St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 18, 1924

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COMIC PAGE SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1994. ~ © ———— Ss YoU PLAt muy BLING RIGHT OVER - ANB Goob > CHEER! pyri 1924, by H. C. Fisher. de Mark Reg. U. S. Pat. Office.) wr. Feature Service, ine wl - = a OS ay eather. Bureau i ; Official forecast or St. Louis and es KEYNOTES vicinity: Fair to- PROMSORY NOT = fay and = tomor- -““irow: cooler § to- day. Missouri: Most ly fair today, pre- ceded by unset- tled in south por- tion: cooler: erally fair tomor- row: rising perature in portion. Iinois: U today, ceded by in extreme south west cooler ren- nset . pre ,. tomorrow generally fair. Stace of the Mis River at’ St. Louis, 12.0 » Of a foot. 4:45; sunset, 7:08 _ Sissippi feet, a fall of Sunrise todas Week's W eather Outlook. WASHINGTON, May 17 Weather outlook for the ginning Monday: Lpper Mississippi ‘sveall Valleys, Lower ocoR nykuM..o Rocky Mountain Pacifie and Missouri States: normal Generally fair, tures. City detectives, striving to keep the Mollie ana murder from Edna Ellis and Marie Bowers cases into Margulis assault following the the limbo of unpunished crimes, last night worked on two and in fact conflicting, the mysterious tragedy of the Gam- | varying. | theories of bie Playground neighborhood. The first theory developed from of Reuben 14) that he saw a young} the story Shapiro, years old, woman being night into the alley Payground. lit opening into this alley, at Gamble street, that Miss body, the clothing partly removed. Wes found after daylight Friday. Former Policeman Questioned. The Shapiro boy said the man »8ho was pursuing the young wo- » tan wore trousers with a white firipe down the side. Polticemen’s | uniforms have suen stripes, and = patter having accounted for the/| Policemen who were on duty in the neighborhood Thursday night, the detectives found a former police- man, who lives in the neighbor- hood. This man still has a polite waiform, though he has no star, and the uniform, appearing to be newly Pressed, was found at his room. Chief of Detectives Hoagland Guestioned the former policeman; for six hours yesterday, from 1 to A.M. and four hours in the after- neon. The man denied any know-. lege of the crime, and said he was inhis room Thursday night, except | fora short time when he went out to huy some lemons. | The former policeman’s wife. from whom he is separated, told | the detectives some incidents which | | “Used the questioning to be carried ® vigorously. Another woman, | Whom the detectives questioned for two hours, is known as theeformer | | Policeman's housekeeper. She said he was about the house until 9:30 P. M., when he went to bed, and >the saw and heard no more of him. | Remarks of Prisoner. | Chief Hoagland ordered the man held. and said he would be ques- Nonel further today. The man| Dis remarked, “You'll get ne »*ened confession from me,”’ and) ) has said he would “stand on his | *Nstitutional rights.’ when asked Shout certain matters. The Chi f | /™d no violence had been used, o1 | Would be used. The Shapiro boy thinks, from the » Pture of Miss Margulis, and frora * View of her disfigured face at | the Morgue, that she was the /Poung woman w hom he saw being Pursued.. He said. however. the yOuUNE woman he saw knickers, whereas Miss Margulis! Pad on a black dress. . ers underneath. The boy has! looked at the former policeman p*nd has not identified him as the ~Dursuer. . The Second .; pursued Thursdays adjoining the was ina yard 29435 Margulis’ rear wore | d conflicting theo- | ay. Which has appealed to the po- lice of the a ge Street Station oe Strongiy than to the detec *s from andl rs, is that Margulis was killed at some “her Place, and that her body was ken in an automobile to ‘ae “Place where it w as found. Mall QGlerk’s Story. en theory is based on the state- ery. of Henry L. Schneider. a mall | | ™, that he saw an automobile snag in the alley near " he place a the bod, was found. "at 3 riday when .» a. Mm F eh : Reider was walking from his to his home at 3027 Pight work Meckson street ‘ © autor ho ordinary oc Obile to be in the Sind alley. ae there is no "Te, @nd none of the Malki Schneider 4 NE no hg Passed casion for short rarace residents has said that in the alley lead} ng SE EE ‘ *Stinued on Page , Column 46. | Farris, a ‘Island. is in ‘in his ,the abdomen. wrist and knec. | cemmittee. ‘tors worked ‘| but tha? i - with: bloom-. | > This. rth on Garrison avenue. P into | CONDUCTOR SHOT IN PISTOL DUEL WITH KANSAS BANKER Railroad Man in C ritical Condition After Fight Near His Home at Pratt. st-Liepatch Kkan., May 17.—George conductor on the Rock the hospital here as Special to the Pe PRATT, lr. Tolman, banker of this city. Farris came in from his run to- day, it is said, Tglman drove to the Farris home with Mrs. Farris Farris 4s allezed to have opened fire, and Tolman shot three times, inflicting wounds in Far- car. in a critical condition. Tolman was arrested, cave bond and left for Lyons, Kas., to be the first to tell his wife. who !s car- ing for her mother, who is serious- there. CUT FARE TO 6, 0. P, REFUSED Roads Turn Down Request for Re- duction During Convention. CLEVELAND, O., May 17.— Railroads have refused a request from the Cleveland Convention Committee for reduced fares to this ris is ' city during the Republican national ' convention June. The reply Passenger Associa- tion, Chicago, stated that it was not customary to grant reduced rates for these gatherings. Only regular train servi nexi of the Central ice from ‘Ohio and nearby states will prevail] before and during the national Re- publican convention, according to James E. Jappe, secretary During the convention railroads will pool their office quarters here and there will be tem. | north | showers | Portion, | week be-. tempera- | \filvers istrover Ford at i from ‘was ito licwht off shore. iat 8 and of the. ample facilities to care for the in- | creased traffic. /PRlaze Threatens Stockyard District of Chicago. Associated Prese May 17.- rv the CHICAGO, —More than 1000 head of cattle and sheep were burned and a number of pens de- stroved in the heart of the stock- yards district late today by a fire which for a time threatened the entire district. Police and specta- with yards’ in driving more than 5000 and a number of cattle to outside the danger zone. Loss in buildings arid pens owned by the Union Stockyards and Tran- sit Co. and leased to packers was estimated to be less than $100,000,- the loss in cattle, sheep and is not known. sheep safety hay ate i Vdd c a Car to Your Business If it only brought work and took you homesit would earn its keep in time and enegey saved. vou to there are many busi- that can most suc- use a car in con- with calls or deliv- But nesses cessfully nection eries to be made. There are splendid used cars “Automo- in the Ciassified biles" columns that wate utilized to increase effi- clency at minimum cost. Why not inv estigate and put ench a generally useful ar- | ticle as a car to work for, you. The st. Louts The Perfect Market- —_ ' wept BP ODA Post-Dispatch One Big Autontobile Mrectory -Place \ ee ee ee a i was midnight at 1000 CATTLE DIE IN FIRE Island, which is at the western end i'who employes | , this ‘Arctic | first to cross the Pacific by ) | possession iKuriles ,} and a here ithe first of was | Paramashiru ; ’ ’ ‘ amashiru in th a result of a pistol duel with E. | —— ee ee ——— — + oe ——— SS ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, M FIRST NEWS SECTION, SECOND SECTION (SPC THIRD NEWS SECTION, PUURTH NEWS SECTION. “18 PAGKE. FIFTH NEWS SECTION. 12 PAGES, SIXTH NEWS SECTION. 10 PAGES. SEV — NEWS SECTION. S&S PAGES WANT SECTION, 14 PAGES. REAL ESTATE SECTION. 14 PAGES ROTOGRAVURE SECTION, 14 PAGES. SUNDAY MAGAZINE, 16 PAGES | COMIC SECTION. 8 PAGES. Se WORLD FLYERS URUSS PACIFIC UCEAN WITH NO MISHAPS : [eee Most Perilous Section of Journey, From Attu Island to Paramshiru in Kuriles Group, Snowstorm. ARRIVED SOME TIME AFTER MIDNIGHT 'American and Japanese De- gstroyers Greet the U. S. Army Aviators—Plan to Trip When Weather Permits. Continue By the Associated Prees BREMERTON. Wash... As . several] and corrections o result of rechecks f data in a message received at Navy Yard Dhited States Sound irom the clobe today three | army filers, doubt remained tonight as to the exact time at which ¢) Island for Par- IKurile Islands. Age officers computed it. how- hoep-off at Attu was on instead of 3 believed. hopped off at Attu naval ever, the Thursday previously The message from Lowell Hi. Smith, acting commander of tne was forwarded to Gen. Mua- son M. Patrick, Chief of the Ar Air Service in Washington. was corrected after its re- morning by the nevy The third ver- was dat"d May ted States i'e- Paramashiru IJs- to whicvh the planes weit Attu. May 17 in Paramashiru May 16 in the United States This version read: “Left Attu at 11:40 yesterday. snowstorms over Pacific forced us Khomandorski at ashore. Left there arrived here at 2:35.-180th Flight over foe 25 distance: snow 19 per excellent weather rest. Planes -and personal O K. Se: storm upon lghting. rood weather.” Navy officers here and guard and Weather Bureau +n consulted in Seattle were uncertnar how much was the differenc’s itn time between the 180th meridian and Paramashiru Island, agreed that the fliers ‘arrived at Paramashiru time after it Paramashiru. time between esterday, a> Lieut. three times cfeipt this yard radio station. sion, made tonight, 1? aboard the Uni land, 4:39. Did not go meridian time. per cent of cent, and “re Leave next CON at some The elapsed Attu of the Aleutian archipelago in American territory, and Paramash- iru Island, which is the north end of the epee chain in the Janninese Empire, wus 15 hours 35 minutes. The ate time was 12 hours 5 min- utes. The distance of the f'yeis evidently had deviated frum their route slightly on account. of about 900 miles. Hazardous Hon of 878 Miles Through Snowstorms. By the Associated Press PARAMASHTRU ISLAND riles, May 17.—Blazing a through skies never before by an airplane, the three States army world flyers ice-fringed bay bordering the this morning. thereby gain- ing for their country and selves the distinction of being the air. In negotiating the hazardous hop of S78 miles from Attu Island, in the Aleutian group, the pilots, .ieuts. Smith. Wade and Nelson. fought through chill Arctic winds and snowstorms that whipped their faces with lacerating Two of the planes Kashiwabara Bay and descended to the water nearby island of Shimshu. Attu Island is one of the Aleu- tian. group and is the most westerly of the United States. Paramashyu Island is one of the group. which belongs to the weather, was Ku- trall invaded United reached sleet. landed in the third off the Japan Warning Sent Too tate. Amazement written on the faces of those American Japanese waiting to receive the giant air discerned through the clouds to the north. For a week the weather on had been idea! fiving and daily the skies had been for the planes. was aboard an destroyer cruieers scanned Continued eon Page 3, Column 4. istance | of 878, Miles, Made in. »ut all ‘The Duke and his equerry ‘two up and one to play side. them-§ thave started a the expedition, as, misty | , cases for, VICTOR'S WOMAN OWNER, IN ORDERING ATTIRE, __Uleen T EVEN SMILE | e ated Press. LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 17. rs HOOTS. the owner of Me (;old, past middle . was neatly attired in ‘ry ordinary dress, such as wear on a contrast to the society a‘ljoin- voile he tele mes wouid rrand, in raiment of boxes hopping 4 the vivid cders occupying wore 4a dress with an old black straw hat, pulled down on the head. Hoots called stand, with her she probably and #0 exciled? express her least sne when the cheer in Mooney crowd gold ing hel She cray\ ficure close fit- rose i and a ting. When Mrs the judges’ trainer and jockey. hanpys couldnt was into was S80 that appreciation. At ahe emiled, even mighty Jockey never crowd raised a her honor. bashfully accepted a pair of him. n trainer, waved to the and spurs presented Webb, thevetera did not appear excit- ed over victor lie wore a which the evidence of wear, a collar attached, custom of even of his ‘my be the least tan-colored raincoat showed soft shirt but following with his wear a tie, test not -the grea dress. did on this day ' long acks. PRESIDENT IS RECOVERING career Oo the ti BLAC FROM SLIGHT BRONCHIAL COLD Coolidge to Spend Week-Eend in Rest—Will Miss Sunday Church for First Time. tert Presse Ma v li tie \oa« WASHINGTON, —Pres- ident Coolidge after a day of al- most complete rest, had gained mastery tonicht ove r a slight bronchial cold which | had pelled cancel the days remain from offices. come him to oCn- cagcenients, and away “ecutive The President still was suffering from ago. said his desk spena today reading the ‘ the cold. con- White probabiy slightly tonight tracted House wwould be back at He is expected to end as he did rooT?)) two days but officials week —-lounging and sleep- doing so he will having Sun- the about his ing—a! brea: if record of never though in ittendance on Washington missed church day since he came toa asc Vice President. The wae tirely of described natute has suffered long cold as:en- n bronchial and such has Mr. Cooligge times over A of years Tf has de into anvthinge § alarming. cissinated bv a President from at never veloped alwavs havine heen short rest. The has a bronchial weakness and frequently goes to a specialist here for treat- ments, particularly makes an address throat strain. DUKE OF YORK LOSES FREAK English Royalty Plays With Miner's Member of Commons on Home Made Links. Conpvright. 19°24. by the Press and Pu! Publishine Cos... the New York Wor'!d and the Poet-Dispatch LONDON, May 17.—An gsoif match was played Duke of York his equerry, and Frank Hodges, Miner's member of Parlia- ment and now Civil Lord of the Admiralty, and a friend of Hodges. *tver unpre- cedented today and between the rude among Wales. on a ‘“‘miner’s course” laid out mine refuse at Ten Pentri., The Duke made a four train journey for the match, and foufid the occasion had been made a holiday by the entire He was met by of Welsh miners and their and proceeded to the through streets fes- tooned flags. The Duke had a piles of coal dust and over slag heaps in going from hole to hole. while art enormous crowd. re- strained by a rope 100 yvards long, followed the plavers and cheered the Duke's good shots, which the account of the match were few. DRIVE STARTED TO PADLOCK NEW YORK BARS AND CAFES Assistant Federal X ag torney Says “We Have Started Landslice” —Another Cabaret Raided. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, May 17. landslide.” said As- Attorney Lyman in announcing the be- crowds families, colf course with ~"“We sistant Federal! Ward today. ginning 600 New York rants, saloons cabarets, and drug restau- stores, charged with violating the prohibi- | tion laws. ‘ P “These padlock be pressed with all possible speed,"’ he asserted. “Our efforts have been hampered by the Federal Judges in hope. -however, to get a June 1. when this district Judge by Prohibition officials today raided the Chicago Restaurant. on Lexing- ton avenue. where seven employes seized. we shall present out | | lef Oklahoma introduced a elke i tion 'amendment | concurrent In view | were arrested and gin and whisky |each house should be necessary to Monday. period | slicht | before he involving aj} | GOLF MATCH AS WELSH CHEER ’ lost by’ hour | AY 18, 1924. —— Ss PAGES 1—10. ses 7% Se net eememeneiaanaatinl PRICE 10 CE NTS GOLD WINS KENTUCKY DERBY THRILLING RACE BEFORE 100,000; $54,000 PURSE TO WOMAN OWNER Head of Black Gold. a Woman’ S : Horse That Won the oe oo - —»>. af > PRR ae > * & ry : ga oe ‘Pena 83.5 Derby PROSSES WIRE HALF LENGTH IN LEAD OF CHILHOWEE ‘Speed and Gameness Are | Shown by Oklahoma Entry in Capturing the Jubilee Classic at Church- ill Downs in 2 Minutes, 51-5 Seconds. BEAU BUTLER LOSES — SECOND BY A NECK Thunderous Acclaim When Heavily Played Favorite geen Bracadale, Who Led at Quarter, Half seed Three-Quarters. By W, H. JAMES, | A Staff Correspondent of the Post- ) Dispatch. | LOUISVILLE, “Ky... May 17— |Black Gold, marvey of the lyear, cohstituting solely and alone ithe one-horse stable of Mrs. Roan -M. Hoots, put the Indian sign on is “other of the finest race horses |America could pit against him this lafternoon, when he won the jubi- ‘lee Kentucky Perby, at Churchill ‘Dow ns. ; It was no easy victory like h{s winning fof the Derby trial last Tuesday. when he took a cCoOli- ‘manding lead at the start and was never headed. Yhe Derby called for ai of the horse's apeed and gameness and the result left not a shadow of dopbt that his name deserves to rank high on ‘the roeeater of fame with those of the" ‘long line of Kentucky Derby win- speed wonder ed -_— 2 —- = ae NAVY PILOTS IN TRY 10 BREAK SEAPLANE DURATION RECORD | Will Attempt to Keep Craft in Air For 30 Hours Over Washing- ton Air Station. Special to the Post-D!svatch WASHINGTON, May a.m. Lieut. Frank W Wead and Lieut. John D. Price, U. S. N.. will hop off from the Ana- costa Naval air station, on the out- skirts of Washington, to break the duration tomorrow record for ' | seaplanes. country- | cheering | climb through | indicates | The plane chosen for this test is known as the CS-2, built by the Curtiss Co., by a Wright engine. will be made to equal the duration records hung up by land planes, which run up co 36 hours, but the powered Bureau of Aeronautics hopes to see | ‘the new sea scout hitting on all 12 cylinders after the expiration of °4 hours, and that it will remain in | ‘the air as long as 20 hours. In the rear end of the fuselage a bed has been improvised so the| pilot off duty may sleep while the plane hurties through the aly at 80 to 90 miles an hour. will switch positions every four hours. An ample supply ‘of food stuffs will be placed aboard before Wead turns the plane down preparatory to Lieut. the Potomac River | taking the air of proceedings to padlock | proceedings will | land insufficiency of | We | HOUSE RESOLUTION REQUESTS WORLD CONFERENCE ON WAR —_— — ——_ —- —- = President Asked to Call Session to | End Strife and Form New International Code. By the Associated Press WASHINGTON, May 1 ident Coolidge would jbe requested to call an international conference for the. purpose of outlawing war establishing a2 new code, under a resolution in- troduced today by Representative Laguardia (Rep.), New York. Representative Thomas ( Dem.) tional a constizutions! proposing that the providing vote of deciare war. os ae 17.—At 9] in an attempt | seaplane scout, | No attempt | ‘alwavs had heard ‘nine The two pilots | ta common sight to see them, fall- ‘ing upon the necks of men nearest ‘them, ‘told you so!” ‘tracted them. ‘stick together.” ‘the women ‘its lightest, ~Prea- ‘clouds. as if abashed by so much :} competition, interna - | imer furs were, ‘or fur scarfs two-thirds of | W omen’s By MARGUERITE MARTYN {against trig Of the Post-Dispatch Staff. _tailor mades. LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 17.—I} it described as a mighty roar from the grand stands | down as a ing a winner comes Today it began in crescendo to as the Derby the stretch. mounted thought a screech, shrill and piercing and | long outlasting due no dout to the higher voices which large proportion. especially must heavily. roar but the roar, of femi- there in pitch were such Women backed the winner have | It was Many they were by cloaks. hugging and Shrieking, “! Possibly it was the fact that the Derby champion was | entered by a woman owner that at- I have heard many “We women must | straight tunics, these lines were (Chinese patterna. women remark. Furs Were Appropriate. | It was the glad, gay raiment of | which gave the scene most colorful touch. The sun remained behind a veil of } Fative, and pastel and finally came a cool. damp wind. compelling wom- | en to don cloaks and furs. Sum- for once, not inap- propriate and happily most of the costumes ealled for fur trimmings | One of the most popular. as well | as lavish modes. was the crepe or! georgette gown with cape or coat | to match, collared and bordered with fur. These and sport suits in, | border. But after all, ' suits, Raiment Gives Color Touch to Somber Day at Kentucky Derby Gay Colored Scarfs, Decorative Cloaks and Sport Suits Predominant—Cool Weather Brings Out Furs dark blue and Small cloche order of felt, crepe predominated, though who had planned costumes. large picture hat, undaunted by the threatening skies. The scarf that may have been | to have run ite course in | fashions mad race after novelty staged a come-back. | woman wore one of chiffon printed or plain of gayly or matching the costume save for 'a contrasting lining, who had noon costumes wore them. destined Many of these were of More cheers and a big Am printed georgette in large futuristic | beauty bouquet for the grinning — patterns, plaid ard Roman stripes. A number were made with Chinese fashion. A | most retiring of horsewomen, ap- 'number of black satin embroidered in | plaudits loaks Are Prominent. Cloaks. when they had to be donned, were none the less deco- in their soft. colors. | cloaks of apricot, jade, beige. hen- 'na and many of white wools in va- rious weaves, from the velvety duv- tyne to thick velours, faille silks. }satin and crepe. Some were of Per. sian printed cashmere: others em- broidered all over, and nearly ev- ery é6ne had its dyed fur collar and it in some delicate paste! tone | or dark and strictly tailored, which patterned crepe, Re ‘ners that went before him. | Wins by Half a Length. Never in the history of the Defiy has so great a crowd seen the clag- sic race. The track management estimated that at least 190,000 per- sons saw Black Gold make his final stout-hearted effort in the stretch to pass the winning post half a length ahead of Chilhowee, with Beau Butler in third place and beaten for second by a neck. The race was no nerve soother ‘tor Black Gold's backers who had sent their money after their judg- ment in the future books and itn the pari-mutuel machines at the | track. ivery chance of the gante black | yeemed to go against him, but with hats of the ithe courage of a born winner, he took the breaks aa they came, gave | adversity the horse laugh and ‘landed the $50,000 purse and the ‘gold trophy cup for his Indian owner. No One who has never heard the .- lconcerted shoutings of 190.000 men ‘and women wrought up to the. ‘highest pitdh of excitement can | magine the thunderous acclaim iwhich greeted the valiant MTIittle ‘black horse when he cantered back proudly to salute the judges and planned. ‘after. the throngs after his victory. Time 2 Minutes 5 1-5 Secunda, though to be eclipsea'! Cheer upon cheer for the horse, grosgrain and some includ- remained | Every other jockey, Mooney-——and then the big long. | sugprise of the day. Mra. Hoots, frocks on | peared to accept her share of the | all and dignified. Mrs. Hoots i stood on the judges’ stand in view | of the vast threng. She was sté@ie- ally wunemotional The covet+- | ed Kentucky~ Derby Stake of $50,000. to which was added her share of the entry fees paid by the owners of the defeated horses, deep texturee | There were. Black Gold in 2:051-5. In that. short space of time he covered a: mile and a quarter of racing's most hallowed ground with the hoof marks of his superiority over all other racing 3-year-olds of 1924) Black Gold's time, however, waa just two seconds siower then that was the sports pastel shades stood out prominently | \ Continued ou Page 3, Columsa 7. Conese. eo Fao eee * A made a grand prize of approxt-, — mately $54,000 earned for her by WR ee ge ye - . ws ~ - : Ye Fog > ae F, 2 ; . : iz. ee a SPA rt he welt = eee me j rf Bh an Co . > . . ri Set ee < —o a :a%e b 4 b. é ~ " hei a.” : J - 3 : x r ‘ s h PO Fy SR ag AL nc ag CAE Es A Bae near or Ae & + ee Sa ad p i a GaN: * PERS + WF. - E

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= — “ pve POPPE, Seat “ pa tate Mi gS ARETE Pe Fe Te oe ‘ Se ed selene es # ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATTH . SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 18, 1924. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH fi. : T. | PRE SE | 7 oo | associations here this w ew ype C HOUSE IERRDES LEGAL STEPS TO GET REMUS’ HINTS FALL USED Black Gold Winner of | MOMENT MISSED A DERBY aa 4 id a The Kentucky Derby — witsso-vear mistony == scss=.o° Sees a SENATE MND} Them if Given Leave to Make Trip From Strung out behind Black Gold. himself if he had not got off 20 up in the infield @ permitted | has for years been his . és 7 Prison to “Secret Spot. ' . Transmute, Revenue Agent. Thorn ments in the great race that the Aristides won the first Ken- year, with = @remea WASHINGTON. . . . ne . ; resulted from a request from Justice Files Show Oil fling, Wild Aster and Bobtail Bracadale was the cause of many | .., jubilee running of the Numerous 4! - ; World Flight Committee “a I nner na | . tory over the East. 4s front at the quarter, the half and Mat | c ‘ qua in between he has not missed impromptu for the “the f ments for protection a . ay hours ogee nae most p was Was sent to the committ thair- western-owned. ror man} , the stretch in secon ace by ha ae liquor, ee cha ae t s P Matt J. Winn, general manager spinution to the general . Deegased by air by three airplanes HAWES AND NEWTON“ Commitee , - Atian- You have made a request upon : been considered large for and finished fifth. ; v | CANCELED CHECKS PLANNED r +. | Special to the Post-Dispatch. | friends from St. Louis, 7 : A Continued from Pake Onc. lengths and was fighting game'y | LOU Isv ILLE, Ky.. May 17. Friday night a New on r slinepeentaegnadetialinetinniderenniaagsin . with Beau Butler for third place, IFTY years ago today a | Dr. John Freeland, tooks * ae , >} a , +g Chilhowee and Beau Butler at the jay those days, amd cheered with | ‘om during Derby nk. ; Distance Feasible Fror : dale, Klondyke, Mad Play. King os: Steel ; , 0? os ; name of Harry Sinclair would | sucky Derby in 1875. ern sportsmen. he. ean 4 so Tae 2 8 licans and 2 Independents from the Departnient of Justice in ™ for We-t. : ) the story of George Chairman Brookhart that the De- Sweeping Victory spinal shivers. He got away in same race this afternoon. supder parties p .?— ~ Chairman cali -- te ee t! ; recedea. 4 | waSHINGTON, May 1i.— in the sale of vay Bigs Mrs. Willebrandt: thousands had waited for the grea* 4 length, but there he was quickly -entucky Jockey Club of the Kentucky) Cc . ‘Most of the St. Louis . ee tne tS Army Alr Service. The Remus, now an inmate of ei " age . OS z - chis department to permit George, WITNESS CHARGED sporting even: waited through the ytaq Play Big Disappointment. | WOMEN’S RAIMENT McDonald. Me ant MBSR gaand since May %. waiting favor- c nal Ye E Millionaire Bootlegger Offers to Produce of Old Rosebud, in 1914. who ™ . at the finish. He would have. 13-year-old boy stood in his cf things socially with » a ' . ; MEXICAN REV OLT t tm 2:03 1-6. the track record. |, given a much better account of// raings’s grocery, wagon, Grawn || Gress ball st Mi Sau “Device Is Set in Tail of finish were Altawood, Bracadale, , tesore the tani : | It seemed for a few hectic mo three or four companions, as : . has be F | the River’ Vallee: aa . Steel Parts—Proves: * 116 Democrats, 145 Repub- By the Asaociated Press ern States under zuard to look for Senator Wheeler Suggests Gorin If, Cannot age ag acain be entered in the big book of That same boy, now a silver- Binds chair . | : ; ay 17.—Aid canceled checks an: t} ers Diogenes. Nautical, Mr. “ute. Ss rat dling * 4 “h 1] magnate’s sande ney ¢ I. ‘here. for @ | 4 | inci May , ing Bill Over President. while op P is letter Can prising q a single Derby. His name is Col. | 4. im prompts tha ae Iworld. the Pacific Ocean has been sought today by the Senate Daugh- man by Reply to Committee Request. ATTEMPT TO “FRAME” event. A crowd which would have and easily cut down by Altawood , i . many @ nay - 'tended the buffet . nl F eerid flyers have been at Attu ic SUPPORT COOLIDGE ta penitentiary, told yesterday of sc eight 3 gt oon re t _ oe panied by a repre- early morning hours for the gates ‘ ~ ie nes Mr. and Mr : paying $250,000 or more to Jes e : e . With ench Mad Play, the other Sinc'’air en- | GIVES COLOR TOUCH | Bradsby. whe Maul Bye! S apie weather conditions. Finally, 4. W Smith, dead companion of for- er nye beth voy, COMMS, to open at 7 oclock. 7 3 ere tiv which was favored next to DERBY "2 ; e the were adie te! fi er extended trip to J succeeding hour the throng & Black Gold in the betting. did noth- TO KENTUCKY ing a large house party gg [en Thursday, they country place, including J P gake off for the flight across the mer Attorney-General Daugherty | | to Burns Said . riou oints ates | elegram : oo eles ome 4 hor - a toe "™ spot” if the committee would ar- 90 oa) nner tnaguncin edge of Fall's Activity tucky homes in the country WS never in better than sixth place and | won in the home stretch with the/ Mrs. Taylor Spink ot of rete nhsinn . hat he ll not produce for vou ith «such (Utraffic)6|68S | finichea , weather as antagonist. gave a dinner party at the J Oe & received due te unse ry Are That Vote in Upper «ange i:. Mrs. Mabel Walker Wil- congested with finished tenth. lebrandt, Assistant Attorney-Gen- re anette es ce ge. ter Advised to Lay Off. even Louisville, accustomed to its Beau Butler showed the race's Some of those last did not stick | nis Club. At the River means of communication with this House Will Be Close eral, in charge of prohibition en- pom co gga } Bathory ‘annual Derby crowd, had never! most sensational burst of speed in to somber colors. One noted was/a large dinner party was gam mote corner of the globe. forcement, notified Chairman ee or his attorney to De Oe seen before. gaming it out with Altawood in the of white faille silk, tailored to the| Mr. and Mrs. Breaux — ... distance of $78 miles from Rrookhart by letter today that a —_ epee at ne ost-vUispaic : ureau, It seemed unbelievabie that any stretch for third place. He was tast degree. with orange tie knot- whose guests include Mr. am 4 a to Paramushitu was Re the Acsociated Pres court writ would be necessary and | Le ae J reneral was od- 20-23 Wyatt Bldg. event in a city of approximately tengh when he turned into the (ted beneath the soft shirt eollar | Henry Garneau and Mr. ; peAttu san K otzky. on WASHINGTON, May 17. — The genator Brookhart announced that ater Hon pando eat Feet ga aqeee WASHINGTON, May 17.—A sug- 200,090 population could magical- stretch and seemed to be going and worn with an orange sailor) Thomas McPheeters of | a ive Ka anc peel soot of House today easily overrode Pres- the Department had agreed to seek ante sg wren p bition. cacy ago 7 gestion that the files of the De- ly imerease that population by 50 easy until challenged. Then his | hat. W. C. Fordyce the ee gone ns an th “ad Stine fdent Coolidge’s veto of the soldier the proper legal authorization. ter up with you for him. e a partment of Justice show that part per cent or more, and eee more — eechata tenth to third was me- The boxes of cat ae | Wiliam C. Fordyce was he | ees ast that the planes should | bonus bill and p:' up to ‘he Senate According to committee mem- “The statutes of the United 'o¢ the $100.000, which E. L. Do ont nip + «pagent AP Atm = ; aS ES Se ee = = te breakfast party stiaam ke for this point of land rather the final word c the |* islatien. bers, Remus also has a controvesy srates provide a method for allow- — — — ? "event could fill those great reaches ; wee ripe ares mane. fashion journals a eagerly | Club yesterday morning Gee = make a straight over-water Downs racetrack But all the valiant efforts made sought out with the view of learn- | so ee E. Norris of | ~ Sqight across the Pacific Ocean, 3 with the Bureau of Internal Reve- ip risonérs to ieave th i : possi The vote was 3 | : _ | ms prisoners to . > - " ' : GQuired two-thirds. A much cics®T which he conducted out of Ohio much as these reauests are likely to i the heari if eee oe. andthe tre- and pluckily persistent effort of have been disappointed or due for) lightful parties. Mr. amaum vs Paseding for Cape Kronotzky, the . eee - ities — "OD. was mac e at e arin e- ttin or ‘oF k role rr Y % ’ ss ti r ; a c 4 mendous area of betting ring. pad- Black Gold prove that he was a reconstruction ot previous ideas. RR. Francis Jr. are me } fiyers were able to correct their result. however, is anticipate? i and other places prior to his ga arise again, it tis best both for the . oi aelcaail hett th , ‘ ane the mate ‘ith onus advocates | Viction. committee and for the Department {Ore the Senate Daugherty Com- gock and clubhouse inclosures. tter than the Ss hole lot. The All Eastern women wore sc at house party. The ee par "eourse as they passed the Bering etill claiming the advaatece. ‘he J. E. Hoover. acting head of the of Justice to adhere strictly to the mittee today. Yet the spirit of the Derby eee aT — that have’ might wore st sa ae pot Pe wh yqung men who arrived nt ; © eiands. r } miveat: e . : a bps sx : the looke own on the classic at costumes. Mrs. osep dener vate car of TI Bureau of Investigation, Depart : Tomi “ Lost a Day in Flight. ; statute. The subject came up in connec- waved its magic wand and Senate will take “p -he mieasie + of Justice. told the committee This department volunteers to tion with an inquiry started by seemingiy impossible happened. Churchill Downs for each of 50 wore a suit, dull greem in color,| seminated among the | ‘ a” 7 o'clock Mondtyv that Attornev-General Stene had assjet you by every means a-* our Senator Wheeler. the committee Every inch of eitting and Standing Derby years seemed to emile with with white corded silk waistcoat, gave a decided St. crow ag The fl yers arrived at Kashiwaba- Friends of the measure fn the instructed him to reduce the per- command to secure documents prosecutor, into the attempted room was taken when the bugle the brightness of a sunshine which | printed silk scarf and smail Diack | the assemblage in “ff ra Bay. Paramushiru Isiand. jn the |), : - ; ’ , } ’ - -* Tae - ~¢ > , &. 5 ; Benate admitted to'ay that great sonnel of the bureau. Its agents from | | ; did mot touch the lower earthly. cloche hat of felt. rooms and upon the an E Kuriie Islands of Japan, at 11:4 tre were instructed to institute no new feel justified in allowing a man Justice of Dave Gershon. a former Miles of trackage space in Mr. Remus. but we, do not prosecution by the Department of sounded for the great turf classic i | : c ‘ : Th : . pressure was being breuxht to bear the teiesant when the son of Black | Scxype George Ww idener wore green 4: the races yesterd me e ie: (_@ m. May 17. is sta oe | ) ‘4 _ Inquiries without the approval of /who. during the last two and one- agent, after the latter had been vards of al! the railroads entering Toney and Useeit set out on the a0, 3 three-piece suit of flannel, Another private car » peeds 4 slight explanation, as there | Against the bill, a grest deal ct the Attorney-General and hereaft- half years we have been prosecut- subpenaed as a witness before the Louisville were devoted to parking Warpath to get 19 thoroughbred its long coat bordered with an ap- ing yesterday morning 4 bs a day's difference in time be- which was attribute! to TI’resident er tts employes are to be law ing him, has brought pressure to committee. Wheeler charged flat- private cars, many of which had scalps. pliqued pattern of grasses in dark- yr. and Mrs. Harry ay p tween Attu Island and Parameah: Coolidge’s message, but wiey in- srhoo! graduates only. The num- bear upon every public official he ly that it was another attempt to brought their owners across the In the first place, Black Gold er-green. With this she wore @ wir and Mrs. Oliver Ris ye ne. In other es ee gisted and veto supporters gq- ber of “under cover” men is also could approach in an wget to s- “frame a witness,’ who might give continent on lone and tiresome got me worst place for 4 favor- hat of green leather, stitched = 2! fr. and Mrs. Orion Willis, 4 ers left peer nig s.an + ficient. break to be curtailed sharply. _ _cure favors, to be absent from pris- material damaging to Daugherty. journeys consuming’ days And at able mart. He had the rpil posi-| lattice pattern by way of trim- arriving by motor _@ay morning S sOOn a5 yy mitted hat not & suitic Mrs. Willebrandt’s ruling re- on walls for a trip around the This was flatly denied by W. W. the end of the rainbow lay that, “Om. which in a field of 20 is a ming. Young Mrs. Raymond Bel-/.n4q Mrs. Atvin Gold pore in the sir they Ree Soe bad occurred yet to bring #bout garding the proposal to let Remus country, in the informa! manner Grimes, a department lawyer. thrill to be eained in the two m in- decided disadvantage as the horse: mont wore a gray whipeord cosi) yrs Charies Rice a @efeat of the bill. go to Obio and other Middle aVest- suggested.” Fall “Man Behind Revolt.” utes and five and one-fifth sec: on the rail is subjected to crowd- over a black crepe gown, With @ 1 eso der, Ward, New York; Wason—6. “Gershon, former he in many hat was not Message, Kepresentati-e Garrett, eee, Aenea. pore Democrats— Byrne, Tennessee; eemebieaet of Justi — = nn 1p Sas i nt aa -ay eid in a pocket for a time and The lounge at the Jockey Club af-| York, Miss E sH Mr... ts «(Dem..) Tennesse-. ‘eater. 2a.ludirs Ayres, Barkley, Bell. Black. Texas: mocr wut se I : c , a ‘ : Oa uSstICce, an iez » leo ‘ e+ a perate language use? oy the Pres- Bowling, Boylan, Brand, Georgia: | t@!. %. - Mexican revolution, Lower Cali- must be seen to be appreciated. At jockey he was ee of his| extensive the habit of cigarette Leo Fuller, Mr. and a picht. but must have made a land- fo ate Renu licans. inclué- Briggs, Browning. Buchanan. Bu-k- Eight Republicans and seven fornia, was financed with Doheny any rate it is quite certain in this). 7. ooking for a way| smoking among women has ~ be- | Monheimer, Mr. and | - j the Kamchat- | 3 ident.”” while Repu aed & Pp er te : . ; out and when the opening came - ; ; > - % _ ing somewhere along the Kam ing Fepresentative Teneworth, ley. Bulwinkle. Busby, Byrnes, Democrats were not recorded as ramee that Fall was the man who instance that those rainbow chas- 1. was threugh like ida a ame come, though this was the only in- Shoenbers. Mr. and Jit es ' ka coast..and continued the follow- | th their floor leader. rallied tr the south (‘arolina: Canfield. Cannon. voting or paired. They were: An- =n need it. that he was discharged ers who came from the East went en Serétete aa hace we stance noted of emokin=g out i Kiine. Mr. and Mrs. i. da *. ing dav to Parartushiru. To fly the W support of the President. (hair- Carew, Carter, Casey, Ceiler Clan- derson, Cole, Ohio;; Kahn, Kiess, from the service because he inter- home with no pots of gold. While "y prr nt gees ace, ithe open. meyer. Mr. and Mrs. J. Tas . 878 miles from Attu to Paramushi- | th > ¥ ° . re ** > ; . = =s - 44 = 1 t . man Green of the Howse Way:send cr. Clary, Collins, Cennally,. Texas; Langley, Reed. West Virginia; ‘ered with the shipment of arms they were journeying homeward in moved up a eee to he - had Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt wore an *0". Mr. and Mrs. M. vw ‘fe would require, at the rate of/| th Means Committee. “saich ‘ramet Connery, ‘ook. Crisp, Croll, Cros- Rosenbloom and White of Maine ane - ammunition to Lower Cali- their private cars. Mrs. Hoots was held that maith. - Baanteme and he consequential! net of white straw Mr. and Mrs. Sam,: & progress fhe flight hase been mak-/ fhe bill, and Representative Le- ser, Cullen. Cummings, DPavens, Republicans: Clark, Florida; Gal- ‘ornia, 1921; that the Department packing up the biggest pot of gold slain saab . tye 4 nee ‘engths trimmed with black ribbon, a face Brenton Van Cleave, Ran: fag. about 12 hours and 26 mifn- | th » ~u le yoo ‘et : a on a " - : — : > _ ? ; in ~ ; 6 ine *s .erin tne sir [ r f . 4 . es , Guardia. (Rep..) New York, rok: > cme apa Missouri; Dicks*ein, jivan, Gilbert. Huddleston, Lilly, sate Justice and Attorney-General ever found at the end of the Ken- time pre ge we ‘le on se Nn eee : aa Therefore, pending reeset) -~ ~ => i, S ._* > " ¢ _—_ - , = ah . ‘ 4 » , * =. 7 " 42iit — & aaa . as Pa 4 — - a from the ranks in criticsn: the Doughon, Driver, Eagan.. Evans. park. Georgia, and Ward of North "4s Knowledge of Fall's activity. tucky rainbow and getting ready to Bracadale was second. ading and aries I. Short of Bast St... Sef the official report, i & as-|m 3 arc a Fn statis ines A. O. and J. L. Stmpsen, Ra © @umed that the flyers set a course) v: ee , "gy! *, 4 ’ * P with Cole, Dr. H. R. Hal & from Attu Island for Cape Kronot- ews of Mr. Coo" ‘ice. Montana: Favrot. Fishe-, Fui- Carolina. Democrats. Fall called agents of the Depart- tote it back to her palatial Oxla- That fi Chairmar Madden of the \rpre- dright, Fulmer, Gardner, Garner. Senators Urged to Back Veto. ment of Justice to his private car homa, home. One horse won the! hi “vt - a a els. Pristions Committe> led off the de- Gasque, Geran. Glatfelter. Golds- Passage of the bill by the House ‘elling them to lay off. Gershon pot. So . ee Goll endee the puree Nearly al! the om nh Briakmas. oe Cet Po’. afriving there late Friday aft- | tp, fense for the President. stressirg borough, Greenwood. Griffin. Ham- ;,-ensified the interest in the Sen- ‘8 sore. wants to go to Washington Heap big horse! Who cares a and the cup for Mrs. Hoots will meee :T gin Mn po os + es Meletio, A. Rauh, V. H. Cote .@rnoon (Thursday at Attu); that |g, Pariici*eriy the plea of Mr. Con}- mer, Harrison, Hastings, Hayden. 12 vote A deluge of telegrams ‘© ‘testify. Information has been whit for a Whitney out in the oil ee be forgotten by the many ° 5°38 ndrorits ema han ne A. & Aloe: ‘eons Lippman, me? remained overnight, and com- | o¢ his fer economy. On :hat grourd@ Hill, Alabama; Hill. Washington: flooded the offices of Senators to- rece.ved confidentially from for- and bianket belt ? Sandie 3 ‘+ thousands who stood 190.000 linear racing — les, on the other hand, Barney. C. W. Merrill: me ' pleted the fight te Paramushire oO ad te 0 fae te ooreran ny: m0 ag perce a thee day, most of them urging support ™¢r Department of Justice Agent lack Gold Show "em alee isa conad aiens: of Presa oe mneyparns: Seg ag te sanaeaue Beas Pariso, Dr. C..W. Hela 5 Pisiand the following morning. ar- = the , ther Itepublicas.s stein, Jeffers, Johnson, Ken- P Hess, -vho Is in business in Los an et ie » Sing : — © ventucky blue-| _— qe See sor Harris, Edward S. Butler, G | fiving there prior to noon. It 4s we ke in support of the vetc tucky: Johnson. West . V of the veto. vs oo and let's go. "grass lawn az! . smart in a dark blue crepe gown . . yy ¥ “ ‘hes etna lee also. Johnson. Texas: Jones. Raby amy Friends of the measure declared — a aia » os Thousands of Western bettors clung to caus pos seme’ ae with accordion pleated wrap to —— E. M. Keane oe. —. cman the official reports ea Threatens Tax Cut. Madden Says. Kincheloe. Kindred, Kunz, Lank- the latest poll showed that at the hecinaiiiliiniae Site aaa peanes by the are willing to sound the trium- leaned over the infield Drils pe match. Mrs. Phil Chinn had on ee , So A g out this assumption. Madden emphasize! that the ford. Larsen. Georzia; Lazaro, Lea, most the veto would receive sup- », 0 as us a Washing- phant whoop with Mrs. Hoots. For! shouted encouragement to the) =, 2°* Sow= trimmed with much; |” aie ae z ew 8 The nate tae ae pee bill threatened*tax reduct’on. but California: Lee. Georgia: Lindsay. port from 24 Senators, or four acne, PME sith : : _ . however, the betting on Black Gold started in| black-coated speed marves atl the white lace Mrs. E. R. Bradley Jer. Louis M. ail, & a e aoe from Attu Islands) Chairman Green deciaret ‘lat the Linthicum. Logan, Lowrey. Lozier, than voted to sustain President at te dace = eggs — to get the future books last March after year ““' was gorgeous in a white costume, Handlans, 2 and Mrs. 2 ae = the longest flight he measure was framed ‘vith a view Lyon, McClintic, McDuffie, Mc-~Harding’s veto and nine less than’ |... saiedll oe — Department of he won the New Orleans Derby If he had been going fast b trimmed with white fox and a A- Grolback, Alfred A. é : pag be the whole expedition, m te the Governm -nt’s ability 19 Keown, McNulty, McReynolds, Mc- would be necessary to sustain the a ail Somes ie tag woniigauer tn $9 These books are operated in sev- it seemed that he was now ieee large geranium-red hat. and Mrs. 3. D. Manley, vind i ut Is actually the longest flight | |. pay and insisted .t fitte! in witn Swain, McSweeney. Major. Illinois; present veto, if all members were _ the repay Se be eftort to eral large cities by bookmakers flying. He was out in the o ae ~Mrs. George Wendling. of St. aes. =. F. Greve. Xr. aaa ag ne —— whites will be st-| the Treasury's finiacial procram. Major, Missouri: Mansfield. Mar- present and _ voting. American chat t ae — describ in the following The roll call follows: + ot aime Thomas, Kentucky; hacia others. I am returning the origin. P°C™S Sot the best of the picking colored lace and white shoes with : j- | Those voting ¢ ‘err ‘ iliman. Trdings. Underwood Ip. SUlted duging negotiations between 4) apiaacit erect Mingo Ber a ood reat Race :, ee tee Th great magn en ro ng to override the Ar aa ~ ee Up- | ? al afidavits herewith and I want hersaow Pergo G I ce. TC-3 From Scott Field Aone £4 heels. Many womenof fine. a e earth {sa great et, - sO . i ’ ao ‘ rs : *- qaat * r : ‘ Tt) Tt. >! h 3 . *-* = . Lf °r i if \ j ic . - = - ae : vet re ; gia: ngyn ade a a vote. gi his tter rour im 2 r Comsencers ' ~ | stately figures wore gowns of black cor ‘ North magnetic pole north of SESZT O8SPSUFL Ss Bee ey wees ed Republicans—Andrew t} . Kentucky; Walkins, Weaver rel. : ial iy uae ~ | race ltawe r is Aerial Visitors at r jr sto | . wr ch — gmt ler. Wilson. Leu or ay 2. md Senator Curtis (Rep Kansas, in ™ediat : rery careful atten- a r ae ale s be sige a” the Ase Derby. crepe. A fad which has had time — Smoracor. and the South magnetic Ra hara . : ; eerdy. — ’ é iS a, iS . : oO -7 ° , . . enestnut hors ! “once ‘ 4 x-; ° AsS@risted Pre«« . - | Mississippi: Wilsor : charge of the measu finally . with © prepara- CRREs Reres ttaeniaiaaianin A enmne , to run its course but which s-ems. “ . by Senator Robdinson of Arkansas, S nt. but you prob- ‘ : na a St ee | ee itative, still to be aroldirg ; we geographic pole. This causes on, Connolly of Pennsyivania. armer-lLabor: Wefaldt—1. To- ., ie ’ : “ - - aha Ttie- ‘ : . = , I e - Ly Ad ° . . J wn aD aeeane Dickinson. Iowa: Those voting to sustain the veto: jections. Robinson « siderable more adviesh!) the stretch turn he fairly ran over The TC-3, with a crew of seven a : camila bina: se os be corrected for in all we " ott, Evans lowa: Fair- ° aie ee ~ Sets ries. > Zt é?.. r imiiiet eons “e 5 , . 07 ‘ Lii o> e rest ofr the field ~ mse inte *io men arr ved ” el apes—ani ° j Ss. monoe US.nz TAs ‘ s tne t »} ay si rz ¢t r Haugen, Hawley, Hersey, Hickey, Fleetwood, Fredericks, Freeman.) 4. +.) ere ee wens Snat taeia moral uplifter and gov be 20 ~ hy neces 4: a ee retin a RE President Coolidge. The the. Derby. was that of wearing of the pilot be MU) Maryland; Hoch, Holaday L. pemerqreany Pennsy!vania: Graham eats Aiensagery on wes ee and housecleaner since his ren one iene sh ae : saat ce was passed through its several diamond link _braceleis: ori - er “ ° ilies Pio ~_ a tal ern ; : ut . . - ’ : ° os Hell, Iowa; William FE. Hull, biu-/ lilinots: Hudson. M.D. Hyll. Ili- iil teen fesse - cies . 8! Gren Cie service I se 7 The records enc: that the ts Reta >, stage today at the! upon one wrist. Needless t> say. . —- Pele: James. Johnaon. Washington: now; Lehibac h. Longworth. Mad.- eee ns ie “ ; ‘rep... getting «hort in view of eae ; ! money came from Doheny and me . , Bent to the MW hite House. pearly - every woman, even the carn- , a“ : . ys at Ontec? ‘7 . . , - ‘> ‘? J tt . , 4 _* : Jghnson. South Dakota; Kearns, ¢¢n. Magee. Pennsylvania; Macee. eae ed. a) that hh che Seen “tn a went through Fall to Mexico.” as- ea a by the White House to servative Easterners. wore light- | . . - :, ’ Nn - ta Fon, ace ie : , = Ti aah 1 r , Keller. Kelly, Kendall, Ketcham. |New York: Merritt. Mills, Moore, ..~ agar 4 artand o | wilt have to be civen es sa £0 ‘* gerted Wheeler. rho Deparment and re- colored stockings with. intricaely ST. LOUIS POST: I King. Knutson. Kopp. Kurtz. La [llinois; Moores. Indiana: Nelson * | American Veterans tien.” “a acten- “Not to my knowledge.” said turned by that department with a! st d ndals . G la. Lampert, Larson. Minne. Maine: Newton. Missouri: \ . sued a statement today ask th itnec« report. and then sent to the St er yy J | Let “Real Estat ae . , : i; Newton he witness. a > State! Many St. Loukans Entertained. Dee. vee ioe e ; : Lineberger, Minnesota: Page. Parker. Phill Congres to put the pending ill 2.9 mentioned was a . Department. Published Dal! : Leatherwood. , hillips _ Grimes confessed. howeve: he Tattle. McKenzie. McLaoghiin, Scott. Seger. Snel! Sproul, Iilj- had met seen the files excent for Indications still prevailed today Through Mrs. Carl Langenberg.| Co. Twelfth ‘Boulevaré ond ¢ - higan: Mclaughlin. Nebraska; ™0°'s. Staliker,. Sweet. Taber. Tem- , | x 7 | ani ate, cea a emg weet Barco the la Porter. Purnell, Rameeyer. Rans- ing, Davis, Tennessee: Deal Domi. |.. pensation. rather than accent | mam See S09 attempts to indict - -. >| Girectiy whether he did . Rathbone. Reece. Reed. New nick, Drewry, Garr + ? prevent proposition that is far chie witmess as to their ship- ret now thut part of the famous ork; Reid. [llinote; Roach. rett. Tennessee sex exas; Gar- from satisfactory and will for at} ™e® a $200,000 was to finance a revolu- . Rodison. Rogers. Mas- Humphreys Sabet aemeial Hooker, future time be hel4 as a har when Freeh Evidence Di~covered tion. Grimes retorted that he did ; Sanders. Indiana: San- Missourt. Spears. wiadiee os wag ‘he veteran asks emergency relief He insisted that recently fresh _— know He conceded the pos- 5917 DELMAR BL. New York; Schafer. Sehall, rum—2i. Total Ts G- from the country for which We ‘idence had come to the depart-|™PUHF that the files of the de- 1 we tt A M.--FPATHERS SERVICE WILL BE HELD partment might show it. Shall we forget Father? Those who desire to henor their fathers. or . Sears, Nebraska: Shre- P ; fought.” ment implicating Gershon . = 22” Mebert Fah sa were announced as fol- a8 that st wae mething mere a > pay respect to their cee are invited. Speaks. Sprovw!. g Joffe Revrovers His Health ihe usual course of events that a REPORT ON IMMIGRATION BILL SERMON Kaneas. To ever . : o ride the vwote-: Republi- me ine a wCatet Press. Proeecution should be started He DR. JAMES HARDIN SMITH . : President Sends Measure to State Streng. Kansas: Strong. cans—R ~—Oles, Burdick. Curry. De!- v “4 Summers. Washing i n . LENNA. May 1,.—-Adolph Joffe rPeserted that ® — al ° ger. Drer. at the new information | '¥ izavitt, Peavey, Win - the soviet diplomat. who has been had come frem the Distriet Attor- Department for Study. Ss | Music & "aiiuat cosas se eae Cage, | Special Music by a at orchestra and thirty (30) trained singers. A great | _ for revision of the Veterans’ Re *rotner-in-law of Cantu. the rero- ean itewe ahead 5? anther acldter ition! and [ aAnrpeared from the lewielatioan NON} cay had been been ac- “Our anirio . MePariand lecting mone: n the said. “that Congree; Thatcher Thompson. Tim The taking treatments for his bealth ney at Los An | By tse Asercte*ed Press f | . : mocrats: Ma . an ' . wteles and that the - : Vintain : ‘ae Tincher, Vail. Vare. Ves-| Drane. H Bavkhead. Doyle. here for some months. has com. Washington office did hi WASHINGTON, May 17.—The sac tagi te te ‘ee * eS ee ee | . Howard. Oklahoma: Hof! : lid nothing Im ; pictures. ort Sermon by Dr. Smith Orchestra . bry * >. > : ' letelw n ¥ : - is ev . . , : -_ wh. Vincent, Voigt, White. -Kan- Tennessee. Morris, O’Brien, Rogers a gg overed and hag left for |the matter unt!! it had been unex. immigration restriction bill and its start playing at 7:30 P. "tis ' pectediy viewed. Grimes, who for Japanese exclusion provision is in a eee Soens CEN AP t2. FP. ES and a te oo tt

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‘oar et ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 18, 1924. mad et rrr eee ore re POP Re rT Tr at i eet a Th : 9 ee ee * tS jations here this week. a ous inship between’ scciety in en, cities has been establj * entertainments by friena, relatives jot these FeCcial lead MN ‘Include the carloads of th : ds from St. Louis. ery k host, . S #.; ‘ * , 4 a * Fit ia -o day night a New Yor . John Freeland, took po % things socially with ". ta ball at his residence, whieh « for years been his annua} cus. _ during Derby week. H * Ore the ball has been ort , Given at River Valley Club, but thig 4 , with a group of other Fast. sportsmen, he, leased a resi. 2 pce where. for a week a gay @ e party has been in Progress J Sumerous dinner ana buffet. per parties preceded the ball 4 S attending in facy costumes, omptu for the most part, the | impromptu the greater con. ‘a tion to the general hilarity, © t of the St. Louis sroup ati 4 fed the buffet supper given : ald McDonald and Migs Marion A Donald. Mr. and Mrs. Frank — isby, who have been éntertain. | a large house party at their a niry place, including Mr. and — Henry Peters,’ Mr. and Mrs, S. Kirkpatrick ana Mr. and } . Taylor Spink of St. Louis, | e a dinner party at the Penden. Club. At the River Valley Club _ ree dinner party was given by and Mrs. Breaux Ballar@. — jose guests include Mr. and Mrs! a mry Garneau and Mr. and Mrs, | bmas McPheeters of St. Louis | W. C. Fordyce Gives Party, 4 William C. Fordyce was host at — % breakfast party at the Jockey — a b yesterday morning, as was al- Ernest E. Norris of St. Louis, my Corrigan of London is ane ner host who has been giving de- htful parties. Mr. and Mrs. Dd. Francis Jr. are members ofa se party. The large -party of ng men who arrived in the pri- e car of Drummond Jones dis. inated among the crowd and Ve a decided St. Louis tinge to assemblage inthe betting ome and upon the greensward the races yesterday. Another private car party arrive yesterday morning § included r. and Mrs. Harry B. Wallace. r. and Mrs. Oliver Richards and r.and Mrs. Orion Willis. A party iving by motor included Mr, qa Mrs. Alvin Goldman, Mr. and . Chavies Rice and Mrs. Harry ser. St. Louisans at Hotels, Among St. Louis names noted on @ registers of the principal hotels re Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Watts . and Jr., Lawson Watts, Lannan noiet, Emily Isaacs, Miss ronica Mulvihill, Miss Marguerite ork, Miss Eppes Hawes, Mr. and ra. l.inn Clardy, Mr. and Mrs, . Fulier, Mr. and Mra. {. M. Onheinier, Mr. and Mrs, Sidney oenberge, Mr. and Mrs. I. DZD, ine, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Niee eyer. Mr. and Mrs. J. lL. Andere -— pir. and Mra. M. V; Wilson, r and Mrs. Sam Mitchell, renton Van Cleave, Mr and rs. August Giister, Mr. and Mrs, haries I. Short of Kast St. Louis ©. and J. L. Stmpson, Ralph W. ble, Dr. H. KR. Hall, Benjamin nkman; Willard Cox, W. A, @letio, A. S. Rauh, V. H. Coleman, S. Aloe, Irving Lippman, E. M. ey, (|. W. Merrill, Frank G, riso, Dr. C.. W. Heiland, J. Ts rris, Edward 8S. Butler, George 7 very. KE. M. Kenna and Morris phwartz. ‘ Ww. J. Lemp, Jacob” L. Babe r, Louis M. . Mall, Eugene) ndland, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm jrolback, Alfred A, Stamm, Mr. J. D. Manitey, Mr. and (reve, Mr. and Mrs. R. Mr.and Mrs. C. J. Stan- yy, Mr.and Mrs. William P. Tobin. r. and Mrs. Theodore Mitchel — fal) and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene B.. nde are stopping .at the Blue rass Country Club. To NIGHT} Tomorrow Alright table A vege 9 ir By LIEUT. R. 4. BROWN JR.., * World Flight Committee. , first time in the history of the : 4 the U. S. Army Air Service. The E world flyers have been at Attu - Yland since May °%, waiting favor- ‘gble weather conditions. ~e Thursday, they were able to take off for the flight across the ty unsatisfactory t received due Memofe corner of the globe. ' The distance of 878 miles from | Island to Paramushiru 4 via Cape Kronotzky, on Kamchatka Peninsula, west of oo ~~ wT 2 efor this point of land rather Ocean, ed nt across the Pacific with the possibility of being for« 4own by severe storms at sea. ** . > a ‘flyers were able to correct “gourse as they passe Wlands. Lost/ a Day in Flight. ma Bay, Paramushiru Island, in the le Islands of Japan, at m., May 17. This statement is a slight explanation, as there x * ™ » Attu Island and Paramushi- “Island. In other words, the fly- ers left Paramushiru Island Thurs- “day morning. As soon as they ' were in the air they had lost a day, and it was Friday morning. There ‘gre 15 degrees of longitude between Attu and Paramushiru Islands, so ® - Pdinarily gain an hour, but due tc the fact that they lost a day, this at ton only 23 hours. Since nded May 17 at Paramushiru, baying left Attu the previous day, fis certain they did not fly all 'gight. but must have made a land- ig somewhere along the Kamchat- ‘ka coast,.and continued the follow- tie day to Paramushiru. To fly the Mi miles from Attu to Paramushi- "mi vould require, at the rate of | Myress fhe flight hae been mak- "ie about 12 hours and 20 min- tes. Therefore, pending receipt ow the official report, it is as- Mimed that the flyers set a course Attu Island for Cape Kronot- my, afriving there late Friday aft- @poon (Thursday at Attu); that remained overnight, and com- d the following morning, ar- ng there prior to noon. It 4s ed that the official reports i bear out this assumption. Was Longest Flight of Trip. The flight from Attu Islands not only the longest flight omy of the whole expedition, Dut is actually the ‘longest nd )=«6Mrs. me. R. F. Waltke. mpted. Its successful completion pmdicates that the flyers will have mo difficulty in over-water flying. fy must have been out of sight land for about six hours, de- ding upon their compasses for ion. Each of the airplanes the flight is equipped with two mmpasses; one, the usual magnetic country compass, which is in all army airplanes; the itr, a new type compass, known in the Antarctic continent. The of this compass on the world Mis giving it a practical test, jhe two compasses are a check tach other. The earth inductor "pass and its application may be described in the following The earth fs a creat magnet, w 4 North magnetic pole north of. aor, and the South magnetic in the Anarctic continent. The “ary magneto compass points the magnetic pole and not the Seographic pole. This causes Which is called declination, this error is different in vari- . parts of the United States. This oe must be corrected for in all of compasses depending on hetism. In addition to this T. ANY magnetic needle is af- % 57. LOUIS POST-DISPATLA Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER, Dec. 17, 1878. FF ' ed Dally by The Pulitzer Pub! ‘ welfth Boulevard and Olive 8t (Member Audit Bureau of Cireulation,) 4 MBER OF THE ASSOCIATED P The Associated Press ia exclusively, tied to the use for republication of 4 : Gonatches credited to it = note se credited in thi! ra ‘ml! newe published there mn, All Aves blication of apaecial dispatches a teserved. PBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL TR” ADN ANCE: 4 ‘ee ¥ ome S S, ¥ we * yi leh * , at ~ q uy } ie ; ie mu tve Lei bee . . ~ that actually flying from Attu to) /Paramushiru, the flyers would or- | ted the flight to Paramushiru | flight | ver open water which will be at- | rice Is Set in Tail of Plane Finally, | of communication with this | Was | | may Bering Islands, as it was con- | ) coal that the planes should | t® the pilot is set on the desired . course. “than make a straight over-water | —_ —_— \ —— eee is very close to the engine, pumps, | posape and other steel parts, so that | a . a . the steel material affects th id | F 1GTON, May 17.—For | _ ~ LRS ONG | r WASHING ‘Style magnetic compass and causes | big errors. | 4 the Pacific Ocean has been | by air by three airplanes | Compass ig, Army Product. The new compass, which has been devised by the army air serv-. ice, is a distant-reading type of | compass. The important part of the | compass is located in the tail of the | airplane ag the greatest distance feasible from the engine and other Steel parts of the plane. Being at he Ocean. The official details a distance, it is not affected, so that | ‘pacific “ om : omy a eM the errors common to the needle | | of this flig es | type of compass do not affect this hew type of compass. Located in the tail of the plane | are a series of coils which are ro- tated at high speed. By making different settings of these coils with | magnetic | relation to the earth's lines of force, any desired course be flown. A dial convenien* As long as the plane is flying on that course the needle of the indicator in front of the pilot remains at zero.” The slightest turn By3°° the right or left of the course Jeading for Cape Kronotzky, the | is shown by a corresponding move- | their | d the Bering | ment of this needle. An idea of the working of this ‘apparatus may be gained by con- | sidering the generator used on au- ; | kept weather conditions in advance of. 5 ‘ us , tomobiles. ’ The flyers arrived at Kashiwaba- | In this, magnetic coijs are rotated in the field of strong 11:45. horseshoe magnets. In the distant- ‘". | reading compass | magnets are used. | day's difference in time be-_ rotated in the field of the earth, the ba da; | | no permanent The coils earth being the biggest permanent magnet eer: When the coils are moving at right angles to the di- rection of the earth’s lines of force the cutting of these lines generates the electric current. Cutting them from the opposite direction verses the direction of the electric current. Current Deflects Needle. By suitably connecting the coil, ain of one hour meant that they | through a commutator, to brushes, they ) the current is led to a delicate gal- | vonemeter in the pilot’s cockp'!t. After a setting of the course has been rade, as long as the plane follows the course, the coils are not cutting any lines of force and therefore no current is génerated. While turning the airplane itself the coils cut the lines of force and | the current generated deflects the | needle. The successful flight across | the Pacific Ocean indicates that this new serial navigation instru- ment has demonstrated its practical | vaiue. The Guard cutter Haida andthe Bureau of Fisheries vessel Eider. the flight informed of the }each hop. On board the Haida are extra fuel and Birpiane and engine i | 8 pare parts for use in case flight was forced down on this long : | hop. 3 by the presence of iron or ‘with supplies and fuel for “in an airplane; the compass flight. "'§ located in front of the pilot been detached frem the ee rR Oe 2 om must have proceeded direct to Cane Kronotzky and there awaited the arrival of the flyers on Friday night (Thursday night, Attu time). Stopped to Refuel. After refuelling, the flight prob- ably left the vicinity of Cape Kro- notzky early in the morning of Saturday, May 17 (Friday, May 16, Attu time), and arrived in Ja- pan after a five-hour flight. The arrival of the flyers in Ja-| pan marks their entry into the sec- ond division of flight. They have only three more hops to reach To- kyo. The first landing after leav- ing Paramushiru will be made at Hittikapu, on the Island of Iturup. | It was originally intended that the flyers should land at Bettobu, on the northwest side of this is- land, but when the U. S. Destroyer Pope, carrying supplies to Yetorotu for the flight, arrived there late ‘tn April, it found all the passages into the Okhotsk Sea closed by ice flows, extending 59 miles into the Pacific Ocean. They were forced to change the base from Bettobu to Hittikapu, on the southeastern short of the is- land. ‘The destroyer I he flight there with supplies and fuel. The U. S. Destroyer John Dd. Ford is now in Kashiwabara pon e Roth of these vessels have Asiatic Let “Real Estate” advertising in the Post-Dispatch point the way to home ownership. desirable properties are listed here by St. Louis’ well-known dealers. , The time to investigate is NOW. St. Louis’ THE POST-DISPATCH St. Louis’ One Big Want Ad Directory The Perfect Market-Place 1 ert if Niand J. ~ aa | as the Greatest _ Distance Feasible From Engine and Other _, Steel Parts—Proves of Practical Value. te oe are | re- | flight was convoyed across. the Pacific Ocean by the U.S. ‘coast These | ‘ships formed a radio ‘chain and) the It is assumed that the Haida} is awaiting | | NEW PARTY Compass, Devised By U.S. Army Air Serv Used By World Flyers On Their Trans-Pacifi ; ' i t Jump | | } ' ) and Nex colllllieeianiiain ——— +o — ene - ~- “= | | | PETRO OVS PARAMUSHIRU 8. 7 INATOGAURA, KUSHIMOTO KAGOSHIMA ad , ATKA I. ey ° f oe e v TOKIO: q From Altu to Paramushiru, the distance was 878 miles, by nearly | men. 300 miles the longest leg undertaken by the flyers. From Paramushiru | was the basis for the Gegman wire- to Iterup, the next leg, the distance is approximately 500 miles. fleet for this purpose, and also are assisting by forming a radio chain to report the progress of the flight. The latest reports indicate that is a falling barometer at | |'Paramushiru Island, with overcast | skies and rising winds, which may mean the flyers will be delayed a | As ‘soon as they pass Bettobu, the last they may expect better weather for the | there | } day or two by bad weather. ‘stop in the Kurile Islands, balance of the flight. The total distance of around the world |The fliers have now the'route and have encountered | WORLD FLYERS | ; | ' the route. is 25,331 miles. | completed | cast ekies, rising winds and a falling /'5115 miles, which leaves a total of | 20,216 miles to be completed. They | have passed the worst section of ' snow, rain and high winds on each | and averaged better They will, flight, 70 miles an hour. weath@r and when replaced with landing gears Calcutta, there believe, based upon the perform- ance of the flight to date, that it will complete the circumnaviga- tion of the globe within six months, as originally planned. BOY SERIOUSLY INJURED WHEN HIT BY AUTOMOBILE Victor Petko Suffers Fracture Skull When Struck by Laundry Machine, Victor Petko, 10-year-old son of Frank Petko, 1608 South Tenth ‘street, was struck yesterday by a laundry automobile in front of 1620 South Seventh street, and suffered a fracture of the skull and other injuries. The driver, Frank Kel- ler, 19, of 1016A North Tenth street, asserted that the boy hdd 'jumped off a wagon and ran in ‘front of his machine. As Edward Gant, a negro, of 905 | West Jefferson avenue, was turn- ‘ing his automobile from Twenty- first street into Chouteau avenue yesterday he lost control of the car and it ran onto the sidewalk, strik- ' | sy of 1014 Chouteau avenue, who suffered a possible fracture of the right shoulder and lacerations. PROGRESSIVES TO MEET HERE to National League for Missouri Start Sessions Tuesday. The National Progressive League ‘for Missouri will nold its State con- ‘wention at Musicians’ Hall, 3535 Pine street beginning at p m. Tuesday. The organization which is affiliated with a national pro- gressive league and also with the | ; cal Action will elect delegates to the national convention of 'yrganizations. | The yational Progressives will meet at £t. Paul June 17 and the Conference for Progress've Poiiii- cal Action at Cleveland J tly | Sheridan Carlisle, an attorne-, is every reason to of ing Mike Clark, 46, a cement work- | ; than | te of course, move much faster in better pontoons are | at | ; | | distinct | i i | 4 ' vicinity of the buoys -to which they _of CROSS PACIFIC OCEAN WITH NO MISHAPS Continued from Page One. the favorable weather reports he had sent to Attu, the com- mander of the American destroyer, John D. Ford, was puzzled at the failure of the planes to appear. Early this morning, with over- barometer. 4 warning from the Ford in an effort to dis- suade the flyers from leaving Attu. Speechless With Surprise. Then, at 11:30 o'clock, the quar- rmaster yelled and everyone rushed on deck. Approaching from the north was the plane of Lieut. Smith, the acting commander. either airplane. The watchers were speechiese with surprise, for it was almost un- believable that the flyers, to greet whom the Ford had journeyed northward in a month-long battle 1 was sent On) side behind him was another, ice, c Trip | MILES FLOWN BY VARIOUS 1 | ‘ DISTANCES YET TO 60 HE distances flown go far by the U. S. Army aviators; the British airman, Stuart Me- Laren, and Lieut. Pelletier Doisy, French piot, in their re- spective flight around the world, and the number of miles they must traverse before com- pleting the trips, are given be- low: Distances Flown to Date WORLD-AVIATORS AND | ' ' : ’ American British French (Paris to Tokio) .8,900 ' 23,000 4,500 } ! | flight commander, to overtake his ‘companions, and for weather In ‘| which it was safe to take off. : The overseas hops on the home- ward end of the journey will be | difficult, especially if further seri- “ous delays require them to be made when weather conditions are not the best, but the hazard is reduced by reason of the fact that none of these stretches is nearly as long and the flyers will profit by, the lessons learned in first crossing the Paci- fic by air. The Navy Department was with- cut confirmation today of the ' German wireless report that an |_American destroyer, awaiting the arrival of the world flight in Ku- rile Islands, has been lost. Confi- dence was expressed that the Ger- man report has no real founda- tion. The destroyer Hope was called upon to weather several fierce gales, one of which washed /over a Japanese destroyer tender. dfowning its commander and 11 It is believed this Incident ge |less report an American destroy- | er was lost. ‘ Tokio Thrilled by Feat of Ameri- ca’s Globe Flyers. By the Associated Press. } TOKIO, May 17.—The Japanese | | exclusion question and all the bit- terness it engendered is momen- |tarily forgotten, while Tokio thrills | over the feat of the American avia- | tors in linking, in the first time in | history, American and Japanese | territory by air. American army officers here are tonight receiving scores of congratulations on the success of their comrades. Japanese army and navy offi- cials are ungrudging in their con- gratulations. The British and French officers, here to receive flyers from their own countries, are heartily applauding the men who have accomplished the most difficult leg In the round-the-world flight. The flight is the big news of the | day, the newspapers issuing spe- Clals this afternoon announcing the arrival of the American airman at Paramanshiru Bay. Preparations for receiving the American aviators in Japan proper have been given an mipetus. Tt was announced from Kasumi- against the elements, actually were overhead and safe. Someone released the Ford's | siren, the sound reverberating from | the hills surrounding Kashiwabara Bay and almost drowning out the drone of tse motors over- head. The sirens of the two Japanese destroyers, sent here by the Japa- nese navy to welcome and assist the flyers, ojined in creating the deaf- ening noise, to which were joined the shouts, screams and cheers of everybody. Descend in Choppy Waters. Anxious eyes swept toward the flyers now circling overhead, de- scending toward the choppy waeters of the bay, the flyers estimating the chances of damaging their planes in landing. The planes circled around the ships thrice, dropped lower, then shot off at a tangent across the narrow Kuriles strait, toward the shores of Shimshu Island, a mile away, where plane No. 2 landed at BS ye Planes and 4 returned to the Paramushiru side of the strait, the flyers surveving the waters in the na » _gaura, the Japanese flying base, 50 miles from Tokio, that the American flyers are expected there May 20. Welcome From Warcraft Fiyers at Bettobu. The international time line runs between the Aleutian and Kuriles Islands, and* consequently Attu Island is nearly a day ahead of Paramashiru Island by the calen- dar, though, of course, this differ- encp is not apparent by clock time. Paramashiru, second largest of the Kurile Islands is the home of the Hairy Ainus, Japanese aborig- ines, who have been driven north by the constant economic and cul- tural pressure of the Japanese in the south. From Attu the course was laid for Cape Kronatski on the Kam- chatka Peninsula, 611 miles from Attu. Paramashiru. is 267 miles from Kronatsx!. The three planes remaining after one of the four that left Santa Monica. Cal., March 17 was wreck- ed against a mountain in the Alaska Peninsula April 30, are are now tied. No. 3 banked, | straightened, dipped. flattened, the | ' pontoons finally | ter. | Most Difficult and Longest Ieg of | Special to the Post-Dispatch. Conference for Progressive—-Polliti- | | Gen. these | / | relief over ‘arrived at ‘will preside at the State convention | \'Tuesday evening ani will ‘the keyncte speech. from all over the State are e~pect- |ed to attend. : re FORMED IN KANSAS | Farmer-Labor Delegates Name la Follette for President. the Agsoclated Pres May 17. launched iiv SALINA, Kan . political party was Kansas today. Nearly assembled here for the third convention of the State Farmer-Labor party. \ passed resolution forming the Liberal Party of Kansas, indorsed the na- —& new ' i | ' | i : | gates, | biennial i its | La Follette for president Fraley of Salina for Unit- ied States Senator. M. make | 7-orresaives | i : . ' ' ; | Smith in 100 dele- | : ’ a | : | i tional Farmer-Labor pafty, named | behind them and mild weather not. committees and indorsed Rob-/| far ahead, it is expected the Ameri- | time lost in Alaska while waiting | for Maj. Frederick L. Martin, the. x touching the wa- | No. 4 did likewise. Entire 30.000 Miles. WASHINGTON, May 17.—Maj. Patrick, chief of the Army Air Service, and Army aviators in general today expressed a sigh of the news that the American world flight planes had | Paramashiru Island. Not a few officers frankly feared | untoward developments the | §78-mile hop from Attu Island | over the icy waters of the Pacific. and Bering Sea, especially in view of the weather uncertainties along. the route While official confirmation of the arrival of Lieut. Lowell H. and his associates in Jap-| anese waters had not been received | when the air service closed for the) day. the detailed press reports* were accepted as authentic. The stretch from Attu Island to Paramashiru wast conceded to be the most difficult. as well as the léngest of the entire route of over) 25,000 miles. With this hop) on ; | can planes will gain much of the piloted by Lieut. Lowell H. Smith, | ‘acting commander in the absence of Maj. Frederick LL. Martin, who was flying the machine that came to grief: Lieut. Erik Nelson and lAeut. Leigh Wade. They arrived at Attu Island, westernmost of the Aleutians. a week ago after a 530- mile flight from AtKa Isiand. A welcome from warcraft of Japan and the United States awaits the flyers at the end of the next jump southward to Bettobu on Yetorofu, largest of the Kurile group. The Japanese will be hosts and-the American craft will be carriers of supplies. The Kurile Islands are all mountainous, many with active volcanoes, whose erup- tiens are described as natural phe- nomena of fiery beauty. Some of the mountains are 6000 feet high. The population of the islands is about 1200. The American flyers in the par- | lance of the sea are now “over the hump” of flight. Having made the most difficult part of their flight when weather conditions were very Unh- favorable they have now complet- ed what dangerous part of the journey. The European world flyers who | have outstripped the Americans in point of distance, have an advan- tage more apparent than real. flying conditions they have had al! | the best of it with none of the) weather difficulties that the Amer- icans have encountered. ithe officials purchased in negotiating them Awaits | their round-the-world | is considered the most | In! ‘NOISE OF AVIATION ENGINE IS SUITS FOR MILLION "Sie 0 PAST. SAYS PATRICK NAMES OFFERS. “32a =~ Siknmecer for Exhaust Has Been Periccted. WASHINGTON, May 17.—Noise in the air from aviation motors, | Maj.-Gen. Patrick, of the |Army Air Service. | Experiments carried on at Me- Alleged That Officials | Cook Field with motor exhaust si- | lencers have proved quite satis- Bought Property From ‘2ctory. and at the suggestion of Funds of Company and_ Converted It to Own Use. chief ; Gen. Patrick, such silencers have, been installed on his private piane. Two apparently successful de- signs of exhaust silencers, mounted on aviation engines, have under- gone service tests. Both were de- ‘signed and constructed by the air |from five officers of the Indiaho- ‘service engineering division. ima Refining Co., now in bank- ‘FORMER POLICEMAN ruptcy, have been filed in the Cir- | QUESTIONED IN CASE cuit Court. The guits allege that | property from the funds of the company ,and converted it to their own use and further awarded themselves | bonuses when the financial con- _dition of the company did not war- ‘rant it. John H. Ober -trustee in |ruptcy, is plaintiff in each and the five defendants who figure in the action are E. E. Schock. chairman of the board of directors \of the company; W. O. Schock. president, and J. J. Schock. J. A. Berninghaus and A. W. Geiske, vice presidents. The theory involving an auiomo- Railroad Stock Involved. bile’ would apparently mean that The principal action is a suit | Miss Margulis was carried awcy fo® the return of stock in the Ok- | forcibly in the car, and the chief 'mulgee, site of the Indiahoma | difficulty would appear to be in ex- Company’s 10,000-barrel refinery, ‘main line connéction wes made. The suit seeks to have 2240 shares of stock turned oger to the trus- tee or a cash payment of $665,000 together with $200,000 additional, which amount the officers are ai- leged to have taken out in bonuses to which they were not entitled. Geiske is not a defendant in this suit. It is alleged that the defendants agreed to purchase this road from |a@ syndicate headed by G. T. Trem- \ble of Kansas City, Mo., for $280,- 000. This amount was paid out of earnings of the road in 1920. The earnings were derived from traffic sent over the nine-mile- strip from the Indiahoma refiner- ies. The road rightfully belongs to| : , | the stockholders of the Indiahoma | heard anything ce a imi | (night or early Friday. Co. and not to the officials, the’ ns . , * ° , : s ‘ ° e | petition contends. who was.quoted as saying that sh heard a scream about 10 o'clock Charges in Second Suit. Thursday night, has since decided The second suit charges that the’ that this occurred Tuesday night. five officers of the Indiahoma Co.. | Story Told by Girt. who were also directors, voted’ on Tuesday night Marguerite themselves bonuses aggregating| Strausser. 16. of 2911 Gamble $61,250 in 1920. Geiske received | |. o6, was sitting on a bench in .$11.250 of this amount, the peti-| c. we ~ ae rod a h fiv tion alleges. This is the only suit! ee : in which he is named. i | | Six suits to recover $1,111,901 'Gamble Playground, and saw the machine in the alley, 50 or 60 feet ‘away. He said it was a large car ‘with bright headlights. bank- ' Schneider said also that, wky ew sult | few a /nue, he saw three young men, with fhats and overcoats, run for an | eastbound Natural Bridge car, at | Leffingwell and Stoddard _ street. | They caught the car. | $0 near her home—she lived with | It has been suggested that the car seen by Schneider might have been a “spooners’'’’ machine, run into the alley for seclusion. The body lay in the yard in such a position as to Idok as if it had been deposited there, with the shoes, stockings, hat and other ar- ticles placed beside it. The glass- es which she had worn were lying broken on the ground, but these might have fallen off and been down. It still does not appear that any- | A third suit is directed against | her, |W. O. Schock, president, in which! “what is he up to?” it is alleged that he purchased 18.- one man call out, “Get her!’ and 150 shares of stock in the com-| she says that two closed in on her pany for a total of $180,441, on|and three others ran up, but that which there remains due $119,800.| she screamed and ran away, being A similar suit is drawn against met by her brother, who helped her J. A. Berninghaus for $7500 on a!| home, while the young men drove stock purchase for which he is al- away. leged to’ have paid nothing al- This accounts for though he voted the stock and! heard Tuesday night, collected dividends that were paid/ indicates the danger )on it. J. J. Schock is named in! women which existed in the un- @ suit charging that he bought! lighted playground. Miss Margu- | $20,000 worth of stock and is lia-| lis is said to have told friends that | ble for $8611, the unpaid balance| she was afraid to walk past the remaining due after payments ag-| playground at night, but there Is no gregating $11,389. E. E. Schock. J. J. Berninghaus are made defendants - in the sixth suit, which seeks to recover $4740. which. it is al- leged, was taken from the India- -homa Co. treasury and used to improve -an oil laase in Montgom- ery County, Kansas, which was originally purchased in the name of E. EB. Schock, the petition says, with Indiahoma funds. Court’s Recommendation. Federal Judge Robert R. L. Wil- liams, in dismissing without preju- dice the original petition filed at Muskogee, Ok., for a receivership for the company, last October, rec- ommended civil suit againgt four of the officials for the return of profits arising out of the railroad deal. A report from a special mas- ter indicated that E E. Schock, as president of the nine-mile railroad. was drawing $12,000 a year: Ber- ninghaus, as vice president, $24,000 a year; W. O. Schock, as another vice president, $8000; and J. J. Schock, as secretary-treasurer, $24.000. the and scream it also to young Schock and| any circumstances have done so. ._ Before 8 p. m. Thursday, it was learned yesterday, cashed her pay check for $18.71 at a drug store at 2748 Franklin ave- nue. The check was that of the Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co., in one of whose factories she worked as a seamstress. As the drug clerk cannot fix the time of her visit very definitely, it is not certain whether this occurred before or after she met her father, Joseph Margulis, on his way home from a synagogue. She then told him she was going to visit a girl friend. As she is not known to have spent any considerable part of the money, it is believed that she was robbed of the money by the man who criminally assaulted and then killed her. Came From Rueda. Miss Margulis had lived ‘in the United States only a few years, fol- lowing years of reverses and pri- vations in Russia, where her moth- er died. The father and his chil- dren established themselves here with difficulty, and lately things Judge Williams also upheld the | 2&4 seemed to " easter and more bill of complaint in charges grow- hopful yo the te ener cg ae ‘ing out, of development of the oil, ¥¢™* to Saal & ian ieee nignt ‘lease. He likewise held that stock- | ©'255¢%, 4n¢ she met Abe ornatein, [holders could enforce pledges of |t,5°ne Catnoui Her relatives ane employes and ‘ uf poe arn ion” pee i ticipated that they would be mar- | - » a |tion put the refining company’ in | ried in time, as he had been com |harassing to the ears and nerves, }is a thing of the past. This an- | g|mouncement was made today by Oe LSet eee ee RS — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — : : r wer PR a ws a a ee re ee - ee eR ee we MURDERS OF THREE. ' >- «®* —_ ~ : eae GIRLS HERE UNSOLVED Similarity Noted in) Cases: jot Edna Ellis, Marie Bowers! and Mollie Margulis. ~-e « ~ o-— 4 ; ; With the police confessediy far from a solution of the murder ‘ot ‘21-year-old Mollie Margulis, whee body was found Friday morning ‘in the rear of 2943 Gamble’ street, ‘this crime, the third of like nature ithe ithree minutes before, on Leffingwell ave- | her father at 2812 Stoddard street... stepped upon as the body was laid | ' ’ ’ ; ’ | | plaining why, if she was murderei/Wwas on her way to her home in another neighborhood, her budy | 1833 should be brought back to a place |the night of Nov. 4, 1920, and left : one in the adjoining houses saw or | Police severity. car, and one of them approached |were confronted by a while she heard another ask, |\Twenty-first street and certainty that she would not under | in St. Louis in the past t!l.fee end a half years, bids fair to go tn- punished as did the other two, . Mollie Margulis, °1 years o7@; Mdna Ellis, 18, and Marie Bowers, 16, are the three girls, each victim of foul murder, are unavenged. In the crimes ghere are paraiigl and contrasting features. All three were working giris. Mollie Margulis was a seamstress in the factory of a dry goods com- pany. Edna Ellis was a stenog- rapher. phone operator. Rody Found in Vard.. Mollie Margulis left her home at 2812 Stoddard street Thursday night to visit a friend. Her body was found early Friday mornink in the ,backyard of the Gamble strect address, adjacent to the Gamble Playground. Most of her. clothing had been torn off and she had seemingly teen choked to death after a criminal assault. °* Kkdna Ellis, after working late, at North Garrison atenue. on who a car at North Market street ana Glasgow avenue. The next morne ing her body was ‘On1d In a var cant lot on North Market street between Glasgow avenue 2nd Gar- rison street. Her throat had beea cut and her hands had beens slashed, apparently in resisting tre murderer. . Former Admirer Tried. Albert Ellis, not related to Eat Ellis, who had been an adniire but had quarreled with her. wae arrested and confessed kiliing hen giving in detail the c!rcumstan At his trial his confession -was at-« leged to have bd*en extracted by Hie was convicted and his punishment fixed at im4 prisonment for life but the was remanded on the ground that error was committad tin admittin the confession 18 evidence. On h second trial he was acquitted. . Marie Bowers was being e ed to her home at 1240 Souf Vandeventer avenue from a ples ture show at S2venteerth aul Market streets cn the »! Nov. al ‘7 night nf 11, 1923, by Charles Level, young men came along In a Ford ,1230 Missouri! avenue, when they necro aft Chouteau She heard |avenue, who forced them inio a alley at the point of a. piatol . attempted to attack the girl. She screamed and he shot her anid ren out of the alley and escaped. é A negro for whom the police, were looking left the city and has, rot been captur :d. 7 MRS, KELLOGG PLANS “BALL Wife of Ambassador to Give Brile liant Affair in London. ae Copyright. 19°74. by the Preas and Pua Publishing Cos... the New York Wor and the Post-Dispatch. % LONDON, May 17.—Mrs. Frank’ Kellogg, wife of the Amerfceart® 5. Ambassador, is planning a big ball Miss Margulis | at Creve House which will be one of the most brilliant private soctal’ affairs of the season, it Is report. ed here this afternoon. = It is expected that several mem- bers of the reyal family—possibly headed by the Prince of Waleg—<’ will be among the company. The date is not yet fixed, but it wil” not be until after the state ball at Buckingham Palace, May 28, iyi honor of the King and Queen of Italy. : % Declines Offer to Head Uni By the Associated Presa. 7. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., May 124 —Guy Stanton Ford, dean of the Graduate School of the University: of Minnesota, today telegraphed the regents of the University of Texas, declining the appointment as president of the Southern tnetle tution proffered him yesterday. ee oy a] ‘g j . i, ; ; “ _— ~ . < 3G ag Pas saith . a”: 4 » a} 4 Marie Bowers was a tele- . Ps 5 é ing to see her on evenings when!. they did not have school classesy Bernstein, who lives at 2742 Lef« fingwell avenue, has convinced the police that he did Margulis Thursday night. ” Miss Margulis’ funeral will thee held at 10 a. m. today from an une dertaking establishment McPherson avenue. The published, notice reads, “Funeral private: ne flowers.” 1 , et 'the hands of a receiver. | The officials named in civil suits | could not be reached for state-| ments last night. FOUR BISHOPS RETIRED ‘Methodist Episcopal Conference Accepts Report of Committee. | $8PRINGFIELD, Mass., May 17. —The Methodist Episcopal Gener- al Conference today accepted a committee report formally retiring | four Bishops for old age or illness, | 25 SUCCESSFUL YEARS in St. Louis G _and laid plans for balloting next | Monday for their successors. A. fifth Bishop, Georze H. Bickley, of | Singapore, was relieved ‘of ais Episcopal duties for the coming | quadrennium on account of il- ness, but the previous combina- | tion of the St. Louis and Wichita, | | Kan., areas into one centering at | | Kansas City, Mo., equalized the loss 'BI-FOCAL and cemented. Any size -and kept the number of new Bish- ops needed at four. The conference voted today to ‘ask Congress for a ~° constitutional antees Our Efficiency and Reliabilit SPECIAL OFFERING — : LENSES For far and near seeing. These are pertsco “fee Good Serviceable Frames, all sizes, $1.00 MORITZ OPTICAL CO. 609 North Broadway » amendment giving Congress the te to c DR. MORITZ power to legislate to control chia | aiineen ‘Ss BOOK ON THE EYS FRRE whe call or write fer ene. labor. ae |!" not see Miss at 4714,

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - The — POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation th an the morning and on e other evening newspaper COMBINED SUNDAY MAY is i ALLS — DEMOCRATS SELECT HARRISUN AS ‘KEYNOTER _ Picking of Mississippi Sen- DEMOCRATIC } KEYNOTE '*- ator as Temporary Chair- man of Democratic Con- vention Is Popular. a “STANDS WELL WITH LIBERAL ELEMENT Roosevelt Sees Choice as Victory for Smith — Is Noted as Orator and Has. ' Approval, of Tammany. By Leased Wire From New York Bureau of Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, May “og tenga “by all factions because he has “the outstanding figure in the a on the Republican administrations | for the last three and a half years, Senator Pat Harrison of Missiesip- pi, was selected today by thea com- mittee on arrangements the Democratic national committee as temporary chairman of the session, which will meet ip Madison Square Garden June 24. by his selection. gon becomes the “keynote” tor of the party in campaign. It was agreed who participated in the me ting to- Gay that he is the one best quali- fied for th¢ role. In the first place, he has been the most persistent foe of the Harding-Coolidge po in the upper House of ‘congress. "Sie is frankly neutra! among the e@everal candidacies and his desig- mation pleased the McAdoo ith end Underwood adherents “Approved by Liberal Democrats. He is a follower of former Sena- for John Sharp Williams and al- ways has opposed the Vardaman machine in Mississippi. which tion has given him ae standing among the liberal Democrats in the Reuth. He is an orator of parts and has spoken in more States than any other man in the party, who has not been a candidate on a national ticket. He is especially pleasing to Tammany as he has taken every occasion show his regard for the New York county democracy Senator Harrison Was on one oc- caston the the “bie talk,” . Fourth of July celebrations. the National Democratic Club was opened recentiy, he came from Washington to assist in the ceremo- nies, and it seemed singularly ting that he should have been leeted as the “keynoter” ata meet ing held in the club "He was one of the few ibers of Congress other than those from New York, who came from the the national! capital to attend the funeral of Charies F. Murph; When the subcommittee of committee arrangements on Friday night. thev h them three names—Homer S. Cum- mings of Cennecticut, Finis J rett of Tennessee, and Senator Har- fisoh. Cummings, who was chair- man of the Nationa! Committee un- til the Cox nomination in 1920, is a frank supporter of McAdoo: Rep resentative Garrett, while neutral. fe from the State from which Mc- Agoo came to New York and is on a delegation pledged te the former Bécretary of the Treasury. Senator rrison is regarded as strictly tral, and will g€o into the con- tion «ith no strings attached. ; Roosevelt Is Pleased. Siticians cenerally regard his tion as a Smith victorv. and nkiin D. Roosevelt, chairman of New York committee for ination of Gov. Smith. following statement amittee: Tam very much pleased with gelection. I reached the con: ly - some time ago that tor bn Was not only eplendidiy d to sound the keynote for party, but that he was the best Mion that could be made wo important duty. I am glad that the Nationa) Guasauinbes wth me.” mmings was one of those Who in the selection of Senator Dn. for Senator Harri- oOra- the bv a 1 icles Sn ax nr speaker elected far which the is nlace oa* ’ When fit- £e. men the on rie; a a heft re (aar- a ; he issued the from Sena fing the boom og farmer Gov. x: Walter F. Moore of Aalbama. head of the forces of Senator erwood,and National Conimfpit- Norman E. Matk of New K. now In charge of the Smith all hallied the gelection as ent. National Chairman Cor- Muli of Tennessee, ®ho pre ’ iii? vers seenis the into power Lo have made no which riaAasses have for those Natura respect > - ™ Coun) ' more impulsi. ; i= hie it s/ e. vereizgns ar r) wonderfu! they have for they own iore They are «a nad hearts | ,rry kr Queen.” ESTATE OF ADELAIDE POPE IS INVENTORIED AT $541,212 Prop®rty of Former St. Louisan. Who Died in England. Includes Real Estate Here. in ni Miss A peasant art taken me to know that abr 4253 an artist as we ery ? orw ide FE f the estate W. Pope. a Louis, who died ril 16. was held yes- personal property St. Louis and St with a total value . dela for- It rea | terday shows esiate ir (“lair County, Il) . $541,212 in stocks Was oT were and bonds. Her appraised at $122.245. Miss Pope was a daughter of the late Dr. Charles Pope. for whom Pope School was named, and a granddaughter of the late John J. a pioneer St. Louisan. Photographic copies of her will and codicil on file here show that she left $200,000 in trust of her cousin. ‘harles P. O'Fallon. for the ben- efit two nieces, Clare Mary Eliz- abeth Lindsay and Alice M. Berkley, and the remainder to a nephew, Charles Jerome Vaughn. She also bequeathed $5900 to the for personal use and appointed him executor. All of the Principal beneficiaris live in En- giand Vaughn. who is 49 years old, is a ephew of Cardina! Vaughn of London. “GOODWILL TOUR” IS ENDED st. realty of =) m4 ’ ois Louis Business Men Memphis for Home. MEMPHIS. Ten: May 17 |The St. Louis Chamber of Com- merce “Goodwill Tour’ during which 46 towns and cities of Mis- Sissipp!l, Tennessee and Louisiana /were visited. was concluded here tonight. when t¢t! Louisang were guests of honor at a banquet given by the Memphis Chamber of Com- merce The delegation departed ifrom Memphis late tonight for St Loule w the special train iwhich it tr ling is s to arrive at & a Tr x oe M. Sloan, chairman of ur. in @ statement issued to the ~ aa ness m compriting the legation. estimated that approxi- lee merchants have been stores and that residents of the ime in personal con- l@gation have been on last Sunday, Leare le St here Or h ed uled 7500 called on their more 50. 000 ad @ tact with the ds The tourists road than towne ." ‘Sie the ) a Seek to Bring «( tele fs Here. An to have | Lasker 4 er world pion made € ‘ham pion itterregt Ermany ! _ Chess rm ‘har- bein , e Peoples Game (lwp, heridan Webster presiden. nounced vesterda' ‘in Chicago ome ts he hl Lout« is by th “Tm- Lasker will be ty pita: shorts ito Most of her holdings ‘ iu | see Tye a) . -« CHAMBER NAMES BOARD 10 ASSIST ANNEXATION PLAN ‘SLIGHT DROP IN- EMPLOYMENT | Decrease of REPORTED BY 52 INDUSTRIES 2 Per Cent in April Ammouncement by Labor De- partment. ted WASHINGTON, in the Assect: Press May 17.— uring tndus- ployment manufact tries in the United States decreased a pay roll to- and per cent in April; tals decreased 2.5 per cent, per canjta earnings fell off 0.4 per Committee to Co-operate cent, the Department of Lobor an- With County Members to Push Expansion Idea at tries. snowed _2.07 Polls. WANT FREEHOLDERS TO DRAW UP SCHEME the month, ; ‘ otta and Announcement Avoids All ' Reference to St. Louis in | i £ ’ Conference Plan Spon- | sored by Wagner. last of Announcement wes made night of the appointment Chamber of Commerce committee, known as the Metropolitan itree of St. Louis City and County. to co-operate with a coun- ‘y committee in the campaign for * constitutional amendment ~en- abling expansion of the city and extension of metropolitan bengfits the count) Details of the new plan for ex- pansion were published exclysively in the Post-Dispatch last Thursday It contem plategpa statewide vote in November an amendment cre- ating a board of freeholders, com- pri nine « and nine county representa to draw up a scheme one of three alterna- whi then subject f th and county. replaced one to vote ol e cit) This plan, which city and amendment contemplating merger ectly by an red by the Greater St. Louis by the be "Om e Lo on sing ity fives, under , would be tives. h of counts sponse Conference Hugh K. Wagner onference The C} nounce’ Tit (uUudaiousiv made public chairman of was mbher of Commerce an- avoided ref- re ied ~* 1 erence. ti eate! ; Lout erer the by effect. it. appears L- Taken t+hea Conf has been irnoring nersons that he — her. + ~ se Imerous Kiel Honorary Chairman. Mayor RKiei. ho Presidem Clarkson o norar’ a a honorary vice chairma! President Vesper of the chamber chairman: Harold M. Hess, vice chairman: Walter B. Weisenburg- er, treasurer; General Secretary Bunn of the chamber, secretary, Assistant Secretary Troy of the chamber, secretary: Glen- dy B. Arnold the ber: Harland mew, neer of (ity Baxter L. Franz A. Mavor F Aaron Puller. Frank P eorge S&S J May assistant cha m- enci- ‘ ounsel of Barthol Plan Commission Brown, G. A Buder Cramer. Con P. Curran of University Clty. Edgar Gengenbach John H. Gundlilac! (;eorge B. Logan Robert L. Morton, tay. Danie! G. Taylor agner of the Greater ference, Luther T ville L. Wilkinson. will TY the (;iass Jonns _n W "an Nie! ittee St. Louis Ward and This Chamber Co?rmirm eet of « ‘ommerce at ji tomorrow. Last County Court f 10 quest! attorney constitutional convention, This committee will to appoint 19 addi- tional @embers. Lashly said iast nicht. and then the degree of co- operation chamber’s new organization Lashivs assct-iat es are: thé appointed to co June St Louis a nsider e with th Arthu committée o annexation V. Lashly the late as chairman ask court on. the With the (If be determined “ormer State Sen (;ardner arence E Henry Adams Bayer Shotwell! Jacob Stud? Hereford. Jos: George W and Edward Statement I-«ued. ph Pon A statement dire that they were ; former plan for direct uing part “The board felt the tors of the c ndorse the erger, and contin x ould be improper for at through a ment. msol; ‘tate large. . : Ss tinAs rc = CONStiti ‘ al amend surmmari! dat ject to the appr the der any such ion its being sul f the voters of eit’ . ; t) erefor of the whic tne voters of the city al amendment would enable and county ?! the cit id mut va! therefo: look this mat report ba: night be agreed consisting ne expansion of wided the agree upon a ts, pre y cou appointe K SU: upon of Baxter L Fr. W. A. Vesper Haro'd M Arnold has been work- 118 matter holding numerous meetings and aiso conferences with others not members of the committee. an‘ particularly ith citizens of whose opini he of the for several a representative the city and county ons the subject We on special va! “At the meeting of the board held last Thursday. the committee sub mitted a proposed Graft for an amendment to the Constit with that this : ot ot — = Eta : eT , ree wouid ution drat be pe the statement . ipailo and member of | nounces. The figures, §4°22 establishments . * a - in indus- 6.029 employes one week compared ith total earnings for April of $71.966. os with 2.765.953 employes and total pay rolls of $73,834,536 in March Onl F industries showed ma- terial employment increases during the brick, tile and terra industry. with 8.5 per cent the cream industry, with 7.7 per cent. Small increases in employment, however, were shown 10 of the 52 industries, increases in e¢arnin 36 two ice in showed The greatest decrease in employ- | was shown industry. cent. telat 11.4 mens c¢ ‘Senate Passes Seana Debt Bill. Press ment, in the per 2 the Associated WASHINGTON, May Senate today passed the bill for a debt settiement Hungary. 17.—The House with tiqns previously offered to at tempts to expand the limits of the city. The committee was not only unanimous in recommending its approval by the board of directors, but advised the board that it had received favorable opinions of such men as Senator Gardner, Arthur V. Lashiy. Judge Samuel Hugh K. Wagner, Daniel G. rege H. Williams, Judges Wurdeman nev and others all of sicnified general approval substance the draft as present- Senator Gardner and Mr. Lash- into Tavyior., Senator Ralph, Mc Ethin- whom had of {7e% and of ed asked to come g. and ach « appro, ly were board meeti! pave a a tne proposa “The that this drafted-geems i} pre di if them nqualified al of gratified © Ty? , , (OR U4 as "ome nea weekaea off. ~ ‘oa? ean? eeti- etting the eig- +; $15 Aon appro- and nas expansion ition Louis snference Hot Weather Coming We Will Give Away, as Long as They Last, 500 Men’s MOHAIR SUITS, light and dark patterns. Sizes up to 44 chest. Lined trousers ... Monday at the Old Reliable GLOBE Men's $20.00 2-Pant« (assimere Suits Men’s $20 Pencil Striped Worsteds and Biue suite... “$9.50 Men’s $25 2-Pants Suits, | black thibets. etc. Men’s Whipcord G a@b- $7.90 ardine Coats. Men's $5 Pencil Stripe and Blue Serge and Worsted Pants. . $2.95 | 2-Pants Suits, Cassi- Boys’ meres and Worsteds..... Boys’ All-Wool “iP rge Suits... Men's $5.00 Genuine Panama Hats Men's $3.00 Straw Hat« Boys’ $3.50 $2.90 .$1.00 $2 Blue Serge Knickers. $1.00 Boys’ $1 Wash Suits Boys’ $1.00 Tweed Knickers. Men's and Boys’ $1.00 Caps Men’s Balbriggan Union Suits. Men’s Athletic Shirts and Drawers... -25¢c Men’s $3 Silk Striped Madras $ .: oo Shirts . Men's Athletic ‘Union Sults. Men's Balbriggan t ndcrwear. Boys’ 50c Union Suits Genuine B. V. D. and Seal Pax Lnion Suits Men's $1.50 VPerca Men's 50c Rubber I Men's 15c Cotton Sox 25c ‘ee . 25¢ _ $1.00 ‘Shirts. —— Its Fire and Police Suspenders. .. 18e | $1.00 Work Shirts, 2 pockets. 430. Men's All-Leather Gloves Men's 10c Handkerchiefs Men's 25c Ivory Garters Men's 50c Silk Knit Ties Men's Heavy Cotton, Worsted and Khaki Pants $3.00 Combination Overalls. ._ $1.75 Boys’ Bascball Suits and Caps to match Double Eagle Stamps Mail Orders Filled. based on a survey of, while 11 | Hodgdon., | the | the | ror ¢ ae n ‘ - i - ‘7 ’ _ Sh. $9.50 $6.45 . 50 | TWO RUM RUNNERS HELD AS SLAYERS. OFA POLICEMAN Pair, One a Finger-P rint Expert for New York | | City Police, Said to Have Confessed. by the Astor r RIVER HEAD. Patrick Ryan, for the New York partment, and | were reported j night to have ,and killed Specia! I dinand Downs automobile lrunners an rohibition 2g early today. While countryside for Down: Rvan Redfield when they drove ou driveway of Ryans toria just as kload ky departed via the told authorities they hi: in a pistol fight with who had attempted to liquor they ard New York Bullet ees in nEee. The fficers reported that Ryan, automobile. Wrapped in Pistol buliet itruckioad of zed, held | smeared ith bioce Ro were mu inde: wn. ¥ May 1 fingerprint expert City Police De- frank Redfi authorities they - ‘ to- shat by confessed ‘oli unoing rum ‘nrs posses were = as slayers, arrested the fr As- whis- and nt hom in of rear. ‘Chey 1d enxagced “hijackers - hold up a a tru load of were fr tov ne arrest! who hands nceealed ch was i sei hat were th me dear: ry bail to + rear ithout await hearing next Tuesda Public feejing ran high of Long Island tonight iz of aispute lid w ” aia oe e 3 . Se clio Downs comes -_ } > > (ne Miiiil ax Of a " fas tis ns in between which he hi: Downs ape- it Southampton largely) thre who polit : a te — ee a v vee Tr) .ii? ; per pound. WALTEE'S EXTRA F AMI, x SOAP —Any size bar, per box FANCY SUGAR-CURED BACON— 8 to 10 pound average te piece: pone. ise 19}c SUTGAR-CURED Bu Peagd 19}c SLGAR-~ _New WOMANS THROAT SLASHED BY NEGRO ON DELMAR AV. Accosted When Returning ' Special to the Post-Dispatch /will find Te From Restaurant to Home and Wounded When She Screams. Doty, 29 veats old, boulevard, was ac~ costed by a vouth in “cont of 3816 Delmar 11 o'clock Jast night and her throat slash with a pocket. knife when she ‘-amed Mrs. Lucy 3730 Deimar negro at ed scr “sie | r help. iceman Far ' fo h if gone to a avenue Mrs. Doty. who had restaurant Vandeventer and Delmar boulevard for thing to eat: said that when she was the the negre at on way back | the Baltimore convention in is impressed him, of | i Continent. some- came up behind her .seized her arm a gunman; if yon.” and said, ‘4’m scream IH kill ; : Emboldened by the sight 0} other woman on a nearby po: Mrs. Dot¥Y screamed. Thef youth, who did not make his purpose known, thereupon her throat and ran away througn yar, while Mrs. Doty ran hem. was taken to city nospitecl, where it was said her wae deep serious found an- Cc h,. eur «% ; aa woura Policemen walk negro the side the old and 8 Doty said was about 18 years inches tall. and wore a light and dark suit. Hier husband. Doty. a chauffeur, and 2-ye2! were at hee at the time. canD ’ 3- old son MINORITY REPORT URGES FREEDOM FOR FILIPINOS ‘Committee of Insular Board Filcs Report Recommending Indc- — songs —_ islands. By the Assoviate es Ww ASHING TON. laring a stable reigns in the Philippine and that the Filipinos self-government, minorit Committee filed report asking ‘for independence anji op- Fairfield bill provi ice In ? ws mem were 5000 ATTEND BENEFIT DANCE Strect Car Men Give Affair for Sick Fund. An attendance esiimated by cials in charge of the affair at persons, marked the first annual ce and entertainment presented Local No. 788, Street Car Men's Lnion. at the ‘ last night. Receipts were for the sick ben- efit fund of the union, to which dues a! are paid by members \lore $°0.000 was distributgd in sick benefits last year. accordmsg Graeser. financial secretary treasurer off > 2 fy 3) ‘oliseum sf than , . . ai Ferguson Name Enjoined. the Associated Press. HOUSTON, Tex. May 17.—Judge Ewing Boyd this afternoon grant ed an injunc to prev State Democratic executive -com- mittee placing the sename of James FE. Ferguson on the official! baliot in the July primary as a c andfdate for the governorship. It was claimed that impeachment prot®edings had made him in eligible tion rent the from Steamship Movements. the Associated Press Arrived. Southampton. May from New York. " “‘Lendon, May New York. Fs = ; 6 Homeric, Beilgeniand, Sailed. New York. May I, Roosevelt, for Piymouth. New York, May 17. Manuel Cal- vo, Cadiz. «herboursg. New York. Southampton, May York. Londom 4 May 1 New York.* Liverpool, York. Liverpool, PreSident May 17%. 1%, Republic, May i7, Celtic. New May i7, Franconia. ‘New York. vou - i She: feet, 6.) Tirver } Ans Aquitania, Minnewaska. | | : | COL. HOUSE IS FOR M’ADOO | GREAT ARTILLERY Bk Former Adviser viser Also Believes _AT FORT SILL F Texas Will Support Candidate. ty the Associated Preas« FORT SILL. Ok,, Army obser, *rTes from YORK. May 17.—Col. Ed- confiden- NEW ee M. Hpuse, former al adviser and friend of President sailed today the Atlantic transport Liner, Minnetonka, skillfully dodged yestion as to who he thought ; cual be the next President of the I'nited States. “I am for Me Adoo.”’ he said smiling “and [I think you xas, which t& my home. also is strongly behind him—as strong as it was behind Wilson at te House spoke of the labor in Engtand. He said deciaring: ‘Inj many respects I Fegard the Mac Donald government as one of the able in my memory.” House was accompanied by They will pass four England and on the nized military power ir ee. with the except iou of Res. ill attend an a community center with beautiful community ae ings. * The first hundred homes are now under construc. — 4 tion. They will soon be completed. These are Cali- ng fornia bungalows with the wistful charm of the homes of the golden West. Four to cight room homes al with sunrooms and siceping porches. “ait Built of matt brick in varying patterns and Sa stucco over brick. The tile roofs are of many color, . wy oe Lach home has its own individuality in design and each home is of finest construction with every lates®* ~ improvement. Hardwood floors tile bathrooms with ~ 7 built-in fixtures, steel girders. metal basement win- | _ dow sashes, solid bronze hardware; complete even to ; ri electric fixtures of the very newest designs and fine ed : ishes. et Come Out to Los Angeles Toda y (St. Louishod - Visit this wonderland, thi fairyland, this land gf — enchantment where you will find the home of your dreams. And here you can make your dreams come true. For in reality one of these charming homes will cost you nothing. Rent moneys will pay all. , sae x sit «® ee +* 2 ee twee vw, on one floor. Drive out Natural Bridce road to Lucas and Hunt then three blocks wes¢ to shee big red water tower, the highest spot for miles around. The @m+ trance to yes Angeles is just a few hundred feet mets) yond. Or by street car, the Kirkwood- Ferguson line - passes right by. road. ae — > " Betas WAJESTIC HOMES CORPORATION, Forest 980635 MAJESTIC ‘ » 3 i H QO M - People who have suffered agonies ff skin troubles get nights of and resf after using Cadum Much suffering from skin troubles may be avoided by Yo. ofthis wonderful remedy. It stops the itching at once ing and healing, wherever the skin is irritated or m Orntment is good for eczema, pimples, blotches, chafing, ere ringworm, cuts, insect bites, etc. emnienene SCHOOLS AND . wnces ss wane Sane Emi ’ a's 5 ad “a e+e = # * 4 Oye: , * Sasa > i “ G 1935 DELMAR | > - ne ong “4° 3 ¥ oly” “Fountain tively Normal Physial and Mental Functioning. » ERNEST BREN NECKE. g the new science of “Rejuven- ation” making old age impos-— sible? Can youth and prime vigor be red, again and again—indef- ciety perhaps, to those whose bodies and minds have been grad- vally worn down uffder the stress of living? Is medical science on | the way to the discovery of a real of Youth? | These questions have lately went | trembling on the lips of greater ‘gnd greater numbers of people. | Reports of operations performed by doctors all over the world dur- | ing the last few years have raised | brilliant hopes, some of which may eventually be realized, many | p? ef which are inevitably bound to ’ Endocrine end in the bitterest disappointment. | We have heard of Dr. Voronoff |. and his mysterious monkey glands, A i at, of the Steinach operation. startling X-ray treatment, fn least one popular novel, is sup-. posed to transform an aged wom- an into a youthful beauty. Two. weeks ago came Dr. William J. A. Bailey. director of the American) Laboratories, who ad- dressed the American Chemical So- ciety and deciared that “glandular Jonization through the gamme@-) rays of radium” could give a new) lease of power to aged and en-| ‘feebled systems. In particular, he said. such jfonization. would speedi-. ily convert Harry Thaw into a use- | ‘ ‘fusion and bewllderment has been ' classified Zul citizen. All theee reperts have been loose- } crouped in the popular mind and | under the heading “Re- jJuvenation:” and the practitioners. jet such operations, however differ- ent their methods, have been called “re juvenators.” Naturally, a vast amount of con- oe casioned by the varying and /sometimes overfantastic aspects of | Sdone it, . pended upon to do tn the future?” It is necessary in the first place! @* realize just how much is actual- the whole subject. Naturally, also, every one has a right to ask and fs entitled to a definite and wun- Quivocal answer to the question, “What have the rejuvenators ac-_| ally accomplUshed, how have they and what can they be de- : ly and what they do not promise. i claimed by most rejuvenators}, Such reslization will prevent many | false hopes and will possibly fere- |, _etall many “customartly raised against serious, clentists. who aré as a rule very “reful to avoid making extrava- @ant statements. “fost reju ators do not claim to be able to long anyone's life beyond its normal span. They in- sist. however, that their operations may raise a person’s declining years ‘o a higher degree of general effi- fiency. They will give the patient » * new interest in MWe and added vA ¥ Be a. aa 1% f ®nd strain. ub jected Thysical vitality. No promise fs hele out that he will live longer omg otherwise, but his last years will not be a lingering death: he will live his last days with the full exercise of his faculties but may die finally. at his appointed time, With relative suddenness. Rejuvenation in both young and @id may thus stave off oncoming) | Senility and may cure such mental and physica) infirmities as are tem brovght about by overwork But ft will not cure . ‘sorders of the vital organs or of he nervous ype out im time, or the ravages : ne diseases. In this sense : es not and cannot restore the ealth of youth. bee The whole subject is only some : ‘ears old and the vast majority human “rejuvenates” hare been to the vari k Perations ous kinds of peers. mein . Py @ue to a weakness of the gland sys-' system. which must } objections which are),

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7. " . Pag t SUNDAT, MAY 18, 1924. EAT ARTILLERY DISPLAY he Associated reas ORT B8ILL, Ok.. Vv from May observers every Ze.) ropilit ars h t! NAT, Powel le exception iil monstration at kort Sill May 26 VW i recog. © in_the world, ' Of Russia and © attend an artillery AT FORT SILL FOR EDITORS. € : ld in connection with the visit of ‘ delegates io the Nationa! 1 Association, army ounced today. t will be the greatest peacetime onstration in the history of the ited States and will bring inte y every type of field gun of the wrican army, they § said. The will be stupendous and during action hundreds of (housands Edito. shells and bombs will he used : ficers explained that much of ammunition is from stocks left er from the World War and un. s used within the nexi year suld) be worthless - ' d of Homes ELES fairsiad of two hun- ds, enchanted sunken f#the nervous Wear * out in time, or y health tively Normal Physical and Mental Functioning. By ERNEST BREN NECKE. § the new science of “Rejuven- ation” making old age im pos- ie sogth and prime vigor be again—indef- perhaps, to those whose bodies and minds have been gcrad- vally worn down ufider the stress of living? Is medical the way to the discovery of a rea! “Fountain of Youth” These questions have lately been trembling on the lips of greater ‘and greater numbers of people. | Reports of operations performed by doctors all over the world dur- I ing the last few years have raised brilliant hopes, some “may eventually be realized, many. ~ of which are inevitably bound to end in the bitterest disa ppointment. | of which We have heard of Dr. Voronoff and his mysterious monkey glands, ef the Steinach operation. A sartiing X-ray treatment, in at least one popular novel, is sup- posed to transform an aged wom- an into a youthful beauty. Two weeks ago came Dr. William J. A. Bailey, director of the American Endocrine Laboratories, who ad- science on, overcome by ~ Very Modest Limits, Re-| |. gults to Date Show. We EN Jans Ure. . CANan.' \ 4. : : ve DR. SERGE VORONOFF. Accomplished ' a! —oe (—— amare DR. HARRY BENJAMIN. DR. PAUL KAMMERER. ‘company “old age’ whether they occur early or late in life, can be a proper balancing of the subject's “endocrine — sys- tem.” This is the key to the un- derstanding of all rejuvenation op- erations. But what, exactly, is meant bv a “balancing of the endocrine sys- tem?” Briefly, it means the proper ‘Stimulation and adjustment of the dressed the American Chemical So- | ¢ety and deciared that “glandular lonization through the gamma- rays of radium” could give a new to aged and en- In particular, he ionization would speedi- Harry Thaw into a use- lease of power ly convert ful citizen. All these grouped in the popular mind and ‘tassified under the heading “Re- pvenation;”’ and the practitioners reports have been loose- ivsuch operations, however differ- mt their methods, have been called “rejuvenators.”’ Naturally, a vast amount of con- fusion and bewilderment has been by the varying and the whole subject. Naturally. also, ' tvery one has a right to ask and fs entitled quivocal and un- the question, to a definite answer to » “What have the rejuvenators ac- 4 lily accomplished, how have they #one it, and what can they be de- ahs sPended upon to do in the future?” It is necessary in the first place &° realize just how much is actual- ly claimed by most rejuvenators amd what they do not promise. Such realization will prevent many false hopes and will possibly fore- all many objections which are fustomartly raised against serious plentists, who aré as a rule very ereful to avoid making extrava- Pant statements. ' body—ofr |/ proportioned human Several glands within the those “ductless glands’ whose function it is to store up and send into the blood-stream a sup- Ply of life-giving particles, “hormones.’’ If the supply of these hormones is deficient, the body is afflicted with premature old age, seneral weakness results. the hair whitens and falls out, sight and hearing are impaired, hardening of the arter- les (arteriosclerosis) sets in, blood pressure increases dangerously. More—if the hormones from the various glands are not properly or halanced or if ‘they fall of in quantity, the mind ‘suffers also. ‘is commonly regards ‘or senility; and they may Sulfs, and a lack o% interest In work and life, coupled with gener- calied | Loss of memory re- | al mental lassitude, somctimes go- | ‘ing so far as to border on ‘*veak- mindedness”’ imbe- cility. or downright All these are symptoms of what | occur ' long before the actual sears of a jaged ' Life Prolongation Not Promised | _ “Most rejuv@pators do not claim _ able to Hrolong anyone's life yond its normal span. They in- ‘oa higher degree of general effi- )*ency. They will give the patient * new interest in Ife and added Physical vitality. No promise held out that then otherwise, but his last years senility, man indicate that he is avpreach- ing the end of his novrmal life’s span. This is especially true in America, where the pac2 of living is so breathless that many systems are “burnt out’ or prematu”ely through excessively hard work or excessively hard ploy. The Several Methods. The various cures. remedies, and | against such or premature, counter-operations natural iwhen they are directed at the endo- crine system, | “st, however, that their operations. collectively known | May raise a person's declining years “monkey _ticed by is | he will live longer | _ not be a lingering death: he. ll live his last days with the full, ohne of his faculties but may _ inally, at his appointed time, th relative suddenness. Rejuvenation in both young and om may thus stave off oncoming > ype may cure such mental Re ysical infirmities as are & weakness of the gland sys- by overwork But it will not cure he vital organs or of System, which must the ravages *nd strain. rious diseases. * does not and of youth. 1: ® whole subject > Sears old and of human cannot restore the is only some the vast majority “rejuvenates"’ ved to the various kinds of in o only within very recent ess ence very little can be ed with certainty regarding Permanent effects of rejuvena- . hysicians are largely, and _ * Caution that is altogether - Withholding judgment until ~.. **Perimenta} Umulated proof has ac- at the same time. Dern: 4 iy sO striking are have been | | | / | ’ In this sense | ; ; ) | | | : | | ’ | are commonly today as ‘‘re- juvenation.’ d as “old zec”’ | and | Claims by Rejuvenators R. PAUL KAMMERER, D summing up numerous ac- tual cases of rejuvenation by the Steinach operation; re- | ports the following definite re- sults: 1. Human effic iency has been | prolonged by an improvement in physical strength. | 2. Mental activity has becn restored, 3. Faculty of the senses has been regained or improved. 4. High blood pressure and arteriosclerosis have been alle- viated. 5. Premature old age or actu- al senility has been deferred. | 6. Mental depression has been alleviated. DR. WILLIAM J. BAILEY, Director of the American En- docrine laboratories, has Stated: “TI am satisfied from definite | clinical experience that a meth- | od of endocrine ionization definitely, practically withaut exception, retard the progress | of senescence and give a new lease of relatively normal func- tioning power to those whose sun of life is slowly sinking.” : DR. SUGEN STEINACH, | | himself has repeatedly called attention, however, to the im- portant reservation that such prolongation of human efficien- cy can be achieved “only with- in very modest limits.” No claim is made for the actual extension of life beyond its nor- mal limits, and DR. PETER SCHMIDT, one of the _ chief European Steinach practition- ers, has insisted that the chief object of all endocrine stimula- tion is regenerative and not sexual. ' the discovery of Dr. Eu-' by Dr.! gature,’ gen Steinach, practiced One of these cures is the famous)! Feter Schmidt of Berlin. Dr. Paul | operation, prac- Voronoff giand”™’ Dr. Serge Paris and London. Another is the simpler Mon.-T ues. Specials Thie ee Brick Cheese Tasty, rich. Lb. ‘‘vasoli- Butter 3 b Frente ID CHOPS BACON Sugar-cured By lece. ib. 122 NECK PORK I ] {n | Kammerer of Vienna, Dr. Sakaki| of Tokio and Dr. Harry Benjamin of New York. Another is the X-ray treatment, | , especially for women, practiced by | and | juation in many ijnumber of scientists are ;ously digging in the same field of |medical research, working on same general theory, jing widely different Dr. Guido Holtzknecht of Vienna, | celebrated by Mrs. Gertrude. Atherton in her rejuvenation novel. | “Black Oxen.”’ Another is the employment of | the “gamma-rays” emanating from | radium now being developed and | practiced by Dr. Balley a@d his! associates. Dr. Bailey is also ex- | perimenting with drugs of various | kinds as stimulants to be applied | locally to certain glands. | Still another cure has been found | in the application of penetrating | heat, by means of currents of elec- | tricity alternating at high frequen- | cies. Dr. Kammerer, who has been visiting the United States, is now returning to Vienna with the ob- ject of working with Steinach him- | self on this last method. Here we have a rémarkable sit- ways. A large strenu- the but employ- instruments. er ne ee |Many of them have always achiev- | ‘ed notable results, noe only with ithe animal subjects used in pre- | ‘iminary experiments, but also with | their human patients. This ts true, | ,accomplished, is | now available whereby we can | | ; ; | off Human Efficiency,”. (Boni & Live- | right), vouches for the following definite accomplishments: 1. Congenital, inherited physical overcome in relagively young men by means of the X-ray treatment. tion and in relatively vo'lng women by means of the X-ray reatment. 2. Weakness through overwork, undermining the health of men and women who were still in the prime of life. has. been offset by a rejuvenation of the glandular sys- tem. 3. peen rejuvenation has in cases of weak- ness through actual old age, in some very responsive cases. Here the progress of senility has been retarded, sometimes even more than only “within modest limits,” as Steinach, so conservatively ex- pressed it. It is something of a pity, surely, Real that this, which may possibly turn | 0s out to be the most important medi- | PTOPSTY, a rather disconcerting public reaction. A discovery which gives man the power to stave off arteriosclerosis, known to most of us as “old age;” to restore impaired eyesight, grow hair on bald heads, increase men- tal as well as physical vitality—in a word, to bring back youthful vigor, as by a miracle, to a worn- | out system—has so far elicited ‘chiefly this comment: ‘Steinach? Oh, yes....monkey glands! Ha, ha!” Ribald comment of this kind has frightened many serious physicians away and has closed lips of many surgeons. who have pertorm- “regenerative operations.” The really astounding results they have achieved and the extremely simple the ed heen brought fore, never been made Mystery and uncertainty still sur- round the activities of Drs. Voron- and Steinach and lowers. The Chain of Glands. The body contains various small | glands, situated at various points in | | the head, the throat and the body | The function of these | cavity ttself. | of fluid called | @rates | pours | quantity deficiency in to pass have, there-| public. | their fol-| a TWO STORES Gth and Lucas 6214 HKacton MON. & TUES. SPECIALS granulated. 14 Ibs. With 3 Ihe. Fiver-Geod Cup Coffee, 40c Ib.; 3 Iba... $1.15. Best Pure BUTTER Fresh churned; valac., Ever-Good Strictly fresh, large country C ee am % a : DR. EUGEN STEINACH. glands,the “pituitary,” the “pineal,” the “‘thyroid,”’ “adrenal” and “gen- | | erative,” is not yet, perfectly under- . ‘ | Stood, although they are known to ‘and mental inferiorities hav- been | be of the highest importance in hu- nian development. This endocrine | gland system, consisting of a series uf tissues impregnated with a kind “colloidal oze,”’ gen- certain substances which it into the blood-stream that courses through the veins, heart andarteries. These mysterious substances thus supplied to the blood are known as “hormone.’ Each “ductless gland” is in constant communication Avith the others through Y%he hor- mones which it produces and sends Now in normal, vigorous all and exuding a definite and steady of their own pé€rticular variety of hormones. If a single gland fails to perform its function all ss? - ful a body, mischievous effect on all the other glands, and the whole | endocrine system will be thrown eut of gear. No Younger Than Nerves. A body ana@ mind can be no bet- ter than the endoctrine system with which they are associated. A a single supply of hormones will cause a general weakening of the whole human organization. Thus a person can be no younger or more vigorous or more efficient than his glands. Glands do not ace because the body ages, but the body ages be- cause the glands age. As long as the glands are healthy and strong, The body and the mind will be | i | vail the glands are secreting! the lack of its hormones | will have a ‘eal discovery of recent years, has; "* ‘met with — ’ ‘ . ” | “Endocrine System | | The “Endoctrine System” | consists of a number of differ- | @nt glands, each of which com- || Municates with all the others by | ' # the body. The whole system — must be kept properly balagced. Symptoms of senility, mental | depression or general physical | weakness may be overcome by | stimulating any one of these glands, which will react favor- | ably on all the others. Seven different methods of | stimulation have ao far been devised. These are: 1. Transplantation of a gland from one position to another. 2. Grafting portions of anl- mal glands to human ones (Voronoff’s method). . : ial 5 io | merely means The sexual effects are eecondary and not by any ' the most important. ' than ;}| ous, ii have consistently danger- fifteen is not about 3. The operatien It lasts only misgtutes, is practically painless, and ' so far no patient has sustained any | || pouring ite secretion of “hor- || | mones” into the blood stream of | it. results of the operation are far-reaching generally imagined, Sub- jects under examination three years after undergoing the .treatment shown not only evil effects from 4. The positive more is ‘increasingly sexual potency but al- so renewed mental vitality, better blood circulation, improved sense perceptions, particularly sight and 3. Cutting and binding the || gland-ducts, or (Steinach’s operation). 4. The application of X-rays. 5. The use of radium-emana- | tions, or “gamma rays.” | 6. “Drugging” the gland with iodine or alcohol. 7. “Diathermia,” or the ap- plication of heat through high- | frequency electricity. : that a person can be no younger | his nerves, and so far | juvenating the nerves. | Thus, rejuvenation of the glands | does not mean that a person’s life _can be extended indefinitely, or even prolonged beyond its natural | Span; it merely means that his en- doctrine system, and all that «®@- pends on that system, can be made to work at increased power as long as the rest of the human machin- ery can be made to work. The purposes and effects of cer- _tain of the | been analyzed to some extent. thyreid gland, for instance, been shown to have a definite ef- fect upon the mental well-being of 'tne subject. Harry Thaw’s diffi- ‘culties are the result of a defi- ‘ciency in the hormones’ which ought to be supplies to his body by | his thyroid, in Dr. Bailey's Opinion, at any rate. But the great fact, upon which the theory of rejuve- nation stands or falls, is the fact that each gland is a_ link in the endocrine chain, and that if a sin- gle gland fails to perform, the The i is necessarily destroyed. The converse of this theory is even more important than its posi- tive side as outlined tions is concerned. This side of the theory is out of order through a deficien- can be stimula- the deficiency by a of giands, linstantiv overcome glands have already | has “vasoligature”’ | no | | method has been discovered for re- | beneficial effect of the whole chain | above—at | least as far as the alleged efficacy of the various‘rejuvenation opera- | holds | that if the whole endocrine system ey in any one, or any combination, ition of a single link in the chain. | \In other words, by artificially ex-| | citing one particular giand, | given a new lease or energy, and the whole bodily and mental sys- | In Experimental Stage. | Consequently, the the} whole endocrine machinery will be) tems will be benefited accordingly. | rejuvenators |, ‘have largely concentrated their ef-| forts on the gland which is jhaps the most important and cer-| per-. | tainly the most readily accessible. | 'The male gland can easily be reached by ordinary surgical meth- lods. and with a minimum of pain | ior danger to the patient; male gland must be approached with X-rays or some other form of radiation. It must be distinctly re- i'membered. however, that such the fe-| healthy and strong—provided. of |radiation destroys as well as stim- | course, that the nervous system | holds out. For it is equally true ’ REMLEY 6th and Franklin “Where the Crowds Ge.” Monday Specials Pure Creamery BUTTER better at Sweet Makes spread. None this price. as a peut. SMOKED CALLIE HAMS STYLE 1000 of these Smoked Callies you have always purchased at the Big White Store. closely trimmed, lean. mild. sugar-cured, with that beautiful golden color. All you want. A regu- BONELESS BOILED HAM BRoneles« Bolled Hames. especially prepar for the Remley Store. Should you pay one dollar a pound you could buy no better; ™% or whole . Wafer sliced......33 Guaranteed to be atrictly Ham—not «a pork shoulder and boiled. POU Pare Cane fine white granulated itions of anima! | eration, ' gained perhaps the widest follow- lulates tissues, and must be em- | ployed with extreme care against /over-exposure and inaccuracy. The 'whole field of rejuvenation ‘through radiation is still distinct- | ly in its experimental stage and |results are still to a large extent , uncertain. Giand-stimulation was at first ef- | ‘fected by the now discarded meth- od of transplantation. Early ex- ‘periments with animals other. position, with fresh tissues and blood cells would stimulate it to renewed ac- tivity. This operation, was found and sometimes dangerous applied to human patients. | Dr. Serge Voronoff then ceived the idea of grafting clands on replenishing cone glands, thus showed | that if a gland were removed from | its natural place and placed tn an- | its new association | however, to be relatively clumey | when | pore — humen ) their | failing powers until they could car- | ry on again unassisted. For these operations he young male monkeys. Although ‘method is far more violent. hy arfd his followers. The Steinach op- called ‘“‘vasoligature,.”” has ing. because it is simple, positive ‘In its results. and uses the resour- ‘ces latent within the patient's own | i body. ed . | | Primarily Regenerative. boned important and It cannot, however. he plied to women. Tt was the writer's privilece attend a conference recently con- ducted of Dr. Peter Schmiilt, ach’'s most in Berlin at te residence Dr. active | ‘associate, who has performed, nex* ‘ Np S8.. | used the glands of | }it is still used to some extent, this | X= | |pensive and uncertala fn iis results ‘than those followed Steinach | ap- | to | S*eln- to Dr. Steinach himself. more suc. | cessful operations of this nature hearing, and freedom from other chronic ‘MRS, EMILIE SAUSENTHALER | ESEATE VALUED AT $298, £17 Inventory Filed Showing Bulk of Property Is Bequeathed to Daughter, Mrs. Marte 5. | Haase. _ . - “- She He nte *> -on” sr AES Bes OS LAN EE et ESS E illustrate- above a few of our striking Bar-pin de- signs in platinum and gold enamel, sapphires and selected Diamonds. At top—Lacy bow-knot de- sign in Platinum and gold, set with fine Diamond and two sapphires, $85.00 Nert below—Platinam and gold, inlaid with enamel, set with choice Diamonds. 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Unless the vari- jous operations are executed with ‘extreme care, a complete lack of ‘beneficial results or even definite- Flour 7 10sscx 30 Sar MANES. 8 White Banner, What n Accomplished. MALT 59 | Nevertheless, Dr. BenJamia, in Mound City _-. his introduction to Dr. Kammer- 'er’s book, “The Prolongation of of the Doz. > » 2.8 than any other ahysic'an. We handie only one grade of ) | In giving out the first authorized Egan, one _s5e7_ore the _ Beet, Fi /account of his technique and of his FREE $4.00 worth of Eagle LAUNDRY results, and during the free disces- | ae VS Ee Ss oO A fad oo which followed, Dr. Schmidt. pound of a , ; Mother’s Spread, Crystal White. ;}made, among othera, which are cal- | send : 4 C rs | evilated to Come as a revelation to onday only. HBe«e read for bread. BEST ithose who still think of regenera- PURE LEAF (tion operations in terms of their ‘favorite “monkey gland” stories: . a 1. No monkey glands. no mon-| ‘ keys, no animals of any kind are’ ° eal 30- t? . = : , a used in the present Steinach tech- nique. 1 ©® The character of the one . Pound | Pp ration | is primarily regenerative, not sexu- . genuine results that. “ “A “bape been achieved. so 4 _ been the late accumula- "od target data from many ent sources, so great is SCHOOLS AND COLL pe interest in the possibili- he science. SO little is Auto tua!) Y known about the matter, Trade School ta _ more or less bizarre as- ICAL EXPERIENCE ne wt &) simple statement of theo only 7 years ago by the Aute- : retical and Practical foun- 5 Upon es own or operate thelr ow® Which it ste @ . Louis, 000,000 au tes ed rests will be Visualize, Bat- Small Grands $525 Delivered Terms to Suit Your Convenience—Your Present Piano Taken as First Payment blotches, chafing, piles, rash, scabs, 4 — —— PGES a ~ 4.000,000 made this year. pow for Aute Mechanics, Ignities, North Side ¥. M. ©. 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SUND SUNDAY. MAY is a MAY 158, 1924. a The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation.than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ST.LOU‘S POST-DISPATCH 91. Spencer caused action by the | ApNVvE or udictary Committee to be held PILES ~ 4 » up. The ostensible purpose of the~ —_— —-- —— cr iers Briand WORD OMITTED IN INDICTMENT; BANK ~ ROBBER [5 FREED Roy Davis, St. Louis, Who Pleaded Guilty, Had Served Three Years of 40-Year Term. hese tevet Test eeerias “FELONIOUS” NOT “ INSERTED IN CHARGE ane Attorneys Waited Until - Statute of Limitations Had Run Before Seeking Habeas Corpus Writ. ——— ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, May 1¢ legal! technicality—the hich criminals cling tm the chan- _— buoy to wierormrrererer court was ls of ought to the assistance of Roy Davis of St. Louis, serving a 40- ar sentence on his piea of guilty a bank robbery, when his attor- neys obtained a writ of habeas @Gorpus today in Cole ' Cir- sit Court. ordering his release on 5. ground the information to Which he pleaded vocal was defec- five and did not char a crime * He ieft the oom Fear y late t Srternoon. a free man, for his at- ferneys were sufficiently cautious @ot to seek the writ of habeas cor-y * until the statute of limitations, ree vears this case, had run, @aking reindi impossible. * sentence! in 1921. al Davis, now years old, pleaded iity on May 2. 1921, in Franklin procedure— ‘ountv hie ; tment ' y the Jefferson City Correspond.- "mers and watch | Better rescu its, program Rum Ships Stand Off Shore ACIALISTS SEEM Signaling ‘Come and Get It’ Seventy-Odd Vessels Noted Along Atlantic’ Coast Line—Hundreds of Cases a Month Being Landed. By the Aseociated Press. —Smus- the WASHINGTON, May 17. now that the impossibility of holding them in check is admit- coming into (Tnited States at the rate of hun- — according ... so busy glied um is e're doing the best we can.” is only statement authoribed at adquarters. the Officials are making every effort to rush through the expansion pro- weather and cram, which includes construction of several hundred new and faster Bids will be opened Mon- offers to construct 175 75- boats. The building ot craft designed to travel at 35 knots through the wa- ter already is under war. dreds of cases a month, guard headquarters, and }, indications that ‘reasinge with the ad- ‘fo coast there are oother seas M and cargoes of side An under flags code meaning and the coast guard is vineed there are numerous citizens There are approximately 19,900 of Gry United States who welcome coast the Atlantic that sign and do co and get it. n sulf shores. There more Seventy odd ships were noted at the landing’! a distance off the Atlantic coast rum than there was ig running line this week. all waiting custo- blockade established against ing for an oppor- the Confederacy tn the Civil War tunity to slip closer in shore. Proof when cotton and munitions of war that some of these craft were able formed contraband for blockade- to get close to land is seen in the running, with lucrative returns exports of liquor from foreign And since then thousands of new ports on which landing papers ties and hamilets have grown up never hava materialized. along the line, in each of Guard officials hope for which the rum runners may estab- but they are giving lisfi land connections. They pelieve they So Coast Guard officials, while hoping they may be able to curb somewhat the illegal traffic, merely say, “There you are,” when asked to make predictions. DR. BROOKS COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER AT ST. LOUIS U. President of Missouri University to Deliver Baccalaureate Address at Odeon on June Stratton D. Brooks, presi- Missouri State University deliver the baccalaureate ad- the annual commencement Louis University. boats. day on foot patrol — = > . ‘~~ 2I-LOOL mo.or ships carrying ae up wat- more liquor erican ore are territoriai the anenees “come and on- 3 get cone of ~~ line on ‘ :*% _* responsibdiiit com- ’ sil] Ch '} Ips. Deputy? aking M. Herr the radical! at onceand ing a situ- every hour terms if the of bination is to be Indre-et-Loir rho is m gi, rovernment. Bhis in Both jicals are beginn Socialists are far aes ex- and e the victors the reins of @mergency trip lil endeavor le der ‘~~ @2nT threatens trouble The iing to com sifuation ea ‘ LAF moderate ation the parties wr hh ic Ore snarled Internationalism Is Feature. Internationalism will be a fea- ure of the new Government pro- gram, it appears from a joint state- ment of frinciples of the new parliamentary majority issued Dy M. Herriot: former Painleve. leader ow the Republican and Leon Blum. head of the Soctalists. The program of the future ‘na- jority is a program of conciliation and of undersand- ing. they say | The declaration program contemplates ance of budget acainst which m the depreciati declarations rai plain n that the acting and that they will overwhelm the end of the combination. cialists, on the other engaged in a discussion as whether their leaders ought to be allowed to take places in the cabi- net. ,* if en-'| radical The So- hand. the are to Socialists. Radicals Must Surrender. Such Renaudel and by the u- Amsterdam and Mar- of the party. impossible for the laborate in the Gov- Thaw a» ba ’ leaders as imtornratinra’ Blum Supported reso! in rnationai: tions of the seilles conventions hold it will be adds hoa contend that the the from uation by official cir- ernment. partv hold remaining outsi eans a “4 n of the franc. by can profit more the they have on the sit the 2 ho * the , ‘ since because of that appoint him a time when Spencer rope tion of Congressmen Newton Dver of St as fir Place at the who Vas have head interested about his the exp spencer have no rt ne -t a . Fud report jon tions of its support of the & ,overnment nis CURRY'S APPOINTMENT Expected to Fill Post of S. Attorney in St. Louis in Few Days atch Bureau, °0-23 Wratt Bidg. ASHINGTON, May 17.—Sena- neer has withdrawn his op- to the nfirmation of Al- office of United torney in St. tion by the within a few t- Disp t if ac . ‘ “ Ty) 4s Th 4 n today sdid the Senate icilary Committee had voted to favorably on the nomina- and that it would go from ittee to the Senate at comm next executive session er ha™ caused a delay. confirmation pique fron the fact President eréien made the ithout consulting year ago at was in Eu- recommenda- and Spencer has 7 “ Jan sl. in the ient " T+ . . — i Yas made a and was upon Louls. the ti was serving tant district attorner. selected that Spencer, however, to in mind for Dyer became and brought appoint advancing that in view of at assis having been Curry me st for instance of understood. had another of the office. in Curry ment lanation recommendation of Cur- assistant. he would objection to him for dis- attorney. Spencer, however. ~ = ~ or Fi ‘ Pi Lirst did object. and when President Coolidge sent Currys mame to the Senate.’ Jan. delay was to permit an investiwa- tion of Curry’s record. Curry was in Washington early this week and conferred with Spencer. The conference appar- ently resulted in Spencer with- drawing his opposition. OR COSTS YOU NOF sufferer from piles-—me. long standing. can be out as | & penny Just will reguiar trea: it sent SI Any FRE cures you owe absolutely no w. a EE a. | gQ -_—, : Sale of 's Samp alesmen SMART DURABLE -U-4eG-A-G These remarkable values are offered Monday, Tuesday and We Savings of 3343% On Traveling Bags—Suitcases — Our 87.58 to $10 Leather Overnight Bags; some with fittings, choice... Our $15 and $16 Genuine Leather Oxford Bags. full leather lined. choice Oer $18 Leather | Gladstone aah senec ia Our S18 Beastifs! Reems Leather Deauble Handle Oar $5.00 Fiber Suitcases with straps.... Per S750 Fiber Sultcases with Our $12 Walrus Grain Leather Sutftcases with Our S15 Cewhide Leather Oe with straps Our SIT Cowbide leather a ee with straps... ~ $12. a, e ia " “aa : As 7. $107 Et ‘SAL LODGES WORLD F a * to Senate, Urges Adop- tion of Harding-Hughes- i COURT —-ew7a°o2 8 OB Me Oo nel gl ed Coolidge Reservations. By CHARLES G. ROSS, the Post-Dispatch. | Out Washington Correspondent of 4 ASHINGTON, May 17 ‘s of the Lodge Worlt | ° pian is given Federal! _ Court hich the —Strong ® letter t of in a Council a eeerches. representing most of the’ _ large Prot country, has of the Senate. -gigned ®Y ) ef Dr. John ’ Charies HH. E Gulick. H. ‘that the United States must in the existing court, with the) Hughes-Coolidge reserva.) 4 | Harding ‘tiens. or none at all. Sate judgment” “The estant communions sent to tife mem. a commiutte Fin Brent and Dr. They express the opinion | o* The letter i: consisting ey, Bishop | Sidney | efther | The “deli? - | of the committee | # set out as follows: proposed plan the proposed statute‘ p mc 1s 80 ¢Con- ceived and EE — Separate Oxferd Bags Our £29 Leather Oxferd Bags. special Ph ‘ cha Our S27 Fitted Suitcases with folding trays. @ounty Cireulit Court. to a charge men ch ith " — ler nd larceny in connece (| argos wie — ery yee burgiary anc iar “4 S-omare? | one Mme” in the Missouri prison on with robbery of the —— for the robbery and Davis, who ad- ¢ ores ey er mitted guilt, ! had 37 years 2°. on Feb. 6. 15-!. lopped from sentence by ced ~~ ~~ yearg 1n technicality which was held in re- ay «, ‘* , - Davis serve until statute of limUa- B After leaving the prison, Davis. tions nad expired hose rea said to be No} Following the granting of the own, stated he day, attorneys for Davis as- in for St. Lous. had not participated in the bank robbery, but had pleaded guilli& to escape prosecution Om a charge on which he was said to be anted in East Louls. He en- plea with the egpectation science.’ 65 ‘ceiving a light sentence, it Was which will be held in the Odeon on June 7. factions future radicals must come to. - terms any way. they affir The graduating class will Zoubt- a ote 5 : can get what they less number wellinto the hundreds ; S a ‘ - | Without taking any responsibility as the final examinations find 333) ,. - |a . Lwiure on ¢€ > . of oe new e a i ie Se i andidates for degrees. approxi- ) (erman) mately 50 candidates for certifi- and there is a finishing class of 26 in the Divinity School who de appear at the graduation erx- as exacting as ercises, but are ordained the cialists proper, have further com- priesthood later inthe month. The} plicated the situation by takine candidat 41 official action toward a demand bachelors of arts ors of; for resignation President bachelors $1|Millerand. The executive commit- | bachelors of commervia! 19 | tee of the’ party has about cialists pr : . . : masters of art, law, | #9 seats in chamber. has! cussions by the admission of the || questions, but who would The leaders of the different the idea the will endeavor to reach | understanding with M. Herrtot characterizes of the forthcom- —— Cabinet as human.” TI lS ude ts regarded in dipioc- matic circles as certain to Dring on another series of international con- m. | support that wantin of i ty tie was sen- from : » * - tne) overnment hie ses complete prison, the » &- tha fareaiegn nolicw . > : _- t ~ ts Ds Our 349.50 Full-Sise Fiber Wardrobe son ‘ ; Our S35 Fiber Is Our Slogan —a ni id we are . ae to ass! st proadcast in Tru name is cates. more would board a lie Over $59.50 Full-Size Pinet warsrac’” $29.50 Trunks ther, special Beautiful Under-Arm Bags Special Cases for E AND $3.50 to $50 $10 to writ to “as ace- + serted he not +h = serted tne So- Bags, cenuine lea- h. The late Spring a plans finds us witl tions for quick dis able that early att plete assortments ferences. The chance for a rebirth Allied Cou radicals and So- a? the > hich he pleaded guilty made fou: " rzes acainst Davis and sever leged accomplices. The informa > For was held invalid by the Su note. @reme Court more than a year ag During en it reversed the conviction and ,, -year se: f Bernard Mha m, and asa! of th en were dropped Won! “Felonious” Omitted. Omission of th. word “felon m of the manv phrases CATHOLIC BELIEF PRACTICE friends hesitate to es for degrees number 79 bache!l law, , ~~ ‘7 ‘ - Supreme neil its re- because the to wih st the of of mote, 2 There are many neighbors who VO MAIL re artanen which efer lien these dis- the new ORDERS FILLED 17 masters of 69 former enemy coumries and the gad to ‘earn about our faith . doctors of - e et irgery, Si demanded the head of the Presi- AWS £44754 - +5 . m —~ if > we | . eae: © = I rere ace convenient fur fala ent as one of th first ¢ ‘| neytra!l th : "ee > 1 # doctors medicine, and one doc-/| Ge™t 2 3 a. AS condi-' neutrais. | em. Mail your inquiries to from lung trouble, | tor of laws. | — ur - pati in the tn-' ' ; . =~ : A survey of the student body re- AUCTIONEERS AUCTIONEERS Catholic Laymen’s of the prison hospi- . ‘e) ol : me oe NR RN ne — - — es - . — - . . — - Association of Missouri * a WASHINGTON AVE, centiy conducted at St. Louis Unf- the last twe vears of his inement, Davis has lree-vear conf been suffering and has been a bercular ward ’ Tal rence ™= 2 had irt docket 7 hoa? ¥ but tha 1¢e as Brown, been time ar vr? —) ’ or , ~ - : sas poved f: e ¢ was fanna Vy ; ; . : ; . ’ , ana ren s Men's and Ladies Aprons, idrens High and Low " tie n” %«. ° i+ mopoiitan Club I Ly é n iderwear and psierr 7 men renresenting 119 da: . r . , . ne . eligible for leave to reinstate. not expect to seek unless more ncelusive against Davis be atement evidence obtained. : >? reins? countries. were bership Retail Dealer’s Price Thies new KENMORE Piayer-Pianec is of high-grade—end with the Lamp. Cabinet-Beackh and 38 Ma- payment. “oc cash necessary. sic Helis you would have toe pay a retail store a retail price. $550 wi week| DEAL WITH THE MANUFACTURER DIREC) Open Every ar Evening A WY; ZZ di SS. yitable detail subdivi- at. meta ~ ' i‘ . u * are cash "BEN. a ‘SELKIRK & SONS ALCTIONEERS = TIS. | ‘ hbestnet | St.. . St. , Louis, Me. eee Missouri Democrats File. to the Post-Dveparch cS EFFERS SON CITY. Arthur J. Brewster. filed his May Ironton. Mo candidacy i TRUSTEE’S AUCTION SALE | SUPERIOR PULLEY COMPANY, A CORPORATION 410 TALCOTT AVENUE (9290 NORTH SECOND ST.) rLESDAY, MAY 22@—10:30 A. M. the Young of > vet at nominati me court ru! nfor AUCTI ONEEES a ee attorney, eva, es Speci the . Trustee. undersigned EDW. of Franklin County. At the time) 327; information cha 22. YK; 38: AT AUCTION! ray” the valuables in St. Louis there men recently organized et Court held the informa- with und him guilty of burglary. Billy Sunday Holding His Own. t the information sufficientiy | is own and the doctors have not thirteenth district. Cc Louis, and local attor: ap-i-~ charge a crime, and pointed to Commencin 10:30 A.M. the hearing by Assistant Attor-| in the information were John — there are 23 Information Was Drawn by Frank- the college sal ® complicated lafiguage of the lin County Prosecutor. This represen‘s formation was the ground on; The tion against the St.| ¢ states of the Union, those having Ti hich the Supreme Court knocked | Clair Dank robbers was drawn ‘ip a representation of more than 723 AUC ONEERS AND APPRAISERS . the information and reversed | by Prosecuting Attorney Kasmann, being Missouri! with 1264: Illinois. REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS e conviction of Whalen. 327; Ohto, 153: Towa. 76: Kansae. OFFICES: 7 7 ESTNUT TR ET = The Davis pleaded guilty he was known);69%:; California, 35; isconsin. 4 is - CH Ss E Might defendants with breaking in-| at Union. Mo.. as Joseph Brown.} Michigan, 34: Nebraska, 34: Inti-| SROAE: OLIVE 1586 the benk building, “with e in-| He was rged in an indictment,| ana. 27: Minnesota. 25 Even far- mt unlawfully, felonious and bur-jafter his arrest. with complicity !nj-off New York repre- @ary. to take. f Detective Perry! sentatives e description of their entr Lindauer rec Dry G d Furnishings Shoes © bank was not qualified tae Detailed Satis tes bo chetent cc Ocemex A. A. = Auction & Storage Co. Farnitere Sale Every Thersday af Salesmoom Pn om ete etin . ae rmely : onl mers. 3 Flegisters ww.’ of ary sper aor er @ea'e- So Fa wll be courted bone an gat bir be aba “< Sammel L. Winternitz & Co. 407 ist Rat! Bank Gicage * ©6AUCTIONEERS for cash. A deposit Checks im order to be ac- and Michael Tauber & Co. 317 Se. Market Street Cucage a 1018 OLIVE ST. (S. E. Cor. 1 ‘= Or erie tee” auchoneers. 4524-28-25 DELMAR Perest S062 Assigeee. 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sutleref from: piles——no Standing. can be quickly caren a omy fisking a penny. Juet write on ‘ send a regular treatmen we cee 6UCf «(it cures sent 81 owe absolutely nothing. wise . KR. DARTLANGTON, wei 2 Kuro Kidg., City, Mo, of Samples RABLE A-G-H. sues are offered ay ADVERTISEMENT ILES CURED COSTS YOU N OTHING > , Ps “3 ay + rY L lan if ASSHLS LODGE’ '. absoly ‘a 3! 00, other ely 7 i © SUNDAY, _ MAY 18, 1924. 1 ORS nape ml ?. sae aE e POR EAE er Fer ere: — a . rate sat) at The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ~ SR Tere oe ae « . ‘ i RE. at pe a — . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH *** 4 Hil Hil T H COUNCIL a |. "Protestant Union, in Letter ® two Senate, Urges Adop- tion of Harding-Hughes- F Coolidge Reservations. ® oe w | WASHINGTON, May 17.—S ‘guapproval of the Lodge W | Court plan is given in | which the By CHARLES G. ROSS, ashington Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. : rong | Mational law and the organization orlj | Of the world for peace:’ Federal Council : a letter | of | the Permanent Court proposed by President Harding 80 phrased as to be unacceptable to the principal nations supporting the existing World Court; Lodge Court Not Feasible. “That an ineffectual effort to convene a third Hague Conference for the creation of the Proposed Lodge court would complicate still further our international relations and would make still more diffi- cult the achievement of the alleged desire that the United States should resume its former position. of lead- ership in the development of in- ternational law, and the organiza- tion of the world for peace on the basis of respect for law and the jural equality of all notions; “That the only alternative to the adhesion of the United States to ; the existing permanent court un- {der the Harding-Hughes-Coolidge |} reservations seems to be no par. | ticipation in any world court. I the latter case the United Statee¢ would not have any part whatso- ever in ‘the development of tnter- “That the plan for adhesion to Probably be required for the nec- essary negotiations, with no as: surance that when completed his Plan would be ratified by the Sen- ate as then constituted. £ Millions of Americans, we bhe- eve, would he deeply disappoint- ed and fee} humiliated if such a Proposal as that presented by Sen- ond Lodge were adopted by the pre-e» This proposal undoubted- y befogs the issues and tends to block any real participation by the omg States in the efforts of any nations world for ri a eee . “This committee again appeals t} the Senate to take speedy action in support of the President and the Secretary of State by provid- ing for the adhesion of the United States to the Permanent Court of Internationa} Justict. We believa this would be a step toward more complete and effective interna- tional law, toward a larger and truer righteousness and justice among the nations, and toward the firmer establishment of the king- dom of God in the life of the world.”’ CRITICIZE MODERNISM “IN CHINA MISSIONS Presbyterians Present Overture at Meeting Protesting on Movement. By the Associated Press. SAN ANTONIO, Tex., May 17.— From far off China today came an echo of the fundamentalist-mod- ernist controversy to the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States in ses- sion ‘here. “A taint of modern- ism” was alleged to have crept into the foreign mission field. The charge came from the presbytery of Central Mississippi, which pre- sented an overture passed at its annual meeting at Louisville, Miss. unciating the doctrine of the il tathon Church that “a cruci- fled and risen Lord,” is the only remedy for the need, the Central threatening evangelistal doctrines from what is called the modern- istic movement, this Presbytery overtures the assembly to direct its executive committee of foreign missions to withdraw from any and all institutions in China which do not recognize the Bible as di- vinity inspired and the only in- fallible rule of faith and practice, the diety of Christ. His vicarious atonement and the other essential doctrines of evangelical religion, and further that this committee be directed to give no financial support in any way, to any institu- tions whose doctrinal teachings may not at any time be investi- gated by properly authorized rep- resentatives of our church.” In other overtures the same atti- tude is reflected. The Presbytery of Kanawha, W. Va., asks that the assembly withdraw its support “from all union colleges, univers!- ties, theological seminaries and other union educational institu- tions where modernism its being taught,” and that “no money given by the Church for foreign missions should go either directly or indi- KENNARD’S Established 1838 . ; a et Sak The Prices on Rugs Have Dropped In passing the benefit of lower prices to our customers we offer as special inducement one of our private high- grade lines of Wilton Rugs which the manufacturers . are discontinuing. Mi ll iin tak s f the and Secreta:-v eee, @ churches, representing most o ou Mississippi Presbytery asked that/| rectly into the dissemination of » a 2 P ughes an , 41SS1SSipP y nt Ama large — Oya ake te Oo’ em » wy el sg NELSON (MO,) BANK CLOSED ithe denomination withdraw from /|!njurious infidel ideas among the lage Aaa ‘the acede anies ena ote “aha Naam minance Department to Take| churches that do not believe in This Presbytery demands with- sgigned by @ committee consisting | as sk absolutely independent | Charge of Institution. 'this fundamental. drawal of not only “objectignal ot Dr. John H. Finley, Bishop s pty to no control by tha BY EF PERSON erry ‘ | Referring to an investigation | teachers” but objectional text- we ,| League of Nations or by any oth JEP PE ENSU! ; _ ey Boia seid ‘ Charlies H. Brent and Dr idney | political authority.’ ¢ weet lone Farmers’ and Merchante’ R : EET gmat by the general assembly |books from the foreign seminaries, | ® Gullick. They express the opinion | Ority. S Bank in 1921 into the church’s missions GE SO AT RM WR = 54 : , Emir at Movie Show Opening. . of Nelson, at Nelson, Sali C , J tes must efther Useless Los: sh » Saline Coun- |’ ‘ that the United Sta | Loss of Time. |ty, was closed today by the board | in China, the overture states: SE meena om ae i JERUSALEM, May 17. — The ._ = existing court, with the | rT}. , ee ; n the . # ‘hed | That even iff Senator Lodge's | of Jliirectors, it was announced at| “In the light of what that in- ' Harding-Hug es-L 00 4 reserva-inplan were theoreti#allyv better than/the State Fin: Ams ; vealed , ; 4 or none at all. The ‘‘delil - | the pr { : ) , , a poe ‘ance Department. | vestigation has reveale as seé@tifirst moving picture theater in __ tions, judgment” of Hee ‘ebudnatitee | wars ot ep: Aisrt: 29, which we do not |The closed institution had total re- | forth in the report of the investi- Transjordania was opened recently rk ‘ gad ae Setiowrs: , e lieve, and even if the other na-;sources of approximately $155,000. ‘gating committee of the North!at Amman. Emir Abdullah, the | ae 0 5S. | tions concerned Ww ere willing to/D. R. Harrison of the Finance De- | Kiangsu Mission (China) andiruler of Transjordania and Emir 4 “The proposed plan is so con-j|consider it, which is highly imn- partment, has gone to Nelson to as- |from information derived from the| Ali were present at the opening \ gived and the proposed statute’ probable. several vears ter nn S7 SQ | = r S15 Cowhltde 4 ¢ = KENNARD’S. Announces A GreatSale ot Bedroom Furniture a... Starting 9 'A. M. Monday $5.50 Roston d Wednesday 314% On s—Suitcases An Exceptional Offering High-Grade Wilton Rugs These Rugs are distinguished for beauty of pattern and soft ar- tistic colorings. The range of.sizes is especially to be noted. ar £5.00 Fiber teases with traps r 87.50 Fither itcases with traps would’ sume charge of the bank. ‘press, and because of the dangers! ceremony. Scatter Rugs 22) in. x 36 in. 27 in. x 54in. 36 in. x 72 in. 36 in. x 36 in, $6.75 $10.25 $15.75 $9.00 Hall Runners 2 ft. 3 im x 9 ft. 2 ft. 3 in. x 12 ft. $20.50 $27.00 Room and Office Sizes 4 ft. 6 in. x 6 ft. 4 ft..6 in. x 7 ft. 6 in. 6 ft. x 9 ft. $27.00 $34.00 - $61.00 8 ft. 3 in. x 10 ft. 6 in. 9 ft.:x 12 ft. 9 ft. x 15 ft. $91.00 ~ $97.50 $135.00 9 ft. x 18 ft. 10 ft.6in.x13ft.G6in. 11 ft. 3 in. x 12 ft. $163.00 $152.00 $135.00 11 ft. 3 in. x 15 ft. 11 ft. 3 in. x 18 ft. $169.00 $203.00 We also offer a number of Worsteds and Wool Wiltons of excellent quality at special. concessions. Worsted and Wool Wilton Rugs In the 9 Ft. x 12 Ft. Size 105% 15g 672 B87= Axminster and Velvet Rugs Our offering of Axminster and Velvet Rugs brought us such extraordi- nary response that we feel encouraged to continue it, so that all who, for one reason or another, have not bought may have the advantage of the same radical reductions during the coming week. ‘ A ith straps , RIT Cowkbide . 3 @ather Sultcases $ | 2 50 ‘a ith straps..... = ® ‘ : a genuine lea- er. special pecial Cases for European Travel $10 * $50 S FILLED Trunk Co. ) ON AVE. The late Spring and general reluctance of householders to put into effect the usual early furnishing plans finds us with a surplus of fine Bedroom Furniture which we will place on sale at drastic reduc- tions for quick disposal. The prices named are so extremely low and the values so eminently desir- able that early attendance is suggested in order to enjoy the full advantage of choosing from the com- plete assortments of the best grades of goods manufactured in Grand Rapids, Mich. Amazingly Low Prices for This Fine Furniture $140.00 8-Pc. Ivory Decorated Bedroom Suite, $375.00 192.00 7-Piece Gray Enamel Bedroom Suite. 395.00 145.00 7-Piece Walnut Decorated Bedroom Suite.... 550.00 329.00 3-Piece Mahogany Bedroom Suite.. 275.00 220.00 3-Piece 325.00 210.00 5-Piece 450.00 210.00 3-Piece 108.00 187.00 4-Piece 87.50 210.00 6-Piece Mahogany Bedroom Suite.. 390.00 280.00 4-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite......... 300.00 225.00 4-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite. .,..... 360.00 397.00 8-Piece Ebony Decorated Bedroom Suite... . . 395.00 ~ 215.00 8-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite 439.00 149.00 7-Piece Mahogany Bedroom Suite. .° 400.00 $35.00 $37 50 $42.50 $45.00 $49.7 5 350.00 6-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite 400.00 8 ft. 3 in. x 10 ft 6 in. $34.25 $36.00 $43.50 Special Reductions on Springs and Mattresses $20.75 $23.75. $26.00 Kennard’s Special Spring, $875 Kennard’s Special Mattress,’18 + Fae ; ogre ’ Ny nes abs PA Pla ts Geer ee aed Ae. 2 Ye ere Oe ee ey Ee Bee TR SIS Ceo gS eee Se ee Shit MEAS: Sasa Re NAS SA ere ae e a as ty atin. 3-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite 4-Piece Walnut Bedroom 4-Piece Walnut Bedroom 4-Piece Walnut Bedroom 6-Piece Parchment Decorated Bedroom Suite. . 3-Piece Mahogany Bedroom Suite. . 3-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite A aged ha . | 3-Piece Mahogany Bedroom Suite. . ~~ | 4-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite..... _ 4-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite 4-Piece Mahogany Bedroom Suite. . 7-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite 3-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite 3-Piece Walnut| Bedroom Suite. ..... 6-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite direct with the manufac- and, Uprightand Player- » offering you the high that is valued to $550 for ALUE IN ST. LOUIS. | ufacturer’s Special 4 ‘ a Mahogany Bedroom Suite. . Mahogany Bedroom Suite. . Ivory Bedroom Suite...... Ivory Bedroom Suite...... D SAVE $255 Axminster Rugs 9 ft. x/12 ft. 4 ft. 6 in. x_6 ft. 6 in. $11.25 $14.00 11 ft. 3 in. x 12 ft. — $44.75 9 ft. x 15 ft. $44.75 $62.50 Velvet Rugs 9 ft. x 12 ft. $39.00 $45.00 8 ft. 3 in. x 10 ft. 6 in. $37.50 $39.50 J Kennard & Sons — Fourth and Washington a” Bedroom Chairs, Rockers and Benches Over a Hundred at Radical Reductions 7 ft. 6 in. x 9 ft. $25.50 Art Furniture for Living Rooms Many Beautiful Pieces at Extremely Attractive Reductions —s J. Kennard & Sons Fourth and Washington 6 ft. x 9 ft. Floor Samples of Discontinued Lines $19.50 of Summer Furniture > 50 MUSIC ROLLS 4 ORE Player Purchased Now t ee Grand Pianos, $1050-1500 a Seg ee Gad Sal glie B ee 4 Se er Ae Lg

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ¢ — ~ i _ » ei w - TERR Ry OL ST ee ; a EE eR MS ah . ae a! n + ue he fat oh ie ? linen \ ( A. building and expan- ¢ W af Office i lans, Square loss of time, we ev entually concen- | Y. M. : ‘ - ‘ ce , os ~ -. " . ’ . 7 © + sS & - : oo ween ety t today «ith the most utmost difficulty. “vb ilesetedidamiens ane $33,419: 4 4 Pt rt oe . ee * : e ; ~~ — » s?' ’ - Bt. a’. a © « Bhing played a leading pa syd Profiting by these experiences. | net End. $123.355: North Sid | [fn ceremonies that marked the for- a policy exists today which con-) __ -ar or . @ aaa , Square. — he ' + artintiv | 919,605; South Side, $12,222 ant mal dedication of ee nee templates skeleton units partia:! Pailroad. $18.033 > r » ‘-_ . hp “I take this more asa tribute to euard, as first line troops, that) * speaner, * conference of mil those it was my privilege to com- ed. actual war isters and church board members 4 : statement continu a. Clu . . i +) rare *] rc : mand in the trying days of 1918 . iy ey Atl the same church arf i DP mH : ‘han as a tribute to myself.” the preparation wou d mean recrusuns | Tuesday and a meeting of churcl 4 ’ 4 . da ‘ . Y 7 . ° . ‘ - he ° ) ,eaesl , ¢ b Meneral said. ‘I consider this tab- to war strength and competion o women a > Pp. m. Wednesday a2 7 un ' 7 ‘an ort’s auditor’ ; Jet dedicated to those men. i training and equipment he abil Va ndervor rt iditorlum ; . ef ‘ Following are wnersone or firms q tw os ? ignt orf otticers .O . > f Ty the Associated Press ity and foresig a who have subscribed $5000 to the 4 ) ‘ee handle these questions Wii! be ob- : ) : ' WASHINGTON, May 17.-—Gen. pe ty ian Cdate campaign, whose names have no ® et hd e r ys Les UL: ; 4 Pershing today asked the nation to macy ye ng de Bion a aw wdasia | PTeviousts be annoonced iene ' ut the DuIK oO r ari) as ‘hamiva Sotleor Rrathere Support the War Departments ~~ | enim thal velerves.” a8 Mor The cael R.A =m, B tle srothers { Miafense teat’ to be held Sept. 12.|; ©eme tom ©! ae Me reyes el Louis Boeger. B. E. Chappcelow irae : — these units. the teet Wi “’ @ iris Ww _ Guy MJ @ on ’ M _ Nobody is more deeply interested me iia ; ru adh ang- wl ‘ q , Z . of their knowledge of the duties! Marsha! Hal} \Irs Willi: : i 4m this than I.”" he said, in a signed ee: Z,. Marsha all, Mrs iNian g _'which will automatically devo'v iien Wine Brinsinata Merennktl Statement, “because nobody saw . ' cian: emeihee use. King-Brinsma Mercantile 7 : . | PCT | s he =i a e : —Tan es! : ; a’ 5? f the picture under the stress of war upon tne ot es PF iad Co. Laclede Steel Co Bert H as I saw it. Nobody sat on the ¢@uip, supply, train and otherwise ting. Mr. and Mrs Harry H f : : : ~s r tneir espective organiza- nthare at . *7 - ch : fid longer and harder than I did “4r® for th 7 . Langenberg. MckElroy-Slo shoe ’ , 4 5 . ° .. under very adverse circumstances. | ‘!0"*- Co., By: W. Moser, Edwin H oo = fan ‘ —e . , lat ae Pinon o . Dnily those mear me could really We hope by this defense test Peters, F. W. Peters. Charles H fully appreciate it. impress upon the individual! officer Peters. Mr and Mrs. Joseph Pulitz- . Obiect of the Test. and soldier his particular functio er H. M. Pflager. Horton Watkins. The defense test project was de- if war comes, Gen. Pershing sa‘. Allen West, Mor Motor Car Co. Signed, Gen. Pershing said, to indi- ‘‘We have never before undertaken Mau! Russell & Crowell and W. large Must such a step in instruction. When Ww. in a war we went into the World War every- thing was confusion; nobody appre- cate to the nation at what would be required mobilization under the plans that Dunn Files. Carlyle dd. Rave been devised since the war to! ciated the task and it is little won- Cariyle J. Dunn, 5322 Lansdowne wbviate some of the delays and con- ‘der that there was so much lost | avenue an attorney. has filed f Yusion of 1917-18. motion before we really got under) the Republican nomination for the ~ “Our plans are not secret, as the) way.” legislature the Fi: District. ~ A ee 7 gp eveerrua: RAY & > iW) nin 4 ~~ ; i hMbte — ffl | WEE oa W/ REPRODUCING PIANO —is the perfect instrument for dancing. Imagine how lively things would go if Frank Banta, Cliff Hess or Ray Perkins were seated at the key- board! You can command their services through the Duo-Art just as if they were themselves playing for your guests! . And don't overlook the fact that eighty per cent of the world’s \ great concertizing pianists record their playing for the Duo-Art exclusively. Some dancing—refreshments—a short concert by Paderewski, Bauer, Hofmann, Ganz—could you wish to offer finer enter- tainment ? \ ee \ The Duo-Art Is Built in These Pianos \ STEINWAY WEBER STECK \ Aeolian Company St. Louis: yy hey —— —- \ AEOLIAN STROUD \ \ ess com come Prices are from $695 and up Very convenient payment terms. Lib- eral allowance for your present in- EE strument ; | | | | J I L —_— —_— STORAGE COMPANY WAREHOUSING SdntPey AR ar EUCL eS > AMERICAN Uc cecurrousiceuans Sino ase STORAGE ae MOVING CO. ne ee ty School Superintendent SPEECH, PLEDGES TAX REDUCTION *92- Candidate for Democratic Nomination for Govern- orship Begins Campaign at La Grange. "2: ASSAILS REPUBLICANS FOR EXTRAVAGANCE ‘|Protests Against the Grow- ing Tendency Toward Centralization of Gov- ernment at Washington. ~ tT campaign i) li 1» aro itt \ nomination for trovernor. Moore denounced th Tr Republican state wimi utid for eross extravacn’ e ay d ‘Oo A failure ‘+ reduce ass ©c , > # bh» . mite service 2) e puodoilic. Pledce of bconomy. Thouch pledging himeelf if clee’ ed » rigid economy and ‘the re- duction--of taxation to * *y iyi rr of a va! ns m2) «3 arr enr er) } eme-” Fa Vina ‘ ] moO Ol r} pon tha yest fu l : |@ 2 = > , a = 7 ial (] | = in Viiexso 7 ase re se ye A eseccead ia ti . o land, but tl it ha t decrea b . t s + property - , 7 , en ’ nie He advocated eneecy ian of the State highway program and : ; [+ ll . . joining of the disconnected the “fragments of roads He said favored visions for maintenance of the nut >. he ample pro- lic schoe! the hiches* possible standard: a workmen's compensation act and improvements of conditions at State eleemosynary institutions. A somewhat vague reference the Ku Klux Kian coneluded his speech. He did not mention the klan by name, but said that on the question of religious and racial! dis- crimination, he stood “squarely upon the Constitution of the Tnitt- system at that he favored ‘ns \ed States and of the State of Mis- isourt, which I will uphold ff elected Governor.’ : Washi | propriations , 'a ‘considerable be sworn to “Tl favor the adjustment of values for taxation purposes to meet the change tn market value of proper. ty taxed.’ he said. ‘*to the end that all property will bear its equitable share of the States burdens and more.” Pointing to missions and b) no the growth of com ireaus in he said t? Jeffersor City. of which ? the candidate said that if elect- ed Governor he would cause to he nade a survey of the work these bureaus and that best efforts to having’ those not performin commensurate ere were > of al he would devote his , , ibolished real nublix 1 their cost. service wit! Hie devoted considerable time tos a discussion of the dangerous con-| sequences of centralization of cov- erAvarn ms = * + — ' — = . Le? a buting to t =) . wy . o oe , an . -_ . . gro 2 4 Cer) a | 72 on TY? Lie h ant ‘ e igh taxes. He recited that vartous bureaus obtained ap propriations of State funds for nar ticular Purposes hb States Federa! purpose. and nzton granting to the funds for the same pointed our al or = act the State got nothing from the Federa) both tMrat in (,overnment Federa! +) > (nar a2 was | Feported to have in his possession |“ | Were several stills, which he is sup- | Posed to have discovered in che ' fastnesses of the ‘mountain region _ & few miles from his home. These > _ @nd the fact that he was involved _ 8 @ shooting affray a year ana a if ago in the mountains, led to | the belief that the shooting - may > have been by moeonshiners. WOES HOLD ALDERMEN CAN FIX FAUNTLEROY'S FEES _ A recommendation was made » esterday by the Circuit Judges in p @Xecutive session holding that it F Would be jegal for the Board of Al-| » @ermen to enact an ordinance au- | thorizing payment by the city of a q Reasonable fee to Attorney Thomas ?. Fauntleroy as special assistant ; Circuit Attorney in charge of the . TFecent grand jury investigation of K - offices of Circuit Attorsey x ener and Pp . tml: rosecuting Attorney | 2 — matter was presented to the é aeee in general term by Judge -... Uton, whe appointed special S cn. {°° the inquiry after the} 4 lobe- Democrat had published S*reral articles concerning Sitener 5 874 Schweitzer. The grand jury's Sfeport exone fein te rated those two offt- | Z formenly lived, taught school nm ar/t 0 ae; homes. Get So Fauntleroy rendered a bill te) city amounting to $5990 cov- 21 days’ service. The Board} : | s¢ Aldermen fs said to have bein btful of its authority to pase the subject, aad te get the : ay RS ei ; bite Mg af yt, ip Wee a ar" » a alg Mi AE ‘Be. eh eS ol Wh . hee

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1S. ty24, ee eee ae ee ~~, ete city. It is “UDposed ps caused the Jrowning ” = == = 7? XIN’’ and INSIST} ross” on tablets you are er Aspirin proved safe physicians for 24 years, ‘ A hy a, a ‘ ~ By 4 | | \e The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers - ae PE ET RS a . “ uch ~~ Sail 8 Oy eee —— —_ - w~ |? a — _ COMBINED ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH > ND GIRL SHOT 10 4 Dee Bullet Thought to A Have Killed Student and Teacher, Discovered Dead Near Marysville, Pa. MOONSHINERS ~ ARE SUSPECTED > $ ~ - oe, tS a ™ >" * / _ “\ “Police Have No Clues—Boy - Had Been in Mountain ' Shooting a Year and a Half Ago. fe ge the Associated Press. 4 >” ARRISBURG. Pa.. May 1i.— i One bullet, believed to have-been - tyred from a high-calibred au*v- ~ matic pistol, killed both Harry | ganster, 21. president of the Mary- 4 vile High School senior class, ard ' Jaah Ellenbereger, »® teacher, of ' Hollidaysburs, Pa. whose bodies ' were found early today in the au- tomobile in which they set out late ) yesterday on a flower-picking trip : in the mountains near here. as found today in| The bullet was } Special to the had having _ the girls body, where, it jodged apparently after | passed through that of the young man, No weapon was found. er, but had few clews with which to proceed. The possibility was considered that the young people | THIN AUTO HUSBAND AND WIFE ACCUSE EACH OTHER OF OWNING STILL East St. Louis Man Pleads Guilty of Possession but Says Wife Used Outfit. Bart Ahearn, of East St. Louis, entered a plea of guilty in the Belleville County Court yesterday to a charge of possession of liquor and a still, while his wife, Mrs. | Agnes Ahearn, entered a plea of | not guilty. Sentence was suspend- ed on Ahearn until after his wife ~ tried before Judge Green, Mon- ay. Husband and wife each accuse the other of being the owner of the still that was found in a recent raid on their home. Ahearn told Judge Green that he came home one evening and found a man in- structing his wife how to make moonshine in a still which had just been erected. “When the raid was made I. aided the officers. in loading the. still and liquor, and then left my | APPROVES PLAN 10 TAX AUTOISTS FOR GOOD ROADS State Highway Engineer Says Proposal Will Save Motorists $300,000,000 in Upkeep. By the Jeffersen City Correspond- ent of the Post-Dispatch. W, L. COLE ENTERS RACE FOR CONGRESS IN NINTH DISTRICT Former Republican bike Chetan | to Oppose for the Nomination. te the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY. May 17.— William L. Cole of Union, former- ly chairman of the . Repubil:an State Committee, and untll recent- ly a special assistant United Statics Attorney-General, today filed a declaration of candidacy for the Republican romination for Con- = HAMMIE SHANE IS REPORTED CAPTURED Alleged Slayer Who Escaped ‘Erom Sanitarium Caught Near Carruthersville, Mo. Hammile Shane, 28 years old, Supposed slayer of two persons, gressman from the Ninth District. He will oppose State Auditor Hack- mann, who filed several days ago. Cole twice was a candidate against the late Champ Clark. Judge Charles R. Pence cf Kan- sas City for the Republican nom- ination for Judge of the Supreme | Court; G. A. Hoehn of 343° Ten- nessee avenue, St. Louis, for the list nomination for Congress- JEFFERSON CITY, May 17.— man from the Tenth District: Hen- The plan te place the entire cost of financing the proposed speeding up of State road construction and completion of the 7640-mile State ry Siroky of 4345 Arco avenue, St. | Louis. for the Socialist nomination for Congressman from the Twelfth District: Henry Pfister of 1933 Cherokee street, St. Louis, for the 'two miles below | Mo., Other filings today were Circuit | who escaped from the City Sani- tarium last Sunday morning was captured on the Mississippi River, Carruthérsville, yesterday afternoon by the the Chief of Police of that town ‘who pulled him from the water when he jumped in after his pur- |Suers overtook the skiff in which he was fleeing. Shane had walked into Carru- |thersville at noon from Haytil, |}about 12 miles away. St. Louis police had warned Carruthersville ‘authorities to be o nthe lookout, as Shane formerly resided _ there and it was thought he might_re- turn. wife. I have not lived with her since,” sajd Ahearn. He also stat- ed that his wife has been arrested | twice on liquor law violations since | 'he left her. : | | ' | Zumbrunn, Earle B. M Mrs. Ahearn charges operating the still. “I will stand trial and produce my witnesses when the case is called,”’ she said. The couple did not converse with each other in court. K, K. K. WEEKLY SAID TO TOTAL $75,000 Senate Committee Excuses Organ- ization’s Auditor on Plea That Checks Must Be Sent Out. Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, May 17.—F. W. attorney for Senator ayfield, sought permis- io .,.| Sion from the Senate Committee on State police joined with county | e ' pificials in the search for the slay- | Privileges and Elections vesterday for J. E. McQuinn, Ku Klux Klan auditor, to return to the imperia] | 000 balance of the $60,000,000 road | palace at Atlanta while under sub- met death in a moonshiners’ feud, | or that Ganster’s life was souglit by bootleggers, whose activities he had been investigating. Bodies in Natural Pose. The bodies were found by young man’s father, Joseph Gan- gier. and the girl’s uncle, George Albright. Ganster’s body was } g half-standing position, one foot . en the ground, the other on the punning board of the automobile, the head resting on the floor of the car beside the girl's feet. Miss the | ‘sary authority to pena of the committee. Zumobdrunn’s reason was there was a payroll to be met at the end of:this week of from $75,- | 000 to $80,000, and that McQuinn in | was the only man with the neces- send out the checks. The committee permitted McQuinn to go, but his books remain for further ex- amination. Subsequently the auditor verified what the lawyer had said. Mc- Quinn asserted most of the payroll Elienberger’s body was in the seat | In the bundles beside the steering wheel. back seat were several of wild flowers. Boys camping near ' ted the investigators hots early last night, but were un- sbie ta Jocate the sounds. They ’ Were uncertain as to whether one or more shots were fired. There '@as no evidence of a struggle in » the vicinity. of the car, and the bodies apparently had not | torched after the shooting. Moonshiners Suspected. Ganster was a leader of his class in the Marysville High School, and was to have been graduated the seene thev heard becn | tional vith | honors at commencement May 31. | Miss Ellenberger, a frequent visitor | to Marysville, formerly lived, taught school n:ar | Hollidaysburg. She had been vis‘t- ing in Marysville for the last two weeks, Since her arrival she fre- Guently had been in the company oi the high school boy. Ganster was known an feur photographer, and frequently ei out alone in the quest for pic- tures. Among those which h2 was feported to have in his possession as where her mother! went to highly paid organizers and lecturers. He asserted $150 a week was no unusual salary to be paid to such men. McQuinn explained that in addl- | tion to salanes of from $5,800,000 to $4,000,000 a vear, the Klan pro- vides expense accounts. JIONIST HEAD TO VISIT HERE Louis Lipsky Will Be Guest of Honor at Dinner. Louis Lipsky., head of the Zionist movement, will ar- rive in St. Louis today and will be guest of honor at a dinner given by the local Zionist organization at Hotel Chase at 6 p. m. dinner he will speak at Dorr &| Zeller’s, where a dance and enter-| ltainment will be held in honor of his visit. On this occasion he will oficiate in the installation of new- ama- | | Were several stills, which he is sup- | posed to have discovered in fastnesses of the mountain region the | “8 few miles from his home. These | and the fact that he was involved | ita shooting affray a year ana a ‘Ralf ago in the mountains, led to the belief that the shooting may ve been by moonshiners. F N00ES HOLD ALDERMEN CAN FIX FAUNTLEROY'S FEES: 4 recommendation was mace | Pesterday by the Circuit Judges in | ecutive session holding that it | | Fould be jegal for the Board of Al- | @ermen to enact an ordinance au- thorizing payment by the city of a | | Sasonable fee to Attorney Thomas | /* Fauntleroy as special assistant | reult Attorney in charge of the | Tecent grand jury investigation of | The offices of Circuit Attorney t Bidene, and Prosecuting Attornay, | Schweitzer. The matter was presented to the. : owe in general term by . — who appointed j a the inquiry after the ag emocrat had published 7~ oan concerning Si‘lener m “eoweitzer. The grand jury's port exonerated those two offi- tials. Fauntleroy rendered a bill to ring 21 days’ service. T r * Aldermen he Board Moubiruy oe is said to have been ™ vend of its authority to pass : ance on the subject, and ws Judge Hamilton to get the | len of the circuit bench. it for Change in Constitu- tion. open-air meetings atte auspices of the League , end the Missouri Constitu- Will be held at North Market wey Glasgow avenue begin- DP. m. tomMrrow. Mayor will deliver the opening ad- Alice Curtis-Moy- ~ also epeak. Other : —" the program for the Rev. wy om the week include eo Billman, Rev. C. W. Care) te aries McIntyre. Miss Chik ‘es and = Mrs. Dorothy 2 A Week of Judge | special | | | | : ’ | city amounting to $5000 COV- | | | ; ; | ’ ’ ly elected officers of the St. Louis organization. Monday evening Lipsky will ad- dress a meeting of the Jewish Na- tional Fund Committee at Hotel Chase on “The Redemption of the Land of Israel.” that | insisted that | |owners in Na- | After the | highway system upon automobile owners is a fair one, State High- ‘way Engineer B. H. Piopmeler said cess of $30,000,000 annually automobile upkeep charges. | This estimated amount, Piep- 'meier said, is far in excess of the amount being expended annually 'by the State Highway Commission for construction and maintenance of roads. | As is known initlative petitions /are being circulated to have three |legislative proposals recommended by the Highway Commission placed on the balolt of the November elec- tion. These proposals, assessing the road financing cost against’ mo- in _torists, would authorize a 2-cent a} 'gallon tax on gasoline used for mo- tor vehicle fuel; increase the State /automobile license fees 50 per cent, |and authorize sale of the $45,000,- bond issue at the rate of $15,000,- | 000 a year. Piepmeier presented figures on ,tests made over a five-year period | see the boy until he was too close, | Paro took the child in | by the Iowa State Highway De- /partment in co-operation with the ‘United States Office of Public | Roads, which show an |saving of 2% cents a mile in gaso- ‘line ,tires and general upkeep of ) an automobile in traversing iin- |' proved roads, as compared to ord.- nary dirt roads. It is estimated that 85 per cent the mileage traveled by motor St. Louis and Kansas |\City, would be upon the State sys- of item, if it were improved, Piepmei- | ‘er said. “Assuming that the average mo- tor owner travels about 5000 miles ‘annually,” Piepmeier said, ‘then on an average 2500 miles of this ‘would be on the state road sys- tem. The saving to the motor owner, at the rate of two and a half cents a mile in operating his car over Improved roads, compared to operating them over the ave- ‘Tage dirt roads, would be at least ($62.50 a year.” | On thfS basis, he continued the 476,000 automobile owners regis- | today, because the improved ronds | {her husband with erecting’ and/| Will save Missour! motorists in ex- | averazce Socialist nomination for Stats Sen- ator from the Twenty-ninth district and Dr. Stephen A. Newman of Cassville for the Democratic nom- ination for Congressman ‘rom the Fifteenth district. ‘BOY, 4, DIES AFTER BEING HIT BY AUTO NEAR HOME | Kenneth J. Buhr, 4 years old, son ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Buhr, 130 West Main street, Belleville, died last night of injuries suffered in the afternoon when knocked down |} by an automobile near his home. A ‘wheel of the car passed over his | head. The boy had been sent by his) ’ | mother to get a loaf of bread ata nearby bake shop. When opposite ‘the bakery, witnesses said, the child ran into the street directly in 'the path of the auto driven by E. W. Paro, automobile salesman, 408 ' East Washington street. ing the south curb, and /Paro _swerved to avoid it. His attention 'on the other machine, he did not Paro said. ‘his car to St. Elizabeth's_hospital, bedinargh operation failed to save the boy’s life, and then reported | the accident to police. | Proposed Extra Judgeshi | By the Associated Press. | WASHINGTON, May 17.— |crats in the House j}enough votes today to d 'to create two additional Federal in the Southern New psj Lost. | Judgeships 'York District. ,;help construct, and maintain roads, and will distribute the ex- pense in proportion to the use of the roads. The heavy car and truck, and the Individual who drives his car a large mileage each year will pay in the proportion to the wear they cause on the roads.”’ Another machine was just leav- | the | Was About to Board Train. Chief John Hosler saw him as ‘he was about to board a_ “Frisco |train and ordered him to surren- |der, Shane fled to the river front, _the Chief firing several shots which |} failed to halt him. There, Shane 'jJumped into a skiff and turned downstream. The Chief commandeered a mo- torboat after some delay and with several. policemen and _ citizens wstarted in pursuit. The power boat rapidly overhauled the fugitive. Seeing the gap between the boats narrow, Shanethrew away his oars and plunged into the river. He went under once, and then began to flounder. He gave every f0- operation to the officers in their HARRIS TEACHERS’ COLLEGE a grotesque dance of the Jester and/ monies a startling percentage «! ete es animals—horses, a goose,| the spectators—and participants—- | rich, a donk d roduced and mad WOLDS WAY DAY FESTIVAL|=,‘* co cree cc the ‘core:! am attach Bpem the coast Queen in Modern Version of Old Ceremony. A festival which was imme- | | morial when Tutankhamen was.a boy was celebrated by quite mod- ern young women Friday afternoon On the campus of Harris Teach- ers’ College. Its climax was the crowning of Miss Loulse Langce- nohl of 5322 Murdock avenue, a senior, as Queen of the May. The modern young women cele- brated world-old joy of growing- time in a quite modern way, al- | though eome of their rites went | back to the Britain of the Anglos and Saxons, and even further. to the Beltan, the Celtic feast of Beal, celebrated in Britain long before the roving beam of history illum- inated those isles. But it is doubr- ful if celebrants along the Nile, the Ganges, or the Tiber, in Nine- vah or Babylon, or even on the Downs of Britain, wore middies and sailor pants. It is likewise doubtful that their celebrations were any prettier. The court scene, with the crowned queen between Principal Purdom and Miss Fannie Lochmund, eenior member of the faculty, in their academic gowns; “lords and ladies”; garlanded ribbon dancers, girls in white middies and white skirts, or, trousers, “Spanish dancers” in black and red and others of Merry England in Lin- coln green, creatures of the wood in many colors—the spectacle was completed by the almost equally colorful rows of spectators in their bright spring dress. The stately minuet of the Queen and her court was set off by a » Means Much to You Men are so apt to get careless in their ap- ace. Not that they to put ona fresh collar —but they neglect little things. They forget about little spots here and ‘there dn their clothes. And so much de- pends on a\man’s appearance. Other men judge him by it. A little Energine has made many a man appear well grooned....It’s up to you! Your druggist sells Energine—the perfect dry cleaner—in handy cans, 35¢. | rescue. | | According to word from Hayti, | | Shane had been visiting friends'| |about that place since last Tues- |day. He had formerly worked asa farm hand in the Carruthersville district. | The prisoner was lodged in the jail at Caruthersville and will be returned to the Sanitarium today or tomorrow. | Acquitted of Murders. Shane was committed to the san- | itarlum last April after a jury ac- | quitted him on ‘an insanity plea of | the murders of his cousin. Seid | Alloway, and Mrs. Aleen Alloway at | |1929 Hickory street June 186 last. | | They were found shot to death in | | the flat where Shane was a roomer. | He ran from the place when police |arrived. At his trial alienists tes- tifled he was an epileptic and men- tally unbalanced. | The St. Louis Court of Appeals ‘turned down his petition for re-| lease from the sanitarium. Last | Sunday Shane with other patients was permitted to attend a service | in the sanitarium chapel, which is in an unrestricted part of the! building. He walked out the door And was not heard from again un- til yesterday. White Ivory Silverware }tered in Missouri last year would | 'save approximately ‘year by paving improved roads. in the United States is $11.50 ‘year . 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— 109 ~~" ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ” = _— ° --—-.- — aes Sg lp gla ae . ieee Bae : b 5 ” : | IS . ye thet fy ’ teh A: Uy, y, AA SA fA 04, “4 ‘ Hie VLdedbead WHEL — = ~ ——— = SSS: PS ) J f wo. ry \ ) WY fT Bil ot 4/4) *y ‘ a fay 2 4 ) MSS (i “¥ ie “H ° . Sig % —— JS igi +e / : += - j * ' . S ie j -° ; * — : . ry OY ; : , » sy aad ¥ | W . o ee? 2 ’ © a My ss, a 7 r+ . . ‘ 7 ae a j in 5 o* - ‘ > © ae ahs _ - - LL Ns — -— een ~ ce ty SS —— - Yanks Rou And Drop To Thir Robertson's eae Off Jones—Vanegilde Score Is . By J. Roy r. a Of the Post-Dispa ef “KEW YORK, May 17.—Sad Sai | i 1 halted the advance of the Brownies t > 7 = defeat, which prevented them going 5 Sisler found much to comfort and e¢ H = eo Danforth bad won four straight ga , : : a | forever, amd his failure gave Elam Ru ‘oe * chance to show that he was ready 2 pitching bex. The défeat dropped > ce | Bi There wasnt much to the ball Py . glammed Danforth they slammed : bah him for keeps. Dave parted with Every One of the 320 Holland Furnace Co. Factory Branches is Controlled Outright by the C a. ? at | ee + pitched the sixth. seventh and ae eighth innings. The heavy hitting ‘, oF Yankees mriar aged To get the bal! ) i hie | eut of the infield just twice whilk a* - a - {° m # 7 + i? Se eS : = § . Ans my : i gh Klam was pitching. The big far- | mer boys fast ball was buzzing. There are a great many dealers in the United handed over the counter, or delivered at the door. States ‘that are desirous of selling Holland Heat- ing Systems just as they would sell some form past the Yanks with daziing speed. his curve was unhittable. and his control was so good that he gave But a heating engineer is a specialist. Every + = . . Tse ae house that he tackles gives him individual prob- -: ) SUE §«— 0 bases on alls and always had of heating apparatus with the usual dividing up jem” He should thoroughly understand all types | : RM BBs vccinth inning ana the acne of responsibility. of heating. And primarily, he should be a part But when you buy your Holland System, you of a strong organization that is directly respon- buy directly fromthe Holland FurnaceCompany. sible to each home-owner for the actual per- a The Holland Furnace 1S designed and manutfac- formance of the heating system, and for a long Ss wae the next frame Muth: peseedl tured by them, the installation is actually done term of years. | Es sna wis con dias, ao by them, and it is from them—the World’s tt Se Largest Installers of Furnaces, that you get your Everybody knows what happens when respon- ee ae eee ee Guaranteé Bond. sibility is divided, and how can you prevent the the infield. In the eighth innnig. dividing of responsibility when one company Werd. Scott and Hoffman were re- tired on infield rollers. If we were selling just a furnace, it would be makes a heating system and another (usually possible for us to do business with dealers, just 4 small concern with many side lines) installs eut came on a tap to the pitching box Sam Jones connected with a gouble to right center after one was out. but Vangillider struck out White Witt and made Dugan tap fo the box Warm al pie connection Fr And that is why the Browns ,' a ee > were so well pleased with the ~ THE : ae game, though its outcome prevent-| SF 1. We 45 : fe 86hfCmdlChUvcthhem «from marching into’ the same as other manufacturers do. For the sake of getting.a wide distribution quickly we attempted to sell our product thru dealers when Why Experiment? | 2 we began business seventeen years ago. ; y ae , oy Tork. Now while the Browns are| " : AYINE aAshiington an ad@i-+ || Q first the hard fighting Indiansand)| : on six out of eight games on! road. thus far. taking three nm Cleveland, one in Bos- |' to deliver a real Heating Service in this way. with possible injury to the house itself, and the ; HOLLAND MICH. = the troublesome | Detroit e : . F ‘ ‘ . *, " igers nd so, if the Brownies) And even after all these years, though we have furniture; with fuel expense; and with values a ana Athuchs an ter hese tal ? . ; amend _ as they — | become the largest installers in the world, we pee y rae house that you may some day be in- : B 'i'ponsie that they will retura| 2 “ , ~ Be 3 ° Sportsman's Park as defenders | have not yet been able to establish Branches in — a | | DME AEE 88 oD rung in tho American Leag ie ladder. all of the states. The Holland Contract and Guarantee Bond , | ee Ee is PAPER O°" Robertson's home run with | ® man on base gave the Browns positively relieves you of every particle of TTS ehterncon, but tt teeta ne, inte erg q a ae : 4 emt | chance. , we CG "'y that the team would have te! “= L “ake a lot of runs to win for Dan-/| — Witt, first up -in the first However, it will not take many years now be- fore your friends from Coast to Coast can have 7 ms vay i ee e Mollan ot ; * ; ie “pa Holland comfort. Every Holland customer must be pleased. The system with cold air teterne frou tecnas Ghove the Lesa n2i°t. stammed s single to. center ; : responsibility i ivi A, "45D that sent. Bill Jacobson And in the meantime, in all our 320 Branches, a 7 Free Book ‘2%. ee'« House ME "°Ked two fouls tar into the} . . . . nd . . . ortable a i ala Uis ar into tne and in the territomes Surrounding these branches, It costs you nothing to investigate fully with Clean” is an attractive new book— - >a aes Be Walked rep Danforth finally) ' ’ Then cam break a guide ycu should have in furnace fe } * ee ea b we are selling and delivering, a complete fegard to your own home. And it puts you baying. Send the coupon sous the “Yanks. Gerber almost} ®abbed Meusel's hot grounder, but * Heating Service—not just a Furnace! In hun- Under no obligation whatever. Sotiaed Bonech cong Sel By i Rae Crete scoring Witt and putting | e242 ° : matter bow many furnaces : “aa 4 “ann = third. Pippy’ drove deen | dreds of cities as a result, this Company sells Why not let one of the courteous Holland men portrays esse aa ihe catch. ene Mae ee more furnaces than all competitors combined. tell you the particulars today? number of trained men ARBRE 2-0 Robertschs anime but . ; -% r . , available. eroer backed up the third sacker A dealer is a dealer, and that is all he can be D sky will give yao dae a & ee eee BE deial in many fields carta.) oes your present furnace need a little fixing? thle Intonation om Pa BE row to. Severeid ended the tor} y particularly to If so let a Holland expert take care of it for you weeacambaniiea - a . § Ventas Gace sell goods that are complete in themselves, when at the fair Holland prices. acarest Holland 3 : MT six hatters walked to the} that inning. one drew a! = - ees and five connected with the| « 4523 Shaw Avenue TE. 2 oaty. They don't “do that} ° e esc - . _” Danforth te right. | Phones: Victor 1153, Grand 5854 a 4 i pitchers showed more cun-| BUY ON EASY PAYMENT PLAN IF YOU P oe 7 : van” ‘Garth she Eanes took fhe Two Factories: REFER TE to conran n? oPened with & single} Holland, Michigan F40lland Furnace Co., General Offices: Holland, Mich. = ws a tom : io Cedar Rapids,lowa Largest Installers of Furnaces in the World—Directly and Solely Responsible to You “ : —J 2 Holland Furnaces Make Warm Friend | ._'f the game had been lost by) 3 Comtinued en Next Page a, | ies " + oe Tee - ng he oat Fe

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: SUNDA. : MAY 18, 1924. > , rf. / nr ma amet * — woe “ee «ar * YY ee * at ee ee ee eo : ee ee Cold air pipe from rooms above sonnets here ae It is a complete pipe above the basement. “The Whele ot gg ly rr OS ro 4 — a, rr 4 aa LL ee bromypypeyy ty ee yy ie “¢ PO “ |- U) \TCH | | ge yy | ee UNDA OE MB cn aera anal pecaciaoeges acer da a So DAY PORTS ECT Ce ON Gi a ii nl OE — : eo ae LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 18, 1924. 1—10S " Bet Wanks Robertson’ s Homer Accounts for Only Runs) Pitsburg 12 15 —_——— ‘AG May 17.—Allen | 7 n * Black Gol , | ’ { ening, slammed « 444 -464 429 ICARDS ..10 16. .385 407 370. | Philadel. Ss 14 64 =~ 81 4S AMERICAN LEAGUR., If They If They Yesterday’s Results. NATIONAL LEAGU®*. Brookivn 4 Cardinals 3 Chicago 4, New York 2 Philadelphia 11 Pittsburg & Boston & Philadelphia 4 AMERICAN LEAGUPD, New York 7. RBRrowne Washington b. Cleveland 4 Boston oo. Chicago 4 Detroit 8, Phijadetvhia 6 Today’s Schedule. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Reston at St. I suie Brooklyn at ‘ nnat Philadeiph‘a at Chicago, Only games scheduled AMERICAN LEAGUE. Browns at Washington Cleveland at New York games scheduled Boston at Detroit St. Louisans Win Onilv On Black Gold a Win Lose Club. we Pet.Today Todgy | New Vork 15 ” 625 640 C00 Boston ,..13 1060 8S SS 542 slugging Yankees BROWNS 14 11 4.560 Str) o54s but despite the 7 to 2 | Detroit 4 «(9 760 HTT 048 12 12 500) 36.520 iso Dave Washt"g'n 12 14 462 4n1 444 , ' Chicago ie FS 458 480 440 t go on winning Philadel. . 7 18 286 OS 269 Heavy Play Locally Swamps. Handbookmen; One Firm Reports $75,000 Loss. bookmakers, Louis, were following Ken- future ined in St. last nicht vil in St. Louis such as rema in mourning Black Golds tucky Derby. Despite the big “ in on the “play through the withdrawal of zen. Wise Counsellor, all well- plaved favorites, the heavy betting on Black Gold at long odds prac- tically cleaned out all profits. At the headquarters of big laver of prices here it was reported that showed a $75.900 loss. in the Loutis- ‘tory the rath - plan Sara- they pay” take” or one the sheets The men in charge, of the firm’s head at ville stated that several bets of $500 had been placed Black prices varying from 8 to 25 to 1. One East St. Louis horse and handler was authoritatively, sai dto have wagered $2000 at odds as high as 30 to 1 The turf specu- close to $50,000. The turf specu- lators with whom he wagered de- clined to divulge his name. Ten days ago Tom Kearney, loca! turf authority, declared that no amount of entry withdrawals could losses, if Black he added that Black the best-played horse in He continued so right up ab- sence on Gold was the race. manifested a St. Louis keen iIn- terest in the race and local odds iplavers say the speculation was | heavier than in years, on account of | Gold at. / i _>_ —_——---- ee i a i i a a Oa al a all el i “eee. . . *in," SRLS R sei . SS. Raaé SS ee: = Ne ed i i a « BLACK GOLD a a ce ee a a Ne ne ed et es Se a ee od St. Louis bookmakers. despite having cleaned up on the withdrawals of St. James. Sarazen and Wise Counsellor, were heavy losers on Black Gold by reason of the heavy play on him in the win ter books at odds ranging from 40 to 1 to 4 to 1. dollar. In the mutuels he paid $1.75 to each Pendinaks Lew i in Thirteenth i —— a ee = — : A oe Ae, OE Ne 2 SR - ~~ - And We Lat Piawada Go! — ~ Ya ~~ . ~~ . — = A. laceesosoeres ¢ 3 — = tae 33 Er - POO OPO LOL lala a “His Derby‘ Success Badly Crippled Future Nookina _ ar Se i kb. RBY VICTORY BRINGS BLACK GOLD’S WINNINGS TO $90,113 | bk ¢ (3), by Black Toney-Useeit. Trained by H. Webb. Value to win- |ner $53,300; second $6,000; third $3,000; fourth $1,000. Time :23 2.5. :47 3.8, 14:13. 1:391.5. 2:05 2.5. ____HORSES. Wi Jockey. sss St. Uh roth. Pee, | Black Gold .1%76 J. D. Mooney.. 4 5» the 4% 52 1% Chithowee.... .176 A. Johnson 6 4° } 4a°% 1* ve **efReau Builer....126 L. Lyke ..... 8 1 ye I™ 10° 10» a | | Altawood. 126 LL. McDermott if 19 14° 7* 5 4 °°Bracadaie. . 126 ©=E. Sande 4 1} 1? 1s 2) 5* °°*Transmute...... 176 L. MecAtee I fi" 4% °3 4° (* Revenue Agent...... 126 D. Hurn , —) 10% 8° bat) 7 7 *Thorndale...... 136 B. Marine'li.... 11 7* ras he 6% a °*°*Kiondyke....... 136 3. Parte ...-:. 13 Xa 10% 9° oh a S0}Ga6 Piae. ...citcee > i Pe, eee 14 11 ve ai Bo 102 King Gorin Itl.. 126060 ld M. «(Garner ) be }°? 17? . 338 133° 112 | *Cannon Shot... ... i136 6G. BHilt@ ....- 18 ] Rox 19 11 32° i7’6 *Modest........ 126 “J. Wallace . 15 13" 18? Lis lle 13” *Diogenes...... 396. C.. Pemee icv: 10 uo 15! 13° 14° 148 © Nautioghh. «+s sse« 136 ¢€. Leme «..+-: ry fs 1 15! 15s 156 We ES oa ~..- e198 J. Merimee 17 17" Lite 17% 16° 163% | ®eeepalffiing....... 126 G. Carrol , 3 24 2% 16% 19' 17% °Wild Aster.........126 F. Coltiletti. .. & 3 5' 18) 182 184 **°°Bob Tail....... 126 E. Biind 16 14! 33 iv 19 ls ; 0) o I; ° . F ° d ST. LOUIS. AB.R. H. 0. nning, 4 to 3; Fournier an mana is Ee marge eo. a, err | ee ee Hornsby, 2b ...... SS 6: ted — Vance Win for Dodgers wiomics iv 6 6 i Mueller, “a Pewee a So 2): @ 4 eT eT ee Préigun, EE a ate omits ae ae Former St. Louisan Supplies the Batting Punch to Tie Game in icubhi a otk, ; ; ; Ninth dui and Starts Winning Rally Which Beats Jess | a ewe na es 4° mete Haines—Boston Here Today. Totals ......... 50 3 12 39 2 ea eo aa BROOKLYN. AB.R. H. O. Loftus, ef ......+++. S'.@: &--4 By Herman Wecke., Johnston, ss ...... @e@:33 Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. Wheat, If ......... -: - . Tom Griffith's single to. center in the 13th inning broke up a pitching | Fournier, 1b ...... 5 3 310 duel between Dazzy Vance ard Jess Haines at Sportsman’s Park yes- Steck. 3b..........5 © I @ : : - . gg | GUMOMM, WOs5i 5,-2.1 SEO 3-9 terday. As a result, the Dodgers won the game, 4 to-3, and made it High, 2b | eee se ek three out of four over the Cardinals. The contest was witnessed bv ee Oe ee @4142181 about 7500 persons. Griffith's swat in the fatal 15th was his only yance. els: Feu oe ey safety of the afternoon. —— eee ee Sharing with Griffith the honor: Bottomley and Mueller with two Totals i 50 4 13 39 the ball Jack ninth, Fournier two-run rally when he hit one of Haines’ offerings into the right field seats. It was the series and his eighth of the year. It was the same Fournier who started the thirteenth with a single and scored the winning run. Dazzy Vance dazzled the Cardi- nals after the first four rounds. In fact, the right-hander grew better as the game progressed. In the first four frames the Cardinals found Robinson's curve ball for eight hits, four ing in the fourth. Thereafter the right-hander yielded but four safe- and two of these were of the game was our the of winning old friend Fournier. In started a ties, Fournier's third homer of. , the third, star | of them come | on in the first. ‘the second with fered second. zajes struck out, Freigau pried open a single and pil- Toporcer and Gon- but Haines sent a bounder past Stock for a single and | Freigau tallied. ' Vance sacrificed and Loftus gled. It was in the fourth the Knot Holers did their scoring of the day. One 'Toporcer singled and went The Dodgers got the run back In when DeBerry doubled. | sin- that final out, third when Griffith let the ball roll Gonzales then to the fence. Toporcer across and singled. Thereafter the threatened, second and came home when Flac! Cards Lose Their Punch. Cardinals never three of the remaining | sincled stole < on bases—St. Score by inning®: af & Fm & Brooklyn— oo1.1e@e0o0d0do0 8 St.*1.ouls— 91 0200000 S @101L1IZ213 KR. 000 Il— 4 000 O33 Trwo-base hitsa—Loftus (2), Deber- Sac- Home run—Fourniecr. Stock. ry (2). rifice hit«a — Vance, bases—F lack, Freigau, Stolen Gonzales. | Double plays—Haines to Hornsby to Bottomicy. tf: off —By Haines, Haines, 1. 2: by Vance, 10. Vanee. Time—Zh 30m. McCormick. SIR GALLAHAD AND Base on balis — Off Struck eut | Left Louis, ®; Brooklyn, 19. Umpires—O’'Day and | “=eeses® wzlaseoxws , howee, second; ler third and the Rancocas stable’s | — a ' | money. — eee ee ee = | forced the pace most the Kentucky Derby, Son of Black Toney Comes From Behind to Win $53, 000 Classic ee. -- — Triumph Marks Siena Time i in History That Horse Owned by‘a Woman Has Won amniaieed U.S. Turf Fixture. ——-—— = Se eee re ee ee oe ee i cee ici iti Mid ~~ ~~, vd ’ Chines: ok the Jubiléd, ‘Derby: FIFTH RACE—Mile and one-fourt ~ purse $50,000 lilt: The Kentucky Derby for 3-year olds. Start good; won driving, place same. Went to post at 4:45; at post two minutes. Winner, Mrs. R. M. Hoots’ e*eer R. Bradley entry. **Rancocas entry. ***H. P. Whitney entry. *Mutuel field. Black Gold was in close quarters, the first part of the journey, but he was excellently ridden and was saved for the Stretch drive. Mooney took him to the outside where he had clear sailing after turning for home and he responded gamely to a hard drive. Chilhowee tired slightly — right at the end under punishment. Beau Butler closed fast. Altawood probably ran the best race of all. tie was a trailer down the back stretch but when he made his move he fairly ran over horses. Bracadalse tired after setting the pace the greater part of the way. Transmute met with Interference. Equivalent odds (to $1) King Gorin Il, $36.60; Revenue Agent, field, $10.70; Rancocas stable entry, $3.40; Chilhowee, $15.25; Mr. Mutt, $356.00. $2 mutuels paid: Black Gold straight $5.50: place $5.40: Chilowee place $12.30: show $7.30: Bradley entry show $4.70. By George Dailey, A Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 17.—Black Gold is in line for a place among the immortals of racing. The son of Black Toney-Useeit, running in the colors of Mrs. R. M. Hoots, won the golden jubilee or 50th running of here today before a raving, shrieking, thundering mass of men and women making up the biggest crowd which ever saw . Pr. Whitney entry, $10.25; Altawood, $19.10: mutwel Hour Farm entry, $10.25; ~Black Gold $1.75: H. $26.75; Idle show $4.408 in this country. f the mile and a eet en order Bill Snyder. the start- track in 2:05 1-5. Four |e? sent them off in fair order. a q Bud Fisher's Mr. Mutt and Ca heads apar non Shot appeared to .be alm finish. Black | petr and Diogenes was slow f ‘up! break, but otherwise the start was fair to all. Bracadale “Peeps” First. Earl Sande was wide awake, as to the usual, and Bracadle was the first On his heels thunderéa@ Wild Aster, Chilbowee, a4 race lle over a fast ran finished sensational horses | whirling | Gold closing from behind got . in the last few strides, with Chil- | owned by Gallaher Bros.., | E. R. Bradley's Beau But- | Bracadale fourth, according judges. To me it appeared that | to show. Beau Butler finished fifth. | Baffling, J. D. Mooney, brother of Jo¢| rransmuthe and Black Gold, with Mooney, rode a perfect race on the | tly | the others more or less strung out. winner. He rated him patiently close to the pace, moved up Bracadale forced a fast, even outside at the/ pace throughout the first seven fur- longs. He soon shook off Bafflifg and Wild Aster, whose places were taken by Transmute and Chilhowee, Rounding the last turn Transmute dropped back beaten and suddenly Chilhowee moved up 45n the outside and headed Bracadale at the head of the sfretch. The last named, however, was far from beaten smoothly on the turn for home and brought him | along in the last furleng with a well-timed rush. Bracadale of the way and fought out a game finish, but | lwas denied even the $1500 fourth ‘Mrs. Hoots Second Woman to Win. Mrs. R. M. Hoots of Tulsa, OkK.. 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> = MR pe ie 3 St 1 AL ERO RENT PRR Rae gwar gern a axe ~: aa 5 + SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 18, 1924. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘DEMPSEY MATCH AWAITS ‘CARPEN TIER IF HE STOPS TOMMY GIBBO ) Title-Holder Could Not Hendersen Yields meres Avoid Foe Who Succeeded i, oe ‘ _ Where He Himself Failed riple A, 0-2 Prevailing Belief Is That Frenchman Lacks Stamina to Last Long Before Clever Rival, When They Meet on May 31 at Michigan City. ANSAS ; Jayhawks Clinch ~ Victory Winning Mile Relay Race Graham ad Fisher Star for Law- Score Is 70 to 61. ' ' Sarazen Wor To Get Gre [Distance all ee ee Black Gold Quoted at 100 to 1 by Future Books, Early in Winter T Black Gold adds one to the many amazing stortes of track of history. The little jet black colt, the son of Black Tony-Useeit, was lightly re- garded by the winter forecasters of the winner who had such names as Wise Counselor, St James and Sarazen on which te speculate. Black Gold, at one time dur- ing the winter book, was a 100- to-1 shot for today’s race; and until three weeks «su the price was 40 to 1 on him. Black Gold rst came into racing prominence last year when as a 2-year-old, he Won several impressive victories His worthiness as a Derby con- tender was further strengtrened by his victory in the Louisiana Derby at New Uric... last win- ter when he romped home an easy. winner by six lengths. His friends stam peded to his chances last Tuesday when he won a Derby trial here at one mile in §:37 4-5 over a track that was slightly slr~rish. Reds Lose Four Straight Games Boston Braves Hammer Rube Benton for 8 to 4 Victory in Final Game. 3 ‘Nominated for Olympic Trials, Parents Forbid Him toGo } - aettetatetatetetattiatatatetatattatettateta natin tate ae a + Tan aenndeiinedtal LOUISVILLE, May 1T. HE racing achievement -of SET ONE NEW RECORD GENERAL ACCOUNTS WIN, - Richerson Breaks Valley Mark. With Discus Throw of 146 Feet 10 Inches. ooyright. The eee: in golf is swift that those who are on being in any must practice co heard people eay “the tite ¢ golf star is certainly the Reilly.” But in golf as ine other game, speaking ly of course, your considerably limited if you s at the top. And tn wren to win than in any other Defeat Freight Accounts + of Missouri-Pacific League, 5-4 in 11 Innings. | By John E. Wray, Sports Editor of the Post-Dispatch. ‘Another fortune awaits Georges Carpentier of France, should he be able to score with that famous overhand right punch to Tom Gibbons’ jaw and win by a knockout, when these two international ring celebrities battle at Michigan City, May 31. Carpentier has said that if he stopped Gibbons he would demand another bout with Jack Dempsey and, despite the cynicism that might attend a second meeting of these men, such a contest undoubtedly . would then be arranged. .The fact that Dempsey failed to stop Gib- bons, where Carpentier succeeded wouts inevitably force the rematch- ing of the glaciators. What chance Carpentier has with Gibbons is a moot question with ‘boxing fans all over the country. A majority merely laugh and say that Gibbons was “lucky to get first crack at Carpentier,” insinuating that the first good man Carpentier ‘meets will flatten him. It is possibly on this theory .Billy Gibson has strenuously been epposing the Gibbons-Carpentier ._ as Pw elose tha | as any other tournament I s PP ing event . play tn, I have been : Graham. With 16 experiementing recently. Fisher, with 13, both of Kansas, "¢o0k the scoring of the most of the leading joa tee wean ae meet. while Pittenger and Richer- | gon of Missouri, with led and the others, are the Tiger point gatherers. Graham perimenting on They are aiming always ¢ took firsts in the broad jump and | fow hurdies. tied for first in the fection, if that is possible f I practice *. great eal feel I have my swing ¢g “7 | ™ high jump, “ith two of his team-_ mates. and was second in the high furdies. Fisher won the 100 and much as is possible. : in view of the fact that Oat 22)-vard dashes, was second in the | 44°. Hills at Detroit where the Open Championship ifs te be and Hoylake, which will be scene of the British $ tournament, call for @ let ¢ team | hitting I decided to ct captain, was first in the half mile : and mile runs, while Richerson was first in the shot-put and discus throw. lEticherson’s toss of 146 feet 10 inches in the discus throw es- somewhat in playing my clubs so as to get greater Will Be I am considered a tablished a new conference rec- erd. Broady’s hurl of 133 feet 2% inches also exceeded the old | record. | But one will be able to use Close Finishes Feature. distance he can (lose finishes in most ef the Oakland Hills and H are unusually long courses, track events featured the meet, while Poage'’s victory over Pratt! is more, the fairways at Hills during the month - of Kansas’'in the two-mile répre- sented one of the prettiest pieces rather heavy. What I have done, ft of running of the afternoon. The Tiger distance star trailed far be- to pivot more in Previously—that ts up until ai hind for.seven lapse then in the final quarter made wp a 75-yard a month ago—I took the with a very siight body without turning my body ) Then on the down swing I disadvantage, passed the Kansan. and beat him to the tape by @ mar- gin of 15 yards. rshowed he stil has his punch by stopping Arthur Townley quickly in his recent fight at Vienna. Carpentier is at a terrible disad- vantage in that he has to lead with his right hand to be effective. A smart fighter like Gibbons is almost sure to make Carpentier whip him- self. to settle it. rh » oa points, arid | honors ' ll ei ea ea he hh ehhh hhh nk kh ne ee : a ? ; ; a 10 each, yg AR Imboden: Henderson and Fornachon. Corbett Favors Gibbons. In a chat with Former Champion Jim Corbett, the veteran declared that if Carpentier was unable to land his right to the jaw effectively inside of four rounds he would surely be beaten and possibly be hnocked out. Carpentier’s stamina has been sapped and he cannot take it any more. Also, he has bad hands. - As to years, however, Carpentier has about four years the better of the argument with Gibbons. who is now past 35. He Is wonderfully preserved, however, and is as tough 'as a piece of solid mahogany. There is still a hope on the part of Billy Gibson that he can save his show, the Tunney-Carpentier /match, by preventing the Michigan | City Outdoor spectacle: but that is doubtful. The astute Jack Curley | ‘would hardly have gone to the trou- ble and expense of shifting Carpen- |tier’s plans if his position were n: definitely established He stated a . Giants Lose to that there was nothing in Carpen- | ‘ing Garpent with Gibson forbid- | Chicago Cubs, 4. Z\~ . ON nr ON and ran in the-winning relay Pittenger, the Missouri > PLP APL PALI LIE PALE LEE IEA AAA OB EP DMP iw a aie OW OS A em « : Special to the Post-Dispatch. CINCINNATI, May 17.—Bos- ton made it four straight over the Reds by winning today, 8 to 4. /Rube Benton received a furious pounding in the third inning. Mays was effective after the fourth, but received shakey sup- ‘port. Larry Benton who pitched ‘for Boston, got by until the seventh when long hits by Mays, Daubert and Pinelli drove him into rettre- ment. Boston outplayed the Reds in every department of the game. CINCINNATI ae ook EF and Kenwerth: ; | SkiHine. Cruse. Skilling and Clifton. | Schwent. STANDING OF TEAMS. I. Ww. ee a A ee ee i, ial Me % ne th, pe t->. 7 aay 4 A,' Pan i, fh “a ‘ . a , ‘a - a pm enen ees Pod ae en ae a ee ee ee Oe Pts or ee AAP ere} _ COOOL LMM A he » “=x 4. Pe ee Lr ae ea} General Accounts sateines the Freight Accoynts by a o5-to-4 score in I1 innings. The winners | scored three runs in the ninth to tie | | the score and counted two runs in the eleventh inning after the | Freight team had assumed the lead the first part of that round. In the other game the Engineers won. from the Boosters, 5 to 3. The En- gineers scored all of their runs in the first inning. "TT", a . ieé@ EDDIE GOLDBERG. > x aA iy i] al so™: St. Louis Olympic Hope Barred ei i i i i i i i mn See a i From the Tryouts by Parents Sl i i i i i i i id i i i i ie _* a’ body in check and followed he rection of the flight of the balls my club before allowing the m ding Carpentier from engaging in| contests prior to the Tunney date | Unquestionably, however. it was Aldridge Keeps 8 Hits Scat- ee i i i i i Against Carpentier, however, and im a no-decision bout, {f Tom wants | to earn himself another fight with Dempsey, must administer a deci- @ive beating to Georges. That wil) force him to carry the fight and self open. the man who carries the fight aiso ‘that Car carries a handicap—he leaves him- | ble of ' a moral breach of faith or the part | lof Carpentier’s manager to engage | in another bout of the tmport ance | |of the Gibbons affair, prior to the Tunney contest. tow oA es oe There is really a serious a CHICAGO, May 17.—C | pentier ts no longer capa- _gained a neven break in the ser‘es putting up a first-class ake: 'with New York by winning the 4 to 2. before 26.- , | final here today that , ae the first comer wil] skim the 000 fans. Vic Aldridge went the tered — Cubs Get Even Break on Series. hicago y = run. The Yankees certainly made their hits off Danforth count. In the firet inning three hits produced two rune. In the fourth two swats Were good for one and the two hits im the fifth drove in four runs. That is efficient hitting. The bases on balls also were utilized to ad- vantage. Dave walked four men and three of them crossed the plate. The Browns looked as good in de- feat as they have been looking in victory. They played an errorless Bame and the short nap taken by young Mr. Robertson was the only lapse. Huggins men gave their beet fielding exhibition of the series Joe Dugan made several remarkable Stops and throws and the other in- fielders also performed with their | well-known mechanical precision The outfielders covered their ground. well and even Bob Mevuse!. _ Bewvte te Oppece Senators. Dixte Davis, who has been yearn- ing for a chance to pitch, probably will get his chance tomorrow after. | moon im the first game of the series | with the Washington Senators. Cc pped against the Yanks. is an open date And there = tela meet at the Waseh- the ably will be given the asai ea the left field bleachers for a home| stop the vistors. Walter Schmidt was forced to leave theygame when spiked by Parkinson iA the third inning. John- ny Mokan’s home run over the left | field wall featured. Pura A CLEVELAND AR Jamies’n ! . -—. ; _ —_— yr ehh ak ke do - -_- ,_ oC velesk! + . **Thie * Sneg her oO Walters c *e.urisat ~ —_ 913188 Foi-o~7 _ ia ~ ' e'e thes the record fer total chances acceptec is . ‘ ' ai Sansone. ; | last | representative. ‘KANSAS WINS ITS T ; 99320106 xv— @! | Kansas made (the season ining at } noon orf | off Mete- | 2 . . | Sanees and one by Taylor of Mis-| | sour! homer in the opening inning scored | ;a run ahead of him. His second circuit drive was inside the grounds) j and May 17.—Frank | tne Tigers made numerous costly | the main: | zie game when he handled 11 put- | Coldberg, Clever 118-Pounder, 4. sult of for National Moth a a report Fails to Make Trip to Boston as Re- r’s Ob jection. Mike | idberg was not aboard. « was decisively out pointed by Goldberg in the show Monday. was St. Louis’ onls A mother’s anxiety lest her son might come to harm stood betwee: the skillful Eddie Goldberg and 1. , no "| 4rip to Boston, perhaps, Paris. 'oef Goldberg | been mother would have consented to let from 105 pounds to 118. He started out under the tutelage of “Kid” Alberts at the Y. M. H. A. gymna- 'sium and now is coached and man- | jaged by 'trainer for the Tommy Brammell, St. ouis s the impression among ‘riends that if Bramell had in charge of the trip Eddie’s it her son go to Boston. And the will of the mother, Mrs. | FOURTH STRAIGHT FROM MISSOURI U., 8 TO 7: AWRENCE, Kan., May 17.—| it four straight for! witi- | | L, over Missouri by baseball here this after-. their final meeting of the to in year, § Two a §« home runs by Black of) were features... Black's first | was one of the longest hits) ever registered on the local fleld. Missouri outhit Kansas today, brt | ; eS ee | Georgttewn Wins Weert. “ WEST POs. MN. v.. Mey it Georgetown University won a trian- Sular track and field meet from Army and Massachusetts Institute of. Technology today. scoring 58) points. Army was second with 3 | points. M. IL T. made errors ** «a. | Princeton | victorious RECORD AS PRINCETON WINS FROM HARVARD | By the Aseociated Prees. PRINCETON, N. J.. May defeated Harvard dual track meet here today. to 351-3. The Tigers were also in the freshman meet. winning from Harvard, 86 to 48. The final result showed seven new - 1% in dual meet records, notably the heave! by “Bruno” Hilis in the shotput which covered 49 feet 5 inches. A jrecord also fell to Scattergood. star | Princeton hurdler, when he covered ithe low hurdles tn 24 2-5s. Ten first places went to the Tig- ers itn 15 events. All the events Were won by Princeton men except the high jump. which went to Gerould, and the discus throw. in which Carpenter set a new rec- ord. Hills was the high scorer of the meet, taking first places in the shotput, hammer throw and the 13¢ ‘high hurdics. Browns. | field | Innings. 12: Gen Acct 0008 AY | ere @eenenerre! stes.0O 000 7 S| emecemeneneee! : Forseca.. 1 Totals .33 *Speaker ran , Inn! — 5 67 Boston. 900582000 Cincinnat!. 9o0000i1s Two-base hits—L. Benton. Cavene al emecseecoe~e~: »l eoso~ececonmece™ | «j¢ am qd Ki ao 1 7 — ST ANDING OF TEAMS. ; o|l esescessosos! a sh i i i aS ; te Curlee Cle- thiers re. Wiles-Chipman. 3. INDEPENDENT LEAGT E—Paireround Sheil ws. Hamitlton-Rrowns. SS 1. Falcons vs. St. : 30: grounds 3. Grand-Natura! Bridge rs. Stuarts. 3. KNIGHTS OF rae Ne a S LEAGU hL— rk. Tee And Santa Cruz LEAGU BE—PFairground. Groendiers. if, Leo's Park ; . gcreunds 1. St. Beniface vs. St. Francis 7 THOMAS F. WILSON LEAGUE—© Fal- lon Park. crounds L:-30 .o'cloeck - nay rs. en | 5. Wabadas ve. Stuarts. 3 o ciock: O' Fal- (ion Park. a =. Miidreds ve. nckradte. Bill 4 R lt a S : : St 3; grouncs 2. |afraines a _ tg. Louisan Park Opposes Cannefax =... ns 9. St, Louis va. Sentinel. 3 o'ci 2 | ore a ’ ellis vs. a ul Tonight. 5 ‘ecleskt - R Johnny Layton of St. Louls suf- | —— tay | billiard championship when he lost ito Otto Reiselt, of Philadelphia. 60 ) to 51. at the Layton-McEniry par- | lors last night. f Denton of Kansas City, 60 to | in 76 innings. layton Starts With 7. | LAyton started off in excellent _he slowed up and Reiselt passej ~ Sei 5 td 1 BAGS —-Caventoter him at 37-32 with a run of 10. the Sch best run of the evening. WReise!t : gtreunds 2. reached 59 while Layton had but Reiselt could score the stem 5 | billiard. This afternoon Reiselt opposc« Denton, the match starting at 3 | eat LABEL LEAGUE—Manchester Cannefax has won 5 games and [ "255" . a Ne oes © ; grounds Coopers Mai)- lost none. Layton ts second with 2 | 3. ~— victori¢és and two defeats, Reise:t | ..COLORED grounds 17 Seuit LEAGUE third with 2 victories and 3 defeats ores: Park. grounds snaere Plavarowd . - Co. ¥s wien Electrics. 3. yt i} CONTESTS TODAY PPP BPBLOD LL 3: grounds 3. St. Casimirs -Forest fered a severe reverse in the play- Robert Cannefax, of Detroit, con~' 3 form, winning the bank and mak-/ 2°™*3 -- 41. The St. Louisan played great o'clock. Layton opposes Cannefax | City team draws «a _ 3 oc = and Denton is last, with 5 defeats. By Reiselt, 60-52 : y . city LEAGU E—Fatreround,. grounds DE MOLAY LEAGUE~ 3 o'clock: 4 oft for the world’s three-c ushion | inued in the lead by winning from | grou > ae 1. Yeo Taxi vs. ing 7 from the break. However. | bilHiards in scoring 3 points befor> at & o'clock. UNION croun . sees \ ' side of the body to follow Thus this action was more: finish to the swing than it integral part of the stroke a ee In this way I have 4 : able to get excellent 4 rith out sacrificing much However, being rather stature I decided to try nw det’ What beat we however, ' wretched short game. ye I have made one other my game which I think est my readers and explain in my next —_o———_—_ CARDINALS BEATEN BY BROOKLYN, IN 11-INNE Certinecd from ond and Fournier came There were plenty ~~ eaturcs. In the eighth & robbed Loftus and Joh with sensationa’ stops second base. In the ston went over to the second and took a hit Gonzales by a great twice was robbed of ext by one-hand catches by In the eighth Wheat left center for his hard Griffith picked Howard's & the right field fence with @ hand to end the game. The Boston Braves, just finished cleaning ries with the Cincinnat scheduled to open «a games ere today. is due to pitch for the Managers Rickey were presented with | members of the Knot & prior to yesterday's Knot Hole gang at .. ( . spectator at the show, was so im-| uneasy about. She did not fear that! ®*'™ > eign Ee aa NY aged to get my body VAULT—Won ed t ae y Nog s rally. Danforth ,time with the certificate naming pressed that he offered to pay/| Eadie would be battered up in the American Credits. The Towers won SON OF BLA( ‘K TO stroke than I did formerly at eene- eocend Donohue 2 i - 2% fick Ai ssaCrec 4 . . se uiG att a ‘ . bh, me ‘ eh fires innin (,000GdGe1! Kansas e) - Sat wan forced we cent & Single. |him the most valuable player ta the | Goldberg's expenses to Boston to ring for she had never seen a box-|*h® Same in the first inning Py| agg ppoas pep 6 ifinish with the right a mp —s “eo vr sides second by Tob in, American League in 1922, the firar| "8" ®-.-°% % % 9 mpete in the National A. A. U. !"8 dout and could hardly visualize | nse heath ep ‘eum “aoteelll gz CLASSIC turned well around so that ns RU “ by 4 obdvertson doubled down the left/ such honor ever conferr he | Mig ee oe energy ae a test lov ev and eth- | OCS St Oe ee ee TURF = ecconé. Frat *Pleld line putting Tobin on third! certificate was tI meee ce ES gag ‘hampionship finals and American | Bhp cere Bon tap orm ag A tal by a 26-to-19 score. Cousens of the TO WIN of facing the flight of ae ‘j ly anges. Tine, J me. Soe. | : . : é Z > - — . s Lis 2 ° . . - or Prec Page houlder a0 } mi ‘> * a Pov well made colt. He won the Loul-;|number of other 220.TARD DASH Won by Ra ~~ Kan-/ ¢ aging Arkansas City : “ | wuanans ey z nd edly would have gone through for -* ) F ENA | covering necessary expenses for the | paper clippings extolling his clever- | Fieteldy: Shoss and Cu! dan. siana Derby at New Orleans and | Westchester County at . e safety. | AIL, S TORS WIN | trip and said to Lacy, “That lad | mess were burned. Friends say that PR ag ail 0.0 0. ‘ 00. “4.2 has now been first tn 14 races-*out | Sprain club and te my PHILLIES AGAIN WIN Cr to the Post-Disnatch. / is a wonderful boxer. One of the| Eddie has slipped quietly away | Uiions 08 5 : of 22 starts and only twice un-/ found that my hird, Simpson. | Ward Hits Home Ran. CLEVELAND, O.. May 17.—!, : i ifrom the supper table to appear Batter BRA A Hy Ries! fomin and Krause; . 1} five starts ki ‘ es er est ovs i - . | , Glore, Ondere Hammack and Vanarcek. - : i Oak week ee FROM PIRATES, 12 TO 8 | DAia Geeneet Ona taal annie best boys we have ever developed in the ring, always without the |Glore, : : placed. He has won a e working out su Re ha aig /s . _— * Pi PITTSBURG ih pastes to the X arn a Louis. They won't be able | knowledge of his mother. The ~ ree aus OF TEAMS. this year. that contest with a TrowbMdge. Miseourt: | ¢ fame on ice in their half of the | URG, Mav 17.—The Phillies | - r e series to the Na lopals, 6 y a glove or him at Boston, or |youngster was tempted to disre- = CLI ay - ; lost. Barring accidents he will soon/yards against a stiff : Tine, Im. — ; ; t . - , ete on BO: Pn Mien oh ome f VEL! T » = | fifth and made everybody forget | ™®°* 't two out of three from the | ecient i Wihestneiisinien yf either. ‘gard the desire of his parent Friday B. AL Pain o take his place among the list of | with the ball stopping ceeead iiadaee” Ss ae mbout Robertson's nap.* Two were | Pirates here today in a free-hitting | fail ” ene he =? weagsens — come out without a /and get on the train without consent | Cotton Be! , = winners with $100,000 to his credit.| upward grade. berts, Kansas. Distance, 156 ft. 6) 0 inis s r fugee | > ‘ eric 4 r / Dn walked Meu) -” * crore of 13 to 8. “ "a hn iy “* wt onan te 7 — Lacy agreed. haw: ae a ee Oe eee ee 3 The purse today brought his to-| In the match I pla REL. AY—tren-t Sinan equ euse > ert ile Harris di ' | home. Auto Part 3 | ngs 113. v most p ett. Fired 4 Fisher). Time, | cracked a triple to right-center and ? 8 pts mg y rape ssage seme likewise with his twirlers. Harris Pleading Does No Good. Eddie Goldberg has engaged tn 10/ “nions np 3 = — nts Sctver ta tau I amass a ae , aft Pi | jin the field behind the five hurlers | ,,,, guessed Tris. Cleveland had 14) But. when the train departed /local amateur boxing bouts in the / General Warehouse. 1 1 aie : ¥ ——>——— | er PP walked Ward hit into | Wwekec! inie used in attempting tO men stranded | | for t ; ‘ ai | course re ee eS eee. ; te this respect 1 eal vet RED SOX WIN FROM to Roston Friday night, Eddie He has won them ali. working up MUNICIPAL LEAGUE In this respect IT quite dq ‘kame and a 3-to-1 division on » i" be nite Sox, § te 4. seventh inning Eleh was off third bese by Danny | mn the hidden ball trick, ma c- | third out. The hitting of and Harrie was flerce. ter a left after the came Bees wii: , meee game in Detreit- pen their Tiger series here | nday afternoon. CHICAGO , : ing Hooper The the _ BOSTON A “stead of : S» 3 2 pas S a ow — Piercy o. Quran Totals 31 ’ Om Did mi tre ree o| eesces0020" % 4 » | ‘ , ‘ ? 0] | Sombie wvuuve?> wy Sc a! 2995 o—"99"9--—5 oowK Soi O-uUS 3586S 590-539~-cco~ Two-hase Rees hi hits ee ee ©ago series today by beating | t i¢€ _ od eee

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tig 8 Se ee de ee te Le eee ie _ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH {ANSAS TRACK » ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH cane ANNUAL DUAL MEET - WAIT A MINUTE KID — See YOu Black Gold in the Kentucky ow r en ) \ S) : ? we ee ae et ease the ),and France tomorrow is. certain z 'S mother of Black Gold, to be} to break all 1924 Olympic games > elaimed out of a selling race. >l'crowd records. The advance sale | At the time, Old Man Hoots (| forecasts an attendance of ahout swore an oath, such an oath ~~ /1 40.000. The match is being given faftane Seer ase. dene ‘greater prominence than ang other by Uneeit hat would humble the }; Olympic event thus far, not ex ’ best horses in the country. To- -cepting the hockey finals at ' ; 1 day his word was made good. Chamonix. ‘|. SoC Uo a cast tap cae (2? It is figured that the local The French ! 4, } . bettors took a large Sum &@WAY , Paris toddy and Ls 8 J ha 4) ace Dit aahe . ; . |? from the handbook 2 |} practice together since / i \ he Ph |} race. for they had picked Blac ‘feated the Rumanian team, The Americans rested, —_ : ADE Ate: NW a epg 1} |S Gold and stuck to him from — I stact to finish. One prominent , 3. — / sport here, Anthony Rouprich, 4) Manager Samuel Goodman, wagered $500 on Black Gold, )}| Coach Charles Austin and Capt. when his price was 40 to 1, &(| Norman “Babe” Slater went to’the » $15,000 take down. railroad station to meet Sam Free- | thy, referee of tomorrow's match, /on his arrival from Wales. Referee Freethy told Goodman he would give the rules the brogd- est possible Interpretation "But would not stand for any rough’or dirty play. The American man- ager assured the referee his men |}would play a clean, hard garhe, but that if they were penaliged ‘for breaking rules, he was desir- jous that the referee inform Capt. ‘Slater what particular rule had |been transgressed that the of- 'fense might not Manager G that in one jof their matches’ England, th ad Fisher Star for Law- ‘ONE NEW RECORD SET the Breaks Valley Mark rd people say “the life of e4 f star is certainly the life of Ny.” But in golf as in every her fame, speaking professionaj. _ of course, your earning power 1, _ nsiderably limited if you are no-+ the top. And in golf its harder win than in any other game. What I am getting at is that in w of the competition ahead ang “4 my great desire to win the tish open championship as wei). any other tournament I might — in, I have been doing some _ [periementing recently. Of couree js Fisher, with 15, st of the leading players, like MM qook the scoring en, Jones, Hutchison, Duncan 7 hile Pitt er and Richer the others, are constantly ex. eg es Haak asst hed imenting on different shots, © gon of Missouri, with 10 each, led ney are aiming always for per- ) the Tiger point gatherers. Graham . if that is possible in golf. > took firsts in the broad jump and practice * groet deal but 7 Stow hurdies. tied for first in the * high jump, “ ith two of his team- ) to the Post-Dispatch COLUMBIA, Mo., May 1? * , l Tiger-Javhawk » mas won the annua i; | here —hKan- S eutdoor meet frora Missouri F, this afternoon, * Sup and passing the Tigers midway D of the meet, and then holding the | * in the relay with the meet so gathered in their first they «de- May team had to 61, creeping | » that it took the baton-carry- oa event to settle it. Graham, With 16 points, both of honors of and - Se ie i ne ~ - ~ ee ee Pikers Defeat Westminster, 16-2 Kinder’s Wildness onl Errors of Blue Jays Make It Easy for Washington. Kansas, the 1 I have my ewing grooved sg uch as is possible. Nevertheless, a the fact that Oaklang “ mates. and was second in the high \ | | , Me. 7 ills at troit where the Nationa) y 8 hurdies. Fisher won the 100 and | ie 22, ‘ e “Ss (A if E>. a 2 i pen Championship is to be held j 20-yard dashes, was second in the , — ia 7 - , 50.46 Missouri, Miesour: Mis > « n MILE RELAY—Won by Kansas (Griffin, Kellett, Firebaugh and Fisher) am. [4 Bs RED SOX WIN FROM CHICAGO, 5 TO 4, AND TAKE S§RIES, 3 TO 1 Brecial to the Post-Dispatch BOSTON, May 17.-—Boston took the p the White Sox, 5 to 4. > In the seventh “aught off third base by Danny Clark on the hidden ball trick, ma‘x- ing the third out. The hitting Oper and Harris was fierce. , The for their Sunday game in Detroit wit open their Tiger series here day afternoon OHICAGO ABR BOSTON AB _ 0) eh AO hel bee fh 0 | O=319— 19m CoM eKiNshse wu. | mele eee LL Vi Ssososoaooi3=—-=— o3a3 Tor ’ 2. arte 30 410 ’ 234686 7 Ao tTAaon "jJo0na0 2 2 Wamby to Lee to Left on Baers on halle Pierey f. off Rianken fi Innines eee Rawihnd tira - Time Of game “h Kansas. | yekenship . Vs " nnringr oft . 7 th r ’ in : . — . Y ir, 1, 2 ce off Quinn : 2 =e ’ . HURDLES—Won by! J run in the tryouts in Los Angeles. tryouts, if my leg doesn’t bother me, but even that is not certain.”’ third. “°" Would Be Unfair Advantage. Kansas. second. Fisher. Kansas; third. | éé 7 j third, Simpson, | Miseourl: Time. fey, Dan Kelly and Howard Drew, ; f | Mst-game and a 3-to-1 division on mighty hard to convince me that the Chicago series today by beating time . inning Elsh was | .ontinued the world’s champion, of tion of ted Sox left after the game | R.1WE 0 0 | track 0: High squad, 86 t Clon the Principia | ’ before the. national championships, and for a time-I was uncertain whether or not I could run,” declared Paddock. “But I hav@ great faith in Dr. Albert M. Weston of Los Angeles, who brought me around last time, and I am sure that he will have me in shape for the Olympics.” Thinks He Is as Fast as Ever. a you honestly believe that you are still as fast as ever?’ the “fastest human’ was asked. “Well, of course, that’s a might§ difficult question to an- swer, but Iam positive that, barring injuries, I will be able to turn in just as fast times as I have done at any other period of my career. ‘‘Ti's not a case of false optimism, for if 1 was slipping I would certainly know it. The races at Drake a couple of weeks ago, before I hurt my leg, gave me a good deal of confidence, as I was naturally anxious about my condition after such a long lay-off. ‘Tl intend to take plenty of rest for a while and let Dr. Weston work on my leg. after which time I will try it out in a test race before the Olympics. “Tl was foolish to run at Seattle in my condition, and I received a wire from Lawson Robertson, Olympic coach, instructing me to keep off the tradk until my leg is completely healed. But it was too late. “T will take this advice now, however, and I doubt Very much if | I may compete in the Eastern | OW about the 100-yard record of 9 3-5 seconds—do you' think | it will ever be lowered?’’ was another question Charlie was_ called upon to answer. | “I don’t know.” he replied hesitatingly. ‘‘I've given much | thought to this subject, and it's hard for me to believe that man has | reached his limit of possibilities so far as speed is concerned. | “With the present time in ‘tenths’ it may be lowgred to 9 5-10 when | some sprinter gets the benefit of every condition. But I don't believe that records should be allowed on tenth seconds. “I tfuthfully say right now that if I am ever fortunate enough to 6 | make 9 5-10, I will not apply for the record. “It would seem like taking an unfair advantage of Arthur Duf- who made their marks with the. ‘fifth’ watches. Will Not Be Caught Napping. | AY, l see by the papers that there is some talk in the East of 66 having me change my finish for the Olympic games,” Paddock | declared. changing the subject. ; | “Of course, I am willing to listen to any reason, but it would be ff. leap for the tape does not save | yerfook a bet that might help me this year,” | ‘as the present crop of sprinters | compares favorably with those of any time. It's going to be a ques | survival of the fittest at the Olympic games. " ; not going to be caught napping.” ‘‘T don't want to o ‘““And believe me, In .PIKER VARSITY TEAM | | WINS TRACK MEET FROM | —— —— —- —- — PRINCIPIA SENIORS WIN OVER McKINLEY TRACK TEAM, 86-18 — Principia Seademy = senior team defeated the MeKinles oe 18 in a dual meet , | ; field yesterday aft- in a Franc's Field yester- | evened honors, | day afternoon, 81 to 44. | | the junior The freshmen took first place itn /| score. the discus throw. shot put, | throw, 220-vard dash and the high jump for first place Varsity athletes were successafyl the 10@-yard dash, 44), 880, mile and hich and low! _ Washington University's varsity | defeated the The } track tearm freshmen | meet at MeKinley by capturing a 65 te to "8. Peiiret, Rice and Richardson were the individual stars for Principia in the senior meet ‘ars ffaa ee 0d | i , ore nts in ye ju- jin 7 tee A reo + aes the 100-yard/) run 2-mile run, dash 440-vard dash high jump and | hurdies, which Blanchard took with | took second in the shotput. lease, pole vault and half-mile relay. ernoon. however, events, by tied in | e¢ Fine lade Doten-Dunton Desks dests'inthe bw Ask American Central Ins. Co.—It Uses Them TEMPLE DESK CO. 112°" iocisi st On Display at javelin{ led all and a neil, four lengthg over uve) } slis start. the Biue finished si» { Oor- fast Way and lengths ahead of held place by Away to a the naif which second Princeton Phy whelming victory grave the their second successive leg on the Carnegie Cup, which previous- ly had been held once by each of the three rivals. day was another great Ed Leader, her Altogether it for Yaie and new guiding genius of rowing, for the Blue's shells also raced to Vic- tory in Varsity single entry in / otherwise was confined Princeton freshman and jurior Harvard. with a} the regatta, which | to Corne:! the the races and Yale, spoiled Eli's bid for a clean sweep by cap- | turing this race. spectaculs a two lengths. lengths in the freshman race. i nell | behind Princeton. of the remaining three races. Blue freshmen and Princeton, 'that order, while the Eli junior var- 159-pound event. In the Crimson stood off a ir Yale challege to win by length, wich the bare quarter of a il Yale’s margin was nearly two! Cor- | three lengtlis finished third, ‘n two) The | conquered Cornell which finished in Yale also finished first sity won a dual contest from Prince- ton Harvard made its only ap- pearance in the race for 150-pound leights and won, and Princeton agreement). third. | | with Yale gard Minor League Results. SOUTHERN - ASSOCIATION. Chattanooga 3, New Orleans 2°. Little Réck 6, Atlanta 0 (8 innings, " Memphis 4, Birmingham Shl association. know that no Furthermore, any the Pikers found him for six hits, “desire so far as, further action being taken by the all of them good sound smacks, they en orcement what~-| _soever of the interpretation of the not seem to have anything, ‘amateur rule can be made during} With his long lead was enabied to |} 1924 and assura:.ce has been given |*@ke things easy. that no enforcement will t« made | Ticked him for seven hits. and six runs trickled in. Schlingman, for the visitors, The Bine Jays Max- until after the annual meeting of Wel! went to the mound in the the national association rehearing of the entire matter can and will be had, and without spoil- 'ing tne 1924 playing season. player, official | 'ting the playing season must rest flect the sentiment of all the mem- | bers it would be necessary “This means,”’ the letter tinues. “that the tennis officials who ought to be giving all they can spare from their business to the handling of current tourna- ments, and the players who ought to be concentrating on their sea- son's play, are obliged to devote an immense amount of time and energy to the question under con- sideration. “Mecting Hot Essential.” ® “Two player-writers who object to the stand taken by the United States Lawn Tennis Association at its jast annual meeting o. the play- er-writer interpretation of the am- ateur rule refuse to represent their international competi- tions. This refusal to play fe. their country has inspired some clubs (four out of a total of about 700) to seek a reconsideration of the main question at a special meet- ing at this time, although both of those players have been and still are eligible to compete for their to call | in the tennis | “The respons il.ity for upset- upon those who seek during the playing season this extended con- necessary and so wasteful of the time and energy of both players meetings of each club, district asso- | and officials. Princeton trailing farther back by | ciation and sectional association. con- | | “But so long as there are those who want the special meeting, so far as I au concerned they shall have it.” —_——=—— Purdue Runners Win. By the Associated Press. BLOOMINGTON, Ind.,, Purdue defeated indiana, in a track and field meet day. May 73 to : here to- PAPAL LS | Cochran Shatters 400 Metre Record In Olympic Tryou i i i i i i i a i i a a a i ' By the Associated Press. BERKELEY, Cal., May 17. broke the Olympic ® games record for the 400- ‘meter run in the Far Western Olympic tryouts here today by making the distance in 48 7-108. The record, held by B. G. Rudd of England is 49 3-5s. S. COCHRAN of the Olympic ,; Club Millions Use It - Even obstinate, unruly . pooed hair stays combed all day in any style you like. ‘*Hair-Groom”’ is a dignified combing cream which gives that natural gloss and well groomed effect to your bair—that or sham Few Cents buys Jar at Drugstore | 17.— in Feb. | fifth for the Blue Jays and held | | ruary, 1925. at which time a full ‘the Pikers scoreless the 1éxt two | innings. after which the game was. to enable Washington to) called catch a train back home. {1 ré@- markable running catch »v center- fielder Mudd of Washington was!) ithe fielding feature of the Levy was in a hitting got a two-bagger and na _bageger. Gragg. at short for |Pikers, had an off day and .ooziled three of them, ‘second baseman Cunningham of | Westminster in the first irring, contributed to the early !ead cf the | Pikers, | > | Pittsburg U. Gains Tie. | By the Associated Prese | WASHINGTON, Pa., May 17.— | Washington and Jefferson College and the University of Pittsburg, di- vided a dual intercollegiate tennis | contest here today, each team win- ony. mood and did hut | three- | the | A costly error ty | ‘losing streak on Wednesday. A §@G poet-o2an0- ae «| me@eos2o~c05 | ww Omid meme ee Sees ? ul edemucéns oo 3o-—3q0 FRgtn- Totals .35 *Ratied for Fothereil! in ninth. tRan for Perkins tn eighth. **Ratted for Meeker tn elghth. 1?32 4586 oa0d07 °o Athletics ........10090 Summaere: Two-Darse hit 3 0 Meeker. 4° off Harri Riconda Bishop and (and blue | Sacrifice Pratt. | Hellmann. | pires—Owens, of came—th. 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNIN ING, MAY 18, 1924. 7 {SCTE ELE oT ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH / SA Eee ORDINANCE WINS LONG BEACH HANDICAP, FAVORED IN BELMONT STA CE Jamaica Fe Feature Proves Easy for Belmont’s Horse Rialto and Sunsini Finish Be- hind Winner Who Is Not Fully Extended to Win. MARTINGALE BAD ACTOR eee ee. —-——_————_ 5? - a a ee a” a OO a a al all ah ll a ly ; alias = Second Recent Success of Win- | ner Gives Him a Look In at Big Stakes to Come. By G. F. T. Ryall. NEW YORK, May 17.- that beats Ordinance in mont Stakes. or the other fixtures for three-year-olds for that matter, will have to be a lot better than anything that has been shown this season, now that St. James retirement. Ordinance won,-the Long Beach handicap vpward ®enth, “on the bit, goes, at Jamaica this at one afternoon. The colt | the Bel- is in for three-year-olds and mile and a six- | | as the saying Handling | Landed Black Gold a Winner i a aa — a a ma i ae ee a a li a aan At Maple Heights. (Copyright. 1974.) 3300 allowances, | Black Dinah sthéer Second race. $800 up six Lad@ite | *Archie: ‘Alex- ar: ‘ | Miss ‘Em Babvionian Mou nt tah : | =. J. Pender- - | Fighting Conk Grindell clai minz 4 year- fur lonee— 0 Proparanda 13° Pleasant 11 i~ ” vear oO] is —* PAT Ol ia Tenn. San see ~ = oe. | aGladys V. aSeyv It *Vinevard ... a-Fizer entry. Second race vear-olds and Too Sergeant 10 Th .110 May Party handicap claiming and up. mile and an Feéward Gray . ®Cork Elm : Ever Bold ~.* ww tw East Indian | Veto . 4-year 1. ] 1 | I > | Lord Darnley os : 7 rf olds | ee a-Su perbum Vulean ‘Park : Tangerine ..... Svyivan Sori ng Rc a-Coburn entry. Sixth race, we -year-o'ds, maidens. 3) forlengs: s| Joe partes 34.1 | -Arme Killy Kennea! Wert Leé@y ... Seo ete ace Zero Hour ... a-Reminder ... a-Hi. P. Whitney entry. Weather clear. track ‘ast *Aoprentice allowance claimed. At Woodbine. Plate -ilds and Maid . entry: cla'm re uD, six Fret race. $1700 added. &ilwer | Reth Hodder . Sweepetakes 7\ for Ferguson, ' FERGUSON DEFEATS | TOMORROW'S RACING — UNIVERSITY CITY, 2-0 Ferguson defeated University City, ® to 0, In a St. School League City yesterday. game at University Skillington pitched allowing only three in seven Innings and striking Leyhe, hurling for Uni- fanned 10 also and hits. Each team hits out 19 men. versity City, gave only two made two errors. ~ $2000. added. 4-year-olds and © Net] a-Forge Caracue b-Altar F 190 Ahead..147 .146 _ Salmon entry: b-G. W. Beard.- Whitby Plate. claim ng. "9 year-olds an: 3 uD foa! a? re Third $1200 added on = Raisam lake o-7 Grand River Leckv John Mothers Lay Pleasure Bent. istock plate, $5000, | ixteenth aa ' 198 a-J en try: b-Seagral a Die entry. Fifth race Doncaster Plate. | $1200 added. 2-year- olds. five Helen Buck . 106 HUSKIES’ CREW WILL COACH ¢€ NEW YORK, May ifn last year's » the man the present Harvardl - has been o@@ coagh of | coach, position vana, Cuba, this summer, accepted tentatively., Ig /rangements can be made Shaw will leave New Yi on June 20, immediately after torily. Harvard-Yale regatta, and in Havana until the end of As 2 Richard A. Glendon, former ne academy crew coach, @ Wilson eof Galan won the otf -titt r the Kina Plat a lengths, ds of tec. >. game back with two. a ATMAN & Side Tea | McKinley any Outfit Down — Hobbs Hurls Three-Hit Game A Pacemakers Are Scheduled t Game Next Yeatman bunched hits, while Norn ecattered, to whelmed the tail end Soldan team, take the feature of yest ble bill at High School Field. 10 to 4. ] Yeatman and Cleveland tied for the defeat. Inability to bunch hits was the cause of Kinley ou! fit. de gers poun 13 safeties as compared with 11 The Crimson slug- pits for the winners. Yeatman got off to a good start by scoring three runs. The South Giders missed a chance to even up the defeat of the Me- | d Engler for a total of | the score in the second period when | Kaiser tried to stretch a triple into | a home run. After this McKisiley was nm the steadily increasing count ever able to catch up with | of | MekKinley t (Harris) 20.80. ¢t ime one-a — a ete, en ty Bethlehem Loses To Fall River, 3-1 Brittan Scores Twice—Victory ™ . oide ang sheets Gives Fall River League 93.55. 905.43, 39 Pennant. —“_~_ ——— ~~ - —— il i ail ll lll MERTIN Air-Cooled nN . Chuckle, Pp _* aa ® ming. Carlton Piate. rig Farm Stable entry re 4 he $10.00. is and up. Imported Slipover Sweaters —in figures and solid colors. Also SLIPOVER SWEATERS with HOSE to MATCH. Be sure he’s sure-footed You can’t keep a good man down, aera real boy! 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- Ths ere RIT Gr Ca Ee T ae iy Stat, 3! a i Lie ; tis 4 j Sesto! uae. - ead . Ge Mae f sad e ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORN ING, MAY 18. 1924. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee "ye in “ a Ticket Pays $193 When Maternal Pride Wins the King’s Plate} eet TE e re, ; BY the Associated Press. . TORONTO, Ontario, May 17, North Side Team Defeats } McKinley, 10-4; Fenenga’s | No. 3. Monday. - Outfit Downs Soldan, 13-1 ATERNATL PRIDE, 3-Vvear Old gelding in the Stable of Hi. S. Wilson of Oakville, ntario, won the sixty- -fifth run. Ing of the King's Plate today by two lenpeths, 4 Bn of $193.35 or $2 Thorndy ke Was Fecond nd Maypole third. Time was Im —_—_--—— ts Hurls Three-Hit Game Against West End Aggregation; ' pacemakers Are Scheduled to Battle in Championship Game Next Saturday. Maternal Pride's victory was pne of the biggest Upsets in the history of the stake. Yeatman bunched hits, ~ i a a SKIES’ CREW STAR We bil at High School Field, 10 to 4. WILL COACH CUBANS gbelmed the tail end Soldan team, NEW YORK, May 17.—Sam * law, last year's captain of ashington's champion crew, and © 4opresent Harvard! fresh.” an coach, has’ been offered — ® position off coagh of the pendientes Club In He- j na, Cuba, this summer, ana has cepted tentatively., If further ar. neements can be ‘made satisfac. rily. Shaw will leave New Yorg’ a June 20, immediately after the arvard-Yale regatta, and will be Havana until the end of Auruat. chard A. Glendon, former navya} bademy crew coach, directed the pendientes Club rowing last ammer. defeat. Inability to bunc h hits was the, “guse of the defeat of the Mc- p Kinley outfit. The Crimson slug- gers pounde siahien ~ pits for the winners. Mckinley : by scoring three runs. The South Dame back with two. Siders missed a chance to even up After this McKisley ' s home run. Sle ble to catch up with was never a ch Hill's team. a 2 oT sea was removed in the fourth el el ds= Yeatman found Redmond, his suc- 1 fessor easy, and - (Puns. Three Hits Off Hobbs. | ed by giving him perfect support. Fenenga’s hurler gave the Soldan | hitters only three safeties. The | (eveland machine worked well. Cleveland lost no time in getting sarted as they hit Beckett hard in the opening round scoring six | uns. After this trying period Reckett tightened up and held his . , op nts scoreless for the next truction three nzas. Musgrove'’s drive lfing gave Cleveland another pair of allowed three more runs, he was the steadily increasing count of | pning and sent to center field, but. » to l. ‘for the title in the first game of GRAMMAR SCHOOL ATMAN AND CLEVELAND REMAIN TIED FOR LEAD Western Wins at Golf. Academy defeated the a A nae = te- i. - 2 NNN som so LEAGUE SCHEDULE ~ mtagel Fremont ys. Meramec, Carondelet Park | Monroe vs. Shepard, Carondelet Park No. | 2. Monday. Adams vs. Masen. No. 2, Tuesday. Madison vs. Sige!, No. 4. Tuesday. He . Thursday. ‘ while Norman Engler was keeping McKinley’s | ee red, to take the feature of yesterday’s Interscholastic League dou- | Monday. In the final game, Cleveland over- | Yesterday’s results leave | “Yeatman and Cleveland tied for the lead with four victories and one | = vs. Mason, Tower Grove Park ' seen vs. Gratiot, Monday Roe vs. Sti , ony. tix, Forest Park No. 12. Field ves. Thursday. Gratiot ys. Forest Roe, Forest Stix, Forest Park No. 12. Eliot vs. Marquette, Fairground No. 5. Ashiand ve Wednesday. Clay vs. Harrison. Wednesday. Biair ys. Bryan Hill, Fairground No. 2. Crow. Murphy Playground. | Wednesday. next Saturday’s double header. Mc- | Kinley and Soldan meet in the | final. d Engler fora total of | ared with 11): 8 safeties as comp | a Yeatman got off toa good start | ' | Wink’'n If.. ~ the score in the second period when | YKalser tried to stretch a triple into | | fly—Blumeniamp. scored four more | 'Ort Hei ; *Gene Hobbs pitched his usual | F good game and his teammates aid- |}: : ' ’ The box scores: YEATMAN \ McKINLEY H A ~~ ~” Kaiser if. | Decker rf oe iMul’ hil] as. : liend'’ Meer. « ~orag'n 3Sb.. Engler p Steiner rf. . * ~ ~ fed et bed ee _— ~~ we el ins lb. Totals | == fade & some ee oe 54 10 11 Innings Yeatman : : McKinley 2008 1-3 Two-base hits—Soraghan, Winklema: i, Sattel. Three-base hits—Schracht, : ser. Sacrifice hit—Henderson. Stolen bases—Schacht L Henderson, Loraghan er, Steiner, Wulleman Kaiser : Double plays—Engler , Passed ba! lo— Thom nas. off acmeGs, 2: Struck out—B; Blumenkamp, off Eneler, Redmond. 4: by Ene R. H ] ° Arlington vs. Benton, Sherman Park No l, Tuesday. Cupples vs. Laclede, Sherman Park No '1, Thursday. Arlington vs. Laclede, Murphy Play- ground. Friday. iNo. 5. |No. 5. Thursday. Sacrift 6 | Benton vs. Friday. Benton vs. Wednesday Baden vs. Mark Twain. No. 1, Tuesday lowell vs. Walnut No. 2, Tuesday. CULORED scHoors. \ Dessalines vs. Lincoln. Forest Park No 4. Tuesday Montgomery vs. Tuesday. Dessalines vs Cupples. Forest Iaclede, Forest Park No. 5. Wheatley, Montgomery, Forest Park Lincoln vs. Wheatley, Forest Park No ' 4, Thursday. Pitching rec ord—Off Heil. 5 hit | n J innings: off Redmond. 6 hits @ innings: off Engier. 13 hite 4 * innings. laft on bases—Mc- ‘: Yeatman,. 3 Time—lh. 45m Umpires—Byrne and Blankenmeister. Chev ae we ND. SOLDAN AR. ~ 4 Kempe in Spreck rf. H Hobbs es F.Hobbs p.. Mowrev ‘ f. Berk'er If | Mus@e-e 3b.. Stark’f lb. Hari ng c. Rober’ n 3h O’Leary lb 3 | Weaver rf.. | Lavy cf : Lip’ott if... | Reckett p.. Ritter D. AIHA WO ' Adah Ae Totals . Innings— Cleveland . | Soldan rune in the fifth and after Beckett | | Three-base replaced by Ritter, who permitted | two hits and as many runs. Berkemeyer, playing his game for Cleveland. left field fence scoring three men ahead of him, in the first inning. Oleary'’s hit drove in Roberson with Seldan’s only run in the fourth inning. Yeatman and able you first howing— Cleveland hbhattle hit over the ? iby Ritter, 2: by | and Bla Summary Two-base hit—E hite—F Hobps. ne runs—Rerkemeyer. : Stolen Mowrev. s Doubh'e : Hobbs ta Sr tarkloffr Passed hallis—Emo. Pitched bal! Bv Recket? (Hobpe) balie—Orft’ Reckett >. off R iter. 4 off Hobbe~?. Struck out——B; ‘ Hobbs, & ba ses— Berkemevyer Wil d — Ritter. ord—Ofrr Hobbes. ° |forced in several times. nkemeister. 294 59> —_ 3 | m > riavse—Emo tn pitch is eo Base | pion Eddie Hearne, a HEARNE SIGNS TO RACE AT ALTOONA Special to the Post-Dispatch. ALTOONA, Pa.. May i7.- the biggest fic. Tower Grove Park) Tower Grove Park | ie ‘Boulicoult Is Favored to Win Bicycle Tryout - ee _— ! PPB BLRO LP ee i i i | Academy golfers, ll ll Lid /PUBLIC SCHOOL! BASEBALL SCORES | le i i i i i i i i i dina idiom are results of shene | play ed last week in the St. Public Grammar Schoo! Baseball! | League: | 10 Entries Have Been Received | Park No, 11. Mon- | Park No. 11, for 116.8 Mile Grind— Start at 4 O'clock. Ten entries have been received for the local Olympic bicycle try- ut of 116.8 miles to be held today | North End course. at Belle- over the start is set for 4 a. m., The | fontaine road and Riverview Drive. | Fairground No. 3./| i ' ito the i There is will Park No. 4, | ;champion, is he will O'Fallon Park | Of riding to beat a trio of his club- | ; mates, Park, O'Fallon Park. | The riders will go out Bellefon- | taine road to Laramore, then turn | right and back to the This will be repeated ten a possibility that be several added entrants, John Boulicoult of the St. Louis Cycling Club, and present favored to win, have to exhibit a fine but bit and several stars from the Guaranty Club. “Heine” Krause, Jim Coughlin and Tom Martin, are the cluh members of John, who 'will likely give him the most trou- Forest Park | ble. Charles Kennedy. V. Tram- mel and George Cherkoian are the Guaranty Cycling Club's iliances. } No entries have been from out-of-town riders’ and state | to Riverview Drive. starting point. | times. there | | their letters taken away from them iand Kirkwood, 1 i | } ' main re-| |less some come in at the last min-— ute, _ure in the year's racing, has signed | | for the big Musgrove. Sac- ' i'tanced the fast speedway With Hearns entered, four” ‘ithe be held on here Saturday, classic to June 14 the of the sport, Hearne, Milton. Murphy and Fengler, top the hs? f those who will face the starter’s flag. “Grandpa” Hearne, the veteran of the sport, although only i38, comes to Altoona as the victor in the first big classic raced here last Labor day, when the to the public. Driving the 200-mile grind with- out a stop last September, field when his skil! at nursing his roaring car at the spectacular pilots losing prec- lubrication and ig- pits throughout when more were ious seconds, by e } , ‘nition troubles. Suits both knickers ir and trousers d general wear. line to choose kers ers of foreign s—with knit or | Knickers of with stripes. 7 - ——— ee Se nn eagle ae ae - — _ - Alr- Coolest AFTER THUS EVENING THE GAMES GET THE POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY EVENING 250-mile internationa! | the great | “big | track was opened | he dis- | 114° miles an hour kept him from out of contest the race will be entirely bes tween the local racing min The reason for the early sible while it is cool antl before ‘of the St. - i start+ ing hour is to give the riders the! Mack, advantage of riding as far as pos- —Cham- | / Gardenville’' 2, Woodward 0. Blow 21, Mt. Pleasant 6. Monroe 11, Fremont 19. Meramec 9, Shepard 7. Froebel 5, Shaw 0. Long 7, Fanning 6. Sigel 13, Mason 1. Adams 24, Madison 4. Mullanphy 10, Oak Hill 3. Chouteau 10, Rock Springs 5. Ames 17, Columbia 4, Marquette 3. Harrison 10, Bryan Hill 6. Ashland 12, Clay 11. Bates 18, Blair 16. Webster 56, Crow 4. Arlington 7, Cupples &. Lowell 6, Baden 5. Mark Twain 9, Walnut Park 7, Celored Schools. Waring 15, L’Ouverture 4. Dumas 15, Simmons 14. Waring 9, Simmons 3. Dobie Gives Suggestion. Special to the Post-Dispatch. DETROIT, May 17. — Gil Dobie’s Suggestion that Cornell's who slump in their studies, after ‘they have won varsity letters have i'might do good in cases such ‘as Do- | bie cites—where men have let down in the classroom because. of big jhead. But a majority of athletes who fail scholastically do so be- cause they cannot give adequate attention to both scholastic and ath- | letic curriculums. received traffic becomes too thick. un- | The entries: John Boulicoult, T. E. Martin, H. J. Krause and James Coughiin | Louis Cycling Club and Kennedy, V. Trammel, Chas. George Cherkoian, W. Hale and Jack Vickers of the Guaranty Cycling Club. (Chas. Louis | To Practice © Over Champion- Eliot 9 * | athletes | a _ | mateh yesterday. Western tost to Principia last Saturday but evend ‘| Mehlhorn Departs ire"seore by winning” Seaterday he Glen Echo Country “Club course. For Open Event : Bert Clark. the Principia star, kept up his string of victories The golf team of Western Military) Principia | in a dual | elim'!- ‘nating Wannamaker, the Westers leader. » The summary: bd Sherwood, Western, defeated Per- ry, Principia, 1 up; Clark, Principia, defeated Wannamaker, Western, «@ up and 4 to play: Alexander Joseph, Western, defeated T and Caraway, Principia, 6 up. ’ ' | ship Course Before the Quali- fying Round. | Bill Melhorn, North Hils Coun- | | try Club golf professional, will de- | |Ppart from St. Louis this evening \for Detroit to practice over the | Oakland Hills Country Club course in preparation for jhe National | /open championship. tournament. | After a week’s practice he will! ,move to Chicago, where he will | qualify in the tournament at the 'Oek Park Club course, May 27 and Doesn't hurt one bit! Corns Lift Right Off—No Pain! A drop of 28. _ “Freezone”’ of a sore, touchy -corn | The National Open wif be held June > at Oakland Hills. Mehlhorn is having one of the; dren years of his career. In a recent southern tour he broke a'| course record at Houston. another ‘at San Antonio, won the Interna- | | tional team. championship with:. | MacDonald Smith. at Miami, Fla.., | ‘and came back to break the course |record at Sunset Hills Club here. In winning the International levent, he and Smith defeated | |Sarazen and Farrell, 9 up: Hagen | up in 19, and Hutchison and Brady in the final. | As far as is known now, Mehl- | horn is the only St. Louis .golfer |W ho will conipete in the National Open. | Zuna to Race Williams NEW YORK, May 17.—Ralp Williams, marathon runner of the _Hurja Club, Quincy, Mass., and | Frank Zuna of the Millrose A. A., | |New York, will engage in a special! race in Paris during the trainine period of the American marathon team abroad to determine which | will start as the gixth United States ' hope. that bothersome No pain, instantly stops that corn from hurt- ing, then shortly you lift corn right off with fingers. no soreness, x “Freezone” removes hard corns, soft corns, corns between toes, and calluses without irritation. Tiny bottles cost few cents at any drug store for Economical Transporta tio Read this list of Chevrolet quality features carefully! Check it against that of any other car near Chevrolet’s remarkably low price. Is it ality = 3 eatures per dollar of price? Valve-in-Head Motoe. Compensating Carburetor. Hot Air Stove for Carburetor Intake. Valve ery rpm rt at Top of Push Exhaust not clear that Chevrolet gives the utmost quality and value Rods. Off Center of Motor Block, Ball and Hyatt Roller inh Se Chevroletis the only car, at its price, that has all these quality features. And you need this equipment to have a complete and satisfactory motor car. Yet, with all of these quality features—found else- where only on expensive cars—Chevrolet averages the lowest cost per mile of any car made, including purchase price and all maintenance charges. If you want ‘ uninterrupted—and truly “economical transportation” in a high quality car at low cost—choose Chevrolet! Chevrolet Motor Company Detroit, Michigan Division of General Motors Corporation [ts easy to pay lor a Chevrolet Prices f. o. b. Flint, Michigan See Your Nearest Chevrolet Dealer Departure Live Rear Axle Shafts Mounted on New Departure Bearings. a ~~ re rece . —z,'> = ue 5 ad ys ae ey Bo aA 3 if ne ET > ff oF Pa ae Se * Ene Fg: te Fg og 3 ns 7: : a ys et at . s + i ~ Spell eee ee fea ye ee : PE a ae ar PN Ar ee eb ek Aa ee Es Fi _ e: “a$s *

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oe Sta va OS A ey ee ey Meee — . ote BEE EE OLE ATE Sig Lay Fag ae Pmt om Be oo i ee 4 Sk ELA ETL OR te Tae ee eae ae a ‘ ee eee . ried é oe Ps tly g : ‘ee > - 3 oe a, . - > ¥ " « a er ke " . « e » ae" a eae ae . 3 ‘ ; a ‘le aa d - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 18, 1924. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH om a 22 +MANY SALES REPORTED BY Ache SUMMER - mi ITE CO LOSES Additional Real Estate News---Continued from Page One. . ee a hm | INJUNCTION SUIT oe - ARs , late Co. reports having sold 2652), s7ndleate beaded by gi Sins ALY C86. 5. Towone Bs nvay HO IMPORTANT STEN SELLS SITE EO EE So CONSTRUCTION FIRM ucts eS REPORTS SEVERAL SALES ON NORTH KINGSHIGH ‘ tenth Abe + hla ‘a Peter and Johanna Sgaudi; Mo.. known as Lake Hin - ad > ce nN : r . i : bros t 4 i \ ri a on The Hewson Real reparte | ee Ov ne e- "he yal 3815 Ohio avenue. a new modern 4- property consists of ne paving Concern pin oe N rit _ Walters en tt n st a ; ‘ a of $365 North nae th ¥ — “ . a. " gen ome Be: par- oom brick bungalow, for Lisetta - area together . * 2 Against Rival Firm on en- —— , as ben o Granville S Trowbridge of the Ss ee a ick ar & Investment Co. to) provements thereon, eonsiesnn ” - 7 > . ul Ti . t ; gn sr ss * fiats, . Real Estat e » y ey - b. at 28 ; » t Cotton Belt Railway, who has re- ticular ) a well-located buildin Charles N. and Musetta Richards;| spring-fed swimming id ; dleton Avenue Jo centiy moved to 7 Louis from Kar a en . llowin *729-31 Laclede avenue, @ 5 and 6- : a i _ I NE we ———— . lots They report th Si« after “Eiteratione he} ifletal lake, Gin & ° after same as a | sas City. The hOuse contains eight Two-famil) room single fiat. for John Schuch- -room sin- some of this property with’; ‘ eesatoe an application of the isty. Leased storeroc n Fun- | Reaity Ce ret resented Edw - aac | During Week. Parkview. ly brick flat. 914 Lynch street, for Bonita Avenue. gle fiat, for Emil whet Weber reg which — be leased te ¢ ’ Se ostern willite Co. for a tem por- | m Building at #461 Olive str rote, seller. John C i@ Christina Killes to Jonn wife to. August Michael; 621 Walsh/| summer homes. About $igngun Wed tion against the Trinidad |, 7 PS > ~~ * ar 7 : rvs * . . . = . me ; — = . nc the MeD The He we n compan) ps a od : sae zlor -family 1 ‘ ] . Ruil di ag ' nae broken Pennsyv!\ ania avenve, 4 2-famity Ba pr sented by McCa wiley s : paving oO. at i a 2 . ‘ ii} . a ; > - 24 6 ete . . . . ‘ > — ‘ si as 1 i Robert J. and Nora Shank- | 2 = of asphalt and copper sul- | 0 ; . ' : sisi . nNroximatei* ity ee , ructiol shar UTN Me — ' nape _ - . — - . , a “ lew Co. Lease ae toor of Carroll Berkley vesterday rur- *° on oe eis ge ti ok t Hi-Pointe for 15 modern flat build- |... 3723 Blew street. ‘a 1-story . q tll that the Willite Company al- e . ; is to start nce. rene € BS (CS lin: +23 - | ' what idine at the :7 est srne! PERSHING AVENUT HOUSE chased the northeast corner : ——— " — , , l one nn sader 7% ings. “os of improvements in - brick cottage, for Frank G. Haese! ales of Cornet & eden Ye is a patent ted mixture. The fs 3 906% F a : ‘ : t : ; fi ; : : - mes ; / nm ; Th Bi rokee —S —— ; Twelfth: boulevard and Clark amed 1 Ss, eludi ind t the ground, is estimatec ‘ena wife to Nicholas Nolte and wife: samthe hang ae ow ine me a work is about 99 per cent finished. ee 7, . , mY 7s -— v. ; a " pi '¢ i? v : ’ imMner ’ “pod i? h } st) ‘7 , . : ‘ -~ on m 1% ° . . . i - : ‘ ; "Fs . =” ~ oi ie : - : n 2 >. 7 7 "4 w = Dre : refeld Re: nue. improved wi a bulldinz - | afte Marg: a cott ‘ | Men $375.900 (740 Sigel avenue, a modern 5-room | 2, 3014-16-18 KE #aies, Six e city has specified that one le prising seven stories ar lider ll consist of apartments rman tc : pier anc; te wuildine will , : i pa on’ this - nd a ir ; Each building — . OFips ha Luck bungalow. for John G. Zas-| with lot 33s . es rth of the total ving w flats The site has a design and will form th . —* ’ ms : fou rogra be constructed of | t« . ia na ‘ Will form : eve | imate daa 4 - 'fe to John F. and Fior- ' Sandard Realty Co. to — > 2 + ‘s Pp ™ a a ry { xf ) : ia | a ee : ; | Sdele Det- | to-date type of flat construction et le ae enue | the Rassieur-Lovasco Realty ¢ - wilite precets. The sree ee te a depth on Clark avr2nue or > CONCeaCs — — eS ee ; ieee Certain set lir ure ence GreveisS. eviv-is Lemp aven story building on the sow k exception to this speci- p i(s;oerner ave- mn i architect a ancy" call a ne — = “ a -fami! frenemen' building, oO ner of Elliot and Wash for me. - ey on the ground that they : Twelfth boulevard of 13: a feet. The basis of the transaction | °4°"" ee wae ae a ee ee owe for a client to “4 will be followed th the result me | se not disc aint i . iI yn . = s cam ker and wife to J. D. an = “aths, od; Was not disclosed. tts 1d tl laco 4 Fannie Hoffman: 35-foot| that the buildings will have the ef- >*™ eee 4272 Beethoven aven ot Mushlin to Philip Berger: @ im ca ~y e forced to purchase the ~ loors. ar oak garage fortwoc na The wb roperty belonzcd *% ‘ Se . i z . : = a : , Mi Donald - es cena > sae . Rete Rose Gross: ria > . : Fllenwood. fronting £6 feet “7 _ wee Willite concern at ' - . ve i? . ti . P os , ‘ . note fect Oi esinences ra he tha mh timc. » new modern §.roorn brik kk bunga- > lin ¢ ara * 4 " ture of the th at is equipped with handsome #erhting FE. A. M. Clymer estat>, which as tras ii] , marb! an renue, west of Gustine, for William The Shildings will face Christian },,. for Henry J. Ott and wife to) ee oe read, rices than they themselves | en Sullivan, deceased fixtures and instantaneous heater./represented by the. Cornet & wpe +} Erb to Albert C. and Hisn he E. > ween. =~ he Tats Les ee >’ aa 831 South, “72° for the Thomas K. && ' pigher P it ; 7 it Trust ; Oi . | f the, oa ~ bungalow 497; Brothers’ College, adjoining in the qustav H. Paul and wife; 4331 Southy ..5-, to Frank Morray Th la d= apins Campbell and wife to Otto di. Muel- | % . . ; The Traiée¢ os k with aview = iad i" at “ 2 rf _ ‘ ate .* , 3) a a4 Is Merat ec dia Se ry , — ha an . . at : a - - “a : © gand Pine streets, 75x109 ee ee ee SONS Se ee eee "s pen f ‘ e) ee ‘ll be in h ler et al.:.5327 Nottingham avenue, | Pendieton avenue ox gs and | #! . = . - —— ‘ a - itz ; / ' — ‘ » > .* -~ TY} te ‘ . : . * " which was acquired hy - 4 hen? 4 Paste! and Ae*so0°% iates, and fi- stree . f L ‘ ee | 0 he ais ww a * @ | b ar Cc . modern brick bungalow for Ropb- K x K “a s to manufacturing the process b: eae nance@ by Stanley Epstein. under, wife to Adolph Bare nad wit , with that of Christian Brothers . w George L ’ ' ‘ 7 est the validity of the > t:3 uh! and wife to ‘ nh d G d Ca on cos ttt Rea ’ ("4 whose management the build née resented by Mf rust on ~fal Col lege. einen and w fe- Dorer place lot =" glso ss patent. and was awarded fe i , ad Co q *s ’ + - - o* ‘ ‘* ‘ = ane — . e . : i‘ s . . ’ ° - - - , 2 Abe. _ wil rT age an ran rs t e naucted hy the wi}! be when completed. in the fall ty P The bwildings will be repiete south side. just east of Grand ave- Several Thousand Aitend C It was to stop this | a eee oe eee Trust, representing with attractive fcatures, in nen ne for H.C. and Clara Hoffmann — in Last St. the ee will | , | ite it ‘tractive fratures, nue, for H. nd Clar: fro Louis. — hat the Western ite Co. | 5. ae from Bridge = “"" "°°" WILLIAMS AND BLAND CO. WENZLICK REAL ESTATE Automatic oil burners. including Yo August and” Ansie ShePma™m:) gnoue 50 candidates fara pea the injunction. | r e , +i lore Nior nro road, ‘ 7 bcd : : Sc. Bi Bus St at Door 2 two-ntory “building. “enn tn REPORT SALES FOR WEEK / COMPANY MAKES SALES ee ras eek cee | So Eiteaweed ons | saiintes. wah oS =o SSSsck = oaeln i {wo-storv ruil nav. “itt +he , , "i . San - nk “erick ¢ ran it ‘ vi U ops exception of 25 feet adjoining the ‘ k ath Real {Canes Soe ee, One ee eee nd wife s514 McKean ave. | regular meeting place of the MBE complete the job, but advieed = th W ashing? nm June to 5. will include close an estate owing to the recent located between Fuqu fer avenwe he . , it | 2 ; ata a salt be a lot of special Stbumen of interest. | death of Congressman Gill. The Gill Wydown and was sold to Frank BY MARTIN AND BREITT papers assert that secret Russian | by klan offictals. all kl g Charies S. Reed pr one Angeles, | © mobilization is proceeding on the required te wear masks ang | genera! manager . A = qd B a | ‘ae §«Willite Co., testified that the Wil-|,, Martin an reitt have negotiate em | a number of leases during the past — lite process was patented tn 1916 ly oO , and that the company had gone i¢ The most prominent of these being | Brothers Grocery Co. will continue | Morray an advertising exhibit. displays of at their present location, having 3929 Westminster place, %$-room | , 7 ; Bessarabian border. at initiation exercicses. best examples of realtors’ ads and taken a five-year lease residence, sold for Mary Herkilroth LL advertising of Real Estate Boards. | It also reports the sale of 3316 and Clara Reaérick to Frank Y : oder having leased to the E. ; a na land. Ine rernort fhe Wenz ’ Estate Co. re- ae oe so h ald fram th ilar . 4 - bal corner which is unimpreved. _ : Re a oe corner Of |norts the llow sales for the mes 2S — 5 ols sen 7 rem Lue. nodern 4 and 5-room single St. Louis klan,. on the ' pot to undertake any ree Mager " Easton and Marcus avenues, owned | week: | [> owe ulidings fiat. tor Fannie Rhea to a cilent. road. four miles east ef the @ Sender this specification ‘had be at aston . , ~— . yes mn i vr ‘d - : ~ , : ohat '? - » r mann . * oi) > ? } ve ri s* . . = - a j ; ‘-onsisting of two stores, two largé Skinker road. opposite Ferest Park, wee a . mar ha “ iS Russian Mobilization Reported. Several thousand kia 3 ; adjudicated. a 3 rn FOR REAT] y BOARD' S MEETING |: f) _ 3 — two lodge halls. sold to sae weer The last sale was £0 ished a building operation in Uf® : Ba. a . onan tie red tn weber ond pire a The city was made a co-de its S Smith, who was repre- feet of the Skinker Estate heirs,| versity City involving $759,000 : COPENH AGEN May 17. — A the ceremonial. A flery ~ fendant in the proceeding and pre ba : 5 a 1? > “ss. 7 r oe nN rn : “~ 4 “ anid ” - zs i llor The National Association f hat eer by the Jost-Miller Real Es- who were represented by the Cornet ee . . “an. | 3 nted by City Counse Real Estate Roards, wh! o enabe tn [ante Ca Sele property was sold te |and Zeibig Trust. This 8 feet MANY LEASES NEGOTIATED News Agency dispatch from Con-/| burned from a hilltop | . P represe le gan hme ; , u stantinople declares that the news-} exercises. Under a recent , Sentt Special advertising contest, best ads’ Eagton avenue, stores and flats, far 7536 Rankin b lleva! . 5-room and | atittes einen Ge: i a . ——— : i oe ereat expense to memetinent a He of homes or subdivisions, home town | the account of Carl Fairback te |sun parlor bungalow. soem sment building. at 827 North mentioned as one of the Jlarge ex-, > >| “ ~ speech contest, five minutes ef ora- | Jake Selinsky; also 3020 Easton ave- | Allison to . ome , ,_ | Fourth st t Robert H. Corneil J _ penditures in this district a salary | ® en S mes ai or an a e tory from 20 speakers for the Chi- nue stores and flats. for the arc- uble f! ee erdi- | woe PP eee sO Mites cs peeve tpgtiaationmer ene» je tones cago Cup at Poli’s Theater, ening ic icksor irback an ife nan: “enue. 5 room: ce] Ae the a ie wh ‘ - } ry. A | , ti te I ater, ev © icount of Dickson Fairback and wife seal | a — “a peo company een located at 9309 ZB y ONE -- ON] , iol \ wane ** oni market |‘! June 16 to Jake Selinsky;: also sold the - > . . . . _ "rT bh * : , - . ee =e - o CG The entertainment for the visfit- | northeast corner of Hamilton and r Ri Leeney rm rife to Jos- | _.... ; + roca: attbm aoe el ae een ee mt re eS oe ee 6 p the process in M:! issouri, Kansas and | a je] ‘ rovi , th 1 , > wenene ston ben Onn Sch wach _— resenk Subang Well s@e Coed Liver Of! Capsules S Ne eee . the process ing delegates provided by the Wash-/| Bartmer avenues, containing three |eph Schwach. me condemned for the widening of a tonic and files builder. 40c Castoria: Fletcher's . ......+.u Oklahoma. Reed said P te ington Real Estate Board will in- (stores and two 5-room apartments. Northwest corner ie De! , mtod atreet Pew arill ; apy their pure . O- F . » ts being extensively used through- | |clude an informal reception at the for the account of B. Bindler to Blair, tenement bull ~heim new quarters as soon as s alterations , _——- ja swine > eut the United States™ with due) : attire 7 + } ; th , 4 _ - a » — n 2 2Aann - = le ‘ nk 2c . s 4 i= ~ : “ ‘ iia o , - : ee tee & veut Oe ee > Lane. Wamtreuh, Glee cold O13 aud | Saree Ser year: sete for fi are completed. “The fi » lea: ~ : - oh ~uppositories attention to the patent rights. N ; House, a visit to Arlington National 913 Academy avenue, consisting of Kriwanck to Morris : , leor the account of § ips! t Sulphur Candie or - Ely’ Cream Bam. ..-«« | Cemetery and to the grave of our one store and three fi: the Vacant lot in Lakewood on De- : | 2 Lane's Pills: cure liver ills : =. veal Puts Willite Profit at $5900. | : 2 te to the ladies ‘ats, for - ’ room at 5616 De! mar ave . od . P&P. 4 = > —. 7 © + ~ moant attr t t > ' vi + ean , - a a 4; iacries «a ount of Joseph M ee to Cesare mont siree : : “we 4 , (Y Brie 7? . P at Caney: x ©; oS See | ae Oe Sieamete Wieneee Ge Counse! for the Trinidad com- | teebc ee enn 19¢, 38a, pany argued there was no neces-| _ re Ss = % ts w Mi . . 2 : 4- . : i * — - , varet n. who u ise ‘ - Many are brand-new—many are as good as new. Remem- ** ' rdman Park Hotel, and @/ Sottile; also sold 100 feet on the Real Estate Co. tc : it and | store for an art and gift shop. Miss g2 ee S250 Hee Water Bettle or eecennn sity for an injunction, explaining = ‘that the Willite company had other |. ) yernon * : rer? slew ife or the a fine, good as new Suit wears and looks better than a: : “a , “ant ni ath side of Forsyth boulevard we : OBrien has been located on South Fountain “yringe: fecourse at law for relief. He saia | * the paving of Pendleton av venue, | ., os cusranteed .. ep rm - onvVention Wilt | facing Washington University, for Vacant Iot [fn Lakewood. south TRS 3 ONT SE om « .. 2@¢ Egyptian or Williams’ Taicam., cheap new suit. A d it holds any rg ent. ided : ms for ine the account of George M Brown west corner of Second and Elton. 39 Gramd avenue for e past 10 vears. eSe Saf = gia a ' ’ wese. —, 90: cure re hotel accomn 0 lations. as every as , ween Limi - , wWienieeasdn bri rage, : ©. Henry Fol! Weis ; ' ; r Frank and Fanny | oo — og Tit, Bevis te Sees tines 0 * be recovered = a etvil action. But, . > a nm promises at s will) avenues, direetly opposit . Tivoli South Stk ullder. to George © he ommend anneuseee maktoe | Sie Se. $1 Kodal Dysoronin , he said. the validity of the patent. 4 C oe — bigge: st convention ever held. i ‘, heate rr} ulldai 7 , th a 3roc ry c"o., price S17.- * om: hema teta! ae $42 500. = : ‘ ' | Real Indian eg Would he contested by his client. | «, y > | a record atte ae nig — tht s‘ories ight, containing %25. one . " ) the Trinidad Co. tr Willite process paving {ts . or- D Ginary asphalt. with an admixture | $ ef copper sulphate to harden it. The process is a subject of con-/ 3: troversy in St. Louis, the Trinidad | © -* com pany and other -_paving if contractors contending that it has) ls BO particular merit over sheet as- Phalt paving Tt sells at a higher § Price than sheet asphalt. _W. K. VANDERBILT. AND OTHERS: ™ FILE SUITS AGAINST DOHERTY Dtetan. Total 810.575. 010 and seeks Based an Oj] Deals in Tampico ob Fields. 8 _ BY the Associated Press , 1 ecord attenda . ee. ix apartments fis oom nd Alse report the following sales 1@c. 19¢ Moth Ralls: box een oe Pmmee Maree | sacsacs acAlTy COMPANY anes sesecel eee eee | ena eae oe eres Cat | EASTON AVENE FROSESNY |S Ske oes tees eas “SOLD BY M'DONALD CO, 3c ai oy ie ihe property was purchased bw by 130 feet. furnace, garazce. -* a sae’ Chi A Ff : REPORTS ACTIVE SALE WEEK Julius Block. represented by the for Josie Mount to Allien F Free $1 5 Reet Iron and Wire: pint Weisels-Gerhart Real Esta . hot} arti represented by the T c. M. McD Tie Rubbing Alcohol al Estate Co,. parties onald Fieal Estate 2- /} 7 and the seller. Anton Leddeke, was Dickmann company: 492 ort! J - 1¢ ose the tle of 4515-13 ; mote Bp Bh us M Arendes Realty Co . Tepresented hy Anderson-Stocke.- lot 320 by 125. 5-room bungalow, avenu “fM.foot front. improve Se Bromide Quinine; vty ts t! folis n le : Bu n he purchaser expects far Wiliam A. Miller to Osca! sh ith ate tsiness bull = for F = 5 hu! , os it afeq a° es " .* . , If : ' id . by + iret; i , r ~ 56” 4570 North and She. 45¢. Oe Ivers -White (Comb ~ + > , é 7 , ~~ — . $1.25 Cety's Face Pewder. Moadar “Wie Coconnut i! Shamtpee: reel : ~~ acco ‘ , Regal Senter . : : , “o. eg : | | r lty — 3 — T a} : ; * aaa ™ - siete ' _ the. Sie Giycerine Rese Water. MOHAIR & PALM BEACH COATS 2022 oy meee ora ear | lern me Soares Say iia Bi be ae " 7 b te ha J oon pan we WEBSTER GROVES HOMES IN ae 50 a Keiffer’s best. 5 ting, 1527-28 South Third street land, within the past three months HAASE REALTY CO, LEASES Prscceads Tes of Winkie Pla vailding, 1527-28 South Third street, land, within the past three months pla rey $4 - 0 $9. 0 AS oe CS gr ss a 2; _ ~~ ian inp sehen Sao saiinis cadet teh ten ¥ a - 2 pe RR GHEY ~ > es se s 6a & » s - . - - Siliten tor toe ueges meee | of ce MAE ex pore Debaen, te LARGE 3-STORY BUILDING 2 cugh | oad Investment ano a Abram M. Frumberg, attorne; The Chauncey P. Heath Real Es- 2he DeWitt’s Tabs.; care sore fers. Aspiria gekinskY. whe purch e the br tate Co. reports the sale of five res!i- “th v “° reports — Ring's ee ae Shaving : Py [erty for a inventmens: ects Wert” GAS AND ELECTRIC LOAN Sezcen and-ene double Mat. 49 Ba: - tenving the Tange three-story builds Se SB Bary Ou, ce'temas free | Se pace ag minster piace, @ 9-room residence, ard avenue, including a 5-room resi- ing at 1419421 nkli se frOT® sge Memtholatum ............... Coffee; Keiffer's p 8Uits for a total of $10. 575, 010 were to I. V. Cartan for the account of AZence. for Harry C. Johnson andi Nathan App! an ee apse Races I Ee. Miller of New York Citr: @ ASSOCIATION NAMES OFFICERS wife to Edward M. Walsh and wife as —_ . butidin is 21 by 140 NDOIC Q. IG: E = today equines Sheiae 2, aa s o $-roOom residence, lot 106 bye AE Build 2 753 Chamberlain avenue. Webster feet. | sui ith electric elevae G ; AR tage ae Jeuiat iineaanine ok ee Oo, Raga eee lake g te ee ee a oe Groves, a new 6-room Dutch Colo- | to: d has been newly decorated. NI » Srm of Henry L. Doherty and Co., Thomas Hause to a client: 4406 Req ian Association at tts last meeting, payee’ bungalow, to Lauretta J. Hunt SSA L.F. BROA DWANY & FRA 1 = oan tite Bud avenue, a modern 5 and 6-room e!ected the following officers and and Pau! C. Hunt; 4487 Laclede are- ) ae [min FL Yo single fiat far Josep! ‘atangcora Atirect ors John Gorman nresident = akum and a group of —_o Said beth filled be tei 20 tet ies bed ba eae bad ud ead ten cd td et Pp Oo te nN Cc s' oe ir 4 M s. m M y" c} el n to | 4 : mue a 10-reom modern residence : = -_ ae * British oil men as plaintiffs. Both iara q Sanization in 1916 of the Empire : Be ePortation Ot Corporation. PYORRHEA @ Frac ce, ct Semin ‘ Ped peerehasing the anesets at a receiv- : snigvtaedieneiaade . da BY KORTE REALTY & LOAK CO, % Btaiture to properly manage and f on rmer ¢ Le ffir well and Ben- the jathetietnal ail oe | born com plaints. ek The Mesl Malin a AUCTION SALE ON LOTS = pric! 1458 Fast [a monday —— Tuesday REMARKABLE : 2 ©¥ ners $ a } ? ° ™ sented by the Haase Realty ¢; ai. bert Wenslick. secretary and treas- 1 Realty € 1389 Belt are- ” +; - ey r | = mEeteeS Gal properties In the eo sold a let 40 by 12° fee —T nre Tyirectores Hugo Wurdack, ae: — ’ and sic ,; “ie : ‘te : \ ; ape kK RID OF — = ampico fieid. and also refineries ; i avenue, ly! Osceola James A. Smith. J. B. Wilson. George |" - hia ta WW. Oremann- 24 staales op one Sasi a } and terminals near New Orleans. z 5 ; ss Aisa | wanes ar fe} as r) - a ; maint =~ , Pa . he c 7 See . eral rece! Ancnaeg =f with a sub- RESIDENCES AND FLATS SOLD You Can Now!’ . fer's sale in Virginia. Allegations 4 pe eevelop the properties are made Three-room brick flat at 1468 East One of the quits is for $8.281.- : Pes ) we enol Woodland avenue 4-room cottage, of the Conti ‘ . mad nian : din andaatitiliones: ih e unsold n 1 , land avenue. a 4-ro otta piectataiy den te D Rerta::: nt nenta!l Trans tem 00 . 8 oe oe . ake ee - 6h fer a cilent to Leuis E. Heinicke hed Bi De m and Ol Corporation. «| @ .. mneylivar venue 3049 Spa! ang avenue, a 4-room mod- (} wonderful attractive gifts every few TY C\ Eves and Adelaide Krom | 3 *.193.292. These two plain- drain pipes! be steeGreem eee oe m minutes during t le and those Cliemp: 2520 West Dodier st fot a “Dow hoe with Jesse ©. Me-| 7 7 . —e or a? : " —_ + aia . : . . : : . o- ° : ms : - } , . ¢ — . 4 . | : : % 3 e! Py ttsburg. oweed nae a Ross Double Strength Drain Pipe Solvent not + sae the account of 1 - buy i ' recety. rite large room etric.. for Edg: Et! mares in the Lagunits Oil pay —e by u TILAAIIIE Dr eee ate ao only prevents bot clears the ordinary partial drein ) , ie a a, i “he (ts are a Geptay On sae laa | | p The Doherty firm, it is alleged. fer the Red Tri- pipe stoppage. It's for sale et your plomber's, ate. entiiemie | the sho p at f northwest |) “> GO ae: oman hypo one. | . man! pulated te nd | | a consolidation of the your pre- because be recognizes and recommends its value -~ orm | efmes pits : ae £0ce : lt Soden Witten ae St eee ~ Psi. "ties of two interests to per- Your Plumber Sells lps Sale of ladies’ ar idren’s | re - Ganppeare. er = 4 the Doherty firm to obtain! @ aot inaaemeaitn —— —_ new store wil opened DELMAR GARDEN DEVELOPING A a4 ~ pa pone md ~ a ; lon of the assets of the con- 7 &- New York and Loodcs _— scape on at as eee —+——____ CORPORATION 1S FORMED LOT IN PARKVIEW SOLD rit ae nee jon at as very thousands of users. that the makers déis- whereas they were! : = rth a : FLAT AND TWO RESIDENCES- OR. ne CF BY WEISELS-GERHART CO. eli pee Ro . >proximately $25,000,000. {Fm “i - ate ¥ ities, Ws = ees sara as oi Beery peckage of BESLIN contains - at Its 4 ‘ER ae Marry Ls Fie > 4 atTior.- , Ww * ise! =. or? aed Tt « , +s? » hs Shon) Patrons’ al . + G a 4 -S'Ate -; . \ SOLD BY LENZ COMPANY - et aol min yee t. ~ eh " rem orts the | i ’ lor a . . . ; ss of see . a The Roard of Phase -odgn' oon 3 7 mae Pills t Lode @ ee a heanted Re ei cumthwant Gisuar of Pernt ve ee jth Ronis Pupis » alt ss re Mee L, . Son ¥ ity in the Delmar Leooo jildimg where.i.nue and Skinker boulevard, : | Provection = comqzers ‘ fo waned © School Patroan$21 Seuth K 7 24 . | er a ctaranter. Double, Si ee ween yams nae many friénds. | to the rap-' Murray. The site wili be immedi-} 2 Fach betrle of BESLIN | -% 4 the Public Library te conaid- Double Strength Rawer and ' , | : : gp dten: _— Sais 4 *. ae ate ¥ po te og wit aim. . | makes % quarts of solctican. . rn endorsement of form: - Cir- o n cee 2 he. , . 3 : erred : s Ce. T - # igeia-(Ger? art Fiea! .- : Re > : udge Rh : sirable ta locate there Te 4 intend- Co appointed agents for Park Ptrment an on Ee. se nang |. , Ucocessor to Je see e-lg erate a& enera!’ real estate Dy the Beredith Realty Co. several . nald rece resign and bdaullding Yronstruction business rears ago. have solid al! of the lets ee the who ntly da from | fy : | tfort will be put forth | listed with them, with the excen- z. Can: mit. | Bi. Board of Education. Cawe Me) a . bulldimg of mary small; tion eof two. negotiations for which ——— —— Bold only , . indorsed by the Executive > ‘our and five-reom brick bungalows. are now pending. ‘\ > : = Pommtt ice of the Alliance. \* resid. to G. A. We reeom residence , avenee fer Ejitas ‘ hristephe!l Mrs. Frances Leonard w=) — P an eet 4 ; |

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5 does Startling manner. produce in a single preparation: ol omen ye all Brorrhen conquers inflammation ts in the pr s of repair by o r ating the circulation. In addition. NLIN tes the ¢£ - 4 2UG & Y & FRANKLIN» hc Finvelopes;: square ackage. .2f —_ —_ 7 - 37 ee eee hgh sy ee aa teal he he A a eee ee CLS os, Me ee eee ee SPLIT ee 23 : * , > ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Pe Pag gre ng ete eee ee - eee om o ‘ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 18. 1924. AGRE SUMMER RESORT WIE CO. LOSES NEAR VALLEY PARK ———______., syndicate headed by J eCawley has purchased the } r mer resort e ge near Valley Park, “a si jcnown as lake Hill Park. T : bperty consists of about 40 ground together ‘with ty bvements thereon, consisting fa ing-fed swimming pool, loreal ifial lake, dance Pavilion, ay ll and picnic grounds. it is the intention to e of this property with ich will be leased to families mer homes. About $125,000 wal Olved in this deal, showing the . at increase in Meramec values es Wilson, the seller, was ated , Acres imptuve Cottages ohn H, K 7 ball cS 7 Fesented by McCawley and Bar. 4 ger. Saies of Cornet & Zethig. The Cornet & Zeibig Trust (o. re. pris the following sales: Six flat 1214-16-18 North Seventh athele: th lot 39 by 140 feet, for the ndard Realty Co, to a client ot Rassieur-Lovaesco Realty Co.: 2 ory building on the southeast cor. of Elliot and Wash for Benjamin Shiin to Philip Berger; a lot fp lenwood, fronting 80 feet on the > sat line of Skinker road, south of. ydown, for the Thomas kK, Skinker irs to Frank Morray, who wag 4 presented in the sale by Wenzlick ality Co. (eee ¢ K, K, INITIATES 250 veral Thousand Aitend Ceremo. nies in last St. Louis. About 2°50 candidates for mem- rship in the Iwu Klux Klan were itiated with ceremonies at the gular meeting place of the Bast . Louis klan, on the Collinsville d, four miles east of the city, midnicht last night. Several thousand klansmen, at- ed in robes and masks, attended he ceremonial. A_ ficry cross rned from a hilltop during the xercises. Under a recent ruling, y klan officials, all klangsmen are quired tt wear masks and robes initiation exercicses. .LE-KEIFFER, LSQO SINGLE PPIC ] “fh Coffee Tercolator, 6 cups ell'sa Syrup Peps! - Castoria; Fletcher's shu * Henna Foam Shampoo n'a Freerone or Corn Picker Parowar (Paraffin, Ib.).... Si Moava Suppositories Ply’ } Ralm , GSe St. Jacobs Ol tommet or lLaGrate Cigars.. .15 Moone's Emerald Oil enthe Sulphur : ' Tollet Soap: 5 cakes In bow...... Vick’s Razor Blades; fit Gem.... , G0c Liquid Veneer 2 oe Ge Writing Paper Eenvel.. . , 1 Ol Mop: tong handic.... 50 Van-E«s Hair Tonic Tonic and Nerve Tablets . $1 Hair Remover; Dot le Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. ited Double Fagle Stamps Tu ° Raeeball; a dandy Palmolive Cold Cream... STITT Tee jeal’s or N. KR. Tabletes.... Tested Free, See Qur Expert Optician. ia Tablets. eeet Vogue or Mat Bright; a hat dye. . lhe Incersoll Watch......... ...8L39 or Honolulu Perfume... . Gem or Durham Safety Razor... . French Formula Perfume $1.01 . Face Powder: Kelffer’s..........208 White House Dry Cleaner m GamOy..ccessvees = Soap: bie bar. Almond Cream: Keiffer's.......19¢ Rath Salts; perfumed; was 25e... Pempress Face 1 Narcliasus Perfame: French 13 Star or Blue Ribbon Malt Palmolive Shaving Cream....... Re ne; Lysol or C. N... .. 18¢, 39¢, THe gan or Vyramid Pile Cuore. . — . Parson's or Doan's Kidney Cure. . 300 Diapepsin or Stuart's Tablets .. ee Greves’ Bromo agen ie = , sic 8 e: sheep wool... “ ts { § ‘i Ab general manager of the Western) 4 ‘ m x wars ae. a fy a ac ri is : i “if © INNNCTIN SUI a -- * 1) © i ¥ Py Po. >a * q . * : 3 a - pigher 7 ; a iy + 53 ms, Ad is f pot to undertake any more « . ” U ‘* 4 ¥ A , 4 ‘Paving ‘gomplete the job, but advised adjudicated. Concern Denied Writ Against Rival Firm on Pen- dleton Avenue Job. ————— e C. B., Farris, in nem yesterday denied get. prejudice an application ol e Western Willite Co. for a tempor- ‘ary injunction against the Trinidad Asphalt Mnufacturing Co., to re- strain the later from finishing the paving of Pendelton avenue, from Faston to Kennerly, with a mix- wre of asphalt and copper sul- phate that the Willite Company al- jeges is 4 patented mixture. The work is about 90 per cent finished. The city has specified that one- fourth of the total paving on this year's program be constructed of Willite proc ny took excep fication, on the ground that would be forced to purchase yre of the Willite concern at prices than they themselves gould manufacture it. $3000 a Month Salary. The Trinidad Co. bid on the Pendleton avenue work with a view to manufacturing the process and also to test the validity of the Willite patent, and was awarded the contract. It was to stop. this work that the Western Willite Co. gought the injunction. | Judge Faris, in a brief opinion, informed the Trinidad Co. it > oem work under this specification until the matter of patent right had been they The city was made a co-de- fendant in the proceeding and was represented by City Counsellor Benti. Charles S. Reed of Los Angeles, Willite Co., testified that the Wil- lite process was patented in 1916 and that the company had gone to great expense to market ft. He mentioned as one of the iarge ex- penditures in this district a salary of $3000 a month that his company pays to S. D. Magner to market the process in Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma. Federal | without | | DISCUSSED IN LONDON! ST Interest Taken in Resetve Board Advisory Council’s Statement as to German ~ Gold Basis. Special Wireless to the New York Evening Post LONDON, May 17. — \Arthur W. Kiddy, editor of the Bankers’ Maga- zine and financial editor of the London Morning Post, in review to- day, says: “While countries In a hich state of financial and commercial civili- zation like America and Great Bri- tain await a general and definite acceptance of Dawes report and a settlement of the reparations prob- ess. The Trinidad com~ cial problem is tion to this speci- | political possibilities. ’ the | and lem, it must not be forgotten that what to America and Britain seems to be mainly an economic and finan- still charged with “Arising out of the Dawes report the general reparations situa- tion, interest is being taken here in the statements by the advisory coun- cil of the Federal Reserve Board concerning the question of placing | i Germany on a gold basis. State- ments recently cabled to you, wil! have indicated the prominent con- sideration now being civen bw our bankers to the question of a return to the gold standard and a free gold market, but such a movement should not be regarded as actually immi- nent, and therefore, the Federal Re- in recognizing Britain’s inability to maintain a free gold market if coun- tries like Germany and France do not pull their own weight. It also iis interesting, however, to recognize | ! | | | ' i / ' the growing appreciation by Amer- ica of the ill consequences which 'migh® follow if her excessf{ve bank- ing strength is not fully exerted in matters of world finance. GOLD STANDARD BASIS LIGHT RECEIPTS FACTOR IN RENGTH OF CORN PRICES; DEMAND CONTINUES LIGHT . ——— ee —— By the Associated Press WASHINGTON, May 17.—A fairly firm position Was maintained in the wheat mar xet turoughout the week ending May 17. Sates the United States Department of Agriculture in its weekly review of the “rain market situation. tion of the world supplies was the prin- cipal strengthening factor. Since the open- ing of navigation Canadian stocks have wher “4 reduced and the movement of wheat aiso been heavy. above the average condition. but there has A rapid consump- | | Kets. and quotations as Wheat Market Maintains a Firm Tone—Oats and Rye Rule Steady During Week— Barley Again Lower,. Future Grain Prices | LOUIS MERCHANTS’ > 17.—Following of today's hight. closing and previous close in received | Kansas City and Chicazo markets: rom Awstralia and Argentina has | ' 7 Winter wheat crop pros-/ _ pects in Europe are reported to be slightly | S¢ been a reduction of about 3 ly per cent in | the winter wheat acreage in Europe, United | States and Canada below the amount har- | has been somewhat delayed | weeks quotations, but | serve advisory council is quite right | ee vested last vear hard winter wheat belt and while the seeding of spring wheat wheat condi- tions have been favorable for the growtn of the spring wheat. continued rm during the week and there was a ge ing gradfs. rather dull. Other grades, however, were Premiums for the high pro tein wheat were reducéd asiightiy in the hard winter wheat markets 4s mills were buying more of the lower protein gra as a result of the recent decline itn flour and feed prices. gemand for the wheat. but offerings of red winter receipts continued light and of acreage The corn market regained considerable Birength during the week, principaily be- cause of a light movement. Future prices were stil! Corn recent loss panting . Weather conditions con- ist. | tinue favorable in ou Spring wheat prices | demand for the desirab'e mill- | There was a fairly active | there were further reports of abandonment | in the soft winter wheat states. | about 1 cent below the previous | cash prices regained | in the territory | pi River by frequent Trains and coo) “ eather and this i most of the markets “Our interest during the next few | weeks is likely to be concentrated on capital issues. A Czecho-Slovak- ian loan at New York, London and Amsterdam is expected next week. It is believed that you also are like- ly to participate in a Hungarian loan a few weeks later. “The monetary outlook is _sstill partly governed by your Federal Reserve policy and many here still belleve that your impending elec- tions, or, .in other words, ‘may lead te a further reduction in ‘the official Reed said the process) is being extensively used through- | out the United States” with due Attention to the patent rights. Puts Willite Profit at $5900, Counsel] for the Trinidad com- pany argued there was no neces- sity for an injunction, explaining ® that the Willite company had other — a _" 7 J } ey By ‘ : i . i 4 Of fraud. He said avenue, fecourse at law for relief. the paving of Pendleton tosting $24,000, would have given | :ne United States dropped & profit i Willite company, tder his m, amounting to $6900, which was calculated on a basis of $3 a ton profit on binder and $6 a ton profit on the top. He added that the Willite company if the patent is valid, which could be recovered in a civil action. But, he said, the validity of the patent would be contested by his client, the Trinidad Co. Willite process paving {!s or- ' | | March 31, | Would be entitled only to its profit, | (and $21,612,713,000, April 3, rediscount rate ere long.” (Copyright. 1974.) NATIONAL BANKS’ RESOURCES HAVE DROPPED $343,240,000 | the market | with becoming very late in this area. planted corn in the South and Southwest | made siow growth and conditions generally were rather unfavorable The demand continued of volume and buyers were taking only suffi clent corn their immé@diate needs Stocks in terminal markets are ‘not large, but i during the few weeks @s compared with the usual decrease at this season of the yeay. The oats market continued fairly steady prices unchanged Receipts were light, but the demand also was of smal! volume Prices at mast markets were principally the same as av the close of the previous week. The rye market was steady on smal] re celipts, There was a fair shipping and milling demand. No. 1 and No, % rve sold j}at Minneapolis at lc—l1*,c over the Minne politics, | apolis July prices. The barley market continued its down ward trend and prices made further de- clines of 4c-5e per bushel. There was very little demand, as maltsters were principaliv out of the market. |Chi.. 39%4a-% 3 have been on the increasge | | Chi 6a ;receipts and Receipts were faitriy | heavy and resulted fn a material increage | (in the stocks at Minneapolis and Milwau- | ' kee Best grades of barley were quoted around 7ic to 73c at both Minneapolis and | Milwaukee. ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGB., | May 17.—Wheat sold in a range at Comptrolicr of Currency Issues Re- | port for First Three Months of 1924—Stock Increases. By the Aesnoctated Press. WASHINGTON, May 18.—Total resources of the National banks of $343,- °40,000 in the first three months of this year, according to a statement tonight by the Comptroller. of the % ,' Currency, covering information re- turned on the last bank call, On that date the total were $22,.062,888,000, $22.406,.128,000 Dec. 31, resources against Loans and discounts on the last call date were $11,952,287,000, an 'increase of December call, and an increase of |? '° hard winter dinary asphalt, with an admixture | of copper sulphate to harden it. The process is a subject of con- | troversy in St. Louis, the Trinidad | company and other contractors contending that it has hO particular merit over sheet as- Phalt paving. It sells at a hjgher price than sheet asphalt. , paving | | ' ' W. K. VANDERBILT AND OTHERS. FLE SUITS AGAINST DOHERTY Claims Total $10,575,010 and Are Based on Oil Deals in Tampico Fields. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 17.—Two Suits for a total of $10,575,010 were filed today against Henry L. Do- herty, as surviving member of the firm of Henry L.. Doherty and Co., by William K. Vanderbilt, Benja- min F, Yoakum and a group of British oi) men as plaintiffs. Both Suits involved oj] properties In the Tampico field. and also refineries and terminals near New Orleans. The actions grew out of the or- ‘Fanization in 1916 of the Empire Transportation Oj) Corporation. Which Subsequently passed into ‘Federa} receivership, with a sub- Midiary of the Doherty firm later irchasing the assets at a receiv- ers sale in Virginia. Allegations misrepresentation, and properly manage and the properties are made Tallure to develop Mfainst the Doherty company in io or your ja let pyorrbea do this te you. Clee UP now with remarkable new xi BERLIN. . it th a written auarantee © Sa with a written aran imest » your money if a 20-day tres é improve your condition 1 a result of years } and experimenting che” entific research s ments necessary to successfully “! t pyorrhea. Ite unusual ef were enalies it te reach y into ae Sensed gums and tissues. There it gs forme of bacteria the orn a rowth of | timsues, about «4 thy tone to the gums and teeth. ° 20-day srentment tr h, a will completely rid you Some disease. 4 - , stores, such J A Deer ‘ede Co., Johnson } Co., ae) andervoort-Barney Co., B. Nugent a oi -- both complaints. One of the suits is for $8.381.- 418, the principal plaintiffs being *® British group comprising the Owners of the Continental Trans- ation and Oil Corporation, a ware concern which owned a ority of the stock of the Gulf t Corporation: the Southern land Refining Co., and the Na- nal Petroleum Corporation. The by Vanderbilt and Yoakum is be, *'293,292. These two plain- _ together with Jesse ©. Mc- well, Pittsburg, owned equal “res in the Lagunita Oil Co. ® Doherty firm. it is alleged, Mpulated a consolidation of the : prertien of two interests to per- ” the Doherty firm to obtain : een” of the assets of the con- corporation at as very eure, whereas they were : &Ppproximately $25,000,000. Schoo! Patrons’ Board to Meet. | The Board of Directors of the #t. Puls Public School Patrons Al- ce will meet Tuesday at 5 p. * atthe Public Library to consid- the endorsement of formes Cir- t Judge Rhodes E. Cave for ap- sal } ' x4 intment 45 Successor to Jesse Me- | ”onald, who recently resign -d from | Board of Education. . indorsed by the | Mmillice of the Alliance. > Cave hee! ixecutive | , $75.725.000 over the $284.328,000 over April 3, 1923. Capital stock of all banks was $1,- 335.572.0090, an increase of $9,747,- 600 over the December call, and an e ; 1923. | 680.431 buschels of wheat iwas any at iWas steady with dcmand fair. the week-end on the local arket, the weather outlook offsetting the influence of better cable. The farm legislation situa. tion at Washington continued a factor in There was week-end evening up. Corn futures were affected to extent by wheat Early grain prices as whole ranczed slightly on both sides of previous close. Liverpool wheat closed %& to sd higher. There was little the close. chamgre “where there The present weather | tended to neutralize the influence of pros- | | pective changes talked of In the loca! cash grain market ~d wheat in fair demand and steadv ‘ar ‘ hKigher to Liec iower “he de were steady and de Sept. corn markets com- compared three Northwestern had 665 cars of wheat, Hard also 530 a week ago and 562 last year. ; Minneapolis receiving 144 cars, and Minnipeg 435. Stocks in St. Louis public elevators were 721.938 bushels of corn, 141.770 bushels of oats. Grain stocks comprised 7843 bushels of No. 1 red winter wheat, 60,848 bushels of No. 2 | red winter wheat. 90.834 bushels of No. 1 hard winter wheat, 317.833 bushels of No. wheat. 197.034 bushels of No. 2 corn, 87.957 bushels of No. 2 yei- low corn, 35.3534 bushels of No. 2 white ‘corn, 2981 bushels of No. @ oats. 56.007 ' bushels of No. 2 white oats lels of No. 3 white oats, increase of about $16,000,000 in the | last 12 months. ST, LOUIS WOMAN TO MARK HER NINETIETH BIRTHDAY Mrs. Frances Schicle. 5077 Wash- ington Boulevard, Came to City in 1862. Mrs. Frances Schiele, 5077 Wash- ington boulevard, will celebrate her ninetieth birthday tomorrow. She has lived in St. Louis since 1862, when she came to this city with her husband, Sigmund Schiele. When first here, she lived in a small home on the site of the present Federal building, Ninth and Olive streets, afterwards removing to Eleventh and St. Charles atreets, near the former Union Methodist Church. | Mrs. Schiele was born in Minni- gerode, Bavaria, coming to this country as @ gir! of 18 and marry- ing within a few years. Her chil- dren include Mrs. Samuel Bowman, |! Edawin Hirschfeld and Schiele, Sidney Schiele and Sey- mour Schiele. Another daughter, Mrs. Samuel W. Shroder. died last year. There are also 13 grand- children and eight great-grand- children, the youngest of the latter being one week old today. Mrs. Schiele has been 2a daily reader of the Post-Dispatch ever since its founding and recalls clearly the early years of fhe career of its founder, the late Joseph Pulitzer. in St. Louis. She still is active, despite her age and is noted for her artistic needlework. BAPTIST CHURCH SUES 1) GET STRIP OF GROUND The Carondelet Baptist Church, 7309 Virginia avenue, yesterday filed suit to obtain lecal possession of a strip of ground 12 f4et wid between the church property and that of William and Mary Hihn, 7319 Virginia. The church claims ownership since 1871 but alleges that since July 19. 1918, the Hihns have asserted title alld have re- fused to recognize the plaintiff's right to the ground. Besides pos- session the suit.asks for $500 dam- ages from the Hihns. | John B. Edwards, attorney the petitioner, of the ground client as part Mrs. B. for ia desired by his of a site of a new church edifice. Defendants, he said. claim ownership by adverse possession #ut it is his contention , claim #annot he success- that such hat religious fully maintained against a Ae henevetont organization. defendants, it was said, heave the ground fenced off. ‘ The | apples. tansy rings. at 10c,, choice 4 | local and 10 through la week ago and 16.971 | through. 36.053 bush- 11,205 bushels of No. 2 rve Duluth 86, /- Low, Close. Yesterday. —SaY WHEAT. “ spp .104%-% 104% 104 '-%-%*% 104 a laa | 97 96's ___ High WHEAT. | : 105 %sb 105 ‘es O5 ‘sa 106% 106% 106 % OT %, 7 4 07% “SBPTEMRER WHEAT. ldGa 105%-% 106 % -% 97% -‘ab 107% b 107 .107 Ny ‘s 107 '% 107akeb 107 4, 107 “&-'s 09a 9 “ab " CORN “SEPTEMBER CORN eS .: Bw 141% JULY RYE. ee — > : : than a vear ago, being 487.000 bushels: oats receipts were lighter than a week ago and lighter than a year ago, being 402,000 bushels. Primary shipments of wheat were heav- ler than a week ago and heavier than a year ago, being 818,000 bushels: corn ship- ments were heavier than a week ago and heavier than a year ago, being 722.000 bushels; oats shipments were heavier than a week ago and heavier than a year ago, being 648.000 bushels. Clearances were 17.000 bushels of corn. 32,000 barrels of flour and 144,000 bushels of wheat and flour. RANGE OF PRICES, Sales of cash grain made on the change Saturday were as follows No. 1 red winter wheat.. No. 2 red winter wheat..... wheat 2 hard wheat No 3 hard wheat.. jo. 3 yellow hard wheat 1 mixed wheat. . mixed wheat jo. 3 mixed corn.. io, 3 vellow cern No. 6 yellow corn Sample grade No. 2 white corn No. 3 white corn. . No. 3 white oats No. 4 white oats Lona é Sample grade white oats. No, 4 grav shorte middlin s. aoft bran. S middlings. | Vc | | | | by leading elevator interests and this was mulk of the trading | against sales ™ Winnipeg at "6c differ. | Advices ffo the seaboard indicat. ed little activity tm export circles owing to weaknes in foreign exchange. Milling demand was quiet and one shipper bought | ‘back a | Cellation. A light of wheat can- shower at Valentine. moderate amount ,Neb., was the light pricipitation reported } from the dry territory. Shipping ea were 14.000 bushels. Market closed Cc lower to “%c _ higher, May 104.4 1.04% to $1.04%, July $1.06% @1.06%. September $1.074,, December $1.10% @ 1.1 : ‘es Corn trade was mostly local, with geen- t ' ; ; | Illinois offered a | rive yesterday, but 'ber 41@41 ee. co] ment about evenly divided. Cash corn basis was unchanged. Was light and industries gre enabling Shipping demand | shippers to work off some of their gur- | making purchases of stocks ijn Current receipts were § light. little more corn to ar- none Was offered to day. Shipping sales were 50.600. bushels. Market closed ‘sc up to “Me off, May plus by elevators - | 76%. @76%ac, July 75% @76c; September 79% “UTO%*c, December 67 Tac Buying by cash houses gave oats a firm Shipping sales. 10,000 bales. Mar closed unchanged to ‘ce up May 47 ic, July 44. mm eee ei te September 39%4c, Decem. | There was no trade in provisions until | the last half hour Lard closed unc 'wged to Z*ec lower and bellies 2445 @5c iower | No trade in ribs. white hominy | St. Louls Hay Market. TIMOTH Y—Standard, $723-25; No. 2. $20-22; No. 3. $18. Alfalfa Meal. No. 1. S24@25; choice, $28.50: No. 2. $20.75a@70 85 a ILLINOIS PIPE LINE IS Special to the Post-Dispatch ' NEW YORK, May 17.—An opening ad- ; vance of 11 polnts in Iilinois Pipe Line | | |after the | | | explained that use | | 13 was thé outstanding feature of today's short seasion in the curb market, was a direct response to the dec'aration of a divident cf $6 a share. wnnoupced close of business Friday. lt eompared with ar $3 declared last IJe- cember. Strength tn Tilinois Pine Line imoarred | 7 a steady tone io the other olls. ‘it +h maiority of these sheres were only iy changed, and trading sme!! cent strength and activity tin Penn uel bas that directors would piace the stock on a dividend basis !n the near future. Among industrials. National Tea efom- mon Was taken at advancing prices. Elec tric Rond and Share preferred did better than moet general price movement waa too slight to be of The feature im the bond this quarter significance. extie Re Dried Fruits. DRIED FRIUUTS—Per te : Tivaporated k at @5Sc. chops at. te; sun. | Slee guarters apples at Vc: chotees and waste at l@iMc; sun-dried peaches at jc, section Wee | This | | changed en in expectation, it wes said, iia atill a = —EEE | Cash Grain Elsewhere | IICA a 17.—Wheat—No. i No. : ys «4 : . ae an - Ne. 3 yvellow, 7 >: No. 2 : *:; sample grade. 645@ V71c 49@49%c: No. 3 white. c; No. 4 white. CAS: r jc. _Barle 87 @ 75c. 5.70 @5.75. Clover seed, $10.50 ard, 10.45c. Ribs, 10.12c. s, 10.25¢ ; = CITY. Mo. May 17.—Wheat —No. 2 hard, 8141.16: “71 04; May. 7c tember, 08c aske.l. . | 74@7hc: No. 2 vellow. 7 -_ - . 74% @7oOc: No | AN ™% GWAR Ye bid: . WEEK END CURB: FEATURE ber, TO%ec split asked 49a 49 No. 3 white, 17 —Wheat—Cash. | ‘) Clover sered. cash. , 15. Alsike—Cash. si10 °n Timothy HO: Mav. $3.50: September. 4 MINNEAPOLIS. May 7.—F lour higher at $6.55@6 Shipments, 40.250 barrels. Wheat—No. ] Northern * May. eta % vy. $1.14: $1.1°%. C€ N yellow, c Onje—No, 3 white. 44%@ Fiax——-Nw,. 1. $7.44%@2.48%. —_—_ > -— Boston Wool Market. FROSTON, Mav 17.—The week ended an the Fostom woo! market with little change in prices or activity in trading here fair amount of business betng done in fine territory wools saith prices a shade softer as a result of ~*cent trans Rran, 45 "ac. } ‘ é3 i — re l‘actions tn the West. The resuite of the | ether public utilities, but the! | ’ drow of almost . points in Conso)idated | | | bids sales al Kerrville and San sealed next wéek will be closely Angelo. Jex.. watched here. —_— > New York Rubber. YEW TORK. May 17.—lubber ribbed sheets, spot. 18% c. For Additional Markets —_- oce Next Page. amoned _—-— ANNUAL WHITE TRUCK FLEETS OF IO OR MORE 1910 19%] I9gi2 1913 I914 1915 1916 1917 1918 I919 1920 1921 922 1923-4 Y & ew The prreadd at the right pice teres the growth of the White Rell Call pear by year since 1910. The totale, however, repreannt onty the Whste T rocks in fleets of ten or more. Tene of of additional Whites are bemg operated singly or mw fects of leas than ten. HIS vear again the While Rol! Call tells transportation’s big- gest truck story. 755 of the country’s foremost truck owners are operating 28,166 White Trucks in fleets of 10 or more.... This is an increase of 162 owners and 6393 trucks over last year's record. ’ Truck by truck, name by name, vear by vear, the building of the White Roll Call has gone on, twice around the 7-year business cycle. Experience and comparison have speeded standardization on Whites. Among the tens of thousands of owners of smaller White fleets or single White Trucks are names that will be on a future White Roll Call. If vou are going to buy a truck or a fleet—get this White Roll Call. Check it over and read the familiar names—firms right here in your city whose trucks you see every dav. Check it over for the names of leading companies in any truck- 13 1 46 #£3 166 567 1i79 1987 4437 6365 7890" 11050 15150. 18062 21773 28166 TOTAL TRUCKS lo 30 51 TI 122 165 197 297 business~—m your You'll find them using line of own. business. there. Ever increasing hundreds of expe- rienced. astute buyers express last- ing faith in White Truck dependa: bility. durability and economy by pyvramiding their investments to millions of dollars. White Trucks justify this faith. Only by consistently giving the most money-earning miles in all lines of business, evervwhere, could White Trucks make the White Roll Call what it is— A fact structure defying imitation. No other truck manufacturer has ever published such a record. No other truck manufacturer can. Get this wonderful record. The booklict—The White Roll Call—twill be sent you free by The White Company, &)2 E. 79th Street, Cleveland, Ohio, or by the branch office indicated below. Write or call. We will be glad to send, too, other booklets dealing with the performance of White Trucks in specific industrics. THE WHITE COMPANY, CLEVELAND ST. LOUIS BRANCH: 41 51-61 FOREST PARK BL. HITE ‘TRUCKS an See ee tee eh oe . oe Ree. 2 i ws by Sou ‘put nace, * . = s fa2 4 i ty i poet Be oe ee oi | a “4 5 « + Sakae Re Sie 4 eo a one” ae Ste MIRE, Ss MAG. yt el ee Ma eee! Bee aig 653i 3. eR ‘Was S38, » 4% - a ie bts +. ey te Sad, . 73 i

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SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 18, 1924. et | ST. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SHALL CHANGEIN | =~ NEW YORK STOCK TRANSACTIONS __ NEW YORK BONDS __* i Siew” LOUIS STOCK ESCHAEE — i;.—Transactions en the Special to the Post-Dispatch. ket at the week end x. . , : - ae 9 in on the . - NEW YORK. May 17.—Follewing ts an official list ef bonds traded . . | — ‘ an, a? ‘arn h ' 4 = : = « » : — ra * : 4i¢ shares of . Special to tue pa “ - _Tatal sales for *! k on ' change were 3.33 snares, compared with 3,224,800 last week. 3,716,500 New York Stock Exchange today, with prices up to and inciuding the Cio &- the ‘| Fellew? a ae and SEW YORE pot! es s ag | é i” ~arket. Total sales today were $6,155,000, against $11.738,000 yesterday, $4,885,000 price pald he the = of = ear : . . ‘ ' . , o - - - nat ~ = & tor ‘ -_ . . . . ‘‘a 04 ‘ et year ago and 7,789,000 inaividual sales for | meelh 100-share jot n the Stock Exchange, with the bh.gnh, oF &nu cu g prices and. the net chanecs *” a week ago, $4.578.000 a year ago, and $9,062,000 two years 14 198.000 a year pared with the youn — 7 _— = extra. fet Payabie in preferred stock From Jen. 1 to date sales were $1,314.506.000. against $1.~ ‘jast previous ween Symbo..2-—— ——~ ' Unchanged f i » and $1.910.050.0 two years a weamn ”: : 3 adh alee ® increase for week. - Parner eae - ae eRe ee See | Ae ae se ee ree Tae PGR ene er eee: a a age. = Ve 00 7s s°. _— Decrease. : - b+. : — : —7T Net | —— — _essilasianeetin - } mm wees 2 em “| fet | | ' ‘e ' | | -vet : Sales—Security High. Low Close. | — MPARATIVE RECKIPTS : Stocks and Sales High, Low | € ; | Stocks and- Sales High Stocks and | Sales) High | Low - eo 1 ET "ERAGES. ; $ ; cv pev wk. Tear ace Stocks andj Seles High “er | for | for | Annual for | fer | fer |. | Ansual for | for | fo: Annual | for | for | for |. “eek GOVERNMENT BONDS. BOND MARKET AVERAGC= | 7 | | ant we. F Aseual § . for | fer | for | ek Week. | Div. Rates! Week , vie. Rates Week. Week. Wee! ne . | Div. Rates Week| Week. Week —__—_——— - ———e Average. Saturday. Friday. | La , y 4 r : a wan sae 3) 87.43 | ate a: ...- Sam B1SS 7. — Ths Rates Week. Week Week + — tC ra - or — —— : >. —- ae 7 —cy ae oo : ; 8 ee ee ne ~* » i © tr &/ . ae en VV , r “7 ae 54 43 ec 2 J6 uU 8 . i : ; - ; Adame l. 6 3 72 a4 ry ; 4 * + a - ay rm re) yh - 2 , ‘ : . : or: "fd ; : ' . = pe = ‘ ‘ . “ 4 5:31 1 - = .—9 100—9 100—9 jaaieel : we : + lo pf 3 95" : _». Siete "32- 100—71 100—19 100—1° | ombir vane ~* (tty of St. L 40 (1978) Franc Following News of « do phd. | a ae 8 Te | : . ne | Political Overturn in That Country Featured Ex- ' change Market — Price Reaction Later. _ a ~ aa . > oP ar : a leciine in sheep was ° 100—14 100—11 100—1"2 oc, )40—Security. High.| Low. Close. Zert RITY “Te : foute Maths Stackyaris the past . ; . - 101 '100—31 101 INDUSTRIAL BONDS. Apa te mage yy He ——$—— — — at nx of Commerce......) gpg . ress *: ' nad Iv ii Sinc Ot! 7s ‘37... 38% S5% SS% Mest-Clymer , 0+ 6 wee es por the owe SS eee . n VWiot | . : Pu Coe Hroen Shoe nfa i. 2 a f, > - Arriva's c Corn Prod %58) 345 be, 34 i i tot: Cand ‘ d's ;3 24 ofd4 & : 90% , le ‘ reg “US ‘100—23 100—2z2 100—25 | 6 ig gf tio te os . 2 te Gertaieans Prod ist péé....f a ; , i euaiity war : : . ‘ . -~-« . ~ FT a , Chicago iv Eeuto pfs ~~ > ae a iv 4 > ted ‘+ eee g es ren S manner ie, a Mm. % , egeee eff loc te. oes Ginie DD _——— 100—27 100—75 100— 205. oe ‘i= = he =~ t+ = 19° —20 102—135.102—1: : Sug 7s Fre = —_ ~ — — EE —_— ee _—~ | ’ Quotations of al) United States Libert) bonds are in doliars and thgrty-seconds © a dollar That is. for instance, @ sale | q . | gn . 4 > te — = : — — printed 99-14 means $99 and twenty-four 1h" SCR ee ee ; $ 3: $0 by eee Gty f Ser 3 : _| Mackay Pp: oe a | -- Bid is - ai) am : e 1 thirty-seconds of a dollar and not $¥9.-4 _-FVed wis we ~~ a ot ee ‘47 85 95% ‘41 107% le7T%s ——— Ge | Imternationa! ia ee le ' 2 - . an ~~ cy " ‘ vr di 2 e : . y 2 _ ‘ Q° —s 3 . a : 51 : = a eee - c : — “8 . . is ’ ~ la. De! i» — : , STOCK MARKET AVERAGES. am D s)n 3a: ] . _ =_ 6 be « u * -_ ‘ ‘ of ly es R&aMb6s_ Rice =? x Ly»ry (senile har md ~~« a « = =. 7 . . dae - ° ,, ae : ‘> , ; ) , "2 aaae * - = "4 } ; i : 3 «« : ; ] . 1¢ ‘a : hig — , . 40 Stocks . 73.81 74.30 74.40 76.54 | - oe fl OH | 31081. 1077. 103% — % Ma : } 4: : 5 y tng rom 6: 105% 10 . 28 Belgium Se ° 7 -- ~ re iba greis os ble Bs a fa ,;~ Argen (in “al m9 *, S Steel ‘6: : - Southwestern Bell pfd.....3 : -“ | m. louie Screw Ce. . -: ss ae Rs, kinds appear [nite 4 * . ¢ ‘ of bute her cows gained je Ax: sovearing mainly at $5 to 36.75 quotable up to $8 Common | cutters | —— - 2 See ey ted Rrve 4s c of 6... - ae ‘Edison Electric Se, ee Canners and in price for the Sh Bf ah a y a ‘hboloans $5.25 an 4 . = . . : » « . . t s « } my : S-. s? | > 7 i “ = . . , > - - . 4 . : , e * ‘dwee trade. top ’ ore ; poration’s unfilled orders report, and am ah. . ay ¢ 12 RS ~ ~ “49 pie | q te all the close. however | . of mews, as affording a favorable 108 125% us — aa commanding $9.50 epportunity for resuming operations or about im line with the close! " . id nowy for correspen lan be -eceding Wes. : They attained a fair success at the &?_870.900.000: | “ Hog Market Higher. 4 @tart. After a day or two however. ae 4 r orresponaing week 3 | . . m0 O00 es a te bam Ge aid teat ‘ton’ it became clear that weak stock was | . not being brought into the market. LONDON. ’ , aa ? : the total offering for the six days | | ‘Shscoust rates short bi 2 4 i for the, previews et fused to Break. With activ- iscou®t retem « ¥ g , sh fo | ere aces firmed ne- — Lhbree months Billa ahs a ng a igual” ee: level of the vear, prices firmed up * go 'p¢a ne, ON oO 9 19S | Moo Ma 3 18 18 18's, 181 ~ 3a) 3o-| 32%" is |S See nee Bee 881 NEW TORK. say 17.—e BFS heen eood the. pant week aithous ea a a wes o* Ee de at, : a 2 . rf. .s : att ~Px 3% OS 7 Ste-W p 10 : . >3 5 | 7 Jap 2d : 4 9° :- a7 ' 9 Be J ‘3 Swn , ae | Stee Olars. Aes. an cae was 8 gee , ’ . SUE Etaiage wales and a |Armeur DT 6 BS) 64164 jets | do 2 Pld) ot) 438) $38) ta oe Se eee em Boobs 32, ae ata in| 8 TD 28 #31: Oe pom) pom | 4S BAM Tr Ge °68.:) 55%) eee) 2 I wet Boisic, “Tesiinee’ the warty’ past et fres) demonstration of the lack © ” De : ' _ : : . . “ti $1, ; ae! : + 3. . 77 90% § : . Bond aseee 3 wren. prises cnined speculative eonviction and of pudiia sits Paes interest. A similar condition pre- wailed in the other markets “all of this reflects, of course the continued uncertainty as to the course of business. President Coo!- fidge’s well-reasoned and emphatic message in vetoing the bonus bili was all that could be desired and shows that the public can rely on his courageous action if similarly objectionable legislation is present- ed. But whether (C@ngress will abide by his verdict ts still a question In addition, the tax measure and the MeLlary-Haugen bill are to be dealt with. The chances are that the lat- a thoroughiy uneconomic pro- will fail. Just how present- | ) y | ) | ctylleel sd ie apt eee te . : + } re | 7. r s, ~ , . ~\ . , : ; 2% J Be, ns a —_ . a ; . : : : — a *: . - ,1% 2 C f =: ‘vt 5 os a a : tae ; Ser ; n% .* ne ality. bate od. ry sq ee oe A eeange te : , ; : y'. . . rt ' *31 7. . ’ n ’ tS Lo L! Té at GM *« “O14 , 1? OSL lst « & P oH. larcely. stags shewitne no! ef the bonus are things which the = eee wi o | 103 : : - 9 mi 3 ; | oe | - : ie ‘a . + | a | — itis g Sees ust markets simply wih have to con- : 4 : | oo s 13e | , a . 8 8 : - Nunna | . | - ~s ons en - ; | Beth St os “Se. ay | sgn wane eens he a gr Bre . 45 . ~~epa w 2 ‘ . . : : ‘ ’ | x! 97%, ; . 11 Reth St 3 : 7= ! = : - 2 r= wit as aa selling in a wide spread ‘mintohing. Considering the radica. pufr Roc Bh bedi Gps r Heo Phi 2 6 33% 22% 32% - “of § » 93 . nt & Ch i ‘kyn Ei 7 @D LOB %y 108% 1094s 9c US se 6: + te i.) 5 ah sheep Receipts Fair. reductions which already have taken _ a 3: 1 75 8 = : 1447 ws ‘ + 127° 5 ~ . . s 7 * ga! 2 Ch s . 63 | : SLIM&S cs : . = “* « falr eon of sheep and ons Sky meeer P iesertbation of . : cE : “af | | Pp : T > “Abe : 3 2 : , “tLIM&sS ret ts° Si, ; ae } & . ' : oo | ° ; . . 's 0: -Tab tecord *9 : , oe + Te! ——, ; | | ee 4 es a Lys a cao Ja met, ers | to suggest that rather extravagant al Pi q*) 4 ‘ ; rhs . ~~ Slt, 1 4 . Q 7 bs é 2 By ; ‘ 100° 1 * 1no? Cu! . : ee Ss. : : i" s =" - : here aot (Ww cons! gnment. coming | Mepes of fresh increases in consump- “a © % 23% 22% 23 “a5 39 24% [2% 2 aF 49 6 47 48! Va Rog P18 40%! 30°, 40% one © Md 5s.°30, 8 - RH cvt Se 25. | St |. Sw | oe Kana vring.ng SIG2® te « ‘tion will not be realized. There is q . r. on ~ i roe | : : Yast ber oy : neo . 8 és |, 98 7 "Ss : : Tittle, on the other hand. to suggest ‘that publie’s buying a®d consump- tion this year will not be on a level | which. when compared with any- ‘thing but the highest revords, will We quite generous. It does not seem ‘unduly optimistic to expect, there- | ‘fore, that when the effects of the everpreduction of the early spring ‘pave worn off. the markets will re- ifiect the appearance of a norma! wWolume of buying. The countty may Not, perhaps, have a record year of ‘business. as some hoped, but it, ‘should have one which will show A good profit for efficient enterprises. . “A sharp break in francs followed “the news of the French political veverturn. After a fair recovery the ‘price has settled down at around 6& | ‘cents. In view of the fact that the pee ot ‘franc sold as low as 32-5 cents in| °C A: * ol ‘_wre ure a, ee a's* es 7 l- - . - x & "9 ls 6s — e i HwitrDrnRtiae Unie i? “+ 4 i— Qe ee - =) OR pe es + coz at ae al “2H sales—Se urity. dig . Bs. : RAILROAD BO) € See 1de | oe * the previous. week's | — a a > @Qlese. ton t day reachin ; 8S. with the Y C @ed Gs “35 1005 28Rs ; nd of the 190 to 250 pound offerings r @i de TOLSSS |= : n Lar im a spread of $:.55 to PL rig b geil s . iehitet . Show a gain | -- = > @&s ~~ F ss a ~~ iw tlie WD io rp | i+ @ ad i> bad et ed a ; ' | = a Tek - 2 ™ Hiss 7+ . -_) ~ He > ° Buyers paid from $7.45 to for the averages from 100 te 180 pounds, weient and quality ef the offerings 'nflu- encing the range in price. Pigs compared with a week ago show compdrativety littie | Tre firet of — week wit n this clase of swine alag, but i~r om Caused a comeback St. one-weight offerings aver- are quotable weight crades " “a2 a8 . : -as : ot i } peepee also figuring steady at a a ox 2 s ' - + alt eda ~ z= i725. amd leht olee and peewers oH Cc“ i Zs Stte sw * * + * — * ~ ie ee #s ~~ — = ow His 5149 > ie | . Cio hm we 5 - oe - ~ ~- ore 193% INDUSTRIAL BONDS. ae . mm a! — $02 Vt Ot «det ee - ism - © Ast, ; : : ~~ at $450 to S550. The week's baw the different clasees of ef ine | ; the ? niowing range ’ retce : hege Tae to 750 pounds. at 37.50 and shiopers. tn Se Suwhe 2 m-weght - * 7+ mediu » 1349 n@e and dewn at Packer sowe at elm a An | -*seaeaneen@erroagmesveee & % LesF or In 4« ty was an varced here fhe past | uwvattee * * — iipeers he: +. as this = Beit for shern stack be . @€urreni «es «or Merium ts gsed > @re quotabie at FITS te Sig 7 - e od ra > a $ ‘ewe is Se ~~ ~~ “ os 35 — TStLAW 43°50... _ 6d oa ies ’ ~~ % i @) ‘SO - 7) . vi a z P ee - 2 " r®, +> +aas - = i) > —- om re wt Vine we March and closed 1923 at 5 cents, the ich Tv Cab4 veurrent price would seem a very fair chil ¢ 2° sone. The extreme rise in the franc | “™ aused no little uneettlement§ in| French business and finance. At a ‘price between 5% and 6 cents these, ; | ait Wifficulties should be eased and the we Pecmmgedres eo wae sme | . ility shou f- 3: — oS iene great Sains posttoutarty jrather Inactive, with Liberties firm Markets at a Glance aS |s the Bank of France must have |2"¢ other groups relatively aes. || Ew TORK Mav i7.—Cendit! rucibie Stesi Co. ef Ameria ®. | Soectal to the Post-Dispatcn Ws large foreign credits intact. Fair Exchange Activity. — ig A eg Bm A ggg, on ) -» ames DM CHICAGO. May 17.—Fe 7 “Business transacted tn the for- | « German Ald Prebicem. ‘eign exchange market was in fair * “Bome concern has been felt ever volume for a Saturday, interest Whe possibility of the French elec- again being centered in French weak. Sp ee Aions delaying the acceptance of the francs. Fiuctuations in this curren- he i LANGES ts ' Sra eee re Dawes report. The change of gov- cy, however, continued to occupy the TO. , varnment necessarily will delay the smaller range. which has character: ‘beginning of negotiations between ized trading in the franc since the Pre ct mega s ‘oe ‘ eitiees —_ “rance and the other countries tn- temporary unsettiement following : mae nett ' , 7 pound today, selling at 1° Wolved. It may be doubted. however, the news of the French election re- lwhether completion of the whole sults. After selling off to 5.69 cents — ; : ; ,@peration actually will be post- the price recovered to 5.71 cents at r'TlLeE—Stror ome claeses high- wponed. Many persons appear to have which level the net decline on the rhipnt sbelieved that all mecessary docu- day was but 5 po nts. Sterling was hipping de- “ments could be signed and a loan firm an % of a cent higher at Mieated for Germany in short order. | $4.36%. while the majority of tMe 0000 “Buch hopes were illusory At best other European rates were Sights . . “She arrangement of a final settie- higher. Braztiian money. on tie Turpentine, Flax, Linseed ment promised to be a matter of other hand, was conspicuousiy wea lt ate ‘9 sWaArNwWisissBwanwrekisewVWre ws IF 2 PP a ct of the offcrinas. Horses and Mules. Forse and mule recefote were verv leht * lLoule the pest week. o net exeeeding 3290 heed. About * her cent ef this total comoerteed com- mal consignments, outlet for which was a “rh avoetions end on the alieve. The ioe) demard in horses was Kine and -agtern chants. a a? wt? Mparn tively miro be t ok ¢ * e3? gos Ke Tre he . o > ot [NATIVE HORSE QUOTATIONS. eon | & to choice Grafts Pe a a _ — °. te “Virrisey' —-SOeis ene wW-gil Ge aiui-viswe - 7 53 J a 95 . 5 v4 192% lé my ~ a * BESETSs. uv ee ~ ~~ ~ i) 32.5385 + ~ / ot oe > ~ fue J . ee EE oe = ii vf 273 S8S32°33 Fs TSE a re a a -~. -_ -- « - ce) ~ - - IVwoswe. ePeerns , wo » ~ ~ = ~ ex4*, 34 | “Corl = 34 lL. 1 rf 4e "49 S$ P@4SS M5 '23 99% SP458SM 6%, 711075 1 ; 4 38 &7 es re) 2&3 — ~~ - 3. i - @ “te s * = . ; “s FS ove +O-des ’ _— re ee ‘ . Yielding 7 iyir Bis — 252% 2 we } > aia ce-i¥ee ‘3 3: { ¥ 104% 1045, 7 97 which leases this _ ‘ , ag fe F234 years at an anneal : muem, 15 to 353 pando... 120@166 00. as against - es on mules, 15.2 te 16 this issue of only | ; — - . wy. ~ | iaetton males. 13 te 33 We Call Attention” mel. chead mules. ay NOR 1 HERN R, S CHiIcaco. x i = May 17. (U. & Dept. of Agri- ance I Rweiswweed ~ NYT" con 48 ‘98. ‘months rather than of days and “Following a break in ' Liver . - e > ra bed 7 © .* pweeks. Much legisiation has to be poo! ™s ke mv - 0 - vena aeemes Hoge— Race tpassed by Germany and important American equivaient, on - ‘Gawion First a "Regotiations bave to be conducted and better weather news from this Due May 15. tween the Governments involved side, cottons displayea an easier “before the matter of a loan can be tone. At a late price of 29.55 cents stock, mote ° 34 oi 23 Yellow Taxi. 47° . > or *i ¢ . - om! ‘fl The annual rental &@ ‘fe? Lew Oe imtat Vw Ove on? fh Reel? 0! Bel ~ 7) ‘2 = vw A A I OE Re a a ET A EI ‘taken up. Bankers must have mat- | the July option was 33 points lower. 5. 4 75@480. F. 4.90. G, 4 95@5.00; Hi. a dividend of $8. joudie the aroun nal ae TS ae | Hi ine’ to the clanetthesl sters in such detailed and definite ; Sentiment in the market continues ~ os at ) 3. Da — ie alliage + term that they can truly estimate /|to be mixed, the market for the new LUT? - tees Woe 4 nt dettend of Sh oe i. Bost St i M i | ) : | cnerannets charee. the risks which the investor is asked crop being. of course, largely influ- am th ~s> | 922 a on et comes before 5 “Ge take. Realizing this, the delay enced 5» the weather, since this is . , ~ Suecial to the Post-@:svatch on all its own onds. “@hich the French changes will oc- the critical time for the crop Trad - ; ™ -. Iu , ‘ Geetembar : _— York « yee ~ od Aa | - : ¢ : rr .- = = — . mn - - eT 1 ower tmpajer operations until some of the at $23,300,000 fans and discounts RK. May 17.—Recen! _w wugar futures aacvanced on coverins Sexisting political uncertainties have share was disbursed y SECURE FARM MORTGAGES Earning 6 per cent NewYorkStockExchange |} Farm Mortgage Se. Louis Stock Exchange Certificates Chicago Stock Exchange |} 4) _©**™!" 6% per cent | Chicago Board cf Trade we ites _——e oP oe o—- —- - > ~~ > ne ioe" GH “2 Our @ ~~ «4 see ~ aa ys uo mijmet4+ oo ~ sd Jd Pe oe - @-i~wusrs or $35.43 ae os ~~ Led ~ wis tte eH fete Be Wit Breve GQAag@m-iiww Pad SF dé — — increased $2%.399 600 and demand de- ~~: ; moderate rallies in ¢ and seattered commission bu , as * . et for ca ut : . Toenthe advanced 9 to 10 een cleared up. For one thing, the posits rose $15,500,009. : ver 1] oo irst price ¢ pert: im the balance during the trad New York Bank Statement. te 3% une : d we be session, it not having been antic- NEW YORK. May It —T t-y 3 oe FC “et closed unchanged 25 to 7 50 ‘ine granc- that the attempt of Congress ditien of clearing bowse banks and trust a ae aang ‘mae. override the presidential veto CO panies for the week show an exoees in ; >a Set 71 6 ot $17.004,870 Mare! | Dry Goods Market Review. these circumstances speculative ; *. i: Rie Ts. 14% #14" Snecial te the Post-Diseetch * was iargely tacking and “ i =~ [pw YORK. Mayr 17 Was an exceeding!y dul! New York Bank Clearings. ' 410-412 Olive St firm tene at the start was not ©™ "Ss $905.000 000. New York bank . * S: , = 8 r : s* «+ e~ ~~" For Addi . ge peet 2754373 © . . . De it:onal Markets 3380 maintained among ihe indus- ne ig ROSS 000 080. New Tork Federa : for #68 , Main Cen. 1669 te of the se'die-rs” benus bill was } Sitar nen eased off 1, —The actta! con to | ch P : ated Refined “ Ren be matic until afternoon. Un- | Tes of 823.520.550. This is a decrease _—- —P-... . — and meaeningiess affair. 4 \PW YORK. May 17 —New York bank Pe ' ets . " . a* bee rp tita, $7 * | exceeding! Remerve credils, 379,000,000. . Jemdiahy. 22.000 ye suctaciens of all See Preceding Page. AS }

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eS ee es Mee ee ee ay t ; , POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 18. 1924. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH St. Louis Stocks | MONE IN SHEEP ~NEW YORK CURB _| ITN PIPES DAWN | = (New York Coton ||| Produce Elsewhere ||| Butter, Eggs and Poultry ae YORK, M ‘ “e+ , ¥n. S sendy, 7? Cotten futures) NEW YORK. Mey 17—-nave pouliry | ST. LOUIS BUTTER, BGG AND POUT. Mome-Greve. 30c to BSc - ger BT. 14 LOUIS STOCK EXCH , | } wey ) ANGE, th a. steady: f 7.— Transactions on the } \ » q - no freight quotations TRY EXCHANGE, May 17.—8St. Louis bere crates, et at the week end sontion ore te y° ie the Pov hemat h ies. Low : ed ope unchanged. Dressed Poultry quiet; | commission houses today paid the follow. s tera iaelpel. te Tie per 16 shares of stocks and $3009 1’ @ * previous ‘los list of vale: W . a ~—— po an ge | ing prices to farmers and country shipoe-s ars ye Following is a list eof stock bonds. “3 Sales of st or ; in on the Ne highest, lowest, c'osing and | Ay .....81.05 30.79 3L.13) NEW YORK, May 17. —Rutter. steady: | for round lets of the various articites ° Ee = ty ey 0c to Bales ih.. 4 8 : Cc ew York curb market today. July .....28 66 28.45 28. 56 22 $06) te Ezes—Firm: receipts 31.- | (small orders are usually quoted higher): a6e It PHS! Toe 100° Woe. to a price paid and the net chan in the c . Rea, ~ c. ase of Standard Oil | Octobe .. hs ” 5 — 35 heese—S8t ONTONS— jared with tha preceding day's ae ne $$$ onds repreesent $1000 face value each of § ocenae FEO gg Baas “a aa ak Sa ne | wOUnes, cady; receipts, 305.353| EGGS—Fresh country cand'od, 22%; | $1.75: white, $1. 1) b Ps Vv tte eerste: _ “pe ~ _— . - .* : ° - . ee Decrease, .. Unchanged, "INC reage | re Sales—Security. High, Low. Close. Pres Sal Prev January .24.03 23.90 23. 38 een S. >: | Peturned. ty Ay seat snr dana OMe STARD Shfen SS “28 -* Sea 300 te ‘ : an E ee eet errno e ales, Security High 1 os ° Open! , \ r - o | Creamery : ; s y | é : YE RECEIPTS DO “ “ iY. ilg aw. Close. Ciese.| NEW YORK. May 17.—Renewed liquide. | pening: May, 41.05; July. 28.65: Oc-ie . > ; - | BUTTER c — BR. to Soc per a COMPARA TI arg _ one MESTIC BON DS. oon eer “ ition and scattered selling promoted by good | tober, 24.95: Decembe ° | 26) ; . + —- Creamery axras, 5] = ae IN DE PE NDE) T OILS. | weather in the South. also reports of an | 2393. Tr, 24.25; January, | ceipts, 3d. 268 unchanged: Te- | irsts, 32c; seconds, 30c: packing stork. bast —tmeans Hank ————*: *. : . 29097 “ im 7 10? % (192 4102 %i.... Dna t basis, caused further declines | fae re . | 28c; weedy and onion flavored, l6¢ NEW POTATOES— ne and a a 24.155 20.959 ‘| GA 7s nm °331106 10 Alden | Oil 28c | 38 1 2 yon. = oar - —— TD | A tttCAGU, May 17.—Potatoes, : mph. Pirst Nationa! o : F ves «.-- a5. oR 96.133 . . AG&E] Pn ” % 1 wm 1 Cit 'i39 139 wee! . in today’s early trading in the cotton mar- | — BE ina TE RAF irather sh w on old stock. m 2 ; pe bey ng J38c cacked trfu s4. Alabama hon t§ W - * ra vi J —s -" 425 3.987 10. G00 ; SA ST are 4 % | 04 % | 3c s “RB” , 13.2% » 2 | ket. N | rec eipts. 47 ars: total U ¥ sat steady: ) CHEESE—Per pound: Northern twins, 25. nt Shoe . : on A 48 "ion ' 20 5 .Glnaate oo 13 The opening wee 2 asy ata Spatine of 11 ew r eans | otton iy F w isconaia sacked round whites $120 /19c; single, 1@%c; longhorns, 19 %c:; dai- | POTATORS aati. 100 joe. xe ones hoe tee s% { “A 0 ene ee acon s O14 101 4 oi e a, , . LF S : to °?S8 points ane active montns soon eect & eas | , - : : Octob 4 a i.—Cottonm fu- oo - ) 0 : ee AP wane x “aa r fagner Kiectric com. °y “" } .117. 154 12 21.431 128.756 ASH 0 toa -| 83% | : 2 “ tg 0 | ive f 1% | potting ee ee ee eke ee ~—e, tures closed st.ady wt net dec! ap 18 t ite Tart A. sak: yh a! bama wacked bliss | 91-50 per dozen; common live squabs, $1 | $2 0 Edison Liee 5s. $1,000, 991, : aH SRS 5 B st Ge wil 66 1 oe | oa |e 3G O of Pal'bs nt age there was a Kood deal of Southern. local | 5° points. _ ____. |remene SESE ee Snes OS Ae ane Gane ee ro ADM ele : od jand Well street selling. and it seemed that Cee ha CER RO oy HICAGO. Mav 17 * : . or tips dozen . te, o , —Poultry. alive, | LIVE POULTRY——Hens. 2i“%ec:; leg- a eon SS) 37.000) 98 . { 500 dociine in sheep was the most CNRE 7s | Lago Pet .| | “| 4% jonly the appearance of tore favorable | I | tower fowls, 2 WEEK aD 48 _CUGS IATNG Q- QUOTATION é A nced change fn livest ock prices at : s B7s 1106 5 106% 106 % 106% Mex Oi! weather conditions in the South had been | > mre. _low. Ciose. __ Close. | roosters. 1 th ~3c, broilers. 40¢¢46c: | horn hens, 20c; cocks and stags. 13>: 7 Aathaemg nn 2 ea cca 15e¢ te 30¢ | rev. SEC ry. ug a s National Stockyards the past > Te Se.| 75 | 73% be Vy ~ Mex Panuc' se . / de, | Sle . Other uaeduae undhaneed’ 40c and ' blacks and email aprings. Béc: ae 2 at hy) aes a . * + oe Bee a “ the above. total. cattie ané OO) ne a . j a9 ‘ 6 | 99 | New Mex lL. q = fi, Me | cables re port) ne a poor spot demand and lec ember 2; | ps i 24.05 : i m . hens. 24c; turkeys, toms, “lic: - Si Mi . : 9 24,156 head as against ~.U.00 DCityG oe 101% ' 1 i le Penn By Oj)! pe | 5 | . 5. | sell ing by importers. | Janney: ? Se . o . ° yen Shoe nf. , Lae | ; fous week. Arrivals comprised ‘ D> 5) - 0 ¢)101 od 101 % |101 Penneck ' : The deciine was checke! bv ce overing | Soeageercteneees —__—_— ; 23.97 | A rtainteed Prod Ist rceet 4 5 tee western stock and quality was DuLP 5} | Red R i. i : ) : 2 around 28 47 cog r and 24 85¢ for | Openin May, 31.00; ia 28.37: Oc-| Seago Kn wee COLI... . ia iy common to medium, with a few fin- Bwi... "100 % | 100 8 100 | 200 % Sale co un) 2 | 2 | October. and alli ‘eral points from | tober, 24.92: Dec mber, 23.94 January, | CHICAGO, May 17.—Although the utter lSe, geese, llc; geese, plucked, 5-; Naa, bunches. mirago Kv Kouip pfi..... | ‘ye q A es represented. Best native heef FSu 6s 3: 3s) 98% 98% 2 c it Ae to 160 pounds. 9% 10¢ . Lag barrels, BA Fulton tron Orks pra ’ 4 classes averarec u 25 1M 6%swil 94%! re ‘ * pl ee os a weather. he bulee was not frily main ie a” i arkets except New York. ) @i lbs.. 8Oc r Ih; 1804 Uiten Tron Works*com....' ¢ 7 an ne bulk of all Corn Beit steers : + 6s! po tei 4 } mown Oi .| & | 50c | b4ec tained. but the close was steady at net {about 2000 bales from mill centers and aeee Were some indications that ves | 200 ibs.. T@8e per Ib.; conan under-/; ATS eme-srewe man nan Mycraulic Press Brick pfd 67a a for killers cashed in a spread of McN& |. wi a ON 25e | 220 | 2: 2a declines of 16 to Jo points. some further shipments are e@®pected from | waekiy raview bottom, according fed. underweighs, etc.. selling for charges; |) 2) i 75 ret nansemond. H» draull: PP; pes Brick com : - 75. (‘ommon is Nn ds graduate 1 1 ’ - : A , . ii We 0 & (; 5: : ‘ : ; 5 Perhans the most prom tinent feature in KE; ‘astern beit points. partic ularly Norfolk. Agr te es ag or the Federa . spring lambs. M@i7c. Sheep, 3@ 4c: ° t T per s bu Mternational “hoe pfd....._. af x 7 and under ay hile tops scored . > a | oo0c ey P L Ma! 1s ‘ »1, |the cotton market during the past week | No improvement has been noted in reports | duction onal economics F ' bucks, 2@2%c. according te size an! BQ —— SCEaS cummer. 1 per Intern ational Shoe com > ; y 0.25 to $10. 7a. The Texas range coun 8 Nor >i : : . ‘ _— has, been increasing mery ousness over the |from the ae c goods markets, but the | crease. but Robt on aa showed a dec ided in- | quality: culls: less, SMAT TOSS "arias ft ae, , " r c ‘ 1,0 cars of grass ‘ inew crop start. The weather has been too | census report showing domestic mill eon- | ‘or sale eceivers, while pressing goods FROGS—Per desen Jumbo. $2 25; me “29 repea 2-Del Ov Pr tee IF Piry sent ip oe hich w mostly from os] ; | 87%) 87: wet fr ections and generally too cool | suniption of 480,010 b for A on arrival, were unwilling as a y ; ' 7 , which ere ost Pathe cr 4 | 7 ———_ — - : cee eae 1 some section s 00! ip ) ales r of 2. ac lede 7 ’ sales © $8.75 our care : 9° > Ss bs 7 aaa lte be rer Rarer Gorekinatian ban te nared with 44% G48 ton tines 2 Pril. COM- | rule to shade prices and were inclined t dium, $2; smgl!l. $1.50: babies. 75c. Mo-lllinois - a 9% to $7.85. tor ‘ ; ‘ . ‘ ~* | to SAUIStAactor: on . or Ala and 576.514 | put goods of . . "RG TURNI?PS— $1.50 $1.79 even ‘ , “ 04 ‘ ’ ; | | | delayed, and the growth of early ptanted |last year. was generally commented upon. oF Merit in storage. VEGETABLES. r bu basket; M ama $ Be batten : Friday bi ought ) Missouri Portland Cement :. h Texas cows ; ‘ee ,j | | re Pt “ith t} lt tha Drives ab ap While the trade was rath t, : . : -° he highest in this « lal ‘ f ‘ i cottons checked, wit 1e result that fur- rivate cables received here haye reported er auie grass . . . lanters Realty pfd ' 7.40, ont sseere and heifers orem native | » SON - + : wiltes | , ‘ther reports of replanting have been re-|continental buying of new cro - Liver pe bexan to make its appearaace ARTICHOKES—California. 50c¢ te $2.50 4 to $1 25. Rice Stix Dry Goodg bet pid. VV. sa) , } @ monthly cold storage report of May | °¢? box. FRUITS. losed weak to 2oc off. The best |ceived during the middie of the week there | pool. 15 showed 897 ASPARAGU! , —— en. uthwestern Bell pfd......i1048 . pots € 4 up to $9.50. the top. |appeared to be an apprehension that the NEW YORK, May 17.—Spot cotton |, -_ ‘7.000 vounds of holdings | : ‘ Alton boxog. S2 +) to Bd; APPLES—RBen davis ead no, $1.68 Ay Bt. Jouis Screw Co.. 48 ‘ . ssid Merny seorea > 0 at $6, $5 and ; 1 May. compared to 3.248.000 a year | home-grown, $1.50 t> $2.50 per dozer 25: willowtwias, $4 ¢.85.50, . to movement of early cotton from tne South- | quiet; middling. 31 Li wo and against f | bunches. ¢ $5.50. "es > . . *t#e ae > | } en -r- ‘ & m9 : { a 8 t ‘eo. oe ” > ' Enited Ry p ofr. - 10%" ‘ . . m— 2 to $4 and cutters imonth premiums, led to considerable NEW OR LE ANS. May 17 i.—Spot cotton . 130.902 tubs. compared with u baskets, $2.25. ome Krow nh. 7bec PANAN (8—41t ce to bB\Nc pound. ws Ne ~e Se os. eG ie at eo 7, to $3.75. followed ering by both old and new crop shorts |@Uiet; 35 points down; sales on the spot, ae tubs the previous week. The | Per, dozen bunches. Renerally -, a oe 5 trade and commission house demand for j Recelpts, 1110: s- ock, 110.725. ined May 10 indicated an increase of 7 i ae, ee p if % : ha per. GORA NGES-California. $9 to 94. 75 per iri-Edison Electric 5e.! 99% ing 4 xe teloxnas Somennndl ing $4.95 to $5 FOREIGN BONDS. | Ww 25 holies ley = ,mew crop deliveries. Later. however, the ; NE REI ‘ant yaar and 9.5 “oe Le eee Be fs . ee beakers, : 0 | box: Florida. $3 to. $5 pe es - $5.25 and beef animal s wi th weight ; an er | ‘ a.) 4 RESSMHeRLR lousion was relieved to some St. Louis Spot Cotton. Minnesota Co-o oe 4 — 4 | oC ‘CUMBERS—Texas, $150 ty $4.25 STRA WBERRIES— Arkansas, si 50 te “$5 to $6, Trade in stocker and Kg N 6s , 91 a1 "1 90%, extent by reports that cot was reaching >= Derative e . ” : Missiesippt, $2 to $7.50; Tennessee, 0 lo | OR! YR) PRU! OR A here for lelivery on ntract ‘ . ; 7 : Spot cotton declined 25 points iation reported an | 7 | * bu Db , 4 “a 4 « > bal ; he , ~ i ‘ ‘ e a : ° n . eas per u ae - = Money , Silver cattle wes about like that . : the ¢ = : ~" —d 4 ’ " « , nresge Ss ’ ‘ 7 , end of the month ana Friday's P cr 6 of 1.8 : ys E $2 Lo $s": 75 per “4 quart case ’ cy, k. Reveipts and demand were Swi G 9%_, OS %4! GH8,) : Leh P Sec ‘ e+ Bas i> geerite tulr amd earunar de , turkeys, l6c: spring ducks, 2 Weekly Butter Review. lover, 30c; ducks, 24c; muscovy ducks, | °°“ misALis sFY~tHome- -crown, 400 to 6500 108% | — _ * mt het OD af whee) PP Waener ,ectrie Corn eo | ‘eon . p com...) 20" , 214 A me = SOO 1905 ae ist OrDrs ere Haz Cor aura Quotations: Good ordinary, 26. ;}cent over the previous week. Wholesale | CEL ‘RY Florida, $4.50 to $550 per wee 4 z ow middiing. “&8.25c: middiinge. ¢ & 4 ¥4 ces of 8° seore hutt . | crate. : rm wate with averace prices steady. - pwiss G be! 09%! 99% 99%! § : LeVCoal nw j} the South were followed by some realizirg Food middling, J1.7oc; idli ir, at Chicags ere “ = a “2 “4 CAULIFLOWER—Home-atr wn, $1.50 Liverpool ‘Spot Quiet. ote Clearing House As - varied from —eyur ~~ 7) ae STAND. ARD OILS. | WwW i... 18 & es) 30% an% jin the new crop deiivertes. The resnonse 32. 20¢. spectively: J Ne ' Fork. 38 tec . ds +; | to $3 per bu ,BOx. ae eee May ak ——4 ott tbiis for May a common kind t S....9 the top, this 7p oo Nat > BR. of the market to the prosmect for hetier eg at Boston, 39 und at ees: | EGG PLANT ln Sa 1%-bi crates, ndis dual accounts . fer choice feeders. Veni calves ad- 0 Br s 292i ; eee NYTC 108 0 Ms oe loan weather was regarded by lo ) ‘as | New York Cottonseed Oil. phia, SY%c and 40\c. $4.50 for at all. $1.75 to 2.50. fully middling, 4 17 88 O00. debits “ bank and bankers’ ac Gisanced in the midweek trade, top at one re ive + + oO Pt. ‘ 1 : 109 % 109%% | indicating that t ompla'nis hed NE TORK ore" lottankal ' EEN EPPERS— lorids’ 1% bullow midd 84 O00 O00 ti aking a total of Serie : reaching $10. 50. This advance e was 4 st bes ‘ — — : Rad Corp. ‘ 34) + ee 31, ‘ | made neo wery t . : ~ ‘ nt oe Bite ty f sb oo tK. May WV ry, otto seed oil i ee tes, $2 n. $5! 50. 15.514: pm» rv 15. aia DOO ‘iewrings for May 17. 199 ; Seietually al! lon, on the close, ho vy onk Am ~ +o oe. a oe { J 4°] 4%! 4% (ment and ~ from |@0 73 s pr f. shee = "37 ho P tg el Se Metals at St. Louis. | ESCAROL—Louisiana, $3 per dbl. includlas ‘ding A ican. 800.900; for com ‘esponding day pepe ro ob of lights riday commandine "so ‘50 ‘ee. ) ; nes. ¢ ‘s se Ww Ae De De 5e |now on an increased yield would be antici 0 60°" Jy ~ $07: iy 4. tl $0833: ’ on _ I GARLIC+-Louisiana. 10c to suc Per) bales, Inchudin ‘1700 Am “Recoiota, 419,300,000. rolal to date, § B® ww $9.75 or about in line with the_ close mPeL ss 4" lesser Sw & Co.. 5 100% . i pated, Arrivals of cotton here. 1 resym- {te $9 S09: Renee "9 ‘4a: Moen sent y ead last quoted at $7.15 per 100 Ibs. | string ‘ closed quiet: 17:32; i2'%, 16, 000; for corresponding period fas, Me of the preceding week. | ae we . : anlol ‘n E ‘| 3414! 9315! 82161 agal |ab’y for delivery on May. have included ‘$8.85. ‘December, $8.81; saies, 3600 ree on was the — zinc last quoted at re. GREE N CORN—Texas $3.50 per bushel Sen 4.534: *Decem S" 870.900. 000 this week, # 400. ‘ H Market Higher n 4 ; bot: ; Sales, , Se = be z ; for corresponuing week iast | i ° = 0s = r | 43 Int PC ---~ 0 000 : : 4 m Receipts in hogs the past week were} 35 Mag Pet LONDON, May 17.—TBar al! : , the total offering lor the six days North P L/ S232 15-16¢ rer cunce., ’ . peers y ; head, compared with a Ohio lDiscouest rotees, : : 2 f 3 yun i. : for the previous wee kK’ s § ~ 12 w ie ° 5 > ° oP 19 per mote ih:ee months’ bills, 5a3 1-16 : ly and 07,505 for the Te nding | re rh. ee 3 per q a vear ago. As a rule quality | ~ lean ti : | . NT. Ww 'y ORK Ma \ 17 io~mdar fils ‘er, 65% mt been good i past week althouch « 7 . on “MIN ING. | | Me> cam dollars mS. 3 was a@ generous proportion of the | ter-weiaht swe included in the arr! deciines the early part of | | Bond ‘Salee—Continued | ok - ‘ a . cavugh during 2000 Wa Qn “new! 61s | 614, 617%.) 61 2 | place quotations or oe Sa is somewhat higher than the close of | ———_——————_——_———————— : Bales—Se ur ity. High. Low, |Close. : previous six-day period, The best cagh one : " of butcher bogs "snow an advan: ¢‘—_— 2 ivid Ext hk. ALL tan BONDS, : ot 10c to lic over the previous week's , G LJ) : tor ti day reaching S7 HO ween the Dp Min. : } ! a - C deo tis 5 105 by 105 106% 106 aw . he 100 te {) o yt | 3 | E h ba armil! Fat Se cats bale eg) oe memmens fm, 108 te 200 vena gtterines | Foreign Exchange | 3° tars’. “ A cc citi. itt ting hands in a $7.55 , » e700). The lighter hogs. too, show a gain ON 1, OS \ ef 10c to 15c over the previ 2 ee. ee | Buyers paid trom $7.45 to §7 igely 5 : Ger the averages from J60 to 180 pounds, By Leased Wire From the New ie . ht and quality of the offerings Influ- P : . > * . , oe i ) @ncing the range in price. Pigs compared | York Bureau of the Post Dispat h. NH&H db 4. 4 e+ Me S with a week ago show comparatively little NEW YORK, May 17.—The Evening PNILEe Moll died ‘ ‘y changer The first of the week witnessed Post in its copyrighted weekly foreign eX- H-M do! of . ® decline on thi s class of swine also, but | change review says eI a wie : rs ler « CAL oO K | . . 45 all ’ ° . ; Weight offerings aver: | “The chief feature of the foreign ex- Silver H M 150 pounds are quoteble change market during the week Was the, Tono Re'm : 57.25. looking | Umsettied condition in French exchange di- Tonopah E rades from 110} rectly resulting from the Government elec- | Tri-Bullion te | figurine steady at | (ions on last Sunday, which brought the | * Init East. Ben i ak . 2 q & 4.) 75. and light nies and peewees | present administration of the nation to an Unit Ver E sundae and showing no | ©md. Heavy offerings of French francs Wenden Cp : some of the | Caused another collapse in that exchange | 1 West EK Con , according to|'" Faria and London before New York! 46 Wilbert | Weie’t and “quality. moker sows figure | Opened o the first day of the week and at bebe oes Steady at a 50 larcelv ag vowing that time checks |! ‘is, Which closed 50 to S$5.D0. 7) - ’ ° on Saturday last at 5%. dropped to re differe t ols . ? avin 9.00 Most ef the selling in this market | aris the f lowing .| caine from one group of international bank ae hoce ino to 2850 neunde. ¢ 37! ers, some of the offerings being in lots of Ww I] Str t New Factory Bullding Ss; faend Ong t he : and ashing ers several milliong francs at a time. But b- a ee DAVIS BORING TOOL COMPANY, ST. Louis, moO. 45 te 87.65. and : i fore the day ended buying orders came in | 150 pounds er large blocks through a leading lrench Forest Park Bl. at Spring AV. 4) “nedhum-weight pier banking ‘firm and the ‘market suring the || Mawg and Comment | Loa ies ; wholly of offerings by the same group of ,; THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE MANUFACTURERS OF BORING TOOLS AND EXPANSION REAMERS and lieht nies and , k d the declil M — ite inna Gna at ankers who caused tne eciimes on MoOM- | er sows at SAAQO day resisted by supporting orders and bv SPECIAL DA ILY abl Si * , a en .°S , ’ \4 » ‘ . = * : ' ' ; haree’ vith etar ling in a wide spread | direct statements from the French officials | ‘ 5 to $5! ithat the market for francs would be ‘0- ——— 4 Shee _ ee tected. The buying that came from t ' " cep Receipts Fair. : ‘ally ‘nh | By a Special Correspondent of the 9 4 . ~—_— —..D i } — *+* ** ~— -— —s er ee | apie SU ee Qo e . - . con source was effective in rallying French fair run ef sheep and/| exchange to 5.99 on Wednesday, but tn ; Post-Dispatch | at thie market during the | the two following days the rate was forced | ; | ist ended, total receipts | to 5.72, with a quick rally from that level. | NEW YORK. May @7.—In the! : head compared with an “Sterling moved within a narrow range | s for the previous week! ail through the week, selling as high as! main prices eased off in the two- | "the corresponding period $4 837. followed by a reaction $4.34. | O good on most | although cotton exports reached large vo: -| hour trading today, but the volume | ere the past ° ume during the week there Was only a | ; | smal! supply of cotton bills, but it is prob- of business was too smal! for the: able that the decline was due to buying of e ‘ : doliars in London which effected the same movement to be regarded with any ene sao in ee ee ee interest. The short cov ering in the FULL PARTICIPA TING, NON-CA LLABLE, CUMULA TIVE PREFERRED Dividends Are Paid Regularly January rst and July rst stock being fact. there | nha marketed the biezer part decline to 4.70 being followed by a rally | oll group which had been a feature 4 7, around $17.00 to | oecer ove 2 cents, from whieh @ reaction | mriday afternoon, was not renewed, {in : ’ ' ’ oe. (mM , ‘ oil r) i am 2 ar ‘ , . ot i . . ket h } , . d " d 7? Orets : Pee ADI@ at ‘ to $17.5 edium “A feature of the continenta! mar and these stockS went down mod- br nal ae Pte cood grades at $15.50 to 550 and | Was an advance in exchange on Sweden to . Sen tns . : NO FUNDED OR BOND Sin 40° STE ceetinen” ve” hn, 27; su | 26.58 from crown checks. a new high for|erately. Cuba Cane was off a THE COMPANY HAS NO FU ED INDEBTEDNESS : i to choice clipped lamba are steady the year. Italian exchange had a sharp|/ point. Breaking 30, Anaconda Cop- uteri fm quotable at $14.25 to $15 35.| | “Business transacted in the foreign ex- per was in the low est ground since This ts the DAVIS N the abov factory. which we own, we make the aol _ , a . consignmet t : sa ane, rest wae i fais volume for 2 the early days of the war. or Car Wheel Boring : . . | j th ; ld 15.35. th Fm tnd ‘ghest price | French francs. Wiudiuatioes tn thie cur- ™ The stoc kmarket closed heavy ersona Tool used as stand- only accurate expansion boring tools in e world, Earrent peason un s good clipper om ee range, eee oe character T) - 4 1 railroads B ® auotable at F13.75 to €$14.°5 wit! trading in the franc since the m pe y 1e@ more noticeabdiv weak ea- a rawr ag. . \ ; ac es w omplete DAVIS Bérording to the dien'ay nade by the | French election results. | After selling. of 7 | : each greener ‘4 sell, with ¢ ms hear isin re quctabl> a 1; to ® ents the price recovered to 5.71 | St aker shares, Anaconda, ; ‘ . if . ‘ snmvec : TA Tue ; , | lambs are quctabl> mt eM: | to Ta, r Studebak | res, naconda tional capital, I feel that the investo1 equipment. o do this it is necessary for us to Third Av Ist! ee | | | 87 rely he show pe jower|day was but 5 points. Sterling was firm Congoleum and Stewart Warner, . A ‘ , do adj Ss +’ cy On: Kk. sales looking weak | and ‘a of a cent highef at $4.6%. while . - 7 who puts his money into mv business 1S not . s six-da3 rere sitgnciy & | , titled t : f > as to dividends orders and to fill reorders, for parts. mut eX ostts , t the other nd. was conspicuously wea. r . Shvive offerings auoted on a ofl oped basis ~ Bonds maintained in. the two only entiue Oa pre erence : ° oR to good grades at to NEW YORK, M 7.—Follow! | I'n Pac 60 an a 90 © and the plain to medium aualitv gelertan’n Tikne*s tind « uals wees oeta- tone consistently displayed ie ine ane da atl ; “y Gezreq of decline. Choppers and : a a4. | ORS , ee ore’ very little change at $3.00 Sat. |Friday.|Wk.ago | Liberties slackened but prices fell | | are now the Standard Equipment of all Railroads. ar week Rood | to | Tally after declining on Monday. I $5 Reid for shorn stock by ¢ packers : rency, however, continued to eccuny the /around the low prices of the day. ard equipment by It is necessary for us to fully equip the factory of 3. . - : leamen? 1lAwe e . y 3 via . Bean to medium kinds at $13.75 70 | ee ee eae, news ol ‘tures at the end were the new NJOW that we are going outside for addi- ine from $4.00 | cents, at which leve! the net decline on the on hand enough raw materials to fill large initial “erm een bd! Sv . ’ clos auc tons for ~ y f e Term Atm St Ys | a % ue ah day ine, Wuctations for | vere slightly higher. Bresilian money, on The Bond Market a5 , ig ~ 50... Se 3700 to $8.00 look Oc off w Special to the Post-Dispatch. at | TStLaw = 2 ne oe Mla ooking 50c ae homrs of trading today the firm. but also fo an equal share in the profits and | After 21 years’ continuous business under one man- In Pac let 438 ‘4; , : . } ° ° 1 Pac ls OO 90) Oe oe S AL S9.00 to $6.00, showing the | tions on the foreign exchange market : throughout the week. Buying of valuable “good will” of the business. agement, Davis Expansion Car Wheel Boring Tools $5.00 mostly, with canners selling at ne to $3.00 ai ! i f little from yesterday's ’ ‘and ceiaine - Pecans —-! to the weight One as n pad of very ee: ys | / ; unable, throu h lack of ca ital, to ui the , ‘Mu a : | naveten anna actin ty Conanens| We have therefore arranged a unique form | | f teen of the “oe industrial aa in und sterling... | Horses and Mules. —1 7.36% 14.30%]4.37% | 2dvance awaits action by Congress mare and mute receipts were very light} Cables, ......../¢.37 Ié. , on the veto of the bonus bill. There of security that not only assures a permanent | the country al t Louis the past week, combined 48 | ROM). a Brivais not exceeding 300 head. About Com., 60 days... /4.34 \f-« ie. was, however, today better inquiry | ‘ : . , ; WELLE “4 44966) 61 1! 61%! 4 we ver cent-of this total comprised com- | _Com., 90 days. .|4.33 4. 32 — for the railroad bonds such as fixed income of 8% a year, but gives the Bission consicnments outlet for which w ne . | Suh auctions ani on the alleys.” ‘The |‘ "tents par franc. Pennsylvania general 4%s, Pere invest ‘unity to earn greatly in mi ) r kinds femand | iy + oat ld PE a Align ~ Demand. i % | Marquette 5s, Atchison 4s of 1905, investor an Opportunity to e pa * 7 : | Product: Twenty-one yearg of constant service proves | conclusively that the DAVIS TOOLS are the ke stuff and Southerners acain sold | Cables, o Southern Railway consolidated is cy , 1 ’ ‘ ©} che ; th! « . . ; ~ : ~ ‘ mr , \V ‘ * n \ +. rc 4 tive b or! A Fi t Mort age ) os tae 0 TB. ee oye Italy “(par r 19. 3 cents’ and New York Central 5s. ; excess of 8 {O a . ear on his mone most practical and highly ® ner as irs g | cut of work. mM. Outside the railroad list bonds in | tools in the world. The strong basic patents - s 4 5 4m van 7 Railroad Bond oe shay apa Sea O75 Boman. i 4465 |. demand were American Telephone on them assure the permanency of their com- cents ner franc). | | _t|and debenture 5144s and the first | ? iG ce nite e » Li R R. 30 | * jermany (cents | r : | The strength in the general mar- | the large industrial plants, etc., before men- Seaboard Air Line fi. | 23% 16 to ‘17 bande. ‘ Cables. + "4 |bonds. This was plainly eviden: in | DOO, as against interest charges 08 ed mules, 15.2 to 16 Norway (par NORTHERN R. R. co. ‘ CHICAGO. Mey 17 «a: « eR yo a . ogy Francisco obligations were little Yielding 7.00% = - Oates Belgium (oar 19. | and Telegraph collateral trust 5s/ From my intimate knowledge of the busi- a mand of.the market. reermeerpent Ale mrery | Demand. vt “4 : mortgage bonds of electric light | ness, which I founded and have continuously Purpose of To purchase the raw material with which te Principal] an terest Germany (eens and power companies. managed, I am confident that this company, Issue: increase our production, allowing us to equip | Demand. ...---)28 [84 ggg | ket was not imparted to speculative | with the realization of the additional working tioned. whic ono oe caeae pe. | , : : . ; . F : ; A erally ge A yon of'$800.- I : rulea 18 to 16.2 hands. esas: 4 par 4¢ $0.2) | the railroad list all the week. In| capital, will in the future excel even its pasi If You Are Do not hesitate to send us your name as we 90,000. nds ¥ Kanab.’ 5758 73758) .3735 | & Seneral way Missouri Pacific and | rkable record of growth and earnings are not a ‘stock selling organization. All we a ee Mibbeai meies. 15 io 15°9 hanas: tS 3] Cables. (3742| 3742! _ New Haven issues have been firn: | steam 5 Interested wish to do is to present this proposition to We Call Attention (0 * Chead mule ot 7 25@ aa: i | but Sea Board Air Line, Chicago | the people of St. Louis, giving them an opper- : rents per krone). . 6d] Great Western and St. Paul bonds . tunity to sharé in the profits of an established RN & a fy —; | “Demand, _ +1387) .1404 | nave been heavy to weak. Ba!ti- : FLORIDA WESTE Livestock Elsewhere | a bal a more & Ohio and St. Louis-San E. E. DAVIS, President i, LAS QOROEER, ) ture) Hogs Be int . a pt. of Agri- | _. Sasa 2653) .2646| changed until today, when the| First Mortgage 7s i ers at weigh nt chow “- | was the same irregularity in the Seaboard Air Line R. R. is, : and ME pigs steady to strong: bulk ; ° ~ 1687) . Lee tractions - ing to the classification of the Mimated pce strong wt. $6.40@6.60; ‘ables, | 1697) .1690) .1707 | tra ; | | teretate Commerce Commission, Z 46@7 6 a. mtd 4500 heavy wit hogs. Su iieer la: id “(par In the foreign list, the nervous- 7F-m; par 3 —— we: - , mA 6: - , TT - “a= > ‘ ; ’ - ¥ * " z & Se SS Spiny tr Saisie y Sots Sits. Serta eae ean ee aes St = “ * ; 6 Comes before the interest charge Bee? 85: light light. "96. -5a7'55; | _10-3¢ per frenc).|___) _________|i@s over the result of the French Pe ee! ee a ' Call at our office or mail the coupon below “a atl a. ee bonds. ic aniooth $6 900 7. 10. pack: | _ “Demand . Le | elections as evidenced in the quc- Z Hage - Seaegesizs -.°: 5-5: 5325-3 bi ites pet: sep EES is ie aoe " : for complete details This road will shorten the presse rth $6.75 6.90, slaughter ~~ ~~ nn i tations on French bonds seems to a Se : Ses if: ii” 4 route between West Palm LE ceip: no , Spain (pare | | ave subsided. Changes on the ae wee and Tampa by 3226 miles, reducing Pee better ge: oP Ke ’ oo cents per a : ly fracti it} | a : ra Z —_— G OO OMPANY, the trip from 24 hours to.6 hours rehykenerally steady with clone weak | Demand. Tie res ingen -~naamag OM is — 320 IE ane ee es Pie I L C Each bond carries with It 4 sh : rete Semand: ower grades fat | spree! [1387) way. French Cities 6s were higher t eiega Ay ete: e Floride Land and Deveuns . a rockers and feeders. in ewe | today. Investment buying was on re -— Res FOREST PARK BL. AT SPRING AV. Ds @25c up: veal calves. _per drachma.) 2 Se Sanewe =<-— d to be responsible for the frac- £. a i . 2 Beer a speculative possibilities. ie ee ees | ca " —— 393 a sai oO P ” | Bite , : : x BELSO: beet vearlinge Bit bh. premens. nn n= | tional advance in United Kingdom pre . : Bagi: ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI -_— a -+ te ; : " 0: . : torte it = oo ; Pas ik Jt 3 OG Ro: . ; . Sha Seah tae sige: . endian . 5i4s, a usually neglected foreign | ime pie ~ a me ease mai ular and 30. ye ‘ner crown).| _— | week today. | 2 information regarding your issue of 8 per cent Preferred, Full Participating, inte “wr : eel Bin — i . =< 2 « i. . 7 r 2000: recetoe orac- | —Temand, 1-2-1125 % oe 294 Testimony to the abundan: ae oe | * Non-Callable, Cumulative Stock. - cars feed lots: compared | Argentina(par 96.45) money supply was given by the re- ie : , ) ..* i ; . : ; 7 : . ese ee , ee . eerm Stein be "Se hi) «rege af BS eee Ce = steady cents per peso): : 3284) Bie port that the First Nations! Bank a 2 BS a — i i it it = g k sis sa. ‘ewer: top fat _Demand4 = —— , of New York, acting solely for it- | septa heir. So Bi seaieiiiece nl “a fow handvwe (par Dito eee ee eee ee ee ee ae a ~~ 17.°5 “ . a“ th BB z r . | P , 5 000,000 ni e & Co : Bas Pree foltow Fer jamben St 4.3¢ rer _mabinete.) | cee neeied | See RAP SOON BUS . 1% Twenty-one years ago the DAVis ‘BORING TOOL % 3 ——— _ t Jambs : ; ————— — ee tT 7 . 2825 . P t sfu f the State of | rep ainds. $16.2 tt Demon’ on aa —— ee decane a in Gk alae COMPANY was founded in the above 12x21-ft. shop. Adbises a wes TO. ’ , : ' . : Rie eee eee ee ee a ee ee mop wosled Jamba. $16.754i!7.25 | Corinda svar 2 neste a lower figure than the Unit- | Today it is the largest and most profitable business of ereees Sic per dollar), 22 ae | a T _Demanda._.-- Terao 9aT9" 8825 ed States Government has Leen! its kind in the world. ; . ” Member New York Steck Exc ae BROOM, ‘On Broomcorn, jJUGo- “S1,A VIA—Crown, mwa. D. 123%. able to obtain since the first 3% : ~¥ 0 hb © Se 1 sont , ° =——( ‘row n, aa ees hed - 00 per ion, a ording ~ att MA NIA—Ceu. per cent Liberty loan, * 7 Tt . IK 1O—Ten, Roatmen's “ea nk ieee

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 18, 1924. ee f the estate. Mrs. Krael- | ; | | if it was proved the daughter was 'a share o ' plans? Were thney not schoo! ‘PAPERS ISSUED FOR R RETURN MAY FORFEIT RIGHT euilty of _ a oattend™s Aeath. she man was térmerly : the wife of a ) n xiet. Cunliél Kinsey, Jordan and (}f SUSPECT IN $20,600 THEFT would by. law forfeit her right to brother of William Kraeiman. | | e est on t e eebvren 20 the names were _ —_———— —- ’ . scribed on the draft of the table’. Governor Hyde Asks N. Y. State to ADVERTISEMENT These and the names of the four send Back Woman for Bank . scientists. jut Supply ee Robbery. is" = i SE Young Woman Cou St. an w the list of the immortal nine. e8 . > . , f Ne y ore : ot sition on the Governor of New VK . = c a Had’ he not bought $60.00" ww ~ for the return of Pearl Tayler, a Daughter, Named in W li, FU ARANTEED - e All St. Louisans Struck From » the school? He . . | aa HEHE SS ne, eli aati of supplies for the se es ‘ho was arrested in r fiv ‘gro employes j o adérn the cornerstone of the ©t. ene tablet might cause hard feel- engineer d by . pel pe = 4 Mullanphy street, April 39, was ' - aft +} . « rl a ‘ r n ‘TO me ” Y : Louvis Training School, for the ings. f the bank ou “5 filed vesterday. She left her es- 4a 7 .?> 5)" q a @ | : t f pl rics , _ é » Meeble Minded that fut Sa ate The other day, Mayor Kiel under indictment for the ro Cries tate to her two daughters, “Irs. “! could not wa twa blocks due to sional constipa: SS 5 4 aus sereted that future € eached the same conclusion. He and the Taylor woman also h@8 sagie Recker and Mrs. Frieda eas on the somach, nor He on my left} om the siomagh and sick headache. Cash : the a F mpio , : ' . Pear iit by (Car = Ss eas - = 5 awe . : a aaa: ” - mika spoonful ike AIMAVAYS br s r ! ia ) ho tit the Bas - Ts acco i Sh Wren “ it sping fo: breath. Adie a sWwArs ing | tigas will know w by ruied mat every name but those been indi ted as portent ye nj Kraelman. —+ Pee co entices tier is " wentertal ae longer treatment. however. is water-heating s@ a : ae structure 2. . jet ou! ) limi- fifth negro under indictment stil is A homicide verdict was returned medicine—I have taken on: y one- ha Be necessary in cases of obetinate constipa- —inetalla immediateiry PO of the scientists should be e A . r * «Signed) Lil- tion and leng star.ding stomach trouble, in your home—ome of . > ‘ “oO .* « ’ ° .. , °° a io .* | is be! ter . . ; — Everyone in paw es at the ‘ ity nated. oe large. . by a { oroners geting the 1 ath of tle py gas | | preteranty under direction of your phys- : these wonderful Heat- ta ° ; a ly -, h legzroes, rorkin as orters Mrs. Offermannm. the ,urv inlcin inal Antiseptic. cian e . The negre w 4 p | rma holcing Intestina public « P Physici ' = ¥ Vain ort 0 ~ ‘ , 1] li + is , ~_- ~ " nN ? >! i y he } ~ . TT) : destr oy har Some require ony one dose. x ‘Signed: tion of the building. tnere were «he Massachuseits School for nh@ travelers checks. some ot which quest WK raelmal ee id h mw oe had it tends oa — ‘hac! | ir. the intes- Dr. F. M. P. (Name given on reques : , . ‘allac t ; returne ) - Xica*“e Gon vee ih ponann n- “I have f roth! i vw SO) years f Ca al ey. mthers who should be mentioned Feeble Minded: George L. Wallac® «hey suceeeded in cashing ,an 1 toes ou ned he “sg a ” - and na. cat nus —_ "cing “Sia _ he! Pa B . A ad niiettka” ¢ a , Dr Ask or t og ; ‘pen ° , . ‘ tah 4 , , ‘ “se 3 turnec the gas sits. : rer fieitts ther diseases > : _ Ss aeeers , ‘—so" : on the tablet. There was Mayor of the Wrentham State schoo NM °s500 in cash trom at lier s cage VERS ana : tecke tar re . James Weaver d P : f f | A Adams Yale nd Th M DS come ; ee ol confessed that she knew gas was - ne . ost complete systen e! rs- “after taking Ad'erita feel better an rices HP ro . . . , arsthays . . “ “Ma ro th ctin n than for 2) vears. Havent language to ' ae ot Kiel. net an expert on schools for Massachusetts, an . i “ediatinn nied } . SCi g ; yee Vv ver offered to the publ . a. the feeble minded. but considered president of the liesou! fociet Sued for Movic Film Leases. escaping in the room occupte , | and : express the AWFUL [MPURITIES elin . . . , ' ' ri- 3 i a . 2 . ' a , r rh a aly . =e? filed ~weaterda’ - t} her m@ther and three other rela- ct a gg . . which poison the | nated from my system.” (Signed) J. ©. R - Th Sol st us Rev enue EES 2558 Mavor There |for Mental Hygiene. Suit was filed yesterday by the/her mgther and three other rela- | moving foul maiter which posoncaire| Pucket ott. Thompson, e Agent ~— ure in House ~ seo _ ’ ~-_ * 5, ims’ i’ ~~ 1} ' li \ I . ‘ t ~* s. iT) ai, ed . 1} ~ ri — was Director of Public Welfare - Met ictures Corporation agains' lee can dislodge. It brings ou : Adlerika is a constant surp? to peo- , De oS . ' : : ine >re-idenm : : - *ntert es. them. ee ee r pressu! Die who have used oniy ordinary bowel N RAND a F 63 wnhtown ' : P f Cunliff. who made speeches in Quits Cabinet to Try for Presidency ;},. Skouras Brothers Enterprises. a niin i aa se nus mediate! a ee : Sd Gtemeaen Guedianeae. ah nanan ae-0e 11 .G B ndell 57 Sanice Store, 1001. rece O ,€ favor of the school. and Hospita! By the Associate? Press. or .$1260 alleged to be due on “rs. ‘ en . + meng sar nay So saisonous matter Adlerik: id. pleasant and COMPLETE action em is ati : . J . - - — . ic “Se 7 ; 2a , Nov ast n nam> the North. tote, dein Gham wee vy @eans ~Mmat t $0) * leadirg druggises every- ata ‘‘ommissioner Jordan. Also Presi- BAN SALVADOR,’ Repub’ contracts for Various motion pic- ** “2 ~ - Co | e acs a ane. in your ' here. a euesann . Salvador y 127.—A _ dispatch tite the n. western Trust Co. as xecutor. ter you. eS eames aeetiinn | ; Louis by Wolff-Wilso ie 2 , ) ° > : ‘ ry )- Salvad: ’ Ma , »* - " " LJ > A it) ding to the pe titior : i + ' | ‘ it D : a’ , if i as = » . Lous cars sas a4 ~ ¢ , ; nov rr. * ra ni + ; +h from Tegucigalpa reports that =] : mata ae leased 17 Harold F Hecker, attorney for the , A ag in pte eng Date Saye hoy or aren The FOSTORIA he ony SS. = ae © Spervice, who had suprgrtea tne . . . . t} Skouras sTULNerS _ wie ’ ‘ a ™ ¥ matter it brings ou Tich was poisoning Finder! : ‘0. and other leading crug- ; meee i> . - ar Corresponde project Gen. Tiburcio Carias, recently ap- itn ~ $12.000, on which a. executor, estimated the value of . . - ae Guah ae Gee | see newspaper giving Associated Press news oa fy a Special ! The tablet cost $235 and a the pd@nted Minister of Interior in the pnolanc .f $1085 is alleged to be her estate at $3000. He said that { tizen’s Supervisory Bond Issue cabinet of the provisional Presi- ,,.,. +» i@ further set forth that Committee approved it. Shouldn't dent of Honduras,‘ Gen. Vicente. jer ant corporation owes $175 their names go down on bronze? Tosta, has resigned the portfolio ... jictures leased April 19. And what about City Engineer to launch his campaign as presi- 1993 a Rowen. who had looked over the dential candidate. on) holes so big that the tax gatherer wi Py find himself fishing in a stream fr fled. A ATO I ie a gy ce . sijes/the four scientists who de- ONGRESS 18 now trying to ta ment $40 out of every $100 th he dies. But the bill in which This is the opinion of the so-c the House tax bill given, not by a S.. practical economist who is fundame T mnentemameel a of inheritance taxes. Asa matter o a guthority on taxation in this countr fessor of political economy at Yale At the outset Professor Adams | : corrected the writer when he. ¢ | f H | ue epoke of an inheritance tax propo- i: y ; a gail passed by the House. a S OT e p re “It is not an inheritance tax, 't : . a be explained. “it is an estate ‘t tax. There is a difference. An)¢ estate tax is levied against the c A bargain day that is stoerc-wide in its sensational values. but have you ever stopped to t k that ee ; cag wes Ber: Bats ian a ance tax is ieVv az he . bFxvery department is represented. VFour mizhty sales in heritance or bequest as it goes in-) I t progress at the same time. An opportunity to fill the clothing necd~ of cvery male eae . . member of the family at savings that are of unusual proportion. Do not miss this oppor- most of them would be unnecessary if more a | to the hands of the beneficiary. ag Come and join the crowds who tomorrow will buy for months and months to . Thus in an estate werth $1,008 ‘ 2. , ay a i ‘State i VY, ‘ - 66 . x, An th est; id | he I young men were directed to the “right fork BIH 0 "= ute es row oe we . gt (—- Hi h d”? . “5 heir or a dozen. Under an in ‘ 7 1f) t € TOa ° ¢ beritance tax the rate varies with . A HALF-PRICE SUIT SALE the amount of each bequest or ° share and the relationship of the » " ; . f — ) 0 . loc: wmnutacturer af excellent clothin enlad we’ ‘ ns ‘ficiary f “Pas - :. ange hing sold us ne Poverty is personal. It is some man’s lack of JM beesciss to te deceased. 178 ann ’ r his entire surpjus stock of Spring Suits at | that enable us to offer them at it st ne-half t i > ee be oOne-fai Lie ‘ . . . sb , ° - . actual value. Garments for youths who are wea lf- t | Mm ma n lack of ambition - | Bot care [or estate taxes. We ing their first long trousers and for men who prefer Se COfn) TO 5 SO e S > ¥ ‘ bave an estate tax now. The : conservative styles are included in a wide assort , 7 Government collects between | * 3 $100,.000,000 and $150,000,000)* ment of patterns and colorings. Beautifully tai- ae cet : some man's ignorance. Hospitals would | oa ® year on it. The bill passed in ;(* oes Reeges fitting, neat appearing and well wear &. uttable for year ‘round ear. ric at _— fF © tor yea Our wea Priced [ d h f ti d funds . 3 the House proposes to continue . rate. We should leave the pres- *1 = -14—s 17 he! % 7 eitheriftherewere more young Men iN gyMS FAH et: stone wow we can mane ? KM over properly.” than there are in questionable “soft drink “9 vr ohn: nals | x « EVENT NO. 2— Sa @n estate tax? S 3h A SALE OF EXTRA-QUALITY SUITS parlors’ , and vicious resorts. - That, fp fash ie the ies a . complaints. My chief odjections |“ The products of an exclusive New Yo ee to this measure are two-fold. First u | kK manufac- f mh) irer. who each year. right afte Easter, sells us Th ae Gs: ll l] d Il : Pa Pee of all it is a erude, hasty. ill-di-/ pay Seen ocmapufinamnading e serves all races,ali creeds, alination “a pected, immentnre, SaanEE: Renee ~~ a= ~~ ; entire surplus diflary discounts. Hand-tailored vear-" a por lation secondly, it will encour- b , | oe alitiesof young men. Iteducatestheir minds, Gh s+ sssieststion one or se m the most. whodera English fashions conservative three-button effects. Superb woolen Worst evils of the American in- i assimeres, w teds, vel id cheviots. Ail , 7 “ Saal \ 4 ‘. at mo me ciamiitinees «only ne sent "Priced We develops their bodies, and ofters a spiritual ee 9 ; wen a . ¢ *21—*28—* leadership; if they want it, for their souls. sical aide, are. exceedingly technical side, are exceedingly | ? Gifficult. Soaking the rich is a/® very popular pastime. There are 80 few to be soaked and so many / © That is why the present “Y” campaign ee * soaking. It i also con- | } some a very simple EVENT NO. 3— ASALE OF oe 000 PAIRS OF PANTS , should have first call on our urse ) oe amy is All one need do is to’ Is | yY p e ee 453 a law appropriating as much} « ae of a rich man’s property as-one(\y 5 bas 4 mind to take. However.) When the rich man is safely \e tucked away in his tomb and the) ¢) tax collector appears on the scene ‘ le be is surprised to discover that in! y the face of the forty-eight Ameri in every imaginable pattern and coloring : for e\ ery possible pur- pose and at prices that allow you a clear sa\ ing of at least 39% | Mops Maie Deck Peers $1.75 Lex Asan institution, it is the key toall other so- 4 ‘ td 5 2 $1.25 ZG 37} cial relief. If you will invest liberally in the © ea om (84.06 eS young men of St. Louis, you will be vepaidal — my tieen settee $2.95 Ay er even ina money sense. Intime, there willbe “gh ei “ssi: “sie ss solid shades and patterns... POe9D a a lessening in other calls for your assistance. ~ EVENT NO. 4— | > Brees the sant on nn ’ A SALE OF BOYS’ GRADUATION SUITS iia thing for our pains. \ fe Can death duties involving all c ‘<¢ . ~ | onc ivabie ects of incons! stency *» xa4e2¢ in value. has dwindled +} very modest proportions There ad The very patterna ned Tri cv le) @ that ho vs sre fo id | ade ai 43 splendid woolen materials. Secured at tr _ ee : , ‘ ‘ At tren rendou =~ di sc ou — How ~% — . one , nis T ¢ from an baste rn manufacturer and offered at proporti onate a. . w the ax Might Be Lost. ; say INgS. : 7. we. . ame a just and enforce- e} - : 4 Bbie in rs : , “OCT lance tax law.in whit? . All-Wool Blue Serge Suits: pleated - models. Lined knickers | $6 &5 ‘BN the avoidable holes would b ” i id it~ : '~ G siz Two-Pant “its: neat - =n ss 4 : woolens in dark shades $7.95 9 | plugs: d up in advance, would re- weg ye Sorplloctn Y. M. C. A. DEVELOPMENT FUND = Gi oont Soniston of real tes belted and pleated effects $9.95 : ‘ 4 * a : Sxperts Many months of earnest $21 Two-Pant Suits: dark . Me lab : a a ® <9 gs we ie a or. Buy pénell stribes ané checks $13. 95 Headquarters—City Club Building Auditorium , a spel ep, now was the House) ow poe Pane Suits: unf! nis) oa L . ance tax devised”? It was a : at i oT ¢ ee ed worsteds, flannels and velours . $15. 95 ~ oe aod a Clecussed in the Ways pi * “fans Committee It Was Be Wrust phe (fr a T Bg : ; oY amendment into the bs STORE C r 4 | S*meral tax bill on the floor of bal the ee and without adequate | —— Subscriptions will be payable in 10 $3 O00 000 a : Professor Adams was asked 10} - M. Semi-Annual Installments oy | — — Out specifically how the tax y : yg ul be avoided CLOTHING COMPANY | | ; ¥ “The exemption of $50,000 af N. W. COR. 8TH AND WASHINGTON This advertisernent paid for by a friend of the “¥" : a Under the gift tax.” he an-}* 7 ered. 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SS \ WO MX ss WOO ww ~ 77 me. WRNKKL RRs . SS AS SS oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ‘\S \ \\ \ WN \\. Ne Wy ‘ SS SS SS tenement «OR oe ater Heaters PART THREE. 5 Sa GOWTrRIE 1 oer ————— ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNIN( A Heater Built for ; Se - eG Every detail in the man. - pert Criticises Inheritance POPOL OO OE OV OOP el A he a - i a a a Tax as Employed at Present in PrP PBPBAPLL OS aw-—veww™ i and in hot-water : cone ters are unsur. mig. wele A visit of inspection —, our showrooms come Vain Effort to “Soak the Rich” a i i i a i ae Nee tin *, vhrey” in eperatic —: BE SURE ITS A HUMPHREY m, Sole Agent ) Downto Showroom ud 63 Sanico Store. 1001 Locust St, : ee NOISES Pero > anni —_ only St. Louis evening i Press news service. — ‘ ') he dies. -- - tam wee, By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. N : ONGRESS is now trying to take for the United States Govern- ‘6 ment $40 out of every $100 that a multimillionaire leaves when KEW HAVEN, Conn. May 17. ' gind himself fishing in a stream from which most of the fish have fied. , This is the opinion of the so-called inheritance tax included in prof. T. A. Adams, Yale, Says Proposed Meas- ure in House Revenue Bill Is “Ill-Digested”’ 1 ' Piece of Legislation. But the bill in which this measure is proposed contains | tholes so big that the tax gatherer who goes out to collect under it will statements of claims and counterclaims, | man on whose ‘‘yes’”’ 1, MAY 18 1924, PAGES 1—12B — The La Follette Strategy _— a Senator Will Not. Announce Whether He Will Run for Presi- Se SN tees dency Until Old Party Conventions Meet—He Will Not Head Third Ticket, but May Be Independent Candidate. But will La Follette run? BY CHARLES G. ROSS. Chief Washington Correspondent of the Post- ( ( the Dispatch. | in the WASHINGTON, May 16. . irrevocably HILE some candidates and many ) closest managers are frantically endeavoring( wij] cet into the race; | to line up delegates to the national ) jed into it by a certain inevitability; conventions; while the air is being filled with } cannot be positive. the { hinge the? answer future, made up his mind to run. friends and advisers believe that or ‘‘no”™ may independent candidate, 'question whether the country is ta have a Democratic or a Republican President | the House tax bill given, not by a millionaire bondholder, but by a| | practical economist who is fundamentally a believer in the principle Asa matter of fact he is probably the foremost ' ef inheritance taxes. ' quthority on taxation in this country—-Prof. Thomas A. Adams, pro- | > fessor of political economy at Yale University. ©. at the outset Professor Adams } sion.’ he | ‘eorrected the writer when ) " gpoke of an inheritance tax propo- ' ) al passed by the House. “It is not an inheritance tax,’ he explained. “It is an tax. There is a difference. estate as a whole. The inheri- tance tax is levied against the in- heritance or bequest as it goes in- to the hands of the beneficiary. Thus in an estate worth $1,000,- 000 the estate tax would be the ' game whether there were heir or a dozen. Under an heritance tax the rate varies with the amount of each bequest or share and the relationship of the beneficiary to the deceased. I favor the inheritance tax. bot care for estate taxes. have an estate tax now. Government collects B® $100,000,000 and it year on it. the House proposes to continue ink that if more right fork n’s lack of ambition, ls would nd funds enin gyms soft drink “@ tate. We should leave the pres- TH ent tax alone until we can make | it over properly.” | “Have you any an estate tax?’”’ @ ‘complaints. My chief objections ® tothis measure are two-fold. First of all it is a crude, hasty, ill-di- gested, immature piece of legis- lation: secondly, it will encour- a multiple-taxation, one of the | Worst evils of the American in- ‘beritance taxes, : “Inheritance taxes, on _ their technical side, are exceedingly difficult. Soaking the rich is a very popular pastime. There are |» #0 few to be soaked and so many ) 0 do the soaking. It is also con- ‘dered by some a very simple /Matter, All one need do is to ' bass a law appropriating as much /% a rich man’s property as one bas a mind to take. However, When the rich man is safely /Wcked away in his tomb and the tax collector appears on the scene | he is surprised to discover that in the face of the forty-eight Ameri- ally in the be repaid, fan death duties involving all 4 fonceivable kinds of inconsistency SECS WILDS | Hey, NY, he taxable oe assistance. Lallnation- eir minds, a spiritual heir souls. campaign irse. jlother so- Shrinkage in value, has dwindled k to very modest proportions. There ds nO use soaking the rich even q from the point of view of those evno enjoy this sport, unless we : tet Something for our pains. How the Tax Might Be Lost. "To frame a just and enforce- Wle inheritance tax law, in which m™ the avoidable holes would be 8ged up in advance, would re- Sulre @ commission of real tay ‘“derts many months of earnest “or. But how was the House Mberitance | tax devised? It was Pp even discussed in the Ways tnd Means Committee. It was Viruse by amendment into the heral tax bill on the floor of ™e House and without adequate bate,” Professor Adams was asked to IM Out specifically low the tax MPOUld be avoide d: “The exemption of $50,000 a apa the gift tax,”’ he an- *red, has | Baid, for by a friend of the “Y" “as Se hator Smoot estate tax is levied against the | estate | An ) ’ cent’ ) ) the House or Again, gives a credit is holding his peace, awaiting the psycho- logical moment for his declaration of in- tention. La Follette waits and watches. It has ;never been his way to be precipitate, and .,, }it is not now. _ ‘the sudden dramatic stroke i li deduction | 4 S » in politics, against the Federal estate tax of | the amount of any inheritance ') tax actually paid to any State or territory, although this credit or deduction ‘shall not exceed 25 per of the amount of the Fed- eral tax. If this means what it says—-that a deduction up to 25 per cent be given for any inheri- ‘tance tax paid to any State—then \ one ) in- | ) \ ( corporation there may )} Federal Government. be nothing left for the An estate is frequently taxed in several States in the State of the decedent's residence, in the State where the whose shares ,}owned is domiciled, again in the I do ) We / posit, The \State where the corporatign has between (Special transfer offices. (If each | $150,000,000 \ State took 10 percent, the Fea- The bill passed in eral Government would get noth- ) this estate tax, but with a higher ( ‘the slip-shod character | | \ objections to \ ' this proposal other than that it is ‘tures of the proposed measure. It State where the shares or ties are actually held in safe de- and sometimes in a fourth This is not likely to happen, but it ing. in many cases, of the House Bill.) “And this brings me to what I He knows the potency of and he knows equally well that the stroke, to be effective, must have behind it a well-matured plan. He never goes | tilting at windmills for the sake of the dency? /portant in current politics. exercise. Will La Follette run for the The question presi- is the most im- It far tran- scends all questions as to the relative strength of this or that candidate for the Democratic nomination. It is of vastly | more significance than the question of | the Republican vice-presidential nomina- tion or whether or not Calvin Coolidge ae _will write any given plank into the Re- publican platform. he | Democrats Point to securi- | Illinois Primary Result. Will La Follette run? Anvone who had the answer to the question would be tie word on the subject. | believe, that if La Follette gets into the run- regard as one of the worst fea-. )encourages just this sort of thing. ~ “That, in fact is the least of my ( One of the evils in State inheri- | \ | tiple taxation. I have seen an es- tate forced to pay four inheritance | } ' | Follette candidate, ‘tance taxes is the practice of mul- | | 000 votes. taxes to four different States and | been later confronted with a de- mand from a fifth State. | candidate, Now | if this proposal finally becomes a | law, do you not see that States will be encouraged to add multi- | ple taxations features to their systems so they can put in where- ever possible for a share spoils.’’ Reducing Multiple Taxation. ‘But ‘how is this to be done? of the | | say | would carry Is there any way of curbing them | save by constitutional amend- ment?’’ “There is probably end the practice altogether. : o ° . there is a way of curbing it. At to But no way | sumption 'more votes from least we should not encourage it. | My plan is as follows: “T would have a Federal heritance, not an estate tax, in which the rates would be fully worked out. provide, just as this measure does, in- care- | Then I would | self-congratulation in the prospect that La({ Mating. his own. 'would much rather that La Follette stay that where an inheritance tax 15) due the State as well, the sum thus paid should be deducted from the sum he collected by the Government. This should be ef- fective only up to a certain per centage of the Federal tax. to | North and South Dakota. carry all four But | I would provide that the tax paid | the State would not be deducted from the sum due the Federal Government unless’ the inheri- tance tax law of the State con- formed to a single system of tax- tion; that is, a system excluding the multiple feature. do two things at once. prevent the Government's from being completely by the State taxes. It would re- sult in all States having inheri- tance taxes.” “Rut how multiple taxation?” Working for the Exemption. It would share would this “That is the thirdly was coming. The ) be competitive yaenie } “pon its face invites eva- ‘Ss Fa Continued on Page $B. claim This would ) consumed | | idge . 'a majority and the House of Representatives, House choice | mation. | would illustrates | event | will be called upon to end the deadlock. prevent | to which T| The pressure would | States would | | sition. in a much better position to forecast the outcome of the presidential race than the best-informed prophet lacking the infor- Mr. Coolidge and his managers) nominations by greatly like to have the answer. No lican parties. less would the Democrats welcome an authen- In the minds of La Follette’s friends, this is the logic of the situation: If he should come out now in advance of the party con- ventions, he might appear to be merely a po- litical soldier of fortune, seeking to head a new movement for his own glorification. He probably would, attract to his banner a large number of what Roosevelt used to call the “‘lunatic fringe,’ and this ele- ment, through the noise it would make, would give the public the impression that it was the dominant factor of his campaign. Dut if La Follette waits till after the Re- publicans have nominated Coolidge and ‘turned down his own progressive platform in will) favor of the Coolidge conservative platform, obtain in several of the doubtful states in{and until after the Democrats have named the November election, if La Follette runs.) their man, who will probably be equally un- That is to say, the entrance of La Follette( acceptable to him, then he can go before the would give the Democrats an advantage in } country as the personification of a progressive several states that otherwise could safely be) movement, which, it will be argued, has been chalked up as Republican. The Democrats | ignored by both the other parties. Thus the that with La Follette in the race, they) La Follette candidacy will take on the ele- the states of Ohio, Indiana and( ment of inevitability that his friends desire The whole theory. rests on the as-) shall be associated with it. that La Follette would pull many | the Republican than from ) What Would Keep | ( the Democratic and Repub- lor the Democrats say, and many of them as an independent candidate, the vic- of the Democratic nominee will be as- They point to what Jenkins, the La did in the Hlinois Repub- Jenkins polled 114.- ning tory sured. might, and lican senatorial primary. -} The victory went to Deneen over, McCormick by only 6000 votes. In other ( words, the votes for the third, or La Follette) were much more than sufficient | to have reversed the result between the two) leading candidates. An analogous situation, it is predicted, lilinois. the Democratic ranks. Valid or not, the the- La Follette Out. ory is accepted by the Democrats and is giving ; | einai There are certain contingencies in whic them much comfort. ' but leaves La Follette will stay out of the race. He will should \ Stay out if he becomes convinced that there ‘is no real demand for his candidacy. He will stay out if the Democrats nominate a pro- e) gressive of a brand of progressivism approxi- This is unlikely. He would ‘not be satisfied with Smith (though recogniz- ing that Smith has certain liberal qualities), Davis. Underwood, Robinson or Rals- He would probably ‘ton. The nomination of McAdoo probably ‘would not keep him out, but would create a doubt in his mind. | Only two men whose nomination would, i} keep him out of the running come to mind— Wheeler of Montana and Gov. Sweet of Colorado. Neither is likely to be chosen. The possibility that La Follette will refrain ) from an inde pendent candidacy because of the ‘character of the Democratic nominee may be almost eliminated from consideration. La Follette would stay out if men like Brookhart and Norris should go to him and ‘tell him that his candidacy - would cause dwindling rather than a strengthening of ae progressive forces in Congress. Such counsel seems unlikely. Norris, by his recent state- ment advocating personal instead of party re- It is disputed by the Re-)} publicans, them uneasy. They ( The him get in. There is’ further out. Democrats would like to see reason for Democrati Follette would draw electoral votes almost ex- from the Republican column. His . e° ° . \ chances are in Wisconsin, Minnesota, } 0 clusively best r with of these states, ‘La Follette Would Hurt Chances of Coolidge. The Republicans say they are the only ones La Follette champions |, several others. However that may be, La Follette would certainly damage Cool- idge’s chances of getting a majority in the electoral college. The fly in the Democratic ointment is that the electoral votes pulled by La Follette from \ Coolidge will not bring the Democratic nom- | inee any nearer a majority. Out of this sit. uation arises the possibility that neither Cool- Democratic nominee will have Senator that he could carry. nor the ' ‘ice before in the history of the nation, re oo" of La Follette in Nebraska. La Follette would go into the race with’ ‘no illusion that he might win. He would enter with the purpose of solidifying the progressive movement and of paving the way for an ulti- mate party realignment on the economic issue of “the people against privilege’’—the issue ) that he sees as the fundamental question be- Should this happen, and éspecially if the itself be deadlocked and the ultimate of a national executive for the next four years should come to depend on the. Sen- ate’s selection of a Vice President, then, in- deed, would La Follette be in a strategic po- > he | they believe he will be ( pendent candidacies, but they \ supporters or by chronic office seekers, seek- SENATOR ROBERT M. LA FOLLETTE. a | \ sponsibility, paved the: way for his support for La Follette. ( / ) fore the country, Nobody knows, for the simple reason that } issue of any moment. depends on events that are still ( wnbecty ing every political If La Follette runs, he will go in as an in-| La Follette himself has not. dependent candidate for the presidency, not | His | as the leader of a third-party movement rami- | Other inde- | fying down into minor offices. by over-enthusiastic ing to make capital for themselves out of the The chances favor his coming out as an( La Follette movement, will be discouraged. but not until after the If La Follette headed a third-party ticket he would lose the support of some of the men who are now his chief reliance. In Iowa, for example, Brookhart, the ex- pected nominee of the Republican par- ty for re-election to the Senate, would be thrown into an embarrassing predica- ment. _ As an independent candidate on a pro- gressive platform, free from the local entanglements that would ensue from a complete third-party organization, La Follette can have the support of such progressive leaders as Brookhart, Re- publican, in Iowa; Norris, Republican, in Nebraska; Wheeler, Democrat, in Mon- tana, and Huddleston, Democrat, in Ala- bama. If La Follette should make the show- ing in the election that his followers are confident he would make, his next move probably would be to call a conference of progressives, with a view to mapping out a program for a third party. But there will be no such conference called by La Follette prior to the election. Communists to Be in St. Paul Convention. Some of La Follette’s friends are alarmed lest the third-party convention to be held in St. Paul, June 17, go off | at a tangent unfavorable to his candi- dacy. To the chagrin of the La Follette people, the promoters of this gathering have admitted communist delegates. They area small minority, but their presence, it is feared, will give La Follette’s enemies an excuse to brand the gathering as “‘red.’’ Various radical groups will make up the convention, and if the example set by a similar meeting in Chicago in 1920 is any criterion, it will produce a plat- form of variegated radical plans that La Fol- lette cannot accept. The convention leaders would like to put La Follette in the race through the medium of a nomination at St. Paul. They are likely to find La Follette himself standing in the way of this procedure. If he runs, he will run on a platform with a few broad, simple prin- ciples, calculated, he believes, to appeal to progressive, but not to communistic, senti- ment throughout the country. It might be a good thing for La Follette if the St. Paul convention, reciprocating the unsympathetic sentiment in the La Follette camp, should turn away from him and pick some other Mt. Everest E xpedition POPP APPL RBA PRPO LOL lee ea aa le all aa ala alla a a ll tl Reaches Base Camp With CBP PPAR AOA AOA A AA A AP ell ele ee lal al al a Climbers Oe i i i i id Fit and Eager POOP ODP LL LLL AA | Col. Norton, Writing April 29, Expected in a Few Days to Have Most of His Force Head- ing Up the Glaciers Toward the Summit. A A CL A BY LIEUT.-COL. E. F. NORTON, Leader of the 1924 Expedition to Scale Mount Everest. New York Times and Lon (Post- Diegese> By he Mount Everest Committee. and the Post BASE CAMP.,. Rongbux Glacier, country that has no history, then h don Times Copyright by Arrangement With Wireless to The New York Times Dispatch From London.) April 29.—-If happy is the appy our expedition. So smoothly have things gone since I last wrote that I have no tale to tell of hardships or difficulties overcome. all overcome when in 1922 Gen. pleted the foundation laid by Col. The difficulties were, indeed, Bruce's tact and personality com- Howard Bury in 1921. We living smooth the way for any future expedition to Mount Everest. My last letter brought us to Shekar Dzong. The Jongpen- dashekar (Prefect of Shekar) in- cludes Everest and the Rongbuk ( Valley in his large district, and) much therefore depends on his‘ willingness and ability to help. Having met this capital and courr teous gentleman in 1922, we were not without hope of arranging everything satisfactorily, nor were we disappointed. It was immedi- ately apparent that we were going to have no difficulties. At the first interview all the serious business was settled in an hour. his people, whose subordinates jumped to obey his quiet com- mands, who dealt with each of our requests briefly and straight- | forwardly. In the result we arranged to march from Shekar with but one day's halt to change transport, actually to take a good proportion of local porters, whom we had hoped to enlist to carry yp the bulk of our stores the first two, stages east of the Rongbuk Gla a-{ cier—all at most moderate rates. The really handsome presents we} offered him were evidently mueh appreciated. Though on such oc- casions it is not easy to spot the winner, a beautiful piece of Ben- ares gold embroidery, worth $25, and a picture of the Potala, the Oalai Lama’s palace at Lhasa, on silk, worth $50, topped the bet- ting; yet a cheap camp chair and an ordinary pair of snow gog- gles evidently romped home first and second in our host's estima- tion. The day’s halt at Shekar was fully occupied. After the usual checking of stores and routine work, we finished with the trial trip of the oxygen apparatus on candidate. This may happen. The first step in the campaign which La | Follette’s friends believe will bring him out as an independent candidate will be the pres- entation of a La Follette platform in the Re- publican national convention at Cleveland. This is the platform on which the La Follette slate of delegates, with one exception, swept Wisconsin in the presidential preference pri- mary. Anyone who attended the Republican convention of 1920 can visualize what will happen. The - platform, calling pointed attention, among other things, to the oil scandal and | demanding a housecleaning in the Interior | and other executive departments will be the steep rocks of the fine pyra- which stand the jong (prefecture) and the monastery This was to test the relative merits of the apparatus as orig- inally constructed and sent from England and the adaptation de | signed by the fertile genius of Mr. ( | Oxygen Apparatus Tested. mid on Levine. The latter, besides elim- inating certain leaks and mechan-: ical defects which had developed during transit from home, light- ens and simplifies the apparatus, ‘end, most important of all, does away with the vulnerable portions carried on the climber’s chest and Here was} its peak a man who knew his district = days we got down to serious busi- ness, )World’s Five Highest Peaks. From the top of the pass, for the first time, the whole of the Everest system enters into close view. The five highest mountains in the world are there in one grand coup d'oeull, west to Cho- uyo, Gyachungkang. Everest, Malaku and Kangchenjunga. Everest has the pride of place in the center, and is already dis- playing a great cloud pennon on There ensues a regular Sketchbook, camera, bi- noculars and high-power tele- scopes are brought out, and the endless discussion, which soon set- tied once for all on the possible mountaineering difficulties of the final ridge, is once more in full swing. A heartening note is that now the center of interest has changed since a similar discussion of the Then “the same place in 1922. rorth ridge claimed most of our ) attention; now we scarcely begin to discuss anything below the shoulder. Our optimist goes so far as to dismiss Everest as climbed, * { suggesting a careful study of the possible routes up Malaku. So, by the hermit’; cell in the gorge, with the (Himalayan sheep) past Nyomdo, with painful recollections of the bitter cold breakfast of two years ago, we go to Tashi Dzong and the charming willow clump lent for our camp by the cheerful and hospitable old headman of the village, Two more, uneventful days brought us to Rongbuk Monastery. Here we were disappointed to learn that our old friend, the most venerable and holiest head Lama, was sick and unable to see us; so we had to content ourselves with an exchange of compliments and presents and promises to meet later. It had been our intention to arrange for a formal blessing of the promoters by this much- venerated Lama, but that also had to be postponed. Green Vegetables Promised. We had the unexpected pleas- ure of meeting another old friend, the Shika, or headman, of Kharta, who treated us most hospitably in 1922 on our visit to his district, and who was paying his respects to the Rongbuk Lama. We al- ready had sent him a letter of brought in by the Wisconsin delegation 43 @| .4 frees him to tackle rocks with(/ greeting and presents from She- minority report. If the convention runs true | to 1920 form, it will be hooted down. At) any rate, it will be rejected. Agaglike delicacy than for- Even so, at the elevation | less merly. ‘kar three days previously. After a friendly chat he left for his dis- The last thins of Shekar Dzong (14,500 feet) we | trict, promising us a consignment that the G. O. P. wants in its platform is the | round the rocks were much more) of green vegetables, luxuries une sort of reference to the oil scandals that the> Wisconsin platform contains. In 1920 Wis-. consin moved that the roll be called on adop~- | tion of the report, but the motion failed for | want of a second. A similar motion will be | made this year. If it is seconded, there will | be a roll call. Otherwise the platform will be lost in a storm of vocal opposition. | No Bolt Planned at “a Cleveland Convention. The only way in which Wisconsin can make its presence felt in the convention is by voting In 1920, all but two of the Wisconsin delegates, always to the tune of _Topang 'neyed over Pang La (17,2 hoots and jeers, cast their votes on every bal- lot for La Follette. This year there will be ‘98 votes for La Follette and one for Coolidge. The stage having been set for the first-ballot ba Dzong. All agreed easily climbed without the ap-' paratus. And so away with us on the | last stage of the journey. That; day's march was, as formerly, a pleasant 10-mile trundle down to Bhongehu, with a _ picturesque bridge where rock doves and goosanders were already busy with their domestic affairs; and on to. La. Next day we jour-{ 00 feet), our last high pass before the base camp. Most of us walked over; this pass, noting with satisfaction the remarkable improvement in wind and in our general power since we first crossed similar heights between Puari and Kham- that the ; " \ deed, obtainable in district. ; Today, April 29, finds us agai in the 1922 base camp, and a cold welcome we have received. We this inhospitable woke to a light snowfall, walked as over five rough miles of tumbled moraine and frozen watercourse to the camp, just under the snout of the Rongbuk Glacier, in the teeth of a bitter wind. : it is winter. Gone are thé few signs of early spring which. cheered us, even at this season, on the plains below. Not a bird or a green thing can be seen—only - an great waste of whitish boulders piled into fantastic mounds by — past glacier action. Down the valley, sweeping round the nomination of Coolidge, the La Follette 28/¢5rm shown by this year’s party) mounds, whistles the true Rong- will get to voice their protest but once. This ‘over Pang La augured very sat-|buk wind as I write early this aft- ne __— er _ Continued on Pace 3B. ‘isfactory results when in a few Continued on Page 3&0 Here, in- same herd of eurhel , Tah BABEL Bet 9 ERAN Ope * at ea 4 $4444 2a. “oe pier m b . - 9% ae ee ae el v # Tee eee 77 ba A “ ha 7 , nm mat: . weer “ ee F A. Bats ipa. ee ae Tet oh > rs ? TT’ eT eae te va oe ee ¢ XR “3 S* ’ i ‘ =. ® a ~ a - + oo ek ‘ i aa? te) See Seba : =. ee 6 te A 3 a Peg 4 oe - +5 A ‘3 ft = 4 - , p ieee hog te a 4 ee. ae cae me a ~ wee 8 ; . a. ss a : ~~ oy ye eee , wet eet See ee 2 ve: a = oo a i = Sahil. git A A Rs tor Cais. ~ 4 awe ‘os eee tte ce hte RE 7 I a ie ke J (7 Rae a. & oe ‘x Re sys ie nh ow »> «ted ae Se ae See wae Nase 1 ~

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— ~ ee eighteenth Was originally And if the amendment is tolled to the youth of this country as. a signal tri- > , o be ex- interests come into this fi: business with clean hands and the fight will be ‘On, as ; é r mo nD ons } ional! D ogress we . um Dp: oO; ou er s ut r —s » oueznt to be wont. br the abolition ol priv »=e ' : “ = mav expect from him. when he succeeds our g#D- a — *+¢¢ - ‘7 other amendments which will compel religious services and, perhaps, ex- eration, stli , ses ° 1; - ° 7 ~~ ¢ i. ‘ ——. President Coolidge may have gone ) lai CIFCUS attendance at to learn if the elephant was still extant act tithes fortheir support. At which time we shal! —_—______¢¢9——___— ave reached that degree of intolerable oppression THE PERSISTENCE OF MARK TWAIN. from which a new start will become inevitable. Samuel Langhorne Clemens is the name Gn 2 The youth of the United States can save our great bust unveiled the other day in New York Univer- @xperiment in self-government, but only if fervently wear Ee te * >, _ » Cal a | wy : , + 4 ‘ Ke ig a , > tl ~ atre wet me « Om e. f = a ie be > 2 £ ee ee at ~ ite aid To Sata 3 res = ™ a te PoP oh . * a Las _ > PR se Hall, 3g Fe Res Ee pe Gs ths RA sity’s Hall of Fame, but it is as Mark Twain that imbued with the truth that political progress con- WHO'S 4 HO? : the man thus honored remains a living force. For S'StS not in giving power to, but in keeping pow- J 60 vears the nom de plume Mark Twain has been e&? from, Government; and in viewing every acces- * = —————— —— a name of increasing Mr. Clemens” sig. sion of governmental power as a visible link in the macic Decades chain nifies little. Mark Twain mu before that will redu him to bondage. this man died, the Clemens was swallowed up b: en yO ee | the T a “ate a} me POOR OHIO: ne Wain. rhe whole worl Knows, remembers : ™ . , , ’ ee The Ohio Supreme Court is not to blame for its ' and reveres this illustrious native of Missouri as ision barring the Sunday. classing de showing of movie films on exhibitions with theatrica! performances. The merely upheld the blue law prohibiting such entertainments on the of the week. , Mark Twain. If. ed, his as Wi iliam Dean Howells predict- Be by ; . ~-Uuli fame is as secure as that of Cervantes. fu aurt ‘ ai kh ath. ~it? 7 + is ; wa 7 = 3 ’ ture ages will forget that as a flesh-and-blood prop- Clemens first Was a man. named persistence of Mark Twain osition he The personality. the marvel The mere 14 vears past. Yet eightv-eighth anniversary of his birth. day Missouri has no such law, unless the prohibi- » tion of unnecessary Sunday labor could be con- strued to stop actors. motion picture operators and from working at their trade or calling on that day. Theatrical performances. as such, are a blue and movies were not -of the hame the literary entitv—is a thine of mod- dead these Noy 20 +h» > : } te A la in . man has been ero we were told last the year ended Oct. 1, 1923. the American people paid cn iat rr law, = } . 5. os not barred Ob: out $1.493.702 for Mark Twain's books Surely : —* . ' 7 . “ae much in evidence when our Sunday law was passed (hat must be a saies reeord for the whole book . , ) > » | - ni . Poor Ohio and poor Qhioans! The Sabbatari- | Worid. ' . . ans Mav next compel them to stop motoring on Sun- What is the explanatjon of this persistence? Here we have sn 4 e vaun: . i Ca Same as Casey At the ba « > »* So we have it. Se Ba We fi: , eet Luella’ Where we one tim Thought the gods ‘ked a favori: —_—— -- = Post-Dispatch McADAWMNS 1924.) INTRODUCING RUCKUS JUICE. (Jackson, Mo., Cashbook.) The three Riley Brothers, said to be the king pins in the bootlegging industry in Scott County, were arrested on last Friday. and their distillery, which was complete in every detail, was destroyed. Fifty gallons of rukus juice and 500 gallons‘of mash were destroyed. The cooker was found a-bilin’ and the corn juice was tricklin’. . > . more truta Antwine said was what certainiy than poetry in Mr. avout blooded stock and the banking busi- ness His examples were admirable, and his theory that developing the cow or the sheep was probably what exhausted the Persians and the Assyrians was real twn- etory thinking; but why not cite the case ct Mr. Fa Hiere was a man who has risen fo unique power in the country He get the oded stock bug. and began at : seil the country out so |! couid / a prope ra h for his stock The - raz ankx wrecker “A : i ew Per- e nm hh Ge = g } not waste Bp til amenting ‘ 3 0 ‘ t > but seeks to dis > the cas Friis discovery that trying t mprove . x ——TFP rial al Inseitisn ser ) DOS or —has han ed . (;ovV ’ ? penitentiary and blown zoodness ‘3 ow n banks is w ~ \rnens There is aqoubd | s =© thing at has caused even panics Almcst an of us k 5 nstances o : \.duals who have : nes F4 n ease the milk output of Holstein er ersey cows What the st of the sort of ow we occasionally read of some ag! . a Ollege having is to us a must de S.azzre ne NI intw e pre OkKes re NQuilPrs _an ve afford Oded 3 or has Dp wer : =| . ak s i 2 sacrifice of us Di be AS USUAL, THE CHINESE BEAT GOLD- BERG Tov IT. riail om ‘ inese queues are stretched across a wooden frame in the me: Manis 2 ee f) 2 Log OUuUO 4 fol i. ee rr bq ca Sa *ha »ast expands t Strands of Rair This eiongation of the airs is sufficies » se : pera > automat f Zz bells. sirens and " hy «*'o« warn ng e > _ MBG: From a list of titles of Breezy Stories Magazine for June stories int Men Are Fu Creatures” Never Any Good’ Sen on Hickorv street \. Baker G ‘eries and Meats ; -fnto clouds over Alaska. strikes the side of SHOULD FEDERAL GOVERN MES handling the The MIRROR of PUBLIC OPINION This column is designed to repredus without bias the latest cemment dy te leading publicists, newspapers and perish cals on the questions of the day. . AN ODYSSEY BY RADJO. From the New York World. ta? A MONG the great stories of the world te greatest are the Odysseys, the taiee= such as Maj. Martin's eccount by wireless of ‘o the Pacific after the wreck his plane—of men battling alone against Ge” a planet which wil his escape a unmastered genii of never be tamed. A flight of airplanes sets out te circle the the first time: one of them ae earth for a mountain. leaves its two occupants wibat in a frostbound, precipitous desolation. Poe stantiv the face of the gioebe, which Mid been a rap far below, takes on @6= ferent t Mere man, robbed new gitt of flight. is dropped in the 1 apes I ia tTWwo legs stuck into tour exceedingly embarrassing 4 re a? a i aSsnoee 7 ; I TOW ere I feet of game is changed entirely. It i 10a will never get out al He revised rules. set« his wits and Bis through im ene by one the blindly a that defend the marshes of ; te a ae Y ey ~ wat 4 Pa, ww ee A nulls somehow hazards. eludes licious Titans he North. There 2 no bigger game. there are 0@ greater stories than those of the eternal war with the implacable elements that how! is the doorstep of every 4 These ere a ring around tion, at but undefeated. ne¢mies of the race The fight , them dwarfs all quarreling betweem and man. brought about threugh stupidity and misunderstanding. » e fight for the control of his.,own destiny. | came fight that goes on in the 4 where Dr. Felton hunts an antibedy te vi stroy the germ of pneumonis, oF fisherman s silps storms of the Grand Banks to pluck & oldest b a y real e1 - , . dory tha from the throat of the ai of -—_— ——_— TER THE HOME? From the speech of Congressmas Hawes on the child labor aemese@ g Hk log of this amendment & er me a State fails to de the zome other States believe it ought &@ amend the Constituluies and : the subjeet a Federal matter aad @ the State its local control and by local am delegate that authority to an ove matter Congress. bulld up @ . thousands of 2s called inspectors, who will intrud@ selves inte the homes, the schoo, Im addition. it will tional bureau. with private affairs of the citizens of owt It will buitg up another great = bureau with an army of employes Sm these and other reasons which I —— vance | oppose this amendmenrt ait cause of the general ebjects it socks 7 tain ods preposed te bet We do not went men and womens eutside of SMisseurt whe do nat live who r> tation. and who have nothing to lea@ local repe State to direct oF purely local Roane of » me ea ne rie. have no iterests (here way of leeal esteem or he sent fo our matters that are of i ti * er they | wart. wil a i , La Follette V Announce H Continued From Page 1B. a a ~ es" ana Bia z Cp (ts — ae vey will do with all the lung pow- / a se oro ewe wt It ay Peg reported that after the repudiation of La Follettee by the . convention, the Wisconsin delegation, all except the one stal- 1 bolt the convention and ithout delay, proclaim thereupon, W ette a third-party cani-) pe Pe rhie is not the plan of the| leaders. If La Follette had a eonsiderable following in other | y 4 States. enough to make a sp¢c-1) 4 \ eacular showing. there would un-/, oq goudtedly be a bolt. As it is, the), | wisconsin delegates are alone in| ¢) their allegiance to La Follette, and | n > they will eit tight through the! B r eenvention. 1 a after the nomination of Cool-|o La Follette will await the L eutcome of the Democratic con-/ breaking silence./ o nation before ce n Democratic nomination having been made, it is expected that u delegation of progressive leaders will call upon him and formally /|q © endent | s' ask him to become an indep ent | si — The SE ae ___ —aeaeeeE7~7~™~ —[ ANNOUN( A delightful cruise of SIX D- MISSISSIPP! — OHI Bezinning FINEST and ONLY EXCLUSIVELY PF ne WEFKLY ROUND TRIPS te MLUSC) Forets ‘or further in = fermation phene or ' MISSISSIPP! & OHIC 415 Chestaut Olive 8050 t saeco ———— 4 Rooms Comfortably Furnished for Only $379 Store Open Saturday Until 6:30 Living-Room Suite MONDAY SPECIALS S157.00 3-Piece Tapestry Overstufts Suites, Our own make, full spring construction 0: and a wonderful value _ &° the low price of. = * $155.00 Cane and Mahogany 3-Piece Da THette Sultes. (overed tn tapestry ¢ Velour These are floor samples *¢ eXcellent quality and makes a full-sige bed $125.9 when oper 183.00 value .+.2sakeu = Perfection Oil Cook Stove (,uaranteed 2 Burner $17.00 3 Burner $22.00 $100 a Veeck Rug and Linoleun 9x12 Sea Grass ae 4.6x7.6 Sea Grass eet oo} 9x12 Seamless Wilton Rugs .. ~~ Azminater SNES «nike rmstr *s Linoleum 9x12 N mary, a: Inlaid Linoleums, per sq. yd.. 12-ft. width Printed Linoleum, rs. Extraordinary one day reduction “a Simmons Steel Beds of an ywr- o a distinctive design: -oval ws and wide center panel of cane—Bed its {finished im ~

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See: Anichenehd siadihe in latte ~ = a ee a # , a rd bs Pda z hatte = . _ . * 5 Z . . -” re arr LL EL - ° 4 . ; he ee or Serr reg eS al PY ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ati SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 18, 1924. ° ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ) 3B" | ~ . 3 $ Se 4 . . - , his candidacy. ‘a Follette Will Not [thete aeuvacy aire, *fe,steae of MT. EVEREST CLIMBERS . Hi Sas g_|iinest Satpeyine mnaenpire| REACH BASE CAMP |” One THousanD Special | Victor Perfect ume’* a , ‘oO e f the a Announce Fliis Candidacy site win'ors'hc ve, ALL FIT AND EAGER 88-Note ” iia gece! | Victor Pe a - on. ° 4 ia Continued From Page 1B. candidate. ‘Then, and.not till ther | that they can win the presidency | Continued From Page 1B WORD MUSIC o aay Bs Monday Records . . — o: A selected jot of Glass- : according to present n ; ,|for La Foll : | > ee will do with all the lung pow- | make his cnadandhunche yoke Fae that he hero flee catty reihne ona d th t t a ROLLS = ” 3 ae nd aust “Rolls DI , : en ernoon, an e temperature were on waghtee, 10-inch Double-Diso © er they possess. The significant date yn the La|more states and make a showing The biggest line ever of- o GIVEN AWAY FRE COPPER ROTTO ) ~ tthe been Se epg tere epee Follette calendar js n Zune 17 in some of the others tiat will az-| stands well below the freezing | Monday in our Music Roll od Wash Boller 100-Piece Pertect Dinner Set we gd A Perfect Records = ‘Nidaetoeinee o the Wisconale but July 4, when the conference found and frighten the conserva-| Point in the tent. | 0 gy Fo 3 ONE ROLL FREE [$3.00 val. $45.00 value. Special. $14.98 Valves up C Each ; the - convention, : for .progressive political action. tives of both parties. They beilcve Several Women in the Party. | Meh heita UO ie of To YOUR ps chit SEE the ~ ation, all except the one Sstal- | sponsored by the railroad that his candidac | | - gelegation, och : y will give the I Love You Curtain 8 ; HOME WITH Brand-new Word Mi bolt the convention and : hye beoher ro , But, for all that, we have much » - ere: “—" " wart, will hoods, will meet in Cleveland. 1f| PTOETeSsive movement a momen:| Out There in the oulen weed an value: | SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Rolls. _ Ehecontinuss 35 , ee ret r tea =| > Coa é a oe ot 0 FOR Sa - — ? ——— 2. ay ie i ee ee ° ; : i . laim - . . t p ’ t upon, without delay, proc La Follette is‘in the runnin ig | U™ that will carry it on tu niti-| to congratulate ourselves upon. We - , pape la Follette a eyed Teen! oyes convention, in all human a3 ay | mate victory. | have reached the base camp exact- | Sunshine With You en 96 Merah ere as 4 : ih . . » « > . p “ een Follette had a| Ability will indorse him. Tt will |. “tn cr wxpected. Back ly to plan, two days ahead. of the’ Dreamy Melody Naphtha Soup and was | FX9 You, absolutely Graniteware ' jeaders. If ma role * 4/not nominate him. ‘There is a in Capital About June 1. | | Pals free. with each $65 . : i Coffee Contai » gonsiderable following in other! virg) distinction — a distinctiog | La Follette is now at Atlantic City 1922 time, with not one sick man, | ——_—_——— "~~ oie A!) ee. ee ee a RE Berlin Kat: Don't Fall to Hear the 4 enough to make a SP€c~) that goes to the rect of the differ. getting back his strength after his| English or Himalayan. Our ef-| tions, and tomorrow 15 loads will | Extra Special Flectric € _——=—e tliams Paint Dept. tles. Cake Big Hit pees 2 there would un- recént sev , 500 10-inch Double Disc Spe- rie Curling Irene. your choice of a Pans ryd - . show yt “A hg ay Gee ence between those labor leaders Hie nde iliness of pneumonia.| forts to collect local labor have | Records, each 10c , doubt edly be a ¢ who want direct poNfical action, cold has left him, and his! succeeded beyond our expecta- Dgey will wit ticht through the) British Labor party, and those,|{&hting trim. ‘There is no present | leave for No. 1 camp, five miles| $2.69 KIMONOS Boys’ t.. Serge ’ nis : M ) ae . , ‘race. At 69, he cannot La Follette pill await the} Labor, who believe they can best | . not be expected , | WR lavender § and he to make the slashing type of cam- Dirty as are these iocal men of | iy chadoer shen ke = r 7 ; hey are i. Far . es , . on before breaking asilence.| out and supporting candidates | the} Exceptionally well made in sna vention belted models of high-grade double- tal ee * yey Bens ye Sweetest Dreams of You | nsin delegates are alon® in/through the agency of a separate —- Say that he will re:urn to | their allegiance to La Follette, and / political organization, lke the}, 0'7ston abut June 1 in fair i convention. , like Gompers and the other hea@a! seoee a that consideration of | above here, just under the snout; Of good quality crepe: come in floral é; T ae Ee seination of Cool-| of the Ameridan’ Wederation of a will keep him out of the! of the East Rongbuk Glacier. | designs a, plain $ §9 5S U 4 Ss coors; Ink, ylue, ‘ J - ; of the Democratic con-j; serve labor's purposes by pickin 16.98 Value outcome nnd | y s | Palen that appeals to his ardent,|*he bis high valleys, sa naka ; . Intense ersonality—the surely the hardiest in th rorid | Democratic nomination having | friendly to labor without regard to | ‘ P > =6sort of a 8 Wore | . Both knick- vad made, it is expected that u/ party labels. campaign that gave him the name|and the cheeriest. ~ They come} 73¢ BLOOMERS euk \ sre (lined. throughout: | in sizes o years. —————— sf °° P Friends of La Follette have been | °* | Fighting Bob”—but his nature| without tents and propose to sleep! FR women's Bloomers, of Only a limited number delegation of progressive leaders wilt ; «ii call upon him and formally /quietly at work in a number of| not let him sit idle. He witt|ifor the next five or six Gays, up| good =quality pressed BROADWAY & MORGAN ST. on hand, so come early. . ask him to become an independent | states, preparing the grounds for probably go into the fighting .o} to bleak No. 2 camp (19,500 feec). os gE ls > epee C wr GIVE , * SERGE CAPS, 89c — | — full extent of his physical abil-| on the edge of the East Rongbuk extra sizes... he ity. Unless he has changed great-{ Glacier, without shelter, except ANNOUNCEMENT ly Jn the last few weeks, he be-| What may be constructed | from leves that he has a lot of vita); | aniece ) S é vitality | stone and sheepskin cape apiece.! ¥ , € . i “a TT. oles cas mats cc eiiaieions left, and the friends who would|Half a dozen women are among| 4 A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF NEW MISSISSIPPI Ain OHIO — TENNESSEE /deter him from excessive activity | them. We load them light, ac-| out of solicitude for his health will | cording to local ideas; they carry | Beginning June Oth, the steel-hull Steamer , , HARRY G. DREES a a hard time holding him!—men and women—some 40 hea ne own. ; . ’ LY ’ SENG ; pounds apiece at a pace the best | -) 7. The FINEST and ONLY EXCLUSIVELY PASSENGER Steamer on the River. will Meantime, the _ riddle stands: | of us could probably equal tn the | i | f aA \/ \ \ sake WEEKLY ROUND TRIPS to MUSCLE SHOALS, ALA.—the government's |)... ) se—stopping at SHIIAH BATTLEFIELD, and other Historical Will La Follette run? The ques-| Alps with 25 pounds. Y en , . For further informat hone or write |tion is the most pregnant of this | The camp is humming. As T° ) jf } Paes j f ion p MISSISSIPPI & OHIO STEAMBOAT CO. political year—one of the most) Write Capt. Goeffrey Bruce is har- | 4 Olive 8959 415 Chestnut Street Central 1858 pregnant, indeed, tn all our politi-|@anguing the porters, issuing extra | ical history. clothing, telling off men in squads | ¥ -—— wees for work on the glacier and gener- a * — A Wonderful ' ally seeing to the comfort and effi- Y aia | Ass | May5th, [65,000 Sq. Ft. of Surface Space| May 5th, |cxs.e-pecone. ee YN por | 1865 We Pay o Rent —Sell for Less I 924 | on de yt prin arc Pe oth By ii iif Values. .....:...% * \ s Mr. Shebbeare, as quartermaster | in charge of all stores, and Mr. | Hazard, as mess secretary, are hav- ing a regular field day with boxes 4 Rooms 5] : 2 ROOMS |! ana bales which were dumped pell- | ' f i Linen, Normandy Voiles, Tissue SILK DRESSES on 7 mell off the transport animals an ° tably Comfortably |) 1 an: Gingham, Etc. Comforta \ A. 10ur or two ago and are already mitehia fae Sete aterest ond after An abundance of new styles, some of the smartest wus , . = n arter- shown this Spring. All in the newest and most pop- ; , . taking shape in lines of dur Oh Ls Furnished : Furnished ines Nps, . ace : ati noon wear. The color range includes rose, ular fabrics such as: Fiat crepe, satin Canton, | ording to their next destinations. Canton crepe, Georgette, Roshanara, etc. Styles for for Only | | for Only ‘Mr. Odell and Mr. Irwin are hard | tan, green, gray, blue, maize, orchid, cocoa, atterncon, dance or party, for street at their daily task of more than | etc. Trimmed with embroidery, neat col- | 6, business wear. All the latest “p= : > , : ’ P . : , colors shown for the ®pring and $379 S289 two weeks now, testing, assembling | lars and cuffs, belts, buttons, drawnwork, ccoemeéy gaamenn ty Sanne and repairing oxygen apparatus and cylinders. Dr. Somerville .is busy |with the scientific and medical | NRA ET Store Open Saturday Ask to See Our 3 and 4 Room Complete Home Ample Parking gem ? , Until 6:30 Outfits, Displayed Now at Our Store Space eee at tena ‘Unew onan ae Women’s 73c Work Shirts would give a pleasant impression; UNION SUITS , | : ca ; Made of soft fipieh- but look again at the fur caps, gor- Large selection of beautiful Tapestries in medium and a worth. nha aed s Fh Oi k 7 | te Good quality light- ene . 2 sate * 7 iim eeltte aad dustitecs eek Ge eesti hGc dark colors, for living rooms, dining rooms and bed- perfectly tailored and ‘epet f OG". ; roof overalls, and you will realize : + | . | Suits: closed or rooms. Regular 20c, 30¢ and 50c values. 18. Union made, open seat with $1.39 value. — ) 14; 33 | shell knee and 0 we C | WO iiss C, 2C, 98c al) Va ] 2 “i$ a: ; 7 | that we are at last at the Rong- Lid’: | om | | | ia _buk base camp, where fires are Per not. and where daily the wind ‘rushes straight off the snows of band top. MIRROR of Sere a oak 3 q 0 | | ' | Everest, 10 miles away. ] f days 10oW af f ; ) i a ’ LIC OPINION 2m w. vee | pe" eee ee SS Rate te Ante om re eae ig The All the Big Hits on Duplex Oatmea apers Ladies’ Serviceable oy ra : — , - ; oo organization is complete, and the| &@ Weile Special °0 inches wide in most all colors. Reg- 1 O c SILK HOSE > OG 5 NCTE meee = “che “emp . climbers are fit. The rest is on the pine ; ular 30¢ value. aN good quality. perfect, jolumn is designed to repreduce : ae ~= EXPERT CRITICISES OF CRUE ww ose enn ss lll ‘ thread and artificial silk; | : ' a |B . 20,000 rolls of handsome Spring Wall Papex in me- RN ae e€ questions of the day. : ” ? it x. 1g nf : —— me | | + - | INHERITANCE TAX dium and dark colors. Patterns suitable for All new shades. N ODYSSEY BY RADIO. —s peels SATE Jt AR | | | ae | MEASURE AS FUTILE FOR every room in the house. Values to 18c. S138 Be} Bo ; al New York World. the great stories of the world the . . % : | ee | | Monday, the roll, Men’s Balbriggan est are the Odysseys, the taies-- bits r | | es Conte ee ee UNION SUITS e — > 7 nd nd © s ’ | y ° . : a} Ta Tae ee es . a). Martin's count by wireless of Living-Room Suite XX take the trouble to get the benefit Don’t Fail to Hear 2c, 3c, 4c, 5c, 6c, 1c, 8c, 9c, 10c en’s Summer weight good qual- t- & to the Pacific after the wreck of | MONDAY SPECIALS as | ~ Bi . ° = . a a ty balbriggan Union | a - igndihpmaedongpnsases So I’m Trying to Coax the Papers sold with borders or bands only. Lowest prices Seite, aan 89c of men battling alone against the BIST00 3-Piece Tapestry Overstuffed | . . Raw tate resiGents. tusk aa wee , | Smiles to Come Back in town. Come early. 36 to 46. $1.19 value. ed genii of a planet which will Buites, Our own make, | ) : a full spring construction a | has just changed her income tax on Special | famed. ‘ and a wonderful value ; , shipping companies in order to give it of airplanes sets out to circle the a sew Price of.. : a ae | : s airplanes set our | + 8155.00 Cane and Mahogany 3-Piece Dav- British shipping the benefit of :; r the first time; one of them dips emette Suites,. Covered in tapestry or Bir thday Sale Refrigerators ST dieeeds gue’ aaeee 7 | Velo x nese are nor — © f ; . , 4 @s over Alaska, strikes tne side of excelle nt oe AW ‘ pn, our income tax law Reme wk : : . ber that rich men can and do in. leaves its two occupants unhurt 4 full-size bed () Jus whe ks want them most comes this sale of SN, deginaga hdc $2 ON CREPES | Ave , ‘ Pp | ' ey open. - : us hen tol es . * . ft Re change the legal residence easily [@ 59c TISSUE GINGHAM HOUR SALE—3 O’CLOCK .00 CANT bound, precipitous desolation. n- OO.NY VRlUC ...... ia secue hes frigerators —1ce-SavVing and moneyVv-saving. and that the big State inheritance A wonderfully fine lot of beau- ; 40-inch silk and wool Canton $ 38 he face of the globe, which roe | Perfection Oil Cook Stoy 5 Recular $17.00 Refrigerator. Lop- taxes collected are based a . tiful sheer dainty Tissue Ging- C | 69c PONGEE Crepes for cool, fine silk dresses. , —— lief map far below, takes on a dift- ; e At 1 2.1 ieer model. with all-white enameled dence. Moreover. in time I should a hams in scores of the best é&hec | Special, yard ats cssacescssce® pect. Mere man, robbed of his ‘ Guarantecd like to see the Federal Government patterns, all at......-.--++e+ee8- Express shipment of 600 yards of 36- of flight, is dropped in the midst : interior. split the tax fifty-fifty with the | _f inch tan Pongee—silk and PONGEE ($1.49 SHEETS 69c Normandy 39 ; 75¢ Burner ere, his twe 7 c into four ste Ae, Pa urs ax is s ‘le: a rich, huostrous qual- = 2 wo legs stuck States, provided the Federal tax 10c Calicoe — ‘eae draperies, dresses, 27-inch brocaded silk 1x90 bleached, } an isle | 00 Three-door side-icer, all-white S aiheiiies Glam: ’ Pe _- . ' - s@ir . . - ’ “Ac ) 44 ed var An PONTE . , = SMEG cocely. Se to-10. toa SOE I - enameled interior and extra large | ¥S¢4 to suppress multiple taxation. cota agp ae Bony 1 gy | voiles and all perfect. in | I blouses, etc. On sale Mon- changed entirely. It ia 10 to i he | - . . =” “The State Governments do not oa 2. C gy i ss day at 8 Clee, Si. We Pongen al C ‘> * ‘ ; ° . *¢ aii at , J ; . r fret out alive ,He accepts the 3 Burne 1c Capa ITs ° $44 value. like to see the Federal Government vara . , 2 ee —- C riper ne Si Sect’: | ‘ urner at. a a yard quality; @t...+« ules, sets his wits and his body to Apartment style—125-lb. ieej/taking from their respective citi- yard 3 | $22.00 At?39-20 ay ee te: pls |zens more than is taken in taxes ee —— ert | 29c VOILE 35c AWNING DUCK 35c Linenes 85¢ Dress Linens lie somehow through impossible : 3 ~ Capacity, vith large food chambers; from the citizens of other States Chine 32 inch ide, in all the . » citizen ; her § tes. ‘ i ' , ne ehes wide, in & inches wide; all-silk | 38-inch dainty printed Blue and white or brown and 2A: aes ‘iieonating aus wide, all pure lis- eludes one bv one the blindly ma- — itans that defend the marshes of $1.00 a Week regularly $4. Now if a State has an inheritance, te n near- Voiles, in at- | segs ) $ 15 tractive Surn- white stripes, heavy fast color colers; for eo. in rose . ¢ dresses and Copen end n. 'tax law that offends against this ™ iv all shades. " . : . my mer print- ; ae vigger game. there are & | P “aie snes mens . ae ‘: 4 and the federal tax in full The OE e bay but undefeated. These are the : . Ac: Pr SP Ss Federal Government will withdraw oe stron , ; oe of. . Here the full amount of the tax from the = ey == Cee , high-grade well-known brands of OS ) mies of the race. The fight with é ——_ Remar te be —— he 7 ‘arfs all quarreling between man A ———— ~V State. This will —— = Another big lot of womens . 00 brought about through cupidity, ; | sg I . lions in some cases. There will be Low Shoes. Special for Monday. Values to $6.00. and misunderstanding. It is mans |a strong feeling in the State legis- Hundreds of new styles to pick Pichon Four Yards Wide the control of his.own destiny, the ‘latures against subjecting the in patents, tans, or a ae as ' Armestrong’s four-yard-wide buriap-back cork ht that goes on in the laboratory wealth in the State to such a variety of Rao : Linoleum (no paper back), will cover average-size ita hunts an aatibedy to 66 peril. — a aw eine . rooms in one solid plece, avoiding all seams, both on , ‘ the “There are many other objec- a Oxfords and San- 4g Fe and D grade; sells regular in perfect goods at e germ of pneumonia, or in styles, \ °e% to & at A> $1.39 and $1.25 per square yard, but owing to ns dory that. slips between the pisces 67 ge : wlight mill imperfections we offer same, ‘square which spring from the hasty and bf the Grand Bank: luck a living R d Li . yard, at O6e and a. es oo » an anne : ug an in $17.50 Guaranteed Layer immature character of the . bill $2.95 and ‘ | Greater efforts should be made to ' $18 CONGOLEUM RUGS 9 . 5 —_—_— Awning duck, at yard ‘ “ee oe an. . or "Faerie “st tions to the proposed plan, most of dals | 9x12 Sea Grass Rugs §. Felt Mattress $12.95 | Protect estates from the effect of : s 4 the sale of their liquid securities Size 9x12, genuine Congoleum Art Rugs. y Women’s $2.50 Slippers rg Nationally advertised and recommended for A OO 4.6x7.6 Se ' ‘hDE 78) “RN MENT é ; a Grass Rugs a F Thi 3 res: : “ ant f ay e - | ’ : : 9 i RAL GOVE rhis Mattress is guaranteed layer felt-covered, | which is necessitated by the effort Another big lot just in time for wear by the mill as Gold-Seal Rugs which TER THE HOME?” , 12 Seamless Wilton Rugs . . witht a high-grade fancy tick. Has a roll edge to get cash for the tax. We want Roberts, Johnson & Rand's soft Monday selling; patents and sell regularly at $18. but owing to mill imper- Axminster Rugs . and sewed so it will not sag. The inside 18'| to tax the estates. We do not want ey ~na gay = — — nl fections, they are labeled as red seal in order Slippers 7. 4 to offer them at thig extremely low price... * 9x12 Armstrong’s Linoleum Rugs carded cotton felt layers, which produces.a soft | to punish them. Unless some means ible: sizes 2% © speech of Congressman Harry on che child labor amendment 4 ; st 5 ; : ° - . ‘ « Lo be . — — an 3 , logic of this endme is that ev : 9x12 Ne nset Squares bed. oe that will egg you al _is fSund to get around this objec special a . | amendment 1 .. i over A $17.30 valu special! | : : ta dey! laid Li ‘irthday Price of only , @Mates must not only pay the nste time a State fails to do the thing? ? 12.-f inoleums, per sq. yd ee tee ee oe a fd . inheritartce tax, but must submit Xm r u ler States believe it ought to do, sit a “ft. width Printed Linoleum, per sq. yd. . $1.35 te atta aa to heavy jlosses that benefit nobody. ee ee ae — nd make “To all this I want to add a final $50. Owing to mill imperfections of a alight dropstitch tn the weave which . amend the Constitution and : aged! While I of * 4 | objection e lam not in agree- * net 2 - er ke from q . . = . ceab rif * Jeet a lederal matter and ad ,t ae > i : ‘ iment with Secretary Mellon about . Wwhin S nck ton eae, odten' thems aneunela te its local control and instea . 3 +s be it leaving the inheritance tak to the a e 0 at half price-only g the matter by local authorities © 4 ! : | i” i | State Governments, I am “heartily / a}, State Governments, I am “heartily ote ot eet eas 0 at Gell AQ $5.00 MATTING RUGS & —=—_ , ed an overburden ; | if | , . “ vk AP , er +k ; (like cut) with — | meee . cessive rates are futite. r think it striped duck, scalloped a and tinteren 500 more of high-grade Chins a mistake at this time to impose a adjustable steel rod. cord a 7 luge left from our carload purchese: beautiful florg! ] that authority to reat San se : | | ' mai ~ A |40 per cent tax. Excessive rates SOA complete, ready to hang. ureau, with thousands = of polices . a | ae ae iets ‘ : inepire evasion and avoidance. We \ ae ae as inspectors, who will intrude them- a = should move cautiously and slowly, | 2 foot 6 size for. eeeoees ? } , ie th ee Hio the homes, the schools, and the . a jase noe . . making the rates low at first and affairs of the citizens of our States: ) | . LF - ) feeling our way along with every 3 foot size for.... . $1.69 iM buicg up another great national | gradual increases. In this way we 3 foot 6 size for... . $1.89 will collect more actual money for a 4 foot size for... .$1.98 dition, it will bulld up a B@ With an arniy of employes, and fot Famou Si ] 3 . . @ other reasons ‘+h T shall ad- a & immons Stee oro the Government. We will teach the " cone Sores cab nne ee Mg woe be- 4 Bed and Springs Porch 0 ers Cedar Lined Chiff be i rich subjects of such taxes how to ' f the general objects it seeks to at- | Extraordinary one dav reduction $1 Oca Week An Extra Closet | pay them with ae least —s a Porch Drop Awnings to Match ' c Withi . . conveniertre an oes to their hold- “ .00—S ithin This Piece 5 $2.50 | 8x8 size $3.98 rive 24454. Reau- x8 size .....-- 4 sda ae tiful paetierne. it the methods proposed to be use™ é "” Simmons Steel Beds of an un- é; . net went men and women from . = USually distinctive design: oval Finished in_ the natural Bors ee Wee ee See a 8 G a4 . ' live there: | Nilers and wid ’ : or of the hard wood Has Q 75 ernment from the error of indulg- Bik gine... As es $2.98 Ox size. eee ae $4.98 ray or tan. etc. Niesour! whe do not ye ; . ide center pane! 0 cane seat. Will stand up . ‘ing anv further in tax svstems Sperial, Monday se no terests there, no local FOP 4 -—~Bed is finished in against the weuther and the which tend only to develop and . and who have nothing to lose @ the hard usage to which porch $1.00 a Week ; ; lownl este ) | reputaties. io = $ 16 05 furniture is, sub- | perfect the art of dodging the laws. a fm or ioca re} ‘ ; i.e e« ¥ oe oe . jected. ‘Selling Choice of Oak or Walnut i (Copyright. 1974.) p : : : — : : > , late ie our State to direet or regu : $1.00 A Weel ™ pegeane hut “aif of pure ly local concern.

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RRR Re HK: cor Ee ai . a : *‘n 7 aii * s re eB: o Wis ay » ‘ ae al ie rie 5 ee yo s . = + q as sa + j . s x7 Be ’ af 7 . i ? INED ST. LOUS POST-DISPATCH Phe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMB eT == = BAR TO VOTE ON : —~ io Wee |. vaaokiee ! = Vandervoort Spee: JUDICIAL CANDIDATES || 300. Handmade | VHneveC0rt ~/ OLUM0Y for Monday Only, 28 me as an Gm 0. ment of new models will be offered Monday at | aie 5 2 £ ; cirst Floor Tables and Prese rT ano ST.CH ARLES : Preliminary Steps Taken by []- $20 and $35 I “ste -e Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30: Saturday, 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to T¢ th a === Read these items carefully. No greater Naming of Committees to Women’s Dress Shop—Third Floor. ~ ¢ e i ° ; . ‘ Seniieins were ever offered in thoroughly Direct Balloting. ” high-class dependable merchandise. Fe 4. _ ™ | elimin , steps for indorse- If you are not fully satisfied with any pur Loe mapeeag Ee | aed o-o chase made by you, bring it back. Your ae) geben con ae eed Kathleen Living Models money will be refunded without question ceecininbtene were taken yestetiay Mary aa "dis eet or quibble. by Dwight D. Currie, president of —wWwi pia) ‘the St. Louis Bar Association. Cur- Quinlan number of frocks ‘rie announced-the appointment of & r?. rb = A ok, : aR, Ey oe: Yau WII na ames ae aE? =siSt SS T= a , : iL 4\ MJ — - an Va aa & fe 131i see i eevee two committees, one of Repubiican x - ; of Pamico cloth. Add 10° te Mail Orders te Cover Packing and Postage | 8) one of Democratic la w- of New York | k ti “wargce of the pilot- ; «Sto : 7:30 A. M. to 9 P. M, Every Day in Wee vers, to have clvarg 6 os ing. The Authority on In addition to conductin the > ~ ‘balloting for tndorsements the com- I ersonal C harm |mittees were authorized by a re3)- ‘lIution adopted by the Executive Announces rCommittee of the association t9| take such action as they deemed! advisable to induce desirable can- didates to file for the nominations. sonal represent- Candidates for Judge of the Su- ative from her preme Court, Judge of the St. Louis: 7 - : Court of Appeals, Judges of the S° New \ ork Salon Louis Circuit Court and of ine will arrive mn St. Court of Criminam& ‘orrection wil : . UNIVERSAL Louis. May 18, be voted on ; LUNCH KIT Rules of the Voting. and remain here | At Vandervoort’s yeu Metal box and vacaum bottle as Under the rules adopted lawyers j 1] week | : an ‘ 1 | i | may buy illustrated. ae es wg fat 4 voting in the bar primary will a , L BS ij | (just as the camera Max - | eee box eoderely. Mack leath- vote for the number of candidates 2 | | hava re ean aa, I > H season opens) Cameras Tooth Paste.] .. nandie. Thousands used by required to complete each party The Quinlan Torlet | . | that offer not only im- ee BOC] workmen. motorists E49 OS ticket of vacancies to be filled at Preparations will Pi bt MAb i : | | mediate vacation Jey, for nd scheol children . p \f . silt ' ° ° i, and | . the general election. “ach ean..- then be introduced ' ja CS ‘S$ ' 5017 : but lasting pleasure " date to receive the t . ; "fe" Butterick Patterns from the picture they 4 a . ' and explanatien Big Cuts on Popular Proprietaries ee oe ees votes given of the Quinlan . f Starting Monday—A Special Exhibition and Demonstration of | take. east for candidates of each party. Regular 88 Ne 3 i ) i. i If on the first ballot taken a suf- Treatment of } , style with single a . > » Caldwell Syru of Pepsin . ficient number are not indorsed, a : / Father Jehn’s p psi second ballot will be sent out. On Black Heads | Regular $169 Ne 2 Wampole's Extract of Cod Liver Oil this there will be placed twice the Enlarged Pores style with rapid rectill- 4 . : number of names in the order of near lens, 24%x3%, Nux Ferrone Iron Tonic Builder ietr eeeference in the first nalloe Pimples ing to complete each party ticke: ' >. Provision was made in the regu- Double Chin limit the voting on Re- . ] : nublican candidates to Republican Wrink es Phenolax Laxative Wafers lawyers and on Democratic candi- gy e oF a v. a ©. See 0 Ses 1 oe rer fee © @& . = « a . — aS, 7 Le OS > ae be ee | —_ That a per- Batterick Pattet ns _ ee a . * « oe 2 2 2 2.> a eel io 7 = & , an a Ta, V. 4 0 Se) eer 0 a | BE Se 1 VaVaVavaTV. m= 1) ee | SE ~~ NN Fd ee a ed =. ° * eee ee ee eee eee ee 2. se ee | ee Se ee ee » bal ~~ = . a — ~ - = _ sa * —showing how practical this popular material is for mak- ing women’s Tub Frocks and Children’s Summer Clothes. Se Se We have arranged an extensive assortment of garments 2% x4%— 11200 , made from Pamico Cloth according to Butterick Patterns with a single lens DeWitt's Kidney Pills"... Bde, OBe i | sie to Democratic anyere, Tne | | PaSEEDS Muveles which you will find both interesting and instructive. Men’s a Sel ties dninglinne tn Weal the ~ Shirts. Draperies. Furniture Covering, etc., are also j 46style §=6with )§6rapie | Schoenfeldt sTea........ 8 3 for opt age - aan ied. assuring wm Scrawny Throat : port hirts, L rapel le I ' % _ = , i rectiineas lens, = Pyrosana Mouth Antiseptic crecr, and another envelope in ear very practteal when made of this material. 5 ty, , Listerine # which the first shall be placed with ou can frank- 3 aa | — - ee ee : > . Squibb's American Oil, full pint a statement of the party ticket the lv discuss vour It offers a choice or tw Ents -thre e { olors, all of w lyre hy are | remo Box . . : v r intends to vote at the pri- : ~ voting ibe anes hr 1 sentative in a |} Dark colors—vivid colors. dainty eee T= 47 “a \ | ~ aan ~f~ . > =e * “eee @ #8 82 828 * 8 © WAN, i a . ~~ “a SSS es ed ee es 9 ~ = is a / a oe Ae low sale prices. can candidates on the first ballot. . ; -hite— "6G inches Regul $2.59 size, cckhitedn wit he tntiek Dans special section pastel shades and white all 56 inche egular $2.5 . . ° 21423. NO. 3, $1.89 FACE POWDERS | ® © #1 tewyers enrolled in the set aside in the | wide and verv specially priced yard, ae%, No 28. ae e “Ourts ti ractice in St is, ir- _ . . . ' i uae rai ee Roer °%x4%. No. 2a. 8 eneek Pace ondel: base’ “1 Saieeites o a . e ' - ° ,s -« » @ * > 7 > 7 — ° o > “oS OK SOE HEE ESSE TEP EEOEE EEE BEE EHH EER EOE EEE REDE EB EH HHS At lr ai la Dee eed 5 _ ed ee vauee Viewers. ... $1 | Adjoining Suburb May Be Put F ednut” Jolet Sec. a The - ; Harriett Hobbard Ayers eo Up to Voters. Two Popular Sty es . . - ioe %, arn" . A . > ' : p 7. i t- a, r c ' 7 os a i . P : as : Se er eclda Sedake, Assorted Odors Be A committee of mn sue wing Specially Priced tg pr) : .* | | re : ge Pp ~ity Council is considering the ad- . : y tte VE : . ' a . ; ~s ab om = e ' he , ad ' . liot weather will be here in a :- Le? os Pr.) ' ee “ S S ~ 'or iy ream - > m . . me - a ~" : > . Colgate's Rig Rath Seap. 5 fer Ihe a strip of land adioining that sub- " pes e asi 7” . : ®-inch oscillating Fan; regular >. a we 4 Be ~~ 7: . > * * + FOR THE TEETH urb on the east containing about *.00 value, specially 13 50 e: — “s ~ - § Console = , cee ‘ m ee ; : =i . 7 mS = 7a) 4 o ~ - — — . - - two square miles. The Kirkwood : ® . J " : * : . = . 4 Business Mens Association has S-inch straight size, 3 speeds, : “A — + + = —_* x ee | Wye of ) = Regular $205 Suite ser . presented a petition seeking this regular $10.00 value, | : —_——« ' f : ; The Last 3 Days ae | . ai ‘| Marcel Electric Waver a Ss thi specially prised at wine a 4. : az | Combis? ore | “| yy Pulls =e = 8 Sow min- The district extends from the ' a | : a “oc . Allowance ‘ ¥ nut, eight pieces, A os. , = - , nl : Po «% with plug ‘and en $2.19 _ Frisco Railroad to Manchester ! , | ; ri : “352% Sale On # 7 consisting of 66-inch buffet, « al eo road and from the eastern town Se L a2 4) Somes ) ° et eo long extension table, five & limits to Collins and Sappinet _ iG . : ed ' ° ay, i 3 + / we, 4. - r3y~ > . «i chal 4 one arrmchaltr, covel roads This district receives mm. \ .. , bes _ ES Sewing Mac is > 4 airs an : rotectio: a BER ' N , : | . es eee et 4 in haircloth, and hg - e protec at m I - \ ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ; — ~ | We will allow you this ' } : latircio eee Comstesy. Some ee | cas ~~ e 4 y pt | for your old machine on the Fam) * * * want to be included withi the | ~ . | ' > = a | ehase of any webenen Ta - : town to avoid payment of tuition . » . Censolette or abine rote ; 4 ‘ for their children in Kirkwood f° & Zale otter helte aaat ot . " ‘ : 7+ - P ‘ - " : tr ’ ¢ . hin loset, ob! — : t — J . h Commu ) In oT der to appre late what a won- shoe and hat eompartment:; loek- g of buffet. china ¢ ni ae — Page oOUlevard, | rf i} : ] ; } . _ ; , extension table, five chairs and Thurstay. The proceeds of the | aeriui vaiue thev are. ing deviee on all drawers. . 3 armchair. ae i‘ siosidinn*s tian i Nickel.Plate Style No. 1—Special $41.75 Style No. 3—Special $31.75 | ducements Because — = ; | puornaae net | Siiesiahen Basak pound edie constrention. alll A light-weight Wardrobe Trunk, full | | (a) These are the most Regular $4100 Suite é ~ ~~ 2st uct : : . mm ° im wieney and-Liver Remedy ; = pte size, suitable for both men and women. | “(5)” More mechanical . | ein oisiiuiie | : Regular Value steel trimmings, draw bolt and Yale | k for vacati rel | ments than any other. K. ‘ ee ee $325 )} has been used w 8 4 é . An ideal Trunk [or vacation trayel. (e) Sold b Vandervoorts r : Waln: Anne . Gloves ‘estes Cesies water y resuits for 50 years Of siphder graceful design, has | ) “ J XN { ~ ial Both (d) Easier to operate thas ie Suite, consisting of Ti-inch bu Tis @ im few minates. Very ‘by sufferers from kidney | autematic shut off, ee oe | | . , ty € NO. pec other. ‘= * oblong extension table, china ¢ } : a } . - 4s renowred ouse tf nders, N ° ? ‘ . anes -_ - woe 3 : ' . Keeps your My. Spectal. 49c pene liver ailments. } ae a | St) le No. =-—Special $38.75 4 S1zes $15.70 ie s net, serving table, five chairs oe | Warner’s Safe Remedies | Electric Waffle Tron Round Dress Trunks for shipping. packing. storing, a one armchair. Covered tn tape finished in dull tones. ) | io | Regular price, $12.00. : edge construction, cretonne | er for vacation travel. These extraordjnary ) The Reliable Family Medicines } Sale lined; locking device on all drawers. reste eae. Raed nye “> aoe Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy | Price Sui : two trays in 36 and 39 tnch sizes. Special } ; | Penk, ic . Suitable for both men and women. both sizes. $15.73 | Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy a sw See Soe } nd bottom at same time ne « ( on se or smoke 2 t ) ’ ’ ? - ‘ . ~ — Sate ae Remedy : Eroane ae omebe. An cneciiont | Style No. 5—Special $13.25 ’ Warner's Sate Nervine Electric Hot Plate Constructed the same as style No. 4, fitted with one tray. An ideal Trunk for » Warner's Sate Pills (Constipation and ( mageer peices, -. 05.50 | your short trips, camping and touring. Special, both sizes, 36 and 39 in. $13.25 ola by. : Pri ) : Club Plan Payments Art Sold by Wolff-Wilson Drug Price $1.95 Luggage Shop—Basement. ~ (Co. Send for fre ' wll fry or toast; 2 most con- P. S.—It will you to see Vandervoort’s pee: =. ) booklet. e comple ene mt article te have for emer- pay Monthly a al | ES 7 * ° Regular $410 Suit Nine-piece, conaist- @ ing of buffet. oblong extension table, china cad five side chairs and one armel Upholstered tn tapestry. | , “Sham ‘ PB +L PFFSRATT IRE i $ .=-eE- ? es Per . # gencies . A ’ clectr on , be i WARRER’S SAFE REMEDIES C0. Electrte = p— Basement Luggage before baying elsewhere Sewing Machine Shop— ,{ Dept. 245 Rochester, W. Y. ae a tn een) — . of f ‘ sian sangre ‘ i ae es a mine, x

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oy as - . z bade © Es ; inh eat at oe - —— _ - ee tt aways ial ee ee ET I er PE er Eee een oor enor RENE . . : . - 3 - , bs a cee | a ee eee ——— = al ” ‘ e ’ > ila ies * Se ee. eee oe ee e—eeeeEeEeEeEEEeee—e—eeeEeEeEE . ~ = re . illest) . be ’ . : : Ay ae Pe LE eee ae ee? ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5B ST NDAY. MAY 18, 1924. AD The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulati gy Un Store Hours: Dailu, 9 to 5:30: Saturday, 9 to 6 on than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED — | 3-Lb. Can Coffee We First Floor Tables and Preserve Shop—Basement. -Have You Visited the “Home Supreme” —in beautiful Alta Dena? Another striking example of the superior decorating and furnishing done by Vandervoort's staff. Three blocks south of Delmar on Hanley Road, then one-half block east. Vandervoort Special for Monday Only, at ————___J — Se ae SSS SSS S11 20 .vo > + et RQ OLLI a es SSS !=1 = t YY : if mA \' : - r oe LL oy Wi HH \ , . -_ —— = on os Poe ea =F * sy ; : ' WeaVaVaVat a Ve Ve Vat e T.VaVa*a* at arYa* ava « al as $125,000 Saleot Rugs Starts Monday } Offering This Tremendous Assortment of High-Grade Rugs-at Prices That Are Most Attractive AXMINSTERS UR representative has just returned from the New York Rug Auction, AXMINSTERS grade, seamless | 4 a many important purchases of new patterns which, to- ~ yether with our own stocks, are offered } is Sale starting ; . 54 2.20 4 yur own stock e ered in this Sale starting Monday pre ox12’ s the style, in all new- come in pretty est designs and colorings. *itia. ~~ a te te he a te ti te” te Me he & ‘ - : ; - _ ! Lastman Folding Cameras At Greatly Reduced Prices At Vandervoort's you mav buy tomorrow (just as the camera Bstaron opens). Cameras that offer not only im- mediate vacation joy, but lasting pleasure from the picture they take. : Reguiar 88 Ne 2 style with single lens. amu % $.5x10.6 heavy

in all-oyer Per- sian and Chinese designs. er, Ss ¢ VELVETS 9x12 B1Z e, $ 75 | In patterns suitable for 75 : ef | living room, dining or bed- " | room. Size 9x12-ft.—all are a “ize, $1.89 S1Z2¢. 2.60 oP aaa aVvavratatavay a ' if seamless _ style, ‘rine C ‘ : fringed ends, nev fine examples of Smith Rugs. designs and new colors. “= > a 4 — _ Byatt ae ®-2 8-*®* 8§ @ Bee 3B 8B &# @ B&B FF Fe Te = = _ = oS NONE NONEN LAL NEN SEN NEN LS bf Sd ee a a With i ny i ~ Poe Ul Ex , Le eae 2 Smet Be Ba. eR + PI, te @ oe 2 pane, 5 a be ea dys wat ee ik Ey he. Me ORs > ie eS Sd ; pa & s - ~ *\ | ‘ ’ , ~ = - } 7 ’ 4... : , ed ad ed ad ee ee ee a Ne a a a ee ee i " s ; ; = ‘ i« " " > *. “ ™ _— e “« - : - . * * ~ > . . . ’ oY oa : me e " 2 . . « . , ae Le A: A ee mata = a I AE OLN OOO OE TELE LE LL LL LLL LLL LLL » — . : $ - ’ “ > . ° - : ; . . - : a ; 4 J - ny . Faw, —% = CRIS nt, * =~ P Fo ea a en ed ed eh ee rhb heerhervhe ne veh vl hed Ne — ——e iz _ —4 »—— = es — - I n ee ed ee et de ee de ed 4 —_ — -—_ —_ 21>. 212222 SS SDS | Ss = = i = === (=| =) 5) =t2 wa : + “ Important Dining-Room Furniture Sale! Offering Over 75 Suites in a Wide Assortment of Styles, Specially Priced and Ranging From $149.50 to $565.00 Other Specials wri in Dining Suites *. * * —— en, a= | © cI: — ¢ 7 * . : a ’ —~ ; 3 ‘ w cg Pas ae le “Nes sili oat ns ee eae 2 CHINA, a Welcome Bridal Gift ‘[ HE trousseau will contain exquisite intimacies to show to girlhood friends, but when fine China is given, it is for the most auspicious occasion and most formal display. es me + - as 3 ; i rs? a Sts MRE eo arkcy hres ae SLA wy, ie > e ee oS. eer. ‘a Console Model ‘ Combination Last 3 Days of the || ¥ 2() Allowance Be nut. : Sale On 7 2wing Machines ve will allow you this amount your old machine on the pur- ’ » of any new Desk, Console, i 7 * * Msolette or Cabinet in stock. : Regular $399 Suite Seyi ao sore Regular $205 Suite ** $149.50 pieces, ANDERVOORT’S fine China comprises selections from an assortment so very extensive not only as to very exclusive China but also many open stock patterns and several hundred complete sets. eight consisting of 66-inch buffet, ob-, | table, five side long extension ‘chairs and one armchair, covered in haircloth. tad é " uJ eee Wedgwood Salad Plates LY fT — i) I Royal Worcester \ # offer holds od regardless _ or condition of your ne. &-piece Italian wal- $2605 00 nut, . of ° consisting T2-inch buffet. oblong table, five side chairs and one armchair. Upholstered in conservative tapes- trys * * * dT t 8 ai fut $115 Dozen Salad Plates in dis- tinctive new square shape with elaborate conventional pattern in beautiful shades. $18 Dozen Octagon shape with solid color border and bird or flower center. Lenox a Ee ee ee gE a ee ee ee P 4 = . Service Plates $165 Dozen At Vandervoort's Exclusively With French blue band about 2 inches wide, exquisitely enameled. The latest ereation of the House of Lenox. Regular $365 Suite Nine-plece Italian $324 00 Walnut Suite consist- ° Ing of buffet extension table, five chairs and one ss ® ° - Pa a Featuring This 10-Piece Genuine WW alnut Suite | oceae ce “| these characteristics have been more or less modified and Amer!- eanized. The Construction: It is better to see how this Suite is construct- ed than to read about it. We have decorative borders in arranged to show an exhibition of richly enameled col- the pieces illustrated above which ors. | wll visualize the details of construction and will show why this is such a remarkably good value. The Finish: There are two. First, the Huguenot Walnut which is a comparatively new finish and one that is both attractive and durable. Second, the waxed Italian Walnut; a more, conservative and equally attractive finish. In both finishes, all top surfaces are Imported English Service Plates $47.50 Dozen Of bone china with HIS is an unusual opportunity. china closet, oblong | . The Suite illustrated above, 1s only one of many att ractive values Consolette Model . 7 ciiean t to be offered starting Monday. -_ | resmall bungalow Suite. o ? _ vat . ers the Best Buying In- || — | A visit to the Furniture l'loor ducements Because i ? SR aes} | Monday is sure to be of unusual in- Ee rach wases Cena terest to anyone looking for good emer mocks mprove- ni *‘urniture at very te oe any —— rn Dining-Room kw > . England Because of many implications of oe laren $365 QQ | Italian, Flemish and Gothic Furniture, En- veneered with a beautiful burl as are also the ing of buffet, oblong : lish Tudor eombines most of the rood fea- side panels. extension table, china cabinet, y . of all three In this particular Suite. (Chairs are covered in attractive tapestry. ures : —_ A EE A A ea a. cag te Regularly $476.00— Offered During This Event Only— $398 — ee ae eee armchair. A sepliend id apart ment ' Regular $400 Suite mine $325.00 QWueen Anne Ten - plece Walnut Copeland Spode Plates $100 Dozen Service plates of-ata: ttern china arid and of poudre blue, edged on either side with narrower bands of gold. Suite, consisting of 72-inch buffet, oblong extension table, china cabi- net, serving table, five chairs and one armchair. Cauldon SEE the table display sketched above in the Service Plates China Shop, Fourth Floor, $185 Dozen for correct and. complete The characteristic refine setting. Visitors are wel- 6 c ‘ = . . ment of this fine China is come. Silverware supplied carried out in the artistic bor- by Jaccard's. der of two gold encrusted bands and laure! wreath, in- terapersed with delicately shaded pink flowers. Covered in tapestry, finished in dull tones, * * * Regular $410 Suite China Shop—Fourth Floor. is 1b Plan Payments Are $3 Down and $5 Monthly Wing Machine Shop—Basement. ave side chairs and one armchatr. Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. Upholstered in tapestry. S ——_ a LT ;

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St. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PES eR OTE RE ra. See Me * The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED . >>. 2 +e * Abs I S aae su} . MAY 18, 1996 |. & | Sale of “Tenne” Hats i = $12.50 to $20 98.80 : woke See Our Other Announcements on Pages 7, 8 and 9 This Section a” “a we z aa - : " . ’ ™ ' _— 5 @ The latest models from this eminent New York maker, , : models for all occasions, all secured in a very special pur- We Give Eag _ chase, and offered Monday for the first time. Fourth Fleer Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. FAMOUS ~BARRK CO. Largest Distributors of Merchandise le Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in p : for $ at Retail in Missouri and the West | | Sizes 6 to 16 years. Boys’ Pongee Silk Blouses |} +9 i @ Short-sleeved sports Blouses of 12 momme pongee: with | sports collar, yoke, flap pocket apd ocean pearl buttons, § a $] 88 9 + 4 a ts nae ¥ “ty ” > : " , ne I 4 For Street, Sports*and Afternoon Wear We Offer Women’s and Misses’ Charming im ilk Frocks in Immense V ariety Remarkable S } Choice for.... @ Over one thovsand sniart Summer Frocks, the ma- jority washable and all in the latest styles. Plain tal- lored models of striped and checked broadcloth, or of plain colored krinkelette: dressier models are ol printed crepes in dotted and figured patterns, with laces, ribbons, pleatings and other cleverly employed trimmings. The colorings include the many new and attractive Summer shades. Sizes 14 to 20 in the Misses’ Section Sizes 34 to 44 in Women’s Dress Section c hic Prin ted -F rOcRS | $ 5-90 $F 75 54 Many of these light and dark colored printed Frocks arrived during past week; of georgette, crepe in foulard or other printed patterns—or of plain-colored georgette combined with prints. Beads. ruffles, ribbors and trimmings. Sizes for women and misses: 14 to 44 —- ofJ ha aeaa laces, other Fourth Floor || Women Will Want These Semi-Made Black Lace Robes 3 pte SE ER cen ee Monday—We Offer Specially Purchased 14-K White Gold Rings —With Diamond—lIdeal for Graduates @ Little Finger Rings that are very charming and of- | re 9 following groups which present an un- fered in the two follo ing or 91.69 A fabric much i its practicality finteh; soft. and a | 38 inches wide in demand fer and effective rich black: (,enutne faced Crepe of superbly heavrr. pure silk quality: lonable shades. 4° May Silke Sale} Continuing Monday With Interesting Offerings for Women and Misses z @ An event that justifies careful planning and anticipating of needs on the part ef economical women and misses, in order to take fullest advantage of the silk buying The largest silk purchase in our history accounts for the unbelievably large assortments, and the very positive savings. Below are some $1.98 to $2.50 SILKS” Sale at ; -27R i $1.98 Georgette Crepe in biack, white and man) 2 @ Black Spanish sifk Lace Robes, , , “ty $30 Diamond-Set Rings | colors for lingerie, frocks and biouses; ali silk en’s and Women’s eng: Dr — INSs firm! ry shee parance. ‘ semi-made and easily fashioned M | ee Mé-& ‘Whibe Geld. Slies WHR Soctanquinr-chase. | and y woven although very sheer tn appearance . r ' — = & , : ' into extremely handsome gowns | S= artificial sapphire, ruby, topaz or amethyst ) | hh te eadition of a slip.’ This Mbvretias | “Sf, ed with 14-100 carat diamond. - Oc. | $1.98 Wash Satin in ten $1.98 Silk Foulards; ; ters ae P- | Ath o NN SR FOES ee $15.95 staple shades: will launder satin face and soft qual- , unusual group 1s limited, so make | | ’ and wear splendidly: 49 itv: neat printed patterns; , sclections early. | ‘ Ay CQ = : : | inch. 36-inch. | Special % : oy $37.50 Diamond-Set Rings : ! t _ eee 14-k White Gold Rings with recgangular-shape : - m4 GE... + +e we ee artificial sapphires. rubies, tepaz or amethyst | , | > | mbroideries , : a ce gp ae ae tthe Feed Wash | S850 hee Se iM - | ~ . and 18-190 carat diamond $18 95 | Silks of lightweight and in Weaves in light and dark . * . ‘ as ee oe Special . ee ee ° ight and medium color- | colors; for sports or street » Soc osc . ' € Dural e a ie . pread i | } ne uy t Value, = Value ye iZ mbrellas of rainproof Ame 1 ngs: 49 1 ak. wear. Yard.. Yard . — TT Merhe y ema aaa an ae ] “ ° K Whi tT i orings: bright finish: 35 plain and fancy weaves: : 18- ° ite Gold i ate §-7 . dar diliadl & ° “. . . | inches wide. rich finish. ’ W omen S Silk H ose : | $17.50 Rings $57.50 Rings, $100 Rings | : ee ha es | ceeg etd ademas. | | ‘ a iit white gold with + num, set wit seven num with 12 dia- % . three diamonds and splendid diamonds monds and 12 sap- .f : $1.75 to $2.25 Values, Special se apes offered $ 95 and very $ = phires 79 —_e 4 ‘ 4 — ll at ‘eeu 13. o special at 44,50) Special at | fd O i : Speciel = $4.00 | |$R.95. , - Monday.... ——— | 25 Wedding Rings of 1%-k $35 18-k. White Gold Wedding .” white gold; engraved . with five Rings: engraved: 10 diamonds. 4 | B genes. met a ~ In the May Sale at | . Of pure silk in various weilghte—all Stone Set Free |g $] 1.95 $24 95 : full-fashioned wigh lisle tops and of of Charge | | 7 : | $5.50 and $4 Fancy Fiber Rhapsodie—novelty striped . Sopendabic causality. Binck and the } 1 $40 18-k White Gold Engraved $50 Engraved Platinum Wed- | bordered or checked weaves in sport and staple inany new Summer shades. ! € peeeocial t — lay offering Wedding rings, with $29 75 ding Rings, with five 35 95 | colorings. od ” e skeet fing ountings w ; Buster Brown” Silk Socks filigreed sides and shanks. || 1° diamonds. Special Lda) | eumenhes ‘Specs SOOO Sines” witene, idiailc ails ah ate Ot pure silk with lisle or silk-mixed and made of 18-k. white ¢ | ae ‘ ad P, a -* oo iim . paca in drown, ribbed tops; haif-length; biack, white Platinam top Sautoir Monnt- || $67.50 Engraved Platinum $100 Platinum Wedding Rings... | Crepes in self-color and mavy or Black; soft fin- Poet Gta bc port ......ee imgs. Very Special at 839.73. || Wedding Rings, with 1° dia- set with 20 beautiful $79 7 Am we ee —— ey ee » pairs, ‘ TY air : aire a ~ , : ‘ - .* : : = 2 ? ; Main Fleer Main Fleor Balceny |} is Spec.al $49 15 diamonds. Special f 7 iP) and checks $4.59 grade. } 1? jens ° o Main Fleer 2.98 Printed Crepe of heavy or medium all-silk quality; many chic nat- terns and colors: 49 inch. $3 Satin Faced Crepe de Chine that may be used revers._' many eolors: 4° inches wide $2.98 Black. Charmeuse of heavy. soft quality and woo!: black atid colors: 49 Bpeatin-faced: 4° inches inch. wide Biack on Novelty Silks 34.95 to $5.98 $3.98 Values, yd Very 2ul's or Cat’s Purr Crepe $5.50 Valuc. ya $3.49 “ats Purr” ineh new are these handsome weaves and extremely emart for facquettes. many colorings, closely woven Tricolette is skirts: satin- | in various handsome cars in five fash- em a eee oo ee ee ere se ——— ~ » c+ ; " vy ’ a. = & ‘ q , a i t 4 BA A . £3 ¢ x * + te . ‘ Fs t B. . *) S ‘7 . ? ‘3 * hy & Tricolette — eee Genuine “Firsheen” ¥ _ & ? * fo " * a , ey m - ae “> 8 STNDPAT. MAY 18. 1924. Nemo Corsets valves 93.05 Values e @€ Piscontinued styles Nemo Corsets, including “Jy pul" and other popular mode Sizes broken. Third Pie ) Just Arrive Chines« And c« You will find th use. The Chairs \v They are large and each piece is solid Racin" tol Me EAE : 2a in ae Cat OR RE ae * * ’ Nik ek oe ae) a 7 at . Ae iw . ab Pia * oe &

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TEE Se, ee a Terese we Hoth. Bia aot! * : tes > we age eee. ae Li Y . : ‘t, C ata “i : | ' BE ee ap * Pewe Sae eet wee ; ad ‘ a NS SEEN Se @ Drivers, brassies, driving ~ oo ‘ y | . Mixing Bowls Tea S cover: seme have crucifiz in- 67 qe @ A group including many exquisite- , Toilet Paper, 45c and 75c 29 $15 Sil 95 side of cover and some are Pio get ly embroidered Pillows of various Valucs.... C Value ° pictures of the mass. + sizes, and also hand-embroidered s . | 10c Value, 10 . ’ ‘~ a ? ill ’ | 3 band trimming. complete service of -5 Pp! Bedspreads of unusual beauty Hand-embroidered Pillows ge Se ning and also 36-inch centerpieces of and centerpieces in many Stepladders | size rolls; limit of 10 toa customey. laundry Soap made f “Kev of Heaven” Prayer — ‘les: ideal | $48 Dinner Sets $9.50 Cereal Sets Rooks bound in white celluloid cencmgetiae tt fer eitte... niin some $3.95 | Ladders of well-season- $1.60 Galvanized Wash Tubs... .$1.10 by Peet Brothers; ee aed ed wood, nicely finished, $4.50 Carpet Sweepers......... $3.14 no mail or phone “ ae | t ‘hina Sets, consfst- and various leathers and hav- ale , —of American semi-porcelain; | Imported China — a re $5 to $8 Models $2 to $3 Towels | strongly built and with $1.40 Folding Pantry Stools orders filled; special : n¢ ie 3 4 ; F Ss; ing ‘communion icture and bucket rest. attractive border design with | ings of . ‘ precy * See Saine we on with pear!) Card table-covers, baby dress- Hand-embroidered kitchen : $2.50 value, 5-ft..... 82. | $4.25 Screen Doors, 2.10x6.10... bars for coin gold handles; attractive styie ng lep-epggnr cn Pegge tle P : es, scagée, pillowcases, buffet and uest Towels; also em- | 81.90 walue, 4-ft.....81. | $4.35 Screen Doors, 2.10x7 C 100 pieces in the set $32 95 tz Fifth Floor and gold clasps. sets and womens eceteeres Hine ane $ | $3.35 walue, 6-ft.. } | a is : Pp . n es ‘ . | : Wwe iit re comsie pin cushions ‘ os ‘ pr go ancl Oe 2 : ma ae : $3.45 Screen Doors, 3x7 ft , lete : ‘ line of Father lLasance ° ~ $3 to $5 Embroidered Models | Mixed Paint Window Screens $1.75 O’Cedar Mops ° books including the “‘Cath- . lantea . ot : ' Peers - In this lot are hand-embroidered rompers, combing ,Jackets, | Adjustable and covere Savings for Those Who Are Seeking olic Girls’ Guide, My vanity sets, aprons, children’s dresses, $I 95 | Our own “Famous-Barr” a strong biack seresn large size Triangle Mops Prayer Book, “Young pillows and towels, ......-- grrrsreseeeeees rere eter ae | brand: many colors. | wire: these sizes— fitted with the convenient Men's Guide” and others. Third Floor | $2.7! . $1.25 value, : New Wall Papers gy tur ahaapie OPAG TENSE Stemtioa SS || EEO TERE Beara code || new atte handle: 69 9g ' 5 ee . Savings for Motorists in These ! $2.69 ma ee ee CC $2.35 Mirro Aluminum Percolators $1.69 | i Every Room b- In Latest Styles for very _ Auto Bumpers 219 Mirro Aluminum Saucepan Sets $1.39 | ‘zat } ¢q Monds Vv vou mav “hoose Pa pers for every room in prac- ' rE Z : “J - : : - tically “2 ll color you ieee —and at savings too important to 55c Mirro Aluminum Cake Pans, 9'5 es a oe Folding reeany uate arm reset... $1.65 | . . : , . ° . . . 5.45 | . f “TS, 4- t. s4 25 ' v : -e five special groups— ' a Sizes $6.05 Hendryx Brass Bird Cages, rounc o Peerless Ice Cream Freez qt. size, $4. oe ee oe . . . Heavy Double Spring Style $5.98 Hendryx Brass Bird Cages, round... $4.89 $4.30 Peerless Ice Cream Freezers, 3-qt. size, $3.64 $9c Varnished Papers for 45c Papers in brocaded and White Rosaries, @ These Bumpers are of a Kind which has been approved $4.95 Hendryx Brass Bird Cages, round $3.84 $3.65 Peerless Ice Oream Freezers, 2-qt. size, $3.05 bathrooms and _ tapestry ef- 24 45c to $2 75 by insurance underwriters and have the latest style fit- $6.50 Brass Bird Cage eS ee Silas a a ee $5.49 £2.25 Alaska Ice Cream Freezers, 2-qt..... kitchen 2 Ic fects... + C : tings. Heavy double spring type, and guaranteed perfect. $1.75 White Bathroom Stools ... $1.15 $6.95 Non-Kinkable Garden Hose, 50 ft - 5 oo ee White Rosaries strung on 26.50 value. size 214 9: $6.80 White Medicine Cabinets, with mirror. .$4.49 | $3.75 Non-Kinkable Garden Hose, 25 ft... . ito cese 15 al crane. £C ee ee eee $91.80 value, cle 3 | $1.75 All-Metal White Medicine Cabinets... $1.39 | $8.25 Tip Top Brand Lawn Mowers, 16 in —o 7 C Siaeoo cles gemma “ter rg —# ] aa comet $16.50 stiun. size 1% 2.95 $7.95 De Luxe Flour Bins, white japanned.. aera | $7.98 ~ ma — searer: ee 56: fm.... , . , ware. : ished. ea or first com- ; ; ae MG, on Boxes. hinged cover. .$5.1: 7.75 Tip Top Bra “aen Mowers, 12 In,.... ] all Ps , a ‘ine yms libraries; many : o* - Sor or $4.25 De Luxe Bread . 4 sen 2 $1 Wall Papers for living rooms or 59c¢ munion and confirmation. $12.50 value. for Ford, Star, Gray or at Garbane Cama, of haary 66 on inn wae 225 All-Metal H Reels seveie 91.38 beautiful kinds and colorings “i : . Maxwell Cars, size 1° , waa h ati § ‘ } ’ i a é ; . 4 . rifth Floor ain & Sixth Floors Sixth Floor ene Sotery ————— ae ;' ' Before Deciding, See the D This Is a Monday Offering, in Which Many Will Want to Share— You Will Enjoy Using This Desk-Model Me eciding, See the iin _ Master Washer |Seamless Axminster Rugs | Domestic Machine 95 Val , Special Monday ‘ ieboat Placed in Your Home $61.50 Value at the Special Price of 7 “ 2 for Cash Payment of, | @ There are only 50 of these . splendidly woven, seamless a S OO Rugs. The patterns are small, = . ° “ : f . . ewin Machine the e- renter gee mm medium-size Oriental effects Gdowing Mactines, sf sauip. . . w n af 6©«6 operatin on backgrounds of blue, tan ot [ eget a FE | | | An Improved Cylinder Type Machine ; 4 Tricolette — aC Genuine “Firsheen”’ brand Osely woven Tricolette in very gstrous finish: 26 inches wide. ty. blue or brown. brown and all Rugs are room- anteed. ° Oak or walnut fin: | | 2 | —balance $2 a week, size, being 9x12 feet. | A emall deposit and $1.00 per week pays for any “ ‘ : $47.50 Axminster Rugs | eke ne Teccces’ «| erate nia Siaduiiens Se ™\ to obtain a machine that ia wee ' payable monthly Crepe Brocades R86 Yates consistently efficient, very $2.50 Value, $? 69 n this group are 9xll-it. hug 15 ‘ : | yard , | . j : -= a ty las : | ; Bie ai win Machines thorough, and used with perfect ¢€ Vera? tn, a a>, in small and medium-size Egyptian de ° Floor Sample Se oe. # anne satisfaction by many women fc a Ae stl Payton: ‘=e, linia Heavy ali-siik (‘repe procaded ms. 1 : Singer Mode! NH Various handsome patterns; 7 = OF Ns ee eae ta a , signs. The ecotorings are rose, blue, White Rotary Machines, $30.75. New Home Cabinet Machines $24.75 who know the merits of the ® inches wide. A wide assort- Oy: ye J — taupe and tan. and all Rus are service Repair work eon any make Machine eapertiy cvifnder method of washing. t af eanlear ngs 4 wns and : ae s Tiuace | hoger i —= : ablv woven of heavy, durable yarns ; t . ’ done and guaranteed. Estimates given Sith Fleer Come in and’ see the Master demonstrated. Fifth Fleer Third Micer

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Te wy a AO a i 8 hy. ag ws eer Be Er. G “44 NO A A A LOA. A LE, OC LGC ELLE OC, I RE Mapas are - evening newspaper COMBINED Bier hare f =... See Our Other Annunocements on Pages 6, 7 and 9 This Section a : l- ‘Kerchief s Be Boys’ Wash Suits Chemises ee 6 i itt! | OF f 5 | Seneeiie oy C nm : 2 00 $ T.95 aye 7 Vile... I A4 po ors) R 67 h titched @ Col . k ; Be pase. almost alw; € Men's hemstitcnec olore: I Umb gmo-t ; cambric Handker- sun-and- es tye ty hal reliae . : ~ @ Sample Suits in middy, Bal- € Of heavy crepe de niet aicein ae kan and button-on styles in ching in flesh, whit e, oni — pute eee =s ony -¢ tathsye de seconds of $5 to $6.56 plain colors and combinations. ioney = an | We Give Eagle Stamps ‘and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | ~ Largest Distributors of Merchandise I2'¢c to par be os. 8 Sine sone ment a ‘ete you for such & loss, m my | me te# your eyes and furni Sizes 2% to 10 years. say oF Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—few Restricted Articles Excepted. at Retail in Missourt and the West. mr! Have , pair of my large round sp Basement Economy ‘Store sit : : ae 3 jenses ~ the celebrated Shelloia f : ] ee ‘i Siges 7 to 14 — . - “- oa , i “, St . trined adras oa : yarns. acquette, Rasement Economy Store Prd Zz A lot of ] iTce ribbed cotton in Vari- be mite nainsook, — d mple light-weight Corsets asement Economy Store ey sn s 5 Pap 2% Pye a *s is ma : less Shirts or knee- Girdles. low and medium 2000 yards in ik Ssec- ana ii 6G designs ~ ous s‘yies or tancy lencth Drawers: sam- bust. Comfortable for house Unusua! Offering of Columbia onds of 29c , r § ' wear. Basement Economy 5 15c seconds of . 5¢ striped madras 2¢ 7 grade, yard.... grade, yard - of $1.49 Grad in athletic sty] Q : Records conse ta : | Seconds $ e, Yard in athletic style. 7 Ste ... Opaque Window ‘olores adras. remnants, seconds, yar oc —_ rer ' _ —— a . ; , 4 r ~ ‘ rena a a 2 Ww - izs: ‘a ‘ s . Boys’ Suits : : 1 | | will Wear splendidly. Square 9B Und ; colors. pecial - will Wwe ol PP . ee nderwear Crepe, : ink, blu S , 7 plendid!: Square o h~ age ' Pitin, Remnants of 32-inch Dress Ging- dC ms $e hi ots eV ki i¢ hams in checks. pl — etc. Ty b- $ 94 F Basement Economy ‘Store “ ' 2 4POrs ast. Speci: . “ $>.s0 heal J ™ . . » a. U4 . — . ° C Value ° . : : : A Jobber’s Entire Stock—4500 Pairs of : ag B Tox i ¢ . - owels | ine} 6. : : n plain tan, blige, | tof chey and ,cassimere in he. = RB! ed Of suble thread kind, ‘ink and white. £Oo! patterns ar a iors h’yll T 5 /« SO . a : ? , ; ' . : . lined iene 2 ta 3 years. omen ~ OW oOeS = : — f eine ts fee, — os ire Pans Varad .40-inch sire Hemmed ) oe style sizes BL © aa Rasement tfonomy Store : # a allen = | . : 77 ’ . - , ~ 5 | i? >" ee > ‘ i} ; + ; iM 5 der. MM oie al , - C Gowns ' ef Table S : > & Chemises 3 Pg on OG wal $1.59 Single Blanke Factory Samples, Special at. e S ee ’ ll RB oe AE emstitched Napkins in Seamless, 72x90-itnch Monday, each *12 GOr crepe, muslin and novel y - 2 . " ir tern S) ; 3 a . : F/ lozen leets with deep hem. @ In block plaids of pink, blue [a Sta ice |" (VSttous & Values. . . Rr : on peel Seconds of $1.63 and tan. Size 64x76 inches. 500 hae a te’ Th for 15 $I .00 in lot. “Factory surplus stock. t+ see y Ba Basement Economy “tore grade, each 70c aay re Sheeting 7Se Dress om: W omen's Two-Piece — . to . 2 - " P | “ oss ~ - ; , _ moms IaAnt Ss, ; , aT ad ] ths Te Irish Dress Linen, 26 ae nk. green P be trai , ae ee ee + d ar , {Ss | - 2 w id In y a , ; 7 . ys , , ‘ ; J t J : ‘ : 5 =: > lee ‘ r [ : Jamas ~ Ad ) ei J0 >! : i ivee . rT .- .7 ; : cn — - r ’ . ard — S brown and maize fome — 2. p . ‘ —_ - . ae z - me --- Lt $2 25 to 5] 59 Patent le ents. willis vee’ eaid dicen te f E ingette Dress Voiles . : a . ~ it > ¥ : * , ; ’ j mul : : € tte ee : ; _- > ‘ $2.95 er heel«. Satin aioe. Pain shades of 4. ch printed hard-twisted Voiles = ” 3 Values... | suede and smoked an A etait ' ello. peach, green - in beautiful color combirations Mattresses i , 1 vy] ad cnilor an izes > ‘s fo & in : =P Secards of €£%- crade wa “ £0c mitered a cee : . 39¢ Y “4 @ FPaiamas of novelty crepe sateen ‘ om Oo Moin - : , . : : : . “4 aus and naingook. Plain colors and : No Mail or Phone Orders Accepted on Any of the Above Items. a ay yporardg a $ E ¥ igured kinds» Basement Feonemy “tore @ all lay er-felt and eottoa ' Basement Feenemy Store = f Basement Economy Stere pe ga ie A “2 fail . , . : : : bed siac. -

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oe Cr ea - a ivy eo a ee ane 3 : i hale “Se ert ees {wm t = Bi set ASS es en The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening hewspapers COMBINED Olored silk Umbrellas ia -and-rain style. Factory pnds of $5 to $6.50 grades. Basement Economy Store es e’s Surplus Stock of : Purses © ts 00 i250 $ 1:19 Values.... @ lL eather | styles. Basement Economy Store : Sample Corsets and fancy broche, medium and low bust, Basement Economy Store Sample Lot of Women's. € Of brocade\§ and plain %‘ coutil, front and back lace sty | e. Low and medium bust. Broken sizes. Basement Economy Stere Samples and Small Lots of Sweaters $9.19 ** — $2 95 and $3.95 Values... € Of wool. mohair or worsted yarns, jacquette, mandarin, coat and sports style. Sizes 26 to 46, for women. Rasement ts and Girdles ue, Special: ht-weight Corsets low and medium rtable for house Basement Economy Stere - 1/a-all id Linoleum .50 Grade, Sq. Yd. -15 oleum “with burlap Rasement Economy Store Various designs, 2 Men's Cotton Pongee Pajamas $7 210 € Im plain tan, blue, grey, pink and white Two- $1.65 Value.... Value for.... | eas conti $7 88 “Too Little Is Often Too Me)” + Glasses are almost always the expensive in the long run, because : your sight is permanently impaired s improper Glasses nothing can compen. 3 you for such a loss, Neve me tefl your cyes and furiiish you r of my large round spherica) ih gt celebrated Shelloid frames. ~ state-wide reputation of 20 years’ ine for exceptional skill in my pro- fession 1s positive asshrance of your satis- Shelloid Frames Large, Round Spherical : Lenses $5.00 COMPLETE F, J. Guilbault Optical Co., 423 N. Behadiay (Between Locust and St. Charles) Dr. F. J. Guilbault } ! | ' WOMEN WILL ENTERTAIN DISABLED WAR VETERANS Entertainment for Day at Forest Park Highlands I oe " » % Be rote es we . rS ~ Se Sp oo > SY A nan ~s , eae aA * a * oe >> , - “ * “ > S : * - ~ > : ‘ nA : a ~ * »- " . “ys - ‘ i ity a » * at “s ¥ t Fe ane a . * ep in . — . vw ma a es ~ fe ve ne > se Neen .. Saka A . oe *.* e'es « PRE piece etvie: sizes BR, © and ; D>. Frog-loop trimmed. BRasemest . . ‘sy ? . * Single Blankets ay. each laids of pink, e 64x76 inches. ory surplus stock. Basement Economy Store — = - — = — —_ — — - NLALLREREDORBE! >. = Mattresses Jue. special for..... er-felt and . fLovered with ar* S-pound, \& or full catton 1 20 | $9.50 Basement Economy Seve . x 7 ? é . . “For Young Men and Men Who Stay Young” At a Discount of pe SY) From Regularly Marked Prices Every Suit Is Ticketed and Bears Its Regular Price— You Simply Deduct One-Fourth at the Time of Purchase G On account of the backward weather conditions, we have decid- ed on this extreme policy for reducing our stock of these nationally Now—practically at the beginning of the Spring season—we offer the latest style—correctly modeled clothes, tai- lored in the best possible manner from the very newest woolens in the smartest patterns and colorings. known clothes. from which to select. Now Instead of July ® This sale is usually an event of Jaly. Coming now, it presents a most re- markable opportunity for selection, inasmuch as the assortments are par- ticularly broad and the variety is so large as to please men and young men of every taste. Included are all the wanted styles, all correct models of these : very distinctive ready-for-service clothes. Be on hand early in order to make the best selection. this exceptional opportunity! See Our Other Announcements on Pages 6, 7 and 8 This Section ; Beginning Monday —Your Unrestricted Choice of All New Spring Surivty Brand Suits There are hundreds of Suits ( Full Dress, Tuxedo and Midsummer- Weight Suits Excepted ) FAMOU We Give an S-BARR CO. d Redeem Eagle Stamps Take advantage of 7 ae > Se a a a a a ee ee ne eee nn nnn eee eee PPT TTT Te ee ee eee is eeeRERERERHRERERRERERERERP SEE SE ST PTUeVUCTYYTererrrrrrrrrrrrrrryrrrrrrrg9rry lll dat ttt tt ttt Dene RRR RRR eee eee ee ee ee ee ee RRR RRORR RRR RR BRR RRR RRR Ree eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee BAAR EE me (Seegcerere® Seg egeaeeee : ; ; * . | a s | : 4 ; 4 HAS HALF INTEREST ' railroads, ' plans will add 4871 miles of trac ‘in violation of the transportation was terminated and actual control. ;s00n will _the Denver ern, also in the hands of a receiv- rand of the Pennsylvania, 10,594. divert through the St. Louls gate- | Longview to Laredo. - City. ‘leans. At E) Paso it connects with , the Missourt-Pacific, has been arc- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | 3B" | Se Ll —— NESOTATING FOR EN Core cet THREE RAILWAYS “arene zarsmer= 2 — (8. Matth. Vil, 7.) | AN AID TO THE INQUIRER. I. WHERE DOES THE NAMB Here Asks Permission to 1: pow a WE GET THE Issue $4,500,000 in Se DOCTRINES TAUGHT BY curities to Complete Deal, ©" "'5T’ . WILLIAM POLAND, 8. J. | Chapter VII. IN TEXAS & PACIFIC Hence, in order to get-a recognis- able unfailing authority in the |Church, we would always have te When All Transactions Are | °° for that authority as existing in one person. Finding that author- Completed Mileage Under | ity in one person we would feel that here w o need of ki Unified Control | Will | owe her. "That ‘sodden sonata oan . Total 14,186. /who would need and who. weuld have supernatural, divine assistance, whenever he came to speak, aa the authority, to the Church of Christ “Negotiations are pending vag bh oe or left by Christ. Purchase by the Missouri Pacific lage oo teis ea ty Railroad of a controliing Interest | sneaking, as the authority, to the of three western and southwestern! Church. This would not be because Consummation of the|he might be naturally a great | genius or a learned man, or a man | of very virtuous life; but it weuld to the 7362 miles in the Missour!| 4, simply because he would be the Pacific system. | person invested with the t In addition, the company Oe | a eer Le pay aay — make controlling interest in another | ‘™Possibie for m to write or speak other than the exact doctrine when southwestern road with ai 1953 ivi decisi the authority, fleage which is scheduled to §'¥'2& Cocisions, as panies to the Chureh of Christ, upen the emerge from the hands of a re-| doctrines of Christ. Se that even if ceiver soon and revert to control) he should eeme te be & bat by the Missouri Pacific. ‘and should wish to introduce false This was learned yesterday fol-. ' God lowing announcement that Nloctrines into the Chereb, Missour! Pacific had applied to the | to speak those false doetrines. All Missouri Public Service Commis- | of these things would be necessary sion for permission to issue $4,500,-| in this third method—the only one 000 of 15-month securities to ob- : ; : tain funds for purchase of 37,500! —— Tee thee aeied te be of the 150,000 outstanding shares of an ain always ex in of stock of the New Orleans, Texas the Church Finally it would be & Mexico (Gulfport) Railway Co. necessary that this indMidual should Through ownership of 25 Per) inow that he possessed the author- cent of secorities of the Gulfport | ity, and it would be necessary that lines the Missouri Pacific, voting | its securities in block, would dom- ne should be known by others te possess it. inate the policies of the company. : The Gulfport line now has pend- Now, has anything of this kind been recognized amongst those whe ing before the Interstate Com- : : merce Seumeaiiah an application | have professed to believe in Christ? Yes. We have it today and we for permission to purchase a con- . have had it from the ae | Where? In the Catholic Chureh. trolling interest in the Interna- tional-Great Northern Railrqad Co., on which it holds an option.| The Catholie Church recognizes that Purchase of control of the Gulf-| it cannot obtain or safeguard the port by the Migsouri Pacific auto- doctrines in any other way than by matically would carry control of |® living authority. This authority the International-Great Northern.| it has always recognized to exist in It will be recalled that the St. ae Bh tmp _ — , «.S . ; ’ n e irs w + . Loute-San Franciee Railway Co.| of og the Ae been his successors, the Popes, who completed arrangements for pur- are always the Bisho of Rome. chase of control of the Interna- tional-Great Northern about eight months ago, but the Interstate! : Commerdce Commission declined to| them have existed since the days of approve the purchase. ‘St. Peter, and they have always Controls of Texas & Pacific. | been recognized as —y Ae. In refusing permission the Com- | #uthority; and they have | been appealed to in matters eon- mission held such acquisition was | : ~ cerning the doctrines taught by act of 1920, providing for group- hrist. ing of railroads in various sections, But do not Catholics hold that the of the country. Scriptures are a revelation and an The Missouri Pacific owns more authority, and that they contain ‘than 50 per cent of the secufitied| the doctrines of Christ? Catholies of the Texas & Pacific Railway Co. | hold that the Scriptures are @ rev- elation, and that they contain doe- trines taught by Christ. But Cathe- lies go further and ask how it is that they hold the Scriptures to be a revelation and to contain doe- trines taught by Christ. They find that for #ix writing, and yet that there was an er. Reorganization plans whereby | *Uthority in-the Church, Re a the Missouri Pacific will buy 59 per | that it was sixty dag mane ore the cent of securities of that road have | last of the ag et ee In been approved by all security hold- | the wae “ r. alles: am aapri em and the plan is now before the| *°"® * a ong ° = 7 M tings Interstate Commerce Commission , — peor hae+ Ming wens taken for approval. PAt) from the whole number and were ais genet by the declared to be a revelation, and all A piace & SYS | the others were rejected as net be- tem of 14,256 miles of track under ing a revelation. Now whe did unit direction. The mileage of the this? Tt must enh been done by Missouri Pacific proper ie 73632.) , recognized authority. The twenty- Mileage of other railroads with seven writings were ace d, and headquarters in St. Louis, aa given | the others were reje ‘ted, univer- by railroad manuals, follows: St. | sally. The decision was ¢ Louis-San Francisco, 6244; “Katy,” | made by an authority which was 3202; Wabash, 2473, and Cotton acknowledged to have power to Belt, 1776. The total mileage of | gavide upon what belonged to rev- the Santa Fe Railroad is 11,757) elation, to decide that these twenty- seven writings which make what we call the New Testament econ- tained a revelation and doctrines taught by Christ. From that time to this day, the successors in the authority have invariably given the Mexico east of the Mississippi| same reply to all doubts arising as River. to what was to be regarded ag the New Seaport Connections. | New Testament. The Gulfport line extends from; What did that authority decide ta New Orleans to Brownsville, Tex., regard to the New Testament? Did along the Gulf of Mexico. Besides it decide that the New Testament the terminals it touches the sea-| writings were the sole rule of faith ports of Galveston, Port O'Connor, | and the whole rule of faith? Ne, College Point and Corpus Christi.| That would be a strange thing, as The Missouri-Pacific now is lim-| the authority itself had to decide ited to direct seaport connection! upon the Seriptures: nor do on the south at New Orleans and / Scriptures themselves anywhere Lake Charles, La. fer to themselves as the sole The International-Great North-| of faith that is to be consulted ern road forms an X in Texas, one| each individual so that he line extending from Fort Worth to/| try to make out the entire Galveston and the other from The latter line connects’ at Laredo with the National Railways of Mexico, the main line of which runs to Mexico A receivership of this line recently revert to the Missouri Pacific. The other road for which the Missouri Pacific is negotiating. is & Rio Grande West- Control of the Texas railroads by the Missouri Pacific is expected to | way much traffic which now goes east and north from Texas and say that when each man read the Scriptures he would receive a di; vine inspiration as to their mean- ing? The authorit either of these t It The Texas and Pacific extends across North Central Texas and Louisiana from BP! Pase to New Or- low grade lines to the Pacific coast. The consolidations now sought by the Missouri-Pacific follow in a general way the plan behind the formation of the original Gould lines of which it and the Denver and Rio Grande were a part. L. Warrington Baldwin. president of ete bt eft tively pushing these consolidation plans aince coming to the road a year ago from the Llinols-Central, where he was ranking vice-presi- | dent in charge of operations. e ; Hi 2S * the | would make # impossible for him - More than two hundred and fifty of © years there was no years | for himself. Or did the authority did not say. complete doctrine, therefore, bs have still to go te the authory a and we have to read the Book as indienne Oe ee - a a <= ae ; ‘yt Ue BS Be, J Pon Rt oe aE. Tee AY AN a et, AR ORS 4 ot eae ge a Anes Te ee here i508 Se ok

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ee ae A ES SS al HOt, aa “ae — Bas “ ae ¢ [ me » ST NDAT, MAY 18. 1924. 10B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH She Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED | ; - . ah Peg os . - - . r aif “ ———— 2 ~ . : . a ~ a Siacck | Phonograph “ALE es ie farce ~ | BD TO BET = Den trock & Litton em “TT j MITTEE: FruITOc IUtON Be by the Score! | Ee UP BY COM Fourth and St. Charles |. . pa t Tre- ne attend this’ sale ; as ; facturing Co., waere he; | ines of ee - nge Manut have all been is fully Ked He did not arrive there (old to give +A and lasting satinfaction. c~ is ‘a \ Will C is¢ I To- bd ' “4 , = *e iin ee ae bo : | morrow to Get Electricity! BY Share Our Pro fits With You ee C ON S OL . th P. daughter until her own druggist t WE WILL ACCEPT YOUR PRES- §§ told the members why. He fig-| | AAMAS. SOLE N/A } | used Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin , - : | = and she did likewise. Miss Iren a ENT PIANO or PHONOGRAPH ures that it will be cheaper to use | r ; : 00 arfd allow full present cash value steam. while the Union company ¢ » of 90 Peter St... Buffalo, N. : & ee ee See Oe Se See ees weer wee of slectieny we : ee The end will justify the} attention was called to Syrup Pep: ; BEGIN PAYMENTS IN 30 DAYS. save about $1,590,000 in the cost | | attempt. Let's Pri ie of plant and equipment, and re- | | ” try ~ N f f y un d | - 1 afe for young an Out - of - Town duce the labor cost. The plant is 3 | (s . | , Let mothers with growing daugt eg “tren Folks — Write. being constructed under a $13,- ) | ai” 0 DE no We ship new 000,000 oo prmeeetage | / : re th Ives > = + | ‘ : s . s 77 } wedding. Ask the ] 14 eee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeee - . ~ So a Ee" gaed hie Nine pieces include a 66-inch b would be about 8.3 mills r kilo- : ‘ watt han per kilc ; tinguished by fiddle-back walnut veneer and is a fine example | i = is. oe nour. . - es : - > a : a“ of good cabinet making. The design ts English Tudor and the = The company ‘also pointed out nAAle.har) men GC . ) tattom}} : : : ithe advantage of cettine a fiddle-back walnut veneer on the fronts is artistically matched. O f FE lks 5 fae ae o SURE power te ¥ ly buffet, closed-in silver cabinet, ut-o I own oO ‘ the Missour'! River wat -orke 25.5 - | ; : Ne Qa ea ’ . —— = — ae conmnection with the new Piant. . P | Contentions of Wall. : : | taddddd Commissioner Wall. tn his renty | ADVERTISEMENT oi . if saute = vow y” 8 . 4 —— ee of - J2tel P.M. — | EXARINATION : — wy kilowatt hour instead of | by Appoint ment. ST | * 3 mills. ; a . 7 @ «pw at Gide Secmeser te Drs. H. Gey Sach and W. P Geter®h, Beeesed Sundays, 0 tod " t it : ‘ * epee a La 6 ee a

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DO ES EL! LLNS PT a? oS were 7 a4 - - BUNDA gf MAY 18, 1926. ie The Daily POST-DISPATCR alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH 1B” DW OFFERS REWARD FOR torts of ms mother, Mra. ciara : , oo sacl . | Wariuel, @ widow, td lecnte — has of Chicago, who says she SAYS COUNTY can. SGA R } ae not heard f | P RFORMATION REET TUN ara Be mae teens otters 8 r0-|years eS vee UDut ) ee 1 0 Lbs. SUGA R 68c n that will — attic lead to his return. | Mrs. William W. Grubb. who is | : . . with 2 U OTHER GOODS 2. ,cr, 16, Hasn't Been | Mrs. Martha Vance Edwards of | Staying with relatives in Steelvile, | RGR ORL Ey weg All Coffee value. ay blends are the bes eet “a a ples Farm Since Apri) | 2CXSOnville, Ill., has asked police- |. has written St. Louis police | ae ——t “meet €4.05 | 2} Pose (uatemala 1.00 Fagen by Mother “ince “Pr ban to try to find her brother. lasking them to seek her husband | | : , S Meitee rreck meet $1.05 ¥ Settee $ » 1¢—Other Persons Sought. William Vance, in St. Louis. She aeo-on has been missing for two . ' RAGLE STAMP ieee ee . a Best Coffee, 45c ST ereser, se wansh oft int | | teins not heard from him in several | eons, She sald she left their | ALL MAKES $7.00 a. pure with 1 I one PEANUT BUTTER—Made ¥ years, she writes, and his presence | O'™® '" Indianapolis, April 29, to | «: 4 Still Behind Every Bush,’” . 31h, dex Uapstiche® and’ Oasent Ib street, left home is Visit Steelevil] ' : mgt , 10- Unpolished and Unceanted : 10c 49 De Ka necessary in Jacksonville to set- | : ive 6th: ~=6htthe «under- . M s . Tose the C. Hager & Sons \ tle ae Nestea. se standing that her atdeeeee miei He Deelares in Sentencing VACUU CLEANERS $100 Kagle Stamps with 1 bottle Rice. Pound | | 7 Lie Pure Heney, 5-Ib. pall £1.95 ganufacturing Co., wnere nies | follow later in their automobile. | Drv Violator to Jail. WASHING MACHINES Repaired 50. Tarte Bamps with con Cousine’ + Sh ees Ge or Imperial | Robert Francis Bordon. 35 years | Tea ; regular 0c value Several d r ‘ Pie Willing, nine kinds abe old, a telephone wire man, is be-. “ays afterward she received ORDERS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED * ) bray: guaranteed fast colors; not one in ig , . hits. n Se es \ W re ~ Hea h bent ' h h less than $1.25. at: Fa t vided. re “ pay rs $2 ee only 79c Many worth u gues an Ta } young lady just assuming the responsi- A dose can be given in these conditions to any EXCITEMENT, NOT GAS CREPE DE CH i NE > 40c FIBER SILK HOSE » by individual methods bilities of a woman is very apt to be self- member of the family however young or POISONING, KILLED WOMAN ie tet ees atcha ss Ciaehindl Sar eal ome Women's Fiber Stik Hose, in all the new shades; that the millenntum conscious of her physical functions, and in old as Syrup Pepsin is a simple compound of ai =o. ee eee sizes 814 to- 10. Special B reached. consequence neglect them. There i 1s no time, Egyp tian senna with pepsin and pleasing aro- Death of Miss Agnes Touhill Fol- Sateen Dress Linen however, when it is more important for her maltice, and perfectly safe. ; lowed That of Sister She Tried slighty mercerized Satesn: : pure irish Dress Linen, pen- | 250 Sample Socks 250 Lisie Socks quality. Special at. crushable and ehrunk from | \ + ' to look after them. Chief among her troubles to Save From Suicide. (Maia Fleer). , EGS | 46 inches to 96 taches: tn | Chiléren's Sine cotten Mato § Mes Za ee 4 : | Socks, in nice, nea js constipation, and her suffering will’be serious Public Recognizes Merit The death of Miss Agnes @ou- Pongee Sener ae oe ee | fomte one. Special, . tC b te Sm ed: Sa oes no You will quickly see the difference between hill, 37 years old, of 1945 North |S 36-inch cotton Pongee. in tan when she gets older if she d t regulate her ‘ quick : . at, 37 3 old, 945 ee al a cattee Fenges. in ten. Printed Voiles ' 500 Union Sults howels now. Mrs. Mary Kellar of 132 Benton a mild laxative like Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pep- § | Ninth street, who succumbed fol- cameo. Wolo ameatel ot. 19¢ Extra qualityy all new pat- San antes teme Cone 160 to 250 Soft Collars terns: 40-inch Frinted Voiles . : ° lowing an unsuccessful attempt to. (Main F! Lee. Suits, ith short sleeves or Men's high-grade Soft Collers, St. Sisterville, W. Va., was perplexed about her 51n and castor oil, or rough cathartics and | rescue her sister from a gas-filled | — For dresses, blovses, 29c aa tO +f length ; 29c in many styles; sizes ter until her own druggist told her they physics. Syrup Pepsin acts gently and does § | room at their home Thursday aft-| 36-in« Canton Silk nary — ag teenth as ant Ne satan piel Di a Pay mn S hous not gri ». Increased doses are not necessary. ernoon, was due to the dilation of ton Silk; for d ‘les 4d | feud! ’ P wed rr o> ere 5 vee Ot Ris ames, A bo lo be had at d to d a vein leading to the heart and not. General wear. Extra @@, shoating. Mpeced te” ain Women’s 150 Vests — Youths’ 700 Unions . she did likewise. Miss Irene Mazierska ttle can ad at any arug store, and a eto cent a oa heresy 39c ae Seated Tes 69c Breakfast Sets \ ommen'e hattted Vests, with Youths (70s fine pincheck i! and . | as soning, as w ‘ 2. : yuilt-u oulder. y of Oo) Peter st... Buffalo, N. , = 1S glad her spoonful costs less than a cent. It has been lieved. an autopsy yestetday Linen Towelling Nainsook Consisting, of fancy shaped Special Special | attention was called to Syrup Pepsin. successfully used for thirty years and is the showed. 4 a Pure Linen Toweling; very Soft finish, suitable for in- dropleaf fable with two bsorb a ‘ yow-back chairs sim ° > et largest selling liquid laxative in the world, over _ Dr. T. C. Carriere, who made the nde, ioe ved. ee ee Special pee sag ASC Of petare’ Spechrtriee" FF $1.50 & $2 DRESS SHIRTS ) Safe for Young and Old - 10 milkon bottles having been sold in drug J | examination, said that the excite- 81-Inch SHEETING eutra Chair to match if ff) Men's $2.00 Dress Shirts, in fiber-striped woven $4 >. = - - a — - - a a a oe ~ - a - a - - - = - — there will never come when concerted action nature will take all and in charge and “it as a unit. — — — - — FE EPS EY Be ree 5 GE PRE BOER Ha 4g ben a Rey ves Pe ME iy” — ~ a =~ — - —_ _ - J — —* -« _ - ~ = ~ . oe oe — _— “at - ~ — ~ ~ _ _— = - a —t « end will justify the mpt. Let’s try it! (Signed ) ~ ° aoe : Th 9 Extra Cna! - 2 , 1 Let mothers with growing daughters interest stores last year. Keep Syrup Pepsin in your | omeed attending Miss Touhill’s at- Double bed Sheeting: soft finish. Spe- wanted. Sooaeae ‘of scukcalie’ patewue Tae ee i ‘themselves in this matter and see that their medicine chest. se LO - re re wg wy? Mary Clally priced for Monday, per yard ... buy your wants. Sizes 14 to 17. Special | Laskey, was fatal an 1a 1e@ gas judgment is enforced. A rule) geeeeeseceesess If You Want to Try It Free Before Buying eeesecessceseseam yoisoning was incidental. She ‘ : |died at the City spite | | Owed oy ay ee ee 2 S¥Tup Pepsin,” 516 Washington St., — 4 Wash Dresses New Summer spoonfu 0 r wel S Monticello Illinois. Relatives testified at the inquest Fi 3 ar chore ae until I need « geod laretice and would like to prove what you say aboul Dr. Caldwell's Syrup ithat when Miss Tovhill returned SPECIAL ouses f t dail ' and Pepsin by actual test. Send me « free trial bottle. Address to ra deere ow Bs m e-. J, | ) 4 the bowels function y; rom work shortly after 5 p. m. Beautiful new Blouses of excellent . te habeas Thursday, she found Mrs. Laskey os litv dimit ith h f ] vYame.. Se POUGRSetpesoccccnseasassoesensemnessnesosoos lying in the kitchen with five gas | a e qua I vy Lm} vy wi touc es oO cOl- jets of the range open. She sought | eS ored embroidery and pretty : , «. to assist her without first opening Alt new Dresses. in many styles for laces; new collars and turn- hy period of time and no » : and appetite, ‘sleep essness, ites siihoveinesiigeitipaneaiiaas the windows or turning off the gas. , omen and misses; good looking and;un- . back cuffs. 84 to 46 sizes A * *’ . el en ae a . . = 4 c c t is ic e 4 y e ¢ ‘ is charged. Two per cent ce © indigestion. Not more then one free tria! bottle to a family A physician called shortly after- . ireminaae ee tajah oboe eee Tub W onderful l 2d fl is given for all cash. e. ‘ ward pronounced Mrs. Laskey : silk, voiles. Special $4.98. onaeriui vaiues. Sm . ii °| See vt ming. Spl. to 12 and testified that Mrs. Laskey had been S , 2d years. sleeven, ae | floor 2d floor... n to brides to keep a record ing data pertaining to the ee Player or Grand sue hier ae ws Delivers This Outfit— ae I 0 Terms Only $— .50 a Week sale price.... despondent since her mother's Second Floor. Second Floor. death eight months ago. — 10-ST, LOVISANS ENGAGED AS _UNDER-PRICE SALE OF 39c Sunfast Extra-Size Shades : SOLOISTS FOR POP CONCERTS Way : Mh ch Mey) Seven Singers and Three Pianists : suitable arenes jor ‘all. récena for ths \ pig aa ae vor or Nearly + nce ll ggg Same ge Auditions nea be Directér Ganz | Beautiful Paper in all ee perees See C ) shades, suitable for C yard ndow si des ed - - - = -_ as = -= - plicants, of whom 30 were neard. Bedroom Paper in chintz and allover for Monday, each ih i Those selected were Mrs. Frank effects - a roll Genuine oil and Holland CRETONNE _ . -_ — — a wer 5 ere ® a i nerd 4 4 As, = 5 4 ~ » « ae Sate SS i sae doors “4 Bane win- sll wanted shades, a lows. —- ‘ 4 : ir , hang. Spe- : 36 a tenor; Chester Merton, tenor. Flo: | Sold with border and band. cial; patr. 55c 8 ial, rhe 19¢ | wide: _18c ence Streit, soprano: Thomas | Ne hye eae, ¥ = — — _ — ~ _ ol ~ _ 7 i Hawley, soprano, Clarence J linen cloth, on guaranteed Sash Curtains «y . Bloem ker. tenor: Mis: “lca H #T))- Oatmeal tapest ries and blends; rollers: Jj to 48 inch in- Nice quality dotted Many patterns; for Pretty patterns, ip And We Include Bench, buechen, contralto; Mario L«nza, | a roll or nef Sinscunrtes Mee $1 On gag oe ee =" Cabinet, 50 Music Rolls, Lamp and Delivery Within Miss Elsa Kraus. pianist. Others listed for appearances at BARGAIN BASEMENT ti lar c ts inch M! . eee CO ee TOWELING; Tig | CHAMBRAY, 8c edith Piper, soprano and forme with red border in five colors..... Angle-iron frame doubile-link St. Louisan: Sasha Jacobsen, vio- CURTAIN OILCLOTH,; for 19c rena oe Me cig gg ends, opens linist; Miss Mollie Margolies, pi- SCRIM; yard ..... tables; 40c value, cia) Mendey . $3.98 har lena AP te go Unbleached Muslin, yd. wide, yd., 9c | Vernis Martin Bed § | TT LRT PAINT; ready prano: Irma Goebe!, planist: — Two-inch continuous post, in IRE: 200 mixed. Quart Knight MacGregor, baritone; Joh: SLIPPERS; 49c | SHOES; infants’ 10c oxidized or ee ee fin- Spahn, tenor: Eugene LePique, pi- anist: Edgar Shelton, nianist: and OPENING SALE BARGAINS iN THE STEEL COUCH SCREEN DOORS FOR $1.98 : eh terec i eG ee ee z ESS os Scenes my rer DE Se Loe ? 7 or te EE EECETE .-— 100 Miles— This brand. new Herbert Player-Piano, fully guaranteed by the maker Free and by us, and you receive absolutely free everything you need to get the greatest enjoyment from it. Don’t confuse this instrument with cheap players you see advertised—it would ordinarily sell for around $600. It has a full bell metal plate, superb mahogany case, extra soft active five-point motor, standard 88-note player action that plays each and every note, automatic tracker for rolls, and other desirable features hot found in ordinary Players. a ) : : 65e v ish. Any si Corigiiano, violin#st: Henri Deer- women's $1 felt, soiled; boc val., oC ing, pianist: and John Thompson, gaged weegd *$1 .00 eer ks te oad 49c pianist of Kansas City. ath t , - - aan af anual While in New. York Gapz will | CANVAS SHOES, moe ann. 98c | 157% ry side: gallon DF lengage new players for the orches- ; per 3 — tra. He sails Wednesday for his “STOCKINGS; GGe | xox ane ae. Fae | vacation in Switzerland. The next fiber silk, seconds, | arms se 5c ens A ] ae i? ree ea > 7 . ' 7% ason wi l open with regular con UNDERWEAR; 19c pe | 8c Cc wU RTA ac KEN PR; ali STRETCAER; M F.;| vanized: certs on Nov. 7 and 8, te be fol- men's lowed by the first popular concer: non- rustable on-Nov. 9. | § SHIRTS for Men and Boys, 25c | 0% new material, neatly ff ins throughout Bpeciai von ' NTS; b 3 ha aaa RE i FUNERAL OF W. S, PHLSBURY 2 A DMESESos 49 TNT 390 crake ae Reais APRONS; 39c WAIST: - a CERS; white, fancy _— -— as _— = _ —_ — a — = —- _s a = —- -— -—_ -_ - - —- _ ~ ~ ~ — ~ - = —_ =— > = ond - _— - - ~~ — a - — a a —s _ — — — a —s - _ = - -_ -~ — i -_ — > 1.00 value ‘10 a This NeW pai Grand Piano - ener services ton Wiliam 8 — Holland-Maxwell C ies! ‘0. . We Inc] L whe diea Friday of atemach treuble SPECIAL _N EP ON SET AND OTHER BRANDS nc ude Bench, amp, after a yes r’s illness, bee yee SALE OF ”) OF FLOORCOVERING i} D li rt ~p. tee : | terday at his home, } very Within 100 Miles | Vania avenue, Fast St. Louls. The ae | NEPONSET te @ thick. teugh, solld sie eqit low shape: none de Officer of - Receitiie Commission bungalow Firm Died Friday. [OVERALLS for Men, 98c Lee ancey Se or. Funeral services for William S&S. React bilisi = - — - a. - _ ~ ~« ~ ~—es > ~~. = Wie burial. - m 3 er - 3 tt ' Fs yr a : The back is waxed has a heavy ename!) ol aj Pillsburv was i3 vears old. He pe 2, ae ara” & Bish ig ge ; e Fi Y 4 is , surface. The pattern is printed on tn SEBS a big variety of the higher grede ve i Fin Pad FREE a ee feit base thoroughly saturated with of! ey . ” - ' Pee f is survived by his widow, a daugl- ‘ . LS Se i be 6 ES eae ; Tk sf Zs kinds and is epecially priced for tomer. i ter and son. One brother, Edwin ‘ 2a te be Ae | . sani ; a “Jo at ae hn a “3 juare yar ' ag ave on Fs S. Pillsburv is president of tne Ps Ss a a , : saie about 1000 yards of Rencleum Century Electric Co. here. “on * Teo , ' 5 an48 . and renee at the special price iW 7 Terms a "5 Per e Pillsbury was identified with rhe *. Fo Oe 5 p? } Rt bil | | a ad : commission businese at the East i ac er. rar 4, + Pegs Only Weeke is Stocks me | : and was for $ years vice-president a4 : St. Louis Stockyards for 25 year & > * .. yee , -. on nas . | . . + . AX . [ae r AG > oh is . : . — a> : Every home dreams of having a beautiful Grand Acar tl | of the Holland- -Maxw ell Co. | Barak ‘ ay + SIA : 3 fe Zo eo | Monday and Tuesday Lehman will fulfill this dream Sfer i Many Training Camp Applicants. , Beat agen #3 eh 7 *'@ ay , : . music lovers who take advantage of this remarkable © ng | Se astommniat Cetumas es mee: ee Be es Scien : ns - a dainty little Grand in a beautiful ote OP / che | denin, chief of staff, 102d Division. . ~ at stn eo ' 3 “a ) va apetene BLOr melee - he seme acendewe - eprignt. teed by Sane 2 eee sant a + *, ee 1% * $ | | to | ef ly F334 ; 568 Missouri men between 17 and ; s 4 9-ft Neponset i ARMSTRONG =|. 9x12 . rT 7s. er f d uaran YOU NEW STRENGTH AND FE the maker na — ee > cise aoe you see this extraordinary value. To Be Sure of Best Value for Your Money, Se 24 years old, and 511 from Arkan- ¥ wee sas have applied for admittance es ® eee: te ine . to Citizens’ Military Training - Me er ans g.* “i P A e Lehman! Art Squares | com LNW] CONGOLEUM “ gen ne Tri Camps, from Aug. 1 to 39. Mis- : ae . as i yg Fo ER hk cork and n Cut From the Roll | sour! River will be assigned to Fort be . : pes oughiy satura! th of ppg A splendid Rug for any room in the P., M. Des Moines and the others to Fort ae rn 3 % veavily waxed back; absolutely a ae ' house. Pretty blue sed pee 2 Leavenworth. Applicants will be * ae : as ' roof: guarantesé.net fo ro! gray pettern. “my | sourians living north of the Mis- Nothing Down Open Evenings . 4 p iravy ena rface rae) s limited number at hie permitted to go to camps other" : a patterns i eau 1 for a epecial price than those nearest their homes if room Special Monday , Monday tn y. 1 wil pay 300 Value eur liberal Trade-in Pian. Ask FREE BOOK rue shout our 30. Day Free Trial. Or Gillies Hours, 9 to 1101 Olive St. }, MO. Evenings, 7 109 Lehman Corner : dig | they pay difference in railroad | Deewesed Sundays, 10 to2 . 4 : — = — ———— _ ' fare. .

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o ~ nae - om = . “ - ~*~ i i ee er ee gts | ag ran NN } . NED The Daily ! POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening neu tevin COMBI ss ST.LOUS POST- -DISPATCH ze = cnc ee ——- —— ee —_$— ————————- Rss “Choose Between These Two” 32,000 St. Louis women have already chosen them. Now they are | the choice and recommendation of these great St. Louis institu-' tioris—based on the careful tests of their own washing machine nN experts. The Eden and the 1900 Cataract are ——_-—_—__—_ —— ee aS “i ce women, and to help them choose wisely, these great merchandising estab- lishments now make the announcement that they have satisfied them- selves as to the 2 washers which merit their backing and your choice. For the first time in the business history of this city, three of its greatest institutions have come to one and the same decision about clothes washers. With the sole purpose and desire to serve the interests of St. Louis Jhe I900 CATAR ! : In its 70 years of providing dependable merchandise to the people of St Louis, Scruggs, Vandervoort & Barney have always been very careful to choose only such products as could be depended upon to give good service Here is the decision of experts in their own words. Read what they say about their choice of two famous washers NY RT ORAS RE EC AR Light those customers look to us for experienced advice in th and Power Company serves 150.000 homes in the St. Louis District. We e selection of electrical merchandise. The Union Electric realize tha bu ying interests of housewives, Stix, Baer and Fuller have come to a Theref ore, we ha. e tor many years been making the most car ‘ef investigations and tests oe electri cal After years of experience with clothes washers, we have chosen the 1900 sf home customers. . “We e iehanend the ‘1900 cas aract and The Eden because careful tests and in- Based on both the tests ‘end knowledge of their household appliance experts Cataract and The Eden as the two washers that we can recommend to vestigations lead us to believe that they will give our customers the best service and satisiaction that and on information from thousands of home users, this company has choses the 1900 Cataract and The Eden for its customers. STIX, BAER & FULLER our customers and back with our name. SCRUGGS, VANDERVOORT © BARNEY nave ever been built into electric washi ng machines THE UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY Now there is no longer need for guesswork—there can be no “ifs” or “ands.” You can Know. You can be sure. Youcan choose the washer that experts have chosen. Choose one now—don’t wait—make your choice while you can get (for a short-time only) Easier terms thanever before—18 months to pay and only $2.75 down. Before you pay a penny, if you wish, we will make a complete washing demonstration in your home. You can decide which one of these two best washers you want to try, and we will send it out with- out any obligation or eost to you. If you decide to buy, you have 18 months to pay the balance. Don’t fail to take advantage of these special terms. It will pay you to act at once. This special offer ends soon. Phone or call quickly 2 al Union Electric Light and Power Company Scruggs, Vandervoort, Barney see Stix, Baer and Fuller Louis Wolkin Electric Co,Spring and Humphrey, Grand 8385 R. Leo Ernst Elec. Co., Temple Theatre Bidg., Alto Knapp Furniture Co. 310 East Main St. Bellev ille, II]. Kirkpatrick Floceaie te mame Granites City, TL. . " ‘Domestic Electric Company, Distributors = 906 Pine Street, Phone Olive 7691 LLL Tr WU . : | ; ;\ 7 : ’ ;7f THT ll f J cision that is strictly in 1 line with their well-known policy of insuring Now you can know what washer to choose As one of the largest merchandise establishments in America, serving the oS 4 Be “ re . beld for plteeZ, ” +. le , et es abit ; _ ) ' ; Wb ib A (een nrrenc ones “FSA MAND AMM a ced Miss Marianne Cole Frank B. Coleman, ¥ among the June gra will spend the summ St. Louis Horse Center of | Last T | Dinner Saturday Night f Steeplechase to Close Features. OCIETY'’S at Jefferson Barracks, where St. interest this week will military and civilian horse show ! the third time, Friday, Satur Sundar. it is the one season of the year 8! War when society and the army &! Closely allied, and both civilians and Will in buz!es review before Major William H. fato voluntarily stiffen into attentic sound and the Sixth Infantry Rew head of the Virginia Military hh forma!|, to open the show. The Sixth fs one of the best drill Ments in the army, and acres of Sreen parade grounds, with straight ‘ of rifles flashing ip the sun, a milita Playin bright te flags flying and society *st spring costumes, will form ‘ Sm Bz setting for the show. Tiers of boxes are being redecors the occasion, and bunting in the 0 © Bold of the Jefferson Barracks Polo C the green and white of the St. Louis Chad ts being draped on the supportl: | 82d the grandstand. Each year some innovation ts fntr year it was the Olympia clas

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nut MW . dising estab- tisfied them- our choice. in America, serving the ler have come to a de- nown policy of insuring sehold appliance experts this company has chosen LER loose only) y, you have 18 tage of these offer ends soon. Fuller | Til, 5 : beld for the third time, Friday, “Saturday and Fitto review before Major William H. Cocke, 4 first is B Alice ; Mrticipate More gj : Mow. hs hes MOOBBYYIYYIIZ | a0 ty : am MW. Mr. and Mrs. L. Ray. _ 7A q my) a ‘ee,

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2 ARE TRAVELING mnhere they epent Easter, to Monte Carlo, before going to Cannes and other watering places. Mrs. Hamilton D. Whitelaw of Rronxville. N. Y.. and her children, will come to St. Louis May 31 to be present at the wedding of her sis- ter. Miss Lucy Welsicer, ' seph Hayes McNaugher, of Phila- @eiphia. They wil! be guests of an- other sister, Mrs. Thomas Ww. White. ane 'h« Dr. and Mre. George M. Park. of Cabanne avenue, will depart June 1 for their summer home in the Rie Thompson Canyon, Estes Park. Co). and their ranch at Medicine Lake. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Schultz of Longfellow boulevard, left for New York to visit their son, Ernst H. Schultz Jr.. who is attending school at Milford. Conn., and also to meet their nephew and his wife, Rev. and Mrs. Frederick A. Goetsch, missionaries from India Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Berninghaus and their small daughter, Betty. 6343 Pershing avenue, are touring to Atlanta. Ga., where they will re- Bide Mr. and Mrs. William Albert Hirsch, 6226 Waterman avenue, have gone to New York before at- fending a convention of architects MANY ST. LOUISANS ° 2 Mr. and Mrs. Roya!! H. Switzler, SUNDAY MORNING , MAY 18, 1924. ——-=— —— ee er . ——_ a — Washington, D. © Mr - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Hirsch « president of the St. Louis chap- Institute of Architects. Miss Lillian B. Lundy. 5 erman. is spending a few the Ozarks, near Eurexa Ark at the home She will visit in days also Jopiun rope, June 7, on the Washington. Dr. and Mre rege Glaser. their mother, Mfs Rose Graff. leave June 25 for New York from where they sail on the Majestic to spend two months in Europe. meeting of the of the EL pisce- The quarterly Woman's Auxillary pal St. Michael and All Angels’ Episcc- pal Church, Ellenwood and Wry- down boulevard, opening with 4 service at ten o'clock at which Bishop Johnson and the Rev. F J. MecFetridge will officiate. The speaker at the morning meeting which will follow in the »s paris. house will be Mrs. G. K. B. Waisle of New York City, who is Nationa] Secretary of the Woman's Auxil- lary A little play given by th: Auxiliary of St Philip's Church will follow the luncheon Out o” the meeting w automobile ending with c mre. ©. R (;roves town delegates to taken for an in the afternoon home o Webster be ride iater a tea at McDonald. the The Girls’ Friendly Society of the Episcopal Church will Holi- day House for the Summer on June 21, and girls who wanta pleae- ant, economical vacation ci will be welcomed ther House is located at Mon- open se 'o home, Holida’ Mon and We have arranged in this extraordinary group, Hats of extra fine quality at a price that is truly, irresistible. Hundreds of adorable Sum- mery styles and colors for dress. street or sport wea! KLINE’S—Second Fioor Pat. Off.) 9 (Bea. TT. Be 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. day! Another Wonderful Sale Event 600 BEAUFIFUL SUMMERY HAT $7.00, $10.00, $12.50 $15.00 Values New Leghorns Randed and Fliower- Trimmed Hats Hair Braid and Lace Effects New Black Satin Hats For Bobbed Heads Sport Hats Straw. Fabric a Ribbon Effects Scarf Sets and Ki ar? to Vat h In nad Hat New Canton Crepe Hats ALL HATS ARRANGED \ ON TABLES IN OUR ? POPULAR-PRICE SECTION wk '-_- = _ —E————————l —~ — 5Ce. | O57 Wat- im Springs. of her father. Mo.., : returning by way of hansas City. 235 Westgate avenue. and their two — an = amall daughters, will sail early In Mrs. Patrick J. Kinsetia — June on the Majestic for Europe. left several! weeks age oe ote if Mr. Switzier will attend the Inter- iw edding of wc hie on ge all Tork. ; rational Congress of Refrigeration.’ Miss Helen Hoerle 2 3) eons Hh which will be held in Landon next is still in the Eas and wi a ay month, as one of the six delegates friends in Baltimore, Washington i? from the United States. in July and Philadelphia before returning . and August the Switzlers will tour home. ‘ the continent ‘ _ ae ay , co ap Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hilton, 3839 ; Boas SET amattey. Se West- Sherman ny roage ge lened at : nt gl Meal aa eth asew. of East rot sour nr age sm eye ies Sire Albert T..“TO™ * Visto me nang 1 Terry, 5231 Westminster place, re- where — tended tne ” | turned vesterday from New York of A. L. meen pal where they were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stevens and - i a .,»| daughter, ‘Edna, and Mrs. Cath- semage dled te eel erine Smith and daughter, Gene- est Pine bo vard, has ’ Oo ae ‘ bee New York gene Mr Stanard, | *’*** $503 oe | who landed in that city Tuesday Monday »; Drage pen! per waseee. ee. from a business.trip to Porto Rico Pa. and Wheeling, W. Va. : — They will return home this week. |“? spend the ee _ the , .| Wallace farm in Eastern Pennsy!- Mrs. Stanard’s mother. Mrs. Henry} ae oy Nicolaus. 2149 South Grand boule- | Y#"#*. resu ning home about Sept. vard, is with the Stanard children ee until their parents return. we Ff iM Katz and daughter. Mr and Mrs. Lee Meriwether Miss Flora Katz, 5852 Julian ave- have motored from Florence. Italy, | "Ue. Will depart May 26 for a visit | in the East before sailing for Eu- with | Church will be held Friday at | ee ee —_— — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee. —— -_ a —-— Z es INCREASE —_ ~~ we a Pee gal — ~ Girls’ Confirmation Dresses Dainty white Frecks of Georgette (Crepes, Canton and Net Attrac- tively trimmed with ribbons, frills, tucks and lace. Sizes 7 to 16. Others $10 to $25 ALINE'’S—Balcony —— 606-08 Washington Avenue—Thru to Sixth Street. | * } md SUITS AND COATS /2 Drastic Reductions, Averaging KLINE’S—Third Floor. Ho-2879 Five Makers’ Sacrifices Make Possible Mighty Savings.... Monday..A Great‘l8 Dress Sale -_ r — a a . ~~ ee All the Favored Light and Dark Colors and E'LI not attempt a description of these Combinations beautiful Dresses. It would be hope- ' » " less! We can illustrate only five of the enchanting styles, but it will] pay you to come downtown SUNDAY and see the dozens which will be on display in our windows Spe them 1S ail we ask. f you will be MONDAY! or we will then be certain on hand when the doors open equal vou find dav as a here and A Merchandising Triumph! ELDOM are we able to present our customers with Crepes Tab Silks Georgette MATERIALS: Foulards Chiffons Printed Georgettes Crepe de Chine a value been made possible. tne of this offering. High-grade, beautiful Dresses which a on racks earrving much higher ; Basement Super-Special at $9.85. a few there has this remarkable sale priced Dresses await you Mon- Only by gathering a few = = — - — FF utes 9 - a —. as a . a Many Replicas of. High-Cost Imported Dresses in the, _ Collection HE styles embrace everything which, will | be sought after this Summer. Printed crepes, flowered Georgettes, Roshanaras, flat crepe, Canton satin, silk alpaca, lace and chiffon—all the fluffy, delectable materials Paris knows so well how to transform iste lovely Frocks. - And the-trimmings inelude all the wanted little touches now popular. KLINE’ S—Fourth Fioer. A Collection of Selected Purchases Make Possible a SALE~CHOICE SILK DRESSE Quality Materials, Exclusive Styles, Fine Work- manship— Without the High Price! COLORS: Gray Orchid White Poudre Blue Tangerine | Black Navy Rust Green 6: ee ee ~ A AK AMINA 8 A a IE 6 LE EIS BIE LE AE VER ROE Nt A a DDE EEO = ti a ee a ee SE ee | oy ee -_ § SRS ERM eorProvre © : neheon Was! trae | a (o: arch. Mo., about 25 miles from celebrated their golden wedding practiced law for many years, is a| nonor of Lester Marpel Saturday} to radio music. Rone: The guests Harold Thompson, tres AT COUNTRY ; ~ : ‘ - . ad ; . ~ § igs] om on s+ . i P wre St. Louis, and is on a high bluff| anniversary last Sunday at the son of the late Thomas J. Ward. | evening at his home, 4838 Le Duc/| served at midnight rich, Enzene Breitew fie fs | ; : | , ‘included Misses Aldine Thompson. g: y, iser of fa DINNER DANCE &h overlooking the Missouri River,. It ‘me. More than 100 guests called They have two sons, three daugh- = street, by his friends to celebrate; inctu apo rive Wagner, Lot . ours, and John Nena og CLUB \s ; , . v a . Mel san , ' 7 ts wy is an old home converted into extend congratulations The ters, and four grandchildren his twenty-second birthday. Games| Grace Braden, OW & é sir. and Mrs. w. GC. Marpel, 2. Pa 0 ; tomfortabl | . aes eaten ltie and Gladys Thompson, and ah jnved from Page ee: en comtorta ole lodge. with wide house was profusely decorated with A surprise party was given were played and the guests danced/t it . Ma i) tent sens” dl a : 3 r . ; ; ' , ' 5 ae el oT porches, ecreened bed rooms, and | yellow flowers and plants for the —— haperoning the part +; . . 3 m «ile Vpenes . “Wi abig recreation room. Tennis and | occasio: An orchestra provided — F mi aré ‘ : me Mien Ali a «ek , 4 ? . . o- ef ‘ | . : -— ] d A — Have your Pur ( eat« and ‘ anes — _gmere in the group art e i= Lilie fri basket ball are among the sports| music for the guests, and luncheon Buckingham Hotel and Annex Ss glazed. iresed and prepared fer.) “Sma geciude? 17 'O° © SS Douglas and | ms “song *onaspaabagganioct alien Chaperon, ani| was served. Mr. and Mrs. Ward “Coolest Place in the City.” storage fer... ._. rivbds coal & a ROM eg Tomorrow night of wholesome meals are assured. De-/| have spent al! of their married life Kingshighway and West Pine Boulevard. Your muff or old furs made in new style Ca pr. elaternng ee Lesimtiter 6 tails as to terms may be learned! in Bellevill, and are both descend Overtecking Beawee a ee WANTED ¥%2 PRICE _ tect re preaches Fee ae : ‘om Mrs. W. H. Ir aa — si Mm Heuvel, ane © : — cen 5 minutes walk to Municipal Opera, Golf Lnks and Tennis Courts. 42 = nt (leaning and a , 4 Mrs. john Wallace Fristoe from Airs ; . Ivers, 4140 Castte- ants of pioneer settlers. Mrs. Ward, 29 minutes to Downtown by Bus Line (operating every 3 minutes). 7 oo , ane - farewell dinner part Ne man avenue. before her marriage, Miss Elizabeth Rates Modertte—Popular Price Cafe All out - ef - town GREGORY S—FUR D 4 pm sive cfr amt Be o Mill Shei he Vir. 2 i Mrs. Willia 7 ‘on aa loeviohtar ¢ the lete Every Comfort and Convenience. | werk executed 4437 OLIVE ST F oa Miss Forbes at Be. owh bal ' nme! naa peniey: iiiam E. Ward | P! — ne | . oe Call Forest 1368 or Forest 1080. promptly. er na (Eat. 3918) Detmar = sart Tuesday for her home.'’A of South Jacksop street, Belleville,’ James Phillips, and Ward, wh» has > meee 1 der —_———— Of i Garland’s | q We announce fe that surpasses any vears’ history. On offered a greater n astounding values. . view these exquisit amazement at theirt Why Are q Because we have by giving “more fo of a successful speci unusual. Because — treme measures to 3 ing Dress Section it Se a aS SS Se ee . ULCULCU CUCU Doors Oper C ro accomodate ft When the sale opens the Sixth St. and Br be used as receptic o clock, Only $29 L q To climinate ce locked up for the d on these specially pt brand-new. Dresses GC q Selection will be Inent. Knowing ¥' tion carrying it ane in that size. No col 7 No Pin-

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- = PEERY ge - ——— eg a= eer a i ST. LOU'S POST-DISP —===—= ATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY. 18. 1994. ST LOUTS ST-DISPATCH ' —— ’ : , Miss Edna ¥. . Rew . 2 0 . TIES INCREASE re & Young of New York,! ha : oe Harold Thompson ‘ mm ‘ormerly of St. Louis, will arrive * sone to Kansas City to visit: Nashville, Tenn. A number of; ~ mer--wowr ich, Engene Breitewiser of igi “a . YETY —... te to visit friends “aye Eaeaie. | edie eee, Mr. and Mrs./parties are being planned for her, | SPECIAL— 2 W k O ‘ace | A Woman Is as Old as the Line ,; Don't Ags Prematurely _ ~d cog gang —— McCarthy ane r CLUB DINNER DANCE Mise done ue as the home of | spent 4 ena ws he theca 7 = ae openers — a vn ee Ss nly of Her Throat rd ¥ Your Wan — : , 4 Sirs. W - G. Marpel. centinved from hie Web, read padi mene 2180 Maple av- 5 ler son ant aughter-in-law wi Our Guaranteed No-Kink = ryt. hey, dvb a William C. Neal be- return home with her. PERM | Lift up the : » . o u t standing —== ANENT WAVE | Sag and wrinkles @ ' > Said . rs. Omar Langenburg fore ; . > com of the Westmoreland Apartments a | tight . oy Coats and Canes, all } RE, : ed in the group are Miss Aliz friends of ¢} } 8 P a 780i , » ; . Lie j ¥ ; , : . P 4 , ' prepared for emcths. cleaneg ee Lowitz. James Douglas and |», oung family infor- Play day May 7, The last meet-! wood avenue, ebster Park, has Be are chaperoning the party. will entertain a = ile hie | | ‘ group of old The Wanderers held t} , . :. a f 08 P 'around the neck ( 1eir annua!) Mrs..Lon Sanders of 2 Oak- HEAD ok , and you will look stes, Tomorrow night s fred Jos ally tomorr , . : ing of the sulk base afternoon in honor a of the season will be with Mrs. | been appointed matron of honor at} ‘ - Ae yr. We \years younger. ’ -_£ E. M. Ch Long or Short Hair | Wonderty Plastic A New cheeme. ; *o08 , ev )) or . 40 6 . - a r . hee ~ om ¢ > ; * ‘ be rgeryv oes t Rg. Flemove scare. ittee Cleaninn a ae at Ir Frances oy nl “ome 5 of | . “POE | mp of Wellston. the ag ccna Mtg mann | go All Appointments Must Be Made in Person a Write for booklet. ; Pay fy motes. freck wR. ‘ allace Fristoe, Mrs; Warre ie tae ——. une. a , Miss | nal * - les, irt “- Glazing. ® gand Mrs. — 5) iotme saienber | he “ee , bn “ig ren Maynard Slocum of Mr. and Mrs E ~ | aon “ ' St; vi c T 9 R L A 8B E A U T Y Ss a L o N | Frances Wilcox, 331 Altman Bids marks, pimples, all “eherntehen, aod other RY’S—FUR give a farewt ll dinner party New York. who has been vlsihine Crmtiiin Races ° “ugene Long Gladys, has been appointed State 404 VICTORIA BLDG., 8TH AND LOCUST sT on Kansas City, Mo., deformities that are obnoxious and detri- a One DEPT. ies Forbes at Bevo Mill. She!her parents, Mr. and Mrs Wiliam iaiiale on | »603 Clements avenue|maid of honor. Miss Sanders is a MISS LORETTA KOEHLER, Manager. Registered so ~ or phone Dr. Saunders, mental to your general welfare. (Pat, 1) ‘ cdav for her h ie, *, . eae - : as eir gues : ; ’ > Is aj. Se | a ~ jesday for her home.’ A. Cameron, of 6022 Maple avenue, | mother, Mrs. Ey wag Nene S grandaughter oF _ ate Seay. see Lindel) 3461W, for St. Louis Dr. A ye Pinkstaff Ty - “ugene Crutcher, of'Sharp of Missouri. . ? appointments. | Reem 415 Victoria Bidg. 8th and Lecust, . | (In Detroit last week of each month.) ae Drimar t44 gill depart Tt —. a teal ee ee ae eee gg ag Og Of GO Oa tl gy v-, COATS any Replicas of h-Cost Imported Presses in the Collection ee everything which will r this Summer. Printed d Georgettes, Roshanaras, tin, silk alpaca, lace and ffv. delectable materials | how to transform into the trimmings inelude all hes now popular. KLINE’S—Fourth Floor. 000084 Be bssible a SSES a2 ] KLINE’'S— Basement, <a Monday—at 9 A. M. Garland; St Lowis' Lergest Glomeat Specialty Shop ~— THEGNEATEST DRessVALUES | inOur29Years of Merchandising — Come—Rain or Shine! ee ee ee Le ie te i i i i in in in i, 7 tlle ed a i Garland’s Supreme Dress Sale @ We announce for Monday, May 19th, a Dress Sale that surpasses any single event in our entire 29 years’ history. On a few occasions, we have, perhaps, offered a greater number of Dresses—but never such astounding values. All who enter our doors Monday to view these exquisite creations will gasp with sheer amazement at their richness. Why Are We Doing This? q Because we have grown into an inunense institution by giving “more for your money!” Because the nature of a successful specialty business necessitates doing the unusual. Because we have been willing to go to ¢cx- (reme measures to acquaint you with the fastest grow- ing Dress Section in St. Louis. Doors Open at 8:30—Sale at 9. C to accomodate those who will want to be present When the sale opens our doors will open at 8:30 and both the Sixth St. and Broadway sides of our Main Floor will be used as reception rooms, until the bell rings at 9 O'clock, Only $29 Dresses Will Be Sold q To climinate confusion. all regular stock will be locked up for the day. Selection will be concentrated on these specially purchased Dresses only. Every Dress brand-new. Dresses Grouped According to Sizes q Selection will be greatly facilitated by this arrange= Ment. Knowing your size, you simply go to the sec- tion carrying it and there you will find all the Dresses in that size. No confusion—but EFFICIENCY. | No Pin-Fittings on Monday SALB’ON SECOND FLOOR... FET HOMAS W. GARLAND (INC,} et neti ————— 7? Including 110 Imported Beaded Robes Worth $150 to $225 q Think of it. Ravishing beaded and eyelet embroidered Robes from “The House of France,” all made in Paris and bearing their Parisian label. These exquisite gowns should be sold for $150 (o $225. Their cost price is two to six times the price asked in this sale. ll . /., /., , SS, SS LY LH LE KY KE KY KK KY KY KY YL KAKA KY YE Ey Dresses for Every Occasion q Dresses so lovely that they beggar description. Every kind of a Dress style—for street, afternoon, sport, busi- ness, shopping, dinner, theater, dance and evening wear. Irom smartly simple Frocks to gorgeous beaded evening gowns, EVERYTHING IS HERE. Rich Fashionable Fabrics q Fancy crepe de chine; embroidered Cantons; Cane tons; chiffons: Egyptian satins: lace combinations: Roshanaras; beaded satins and Cantons; plain, striped and checked Charmeens; studded Georgette crepe robes; imported satins and Cantons heavily laden with beads and spangles. The most glorious array ever shown here at $29. The Trimmings and Colorings q Here one discovers the true application of the art of adornment. Every embellishment favored by Fashion has been employed on these Dresses—Embroidery, braid, buttons, girdles, leather, lace, ribbons, round and tubu- lar beads. gold and silver thread, iridescent spangles, eyelet embroidery. All light and dark shades, loveli- est pastel tints, white, and scores of combinations, Every color in the rainbow! The Values Are Unparalleled q We daringly quote what seem to be excessive values —hut they are NOT. By all measure of value, these Dresses are worth even more than we claim for them in most instances. You will get more downright “money's worth” in this sale than we have ever before been able to offer. Extra Facilities Ready to Serve You q We have made every preparation to be ready for a record crowd—extra salespeople, extra wrappers, ex- tra floor space. We have planned for our greatest Dress event! WE are READY! Come, rain or shine! | All Sales Considered Final SALE ON SECOND FLOOR... ¢ a el eatin 409-1113 BROADWAY and 410-12-14 SLXT# ST. sees ae ln ~~ le ee a ce A OE EE A — ee ae a —— - —~ — ee et -. - a a i Ee ae — . a J % PLAS ale Cee Geant as eT, een. o _ ee eR Di ek a ane a CEL AD Aig APPA, Be ta; 7 3 = a“ 4 . eo. » 4 yong 7 rs ia FN is. : +. Pe 2 ae . 7 Pa q “ beg | eens - _ ba ee lees ae s ee a ae Pee, By PSR ‘2 Fs 7 - es aor . * a et eee ws ep. Se eee - ’ F oO ae : . = ra 1 ea ee abe ® - Xx. . 2. yrs - om Ce rc nes ot BTR ~ ttre wens ~“A ee 2. = Agee? te Aye. art F ae

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' | , : ‘ - % A ‘ q * ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCRH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED . \ sh. SUNDAY) *_ MAY 18, 1924 The Webster Groves chapter D. J. P. Keyes, lL. P. Wingert and F. 4 It. will meet Tuesday, May 2°, Cc. Stuart. Reports from the at the home of Mrs. Leroy H. Davis, '41 Marshall place. tesses will be Mnmres E. H. Muther, | L. Barber. -« na- tional congrese will be given by Assistant hos- | Mrs. J. M. Crawford and Mrs. E. ; P Pertect Shoulders an Arms” Nothing equals the beaztiful, soft, pearly whitca , icntal - ders to the shoulders and arms. Covers skin biemishes. Will notrubofl Far su- = to powders. > ite-Flesh-Rachel em 10c for Trial Size 5 LATEST STYLE Hemstitching Buttonholes GROVE ; F.T. SOPEINS € SON New Yert THE CEMETERY UNUSUAL | DRIVE OUT TODAY! , Mail Orders Filled. vl, : 22! St Chantes Rivet Carmona {FRENCH PLEATING CO. 4 704 Waeashiacten Av. St. Louls. Mo. aod - Cloth Buttons %& “~le Book on Request. Fala a etal etetasteeleeteateal’ SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES HOUSE All Remaining Spring UT Every fine Spring Cloth Coat for misses and women in this event at $15—none excepted. Sport models, dressy models of Poiret Twill, silks and soft wool fabrics—ideal utility Coats for Summer and Fall wear. ‘ All regular sizes for misses and women up to 44. Thaew kr? i d «— A Record-Making Purchase and Sale of 800 Newest Summer Hats Ji Materials: > i S a J > - ~ a ———— . ~ $6.00 $5.00 Values Crepe Tatfeta Hairbraid Combinations Leghorn Developed in All the High . Summer Colors—Hundreds \ $1.97 A of Styles to Choose From One of our most sensational millinery purchases, and tomorrow our share our good fortune. The most adorable Summer Styles at a mere of their worth. You will want at least one when vou see them buy several. Come early, sale begins at 9 a. m. Mondav. sg patron: fraction Many will (Receend Fleer - % iit tt bs | Bishop. j ’ ’ ’ ———— (5666 Waterman ;the engagement iNew ‘alumnus of |sylvania. | Misses | Henrietta I. =z | = | a . ~ & & ; . ® ; > | wx ry - 2 "7 ta % i ‘ & 7 be] Mf v8 r @ , = ' = . |e] he *> bs] + ta | y I ; ES Bt . Law “ai. rs ; § rT = . “ i we . > | . & : , | > _ P| e& » -* 4 ‘ , = ' oS I . ; ENGAGEMENTS ) ; ’ |Cates avenue, and Raymond C. |'Bond was announced yesterday at a bridge luncheon which Miss Pa!- frey gave in honor of her’ sister, Mrs. Sidney Davis of Logansport, Ind. Miss Palfrey was educated at the University of Indiana, and is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma. Mr. Bond, Who resides with his brother at 726 Belt avenue, is an alumnus of the University of Mis- |sour! and a member of Kappa Sig- ma. The wedding will take place in July. The guests yesterday in- 'cluded Mmes. Ear! Salisbury, Hen- ry Rhotehame!l, Fugene Long Crutch and Misses Faye Salisbury. Leticia Breck, Clara Brown, Helen Poertner, Helen Williams, Helen Trent, Elizabeth Lord. Helen Binns, Bessie Summersby and Romalda The names of Miss Palfrey and her fiance were written on the deuce of hearts in each dac of playing cards. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Berg of avenue announce of their daughter, Miss Lucille Berg. and Willdam Bar- ron. Miss Berg was educated in York and Mr. Barron is an the University of Penn- Mr. and Mrs. William Guy Mar- tin of $44 Maple place announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Helen Martin, and Henry M son of Mrs. Henry 621 Sheridan Evanston, lit. The wedding take place June 13 at Edgewater Beach Hote! number of St Leciler, Legler roa 1. will in Chicago. and a Louisans, will go north ceremony. The Martin family former Chicagoans and Miss Martin is at present attending schoo! there Mr. mnus of for the are Legier is an alu the i'University of Wisconsin. wedding was that of rra Estelle Liovd, daugh’* cn Mre. M. C. Lieyd, ¢t the Rev. George W. Hoffmann on Wednesda’ Mount Calvary Lut ceremony Was per nn of. Springfield the bridegroom Ww. R. Jesse, Roberta Lauise A recen?’ VIre 7 Mr. ana heran Churece}] Nhe Ames and ‘man. nieces bride, flower girls, while a diminu- Master Louis Lloyd, ij as ring-bearer. wore a draped gown on simple led a shower of white Her ver) to form a train, in Russtan The bridesmaids. Lehman and peach sowns of in Span- nephew, rhe bride of bridal satin made lines and carr and valley in long folds roses lites hs mune from a lace headdress coronet stvie. Esther E Rubin, green lace made wore stor and pale ceorgette and sh estvie After a wedding supper confined to the immediate § relatives, th> a trip to Portland. an irolir Eck né Mare. C. J ilen avenue, will > r ™ tr of 1824 Kennert After oon trip, the; i? ' | fa at the E er home. . xtended honey? ive in St. Louis | \f{re BI Perc) #14 . e* a4 . = ric re avenue anrounce *' > ; ? . [ “a iuzgnter a | =a rT } Mrs. E nue Ss. Whit - » > . : iuesday at i o'cls Was ‘fn owed } -.s eee ee . ree . ’ > o : . ” _ > > ‘ Real Summery Dresses! est of the season! Styles for every occasion! Oresses that must be seen to be appreciated. Examine the ones lilustrated—hundreds of others just as attractive. Eneugh of the best values te last all day. And shrewd shoppers will buy several at this ex- treme price. 4 \ 4° «\@ 0 (Basement. ) ity SONNENFELD’S BASEMENT—610 to 618 Washington Avente——— , a A 4teb lng Fabel. toe - eee ey $-¥, + Pt Uae »« * f ~ - ofite 4 2 ns ws os Aria? rs ‘ie ws bu ea ’ me * ae r . in, . ee err aye > “~ > 7 «arxT AT. '- ay 18, 1924. es TN an $8.95 to $12: Monday—a special gro ehine and radium silk BI and frilled styles in the ne \ FASHION NEWS Pink Negligee —of brocaded crepe, em- bellished with fluffy os- trich, is just one of the many lovely affairs in the new Negligee shop. Others are trimmed with — lace embroidery etc. Priced $7.95 to $39.75. (First Floor.) Attention! Brides to Be —-De you know the very lovellest of Bridal Vetls can be made to order at Sonnenfeld's*—Clouds of tulle may fall from any- type of headdress you desire. Priced $196 to $25. (Second Floor.) ‘**Banana’”’ Is the Newest Shade —anad tt ts especially Smart -in fhe new aeilk sport dresses, with con- trasting and rmatching scarfs. Priced $25 to $95 (Fourth Floor.) Also you can find the Ranana shade in blouses. hats and hosiery. ——is the last word in modern methods. The

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= - — oF o> ee oe - ~- -_~—- seal Oe oe ~~ eee + aware ee eR A ea enXDAT. , be © MAY 18, 1924. The SUNDAY ~ Lee a Daily POST- : in : AF tart on ‘aad Y DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~~ 5 me —_ > 2 —— SS LL s«—«~ , a cr seen ‘ iii, i "aaa eb Ey ‘Re & (ig a | $8.95 to $12.50 Silk Costume Blouses ae 4 a yaaE fi Wy Afi aka wed of fine quality crepe de " ; S f Up tg $9.95 Silk Underwear fae ~ oh led stdien ia the need au mo Tan. beaded O95 = f ‘4 Tailored, lace trimmed and embroidered Gowns, Che- MED | styles Ws S. sizes, / ieeiRetetiee . | " . ro mises, Step-Ins and Vests of crepe de chine, radium silk, $ 95 R SPECIALTY iW | (Blouse Shop—First Floor.) satin and jersey silk. In delicate lingerie shades. All > . 3 sizes, EUCLA TT rs AA on rt i x ees Ee _ ie ; te eR oF . eS See oe Sao A oes, pi as od b os a 610 to 618 Washington Avenue (Lingerie Shop—First Floor.) nating Di, Pracks ! ar Ye Monday—An Event Par Excellence! An Incomparable Collection of cr Binsin L500 Silk & Cotton Frock " $30 )50 ' asa | L — O - On FOC: Loxde 7h jj BORK, 6 aan ian ais satiiaae | | | "4 5 t Y Z Z . , ~ ~~ 5 > Mien in] ( \ ; ‘Y ‘ colors that seem to Oo } - . Zz me Nes > PK : ys ashine and flowers. ~”~ New Fashions vals are some perfectly lace and Georgette—airy oidered designs and ac- banels; also a very soft, Vy and tan, brown and and°other popular com- Dresses. EN OF DRESSES These Prices, A Blush Rose | Pink Negligee | | 4 —of brocaded crepe, em- bellished with fluffy os- trich, is just one of the many lovely affairs in the new Negligee shop. Others are trimmed with lace, embroidery etc. Priced $7.95 to $39.75. (First Floor.) If you bought such fine materials and beautiful trimmings—and paid your dressmaker to duplicate any one of these models—you would have to spend much more than Monday’s special price of The Silk Dresses The Cotton Dresses . f . Attention. | Styles for street, afternoon and Dainty street and afternoon models Brides to Be , sport wear of Roshanara crepe, Can- of hand-drawn linen and voile, or- ON ton crepe, Georgette, silk broadcloth, gandie, embroidered voile, dotted loveliest of Bridal Veils | ; . , 1 , pat; , : can be made to order at tub silk and combinations. Normandy, ratine and combinations. Sonnenfeld’s’—Clouds of tulle may fall from any t\pe of headdress vou desire, Priced $19 to $25. (Second Floor.) : . $ , a Regular and Extra Sizes Regular and Extra Sizes From 14 to 50 . From 14 to 50 ai) BSB ve . ’ = 7 $24 66004 * OC SAD Oe seOe 46 : 1 Oe . = Pa ‘ . me , ; , —— os , : 7 s . " _ = x , > , 7 ee te Ms 5 ee - - ig ate oe : et Ree, als ptt SER, eee — ae ba aide JX : ME ho en TS EE 25s TEL, OR ee ee ~~ — Lee ee eee oa . ‘ : Sie : dene = of 1s oes Se Se ee - x nie ve a, : : pe ee A - a a ; a iS eit 2 > 2 . ‘ ‘ ‘ - hfe na a, A —s é ye %, oe las : “se so ee eee “a eee te . : . «2 Apes. oe. Apo 2 : 2 or ‘ , : 4 - > ~s >? dst : gat _" 5 ¥. e as rs 5 Li Be , AAs “ne A wonder collection of models for all daytime and semi-formal affairs. Frocks that can be worn anywhere, in models that are strikingly individual because of their youthful grace and modish simplicity. Notable, too, is the quality of the materials, the expert workmanship and the finish—the kind found only in fine Dresses. And of equal importance are the values—the like of which have rarely been offered at $15. (Dress Shop—Fourth Floor.) **Banana’’ Is ag | hoice of Entire Stock Spring Hats rth Up to$10 || |i] Shade f Formerly Priced Up to $25. Monday at— —and it i{s especially — ant es. - So eS a tee Ray ve Se AT: — - } ‘ ' e - oe ~-_ “ _ --~ - oo >. : o = — on ms a ad - " —— — —_ om ~~ poy 5% = Be! O— she ap % ™ ? Se ie : pul gta: a, * Smart -in the new ailk Sport dresses, with con- trasting and matching Linens : ihe Prised-eatres ane : Tub Silks pee All $25.00 Spring Hats... Voiles —e All $20.00 Spring Hats... Normandies — | , All $18.00 Spring Hats... _—1—~ . a >> All $15.00.Spring Hats... All $10.00 Spring Hats... 2 | oa | | | ! | | | | | | | | | | | | Italian Milans, Imported Woven Straws, Swiss Hemps, Sport Straws, Petaline Braids. Embroidered Hats, Ribbon Hats and Silk * r Storage | and Straw Combinations in the Most Popular Shades. a ’ ’ Weegee FES : he Oe Sonnenfeld s A real opportunity for those with an eye to economy. BONA FIDE SAVINGS on this season $3 dress and sport Hats. Every Spring Hat, regardless of its original price, will be in- a seenee Veutts eluded in this sale—at $5.00! You simply can’t afford to miss it. Hundreds of women who know what provid ; : j ‘av yaralleled savings will be here when the doors open at 9 a. m. ovide absolute safety a Sonnenfeld sale means 1n the way of unparalleled savings wil C Pp for your furs this Sum- : r - wardrol av | is 1s anc add s veral Hats at ‘ : - ¢@ > VC wardrobe may be, this is a ehance to add se ep anil gach edges Join them. No matter how complete your we po al, * a and burglary. Phone Olive 2700. small cost. —iIs the last word in modern methods. The smartest street,

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“ ey “a j — on ee ~ - - ~ 7 - R & FULLER eet Four Pages | 2 leitieel Beginning /Hlon Philippine Lingerie | $1.47 U N_D ERSELL- ING features jextraordinary val- ues in Philippine jgarments of fine nainsook, beauti- fully embroidered and scalloped by hand. (Second Floor.) *Kewpie Twin Shoes $2.95 Pr. U N D E RSELL- ING values in renowned “Kewpie Twin” Oxfords — built to withstand hard wear. Made of solid leather, in black oor brown calfskin. Sizes 84 to 2. (Main Floor.) Linen Dresses $4.95 WoOmM EN’S Frocks in slipover and side-fastening mod- }) | els, smartly trim- med, and in lovely [Summer colors. Sizes 34 to 46. Ex- |tremely interesting Underselling va}- “ues. (Second Floor ) : : Smart Neckwear $1.00 ESTS, Vestees, Guimpes, Collar Sets, Berthas and Jabots. Of fine Swiss, organdie, net, and sport ma- terials, daintily trimmed with fine ) Val. laces. (Main Floor.) Under-Arm Bags At $5.95 F fancy rose- bud embroider- ed silks in allover effect or with em- broidered motif on flap; also in faille silks and beaver calfskin. Colors and black. (Main Floor.) Women's Vests $1.00 N unusually at- tractive Under- selling group that includes Vests of ribbed silk, and of silk-and-fiber mix- tures. Plain and fancy weaves. (Main Floor.) 0080208080280 808 0-80 e008 2 ep, : ’ ’ ig a % i a Sages: Novelty Necklaces , Long Chains ies: Brooches i“ Bar Pins Mesh Bags — —and many other articles. Each piece priced to afford an extraordinary value. Underselling Jewelry {* Features a Group of 10,000 Sample Pieces, Purchased Especially for This Event From One of New York's Largest Importers 50c.°1.°2 to *6 VERY popular Jewelry conceit is in- cluded in this remarkable sample group, which ably demonstrates the high type of value-giving to be expected in the Under- selling Campaign. silver, enamel, cut steel, marcasite, rhine- stone, jet and other mediums, are: Developed in sterling Pendant Earrings Button Earrings Bracelets Hatpins Fancy Chains (Main Floer.) » Te eA : Me Pos oy) yf = 7 RP LEE EL: *? og ' —is an event in which St. Louisans look forward with eager interest—an occasion upon which thousands of dollars’ worth of seasonable and dependable merchandise is offered at extreme price Savings. It involves every department in the store, and in breadth of scope and value-giving the Six-Day ’Under- selling Campaign is second in importance only to the An- niversary Sale. The four pages published today give but a synopsis of the many bargains that are being presented. Look for the Underselling Price Cards! Boys Blouses 59c “TOM SAW YER” Blouses of fast- color pefcales in Spring patterns, cut with sport neck and short sleeves. Sizes § to 16. Undersell- ‘jing values at this price. ‘Fourth Floor, and Thrift Avenue— Main Floor.) 4 =~ Pi Smart Footwear $5.45 WOMEN’S Spring and Summer styles, includ- ing strap patterns, sandals and street Oxfords in suede. \. Patent, satin and white cloth. High or low heels; turn, welt or street soles. (Main Floor ) Underselling Novelty Silks NE of the most prominent manufacturers in this country has co-oper- ated with us in offering these extraordinary Silks, thus enabling us to place on sale Novelty Silks of the very highest quality, in the newest and smartest designs that have been evolved—at one low price. Newest Designs— Newest Colors— Black-and-White $ Y 5 Paisley Navy-and-White e Chinese New Tan Shades Persian _ New Gray Shades Smart Plaids Vieux Rose Yard Stripes Floral Designs Wood Browns . Geometric Patterns New Henna & Red Tones The fabrics suggest themselves for frocks, skirts, jackets, blouses. In- destructible quality, woven of finest silk and selected woolen yarn. (Second Fleer.) $1.00 N underselling feature of much interest. Tams are »\made of good qual- ity Silk Pongee, with removable lin- ing so the hat can be washed ct All sizes. (Fourth Floor, and Thrift Atenue— Main Floor.) ' Pongee Tams | Silk Gauntlets $ 1 45 Pr. SMART Novelties from one of the largest manufactur- ers. Cuffs in short turn-back, straight or fancy style, trim- ned with tucks, em- broidery and ruf- fles, popular shades, slight irregulars. (Main Floer.) Creme Oil Soap ™ Oc .| §9¢ Dozen Wu | T H E Cream of Bats / Olive Oil Soaps ge Yimade by Peet Bros.). Produces a | tich, creamy lather. (Limit 2 dozen.) An item of popular in- terest. (Main Filoer ) 3600 Men’s Shirts “($1.35 U N DERSELL- ING .values in of Shirts of we)ll- 3 known makes. Neck- band, collar - to- match and collar- ‘attached styles, in fiber Striped and woven madras, etc. Sizes 14 to 18. ‘Matin Floor ) An Extraordinary Underselling Offer! 50.000 Yards of Wash Fabrics At One Extremely Low Price—a Yard 5 9 NE of the most interesting features of the Underselling Campaign is this group of Wash Fabrics—for it offers the materials, most in demand for Summer frocks, at an extremely low price. A partial list of the fabrics included in this sale 44-Inch Printed Voiles Solid-Color Dress Crepes Solid-Color Chiffon Voile Silk-and-Lisle Lingerie Crepe follows— Fancy Colored Seed Voile (‘Second Feor.) St. Gall Dotted Swiss Colored Irish Dress Linen White Irish Dress Linen White Swiss Organdie Scotch Zephyr Gingham ——EE 2000 Y ardsof Wool Dress Goods 54 Inches Wide $ 1 98 a Yard, Monday UNDERSELLING brings remarkable buying opportunities in smart Wool Fabrics, in popular weights and weaves and colors. It will be well to supply immediate and future needs from this group, for the values are decidedly worth while! Novelty Striped Twill Plaid Eponge Novelty Coatings Granite Cloth Striped Poplin Zibeline Plaids Striped Granite Fancy Poplins Navy Blue Worsteds Fancy Wool Crepes (‘Second Fleer.) Beaded Girdles 49c RY attractive Girdles; popu- lar for wear with dresses, in jet and colors, finished at end with tassel. Priced extremely low for Undersell- ing. (Main Floor.) 50c AN Underselling item of popu- br egy Made ° ancy madras and . »pinchecked nainsook, in athlet- ic style, with taped neck and arrhs, and 4 closed crotch. Cut): a bscSe-2 full. Sizes 36 to 46. (Men's Underwear Section and Thrigfe Avenue—Main Floor ) Men's Union Suits day—Our Semi-Annual ————— yy > * Py ve , * $5.95 ONNEAU, and octagon - shaped white gold - filled cases, attractively engraved with guaranteed jeweled movement. Fancy dials and jeweled stem. (Main Floor.) Wrist Watches | Ivory White Piece S9c LEacht | Hand Mirrors Hair Brushes Perfume Bottles Jewel Cases Pin Cushions Comb and Brush: Trays . Nail Polishers Puff Boxes Hair Receivers | (Matin Floor.) Fountain Pens 79c SELF - FILLING Pens, well made, ‘of best materials. Polished and chased hard rubber bar- rels; lever type fill- ers; 14-k. solid gold Pens, iridium tip- ped. Pocket clip or sautoir ring caps. (Matin Floor.) 2,3¢ Box FOR Underselling —each box con- taining 18 sheets of white fabric- fmish initialed writing paper, 6 initialed corre- spondence cards, and 24 envelopes. Gold-paneled in- itials. (Main Floor.) Initial Stationery | Limit, r2. Limit, 12. en in box. Limit, 3 boxes. garments, children’s garments. dozen, Underselling Notions Features Items of Popular Demand Coats’ Thread, 6 Spools 38c BFEst quality 6-cord Spool Cotton; black and white; 250-yard spools; popular numbers. Speciola Nets, 6 for 38c Double-mesh Hair Nets; cap and fringe styles; all colors except white and gray. Kotex, 37c Box Best quality absorbent sanitary napkins; 1 dorz- Sample Pearl Buttons 7c Card—3 for 20c White and colored Pearl Buttons in great va- riety, for trimmings, for dresses, blouses, under- All special values. Wilsnap Fasteners, black and white; card of one Children’s Pin-on Hose Supporters, pair, r2e | Tea Aprons, of gum rubber, in fancy colors, s9c Twill Tape, assorted widths, 8-yard rolls, soc Hairpins, large cabinet containing assorted sizes, So Lingerie Tape, in colors; 4-yard pieces, $c Shinola Shoe Polish, black and colors, can, 6c Kiddy Sock Garters, in colors, pair, Ise (Main Floor ) Full size. 5c Women's ‘Kerchiefs . ] 00 Doz. Sorr batiste Handkerchiefs in scores of attrac- tive machine em- broidered designs; some in white, oth- ers in colors; some with dainty scallop- ed edges. Under- selling values. (Main Floor.) 98c { STAR SHAVING BRUSH, 32-inch mixed badger bris- tle, set in rubber: ivory ferrule and handle; = sterilized. Complete with Gem de Luxe Safety Ra- zor Set in nickeled case. (Main Floor.) Chiffon $1.50" FF ULL-FASHION. ED Chiffon Hose of thread silk, with mercer- ized lisle top and Hose strong reinforce- ments at wearing points. Every pair perfect; black and favored colors. (Main Fleer ) “Women's Umbre $2.98 | F Gloria Silk (silk mixture), with satin borders or taped - edges; fain-or-shine style; in purple, navy, green, brown, black. club handles with smart trimmings. {Main Floor.) -_ 3-Piece Buffet Sets $4.95 SET includes fruit || bowl, finished in| _ polychrome, with electric torcheres|" to match. The torcheres are fitted with mica shades and are complete with cord and plug. (Ortental Bazaar-——Fifth Floor ) a + @ Stamped Bedspreads $1.59 & OF good unbleach- ae Y ed muslin stamp- BF .4 ed in two attractive 9 - 30) designs, including |--4\7 5% a lazy daisy an di-.% er b French knot. Slight -“" 0 oe imperfections, but |-~.+¥ very special Under-).«*°* - selling values. vet . —_ a Tita ahd oe eterna tie he. Pee ee _ ae _ y (Second Floor ) Razor and Brush| : : ‘ | Underselliny Princess Slip OF striped satinay, with h ders, they come in flesh quantity—Underselling val thusiasm, at this price! Siz Bloomers Striped satinay Bloomers flesh, orchid, peach and wh Silk Envelope Underselling ’ A manufacturer’s lopes, purc a host of dainty les in chine, lace and tailored mo chid and honeydew. Full « this @rice. Sizes 40 to 44.

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7 art 8 ey %, q tate ne te iis ry owes — ical ee i ee oe nee aes ee ee Pr erase a — — | RPE a a A iii Ne : ere : On ee SE es " ¥ * . : » MAY 18 ithe, b. 4 ‘3 May 18, 192 4. 7 | Bs, ats WNT ch _ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED , al : .) a OL A ee sae — —— — ——— ee ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ ~~ 7° See Our Other Announcemerits on Pages 6,8 oa 9—This Section == IA, DAER ULLER [rerel} a ) : , Pee ae GRAND-LEADER Six-Day UNDE RSELLING : ‘ SS oF watise “4 . saa ae oe : “» : # PRES Sag hr USS bh ee or ‘ A MIB a. ; ys: sed % Us its seeek shbeetiet alt Cabin oct, okt OT iat f? fet W/E ecee Fant ones Sree SOCCER He Y Be ages NLL, See Re GP 0, as D a a OE POY 3 Eee’ - 2°: 28 “ ~~ “+ se : 2. ae me On, een i WR one Bs A en Le TC . shat Pa a f-. BF o* ees iS PAS, det oe PERS SES Annee x ¥e .« ney ed Pee SPE ts “>. 419 J 7A . * > re, ’ wae on? TA aay gee - ; 38 = > : sepia atari nh ae ee ist Watches 95 AU and bn - shaped rold - filled ttractively with d jeweled t. Fancy jeweled ain Floor.) i RARE er eae tet = se oe Wl irrors ushes Bottles es hions d Brush: lishers | bceivers (Main Floor.) tial Stationery c Box wenene ONG] | F One Thousand “Everfast” Summer Wash Dresses 18 sheets ite fabric- We | 11 “ - 4 eS S| > oo a host of dainty jstyles in orkeda and crepe de :: at Discount on all purchases from our complete stock of Khaki Wear, | : Brassieres and evening Bandeaux; fine quality; : ® } chine, lace and tailored models; come in flesh, or- : toh § iddi i h |= co : ‘ , which includes knickers, breeches, middies, blouses, shirts, coats and zor and Brus ® j| chid and honeydew. Full cut. Unusual values at | og ‘mide: Coulacinttiiieds aaa: on low, medium and high back; elastic inserts and wh silk straps. (Second Fleer.) (Second Floor.) selling. Every Sale Must Be Final. (Third Floor.) R SHAVING — - RUSH, 2-inch |o ? “p d S " 7 Womens Coats and Suits Smart New Skirts e; sterilized. ' a oJ « plete with Gem | Are Striking Values at $15.00 ARMENTS of the finest materials, including (Main Floor.) Frocks in stripes and plain colors, compose two in- all smartly tailored along strictly correct lines. $6: ss $ 8:25 “ & AF . to 18. Bin Hs i badger bris- eB = | © 7 > k ee | ae | TE Misses Silk Frocks Sharply Reduced to s Will Appeal for Their Fine Fabrics and Low Prices : S f Ra- | . . ; et in nickele , a REPE DE CHINE Frocks for Spring, re our late Spring offerings of the better kind, teresting groups. The broadcloths are cut plain with The extreme reductions are offered as a feature of the under- | /, C4 2.98 f} ; ae vs Misses’ Linen Frocks, $7.45 this rice. Sizes 40 to 44. 98c ferrule and pet in nickeled | Underselling Special duced for Undersellirig, and new broadcloth Tub omen’s Umbrellas £ | pockets and belt, some with white frills. Sizes 14 rose, copen and orchid, Underselling brings two groups, em- A SPECIAL purchase of 500 Skirts for _ hy - Gloria Silk : T a er gga ra he dels are shown with col ONT TES : DT ae ae 3 AN S00 Of eda S . 7 ~ ; ightline mode . % Goes — “bk pf CR ee oe A i PSI 4 Fogg TE ~ , i - uk mixture), gt 1S ce eae of dainty white linen. Smart jumper "EA aie ae a aes ON Ee Ege eS 5 | bracing all that is new and ultra-chic. Satin borders} 7 Kies styles are also included in this group. | ae ie eas Ze ee SEP Mf marked at lower prices than you have seen , . a » a2 _ x S. ee wna h, brown, black, handles with } | a < "| oe t ‘Pete ba? Lee ” ny ee oi , . ) A rt unior oats at cae? See, Se ee ey Bigs y ° . . pe mmings. Smart J ! Si ae ae os RE —~ a er HR cr ee ye group, shown in pleated or mannishly tai- | mere = —— al lored models. 2: ei! | ees | oo i7s, 815-75 +h 12.75, ° A limited quantity of A group of lighter fabrics includes flat ; | : all-w aterials, lined | Of handsome shadow 1 mped Beds a ction oe a plait, cheese sae pe Summer Tr immed Hats crepes, crepes de chine, fancy woven silks, l 59 Be | “) ag ggoa Peronsaaces . Roshanaras and other cool, summery ma- hy So || fe ] Ai} Girls’ Hiking { Girls’ -Party Specially Made forthe Underselling terials that will be popular with the over- (Third Picer.) ’ Bere enblcoch- ie yin : tia Suits, $3.50 Dresses, $6.95 $ 00 blouse. re PRL, | Z- Two-piece Suits, con: aE Breage Bon a = In both groups there are many styles Gns, including | -..0\7.7.".R . sh *¢ : ae taining long overblouse | wais : MRRP ices AW 4 ||. and bloomers. — In khaki, | ected. — Capen, GRACEFUL and charming Hats, for dress, street or sport wear, are mod- and colors to select from. Two models | ition: (0 ‘ Wek | oan | ripe er 20 years. | 7 to 14 years. eled of taffeta, Canton crepe, Georgette, satin ger Poppe illustrated. | gay : . eae frocks. Bo ats and Leg- : . Borate Unde ZA e4\|) Girls’ New Tissue Gingham Dresses, $1.90 | and all te lovely tise oe : Sizes 26 to 40 waist. ‘Pecond Floor ) - mae or ao lace trimmed, (Thira Floor.) . 500 Sports Hats, Priced at $1.89 Each (‘Third Floer.) in —_ ——_ -_ = ec _ = — --—- —— _— a —e - _ _ - -_ : - - - oe es -_— — - —

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/ SUNDAY ; TE MAY 18, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other cvening newspaper COMBINED LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : RR — enone ne a —~— —_— — * - a —- --- —— - = ee — ne el —— — es 6.7and9—This Section See Our Other Announcements on Pag = » > = THRIFT AVENUE The Buy-Way of St. Louis Neponset Sheets, $1.58 Extra heavy, soft finished bleached Neponset Sheets, 81x99 inches. Linen Towels at 20c Of fine quality bleached Linen crash, neatly hand-hem- med, one yard long. Princess Slips at 85c Made of cambric, hip hem, strap shoulder, trimmed with . lace edge and beading. Sizes 36 to 44. Notion Specials Clark’s sewing thread, in black and white, popular sizes, Two-Piece Living-Room Suite, $195.00 __. dozen, 22c Sewing silk, black, white and colors—so-yard spools—6 for 25c¢ Bias tape, 6-yard pieces; seconds, 6c A FEATURE of particular interest is this two-piece Living-Room Suite. It is upholstered in good quality fig- ured mohair and is constructed with loose spring-filled cush- ions—included are davenport and low-back chair. Three-Piece Living-Room Suite, $166.00 An extremely interesting value is represented by this of- fering. Suite is finished in two-tone American walnut and 1s designed in graceful Queen Anne period. Included are 48- inch dresser, full-length vanity, chifforette and full-size bow- Teaspoons, set of 6, 8oc Tablespoons, set of 6, $140 Coffee Spoons, set of 6. 90c Otfange Spoons, set of 6, $1.80 Bouillon Spoons, set of 6, $2 Butter Spreaders, set of 6, $2 Soup Spoons, set of 6, $1.80 Oyster Forks, set of 6, $1.40 Salad Forks, set of 6, $2.50 Dinner Forks, set of 6, $r.80 Dinner Knives, set of 6, $2.25 Gravy Ladles, each, 8oc Lamps of excellent design and workmanship. Bases metal im polychrome and bronze finish Shades of overcast metal with art glass panels. chain sockets. Cord and plug. Two-light, pull- 4 1440 Prs. Men’s Fi Underselling, 3: N plain solid colors, z and fancy mixtures, in blac Sugar Shells, each, 40c ‘Berry Spoons, each, $r.r0 Butter Knives, each, 4oc Baby spoons, each, 45c Floor Lamps, $10.45 Cold Meat Forks, each 6sc Child’s Set, 3 pieces, $1.00 Junior Floor Lamps; | ST RENE EE SS ae hand turned. Stippled -_ and ebony finish. Shades of parch- ment in various designs. Com plete with two-light, pull-chais sockets, cord a5S Pa Fleer.) slight seconds. Sizes ro to (Dow Iced Tea Sets | it | a“ Complete With Sippers| #@ ‘ $1.79 - * Silk wi aia D .- OST unusual value; in at- GIRLS’ tractive styles, displaying hand-cut design on plain blanks. | : . . Each Set includes covered iced conventional designs, fin- tea pitcher and 6 glasses to match. Froci lored of '2 mme. in ten pf Mercerized darning cotton, foot bed. black and colors—s spools, r9c Shinola shoe polish, black and colors, 6c Shinola wool shoe polishers, rac d hair filled. Household aprons of gum tom and hair filled rubber, large size, 27¢ Sanitary aprons, all rubber, Four-Piece Bedroom ! a Suite, $295.00 Silk Eponge at 50c Yard Here is a very desirable Suite at an extremely low price. Printed novelty pense. It is finished in burl walnut veneer and includes so-inch dress- new designs and color combina- er, full-size bowfoot bed, chifforobe and vanity—dustproof tions. Fifteen pieces at this construction. special price. Suite, $298.00 This is a very attractive Suite—it is designed in graceful | . | Queen Anne period, upholstered in plain or figured mohair : , it ee ' : 7 ' with cushions either mohair or silk brocatelle. Full web bot- —— 78 | | Oy al oe | 2 | | 26-piece Set, consisting of 6 teaspoons, 6 tablespoons, 6 knives, 6 forks, 1 sugar, and : butter knife—com- plete, Thrift Avenue and Silverware I) Underselling Chinaware 100-Piece Service, $39.50 ERVICE of | high- grade Bavarian China. Shapes of refined simplic- ity. decorated in unusual Gauntlets at asc Pair Convenient Payment Terms May Be Arranged Imported Chamois-Suede Gauntlets, light in weight, em- broidered backs, strap wrist. in brown, mode, beaver and covert. 26-Piece Apartment Lets At $3.69 An opch stock pattern serv- icé of fine quality domestic Hose, with mercerized lisle top, double soles, high-spliced heels and reinforced toes. Black and colors. Women's Hose, 55c Pair Semi-fashioned silk and fiber Hose, with mercerized lisle top, double soles, high spliced heels and reinforced toes. Black and | : DIES ba ea eo oe ‘ ES SS. 300 I Each of colors, including mixtures PP eh siecix Boyer tt 2 Cas We offer in this group several pat- sizes 38 to 42. (Dow! \ EF eb HOP: 2 A special grep of Eee Eringes Vase- terns in attractive colors. It is highly Pill 59 pg eiga eataess ai regs te ws Cc APRA RU, a atterns and finished with deep fringe: ea adil ote an, eee 1110 . Te, | Very attractive drapery fabric. © IS is a very special group wide range of colorings—square or a - ° round styles, in plain cordéd effects. ‘ ———_ a ? . 4 + $9. — —_— - ~ i“ ' : Bes = | és ‘ : * HOUSEW ARES - Wardrobe ~ | ## \ AIRED 4 These attractive Baskets are fash- . ) alues of {mportance ioned of pink or blue brocade and 5 suede t bt dals; no extraordinary value. MADE of three-ply veneer, |} covered agd bound with i sn fi be’ 45c Dozen Yards French Laces in various pat- terns and widths. White and ecru shade. Curtain and Scarf Laces At rsc Yard, Wide Filet antique Laces of soft cream shade, darned in de- signs closely resembling the handmade kind. 15 inches wide. ee . Silk Pongee, soc Yard Imported Japanese Pon- gee, § momme weight, an ex- | ceptional value, tubs per- fectly, durable in wear. 33 inches wide. Limit ro asks : to a customer. -™ Kimono Silks, 98c Yard New designs and color com- binations in Kimono Silks, for kimonos, house robes, lamp- shades, art purposes. Yard e. (Thrift Avenue—Main Fleer.) Taffeta, $1.69 Yard Plain and changeable Silk Taffeta, yard wide. (Becalater Squere—Main Flecr ) Confiners af 39c Made of fancy brocade and striped materials, elastic sec- tien im back, tape shoulder straps. Sizes 32 to 40. (Square 15—Main Fioer.) Silk-and-Lisle Pongee At 39c Yard Tan silk and lisle Pongee, soft finish. 36 inches wide. Chiffon Voiles, 59¢ Yard Solid colored two-ply Mar- seilles Chiffon Voiles. Finely weven and in desirable tints. (Square "Main Fleor) EEE Royal Wilton Rugs $105 ERE is a beautiful as- sortmen?t of Royal Wor- sted Rugs. They are artisti- cally designed in Chinese and Persian effects—each Rug is distinguished by its beauyful colorings. Size 9x12. Crex Rugs, $10.75 Extremely popular for warm weather use, these Rugs offer exceptional val- ues. They are sanitary, heavy grass Rugs and evidence many pleasing color effects. Size 9x12. Wilton Velvet Rugs $33-75 Seamless Wilton Velvets— woven im one piece—attrac- tively patterned in allover designs and have fringe. Size 9x12. Kimlark Rugs, $18.75 Excellently suited for Sum- mer use, these Rugs combine coolness with economy. in several pleasing color combi- nations. Size 9xr2. Royal Wilton Rugs $82.50 These luxurious Rugs are fashioned of finest grade worst@d yarn, in QGxI2 size. Are richly colored and at- tractively patterned. Axminster Rugs $42.50 Of exceptional interest is this group of Axminster Rugs. They are standard grace with deep pile and are in artistic Oriental designs Rich color effects lend ex- ceptional beauty. Size 9xr2. Cork Linoleums 95c Sq. Yd. Nairn’s Linoleum, four yards wide, printed in tile. block amd «hardwood designs, in several color combinations Greatly reduced. Inlaid Linoleums, $1.19 An offering of standard quality Inlaid Limoleum of this character is very unusua! at such a low price. Cut from full roll and comes in severa! patterns. Six “oor Full size; 6-lb. weight; highly nitkel-plated finish; complete with cord and plug: heating element guaranteed for-one year. Screen Doors, $1.59 Well made hardwood frames; 3-panel style; with good quality black screen wire; 2 ft. 6 in. wide and 6 ft. 6 in. high. Mirro Aluminum Saucepan Sets, $1.35 High-grade aluminum, in sizes 1, t's and 2 quarts. Crystal White Soap 10 Bars for 38c Large size bars of Peet Bros, White Laundry Soap; buying limit ro bars. Percolators, $3.49 * Six-cup size; with the well- known pump-style inset. Goodyear Sprinkling Hose, $2.98 High-grade moulded Sprin- Kling Hose: non-kinkable; complete with couplings; 25- ft. section; guaranteed for two years. g0-ft. sections priced $5.89 Lawn Mowers, $6.49 Made expressly for Stix, Baer & Fuller; 14-inch size, with crucible steel blade. self-sharpening: ad justable for cutting grass high or low. Same style, ball-bearing ing and cleaning hardwood Lawn Mower, specially and painted floors. priced at $2.49 wits Absorene Wal! Paper Cleaner, 3 for 33¢ Large 20-oz. can of this popular Wall Paper Cleaner. Wizard Polishing Mops, 67¢ Triangle shape: for polish » KWleoer ) Cabinet Gas Ranges $42.75 The Roper Eclipse high- grade cabinet-style Gas Range; Dbuilt im accordance with the American Gas Assn. Large size baking ofen which can be had on right or left hand side, white enamel door panels, white enamel! splash back. All connections are made free of charge. and purchases may be made on the Convenient Pay- ment, Plan. t. *. —_ ry ™ Doll Light Frames, 98c With hair heads in blond, brumette and gray—complete with cord and socket. Also Bed Light Frames: complete with cord and socket. of imitation these dainty Scarfs are 18x50 inches in size. Extreme value. Tan Jewel Cloth Scarts, 75c Designed with wide border Cluny laces, Scarfs, $1.69 An odd lot of Scarfs of handmade filet lace—also some pure linen center with handmade Cluny lace. Limited quantity. ‘Second Floor.) or walnut. value. Phonographs, $65 Special for Underselling ERE’S an opportunity to buy a beautiful con- sole cabinet Phonograph at a very low price. It is in Queen Anne Period finished in mahogany Excellent mechanical equipment and rich, mellow tonal qualities. $5 First Payment—Balance in Convenient Payments Truly exceptional Q ‘Fourth Fleor ; > T Sher. solid steel trimmings. draw bolts and spring lock. ; cretonne lined. Hat and boxes. Full size. - Tourist Cases, $5 Fashioned of black duck and full cretonne lined, wil toilet tray and shirred . é Sole leather corners, and straps all around. cael wuld Sewing Machines — Extremely Low Priced Singer Sewing —— « size; guaranteed to sew fectly. This style has golden finished case, 4 drawers, and completely equipped with full " ; Sewing Machines $24.75 | The Arrow model: full sige; golden oak fimished case: ~ ped with full set of attach ¥ Exceptional value! 4 All Sewing Machines May. : Purchased on the Convenie®l Payment Plan of $1.00a W . (‘Fifth FI ww “ss bt 4 . ce ie ar ~,* . 2 ‘ pees in, SP BE Bo ia : be Pah i . o~ BES WES IBM ob i II cae Machines, $39.75 | EBUILT models; ‘7 ls. eet uae Fe a sd ~~ s i fd 4 - of attachments. - a 4 ligator si patent an styles: a els; sizes the lot: | imperfect aw (Dow: “Tom Sawyer” Flap Underselling, H AVE sport collar sleeves, with belt and bu: khaki and green; seconds; si (Down

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Four Pages | ’ v. x7 —_ — _ >. 7 “+ < Sa i rer Rr LE Ee ee - & TT i aiiieiininaEiiediaiiVe a —e ee Guest Ivory Soap 42c Dozen Procter & Gamble _ regular guest-size Ivory Soap; limit 3 dozen to customer. (Downstairs Store.) ——— STI Or ee er mw wre | — TT —— es ——- —— — a ee ee eae eee Ce _——_ —— - -_— Se the Cen most -OUSPA TCH alone sanes tected MORE City Circulation than BOTH oth rr —_—_— See Our Other Announcements o X r B A KK Re & re U Lu LL K. R a gM —$—$——$—___ <= —_— a —_———— GRAND-LEADER Six-Day Lamps e Underselling .69 MP of husual Base ed and lychrome hy finish. des are borgette Ik with nd skirt. arm ad- . Com- ith cord le Lamps, $9.75 of excellent design and aship. Bases metal in e and bronze finish. sf overcast metal with art panels. Two-light, pull- ockets. Cord and plug. r Lamps, $10.45 tr Floor Lamps; bases rned. Stippled gold and finish. Shades of parch- various designs. Com- ith two-light, pull-chain , cord and plug. (Fifth Floor.) od Tea Sets plete With Sippers | $1.79 unusual value; in at- tive styles, displaying it design on plain blanks. Set includes covered iced her and 6 glasses to match. xing Bowls, 59c ary Glass Mixing Bowls— assort@ sizes—of clear, gliass—ideal for kitchen or ator use. ater Tumblers Doz. at 59c Doz. , thin, optic-style glasses. l underselling values! (Pitth Floor.) = a Wardrobe runks, $19 IE of three-ply veneer, ered and bound with hard lid steel trimmings. Heavy bolts and spring lock. Full une. lined. Hat and shoe Full size. o ourist Cases, $5 hioned of black enameled nd full cretonne lined, with tray and shirred pockets. eather corners, and straps dund. (Fourth Floor.) Sewing Machines — irremely Low Priced Singer Sewing achines, $39.75 8UILT models; full ze; guaranteed to sew per- . This style has golden oak case, 4 drawers, and is etely equipped with full set tachments. Sewing Machines $24.75 Arrow model; full size; oak finished case; equip- ith full set of attachments. ptional value! Sewing Machines May Be hased on the Convenient ment Plan of $1.00a Week (Fifth Floor.) Women’s Confiners Underselling, 15c Each. HEY come in the larger sizes. Back-fastening styles with four hooks and elastic in back. Have tape shoulder straps. (Square F—Downstairs Store.) New Silk Overblouses | il $9.95 ~ st RICTLY tailor- ed models as well as more elabor- ately trimmed styles; all made of crepe de chine; some trimmed with embroidery, bead- ing, ruffling, etc. Pop- ular new shades. Sizes 36 to 46. (Downstairs Store.) 1440 Prs. Men’s Fiber Socks Underselling, 33c Pair N plain solid colors, also clocked and fancy mixtures, in black and colors; slight seconds. Sizes 10 to 1114. (Downstairs Store.) | Silk Pongee Dresses Xm $3.65 IRLS’ beautiful new Frocks, well tai- lored of fine quality 12 mme. Silk Pongee in ten pretty styles; daintily hand embroid- ered in attractive de- signs; extraordinary value; sizes 7 to 14. (Downstairs Store.) 1000 Pairs Men’s Trousers Underselling, $1.89 WELL. tailored of woolen fabrics that will give good service; suitable for dress as well as work: a nice variety of colors, including mixtures and stripes; sizes 38 to 42. (Downstairs Store.) a UNDERSELLING 575 Tub Dresses Special Underselling Value $°3.95 FASHIONED of Tab- sylk, silkentex, high-colored voiles and Irish and Belgian lin- MANY attractive styles to select from ens. There are ov ; ad Every Skirt an exceptional value. In in the assortment you will find: —Sport Silk Skirts Most all —Pleated Skirts —Tailored Skirts —All-Wool Skirts —Sports Skirts Styles to select from, featuring vest effects, Peter Pan, lace and Tuxedo collars; tucks, panels, pleats, buttons, ribbon and ornament trimmings; shown in solid colors, stripes and checks. Misses’ sizes 16 to 20 and women’s sizes 36 to 44. (Downstairs Store.) and women from 26 400 New Spring & Summer SKIRTS An Underselling Feature $9.95 THERE a Coats to sell at this Un- derselling price. Come stripes, Come in tan, gray, Copen, white and other lovely Summer colors; suitable for dress, sport and general wear. All sizes for misses to 32 inch waistband. In the checks and Savings. (Downstairs Store.) advised (Down 7 HERE are only 75 These are ve values and offer an op- portunity to secure a Sport Coat er evening newspapers COMBINED pene - ——— ee ee . —— n Pages 6,7 and 8—This Section a Coats’ Thread 6 Spools 23c Black and white cotton Thread; (Downstairs Store.) —_ Se Women’s Sport Coats Underselling Campaign 50 Sport plaids, two-tones. are lined. unusual at great Sizes for misses and women and in the wanted colors. As the quantity is not large early shopping is stairs Store.) Underselling 600 Dozen Pequot, Utica and Pepperell Sheets Bleached Indian Head At 19c Yard Heavy soft-finished bleached Indian Head in the 36-inch width. | 44-inch width priced at 26c yard | Awning Duck at 23c Yard | Heavy blue, brown, tan and green striped Awning Duck. 32-Inch Dress Gingham At 12'4c Yard Solid colors, checks and small plaid | effects; all the season’s newest color- ings in a large assortment of styles; lengths 2 to 9 yards. Goodwear Sheets 81x90 Inches 95c Pillowcases, 29c Each Of bleached Fruit-of-the-Loom Linen Table Damask, $1.00 Yd. | cotton, made the right way of mate-_ Heavy silver bleached Irish all-linen | Table Damask; 5 patterns to select from; 64 inches wide. rial. Size 42x36 inches. Unusual _value in the Underselling. | POPULAR-BRAND Sheets, bleached, double bed size, measuring 81x90 inches, are very specially priced for the Underselling. It is a buying | opportunity worthy of special attention. ; Pepperell Sheets 81x90 Inches $4.25 Pequot and Utica 81x90 Inches $1 50 Mattress Covers, $1.85 Ea. _ Of good heavy unbleached mus- | lins, boxed on sides and tops; large || enough to allow for shrinkage; for | full-size beds; 50 dozen to sell. Longcloth, 10 Yards, $1.19 Soft-finished bleached Longcloth for women’s and children’s underwear; 36 inches wide. 39-inch Unbleached Muslin, 9c yard Red-and-White Checked Glass Towel- ing, roc yard Soft-Finished Bleached Muslin, » -s 12Yec yard Solid Black Mercerized Sateens, | 19c yard -— 3 o’Clock Special—, Rippelette Bedspreads $2.10 Each ‘ | We offer 160 large size woven delft blue floral stripe Rippelette Bedspreads in size 8o0xgo0 inches. ° (Downstairs Store.) Novelty Footwear $9.66 pair AIREDALE suede sandals, patent suede trimmed § san- dals; novelty cut-out Oxfords, colored san- dals and imitation al- ligator sandals; satin, patent and other good styles: all new mod- els; sizes 2'2 to 8 in the lot; some slightly imperfect. (Downstairs Store.) “Tom Sawyer” Flapper Suits Underselling, 79c H AVE sport collar and_ short sleeves, with belt and buckle; in blue, khaki and green; seconds; sizes 3 to 9. (Downstairs Store.) NEW novelty style of count percales‘in the long-waisted and straightline models; trimmed with contrast- ing colors and fancy pipings; sizes 36 to 44. (Downstairs Store.) Rompers and Creepers Underselling, 39c MATERIALS used for these gar- _ ments are fine ging and percales; just the thing for children to play 1”; specially purchased for the Underselling. (Downstairs Store.) ii. 2860 Yards New Silks HIS lot of Silks was a special purchase, secured § 25 for the Underselling. All the season’s newest and most wanted Yard , Be fabrics are includ- 36-In. Checked .4 In the assort- Tub Silks | ment are: : | $4.29 Yar At? ] d | Just 600 yards of ade’ fabric that is so much in) _ demand for Summer | 'dresses; in meat tan-and- | white, green and white, | _ black and white, helio and | go-inch silk printed Crepe de Chine, excellent styles. 36-inch changeable Taffetas, fine soft quality, some slightly tmpe*fect. 36-inch dress Satins and Messalines, good color assortment. 40-inch Sports Skirtings, heavy woven artificial fabric in new shades. 36-inch striped Tub Silks. | g2-inch checked Tub Pongee. | white, blue and white or go-inch Artificial Brocades, good | red-and-white checks. Ear-| colors. Chine Kimono = | Prints. (Downstairs Store.) | ly shopping is advised. go-inch Satin de -_— . Women’s Union Suits, 59c_ | Tight-fitting and _ shell-trimmed loose-knee style with built-up tailored tops; nainsook garments with bodice top, nicely finished; sample sizes. Men’s Underwear, 49c Each Fine pin check nainsook athletic Suits, madras striped athletic Suits; separate shirts and drawers in white and ecru: men’s short-sleeve ankle- length balbriggan Suits; sample sizes. Men’s Underwear 39c Garment Summer Underwear, consisting of fine nainsook Suits; separate shirts and drawers in balbriggan; sample sizes. Underselling Sample Underwear For Men, Women and Children In Six Unusually Low-Priced Groups Children’s Union Suits, 35c Good quality nainsook and knit Union §uits; bloomer knee, drop seat; also open crotch; sample sizes. Men’s Underwear, 69¢c Each Consisting of fine nainsook and soisette athletic Union Suits; madras stripe athletic style; balbriggan knit Suits in ankle and knee length style; a few porous Suits included; also a few shirts and drawers; sample sizes. Women’s Vests, 29c. Various styles in Vests of fine cotton, mercerized striped and lisle, including built-up and bodice styles; all first quality. (Downstairs Store.) Undersellmg Fringed Panels or An Unusual Offering At ‘4 to oF Each | HESE are a leading curtain mill’s surplus stock. Included are bungalow and casement Panel Curtains; as many as 15 of a number; 36, 40 and 45 inch widths; filet, shadow lace and My fet. | Tuscan net patterns; 2'2 yards long. 4500 Yards Drapery Silk ‘88c and $1.28 Yard Striped, floral and conventional pat- Rt on woven on fiber silks; and silk- and-lisle combination; solid and two- | full see tone colors; 36 inches wide. 900 Yards Colored Madras At 39c Yard © Drapery Madras in solid and two-tone combination; lengths up to 6 yards; all the wanted drapery colors in the lot. ' At 14c Yard Double-bordered Marquisettes’ that will make attractive long or short cur- Lace Curtains $2.33 and $2.63 Pair High-grade Lace Curtains in repro- ductions of imported patterns; filet and Scotch net weaves; many styles for se- (Dewnstairs Stere.) | 4000 Yards Fancy Marquisette: tains; white, cream and ecru; cut from | lection; shown in ivory and beige tints. | Fringed Wilton Velvet Rugs 9x12 Size—Choice Monday 330 | SPLENDID grade wool velvet Rugs, in an ar- ray of pretty floral, allover and Oriental ef- fects; suitable for any room in the home; all have ends finished with fringe. Unusual sav- _ings at the Underselling price. Axminster Rugs 9x12 Size, $26.98 Specially purchased for this salc; standard grade Rugs in wanted patterns | with harmonious color effects; subject ' to minor imperfections. 6x9-Ft. Rugs at $16.60 | There are 41 excellent grade Velvet | and Axminster Rugs from leading mills offered at this Underselling price; earl7 | selection is advised. | ’ 27x54-Inch Velvet Rugs At $1.98 Serviceable Rugs in choice Oriental . effects in shades of blue, rose and tan to harmonize with larger Rugs. (Square B—Downstairs Store) Linoleum Rugs 9x12 Size, $11.65 Genuine burlap-back printed ~ cork _Linoleum Rugs in choice patterns for kitchen, diningroom, etc.; subject to _‘minor imperfections. (Downastaids Stere.) i . | - CAMPAIGN 7200 Pairs Children’s Socks Underselling, 15c Pair FIRST-QUALITY fine cotton Half Socks in plain solid colors; also white with fancy colored borders. Very special- ly priced. (Downstairs Btore.) Sample Silk Hose 63c Pai | OMEN’S Silk Stockings in plain, drop-stitch and wide- ribbed effects; made with three-seam back; have elastic lisle tops in black and colors. Also included are some Fiber Silk Hose. (Downstairs Store.) 200 Beaded Bags Underselling, $1.69 Each HERE are only 200 of these im- ported Beaded Bags in drawstring and shell-frame style. Mostly one of a kind in a beautiful color assortment. (Downstairs Store.) Trimmed Hats $9.75 —_—_————— S MART Summer Hats of Canton crepes, crepe de chine, hairbraids and leghorn combinations; small close-fitting effects, medium and larger styles; trimmed with flowers, ribbons, sashes; wanted shades and color combina- tions. Spanish Lace Underselling, $1.19 Yard FULL 36 inches wide, in flouncing ahd allover designs, in black, white, cream, cocoa, steel, green and other fav- ored new shades. (Downstairs Store.) THREE models in this well - known make; of silk bro- cades, cotton brocades and pink coutil combi- nations with surgical elastic; two models in 14 and 16 inch lengths; sizes 24 to 36 in the lot. (Downstairs Store.) Women’s Handkerchiefs Underselling, 3c Each ITE and colors; plain and em- broidered; go0o to sell. Men’s Handkerchiefs, 6c Each Plain white; satin-stripe border and woven colored border; full size; %-inch hems; 6000 to sell. . (Downstairs Store.) § Window Awnings 2 Ft. 6 In. Wide $1.44 3 feet wide, each, $1.54 3 feet 6 inches wide, each, $1.64 4 feet wide, each, $1.74 Made of very serv- iceable duck in blue and white stripe or tan and white stripe; mounted on strong steel frames. Complete with fixtures. (Dow Women’s Step-Ins Underselling, 36c THESE are made of novelty crepe in fancy colors. Trimmed with neat lace edge. Every garment is full cut and an exceptional value at the Underselling price. (Downstairs Store.)

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, > al ; . - : - ; or r ; in ° . ai. . a/W «te ~* & #446 . -~ tse a = te . . . . o ; " A #4 . J e/ PLR TTY RE NP LTE Te . ’ .* oer ef - SBeEeaeags: ee ee smansaane —— - _ ~~ _— _ — : —— . ——— BEE BBs a ee erw,.wresaesatasTese eee ese Ba ese Ss eS —— , Skeezix Skamper B20 Play Suits Mattress Covers This popular Play Suit for | ‘| wade of extra quality un- kiddies is made of fast color hleached muslin. Double blue Cheviot. Red trimmed; stitched seams; box edge: tape , } Ke w neck and short sleeves tie ends. Made large enough to rrimmed one poe ag patton allow for shrinkage. $I 95 uttons an oc s butto pocke $1.25 For all bed sizes.... ° o Sizes 2 to 6 years.. : (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) : (Third Floor—Nugests.) *. Important Money-Savin; Dainty Voile Lingerie , Ret 3 Basement The greatest $5 sale St. Louis has seen in many years. These garments are being sold at less than the cost of the materials. $15 Garments $12 Garments $10 Garments $7.50 Garments 150 New Spring Suits 300 Spring Coats—Capes New checks idl devel materials in the laid and plain sport Coats, embroidered new single and double breasted models. velour Capes, fine plaid Capes. Full length, i is All of these Suits are all-lined. The skirts all-lined silk Coats. side-tie. Belted and d alone are worth the loose-back models. | ¢ sale price of the Most of these Coats . whole Suit. Come are all-lined. All . by 2 : in light shades only. colors — tan, gray, i“ IE | 3 3 All sizes for wom- Copen. All sizes— ‘‘?; = en, misses—16 to 44. women, misses—16 | | ‘ - to 44. Ss : 1250 New Spring Silk Dresses Canton crepe, georgette, roshanara, crepe de chine, niaid taffetas, satins. plain taffeta, plaid radium -silk, lace, tub silk, printed crepes, jacquard crepe. Styles for street wear, business wear, dance frocks, evening wear, sport wear, theater wear, in fact. Dresses for all occasions All the new light colors, as well as black, navy and brewn. 2224466 be os — Rae ees seey, COFCO Ce 6688 be8 664 i %: is « — err errw 4 Keooe 666 O68S8 © oe e2e****2 [22.292 © * © oen,, All gizes for women and misses also extra sizes. 14 to 30. 38 to 46 and 43 to 53. eee “+72 @a 66 se & _ _~ «= v SBASEMENS Sale of 1200 Fiber Sweaters | Sleeve and Sleeveless Models b Ls , , ‘ 7 Included are Tuxedo. sleeveless Jac- _ a quettes and belted models in a score t or more of desirable colors, including * » . id mis tf & ae plain and fancy combinations ay wt a | . sy * . » "> 7 i , ? | , wae: ) | All regular sizes, but net a!! sizes - at | a in one particular style. Ideal for Sum- ee ; = "iy Tra ~~ ’ : ™ e = ge " ‘ mer ports Wea! — ~ /| Pa. { ° Hi Tere wt $2.98 to $5.50 Sweaters Di ee (‘Second Fleer and Bargain Squares ) Se i a Home-Need | \¢ver Before Has an Opportur ‘ . . |Leonard Refrigerators 4 - passenger size, strongly | 7 a ye a i eeyed Inchuding a 14-Piece Set of Aluminumware Made a | of Best Quality—Each Piece Highly Polished $7.39 == ain . - = | > « > / ~~ | Inside and Outside Special | $5.95 | %, | 3-door side-icer, 75-lb. ice capacity, special, $119.50 ‘ 3-door side-icer, 100-Ib. ice capacity, special, $139.50 AC ; — = f , , . : | == : 3-d de- 25.Th i Garbage Cans Ie | at —SSANe> oor side-icer, 125-Ib. ice capacity, special, $159.50 Ena eelvenised “es Use Our Household Club Plan iron im family size with rim. PFly-proof « ; | This 14-Pc. ! ot Set of —_— Ae joc Paints For fieors, wal's Aluminumware and all woodwork. . — excellent quality. All . Consisting of. “or $-Cup Coffee Percolator— 1 ga! colors. i= SS eee lon Ice Water Pitcher—1-1%-: and 3 qt. saucepan—family size “=n. * | | $11.00 Lawn Mowers fry pan-—4-quart cake pan siotted basting spoon—extra long Full ball . ] 15's-inch cast cooking spoon — bearing. 14-inch covered roaster or baker—«ink crucibie «at ee). srainer—handlie@ strainer and self- sharpening jelly-cake pan— Diades. Special, Included with Each $8.93 Refrigerator During This (Third Pieer—N\agears.; Sale Only (Teird Mieer—Naegent«.) : ; l Saagsea ‘ —s $2.25 and $2.90 Values Envelope Chemises Special |= Each These Envelope Chemises are made of good quality French voile: in bodice top style. In flesh, peach, honeydew and white. Beautifully trimmed with touches of lace insertion. Hand em- hroidered in dainty colors, French knots and _ hemstitching. Others of genuine Lingette with label. Attractively lace trimmed. The ideal Undergarment for Summer wear. Will launder and wear well. $3.95 Silk Teddies Silk Nightgowns Pretty Silk Teddies made of Silk erepe de chine Night- crepe de chine. Built up or | gowns, slip-over style. Colors of strap shoulder, trimmed with }| flesh, orchid and honeydew. lace insertion, medallions and | Prettilv trimmed with lace in- touches of embroidery. Colors | sertion. medallions and fagoting. of flesh. orchid, peach Round, V or Jenny $3 95 Nile and hénev neck. Verv snecial.. . (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) & ¥ s :; , J i= Specials ew i Onl 65c to $2.25 iow | sit Artamo Pkgs. $2.50, $2.98 New Silks +) i . . - ; f - : . , : d Cream in lL-ib. 49c jars... w tine SOc Dr. An assortment of West's Tooth- shades. All sizes. —— well: (Fourth Fleor—Nugents.) cnown maxe New Wash. a Goods = tes size Guar- $35.00 Axminster Rugs 9x12 size, good, heavy, durable quality—not a second | *% in the lot. 190 of these Rugs in every pattern that is £: rich, inviting and cheerful. In soft, harmonious tones f* of rose. blue, tan and brown. $28.00 Seagnfless iltow Brussels Rugs Rugs i. © Sx! size. good, heavy qual- 5xii-foet size, made of ’ i : } ’ ; 2 Pa ity. in neat selections of de- | cellent quality woo! % | yarns: shown in neat assett) signs and _ colorings. Spe- | * anteed Screw Irish Dress Linen {5..$1.49 The pope 5 ee ee: et RS 10¢ Waltke . Nemo Lemou Wweig h t Soap; pop- : ular hard and wea' c milled “oap for Sum- for bath or . toilet mer wear. A very tine qual- use. each ic ity. 36 inches wide. | Desen, Tic Comes In eve. wee Tan Blue Rose Yellow | 3 om i : bottle Pink Reseda Lanvin boner ‘Afooten Apricot Brown Helia | = Lavender Orchid Etc. i New Tissues i Lorraine Egyptian Tissue Ging- hams in beautiful woven pat- terms and colors for Summer dresses... eure 59¢ Plain Voiles 44-inch plain Voiles in a fine, sheer quality. All the new want- ed shades; 45 plain shades 49 to select from. Yard Cc New Plain Crepes Sé-inch Press Crepe in the new weave A wide range of plain shades ..... be 69c Printed Voiles 38-inch Printed Voile in Hght and dark colored grounds. with new printed patterns 9c ment of beautiful designe oe color combina- 73 > oF . $49.75 Seamless Axminster Rugs In the wanted 9x12 size patterns. The patterns will make the vid home look brand-new. Colorful and cheerful in rose, taupe, tan and biue in those effective colors. Specially priced for this - A a aes Extra— Extra— | Ex Axminster Rugs. Velvet Rugs. Good | # ¥ Mostly. small allover heavy, durable quality, Rag | designs, 27 x954-inch. 27x54-inch Rug. in neat ecole iD Rugs that sell im reg- | gseiection of designs and | and ular way at $4.95. colorings to harmonize Browns. tans, old rose, with room-size Rugs. : taupes, blues. Special | Sel in regular way at for this sale | $3.95. Special price— $] 95 —_——_—_- — - oe ae |) 7 35¢ Sanitei Pd tad well ele el Sed el nl eh, ed ed el el SSSSCSSSCSSSSSERSSSSSCSES SES PS SPSS SESS ES eee 7 Monday — | {aguinigen. ped = MAY is, tect. we : " % - dairs of $2.00 and $2. yalue-giving! Every tery pair full fashioned! ™ Hose with 4-inch and " of: French Taupe, ’ Gunmetal and in another make. 1 and we advise early sly ahead—dozens of : ffieult to offer Hose like these a Filled as Long as Assortments I Uptown Store, Vandeventer anc .. (Main Flieer—vN pring Silks— Will Enjoy This Unlo y—Just Read These 250 Silks $s | em- ; Wear 3 Monday Hae Yard — . ‘ 2 _ $2.00 Corsets mode's, tn high-grade Corsets. -ef pink and white coutil: well t® give the proper support. al ease to the ae vara aVatatartat.* - 7 A -, ‘ aoe o , ° REX - ,@ a %sa* —_ ~ * *—_ se i . —— ith of Floc ction Pric es in Years Seamless Ax minster | Rugs with a soft deep nap in | ll allover designs, in beautift tions—9x12 size $57.00 Seamless | Velvet Rugs he 9x12 size; good, heavy, du Mt wi tk y able quality, in neat asser Chines. rent of beautiful designs ar "ss color combinations — finishes p95 | maa. | $44.9 9/.00 Seamless Axmins 2 size: made seamless, and complete Snd color combinations of rose, tan, Tra— | Extra- ag “ Wool Congoleum Re ugs i 12 without berd a = beau- | tite and conventie ion of eol. signs. in light an ’ neat . | Srounds; tans, | aan. band; | Stes, ote. Gaul _ "ids; finished | goleum Rugs. Th ©; size Jox » Teguiar $5: price

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PEER, LT Di ae > | A aie Be ai PD a al ec 2 ‘TT . li MR a Baas ae ke cd RET ees i PO Nb tee ( — i etree me er ae eee - eee Nee eee er - = c ™— — — = . Por ™ MAY ls, 1gct. . ? e rea* rUdi- UiDrAl cri +s ) ee eee 7 . | iii ee i i i te ee en eee ee a quads ee ee . TT — —_ - a me ae ae a MEE HS —E f Mah Jong Set: 3 pnts lfomorrow— Monday! Mah Jone Sets | | Announcement Hl Set consists of 144 wooden — > Liles, varnished face, with D ’ s . counters, dice, rule book wt +p fev banat -_ he ; ° . and se oO wooden racks a q 4 a #8 $3 Z C Silk Fringed Panels Packed ie we car a fifth floor, main build- ‘ =. ( ths py telescope box ing, for the convenience = | U I ans Several patterns. 49 (Main Floor—Nugents.) of our customers. ° * All the newest | J | Mace ssc sch $4.75 designs. Fin- a osiery AL th Pn ished with silk fringe. 214 yards long. Each.. $2. 00 Allover Lace | 29c Crossbar Panels Marquisette Two of the newest patterns. Have scal- | Ideal material for bedroom, dining room loped bottoms trimmed with 'and kitchen curtains. White only. thread fringes. Fach | | > — . | ~ | if Our entire New York | | $1.45 and $1.65 D rapery 59c and 69c ) buying staff has been busy Truly @agt value-giving! Every — Silks } Cretonnes : for several weeks collect- pair fire ' pair full fashioned! Figured and striped effecis in | Two big tables of Cretonnes to choose , ing this extraordinary lot l ine-om +» Hose with 4-inch and wanted drapery colors. Some | from. For chair coverings, | =e * O beauti ll ; deeper. slightly imperfect. Yard | Pillows and draperies. Yard ‘ i i f l S ummenr q Ky OC ks. of: | $1.65 Ruffled | 49¢ Mercerized | 49c Dotted Many in the lot worth Bide French Taupe, Curtains. Marquisette Grenadimes ) two and three times the C Gunmetal and Good quality Crossbar | 00-inch Mercerized Mar- Some in colored dots, | rice lic another make, Marquisette Curtains, neat- | quisette. Made of fine others in plain white with Pp . A t ly made with tle-backs to quality yarns. White, | different size dots. Slight Wonderful assortment of match. 200 Yi ay 42 19° cream and ecru. imperfections. Just 4p, and we advise early at a pair. Yard... | Yard styles and every one a wash Selection pply ahead—dozens of ‘ a fabric. ° ' pairs Mienlt to offer Hose like these again at | | a dollar ee Window Shades __ Window Awnings _ Theymust be seen to be ap- | | Made of perfect opaque shade quality. A good quality canvas in blue or | , pr eciated. | Tian | Filled as Long as Assortments Last. | Colors—white, green and yellow. brown stripes. — with ropes, . : ete. Sizes 2 ft. 6 in.. Sizc 3x6, Special 53c Lach ft. 6 In., and 4 ft. Also = Store, \ nog weg em tenet) Size eo . — OE BT iseed = ad Floor—Nugents.) | Second Floor \ $6.00 Folding we oy 10 Yards Népring Silks—Big Purchase and Sale Army Cot” Materials: Strongly built; all-steel frame; Our Silk RAWill Enjoy This Unlooked-for Silk Op- usd; cen ase cote ae .—_s oe hot} hye Ke : 7 cerrado; 2 30x76-inch size; — roaacioun ‘igure 0116 portunity#—Just Read These Items and Values gray enamel finish: \ —~ Normandsaaile including casters {ombinations «$2.30, (98.50 Silks ‘| $3.98, $5.98, $6.99, $8.95 Silks | Stbeend esocien me, va ure and powder blue, je, w Or i L, { ra) 7) . , 1 yale in BE inal ‘ peach, aa Monday | "Weave Crepes” in "Lanvin green, Stay; Monday F or Graduation li | Embroidered y oiltes inches wide....... 4 | wide P < ‘ $3.50 Satin Canton cecal a | $3.98 Sport Piaid gee: in “age oe Diamond Rings \ silver gray, navy blue and of Chinese red and nav y blue, turquoige ; J : and cocoa. 40 inches 2.75 Satin Stripe Canton § t $5.08 Mallinson’s Printed Roshanara Crepe; : ves 5 Si Straightline dresses. 4 Sees | in thirty different combinations. Vari- ys 1Zes | ous color backgrounds, 40 inches wide, 82.98 Crepe de Chines; in | | $6.95 Malltnnadé tees Hoo; a Roshanara ST a 16 to 44 or black. 40 inches wits _ 6 crepe with color woven check on back- 4 3F | . 82.98 Printed Silk Crepe | ground of navy blue and black. 40 inches sr © S. Puy 46 t 52 signs and new colors f wide ' 3 (Ene AAS Te Oo blouses. 40 inches wide - Yard $6.95 Brocade Canton; in two-tone combi- y ard te a eo 2.7% Black Satin Charmeuse nations of black and gold, brown and . quality. 40 inches widew = tan, also brocade Canton in navy blue, id $3.50 Pussy Willow; in milk, Chinese green and golden brown. $25. 00 Rings ° f Ny . i inches wide in pink, sey. Burst . $7.05 WMallinson’s Chenille Check Rosha- 18-k. white gold dinner Ring— S ecial ttn in? oC mara Crepe; in navy blue only; 40 incheg hand carved and pierced. Set with S 82.95 Crepe Satine: n wide one perfectiy cut white diamond peach and pink. 40 in Bs. $7.96 Mallinson’s Vel-O-Ra;: in navy blue, and two syntheti ’ «*$2.0N Canton Crepe; ins | with combination color stripe. 40 inches sapphires ’ 4 at $16.95 100 Hand-drawn Sia os eonden Hee - | (Main bane 0 $39 50) Ring Voiles made j n " J 18-k. white gold dinner Ring. it ran c eé,. recular 900) a C { cmetce oF eoveres beautiful ° ¢ Yr gi ‘ a aii 2 2 | 00 ~ 3 ‘rT ; signs, all and éngraved. Set : b Girls White Dre | $2. Corsets $0. orsets $1. 00 & $2 Silk Glov CS | with two perfectly cut white price $9 to $12. Girls’ $6.98 white crepe @ on ~ 9 in high-grade Corsets. b ee yy ay yy 2-clasp style Gloves of Milanese silk, ea See ene $ | Xs 95 frocks for graduation and a Bes and white coutil; well wo wig ete mostly white with pretty embroidered | ®Y"thetip gapphire .... ° se ™ give the proper support, and only confining the figure from the mation. Sizes 7 to al ease to the waist down. backs. Double finger ° years ; , = Dee Geeebeoccees 1.00 from display . 98c $40.00 Ring (Margain Basement ~~. Fourth Floor—Nugents.) (Fourth Floor——_Nugents.) (Main Floor—Nagents.) 18-k. white gold veuhet shape econ oor 7 aa Mounting. Set with single per- , fectiv Aut white diamond. ‘ - pa Ta" a*a*a 38c¢ Baby | (Main Floor—Nugents.) Pants; pure gum ruvber a Hated | mar. $2.50 to $3 Boys’ Tri yw vy, gs Wash Suits Pleated Tiers, new collar effects, organdie trimmings, laces, em- $1.75 Hair ‘ * ae . . Clippers : Y oe broidery, colored piping, good stee ; . pleated panels. , 4 ° mumber of beautiful 7 va" Aer avav ara v.77 vat Tata av Vat av av ar av at yh Haat wtat avira” Yat ans N t | : $24. 95 | “ TAvays 4 Ve Na bia Nn Cdn , _R *." riko he: av ata a = ” HT Av ay ev av avs ns ak, * hos ae aare 3 = eras x < 0 1o0ns designs to choose from, My Ps tth of Floorcoverings ction Prices Warrant in Years r Rugs Seamless Axminster Rugs ¢ 95 ality—not a second $ J Rugs with a soft deep nap in Oriental yery pattern that is all allover designs, in beautiful color Sates. ‘Nickal ges. Nic P finish ban - b, aMiday, Bal- dies. Medium an and but- sine $139 | wie Bg Colors $1.59 Velvet | s Black, navy, brown and all the Peattnee| ~ khaki, wanted Summer colors. You will : gee and jean. le EM KUaranteed buy two, three and ¢ even n four. with elastic | fast colors. inserts. Four | (Second Fleer—Nugents.) yeivet arip hose sup- porters. $1.39 on , ms lB 2e Drées pages epperell 58c Hpeuse- . . = Rippelette Dress Ginghams in neat smAatl 81x Sheets hold Aprons; plaids, checks and broken checks, pure g Ulin a 32 inches wide. 2 to 10 Very fine quality. ruber in va- , ii 5 ces “ay | , Spreads Yard lengths; yard Owing to an occa- rious colors. te ve | --- sional oll stain they Tape bound, owe lem fae ua vane ie | Full bed size, &1x te are under another with 1 Ay . os die oe) — 90. Made of the 25C Percales label. Limit six ;to harmonious tones tions—9x12 size $97.50 Royal Wilton | ‘ | $57.00 Scamless 5 Seamless Wilton Rugs 4 | Velvet Rugs Velvet Rugs x1i2-foot size, made of ex- 5 Ste x12 size; good, heavy, dur- ®xl2 size very best grade “ y of (a Wilton Velvet Rugs, shown in ilent quality woo! carpet t silky able quality, in neat assort- ' ) t of beautiful rs; shown in neat assort- | ’ eee iment of beautiful designs and meee ttand Persian designs ent of beautiful designs and ones | Color Combinations — fintslzed and rich color combinations; or combina- 1.95 With fringed | finished wit $47. 95 ends. Special.... 44. 5 beautiful linen | fringe ends pockets, 12 SIC | tat a 36-inch Percales in light and dark | custo-~ © ? ee | Jaun- : ’ grounds in a wide. range of small mer . 49 printed and novelty checks. —15¢ 25ie Marcel 2 to 10 yard lengths; yard. Pepperell eee ta , AN yan Pillow Cases rons in - a = . prong atyle : LI 39c Printed 22¢ Huck Towels Regular Peppere!! with wooden Full bleached, large size, 18x36. kind, but on accoun han- Vy " Closely woven. White or oiles osely of an occasiona dies .. 19c red borders 4 mill stain have an- wea stect: | WW onderful Sale Kiddies’ Sox gies Tone Linen Toweling | "pes" ""33¢ . neat — figures toh aw id novelty pat- White or colored borders, rubber Sani- edema, 36-in. J : tary Aprons | wide .. ~—«2O¢ i Sample Panel Tape 300 I 0, 000 Pairs All Perfect aes | wpa | Curtain Ends sec eadth ina Now is the time to buy the many pairs of pretty Hose your | =e Tisenah | rine Pach ruan fo gow ‘tacts, durabie children’s underwear, infants . et, u ° C | ] ° 0 Q'o, ibe mioomer children need for Summer. Full range of sizes, 4/2 ' | Pongee | ee eee bieached b! tretch, ty | bot mile caly. : | Tussah’ Pongee for | Sea Island Muslin finished with thread On Sale in 3 Groups | Senereee cece) _ St saebsewtte, Gosteneees. steam? | Sanaa.) eee TIC Socks rose, Copen blue and ere, sheets, cases, etc. 39 to 50c Kinds | 50c t@ 75¢ Kinds | 75c Socks | 5 39¢ | uit volt 1G | ene Pure thread silks and silk- - : t “4 sk : 1 “ th ; Pins; Full mercerized, % Socks. | ang-fiber Hose : halt and % | Fine. merc ertae silk | : _ 9-4 Pepperell Sheeting Cretonne wire , Plain or with embroidered | lengths ain © - | trimmed tops Also | Genuine Pepperell brand; full Th tterns are uarded Sizes 4% to T's some. a | mercerized colored $1 49. Cc repe bleached; 81 Inches wide; cut from | new we the qual- de Chine "erfect clocks. Full range of sizes. | cerized tops. | tops. | full pieces; exceptional ity excellent. Stripes points.. | THREE Q | 59¢ A _ —_—--—_-—-— --— | ror C A medium weight A ae aan eke tional des! | Gc * 3G & $1.00 | Crepe de Chine, mee | 42-inch Pillow Tubing | this. 'ot, iaeet ane floral- and conven- Zhe Dur- for dresses, lingerie, Pepperell brand: cut from the pv Toes, color- rd ame Duplex et In a ble assort- | : vy closely woven *. Masorss (rial Colors—White, Pastel Shades and Dark Colors meat of shades @&p | bolt; very closely woven an¢ 20¢ =e. " 44¢ oe eee nin wares.) and black one 10c (Sale in Basement and Main Fleer Bare sq pet Pi tsar dre Mae oy iadce (Main fPleer.) “=r ercreReOCeReeee eee eee ee eee ee ee D8 ieee | der xminster Rugs : ] 07.50 Seamless Axminster Rugs is size; made seamless, and complete line of new pat- an Specially priced for this sale @ color combinations of rose, tan, taupe and blue. ra— ‘Extr( vWa— Kxtra— Satis Rugs. Good Five b =m Wool : Congoleum Rugs, 9x Gold Seal Congoleum | | i he patterns will make the old Cheerful in rose, taupe, brown, aaa av aruwrtaY. o~4 at a’ a” ava* a*sa va ava" a a”, oat ay ava”. ‘ava? av a” avtat ara a’... Yat a*a*a* R 12 without borders, in of Gurabie quality, Rag Rugs a ugs = beau- tile and conventional de- in a score or more lon of col. signs, in light and dark beautiful designs and : nea grounds; tans, browns, : and of designs and and-miiss | vend t band; | blues. etc. Genuine Con- | colorings: sanitary to harmonize od, 1@ 8; finished | goleum Rugs. Theseare | easily cleaned; two yards oo R —£o _ inge . ; Size 30x | Sub-standards of $9.00 | vide. Sold everywhere room -size uggs. : Jl) ; 4 durable ? : , regular $5 - grade, subject to slight regularly at 75c. Spe- regular way at 7 imperfections, misprints, Me" Special price— special. r- pri etc.— cial “for this sale only-—— Qc (Third Floor—N agents.) ach Rug. in neat eolorings~— y ALAA KAAS Se ® oVa* at ' . aa? + * “Va tay "a PS ee a Pe va Aa aVa Var atatatatatatatae* ~Ta ae . * | ” - ie os f vr ; peaeaes8 s . { : -* ie :

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\- pean we ; a ee ewe nw 12 ST.LOUTS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED — Lae SR SSR SR a ee SUNDAY. MAY 18, 1924. answer. DOWNTOWN STORES FAMOUS-BARR NUGENTS DEPT. STORE SCRUGGS VANDERVOORT- WOLFF-WILSON | CENTRAL , CARPENTER. C. W. Comptes a aciede . GARRISON LEADER 1356 NS. Garrison iy . GRAND-OLIVE DRUG CO a | ‘: = “ :- h and Franklia TRA’ ELERS DRLG "co. 1 Market soU TH ADLER, L. ’ ’ 7528 8. Breadway : BURTON'S PRY GOODs STORE Te Russel ’ ; ; ' ’ ROTTLER, €. & A. ’ . CORNBLATH. PAY ™ ‘ 1315-17-18 Park AYN. DOL 's DRY GOODS ; RIRO &. Grand ' DITTO'S DRY GOODS ; ; ; & Breadway TESCBRICH DRY GOODS CO., 8. Grand ; FAIRVIEW PACT. Pairview and Giles FRAGER. J. T. Jefferson and Park TIENTS DRUG STORE y and TTARER, ™. 14 §. Breadwar PORRFSTAL. BD. J. “601 Vircinia . GRAND-VICTOR PRTG CO. . a Sed | & Crrand ' GRALL DE SEAL Cherokee TROL ¢ GROSSES DRUG STORE LD. CHAS. 7 %. BRreadwar ‘ HANNEKE. 3 WK. 5400 Seouthweat : Sa AN. 7 WW. ww deffersen rr ~ RUER" S DRY % STORE aa Michigan : montis. aety 3143 s. one RG « 7°78? «, Rreedwav ARETSCHMAR. ni. S317 Meramec KOFNIG Sm1 S. Jefferson SOC TH SIDE DP. G. CO. GQ2Ten travoei« TESCHLER. CHAS. 134 Tewer Greve Ar. TODD DRUG CO, California and Gravois a hme ffereon and Russe WINKELMAN CHEM. @& DRUG co. 7aa1 &, ae *817 8S. Jefferson W ASNER. BLANCHE 504 Penn Av. WAXMAN D. G. CO. Jefferson and Pestaloezri WINNER'S DEPT STORE 3764 S&S. Breadway NORTH AHNEFFLD. A. t.. Warne and Fioert«sant 1 u Rride BIFRMAN & FINKEL 4143 Natural Bridge BOTHER. GEO. © 8107 “SN. Breadwar BRENNAN 2 CO. “676 Caes REENCK,. H. F. 4451 Kingshighwar CHAMBERLIN. MRS. GEO. 4 N » COLLEPGFE dD. ds. 19t7 Cellege Avr. DOT. T. T. 4546 Natural Bridge DAVIS, wt Be 46025 N. Newstead HARNEY HEIGHTS D. G. CO. 5400 Taieca RARTMAN. H.C. 5748 FPilerissant JORDAN. M. TRIS Cass KRAMME a G. co. i) lith LEE AY. “pb. &. ©. 4150 N. Newstead LANGFELDER Pr. G. CH. High and Biddle MARC TS AV. PHCY. MUEFALLER. J. J. SeO@l Lee Ar. MOWNEY, JAS. A = Froadwayr roLLIRAN. GFE. Le 3875 Breadwa Prreas D. Ge CLO co. “S00 “\. 14th ss AY. D. G. co. Tene PEARLMUTTER. GE®. 3901 Maffirt RED BIRD sHOrrr 5003 Tatea REITH'S JARIETY STORE TAIS SN. 14th RITTENBER‘.. A. ‘es F. Greed RINDERER'S PROG ce = nA 11:30 a. m.. where cars will be! full swing and on May 3! the Sixtao | 8 Oe wi PRINCEP Olive c330- HOM P loll } oer oO; i:1¢eé ee ior - ‘, ° : ‘r ‘or "ve ? - ws ce veceived a coranze of req, Provided. Mrs. 1. E. Mitchell will Infantry leaves for Camp Custer. FFIcEs AL CITIES lass receiv a corsage of silver to represent The party was Miss Theresa Shea Covers _ festival of will be the grounds surrounding band has been engaged and chil- dren will dance fancy dances. The | Ladies’ Socitty will have a suppe: ind ‘bazar The Young Ladies and Young Men's Sodality of Mary Queen of Peace Parish of Giendale, Mo rave a dance on Saturday evening Knights of Miss Angeles. Cal.. onth. Miss presented with an orence Guf- in gave a bridge iuncheon yester- , “” a * = day at thei nome, 2443 Pesta!ozzi street. The decorations were in PITA and Waite Thére wil! be a garden party on the lawn of the Second Presoyter ian Church, Tuesday evening. May = yi! he femoers the Board John P.! Cabanne, John O'Rourke and Al-| len Baker. The Century Boat Club fill hola | potato | Emil J. Monnig, W. M._ “the fine fabrics | read the history of the club, which | The officers elected | gave a review on “The Able Mc- ADVEETISEMENT Laughiins.” by Margaret Wilson. {cee Compepe. W ld y, ' chosen from 750 competing novels for the year are: President, Mrs. OW any ol § ou To Sh Shrink | a eal * : - ' and winning the Harper prize as|Muchall; first vice president, Mrs. Flabby, Wrinkled F the novel best depicting American | Erisman: second, Nice. Deeweary,| You Like to LoseinaWeek? 1-27... cled Fi a ‘Mrs. Hoyt; recdrding secret | ¢. | Sppearance at times, ife. ‘ ~~ to lose weigh as A social hour followed and the Mrs. Mitchell: gt oo pa ly pF ah. gh. — of the famous ‘hose face is ; club adjourned to meet with Mrs. tary. Mrs. A. L. Neuhauss: tre@s- | 2.4 6-Fat treatment abeolutely Free. Do or flabby. should use the wa Make yr YY ; + } summer urer, Mrs. Boston; auditor, Mrs.| Not Send Any Money—just your name and | olite solution. Th “ie eee oe “~ 3 Tues- Farmer: historian, Mrs. Evans; di- | edéress to The Bayne ans 0 7s oe one —— made iy f rome in Kimmswick, Mo., cent tae: ane Py = Cola BI Kansas City : ounce of powders , W. day, Sept. 23. rector, Mrs. Murdock. Mrs. J. A. oo = | one-half pint eof witch " 965 Pairs o ome! Stansbury was elected to represent the club at the Federation conven- ents which any druggist ess) Use a3 a wash lotion There § The Perry Alumni! Association —=CRAND AVNUALS) Just imagine brand-ne College encewment fund. The held its last meeting of the season |tion in California. ORPHANS’ PICNIC better to reduce the face ss a before shown at such a p! committee in charge comprises 4+ the home of Miss Schutz, 7. —_ oe am” Generel + Peetestent appearance. The loose hin d Mrs. Frank Denvir. Mrs. George Southmoor. “Told in a Chinese. The St. Louis chapter Hadassah pea ~ 08. Sleend. | Dbaeggimess and *Tinkles ane styles an newest cutout: Clarkson Jr., Mrs. Lawrence Darst, Garden,” a one-act play, by Con- will give a benefit card party May | Sunday, June Ist, 1924 The effect quickly shows Ie and Misses Katherine Manion, | stance iWicox. was given under, 29 at 1:30 p. m. at the Chase Hotel. At donk Vein tiene proved leoks, and there Positive | $4 to adie feeling of firmness and This treatment is far sage. The latter. as « Rodehaver./ All games will be played. Mrs. Ben |[ ; Mushiin is chairman of the com-. cs Ener gy i'mittee sponsoring the party. ki ong the direction of Mrs. $5 Values = ‘0% ~ all 3 ? iy P d , ¢. i 1246 Amherst place celebrated = Ramer J. H. Van fra ene elined. tes tempo r a the twenty-fifth anniversary of Py ay.or, J. H. Watson an _ sse Last Concert at Barrack-. : continuance tends y a their marriage at a dinner party | “cnutz and ©. Culbertson. A free concert, the last to b: | Superflucus HAIR sere ond seererale Bg May 10 for 45 relatives. The Bay View Reading Club: given by the Sixth Infantry Bund _ - - before leaving for suMmM-r C4MD gemoved permanently and painiessiy from POST-DISPATCH w face, —— and Umbs. Ne depilateries or CAPABLE and EX electric needles used. BROWS ARCHED. WORKERS for the Lucille-Francis Method | ™"™+. racrory, w will hold its last meeting of the | : season With Mrs. Edward Drescher, | at Camp Custer, Mich., will be gi-- 25 Joy avenue,”Webster Groves, to- en at Jefferson Barracks be*tt-ern | meet at 3:30 and 4:30 p. m. today. «xt ¢ morrow. The women Will eeeeer Ni ESS Se = ; oe a ew SA ats dij (ee 3 -22®@ Sect ae @eeee wee Charge Accounts Invited Come Early for the Best Selection! = 5/3-515 WASHING tee woe eee es “Kora Konia HEAL sore and pai 1 are so many things to irri- tate and injure the skin—espe- Oj cially in the summer! Heat and its moisture gall the skin, exercise rubs to sa raw, accidents of all kinds of "Doctor ones the Mennen py whyecoeey ast : dete ee) oe heal anyor allskintroubles. Ags Pee by one i ts were found = tex and compounded to combat all causes ele - of discomfort. he: { card par rive Ordinary ES... are easily rubbed off or e benefit St. J s | al away by moisture. oo cl can Dispensary on M 24, at- the— make Kora Konia a completely Gatesworth Hotel at 2. pv. m. There 'Salves and ointments are sticky tnd disag will be a luncheon preceding Powder is the ideal form, and a new ard party betwee e hours of covered thatenablesKoraKoniato me °:36 and 2m m. The followize! in of rubbing or moisture. Kora Konia omen ire in charge of t r not confused with Stearate of Zinc or 1 sements [mes. A. J. Raem- k contains no Stearate of Zinc; it is not a t lonck, J. Lee Marder. tcr personal hygiene FATHER f&- dechat inaece bites queckly yteld to Kore hKon'te. Also. tew guiled flesh, boilsand bliseers Sale! Over 500 ‘TWILL , COATS Elegantly Tailored and Finely Silk Lined | Values Up to $45 The Beaut wi fers ‘ Underse : In Oar Gre Six-Day Undersell Permanent For the Entire Head ‘20= Regardless of the Number of Curl You may secure a Perman ave during the Underselli Paign at special alge * Profit by the low rate by maki &n appointment during this Or a wave later in the Summer. Hair Ge Are Offered at Ext. Bandeau Swirls $6.65 ey — fine, naturally wavy Colors: popule, meee of est bob elfece t for Biscuit or . All-A round-the-Hea¢ of the finest qt A val eens e 0° extreme that there PB Pa 2 ew ae ae Handsomely Braided and Strikingly Trimmed. New Effects in Contrast- ing Colors. Just one glance at the illustrations will interest vou—we are sure—for the wstvles extremely smart. but when vou see the w orkmanship, and the unusual trimmings, vou will be amazed thai we offer them for $? 5. ure so 4 +) oe

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Roe Pye eet 72 SUNDAY, MAY 18. 1924. -BUNDAY. > ee , aa MAY 158, 1924. bee at rie he iat Loe oe, ae ea 9 ¥ a = rome Teen or = eae, eh okie —- - The Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED +8 ema ee etal he Seal Loge ee “a he Hy Ee ee a ee re eer i #2 times, as wel] as whose face is permanenily Over. or flabby, should use the "imple olite solution. This is made by ¢ ing one ounce of powdered Faxolite « one-half pint ot witch-hazel, , ents which any druggist can oa Use as a wash lotion. There is better to reduce the face to a appearance. The loose skin thrinte, bagginess and wrinkles are ironeq | The effect quickly shows in one's ei Proved looks, and there is «9 com able feeling of firmness and em This treatment is far Superior to m sage. The latter. as a matter of ¢ can afford but temporary relief a continuance tends to break Goma” tissues and aggravate the trouble. " *, fore shown at such a Positive $4 to $5 Values Patents ~ _ ————— Satins POST-DISPATCH WANTS pupal Kids APABLE and EXPERIENCE | ORKERS for the OFFICE, sro xB | oa , oom FACTORY, WAREHOUSE Bg With 15 Styles HOME. ‘4 =m to Choose Bene From Se ia, aS i - All sizes and the Best " ‘styles and newest cutouts. May Clean-Up Sale ! Price. Desirable Jackson's 5/3-515 WASHINGTON AVENUL~ We Must Make Room for Our White Shoes 965 Pairs of Women’s Novelty Shoes | Just imagine brand-new Shoes, never ST. LOWS CLUBS: AND THEIR vitations were extended by the Board of Directors of the Eighth District to the reception and tea in honor of Mrs. J. S. Payne, at the Forest Park Hotel, May 23: by the St. Louis Branch of the Woman’s International League to the lunch- eon at the Hotel Statler to meet [Miss Jane Addams; Marcelle Capy, France; Lida Heymann, Germany; Dorothy Evans, England; to the Carondelet Women’s Club recipro- city; by Mrs. Paul Parker to the music recital at the Immanne}l’ Baptist Church. A large represen- tation from the club wil! assist at 9 the booths of the Woman's Cham- ber of Commerce carnival June 2 to 8. ‘A sketch of Miss I. Ernst’s address on the sub-norma) children and her appreciation of Missouri's excellent State and city educational laws was given by Mrs. Cc. W. Par- ker, Applied Education Commi:tee. Mrs. M. 8S. Keator, delegate to the ‘seventeenth biennial at Los An- Seles, made a brief farewell talk. At the conclusion of the bust. ness, the subject study for the day, “China,” was under the leadership of Mrs. Gordon Davia, who gave a vs. ST. LOUS - POST-DISPATCH the industria!, social and conditions, and Mrs. Cc. F. St who presented Lamasar!i Modern China by compari fhe progress of the Middle King dom with ¢@ther nations. On count of the tea at the Forest Par Continued om Neat FP > sketch of Tibet and Inland China, | | | The Delphian Council of the St. Louis District will give a luncheon for the members of the council and ACTIVES | ——— | Delphian members of nearby cities and towns, at the Missouri Athletic 1 p. m. composed of the nine St. chapters. W. Dawson, Mrs. ture of a birthday party council wilk celebrate birthday May 28. as its Library. was on Ibsen and Modern Drama, R. Woodward and Mrs. Lola Dick- ey. of “The Sunken Bell,”’ Mrs. Leona election! C. Jones; ‘“‘The’ Sprites.” sore and p ERE are so many things to irri- tate and injure the skin—espe- cially in the summer! Heat and re gall the skin, exercise rubs » raw, accidents of all kinds " Doctors asked the Mennen chemists to de a substance that would stheand heal anyor all skin troubles. “BH One by one ingredients were found ‘gnd compounded to combat all causes - & of discomfort. In powder form make Kora Konia a completely adhere Sslves and ointments are sticky and d ‘tn opite of ru not be confused with Stearate of Zinc ; BABY ANN “basemooth unchafed skin be- ¥ Mother applies Kora } every time the diapers late changed. No rashes, ling or soreness. Prickly heat prevented ailments. U.S. A. j MOTHER wees Kora Konia for sunburn, “@® pacer brassieres, for prickly ,@ body deodorant and fcr personal hygiene FATHER findsthatinsect bites quickly yield to Kora Konia. Also, raw, galled fesh, boils and blisters ‘Ordinary powders are easily rubbed off or carried gway by moisture. So Mennen scientists strove,to der is the idealform, and a new product was dis- coveredthatenables Kora Koniatoadheretosoreskin bbing or moisture. Kora Konia should Kc contains no Stearate of Zinc; it is not a talcum. “Fora Konia Heats AND Protects ainful skin © Precious ingredients Oneingredient is put in Kora Konia for its cooling effect on the skin, another to absorb moisture. One constituent of the formula overcomes acidity, one protects from chafing, one is an astringent, one is an antidote to cer- tain skin poisons, ane is a deodorant, Another substance in Kora Konia pro- tects the skin while healing antiseptic elements help to restore the skin's health and smoothness. JOHNNIE Z knows Kora [4 Konia is great ¥ for chafing, sore feet, ivy poison, guts, burns, sOres nt powder. isagreeable. or talcum. Kora Konia clings and heals When Kora Konia is applied to sore, chafed or in- flamed skin it forms acool, clinging, moisture-proof film that brings blessed relief to the Results are amazing—comfort instead of pain, skin health instead of blemishes. Have it always ready KORA KONIA The Powder That Heals Sore Skin - - ad * Ie -_ an irritated area. You will want this great healing preparation for the bathroom shelf, always ready to relieve and heal skin The cost of the ingredients in Kora Konia and the magical relief it gives would justify a high price for it. But for the benefit of all sufferers, it is sold at the lowest possible price—35 cents. At drug and depart- ment stores. The Mennen Company, Newark, N. J. », 26th, 4 > , aD ; + 4 » 2 hy PY ry ee The Bea ~ te a Preece By . » ~ ‘ Ls For the Entire Head ‘2022 Regardless of the Number of Wave during Paign at the special Bandeau Swirls $6.65 ot very fine, naturally wavy » in many gradations of Colors: Popul ; : bob Sarg ar for biscuit or Sirtking ~ Black and White — Effects — and | Attractwe Tans tomer «@ X —_——— ee _ uty You may secure a Permanent Underselling prices, or profit by the low rate by making {1 appointment during this week or a wave later in the Summer. Hair Goods Are Offered at Extreme Savings STIX, BAER & FU GRAND-LEADER oe — — — — - Curls Bob Curls $5.45 Of unusual size, in the fin- est quality: of soft, lustrous hair. Very eff€ctive for eve- ning hair-dress. All-Around-the-Head Transformations of the finest quality. $2.98 A value so extreme that there will be a limit of one to each (Third Floor.) LLER LOO ———— ee — Shop Offers “ Underselling”’ Prices | In Our Great My Six-Day Underselling Campaign ® Permanent Waving — | { ! -_-———— : racy, Mrs, Etta L. Durning: “Hein- rich and Rautendelein,” Miss Rose M. Brady. Current events discus- sion conducted by Mrs. F. J. Kaiser in the absence of Mrs. Gratz B. Lindsay. The next meeting will be | held Tuesday, May 27, at 2 p. m.. |Cabanne Branch Library at which officers for the next study year will | be elected. The Gamma held its regular meeting at the Barr Branch Library, Monday, at 2 p. m. Mrs. Follentus presided. Topic of discussion—“Hebrew Lit- | erature.”’ Officers were elected for the en- 'suing year: Mrs. B. W. Follenius. president; Mrs. Robert Wvcoff, vice |} president; Mrs. Albert Schacht, sec- 'retary and treasurer: Mrs. ence Richardson, chairman of ad- visory with Mrs. Harry Loud and.) Mts. Bessie Pesnelle as assistants; Mrs. Kathryn Gale. Next critic. meeting will be held May at 2p. m. Topic, “Review ‘of Babylonia and Assyria.” The Carondelet M. F. W. C., held its annual reci- procity meeting at the Carondelet | Library Saturday afternoon, May! The prosrant was as fol-| Piano solo, Mrs. Alice Riche- | 10, 1924. lows: ison; address of welcome, president, Mrs. W. oO. sponse, by Mrs. by the Hill; yr. WW: C.: HKighth call of clubs; vocal solo, Mrs. J. .. Maddox; harmonica solo, Mrs. O. introduction of YP. Thompson; a sketch, “‘A Busi- ness Meeting,”’ the cast of charac- ‘ters being Mrs. Gilflora Smithe, president of the Rosedale Sewing Circle, Mrs. Verne Lacy: Miss Se- lina Grav, secretary, Miss Elfrieda Uthoff: Mrs. Sampson Hovt, W. M. Kinsey: Mrs. Mercy Browne, Mrs. Boaz Watkins: Miss Araminta Sharp, Miss Leola Remmers: Miss Keene, Miss Bertha Rutherfurd: Miss White, Mrs. Edward Miche}: A\frs. Chowler,. Miss Meta Mrs. Henderson, gMrs. M. | Mre. Lowell, _reception followed the program. Members of the Literary Alum- nae and their guests were enter- tained at a party on Saturday, May 10, at the Century Boat Club. Mrs. |Daisy McHughes,-. Misses Julia i'Troy, Laura Suda and Genevieve ‘Hourigan were the hostesses. ‘Luncheon was eerved at 1:30. The Alpha Delphian Chapter held its regular meeting on Tues- day, May 13, at Cabanne Branch The program for the day also Modern Drama in Germany. The story and theme of “A Doll's House’ was discussed by Mrs. W. The “Joy of Living” Mrs. E. kL. Pleitsch, the theme end the story conspi- Mier: | F’. Daly; | Mrs: W. R. Smith. A'| Association. Wednesday, May 28, at Mrs. W. H. Hudson is chairman of the council, which is Tauis Other members of the council board are Mrs. Flint Gar- rison, Mrs. F. Fellenious, Mrs. H. Lulu Bridges, Mrs. Harry Salisbury, Mrs. F. P. Johnson and Mrs. Frank Weinert. The luncheon will be in the na-* the first Women’s Club. re-| John S. Payne. | president of the Eighth District, M. | other | District officers and ro'l: Mrs. | Delphian Chapter | Flor- | Mrs. Harry Loud, parliamentarian: } ' ' the S&t. Leuts United Daugh- | Members of ' | Nationa! Society, | ters of 1812, will have a ‘spring luncheon on Thursday, |May 22, at the~ Forest Park Hotel at 1 p. m. Reports will |be made from the Washington leonvention and a musical program 'will be given. Mrs. L. S. Rely is ‘regent. | The St. Louis Tercentenary | Shakspeare Society will hold its ‘next meeting in Lindell Hall, 4146 ‘Lindell boulevard, May 20 at 2 |o’clock under the leadership of | Alice L. MsDonald. itet, Acts 4 arf@ @ The dramatic ‘class meets every second and ‘fourth Tuesday of the month in St. 'Georges Church, Olive street and | Pendleton avenue. at 8 o'clock. | Subject, “Taming of the Shrew.” Mrs. O: S. Ledman president and Rev. Robert Hal! Atchison director. The regular meeting of the Earn. est Endeavor Club, M. F. W. C., was held in Vandervoort’'s Committee /Room, Mrs. Gordon Z. Davis pre- \siding. Reports of various com- | mittees were given. The revision ‘of the by-laws was acted upon and accepted. The next and last meet- ing of the year will be held at Van-| jervoort’s May 19 at 1:30 p. m ’ The Jefferson Chapter, D. A. R.., will be entertained at the home of | Mrs. Lon Sanders, 208 Oakwood) avenue, Webster Park, Monday, ‘May. 19, at 2 o’clock. Mmes. C. L. | Diestorwes and W. L. Kline will | ) be assisting hostesses. i The Harmony Literary Club, M. | r. W. C., held its regular meeting Friday, Mrs. George Springmeyer hostess at the 1 o’clock luncheon. Mre. W. C. Markham, presiding, | responded opened the meeting with roll call, to by current topicer. Guests for the afternoon wert: Mrs. Paul Parker. Mrs. Belle Hol- | Subject, Han.-} di ‘A Delightful Place In Which 2 HENRY A. SI6-9I16 CLIVE ST. —--— ——wnn UN Ms ye ay Px 4% Ah sm IL, we. er mua - — - a - - aot - a GSE. . ee Bae ed iy iz: / course, white. every miss and woman. “a fey Vy _ fi }’ if, ? A lV ; e-? AUK | ea pee ——or ts Oe ae rt PRDPESSES on Summer lear / That Answer the Insistent Feminine Demand for Distinctive and Correct Styles at Moderate Prices Never before have designers brought out such refresh- ingly original styles for the Summer season. winning charm and freshness that offer women much to look for- ward to, in being daintily and individually frocked now and over the Summer months. Reflections of the latest advance style tendencies—the innova- tion of the new colors of citrine, Titjan sand, ruby red and_ shrimp pink—the application of ingenious Summer embellishments are high points to be noted. There are models for formal and in- formal wear in styles of assured authenticity, yet moderately priced throughout Voile and Linen Frocks Summer's Best Combination ‘10 15 © °25 Showing a wide variety of the newest styles in plain or novelty voile and pure pre-shrunk linen in matching ofr which blend harmoniously. There are Copen blue, citrine yellow, Ti- tian sand, shrimp pink, ruby red, green, tangerine, orchid and, of Styles and sizes for contrasting the large gathering. shades designed for t air of youthful Dresses of Summer Silk F rocks For Every Occasion *15 °25 % *95 Frorm the newest sport silks which are washable, to the smartest new atrivals in satins, Gegrgettes and crepes, we present a ety of the latest fashion fancies in models unique for their smart be- comingness. Even in those models matron there is an ss that makes them particularly desirable. —_— Clearance of $65 to $95 Exclusive formal Dresses chosen from regular stock for immediate clearance. Flowered chiffon, satin, lace, figured chiffon, imported beaded Georgette, crepe ! Romaine and satin Canton models in a number of one-of-a-kind styles. No returns. *.~ Le, 2 I , Moderately Priced ‘g= and >] Satin Patent White Kid Pictured are four wear arrivals that A Complete Showing of the New in decidedly new foot- have that real style distinction and exclusiveness that WEIL customers have learned to expect. - Each style in the wanted materials of the day, with short or medium vamps, covered Cuban, Louis or Spanish heels. Sizes 3% to 8, AAA to C assure perfect fitting. Values unsur passed at $8.50 and $ro. Ee a High-T'ype Dresses AS — splendid vari- ew @ Scores of white modeis. @ Large Drooping Garden Effects. @ Filmy Lace and Transparent Hats. @ Flower or leather Trimmed Styles. at ° 10 There are numerous clever sport Hats for travel or resort weat and the at home. fu straws or finest soft Summery shades. ley, and Mrs. G. H. Strathman. In | 4 styles fashioned of exquisite silks, a Authentic Summer Millinery Fashions —— ie Meme 4 rag AT as Oe ’ eo 3 ip gst PTS SE et ee ee oo a di Babe Bin ae oat EPP RECA BE oy SO af “ hah Sores ak ae pe Ceo at. 3 s at o'-al Si" i Pe BE me a ~ . 2 - nd sas th Are PAT pe ee ee * * - .< S38 ete - ar Ft ee Z. ae as s = OS ri BY

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Supper was served | — . u t pecia Beal Significance of the Japanese Gecks, president of the Club, will and the evening was spent in danc- | ee ee ——— es | aa 4 ) xelusion.” Nagel _was Secretary preside (= Be [ AP ITAL E [ RTE ET ROT rt | “Shop” on Second Floor, Steinberg’s, where you can ld 4 () %. 50% — | | . ’ ~ . | ss O to O ) | | buy the exclusive MILGRIM creations a 3 | eS MICALL THE ONZY PRINTED PATTERN MISSOURIANS. . $ - On Our E ie | ac : at greatly reduced prices ~ . ae - i a i Li V ing -Room, S ; oO ee — a, . , = . a Fine a: Pa > - = e* The home sewing expert Miss Anna Gough of The McCall Compary New York City Has come to demonstrate the improved way of home sewing with the remarkable new McCall Printed Pat- tern, and will give advice on the latest styles and materials at the McCall Pattern Counter. Miss Gough will be hete for one week, beginning Monday, May 19. (Second YT loor.) STIX, BAER& FULLER GRAND-LEADER 7 , ' OSA” @- Po te ‘ os SF, >» Specia) to the Post-Disnatch WASHINGTON, May 17.—At | e first party of the new admin- iat in the gardens of the | White House, Thursday Mrs. Cool- /idge received witn the President | She wore over her smart costume of cafe'au lait crepe de chene an entrancing Gipsy shaw! with a riot of silken colors. There was a delightful air of in-| * formality about the party. No or- ‘r of precedence was observed in the presentations and diplomats, | box government clerks rubbed el-! eS eee bows in the receiving line and all’ | were greeted with a word or two) from the President and Mrs. Cool- | idge. The guests strolled about in groups, sampled the Volstead freshments in etriped marquees. The Marine Band, in_é scarlet /coats and blue-striped trousers. | played‘ all afternoon, and groups 'of young people essayed dancing |'on the greensward. | Prominent in the Hne to greet fhe President and Mrs. Coolidge | | were both Missour! Senators, Sel- | den P. Spencer and James A. Reed, ~~ ones ‘accompanied by their wives. Mem- | A DAINTY strap Pump, | bers of the House Congressional! delegation also were present in) kle snugly — and. with | force. : On Tuesday Miss Mary Wallace. the stylish short vamp. daughter of the Secretary of Agri- | In patent leather and culture, and Mrs. Henry C. Wal- black satin, with Spanish ;lace, became the bride of Dr. heel. Charles Burggeman of the Swiss | Legation. All the Cabinet attend- ed, as did the President and Mrs.| Same Pattern of Allover i | Coolidge. | On Friday the annua! horse show lopened. Assistant Secretary of War | Dwight Davis of St. Louis entered several thoroughbreds. and in the pony class two of his daughters i ’ | 610 te 618 Washington Avenue | “punch” at gay little stands un- | ger ine ters or partook of e-| A Short Vamp From Fifth Avenue “310 made to hug the an- Apricot Kid at $12.50 (Footwear Shop—First Floor.) | NEW YORK—CHICAGO—ST. LOUIS—PARIS 14 G ISC iF Lamps Mir - _ Wall Panels SALONS ON THE | a) a SECOND FLOOR OF He 9 “2 : ae ae weed e SPE AEE 6k RR, See ‘ ODT et BR gc hh ip * 4s Where Olive Street Crosses Tenth ’ ; . - j SR Po i " ee ’ é wn bo * ane De : agate BB Sapte aay: 8 ad tae pe gd T HE SPRING SALE 4t 5S Gowns, Suits, Dresses, Coats 4 “former prices $85 to $115 . At 565 Tailored Suits, Gowns, Frocks, «. ~~ 20% Dis Drapery and SI Refinishi Reupholstering SE. E. SCHMC 1} 625-27-29N.K ST. LOU! Phone, Forest 2232 ssegeeeuuepeuuses. aa ts SGM tine 2: aoe Coats, former prices $110 to $155 P oe é i? : MILGRIM Creations formerly priced up to $395 "85 - 5. - "lee *iae *% \ > > a J Fe 1 . ee - : PREY GP > He oR ep peep eevee - EGE Se mt anagem 4 - bi to a 7 ye th wy) ‘8 ee ue ve ? vbeleace ih. Ai a sk tek et as | |appeared on favorite mounts. An- | ———————- — lother Missourian keenly interested | Long. who. with Mrs. Long, occu- | ‘pied a box. Gen. Pershing had | several entries and was an eager | |} spectator every day. “ Mrs. Cleveland Newton, wife of Representative Newton of Missouri, who was a student in the Repub-'| lican campaign school here last To Live Long—Sleep Well ung to we long or net depends more on how sleep Sai Wille you leep thats an what yon tie while yoo ereomaie rank Crane m his fascinating book “Friend Bed.” Inwest in the ezys Dr. bodily comfort that means health-buiiding sleep, by insisting upon the pemmine ROME QUALITY DeStaxe” The Gedspring’ LUXURIOUS NOTE :—The Rome Quality De Luxe _ d manu by the KINNEY-ROME COMPANY. The Rome Qaeaality es o oe mde rail is the mark of the genuime De Lare. Look for it— insist upon n—r is . guarantee. If your dealer cannot supply you, write us and we will tell you ene who can, KINNEY-ROME COMPANY Main and Cedar Sts.—St. Louis, Mo. Dr. Frank Crame’s Book, “‘Fricend Bed’*—ts one of the most interesting and important books on the benefit of sleep ever wrrten. It is attractrve! ee and is yours for the asking— from us—or from your dealer. : . a —.- : eqquagneegaa] (RSF IE ee Thé Ensee Study Circle. M. F. W gave a radio program in the Grand-Leader radio room at 3 p Monday. May 12. Some musica rumbers were rendered and Helen G. Hatfield gave a splendid talk on radio and its progress. Mrs. T H. Biundell read a paper on Joan of Arc. The next and last regular * meeting for this vear wil} “be held in the Art Museum on Monday. May 26 it= Mrs. J. A. Warner of 5156 Ken- sington avenue was hostess for the Book Club on May 12. The sub- ject for the afternoon was “Alas- | ka.” There were four papers: “Historic and Picturesque Alaska” : by Mrs. R. M. Kendrick: “Geogra.- { ) Tot eto & - _— - — ag — NS ae Oe ee ee — os at a, Skeet. et eta i ty,

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_ ee eee. ee ee + - ¢ : a eel The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE Cily Circulalion than BOTH other i -_ evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH +h SOP S.6S FSG ese eee | ‘ Remarkable Remus. who told the Senate | “Me . | / Ny Values Daugherty committee Friday that | Aberg’s Concert Tc 1estra | | a ) ‘ ; h ‘ - +4 * ‘ SS a baeadinnpanlagy eating in- The good club meals are continued— | 5 Originall . | pay {| wha . a General Daugherty, $250,000 to breakfast, 75c; luncheon, $1; dinner, | gimaily $300,00 for “protection” in the || $1.50. The supper service is a la carte. | | Priced ss 25 sale of 600,000 to 800,000 gallons : of whisky, _ Eighteen floors above the ° | : emus ted P Relieve Ramus Participated. — street— and how beautiful! | | fil | - See Our Windows ALE 20% Discount on Drapery and Slip Cover Work Refinishing and Reupholstering of Furniture wits. || HIE.E. SCHMOLDT & CO. , Coats o $1fo have revealed a direct connection between Remus and the purchase Sea ese nee siegpeeeesesepeaenus 6§25-27-29 N. Kingshighway ef the Sastt Chanlel tent. ee oe Georgette Dresses Priestley Mohair td LOUIS, ae 4 worth 31,606,000 ot dree seacs P | \: Crepe deChine Dresses Dresses | Phone, Forest 223 one, Forest 2232 © prices. but it was believed that | | Di d D i. Flowered Georgette Embroidered Dresses rrr eee ee ee ee oe sc iitiaaamnt "eee tt | ne an ance in a steal was engineered with Remus |_| | Dresses Pleated Dresses as the principal factor in the un- | lawful disposal of this liquor te HY Satin Dresses Tub Silk Dresses | Immediately after discovery of e ! «’ | . Lace-Trimmed Dresses Canton Crepe Dresses the theft | up lo $39) last September, Federal] agents questioned Tem Motlow, wealthy Tennessee distiller and for- | R f | oc mer owner of the Jack Daniel cis- | Q) Ar enh Ex sae W h F ks tillery and the whisky stored in tle O quisite as r Duncan avenue warehouse. who is | | A most unusual selection of beautiful Wash Frocks in the most wanted mate- under indictment for the mu"dler rials and colors. of a Pullman conductor here after + Monte Carlo Voiles, Normandy Voiles, Shifley a whisky spree. | i | Voiles, Hand-Drawn, Lace Trimmed and Others. ‘“*“Wealthy Gentleman” Mentioned. | | : : | Motlow declared that he had | sold his holdings June 25, 1923, for $122,000 to a group of men whom he named. He told of in- | on er u urc ase an sisting on being protected against liability for payment of revenue taxes on the whisky and of the | ry purchasers furnishing a $990,000 re | S -_ 5 ° * surety bond. The agents were told Two actions at once——to make the clean by the surety company that there ing job thorough! Powerful suction. was “no securety for the bond but : . . the word of a wealthy gentleman.” o ~ Ze And a motor-driven brush. The brush The “eedaithir mentienesade” tae {/ | LL $5.00 and $7.50 Values— to pick up the clinging threads—and to believed to be Remus and the | fe, > eg ‘ help the suction get out the deep em- agents hurried to Ohio to question le Y\ \ ot 2 Special at him. Just how much information ’ oh ee $ bedded, nap-cutting grit. Longer life for he gave then has not been mude known. | ie! - a id PLEA TO DISMISS COUNTY +O ye & wé 9 ELECTION CASE ANSWERED. oo Ras Prosecuting Attorney Attacks Al- bert Wehmeycr’s Demurrer to | P > S . C Indictment as Insufficient. | perenne or remiuer ervice Oo Prosecuting Attorney Jones of - 7 { > 7 oO 4 Cre ats 119 N 8 h St : St. Louis County yesterday filed a AN A. LE ( OT LTRE SW ISS % ey H 4 t . demurrer to the plea of Albert \V oy Obs Hairbra ats Between Pine and Chestnut. Phone Olive 6693 Wehmeyer, chairman of the Coun- . : .. . ° Leghorn Hats ty Republican Committee, and one A Fine Gift for the Boy : Wh t Hats : ~~ of the politicians indicted last) | | e Combinations January for alleged participation in | $ = the frauds of the corrupt primary | tase q ; eri sloues alanis bund Boxes SOLD BY election of 1922, who had sought | | An advance pre-Summer purchase and sale, offering exceptio saving . to have the charge against himself on the newest of the new Summery millinery, including 150 new white od ONLY 7 4 General Appliance Co. CoRnaeS. , ; Thin mode! Very new. The beveled edges are sample models for first showing. Also the popular Summer colors. @ The prosecutor's demurrer sim- part of its individual design. Made of solid silver | 1009 Locust St. East St. Louis Branch ply declared that Wehmever did wth platinum effect finish. 15-fewel movement. 502 St. Louis Av. not state sufficient reason to war- Balanced in adjustment for heat and cold. - And at fon ! f 1958F Free Demonstration ane She CNS. Cee Cane $15 a really, remarkable gift value. | ® = ' McElhinney will hear oral argu- ‘ ments on the question soon. « Wehmever had pleaded, and this | . a een ee nee me en a a Ea i f i ' Be Se aS a SS aS Sa Se Le ras the first time any of the 76 : ’ | HG [defendants under the blanket in- laccards 840 Pairs of Season’s Newest Styles and Colors. Every Woman Should . : . : > ’ ] E wusrre cw = le ’ | | | ’ dictment had done so, that the Attend This Sale as This Is the First Clearance Sale in Our New Shoe charge should be thrown out of | , court because names of the indict- LOCUST at NINT | Department. ed persons had been published in a newspaper before the indictment | The Most Remarkable Values in St. Louis was turned into court. He also pleaded that the grand jury made Actual Values From $9 to $11 . | => Za } | f j|him a defendant. without hearing @ ; we, . “ “ ah — —_> ' | witnesses against him and that it) . . & \ ; | 4 a | opened ballot boxes unlawfully. Watch Our Window 5Y In Styles a Numerous > 5 | / | —$$_$______—_ ° to Mention Ti ALE | (MOORE FIRES AT YOUTHS I = Top- Reel ae : . 3 | } ! e . 4 | Tt Police Commissioner Believes He | Notch Bottom ; el i ae. .- | | Hit One of Two He Chased. : Prices a. Sai k —_ | | Richard M. Moore, vice-presi- | Quality i an 1 i] | ) ident of the Board of Police Com- - | | mB | By | missioners, tried his hand at be-| - oy _ | ing a policeman Friday night. He 4 a 3. 7 . in glanced out of a window of his ' 4o Per Roll ons rd on » B) OY at ai . home at 4469 Westminster pluice > Wall 4 , P Roll eS it = Stak me | and saw two youths trying to Wall 2/20 Fe start the automobile of John John-. Sc Wall : 3c Per Roll | = . son. 4474 #Westminster place, | Wall ; 5o Per Roll ~ cal Arrangement ) & = SS; parked in front of that address. | Wall Gc Per Roll | For Monday—A Sale of ¥ 4 SF EE Moore got his revolver and ran Wall Jo Per Roll | out. The two youths jumped from - ; , . Bo Per Roll . ein Person the machine and ran west. Moore hte 100 Per Roll Full-Fashioned Pure Silk . 7 Charmi S er fired one shot. In his formal re- | hog 42'2c Per Roll e ARSAL EXPERT | ing umm | port, he said he may have hit one! hat ; 460 Per Roll ° « se willbe assist. Featured in cee ox igerene Chiffon Hose this demonstration > & | Wall | W . ° 260 Per Roll : ie . hite Kid Five TEARS FOR eure ROBBER | > may |) ee 2 ee ee Now 30c Per Roll Extraordinary values—Buy em by the box “4 Peter Kunkel, 19, was sentenced 3 0 81.25 Pape®. ...ccoccccsees Now 350 Per Roll ; ’ oT Women _ to five years in the penitentiary by | . . Beige Atmosphere —— . 3 S e 50 a ae ak pls aoa eae COMBINATION SOLD WITH BORDER Airedale Nude et 9 bbit , _ riday, after | oO | . a new joy in walking. | wale. i cour Dawn Pearl Peach Jack Rabbi , f bbing the safe in a, ° 9 s an exclusive feature. oe m-Wieety store, 9066 Seoul “The Great Daylight Wall Paper Market action of the foot. Ee 2 This dainty cut-out sandal is also shown in black Union avenue, of $347, Feb. 11. He . | kid, brow aan leather. Has identified as the robber by ; t. » @ ‘GC, Drown kid, black satin and patent ica ey was n ly own muscle suppor a" high Spanish in all sizes from 243 to William Cole, 4439 Greer avenue, | Att b P heel and comes in for scientific tting. » -« 8; widths, AA to C manager of the store : tion of foot troubles. . 4 | Kunkel did not take the witness his neatest health Shoe. 4g Mail Orders Promptly Filled. ‘stand, but Arthur Knost. proprietor : i @ /of a tire company at 2708 North | d 811 — Brown Calf — White q ’ | Market street, testified Kunkle was | Between Guarantee 809 an - & working for him on the morning | North ; | : @ -——— | Frankiin satisfied wit e Live Model . a 1? lo | Chicagoan to Address K. of ©. Te- | and ee gee ne tree ting this Wonder Shoe . & (he F-/ace 10 Ou hoes | day. return the Window Display. Foot- | ; 711 WASHINGTON AVE- | James C. O'Brien, criminal pros- | lm paper. We will et upon re ucst. ‘ 4 ; i % } ; ecutor of Chicago, will address the | efu our ome by nents Seek 2 \A Weliston=6102 Laston As membership of DeAndreis Counc! | —— a Aes Knights of Columbus, at the Palla question. dium (irand boulevard and bn ‘right avenue, this morning. 8. in 8 SO EL AE a i ee ee ee ee eg ea ae -_——-_-—-—-—-— = oOo — — wr wr — rr Or ow Or He or rH rer re .

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH —_— ——_— ~_—__— - —— sort se. —— a snd RO Ww i - ——_—— a — alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one 0 -_ 4 o ; ?. - A 2. > i cteseen ate avelandRe sort n(ler s ———— ~ - > = Ls ' es = - _ ee ee ee © ee | Ta MMMM ii) aif g & eed All Lines in Operation May 3lst =. -_ = (‘anada Steamship Lines, 1556 Boatimen’s Bank fi we “x « Gavacvsndoanebintidihiivinntn:stairaitirragicns risers AT telephone Olive 9372), and guide ‘* Niagara to the Sea (Canada Steamship Lines, 210 C5. 1. to John FF. Pier Miulding. : —~* {= = UU veatisea MT TTT) , aT ’ eroes of Old a : - ; i Cr ; ew, 7 ; ’ A | » | , . 74 4 “ ca . ; ; J oom ; LA iA : 24 F P 4 a + Ye Ah Up-to-date Canada Steamship Hotels at Murray Bay and Tadousac. Golf links or full information, call or telephone M. F. DOYLE, DIST. PASS. AGENT or send Ze in stamps for Mi f iit Ths eS ™ TTT) rit ' eithitia! ; sit i ’ T id : - avn | - Ol _ _ . ’ ; M pio) - om rity a A - = uit = = =a =i = ¥ one == coe } - ~ 1 * ‘ui - l —_ = —. Hunt utara ~__* => OL om ——_— ANALIT _> a iF _—" “SHOOTING THE RAPIDS - 5 Ping -_ You can begin your jour- ney at Niagara Falls, To- ronto, Rochester, Alcx- andria Bay, Clayton, Montreal or Quebec, and return the same way; arranging your trip so as to stop off a day at the important points with- out having to worry about hotel accommo- dations. | dijsivansnnivannonenddanninvesddusvanvedivdiviitadtorennnen: . = ~ -* : ease. tee * “ah wi IN 5 - Belt es: UMD). -_ N A. STEAMSHIP aan —: ea, 3 a PAS ' LINE Boulde Provinces " a "— fr fie eofilver da 5 fe “NewAdventure NJOY a “Canadian National” vacation this year in the lovely Maritime Provinces. s 2 Perhaps some cool seashore in New Brunswick, Nova - Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Perce Rock, the pic- turesque Gaspe Peninsula or Bras d°Or Lakes. On the way visit Toronto, Ottawa, historic Mon treal,old- invigorating air, delightful days, unlimited recrea- tions and cool nights. There's every sort of vacation land. Let us help you choose. Ask for special tourist fares, with liberal stopover privileges, resort rates and Illustrated Booklets. Make your vacation “silver days of new adventure,” pine and white-bark aspen, Long’s Peak, the Arap Mountain National Estes No Passports Required H. BURAL. Gen. Agent, Mercvhants-Laclede Bldg... St. Louis, Mo. GRAND TRUNK-[{ANADIAN NATIONAL | The Largest Railway SySem in the World W. SOD Learn more about a —- 8 ——_ LO OYAL MA WHILE EN CHICAGO, stop at the HOTEL | HALIBURTON ‘tn tive heart of wautiful Rogera Park, Citicago, most beautiful res! ; dential district. New, high class, beautiful} . “The Cenfort Heute” | bobby. elevator eervice shower and t ib | ton from bathe, attractive raters to summér guests rAkIsS via CHERBOURG i gne biock to Rogers Park L. Station. 20 LONDON sie wt} {‘AMrTON minutes ride to loop, five minutes to BERLIN vie wh Ro other transportation, two blocks to Morse Also UViymouth, Ueifast. av. bathing beach rhone Rogers Park 4 (sree ; Inegow) 247, G54 Greenview av.. Chicago, 11 tequent salingse rm New York,}. a tae? yrivus “O° sleamers; “Obio.” “Orca,” ‘OAKWOOD HOTELO™**>, LAKE nhbeta” and “Ordune” = world Quebec and the lower St. Lawrence River. ~ - " “ Canadian National vacations mean new interests, x vites you. _ adjoin it in the foothills on the west. This great playground, with its rugged landscape, inwrought with lakes, babbling brooks and rushing waterfalls, fringed with emerald is yours to enjoy—and it’s all free. 2hoes, and countless other mountains whose heads are covered with eternal snow, lure you on into the wild heart of this big, happy, joyous playland. Smooth, surfaced roads and | well-marked hiking trails lead you to the Colorado National Forest, Rocky Park, and other parts of this vast wonderland. Summer railroad rates are low—ask your local ticket agent. Or you can motor all the way to Boulder over National Highways. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 1234 Spruce Street BOULDER, COLORADO Beautiful Boulder by using the coupon below Chamber of Commerce, Boulder, Colo. Please send me illustrated book about Beautiful Boulder —FREE. USER. ccccccccces PPYTTTTITIT TL. Se og Ris Dc ccccccceces Colorado SM * = Prete 7718 a a > ‘ 7 ‘ r J .* > > “ ~Y ~~ " - : is ° ~ Crowds and Congestion, or— Spacious Freedom and Comfort 6 eno ner arranged for each pasecnger in staterooms, lounges, smoking rooms and on deck, is just one more feature of recognized luxury on the ce /exe steamers Resovort, Retiance, Arsert Batu and Davrecatanp. Spacious freecom adds distinction alsotothe splendid one-class cabin eceamers CLEVE- LAND, Hansa, Twunincia, W sst- PHaLia and Mouwt Car. This fine fleet offers frequent sail- ings from New York to Cherbourg, Southampton and Hambarg with excellent rail connections to all parts of Earope. For schedule and descriptive booklet, apply to United American Lines i771 W. Randolph St., Chicago er Local Stcamship Agents. UNITED AMERICAN LINES (HARRIMAN LINE) ——w ’ Complete Service for Tr ENGLAND B IRELAND F CE ITALY P 112 ships—over 1,200,000 tons world's > yee - we PY OLYMPIC, tte For Seilings, Rates, etc. ably te ¥AWHITE STAR LINE ST AMERICAN LINE & igetei, Y RED STAR Low ATLawric Transport ~ WhiITE STAR DoMimion juveawatiowas Mansanviss Masina Company BAIN, Man- , : EE. M. Company's Offices: RB. Lith ager Passenger Dent.. N. W, Cor. and Locust s. “oth phones. FE. J. McCONNELL, Southwesters Freight Agent. 1101 Lecust Street. ST. LOUIS. ON THE GREAT LAKES N the shore of magnificent Lake Huron. Easy to reach by rail, steamer or auto. Wonderful cool day> and nights of rest and recreation for yourself and your family. Miles of sandy beach, bathing, boat- ing. golf, tennis, beautiful scenery, pure water, big steamers always passing. Summer cottages with water, gas and electricity; excellent hotels, rooms and boarding houses in city and at beaches. A children’s paradise. Excursion rates. A SUMMER FULL OF SPORTS Seven big sports days beginnina June 28. Boy Scout meet—Yacht, spee boat and canoe races—Fancy divers. Canoe carnival—Airplane stunts and bombing—Shipwreck and life-savers— Log-rolling—tndian Camp—Lacrosse— Lots of fun and stunts. Send for folder. Port HURON SUMMER RESORT BUREAU Section yy Port Huron, Michigan. (1) reat Britain to visit her great exhibition of Empire resources. Book on one of the famous White Star-Dominion ships— the largest from Montreal. Three days on the St. Law- rence—then the short sea trip. Saturday sailings. Details from ountain Playgrounds | No other city in America has the, kind of playground to which Boulder in- | Six thousand acres of mountain | parks, owned and controlled by the city, one class cabin and third class. Cabin very comfort. «rivate Dathe, not ana te $150 and up secording te port|| °°’? water. Magnificent trees; square ff ianding milee of pure spring water. Golf, tennis dancing fishing, Lathing, boating, motor ing. Table supplied from our own gar fhe KReral Mall Steam Packet Co. aahing Bt. Chiens | Gens, Special diet kitchen, Booklet, | 1 fhe, Ba -, The POST-DISPAT bewspaper giving CH is the only St. Louis evening Associated Press news service. 1101 Loeeust St., St. Louis or Local R.R. of S.S. Agents WHITE STAR DOMINION LINE DEERPARKHOT! DEER PARK, MARYLAND Americas finest Mountain Resort 18 hole Golf Course Riding horses -Two ae Paar mw cols. Dancing Ever Evenin ben Plea Brough Fudmens with aut change * S Duncan Ace Hugh J Flune- Mer —_ a On Lake Michigan urope invites yau/ ther evening news - paper COMBINED - a a i» " \. Garey oy #2 ’ - . SUNDAY @ MAY 18, 3192945 a 5 £ _ . o SS te *, ce se o aT A . a — — ~ TT MravelatResortnke ). — Highland Park Hotel Grand Haven - The beauty spot of Western Michigan American Plan Itates $4 up daily. _Cclal weekly rates to families Best | served liberally. Dancing. Boating, 1 fennis. Best bathing beach on water Write for reservations or Booklet Goodrich Steamers. | ad _ Chicage. _ Fo A few LoTs On THE most BeauTiFUL LAKE SO MILES FROM THE Twin =m CITIES FOR INFORMATION APPLY WHRLIAM Mc MURRAY ST PAUL. Miner . Daily Overnight from ~ Huber 's on the Gasconade Now open and booking for our cigpteenth you. lcam beds. fishing. larce secure accommodations in Ad- season. A resert that will Good meals, country styic. boating. canoeing, swimming, horseback riding and dancince. shady grounds. advance. Accommodations for fifty. ‘dress C. N. HUBER, Jerome, Mo. 7 Michigan | ' _ ys st Om Sm eo, ~_—— Lm, Mm, il, il, o> EN: Se NS ROS Got Se vs Ses + a ee y Ane RS oe cAn Enjoyal he Ed gewater Beach Hotel European Plan 5300 Block Sheridan Road | On Lake Michigan | CHICAGO | TO OUR SOUTHERN FRIENDS: Our addition is now available for occupancy with choice accommodations at most reasonable rates for the Summer Season. The two units have over 1000 rooms, each with bath and each with outside exposure and a view of Lake Michigan, beautiful lawns and gardens, and the most exclusive residential district of Chicago. This hotel, with its most desirable location, offers the advantages and atmosphere of an exclusive club with music and entertainment of the highest order, indoor and outdoor dancing, extensive lawns and gardens with beach promenade, private bathing beach, tennis courts, miniature golf course and children’s playgrounds; private motor coach service to and from the business, shopping and theater dis- _ tricts. ‘A most unique feature of the improvement is a GARAGE un} der the connecting structure accommodating 200 cars (exclu- t sively for hotel guests) the entrance through a passageway on the street level. The Edgewater Beach Hotel is the only hotel in Chicago with a garage in direct connection. WM. M. DEWEY, Genl. Mer. GEO. A. BEESLEY, Asst. Genl. Mgr. On the breeze swept sh owned sixteen acre estat stands “Chicago's Greate Away from the cong: the shopping and theatr There is always some afternoon teas, dinner ¢ offered by the Managem For the exclusive en: private bathing beach, ar for the kiddies are maint This great hotel is f personal character and f Fe a = —7 Tw owen ww ee a ee The management u SAILINGS Tt Anchor Line, 1135 Olive St., St. Louls. ; Ha New York to Londonderry and Glasgow. (Si CALIFORNIA (new) May24 June 28 July 26 | He TUSCANIA (new).May 31 ——— —-—-— | N. CAMERONIA. .. . June 7 July & Aug. % SCOLUMBIA....June 14 July 12 Aug. | NE ASSYRIA...... June Zt July 19 Aug. 30 | ro tFrom Phila, June 156. MAL Lansdian Pecific, 420 Locust St... St Leuts. VE To Cherbourg-Southampton-Hambureg EMP. SCOTLAND June 4 July 2 July 30 BMP. FRANCE. .June 18 July 16 Aug. 13 | ‘ fo Cherbourg-Southampton-Ant werp | gn SNEED ISA May 28 June 25S July 23) co MELITA June tl July 9 Aug. 6. ro Li a 18 . \ .-May 28 June 20 July ®*MONTROYAL ..May 30 June 27 July 25 *MONTREAL .... May 31 - MONTCALM. .. . June 6 July 4 Aug. 1 Ol MONTROSEA ..June13 July 11 Aug. 8 x To Belfast and Glasgow SMARBL RN ....May 22 June l® July 17 3 *METAGAMA ...May 20 June 26 July 24 oMARIA MH. .....June 7 July 4 July 3S! MONTLAURIER..June 12 July S&S Aug. 7 Cunard Line, 1135 Olive St., St. Leute. | N. Y. t*. Cherbourg and Southampton. AQUITANIA.....May 2S June 18 July | BERENGARIA ..June 4 June 25 July 12 MAURETANIA...Junell July 2 July 30 | N. to Cobh (Queenstown), Liverpool. | BCYTHIA (new). .May 24 June 19 July if FRANCONIA (new) -——~— May 31 Aug. 9 LACONIA (new)..June 7 July 12 Aug 7 af *MONTCLARE — °CARMANIA ....July 6 Roston to Cobh ‘(Queenatown). Liverpool BSCYTHIA (new) May 25 June 20 July 2 y 2 2 y 20 BAMARIA (new).June 10 July & Aug. 7 N. ¥. te& Plymouth-Cherbourg-London. This beautiful free booklet describesthe forty resorts and re- sort towne which are members of the Osark Playgrounds Association. Write for it today! Ne IE TO “The Land of a Million IH Smiles” for a really wonderful vacation! Renew your youth and health in the “land of beginning egain”, where lazy, rolling mountains and cool, tumbling mountain streams and sparkling lakes furnish a play- ground that offers every sport and any type of vacation you wish. Centrally located—easy to reach—inex- pensive! A short train ride or an easy Land Enjoy a REAL Vacation This Summer OZARK PLAYGROUNDS ASSOCIA of a Million Smiles ~ re Nag meray se 24 tJuly 3 Aug.9 hee ap ew Pron A 5, July 10 Sept. 77 | N, ...May 29 Aue. 21 Sept. 18 | oy oS Aug. ¢ ®AUSONIA (new).May 24 June 2 2 PANDANTA (new) sean 7 ce 02 an TT (new).June 21 July 26 Aug. 30 —_——_ Montreal-Glasgow. CAPA IA ....May 22 June 20 July 18 oA THENTA (new).June *% July 4 Aug. -ASSANDRA ...June13 July11 Aug. 8 French Line, 719 N. 10th St., Si. — York-Plymouth-Havre-Paris. R “aha en 2 he Pte BA? Br we 4 " -12 a New York-Vige (Spain)- ~a... ” | 27 Juiy 8 Aug.19 . --Junel7 July 29 Sept. vo ONAc Orleans to Havana-Vigo-Havre. ®*D GARA -.+-Jdune 8 Sept. 7 *TL. E LASALLE...Oct. 7 Dec. 7 / *ONE CLASS CARIN Further information from Companies’ 0! eee ee day's drive for the vacationiets of the’ | Middle West. Youcan secure any typ® A of accommodations and at a eae noel , low cost—a cost far less than for otha®, | FRENDLY Valley, in the heart of Mi: well-known resort regions. ie Toads meee teem ng te mye YP 1924 season is ready for you! Ietells the complete story as much astype cams describe such a beautiful, colorful re gion. Send for it today! Address — Pe a * P, +a TOUR ISTBUREAU Box 541, Joplin, Mo. Tune in on WRAL Tusedey Boonings ~~ om — - — ——— Croy Coun An Exclusive place for the & Wholesome, Health-Gi Golfing, Members of the Ozark Playgrounds Association in Missouri and Arkansas 4 Tennis, Fishing, Boat Playgrounds and Clubh located 1! Out among the open spaces thane, 21 miles from St Louts on th ao a aay army oan vawa ad “a an hour's drive from St. Lous. nem Spring Giager Biase Lodge acpi Menctt Geanl ‘Ss club is 1 ’ ial and Aenronwdile yo eel ~ Oxark Pierce Clry ag ~ anembdershi will be limited to 26 Bransse Series Tavern Mt Vernce Rocke Spring Prairte Grove meane oeeg taken. It will Be a elu Galena, Me. ty Ay emt — Pairview — you are interested write > ROY COUNTRY CLUB, TROY, | ————

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SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1924, — Ey S ? PO» 7 OD felt / ~ we 2s . EP rs “~ me > ’ 2 / Tie HEART OF WISCON N H b -A lec Li ' (ie United American Lines) FINEST,RES RT REGION Holland America Line, 500 N. Ith. St. L. APFORDS YOU EVERY SUMMER RE- we Uk to Plymouth, Boulogne-sur-Mer, CREATION \MAGINABLE ~— SWIMMING, Anchor Line, 1135 Olive St.. St. Louis. New York to Londonderry and Glasgow. CALIFORNI TUBCANIA ; Riad » * July OS Rotterdam June 14 July 12 Aug.“ NEW AMSTERD'M May 2 *ABSYRIA......June21 July 19 Aug. 30 ROTTERDAM... June 7 tfrom Phila. June 15. VOLENDAM (new. Lansdian Pecific, 420 Locuet St... St Teals. VERNDAM To Cherbourg-Southarmpton-Hambure RYNDAM Julv o EMP. SCOTLAND June 4 July 2 July 39 Lieyd-Sabaudo, 312 S. Clark St.. ¢ Ber. FRANCE June 18 Juiv 16 Aug. 13 N. Y¥. to Napies & Genoa . oe BOATING erc. HOTEL SERVICE avo “PRIVATE COTTAGES MODPAATE PRICES } egzinning June RIVERS I &T) tla ; ti a ipre we (ANADIAN ROCKIES AND C. i-~26 days. beginning either July : a ; ALASKA THE WORLD'S WONDERLAND (an Mi cK .: said it Julv 12 Allg 1A etearre trips »~o whole weeks : Loul In 5 ‘ } ot) 6 35 memorable davs murs parties are strictiy THE ¢ OSMOPOLITAN Tot R was in mn Alaska $700.00 limited, and early the garage that the ma- Arcade, Cincinnati, Ohio. hine suffered its odoriferous at Sonia "10 N. 4th St.. St. Laenis. Mo. tack A few days ago a mechanic and promptiv noticed the odor. Hie drove the oP ARMANIA ...May 29 Aug. 21 Sept.18 etnited States....June5 July 17 Mo ~ A June 1 - July ~ AuK. ‘ °HELLIG OLAV..June a” Auc. *araoet 4 emouth. Cherbourg. London. rrRENERIK VIIT..July 8 Aug. 19 Sept.27 PANT TA (new May 24 June 28 Aug. yA *OSCAR ee te = thindeie Of enn inew) June | July 12 Aug. 164 | Swedish Amer. Line. 702 Jackson, Chicago | : lA Mitheat tices “6 A Uz. 30 New Vor k to Sw eden N en = 7 ae , o the office of the United States Dis- trict Clerk, in the Federal Buiid- Syoy Friendly Valley FRIENDLY Valley, in the heart of Minnesota and Wicconsin’s vacation land a cordial welcome to the summer visitor. Alluring surfaced Inet take you through shady woods along the velvety shores of crystal : _ og epee pag most beautiful river. ” 1 he rf to this charming vacation land. joy its cool breezes, its smooth matneod roads and exe bee scenery. Fish, bathe and boat in her beautiful lakes, dance to good music and enjoy golf and tennis. Excellent hotel accomodationsthroughoutthe Valley. Plenty of and well-kept camp sites. — Write for booklet and full information to G. GC. Danielson, Sec’v, -Box 51, Taylors Falls, Minn. dining car service. @ For beautifully illustrated book on Colorado and the West and travel information cali at or phone City Ticket Office, 318 N. Broadway (Main 1000), or write to Tune in on WRAL Tuesday Evenings at 9 o'clock on 248 meters ——— a ee SE —— ALLL ————- - ee ee eee Oe —— —— ——— Crov Country Club An Exclusive piace for the Entire Family for Good, Wholesome, Health-Giving Recreation. Rolfing, Tennis, Fishing, Boating, Bathing, Children’s is ; Playgrounds and Clubhouse Advantages. | nie ated Out among the open spaces near Troy. Madison Coun *ROis, 21 National Trail and less than an } miles from St Louis on the Old va way Thie oe!) iT ciub is now organizing and will ; ~ membership will be limited to 250, one-half of which has al- Ady been laken It will be a club for the man of mogerat . nbership application Good paved road all the ours drive from St Louis. he «started this season if you are interested write for mm: THE B. W. Jarvis, secy TROY COUNTRY CLUB, TROY, ILL. UTAH — YELLOWSTONE pert ipunestsons saan ann —CALIFORNIA Very low fares this summer Oo one way, return an- other—stop-overs anywhere. @ Choose any section you like or include the whole West in one grand tour. @ Two fine observation trains daily for summer vacation travelers. Al! steel equipment thruout —coaches, cheir cars, sleepers. Excelling J]. M. Griffin, Division Pesserger Agent Reilwey Fucharge Bidg. S:. Lewis, Mo a. Aluminum Ore Co in Alta Sita | aes — man health or stifle the growth of - c™ Ne grass ae charged in a $20,000 SCunwte BOUTE machine out to where Young waited at the curb, and Young promptly noticed the odor. That was last Monday. but whoever. gets tooe near the car now, ffomptly notices the odor. CIRCUIT CLERK 10 ISSUE PASSPORTS AFTER MAY 20 Change Made Because of pated Rush Which U. 8S. District Clerk is Unable to Handle. Anticipating an unprecedented this summer ing On and after May 2, a pass - Cjireuit Clerk John Schmoll, at the Broadway and Mar- l'nited States District (Connor eXx- (‘ourthouse, Ket street (‘lerk James J rlained that the change was nec: essarv because his office would he unable to handle the rush. He expects to see a_ record-breaking vear exceeding 1922. when 1419s passports were issued. During the first six months 1922. $49 passports were isued, a! during a like period of 192-2 passports were issued VERDICT FOR ORE COMPANY IN $20,000 SMOKE SUIT lederal Grand Jury in Fast tt. Louls in Three Minutes De- nies Plea for Damages. A jury in the United States Dis- et Court at East St. Louis, Fri- decided in three minutes that the fumes and smoke from the (ri were not eufficient to affect hu- damage suit brought Dy» Mr. and ca “ ~ Two weeks wer required to . “ present evidence The jury was - 4Y taken to the plant and told that yf $790 800 had heen expended to re- duce fumes and smoke to a point Ww F Ss 7 where they were harmless It was notinted Sita w =e | On the contrary, Miss Puachner strained relations between Young Antici- | elsewhere. The sought ues had been affe ted. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i i : plaintiffs also . to show that property val- | 7 Mail North of ~ . — street, East St. Louis, because of | “Why, then Should An Woman Aecentuate And after a Fair Trial you will be More than Pleased. A harmiess liquid, easy to apply, that restores your faded locks to their original, naturas color. Also stops falling hair. Pre- vents dandruff. but a vitalizer for hair and scalp that should be in every home. Men and women tin all walks of life—vankers,. society cacers. business and professional pe pie— in 26 states now using EV RGLO with most Graufyihg results Send for copies of use solicited testimonials Full t6-ounce vottle (twice the usual size and enough for 26 to 40 applications) Malled to you postpaid for $3. & your Gruggist does not carry EV BGLO Sold only under a POSITIVE MONEY- BACK GUARANTEE to give Satisfaction Mf the simple directions are followed. 7 _- / Orders Filled Busy Bee ig. _o7 : IOP eee eee rr re enn ® — ao =. . . ” ” - : ; ; , ° ; ' SBesaec_speaeBe See Seeeaeseeeeagagsneeneuaeassasaswts ese 8 8 eB 9 yy / J 4 SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES Beginning Monday—A 3-Day Advance Sale OF THE SEASON’S NEWEST $6.50 TO $8.50 Vhite Kid Footwear Fancy Straps! Sandals! Charming, indeed, are this season's cre- ations of White Kid Footwear made espe- cially to our order. And in this sale they are offered at unusual savings. Choice of any $6.50 to $8.50 model Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday only at $5.95. Six of the styles are illustrated. There are as many more to choose from, in the greatest array of fancy strap and sandal types that have ever been shown in the city. An assortment of covered heels ranging from 1 to 2'%4 inches in height, in Cuban, Louis or Spanish effects. A complete range of sizes 2 to 8, AA to D, in each style assures proper fitting. (First Floor.) SSePaeesee as ese e eee es 8.8 8 OW ste ees sere oC 17° 3 OW SHOES [| e Pay g aes pul 6 Tg DES IT e ¥ a Ia. 2 Past | xx - / ad | taal at es = Fe ieee Yee Se : he a — wh Ss OR es Si ie ie eae tes y t #4

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the left shoulder by Patro!: Kead~ re | : 1 Burch Bugte Beads te match Make several * Larce Newklace Bends. 5 Spoel«e Necklace “ilk. * Venetian BReads« Very fascinating werk : te ge with your sammer Trecks 5 Spevis Necklace Silk. Either of the above 65c tyles—spec! al at jana Her Parents. — ws i " ees wl a... S-vear-old daughte! of Mr ae LUTTITAINS, |) 22 ines oe EAGLE STAMPS rot EAGLE STAMPS iitin toutevard, who was © —_ —_s -—_—__——- s- Three Nicely Furnished Rooms| 2 4 (382 . = sehen FOE RADAR oer rte og : a re ; os ST HANS ONGT-NIGOATCH ?0S , orning | — SSS See — 2 ee feo at eS Poe : oS: we oy 1-8 ». wn "hy walk e] eastward ‘ > eet - ae ee. > WOUNDS 16-YEAR-OLD YOUTH som Be al Art Needlework—Complete “aby Boe 5 WAREHOUSE REMOVAL SALE ec 4 3 e ; é Who Refused to Obey Order Pat enfeld | a se@ two. more shots. on at Dal Embroidery and Hemstitching—HAHoslery ; SB le Sa git — = ~- to Halt. tre ¥ , - Lee -atrolman + _ We must cet out 8 toe shee. Gener eine ee ov ‘een ; ; PART FIVE. ¥ s ia il ‘ ) td that the dispersed : awed ) pints | dle | : 3 > | va will not be able to ' . .-PA —-" mig , . tu . — eTO i el oy Intim) i ae ae iy | Larce Bunch Silver or Gold-Lined eal > 3 3 Pit b> a) 7 hte Crinkle BEDSPREAD (Bolster Attached) I ic ie a ~ ‘ |e? e 4 i ry) - . ° idths A te EE proyec 1 me S.er | hn acquaint- race eS ' ery attractive at ff Charies Schoenfeld, 21 A » oy LF. cae a4 . As; } ; - d ‘ c ‘ ’ si s« —£ Bae i etimeeneennmeaienatiatieatt Widths Widths B to FE. Sizes 3 to ® , Choice of plain toe Graceful one-strip short vamp model Good to look at and style as illustrated style in light sort made of black kid. A ee ong an ; a i oa nie easy on the feet. or with tip. Made black kid. Mads: Shoe that’s comfort- imi a sig ie ms re > Tells You | At Half Price Made of soft black of flexible black kid with flexible soles able because it fits ) | =~ ep iges 7 8s do Vid eines a /HATR » ture | tome cnet *y _ $19.85 t, nd bbe ort. Turn soles: markable value 3t support. Cuban rub- "] hild tol lice Schoenfeld vray. or the Char : ’ s dieat Fumed , oes ; ag ade hehe. Sit “ra ber heels. ee , = | —— —= Amare OR yp NO ee | tate. Phonographs COMPLETE LINE OF SPORT AND OUTING SHOES | ESTATE OF ADELAIDE POPE | Str MO Re es ee rate a At Your Own Price s45 | pright Ideal Shoes for Summer wear, especially out of doors. All styles and sizes for men, I$ INVENTORIED AT $541,212 . LE = Gas Stovess : 4 | + —. ae. - * e* » — » Sk OR ee ee ae er Se Re Eg Organdie BONNET Hemstitching ee and Pleating While You Wag§rt - raiding Quick Service and and machine Buttons Covered werk of all deecriptiens.) Monogramming Scalloping Burttonholes Tucking ASR ST SASSER SRR SSAA SR SR SR SUR SSSR ER SR SR SRR RR RR RRR RRR af & a; o & . & & 5 + rs es = i es $ e i + & + & aq & : : : : : de dl ! | | SOND FOL ED EG Pe OS eae . oS ORES pe ~\ HEP gO ome “Chie” Sale as Lem aaaeey Miceslooking tov. rubber soles. High Shoes, white only; low Shoes, a — ‘ ' 810-812 N. SIXTH ST. . oa 4 99 «Miami, “D: Snow-white canvas and low a daughter white rubber heels. white or black. All sizes for men, boys and girls. the late Dr. Charlies Pope, for | | ‘s ; , —s y : 99 66 — whom Pope School was named. | IBY A ss Ft ee en BOYS! Buy Your Shoes Here and Get a KNIFE FREE nd a granddaughter of the late = aS 7 , | ~ Ait 9 An J. Falion, a pioneer St ‘ e? ¢ ant PRR pe iguana Rast - J 3 is > Sport Shoes Crepe Sole Shoes Bulldog Shoe — aie: ee: a Bier | & At Pi etu Boys 11 te 4 Boys’ 11 te 6 Bore’ 11 to 6 | how that she ott. s2n0 mantis 4 : “ { | $1.50 $2.00 “\ $2.50 | say and Alice M. L. Berkley, and > Tou eg Field Week for Wom - S— wes 18 =©3)©— Compson, Barbara L Jerome Vaughn t+ Sia ' = She pen Sugueathed $5009 to the. Chokers a | “ie } ' d Aile | , - | trustee for his personal use and| All Down Goes the a BS | and Aileen Pringle An coming Shee thats built ff | srincipal beneficiaries iive in Ene Varieties Price of Rugs At All Prices ii me; ; A light, strong canvas Shoe White canvas play or outing for hard knocks. Heavy Cie | : ; ° and Vaughan om } . >. i er no = h-O Heme (€ ort: 18-inch | . @ . - in lace-to-toe style: brown Shoes with the wonderful white canvas with re@ outer old. is ry grt " at iam ee adas Bel “$26. = = . $1 FF HE weeks’ offering at the Del , new ever-wearing crepe rub- sole and black trimming “ i ! Pp Ot rdina value ¢ burners monte is “The Shooting of Dan leather trimming; rubber ance Stet a cep telieened A gece it “en em aghn of London Pinte ie lece than vou peeenee a Block and White Equity High Oves F M-Grew.” Barbara La Marr has . ° a44 - ° 4 . ‘ . . I - ; s 4 3 action leads to a tragic encounter And, because this weaving is thirty times faster We: Resistrars, who have co-op- C Fo E VE R Y B 4 C K- L A C E C O RS E T! : ea lansing th ir to tho ceeny tl |. Pro Our Gang com- : as ~ ** | Freed from Gray Waly woc== =": = >= _ by-night musical coriledy organtiza- tion and her husband ts a musician Im tne company. The show drifts Loom, of a single, continuous strand of finest nat SARE GU te 1923. The Gems-|| ere happy and contented until (he! wicker, the Lloyd Loom Carriage has a graceful 9 onstration this year will be at 41] (Starting Monday, May 19—Closing Saturday, May 31) | fjmbler, Dangerous Dan, comes bo 1 ha h t th . . m.. under th tio t | - tmto their lives. From then on t wi shape that no other CalTiage Can possess Joan hand wy vine Lloyd Loom Carriages Caf | in plan: ? shrubb ry in : ourt n beaut edy and a clown jazz band. have every refinement of finish and still be sold | of Hone | es in front-lace models. MUST BE CLOSED OUT Qu [CK FOR WANT OF SPACE: [ONT submit to the age Rantie 1 le fac: - drastic r ' , ' high-grade front cap of gray ter. he “Miami,” one of the most widely a ¢ iat a— - ss. for an unusually low price. MISSOURI RADIO LISTENERS | va eed —s ial , Sint ay nts 4 hee ee 6 ‘ina BR me swieres—and brand-new’! . se cen — - gray. Boe = 5 ee pictures of the year. vied __ . | . Fair Silk Lingeri« nad Hosie: thing feeerved leached ioc s o their dup tort tty Cc as the estar. ia the Ask your dealer to show you these beautiful SEEK T0 INCORPORATE | || beauty and splendor with Strcetion oe une wreuee ae Carriages, without seams, corners or concealed | ill ||] atone—the most used BORER ts airdome. which opens this week. f rick : . Association Fx ormed in St. Louis || yi Arie ee © O R S E. S the U. S. and Canada. It is ae ‘4 “Miami!” has not been shown short ends of wicker. They come in a number County Petitions Court for | ke 2 i] Sate te results, ae? | Si anywhere westof Mew Taek ae of handsome finishes, with harmonizing uphol- pers. } be. oe. bite: dit Beet ~ 5 the Kings fae what sulent Deena ‘ . ‘ i’ i} Lol 4 } r : ia it wen F c Gea Hi ” ir de Browade om ‘ “ onder? | Rr ade = on - t -ca! q he stery, and in all the smartest new baby carriage sociation yesterday petitioned the || Mae | So, comes ue 4 $5 00 2nTS "to $ 00 $7 “sO tor to so-called cole hie meanest ircuit "} a PS $+. SIS to ‘aives =I | $2 mM ott . 3 sty les. Be sure the Lloyd name plate is on the irew u at Clayton for papers |] va oat Cie % josing out at ..... een St 5 ) & | + sve ang rtataclnme for - | The picture was filmed in Miami, - ' f i . tt AS go FE Riggs = ™ Fla. which has long been known scat. Dealers Can aiso show you Lloyd Loom The association, formed last De- || ) oF + Be Oe Mage * oT 2— oT 4+— ssf ce - Ss “the playground of America.” , . : i lasay silk Brocade ran ck Lace Ceorset« Furniture and Baby Carriages, made by the ‘°°™®*" by radio users of St. Louts |} Je st i | ies and indie. = $9.99 >) za Y 31. “00 o ith ton emeteetenin eteie eee ait ie ae ede eae or 1. Ht : | ug! 2 | : beach the same spiral weaving process. Ma! coupon tor i inane tn onite wo. te . , s ches. palatial residences of Millionaire colony and its palm-be- on booklet and dealer's name. ‘ has man} : e1 | 7 a bag } ms ‘ = gardens, many of which st. Louis and St. Louis jf p ne) ; . | ™ > “*re used for scenes. Miss Comp- Tue Liroyp MANUFACTURING ComPany Oat ae eer eet To farses || BB. a De Serue Serta Vanity Fair Sm | Sen enacts the role of Joan Bruce. HEYWOOD-WAKEFIELD Cx ee ee | : _BRASSIERE LINGERIE ADVER : >* willful young flapper who leads MENOMINEE MICHIGAN . end remeai \racio sation, ° & " Vv Pe Ra B tee aie ma | the “younger set™ itn daredevil r ed GUE REMnd officoce tn tras. QS 7 rt) . ze 9] 00 ests Dj c B - Munts She is first flashed on the a ty io all electrical iterfer- | Gs es =a the Weatertul qual —_ les , Screen zipping through the ocean Pat. Process . a” rsular $ - a i » | ip t * ite an . a | | Bory la - v . he Li + Manu'ts mere Co Depe r Mer > Ma : ‘ — ; ; 2 ret Ba ‘A iv ot} ‘. * a mixture of drama. hu : er pare Sones ded me nmeme of the res bane 7 , > — Bes extended " oe ae Jo ye , Kansas CH. aid oi yr it ia Frenc® wos : Book, Y Doctors told y: oa Mes. Bond | Amey x ber aoe neers perm ceed \d ) - °* Plain and lorful lower | ») cles so" ae ete hs 08 A se toe actiages ; pped 4 vora! \ NE Ww F - to the artificial and brilliant ™ ) weather s = ocratic leveten. Pola: has the G Name vite ; let i) 2 listributed by | jj THE QUICK and EAST 7 Pele of Cleo. a girl in France. whose ¥ J Screex nui — eee. A permancat if New 625 LOCUST STREET second find 2 LOST ARTICLE © ™ eens” like that of Helen of Troy. = 7 = aaa ian aL | ; relia Sie lawation Ploor VERTISE the low t@ reacts the attention of many men eS ee a GS Se Se ee eee eee eee eee ee ees ee OLIVE Sam rte Wants. a a Ag

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~~ WOO i . . 3 RQ: ag ROS a Ww SOAS ASV | , . S LOUIS POST- “Tek WSS SRAM NWSI MESES | . ‘ ~ aw - ; ~ .* = a AN . RRR + aS bee eo F» ' | } . - r = i hy at! ae! || At Ali Prices High-Oven Home Comfort; 18-inch overt ; burners . . Black and White Equity High Oven and Broiler (sas $34 gy Range ' . Perfect: gray enamel; IS-.inch bake oven and broiler q $83.60 gases burners 4 four-Burner (ray Perfect (dias Range with back . Mea! (jas Ranges at prices on easy terms. Freed from Gray Hair ON’'T submit to the age handl- cap of gray Aair. In a few minutes, safely tint gray, faded or bleached locks to their natural beauty and splendor with Brown- atone—the most used hair tint in the U. S. and Canada. It is imme- diate in results, easy to apply and absolutely harmless to hair, scalp or skin. Brownatone is far super- for to so-called color restorers. Do not hesitate. Send 10c now for trial bottle and see for yourself. For sale everywhere—50c and $1.50 The Kenton Pharmaca!l Co. 615 Coppin Bidg., Covington, Ey: BROWNATONE Tinte Orey Mair Any Shede — - wet Piles Can Be Cured Without Surgery An instructive mok hae heen publier al by Lor A Ss MetCleary. the noted °r epecialist of Kansas City. This bo how sufferers from Piles can be quick | *asily cured without the use of kn has : euccess ae ae cgset. ontpaid free to per other rectal trot are mail t with na MecCleary, 566 r Kaneas City, Me. THE QUICK and EASY wary &@ VERTISE the loss ta POST-DIF igi mWANTS, “ al pM the Missouri in “Men,” the first ““ Buchowetzki, European direc- O” spies | Bory — is 4 mixture of drama, hu- be ed tragedy. It is Frenc : y. rench life ator | from the plain and colorful lower ever writtma, reaches the screen q Classe a ®ristocratic levele ed find » LOST ARTICLE ts te AD-" r VI MISISMISAS “Chic” Sale as Lem Onderdonck—Orpheum. ‘Miami,’ “Dan MeGrew” “Men,” “Three Weeks” At Pieture Houses -_- -— Field Week for Women Stars With Betty Compson, Barbara La Marr, Pola Negri and Aileen Pringle in the Spotlight oes. -—— ~- HE weeks’ offering at the Del- Waitress in the wine shop ofa monte is “The Shooting of Dan French town, Cleo dominates with McGrew.” Barbara La Marr has her beauty and skil}) the many who the leading role in this drama, frequent its shelter. Working for which was made from Robert the support of her father, she Bervice’s well-known poem. dreams of days to come when she Miss La Marr is seen in the part may be trained in the art of danc- of “The Lady Known as Lou” and ing. A stranger, interested in art, lew Cody plays The Dangerous induces Cleo to allow him to stake Dan McGrew. Others In the cast her on a trip to Paris, that she are-Mae Busch, Percy Marmont and George Secigmann in prominent roles, while there are 10® or more fairly well-known actors in the smaller parts. The scenes are laid sin the South Seas, New York, San )Francisco and Alaska and are sald | to be both elaborate and spectacu- lar. The story is melodrama pure and simple. Lou is a dancer in a fly- by-night musica! coniedy organiza- ' ton and her husband its a musiclan inthe company. The show drifts | around the world and Lou and Jim | are happy and contented until the | Zambler, Dangerous Dan, comes into their lives. From then on the, action leads to a tragic encounter : between the two men. Also on the program are a new Our Gang com- ey and a clown jazz band “Miami,”’ one of the most widely discussed Pictures of the year. W ith Retty Compson as the star, is the : Sttraction at the Kings Theater and tsairdome, which opens this week. “Miami” has not been shown enywhere west of New York and the Kings has what might proper- ly be termed the Western premier: ef this production. The picture was filmed in Miami, Fia., which has long been known as “the playground of America.” with its marvelous hotels and beaches, palatial residences of the entire colony and its palm-be- er , ohie?) . ked gardens, many of which Kings. | Were used for scenes. Miss Comp- /89n enacts the role of Joan Bruce. & willful young flapper who leads > ty younger set” in daredevil . int take up the study of dancing. “how this Ms. She is first flashed on the Arriving jn Paris, the stranger Steen zipping through the ocean sakes her to the home of his sister 80 miles an hour. standing erect The sistar is not home, but her hus- mn @ plank trailin . : P g behind a speed- -aron, offers Cleo their »'E power boat. band, the Bat hospitality. Impressed with the grandeur of this palatial residence, Cleo feels her dreams have come truce. but there are disillusionments. the stage the Missouri again presents Lilly Kovacs, planiste; also Marion Mills and Grant Kimbell, singers. Pola Negri is featured this week American-made production of Dim- Pola Negri, and was this country by Para- irect its filming. The Elinor , Weeks.” which is among the best- Known books of the popular type Givyn's novel, “Thre Sto the artificial and brilliant in motion-picture form at tine Grand Central, Liric Skydome, West End Lyric and Capitol The- It is the type of ‘ola has the ‘Trance, whose uty, like that of Helen of Troy. & the attentio: of many men aters this week : : ad Continued om Neat Pace Dorothy Maynard. ———- 4 son and Ed Ford. oy. ae The Loretto Players will present ~ three one-act dramas tonight at ~ the St. Louise University a 5 rium, under the direction of | Anna McClain Sankey. They “Six Who Passe While the Boll,”" “Wrong Number” and Romancsques.” Ce ea Be eae ct ur ee " hon ee a a Ee Le ji a

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ee) re ae, Re a a tae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 18, 1924. he, yt ar Rees Sab Ki tucias Ate ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - - - ——— Milne’s New Play Another Pretty F Bubble i tierenepremnepeneetemmengenes cums . $ LONDON, May 17 OME years before Mr. Milne de- cided to write a faniasy about them—e#ays the Daily Tele- geaph. concerning A. A. Milnes iat- eat play. “To Have the Honor.” at Wyndham’'s Theater-——Michar! ana Jennifer Rrown lived together, no! tao happily. in a littie fiat in Hammeremith. Jennifer had an cdme, Michael could not find a jo! sq one morning Mik hael went of: “without a word and Jennifet enoved to Wvyeh Trentham ‘Thinking he situaiion Was & fle difficult to explain to people a’new district. she invented herseif a respectably defunct hus- band—one Grn Bulger, ©. B killed by the explosion of a soda- whter bottie on the North-W est ¥rontier—and as Mrs. Bulger she proceeded to make friends with Kitmon Battersby and his daughter Abgela. that casual pair, and oth less casual neighbors ‘Four years or so later, in terests of Mr. Milne and his fan- tagsy, Angela and her father picked ue one Prince Michael of Neo- Siventa on the Riviera, and asked hignm to drop in and see ihem an‘ time he happened to be in Wych Thentham.; and he, haging heard from Angelia of Jenifer Bul- ger, and ‘recognized her for his wife, the former Jennifer Brown replied that he would be charmed and turned up. This explains why Jennifer, having been asked m the Prince. was more sur- P , : : AF } ; the te. 4.4 to than the Prince himself to discover an old friend—not to say relation. A Battle of Wits. URTHER than this we are not going to attempt to detail Mr milnes delicately blown bubble of & piot. A bubbie is a bubbdie, not a gas-glove; and if you try to take it im pour hands and examine it, you merely burst it and convict yourseif vi clumsiness in the pro- Cess. if you want to know how Jennifer threatened blow the gait (only Jenniier was an artis in word, and tound a less crude way of putting it) if Michael did pot contess or ciear vul, and how Michael and she had a baitie of wits about ft of which both en- juyed every mindte, and in which, vn the wheie, Miguaci Jusi won on points, you have am vtvious wa) wi finding out. When you g0, notice the be- haviour o1 Angeima Battersby, and | sce if you Gont suspect (as we do) | vi Raving seen Michaci brown 3! phvlverapn 1B OMe OF Jennilier Bul-! gers drawers, and ‘having engi-' meered the whole affair ior Mr., Milne. omar. Milne never actually, Cimims her as his accomplice, but the induigentiy matenal and de- tached attiituge with which she re- ccives ihe pertect tivwd of ime- promptu expianations which Prince Michae! explains himself (ierally) away is surely the man- of wne who hasw een in the au- thers confidence al! along. Is Akin to Belinda. ENNIFER is own cousin to our old friend the delightful Be- le§da, of whom Mr. Milne told us same years back. She the same bubbling delight in the same art of getting out of a situa- tiem more than the ordinary person could imagine it to contain, the same facility in choosing husbands who disappear for no obvious rea- son and reappear under false names. in Miss Madge Titheridge she finds the perfect exponent — one with exactly the right delicacy of touch for dealing with bubbles Sir Gerald du Maurier is a most Gttractively impudent Michael, as you will find no difficulty in be- Heving. In a littie time. when these two—ijif we may introduce yet another metaphor—have cot a Mittle more used to the balance and weight of their foils, the verbal @uels in which they engage should be a joy to hear. Miss faith the Carnation of casualnes SOoOcieL_Lyv ris an has been Dy for ional release has been signed oy Paramount to appear in two pi James Cruze’s “Merton the Movies” she will be featured Flips Montague,” opposite will also hav- Open All Night” firet picture io Bern Viola Dana i} tures. In of “Sali: liunter red role in the Pau! as (ijienn a featu which be directe She will be ; hy The production schedule at thx Paramount Long Island Studio cal's for the making four pictures at a time throughout the summer. | fifth of with the possibility that a may , r" sé > s ‘Man : . ed ifainh Hummir Scanda “Swanson, one than just ehe bilossoni- , , HC P Bird and ; b - critics saw a DB +: : who »oTre wear clothes well Now it as a comedienne OU couid Gado Cf” Bias Serre ~" DAUL WHITEMAN PAUL WHITEMAN WILL PLAY JAZZ AT THE ODEON (entinued from Preceding Page. Herbert Brenon has completed the production of “The Moun‘te- bank.” William J. locke’s story. Ernest Torrence plays the titk role The udes Anna Ww. Nilsson, Louise Lagrange, Effi. Shannon. Katherine Lee, Mme D’Ambricourt, Neil Hamilton, Mau- +rice Cannon, William Ricciardi and Lawrence D’ Orsay. cast inc Wild Rose.” Friml's “Chansonette and “The Volga Boat Song.” Gives Recital This Afternoon. At 2 @® clock this afternoor Ziatko Balokovic. a young Croatian will make his Louis the Odeon his first Amer will in Sixteen huge trees were planted on the main stage mount Long Island studio the exterior scene an English country estate the outskirts of Bath in “Monsieur Beaucaire.” the picture version of Booth Tarkington's famous story, which will bring Rudolph Valentino back to the screen. The setting was the largest and most impressive ever constructed in the studio. and caused as much comment as the fantous Gardens of Versailles scene which was built in the Studio for the same picture The scenic de- partment of ‘studio scoured Long Island and New Jersey for weeks find trees with foliage to be the . >? ~* Fi. as violini gebut in a concert at He is now playing tour His program Tschaikowsky ‘Concerto Handel's Sonata in ¢ “From My Coun- Slavic of on mation netana’s Bouon lovorak-Kreisler in E Minor, Moszkowski ‘re.’ and the Airs Two numbers dedicated to Balokovic and to Played for the first this city are “The Lament.” by Manoj “Irish Air for the G Hughes. meeting “GYSDY chez he Lime in War Widows’ and by At the nnual Apollo Club. heid a? Hotel Jef 1eVvic, String of the the uuring last ea = lected president. . > . “= first Vice presid week Bro Ann and Emi’ Borgnan vice president Phil A. Becker, the retiring presi- was chosen as secretary and ount Her first picture George M. Ravold was ~ [Iwo To enough scene. a ™ ~ 7 ierson. ele need in naugh was e uUSea iff Pp ne a@ ii e eTit., second been signed Para- under the The Fe- Betty Compson has to a long-term ‘contra: + i» clude — son wtiil Helen ‘ Will.’ be seen in . niceiy. NI uch oC f Amsterdam -of the funny business comedy acting of Joe Laurte Jr.. a sort of mixture as between Ernest ruex and Charles King. Mr. Laurie oung man who will act etraight comedy roles before he Is through. It was a delight last night every minute of the time he was on the Indeed. to him, act- youth promoting a fighter. fell most As the piot the is a ¥ .? vs =i. 7 Dyes even if you have Buy ‘‘Diamond Dyes’’—no other kind—and follow the simple direc- tions in every package. Don’t won- der whether you can dye or tint before. Just jfade or run. re dyeing is guaranteed with Diamond tell whether the mate 7 ’ iye is wool or silk, or whether #; linen, cotton, or any mixed ~ successfully, because perfect home|Diamond Dyes never the leading male role Miss Me sereau is for the second lé:id and Simpson will play the “‘heavy.” For “The End of World” some of the most picturesque scenes will be taken a mile hich in cast the at a place so inaccés- sible that equipment will nave to be packed in on horses and mules Jack Pickford is the star. the Sierras. Montague Love has been en: the Cosmopolitan to play the part of Lord Cor in “Janice Meredith, coming picturization ster Ford’s novel, in Davies will star Arden, daughter of the late Edward Arden has been engaged for the } of Tabitha. and Wilfred Noy for the ef Dr. Joseph Warren, A™eri- patriot. 2 rt part ‘ an ’ for Vita- Wilder- , Seltzer . » mi- David Smith graph “The Code Are Available in These Extr aordinary Values in Quality Alden playel ness,””’ by Charies The leading parts are John Bowers and with Alan Hale, Otis lotte. Merriam, HRitt: Joe Rickson completing Whitman Bennett. whose proctuc- “Vi tion, irtuous Liars,” is being re- : leased by Vitagraph, nere 1s v UNE bride, has announce. f the screen rights to > the purchase « shail B eT “Two —~ 4 nwa’ { A PRIZE PLAY AND ANOTHER THAT FAILED h Ceontinaed from Preceding Page. Cutbertson and E. C. Schmid 7 jie ¢ u Choral Club Soloists. = es HE Morning Choral Club an- lie a nounces that next community But the season will be Royal Dadmun dental volley on behalf ef the sub- base-baritone: Dusplina , coloratura soprano: Alice dramatic soprano; and Margaret O'Connor Salsman, harpist, of St. Heaven.” Louis. ily al The eighth and final free organ ital in the series given by harles Galloway at Graham Mem ial Chapel. Washington . ~“ I] Or - a ¢ ”» ’ % 4 > ' i”, ¢ new agreement wi librarian and stage man- : “he committee on admis- sions consists of Charles Galloway. FE. L. Baker. G. A. Dearborn. J. H Kelly and F. S&S. Fieithbetn. The Pntertain Committee com of L.. Niedner, H. R. Davie is posed a > > ~ 7 > _7 e > attack om itne eviiS that covered under its soloists religion. inci- Giannini : apr egy jugated wife was its great point of with “Hell Bernt Fer Mr. Hughes let the fam- Perhaps he is saving it > me! wentie difference ne. re Incidentally, we hope Mr wil up his little ‘ —— »~ r , > ~ Y he ‘ neap > ' -' s* : ‘“atskill Dutch A wife wh. Ra ils T musicai com growlers Leonard Refrigerators At Great Savings 50-Ib. side-icer Refrigera- ” $24.75 75-Ib. porcelain-lined side- icer Refrigerator; special " $39.50 —resignediy puttin 100 - Ib. ham -ide-icer is Same specidl at the beau- Is Stolen. pounced upon len tune, and act which is premely and amusing stage represents the cheap ciap- trappery of the Tin-Pan Alley mu- publishers’ offices. Into it he placed a gabby vaudeville team rehearsing the new ac' a zealous young composer who is lifting” melodies, and a kind old German musician with a i a first =» tei ré@a iisti‘ sic has 2 ior who ife ; . a + thea orin: if this is reduced to the grind o thi The oi man discovered con- racking hole. hestration for porcelain - lined Refrigerator: = paper for > P| : song Hit TH eloqu en Ag oe 120-Ih. 3 pcr en side-icer special at porcelain -lined Refrigerator: ‘our opportunity to save a goodly sum on fine qualit . These extraordinary values are just a few of the scores and scores of bargains to be found in every nook and turn in this great institution. ay ‘ SAG a \A wm. v Furniture Liberal credit terms extended. and Ste Genuine Walnut Veneered 9-PIECE DINING-ROOM SUITE Here is an outstanding bargain offer in our great display of Dining-Room Suites. tily designed in the Tudor period and consists of buffet, China closet, oblong extension table and alx leather-seat chairs. Serving Table $20 extra This Suite is pret- sce this value. 135 OBLONG EXTENSION TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS $57.50 100-Lb. Stone-Lined White Mountain Refrigerator Priced $58 :50 Very S pecia! «ad complete. D This walnut Queen Anne 6-foot extension Tabie, chairs, which have either bine or brown, leather or tapestry seats, at the amaz- ingty low price of with 4 49° Baby will com forts riage. It ha« vw heorts, surface. certainly provided in Lioyd’s Fiber Reed Baby” won id assuring added .75 =—_= “DE LUXE” THREE-ROOM OUTFIT ¢ This beautiful Home Outfit is complete in every respect—as it includes rugs, pictures, congoleum Choice of any 2 rooms and-kitchen at the special price of 37 Years in Business on me Franklin es” has Avenue _ Flea everything t nthe wor'd -he two, three and four-a perfect scream “Plain Jane” I« Ow thar . - “Eo! ca’ iS 4 N ** si0W Peases 42 Salislactor) \ davenport table, floor lamp, etc. 7 “4 : §STLou - House Fe 5 “SECOND DOOR FROM CORNER are REMEMBER ST SECOND DOOR FROM CORNER “#1! REMEMBER yISHING Co 902-4 9 re uever- — a" ys streak, | $ eo ‘= i : - ¥ Pes Sa SAVINGS OF MANY DOLLARS — % AY. 3 ake 58. 1924. The Ultra ab & rs hig % ro 3 es + Die “ re ok Agi et acne ie: a gic = " saa wee Mo LMP FOIE RO ve Se ey “I wouldn't repeat tnat .d about the big man chasing with a club if I were you. j Mae’ Aunts and mo r ought to read up-on psycho-a! sis these days They are cons: ly embarrassing the modern ys lady with the most Freudiai dreams Mrs Ronald Tuttle 1s pr modern. yes siree. She beli absolutely om freedom of love a'l people. provided. of cot that Ronald isn't a party to == —— 0 J ls: In Studio a a t ™ *ddition to the drawings by Ubrey Beardsley which are such e qsiehttul part of the exhibition the City Art Museum during the “a of May. is an important col- . mn of Jean Louis Forain’s ‘"ES and lithographs. Forain, ali Europe wil} remember from ten biggie, cartoons published & ‘he w Figa Opinion. figured prossteentiy, ts Molding of public sentiment in mee at that time even more “é'Y than in’ previous years his ©ynica) caricatures which ™ 80 keenly into the midat of h political and social life pro- ~ him a force in the coun- 6. ; or aes we ae boos Fess psa ereea G83 oa ‘His ridiculing of the modern the channels of present-day t and the established order. Pelitteal and religious ac- | bie menaced immediately aft- —. *Xhibition with the Paris "Pendents” in 1879, at which Huysmans, renowned radical” Critic, discovered his work tendenges. Ont of that - EE “ Stternately his satire and “T™pathy. It has been mid of Fins, his ruth . sens regres “arranting his bin”, SMUaled Im intensity . lo. ay »

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E FUR oe Curtains Coverings Draperies Ginghams Stockings Everything yes even if you have never dyed afore. Just tell your druggist hether the material you wish to ye is wool or silk, or whether it js nen, cotton, or any mixed goods, | iamond Dyes never streak, spot, Y de or run. _s a al / | ; al 2. s in Quality Furniture and Stoves, ins to be found in every cre ix the newest creation in 6 Buck's AU-White Enamel Cabl- aot Gas Range. All door fronts constructed without screws or bolts, giving it a completely %h surface. By all means this value. 79 ©, ve, DAESSS 5. 4 he Ultra Moderns t ry The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE 1 3 f > City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED (Copyright. 1924.) Lara | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Drawn by W. E. Hill for Sunday Post-Dispatch eo Sn ag nan ee oe en —_ BP Ke aero e ie Sg ee oa “a ae elgg t ~* 7 '. 7 -——-- =e - oor oo Re Time was when it was consid- ered inexcusable if a guest for- got to say goodnight to his hostess... It’s quite unneces- sary nowadays—the. modern hostess, if she hasn't already been put to bed, won’t be able to say goodnight after 2 a. m. at a.big dancing party. "I wouldn't repeat tnat .dreatn about the big man chasing you with a club if I were you. Aunt Mae’ Aunts and mothers really ought to read up-on psycho-analy- sisthese days They are constant- ly embarrassing the modern young lady with the most Freudian of dreams }° 3 i oe. or Bes nes - PI RD colle Three ultra-moderns who manage t young man believes all After that, center is great on lectures. birth control for ever so long. The somewhat sto courses.” and Modern Poetry, o keep up with the times. The serious governments should be abolished for 20 if there’s anything left, all right. She hasn’t missed The young lady in years. a ae on glands or ut lady is fond of taking. Courses on, Modern Art, Modern aan hong Modern Food| she takes them all. xox > ee : Fe ee ee a ee eee ‘ ; T.- » ae . o ~ GIR e ae A . the Poe ; ’ ; > {F % -* . ’ 7 ae In the old days when asked to entertain the’! guests with a little song. the lady with @ voicw!: got up after a great deal of coaxing and rendered © Sweet and Low” or maybe “Robin Adair.” ) with “Cherry Red, Cherry Ripe” for an encore... Not so today. To begin with, she doesn’t need. much urging. _She ups and says, “] shal! sing» yee a little thing of Villon’s, which Shoeriberg ** as set to music. It is about a young man in a village near Ghent, whose sweetheart said to. - him, ‘My love, there seems to' be very little dis °)” tinction between the sexes these days.” Where + upon he left her and she died of a broken heart." ” ae ~vy ‘ > a tes = : 7 “s - ™ 4 ot ONS eatin ; — ) a. ee , , ———»- |) > San Soe i. J a. -. Rae x in 7 ee “~ > a — Some mammas are a bit skeptical aa about the ultra-modern young people one sees around nowa- days, and they decide that Doris Mrs Ronald Tuttle 1s pretty modern. yes siree. She believes absolutely in freedom of love for > all people. provided. of course. or Gladys shall that Ronald isn't a party to it. , “ere > a nice sensible girl, not too mod- grow up to be This is an age of ‘self e xpression, as any lovely girl, between the ages of 27 and 87 who has an urge for the artistic will tell you—especially those girls who have been blighted by love. Next to affected tonsils, Rhythmic Dancing or Rhythmic Self Expression (capitals, please), will best take their minds off them- selves. This young lady is being rhythmic and self expressive in a dance depicting the seven deadly sins. what is terribly some of us moderns. the bottom arrive, ern art and makes a {The young man achieve modernity times in general. terly. .Maybe so. the country, the public, and thse appreciation ‘of art or literature in America ‘today,” who would Miss Bitt must rail at “There IS no says ‘he ‘bit- only ‘Being of this age, or is even better, just a little ahead of it, plight of these two worthy ladies who are straining every nerve, to say nothing of the eye muscles, to get at art. When they finally modern will cease to be mod- have to begin all over again. So it goes. modern assistant, is recommending the lat- , est suppressed book to. a customer at $27.50. hard for would-be Pity the of modern art they will The modern boék shop | specialty of’ modern first editions at ultra-modern prices. | en, the very, Os national contest, in order to prac-_ tice judging before entering t= competition. | Will Study Dairy Marketing. ez" Rhodes, who will assist Farm Adviser Wise in coaching the team and training it for the contest, a will make a study of dairy - ing in Denmark and investigate various dairy conditions in othér countries. He also plans to att a dairy cattle breeders’ meeting ! Edinburgh. —— ~=—Ssd ,) trinsic charm of these book illus-} the home of Catherine Wolfe in ‘will be remembered for their excel- | ) | Agricultural College. All expenses trations, their significance in dec-| Newport, a church window design lence. A comparison between those of the quintet for the trip are be- te | ing paid by dairy mé#nufacturers, . ee orative art and typography is out-| in Newark, and other works. ‘and _the ones now exhibited by i: In Studio and Gallery :: breeders individuals and other tn standing. | A lover of mythology, fairy tales Staples can hardly be made, repre- Crane, although not :®« origina-| and folk lore, it is quite to be ex-| senting, as they do, totally differ- terested concerns. The party will with conditions justifying his kind-|tor of the idea of combining fun) pected that his work should pos-| ent phases of the same art. How- return about Aug. 1. ' liness ~ and fine art for children, was one); sess the poetic flavor which is one! ever, Staples’ batiks are very good With the aid of Senator Medill | Forain is known to the world of | and have decided interest poets 'McCormick and G. L. Noble, secre- ™ the City Art Museum during the | STaphic art through every medium |from their technical a eee aaa _ | tary of the National Committee ym month of May. is an important col- | #Vailable in that classification. His They afford a glimps n . Dairy Boys’ and Giris’ Club Work, plans F pen, pencil and charcoal drawings a elie > Os every-day life of the island people Pe | Ouis ‘orain's ape i . | being made to have the team hinges ; + , | . n ‘n, his work in wa The primitive method of story | are &8 and lithographs. Forain, | 8™® widely known 'stop over in Washington where the - bee ll 2 Oo ee ke PRY ep ed ty ee f ves J ; 7s Se owgeat SSS Seite ey A FR i ine OS i ae OE ie ee Mi AE 2 2 oS a AGT oer kg ait rs wee » . 4 “out ae ~ th 2 oe eee ica * ve . ee oc es ah FF ee De ON aS > al a. oak f ” addition to the drawings by ubrey Be ardsiey which are such delightful part of the exhibition | ey a AP Be of the most successful in accom-| of its greatest attractions. plishing this, and he enjoys the dis- tinction of having ar Liloyd’s Fiber Reed Baby Carriage Baby will certainly enjoy the executed his | HIRTY Javanese batiks and works from the juvenile viewpoint TT fine examples of Sumatran and Crane, Hke William Morris, de- Balinese handiwork are being lighted in regarding the book page |shown in the Art Department of the Trio to Compete in Cattle Judging in England, telling by pictures is best shown In comforts provided in this fine Lioyd’s Piber Reed Baby Car- riage. It has solid rubber-tired wheels, assuring added restful- Credit _ Terms — Extended ” PALE LL LEG SG Ne TINO ter color and oil has been com- | = 4ll Europe will remember from | - Penetrating cartoons published | Bout, war in le Figaro and ithe eens’ figured prominently in Rance ing of public sentiment in | % at that time even more "ely than in’ previous years | hy his cynical caricatures which 80 keenly into the midst of Sh political and social life pro- med him a force in the coun- His ridiculing of the modern ae the channels of present-day | mee 224 the established order.| : » DOlitical and religious ac- | a monged immediately aft- | exhibition with the Paris | Mependents”’ in 1879, at which! he amans renowned radical | “™ €Titic, discovered his work _ tendencies. Out of the friend- or developed from this am eke their greatest flow of ra Period of some 40 vears, ned Contributions to prominent vote journals and newspapers “ alternately his satire and ae eethy. It has been said of | a his ruthlessness with | “ . warranting his sarcasm comng *qdualed in intensity only tenderness and sympathy distinct period / with | examples. mended and the excellence of his etchings and lithographs is undis- puted. His earliest work in etch- ing, which tg said to belong in a extending to the tome the artist reached his thirty- fifth year, is not to be compared | his later and more mature Twenty-two years later, or in 1908, Forain returned to etching, and within two years ¢xe-~- cuted 96 plates, which constitute his most famous work. In the collection of prints of these plates and of his lithograph- er’s stone now displayed at the City Art Museum are nude studies, court room ecenes, religious sub- jects and a few portraits. The quality of Forain’s line is sure, yety subtle. Certainly not characteris- tically French in his simplicity of composition, and instead rather to be classed with the Dutch school in consideration of the frugality exercised, hig pictures are brisk, straight-to-the-point, dignified and powerful. GENEROUS collection of the work of Walter Crane lent by Mrs.-G. L. Patterson of New York forms the third part of the Mu- geum's show. Aside from the in- as a unit, with consideration of the) Public Library. size and character of type in rela- | exhibit, The owner of the Ernest Staples, a young tion to the variety of illustration,| American globe-trotter who, with border, design, etc. Blaborate his dog and his house-on-wheels, corner pieces, initial letters, illu8-| nas toured the South Sea Islander trations, border designs and type; for several years, has visited St. were harmonized artistically, and outs for a week and is showing his | In the case of the publication of €@N | collection o ftextiles meanwhile. entire book, the covers, end papers title pages, etc., were also designed or at least approved by t befote being sent to press. Book illustrations, while it is this for which Walter Crane is prob- ably most famous, were not the ar- tist’s sole accomplishment. Rather he interested himself successfully in all phases of decorative art, de. signing textiles, wall papers, mu- rals, mosaics, etc., which are still in commercial use. In 1890. Crane, out of curiosity concerning “The States,”, visited our country and enjoyed’ his ex- pedition immensely, as proven by his sketch book filled with pleasant and humorous drawings done dur- ing his travels. While in Amer- tea he visited Chicago, St. Louts Roston and other cities several times speaking in public concern- ing his work. During his stay in América he executed frescoes for | ’ ’ ’ Local craftsworkers who are in- he artist| terested in batiks will enjoy seeinr these examples of art which come direct from the country in which it had its origin. Inspection of the batiks from which the wax has not been removed will reveal a great difference in the materials and ac* ual working process, which vary widely from pean batik workers. Instead.of the heavy paraffine to which our art- ists are accustomed, the Javanese seem to have used a thin war spread uniformly over the surfacz, and of a quality to permit the pen- etration of color without spreading. No such intricacy of design as segn in these Javanese batiks is possible with the heavier paraffine About a year ago, several mag- nificent Javanese batiks were et- | hibited at the City Art Museum and those employed by | present day American and Euro- | the large batik on the center screen at the back of the Art Room. Di- vided into some 20 or 30 sections, an intense and highly dramatic story of desperate island love with its hopeless complications and final series of rectangles. In all the work shown here, tralling se. weeds, star fish, palm fronds an‘1 other emblems of the tropical life are used as recurring motifs. One’? interest {is sustained through the entire exhibit and is probably in- creased by the photograph of the : disasters can be traced through the | ' ; owner and his dog and thelr mod- ern Gypsy wagon. Flag Day Celebration Planned. | The Masonic Service Association | will hold a public flag day celebra- | tion at 2:30 p. m., June 14, at the new Scottish Rite Cathedral, on Lindell boulevard west of Grand boulevard. The Naval Reserve Band will play and there will be singing by the Scottish Rite Chotr | and Moolah Temple Chanters. | ' Chancellor Hadley of Washington | University has agreed to act as chairman of the meeting The program of speakers has not been | completed, “ a ; {dairy extension specialist June 28. By the Associated Preas. URBANA, Ill, May 17.—Three Whiteside County farm boys, Eli- wyn Folkers and Donald Williams of Sterling and Harold Gaulrapp of Rock Falls, 17 and 18 years old, members of the junior champion- ship dairy cattle judging team of the United States, will safl from Mfontreal June 7 for a tour of Eu- rope during the course of which they will compete in an interna- tional judging contest to &® held in England the week of June 23 under auspices of the London Dally Mail, it ‘was announced today by E. L Pilchard, State leader of the junior agricultural club work at the Cellege of Agricutiure, Univer- sity of Tilinois. The team will be accompanted by L. O. Wise, Whiteside County farm adviser, and Cc. 8S Rhode, of the ‘three boys will be introduced to The Whiteside County team wan President Coolidge and give a dem- _onstration of cattle judging before the President and his Cabinet on the White House lawn. To Compete for Gold Cup. The international contest, which will last about a week, will be held just previous to the Royal Agri- cultural Show at Lancaster and will take the young Americans to a number of the most prominent herds in England, where they will compete with teams from a num- ber of other countries for the gold cup offered as a trophy to the highest scoring team of dairy cat- tle judges. Following the close of the contest, the Americans will visit the Royal show where the winners of the contest will be an- nounced. After attending the show the team, accompanied by Wise and Rhodes, will visit some of the prominent breeding establishments in England, Scotland, the Guern- sey and Jersey Isiands, Switzser- land, Holland and Denmark. The team also will visit a number of breeding farms before the inter- the right to represent the United States in the international contest by defeating 20 other teams Git first honors in the junior, judging we contest at the National Dairy Show last October. It previously hed won the right to represent Illinois in the United States contest winning the State cham at the Aurora Fair last fall. The three boys already have « start in the dairy cattle game, all of being members of the dairy ec club project outlined by the agri- cultural college. ae Plans are already being mad

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_ - aes * ee “= wa anal ST NDAT meee eo? * © ee on ee ec rr ee ee eee eH Or Oe ee eH OS Se Se SS Re ere oo ADDED _ ATTRACTIONS **Pelix the Cat’’ Carton Lyman T. Howe's ** Hodge Podge’’ News Weekly Kings Symphony Orchestra SARLI, Conductor. The management wg. 4 geste attending the 6 4 o'clock showing to se- a cure desirable scats ’ " CONTINUOUS 41 P. M. to 11 P. M. ae ‘ ‘ - - tay - reall a ier ~~ | at , = : Set ompson. stunts—until sh T# E most beaut filmed— Jazz ratlio party on a millionaire’s SPECIAL NOTICE HE management takes pride in an- nouncing the first show- ing of the most-talked- of picture of the year! - SS AENSAN CY. § Reve glorious romance of a dashing beauty who leads | America’s smart set In daring § e meets HIM! ful picture exer vacht— ‘*Dare’’ diving stunts in a sumptu- ous bathing pool. Speeding motor boats — gorgeous gowns — youth at play on the palm-fringed shores of ** Playground!’ America’s Come and See America’s Young Society Set at Play! Rs. Ny ‘ . : : “ee eee eee er ee ewe Hw ewer rr re er eo - Barbara LaMarr immortal Drama, “THE SHOOTING OF DAN McGREW A Thundering aps | Stunning Melodrama een eeieey | a CODY a “ DELMONTE -- In Robert Service's s 30c'o. Dav MATINEES y COMEDY AND A FAMOLS _ x ; INUOUS CLOWN JAZZ BAND DAY =. } Os \MAY MURRAY IS COMING NEXT SATURDAY ae sill £ | GOLDUWN- COSMCPOLTT: . t ta a. _ a! - ame — . SH IA LT GRAND & OLIVE THEATER Orpheam Circait Vaudeville ite 43% OPENING TODAY MATINEE JACK WYATT AND HIS SCOTCH LADS AND LASSIES AND AN ALI-STAR BILL Matinees Saturday « Sunday at 7:45 Tenicht Centinuces. 7 te “Ii. l sual Popular . Chitdren, Bacept Senday Nichts. ike. Pies Tax. THURS. FRIDAY, SAT. NEW snow | THOS. F. SWIFT & CO. AND OTHER VAUDEVILISE. FEATURES | ADVERTISEMENT een [EMON JUICE BEST) yO lls SKIN. . + gine only harmless wav J ' Fe the skin white is to mix the juice of |! two lemons with three ounces of Or- | 4 AMUSEMENTS " — chard White. which any druggist will} ! . : ‘ ~* s* _— The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service. to bi each | : AMUSEMENTS LAST WEEK—Seventh Season—Most Successful of supply for a fewi;* cents. Shake well in a bottle, and you have a whole quar ter pint of the most | | wonderful skin|; whitener, softenerir and beautifier. t ACvUIT VAVOLVIALI ORPHEUR-A CS INCLUDING Every — and in Every Way This Is a Dandy zor | | sical . fragrant | . 15 OVERTURE; FABLES; TOPICS emon bleach into the face, neck, |! WwW ven ; at as ss : nance . er ee ! | KRONOS Close | 22 Clemens Belling’s Jolly F bring that elear, youthful skim and | | STRONGEST MAN ATURDAY : - eee ae IN THE WORLD NIGHT | °° Rose Doner and Johnnie Berkes Sou moet ase tall + Femarkable lotion é 130 MOVIE MAY |... Be C. HILLIAM & CO. [ggg io ctu i'tts tated ‘ ‘ “Hilliamesques of 1924” a etter it is prepare io rar A 49 nee . 3:17 BERT SWOR : ONLY ihe DOWN | *= _.FRANK FARNUM BASEBALL TODAY 9 rucater| .... CHARLES ‘CHIC’ SALE” SPORTSMAN’S PARK OPEN | cen ae naam See a . IN 4:30 Babb-Carroll Syrell - Cardinals vs. Boston § town |< —————— | GAME STARTS AT 3 P. mm. * ¥/ GARRICK THEATE oy Late [a \ 6th and Chestnut 3 cragesewege _ SUNDAY — St. Louis’ Most Popular Burtesque Tl iv : TAND stu 2:15 and 8:15 5 PHONE: ROGER: 18 Time counted when Dantot lovely Henriette in the nick Time is a vitally importan Serious occasion in our liv: portant when you need a pt CEDAY SITE. CURTAIN EVERY aay Lame Oe fo Meg intestinal waste matter must 25c without an unnecessary nm counts. JOIN OUR @: | of 1924 oe ae PLUTO WATER is the qu ae & hke unreliable over -night c pe 30 minutes to two hours. Gen cera .- re. and washes the entire intes Lo \ : unpleasant after effects. PLUTO WATER is prescri ay by druggists and bottled at X< Springs in Indiana. ~ AX ¥, When nature won't - OO ’ pees . BLU DO NOT BE MISLED: WE ARE HERE TO STAY! WE OREATE AND pom ‘ ae zp ae Every Day Is Ladies’ Day at the GARRICK. Sea | Deautitet Seuventne Giyen Away Grery alas Midnite Show ‘ Ms : ; “ WATER

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ST NDAY lll ree Daily POST-DISPATCH al A. ob tine a «— a _O— = alone has 57,000 MORE City C irculation than BOTH o sti ther evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH = mene qrUSEMENTS Iran SPAR Epa - ett ; pies faite EMPRESS) coves tvoron SUNDAY a Srmce MAY 2S) THE Revival of Some of\ Old Non- | Partisan League’s Policies WARD PLAYERS , gue’s Policies _ IN Expected at Illinois THE GRAND OLD Parley. FAVORITE | By the Associated Preas Fa PEORIA, May 17.—Revival of a ay OW portion of the platform of the old Non-Partisan League of the North- THE GREATEST OF ALL DRAMAS S 'in touch with the Illinois Farmer- Matinees—Sun.., Thurs., Sat. 'Labor party convention, called to NEXT WEEK convene here tomorrow to select THE FIRST TIME AT delegates to the national third POPUL AR PRICES party convention at St. Paul June es Resolutions dealing with the ur- employment problem. farm prob- | lems, nationalization of mines, or- ganization of the unorgunized, and “Teapot Dome Government.” will The Most Successful Play of be introduced, according to Dun- the Decade ’ nea McDonald, State chaifman of Seat Held Only 48 Hours the proposed Federated Farmer- ee ° . med Labor party, which he hopes to P| : |_T a Pee og. Ss BaeE Youn Credit Account Is As organize at the convention. The FAL TO GRAND | rer he ones to be aftitiated wich ‘N.C Welcome As Your Cash. alae ne ae oe a te A a f & ~: ay Epon _— RE ~ v ae Se fete a ae ee a Po Eos BEY —_ | [| if itt Opens An Account Even Dur- ing the ; ' HM vi HU Hn iN | i | | K west has been suggested by those il & OLIVE | ‘"° national Federated Farmer- | Labor party. THEATER ' _MeDonald, Tem Tipp=tt, business | Orpheam Circuit Vaudeville manager of the Federated Press, 4 DAYS OPENING TODAY MATINEE | and Joseph Manley. secretary of JACK WYAT I AND HIS the Federated Farmer-Labor party, are on the speaking program, ten- SCOTCH LADS AND ' tatively arranged. Seleciion of of- ) ee _—_: . wereey ficials such as chairman, secre- | r\ | ees LASSIES tary, treasurer, etc., will open the ¥ re Se | program of the convention aYter | : tina 3 . AND AN ALL-STAR BILL which the election of an executive This $26 : : , . eee , : 0 2-Piece M Reversible Matinees Saturday and Sunday at 2:45 committee consisting of one mem- e ohair i ~ Tonight Continuous. 7 to tit. Usual lar Prices. Children, Except Sunday | Der from each congressional dis- Cushion Living-Room Suite OW—if ever—is the time for you to buy if you ex- ed FRIDAY. & ‘1T. NEW SHOW —— een Ve hele: Upholstered in genuine mohair; built with the most approved seat C, CO - , THOS. F. SWIFT & CO. Many labor and farmer and back; | web semetrestien. Laeee cechiens. incehell . stool pect to save 33-0 to 5070 on your Furniture. Fresh | AND OTHER VAUDEVILLE FEATURES | STOUPS. ‘ McDonald said. “are try- ee 60 value. As illustrated, settee and fireside chair or price cuts to move all remaining goods rapidly. Come IT LL a |ing to maintain organizations sep- one! Come all! It’s your final chance. Doors open at 8:30 Peak eG Re y F— a aR Re EEA, wenere) Warmer- se Monday morning. This Rich Walnut Finish $175 Six-Piece Labor political movement. Other AL Po [tp ee | TT SPQDGDDCDODGODHODTOTGOODGODHGHODGHOHODGQOPOOOSOSOOGES® «=s—s© Period Dining-Room Suite 97 75 . - | | > | groups are masquerading as ‘Pro- fF Be ay ' ) % | ‘ 25 / Y N R ; Ann ‘Beet eaten tabi iy finished a . | ives.’ which is ant ‘hem AGF soft." 3 | y (e Anne six-foot extension table, richly finished substantial a! ee 2 Soother echeme ie i Hee | gacuagameete | fe : sJelect our Cw’ us Monday: made buffet, and four full leather seat high-back dining chairs. . to boost some old party candidates S Spee 3 : , ——_ ——_——_—_— que \° > P sstssgestssts:-" spas ee, er ee R53 — v TWO PLUS! LINED MEW STYLE SLVEMMAPE ORaWE Sacete tl - Sess tacet ets ' r ; IN : , - — tay a a real workers move- at These Amazing Prices 8 ) ~ a ; ; it “ oe 2 | and nullify - | |} ment. Some still are openly boost- . : | WHITEN ing for the ‘Teapot Dome party’.”’ i only St. Louis evening | “As a result of this situation. AXMINSTERS VELVETS of. | gnmemneeen An) | aah : WMD NOL —_—— —— 1' 4 Se -_ - s 04 ABA ».4 ST MOOUTDRTTEDARONNETH anaieciilien POPELNCOPEOED Eade as Hedin VU ee BU Ba) a ‘* 4 1 yy ; . Ss*- ee eBesetaee C w ' Ae OY a A “A de sae Faw. lé Sam ve poo ‘ ; e fed @ ers + & * OOOC ‘© O CO® d Press news service. the i yers are in control and — ite ve" oer te Cnween. Luminster Rugs, 9x12, Seamless All-Wool The only harmless wav to bleach | are using every agency of Gove Se! «i SCT, : : Re Se serviceable; price y Rugs; 9x12: ' ©) as the skin white is to mix the juice of | ment to enrich themselves. They a ieaieees | ann | =— Pee FS =) Axminster Rugs, 9x12; a er > two lemons with three ounces of Or-| are both alike in everything but Ra: , of P ~ oe cen og hE linste > Farry po eee | ip ona ————p any druggist will | both in Washington and in nye maya aa $26 60 pies > et S$ aj injunctions abo p S. 3.85 ales aate aates..... . S + a * (eXe (eve (ole (ee evexe te; FABLES; TOPICS | @:1B OC and Johnnie Berkes 8:35 } ' freckle, sunburn and tan bleach. | Twenty-two labor leaders and 27x54 inches; sale price Seamioan 8.3%10.6 mecinaaiie ss here You must mix this remarkable lotion | members of the United Mine Work- CONGOLEUM RUGS mgm $10 50 | yourself. It cannot be bought ready ers from downstate have signed the Senmiless All-Wool ILLIAM & CO. RAT | to use because it acts best immedi- | call and 13 Chicago labormen are AND ART SQUARES Brussels Regs; $17 50 ues of 1974" | g ately after it is prepared. jon the official list of signers. | anle price... . RT SWOR This Remarkable and Serviceable $14.75 “Congoleum $9 60 Seamless 8.3x10.6 All-Wool K FARNUM 4 | i URE ; ea ‘ | = ; | 4 $195 Straightline Cane Suite DOOOOOOQOGO) (eX) 1 (se a ‘ ) 9x12 Brussels Rugs; squaress . I a $ | 5.20 ART SISTERS and Co. of 15 eveX\exee ~~ @ Neponset Rags: Oxte. samples; sale _ a ©) and ene pillow rell. A genuine $195 value DOOGQOOOGOOSGTOOGOGOOOOGOOGODGOGOGSGGOGOGOOGDOGOOEDE LSnaeunt couece yard... Onan one Bent Teter, Pieewse- : 0c |ceae — SILEOE —_————— F ee = Seo | Lorre Po FY $15 REED $210 Queen Anne 8-Piece Dining-Room Suite oll and Syrell a | SB : Ye ) . | | ve Ens Setters ae ROCKERS Going at An Unusually Low Price $719 26.5 ‘ f $26.50 Waterproo 3 $15.95 Seamiens 7.619 Bruceeis Ruas: OF ane 3e4—s ‘ . Glance at the superb censtruction and excellent attention to detail $ ? ‘ , , ; ‘ . ae accorded this fine Suite. The frame comes in genuine mahogany ) HIC ’ : FESS | : | finish and the covering is rich velour. Complete with two sunbursts $7.95 This handsome S-picce Suite, consists of full-sized oblong extension tnble, large buffet hud 6 Beaten leather chairs, JRES FROM EVERYWHERE Special iiot to including one armebair. While thin sale lasts at clese out at half their actual val- ne. Te see them - bs. " - ~ , j | ' ; x, 4 32 & ' : is to buoy one . - 7} =- je | ye] THIS LARGE immediately re! ee { ; } , | This Handsome Three-Piece g Wah pees $30 OHIFFOROBI la B rlesque S| an incident of the French Has large wardrobe ary ee r u Theater ., Revolution. Richly Embellished $190 Bedroom Suite . Sore won €1975 TWICE DAILY y Three pieces, bed, dresser, and full-lencth chifforobe, comprise this , for. $ ° ) of * most unusual Suite. A special purchase brought this to us Pa - ° ) ! $30 BREAKFAST SET pt =| F 2:15 and 8:15 P. M. . - Sa eee —_— — getes is being drastically vounesS or | . Comprises drop-leaf table and * ey ) =——e ; 5 ' 7 ae ) -~ ..4- four round-back chairs, richly : | a * PHONE: OLIVE 6545 : j ictientea in €48.75 — , . ' OUR SPECIAL q . Sey. SOR eee , $350 Overstuffed Three-Piece Bed Suite ADDED FEATURES | TIME me ce = r R Tule Randoms suite te made of, ssiected, cuslley ct vteuen IN CONJUNCTION WITH ‘ % ! ans oo 9) ‘ ties e , aw ai "a ) Full web bettom reinforcing. ..... ae » 60 66been eens. Regular Burlesque 7H : 1 mill) lz ye o . ~ : ) pl! = % Performance _ Everything | ae | pu A Ul Toy, ee Mi] ee Monday Nite—Perfect Form ueeday Nit i Thureday : . , : ———" Baturdny_ Xite—Flay ie . | werd Sroriohes in the atte of — oo ia 7) 2 amen URDAY AT a2 O'CLOCK. a Fr Time is a vitally important factor in nearly every " EVERY DAY Is LADIES’ DAY AT THe @ Serious occasion in our lives. It is especially im- 8 Special maeie ee for the Ladies - | portant when you need a physic—when poisonous Bias 2 Sc o a intestinal waste matter must be eliminated promptly : _ Loves carveen? #4 without an unnecessary moment’s delay. Time $240 Large Chifforobe Bedroom Suite ] 3] Ex “Yee $216 3-Pc. Cane-Paneled Davenette Suite +11] _— a, counts, At $157.50 you get an exceptionally large bow-end hed, . : J01N OUR ONCE-A-WEEE eat a ‘ dresser with big plate mirror, and chifforobe with interior 15 Pp Lo XVI $450 Bedroom Outfit Complete j bee Abe ee oa ee gee B. moe a ay lope to the Garrick Makes — PLUTO WATER is the quick, water physic. Un- LET SALE priced at $137.50. “FC. ulsS Upholstered in excelient velours and in brocade effect tapestries. as shown in illustration above. See it. During the OUT- Stew Boarder + al . Z E . ch, groceful THERE'S A REASON | like unreliable over-night cathartics, Pluto acts in ; : o~ Vanity dresser, bow-end bed. roomy drowees. Somlny ceather pillows, : 30 minutes to two noareChaaieal surely, it flushes Specials for the Kitchen Reduced 33°° to 50°: onan can = bee ee yarde’eretonne. | ‘Tither ta, wal: 5 Seance Buy Your Sarola or Player Now : et | $100 “v*s' Sarola nut finish or in ivory. Each of the pieces is unpleasant after effects. | ~ ae , seta t inh and highly, polished. , ha | aie On". : fen +4 laa a te A rebate is itn oh and washes the entire intestinal tract. Leaves no ; ma $39 Refrigerator reamey aad perfectiy constracted The trimmings and hard- \ gives you «a . J °° _ 4 : » ) * large, PLUTO WATER is prescribed by physicians, sold i “eet | im ware are bright nickeled. \ » / - at) aw gn 5 Refrigerator — an excel- by druggists and bottled at famous French Lick : a 2 | lent value in $49 50 V/ MH : ; price. aaa, walnut, Springs in Indiana. | = | , , . $20 pr ae OE $12,75 | : Ug ; or « eak fin- : : ’ , / ; When nature won’t PLUTO will : Refrigerator... | : Pee : $42 Cobteot / ) @ se : -. " \ SS . | c os al Hi =— = eae) oe OO ee | | “tree _ ——— IRs: FURNITURES MUSICAL INSTRUMEN 1-4 eri : oak and ss a —E —— ————— egraphs. ( enstrur = yandsemely finished. Has ef genuine five. WATER ~“Biisic” ZA ae 5 2 ee BE gs: 1105-1107-1109 OLIVE ST. 2 >= iis RANGE, $79.50

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-_——e ee Oo ee ee eee ee > 7 R ESTION INDIG DORUG THIS PRESCRIPTION FOR KIDNEYS Wo Drugs—Just Roots and Herbs 6-Ounce Bottle, 75c Years ago Dr. Carey said. ‘* When backache comes get after your kid nevs—and don't waste any time.’’ ‘*Right at the start, go to your druggist and ask for Dr. Marshroot Prescription No, 777: take it ns directed until backache ceases and vour cyes are clear and bright."’ For more than 40 vears Dr. Carey specialized in dis eases of the kid- and bladder, nev and when, in the height of his re- markablv busy life, he decided to dispense his most -effective kidney Sand bladder pre- scription through the better drug- gists, he he!ped | thousands who could not afford . to go to him for Daniel G. Carer. treatment. Thousands of wunobservant people have kidney ail- ments and never know it until too late. getting the night. and puffy eyes tell the '— «tart today with Prescription No. ill a poisons from your kidneys. and your druggist knows all about 7. the : Wolff-Wilisen Drug Co... Judge & Dolph Ioruc Stores, Ketffer Drug Co. dispenses lots of it. It comes both in liquid and tablet form Tt will help you as it has a hest of others Tf it should not. if you arent glad in one werk'’s time that you bought it, money gladly returned—and only 7 oc. ADVERTISEMENT Stop Rheumatism In 48 Hours Dont suffer from terrible «tab bing pains of Rh eciatica. neu ritis. gout and ew 5 joints No matter hew much you suffer. or how old or stub- born your case-—no matter what rou hav” tried—I confidently predict your trouble *ill yield to my famous Anti-Rumatix treatment, and your pain will vanish seemingly like magic. Many eufferers get amazing relief in only a few hours. T prove it. I am offering to send a $1 treat- those actisen | | Carey's * although ment absolutely free and postpaid to every | sufferer who writes me Since this neve? costs you anything. and does not obligate you In any way ment today. and prove at my risk that vou ran ww rid of Rheurnatiem AUGUST FYSSELL. Dept. 1523, Eyssell Labora- tories, Kansas City, Mo ADVERTISEMENT Kills Catarrh Germs In Three Minutes (hronie catarrah, no matter how fad, and cases of bronchial asthma sow vield instantly to the amazing g¢iscovery of a French scientist. This drugiess method called Lavex bills the germ in three minutes. yet is positively harmless to the most deli- fate tissues. Your head and lungs are cleared like magic. Sufferers are relieved in a single night. Te prove it and introduce Laver to & million eufferers in one month. I offer “end @ treatment free and postpaid. fo anyone who will write for it. No obii- gation No cost. If it cures vou. you ean repay the favor by telling you- friendse—if not the loss its mine No matter what you have tried. just send me vour name and addrees for this n erous free treatment and prove that you can be rid of catarrh Rn. SMITH. Ww: S09 Laves Bidg.. Kansas (City. Me. _-—-« ADVERTISEMENT K To prove that Asthma-Tabs wil! ab- Sovliutely rid you of Asthma and Hay Fever, and that terrible sneezing. wheez ing and shortness of breath. I will send you @ regular $1.00 treatment of my Tamous home remedy absolutecty FREE and postpaid No obligato: noe cost This wonderful prescription remove ineee troubles In a few daws “Mt ‘ i lee Heoberg. Mo. sars "My daughter bad a light attack the third days Dut bas not had ang since “Ne , + of “— «= / reeing "Pa? on ° e Aim oy -« erer «of « ; a ww te nhurnang) - °r thle Gees net cost you anything Snag aoe t enpiigate you in any way ~A : : rare and ed@ress for ree tree ert “lav. and preve at my Triek that roy an rid *’ get hime _— Teen «. ASTIUMA. TAR LABORA TYYRIPS 4146 Raker Vawter BR ag et « 7 : My Mo KILL HIS FLEAS You can rid your dog (or cat) of tor- menting, Gisease-carrying fleas with t's Skip Flea Soap or Powder. 2Se at drug, sports & seed stores. pet @hoos or by mai! Polk Miller « famous Basa write for the free treat- | Voice of Union | Labor and the — | Radical Press ae em The Post Dispatch prints here- with extracts from editorial or labor other articics in organs of unions and the Communists and Socialist Parties showing the ten- dency of thought on public ques- tions among those bodtes of cit ,oens and indicating causes of social unrest. THE PRESENT ORDER CANNOT MAKE PEACTE. : Editorial Service of the League for Industrial Democracy. The most interesting thing about the Dawes report is the evidence it of the impossibility of a de- European settlement so long as three major ideas*’are dominant in the organization of the world. Those ideas are itallsm, nation- alism and the myth ofa guilty na- tion. The Dawes report, as we have argued elsewhere, may be the basis of negotiation. It is not the basis of a decent settlement. In the first place, it is a thor- ough-going capitalistic document It assumes, as does our whole pres- that it is fit and gg. ves > cen ~ | ent civilization, preper for the workers to go on and on toiling to pay interest on mortgages and bonds held age after | age by absentee owners. In the case of Germany these absentee owners will foreign Governments and bankers. The Dawes report pro- poses turning over all the German railroads to a private corporation in which foreign Governments Will be be interested. Before the war the German railroads. were efficiently nationalized Since the war the general confusion in Germany has been reflected in the management of the railroads. But instead of im- proving the management, the sug- gestion of the Dawes report is that the railroads must be turned over to a private corporation ne can just see men like Gen. Dawes with his antiunion, antipublic owner- ship record chuckling as he thinks that he has put one more nail in the coffin of public ownership and democratic control Dy making it impossible for the people and work- ers in Germany to assert such con- trol over their own railroads. Moreover, it is to be observed that the report talks piously about decent wages, it is based on the notion of getting the maximum profits out of industry and out of the railroads. Already the effect of French occupation of the Ruhr has been to reduce wages, lengthen hours and break down the safe- guards around the workers. The effect of foreign control by busi- ness interests will be to continue this effort to force down wages. No labor party or labor Government of any hue from the mildest pink to the deepest red can consistently re- gard such vantageous to where in the world. forget that the competition of enslaved German workers makes it easier to enslave British, French and Ameri- can workers. Their poverty is the world’s poverty, as our own farm- ers have been learning. the workers anr- Never The second notion that makes 4 reaily just settlement impossible is nationalism. Because we personifr nations as individuals, we think calmly of sentencing the German workers and their children for an indifinite period of time to en- forced toil to pay off nationa} debts We do not even stop to see whether the effect of this ix coeod upon the creditor nations We forget the brotherhood in work. aspiration. hope, that ough‘ — a proposal as just or ad-'! to exist between all those men and | women by whose labor of hand or brain our complex civilization jis carried on. Closely allied to the notion of nationalism is the myth of guilty nation. It cannot be too solemnly asserted that even if the German Government had solely responsible for the war. the |_American Nation was committe] German people. President we had by that Wilson to the iden no quarrel with the But as we now know through the history of th last generation and especially the revelations of the secret archives of Germany, Austria and Russia the fundamental cause of war, was an economic imperialism by great armaments in which Germany neither more nor lane. Italy. For the crooked diplo- that immediately led to it the overwhelming evidence of the backed or macy documents is that the primary re- sponsibility falls not on Germany but oh Austria and Russia was the recalcitrant attitude of Austria and the mobilization ofth. Russian army that precipitate war. In this pre-war diploma we now know that Poincare plaved as dangerous a role as the Ge man statesmen. These are hare sayings, but they are true savings The evidence on the subject has been admirably summarized that himself believer in Ger man guilt, Harry Elmer RBar: in the New York Republle for March 18 Fy a hat . riven very competent historia: once a Ciel 7 means Germany ouch? reparation for da: a in - , i to villian populations, especia! in Belgium and Northern France To that and ‘yy ant that Was she pledged by the armistice. Tha: « done ere this. save for ren SARy PINOCS Pu op on Burra er u ’ - . ~ ~ -* ‘4 . peliticians and imperiali«t« wh. mhile the ior enorme nf - - - . grafte on the restoration of Northerr , 4 : , + a ; : " ' ward 1¢ : 2AinNg pan ’ ae nig? “aoe is . T'} « e of those politiciane whe . ; france oe ¢lisewhere has , heer , ace “°,ee2 at “ ~ ”~ 4 : Pr Ca s . - VA rkhers , . . * a fac ries who « - e ™ . oe ire iat fire Preak the ‘naire tent nued of Nex’ Page been | ' - ee I'he Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the mort ing and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ee ee “Lighthouse” Playing Cards A Geod Quality Card, easy s‘lp, good finish. 2 "=" Ge for fer a EXTRA QUALITY | PROFESSIONAL NAIL FILES ‘sient 50¢—2 for Sic eee eeee HAUT TON COMBINATION VANISHING CREAM Regular Price, 56@c. THYS sALE— 2 fr Sic STORK VIOLET Talcum Powder 1-lb. can: lar 25c wo fer 26c “SuperVersal’”’ Seat Pads The standard twe-piece SuperVersal of excellent quality. Reverse side pletely cevered with durable cloth, heav- ily reinforced. Assorted desirns. This illustration shews the construction ef all SuperVersal covers; alse a demonstration of their flexibility sive 17x. Requires no mechanical atteachmenstse— for use in automobiles, baseball parks. park benches. etets, at home and office. picnics. tram Twe Pgs. OUR PENNY SALES affording opportuni- ties for saving not often shown in St. Louis. Our heavy cash buying-power has been used to make these sales SENSA- TIONAL! And some of our VE WAREHOUSE STOCKS have been drawn upen in order to make this sale a wonder —and that yeu may prefit very MATERI- ALLY at the 4 Nationally-known Drug Steres, where more than 15,000 articles are always lower priced. MONDAY, TUESDAY THE BELL ALARM CLOCK {Ne. 1851) Top Bell. op , $2.00 THREE-DAY SALE 2 for... $2.01 MAH-JONG SETS YOU WANT TO GET E> THE GAME. THESE PRICES LET EVERYBODY I. \ 7 FES SY Sell Se ae ge A es al dust, dirt, petnt Fine Stati stytes ase 2 for $2.01)[ PHOENIX os Ses lrelo Cleansing Fluld onery for 1c ~~ 514 WASHINGTON and WEDNESDAY’S SENSATIONAL! alt1¢ Toilet Articles sac Haut Ten Cold Cream, = Sie abe for 7tec fer -Gc for 281.01 ' = 2 “a 25e Haut Ton Tale. (Tins), Tic Bay Ram, Pints ssc Tinc. Green Soap $1.00 Magic Depilatery..> $1 Wents Eau de Quinine, 2 for $1.91 Z5e Lazell’s Talcum Pew. = fer 2c oe oA damage te the color. Girts: INSECTICIDES fer Ic 5Oc Peterman’s Ant Foed, 2 fer 5ic 15c Ib. Moth Balls, , 2 Ibs. for 16c and — ny - yl - right The beantifu! co'den meta! cece contains $1.00 ue, Hant-Ton Cempact with a large -mirrer| fully yours. 2 for $1.01 Ewpenic-O! Tonk and Hair Dressing Beautifel Hair Wins Admira- te Have yoo oa 50c J. & D. Reach Powder 25c Red Devil Roach Powder 2 for 26c 50c Red Devil Reach 2 for 5ic Its exaali Gat shape is ideal oe a oe er $2.25 BOSTON BAGS GFNTINE COWRIDF Jest Think ef the Many Usage This Bec Will Have This Sammrr. pound ....... 25c Vesuvian Fumigaters, 2 for 26c 10c Sulphur Candles, 2 fer ile amal! Henea, added er restere the ratural hair. giossy. Cocoanut Oil Sham poe Ceeean ut Shampee with s that wigs the admi- oll pertien ef which is te impreve colers te the a fine. seft hair $5.00 Therm-a-Jar Qu your @uting Trips this Summer. JUST WHAT YOU REED — — ee og EE nee nee Sr ee ne 7th and LOCct for 1¢ GENU , STNDAYT. MAY 18, 1924 — mena — ee Me bs 02 bs bd ba ba be 88 81.00 Simms Sauery Oc Self’s Dyspepaia S100 Alkanesia tse Tube Zine She Syrup White Dec De Witts 81.00 Seberin Hair Tee Tae J. & D. Americe : =e Schoenfeid’s K. &t $1.00 J. & D. Syrep 1.50 J. & D. 50¢ Gran. Ett. | Me Ziera Antiseptic = fer 811 2 for Site .2 for $1.01 3 fer Zhe ...3 fer ate 2 tor Giec “ree *“eeeneeee te. a fer $1.51 2 ae 2 fer Sie DRUGS AND lSe Ib. Epsom * Bre BADGER com- . Benbow Cream For Sun Burn, Chapped Hands, Face, Lips, Rough Skin, Pimples, Freckles DIRECTIONS — Wash affected parts. Before entirely dry apply a few drops of Benbow, rubbing gent- ly. 4 dally application keeps the hands and face ameoeth and velwety. Regular 25c— 2Bottles_______ TUXEDO Fresh—16-oz. Tin and a Box of 50 &c “‘KOHLMANS”’ on Monday The Two for_ __.$3.40 Eee. ee $2.00 PURE LEATHER BRUSHES SET IN RUBBEE—GCARANTEED On Your Outing Trips. Bathing “Suits Besiness Bac. Decters, Etec. Regular oe. Reg. TOr. * fer Tie R ec. Keg. S0c. 2 fer Sle 4 ot. Bes. Sie. = for See 16 ex. Reg. 9Or. = for Dic ‘ SD QUITE A VARIETY OF STYLES 3 Days BIRD SEED FOR te 25¢ Hi-Test Bird Seed Mixture i-th. Package OF ONE ’ Boer. 2 fer YOUR CHOICE DOLLAR PENCILS 2 for $1.01 AN Oe I Ne. 9. SLICER YouR 2 for 76c KITCHEN KNIVES Four patterns. geod quality tempered steel, cocedeice handles. Biade tastened te handle with brass rivets. Regular 15¢ vraice. Baby’s Rubber Pants 3 Expert! designed. , ; rs t-, Soden | TUESDAY ONLY erders. ELECTR’~ New «quick wer te -erd ace. 5-fee tern beret: ail ‘Maey to look at” and « REG. 55.00 2 tor $5.01 Easily adjusted te any faucet. hese and a big spray rese. Regular $1.50— The Made-Rite Bath Sprav 2 for $1.53 * LADIES’ »\\ SANITARY | RUBBER Limit twe te ter-« ud 7th and LOCUST — ‘(west End) DO a dust the thing te slip on ever any cown which you art wearing. 2 for TiS LAMY ' =! RUBBERIZED APRON REGULAR VALLE Tie OLD 76c 51 tty a 514 WASHI SURY (Suz) ‘ewsT Per fer a Very SOA 2 Cakes, Jolpl NGTON

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SUNDAT. Rist a e Dae 1988. T | STNPAT. q 4 hl a 22 he — histaitamsenibscnscacs alone has 57.000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening ws COMBINED ee ae - men - an-aeeen — —_—— — ee SS ee a ee ———— Ve cae | te) kee BY WORLD FLIGHTS Means that you are asked during these . . , i sales to pay 1 cent | , People Watching U. S. and mere than the price of any article sot . i oo: listed AND GET TWO! pron. ; 7 : | British Contests W ith Min prepositien, to be sure, but one that we ) Po om 7 Intellment Japanese are aware ff fromcorns,callousesand bunions. ) } : , y . | ' active and willing co-o tien we ha : | Co mg ; ‘ and Locuspee!> OLIVE , from mancinctrar. NOTE the Nation y Baisighe yelingemen pel of their country’s backwardness in There’s nothing like ““TIZ.” aviation. Therefore their admira- | It’s the only remedy that draws | tion for the exploits of the Anglo- out all the poisons and acids | shi q n 1 , : ee wh | , = ’ . 7 ise \ ; is Ith h | i 3 - , ‘es Ww ! Saxons, aithoug genuine, is ac- > ie Gow is. This | f companied by regret that they | | ‘ | PURPLE’ cannot enter the competition for | A few cents buys a box of | | gliobe-circling honors. The prob- | “T1IZ” at any drug or ° GENUIN NE | | . DRUGS ND MEDICINES FOR le | : — tor 460 ability that both the British and |} Ment store—don’t wait. Ahi | C | | retin ae AA how | oa | ae 1c I Epsom Salts od, s : a f American airmen will be crossing | f ble oe 5 "owe ulphur 2 ibe.. . | Japan at the same time in o O- | comiorta your Sie 1°%- I’ d. Bo A ces. 36 . : 4 Ku Pp LLY c oz. Pow mts & cid, sae 26 ‘ 1.50 Kwick ri site directions, and possibly will be Curling Iron refitting at Kasumigaura, near To- — ' l5e Ib Bicarb. Sod ut ==> : y | 20¢ 3-02, Cream Tarter... |: * Oe | = ’ Me +. oe im ) Sg pt : . | ae! A so \ } kio, simultaneously, has intensified ) : > a Japan's interest in aviation. : —— fae * = Ps nal in 2 ve * Ib, Powd, Borax. | aoe ub. =~ Sulphate...... f | 1Se y | ,. : 6c 5-0. Chak and Wintergreen. puts | TPs eae ; . $ Admiration for Flyers. a | af he ~ a? | omg ,¢ | The Osaka Asahi, after describ- 45 int Dickins re a eff “hy with rich Vanilla Chocolate. with Butter 18 ; Aes, elie : er | nti Dende le, Gina.’ 8 tat , te 7 | ee eee : ee | Labor Government may do some- | HOe De Witt's Kidocy and sesseceesm for $1.01 os Seb) ai Bt Ay | Tops — er -_ &1.00 Seborin Hair Tonte., 2 for 76c | 2 aati bids | POUND SIZ | thine te lesen te Ganaete of the! The J. & DD. American M ! seossseees@ £0F 26e | : eee Dace? te be Pees 4 |b $5.00 Guaranteed ' Intredueing e Mew Preduet competition, and then continues: | 7 the Schoenfeld’s K. & L, ; 2 for $1.01 Derive rt | ote Wis Cie | hae a Lh 61 c PEACH BLOW ROUGE “The competition to girdle the STRATE ea}. es tan? S. es eee | Electric irons PEACH BLOW ROUGE globe by air may have no connec- | tion with the aviation expansion gree ea, Varnishe eins si1.00 J. & D. Syrup H | hesphate, 2 for $1.51 S Enamels S! £1.50 J. & D. Peptoniszed | a Bit he ’ 2 fer Bie | _Menday-Tuesday-Wednesday | von 1c aa ve ton with (he eviation | expansion that the United States was influ- | o=* DOe Gran, Eff, Phosphates Se 2 fer Sic | He Ziora Antiseptic enced by the British and French | “— | or i : ITY 46 TY ” eed tit! lan thi: d-the- | Ki ‘ | CUTING QUAL siahee -FOUR a : Pelee atc acne fae eceneae’ a ADVERTISEMENT OoTH | ic ] b ht out T USH " Rubber . MYRONDA coasting aan - Britain and Yellow Teeth Gloves, France. This being the case, it is 2 Pr. for Lunch TOOTH natural that discussion is going on Bleached White $1.01 | gs of a new disarmament conference. : | i" 2 for ' “Tf these flights are planned to N Saf W $8.01 further peaceful communication ew e ay ' : =. ys PASTE ‘ throughout the world they should are a. b receive every support. If, how-/| Dentists’ New Discovery Guaranteed ‘HOUSEHOLD : oie ever. they are intended to assist | to Remove Teeth Stains— é' et in the expansion of military § air! Or No Cost. | d/ (With the forces they must be decried; they | EDIES | Orange should be stopped. If the British | a hwy do is apply a tew drops a a tew ar 25¢ 4-oz. Castor Ou. Seeenes .2 beta for 26c |around the world by air, Japan | staine disappest. ‘This ectentific treat- || 38e Aromat. Cascara. aeeace -&% bets. fer 36c _— si can be content with her role of The mild liquid softens and loosens the p An Agreeable entooker: but if their flights are hardened stainge that cling to your teeth 2-02. Ess. a bets. for 36c ~ and Efficacious preparation for expansion of their oo thee they sae be gently, brushed away ; begin t : derful . 85c UNBREAKABLE, NOISELESS f | GAINSBOROUGH HAIR NETS | 2p¢ 1-02 Ext. Vanilla. bets, for 260 ' Dentitrice military aviation defenses. Japan| S50 Cuteness -Dlsschedent ‘Combine eee for 26c must aaopt p , thon one — e tevthewhite by pre- é ; | Reg. 50 Value, nation.” venting the ormation of Jutere stains. POKE CHIPS 3] : ~ =p are ee . es ic fon 2-ca, Spir. Campher. « op... 9 2 for 1ée “4 Monday | business as the 1000 used mgt - Tilac Bath a ; ersia Soap. ..2 fer lic This acientific preparation ¥ , rbocher ‘Soap. 8 for ile will remove callouses, corns Tuesday eye the cautious Gepartment, — na wd ward, thick skins It Wednesday |the average loss per co operative | will not affect or irritate the was the same as for the 147, the to- e MAIL ORDERS FILLED ——. —_ 7 melting Ro tal losses would be only about one. a aaite Tae pertence wie aprending. ut ferms a thin _ , i ae nowing from ter Das coating ever the growth that half of 1 per cent of the volume of euffering caused by 1 heemaetianm. miT: Uelp Us Do So Vromptiy—DO THIs: dries readily when applied business transacted by the co-op- [ Maret nt ef the Include in sour order 10 per ce in 2 An application each nicht for erative selling and buying farmers.” thankful ‘ items wanted—i. ¢.. if it . na STORES | Unies at $101. wee te hich ae y ey ee age Bige So = th ye met ng Tell the calamity howler to count | jeet ef pure gratitude she te enalious te onal urchase . >. ‘ aan cot ae a age Pde Remember. you are getting ~)-— —s = — ee wawer ron Cords 10.1. Eatension Cords fup the number of private profit i« 3 b hn a oy + pg Bo eas ta 514 WASHINGTON he for Packing and Postage. ' ez. 2: ; 2 for $1. 01 2 for $1.01 | businesses that fail—there wer: Reeke T —— Help os give you et at iets 8 2? for 26¢ Tulite” Two-Way Seckets k Fatension Corde—for your 2 f 01 *3.676 in 1922. with lHabilities of Mrs. Huret ‘vas pothing to eel. Mere. an . Every penny UNUSED — oh 2 for 66c B.A fine fixtures or $2. * o° ly cut out Wie wv'ice. mall 1% te her 5 y (Sere =.) TLHNED TO VOL. (NOTE the stamps on vier lame Ot en " $623. 896.251 and then inwest his with your ews sane aad eftreus. s (West End) De Ba | CEN . ovr purchase.) roney in sound co-operative enter. ae will gladly you = Peete: . ; '« Information entirety wong tite her ae Soe ' rjenre oe P vece before yeu corect. amas SS EE LE NE IST ORE ’ ’

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Tae Prayer De ag ee a as es * aa fae “> FT yey ee : 7 4 “ nee fia ak *% Pea, te ; 4 ’ ie sve . ~ es oan »’ ~ 7B. COMBINED $1.50 Djer-Kiss_. night and morning with a soft| ! Wee 4s: ounce of giycer ng = s Pompeian, Nymfaum $f poh as directed alent wel heee ingre — } be | : = E oe nomma Se ~ Pr. eee a vers 4 e eal = i " | lows ( ; — 7 4 & orveleony powerful is Emer- | : he druggist » | Yr = Tanlac WA S oH I N Fleurs (single) ...... Oil that swollen glandsandeven ‘ Apply to the haimtwice a wee — © Luxor, double. .._.. otasn disappear when used + ong. nl ed iad 5 = | 69c -, Colgate’s — Ct sale at Raliter Droge . an This will make a gravy haired person reg: — : ‘s 7 f- —— g Co. ash- ' mate weare vounser. It 1 = MAIL ORDERS SS filled on aes Mavis ‘‘swivel’’....... f ee rho scale the Kaiser's knowleda = , Just the Thing for the Sey goods here advertised. Add 10% of A Comb for Bobbed Hair Jonteel ve cou a a oa a. Se lim | is not sticky or greasy and does not . seu Ma 2 aged = DENTIFRICES CORK B your entire purchase for mailing \ new black Comb with all fine teeth Cara Nome we , it b off. ss _ ‘ Paw. oo | Se 3 for %1.00 ALLS charges. Ail excess will be returned fit« in black agp nt separate a Hudnut 3 Three i o* pe or's comum = Pyorrhocide Powder sg, | Horsehide Cover, sale price, 25¢ | to you, enclosed in your order. Mail ean, ane PBppecqe "35 Hudnut's Gardenia... i ‘Qui k/ . ae LR Lyon's Powder or Paste 21¢ Cork-Ball Bats, sale price 50 Orders will be filled only if accompa- nana sale Price C Hudaut s Du Barry... : a C. Pchppings wasn i“ == Kolynos Paste ....28e ; P és “| pied by su*ficient postage. — " Woodworth's Karess an Fx a Bed « , — | . 2 s0c lodent Tooth Paste BA . Woodworth Ss Fiantes.... 7 | . oer ) 50c Ipana Tooth Paste 84e oa 1 lp Revelation Tooth Powder... 24¢ | $2.00 r Electrical De ent $5.00 | | is © 1 ro .. - - Specials i in Ou partn Zip The Regus Electro Hot Listerine Paste, 3 for --. 50¢ | Mineralava : ; . | Reishee Clay Wilsonia Electric Curling Iron Stuart Two-Way Plug | Extension Cords Depilatery lipoms, coces, sae in all - compo- : AND HEATS $3.98 JUST THINK! A com- CARE OF FOREIGN-BORN WOMEN A guest to stay over night. Ev- q = i} — . : — ? . “Natere's Way ) : a “Sad ~- a Report Made by Serre tary of Board — Monday s Candy Specials os tenate.” | aidtec> tubal a 3 ' P ioansee e 6 6m © 6 THE ROGERS DOTBLE ’ iynring he. \éen 6 ee FS new and I iceinpstagictinn ii: Sale Price - SIR Ro a TRE . rege ag Regular price, re acres Lue Gains i cele Our Prescription Dept. | Deodorants es — Porcelain edy during the year and. at the = ttle, : _ rection of the board 1079 persons >= ian Night 50c Non- Spt ose + +23 teri sl Euclid House = —EMPLOYS ONLY— Cream Rid-o-dor Liquid Sec, 35 SOAPS G R isit Sick persons Luci ous = jl 4 " ook 186 ; GLIDE ~OVER : furnished shelte: - ana tate tniether | ae Thoroughly, Capable, Experienced 39c¢ naa Paste sa aoe Armoar's Auditortum, dosen. .. as ange 10 zirls = 0 of shom = ” x ° ee ; _ Woodbury's. Cuticura or , — piro . 3 for 50c yee Latest model, with con- find positions. = Registered Pharmacists Tc | cdcroe |... 20, ae, Sec | DOF 3 caken..-... say ep een By E- = € one. tenitiiie 19c Germicidal 1%. 3 for. ee > gurface. gg & ~ ey > —_ . . . . . ° ° “— ; ful er wit JAPAN 70 ELECTRIFY LINES = Over a Million Prescriptions Filled to = swore ges Tar, 3 for. -....... tas sone want temp Unnne : —= Date. A Running Stream Stays Fresh. ‘Bate Pre rations re Castile, 4-Ib bar. ..... ers for cooking. A real ge - Government to Substitate Flectric- = Pp Armour’s Verbena Bath _— 4 value at NO CHANCE FOR ROACH ay ee ee = There’s a Reason. $0c¢ Wild Root Shampoo ....37¢ dozen | rrespondence 7 the Aco iatecd Preece — a ae tener emmy a ee " Peckham' ams Shaving Cre Te po € on aii ne | (;overi er? rallwavs - NI { TR al Ty BRAND im rted Manill . ettra wide mouth. being feur ineh ( anthro. shampoo Sec . z% piro kills them. There's no danger, 90 | o¢ ¢. country will begin to be put == $1 Edna Wallace Hopper, i9e Cigars: blunt hape: caine larce sr Peat ae gt ~ The Ps mace 30c Palmolive Shampoo 27¢ Se Barbasol Shaving © — 2a : : . at wy Bie pie — = och = . S . - > o =. 1 t re e . ~~ : a . pees. Ful i ito the crevices for j into effect this year. Appointment = 50c Pozzoni s hase S40 4. cach: 10 for 37; Box of 100. $3.63. de anna. end makes it 50¢ Packard's Hair Restorer, 39c -oc William's Reloeds. “2-ied Pinaud’s Lau de Quinine. Soc William's Shaving ches, into the air for flies, around | o¢ an electrification bureau within ==50c¢ Carmen ..............29¢ GENUINE BRIAR PIPES, with Bakelite impcenibie fer. the clatcats te = ds for bed bugs. Free plants, chick- | the railways depar tment marks an = g5 Dier-Ki 69c “tems: valoes up to $1.25; Monday only. 63c. toate siden when sens -saant for ¢ns, pets and animals of insect life. El | actual beginning on the program = © jer- —_ een SMOKING. TOBACCO, in fall pound §tins-. metoring. picnics and excursions. Vampiro is in the YELLOW bellows The Railways Department wil) == 50c Djer-Kiss ......... S46 tuxedo. 85c: Prince Albert. 95c- Velvet. 95«. 7 box, 10c and 30c sizes, at the nearest begin electrification with the To- ==50c Hytone ........... _20¢ *12¢ size Tuxedo cut to 1c. 5 cans for 45c Dandc ~ine 29c, 49c, SSC Store. There's a big sifter-top can fer kaido Railwat the ine connecting ==50c Freeman's Wild Root Hair Tonic, 42c. S3c $1.00 W. W. Liélac- Vegetahi . ae gg ah too, for og eaatagetig yon * Bovay iene mee a RUBBER GOODS $1. 25 Coty’ S L’ ‘Origan Fare Powder, 9c Kolar-Bak Hair Restorer. $1.29 $5.00 kx z corm, th ; ; * 69. $1.29 Brow natone 3o&. $1.19 50c Golden Glint Shampoo, 3 for 56c °8° Molle Shaving Cream, cs Witch Hazel, pint.. Colgate’s Shaving Cream, | re 2 | Woodward & Company, P. 7 | eles trify the Tokaido from Tokio as = 25¢ Woodbury’ ' 58 otis a SALE 4: All colors, cap or eg ar as Kozu, 5% miles to the south. ==$1.00 Mary Garden ......7 — oe | ve ion =A he he” tebaick line t =f 3 ober % — $2.25 Omega Combination Foun- $3 Coty’ S Emeraude Perfume, 02., $2.69 ured ? kosuka, the na‘ base on Tokio SS S - « ine. = 50c aiicens aocaro 83c —— Se $1. 00 Golliwog Per ume, $1.00 $1.00 package. C rid at) ae See feitire wich their wed dogs sino E75e Mad Cap Orange Rouge, syringe 91.49 N us Perreme $39 | ; =e eS BSc 82 5 socwrny commason town $0-Caron’s Black Narcissus ounce beings cut alae : . -— —~ Ma eo! » Cures Golte ort, sth thin tpowing the trait appears over- == 75¢ Mandarin Rouge 63¢ Bottle: Maroon Rub- => ‘ aati dozen ..©& 0 0 £ head, the dogs stampede. The dog = 50c Dijer-Kiss Rouge 36C | soher:‘eutra sise tubing $2.39 (Gorers] F bod] howe | DUC Peheco in Tooth 3 for $1. Te ed lustrous CaUey in Se ee Any reader who suffers from the above mushers are POTIONS to have —— pie, “sn —— 39c 3.40 “uperior Fountain svringe Paste a 10On every woman ’s hair | * @ie thot can Be quickly ured at home the air route changed LO avo.d “eamiless Hed Rab- we e wrt mia , ough th re. ice « " rinte he —— — at “able discovery. ot ee - athe 2m a y ne le rt Th ber: extra size tubing $?. | 9 Oe Kantol Skin Flixir Tubes Me \0 RUGS—Y our choice — meda gp ith & alia lont send a MM sleil lf? FOLINME stock ~ f.. , penn) Wt write Mr. Roees at s he “ of the dog trains out ef commis oe Househotd Bubber 39¢ 49c ; 79¢ Shree Oam floral of conventional _ ua 5 orTrier wh Lf t you notning ; _>* . - = 2 ar - Pay it @oee not cure. slong the trail for miles gt waa 59c — os BL. 25 Djer- -KiSS Vegetal, 8c —— Toei They are heavy pile Rags. C - . er’s flors 7 - al or Oriental ¢ VET "RUGS—Rugs of un beauty, in new an patterns quisite eolor blendings ..... ee He Should Have a Chifforobe in His Room Mission style in oak finish; has Grawers and hanging space for garments: a popular and useful piece for any man’ s room. con °8¢ 55°) §2.25 Pitas ‘irr’ $1.69] * | ste Bottle,3 39¢| F ove reams : abgounge 35 35elMennen’s Talc., 0... 3 for 50¢ $3 —$——————= Cucumber are both Genco Rae cleansing and «kin ‘rats: | - |Pinkham’S Veg. COMP. . .03C| 2- om © 6° OS 6 6 6 @. 6.6 & OO eee Soe 47c “(trops are broke in and — Hair dnes = balf actiy as described and i! PFiectric Flee fer chikiren's teeth q Renefic ee ail. yrup 1gs em c Baume Analgesique beeseoeen cose een oe WH.46 3 Bee 63c teense das Cages: 89 ae hei rated Ve cvueran Iron, with oe cum~ price C a : ia Bayer'’s Aspirin Tablets, Mulsified Cocoanut Oil................ 35c, 69 a Special Wc package... .63c 2dozen , eis Spon, S Giri. oc. 38 aca 35c Special Sale of Sale Price. . Bottle of 100 O2e Pesemide, pound bottle... . 26... ccc cece ne 19- Bonailla Products ESO 2h ae cerd and stand «ith lee rvery article par chased frem we te clive yeu perfect eatixfaction anda te reeresent 93 fall taliee fer the erice ren Paid mae thie > ws ; 7 a ; This be am all coames Range. Has fall 1 inch even and beailer. 4 res ms pa nee Creme. rs $1. 20 Bromo-Seltzer 79: Peechee White Shoe Cleaner............... 18c¢ paar oneees Clay $1.83 made of poltshed steel. lnciuded is an enmmei drip ond ‘aa Ren cong ~o 5c ou 5, © Mayr’ $ Stomach Remedy mS eee ee ee ee 89c $1.50 Boncilla Clay | Thie Range is strictly guaranteed -_ c Daggett & Ramsdell's, 35c S R ~— Special Demonstration wamp DS « -» oa 6 w eile « wwreeeeee seen 44c, 87c (in jars) $60 Gelden Oak Porcelain-T Hind’ Honey and Almond $1.00 Boncilla Cla ian Gabinete op ~sanind 30, 83¢ Lady Esth GC and Freezone Corn Remedy.................... tag, NE 69c 7] Has sifter four bin. imert- 50 50c Mavis : 37 y ) er Adlerika . Socw ses de ececcesencecaseees seas 83c 75c Boncilila Cold or Van- 59 ty fremt and many other 50c Hytone Creams 29c i oe ee éem- 50c Eatonic Tablets 6c oe eeeeestiert 6s eeen eee 34c ishing Cream, paee C a3 cand (ASM. $1 FER WEF Th eatrical Cold Cream. one- without any o Meietiion Pogo « Zonite eee eae Oe ee 8 ee Se ae ee 39c, 73¢ saaae Benciiie, “Four t Boute- ee 15 teer 9.95 tepat can 44c Part. amy questions in regard to I .. 3 ic > «wre dines! tn ettaie cach ee $1.09 powder is the first one on the sae Sanitol Vanishing __ 23¢ ‘¢ ©"re of the skin. $1.10 Nuxated Iron....... market wih o vankhing econ ‘ie EE 50c Mary Garden Cold 4-P C RIE MP GIC base. Sale fl yy Vanichin CS spose wream, Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. .27c, 53c, $1.13 price............. 19¢ loa oe ee wea be-all ipapgeraad ey 90c, 75¢, $1.25 Gc McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Tablets.......... 49c 519° Boncilia skin Food 79 Congoleum - ==$1 Pompeian Massage. __78¢ nl tn pourtme Eye Retsedy..............0-. 98c t5c Boncilla Lemon 59 a. Rugs nF = Othine, double strength _.79¢ Face Powder } = Akane 0 360¢ Gets-It Corn Remedy... .... ype atenatt ee 21C! cess Dentin Seu c Hughes’ Ideal 4 ee Sak wel ut?) = Stillman’s Freckle ....... , mene . 50¢ Hire’s Root Beer Extract 19¢ -ompiete Bae $1.83 Hairbryshes, $1.-* sar «6 $15.95)" Body P Van Ess a Tonic, bottle. ray ~ oh 3 bottl 00 33.23 de = ~ y Powder, with Puff, 69c arvunsion Sadiais Pheusiiin _ = ve dagen $2.79 Storainnii: ‘iu Mii mimi tt eh The

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SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1924, _ ES - — = 3 i TT, We Will Engrave 3 FREE! wo of Your Initials= on Any of These ony el ring Maid, boudoir... $1.25 ring Maid, vanity 1.005) } 1 Air Embaume 1.50 = 25 Trejur, with lipstick.$1. 095 50 Dijer-Kiss mpeian, Nymfaum . $1. 50 = pubigant's Ideal or Quelques = Fleurs (single) $1.50 or, double $1.50 Ee AVis ‘‘swivel’’ $1.50 »nteel . Nome .... udnut'’s Three Flowers, udnut’s Gardenia..... dnut's Du Barry oodworth’s Karess = 13 3S 25 - > ~ *. ss i = gi oodworth’s Fiancee... $175 = : ~ - ne Rogers Electro Hot Platex ILS, COOKS, RIES, TOASTS - ; AND HELATS S&T THINK! A com- e¢ Hot Pilate hand- ly nickel - gig Ir mption of current small. Attach te lamp socket, Serviceable at all times. traveling it proves a ereat convenience. the home it is almost indispensable. The > © places it within the reach of everyone. THE ROGERS DOUBLE ELECTRO |= EB HOT VLATK. Regular _— £5.00. Sale price $2. 98 | soars f Armour’s Auditorium, dozen... .79c foodbury'’s, Cuticura or Resinol, box of 3 cakes.... sermicidal 1%, 3 for rn “ee B Gee... ..iwecics Pure Castile, 4-Ib rmour’s Verbena Bath Soap, dozen | Shaving Preparaticis = She Palmolive Shaving Cream. .23¢ — pOc William's Shaving Cream,.33¢cS Se Barbasol Shaving Cream. .53e: Sc William's Reloads........ 18 = bo William's Shaving Stick ..2 ‘olgate’s Shaving Cream, 50c Molle Shaving Cream, .... Witch Hazel, pint,. 1.00 W. WW. Ldlac- Veoctal,’ $5.00 New Style. Coane Razor E Complete with 12 blades; any modc!. - 5.00 AUTO STROP RAZORS Complete with Strop and Pac kage s of 10 Dlades our Choice American Lady Double orz Single Mesh Hair Nets 2 fringe, dozen OD _. Playing Cards Tt US F “Mf Poker Chips Red, white and blue. Hard water makes it dull and brittle. USE CLEERO Then no rinsing is neces- sary. Cleero washes hair with a substance good for the hair. Dirt comes to top of the foam. Wipe off with towel. Hair dries in half the time. Sale Price. 39c | 2-quart S18 Cs with handle sale price, 49c Hughes’ Ideal No. 66 Hairbrushes, $1.19 eit i bo Reeeese it is very concentrat- \PLAN 2. Use the Remedial Plan of | da little goes a long way. Ap- | Retail Trade Acceptances. Reecive | t and morning with a soft | 100% cash on time business of 12 as directed until the oyeeee months or less, Rate, 6% discount, plus service charge. ‘Plan relieves marvelously powerful is Emer- | merchants of 75% of collection Oil that swollen glands and even | eectarer 4° E59 Om Tye ; oe om TT TE “Et BET TORS PA RC RTs NDAY. MAY 18, 1924. ; r : \ ae Prete ‘ ——— i a A ae A a aa ca ca ee ; : Se eee Gt ‘ = pVERTISEMENT w Treatment for Vari-|Cash toMerchants on _| the sheritt of a rural county, Veins and Ulcers [nstallmentAccounts OTH ANNIVERSARY len veins are dangerous and | p burst. Sufferers are adv ised | a two-ounce, original bottle of | ‘PLAN 1. Use present installment | Oil (fulf strength), at any | Contracts as collateral to direct | erist and start to reduce the | loan. Usual margin required. Such loans made at 7% discount. Month- . and bunches at once. titute found her Vhe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other noe oe COMBINED . The committee recently has | traveling in a covered | psychiatric clihic. who’ wagon with her déstitute fattior. | The girl is. befng ‘treated at the | ——$___—— Bremen Evangelical ‘ashaeal ‘inns recommend Emerald | ly payments. Expense of co!! lection | Congregation Begins Week's ttle will last a long | chants. inced to normal. expense. disappear when used ste adily. | P Keiffer Drug 0 d Fa aa aassrug Co. 700 Wash- | REMedial System at Loaning, lnc. 300- )-304 CHEMICAL BLDG. av.; Johnson Bros. Drug Co. is used in hospital practice, from customers borne by mer : Bethlehem Evangelical tuditmerén' | Church, 2227 Salisbury street, wil) | "Specially | 8.90 Fact nev’ Always Reasonable Prices iadard Quality Merchandise - Convenient Terms | ‘Courteous Service Large Stocks You get all this at BUETTNER’S, and the combination means your perma- nent satisfaction. We appreciate your business. | Easy Payment Terms Arranged on Any Purchase BUCK’S Porcelain Gas Range Tatest model, with con- eealed bolts and a smooth gurface. Easy to clean. A wonderfu! baker with full-size oven; four burn- ers for cooking. A real value at 4°79 Celebration of Event. celebrate. this week the seventy-| OF BETHLEHEM CHURCH y- Special Attention Paid to Children MODERN OPTICAL CO., 3d Floor 604 Olive St. {Over Boyd's Clo. Co.) GLASSES ON CREDIT Pay $1 00 a Week Fou Seed not tf Nn pelle a Take Elevator TO PREVENT PAIN in the Extraction o etter ad: ANESTHE HESIA erve Blocking) mest tify- ty oy ‘Datient™ and” the “Sentics. +d DR.H.E. DOWEL) UY OES DENTISTRY WEL Receive Caretat, SEVENTH and OLIVE, &. E. Cor.. Over Sanéoert’s Entrance on Seventh St : Ste 6 v news service. fifth anniversary of the founding f= bewepaper_gtving__ Associated the church in 1849 at the corner of New Bremen, two miles north St. Louis. has arranged a program of daily | services for this week at which! a LA | be held at 9:30 a. m., 10:30 a. m. Visiting pastors wil] preach. The regular Sunday services today will | and 7:30 p. m., and a special sere ice will be conducted each week. | day night at 8 p.m. Next Sunda} | evening a cantata, ‘City of ul 70d,’’ will be sung by the church | | choir. | The original Bethlehem church | building was a two-story brick | structure at Nineteenth and Salis- bury streets, built by gifts of two | men, one Who gave an $800 lot and | a ee In 1893 the growing congregation | built a new church at its present | | | destroyed by fire, and the present | building was erected a year later. | pastor, in 1850 established a school. | ' which has grown steadily. At pres-' /@nt it numbers 270 children. with a six teachers, and the school, having | SEGRE RECRRRRRE Rees S| | fully accredited. The church has GIBSON’S_ Porcelain CIALLY PRICED, "39- Refrigerator Will keep your food fresh and caret, with small ice bill. Has yne-piece porcelain lining wil on velnded corntrs. Fitted . with nickel-plated solid brags locks and hinges. Beautifully finfsh- ed a rich gwolden oak. SPE- See the Special Values in Our Rug Department 9x12 FT. SEAMLESS VELVET $ OO RUGS—Your .choice — medallion, 29: floral or conventional design 9x12 FT. AXMINSTER RUGS— $ 50 They are heavy pile Rugs. Choice a floral or Oriental patterns 9x12 FT. FRINGED WILTON VEL- VET RUGS—Rugs of L webahiae 50 beauty, in new patterns and ex- — quisite color blendings He Should Have a Chifforobe in His Room Mission style in oak finish: has @rawers and hanging space for sarments; a popular and useful blece for any man’s room. Priced at. ) Many Others to Select From Handsome 3-Piece Mohair a the other who financed the build- | ing. In 1855 New Bremen was an- nexed to St. Louis and three years | later the church was replaced by a! new structure which stil] stands. | location, which within a year was The Rev. Herman Fick, the first | eight grades and a kindergarten, i | & membership of 2015. ‘FEAR IN JAPAN SOUTH AMERICA MAY BAR IMMIGRANTS Correspondence. of the Associated Press. OSAKA, Japan, April 21.—Fears | that*American influence may close to Japanese emigrants the eae of South America, at present offer- | ing the most hopeful‘ outlet for Ja- | pan’s surplus population, are ex- | pressed in an editorial appearing in the Osaka Asahi, the newspaper | with the largest circulation in| Japan. The editorial deals at length with Japan's problems of! population, food supply and emi-| | gration. “We cannet be sure that we shall be permitted to send emigrants /even to Brazil and Peru without molestation.’’ savs the Asahi, aft-! er detailing the restrictions impos- ed on Japanese migration by the United States and the British Em-' | pire. “Japan's population.is increas- | |} ing at the rate'of 600,000 a year. 'If no outlet for this increase can be found, her future is a gloomy one. There are now $36,000 Ja-' panese in Brazil and 18,000 Peru, and there appears to be room for many more. But the migra- tion to South America in even such limited numbers is now the sub- jeét of discussion in a certain for- eign country. It appears likely that the influence of the Pan- American creed may be ex! tended to block us in South America.’ ET ee ee * Sh EE caalianadhae — Social Service Hears From Giris. Mrs. Mary Ferris, social service secretary of the Big Sisters of St. Louis. announced yesterday’ that letters from a number of girls who have been helped by the organiza- tion were read at the last meeting of the case committee, which in- vestigates persons reported as des- provided for a 17-year-old girl said” to have the mental development of a girl of 10. who was sent here by ADVERTISEMENT Print This About Joint-Ease Says Druggist ‘Joint-Ease | is etait like | hot cakes in my store be- cause it is a/ wonder ful | and speedy remedy for all joint troubles, , ‘*But why not impress | on tens of) thousands of | suffering peo- | ple some of | the things that dozens of my custo- mers tell me almost daily. ee ee —— ae eee eee a ——— -_ - -_—_—_—— The Rey. Joseph Frenz, pastor, NSEERBI ». Nineteenth and Salisbury streets. | T in what was then the village o | of ilntstensmmeentemennteall “wg Pree, S.E.COR.8TH.& FRANKLIN AVE. CREDIT © IS LOOKED UPON mas pe BDA vet AS BEING. THE FURNITURE =HREAa ee ee Breakfast Outfit and Any Other 2 Rooms Shown!! : = \ECONOMY CENTER : a : - - , - « , : : ad - .* - , ’ . - Living-Room Suite ronstrouction chair OK davenport and arm-rocker Skillfully constracted of real walnot in a very age pattern. Suite consists of how-end Genuine walnut Dining-Reom Suite. Comprises a buffet. otenssen.§ e. five cathedral-back chairs and one arthec ’ Comprises —— cabinet, cabinet gaa range. chairs, also floorcevering. Has all-Marshall loose-cushion spring-srat . . Chotee ef davenport and arm- i) : . ‘ ‘ Davenette Suite With Table Qaasterenss oak and genuine mahogany ve- neer. -. Consists of davenette (thet opens inte a full-sized oil steel bed), armchair and arm rocker. Library table in mahogany yo sane With Each Outfit Purchased! Young couples always come fo the Relinble when ready for their heme outfit, having been informed by those who have made Fe | vious purchases that here you are offered the a T, valve at the minimum in price. In ae COMPLETE THREE-ROOM “UNE BRIDE” HOME FIT we have endeavored toe attain a new high-value giving mark and know you will agree that we re been more than successful, for rarely indeed, is f nitere of such durabic, dependable construction, and truly miagnificent appearance offered at se low a price. We invite you te come in and see this outfit assembled at our establishment just as it will leok im your own home. ALL YOU PAY IS— The Bedroom Suite ser and chifforette. Dining-Room Suite The Kitchen Outfit table, three leather- ry ten disappears A tube for W volff. Wilson. Drug Co.. “th and Washingten Av. SRE SeReeeeseeeeer eee slis lots of Jouint-Eave. -_— = Rafe Salon =" — == \ in offering this handsome ad | Saite 4 oo E mM at far lteee the lt in pure constructed and ee > s three massive eces. incledin 4 dda venntte ‘thet operas inte a a EEnEnET HE WE BIG STORE AT tree z ; SOR. #7 y. armchair an an excepttonal a... duction—only $52.50 Braatival Seamless 9x12 Axminster Rug — Wevren piece. 4 beotutely perfect. marka bie at, only —Very deantifal 25 design—offered ts P ?

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ening newspaper COMBINED t2 The Daily POST-DISPATCH. alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other ev Kelly, president of the American | from her donation af 4 | i boo ‘-ad orner Stone laid rrow. | onites | of. f 2 [aon Re groaned Says ds. 2 bs caine ss "| 2 thes aren ya macy sole oe neato. | Institute of Mining and Metal-| a memorial to her tate | 1 RIINS RIS |ers. It has ai shining brown, | The corner stone of Newton R- te 08 will be addresses by Chan-| lurgical Engineers. and Edward | Seiten a and ’ a0 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | , | “ . Wilson of | i» [Peer Pape. ween woes ee Wilson Memorial Hall, on Wash! cellor Hadley, Walter E. McCourt,| Fiad. cing rts = the cor- | (Breus® the use of ie | ington University campus south of; professor of geology, which depart-| Brentmoor **" | pens: Sane wae 5 Phoenix Furniture Co.’s Comfortable : Well Constructed FURNITURE & HOME ; NON CHINE iF TRIBE | sine vatter’ana omer rood articies. Eads Hall, will be placed at 3:39| ment the hall will house; William! ner stone. The building results! oon me ? * | Have vi Special to the Post-Dispatch. a | = . = for Our atrons Over _ WASHINGTON, May Iii. uri- | P for 32 Years, ‘ous peoples, lost tribes of early Asi- | FRANKLIN FURNITURE CO.—10 32 FRANKLI : il atic migrations, were found in un-/| Easy Terms to f mapped Kansu regions by a Na- tional Geographic Society expedi-| tion which made its way, in part With $10.00 along the Yellow River aboard a FREE i raft of 72 yak skins. Frederick R. Wulsin, leader of Purchase the expedition, reports principally he non-Chinese tribes of , hase of 310 we give upon t og With — , , ' i thrust in their girdles. their most 4 ey . Beautiful 4-piece Queen Anne design Bedroom Suite, consisting of ‘cherished articles of adornmen? : bow-end bed, dresser, chifforobe and | ) eh es = vanity dresser. This is a well-con- 75 pas — and a peculiar “head structed Suite, weinut finish and a s harness. - large, thin sheets which are used pes aco ee ee ee ae ie —. - ot alent pleasing design: «asily worth $200.00. , . ' While the stock on hand lasts, we women's Strange Hairdressing. place them on special sale at.......... I was informed that unmarried Terms—37.00 Monthly girls wear from 20 to 30 braids ~ ~ ~ = which hang loose all around: mar- 8§-P 5b = S t | ried women do their hair in a knot iece nin ul e€ |at the back of the head, covered Wainut Finished, $139.75 cee © Site Deke ea. Se : held in place by a harness of red b: IY a at Sa If you want to sec rea! vatues in Dining-Room or black cloth.” Wulsin writes. a S57] S¥> = ~— : | ‘ Furniture, by all means visit our store. Right now ) “What front and side hair is SASS aa Os Oe | : y ( etter oni Felt A alg eoay today ys ane sae not caught in the knot hangs loose 1 ‘a> eS ~, | = +>. ae “ - 3 stocks of Dining-Room Furni- over the cheeks and shoulders. The we “e | s PY ure in 01 ntire history, a! Be 5 Jy ! ; coring bein oR tees a4 harness in question consists of a Sah” wie gen: : | Meee | alr ti rices are 81 risingiy w. : : ~ ; ‘ | _ 7 aa ee erhesteriem,.. Pine cloth band, which goes around the a tae a. * Ay ais ) \ a We quickly ~ F : ; ; - We . e and e—_—_—_——_—_— ————— me wee ee BL advise you to act a +t the heicht of the t : head at the height of t! em- i>. | In Queen Anne design. Oblong table tis of & on i grade . ’ Lt ticaing = — Se ©. ° . at , f thi - - ; ~. . ~ and avail yourself « is op ples, and a central strip which lies a. ; itt , n . ae Consists of strongly bull? solid oak . adtias . ao | 4 Rtas a La) ° . a . ek ‘ Old Sto and. the go-calied Chon) Sietens 12 - aie A Beautiful SEE Soroisierea in wenuing leather nn . . ° ’ .mi . fr s Luc sic ~ io : : | le rs. 5 [ive ~ , ie. 4 rig but married people can deep drawers ‘ | lit = | , . on ange tom, s¢ p- Wealilnur n- Our display of all-steel White Frost Refrig- arate at will. Some women poref*r ished. | — | Be. ba i . pineras > & ie, cate ed aa > teak not to marry: marriage means net, white enamel porcelain-top table, two chairs ‘aed : rigeravo! = mote ad ——- | ae | and a genuine Gold Seal Congoleum rug. j w 4 , S : -_~* , d ee d LL _aeneaseneed . ’ es . ™ . , joint and seam permanently sealed and is looking after a husband. and if airtight and moisture-proof, and the enamre! their property is enough they can is baked on inside and out. insulated with : o _ 2 ; ground cork. and the shelves reveive This hve the usua life o an mad. . . Refrigerator is of the highest type through- ’ hile n they may Fe! ‘ ~ Range has polished steel Comes in all colors. blue. gray and : PBR ae ‘ , | ! ] , yy "P. is full sized. havi = - x" 2 T -—- =» *¢ -» + ae ’ : a in : Tt four . Special showing of White Enamel anys 92 & reset Of passing attach- “a '. ged ) = ail ts a ® gas burners and four ‘“ b te Frost Refrigerators ments. , ; - | , | ; = ' ‘ : , ea a ‘ oa holes. Has large. roomy oo | | ‘> . . 7°" and warming closet and A Puzzled Brithe Giver. ; |) Be. 4 } i Put e Mare 63:-°° The Choni Tibetans retain their 4 “4 | ; i . at 4 | | = : ither coal or gam oe ~ Siren Mito we Oa onms ~tP O ar paas, cum iow * i ens individuality Part'y because thev , : A = ' : ae . ‘on « = : — ; : -- — © se : qv" inhabit Inaccessibie mountains. A* ; os t \ oe yee 1 Retin ngs, ~ a ; i? ? -. _ . Convenient Credit Terms. their capitai. (nont!. on the Tao River, lives the hereditary Chinese ; _— 4) ‘ A ' ei " nler 4 48 tri h a ‘ : , —— ad ' et | . . of Chi robes Sage Clg tribes of this people. , Chair, Rocker 2 0 He can levy taxes. quel] rebellions. ' | ' f “ j B h “him ae _ ; 6. ’ . Most complete line in city: all designs the Chinese say of him, “He has ‘ ic’« hes o2¢ — and finishes. We call aitention to one the pig's head, but cannot find the —s ; Bedroom consists of a large d r. bow-énd bed ’ —= -- 4 _ aoor of the temple.” Thew _ . . ee . resser, 2 from our display. Very special a Powe . \ TL pie. ihey imply; and y¥ , , : » that he ' 7 , and your choice of either chiff r vanit that he is willing to give bribes to her chitforobe or vanity. Suite _—__- is well designed and is finish ; . 45 keep his position. but too many of- py ae ; : EE—_—SS—_ enact wire Bo we ficials expect them, and he cannot XY . ~— tel! open deserve the largest. alnut Dining-Room Suite Wulsin’s study of the province —_—— a 2 eer | ah cage 2.00 Cash, $2.00 Monthly includes also extensive botanical and 200 Ovgical obeervations. One Sal ! lenti } rith velvet lined drawer, suitable for silver and six , A F — Special of Two-iInch ¢ tree he mentions. kn nl I + ; , Ag: atl Consists of a table of the extension type, buffet Steel Beds ih Style and beautiful in | wainut We place on sale 5° = inch Steel Beds. "WA bn COU s 50 ~ 4 er gg chair, wae ana meta that as . mea te fenton oe ve Deaton 5 —— -_ : : size bed Has be ’ ‘sits : o-to . . a ce $12 Down ° $1.50 Weekly . | ne ‘ ee al ented with . ' Just like ilivstration.” These Beds are : white enameled; have I-inch fillers. uu. ’ Mt eg Upholstered in a good grade imitation leatues: onsiets « 1 nutitel qxidised O66 am casily worth $12.58; on special sare -\alal® Hh) Be b. ’ t -' Ma ‘ while stock lhasts at =. t | ’ : ~ 45 | | ‘lad Hy nt Hay Fever Sufferers => Rc Solid ardwood ey | $5 Monthly $44.50 $s fe a ee =—— Free Trial of Method That Anyone — Refrigerator , 4 31.28 Cash—S1.08 Menthiy : Cam Use Without Discomfort | : : or Loss of Time. . g the case ts of solid haré- . ¢ 7 Blue, White or Gray Linoleums We have a rethod for the contro! of | wood with double wall con- Asthma. and = Want vou to try tt at | ' struction. It is well insulat- Gas Ran e our expense ovo matter w ether eur 4 2S " ase is of long standing or recent) a | ed. Food compartment is nange velopment, whether {t is presen | white enamel. Has a re- E VY ] : . . Gerenic Asthma or ‘Hay prom ,& xtra Value in This Walnut Bedroom = =***r!er i #1! enamel and —- cneemmentienmeentl should send for a free Tri ate movable sanitary drain, brass —————e a nickel trimmed. Has an method No matter in what - fittings and easy rolling Includes a full size bow-end bed, dresser 18-inch oven and broiler 2 casters. with large mirror and chifforobe. Finished 00 = in wainut. It is a remarkably beautiful cr . ee ees ee a oe “a Sufte, priced specially for this week. ——— +~and removable tray. We especially wart te send % + +> ‘ s Down, .56 WV eekl apparently hopeless cases. ahene Gal | , $10 $1 y forme of ina ere éour hes Opiur prep- arationrs. fume: “patent smokes ete have failed We want to show evervene at our expense. that our meth: Two-Tone Enamel 1 . ; eigned to end all aiffiestt pono a 4 ~f «a ; oe ode aa, and all those terrible per- Five-Piece Breakfast Set r , Gas Range This free offer is tem tmpertant ta . . megiect a single dar Write new q \ s a begin the methed a once yo Consists oT Regs, 8x12, momey. Simply mail coupon below table with . 1 today—ryou even do not pay postage. | drop sides and : Lao — ro _ > ‘ ‘ . a . $ HOEN FURNITURE CO = " " ye = z : cist D FRONTIER ASTHMA CO. Reem Finished. in | ru a ' - ‘‘ i [658 Niagara and Hudson Sts. Bat-] | , ; , , om Sn : 7 ie ‘ sla. NX YF your choice of ¢ NTU 2 E be . SeaTantond in every way ¢ . ‘ 7 . H ) | ite ; | ing 3 | | , i : Parte, . , Send free trial ef your methed te: enamel colors. 1030-32 FRANKLIN AV. | Between 12th 1226-1228 OLIVE ST. & 13th Sts. . *-* ———

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we - " ; ™ “ — — E xl i i td REPT Te, ™ oe. mia ah se Ra ee Se . he deg OPE rT he a i rw yea cee orcs — - . bLADAY ao > sUNDAY, : M 4 ‘% p) . ee : « 24. ~ wll me. ll The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED rs ‘ N om her donation of $275 at “ ype Pomncate kc? oft all a THE FIGHT OVER THE Burnincass buliding re ae i Vv Y Cl D E rough the use of Poxt. bg, a dae ete ‘ong His Duh sincss Card Wasnt © | ol oe inus itching, or, || all expense. umn at | yee oe itching and minus comfort, || . x» Carry a nF take a chance. }]' “For two years I suffered ®& = your rec teatio Sat TLIDE with you on | ' ma jeer eae aa es 4 : a _ . en ri Pr se init et, treatment of IVY Por. FIL iS LE | } ota CORE- ALL, _ Relief [ _ i M I BY 10 A. M. READY BY 4: 30 P. M. | derful Remedy made me yg Be is instant. . 50c P Aloe’ TER BOX at your druggist or s One- Day Film Dev eloping and Printing Service | Ss — . _— .- J ’ : : : « | BERLIN, May 17.—Where is ee ODAK HEADQUARTERS | Saviee on maney. vefented. Wane " li I I \ Se f | the dividing line Posner. the pri- 7 3 ! 513 Wilson Drug Co.. Judge & Te ( pis =* tee re Oa he ec, 2 rH he. - Ee Rie co eR | . ey oh m wee Si stores), Enderle Druc Ceo is ene PS eee 2s. | iw ma — ' We u tt ; lit am (Of i OU Hy S88 8)8 2.8 8 Sa reewwenws | vate property of the Hohenzollerns G d d Johneon : ms * and the property held by virtue of a : oe Street ALOES Washi an ) Pye gg 9 pe af e wh ; , | L ashington m@ regal station? Is the Hohenzollern ) — —— r former kingly job entitled to an . FES SRS AEC : |“ posT-DISPATCH WANTS ae 1 \ our 5 annuity like that of a superannu- . ' RESTORE LOST ARTICLES of ® ated state official? \or sentimental valee. | . Credit These questions are the subjects s of heated litigation between the Is ® Hohenzollerns and the Prussian ‘ =“ Ministry of Finance. Pending set- +. tlement,. Princes and Princesses of IT OLS - 1116 O/7 ve. — Offers LES) Good the former imperial house are re- i }j ceiving a monthly rental equalling | 708. 10. 12 FRAN Here! - | the highest salary paid a Prussian | “ KLIN “yh B official, namely, 400 gold marks, ¥ m) (normally $200.) , Te ; The question of disposal of the! € P } ? ” vast estate of the various German ; — & royal houses arose after the 1918 | - hi her states set- ; ~" . ®@ a revolution. While ot SMASHING ALL LC ALL G ALL LOW PRI | tled the issue either by compromise CE RECORDS & & LOW CREDIT TERM Ss FOR EVERY ROOM IN THE @/ or by legislation, there as yet has » A Fe HOUSE ° been no agreement on the subject between Prussia and the Hohenzol- @ i ierns. Meanwhile all of the prop- ———— ONE WEEK ONLY @| erty is in sequestration. ; § ; Rulings on Some arg? | We offer you furniture values such as are only In the case of the Oels’ Estate | ; we possible through our mighty eight-store buying the Prussian government upholds “ 7 wer c= power. Here are the greatest bargains that the sequestration but permits the 7 - ‘ all our eight-store buyers secured this season. former crown Prince use of the : | They represent savings of 25° to 50%. Come estate. In the case of his cousin, : . adh ddddddadddddldda ‘ hait s, ————— top. Slightly Community Drama to Be Enacted any color desired. Spe- n. Oblong table is of extension | r a cially priced at MACH. i ccece be had with seats of cither tap-— \ . errr ae ¢ ee oe NES eee $i ma A \'s y \ rn OTR. "calls BBCi tna § ~ ; P ” TE (> ) ay oy = Oe wi Bo Be ' ‘ pwn leather. Walnut finished. > Free! 26-Piece Table Set!—Free! —f* .. BRA ag Fons \E wba ie vee e -" 75 . , WALLA WALLA. Wash., May 17. .\ SS : Nal OP © fae | . The romantic history of the Pa- i ') f, . J . : \Z 49-9 $1 Weekly | ae eo cific Northwest, from the advent of : ‘ee — : wna eee \T "wey 2 @i the Lewis and Clark exploration | ee @ Tt m party in 1895 to the building of the , $1 50 Weekly Pays for Tt s | figst western railroad in 1875, °*will F Thi Fine or This Fi For This Genuine Wainut ' be re-enacted in a huge commun- Refrigerators * be =F | ! ane! rT ~ ES 3 , aeRE tape crama here May 20 ont $8 BEDROOM SET BUYS THIS LOOSE-CUSHION -DINING-ROOM SET y 5 ee = at Walla Walla, Wash., May 28 * © 2 “How the West Was Won" ig the Wi ’ title of the pioneer pageant. Last ” ith $17. 00 Value = / Le vear it attracted an attendance: of Beauty. refinent#ht and quality ata $200 LIVING-ROOM SUITE, $1 19 rot sheer charm, quality and design : ; = 30.000. This year, with a cast of sensationally low price—genuine wal- thi Seamless $35.00 Massive Built t T bl 2900 an eve are biti oe nut two-toned with gold line—every You'll find it impossible to equal this Set at $75 more than this price— $20 mar Be 62 — FR Be Dav enpor 4 | c veUV, an no more ambitious pro- piece large in size, hand-rubbed fin- richly upholstered, fine quality crushed velouy, its deep, full spring seat and | ‘White | : Extension Table @ duction has been planned. The omy 4 competed qreaser. Bagge — — homage oti go give it ma er ok = comfort of the finest Set " | oe P ; ; = . robe an w bed—the sensation o obtainable—-you must see it to understand the meaning of the phrase, finch buff orcelain | and 4 Chairs ag | 2= 95 Bed Outtit * need ace ean a 1924 at $1729. “the biggest value in St. Louis.” . ccoetien Gaal chaine—~ail for ni ‘ r. ] ¢ rs : ‘ y. re + ; | @ Walla Walla Valley and the neigh- ; Lined | x 50 $ WE m boring states of Oregon and Idaho a ’ Food Lai a participating. The cast includes| ye > 3 , | Ky . : | a $00 adult choristers, 600 juvenile ay t $ a sidhet ZA ep i] ' Chambers | Beautifully finished in age". Rl guwéve, 406 dancers. 250 Indians —= fi = i WW Ley nie | : ) | pode = %. anes i| 7 & cd sien 1} ¥ Sir. Ce , ne oF, brown mahogany and is of continuous hears Cc. = ea ’ ' Consists of strongly built pene oak sturdily constructed. post Bed, guaranteed link LJ — _e om Crees. Seer il , , ye ini il Se fabric Spring and roll-edge persons in the cast are descendants 5 Table that extends 6 ft., and 4 chairs . erg upholstered in genuine leather. FREE! 26-Pc. Table Set. Mattress. @ of the pioneers: who enacted the The heavy porcelain line & Free!—26-Piece Table Set—Free! E! FREE! 26-Pc. Table Set! original drama. ee SO ee ; . The pageant opens with the crevice where food or ae arama : = page: pen: ith com- icht lodge. The | ———- ~ 7 . ' ing of the Lewis and Clark party, germs mig fe peat | | 3 fase = | a followed closely by the Hudson's ne eet 6 nickelea — a : rik , =} Bay Company fur traders and the Fittings ar - ; Marcus Whitman missionary party.. sanitary drain. ' = with its hundreds of emi | 4 | s of grants who ° ° ° 75 ) | " decided the ownership of the Pa- This Three-Piece Massive 165 Bed Da 3 / . : | = ae am; > a j o cific Northwest in favor of the . $75 Davenette Set $ venport Set : x . = : 3 ‘ “Another smashing bargain—an attractive Set in mahogany A Regular $78.00 Value -.| the Whitman massacre of Nov. 29 Ano: al e -—, quality defying Carrell Sie finish with Seaelital game onnel my ye iy . piece solid oak Set-—upholstered in good imitation rown fine quality velour——Suite comprises long . neers United States, will be shown, and | | Fy @ and 30, 1847, will be presented in ope only . . , = vv *s leather ‘onsists of divan,. which ns to full-size bed, simmons Bed Outfit | es Ma . ive Built . symbolism by 400 dancers. The with chair and me h.. He mate ‘h-—all for chair ané rocker. ‘The Set now on sale at Megha: : memes '* iain } Chiat SSI : ; Great Council of 1855 will be de- $4.00 Cash Delivers Set. $9.00 Cash Delivers Set picted by 250 Indians. Side-Icer Refrigerator am This $55 Kitchen Cabinet 1 & Only $1 Down Includes Spring - . . Davenette Suite ery and Mattress : a ett | | A gcenuine Sim- $ .00 -- ' peril mons make, all-_ ; 4 : a 3a aT metal Bed with Combination Range Walnut-Finish Chifforobe = 81 1h); smooth ename! fin- | ' 2 » => |! ish. It has big easy if a rolling castors. " Sa $ 5() any Fog gp that’s when you appreciate the prac- ° Only $1.00 Down Here's the very latest improw A proven ice saver—the = t ed Cabinet at the lowest price famouse Sanitery metstgre- ; - Se eee eons includ- —~ } ’ _—~ + RUGS and Floorcoverings $55 Axmins- ter, 9 ft.x 12 00 ft. size $35 Brussels. 7 ’ a J . * 9 ft. x 12 ft. 5 Davenette Suite 'wo-Tone Walnut Bedroom Suite i Rificent in style and beautiful in appearance fs — i ti suite. $45 Velvet, 15 > ~ biend arte.» | Me BpeRBaBaBeaBE SB Aat 9x12 Brussels Rugs PAY $1.00 DOWN $1 .00 : 4 ) Bl \ox12 Brussels Rugs, woven A Gas Range of rare merit own like a human re 4 24 ' hi fr, of extra-tough all-wool yarn large cooking surface, —, licegued Py slight seconds—-sale at large baking oven ang brotl- ing oven: doors are white A eplendid full-size Chifforobe of solid tate of Si New York PY : “i mB 19 porcelain; an incomparable oak construction with generous clothes. nt : » aie bargain. hanging space, hat box and 56 large - dia havefor years storage drawers. Be sure to see this great bargain. a pound a day. I pre- scribefor my patients SS Ss eiegtaeeaeeesas ss Ker and daveno that opens poarra a - Yiusually attractive Tudor Design Bedroom Suite auch tseaneet Ge Pieces are finished in two-tone walnut and are ofr- 9 ft x 1° ft. | will, in my opinion produce not only the loss es. i heavy mahogany finished fram | mented : ; " er ith beautiful oxidized old silver trimmings. harm, but an im ement good grade imitation leather. 4 ot consists of large dresser. bow-end bed and chif- size © hetene $4.4:50 $5 Monthly _ , : ee M. JE Ee mt |e : G emeeenceesae M | | | ae Ses pie | » F R E E TREATMENT , ‘ ANS x | | PS $1.00 Down Buys This | or Gray Be. wnt Bes ° eh . AND INTERESTING BOOKLET . : Simmons Day Bed and Fae Teoma ny A corn ang $35 ‘Sateen Bed, 5-Piece Breakfast ~~ Mattress. nve | a ; = , ' ! +h | ‘ey : Mae, 2. 80 | @ of patients for fat reduction. mel and Send eee | ie 4 = ma ® Without Change of Diet|f_ S d Mattress Unfinished mar ’ re j | : - ring an Has : —— Hat ANY an % By Unnecessary | Exercise “ S contin- By gg > bres a ! yen 95 ; Genuine Simmons $ 65 $12.95. Sturdily construct Day-Bed in walnat finished « —_—_— ° broiler, : ples, shelf Including , - | ma | Below are a few extracts of a eee uous Post Bed, an all- ed in the notpral wood fin. @ tuil- 7 —— ; : ish--corsists o rop a @ Lost 76 Founda. Atte O. | Whitlow writes: **] t a o P vinen yourse tray. 4 e : steel sagless spring and : . ~ i | : —— tabl and 4 hulled seat Floorcoverings A —= Reh \ | | have lost 7 7s ponte as aes wo lhe liom a comfortable 45-pound — chaire—finteh it 50 oy ——4 soolkin say idence. 7 mattress — the Outfit and save the difference— A O — | complete. sale at $13.95. a at ur = - - se » | 7 | $40 Cabi | Joo bec ng th 4 binet tired or Porcelain-Top Tables d . Pri . MATTRESS S| Model we Refrigerator sk hen 95 of > ; ee that | ————— TT M $3. Me Gas Rane “ H tra soft.” ange °S Special Leade coer fillin&» — * i ie ME Se 75 ! Vk: cons a ang a good e $3 5 pees ot taat ee, ee oe on 4 % ; 2 = ay : » iy — Pi, we 3 2 Seconds OV : | : Y white enamel Svarantecd | Staolt, in a year’s time in the | " nevery wa Will pay age cutlery drawer. five y Vili always keep food : 5 , : absolute satisfac- saving ~ | owdet: has removable shelves | ms . Don't delay. | a See eee ) as large-size oven. fresh an | ® cooking surface, and Terms to Suit and is very easy to keep clean. | , $3.95. meatly trimmed ° with — FREE!— 26-Piece Table Set—FREE! me Par te. aes ea a pa TT

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aay - te ° = PE SOE OO e ~~ 3 ; oe wer - . a . . . Ne ee a ee a “Patek n ‘ 4 ar EE EE I eer eee : Pw % or = . — . —" roger je a & - “— >? a A od SF beige oa EN, hy 2 See ts “ é . ¥ - ; - ll mae “eet alin. a ST !ONTS POST-NISPATCH | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBIN ED = SS ———— el A EE TR — ee ne — A — Ae — | 1 00 Rolls of Music We Will “Give 2 Bel AG FREE With Every iN | ON FREE With Every Pian ‘ mS = F Player-Piano Purchased! PrSOTEy a aC TETINIGRGGN Of Player Purchase Seine This Sale. HOUSE FURNISHING CO. | During This Sal : me i Se C. McDonald, prengret of | 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET — Sanne ‘t q 4 Louis Autome obile Dealers come ‘ atio on at the annua ul meeting o be ?é organization last Monday Beis, SS et the Coro »nado Hetel Pe M. ‘Berry president of the otk : Motor Car Co., Pac cuare dis- 9 are was elected viec-presi- ! a B of the as ssbc iation and Ss. B. | was el lected president of president of Ward Motor) p Inc. Maxwell and C! ohh sutors. was elected treasure new directors include: A. ~ . rs. presi — of the MacCar- rcher Au amit“ Co.: BH. C. | y ributors, for one year, P. H.} ckmal, pr ome e of the De & nati Co. Oldsmobile wutors, for .wo years. H. F. | / nkrog. secretary of the Kar- f Motor Car Co., Reo distribu-. for two years. . Cc. Framp- of Hudson-Framp- ectaent pore Hipse son at sie mene dis- ; lose- of ‘\ a A Final Clos e Out of ly Your Old Piano, , Player or Phono- An Introduetion of New Be ge fe Field-Lippman’s Stock of h Tak F p t. Pianos, Players and Phono. i slug ee 5. Pianos and Phonographs. ere aKell als irst Paymen graphs at Special Prices, Speman ms ’ and secretary~ manager_R. E. : 2 "made their reports during the wening. Two addresses were a. one by F. Happy Day and ’ j other by F. beatbec ‘Brockman. Vagaak Wemand RE-ELECTED +E ee i Tok at i : : 2 "ACCESSORY PRESIDENT (y 3 \ ae | h | eo HE 3 iiten F. Hyland, manager of the | | pr ae} yf nH OF “— Warner Service Station, } ; ms re-elected to the presidency of | — |Z eB | y} V y ALN , : : ® Automotive Accessory Associa- . yy | | { * “ast “Thureds dhe 0k Portable . Supreme De ° eo ‘ | an of s Victrola | Mthers ele “tod were: Vice presi- ) Phonograph | Columbia & E. It. Kansteiner, Slige Irom P Melotone Phonograph ; C on Ss 0 I e A r t Electric (Discontinued Model) R a rE ‘Lane “di Brads A. &E. Was $30 (Demonstrator ) (Demonstrator ) Was $125—Sale Price Was $125—Sale Price (Demonstrator ) Was $150—Sale Price } BBacncc; co. Stuart Ciiaaans Was $250—Sale Price |} W Bc a Tron Co.: Me H. Fleer, | $22: = $39: ss $55 *69-5 *75 $71)D | Pra | | ' Mitt. was the speaker of the) A $2 Cash—J$2 Monthly _7 ww \. $3 Cash—$3 Monthly _/ A \. $5 Cash—$4 Monthly wy, \ oS Cash—$¢ Monthly DAN KA $5 Cash—$5 Monthly _/, KA $5 Cash—$5 Monthly _J = : + a rec SS the "Mies cenit Bell Quar- | a It was Hecided to hold the; rcursion of the assoctation , re r | (7 = ~ * Eeuly 22 on ne Steamer K..Mioas CRENE ; A = —-_ - Me = : : os i +a — — ) : ™ — — ll ———— os | LCET] | To Introduce t er ‘we 4 ° ——— : | 4 ~ a ; _ ———— A. = - : *“/ = ~ = . Ly ° «. 5 ~« — . 4 : “? ~ _ oa, eee . P oan rj . a ee | : , ; ’ = | 5 eal { —_ ? = —— a a» a = +i mY mi) || Ae AR PLAYER — {e ’ > , es % q ee m oral “ise Trayser Field - Lippman Clarendon r IANO © . Minor Adjustm (Used) Was 3385 Player-Piano PLAYER (Reconditioned and ) PLAY ER | A $7350 Value—_ Everywhere you go yot RARE VALUE Sale Price (Used) (Used) Refinished) (Sample) During This me Maxwell noted and p $ Was $450—Sale Price Was $640—Sale Price Was $685—Sale Price Ne: aprreee 3265 This Piano has been $75 Sale Price, While Hee I et cee $675 Cc Last : \ $25 onthly_Y \ $15 Cash—$15 Monthly _/ hly_J #22 Cash—$20 Monthly _j/ \\_ $50 Cash—$25 Monthly JZ \_$40 Cash—$20 Monthly JZ Ww - = sd fs f — f—_J —) x ds — Ie] r- Sense Soa aasqy(qQsSseasse a SeoeeLeees —_— i i i a ™

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hy ss “a SUNDA TAY 18, 193% 4 v ae ; : P - * j - ‘ m . re yt « ‘ > he ier” = peep Me - * z at > . n, oe Oe ee ~ = 2 attr Erte Ce re. — —T e 4 a > aa . - a : Pa NS > = ¥ 2 Sf Wer ts eee SXMXMHS San 2 = Xx SSAAQH SHANA _qqntog - SS FO S&S *sS %S SY 8 WANE a > a) SONY, HOW SSS Maa . ‘ SN a. 2 = " » x SONNY - " ; “ — = ¢ wentenes SS F PQ Saag a Bore RSS Sas S»y p ae an SS Qe _ Ss SS DMMOQ MAM PAs — SS NERS > Mono s ' . ee A 7 VM (A WY YW Vif jj Ys 4 ” P _~ = “i > . i> : ¢ enn, = i we Ag? Ree rr taal S : Yy SN . \ N Rows 4 yor bay are oe 7/4 Y -_ - - see nn , . = -_— "ah 1s , retiring pres- ial Pri Ces ° TH Bun ae Ellis, retiring treas- i Kehr's Mill—F air. | ; : ¢ e - . BEE od gecretary-manager R. EF. ie, SCN | Eatherton—Fair. | times 1S an asset o men- Be ccreccror ts) © 2 MEA\ | Bectonaine Spon: coos, | 3 2 selection in our UsedCar Departmen ps. Two addresses were) (ME egg 9 = | dous importance to truck on! | e ) mis one by F. appy ay ant 3 Se ae oe ee | mses “ : Je | ’ gther by T. H. Brockman. ¥ Be oi « gy Mera gg eth bridge to East manufacturers. : : —_-— | eo a St. Louis, then to § treet— : HAND RE-ELECTED | ee Ct. Secu dink Meet eosiedeia ta Every day we have turned away customers at our Used Car Department. And : ‘ ae . ee pe Be id oe, t} a] stre a : a a . ms , 2 i . . . ; . TCCESSORY PRESIDENT | Bt( Seige et] (IT! Street sur to the right two In this respect Graham —_| We are tired of it. Our advertising of Gependatte Used ears Sa eaas i, Ff. Hyland, manager of the| [MB ee RAL good, excepting a quarter mile. Broth * bei prospects in and we have had to let them leave again because, in our stock Warner Service Station, . ¥ ee See eee Se ae and Pages at Sma with TO ers ave an opvious of 51 good-running Automobiles, we did not have suf ficient selection. And , = os a - Sick ae concrete road to Bellevi . Di . . : Ne-elected to the presidencs ot 3 Soe] Saad ‘ava Me oe oom: Bho ye advantage, marketing, a8 all of the time our overhead has been going on, our salesmen have been on the Automotive ceessory Associa-| = to Marshall, then north on Dixie met was the speaker of the ing ard selections were re Ce eae Highway; good; hard road pract!- - ee mms ; > *jile- — . oe a om ; by the Missouri Rell Quar- ae 3 4 s ‘a3 ere | ; ; ® $7 _Cash—$6 Monthly _/ See i: was Hecided to hold the Meee "4 . ; : July 22 on the Steamer J. S. Ey I) #WTO SALES AHEAD of es | - ) W OF 1923 RECORD | nee | = ‘ers ’ a ,* Be ef a : Rete Car Taken As Down Payment on a Paige or Jewett Six. recent visitor to St. Louls was m. Tracy, assistant general sales ; . * : rn 2 . ger of the Oakland Motor Car es - We Give You a Year to Pay weaken gige of Pontiac, Mich... who snent days with the Mississippi Val- , i — teeny cape Bivens There are twenty Paiges and Jewetts in our Used Car Department stock. These are ers eae | | _ the lines we handle and the fact that they are traded back to us for new Paiges and Jew- oes to hE. A. Hatfield, . ; ‘etts proves the satisfaction of customers in our cars. There are nineteen Chevrolets and met of the local company. : | | Fords—twelve other cars* of seven different makes. But that doesn’t give us enough se- Emerson Piano TT. 1 setomobile 3 | ~ ~ lection. Now that we know why we've lost sales we are going to remedy it immediately. (Used) | het edi at meal ogrg ae 4 ) f WE WANT AUTOMOBILES, good used automobiles as part payment on new Jewetts . | | : | and Paiges. We want to be prepared for the Used Car business our advertising is bring- eee? as people think it is. “May B.S. WARD % po ni . A Wonderful BPMMmpanies have had rhatty good PRESIDENT- WARD MOTOR (0. INC and —~ ing. We want ALL MAKES. We will give liberal allowances for Used Cars, on our new ones. And our new ones are the very best values on the market today. More than Practice Piano Beeeress.” said Tracy. “The Gen- /PEASURER-ST.LOUIS AUTOMOBILE — : 1 Motors Co. subsidiaries have DEALERS ASSOCIATION | : a — . ones - | 1200 St. Louis owners of Paiges and Jewetts will gladly tell you how good they are. % | : wn an increase in sales during | : ; SRT Sec a RR a 2 ame = : alii ee _ " = period from Jan. 1 to Maw 1° —T — net 7 . | : Se veer, Oakland, for | Mifsissippt Valley! Automobile Co See These Jewett and Paige Sixes ——- Their Class Leaders | lance, is far ahead.”’ figures show a gain of 187 per cent te RSL EP SER RS Pe act SER RROD cote co th pe ee een tir ts ee eS REE LES SEIN oS AEE SES 8 me ites ° ° ° Soci seas BY Poe “425 So str ee OS 4h, Mea stccte Baect: Tapes 2 "tthe ; The Oakland business aeccord- in sales for the first four months, $5 Cash—$4 Monthly 7 to Tracy, is exemplified by the | as against the same four months | Af eR aM ae sigh OI A en a me ge , —_— — ff Touis conditions. where the’! of 1928. mgs Mise SSS Sar ae Fe a eS : Hf : Pe te. Bes BP 8 Pee: | 4 ” 5 4 CE SH 0 a cin) fir ao Gea ag si dirname aie eis cht 35 "ey ad ate | Just drive the Jewett Six and it will sell itself to you. So will the Paige. The Jewett \ ssial | Fn i ee tig Fo aeamaere peat ‘is leader in its class. It has—More Power for Weight—a cubic inch of piston displace- PMR ie Sor i ie Oe OR ae ghee SO TT Nae _ment for every 111% pounds. Other cars have much more weight for each horse-power to —_ y e | MAXWELL/ Ue. ' “yap * ; 3 ” i ‘ F Oi f i, i 33 is 3 g Sgt Si : ae ‘ : eae ull. . , To Introduce th > Y, | b On on eg $ ae ae pe “Saari ate ? iS cies mechanical superiorities and advantages over other cars around its price. Jewett or : Paige are at your service. Trying either will prove its goodness. We invite you to make PLAYER | i a PIANO | Free From Even iy ne “eames sae dl Sicaian ea "Peja ¥ Minor Adjustment Needs 1 -- ; eter: a - ‘ mets Sourane re pene eee Sion oe 7-Pass. Phacton. $1905 7-Pass, Phacten. .§1796 : ; te Brougham $1325 De Luxe Touring .$1220 || 4 peas Phaeton. 199% é Pheeton.. 1796 A $750 Value— Everywhere you go you find the good | it Sedan ... De Luxe Sedan. ..$1695 || 5 or 7 Pass. Sedan, 2770 moe 9 Sronahan. Saar : De Luxe Roadster ...... $1195, ‘Limousine ..... 2886 5S or T-Pass. Sedan 2506 M 4 | DORT STX BREAKS AND : . bs 4 pe laren Detroit. Tax Extra ' Prices at Detroit. Tax Extra aor MAKES ANOTHER RECOR ho ieee - Awonderfully engin : | a od : eered car, produced by | | 495 & powerful Aus Onthenight of April 25ththenon-stoproadrecord The old record was made by a car selling for Ww e Mw us ft H ave M ore U se d Ca rs _ build fine cars at phenomenally low costs. , | $25 Cash—$20 Monthly _7 We sincerely believe that you will not find The man who broke it was David S. Hendricks. eee ong Fi a. eel lay pet fe and driving ease, at anywhere near | The old record was seven hours twenty-five minutes befofe midnight. Across the broad, level | WE the good Maxwell price. , | minutes. fields of New Jersey, through its sleeping towns ( ——= whe Fo andcities. Into Philadelphia and out again, turn- minutes. ; | , mington and out into the hills of Maryland. . Q R & ; t needs. Both transmission and | The old record was made on dry roads. cama Baltimore with the first gray of the dawn Thompson's Restaurants—bigger turnover, larger volume, fair prices. e ® e Jewett is husky—it weighs 2805 pounds. It has Paige-Timken axles and many Harding | | SSS eRe comes Smeg ae So Fe ek. bvey ie eA the test. Come and drive as many miles as you: want in a Jewett or Paige. Also let us : | ) Te RRR en 1 2 a ease Fae ie er eit as te bea Ri | tel] you how well we'll treat you in a trade. _.. $1250 DE LUXE MODELS STANDARD MODELS 7-Pass. Sobarban During This Sale || (@ Maxwell noted and praised for its organization that knows how to | New York and Washi was broken. twice the price of the Dort. A ROR To Reduce Our Running Expenses such goodness and such economy, such | The car he drove was the 1924 Dort Six Touring — ; : | ‘ "int sey City in the wind and rain at eight nse Seeman MUST HAVE A SELECTION TO PLEASE EVERYONE : Dort d j hours eleven | Lega - s : 2 000 | The motor fs free from common minor | aa ing south along Delaware Bay. Through Wil. | business principles are the same as Woolworth’s, Kresge’s, Piggly Wiggly’s, axle are strong enough for a truck. and the last stretch of the race. Drawn up be- And | The new Dort record was made over wet roads and Be oy ~Retemage . : the car is a flash in traffic. An through driving rain two-thirds of the way. fore the Municipal Building in the center of | Bring Your Car in Today for Us to Look Over and Find | ; wusually ood car. every Way. | : s : Washington at three minutes after seven in the } ROLLS . OM ee ee morning. Across five states, through wind and | Out How Liberal Our Trade-In Allowances Are ; We are pleased to extend the | The average speed, 3334 miles per hour. rain, to prove again Dort reliability. | : convenience of time-payments. Ask | . about Maxwell’s attractive plan. | Dort Sixes $1095 to $1595, at Flint Distributed by . nee : q & : WARD MOTOR CO., Inc. : WITH FIVE BALLOON TIRES, $50.00 EXTRA | Newell Motor Car Co 4 9 og : ‘ gre * SATE DEA Tre Gravele A: | WILSON MOTOR CAR COMPANY Jefferson at Locust Each ic ROENI MOTOR C6... Sank afagette, Ay Retail and Wholesate Distributors for Paige and Jewett ~~ LEADER WUlLA.. CO............ 6605 Olive ™. Geo. A. Krauss, President 4 H. C. Merry, Secretary HEITMAN ! salts _. 7605 lvery Ay. | Ae While They vr or sta 2921-23-25-27 Locust Boulevard St. Louis, Missouri ; Open Sundays and Evenings—We Will 7 rade—A Iecar's Time to Pay Bomont 2600 Open Sunday and Evenings WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LL 3

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me See EE ee eee Dee ~_—~e ome ts 2a Se oP ae ee ee —— ~ —— "e — 7 — af + o: ) The transmission is a unit with the 2} engine. Gears of the finest alloy steel “~-" and liberal ball bearings, insure quiet and long life. The single-plate disc clutch is bly smooth operating. Gear shift- ing is actually a pleasure. fe The rugged, drop-fo , “IT” beam \3} front axle was purposely designed for this car. Its correct construction in- sures easy steering and safe driving. Com- pare it with the axles on even larger cars. “4, Oakland’s semi-floating rear axle is (4) the last word in axle design. Its nickel -" steel gears, Hyatt and New Departure bearings and spiral bevel gear drive make a silent and efficient combination. All its units are readily accessible. \ Oakland’s four-wheel brakes are 5 / built into the chassis. Many months --" of service by tens of thousands of owners prove conclusively that this con- s a=. ’ 995 1095 1095 Roadster Sport Touring . Sport Roadster Examine the Oakland Six yourself. Compare its| design and con- struction with that of any ot why the True Blue Oakland is being chosen by so many who have decided to get the most and the best for their money this year. MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR Co. 2801 LOCUST ST. Ee A. HATFIELD. Presidec: WINKELMANN ATTO co. Til West Schirmer ST. LOUIS AUTO SALES CO. 28¢7 Otis “. ee a SPERRENG-OAKLAND ©O.. 3496 Lindell Bi, BROCK MOTOR CAK CO. 4416 Olive , Demountable disc steel wheels — five ‘8 } of them—are standard equipment on all models. They are safer, neater, more convenient. On most cars you pay extra for them. ad Long, easy-riding springs; Harrison radiator with heavily nickeled shell; completely en- closed universal joints and tubular drive shaft are other important features. Business Coupe *1195 Coupe for Four 1395 ME ...°: 2 Prices fletb. factery The Largest Six in the World for the Price out to its mighty Velie-built engine, the 118 inch -base chassis gives roomy comfort adequate to luxuri- ous travel. @ An expensive feature of the Velie 50 horse- wer engine, and one that contributes greatly to its stability of power, long life and striking > ae is its pressure lubrication system. QOver- Jf head valves areused because they insure more y/ perfect explosions, give quick response to the throttle and because they give striking fuel economy. @ Added to these features is the beautiful Velie finish — high temper- jj ature bakedenamel,insur- , ing lasting body brilli- j/ ) ance. a Come in Vi y ) and see the f car. Youwill then understand TRE ANGELICA scpriurrs< WRITE BROS Al Too: a Pest “¢ legis oe nee 4 w MEER BROX Phaeton, $1095 Sedan, $15 4t the factory; U.S. tan ete 4781 N. Tiet Se. Lith and Se. Leats Ar. AUtTos co., Belie ile. Ii. Sex in the Worid 3021 Bomont 694 were alone responsible “ Don’t wish for “real gasoline” q ~Use Lubrite Will you try a filling today? It costs no more than 13 Benjamin Mote . ern“DAT,. — BUILDING ‘in velour 3, one-quar 4 2-DOOR COUPE | tuare st has begun on the gearand , furnished a | j ; oor, five-pessenger | sas and shipments will * to Gardner pean Frank! maters througheut the’ SYRA* the Gardner Motor a | tail deliv has ansouncee. so far th ' model is built on the | ‘ Gardner chassis. it has | of 10 pe outside body finish. Four | year age dows slide fin felt-lined three tis »and the two in the doors! period oF ad with rotary lifts. rance and exit are re Thirty goors 31% inches wide. automob ¢ seats fold and tip for- | as owne whole Intertor, tnclud- | per cent door panels, is upholstered | ple. wmsational Ba SUCH HIGH-G Royal um—Pennsylvania Vac Vacujoodyear and Firestone ap coupe: ent —- ' SAS Aft: CEELELES 2 . a i C? . é ee ~~ rm ey a 22.00 TIRE COVER FREF W CUPPLES CORD TIRE THIS WE tix4 S. 3114 S. : . Cleans, Goearanterd Stack , = § All mall orders must be accompanied i a or check, te save delay » UERELIABLE AUTO ~ sont 1180 3117-3119 Locust “a ; Wholesale and retail. Dealers, write | FREE SERVICE AT OUF | ies SL ——$$$$_—— — Phrysler a wil é _ +e — - + .? a ‘I ree oo S Li. ye

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ie te 1 LE ee Lar ° * : > - " ’ My), x _ — " ae - - on 2 ao. 4 2 og ee ee } - . o q . TO - 2 ~~ . - « — 5 , ae . a2 , . ee ee ra et ep mee ome ————— - ot ee ~ -_ _ — SALES NEE Ry See eas ee oe een : Pele wae i aaah a ae all aaa nee ea ee ena aie sete ial lla 7 mame ar aca | SUNDAY om ) MAY 18, 1924, “mer | ey CTNDAT . Ss | MAY 18, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BO’ | : : “ : a See . 4 4 ‘ . ’ ‘ 3 ‘ Z ? ) . a 25 SALESMEN spip_ a ; ATR celta OTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 15 'f n 190 CARS IN BUILDING in velour. Thirty-one by five and USES TYPEWRITER IN SA SAN BES CSS CONT SE : = : : one-quarter balloon tir Pe. Ca }) : ., ©! Franklin DOOR COUPE | n tires, 31-inch | KE | MERCHANTS TIRE the Prest-O-Lite battery distribu-|the earth over highways which sale = R . > ' , | SMO ; OPEN e res ry of + eae marci, W ete: 2 nt hye by ae Ross steering | BALLOON-TIRED COLE OS ROE | NEW WEST END BRAN tion for St. Louis and vicinity. This| have been assisted in their con- : : 7 h- . performance thro en has begun on e| 8 : -inch steering wheel are a inar axeimete.of tht alkali ALWAYS MEAN FIRE | CH | in itseit is a large business, being | struction by Government funds. ? Es : | the United States in the month o-A00T, five-passenger | feriene se as optional equipment at | ee : P gas 5, MONR was) pierlae aul wall The Merchants Tire & Battery | about 25: popular makes originally April, despite \the late _s ¥ coupe, and shipments will | . ke: Tied sad - IN SOO MILE RACE: of Firestone balloon wiser hi | \ the thitd-. OF ; a ed were alone responsible pahe Gardner Motor C.,| ¢ai) deliveries of new Frankli | leet ay 4 aes bows || iast-week, It was 5:25. Motor- || year tires, )Prest-O-Lite and Col-| The grand total of mileage over cd | ar . for the ‘ nounced | new Franklin cars | FE; ~ , Chamber of Commerce boosters!| ists were closely following each , "4 p- of 190 new Franklin ¢ Louis, has an Iso far thi / a | Earl Cooper, Veteran Star. to! tne thrower ED | Bee toonie ee | : umbia batteries, Shel! i13 | improved highways aided by Fed- + ‘the month ars 4 | model is built on the | so far this month show an increase | af ’ made swing through Indian, other, wending their way out on) saactine, OMS | eral road sappropriations is now % | et sgner chassis. It has/|Of 10 per cent over same period a Pilot Blue Creation in In- | Ohio and Reg 9 m La foncige ne pape boulevard, homeward Thee: Sreanes, This branch will be | °6.536 miles. This means that the : 3 putside body finish. Four| year ago and are approximately | dianapolis Classic 4 | Be pa edie oP hei nists elegy > aeons When they got to || open daily from 7 o'clock a, m. to/ motorist cam now trayel a distance ; we ) ide in felt-lined | ; | Motor Speedway, now being com-;; Twenty-eighth street they || 12 o'clock midnight. The property ival he ci f t fe windows slide in three times greater than simil fe ee sie eae : > property | equivaient to the circumierence 0 Pek, 4 the two in the Aoors ~iitdidl abet sim ar | EP OEE ‘piled. Mary E. Bostwick, spe ial stopped and looked up at the ||fronts 100 feet on Delmar by a a . ; an with rotary lifts. Pn aa te | INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., May 17.— a epcgeanntnaery Diptera et coma oe om Se The few pe- ghee oer of Aaa feet, offering large d exit are as- Thirty-seven Earl Cc > ldap Rie A eat ok estrians who use Locust bou- || “riveways and spacious accommo- f entrance an ; y per cent of all the | r ooper, a veteran automobile the front of a Cole roadster. She/| levard also stopped. Suddenly || dations for handling an unlimited doors 31% inches wide. | automobiles in Canada are reported | racing driv , . ; = y | e ¢ seats fold and tip for |as owned by farmers, with only 16 | ng river when many of the! was able to write comfortably at); the Fire Department came || "Umber of cars. § “i .. y 10 S otter mt? « ‘ord o ; é ' e whole interior, includ- | per cent operated by business peo- , ait sige generation of speed pilots practical!) all speeds. Wein: oy renah along through rows of parked | Thé Merchants Tire & Battery | { anels, is upholstered | ple. were In swaddling clothes, has ar- | feat has just been received by tne cars. Quickly the men rushed || Co. are one of the oldest tire deal- | door P ; rived here with his Studebaker Spe- | Benjamin Motor Co, _ }| in to stop the fire they felt |'ers in St. Louis, having handled | . cial as Ais mount in the twelfth | Naturally, it required some skill sure. was there. And they Goodyear tires exclusively for over 2 international 500-mile race to nich D8 operate the typewriter. It can | found that it was only a car seven years. They claim the dis- | ° IN held at the Indianapolis Motor} mot be said that typing was as ea$y | being tested, in the third-fioor {tinction of being Goodyear Tire & , iona dj ains Speedway. May 30. as at a desk, but it speaks well for | shops of the Mississippi Valley F tubber Co.’s largest service sta- | _ TIRES p on the de of yesteryear—when | the cushioning pongo hy: rome '| Automobile Co. The car had || ton among 30,000 dealers. Their . Johnny Aitken, Gil Anderson, Tom/|tires, that she was able to fin ‘|| been filled to overflowing with || Main service station, offices, truék SUCH HIGH-GRADE MAKES Rooney, Dario Resta and Barney | Possible to click the keys at all. | oil and the dense smoke was || tire department and warehouse is Royal Cords—Goodrich—Ajax—Fisk Premier— Oldfield were the stars in automo- “I have used a machine under || the result. The mystery is, who || #t 1105-19 North Twelfth street. In Vacuurn—Pennsylvania Vacuum—Cupples Heavy ‘bile racing’s electric lights—Coop- | Most every condition. sai@ Miss'| turned in the alarm? addition to the main service sta- Extraordinary Tire Sale mation. 4 id—Goodyear and Firestone—Kelly-Springfieid er was a star of the first water. Bostwick,”” and this experience inj! 2 ___——_—i‘ié| i lon, last year they acquired the so ~ Oversize Cords, 4 + ne 7 f- - PGS —————-— He was a first-placer in the siz- | the Cole car was really a revelation | 7 nes 2 |property at 2710 Washington om ary ae porn np = - | — Dalidines, rALAY a dy : New Type : ne eresh Ste %% ziing road races as well as on spe-|to me. l have heard lots about | action, . was out of luck, but most! boulevard. which they improved 30x3% Clincher... ........88.75 . ) . : vy Sh V a. # aw d cially constructed speedways. Then | ‘ballooning in a Cole,’ but I never| of the time it was easy going. with a modern service station to | oe = . om eee tree ‘ Manchester Manufacturing Ce. £3 ’ acuum rea he went into retirement._and fol- | dreamed that I would be able =O} “We made over 600 miles on this Me!p take better care of their busi- | S2u6%q SB. S..........--819,78 mon at 1210 S. Vané ter Av! | : 30 3) Sterlin Cords lowed the more prosaic existence of | Write on a typewriter at 60 miles) trip and I did not feel any more | ness, so that the Delmar boulevard | ooudus — teed Fal om ay Grand — St. Louls, Me. Delmar 3801. ig (AN Oversize) Coast. | “When the roads were so rough | ***''6uce than do occasionalty/ chain of service stations. ’ | Rims and Rim Parts for all cars. Disc, | * sate °s & cones every Gay . Adjustment Masts Suddenly he announced his re-|that they would make any car rojl; from riding on one of our street/~ In the fall of 1923. ‘the Mer-|" GLENN — GRAND & PINE paasibcne d ws S 30 3 1/ turn to the track. That was two slightly or cause over-violent sprine!icars at the rush hour.” | chants Tire & Battery Co. took over | L 2363 Lindell 228 z x /2 years ago. He jumped into Joe E Oversize Thomas’ car the day of the Fresno | , 99 brite $9 45 (al... race after Thomas was stricl:- ° en with appendicitis and had to [3 30.3% Oversize 8. ¥. submit to a track-side operation. . Cooper drove the car into first S2x13% Oversize place. 2.8 He was second in the Fourth of July race at Kansas City last year, Six4 Oversize A New Coupe by Jewett $12 50 Id’ F 7 a4 @uemeine and second at Beverly Hillis, Los it Wor ska Angeles in 1922. Cooper’s best run - hee 3 8 ing ed a. os Rielle A perl = re wae in 1918, whee IN ALL THE WORLD NO CAR LIKE THIS . = | | 8g 14% Oversize ; ‘he ran fourth. n lf e was 14.95 : hour, were a novelty, Massive Cords $20.95 Sep |the road race champ. Oversize 35x44 Ov ize - has been accom- BS. $15.95 33x81 $20.95 $21.45 326414 Oversize NEW OVERLAND GIVES | ing. sg 7) Sie epee, Al COMFORTABLE RIDING 17.65 5x5 2:3. ee | eee ke . °0.75 37xh == OO $2 . Willys-Overland believes that it —_ ts seem to think Sightiy Snlemiahed. F $22.75 0.4 we has set a new standard in motor- | t 3 eet car riding comfort in the produc- to be. You hear them A $3.00 TIRE COVER FREE WITH EVERY Free eae bf the Gvernak Sins ee. ; ” CUPPLES CORD TIRE THIS WEEFRE., gasoline any more, , which has just been placed on the . 3ix4 S. S. Ajax W. S. Cord... $13.75 market. ; never used Lubrite . In this car. Willys-Overland has 3114S. S. Miller W. S. Cord. $13.95 Bim this car, will | e appeal of the automobile 32:4 U. S. Royal ae $16.95 buyer for 4 low-priced car East St. Louis, the 3974 Fisk Premier Cord... ...- $13.85 Bi equipped with balloon tires. bi 32x4 Ajak W. S. Cord........ SIGE 8). The ody is done {A penceus tv | ent combine to pro- 99x41 Miller WS $20.95 blue, which combines utility with - ew o/ wee ew eencses . appearance. Matching the body is tter fuel than was Miller N.S. Fabric. ....- $12.50 3214} Ajax | i> Steanas $21.95 the Duratex upholstery, also of | bluish shade, and the top matertal, | the color of which likewise blends | with that of both body and uphol- | stery. Radiator. windshield stanchions and door handles are finished in nickel, The Blue Bird. equipped with | national finish wood wheels, will sell for $725. f. 0. b. Toledo. O. Dise All New. Clean. Fresh Stock Slightly Blemished ys.” Fisk W. S. Fabric.....- $14.95 Cupples WN. S. Fabric. ..$14.95 Fisk W. $. Fabric... ... $12.95 Fisk N.S. Fabric. ....- $12.95 TIRES—ALL SIZES. Michelin N.S. Fabric....$12.95 | ° ~~ ; Goodrich Safety Tread. . $12.95 See us for prices on ow Clean. Guaranterd Stock Goodrich Balloon Tires| _ All mall orders must be accompanied by bank draft, money order or check, to save delay in shipping, for “real gasoline.”, fulfilled. a new sensation of quicker acceleration, | Goopb.- TRUCK GET OUR PRICES ON ; : wheels are optional at an extra t costs no more than RELIABLE AUTO TIRE CO. | 33" ° $$» nt 1180 3117-3119 Locust St. Central 151 Rim Cutting. | Wholesale and retail. Dealers, write for our price List. “Rim cutting” is largely caused ‘i ne St. Louis, Missouri FREE SERVICE AT OUR STORE by dented or even slightly bent | ee Fuge We deliver to all rts of the city free of charge. ‘rims. Make sure your wheels are | Open Evenings and All Day Sundays in good shape and you will length- — en the life of your tires. lllinois Three-Passenger Comfort —Unusual Luggage Space jf it LUBRICATING OILS i << The Phaeton Its air cleaner is ical of the It accomplishes one of the vital things for which automotive en- gineers have long striven—the The influence of the Chry- sler Six on motor car engl- neering is inevitable. Before many months you will see many papier Mas to dupli- hrysler Six Awakens: #he Motor Car Industry EWETT’S new 3-passenger Coupe is intended for motorists who want a personal car of big power and proven ruggedness. To provide such a car for only $1250 is another manufacturing triumph for Paige engineers. This new Coupe has one seat—45 inches wide—roomy for three. Up- holstered in genuine leather. Sun visor, windshield wiper and cowl ventilator add to your comfort. There is a big, deep compartment just back of the seat for packages ‘and the business man’s data. Lug- gage goes under the back seat where there is generous space. Don’t you want a personal car that means more than just transpor- tation—a car that answers your every mood—one that gives you a thrill in driving? That’s Jewett. That’s the reason this new Jewett Coupe will be preferred by those who want a personal car to mean more than just transportation. Such Performance! Jewett’s full fifty-horsepower, Paige- built motor, explains its sparkling performance. Snuggle back com- fortably behind the wheel in this Coupe—and throttle down to 2 miles an hour in high—without worry! Then speed up to 60 miles an hour or more in high—all without touch- ’ ing a lever or ‘‘nursing’’ the motor. Takes most any hill in high, of course! Your business may take you in crowded trafic or on populous roads. Jewett’s pick-up is marvelous. Go from 5 to 25 miles an hour in,/ sec- onds in high! Dash ahead when the rough use. Fine! Jewett’s rugged- ness eliminates the need for any ‘‘babying.”’ 6-inch-deep frame; Paige-Timken axles front and rear; all-steel universal joints. To KNOW Jewett’s dependability, consider this — Jewett touring weighs 2805 pounds —200 to 400 pounds more than ‘‘light’”’ sixes—and this Coupe in proportion. Weight means strength. In all the world no car like this! Jewett combines mechanical supe- riorities and advantages as no other car. To equal Jewett’s weight for length—249 cu. in. motor—and power for weight—all the world offers you but cars of far higher price—from $1750 to thousands of dollars higher! | Come in, today! This new Coupe is just the car you’ve wanted! «iss) : usion of foreign matter cate the perrormance and aes fi y cena vw sidaseny of the Chrysler. chance — = around sarees — ms | ‘ p *.: The Chrvslee oil Pee, cars or vehicles. Jewett owners ime @). filter assures the continnous use The fact is, that this realiza- iL | A) onl driving either open or closed models i ys of clean, fresh oil, with resultin tion of a low priced car | —know the pleasure of exhilarating | | Protection of bearings and a bee nly 2705 me | Roomy Comfort unamanl ' | t moving parts. All the oil in the weighing omy poun | FRONTSEAT REAR SEAT pertor ; : enncaee is passed through the (touring type), that affords | Legroom Width Leg room Width Your personal car may be given Trafhe Advantages | ET once in every 25 miles. the ridi mfort of Cup 405 Jewett Six turns around comfortably in « 42 fost | € riding co ort a two- | Brougham40 T 18's 44 46% ria . $1065 Coupe... «. $1250 street. Parks easily in a 16 54-foot space at the curb. Bes Rocce $1335 The Phacton, $1395 ton Car; a high gear range of | Sedan 40 6 46 46% hacer 1325 De Luxe Touring ro map eee prod tl pe pa! al Roadster, 1525 TheSedan, 1625 : ing 42 44 46 4655 th 1495 xe Sedan . is thei modern cratic Brougham, 1795 The Imperial, 1895 2 to 70 miles per hour, and For SR ee ret bee Sed Pat niip me dies foes coer draang advantage at Joe owners ° Phaeton, $1095 Sedan, $1545 At the factory; U.S. tax extra Benjamin Motor Co. 3021 Locust Boulevard Bomont 694 - AR prices f. o. b. Detroit: tax extra. gasoline mileage well over 20 miles to the on, has startled and awakened the entire automobile industry. Nothing about the Chrysler is untried or umacce sal nearly everything about it makes it a most remarkable advance in motor car engi- neering. We are pleased to extend the con eenience of time- , Ask : s attractive plan. Distributed by Ward Motor Co., Inc. =9140-18-30-32 LOCUST 8ST. “sOCIATH DEALERS oo 4728 Gravois Ar. MILL MOTORS ©O e .OENIG MOTOR CO 2651 Lafayette Av. AEN OLr Fe... 1192-14 Hamilten LHMADER VULC. CO .......5-, 6695 Olive St. MEITMAN MOTOR CU... - ee erees 7605 Ivery Av. some cars. Sit in them. Drive them. Ride in them. We offer Paige and Jewett quality service and genuine Paige and Jewett parts Newell Motor Car Co. Retail and Wholesale Distributors Locust at Jefferson JEWETTI S PAIGE BUILT Ag ORE es OES % ote *

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+P Skt et Mig bes 7 — ae SOROS I a A IE CE A RE me a2 = 7 nae } eee aa - _ * P PD oo i : a a oe ee ee ee Se aa Gammell ‘ - pits Sl ae aga a a PEM eae er than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED “yt ‘ . ae f Ay — . +. 5 Ee emai ata HOUSE LAMPS | = WINDSHIELD Guaranteed Quality. ) 2 2: : WINGS 25-watt, } 10-volt — : os 40-watt, 110-volt.....28¢ — $1 am SO-watt, 110-volt.... . cial at...$6.95 75-walt. 110-vwelt..... | , 100-watt, 110-volt.... ACCESSORIES ie ui Pantasote sors. Step Lights; $2.50 value...... 98 on > an Kowam oe Le wg ee Fr Lights; nickel-plated...89¢ Ford OE ee Pre ee Re | seeeeteeoeensee 88fee2e8e8e80989898 ; set i. .) 6 bie ee oe ¢ SR- Ford Sine Miameens apen ont see | Peed Lectted Seemine Whesle.45.06 NEW FRARKLIN 5 PASSENGER BROUGHAM Mirrers; closed car. . Grease; 5S-pound can....... 7Se ; 7 : ha oo vat A ; ean. ae The new Franklin 5-passenger Brougham is built by one of the | a... . tiie tients elite ax ines. 2, oldest American builders of automobiles. The Haynes bears on its And hun@reds of other items tec numerous to mention at ceually low prices. BE tadiator the trademark of the Haynes Automobile Co. the words ; '“America’s First Car.” Open Sunday Morning | Hn | | Mall Orders Promptly Filled LONG DISTANCE TOURS vogue during 1924. They state that the movement is already under Cut Rate Tire & Supply Cow} cre TMS SEAR wos, itn prospects of greatly in- pp y . Reports from Cadillac distribu- creased momentum as the season | 1115 CHESTNUT STREET ‘tors throughout the country are to’ advances and road conditions im- | the-—effect tNat. according to all prove. present indications, long-distance | The first early spring motor mi- touring will increasipg|s be the gration itnessed in the South ‘and the extrerthe West. From DELCO HAS NEW FORD California come reports of unusu- IGNITION EQUIPMENT ‘lally heavy touring both into the | | State and from the State up along | ‘The Dayton Engineering Labor- the Pacific coast and eastward iMto | stories Co., a General Motors sub- tw _— ane netens! parks io* | sidiary, makers of Delco starting, ard oe se ee ras ; lighting and ignition equipment has | A Cadillac factory representa-| recently added to its standard line. tive recently returned. from a visit | @ type of ignition specially designed among distributors and dealers in | for Ford cars, and this has al- the South brings) reports of cars| ready met with a large sale. | bearing plates of practically every; A feature of the new product is ' state in the Union passing through|the automatic spark advance, + : Satisfaction or Money Refunded DON’T MISS THIS CHANCE! A special carload sale of the well- known “Packard” auto and radio Batteries. Every size, every type. All @rand-new and fully guaranteed—at money-saving prices. All Batteries Are Full Sized. Direct From Factory te You at Jebbers’ Prices! It is now possible te obtain a —ie — Battery at._johbers’ . - ve @ retail stere te sell direct from fac- tery te customer, which saves you the middie- man's prefit on a well-knewn Battery. suarantced 18 Months Packard Batterices are positively guaranteed fer 18 months. Service and a written cuar- antee certificate accompanies cach Battery. TYPE YSW-611 FITS THE FOLIAWING CARS: Ford Oldsmobile Buick “4” Overtand List Price, $23.80 Yer = $1.95 TYPE YSW-613 SPECIAL FITS THE FOLLOWING CARS: . E FOR SMALL CARS| Pzkk “6” Hudson Jordan G-volt, 11-plate: fits Fords, Jewett Mees ; List Price, $28.60 a §12.95 Chevrolet, Dert, Essex cages etc. 11.9 e n Ww case. $ 5 TYPE YSR-127 WEE SOP no +4 FITS THE FOLLOWING CARS: DODGE FRANKLIN MAXWELL THE PACKARD BATTERY AND PARTS CO. TR 3402 Lindell BI. Wpen Evenings and Sundays SATISFACTION OR MONEY REFUNDED ; - re worked out to deliver the best re- it ig desirable g Its at all engine speeds, using the | van mee : ; “oe” ppc ot advance only under | sm sae pe. THE HOUSE THAT unusual driving conditions. When | time by any . | —7_™ Is Your Car in Nee At Last—We Adop Duco METH Used for high-class. cuaranteed fini : | EE Eo nish om your .car is aubic ete d. atkali dust. grease, heoilin, the weather. The f! or. me ee aeen changes in This methed has a durability cover and is mech less marred by seratehe The smooth, satin-like surface. whe with age, will mot stain and is exXtr Come in—lIet us explain McQuillan-Bra Coach Cc Duco Dist 1900-04 LOCU lkonont 3380 —PHON Quicker, Easie > OFFICIAL DUCO PAINTI Acceleration LEO a wil dod taiaee adn _ MOTOR CAR CO. trafic with greater ease and sai Acceleration is quicker—the moe ’ 1485 Sedan > >. > > 1985 Sedan All prices f. 0. b. factory Term & qustguev consuniaess og BOP cer’ Ee ' Ex pec t : Great 7 ISTH Alp ioc UST Weber Motor Car Company ‘ GRAND , Ds The unequaled smo engine; the safety « ASSOCIATE STUDEBAKER DEALERS R power, speed and r | 6800 Fierissant Cla Me. Eiliscilie. Me. 4 — " . ti 1 sae - STUDEBAKER LIGHT-SIX - $1 cannot be estimated Cadillac A Bomont 3080 . A eS ete eel renin. *

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yh ‘> - ra ‘ _ 7 . rm - a (3 ‘ ¥ ’ ee ey >» . oy am fo * » ~ MAY 18, 1936, x: ' ; re- | it ig desirable to y the | vance, a series th ERT Ft Ppz,, of 4 inte a nder prevents fetting the we Ly nen | time by any shift of the f ne The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOLR POST-DISPATCH “=” =17 THE HOUSE THAT SERVICE BUILT 1s Your Car in Need of FINISH? At Last—-We Adopted and Installed EPENDABLE Duco MeTHop Diese (sed for high-class, guaranteed finishing of automobiles in one-half the time formerly required under old methods. e finish on your car is subjected to action of sun, rain, snow, alkali dust, grease, boiling and freezing temperatures and anges in the weather, _ mad. sudden ch WHO WAS IT NAMED United States Rubber Co. Tech- nical Director Claims Honor —Wrote Magazine Article in March, 1923. have “— that balloon their and as OW tires taken place tin the motor! world the word “balloon.” as INTERNATIONAL SHOWS UNUSUAL DUMP TRUCK |Stuction Conditions that must be met by ment must be utilized that will withstand the hardest kind of servy- ice. Through loose dirt, shifting sand, deep mud and up _ steep srades the motor trucks must haul heavy loads of gravel, crushed rock, sacks of cement and other building materials. The International Harvester Co. has recently developed a line of heavy duty’ motor trucks equipped with dump bodies in the design of ‘been placed on sturdiness of con- | ; to withstand effects of hard usage. These new Interna- | tonals are built in 3000, 4000, 6000 | ities. ,trucks are of the _valve-in-head type. Worthy of mention also is the “Steer Easy” steering-wheel arrangement which adds greatly to driver comfort. Plenty of foot room in the cab is provided by breaking the steering shaft a short distance below the wheel and connecting the two pieces by worm and gear An entirely new type of hoist drive has been designed. The hoist is driven direct from the transmis- sion. The hoist automatically stops four-cvlinder. , own weight. vs he -motor trucks in general contract ‘and 10,000 pound maximum capac- | iwork and particularly in the mak- | eek | The engines in these new motor ing of roads are very severe. Equip- | point and when the load has been | dumped a turn of the lever permits the body to descend slowly by its The body may be al- lowed to descend while the truck | is On its way for the next load, thus Saving the time that would be necessary were the body run down by power. p The policy plan for free inspec- tion service during the life of each | International motor truck, which was inaugurated several years ago, holds for each new International dump truck sold. Senet The Franklin automobile factory at Syracuse uses annually 800,000 square feet of second-growth white 1000 tons of ash 2500 260.000 square tons of aluminum steel and it in a well-known fact that Beht- weight pietens Pow ER SUPER-MOTOR #333 72." taperience has preven cast iron pistens for RELIABLE LONG SER F. DE LUXE light-weight pistens are made of cast iren with all advastages of material plus light weight and great «trength. Send for free heokiet. “Retter Moter Perfermance.” Repairmen'’s Catalegue on Motor Rebuilding off the prees. Copy for the asking. PISTON SERVICE CO.> = 2°. 1iui.2ht 2emie | Don’t Polish C) nm CLEAN FI A & H Auto C.. AND PROTECT tTS FINISH WH ) —_ our Car WIItT } Cleaner RE stew tere or 4 ,. IJY BATTERY EACHANGE, INC. “6 applied to tires, has become a part Z t » & mt fF method has a durability covering all the ahove mentioned facts of the language, it is interesting to h less marfred by scratches. that the first announcement =——— ever made of the new tire was giv- —————— — en to the world only 14 months ago, and that that first announce- ment gave it the name that has since clung to it. On March 10, 1923, there peared in Automobile leading publication in the motor field, an article written by 8S. P. Thacher, now technical director of the tire manufacturing department, United States Rubber Co., which read in part as follows: | “In order to provide greater cushioning for passenger cars the United States Tire Co. has let it be known that cord tires, large tn sec- tion and having very thin car- casses, have been substituted for the present conventional sizes with very remarkable results in expert- ments now being carried on. “The name ‘balloon’ tires has already heen applied to equipment of this description, recalling to some of the old-timers the early days of the bicycle, when pneu- matic tires first came into existence and were so termed, to distinguish them from the solid and cushion tires then in common use. It is made clear that much work §re- which particular emphasis has! when it has reached its highest feet of leather —— L\ | This and is muc The smooth, satin-like surface, whose soft luster actually improves with age: will not stain dnd is extremely easy to clean. Come in—let us explain this method to you. McQuillan-Bradford Motor Coach Company Duco Distributors 1900-04 LOCUST STREET Bomont 3380 —PHONES— OFFICIAL DUCO PAINTING SERVICE STATION AGL OE: 4416-18-20 Olive St. MOTOR CAR CO. TIRE PRICES SMASHED e Nonskid ‘ , ; matter of general interest. s2x32 a $0x3', Standard Size.. “These experiments represent an we aman a 4 Six4 S. S. Oversize. . extension of the pneumatic princl- 3354 Nonskid ._. 32x4 S. Ss. Oversize. -* ple ina logical direction and bring s4x4 Nonskid __. 33x4 Ss. S. Oversize. . the tire much nearer the engineer's OVERSIZE CORDS b4x4 S. S. Oversize. .$12.40 ideal—a tire as ‘flexible as a soap Rought at a sacrifice; all first bubble and as strong as ateel.’”’ uality Tires are averaging 10,- “hh oon miles or more. A real sale of + When ‘Thacher applied the name better-class Tires. Heaty raised balloon” to the new type of tires nenskid tread: full oversize. it was with no thought h “0x3, clincher, N. 8....... . $8.95 , 2 z that the he 2 $12.95 name would be permanently adopt- ed. As a matter of fact, a much more satisfactory name could have S2ab be he ais sia4 ) $1 3 4 : 45 Royal Cords G. & J. been devised, such as “low-pres- | ) 2.25 $ 9.9 sure.” But the name stuck and \ $18.45 724 444 ‘404 d sexe": S14.95....$12.7 maeie $1595... $1335 has been officially adopted by tire tt Seconds—Slightly Blemished manufacturers. Mradls Rta5 } WHILE THEY LAST —ALL BAS oe 5 NON-SKID—ALL OVERSIZE t7A5 : : Newell Motor Car Co. moved last -30x3 ' 2 CORD SPECIAL—TUBE FREE week from Jefferson and Locust Guaranteed Firsts, Fresh Stock, Heavy Nonskid. into temporary quarters at 3120! Including a first quality guaranteed yg Loe boulevard. | extra heavy Tube, while they last . When Franklin cars are crated | . : - for foreign shipment, all unpainted Get Our Prices on Goodrich, U. S., Fisk, Michelin and Kelly Balloon Tires parts are greased with vaseline for | TUBES VULCANIZED FREE nahin aime , : All mail orders must be accompanied by bank draft or mon: oN Soom t the damp, salty order tu save delay in the shipping. atmosphere of shipholds. So se- “uurely is the car fixed for crating | UNIVERSAL TIRE CO. (inc.) 2840 Locust St. canada ies any Peep Sie mean oe Free City Delivery. Mail and Phone Orders Filled. on any side or either end, the car Bomont 521—1677. Open Evenings. All Day Sunday. | Wholesale and Retail. Dealers, Get Our Proposition. cannot move a fraction of an inch | from its position. | A TTT note ap- Topics, a The Greatest Guaranteed . Upkeep Plan Ever Offered Is Open to All Buyers of Bomont 3381 er, Easier =leration a can drive in crowded _ ater ease and safety! TU i er—the motor de- ert -Agallongoesfarther er smoothness. Ethyl Delmar 124 Mh” wk et; “.a > “vz a Cs g ~tt CAL COMPANY, DAYTom, O, rd Crown Gasoline at 1 Oil Service Station and St. Louis County United States Royal Cord & G. & J. Cords Made by U. S. Rubber Co. At a rediculousl,y low price. The greatest buy that ever struck this Chassis $395 Coupe-Sedan $655 Sedan $795 All prices f. o. b. Toledo 10c a day for one year’s upkeep Roadster $495 $e Used Car Department Moves. : The used car department of the | SP BLEEEUEODS FIL ETRILRILOVS 444 FALL 4444 LER ELLLCLEECLTS - “* N making this revolu- tionary offer to keep every Overland car pur- chased in proper running order for 10 cents a day for one year, we go on record as backing this wonderful car as no other car has been backed before. We have faith in Overland because we know Overland keeps faith with its owners. We back Overland to the limit because Overland backs us. In our sober con- viction Overland is the greatest automobile value in the world today. No other car has Triplex Springs (Patented), which give the riding ease of a much longer wheelbase, cradling you in comfort and prolonging the life of the car. No other car at Overland price is so plenti- fully equipped with Timken bearings in the axles. The bigger new Overland engine gives you bigger power—robust energy that sends you up and over the top of the worst hills with an ease that thrills you. ocurst cs . - ee ——— We will keep any new Overland passenger or commercial car purchased during the next six months in proper running condition, in- cluding labor and parts (excepting only tires, batteries. and speedometers which are guar- anteed by their manufacturers, and also ex- eepting damage by wrecks-or collisions) for an entire vear at a cost of only 10 cents a day. Overland is a very satisfying and economical car to own and drive. The dependable Overland engine is quick, smooth and sure, and gives 20 miles and more: to the gallon of gasoline. We look the whole world straight in the eye when we talk and sell the Over- land—and back up everything we say with this extra- ordinary offer of guaranteed upkeep cost. Let us introduce you to Overland. We'll enjoy having you enjoy a ride in the new Overland—any time you say. This plan ts entirely optional. Many owners report maintenance costs far below this figure! When you know the new Overland as we do, and as owners do, you will know why we ‘are confident enough to agree ‘to keep it in proper condition a whole year for only 10 cents a day. Itisthe greatest Overland ever built. No other BEE 4 om car at or near Overland price gives so many advan- al et F tages. For example, the all-steel body of the touring “ F car, with its lustrous, lasting, baked-enamel finish. g?’ ae > wee wo agi & ey Se fe RELA vail ‘THE MOST AUTOMOBILE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY See Any of These Reliable Dealers Overland-Knight Sales Co. 3475 South Grand Bi. Sievers-Puettmann Motor Co. Kingshighway at Shaw Thuner Motor Compan 3338 South Jefferson Av. St. Louis County Automobile Co. . Clayton, Missourt . Time Payment Plan terms are offered on any Overland or W illys-Auight Ask any of our salesmen. See Any of These Reliable Dealers H. H. Barber Motor Company 6180 Delmar BI. Unusually attractive Model. Very small first payment. Expect Great Things—Then Experience Them i : ight cylinder smoothness of its harmonized V-Type eig engine; the safety of Cadillac Four Wheel Brakes; he romarhelte power, speed and riding comfort of the new ter prebe sg qualitie cannot be estimated.—They are the “revelation of a ride. Cadillac Automobile Company of St. Louis J. James MacGregor, President noid ll L.A G The unequaled Prices Models: Chassis, $395: Touring, $495; Roadster, $495: Red Bird, $695; ae ee Blue Bird, $725; Sedan, $795; Spad Commercial geno Willys-Knight Models: 5-passenger Tou ring, $1195; 2-passenger Roadster, 15; 7-passenger Touring, $1325: 5-passenger Coupe-Sedan (Standard), $1450; 5-pas- senger Coupe-Sedan, De Luxe, $1550: 5-passenger Sedan, $1695; 4-passefiger Sedan De Luxe, $1895; 7-passenger Seian, $1995. All prices f. o. b. Toledo. We reserve the right to change prices and specifications without notice. WILLYS-OVERLAND, Inc. @3rd St. and Locust BL Dorn Auto Company 7013 Page Av. Goodfellow Garage & Sales Co. 5802 Delmar BI. J. M. Lederer & Company Bomont 3080 2926 Locust BI. ‘Auto Sales & Service Missouri and Fifth Ar., : + A D Motor Sales Company East St. Louis, Il. 908 Chestnut St.

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Ey ‘tsa Jao mccain iTCE ee wane has MORE City Circulation than MAY 15. 1924. the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED S1.LOU!'> POSI- “DISPAILH 4 Ta aiieniae —— ‘or Transpert Congress in De- ple Ac reit during the coming week will In ——— —— — ' . mbt . ‘ nal Auteomoviie a ' nen vice president of tional « ST. LOUISAN TO TALK a r a boagers nee z Specialty Co..'Commerce conven , Eiben oad ‘ne Speer etia' A eee hate = 7 TO BIG CONVENTION authorities Ol automobile account- show & lides of ad sim he speakers before the ing rec x _ whp will talk on “Sim ords that the dealers sania use In ng Records.” his pes bo before the Na- order to stop up their profit leaks "——OFFGILS HERE ——_ ———— - — $A ion = eemmnaneernnesnanen —— Enormous demand and large produc- tion are responsible for the big price cut on Moon Bros. Traveler Bodies for Fords—in effect today. This body will make your Ford an all-purpose car—ideal for business, pleasure or touring. It eliminates hotel bills on trips. Your old Ford body taken in trade as part payment. ——— “ANNOUNCING | ‘Big Price Reduction Moon Bros. Traveler Sedan Body Fits Any FORD Chassis Now Only _ Cx) fon or ce “a al Sia SN es Mee es on ~tas ~y, * .s = Pius Tax. “This car has a bed in it.” Built by Moon Bros. Mfg. Co. Sold and Shown By Champion Body Co. All Other Styles of New and Used Ford Bodies Shown Here Bomont 1149 and 2383—3147 Locust Blvd. wen ncaa — at sae ni & acmandl —— Terms ——$——— —— — — . - = — 7. : 1 —— --~—-— ee es - -- —-- _ —_—_—_ —_ ee ——_- on ~——- “. (rand Bi TBIR.5O Olive ~treet . Wellston-Buick Motor o. Carondelet-Buick Motor Co. S415 Fiestee ‘Aveeve BIi@@ tvery ‘Avenee E. A. Dodge Motor Co. East Side Buick Company 1976 State “.. Grenite City. Th 376 N. 1@th St. Fast “¢ Leute Tit Vesper-Buick Auto Co. liedet! «t Grand West Pine at Vandeventer SN Balk Saleereomes Are Oeere Tatil 16 og M. Peery Pwening—Sendare Pacested ocelDCDIZa) | SUVATHUD TSU PULA WU LAREERA DARA AAD BTRRRARDA GERAD RGA RED ELE HAAD ES HRATRRRSTRLS ARSE SUH PMMMLGD ARMADA STRAIN HAA a “= BENERAL MOTORS Alfred P. Sloan Jr., President, | and Other Officers of Com- pany Visit Dealers in St. Louis. Six leading offictals of the Gen- ‘eral Motors Corporation visited St. Louis Monday of last week. The | ' party is covering the country in a private car. Among the places to ‘be visited besides St. Louls are Kansas City, Omaha. Denver, Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, San Fran- cisco. Portland, Seattle, Minneapo- lis St. Pau!, Milwaukee and Chi- cago. The party included Alfred P Sloan Jr.. president of the Gen- ‘eral Motors Corporation, C. S. Mott. Donaldson Brown, Alfred H Swayne and C. F. Kettering, vice presidents, and B. G. Koether, di- rector of sales. } | | — es A luncheon with Chevrolet offi- | cials and an evening dinner tend- _—_ ered them by F. W. A. Vesper. | president of the Vesper-Buitk Au- | to Co.. at the St. Louis Club, wer features of the day. One of the most interesting men | in this group was C. F. Kettering head of the Dayton Electrical Lab- oratories. in addition to his of- ficial place in the General Motors | Corporation. It was Kettering who developed the first electrical! starter ever used on amotorcar. This was the Del- co starting. lighting and ignition system which was installed on the | Cadillac automobile many years. ago. The same style and type of Starting and lighting and ignition | system is used ona large per-| centage of motor cars bullt today. “A radio fan would find much pleasure in traveling with the Gen- eral Motors party,” said F. W. A. Vesper, after visiting their private car, Manhattan. “for Mr. Kettering has built and installed a splendid radio set of his own design in this Private car for the entertainment of the party. Thereris an aerial on the roof of the car and the _ members of the party have had no difficulty at all in getting any sta- tion they may care to hear while. the train is moving. Mr. Kettering | complimented the Post-Dispatch broadcasting station. whose pro- gram came in clearly. and added that he had enjoyed their broead- casting of the Symphony concerts | and St. Louis Municipal Opera at his home.” given out by President Alfred P. Sloan Jr. while the party was here: “It is my opinion that such an- nouncements as the automotive itn- dustry has been accustomed to make during the summer wil! this year indicate a higher trend of prices The question can best be under- stood by an analysis of what has | taken place so far in the industry. ompare the price that is paid for a motor car today with that paid f the nearest comparable car six or seven years ago. In the case of a motor car a smaller number of actual dollars will purchase an im- measurably better article judged by any standard that may be set. “The reason for this ts that mo- ‘or Car Manufacturers have reduced the = ~e of cars in line with and fre -ntiy im advance of reduced costs made possible by better en- gineering and improved manufac- turing methods This has acceler- ited the natural increase in volume. which. in turn, has made still low- er costs and subsequently still low- er selling prices. The manufac- rer has been satisfied to take a ower profit per car. which has been compensated for in some de- gree through increased turnover. which, in turn. tends to equalize the return on capital emp loyed. “While additional economies will a’ways be possib! there are com- pensating factors which must be given consideration. especially the increased cost of distribution An adjustment, therefore must he reached sooner or later This wil! ome about when the curve of ere pansion flattens out “Tt is a that the con- sum ~ on of mot cars this year wi e any greater than last year, I believe that prices made last vea? discounted to some extent what was believed to be a still expanding vol- ume. This is evidenced by the fact it several manufacturers have al- ready advanced prices during the past few months. I believe the pen- dulum has wry too far and a re- action is ce in to come until! the si*uat! on ic intone nary BIG INCREASE. IN ESSEX BUSINESS et siress da thic eb d Auto: ALG Pr ison-Eesex open cars and the ison sedan. the coach is the car which makes up the very great x of Hudson-Essex business “We do not knew who started s talk about a lull im the auwto- mobile businese Certai niy Hud- eon-Fiesex has not felt rhe following statement was /' — —_ Are You Looking for the Ideal Landlord— Whe will never be forced by conditions to make a further inroad on your salary check? Who can afford to use a generous part of your rent money every month in making any changes or 1m- Who will never raise the rent? Whose house is located provements vou may desire? And 1 is exactly the kind exactly w here you want to liver of a house vou've always dreamed welcome children? Who will not slilesl to pets? will take as much interest in your home as you do, and allow you complete freedom in every way? Who will agree not to sell the house unless you consent? And who, should you agree to let him sell it, will turn over every cent of the profit to vou? Perhaps it will surprise you to know that there are a great many such landlords in and around St. Louis. est business men in the city — and the happiest. Thev are the landlords who rent to themselves. They are the landlords who are lords of a piece of land. They are the home-owners. They are the shrewd- And the wavy to find one is to become one. If it pavs another man to own the place in which you dwell it will pay vou to own a home of your own. but it takes This is an old truth, some folks vears to learn it, and some of them never learn it. 1 home of your own is something more than a place in Ww which to dwell—it’s a place in which to ) live. e real estate columns of the Post-Dispatch have made many bin happier than they ever were before, and there are am- ple opportunities given every day in which you could find like happiness. Real estate dealers are now offering some of the choicest homes and homesites in St. Louis and every desirable suburb. Today—every day—vou will find listed in the Post-Dispatch’'s “Real Estate” columns a great variety of splendid offers on terms that will make home ow ning a real economy. Read them carefully and thoughtfully and then There are many rewards for the man who settles in his own home this Spring. POST-DISPATCH The Newspaper of the Home : ‘ a = s oN = | > f) ‘ ‘ \ f, st Aa5 < 9, nA8 “a Ps % a + ih " *~ Vout %i » Dd ’ a4) ¢ me z a Y it » Rs ” x 4 ” 3 a a See , ee * z “ e tse investigate. Coprright. 1924. by W.G.B. The Post-Dispatch. A matter of r to relins Rusco Emergency rolled steel. They kind of asbestos higher priced car aTLa® 40TO 4431 Es cABAWY AU’ a34 De CABANYE Bi CABANSNE OG (-eodfel ( OOPER-SH ! e308 Ce CONTIVENT ! sasT

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MA SUNDAY, Y 18, 1924. ee ee. _- -_-—. - be forced r salary t of your es or 1m- located the kind Vho will sP Who do, and Who will And who, ver every real many Ie shrewd- d., u dwell it oO learn it, a place in lade many re are am- d find like cest homes -Dispatch’s Offers on then the ing. IL MAY 18, 1924. . 4 sas byuily eID: “thst .i 4 de CiGsiit shone fe ov ee { a4 i ‘ yj id: LOO ped Pr lo ‘ g, ° — @uumtneeteneeeeee a LL - = — A matter of minutes not hours to reline your Ford Transmission Bands Rusco Removable Transmission Bands can be relined in from one-fourth to one-third the time required for old-fashioned bands. This means the convenience of having your bands lined while you wait. It means a big saving in repair costs. With Rusco Removable Bands you will be using the entire braking surface, instead of only 30% or 50% of it. Why? They are constructed with hinges which cause the Bands to contact in the form of a perfect circle, gripping the transmission drums smoothly all the way ’round—and this Stops within 32 feet going 25 miles an hour A quick glance at the Rusco line Rusco Brake Lining Rusco Transmission Rusco Towing Line Lining—a type for Rusco Clutch Facings metal) ty me no Rusco Hood Lacings Feltbak,”” to pre- Rusco Tire Straps vent chatter. esi ye Belts Rupes Removable usco Em regemiosten Brakes for Fords for Fords THE RUSSELL MANUFACTURING CO., Established 1830 Middletown, Conn. makes the lining wear much longer. — The lining may be renewed without removing the trans- mission case or disconnecting the self-starter. Price $7.59 Big-car type of Emergency Brakes for your Ford Rusco Emergency Brakes are made of cold- rolled steel. They are lined with the same kind of asbestos brake lining as used on higher priced cars. A patented brace plate -—— insures uniform expansion, and 100% braking efficiency. Rusco Brakes cannot crack, bend or buckle. They cost less per mile than any other type. Rusco Emergency Brakes at $2.75 with the patented Brace Plates, and with Rusco Brake Lining, can be applied without extra punching or drilling; dependable; give longer service; save the foot brake; are easy to reline; and safe sn emergencies. J ht | ¥ sta , 4 “3 ges 2 BA / cane it, y . hi, Soy | yy 5 i . Atty LMS sh 7 YU I\ U3 Vy oy, Z Z yf y WY, Vthh4 “Wha Kitts, Mi Yy yy, Js A a y Vy) ¥ Ae by Yj; Mies Mii / Mts, A 7 / A/S, hf, GLAM, yy VM MME ae (Madd ST. LOUIS DEALERS: DELMAR AUTO REPAIR CO., 4738 Delmar Boulevard. DELWAY AUTO REPAIR CO., 50900 Delmar Boulevard DUFF & SON, 2821 Easton Avenue. EMPIRE GARAGE & AUTO REPAIR CO., Fair & Natural Bridge Roads. paw L. ERTELL, 4056 Easton Avenue. EXCELSIOR GARAGE, Belleview & Manchester Avenues. FULLER & SCHMIEDESKAMP, 4251 Clayton Avenue. 4. HORN. WEST ATLAS AUTO SUPPLY CO., 4831 Easton Avenue. BEIXNTKER GARAGE & REPAIR co., 4128 Olive Street. BERNHARDT AUTO RADIATOR CO., 4627 Delmar Boulevard. BERRY MOTOR CAR CO., 2201 Lecust Street. BROCK MOTOR CAR CO. 4416 Oliwe Street. BUSY BEE MOTOR CAR CO. 4451-53-55 Manchester Avenue. CABANY AUTO REPAIR CO. 524 De Baliviere Avenue. CABANNE BATTERY C©0., 540 De Baliviere Avenne. CABANNE GARAGE & REPAIR SHOP, Goodfellow & Vernon Avenues. COOPER-SHAW GARAGE, 1820 Coopér Street. eo CONTINENTAL AUTO SUPPLY COs SR37T Delmar Boalevard. FRANKLIN pay - 1 “Z fin ~~ wre ce Weg Un EEE I J) it f-4 Wi YY b YY; t 7 f Me YI), ‘ty, j Yo y Va, » Ve’ Me a, Wil . Y 4 Yifp Wp Vify typ hs Y Y tts 4 UY 4 ts a thiv4p YH SSL, OY, / Y iy, 4 44 SA tthe te Yt sry tty: WZ, LEE MET AE Yili tity UY y ; Vt i) shy Pn Vii f a YLT Wy ip ? o Ny Oe 4 V4, / tte 4 Uji yy Yt. 4 Y) Yi 3 “4, “ y Yip Wh yy 2217 Leeust Street. LIVENS & FRANKE, 5745 Delmar Boulevard. GOETS AUTO REPAIR CO., Geodfellow & Vernon Avenues. GOODFELLOW GARAGE & SALES CO., JT DLIN ALTO REPAIR CO. 5802 Delmar Beulevard. tu Look for the dealers RUSCO row STRAPS THE standard set by Engineers and Police for @ stop-test when the car is going 25 miles an hour is 58 feet. On properly ad- pusted 2-~wheel brakes Rusco will stop your car im 32 fect—going 25 miles an hour. N GIVING you Rusco—the finest quality brake lining it is possible for the repair man to obtain—he accepts a less profit than if he sold you any other brand, If he recommended and sold you a cheaper grade it would cost you the same, but he would make three times as much profit. Your repair man pays more for Rusco than for any other brand of lining. But he doesn’t charge you more. You can depend upon sucha man. It takes time and money to reline your brakes. It isn’t a job you want done every day. When your brakes do need relining be sure to get the benefit of Rusco superiority and the conscientious service of a repair man who is willing to take less profit in order to give you a better job. Solid Woven Transmission Lining for Fords Rusco Transmission Lining is the most solidly woven lining on the market. This gives you longer wear and helps to keep the lining soft and pliable as it should be. It is treated to resist oil and friction heat. This also helps to keep it soft and pliable, and prevents it from taking on that glassy, slippery kind of surface that makes grab- bing and chattering inevitable. It is thick enough to have the rivets properly countersunk so they cannot touch the transmission drums and therefore can- not cause uncomfortable jerks and noise. The result of using Rusco Transmission Lining is greater service and smoother operation, increased pleasure, economy and all ’round satisfaction. Start, stop and reverse your Ford on Rusco. Ask your garage man or accessory dealer to, install Rusco on yourcar. $2.25 per set. WII (/ VISTAS A yy” 71M jy” @ ‘Wilf FLA LS A i sf, 4 wp “fy Vy Y? YG; : Vif/4i4 yf YY; y J i Yeu, A U4 Y Y Vi Ut) Yj Ye j y Vt “tity YjfseY"("'"("“"tt UY “Yj Y ¢ 4, { Y, Vij) , Vf fy SH) 7 WZ, 4 2 : i) / STIL Vt hy Z Yj GIA Yi WH, Y hy y 4 Wy t/t, y 7 Sfp 7 7 7 Sf, he dh MO OISA Z a “tn ph, “hh “44 7 4Y a, 7 7 - , fs a ¥ Z 4up . i, 4 WY? Z Vey, SW SS J J 4 , A / 7 y : 7 a hf, y : y y 7 L. J. RIEHL MOTOR CAR CO., 4630 Olive Street. HAWN ALTO SERVICE CO. Ine. 2338 Chestnut Street. HOFFWAWN-DICKS WOTOR CO., Inc. S711 Delmar Routlevard. 0 Elaston Avenue. avsc ao Bey, soe POen, Sw » BRAKE | SATISFACTORY SERVICE GUARANTEED Ys UY ty ‘ J ; “yy, ; Yflyyy yy CLL, Hl \ CEN FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE Phone Lindell 2747. Complete Stock Carried by Holthaus Automotive Equip. Corp. potion 3225 Locust Street. Phone Bomont 1975. * KING'S CADILLAC SERVICE CO. “Feltbak” Transmission Lining for Fords ‘‘FELTBAK” makes “‘smooth action without chatter’’ possible. It will not char or glaze, remains soft, and lasts a longtime. The felt of ‘‘Feltbak’’ acts, not only as a cushion between the band and lining, but also as a reservoir for oil. The pressure of the bands against the drum forces the oil through holes made in the lining, to its wearing surface, thus lubricating the surface, pre- venting charring and glazing, and therefore chattering. Say Rusco ‘‘Feltbak’’ to the dealer or garage man. $2.75 per set. No cork in Rusco ‘‘Feltbak.”’ Rusco Tire Straps Rusco Tire Straps are given a permanent waterproof treatment. They do not become rusty looking with age. The patented buc- kles permit exact adjustment, do not slip and can easily be released. They will never dry out or crack. 4 hy Yd Fo) Wty W, Mtl 46, tA 4 Z , SN ‘ >. ~~ SS NN SE \ \\ J Y/ / ~ ~ i “ fy Y “ity Yi Yyy Vy “YY 47 hi AA AF, Wi yy thy A - YEW) iy ti py Ye d tr. C. RHODE RADIATOR 41235 Olive Street 3721 Westminster Place 13 Delmar Boule SERVICE GARAGE, Ge H. 1 LLERY, RIEHL BATTERY SERVICE, 57: REX ALTO REPAIR CO. 4333 Easton Avener. 3144 Easton Avenue. Rusco Hood Lacing stops annoying squeaks Wit Rusco Hood Lacing you can silence many an annoying squeak. Solid woven lacing. Cheaper and tougher than leather. Will not crack. Guaranteed to stay soft, flexible and quiet. Belts that out-wear leather Guaranteed to remain soft and pliable Rusco Fan Belts are made with a ‘‘twill"* or diagonal weave which lessens the tend- ency to stretch, insures true running on the pulleys and prevents cracking. They are woven endless, stretched at the factory to proper size and mounted on sticks. Carry a spare one with you. A 3lb. Towing Line that hauls 5 tons Worth $100 when you need it You may never break down completely. But, if you do just compare a $20 garage towing bill with only $7.00 for a Rusco tow- ing line. 7 Patented buckles tested with the line to 5 ton strength are safe and easy to adjust. It is powerfully made cf best sea-island cotton woven on looms of our own manufacture. Legal towing length. Weighs 3 pounds. If your dealer cannot supply you, delivered postpaid for $7.00. Rusco Clutch Facings Standard equipment on 75% of cars Rusco Clutch Facings never slip. They engage very smoothly, and though they hold absolutely fast, they never ‘‘freeze.”’ Rusco facings are 100% asbestos and brass wire. They are woven oversize and compressed in hydraulic presses. They wear longer and are therefore more economical. There is satisfaction and saving in Rusco facings. co. A. KE. PRATT AUTO REPAIR CO. 6123 travels Avente. SOULTH END AUTO REPAIR CO. ZAZA Gravelse Avenee SOUTHWEST GARAGE & REPAIR, 57@1 Graveis Avenue. THIEN AUTO REPAIR CO. 2653 Graveisa Avenue. . LNITED AUTO REPAIR CO., 3130 Cheeteau Avene. vard. 4805 Natural Bridge Read. NORTH AVI AUTO REPAIR Cv.. GRAND PARK GARAGE. 1901 Leeust Street. 35342 Neosho “Street. 1. J. KOENIGSTEIN., S228 Lawton Avenuc. JOHNSON AUCTO REPAIR. 3008 Dillen Street. 1508 Seuth Grand Avenue. GRAND-NEOSHO AUTO REPAIR, HENTON TIRE & BATTERY, 1905 S¢. Louwls Avene. 108. B. DRYER AUTO REPAIR CO. 8215 Gravela Avenue i521 SN. Gehand Avenue. SLT RULURBAN FISHER ALTO REPAIR, Halle Ferry & St. Cyr Reads JENNINGS AUTO SUPPLY & REPAIR, 8454 Jennings Read. HILLEMAN AUTO REPAIRA, - Lackliand-*(. Chartes Reck Read Ww. VW. MORHLENK AMP ALTO REPAItR.4. & He At TO REPAIR Co., LONE STAR MOTOR CO. : ’ "oo an tom Avenue Zi le indiana Avenur. Sa ington, Me. MOTORCYCLE SERVICE CO.. SAPPIW OF AUTO REPAIR (©. VNEWAY AtTo LAUNDRY. 540 Delmar Boulevard. 1008 Dillen Street. RUSCO Am ELTS LINING Sappington Me. who display these signs. Their names are listed above. (@ RUSCo} -& i , ors Es ea le hae ae “nhast SB = ee Ak ee i o> ®y- ‘ - coat Oe Fea ty 5A SE Fe ite, 5 sabe

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ee S37 LOU'S POST-NISPATCH The Datty POST-DISPATCR alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED | A LT a i RESS li RADIO - Three-Tube Reflex -Phusiform et (oe oe i er SHORT WAVE SENDING omaes. tan LS ab © > .24—R ee, er ee ‘and one resident subject of a for- ' ; A+ 90 A | eign nation who purchased a radio J C A Pp | | O e ' = | ~~ “oF acters | | ‘telephone receiving set was sub- ~ x is a Sroadcasting on 107 | ; | jected to examination by — of- . ! a i Heard and Re-Transmitted 7 / ficials. Efforta to arouse interest - , . ae ae idles , ' ; — -¢ Coolidge bids fair to : ; i is) tain . in the possibilities of radio have nO. P ‘ > President . ; ' = Great Bri i: : met with little enthusiasm. al- or iat ae Prtalintiy ll eli ee ee ee ane ae J 2. : : Ss tra ) : sions are desired by many promot- | ous hook-ups nor does he find time a | peste, a arent nad ae “ | ers. but objection has heen voiced | Radio engineers of the UC. S$ Na-i|to try to build his own set, but he Another battle of — from WOGY_ by eight Eng | hy the National Opera, and the as produced 7 inter- : s1¢ iby io broadcasting as much a8 Ho Pes . St | phe ‘tion that news broadcast during) own experimental sets have long | impressed with their results of re-| DY radio use Committee on Patents . : esting nomena. As high as 10! have been impressed on) tory wae | 2 qe. Ses = . : ; Iso i uipped with a new and roadcasting songs aa ing. & ' bee { Denmark is installing four rou} composed of banks and/,, 100,000 ohms. Model 25 has ajamateurs in over 40 states, some 4/80 ‘8 ¢QUIPP br be S = WGY. In this building has n| fe , i aa + Green a «a The Post and re oe Nes | improved radio receiving set. by members of the a of ¥ ‘4 the apparent dis- ith nsmitting st tions as ‘ i ~ 4 — —— = _ be simim - le*ton 5 ‘ Aili ? ti jatan? 7 « r rm @ mies, . T . ; 4 ¢ * r = u icate with Ice- : Te egraph administration a iT] soon minim sal res istan ® OL «W@ 0090 ohms * a ions distant avVVY D mor Henceforth, no matter how far the : Mills. an officia) of the , assemble ical laboratories, the fu 3° _. ad cae > Re ae urepe | ceva radio regulations on the! and a maximum of 350,000 ohms,|NKF, at Bellevue, D. C., has S€-/ .acht steams down the Potomac, | tified before the Co on order of ™ ont ary for a high-| | “¢ land and the mainilan: . et - ea ee, , : | ant tie. h tn ssa if the Radio Club of Bengal. at Cal- basis of the new contract. Thi! ) is variable from | cured excellent results in two-way Mr. Coolidge and his guests will _ ents during the hea ' a. radio transmitter. The) ta te @utta, India. is licensed to broad- \ Marking the inauguration of) 59 900 to 500.00 hms The re- | communications on 3000 kilocycies mes pec gy ea aon ie copyright bam including ; | sted pecause of the power and s #1, east. and has installed a powerful radio activities in the Canton of; .._ , thout “steps |or 160 meters, in lio telegraphy ee SR naeng wt tre? 1 aa ooo. O86 ee 7 & caer > of wave lengths used, OD- hes ie ene ving station which brings in | Rurich, the first broadcasting sta-, ee tt ee a i wid The Navy Department is testing were under consideration. Mp wage 20 Y*"'** n the experimental license an ' ‘Paty tai ’ ee aublieity and . lan ts expected to be put into op-| °F "ose OF 4 ying or removing /and also in radioph (ransmisS-' out several portable sets, the best said that WEAF and aan «erates z= neral Electric Co., 2 X 1./ oe 1 te r i tnerensed Parts required: Three Phusiformers. /Two audio frequency trans- . 0+: about June 1. This sta-| pressure on two columns of treated | sion tests. The reliability of short| of which will be sent to the White | paying the society $500 each —— of the intense, field} ¢p rtisir in «hile have ct ation - wt i. . : . vache [iitnieher pro- formers. Ratio 3 or 4 to 1. Two .co:/mfd. mica fixed condensers. tien is being ercted by the Swiss/ graphite dis: y means of an ad-!| . ves and their ability to carry for) House for the use of the President | he said. ts paying the . Because ansmitter it is possible | +, ef ee | One .ooos mfd. fixed condenser. Three/sockets. One 6-ohm rheostat. : T! | about the ¢t to light an or te full prillianc + tran ; insting knob PY qj ic ’ ae - 7 + n fa il on the lavrn. grams are sent out for urban and — Radio Association. the transmit-)| Justing &not e device ‘Ss UNAt-| tong distances, especially in the/|* d his family a@ year. ; ry South Af. Lhree vacuum tubes. One crystal dé¢tector. Suitable “A Battery |s:n¢ apparatus being mainly of! fected by atmospheric changes or | - “ | daytime, Dr. Taylor points out. has eae and go-volt “B” battery. Loud speaker. | American manufacture. shatepure Applications of the the es - ~ ” _ dinary 60-watt lamp | te y by holding the th 1! residents: arrangements fot the broad- Mien ] he dnd: A te ” resulted in the construction of a Senate leaders —y: Ce at least [poration and the other “big of lamp in the hand. Two — a radlievoh m—:z iroauct o ti - : 237 = 4 r | gra ast Sting of music, instructions, etc ————eeEEeEEEEEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEEEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeeEeEeEeOeeeee . — ; State-controlled radio sta- Bra ss oa 7 P te | rce 10 mos | Ttalian : F | mission laws protests are believed to have con-jciety. Discussing the several f ° : ’ ok ' : } aa C } ’ 2 Tt and ) 5, AAS onims are rec- The short ware Shenandoah aet vinced a number of Senators that under consideration, Mr. i? be al ne i“ 47 ; ; : , ‘ell | ‘i . . “Oe on tf h ; . esl qd niv fou far th milits - rnal r) : CO} r hy hort- Q} - a ae os snag _— - camels re oy permits for b t ceivers in u i Preparations for ommended The Bradleyohm | just completed and tested during the tax on radio was not desirable. | pointed out tthe Although practically e' ee www 5 pennants , ME a ) tha > on — a a - = + . . . a r f Palermo. and !t is doubted if more broadcasting of concerts are being | Should be connected across the sec- | the past week. is for use of 3009 | Semators who are not radio fans|law of any of them weal a six-inch are be-| ,, No shock ts felt |,» nt of this nature oF h the skin rather | ¢, However, | 1, “ tet oy -~" iF ‘ > “- ~ »+* } . - ES eee . . , ‘ — - 4 lifie Resistance values between madio, however. | = nerce almo daily. don The Italian: Government is rh her at Memel. operated /! : . *% ° ro | fa 7 ® “+ 9 i because curre travels throug , MP 8 ¢han through the body. a on .. 2 wf bare hands were used insteac Of |.» fmare i" ain at et Slov ; he ¢ + thas thi noveltv-lovin merican from the age of seven t ‘re authorized ion neades mee . of the mMdarv of the second stage trans- k-ce This set was designed for use nave tt inclined to be rather step backward. contending that lem 4 the natal rods. a severe burn would | - = > vaggnel a , | | neal tein, tials t(nori | ‘ 7 ie 4 ro > Ae the neutralizing when the Shenandoah goes to the skeptical about reports as to theithan 10 per cent of the ¢ h esuit. The building is heat- = ll countries whose Madio Rare in Portugal. aiontoninil | istancé in the Pliodyne type of North Pole, where it will be day- | Size of the radio audience and the |commercially valuable. srl if small coal stove and the ,, bited, i izens do not know what the few months ago, rad ceix resistance values light most of the time. It is oper- | extent radio has gripped the peo- | Stated that the society is not heath in vz eats have learned that care) ,. Nedra - = ae means. and “carcely heard of in Portugal... gael a ve in Lithu-, Usual! juired lie between 59.000 ated by a 24-volt storage battery, Ple. The 30,000 telegrams and le:-/to the radio and admitted tht a. be taken in transferring coal the Gov- few of them have ever “tun — complete lack of in-|__. = ‘eine ote ‘bet he @#nd of 9 ohms. 3. Asa coupling kept charged during operation, but ‘et impressed upon Senators that members of the society are netal EE nme the coal biltcket to the stove. | |, rermany : In Sicily. for example, the ‘***s a m ta athe alittle is | resistance w in a resistance am- good for a number of hours’ trans- the radio audience is something | agreed as to the value of = If the body comes in contact with | er dithuania. term “radio” usualiy means a new that London was broadcast- ‘waa: rect! 2 3 d - plifi R values between mission in an emergency. Tele- more than mythical. | publicity. They are all 7 7 alk eS da ye : | ny met interests na aft ta lki ‘ hine. although ‘ iia d title i n. | nas n very poor, he | : , its short wave All Tubes Guaranteed to a oy cated ular fhe public inferred thati. -.. . 1... = r : ag enolic. sino itieeiiieienei a House committee adopted) ime he did not believe = ~ = B) the i fae bass A dis- ™ " ratut praptca: | —_" : erts will be broadcast ; ne = CUR — transmitter, 4 ee Werk Like New tion.” »opulation ap- ‘“"e tning a Was to Install | ae | at . . it coup! lary transmitter. she will also be what is described as a very clever | five music publishing houses i & tant places with a fair degree of on Mall Orders Given proach : A citizens, the radio puthit machine Danes Won't Pays. Ont instrunm it, in the a. supplied with the most powerful method of getting the radio bil! . solvent. ae F reliability whi h were only occa- PrP Prompt Attention ‘onsul found only three of those Promptly marked “sold.” pve! The Danish Radio Assoctation i eatiy | r | transmitter ever installed inanair- through Congress this session.; “harles H. Tuttle, counsel Mae §6gicnally reached on long wave-/ ai , 25 HOUR SERVICE 11 interviewed o knew what he ‘*/Mce 4 dozen or more people hav eported have been unsuccess- ©f a rege itive receiver. Recen ship. The big set operates AC There has been little doubt in the “ational Broadcasters’ tion, lengths. Furhermore, the signals |. Al Tubes return- ranted, when he asked for tubes "een defo! © wineo isbO= | ¢u1 in its efforts to raise funds fo- |» American Standard Electric C W over a range between 500 and| minds of the backers of the bill) *Ppeared before the ee | gre transmitted so clearly and with | eae es, G. CO. D. ra radio set In the North of ‘0! up tt 2S 6 OiLties t | broad +: by subscription. and >». pla 1 the mark h 200 k-cs, and may be operated +nat more than a majority of both rebuttal, testifying along the wlll such volume that it Is possible a é : beats are said to be a fen listenine- Shortiv afte: P@- i « oniemntts “ied Ln RI Recint ireuit couple: ‘alled the . re simultaneous!yr with the short-wave _ houses favored its passage. But line a6 given before the ll rebroadcast them 5600 miles awiy. Dp RADIOTRONS CULNSNINGH AMS ir aper devoted a column f¢i ne -urtailed le es : / Dans! | i’ I , n NS.st: e set The intensity of short-wave the trouble lay in getting it to a Committee on Patents eal On several occasions all eight s*a- ta co. 12 cds. oe i: -_ ) tis J eA a us ' ing for : ba satena* one eta bitahed oteein ¥ agin One ing rm means re ; ived md - oo Dr. vote. With Republican leaders | See eine. ea told thee i a. . tions of the British Broadcasting le 1 ¥-s0! 75 CRYSTAL S , | me eae ane vade : and the Danis! EE obedrceresniteg 8 ss fixed wit. Taylor. who ts especially interested | anxious to adjourn Congress early e the composers “ae Co. relayed WGY's broadcast pre- ti tig rao ee ere " Soloist Association offered clo ne Hehe the secondary and it ts im amateur short-wave work. iS/in June and with an almost endiess| ™&y have a right under tha ey grams. The most successful ¢x- m oY 1-2 a Lo d Speaker ate e . Fie -” oe ee yperatior The ganization w gre stein gall omnente ee — eS fee sorrel pt sgaees chain of tmportant legislation re-| °° svtanah aaa for wt 3 riment was that of April & ween oo el Of et to have be laintained through | 0 ** a a - | Curing the northware Shgnt of tie! maining te be conciieren, ee) ee e small Ag an entire program of organ, teno.) , n rupiES OR BATTERIES. Operates on ‘opularity crew by such leaps, voluntars pti rom am a — . ‘on- Shenandoah, and expressed a de- feared the radio bill could never vonai SEMIS woul’ ee baa and trumpet solos and an address - Wellston Radio Co. a Phonograph like playing a record. Of =. themde thas th titi iain oe i, deine lar ‘ound a short distance | sire that all 190-meter receivers be brought to a vote in the Senate. out of business if this practice m & Was carried by wire from the : $15 CO. D. Write for testimonigis Gn¢ Parties pore Pormypest te ail ; way fre : nary. The sep- on the job. The airship can receive | Sisted, leaving only a few si Wanamaker auditorium in New), 1479 HODIAMONT omic aa ARREN D HOUSE. mt ag a ae coe enna ag, Padre oR Sana uration 1 : ‘nd-| amything between 125 meters and! The Howell bill ‘radio stations in the United . York to the transmitter of WGY 1430 Main Kansas City. Mo ee Reulian iL TOE ea oe pe ik ae : ; en nes has heen selected with a view 25.909 meters, he says. — Pie maga i J i e re ae for Gevernment 5 Se d oe He said that because the . & ir Schnectady This entire pro- « | ether had already pone Sen jm are pays SO . gram was sent out on 107 meters formed by the thir. Silver Versus Copper. | ate a" ome Ho ‘ cn . the broadcasters were SEEGER MM and also on 380 meters, and the ich is wound on the ro- bhe latest suggestion of the eci- aan MB wtihnem bill gprs nn ale but | Eee? their expense as low as pa signals on the former wavelength |t ; | ous ae- “All ] ; ; oD When : : i ili » Citeiimnd: tint rr eithe ase or pane! ountin rs eli rcon i@c : e¢ Bos the transmission was: A as ciear »* . : : i,¢ | r) : TraG \ : QD! Hye r . ; & K MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY purchasing elt yea 7. wireless stations in Sumatra, one of It tunes sharp! ' ‘9 630 treity better than copper Joes. Also, | *&: but rather direct to conference. tne Newton bill would 3 onde as if played tn London.” The short ———— AY mean tne ,ear : Pe tarted which ' : eae mE ger | When the conference report is’ « : 7 FREE —Radic Book With Each Purchase. Indicates Breadeasting Stations ee ee ie FH a which will be located at Bongkalis meters 1¢ tarnish that forms on silver in R wa aa aa ene oo s parasitic practices” of the t mH 8 wave signals from WGY have also Log | i rai vaggans PH RE i iienicdiinn. dahon | ) pila ir is a conductor, while the | #8Feee upon BY DOrn Aouses, tf it 18| broadcasting stations and te — . - *9 °* : » * >) - , 4 : al . a’. - -~ | ‘ ass >? * bad ss ss . . . , y* wes — * : iain — - 1 lee : - .* - or _ b~ . contained. Demens«tration ree. = ‘ i ‘ : Auia re} : . ae te oO! iz maiiy introd uced. A few con der the present law. 7 4 ? hich is experienced on the longer . KRADIOLA TT, @-Tubt set—com. J RADIOLA Ul Balanced Amplifier , | | 7 n t] » nickel. eons are made to the amateurs, See. (Wavelengths. y picte with = WD 11 tubes and oe and ev Arter peace was cg ppueo Shr lean rT Bait ues : Sigua: and — noe problems of administration or from the sides of the hegsap aes hitececion ‘ ot|' very Pa u n culations was suggested ) Ses Snow hing ur is in the for he t. Protection is also afford-'.,.. enact 3 ; t. ~ al > - ’ J, ’ ' ; 4 : 7% “s : i "i ‘ ad ; + . ; , : a - . METRO: 3000 shms ive. ulated ith ; and is i i yy ides. In a Another change in the bill would! recetver Also it should met} = The anteana te of che tam? t ' ‘ ‘ vy 6 , nes ,re . o ‘ ‘re . ; ry: Pry i a TO at - ’ _ , 4 ‘se : 4, -ar yr in th e it i : F = ld : a4 74 ype bu | a a + apne : oe ee ; oa ers he Maasai gree aye free | a ae A prevent any tube, whether patented adjacent or parallel! te —_a t differs in some janeata from the || ‘ ’ : {7 i PTe AAW ‘ "a TMe : Uie na Luse $ , ° I + ons ss > O..S8A1 ‘ v1 ‘ i oO. acion that . or not fro ry? hein moved i" or. r t. arrvin conductors = -n mt o> FEDERAL: 2200 Re 90 receiving eets in Spair w- rt reuit in the | : leavy ; bel h ith a smail snort circuit exists. This is a vatu- par ) “nite eine -_ . nt oor a —— Conventional antenna. In order t> oc ip ‘ ; e ‘ . i abitsd ; sua . i - : 1 eo Bh ihe bay state oF foreign commerce which is kind. At the point of entry aa a de Pasa resistance logmses its con es ral intere rubber-coverec wi arred t bie f@ature It ia ales rticu- . ms : eM Rerpes ‘i ies BRANDES SUPERIOR BS ee S$ &:8Q OF particU~' affected by an agree t te fix the the house special precaution @ @uctar ath untingham . importance to the man who) ic ahiehk i¢ « : : wire is q ‘ors are made of three-elg (290, 300 BALDWIN; type C, single unit, $3.95 | . : won | .. | Brice at which it can be resold. The|be exercised. If the - 2 bro dc @ thr ‘al —o the in ' 7 . . : ; | eo antenna are ‘ em , air IL i rea ast. nroug som o r 7 larger th . pport — $5.00 | RED SEAL, $8.00 onstration mptes Coane, 200i atu. Under eo oa an necessary to. su i” 5 li be & strac A Tube Tip. the bare wire touch any =~ A *\ructure of this size but they are) : the buildin After the wie | ‘sential to prevent the antenna | Do not insert -acuu ty “aa eects POG a from ewingin Swing! antennse . iOLV inser. a Yacuum tube heen brought into the “ " & &. ing ng : . . . agen “ : , esult | S jimto the socket unless ‘absolutely should run to the serial Siam , ont coe ee PL y CO. one ane ap 35 Py heostats have been post on the receiver im Glee a mitten ae ee ng the trans- turmed off, or are at the proper direct path with the — 1 ae rend ae eee a short distance Free my elored Radic Map § **tting for normal position. amount of turns or twista poise to cone Gane th £ - | . erneath —— (Purchase the center of the antenna, Storage Battery REFLEX-ING WITH PHUSIFORI EI —_————— GUARANTERD 100% FRESH STOCK Burgess or ‘‘Eveready’’ ‘‘B’’ Batteries ———— - O88.66 i... $3.33 . w= S THE FOLLOWING: mm) 4S plate eapearit® Dartesn Sariable ( eondenmser 65.00 Macrex (ryetal set constructed fer ¢* «ets ohenmes. Hich-crede Aadie Transfermers«. Rillark. dellersen ; hich-crede KRadie treqeens Transformers. ria. Mabecunys (Cabiert. T4158. incieding pane! lhietie Tubes ° Reifex «¢ tremite noe "WwW er 1000 tarn Wr { @tis . ~) Pleetric seldering trepa guaraoteed 1g feet Piat KRihhen ‘SNertal Vire ‘> oO) Marvcew Tesnere Preat Sing!>+ Pheee, incteding Headband -celt Tires Cell & KRatters $5.08 Davten Detector 1 nit ; piate apectty of 4 )-plate capacity Table Meenting P reicerd ( ondensers Special Built 200-Howr “A” Batey | BATTERY CHARGER or We tite tube. ‘ better re eptien st w@ 85c — ~ 4 reguoar “errr bal — Chart: =—TOR We? \° BATTERIPS — a er fer G-velt selts earanteed | wear. . ee $9.25 SS uareas wove g14'59 S°5 value Sperial Vernier Variable Condensers | Plan oo, oo 9.08 111, $1.25 : eee £2.05 ie 81.40) “32s: oo oo $3.99 143, 8100 | $23.45 Rransten Kit of Saper- - wee RA $29.75 Volsometor, $5.50 Lice HT SENG, ARRP TE R— 69c eet om one tute Mew Approved cutseide type (ture of request AM TEIN PORTARIF F ous $s ITE Cabinet Crystal Set. Sige That lee hes (empliefte «th aerval. iowaieters. creaed clamp and twee pelre deeble bheadaerts “tein we erweta!l = re a real [5 walee Sor ia! $9.95 ‘ " , Guaranteed, $3. Radio Sets \ chance te bay rear faverite Radie Set at a great redoction Ihese were used TT Gemenstration« but are electrically perfert As quantities are limited we advise early se- lection. All sales final—none ex- changed. $20.00 VALUE , . Pe 4 limited quant..y of high-crade See Diagram Featured in This Section a = al ——y Complete parts and 7124x3-16 panel necessary to build this one brand-new fully refiex circuit receiver, using 6-vokt tubes; including one charted and guaranteed hr. Eveready Storage “A” Battery: 2 lerge 45-volt 2 e& t ‘ + Sd yy Sealinn. + ny a “B” batteries: 3 C301A or UV2601A tubes: Murdock phooes,. acrial cquipment, ectc_. Phusif Piano hinged walnut cabinet Suir comnts $7.99. usi ‘ : 3 i Complete Stork Crosley, Freed-Eisemann, Grebe Recevaisam Ps $3.00 value 7 | , 4 Complete Parts for + vacuum te ’ Since 1887. Main 3073. on = sor Sf 65 LINZE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. Our Radio Depart $5 008 velee. While 1129 Oli St. Whelesale St. ’ } A 2 1924 Polar Cub Fans 9Z'8$ ‘OOjUBUENDH sBeA-g ‘URYy “uf UOSsueWy YoUt-G Feeesseeeeeeseeeeeeee eee eee eee ™~ $100.00 e800 417.00 KS 00 STO 28.00 46.00 39.50 35.00 25.00 they last ver Leng - distance (Crystal. with cat's whiskers aed long-distance Freshman Super - Crystal 50c —_— With Non-Metallic Housing Mail ot Reccive Immediate 7 tteat om Ulepla,s ". Ss snc purchase SS | UNIVERSAL 106 Seventh Ave, NYC | 203 N. BROADWAY Special fer This Week Only SaLe BETWEFN OLIVE AND PINE all steederd parts ond Opeesite Bank ef ( emumerce supplies o-oo _— -- BALE. ON ALL LOUD «Pr AAP R~ . Many Other ttems at Cut Pri SBESESSB SBS ERB ESS SPSS BOSB BRE ees SB a

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> . : ye , ae Tae Sey Peres a Te, Cee oe ee . + : . “ ° . . ' * ce o4 a ‘ 2 a eee om wal , - 1 _ ad . tit "¥ ae 'NDAY 7 ‘T _ z sv: é + ‘ d é; f : ‘9 ; Rs ' | 4S ait The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH ~~ ~~ jf_-._ RADIO FOR THE AMATEUR AND EXPERT... —~ a enw [anne | a . Fa . ——**___| F\MWWAVESIGNALS || Post-Dispatch Radio Station KS D 'TESTS MADE OF TRADE: | Paticirarrs "i $50 | OUEGTIONS AND ANSWERS | ||=.csss- aise only station I can get is KSD, Ow BROADCASTERS AND J HEA ENGLAND | messes site | ay yy eee COMPOSERS BATTLE # — 546 Meters L MARK LAW VIOLATION, = SaeemTim) || / ame and Ad dream of tho Writer CE he | Lb ll ea ard tions to the Radio Editor, always | OR gg dan Bi gc — _describe the aerial used, as well as Broadcasting on 107 Meters Monday, May 19th Defendant Pleads Guilty of | tig . ented) |Sreatly improved, if you were to; gq (1)what would be the-bestiter’ aerial hence the better re- Thirty-six radio broad nt must be taken by those who rect from Hote] Statler, dance Pe M.—Missour! Theater and Judges Kernochan and Ed- ——— ae rh Py con oe agi 40 Say ~ sages type of aerial to erect in a yard 35- |gults. Try connecting a 23 of 43 Stations out of about 569 seal pandle it. ante ad — by Rodemich’s proadcast direct from he em oy no aes chentdd teen | ee Siieciientins ay awed entra Pe 40 feet long? (2) If coils cannot be | plate variable condenser in series ing the American Society of Gent For months experiments re rchestra. ater. agra che misrepresentation of pe aerial binding post of the set, and added in place of the grid variom- | with the aerial. posers, Authors and p ‘ been carried on by a group of radio ivi ip- 3 attaching it to a bind! Pthe |r wae een ee : ree $16,500 per y ublishers | in a small isolated bulld- Fada Neutrodyne receiving equip awe oe 6 ee oe oer ieee: ee Q. Where are stations 9AHJ and > year for the Privilege | engineers *n © | the transmitter|of the system. The antenna is 80! fs ment as manufactured and sold by condenser; the other terminal of ae 4XL? M. O. by memes RE SONS copyrighteg (Me Ms 8 MY OO uilding has been| feet high and 60 feet in width at, F. D. A. Andrea, Inc. He was con-| CAPTAIN A.L.WILLIAM > | tBe condenser is then attached to; 4. (1) Probably the best meth-| “| 4 ,3:) » arapp, 1120 B. Park — es of the s0clety, PB. C 1 of WGY. In orth apparent dis-/the top part of the fan. It has a | structing neutrodyne receivers us- _— 2 na the serial binding post of your re- od would be to put up a pole in one | avenue, Taylorville, rl. 4XL. Mer 8, an official of the society ¢ WW assembled, (0 DB sarct wie ; ing inferior parts and selling them). \\ : 4, . ceiver. This showd increase the | corner of the lot, and another in| cer Universit Macon, Ga tifled before the Committee on et order of most laboratories, fundamental] of 160 meters. | as genuine Fada neutrodyne re- WN | V/A strength of signals when listening : Fe , M | ; y, n, . ’ = =— the corner diagonally opposite an | essary for high-| To s4gure maximum radiation the | ents during the hearin ) ipment necessary for a 8 | mom tu the low wave broadcasti ta- | gS. when . equip ter. The ceivers. | nn Oad casting sta- | . Q. My landlord will not allow sev radio transmit tarnsmitter is located on _ level Sie case came under the rulines _f : _ tions. Either a 23 or 43-plate con- | #3 high as possible. ‘Attach the me to erect an aerial en the saat, eral copyright bills, incly wered re , Newton and Johnson mone | ation. because 7 por Bh, wc ts ar a mile from the nearest of the Penal Code Laws. This law 2 . denser may be used for this pur- ee ee rogue ede: Kindly advise me whether or mo. were under consideration. Mr. Mine variety ot eeareal non deren license "en illatin *stem is of the states that “a person who knew- ata height of 30 feet or more, the the landlord has the right to deny Sent WEAF 8nd WCAP an OTS Generel Electric Co., 2 X 1.| conventional coupled-type in which | ingly eelis, efters oF Gupenre fer “ lead-in will be approzimately 70 | ‘M/s privilege? R. W. | paying the society $500 each. WOR © of the Genera - 5 rhs wn field bene ¢ aon 4 rt 8 og “ Listeners Taking Upon Them- ‘sale any goods which are in any | Q. Is it safe to connect the feet long, which is satisfactory for A. This is an unfortunate cir- he said, is paying the soctet eee OF it is possible ae ip Pay lg : | manner by word or deed to be the : . ground wire of my crystal set to iving f most broadcasting | “UMstance, but since the house Be- a vear. y $760. shout the transmitter it is P tuned circuit rather than the an- selves Task of Making | c bottlin ~ . the steam radiator pipe? M. R. eee ac cas™ne | longs to him, he doubtless h tr . ‘dinary 60-watt 18MD | tenna circuit this greatly eliminates | a: ae ; a a old Patna on gt nay te ove ot an He explafned that the Radio Ge to light an *, by holding the h ipiltt 44 + ie Reputations. or boxing of any person, firm or ae A. Yes, but the cold water pipe adding toduntaman in ordee ta haart t. ee whether or not an poration and the other “big ove to full ong ey ies event the ane Ae pe change | mechan oll other than himself un- — would be much more efficient. It longer wave broadcast stations, it aerlal may be erected. Why not broadeasters are not Paying an ie lated stools, and ee ae 7 oo less such goods are contained in the — eg is not permissable, however, to at-/ i. 15: necessary to remove the grid | US® 2" aerial attachment whieh | thing, although the Radio Co y- | ganding on onan Tea’ oe A his in the wind. The vege coil say From the Christian Science Mon-| original packing boxes, bottles and ee Bs ; tach the wire from the lightning variometer. Ad@d one inductance plugs into the electric light socket? 3 ration had offered to enter tate a pee te . six-inch arc be- ee 7 ibd. see Sonaaad ae a ‘itor, comes this refreshing bit of | Under the labels, parts or namor “See, | ee ok arrester to the radiator pipe. coil in series with the secondary of The addition of two or three GE ag five-year agreement with the es on No shock is felt ee) tlle placed thereon by the manufactur- ise a eT the vario-coupler and another in se- | °f "@4@!0 frequency and @ loop serinl clety. Discussing the severa| 50 tween the rods. No ~ Ww this is tuned by an air condenser | comment on one phase of the radio| -. on, ie entitled to use such teen is Q. I have a regenerative set con- ries with the aerial or ground would, although somewhat more under consideration, Mr. site ie through mi skin rather UA Tia ostving the seb. i ey Te lay marks, names,. brands or trade- ‘mead 2 anal una 000 auamne @ pone a connection of the primary. This ary -| - i tee volts on the detector and 90 volts) ™°* Ll + RY mitted that ! he taken in transferring coal ai it thetewen daslit popularity, strange esthetic situa-| merly being held for trial a Shi Keg Oe on the amplifier. I am also using 4 members of the society are not all = > oal bucket to the stove. | sbirona coco (lllipbemgg — “| tions as well. On the one hand,| Court of Special Sessions by the an R3 Magnavox loud speaker. If th ee, agreed as to the value of radio ¢r faaae ymes in contact with | uninterrupted water supply. The it has failed to win the approva! Magistrates Court, Hossfeldt wes CADET LIEUTENANT EK HAR you advise using “C” battery, |, “- ee ee a Soe ecg They are all agreed callie object ares will jump | a (genet re pte: | and recognition of high-priced con- | given a six months suspended-sen.- oo PaeTOs BY KOPP oe please tell me where to put it A beat Ba Sem dg pebenae owever, he declared, that a charge : a to @ vel. ‘Metal pen- | oe > kina “leert artists; and on the other, it tence, it being necessary of course my set? Also any other hints that | ! . z from stove to sho p ‘cooled and it is connected to the lhas set up standards of taste and for him to report weekly to the pro- you might expect could cause my | ca cael aeeeal and pe ny copy i dis, watches or similar articles) —. 1. cooling system as the oscil'a- | , sc 7 | ; 3 | — — Tee ope : containing metal cannot be carried preg: cad ceeer- e@upiifiocr te a} judgment of - we and — wit | bate otticer. If eee X MO ' BROADCASTERS OPEN trouble. N. B. quency amplification. In making Siccoatcs na haa of on the person on account of the! osiaetasatibecen and. because of “gg or less re ag heer eg pen | tances ares peng eb iaee. ond S| ~ A. Noisy amplification is a com- | stations I used to hear with my : aterial, it w (ee hie 4 Te =. a sede | As an institution charging no ad-j| viously he will piac i e , not save the public auythine, Ge _ he : ng Bi ioumse be the intense field from the oscilla. | mission and paying sen Pham for| mercy of the court and will then| List of Class “A” Broadcasting Sta- ymon trouble with many sets, It oo rae, =o is as bat _| belleves. | mem. is eh + en sting experi- | t°T and its associated apparatus. {t | tajent, it gains slight support from | justify a maximum punishment for tions Tdcensed During the may be due to any one of a num- ares ee" sent tr: Since the radio has come into | ote ae ve we rer ‘steps on is shielded by a copper box to pre- | +h. traditional showman. As one, | his offense of misrepresentation of Week Ending May 10: er OF Oe: SO eee this det, I used UV 190 tube mae use, the music publishing business om oe vent regeneration and the result*t- however. that has the whole world | merchandise and trade-marks. Fre- Wave a noisy tube in the second step. See : se ubes wit has been very poor, he said, add- adage er nq its short wave ing loss in quality. All wires con- for an audience it takes on inde- Call Statio yang se te that all connections are properly ing he did not believe more than = wOY oan a i he dis- | nected to the amplifier are shield- pendence and authority of an un- - ——— nn ——r ~| soldered and that there is no film on ou t five music publishing houses were Gansmitter, vy ee | ed and the lines to the studio and eacnial’ wales . 1190 251 10) of soldering flux between any two solvent. tant places with a fair degree of eontrol room are covered with lead suai § | WDBE Gilham-Schoen E. terminals on the panels. Look at Ti ed of — hearing poe me Charles H. Tuttle, counsel for the aerated oes =F ae S a coped and are buried to prevent the radio Bi nde aganen ag ped mnie, ae ne | _ a oie =, = tube contacts. Try putting a small r Set? There's music on | L => y : National Broadcasters’ Association sicnally re ached = ig bebe 4 sicnal from getting back into the. been holding oft are said to bh: Expected That Special Considcra- WDBH C. 7 — ‘ gem B S BRACH MFG “3 appeared before the committee ri lengths. Furhermore, ‘ a é ie) input circuit. | willing to participate in the set tion Will Be Asked to Advance es bhesters i oer 20 2 | mary or secondary of the trans- ae Lo . Rs we rte ah Sete L.S.BRACH co. : rebuttal, testifying along the same are transmitted so clearly and wit PJ chardson-Way- ‘formers. .Very often a grid leak LEON LAMBERT. NEWARK... line as given before the Senate . 4 t rovided they get what . The plate power su ly to the | Movement, P , | n Calendar. : such volume that it is possible LO | P P PP Bill o land El., Corp. | having a resistance of 43,000 ohms 526 South Volutsia Wichita, Kansas ) ast tne o 0 lles wiy. eR aR Re Am Committee on Patents _severa rebroadcast them 3000 miles awi}3 weeks ago. He told the committee - & F446: nn) Suet OY) Bak fe Ree ed = asl age a + ¢ ek 7 7 $e vy hee Ma a ates SD: SD ee + Se’ | | | | | x, cet a4 : a ‘ broadcasters was staged before the ; stations, has produc pose. Pit : +, Satis eee Se oe qr 7.4 Ke. a a + oo . : +" ig eee, ; A» 7 a a ral ee * RA, re dp le AES $e = EMSS hs Senn 2 iw De ie 6 oy 2° A AEs Rae t ee, ig | waterwgecwee ptubes is a rete | ee ee a. to tise eee The House Merchant Marine Roanoke, Va. _. 1310 20 On several occasions all eight sta- | Phase. full oe - setw 10 ARgin age rea they “ert that to their man-| Committee has ordered the revised | WDBL Wisconsin Dept of that. while the composers’ society tions of the British ee | yx tt oon canopies are agers, some of whom hold that; White radio bill reported oo 9 Se may have a right under the law ve. aga WG) bo no wa ogi llighted by special direct current | $10,000 would be a proper charge Chairman White of the radio sub- anata Gieeeae a ae o to charge broadcasters for using grams. amty moat suc cessfu Ped | machines to eliminate the ripp'e for a soloist who for a concert ap-|committee is preparing his report Co., Bangor, ite...1190 copyrighted songs. the small broad. periment was that of April 6 wh . which results from the use of al-| Pe2rance_ receives $1000. They/for early presentation. It is @X-| wpa immanuel Luther- Y,; Apr casters would certainly be forced re pense . _ ye 'ternating current on tubes em- | @F&uUe® further, that if thp rate ee pected that special areney -seeunhiy ae dn te var 1080 278 600 ) 2am... V4; AE hy 4 4 out of business {f this practice per- te eal — r ey .ploying a high filament current. | fixed proportionately to the in-/| will be asked of the Rules Commi:- __ ‘Transferred Class “C” to Class “A” sisted, leaving only a few super- a meres «by Wire in teag » crease in the number of persons/ tee so as to advance the bill on the | KFGH Leland | Stanford : ‘ A radio stations in the United States. 7 eogeenl auchorser ar anal “WwEW" CHANGES WAVE LENGTH ministered to, a figure even higher | calendar. ford ' Ualveratty, ; : ‘| He said that because the Mateners- oy to the transmitter of ; |would be right. And yet they show Among the changes sald to nave | Calif. ...... , A 273 600 Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth — In are paying nothing for service. ' ponmectacy. thls patire pPro- St. Louis University Now Operating a disposition to yield eomething on | been introduced are provisions for | WTG Kansas State Agri. | 4 : the broadcasters were anxious to : =_ gpl fake la = ve oss “4 § on 280 Meters. | that point. So, without saying too |} a court review of the Secretary of ; 11 | ‘s , | keep their expense as low as pos- : oa glen ee! sche om The wave length of the St. Louls| much about the comparative size|Commerce’s rulings, and a clause | ‘ "a tie sible. cee ae Sermen waveengty University radio broadcastinz sta-| of the bodies of hearers in the two | prohibiting radio interests from) | St rti Mi da A Wi de ful Sale of Nathan Burkan, counsel for the : ane coreg — Eeres ato tion, WEW, has been changed from | cases, they mention ten to one as/ owning or controlling a cable com-) a ung on YJ on r ‘ British stations. According to a , av, la fair basis for-a start of negotia-| pany and vice versa. Those whe | PS | American Society of Authors, Com- 261 meters to 280 meters, which posers and Publishers, told the will allow many stations, not now during the progress of the program payee edited to ‘Kiew Ge ome) THE BENWOOD C0. Inc. | ; committee that the enactment of the transmission ive “all cl able to tune in, to get the reports “Somebody may ask:. Whom will | injected since the House hearings, . Oliv : a i *|the Newton bill would perpetuate ae if played ; L oye ‘ rion om | ‘sent out from his station. The| the managers collect from? believe some changes made snd the 1110 Olive St. Ours St. Levis, Me. j 4 sperasitic practices” of the raéic wave signals from WGY have also | hours for broadcasting will remaia| “The answer is simple: From | broadening of the scope of the orig- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL | ue broadcasting stations and the mov- . been alee pir tten abytrad in I an-|9 and 10a.m.and 2and5 p.m. | the radiocasting stations. | inal bill, will cause the Senace io} “Pioneers in the Radic Industry” . 5 Wah sosthone ‘But at present, those in charre | demand further hearings before FIRST IN ST. LOUIS | | , ; e3 ing-picture industry. The bil! pro- gfics with loud-speaker atr th | — | = “ — Avoid Oscillations. of radiocasting seem to doubt! considering the measure. ) : the payment of royalty for repro- B oF only two tubes, and this at Never let a single-circuit recelv-| whether vocalists and instrumental- | Legislative jams, prevalsant in | yalty times when daylight covered the|. ” whethe ats ‘ ' 26 ye Super-Heterodyne Parts ducing popular songs he said 4 ing set get into an oscillating con-| ists who have won a great reputa-/closing sessions of the outgoing) 2 | “ ‘ e - , : " » Western half , Sf & —_s ; ‘ s “7 7 ~|would be unconstitutional, because P have fea ag te nods ~—T dition while tuning. Oscillation,|tion in an auditorium bounded by | Congress, may jeopardize enact- Receptrad Kit e ores y ex a 10 ones a mp | *\it would destroy property rights un- markably fen A ovat the ‘tadiek in most cases, means radiation, and| four walls are necessary to good!|ment in the Senate, even if the “|der the present law. ng radiation means trouble and annoy-| results in one that is bounded hy/ House again passes the bill. Just as ee Whic) is x ei : a . . Le se perienced on the longer) |... for all the neighbors who op-|the four winds. In other words, | happened last year, the much need- es “Made by the man who invented broadcasting f Wavelengths. a Tead-in Logic. = erate receiving sets. Oscillations|the radio possesses its peculiar|ed legislation for regulating radio PHUSIFORMERS ~ ’ ’ - i: : | While the les! . ; ‘ , on Sha act in is an rage yeh . a anemitter . + nbd sag dig + are controlled in most circuits by| musical requirements: accordingly, | may again be lost in the ‘shuffle. “The Missing , | en tr on ee ee . om any broadcasting set, the enormoue- | t¥rning down the filament and >y| it wants singers, violinists, Tee) Many prepeee ee Link in Radio” $9.50 . , from the sides'of the houses along MEE Y Bich frequency involved—2803|Teducing regeneration. In radio-| and what not. who understand its) tary Hoover, feel that this would be es The Regular Loop Antenna radiogram received from London posing to exempt broadcasters from = 7 * * ' . : : : — _ . — — - . - : . a ku F $4 +s = i 23 = PI ™ . . - 4 . ¥ ae 4, e oraT alt hme d r sti ae 4 4 > - “, Parr tas en ee : A 2 Ge ne Lint ae Py Are ee oO me - ea ee” ae 5 te 3s Se & br | from the sides of the houses along e , > pub- | The C ; ’ Price List Read , E kilocycles—re frequency amplification they aréi ways. Then, too, it has a new pub-/very unfortunate. e Commerce New Dealers st y. . d Taever. cise tr those ofieg bee. F some NEY col thud ceneratdt usually eliminated by potentiome- | |ic—new because of the very condi- | head needs aid in administering ra- ‘Sets Repsired—<Aerials Erected. $150 Outfit, Set and 1 ; S 1 , ‘ i é . os - ote ‘a , : ‘ ° a'adjacent or parallel to other cur- ® The antenna is of the fan type, but ter adjustment, reduction of ayyors tions, mechani al and so ial al-| dio and plans to have it, pill or no| While They Last 4 Tubes gad tdane conductors of a re : tian “fe pian a rom the plate voltage. ing. | what action, if any, Congress takes, | isjkind. At the point of entry in | ai antenna. In order t) “Now indications are that radio) before announcing the date of his e the house special precaution must 4 decrease resistance losses its con- For the Notebook. 1 , | ee steners, instead of accepting | third radio cénference in W ed A ij . ‘ , : . Limited Quantity at Above ‘Price | | e be exercised. If the wire is bar, | 6@uctors are made of three-eighth Repaired vacuum tubes are usu- | .4ay-made reputations as a mat- tj) without any covering, {t should ’o inch hemp, over which aré braic ally not so efficient as new ones. rei oz course, mean to take upcn vee —— - tipassed through a long porcelain @& ed many fine strands of bare cop- Clean soldered joints with alco- themselves aa task of making rep- Takes Place of Solder. SAME AS NEW ‘i e\tube or brought into the house “9 P* wire. The two wooden poles| hol. This will eliminate any]. oiions on their own account. If| If the lead-in wire cannot be Sold on Convenient Payment Plan through some other insulating me- | sepporting the antenna are much | chances of corrosion. they do so, they will be a vertiable | soldered to the aerial, it is a good | $ 15 l dium Under no condition should <a larger than necessary to support Coils without taps, tuned with po sn of witnesses to the artist| policy to wrap tin foil around the | all ‘the bare wire touch any part of Gage * *‘ructure of this size but they are| variable coridensers, are more effi- | they acclaim. They wi!l| connection and tape if over with | Types K FOREST D-10 REFLEX RA- ‘the building. After the wire has “(gy "sential to prevent the antenna] cient than tapped coils. ossess after their manner, the! ordinary friction tape. This will | : - © been brought into the room it Qi from ewinging. Swinging antennae Poor connections from the stor- sacha ‘Every reason therefore |help to prevent corrosion. How- C. ©. D. and give yeu © DIOPHONE —a 4-tube long Y should run to the aerial binding — fesult In frequency changes. age battery to the receiving set cae ‘they should name afresh the | ever, all connections should be sol- | Written Guarantee | : ri " : post on the receiver in the most The building@sheltering the trans-| will cause all sorts of trouble. ; | dered. | Our new apparatus for drawing | , "4 distance recelver using indoor ri direct path with the minimum Mmitter is located a-short distance A set that is placed near an elec- | hich vacuum insures super-sen- | : b tric light line will often pick up sitivity, ter distance and loop, with a reputation for the is 4 q to one i - ‘amount of turns or twists. | side, allowing the counter longer life. Gentlemen, they're P0ise to come directly underneath! the induction from this line, and — ee SOME. Tube. . e the oe und in the * | z | 9) ‘ enter of the antenna, greatly | produce a humming s0 Mail your burnt out tube, | | clearest reception of broadcast In | PHUSIFORMERS i peers tn radiating efficiency | phoots. = order any t}pe repaired tube. yy . B} existence. Operates cither on self- vol a oe « St. Louis Tube Labs. — | if contained dry batteries, making it d i |. " 3 | ns ve eae Section. 7 Complete Line of | 3572 OLIVE ST. | | s NSE : a portable set, or on the usual com- ol Cubes; including one 90-amp.- , a) =bination of storage and dry batter- ong 2 large 45-volt Eveready q a" | | 2 | f Mia —....... seartaun us] ormer Ss POR ANY Ce aa — ees ies.. Sold on a direct comparison — . | : . | , | fe basis with any other set made, re- | cabinet for same, $7.90. ed-Eisemann, Grebe Receivers & and ir | ~~ OSS gardless of price. » Price List Sets Repaired Complete Parts for Reflex Circuit and All —= : Main 3073. ‘ Circuits Used With Phusiformers tn odenating write tes ICAL SUPPLY CO. - Our Radio Department Is Complete | extire broadcasting Easy to Operate—P ortable war" St. Louis, Mo. ERE EVERYBODY GOES =| : ei) EGC Noted for Selectivity : WH a SCHOKMILLER | “Ch sn Min C29) 32 na ela a e A LLL NOLS; rea ia ® Ii. - and . i ‘This Special Sale Starts Monday Morning Ah ; -FRANKE | _ (fe |e Poe iapang tl 3572 Olive St. 4 503 Imperial Bidg ia . : : Writ This Week Only . a uN. E. CORNER Sth AND PINE S Vil Dealers Write Tall iasterd parte on = : | Olive 2329 eevee.” 46-90 West 4th St, Now York PERS FILLED

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EV gt Be at Pais = ee v ae in, a wr ne of 1's POST “DISPATCH eben Daily veg DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the merning and one othes evening newspaper COMBINED —— Ses ——- — : ‘ 2, a ss * ;* _ : " es ‘he cross beams drop dewn slumi- ! ing orders. Rickenbacker wiil cer- dollar is worth entry > PRICE REDUCED ON Ri RED AL rOMOBIR TODAY te gait cc p rmiaat w+ tap diana ate a eer fe teen yo ¥ pe , num arms, faced with steel. which tanly have 4 es tans year compared with the 19 lp Bho ; * ‘tin tae of ** | ‘ ; ; 2p . oe , , , . t] bod’ this meta set-up jig tixses , : | : = ’ : i The rn . ' ' . ne “a Gl Ln ; as © ai iiia- , _ i4) : | ne € note ‘3 ; Daete Lee 5 _»~ ins an > “ng , ‘ta With absolute accuracy certain lim- ” & sia handied by the Champio od 7 , ) , ; , , ,iereed its which insure that each body is ome Pe: Ys ane ™ a . ‘ ' ’ ‘ : . . one an . . > . . —~ — — .* om ? ‘ ; . : , CY hes 2 " : ’ Z .’ 7 ° . ’ . ‘ ‘ . ’ ee | ' ‘ , igi ' ‘ si . ) rt) jes i ng T = - price : ha nee : hs : Ge! I . — ; i’ . La" be . — ‘ ; . - lille - : —_ . — ‘ ‘ bre utes Ss _ all -_ me) ‘ Ba Mpren ‘ee riac* Ti Ld ‘ overs . WAT. R ' - 7 ‘> =e) : ai : ae | ‘ | : —_ Be ‘ [ti ‘ : . . } A wMminr rt License Helders — Thea bie Arm shock Ae + and ir rea een ’ 7 7) ’ | : . " .* » 5 x tat, ’ > . ; : en i ta . . ' ‘ 9 ry ; . - ’ ; is dere « 6s | i ki Li , ive sts ednesday (oc . ten os ”? ickard ("a ker enloe 1 wear in the >. $2.00 Tire Spree . arses cht: complete. _ bods : aad hee: eneneestl = hay oe | “IRON MAIDEN” USED uetghraay 4 oe . ae ane Se thes Rarre! Headlamps; Ferd. ‘25 Spotlights oo The Tea wel. a ; ® ow | , : ef ' “oduct oe way : OU) rriery ive inerea re Rarrel Headlamps: fer ot or cars. $:.. speedemeters: & rhe Pray ' 4 ne ¢ Til tif Ae ' e 1 moe ing for the firs? tin IN ee SHOPS mihiy ¢ ° ' tre ca =e tha “OH ne: nt over ,et vwear'’s Fitwell Tire tevers; all sizes = Dower ety whi a the seal , , ) nee ss ' 5 ' \? er Ritiee! uve ti : - Va Ge 2 ' or ’ P cage’ mre =) . een 9 an ; ‘ lw Par f a . terd Fenders; per set . Vater Pumps mito a hed in ; «1 -” - The ' é ; . - bad ‘ ai ’ j id . aie } itioonw Tor ul I a7 safety Rearvtew Mirrers pa . | | e>1Gde . ete eason: ' a ° rr) ’ id a) . trust : . ni named the Ir ia Pickenbacker business is \ ery good Menogram Caps: all cars.... Am pion ' : “s _ a" ' , Ai aia : ‘ ; ~ & + ‘ ‘ ‘ ; : ‘ “ora ng ‘oe VW ird Motor- Driven Horns this body mal an ideal tou ! | eGra ma thes : > 1 nee 0 ite ath, : ome ance &* Ue ee : ' Aute Seap: 5-Ib. can , , RES town = me | , , ; . ‘ e : | , : : « ry ‘ > a? >@ a the . rt ained factery and states that the © MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY. Ford wm : J r>é , nM } ; : 7 ‘ , , : / és : ee : mig «4 a Oils nown the iron Malden ‘ eight of 5 pounds. nc } Louis business reflect as that e- RECEIVE BUICK BOOK in Chancle the same time furnish ample | height amd width of a than but |apriguts support channel *tcel | backer so busy,” he sald Saturday. NEWMAN'S AUTO SUPPLY CO. fe - he Verver- Bu K Auto | OPEN SALES CONTEST 2 | ) ing on } astened to of the body being ass ing ri (ft) ys into fill = Days of Crime, Mar nied copie | t rs e Setups ae . S - a a Cnet toe —EE . . . . La . "Bs 3 special Correspondent of Dispatch. DETROIT, M ORN to the purple in the royal underworld, Sophie Lyons Burk | B to police of many cities ‘once a P ef the Crooks,” who died the other d E eity. was all her life a strange psyc Pexbibit. Her personality: was dua | grandfather, who operated in Londot eracksman to whon Seotland Ya heme its hat.” Her father, .Sar t was a housebreaker w hose red P exploits were epics in the police a New York. Her mother, Ann Ley) shoplifter of distinguished parts. Berself. initiated into the gentle art ing pockets at the age of six by ‘mother. led a lurid career on (wo c ' which extorted a tribute from no les : soisseur than the famous Lombroso celebrated American adventuress an wrote the Italian master of crix “must have possessed a very super ligence.” Despite so patrician a lineage, and | brilliant contributions to the -famil : Sophie Lev to use her maiden na! "waunted by traits inherited from sc letters. wi FONnA “ihe? wre wonoicn Tiena! now in > . * . . . . . . ] . O* 05 One a0 0.6389 -06.6.0.6 >. > > * i ee ot Ol ba bd ba ba bal be ba be" GENERAL MOTORS TO HAVE SPECIAL MEETING . — ‘> "dt be ee be be + . > > * @#.¢@ . . > *¢ . . . , . . ] . . a =a é sates +444" . . . Ld J ae * > . ‘ 7 i > . > ~ a Rvery Champion spark plug is guaranteed to give compicte sat- isfaction. They always mak- iiente have beet & arene se tis Deere two women One, as Lombroso ec good because Champion has : “ De a ee So ie ~ .: the aie ieeck sien, Chem. SES SSE: SHSTS OR PRTEVSS: ee ' “enriched herself by robbery in Ame pion X is 60 cents. Blue Box 1 = Europe to carry out the sz wo cante. ; =: we fem fc icer love of it.” .The ot Champion Spark Plug Co. | SS Meepere oprimgs | { al } ' beset by intimations of respectabilit; sede Siew eee’ alien . EE swiftly crew s0 prepotent that at th feral ancestor \lmost from the fir —— Ae wr Ge ~ mee 6. etal BRP Cm —— tM ay 2 >. ad Gea PMB tafe wee. a ret ee oe gers Ps PS Eee ' pe nr -- ae Riad hed OM Teolede, Ohic 36 the “Quee: he Crooks” abrupt! CHAM PION. Depeedati«c fer Leary Eagine - % { te ae a "ber back o 1e underworld foreve - a” — + © ; Pawn eee ne ee ee ee or Rurnett . , MN . © ls en waging Hurst or Sales Hurst ‘wen F Thempsen Meter Ce Parkersburg Marten Meter (o. ion Meant Pf{fiecham Jace “Meter {.-ranmite ¢ arty FF. Weti ion Ceeaietaring, Geers, ‘ Wind Defiectors f i | Be AL Anne Meinert Brathers = ye ny SD 4. DB. Recunen’s Garage AEAQVH s . overs are 88 -. &- —S Varage ‘ arberndale Seedhoem & smith Ol re : . ' with Vinh ko” ss ar rax~TE VERS Pane eut beveled oder. elar- me? ive P Fallert Aute Co VW ashiecten Deexe Meter Ce... TuROT i.HwoOLT rae Trt ~z* sre Ye Rr ie SEAT CONVERS POR PeRD vanes $9.85 rer, to convicts such as she and all! meals rn wba =] $4.60 $6.45 $8.90 $9.85 Shock Absorbers ‘3: PMY bad been. During her life she * s SEAT pea POR CHEVROLET weal wenien P tinea, sending checks to alleviate $5 75 $8.65 $10.70 Malleabdie steet. deg bie-arm . . i sot brisoners in penitentiaries which | . ° . “heck ‘AbeorSers with ofl-tees | Ceutior: De net compare these ( overs pered steri coil springs. regular : c $ 2s | adorned. By her will, executed . : . a e sing a heme for childres + rei al —™ oer - ow ee ee *ee see ee eee ee eeeeeeeeese *teseeeeeeaes Ur rears oM. ope or both @

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ETNDA®P, WAY is. vet —- r is worth only pared with the 1% a standard fOllar today yu. S$ with 10 vears O18 toda} Sue ?’ 1” Autom@s | AR. ti-plated Sidelichts. .. Recovering; touring Recovering; roadsters__ Covers; BOs... le-Arm Shock Absorbers. ine Light; complete y ; Stewart's. |” ; single bar __ fe 4 Bumpers ; double bar S; coupe, $1.85; rROMPTLY. SUPPLY CO. ‘seda n +i. 1] AS Com. ie [Sophie Lombroso, Who Made a Study ‘of Her During ature of Olds- ) horse power brication sys- ‘ecdcar. ‘It has st clutch, the em—in short, ing to do with we qualities is lal, and work- us Oldsmobile le and General Pwhy 500 peo- erful car in its i ee ee DD a ee ee ee = RAG & SALES CO. Delmar aie 6's» o St. Charles Jefferson Gity lL oulsiana . VPernfelt Hannibal Cape Girardeau ew Bluff .. lrecker .» Moberiv .. Rennett . Macon . Potosi tarmington a “of the Crooks,” © éity, was all her life a strange psychological Pexploiis were epics shoplifter of | herself, Mang pockets at ® hoisseur than » celebrated ® Wrote the Italian e haunted bs “™ feral ancestor. peems to have two women. qine BWiftly grew 80 prepotent that at ® ber back on : dived for 49 vears longer an irreproachable Piife, and expired on May 8 m™ the reformation of her = wo + 5 A PORT GWM). CY, (ee oe /y, VJ BA Yen 4G EAPLM LES LA), VAL “ Yi, Yy * 7. WY Yy 7 7 J ‘A 7 VIS 4ée Wits A ty, : fy VIOLET iMhées / {wi ili YZ, — _ gg’ (Sea ne tee oe BPART . EN, ) —— ——_— ca = 7 =5 Crook Who “Turned Sti” and Le 44, a, dl LOM SISOASSSS aprocend Tr? AM TETT™ GALLS ISLA 7 tyfyyyg Vit, ain a —_—— ee Burke, Known to Police NT Pee — : me PVE ee a7 SR ee terre beg Ot Wi sage yy "? 7" “ ae ett tly t budbuttintul yy YJ). hi “YY y Y, Mk Yi) Vf “7 Yi “/ 44 - Uy, i a 4, G Y iG YG , , 4, “uy ty jf, MUSA 4 ‘fh, * S44 G 44 Ssh pe rhs LLL bh ffi SU, Wtee Ua Yl “ddd Wd ddd Wdbdiddlld Wl heen Vidllildldldldddd Vil senceas VM hi Ne —_— * a —- ES Seen Stetson of Two aire — “SIT. LOUIS, SU NDAY = ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MMM MMOL H0@PLOLIO”” °F : wr Mi yl; J JA/ ' 4 ttt, HE Nb VU Ulla ‘ Yyy tt, 4 LEE: CLL Se en MORNING, MAY 1d, 1924, Yr Villas a OMOLLMLOLL LLIN Uy y 3 ¥ WY bin. Cag J mm mw me ee ee Ws. CS 7 i PAGES 23—30. ee ee =e ae Contine en ats, R eformed at 36, and Died. 40 } Her Hectic Days of Crime, Marveled at Her “Superior Intelligence” —How She Settled Down at Detroit, Entered the Real] Hstate Business, Amassed a Fortune by Rigid Honesty .ad Left the Bulk of It to Found a Home for the Children ai Men or Women Held in Prison. by a Special Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. DETROIT, purple in the royalty of the May 17. ORN to the B underworld, Sophie Lyons Burke, known to police of many cities*once as ‘Queen who died the other day in this exhibit. Her personality was dual. Her | grandfather, who operated in London, was ‘‘a > eracksman Scotland Yard took father, Sam Bbevy, whose redoubtable the police annals of Her mother, Ann Levy, was a distinguished parts. Sophie, initiated into the gentle art of pick- the age of six by her own led a lurid career on two continents to whom hat.” Her housebreaker in off its York. New “mother, “which extorted a tribute from no less a con- the famous Lombroso. “This American adventuress and thief,’’ of criminology, possessed a very superior intel- master “must have : ligence.”’ Despite so patrician a lineage, and her own brilliant contributions to the family tree, Sophie Levy-—-to use her maiden name—was traits inherited from some’ less Almost from the first there been a struggle in her between One, Lombroso continued, “enriched herself by in America and to carry out the tem for sheer of it.” The othef was beset by intimations of respectability, which the age of abruptly turned She as robbery to Lurope same Ssys- love (36 the “Queen of the Crooks”’ the underworld forever. of in the odor philanthropy. [ewe ee ee eee A cerebral to Convicts a | was not content with life. It devel- confined, how- Her higher nature own Oped a sort of missionary zeal, ME.KH o/"'"l»h »annnonmnnon-oebinonennannnoe-anenuemnantcemnnmngpumaneneannnenvemenmnnnennnnnits RERN po ASS ———__ WN 9 SWNMMBY OH gg A\ACNT+?cnR2d2z«iN Judge Ira W. Jayne (center) reading Sophie Burke's will to Mrs. B = ‘© convicts such as she and all her fam- — had been, During her life she was con- P“aily sending checks to alleviate the lot ' Prisoners in penitentiaries which she had *adorned. By her will, executed in 1922, left $1000 to the Detroit House of Cor- Mtion for the purchase of a piano, and $50 Charles Jesse Pomeroy, the “lifer” 80 has spent more than 50 years in soli- ©’ ©Onfinement for murder. He is an in- , te of the State Prison at Charleston, There . yearly bequest of $375 for sending maga-~ Blo elp)yt But the different Provision prisons. the testament ited national attention was that bequeath- the bulk of her fortunes estimated at 0.000, for the foundation of the Sophie 0s Memorial Trust Fund for the purpose Sstab!| children between both of whose of which Shine a a for me’ and four home ars old. one or A A ll Ale et oll tm - a him or whether parents are.inmates of prisons. Two houses which she owned at 749 and 751 Twenty- second street are set aside for the home. The will gives definite instructions that the chil- fren shall be taken to Belle Isle four times & year; that a certain large room shall be used for play purposes, and equipped with suitable toys; and that each year there shal! be a Christmas tree with appropriate gifts for each child. It was a long, hazardous and hectic way which Sophie Levy traveled from her ttition in theft at the age of six to her final act of sood will. She was born Dec. 24, 1848, in the tenement district of the lower East Side and may be said to have imbibed the instinct for robbery with her mother’s milk. Loosed on the streefs as a child to prey on the pock- ets and handbags of the unwary, she told in later years of having been struck and vituper- ated if.she failed to turn in to her mother at least three stolen purses a day. When 12 years of age, she made her debut in patrician circles under the chaperonage of “Mother” Mandelbaum, a notorious “fence” for high-class thieves, and so found her way into the inner circle of the boldest and most expert criminals in the world. During this year also Sophie experienced the first of her innumerable arrests, on a charge of shoplift- ing. First Husband a Pickpocket ’ Her first husband—for the stirrings of re- spectability led Sophie to marry her men whenever practicable—was ‘‘Manny”’ Harris, a pickpocket. She left him after the honey- It is not known whether she divorced he died, but when she was 16 she became the wife of ‘‘Ned’’ Lyons, a celebrated bank robber, who was considered one of the best ‘‘catches’’ of the ‘criminal aristocracy. During the Civil War period he had been perhaps the greatest bounty jumper of them all. He boasted of having oat at nearly every recruiting station in the No afterward disappearing with the bounty am moon. He arrived in New York with loot worth $150,000. Through ° ‘Mother’ Mandelbaum Sophie Harris, or Elkins, as she also called herself. She was then a slender, bright-eyed slip of a girl, and among other attractions could boast that her father was eminent as a burglar and that her mother was at the mo- ment serving a term in. Sing Sing. Lyons capitulated to so many charms, and celebrated his honeymoon by achieving a desperate rob- he met pery. tie and several ‘‘pals” under the Ocean Bank, at Greenwich and Ful- streets, and set up 4p “exchange busi- This was a blind to disguise operations hired a basement ton ness.” py which they cut through the floor of the bank One Monday morning, when the vault « . was opened, the bank was found to be }1l,- 900,000 poorer In cold and notes. ee ee Years Later SS Wes SS Ss ,- y = i— SS ‘Lae — CMMHH@MMMM@@q7~@7Z7TMMMMtt WWMM CHMHM@@#@@@|MMMtttar eco 3st bbb YW -* — a s Wd Wn VWla v* ’ ON: —e op*- , PPS s -~* en 4 ‘ty. " te “6 og? %e, wy . ee: a a FREQ se * PEP Se. »* - MRS. FLORENCE LYONS BOWER, Daughter of Sophie and the latter’s second husband, “Ned” Lyons, desperate bank rob ber to whom she was married at 16. daughter was placed at an early age in a con vent, where she was reared. rob a bank at Waterford, N. Y., He was captured and sent to Sing Sing fo seven years. \ 7 Mi WDSsSllte Wb Wd VMMMLMMMMYTM@T@MMMMMtbbtbbtbb in Odor of i ao ae eee ee ne ee ee Honest Fata — - — oe ee eee «* ~~ SS edddadddd * moment, The of $150,000. &r Sophie soon afterward Was re- leased and went to Boston to raise money to help her husband escape. another woman, she lured a prominent busi nes: and compelled him, sign a check for $10,000, became suspicious and refused to check. Both women were arrested, victim refused to prosecute. Sophie returned to New , iui on threat of exposure, The bank telle cash th but th York and resum With the aid of « man to her room in the Parker House, to r e e od e. Ses v4 oh x waa WME SSX E mot N AOS VSS Sophie Lyons Burke (left), the one-time “Queen of the Crooks” who abruptly turned het back on thievery at the age of 36, got a job at $10 a week and “went straight” Above are seen some of jewels found in her safety box remaining 40 years of her life. for the when her will was opened. The ring in the large case, set with 12 diamonds is valued at $6000 and was the engagement ring given to her by her latest husband, notorious as the Kid.” business as a shoplifter. Soon she was de- tected in a department store with $1000 of plunder on her person, and was sent to join her husband, though in different cells, at Sing Sing. A few months later Lyons escaped by donning a smuggled suit of clothes and hiding in a wagon bed. On Dec. 19, 1872, im-the midst of a blinding snowstorm, Lyons and a confederate drove up in a sleigh to the main entrance of the wom- an’s prison. They called a guard and said they had a basket of fruit for a woman pris- oner. When the guard left the door for a Sophie dashed out and leaped into the sleigh, which whirled away too rapidly for pursuit. They escaped to Canada, where they robbed a pawnbroker of $45,000 worth of jewels. Returning to Long Island, Lyons was in a short time implicated in the robbery of a bank at Wellsboro, Pa., which suffered a loss of money and bonds estimated at $150,000. Then Nemesis overtook them while Sophie was plying her trade of pickpocket at a county fair. Both were arrested and returned to Sing Sing to complete their sentences. The woman was released first, and formed a friendship with Hamilton Brock, a thief, who seems to have been the only one of her male companions whom she did not marry. Lyons was freed in 1880 and set forth on Brock’s trail with a shotgun. Brock saw him first, and shot him twice. Lyons recovered by a miracfe. Rival Double-Crossed Lyons Then Brock, learning that his rival was planning to rob a store in Windham, Conn., secretly warned the proprietor, with the re- sult that policemen saluted Lyons with a broadside as he climbed through a window. His body was packed with lead, but he made a second amazing recovery. This was the end of the partnership between Lyons and Sophie, and he. after several years of vicissitudes, cied. She also abandoned Brock, accusing him of treachery, and seems to have been married for a time to a man known as “Jem” Brady. Afterward she shook the dust of New York from her feet and traveled to Michigan to at- tempt a bit of blackmail. She came to grief in Grand Rapids, where she undertook to en- force her demands by sitting dally on a horse- block in front of the residence of a wealthy lawyer. On the thitd day he put her to rout by instructing the servants to turn the hose on her. After a number of sensational escapades, she was caught stealing diamonds in a Detroit store and sentenced to three years in the Ann Arbor House of Correction. In an interview years afterward, she de- eclared this was the finest prison she had ever lived in. She should have known, for her experience covered the States of New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Illinois and Ken- tucky, besides Canada and France. Sophie Lyons was supposed to have aided in the $3,000,000 robbery of the Manhattan Bank in New York City, one of the biggest operations in criminal history. On another occasion, she related, she was employed by a bona fide bank president to rob his bank in order to cover up his own deficit of $150,009. She got $50,000 for her trouble, and the pres!- dent announced that the bank had been looted of $200,000. Once she put up at a fashionable hotel and posed as a woman of wealth and refinemen*. The president of a new “Women's Bank” was “Billy, ’ her accomplice. He sent promising ‘‘suckers” to Sophie, who, in the luxury of her hoteél apartment, assured them that the bank was | sound and that they should invest in it aad double their money, as she had done. & | A Champion Heart-Softener ae en ne ee | ee eee gee She was known to the police as a champion crier. No one could weep more affectingly. Her tears are said to have caused a Chicago Judge, noted for obduracy, to blow his nove violently and turn her loose. Some authori- ties declare she was the inventor of the plea of kleptomania, and relate that on one occ#- sion, caught in the act of stealing a bolt of lace in a New York store, she promptly faint- ed, afterward rending the manager's heart \ with a tale of her inability to resist stealing. For the sake of her “wealthy family,” she was released, with tender solicitude. *: She is also said to have invented the “‘slid- ing bureau drawer game.’ She rented ad- joining rooms in a New York hotel, where she nad registered under the name of the wife of a wealthy Western busifiess man, and sum- moned a diamond merchant to display his wares. After he had placed about $8000 worth on a bureau standing in front of the - connecting door in the suite, she excused her- self to ‘write a check."" When the merchant looked the next time for his diamonds, they were gone. A double panel cut through the coor and the back of the bureau explained the trick. Then Europe beckoned. Such talents were too prolific to be wasted in provincial thiev- ery. We hear of Sophie's opening a villa at Bath and swindling the gilded youth of England at cards. Then, as the supposed widow of an American miner who had died suddenly in London, she peddled gold bricks at from $5v”0v to $15,000 each. Paris was the next city to win her atten- tions, and there she posed as Mme. de Var- ney, a rich American widow and Southern gentlewoman. One day a gendarme fancied that he saw the fashionable lady in the act of picking a pocket in a crowd about the Are de Triomphe. He arrested her. Nothing was . found on her, and the American colony rose ~ in arms. The Paris edition of a New York newspaper published columns denouncing the stupidity of the Parisian police. The Ameri-« can Ambassador came to her rescue. She was released, but a photograph of the prisoner sent to New York was identified as that of Sophie Lyons, “the most expert and danger- ous crook we have ever met.” baie Felee-Bottoied Trunk | Then it was that S8phie took to smuggling diamonds into America fronr Amsterdam, and in this pursuit her genius shone at its bright- est. Customs officials credit her with the ine — vention of the false-bottomed trunk; and whea this trick was detected, she proceeded to fm- vent the hollow shoe heel, which defied search for some time. It was at the height of her career, when she was 36 years old, that the better nature of Sophie Lyons at last won its victory. There had been siggs of its influence before, such as her preference for matrimony and her Ife long principle of never betraying a pal. A strange symptom was in her treatment of her children. The two elder sons were reared as Continued on Page 28.

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In 28 cities, with a tota S | . » S PS eee ses * of 21.274.706, the murder rate in | SS 5.1 per 100,000 in 1900 to 10.2 SS on. % ¥ a QQ’ SN - ra oo ‘haa Italy, which stands next to ™~ Sr git 5 bei States in its murder record, has : aS rate of only 3.6 per 100,000. The city most addicted to hum ag, Pas is Memphis, Tenn., with a shudder WAN” os : ei 65 murders per 100,000 populat! ARTHUR J. BAXTER, — ‘ a according to statistics gathered by President of the recently clesed Vernon State Bank and the dupe of the swindle % > was he who wrote the letter that went wrong, and he, too, is among those f icted wk L. Hoffman, consulting etatts charges of using the mails to defraud. “a Prudential Insurance Co., in @ &y lished in the Spectator, an insurs resent and cash checks purporting to they unbderstand he is in the real esteg® r of New York. Jacksonville, Fila d by persons in whose names accounts Less or something at Kansas City, Kameg | With a rate of 61.7. In the order ‘ere carried, which accounts had been built * s N RS SSS WS SVQ QQ QQ GF” \S A : mee ALTON H. SKINNER, AL F. WILLIAMS, Assistant to District Attorney Williams, who United States District Attorney at Topeka, is in active charge of the inquiry that has al- Kan., who is pursuing the investigation con- ready resulted in six indictments. ~ vinced that this swindle is one of the largest ever operated in the West. ju Uli ye “There's a Bank Examiner staying here. Show it to him.” " - change of administration it was lost sight So Russell Howard. Bank Examiner, was of temporarily and went along as usual until hown the letter and certificates. He imme- tiat April day when Baxter wrote the letter ately ecalled up Carl Peterson, State Bank- tlat went wrone. Wd titryyy, ny Wy, UU J Uf” . ~ \. 32 Commissioner. An examiner was rushed When the State Banking Department took KRESS to Vernon and the State Bank of Vernon was charge of the bank and a receiver was ap- closed May 4, 1923 pointed, discoveries were made which sug- The little bank had been under suspicion gested the calling in of postoffice inspectors. 4 LLL Ge emer He cm ne 4 / 7 / Z 4 / 7 7 Z Z Villy WILLIAM S. McCLINTOCK, Kansas City lawvér indicted in connection SS 9s SS Qnasssss mith the rings operations. we Banks in Six States Said to Be In- volved in Manipulations of Check “Kiters” Who Used In- conspicuous Institution of a Kansas Village for a Clearing House After Ensnaring « Its Owner and Then Reducing Him to Dependence Upon Them—Six Have Been Indict- ed and Authorities Are Now on the Trail of “Bigger Game.” Wb ihe Will WW SALA LAL LALLA ALAA [BA AA MAA | | | (AAA AAA AAA AAA MAD (AAA AAMAS | te or — - et sit Me. and these were taken by parties to Baxter has been in his confidence, Ge Pate was 145.2 scheme and sold manner of speaking, since back &@ A Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch The 66 counts are based upon separate though he has some doubts new . anes S | : ' '| Chicago Leads in Absolute YATES CENTER, Kan., May 17. \ : RS communications alleged to have been sent new what was golag Ge ee : . SAAAAN AM AMA AAANMAML*MA4ALAL*AAMLs*LZ|ALIAALA4LAL4 LL 4A’ 1 AAA AAA MAMA AM By F. A. BEHYMER. -_—- TTL EEE, a re ee ee . r On the basis of a conservatiy » @er cases a year in this country,” 4 Hoffman. This er date Then he wr ee — \N 3 SSS R. N. Stout,,but did reach M. A. Stout. his patronage to the bank in thee 6d » there are certainly not less than ! Bo. A letter intended for « waa dotivered & SN 9. add) WW. Ee FEF.Rd__ nv rwraerrrirrrkCkCF TC AN , : i : | epi ne 5 » Falls. with banking ex- ity was d! hat Williams entered fully 2nd the State Bankers’ Guarantee Fund. The ¥!s" He was tall and exuded tie oe West. involving many banks in Kansas and iehed hefor: nea bh himself in 4 ® ie bree cert. ype » 389 » - murders occur e mn the name | urred in that m far as the investigation has as yet disclosed. af; Thea :- ll righ | : 179. St. been at work on the case, and the inquiry It looked all right and Baxte® = | Louis, placed third ¥ ality. But here you have found me a 0mm tted " ‘ , ‘ - . . , : f - J : . with! Peterson called to’ qa Where it will stop York and similar «iting by other banks, ‘Te@sime frequency. was fm need gc a Ns corporate ; , Gre automobile f i | o on Jan. 15, 1923, E. A. Simpson of Wal- ™em, the prodigal issuance by these methods appears to have been used “°Tubles were overcome with : » Fatalities whim ' Federal Court at Fort Scott and other indict- The closing sentence was heavily unds« ; 5 eon * = = a “= - 3 j _...Y wobec, é s = ren ‘ _ ee | tae, gee, | : ge ee er lee on _—— —_ ~ ; - ' " 1T : er, eo — HERE were two men named Stout and S ee pen Ss sg | sere - “. ee SQ through the mails in aid of the scheme to de- tered him, a little country i Bi be pee See Rees ee esi ee ee tone & EBS gh ed eat ae Mate Per im u -k there and they had offices on the same filoar of fraud. including the one that failed to reach im up. vac fo i pene batten build ae Cite IAA AANA NDB’; M_EMIEMEA ELLIE RWQGWagag ; : +? ns£ : \ansas oF Pe SX OMMAINT The failure of the Vernon Bank was not a hardware store which bad Bet _— , ‘ her phat afart , reat financial cras t involves loss : ly because the expected ofl by mistake to the other and that started the ’ ; , , ‘ j . great financial crash It involves a loss of creatiy de . The Vernon State Bank at Vernon, Kan., tiny institution housed in »ne corner of a hardware store, which is alleged to have served as a he onl ae a ae . aod means that, on i isvestization which has uncovered what Al! not more than $59.000. which will fal upon oom a Servers da of the year witnesses t De ind . . hart y - “eS e sae PF. Williams, United States District Attorne) the stockholders, who are suDject to a lia- Brady was about the most et Topeka. saves is one of the biggest bank } There ere-no deposi’ = a , ii son of a hardware This s dot sit ich grar- | ility of double the amount of their holdings. *02 that had ever honored v oS ; | rap | ; - | — -s a st ; P : > / i : ; 2) on “ } r - recor ” in the corner of the village hardware wegen month. lam holding open for that. Be rdered that a new cashier be appointed. tensive dealings with a group of Kansas City in the air all the time, the money obtained unsanctiofed banking pract - as as justifiable he Six men were indicted last week in the sure these are in right hands. = all ko : : Micide - - i+ Le itin , - ; ea: : ° ’ ' ing 3 ‘ ‘narges e ° ov! r ‘ise ACC OMn* * hi -— ‘+ » : .* ’ > +. 7 aeep in the mud. At last if was > Sa us the actual murder | r met ad Methods Employed by the Ring ga oer aah ee Re s try, with operations which may be found to ¢; ¥ bod nd better not siene . fun into millions | Evidence was laid before the Federal grand $19,000. ran up to $168.000 and his kiting ‘“** of holding on, doing what BO Was nig Cases were committed in g into i ad ioe jury at Fort Scott last week, which resulted operations usually raffiged from $500 to $5006 do and hoping, without mucB 664 % eee one ee April 28. 1923 waf® an anxious day for ressed t: N. Stout his Kansas City of- ne coming of Simpson was givem at the in the indictment of Brady. a promoter: W. a day and sometimes went a good dea! higher. hope. that everything would come & a ‘sould thus be considerably re Arthur J. Baxter. president of the Vernon fice and with it went the three certificates time a coincidentat complexion, which is now ¢ After that. it ts alleged, the Brady account |” the end . lesen, ame Sor 28 cities ta S08 bank He had had many entious days en os Stout's name and “ncerstood as a part of the indirection em- insurance broker, and R. N. Stout. a dealer was divided up into wtinieees in the noua of ie eee _ ne. be bad joined hands with the high financiers ; ie aie ' = . ‘ ten | : 4 any ci ay Sis Ts Oy - in mortgages, all of Kansas City, and Baxter different persons. real or fictitious. the bet- ' ' —__ es Soe CORRS were go ahi to the New aiteged to Rave expiol the bank. About end Simpson, and named 66 counts in which ter to avoid incurring the disapproval of any | Brady Always Wanted 4 : — vastly in excess of the resources of his little ork Life Building n ist the time th ; : was needed Yor there were alleged to have been violations of ae bank The letter intended for R. N. S | Stout was d ihe con Bank, to comply with the Com- the law in using the mails to defraud. “3 on the missioner’s order, Simpson drifted into the The allegation was that these persons, for “Once in the Gang’s Meshes—” ° wien a ee: it of tows yuBty jut up at the Weecess Hote! here the purpose of defrauding the Vernon State $ stenographer, not noting : mistake, it be know at he was looking fora Bank and other soe —OOO-—s horwarded@ the letter to him at Ossawatomie. chance to buy into a bank. After a few days duced the tie received it at the Cresse Hotel and opened he said he had found an opening at the Ver- i. amd found the three certificates of deposit. a — —_ = ee tte Be ne Md + Rg ean eeiigter | «'% McClintock. a lawyer: S. A. Shocker. an “is the most amazing mut vilized country for wh a. It indicates a state of bank examiner who might happen along. as ) . z sahataine entaan aae ple racy was always wants ‘ : : emu un ) #684 met come tm fact al a 4 Practically doubled in 24 ¥ The Mysterious Mr. Brady lic for bis Security Petroleum 0 i ¥ * persistent upward tread banking corporations, in- Suburban Utilities Co. or his other @ j ee oy as a defined indica corporations to surrender money Brady is looked upon as something of a *ome of which had not beet Coeee deat — egal forces opposed end credits for fraudulent certificates of de- man of mystery. He has been identified with tome of which had forfeited © - ‘ ony yielding to the criminal ron Bank But Baxter says the man was rosit, promissory notes and worthless checks various promotions in Kansas City. One pre- if as always possibie to raise BA o weed ‘mstinets of a small bat Cresse, proprietor sent here for the purpose by E. J. Brady of and other commercial paper. tentious one in which he was involved about Forarily by kying paper. Se B® ™= q “R “¥ of American peopie. *y examined the Kansas City. reputed head of the ring that. The scheme, as outlined in the indictment, 15 years ago came to grief and there were #@ilieged. obeath a certificate of - y way of contrast, it may be certificates and letter and concluded some- was using the bank was for these and other persons te placé in charges against him, but he escaped with a Paxt@r and send it to New Yorm @ fae sont England and Wales, te syne. Vyveapt basigtyame the bank worthless notes, signed by persons smal! fine time that it came back he would B ‘: ames ay Population of less attention, Dut im the confusion attendant upon who couldg mot pay or by fictitious names, He lives at the Muehlebach Hotel, where Continued on Page Y Qiee of the United States, there | ly 200 deaths from homicide. atters by the men who are ™ ‘ . . . >> be

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a , SUNDAY, ag MAY 18, 1924, The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone hax57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED UER IN THE UNITED STATES LAST YEA Statistician’s Unique Indi Bader every year in the United States were 'Spuried in a single line, allowing 10 feet to ach grave, the result would be a trench Sraching from Broadway and Olive street to Greve Coeur Lake—a Via Dolorosa 20 miles f length, an avenue of 10,000 tragedies. In only 12 years, at the present rate of homicide, the appalling tomb would stretch from St. Louis to Chicago, a distance of 250 - miles. The traveler along this roadway of blood "would bave to pass 56 graves until he en- | eountered an instance in which the murderer : paid with his life for his crime. During an eight-year period in 12 States there were )19,777 homicides; of the murderers 475 were pentenced to death and only 349 were actual- ' Wy executed. | “The Rising Tide of Murder” in this coun- try towers year by year to more ghastly ® beights. In 28 cities, with a total population ® of 21,274,706, the murder rate increased from 5.1 per 100,000 in 1900 to 10.2 in 1923. ' Italy, which stands next to the United States in its murder record, has a homicide rate of only 3.6 per 100,000. ' The city most addicted to human butchery ® is Memphis, Tenn., with a shuddersome rate of | 65 murders per 100,000 population in 1923, “according to statistics gathered by Dr. Freder- )&k L. Hoffman, consulting statistician of the » Prudential Insurance Co., in a review pub- s Ushed in the Spectator, an insurance journal of New York. Jacksonville, Fla., is second » With a rate of 61.7. In the order of evil emi- ) Bence follow Louisville, with 35.6; New Or- has an office in the New York @ leans, 29.9; Charleston, S. C., 28.1; St. Louis, gz. but Baxter, who has had occa- © 26.1: Mobile. 23.3, and Savannah, 21.2. Chi- bme pretty well acquainted with (@ Cago's figure is 13.6. and that of New York >» has two offices in that building, @ 6.2. The high rate of murder in Southern he is supposed to be accessible te tities is due in part to the excessive number but where he is usually reported ; of deaths by homicide among negroes. Mem- d another where he can be found | pPhis, the champion city in this respect, had pin 1922 a white rate of 24.6, while the negro Pate was 145.2 + fs | all the persons who meet death by mur- he dupe of the swindle gang. It 90, is among those indicted on — nd he is‘in the real estate bus thing at Kansas City, Kan. The is very sure that he is not the 0 are in his confidence. s been in his confidence, after® peaking, since back in 1921, al- a has some doubts now whether be) ee " : " “new what was going on. It flat) i Chicago Leads in Absolute Numbers IEEE ed bim up. vack there and offered “On the basis of a conservative estimate, e to the bank in the corner of ‘store which had not pros DY ause the expected ofl boom had net were are certainly not less than 10,000 mur- fr cases a year in this country,” asserts Dr. fman. This means that, on an average, mrery day of the year witnesses the murder- as about the most impressive per ‘destruction of 27 human beings. ad ever honored Vernon with 6 Was tall and exuded the aroma of Chicago, though ranking relatively low in nd his fluency of speech left t ee bomicide rate based on population, led the rina daze. He was the head of ewuntry last year in the absolute number of company and had other inte murders. During the 365 days of last year, Ived extensive banking opera #89 murders occurred in that metropolis, or sld be willing to throw some of *verage of more than one a day. New the way of the Vernon Bank. — ’ ork was next, with 308 murders, and Detroit all right and Baxter fell for er ede Norway, 1910-19 errr TiTT Fingland and Wales, 1911-21......... Quebec, 1911-21 Ontario, 1911-1921 Scotland, 1911-21 Holland, 1911-18 — eee genunity which baffles the authorities and de- feats the end of justice. Evéry day the press contains a larger chronicle of capital crimes than would be met with in British or conti- nental newspapers for a month, or sometimes during the course of a year. Murder is set forth in alluring attractiveness in countless cheap publications which cater to a morbid and depraved appetite. Murder is featured in Murders are committed with fiendish films to the point of downright superhuman Bess of crime.” ‘ Human Life WHAT IT MEANS * ets eo ee 2 PE Pil Bt es ie <* SE, =

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Ta, Te ae ee - ‘ ay r SUNDAY, one other evening newspaper COMBIN ED ’ i MAY 18, 1924 antl a nee —— - ee — - The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circutation than the morning an ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH tht aii ce tee i —— emer ae — o_O eee : = HOW BIG SWINDLING ———S= -) RING WAS EXPOSED — BY A STRAY LETTER ant e sd Re i” —— on eo - - ere a a4 Continued from Page 24. mS a, oars - . ee sat thing else to cover it. He was like . . ; SS Re. >| ®& Juggier with lots of things in thr —' age of $400,000 and numerous in- atek Gictments have been returned “4 Information has been supplied ")t to the banking departments of sev- Bad @ral states which are expected to wey Tesult in the closing of numerous = banks h hi : ry Th : : lleged to have op- x . : ’ : . shai . { . ‘ pay erated iakantty iit ome! "batikee Here is a Suite that will make you open your eyes in amazement—at its beauty and at its moderate price. It’s built of Bench. chair and rocker to match this suite Rage EE Tiiieence or contré French walnut—the very newest and most desirable wood. Dustproof construction throughout; dove-tailed joints; ma- may be had if desired. Decorations are in a contrasting tone and are outlined with gold inlay—producing a very . s—bed. dresser. chifforobe and vanity dresser, all full size and gracefully proportioned—tor a ph td pd fd i hy, en ee a me . ao 5 ei f : ms. we ws = 4 2 - >. ae yi E ¢; - + re." —., * ae . z «= f er cd ot. ~ J . > a - oe, we ; , li ae Se a i | See ee ef “ s . tin ass 2 = ee ees sn : “ * a » . - ~ 9 - e ° “ — NT ea et Pat, on : wee over amalil bankers. but cor reaeons to believe that in e me ; hogany drawer interiors. at eo Pn charming effect. Four piece a > ae a De r r oe. ie 3 PF eedle cs, tah 3 sips : Tyee A through larger institut a method i# said to have been to d.s- omy $222.00. "mist cover from bank statements "— through other channels when _ banker wae in distress and by pre- ’@? tending to wo ‘o his ase *tance ‘oa ' get control of him and thereafter a uee him and get possession of his “s) @asets by the use of Spurious pa- a4 per. "? The present evidence § involves : oniy one alleged ring. but there is reason. the investigating authori- > ties sav. to beliewe that there gre 4 weveral of these rings. all probably =) Working together under the direc- "i tion of one or more “master minds.’ Never did a big financial scheme have lees pretentious setting than is supplied by the village of Vernon, seat of the “clearing heowse.” it | has a doren residences, half a dozen Be \~ aor oe Bee ee 7 a? pm dor wv ¢ Pee Peppa, eek 3 De Ps St ¢: ~ Se y “?, ates ae | Fs ae ; on 3 : ee | ~ bad — —~onaaage . - ee 4 Gondola model as pictured; ~ a] barns. 2 Methogist church. ‘a > | ——— : : 7 be : e — —_s [== body and hood made Gf aaael: Schoolhouse. a genera! store. a ga- s . : ’ a ‘ : - ‘ ; ' ps ¥ | . Choice of rage and a biacksmith shop. in ad- ' grade Ges, blue d te ition to the hardware store which a eww. a a NT ee Bale i ee ee - - - . = : tae am. >. i thedate * ee ae ote springs: metal wheels with — pay ae onal of ring member- American W alnut Suite 3 F rubber tires. ship sit ill wpen Arthur J. Bax- ter. Vernon banker In apite of 50 | eS his 44 veare and his troubles and 50 © > d Chests % worries he still looks boyish and is ss © e ar iA puzzied by it all. and the only thing ‘ $ 1 5 75 | 7 . il = er, mee: eRe ° RR a ; : : : . | a * * - — a a : . a a 7 rr however. it must be recorded that it’ $ OO , jn Xe Ze 2% . = : if PS ersending ee = ‘ Reed Chai +t Stayed discreetly indoors, all except alanis ~* “33 L. : ' } sidotae. ees! ye % : , "4 T. F. Anderson, keeper of the gen- that we have A eral store, who came upon thé - “a¢ i handled for years noene and opined tha‘ Vernos Look at this beautiful overstuffed Davenport. Youd hardly imagine i De These Chairs and Rocke stered in cretonne. e and can thorough- would have been better off if it that a restful full-size double bed is hidden in it. Yet there is : had never had a bank With the Davenport you get a chair and rocker to match—the complete : } ly recommend. ) ) As for the men indicted with Suite for $198—a wonderful value. All three pieces are overstuffed, = | ‘ , Solidly built of pane Raxter and Simpson. they confn have spring cushion seats, springs in back and overstuffed arms, and | oak, with golden ; aie themaeeives to the general atatem>:.t will be upholstered to order in velour—your choice of a variety of col. ~ Zw : oak exterior. A that they did the Vernon Banx th. ors and patterns. ‘ splendid value a : 5-Piece Breakfast Set, $29.75 $19.75. ; honor of depositing some of their ° money there and if it was used in! 1) r M : | ; any tilegal manner that te a reecre: rapery . ateria S 1. : f Ev: ee ees Sere ; A handy drop-side table and four chairs for only $29.75. Even “SA for which the: ym sald ym Drapery Silk, 36 inches wide; Good heavy madras, 36 inches Silk Overdrape Remnants. All if you haven't a breakfast room you can use one of these Seis . wweeSe Se 1] ; ~~ le es : . fery cenvenien ini ; o: Blamed a heavy quality that hangs we!! wide: blue and black, green and of the same quality; various very conveniently in the wees Finished ap er =, It is recognized that these m- Mostly solid colors; a few ha cil eae ea widths: lengths up to 15 yards; enamel with protective coat of spar varnish. hoice of sev- = some of them are capable i pieces in color com- §9c > a ae 19¢ 12 different colors. Re- $1 eral color combinations or set enameled to order in any col- she .4 4 o! ¢ t c . r 1 e Mf ringing powerful influences into binations; yard sepa dt ional tadades iri markable value at, yard ors you prefer. ee a , a SS be ty ac ae ¥ p See mi. a 5 ¥ 4 é S. at gton to ston all : Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges & this investigation.” gxr2 size, woven of all-wool yarns and with deep tian District Attorney Williams is no soft pile. A variety of new and charming designs hi k mo the man according to those who and color effects. t 1S wee “Fouad know him, to allow anwbodw c» ge-* *- « 3 away with anything like this with. Porcelain-top This demonstration proves why Jew- Sag Ot telling the world about ft Axminster Rugs, $34.85 Kitchen Table— el Ranges bake better. See the oven, - TRAVELING SALESMEN T0 MEET Small allover and medallion designs. 9x12 size FREE. wrapped in newspaper and with a “ newspaper flue, going full blast and Southern Missouri Drummers to One dollar deliv- baking perfectly with the door wide T — im Sikeston Thursday. Seamless \ ely et Rugs . ers your Range. open, and without even scorching the veling saleamen «ho cover _ | the Southern Missouri territory $39.75 I riple newspaper. Will gather Thureday mext at Sikes. Li ral aliowan ton, Mo., for the twenty-eighth an Woven in one piece, and of all-wool yarns. Choice a . aie —— wer oe other famous test — water nual meeting of the Southeast Mis designs and beautiful color blendings. 9x12 size. Offer your o ange. kept boiling in a kettle 18 inches eour Drummers Aseociation ; gn : above the flame. a About 406 “drummers” most of Genuine Cork Linoleum Rugs, 9x12 size $:8.7 Sal 87d a group of professional artints a % " lo ada ta the enrertainmen’ - ms - Mm. Louie headauarters of ih . aS ] e ‘ me Station are at Marquette te : an 4 ; > ; ~ wv, =. MeGiuigan is preat lent os eheon vice presiten: «) a os ert treasure 7. =. ‘ my oe eecretary, ali of s

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SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1924, per ae SUNDAY, MAY 18, 192 ‘ Windsor Da-Bed Ne | Value "29 D active? 0 § a n baked | Smee hae SP V Value. °42= ir = “o-} 3! Monday Bargain Basement Specials! Garden Hose Costumer ! A $3.50 > .98 Valae. iI — I Deferred Payments Quality Service —_ —8 i — = | Electric Washers and Ironers The Washing Machine illustrated, only $5 Cash Delivers It A big Monday bargain is this splendid Costumer. Melon in It is rigidly constructed 50 - foot. and finished in golden lengths. . oak. or garden. a ia te Se ha r—s f— a2 i— 3 4 — call @ Clearance o Living Room Floor Samples +4 Overstuffed Suite, $175 A $285.00 Value This is a gorgeous Suite consisting of davenport, chair and rocker with Marshall type spring loose-cushion con- dtruction and upholstery in a rich brown velour, A won- derful value. Mohair Suite, $195.00} A $300.00 Value A magnificent Suite upholstered in a high-quality mohair | with moss trimmings and Marshall type spring loose- | cushion construction throughout. Suite consists of dav- | enport, armchair and luxurious Coxwell chair. Overstuffed Suite, $145 A $250.00 Value —_ = re = SS SS SS OS Sere Steel thr it Walnut on m . finish. | all-tufted fe] mattregs ” nk ok in a | sr * | —— > , spring (2 Pali a =* 4 sty rie, Cane Paneled Da- Da-Bed A $45.00 ) Value... "34= Has ene: tae filler, 7 3; /—=3j—=f_2 == =I; “indsor ‘cane «me bal panel “3 a it proved Engiand- \y ated Lee : ; Sahe ee er ink fabric spring and all- Ha > —— .. XN Lae tufted felt mattress. Finish » 3 * ys Ssusadeneee is baked walnut enamel Windsor ee A $55. 00% Has | Value.. ae ander link spring The ' eit Windsor “ pattern. with al finish is walnut = ite felt mattress, Windsor Da-Bed ished in oe ate) wainet enam A $49. 50 $ $280.6 Pere PES aya 3 te wes, i ad Overstuffed Suite, $125 A $225.00 Value This Suite Is certain to meet with your approval. It has Marshall type spring-cushion construction througb- out and is upholstered in a fine quality velour. It con- sists of davenport, armchair and wing chair. Overstuffed Suite, *149-” A $245.00 Value 8 PEATE ATI EM OE match this suite sired. een pa Windsor DaBed Value. . A $59.75 > Windsor pattern, Value. ° 1 Uy : y ¢ ree tp nen ell “2 , : 1; : , 7 . ‘ , , : . : | G cS t +4 ) throughout and finished i in } >. e..! Beautifully designed with Marshall type spring-cushion An elegant Suite with Marshall type spring loose-cushion | i= a d bake walnut enarn ax if uPA ighs Winds ew S , ; . : : ’ O-Ua>®r iff —_ improved Englander ink ade : BATE! urel sf: construction throughout, and upholstery a gorgeous com- construction and large spring-cushion arms. Upholstered us spring ane ali-tufted felt _ spring na a tuft i tel t TS ; ‘ , ‘a ° : . . . > . , r . ok 1 75 M4 ~o¢ ae wets if tea eh bination of tapestry and velour. in velour. Comprises dayenport, armchair and rocker. able Values in Cedar Chests at Greatly | Reed ad Eee iber Furniture || ‘Reduced Prices” $1. 00 Cash—Balance Monthly—Buys Any Chest we> Cedar Chest f ? = NZ bay ue) \a ody and hood made of high- ade fiber. Choice of blue VAM <2 5.04% cafe finish. Steel j WT Gt JR rings: metal wheels with | pndola mode! as ivalli : . 14 Hh is 1—t re age 4 - Bs HA —- oA | Reed Fiber Bed Suite, 125 A $160.00 Value ubber tires. edar Chests $15.75 his is an unusually low ice for a 45- -inch Chest made of genuine red cedar d beautifully trimmed ith copper. ator, $19.75 a aLS= = 2 Reed Fiber Suite, $65.00. A $95.00 Value This is a beautifully designed Suite with spring-filled loose-cush- ion seats that rest on a spring base. It is firmly woven and solidly braced. Upholstery is a’ fine quality figured cretonne. Reed Chairs & Rockers, *9-2 A $14.50 Value These Chairs and Rockers are beautifully designed and uphol, Stered in cretonne. A beautiful double utility Suite with back and seat up- holstered im a high-quality figured cretonne. The daven- port opens into a full-size bed. Reed Fiber Bed Suite, *99 A $125.00 Value : A beautiful double utility 3-piece Fiber Suite with spring- seat construction throughout, and upholstery a_ high- quality figured cretonne. The davenport opens into a full-sized bed. Reed Hernery & Bird Cage Brightness piece. is added to your sunroom by this beautiful Bird Cage has removable bottom. A $16 Value. . You will be delighted Pa. this splendid Chest. is constructed of pena it - cedar with conper trimmings 1 wonderful value. Cedar Chest (dee 8] G0 This Cedar Ches -: made of genu- ine Tennessee cedar. Chest measures 42 TP oe long. 21 inches wide and 22 inches deep. Chippendale Chest 58] Q.0 This Chest is gracefully designed d is made of fragrant ret lar is sturdily constructed thr oug! hout, and measures 45 inches long. 21 inches wide and 22 inches deep *102 Heavily constructed of genu- ‘ine fragrant Tennessee red cedar and has black panel decorations. It measures 46 inches long, 21 inches wide and 20, inches high. Walnut Chest LA 4 £39753) 6.50 50 This Queen Anne Weailnut measures 48 inches ~y * 21 “inches ; wide and 23 inches lined with genuine eas cedar. Very epecial. Two-Tone Chest | Bh somes $25.00) Value. . Two-tone Walnut Chest. Lining is red cedar. Measures 45 inches long “1 inches wide and 22% Ror deep. pecial Sale of? REFRIGERATORS A $27.50 Value $ £0 A large purchase at a spec ial concession makes this low pric ec possible. T he ‘se are 3-GOor golden oak Refrigerators. The linings is ** Pore eloid”’ enamel, baked on to galvanized iron. ‘The ice chest is galvanized iron. Double-wall insula- tion of charcoal sheathing saves your ce. -_. this Refrigerator to Your Home mF 00 C A SH Delivers Sensational Sale of — | All-While Enamel Gas Ranges |} o.6UO _ ; Footrests will be, sup- plied and all connec- tions made by us dur- ing this sale. A Wonderful Value ose $1.00 Delivers This Range to Your Home ® These Ranges are all-white enamel with bigh oven and broiler. , All pipings and trimmings are nickel-plated. Its neat construction makes it an easy Range to keep clean. If you are not in immediate need of this Range, but contemplate buying one in the near future, ft will be to your advantage to buy one now and let us store it for you free of charge until you are ready for it. s | Allowance on Y our 10 Old Stove or Range During This Sale. [Soca

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Oy Oe a ES AT LE” ee and ee a A OE te ee ely = . * a te om oe ee ee ee ee ee BSS DIE oa . oa : PE , — . ea « Ree et wel ROWS SBME CE = ARO js | - ie Se ot we ellie on ee, ; 7 aM (_- airanmtatatad, tat “ a a Ne OO - een re So ae = tte eee SS tn ee ee enone, ee ee nem * 3 a . - A te nase ~ — LE tr EN TP ee OE eG in ee LD I = an TN erp: Pe — + Mer wee —S P ye et ie tl ee ee ee eT $a er SH Sat ee = 7 28 ST.LOU!S POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED NEW LAWS FLOODING The FEDERAL PRISONS Warden at Leavenworth Says ° . . oor Penitentiary Thére !s Crowded Almost to Capacity. The Federal penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kan., is crowded al- most to capacity, with a steady in- rrease in population extending ov- er a period of 10 years, according Warden W.1. Biddle who was in Bt. Louis yesterday. Very soon, un- Sees the penitentiary is eniarged. it Tet be impossible to take in more prisoners, Biddle said. The first bie increase in the pris- on population came in 1913 when Congress made it a felony to steal from an interstate freight ship ment Then in 1914 the Harrison anti-drug act took another large field of crime into the Federa! statutes, and increased the stead) ‘flow to Leavenworth. The largest increase is recorded aceording to Biddle, since October "3919. when the Dyer act (govern- "Inge the interstate transportation ef stolen automobiles), were edopted. ™ A check of the records of the t. Louis Federal Court shows that 9.225 cases have heen docketed date. since numbering began ‘ith No. 1 aon No 18, 1864 On ‘eb. 13. 1913. when the interstate shipment act was adopted, the last e number was 5747. indicated at almost as many cases were handied in the past 11 vears as i: the entire 50 years preceding. On Oct, 28. 1919, when the Volstead and Dyer acts were adopted the last cases numbered 7174. an in- crease of more than 3000 in four and one-half years. In apite of the recent appoint- ment of Federal Judge Davis to as- eist Judge Faris and reliever a greatiy overcrowded docket, the trials in Federal Court are still far behind. pore Judge Faris wae 5 alone on the bench. rather than let the docket of liquor cases get too far behind, he encouraged pleas of guilty by assessing light fines with no jail sentences. However sincé Judge Davis has taken over half the work, the policy of jail sentences for second offenders and heavy fines and occasional! jail sen- tences for first offenders. At present bills are pending in Congress for the appointment of additional Federal Judges in vari- ous districts of the country. WOMAN CROOK WHO ‘TURNED STRAIGHT’ AND LEFT HONEST FORTUNE Continued from Page 16. —_ —. —- thieves; but two later sons were trained to be honest men. And all ef her daughters were bred in con- Vents; and one of them is said to! be a well-known opera singer in. ope. Returning to America, she mar- lliam Burke, a handsome youns nfidence man and diamond thief, nown as “Billy the Kid.’ She vro- ceeded to reform him as.well as her- self. They settied in Detroit. What had become of the large sums of money she had obtained is not known, though she once remarked that the expenses of her children tad been enormous. In an interview published in the Success Magazine she told of *tramping the streets of Detroit and Ybeing refused one job after another i@inally she cot work in a real es ,date office at $10 a week. Turning the gifts of energy and resource- *Yulness that were hers by natvre to ‘Qegitimate business, she was in three years earning $300 a week. Lt hen she went into business for herself, and won her fortune tn rel estate operations, which she con- gducted inconspicuously. No one who came in contact with her sus- “pected who she was. All who dealt With her testify to her rigid hon- sty and fairness and, as the own of rented houses, she was zslwa ‘« kind and considerate of her ten ants. She led a hum-drum monev- making existence, her onty de.ia- C tion from this being to make quiet dventures into ptitianthropy. H. hobby was to help the wives. wid ows and children of prisoners 7 When a safety box contai: ing he, will Vase onencd. the executors "Yound two coarse black ato. kines, VWflrom which were drawn velvet boxes and tissue paper packares that yielded diamonds and pear! 9 Valued at tens of thousands of do} avers. One of the rings, set with 12 large diamonds “Was Valued at $6000. This was tne engacement ring given to her by “Billy the Ki4 before either of them refo: med, ac- cording to one of her daughters. The final chapter was wri'ten when Pollce Mspectors went to the identification bureau in Detroit and msked for the Sophie Lyons pictures There was only” one—that of a handsome woman 35 vears of Sophie had con: straight for 4 years. Across the face of the pho- tograph a detective wrote the word: “Dead.” BELIEVES U, S. Wil STAY DRY Ry the Keenciated Pre LONDAN May 17 Mrs. Margaret Lioyd George believes prohibition in America is there to stay Spea k - img at the City Temple. she said that before going to America she end her husband had been told that prohibition in the United States Was a failure. but that they found upon arriving there that the people ‘drank only “iced waters.” Dame Margaret said her husband put the following question to many people. beth those favoring and op posed to prohibition “It prohibition went before the nation again. what would happen end from both sections she said the replies were: “Ir would be passed into law again.” fed her fourth and last husband. | — Lowest Summer Furniture Prices in Town Beautiful Baronial Fiber Arm Rockers / Worth $24 $13.35 Baronial brown fin- ish fiber Rocker with automobile spring seat and upholstered seat and back cover- ed with figured cre- tonne. / _eV7 i p= | yt . See rr er 3 re di: val win ty — - cat Worth $125 Worth $4.00 $2.35 Made of genuine hard maple: has aptit cane seat, strong frame — weatherprovf. 5-Piece Baronial Fiber Suite Whether used in the sunroom or living room, serves its purpose well, and with diginity. It has removable cretonmne covered auto-spring cushions, upholstered backs and durable, ar- tistic frames. This week only at Convenient Credit Tov Fiber Davenport Bed Suite $135 +8392 this Fiber Suite Worth You'll add charm and maximum utility to your living room with this novel, new Davenport Bed Suite. upholstered pieces are very comfortable and of a quality for above the present price. Davenport bed is cleverly concealed. Convenient Credit "a 4 LR IPS NAY y #5 PN Sy ‘¢ PINS > Furniture A product of the great Northern woods and made by Northern woodmen quaint durable pieces from bark-covered cedar logs. Surdily bu ~ Chatt omfort ~ 94.75 Fral "$2 Bo |e $4.45 Va _ Seat large So tle lat “2 enou ch $e "5 POT t(ntec Vaiu sane ‘$7. 95 ‘a i* . I ‘ ' ea $5.08 "$3.95 Lowest Prices on Rustic The a large cretonne ‘952 if a ‘ : hair or set 66 95 Maple Arm Rocker Worth $6.50 $4.35 This heavy maple Rock- has wide arms and long rockers—split cane seat and back. Worth RRS OY Gas Ranges “sss White Enamel Lined Glacier Refrigerator $40.00 $ ) = The price, $23.35, and the name Glacier, speak for themselves— thick walls, patent water trap, re- movable shelves, nickeled Parts: easy to clean and is a good \ saver. 3 735 al or Gray Enamel value and its popular- that St. Louisans Thi nk of it—large oven aa gives burners: choice of tr gr ray enamel with black enam- at $57.35. 6). 4 2 Mf To /s The third and last week of our great annual event should eclipse all previous sales records, for we have ruthlessly cut profits in order that furniture and home furnishing buyers may enjoy the fullest benefit of this great saving opportu- nity. During this week— You Actually Save 4 to 3 The Year’s Greatest Rug Values! —.... oe ] Vel R branes of potas... ae $ l T Brus- ee eens Senne ee le = l ark. $10.95 $15 9x12 Congoleum Squares (n o borders); $8.35 Many patterns Se pot ey tae Py poet 23) | ‘ | e - 7 4 Piece Walnut Suite, Worth $325 Novelty Design, Genuine Walnut There are just five of these charming period Suites with the smart features illustrated: bow-end bed has open-work foot; dresser and vanity are both large; chifforette is unusual 5 35 in style and the construction is the very best; } J 1] a; with dustproof drawers, carved medallions ..... ‘Cosisidinaias Credit eee Worth These 4-Pe. Walnut'S Suites $275 Two-Tone Finish, Graceful Style Eleven homes will be the lucky purchasers of these charming Suites this week. The four pieces are of generous size—dresser is 45-inch; bow-end bed, large chifforobe and vanity oxidized silver fittings. Best of dustproof construction throughout.............. 1 f f Convenient Credit Terms Worth Be be, LAST WEEK! Only 6 More. Days ot 1 | En eee ee turners i hangers. $1.35 ‘Llovd’s Carriage Worth $35 $19.35 Cheice of several ajtractive enamels, rubber - tired wheels. lined hood aud body. Walnut Chifforobe Worth $40 $23.35 MONDAY ONLY End Table Worth $6 $3.35 Dainty Table im mahogany fini«a b turned legs. Scouser 3-Pc. Suites “475 Bed, Dresser and Chifforobe In this attractive style we have priced the 3 pieces especially low to ee appeal to the home with small space—the bow-end bed, long dresser and ) a the popular chifforobe, in combination wal- nut, Tudor design. Latest type of dustproof construction, graceful turnings and exquisite finish. Vanity is priced separately............ bg Convenient Credit Terms Bat | Da-Beds ¥2" $40 this week Wood finished metal, cane panel ends—havte double thick pad cov- ered with cretonre, full fleunce. Special $23 25 at a5 9 to 12 A. M. - MONDAY ONLY Folding Porch Gates Worth $3.50 $1.95 Coellapsaible Porch d:ates fer front or back porch or base-~ ment doer, with hangers. Is certainly a 3 bargain for this ‘ Mon. Only Worth $2.75 Solid Oak Costumers These grace- ful Oak Cos- hand - rubbed golden fimish with metal with gracefully, f the a Here Goes the Final Price Smash: ‘ aim 1 JIN , . ke } ; ] ; | A A a, 4 i \\ > 4 ¥,'| , a : we AS too / i De) gee tee Lz | : nth ees ( 1 gee) Ct n)) 1A} 2) ~ ~ TT en ys (Sofia pl FR ( AS “e Gy) — — = : de : five pleces -as dark walnut finish, At this price we feature the long buffet of lat- ag eile, ‘main ‘Gaeaee mer Se est design, oblong extension table and six leather-seated chairs. - you te éecorate. This low price is made possible only by carload purchases of these ‘t ; Ks splendid Suites from a well-known maker. A ly We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps china cabinet, as tliustrated, _ Woshinglen Fe Serenth oe 4 Gi The _ attractive i . ' yi Sis sold separately. } > - an} arn ft w ie . oe lt So ere Pet: en ee Sigs rene ate a 2 oie ale “SUNDAY. “MAY 158, 1924, Delivers Any. or Room ¢ - Linoleum at ’ Wonderful S We Call Your Spe 7 UY | ) Vy “NV pa | 4, at q) ——\ This Suite Month you to note Buys It is well : it! You need m Sulte at the | $47 DOWN BUY: SIMMO! Consists of Simmons Bed, Heavy spring and a Fine Mattress This i« an exicep- me otfer—Hed can had im walnut. or + pera finish. Remember, a ®’y spring and fine mattress in ®eeee6 Seecesen. , «

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ee Se SF Le — EE ET Ie OE Ne: Re ote . SUNDA _ SUNDAY _ ae a NDAY, 3 MAY 18, 1924. ie mene 38, 105%. The Daily Posr- ti ~ et 2s ah aa - ; 3° Ee. ” , >" > ° . “2 Dies BA tN ae ae A = : : eS Res * Se ea ar aa " ‘ a . oo ee ore. aS $ qene6¢e ‘” . one F 7 4a ‘ oeutue . + . ; . . * .* . ee dated Pig * oo . * y > Feed 2 ie" 752% cae, oy . 4 > Pec ’ .— and - . ; ; he, ee ah eK x ae , are ~ we. : ‘—" + y > > 4 ‘ : . ° dies “2 “4 in a P > ¢ > 2> a ee > % Sets. tat ~~ . oz” . . 7 ° ove = ~ s _ Pee ~ 2 Le a pe 2 y' , A 4 . 2 : “ve \ — ° » ; b : ? : : " + — rf i. . . P ad ~ ae ~ " a . Z ‘ ) “4 2 “ “) y wa , . _ Var ‘ x + ‘ +> see ~ . : FG 4 ~~. my i ee Sere Lae ; =, ms ee o* .* " " * &y ‘ wy ‘ “ . . ‘ ¥ & r= Sat. oe y i Y ‘ . . . ~ ‘7 : . a c . ; is : , ; * . ’ | 2 Ee CSP ee 7 } s res ae fe” , q Re ve y > v,? « ‘ow Pe ne Se: age ; . SI eases U aes F a SF +e Bele Eh ; , ‘ = .\ -. ape ees ge ie \ " i! ~# " . ' e ; > ae al . ‘ee ‘4 4 ‘ ~~ «* “ee . \ oon >. ™. “u2y 7 j “ 7 ~ ~ . i. » d a . ‘ : r ‘ : . F .: » a * » od ye / Vv F “ . , “ i z ’ ‘ oo ‘) - j ! a ee ‘ y np a 4 : ‘ 7 : -_— = “ * . 7 ‘ o* . . . 7 ~e . e . . * e : “a ~ a» ~4 x a me - 44425 —_ ‘ a , ; 4 ® Piby\ nf sb 5 eo -*Y * , Sou: eRe — ai ‘ ’ 4 , y ‘ ‘ ts 4 ' >, . a . ' nan? . > 4‘ ‘\ . * ’ ‘ . ee, “—T if TT ; Y) “ ay, " . yO ie re. x = = ‘*-. ? - ’ * git « a ae +\ cs? - a > ~ ; . . _ a _ a2. ~ ~. - = + ; , . , - © ee | * ; ‘ des se " 7 : a) - ‘ Aas 7) s ' .~ »™ . ‘ “ _¥ . A - ; : . ‘ ¥ a — “ ~ 4 tx ~s : ; ‘ — _“% 1 &« t+ x ’ ® . : ar 4 it ~ i > 4 >! = - ‘ ; ; a 2 ,4 4 >> . > 7 A * y ‘ s © \e Diag ‘ 7 4 > RA A ——S ' perpen P . “ we ; > & . oe a TH -—__ = — = : a: . ¥ 7 —— ~ t 3 : a . ~ " = . —- tn, ~~ — " - : ’ ‘ —— - ee » ° ast ¥ A “ - f my __ FN «6 ww ‘ey { . « y ; _— — >. ~= . ss _ = = — . 4 aa . , Lue =o Bee. Se — , S403 ‘ xtra-Hea ' 4 . o* 4s x" ; a hes . = 2 — : -~ : s ~) 4 f - > ; . -“* ; $ - . — - ez ~ . : - . 5 : “ So 7 , ee * = ae aie my - 2 b « ‘ = > . . * ° Worth rf “ = “3 “>,* 5 je . tus - ; os ° i G n ; T h es © Rr u 4 Ss are » uites $300 . a A ~~! — > ote ay Pe r : “ior Pe ng ; Reversible--can be used enuine extra heavy pile, high 2 : ‘eZ = ent Re RP ah Fe A to. . on either side. They Brussels Rug plush and come in the an chaguerean - or hoom o be egee VIR ania CRM, "enmics fn see, Come to mene monet owt “OPS = OA BLUE BIRD ~ . : a“ J \ ~*~) . a we . _—— (7 2 / »] Py . ~ " - . ‘ es. Your imagination won't “Al Pte =e ' WS at RA ee ig 9xi2. and come in|: I : - ) 2 ' ) terns and colors. Full . ' . . . * 4 « A co | e, 4 This Suite is the most astounding offer ever made. We ask you to note the extraordinary large pieces this Suite contains. It is well made, beautifully finished and artistic in design. You need not be a judge of furniture to recognize the value of this ¢ The above Suite is only one of the many beautiful Suites we Suit I dal i - f 4 show— one prettier than the other. A Kroehler Bed- Daven- ulte at the spec price of....._. Fe oe ee ys port Suite will add an extra roém to your home. See this great leader in a cane Suite for Yy Yy | The Above Suite Can Also Be Had With Bed at Wy 4 +] DOWN BUYS THIS $3 a Month Buys 2 . Small Additional Cost Y) a = aa BED OVEFIT | p's Gas Range | $1 Down oF'tits: Sanitary Refrigerators | FR EF y Heavy spring and a == z th Fine Mattress i i — —- lies : - ° ‘ Suites $200 } i 144i (leon | = Pama 2 iI : A Beautiful All you have laa $400 : Blue Bird to de is Sane ushion Style NT} ja a : | ue | ° u ; living- LPP ae, | ° Pritt . | 3 : $10 worth of arshall deep-spring comstruc- With Your Y nal the Blue JD Purchase of Y Yj BM Set will be Y de t ver ed Liberal allow- Sad 4 7 Z %- | . wis Be: uf Fg ance will be A — Ae Y purchase. 7 made for your | | f : ol¢ range. | CEL ; Y i : | lf You Live . Out of Either for Se. Leal HANA — We Give and Redeem | Eagle Stamps ) We are agents for Buck’s Stoves ALI. | and Ranges. Come in and see our ‘ ; 2 ry mony PS , , , | > COMPLETE f ] d 7 bi Cash or | This is | large line o gas, COai and compina- ae PAY US 4 an eicep- ' . . 3 onal offer—Red can i= ' ' t1 on Ranges. 5() $ | 4 $ 1 9.7 ~ Credit : ae frit finish. flpateniber, . ee = See our leader ° : Your health depends on your food. To keep yoer food fresh you must have a good Kefrigera- A VISIT t = tor. The Sanitary Refrigerators are guaranteed to keep all food fresh and sweet. They are the “YY spring and fine mattress included for in Buck’s Side- Oven Range.... greatest ice savers made—will cut your bill in two. See special leaders, illustrated above. We sell for cash or on a , = | FLORENCE OIL] $1 Down Buys This Simmons Day-Bed | $1 Down Buys This Large Cedar Chest // Easy Pay: : = _ COOK STOVES OD wate oes once ms 42 INCHES LONG This Cedar Chest is YY | bby por ale oA: ; oe 3 SC eer Pe ae Ss A beautitul "couch bs — : = > | ad : = : os ! Haw rane band. I Ae your town. to Suit ou ; | st - aes t =a; —,9 | cules eames a ne Y va large selection of fail to see this exr- | ie - W orth $225 [a Come in two, three and four burners; pF ad | cae e i Wsi4 beautiful pads. See our ; > . > ) fener Sir : the latest style wickless burners. 1a ar | moe TT) I EGEr, 6 Day-Beds with pad— » es Pieces im 7 : See our line at ve low prices. LEM Mts. i. a Me's Seat 4) bs I) as low as Y : ‘ ! 44 i | ; $ nation Walnut ; ” Ut SESE ——= on 319.2 — a ' feature—oblong extension ta- slid oak interiors, secret silvet llustrated. hina Cabinet is separate, $41-35 | a . | I} SPLAYED PAX YX TE INS Aap. | S| iy =) / Rie) m (mu) | : 1 ' yy ae! * { Ree / {lps Tl { Y'} yy Pr a | = AT GOLDMAN BROS

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eT ey ee a ” , ver Saad > a eS eres ;? "= wr + ae 4 aegis es lew " i a a. « ~ - " 5 ~ A ST LOUS POST-DISPATCHT he Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper Conn” Na EN -- - ee 2 enenenmamnats ee TOPSSE MOREE DSDTCHPPESTRSD RONDE: «Me. UBiddd...a8) LETT! MABTRTEL LEY ert APUrORPRRRAOE TE a 2pRE LER RAED CUERDAEITORPLD? OELEROUTRIRETERETOGAED TDERG Ud |e! FEY THTNIEL TRINERORE) 7 . * err Oecd , a ceteennnnneneeeneacecaal . | pART EIGHT. co—-—_—_——— EEE — agents’ Rent Liste Page | Apartments (Fer Sailr) Apartments (Fer Rent) SSSS_ ie ‘ £ f art yt + . 4 tty ry ia i re Saw . i. , ae - - ae . * wa ¢ no 5 > _* ae i, # - a | D ‘ ee fio . ee » r 6 Myog 4 + ‘ f . = ig - A, c _ s* av ‘9 ] © 7 ‘, a b > ~ one f a, ‘oom —— - ? : a, ‘ > . | , a > : : ift : ‘Ss : 7 x : . : om : - * aF , c tas ; ‘ , ‘ es a ‘ } > af j ay . | ; : if hg ! : = : ° tr - : ee - » > : ° ° ; - 7 ~ -_— -—? Ly a a ‘ pm é ee : TE I on ee ee = : - ae “eg “hg ’ : - Na Vi 7 iy - ad « . .- . ¢ oe \ . ’ ; a , a oe J ; : . : . . ¢ _ : } " ta “J j 4 rie : . — " “ ; i 9 Ne 4 . ~ > ed 4 ~~ ¥ ‘ ; A“ = = . Sieve +9 P —— - “ : ’ \y et, 4 “si J % ¢ : | is « S BP ay Pon . a e : / / eN ae * : ; , i a, '% “ ~.* : J : ‘ ™ : ; *. ' ; | i ‘ , oe , | ; ‘ i} ee Se ’ ’ lind - - A ae) ~ : : = : — ; ’ “ - | 2 cn J eee —we ‘ : eas a . i? -* s@eeeos o-ee* : - ; « ° 2 a 4 - : ; » Fang vn —- * . : i : = ——— pi . : > os r he? conveniently. It is thoroughly well constructed, scientifically designed and will save Fa cy" -_ By Be Moore ¥ y Gerry f you money on your ice bills. A notable value at our special price of $27.50. $1.00 Side-Icer Refrigerator — | University Hills, adjoining a cash places it in your home and you can pay the balance $2.00 a month. JX _THIS Refrigerator the feo come Me west of University Heiat stead ef at the teop—an improvement we Os University City, constitutes oO 75 Different Styles in Ice Breeze and Cold Storage Refrigerat tat aft ees oi erates Ae MT Ce acive sections ot | good size—construct = | he m j : s of ' vad ; ty in ice breeze 0 0 e e erators well insulated and will : & guider lead We have been handling these makes for over 30 years and know from experience how thoroughly good they give thereaghly satis- me real estate mi | Sik are. The line includes blue enamel, white enamel and golden oak finishes—in side, top and front icers—in SS ec cae a 5 cC Pays For It cae ar to that used in Parkview. 1 ie | \ cn a pAmes Place, Kingsbury boulevard. if \) \ a ; > Weer Peart land Place, W ost rm ore- wey 4 B nd drive Marviand Terrace. The Extension Table : “ d Brent moor and Foreet Ridg-. ; iT ——— —',. aN p Portable Is in Queen 1? Try .; its he; , op new addition wus the farm | it — 5 Anne design— . ee Eo the late John C. Creveling, whe, | rn Sm St Le ne . Phonograph ) * on: aah | ee me eccording to realty circles. dee | —s = A walnut - inish— ' 1 P @lined an offer of 40 times ite ori- | y ns P ayer-Piano 7 | | ie ————_—__= ol Special at $18.75 size 42x48 im. 4 Bea! cost from BH. G. Lewis, found. | , — i mer Of Ini ersity City. hut who %- ; and extends six ~ee eMAliy vielded with tie ex pansion | eae Etayer Bench, large — | 1 usic ° inet and — oa : = bh fa rs. | feet. Spe al . T Pet Univercits & $10 worth of Music Rolls 3275 — —_ = — : Special at | ——— for this week— . ; 2 Seite pone No Interest—No Extras 3 Adsorption of University Hills | bas been even swifter than tat of | Maple Porch Rockers 7 | 4! -. —, MOE oe rorn ase aon Extra High Back—$5.50 Value Beautiful Hand-Rubbed Walnut 4) a | BE 22° Hetanes, Dinced ‘om the | i, | ; us ~~" in August, 3977. by the! s > * bas Finish Cedar Chest ~ PO yrus Crane Wilmore Organira- A light-weight, Portable Pho- si a . rs Miler enter . 6 824 which i entirely out of | mother lot just received and on sale for four hours Monday at a A Real $35.00 | 33 | | ) ' esit3 ie « virion is e r Value mograph of good quality— SS a a Conetrn-tiog, = “et so far ag t } | POrga nies +t on, he Willmore special price. A beautiful Cedar Chest, like @ut, 45 inches long, in plays all records—comes com- ae on? plete with carrying case. Just ie. ction in University City! ; een Like cut—good size— Quee | ’ - mn Anne style—beautiful wal- - | ' ~ nicely finished maple Se Balance nut finish and hand rubbed—lined Q This handsome Console Phonograph will more than the thing to take with youon ik - onderful @ - the ‘m the dominant feature of | . piease you in appearance, construction and tone qual- your Sum- . a a. viding field west of Skinker —— 2s > ‘ag 7 eg age — Per 4 ‘ teat Rocker with double- || with red c itl edar. C , woven cane seats and . $2.50 @ your Salieene ON ow Nagel mage ity. It is equipped with standard double spring motor mer Outing. st om am / ath your walnut faraieure where. a aad and simple tone arm adjustment to play any make of Actual $35 wan se M edar Chest would loo! : Rockers at the price ¢ 0 A real $35.00 ies oe pre sm time ago that an instrument of this style and quality . Pa _* “=M= are going forward for a we name. ‘95- would have cost you at least $roo. | aa q iding in the Reman Corinthian | . * at the southwest corner of record. You may remember that it was only a short value for ~ . Pp "ar Doulevard and Trinity ave- | e€ ™ ” t wi ‘ Blue Enameled Gas Rang | fe SP Sut wook, 68 tee ont | This Gas Range is proving a tremendous success at the »/ ove rsity Chty - 0 aa aad price we name—it is large size—richly blue enameled A} i. eh of Christ Seclentis«t The T | —has four star burners—:§-in. = $2.50 Value for $1.45 f . a oo Barnetr Co. has’ designed einbe | oven and broiler and is set up = , : ~. | . etre which |} ; . | ivem the Sloer on duniters iit 7 Like cut; just the thing for motorists, farmers. cam. ~~. | PPM Diction by F * scheduled for; - ‘ rival ‘ , : sf) ft 2 a «* You have only to see this Gas pers, tourists, sportsmen and home use. The portable , : The University ‘Wdlibe ch i Range to appreciate what an un- electric light that leaves the hands free. pd ‘a Pr. * holding corporation of us : . ; . ae —- a? erat . val value it really is a Complete with batteries. Nationally oie & CF he. : ~ Lodge No. 643. has pur- | “4 . vy ® Rorthwest corner of | $1.50 a Week Will Pay for it advertised price $2.50. We bought these $ i e* boulevard z= es Mascc rate ge re ee ee ~~ = ~ Complete Line Quick Meal Ranges Open an Account TWELFTH AND OLIVE STS. Yoar Credit Is Good at a special price and offer them Monday Ba as long as this lot lasts ee ee; Oo eC et Re A ie ES S -

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¢ Bs ’ ee ss ss Sic te i Re errr e rere rere a a — eee " " MA Y 18, 1934 : d ‘a ¥ s SOQ’ RX WHY ~ N SS | Y Atioe a SR ATCH i : . oH OU S AANA SAAT HHRMA \\\ \\ \\ \ \S CNSR SEG | : srapueeanmpeeemtetesh: : E ee WEP mERROR A SAW 6 socom soseaantceetanANRRNRNRNRNN SIA —eateee iene — ; I N D E. Xx 46 99 ee —_ Se Se er I neta Rent tints. race 9 | Delton? dete): t.} tate og ero “A” (See syn “B” for Employment, R Lost, $ ae ae {, Apartments (lor Sale) v Bung., Cottages (Rent) a sR > “Wtd.). . .28B Cottages Wid. ¢t : ooms, ost, Nervice Fo S } A f Seastments (Vor Rent). 2 | musientewelnernd eee: a Ba ~ ae hee (For Rent) ns gt Cottages Wea rm Buy. , - | Farms, Farm Land.....14 Flats Wanted + | Garage, Stable , r a re utos an usica .) i — ‘ os s. Prop. F. , t. Farms for Rent ...... 44 KI . » SSROIeR. .... ' Jenni , . ; ; td. te B Bung... *« , — = rop. F. R. (Sub.) 4 D ~ =e ats Wtd. to Rent 4 ngs Property a r Pr vi ownnnd res marae. 3 ianienhonationad: > a ee Coe Sale). 13 Deine, Ne wpe y 3 | Barme Wanted ........14 Flats., Ete.—For Colored 4 eT “~ yaa: * ‘ Kirkwood Property s meal Lorh se &, vy ‘ 0 = geek ~ er a sii fe at ~. pa ie “e : “a . te uy... Business Property Ww id. 5 in ae zs Wid. to Buy. ..5 Ferguson Property......6 | Flats for hens earien’s ouse W td. to Rent % l.oa ns : a Renk’ teteas oe > | dences for Sule 1t | Suburban Prop. (fF. S.). 5 = if Brentwood Property ee usiness Chances. 2an Clayton Ee ae nes for Sale | 7 2 Financial ...+.44 | Plate for Sale Houses (Furn.) Wanted. 2 Maplewood Preserts @ bean “vy e ‘ ountry)...1% Richmond Heights . Timber Lands .........14 uy } ‘change (Real Eatate) . 4 Flats for Rent . : ‘-++--9 | Houses, Ete (Col u tate Loans .. 11 Stocks, Bonds... , 14 University 1 Vropert 7 iB ) } ) vetute).@% Fiate for BRent.........., 3 For L . ored).. 4 Meney Wanted . ' aye. ; ¥ yh H 4 | A THREE- TIME AD costs STS Less, PRODUCES Gs 6 «ss do. 1 Improved Prop. for Sale. 12 Overland ek , > Real Fatate (Colored) ...14 Stburban Prep Wanted. 4 | Vi ebster Pe ks @ yy ~ ‘| ie a ‘ue " poe Bah) ei 2 Ge MORE. PROMP y . Real Est. (Other Cities) 11 | suburban Prop.—Far. 1 Wellsten Preperty.. ae f MG = : IE ENE 59.8 ee may TLY REPORT FAILURE TO RECEIVE RESULTS. ‘ | : i oa... as 3 | | ee Ria, , el ay! LOTS IN UNIVERSITY HILLS, "NEW RESIDENCES AD re } ] RECENTLY PUT ON MARKET, RESIDENCES AND APARTMENT BUILDINGS PLANNED OR UNDER CONSTRUCTION | | REP ORTED TO BE IN DEMAND ST a baci ‘ » « » “ — ' 4 w oe ee ct Bn. x: eae TE, > : Ee Se and ims § 1 | estate market , ne most imposing in University | ie. tae | a i age see ly marine eS séfreai CS ‘ ity. . ‘a - Terms , h the plat of the subd:- These } ‘ Rieger te Po “ff 2 he Rese = 8: on ea «4 Althoug i buildings will he gr ouped gag oR eae a , , a , ‘ bon : — : : ? , A by Wee Ot. Sree atin naa 2 2 ee “ ' , eS “ . vision was only recently filed with th the Magazine Building and ; e BS cere toe. ; : “- ' - oe Sei | the Recorder of Deeds at Clayton, the Egyptian building which oc- . , CUPY opposite sj : ' epproximately 75 per cen of th eect] 7 a the inter- 53 See eh ee + ppre- ' : a ction of Delmar and Trinity. and | | 5 Ges eae, Sees, Pee " . . ‘ . “4 ‘> A RSS x : « P | 246 plots embraced have alreaqgy which form the distinguishing fea- PS ley Space ae / . been sold according to John Hig- ture of U niversity Heichts. : _ ginbotham director of sales of the Delmar boulevard has been the » —- | center of constructi _ > - ae ; : n activity | | wrens CC Willmore organiza 7, s wh. mill Cyrus Crane the new Tivoli Theater and offi. J . tion building being erected on this thor- The movement in this area of oughfam at a cost of $500,000—as lniversity Citys virtually was Well as numerous apartment and! ' | , |, business buildings on a lar ' , - acres of the| nN alarge scale.) “| Sap a lhe Ba er oo MNS ths OS Teg C8 ON RRND oe 2a. 9, 0 ae a ee Sr, Ss ee Es I] NA AN ee SSN launched when seven acres © “we : . (reveling tract comprising this The population of { niversity cy «(? q , TT eee meauired for the ya eee eae: Residence of EDWARD A. WAGNEIe °o.°8 ren Flynn Park. together with the C f at 62// McPherson Ave , Just Completed : 4 — ite oO Crevelin rade school | ) . - 7 Be Pershing and Welledey venues! = ioe Residence for M.P WALBRIDGE ("077 "2108 & M60 oear—amcurecrs peeeeey City, The school 's ——— tast Jide of Price Road, Betweon Clayton Road = : n course of construction an : be cot | : | and 1 dae Road ' | park is in process of development. —_ A site 333x280 feet in this tract, es: the southeast corper of Delmar hovlevard and Overhill Drive, also . oa" ee fe, - © *8+es ;**e~ ue *®@e% ‘* SPLIT vrei F g""* real l8e seas, a ™ was recently nurchased by the First Presbyterian Church, which | bas plans for a $399,000 edifice: Construction work for a number of homes in this addition has al | - ready been started, while plans for | Z Layo : ~ . = Tr ! =f ‘ CASH for This fi more houses are being pre- Fe = : a " — i ie || Sees — = Udy iy ; ~ ’ i n top and white enameled 4 board of trustees has been ' ——= Seite ate: : , 7 | ’ s tilting metal flour bin, ee ts wach of all building = | roll curtain and metal cake nians which must comply with === uite sure 5 . Provisions as to outlay for con- —S g in all By 4 Wruction and type of »buildings. = . % that can —_ © The board has set a high standard = 2 Kitchen for this addition. s low price : The tract comprising 100 acres =: — = ) : bss e $2.50 a Month Fb bounded on the north by Del- . a —§—— |r ease. De RR ed eerie 3 | mar boulevard, on the south by . z= SSF => | = : Fe SS ; SEES a J Sis Sue Rae ee Vas PS a aR etd Rien ea Pe jaz Maryland Terrace. on the east bv Ee = . ; ' = — uty : ee) Baris: ee) ues “ 2 - — VEE | ei oaks «5 Par ho tt é ‘ Anne Dining Set Wellesley avenue and on the west eee et aiamien 2 er. as aie a att Y ain. ie ac wsemees.. a ces match—so you can make — el na: ah phd Trg pe eee Sees eae ey, USNS SEES : Suite to please yourself. An outlay of $500.000 has been Si2Zz— - Made for its development. which The Buffet m contemplates a park subdivision on Fa 4 Sy re eae . @! te eee tra ins ae”! Sg alae A - ee . n° ae Oe ~ 5 7 ‘ie —- & AR”, 7 . . 18 Suite Apartment Building av, Constructed at ) » *n elaborate scale, with curved ’ ie, y i ucen B@rives. wit inn V4 ES | e ard th “ rn 4 e ‘a ee eam streats moe “dre i I Iwo family Building s under construction in the emir, % Gee _ 2. . a0. oo }6 49745 Buckingham lout ~ by fC Corwel/ and Son | is , ‘ if] ‘ + e ‘ wt ae . Oe ee > tae oe a ; - . ve Rig oot © @nd aiisbereend aleets ” ai Stee! Block of dan Bonita Ave n Hi Pointe — by Schuermann } ee ‘Ss . or . See Bee 3 : "i ish. Has long, : The north and east parts of the | S low mirror and d ’ idition hav e heen completed The SS —- — See ——- —— —— : rs ete , : ce co ne a. MODEL HOME IN ALTA-DENA . | E eee le yey fae | ie ee cea P ioe ae ke Sages Perks also will be governed by the | | : | s me Se ee ee — , Be ah hack 0 ee “Board of Trustees. This plan is and other units within the ineor- Se on atime $2 eh Re Gees ’ wie 206 56: ME 4 — if, os e . @imilar to that used 'n Parkview. | poration of this municipality, is : #, 55 Se Reo : a ; 3 3 os Ry, 2" a ee | | 5m i ON eg 4 ——_— ‘7 25.000, w be CPS Be ge Ok ’ er 2 Maa ag a ; Pa , : 6 ice Pinta, me ‘iis al and | rhe Kensington Court contains of Delmer f/., Built by E. Davis Reality Co. HAROLD OCH th h d in Bros. / : e | Vniversity Heights, placed ott the | weoie arrangement, : and was fur- | Suites of three and four rooms, Quees . arket in August, 192°, bw the | nishea by Seruges-Vandervoort- | four and five-room efficiency; __ : —— _— en sign — 4 Tus Crane Willmore Organira- Barney at a cost of $18.00). Ross suites, with tile baths, enamel ice | => : — " Sinwt | fat Siang’ ae set aetoraor, boxes, gus ranges and Epcich =~ MEW WALBRIDGE RESIDENCE —('i The second floor has four large} will go to his new position with an | toute. Sts Mdimetebntas # | 22, large fire place, dining fr ‘4 ° . * those of a residential | Marti Olian Realt Cc -39| colored matt brick, with carved is situated in a rolling section of | bed rooms with two baths and show~- assurance that it is the greatest | sen hall living room dining pr ne eee, Se ee oe Pog : é Se ia in Jiian ea y 0., i ps ’ ° re sh mai ee. , , ‘ ’ ’ : room . Plans a 'Chestnut street. announce the sale |Stone entrances. The building was woodland and designed so as to take ae licdier. 4 pes cna peared bpertarpor 8 | piece of property of its kind in the} pirchen pantry and breakfast Tho ascend aeae anaes — re Oo , : P _ ; , +4 . , . . : wm es ad . : * fad | ; Iding jn, Peo forward for a of a 4-family apartment at 5923|\ designed by Norman B. Howard, |@!! advantage of the contours of the |tne garden terrace. A sewing room, | West. In discussing the matter yes-| room. also a tiled wash room on /| sleeping porch and two baths. : @ at the oman Corinthian and 2-family apartment at 5837 Nina architect, and M. C. Finley, asso- land A drive entering the grounds (linen closets and a large sleeping ;terday he pointed out the advan- | the first floor. There are fdur | Premises include a garage for 4 } ] : Imar “ee southwest corner of place, by Bernard A. Costello to ciated, and was built by the F. J. makes a large circular forecourt at | Porch complete the second floor. A /tages of its location, the fine con-| large bedrooms, also a tiled bath | °#?*. ’ \ : . Just ga and Trinity ave-! Jac ob Shurman, proprietor of the ,CornwelJ Real Estate Co. for the the entrance and from this lend ‘in |} commodious attic space is provided struction of the ee and od Ene shower on the secohda floor. | a wy which was recently rest o ’ ‘ @ 715 Pine street. | ane " . -. sates. 4 : ifor storage. furnishings on whic! no expense . conatructe was ae ired ‘ ite t the entrance to| Ws Uington Hotel, “ - account of John Hill and Kathryn | driveway to the lower level and ga- - . f h | the livwt : od With 1} tt “ The lots is 556x140. A picture of |; I. Epatel ’ tm - \ ity City for the Kipat | Who will occupy one of the apart- Ww. Will : The interior finish in 1 living | was spared, th a these things | this thouse is show lsewh : pstein tn connection with Pi . eh of Christ Scientist. QT T ments after July I. The Olian com A ' aaa of ties beiitie hic? rage. ‘room is of oak. The hall is also of |combined, Kay was sure the hotel | . a aww ere, | Wagner. -Grant-Bell Real Estate Co, » ; ’ iLIST, ie — 2g : : 4 Cc ‘ } e , . Whien : : ‘T . : : ° . , ; By. » Barnett c ©. has’ designed thia | P@"Y also represented both parties a Rapes aha pes cd did The house is of brick—laid very oak che rer . of MF aie is in would right to have a strong | by har er purchaser is 4 , Picture, which sf, oom | : iS} ty the transfer from Mrs. Margaret : ae , 94. = s rotathie and painted Watts: The send 2 gate finish. All floors are of eC to the — cm people, ‘OLIVE STREET BUILDING —T* of the home is shown elae- ¢) Veraity Lodge Wn 649 hy . “4 : _ Wenzlick Real Matate Co. has Vv lille, auctioneers of real estate. have ptes part of the basement ' a. Bea ' said “lie ia justiy proud of hi« negotiated the sale of a %. -story and | | proximately 17,900 seuaren ap- mm, ' ~ a "= the north.» eat . oT vas adopted an entirely new system of connected themselve 8 with the Ralph Entering the hall the main fem | : property. and I am glad of the op- | basement building at 3931-33 Oltve | floor spare, 1 . r boulevard ™ Bs arte ° offering improved property for sa le “ Mottaz ee = so W ainwright ture is oo circular tron staircase | For Additonal! Real E<tate portunity to be associated with him istreet to Miss J. Willa Se Neck of | | $25,000. e has juste ; | Iniv and Trinity ave- Every house listed by this firm is Bullding, to Se _ club sites on the Opning off the hail is the living sin the ‘ey oe ce and carrying out | Hannibal, Moa The Property wae | leaned f term of y oh versity City, as a site| photographed and indexed in a fold-|Meramec and Big Rivers. Walton room and opposite the dining room News sce Pace 6S. P: . of a policy of tim highest efficiency |owned by W. H» Thompson estate | | Woods, ais. Tr] : ally pe Temple to cos nom- or ene of which is carried by each|has had 15 years of experience ig/A wing Is set at an angie to thej! ews sce Page Oo, Fart 2. and thus continge to do justice to a |and was purchased by Miss J. Willa for the » of au 59,000. The membership of the salesmen. elling real estate, imain house and vontains the sery- really fine property.” Selieck for investment. The bulld. ossberti 8 . : ~~. 4a -

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ne ee eT ‘ : . : s : a ok. Spek ti al ge ers gs ? = a ther ai ae ee & ae. ee ee ; or iil post. 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E a Pee eis Neg 2S sermeraccee ~ SO 1/00 REALS zohan ges Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats Apart : ee : APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT ) APARTME = - MAY 18, : ae eee ENTS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR ‘ r - West West : West West RENT 3 MAY 18, 1924. a HAMILTON. 1203 in. w. cor. Hamilton |SAN BONIT nme | West West | " APARTMENTS > " ———7 S A. 7103—6- -rToom,. sun par) ee ———ne eee . FoR REA iymouth) — New men or. Y —_—_— = | ; if g 2 | o— pred for lw Ge at eo $7 ; _innitor cervice: Cestre Sa a 3964 ‘NORTH EUCLID BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED acPaER a —FURNISHED . ' ?. BU LLOCK a li heat , a a na en cPHE N = : nth y I — . Beaut ul Lucille and Kensington | | __Olive 1916 314 Fullerton Bige. SIMMS APARTNESSS. 5514 Pershing av. Janitor. ex exceilent —— or modiste; im- 7 ROOMS, 2 BATHS | APARTMENT— Elesuae't furnished - 8 reems, 5792—Firg, ye West [} HAMILTON. 1282—First floor north: 8| 2 wconcealed cd beds: a. cool summer apart: | SOHN ELAKE & BRC 5540 DELMAR, 3D FLOOR EAST. rooms, 2 baths; June to txtober. Cab-| for summer. Cabany @f a - |} rooms, sun parlor and sleeping porch; t: rent $80. es ‘ O., 815 Chestnut, ment: wit lean obliged to give up apart- = eer a a McPHERSON. S?xs— BROW NLING APAR’ TME? , pa men | m —s See: newly decorated | ORBON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. 739 HEMAN AV — lease wot fu for less APARTMENT —Beautifully ——— 5- rooms, newly , 5536 PERSHIX : u _- pon ES te - > part . - . 7 | 4933 7 B | 'RARNGROVE & SPECHT. 112 N. 7th st! | SOUTHWOOD. 6306—New apartment. . in| ~~ aperement, 24 floor. consisting Oct. 15 at 315 month. incit a room apartment. oy. Ba B +90. P - @ electric fame: garage: fer am , y 2. --—.-. ae . -4 uckingham Court ee ee ee —@ rooms and| room Mon tha a block west of Skinker ; | WOR nice rooms and porch; jn Al condi- | i" to ifm. 2 type 100. Dispaten. (e2) | SERRYL AN oe ts. og ee ES Bere | % blocks north of Cl ' $5: | SINGER-KLEIN ~the OREON E. * 2 eS Furnis urnished 4 a ihe, elevator, every room lieht ( 9 Beautifully located, just one block from Forest Park. | eee ae nest en =" => | garage _ — Call D. Agatstein, Cab | — _ 104 N. &th.~ Olive 34. Nive 9494. VN oa 5S ¢70._313 _iptommotieen Lite Bias. __ = rooms, a od er _*- s, u tion om % ae 220Ww . 4 finished in the new Cafe-au-Lait and brown mahogany || moprawosT second floor. te) | SYRACUSE 751— $90 on 58 Rissser, ye 8 i en ge _—— Etiseeaey oe s111A—S n cost rooae. Sarame. tele- NEWSTEAD. 20" e | [LENE—5544 PERSHIN ; ||| HODIAMONT, 1010A—2d floor; 4 rooms, | ELSPERMAN & LEONHARD? R. GO.. | CORN 5-room effict — 4 rooms, | ,Dnons, "Com it~ Pg Forest Parkview. Beautifully fur " doors, walls dec orated in English Stipple Tone. These ap- fis heat and janitor service; open: $50 poy Oa 213% International Life Ride. (e7) RNET & ZEIBIG TRUST. 719 Chestnut haem Hotei. A il pr Mayen Forest | 15. Colas sine Giiva we am ishesi ¥ a eee ier ~ ‘ purtenances together with the ex te finish | | BUGENE J’ ALTHEIMER. 817 Chestnut. | SYRACUSE, [05-1 « floor south, 4 rooms, | | Enapors, a VE. 2707—ideal aoe yn-a-dor beds: suitable for 4 adults : exquisite finish of entrances | | HOPIAMONT. 1130—Five-room apt.: tile enameied stove, $85 “PARKLEIGH” -J. CORNWELL R. E. CO. 111 N. 7th Soutn everything furnished: ae E dre, tavtint: Solaiy farkiahed te 9} ) and beautiful polychrome fixtures make them far above the | | pmsXerScts reaLty cé~ 804 | 21 EPSTEIN O17 _Chestnat Meee 8 || Call representative os prem : ‘FINE | XFARTHENTCA or 5 rooma compisiely |" including fuel gan, eis | Sia Mouseneepine., S75: marae. if . * average || | GloDIAMONT. = ee Stes “oe SM Bug bed. dreesini ae P "M. H. RODEMY = - ficiency; hot-water. furnace, 2 Murphy ; Guame leat stove, $75 | 601 Title Guaranty Bid | Oe = a a arge as - - ee : a tepresentat ive on premises s from 2 to 5. | month. 12878. sane as re per n° ma >3 5. Cor Fo st Wark bi.-— | tiv ‘tt icebox. cooling closet. very attrac: | $12.50 De ; couples employed: ret- P aenainan - ae R 7 . - . . CO. mS 1. _ 198%. or owner. Cab. 324 Fr. roe IRNW ELL FR Be. co 111 N. 7th Detmar Garden); 4 rooms. ~~ = Ray pede A pA tes SS ae | erences teauiepten cars. Box oes _ine. St ae APARTMENTS } y 7 ~ - . - ti ‘INTERDRIV E 702— Avartn ’ sient N —, = a-dor beds. every conven nce: . tures " ‘ araw oors. fix- ; r . ~ > R ~ Pe = . 11] North 7th Street Olive 7419 | tional rooms and service. 7+ Ti v SION, 1155 "N= Third floor. eae’ ae rent: open. for inspection. lence; Si EL. who 1 r ~_ &-, "Tee i tenants | os OED . ‘ oe 53 “— ; 4943 LINDELL = aa a ce?) orated and painted, $70. ARH Open. , — i - 2 aes concealed be euuthean” i The most excellent § kitchenet - ‘a Ap JOHNSON RAC 0 > Title ¢ ms: $75. ‘3 mut st. & BLAND, INC. 717 Chest- WEST HARLAN COURT “ae cCO., 5243 Delmar bi. Fy ET ‘ape ments near ‘3 look ing page: conemaill 4 apartment in St. Louis; apar .— APARTMENTS ares ae Gear. Bidz. | 2S __ 5463 Dei mar bi., | Ae ‘c@2) | car lines and walking distance from 3 PERSHING, 5616 2 ments furnished or unfurnishe FOR RENT hE SINGTON, 52 46—Six steam-heated | VAND BV EN TER —sa1 N Taice ‘ rom gas. ic ar four rooms. electristty, R : hospitals. Grand 9266W. Sunday. or aft- room: o S coumeetel by tgrwel with | PA RIMENT Si] lac Wipes x gh_vecent June_1; $78. _(e53u) | Cor : - _24_ floor ‘Torth.____ | ORBON E. é f° Soorr. 800 Chestnut. ee2s wasHINGTon. ~~ | CRAND. 5, 2606. S.—Modern, § iare roome. janitor or call M. EL See manager On premises. (ci - ’ SLACKSTONE 1168-4 rooms 1 KE re ON. 4569—4 large roems and WASHIN ™ RL.. 6816—Beautiful. 6 7244 FORSYTH B A real home for refined. »ome-lovine apartment; 2 toilets: lst fieor. ic) 601 Title Guaranty ye . Open for inapectign | tor pervice ~~ 5 $50 water and jani- tn ren! —————— oe ny he L. Abootute people. McDONALD, 3633—Froent t-room apart- PERSHING. “an ; ; be _ Mm. HE DEMEYER 2 oo. 4567A° 5 rooms and reception hal’. $60 WASHIN' 3TON BL 491 ag rms $75 oo adhe beautiful 6-room apartment, with | free _—- first-class itn every deta)!. ment: nicely furnished; newly deco- mer. « 7“ Post-Dispatch Want Ad Phones — orm, tie Guaranty Eicg. GLICK R, E. Co.. S24 4 Chestnut st 52444 yu LE = Tart ae 2 8 N. 20 00 = ga ene ene md garage. open for inspec- | jiots of lent ot ae environments and rated: very reasonabie fc) roots, "shady porca. wim | ) ve 77 , -~-\ 3 & C 0 Tth ticular sunshine. viens Olive or Central 6600 BOYLE S32 Nap on live a Ne room s746—Se floor west: $70. | WASHINGTON 6075—Ist fioor south. | GIRALDIN BROS RE. CO.. 813 Chestnut | frene Bring room 13 we yy - 4h: RUSSELL. Te rqome and a ur aome Sc tine caily. or Sun. , ( ee Sete Se ben be * | Sundey.__Bent ae ine. Cabany 80091. ind | WASHINGTON BL. 6100 ee wilt a0 tise 5590, ARTE N ttn ot. |eood netghberbosd with every convenience. | See SS eh| Union; for os ; Post Dispewh W heitain : a : x . a rr "Tt ervice: rat? do ee Sit oo Minimum 2 lines ee eae | RINGER ciency: fecmished ise. 1| anything in reason for good tenant: $65. SROOM APT—S3 BATHS {tae tek. on tramepertation Bix: utohed Lst-flese aman Olive or Central 6600 CABANNE. 6313—N ——— ST cthanay. Gatehed Ot Cater 1 she ees 5450 Delmar bi. 24 floor. This won-| HOW ee ae Southwest Forest 3672 J. ™ ) Sohd aga. 30¢ line daily or & ; . APARTMENTS FOR RENT ficiency ‘sarumee, oaen'® 5S ben: neh ; (ec) w ASHINGT\ IN. 2703 (just west of Grand) | erful apartment now offered for rent: aR GODWIN. C8S5 Wasnntes. | PURNISHED A?rT., 2-room, $38 r ~ | WASHINGTON. = a ie daly. She Sun owt. : —— ——| Gay: ready June Tf: reasonab! . MiNSoom efficiet . Lg haan A — = rooms Vins kit apratment: large evens oem, an & ee ot: sastadtes _ seeping EEE - $45. bath. Office 1901 Metagsnal. as or _ unfurnished: | F ane ps ty S5c aa 40c Swe . CASAS 5430—3d 7 — Xs | view: bus stops in front ) OREON E 3. SCOTT r WATERMAN, nigga ames. Se: 1 tm | APARTMENT—S-room. “bath eae, lec: OREON E. & R. G, SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. | ae RY a RUTH, 302 N. Sth _st t. | @ASHINGTON — se _ NEV 6 BG. SCOTT, SO Comer: DONALDSON eee se 5 lovely rooms, steams Ramet 9 - 20 times. detiy Se. Sum. 2c. Disp i ion heat furnished, us Lindel! CABANNE. 5537A—7 rooms, newly dec- parlor Omen pa _ rooms and sun | ‘anartments FO a a a “Kathert ne V APARTMENT FLATS /" COURT P = APARTMEN T—5-room efficiency, $65 for vice. Call Benton exe | *6 lid daiie —_ y 2¢. Sun. : ; ic) orated, hot-water heat and janitor sery- om S hese and €2: fu : a 4615 4 462 4 A ARTMENTS sagmer months. Call Cabany 3036W bah ae | y 3c. Sun. Se APARTMENT a ice furnished Apply 5539 were M. H. RODEMYER & CO.., heat and ¢as urnished most homelike » en 3 Page: lovely tew flats. | 7 , afte 10:30 = J . / Minimum f£ lines t cleney. a el sore ots. tonne Lppiy S39A Cabanne.(c' 601 Title Guaranty Bidg. ‘a apartments in city: very reasonable rent: hy tile yo haréweod floors. Mour- | D FIREPROOF Ni = s «oe a —— 4 e car enes a iesihimsiinetiiaitinadias H = ane or, Gas, erec- s—tj-room efficiency , " Mitre TT9S -- rey manacer on premises or call Oliv “S eds. screen garage 35. ; ’ r APAR ‘TMENT—3-room . sam ‘ —_— 3 : i | Stic, commections end fixtures; laundry: x SSS eee TIN OLEAN, |KINGSBCRY BL. 6041 Olive 7798. | 4212 i ° TR ge op ee ge ie | . MAR AT WESTGATE | tractive: appiy office, fettide not. |e eee Ly _ AGENTS’ RENT LISTS § a @0e.: $40' per ~ we. ed Fe - Chestnut. eS en” dine WR... ortag rooms and KRA ATZ REALTY CO.. 806 Chestnut. (¢) 618 Chestnut st (eZ) ti éra@uing ey with kitchenette. 4338 Olive. «c) WATERMAN, 6041 (24 HEM \I KTLMANN-SP ACKLI | “fin Apartments, new: 3d and Cedar. (c®®) sey Le gl Spee Saree June M H. RODEMYER & CO... WATERMAN, ~ 6016—4 a =Y _ reception | cory suites in-a-dor bed. Lovely. APARTMENT—Furnished or unfurnished. _ntactiee, ar au RE é ESTA are 1 } ym ‘ _Septes r orest 80 tle Guara . hall: open porch Cabany 4 ic | cood location, garage. . : AL , New Downtown Apartm CATES. 6410—2d floor ay @ eee eras Ore Sy TTp9 w Tea. 5073— >om a | Light, Gas and Heat Porest 1836. ~— (ce) _Oct. 1. Cabany 77273_ me br a TE COMPA) . . anon is _— —— Murphy bed — — HH Gy ~~ ams. | INGSLAND, 714A rooms oe oe ——| _ containing ante —~. oe a nw ne i B... Ma ne wage — large living ee eee ee APARIMENT—Forsythe bi.: 5 rooms — — - Seventh and Chestnut Str a we any G891J : norch. s a steeping | J. I. EPSTEIN. ait Chestnut. Main 2 i shenette, dressing room and iW garage, for sum . " ngaiow. for 4 , PURNIS# ; oe SAVE TEA WE AND CAR FARE. CATES. I "= =n34, floor, $115 ale - FT x = 2162. bath. Manager on —- or 6295. i Very Reasonable Rental. Special Cabany 2316W. mer months, aduits./ nished. $70. incl | 6711 Was cman a APASTEENT ; FOR Ps re Ss TENANTS . 5649—S8 large rooms, h ; PSTET: 17 Cheetnut. Main 7167 WATERMAN. 559S—2d floor west Rates f (cl) arage uding go e 8 FT 595 og el! : : EPERENCES REO ee Mees . water, janitor. porches. Cabany i1NS | L “ “LEDE. ee ae —$$$$_$—$——__ ——_— | Foor. siping perch and oper y 1 M. H. 20DEMYER co.. Rr Ay - APART MEST — heey —— effi Mt. : . >? ae : moiern con a 2 Fi Choice “ and 5 room efficiency, con- | >> 7) - aa ng ak. "ean Cee reduced rental for balance of lease 7 601 Title Guaranty ‘Bide. DISPLAY = ciency, West End: ep fe clean. a ee PL... BISSA m, PCIE NC “APARTMENT : eosin beds, ove “eluded. reat $85" am ‘ > =o Sate Bavem Easteate — extra desiradice. __ janitor, Sepatiful | J_ 1. EPSTEIN. 61 Chestnut. Main 2162. | Olive , Olive 7799. an See our representative, Suite 296 pi 5 ot HANOOCK. Por F orest Lindell 5 td Ss 5 : “elency, 24a ft one. as a § icity included, rent > and es e. apartment. 4-rooms; Murphy |; a- = ecggpegge WATERMAN S000—24 east @ reoms I et —————_ Entrance Ww é ike ~ . eae * ~ ,.eTuress CC os Ri BONE @ RG ‘coTT. s00 Chestnut. ES open. _Cabany 715K. edt wa Th gee —~ large | =» sieenine norch, newly decorated: | “WARWICK COU RT’’ Branch Office. 6380 Deine Bl NN as ar eee a from June 15 ain ie a _— = oan nis and sun aaa. ee mut. | ~- rES. 63 56— : eam and fanit m: rent 3m > nad : Sept. i. rooms. —— . for summer = ment; sieepi aa | bosch, *Sarby bed. fey |OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chemtays | séas “K bh LARA & KINGSBURY. WEISELS - GERHART Portiand place, 3 expacures: Sito. cal af WEST PINE BL. 66308 West! faster Bt. 7 reeme. 4 . North breakfast room: rent reduced: garage. | 508 LAKE AV —é¢-ROOMS AND BATH | WATERMAN, 6102 2 grange pears —— ogg A A R. E. CO. ort SS. (c99)| complete efficiency; gpa OX eee be ns : Fi SRRISANT 4208 WwW _| CATES, 64°8—4 rooms : : Modern "a ment; exquisitely decorated | and : tenant show through. ; perch, electric elevator al) APARTMENT—702 Syracuse av.. a sweilest location in tewn; eo minster ‘pL. @ reoma, : ~ i oe 4526 W —Oppesite 0 Ful- conveniences: second = cc. and finished tblease. Far card of ad. | } iz RODEMY ER x co | Wonderfu! routs © beths.$155 50 . west; ¢ rooms. most aitracti vely fur- have two vacancies: ‘ act Ce 8. t a ; 5 _— rooms; janitor serv- _§T85I adany migsion call han _address . | : 601 Tithe Guarar de i m for inspection. See janitor. i ee never been occupied: nothing like tions. Forest 75586. MoH ~ aS eesen.. ‘ TES. 5573—6 rooms and open por " LE LANI iv ii. fea we mo tenant ¥ | PRANCIS- PERRY: “RUTH. 102 N. Sth et iH igateen suites of four, five and lor; West End: can be had for RF Furntahbed 2 . : @oll Mark-t et.. splendid tocation @01 Title Guaranty Bldg. asa ok. beautiful location, tiled bath, Dar wurnky bed: every comvenienes vie AN-W AL ae wane { * eS ——— .—_. —__—_—___ Al six rooms each, all outside rooms. | longer if desired: no children; references — electric, fan. is linen, for any Business; wit put fn Olive 778. ' Olive TTO® aonwin mualerop> i references garage If desired: open eemtmraepss Po we 453; “ARGONNE” | These | necessary: this apartment must be seen t $ fees. ‘ entire new store front. . : - nih SL Be IN REALTY CO.. 5243 Delrar.i(c2) “4 RBLANKE R. FE. CO. 711 Chestnut WATERMAN. 549 7 ecant apartment. ©) | S64 Washi . apartments embody all the | >¢ appreciated; give phone. Box 320, = 4 . E- - ———— | - North CATES. 6260—let floor west (southwest LELAND. 753—Firs = ES | rooms and sun parlor. wit mt: 0 |] S006 Washington: lore Sues I |] start ond meet meowe ee _Post-Dispateh. -| Furnished A | ) ; Br ics. 4235 west Rg hg ng modern; 6 rooms, hav- = i seeping perch white enameled | eee SS eee rris REA! ietely te Dath Manager on poandes. tH arrangements and finish i ARLINGTON. FR La eg edartmen'. ay be pm from rLAT-- FLATS FOR RENT ADCs, 4739-—ist M1. east, rooms. Murphy room, gun parlor with ;» + Eperrery «€ | 601 Tit Sina tad SS : te : rooms. tchenette: modern convren- . $0: ae —— rooms and bath heat - wie oslo a ee y bed. dining room. rec ri y. 4. LPeTEeT N Gi7 Cheetrut .- 1280 ; owe om e Guaranty Dicg Olive T78s8 M. H BOD READY FOR oc | P “¢ 1 tences See to plete. 3-reom . . Reo ehtid _Z and janitor service; garage; rent kitchen, bedroom and sleep! ar tereh _ . Mart = = = _se ~1€ “ aa OE he el) 801 Title Guarant ‘nice. I R on C ANCY ; BELT. _ appreciate. accepted - $79 ant. 4% ae tyler 2079M. BPA I > Nip BU necessary decorating: party wi ta ow | parlor aoe ‘einen th; 5 rooms, stn | WELLS. 5305—Lower floor. 4 rooms, in- |} Olive 7798. “Olive 7 a tent $85.00 to $109.00 floor; en ae eee effictency, second BEAUT , ~ / rooma, hardweed fleors; | ERR prio Sama aie | MORE TNs Saute soe Segoe Bes fag ee oy | We gt a a = Open for Inspection. ~foot: Jares, egal fom: two eapeeures, | BEAUTIFULLY sy gS tent fammaces Sermon: Aes . rimen neluding | ‘ ALFONTE —S ARTY L a ng room or bhedroon ae ws Pneng E WESETGATE ~34 ‘ner: a ’ ~ x ge rooms, o- . c Biea-dor hel, i. w. floors throughout, hot- | shine av. 3 rom PMERTS—SS68. Per-| desired Party will show. | a Sr _ GIRALDIN BROS. BR. BUCKINGHAM COURT, 4024 (Apart. 306) | modern spartrment: 27 3. wa. .; es heat: decorated: b ene. - “ en artm Tt Desirable 3 . . FLA fusniahed all ee A pu and ga- mee y ity and gas furnished: newly pa- EI-GENE J. ALTHEIMER. S17 Cheetrut | SorGATe *15>—5 rooms, 8 ~~ 4630 “Ap: ents 813 C “he t t St 8444W -room efficiency. Forest Cond — oo, art A Rear S &th ' ———— : around. . mT and painted: al! tn first-class c a. T IND! TF _— —_ . : - nut. ~. om ~~ — | — = 1m mar or GROOA ‘Westm neater pp reem e i} . s nu St. . ~ es) o @ t ¢ * . A 8. &th. rear. 3 SPALDING. b131—Levely rew anartment- —9 9 ee] Forest Park, ideal lociition ” STEPH! aes rooms, S100. | ehie- 1 mont 2 ~ ~— ee a | aa n 24 floer: ———y $a5 i } | CATES. 284— Nicely furnished apart- DY S264 Monroe, 3 rooms. Ke & rooms. tile bath. hardwood fk it S75 and up eotdl fee UM, Glo Chestnut. rt andl See. 4652 West mimeter f ® rooms: every +4 ment: 4 reoms, screened porch: summer F ; h owner will put in Al conditien 17 nate. oereesta eer seere. | ORDON FE. & RG SCOTT. 800 Coemant DELL BL. 4315—Sa floor weet: Sf} Pete are 6 rooms. | eer wat nel Ist floor; rent $85. 2 ee 2 ‘urnished A 13064 Hickory: 4 rooms. electric, ONES > , om. TCLARA. S28—4 rooms an ———a Poems, oat | jarge rooms. open ‘| sleaping porch. Murphy ded: newly Ce T.MANN-SPACKLER R. E. CO. | 7 CLAYTON 6s toutes. ner > nut at er 4549 Ny aiis — 615 Chest. Mast tenia rooms and bath: open ORE ~ & ‘& R i goes — "im ao onium | orated vo 2aora ble sales cTs8) ie Se oat an ys 2 - co. i if wag ay ow Sig YI tome my apart- 5... eo ~ Rie mg. on condi a. : = — = al od - it _ ROVEMTER &acon LINDELI.« 43190—7-r — apartments — WESTGATE =45— A-room apart” =r) _—__ = and oer ee | Py A 7 DRIVE _months; adults. te = summer pished : = lease required: = Th, R gun. . on ry 60} Title Guaranty 7 ° ana YA floors . '~ decor ; “ . mnevwiy decorated thronghon? eat of | 4 a CLEMEN . b Se gas and e 7" E re" . . roorms, electric... | frre — Olive 7788 waranty Bide. 9) | aid tight and air: very. demratl cc @ Sk Bo eee a ee 7 A eer eS ge ag Ee OREON 6. & BG. $353 6. nd yeome gens. se } N - my ™ ey Yee yenene- SA right rT " Sr —" 2 é HEWs 4 - > 615 Ch ‘ru? , 554 ‘ hin . ' ~ . : ao . , a, Rérneeoe Baa Warn Bi wit icregpeaam ames bet? * abuts 4 rooms. bath en4 | LINDELL BL. ooo wie ) | WESTGATE. 165—Third a Manager a oeelien. es APARTMENTS pour aaa 4572-76—New apartments. - | Furnished A ‘ _—-~ KOTSREAN, 722 Chestost st. ( =. REALTY CO. Main 1907 Te Rerceiggeee it. bath hard bn or, 5 rooms ora. 8 includin egg NoegreKO ye os ? “a a nd sun varior. heat and janitor t ». Main i190; CL, AYTON “RT aa emia : rr he wood FLowwPre me. : : : : - su a re -D ae “ 7 ; ¥ i . i~x > = wTw~"s ee t r or . . ? — . . aaa . y - . ARRENAT ~~ 2304 — = nd a } | ~~. A. -h or ih deel ons 7 INDELL RI oe eee - w , M ; ohv bed. breakfast rooms . ra- ——— -=— NY + and 2 Room Efficiency icavink — beaut! full po oS for ane year + | a. yy —* mae = rooms. tile | oo, pouu ieRTY tir gy 5 |; of S& shor reed. | firs apartment west )05; and = sae 2 pen on 2d floor; | MORRIS A “HR ew a Y.- = a | Rents Reduced te — ase sae oes. ic?) erica FL , onsen Re cBNe es re ao acer. Se 0 os or. A — — - : - — —E ————? ——~- sé , s9 Al in on DELMAR. 6€150A—3- 774, : > & HekTY, 803 Chestnut st. | CLAYTON RD. (O74 —Owe Dick west of ones 3680 MASEK REALTY CO SSTOATE, S02—Four room aparyments THE ‘‘WORTHINGTON”’ }| $82.50 and $92.50 nished ‘complete: rent S60; very cheas FURNISHED AP Pain cus. slectric and furnace: S3m STLEMAN. 4123—Modern 6-room effi-| e orest Park: G large. cheerful rooms: 11x 19 =. ‘th ‘ b-reom efficiency sice of first s&s. W. COR. WATERMAN AND BELT | F aed ovxre or ae ee S01 N BROADW ty3 eo ctency newly Gecorated Al ~condit! _ | ap ad mo leon. 3-family amactmeant LIN PELIL pr! -abe..4.ceamn aaa = or nird Foor. tmmediate possess! on rents TWO APAKTME NTS To LEASE M irst. Second and Third Floers, | DEI MAR Pr ie) DONALDSON s and electric: rooms, Da Re TONTY. + reomea, 3a weet, very | , decorated titre oatiines hog oe A byes ett, ney. SES oun parlor and 2 concealed | s INGS ecrerer CO. 4815 Delmar cae — suit Fe one bath. | | A Few Desirable Vacancies. ment RR nn 4 ee and Westgnter ree E oe eam € = Pena rent, rage tult T frnit - s. aa easor _ CORTE EnSS, Sees Gess Pet — —— somnee Fly cas a eleetric | ith B i ; men — room efficiency; sa > “thon to be put in Al condi-| flock ae ae Market care. 1 yRats REATTY co Soe WESTMINSTER PL... 6515—Attractivs service. also refrige-ating system > samen 1) Gee Manager at “69 Plaza Drive. ee ee ee ee nished: very reasonabie ‘Tents | bi Bre Semeeme: Beaieer, 700 Chectawe. | SLEMUNG 6427-26-tc0m eificioaceT rem | MC PHERSON sta. =e apartment. S4-floo~: @ rooms: light and | | Siegen Ty eee Sta Louia. Besse fi} || awece « epee TE eee nap | | ee ee Pe. ; ' en — P iE mst — > rooms and sun pa? 2 or 14% = ~ a wild é: St. en ‘ ; ane eee x. cer. " ’ Thurman and De /a warage _ Apo: e in ae SSP MINSTER PL. 4514—4 roome bath sentatives ~ Fe | —_— Repre- |; | se “J of each building giving =n wae 6-room sapartment to parties &h and t. : Faken [000A —Bren¢d-new. 3- i ferent in 5-room ee, Oe | Forest 9430 7 an: : Page cs M-PHERSON 5900—-4 pen & @ecora:ed : For full particulars call Forest 4255. © xx——Furt 800 CHESTNUT ST. _|_ences:_ immedi a rever- i 6ONND. TRA Stee eee . = ? - in DEL ——— > ~ =~) oe—Pe oon d O avur e " re 2or a - @ ~e K rosme. o's SS —iamebio ‘rom Tower | ae dll me a0. a7 Rg at (a2) PR n . _ Das b. new range: nev ee a a ae Er w ARD_ i “BAREW = I. " $38 “ th. i - EUCLID. 7 - on. (e) c 2 Ut ‘ LINS.W ALTERS a et rs ere AL ESTATE ©CO., | DEIMA’ BI at ree a , lanitor or omvenen » = = A a sant = —~B_As ght party: vacant. _ a ES th Oe Sa hy apartment ; het water; $70. For. STscr SHFRinaS anes oes __ _ = Main 411%. Olive 7977. Centra! 892 » Te. ee laniter service —a- Olive. Delmar 5565. Cabary 47 aa, | WOCDLAND. 5852—Four rooms snd sun FORE! ST RIDGE . i z. ~— moe 4551—Nicely furnished apart- hath. atl mein 3-room ff LMM. S800—diae biock rom Shaw’ AM eB rt). Kk Be air ~ =), McPHE RZON. 539°9—Excer n— Eg — ae ONE OF DELMAR “DE LUXE” iH Pn rooms, bath, electric. telephone: THoMas 3017-4 = ne ene and Tower Grove Park: @ — —-~re ee _ S51 70—Fiy ve-feem aeast- c. ad + roams. sun pa “ree reces oe Tiske ' i. m Brag 5406 DEL M AR RI, New A b FURNISHED F __Dapered and ee 335 bath nex Phot’ REALTY co.” 9008 Cher Send ce Sl DY AS-SH cP Rn . "C ‘0 7 ine perc . heat. ian aan” enmrel ~g * + ve i= ? i've iE ; IMMEDIATE * POSSESSION 7” mM aSsa or -room silk “Catanp 47560 te) es i - stent. | ELSCAR Anda Teacher ike with gavage $85. vacant Jun= 1 in)| WESTMINSTE ) roatia S bathe. electrically eautsoed. | | Saad : North ich) — Teacher ‘ =? eat , in . ‘ nervy _ ipped PURNISHED APAR rT—At r' . CAPAYETTE el cee oe — = well furnished 6-rcom cnantmert, re a * Ist f oor east ae = [| FE R & T AYL YR - ary. ch at: [eur s quarters caraze for Apartments room for ee Pe a 4- a 7 AlreiAattys *l4a — a seems pork janitor service $335 iat ventences nie con. ME R AME = San St —-A wer — a... . an n inst , ow 3S fam! y apart- » ah — “post ssacous and - egant. wid Forest 2578W ° sorener * a mean. ainale prow gee. in bath ff : 4236—New 5-rcom od — DEI MAR Ri 37 2). — “ ; ractive 5- room areartmen’ Dienty “ae ~ai~ one . ba “ a ow > are copay: as S oR E " E ry Rr -— = LOTT aa0 Che se ° FL RNISH eT AP ,RTME-S > — on $55 . water, €arace inelg erimattor Central ose neat. 960 | oo ood a AL TSEINER ms and bath: i bel a Murphy bed. tee | im 4esian ard pian: open . - on io . pO Chestau N. W. CORNER LINDELL peice Tri 4 rooms ot ee parier. hm ATHLONE. 464¢a—5 7 0: Main 151 (7A) ain wri echt Rie ereee tmemendat rad mes mY a © forest RRADI EY a [TNETTE. TOG Chestn + 5’ ew ~ y a? ew lM te) 3 o- “-a r heat Coif i wa ho —Aet fl. cast: i jooms and | DELMAR BL. 4301—Th ~ Tleor o GODWIN RE ALTY CO, 524% Deimar .® “WOPERN ¢ROO™M AP wEN “ partment: | AND WHITTIER FURNISHED APARTMENT > - ATHLONE — ‘8 parlor; janitor service. aqdiumued | rooms, tile bath. janitor “ as. §| = _— ve 45 Deimar.' co) 5634 or SS34A East ART _ 550 = - * n : 3 months —— rooms. ? Rm. Eft wewency ; New Fireproof Building Pastrotes ero im Dessession é. — : $55. near (rPalion Park * ' | Ma a a room - ne oa n ° c "| sere ie .F ; a ? Wi, Sash > toome steam beat and | 'Tuorn heat and vanitar aereica mma | POS Rerineton, 7 ev furnished, de- | __GLICK_R_ ECO. S24 Chestnat et. | natn gteam heat. Jemiter exrcice: | 70 APARTMENTS FURNISHED APARTMENT OM ee lle HH. STEWART. A Ti 4 | anitor service. ine | ©. S&S Remingtor. ~~ , ol PERSHING | Av —3 ROOMS A, —, heat. janitor service: = | - to be appreciated. Call Cabany 7 173ee PROADWA = e. 7S Chestnut es - race. 1} desorate. | N ' @a > —_—_____— . ve apartemnr = - orphy beds. gas range. $75 to $85: first. | Make apotntment . Y. 4807 N.—... \ ov : z - —* ame “ ~~ secon . 2 . wm 2 WwW as gis 14 4 3 a ad -. IE ice. , “ae and ra: reoms. bath. A rt “Filaree bright rooms. © Arthur Apt: 3 | DELMAR Sil MEE Ea? Gadpcwet, | ccsnn. Sterpas tote: crore mentern eee [apd painted: move rirht 'n— ecoraret “QRERREGN STOCKE-BUSRMAXN. | nd 5 Room Efficiency | ; URN... APARTMEST—Wun te SROADWAY deal ro ; eat. Janitor garege heat R. S11? —taree ti ent store. »—4t vrenrtence nro’ te ga-ace ts ys a> fed: m ° % zh’ n ce . pe oc E-b a06 Chests i On City’ Ss Leadi ulev rd —— payne ’ fox HOT apartment “ top Y —- N — Jj rooms: cas, els | Aleteric? “YT : ow Wingo usy NORTH “RRIVE 6213-—)5-roo ; , . n Th ut ng Bo a man -oupie x H-67. Post- o — _ fl phone ‘enen Sale c — = * 2 san. | tect tebe i. tei «wteh Groom efficisecy: lang or ehort “MARSEILLES COURT APARTMENT ON NEW BUS FURNISHED APARTMENT—4 3 =a Jalene — ome wa URMAN BL.. S21?—For i | DELMAR BRL. 533°—Te enbi lease carace: availadie Jone 1 cS seus” athineies { rooms, $83 Ay. Q) Ce LINE. a ; fully furnished. for 3 or 4 months: _ 4738 gl AM™S SMITH REALTY _ apartment, 4 light reoms, Mur-| | With every device —_ —~ Ry sey Bm na~ two ladies or couple: S707 Mc “MAN. 2504—Twe-roem flat; adul m ishings of this 4-rox — ae —— 2. > N. &th st Cmmatatta wd _. | = . dressing closet. are - venience. “ and con- mame Lindell 1573w . efficieney . = “TIGHT PL OO. Phane Olive 4488 cinting Victrola. Orien‘al gg Oo aparic 3715— Heated Seoaan —_ = ee 5 large rooms: rent $75 | ts S ieimar @ f\oor cnet: SE. i In-a-dor beds, closets, etc. FURNISHED APAF TMENT Py RA 3 cane with sun i OnTAGE 3840—_Miat 2 ie : ture te : - me : 2r — = ee ae ae ae : eman mar - Tt ' ; - : must fur an rooms. \ gehen PLEASANT ROOMS —|“Kpittment H, $ Garden Court. Phone | gore aa ' come, $10: take 104 Ns? EIS eer ls or Uttve 9604. | where macentert ap Guseeh: Sue Sones | Will Rent Furnished or Yin. tether ceeglste’ fet, bomsuneann me and toilet steam heated. Gere i: > ogre ° , . " “ ~~ = as ba : ° ° e $ Ler . . ‘ - = - bi Cevelan t. 46 rooms efficiency F rest [Orc W. OLIVE. $98—Six reoms, Janitor esa .PARTMENTS FOR ILENT se -_= canary, first Tloor: $105 Unfurnish FURNISHED APAR room effictenty : ZZEN 4017A convenience; large ch EASTGAT = rents $75 - = 2: | v BNI PUR kN | RK SAVINGS TRUST CO. | fc TMENT— ss ~ot Srarots. Ripidt:. ? sun perior: $105-*11% GO — — - r : ; wn. ———— | two befroome, lange living omy — me MA — DOUGHERTY-SHEEHAN ay TT Ni A ING PAST FURNISHED APARTME ice and janiter seve foiier. = a Southwest a kitchen, breakfast reo. ecolor- OLIVE. 4223A— fme candition - Rte eithee aS vy Marne + partment | R t $90 to $100 cleacy to party Duyin sg og etn ~ fe 2 — . | mesion June } ‘ooms and bath: pe — ,_— —— no eal ee and mirrer doors: | , aes cok fa rs tie bath tethe_tn pet —— —FxXeL. = ty = APARTMENT cu. ! Furp ot ap unteraisiet: newts. Gseer- ' | en S Furnished $135 Up Gell ..: xe verv fame * ture. Lin- | * Ky - Ey, re Sas, PRAIRIE Sead _ a eereart: beautiful & voome cna bance | ©) CEE} ya Saee ie fe a ne Seen. See | S05 DELMAR lated. cheerful and attractive 6-room ef- = FURNISHED APARTMENT . nn fat. hot-water ge ag te. hee ow ™- ome end kitch - ALTJHPFIMER S17 heetnrt 7h .. Cengietine of 7 7 aye ficiency with 2 tm-se-dor beds See Sei Sample apartmert - . - -~— Sublease ach . Sete SAK “ water beet. beth. in-o-@ : be Sg a a service ENRIGHT 5295—Apt.. 4 roms sun “ = ; — VINS, 403 Com Bide & AL candi - aa cae ye 2-2 baths: im sger on premises, or call Cabary 6640 manager om om. See ey S-room efficiency Life S__ . ! Eas? > PRaT ae nN oa Shic SE lor. $6750. Cabanyr 451W mpar- OLIVE. 3729—Twe reoms. 3 SIWGER-KIEIN REA! ry . $528 Pershing. KE ) » ; a siao 3 rooms. 5 .— a i® N s st. "Olin * >. ‘ —y > - + DES r = = i OR ’ — 7 oe & | rooma, kitchen orivileges: prtrate: ae , —ARE JUST ° ~- ENTH Sale idl oan iGHWAY idea & | ES eHT AGS —5-roen efticiencs. 2 ItS HA RK CO. 807 che Sicecitietins> Gn DELMAR BL Seven , ~ | 800 Chestnut. erences: be = modern apartment. For | * ater heat: ‘ reoma bach. he ‘wapartment-flat. @ rooms, Second Theor | es, dowiratie cenamé- will Gecarate | “ORIENT APARTUE Chesont , Consisting of rn and 2 beths; tm eae an "eat ta le rooms; nicely | _est S5TSR. or- FROM : Fain tC a — Oy y. steam room effi) Gy => OLIAN. T12 Chestnut. O1 SIENT APARTMENT.” 314 Laurel st wndition: rent $160 per mon losed porches. 2¢ | wore. 5 flat, bath. ne mame Bent slant: eppesite Forest wh rs npg BE emcee efficient ee | Seer was". 5928 | Seg oda! ky Wp —. The GUILD ; P Tain 7 } aa LANSDOWN abd; —— te at 4 reere, brenrd-rnew ” . aPaans wo i — wi ., Sa r ng - a » ala ment ® fire. | 2 bed: nicel need ‘ 1 | rnuish ; . suftes give you * Bias ores th OUTSVIL i aon oper, | oust. Cnn Lindel! 2286 e Gecorate to an bath ete: chee teed teal 4 ass m reasomabie reatai: tmme- 4 . arranged. open. . oe . a = ea and | comforte equal to the DF tras wy anerent eresghiy mutern {mm ) reot e420 w on ORES —— (cf9 | ser e ete $a5 I ww rar if tanitor jate Dossesstor =. : — Five réems s i in O . . : a ar TOT McPhersen York betel apartments. "Tas - Al. TERR hON Fa 967 50; atuits Renton 517 a garage RES PARK 8 441 8—4--sem ana 13 Chestnat _— SH & co. | ED'WARD LL. RAKEWEL! twa Bane | POrch: nicely we — and sage ~~ ann Cabany 4546. Ask for Apart- : Quiet, court x 4 Wiitrke > Ae —_ - : = ee | 4 gsaTasce a loatred ~—. § “ —KA, a ' 605 CLAR rear rar wuttern ex. pesire - when ~ -onvenience. Frrest Pay x Tre — cre, bh. furnace ¢ ~ Washington }—* 4 flower north ry rant | Olive 1538 LIMAN., 119 VN. 7h oe ——= pens + naDbie a Suseratns aDeria : : for surmme . ‘en THE BR AN SCOME : THE M A AVY. oo eas par y Forest oTT2R. Mon- . 4 Fs 5 ee a Py "Lents te. Lindett * 9 with Mur bed a ar eee fe = ~-s —_—=— i ys . S rooms. tile bath | ME SENS | vu Fal , THEIMER Walt - : ‘heste ut —= eg: BL, cape — Hien -cines - ~ PERS! —— —. = Foon s and oun par- VA } a a iy — : .RT R r wy BIGHT SL Samant REPROOF ~ yg ACTIVE a a APARTMENT —Pour a-xe esditicr and fixtures, am ies 0. ea pees : BRST Fi. i2i5—4 ta ems. dreakt m, @arece: cool. al arr pain’ed and decorat od non.) oun { io a. screened 724 fleer: attrac. = ¥3 ready for occupancy Ma ms al re \ i arn get ap rti™men? toms ai @ get our sum- oR J m~ ; ve «apart- ~~ ar pun = bork Tine ouart tered oak floors. 0 rooms, l and 2 ”» from Jume 15 te A cS. sew apart- : ‘ La ; 1G.) SCH INGER, rere’ NS 7 ner wl Tt IN. Cal } Deimar 39805 ant SP ERRY ROTH | we NV &+> —~ pt. yu a a | @** a a hardwoed fleers. | apartment equipped my beautifully furnished ual at : - . - shades, acTeens _ ' wtth apartment wit GOOOPELL LOW AND > MAPLES w co- sun parlor and sleeping west > roems. | service: will éece a*®nings, eat tan'ter | = retrigeratere. aute- § cocrle earpieved or ladies Call a a a ne apartment. 4 a-ee on tent te the park _ rage , = : nven neaition omen | and put mn f/ret-cliage Four or five roo ms. latest equi = . , ss lad? val caiety aang, te 3?°Ccs3R hefore 3 Pe. atte 5 ait oe nat 2 Woon ee Chestowt —_— D BIGENE J al THEIMER a Olive 270. FO .M RE 7 — ay Call ment throughout, sewly ¢d wip | ‘8 aad en latest — . dett_ 4768. ‘om oa AMILTON iRiver Paces Sat 4 PERSHING se ————_*+__“nestnet ____$E3 International | co... ecora tub Dethe. lntesr chewer | HAMILTON. 768 it eee 5630 (Apt. —— international Life | See ma oeds and trie ip-a-Dor TON ‘near Delmar}—4_room either 3 or & room apartmen 34 fier: ficiency: tight, beat. 218\—4-room ef- er. pager, Mrs. Stryker, Forest patent wardrobes. furnished apartment. b Murphy beds Oven a 1 oe: oe tt £k: 4939 WEST PINE = TURKISH BATH FOR MEN aND soess. pee te " ey i =e a ome, pena x tng vas —_——- a sun parlors trent and ce | BARBER ame te YT PARLOR rs AINGSBURY Bt. 5470— Act. sede oun Tr TeTIESe Le SSte — Lara pe SE Soeeeaed,_marege | IN BUTLDING. room. efficiency. T Murphy beds. . P| amc sss AE Clee | coe per coset and beck 6-ROOM APARTMENT 2 APARTME? NTS | “er oo , : re ° - ve . a ore ’ ' ww * . x ’ 4 + ee Seem eer: « page — Swat Perminbes _~ Portiand viace sea Part. Delmar bi: -_UDmetiate possessten o — INSPECTION. | : turatahed. — . 4 mediate nomme t? 7 and silver ~ye @ service. linen P ——— ~alt o, medern: low rent Caberr HAMILTON ret eh Beaut.fui varior adie! ershing 4 Ay. Apartme | 735 WESTGATE : 7 —- te? ~ 1319 4-r2em = © for afterncen va wos - ~_ > nt 5 reoms and re LAKE. i hard wor! flaore «Tran, yy ’ effictency cherwe cn" Forest sa & ‘we ostre > i. : - —w, ‘ ETS Jd f ner $300 ar 5 5055—34 ‘oor ‘ean a li Shit UTE R — . s .~ “ pen -. Seep ne perch | ve . : =F urnish Up LAKE AV. 5104—Purni shed : ‘ | a 5002 F it Teese amet est: fur — 2407 N. Bway 5733 MeP : 7 ed $11 , f apartment AR Liisa >i... Pace -— fae © " apartment. from June 9 5 ay 5 HERMON Sand Up er July end Aucust: I bathe & Net a i : (MAN. 716—Anartment. 3 roams, 9d et exe :AST HARLAN ( “OURT rooms. porch: will decorate: $85 THEY ARF GOING F | porch: ressonabie. references. Call For- ace and a fat: sack, far = @utre first tice months’ rent fee. In- ou 344—Beantifut t como 433 De ome bi. 4 rome r err | 6 reome. | ty hi ag ) OREON E. ne = eon —— _ 43954 + = - Teaw tbera: rs monty = 6 Ce. onceaied beda, ciectricity oni ‘ ie LacLEDe av & R. G. SCOTT, LINDTLL. . om s—~—..-- wil @ecoemte 3 ah OnSor bh ee ne es me Rae. Sum sarier-and ne porch. | 800 Chestnu az _ ON EB. & R. G. scoTT. $0 Mg I ye eg t St. tar, : —— : Chestnut. DYAS-SHELP : : ) tone Me? hae bath electric . 108 N. Oth Main 12538 : : Se Tamite vith te : oe - TWatuans one «G4 et! ~ wm pang one aceuk ree Nhe. a ee ae —— ’ : ; —— es. Soe * # Dimon my rank eo’ — ee Kare Bi 4 tea, HOES rome, oy o 7 & a See) : cS i y - bua gs Fs — _ ati il : ae ia ?

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a rn ee eg - i A till a tt - %. * en - i att Me in nha et cant a, amet ei. tall ae eh SUNDAY, _MAY- \¥ 18, 1924. a y* SUNDAY. at | anes | 2s p aa MAY 18, 1924. , _- BF 600 AP 3 : ARTMENTS. DW ELLINGS, HOUSES, 3, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Salei m these columns f ment, Rm omen “eae OD ARTMENTS FOR RENT Lad — | ae FOR RENT—North | FLaT So — od oT DISPAT __ 8B oe . 281S—iae ¢ floor, 3 3 rooms. $20. ras El Ah RR RENT uth f FLATS FOR RENT—South FLATS FOR RENT +. —== Ses = ay. vost. DISsPATcR. | _@F flat: exe | &, 4060—5 full-s _ FLATS FOR RENT—West FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished | FLATS AND APT's 'S WANTED : s, i ee JOST, 30 729 S ts _Chestnut. $053—Modern 6-room low- McKets, 4066—5 full-sized rooms. hard- hard- aT. Wti.—4 or o ‘rooms oe eae MAFFITT. 4348. > — ~- —_ .: 4238—5 rooms and bath: | 2 Oxeee condition. wood floors, tilé bath, furnace: will dec- ‘ 34 ' Southwest : OOD FELLOW. 1478#A—6 roams meonth. OWNING PARTE NTS" ~ adults: heat furnished. Levee AND —_—— oa. MULLANPHY, 2999 eWrage: adu a. 53—5 roums: modern, | Crete: rent concession. MALL REALTY | -~ E DW. RR. E 5546 PERSHING., ‘ flectric Se tear: Fiat.” 3 rooms. ‘bath. | CLEVES adults only, te) CU ha ston and € Ora. ie a0 ic) CONN Ex TICUT 3433_; : oo “ae oh: ond fleora; INS. 403 Com’. Bide. fc) | South | go a 5 to $40 4- ey efficiency, beautif: lilly furnished NEWSTEAD 7) oor; aduits only. | eben sAND, 42° ?8A—Modern 6 dandy McR EE. 4002 A—. 5>-room efficiency: hard- bath. hardwood floors, newly decorated HORTON poles ctly mod: ‘Th, garage. ic) Fr RNISHED -. 7 Idin = Voltaren Mrs Rb ha rdsom, ete 8. " Jelfersom, a. ollv pus) Daeennee Eee bath, MS | he kitchenette, | $56: a Vacated: rent reasonable: at cers, , ie os - RE cureece heat: = 2d floor t 607 2— orner ay 5 neatly. furnished scott baih: tele- ali linens. silver. ltanitor serv- $5. rch, hot-ai = ret i , > ALTY CO.. 26 Pi: a ae Enis : t of 3 rooms; only she. : " every room lieht and cool, al! © Curnace, | COMPTON ./9000 @.—dinais flat 4 teense | Se Sianev 2676 s10 ie -~* 5528—a > Foome. modern ; dec- KING MAN REALTY co.’ 72% Chestnut. — $425. rent G3" ilies: bargain 1@° Deimar, state. price: mo ¥ M. AGNOL | A. “$332 2A—o-roum flat, 2d f) — ay. —— ings- GSBU RY BL a | large rooms, : - - te cms Fea mam advanced, PrP. O Box | u : . ~w ¢ hes . _ d 4 GRAND BIL. 41 . ~ — Modern. furnishet = #*. e bat hol-water heat . te $65. Tiat South Side. 4 or & roome W td onl roormea. eK - ~~ ¢ erlooking Forest Park. NEWSTEAD. 3715A NN. ——. | __#nd bath; all c y . ve —~Almost new. 4 Y}?—y7, a tS CMM ENCOS, completely fu 7.3 : naner ay premises or «all rooms, hardwood {| COMITON = ——- 2 attic rooms: adult F >) R000 = - : ate eee 1. ne . ow HOU SAM REALTY COo.. n ern exposure: mn bia south- efficiency se Ss. -—— 3 rooms. Se oom MAGNOLIA. morn y —_. — a3 INKMAN, 492 ~1 (5000 S. K ingshi gh wey » v put in No 1 orde “ . eC, 225 é0n)—iNiwa. | , 312 International Life hide 7: | NINTH, 2011-13, x— j — 3 fe) | Riverside ¢1 gS se: hot-water heat; $50. "i eink.” 2825—3 rooms. 34 floor: mar- bedrooms -—— —— Le lat; or BON E. & R. Gs ‘OFT. 800 Chestnut. LAF A AYETTE, Soti—* - room = furnis wd w ton)—-Five-r or 7. > > | Painte 2 s. decorated, | =e_21 78 __ «ca? parry ied tolet: to ‘ 7 . eat. araw NGSHIG lat; possession May @ Ro 1-404 ‘ease Saxe October. room ef 9 [LENE—oo+4 PERSHING araie?: rent $25; 2 rooms, $17.50: COMPTON, 45383 S—New _hungalow- quigt. settled couple SOB. B58 _oore, garage: $65. ___ ¢333 SESHIGHWAY, 830A N.—7 rooms. | JOST-MILLER_R. ©. CO.. 305 N. oh #1 Ber Leen. Poet. Dreents®: ydown coms MAG > a : — NGs HI ™ ~ —— »-— pOTCH, ot- at. newly | — : od d —JJ oder > a. Forest Parkview. beaut ifully furnished PENROSE 4251—4 heat; St. A Neen aia floors) hot-water | ‘hoy “ a 4963—24 floor, 4° rooms; and & rane AY. 6200 8.—New it, WE ¥ | McREB, 3954—Purnished fiat; new fur- Grand, within q blocks at Tower EAD, "0 8S.—3-room efficienne” % ficiency and sun parlor with 2/ modern; “room efficteicy; ver land nihony’s Parish; near Cleve- | decorated. See today. Open: |= 5 rooms, hot-water heat: enrae 1 % — - was : pietely furnish ~ Se groom efficienc 2/__modern: owner 2d fl. west: icnt 80250 | Bouse = With » reasonable +: KINGSH —— “nate ean. es Tooms. wath, Tar | niture; electric washer; references re; Park, Oy responsive. Seater B, 3707—1 cnigned;_Apt._¥. 4 in-a-dor oe py — Sng atti ae — POPE, 4649—i, bb: ck of O’ r: + Ra 30. 5035M Sarage, 360. Grand) ws, 1LF-POLLACK R. E. CO "on 44. ro me; —s AY PARK. ® E.. : - +° ectric: immediate possession quired ( | June 1 to 4 Riverside 659° 7——jdeal avartinent. a Le hr vited, also 4-room efficiency. deau- | —— "4 biotk o alion Park: | CON ¥ — ve 9544. | __— modern: garage. Sid M ORRIS A AC as us NEI ‘KA, © | \ ios rything furnished: meets” . . a Ra completely furnished for mod- | pj modern 6-room efficiency. sei bs ON NEC TICUT, 3875A—6100m fiat. tile | MAURY. 31 38—5 nice light ro ms, | KINGSHIGH WAY. 27 mez “40053. -| LACLE R. CO., 826 Chestnut st. | NEBRASKA, 5616A—Hmployed couple to | FLAT Welt sews before June : me newly e. > Sh housekeeping. $75: garage if desired. | PRAIR IE, 1801 N. —Ce — hot-water heater; adul at is screened sleeping porch. hot-water he garage: hot-water hy 11 S.—5 rooms and | ~ bDE 2A—t reoms, bath, hard- share five-room furnished flat. rooms. first floor fiat or cottage. 37 24)..-*? rooma 2- i 4 -- =. ¢ 1 liant , orner cote a ri!- CONS = u (s. $6 1. ing boilers va! - nam . 7?wal- om ; i¢ Water beat. hard wood floors wood floors, heat furnished: rent a75 yo wt «dade? ra ‘ . with a t.orn. ddress Cc Ti ‘ -reom affici» " , ma on prem) 4 rom 9 a. ™m. . 4 ae rooms first ft) i tu ” & | ic | r 245 ith : ac VACAD June ] De DAT! Yy & M . “ NE! K ASKA, ° 2204 . oF 3 reoo>ms. ; ‘ 1397 : “1 uel gas, electric light und ‘fone q Cabany 6 6800 (c2) tion hall. ath, new electric. igor. recep | floor, 3 on third. =e reoms on « MAURY S1: s9— 5 rooms and s ~~ II THIGUWAY Rl” ahi 2... | cCABE R. E. CO..801 « “heat nut use of kitehen. furnished complete for es 2 Vs ax ii rvice; no lease require Gd: see jan eo ——— a | SD HN DOC + RY & SON, 102 », open. | ¢ ‘ONNECTI 7. ot-water heat. porch; aewly rab conta Sot ued Sieceping ? oO IGHW AY BL.. 4921 S—Reauti- | @cP TEREGW 5777A—8 rooms. beautiful. housekeeping: private home ic} | PLAT W + ~— jr cottage, with or x HALL ER R, CO., 807 ¢ Sheet! 4 iD BU Up 4455— = aos 25 Chestn ut. baths. hot water core » rooms, tile | gas w ~ Me vanes dalee tindae ee —o a: ah... ma . ADE me ge rooms, suitable for modern, ideal location yard ‘email fam- | P ESTALOZZI. 850%-—Firet “Tioor. 5 Yoems ba th: electric. > ques. ” ahs: Ri. . §804—@piendia 4c. ecatnut. 3 Jf ne as 3 ? Nea " ailon Da. k: ol =s 5a Cat: o pen tox lay. block from Tower Grove Park > , ; rh E ‘ tice me abo it May 31 } : . : ; ba th r 7; will rent to iy * 1 corm- , Sonahie South Side; by une enenasoly furnished; pom apart. ae Karate: newiv decorated. CONNECTICUT, 4126A— ae ae ; very desir- | © Sint DER w4 IDER, REAL TOR AND | Me P PHERS ~== — — | pletely furnished ©. J. McCawiey Rea) Virginia porch, cheice s , CHESTER RED BU D, 4553—3 rooms and ba be ios Y ; 4 rooms: modern: a: lults pper fla $40; ~ ——— ; 45° — 7 RS ON, ST77A Six roome: beautl.- t Co.. 615 Chestnut st 7) | FLAT Wa pret we roots. : ~ a 38——Attracti ‘ NY’ : ‘ | $2. 3%. t “rent CONNECTICUT 41894, x ‘ all sunday ; MENARD. 1607—3 rooms. $17: adults. KINGSHI y. mast ‘2 —— ; a; om location: concession [to email ott ~ El - A ms —_ on e: = baby; between L ong a tne — ctive °? ] q rf e ‘ROS. AL JE. oe —_ Steam hee —New: 5 rooms, | MINNESOTA, %3537—Modern: 4 ae warm 00 sun ! , reine ad yay > —- RE warren 252A—9 os - ‘ BS une} went preferred. ant ment, every convenience; . ; APARTMEN IS closets. tga five preome. m odern ; 7! Porches, carige. dwood floors, screened | tile bath; garage ' oe roth loors ink. til ait soe N, os 75——Five rooms. | 6-room nese to sept 1 | = "| Homont_ 578 a3 tena ein, 4943 LINDELL lor car north, rict, Tay-1 ng TONTY, 3808; ane S MiNNESOT a Oo ee ee gee ee large closets./ be sult wetrt :wres: th ~~ wiped ail Cabany 241 for par- é 1. s843—B- room “furnished fiat.| PLATS Wid —Upper and qiower. ING, i, 5390—Furnishea — P ; ROSALIE Ee SE ee ae 380! -room flat: modern bath ne a Se ee 0? rooms every nvenience = : “ fe) jable party for summer months flat 3 — MH Sept. |: 4 roo partment The most excellent kitchenette ' : 3. 4411—5 rooms. modern. 7| DE TONTY, 4i75a — a attractive corner: rental a meety ‘~PHERSON, 44eh.tiaaer i. we ‘| Grand 4674] (ot ats, 2 rooms, bath, m me and bath: 3 ; Louis: closets; in O'Fallo , tgs SE, _mode 0 moe rooms, tile bath: | MmiINNESOTA. 4617-31—Hich Ones rents ry reasona bie new] v———Upper. & reoms; = a att pee family 2 ehiidren; porthwest Box led beds: southern exposure | apartment in St. uls; apars ear north. mn Park district; Tay- | —— Ser. | 4617-31 bilan grade. bun- ly papered: rent reasonable to good , WYOMING, 4116-—0 rooms completely 1”. Post-Dispatch. park; conceesion. Forest asesw™ ‘ ments furnished or unfurnished: : oF TONTY __ SR ed ce nip | Kalow -s twee 5 rooms; ynusual construc- | McCAUSLAND 1354-——Firet 1 ~— tenant. (7) | furnished, newly dec i near park, —— WwW. nat of by tunel with F6tel | sb. LOU is, 4032—Four rooms | rc | pt nan pa Ae rooms, sun _ room, in- | ol fir . ron om arrangement: $60. rooms. 6-room effi r oss _ lo ' M \ PI ” —-§606— Four rooms hath. eiectric. references required; reasonable. Grand FLAT Wtd.—By a adults, 4 of cou ——e ‘ iT 3 a’ h. am heat. Olive 703 WoLF.PO AcK R. E. Cy (iiivwe 2! h44 phy be y : ted rhe 1€ ney, sun ream, Pe, urn ae newle wase oom * Ath, Gre trie. | J 26973 Seuth Side, near Grand; iardwood floors: open. ~— Ly iy ered: See. ger | ' aaanei | ernees. Call Grand 2578) or bos | Feoet-D spa tch. ING. 6616—Apartme or “ nt ; a; Overlooking Forest : ¢ Chase, and under its management. ST. LOUIS, 4258—Four rooms and bath. | P© ore 4113A—4- 2 Ss a ger on — (c99) Sate ‘with or withour ms an bath: | furnished a LSA -room an iency; Mixst! Ri 17 4 4.5 t. 1 month's rent free; ee Oy, —Reautiful flat 8 fooms,| ABERDEEN PL... 7— rent | Modern, by middle-aged couple | nent end respensible tenant; will RSON, 5795-—Fi rat floor wea y PLAT Wtd —At once 3 or + nished, weet, between Weet F 4 ’ FLAT Wul —Or cottage, 3 oF for sumr June or or cal iM. 3 a —— . . euteeen site; referen: se * S6 To. ing: re ar P ; : roor! 1 sleenpimg porch aha itely Title Guaranty Bia r i . - and gas; owner upstairs very modern: newly ‘orated: Set tric, $30 v J ! : Finn a. ii today. may fro: Y I sing } » e-¢ yf} rene oo ‘ ov ae if) ws cant June ep er lid cordition rivs " : ri : » 1) ir ‘ | - : , . ‘ . " ° . e = - . “ ' t ate family ’ nme 1] i . 7 4 ; i elmar 3499 Ss PU RI, 1230 3 rooms, bath, gas, |- ty t REALTY CO., 909 Chest- | MARYLAND, 4149—Modern lower 5-room SLACKOT | l nai $3 . jower, | O*R ropatre: by July 15 de 5- : ACK STONE 45 roums. Pe ’ ost -Dispatch ING. | 60xx— eee od » : i SE\ : ae he ~ Furnish . | Decntor bad H. ‘sQpn} ang tres, rooms, | Digs TONTY. 4344- Fr — . . i~~ estnut - ‘ ° , pn. at autiful §- rm. . tric s: { } r ‘ ; . . ar = : one — a: imn edjiate possess:on: il, clean; reasonadie,; June to Septem .- aN oa 1eT (c65) ber FL AT Wa “ 3 roomea 7 wood floor; for! a Ot $6 . SUT LIV: AN. POF (= op ueupenan . rent HO. DU BINSK , DL - ; x 210A—5 rooms, bath, elec- BOs wee C wy MIS: 2440 ook Wiadne a elaaien MAN NCHES K 4514--8i= larae rooms 2a . ag. let and bath: rent $27.50 fat irnished: rent $65 month.| MONTCLAIR 1339— 5 j . » | MO: sA LR. 230 = rooms. n: a 7" and responsible tenant; halt ? » Too moder BONITA, 6460 8.—Beautiful 5-room “flat: repalra: taunt, oe eee want" wilt fomke. Post ketet yg fy boas . . ry, tric. —_ = ie —- ——— ieee = ic) l EE ™ * re Ge - Yr : $4__F 42 4 A TWENTIETH, 432 >=" & TONTY, 4152A—4 rooms SARTLING, 7 N. 7th. 7 . _ ING, 60 or : SES FL TS ETC ’ 432 v. v N, ¥ —Wiat. ms | r or r¢ TOOTH: and sun par- . BA R‘] LING . ; h. “hi r 475 MIL. oN WA ‘ ‘) rT 5? fT) ; - Ss . ' ; . ; ; 3 / . and bath electr tric: “805. Onen. oi: % coms ae: har Iwood ‘floors: water heat: hotae = ae. yay, = os: ite” Tn es n 2 ‘0 m flat, ac ‘ant Jur we 1: rent S80 __ te) atrictly modern: completely furnishes : reasonable — H.90, Tia. if . So ated ane painted: $55. Owner. Riv- FE BRASK A. 314i— bie flat, + nd eta cs . . nquire downstairs. | MONTCLAIR, ett 8A—t reoms with ga from June 1 to October 1: adults onty b! t. > 4 rma 9 etrie. be NAGEL. 5305—Flat, + rooms. bath d rage: rent ich) | FLAT Wtd— WN. = lar ge ’ Ooms ; erside A pl reome and He +7 > c A 5 rR cry 814 € tnuf ‘A TES > yo Nicely * ? ' hestnu CATES, 5195—Nicelv furnished. 5 rooms. | sonable; vicinity Olive cars or Weat oe : and bath: electric. as — . "a - —— an ~ king Forest Park; concession ee , furnished: ‘edn ah iindell ebarpens. shades DE TONTY q113 % rooms. sun parior. UREAs iN, 00K a ee _ NOT?T a , BAS ressing room, Mur phy hed tile bat S40 T INGHA AM 535°—6 rooms and bath OLIVE, - > rooms nad bath heat | TY ‘hot water, janitor, GRACE REA! busses. American fasaily. 4 _ HOGeTyT onventiences fe) an janitor ice S70 concession to ' , . - — Vv. ; . le VANDEVENTER. 3 | hardw ne | CT.. 5320—Near Ymar Post-Dispa@h Want Ad Phones & agate, 3c “daily, 40c Sun.; Ww EST FLORISSANT, 4117——3 rooms and |.Kevs at office any other time. — to Ie ae — nee “me on hover s-ronn fiat: fur Pals an 23A—Modern 6 room corner | CLARA. Taar soon Page)—Second | flowr, | ROOMS Wtd.—3. modera, ho th ee shee or unfu rnished: very ; a k display. nt? daWy, 5ic Sun. "iscounte, Beth. mW. ee Cri ? HE CRKMANN & ©€©., 160 s, Feast Bove Vi tr: one! | vive NI RO eu ee = 3 =" 5 & times, Ic; 7 times, daily 2c, Sun. sc, \ cx = 4 4 i q \ SOPOT CECT. 4. yam neat, clothes chute. stationary laun KE BL. 4915—BElegant ¢ flat. | ¢ : ; 1a tful ed ts = wie oc ew Fs spent oor : P 30 times daily Sc ye. oc Ee ( ) fF ALLON Pp a. Cae 1 f] JOOD : I ! ae oF ee 3-room sonal * -y » yal . D ~ ler “soe vit heat and hot w aaer pM ae “dies eae path a He mary pay | Furnishe Fla and A ape "tpome ’ 4 Minimum 2 lines wa Modern uppe . ss om loors west, large. airv 5-roon lat; South Sid fu ite 0 Fett cae > ao BIOC Cast C- PAGE ' OY cated re bre. pane ©: nAGe ff ee ; | FURNISHED AP ARTMENT Wt . ow pper flat: 53 rooms and large efficiency an nd rec ern 1 ; mae AEF a hed SeTOLOZZL 19 24S ond i 4 . ae! vd any Le its or ‘Manchester cars + Po arn 1 fi ad i rooms and bath: venterc GRACE BR. €O.. 300 XN. es for summer months: vat be = . : ( > i BEE : — - ‘ ne GIR ALDIN RROS. R. E. €O.. 843 Chestn’t) DELMAR BL... 4553—3 completely fur-| ence TERMAN, _—— age eat —_ --—- | sun room; with brick garage: hot-water i" sun roon : $7 ° . .T n eguire movi noms, bath, jectric, urnarcé $50: key INCY. ‘4977 - _— , . = i "iim Four rooms ar scree? ead = PAGE BI 5610—2d floor weat: 4 ely nished housekeeping roome, first floor. *> en one tee nmece. Di 4 y heat ren n porch ‘ T { ‘ t 0 4511 Red Buda fc) nat ure ne ! 1 fin L. AGENTS REN ists , - . . _— ” ho | newly ; : oe , Ith and Russ u. ' | t v I ! = r y TC. - - . —— 3 rooms, le nt j , ve TL6% J | - isn ieaneiieieeh cD Sere a exposure J a, youth to : REAL ESTA r E ( ‘OMP ANY — hs aggre | 5 rooms, hardwood Phone Riverside 397M e gai eal re ins AC. 23841 . r large rooms! bat! WILCOSN 4610—5 yooms bath etrictiyv ET" ree arts a - @S\rmiGhl 5bBST—June. Juiy. August; 5 “abs 9 a ; : : e ba steam heat, furnice; ~ikR #9 Panny — ‘tric and .f ee; rents $50 modern: 2 blocks east South | ue a i IME R R17 Chestnut. | rooms, sleeping pores, refersnc_s. vad- CO — CIBANNE. sor x cc) je Seventh and Chestnut Streets | $50; screens. Colfax 1376J "tas | Carmnen ahenttin: Bee Gee ae (DERER REALTY CO.. 2610 Gravo was ; ate cast Nett Re ae 4507 —Brand-new Tor. | eee | nace. $20 * ee ti See ; sue -room 4 F — a aN ; aad oe ecuric . yoaa t ine ' _ : ~ ; ' "he. iin_oe ~— — $$$ nn low. for 4 months: nicely - . gil Wat Amar “3 rooms, wll | ARLINGTON, 2827-2833—New 5-room! _P ho ne Riversi: 497 acant sun 1 NC 32 © modern convenience $165 00) Motors dietriet: = wo wenera! ELS Me AND BiG BEN DRD—Maplewood inn, diate, out Be. FB nip no Py : O9 McCausland; 6-fi ; : ; - “7 e v4 eeomgneete | Ra gy OE 2 ay oT, haan wet, 5 rooms hard wood fioor - ; eee . inquire cowne= -—- HAMIL TON, 7 room ef lelene: cy: _ev- se 4138-3 room 1 L, rent light, 6-room apartment u tl rs 3 —* ! a eames 4509—3 rooms, bath. erectric, | fine location open. Forest = sis: LLC'SSELL. COL’. , ms, ir? - » | om ‘ PM team heat, bot-water leors. SAN BONITA, 6454 Attractive 5-room | erything furnished complete Min- $° 2600. W PRT ST. ou cis b. » Me «(096A Fiad av.. 8 rooms: all mod- | — JOST, 308, 722 Chestnut FLAT— R porns sper. opposite Laf ; tric, til ath, in excell onditio r. rent St. upper; garage; vacant June 8; adults., ton. Main 620, siillinas co, . Easton and Sarah - she posite Lafayette LRROTT. Realtor. 709 Chestnut | SEMPLE, 1429—Modern fiat; newly deco- | HAMILTON, 1006—Furnished flat; ~ eool, CALVIN. 4828—5-room Pr “bungalow: . light and airy; reasonabie. Cabany | modern: basement earage, $45. ; ‘ ae Fa6 (Apt. 4 -room effi. ‘ > parlor. t floor o-* ~— oe ee 00 AS HLAND. 17 i A 5 clean rooms, ti 1 L, ° oe ‘ abh Vv ay I BF Ss 33 oo par or. ' — » - . ea : eh 2. RI’TssSFE T ¢ 52 Nine rooms: ) } e 2 7 ré rr S I *1 0 ‘ irn a - ——— — - - SHING. 61: ‘ -— 50 1s ‘su ! , . : ober or November. Cab. 54008W, , . i : - (cp © } ern conveniences EUCLID. 3718A N.—2 > 3S “Wat 4 oa —2d floor; 5 rooms, | Park. § 2717 Park av neg 6 Kingsbury —§1]°2 8 terman | . : IEA ee veh A y a tg ba h, 41 ’ evs a Sees and elec oR open: $47 > ~o EF L.A T sa 700d - cond tion Ay . R '” Se L Ll, . = 4 @ VILDINGS "4 TUG is et 4 ea Ches:nut, i108 s 1Tin - Apply teary n heat t $55 ‘steam: hi modern, janitor service, con- |SEMPLE, 1435—4.1 saom flat: every con- oN mI NGTON MOSOA ; oo BT CARRIE. 4527—Smali cottage for . r. ey 614-24 S. ccoeall at.. fine for ga- nice zooms tollet, electric, heat. | LA TS—— pwc: | ; ~ CK . on TiN ; —~ aqcuits ; venience; rent $45 mr bee ot bahendn ~~ “3 rooms @ = of ater owner, couple see. ; | Inquire 4317 ‘A N, lorissant | eo New 3 coms Bae See: i See. tL SSELI.. 4171—Pirst fio arge® oO reom , - ee, ROT Chesnut SHAWMUT -PL LSivoA —_ ryvoms ny elegtric. hot-water heat. neatly ¢ur- fe rred. c a oe neet: metere (cA2) | _nished: adults only; no dogs. .|MAI (DEN I LANE. 2233 —Rear 4 $26. Jost. 208, 722 ce; $50- rage or warehouse = ah Ann vm. SA aad ences: South St. Louis. Apply 34°70 FLAT—Modern: ~ 3 rooms and hall room: Tfuis'ana ( prt 4 desirable, onty $80 per mon} . | McPHPERSON., Tal 5-r k “flat; live } ST ew. fean it PTit : SINE "Dp eee oan “v 7 ‘ Mer PR: o —— > TOON ower A we . ‘ER RD... SOLA >» rooms, bath. bungalow style: completely furnished. 918 KINGSBURY, $50—$60 —e06=Cfs«C«@OL1 ~Mark>t st uid bone * 4d location aiults. Call 3920 _Kennerly av. 7 ’ “ ‘ we , s —- -—-~-—=+--— —_——- a " . FT. _ 9 wie , ron? nel a ry at i _— . an ¢ rt — TL -» ‘ elecciic tag by fhetency everything lla en a put in GARFIEL dD. 5024A Fiat ni roomy, ~ T: — Ge seo — pate, os vir. INRAD LT. QcHOPP. S77 Chestnut st : ye eR ey . heat furnished and fanitor service: rent on R ——— more front .....-_----- | sonveniences: adults Cabn réMS DIE K & CO. 2618 S. Jefferson, ENA. 2008—pver 7 rdor irnace . Mh $65. JOHN W. GIBSON REALTY 00. everv_ convenience: references. _ — GBENEVIEVE. 7—F iat. ' ~ ———— et wiults: $5 Oner ALAMO, 71LIfb—-~ ms. sgn parlor, steam 724 Chestnut st MONTCLAIR. 1321—Furnished flat. 5 LEV SOT7E Fiat. € cpome. (em | FLAT—5 rooms, bath, furnace: garage SHAW, 4007—4 is ani ) tot heat: water heater; Just@decorated; rent SUBURBAN, 6011—Five rdyms, _ batt rooms. Ist floor; nicely furnished: mod- | BUNGALOW—S rooms and bat ; é' Ome 4h ) bar reasona le "(amma i tht ad i. oan m - ye M ern: hardwood floors: tile bath: nice lo- : closets. hot-water heat, Ruud heat rna " ounie garare ’ } arr ‘ ‘ ~atl jon; permanent ‘Cabany ” M instant hot water, metal weather ished Apartieent, West r , FLATS FOR RENT | —_ wath ~_ : . or? thins modern. J ‘optional. Applv upstairs, « 1350 Arkar etenr Pat PsATSUSHERTY BON > . 7 . --— - '* ‘sft ‘ ‘ lt, . nest ni r aa, kre nn oO" a Tran + i? _ = geb® = ___ RIDGE, 5207 ° — - room furnish ied figt. cool, lar-= basement, masalve front ta na GENEVIEVE ru. 507 — Pw DI 4 f) at. - eae a a _ a : ria \ tle A= .? ‘ ; > : "Td. aU Ri! N ( morn ] : 4 , 14 iA —tS? earn heat _? Toon ‘ for =| ae 5 ? ** 4h si . Kt A— rye 1 = i} . ’ ‘ ot . ai) . bright $50 dern 7h SHA \ O48 > ’ _ ‘ SRUNI | Hi 2 : + R 9 . : oa iences; shades, screens; $50. Box 2 1° ee es ene, ee a I »-EL-—Ha block west f Fores J. RE A DON. 911 Chestnut. Me a ee Park; beautiful location: 50x160 WALTON. 1141—3 ——7 oh electric RIDGE. 5102—4 rooms, gas, bath. S jcc. | CLARTON, 5404—5 rooms; f —3 roo . a 1. trie St. Mark's parish; also two fur- well built. Matn 4012 or Colfax — =e 5 : ee mg Pi = ieee eA te a ~ bath; steam heat: furnace; screens; $50.) G7 ——— a =e ba : Box ¥-1 a7. Post-Dispatch ie) H (GH LAND. 5817—New o ‘room fiat, ies Pos* Dist pat : : —— ryt 7 ——_— CTY . x large rooms, e! furnished ¥ , —— : , -— — : = AURERT TT4A - —F rooms all conven - ne at. new. cvir? =i lo ‘ar Wn service manent: 5 : . ¢ ’ Cc AGE—Neatly farnta Be aan Ore, will put in Al condit ion 17.50 | KINGSHIGHWAY, 4011 N.—Modern fila! ost -Disnatch PA , yr { bath. fur- iences; Karage if wanted. Inquire down- WM. J. ABBOTT REALTY Co. SahinOn GtREoe “Foartment. beau: BB sete og a0 a. &. £88 6 OL & YODA ckory; rooms, electric. é , buile ewe eo » hea moder AS _stal (c7) RO Chestnut - NOON. (sP-—~ 2 -FOOM riment, BG | ee ae Furnished Apartments, $75 . 2 toilet. owner will 0 ll in Al ) —S roons ren us Na a E SOM, 22a! room ith ectric; |ORFON FP. . : ecoTTr sn —_ BAYAR™ 1°28—Modern 5-room fiat: $45 WATERMAN 6107—Modaern flat. with tifully furnished: cheap a NORTH MARKET. 4020—4-room 3683 Olive et: 3 eds: erfi- condition. — " tery as —~ . Y ~~ W .. Sl: 36—B. PaU.liUul ‘ . hs ' , ye - at SH 4 a 4n = a ” y 2 sh . ’ ‘ he! cr }] a ¢ . { r ? conveniences fat lare ee rooms and aun | Ww ASHING TON 34 iF 4a /- wA—6 rooms, cottage. decorated: electric, gas, « ' ¢ an &. oe 3 rooms. aet 2 $3: . rick, rooms, tiie bath en Sree LRSON ial a a Pe . wate at “rr a =. Aules - . —— =99 oo . - hardwood floors and tile bath. De!- reatliv furn! shed flat: *sR0 _warare: $25 month, : : ode). : ; : - ~ ieee : TOO? nara ” » 7 J i : ‘ — tine r ’ . © )e¢ - — ae ——— = a a Es = aS ss ae em t eae Pac oo « . -_a: - qo23' reasonable for right tenant yler| GRAN oH. ns ms Lallroom nace : : c t! "aw ivat bath; third loo! S250 Grand JOHN H peyrT > oun 18 oe 2 ie. AAC! ¢. CO.. 82 “hes ; tar +4 de Rea! —- so ade ones a cola water: $50. : ' Exe sotienalla fine. clean. newly co-| REALTY CO... 822 Chestnut et, cool. outside Nousehecoine. sleeping | 4237. ntshed Apartment Be. ne FOR RENT. eee | : vat . = 36 McREE AV.—5 rooms, tile bath. | ‘FITT, 4232-—5 rooms, reception hal! : - : fc) « . —— _ EP bet iern | — en -——_--— KO EASE hardwood M) . | t f c ' er AN = > FAO} lat a — yn ; ~ oe ' nt June 1 a7), WELIA, O- BSA—=8 large rooms: modern; | rated. ~ 35 floors, Murphy bed: modern:| Pelhis Ashland av. | Wigely: suitable flat. over Pis autiful 5-r ts; rent only $57.50. | 773 —____(©3") |" path, ‘furnace. laundry: rant_reasonable, | rooms or combination Of Doth. Nii re id ire | GCASTLEMAN, 4200-——Elegant S-room fooms, 2 baths, elecant! et McREE AV se ae pal ee a j F; Sustadle i des Inquire 3611 phi 4% memes t ' a ee furnace, ets. a 315—4 rooms. in-a-dor bed splendidiv furnished flats. Including ideal | dence. doubl vg a me bloc on efoane ——) rooms. ei th MARCTS. 3904—Modern 6 rooms, bath ’ etic 2 CONR " ‘HOPP $22 > Mhestn etric, orches, aqauits, reason - - w - . . rf wet casted ome, as nee = EE tow tchens (and private bathroom if desired), _seasion ounte fi dilo. te RES — ~ . \ , } east ww. eo e270 Mov ‘ at 1418 otherwise: references required: mrunt he 5 “s sverything fur- ea .—__ _} HEFFERNAN, 214 Wainwrisit Tide GRAVOIS, g8108 -room fiat, bath. gas ns and sun lor: rent $80 - , | eae to he appreciated. No “rounders” or | - "oat ’ mi efficiency; everyth 1 4 4 ° j Ps ; : Tl ‘ 8, . . bad | NG L FE. ¥ L AT—S31 49 =e EF ; ste , ! t sorte " \ i ert io Sh. iW ’ 2 a rifiers’’ need apoly. Pxtremety low ren , aesene 5 rooms, hardwood floors, furnaces, if taken, immediately. Filling up very “‘ren- argee UR rage See owner Monday ; ’ 3 9 , 71, Delmar bi. L J. PORTH. ble rent; re MARCUS, 1325——First floor. 4 rooms: all : 3 presenta Gentral wonvenionees: adults; open to A. MAYER Bend sTY CO.., . - ———————— J. E AIME & BRO. R .. ay c : ardwoa floors ‘ATE 51 8&85— rooms. large si sins : Whe ie Sen FARR 2000A—-Branad.new. 3-room: | De Meni] Bidg.. 7th and Pine sts Open daily until 8 p. m., Sunday. 10 fo3 eam he malar hed. hot-water heater: ane - Guana fe) pare NEW FLAT ow yer +e ma i ae ee eg + Btn 8 ee —— — ' ner flat: bath, electric; open; $32 50. rooms, hardwood > Pv sete 7 $F 7X" 1 -_ ~~ >a ‘ mr. J hie pars Fee and . meant at “wan hana ary shop: transfer corner. f} - } j it HAL LA ITDAY 2700 At a rag (lass i j . Ory ; i. ¥ »a? - GARRISON, 1434 N.—3 roo hath, clec- pa Aa oy mers aod Sey 4 4 rooms, h — ne ainted and decorated: modern F ‘ORNWEIA RE. © th zs estnut st. | APARTMENT Wid.—U infurnished ; er nail, ». _ _Inautre 2 tric. 630 Kev at 143 a4. ms, a er heat: adults on! y ; $65 : " ae HiAlL, i LIDAY, Bi43 [eo tiful r ; der SHEENA? NOAH went ~ . CHO ; — - “ a , i ieee 5 ROOMS, BATT. $45 : new or neariv new. _Box BRO -D. QU INCY, 3346—Rungalow, WARK ET, 3614A—4 fine. jarge rooms: SOR poe ed ot iy a each + ~ *~, a 4 , eee ath. kitchen reek eae: hardwood floors team heat; Ay f' - 9 rer rg Bh apy? - an Kw TB, tank: APART ‘MENT OR cc oa ia —_ or oh | SP "RING, OT pee r a an . moo | ; Tewar . 55. 2 OHN H. ABBOTT, REALTOR, 709 Ch . . ooms, bat modern es 3 —o pen porch, bath, gas, electric: newly | ALFRED E, LOCHMOELLER, 722 Chest Hr. NRIET TA. #540 wer lieht re SHENANDOAH, | anes tar. 000, ( 7 gee : a. is condition. See us referent#s: not over $5 Box H-104. | eam heat; aed for ‘Pooming: ‘onvenie es Pat tg new © 1 f —— = = ( Ete ae ' - nail all f . > STAs atk Guantaet | lost- Dpenate h Se (7) ) cal 2024 Chere —— SHENANDOAH 4154— Firs }oo! eat 4 . | ~ ‘ ms i } a” rie ¢ Ho EF ri T Fle AT Wtd—. 3 or 4 rooms. , “Colfax 4373 L UT AH Pl... 711—&room ~ residence; , ; - Wr 1—3 Or ‘ rooms, east of Grand - modern Conveniences. - HOOL. Eb; apen ben roon ns. , bath, ae ; . 2d floor, in-a $60 bed: furnace; ception 1 ¥ 1eOoor; m a pe un cc? ly ‘orated: rent $60; open. painted ad ont ’ . nat | SHENANDOA!I ‘6—6-room ef e et ~ at e} r i SOVIND, 730A—3 rooms, electric, $12.— HAUSCHULTE R. B. (v.. RE a per wnat Grand 1827h a , pT aNKE ? ee th. hot-water heat: will sublease; of Lafayette. Grand 1588W. | th AOG4 Warhi 8-reom Lay - . | MULLINS- WALTERS REAL TY CO 2407 N. rtsroadway. aa wee Rai Si : acne 3 fENAND? “wer —apreee: rh ——-—~ . . hi'dren: rent ree sonabie. a FLAT Wra—3 or 4 fo coms, furnished fiat Sou west also 6 room a on ’ f Nitve / 4237 Ko ~ (Chestnut ‘et NORTH } M ARKET. 51° a rooms garage’ — 4 m re TT — “HH E . ste hd — * — ne A yey . i, AR > , ; " ; of 4 lv . (; EA) } BRERS PF mone aa pA Ay 7 or apartment. _ Forest_ R: 316J . HR ADL KY a “Fo03—855-— b-roem e 2 i eee pees ee * . - > & . 1 . . ‘ ta Mog sie ‘ . . J ; ° ; - she . * rar a, | Tw ‘ cy? se une ‘ ’ \ear ' . — ‘ " t . premises, or eall Lindell cri re » i SHERIDAN. 3024A—Laree | 3-room fiat, | $40 to re) liable Darty Parkview rayj4aw ; # BOG (he ¢ meme ‘ , ‘ og” "7 ; —— — , : “kw FLATS , ai FLAT a * aan ag +o room wae ~@ ga low modern. Owner, "314 M. i. RODEM _ -- sti _convenienc % THOMAS. 3017-—3 roome. ‘ vily bath. eiectric , flat: good condition; clean; bath, Le ly decorates pply “2 nefe, nadern 4n v we re t - fa i. corner Ply nouth “and Amberst: just FLAT Wtd.-—* rooms. Sire soe paw | take Tower Greve car te ateon 7798. Olive 7798. . 4 — Dapered and painted. $25. ' __*f NORTH M ARKET. “DR4RA—Fo ir rooms ‘ adults Grand 3708W 3 (7 ly niv R52 i + com!) . ‘ wou are looking for South Si le: no} over $40. Tyler : wa wo blocks south and one - ; bath: al! mofern: rent $45 i MiRHREY, 4°01—Modern ; > Jie NA Nl™ AH 38: = ns he et a RENEK FE: 4 ‘Tainweiaht \W 5-ROOM - ‘LATS stairs pre fer red. all Grand 46° OM. t¢ a ee . po4k | SERS ‘ ; : von = ht th he water heating oara’ "> v« . 46° Kingsh hinds “a \ Ww - : f) Olive 7708. liv . | panered: low rent: open. PECK ESTATE. ae a eet? : . "10 Wainwri ek nn. ERS See Ear LN a“ ‘ 3 10 Wainwright Bidg. (icd3x) — _—- : NORTHLAND, 5219A—4 rooms and sun HENRIETTA : 526A—F } rooms, re- / t bath. steam heating. shades, screen R100 Waterma lat floor, @ roome. .| FLAT o ind south 4% ; completely *rarnished ; Mee WTHLOXE aaa ora - S$ 9g ~' — silver : : a ot-alr heat Co k—5, rooms: and "bath, $22) ~ ——_ _————, ae ™ “4 — : | a A oo ~ = as . . as Pn « ’ a =~ - ‘ njod rr . ‘ ae : oe - pao af 0 ny eo be ao fa r oe 1. A’ r Ww tA —3 rooms. modern S15. Fer. ATHLON = ee : — NORTH MARKET. 59350—4 rooms: new: HUMPHREY. 4152—New. modern, singie as. Cine mn fr ; . = - : dition eee “ae rooms; fine con- | JOP Soa anos — ~y jd hee ay? . eit 4O—Ne' .; oe ipNEyY 2452 ore . i DELMAR BL. 4947 re 9 ROOMS—S TEA M HEAT, $60 | rLar Wid —Young couple. 3 or 4 reoms: | DELMAR BL. 6171 ss room 00. ' } ~~; Qe QUEENS, 54 One bio west DS ¢ rooms, | sewage ~ rile nm, fu yg og ee ; —_ sea chan cas. e! ytd jer $F » Theimni ; firet : , ne 15; northwest him! t $30. Sidney sice ping poreh. vacant June 1; Call. Forest 91 ANY ROADWAY 4207 N.—4 | rooms, bath, | fur- highway: new, 5 rooms and on Dar mace, ele fixtures: S55 TL - on cOrate pete _ Kit . a An ‘ at 5 rooms; first-class re 1A W ’ - Thar , t t Jd nors : Tr1 "wr P 5 7 ~ A am ' Tar ' 1. TOA eaamn hat . aren. ie M. H. RODEMYER & & COMP . ; + hace and | rarage. | Be ee: Bevesser tae . hardwoo wore ae ANKE RE. CO. TI! , | . nites ; . MAR al 4 net , th > CRANKE, 1008 Chestnut at PLA A yooms. furnace and bath: | HODIAMONT, 5494 New ae 601 Title Gu 7700 BROADW A) AY, 2009 N.—3 rooms, gas, elec-| a= pen —a ——— HYDRAULIC. 3630—Modern 4-room fiat. |) oN o's x Ha s , ate oie ete ‘ pte = South | a youns couple, crand 9026" ge Olive 7796. Olive ‘i = . trie: _frge Rel! EONS $20; oven. ST. FERDINAND. 4625A——4-room flat with garage ee aetna nod =~ ~ .. ren iat as ’ ; | Box W-134, Pos! -Dis. RESIDENCE-— IS rooms. ' i incl -né es LINTON 0 | : 1501—4 large rooms er,| clean. lieht 5° Apply 5O4 S. Jefferran. « ; o> " *> ia ric im? 4 os 7? open nw . ; ~“ & fe) rIRNISHED FLAT—Completeiy furnished T r 2 “unft irnienod rooms or Cabanne ms JAMES SMITH REALTY CO .|op- FERDINAND, 4525-8. poom_ brick xt 7 . “ IF FERSON. 4121 8.—4 rooms, bath =1 4 qr mw £155 . rooms Si... $ rooms ga Tie aloe * r y ; ‘LAT Ww td.—- ¢ ' Ing rm! ch garace - ‘ ee nily: not over $s: 0. mre TMENTS We M8 cos Re | LAGH AP % ——_- iverside 374W ; : ° VY P. DOo- rul — ; : - “ ( . + —_ flat: $32.50 per month. JOH cog Tk : = 556 3 ronr lowe etrictly MODERN 6-STORY * can acagpee BUILD- — ue EMAN. 2405—3 rooms, $18. ; ‘© 6403 Manchester. (c) nace heat: $30 hangar ser relephane Grand 286: STON. $150 “>. Title Guar. I ie , . COL EMAN, °504—T wo-! room f) at: ad dul ts —. oa , 4784A—5 rooms, tile bath KOR UK. 3124—Six-room fiat> hot-water | - rar a — : ~~ = RET RE mo, it le ‘7uat | «a oe ere 10 30 er after 6. Forest flat 3961 . font on) . ; ) 2369 heat. tf! bat nam , = ir MEN T— famiay, Oe oe os tn ry 3 - a wom ath. laundry: | , ; ms. Mis. — rc mea YF 5707 McPHE Boy furnace. oa nnd | _Olive bs ’ — = = _ 7 Dig | { i. and 13 ~ ow >: : DN 4) D a s bath al fA b . | er. aT wid a ae oe ~yooms. northwest, KRESIDPN' r—35908 AGE. 3649—Fieat: 2 large. —s ST. LOUIS, 4764 A—5 rooms, tile bath -LOKUR, 5O B—4 rooms, bath ; ul annun Price right fo sick } — : hy 2 adults; garage preferred. SOLLA room brick; steam heat; rooms and tollet: steam heated. ocreens. furnace, garage. ' O°) ive 22a9 a. “cr elec? ’ AN HONY oc ’ T° : . . ] ; A a iw ot {.—.» roor S. nodern neat Central Greer ae roa Be right. Kee 4(c76) ST. LOUTS, 50: \ab——New fiat rvoms KEOKUK., 3142—5-room fiat. unestairs fe Bl ve 14 furnis} t reasonad’é . CHOUTEAU. ?R°RA Neatly furnish , 1 ‘ ie sy 4 rooms AT. agen av. op ilioaiadl ; 4 > « t. on : : - ' 7 . “) Chest ¢ @? : — Ven tly impntshed 3 Fl. AT Wtd —Sou th Side or room eg 1 4017 Au water and breakfast room. Murphy ca ect sened hot- water fh he eal an ra | »! - nveniances EN 7 at — ; ‘ 7 \ RT RR " f RI + 1s x. , room fat hath . wan rang elect ric | urnace and garaxe preferred (,Tar’ . WAGNER. Ai53— Bungalow. -room effic lency Ww . one 5° ke) GOT" Th EB REALTY co. porch; gnrage. a “a See LAFAYETTE 29237 — 4 roomie and bath. } ‘ > part ruVvin f\ ; ELAS 4 cor A—-v —— “ — » décet “e ever’ thin gfurnished _ cheap b@ month | ge SON W ic nicely parsiene®. — piano pg are — enter: pit Prenin : TERRY. 4915A—5 rooms og hath: hoi-| eas, electric $4@ ‘ _4(c) | WrELFTH. 2637 ; couple, reasonabie: - eee a if desired: every apart’ an a Session June 1. is and bath; p ae or he oe ” g ‘ room, steam heat: $60 _— ly Dt x -floctysmnen — ine gat ZASTUN, 5442A—Corne! ple; modern North ! a, we! rar SISK. OOM ¢ — ss ——— | THEODOSIA, 580: 5—Modern, 3 rooms, a optional , i - Maceins amie Jtable for Pimp rSHeE ag - . - t ™ ¢ 4581 te this 1 outside rooms: By = AST PRAIRIE o ' ” - ae = R rooms, 4&1! on ni suita ; FURNISHED FLAT 5% large rooms, !n “ ” “we 4 f ms bath. “elec: nt o rear 0 vane i* 4 call « abhany 458 Oe’ ate : ern fat. =e 20464——5, a a 4 bath, gas-_eectric 10 to 13 a : aa a i ior + ,Y > l "SS a 4 rooms. kitchenette ‘UTA HI =aO0 AA rooms sun porch, Mi’ - adults O'Fallon Park tiet rtet from June F mr phn “ te “eareful urnace. 4 Hox y- concrete cottage which the owner ‘s SAM REAL ry “oo, rnational — , hel « > - — Or eat. ‘f iti-a- or [ODOS A 5968—New 4 _roo! f ai urnace — s wind phy had Rou } ] water he ate +. Vvacn , - z ‘ x —— : Sent 1 re nt at hie Cc Mf, x ° Abt R on Fae ‘ . it} . , tr uit tena nt ® se tl Life Bide. __ Olive. 270 q Easy se K ¥ 'O4An 7. John i¢ 1) Ta newly decorated; adults ony J WHN HABBO VT r Rew! °nr 4 Abs) ¢*> os true CTAH rt, ‘ é s " 2 ro mas. | hot ws ke NRIGH) 4 4 4 roory 2 gas . : ae : = : = L035. Post- Diepat bh. . — a “ne STANLEY OC PSTEIN. #19 Cheetneot oe ¥ POREST P- > > x : . 3K - - PRAIRIE, &848—4 lovely. large ON 5.029- a. fat: can be seen L APAYVETTE 41 3BA—St earn-heated. 6b bent - ‘ on Ff ic bath and furnace | GARFIEL “ 29: 38 - Modern. 3 itarge. ieht | Fi AT Wtad —South, Sreom fiat. bath. Viive.3 4 LF allie at SF REST PARK, He syYL A ESID DE NL 4 se: bath. electric. hot-water heat, v NI So oD a large rooms. $55: fine location; open. —-- ~ —- ry RI HT. 4045—3 rooms anc bath: new- roon oe ath, laundry, large pofch: rea- furnace, electricity, _ready for ocupancy = = — — TENNIS, ae LARIDLE P ret if desired: adults | , atter 20 6. mm. — aon | Forest 6053 W. , oe ohngy, eg oh 1 "le decorated: electric sonab June 1. Riverside 7OSR. 4 WOODLA WA FCORNER LEVENTH fae, = — “ - GNION. 1711—-Modern; 3 rooms. ba Fo fo ) iter hes . : — - or. KIN : | - bath: Fairground - : AYETTE. 40064 3 Troon ‘+ ; - . —~priuT = Wodern 6-room fiat; ! L -XINGTON 4108—3 rooms furnished, | ‘ Wira—i room oe, bath; irs — JUST ancuee THE ) + —6 rooms, bath, bee furnace, screens, nice closets. vacant. CAFAY ~ RA Tee $50" roms, kitchen- | ¢; R GANT .. 2708 re ee SNRIGHT. 4122 - P. heli BH. ~~ tion, “only $10 week to family of 2 or 3. Col- | | district, couple; reward, Colfax POEL LA DAI ANI, CTO Be RK ak Rahn OOTP Rte BG water heat: modern. , - r qect at 2 PAIR. 4i66— $40. ———— = | 3051 WET. R =09 Ch carage! $65 newly decorates | 4 : 4. Tee J IN H. ABI Realtor. % CMheatnut saeyT> oe” Se ce ) fax 7441W. ie) gets rent $55 m flat, bath. hardwood | WARNE. 4320—U pper 5 5 rooms, bath, | | TAPFAYETTE 43°5A—5 oa meer J WN H. A! P. Realtor, 709 Chestnu . cn, (7) ~~ os ee tagearelig ral ge all nthe moders it poses thorounty modern (mime. ‘ South — | or 4 - WYOMIN = aa 7 ~ ms. hot-water bj ; hee 2A . ; WaT Wa a " aan by i | FURNISHED 5 nodern wen NOsee as ecnceineeenencee na - aang : > —_— : x ~a - . eh re? a's he " Pogoiie, e ent j a , —_—_ - some , a : forts equal to the neeet ay Wal. TER ION Fa rR E co . 618 oC estnut ALASKA, 504: 4 go —- New, mor dern 4 roo ns ; , P in. A oad . 41008 —— , Spe . hon? Va ‘= Call 2 ry) *) = 7} r - . oj modern. . ; Northwest it ot an ct 4 _ weet. in tT’ niversity cits. ork hotel ek 4 FTEENTH on —-- . 1 ‘ bath furnace, hardw ‘90d floors. ~d floor 4. ‘$55 ' ila ; oF iif . ’ | WYOMENG *. BA. \ . t ingalow fla’. Oo inal ren —— m. un ft r 7. eHeNeatl —— 7 a seametna oth el o" e Fox ; . FU RNIBHED ) HOUSE 10 F : r 16 N. $ room S. DRODDA REALT Y 4 *O.. 4006 Choutea “~ . 4 4 tet , tt «~ ~ r *), a rs be °% > ‘ } ie ’ | = a ; . A | oe p > = " . % = Fa Ld ct ~ fr 4 rey “rie : with hath. , TATION renoyv ated =° How ‘Rp - reRD?) Jt HN H ARP oT?T Tien r ,00 Cheatrnut se . = “ : : ln J pe . 1 -- tfning furnishe } reas na bic. ‘mii ] TOR A FL “4 ta “i roun® married coume | walls | = , at rt, 706 hestrut 3 roo ry ye LA FA y ETTE 434A Mi Aeé » . is ' peeve anply downstairs . - . ee? Bi a. ' Vai : ne oo ry ie rr he Tree ’ 0 th gf Se A : - ‘ s be ; . nt Wh ey pry reom 1 at = a - “ oat bu . ‘ i! T%! £ Ww mot * ; . AT—3 rooms, bath furnace, for ouple. ee 3 aA ae > “arn NETRAT 1 apis | ateam heat. | ardw oO f| 01 « breakfast | W YOMING bd de - 16. \ S. B U t UL I 1) SPALDING 61104.—Purnishes = 3 -TOom a rr Wid . Sor stk = ee eacine == Dispatch. hquite 405 TA St Ler uls 7 “y = eat. . GEA). | room and kitchenette tile bath “ail electri not-water H . - ’ z | fiat reserences require! reasonable on ee mf v1} ae ey ing | : * sy 7 ename tile hath — — wo tA ARCO. 4448\,\—6 rooms. hot-water heat, downstairs Grand 6557R of jran *) tion to cn dren ‘ ee oe : enoms. tile bat ¢ ous hot 7.4" Ee 4 rooms. modern. furnish ay + foe pet Brey $45; 4 adults. Box BE AU TIF U U HOME * : shades and ~t. ist f).. s reenis garage; modern. Oe ek . - janitor, newly decorate i , S one ton neenient:: 91% = f i. + ad n fixtures, > os k aiT ‘;rounds ——— ——— _— = “ ea — “7 “ree — \ ~; M \ oa 4} 2 : , .t . ; . ’ . ‘ » « )}"-s ' . Prom middle o ition reads far od cupancy May oT a ARKANS AS. 464! — “large rooms, za k 4108 TAT ,) ETT F.. uy ’ a 2 ; . = pe . : . ' ‘ >lea | = a” : , b j + i Wid anu WO : unfurnished | acme Ti n! tahoe home in be ey ed Box Y. 315 Post -Dis si fe > | electric and hath. «c’ Very desirable fat of 4 rooms, 77 ge * A - . ‘ 5. o ¢ + S, S74. jargzge room. Th ral! j tha’s i hurch district. Box si oo porch $ wit with oven sive : with furnace 7ii— ne. bath, fur- fast room sunroom. acree nent OT) Thi ow . a ' wat yr? ve 8 ; mn for "LAT ti -: rooms. couple and ' houre, | ( , vi Fi RISK ——e - - nF . f d Sty e . ANT RIIG W -——) reer ARK ANSAS 11 4 _roome. wore! ir ior — hard om lnors . . om ort an 7 nee bath electric tlle Kao a nace, hardw =o floors, elec $90 : aoe n "A 1 hal * ee on semrencd ‘ “s , - L 26 Bs é th offer, | ANDERSON-STOCKE- BU FE: “RM ANN, TOTS FE. Rey TT PR ' “NO Cheetnit Ss. NT! electric irnae / nished new we ( reason west pte at e Bh) | ARTIC. rn MSCHI Ne ER, 20°8N. Grand ROS Chestnut st. JOHN 1. A TT. Re Cheatnr't. Grand ' 232A— room WM.) rarage optics a) fe) Jur reference. Box Y¥-$! $200 per month; \4 . LASG ; : — rane: | ———— - " —_— — | JaA NAIM mV NE HSQIVIVA ~ rooms, bat’. | E "Ris! : ° pa "Tn: ne wand ts ; mod- BOTANICAL. ’ ) carace | Rory aS erornted - ==. garage: = muSe, larae ~ aaa ang a 7 t PEL Low Ht "6 7 LL Modern r ; . , , ’ ‘ _——_— = . , . , 546-— ; : ™ . Wurohy hot-water beat. hardwood floors LONGFE Oe 5 ter \ , W \ l, A cS ~ () : ‘ 712 : n 8177 | ry) TY _% »,ooma amd bath . . a. 5-room fiat, Murphy (c) rooms. bath: adults. dd.) il... , * | FLAT inmoration resulting attractively furniahed. a —— Nort hee , nae ark —Famoietely furniahed | = nta! a ames = or te Site | os i lense. 1 Renn 7s : : ’ _ ; . e ’ - 5560 Pershing Ave. S thee ‘dor bed: steam. heat. hardwood fis. _Tase. _—-e —— =. , | enom * ‘ ) oN \i—Eiderty couple wants three 9 Eff ici cy fee etearn neat. b ox Rox w3 9. Feo Post- Dispa te h J — ‘whe rmace,. garage et - ‘ onl " ny i¢ . » ~ : . . . . >t. -y ; ' ; My me rey iow er: modern. not over sai me "4 ' West en ard ood | aa aes. sod 2 6-ro ry oe . eater ei : : a et oe | , ‘ ; “a. ' ; , . ' eee . sia rie »y decorated - " " . ki — — hstieenenn a aaalinicaat Room oe cisc scrirign LTY ’ hone 4 Room Efficiency | _REDDIN § ay AL 7 ‘coms. ¢ elect: ‘). | garage: rent 2 ————— dow : ow pag on’ iy OWARD > A, , Title Guar. hid 5 4271—4 “room fiat. hot and furnace, decorated; @ecun Southwest Drei LOW (R58A—5 1 : Tiled Tub and Shower ‘arge aot rooms, bath, electric: cold water. furnace ic) w etl, aid aaa soll .i- : ; ) at Ty ’ erreen n lec are’ : “RY J] % : ’ ; « 2 wy ty fis ’ Automatic Refrigeration, Se te Perch: vent pensomabie: only; $30. : ee oe HOLD, 4050 Meter, striniees: | hom | : sr ereemorcpig RADE @ : a : - ma en ci | : re ) ona! nrenews reatire S Me. | MEAT emit 019— lat 1 cer e tour . *, , rem , ~ children: vieinity of Tower » "eaulte: re in S-room flat: bath, fur- / : : tAvwW 1456 , ' Pe gy Se Cabany 675K. 4 & , : ae aw . ls et i. a ; : ; ne? R—Lower £ roo a rh ped, mm eat reer d rs ; ~ a... ~ ting pene e” ef. , — l of ‘ : Bee the manager, Mes. . me mem heat furnished $355 (oe) den, newly ‘ 4-3 DD: fr ; LTH ry r , trrue ne S , | , adulte: North Side. west of tirand; must > . Lee 4 4353-_Fi. 7 ple only. $50 — -R a 2414-—Modern 5-room fat s\eep-: ~ : _ — reaere na ble . olfar 1389M ho Cc b 647 'Uree ’ — “Oxo : ch steam heat edults petor ‘ yaets ia! ‘ o>. flat ™ dex at ' o + hs ' - | ne a an “ ’ mu. ° amile » : IP : ot 4 : eie wri ’ ’ “ t- wate : " »octern bg ' : . a , é; orn ow 4 ‘ oe one Child. wirl prefer: ed Sen ea me. bath, elec- lie OL : - —— eo " land ft.’ : Main 401° tr —a, 7 tee « ne s 7 sot? Avian. “A801 a ore ’ McREFP soll A 2 eon so parior . : » fie ., -_—— : af ; raeme modern | > - y : .« elwetrice tie tFITR Not “MED VLAT—Heautifally is. FLAT Wis—4 rooms. conveniences, Auet ; MADISON 2746 tank of Commerce Bide 5aA—3 rounts. ba th. “te - Shaw eduita ouly. be good neighbor : eZ June ve not rt, SUAS rovns. reasonable A. G. BLANKE R. E. CO., 711 Chestnut floor west. ; N, CASTL EMA os hath “asn— New nedern apart- McREE zt Circulating lea Water, na *3404K : BERTHOL! fe and garage o clock ‘377 as —= 8! (oe) | CENTRA ll DISON. j — 9 A, _1904- - root “ *? =a; RG— ee ae — : yee 4 MLLER i — 7 e700 Phone Six Iney 1453 a fet ng ror i iT) Balk. ond f oors steam ‘ LAY oN ' . a . . NN ‘a etc garage throughout, rent reagonadlie. Inquire ~d a! immediatc poss ssivn: oven for in- re mm . j svection. (c) ——— 38894. Moaday. Cc ever #0. Bos l- owt- Dispatch, (7

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ake lee OM a a NS he ea be eer EE Ee en ee~ 600 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS ‘Wanted, For ‘Rent and For Sale in these columns today. rks Ag ESTATE CARDS p | TO LET—BSUSINESS P’RP’SES REAL Re CS Sea located, property. 7T-DISPATCT . . HOUSES FOR RENT | GARAGES, STABLES—RENT | TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP'SES | ___ FOR LEASE FOR LEASE et “D | Central - 4019-—Several office; live dis- West 000: money maker. “Pox -Y-69. P.-D. F FURNISHED Fi HOUSE—5800 west. June ig OLIVE, 2832—Modern “OTTt ene a ° rc || Diets reese nable ren to Nov. 1, 8 rooms, large sleepi: ch, | tra] | wins soome in rear. GC | ROTTORFF-« GILFS CO. 4014 Detmar vt. . FIERA mpacious iawn, “shade.” “fruit a. 50x55. Bee me on ag ae eae ae } ces oi Big) © € roll ‘DELMAR. 6234 CO. 0744 Demers, | ROM and after this date you will find our ‘For _— Th": serage. Telephone Cap. | in--t —.* , (cb3*) | Vil oF een ‘tore gunoiee store. - suitadie for any business; i Sale’’ listings advertised in the daily papers, pref- ~yagmay“eanagi — are r D ea ea furnished, June 1 to) amindows: a4 ‘G SRCOTT, soa & nest nut For Lease > Heart £ W Ist | SUOENE 5 A ALTHEIMER, 817 Chestnut. | | erably Thursday and Friday. You will find it , North a | Im © € on || DBLMAR BL. 6650 — ee a os A eet 7 aaenes Overy peesibic SACRAMENTO. 4242 “W —Garage, $4 7 = 7 i. N — bulldinz® COMPLETELY REMODELED THROUGHOUT DELMAR BL 6i S3—For lease in ee ; “ ~ 4 7 Pa x: 10 POD ON fm 2 - = . 7 ie : aor ne a | ’ ~! y 7 , sf va * store * RESIDENCE— West End. 12 rooms. ell | BN wee ge BM ee |. _6128 Easton Ave., second and third floors, divided into light, cool 1 ! 234i Se international Life Bldg. _ M Cc an t] ] ] e 'T rus t ‘} O Mm . onal ck at Shi ) er pan % property. or will sel! per es d. See wee r ‘ y. p | - ~ - ences; 500 per month. Box W- | Northwest SCOTT, $00 Chestnut. | jj offices; if desired, will lease the entire second and third floors to one [- 8 n eo = | es presery. FRANK -. oo ae - co west: will sell | $2 ~ ae for auto ‘a ; clean corner. —— $10,000 ‘0 $ , polntment only | BADS °051— .. FLAT Wtd.—0Or | cottage. owners - — _iocation, West End. Box Y- 356. P.- BD : he ; . this ad Rox w. 154. Pp a 7h ene ‘* ou shee ut : ~ . ' Ree Seer we ’ , . . -- | FIRE | ri os }ARAGE 4256 M 7 i e.e8, mee. i * ree s ore ; W , = | “Grand 647 va oe ei te whee TH 285m. Grand. About 11,000 square feet of clear floor surface, with high POR, -RENT—Any _part o® building. for Pe. 3 Fate pia aaa tare oes “ 4 er a TORE, SHO $20 a ° . . . . ee s4&cCiu + fi - . a . * pat 4 . |GRAND. 2215 5 —4jarege ° space, 110 SPRUC s | ceilings, hght on three sides, janitor service, can be had on r; With or without office: a! le: The word “REALTO fies f pay aft cash , Ken Fs 9 —— month Grand 22373 Set ee P Rr «> 100 ~ Bth «t | REAL ESTATE Wed —For cash. COTTAGE Wed —4 rooms, bath and anes | ~ ob Dp . ont! ‘ s ay 4 ™ . . . ao Delmar near Kingsh! é ; or @ownstaire fmt, no more than | J11.1NOl BS : pec at? ————— LOFT! | seventh floor of Board of Education Building, northwest soneyie-——_pox_¥ S04. Fost Dispatch. member of the St. ‘Louis “. Estate 5 TP fagg | Pha — ag 5. Addreeas T527A Giasgow. | MICHIGAN, 2707—ciarag large. 0 : in ‘ f Oth a I : e Pr =" : j ‘vesiment purposes. improved COrTAace Wid—To lease: not over $50 light, cement floor magigingen . SHO corner of ° and Locust, two elevators in service. op- nen with hot water; $25; see Exchange, who must o te und its | erty, suitadie for subdivision. SG reaponsible aguits, South Side pre-| RUSKELL, 3658—Garege: $10 month. | }UILDINGS rty can be seen by apply for k i Board of §— == pera er . aa cht. 211 N. 10tn «t Box | A , ert) . , - pp - ing or ev at office, oar ") . for dentist or professional rules, and regulations. vf 3 ~- buyers weitina rer Sg rt WEISS Realre ‘oO Original “Quick Sale Wanted’ ‘ rh nes is! ‘“’ ferred X-206. Post-Dispaton | TENNESSEE 26S4A—darage, FS ) - ho th or ) Factories and warehouses with or with- ay = : + : “+ 3° ) , ~ . BWELL!: ING Wtd —To rent, unfur nished, rt IRGINIA 4136 — 42 | OLIVE, _ 86645—Sto ore. . small room in rear. BUNGALOW Sauity e. * ray . aA, 3 a selling Sour “Sa weet of Union Oe) hn The rage, auto repelr or painting Api’ r ir % wn vige n ph ee, ——— Sa oo =n ‘Aeen ' , bile » N—Store f or bakery, _ bard. > ies : ey tower ae ; Yary . bya ap ll - Ban, “alrTy CO 804 Chestnut with S-room efficiency above. | . re for WEBSTER GROVES STORES fram hange for fat ; n (ubany 704 Monday : _—s LIN W ALI ERS Teal’ 9 or : =m | ba MORESI. 361} 1 N. Grand. Col- war ciothing. shoes, ek. Lindel! 732-38 Ee Bie Hend new stores: erx- Post - Rates =~ ‘ G calle - “ue ei oe 1 . a | ‘~ ~ Pte : | 2. celient iocation; sui table r any retaf] | SC Sivas + rai miei PROPE *) Ma Wil exchange ENRIGHT. (Alig —3 carages,, ret th. . CORNER STURE business. JAS . MORF I ° " " ‘uss AS ‘ ¢ ZINK, Agt ST RE-BAKERY—And 5 rooms and beth u Oo fr. 1024 Title | ’ j \ used trucks as pert payment. ° 50 i e | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT sie se asic jarge and light, water Sout he petterson ais, Sul If “my TM | ILC rand-new: see it today; 6333 Clayton. | Guar. Bide | r 373. Powet-DMsepatch. - * S¥aLANTA- sa (Weber, Gres gy oe and electric light. 45236 Pvans ane eeasee Sr aay Sune » a LS Ly a — SCHWENKER REALTY CO.900 Chestnut : : : . q ROPERTY Wtd.—Ii want ; mtu: _ -_--—— — Po rLIB rt Ika ' ~ i ~ - : : 7" ae : , said eo Seem 1, aoe mm — GALAGE For 2 machines. — , , ie ‘en ann ecg pe , é . with &z- STORES—For rent or lease, mn WwW. corner HALLS Dispatch. i . es BEL rat Ee. “i D1 Ric -hmond He ans vad | Mm) Lan del) ees . . . “LY rrwes a ’ ~ \ “ye ag ar. I 2.000 *' : ; = ; swe : of 4 "bout eau and Boy! le avs; 8 stores in —~- “ r - , aie’ people: eos ; a nn ea ee ee La ; "ine st > .UM eq. it fy) _— | course of construction. HALI-—Handsome onv | ey — 4 ick alley Sears , >» ' s Pec — Wond catik co c ~isern con venient! } : ; J ogee ot = ey ee jew =a © @octor 531 Washington av. 11.000 eq ft. BAKERY—W erful location; ne _ COM-/ ec, VINGS TRIST aco. 4915 Delmar bi. suitable for dances. recitals, lode * | ufacty ; . | ’ or = — Ri Tr a ! VacaN td.—In River des Pe: Bo tocor apartment. large | | _ ~ = — | 347 > eo a a Tv rr } 1) The ~iVil a a) pet st) on in vest 14. oo44 s. Grand - ~ . . Washington av. 2000 eq. ft. _ Sidney 1185 = STORE—Kenwood Springs. Arcads Bid _ings. ets. Delmar 3375. (cO9) non j Sos maa" . + — Mogg Hee apt Pi nae = peautiful | PAGE Bl... 477-1 arge Karage. Buitadic a eS oe eS : — _ ah & 2th st. 15.000 sq. ft Dteneensnenes = . BOOTT. S00 Chestnut. | i BROADW. AY, . 2205 S.—Modern store. (c) | large sore. oa fiat above: Live | : 3B ick, herd ROLAND A. WISE. 114 N. 7th. ros i ae oe ae “, v NOAL 7 9 AE egal gd es modern. | ft : : hop. electric i — __ water ; a. y ic California, bungalow. » room om.) for repair shop: . — | we 231 Washington avy. 5500 ag, ff 4 dusiness distric , rental . re ' : *u ad +e : - _ j - tine,_roesena>is a Pace rn "(Maplewood - oF S. 5M, Rm LY. c pee and tanament "$3 000 square feet: 50x210. Mullin-W alters Realty €o ee dec orated d; low rent. Grand “SOMMON WEALTH, S622 Eieclewes— . = 822 Chestnut St Olive 4237 | ne ce er Sy S ae ae FACTORY SPACE Wtd.—To rent 8000 hed ms. ail conven- | WEL LS. 5917 7? , COMMER IAL BUIL sind FOR LEASE at. electri | Dat ne VANDEVENTER, 519 N. (near Olive)— a. for light man will. ~—4 furnis Tue c ™ MoIh iN ALD we E se etter Chestnut : — ., CALIFORNI , . : ; Fine large teore room, iecation perfect. gas range . Wks TMINSTER oe =61 te 4 = T h ni Sovular 2000 sa a ; SSS Ail A ANI A. . ore; ao YY ae : oh “he With someone. ‘ i} - | ~~ 4 he : rag } iw ‘ ‘ * a hi “T)' ror eRe , tui Oc On [Uf Cc - 1. > P Phone mon? ‘ 56s rooms and pantry ith & ae ~_ i” . , ; Lit ive! ae ow ABD TA} LOR [06 Chestnut st. Bidz 7 ‘ anc / ; a = wy wile ar aes ae % . pA ~y ’ mm — . . oe “ $$ -__—. —_—_ — — = ) . ~ quuussusqssmeeentien mening, Tome Station. © -. Nand line. | 4823 Wasningvon aye VON RAD , 7 = MBP ENTIRE F OURTH . .. SM yetnut. VANDEVENTER. 623—Near 0 ge Be ~ - aaele orn “and — 4 “ber | EXCHANG mah — ‘ts )—Meur 5) 33 Wate: 0 FOR LEASE—LARGE BUILDING LOO DOCTOR, DENTIST. CHI! RACTOR. shi . ‘ th Griveway tareugs | of8 Post-Dispatch in ¢ CY ANYTHING > Decta. cae em tan slectr’ 77% ae id ay ~~’ + peer So oe mereaiieas - oi pee R RENT. ‘ : o alley; ) ant Owner Lindell | -—~ WANTED—MACHINE amor assur! 0000 mont: ’ In real estate, if orice le tempting. beat. yerd, shade trees, bio >| — Pez: - - . - E820 Deima: . pe hee i mrar ro onary [A BLDG. SFPICE _MG908 G R AVOISs a ATION FR ——— sTON ai, 3006 —— = To rent rnachine shop locatée on the _Bi a® & €s.. , > mes , Sie. os? a. ‘wiale’ 114% Jan or = car. $02 Kenton | - oo? Oe OO Wainweient , _ mw : — 4 LA AE ASHINGTO: Le SOS — und floor. ecuipred with several is ; : Tr a Rs e a gee and | Suburban ; . — \. W. COR. GRAND AND WINDSOR GR. AND, , 3518 s.—Garage SS ho use al ae ORS: $90. ane + | i aaa Ssual > | FARM Wid — Exchange Je Ma 3 \ ATTENTION. OWNGRS’ GARAGE For lease; opposite Standard SLAIN ES | ate — 7 = Pon S2Oe Chestnut ot. *. — ——. mai! tools for Duikfine @ line ef heavy | Klatt, 4555 Delmar — | ; We have several clients for toub Pic LMCRE 306-7 rower cottage ‘we ect cr ft) ’ ing station tn WW nod ‘River Lor- ‘ on : eime ‘ _ . » 4 ‘ equare tee over ook ‘ : A. a 105 N aw new st ores in Speed - WEST P P APLY 4506 —— Butcher shop (cs! rm “Fil ; i Lindel! 880 Sun4ay or Fan 3 7 ’ ~ 4 er South Side: quick action. sudmi and convenient location, S60 to Cua. age “$100 monthly, Call H. Carstens Jr, ready-to-wear, er “ol 5. West End; fine light and ventitat wa Col Bldg posite Y. M. , EASTON. “NEAR SARAH—REST ye : ad we oa city property. rae | gon tere. ee Se es tenant. Mra Carter, Forest er7ey ood River I | (o3r~ Z.ENVI & © 1 «ys Tth st Idea! floor Bor insurance compan: »RAN o41l S—Rent lease. modern ..- _ oe = ~n, SS 54-25 Emston med ; Post-Dispatch. an 4 int leca tion aviv ~~ - shot if terse - - K( yR R ENT— ( : \ R A ( : > 7 oan : ; - ; ‘ 4 r be . a a i: : ‘ ’ : ’ ‘aid Js = . ~ oa e — a FARM—For Por exchange: 3° . an” Lay end Manchester ra. reason . De . ; ° wo ro oe — . ' . ‘ "SWITCH ‘TRACK FOR LEASE . wo a ~~ ' 7 meses | : =~ 79 i s-* W as? “ ' : " o > “ Pe mar " i 200 : .‘ : J ° : sult tf of \ ng +0 4 >t . ’ . ’ as x — “moder? Ow 64on lL) iS K SrACE—$15 per month Cail Olive om — , » 4 rel 4 ; “Oo alaia Ars - 2 go een arma agp aan a me — gyi. , Leuis : ae “ ANT TO ga Take Hediamont car “as . - _ _ a ennai 7 ry ‘cis, .« i =t ° =“ . 1S Oli at ag Ou . _ . ~~ Rok d e can sell vour fia »bune@ale . vos, $40. Mar > — | eoad ne ee > : DP.) GELAN i: 45 a>. ERGFELD RE SALTY Post-Dispatch Want Ad Phones c - ad i r. apart rents HA Ris. WEINBE! ’ ty ¢ PS aa 8 chan, S ‘or rent in : new American DUB! RE — ———— pesereeeeetene travo.s ~ 1 Chestnut Le SEE Re MS Olive or Central 66068 _ ‘ | Olive FL56 1012 Chestpaut. =" : b eapaereryn, by rats i Bank . Oe We AWE eeueent ieantiann fee iiikiam ale, 700 TSINESS LOCATION ver ‘ed eaaie. see tome — or Sun. par / , 7 2 ae x2 (Vinita Park)—Bu: ~ gg Or Aingohig ra) “uravow, OL ‘ FRI *E ; ._ a aon vein er apie and Hodlament. n. ¢. cer ty F Out-af.- 12 partmen ’ pe 3 Wr risberg g Li ightning Res ‘ fKImer : nd n! service, suitaMe for any “town. agtte, 95 “daily , ae Sun.; : dehtning ES LL OLLI, ile a it: ameaiiay lmedieeienatinete ont) ~ | Dodd -eareh one eee . oh g4reaae gas ra nge octors ihe . , = ‘ el a“ . 7 : . ; Dwewater heat. lame vard. Lake line WALTER SCOTT CO. BOS Chestnut CALAMET BUILDING FOR LBASE OR SALE a = ———-— | kind of bus nese dispiay, 45c daily. Sic Sun. Discownta, at MATT AN 3533-——Mapiewood, >-reom Wa REHOUs wr oF ACE— From 1 Rs ne | tw 29 > — gaa = TD ye ‘ a ~ EUGENE J LTHEIMER. 817 Chestnut, ~~ ‘ame. Agaie—3 times. Ic: 7 _timee. fiat. moder 1 Cun Vetoetoes track. Call Cabany . - Ba. . . . yet : : a a _ OFFIC = Baliviere and Pershi = , = daily Ic Suntec. Diesiay . : —" BALSON REALTY CO. 5898 ES EVstt cay wr 24 LOC >! ST BL. a oe r tt : igi, «nive S Deimar \\ EL . LGHTED STORT. —- a In Leon Bide w. cor. De . oa * +, getty, Se gee. Se. eee water, elect , ——— eS me ger ET oan . : 8 en ates several fi: oftie Mi yh M: Ritter 4-STORY FACTORY BUILD! | - : ° m Mis ae B. r month —[ inele or suit © 4° rensesat inimusn 2 lines Sita s “Sis i Welln mni—Modern six wee ou. {t.. steam Reat, electric, « lou VASH | NG I { »\ — sstories and Basement pay . Suse SAY REALTY C ry steam neat. papa ed sche u pa | cee: ine f e “sabany Yator eed location we eat’ __... "TANLEY I~. § Chestnut. DS. 2 2 - ‘ Py . t . room residence end s8°6s ‘ on cher Mi U1 ERR ECO. 1038 N Oh wenstarin Set a R a S rE. MI HEAT AND OC, Pi ~ = — & > ie ‘TEIN 19 Chestnut _st . PLANS, ESTIMATES | cn . = { E wi eee cash a an Lone i ete _ es rom pon th OFFICES x _ oe —To help owner ae pases | . 1200, : ROETTGER. S aaue REAUTY Oe eRIDENCE * woos amd bath. a)! m : e , : a 3 i :° ‘ ’ \ \ " "4409 X 7 conven | envés garace. pice remidet Oithee Space |] ior -R > Tj t ELE i A R — -— fan = eae a u s$ an ive » n . y > »* . 4 McRAe 201—Store = any purpose In wew bank Duliding modern : all con c a -Li? - De tch. = ’ eru ~ ¥ purpose. -| : 4 iets | ~ THERE 7 = os — t ninde si ree owner upsta rs. ‘ Treniences. fastest nm city I 3 rages Suillt ready fer + large, shady vard > $80 ve a aaant h (.eores Lenman 330 Rw) @r are eet tr) a eiem anc ¢ oO H BR ) +” Y R E . ~———-—-* a — ona om . _ z ear: ' . ’ : ay. K irk wood = . « : ~~ oo ¢ a! ai v ry xt - , . + ‘ ate, \ ,ALTY MM. AN! ri i LE 7 “4@L is—Large : =. re rents reasonaDd °. -_. TATS BAN x. 4 - 7 ee fete. Brenhrn, 3 Liacoin. : cash. ia RooMs— le ch ome " or . as, te ) es 2 ’ ] » ’ : ; | or i { AI p AN Y ‘ ‘al rc > - 4 . “on : le } ‘ ‘sriivTeo 4 sv a’ | Vv rganrt — a : ; rn.tur . G AR. Ad +E RA az RB rte venadre, 4.terations of td. ‘ . - res etc. 4 xinds your wor ti red , TH * 4 5 . 7. rm done quicaly by ni Me Et . - 4 ; 8. =) . ; » our - irs z os > et YOUR ~ ar VINCRAT 1435-4 as ye gpm - | | f ee é — ee , couple empl ved. Wwe a x = “ rr fi : P ° ° ‘ — ua — £E i oedbere with | g coup layton Road & Yale Av i one's se “i : : ception r ! heat. “a . See eee ae: ren a a. 1363 meeeennnie — ‘FOR EXCHANGE— ; | WE NEED STORES. FLATS AD repces aes . YN W ( ‘or. Shenans: leah & Nebraska . - ' ' eas urns ea a Serand 5.3. Tey idea” — —a ae , — - : ' Park for Oat. Box F hy: y Hort” S58. Webster Ur R : ‘EX. 2722—2-stery - buildin "5x100. MUNIN Dx kKERY 4 ete ia + specifications and estimates of al! FOR > far ieee ae } mrs On VEL ; ak. . leseripthen: can finance; reasonable. _ We Not ly ‘ves p ‘ow $6O me J . lo rere 4 d i+ _- . . - j RVG : a nO re ' + r stp nb r a? ares S240- o-reem pungalo rT West Side Marcus, North of St. | a obvting Ewa algae cy wT Rhaler ca tet ane oe Three stores aod entire 7 om FoR EX EXCHANGE—My néw .. Our lve-wire org months’ les —_ . Louis A : | ‘ ee a ; : eB ee = ay Se oa | t ‘Geias. T50—Luserdere’ 3 Dive or er easory 2D t-sto 4 &.. 4 STORE—3153 Sprini th: lar ideal location, steam at furnished wi cant. = : ety promptly OTTMAR Gs ; ’ ' , ~~ 4% > ’ ) . JK EIN —~ oe nd i cei hse tomes, Ice: 7 times — Sc Sun. Sc; FOR ~EXCHANGI : . furnisa ment acddu its releretices. story garag shu oi? : he? .| , » a ; ms. . m . ? 1 ™ - ’ « . ; A vs cereal ere ea =e lie 4 e’ Lande 7 1} , re : - on Pieees . "7 - $ v - : . — I P > Z ’ BI —_ a E Ry ™ oe 3 ? ruames daily 3. 4 Sua. bc. a zy “BURNISHED RESIDE Lirkwood ; . 7 in fle Baw | eievato vice THIRD 3310 ON a ge - _Main eatin’ 5599 EES: | 3842 «tbe. s wasaeS : Main St. Fa | - e ben : P varies Sate — WE Tat ~ STORE REAL ESTATE CARDS | _ferso Mao llis Tier umemer a ° : ’ ’, ese0 ; ; . | ve ‘ 7 vg — ; : Z couveeinte w car tine Puan sacel Anate ( ye . ‘ ‘ . a . Vitter SRarvTT . “929 Cheer > a. an a FO Rr aa ! Ww irkwoadt Taw es a : — o. ; \ . r . : oo : et - bes mit. Nice «st ore 61. as E v cP yo want to buy J erty. tell me Ex HANGE > a : “VAiAW Wee ms ree : . ° . ; ' ' . ; = " : + . R FR Vi ; 5. . = ts : 3 ~ ‘ ; e Tw t r . : . an: Wii aSais ™ ‘ ‘1 : , ss. fa o PURNIsHED a : . oa miu * Vis ' ’ a. } PW? ; ; soy} ; - — — —~ STOP at | ; = : ee ee ee WW - 3S. wet "i any t tt : ' an = . . . ‘ : ai : . . - . ee — , : “ata ' . th bik c a ** & 7 . 42 cast t) : . * ron Cc “4 a. . ‘ ow - 3 r second = : ALOW x Tv 4 poll or ARKA H WILSON Kb. ALTY wo, sanaale rent re a bie : ‘ TTOR * >} : wu: 2 sod man DELM AR AND UNION math "eat |} pay. Box A-413. _ 4 eighborhood don't answer wniess Set S| USM BUR 105 Chest: .. 1dt] piu0 Arcade Bidg. rater ee ShOD. ——-___| 4. SPRINKLERED BUILDING Wa dave cal (PUR SXCHANGE—4 family, looted UNG AL ne Pa Die, —_ » BURNISHED HOME “8 gp gy | — | ul " bout wr W GELAN READ TY CO. 5457 Gravois | west. ae BENG ALOW di—5 rooms. from |‘ US LEO pl ar ee ws ‘ : ment ¢ oo 2 a - . vat —_ ‘ 4-6 a ee eee > ash for bareaén | sive details ae - out "ars - en ; mt ‘> ms we aS } ' ’ nen ~ ’ : F ' ; | _~ hi in ." | a Sti a ‘es : fam ~¥ —— 2 x 3 ive ¢ ils : | + cose i, S15 Int wa fA We ¢ Can Sell Your Property | : ing ee ee a | tage : > Poet. Chtawpe ¢ a 2 - : 1 wae ar — ’ q, ~ : 1+4- A Ay Fastom av rence 4 EUNGALOW Ww re rn . "3 tf nfo tw , Ait tore Fe - 7 9 iat . Yell a Oy ee eee | - r > RRO : ; 3 r CHOLLMET . 7 ; tii — : | z | m | im sk. ‘(FiMmeR & BRO RBALTY Ov WO ia gon De LO SP AC a ae see were = : — - dhs ae oe te Will trade for good %, rage A ‘ace. $3700 tiger ouyune ~~ en ri uber: lares. shedy. var’ . nirieme Bila Ww 8S foam . IFT SPACE me, Tt MODE RN OFF ICES TO RENT — 7 S-tamily apartment 6txx Reale oat Diao ten . : “Zs ry ; ’ .* ' a . ‘ ? =e , : : f +.” Ll . = im s rentis 7 hd cot rs r oo. a ee anew > 3 re hs N M : | : : : . " mtcepe dele " . . ‘ " . 1 ty “ I ¢ 4 I ~ ~ % y ” > Che — : . ; . — on™ and M — hpe rw: baa | verywv i FOR SALES RESU LTS ’ ane Say pod farm land = : n : ~ontwe A : yy ‘ cotlage: ons . : . 3 ; om "| more if desire s silent location Sun dec Y, ist PROPERTY WITH ry gt al ; Sorth Market SY ° mm rae ef . aahinens ae er accent os - . — - Ss Cc nut See r. at ; 7 ™ > - ma ° , L2 i] ~ Le . — ~hs = erry) kk . ~ aii 2") : — . 25 ‘ ? sult mary ; i he women’ « shops, etc ee © vi > S : a ' NGALsS a - -— — # a ba ect beats —~ ~ Ri a iV ‘ ove prt ae, eT. al Y ’ trey 2 Grand remediate pes = ie for inspection k I F e it- marie ks on ‘FOR SALE OR EXCH Gea : See fennniien sors. A or exch area. Me. bi —— | LTHEIMER & BRO. REALTY CO D> LDI NG mailer un | sy 18 Hor STORE t ey ye sTare 7 20 . , >" am | . " ; : Large Office Rooms i Vou G : , e a _—* halance ron ale 4444 © 7 AMBC 225 NK layton » Now ty fur LSA St &. e Bidz mahogany ) "DERINSKY Real ~ z ' . to 4 : — — ~ Port weer jm - * a an i . ~ . , re ou oing roa £ ~ " . 4 TAGES Wid —-Immediate cash : 4 , ream efficiency rem June te Puen ie ; > Central 4261 .. . . Bee : " >' a % i o deal - > : ; . : - a s it, ANT A A. WISE. 114 XN Trh. \ room ve 7 c ember, pleneant and cow! for sulimer a tee _ - awe ~ oll : I" DOses . ; OTT * : “er L. a RrarTor or th rurht tenan Apo ' . ; AGE ~ Weta . SCHERT -ALTOR ui ence for high-grade . _ from owner: cash AS ee P “ a ~ « ~ » es : ‘ae “4 i #7 a 3 ow Ee eT le EE EE NR ee LN AT Se et. 2 : -

t & VOOS 2 Sore » tor & We bave , ) , ; STORE BI) = — =~ + ' oe . sic daly, Sic Sun. Discounts, ~~ 7 1 Ox at (ae pee Se aoa "42° a : . Ag@ie—! times, Ic; T times, Sout - fer clear ah > : >) . Z _A- apap alin im din Mela inten ella Mesh Nabi aay cy ee * s ee ee — _ - venient ’ car iine () Beurn DESK ROOM Ns 1m , pt Cesk. phones 4 Lamed . ; ies ind elec. cy - — -—n a . 7 i unfurnia vrumae eat ‘ite Guar... LS n ¢ YN) "a r erviee is furnish — il th 210 ‘ive 440 re Sa rR 2m. ' [Internationa . am out | en See Wn cicksd or unfurnished _* ] it a qd O}i\ irmiah a ee ~ anxious to move uy rr . . " - ~ . ej S\ - - . ' - . . _ Vv “* Ph , ™ me 2 AG oo wr. = brews reaidence. Routh Webdeter G Fake teen wah Sia |. vet ’ eS NEW SOUTH IDE | STORF & OFFICES ~ STORE ‘ ee Will Build on Your Own ot- Dis. -— __ describe a | ‘or H-t? i TLE. 6491 —Sura)) furviahes coi tax: eaten end Jefties Leoums Tone. Gane SOUTHWEST ¢ NE tic ashington ‘EBBE BLDG. 3617 S$. Grand RE '. OR RENT L HOME Wid — ime , COFFAGE aa — “@ — electrt: water, gas. vam @n ‘ uae are Stour Jefferson re : .° ; = = . ‘oml floor 75 or 30 ae Ne = —— 7 . w “ ~S, Free. ¥ peree. 6-2 ° es * COFT AGE > BUNGALOW mw : a _— . : advertising ue 0 Magno t Michie . ~ _—- ———_- > the | HOUCSS—s3 % ._ © of frame: can can y S730 ROBT rcns Piece earece. | SLGHTW. 135 3 —15.000 ett. one flow MARTIN & BI . T. Cook & C Rares wal be ready about luly NEW STORES . ee ee 3 rate teen a . 3 tran wae = T72, ay wround. Juwe li-Sept 12 WW) ® . 4 ol, aa eee nde 1238.2 VUR € oO, > Cheaten = Sa cemaend oe — ow man ‘ ' a. “ td. —4 or ‘ yaeround. Juve 12 Se | at Pana ‘Sevata | 1736 AR . ) si t1e4. | , Good tive tocat: A. Maver Realty Co. | mgs, i10 ; S —_, northweet: rick or trace EXC Ski hw oo rent furnished iRS svtheies ee me 6 k { YR 7 2 ASE b6vd ARC ADE » BLDG. 1246 S. BRO ADW AY Mortst Po — - = ae ‘ Spd _priee TAS > cL Ry Ae Ki kwood “28.1 few + ey "ENTR. io ’ —_ : —==— J . ’ of on second Ele ric ah . #612 GRAVOIS FURNISHED 2'RURBRAN Me : m b« . - 4 ~ rs = _~ Ly ,o- Ca . 2 ' ° Ww a LY . CAT i rl ? } -- } . 2eat ' *, @r ewner Ss Buty Le ~ Riverside 1280 _ | orate clus . NY a oo ee , | BENTON. 1463-—Cornes tor rea | : re Nas 2 SONS “5 semust Open Daily Till 8 P. M. ‘will teade on flac —Lacge store S18 Cheetn LOTS—Zquit yY i twe xchange en iw De iv 04, . °e te -- ~~ - . “ .Y i — x = — > ~ 7 " ~ v , enoPTy wanTeo o's? Oo Sono ms A. LES § =F | SOE con places tx Secs et 51- 453 DeBaliviere pain undays 10to3 ime , hax | tess os | ware ce Fae ie 3 Teg’? Macklind av. business duitrict-| TWO STORES FOR RENT | 2rehitect Se | Mier toms eae : a tt? av ere . ' ‘ tT» . ALAW’ Wtd — r ° . - ; in : > " , : ‘ . . . _ . , . - “ = " , z } . aT te i! arr .. - ; - : . : ix - : : : ns - : la Sesig’ ' _ % , : wae NTs Wiad immediate cas ae . Vv : ‘ gy 7 Teh veard and treee garage: wit! OALY @ M a. lest nut > . eed Rett Tin : ; At. ; rsa PRAr TY ASD A. _ Wisk, 114 § aoe ‘ . AP A I te COMP N mere Meramec ’ _ med | ashington ° 4" - : = - F AC TOR am _m * ~4+ i: ancrester e stor 1@x7 ‘ a invoice S580" went J a ay cash. 30 Lime f ont h . . ara Y BU TL DING Grand 673 RATS you. Kingda . = tx —~ ~ a WE te, $40. Delmar i950 | (Session. MARTIN OLJAN mestn FOR LEASE 0:3. tore Leuk wove American Exchange National MARTIN & BRE ITT Vietor €24/) ‘Dimer . fate ma ED v es wenmem 80 welare®: ane, | ee ciomae dae a ta 2109-11 OLIVE ST suitable fur any kind of manufscturn Bank Building 1119 Chemieal Bldg. es pedagy ata Pat Wawa eteee — , " ain ’ . Io bay | KI — | vou? Forest 4873 6 . ry —t of atartment : : “A —- ow enees . ¥ i. oe, r aN ‘So08R—~ ‘4 - , (co v ‘fing = 2.8 2a0 Slo Cchestn nies ripe Ss AT ASD GRAVOtTsS ies r > oes - gt perme .t “ar v : 5 : tipY . oar >i?» - aon - . ~ +. ew of « : . Ml Tt Or et ’ : ~> ex sy gireve. bot water and taniter —- ‘ae. — ist Five x107"4"— 2d Floor 50x30 GARAGE ~~ a — —~ Ry, x! an 9 te Ri | ee ie ) ba hee wut AERRBANN IR. RK. CO Excellent Condition. Imme 2807-99 Mar ) ; WALTER SCOTT CO FRENDLEY waht al : H-"A1_ Pome-Dimpatch. =. J+ nive roome and ive Sees 4) 4° , oor : silent Condition nmediate . , . = . Free Bridge ; ; ' . af bet Water and ‘eniter a > — : ae = Soe 0 race 4n \= drve store or ti- — £ EXCHANGE —Two fine i ; 38 00 VWURGAN Sut —for ene. J-story build GTR. AT. DIN D a a ROU OSSD show. = ‘itened offi ea =i > f “hes tnt RAY Dwar - . EIMER & BRO. REALTY «oO. ns. Suitabie for auto yevair and paint: BI Ri S. R. ECO BLAKE RO. S15 . >, = ey . - _ — — ' ’ 7 ™ Os . "on a, 1. A, 2 VW A LTER Ne ‘OTT CO. eremnameeeach M nday bet ween s and &- © ©) _ ei se . ‘ ; or “me : * ; " Aa? : _- - $deal iy at -” : . 4 nae BA | ‘arietan Fi. ute a . er. On . 4 — ‘7 ‘ . - : ; , BELLS. Stietiassiocs mma Sodas gt pvortunity for right party. Box | iRKE LEFT Northwest se ( nesainyut “ait W : —y Dalgett.” o su tO vRAbE ee ry or ae on . _— ‘ — ———$————— mS ————=—>--~ —— —— , ot a ' : > 813. “aan, | OFFIC S R0ONS— eed: ye Saline aa. IS AA "OM aN & , RTs Ta CC — ont eni: SEEN g + 17 720 # —- aaa ee fa ©) oe By “aad ms ore itabie for aoctor 5 ied i ame, large corn store f — ‘arte woe R. “E'c cvo., dont iat or ye as 16 agente Ride risa? 2 a West apeve. sulladie fer kor Giving m Worth. Tex ; *) - aa corner Jeffergon NAT RAW BRITxce '1 5.3—S? Nea? ‘2 OT ae ——- : we Chestnut x“. LACLEDS TR‘ st cx co. = Sa , furnisned. ~~ sa na ‘ “am n ~ ARC “ADE. 924% — wert on Vernen)- Die word. P VACANT ee meee ———— —— oiiliania ~~ voe De 489 Sane. 25 arse doub i~ — oe : MEANT ““s ILS . Deimar bi, Coumy. Benten $26. ; about $50.6 aa im casa. ~~ S

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MAY 18. 192 af L ESTATE CARDS 1 find our ‘‘ For bity papers, pref- will find it as interests you, presents. ready sale. st Company ment. Charles St. ORS j IR’’ signifies q is Real Estate nerate under its altor : te Exchange (089) L ESTATE—EXCHANGE RTIMENTS- 6; nt residences. Bide. GALOW—Equity in me, exchange for flat. want Dispateh. . S38 ~~ BUTLDING—Da s in South &8t. Louis; for tenement, f 6 Minton, Title Guaran: new modern Bor H-165, epert suitable for stores, spiepetch. condition; term Samnmmotaring f° ee TAGH Wtd.—-reom “i floorw, metal exchay alg & me v8 z° ea . Hi00; “eae } AE es teh. bath, hard- ee fn 4 et rT ranch nae ar farm o sw ny Gulenee Income dy ~e 0.000 $o56 000" Equity 1h. °o. 10 B. — oo TY RM Wtd.—Exchange lot.*Marmon au- bile; WA a 2 tt, 4 4555 eokeeee dl. nt farm. Auisa County. RM—For exchange; clear: ‘ want city property. roved: wan 80 acres im- Box W-9. RM—For exchange: 37 acres at Knob tk; want confectionary. Colfax 6OR NER RB. CO., 915 Wainwright bi. | t. : an Ww. 1% mies from Jaa on eres Louts ty. . BUSS REALTY ©o.., Ow- im- 1636 ModLaren.(c) Wid —_—In exc $4 icago M—For sale Pi ca eTain rill well seed ocak price a for good in what hey Walnut Ridg am, Hotel a1) Wtd.—Excha nd | cle ear, for F I we rk for fiat go. ~ HANGS —Bteres and hote; r de for other business.’ pent o2il, R EXCHANGE—My new = Deluna Art. r Garden f Rox G-1 Grand: Dever Post-Dis. will et-Diepatch. ‘) EXCHANGE—LBlegant nd equity 173. Post-Diepate saores residence, flat or 10 rooms and 2 baths, ly apartment. Box } eC HANGE—Val bie local H-73, mn a growing shares of concern for I farm, closed car or diamonds. Post-Dispatch. — yg a ge guy in new &- ngalow wit baths. on Side. for atoar | ot or tacome. Post- 't-Dispa the Box ‘ Piece oo in Mdbile, la.: adjoinin ver og t ub, "whe have noe 7 1 LAUDEL & WASER, 2928 & n. SR EXCHANGE—300 feet of Vacant, on South Side; suitable for frame or i nealowsr; nee for improved property or will sell and take Box A-413. Post-Dispatch. wo ° all improvements: eX: second deeds of trust a ie! . BXCHANGE—4-family. located 5300 wert. for bungalow or cott = family tenement, located axe. south. will “ane. eP00. cot + bamily on Pastom av... rents fenting for $7620 nee for good rty. 1 Chestnut w JONES Demprey. farm ALTER See Mr. YR SALE dence pr Mo Hox VE 2 in We. Versity; ust OR EXCHANGE—Good res riv, Section street, Hannibal 325, Po Post-Dispatch. exceptionalip fine Under lease; ly. want to trade my $40,000 once for high-grade unine = anxious to move out of elity. eo Post. Dis, OME Wtd.—Exchange -room acres, renting for $14,000 bric t. near Midland Valle Loeur tI as fmen AOU sk—) make &g LSA\wall4: fees son business. rvor ne, line on c ox ©-2 -23 eT 8 tree. ra leaving or near fruit louls av.. ee oY ROVED Wtd. coin, 160 mation Jr acre oT—722 will tr trade on flat. 18 Equity in xo ox for anything; Deine OT Wid weer. affirt farm Iillinots, aouis, near highway. Bex G-1 any 3° 28 Richmond fp m.; & __Caban Jae for av NN ee OT wid City: utside alley "NOH near G.199, SSORT proved two = iota, Trade 4-room bungalow. vacant lot or fiat. for stamp collection. A id of Oklahoma, Poet Dy ~ LAM on resort idea’ Cote Brits ROOMING bh countr ~ : 40K STOR ve Vv Lo imar. Tr ENEME NT Wté.—To ex Wes You” ov r. Lineoo Forest “67 r» RrAC HANGE—Ferm | a! ’ house or flata In l’omt- ‘ATION —185 oe leramec ver location. G. Mason, arnt? county mene electric, £88; est moor, WA.) Will exchange $2700 equity, j* d exmhang Longfeliow : to about in cash. will consider and ON ORLN aa —_——we * Page cae. Box W-151, P.-D._ . ts td —=To buy. single or double: ace Pr are, | e las! a > “Soe ety 35 ‘ atin ae pe ee ee Yt aie Pe ee ae SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1924. ‘MEAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE PaTEDt—For exchange; for real estate. Box Y-62. Post-Dispatc WANT vacant. well located. or my inceme property. Post-Dispatch. me | REAL REAL EST’TE—wrTp. TO BUY __ Flats, Apartments Wanted wi eg - and §,rooms: any good le- . Box G. 41‘ Post- ‘Dispate Sa if necessary, WANT late model closed car in exchange FLAT Wtd.—4-5, hot-w hot-water heat, Fai for my income property. Box P-501, grounds or O’Falion Nol. Posi Bisne! © -pD a BOLICITS THE SAT.X OF YOUR PROP- | LOT—47 44 x125 i Park, off TY. Ki ngshighwayv ERT Milentz, 1% locks west of Kings WE NEED STORE S, FLATS AND highway: real sen See Schneider HO! "SE g | 46°25 Dahiia. We Not “Only List BUT SELL | LOTS—Choice high lots on south sid Bruno avy.. 1% »biocks west Penns’ Our re organiza- tion will sell eur prop- vania Park addition: near car line; erty promptly. OTIMAR G STARK low price: $25 cash, $10 per month: take Market car: pwns on ground Sunday REALTY ©CO., 3630 Olive st.. Lindell S000. Cenp) mod- = eee ee ——ae a oe a Grandover Victor | LOTS—We hare a number of good lots for sale; let uae know your wants CHAS. BETHE R. E. Co... 45640 Gravois SUBSTITUTE _morning Box _ Post- Dispate h ST ARK LOTS Phone us for our com- plete list of building lots We have some excellent locations, 50x155-—Monroe, Vinita Park. 60x140—Princeton av.. University Dark. ~80x115—-Bamburger and Montana 40 ft. on Cornell av., University Two 50-ft. lots, Rosemary av., Terrace. De Mun Yale and Nashville. University Park, Moorland Tract. e. cor, BOXxXtOS Geusiteaes 100x200— Roland Drive. 40x140—Moorland Lrive. 50x160—Claytonia Terrace. Westmoor. | 70x100—Oak Ridge, Kenwood Homesites. | 30x105——Barker st.. Kenwood Homesites. Bungalows, Cottages Wanted 3630 Olive eee L Andel! 8000. i ——————— iodern. large | “graRK. Central “ : AVGVAIONW Wed... rer -~ D efe red: rive — + lot. about $5000: country full _ details Tiox W123 Post-Dispatch, | BUNG ‘LOW ~ Wid.—S or 6 rooms: good | neighborhood ; don't nswer unless you | wii i se Ni, Box W.- 379. +t *ost- Dis. Bu NG ALOW Wr a aamm,) rooms : will cash for bargain: give details 43. Post- | D isepa tch . BUNGALOW Wid—4 or o tage: $3200 first payment. “oat. Dienat, h th NGALOW Wid td. afr collage: new truck as iret North Market UNGALs ny Wid.— | for bungalow lot 5915 &. Kineshiehway. room. oF Central Locatien Northeast corner Lucas av. and 22d st.: ea | 83.6x144 7. i | 41 | HEMME L MANN SPAC KLER R. E. CO.. } strut —_—— — will | paynient. ) - ET North ; several 30 and 40 feot lots frame or stucco; every | per foot. vox -19, | “ee DAUBS, Grand 5035M 3440 Mag - - lia (fc) | LOTS—Have —_ —_ — _ — . . ails ; on COTTAGE , Wid — Trade two lots as first sat bn bg "$27 50 Payment. balance monthly. 4446 Olive. | Boot mispatch COTTAGES Wtd—Immediate cash deal. | = nt - - ; = oun T iy ’ lot ni hiy ROLAND A. WISE. 114 N. 7th, room 211. | RIVERVIEW PARK Oniy & pe - C . , restricted south end Riverview ark. COTTAGE ~ Wtd.—or bungalow. south, J. F. O. RELL ER. 3531 N. Broadway. _from owner: cash. Box A-365, P.-D. | - —- = = COTTAGE Wt _ > rom owner: pay cash. | on describe; Rive price. Box H- 17 . _?, -p i Northwest | COTTAGE OR LOT Wtd.—For my - Mar- | LOT—Kenneriy av.; 25x134 east of 4645. mon touring car: firat-class shape: 2 J. I. Borgriane Olive $126 a tibber ; “ Ww yhee) . _ Va all Renton 19934, | LA T—- BOx1S >. Normandy pl.. ~ Normandy: COTTAG E OR BUNGALOW Wtd.—5-room improvement restrictions. Apply 5966 | brick or frame; can can pay $750 down.| Highland av. _ o - | rhane Forest 6428W or Box Y-71,P.-D. | LOT—Cheap: near Goo ate! jow and fat. | COTTAGE Wid —4 or 5 room, north ural Bridge rd.; 30x10; oot: aw. 5 and , Roth west ; hr} cK or frame: state loa - i level rrice . D.C) A nl any di — On and price. Box A-378, Post-Dis General Motors district, once. Lindell __ | Tor—30x110. sold at ‘heap for cash if 3810 Gee tea | LOT—Ww Al trade: West Walrut Park. “or 4 stories, about 120: price $600 cash. terms, Wi central location: | for good used car. Delmar 194 . Rox Y- 74, P.-D. | Penrose. i ee ve ‘INESS PROPERTY Wtd.—Or_ tene- | LoTsS—30x200. 4534 Margaretta me@nt. or any ogy investment: write full for fiat eottage: per fo it. 40. grarticulars. Bex A-373, Post-Dispatch. Leahy, 51x125. at Myrick cottagen: 3° ANT to buy busi: with flat. ade: for frame or Drick corress — in South a ;. siness propertw, wit BREMNER R. FE. OO.. 915 ate nwright_Bi- SWENDER R. E. CO | LoOT—My splendid home site ¢, - = ~ Main 2000 _ 604 Olive _ st. | feet: improven pent: onty one or — ; transpertation. 45 minutes to Kroadwa ‘7 | ana hve: wilt ep'!l for $850: vour own ats, Apartments Wanted ' term: r ‘ast -Disnat h ENE Mip NTS Wi d imi nediat ‘cash “deal. , ta ns > COR, ROLAND A. WISF.. 114 N. 7th, room 211, i = box. eit vacant APARTMENT Wid. —-To bi | vill sell lot_ separate . — Te iy Gor sk family | adjoining: = ™ - In G00d condition: wil! sé ith owner ‘Lappe KE “RE SALTY CO., 00% en! 'y. Box H.56. Post- Dispa ch, Olive 154*. APARTMENT Wid —Well improved farm: CONTRAC TORS, . ATTENTION © ites weed bulldings and soll: will trade for 47 ‘a Spalding av.. 300x1°2 ® co | spartment Call Olive an ic) | for cottages or factory; owner ‘wants 0 sell quickly ; BUS la BLE FLAT Wtdi—3 ~- — 4% rooms: make offer i F . , =. f tnut ~ fash. Box G-35. Post-Dispatch. H-BURNS, 1105 Chestn WaT AT Wid — or one ox G 24 P For pore. Bex G-S78. F.2.| 4) 09 You Buy a Lot vy 4 td ~t or 4 ferait7; South oe - _ Caan or T-50, Port D spate = D AVE , RESTHILL, BUCLI FLAT \ Wtd —Wwi)] pay ces! for barepin: | Tee een ‘ witw STREET, LEE Hive full details Rox Y- $44. P.-D. ie) | ANDERSON AVS.. | PLAT \ Wid —Wi, | exchange ne Ww truc ks for HHIG SH WAY | a! of abartment tor 372%. P.-D. Flat Wid.—@mail single ‘or double. ». fairly — 50x | de | 000 eguare feet, Siate ite location and rent corner i 4 hestnut. —_— —-- —— T ENTS uy ey alt cash. Call Olive 1 (abe Nr city > Wid —Sing: e or doubie ay cash. REN M. LOBWENSTEIN. 8160 ive xtcc) PLAT Wt4—4 and 6 or Bb and 6 rooma Pett Price. Box W-136, Post -Dis. 4A TS ’ cash deal. Flat 4 N. 7th, room 211. Wid —io0d: «i | double; any |; location: have cash ante as 123 P -D FI AT Wr . « . 4. J _ Of, Union. >-6. south sl ‘Delmag. west | FLA ’ * eg. Mi . * a “ALS MI —SEE ME FIRST—SEE ME FIRST—SEE LOTS CONVENIENTLY LOCATED DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM SHERMAN PARK —m AT ——~ ISINGSHIGHW AY AND EASTON AVENUE ALSO FRONTING Aldine P1., Warwick and Cote Brilliante Avs. \||i FOR APARTMENTS, FLATS AND BUNGALOWB. TO SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, PARK AND CAR LINE. SALESMBPN ON GROUND TODAY. J. I. EPSTEIN MAIN 2162. SUITABLE HANDY 617 CHESTNUT ST CENTRAL 49 oe eee South —Fine, large lot, on Gravois, near Grand, suitable for auto sales room, or stores or apartment. Call at office for particu@ers. VETDRING AGENCY, 3627 Gravois. Open Monday evenings. iw ACANT—We havé some very desirable vacant on Gravois av. that can be bought reasonabie. Call at office for particulars. BRINKMANN REALTY Co., 4738 Grav- oir av. Riverside 3060. ater, ga! er eh-tene 1 $16 ——, ae ne eee . > * ‘a 00 ots On east s1Gceé wey ‘ Hivenhaere REAL af Pg A 5063. blocks west of Grand): begin 90 feet north s . —% _— : of Walsh: terms: easv mopthty Dayments. VA‘ ANT—30 to 60. ft.; : good location east | A. S. LOOMIS. @ N. 7th. Main 487 Northwest “BU IL. DERS, ~ ATTENTION! O2x125:; n. w. corner Union and | . price right; terme. "5x110: all improvements: 3444 William pl., block north of Union and Nat- bargain. sucrificed, 5521 Alcott av., desirable location, 50x | west of Union: iot barga! mn in vacant: Goodfellow . or opposite 4751 Goodfellow; as and sew Lot 30x1°5: near Florissant, Maffitt: ; 100x171: ete e See Fr Se a ee OO ee PRL Re eye yee — a ~ : : ‘ s CITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALECITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALE ) FIRST—SEE ME FIRST—SEE ME FiRsT— | ee ——_————— Ee LOTS | a EE et ee ee ae ope = Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F ‘lats, » Apartments, Residences For Sale ’ _— « a A a SF Poe eI Ems me A ARIES ial a a at fee a ie ie os ae a sa Today. er LOeTe ee Sa SS Se CITY REAL ml che: FOR SALE CITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALECITY REAL EST'TE FOR SALECITY REAL me Athen _ A CT ee - - - i — - eee ee You Have the Assurance That IMPROVEMENTS Will Be Imstalled as Promised and Paid For QP fast a NOW: COME TOD choice building sites on Tennessee a. _ R. SCHOLLME YER st EB. CoO., price $40. Olive 4212. KRATZ REALTY 104 N. 7TH ST. CO s| RUSSELL PARK LOTS | LOT—50-foot : 5300 biock on South Froad- | way, suitable for fiat or bungalow: cor- Fronting on Miami, Oleatha, Parker avs., $5000 velue for $1850 cash. Box | between Gustine and Russell: 36-ft. lots! Post-Dispatch. or more; $25 per ft. on terms: real bar- | gains: antiety yourself by comparing ad-| | LOT—A! iberta Bs cor. Giles 200x170 om Fag $° per oot: block west | FR. DI TTIMEIER R. E. CoO.., Chestnut sat Grand, in South St. s. | NK L ¥ Vv CARTAN & CoO.. “heetnut de : 3700 « biock Arsenal! ee re 4° 00 a, cok Humphrey. 25x BiZ5; tor an Cal iw _ Southwest 0 Sid. 26R4\ —— —--—- a. © x1¥ CART RIGHT, i LOT—Southampton Itaska ~ et ; @& Bate L OT—F ine, south side Folsom av., 350 feet fain: quick. Klatt. 4555 Delmar. __ west of Thurman av.: 50x128; all im- |LOT—Oakiand. 100 feet. south side. just provements, no restrictions: location | east of Graham; no restrictions. for flats; price only $30 per | W- 17 74, Post-Dispat | > - ‘ > j —y . KE N he JAR Vv Is, 706 C Chest nut st. . LOT- —Kingshi xbway Park + rea rest of ~Hamp- ' a —_{)’ ‘ wt ton av.: lor »ixill¢ splendid locality. | LOTS 0"! sere e. cor. Olivia, ju ‘ ~ lh v ‘ctor 840. See KALKBRENNER | wet Ol Grand: ‘ "8 ft. F* r R E. WY "R01 Ch k est. near Clayton, $40 ft. : SE Gravois. near Ann, 00 ft. ideal for pi Rete av.. one bieock west of store; S@0 fr. lilt Kingshighway: worth $75 per foot; own- : “side Galif@rnia. s. of Arsenal,/ ¢T Will take $40. NILS GRANT, Title | ; e. side Californ'a, n. of Miam!, | Guaranty Bidg. 5Ox102 side ‘o lac, WwW. Tennes- | > Bex 165 Potomac, w. of Tennes- | Southwest Kingshighway Front | MORFIT. 10°24 1 Reautiful lot of 30 feet facing boulevard | at corner of Hummel a‘ can be purchased For price and further partic- (———— front : tle Guar. Bide. | Rose Hill Clay M d iat a bargain. Kirkwood: only On| ulars gee south of electric at Woodbine and | piARRY REMSRECHER. 2 blocks from Frisco Station: Nebraska Sidney 267 Victor 1415 c ~ —w | #25 CASH | ash and $10 per month -_ A. 8. LOOMIS, 9 N. 7th. And $10 per month buys beautiful lot. 30x | | 135 feet. on north side of Oleatha av... 400! | feet east of Kingshighway ; | only $20 per ft. Southampton car. Vv CARTAN & CGO. 722 Chestnut. 150 east of Harrison, DANDY LOT Ree np. w. cor. 2iet; 143x | The southeast corner of Kingshighway §&. | |B. and Colorado: lot 60x175; restricted to | 40x117’° 6%: 120 ft. north of | bungalows only; all improvements made. | kuk. . BERRA oer R BE. co., See FRANK SEBASTIAN REALTY CoO., _ Olive 8603. 6% Chestnut — st. ; | __ | 8607 Hartford st. Grand nd 8114 ‘Vacant Ground Is eae to Advance Apartment house lot; price $83: 44x413; S&S e«. cor. Glades: BLENDON PLACE on Cote Brilliante, east of Kingshighway. lot 80x235. Low price. Filling station let; price $30; 50x108; on cor. Garrison and Weatmoreland terrace; near 7300 Westmoreland: price $63 per ft. ’ Hanley rd., east side. ner Shirley drive: 880x125: price $49 Lindell bl., near Skinker; way and College hiock | Chippewa and | AC ANT FOR SALE RAAth et mn. w. cor. Blaine 6: 2 @’ziss. Lafayette av.. 40x130; s8. e. cor. 775x140; east of 3772. 500x110: east of 1414. IME JT Fo. T4 4g _ West 7 APA RTM ENT ~ §ITE—Choice location : | just weet 5SSA27: let 60x15 Cc HAS. , w ENGL ER. Fiz ls A “‘hesinut - ot 100x529; $17 70 per ft. Maffitt: foj 60x190; al! woverments made: price per ft we Kingshighway and Thekle —y ment site, 115x price per ft. = | pee lots in City View pl. on Ahern and. “APARTMENT SITE 200x% Purdue; $25 and _ $30 pes ar oad A ; u ly Two lots in aed oe 068 ona Bob's — JOHN. G GRETHER 4 CO.. 811 Int. oe ee ee ee BULLWING LOTS—Chotice, 50x200, weet of 44599 Greer av: ing improvements, 830 per ft.: fol surroundings: @eaey terme. 330. Post-Dispatca., Belt av... near 540.000 jocated. a Life FR! inciud- | i beaut! - ; Box W- ft. Grose, av 5 ft price $5 WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. Olive 1427. KLEIN, Room 208, | sidewalks are. Cherokee car to | Southwest corner Grand and Utah pl: | fines location for doctor's resi- || GRAVOIS HOMESITES No. 2 ||! | LOT—50-ft., |\OREON EB. & G. whole price; sidewalk MCKELVEY CONSTRUCTION Co., CAPITAL. $100,000.68 GENERAL CONTRACTORS ' SY. LOUIS, MO. Deg, 26, 1983. ST. LOUIS. mo. TITLE GUARANTY BUILDING DETROIT, micn. HAMMOND BUILDING . CHAMINADE, MO, QUARRIES Pederer Realty Co., £610 Gravois Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Gentlemen: We are in receipt of your check ¢ the improvements - namely, iahine. sane oa ae of sewers, curbs, aitersiee 4 agp t streets in your Gr Park Subdivision. oie Sadie It is understood by us thet this chec full payment with the exception of $2500 00° which is retained by you as a &rantee that Streets will be properly rolled and looked after as soon as the weather peraite. ‘ YPrP=g& . 66x | ' Life | near | bought at $23) per | Make a! Take Grand Bl. and Carondelet Park. HM Grarid Bl. and Bates St. 1 2610 Gravois The above letter is proof of what we have done in GRAND-DOVER—Completed and paid for within ten . months after opening. HOLLY HILLS, under the same ownership and. management, will surpass GRAND-DOVER. SEE ST. LOUIS’ MOST BEAUTIFUL SUBDIVISION NOW IN THE MAKING AOLLY ALLS (THE CALIFORNIA OF ST. LOUIS) the Bus to GRAND AVENUE and CARONDELET PARK. FEDERER REALTY COMPANY OFFICES Riverside 1622 Riverside 2599* Av Sidney 2676-336 —— a — —— — West 200 front feet, | EASTON AY. Vandeventer ay. ufacturing: would ness property in exchange. ye pe BA GANSS, Agt.. 7 N. Zt Main 4873. west of - suitable for light man- consider flats or busi- | FIVE | SUBURB’N PROP’Y FOR SALE West oR $750 POR 33-PO0o0T IMPROV ED LOTS MADE ALLEY, STREET, OLD—HAVE SIDE DRIVE. Just the location for your bungalow or = = - = « — 4 ' — ee ee ee ~~ ae ee | ~&BU NGALOW—5 rooms and bath, all . mod- ern improvements; doubie garage. Ap- Diy 3906 Council Grove av.. Pine Lawn eee ewe. - ———— + ~~ ) a. Sano . eg BUNGALOW—.-room modern, terms and cottage: west; nort 0 -aston, price reasonable. J. THU RMAN, Pat- | ground level: ready to build on: terms tO §=tonville, Mo. BU \GALOW—New. + roome, suit. ROLAND A. WISE, 114 N. 7th. _ ————— a acme bie attic; BUNGA gor ng! of al Gia a oe Raton OR ce h et. | LoT——Delmar: 30 feet: south side: no agents... ! »_ Box Ww-17 west of Skinker, | ee -D. BUNGALOW—New. 6 rooms.modern. eur an, « | \FACTORY OR GARAGE SITE) , rounees by large shade trees. 2110 Me | wes furnace: ee 50 or 100 by 190 feet, north side Dun- | - ry —— | from owner. LOT—IiIn Univ ~~ ‘City: ideal tion: bargain L-218. Post-Dis. can, begins 150 east of OWA: bar: | | BURGALAY Now, 5 rooms. well- built; BUNG§LOW—On gain price: examine at onc $4000; $2350 cash; modern conveniences; rm matt wa, — A. 5. LOOMIS, 9 N. " 7th. Mais 4873. | \eaving city. Box _Y-807, Post-Dis, : 40-ft. lot; just ou select. Phone Forest 6044 Penney lvania . Pa Forest 2782. | LOT—50x175: Clemens av. LOT—Lovcated in particulars call Cc abanne. Mooreland addition excellent _Ciass heme. Phone _Cabany 1” 4 nl LoT—Hilicrest. s. Ww. un; $75 per front BROS. Olive 8015 a on Plymouth, fellow and Hamilton; suitable _ing purposes. LOT—104 feet. about big bargain for quick WM. &TECK. Agt.. LOT—25x135., on mnsten: L.. foot. on south side de East sale: will eX foo VEBE “R REALTY CoO., _ Colfax $37 6 3946 Natural E Br LOT—Forsythe bi... morth a side, Pennsvivania: beautiful building 2165: will sell cheap at low pr Rr sé ‘OTT. _800 qh in De Mun Park, Southwood av. near city Yim its. apartment site: big bargain. W-194, Post-Dispatch. ba VACANT—75x200: west side Cl Terrace (Moorlands). F. R. iN, 809 Chestnut. ee LOT—50 feet, VA‘ ‘A NT—Forsythe bi.. at 219 ful homesite ~ or et oak trees = to close eatate. before — Un oc Cabany 6278. VACA! NT—N. — ; Sinker down: 274x202: wonderful day: with restric +jons expiring soon: will treble for apartments and stores; buy now on very easy terms; might tak 200x530 n. e. cor. Skinker tle trade; also Ox a anne att and Lindell; also lot Skinker: very easy te THER & CoO.. 811 Int. JOHN beautiful wy _— ' corner A lenders eed h. between Good. | r builld- | ~ — PAGE BL. LOT "00 feet west of Kingshich@ay ave.: 5963 Easton av. ce $0-foot south wae of 4700 block | build! . west “of | Owner. - wonder- ‘beautiful “and Wy- homesite to- ~ KINGSBURY BL., . LOT ‘BUNGALOW Lynn ie een! ner ogo room: «Se The ots ” Koo ° raweo ooTre, tile tat cash er ppm * °01 tng ee a ee @ depth: re | balance terms. HREASO mK. ‘ va bany 6695. moon, eas cles t | MAGUIRE'’S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, oom was rss | vee ~~! F “Established 1855 12th st. HUNGALOW—New 5 room and bath stu axe 7 ie ‘soln, weer — co bungalow: hardweod floors, fot JOx mission. OL, IV E ST REET V AC ANT 170; easy terms. Marx., 6733 Vernon. | ameamemen - | —— 4 BUNCALOW—New; I 75 feet weet of Garrison, north side; lot BUNGALOWS, cottages and vacant lots tn beth. attic: all 500x140; leased at $1200 per year for 5, mear Overland on Creve Coeur car line. | Park. Harrison and 'years, with cancellation clause at end of Call on C. Reinemer, Overland, Mo to. ca immediate possession: JOHN TOCKERY & SON, 1025 Chestnut. | BUNGALOW—4 roome , _ hardwood iow 7388 Ww : ee strictly modern oney down: floges, BUNGALOW: per month. ‘Phone. ‘Lindell 912. (c7) Fax1 65 bath, modern. lot ¢ BUNGUALUW—JS3 roome, 605130; 7300 Weat St. Charlies rd, blocks | Vincent } rk: ” fo r ic? JON ere One block west of Taylor av.. north etde | lof street. . opposite Weet End and Vernon south. 1408 St ; confluence of 3 atreets: tot «153 BUNGALOW em pee oa. t fail alley: property on «rade; no a0 on " line; no restrictions; Page bi. is a) 6107 ‘aston’ $7750. 5400 Pine e Grove | | wonderful pereughiare —w it otek ———— 1025 Chest rut. _ BU NGALOW—5 ‘rooms, bath. “furnace, ga- | fivide. , | JOHN DOCKFE ERY & SON, , \dge. rage. electric and gas, modern; lot 60x Nr tA 1Law—4 CHOICE VACANT ITH: price $4600; termi or will lease a | SUS pALOW— fon eulia 00d party. Olive 8143 7W fc) | take Creve Coeur car to north of Da mare 60-foot lot: linea ke enst on Bouth ev a pn ee lot. 50 Svracuse. ice. ideal location for apartmen estr' it BASTON-TAY LOR Thier co. r) é. Pas 72 Easton, im choice Box TW O HIGH POINT LOTS BL NGALOW—Pine Lawn, St. ‘Louls Coen- North vise. pjome dX pH oe _- ty; new. 4 reoms. bath. ettic, cellar tv: price $315 South side Man ite. | 12 bearing fruit trees: 40x187- =- BUNGALOW—New 4-room frame: in good Leuis | 7 ash or)” County on weet side of Denny rd. be- | «spnuens ‘et bOxl easy tarmac ‘holon: 481 1 rancine ter Overiand, Mo Phone Wanish 150. —e ae ee ee . tthe 7; “a ey ice ail’ hneroveinss ‘dee. | BUNGALOW—4 room: ~ bailt-in ‘bath ‘ . - atreet, Murphy oc hasement. marame. ~ yailt-ta bath. BUNGALOW —Vera ave corner t : *chiand « . | &%. Phone Tw SG Booth | ie bath, builtcin BUNGALAW amet LAYTS—4-room dunga. low. 150 feet fromt; alee lets: easy terme. St. Charles car. St. Jobn's Station 3 biecks Berth on Emineace, Ed. Zeiler, _—— | BARGAINS—Let me show you ' very easy terme. ae iow as $100 cash. vt r+. Take Creve Coeur car to Eat Milton av. "“.-! walk north “% bileck. Ask fer <. & Sugsc or Jd. H. Meder, pad fistures: let KEAND ie ee ee ee | ty & Z il ae Ol a nate COE oer “si » ES eh x A

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STNDA MAY 18. “18 — Maplewood _ LARGE LOTS PF cae, “Bid month. © ST IN JENNIN 8. et ——— ‘nai @ eenmerne Y FOR SALE SUBURB'N pROP'Y FOR SALE, SUSURB’N PROP’Y FOR SALE) SUBURE'N. PROP’Y FOR SALE _ SUBURB’'N PROP'Y FOR SALE SUBURB'N PROP’ GELsTe? AN at shady, 01 ALL 3 you NEED Is $150 REAL BARGAIN » oD. iwrTrnsa e hen t! ‘ ’ fu tik ft ark vt? tts 5% om J [ihe ‘ eh for ane ’ ! ax a bk co. 604 - lime nea cit it PS wall paral try ay tin Bungalow ‘ ao SS ’ _ " . f ie 7 ; i ES) , — of ateamn 1 . , 5 tract >a il. ~). edga: . —* : 7 REALTY STATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, , Flats, AP artments, Residences For Sale Today: ge 1700 REAL EST or e nge, ani » al ung OwWs s, Cottages, $ "SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR SALE | SUBURS'N PROP'Y FOR SALE SUBURB'N PROP’'Y F es Brentwood — STORE OR C HICKEN F. ARM Located en North and South rd.. mort rth of Manchester: tot 100x310: 6 rooms and tt f store. brick: all modern: ciese to schools -); °' and stores: $10.000 takes it. | Tae ‘y brick price A a a - ~ ——— — A » % ‘ ; , ry raz “s R gine. ont bb. et ft deen : ag _ 4 rene and “4 Bt SS 636 trent. be = (t. deem. |B TA Sobed etiie, Fours. marae 200 : ; rer ay aa: front. Deawt! fu! state. cash required. Stark. acc ol ve st Terms S100 caeh bate _ eo ‘“ _ OLIVER. 65 1 block east of on _ Manchester rd ‘hipoe®a and ctor 1410. canee eur: "4 ‘hesatnut aiesaus PO 8 te eee ee, ‘ “hee*ny 4 SV en - PooOm brick. Ri - aE: eal : -E & BRO. ~Y REAL. HOME: sey | 200 ' > +’ ' ooms diwco 2Ot-water N Dy ( | »M i L E rE Si .. ‘tile 1c paths. " pri e ennui . terms (OME AND SEP THESE Rox _W- Post Dis. ~ XN EW BUNGALOWS BU NGAI AW —5-ROOM BRICK AY aT HOME STATION Ho ea ath =a , a ot > SELL en re 7611 _ 815 noes. cottages, res deo t in Maplewood ~ U Gorman Realty Ce.. in Maplewoo: it-Too ~~ house SA00% ~O00x173: fan of every conv a Ae . ; nience: ¢ ‘n Zephyr D:.. al opti E ~ ‘ . ~~ gen 1059S. i ee | CROICEST LOT IN OLD Zpt-room house: fin os. 7329 Richmond MO = 4 > 4 . . . . ; Ml . ) ~ 26 - ORRIS-AACH R_ : ! COUNTRY CLUB GROUNDS Ry oa . Peel trade on fiat.” \ 7-ROOM BUNGALOW 135x365 35 | mig todez: Seso0. car ne: a - A YOU WILL LIKE _ o ‘ al hot-water heat. commer’ ‘dweeg % retty shrubbery. fruit |.arged and remodeled into modern siucco | ' =: metal weather stripe: . ; aa + : : rihyt. i : ' , = ” Sn ——— LOOP. ville: 5-reom ef One of the highest locations in St. Louts County. a ee i od Si ctiieenes 20 Onna - gaia aga RI He $16.00 reams, ' ths, hot-water heat, gz oa ain. To ee Coe me : HOUSE—7 | rooms ae 1 Cos 7 nning FP yg a oe ; BUY FROM BU i. DER 3 aiaateateitaly: a nian’ at Deeds od on a “The : Ys ' water heat. tile bath th ~ ee garage, basement. fur- Lots priced as low as $8.00 per foot. . V INITA PARK BUNGALOW room rock bungalow: gees payment. balance inonsb- har . , ele 7-1 “ a) a yom ‘eter ol utiful 10-reom stuece: | sPC TT he ’ jres : nNaTsG. oe . ali . : id x k er = acres Wit J — a rage @: : ive sout! rd. west make any cacellont ela we f kK | house. beautifut let. tn beautiful — Hilla, on made i 1] oT- ~ REALTY CO. altor H. B. Surkamp, kealtot , _ - , : ;- i r et - nw ae _. > : s from Broadwa) ‘ - on . .- mW) pe $4800) $800 caah cash , , . fair a ot a Cabany 2509. (c&M) = : OO: S700 , _> _— “on nid > once: will be sold qaickly ; a oo = ae oe roed. about 100 feet west of the , , . tT a . _. ae . j r r 3 : resident o@ner wants quick sale For price Clayton _ — fh payrients: take Creve Coeur car to Miers "WM, STECK. Ag . ag oe Sani 60. | Kirkwood Trust Co. ] Station. « south ~ bDiocks Ask for 6-5 —_ bn = ‘. a . Jon mgei or address Angium, Mo. R . eSIVAN« an seau ———— — bargain: leaving city: home Suneay ~ 1939 Upton 2-room eiabora HOME—?7 n c} he rate pium bing : front peo dern iu iT ~ o ‘ ~ : 4 # . “eT RUY IN ST. LOUIS ‘ layton Mo. —— N .* : j 10 om house ne “ TAGS Bea ic iene ~: hot-water heat ‘RUTCHER ; y —— atte “TLECCO BUNGALOW twood foo: Water. fas and elect It Its . t harc wood floors must see this home ant 4a 18 0 . ” - & ER R. E co 10> - 7635 | Henderson date lot 375x275 in Sunest —— ene bieock from 3 car Be ’ S80 A 110 Madison st “or. - son: new o Louisa Heights Terms, $25 cash. Balance monthly. SCHOPP re7thing s REALTY CO. 7306 Manchester e ‘erms 50x160: rea- | nies Out on . ‘ ‘ onty $4500 Located on the east side of the beaut! seal Ge 6211 EASTON A\ . we ; " =? . : o ” i SKO00 Foal 4s meg: FY . } * 4 es": : 0 —=900 block ——— +7 sidewalks. - a5 t ac as oe : ‘house on | a 1 oO ae. 3 ee BRIDELL REALTY co... ' > «1 | xs modern he ° woh 3 ch av. Gee bester SY the stak | MATER RE & TY, | fiom. ell sel? this at leas = MANHATTAN—Frame., 55 rms. .. bath. | ihe TT} : Se; pooen hones AB ness ee an 7258. Manchester neo a TR bargain: = SENCE—O rooms. all mer ot I> niles =: - tor 2 families. JULTO Cam- ac res on Dietrich i r 7 a’ ood, 250 Poe some t DENC E—d6 modern rooms, trade for St. me DIEHT. auwtiful site wenty-four pe ER terms. 3418 Kensington av. Mo. ravo Kingshighway. = iy et nt — i) ever en —* amend @> + es, On @ St * oe mos suai bargain vou t 14 reet ry fine te. ma 7 $. ». ENCE—7-room, two baths, fruit and | 1d “4 ore ¥ — untrv Pat 3b bome _ East St. Louis Lee jot 660x135; si IME THING FINE TO HALF seen. t Kast St. | Twenty acres scerson Phone . Close to two trel! levs. ‘BLOCK business SELL OR TRADE oO ee Lot > oe Twenty acres ‘heap (has from Courthouse pear LOT S—?. East St. Louis - State | Geyer: acre grapes. ; | acr Street TB East St. Louis =i = @:ectric 5. w Ww AC RE Gr . AGE—30 a Cw ravols a= erty Ferry rd. > = aanen ‘ Cay furnace barn. chicken house . ; ‘ A cio8e [to street cars and _ _ rk Wood wr hoo! G@istrict- ‘ 0 Jard reads, ocks highway. a a A from & Sa Doin An ot . .* . ih) . | _ BUILD 1 block om car line and 2 Manchester av., mest beau- terrace corner, price S.2000 A TEMPORARY 7361 property for $1 500 | Ma- ] n> {ger s and ne wie . . . 7) . ~4 . _ . ‘ 4 ; . ow? Go ty lly A 0). 0-AC RE HOMESITE Ue. -— Pe al acres. Grave —4 4nd lights. Wii Givide = a “Pex SDENCE—3110 Walter av.; beautiful — Urteie bath. — ana gas. 3011 ce OO. TER y. ov BECK cv... | N. Broadway. Colfax 606. (c} sy — : a oe a —. . 7 : — 3 ee aouth to 2315 Ketnlen a alesmen on ground caily and Sunday. | ‘bel. Realtor. ) : Oxi ' A. : . KENWOOD SPRINGS ectric. hardw floors, — fe scr . " = c- 7 | , ~ TOx3I a west on al Bridge rd. am . P RROS RE. CO... 813 Ch I LAND. VALLEY HOME - | J or J : AL S NSET TERRACE “fan | | eee | 6ROOM BUNGALOW BARGAIN lTpD HOUSE— acres > hous “ets « ail S$t5o eas - : “rope hardwood floors. tile bath, . ¢ be 10x220 g00d coport@iity te ese 7 > - ALTHEIMER, t. #17 fase an + . » Ls a, r ’ oT . ; ‘+ : Af R E TRAC | = ~ a : =" . : : ’ , \ \{ : ~ = \ . Fa imnrs | session. Inquire » Heingeimann : > a } ° a ~ ray . 7. . F Ri DE , 23° “ . ne ‘“res a corapliete with . . : . m "RAY 2 com except fur-i two ty rms. ENGLISH R £. €O ‘ ’ ~ feantrvy Bancalew T ENGLI’ 7 “OWNER LEAVING ee ae )s —K irk w 00c MODERN RESIDENCE — wae eS | | = = + | : e 564. eas 6 W. CARRSWALD DRIVE BARGAIN BUNGALOW AT FERGUSON ~~ oo lows: 50x14 od floors SEN &£ GENTLEMAN'S fiomME OC~é=S Ct KENT JARVIS. 706 = ‘ow, four rooem downstairs Brick ; seven rooms and solarium , mt : E RL ok oe ae Orr sf th ne at a} tp ewlei me a ae viele — et hon a — floors ; hot-water heater. ss closets. Attic; loweete upetgire. reasqnable. " a a — . $46. ail Jt. phone Forest , “ Four large sleeping rooms with > Lot garage; chicken house. Ssx 150 “modern. eareee | ‘alvwect§ ¢rwertame. be? | royrns bach. e'ec- | a5 . _ : t ’ . ; 7 ’ : - room = a Fer ow . - Le ' ’ rriz oe ; : om awl ; 14 1634 OAKDALE AV. a A ag ge OE = Second House South of 6400 W. lade bridge NE A ee eee ———— —_ Road 38000 Ra ; ' ¥ auth . | BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN KE Nw iy OD SPRING S a ' 2150: price ; ox: TT SATION | Pe le cone ne nee, basement; os — >. , : °T im : ! re pre*t) s. _ Hers r 2 a Y ‘ aia ; @ biuff Rarreg Stalign e.' d a - : nd Ma pie De ’ -oorms and — ‘land ‘ rooms. BR EC Sauer be.. wont of Manley «6.; oth R SEIRER . ) py eS EE A TNE STEPUNG MARK ON MEAL ESTATE m tiful, bungalow. ne id mex _o2 = frame. "antwood Goons: ai ar dD oa | E, & INV. ¢ — ae (99) | 27D: Tot 00; thi: beautiful & ay . | ae a enti taaeninaer ¢ : SP EC I AL B AR iATN 412 Pr esant rd. 5 roams. %-story ‘SEAR “WESTWOOD COE ¥ & ’ , . > eg > 1% ; oa 4 ; OG yw tt NOW READY treuire Mrs Lee. 8823 Scott a! | mots'n “hone yg Over Quarter CENTURY $15.00 to OO per foot ready to build on. iy I MEIER| - REAL ESTATE CO. rater and | — - Pa wel ee portatio AT frame. A and 706 Centriwy Bidg. brtck. tre wierr hea util a =, wom! - , : MORRIS , +s. 1 rs 130: HE SRY HIEMENZ R. bath, ete terme ‘all Sunday or — ee Gaye: take & Charlies ear © Df ne ae SUD! VISION 6 rooms. bath, electric. ¢ bourse, large ca fulta! wee e Says s@'i Quack ¢ H. BT SS REALTY Colfax 1865. eash. Ralance $20 this New 4 roome can , finished attic | - ar line and sew echeool site: restricted right. everal com? wacent lets = and it will pay | S1LO0O0 BALANCE $0) PER MONTH aND INT? ne — exter, : Raldwin, ~ - and om jet “OR ‘Beautiful Stueeo Colom New 4 rooms tiie bath. Throughout oun Om. * S100 cash, ‘ mur "$804 Jenn ngs Azen' *.. Walk south one blieek weet te first stucce mend. —) reomes. bath hardteod ot: wlll make easy terme con ane owe the fret freee and grape. * Bewly Ceimted and decorated con . * @arete. cranes iat SO one | The rent Marshal! A-356 Poet Diane! ck —AR¢ Reddins ere a! S-coerm weacte oo " ee heath ee. ioe heet ay : - te eet wee eyen © ~e A by N« ore nerf + teeiating Net new ¥, thaa MODERN ow a> a” YER =F ' meow 78 Rm ws BR EC KE NRIDGE PLACE Heautiful Normandy Home Brentwood : Brenieooa two - SU lathe tor sum- $7000 easy a/menr is COUNTRY norta ‘of ee “wo? : nw furna: 7, ana Waie ra = Me RAD a rote "ereop 12?’ a ne ton A ee a er $400 burs thie or t quick. owe Ma eo bowel! or ri... 3 K east of North and South ri. cor. Seott and High- See owner. Smith YT—] Ou 1 8° Jennings @ick $* ner fant S452 Ciiftan if: rear and above also beet Paisinesse corner HM BiSS8 REALTY Calfax 1885 ie’ ‘ JENNINGS RARGAINS mA 4 2 rear Ba cermrernt furnas guarace io €541°98 % ~~ fore 5461 Hamiit roid basement sce me “04 <w tuer a se rrer »? wma 5s ~ a a Feo - ° _ Proper OH WETER REALTY P'S ons anand 7 J Trot — * @ifa “JENNINGS ce suPurben heme: 6 reome conreniences last Retuecet price Uwner, S615 Clifttes. "25° ¥ BE Office Kirkweoed Bank SUNGALOW—S voommn. bee orice reaerne bie RI SGaLOw— oe __ madern 5 room st NGALO Wse— °or auick saie TY wy 44 N. Sara, — BUNG ALOW—748 Leaderer | Penney! van is: A =a _ maodern chay ™ber - wr. WEBER A REALT ae nites 2a We BL NGA LOW — 7637 weod 4 rooms ard «un math electri: : ree arr _ Jefterson and Greveta, el age tt _———s Ri Sir = a Ca te “" carete 5 wher an ae Pt NGALOW—3108 (ers areca” s Tr, JOHN H. ABBUTT. Realter. od ¥aer Tm ma - the | e /‘ Saree. . amt feet a | Fire ~ean , cax® bealame le marth See owner 1612 x. | ~w ASD—REAT TIPtL HOME ~<s “Jtale a+ + Metit heuel: © . mae eee AeE lett 23 Phu | - + Re 2 re ee

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TET Te Be ade =e flPer mH F am Pa ae war Se laa ae 79 a Pyar “QoS ; : ‘ . ed 4 3 Bay A Fd fo a pC eras bal ats Le eg Sy .% - wy . = —>- . > 7 _ as 4 me ‘ » . ‘ > rr ' Pee rm SP ~ wor aw = . SUNDAY. _MAY 18, 192 ms is 4 r Se SAY 18, 1924. 2 : 7 M 024. A; MAY 18, 1924 ” 1700 REAL ESTATE Foy Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F lats, Apartments, Reside: Residences For Sale Today: ae es *, ‘2 : as SR a Ping gee “+ ee, toe fre Peas rb yer NE A oe PROP'Y Fr : Y FOR SALE. SUBURB’ ’ : oR SALE B _— rs N PROP'y FOR SALE SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE) SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR SALE | SUBURB’N PROP’ — j denn ings ) : Maplewood tt chmond Heights Bt. encom | _PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURB’'N PROP’y FOR SALE SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR SALE) * _—— : — Ae Cc, ge : L ARGE LOTS © h. °* 2817 h modern, 1 : down, $10 month. aB1% eat, la water — inn $1000 . finished, large base’ . 3 S. EIM AVE.—A bargain for $7500 Webster | Groves Webster Groves 309 {t. dew ) $3200. | . - Benton 1463 Ered tile } aa ; i¢ rooms; garage; N “ n M. ns . math. hardw ”» : —., STA me 8. . -~ > 424 ft. Bows oa, ae © irae Stark. 3630 Olive st. orte av. re * med arawe -dOO-foot iot: owner eavenn 1024 Title Guar. Bidg. | Ze EEE OE OE EEE EET tr 621 Atlanta av., located in a most beav- Of cash, bain hy’ prices WW ’ WRITE for map oe Webster and our =» $35.00 . | eo Re ie a Sait sae Cee ED, tiful section, among large shade trees and . Mme hLionth! . > = ? COs. eid 7°78 © " t oe Bat 50 | ©593R. ner. 740] Dale. Benton U N | V E RSITY : hestnut. — WEBSTER GROV ES TRUST ¢ co... | oe a £. oe . os Bernd 3 Pee Race oo ee ee Re > ke room, kitchen and pantry: second floor. | AMER REALTY Co., 156 | HOME—iIn- Richmond Heights. new: “1610 | a e sleeping rooms, many closets and bath: (c) *enney ly ania: Old English type: color ial 4 $14, 000 brick, 6- room house, steam heat. meta! | 3 gr * ; See ans ae a, ~ posers ok ae x ee oF : REO FS Ges ; fireplace: antique d Lal | mo | Weather strips, $6500. JAS. (. MORFIT, | votel eG > ee RP RE ee » ae , ere en 5 et Some eee at ae rage. COPTAG ~ / r; $10. 500. 186 Harvard, ] Bidg 2 eS N hata Sai Mian. Oe am, Sect ph ee >L” "a S, 7 S N ~ k—-3 rooms. me. larme = 1 _ rust Co. Re ] ‘ " ric, sewer, sidewalks: on made H aL rr Sten oe Te aes . i ri @ Bees. aay! ; Sie Sn, a pager Be oe a e o> . } ERL ES & TO E Pi Bechanan. B34 h: a tors : dec } for $4760; $1000 cash, | “*OUSH——7-room modern home. ver -| Parlor: hot-water Ke ; a —— rajance ems ; tel brick bungalow 7 room ' 2 ry a real buy tor a day Sonable in price and terms. ix RODING. throughout ; attached ric tt awood floors | NEW WEBSTER BUNGALOW, $7500. Fay = = Ue ae Bee yc RR a ERE IS nator e594 *_.. plumbing ofireplaces. tile bah, 4 SAL TY CO.. 7306 Manc hester. | 009." + (209 Manchester, Benton Mcchal’ an on premises.” | 309 1 block north Frisco 6 5. RE acs Ras Ah a Sn gE aah DEMERS ae oe ES én 331 PARK I ROAD Boe grip ‘ar carace , close to a - R 4 tha |; oe e Yr « ; DERME Yi 517 9 ,; every re Sper t- dec orated and ready for oc- a ; Se ; a pra - VW EBSTER PARK ! ER Re E. co. 105 N. Oth. jenn : : , 7 4 __*orest 3196 cupancy: lot 50x 160: beautiful shade et ’ >) aw &-. oa » ete Sa ee bile es ‘ . Most attractive 8-room residence: beau | COTTAGE— 1921 oOo Falion. : ; Broom brick? , P ney 114 - rT : a : : ss , es 2 ede - rs x a ' ‘ “ ’ i380 n° ouee bea utiful ; wit bath, hot- seed with nev hieh- R: ,- hmond Heights; 100x1 50. Benton | M U. S T . WORE xem or (SRACH } Y ; h god floors, furnis | 13 OBJ. SEL L fen A t. CO.. 100 N 8th. s large living room: 3 fine bedrooms and _ ton Ot-Water heat: hardwoog f) Xe r block fr m City tLupits «CHOICE CORNE) . —e lazed porch on second floor: hot-water 00 loc ) Kn LO! colonial Diaces, heated carage for mA i yall, for $ 0.000. 7.32 Stanley av. 57% feet, on C ity Limits car lines street, | i= ersning; ‘om built. “A Garage; ~ ‘ Toleeete RAVING TOWE water best location. this hone: n't — . FESR. ee ‘ - turn. Priced around 750. — room modern Uric ‘k fescribe 1 to brick, hardwood floors, | 59 2g NEW, ROOM KESIDENCE F r C ae convenient to gchooils, cars. etc. See Phe F i. i rear a * , a ae > & TREMBLEY- -WILSON _ __ Groves. bate Buc : fraiie A} papered; garage; pase A nkin. Richmond Heights: $1500 ame re - WALTER SCOTT ¢0O., 805 Chestnut. _ RS S| eet « eae, SBrer on 8, ae eR, be, F > > , | oe on: * Sunset Terrace; bargain, $6250; | _MECKEL REALTY: ¢ 00. | otta se WEBSTER GROVES BARGAIN META! {IES te . ' ° oR. iced low | ‘BUSHL BURNS, ii ° u ungalow: mo (| 6916 High) ing and pa sering: S26 Providence Ste rg ——- - , gas -car q@arage: lot 62.6x128; priced low we? J SES- ESL ERNG ‘Chestnut cd 150x160 flow price ult f ; REALTY CO. 7306 Manchester. price cut to $7500: ‘only $1500 cash. there; | rooms, furnace: Cectp!Yersity City; three ‘any fair er accepted. See Mr. Ittner | See a a ee So PR a She Cis EE Os eras —_ ME EA c, 60-ft. lot; at ae RSS = oct: a Br. of S .5 THEO. R. APPLE. 772 Chestnut. or qiarnace: garage: . BUX * water, garage, | BU ant tee Webster er Groves t by Re ft. -* ere 4 reame ena ¢ no ry. shade appa , ‘ , * B.A ae focus, co es ee 7501 Jerome: 4 rooms and | hools t bearing fruit trees (iis ! y; 7-room brick bunga- G lences. Kasy terms. sa8 c. MORFIT. CHARMING BUNGALOW bewutiful rha de | HOMES—aAna v —— e ~ . acant lo Bi! . ba ‘ys gis at reasonable | - PTS REALTY list of homes: prices $1500 to $4 shrubbery: first floor, living rooms, dint 6 easy terins. C ITY HOME (3828 ATLANTA AVE—2-story —— OP SBE ag: SE eee ta Lame ges ee he Se IG AN Kirkwood a oO te ee ae ink ore BS BO Ph basement, fruit cellar. ‘laundry room and ; os. stucco; “gas, bath, fur- | owner; ccorations; built by | -room reside just completed; beautiful 1024 Title Guar. SRS . nee, kitcnenette and sun | station; well-built. bungalow; moder ern 1 ip A; oy oe eee. Ps ae a Ae eee x SP ee RAR = 4 ) Central Nat. Bank « Bidg. Olive 8020. ee - ee ; ae ber SR ; : = . sreesreneaitins ) a rooin , Office open Sun ER R. EB. CO 725 lot 350x130. salesm Simmons av. : brick; Ox “4- room ii ck ee ee ee : 100x100. 3E—Beantiful modern — LO T—1551 Belleview, the finest lot in _Delmar _ trees; terms to suit purchaser. O ioe > & ; sere eee} = 3 a, Be ' pen OO) ow AS i oe ae ‘ tifully arranged with entrance ha!! and | va Bldg. easy terms. Room 1, Puller- ollow tile t - . ‘tt and vide-' — . F : i a . : Ay eco: slate roog, wee furnituse; serege; strect a de ii ae 6 rooms, sun Parlor, breakfast -HELPENSTEIN PARK HOME og hardwood floors throughout: pretty for « hauffeur. one : sidewalk nade. 3 > err You ‘s bin ade. Box W-404. Post- Dispatch, hint ALTE R SCOT _-- O.. 805 Chestnut tile bath. hardwood floors, lot 72x t tile bath: eve ‘ 3 summer oo 8 rything y wy ie bath; one block from 2 car | cash, balance RES rent; price S85 rock bungalow: moet comple rte 2g ‘ nie cash payment. balance imonth- . RANKIN i argains electric, rood furnace just finished paint: room bungalow. very modern throughoot: é 900: Bful 10-room stucco: im ’ baraan | ode Fe COTTAGE — S042 a: ¢ ae a - lLackwood. Webater. Odern ae - wa da. (c} SCKEL | REALTY terms. once k “an ice open Sunday. sieiliaenete — sds ke ‘O.. Mair - mut on” Mancheste “read” “hotel: Five rooms and breakfast room. | _ NEW BRICK BUNGALOW 48 2 ro. gm le, south of Forest Park: WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut, Olive_1421 Rr 5 Biase: ' ° electric - Webster Home, $5000 Below Value. =— wee, | C AGE—@mall frame, only ee ! | easy terms. Hugh Brammer, 156 Odeon out on manchester wonderful niition; | | 8 rooms, m tt brick, ood | - e co o- a r " as Ren a ene pene nce SO oe ps ; brick; in won |floors, hot-water heat.” ve Ryd mare | 567: sc HABE FET Re REAT LTY ¢ Olive 7, beautiful rooms, tile built-in bath, a ee ee ine eee e's ge | A FEW OF OUR LISTINGS | ee. nears | y JST | (e? ae on . on made : Ouse, penmeetet lot. 142, in beautiful Zephyr iHiilis, : lot; % block | — V. ~ecewees floors, 2-car garage, breakfast SHh500. ; . “5 d price right, at | West of Bellevue, now bej ; — bom) house: West kK ‘ ; a real bome an i Sunday. able price te terms. ene paved reason - ~ BEAUTIFUL LOT , room sleeping porch, lovely grounds: i——— A 501150. $4800. irk wood; close bere ry CO, 7: 7308 Manchester | Open Sunda S McKain ay IN ; : | must be seen to be appreciated. Owner FOR P ‘ VAY Tw 720 Marshal!: 5-room modern, new a ag Fecahe market, 8 “BUX, . it ti . , md : R ee ——— ed : . . , j ; ‘~~ _ . 7 don “> : ; . % . repiare iturnace — .~s or: residences. COULAE*S, bungalows, flats | RESIDENCE : (238 Stanley av.. 7 UNI\ ERSIT Y Cl T ¢ | WENEAL len die Fa Olive thee A SADEN A, VW EBSTER bungalow: lot 50x137'6": a good home | 3548 &. Seana: ad : ot | ern; all improvements; This lot is most desriably and eanve. | 82 '” ATL ANTA AVE.—New Duteh "Colen. ON BIG BEND ROAD AND SELMA AV | a a - bougnt on terms, ment of S estward. move- N N C \ $50 jog” Ondertul batmain; | — ond Oxl40 t - Le black month apy (Richmond Hotes, [tal dist rict. ‘wuis’ most exclusive residen- | onal , a ® as — dena, Webster, on large, deep lots. The first of this original, distinctive S. €. cor. Bompart and Clark; six- | : Dl. : ce ° ; v- ' +' - ye | ‘Richm ond pl.: od room brick bungalow on one floor, modern | perpemrioe asked makes it an attractive | A beautiful new 5-room bungalow, type duplex dw ellings in St. Louis is completed. Sey éral others are now Te ee. eee, eee ree | | G80! Me ~UCeS. Om car line; see q pi 5 to $20 oh: foat: water, electric, nny $8750; representative on premises | Call Cabany 7650 or Box Y- 415, P.-D., ; wend and weg | os. ~ spacious li renee ete: seenne: Same Paunet aK AGE—4 a “as i 2 tery ady your inspect! e , . itors buncalow : hardwood a ayo) “brede ll, Benton 1077W. (cB) WONDERFUL I INVESTME NT PROPERTY U N lV ERSITY TWA — | on we i be char: ned wits Nee | in a ee a Poet ty commodious din- | meee | EDW, RUT 2 metal Weather sirip » 3 tere rick 4 CITY \ ACANT ent interior arrangement and the beau- | /"8 room, butler’s pantry, lavatory, breakfast nook and kitchen on). All of the above are convenient to Grand 839) i R 5. Price ‘ice Owne enton | Oilets; hardwood floor ho ) a t | . ry : ; cut r price. ‘ r, 8 aaapeber hea! > om at your Pp ilot 110x130: on o1 Ss SOI AL ail : / . ; | ie of bes | ; -D oF today. House open ai! after- i as . 6- ein house, 150 Parsons st_ (wen. aw. —-7 | Richmond Heights: good int wt corners is ORNELL, STAN : oF TRONTING | a em ‘rium and cedar room on the second floor. You can live | id GREATER ST. LOUIS REALTY Co.. brick. bath. electric: . EDW te t condition; garage; 042288; 4 patgain, 7400 block Zephyr: lot 50 | ent and an ides, i BAS Ae RST.) WM. J. HOL DOWAY. 19 N. &th st 2 ae SN. Sth. Care Ole. y | S_ REAL 1 N. Grand an sewers. sidewalks; will | Gio apartment house site. Call | AD: FUL aie J. v_\. Sth st. and let the income from the other half pay off your inyestment. We}! | 21 N. a a . ‘ x heat: jot 754145: ® troll 1 - ___ | 7524 RANKIN p++ eet ~~ LOU Ts | price for quick sale $12,000. JAS. c.|Choice Pasadena building sites ca t ie path. electric: room buncaiod: 3 aes meen . 0x1 00 e. cor, ene Eee | Beautiful 5-room brick » BL. . én en ante wane 5 OF THE FUTURE | MORF TT. i024 Tits Guar. mee C. steer ecumincend cat nr Prat ery one be purchased on easy terms, Wettatinn ‘Ebw Ue ; # “femfort, 1 ‘block from’ car ~| one floor; hardwood ficora throughout, hot-/| MAR BL. TO BE se. DEL- 10-ROOM RESIDENCE _ ag Pom hee of buick ee me estment opportunity to a limited BU NGALOW—Matt brick; 4 rooms, bath, | a-> fra - 4 : 7 ’ , » - - ; / , yt ou: arapes: shaded terrace corne r, price $3000. at In bargain; $1 500 Ca sh “ Yr handle. T } . ‘ OLE R eam weae . = ‘X fruit tree S, shrubb ery and fine shade trees. Inv esti ate thi t } Vv D ; 7e ’ st : Surnace py | pres ~_ Soak 36s BS-BRIDELL REALTY CO., 7361 | SNGLISH & ENGL isH PR. . CO ICE on H A NL RY “ages : AT i © Meeks frees anre The best buy in Web. sug S today. rive we on Big Bend road to Pasadena — — “TOOTH Moiodern home 2% Acres: Rj | er av av. Renton 408@ 71 161 “Mane hester fe) : VE B LOCK NOKTH ad G4 NNON ster Price $7500 Cali Sunday. Webster 7 BU aw ALOW—New + eg 4 ta han awn a4 eS | _ an MAR. | 3 "807 Per | ich all conveniences; regain: terms. | “opraGbod I ' acCRADY. 207 Pendieton ay. Brentwood Write or phone for particulars. Inquire a at 2004 Lucas and Hunt rd. _—s| “© "ig ~~ toa = Bumiprovements. om Geyer ra: : BuUINGER, 7259 Manchester av. (c8) | RIC HMOND HEIGHTS. — 54 Marshall, § rooms and reception She TA wus . bargain: SR000 “* " xT CE—6 roome: all cohveniences : - age fa : vas, electric, furnace, hardwood , 1 miles north west of ‘pe uted tor 2 families. S620 Cam - ix133. coms, sun | see xD ee Groves me SEZ, : “than? garage eee core. . rooms. hall 802 ~ Chestnut. Olive 8424. 13360. 1461 Rowen. ef call Te , u ao th t. é , Y acres on Dietrich r@.- som - $1500 |! “y | ington rd. : GES—lIn Wellston, from $2500 up. ‘ ® tim- N E—6 } modern rooms, 15 | i water hea pington r modern-in every respect: 2 cosh er 4 , utiful ie 2, S250 per acre A pri ie Menciamen av. Ma- (Penneyivania Park): fine | @cres. JAS, Cc. MORFIT, 1024 Title Guar nies Pac ong 4 rooms, bath, gas, electric. vi VOLON LAL Webster Groves _ a : 1 Pas ret dee fhe ot eatover : | — floor: nice. comfort. | —Bidg. a shay 7 KAN P. "9186 Wainwright Bldg. | 243 Bristol rd.: ry attractive 7-room | _ i Se are Ser ‘K—- 2153 Ouk: gs Nay es my AG i Ae ice—t-rcom, two. baths, past and | * | PARK ; TRI fa ga Ik Y : Te. , : a URS : P a . i Ji0C be 7 — , his. wii divide. tnd De Denny: water - etainiy: eslling very “cheap. 3453 | — 1d Yate. we. ___Cabany 9233. | Oabany 6278 before 10.0: Bs sg Sbene | 345°'S. GORE AVE — Attractive 5 new 7-| Gass” cteceagnnat, hot-water Seat: let Sts | WANT TO LIVE— 6463 Wellsmar av.; chance for worki 2831 N. Grand oy acres. Couch and Rose ait ar.; | - ttan, Maplew (,c~ ) 7447 I LYNDOVER | PLAC | BUNGALOW—4-roo: ‘ lot 100x166. walk —— "sAS. ore as ta Title | concrete curb and gutter: one of the most | LIV E IN W EBSTER pio ee cereal See. from_owner. | Closing . IN UNI ty the | D the fi *hool d church 20 VERSITY TERRACE | ' 1e ocatt on. rive out the Big e first floor, and three bright, cheerful bedrooms, tile bath, sola- | Sramsportation, Scheels Gad enarence. COTTAGE—1813 Glasgow ay... rooms *Un parlor. hard my p68: ANDERSON-CAIN | ¥ ra wood floors, meorific ‘tor $1350. "ae i VENZL. ic ‘K, _1010 Chestnut. _ Oliwe » 142 27. | a aise . COME 6 rooms, mode: conveniences cash | a co... w _ Broséway._ from Manchester av.; most beau- air heat. tile bath; lot 47x247- will sell! fr ' > ; = t ONCE, | With ~ acres of grownd, covered with terma. "2315 Kienlein av. : : the} a “in ° ® ; : j = = B sell" thin’ ay "teen hal snepertee Beran nase, saoe terme | ~=BUNGALOWS!! | * "ssslgtiateren xo : apne a 0 ] i ~ ‘rr —* ’ a é d re _». SEVENTH : WEBSTER GROVES HOMES Al, FRED BAKER RE AL TY ( ‘(OMPANY. BUNGALOW—On Welismar: 5 rooms, one rage Ww. L HS REALTY’ ¢ , 4 . 4 vear old; lot-40x135; $1000 down. | See| 9 Grand acre, = hs _ Maplewood, “ie ' oo 2024 w: 6 beautiful rooms: | house W. of —— — ; arge | Of S5SaP- sleeping porc!} > oo == Ping porch, modern: fam... large lot. - = a Sidebotham, 6107 on. (c) ve Street rd.: ¢ : - ———- { ne to divide; act USE Go $8500.' BUNGALOW—_W onderful. n new. 5 rooms. Olive 8: 342 Ww ebster 114 | residence, with two. tile baths; hardwood COTTAGE—4-room frame. lot 60x128; er sito Walter av., beautiful| N. E, a OF BURLY ANIA AY. Groves 99) | (99) | the flower, gardens, the well- -kept homes | ANTHONY SCHMITT R CO., 406 Int. acres, improved, Pranvtns ‘ " + eater eeearepnatieennncanatinrttaiiaail tibia be on ite 7 ‘ . ‘ TRE TREMBL, LEY - -Ww LSON, Websater Groves 9 I y ebat: oS... | and Shady lawns. You will enjoy the Life Fidg.- Olive 14. . @cre grapes: fine orchard. $800 - . i per 5 . le 1140: terms, price S500. | SPE CIAL > Ric ‘E FOR IMME beire Bl NGALOW—Modern. 6 rooms: Rarage: oR home lots los : t A ; . ° oP ' - » a. i Vi . an: iV a « 1} W ebdst e 8 ' ts vi : TER J. OVERBECK REALTY CO. 8 rooms, herdwood floors, tile A mg fruit, flowers; 50, 168x150. 709 Rob-!| today ines ae = ¥ (85) | _Out-of-doors. Hours and hours of hole- | =... AG m bri P30 aorse on Gever and Daugh. ni N. Broadway. Coifax 606. sic) | 100x180. 2-car garage. a, $00) inson f —— — | some recreation and nlensure aon hy COTTAGE—63xx Hobart. a vs re bath, electric, hastbes “barn, ouse andy ee ag Slee = Gratiot oF Rich- MORRIS AACH R. LO., 826 Chestnut st. BU NGAL Ov 2209 iLouise; new 4-room | trnet + Tg gS | ee week th “eae days and blanket nights. P-gp DIAMOND REALTY“ eb. aE; . SUMS a in Maplewoo Uratiot or cn- | = — j modern 3UU, $500 down: olf! " ~ = 4 oa > + +0 : e res Dure air adds zest to erhodl ‘distri a ntiroad Heights’ If so, let me show you 7412 Se WISE Sunday. fice open $15.50" “IAS (. MORFIT, 1024 Title | YOU HAVE TOLD US +h yt Here are all the conveniences of | Goi SoS Eee Te * eet: va _— = a them at fair prices: easy | . HARRY BISHOP, 62144 Easton. © v4 $ facilities and amusements a- plenty. You NE BI ‘(NGA Vv HILMER. DU K - | ané your family will be healthier and etectrie:. price ay. 4 rooms. furnace. bath, heh” ma en 7 rooms wgara Soar 0000. : i e Salesm ian oO rem dD. CL ARKSON Kirk we - eile ua ——— wa& fine location; good neighbo ‘hood: pienty | only $8: 200 Pox A-390. Post- Dispatch. 2pd. Mo. PLEWOOD BU NGALOW PARK SAV ING " 1 ah | fruit; lot 60 - "G4 “=: . anpie ice $425 Se ALOWs— i ¢ MAT » rAL, | N 7 oT 18 S7 ri rat it, Ra OUX315; reasonable. 645 Mar. SE E OR PHONE EN N 1 . —— " ° pier in these pleas; ~ Wholesome sur- R Dp iH P as 6 Yer Curtis av. | D to wove ve ¢ modern | te _{Wood- ) : 7 rooms, recep- | Ooak! and and Yale. Cabany 9299 | tna! lav., W ebster Groves. Webster : 26 LO7TWw E.G. SAMPRECHT. wate thes Rl | IF THE PRICE WAS RIGHT | rominen Would you “ie a house hidden | —UARF 2 a SHEPH) IRD, 55° 29 : — | CP 4 Bm hot-wa- : fs) 50x290; open Sunday and. ali ~~ Boner show th tg ae ao Ove & | a | ag i, ay — ALO “ee room, kelistone; hardwood Shrewsbury Park, Webster Groves. towetihe restawe boar te a omen aI 6222 ELLA _AV. terms. SOS Nore North Market. See ir. Nhe w ; » =? ; io re? sce, ‘ 7 no ‘ 1% i) r al eet” . s tg eg GRMGENE J. ALTHEIMER. 517 Chestnut. | University Cit bath price $2500 easy tee, Putin || Home, 7 rooms, ‘reception hall, rath, | CeO or te ottaee Just large enough for | ,, 3 @oors east of Wellston High School, | ner. BALOW— Best 1 buy in Kirk | —— y _ DEe | U , ash, 50 | furnace, lot 100x150. double garaze. two or three to be h ° - ane HE block west of Hodiamont, 5-room, %-story WENZLIOCK, 1010 Chestnut. Olive 1427 tiful 6-room ae ood; my SF MAPLEWOOD BU NGALOW | APARTMBNT—Just” —— Se yyy | Month on balance. Cali 442 S. Gore. Home, 7 rooms, reception hail, room for | your taste may be, from po 1a. ge § frame cottage, bath, ¢lectric — fixtures, S OMe: inake ie eeee bartold; lovely S-roa@m and sun | 4-family apartme eautiful phone Webster 185 2h. oe toes (c7) @ bath, furnace, finished room in atic, NOW HERE IS varied list - ; ee ae shades. Rg vary low price for quick and e Mrs. Hols rior bungalow hardwood floors, tile bath, | Vania; rent S5600 See widens po ee BUNGALOW—6426 Myrtle: new 4-room/@0uble garage. lot 560x150. _ ' that suits yeu. “ ? cena estas A - eee _sale. See it toda ’ ge orge ata. roel: 5 to | dOxze ed g00d opportgnity to | _to close estate Box y. 408. . Dp. 7 Vishes large lot: 2-re ott: ‘in rear: rented | he th, chi ckene, hea ception. hall |. room for vou what we have to offer in this yp JOHN F ‘BLAKE & BRO. 816 Chestnet. A i . ( ns, i°ating tove an o' ner ( N E B \ RG A IN ful community. Our organieation is effi- — & R. G. ALO\Y\— No "Li ~ Oe e Hill av. : ~~ — $$” office one Sunday mYwood: 5 roome motere } GES A - “AL THE IMER. 817 Chestnut. | VARGAIN BUNGALOW—New. 4 room ; AE 7 rticle ! lot 15' [ee to suit arte ot 5O op _nestnu and Be - rooms H ARR tY BISH PP. B214A E aston. Cab. 9171./4fticles to go th home; lot !0Jx150 clent and we have faciliti f } *® an t 3 arge attic: i “ame @llar. ater hHio ae cept ll. bat re | 4 es tor handling TT , — Open. ty Ss “LOOMIS, m a) JEROME AY. m heat and Kas, electric sma! pa | Tn pt i, bal. BUNG, ALOW —6404 My rtle 6-room mod nace “oo ; ory rns, reception hal bath, fur i vfer trammeet courteously ev ery detail of er ae AND co AGEs |‘ nae ae oak Sarem lot: : Broom 7t st fly TOC ame ’ i oa ’ i ance like rent. D) [a7 im ay meso ern, bargain; $1000 dewn: office open The @ he 2 h shade. f ction . or Sale , . BAl condition: a bargain at $5500: terms. | . ae : re: OR Sunday a Sener aaa ave Many shade. fruit ARE You INTERESTED” | en , PA LOW —A weill-lu it modern punga- ENGLISH & "ENGI ASH R. E. CO — mber ES : H AREY BISHOP, 621% Easton. Cab. 9171 | "®**: 82 tHobery; near churches and x re See it—inepect it closely. it will stand It Would you care to consider the follow- | bUGALOW—6 room. and S-room house: Oven. MAYER REALTY. 5004 Union, son 506. 7161 Manchester. ic) | BU NGAL OW—662 a "hambe riain; bea uti BUNGALOW 4615 R mn -—- — ——$—— ) It 18 thoroughly modern One of the ing list of 5 and 6-room homesk also some good lots. Apply 2111 Rose- | - = pat gre, Ng US ees ‘a venWwood, Pines ANE¢ ITHER $s JOY 9 HOM i? best locations possible Attractive in de IS Chestnut st. . 1... $$ 5.0008 dud, _Wellston.e IE ouT GE 4490 F F. Be +t ’ 2° mac hed ” — ee ee ~ os rage Variety of fr uit. “| l- jean, Near car line and nue “~~ - ful 7-room moder: 1; fine lot; terms ) _° reduced price. Phone Kirk woow q See 3525 ts GAVOLA rt aC rs DICKENS, 612 _Chestr t. lawn; 4 rooms, bath; lot 70x135: on! y sign and artistically decorated Beautiful : Hull av roo “7 atiful § room and breakfast room BUNGALOW . — $3700; $500 down: office open Sundys 29 . 5 a Ba ca > 1233 Simmons av srsrccss D000 | BL NGALOW—Beautiful six-room: modern, r quick action nec- : ALOW Mew — —- — —— — - Bt brick — meagell — : oor, s&s Mi | ~ 2 cell —U — ersity ity: $16 + HARRY BISHOP, 8° 21 4A Easton. - ‘ab. #1" +1 Ker ruish Plae ‘e alge Bp kept with abundance of 2 Oak at ia ' built for owner. Ground 60x165 ft.. re- essary. ceo: rm. everythin ~ the best le r change ulty gom owers and shrubs ~ ona PEC! ase af. bath wr all modern conveniences: ‘ price $4900) yo terms. ANDER.- income. RAY 7006 C hestnut Olive | BUNGAI OW—New Ca! lifornta : 4 large ne bloc « south of Sylvester and Lock- The living recat is large. and the whole | Newport av . Box 4-400, Post-Di a tell 6283 a TAN. 4 veraity Ru u. ote with electric Mstures, screens “CAIN 7289 Manchester. _ Benton 243 | 7374 rooms and bath: modern: hardwood | wood; 6-room Colonial; garage first floor, including the sunroom, is in 2 Ses ; aon — er otal | onde ~earaaee “ Sido Walks: clome to transportation , rice ‘ ek ys BUNGALOW—6531 Ju 1 av be | floors; tile bath: 50-fopt lot. STeee ane SEE TH IS TOD AY wl ame Thr beautiful bedroc 50% Ey ' BUNGALQW rooms, furnece, metal ows Sie ye : + HRY terme Leorge Lehn “ . 9263 YALE Be pe ow ho heh + _— shrubbery Peze and Dale avs.: price | . ~ ati white enamel. hree beautiful bedrooms | 5H av weather strips. tile bath; one acre of rn. ce “CO. terms. ANTH . Kirkwood - an, 330 . | Beautiful o-room brick bungalow. all on a, ood, tile bath; ik Be sot. are- | $7000; half block from public school. (c7) | —————______ — and “- —— ——— pos = oe the | 7] ground Call Colfax 3729R for particu- SCHMITT | . B 406 Int. Life wee r ] hot-: “at: | OO ‘OOTSs, &@ Dargain at ‘ I —— : a | 4 y A be ’ second floor. There are ~ win ws on ; » . ce. \ ; 5 Oo AGi— 3 ana 4 rooms", in South — | ; (gaat ours enient ‘to two Quick sale :ALAW—New cheap; only $5000, 4 WE BS TER HOME Q tithe sleeping porch, six of which “abe to a1 ie v 300 | aa ae Wood, . bl] o« ke woutb from Frieco . ‘ owner lea\ ing c« ity and wil i] se|! ' M A y RH¢ ER - Re RT NS N. 2 5 >) OTIS, “and. Whea ll ney $500 dc a+ Six rooms. nodern : lot 5bOxITSS must the south and will provide many a coo! 473 Nore ‘um hy . BU NGALO W—Beautiful a — class, 6 : ~ ? . ‘ i? *? ; . as . aro 4 s ° J . avg 4 1.7 , ) i- 35 5 r . . , + oh , A eee mises. row a0d Baratora et.: Sat ven: 4 7 NGL. tier “2 ne. 06. 7 abe La we —Mouerh, my oon « 1 } = tRY BISHOP, 62144 Easton. Cab. 9171 +a and down ®& rooms and syn parlor. Phone Park ns Missourt Pacific v : ; On nats es eotegl - $7500 to $15. . 125 WEST CEDAR AVENUE re os Noreum: av ¥ AX M. 625 Chestnut. ei 405 Pearl av. cor of Ewsex. in , ge porches, tile bat hardwood/ view 1517 Ww. » ater iSiss .) | HE RK. eL pee egeee WEBSTER GROVES S01 8. G Fore mt ees ; "] y \ brick. r; lot 17% ” . . r : —_ es — - ; - 2 me ae os : . -. oe 42 eet u - 6 a“ . 7 : : . Ewood ; S2000 tn . ash with onay ~ ee, cont onion | ‘ 8; must se! HOUSE—&. w. corner Delmar and Hanley IUNGA LOW—Nen rick of artistic de- 7 . ae . es Febster nut st. or 46 is 8-room house offers a combination | 113 a | | SAC RI k ICE k OR QU 1C] gat ah. balan Te - ‘ a. Oe seems ane’ ket eee . | I asonabie; will make 100x130: someone will make 2° me real rn. on la > lot I mo Sa bath m —— ~~ — a that. 4s unusual at this time: a thoroughly 645 Sie ea a modern semi-bungalow, 6 rooms, sun HILMER DUTTON threuehout with many special fea - Loic FIN AN TAL CoO ai - \ Rr money; 100 high-« lase ho: nes being bul! "ys ry cf @ TT) 7 } - } - |; IN }- L, ( ive A 7 ION lode 3 8 h ouse, ve ] loca ted ai es hart iced verv 445 Oak st. 5 | room, sleeping porch, hardwood floors and ; y with fixt . shad : 2171 ee R20 Within a stone’s throw. DICKENS. Rea! ter heat: %-c Zuarage i busement: Sag : — Fensenabte There is a large livin iz room E. throughout. hot-water heat, of! burner. c ~ a4 ae : - 00x 140° ll i _— ; ee ve SURE. 4 + tor, Olive 5ARI1 ywner ju finishe de ‘cyrating through- — ‘isting: modern 6-room house: 37? pot | h open fireplace and book shelv es. beau- fruit trees and grape vines. Call Sunday " screens: lo all tin- * ee - ’ it mnietely shed if ae.!|S8 21m ay 3 rooms on the fst floor: 3/tiful dinin room, pantry } te : a fF “ mente made: 2 blocks West of Kirk- ~ | LOTS—Three, 50-foot. University ¢ ity, t , , 7 * ’ r fur nished pnd bedroon fe sieeping porch on the / first floor. ° , , 8 ‘ OW ; eeeer a 5946 Woodland pl., 1 block south Ply rooms, one room 13x23 with fireplage and | fun ’ «€ OEE bt _— —_— ee pose Y Tara ms; Py — . » — — = ean 3 ioe a 4 ers Are > = — Fy - ae 7 t Val? ae ers = a eh . he 4 OP 4S 3 “3 5 Pr > Us 7 es er. A> ais ae be wa : ,: 7 ae +s Et \ ee 3 ase * a ‘ " ry oe + Se oe = o : oe Sas oie a4 . r Le een es Se ES ini i atin a3 tee Ped BP wee th Ay Se ‘ leit Re ee Sin bike 4 == * to 6 pm A. D., Baz, hs, 79 dence inde! , viare fi Gas 001 Spruce st Main 2542 737 Fie r 3 Loom Sher: ia siow \e 9° ad liege Poaceae 2 a ; , wi any & had ees: Two finished rooms on third flo | nde " An od. ; lee lly cal ngaiow sOLS, ' a vlatan ide ive ‘ ‘ ove! i many rand ld shade trees: r or; ; ‘ pee irk Woot ra and eee. in. HAZEL A \ "9 Vv | ry , ‘ “ty Te | ri och # 4 ~ 2. : . - - : I ry n ae “ a. 4 ‘vers cadiaaameainlte plenty of closets, screens. aw nings and are- 5« 8 , 00 . nae 4 rooms, modern. ck: s Reo 4. 1, Ror@tano, ‘olive ‘R128. : MAPL EWOO) SAVINGS TRU ST CO. 491i » Delmar UTTAGE—Beautiful, bargal; st sell; at $13.0 ) be bad with 67 feet of | tistic lighting fixtures. The interior is fin- | 369 ‘In | Arnold; 4 rooms. __ rage: 725 Vi Victoria oe ae - “1 - Le; ry city } rence avV.; direction: ety - : ished in ivory enamel throughout: ard- |; . wn . ' 355 Swan: 5 roome. = Kirkwood went side Mimith at., ‘porth LA YT- Ww i seil AO foot choice greund: : . ~ * : 1m oO! . 200: a little money for ¢ . ; 2 A Hump av. 5 r + | HOUSE—901 ewby o.: rooms Monroe, 25.136; city sewer, “ Hie ; 7 ~ ; > rs will certainly make kitchen floor: house is of t construce })s ‘! : ooms. ve e electric between 2 nice new bunga- oa grocery store, drug store, church ' bury teights Secing proves sufficient. COTTAGE — 7325 Weil (Shrewsbury) a oe —_ athe ™ tion and in good condition. Phere is a 465 et py ay. 115 é Konsinates: 3 rooms. | WoUsw Laz | bu , Se : — “— - | coees farage and aide driveway and an abun- - ak st ‘ i] ticul + to | ., Barrains; easy ms. a good panaition,. path ne, Sue i KENT FARYIS, 706 Chestnut st. _ ‘ ngslow, four rooms downstairs || T—AVill sett 50° foot choice ground: | 7° Ss ady now: open — —_ Pol tonal particular attention to | wocRADY & OBE cRMEYER, 5170 a. | la "Fan. BR’ Wai aht * > r Q is most desirable, particularly for the fam- ; mar , Hous is N ia ©, telephone, shade trees and a ae ; een N FA RL } F INI HE D Selma av. vy rooms. ree hee train eervice; 3O minutes to Wash- large closets Upstairs. Open Sun- ib ‘Imar ¢ : (a - ( ’ gi OO ge | th, inck rlor 4 sleepin ow di tracti e ' facilities are the 109 8. Gray av. This attractive new home has es. The transportation faci a 33 Tuxedo bi = We have a number of Laren. Colfax 1866W fd. formeriy Denny rd. Open Sun- 7 " ————) pores Ba ir fora bungalow, or small > a ee ae a eta” S ree second | r: hardwood floors and hat 9. W | me 1 21R ) aT Pane 6 sma ee a = +. bb lot. 1° * French doors leading to sleeping porch 10x ~ ae . ‘ . ae? . , wate \; Deautiful, large lot. 127x165. + ) 22 | 0 | COTTAGES , AY wate Oe So. out! loors. j inoleu : ; , - ; ‘water, At loop. one-half block from ; very desirable location: beautiful Shafts- otal . : in wood floors. inlaid linoleum 5 Sunnyside av. 7 4 ; > ‘ae ehi Williams p piece of property out of lis price oo the lot oy. $3260 cash. and school A beautiful. new Delmar 38% - heer ts “gy AO — ott *hesti si | new 4 room: valtnroom, Kas. e¢iectric; tEMB .> Y-WILSON,. Webh ster (jroves dance of trees and shrubs. The. location | - coll is p — in Jenn! nes: gas, water. elee- a and acreened-in pore h: two lovely i , ; LF rable lor ation; heautiful Shadtte KA MP. - > ainwright Bi ig Olive R245 Lal Oo 10h ‘ to Y-room homes: Forest 31986. : a 566 rooms and tile bath and four || iry heights. proves sufficient. ; =o: : ———— — ily with children. being within one block of | Ano OF kwood av pi 3 ean ‘ 7 terros. ™ da , -Um AV.; reoms, tlie ar ive vou possession withtn a Pristol School and close to several church- | ry +. Lockwood av. , Stark Bungalows owas.’ Hn BUSS REALTY Co. 1636 Me may. Yoont fare. CHAS. HH. BUSS | ¥ from & until 6. Owner, M | iOT——5O foot bungalow ict. @™miversity _— @ 38 j : : t* tony 5 eal “eta en tind a a , nm, Turna 10 nveme | larg Livi , with bay window and! verv best House is occupied by owner * ure c.> 166 McLaren. Col oh f i. Marshai) Jr... phone Forest hi Hills. 1 niversity City: discount for Sf = feel ¢ ars; $1500 cash. Nhe rpviene Fe md 1A oe Bn 5, Ml. a and _mav be inspected at anv time (cP) | °18 N- Elm av. : fine bungalows and cot- | HOUSE ites College a¥_— Ta P: ars saree Ry the by fe the 5-room bungalow . tages at reasonable prices brick, hot-water ter heat : ; ee tees | , terms : W-414 ae 4 : | cash, balan easy terms. Box W-4 ’ } "ust ar ) . Doe not know where | Second floor Hardwood floors, furnace WEBSTER G ROV ES TRUST Co. Agent. | ©, electric, 10 ZiV | 3 blocks north of Deimar an RENT JARVIS, Sdfe Agent, 706 Chestnut. | % ' Karage with each house: |). iced ction wanted coon Made ee ee aw JORN bit és 8! aut, wfcall Parkview 242." We will | RESIDENCE Wonderful “home “tor chil-| pe" arransed: ‘driver au and. nee Them ae | EREMBLEY WILSON, Webster Groves. | unfinished. third: hardwood ‘floors new ~ WELEBUML cf?) ' 3 Rolla ».: bath, rnace, ¢; it } ? ’ 2 t ' the whole property is in beautiful condi-| 411 Greeley we Don't wait. Inspect it }and bath on the 2d floor: the lot is 150x | brick; bath, furnace, garag terms: owner Le SW cCOR “(OUCH AND ANN. r Oh ‘ Soe rkwood; 7 rooma. cood bungalow: hot- : rv a er le nd, _Mo \ n i = a heat: jot 100x150, nice place to live. 4 —New 4-room bungalow ANE -& FR ANKE 008 Chest ‘ter heat: rooms, entirely modern : close in; hote LOWS. 4 “yr ~ goa Seer fi Parkvi 142 We will | heat: big lot: price ' r ~ and S-room: matt brick, | mouth or call Parkview we dren: two story ~ 6-room os use on Par-! anynre unaattnes é ant te 6 =F oan. N. Taylor. 4 bedroome,. 2 COS. SMU BY. ; | “14 5S. JEFFERSON RD. | bow “Oak: Bay > room bause. carage and aal Home in Wi oh . G ve THE STERLING MARK ON REAL ESTATE electric 50 cash, rent; -walion ’ : 2 otner equip istic } . roo! a bath. hall, provements: tm. | Reautiful Stucco residence in one of the chicken sheds: lot has 653 bearing fruit Idaa ome 1n e ste r iro\ S| WLP POL LACK R. _E. 103 Ny, to car line, train and |~ w. COR. MAPLE AND SWON AVS. co. Le. te, , rieor \., & rooms, entirely = = water heat. garag p! Vv vner; conditions make it ne , . NN. Har eon 68 “ rult Faragce and all ot er pleted by uwWwipe ‘ anhes house com mediate DPOosSessiorn i 50x10 new! v best locations in W ebster: es rooms: hot- trees: very Randy EAR r . . ° | 50x20? : Py t r le , ct a quick ey berries. condition; lot ” i. gre ~w aw pe gy ne mayen d ° carouateant. Arn: ludine lat- | painted and deco: ated; price $6250; look water heat. beautiful tile bath. wonderful | sec hool : price $8500 . ' Modern 9-room house with all the latest 4 rooms. ac rage: light water, f One : . ear aoe } ; ms 4 aide ofa “liebt fixtures. creens, shades at this today . . io interfor de Orations: must be seen to he THEO R. APPLE. 7 22 Chestnut, or l improvements steam heat: ‘finest volumb- } Penrome. ooey | ~~ _ 4 s4i re; garece, ; . S4500- | 4 ’ oe eet nary Washtubs. D. T. system of bot KENT JARVIS, Sole Agent. 706 Chestnut. /appreciated: call and arrange to inspect | _ 46 W. Lock kwood, \ A ebster. ing. etc a corner ‘ot, 120x° 6S. with |- - tric. pity Mea } sett : it Pp: ice 5 ’ £00 terms. | stationa ! , house: | ns ——— a and shrubbery: fine jocatio | COTTAGE —Bargain, &ro9m show you ; : HIE ME Ne R. CO... #14 Y. “hest nist. tric. gas and water, $3750 ms. 1 $502 TY cd. 00 ras lot, 1008 “ x19: » for- at. brick garage to match e = s . , eR oo - B: price 'scuno, “"* See Ane Bess, 2207. $200 cach “balanee $30 | oid’ fa aa “exceptionally esd "burenin’ and {RESIDENCE —410 West, Swon av.: iets | “Tit. We Aigekwood. west" | CENTRAL LOCATION _|He8r3 aa y " room. entirely modern: lot 64x148; _ A, rest New 4 reoms can be handled on By ag a | porches and salorium: hardwood floors. | -— 4 Lockwood. Made wW ef ao Portiand terrace 2 204 E. Swon Avy. COTTA GE—3550 Clark: 38 _toome and 2732 mF ’ ern it? ” in : . th t ty rile " “. 1] e ‘ } es > ; e oO er P oo: ore. eatin Misia o50n Siar can By) Mh wed ntti WO E. Bie Ben a. Webster Groves (c) | +a Commented peg ay : Ww ebster Bungalow Lots /most complete homs» Beautiful Stucco ‘Colonial R.. pep er Fron, 1 on Baldwin 4th hese | Well constructed, a ea. y +" ay cement floor ini Wahster (fj rove s Home . TREMBLE Y-WILSON, Webater Groves. ‘A WOODLAWN | OR ew : : ee | ul 0 vs " . ; rT ‘ — Bea: Emerson New. F rooms, tile bath. hardwood floor " I A&R? Kland. on left: $35 month arrange, “hae — on ene of the highest rage: quick ey ext 1 block from M. Ss 702 Forest av. 9 rooms, hardwood BRIS STOL SC HOOL | 4. 36 J 2 BU NpALO™ F autifel. on i Cabany hout sun room, hot-water heat, — y “OR lot 50x] 70 averag ve ~~ the beau- chester car blocks fro mm Mo é floors: newly decorated and painted large nee = \ A wonderful home of & rooms. in a verw an’ rs or infor ton ce 00, beautiful points in University City, facing in | depot; price reduced to $17,500. F pacioue sicep rc re: aide ar DISTRICT choice location: has hot-water heat. hard- | .2#84R sacilieniiiabstti stent & T. regulator: jot 60x? ‘ih TOOms:, S400 ; Liamece easy | ful Jack 1 Johnson block. Garage in , - spacious sleeping porch, garage: side drive rhoice location +e; hy i BUNGALOW— 4114 Pp k : . . tiful Jacksq ) inspect se | lot 90x300: a beautiful home for price and 16 Jeffersog rd 6 rooms and large | wood fioors, beautiful bat ware lot | BUNGALA enrose: brick: new: - ; 776x145: call and make arrangements to | tile bath, built. } or die bargain: eee Be ~ BREMNER R E «oO eis Wainwritghe Bt. 312 Title | fine basement. | i tien, East Argonne Drive and &mi! 4 T Creve . T and shrub- card t y 9 ] Ri : Ww ? houRe. rees rawr = Sole ; 70 . . . + ° ‘oy fore you pa look it over, 0 J * S000nd pouse ort) tlie eatl aeaebabad Made street, side- | KF Nt gAnv™ 2 Agent 6 Chest — card call Lindell 2765 or 7949 sieeping porch,fhardwood floorg throughout. | 7 : | _jeavin it (“s! , ted. Fine | 300 N.. GORE AVE.—Brick house. 2% | MeMENAMY R. BEB. CO. } 308 s_N. Grand. | white enamel Woodwork. ‘arge living room you this a3" ® ving city. Cotex — oe * THE PPLE. 7 Chestnut. or | BU NGALOW—New. 47 RERT KE. JERRELI, 7 a rst | bery well devel ne, noe . "Kirke od Rank k Bide. Pt Phone 750. — 290x160: heaur ful ahade rooms and bath on “d floor: @Warage for 3 rT , i es : . > : _ ] * own. ce ren «x cottage of 4 NGALOW- —~8615 Common Vealth ; POn. Overland. or phane . to be appreciated. ro : hick ’ bh ) ‘ |: \\ HOM | Q ONE TWO-STORY BUILDING Howell. Baden. Wm. Mossing- petere3-room: lawn. shade ope Sul gg wu £9 | Siaeian offer. - Possession sbout Aug. 15. trees: tere,'0, sulk, Durchaeer: open. | care, chicken, house and another larme out. z CORNER, 60. FRET FRONT hoff, 8301 'N: Broadway one : : > = = Vac ; > ake an offe * Phone RAM cx rr “te OPEN SUN vy SPLENDID INVESTMENT AND FUTURE - Né we 5 : ANT—S" 800 ointment only. : > - iy Shop: large lot. with a number of fruit PEN SUNDA SPLE: = s “ for uick sale "teresa aE = Cabany 13 1% 7 fe) | 320 — LPENSTERS PE wae a gtrtctl) trees. @fape vines. etc.; high location ves 817-824 Tuxedo: we evtentnie pnd MORRIS AACH R. CO. 826 Chestnut at BL ne porch, triely mod o reome. Sonny . 7 Y ~: . ; T oe a nina 9 up-to-date . ‘ ‘ 7 Ike de- ‘th! one b } —_ th —t hey re differ LL LP OO : ’ mode pen toda : _)., 254 N. Saral - = A men: - or . - ie NIVERSITY + ] Ty MORE iT, 1024 Titte* oust Ridg 7 De, ye Be Phonic —- et th Eu ena ent Coleniate ead — ~~ ani aie n eho? oc SsCHMI Rn £ RGA be ee Loetover rai. | On U x13 Fine lot | SEMI-BUNGALOW—-Brick, modern. #1! reasonable. terms if desired. | Seeping poroh. living room 22th: beaut!- W EBSTER PARK LOT | 14. Int Lite” Bide. owe V as ie b rooms ~REAIT : . Columbia av lot 60x10. large rooms, bath. porch. garden, frulte. | TREMBLEY- w ILSON, Webster Groves. fully arranged kitchen. with @ china cabi- Suet weet of Pompart av. on nerth ede | _— re Searee a’ t tt ry +4 te HOME and location. flowers. trees; good transpo tien; Sher- (c83) nets: have heavy one panel doors throug” - ae” Steertharas &5 x375 very low BU N« GALOW—4 255 Obear. = toma tile | 90x | wood Forest district: $7800, at sio as ee 2 “tout. & larKe closets: bungatow has 5 ex price os 2 quick oe = bath, built-in bathtub, al weeh. , /cemionally large roome. all on one floor- | P ALT ER. SCOTT moO. ROS Chestnut stand, hardwood fileors. urnace heal. L. « WEBER REALTY CO. a Y bungal hot-water | L Colfax 237 _ 4946 Natural Bridge. _ Mw God fin : . te + - ’ —— arve of “ eed ‘gas lectric; pin: or call Webster 180J apie i sone oun. 1: frute cu rage niul- ~ . pany guar agree ' e home re f hest of conetruction — open today 1UNGALOW. = 7437 Geyola | oe ~ Rh, rile : 700 ale = MI, roth , woe a wn SETLM A A\ b. ome Strictiy mod rn: . 2 Al, iF FOR LIST ee eiteiad interior finish Ar BA RG AIN j ANTHONY SCHMITT rn. cH.. seems and GUA Dareet : 150. low ' r Nir & GRANT 1017-23 Title fi-room residence; read\Y June AS.| We have the choicest list of property for | - nme to see them Sunday—they will be | , om 406 1 er » Bi bath. electric: «team heat: lot 50x) | E Bidz Olive sigilog i 4/2 io. 7 IS4 © MORFIT. 10: 24 Title Guar dg ‘sale tn Webster Groves; also have a photo . '* east : ve to offer =n +, @ ve 14. nt. e de. ER R. ’ 500 ————— open a Ga We have ’ ‘fe 43 Mark a : - 46 COrTAGe— Madara 5 reoms: easy terms. heme bargain. ‘Box W-158. Post- Dis we, fary terme DORRIT LANG , ee at ow a i of h house at our branch office 4 *T 7°° (Chee ' . So feTicrn nnd Gravois, as i Riche oe tA PRIVATE, PLACE. S000 yang, | eet Lkod, kv. Webeter. = Yonk them THES WY APPLE, 722 (hertmat, or | rooms tnd aitapite porch MOL ater” heat ; "@. wa th. n | 79 S fev 7 large rooms, 50x200 ebater rer, fis u like best, then let ie $7500, | NBA 13 4 Donen. a Heights . . (26 Harvare orn "ORCHARD BANK! REAPTE Gc ind the one you like best. then let MAKE OFFER at $7506 lis aes COTTAGE—Six_ rooms and bei ae : 4 7 Heo. 5. R. 733 eetnut. or open. JI710 Penrose. Trier | Das (ey 4 Nrane new, niercee? | © @urage. «all madern conve . of awe ; Vavle — «a . ee d- “= A magnificent home . 7h nm - t ~S new houses we hare ‘k«wand ; ! wert e: 7707 W woe ‘as “yriny twa mia, ai md , Sicine one n no . | 7 rooms. located in the 374 W. Tax k WOOD—C orner of Ro k Pitt construction te eult vou You may thie beautiful 7T-reem brick bungslow il aa Lark pilin Webster. YR. weaee COTTAGE rooms. ba 2 aon, iy Rog eg rae di e " : Ww on _ , , \ beauty spot of University | rd one-story ©-room byngailos pot. tt us to help ve u fipance one for you 114 Cornelia av.: “Modern th : QUICK SALE North M ner om ord +t aes ; : 7 m ma, large nieeping | : eas convenient to cars water heat. big jot JAS. ¢ MORFIT ' le our sperta v. any event ‘vou ot-water heat: carage lot bes ; ad sks NGALOW-S108 Chery et.: ben tt _..*erm rf: 526 ae wid : hot-water heat; garage.| 1024 Tithe Guar. Bidg ~ i will > glad you ‘oa ed aft 46 W. Lock. | cated ane biock from Algonquin Golf Club | @45 Elmwood av.: new S-room sem! wk 2nd stuccee 3 neous hard : ‘v-0 Warner av. (eR)! and = achools: . ‘ited Admission by | TREMBI EY WILSON RE at — . ' you this, | bungalow kellastone exterior modern . _—— floor furnace , rorcoh and - Mf —S rooms. ttle bath, 1: 4 inch Your tnepec tion invi . $ ‘ Write ie man of Wenater ané cur sale R. APPEL. T°° Chestnut ofr Prt, BD 722 Chertnnt, er 4 Deice , 98008. Call Mr. Holland. Webster . = Mee. ° ’ ‘ at « . ae | = me | STAR, $630 Olive St. Lindell 8000 Droperty, (eS) 46 W. Lockwood, Webster. | (c4) 40 W. Lockwood, Webster. atv. bath, , : ~ . - ; open Sune la’ YHN i ALBUT T. Realtor. 709 chestau® + : 1 ee ee ee ee

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ie Re Today: WS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | | BUNGALOWS , AND sardine eustnioee so Bomers angalows, Cottages Flats, Ape arts rinents, Residences | For Sale For Sale For Saie For sup COTTAGES: ee AND COTTAGES | BUNGAL v No Sate Sale BU NGALOW WUNGALOW—4508 Kingshighwac * ” , oo rettay,, YW, Roautn . ‘Teoma, | , be ; . ain J08 7 e Gea By A be: : | .~ (ei gas 5809 ." ey — anneal ie aa NT dir Ogee ye ie ore ; Me. = ideas of poe poe a7 “$8x138- K Nie roer : twe-car brick garee tet PAILS 4 eee Mo err . , OT rk ter " “ tii . - + : = . pasement. : wale sore .* & -s wales : io SUNG ALA w —r Tuo = - ; ie ov. S 22D. pretls — w8lle Mm ‘ests $3100 tT Der ; j : — oo MAUSCHULTE Ric tw oa3: sh. S316 North Market on sot GOxXI90: S540 2 t800. Terms ~ MS perch -& ric Riverside . z pa — "ay ' : sae ‘ ” CUITTAG ; worry s t Six B4ne ’ ; = arn S1ect} as = oni 5 a “ nice room hy , “Opper » Teens. «hs °° Opmerit Roose vel CUrTaAgbe—3 re : a os nine = dom. ag em ie Fassen at. 5- anata BRI * - ; ; . @ “er ; : . ; ones - . 3U J4le - es Ann = - : Da a = ee >.).>0) S oe — ag ~~ Derr Turtia ~ metinn $4500 High = Hex * ee ats rin» ‘f ’ . : i= ga “a @Y —? _ Nn liom = poe “Seg oad 7 modern dDrick - ry 000 OFFER WAN TE Ja . 4 ’, ry T) s by a= “ : eit “>? } . . Sars = ies mn : - , oan ' — ‘ . ' { k Bl NG Al, ow . rT aGe Her : : = - ' w sel a er od 4 a. “6 $4550 n e” Bae Sa« OuM) YER. Fic ‘ eee : tC F it Nt ‘ALLOW — 4 bs ~? braska a\ : Pe new > Weinet ad: 3é5x o- S5.500 30. 30 eoi4- 18. -20-24-38-32-34 Wanda. » “ Ew heiberger. ior eiy 5- ‘ " J sal ; | . . ee aT) 7 - _ > ,4 ‘ nr r a ion ” 4 fail - OPnrrsay 7% In modern ; Dr? s . 3bbo0} N. - A y lL. ‘ OR A hl . PT Ty is box w ] i Poet is OUd4 E Tle ~ “>tii1s s7 Si @ctr Z «© cy a S| => af @2. = Cer . - ort oO ven e ‘Oe; bet : ec : » ba ; tiie hath. aan! voaxd flee ®, 3 Dame Nig room frame, modern: «,-, chan *rage. $4500 , ; Beantifni = mene PEXCTIAN Sen | a ere S2EX Cal ‘Gla av.; 4-reom 6257 “Goenes ; 3-Toom ame. moderg : electra fixtures ~ Teoma, FeCeption roon ie ba! f 52) = men to 5 , Oss Emersoys 4 o . Sage ‘ote -eA2UTlI ul Sty Icco Bung alow ~ A lth a 1c ww, ati. furmace. electric . bath: modern ............. 5,500 5409 Serciaemceric NEM: brick garmae. cer * : r ’ | : . . . = . ne cotinn ace ~— Foon s “O-sioe Py: ~~. , ; . ; ~~. as. electric ; : ; ’ le —~ ) s Ne “ ALé — 5} tt facie 7 -Oormr sas _ t 120 2 . lg 5 ENG ’ \ \ 8a ss @as Ss” a0 e : electric us? Of Diet. ‘ 4 : RFE. 4 ~4s & san: ome eben hardwood floors fu humoer of choice building lots: be bough: on bet-water hes: S200 ash © Die rpc de ) Gh =O 17 Kenneriy. 4 rooms: n f+i®> Genevieve: & 4 me, ha: elerte SASTON-TAYL R TRUsT cn “\ SGALOW—1904 Nes asks 9 rm Race. SATage. S35an open Bunday © tw 4 . Pr - ney. © reas , , eee. gs Mea'tios $4000 7 47° Rac: . surnace hard a et AN i? oe, — rian Ss: Sarage: 2OxI°R (tGk—41>" a _— y.5 | NK SSSASTAAN ee ee aareain, « Open for inere ms i TAG ' rooms. hat furnace. «i. $63 3 ——_- ~ 128 SSiy ARTIST | MEORALI 4 AS 8: (stan Pr s pA pe . * tooms my . . : i Hartford st. - ae " : aie : . 4 . ; : aed i ae re of 3 ‘2 Fars 7 : . - — : ic - Ce . . ; 4 . - ‘oF , m Sift ~ easy — > A —— . ™ ; ~-& ri vie Farace Sara .»4 ; , on cas be ~ on - one '- . P rene . ~ ? ' f ws? har ., ~—% ‘ aA a? . >. -, » o >’ | ee . * 41 sé " hoe o.. +./ Ta ‘ R Sy * i$ Ew BRICK BU: BU} NG 597 Ny. . Nis b : b . « ~ aes ~ wn ce oa > > rz _ Tis a : , . * ° er = * . + ee Soe +) 4 = ~~ « - ~ ¥ : ot taws ~ o> be . 3, 2 4 ; x . es — —~ : . 74 . — sian : , '- St he, : ‘J 24 ’ + ‘) if ; ry J " , = - ‘ , , . . Nie A a> ss % & Lad oO » GR AV OIS AY rhance to ane OEY)’ > : = Mart . le . . ‘—¥ : cK RK E. CO. B24 Chests ath Side Brick Bung, « 4 ' : 4 b ee On of S355: an — " = | A Ata! ? Oe ¥ MIST ? wal . . fA Tac . oe _ ; bs : - 7 ,-%- TT 5 ' . eae | ; Bi .: ‘ . . ; : — . = “= = =e > . ‘ i es de oe wh Stee RANCE—LOAN BUILDERg | pale HILMER “DOTS. a Rei. XPRINK ~~ t 6 OWner and sav: ure oni4 pay mine 34750 4,47 | HRI SH AY ark Soild - rn » be 6 4 Remd ° : } ne .. » . ' » aire . = vr" 2s «a ‘ “ , “eR at OV —s - ss . . ro é —s Side -s] South . ' ~~ Teens - re THIS Ww ‘ INDE RE) j " . > = . : -~- vt aH : ‘ a's an? _ , _ . thy . 2 me ..* ; : - ‘ > . ‘ - = . = ” ta Ra a’ fArP] AGE to509 hay 1 fra: — . he — _— . ~#3;: $4500-° «x sh. $335 monrhi. ~ oe stueselt f ace heat: easy termes Inspect today Vieta «v.: 3 frame , ll Stripe iarege «lees eo ‘ 2 tN : ° . ae ~ : on ‘4 .'¢é > = , ~ : os LSSess by . Awl ——#5 . >. i. fone “ , j \ : on we 7. . ° - . an 2 , 4 Li! SAL t, : AS ana K ings- wo “it 44EiL Skin ~~ | Por .ACK Rx. 4 tv 3 101 onaliv wei ep b» JOHN MORE: OMRARITxa ' CY. S900 Moerarc- «. 4 . oe ei erms . , td ant ae : Cott m 8 S611 ¥. Gran evel ce , ' ‘sae ” = : . 7 I Farag > th _— a , ; - = ' > and ga ize SNe “S25. *y , ais “erra oh Brick ou Lrahlia a‘ : a De arbors. and chicken yard ‘en ann oa . L HOME, REAL Ch , ; » ~# ‘ wee ™~ * . = fn « 4 he if Vi Baas % >»? ‘22 A's :? wine oarn c.ecl hot-water eai, - a Im : : 5 re tile bat! . cay e870 Kingshighway \ 7 : : _ “ah i>gall isi Mieet tprovenns raraee he Sh siajien alow. new, oms. ; W . St End Ree side ne ce wt . . > ro - baa . > >] , . , $3000 ’ ’ a ‘ . N ne NGALE \\ . : > 4 . ——, 5 *? 4 \ z > , A} AN 1 es od | aon r . 1704 ELBERT. z anee “| m4 yeah —— — — —_. ~~ yt , nan only $450 See ow ne >a ean ~ gas.) ~~ S&S , e bar ra onic : : ——— — eS: s Sidney 121] | : c terms. ewner « evs at : 4 ON EASY TE RMS i, ’ VK ANSTRA’ : re &, . , =? ) a > it = er -e. 24000 A ~ ~_* , ‘ . . " R side aq - hod ’ a . and : »-Trooiw ‘ANDY 4. Rix corr AG Urey 6915 oo hus on _ Grand to ache : fe LARA AY xT Gras. 19}.. 1? : , . garae. G5 a0, fas ha. re ~ _ fis Thee o ::0 ‘ os « . , ; , Ta. : he furnace ae - sare -° 4942 Gresham av. beth ¢ lectrie fur- Onen tial tn biecks weer. Buy f ay rxoepcioial y well bu residence of ese new frame ages: 3 Fearne : 7 : 3 er { | — t57 Gra . mais “ , ey KUHS RE ALTY © aon fruit cellar « SarPace £Tade arbor. C = : save commission, — hotiie ath "POP Tet ine he ®iate row? Thine? “Ma pan , " ~ ; ; p> aby . : - — ‘ ‘ 4 i] ) (4 ; ’ : = _- . ; \ Ars ae : _ j ‘,Tan 3.5) \ e- oad wa’ .. ’ ° : - : At rE BT \ , , a UPTTAGE ee Aes “ TT S20w Frou . =o Min AGE BARGAIN, x - fara or = r > ; ; . « . aes : . . -3 .2 : : Pe . —— | +---- . e et ta Sl 45e0 , 12s : ' - - * | HAASE REALTY OD O21 Chest a Pel "8 Arco dand ‘ } A Re a tf? : a Fars ©. ‘ ' = wile k + mOPA @ ayer , ate ANS 2 ru FR - i ~@€e4 4 6 av: v 2 ] LES tid Marke “ _ . £ . fa ae double ga ANK ” @ettace i ELMAN. SP A‘ Seneca R all “e Oar tages “ $46 — “t o 4 , ‘ . . S267, , " “on . : : — a he iM bles LIN ET}. 2 “ oe ered ~ po $1000 ‘ ASH. $25 4 MON — he .s ’ ‘ ‘ ; ites , . Rte i Gites Peres: rk ss} rene ‘ ety . e y a « 4 ] A Tew : Sot Wr Orrick hb bungalow unde: final terms a * : . , . ‘ - Guests - re ; 7 | ‘NIF TY ‘NE w BL NG AL OWs S REASOR. Cateny 639; 41 Sa, EX « BUNGALOW— ) Seat So" te GRE Puasa “arms wah | SOMstruction at S0R5 Pennsylvania a COTTAGE pa BURIAN, __ $918 “creviren ; TeT : ; Ww sex ft i wit have furnace. file het : fix. ree: fodern 5 roor . é OTTAGH——45xx Union ; TS Sx ! — a DANDY 4 CT] AGE - ’ ces . Mi: sutiabie * doubie flat , Will have | reed fican == eee. ~— #06 Tat: oo — REA TIFU LBU NGALO “8. nny . na term, 4 ae +e mth, hot-water hes electric, garage > Rtame: needs s o ¢ . — Deans Sones ‘ _ yet; | ; > . see ieher “ Ore - ccupencey in « fea weeks? street . oe oe Rood ©Ondition »p t 4413 Beethoven: ooen tod. Marcar eta ; . - —? -.. Ty ‘ KT lls RE ,?r wr. ow) ' = . . = - ~ } . ou ~. — NG : “ae y iTems ; = >» hilo f Marwe , aaae’”’ o SALTY 7 = alae ole ; ' ey Mads : - w@ bungalow; living room. ¢ an 3 . ‘ora ee \ — “ee . : 4 . NE W I. R ‘li " . r - re oo; e« HIilLiLeER PT, Clectr: : . j 7) a . pee eis, alle, nosth of Paserne ie ; ~I N Proadwa SEW LISTING—SEF THIs ; p rr ANI bk RI NY . \] ‘ VV Pixt time \isk—New frerme phiv« ene Four_rocm frame house electric and ares ‘ ithe Hartford vt : ‘rand | es ~are _ 1919 Reliegiade ax VOTTAGE—2849 Belt moder . $94> 6A ‘COMms. SUM parior and 492 Q ; : > s e hath , aa Gee 4 aetieadh iain ~; « a al . iC. One rat Ce . > f . : 4. — ; ; : - ~* . * ° ’ 1¢ rr ‘ , : ~ = . . . 5 As . Ra , a | - E Ieee) : » LS oth —s ik ' oat ° : MAG CIRE = REAL ESTATE a rmNCY, rooms, at o. b Water hear o: 3 Oath. granitoid haseme r. oo-f wit - Ths? . ~ & : ig . — . Grand-new § ice SAL ABRENNER p RRINK DP 619 ‘ heat net «? dca 9 With @ IN THE HEART OF + __ Estab iahe, 1853, 3: ‘ 12th at 190 cara of & CIT) Ss) or irom . fe arSer . 2 Sse G* i™ . I eniern ¥ aw ' > ~ 1 . neh . - “ : - . : P a if et] ‘ero Rk Oe a’ 2 ee: ee nee —.* : a re & *Ta vou: orce TOV ER _ROVE EESGHTS ; B I Ww i MIBTENBERGER 34's: @ «. | locate nt ” | 2315 : nd ta | Ox1S $500) ms. own y ~ _ 61il IDAHO av | balance month) Wrening: @ fine littie S-room ungalow orth Buying Tr ’ HMEYER ¥ S8A0t ahd Torin - » ae. | woe 4 ‘ 2 #-room frame house wi th hath and her. HOFFMAN “ 7 my + a =93 . ry “brick eT OOSS Arlington 5-rve pen Sune Selfas Sas (srenlie) NP : —— & PRANKE. 1008 Chec. ect Joud!e v? * mater heat. 50 feet: enly $4900 “SEE h he eectr« and numerou : an MCISOO & © cor. of Orick, ft bath ele f Ps ——— “eax TaS0 TICUIICH § \ew Buneal, ws . - — Si°us - . , ; ~ . oa = Sie 3 tile bath ric, furr - ——> >. : on : . 5418 , reniences: just painted: cone. ¢ a.° ranciace and ’ ine : - ; 2 - : ote om AU lla an a =n i ’ : cia lll . i . ry = A ‘ 5 . = (Ren da, : : com * en : Freund Park: +3 1d yurne _ near Fa ty x, KUHS REALTY CO il ~AANTON A °o STAR al ha * a = VERFLINGER RP lefferson-Gravais BRINKOP sin Chestnut s: ——r. 3 yy . wed ‘ ‘Tana h 4 N ] sf UTA ’ (rc. ' ’ : =» * . — o ' ; ‘ - . (yv? cdi ” _ aoe : dh ; . : 1 . a’ us ‘TT AY =) _ : ™ 7 r za ta Pt 25 rT he . : , « a , . rt, %* - —— “er . . : 2 m o *fe- *st ¥ + De 2 r “a BEAL TIFU L . BU NGALOW et , . ack mantel. brick porc) tile roofs, deen andl ae Jck. reception h s RIN kK« 619 Chestnut fcalows, 53xx rai @ du: tA MMER ‘Ss s rar Phone Gran cosy terms . ties KING ‘HIGHWAY PARK ” Teoma, tite and alley made. this ts an «xcell STanitoid cellar fine furnace cas and ~ ; OOTe. tiie bath hot-water : =~ _ a 24rd woe 4313 ey NL, SA-WEL.: O-45 Ge : room! and «lee reh hor. ter hea. : , of emall homes served trie fixe " , © ad heat Py ar in ies > aio, LS _ NORTH ™M - : . , rl ‘ , wh - _ 4° Ol\8 as Ping po . BOt-water - oh ac vt ) : ‘ATLUTSea, eer ber | err elegant Corner PP ms | iar be . -42:alfe. | iis ws. d ‘ OD ae pt To 3. : - ~s ~ oe _ : ~ 4 sa sali , ‘ . . si ‘ . 3 +L iM _ *alr ar woo : flow wa and : - th tou- “culars *? Toss gar line. on. 7 *, 5 en e@ : iT abe oOo. Price ’ ake terms Open to la —— UNgalou 7. ¢ 3 ae : en 4 } - wa . ca, ’ . ea’) , ~ : - Die garage Onsir: t} . th rer bes . . ‘ - — © - . . 4 oor — — ' “a " ri N CPR ’ r Po - eee - ~ ‘ aie ri te L\Grn-—*, ~ Per nr a: - me . ~ a’ ) 4] 1 «) = "eg = a : a. = : : a : . : S “ he U ~.. FEDERER REA. TY wy a ee & i = > . ~ ‘> wee b Ca r €¢vening or « nda morning ; ‘ einer . ~ \ 1 5 " > a ~—_— . - . > @pPore are? érms a; ‘ 54501 a S500 “ash pa . Sidne. 2676 R10 _Grav = - $1000 ca« RE AL, { ‘OTT AGE HOWE {) |: allon Par k 6 ott: AGE —* Burd " PRE . A mi rol Rh REN l Mie rN BEY . : : - *s i SISG Castle. - ny anges: ——= kw REDUCED A nat —— , 43° . ate we eee nes 7 - . ? ~ ® electric. « \GE—5074 Bea. - . B41) Ren “ a ——aee nen : on | “ —— aS . TH SIDE BRI x COTTAGE. ‘& 2rvom ot oe .... a a a -OTTAGE—Thra > . ' - IMMEDIATE ae cone tian oo x — —. =f > t * rim? > © ert, , ce am . ale in . 2 — ©?v wee oe : ao Gus 7 aot i+ ger a 4 ‘ ‘ ns a a +e . .& A POSSE SSION >) 2) Vv \ 4 > 4 TY : a Aa ” —_ “5 $ e » 4n - a ? - = . Dea = ine oy 4 — 2 on = 7405 T 4 - > he = 7 a. “91 5 ce oan : aw @ A \ ( Pile ” med v\ isn. KT ix REA! TT on walks ad ae ne ferm.« > tg .\s tasia rooms. PoOl-water i. a ber P°Oms son c E£ OSTERMANS. isiee fe Lich 4 Foe — +. ¥5raz 3~1 N. Broad: VAMEYER. Florissant and tenia mot ne *. fines mdi: fix: ' ne ~* Semen? et Reeeat” , a8 eny size i Wan sath. electric: fine condition: double ga. S@th furnace ee BBS rooms, brick et. bath. screens — Cacway —_ oe n furnace x res ener y a ‘Tom 40 ww 80 -. ~ bounds bus . ae, “Peete Centra le 2) on ame figoor reo — . UUTTAG ~ Orh) re a o, (pen Sundavs ~eS0 ~~ . - © oven *f.- i trac > greees —~ * Sarre 4 «@ OOwWT : \een° _ — ‘ 4 iva + >-TOat ra me 4 : mm + ~ 3. Y “or. Grand and thie -678. ‘a : " | yp rf e Iu gpa, " @ terme BE. AU rUrt ee ATt URAL PARK : = we ' Bi'Nca insite mae ~ - at hardwood fwors. hot —— Atsena! 2¢ fl. Grana 4018 Woo” 4) ann 2 Terria a, 4 reome tile het Pe 7) - - ~ =~ i « i. | e. wal — ye ‘4 a ry A ; SnVs W WR Tay AC x ”™ a, o a” _ : OU > a ve aie on ‘ : r ‘ ~ a : > Dnt “ garage - tt . ~A . " °rT v . ‘3 \ ’ 4 [ie «ea a ' he ° _— -« “ wr = , s . nM. 4 "> : : “-* - - > - — ~~ a. 233 Semple 4-ena- frame Cres 2 - : 4 is lw ‘ \ ,) ‘ \ be IE eT © 2 ~ n » oh “ - ane EDW SUBS BEarre , N. T AY L. OR- OPEN ewly deroratad aM? painre MOx+1> : wms > al furnacs gZarage ‘: EXCEPT] ; . An isi if NAL tT NG ALOW *. 4 44° . v2 a . _ . - . : Pur Le, hardwood eee eo? this faces ark ey." S % r 0 NG OW , . he bur zn " . vear Ji _ - K HNER e “ ee ze a ne - - : > 2. 54 ) > . e, . Shades “. ree ff. " . . . : ’ . - - sO 1PM ite Be P ~~ } i \ .~ mati? . ae : : ~— Oa _ ER "4 ~ ya a . 13 =e ~262 Ons "uc lLon . PO - +4 t Price *yY terms eDw cose. £arage 2 care ' _ ” oe) @ ’ LORE ' , he i= a &.. « _ _ = Lo . ee « 4 _ : = . - = : =» “> *e AT Sr , ‘ 4 a | j . : 3 , oT - « 3500 ‘ A-H PRC Es ace. bul der on premises owner. Tein av ae ~ ) lage. ¥-ToOOom hr ' ~ “Ser . sail NEW _—— , i or . . i) rr 74, : , Sizteres. & . garage. grapes ¢ Kingshigns Bn iGE—a33; notre ot ems and reception ha W BRK BUNGALOW miidine- dandy ~~. : » ra , - ** ‘aie = : —- = . : ’ = - : - 3 - ‘ r ~ Se tl e * ad * - » he: ¢.. . rer "ear ar F? - moe — 4 > Bi CNG ;ALOW—49 1: Ashby, Groom frame 743.19 4 st water; gurage. jo, | {7° aved sire: @ rea: SONADIe Sa, s: 3511 i. fee fra orice and card wee «@!90 warage. Fo" 4318 Eichelberger a: ‘ s. bath. Stet made: one eee rn Tam | ° > oa ; ‘ i- ors or ‘reo ; at garage ; = 4G a a, tr ‘ " - - , _ way “" = . , ' ae ‘ py . Arze ine - : ’ ae manerttites en i a : = - ~ on ¥ " " i od oe : >. m, —— 7 : . " be used fox l or -~ [@nmliiee. » Ly. _ ~ ras) Y mre ts _ MAGNIFICENT HO 3781 ent BUNGALOWS | BUNGALOW—Just’ comsiep See SraadeaREALTY SERVicE co. | tale a mice home falened sofa on giana | MODERN BUNGALOW * Py eZ Rss se " > n : . | ' > F - ‘tol “A . > 4 - ~~ ‘ 7s © v +80 . a , ar 2 > a j j > : ri oe S982 North Marke: 3 rooms hath TiILMER pi Sa .. —~ O20 _—~r E r hei Mr tate $740.5 4 " Pm... . se 90 Toor hariwe : aaa Niverside 1710 TOENISKOET TER REALTY -o.. $35: tng ‘25 | 4450 Beethoven **.. # ToOme. tile hath. ° — . : a . Fe . a : — - “a = ’ a a7 - + 2 ’ } & &P- - ; rh 4 electric gas at: wet made See thie ~ eT eee ‘ RINCK amas " (-water Cong - e 2 « ? Dee wen , ' . ; ia es ee oe 4 ‘= . SJTTAGE 41S} Taft a: - a Pa é = a a ws _Broadwa A. JUS F D ‘kKivaxy ce hard od ? Gore. sarege. drick and then make of to CUTTAGE=3214 2.2 2% 3 ; ) | sh floor rch doors SON : ~ Seine : Dlete bathronm Os Water hea Moder reet and alley mace) ‘F you have your own ol. We w burid Grand sree! Steer 2esee ni Us_ t -R ’ Te os ’ - moat ‘ he - . . ’ . eas = ’ 4.“ \Aligs } ’ ” a. 1ey at Ce a . er aged Air LAN BRiwk: ete" FE ‘> G EATER ST. LOL iS REALTY co. ba Te See | -ro e garage. 553x148 | Fin sar Stairs: garage: eu. on fen nk) te. oe nd span. .* buugsiow for you: pians ONL) . Chestnut ‘st N\ BE) th ‘ r\ 4ypee> on = 7 . . . Vu os *) S . =” - at le . 2 apr a 1 x ‘ ~ - :* ’ , . 2 os ‘ . s =~ ines ] Dre r s- ~~ - a>? —_ . “ - Jona “sat - ~ > . $ s Narre t ery °as terms. let _, exp! ain 4 + room -~ oe eee 4 —_ _—_— - ’ ~ P . + 4 = . 4 x z ré A 4 was tate . _ YT? ‘ * Dremeoe:- wv - = “ ” ry “aied ~ VG. ‘ } ‘ +] \ = "Ds? + ‘ _ ' . —— ~ ra = wvsi ag = have a Mh urn be ~~ 3 4 = ™ , ~ - — =P - TAGE? 201 ". Louis ; a tay - : - > aYF i - ——— t s . ad are ™ — ‘ > i ~ N@Wstead oe . . . ‘8. _~ . ; j ; ’ o."% - . ~ Se 4 - iv Lz : ‘ -- au ?) ie ih : " . Northwest » SS CR-S S251 Mmess — i. Ww. ‘ye oA ES ee IMMED] LIE PUSSESSIONX . * farang t BOx244 table COL “did 3-roeem }-s frum “ARTHUR FIM EAN SEALS co, a S876 ‘Coe rr a dandy Croom bun - TIxOCrIrTs . ~ at ¢ - ; ert, - . . >. aioe : .oOF x ’ "¢ Farden re ee ~ = Streets pe : On S595 : ra’ i. rerside ° . 2 G with whine +{0urs. Oo - wales BUNGALOW—WMai | cK: o» reoms bat ri ee Made: pri-, rhe — ee . ge he ~ $3 ' galor "oom S. J . SCHNEIDES -" me ; a ert. iwain —— em Den cad Sunday to ee m. vem daily ¢ tile rue brick perch scross front: m ern zacage »4" hea . + a" iM tN " ~ ‘ hs : . £ . - * a : *~ >is 4 t ga > — — rs 7 . ‘“ «4 ; : , 4 : YE . . > ens ae ae , a - - - SEALY aemeaeen wn 3@%«1°5 ree ay =eper~en _ - - a .- . : ‘\ y z . = . VV 4 , - ° _—_°' : ™ “4 . _— ; ~s . . . : — = . — ee "\ = . z : R aZ _ TIFTL = ; BPUNGALOW—S roams | nanan , VR; = . : . ae » De : . eg ams . | — , itl ‘tages cUN ELMANN PACKLER RE. CO 4421 Shreve Kimsh chways ‘ — &TTAGEW i644 vy. “emething New Leek at sacs Lacille Nan - +S* Ses . UNGALAWwe 3 - s e230 Ellenw Cod a 6-room: . a t-ro cungaiow - .a7dc wood ive Ooms @ “2 and ¢ hestnat sea + "a weeeeeee . s - my Z . , . er 5 343 my 4 » : " = “ . o-« = aoe 1s ’ - — 7 " — ~ ae | = SO) ) : M tk ING AN ot) fal * . > > ww. y+ = ™ 5 ' “ _" - ww : sis — . . » . * . le . ~~ ‘ 1 —_ . — : = a : 7 - ~ + Tr = . . - am w " i anni 3k Mock sout h 4 Na a a . " = “58 ..) ou - P ¢ a "On er 4-92 i i hs \¢ 7 4 > «cy : t.\ t. A of realtor 09 Whee "ur b Tr r Pre: wr ok Punga! ow 3 see "tle BL NGALOW—a, trace ee fuet cumpicied : LN. ny 2a r . $-- Si Wwe . tin a f ce Par hace «mk foore. on $8000 4 r ms t 2 Bor r fe 3 0 ~~ r . & . oa " . - = _ . ¢ . iar “TTie@r + « . a oi GALS SARGAIN . -6°6 ' . A - coms, bat t- furnace: allevs . IGf...os — a - r “orest 4°9 . — - mas . ange . en for AGE -ee S Anna Lee & reams $809 Guoetha > S. Bate. furnace ; Ls SRINKOP. Gio « hestact Streets and walks mad $955 Davison ~~ ” aan ash, ance as NE" Sundar Sun Dar 2Of-wWater »& . — Carage terms , a. “i wee - ‘ ‘ $1000 ‘ ! peenane Reoe - ns “ss ras r : i” ER > + ws tar Power a> >. ag , - cea e-ectr a7"a ze (erm: OW Der : Po Oiz Ls . B. NGALOW — 2835 Abner: 5 rooms. hare gas. eles. 5 2 TO frame 45.34 -* 5 rooms. absolut ee vA a ; oa Nt and Rueas!1 ize mer a 6 tenn 2 = reush =. Sew four. Kings Bungalow Cod Tears, tile ba Purr ‘ : . 4. , ’ ‘ater err . Per thers r ' ‘rr rmrtr-- s Da A : , : ‘ 1 : ‘ 4 r ; , 5 ~ = . ~ > ° 2 > r “ > = . ~ 2 a 2s = 3 ¢ : >J wee. _— xs i- Run —™M BRIt A— tL: =F —T0 tard Wood ae . . — ' a . ‘ te 7 ee —New. 5 ‘and bath. a al 5 Loo: t des Dark 1 - : — HOT-WATERK HEAT—TEERM~ will te ready tes od tnreres: 2 Balance $40 ger _ ; ; . - : - "wed Cary “rr? > - ' = . ~~ . t. at a — OU . re Nosen Oe ry w \ $5] con 1, 744 MARGARETT — = Dette > > ww Weeks Ww hate ) \AGE—3740 £ am berger > ProOme: 4/°S Leuvisiana av; pretty Omck cer. Wteks: Come and — - . —_ = . ¥ Marr te 7 ." ~ a : “ON ~ in 4 ™ out a a - - . > ‘ ai = 2 - z oO ’ at * — be ~ a o. 2 see ” - 2 mum “ 2 = aie - .. . : xu = - » bok | «ia oft ween 5 and “ os A SET). a : . _™~ * 2. Meome > ar : . » he : _— ie ; = . . . a . ase of 4 ie ey Csectr wi-S Bier A . ie Repo-e ss BUNGALOW —4923 Theodow a; Euctid. § “tiret made: | Hocks Rellefonsice | CePtion ha ownnce and o Rargata | range te a he, erneen and ae eshD Of this banernteral ang! ime. double garag $7500 orn: Street | Reut. etc: dandy lot: sued lecaticn us 4612 : : “Ss Hat fen Rot ‘807 Chestn : KAMP - fuUrmace. new peer Le . MO i : wre “ — — = : . one , . a ou trough wa eu . eA ngshigh “As he oe . “ “es = Sis —— a ~ =e 7 Y I “er jea, “!2"°(S8 a0D¢d buve: 2" Ft Peemeesion « ‘men daitr oni > Sn. : ; ———— ’ ’. bet = : . \-~ Ri"“e £0 , ~~ : . ;- - a a ne as eoce le = ". ~~ oun ; 4 , ' — wt $5 eo S37. Vania 2 . s ‘4 PV ‘ i : a ne ° . a AT’ rE a ed 19-S815-SKI9 =. G Brit CTIFL EL GRANDDOVER PARK manana DD w im room. har rood heute is ima r ’ : gal her ee eek - - an B. ‘ : 2 . —— : : i as end 9 room new bu . 4 ‘ " er - —_ : 4 . ~~. ‘ 7 -_ RQ e : = erm. Sain . washka Si@dnesr 8 Vi >the) a A4.a - . ’ * > “bale iy = ‘ “} ‘ {NS} Af, — a he ; Per "UNnG@AY TO@rTrsi.ie 2957 > y >. 5 . . : ° “s . - - 2 z ‘ a . T> 7 ~ e — NR . — ‘ ca | — _ — é : , NS AL, it : al mist De solid at once DMMEDLATE PUSAEASIO N BUNGaL. mw — sit? : 4 tL? law 7 re. en . : . “ ~ ' a. + ‘ , —_ o ? ‘ ; . a At, — a _=- 2,° ‘i al ’ ’ = br i nan tek. tile h. ele 2. & | . ' ew frame © erage: cheap. 2249 ~ *s** ‘Den Sunda. jn UU: Con¥enient terms , Cotta Michigan: 5 reoms. bath COTT | PEDERER REALTY oo. . : ~ t one > on Py» pm . . : : a c wh — -* — > 7 » : = = ig 4 a i‘ + c e ed Morne . 4 " — ge eth e pe armace. SYSi en s — 4 $567 NORTH MARKET “T —$4 we etric arms TT4G e__-- w. GELAa~X METY GD 242° «. pag - 7 ete: barza oa rooms 249 Graveis av ; a oF. WYATT. 2103 & Glace : $i xs “ } 25 Ol re -— ELAN REALTY « M457 Gra THEOBALD @ ZOELLER to ina 1% . ) = a = ‘ —— . Fi i. 1 2 “ - # ‘ . —— - ma. nan o5é. 4 a = ~ 4 - hem) r Rat _ = ‘on 3 . P . “A fnew RM ~~ y go > 5 + = y-r Orr} rr a couUngalow. all in a tone - a "re 2° "arn Nee 7 «)} yf) if } . ’ ‘ 9 an 7 _ r ch “me h - ars — prereties , r* r : — : . -.. s as . ™ . ‘ ; : ; o ~ — ~~ = 4 “eee = and as we ne e awe ‘ ’. £ rooms ar .es t SOxt23: $5500 ~—Sm | lew price for qu * s4.¢. SIOO0 cash a. - nog BOEH M. xl See | th th —_ ee - R. Tenis rua ace 7 "he . id - - tains m $ ~ BF 4! Tir? I Rt we, AT “? —_— & > 4) ™ y4y ‘.F “FE . P = SA 4 . , . 73 : tw a — = ance terms su : Addr 23 £404 Lou *)- a (hive 93537. . . : f ~ de out ta a “ar ‘ " . wee - iEVE - » + : and Ruse 7 —— . a) Sew ‘HRISTY HR >| & CfM™m ona Y wel uy a. ree . a 4° ' " x . . “TRik TY | WOM DE xk N—T m4 ~ . . ye Ai>k _—~ me es — St sti errs ae a7"a av "54 S718 Lemagn bs rough ” —oke IN new - ~~ 2° . — 4 . . S ‘ . = ‘ , 4 ad > = . a. 2 = _ ——f = > ms . > ¢ me . ee Ee er —— — — : : " : on . ¥ Marx ve ay Tra “aan — i . = a : . . 2 3 r -.. ’ furnace ae inics af Sineen a o —. gy in ie | ‘ 3939 « ALIFORN iA. “AC RIP ne k Rea ut ful ™ 1 Aston ‘ ahany 427 a7 a: bt NG Al Awe — Hus this ¢ n e OS Mar ‘ . | | , ° ~ aaa “a. + J : r e i . ; . ~ — - se = . - int 2a atthe , . rooms ana oRx fio a - —- 2 MES w ” = Po at — ~-- 2 ’ 2 ~a th Parr pi "ot -water heater OW ner ~—e orice ~~ ungalow Bargain Cheap _ ’ ™ a « . “ 4 r arr gti ~ © ~ . ’ we > 5 > lod best buy fo re ' r re a a’ ke " , 4 - _ 2 >. —-. -. +e = 4,25 ravT = : ere = sw . 4s ’ +. ™ Eeeencant ON HW 4 Reoerr > —- . - ~# ‘ORNWELL ge roothe and ween. FE i | f4a3 : a - AAS nodes : . ay . race ra ad : . — LEST DENCE r} "aA a’ ms ' — en Se Chestnut morch. Rard wood Coors ‘Rroughout. he! i*\.* " SP cn a — 7 - - : . a eG , ~ oN ~ 4 , ~ "ear ‘ " — ot te _ pA LA ~? > ns a tm g2e - ; + ~ = Riv Ms A1\r ve 1tn aa 4~F ME} ‘7 Terma 442 N TTA 5 ——~ ‘ > i q —_ - “nha 2 7 “ ‘ sed 2 _ 418; ror’ I~ 7 - a cen SS. STEDItOid walk fen HOUsE—> = large roome + mi. — >" >; AN } %, - — r2 ‘aa Of -w ater hae: hard ¥eod . —-8 gare zes P rooms thar _DInee ron Bridge ca f " ‘ toute - 2 . > ema ' Vi——Frame, ~ = REA NGA ‘ - zy oe - ee - . = , - ~ + 4s . - , . . . — i . - — —— . a at , RU A LOw— 4 48 Thrust ’ reoms, ji ac ‘I Fr ae nee Wiebe + iulsiana os “e~ Seman “y a. ten ‘ HR) . Reale ~ 708 Chestnu: new ne, ghbortesn’ one | : see . " ; ° 5 " =e i wv “ets ' . *.. , ~ 4 eee : ry Ee _— . . _ , — — a ow rer r? he ‘ ~.) be e) at ot BOxITS: easy termes ws : | | we 3 — fax %3e r _——— : ’ ae STAGE—2904 Tezas. a a “a MAC®, electri> 4 GO es r* “os -« = 3416 — TH 3 — ti ~~ ~ Re ‘LTT ' ry Ri 4 LNE ’ a ~ . . : : ct a : ‘ RE ! ‘ ~ - ; ‘ , . a a . ~~ a # ea ie « Bae ~ a 7 ~ ‘js be sfc > -_ Jaffa-«nn —— — a TTH ~ > . 4 ae VER. #1 (“hese 3? be ee 4 Hevwr — : x “5 Tt -a Cee wa tet. rer . : — colt : Five room “= ~ A, ‘hath inet wes: E BU} J i’ NG 4] Saas {ah a dd er 5 reom ' = - 4 VA ipa , - 4 a e er = > ’ x 1 rr ° 2 a "zg _— : y ; 7 = . anal . “ “ : a — : ™ i’ = : baad ‘ ; . , i © | i. 7 5 ~ . 4 — ’ 4 vrns = © -+ La * « “ ; earage _$: - " p ad ; a BS31 No Grana ea = oat. . bas at _ ” warag , ~ dt >. 2 ~ _tric_lig Warer hea 8517 Bee _ BRINK: 61 heetrut >, ; , : A : ' [ALAM = = ' Sati - " x i on «NTL . i . bas dh 4 — ERA: ' . A ‘he “ONLY ey ar NGS 1Low~n LEFT ‘ ‘ottage. = ~voma. non " 4 y ore «! on ote ‘lear bri _ hard Maal fice furnace eer . ; x e ra “? . : . ; . _ . £4 cc 2 ¢ . » ; ( “4 = . ‘ a a 7 mv .ace ‘i- “SOl4 is i) A : » SAS . . i" : , 7 i ‘ +. Me -_ . " . _ . [i = *« — s ‘ " $5 — : “ 7 . — a a . ela nc e $35 Nt ALLOW — S028 Arline , — ' ' \ rAiN—_SHner, ; . , ~ ~+ Stere “ . «it Wa ‘Tight Bide e £40 \Fw at NG LLow er Month See | ( ottage : ‘ : " ~ : . ‘ . a £o- + - —_— - : . frame. «= Pc e a | etectr fernace ‘a »© : > , ee ar : . ‘ . 4 . : , sia .' nt ej ida? . . AS eh —.) ] fe 1 a " ' > . ~~ ; > - =" - * ana Sum room AAS ae & Fi R ES Cw... S440 Grar- Res; dence brick, a eaite douby ~ ae Nae > a , es . : . ma : Ww i 5 “a ® = . : x [_'. « 4 = . be iter iat a i ' : I — iA. *- ° => , : s- ~ = : ~o ors ‘ ‘7 e © a me i . per n - nets a FR v -: Versi cle "25" $8000 : . . " . ~ a. i " ' = . . ~X «(4 = . wick: uedees- en s ‘? - ~~ - ; “3 wr ol ~ tage $16. ; oe | nea a... "at sced want CALIFORNIA Bath: terme reac. able Celfax Shou Rape) au » q . : . 4221 vee = - S3 ~~ Walnwrig ~ SE ti \RE OFFER an offs . ' "456-4449 w cash. gtlance 275 per Der month | | Open Sunde, Saas ™ ‘VTTAGE—ssem ¢ isu —y : Ntia Fun ' * , ; ee - ~ une low tek J. B. SEIBERTZ REALTY AND Ivy co. home. hardwood my new $- -nem a NGAL oOwWw— o7 ss , E | 1 ry . > ~ ad , . - AOE S +04 e" ’ ' . : . “a $= - : : ~ on Dy ‘ : ~~ . . 7 4 ~) ewebe rood . os as . Mi : ny $-3.5 : ~ : -_ ~ e C . —— ’ .*» —=™ .+ 2 ~ . : iz " LOOK 4T THESAF P ARi. AINs ‘ now four- ~ ~ cm A MONTH fa: “I xtures, Mie frent porch. 1156 K : MATER Rial: per ort O04 Ron a orien fon | he JONES «he ‘ = a - |* .*? : " . ~~ —_— a : ‘ ene omen . > . " . ace L_-* bath *ectric ; Coanrrs ‘ts UNGALOwW—a_,... be Six-e , BINGSHIGAW 41 EX a MATT BRICK Rr we a ——__ - : x BROs Oli-+ ~ - - wr “= See a . ~~ 5 . ~ 7 —. “ . -~ "® 8075S. . - . mel iLow — Kee y ; ms — . = “2 =o ~ => o x ath ; 7? ta “8 “a°"C oud fleors mtreat and aliev. Teal Romes h. at. Dull: zo , | — ae = ® €a ¥ 35958: Fas TERMS ree sell ou. ) : “o * ne , = — ee el e ade. will be sonny a “Soency in a 22 Gravois & ‘Ou K Came and Du Dike | ~mubie carag LAR TW leis Doi seb Ni — . = s , . ~~ , im? 4: CS . +. - . XA. ‘ errs S$ Mace St (LEVEL i‘ D—- o ~~ : ~ a Wow . ra . _e :ADY TO ) MOVE ° be NGALOW s——¢) “ox uit > berry er? Ss ue a, “a anc : was ; ‘ , r ris . " > . ‘ . wos : . wa x ‘iz onga > , ON sf : [-Ta'er pen ‘a ines : Sa ai fr : “x This wel. ; . es . oe s . : —— i, me oie ara 2 ems. ™eiern brik bun low e 2s «4 yes... in er take lot in rade S0GR Qer tmenecn ns . >» Wi. NOK ru MARAP ! —Seiepene) 5 RoOows. AND PATHW . : é ' . a iz 5 _ on , : : A . _ - 2 . a** ol ax - “ cfu. Ss Vra ¥oilg a’ : «tt bet- water beat. al emdit ~y a . e- SER SA¥s ‘.ET OFFER : ‘ wall ~~ 54 : ae A’ iw er - fn - , —— . « ' ae - : : : : t.a fee Ee BEAUTIFUL BREMNER R a ©O.. 915 Weinwrichs & SAL — ~~ SCOP girace. « ss ce CLAXTON pase REDUCED : _ . str. pu; ae 3 nema . . 4 WAVER RF L ~~ —— - = UN W—4raa To. Setosy 6. | BSLI Is — ae : ' res ' OS ae ORS iB rear: barenis ALTY co. Five rooms and a. . 3 — som Grek . re The _ pnb, a . i “e 7 .° Ts A i. ' a +. ; é ‘ ; . : ; “ — . - 1. TS : r ~o . “o> nese . . « PY at Rank 4 irTRa — “and dubia ae ‘a 3 steam nae "ths ~) eaay tern . »* we kt » : ; ; = » ~~" > 1% " ; “ _ , - ~ — a " . = © ; ~~ « " ~ ' - — . = : ; , « - _ ss z " ’ , ‘o 2 Dr ce Tery reasona hie wi make : "wee and *dewalk . PAUL J JARZ+ at REALTOR ? oe ge — ; a , : > icen-. a ' ’ ee “—o) = PAL Te Rt NGaLaw a - - ‘so RER RE. ar TY CO necessary cais will iw —— Ode"! saer waar terme. fc) T) ler | Ce ; ann se _. “one , [OP are . a aa —0. Orice $29 : _ REAL — 7 ety ee 35 4 bey . = Wroudore eke. ug” * a a ° ke “ : " ‘ Ne ‘ . : “ . ; ‘.r . — . & > = _) 5 7 > _ ° Y —_ ** *~ wy *, s* re - g . : : ~ . wee « oan Oem) -~ . » ‘ - %. ards Or] garage eis wr s @ “ee re. a) ax « m : " . . ~ -' J ‘ . ° $1 ‘ sit. > : . as e7¢ i. — a ha — " oe Ca fax on - 7 oo Ms - [err Aab BAR AIN—_s500 ‘ ASH . | Ro ~—r" . ; , - ' , . a — . 4 -« = ~~at ‘ WONTH rs Im weth “ere and alie; - > : 4 : . ar , "“ , ve : ’ ~~ ; : 2 ' : : , . 4 ; — y , . ll Pas a : : eT. = : > _Raein, "T019 " e 1 le , : oar ny . 3 Rare fen be ry RBuncain « Qniy S$ >an0 : “ . 4 ia 1” , an . Be _ ens ~ — 7 = + A) THE MER. a? Pest rut , XGALOW.—R tok 4?xx _ — , - > : . : : - . ™ ; ia as . 4 ‘ a we. = . — | : : ore a - tne ee _ ad - : -s | . Sieee ‘ 4a. a5 4) “O\te —— “Om s het. ater “!. gas h-ate- ..., Arn me RO AisS bet SN . - bert ae , ss - rie - a a “a ales Jew foOUr-reom brick bungalow Inde- Meather-etripped ele; faa ze a> Kenne . es , . -NGA ' . : —~. Ml? Gre : ~ Ween ihe werd ace 40 - —~ —on at 2014 Penney ivania av ‘Wletial din > foe : . 38 ' : ; - “ a5 ; - \ WAYS . ; ave furnace tLe a Ciertrw . on nea “O~. C422 st. Louis gy STP¥Vemenrs at . : . on ; e a ee ever: 3 ns ‘S12. = ee ee ~—s - ios ners: will ne Tendy te : | : . " = . : “= ? a oa 0 Ki an Eth . . a 4 . “ 2 —ae Weber ITH “IDs —_ \ ~ . - . : } . s . . : e en _ - ~y " _ > i. WAVER Real me and we 4 NGALOW —~24608 Fuectir bemuris . ey MAR a LALOW ron , ee : - ATTRA TIVE ae : co. ream bu eal _ . “2 . : , — ’ 4 \ aT . ‘oOo P = , “ : _ 3 ° ee eR ete ee IN POOUhO Oeeeue ee c | mee wag SN nasi ve: “Were r ie See Foren NS: | EO ee eect 8 | 2 hd on . _ " : " ' sé . . — ' = ' ae . ee ~* > Su : vm 2 . . —- a ss. . c . ~~ . — . _ ‘ BUNGALOW —aa30 Aehiand ‘ye aee =. POMS. BATHW AND bt RN ay , : asement 7 : . KE? at = : ori | res matel: pense : oriek, hardw z : cE = : — - , : ae a rer: * ‘ . t ca eee - : “=. * € : ~_ ; . - * Seutean ee . iG YO" ay Teens, : bine : " . : ‘ : ~ ms ; ‘co othe , "a. * —— . 4 REal. Rt J ‘ — wry RER r , , . . Y « . , x . _~* . an? t. Pure = - mL nee aii a > . — 7 TF ' are : . , = : : , ’ : . Pear = oe —_— Y Bet c ' = ~e — f (DERN prow — ~~" Owner 47) ots $4000. ter, yp OS™ exe ———— tT RNAP sna , AS - oa : ~~ . : : : eS - ys : = e ~ - - : "Was —, . . + 4 x , a : -e aoe « ’ ALO) ’ , i ec: Reman ES bok ‘ \s£ Bar TIFTL \rw Ri NOALOw — 89 : . ‘ : * et , oe | ‘AS a | : : cre re ~e eee eet °y bh e "- é chur h ang flores SH Sy) ye — tay an “ Hw 4) a | . ' A si ms! >\ 4 . - : ——— " . rs ~~ —_ " . . 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— . — ~ 7 a org ; - : ay rE ST ah a) 1 te cn ed es RPA i ia ES Ee ee ge Fy : ; » ee 4 5 >. n° i er ¥ + ae ote 4 Fee ort a i lt eae or eal ‘ ir ‘is Peak " 7 PP a as : . J *r ue eS? ate Pie 5 i 6 i al (Acree? xi + pte. vy 7 . ? oe > p- 4 = . ———-——. | BUYS large B-room brick house with bath, Went ef Clevelanf] High Scheo! BU NGALOW— S036 Ss tee " , .: 4 om m California type bun- > eran a rice Sy S255 eash wi die — 2805 SHE} RIDAN b- has tine sont nelchpernood: 142s | “easton . vb Bpsven ' . 3° ‘ . ‘ , te : «i o ‘ " ‘ rooms a av.; pew bungalow of 4) .fooms, modern; opposite Catholic church, | {U{P&ce. tile bath, Mary hardwood floors, IN BUNGALOW strictiv moder: Taxx Washing: on | 3-4 room flat: electric, éte.: urice $4000 | OTTO TIE JE! Sic ‘nest . ae wat_J1Ne m Sementouet fan: modera enh ‘$-toom effickeency: bardwood $8250. ‘ar, Sareage: terme rphy bed, fruit cel \ ( dh TT ) 1) A y tt ; der hot-water heat PY ‘ORNET & ZFIRIG TRi ST 730 Chestnut | oO Ti J r 4 tnut st. 5-6 ROOM FLAT | ~ "s. inch rock .! ina ¢) |, hot-water heat. | BUNGALOW— me Ww + see us LE | 4-4 SINGLE, MODERN, §7250 bod floors, tile bath: f£i sit-in ¢ Phe Rey —5-room, modern; furnished | Vv. A. RE ED. Be ° air .- '. M. JOHNSTON R. &@ ’ ° rst-c ce $7850, owner co ‘ nton 2458R. ' — = eNS ©“ R. & INV. €O., 1942 St Loui a baths. ce- J payment, balance terms. clase wi , Bot 34 ' _ am oy through. Open onan or Will sell without furniture: ONE “BLOCK NORTH OF “MANCHESTER | 6924 Garner (2 blocks north of Mat ches. Forest 9450 500% Page ‘bi North | ment begsesene Seems tak: pot | bulla store 7xx PALM © also ha i ’ een City. 6003 ottingham. 6601 GARNER AV ~ | ter ce location, good 5-room bu: \ RE ; ey R | front; renta now, old rate. $80. Call Rick: saltt fat, bot-alr heat. metal ~ , 4 tE AL BA Re TAIN ‘“ARTMENT. FL AT—Modern _ rooms, “2. | hoff ’ bor durther Dartic- bought on reasonable t erms. : : v5 ) | CO. | BUNGALOW—5116 Rosa’av.. 4 rooms .. “¥ residence of 4 rooms and bath | S4low; lot 40x178; if sold auick $3: =. | , : ; a : x" ry gold nick. $87 5 Cottage 538 Weat cmerpemmas-m} yy pie ty FS car rage: park 3920 Kenne?ty W by. NZL cK. 1 at. Olive 1427. | FOUN ‘ I, ii N. G | BASTZAN REALTY NOBER | ' peter = srand S114. ventenioen: porch. garage; all modern ” cOn- | oe t via & real bargain: now va- eg SL wiew iY | brie : , woe Bini LP AR : ae fe «K B BU ING Al OW BU INGALAY en premises. make ¢ offe: JOS F Tite KM. . NN re thle joday. : ewe = ew 1400 rn -ae gt bath, furnace, eleciri¢ dguble | - ‘- mad wtb N13 433- #2 North Market. 5 | 1 4h7 ; ra bows dain a 241 5 : i ial ———— ee 2 6 ; : ih offe r Peay s e o ‘ i- ‘ Cl n y BR “ ToumMS, modern. KmOOd con- en . DY: $ ( New liom TT ; - Vy; ” ; = ~ | ; me zane . % JS , 5-room well-vuilt” _ 4 Re Be autiful Br All ie e iaAce. ed ane flectri«c: garage; owner | +All irip, e I Oth | a “ery ' TO65- 65 MONT: ERY. ST) roeome. alee ern electric fixtwren separate steam heai- left BUNGALOWS—6240-51 7 will = é a 706 ~ , . foffmann § a\ 19 Hoover (2 blocks south of Clay- | Pe! sho erms. | leap. BUX RE Al ry 4548 S. Grand F ! ... T - EK Sons. ; on ation " ‘ all br all re | ; mov _o : . ‘ ; a : ie 4 » Ss ; a our.- fam) lv 3. reonmn bric k: al *0 large . a Qui TNE -- new 4 and 5 r Ss, frame, attr “nA : . . ‘ " ; ‘ . : til e a a “ yr} ’ ™M 7, be ’ eur) t rooms, fo. 4. NC \N NO? \ 4 &- VW ainwrig! t Bldg bk 6 AT and 5 tr udern- “4456 Fioriss Di.. brick bulldinge suitable fer manufacturing . ’ “df near Pope and Piorts ssant or Rarage: corner lot will make filling sta- “= Dpiante: two t rooms, sun tile baths, mod- — : ' : 7 / $5 | ori Ces and ters ; oven. See ‘build tu DS, ck bet lewamt finis bath. hardwond | ) ) Dt WN ’ ~~ ul uel pane " ’ mantel, al e | s Tal ‘! | ' . ‘ a n ; ~ “> . . FAMILY ‘ * frame. wonder- BLU NG ALOW — 5310 Quincy. modern _ - car to ¢ ities avenus a oors aah aids etc.; lot SO0xISS ( OT T AG E, $: 3900 FLAT—4*: thieme: 5 reame. tite yo a, Owner dae sell for small — | thon. +444 eard of ‘saanesion eae loce- 4 u throw mp z- “Guth to 62 ' — prtes a . term 16 ng roome hot-water L ‘ om ile nh. | cme ime rem fi , off in- a pag at one, rent the other; | ban __ eut,; 4 and 3 reom efficienc, from build ’ ga ‘ Mat — mudukKe and buy rch : 8°4 Chestnut st aah. a nm , ' he i r furnace bargain, Cope. Forest -4763R. | vestment ome frum fiat will vay o ' Main 4750. & CHAS A. BLOCK. i $3 Printer —— : } , Mae é-menen : ; E. CO.. 101 N. &th. | BUNUALAW Tabet Wetsehan a ‘vom, a: | Dandy” 4 room brie OFF Av. Southampton Bungalow ir ‘ “RADY. i, OBER MEYER. 5179 Easton |. on; 36700. easy terms. Olive Slov NG Be: s7i2 N. Ddth st. Y OU } AN’ of BEAT 1 THESE struction : BD-ft. ee - E AL ( HE AP | is ~ real home. See Mth. furnace NER dat L u wee ace. tary we Bn ment : moder r : 4949 Itaska: 6 rooms, har ny + floors r or t 3 , De mar 266 Ww. ‘ ’ : ‘4 __E. , > ~ em inch wall; ly $325 “a | througho ie bath, fireplace, fruit ce! AUG G CO., 722 Chestnut m TE ss | price right: | eat construction: moder rn ; le bath. mC OUR CU.. 2801 Cherokee only Pare ; . oer pe a 500 “AS { —t . inn ermse ngs / under "construc pe hou se just ow. new. yy Ss. 37 nih ost BU JNGALOW — BARG AIN., $5000 | beautiful new sqaaalog, marege: admis ‘ravois . 6 “rooms - we - lmnace. electric: terms desired rake Che tnt honey car to Bates, walk nace: bargain TeX. 3548 8. Grand and ei@ctric. price $8000 is1ie° ~ : Rood ry pair: -- 3°51 td 9 = ATTAGE J alae lies : 5345 wy yamine” Bide LIP P Scns, (7 we. i . furnace percolate | =F ANDERSON-STOCK E-RUERM ae ' co ~ Morgan ce rd rd nd 2 loc] ; %. 5 = pod 3: PAE e 3: 3600: easy terms | GLICK | nm © «uD x24 Cc hestnut st. | sider ae month : price will — in Tay cash. . hates ss, . a 4429 Arco av.. Gan ¥ d- | min ev 202 landsome Mati brick porch a: ; : O85 “heMnut si. V \SRCOrdia ine today. u o > Post-Dispatc ; SINGLE FLAT. CHEAP \HAURCHE la : ove Pel noe tery 4 > j ho water heat. nice ' BU NU ALUw—4 17 : ic © +4 ibs 1 ( aries on} . : . o; 2 . : " y : E R. ‘ o. oS -_ “ . ha An. os rT MELE R S —% —_—- worest Park od ‘to St00 . ne ‘ Wallace; Ay reat . “A . r G. - wee ft me un- Att ie 1)? AOD, | ft useseek ey] ~ Qi He iL. I. Mic y ER R > CO : , és una is L848 3-4 rooms. 2 garages. a = eS = » rooms, gas. €¢'@c | Bana Puig +407 N RK way, ‘ Original “Oui ok “Enle Wi er . wt PRIAN, 4086 Chouieas Ww — ’ ore tote. wie open Sunday 2 to ; - —— live 8° -lu. ' e listed the most attractive 4832 FOUNTAIN AY. PLATS—2 double, 9 rooms and ‘aote’ nad | PRANK L. DITT ME TER R. E. co., _ 28000 BUYS a o-or~- : at ‘* ) ; ¥ . " ik Ss. : o ran -— “y | BUNGALOW—New 5-room matt brick, Watson bi! one : Bradley @. west of | FOR EST PA R K BU NG 1 ALS W ee Léth st. FLAT—4237 Sacramento in fine condition: rents $636; orice | ae | ". 15 > N- Tana ST ey i ET ST: a BiENGAI “= ot a Ulive 56g , Germs. _—s modern; decorated; near ‘2 car lines. City | "Ww stucco bungalow f . ‘ ectric. HARTWIG * isc HIN i Re $4.50 ff ted: t a aA ~ “ , we 4 ° ~ ': - t , 4 oms : » te mo ‘4 ’ 0 : of ye la A ay uet south of oreat . ©1ectric. ;-Dis 7 S00 reasona b: er submitted: erme We have Sertderé —* Grand Sil4 | ag | and Market: 7124 Nashville; open | ment granitoid and Dace: entire base- | p, and I block west of Kingshighwas Da nd V Bu nagalow ==. Grand bi e Go eee | @-family. 3. ia h. thie bath, het. | : : = jonroe wm. priceg | BREMNER R. E_CO.. 915 Waingright Bl. “room brick ; electric lights: 4- room modern bu — ie e banm naw sor inspect tion ; easy terms. . (G~)y xood homes: low price an x . Be ht hhh ara me and siee ping por J ‘ %. RN} 7 ; ; i iA i-—Liounl eS: & TU4- o ~ Monroe #.: priced , with : - e ia na ‘a “WOoOo”d ;.00TS Burads®., iy ) @seiminete pla t ©» jarge rooms ight er good coh lition will assiat in Dut BL EK a . 00 Act auc. auick, a Der vear; : a , ‘ Ss * =e rom e $6700. : TOWER GROVE HEIGH ie terms. ©, R. MILTENDBUER Gh, 14 N. | homes and see us: cpen a ee HAUS “HI lth, WK AP re is — . aan’ S from $8000 sy “$6000: $1500 cash, balance lectric __ ~ ote PEMAS mesure : h, el ainted: convenic mt | BUNG. br , J1L irate modern, six? DONT OVERLOOK THIS BARGAIN ATT: ACTIVE BUNGALOW nURNS 1 1am Ch > } ~ Fy. J my DITTMEIER R. E. CO 2537-39 W. ravoi : : {; spler rooms ric ¢ h. fu ac les , see irre t 5 ;oorms. tile oa mt hd. estinmur. , —17 ee ager _ “RA? MEITE _ 4 a ° ; ® ay, peantiful Tow ' “9 | as urn .. eas. € \ REAL HOME: ha yun ) : i . A’ ah. sT) OL ety ne well av . 4-4 roome 624 Chestnut st brick: MODERN ROOM “aU? WV, ’ ‘ "Oo: e*s, #10e- je i MILTENBERGE R, it N. 8th sat. (jravois %-room brick bungalow oo iry vr: i} front porch: 249 ow ‘ : , ee » ‘ tional in all modern details a. a $1: iM ou r av... rooms new: laré . me lane , A GOETHE | BL NGALOW—5206 Neosho: 5 rooms and > im liate , a? oy d floors; bath. furnace; make us en, FLA T—2344 Sullivan, 3-room brick, Lase- “how BLE FLAT BARGAIN 7 HILMER,. DUTTON @ 2 RENLEN DRINGK, 2712 N. 14th ti A le — wood —¢v’ , 4 : ; ‘we } cone rete ~~ : ‘ ais THE I HEAR’ 9 OF a A LOW. , 71 MA av. Go" s |s reens and fix? ures: sma! amount aan ; . . Nea | hebcerntan rer ith beer : . rame, Death, fot ofxlo; Dolce 27 a0; |and easy terme: nh enecs ’ " ee ms Can he ace at. 6 ' tant ne An ms ewner. | 78 Monroe. 2813-15 N. = ay ye choice double HILMER, DUTTON "a Gravois: fine little S-room cot- en. ' seater. Nardwoed fico =e 2105 N. 13th wt.: » 4-4. ele flat. 3 room fine condition; reduced | __ 7 Kent. EXGRINCK, malance monthly. Wrom. né. a ~ numerous it d : Kil at ri At MER PF ei’s K ae . NOG cn jw ae AE be ren rims HARTSIG-Dise HINGER “? N lire “ 1 Duy DODI . : irend term rea IER S Open daily till «#& . — GUS M oP ot PRAT. i), | , ment: garage: price only $3200. ' Pr, | deulare. ait ross entire tay, . Grove . | PAUL J. JARZE MSK Y. REALTOR. 1468 ADE Fallon Pi Park ; $1000 oa etter 0 Gravote @ RE AL COT’ l A 4 rooms, ae bath, furnace. double ga Heref Be ar se U eo By aU V¥ | ener ss . fr Wa () REL 1 ._ER 3.31 N. Broa: iway | Ty ler 4°30. 150" Sr Louis, av. 1e80) | - nd 3 LAIDE a Lt ALANCE ) . A 3-room fraroe with cas. electric, etc rage. ba rga eicghway), rooms ane eception ha i aos sips . “a S55 ~ ~ ~*~ with ng © o riLA 4 rovngs and vath, electric: also SEK 4072-224 LEXINGTON AY. 45x11 RICK BU NGA A ait! ae wich beautiful front HARTWIG- Dik ‘HINGER, 3022 N. Grand | ' rnare, et: ry good conu ~~ , raace. Ce en ee cottage. 4 réoms: 3017 N. 20th: owner A well-built 5 and 6 room single flat; | Orick garage: Zz ; con ce SB 2500 ~ > BOVE Cound 4945 44 act tri street TAL newly pa- t} , Sadak Ss ; s JOHN $ Siz PS aad ST « ‘Ouel ae DAHC ’ a at C013 N, , a ‘ ‘Si * NGALOW —ow2o Garner. McCausian Al , ) Lo Joe d i Toe hee eine ~ rtraed tein CR tg 2 modern conveniences; in fine condi- _ BIL E 5 - Chestnut aes — —s ETE: >. : ne L ESTER ANS. i3i4 N. >» istrict; beautiful 5-room and bath b ion a1 4 ; S°°4 «he it mt Just 1 shit B inese - , a. 2 a : a a , ! é —- “LA 41; © Gano, 5 ai J room f120w, a i ce $1°7.000: terms. Uwner /Iist 10-F wy Y KF them todas KI} GEN. 51° Wainwri ght Ridg. | * *« 4424 Elliot av.; 4-4 siagl*, elec- | SINGLE FLAT BARGAIN ee. h: gas. electric.” a8 3 | t es rage for 6 cars. — | 4°58 rooms, baths. electric. furnace; very : rene $2520" nae VER gat i n Sidney 267 REALTY" CO, 4 rooms, tile bath. tile bath; garage: located on corner lot. | -“"S#* HART Ww 53. DISCHINGER, 2922 N. Grand | reasonable price and terme: 4038 Ken- erme 7 oe Vir ia a’ ~ ! at ; . ’ . ; 610 G er oe ten. ood Murphy bed, sy fn , : | screened rs ease” O16: ae — mummemeet tutes ardw® fioors ° -— 7 5213 Waish Want to get out } re the i Ala mn , | reasona , VACANT —0-ROO ee, KOPF, town immediately; will sell right. Box | JOUN H.ARBOTT. Realtor. 709 Chest icles Pill , — ere Ou e nae ee Pe - nerly av. WILLIAMS & e BLAM. IN 7 Che n ately: Wi al i rignt I x malin ch “ etre } r r . . a . -family brick, MAUR ER. sa0.°" RE rr REALTY To. SINGLE STAT stnut : di i M BRI - : ., Balance only $°0 monthly ticks th “SEE US. BRINKOI ' Y¥-7S, Post-Dispatch, ic) } BIG Bl Nc AlLau , ara buys nice att h we (leas ry — rouge: | FE ee GALAW BAKGAIN WONDER a "NG v | iy y | __Glive 23 ee ts itle Guaranty Bid | Park av, ~s- en bric no y STU! C { 0 BU NG AL Ow! BUNGALOW—Almost new: 5 rooms. hard- | 1216 McCausiand: 5S-room brick: hard- Tes pe 1918-° $0.96 FORES? AV eee a A | | NB ” 4287 Lab nele fla . peed thrush t; wood floors, tile bath. f 6 le roof | Wood floors. ho: ' hont gemn “s PUNGALOW Hills Bert ho! rooms OLS-24-350-37-46 OREST AV : 1 Irebos d from ouisids ) cue” i. ae Tt 54 : matt-bricks ‘Trth, Of Manchester: S-roem |" . trick: vant G08 pap mesth: price E088.) 0 SINGLE “Sones RESIDENCE and combined": “me Beme ; ee ETIENB, S35 : * 7 ; im) ? 4 3 = *- Lia Ni ANN R. kK. 4 “«) ’ i’ orc? al ‘rif i 3 ; Sul ’ ry. ls : - CE Al . Y . “ “ 2 Grand ’ ° 7 , — Unee * ; 7 (; A. . wr 7 ’ ’ =a V ? > Tager construction + eet rkere 26 S. Grand. Grand 620, Vic. 38. IOHN HW. ARKOTT. Realtor. 709 Chesnut, | BUNGALOW—5782 Waterman: 7 beauti- | porge a a pee: tile bath. hot-wate aoe | oe eA NETRATH AX ee ~ Ex Z j electric, (1 newly decorated: | ~ LALLA MS 3 & BLAND, INC, 0 yot- 2-family bric o. only $10,500: ’ * eo ‘Se “wg os B ARGAIN NE M PEN oy BUNGALOWS ) i i ayv.. tte bath hat wom .? ‘ ' .- 7 . oOoln ’ OPEN 2 ’. Me ce. builder en premises, owner, 2009) B ' aot Vi UW—74l1l Richmond p! - or SOTTINGHAM—OPEN &= TO oo nett gy pate, 5 aE tures, copper se! pper gut-| 3 rooms, frame house in rear; So7t) bar 25 Be —. + a ve " Ys : aS, sSsewous oa “her ‘rings ; spoutin ph ughiv rn; | H , T 210° EF Gr sary re : rea v2 w vo t proud ) P. WYATT 2102 E. Grand. nihdintaicine -HAEF eR "REAL CY “oO 0» Howard st.. a good 2-story brick, * PRICES REDU dway. rooms, tile bath, hardwood floors, aa , ’ are- or . : , wall . rage: made street: furnace; let 0041140 h ng mome als en der er ty yre se meh os ( Nes ‘ » hetter ' 1% rice ot @ on —— A Ne ee : larce let: meet our ioenae a Urne “MODERN BU NG. tT. AL, { Ww Give 36 : ardwead fle pt OR ectalyy Brn. _~ ’ ALA) aaa iam 4 Z-ra0 these and take vour choice: « ~. eL . T—2554 Palm, 4-5 rooms. modern: ‘ } GREER AV iLAT arcan jetent two families of 3 rooms each; | 08 Hoffman ay., Tower Grov ear te X bath KEANE & FRANKE, 1008 Chestnut. 0 arage nN excellent an bri tile bath. fur1 " da) wid . awed Ora fame Cottage: newly pe ‘IN E BU N Gi A F OAV BUNGALOW —Bewutiful: in Southampton: | floors 2-rar caraces we $7600; owner will show through, APARTMENT—4-fami income $3600:! Ridg es. . : 4-6 rooms, brick. til $23,500 E ; . SCHAEFFER KBEAL 4: neum bran $l 4.vve: Bids. a mm front porch, “60 “tt. ‘lot; easy terms: Fonte. : VACH + = ‘ % , “ N) Pee 3 a, a ak em Dee pat ee 2 ite ee OR Ee eee ek ee a) Oe r: : oe eee 3 Ts lee ae | oe es 2% . : Bes eooraied: concrete basein a: r ti per screens, s! : STUERS@E! Ri YyY cw ~ & : ; St. Louis; imimediat nt; Seas dandy 6-room bun- | 6 rooms le Been ee te rr — so€S S. Grand ; Da-Gain. Call) = Re py rns i san . Tro new h e DOssession ¢ Pa876 Goethe av.. a dan ¥ PS heat; SS R50: Ses. 0) cash, ba! ance Sti BERAL FUL ia 4d \ Ps - BUNGALOW—S5O0S50 ¢ aT ) Socation: rent 910.600; sree SGA. |° LA ng 32 $8500 ance “ore : with + ‘Gana 3 so = } Newstead: dandy double of | mi) Chestnut st. Jor Shane Wetlee ates ° , +) 1 4 ‘hestnut aia marr. 4 rooms, tile bawh, urnmace, ce- ' sal EES Tits flouble rainboard sinke- we 4 ree aFu~ PUN 7EeE Swe : ‘ = WU: very weil financed ' bo or —~ 5 ‘ th. rTram a Pe : @i80 single 4.4. water, ~~ ‘es av. oe rooms ’ $908 HU KY “e ae ment coal, fruit cellars. copper gutters , ©O/onnades. must he seen to te appreciated, Bi NGalLow—o. rersain } rooms, | JOHN H. ABH. ealtor, 709 Chestnut oh _ ——- + --—-_ —— »- © and bath; preticaily new; erent: | $500 DOWN, PRIC 'E $5200 ond ne and sunroom, 9 2: >? \l T. ING AN and secret: ~~ rice reasonable. MICHALL PHDERER REALTY CO. tile loa! steam heat. c: e: 3 year lk’ you are in the market for a tenement. | *lAT—Quick sale wanted for 5 and 6 \° ass neighborhood Price $22,500; make | 3 AND 3. eden ay ante ; ; bri. k bunga) ow: 5 reoms tile ; > . 7 neo py : % 7 ya f or . +a bs t. ’ oOo : , ie , i tyes KER REAL aw. ; Rouse. oa floor oniy $8000 3 UNGALA Ww 515u ~ Kings! ugh way s. W eeiiiatil FINE NEW mt NG ew sorts Re hs ane vl , ae RRIS-W LINKERG, LUOLl ¢ hestnut._ 3 Jil. zo t- Dispatch - ; te) E NZL ICK. J 1010 Chestnut ane 1 427. ; and electric. s ereel flat with Sidney "67 61 . : + Us." BRINKO | 619 i(“hestou't 5-roem efficiency and s.«eping por hn ai 2150 Met “ausland ; _ pe COTIN So Bn 205 ~ (CQO? | “o T—F hg oe mate » |} 4138 West 4 pany FL. AT. ONLY $6100 ' at the very low orice, Stated ahove , Margaretta; beautiful 5 and 6 roome, | - oe On easy termes. For card and 9 Particu- ooo -——ay , hardwood floors, up-to-date bath furna - Onis hat “Wow! floor , ur) any ownstairs GL NGUALOW S—4 Powis ni bath; all mod biG RETURNS “ » ‘ = CASH, MO *. t Kingshighw: ay iy Bungalow screens, shades a J “- ~. right te uiis-in-tuh, hot-water heat, side drive a: ern convenien at ri¢ht price, good | 2643 La Salie: rent $900: price $4500 , DE8® Fairground: hot-water heat; open and.» N. Prairie; oniy 3 blocks to publie =re — STANLEY. EPSTEIN. et eee w flour- “room brick bur ane © Kineshighway: “?-story b rooms fur Quick sale tod See this Ne aval one ‘Ol Ly! i . Lion 3s S. Laciede Stu nrd. or I. ~0986 Montgomery rent S68. price Box Y-311, Post-Dis. - le an ee hial schools and Grand av.: close | - alive anos: 819 _Cheatnut Stone (hen at 40°24 Pennsylvania ef. ‘ She seh tile bath, hardwood SCHW ENKER Re AL TY CO | +. rms, owne ; 5. U ard av., ~ blocks from Frisc $4000. FLAT—7518 N. Broadway, 3 and 3 room! .” a ing and Cases av. car barns. This is ARGAIN—AINGL eee mave furnece. til ect Sleeping ‘ror ; ; et Hi ABBOTT taalene & “h “* ji, , ae otuaatear aime - ep ; = ie wonderful rent . ai ’ Ki FLAT hardwood floors © bath, electric, % new. $2500 cash, balance $40 per Mi) Chestnut "Real or, TOM Chestnut m Mancheste: ‘ wo! S. Garrison: rent $1260; $7000 frame Kas. electric; terms: price $4200. |, waiting let 7 oe ~~ a Das | on10 N. Garrison: 4 45 _ ‘ ; : *% a ~ty 7 TT ’ i ‘ ; NGA LUWS— 14 Oe . ,ITGCER-MASEK REALT WAL TE R OBERBECK REAL. ESTATE list @ ants ery xo con. | , roo : will, be ready h and Interest ic wilt sey, you, ss | BU NGAI OW—1043 1 uisviile av.. & dan : ‘ae west of oe » aed o yer “| dition; new roof.. One s double bfick arage: Wer ke: come . ne imate th! . Sunday gh en > ay ry ron mm wenen: ‘ow . jot wate r heat. | highway : iY . ee} :" ——— 1 we 4 > A , j ro nt ; pe } riz ~ x — as + } PLA’ S112 X ares was ‘ olfax aoe ic? noon for inspection pen unday at: ‘r aus ta Z 4 ge; , } senla ood Tict st-c lass, vet Lor ~ = Vw ' bs roon Lr ie »7e vil , «9 r / ark , uy? | »lt—PRICE Sf ‘). — s t! Marke! °.¢ . le N A. MAY ‘ Fis ni att ER RCo. 807 (hestnu ihe’ ites aheoe ie Forest Park ‘aaanan / neut, inc’wding tile baths and s nnd Gat nome ‘ iu" eat " strip- ys * 1-38 Isth = st : tetnits 3 amd & seamen Hh. og large bri ~ 4 pe. —e ink eaters, Afeale_Pise.. o live 7 a Olive TTR OS, REALTY Co, Onen 1; ' a % for 4 machi! ea iust se) big barge sin re. re? my Shao (a sil S 1500 bala: a 1 # n — . “AY ; —— P 7T ler roo! P h ad aiaate . . - $5000: serene at, () kK Al, LON P AR kK | A T enewhaens snaipandiitineainee Ss _ Rth Pl A 41.% until 4 D. ™m.. Sunday 10 ; [' \G AL OW BU y ¥E RS, ' . Ades, - ~ ’ - month! , 1 Mae _ . emt ' es : wae . os ait a “tb 2 - . — 7 ry & oe — . : -—" * 4a * _ - ir YO ’. _ | N » CO . ' ; : 2 °iR-MASENK RE 5 fest. eT De R SALTY co) | @ (-tar Ride. | , f ou. I H “TOL MA R b . i ] t ‘ leaning _ - 472 Adelaide a‘ trictliy m HOFT MAN meg ALTY CO, pairs e 2680 iN : bao : i . - tly modern § and Northwest ; Mi AT— bid Siattery: %-family of 4 and /'? rooms, double brick 8% admission 4 +HOOM COTTAGE——4 ‘HEAP ' 4764 Vii 4 al ' $0055 ‘ houteau ey ea is 4 G “2 eg ' pe ; ientz ay. one block from Al rENTIL NN! ik ra Ss a’ COTTAttrhK—o>- rox anime. arag: aun- “oO af FAMILY FRAME FL AT FOR s: ITO a rooms, bath. electric. garage: $7750: by card. ROMAN STRANZ ‘ ‘hestnut. ; BU NGALOW-FL AT—S a: haa” 4 pe in. BU18 ohee car: 5§ ' bath room. BL NGALOW —~Mode: n- brick ool Arse- failv ti Sp. nm Sund 14) 3 3. ee hea s 719-5815-5819 Ss. GRA i loors, tile | - nGay —a dr chicken hou t -« Heit ocated: good condition: rents $78; term . | RN" ) Maffitt av. * nes .; 5 rooms, hardwood floors. SKE THIS TODA : } 1s make terms , RE D DEN REALTY Co.,Title Guar. Bidg. | 2239-41 43 HEBERT ST. | Rear Kinashi sway bi? oven | sees linc , complete in every way, lot ddxalno, ee ‘ . S254 SUTHE RLAND SING x FL AT COTTAGE GARAGES flats of 3 rooms: rent $114 month: | reoms and bath, and 2 flate or 3 rooma | FLAT—3-3-room tame conveniences; sac- SON FAIRVIEW AV. he best. vrices very reasonable. joca- Arsenal. 2d f! Grand 4019. Victor treet - Water UTIFLL L GRAND. Dov ER PARK | 7 — : - _— st ret ; a a “her ; i furnace. electric. rowk mantel. front ‘tri L1Gc.k Brick: ‘uuvenicbces > anon . ans . bee te Ry eaving city. . dimen 5 Ama meet any pat-water = * SOL THAMPTON BINGALOW , ut} W. KERR CO., 107 N. 9th st FLAT—2242 Madison 1 flat of 4 room ay e Six-family investment, 4 flats of 4) ply Colfax 90 te} AASE ORE ALTY ©CO,, 921 @G gad — et made: terms; open today. . : WOTTAGK—& ~ aitine € ’ ti , ’ . . rooms i ; « i¢ : At “s , Derby roo ms wet, ~ . *o ‘ 4 | . gum room. siate roof. construction TONY HURLEMAN. S. W. Cor. Grard &) ) :, le lmth, hardwood fioors: a! ! ) garage. $400 O- ter Res t ae rice $7200, or make offer | oma SOPHIR & FINE. 809 | aan Be cog Zi be aperestansé. per annum: must he je sma. Natura! PvOmn HICK coltare, beth and the coming section of the South Side. , - TA i Si en co. c TS DOE. GME oon ne ms : ; + eel seni SRE re ss DB ; 4 sAT—45ax Maffitr. 4- _— oniy S500. xy s. 4 todas Will make terms BL NGALOW—4: 545 y . a for fahanyvy 5560 1506 Hodiamont at ‘OTTAGES—62504-56 Etze two dandy 5 FATT : = 38. cC , ' HILMER, DU er1? N to” eremmgiea wi belo rae savin He s. furnaces. > - S . > } yey si - : rT — ‘ nan f on | P ice. } : mae pln ‘ " {1 KOP, | 619 Chest ch veEDe RER R O10. J he | x. A Beg llh. Seay 1 rg HF ‘. | 7018 BRU NO—SI 168 et ae _ foo cotta ® Arcola. Beas; By Ce a Ae « siialas a o ony ee $1560: pwn oe Be o 9) BE NTON aR -| hoe 48 flame rooms. bath: clectric. hot-water . 5 F >: r mon n o2-roo Je HN H. ABBOTT ee , 709 Chestnut Terms. GLICK R E ‘ 0. S24 Chestnut sg. . . modern at $1440. ao E 11 So 4007 Mates. 4 roome, bath. fu ’ , - cant and ready to move in, open; | ok mm: dati garaze: } paving rent © we a ainda Tht SENG . = rt. “arg P RI eD tO SELL AT—Splendid, well built flat. &-@ rms.|o J ‘ dere 5666 BLI \\ at this and make me @n offer, Buy on | qOiiN ABANTT. Realtor, 708 Chestnut. | ,reure= Oe 0st - Dispatch 71 y SAO in North St.’ Impulse: all, convenie: wes Retna’ nace de Bar Be Fy | PLAT 5394-36 ta aathit—a— once steam he your own terme — ae : dh h | hear car , . Vi ' ; bath wna. wy offer: ‘ MeCetisiand. Phone MODERN 5-ROOM BUNGALOW (OTTAGE—6-room br _ & rt roo 045 Montgomery: 4-5; $6: ‘ | 2 Fair av. Colfax 475W. () | on torm ; | land = income. Apply 5200 "North. - 4834 Mecklinbure, 4 Seems, te first-class condition: | R. Nal Ochs | ALL ON ONE FLOOR 2 , 4 pa : e ' ’ p . an ' ee = ne ~ “4 4 cond ? foubie earage - s\ 1s Sorthniar 5 “T ' ns, = —“— . JOS. BOEHM. Realtor. Toth and six . See this wienout fai! ok te BUNGALOW—-Mod - 6232 Odell a ors i act i ny RT. RE | Ty, £58 sVOEINARS wh FLAT—3134 Fair av.. 3-4 brick; modern; | HILMER. DUTTON & KENLEN PFRINCK Fr LAT—Modern, double. é- roc = ett nut tr) live 9537. = r at $5: S00 ser , MRIS omen veges ~\ rooms wit h furn 7 bath. e lec tric. por n - bali? fut rooma ame alee - neh te a hoon , ; = ; LOR a; ‘ ~meral & - = { an ‘i . oo ath | : in wg rod con: dition pric ° S6500. if inter- 2712 Nv 14th et. hard to beat. pdjberal rv ay ciency wio4 HICKORY, 51000 ‘CAS a ’ mA. Ray ‘borough Caban: “B37 —a across the front; built-in china closet ath. hardweod floors. Murnhy 1 ale ~ . we * eg ive & ested and want to inspect. call Colfax - oa °34. Poat-Diane Box Rea at | ifyl cottace of roome. “f Easton ate , r pe. good basement .; lot 35x125 : Dp! ice S>. $i M)- rhe f xtures et lot Ox l . ): on: med ate { pa T te ‘E—I 1 . , ‘ — : ; aay i , 4 iT ; roi ~ 7 reper R _No 2 agen. - 3 me G RE ER AV EN U E KF L AT Fl, AT—S58i2 3 Ny s7500" 7h" ception i; every convenience; tat ’ r ? terms | DOSSP as ior saa i — Se ie FO ee nae i\PLAT—5 and 5 rooms: 483) 35 Fartin t ’ ie. eee roe oe , 36000: balanee mmoniumaiy Bungalow Barg ain Che ap |'TONY HURLEMAN, 8 Cor. Grand 4 ALBER rG. RLANKE R. E. co Condition: 3 garages, deep i SIN G LE FLAT ) | nearly completed in- -a-dor bed on se I 36 and eleepine a 82 | samo WEN Ic*h pest e 14%. Or de suble flat: real barrain all heh *@ ‘TNT ’ , bounds " ‘ f roome that make a home, brick ty oo se 4) —- Liat em ari at " ~ ain ithampton: ont terme tt 1 ote: } n -& eondition if ee 2 6 : M hs l >: & ZOBLLER (;Trand Loy BA K ER s AT TEN ] ION wt AT 736 Heacon. 3- a r nme. electriet- " | tiie bath. hardwood floors, furnace;s —. Bg t $1: 8.000 4 eit 2409 Murdock. c I42 ‘art mn] > bE " arrang: ae ste : N re ES ST ME N T B A RG AIN ait PANG s204 N 1h st... an excellent stere MAY ER RE Ks? Kav-ege: S360 H.H, | oo} ead cones gM ved. Pyourself. owner show thr pug! COTTAGE—5 rooms, furnace. electri ‘i Pt COTTAGES a0 North Market. o-roon K in :+ rhwas i i——si 6 st d-familv, 3 4 building with living rooms above. location Sunda. *ALTY €O., 5004 Union, Open es | rw neig r « : one ov a ’ Sri we ee ’ ate : of. AS _ i oe} ris parry he! on hi er ises : . — af - & _ » ; 4 ade “ _ sa — Ye 7 on } 4 on ‘nr a> ~ 4 P ——-.> roois aaa a ‘ e ' on a . : put; price is right: wilt welt on mm brick wall: $6200 terms. COTTAGE—A real 2) YE : a ——+ +~—— ae 2 . n , . ; nt PHIR & FINi : h , er: modern baths, ho ; . a . So ° - 6-raaem |HAASE a! -ALTY Co.. 21 . Che r c - — . gon : s ere " — _ itia , 30 ae 2; Oo t ‘all Aiso TROD N aes * "5x180 ~ @torv bOxx Alabama: 5- ay * GALOw Southwest — COTTAGE —a68 Arsenal, am Reman RE aly TO MOVE IN ; pitt PAIRMON _ eagy oe r : 1 eng — = — ye ‘ oe ra a gy , a cabeatiintatias ce saps brick fer 2 — baths; one-story iv WE wy Tete a ‘ liw a k oh on 20th steam beat: side drt nM *) . bed floors “Ara Seen eae. bere. | decorated “sheresmibout 3 De Mtge a = | 5°40 Bee & +-recm ot 80 Uf a | hee t also sleeping, por . every modern brick In rear: rent $80 per month; chea! -NZLE I kK 10 Chestnut - live 14° ie GUNDLACE “Ha * "CO., >... 3615 x way. ‘ : 130; gtreets. etc. ce rage and chicken Neu me ie appoint: nent Jot 2°6x130 Admission | Gio. JW ANSTR mm, i 717% Chestnut FL ATS 51°8-90 North Market et.. dou- | - - e | FLAT—-2707 Sheria&n: 3-3 rooms, fur- le 3-3 rooms: price $12.500 Apartments Worth Buying 4 > k. > . — ee ———— | ~~ ; noconsss? , this be ag sere quic ? LOW—5 roo. up to date. . 6747 $6600. terms. ANDERSON A “ALIN. 7289 itrees and erape arbors | ra Or are Geil 208M I, __¥. BUFt: Ww , owner on premines. | Manchester. Benton 3. eo Ss oot ee cash: RIE ke on 7 ce | Bl "GENE J AL. TIIEIMFER. S17 ¢ “hestnut. | nace fires floor: toilet second cas. : Beit. 5 and 6 reome hard wood . i ee _ -— a oa. 4.——— eee uagere ow » , += ‘ > s iM ° at es ‘ - . - : 4 “- ‘ - “ . ’ ™.-' BU NGALO | COTTAGE—Prick; 6421 Nashville. Your | frame buncal reet_made, $500 cas 3 ROOMS, BATH—S 2950 | electric; fine shave: terme, i AM.*. =16 | tioore. tile bath, Ret-water heat, -brick; Apariments, a = mame | CHARLES guner i = b> "ted . m, he | roorns, Withee furnece, batn electric, A SCHNP IDE R. Realtor and byilder. | 6811 Dale a n easy Wainwright Btye — —« @Garaxe. . , ™ tictio 60 . rand @ 5 rooms and sun rr, oe awe pore treet made; £6 J. oO | parma . n ; : ' , brick . 4 and > rooma, steam heat. | atrictiy modern: 4 garages, jot =| Hebert furnace heat, with At burner. ~—- | front and rear por ie ‘ta worth the 5452 A Gravois. Onen Sunday } 05 + heey orch. gat let 20x" , _— f—=4) Fallon ot ce: wine Gh28O- wou | 2-c wrame G. M JUHNSTON R. & (175. rent $3120; low price, terms, admis: | ' | . - > 7 r Ti 4 é +! ‘ »? ~~ ‘ ‘ ad . > ~ : VE RNON LAUX., 722 Chestnut. ae | oe ' Rt Rian 4016 Mhout eS ' , eu hi k 5410 es frame; 4 rooms, tile bath sBrupbery ~~ 4 RPOTTOREFF-GiL co.. 4914 te ‘mar jie ay ram _s a ; ay ‘BR! = 7+ 2 : — chicken é , ; ; 7 » rent e , want «fre ™ Zz ow, dei . where . : n and Plan furnace: oe ae ta Arcade‘! Bidg. Olive 375. | preakfast room ath. furnace vec” | STUCCO BUNGALOW Kot 1 [i 38 «hestnur condition. : ) terme . 4277 MAFF ITT oe 4229 Chestnut. ; : Clive 378 Four and five roome. nice double ga- \- — ee vee ee ee ' B E L.LIS, ‘Rea =. ~~ rity nd | o . ; — TOaTTAGE. $4000 tric fixtures. . : . 6740 Raymond ay a w ONLY $5000 ao nahh Sond. | Ta ean ’ ‘REA IN VESTMENT—#4 FAMILY path. ' a Ms Peniaal bath and electric: walks: aise ceUrnituy , we, , feoms. bath. furnace Nlertr an : Cie: : aa Py oabie three. © FURNACES —ONLY 54500 rege. berga'n for onick sale, $9000, — | AL beth. ag Pee , rice $4000; . | orice $3400; easy | es i ae re 2714" Norch Market, very (ine condi. McCRADY & OBERMEYER. 5179 Easton ah i nome, Se iatirerte te Nebraska: Py —th ecsetion im Y I garage for 2 macnines higan: reat, | | en turn te ‘enivy $10 sh a7 Owner nton SOW a . ; , 8 ¢ | — , BEL $1098 Sitors,_Ar Arcade | Bidg. * live 378 ter oy oe! — —-—— — terms painted two frame garages ental SASK ouble waurag Olive ate Foress 3196 De lme ¢ W._ te? | en LO ‘ ARBOTT REALTY CO... 806 Chest —. he TT tT) hy Cis eattors, Arcade Bi 4 = J vear lot 40«170 This shows good returt a I yy K ait _ Ate Gat OWNER GOL .G weeka. 0 “027 Bruno &. nenaread. 15 TO FVERY CALLER é , 21000 cash a + $40 month JI.k. BUR ‘Do y on NEED n ——— G sit AGE . ry Ré Te M F LAP, $42 +O 4 Lat * *, yx Os a4 Chestnut wt. fmm > Must acl! in a floors both WONDERFU L BU NG ex tt: AND -3°0 PrORSVTHE—$ 1 1.100 Phy reom 40 rt (*\estirut at “10% College. brick fiat 3 and 4 roorme.: Post-Dispatch | yy ONLY $5500. 100 « ASH | ye he tit hunga OF aso | be - fixtures, GUs176; garage tor 4 me oe ge ’ ; = | "$00. to , rs r , room bungelow: : ii] take less ( Ne \ " ; ri was “ w ’ . 2 5 . -_ ua ay ron t — " Benton 1 thw Lh. =z..° Gress: es, One me See Heat rein wont at breakfast roo erdwoot tigers. not-wale 3 and 4 rooms, ; ines cK & CO. 62851 Warne ax Goed oration ; ‘Eootnn, , , men § r a c -weter Ra . er a. | : ™ e : « Ye tri ' utifu: ™ : i? . ‘ i*h«e mere . 4 ‘" ‘ : 5" . . ‘| - on a 7-room - bun eo noe cellent a ant ; a ; Is ; darae PRANCISCUS kal cO., 8087 furnace, Rardwood Titian one block, Oper! Pn thor, imported rose and snowball feautiful bungalow “oon » | WHEN | erocery and S reeme Shere, eae tweens 4237 HOLLY AV. eine. " : . * : : a ww re’ | ; : Fi : ee “BEAUTIFUL HO mak th lans count. wa A. Reed. Benton “400% bushes. ‘ ge a eden & dendy © meu L fleer and per ter ‘ } “ ood »f ’ re; _ =e a , . ' , . : % . c : t tiie — «car garage. wow Boe ik Brea | In the most desirable Wo equal: Q taht 7050 WISE—PRETTY HOME thie afternoetitors. Arcate Bidg. Olive 378 "for $10,700: easy terme 37 RRINKOP 619 Chestnut —aNeat boUsLE. rLAT NORTH ag te ' i" | 1738-584 LABADIE A : — ~ ' ‘ q re care z em « A. ‘ iT! “ Rea! ite 709 ‘ hewn ° “rs ; in ~ " ’ ADY OBERMEYER o "oe Raston i« _ . ‘ berrain of teday, nothing to “ : u on? or ¢ tty Limite BET. LIS nweake ne MOTT. c ABE Ssud-10 N. Newstead. each 4 ma. Met ae ’ he , Work ae --—— recaps ne : : . e ’ OGW ze, reactive single flat of & A. “ nl sg aecteie. t out success- ' Key h ¢ S20 Ware: | - @= a eee | 8 eae a: te, B0xie! (on Chouteau; price $3650, payments $77 . eae: ne rhea oO. RO4 Cheatnn! . 3 - Oe LA! CO.., “i : fh a. sur ' ® FRANKE. 1008 Chestnut ¢6t | per mon’ a - , “Aa | -_—-—- , sed 3 vu4 Short 7 * ral ‘ 50.feot ‘or Tool income. bergain. LAT Ts FINA o\% Sos KEANE 6-- AHYMAN. 40 heetnut Olive Ao P RICK Ft. AT ry onie $1000 cash NEw m R304 OS garage, copper 04 SINGLE F 5B Lor ae cash a ent we ° . . ' 1M ive - oe water a Chive } Wa'nut reom* — 1. eR ‘ealt. , imu im NN oo Pr +e 4 saad 4 heetrutl Olive 327 : i. te SOx 200 ‘ - - h flat comteine a a — - ¢ LAY TON re AD—$1700 . good Vacant C ‘ottag ' ’ | ee he « ge room and sieeping ho ret — . RR IC K _BUN' . \] Ow ; 015 be | ' | a aoe” 1s rea hares 5 TE NE VE NT ¥: {? ARG AIN - hherl- water hew! . Rae 4°°a Vieta av: @- room, bet y hardwood floors i Poe gyamio rm , hot-water N EW \ t. 4 rdw re A. , ue ; oe z* A “ a Mat ; “ tention vi "it new. balance like rent; only . heat garage: excel ne eee — :“) macduke roont renee Ria. ead . or “ singe) moter i co we? 1" A tte: oriee | teom af th : ’ o— fi roowe har d wool hoor. ; Qwand fas J e a S nt wes mye Cel mistien ? ' ww Siu te . Mette ee ee ae tee ) ‘ Z + ~ “ay * hd Cn , its = ' : J L : Al . a . me Ko. 7 = ” ; lea icis Loa ; Jiv. . ' Ww AL. Te KK he ks ki gE cy sis . “hesiaui. Central ‘ “929. 1% ™ we (* FF-1-ISS ngalow 1427 ” beg | nm creda | vile tee 64) net. war “a excelent + ye “ ‘tian «=6achelce locat THLOBALD & Pow. fit. Grand 19;

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es aed arn: Se eS satay Het ged cae toate ene Siig ; co een apes coment 5 TS nem ei ge. to ~~ ~ a Se ag, a a ian na KF PSP CEP - aor Ee 7 - . ve es “~ LO OD re IRE tA le lr age ae 8 ver Et: ] OB. 10B pos. DISPATCR — FLATS, A AP’Tm’Ts, FOR SALE FLATS, 2 AP’TM'TS, FOR SALE FLATS, AP’TM'TS. FC a Northwest WALASLT Pana ri. AT BARGAIN . “eH, Were lieve : i cw ~. £ar Phved wet eet. lor soni renial STS) pe ear, terme. " AGE aT “en 5 °* nioe Foerest 6°°O Another Good — in , Wotent Park Al single fia: Savi ew ly pa De yg bath ‘ tent : e iimyper e ‘eniea ral yi Me + tERNON i wrt Xx. ‘peo Chestnut. Olive a OU K-F AMY NORTH U ES oan Plieriesanit «a 3s rooms Nied bath gyn ain So vears . fk eilent sha eircom ’ e? - JORDAN. & Miki HY Clive 17 Vile (suars MNrde 1 COTE BRILLIANT —sns00 a an iF ‘ , er and . ¢ per aati terrae JON WH. ARRCTT Realo 700 Cheet nut GPAMILY DANDY APARTMENT rR EK, £28,500 WENZ LIC 1010 “hee ct » 14°° BI SG ALOW FLAT wee KORKRINS ‘ 3 reworn « hardwead Fh cw ' oe "re nec Perch: first-claes condition: priceé -ic ALBERS-COMER PURT? REALTY ¢ . abany 38560 1s of, Hewliamont a DCA TS “POSSESSION 4764 La us n a Ny or . " beat iw t © floors. Freneh da 7 bookcases. furnaces brick mr . MAU RER-GHIO-BLPF A Rial Tt ~ Ci! ve “308 312 , os bee Py - LOW (ASH PAYMENT— BALANCE Easy 1 OOD. LAniK ! wr ; a” Sarr 4e°%0 =? Lavule *t “vee? : >, ’ Bander me new « e,T- cra. ’ Peroetain #inike teem us! 1? a Thea 298” nter Woaed work roe 1? oy ‘x : i? as new iy Pea ir) fer Tarniti ha Se Tye! new Os Concrete porch frant and rear. double oo Siree’® and allie’ _mamde GORVOR CT churches (onen toda’ he 118 Realtors, Arcade Ride Olive RTK A, xc ELLENT a ——— pot BLES 1% Natural Bridger ' bet 1310. iE \. Letfingwe “en or 3419-21 WN “orissant. onjs sif © 000 533-45 Natural Breage: furnaces &: ‘ . WEMPNER Tithe Guar Milde Olive B210 SINGLE BRICK FLAT 49 ska MAFFITT A\ 2 is Toor: bath 00d conditior CAFS terre ALBERS-COMERFUORD REALTY Co Cabans O60 1506 Hogiamom i Reasonable if Sold Quick 5SH10 Garfield. 4-5 single. brick porch Sleening poreh hot-atr heat; garage Brand-New Flat Bargain OS17 Highland: 4 and 5 rooms. moder mn Tor ineapectio: | ©OUNCANNON. 720 Wainwright Pidg WALNUT PARK FLAT 4 rooms down, 3 u: noern. double ga rage oO) - fuct ot On ‘:\immore a\ 4 int Gow nse aire. price $700 LT Det) Sunda. pas! ' tr ar NEW “BU NGALOW FLAT $540 Fartin av. 48: ~d K caput h 5 and 5 Four all moder til “al hard» ood floors sun reorm Seesihn gareae open every ay faayv terme 725 COTE BRILL LANTE AV Teo ah \ _ and > reom @lectriv farege for 2 -aainee £000 ‘ation end preperty in ekcellent enditior See owner MILMER. DUTTON @ KENLENBRINCK -712 N 14th st 4812 ST. LOUIS AV. Two-famiily 4 and 5& reom br “k fiat. hathe elect: separate furnaces Dr Pate aundries. «4 rea! bargain for saako Ro admission without card HILMER. DUTTON &€ KEHLEN! RINCR HOME SEEKE RS Picture vourwelf ii nz on a4 DSeawt Parked 100-ft boulevard, in a pretty bun Salow-flat. with a nice. Die brick porch Swear acroga the front. where vou may s/t and en wyY the Peauty of thie park: then. to ealize this picture. wok at 5112 N. Kings bia gnway > and @ reom dungalow -fa' hardweet floora, tile bath. gable roof and well built: price and terms reasonable WL. RONALD. 721 Chestnut Olive 8089 See ee firet floor BADEN FLA’ 3 37 Mittmer st 4 rooms floor a8 (electric § lieht ler ts TAT SOUT TE R ow mor % i way eee - Mlo CORA AV $10,000 Mucelient single flat: 4 and 4 rooms tte Bali” enrireivy nedern ‘erm. wal TSR JONES REAL ESTATE CO e118 (“heat ny “t r 0472 Welle ar 5803 HIGHLAND AV. Fiat. 4-familyv & reoms end Murph, FL. Bods each. tile bath Pardwoead floors 4 bov'ck garage 4 heatin Plants " we . come SISO per vear. price $73.500 $5500 wis eeh handles ; MARTIN & PANG? RN. S733A Deimar a hone 2 ‘a har 4! “ or i Ther ai“ 5350-52 PATTON AV. PLA . rOLR-F mass. Y DOUBLE FLAT mone, bat electric each. wonder Ly $6) imcome: sme ai price: easy termes ‘or ~ pemediate Sale MORFIS A 1iCH R 6 | Chestmut st 5336 St. Louis Av. Beeutiful new single flat and > FLA Pere haraweed fiwors, het-water heat r rice $17.750 ALTER JONER FR EF CO. 618 Chestnu’ Fl »" a 42 Welle ay SPECU LATION Spiendid singe fa’ and + #TroOod@me Tie STW 3611 WN Newstead Ww ALTER mawerTr «% ee, Hes > MAKE OFFER Sfamily. 3 rooms each. with furnaces : rr oacve “a i;arf\e ™ "Gnome . WALTER SCOTT CO. 805 Chest ant ——— _ - 7 S211 NORTHLAND AV. ~~ “is r= mt ~ ’ \>48 Vis Y : 4 —_ ” ~ RPan ' Ma ‘ oa ‘> . . * * ie e+ “ ca AR WEA 7 _ 4 = : a APARTMENT —} — 2 ‘ ‘an Ss ; ~ “er 7... “sting of 4 and 5 vile ‘ “ med foie Wa-helarnais a wis oe arn hea’ a” - ». 4 rt Bi NiubA LAW a*ro™ s. ra ~le@rry ‘us MY DP. « _ MeDenald a + Nau ALADW ae 4 4 - tah ae" lyr - ~: SiT.OO@ brick carag 4471 Nebraska . BL Ni A “ .FtLa \ew 4 ad > seer =). o . VA ‘A o« ‘we ‘a! r T™ EB FLAT—l6721-23 Alien a’ } an Ff — . wmectrh Lxoe RD LN i a ane ; [*rTeon aA ; * a. 018 fx “i? r AT—41°'S Me Ree 4 ern la 1 ian . aw Ss - x = Dy _ f-rand Tk BLE PLA T—HBea _ ‘ . . fe rm , se Pa ruate ir-ace’s . a Raréwood fleers th: gm M rt hee WL ie) Min aN LA a : h, .4? | : “ erry? . a : > ~upitee Wate za : a rne : =. ‘emting fer $060 per annun “ Swe J tt UR wan & «U) 17Ot Sy mcs XM ELE FLAT—Al41-48 lala oes Pari woere wees ~~ tm ihe Srate furpaces. renta’) $1 a0) Tice § them a bow! Shir aak hRahd.ies _em In aC "FLA Tan st , Tene. “iw Bath. Mra : at ®*es' men auimis mn " Se KA K PENNER i > sa _ fea BR FLA a thle be orn furnma: ee garage aorowr 4 * of " T"ie6 « 4 Weck freer ry - » 1‘ Qe ene — att > we roe cu “re on MM n >A * a ‘ob Phene ‘ rand etTy FLAT—3-4 ome. GBths furnace ¢ ¢ —o8 eT) "Viren . ; r_A Tae sc” Siete : : . ; ; : ire le aiee Sli) — 4 LAPT... ‘9*? f | ° ‘ ”. ws 7 + 4 ” “= - ~ bia ys . Va . tat = |} t7 : : : .. ») ee Seal. a4! aat SBLIV + @usrucs Wanted, and 1 Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences F or Sale Today. pes-1700 REAL ESTA TE For Sale, Exchange, FLATS, AP’TM’Ts. FOR SALE FLATS, AP’TMm'TS. FOR SALE FLATS, AP'TM’TS, FOR SALEFLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE FLATs, ‘South BUX ‘REALTY . : e : PAE A eae we ee wee, ee we LS furnay ° and garny: . eae Se. Bae we ee ee oe OF Ok ow . * ww we 3: 3318 Meramec st Lae “7 we «7 oe ww ‘ eld + _ aah abalealel oat te ee * a oe be ke ee oe ke Ot ott tt OF Oe aaa ee tbe sd th ie rhe he os she he al a ole os Gs * ~ es ‘ (ot de de de ot uth ’ TRIPLE FLAT ENY estan Rl a RC =_7 APARTMENT Niels | Fie NE 1R GRAND SINGLE FLAT. $7500 a — rick KLAT BER- WELZ. Sidney ~ ms a 3810 Gc sravois— av oh) - os ~ NS DOEDE ‘TE TUSSESSION | SSAC —_ er pee st NG ou 7S xs rROM GRAND $4730—RE i 5260.8 As} TERMS SPLENDID i DKml . MF ‘WNER MUST SELL a 4 r Lea alos zas aA i @# 4 > Tom fears °® 2-Toowm Cla 7 : : ‘ trMiS A 4 a8 ‘ a eg Nestr ut ODERN MINGLE FLAT IN A REAL Lit ATION—3975 LITA PE. FD JUsT ¢ OMPLET aaa 2 roOwums a 4 sum perior: tile bath. a Jent. OU Die rage. =e ¢€23.35 Gay PREDEKER LE. uL. TY oo Amey 78 610 Gravois av Dot BLE. FLAT. $13. =o RUSSELL PAR Located 1200 feet west ot Grand Ave : 1400 feet- south of Tower 3 we south from / «ong de | University City, at 3300 south: Grove Park. street on ae : west, or drive in from Arsenal street oT Phillips avenue to Russell Plaee. , resentative on ground. SECURITY GUARANT REALTY CO. 512-17’ International Life Bid — Olive 7623 9 rooms and Bath each file 3 closets each floor Linen closets (‘lothes chutes START TODAY Attendants on € CHUERMA 3 FINE DOL _—s 40 —_——£ "BROOKS Of _4063- 85 Har; ford very | turn APART MEN ‘T FLAT 3 NEBRASKA wee “3 recms each, —# ise Shenandoan iat. 7 egy - @) goanucan haif ; rental $2640 per year. orice 320.000. 3629 BLAINE “av. & HE MINT TE SINGLE oo ‘ : 166.08. Os nn 3630 § MONT AN a Gran 4 and “Arsenal, 4 SINGLE ‘BRE zo &LI ER srTand ] , it-F TT | TENNEMENT -844-46-48 Lemo a (hie is a wonder areain anc a splendid 1 vesiimet “sen ° ener arrange terms ; : afr Se 8s . ik. R co 254 rra $a o« Sunda erside "ss = tre » 2 = Qn; -TMAN > 415) "ys : > MNGLE—? “TT mR se500 »§ Shena ‘Da Tse. Diea@sant rouwn a "as atid elect newly Dae nied . @ giracge pxlie ‘ are ENZLICK. 1019 Chestnut re 1427 INY ESTIGATE — ‘BARGAIN 4 t : . vi ~ 4 2 ar 3 a and 4..e% maa 3! P 2 a M mA> BETHWE RR sk TOAD Grarots en Sunda Ri ereirte 24D SPL ENDID t- F AMILY FLAT 5226-23 TENNESSEE ir rooms each. electric. tile bath. a "SiGe Stairs: 4-car garage omen per month; building in Al conditien: reasonadie ter "sy ET 2 ER Pr - LTY (WO ‘ ad. — Sw — AMILY INVESTMENT - 2 5S.cKkorv ae 5-3 Too >. fas —_ , 7 a SioO ver menth: price and reasonadD.e RER-GHIO-BEFFA REALTY « >» F659 233 Title ivan 4 DOUBLE +> L—PRIK BE sit.ooe -_ . ¥- | > Thy : ATye terse Wits ‘es = 2 - ot on -w _ Slane _ @u orice $1” a) acv TT : Ww Laig ‘hestnut Olive 1427 ; ; ‘iss NSIN A rt J TMA : an an 4°rTang 4 i" ° 4 ow > ®t a Sant a s - £acaces “ etmen _ ae: (jER-MASEK REALTY (© 2 beeqe) i \ 7th eTdici . " 43 roe tiats and Lc ee Temting neiz ornood - “™ RISBERG iagntning Resuts ey 42 204 S. Grand =T. ANTHONY'S PARIS SINGLE FLAT = s mp 4 and 4 ro . a - W r ‘,sTan : L.rsena a ¢ r? i 4019 — | TH SIDE 4-FAMILY FLATS -=-32 and [819-14 A "? 4 sepurace : y fats. + rmeeorme * oA ’ efticien ta Yomi ff oores + s'*a™ “4 gu wet OT] ne es 35 a 239 Ann a at "pleted se~Parate 4-fan apart - flats 1 @ 4.8 > rvhep . pe a’ ‘a fur are! W ore “re Ss HET , sii “jy ‘ | 2. a a. was ‘rom Cherakee car line rears * &@ “es Dargaic: price Toate nea -rand and Urevrets ea ul fost @ ~~) “MN -Water het seDarale ew ° 38:5. furnage. ©-er = "I ~~ Rgeri-8 sing: e flat ; FEAT RARG ALN APTER ESE ‘SINGLES , RANDY 4 SB SENG LE—ai=eee 3904 WY OMING morn aimee VEw Det BLE Seavert FEAT ‘Raser wrth wee cual | : heated 5S and 5 room ‘Det BLE FLAT SARGAIN = e883 "hew ba — VERNON tart. “Tt Chentnat. Ove ee Tower ‘Greve Park i= Cheermw | % Apartment Flat tee 5 = LAX. >t

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A LR] TET ME POE Fe IN TE Ne eT : tae \ ah NS . nit) 7 gi ae’ ” sin OM re apr we *" & pe " “« v4 = : P tS ae ae a vigialite 3 ee, ee ee ) |. Saas a UP) — ’ . a om , i , i) By 4 y ch eat 6a So bint as Ai P igi st ot a : ey i re : Sag Ta BE Pie 3 a “ = “er ae or a | areay Toy Ri at er PRE a PTE ~e eee as Pee Bi i is % m . — f0 Og ee ae ES EE EN TTI EY NIE REIN a as ‘ a Ear Tee * o -g x Pe, 1824. __ wr i7 700 MAY Nth 10 REAL LL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and ! Bungalows, Cot ottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences F For Sale Today: AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE FLATS, AP AP'TR’Ts, | FOR Sai SA == LEFLATs, | AP ———== = eee : TS, AP'TM’'Ts, FOR SALE FLATS. APTM'TS, FOR SALE | FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE | FLATS, 3, APTM’TS, FOR SALE) FLAT! FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE| RESIDENCES FOR SALE Southwest FLAT—3115 Lackland: a dandy 5 and 6 FLAT—3046 We est or -~|—— _ West | West — slecD—Home Specials—MeD ern 6 » flat: ha: yon flocrs. _ baths, fur- | FLAT _will sel] rea sona bie rame ies and a bargain: owner at *LICK RE. x24 Chestnut. a naces, glazed sleeping porch, garage: lot —50xx McPhe ingle . Show you through. See this > ‘r | 356x135: $11,500: terms. Cal Gillespie. | rooms. hardwood floors. yn a, OB °| Ris ; ; 602 6 W ESTMINST ER P L.. | WENZLICK. . 1010 Chestnut. Olive 1427. slate roof: ga ®: w S. F. DICKMAN R E. co. Fiat. elexand P-6 room sinale: tile bath. ( rag ill sell for S85 06 62% Chestnut, ,hardwood floors, oodun heat: & — " . rages; all rentet, J. ateeiey AT _ aN, . sont Baca ee Hospital: steam heat oy oie = el.l, R. FE €O., 111 N. 7th ( ‘HEAP W BS ’ E ND pou BL, E | . 3828 Locust st. ‘ al rent 32 : price for quick sale. $13. , GLE FLAT BARGAIN oD Evans ' §043 Murdock: 4-family, 4 ate and) _ 300. BALSON, 5899 Delmar. . m_ 3 anf 3 room single brick f! iat baths: | oor ite ar: Moed tutere: & and © ROE NCE AUnEE bene ee sunrooms, hardwood floors, Murphy beds, 44 47 5100 Wells:«5 and 10 oe near Wellston loop: $4230 coms, bath furnace. electric: very good as ° double garage: 50-foot lot’ big bargain at - separate Pernacen Amine mao S11 . 2 oe JOHNSON R. C Title Guar. Bide. caoea” Geka — oe sO; terms: this is 8 oo CR — 3406 | Beil: good *ye> - ° ‘ec at Ces; — ag ‘ \. .* y “ar Onn inves ment u >~~,VU0, terms. - Will consider an offer; open for in- 7135-37 Al. AMU—2 BEDROO is—s23.000 GLICK R. EB. ©O, 824 Chestnut. basement: in good condition; JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. | ction: owner ew ~ é —— - ‘ } on premises. ( double, 5 rooms and sunroom MB ~~ — — ~ _ oo & ” . ‘ 7 RESIDENC ESs—Two ri nklin av | metenane Ave 746 room er ont oor. F “La r008 Bese m: destrasio 2 geen d S| JO 10H x Non. ‘ABE PF heen Op Cc } cone 491 )$) M C Y H k R Ss ( ) N he eo |} furnaces, garagei etc., @ weeny Se OU. block w’ “ Senos | 4800-0? WASHING TON | 6 and 7 room briek flat: thie property | He} v. 7 “SEE US. RINK OP. 619 Chestr.ut. | oo: est Hamilton; $5000 cash, balance | P1 SPT, LE NDID FOUR. FAMIL Y FLAT na an excellent future: in a busines ite | Title on, Bells “pide ‘colt NEW DOUBLE—$16.800. Go ‘“HANCE FOR IMPROVEMENTS eing unrestricted. a fine cut from 314.000 aan ! ©301-03 Ww DOU . 3 ‘veeme and inclosed | FLAT Modern, + ene 5 rooms, ~ single: ~ 6 rooms. bath. yA ptr a to $12.500 for today on'y: owner hase offer FURNISHED c OMPLETE. P+ 5a 4xx RBalck ‘e, low for immediate sale. slightiy under this figure: better act quick } 1813 L- — st.; 14 rooms fasy ter Dp not with Murphy beds, _ hard- rgain | Seemng porch, with murs rent $2280; HARRIS-WE INBERG™ 1012 Chestnut. ace: Pet AACH ©O.. 826 Chestnut first floor open for inspection from 1 to today (cr) | BE ELLIS... Realtors, Arcade Bide, Olive 378. | wood peer. hot-water heat; ! ‘| Olive 3256. (ebS) _ LE : oH Sa ae ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 chestnut. FLAT—Single, ” d 6 dern: r SNAPP) TON c Fis 4 INE FI ot . SE, $8000 ||) JOH . i 5 an reome : modern: AT WELLSTON ‘ d i 11-ROOM ovU aaa n ar NB AIR AT g00ee | roof ood Floors, — ra Bass a awe: meee brick. Siang 6 5700 ae ee ee 6 roomae, t ie | ~~ “tee pi.. near school: modern: 0U Tuas PTON BUN 2 oo! 5932 ms. th and electric: second floor va- » . % ‘ » he) goed condition. largwe lot. See owner | 491 i : s McPherson (cP) | cant; price reduced: easy terms: open. baths. brick and tile porch, every con-| SAM’L SILVERBIATT, room 401. and 5032 Sutherland; + ms, — onnitanta ait beelie : ‘ > a ae a / hardw ae | B.. large brick “h: FLAT—5 and 6 root rooms, ‘single: 1428 Good- _G.B. @&J.M.0O REILLY, 723 Chestnut. — "a lot J2.Gxl2o; call at aia jt heetnnt. Olive 5602. Ie Cc) _— roof: brick fireplace: reasonable: y fellow av.; mode ’ VISE MEN * . | CHOUTBAU AV BARGAIN . sar . 2 7 } T | DROZD AR EAL TY CcO.. 4006 Chouteau. BRINKMANN REALTY €oO PUT _. MELVES IN > - : a ' é : ) DET > . . BALANCE LK IE IR IN ’ 4990 ‘J OU GHBOROLU GH Ri Versid le 060. 47: 38 Gravois av ' Then they must save and cope ke pa Vv - 4516-18 E\ ANS ' 915. 12- room house; let 40x140: goo4 | New double flat, 3 rooms and inclosed | FLAT—Nice, well-built. 4 and 5 rooms, | ™emts: here is your opportunity for vod Double 4 and 5S room flat (with singl@! future. Sidney 3132J. ? of $0900 3-room flat in rear: le bathe. hot-water — — sleepin porches. hardwood floors, etc. ; baths, fu : =4e ‘returns on small cash payment ; rnace, electric; 421cW Page; | total price $30,000; Weat Vine. 3804-08 a lot otdgtch re $2500 per vear Ww ASHINGTON AV. | RS O PA | joun H. Apbion vi oiee, Foe Chestnut. HEFFERNAN flats Wainw “ t Blae. |two d-family apartment bulldings: lot be increased > te ll 0) Yi IE A\ | Y Ww FLAT ‘a ee wrigh _ 213 feet deep. i WIL, [AMS * BLAND _ INC... 717 Chestnut | 50 feet, ners — “ i. - wens FUL NEW FI FLAT—4 and 4 rooms, bath. g&@s and elec- _ SAVINGS TRUST CO.. 4915 Delmar. | | of Channing: ae " _~ o~ ee 4 j OW 2 ‘ a , op eee 2110 Mec pusland. 5 and 5 rooms, hard- tric; income $73.50 per month: $7000 price on a ' ' ; =m ‘) > wood floors. built-in tubs. sleeping aaa Cabany “8595. balance terms REASOR.| Wew. _ 4502 FOREST PARK. breakfast | 641 - i N R | G HT A V. will be sold verv reasonable. is — - aD room. hardwood floors. separate steam | Beautiful new apartment, 2 apartments 6 and 7 | rooms, single. ent. etc.: large corner lot: price $22.800. | of 7 rooms with sun parior and 4 and 4 4IZJG ho. TF ' —s~ ‘est of Grand Avenue * v — JOHN. H, ABBOTT, Realtor. _F09 Chestnut = 43xx Page: price right. IHN H, _ABBOTT, Realtor. 709 Chestnut, | rooms and sufi partor: 3S brick garages orch: strictly modern through- | ont: arate heating plants; two- car warese; lot in fine condition: rents for $00 per month: a ; | Each cofttaining 9 rooms : : Te " " 1 ll-buflt flat, e south from A rsenal| Here are a few of the features in these flats: | 2-car netenfcrnood and convenient oF | Deimar property. flats: two 4-familvy, In the 5800 block of Page bi., I have | p.3;- ren: $1980: eR Es. showing a g004 income ¢ur-|a beautiful 5 and 6 room fiat. Price 4220W Easton: two buildings. 5 flats WENZI NZLICK “1610 Chestnut. Rs ; ; , 4 —— “- INGS TRUST CO.. 4915 Delmar. | § GOLDMAN, 1519 Federal Reeerve | e990; | 138: pelee fanaa wate FLA 0) ‘ 3 closets each floor Fireplaces Kitchen cabinet -~ bale, newly painted ond Gocersted; from! jot 50x150; ripe_for improvement for 2 GOODFELLOW AV. S. feome. $12,000 " ) ° ov , = - i $11 Call Mr aver 30x 00: " Adj acent to the Be ut ' - au WENZLIC Ke (1010 C hestnut. Olive 1427. | ane cood STARK, 10 4 o' —_ bal- | price $8250 with small amount down; mus | N LE FL, TS J autiful Pershing School | NEAR FOREST PARK | Lingettt’ RODS: Bo 30 “Olive "at WENZLIC “kK, 1010 ¢ Shestnut. Olive 1427. | I A S mear Taylor. Wy, 3515 7 AR GRANt DB “yy ? + to ¢ an , , 4 : — 7 ods sawton Place, which is 4000 Hy) 5 rooms and bath each floor g’’ hardwood floors throughout Basement 8 feet high SOUTHAMPTON SINGLE ae a4 + rece: eee ee eet eee a ee affected by eut-off: Si, . one oe Olive 9131. wt 5989 McPherson av., 2 flats. 6 and 7 busines ut-of-te o il; d floor “Tight. Henderson, 4829 Delms PRE Geeateliow EVI & CO.. 100 N. 7th an ‘orest 451 | flats of 5 rooms each, tile bath, electric. 1 206 Title Guar. q Jwo Separate Hot-Water Heating Plants A 5 and 5 room modern flat: nasswees Union. Telephone Colfax 3575. 1519 Semple: first floor veceea) -* hot- . 3 _ > rer » " AY a wi ie : I year. all apartments under SUAIRANTOR | START TODAY AND BECOME YOUR OWN LANDLORD }| garage: flat, about} yeare old: beautiful | Pers finch emodera “bathe, ‘newly | -938¢ FORSYTHE—NEW DOUBLE. : == q . | ‘| decorated; large glazed sleeping porch; Foor rooms and sunteem, Murphy beds, | §31.750. Each apartment has 4 rooms, store: 145 ft. tet. All im rovements. TY CO | Attendants on Grounds All Day Sunday and Week Days “FOR SALE—CHOICE FLAT | pox2tick. | , | . O SA = FLAT—3721 Olive: 4 and 4 rooms and /|terms. See this bargain now | SINGER-KLEIN REALTY CO.. Realtors 645 Lawton | | ‘University City, Bartmer and Crest Avs. 6700 Block | gotta A get. Sg OS “in | 4734 ieee single 4-4 with nice | priced. aie TWO BROOM Sarr ES ’ | FLAT—1276 “Isadore: 4 and 5 rooms: sep- | electric fixtures, furnace, bath everything | WALTER JONES R. E. CO., 618 Chesat- | ~ USES | gut st. or 5549 Wells av 3404.06 FRANKLAN AV. * bath . ’ ; feet: south of Tower q | - & _. 45x Arco; 5-6 room single, furnaces, — | PL ATS—Your chance to buy wWell-iocated Sxx PAGE BL. 5248 Waterman: 8 a 7 rooms. steam Olive 1427. Ing ppainese development veriod. | . Terms : s—iI'wo 5 and 6 “singles on Deimar: —— om Arsenal street on . )ODFELLOW “FLA’ rooms. furnace. hardwood floors: rent | Russell Place Rep . owe ane Pees trays China closets ~ pare. double garage; right price; owner rice right, Henderson, 4829 Delmar.| 1376 and 1378 Goodfellow av.; single | = : ‘ ” : ‘ , . — “ia: 4 Jothes chutes Au : J : G Clot tomatic hot-water heaters Large attic TONY Ht RLEMAN. 8. W. Cor. Grand ané Fo sase Maple; modern, & and 6 separate furrmaces; all mo dern conveniences. 5768 Kingsbury Bl. 9711 Ss. KIN IGSHIGHWAY @s and entrance; price and e168 N. | PUESER R. E. soa ; aie — pore ey - is a real buy. Lo- | oN Ooo cat mn an excellent district, | floors. tiled baths. hot-water heat; doub ~~~ water heat. DICKENS, Olive 558 baie upper flat now cant. Open to’tad | ? wy 4 _1138 Chestnut. _ $9000; terms. Call Gillespie | hardwood floors: a real flat; lar lot; |} sun parlor and open porch, Admission | hOUSH—42i6W Natural tri ‘Nat h'*8&: e ‘ ‘ t. jot 30x160; first-class business | JOHN H, ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut | 104 N. 8th St. Olive 34 or Olive 9494 | HOUSE—8040 Park Lane av. 710m We will send a machine for you—C : ' , S — (all us. .- Modern 4 and 4 room, dt | 49°9 Devonshire. block; very reasonable. For quick sale see | 3118-260 ALAMO—$21,300—HI-POINT | a | brick: bath: electrt . tf | | SCHWENKER REALTY CO.. 909 Chest- | . ie: 4 ree sunroom and in-| 5° : setric; mode tional Life Bidg. SUNDAY PHONE, PARKVIEW 1492-J | ALLIED BUILDING CORP. nut at, nest’ | glosed’ seeping ‘porch: a real” bargain: 5838 WESTMINSTER =| _ aah 8: deg ase | 6677 Delmar Bl. Cab. : FLAT—47xx Easton. single 4-5: a dandy rater d - BBUr” +4 “Realtor. 7 7o8 Chestnut. 8 cate ta ci ei 110° HOUSE—0ax_ Harris | fiat with bath. heat, modern electric fix JOH =2 = : on Westminster. opposite Hamilton School: 140° bath; hot-water at, electric; i day. = : e Office Open Sunday ares, was, Ay arage; rents for $5 | ? Yiive 7623 | © r month: prt OO with $1500 down. | 51 79- S] ( ‘AT ES poem A Dossenten ouner let floor. ; CDW. L. kU West WENZLICK, 101! 0 ) estan... eee 142 | Flat. splendid 6-t Wve anata tile | ea a BLARH & GRO. "B15 Chestnut. | 28651 x. Grand. HS vase N. roa co... | TMENT—2: | PLAT—Six-family: 49xx Page; 4 rooms, | bath, = at newly cecorated: price | ° 214 oo ote 7s ~rees , Be age. f cara terms. two double garages, furnace, bath, gas as > CR a2 Deltn r SSE LACK AND | 1216 International Lif son eh oa Tance San and electric, Price $28.000. TIN & ‘PANGBURN, 57334 (e% | heat, i BSELL PLACK ANI Z ARKER a 4ife Building | APARTMENT—Delmer bi.; $10,000 cash | ChORGE W. DIEHL, Kingshighway and | __! Manama: Coban “SINGLE FLAT | con Ex Olea’ iauawes, eee | Ph aa } - ‘ ’ “oR: +1 _N., . the a Tota ri . 7 ¢ | ¢ ee x PE ae Se oe, - Pye a= a ee a “ rent $7320. Sidney nek MODERN SINGLE FLAT apartment consisting 1) t. ‘lon IVE Ei k. KRAEHE, 2620 % Cherokee. | Gravois. CRS ae SPST — and 5-6 | rooms: 4 garages. HOUSE—660 ood Moses | av. | FLAT—1402 N. Kingshighway b).. 55ORR Etzel av.. 5 and 6 roome. ae | APARTMENT—-4186 | Delmar; ¢-family: rooms, bath. hardweod floors; modern | steam heat and electric. M.A ST $6720 per year. Can NEW APARTMENT FLAT wry ae ay Akt $11,000 garage 6 cars , 4 ’ . ’ 3 | r , ’ ; Rh. RMA SELS, AVS 2 ’ . j oot 5438 NEBRASKA Beautiful New Single Flats | HALLIDAY AND GRAND | APARTMEN NT-—5926 McPherson, 6-family.| Fo - > Inameet call Rickhoft, | WEST END SINGL E FLAT — Dy ice. Make offer. Admtsston asl N ) 3 5 at } © 4 - | p ' : : i “es iF £065-Go Hartford: very desirable 4 ” aes furnace; excellent iocation; | low style; & rooms, unusual construction: | pel es | $37,000. S.. Ubi esi ENCE New 7-room, brick, ~~: ; pri | doctor's offices; rent $312: price $26, OOO unior High | arta ts ot tans Pry . anev 2676 610 Gravois av. VOL F-POLLACK R. E. 0o.. 101 N. Sth. or? a - |) looation stores and flats bargain 1731-37 SIMPSON L.. upstairs. ae ” as ee Py South South | th . : ‘ B [i ¢ ( iy S QO] | ERS . a Sou good investment. Sidney 1440. in ta 91 respect; new gatage for 2 cars; | & SON REALTY CO 816 ‘Chestnut at. ‘bought. on very # terms an@ at a rea- EDW L. le bath, 4018-20 Winnebago: dSeautiful: bunga- | XN . ' j | 5 rooms, 5 garages, income $6696. a SF w ENZL eK” 1010 Chestnut. Oli 4°7. - . ‘ . Bs 4 : — " = i ) 9 r d baths. _—o . . ; 8083-65 Hartford: very desira Kk. CORNER $37 8615. 266 Amherst pl., 4 and 4 rooms. bao ie | SINGER-KLEIN RRALTY CO., Realtors 25500; $1000 down. 6712 Jenn 18° $6360: easy terms. and Clark schools; a> pg orches pnd | DERSON:- STOOKE: BUERMANN, ope . nace; lot _ Joos age toe GOEhed: in a Riendis lnvestment. “SBE | s5NEs BROS. Olive 8015 entrances; double garage: ut $4000 | _Ches 5339 Pershing Av. + ical 1 $12,500: income $2142 EF beuatiful, new double flats of 4) ~ 4670-72, TENNESSEE AV. Neale Flandesd Dollars Cash | “‘garages: income $6600; price $38,500 . | upstairs naene | IRB feat | , 5. FLAT—58S869-71 Enright. 4-family flat. 6 3728 Enright: 4-5 room flat, 15 eet | sisting of 7 rooms, sun par- Poa > hc *‘p— 2501 1 Bacon: 9 9 Ae or pr wae he baths hardw lOLIVER R. KRAEHE, 2820 M Cherokee. R ~ *arnraa. . = nts REAL INVESTMEN r - Is I “r TS Afiats of 3 and 3 rooms each, ti JONES BROS., Olive ’ | -_ ota . - | FLAT—-Inspect 5156A ~“Kensin — mod- lec mod separate furnaces: oe : nag )Seec income: siways rented; (ene. iam “PEDERER REAL TY CO wy room arrangement; terms; open; luw| , Thnee-story brick flat, 16 rooms end | APARTMEN’ f—-710 Heman, 6-family: 5 ern 5 and 6: rear Soldan. ti any . 104 N, Sth Bt. Olive 34 or Olive 0494 | RESIDENT roth la 1S26-28 8 Seventh bi.. good > a “i __ O01 ive 9544. Ce ORar S08 Chestnut. (3) é sntral 2 2655. it KOP, 619 Chestnut st. | terms a STO me -f | AP ART TENT—6i3 ~ Leland 6- fami 6 cash, balance -€ . buy direct, owner IDEAL | OC A’ I ION | Exclusive 3-family apartment oS a 4-}f AMIL Y FLAT. ] rages. income $7000; price —— mn ee Nake thle bargain: ~ --=-=—- _Raston._ me | . rages. Rent $6000 per year TY Cu, 2331 N Gonna. 4321 Hartford and Morgantord, s. e ¢ uP. TO-THE- MINUTE SINGLE. BRINKOP, 619 Chestnut st. 3 rooms, gas, electric — 2 flats have , 5000 cash. JONES BROBS.|; 0 A wr om ww IONES BROS.. Olive 1422.32 CORA Price $32,500. Admission by card only. | RESIDE NCE . ‘|store and flat. Make offer So “ - 4. bath. See us for particula iv 335 — — a 0 Ap mete | SINGER-KLEIN TY CO. |” peemea: Hyde Park, ; = ‘ McRee av.: 3 and 4 rooms end | Double KF lats ; 4164- 78 —pr ette M« RRIS- -AAC H _R CO non ‘Chestnut st. BO15 _ FINE. INCOME PRODUCERS £ a2 KLEIN REAL OC Realtors | 8; sacrifice for Hox 7100 oe OR Rroadway stores and , Tooms. asore in ev ery om * ty a 4 family. 8 seams o y ay good 4. - = ELA AT APARTS mNT’-0-family. income $7320; F I ATS—1414- 14 ty and “J 416- 16A Fuclid. Two very substantially bullt 4-famil¥| 104 N aa. Se _ Olive 34 OF Olive 9494. > . "Paak. Dispatch. 4 ky ; ‘ a ° ; ae; 2d floor vacant; open fro Z to; . . «# ea 80 am aa 1 lar ne a ee —-- 3s ‘ ldi : 00 fe [ (age pe . [am ° , -e » 5 dk : * : Just south of Easton; 2 beautiful a” 6 At buildings of extra ‘arge rooms: | RESIDENCE d pl, Mlorissant av. a el gg petit Hy feet frontegs 5 ina ct fits setay. TONY HURI, eM As, | econ — aera modern. P rice S21"000 WELL-BUILT-—-MODERN ‘Sa gpe SALTY CO., 454 N. Sarah. Mie) | oom hot-water-heated fiats: rent $122.50 | condition: 3 rooms and bath ion, firet floor: | 799 HEM AN AV. beat uiful A458 4018 Shenandoah: rock front; 5-6 | a $019. vector 382. oe: | si “SUIS ns * Re 0 S25 _Chestnut_ot._ =: ahs bate tee TS Farage:. Bn | APART MEN” T—132 "4 24 ‘nion, just pk of | ‘otter EE SS re ser Make | of each yoo ding $1500: “7. “price and 3-family R apartmen:, con- | i la: or ' mane : | ’ + 000 ’ y ; ‘tol Page: 5 @nd 6 rooms, hot-water heat; in) F A RENEKE. 212 Wainwright Ri4 terms sisting of rooms each and | » met tow pase Gas Woe : . ¢ SINGLE BRICK —$1000 CASA 4 4164 LAFAY E TTE AV. ' Td ATRIStiaY PP BhIX EOP RE OO. best of condition. See 5508 i ae “floor | LAT—46°3 and “4623A Newberry | cae | PR ANCIS-PERRY-RU TH. 102 N Sth at garage for 2 cars. Make brick, weet trie, fyrngee;, $576 i944 Warren. ants Ss000; | We: sce “us immediately. ae 4 a7, -family at: oO ooms. sunroom, n Fu details at office. JONE OS. oorch, hardwoo oors, tile ba pstairs,. © , ' | first floor; roomea, tile bath, bullt-in tu 4 argain for uick eale. y very good condition; will sell cheap se ty wat ee See: tu Main 30 73 G. BLANEE R 1 chestnut” ot. lies 6 5. 000 cash will handle G. M. JOHN- | pane rag Be aw $5640: will sell very rea- | On second floor; hardwood floors; beautiful Haw. : = STON R. & INV. CO. 6003 Page bi. | sona i 709 Chestnut st._ fixtures, ecreens, shades, separate peat ing Kite iDENCh $007 Ken dene or.y S7% 7 ot. te 18 - auick sae | au. _— a DROZDA_ REALTY _ ©O.. 4006_ Choute APARTMENT—727 Leland. 3-family: 7 | Forest 9430.4 _ | JOHN if. mABROTT, plants, garage for 2 carg lot 40x15. For bath. furnace, electric: rice, particulars and card of admission to 133 aoe! See these and ask us about many | ) FEDERER REALTY CO 4 ta suy Direct oe Builder — + . 4 and sleeping porch; garages; in- = i aa lili . bargains in all claesge of business Bey 207 ae Gravois av. “BU NG ALOW r STyl A FL AT > _roome jan | - -| | , : 5 e 000; will make convenient terms. SINGLE FLAT—4-4. room - will be com- | Sy | pe By + ance ierma:. prise $6 Beautiful modern double od tsi SUet ROS 8015. | plete in a week: vrice $10.000. Main | Inves stment Bargain Inapect prope A, See eniegEREs 500, — ——. Me Se 3 aS a= hPa + eit pas ‘ae ssa = a ® JONES BROS... Olive 1415, deal with owner. _ b 7 3822-32 Laclede ay ae 1@ families: rent! Main 3640. 4th and Pine Centrat _390 6 RESIDE tee yp ty. flats, residences, tenemenvws, NO FiNERR rLA IN ‘lots. W ; “ ell ye 5511 S. GRAND completed: located at 32 Magnolia .. Olive S029. . Know ane we can 5 TOWER GROVE FIGHTS New. 4 and 5 rooms, sun rooms, hard-/,y Bui (lider om premises from 2 o'clock | APARTMSNT—6&xx Kingsbury, 6-family, | >41! . INGL S FL LAT—2832 Salena_ J ; 3 and | $5220 r year: price $35.000: a real bar- —_——_-— — = 5 : th 4 rooms. electric, garage; can be bought | gain; and 6 m fiats; bath, gaa and | cars. EDW. eRe Fares 3 DOERFLINGER R. CO., Jefferson | siectric | 2 _ Oran . 2/43 Caroline xeellent ¢ | . tle bath, cedar closet, hot- . t-. ist . . 5 eee: — » , heat. with thermostat clock regu- DRODZA REALTY CoO., 4006 C houteau. s. kitchenette, tile bathe: rented | APARTMENT—4934 Buckingham | ~ ar and Gravois. sire WALTER JONE an R. os co., 618 Chest 4 | RESIDENCE. rrr Madison « st.; 6-roem ' 6 rooms and sun parlor: income | SINGLE FLAT—711 Leland av.: 5 and; _ nut st. or 55 elle av. Six and six rooms: hot-water heat, | | brick and garage for ca UscHULTE i B. . of room in basement: lot beautiful fixtures; must be seen to| | L EAVING } CITY ne $2400; price $17.000:; small cash pay- family, . ) ' TEX i w but built 100 2 || hardwood fioor gar fi tw : . mes. $5000; small cash or trade. on ES | oer can Lane dl eee vapor heating Fine New 5 dnd by Room Flats | are etats $i3500,"" ad we Ht | io 4 1 "N roadway. WENZLIK ‘ t. lt ated TWO SINGLE FLATS, $4750 O FEDERER mete Oo. minty Fe ~ 3411 * of yousee ive 5 — _ BALSON ‘ REALPY_ CO.. Cabany 3443. | BROS. Olive 8015. bh tile bath, beau \ TMOO!I 4 > eo FS 0 Gravois av. down rooms an sma 4 room : MENT63) . g.| Dlants and wafer heaters, u- | _ / a rt , in een: “ia oon a wang “pave — , 3319 ¢ OS AG E ST. ———— | all_masiorn conveniences, hardwood Toor: 10 IF lats N ear Grand : pares o. —— Sa i300 iful fistures. tile Se hg ag c m 3. we dg sea of Penn- |. EDW A RD L., BAKEW ELL ; ky ourletly yao - may bie garage electric. a ‘con ’ : rn | copper spouting, copper screens. SCHOEN- cash needed: low price: must sell; see us| COVes, larae rooms, red tile foo a iodore dri prick garege: | Olive 5555 118 N. 7th “pS le. Wee ai inal yee CoO., srrace., 310-00 ture iridge. (Oolfax . barga B , . ” “we _(c) 3629 Folsom av.: 4 and 5 ro this ar be convinced ~w wre NZLICK, ST O10. Chestnut. — 8 — a ee, ey TR Rom _— NEW WELLBUIL T Tr DOU BL E furnace ; y B - SA000 per vear: mS: varn quick. H IARKRIS- Ww EIN BER RG. j cay ] Wie ;s TRU IST ( A). 491 5 Reimar bl}. BA 420x135 co ) ~---— -- = RE! SIDENC 2925 N. cs 1923 CALIFORNIA AV. b Obbosite Marquette Park. “SER US."’ J “iili- 4 40% | well built and always rented. For price and — WESTMINSTER. 604: \—Elegant ee | we ~ modern 4 > at N 2. il modern, 6-7 : 7 cn Mive R?e00 large wWwell- , f et : r = At 3913 Folsom I have a iare , ‘ ' Sand & roome i . vestment neighborhood ; price right Ad rooms and sun pariors. hardwood floors. . in @ peomet — _— r vent 94680: ble yard: must be | ¢ . . shades, etc., iot 50x15. througbout: steas ‘-« iriveta 390? arp built 4 and & room flat with bath, elec- large rear | chew: ; LOUISIANA - AV. tric and stone front porch. aX hd "$830 “Olive _ Lindell 8000 | tile baths: rents $14,000 year; a very | ro, quick sale; bring earnest money with sold at once: a real bargain , full details ©. # we id Single flat of 4 and 4 rooms, This property is in good condition and STA ARK. 4 dust | attractive-and well-built building: will u if vou want a’ bargain. Open e821 210. 4 of DYAS-SHBLP, 100 Oth at. ’al location « PON ee ee ee tn ; FEDERER REALTY amie . - — = you , F 7 | pres . new : ole ' . furnac . $ ‘ the best buys in this ——— —————— take smaller property as part payment; > P G Ride. Olive : - 5814 Enright: 10 rooma, tile bath, fur- | ‘RE one. | an 267 2610 7Y BRINKOP. “619 Chestnut “SEE wood meudantiol district. Firet floor open agent. Box. A-293, Post-Dispatch WAMPNER. Tithe Se: SINGLE_W ~~ SINGL E FLAT RARG AIN. | weee fb fixtures, screens, etc.; lot 60x | . sont Hridge. x Re peer] aBOL 12, SNE ‘all modern ® = ——ahAT)|hU[UL= aad nei : ing with sleeping porches: ol-wWater | . - ~ ; . oo low er than on would expect for this lo-~ wi 1] ah ww yo ' in excellent condition. $10 re, aa cheap; owner will, show © : ocated, 1 gc oll . biock of McPherson (all Cabanne y a INC AN} . Ni aN, 720 Walnwright_ Bidz. 12333 Blacketene av.: 7 a reception nie RMAN & LEONHARD —" floo 104 bath We ; PONHARDT R. r TS heat. hardwood floors, modern baths. | | . Bayer. ENZLICK, 1010 Chestnu 213 Internationa! Life Ridge TOW ER , GROV 'E ) HEIGH’ A beautifully constructed and modern | | _©F Ww 48 — atin ¥ BNeLICK, toro Chestnut Olive 1427, (|>—— 7% ihall. furnace heat, tile bath, garage. etc.; aR J pra eTRare, ots ‘w &-fam pernieffi- wy, lot 449x119: $10,000 RESIDENCES—-449 bros ee ao ST Ku T SING LE wan | — | building. A real home and invest- || APARTMENT—New | oO ee MST, 7 vs : SEE * THE AE SINGLES | SINGLE FLAT : 5 —_ ment combined ul clency apartment building. tecated In WONDERFUL INCOME PRODUCER ON THE INVESTMENT | 4714 Page: 8 rooms, Bay « furnace, fix- nO 3023 MAGNOLIA 7-31 Mimfeosta: elegant 5-room flat. Beautiful new two-family flat © North Parkview, consisting of living 4317 Maryland av.; 6-family «partment | . oo aT ee tures. screens, garage 000 d . + ry" rr a Pour and 4 rooms, tile ba nh, a Ptvle ; , A | room and sleeping porches, ha rdwood uy RD L. BAKEW ELL room, dining room and kitchenette, tile | u¢ fh rooms and tile bath each, hardwood Small cash payment. balance from the 4641 Garfield: V it, bath, ate | | hardwood floors; inspect today; OP enent ; fereas: open gt ge | floors, separate steam heating plants, COp- | \\ ED\ A PRE oe . | baths, hagjwood floors. 2 full siza Mur- | rior, throughout. steam heat. large lot: |rents. buys this new modern 12-family | heat, fixtures, screens, garage, lot Peat 30 2 to ff ° + Spec ' ‘| per screens and gutters; garage for ~ cars, Olive 55556 118 N. 7th St. phy in-a-dor beds, pienty of closets. and | strcets and alley brick; brick garage for apartment. ali under lease at $10.000 per | @n0K rime. ; | our apartments with one Murphy in-a- | &c , rents $535 per ‘nonth;: shows re-ivear: very low ren‘s. averecing iees than 7452 Lyndover: 6 rooms. tile bath. fur- FI KUHA RBAL = dor bed: will take smallerincome proper- | per cent. See this today a8 |\$@aq an apartment per month: “s-inch | nace heat. SSS screens, large porches, 1 , ant we ti fu rPDERBR REAL TY Ouse POLLACK . Axx. giarttore. Sidney 267 . 410 Gravee 0544 KR. E. ee Cinteal fo55. ERSON-STOCKE-BUERMANN, ey — : = . 808 C Chestnut § tv as part payment; agent. Box G-3$0. ‘i! Call Rickhoff narawood floors throughout front halls | iot 50«127 ond : WENZLI' “K. 1010 Chestnut. Olive 1427 1) marble and tile: large vard and @a- 14 partor, | RESIDENC oe (ranidence of abe wcmaaketunee | Poorme, tile +> NV | Post-Dispatch. 7 Shaw; : x S18 V IRG IN | A A an AL I ESTMENT _ Southwest ; iia | DOUBL BE FI i= oe family iy and waraces. _ anes: on one of the beat West Find streeta, : vurnace ——— —— Se — ——e § f - - , : der 4 famnils We hav e ie anaes fiat, consisting of FLAT—2Z&sv ” St. Vincen nt: “9 rooms: brings baths. furnace: re $2700: price $15, 1A0OK AT THIS! 4600 west and seuth of Deimar: iIet us | jon ball: | floers, large let: located in the |) eo reenrd rleeping porches: ret, Seeer Sq turee rooms, baths, fur- five tna ‘tie bath, stea"s heat, or the $90 per month; $7500. vRah Wyoming. | gon 1200 Temple “pl, | 915-17 § tm gael oqesee . as mail vo a detailed statement garage foraace “tet S$nA00 Park district tee us or particulars ; as : ' : . - | ieee >. e . » y. ’ 5 ” > ‘ ) JOHN HH. ARBRE ‘TT _ Realtor. rT: IAN + —_ 7] re Sonth Side. in @ good reimt'ns loca ity’ = LA 7——New, well-built 5 and 5 room sin- | ETZEL. GoO1l7 — G6- family ~ apat tment. 6 | i800 Seariy ° ey 12 50: call | NYAS-SHFL Pp. 108 N. Oth sis a ML, a mee av. 6-0 m tram Smits a ieee “rT co. Dre TONTY 8ST. Be ail oe 619 Chestnut. 5 , $4080 Se. + Fer price Océ suriher gie bungalow fiat: 6446 San_ Bonit rooms ane ~—s ae ay 3 Serectly modern: | us for admission , 1427 ~ Beautiful Modern Double $3000. . . Otve $937. Cheatn a) tte “ " —~ mer —e€ 3 : ww t ‘ ne hliw = ' rw . ; - . . z : at 0> De Tenty hardw Olive a Central 34 coe OORANK * CC RASTIAN REALTY —O LA T—4 and 4 roar &. ‘bat h. = arent. yi REALTY CO “814 Chestnut w ENZL AC x “1010 heen : Sve i= 711 e@rrecuse. Petene Carden ebéition: | WISSISSIP PI ‘ ALLey TRUST co Agxte | “i hae. | 4 large rooms, tile bath, ~ INSPKx "TT 3007 Hartford = Grand a Reber pl. 3 amd Southwest av es . ——-— NGLE FLAT BARGAIN room efficiency: tile baths. Murphy beds Main 3640. 4th and Pine. Contra! 14306 C-recm teisk bo for 3 , aney | ; re vd beam - 5 terme * 89: ? TOD A Y _ 8907 — FLA ans FLATS— —Pap! nm st.. in the 4400 . blodk - sie | I LAT —$. cee sem 3 tepals, frome: a | 6202 idwe av... 4 ane i rooms fet. i eenarate heating I rv! nome: income $3220: | a NDERTARERS, AT FENTION! in good condition “> - ~ (ms : + 295x157: RAS, electric; rents $7 . . = hat electric: price 009; cas $30 4 $5000 cash requ fust_liste? a beawtiful recom JOB. lh 0 Cheat — at]. Ck 5908 SS i W Y OMING TW O SIN NGLE 1-13 Bell e@v.. Price. $6000 Apply 4398H_ Gibson. fc) FLA T—3Oxx aze: 4-5 roeme. $2000 cash. a See us at once . PF ERL ES & STON > ter * baths, steam heat. hard- | ~~ . ae NEAR SHAW'S GARI | room single flat, well-built and 1003 my. Compton av., 321 with | sell my beautiful apartment. | furnace. electric: garage 3 care perfect | viehed new run as rooming heuwse a . . aw nit e Sees ic bie. | re 7A. T % PL A T—6Oxx x Bruno: 4 and 5 room ei nele, | PLAT—5347 Wells: Seed LAFAYE rt AY. family, 3 r | ~ b rd only Liox Y-fid, P. ». fe) q a 4 : oom sion tv A» —. FLATS—5S8xx Page: sinate, & and “ 6431- 43 Arsena 4 madera ‘$11 000 Olive 7407. leaoutheast corner of Academy erd Minerva condition owner ow 4 Pe ae ar bric , with oom.« above im. Granville ee” — le ran : S7A € “S ‘ » - 04 1 Bidz. _ b Lerma Owner, 41 ra 24. "6 Hic KORY ST 5 at | brick, alse a | Elegant new double of 4 roe . We want ; " a. ce $21.4 . an offer on thi ne FLA T—5-5 rooms, Murphy beds, doubie ga POO s, , con ‘ | ‘ nd ae _ : . yy pre - ne bande financ * pure haser wi th ey | Reautiful 5S and 6 room brik k hm ~—ytt race; tile bath. modern, owner, 5625 s Fl AT —— | ‘en "re of Kin «ze cr 4 ywey : ®i ee — art : on. — = 4 he Der »} . soak” le ) ’ on ; i 14th ake Bi pen Bg ey, from 1 to 5 Sun- FLAT—4403 A co and 4 rooms, _bath ROTTORFF. mid ee. 1 ar | em Paces R424 nea TES = 1392 Shawmut pl.: 5 and 6 reome W ENT. ‘cw T1010 heater (Viiwe 14°°7 | electric bet TB terms: open PEC C CHA: i2th and Russell. and electri G. we DIEHL, Graveis Bi AT New 4-5 room: furnace: first-class) 4141 WwRrsT PINE nace. bath. electri, -of. NOBODY BUT YOU | A Catt G DI Bee | \ REAL ABGAIN HAN, 131 and Kingshigtrway condition: price $10,500; open 1 é. : - ; ———— —— | yon et - family apartment. hardwood floors. | town owner AD Noa che but if « iv mn firet~ seen ¢ cond dttion : 4 Park: @-tam) ly frame. U ICK SALE LE WANTED FLAT—: —2818 Daiton, 4 and 5 rooms, mod-| Sunday 146” Laure! st + tile bath. eteam heat: garage for 6 care: | then are SC HAEPFER REA! TY co. tos oni pole Bigg > — Fae give you reascoa it ww ith oO il 4 bath large gcarace : nn foot 4 wy 4 family fiat erm, garages, vacant; terms. no agen' FL. AT sean Paae Pe ‘“ a? old tenant. low rents income 85840 vear w tedorm indepen ndence. cermfort and fam. WENZLIC w10 Cn stint : in: make offer 3245 Lataye. Seth. e nardwood floors etriiaisiteammbiees (a) | snetere att 1 ig 1 * iw ec I price $35 000, CLYDE c. KETGMAM ‘ily happiness are all advisiox ; y : 3 TE Ee OTe T SN ’ ‘2 » a an bd hd r : | iw . wit . DAND DOUB = 81 VCKE. ae ae ANN, ore aaa heat; rent $2910; easy FI.A T—Sout hampton: singe, “on Ruther. | on ca ¥ rt mas 06 Inte mation) 1.1 =. nf —— 1350 Relt av : 6 ond 6 rooms. hot-water | ©" ** 3 “ ia and | eplendd . 1815-17 Crittenden st... BOR Chestnut st. land av.: $11,000: owner. Box H-368, | F1.AT—4400 weet. near Delmar, 16 fats. | manele LST, BUICK | heat, hardwood floors wo Steaerose: ler us and find out how mene | =e treet 4 sllev made. . A terms; price righty "RMANN., ' 2 ©O. Tithe Guar. Fi Ree vs and find « —. - C CHAS BETHE R.E, G0" WNER SAYS SELL ANDERSON -STOC ER TEhestnut ees ee Bix Murdoch av Routh: | Re expenses: price $43,600. Olive $150./ ,. 500s mepane* parene. _ 8 ove 2A VINGS TRUST H. writ Detmar » Open Sunday Riverpice = P + eeetl: Aoubie, reoms. kitcehen- | — oR a ‘ty 7 e: »& 1AT—36 Evans: 5 and 6 roome h. ‘ : ¥ 6450 WELLS AV Southeart cor Amherst and Wondiand: |, '" desicatie residentia! _ ae ¥ aE & eM TARE n S . an exceptionally well- OOREL INGER RO Jefferson -Gravols, | Fy T7920 N. Kuctid tr Te 1: Gone | i-built m na room sinate wtiful 4@-family flat of 4 reome and avVing 4-room efficiency, ned x Biaot ROI heatnut | 4876 Gide , 5 rooms, baths DORN -~* - |) 4.8 modern: income S228" “price $16. 1 hard wood | ron parlors with Murphy beds. hardwood { Pt'**, ‘etme to sul. he agent finors, bwilt.in joe Ee 7 +4 » Apa rt ment ke | at | oo Ba oo Hy copper and screens: iF TATA 565 | Oskiand 4 apartment | of | how: @3 ae term« Mire RTS ; . : ' show you tile bathe. seperate steam heating 51, Peet. Diepate no ee ivyoteiw ? mo Tre ~ } * are oe. ‘ am } ° TOOTS. ; ~ : fens ves wet "thantond ~ 9 = 5 : new, modern: 4 rooms, | lot , ae: admission by cee ty hardwood floors; now eee My ‘PLA T—Must ome rifice 3 Troom Trae ee | ae rr be y OK a MAN R Ee co. AND CRs ERSON-BTOCKE, » oe FERMANN RESIDENCES years oid: ol FF i, si0. 680. Joa. : ’ 3 - * - -e ; 7 a t) r . MA! e ; ‘68S a1 re a PBB pao, srack ERR. ECO. SOTA IE. Co. $003 Chouteauay. eer ance $3850: "¢d00 cash. Olive 2734. 623 Chestnut. ee Capen a Phone Grané 739i. n 2 - ne . a Sidnes 20706 * JA KREALT A0O.. 4008 Chouteau Chestnut sts. 4004 Shenandoah av. 5° ma i > SINGLE ~¢ 500. Cc ASH | . | der orated. new roo rs : ma rhbic

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Rew MOORE TAC Saas al Te 2 pues 4 . c PMS OTE 8 eRe = ’ * vi 3 bee TY die hag Meee : ve eal » ; : 4 a ; : zi x. aes ee-1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences Fe or Sale Today: RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE . RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE | RESIDENCES FOR SALE | — = | | FE - —_—— West West 2514 N.Ttih ee hy CEFER- RESTDENCE—4185 ~~ Eichelber ; | FLAD—OPEN 2 70 5 a | A, a. soe. ae, Seth, Se =) | rooms; double garage, iot 40x1 - “corms ersteasciee rooms, hot-water heat, CHOICE HO HOMES | RESIDENCE—Brick:; 5 rooma. dath, | nets a. ELIGHTFU L HOME OR. 3031 N Nn Me PE LAE cM AT A} - emi dane eens, ashings weather stripping. 3505 LONGFELLOW Pt, Pa me heat, siate roof; good buy aoe oneal 1! tH," hot-water — ie | Ft) OME NEAR O FAL ON PARK De ENCE—2646 Russell | modern, | doubie ga: se. D nt fail to see. aoe fui. fine-buttt home. in choicest DL or = one e420. 5835 Romaine jot 55x175: inspect sured imciosed perce: | oo: . rooms, ic 3250. Z, 720) pt SH.- ett | Compt Hil : RESIDENCE —s005 ~o — Tr ,_oil 4506 a HUNT AV—REDUCED TO: Eepge | Pomimene: eee 43, Dathe: every ‘ap: | PESLDENCE S093 Enright. 10 rooms: | —BUTTORET CILES. 4914 netmar END BRICK strictly modern: ~S AY. brick residen ~~. th. furnece: : HOME ~ THLONE aV. Victoria Bidg ale desired tl 7 = N re po! [ > ‘ 4320 HUNT AV.—REDUCED To $3750. Pigment: immediate sale 4 * lot 100/L. C WEBER REA eae 0. ~ 3946 Na-|_ 7-room | - ca 3 Cars. can sell with furntture. . | ee eng Bungalow style r : voms. perfect con- . . esion | modern. ard to admit |RESIDENCE—® rooms, sleeping porch S rooms, stucco, bath. toilet, lot 50x | — IND N. DAVIS. VIS. 1125 Chestnut ot : joasage: ail modern conveniences, S¥46 [| 150. easily th $7500: -—S,, onan | 3817 CASTLEMAN. tural Bridge. Colfax 3376 rage 4045 GARFIELD AY — a ay ___— tC) | terms ea KERR CO., 107 N. 9th. |, Attractive well -built 9-room RESIDENCE Se8 Waters ge} JOS."L. KOHNER. 825 Chestnut st it st. 10 room ca home. with | —@925 Waterman; 2. ear frame gente Cormac: lot ponte. °. RE SiIDENCE—6 rooms, bath. electric, (ur 3678 BLAINE 0=~CS Card. RESIDENC CE—5181 Maple av.: modern. 8- ard oni respect: lot ae admission by card oniw Price oan “| : lator, Humphrey water heater. 1 \- horsepower motor y : J . Ay - 3 > a Olive 636" 105 N. Sth at. A... ™ ae : ) | 903 — \DREAS 4 Chestnut ) — . ——— ~ a ; “IK ARLINGTON AV "ENU E RESIDENCE — rooms, hariwoed floors Well.b 3 — wag tog 5 > Two-story ona SAGNOLEA | room: hardwood floors: garage: good Ca In 4 rnace OA CESS ru ier? " Je Pa) he soem ~. > = “~ bn th . s- ue on ta : . a ~ arce ' 5 rooms lat ?! Or a na +) epee attic. i coudition pri ‘ed 2 ight. _ For * irther nar- Et UGEN E J ALT HEIMER. a1 ~—* “4 *hestn t , — ; . etn sae + - ~ @ aoe «= 1}: Lid C he = ote e. rz? @ le ° . icu — — 5. s ine : ; it. | ; te Siz-t0mm frame regione oot gee go be ~ | ee? Garage, ete. Lower seten wae Con eft JOHN K. GIBSON REALTY ~ BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE BARGAIN ing system. Nicely decorated, splendid condition ¢ ) em O. 618 Chestnut w AL. TER J0 NES R, | Best BN 7 ae ue us ane A. oe Ss. F. “KMANN R.ECO.. 623. ¢ + Chestnut | Extra good ke. SSELL. | ESIDEN = But ss. i —— | —_— Enright av.:; must sell immediate- Washington University, churches, schools, car lines : 3 - j ee Rd “eu o “ &§ a © swans oF “I , . —— > Sa _ - hn. . OTT OUBe - ‘ = 4s ee. a _UE— Wh ’ + t50r%4 room 5 fi n- i. 7 ner le "g¢ a 3 — ~Prz, : slores. *! . oe eens «woes pie E scene "ta Nay 7 AV. oak . | sate sarage. 3 cars: lot 350x135 te anne shed attic; 2 ¢t ty Se ) gy —- “ > price $8750 ; =. 006 4° ‘+ \ eTTnion av 9 rnonrw ‘yr ‘ ' rs ~ >\F rr, ’ aA ; ‘ : a ] Mar? ? : 7 ’ » wes 7652 6 gare ote L4unx ice ba g4 nm. Mod | latest = a 9 ~omMms and the rt = = nut a Wen “urnished by od R iW, * > i? sGernm Tres g , : , - ‘ © i™@provemer: . ~ , ~ ee LTE COT, _ Goe- 7 sartieid av a ee: } ‘A AM, IvVth en 5 Russe mm ~ Pig Ox! y nna, . 3, ens Bee | a t pt HOME RESIDE NCE — 4225 Wash in Zion a : a(———_—= 7. . . 895 Cheetnrut | —* y Some. modern; dacuble RESIDEN¢* —=I8S Comnect! cut S rooms ri ot . - “i ee ae 2 y | 4195S Flor “ae _ vv ad & m™ es | t-room home modern and itn = SAC ‘RIF It ING ay HO aa hae fr, Ba ; roy — - . 4 Jie ; s* +. rtiew rs e ~* Ty ; roar Ly . . — = ; — Canes - s ’ ’ ) r . Nemnerts meer Dark: bargain. Call SY halle. Bath, furnace, Al mdition, jot gp” a KO} iNER at we. hla heer merevement. me. &) ‘* latest ane | goed repair; garage for one car: posses- onrein D Zz chan of er —— ment. Y ( ( IRN ET X ZEIBIG viniie voort- rey AS ieee | @ ‘xls ; = -) ( nestnut ~ ot 50x17 . ‘ard * MSiCx farage. 3 | ae at once: price wil suit vou arm 6 fering at a ~~ a, ve batle _ = OUSE—Modern hame. 8 rooms and bain. F “XTON, 3539 Arsenal. Grand 582 BARGAIN—@G KOOMS ; 3205 H. AWTH > RBON E. @ R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. | brick residence which has been han red TRUST — ae ee: rage. fruit and shade RESIDENCE = "y Bates “ ¥ rooms, bat’ 6: 303 4 ~ nll. =o _— oe — ; Well-built nm ern wey Pn s RESIDENG ‘E—13 Ol Burd a 7 rooms a a tase an of = and 3 rooms hare * N artietis aseetnhiags : nab , tebr: i, moe fy : AY a cancy —-story residence, | ria}. 10 eanw~ : ‘ ine ‘at etieien nr Sw i : oG floors, tile bat Puena ce ee 8 Sgeet, O08 Jensines road. “Cue Say: | Lurene, temic. earmmy. commer, ol: | 3 feoms un each foe bach hoes Pats | Paigd® ,roame: hot-wacer’ pee eet, Mate | Bath. electric. eteam “heat hardwood | Most, ,floors. tite bath: furnace sail CHOICE H@MES of’ practical, comfort- > va ‘3 _oilax May property m fine ondit - — Py > a) nace. autemati ay ng FB jy : te MP : garages. iot LOOx 170 - ricted ; ay -ver. ; “core eee ae | fourm from Principia aT at 1280 —— . ludecd suh'e caragrce ? q 4 y Y HOU SE—S7xx Pamp im ay 7 -reem brick See Ai’LLAS-LI PFER L148 hestnu' ented_ ar Pie e — ad — ed - 3011 GEY FR = Card | “ollege: a » Dargain r one F te Fores t A231W Prinet —_ School M - AG ‘BDie Furniture, luxurious 2 = - a Ti : .UPe”g Ss! ifs. ens, | = . 4 ~— : — - . . ‘ an . ” _T : tile —. hardweed (f vors, hel-wWwater RESIDENCE 42xx Lafavette: beawt!fu! ‘nglie garage sa to es ols 7 c a hes - Extra geod ~-room mm os home hot. DOERFLI N ER R. Cc} ». Jefferson &G rravo's WEST ES — =. FP Dv, ain 4560 ; Prienta! Rugs, colorful a tectric rod } ’ ner 4? iv , > ~— | a! nes. et ‘ “Thee = “ . : : -» a : @Aa ar; . ba 50x , 35 . os > 7 DEN + ’ aie — —_ .. = -. END | BRIC a RE. sIDF ne CE 35 Port! iand Dm . 12 EDw. L. KU HS REA! TY CO er ownh wl. Sa e account eo. _“WNer Will show HENRY H EM iN RE LiJgo oe" 2 FE Mod and eautifu 9. : x ~ rooms. se- Hangings, beautiful Lamps, . 4e ’ ” leaving . ity: adrmmitasion hy card i &A AE ao: ,ifi bh A be K SON. ' Wa ~ ant Li EC vA LRA! TY co. j room home: all on enten "26 40ub 2 eH, ws ~ Ros 2 ty nN r’ A ae sar: = Se Dallroom 6 baths. a4 v.09 5S. Broadwa Se 614 (Restnut st. Sarage: mrust be seeri to ba appreciated: | $1500) cash ana > ‘and mace $500 — lot 126—200 , sid ae ee Pictures, Draperies, Books ee eee Dr'ce onliv $7500 terms >= ee owner Wa - rT . ae $4 or — ’ aven ent to wae s Lindell; ia room ™ eakfast At t A men ang ace cars. Whyrman or Mur- room, 3 baths. shower; ga- . = A t and Mirrors, costing more 130-¢ Ine THESE HOMES aRg than $153.000,. forming a S031 N. Grand &321 N. Broadway | MARTIN OLIAN, 712 Chestnut. Olive 6177 ’ A >» 500! Gra « sols N i;rand ee scuneeenemenieieneenemeee a - harmony of color and pro- 495 = —, BU ¥ FR For HOME 4° OR ," ernon i) ; . =A 4) . Seeman ute =~ SRestnut st. rage : _ aw oie, Silene ae DID HOME 41 Kingsbury »p l4 rooms; 5 EXCLUSIVELY a “f RESIDESC S—six * . Bhi porch. tlie bath, cot or _ and (e | ABSIDENCE—For sale. rent tease or es- - — : i 3) Nerthiang a. urhace, Vwrel 291U6 change. beavt'ful @ reome, modern; hot- oa Slie BAIS .\ ‘ ng 8-roc a residence : — — | W ir 0 CCT we _\*' | weter beat; with plenty of ground: 4024 iwo-story brick residence, 7 rooms, fur — bath. hot Water heat: porch | RESTDENCE— West End: nice jocation be- SPLENDID E : ot IVENCE——4728 Cote Bri ante, ry Bates. 8 . —___ 468) | mace and bath; lot 50x273 across tront: garage: wei} built ,ween JUlian and Page: one bieck west OPPOSITE FOUNTAIN PARE baths: 100-¢ ~. OPE a gyoom brick. Gl Geeveniencss; gurage; lot | RERIDENCE BRIO Fad ® rooue SEP US BRINKOP. 619 Chest-nt. GUS M. ARENDE SREa! TY co Puree ete be es. hardwood floors 4864 Fountain: @ rooms } lariwood floors, 31 Kingsbury pit 10° rooms: 4° “***|~ — ions that is a revelation i diem thant Gin tae aie ae = ws — Olive TTS ca ae O.. ‘urmace and bath: owner going to Califor-/ ‘fine interinr @niakh che a yy — = » s KIN n i SI DENCE— 1. ————— = | Water heat. tlie bath: garage ea ' “OL FLAD A\ ~~ A. ——*5 N. Sth st nia: will sell at a bargain. See ne saeeee meal or Hnish. tile | ach -a chine Pa- |) ,,. Jess. garage. side drive Sine et 6195 aSB r. pores ; brick a a 919 — ‘ Cora a;.. « TOO) home in A SER-WELZ,. G24 = | sis &.renorTnm res : ' across ‘rom §& Ma >> Kin gosh >} - P a 1°? Temp a oi . — oo = re 4 0 - at ©®2°, a 3 Ruud water heat- 4 31 » Pereh et 4 1° rooms, sunroom A modern 4 to home owners and pros- i.) @iectric, furna: ’. Bate sink ay Rivers le 31) ~ caret 8 4! Pap and terms os ‘ iil®? ny ay a te sienepenates sarees “a - . ’ 4 it 4 awns. ef en 5 baths: double rage - od - sig : et; ao soaldu. daudy 2 ar gurage. werk. : RESIDES ase : ~ ~ o3r — iwac oy YN ft - 64 ‘ ; Main 481 - room re — ; i 4 Ag i i4 => a oo ; bri x S:1000 i ou. = E Xap. \ r ‘AND ‘ OMPEUORT LALS - — eS . ‘ —. . a. mpton a \” Ms. - = we _. pa Pr a ~~: oe ~~ : . = PAGE BOUL EV AED RF. Si DEN EF ’ ateny Wash an a — be ‘_* ss * rrr © 63° 4 : every ey ening until 9 a) a EXCE—S414 Claxton av.. @-rwem| MULLIN WALTERS REALTY CO TOWER GROVE ME SIGHTS HOME ; — | Park bi.; price $9800: oniy $1000 cae HERE 1s cw a@e 5 | segue: Et bate os i at o'clock. Three blocks it, m. ti urnace, harudweeod fT ors. Olive 4237 S! Cheetnut st ‘ AS es oad Be a” a a ~~ “ : — oad 7s SS WUN SERFUL HOM EF . . o andl “+ see eee! mn except : ef one et aS EUW. lL. KUHS KE att ry cu. ! Sea DEN = = - oe ome With large living roon poe Southwest : x A 44 q. st-L spa . a eck brick hot-water heat hardwood 030 ashington, 10 rooms: hot- baths gouth of Delmar Avenue on ‘ . ." ‘ ,—— WZ r? - vy: ~or be ; : at ' ‘ | ae _ ——— . R rerngo — ———— — = = =e — ‘ ~/ re. a ~ rie ate - - - — , = . et e t hy K s! and, sae ! . ‘ Broadway. ’ Nr mr ns: ie) roo ris rr aodern ; «)®eD ng DpDo™ hy nz pw ry marce : Ls eT _a ).@ Ss TA 3 Bit rT SB—aar 307 . a nw is av 2 eee ' pee _— a soU e het Pin 1@ d . 11 \! £ ‘ : ca s. 7018 w Woleveteiendl drive: ‘2 ™ — ; ‘.00rs new and uD Hanley and one-half block 1 Esipeac | > oan N Euc! id. r . carege ewner wants quick ana le See ’ . be rooms arxe (iniaoe! att! tile as. @lectr " ~— - 0 rooms. bath PM. Ooms ar >| : " ace eat. e arte —— — . “ — LV > a Ss = 1c ot. sunreo ae ba: hs io . ; 6921 A . bi kK #)! , ’ ponihe. electric fixtures. har uweeod flours, KOT! 2.7 1 PFER it. tn penton rt ain stea heat. ar .00rs, art glass 150 garage — ” ‘Vrnace: lot 50x ee ist ocaten for reaming house: wi!) sei! - FPRANCTSOCT’s REAI-TY CO Kar ——" ~ %: gide-drive ' a -_ WW enss. Jne oc north of Vrpace with ol burner: garage for two —— — windows, severa thes sets Koo. Tt Week oe = ome, Frept out r meiuUding furniture $8500: $§°000 cash 8 -Or sale the following F 317 _ ‘*~ «eee ee m exceptional r line 41 ears, Jot 37 OXIS4 feet, Just Usted. RESIDENCE See SE, Seas OF Ok~ | woodwork » €urage: brick street and| ~ cy pect. See lanul handle dea! #943 Maryiand, 12 rooma $35.000 | °°?’ Revs oh wd we. rooms. 3 Daths, hot-water heat be) A. & BLANK i R_ E «oO. 71l Chestnut Fs ‘hat ise bea utis il @ roan Trheiern , - sile . s0° 00 reasonabie terme Roe — ne ‘ Age) 114 WN Trh = ORBON E & R > srr snn Chestrour ov ~ - West nater 10 rooms = 000 133 vat seer ington. +7 °-* - — } Tage, ict 7, or 100x146. — —. > | ater hea; th plent « grou Lae O°? Junia cry call at ‘04 Chest and ard of a Imitt nce 5153 Ww ashington. su m. S 3 =0,000 a. ae lot 752210; 5. a Owners met basten S548 Goodfell y =e im ouse, W snow you thro teh RESTON ce. «a [oe eee 3807 N Reeeéwie — (ON Ut. batbs: -a ay D0 o . ‘ ha” % ow, § rooms. matin at. as = - rewER GROVE HEIL HTS _ DISTRI T ewan o—Modem F reom : lh EE EE eS > —— 7 Was >. "eon OFFER 5842 Cla heat: RGR: nn a. bin tet 15 500 | A. spl ia? tra rn ray “* ’ rm) “aw % sa . raerr : , : e ww hing ro. 7 * “cal ~~ ero NM. BUSS REALTY cv. + ace. Be toes bharte _ @ on aoe Everything | - toria Ridg & Tas as ted neighborhood: 6 rooms ard sun | Qfrange = > ype tee A end 3 rooms, ~ neg = 10 rooms. hot-water ho all - as . : : om ‘¢c?) oe R FI INGER Rit Jefferson & tira: o:s 2 Tirst iss sae $s! ou00 ( al Mr ReESTHEr Ns — f9n- | Oe ceeneeeeemeees partor bardwood f OTs. iATEe@ garace _ fine at arte _ 9 - 7 ben ” Glen ry . ~dl ~~ 3200 W Sounis garage " . — 15, 500 s bat in hot IDENCE—SS15 Ww. loriasant; fine, Kb Sit i BWC E-) rooms, bath. gas, eiec Bayer ‘ ——- eteaein tb -orumela: 7 rooms, /_°02144: owner occupies. See Sch elie )=Ssi(«‘| 3 ébaths. hardwoed fine ee mmceme: 023 Mee ne, 10 rooms, ‘3 bathe 15. 500 | ‘oe 500x140 ~~ rvome, bath. electric, gas. hot-waier t rnace t and i water; mod- |) “© XZLICK. 101 hestnut/ Olive 1427 siec Sing ~~ cath, garage, furnace, | WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut ive 1427. | Weather stripping and Fs Tas yg Dongen ss perk: hee.s water oo 501 s , rt n 5 r , pores; . oUxlS ie .| pram ne - ——— Ra 5 egy ; aa guttering, hot-water : - is ete Gust WwW. price right. ert wr house. $3500 900 Tower S-hOUM RE sIDE NOE S0750- terme “ —~ ie price only | RESIDENCE—9--mom homes. wth doulic | 24 with a large size instans hot-water rage at; ga 15 “ : ‘5 me =—_—_—— R. E co. VrOV. oe? WN HITTEMORE ry c Reaitor ae - i AMER REAT caragce he So iw) are exceeticge'y scarce 2@ea.er stat nar au ‘rw rubs. re Tlachine 5854 Cates: o roems a bat hs. ‘bot- c epiendid 8-reom ; : —_-— =. vecway. RESIDENCE—4339 SS. Com av.; 4 Eight rooms. bath new furnac ane Sa | ae a Penton, Here is ong on naved Vernon » orick garag: ) rooms abeve: side drive. | Water heat ae. : ow:. every = ” : .d« . i} ' a *' . - ved 2 bar ‘oe : Sice dri ve- — acer oe°at: gal a heat ae . B12 FINK HOME Jt sT wart feom Orics, batl elec garage; *in @oubie garage. newly tuck pointed: in «ped HBKES THe Tar ee arge front porch: $1000 cash and sao | *S Ox1G8 front: 6838x188 rear: this | 9870 Cates. 10 rooms. hardwood 15,000 | gain: enay tern cars home: alll modern conventences: tile Ag , ToOOrMs steam heat ~ 5 Anthony parish ne rae. : ” Tw a, “_ eee _ _ aw McCaus >. mth 2 A THOMPSON RXR. Cw _ . er “ira “ation ind values floors, h.-w. heat and £sa- ' . 5175 C fer 3 machines. Call Cabansy a ardweod flours, ' $v000. easy POERFLUINGER RCO Jefferson & Gravets . MEA c ; 1% ' & trPical En are w 342 ee 1») ere are rapid reasing pen Sund: | Jlid : tertns = — Sidney VarTs 810 Gravote av £85 6-room res' dene settee oo Sp nea ee ” ; 7 af arnoon ° $Pea OLod SLIT Maple “49 eereeens none et RESIDENCE—4036 ft wy 4.2 roon — inge pole garag ie? 28 eo | HES DENCE—5055 Rarmond av. 13 fn BEL! Be vit 2 rooms, 2 Maths: Nine rooms. bat : : - . . > Tt x - e.% -* t I. > a el - a — 7 : 9 A 24 hed = r aA r i= >! (? .. » ._| = -— h ._ ‘an = “ - h. oo FER woNTa Ene $12.250. The right home for you ae of oms: hardwood floors. tile bath, elec- | ~~ re 378. 74 Vandeventer pi a a 13. 000 | race: reasonable price 5840 DeGiverville Ay —_ - e tre ‘xturee 2 a’ ene? ei = ? on 2 rama a: . “ n Sng ~ — y 2 y Jddd f TES. AV aths. hot-water he Preamp. none! 6959 P 2ST by you want en up-to-date 13. | §-room —_ then get card = we ene. Special BEI. IS, _ Rea! tors, 4 ' a je 8B tied © ve ed ba * >? ° = ’ : ; 5 arge halle RESIDENCE30%4 . a ee I, ee - i » Sraniteld basement. furnace, eacel- ,j Nok_olael - A ene hee, Screams. tixtures. locate (i. ean av.. Compton | to $16.900: a wonderful home ee -reom frame ise. Bath. furnac ter h . ‘Ocetion. attractive imtertor ARES LLNS —i sor in t helice s'x eae Soaw s trarc and Tower Grov:. a “ern Ortak of S rooms ttle OREON © 4R . acntr - ” carage: larg ne aM. GOxlSse@: er ra - FP er Seat, °-car garage Fe) aene: com> every se QUMETER Ali ew inde room arranged ' oii > fa 4 on 4 Pw i te" on Ss = ‘ 7 " “ ” a4 r Ar Do. mu a ere > — uzho i! arge > ene — —_ . — . a o lestnut “=e us . erie _Frees @. 5189 neenen. “Ll ros ms. hard wood i .600 ‘ oe yh. “ 15. ) ) — . trie ~~ «ary - os - a . A - _ pen srage ror price ara — — sb S..* E-——W estrmineser x ~ PAPIN TC TRTp a-A . =-c a F ER-K REA co.. Realtors = 5 1 eee ~wadaye aa , SW? NY OTR . ' ’ aloe | .= ee 53 tng: pag ~~ - rTLARRY REVS brewer p “hi ~~ ’ Cnion d il rooms 3 a’ : ~ —=9 ——oeent £4 garage g religg ay pepo wth 15.900 | price 2 5 A 4 R : KLEIN —y'' Olive 9494 eSIDENC a $; 000 ~ | . i : ‘ ; > = 4 To 4» " nodern "7 Tee ~ —_ _— a —— Ve t ppewa 2nd » ie “ = | : ls : ‘~-¥a r ' = » : “*-* _* . 74) N Sth St. Ol 8" 4? NO R CML AND ay. is tee) q . ’ P a A r ar — ou ee : . 3a . oors. 2 — - = 7 = eras i #15 oe ieee ~~ _— es ' be vi . ness Nz iI we 4 > : - ar ca rage Ot-water SS iDEN ES— 5 @ ; Ju n fee . .+ (isccs RE 4 LTyY Co) —. - - ne ~~ ROOM EESIDEN( B—an. —— PECHAN. [2th and Russe!! aie 10 FLAD ‘eat. hardwood foors nfortable front tractive homelike frame dweliinee ee i E37 oO Wwpocm : =_Sesteat 3505 Ben “OOrs: garage: price.. 10.000) — can be sold on | - aa qurace —. 5 reems. receptien hal! BARGAIN ' RESIDEN: E—1100 7 Semen on @ . “ — a on = aw s . ' Orme ’ . ariw ~owt er? Tt 3 VES RFR ~ e 2013 — * sting ’ oO - ~~} 4 ohne pte anal _ ae _ i Jo \\ E ~ i MINSTER P fot: ee? | — Lé roo ms. 2 baths. | | gladly Pts you f * for 2 cars. ; i. ce elec ‘s a 5 ; be | va " . _ - ' ’ > " ‘ sr Pt Ny "tz = —. a . > : as - “:* 4 ~ * ~~" ; —_ . if , . 7 - - . furmac garage . 10.000 chant gel WARD KEWELI - v. Ruud heater, «a ” Made alley aii bath zac. @le furnace “an . @ur ag excelter : . ‘ LAN > as = 2 Mowe a argo 8 .(%?) feer¢r fron? .en Ooms [Ot-Water he rdw 7586 W -oo " . L BA ~ : * y ore : : ? . : . " . . . - P 5 : > re ‘ — “ - “ Ril ry r -— ~. ._— ai - - > ” ’ : at — - — — ert y. 19 ms. 2 7 be Wasonee pi TOT wom used fort famitee. ‘nia Union Sis ROZDA' OG cmowreny av | qiAOSS Wise. 8 complete 4 room Cottage | fae pEAMECS, Searle tives and ahrunGery® | fours: nes iytercr empetnt, fartwor i Geo. F. Bergfeld Olive 5555 118 X. 7m oe. ‘ ’ s L114 N. 7th. reom @17 uM rpm ed Se ss AA Atl ~i0 RESIDENCE BAR or - _ Fancee, electric. gag. : bath, hard faRPy pewe ae “Lars see a Ww SO REALTY c . heat: price |? REAL : . — - a gn ——>—— ~ ’ _—. Wainwrieh: Rte Olive 834° aa . : FARG ALN wood floere b Fires - . . aA ES Sls mE (hippews 22 . 23. Waine: F ’ 70; 7 ms. bath i irmac 9.750 oes, = i : —_ 313@ GA = PEN r . en 4 ates Ss : 24 * ' 8x x A — ‘zZ Qo -« « a:> het. wa- gona hia rs _ » : a at ae ®»raska Sidney ?a> 7 : ~*'y = End —-_ » “A a Vwrtent : ida ' 4518 Arco; 4 Froeo bath. fr ~ WI as a utifui weil ; ‘ hen - ” \4 SID! Ni no 19 VW r ak 0 | “es ; ree . . : Rs . 9@ 4 ae -* . " . 7 “4 "rT" -~ Pe slik *; * - . : . HIT 7 , ee me phe inane , = 4 - of : large ~~ ~ a ae. ¥ : x iz ‘ a 3 2 ive =A \ “Ps ; ~ . 49 ‘- ° = ins . RE oi i EN - > >+ ; et = - -_ . ‘ ij Cc RES ST He )ME 3321 a — . oe 6 « 8.000 | AIN L777. ; Bea “ ee att frame; a enienves Sidr : ; - . Se Se Mad tien priced . am Premed ange E.. ‘ =" aers in . . Mae rn , arage o. * —... nal : ir’ ~e F' ifs see Amt o's OS _ oth. - . iTuace: Orice pal 7.500 - SIBSON REAI Tyr « : 494 Ss. Van. OS De a | “onstruction with 4 — wAM AT 6107 P L + ot TH - ~ aeventer. /* Fooms, beautiful restricted : it st Ot H AV oath: price . co 6.000 | ~ ae 7.900 | Adzatsston” by “appease” . ‘seion by " r : __ BUSH BU RNS. L106 Chestnut. - 1.7 S Broadwas Piversiite 71h 4918 STALDING AV. ~ : hee LT] AP eon cic ” -10x288 3 ie 6 gg ae a t . RSS VANCE E—Sik rooms, porches, ceiis hrough Vanderburs: 60-toot made. O " . — 7. = = & =—* cree t KENWOOD sr RINGS. S500 » NATURAL RESIDES os « - a mi = a 4 Ay + " 2s.) : : =i ™ +, > 4 © Bee . : x iu cr 6 a ~\ . a ’ iz? . 7 - bade - 3 water I@at: Brice — e ' hee” i 4.” Cy ae me? BH VY b oT} . me, . : \ _ ~4 ; : ' “he —-* . . — , "Ce =@° @ ~~ antia gQ - : = ~ ~ .*~ . or r 4 - “eee orce 2203 A ameda (Maplewood). + TOOT ELEG ANT AND ; . -MENZ RY? =~. > . _> _ a —-. ne — - - : ‘ » furmace. tf )- er si kious _ ~e : KT W s i= VJ i)” z- a? 4 “how ’ rs _ ts ‘ ~" ' on Chane - 2 asia hi om 2 ee : . — aie: " ' . and grape REALTY «DM om te =. +- Ana etceptionalty fire 6. mace Ft U nOME A. nh irnact electric, ga tee aie se = £ tarcain eas) ent te. . . wihed - 4 est net t x ze, . : om ; er . me — ———- —A— tt-room fram ne dwell bath ¢ UNIVERSITY . J& te rf reom resi - ele? 1 ah abies r. Good? ¥ rage oumer will show he a te IY eR R - | tugeifere- ane Sat ee OF withou Dw siling Ls ’ /Mace: lot 300x147. Ss: at ag RENT $1800. Rick s bertect cenditicn: very rea- hy thie "Teoma: oF Goon aueee oan: ; ‘ a Te 4 +s ™~ : 7 ~ eae > LEAV ING c ITY Ac. LE Rea 4 We ‘Bk. of Cc Pa 1 dw em hy — Mi nerva SOEN S. BLAKE . ‘B' & BRO nS Chestnut. | OnRON ES & RG SOFT, mee ft eee see ; " > . ‘.,.rTa? : . ° I rowe wav . > atte sues + ae .»* ~ . ‘ Fr _Pidg , a >) ne 4 . on ms — > © . 4 } st = . my gioudie: eaenen 7 - “ ( hestnut | tecated ne be Pa amas Olive 5555 118 N j —_ —~-— ae Yt iii, Re >I “cade Ride ‘ - -)4 QT ————— es | aa rooms, « ths. hor- Sea ; . . Teh ——* = re 375. $951 W ES rMIN STER PL. | ~ORNES sé garage wie redu ed. 2 | we o—eer. $323 -. > 2A tei, _ST._ 729 Chestnut | VW ashin ——— {= al sormace lar garage: will se : > “a v5 tNi). 2 i. ; ~ A his today ; asway ~ : - Jos F pres KMANN RECO. 623 Chestrut. RESIDBNCE--3518 8 Jeltorann : 1025, 7 NI ATA QT ; . . +. , ~ . - tne, Tt _ wad . , 4 _ “ ‘ & wae = Or St - ‘ $1000" cs NORTH MARKET st sory brick of 7 rooms; let 25xl22_ For Res " =. weed ie, neute: hot-water | tien: ler cass endition and construc- rRi-ocT “7 ; “he a - 43 355 WESTMI NS T, perch hot-water heat W Ws well-built 53. story S.reem brick _~ MARRY REMSRECHE?R ts vd a ae i —~B en . 0. Karage see 5S ‘tomas Deimar . ~ SAAS 7. V854 ss om TAR : . a . — pen for Yo uP “Inspe: etion eter heat. Rardwood floers. 3 room, het. $13.500 ae a ik iE Attractive 8 rooms, hartwood “4.4 ie eee, Garage, price $7000, | RESIDENCE i809 Lafavetic. aire = — , — $405 FOREST PARK = ONLY a LEFT rene OF rooming house: can sell ; : ie : ‘ : sie o So one tive - : ma ; - vs Lf Kerr , ao ™ . ‘Irn? «! a nome . - ; : ‘ A re y evry ky Tea’ ae Buv ; REAUTIFt L FRAME RESIDE N« E hardws ; — ay - : : ,Acer hea’ ; . ; rnished Tr unf.:; imnis! — owner wil) show | ’ > : 2 +. str . 2 . a - at i 4 >t r : : a) ~ 3 i-va hy . ™ hana : rr, + P ete eel | > ; ) ; » hardwoed Ges rs | FRILI> M. LENZ & 1s0N, REALTORS, | JOPN §. a - - : Moderne enn RTMIAND A’, . Can De Dought at the right price Fo ay rate — 2. ¢ 7 reome part iiare see WEHRKENS Tt rENAD .~ hn “* = oy le . orice SI750 ee OWNER ¢ e a ~* O i > he " = . - - = GOING ; = 1] NVI \ | ST AND ,\ c 3061 : ro. FLOuIDA _ Just u stead is desirable home , Aine 13 ROOM RES IDEN :' ae , : ~ sOuendcia Allien nrestricted a » > | 5914 Waterman: Tf : 13 i 9 } a “ Fo ow 3 bs nw ft 48 - % Fe > ~ . ke offer: must be so! veli.base 4 - rr? La . . : . aN So BLAK be ® RR ‘ “TD (hestrre: ? > hath “ 5 ware ee en . ua -_ 10 ; . ; Q2QAious ty RESITE \. we " . ios gre Sy ; ee . nipe 2 ae - . Lt i r rR HOME « garaz : 1 Si ; a 1D w aa = pwo bathe: Phen neat scene: 38 reome at reasonalie prices. Give ua @ ca ra Lae % acre Ril cash and vere serpy Oe ge. lot 50x15. Salesman there A DAN Y RESIDENCE ~ | : Room KORTE REAr. TY 2 LO AN oO Paes . - eter ~ a rew ood P rine 1 8118 and we « subm Ans M ARENDES —_, ah eW residence at 7 Seevined The tn Aliment A as : 7 _hes it 5740 Ju cn = ae - | Qiive 1437 106 N 8th Central 508 ae 7 a urth st Tower * we have mae a . a ial type: 10 semame vy and = a —" | cae eam aa i" mcipia: TF rooms | ata N UNIVERSITY ae | Greve, Grand; near Tower Grove Park “RANK SEBASTIAN REALTY co Sutters and screens: metal wea... set OCaucliul +5 ——— atc, - ‘ eat Erase —. i ® ¢ * @nd stea “arviand i Trace Home grape a or dmisaion by card only and : room on thirg floor: A ; ehance for « real varcain. 7 rooms. | —=T rooms: 4561 Cadet. dark 2 6H6 7 ) i jOME—I6S1 Cook rooms: cant ane". ~S ee waer of vremises. JONES ~ TOIS ~— akc JOST-MILLER R CO.. 105 N. Stn | SeTPaut: _ Rot-watems, nents bath. furmace ewner as | wr, ant - cue Herts a . “TA oe sd - i rarage *? rh) 4a o ; “ "er at . . ~ s » ST a ~ ~~ 2 oY Lo —_ * * . . ~ a ~ +e : — ms ~~. —_ Ww ashingtop ee ns _. i. 352175: very te sell Meet sales ran oF said oa one-half biock eof Marche - — _ _ : | NE th ae — ‘a. garage LOOK AT 4849 irre — ——o ~ a. SSS room. Wit pe testal _or. gestgned by Ma- a in igt on and W hi ittier FRAN \ “CTS. PERRY O00 'o SA500 th) ~y watt, ve ex be a Market ner stantaneous Water A"? . AL. SS REALTY C ention hail — ~-» & reoms and re. & uns } crcaif@ets 3 corner: 12-roem ome. “story : ~ 7. " . es =e r 4 | : “s ity . a ar 7) . _ 7 ‘ : ™ a . ~*~ + = ° a ‘ i : = . 4 . - — T° nero aol + ~~. beeige “ * —_ : 2 coe ~- ' | : oom tlins e ee . a — ‘Ty worth $10,000: sale or ae, Pr? : ; : - + pny rirass _= daths; hot-water heat: jc ~ . . a " =. -- - -. sa. oo & mua ba " > ™ - > 1 ~ 432 > . wot on ) $ , ded ‘Oe r = . X fra : 5 4} ‘ner : . ns - ? - — = . 7 = 4. TA . \ +2 Q > “= 8 5: ; : S estn : —~ me - , 208 ¥ PICK MANNRE CH) ces a a aeeneetn ; Forest @%pa eruise ol 3 TT . 2" : adi a ; : 4 ‘= : ‘ Ze 2% ;, : . ‘ : -_-—— — : 3 : ' 4 BEAUTIFUL HOwr , -~ = : X West Selle pi: beautiful | wD CH HAMBERL. AIN AY. 7045 Westmoreland Drive | tie 73E4 ~~ Splendid New Residence = . os . - : ’ — — ‘ : . ~ a or ad : an: garage ; aa ‘3 y | te ° ipr — . ; ry r’D LL % * os | stefan . : ‘ | Ss? “3 Ke - FPS lle rca Tt " 7 "ace . = . an “i \ ST = 2 a : _ A a ee Marriand Terrace Pe ‘sae ps ae teep yacd a@ cood ~ , al . _ ‘Re, : . - ; See our a we Fag rt ® ~— oo , ‘ih Market et “# reeome an4 price « i~! wee baredy +] RI LY R x at ™ ‘bh het Water heat finest kina Martens t RP\P SR ec ie ; ‘ & ivi Lva & Avis & = . oe til ‘ ~ : =» . ** . , , : ~ _—— 4 +. Pad r 7 * a nm , row! ho : * bat h. ha rdw oan floors » ar ber a + ‘4 . (nen s & Nebraska NI Wie rN t) 4, am re Dice ti : ~— ~~ iz : « . aru. ; a ail , i 4 "ee z ated and . i ira av a sud: ant a! " - . . - . a” ' ’ > ba eed se 2 4... Jo" en .2nc bath and hot-water heat appreci- ; —0 large roms. good location. lon ER WANTS TO SEL - , ‘’ ,? . . ™ afer b¥ ward on v rl Wie rw om : attr a -=* ’ ’ . he | , , 4 : .? % : . 2 y — ; ; . a ‘ : : . aa , nam O4 ; ~ « + — tmeke : . Se Floors | Sins ee cee — ae . hoe : = - Ors, water heat with reg- —— on =k C-ae farag > ~ = . = = » nd > . * = : 1 : > - - : — : . ’ . * / + A -—h ie " . ~ - , a TH int N sr) 55 _ 1 ms. ast 25 Cl emens Veo | aa f" > OOF + Mee n> TRI “Tt iw) Agent imien and aus liar: 48 ’ J a —— . ~ (. rand ; er > eo " . ea1% . . . R ES SIDE NC > R ARG . ATN ’ u % ir’. rT? ‘> Da ry ; . - *: i ._* oq ~ = ~s ae on “ “ . a ae. - . at | = — > at’ ho wate, heat -ardw 7, c > e wT; rs ‘2 rr havea ~ 5 . , - 7 ort i 9) ; _ - chs. hax : . - @ ‘a craniteid « oa ; . a Oe ae maw Bah? f2e6ce Sil N. Grand 32 N. Broads 10M. eas . KK stone rooms, tile bath,| “© rte 4 Coers, hot-water heat, sun | “'*¢ence: omy known Att wrer 7% ehow yw reas serene? i! . . . . : PS. \ Pw ~ 7 7 - 4 7 es hia a > we» ” a a . . ~ “ _ strictiy paror are a-g¢e ¢- ne perch hey —--4 sun be seen to z ractive Home ' JAX . room —_— 1s0na ge . = » $s a 2 ~ | feet: with side dréi om + ; “a> . : rage ted ’ © ;)? he 5 x 9 . irs D ‘ 3 z sa ‘ oe oe “SPLENDID WEST END RESIDEN — . i 7 L N *E M [AP L B At 6150 WESTME 4 fore p tion eutiter Jaree ome oat - Medern.- nothin _ Very & omitted. a hf h $5000 more Porton WANSTRATH REALTY oO : (wr Pr Oo ? ry re rr) oa ' aw Bele > sf hh . ‘ 7. : : ' - - ™ IXY Rayr ‘ls . : ) . . We have this: een and Warre . » : RESIDENCE 4048 st'emanr « SS 0 ; al - ” ™ = a a ‘ : e cn ice : -° ' oo ‘\ ira var S s S| OOO Th a . “« . -) ’ eur 4 oe ore —~— . — ———— += 7 — ——_ m > + ‘ .. es tage . . Vat om * “ is ° ? . _ 3 N ty wr" ™ -e r . ‘et? ee ° , > 7 Z er | - >i = - . - - : - : "wy . r be 2 _=.T ~ . ~-—- ~y ‘ : > ** - . - c tems = . -—" : i@ ~~ fra: i » a es See Ne inf “eee + ins te. © , garag ’ LNZLEK ~ , "tam . oyer aul ‘reug? Saat.” «ae . ete arg0 oF fne for | “™™=souac fe price: & & S han - —— a = R 2 i232. . e - 42nc turttier ar srs see8 - rw €6F 2 Temsonabie. ° . - ; 2 =. . - ,* *e4 ” > Ry . = ’ — ° . ? ' y , rt > -_ . > a rTrarage elie "ous has Leet dbOa 700 CHAS ° Wevearer = a . Ky iW —— . _ ee . enae ? aos — "=" 3s ya “Soir Ls MAarauwoud + oa . ii ;*? o.oo wafoon enc al. am for San 1 3A in good _—~— cen‘er Frent driveway ; , : Al hu . \ vr \ rl I —e — “ie ss Water eat rce riz ; , bia c ae ‘oO «Ose . a“ ° ~ . . . . - _ in : ~ & 2 = ‘ . - ~ _ - ~~ 13 i a] malt rr e* “a ‘s (> = 1. Wi \ — | ao 4 _ " " m{ . ~~ = . — oO — AS : 32 ~ Mus . \ . —_s+ * A in ae : — . 7 on nt . ‘ ; , * * . canr ? . sSom s*. : ' -KER > SON . 1085 fe > lar . +) fr’ repia “ "sory « : rus ~ en ore 4? ere a ~ . »” | \ - ms ~~ ‘ ~ “a a Vi or. 2 “ . ~ ‘ ° - nan & - “ Ww LS me st * . ry re a : on sa Prone * .. : — , “ — - Ate - Daths. curage fer 2 733 Lind: 4 utiful new house Harr’ Revs _ Hee » ree ®e () ) _ a \f ran St tne. -e7 Wier 14] r sie Sir adie = : on lala . .-stor > tun ‘ : mee = aaa Sa: 23 . 5245 W : ¥ ; : read Aa ; . . ‘ \ + eS : = : 4 a oa c —— - y 4 X = ‘* | F Li. ( mentee ‘ R, siqi Y? ~ ? i — « _ ies > . : : e' D4 SeeDi ng at Ss : . ~- = es vr rooms. .Of » 4 A : . e ARRY Ri i | 1e°? ~" a? a’ * . am . To . . - ee Pp a - on — a ~+ ri lL its a a F ‘ . / . > > ore —T> t ‘ “Sh. . ~ { 2. rr°y .* — = x re a >“ rome avy 9 : ae . — tot - 2 " » » 7). . i rag “ ‘ a el USs* r ix? > i , > on P| —_— 7 SN ——+ ~ is a -_ ’ ry , is , . -. = —— siege Br a i | .. + ~s Ez - t re ROOMS, HOT-W \TE R HEATED = a sv 9 rooms lot 38x155 eae aon er " bai aS iste ; . ~~. 2 . = assy rw ee —— " . : “? . . Tce ota e) 1 oe a . . Os D KMANN rR. E , : LOT ) ~ - spartr od 2 403 Alngshighs . AuM AN i’ rt 7 : >, nares. bath. mane ——— am *? on e , : — S~ a ae vf _LEFVT >" ror, : wa " —— , ” = - = ‘ ane po ' DA “ater ~ arene fox two merrt | ‘i ie s >1 ” . . » % 3438 WeKean HOM rez : > . , $ —__——= a = *stn . "=e act s We . residence wv be Ss ty ARFIELD 31° 4 « tore nd tsreand ou ‘ sr SS nace arene "Fr =. eters By i. ant &'s , “« = : ‘ so ~ r o* + - REA .' > ; Pa bd : ; Ya : - ; . =. am 7 nt Dp " Polat : gases » & ) - ame — Ln. POM ta : “4 . ee mod - : ‘ Maur sk Bunt’ D-te-daie. @ith fy maces rae hd : ble garace . . A? : . 12 “ i - " . . - : Rx ———— 7» o- : ame bole auntie oy a — . ron Tm PR ‘Tes lave . ; R ett is , .” “ore | . ta es ‘= , “v '-i. ’ : ¥ ey ag ‘a = e? “LA oars: . —- 7 a , . iol : Cla Ls nad a ; - ; : | ™“ »' Tle . GAP 16s OF ne . —_ on ape . - oe SE ett Nc os , . = ee | : > ee I? Go. sk— Mal? Reig -— ’ ' : aaa : ho se 23 rs “rT, \ - . es Ser new sD. end! ; : rt ° . Me = = = . ral temiwe »e* ‘ a - ™ = . “ . ">t? ~* - - —~ a2 - 2 at $! ' x ~ +) y \ f + Ne ~\ 4 \ ° sure a3, ‘tar “y ‘ w ; ne Uvat ons BV SES——I008. BOLO Hickery ot [wo et: price $22.000 admire a ‘INE . SIDEN ; Mapie: 3 moms: med- =*_°* eieil Tsim a2 ) ewe ; ee atta = twe a Le | . gs Orie vs * ; ' > ‘ ow p ars ‘ 4 | ‘ } ‘i |- = ; > gar ee . — ——— uy v7. = “ rtm ‘} —— ° ; mre ar> ~ i.e ~~ _ ' ; , ¥FRD. Agen ev - a) 7 : Ty s ~*o —— ‘ 27 Ss _? ; > ™ ‘ a 4 —— — orto: mt S4 hh rr’n-s ‘ . 1y * . bo | yy € IU _ MM. MeINALD™ KR. CO ALLL § “‘heetru - —— = o J ‘ a : - — E—i1GLE or THIF Gove, attached) 4 Ry RAUTIET > oe RENIDENCE ‘ ' . nad ign os —— + St .. garac - ; —. —o > nes ' : . _ PLZ TS eae Pb ta et © ae? - ~~ 7, —- _ " ; , - = . - - - ——- —_ ° —_ ont ] _ »? a wT - a “ret re @ o >. . “ ~~ erent hic. Mardie sink BIS00 « aire and down ‘tile death Suenace oe » © = $ as é I i N | a | : — a “tnt mn. eiee de and furnace end eaiy Suv cash and $26 Mutures shalien ae ol 9 - — 4 . ’ 4 '. . - « ._™ . « L. - a _ . . me — ta a " — ‘ : . . WT es i” _ 4 i” ME = BRN RF. = vy a — Duy mm wen rr) aed have yore an he a . ~ 4 . : VMs “4 ‘ 2 : - = , A a . s , a . “ a ee : ion i am ox -_s " , - — 9 OTIS anu _>- De _Ment! ae 7th and Pire r ; . “hi 42 82ers Ss ~ — ‘ d . — . : ~ ‘ an - . , - »Jone " ive Z Fa : °F A, THIS. = RE = © sate . *-* > E Ree: 4 . — iliectette - it Yote ar ( )e~e e Sree ta ? 4 ” _ x, STM I NSTER> PT. i o™ : Yor * *er "z . . ex _ * ? d O.ste* 4 ¥ . “4 rrTows r ar ish ch mies 9 «2 Proce = me = Ors. — > ~A Abd - - ,» Sell ; ; eit . ae 2 - - m so Dad : . _ = ' bet Sa oe - ee. 41 - SA rl’ Tran a » 2 O* rs 2? ’ “4 = , weer, PACL J Tarte ~— ~ — wa >. \s ras = , ae Sie = seat. € Forsythe, 413 Wainwright Boa ONES REALTY co ~~ « > So ~ — . -_ | a es rt = yo =r Sa All Se Desty wt : — 3 + : — * = m1 3 aad 2 * n . i] - - —- , ir ~ - : ses . : 4 : - Tris ; - = . ': verre no * ee . “x : ; ‘ “= aT ee 4 . . ~ . na ‘ - = - . 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RRAL ee . — . : 5 TT ~ JT i te 'w | - . aMass Bec =e TAKE-OFPRR | mm Se Sn baton) amen?! | sommes , - - =e m -« Mor i = Ss ' "erie ‘ . 1 : ; 7 j (> ] be R ~ 2 on an : SUSH-B RXs san rns. Boz —* o 2 : — a ENC ae \ raat \ - re itd So Ss ~~. 7 ———— ~e! io _ we + OSsth end reception hes Eng t Rooms. With Two Bat) ~~ 8 ' ; = | I ~ 1) \ | . Ny ~ an os = “Dorn « 3 . =o —* ee Dr? i= a’ ~ - a Sane ¥ ' z 7S 4 iT"? 1ragce sy is ‘ ‘ . %: i : -3t ass alncerinis - 7 r= Pn nu a; - _ ” and an . a) oe , eons $78.) Fr twe . ONLY Two t EFT s | -- 2 Poe a. wr “> —_ = pe? Wast ington = _ or Ata 4a ” = [= MM EI VANWN i —- aoe la oo — ww? 4 ~ere “-_ - r Hien throuats iP he — ; , a — be aT. zi™g7 I3xx x ‘ " - — a. —Rhihoe Lamers! terme VWreor ¢ Deraae’ My a >a A : ta " hin « RESIPeNesS - : 7 ae ————— -. ae = ‘ Tt SALE rn —_—> | adartwents. the a werd = SOME. Herr : - —n ec. ™ .* : — ™ eT) «= ‘ath z1« 2 arm - oe air erat ed . i™lac ee ele Ec"; , -p an: 4r°a°@PT ents My ne — : 3 4x1 _ a tener P : wi. 7 ae — - ¥ ~~ : w u & need — oe -_ ‘ 7} es * Rekiden nce i= “= "om af outside reem. sum Prarie: 4 (oul sleering poreh, box ee acen _ - - - — > ba WT Wrens ; - —— : , ™ — - BATW—¢eco8 « 1“ Seal oe ll o e te ; | $6 -_. &, #e "Tt ter . on ~e . r — " : 7) 7" eee? ve . a an - . os z a . ~~ + = ™* “on = L ae * “ ts’ aA or YT. z i a A ~~ <I Tz? z ‘ year. &3° "4 z — - bea al | 2a <6 ters and erreers atin eal - A °. TD ae a GEeNe } an Geer : Seautlful moclers PTOrhises t*<a — . ear ? Q - aos ——— 3 —_, | » ~a ke t _—" si + 8% = a 4, 2 Laem ana Park cee ela PERTMAN. wa. a 7 CRests: . 24 FU BW Oem! "oars ss ler : ' , Rei) ef wre c aT & {2 aslo leh "mr: On, é. s a ; |. ae . “Tr ¥ «us tre ~~" al + S ‘. Clive 4237. 3¢ SS Cheswut «. WALTER SCOTT Co. 305 Chestrut. Cc. zk MiLTENSERUER.

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- gunDAY. = MAY 18, 1924. FOR SALE = —_ > ic 8 FOR aL " oo ~~ — RESIDENCES FOR SALE West -_ 1700 ) REAL ESTATE For Sale, LOS ANGELES (St. Louis) A Fairyland of Homes Los Angeles (St. wooded fairyland of west on Natura! by five country y roeggea dens, church louis) is a acres at dze furrounded clubs: being laid out as a 7026 “Se eat ice jentliy arranged, light me airy on one of the highest points tn improvements are bei i Jackeon Johnson block. , ? 1 thousand beauitful gy shrubbery well developed. Madge © be built in Los Angeles (St. Louis). iy restricted. Fine n re. first hundred of these homes are r construction now and will be com- with Minneapolis heat recu- pleted shortly. They have from 4 to "8 rsepower motor vacuum Clean. rooms, sun parlor, sieeping porches. front. did condition. Convenient te sige and gear porches and are all built pis, Car lines and stores. Must on one floor. ' Built of matt brick laid offer. Possession about Aug. 15. unds, community centers, by John Moyes. consulting eer for Shaw's Garden. Alj Th in many patterns or mission stucco over e qeeee, each home is individual !n design. ME Supreme wide sweeping roofs are of genuine tile. All metal work is heavy copper. Interiors are finished with the most ex- Completely Equipped and Furnished by pensive materials to harmonize with fine furnishings. The floors are hardwood. the thickest made and highest quality. The tile bathrooms have highest quality one-piece built-in tubs, showers, sanitary medicine cabinet with bevel plate mirrors one ae a, walls. " undcdant electric outiets are provided Pei s- Vandervoort Barney and electric fixtures of the newest and 5 finest type. The hardware is solid bronze. Each home has a perfect heating rpilant. beams and supports over steel. Steel basement win- dow s@shes, built-in coal win, etc. You can have one of these wonderful homes for y own. For in reality it will cost you nothing. Rent money pays all. withoug second maertenae or loan renewal, no finemcinge to SEE LOS ANGELES (ST. LOUIS) TODAY Drive out Natural Bridge rd. to che Tu- cas and Hunt rd., then three blocks west to the big red water tower, the highest spot for miles around. The entrance to Los Angxeéles is just a few hundred feet bevond,. Or ay A — car. the Kirk«twood- Ferguson iin sright bv. MAJESTIC HOMES CORPORATION. 4935 Delmar. 2063. x VERNO 9-room brick residence, with bath, fur- nace, hardwood $5000 and garage. Lot 36x147. Price arapror Spgehe A HOME OF REAL BEAUTY IN HI-POINTE 6318 ALAMO 14 BLOCK FOREST PARK SPANISH TILE ROOF GARAGE TWO CARS Modern to Last Word er Must Sell GO LOOK AT IT iful home: all! modern conveniences: THERE IS A PLEASURE ms for 3 machines. Call Cabany IN THINGS BEAUTIFUL 5840 DeGiverville Av.| B. A THOMPSON RCO. If you want an up-to-date 5872 DELMAR. PARKVIEW 142.(c) S8-+room home. then get card —_—— —— to inspect this one. Special! WEST END HOMES price $15,750. 5365 CABANNE. NOER-KLEIN REALTY CO., Realtors modern home, 10 rooms: hot- N. 8th St. Olive 34 or r Olive 9494 latest ap coutmeonts. with ge 5169 MAPLE AV. Zz drive: lot 1 . O-room brick residence; hardwood | 7 ON RIGHT. Fine-bullt modern home, with all the frame garage for 2 cars BAKEWELL. latest iniprovements: finest plumbing an12 118 N. 7th St. »N artistic assemblage of’ practical, comfort- Furniture, luxurious Mriental Rugs, colorful ' Hangings, beautiful Lamps, pictures, Draperies, Books » gne-Mirrors, costing more "than $18,000, forming a > harmony of color and pro- ' portions that is a revelation to home owners and pros- |, pective home owners. Open. pr every evening until 9 Forest o'clock. Three blocks gouth of Delmar Avenue on / Hanley and one- half block ' east. One block north of car line. B. Davis Realty Co., Owners 816 OLIVE STREET FINE HOMES ~ At Attractive Prices THESE HOMES ARB Exc ‘LU SIVELY va “wil a x OPERATE WITH ‘REALTOR RS. . 6195 KINGSBURY A epeers home of 10 rooms, 3 an Parior, sleeping porch, hot- “story garage; lot 73x1: “a 6325 ELLEN WOOD An exceptional home ,of baths. garage. mot || POST-DISPATC Radio Wdnts : 6Washington| DELMAR GARDEN calt Terrace pes an av., 2-family. Olive or Cen or 2 rooms, 3 baths; lot 200 residential goeties : rooms. four aths and cellars canvassed throughout: || hardwood floors mn, all three floors. | drive and garage for several cars. || living quarters ana bath above: hot-water | a | heating anes 5 100 ft. of ground: price Wery reaso ble ALBERT T T. "TERRY & CO. co.. 4ix«x McPHERSON 12rooe residence. bath, furnace, gar- age. Léw price at office. Fm =at» NEW HOMES 6627 Pershing 6635 Pershing 6946 Eyromias eplendidly bullt: “17D Ro. TA 4ML vr... 1371 Arlington Av. Beautiful R-room home, with garage for two cars. Modern in every respect. quick sale. Price $10,500. Admission oy on ecard only. Best const 238 erie tome aon . These PARK 8 are *OINGS, TRUST CO. tral — Oakland and Yale. Cabany 9233. nae’ the a all in excellent 154 BARGAIN s ge. A4missfon. see Set SE COu B23 Chesinut,, home and double garage. all complete iast | {C) | practi- | every detail. is situated tn an | of the finest homes In this beau- | wal is | Owner leaving town and wants | | RES! DENCES WOES FOR SALE a RS 4 Gay) ye Dream Home The dreams home of finement, home in which you have set all ‘your Ww yours in reality: a hs yn beauty with every re- With features for ju t an gee, it ; h oe st a blo north o Delmar, oe tween Hanley and “the North u roads and see not one home of your dreams, but 50. ®yY contain from 6 to 10 tiors and garage yan fully improved aoe and are built on architectural beauty and 4d of thi Eh very latest in every 7g boven 4 sty homes ig distinctive and many a cs are represented, such as o and lish, colonials. Spanish. Italian, Old Eng- utch Colonial, English half timber, gOS are finished Yh ye - Ss in matt brick finishes ~mens J Mc ig ns and various stucco e roofs. with their gables and swee ae many shades of slate and tile, in Sates ~~ Fg the latest art designs; all metal Es or gutters, Spending: and flashing in 4! » even the tile and siate roof- porches ‘are iald ‘wit copper nalls:; many re la wi! , or ca th different shapes and | nteriors are finished in oak, w ny, white and other tints of bites a treat with expensive materials, that they may match the finest the hardwood f! come sun large, some with artistic wrought-! are ree in themesives gba railings, aimrooms have the highest one-piece built-in tubs, the hig mR pooh bination mixing valves, pedestal lavatories, —, este — walls, recessed, fixtures. dicine cabinets, clothes c closets, etc. hutes, linen Sach house has a sunroom, some wit hardwood, others with tile floors, that — vide the comforts of a sunroom by day —_ ye ha — concenled Murphy beds, | make sleeping porches or s nee pare bedrooms | Garages are of sufficient size to acco modate the largest cars. and are te eee Cases an integral part of the house, two-car detached garages are also vided: heat, water and electric and concrete roofs. Hot-water heat with automatic D-T sys- term is provided for every home. inguring eee fect heat control and. economy in oper- ation. The electric equipment advantage a home requires for electric Ap- ee and the fixtures represent : best designs and finishes the market ar- ords. pro- lights, provides every | are to be found in these homes: beautiful fireplaces, box space, second floor terraced balconies, basement garages. etc The location of | the choicest, West End, and are being graded John Noyes, consulting landscape for Shaw’s Garden; tran sportation is pro- vided by the People’s Bus line street (7c fare), with boulevards for autos: nondale is ‘fast becoming a garden fine homes that progressive and ambitiou people buy at ast onishingly low prices aaa On easy terms: a!] in all, they offer a rare opportunity that particular home buyers will ap pre: ‘late. Select your home at once, the 50 homes are already sold wonderful properties wilt not unso! d. One of these elegant homes of Span'!sh architecture is decorated and furnished. has everything truly Spanish, and public inepecti@n: every 8 a Majestic home. quality always’ come | dream home today. MAJESTIC HOMES 4935 Delmar all the vards and and landscapec by .Mr. and such long remain which out means and highe st nee CORPORATION, Forest. 9063. MISSISSIPPI Cabanne Bargain Loon 2 2 Oe Raymond: 4 -story | lence ; ¢ containing living room brary. dining ki tchen and “i pantry om tirst fl 4 larce large sewing room. porch on second floor: large finished | and storage room on third floor: hot heat, hardwood floors, screens. shades. tures, awnings, brick garage for. cars: | owner is leaving city and wit! sel! at | reasonabie price: will be open today imspection between the ‘.. urs of 2:30 and id. For full part lars see | MISSISSIPPI V AL L E Y TTR UST COo.. Aets | Main 3A40 4th ¢ and Pi ne, Central 3208 | ‘ 31 N. NEWSTEAD -room residence; hardwood floors. tile bath: first house south of West Pine; excellent condition. GUS M. ARENDES REALTY Co., Olive 775. 16 N. Sth St. ———— a — = BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE BUIL DING—4. story | are cost $1°25.000 to running out in bw doubled: REALTY CO., Easton and Cora. FACTORY BUIL DING—12, 000 eq. ft. floor apete: 3 S-room flats above: mod- ern; br a truly wonderful value DI RiHOND REALTY CO., 4411 St Colfax 33538. GARAGE SERVIC 'E--And val nearly new butidinge. bile agency; 160: well located: fast-growing. wel! tablished business; owner wants room: a yare opportunity for Barty S$10.000 or more « x. Box _Y- GROCERY—WwW ith® 4 property: gettie estate at 7825 5S. owner. GROCERY AND MEAT MARK ET—Laree store and 2 rooms, first floor: 5 rooms and bath second floor; garage for 3 cars: price $1! 3. OO”. | STR ODTMAN & STRODTMAN R. E. Co.. 3607 N. Broadway. STORE- FLAT- 4 rooms and bath | room in rear 3215 Park STORE—New corner store, above; modern throughout; : price reasonabie. Call Forest Pp. m, A REAL an i office build a6 $40. 000 ‘for imme Yow 8. uable ad Lite oo oe Broadway, | ‘above (7) 4-room flat fme loca- 24090W (cB?) MONEY-GETTER. Splendid corner: 3 stores with room flats above: two double 5&5 room flats, separate heating plants, garage: large income; No expens4s __ JOST- ‘MLL LER R. EB. CO, 105 _ N. Oth. EASTON AV. STORES We have several fine stores on Faston ar., ‘Including af fing corners that can be bought lat a barge , | HALL RE SALTY CO.. 451d Ade Bldg., Sppertent ity: 2 stores, 4 of- Exceptional fices, modern; ret-clase construction: in- come $3150; L-409 Post-Dispatch. Chouteau make offer. Box Central BUILDING—Rolis-Royce: 25- ft. front: good jease: __ JONES BROS Olive BOLD BU SINESS PROPERTY—1414 Biadie rents $65 Fronth. Buildings front an rear; price $56 EDMUND N. DAVIS 1125 Chestnut. 19th BUSINESS PROPER’ ry¥—sS. e. cor. ass: 2 bunidings fronting Cass and having 4 stores. with gas. seven-room house bath: rental $5100; Deimar R527TR ‘INV ESTME NT Glasgow : 1 store and 7% bath, electric; terme ANDERSON-STOCKE-BUERMANN, BOS Chestnut st. PROPE! ERT Y—2628 Marke t: large residence: rents $1500 price $9504: terms. 45 Ol East®nt store, raze: Drice very low MU LLIN-WALTERS R BALTY co... B22 Chestnut. PROP ERTY —B fusiness ‘and manufacturing: 6 Franklin av. -story mercantile building. suitable for ! ight manufacturing: has large retail ‘gtoreroom,. concrete base- ment. steam heat. elevator: a bargain. SWENDER REAL ‘STATE Co.., _Main 2060 _ 604 Olive st. ORE—1221 Chestnut: large shop ‘or STORE Apply 2913 Montgomery. STORE—30xx Easton: and modern b- room fiat: to be sold tommorrow for $5500. MARTIN OLIJAN, 712 Chestnut. me zood | barca! ne in tenement HAV! - Sante, from 3 to amiltlies. Rox G- B40. Post- Dispatch oa INVESTMENT PROPERTY—Most won- : investment ever offered in this e e¢. corner 19th and Case; on Case av... and 4 dwell- et.: rentals $5130; only alrmnost your own tarmes Rdig. ———— new — wi ectric and pric ‘e ‘3: 30. O08 PR IPERTY - 1320. 26 | flats of 3 rooms, — atore and | annually: 3S tats, ae 213s W Vainwrieht WASHIN GTON “AY. RNER w. cor. 19th and Washington; fm- veA with 5-atory and basement pros containing 40.000 ea. ft.: lot 1% TAx1 50. JOHN GRETHER & Ov., Silint. Lite Bl. the | Many other conventences and adv antages | have | some have recessed 1 ‘6 these homes ts one of most highiv restricted in the arkways | engineer Car Gan- | spot -* : is open for Gannondale home brick rest butier's bedrooms, marble and tile hath. sleeping room -Water the A for / large ga- | | ' : Olive $237. si Faston and Cora (c) : building, | emall cash wiil | 8 three-room | wat or = @ ectric and | ' : but | all attached garges have hot- “water | fire doors | for some of | your | / BARG AIN—Das ' STORE F. A. BERRY, two 4- | and 6/| a Royse R EDDIN- | accessories ‘| t two rare bene and fc big = dD about $4000 | ' | ; ; | } ' eat | rent S2568 per year, easy | | | Angelica: | BUSINESS bulld- | Pista a blished Pt. A172 Easton. BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE RENT $2800—PRICE $16.500. 2702-04 Gamble: garages : .% condition: terms. GLICK yy . CO. . S24 Chestnut _ at. OFFER WAN TED—BARGAIN_ S. e. cor. 12th and Brooklyn: lot 76x 128: corner store and 6 houses: rent S175. LODDE “ir REALTY CO., 907 Chestnut. Olive ee DOWNTOWN GARAGE . w. cor. Sth and Clark; l-story £€a- age buildin on lot 80x12 JOuUN GRE HER & CO.. . Sli Int. Lite Bl. BU SINBSS “PROPERTY AT A BARGAIN 131: Spruce; 30-foot front: improved with J “story building: in order estate. owners have instructed us to geil; make offe EDW. KUHS REALTY Co. 2831 N. Grand. _ 8321 N. | Broadway. _ 5-STORY BUILDING 513 Market; substantial. covering lot 335x110, cormer of alley: wood light: used by printing concern; for sale cr lease. HENK :# HIE? ME NZ R _CcO . Ola « ‘hestnut. —_—-—-—s - FACTORY BUILDING 8th and Howard; two units, containing 80.000 square feet; heating system; freight elevators. ading platforin. 717 Chestnut lo WILLIAMS & BL AND, INC “FRANKLIN AV. BARGAIN 1817 Franklin; 3-story brick . building: store and flats above: also ‘%-storw brick in rear, for 4 families: rent $)362 year: price and particulars fror JOS. L. KAHNER, 825. | Pa 7 ¥ ‘STORE AND THREE FLATS RENT $1740.00, CASH ($1500.00 1128-30 N. Jefferson av.: dandy large | store room and three flats, ail newly deco- | rated. in first-class condition: can with $1500 cash, balance easy terms. IUBINSKY RBALTY CoO., 504 Wainwright Bid«. “INVESTMENT PROPERTY lB 912-912% N. High, 2-story brick. 2 stores and tenement: annual rent $990; very low price: t 00 JOHN S&S. E Li. AKE & BRO., 815 559 500 Hy) F RENT, 3700-—PRIC 'E, $22,500 3216 Pam st., at cut oft: leased to one party; will net 10 per cent on $22,500; 33 P ay 3x100 _ 8. BOKE RN, 317 Fullerton Bldg. _“hestnut, 2613. 15 FRANKLIN AV. Stores, flats and large brick garage: 25,000 buys pro jerty Ba her with gro- cery and butcher bust __B. A. 317° _BOKERN, ‘Fullerton ._. Broadway Bargain 1329 to 1405 N. Broadway, 169 = =ft. | front. through to 6th rent $4674. We have_a low price on ‘is. (arugrovt Specks - An Unusual Bargain IN A Downtown Corner HAVLIN'S THEATER HOTEL AND 7 STORES, 114.7 6 x128, Where the diagonal cutoff provided un- the bond “issue starting at 7th and Market. intersects and widens Walnut st. into a boulevard. ° Slight alterations w!!! make a big rev- store and 6 flats: 8 | Central es j ' ’ ' premeser. improves the value. Very easy terms. FARISH CO., 713 Chestnut st. INV ESTMENT FLATS Carr and lst streets, s. w. cor. and flats. Get particulars at office. store North ° light ou ildai n«. for garage. laundr) 7000 sauare Gray. Son Sst. sultabie bottiing plant or warehouse: feet: ot 880x155. William Equitable BI de ea (NE R— ion In ciy AVAN AL iH. and Cass; automobiie Grand > i for business BARGAIN tor al ; Broadway. J. F. O. N. Broadw ay BUSINESS CORNER—S. Hioward: 3 stores i rooms; good invests GRECKY a AL 87 ‘Tyler GR ERY rn tures and” stoc rooms —wig fiver: ond f! gara ice $17,000 STRODTMAN & STRODTMAN R. E. 107 N. Broadway YvROPKKTY— Ww cot Je North 1A eran ; fine business « barber shop and 2 doct ed to one no expense busine ss man. 5027 tELLER, Aste and ne t = . and two bath sec- irgwe store 4 rooms and CO... ffer Son mm er store, 3 fiat I on @% er \NSTRATH. 717 ND RiESIDENCE—9002 W story “LAT _BARGAIN—: 3 catec ? it fice SHONE TS. dg. Main “4156. tE AND FLAT >-romn flat $5500. 1 3xXx Renton: _ will rert for MARTIN OLIAN, 712 Fr LATS—S “ cor. Cass | wh to Sheridan: income » $19.500; $2500 cash Ai? a UCILDING—This _ elegant ; 29 WW ‘lorissant, s. e. cor. Ad large stores, 2 m odern 5- roor n fl ats yo ®. steam heat. eg ges: a clean investment. ts I UP FI ER. 1138 Chestnut CORNER. Leffingwell av. aed st.. re on corner and 4 flats; rent S1L5SO » SRSOO: you can't get a r investment HAASE REALTY CO., (‘hestnut ef THIS I8 A REAL BARGAIN Store. 3 rooms und bath rooms ‘and tile bath, hardwood floors water heat: must be sold in the next daye. 7538 W. St. Louls Apay Re altor 211 o 8S. Jefferson. GOOD BUSINESS CORNER 4: Jexington; 2 stores and 2 6- good ince me x KU at a “ALTY CO., Grand ok N BroaAway. _ “NORTH SIDE BAKERY Five rooms. bath. on 2d floor; fixtures included. $18.000 HARTWIG-DISCHINGER, STORES AND ton storeroom., - 4-car brick garage: terms RE AT TY co., Titte _Guar, Carage and Ac w. cor. Palm; corner flat; ar near freight 2 lot SOx150; | a bargain; | 3032_N. Grand. two Bldg. Truck, Broadway, * and or more trucks: big demand for carage apace: will sell .on ter or wees: see it and then ‘us JOHN GRETHE Ce CO. S11 Int. life Bl. STORES AND FLATS, AT SACRIFICE Southwest cor of Broad way and eteht lates: real yearly; price for sale cut to $25.000; terms. See us| e for a qu tick at once. } FRANK oa DITTMEIER R. E. CO., 24 Chestnut st Original “Ouk ‘k Sale Wanted’ Agents. c eS. (c53x) 42921 N. 20TH ST. Two stores and 6 rooms above: built property: rents $75. month; $6800: terma HAUSCHULTE R. EB. CO., 2407 N FINE INVESTMENT 1416-30 Glascow: 2 stores and 172 fate: annual rents 33400: wil) sell at a bargain | = . 226 Ww eins wright Bide. PR OPER TY —Bakery: 3142 Cherokee; fine established business. KAL KBRENNER R. E. CO... 2801 herokee st. Ene PROPERTY — tion W. Dik HL, a bargain; 3138 S. Grand Grove Bank; an 90; priced to sell, $80 per foot. Chas. Claas, 2112 S. 1312 BUSI NESS Pp ROPER TyY—cC. T. NZE MUSIC CO., 2646 ¢ "HEROKEE, IRNER GROCERY STORE—And 4 fia 4700 south: $9750. Sidney 1147J. YS, Post Dispate h. fine investment property: door south Tower Box DRU G STORE LOCA TION—1801-0 03-05- riya bulldings with k gine * market S305 S. GAR Pose. G. Col ne bough nt at ‘estalozzi. corner of 18th et.: 2% store flats above: quick sale Wanted. PECHAN, 12th and Russell. X¥CELLENT Sout h ‘Side business cor “ner; owner will consider selling grocery and THEOB. ALD & ZOELLER., pagan bl Grand o7 AGP Bi ILDING—I: 230-32-S. lot 44x127: all space for garage pur- PEC HAN, | 1: 2th and Russel). \RAGE BU ILDING—Or auto busi ness; 7501-03 S. Broadway: very desirable r location; with rooms above: ran be right figure from PECHAN, 3. 7th st.: —_—w~ 12th and Russe A L ( c hgod; price right I MERCANTILD BUILDING—Occuplea Sid . See W M. YT—Corner lot, for er grocery and meat market: 100 families have to pass this orner for groce ries; excellent neilgnbor- will bulld and finance. Post-Di spatch, —_ —_ x cy. ePPg and meat market, on the South RODIENM &€ CoO., 2618 grocery S. Jeffs reson. | MBRCA NTILE © Sto WM. RODIEK BI ILDING— Yecupled as Idaho av.: price right. & CO.. 2618 SS. Jef- grocery. 64 ferson PROP - + TY—J PROP ERTY—On 268: a's s —" . ~_ 1008 Morganford: 3 stores. ments: rent S@508: bar- ‘artwright, Stdnev 268swW. Utah st. 2 corners, 3 rents $4800: bargain. Curtwright, Sidney (c) farages;: corner “900 south: rentais safe investinent. Ving apart Aha $10 000. CC flats: terms. ROP ER TY—Store. ' extra lot: a bargain nd 218. 72 Chestn it. Exchange, Wanted, and dita Wichita. Cottages, Flats, | Me | 7th | TONY | | } | 5, ' ” as | SOW, Gq , Apartments, Residences | For Sale Today. BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE) BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE rs. yu *t.! . IMPROVED PR’P’TY FOR SALE: MPROVED PRP'TY FOR SALE South ~ 31 ROOMS -BATH, $3000 1221 St. Anna ‘Nuff Said. GEO. N. COOPER, 808 Chestnut. O. 3276 —— ee ee South Side Stores and Flats 2331-37 Chouteau: 4 stores and 4 flats: -ft. lot; # feet east of Jefferson: price $20.500. ULIUS HALLER R. CO., 807 estnut es BUX REALTY — =. Grand. rand 6449. 2 &. Jefferson; bath: tr aain. . Broad way, bath, heat, garage. mm and McRee; bath, heat. garage. Accomac : bath. heat, garages. Lami: bath, garage. 35 ‘ Sittereie: bath. 3s . ee os bath, garage triple garage. ‘. ‘ : : . : Garage & Filling Station|: "N. w. corner 18:h and Park: garage: 100x150: 4 stores. two 4- room flats. one lot, JOx89: garage has stearn-heating plant and every necessary equipment. including eqoensery Fhop and filling station: lot 135x 150; a splendid opportunity to acquire a paying business and good rea] extate invest- ment. annual rents $9300. Call Lindell | 765 or 7949. MeM&NAM Y R. FE. CO. 1308 N Wonderful Business Corner _ on Gravois two stores and 4-room hot-water heat. tiled bath. electric- 10x20 sun porch: -Car brick garage. AT "lL, JONES RFE ALTY co., 413 Watowrigeht Bide. 7821 Ivo ry: Grand. 3800-02: flats: ity: ter __ See re, 3. pipeckaert, $75 Exc: E LLE NT BUSI NESS LOCATION UN SOUTH SIDE One story. 3 rooms and workroom on first floor; 3 large rooms above: bath. electric and hot-water heat: brick garage for 6 cars: bargain ll quick sale; call us for particulars. "EDERER ame CO.. __ Sidney 2676. 610 Gravols av. . Southwest “HURLEMAN. 5. W. corner Grand and Arsenal, 2d floor, Grand 4019, Vic- i 241. a A REAL BUY. Two new stores, nearing completion, Bs- sured income, low price for quick sale. See 3209-11 Ivanhoe HARRIS- WEINBERG, 1012 Chestast, ive 3256. S. EB. COR. LEMP AND TNO Two big stores. two flate above: also Garage; financed to $9000. Price $11,750 SOL GOLDMAN, 1619 Federal Reserve Bank Pidg. Olive 0131. Bi SINE SS PROP ERTY. 3112 Ivanhoe av.. just south of Arsenal, 6600 west: one-story brick building. store room and living room. now used as confec- tionery: excellent location. near school; lot 440x125; street and allev made : : right b price. 2031 BELLEVIEW Five-room brick bungalow; ‘large atone porch across front: hot-water heat, hard- wood floors; attractive and IS ed right. BUTTS RBAI sTY CO. -6 Chestnut. _ HERE Is A SAP. 4579-851 NORTH MARKET ST. Two stores, 6-room flat above; electric, garages. Price S&8750. sDMAN., 1519 Federal Olive 9131. No. 5451 Southwest and Magnolia Avs. Two-story brick building for automobile business and oj] station: entire city biock fronting - 3 streets; good thoroughfare; easy term HE NRY HIEMENZ REALTY CO., ae _ 614 Chestnut st. GARAGE BUILDING 5451 Southwest. corner Magnolia; eub- stantial building on triangle lot: «K0o0 —. for auto and oil station: established. PPTENRY HIEMENZ REA! JTY CO., 614 Chestnut st. bath, Reserve tank Fide. rORES AND ~ FLATS No )leases; gain $3500 cash Box O 17. P.-D. TORBS—2 2601 - 4cor. Sid Lowa (cor. Sidney); fiat above: vacant: 32500 down. Grand 4361, STOR f—Corne ri 4101-03 California. ron sisting stor flats; rents $2910: bar- fain. Gran i 4361. STORE STORE | 8 STORE Ss sTtX mR oF ar =) STORE S—No rthe ast STORES+—3 stores and ao hm H hot TORE - *therokee st.;_ meat Agent, 3509A BUIL DING- market or other business. Mc Kean. AND FLAT—Excellient: Jefferson; act guick. EDG sAR 5S. WAER, Chestnut. ILDING—-3149 Morganford. ving room, fiat above; _ See roe i~a~ TORE BL modern, ae li water he ving rooms above , on chotce corner, -30, Post-Dis. flats and 6 garages: dway. Sidney 1440. KRAEHE, 2620 % BU ILDING—1912 Ss .&. any business tric, PECHAN. See suitable for rooms ; ele Rus ai Ti rR kK —Shenan joah | and Nebr: ska: re ¢ me‘ two 4-room fiats. Karaxe. ios be and | irnace; ar & ZORLLER. aU 1L_DING—2V635-37 5S. ree. one wit > neon | pera. fiat in_ rear are *Ss000. PE C “H AN. 19 h and Rus- Grand 157. a 7th st.: and ‘ “BU LI DING—1924 Pestalozzi ” gt butcher or other business: splendid cor- location, with rooms. re: at bargain PEC HAN, 1°%th and lees '] corner California “ana ; four flats: in- O., 1383. Tiats “above: 24-26 Cherokee; most important ee in South St. Louis: owner very For particulars see ‘3548 S. Phone Grand abie. AMMER, Grand. 4313. »> ‘LLENT BU SINESS | “PROPERTY — EXCER COR. AND OHIO above: « @arage: can be bought right Sidney _ and one. _J. dD PARK South bar - | owner on _ ae (c) . & ao et STORES—Corner one one | yearly | , : nortowe garage: | STORE mS 7 i modern, | j—— | pick-up Cali | WE WENZLIC K Two stores and two 4 and 9 room flats | one- terms. _ furnace heat: * easy REALTY c 2610 Grayois av. slectric, bath, FEDERER 267 6. N. W. COR. GRAV OISs & OSCEOLA. Fronting 57 feet on Gravois; improve- ments consist ef S-room frame residence large stable: real bargain for some- 1701 Ss. Broadway, Se GROSS & CO... SEE THIS ing ‘STORE BULLDING 3456- IAMI = ae” + 3 Get card J. 's dney. 267 6. 0 ¢ 58 MI. Large store. which can be divided: -_room flats and 6-room fiat above: or rs rm bui ! ding can be bough’. ri vent: Lf ‘E DERER a AL ra ( 61 (5 iravois @& i two this rents STORES AND 3 FL 1 ATS~o. e. cor. Al- len and — ifornia: rent ey 0: ation: price $12,500, “ABBOTT _ Realtor, 709 Chestnut. °033 8s. 3D, COR. RU SSELL AV. Store occupied as barber shop, 3 rooms rear of store, 4 rooms up, p-4 | ul sell and building very cheap: $5200. CoO., i701 8. Broadway. 2407-09 8. 2D ST. _, ate and 3-family flats: will without thriving restaurant GROSS & — geil with | fre B. SE IBE “RITZ. REALTY | © LOAN CO idney 1211. 1704 Russell b wee ——-- — * 8182 California: etc.: now occuDpl ed bv h! + 2 STORES “AND FL AT 6 rooms and bath: 2757 Wyoming and steam heat, electric lights, grocer who will sel! 5640 Grav- _29 o2. s stock and fixtures. CHAS. BETHE R. E, Open_ Sunday. CO.. ois __ Riverside _ — respect; m InV ESTME (NT—STORE AND FLAT 17 MERAMEC building: modern tn every 3-sto betel eae” dina rents $200 Gouble brick garage: excellent business ioc ation. FEDERER REALTY CO., _ Sidney 267 6. A110 Gravois, _ 1. 110 8 BROADW AY. STORE AND FINE FLAT. onth: fine | Car | | See this today | | | ees uced from e° to business. | terms. See ' ' -_ ; - iding is in perfect condition and | large granito!d electric-lighted | age basement and big lAst-fioor store. » 5-reom, thoroughly modern - must be seen to be appreciated: $1500 a vea GOLDMAN 1 519 Federal Fide Olive 9131. CO WEST. sat xo: ). STORE AND FLATS 5. br | la room Orand | stu TESSEL 1} REAL TY CO... no or | bel feet floor epace on first f feet on second floor mu | Bread war. — oe tw rent ' heat: Lv layton and mim yt floor. steam heat: two | room flats. tile aathe. French doors. ick garage: fine locatio For varticu- re cail FEDERER REALTY CO. Sidney | 2676. 2610 Gravois av. _ ATTENTION! ; 3 oo —— — A uTO REP AIRMEN Auto repatr shop: size 29x70; also 5- modern cottage on Gravols near Ss 000: 000 cash. 18.0 4 4548 § s. . Grand. FOR SALE OR LEASE Rullding. located on South Broadway w umbrella manufacturer, apd retail umbrelia w store. , a. ellent e salesroom or dry x will ’ rpose or sell. Inquire at GRAND-GRAVOIS 3519-21-21™% 8. Grand: 3 6 modern 5-room Mate property hia locality; leases: full office mart KOLLAS-LUP PFER, ‘Tiss Chestaut, fiat | Reserve | ; Ing | BUSINESS PROPERTY—Elegant store: 4 | eost to build todav: | I.. West roon - — bath: —— av. Bonab! erms. HUGH B RAMME R REAL TY ‘c O., 156 ‘Odeon. aS BUSINESS PROPERTY — 3k80 Washing- ton; 60x233; large home: side, drive; suited! e for doctor or bu siness: wftl alter to suit; small down payment. BALSON, 5899 Delmar. BUSINESS PROPERTY—We have an up to-date meat market, including building on Chippewa et., which can be bought at a reasonable price. For particulars, see DOE RFLINGE t R (x) de (forson & Gravols | BL ‘ 'SINESS P ROP E RTY—Store - with living room about 8 blocks north of Weliston, _ Crescent and Balley pl: damdy loca- for grocer, butc her or general store; st {ll he ae ‘TED REALTY CO., 403_Com. Bi, nadle ASSOC [ATED REAL TY , 40 Sutter and Julian ay. two stores my two flats; a new uedeen brick buildin $°0.000. ae MAYRHOPE ik ROBINSON. Olive 4551,_ lates. 4 ms $ —— > « ye mom rapidly | | STORES—62x xx Delmar; ~ stres, 2 garages; a barga! n in growing district in 5St. BALSON. 5899 Delmar. _ STOR E 'S$—Del: mar loon ; new stores, on st corner of He: nan and Enright; cash or trade: income $70 JONES BROS.., Olive 8015. “2 ae Dp APARTME NTS—Deimar | ae: ® stores and 4 apartments and 2, ®2-machine garages: building in semifire- proof: oll-heating system. SAVINGS TR rsT co. 4915 permer bi: PANDY INVESTME NT CORNDE Four st ores, 3 flats; 50x125; We set End; rents $357.50 per month; price rigat. JOST MIL LE R _R. Ee. CO., 105 N. $1000 - Dy WN buva 225 7 TOF a lion: a stores and flats no leases on stores; good buy for SOmr*o o- RALDWIN R. BB. 7494. : ex... Olive « PRIC E REDU CED N. w. corner Page and stores and 6 fiats, 5 roome electric: roognthy papered and small Mth. | i ‘painted; Corn. 1010 Chestnut Olive 3427. LOOK! 23% » ON INVESTMENT 1027-29 N. Taylor av. 2 stores and 2 flatst hot water and hot air heat: good business location: flate have 5 rooms and bath: rents $190 ‘per month: price $15,000. and call Rickhoff WENZLICK, 1010, Chestnut. Olive 1427, "MePHERSON AV. GAR. AGE—s: 37.500 -story building. covering entire jot basement and heating plant; at $4000 per annum: with altera- tions will bring $6000 rental when, lease | expires. Inepect 4 SAM’ ly LIEBER T. Room 407. EASTON BUSINESS |} ke: oo ¢ ‘hestnut. PROP E RTY. I can sell three stores on Faston. tn: good retail location: property ise new: each store has bath. toilet: lot O70: rental $3240: only $7000 cash neede EUGENE J _ALTHE SER 817 Chestnut. 55.000 . sd. FT. FIREPROOF Storage and factory building: West End. on railroad track: will sell at less than | ar tor. SCHERTZ Olive 440 vard. _reom_ — 114 N. 7th st.. REAL BU SINPSs TWO BLOCKS FROM Southeast corner of Taylor and c eal bry 2 flats. 7,000; R. E. CO... easy us immediately. . FRANK L DITTMEIER 24 Chestnut . et Original *“‘Quick Sale W anted’t Agents _ (eb3x) 3912. 14 P. »AG KE Re: A Gandy corner for filling station: part of lot improved with double 3-story brick co., T dwelling. 105 N. Oth. "JOST-MILLER R. E WEST END CORNER Northeast corner of Euclid and Easton, | two stores and 2 4-room flats: price right. | PASTON-TAYLOR TRI ST CO.. 4472 Kaston. 47xx x EAS TON AV. famtiy fiat and store; 50-ft. lot: $14.. | on JULIUS HALL En 2. B. CO. 807 | hestnt et 1: 64. 63 HOD! AMONT. pric KARA rent $1500 per year: howi nese ss iw AA AMS & BLAND, INC 717 { Cheatnut Olive Street Bisiness Property & feet: 2-room dwelling. with ga- i wilt pe hanwe for & or @ room dwell- ing fs ether good locality, west of Taylor, t'ne: may take suburban MAGU TRE + REAL atk th AGENCY, Estadiis ished 185 _ Ae . 12th st. ~~ §893-27 EASTON reason- ri lendid investment. eR ANCIS PI PERRY. "RU “TH. 102 N. Sth WEST END CORNER stores and fiats: well terms attractive; located. ve at office | Ki mag and on) | (nad ke. - Yi | ~ BRAND.- NEW GARAGE S521 Pese bi.. new brick garage: oy erance through to Paston:; and stores; od boy: emiendid future. McMENAMY BR, & OO. 1308 XN. Grand, heat. tile bath. $8000. garace. hot- water heat. n bath, hardwood floors. carace. bie garag hard wood floors, furnace. gareaae: buy. Bass Maffitt. 5 rooms. all modern: price reasonable. bath, all modern: ine wy we hard, wOOd floors. one or two families: daughter; an offer. modern terms. good conven lences;: all modern. narene: a dandy buy: | modern: ; modern: | ane a | owner. | Can arrange te 739-43 McPherson, _ i i i i on fast-growing boule- | | Store & Flat Investment at the s 4. cor. Cates @ y pire | or, Hodiamont — water heat. 5071 Cote Brilliante. residence flat» for ideal for mother and steam heat; all modern; ‘make 53xx Cote Brilliante. 3 and 4 rooms, all : double gara Hila. 3-room flat. electric. bath: 56x Etzel. 5 and 6 rooms. tile bath. furnace; double garage: all modern a good buy, and vo 6Olxx ?xx Garfield, 4 rooms, carege; 5°2xx North Market. 5 and 6 rooms. hot- weer heat. tile bath, hardwood floors. lothes chutes: piped for vacuum: double see us at once. clency her Particulars . all modern: Geabie ga mont. $ family. 3 rooms, new ion. 4-family, 3 and 3 roeme, 26 oe -family. rooms. bath. xx elect ric: double’ aataa. 433 291 be Tene fos See eeey | see Us now. ers; wond aban x "BUSINES PROPERTY se Sim we formar North Market, store with flat ¢ “Toeene reer 00 N. Union. 2 stores ana 8 Matar ae hang = eee ce, a yr aie ian aor "bed ti gras HENRY H. HAFFNER REALTY Co. 1503 N. Union (Union and Easton), Sundays. Forest 5618. iMPROVED PR’P’TY FOR SALE Y BIFF! BANG! MAKB IT SNAPPY! A few bargains to whet your appetite for homes and investment— GOOD SINGLE FLAT—4471 GREBR. 5-6 rooms, baths, furnaces, garage; tip top condition; 2a floor vacant: open. 715 OHI 2-family flat: 3122 N. WHITTIER—JUST LISTED. 4-room brick, bath, furnace; garage; “dandy porch across entire front. CHAS. GUNDLACH., Florisgant and Alitece. TO CLOSE ESTATE Fifteen flats and stores, some bath: others, 3 rooms; 1 f northwest corner 18th and Biddle Also two fine dwellings, one one 10 rooms each: bath, hall, ete.; sit- uated northwest corner 18th and Biddle. Also 25-foot lot. with two-story brick building on alley: ‘adioining above on east. IOUN DOCKERY & Z0N 1025 Chestnut. ‘*West of the Water Tower’’ of Gano ay.., between ~g -- 100x125 of fine cottanes or flats: will sacrifice this lot for 16 foot. JOHN DOCKERY & SON, 1025 Chestnut, PHIL J. HAHN SINGLE FLATS 2° , lisbury room. ain hand furnace: rooms, front: RESIDENCE 3128 Lafayett av. cor ner: rooms, bath steam héat: $7850. Over QuaRTerR CENTURY ORIGINAL QUICK SALE WANTED AGENTS ‘e99) IMPROVED PROPERTY, Cottage, 5132 Dresden av. modern: see own 4626 "Mey av.: 56 reoms, mod- e owner, 4626 Tyrolean av.; 5& rooms, modern: see own Cottage, 4164 Gomaunada av.; electric: see owner Cottage, 4775 Terrace av.: brick, modern; see owner ( ‘ottage, 5140 _Dreaden av.; re own 729 “Ohio; 6 rooms, brick, tesidence, see Residence, “a7 ih Phillips av.: 4 rooms, sleeping porch, bath, electric, garage; lot 560x123: price $42: 50: see owner. Flat, 3617 Arkansas av.: 2 families, 5 and 56 rooms, bath, ~~ garage; apply for card of admissio 2 families. 4 See 4 reoms, 5 rooma 5 roome, Flat, 4166 Wyoming et.: 5S rooms, bath, electric, garage, evenings until 8 p. m. ‘Agent. 3501 Gravote, alc Open ang ~ A wM. APP EL. NZL _ THE STERLING MARK ON REAL ESTATE (c¥Y) 7 | PN gab scons an- swering adver- tisements are advised not to mail original reco mmendations. Copies will do. The originals can be pre- sented when the in- terview is granted. 7 a West For a aafe and otendy © 0. LEVI & Co.. TA Me Fr aman BARGAIN WEST END HOTEL 8. W. COR. VANDEVENTER AND WEST BELLE enge iy Hy ag bullding ; vy _— for quick ‘sale. WwW elon Gerhart R. E. Co. easy terms ...... ; ‘Abner pl. 6-rosia’ bungalow, ©90° tile io beck: steam bi" Blrobit “Baneginet 10.500 furnace, dou +-room “av... Seem’ “cot. 11.600 av., - Sunday reeves Seas 8.600 bath. 7.000 7.200 6.000 — ~ °° 4206 ee sate ate hal” es si 56634 Summit | Bl. Grodan, * tit 7.500 sadp 3m SO 6 ica ba roa ora. bath otemtrncnee av. ¢ th, eh ee av.. 0 bath. 9.500 av? heat, ho bo 1919 N. Union’ bi,” 9 ‘rooms,’ tiga 22° hot-watie ets tee + om «eee PE as 51 1 es ey EN 1022 Bittner, st they waa ~~ furnace, elegtric: 4542 N peer ; ~. 11.000 io ny ts 4854 trance miscen hardest “6 cps non ing sh. 4 8.960 a electri: 6.500 2515 et i ina “4° weeeee geen. 1367 4 and 6 2438 e t 5334 So ae rms and 4. rooma 4740 Maffite av: 3 and 3 5 ant. RELLY, 4205 W roms 4753 a ape av. 5947 Re sbi “et: —— aes riment flat. #4 rete “ee eePeeeeev eve 500 mis aT 2 a saa ies rooms; _—_ See bi res ey 6360 Delmar. 8th and Chestnut 4 | al praproreewree Paver oe we OR a te ote ew _ 1 pes. sci BBxi a w 6.500 < aus foc 0ome._ bath, ‘ese 8.500 . ° eee ee weer 4145 Yahotie av.. OumhOUy opnd 8 reoms, bath, furnace, electric rr , steam ee ee ee ee ae s 7, <6 oS +f a’ mee ewes ee AO Caters ; ee Oe aS goo om +k Fe We eg ee ree ez Pe, he Ree we Sted —— 4 et ast 2 tea ee ani on. <P DEAD cae — ; 7. se Se eae si = Fe Set eine

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Rina’ IMR acount ; - TE i ead FS APT nah —7* - 14B oor pisratce, 8 600 FARMS For Sale, V Wanted ; Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chan ces, Wanted and For Sale Ads T oday. MAT hah ’ IMPROVED PICP'TY FOR SALE REAL ESTATE—FOR COL'RED |. rae rongus | vamsrenens re ANCIALI MON EY AT y | RESIDENCE—2071 Lawton; ry ri Se Se ee eee eee e- > — . ee ee ee ee ee indie. ete a And make J. B N] > 4 » “Tes - | eckel- } e\ dt- Earic ‘kson hath, gaa eae aT T ow 28 acres bottom land. ge gn Bye R Missourl tg S . . S.¢ ANTHONY ‘ ohn vr > = FARM—40 acre unim ved. 45 miles HIGH H- ‘ONL3S acres. . k ma 4 . price $25.000, $ISOQ gash: farm pays | 8. impro 7H-CLASS LOCAT NLY an : AD. aneman cemmepag Int. Life Bide iive ' 7 Pe Py south, miles railroad. 3 miles tcwn: | } hi — S & N ES ‘TE e ¥ : egos te . rote ¥ BRICK FLATS TC S room satante = : =—— evat-Dis. —-_—_—— | $5 acre. W. EB. Grigg. River Aux \ asses, Se aes wr - land. in Post-Dispatch Want Ad Phones AMOUNT LIMIT ON L y BY THE SECUR : aM 33 s BOTA At. bargain in = fabeils $300 CASI —SPLENDID FARM Mo : crop, balance Olive or Central 6690 Our Char e A th ae BY ss tree Kg wt. bat “q 7 bacts. tmmediate foe modern cnr’ ~ - mp, m4 Lm. Mae — $2 Pr ARM—Ai0 acres. tdeal poultry site. only | ell water Solid agate 30 line dau ¥. or cen. 4 Ss ~ re e west, P 4 . f. ete 3 q -> H41 MILENTZ: aniendia nes ream balance lik for balance. Box A-300. P-D. || 3, % miles out; possession at once: will $1800; ‘S400 cash. 5 years ee cae te. te Don Before Making a New Loan or Rene - ; at: atl eonweniences. hard woo S367 MINERVA: 4-5 rooms car geTare mMrice reare! a hrie, 3015 w IMCINSIN. B-wtore rick rooms Gown 4 wp. 3 on hind fiwo furnace; 4-car earace POUR-FPAM)I.\ rrATs A732-34 RAMEERBER 4 ft naces ardwood ficors well Ser newwhbeor hoo! 437 OSAGE; 3S rooms enact i hard ew oeod fipors, omk #tairw ruber Mes, ca recce oi iS RI NOGALAYAS 4440 Ei, LENWOOD ‘ rdw ood floera. furnace brigk Po rac 4078 I1TAS i 4 os) reors e Me r * beth hardweed fieors. fur rveorr & Mi RIOw th! * at! bath hardwood hea utifo hardwood floors Se porch, meta! enoenin mo ; tile ba tt . ec i 5207 he ERAS. Ke * ARK AY tive new G-room home. hea lis ice lot jth park rer . brick firep WILCOX. B-« ety will giadiy show RESIDENCE K S828 Mc REE Gerd reception bath upetairs, rage 24x50. FPRick 4427 LOUISIANA 4 rnoms tat rh. furnae oe Si AVYtaor Pater heal. _ ibe @arnak: t 7. 1828 MARGARE bath. furnace. Kara zA, a Ri SINESS PROPEI 4006 S. tsRAND. 4-4 wh can Be ‘converted tnio 8! satmall «ost. owner Wants vw : Consider al reasoiial e tee ft rrwviy) thie at ence and then The above are a few of the man ~Perties which we have listed * worth wour careful investica Some of them can be bought on t« will be glad to a a complete wreperty on regque YDODCREL-+ E IYDT-EARICKSON “Oo 5. Broac >. ay a Cera Vols, —. You 4319-21 -24-27 Alias 640 te 650 ~ Ae i ran Duy t bargain eH. & | x. & CO.. eau a AT $4 ON sae brick residenc *BO. $1500 cash $904 UiBSUOUN A\ tit eng le. > ana ee sieeping a} CEYER aAv\ Latra goed medgern Y-ro« SOOT 4003 -_ “TIPE 7TH us an SEIBERTZ REALT Rs ae Russe bi RENT $500 Piri * : curner : a BEN M. LAE WHRN TE +> AT AND RESIDENCE BARGAIN | |.¢43 Nerth Market 6 roo nn re bie we: O-G im Clat; bath, electri: heat ‘pie garage niv SL: 7300, BReLLIS. Realtors Areade B 4 SOME RE AL B ARG AINS “105-405 > offer H414 South eat — ae nigan i rzinia ; ais) we ater at Uese aoe REAL _ ESTATE—FOR cou’ RED CUT | AGE—Moue brick $340 s fo cs. S°Oo - $200 3 down, ee meonthiy. ~* Cheuteau, vacant. Mi Smith. Tyvier "$9 SUR. before 10. after ~* COTTAGE—4317 (wt! ‘ge a ‘ ; ; nn touie : BSOrHIR & RINE i "LAT ae wh.00n4 Clear Teilet, tute lights G R.Ad M ‘*RIt "| AT—31 6 InA caragy nee - ‘GRANT Fi. AT—Singie. . bat! ei« rear. excellent condition wr: S850. aa! eard ef admission MER, 35485 S. Grand FPhene Sibi 7 FLATS—2829-31 price “$4. bono agents ow r SS ‘ast! emar fA ‘T—-* ooh \s seal Neorta te? 43:51 Cet hon ia ' «Wt iM SP —tel' families. ir in i a, war - hie o Sb. — TRUM Varflew ‘1 maitre aie candtiion $500 dewn Te HInNS-i “GE R iw wt... ine : a My sb —JOnxn Semple: new frame "owe aod bath. eae. electri Sc 700 $500 cash WHEI?ISS REALTY. 37 48 Eas tom. “aban Sew ° Mu Be—ILOL N Eliiet ticoarmer ‘Stodd lard @ nice rowers and bark. fire tuil(ing $4500: $500 cea $90 morthiv ‘lems th eee pepering ‘. imemex LJIESBERT. Reem 407 Mor’ 4 roemees with eli and cistern. hear ec han ' i. oon. ~ moe We ern. oriere oe to saute - Cook + rict . “Or OW Icons rx « Saree. x. damage, 1800. «*) «ULORMD INVESTMENT ark li roe Ti rick ERR FE. €O., 105 water. gas yO Oth ic?) COLORED INVEST MENT liernara a Tox iran LiILiBR OR K a) Au BABGAS ENGELS FLAT > » 4 o > N_ Oth ~* ath, elec- re” # UTyY co ‘- & ‘ ot AGE. “$450 ' aa ha!! is Te Poy an ne Casa “ HYMAN 40) oa «(CBS KO ; ‘ ‘ 4 SNAT , ~ : S acter cae R405 Ye —T Ip nee ig ayments ™ "aii sb. TODAY — 1913 : balar " > »* writ, brace Loere BLAKE & BRO. 81 SARGAIN IN COTTAGE ; root sai ened terry SAM he Sit. VERBLATT, 401 Of iv ive ye _ $500 ‘ ASH for ? a alr ore: . roo n Minin 2198 ; e280 (e*) . -_—— —_-- — pape - ~aee® POR SOEMONE. . 4 ° furnace, elec- i tn exeellent ng? CASH GOODE AY. 5 Chestn ; ” and tol- at $3500. 722 Chestnet on — ad 5 room single ww. M a7 a flat: ic?) ‘ o ORED rRore TY SAC RIFICE D mcietie ay ’al Darga! freatineg on two st won t la at Lyi rTMEIE O24 Chesetnu : Kk Sale Want oa i* PINE “THE PLACE TO BUILD ~~ M HOMF— e ee. Colored KE NNE RL ¥ AV. ’ 4 FOR SALE TO COT 4- room $2000 AORED | | LANDS | FARMS and FARM! a | ’ ’ , zz ; * oe 4 ; o i vin FARMS WANTED some .q“a > *j eu \ ast 7K FARMS FOR SAcE ti FAI proved 17a -_vi—) OOO pi >? FARMS . 19 «a x Jack 7 | ATI AYT — $ 7 ; . » OFF Ts ‘- 2 ™ wr .co7) ‘00-ACRE — 3% miles Southw est Missouri 7 ea 4 per cent hath acd 60 MILES OUT res in cultivation. Diartly fenéed ; from ment road and ouse, Bus etc.: rite Box A 2908 Post- -Dispat: ‘h. Land interest for 4 Dent. J a iown: no ERGER- HARRISON, e993) Six Acr res 3 N. of. Black . Taio Track farm. blackberries. etc.; read mprovements story brick. hot-water heated rath and eles tr - ter vse ' su LLMANN on Mall's Fe@rrv _ Arkansas buys 40 2 acres réch Bee \ anemberg. ew ner. Rs—40 acres rich bottem acres, $S00: terms. Toles Brothers. Nettie-‘ = sale or ra te. ro acres Ne wton ‘oun Ar "19 6600 "Washi ngte on PLANTA TION. in Jackson Ar® Su) County. fenced: s “A DIEHL, Aingshighway and Gre- = Cal = GOOD LANDS aT ‘FAIR iana or wa Hoss ava. lable ei _ literati it orad Florida Hilinots a wr ~— ame Pr ne " ‘Michigan ner 44.9 se @ 3515 wlles ay. R. 3200: cash | years, HIM- Cape = rar- fra t sell very cheap. Mi! Mo. ler & Reno, Bourben, poseession. a choice chicken farm. & Houser. Cuba. Mo I FARMS—S8O acres. house and ments: near town. Missouri. ae S50 a $10 month. Box “i, improved tarm of 1% stream, near St. Jar D. CARRUT a >. i~. fishi is improve- price S500. 198, ) acres ry} es, THERS, Agt. ; or exchange. value 340 trade for less than ay liberal time: good be considered. Ber Y -313. 3. Post. t AR M.- — > acres, all clear: row outbuildings. running water: hard: fine for dairy “mmiles yw -t. Loufe: | mile from on _ was FT *- 260 _ Post-D is from ‘ses mie “AR “u— 100 which is rh 7 bot? For in formation KERRUISH. Festus $2100 Income From Sf) rv Eq lipped Missouri Farm ; $2800 " . wn. good 50 _ 4205 »M chester ngalow Te 1 *s orm uer * Asking S05000 LS Chestrut. ~ rr =) ' ees =4 | rt. KIRK WOOD, rt Nebraska 40 acres mpr ved farm Nebraska. 1 mile from sta- J Warnke. Fe dera! Ru—=: uthe ,a'ern Pe- SHowr AND He Diacksrmith. waecon acd au COME TO TEXAS Agric -ultur poertun =. sa [UD ie i ro oe Merc an. ‘REAL ‘EST ATE—cou STR ssa. Mo FARM—i00 acrea. 270 ™ et: 1 mi'e weet Peve! Paet-Dispatc T's { goo’ i. Conk ne or ™ REAL EST-TE-OTHER cITiEs Ret ERTY —Hest rent: oropert m. I neeme §- S00. t double frame @nd attic ea2ckn. I s fom era i 2 _pi- a to 6 PE 1 ee. a7 7c . oan tin any ner y > cRarge fo ack whole ein figures if ma ke or renew Be cure te get our you desire to a loan. EDW. K. LOVE REALTY Co. 104 Cc he stnut ‘St. e49) __ MONEY a. . ANTE _— —— aa secured ; ‘pertr of more than awe almour's S500 Ssinoan. -ispatea. MUN SY Wtd.—S$s00. from private purty: rst-clasgs coilateral: security above or- ai mary interest Bex Y-198 P.-D MONEY Wtd.—Te single flat. a Call Cabanvy J178 MONBSY Wt ud. —$3500 first ¢d. t. G per cent interest, r erty, 5-3 room flat, modern; worth $8500. NiLS TRAN Title Guaranty Bidg. well secured Mi NEY Wtd.—Lean of $250. or as pay back either in ome or monthly paymenss. good bonus; must be _private party Bos W- 199. Post . Dts. a MONEY Wid a ty $650 in two county lots will cTifice or trade for Call Monday. ouy $i S00: private party. LJu- Cc apartment worth S22. 500; ‘first deed of per cent interest, will pay J per Cali Ottve 131. MONEY Wed. —$i500. 6 per cent interest. withont commission, on J-stery. «-froom ’ lot and building : only deed of tr -Di spatch. NEY 7 . $5000. on business preperty valued at first deed of trust: would pay 6 pet if no comuniasion Bex G-228. Post-Dis. — $10. 000) “sat 43 i. downtown inside ic¥9) good se- | LO) to $5000. pay 25 per cent monthly on ness profits. and per cent on ipie, for personal interview, 619 | Jewelers ~ first deeds of | secured of $1000 te | DETER berrow $5000 en new | Ford | ” ia LOANS ON mL AUTOMOBILE oad 7 ive. your noeseas Mi organ 2415, MONEY LOANED on left in your MONEY loaned eon au tioneers, 1210 Olive, MONEY loaned on au ne red tape. Morgan. MONEY tleaned on tape; evenings after é. ~ MONEY supplied ture owners, liway Exchange MONEY loaned to payrmenta, iow rates: Credit Co. i Rajiess —= rr ead |MONEY TO LOAN—g on feweiry, cioth instruments, «tc. Eatablished 1&7: MONEY lou Ned — per cent a City Lean Co... _MONEY LOANED “The Morris Pian. ly payrhents: charges - Industrial Lean Co., 7 — TO ae real esta } terms. Frank, 7 yo PRIV Arts Bak, BS mene * ae LOANS to $25,000, ia. ) — you needing money? See @ salary and furniture confidenttal ; Roem ) 318 N. on at. Olive ’ ~ Louis eaper rates Appiy 207 ' Open - _ Mend — MONEY Witd.— $3500 for 3 or & years. on modern — ubie flat but dinar: 4 fats, 4 and 5 room ith 60-foet let: property cost $16.000- ‘sien get at 5°54 per cont. Box G-226. Poset-D ispatcn 99) NEY Wtd.—$2500. on store and fat ) uilding. 2 years old: rents S10R0) is worth SOO00: wants money Without Box ay even G- wae fo — Loan of $7000. 6 ver cent. 50 ft. on 3- m ’ & Sil int. Life Bi CAPITAL Wtd.—§l' 00.000 to underwrite & consolidation. wr Mille and biending plant: a5 ‘per ent assured underwriters; references. Box Py st Dispat cn GET our list of guaranteed loans, $250 SA000 i'CULIUCS HALLER R. Co.. _ -_ if oT ' r itet of fine wans [OHN H. ABBOTT ; Rea it re Oo Chestn' 1? FIRST era! dieceunt in mom: hiy netes at 6 i n addities. wi! allow you . Derfeet tities and am oie insurance with each loan. Investigate ASA cue. ise ASER & HORWITZ Realtors Carre 4790 Tis N. 7th st Cen 4442° Sew $£200.000 in 6°° Deeds of Trust WRICH | OW AND OFFER FRO™ SI58e8 TO Praag Degtte valve preoerty 4 tt. SPsTers. 617 Chectned. Mase 162. Central vartous | E rE} . Bide. BEwtrance 211 W. Yeu get 310 up on four ancei entire obligation i= total disability ‘a gvstem of fts kind in this ¢ ERN LOAN AND ENYV,. GC a 506 € ive. Centra! Trust. Bide... A UTOMOBILE E We take up your reduce y . - Da vinents. ditely. red NANCE ¢ roar. See FRANK ‘Al if veuw are in need of oe egal rates on your ‘which te left in you Sea fidential. REAL No com Estabili le w ie Laans made. mont 7494 : o 2908 Marker st If Tt AU TOMOBILE & Made itn 10 im your refinanced te a Bring title. : Lasker Finanees 1627 Lecast 8 % Olive 91. LIBERTY BONDS or wtll wan full ve repayabie $1 a week rewed. Leans made on and stocks. Icdustrial Chestnut st. _STOCK—10 shares of enterprise: don't mins Fou H- 33. Post - Ot STC KS AND BO Gasoline. Biack Evergreen ’ ) ae RUISNESS CHAI BUSINESS FOR AND WANT SEE PAGE 49. ' : ee Bidg. ook Mi ates yaistt SAMY See ee ee — PART NINE. — = = Adding Machines. .Page 21 . Saby 4 Agents aneocakeoenctteseene | it animals ...-------. 0-83 | Boawd Aquariums, Fish.......7% Boat Attorneys cocceseces+-- 36 |] Bash Auditing & Accounting 16 [Brick Astomobdiles ..........72 Build Aute Travel Trips......16 Busin MARRIAGE LICENSES. Showers—Mre. Grace E. Stout. wma J. Harvatk—Anna HKovaich. on & Henrtot—Mrs. Ella ee, teworth Leadbdetter=—Seda Bark as M. Lebmaster—Leavita iondues. Columbus Wiisen—Mary Mac'in. rie L. Eo Liltjean Ross. Vittam S. lerae)—Margaret G. Clarence Vollmar—Minnie Kratz Steve A. Zielinski—Helen Are istew ska James R. Hickman-——ieorgia Mae Shepar to Henry Kub)—Marjorie P. Shriver Thomas A. Booker—Mrs. Sadie Lockridge James Aibert Reed-——Hilda James R. Brown—Jula Moras. kd Conner—Arehie Minton Jewel) Waiker—Mary Hugvue Ma) nasi Reardon—Mary Galiawas Wittacd Isiah Rey noida-_y—Heien Mann Gark—iladvs CC. Ecker Nick Simac. Si. Lowie—Anapa Hrown East #8 b.ou!s—J « Webster Groves. GUvrdon, Ark. —~—Freze! L.oute# Liellev iie—Marie Elatelde: Johnson. N empec Louls—MWre. Addie Sebra der, tadtantapous. Lil Omaha. Neb —Clar -. m ‘Stee SS. itth May SPrRITCAL meeting Tuesday and Thurt Zo m.. 1418 Glaatee. THE LENI\a-HAND MIS#TION—Serr- ivr So 7 > 7, 3” > mm. ; Menday. 3. Mr-. 1S¢27 Macdieen. - (PO) “ve _ c#r gern {MA RITUAL CHURCH—Sundar. 5 mm. W ednesds and S p. ™. sis Twelfth et rear CHURCH OIvVINE—Meetings every Tuesia 2. = Thersdays, & p» ™@. 146 a PY ances. Mee. A. Jonnreson. RAMSEY CHUR« ag ne =. 30. lec- ture under neptration. Tuesday. 5. coos Gravois road ¢ SLEVENTH cCHURCH—Services San- aay» and Wednes x Zz Thursday. 2.39. Mra. Waters. 3307 (99 TITSOMONISTIC. meets Tuesday et © P'rtda y “unday. > fh} @& Mrs. Gaseel, s i} Koenre . wt PIF Tit SrtmrrU ALI CHURCH, 1300 Sunday taternr Service 2:30 mm. ; echeel. | Se . = Clara . pastor. . (298) SPIRITUAL meetings are beld every funday afterneesn at 3 o'ricck at 4090 La- farette av Mee Mary BE. 3. Rogers and Chere All Welcoare. ~ ( ™ Mre Diamend 1tS Basten. Say S§p mm 5638 ‘e? MP ov TRUTH -Mareur ant Paw ef * re) mm beet. 2 | ran Mow te Pee These of Mental Slavery \“@eaw a, ‘c? “OLN TAIN OF LIFE cane 65 m a esare 3 o. mand § m Vimend. Pf Vag. oun. =. a OK Easton. sROOND CHURCH—Divine mee ug ery Sunday. 2 - Wednesday. § @ McLeanel/ Mee. A. Joe i STAR Le ab AL CHGREs, Wet Pine bi... -_— mean ue Carrell, " TNIV SRSAL cH RCH Sunday. 7:30 alan ‘otens : SEONG CHU ” in Mre . 7 Pp. a 10 Penrose. Take Tee, ene CHURG Brother * are _e and ee a 6 = yeu ot Wtert, recee Mar 33,

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Ft eget, oR. > we Sew tes © Ce we ee ete - 2S See eats TEE P.O “e ouyer wanted. -* eral agent. ve Ow t AME——h rooms. bet ween Valley ek. ae 250 MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS are seeking employment—PUT THEM TO WORK! MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES } o} LACE | Mrs. ' ' ' For Sale furnished. River. | ) ehildren need a summer CLUB SITES } Bolendid Yood. fishing, seimii se Near FENTON, MO. Pret | SATURDAY, fede | MAY 24TH, 1924, 3 P. M. We will offer 100 BEAUTIFUL CLUB ‘he es SITES on the MERAMEC RIVER to OF | highest bidder regardiess ra. | member. you make the > | liver the deed Go make = | epection of these PRETTY and make woe selections now. sell a lot a min ute. For further parti lars write or ca! " RALPH W. MOTTAZ, "?5 Wainwright Bice St. Louis, Mo. iviiwe S558 On the Grounds, LEONARD “River Front Spectaiists. Point river from cols or aerate Firs? fleor of elub = rent: ose) - sourt River. Box 144. Post bis | FoR Cita met —Grenaa. 70-Tovt wjusres Lake. Till... or et outlet hear concrete road. = Sr Leuts $15 te $ electric, Water. Dr_ Corhin. Antioch —— rw WIN SPRINGS CAM! Purn! shed rects, screened cottages. $17 50 Week, on Meramec. 1‘. miles south Oxar« giway and Friece R 4 ¥ at Stanton ©.; beats: large seprines. cool Shing. safe swimmine with eplendid canoes. and a!! bortoms. with 4 miles river fron from the crowds and mosquitoes, SO@-acre farm. at Stanton. Mo Dr. J. V. Denny . Sul iv an. Mo . Kis UNSI N—F or y Pent. ow tage, large bedrooms rch, om Decsr Lake wiifally e#:t vated detailed description write . merai water hbathine. dancine. bea: ine and refreshments: Picnics solicite?. Au remem ts Stumpf, Mer WILLIAMS PARK men ~~ women in athletic sports Association, i331 Ar! addressed envel pe oe Tow . : CLLB and oT Triree La ex s5. »O for rea aon ~ todav rec. - Maru Louis. (* My :| AUCTION SALE of price. Re price and we de- al ha Pie ae eal ae 7 = g “he” re ES ~) WALTON lirmit rs wanted who ar Write Ft ng me nbersh \ as we will —— want Mera- par- nwright erma!! | exchanced. “Hin Rox L-166. an conva!l les. beatitifu fruits and gar » One mile south of railroad 4: Me... an tdeal summer resor ef St. Lovis and away from .¥'ll open for the season Mond >tTwat Paci tic. LOST and FOUND here chicken dinners: terms, > 8 wer week: rates to parties of Preorage—float to Valliew Park ne fox reservations Why ° - =. c. Wil 1LAAMS Pacif\ 4 For Sale iris pay - de _” “ A REAGE— BA‘ — a ta’ Th ursday whit 514 Tl. N— Last. indel} quest ‘on S aske 1 rieh) bor par we’ c- J-rmom few teitbooks of Advanced Robert en Tower «oro 434° cer Doease relu Pp ease re reward E (prand SGOTOW bla ‘* and white aree 39th and McRee, reward curn on T “wat! a ectris urhts RELLE ke Jedburg. S800 2930S N. Vandeven ITT AGS AND LOT—Ac . terms, Cail Monday * ter ‘(= et. Li Foy 1420 oma ey ‘nm Sc hoo “blue Ca ban’ Park a €@n@ Meramec Highiands, furuished For _et B1SW 'TAGE—The Fairview. consisting of 4 bs reeme on the south side of Meramec Ki‘ sito seater er. pear Ranken a imunediate pos- | + > 0 a at a ba See WM. APPEL. | CH KER REA DS—Lost, - Agent. 3501 Grevots av > Faster firme oe PFS BEACH. -—deautiful Meramec : station 58 lots river frent. | clubs. sell of AR : A Rs—Lidst g0ed reads ' ea. — : uf “+ on ?_— 7 Par ' As for | COLLBA . wre place. or Sidmey SS. Victor “isi taine rsena turn BLOATING « CLUB B HOUSE— y . » Fer wale. $9 per foot. r CUMS a i we ~o giass house. bungalow. SS Oe ee oe river front, Marebail rd. ces: mn to 45054 Easton av ,_ Pridge Arguefy i ant ” Gravers ra ee “89 = : nig mara! * "AT « price less than a 10-vear ieasc 29.4 iets of a it-et secluged and bich!y > stricted eubdivisieon. each frentine 100 feet on Meramec by « depth of 265 fee: ena having every tidea!l advenrage feo eummer colteges, en y wel recommended ae ty famies need epr Beau 1-18 _ Pest-Dtepateh. nrg BRADLEY * ose mies from Wemavy Ferry bdr.dge ~~ * fer summer colteces ~era | r ber mB 14 SN &> |‘ GLASSES—Lost. tortoise she orner 7 RPrid@e 5407) ete.) curiae Re TROo Vi onda y on ~eturn tr TRIS W vor! o. ther k- az . El.ies tw rr” one brown e#ar ‘5a6 reward answ-: “7 ‘De! . laree orown ghepherd: _Peward OS 3. my. | 11 one white owner s 'Morohe- =m * Warehouse. lith ar *s ‘oe 148. moter No “geran} : i? > . - er Yr. ‘Ss nan ~ Ty reward. ; *s nar? ar > ‘LOST AND FOUND Lost NECKPIECE—Lost, _ two-skin fitch; So reward. Forest 2319. wil PACKAGE—Lost, coltaining left on back seat ‘or aervice at Delmar reasona bie 495 Delmar age. 5:15 bo guson "LE—Lost. Call Ferguson 411W. ‘e) tracks. phone. Kirkwood PARR ’T—i ost reward Garfield | CAP—Lest,; PIN—Lost. set wita a ite ham & oO " Dva— La a nme i is" small unopene:! pack - ®-oz. bottle ef perfume ar St MER AN! AN—Lest “ace ; . _ _— of car rewar>rc thrown out and Lindell: land wit Grand Sate maie: aray: reware | Outs a’ ls 1s Siem Keck oo” POUCH— Li Dilts for 7 -¥ — robvAwae . WRIST W bel wee yD chester ‘349W. rity 14 May ost. on Evans 9° 5. man 8s “O30 det ween oriai Me “30 “Westm! nster bag. beral AT‘ msi) re w ard reward fema ie brown: 3800 § Piease return to centalining Sunday papers. Finder s> 7 at Delmonte Th reward. ; . Tour . ‘pu 10th who containing Cora, Easton. $5. 0v ‘prown cameo r Sidney st vViere De Ba i Deln keer ga ke Ne rg. i Market Famo us-! liberal reward farr Gre! near ar Ba den LSSSW and get Scruges store. reward A A on BUSINESS CARDS | | | r s forwrn dispiar re ’ agate 7 BRICKLAY’G & TUCKPOINT'G A ¥ “5

4476 Ma Leuis. REPA'TRS ¢« es rcs = oor ie ss oe “we | = a : Mo TY a rene #404 ee | —-s im rena. ring met al — “ az Be Bet a tT : 25GR d “--* : “gna ee ‘yan ——- ii 27 FANG cas ors _ > 7 te: (GLOBE—Rue renovating Central . a. mont R52 GS—Beau ‘ inane 4 and I lea! La indry. VACTUM CLE ANER 2 and ers rented, $1.50 per dav calied for. wt ~~ y_ ‘Cy on cen } ei wir ing and Sidney | 3292R. 262y Wyo- ic wired “Sant F. sv" rPRIt sik & w ERS sharpened = ~—=t ; ers G | §°. refinished and | curtain stretch- i, an a CURTAINS —- Soc and Up. PLASTERING and eranitold work at La all ¢f lass work: & —— sonable prices. orders promotiy nizm. Lindel! _6210. Stewart. 3514 Page. aan e SCREENS to order. old ones repa ired and put up. Reasonable. Williams, ae ~ 4059. 4 ue grace. Wark Haren, 3858 Lin- a /\sODUING — hesucky | guaranteed. t Lelmar 3073X. LOUIS ELATISG CO ngising chan- copper, aiiver ob : ii : @eliers refinished. 10 ... 123th st. ' ‘cuYv STUCO@ING and plastering properly y ame, estimates cheerfully given. Call giusad. Cabany "176R. Page 7600, on ar co'n. USE Red Star Insecticide, kill and drive away all contract to rid your premises sects Red Star Disinfectant Deimar 5109 WE clean ali kin “7 or window , shades. - N. Grand bi.: Lindell 5210. eee ‘VE rerinish old *“loors | ke harawood, *t09) per teorder Forest . tc . s = 4p bet a. ec. guaran fit - “3 -- - 24 “lee un. Hardware. 1601 wwe. " Chestnut et 354M = ———— PAINTING ni nging and paifiting. ‘ty? El em 4219A. W. Eas paper WW ing. “kalsomining ; and enameiling a nabie prices, ca! J0@2 sen ‘Colo red) West Beile Tel- _ephone Lindeu 45055 Te al HOUSE PAINTING—Caa save “ou ou money. Call Deugherty Decorating Co. Delmar 5600. INTERIOR. and exterior house pe first-4.00 loa i” a esceanged and Sterage lesired | , —= x B er contract ponced moter service a ly7Ts rasc homenat-Central ‘eo — Mar- ring h, r~ pack ne aba “STORAGE CO! eiver. A NEW a ORK _ +. - BIEDERMAN STORAGE ©O Tended warehouse, scood care ani se ered ty oWest rates 805 7 9-11 FRANK LIN AV (e- MOVING, $3.75 PER HOUR ' sated om storage: bended motor uraleure taken im exchange. STORAGE CO. EBemont er Cen- e978 ‘room J618W. and up. Ceili. Sidney Joc and up Grand Sal4J. t~* PAPER HANGING, neatly done; do work myself: reaesonabie. Call Cabany S8O4T PAPERH ANGING—FirstAPERHANGING e— Pa. nting. work: reasonable. Central 5407% PAPER rHANGING— Xoo “os Se aD. firet- class work. Trier i842M. 7606 B-air. Krepe —_ -————— save PAPER HANGERS—-Zo0o0d mechanics: sonable prices: paper cleaning. eat 1333 “. Euclid 7) tAPER HANGING—Painting. done eat once ‘We know how plasier!32 w.’ Reaso able. Forest PAPERING a Tru and be inting at old prices 4 heit. TE®S Magnolia. Pe Rad . ~+4il SS Par ate aa PSAPERHANGERS — Mever. Sidney .- all Romon?r 3507 Ww SING — Best mm? se * «yea 7 P APE mu H. A ; i Centrai trai 5589R 83) mainting and Grand 3809 (cé2 PDeimar papering rewashed ‘ars whl Caden: IRBOS PAP ER ime ' up. Main Li. paver cleaning. $i up. leaned 50 31 LNING—Promprt m ‘Stevens Main 1998 $1 room; also do _Ldm jeti 5558] “6) Cleaned by expe Star ' I Gr an t i cleagingag done ., PAPER CLE cient? work PAPER WALI - WALL ea ned. +. Phon = Washington in GO lessons. ~ 5810 and PARK. PRIVATE dances ee Lee : relialine LOOT SteCial. sume edy and tag danc n - erpeaaty al ‘ POrT - ‘ Ata SUMMER SCHUOL c. Gpen . ge any hour: classes nightiy te uaran- teed. Arcadia Schvol ‘3517 Olive 4 . Both pr n 4. DENTISTS | — Have ap. end'd tist to sare offic DUuSiness ai all furnished ,°~? ee DONTIST ¥ ODO et a DETECTIVES” DETECTIV E—Licensed, bonded. does snmad- locates missing investigating. In J0.5 confident iai ; arto service. Phepge Lindel] S12. EX-OFFICER WM. F. LA CHASSE coes ehadowing, inv-stigating. loraies Mussina peopie $19 Titie Guaranty Bidg OF ive bi ‘cc: . KSON—Registerea and bented does shadowing an invest thoroughly exnoeriencec. 4007 West ens al te: haeee - Ca —_ — DRESSMAKING—MILLINERY. DRESSMAKING—C an ive best ef refer re + ences Forest o~ ing. peopie, FF gine y. DORESSM AK INU—A® a hm rTrure Tiade 's © rites DRESSMAKING “ ‘ . reason ~ Ling SM \KING OO summer cresses ser" ot DRES = le La a1; 79W DRE ISSMAK! — ana rea $0nAa e E Doz 2 T_inde Si? 7 DRESSMA KF: R— Fi: “st-~ ** a ~ a3 : after PERMANENT the est re Teac T WA’ AVL S15 for ene or via Bidz. Liely or a negh-resson. ete Mgrs West Pine »i ind:i] &/S&. ture taught. marcelling day DOogition secured Tabet ° eTeacil of operaiing pays weil. giris 'earn in few weeks Ask J. Lin- sn. 395 Arcade Bidg Olive #0572. (ede | PLETE cwourse ‘ns chireoract and spi- X-ray): day and night classes Year round now write for cat- alogu. M see ractic Odeen Bias. 1042 COMPTOMETER x. Grand. St GOURSE—In higher accou range transfer b A Vandeventer DODSON SCHOOL ef Gtoring estabiiehecd LO9OlL kindergarten te coi- ece. day and evening. summer end win- ter. private er cass instruction: forelan- ers taut Engtish in I mout I711 West F" ne hi Linde’! 4446 °-8a) GiRLS—To eu st beauty culture. marce ovenins. 346 N. Bovie lON—In permanent waving by reasonabie char ses. sure post Box W HS Post-Dispatch LA DI gS—Leaern eye ng. mantcu curing. a = beaut culture: Big future: day and night ciaguan. St. Lewis Acatiemy st Beauty Culture. J3¢ fl. S04 Pine cS) LaDIES—Learn beauty culture Manmicur ing. marceiling. pertranent waving: soe. cal rates. day and evening. Gisella Peau ty Parlors, Olivia Bidg. Lindei!l 5130 ‘eB, Pety ate LAD! Bs—Learn DSeauty cultur>: our short. practical course bas made theusands ‘'n- deventent: iet us help you: day and eve ning classes. Moier Collese. S10 N._ oth. cB) EXTENSION BUSINESS volumes, new: SI5. Grand LA SALLE COURSE—17 slew. LESS NS given’ mM eard playing. _— 3283. Poet-t4eparch Box MEN wanted for sorvice $r1is to Sie . : curcrespondence "Our se S. Bishop. Ih awer Drake car MEN —Wanting positions fisemen. men. evioret tram or S.eering perters wr'te for full tm*ermation, e&perierce ur oecessary - firetlase roads. no strike Name poz - tien wanted, inter Hallway Dept. 179. Inctianapotis ‘ee SCHOoO!, OF LANGUAGES “Lve and Tey- —_ . “vy eLE—iInrdian xs for Sewrut mente | aa RIV ATS MOTOR Sirierar ane ¢ New pert LESSONS 3430 PER = ART SHING AY \PARTMENT 419. SCIENTUF: beasty culture taught authorized Marinelic imetructer Brancenier. Forest 32 STU DENTS, bSetweee ages of IT years, ‘to ‘earn av'ation ereft Corp. St. Leute Fiying Field. LADIES! Beauty Culture Will Make You Independent Hairdressing. ‘28> and 70 teT7 lenabie you to earn while warning, valified piace reu when « (99r the | 2PPplicatten bDiank and | applying ‘or ACCOUNTANT - Robineen A -- . Vandeventer ev. Trade Ti ITY B $235: CARPENTERS, BUILDERS—RBig Address 118 &. Tech. Training : LEARN BaRPERING — | elatric cilipoerkh col eg-. M.sseuri ofl Market. MEN-WOMEN—$100 te S208" Government services; ame tray ei. ng or > +s ismment. St. [ oupm ggg 2 A ny va rber wade nt ea d write. Moier Barber | “a LEARN A by tm hee. traimins in tery. vulcani nrg. lathe. areniteetu ural drafti ng, com mating. etc. inqutre building. 3100 N. G DON t Work FoR Lo teaches weeks’ ing Palate. ing. avute eat iehed carpentry, cenaged). steamfitting. terver decvrating. cara writing, constrsetiom, censed) se.ect t@ade: get Toxla} Trained men Mics Shenae Schoo! ef Bidz Derrett, Mick. LEARN THI Visit our school, guarantee Domilion at sompieting Gay or ev to 1 and 6 to iv. cual’ Century Tei+xrupa a. LEARN LINOTY PING. * OR INTERTY PING IN SPARE clean work ef Steady. SYSTEM. 345 Lean cd | Washi ngtes. D m baker work. Fis perienced. a graduate St. Leuis Univer pete charg? . R. a lteratio oun orc ' Ri RPENTER— 5 CARPENTER—Sit. . -« ¢ errs a Tl4 fia SNTER—ee.. Mrececlan. houses, garages. ‘potld of recalr. pr > _ametats eervice. Woe 7154 teration ww or rreasona > @ “Tea Marcus f,RPENTER—S! t. repairs garages. sie rches apasinitde rmanm. 18028, estimates. free. Zimmermann, Camron Grand 45898. GaARPEN NTER—Git_-_ nes new and repair —pair wo : — were Ve a i, Delon mechanic, Call oc write R., r—- hour or he a ineeil jolw *: ENTER. SI ILDER—S. anres ia orEx $100 and uo: ali a. a Hit PFE R—Truck or ene references ‘ra ee CHa’ - Prt R—eiec eaperioued’ you mer fom od ehaeracter Box’ W 7. « tae FEUR— Sit. colored : it Et years Der ere , good oe ferences 1538 CHA’? -ECR—aie coleved: or a * | ariver ‘ owa repairing; f Lindell aOSTT. GRat > Et R—Sai -_ ‘ered: marrt: _drtv' ad twee: 10 years expe ; The del CH. AU “FrECR— AI experienced. ad with orivate party or concern. Ride en B today Gialeres 2S. *.toe worker. private. TOO4 : ive a s Waiter Jacks colored, private fa Jing to go away. fF “R--sit- & yee -— married: destres truck job. FE Ww 372% Peet-TMieneteR. [rret — os ** "en Pe 19865. iAP rREC n— ae ner ete ar wlaccaece rT PPECR ar erten-e careful ~t OW mr E) Ri—fite e1per erences. Call Lind eg Rw make Call after SS Grav PrELR —— nosttlon with private family whe ry édriven in Chae : ored sth ortvate farm ate, or Pine “enced with + orerces al z.. oor Reti = be CHA! “re R—sir_-

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os "~ | _ senpay, ee MAY 18, 1986 sry PgITUATIONS MEN. BOYS | SITUATIONS_MEN. Bove .) SPru AnD BOYS WANTED_Ie re Position you seek eek advertised in_these e columns today? office supervisor; uni- DOORMAN-—Sit by educat ATIONS—_MEN, BOYS SITUATIONS— man for « od tal middi PAPER CUITEN—Sil> cer ges WOMEN, GIRLS) | SITU iaihiesiemaaii "for club, bate “ination ER COTTE | ATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS) SITUATIONS WOMEN, GIRLS | HELP WANTED_—MEN, BOYS | OF THE BRC = “4 sit 5 a. tor sat - R—Sit.; . — iE Aiuanees y, As. ot ghee —_—— A colored : “oleh DRAFT sn . 132, b"D. . work oat finisi ng reliable “mans. steaiy Sing Loury, Forest S2168. office work. LAUNDRESS—@it.; co! osibead;” Geabiinn or! WOMAN —— — | ible “ : 4 ulpment, “inelud-| years aa with 4 Post, Diape oh experience COOK—Sit. by white woman. experienced, | mar 524hyo. 2#Y+ Feferences. Call Del- |. Gave & saan ins. oF washing. . 4 | CARPE NTE, Semees © and © 8. wer 5 a we eventer av 31 mach! . BEB. H. Williams, 4921 DR eres Bos Box 1-166 experi- PINNERS on : reliable, neat and prompt, to go away | La + Sidney 2509) ore ¥ a. m. Sunday.| om. Sunday, 1625 Market. " @rives truck. TTI S&. 4th. oe a ay 166, P. -D._ pitorwood._ "210% Saticbueg inside work. |,for the summer; best of references. Box UNDRESS—Bundies to bring ho home; CLERK—-18 to 20 years oid, audi ng ‘de- | MAN—~Ha ving Sapaclante Trade ; “a @iver—sSit.: first-class ail round qual- =—w 2 Salisbu O-3, I ost - Dispatch. a y bundles; first class; best city ref- partment of pubiie ufilitv, one with store man. willing toe ween “ f on cakes and pastries. hei a how 4 MM any kind or | COPY WORK-—Sit.; of ali descriot tions | LA ___Lindell 20083. _ bale ee accoumeing x eerres: cive full “{nforme- give referynee. EB a R o 2751 \UNDRESS—Stit. ; by white: at: ion. _Hox Y-202. Post-!ispatch. |S) | MAN—Por light @elivery truck; ‘Ss BARBER -COLLEak rh. ma - Forest 2751R. 4 Pe _Teferenc . : ny kind pi work; done neatly and Guickly. Colf ; wr # . ee : rebive e. Henry, Del tg —— Kiy. ‘Colfax 2 to Zo out; ——s cata ‘ : - } d DRUGO1S) ee: mar 62177 Pp g washing or house bes “a H] COFFEE BAGGER—E A perie mh ed nan for ’ and ences. alogue free; rictly oe ea we frre, lan =. light DRUGGIST— Sit.; relief. — —e | PLUMBER — Bit: mi SR COU PLE—Sit.; house and yard work, | a | nces, Oe ier MmH5 s eaning t ogay, Aa ie as Bicig. De has 2 _sldney 428eu motor, installation work’ | man. Call Del, Oeted man; or house-|_ Mrs. Langensand, 2816A_ Indiana LAUNDRESS—Sit ; @xperienced colored | ape, —. daily, "bbe "fon. + op ar ye Rigas gall oat ne | Mi AN Pamhiar with Unners wade. m., ., 4 WLECTRICIAN—SIL. ata Gemuanany | PORTER—Sit.; colored: wack, SJ. Ss | DRESSMAKER—Sit.: experienced. wanta| D. Rise” Bomont 2335 cleaning by day. | display, 45c daily, 55c Sun. Discounts, Planters Bidg. | ase cata fee Oe Ss ca or or house wiring. ‘inden S873 ne ror good Worker: reference” “Lindell BOodSt eosoM by day or at home. Bomont cAG ae a Saal = —— | = oral Agale—J times, ic, CULLECTONs—Tyw collect installment ‘ac: | Sn \—for peary of the da to + hb perienc ‘colored, mes, daily 3¢, Sun. 2¢. counts in Southeast @lissour! towns, a of iawn and outside work ip ; 1A N, 13th ‘i . right. Alber elomans t Daniels, 4216 \ a desi -ACCOUNTANT — Desires | Ei. : iiesinontonsinn —————._t__—--+0 West Ball DRESSMAKING—SIiL.: re esires bundles to bring home or ho ! 3 times, 1e-7 tin aily 2c as f . hume study course or ; ye a eaperviaine. ea SF TRISTAN Sit, legnaed would like PRESEMAS—2i, i, joo; Miller ae neg | tions, summer bi ie tal sewina cleaning by Gay. Lindel 4315. vat So times. deity’ — Sun. ae yg he Lt ll lB Maar apply Sundex_morning. 738 S— &, ; exeellent opportuniijes- . re or monthly. Phone Wabash 175 Stores. Box W-197 Post-Diepat a chain PRINTER arp, 307 Rutger st. to do, Lindell 2196). LAUNDRESS—Sit.: : first-class. — egy om See Minimum 2 lines a rardeau or Poplar Biuff; references from | M N—On farm, ar round. Reute buewiet. N-141 Stahd : ed ret. : accounting experi-| ELECTRICIAN S HELPER " g TER. OPERATOR—Sit.: _ nonunion: | DRE SSMAKING—sit.; tailoring. remodel. set housecleaning. Bomont 933W. Ros-|{,") ER send ORIGINAL recommendations | Teliable business men reauired, a — T ‘wine and Moseley. Creve Coeur, . nin inst .. Buftsio, N. NY B 5 : good references: age steady work. ELPER—Sit,; wants — Ww refe rences and results guaranteed. ug, at vour home. by the dav. Sidney te. in GPwevying lor emoymenst. Var COPIES nish sec “uriy bond Bes L.- Sis. P.- rupke. oe AN Baki’ ERING — Be | 4 : ga “Box H-168, Post-Dis. house wiring. motor —— ben tPerience PRINTER ne oat Dispatch. 243 pce, 2 cay _ Sunday. __ LA NDRE SS—Sit.; good. . reliable, wants — RS desiring to fit themselves for |COM MERCIAL SIGN PAINTER —" irst. MA N—Who has had experience ty ' e ; TTT eR—Si , a firing. ‘ cR—Sit. Te Te eee S 29 i undles to brin y ' “gner positions through > ] class; right mat. steady nploymenht, and fittin as . Singer t * +y inant int." Machen o> é 4 ye sallosesennd SS te none oo coun nn: Senin °cthirder: a ws 721 5. aE cook; ‘private 162 ne Some. Aineee | | Should a the Instruction Frade yin omer take charge of shop; name your o vn sal-| Cloak Co ade Washinaton av. aie F os! eo pate } s can do curb, gutter and man; Al references. Rox H.? ELEV al — LAU ND RESS—Sit.. colored, first 3 dave and Schools and ( "ollege ads. ary; cal. 902 N. Broadway, d.ondsy | MAN—Youas. t to rum slitting machine: aino 8 ase work; alec flat work. Gall Bo- | Post-Dispatch. privates iat Lin ATOR. and it.; colored. Cail out we undies to bi ring home. Ramee morning. ~- = porter to wrap bundies and | 287 Kathry | MEN. BOYS | OMPOS: TOR—With a at mont l years’ ex Ligby & Williams Paper Co., 1 N. EN WOMEN—$100 | to $300 ~e , KEPPER—Sit. : 4 ‘Feneral. office |_ten. Forest 2208 REGISTERED PHARM: —_— SS ‘ « service: permanen rj 20 years’ expe- | ‘FORE! N oe r AC IST—Sit.: GIRL—Sit. by neat co! lored. wan . : Ss | ———. : in 3 ‘ _ - Peeaveliag er PO a ey Wri ; ge cet ge ge Ee ad mene ie Sit.: inter and wall paper pe rienced; competent. Box W. 413. S| work oat alienn’ or Ww ork. iL Ee, house. | 4 AU Y a RE sS- a4 ee : eolored experienced AC % ‘OU NN” T ANT ey Jun! oun ——— — per i ae oth, ; ob Wor . — it be abie M. AN~ anil n wre ll place. who ment, St. Lou M , oroughly experienced: can do or > i O7R. } goed Washer and | ; —Junior; men hat ingg as o lock for ne. App. 107 Vine te) aurdenin wll Sunda ours. Mo... guicki t: -61. Post-Dispatch. estimating; be CT 9 ee 62) | roner; 4 days. Lin-| counting experie: , ee — ct Ss. + aes , s——Learn barber trade ang t bece J cater QUbOUnUnnt: w = on st of references. Call Ca-|SALESMAaAN—Sj, | Jewish: as ~“T 7 a ——? argework by | es. |. accurate and write od na te Oy | NG nee Lanemmragnee, Qupene — Ss ruck — a v : ba ref) aPDearen. “@Ze 25: good ay or wee omont 22 3 Al N ca ee > ' Tite a Foo ang; in repiy and Weat Fle ' “— : ndent, our ®)s.em n , honest worker: ance, Xperienced Saanes . 4 UR hSS—sSit.: first-class. colored stale age, experience fere . ol © at Fi Ori eant. ae cs MA N—To di drive” ‘Ford ton t ; a. y and evening ec! y- a ; Op e 1s | GARDEN ER—Sit.: Single, 45. honest. in- ng: prefer small towa. rome HIS. cloth- GIRL—Si Be co. ore to do Kenera! house- :. “ ishes Monday. Tuesday and We hom eS ary & xp ec “text . _B “ ° ~ © any Sa! ~For lume b roo " {806 N Gra! A willing te do hard work. Avply oe +) a atti : éalary b 50. d " mt -b. > j f i? . . x y- I ] Post - Dig { * og "Moler Larber ody married. + perienced ; . St. ‘ : : ae ~aee on ° a ber Franklin ~ offers pracacal hop chard: (1) | “U SEMAN—Sit. by colored man; education; have — nih wood | with giderly people. 809 Lynch st. | 1-AUNDRESS—Sit.; first-class. colored.| Work: state experience. Bos W-190. Poot. wooK— Ww Ye ; $50 = AN ae oon ait agen. bes 'Y ‘ ° ae . * ’ ae., ———— 6S, Post ore morning, _ a. tte = braccica | a | ard work : 008 © commission. Box 17. 68. > 7 sala: y and | / Sr a es d Si : ° says wos Best reteronces. +andell +; tia : . vulcanizing, lathe, fn chanical . Sit. on a = 3% years’ expericace, Webster” aloe " plain cook. Phone STABLE MAN—si.. Post: mepatoh. _ icy ee a es Wis0, | arit St - ——— : nto MEG ‘H. ’ pen ee en ee ned) ge Eeeestaral drafting, plan reading, . é‘ le ¥ 2304 Ss Compton. ood; colored. and English; useful, rei fentleman's stables, Post-Dispatch w™ | LAUNDRESS—Sit.: by good ee repair ante on 1: for general ore) eon iroun “Seal | wake == 13 fiding. 3100 MG lt 1 lately, . va NTDPR it.; old or new work. nome Ab & ae porter: absolutely rience _ Box H.- 63. Post- Dispat« oi =" |GIRL—Sit by neat colored girl, work by | h Monday. Y 1 needy or bundles to bring | AL TOMOBIL E 1k setsared COragen and, st say “work Bow i aa mo wt wromterten couple; Ht ed tely. 2 : J —8 ee Foals sober and reliable. city. selatenee ic. | BAL. ESMAN—Sit i Se 'y the week: short hours: no Sunday work ome. Delmar 5099J_ Be , Apniv M {E« ‘HANI —Ex por. enn od, wages and steady work. Box Y¥-269 Keokuk at, | (e ** WORK FOR 14W WAGE ic ER—Sit.: altering. repairing | mont 1684w. for high-rrade ‘man, etme aa opening | | “Elvira Oliver, Bomont 2718R é iL es NDRESS—Cotored, wants family bun- ‘AUT. Son R TEE eels Laclede. (cy | ost Dara site| an chamttelae. ie SeOeine geeks’ tra ng teaches you trade F a aon si05 old 1 work of any kind. A. H.| HOUSE PAINTER--—Sit.; wants work |—Particulars on reaues __ Box H-344. P. -D bert ants work afternoons and Satur- | en “ Delm —~ $105. oo ae Sa sere: acceasory. 28 #7 Lote We eo) ~ thorone ty ‘txoorignced: Beare oe “Sato Foreptme ea aaa - 7 7* . . —_ — 82 ~ - . ' Ve to cook and keep house for single man MAN ~~ Neat appearing mart for to $14 day, We teach Forest 6733W. (aA) either by day or job. Forest 64°86. SALESMAN—sit.. can you use vate day. Call Lindell 2406M between 1:30 | — AU T > ; a ouna wwe ; one amve | a _™., . | LAU NDRESS—SIL.: white. warits Guedes | be (ECHANIC—First class Ford. man no outside work; cyuuntry place. Box 738. / ° sith =. «inl work; no sobleiting or seit! auto trimm E dies r ing! metal f ER—Sit.; new or repair work |/INSTRUMENT MAKER—sit German migh grade special salesman? Str > yr ; pal an? ong at | to bring home; also blankets and quilts fA. mi an Irwin, Downs Aute Co. a ; alts.| 5xeg Deln C:j | Missourt Athletic Association : week. Call Oth floor Star Bidg. 9 li a. mm. , = Se RE, RI CT gE a gtr mips Etta Ree AE eee body drafting. tool desig : ¥ = meluding mathematics), bricklaying. wd or 2013 ee eee, expert in all acientific, physical and | —" roducing. Box . ie $5. Post-Dispatch, | GIR Sit.; colores i. cleaning or ironing g verees 64° carpentry, plastering. plumbing Jot vebster 013 (O3x)| electric instruments. Box E-182. P.-D, | SAL LESM AN—Sit severai years’ ~~ experi- y ay in small fami y. Call Sunday it. "NDRESS—Sit on —ene 1 ATT i NAT rk R—1 a DELIVERY MAN—Experienced coffee ert 1), steamfitting, paper hanging TER—Sit.: building and repair INDUSTRIAL EXECUTIV _ ence, can sell spectaliies or merchandise: morning. Bomont 1889R. ia ery other ° a ; experienc ed: Trees 3 Wiges Forest ry “oy ~ besides “good rouse in city; Ford truck, Coffee Com- | [Ta or decorating, sign painting, work, old or new work; first-caiss; city | Can you usea high-grade technical man? | {\¥ Or traveling: college graduate. Box | GIRL—Sit.; colored; experienced, cookin el tect waueees o “a Oe ry Teeny St we 4 pany 7th and’ Clark (c) | BAN -Mteady work; Grive Furs: am writing, conmruction, ais p. feferences. Call RBomont ae 7 | Thoroughly conversant with all phascs of “146. Post- Digpe atch, ° and light housework; stay on piace. Del- eee. __ Sa eee ne ae OBILE TRUCK PAINTER—-Firt- DENTIST—At once; registered in . Mis- =~ oe: Te eS Sees: ~ : woveet tfade: ret facts > TER $ HEI ER—Si = ~vears’ | Production, personne!. employment ‘and | is 3M AN—High-2rade. desicca” “Sarma | 52433 ee | LAU \DRE SS—Sit firat- -class; 7 Mon lay | ody ‘ae 3034 Gnarge: of shop. Kranz souri for St. Joseph advertising office: — enning, 4189 Washington, Hc t ‘Bch he y 1 mt ong find Be ‘ experience; good at form et rk. 5343a | S@f@y_ engineering; experienced in plant; nent Si Louls connection man of Sit. by colored, regular work hy | oh anir — he ' best A meagan ~ me | ‘ ro 3 ee _t¢) must be good extractor, also crown and} ; ad, aaaroas_pareel ag Bre ES rades, interurtaa Cote Brilliante. | and ffice management. Box W-241. P.-D.| standing and ability. Lox H-264 : y, laundry or cleaning; first-class. | 4.9008 Ett thement '2OK4 R. ay and Satufy | / and LECH ANIC—T6 locate at FPayette,| bridge man; salary and commission basis, MA N-—Young, te © te wrap rap end a : , AE hee AE --D. Jindell 3°07. : mn wmo-+ Have small garage to rent. Dr. Write care of The Dentist, 719'y Fel . oneal r. —Sit.; repairing. alterationg,|1 WANT a job. Am qualified for work | —_—.._.._ ees 1 S.. i. 7 eee ad GARPESTER (og pli gy i ate el nk: general repair work. Cabany 3083J.| ence: local work preferred. Call Sidney | GIRL—Sot.; color: i, to wash dishes or | i ce, FF ‘orest ine ee a eS oe! Hox ¥ + on Post Sromate for advancement. oe WASHDR—Experienced. 4747 Me- MAN— Young, experienced re . “ . yy B, nerva. . Serve | ne ii* ch - . - ~~ ietinne teen fe eet erson ~ ane te eeeeoesoe._Fest_D'epatch. |\JoB PRESS FEEDE ———— . SALESMAN—Sit 0 te ease | NN. CE. Ellis. g A4-; Ts55w. WEAR Prick | MATD—Sit. experienced colored. for gen- | ASSIST ANT FOREN DISTRICT MANAGER—1 have $300 | W-1, PosteDiepatehs references, Bteady, clean work at $55 a week; eney > + CARPENTER—Sit., repairing screens and ; EEDER—Sit. in St. Louis; ; Ot. years experience | a 5 ral housework in small family; refer- | . APA Ad ( 4 I AN i . ANAGER—lIf vou have $: _w-t, Post ~Dispateh. learn through amazing invention. , cA " lding. Hoffman 3157 Cher- expertenced Box H-10. | ost-Disnatch - specialities: can train salesmen GIRL Sit. coiored. wants a “£000 pl are | @ences Call Lindel! 5548 for merchandise and want a business of ler kevboard,; : t d the 4 yong . -o ~~ JUNIOR SALESMAN—Sit. ia ade axe _ salary and commission. Box | to go away for the summer or place to M ——- -—---_--— : v mar mai pos Car cal letter | : . Renton 7 ‘ >M. . Ny i 21 vears oOic;: 5] 4 Post - Disnate h cook out: referen¢« es * “all Linde! l S8R4M. | AID—sit. Y ne Yle- mm ed = for upstairs : - eo — free book and deialls of special short | wholsesale grocery aaaterred: experi- | ——— ——— —__—_—_ —_—___- |B. rt SM A N—Sit 15 rs . = GIRL—s} andl 18- | Ann! M baie p offer: write now. Address THALER | Ry org oo wuarentecd. r | enced as salesman and collector. Box W- Ls it > vears ex ence. i t.;: neat. coiored 7 age after YY aa j ‘Mrs Ww reber 7: 245 > H amilton. 1. ply Sh enday MR, HAGGER’ 7 ¥ 4th EM, 345 Loan and Trust Bidg,, h . ~ 3014 Missouri. ; 126. _Post- Dispatch. | making ame mod trade. country my 1 Sy 42 ae Je aaa. write, Bay As : NURSE —Sit by lady as nurse for ” chil- St. L 0 - che Bidg.. 403 E. Broadway, East machine design and struc- mY: I : : of A % oer js capeee: Rave car: steety. Bex t- : dren. 3528 S Jefferson ae A (c) FE—Coupie without — SePER oe age oa. Y Genttan va girl wants ho ist ework. Eisie Parkin ee eee ee ee Middle-aged man active and stead . . ws our @ = MAOHINIST—Sit.; auto mechanic and ; ; | : ——— a a A OL ea Re, . : : : | — ~ = — 0} | : ENIEK-sUiLLER— SEGIRL—S t a =e | years old; 2 or leht housework aimty Skiebar, hosition Call Tyler 2170 Sunday, be | 2 s ic Ss _— an Ay 7 | al yier 2 ’ ‘ \ an Stee) Foundries, 2039 E. Broadway “—_ re. a ; t % | tween 9:30 and ll a.m. Mies Rivers tt +2 te) _ East St. Louis “f (ez fons - oes re : aN TENTS OBTAINED —John ©. Higdon, (ME GARPENTER—Sit.. repairs garages, sleep. | frigerating, electric work, | STENOGRAPHER—Sit. 23 | pDlumb‘ng re . . FP vt ml National Bank ja Bae Cen, -— ee asta F es: pairs. elevators. Box H-24 Pp: ost-Dis. years’ university education; now working | Catawissa, Mo : : af eae 797. Assistant in Washineton, | ae ay ‘Commten Grand 45898 99) (MAN—DSit.: conereung and painting. J — ice Southwest valieen Gea | HOUSEGIRL—Sit. by white girl, 16 years, | ————S—éSCS;ZC7 FT ces ak ee BLAC KSMITH’ Ss _ HELPER—Firat-class ELEVATOR’ BOY—Over 16, must ha ve EN— And x9 uses oF. NTs ; ae — 2-2 | Cox. Colfax 2376. (7) traft Caen eo J u to assist with housework. 5716 Roose- FF ane a age, op trucks. Kranz Body Co.., Oharacter, reference. Leacock’s, 921 oy -S- yy oe a Th. ae ” hee sae Seo tain: 2: CARPENTER Si; new and. go! work. MAN—Sit.; Elderly man wants work more a + -43_ Post- DI ont h ee ee | an ne NS | 0 ICE HELP soe vet = ‘ fe) Locust. (c) ye B. yb 4 . . phat pr : -_— « w 'G-26. —— ~~ — | HOUSEGIRL—sit.: as maid or nurse, half | Sit.; young lady, experienced at clerical E PRINT OPERATOR—Who is fa- ne Wo kw J, Schneller, 3 : BOTW. best reference. Harry, Delmar Post- Diopat a — (22,)| TRAFFIC MANAGER—Sit.; business m mon. | days by the week. experienced: work andé filing neat efficent .| _miliar with Pease electric blue print ME et hang wueew and door n he ED taht) Sank fc) . 2 - 7 : ae .I car positively reduce your shippin references Write. Miss A. M. Mitchel}, | 4bie; can furnish best of references. ; } _machir ne. Alne's, 513 . ive, 4th floor. G r du t EK oO} s. 324 aece. weat Screen PATENTS eyes tm ates. ae a CAR RPS TER —& it.: good mechanic, repair M. 1AN—Sit.: age 56: ghee 5 ith, forn ~ cost: best references Wrie E. F. coon 19° 1) Whittier et est 1: S7I. Box T>. 63. Post- Dis spatch. (c7) Re OKKE EPER—Lumber “ex - jence Pre: | I re | & e n gineer , - os . . - Vv " " - M4 _ = 4 ars ‘ Yar @ - =} - —- _- -—— “ - » EA Ses eee, ee at ‘Ride. (Tow ‘ merma, Grand 45 yl rego. oo emmiover: Preference. LAndell 432 | a 1. £405 Itas ka. —_——______ .| HOUSEKEE PER—Sit.: experienced: ref-| PLAIN SEWING Done. for store or pri- | roy 26 Poet Di ——s and salary. Capable of designing a's operating ma w . , ‘ ‘ - = —_ — . , } ~~ ) 1) 7 ? | Olive "84 Open Sundays. 11-4. x . MAN—Sit.: light delivery. with motor cy- | . se NG MAN Sit, at y | ~ ware So or S| —neeate = oe | — wate famils EGTSA Californta. __ iB Pp ° tae eer | ghinery trict: aor ie eee ra*- . iat =A lee Peale. ge agape le: ra ervice. 4 or 5 days a week rene a ours per night. | SEK EEPER—sit widaw with walk- | PRACTICAL NURSE—Sit.: also fraduat e | BOOKKEEPER—Middle-aged: must do © Classes, TEES capable of handling PATENTS—Advire and booklet frees | | ERPENTER- -it.: wants new | cle; quick ® ‘3620 ion” | 503 31.3. Post-Dis |} tne child. 37 ‘ottage, St. Louis. Mo jurse; going off duty Sunday: experi-| general office work and use typewriter; | ™en_ and production. Reply with lewer sonable rates: hichest references: werk. carpentering, painting, concret- | Call any time. cereus St —————- | YOUNG MAN—Sit.. able-bodied. 19 years HOU SE rT aie ; well recommended. Grand 1ol7w | $100 per month to start. x G-274, giving quatifications and experience. Box KEEPEH—Sit - honest , reliable | enton 977R. Post - Dispate “h U- )-6. Post-Dis. noon. > ® Granite sulte, aend drawings or mode) for ex & screens; hour or contract; reasonable; MAN——Sit.; experienced aretaker Ps ten t Lawyer, 644 Wash —— — . Ost-Dispateh. we HOUS: ene: a re PRIVATE SEC RETAR Y—nit good “ exec- . “at. y APENTER, UILDER—Si * enrages * . i | YOU NG MAN—Sit.; 22; desires extra work | “ ae to . R—Sit.; TARA artes | mm ~~ ee full charge ,of office; | inicn may hag ae job: must have phe he fee Sen; pow er Howse business; salary a , A. inds, , an up; all nas con. | MAN AND WIFE—Sit.: colored; to stay | during spare hours in evening. Box | ame - | es eference. _ Box Q- x .- Dispatch IU must z°. able to take position at chi c . ° engine. u- ence upn ry Nope Th Venn ATENTS — . TR Al KE MA’ - eTtte work, ash pits; cet my price. save | on place; cook and yardman. Bomont!) w.395. Post-Dis. (2) | HOU SEKEEPER—Sit ' gmal! amily orf SEAMS TPRESS— Sit: wants work by the once Box W-244, Post-Dispatch. _ = chins Furniture Mfg. Co., 9th and aan. 3900 oom ° i § money. Grand 7404W. Frantz. 4282A 3016W. ieee. 7 OUNG MA N—_Sit married: ¢ om > any ~ work | Josie Cal employ a IY 2 By ag A. her = rences, | day. Cab any SOTI BO VK KE E PER — Efperiencea, between ENGRAVERS ey and ornamen on MEN— 2. ; 30 ¥ with ¥- 3 wap Sa a ete G aw av laine — “ea pay enn ae ae, ages °O and 35: capable of taking full je wi elry work. Apey at this amy noe tien: 8 init Png Be th good Write for x. ur free Se Ge —— > . = Arsera’. ' WIFE Sit.. middl a | Recora of Invention an or y TE MAN AND — t.. middie-age wv , kind. Mr. Charles, Delmar | —— = s , rly lady, ex- i cloxinz inventions. Send model or sketch . a CARTER, toms R AP. 4g | = oe 4 sit: to | ‘wish position in hotel as bhousekes per or | 55M i sete ad a dee KE EP ER—Sit.; e. mother! less | SPAMSTRESS Sit. by ax gn Om. snares: ene .with lumber. experience pre- 175, Feet-Diepaice (©) | sitions with financial institution m ‘ - - v C at an e as —— —— e; reliable st reference r vate bf ' on re + 4| PRR 4 ene description of your invention, ter of ae yart payment a 6.50 Moon sedan, bought | &neral_work: ox Pere ee a an = a YOUNG MAN—Sit.: desires work | as| 932 2 oo | oo ae © rubbing of taundry work. Box | City. Mil. (ec) oN ie a sone S. Gwies “ei ‘after 9 a. m. 2143 Railway Ex. ; ' ray r . AN—Bit.: ll experien coior wit plumber apprentice has chauffeur'’s | on Pn a ae oo a | 0, ost spaten “EE PER =” 7.45 wes —— and Orrick BOY —Age about 16 vears; . : Positive So: anmme ‘=> mt . , & mr; willine worker. Waiter Jackson, | MA t; . il : ‘4 ‘traffic ‘and claims; best 246. Post-Dispatch. ,| Box W-372, Post- Dispatch }° _keeper and hE he SOs es “~? ' BOY —Appreative, aa metal shop. 1100 please the public; permanent for right position; must come well eM x y HAM : 4011 mMinney. week oad en wt €°5. Box W- 385. P - LD YOUNG ‘MAN—Sit ~ are ~ os university | /HOU Sk KE E P E Beit. * ry) peta ant - mldele- harge of ft ~ agen et Ph ae 6-4. | | Ohio ay ee Ne a: man, county seat. DO ulation 1500; mar- Bex L- AS, Post- Dispatch, ISS AID: A t. AYi We CHAUFFECR Sit: colored: private fam- | i ; age "35: mechanical experi- ucation; desires’ on; 2 a aged, refined. for smail ‘refined. moth. Post Dispatch. eae »¥—Run popcorn orn, machine atter school; we oe Box 151. aon Mo. PACK Sapecienced; ‘ae . ‘ “J ily or truck: willi away. Bo- — ; oD. ‘ = Tt a x1 e in. steel a . Christian home: best references rc Spee rece ee OS N. Grand. UKE MAN—First-ciass, allround, Rh» 3 — ly Bteelcote ELECTROLOGIST | ae — oe ee _ ence: éommercial schoo! ee: rw ling « xperience : al | 7 N. Spring 2 STENOGRAPHER — | 3it.; | experienced; | BOY—Over 16. io. deliver groceries and ing: must be able to invest wary ney: 700 Fe: EV Si ID AV COR PERS ie d ing to travel or repair screens. ox - Se, Dispat . | - oe — - a — thorough!) y competent, seeks position: ' no aohy 411 Balivi | state age. experience. Rox Y 260" 4 -pD ” ' 7 : Guar FFEU R28 ra Sit: eolored: pri rivate ¢ or 4°O0. Post-Dispatch Vaan wy =. . HOt SEKEET ER-—Sit by young woman, good 2 figures and eeneral ‘office work. work in store. Apply De Baliviere. | —— ~~, : PACKER — Experienend in — > | 1 housework or go away. Isaac Horn. Wougit: Southern colorsd: , middie- | YOUNG MAN—Sit.; ———¥ graduate aE 28 years o! a: have girl 9; in wie | Box H-102, Post-Iispatch. (7)| BOY—For wholesale electrical _ jobbving hae ay gg J oy a ed | mina. _ es — - _ Lindel! 7b. rarden rd and | ? years’ experience as furniture sailes- | me ene permanent. jox W- - * Or PHE 25. aeeembee aes | house. App Monday, between 12 and c . : “s ington. é $$$ — —_—_ -—_——— aged: can drive; dp garden. ya aaa ‘ D erk. also 3 years’ Post -Disnatc! rENOGRAPH R—s it. secretary: sex ADI ly - ~ Pressman, able to get quality production ee THEATRICAL “ > *HATRPFEUR—-Sit.: 5 years’ experience: | housework. Call Bomont 3287. ask for | pranreth yma Z gp B. y and notions. .ex- | =. _—-— i , rienc ei: po ssexsing initiative, knowledge | ae 104 N. 13th st. ‘C) | end understand record keeping. st TeotyDe in —= white, married en! ruck b. Box! Y rae experience ': sgh ; , HOUSEKEEP ER- Sit. for several gentle- of office details; references. Box H-367, . am ' ‘ , een . Married; desires tru job. | oung. wae : ‘Stee: A references Write BOY—IS8 to 20 years old, to put up atd| work, engraving. etc., and filin x nats, c ingie. | | age ecutive ability; good references. rite men, or motherless home; first-class; | Post-Dispatch. ke atock off e cha f ed. i steasly employment. Box y-177 A Dt 'M AN— Sit. single, about | midd ge, M Aimo 4°14 W estminster or Cail . - aout - “ped: i ; " years with ‘ast! tom; experienced tn phonograph selling | fine: o a . j ‘aed ' ° rticulars, where employed. Box Y- ce a SM th : 3 erence. Lindell 80513 firm: Suibly a tl hae 3282W |; and some repairing. Sidney 614. Bg $0 werk” Re te | oRnsw 5 ee ee ee ee ae “Sth Po ata oe een om 1). _Post-Dispatoh. poe = ey oe ae my fon — 4 HOt SE KEEPER--Sit.: widow refined. | STENOG RAPHER—Sit.: ~ bookkeeper. — will | BOY —16 ro 18 BE to learn bookbind- FIELD oe Soe ne yy ahere’ % - o MOLDMAKER— To make melds as ' ew hours eac ling w Wants housekeep-| w ork eve - 25R part a. sec me or ve 4 a ron - 1e SeTUnes ot Co CEE OS See | ee Y-258. Post-Diwnatch.| stag fraternity. Hox H-153, Post-Dis/89) | ket hardware. Write Batesvilia Casket Co., Batesville, Ind. _ ; } bn BOY—Tinner’s Benes a 2250 Walton. FORD MECHANIC—$30 week; extra pay ce) * ' _—— st —— o— BALL GAME DEVIC E—Something new; £ W372 Post-Dispatch. Cail Sunday. 4576 Kennerly. SHAIFFEUR—-Sit.’ experienced. best city pn --_ wee eee ——- or, wale | wants sieady work; small farm or pri- Lindell 56973 ‘oplar Bluff ST ENOM ' Bara. GAMES—A compe | references: experienced jin housework | wate place, experienced. Box W-136 IDA DISPENSER—Sit. by young mar- . ae : : | experienced. steady worker desires pet-| KOY—Delivery boy, white or colored; good | 4: Job out of city. Box J-200 Y.-B. PAINTERS—Apply befure 11. 3a floor. 4 S. 12th st st a way HOUSEKEEPET:——Reliable widow: - middle | manent position: small office preferable. | mv: references: hours. 3:30 to oT FORM SETTER—Subd' vision, Pope pw eon av. -_-—-_—— hear. Call Tindel] 3884, ali & , 00 Post-Dispatch 1 5 : als? . eee Santas stterncen. Pe . it ried lady, with pleasing personality and | jee unincumbered, in motherless home: | Box W-133. Post-Dis | Remington Drug Co.. 4501 Olive West Florissant. __ | PAINTERS Lone ; un Saba | n_trecte ent SAYS—Some people a S) “HAPFFEUCR—AiL. colored: 1° vears’ ox- | MAN—Sit.; young married, with 5 years | oo tive ability: 4 years “xperience; | poferans ~ ah. oe & oe blotters, just absorbers; study acting . » perience: drive any make of car: best experience as eer and assistant | good references: write. Mra. Aimo, 4214 ronan reGrand 3834S ame, 12045 S. Jefier STENOGR. A} HER—Sit gthoroushly ex-| BOY—For errand and to work In store; | Lane, e. 482% Suburba Pictures and the stage, © da , reference Lindell “RIOT | cashier, desires a £0 steady osjtion, Westminster, or call Lindel! 697 J. . ie . Ss erienced young lady; educated, refined, must be 186. Busy Bee Candy, 4)7 La” ’ PAINTERS—Union. w. J. W. J. McGraw. eh and vaudeville. n ss TR ‘iT FPEVR Si, a enna ome Grand 4727W. Box W-369, Post-Dise. Tani sARDENER—Sit_ eidanty. wallabie. | HOUNEWOMA N—Sit. by elderly tady to| -effic ‘fent; ——— Basew or temporary | Tth et. } R AME ! NAIL ERS ’ Odeon Bidg.; 13 vears the leading theat a——Pt., colored: years ek | a erly. wants light work in ARD G —— Pine ’ Tat —_ et with hor ec for a home. Phone ; _position rest ? +... [eot.... Tiling ts ri — Must be contend Apply Sunday be- | a cal acho! in St. Louis: interview is fre iy careful eriver: svtorences. Ue» | pEAN SOE > sider’. for board and room, | Post-Dispatch. and wages. Box li Parkview 1355 BURY a STENOGRABHER—S capable beginner. |" ov — Willing to learn | Printing business. p- noon at 4375 Penrose st. or Monday PAIN TER Upon, Fig Ae. Call MRION PRN TEL New rs bg t | laundry: more for home than Wages: can SS a eee eo ee HOUSBD ORC an _ half days. by week desires to make comnecthen with firm | _3a and Pine sts. (ce) @t North St. Louis Planing Mill, Grand and . iioap cook house outfits: } es ) “HAT FRE! RS—Site.; 2 experienced men furnish ‘reference. Box G-267, -D.f¢ YOUNG MA N—Sit wants em oe A morning or evenings Call Lin. 26°32R.; where honest effarts and efficient work | —! some , Carter, we {e) PAINTER— Nonunion, a4 @ Randwic hy mac hines, wrid iles : - j need work truck or private: can do own | MAN Sit . — o ndow Sa will work reasonable _ Box Ww > | rain } -D LADY a " = a “ ~ for he 4g es “ af be * rewarded: ase 18. Colfax 99 | Be ¥— In, drug wer = to 10 in evenings: FU R ( 6 “TTE eT Thoroughly experienced; . * eo 1 ’ ——Sit 0 , be: : rk ' ‘an —Si ; ‘ O ? iO SS ~f wir ncvele@ Ss } ‘a ” 4 tanke Pav 1339 S Hrowdwav. 5 a grannies: best references. Call Lindell paints washed paper tleant ng isi TOUNG MAaN— ait. , Se, an oe ith housework. Parkview. 1355R ST er TS Te (c2) ' R900 codnatin ohlberm’ - _— Raat eee ae Fe vem “3 “f ’ FALTER — gg eigen; BER SAMPLE TRIUNKS— Sell cheatt.g nn — ¢! leaning, house cleaning of a inds, Ga 265 Post- Dis 3 ie Sit.: colored. wants to do clean- ‘IST-STENOGRAPHER —- Sit.: experi- | a . . — iploymen sh ne 8, © : : _ bargains Call residence, 2770 Park. | CHAUPFEC R—si.. colored: young i- TAndell 3150 = Box _ Wt ‘ posit. ine bv day Phone Bomont 1862J wg enced. accurate and neat work Gone; rea- |" tow Pb F gf ~ ngieancat. ¢ re- | - ee ( PAINTERS—Call cS pee 1: ; censed - Asive any make: private fami lv re. Si e 27 to work | in “drug store: You NG Fog Nit : ae ; desires post ry “s 72 sonable. Linde! t 3365R ee eS d: pat R Ww 193, Post-Ivi FU RNITURE FPINISHE anda repair ‘man: mechanics need ape BARI Six good dancers: loca ye = er deliveey truck Call after 12:30. Bo- -—Sit.; Sf » ioe time: ret shoe store. Call Forest “208W LAD y-——Sit.: 28 years old, wishes to noes ———— | quired; salary. ox 0 . ee ¢ time, but permanent. Rox w-306. Sy ; Deces 4 y truck. all afte ~ i030, , from 30 till closing in , “ - - ba cans ‘ *. ¥ ayipd W AITRESS—Sit.: colored woman: in res- : : ) must be goo Tudor Furniture Co, PAINT EK——F iret -clase. yt ‘ = pa en none RORSW _ every evening except Saturlavs ard Sun- between 2. and =z. ] _a. m. o ami « p. n house in Catholic motherless home. 202 taurant or hotel: dishwasher or dining BOY In insuramee office: must be neat GR \NITE 7 ETTERER Piretccl rn dav. morning, S8430A d¢ 0) : I : ~ g —— an a Sana ae | é 7 P the stage this fall: buck and wing. | of reference. Rox WwW 402. Post-Dis. Px. Bit; formerly in shoe store. at) — aa — N__Sit.. wishes to learn car- | _°Ut.__Phone Forest 264. ; cob and deliver. 2005 N. 0th | BOY—Bright office boy. 16 years of o«e; HARDWOOD FLOOR ME cN—And_ dressers, CATS RP _— oy shoe. eccentric and waltz "Gee d f SAT kk .. Ri ~6waur ; ried, F lace f st 4 years; wil! dem- | YOUNG MA | sara alé@. Box W-58. | LADY—Sit.: experienced im veal estate. WOMAN: Wants work cleaning house; must be neat In appearance; «ail "Die. | ag yaw eres OU. OF S5S7 Seaeer ore; com = y perm. ¢ ho 7 deville acts pew 4 rE’ R — Ri¢t.: young, marrie present piace for pa . penter trade; a> years oid. ox ud, ad : , perierc ae sta good rker 1512 8S. llth | day mornin li. M. Dubring, Post-Dis etta, 7:30 or m. Monday. (ce) Beat & alennrn a Seerus Girls trained. vaucevine white; 1° years’ experience: furnish ref-| onstrate ability on Saturday afternoons | Post-Dispatch | desires to write legal papers in spare rer a ia: ; CUPTER——S ranged. Georve Murry School of Leo erene>s tour - oo privat a 1811 8. 18th to adiust salary Box W-64. Post-Dis | a ee ——$$——$ re , any tim Box Ww .4? Post-Dis. : WOMAN. ~Ocieeae. wants a yrrt} work or _patch es ; —E sc? HE AD CU TTER- cust be experienced no PAINTERS —4 - eylored, 98 : by | YOUNG MAN-—-Sit.; clerical. work of any se 7% coe cleaning. Call Bomont 2444. | BOY—18 to 18 vears old: wholesale jew- drensoa Frager Bros. Garment Co., 704 aaay x call Lindell Washington av (c) — =. pi.. in basement. ior, vB. ee SE ee raini: s ‘ Bid«. " : 7 ai YA tudio No, 2. Odeon 3 x. _Smev 7A1R si MAN—Sit.; young, ese 19 wishes a post- best of references. Box 41. | —Sit.: colored: for general house- ia | . gee a emer mee epee nema: f kind: please give me 4 kind, -} (2) } ‘; will stay on place Phone Bomont | WOMAN-—Sit housecleant? ng: col sega: ex- | elry establishment: to «eal packages and | . ae + i SAGHING ss _ aaa ——— Es 5 ettine inetd 30. desires tion o ov gH eg furnished: not! ify Post- Dispatc ROIS Te ara ae — oy : % : perienc ed "Bomont : 2677 4 Henrietta. work in stock: wonderful opportunity for | Hi At ‘LERK— Experienced, _ indie: Som : CT a Rtn a —Powere Rive ; : tion with private family who appre- chance; E00 Phe 3 dag Nibberich. 1515 Fou NG MAN—Sit.: aged 21: honest and peers per ee Wy. ' | Sit: eo] ; ts bundles to a mage acta A oe = AR yg BER pee. HANGERS E08 Kenton Taw F Ciates careful ari ving : have driven in the immedia e! 4s } ind) istrious;: anxious to aR employment. L ADY me emp! oy ed for prart of day. |W ‘ ™ a> yj = Sif 4 color eg 7 wants 747. es o making an oplic ation Rox 4 450 P -p i el lene dow ntown hotel. reference att PAP ER HANGERS— pPu NCH AND JUDY and other acts want ‘ fargest cities: good references, Clarence | East Obear ay. — Ta jike | Box W-131, Post-Dispate eae, Mh a ren «f — rest of time in ‘al bring home.” Ca TAndell_$7 -| BOY—16 to 18 years, to work in drug |_bend required. Box G-352. Post-Dix, ; . HAS GERS—_Picet | for picnic Box W.-3H, P.-D. = Hofess Lindel! 3454W in evenings. | MAN—Sit, 5 eldere ~~ hyp YoU NG M. 4N—Sit.; 18 years | old: wishes y Ae) post , | a. el room and board. Box WOMAN —Sit.; work by the dav hy wom- store: good chance to learn business: HiOTEL ROOM CLERK—Warwick Hotel bea AY hy i Bu Sunday a.m. ont TENOR Wtd.—For Mat 1 CHAUFF a ) — as — “ tb ila ing: 40 year® | 00 learn carpenter trade: have had some —_—— = ' -an_ fn need. 38. 54A North Market. =| must be steady worker; no cigarette Apply by letter, giving address and tel- | i=. -— A id ot : EUR it.; young colored man manacer of apartment Dbulicin fence Box W-416, Post-Dispatch. LA DY—Sit young lady employ ed, des res , emoker; $40 month to start Box | ephone and full particulars covering ex- | Pape RT HANGE Ri : eparies oo > =D) ° — rom . - wishes position pm private family; experience dealing "ie — P pr utes | xperten 7. ——— (niger to communicate with family tn neigh- | Ww OM AN—Colored ry. Celia swert. apse Y-107. Post- Dispatch perience; references and any additional Sunday morning. ; ‘ > rem ame & } f wants work m aut rh TP y) m c ean ne oF um ite: , a | . | | ost - Dist Meat: references. Haiz Atkins, Pine St ive best city refe row NG MA borhood of Euclid and Laclede where roo! dell 6769W -_— oo | BRL SHMAKER — Drawnhand. National|-{nformation, James E, Buchanan, teh | * PAPER HANGERS—lIst-clases ini 15 priet or (oF) | A068 Page Cabany PIRSR. . : n° - "OU Y « mga 7 bo Box H-21. Post-Dis. to) | . > , n desires to ence in ¢ th. x 5 mornitr nin Rx S98 > Sit cA or —_——— — “oT : —_ ; : oie ' ager _—-—# _p , - vlored.: eng vavdevitie “Wilat ‘P F . rienced with high class care: best of ref. connect with growing concern as traffic YOUNG MAN—Sit.: ore vear college; 2! LAU , | and board could be obtained for serv! —— ee - Mber Broom Co. 1} S. Broadway. fey | | erences. _W ent Relic, ‘iling | ‘ experience as shipping clerk: am 2): : Box _ 1-414 Post-Dienatch. rind 78143 tee ' | CHAT FFEUR—Sit.: colored: experienced: | to handle both , ag emall CO)- | ~5UNG MAN—Sit.; 24, wants work in re- LAI rok ee ee aero | 5 a Tie, Solem a BUYER FOR JEWELRY high-class reference: willing ot go for | cern. Box ————— “= is | tail hardwore store: & years’ clerical | Sha aa Tn si -; to take bundles home = ——— ~~ —- — | NOTIONS AND TOILETTRIES call on P ‘Sper vacation. Call A. W.. Lindell Re ee capable. : io | experience; now employed. wishes | change et ee en WOMAN—-Sit 3 ‘Wednesday Thursday . ‘ : _- . — 7 Tyler 165 w ‘after 4 p. m. ITP manufacturer pont al with well | account better future. Box H-22. pe'* LAU NDR —s ‘seth hite woman. first- Sat or laundry work. Lin- Twin ( ity Department Store re- Avply 02] Kingebury. after 10 a MIC) | Pape “HANGER—And painter; ’ ; be ' ~ | = ? : a} ; es — Sa — = _ a. are 2 Bs RL 7 w driving po os siring to manufacture thelr own product. iY eannection with established firm to even- | _ week Call Lindel! 1118R ra Phinns iw : oe ee ae ee a also Leather Goods and Stationery. | ycars’ etperience; must come we! paren HANG BR HANGER — Sie ay week : Rox + tat! ee | panty salesman: willing to loart | LAUNDRESS—Sit.; or cleaning by day:! Cail Lindel! 3298 : Must be aggressive and able to pro- ees Rox ¥ 3:16. Post -iie. fee) | Ss. Lie AW RER-—For pieain ‘mill; one who | Montelair Foren PA rs 2 eee 1 do summer touring hwest distribution: | , ” years of college. Box necessary: ready to start at once.. 99851 live lines for GOure,. geacribe product | w “8. cet Dispatch LAUNDRESS—sit., for Monday. Tuesday experienced. dependable: Monday an “We y Romont 3A510M Joaenhine Tavior % Wednesdavs Lilly Harris. Grand S5391R. of former positions and salary LA DUKE Hs——2ay eojoret comcrete men, steady work. Call Grand Post-Dispatch Want orf | R Broadway, Riverside 1632, ask for!] organization yg By f-29 Post-Dispatch. saan aie’. S German, Want Sut. | —_Romont 3510M__ Jo | yor , = LAUNDRE SS—Sit colored: to go out by | wi MAN- middle-aged would go| wanted. Address Box A 354, Post. | ’ or oor a andetes = Garden. wines | . . ienweay me fhe oe nn er ‘ ’ P Olive or Central 660 7 Toule and _ proposition R_ait.: in the 2348 S. 7th - raat ——T “i > M4 _—_ n , o-- er ond nee, — , a ENGINEER—AiL.. grad... age os. M ARKER AND —_ vos candy. Box |. side work. aires ee. S ~ | aay Reaste (Cole Gra nad _RT a _—> - ° -_ housekeeper or take — PrArEen JOasease mpe W.324. Post- Dispatch. = YOU NG MEN—Sit.; American concet® in | LAUNDRESS—Sit any day i : oF ' "Valid Rox W-206. Poat Dis Dispatch. __ | LATHE —'nion man. Apply a. m., 3O7s | Det p> tent in ge ae Rg Pg MEAT UT TER--Experien-e4, would like | South America,” Rex W-S71, eer, | reuse chaning ee" 21815. ss | WOMAN-——Sit.: rolored dry or house | CABINET MAKE -RS—Henderacheid Mfg Morganford sd. sial> | ee) pct Co.. play—S times. Sirictural atee!. general bullding work to buy or manage meat market in gro- | —— x EE - LAUNDR ; expertenced. colored Cali L inde! , “ba> OM: refer Co S12 N. Mth st fer LANG PE OPERATORS—Day or night; | daily Se. Swan. bc, sot 7 end ‘« excellent drafteman Box H-260. Rox H.- 70. Post-Dispatch, m I KNOW AN AD M AN ; . : 4 . fel ei MECHA Whe can ; 4 . , ' , tur . Se. Sun, Se. K—'- - i wishes : . : dav. Wednes ia, white Forest 4083. | work: cleaning paint and furniture ; ate Tr" ae sitet ue ASTERER—Nonunion. NEVER send ORIGINAL recom Ap Whe: ft; awe 21: neat and business | years old; 3 years’ experience; Bee ng | need—mail order or «general lines; can | — = _— =| references. Hiznont 2074W SALESM } ). 'CINOTYPE OPERA TORS—~ or posilions | ine be . ®: good reference: cood *' figurine position with reliable concern as ¢ save you monev on_ every Gxtatl ot oa LAI NI DRE BRE FF x lable; colered: by a 7 = - ‘ ee ™ Pf . vas va Sows sl in the Bouth: only first-class operators | PL_ASTERBRA—-A 306. P.- . ee : OMA S , red 2 SSs allah ; will be given cornsideration speed clean - 0 oa ad ett he 7 ° . _Mepdas * TA71 in applying ‘or employment. Use “g _ Bnd_penmanshinn Sidney 1770 (o4) tracer, designer or any kind of ne ‘paign: investigate this. Box W-306, P. , at hy we . . ‘Eee ~~ 7s ae , 3 a — r roon it) ush ; - yo : ; P COLLECTOR—Ssit ' enlesrman, roal estate. ’ Box H 1-16. _ Post- -Dis. . _§ ? Te he oe i ; ii “| LAUNDRESS—&1t any dey Romont Crete © ren pe AR a. FR y and ‘EN TEOR “2. Thom : fe) rroo’s ant ateiity to hamtie a!) kinds of | ; | 4 ] | ~ — ‘ENT Ei.—Nonaunion Appiv Sunday | t™ttter are essential! qualifications; non- | ~ a ' - i Pi A wan “instal ‘it ae a 4 a ®Xperienced over wide range of work and Js of shoes. P+ SS Pied. haa ‘) on’: Very | I A ; ‘ : > willing ot ghilaren: eee Sees ee MANUFACTURERS representative _ wants ines: nd product thoroughiy: S first-class. Call BRomont 2181. Noble = >: — cn aanonae , ' “ha —y —_ . — on " WOMAN sit.: f T laundry and eieaning duce results. State ful] particulars ; Can operate pia ler a ia” & Cem pton er ae ae ~ MEN. BoYSs er % veare’ ex riente: ference Rox ore nts pastorate = ~ i ACCU AN ' } oo Pont Ae t 2 . MINTSTE nO: youns: ste od Mi! o 6S And Ask for Irene. —_— —————— 7 sf ma iab ° P on of home and J i> as 26 . — . anion shove ry » a nell, coal SS ~ +" ACCUUCNTANT—Sit.- university wat! ‘ont Dienatch | of one or two ehurc neo steady. a SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS | L AU NDRESS—-Sit ; German: 2 or 3 éave Nea ngs TOreRe: Ce ere norning. 2605 Washingten —. union shops. 48-hour week. 7s. | te wante position with um «# q LLECTC TOR—First-class: (as: experienced — ‘on ler, 1535 Lulu av. _ Cad heh a eek: steady. 430 Rlase av , ly SRIOA Maffite CARPEN* T ERS oe ur finiemers; Al. S032 formation. ace. ouper lence om ve a Fes. poration. Rox Y- 18. Toet- Diana tcn, ' ena en accounts: one whe, — NIGHT r WORK BOOKKEEPER—Sit.. office assistant. by tq h ~ \ Siete eee / RPENT ERS formation. as ; | «| Pe - GOOU Tt. ay : Co eed: refined. conscientious woman; experi-| Lat NDRESS—SIt .: or cleaning: firat-e7 Nght housewo a . PINEETREGEAI SS — A Ot NT ANT Sit. tax ; Ss ng Desired, several evenings a week Dy ex- enced: references Cabany 508TR with _ references * ‘Bomont - T7597. at-¢ ass, .f r eolo red wowan reom on | ¢ ts i = pis eh eh aft or 1s. Sunday oe Se a Naenvitte 1” « "ox « wv . . ” a- | Don cpr ‘ crad ——_— = q ‘all Sun yY or onday morn al r ew ie | r nie Mi’ hd oat _time ) services. faye we we he. perienced —— ae Gall Grand a ge oo Ee niah eee. - LAU NDRESS—Sit. colored : Mou day , and ; Lin _ 67: 28s , “ARPERT ER—Nomvynivn. ~ Avply at 3417 Shavezy Co. 510 Pine Pare mae in rae, C : NBS UR, ——— | bas. a wt Rh nn F “Teterenice. Romont ois WOMAN—Sit.. neat. refined and educated Chouteau ay (er MACHINISTS WE Hav z. “OPENINGS | t; about J 1: by UCTION FOREMAN—Sit., experi- “Aline atom ; CRATE AT oe ie7i + Di . e aber, 078 a nt of work; anywhere. |S NURS weak epinal and al ek troubles. pa. eee - first three days out Bomont _ 1297™M ine housekeeper ,in private family no | ro! See Bolten. W oodbine "and George | ‘not 71. ae tDisparch : — Cabany 2 ach, wt Call Cabany 1486 if “Ol ‘LEGE —— Sit. : companion to eld- LAU’ ‘NDRE SsS——Sit Fm lored 7 “do 4 Cleaniz \s | obiect ‘ to wed rN "Po Dis, all particu cirk i a a ae Seer Are rr cont ft RRR eT eT experienced in * ask ber Vandemond. erly lady or as governess to travel in va- | da. Logenie Jones Grand 1954% ‘ars. Rox nt if _- | CARPENTER — Ewe meathe” work state | i » aX os ekperion office oe edt, So ' rtisine les and eales promotion. o1 : anon > i y onl — ake | , "ae os le” 's Rox T-45. Post = vehiy expe pariensed hich’ school Greunder._ = 3 re hardwood jnish- | COOK K--Sit.. melee capable. healthy Reeth lace curtains end quilts 4209 k be nos MM wg By Be oF ath CHAUF re UR—To drive éump truck, take 744 Re Diers vey | aml reference HURIER— ea perionced. perien ble sala’ Pm: | emal! family; unincymbered; | Aan " Me care © a one but ci perience A BNDANT—U8 : | Wiad’ ¢-Die. reasona °) : : ety Sor * | wee Box ¥-146, : Post. Dis. LAU NOBESS ——Sit.: smal! bundles to brine —————— [= SY eer need apply _ 2906 lowa ay. > MAN—Wwitl | Sato fem basement yoom for eery. | Puaoee hea : would x ire ———— —— agape _ — r, - references. Call Lindell €3845 YOUNG LADY _ my B.. pearan ‘ "HAU rreE 7 ae R—* sior ex treat he | | o- ice nee ¢ — fc@B, enced for o or. er'ge work ae ea alt. 7” thea ter rr. } . * birth sae fheonun nd 12. | 5725 MAN—With omell ae trowel city doing bank, , work. to reaieter riates ake care W.15?. mm teh _ 4 —Rit.: too! die “maker: MR COO aonfS it: restatirant et merchants : > venens A oa = — a ? Years eg btBctical experience with eaquip- | ae done by | ’ ame Sxperienced and references Ro- between 5:30 an - . ferred: thorough expertence and can fur | —°* okays food referencem, 5725 ; : Sat Are you « aman with ® » inst Se a autometive pro. | ' SShone Sidney 3537M, (8) | _ mont 1K30J_ Mrs. Hemiiton, 3649 Cees. | LAUNDRESS—Sit.; colored: 4 days: $3| wish heat reference Rox V_174 PD Weatmineter. 24 floer | 223 _ oo aly ie also : ” ; : H-46. Post. Mis. (7) a Wants work trom | COOK-—#tit. or, housework {mn family, with | _ 4ay. Call Lindell 54703 ee | ¥ wNG WOWAN—sit colered. experi- mechanic. married, e4 } with oufdoors. LAU NDRESS—Sit by colored, last 4 days | ences: references: maid work or clean.| _Grive Ford Gelivery truck. must he care- | a7 ac Sint ces to travel? If so. ; me ning. car washing, hotel er jan!- vy ow — Ss. Weber 2340 references a» B..j live 4241. Mon- tn we out; $2.65 a day. Cali Lindel! ine offices at night or morning. Lindel! a driver and furnish references. Box MAN—Or oxpetienced, to “manage " fees con Mox W- “aa | ble, &- ! 2477W 6044 276, Post-Dispatch, flower eee” "161 li write, Leon Marper, Gay. O46 & CHAUFEU Rie, ob @beut 18 wears cid co | MAN With ae me haul ‘dirt from lot |

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ek oP tie at | - . , > ee 4 As * fe, "fo 3% ‘“ TPE See a. ee Es oe ook: a a ee = - ie “A ; ¥ 7 ‘ f > ST. . ee a5” 700 MEN AND “: ‘ } AGE AN-PORE ” ) ha . im a ent mentnndineatisasnal Pel REMAN AGENTS iis ee en NTS WANTED men _AGENTS WANTE EN —.. Se > ——— —————— sti serrate Severement: | nonin 2b, Ciberience “not reagiced: | ACENTS— Sell " Wadieon "Baer tego) MAE oe EDEN SALESMEN WANTED | saLesm : —— es Werk: epee .5 rement: | hustiers mabe S; pence Net reauired hirte dimnce é..adison ” “Batter Sade producrs. roimity: finest extracts. food | SALES TED EN WANTED . SA ¥ 380 + soe ag ae ang ex « busweas yee a. cn FUR CleaR- | %. : van Tour tactory to wearer products. toilet OTe Da rations househoid 4 iS MA N— Experienced iress und skirt SALESME™N I a | ; LESMEN -_. 2. "oat Depa: h fc) = een ~~ . 56 4 rhe ha ri . Beta. t esde remoe regu red ®aaily ' nex Ss.‘ les red t. sa mpi a : - one (Rat has 81a bDirs - : rs = oa 4 — @rgest New York man ufac- ES EN—Permame — iin ae al RANT MAN : . 4 “ 4 ; AGENT so—N ’ 4 - - ‘ "ve : aoid none Bforits. w rte for free AMD. #¢« Ww rite for iMazing offer “> — , — Rout Prop ositio t. y =~. cerr ay very turer wf misses" and child F SAL a al : +3 piace for peo- : SALESMAN ’ . Allround “ia s “® a ' Me - 4 . Le ~ Ss *! : nets DQ lI? ned Perkins Pru p iO : ich party f Dr . quirey Crean s hals re- ducers with ond esta b> wwehed men 99 a eS - then — - ' : , M wm «MO ) : th. Rae ay » c's at tm - = - . ¢ 4 4 +e Der} : . : ran rare an th cases: sell on sight to ‘ity : paeadway. Kew York . ; ——— ee. cD ———*-Poeress Garmen ¢n S21 N. 14th ritory west “ear eed salesman for ter- | averaged $6000 to $10,000 past year; | the most nor the . a4 —_ se _—to ‘ J£are © stiwatier a ry ; é ,* a . \ ic99 M reap Py) « oot BT ~ — ange vw - ~ ; : * a . = oe. . ; of M SP 1S81 > a a : : . . - least. MANAGER — Bakery. for yee io oe a ae ~« ne Sal ‘ AGENTS—Man in cach 7. hundreds of 2.0. -U#iness. making me “SALENMMAN—~ apadie. produce a puiniment to Dan me el Write for ap Bacen earned $1100 im April; Shackiletr. | men are maki : ’ operating seven roetes; future 1,.>. 2 —_——— alll . arts — feneten Men o cate Suto nce 8 Can” ne ly year ei per: Gemonstrable iin. fo man Pe mam Jefferson - “Ser. care Hotel w'theout previous exDerience. first | ng Per Ro ms ee: .- Bt « Chain , mec AUNTS Mone y siivering mirror. a : Pet pln’ marta va ‘tures. sijver mir . a "ast You imrnediatel, Po». OF rinanent > alien nee — ave. 8 - - ; i ; ate ie) 2S days he worked: high clean line, 4&4 Man accust 2 “SIV ng n wy ‘fF rer s , ’ . r? — =" ots (2) 2 rre) or ¥v'ars sf } , . = ma Tita Nil ite " “ oOmed to ” * aes. Ouperience, referenc-.. |; ma? At. a@iators, tableware. stoves. : 10 COGita? ae et | Walgee, fome Business Exner: — unity. Box 2. Sta E. Clevelang °" | “ALESMAN—Make Souum eXirm part tim sacked Dy sales-producing trade exten. ple CAN , . . . ke : a * ; “ ~~ ” ° , rm peal o » = ice ‘ {> = +s . - ae “a. 5 rig fy, . *.* - aos : " , " . : or «i © and full derens: " » * a = seus Clarence Sprinki . _— . . i. Cian ee exper - - ——— oe (om 2g, SAT Bees “weer ~~ — ne calles “4'Ulicial flowe, % Yaances Sin. Son Ca@ipaign solid te reral merchants. ¥ Make if. ° Ufers Rakery tat bs Mrs . Mastee {n4 | t furnished: write to. VALTABT: , AED iRASai., i. © ney . Ghs — RF A = - Shreveport —_« : ——ooe cnttintentetnemmtamen Saloon ameta! Ce. 13 Ont Meret. + —— > ‘RilOrmalion abour +h. ma ieaf - bindin ~ © = chy RE SER\ I b \ mart it. . ~ : AL ONTS--4 go =“ Man sho ima =m » 2:9 “Teer News. SO Brist 214 - emt _~ >? right man Arnis M y eime. territer r) ‘ peri none a " . nL oe Pp. mm. Room oS) wt ACT - _ - “ o- an . = ' _ a pos 1 a 5 Pua>rn 2 \ ry as “ w ie ane ve me . —- i - i ‘ Bj iz New ¥ ark Fullerton fe ig ; ¥ A 4 Chi * wy bs i. — _ - t r £ : | ar ler . n re ha . o . id zc > > 3m nm” } "Wer ~ ietietetenesnss , . ae e« : ’ ; Pas . e+ oa " - e: he = ‘ON ee SERVICE MAN Dr Thornber Carth a ae "pres hustlers or nee? apoly: every home Pe RTR ‘IT ~ (99) | Sal ESMA%— Perma - . SALES™M Na ee F @ the iE st Side ind sertal Gian aauet | Linde ast corner ‘au 4 TRIC CLEaN er AQatu.” | SE eee Dexis what we have na “ euthuaiean % F. : ‘ ‘, sommes ‘HAH erty POsition Os ke ae. —“S3USiiing, with car - — of the East snGustrta! ot. "e Ande ; KNOW HOW fT DRIVE oe nea TS—aAre ean'ng up selling Netion easy The Ric D Mre Co. 1820 YFal- te — — AGEN TS mene —- “=n make $308 per ue Be wWorid'’s greatest : re a a caig and co-operate with you and place | ail, : APPLY wact BETTE SALE, as Patent Fibe, ~~~ Brooms, Lia) pe n st. S' Louls =~ a om... — a. oo? Of Ge en psortern ie ee - “* rt. Sta '+ i¥e a@e and experfence« Wholesaies ywoge on rad - a om ‘m a Desition that pays rou uDWaris S 4 | FE ¢ } a ’ = ee 6k a : + DRO? eeerofi-e 1 : *, oo ‘ ‘ eee anton ae lb . at A Mee © Trite rT . > : - . — mp i-~ I] dis ted , - 4 a y = 437i i ri fron $5 ’ v " + 4 4 a ADE BLOG, 4 M: ™ DAY f M ed ’ “ay \ ‘m2 : rete as ee =. . . ~ r~.. al ’ m, " @a ~ Mi . 2 — —_ roy) : -— eS ‘- ae + saad €S a Rwerty! = ‘e . . petite per - oar eiperience is ~ a a | 4 f REPAIR ‘AN — . ‘ ~;. - ational Fiber Broo co. / y ~-§,.4 .. 2 si= ' zi .99 LPs EN To s« botes and iabeis ; ie Sales guaranteed profits 100 : a ‘a4 a8y Morning Setweeg S 4 MERIC iN ‘ om . . EA Sef e re | 2 iar) : rr 4 . : “A o£ aseor? I> © % . — ~- ool “rvuag«iais rf a , ” Seyredin — _ ‘ gg anes ad yer aa A. rr? A ee for M- Blew J N —s a - ” ° , - FiBL as > SIRO De: . a - Aist NTs - 4 , . "a4 La > a y ° . had - — aN - “ M A NX At r ERS \ ~\ 1) = , 7 : | = =e rye — T'. r eieied t ™ —s 3 . v ° Meu: - \u 4 : rian. isu Fede: a. Rea * . ‘ RITER r ret ~ ia s* . . : ‘-OGts : We ’ . . ~ . An awe 4 t . ) 4) ' : - wel at ‘ws i ’ in lle ' rare . it mq 7 > : " ; 600r . is ¥. 13 pur - Rx “ery Th. 3. to carry : = 4 4 re - y have al - * : > no : 7 : ; _ os 7 > . . . ~— « | ru : 1h. : . ney te Y ; . me ; i | ~~ . = ' 4 z ; i> ihe 2; or ‘as a 2 t iiiaid. mini ur an ~ e — : : : 4 : fa . gcner need aDpD: * hey H lj Ad ‘ Mm Me we é jon.’ ' San ase ene Be . . mand ——e amiiind mt ‘ € om - aa - ue 3 Vi~ Wale Per . ise as n ses Ois rhe | biog Prod vetes Co Cleve. a ss eve Ybood, amine - TEL as . t.44TlLi se se. “onIrwtT 6 and ;« hii “Tr « Sosiery as ples lich: . . 1 le ’ (era ‘pent on thi« ane an, i “t a o m : ss . a - tla -/Tinge a POM Rs ' , of iand ‘> : stores and stit a Mtns Dros pe wes a ei:te iine a real 9O Deart imity for ~ = e » earn - o- . _ ° » © r ¢ i? _ > "i ur 23 Ps / : =ews ms - Wie ’ " ~ i329 ese im ae werieece eee ° “as to ber frien te Ee wi lire . = wes and "ee a= 3 Products « e 20 © ane as — hu Die | ity mercaandian “ho w fnew *ulecesefylly : ee AB ‘ ¢ Sth onda; ork a Orn t ‘erie A oye 4senera listributersc - Ee VP 4 ; : . = ay yy NPCS sary “e de " 4 R¢ ral med ah Mn ne 4 R bad SALE SME a } . sts ’ 4u-Tos ine the aoe ern y Sei iing = uare-deali ne progreasive bh a A a L: DURER- Dest. 12. 2500 39 peePle. Stratone Co. Gay. 250 per rent meet igiees Mig. Co. Middienoro. Mase? *. Rubi) SALESMAN —, — Stas Geb, 8 Ge Wichingion Det. 12.2500 24 av Mirman CO. 447: 250 per ES —iitdietoro. Ma: tional propesities Pte & eer. | Rardware store {Ory OWREr. garage and| S:7active commismion basis: give eas Penses. M . . ne = ALA ic : WSTWOPS SRleR® wher > - » . é = orkeer ariWwa “ > 2 nee . naiure o- unem, territory te ne . rs =? Sng Dry ems eo8l Wes AGENTS ii ous BG #Decil all ies — “ a’ others fa o camite!l required =, |: t] ai [ ~ . ras ioe . , ' aA Carond ' Pitery: Permanenr . ~ esciusve ter “ix ¢ +44. Pos Disp itch Berita ~ 0 ust. For high-grade specia: ; Migr Rerare MAN Por lamaie = ite ecreet mer fivgrade uses thon : ih mm) Sron : ere*at sales. territery ne i] ire NLL Mi . ; now Meta “6 S@tticulars free Act) —————___ etc’ ee mt | , ne — ] " 4 e + owe =, . : -_ ’ . . ' ‘ :, Mai - c Ry : ~ be > ; = . : « Sunday morning 1004 Macias ~ "Sng SDerig tort hy Ve mate sieetiee a a, (ASH OR PF 97 wep 5Al ESM ey. _ _ ' wa a" — = UMN ae _ x= ] me . ' | @etrt ‘ r r ¥ > Tere " _e » ; AGLN TS} ‘ — ; 7 At: & TS ——Make € “7 . > a, se 9 a ry ” . @« 4 - - . . -~ = Mectr dec . 2 . _MMia = - suate ste. Mar- lag & fe ' e Co. or " ae lib *n* a rus Ce 8186 me) 2 22 ~ we start sow without . om eee | ee Ge sites Ghee ae . , New ee ee. Stailers. Protec. Sis work sana igine machine: retaUs | ager {°" Wenings fer districg eral proposition to rig! . ‘se te 16 aw? -_ | @ ‘- : ie ea wu 2 - 2 ‘ ‘ 7 '- # written g a4" >a? = _ = ree rreorrm « ’ : ‘ore - ry “4, ; Be : . ~ . ‘> ' Sine = te : ; ' D «te . 4 > 224 . " - . - -uU TY Lasion om 4 7 ss . Machine iuhis. = m P thea) *\*ectric ' . : Po ene Sermente: must in| St. Lous | ™ terry Pharnacal Cr = ‘2 UnSe: | Pring. new ¢ att = ¢;- “Fn bed | SALESMEN —Seil $F 55 busin, +8 Necessit 4 eeent line and territey ee eocacts. multiplies, divides sutematicas. _—-n eit ee ait. train ee) bs F with car preferred. . ' ™ — « -_-~— , ‘Ray , - 2 ' - ; : he en rv a ing o , — = e~ aA «6 .oONte ¥ j vt } . . “ ~s "a @hPer informa: om ™ es wered . Weed y = Wate iure dle a m- ' on S 88:1 Ohio ct in . ©Y- eee the : eT AG} > —- r? «a > - — a. — . : ‘ ess na furnia? 7s “ me ST s =7To > O t T - a .a . — 4 “I _ h ~ . me! &TT ia i > ™ > " cr e Brammar . hoo edu Lor to ore 21° . Rarre>:> a. = ips. a : — ~ * ~~) *rTst ufte > aii ‘ Side = hes ZT = 4 " a OTs ana Attn te os mine i. ‘ ame «. Ine . _—-- 4 ° — ss 3S) axe ir . . ine ie eee : . we hy [wk tk 7 . ‘ 7 4 M ‘ ‘ i: eity attra t ~ : 442 > “iia. V ne: =. — 7 as4ClWia lor Yo Lent ~* * rand a1 ma 909.915 Luea: ne he Roo “agree ENT ss Maer an “ o _ ~ 2. @rwy hows Kes . — ren oo Underwear: Dig high!» . ; —— ~ ee = ~ Tl? « , 7 = - - e - “™ r ‘ : . - Ww) _ ia A@ - ’ - , _ = s - ‘aa = seer erm _ , ; . - - — =? » 2 _- : “J oo -. ow RAPHER 2 ; ERK , - * a fe : a ira -Urn or references . "2 _§ = = “ {) . «1: - . wy , a ~ z rR LS: vt ~» , ao Doky — eg i: € i oe ; eee Hoax iH. —_— “+ «> 1? 2s . s ¢ ~* ’ . At,} ~*~ ef} ra. 7 tins = ; a ce . a . oa > . we Utcesst ul ed ul . "Hoc 28 § 80 } ‘ = — Ost- Diaper fe tor nz —> —— ; . . . and oct Eton D>. yer acon asn at | s0.d direct to Q act «Varaniteed After the Pr®aenr . bs e ~ ° ~ uu peeeran een : At; ENTS—Ke \ Wae « _ "a “ ; . . - “aA $ = £2if = ae . : Denses Fuarn : - Seen. wer than store rices : fter , - ‘ants. ; —_ ose EK —Muet be fam me a “+ mending Sorin | Again - 6 bed SALESMEN'S of ——~ aes ~ . Betces; you take orders | the new Sales Smiiar «© Tos hewlee —_ = : — , . ° -_ : | Bive reference. © : y and all fabrics 7 7 AGE Dae e S02 Coder Raia aah : : eliver. ea ne: ad | distrier oe? : tale age « km we lle . and rer . 1ACCENTS i~ , : ella , ‘A ” Iowa in S25 initw « i : Sea.ed in ind: idu WwPa: br wn hm - Ses managers , > Pave “y *eiary ei pe ted Box arf re eatin uM ee “she ' : \ ew "Ss at ead: “~ *... , - : io eal _ " - ANTE OMEN ~ A RK . : = : ; a . : ou ¢ ¢ 2 eg Dis _ a (wy tf) “ = Tre nerate 7 aL: | ‘ e o — _ u De se) al nest Se : > « " ie 2 ‘ . e° ms 6820 Gar: , ~ oe ae i ) «a . 4 ry > Wearer Th es a a M © teach vou OIng requir ros a : * aperators. ANE R—Ané me iathe | AGENTS—We sian sou so thous ae _Oethe eT. dabei write arig M Laboratories non 2 eT. atticies i antes on ey an eCessary a, suvanced Se deliver, Walten-! eo Deore. C-34. J. pp Underwear: | eran for thements and noe succeas im the wl ° - : a * Bo Carterundurr ~ " hh! sod a — deen A a Gay rer" : al . Part ‘yl S rv it . i ~--- ; = v0 = 4°hb ice ‘ ‘ .* fue ai fer oz 497 low ~ 2 ok « QD a —_— = | / "is? ’ nion eft 4 | an oO vi - : ee ee t! +e -Ppere Can train rou for this fra é or. Vrte ’ & ne SOR ex mis pert »mes Io . Zo ret or =. . es a - nae ’ - 2 _ - = 7 = Az ages --- wa, Pa 9y) ©). @rerd Mer " an a and Cal) sO Ee 4 Puller ‘sD ON Perio ry, o UNN@ce@eaa 5: : . . =e “ as . ' i Ss » W es ¥ =A, Es Wwrw~ Vite T —_ — . =— =A 2.oMEN -Wea want mies me —_—————— the , P : Ow Side our : OW hi!) es " FP). la Ge ye F’a Dep e i@ 7 ~ . ‘ art? > | ar : Vv ,°. i . 3 : SALESMEN 2 E =A + Vv 4 rr c *,4 » oe 2 i % = s ~ J its 4 > a HA - A WwW gent sa ear, —_ a : energetic intel). len —e . ne Write ful un ose, et i 1s : — 3 Ww NT Stowe, —_ tad . , rhe R VI? ¥ a - OSs e4r a0 can se]! ba : f . gt v in } a eee eee ’ ee meee ~ re - . e.* ~~ - : : - al e - ate - ~ »" ~ ; , - ~ 2 > & RE : ‘“ iat b. — - - O43, bond 7 aze { ELPER So Sen. 2 | AGENTS—_oae ami heuer es aa ms see's r +P ape ' TH FIRST Trweo i~ ‘rerie: ® high euatity - tionally k . Npnia, MARR ry sa DOstr ard Besting as high a> ‘*- . ’ . r f S2INIMeS th con ~ “ 2 . - pers — eh ES J ‘ io fa a il : qa > | se 8 liter . #40.) NAlLIon: : ' . Tec: »? = & ~ hae c} _* . ~~ 7 AMIN ID. 7 . al z an addy ertis : , - ” 5 : ° - ~~ = : oat ‘MSTRRA—p-.. 4 — > ea Cine’ nme Oo -631 A™merics Hi fr : = Orme « o* a ey a sed ai n ' . = 4 . = , niendare —wAW * A Ras > RI " 4 J ‘ a - Pe aon ming pas poses. “A LESMEN WHO in honest detire to suce : ‘ “ania and Ww a * Sonean Gk Tr a - -_ ee _ ms Misc - Mis ei be a bus: > an - tee ° es ® have a cALESMEN b,...., eGuide era: commiss ° A REAL OPPos | Sark ender our iNet Ma tions - ) . > a0", Jd Pp he A rk sj ~—— € [3 Ga Tee | - . ~ *» ‘ } ; a - a * . . . tot. . . 4 24 -~ > > ‘nity .OoOPr azgrTe — x Nee “Use “ee - “a > Py Oni reacting ie . = aR =. A = > 7 : i Ouse ho lA ar Pm torn tte . “ = es ~—- « e: ?S8lve. - : . , ast j gt erm : . _., roa d to siccese See iia. ee ee _ - r| bute — ae wen | T every OUsew ‘e Lich NTS— &- “Ss Manager. MAGRATY k ‘ ° for M Orde + . a ori Sigh: 165 ter “eg 9 : TH 4: — —_ = ate . ~ N ie Pe! ~~ Seta) A P “ . . z ‘a 3 ~ - ¢ . - ’ - ; ’ + " o> Va . ead - ne Pr -. er v ba 3) aye i” ai‘s antee : : : : : _ 79 : ‘ reat ade 4 ; : — ator to take contract: big job Cai A W. Harts. 603° S. Peoria. «> a pay z Ii} La SALBawe. a Oe eeceeeee i P ore noon a” ° , aeo me ' : ' . ; re en — om SS . 4.4 a ~ - 4. . Artena. A ‘EN? — —— ae e* es ac co . « = . ‘ tra ; A i =a reso M a La wer ' a bag : ‘¢ 2 } . . _ _~ s - ~~ — — ' —x 7 — 5 . — = — ew >? Bee i , : — ~ = ~ - nx = . Krading ” ouee ; ; _ ao S30 Gail, a @) essen! ne fa - us 44 ip. af a? « 4 PUA iz > favorabis kn —_ fs a all a . . - . mennies a ™ N per hour \ Oiar ai e.ec lr @hted Vanity cases. (as eat on vla's \ « 4 = af aor vi Fs : On fidence ba ™ a bility ' = A. tw a aia - wa th A he ™ — “aon car ad Me Kirk w Perru ed — pay @cvanced "we d= ve: Gelnrtia = “ars and t.weks nr IM ise) f) am a wrke T? « ("loner c** azo = sales ee : Tl; ;or | Y . i ’ " = “ _— ™ a - ry =? »- . " * ” —— ~ ag = . . a? sis . _ — —— “j +, Cr — UVads mth. + S. ClUs- AGENTS—T silver : : ie ane ce he ee ave car and Live in Seuth s> Loui. Ss | SALESMAN —_ 7, > ~/-. : “On . rs this reoui- I ° he “see 3a ‘a Oc ie: , ~ . ° Work in Mate aft —— . ——— ™ f'inis* metaiware autos hand ors es rejuires a ive wire wh has > . —_— r~ ‘ *{ e 4 sf : OUrse wir nh m4 7" . . : —— ower ; 1% oa. chand Ort emo sa had ex. : ns . i. . “ a. Bil 5 tr ‘2 ex " od lcRigan. representing the larg ° " a | AGENTS—$75 vw eekly sl ing a ‘tom Nea > whts ao - " e a ex: rea a? aod ~~ ‘cai. SC. Lig L838 an ry = _— a SA L ESMEN - . — e-F *, ; ——s are "ead v to rep- A Lge. gs. : a. or 4 a Loe | if rour w Denses ; ‘ . ting & rm " . 2 = 2 ft : i : ._ oO . . - — ' re has Qeen % referer ‘ er be lo e 6? ~ wiGe?} , “245 ( ‘ } th roug a 3 ors rea m ney mth . oi me - ars and ww ash —— ar 5rn or e ~ ae m + a: . 4. —mCU Ss? A at N Z = 4nd “ ar Na - ee | = ven a z Saran teed dra “e 484 @iperience. Box gions ore Prices: Gaily commis cf experience maifits furnished Write @gur me OTS, Come in and ler as SALESMEN—_- s , —— - (ec : ; ~ -Gagers: 13 hosiery COM mission ~ ¢ ad . 4 ’ i . ° ~ ; : ~ Ser SS ae, § {‘ Dicago 7 Aig ; "apa a2 i«V pes cent cemm ea.cr, . uct is « et. i?’ . ‘ GRAD( ATES—This ad tf AG acing furnace ee we Geiiver Write es — a specialty. °°" Which ther table Man lilinois Mi ° ; waned to honesr wr . ae:. ° , 8 Le been : = rs. We pack Dig prost } , - ‘ce r hers. Send refer- | , Ss at a iow B ; sea se out of college a year, fa nee ety creame rand-new line - “he Lexington “sy term Brice ottiin lant bad L-@ A ers ? ry . ” _ : twe and has begun te think about his mowers. perfumes ‘Oet pPrepara- @reares atest «! = P ° E - : rt. G eo, - - * « Ss et : _ » : 7 ss SSfperation im the Staie. | ~ *,.O-measure shirts and siock = Gesires { ake go SHAPER wnuntictery, = MUST BE we ae ‘e@ Ek ni ya , : ¢ 7? : sess Z ; cz eee Ee + AsV ls as Neck Wear Dea e bad - ” a EXPERI : r Sera -V W #2 ABO or informa ‘ior James The, ‘e Lab ra- r - we - r al ed seas . Riefling Auto- Fe | grade mad ee “ . | Sevten. 1333 vay OF : |S. the — or the eng’ nrer g27ac . e ui 2 > F , y' e~ tr . st™mr .. a — — Ore x o_ . shi sa — Sas _* as : 5 4 . . : - _ aru Sa. . GX. DET OG. Ky Dept. 1296. ; Applica: ’ ~EhS With » - 5 — - re = =e... ; “2 mar » : ° © ‘an CMD. oy oF vera) ' . “= Smt . der st we 5 Orcere wr. Jie - — ° . a 2 rme -. ‘orn - —— } . Ne a n t | : . . . men i: lear _—» Cap a all ©: I r Te = oo ishe: io 4 ~ 7 ais’ ASSISTANT msn . at oo ——— | 8t ou Town ; esta OZZ SSt-of-town plants o- im_minor positions {> >sc ae? ans Guily. Spafe time satisfactory “We ¢., S A i in SM = AT mn petien, *mand ASove line auto - cee ner ae for | day all — office on 4 ', Mr. and aive them every OPPoertunirs — : 7S —S10 21.5 me “BZ Ramdy * nz i Sa Ssarmoies Macochee I Tess « 107° > et eet = TAL IN ~ 4 A | — _West_ 27th. New York. 19g) | New calfing on A t, i Post Me ae AuUEN > a. — . Goce and a PSS0OF)e¢e _ an ‘ . "as Lii@ market—CH Vv a e~ —— 4ncer ii SA! | i... A ee | cigar e . . ‘ me ns > . ie ~~ 26 i wubte your Bcome b ~~ : d pe : . = iE - LE SW Ps — _ A se —— young prefer i : trade. resta ° ™ eee — . . " . = . 4nac ng = 4 » : WwW Go rq et he . = “4 «4 me | ._- ee! a3 : -~ “eu b mw ee JTants, HELPERS—some *% per; a Nog ~ -“SOiNa « Los west se - = —o- wi tens “ _ ‘ — VLE APply r’ni ips M ——— . Mm expen “- es y sue % anulactures Salliufially ad- | a >= ent Diaces ce nday early 2528 = > a —ee, market: bie prog if Te Dre 4 ” : ~ ee ae _ APp : c ' : ee ee ers: repeas 7 eon Sftised eiectircal prod: cts ADDiy Room daily on the side selling . _ . = - » ‘ > ‘ . , ‘ ik s r-_ - er a N\ . a = ‘ ~ vis - = . \) oat 7 “ :" . = any = -~ a . “ me 4 ‘leet _ se = t . oN ~ mse ; ) " J > s* expetierced retail jadia 4. Horst Go. Box 1g i nada w tot . . — MI ‘ _—- 4-OCUSt— M) Odin. zx ¥-23. Posts — = tween 2 and. gastel. ddonday afternoon he. PacKage. the andy : 3 . ™ > : . _ i. a ~ : . “ ; . _— A” - = —_ » -\ a ; ’ Man for Sut-of-town store LGEN “ ve! Qu — — . co ae : » " pe aA «PE SMAN— RADpe|r! e -— " SALESMAN r $2 , . a DISTR Ik ™~y ee eee (c7) ; s .. - “ry here to y as ts ~.! > a - ~ — ; a ’ xs - _ as - : ‘ Tr . °*? , =... « . —s. — ge" 2 ®. . an —« Ores and jodters SQlary ake $400 mon: = citie - 2 pestmen for 2 | wri on lee om mij ‘arting Monday |! will muet Cent profs : tne - id 98100 ; ) — = ®; The Glaror? maré rite : t m Dut of , Married Dee: of referer es re =. A dsm Mart nh “Ai1nN@ Sinn) '@ar!. “ ; * : - a A _— ? " oe -- to. 3S ‘ a8 tC se .permen. ad se ‘es ni 4iam-E _ — tection a . ey, ¥ onderfui ) . the largeee and oldest fy ~ Se ae minntliieeres -_ ' a - . ™ - . . - er? ° : iu « 21 «a cuTe : . ’ _ iis. ~—_ oe ae = cate ' . “ - i ; . ; —= “ss a : — > - wr t cK DRIV ER—Experien. ad - - awe \ rare r vVar. whe} W AA . rs : by Ding re Aen 1 ite bd 4 ———— 3 > =n aud rs ~A SM * wae — me = ‘ oO randgs: . : -”s “a . = @ , ‘of .. aso ute . 2 over J100 z cent LAN Yor eo iat selling actua/l Sou. wack driver Asply by i * — —— | Ye . * of cigars. 3) Der we Auto ree - : - “a riarol?! Mig oy” =: "**., @tick selier $500 000 Girect. The biz fisid : ¥ ietter: give ref \ NTs meciatety f * wek . ave , ’ . - . s a ih —————#- €9.. Sioux Falia s QF f 5 Seid today is t and téiephone ni . Pte I the.m o . " ' , . ‘ SX be lses Wrise C*manr — : 4. aga. ee “se = See 5. Dak. — HOSLER “2. and e® h Laundry -4300 Finne, imbDer lio lie ner ons as 45 2- + *» A “es. A ° « Ne A a ~ > c -_ ~ ~ » © - : ad - a a - Rin Ty 7. SA! ESM iN For - ne = ‘ Te of the ~ - a hare ' . ave the real po v- ; . ~w + n ind . . . = : . ay ‘ 4Yertisinbe . ; ay Nystatin vreetee A. er 75 « “ ; + . - 3 - - =_ ‘ ~ : — “ ee - = ‘- Q¢ ses : Dan — J ‘eun Tar ’ = err ¥ two a** stan - a AMY 'TER—Senm 7 A — ser =; . et . 4 —_ Ney laters Srlecteay ~ AGEN — — ee | ~ \ a zh ——- « ine % — 4 svwEN — mn even ¥ ta shed. S0Gn te, ~ ——e bu Si neaes e3- = wear from h- ° who Make from S45 te av . fasB0O0G FuUDDer ‘Zs. cx . , . " & ree new e 2 Average Stik ye oo a laine id = Veet means =) ee OFeariy - sima!! _ “2Te the O tex if Ou a —— —_ ; | " } 4 rer i *'s> "h. = 7 ~ a . a e-yv “a > ~~ ~ Tore x — Ar a -_ . es men tie? & A ~3i 2 Post- - ss Tere handisin 5 are the wes AN ER 2 t~ Class one "tha " in AG . \ _ . — — ‘ +h he g —_ ® 5 *& Tae a.’ a > 4 _ aes a n ; .*a . } Oh ~ afr 7 en ‘i a : . - es r isTR ?. =. M ‘ \ ’ —ame eT Die Tea - } $500 te m4 a Geeslant mMarager wilt coach eS pere nced Yr tearing lourr ~ ' - prof i. a a aSrers, Ne ei Nanagers big Ser ; - aT " 2 ° ° _—— oe e ss a " —iCg .. torr . ~ te —a Afr ——F Louis terry whet rer wer ‘an — a & am vou wretii you “an do ° Sed curing «© ti a : —_ a. SN raet Susiness y sight arr hes ‘> : j ; . praninge , 442A NC lillies Th - . . Profi: foe ur" 2 trird over ten thouea Pon i a A re New York anect v2 > William iehts fre san e 2 2 — - TY west of lissises - ts king 2 America car c : . Pned st have neces” @ BEE Something sive ful! details nin paat 8) “speople If you md pe &R . j : Ex . Al IE ifula , 3 — me con! ty : ever seer Je - w -% —_ ow want « m™ T ann - : 2 . i . : ~ % + ‘ 7 , - a - . " ~...>pse ~s . e Bi G ‘ erriner tio bs Sit. io tee 4 first~! oe — an ® Mp s " ~ - age st Rechester Y 4 ————__ Ie Ia Pewee. Seguee na were you can have - OOR Ll 4 rye stea ¥ Dos noe ow ‘gg a om " ss. ad , ; 4 ” . Si ox = -” Ra en eee on ae im al . , yee a ‘ee entra . . S.ager gar Sz this = _— _——. (rand Radius, Mic vie Quine — . AN—Steady RO*!) Chon fer right Weea y SA .Ng “lion han : ta . red ou . _ : _ ~ x : ‘ x . 4 ‘ —+ 2 , a , . ree ae = ¥ A ane CANY an ‘. 4 J 2.5 — a “s « * tis re ‘oem * - fxO- — 2 . : a sal ; 3 ee «iY er j ; " rm . > 7 utaide work. Must be active So der roe ~S5 oO COMM | ss£ion &. _ 4 - ‘ - ‘ — J : _ > “88. e@Xperien ce aiso AVENTS— SAL Esw a ee and A mae ont ww — - pe RE gg me - -— Sn ee Gurtion of art . _ "T enes unineceims icie sells on es Bay F100 ver mo emia. Derfumes ang “OSMet ice nigh > EK ptr aniee : years Fe FTainbos f eta ns . Cae ‘Perienced Co oS N i3th vn ’ _ : = = or Tanizat “a one! -ay Members of eur; ™a 2 ivertising t) ‘\ AMER as Sox 4 OeRBar Rep : — - . : . . “So. Oo best ‘mw - sana fo peed “a ei Z.\2@ referer. a -*. ist Se s ° a — eee -. Of Bch ‘ree —— elee ee ee — = See} pred tele font Sond iliustrated cata.) gas. °™* ad Dothan tLe quunuine | _8 Box 0.15. Paes ‘ch. | SALESMEN— i. — pomm bili tin nite ness ten Bf the week before, hemleits last | SPecialtios: exciustvs ~- tub-No-More pettan ? MeUae: W _ ~: = = Seo Te. ¥ tre R To A te dined rr . a . ~ ” - ~ 7 = = , _ ~ — ~ - a i 4 4 . . we Wa en ... rive ? ae | . wever taree este none . : = ve Swi! . q * : ‘an. A “« your A\N—Mous ee fi Dero: 55408 : ° . £ a az - te . ~M _— - — _ i eT Wome a i = sor Sivlv Siva Derience ref are = Ro w foad i ‘s — ; 1 : - hal az rmnTve . ag —- , —n . ZT er « « " “ a .% OT ~ SONS «plac ex . oP» Spe ; » - 3 — - ~— » »” Tillin 2 4 Cat Arthur 4 . 1 ‘rh “> — . ~ . € 4 riers« aca acne — . . , vas ‘les We of: tin J +: ; ; ‘'’ ‘ : icliere MACHINE HAND - . : ; =e ‘erent - -" ~ TNs . & ~ aw — . me to . ~~ : _ = oi ur re ae o.. er men ™ oo et. ’ ‘pos . an ts eee ’ ~ an s . F 5 4a vat oo Vira. " rs por ~~ =k 4i> ‘ — —§ is -—— “ $ 47s — tn 4 = - = ~ RTT: ) - = ‘ ® 22. la llons Yith Bon ¢ ee. te De | rie you are loos. wen C8. Appiy | free ourtit of samen: Spal ' a week i nied Mcee i : Sive ref- | S@#LESMe Pars | ore 4, With an ambition te a | on Useting aii? Pairs . om ~ 4 » - “ . ; - “.°1OT to « ° og fis ‘ . : a2 Mrz ‘ . and = 6« : _ kt Oo ‘ 4 ; Y Ste = = “cceeg —_—. a. : Sm Miller : : ¥ "4G. fra weiun ~ an : make a} . = us " : ivwa ” fam remedio = _ - Scene. & : a hg ' , - ‘ Po fia i r° cess shea a : : =. ’ SA LSM AN TT = ” “3 =% (ene : : = ~ 195 on work on ALLEN "— Men Won en. take — pase > . ~ 7a: z a @ g& . ‘ a ty r Ody “> the ity pd eliver. collect wom-ten. SI & Brows o2 S Dusiness and : > mor 2: ; Se 2 Competition Sex W-j27 (9 15 minutes sales ze . vo #35 to $50 per r & 2400 Tunes Ricg — ~ = *° -i'epaetch “Sets | tate : v— ‘2S Station By : — ? 90} i elites —— we of Vs men Pur ER W——Epiendid oO ease ) = 2D. = — “. Scvertising and utility " Post. Digpatcn Box ¥ AGENTS —.Ts ke lern ¢ . . oie eS ; R aiesi 2\ad e SIRI : » 2 : ws can S4#tES AN AGER~— 1 . — . fra. 407 ie) ‘a ‘ : . _ ; . ' mes es is? Sta f - —7 ed adnotne and Man- = > West wiry hore ee to Cover Middle DIS . , , . ; . : oe. - " . » 5 Gu M ee “igs f -rere sar _—_— —. ' . : = . ’ ‘yj »*S ~ | +} Q ro ‘I cehk . eee t = mt com - 1 ‘uUrer’s ibe @iper apie (“noe - — Ge “we _* Ai >Re’ . - : ~ VtESiiiy P\’ Der ‘a sagen © Ae : y¢ os M ~~ ° as units dire > 2 ” £ent ~ v~y Le nsbiishment Sef Work in| Maisiev.} _— ; “ue Caily. Catalogue {re -—:- & _ : fe @neead i. ‘ : RA? OF Ma nutectur : me « nie RIC ANA JER ) . qi : ono " a . - o . bx ‘ very , Kohler Rome, 34 m2. at yr + ong _- ° 22d u . . Tie an > 7. —_ % ° c .. ts ? et rie? - ar rrretaeteen sia “29 = ‘Pet oe les mae -~ x. = 2>e¢ Tr les ‘tines and oF oo Year-oid tie {nsurance . a i AN—Celored © . : z , | | . —— a :, . _ - ——- 3 2. P-| nm USt cover enme . ,ing erd wr Phil en o® | all went - v) a | oar - : _ . : Pe j }- ran A /In. GRINH iw JOHNSON - % a> ; — i 7a , rr’ -2 w o& ¥ ve ; RE = 4 Ly " \ ~~. —— in Ms ory Preferred. thongh Ret en. | ‘nr . or ~ ‘A , ANT . ANV ASSE teh os: setraied Bock fre, 5S Pebee aeetreme emendous re. ‘ERY 2a Do . Lig3 Se Kingshic.. oe u: a'a Yet : . . : ece - ; . , - . - . . =r. . Led —~; ™ . 4 vail) - ——S le _- _ = _ war its? anid aac” Irfe x remain : . ~ ~ : a i™ bes sn) Sn a +8 ' unty anct ®.USurbds ‘ ; “a — ie e 7 . hus “"? = ' Peed ax “ean ral line af 5 ale te use t°pewriter : } must he AGENTS Men sm? w as " :. - P , " = ae . - + iefai's ~ Be orewee a 4507" a4 . ALESM N — Wr Mary Pee ro a °Ster Nales 3 “well : “Reis im: Srare ‘? Tou) a a — rls ‘ nva-« ; sai acy Ww £enrtieman of 2 : . — = AP - P | Dm, Creve Coeur 140. c3) | Connection worth Siemn cp tier @ erennee 1e-2et Ie 4 Furna wy y “Gee mL 7 ' . = .> ace eas R > 4 h;-*s e ~=t.I ve hi a . — ~ 7 “a i2 s - 5 i Jf ROC i { ~ \' * = - “= Lg : >?) Rodas hn’. - : . : e : ; - . : fro '?.¥ _ >. *) °° 5. ow ree we? r its N . ae Eo ™, - . ar : - ad A? —Neat a&POraAri ae in ten ise “> au 8 ie . Tle 1 : = = i i 2 “ MRIR fist by - ow Office ~ ee e oo Start ~ on 4 wttte ZVod — - "3 eh - s ad a. 2~ Mier ar - ~ “SFC a et . Perma ene Werk a en ng $- >») 2ach. Sei! f-nom one to — a a eeeettintere es. unt v for Drag t ber Se. wir 2 on AGE PG T nf er we wr NAT e “ ‘a i« © . — = , - , ~~ ess © - ® Pian ? . _ “ = > } . Sed dgerhone sumser. “s,. °° melon Undry Sebiets: amazing prea, o-Rousp job. so competition. ewer \ wt Wing a " aderful opportunity to nar ane miy $57 "Ha + ne etatis Tex, “Beedeline Co. Deo: 14] par | D8. Courthouse everywhere PERTNERS A - : ‘* r . y 8A ™= =: r _ _ — —_ . ‘5 . re ° . . . 4A FS “ WwW ; _> ve all —="fas 4 / Str + ow * wd AS + }: ’ iTge Q . —s i ~ ' a’ ta B - —-. . " ; ~ "Ale wr« aq 42m om t *raoe of a= » &@ — ~. ae tec ~ . . ee ant rf '. 2 aoe ee , an ‘ ——. ? ox tT ' =" '™~ 4 ™ ™ . = eee — . = a2 Bi. ee . on = - srk : : . *? 3 - ss ee octane ™ P 3a ~ et 4 .* i. +? — i UNY AEN ain . ere . f . We 7 = I — 2 . ~ a Reb 4 ine _* ? " . wi i s oa ie Oren far “9Q — eR ow © Ma * an who wii . ; ier sg — 3 ast growing Oder | fr: -_" - « e Tena ¢ appearing 2 a ‘7 . ~~ — es = Dr [3 a : . isarc “ 4 ~ . " A — \ - — —— « > 2» "TT | a rs 4 #7041 43 2 . * 4 — vi 4 . r a. , ears of > w Rx won = TIe@N m . + and employ two or - * | . . —_ : *d wis ~~ 4 WMilect ing work — 1 ey Ds —— ” 7. . , 4 ‘dr “ss Ra 3 , L Dr lal _) } 3? i) : “Na cn~, i. o " + = > r er pes atari, _ - a ~ , : 4D = Mf .""? 4 ‘ j referen es * eee: ’ an = irish “ Ts inder ArT 3 **# «~% 4. wre ae -- a ames — = on Ao ; a A : 3 4 a Ron Take « oe -Oo Thure 32°33 Vv . torte R : AS » . monte, Fr : > - : n= he y+ " We —. * ‘ . an - . ._ = be - ~~ ’ ——— er eu = ‘Mah he trade am me ? : ~ - Ne ¥ en i : s ¥PThi > ads for a. _ yOu want te J 7 pl, Pra Hor Ww-35! te, ed . we “* . + ea. 2 at , oo ‘a eo me - ‘iU 24 ~~ a on OD] gree 7 every ‘ a - ¥ /- i oe a, . J8 — Vv a Be a er > ~ re Th far ~ m \ : ; == 4 a tt 7 ; , — : ~ » : t *%\ ; = na , — + 4 6 : . = :”- 2 - > 7 — — . « wq . ago. os s “ my vou Bw - Wek a . , } 2 a 4 ~ y“ £@r& >. ; au « “ — ~~ a 4% . a4 is *. "« ‘ . . 4 ‘ 4A _ 4 A 13 dees ~ «ft aa” ye Tre pm . ol a eran 2 Diels 4y pf sr . ; Nit ket r Se Beart ¥ . Popuiat: . “ir ‘ “ ae errors re.4 . te 4 ~ a om ee 7: eels én m . ~ : » ‘ an . = — Sar net ani , a -~ ~ A. : ~* ; 33 T >> ~ m al: => | bad mT! ors ¥ asia’ ~ tar a,” >t & =. - 7° ower % 4 . ‘2 1 ‘a " = > > , ~\ 7 ce = x at ‘Zz i . z ‘ . 6 - == a ba ‘ 2 ~ z ‘ ~| 25 - lh ‘ «iia ‘ 2NTS 7 oe 2 a = te Ost i . fea 7» cerry) neue « we Aa Powt- Due . re . ..% - . ™ ~ ~ ..@ - _ ~—— path z Vale . _ ~ : “ar *+* bd — * ee evaren: y Sitg 2 Mm! ss on We dali ve ‘ -s a - wv pre : “a a . re =. e* . , a ‘4) re . oa WAS MEN 2. ‘“ gape ee ed Dy « wo Use umber ~ “ald. ip 5 BP) wh —tablished unde - > » tie iw) b a . a5 . — Mi a a Sa = ae ~ = ~ oo t Te ’ ~ ~~ ~ - a. if? wr : &. _ soe ” * ay ; le ar . — m , . ; » | > aoe ad required 2? os . - ~ De car 4 . . * = Cc = ‘ i - a... ‘ ~ ; 4 . = on . ’ wher “1, = . S33 . , agn a ten en be : 3 o a . One " “s Do Fis r . « m P A Twa De : * Dis etna. »~) VL ™ G MEN A EWre I yore : . = ~ 7 aT? prs. - - t ‘ +; -_ ~ —— ° ras 5 " > — ac °F 4 . ~oe - e ~~ ‘1.52. ae on « ? Le) Wr a “c-, aS oo . . e ; ° > . > = ~ ee ‘ = ~ rs " -_ - ot 7 — aa, CL OUR APPLIaNcC . + SALESMEN W eek ; \ aS MEN—Ou — ° (MBE. Dp: Missourt and — —_______ * Mar. St. Lowis Mo sg , ae nim emt ION Witt NECESS)?. e mishing everything: men and « s 2 Mew rotler ecreens . tay ~~ Sumiestess ceXiy salary = S200 weekly senting "Mak! ter ale ADply only by let. SALES MANAGE i? -¥ fas oy S¥GIr shop 7 nm - ~~ °*” ' ; ~ ‘ ' : ; . _— x a! . - ‘ P lite . - . Ps a. + » —— 3 a ~e . es . Z A rEwWw G D + eee, AT 4 5 i's) = ~a ¥ 7. Ta ” . ; : a an” , ne a8 " ‘ — ac_Vv2 ‘eo - = : - > ay af 3 o a na = _“ Al « och a0 om ap | an -t.. ees >. as expe: enced tf w~— : OVP tem ne ~a Ss © . ~d New “we« » a — a . —_ — 4. exrrese mee : »™ Pipcture eee 2 - = ot. eo if ever ~—*~--2S MANAGBPpa ove aa a | tral prod tha OPPORTTL NITY TH DEVELOP ° cma ™@) applving mora / i : = = o = - ~ _— : a — . 5 =~ ts " ; ae ne sane an‘ a ©Sunty wr Pusy $420N ruse re ~ Bs - Pst -clhiee, Se RGANIZATION THAT Pret > , 4 $s * : R, s ray Ff $. s .. ; ae . . ng : Me — 4 «- . : - s0™e « ants » i sone we 2 "z - are ms ta a. ° se . - eee t. te — = per Manenr. exe! y- fiden: that yeu pean ing. . . uly pa lor Y IMITED oF .9 dally easy; exmerience AGENTS. « | on me or ns “ “9 eh-| speciaities ashes or ‘tory to responsible ex ~ we = 385 p ‘ PRPORT : wi Iw oe Se — se ~ ‘ . ASO . ‘it . . — Sa *SiTier eho: é - » Dertenced + 5) ae. rou “a E . ; os EMUNERATION +4 @4 ~~ = Ores e &- * “ear"' oy ' 4 : : "eo @ ONS ile ry = ; ~440 ai Oe You S Few = ~ a aa- - : io [EN rr w er x > ANI srr er {omowma r | w 4 eile VV s. ‘ 4) "850 Washing: ~! nat : : —wMw ’ _. » ~ 4 at on » ASR , “ewe Tesh ¢ - = a : ™ - 4 —_ " . a \ “« = on ® . : 2 ne . orn torv = ver - Gnemeetiie a wn a7 - 7 anu acturer APPLY ME BERENCES RE. AGEN .— | a. derre rts ere or = a « . _ ™ - : : . . — - “tn . 4 a - : he awd od i ee } > on r inv os a a ze ‘ , . ; : ’ 7s te *40) QS a . - ered an] = : n re Sieoe On ra : on band - —NN AN lo evervaody ; 4 " _ — rticie@ noe , ' 7 : - = — _ 2° . - - & > tS - \ - a4 3 TLV » — . inten }: ~ '8De ich : : vod: an! ™ uy : : ‘ated .- ° ar ‘ SM = : —s Lu AU.£5MENWUY — ———— ‘Rr ws ne AND SNS MAY 19TH No Ompetition: over 100000 get. Bodice nent | ; : ae | dal CG ~ " a ; . " = > ite nti ~_ goals : lz os — iene os : ” - o , : - riven . pay . 9s " : "ea ; 4 Ww. ectric Light and SES et W Monree. Chirage Frankiin ag “‘w,,,! a tS34 . ei! comere aed com- 8 basta: all or part time: sop mie | andthe a, 54082 for 2 Sgt week | QoS %COg fom the ofnee “PL s wortn |, 904 established te + iin we = , - “ : - aa — eens a iz = a on » ‘ ’ use items ' an 4559 ~ - : Tr = - S. : mM le te er “Seck «= , er; > s » ¢ 1 ——— . “ * ~s , "FF Ve ‘ — Ower Co.. 3 1S } + b St 4 ae — a ‘1 rr, omie fuse g ©}. at with Nw. wD. . a. ‘ , = ; 47 liare ~ 4 ~— “ Ire Man for r rr fe 4 pe rienced harvest “Tor Bar ad. ‘a tr = - ~ # la sverpiay: elminates all teeties st = 34 Fra , _ : : : : . “MiRt and Varnis Li¢ - ossitlities we ofpes ese are the =r tote ae State pref ; om -Diepesccn, @@ capa Annee ee —~ : ” P™®oara D is @"raor - - rs ee = .* . ‘ —& 7 5 = 4 : 32 is “) : = . , Ma. . = 2s 4 'T ~~ he = ¥ S 0 al T> aes —_ Man Wita record, Live 5 —— =. Sterh _" - da!! eh arry orcs $15 . . - . . "a " =a fA ai? a . onest DUrDose and with 3 SER + - oo +e at? _eTes: 4 oft Buffao . « od ‘ ee EO—MEN Melure B = «CB eipiny. | bg =. i? : > req “¢ and dress trimn vere? | gat pa Peet-Dia, — Detition. sinal advercigtn | , : RVES . ' “aneee- ’ > = “a ~ ~ . 7” as * — “as 4 ; r a 4 ve ‘ vh ~! a 4 > eet ae = Li azo . —_ % a * : = \ q -_ : ; - . - trace _— . «3 - , east « ~~ ea FN — is —_ ‘© 4 me or zm ca Ths. mer han ~ — tg HA * Pe! I H A | f 0, 615 ; + IM Gnity f a v iM : * . al rs r) . ’ . 6 r : * r . . " ‘ s-/ nr . - . :8 Ae ”_ ’ - . a? ow ne 7 hs °F . = > ~ ° ~ s, . = 'g~ : = re tn ~ PPO e aes Te Represent a eal set! rhe rien o— ‘UTTigh - ae ame si Sate e€periern.« = Pn 2 La Seiling Pa» a ¥ s'tPec . Ser'y ‘ake on firs: gn: Write street. " ates mae Wra —One of . a . ’ 2x oe - > _— a. 2 ‘ = » « er " 2 a iz . ~ a 4ti.s — * 4 4: a ‘athe a ciore. Patt, : , : : . . on a om - yo . che . > . . —— es — — Onn. ers re a _—o. Sik “4ry oer r — , M : . . - ; \ 7 . S.500% Sctident and “het. Se. .ia ~ 0 ee Ser EXPERIEN: EF “7 : SBI On r , . ~ TT — > Yeu oe . 2:58 po ¥ SS o.f) \ DAY E +s 2 > - : = . a 7 flew INET ED tens ' : Part tins Inter P . . “UZ . . — = 4.7 — - . v4 . AST ' el es we 7 ' . ; iva interna tx 7. . : : 5 . ' Ss 77 >. = . : _ ~{ - > BAS Y oo oe - . : - atin On) Cy sonal Mills. Norristown Pa (oan . ns “le $4 » @ . Ro= «t.e4." aoc vunusug 00. ; Se “ume. $59 x oretics - . A year sary. NO Capital requ red pce neces To represent ene of the ‘oultry we ‘ade iph ia. P " AGENTS . ~- : “ it : ~ — , . + S> — oaks .~ ; Awe, . S? te A “ — of a oe Zs UA lan angen } Wed —_ ae {ule * atart you 2p0liance — a Ts a = . + : on is ~,@®nu ne Fe nd leaf - ers me hee Tex: = MV . ~ ~ MM . = ~ — -_ - - A ‘ ~~s a - P - r aoe . Ur wn aw acre sax ry us ness Ex a s0 rare Manufacturers w ee an70 = ono ye ‘mg Pur iran aT od an Trea Ou . _ ene 4 - iS ~ - ro _— = ; i 4 : we w~* . ‘arm soe zt ™ e = “ use ve “ ode = : ; ha i. 2 é oe windows ? — * — . . SO Nie ™ ou i) z \ ‘ -_ = 4 a ‘ . : , —_ ota ‘ ~ re iMexre aT e Reece =: » SI? Tenes . = eed. never tar a” large prof — _ n m. r ios ft 4 ‘ Monday rm ree amo “y ~—wath See >A. ES YW wp as —— wd 39 —— es —Nt ay CDicag» mapas Thee &t- Betton and ol bs a Wee —~— Lady te -f me .@ Re FF : . = . =~ - al ot ; = che ee a aed 1 mer 2 Core ee er, “Zeer monew " “IIT. = nh eee ition , a i .-¢@ “ss ned a ki a “We ae Metall L#tier 495 = Peis . / ee Syn —~ 7 : ‘rigie +e ie “ rt ider-K och Beonas« Cloen ss z SAL-DEBRT sER ice SALESWa - pos ons offer und ae maa: “or Young mean Box W : tablets im os ike ; — . : » £ ‘ - ‘= _ e = - . Sten _ y no Soi kx ( ? - '* take ow > . : . t: free eam ’ “Get our = tun:? 3 wiar az « sting accenne in °r territeries te a De i ee a. > 2a a2 . e ~ a, ~~» . . s » 3 . ~ é wow e . : € wr Tracts on Vv . os act - Gotier Ind “. articles erfumes and - a : . . ss “We. . zs _ ’ A” — . =. oe = as ~ “ - : "'s re :* eer = . am : ~ . ea Zz. and *pe ré’ “3 ike a : ee A. - orn 'rermren 4 ; 7] Pauly? Z Cc ; 2 " ‘ SA ._* SM. . ’ . . 3 - a Os a; om - —— £ i age on ool “ , . rq . ng sev era heen. : Sse at ads igh mega for ex — S8iee: write as wire 3 = Stree: rU-.. * _%S-e8 uahager TT: - — — Doge C@s for ; ain fated fire — ans a? Ce Righ- i Es _ 2 " : 14D 5D oe) Ee o — Madi Lt) . r . City ood 8 Popular Ser, lL ecuer a e hay f+ ° Pk fr , lis J Ter '« ah M. _ Reaty Co LGOs Boa: 2 a: x. re . i> A idtreogs ooh ae nf Deointe and « aoe UGeefulre Pome mag7 al 3 ~ i, r~ ntrodvuei og National ~~ = ~ . —-- a : oThes. Te : ‘ develo - romfie: give iri nietn oe inting ating ind Bigg sale ‘2: new ‘ ll. Box 274 ax rp 5 SA LEI ee ; ment eee 2 a Roeston. Mass $: . a ' % AN oN ances | Sfmte time carried , —S SALESMAXN—7,, . = == Siouses manager Whil 78 ofber Perks Ka . , , . - _— -——f or hewuee ered is . y +. wfrltory “yg ~—S*@ Mies “Dresentar 1 eae S27 dozen ~s « li@ "ar _ Ler pea ~ oon ¥ ig Devottr « ; t % ’ = _— - ° . ~ —— => a w “ors - ~ ~— 7 , “ a2 5 im bel « 4 - 7 ty? > 7 Bk in. Sr Louis Mo le ¢ - 4 =n _ “A men — = ‘ - = . PF a she . Rin . O24 . - ou)! *.@a ~ a ll + . 33 7 4 et eo t-a ery " r is ' ~w » Deee '.S - ae | fm ow'ng ™ae — ~ Man “a tn will he ahle to earn a ‘ . = ee -_ : Z “ «A ar. | ~® aoa , _ ooo “Pe _ : : . - = 4 = V 4 + me. ~ — — _ » ~ — e — . S , al re Ss = 2 . rr? . a " i Thorns ar OP. e+ : ” - ~ Srand lew tae — Sn . . 2 . Me “4 . _ = ™ : , — a a r .orn- = ‘ e “: 4. ™'a ay ipines . ; om? rr a > . “ore and . ’ peace. ae om petit ion ‘ta — i i Wi r « - ~ > : : r = : Ging pe pay 37000 ? 9 . : : Sa ine : egue " . : . “* » = a = = \ . - fe ™~ hat Nes Tou re " . . _a™ A : n ; = os : . - - _— a es = sore onsen Tez Pl « ’ tw - e's the _* ify Venti on ie fTanbers - ” o Te Ww a. Y "1.8 " - . . — at a T4° De ~ " , ~5 ss i Des Les iz . . - $56 N“ _ ie s4 -SWww a aMmers Bidg. Dar‘; 4 - = ve ¢ nee > y- = . = wets + - : - °s “ts o - . -S" ——— : : rm | Tia o -? on - —— a ¥ Se. G15] Otive oe ~y me § . rf or ~ . 2 A- 3G. P .] - am es ‘ans = “aieman SALESMEN—4f you are — - DPEr un _ ter . Sfere spiendia SPEC > os ~~" . -% + Ny . rte ~ [nea » _ om = ~ +, “ ~ \ * _ _— " . és wrex y as si tee. linge to = ——— - Lay seal oT ere i ae am | or ofr ng ¥ yoy «x ~ée ‘ é IALTY MN | “44 *s : ’ ~ : . ae — ; rT} “ a 4 as ores) : = = 7 x "le , e wanie - 4 i] + re 7 a i ; Aira _& “ i 2 . ’ . : = 5 7. i ~ x , . : ~ ” = fac rer bor ee a | Ned : ace for sa and -mN ; el Mines... $75 : . ah " .- rr ; ary CBT e “nt side Wwe offer Yeu he tt “™™mpie A NTs ew Goat... --- bn ? 7 . “ 2 Amines rn . £0 2% - all : Ps - Bos j.2% © b Ae » ed Forg ° mee oS Sates, we bay > a KE adjoin 7 nae JOOUG.a> Tieed num ere | Tiers “ & ance & di t ™ Pourn ny Chant : . ond _ neal ‘er On. i ror x Tre ’ 7 4 : on . A = § ~ ~ = : an - snd enctin . ; Bs oe) . te ee on nu ~OetT. EP Legs nm ™ use _ Vs 2) 8 ’ a. ool epee In ven: . iw = - - “ z 7 ~— a*rs - " ; Tr sia! . ve wns " 4 - and cA rages a” 2 te . a pie free “ , : “ ner aon «a . * *-« . — - bt chee . = Fhe —_ Ra x. = +, on e° rm. . sei) land - . . - 7 4.33 rm 4 “Ss an and nes . hw Sar) ¢) vive ~w nes . , a a.iers meme of vour oun , “a ~_ a > ' . : a 4 " . . se8s on ha > “3 aa a a rteteemmmeees . ‘+ - ue good de ‘= > © De ut wily . AGENTS... =e ° - ' , VV ‘ . > 2% : ar 2 > ” =.°s } en uaa “A = are & Su —tne-. “ee ' a rae ‘noe . —- — “ref” + ° ; = : : o Gest. 49 ‘ew. attractive pian ; ' " vi : ss “ity "arere Sve i337 Adame. Chicag ——_ 7A LESM «AN—New fork mas.al———— — SOSTERY “i. ..As M = _W rite SATHRICK @& : “AL ESMAN— >, —_ ———— Bieeery. dravery and to acturer of SA RETAIL STORE ACH. ©O.. Etthart, tnd. if 3] 5 7 a eeeneteemees, oar j ~ens _—— > rry ‘ " ¢ ~ ; N“ . 4 t. ne - ot um r : ’ . — ' ot ™ . : ' > . - ‘ . _* r - ’ - '4 . > aS ? . — . z= = ee efi. _ . - ’ | oFnNe and . - — ¥: > N—. vy se a + : Imding tee-i- men ~ out ™Oas dese me “este. 7D to ‘ompan 2s A>. Shed SU Ce weft = uo -— 8 " —* . . - 2 ‘ a . . ‘es 7 " - ™— nr ™ 2 . nore tong aa ne Ran wth - : . >i ~—~ay - ~—_ : a Loewe “a al Pan: . at - i ‘ a : “a . SITLIT: | Sere, - " a . _ - = _ . VERO tar | "> sa ly Division "8 ” NU Ceertes fr , wa " t > | 31°44 dam Sion, Centra!) a er las ~ =" . Sree. Fe ee = ~ deen, Pie cesat iz: ¥ Piling heal SALESVAN Candy ane rn -_ , ~ aii ace rer : aii Mant fa. ——_ —— an . " ‘ a : . : . ; 's " —_ : : ae } ee - AY > LN T's N. 334 «.. PR, ery an Ati te = + a ae , ® ; : & ° — + > 7 — ene ‘TS oope ; — ——: ae . wt SASS: State age * kD ote 3 — be high -frade . able ; me ‘Sete tee er ar —— : _ 7k wt Th TPH ee ' sew ‘ur 2 . . @ign et ror » aie | ard ah . 'y 7 3 ie . ~ . . 7 ; : ™ =? t- ne Pe. . . , : . ? m4 . line - . > tab Pade . ine . cm? fe main ° . . iinet — ' : “gr sperrts sells on sight: sc. “SY. plus *IDenses and ben x. food we wesk entice a 2 earn 975 oar more iy a “- we x 3 momy recon. 2) . ~s a4-~> - eb wr ir sh ° - mg eT ences, r TOT WONT at eed at . “y - RN. ) hs es arein ity et = _— . ~~ =, - 2a . neh ns " _ r Se- , - ® derice ood on Seaimen » Bank Bidg e. i986 oy co $~ An. é tL - It E SPE : a ee 7 7 a ~ bd mw = “ ~~ § _ ~ = _ al | -_ zae~ -- . >. a0 , a Pet Ber : Ss . on a “ir 64 Sfmtier iu ‘ ‘= ere... ‘er oniy. gir: s- - hone _ oan aan- es Dm @.« " aT’ « ; — oe ~ ‘\.4a/~_ = . ~ ee P | he Tk tmen - i ~ ~~ > ahh in) ene ’ P ] ‘a $i BO © ERE oniw er Cire wa. pare - willing ef’) * = = > cae . PME “ere *¢ > ee Sve: ery ~_ — i” > “t Petar? ——y : * a s \_ES ME ty “oe a a oie Tha acer 497190 J Berk - emir e ») ™~erPr our ar b : " a ‘Ce © “@ > re ~~ . ’ *! : 3 e »* 5 J + > —d arma eet oe — : "ar ’ Oe: Fas te ec Merny ae ¢ “e) * - — sad PPD re sen: si. 2 . ———— ee of w - Ore Strady Pee fee or hers an SOF: Write toads “ = e939 “e O24 referer ®SP. ex bob!’ lange oh wewurt Our saies pro ole ani ast @ + = “S52T@ for Se ee ‘Sanur bea 5) “ = W rice thn oe tion Theme » m ' RAE re . . _ — Ge Loe r . gee — 2 28 ene fu nd Of ian: — amiss > Mornes +4. AL x BBi! in ee) ct ee -_ e%e ee - -J rm Fi > vw * aZreue: > Ay *y " and ™~ Sa r E824 Broate, ** Prt at Ime ¢ . TAS ane > : ~ os .ak a> sas : > rs a. gn 428 > Al ES Vi ofp deer . : # imi. . Away ; EP ey ; —" LS WE NW Snes eee ee EF . on > . ane iw Sern. “ee rg te true a’ anery el ty 8 a A a al EN . e ~ - 9 e —~e CaDliu hed . _ Cas “ine for « ¢ aced salesmen sale! “ent stores ww ee ‘Me depart. 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SUND _ MAY 18, Ane. 7 ™ MAN —Neat a N AN WANT ED —— = ™ large | ppearing; ove PARTN, ocal concer over : 25; ° for PART opportunity f n Thi or PA estab oF une is is RTNE lish himself who wishe an noene. * ae tion in a 8 to | & exc Olecrs, mane er "or . Cc good Bt ha on 3 ome wel pay enogr nge: 8. j age in io and ready fo | recomm i — Hox Oaba” ican adjustments ar estat ELp Mueller Mond a work. Se ended | | PA \RTNER W 2 ppreterred rtd publinn™ buy: GIRI wT D 11:00, ay mor e M @ger: Wtd. Nspatch, manage oft _ Bu For —WO ne Domestic ning, 9:00 r. | $1399. Che. —You Be Office, | Gin7— Bee 2" EN. G = D L ox Pine S Elect t | Office are time OUPs, Man, . RL—c, ne Ca packiae IRLS “ ae ME lA} N al ~“Bvervone | 100. 20., 22 | reference the e company; n; assist aan. | 5: 8081_Watern vo OE aA be 16. | H LP WTD ——: to AN -~MEXT veryone Bu = ost Dispate! ~eatte to ri rapid ade eet RL ee ung: aac h. OUSEKE = —WO ; : sal HAT Bome part of eur } y S E ve ery i i ARTN ER ch. ication. & = man: ilace GI R =. 205 =e fob = ; r - 20. }’ ost FT ER—Fo MEN it esinan f 0. Wa root! re ders for complete ine: You ca ay aaa a .. td. —Sol ox WwW. fixe Ry Fine, Gages 100 SEKEE) Vispat« gl country. Bo. w | HE pe : ry; must val Stablj ate fistitutio oils, AS avec can take or- | sive larger me raaomk id. substantial GIRL onal cashier. a f Envelope =F home thee —~Light jh, j Box W. iP WTD.— ; od ish pom, eared and radie ae | — rinmer who ine es much” ‘amu | = ity. aenk 319 Bros, SEKEEPRRO house iP. 3. x = ight: avec ed tate far 'e ¢ ing + hy set ment ae" Who inves. ) ia) | owe ¢ than liddis [LN fluor, 1 Oitve. | = Doipn fe '* revolts -| HOT- —— —! 212 the ibilitiee 2 eer —-Supdry te: Jo ith lhomee. | = U4 0. Wages aeee tal, URSES. 1508 V SA av. pa D of selling A: te) WATER FOR sESMA SAL a "| _ aa mate. 323 MmAchte | WASH *. Oth town with ca n to rig Lib- ate age DEL: fice, -| _ of —Exe 7 I housework, Bai IUSEKEE , child: state age of ct o| 1100r, aresse ienced good feb sporienoee es ening. | IN mate. 124 } profits bi [NER—Sraso NG MACHINE - r prefe gnt part? , : | ASSIST __ Box w+ w Sth | be ane” rienced in ~ work ” Own; .¢ PER—F 7% Herman of chia F ORE s. A | Starr Dropositien ne need dr “DIAN Market. @: eenen eat, ee | t0r ACHINE Union uired rred. R y. Ma cle AN te —¥- 41 ork in ey (hig accurate. ha\ In 213; xberien ountry or pri —— iia. | CO ST pply 6t ene Foch ation § lished ese 3 and Readwae oo ee well fast) y ry. Sidne Clone : efere: 1 | D rk: ss OK -_Post-I evenin GIRL ee: Sl ©, good davees naman 10s ce and woman pre ee to 162 CITY h | PAvbsLA — NAspatc gs. 8—Exneri, 19 & d hand | ing e i? _ Post-I Wag S Seefes” SHip’ iw M dry AD. ent & part y: ver VALIL ection. 1444 3 TZ L ° will eee ’ SUP re- bi! 80m f ] ER ch. chine, ef 8. 14 a writ nvel.' HOUSE spa €s ex pao i sultry ‘RT ashi F G ry « 7 Co.. 32 7 a ow MEP , CHA . 1963 Ss. Steel EAD Satiafas : as — | ba ERT 6 bu on 4st o and f w ts. rience ‘ iting IUSEKE tch pect d pa J G ke lingt Fe man ps Te sak NW pply r rent; ikhs— - se kena, in ” P P tor rd a Sis rec OR H | _¥-31 sinese «.* 2 Per Ng a FL N. Plories\;. © ed on and les & Ge rtu anitar order to-ho } ell Bus ption. it yr BEDs | ROPE aa73° requ that c ure ce 4 TY s Bld refere amily: OUsew floor Call a e for say wr iring \—E -—- Cle very nity f ¥ rubt s for use IRIs 7 421 Bas foot B : for ¢ remer vou « ome Com CU zg. neces no work: o Pa vil or wel gona, 15 home no al iting, COgce Saperie wR tts ery libe, or erg our ¢ can- ; H MO Yai ipment be 1 LB h itz ; an up . 0 pete ’ Gil ; laun or (COdK le 1» eet, 5 ane th OD Jer ex Stati: rn nced ee Bld a Sit oods omp a Oss— . rR ‘12 % - these opportunities tt coe fore | : M ante: | tion: $268 te fo 'Y CULTURT U RISTS ona RL— ee Arsenal’ $1 eae ans ~ HOUSE = Louis Pun ne an wanes ls STE Nouns Sates oxperion ‘'y in 7... man. AL a. Hrondway want Sarnest wor op- Ire ee fresh. Th cases. 50 ca (cbp) in mouse pal LOOK Ari leo + ; ime side oup sem consia. . 3 en of e wen. 26'to $50 eat acial | —s0er Di. Forest jo =e week; washi{ OMAN —Geners “Hi ee a 3RAPH neces. Box’ ys; ane Ouse OME and Markee” 2 orker:; m vVIPE—S§ per case. 20. ‘gingerale | a colere eal high : _ ; » Elvin “rite f 7 o, t are netd. : work for courare, © m ; hee trained. 00 gua ae and sc | GIF , st 1212 DSLairs — To) 1446) Nk; gO “Gener ards- }. ©% rene ER— Alien | it misc llaneo inks, = 0S apt pe este; gua only “Fee : ine) be Ser. od vily jwanizat ¥ tan tr success nerzy , app opera ranteed. stead alp | tL — oO wor —— win ory er, cemen -_ 00d cha : ( “A Lligmhe ral ie se) oO orning a en 'TYPL sDateh ’ alarv muse erred arama $1 8 a. ope us o - seif.« E r— Mo E -ato tl cent prod g ac YY. wil S work t for ood hand rge | « at any 7 est »y ~~ hou _ (ey | No; ing; go , ng iploy- PIST. , $60 t be +, a E N. ¥y Mon f earn A sharpe i 2.1 n hie re-prof! ag val sa ity, uct is count | be Post bis one w ji 31RL—G 7398 ages seWork. x Liege erin nJesion 3719 a c LE Rox Yaoe | ™ ED perien _~ P fey! work woman Cab . : Al” = S—V h — “Mona es ‘Ar TRE P ng. gi Sary r « whe reply irtm™ Ta ner ant t e. 7 2+ $3. p uum, $i ° ‘Baby | Pants $: ce : {i new ail da n off ip ced. aper ‘ G0: DS. and ca n, gy we any | DRY ite ; ay VW - S3—4 6. Post. ly ving p : an- | 4@Od a re last in ow to on it posit! v0 ‘LAWN & 2A I” olishing 8: fieo the pl 48 e mnt to 40 ee made B ; Miss APE e re of assist wiih i fo) none HELP. 339" AITRE $35 Tahoe snatch articu- ake. Be of Rn Bene © com on} dit MOW nion lathe, ec] ven - $2.98 r 20 up Mon in ottlin Jissourl R B +E N ’ x-;* IRL two With how dry other PLE Arsen e cSS—For pelma ot O-2 ow e iwritine se ition, ERS— $6: \ eet - b . $3. Lin. ie) Marina } to 9 day Darsen g >} url f Ox E R Ww h. Childre house. | ary. 4701 need a xperie * ae rsou. or re Ls $10 fe) ae an. 10. _P mployed. ing st | will cheap: 50 us 3 ' Whe ayv.. uw clothes 3idg. PrP. m. Ong and P | ant B erso? CO. A a Worl ite. os ‘ ee rn. Gr LAL Ri AL | Deim aDply. nced ; Ww A Staura week ost. yf ref at- {| ec exchan we ha ied, in rernetetaaea ' D RO ear (hh es. , : . 20 f App as GIR ay. | Supe ced: fo rst-class. Janchroor - Plea N POs ent Co. ces Pi cheap. G Kx. in By - app Die EG ‘ jalty. 44 to h e plomeor’ world se largest or W on five n ’ Cui _ mist aced. fo Co hy GIR - rm ; wd fl. n ‘ng: 2% ad and a ly 2222 Ww. J 6024 8: a6 Set. fe) | Se rintenden r short h thoroug! mt. two ee. enj ITION FOR FoLTR Box ‘MAN seneral fr con hee Me CA ; 49 Arce, . oe, — eye hos! : @irec lling a and ald & H. Ww ien CO ».. 7th é accur > Seat. (c) one —. wy orth aite ae MAID— 1 24A Wash aturda ‘ruggs-V ts offi our wor ghiy ex., ™os © three sp avle. R THAG NTELORea ond wy g. Co.. on; dell” tar ES—Se.. havea m a ery - . t. Th Ctua!l est f alker, j LLAR aM i C ate. N era! off " for hite 120 eo. Ws { are Irgto Yor Ww HI anderv 4 fice, K. 4 ‘ | 4 t any time di@ntr ACHERS = Ww ashi ed and 1aU1 FU “eee 614. i ondhan ‘G o the real hoe ompan| 4 field, a e biz fj househ } rm in Lat “ GIR L- ass ation fic - wt Fo Cook} ing - mm ust + to e ise cana, . & ere ave twent ve the - is the - 58) tiec aaee'rN ME 108 experig need. re io? - LE iD e 7 e f¢ Yr ie me ed MM. A i] rest SRT K rood W HI’ r e. _ 5: 33. gener = oe an! Cc Oo. past rite f aiwo ered ¢t tha Terms, OUN tear a Ta ; GA te thatht de De! —~B evo ndhand S| | @ - St ork er iene a UDStai panne — 10. n= Wage E « tN ral ! teach ully rk during teac! niM Bos D—Se!]. RAG ~~... Ome, Can fil ar ape a ee | Peek. who mak y-(WoO ass 261 prosceiticl nce TE R roadw Standar ater 14700 = “aire to a or general 5327 Persh- | Caba 3IRi.—@mall ¢, ottingh ousew closes ing e givin ing the su. | ETAI a Y-226. trade = bu BE Witd.- har 1590, comm \ the bin. o2 to ty gp istant positios bright.’ wince OPERA PY: 4 | Ow faundry or weneral ne read tee eral houseworl | wera mall f — ork: | Bide. Kanes "perience ase Saunt | reane ASH PIT—G. . Post-Dis. ** lea — Priv isaion nil. know ' SsSicta ou a 1 S45 man ! Pos willl acy TOR an Ul Ri eld : 118 eral enemas 1d, kK irk erene oOusew a be pl. J. E amily: i Ka Meck @ and uca ti neasee T ae. ie. Ro porta ate pe “ hird basi« Dra t nt m re the ¥v to agers ISt-Dis NZ a esser - E —-E 3 8 Gr house. . “A wen ae ae ork, __fe)) WOR -bert, 200d *.._ Kansas cit sride dat on, , Mil av. G jood a KN Box W202." ils ment no WW . White i Lau ladies" - ©) body uc hid. se ,N— = house: c les m NT W | eoasw new. 3- eli | NEWsP Eee : rn i) tY Just onenaa . future, Shere’ eo eee progre oo K— Ferg Apply a .| day. 4e10 5 ashing ‘le: general h : MII L. indy. 4; a lothes ironer ady ——aMiddienassa work. Appiv eg8.cersernne OME Lat or at a S-horsepower, wen pric PAPERS — - le, Seine; rh opened | a, you ¢ a per S8ive whit “And r — 36 Mrs I) G "4910 MePherene first flee ous " iNER a -)» Finn ironer. ‘We.| @ and he “aged. . care ppiv | ferson poration nationa! uN | MOVIN diacount. ” Cale pee Dall “a uine includir un F lh P eee a ; and Can h Thane Naid: cj .. Fe me 3IRLS SS *hers +08 Wa ‘Oor a ‘ ners; ext é‘ OPE PR ev Wes OMAN use. care mg, (ec) |} | of SeVera! will t ally k G ?P iT. t. Cc nll aPer Sto phon a a . unity ton * +: n Bouth ie ane ee fi oe Pro a nt GOOK- 75 and $ fe I or ges. Call i iam Har oe ATORS—A.n. 0 For clean 3142 Lat for eid os ©securia yey es. A... nown ‘Chi dan; ve ‘TURE LICITORS “for chicken ———— est 416. “sors aperion nnelly ‘site paper ‘aa By large iro! Manager WOM sk dren: more’ for” ii heaps! — rad pesttion “on a. be | Pe EILING, Olne (82) | Shaw mut wei Wea. —Weial : liminar eneoes a of . mise) iN nr ecess: Ci@ se & a tox _ Ken 4 st Nan a? sd.) grad —~> to ] —— ea one 10u a) p a [Witte Se ay! hom . ge. | $° Vancen perma ’ 0 in to thour b Joe a 8 oe SPR A A Ms Ro Stel rage A ag | to ete previo mn , ASN} = ary is an SOx: fi /) } 40. inner . ma ar le) Hor 1ua‘e 6 S 6 wane od. Be > “oO Sa le nd cle lite 4 @ than T $250 ient ; ner N wn to b order ROI YER Bomront ” bers. pers In us ex. . Kub-No.\ Rs i s') ull COs Post-Dis 14 rl ied, ner So eae to ae . fc} het milli kor anin . ate hose O $4 and bth uy w Ss: th ub for Wid.—- o87. *° Joliet : (“ade T onal ' first ‘ ; No- M. Hou Is = W 14 it Kx iK— VY -~-D} Ss miles white (“s - shop rn in ld: a of 0 tak . inery nery. g. c ‘all 8s as we i ough i 00 PE “ 1? Sa mh s in rl all Da ie chea ter fruit ’ aa -Bar a" il, ’ he Pan papi iew let. . vor, find re poli ” -to- ho _ S. P.. ! fami! hite; Patch rom city . _ 009 \ > Wint Oo printin h — Ps the Cc acti Ww OM ’ Monda ek ; Wash | at cours wi! R MON pies and PP. Unio r or ne ary place Pos reet: g rel or rlach-Bar Ad- . ees te Oo hc sh uge _ u y of 3: also do city, GIRI — Rroadw ter Bros gk and arta pr od ve @ h AN—W? ¥y. 295 ing our e in mn iit be TH, raiNTs.\ | prices. n Marke . e Ty Pi fis vod cond! a ae rklow \ mey if will ow go Ask wa, to aan Sunda “S$ of ., mS Gern Gownst in , s Shorr Wat Reh Enz la \pr ic e uc 1 ion arge to ase! hit. e: * Mm 7 Mont. bonus expense r SE. given a ' Tale ty Wri 715 ew RITI thon, = 0 aaa ANY AS pasieemeeees ta od it is: ur neji ait COOK afar an opr airs eria neti hour = floor STaving d tr of house ist with idd! e. a { or and : and ro for » thor- mo e ma moniens Te Pt le ¢ k r “he neapiafesieinen — 4 doh — Wor 8 ay i‘zh- ‘Ty Tits . 50 m I¢ iT rn Chica , = deta; . $35 , 1? on t louse terry yeah = other a d , a Ke . t in doc m bI iz NI Rs ve et g M 4 tirl york ° ie idie- -a bs Ss: no PA lon. at varnis) = ail bar is Wra ar-old AN, eS . & ft ME A T Ss. c eo $50 1 the bese | © —— refere r nelp sc? esirabdle Ctatio: tors of ©) Skh—Ww -- veller S arv. homelik ged. for lixht fe) | —W INToGuarar 3658 $ ae OE } et. 7 rticulars. td. ~~ Black ord ns ''fe AGE ; AN, ue i nes } 41] Bun ner ‘ (MK es r . is |} ow : bu if 1 and Ff office n ePCce hite Bind - Box W e atn or ligh Cc); } and jUarante a ae . Bro | Pox ¢ ry bu in®uran UR . a SAEF Bidg inday a “eek M — Wibir equlire Kept . | hands not es landile abi its o- S@ar\ ;. 2 ae = erv WOM A vy 374 _Po: Iosphere: t hous i linsee teed p lili iat ad- WIT L 83. route r and sintag © ee com a Puriur —Mx and Mon MATS., 3 wt hin d. 6254 xnected. 7 iting sential tvnewr _=* Colus gcood iren a f N—T t. Fost-D stat — 75 d oil; are, cl steel ay — n - > anu — ! ar . ahoutr 7 — ~+? ing stathy al, etd — imbi 2 Ww mine» oO oO « Dis a ‘ Der all ean: cel) 10¢ | ~~ , TS sat ee pe ays muat yo y« . 5 , 4 Matiman “'s t ta act Urer’s . ic) erenc k in sna J ; => te ~ fe] sIRL-—Or ‘ly Metrogor ace Address ir) > ‘ RSE Con : “wanes ~, es we... atone es ween ae 40 office e wor ——— tithe sal- | Post-Dispatch W oe os, | Rellewen $3 Pure ‘tine eat a Der fundred au eferre: aeion: ucer: or- mmiseion +. '? — dao a nces ‘. for gen vannisport al h sn iden aaa ion ia aby peter 4598 Voirr W Wiege. E onday, in exch | ive ant | NT—$. Sales alue,j 2-2" B riginal Shea. lL th iMneura month! “g . n bas es ecg EP Oe ¢ Hep op. | ‘ ba ES eis eral bh Now Ouse work i@-a ged : ide Call and it. whi # OM AN- -aston Mroa c ange ltd ag or Ce Ad PA i su $1.. 50 s Agen | — sth eaten. Da per; 410 veh n ne © y a «Pell “re NOR cae oad on sel}. | ea bu se boc Gan oaeien isenare for NCRS ning oO old boy: 6 mo work. wash d nd _lacksto usi-; fe @y. 36 c lin 6600 | ing an roofin 75 p —= - iT RIB Feliows —— hee . at EWM MAN 1 Shoe «o.. ‘Bre ‘boa. © rse yt | or a ewe « grake 0 "7311 co. iene P barges —W r_evening. i F ater | wor I1th. mene: Tm ry and do kitteoe | display, agate ooiy. ‘sont or Sun. ry ne and spouting A = = ‘alion. plate HOUSEH’D | a = Tr’ 4 7 tn AGER -—— , sroc it . . c pnone Wwdo e Vive. Vestn i ricer w 00d home e care _ rest 40° os MA Di ees mornin cnhen per 40C d ¥C dail un.” ow AIN'I ‘ 101) ' zes. Si futter- A ANT! ~& oops ¥ rey ei nec U r OR ~ : 4 ' ll» Sin aA de AND . son, In "a sIRI— VV} - wn ** aan t niv eres) t ore (y} est. .. 06] f or chil U COne E xpert ——_senssetesnsteteeneneeceteeeeeeese s. sit | bull a ‘ine A Gily, a0 . y, 40c f- -of- } a 4500 aie h_ st. ar Jobbir Vv iQoCck | FOR 4 iT ostie tion wort! " SALE Sh Sains Cleaner . SY sellin CANVASSEPR 4 terest] er with h hite. for gs Y cari FICE G 4 Water of 3 Litten ready ¢, enced, to (e) 2c: 30 time gate—¥ 7 c Sun. Di Sun.; ae. floor Sicce Li. rd very rea DININ 4 Ne 1 $1000 a [A y a ae, Ane and zg ling auto a: SERS. ) ing a preciat ousework cookine ‘an (i e\perier IRL—Fe m an. Is W Fe urni rr work. dust ft 3 times. 8, dail tmea, JI 18COU NS s pe. 70 and wall! gheni e.. ‘ANTI ~ = asona hi, . , ROOM each w offi per yo ee on a aceeasantne tO and furni.- pos if nd ; eee k: desire. and a | typ nce 1 or doc - . OMAN ture Co ont PpPly irniture: | le: Gaily $c, Su es Tt ’ 1 15 ga! gcallon: ii paint «: cuality QUE RE. 58 21 Ww pee, bank Sell f © devi month - @ ai — oe orjes line of furni- j or perm eutiful } g000d ‘eone s to assist rt writer memes : tor's oS Ww —Goor » Co.. 420 N. Prufr 30 t ? times. n. 2c. tes, roof!n a wh naced $3.75 y | spind] a , Courts rail rom © Ce seili in Rahhn eters i y-bac} something en Ww 1 fo anen vonage Blame em perma nen ho will an $66 sia don't Office ; Li ork; sa d. middle-ag _4th ock- mes. d daily Displa br g. $1.15 ite lead, oi! and val- | AN _. Wa adios: : irtho read fr ™ to 50 he at c. HOknilile rnin z b K« gi th) fe p 0 m e r e t ~ oe eferer j sma ; , pos! t Ail an fp P oat. QD sa la? . have ° no uther: larv dle- ag st. ic) M aily 2 fc. A y ‘ ushes. A roll: $8 15 c wn. TIQL es ao Bi any, ha is tranaacte, offices in , roe tween 8 ont ee an., xper Spares femily ion JPERA* Nspatch > Cxbec to 1 PR ed, fo : inimy oe ordane "een full . 100 1 7 cant’ Oa Sei Nase iford, 7 aneacted wee Mdieoate’ cle . a oats F ranke Ta, - Anas |@ Ap lenced | —— ouired. Phen “RATORS en. ected. se spital ed © floor | IS a.3 bee . 2 filled; roofing : line of ba: | °pny * 200, ; eer: Bale ed W here ls. cit Pst nke and J Pply ent” J ply e oon Ww ; , Ph Wash plenty EX Ro. WOMAN—1 Ohio and »d . CEL — alntite ‘944 ‘mail vaint Hn onl apoilon ; ed oe ant } that busi- Inc Oa.n s offi sup Ne AN | one (% ment worl perien: x MAN— and oard. LANI | 1468, Co, Sizes ft'nts and ®. aL y $25. nd ho w 1ch- usi- a. », (@ ice, I erint alid at onc —Tn take at nt Co K: best ed; o wor . Exper! ———______ Potoma | AIRPL EOU — ~i23 & $1.25 phone | “* Th na ve ws oes to he e* i) work Reese Soe g PL Si cony F main en- once ee fan >” | OPERATOS 4110 N prices. D; dress. geman. io rienced | guneeenn ne Us | FO | . Broadway, Sidne: | ca gu ea D beth Pry stock in,” Senate ard per- ; ? RTNEF (ec) | ¢ AMOU floor —OFeet ! 7] care of ; ee ne Sen aC aresh aie ves: cooking and reliable _407) | eratt Cane? 750, Inciudine R SAL PAIN y. Sidney | te ndela bra. ining | tab “ any « under def eguires ‘fr men t \RT? iL: Rs —= & { ‘Ol Pp L s & hal. 4 In- . ienced a: On child: Gar vuired on pren and ec ‘olored Cor 41 con PCludin ee E r TS . cr eee (8s n roc ae colored le. mn ntlale — ban ~ —~ a rea $1000 cash. F ; Hones . Me ‘d—_t WANTED men voomeh P —" B ARR + O. . pire _ “0 inexper mend > arene io a ‘ »M a = an ley ee “referen: neta ire | inueirn >. yi aa Pook. Ropnstruction: $1.50 per gal.: Pde \ ARN ISH : ‘ ANTTOU a ou rman. aoe. chicken } An n al x 6 pape pest . a nts. b , ROAR é va ume y get - HW ‘J Pa oN Beds ba owing si ' i jaur har mforts \ BLY, y ne I ply S17 co a aft other! + | one ENT- NT. “ Pe | . Oth at.. r; RO) stor sore ric AR better stale ta ese wood first jnust be pceh_amam he =Hom crowing business; DENIC aun@ry: reference ‘ble base 208 ‘Pine power machines i (ch slg vine er'girl, school age, Tian | ASRS pean wmntemaisse | top. Union Mark borders. "716 | ANTION Ex Webate eshewi, Jewel ' et on one 8 centio ay aTNE cturir bh GNI const Site gases ant: ‘ ~ snatch unity n , ust pplv ler Ww ash! . hines Unio . Caf getables eria: Vege : sR Pre aston my er col . IUSE P ARM ~ or oer yh, Sal fag | MINING” : offered. Jesignin dav y. Appl ngton L.. Sag coma ee feterian, Tia con also w stable | clede. ILES ne ee — me! PAINT. — CHAIR—« Olive. ee ONT. NOH rig} N shop. NG KOE — ' Box \ I x’ ppiy AY OPER aoe he ae oe Y worl W ¢ 710 « counte oman clede, fine 5—On ige and she, S30 ; _ tame wv *, } Ay . i? : Dar op : fie a ic) IM eM —— H-; ry : nor n . . 4 on 4 T¢ ‘Tt a “Is . » IM A N mA live r gir) to cond! ° la (cH) i shea , pe: ' a "gain erstuf Ra Xe ue I art ne > {All ee . ] ine - a oR (oe floor Co « as , — | - . s. Be L tion: rge | ' Datir : $2 Al zal... - anata Apt. ” fed. AN ts ~ . oo DO “Oppel DRE p—— | —— Je : Be 4] ‘ prons Exp . » BOO n oO bout - nish ASK ; che ron, We it, a! ) per | ARM —~ 03 almeet nmin, 2G 368. pulation © LESSM ‘ox L-284. ept., & Alters unie and erien ——— a and 25. w tALL ap. 3 one | ¥ also color mul. | CHA memes 5600 K fy ESMEN busives: S2un5 . ‘. Pos tion of fitt AKER— i-284. P.-r -» eve . ation ee er Wash dre: ead 1 2, s buyer 10 cent ho h balls . OU CF 549 La. | ood dy carry s Y ven Kx ou are oe ue 1 Ro tL tab ir whe t-D 8 . er. rR -~Ac aa Se .-D. MI¢ ) * nt h |- | : LL re su have cresses i bun : store and a it Stor as ive — » ete, Tame a H+, e. 9 oor a full I 5 pe | @r rette ar Rochas. — amr ? if ) led DR ox ¥-2 irate —————_*¢ ; | a, } oor ’ a _ Sager expert, : do not galow nat lon state ssistant es and rience | 3s. all or ew. | 8 l pri wax line of r gal. *. sid id da come al prod ART: Qulred unt le rt — Ee — 14s t’ curt eens “i A. 3 A R ‘ } A 7th Mfg ‘rience ¢ OL. a : ation a age oe nt me can RA — Dart. glevea. | PEC CrAl and yv Jonhr nso i Me e boards, Venetio ng mor in and veer on a Nie RY = J [aking AKER . Post-Di er ane HAI R { 0. -i- OPE h fioor Co. 9 mn thie . Dpis Poe. nda sa experienc nager i act ATH TUL... 62°3 8. Dats, i b TY HA arnishes n's st ever buft.: sete. noney ae high ge ie en ‘23 Olive | ne a aren ispatc) nd R DREs ERAT 06 W worl *-Disnate lary ext ice. pr n new to UB sincmiienaie in Gr = _ bloc k RDW at re- | dition: v thin ae with for Pall a” prod & clase 8 >. air Fo i.ve nee "ye ” ‘ itt Bilor i. ic Cm SE R PREAE oO OR. and Vashi nn We h Fpecte: eernt . mn. Lar e avois. P ~ mn Meet, .« north ARE i big zx ke ° ir uc wt a s! ay ‘ a ng yy gt rit 1 i? 2} “ S abs Ti . T 7 ngi club N—Refined ~_— rst BATH TUBS— 3000 Sou ——_{¢89) | ching T ROAST { Washinero 706.N.7tn.| Of ay: only: we Dick } e "that ea makes it eboulble con rele Wea i atte a ng station Cor. 1668“ Eiiviers oe.” Apply Sun- AIRDRESSER may air Show. Ar-| pho pales ideal? eer ite X operat ciety: city or” (and. well educate “oe berma 3 white th Comp- —** = ps2 | $480" Dan a -| when comi nod-tgrrn buen tT at Open! ts ow con- eT “weg an Ho s pric peorn ' wes: ~ ming avers: ti“ vo you can ng. ir n appea!. a 4s Nee. t) . ny | ~wone Par k mm A ‘ pre e no can . af nced if) ne num } 2. Salar ork nz . hand! le peri ary no « trave)] in rican coll ‘ as san Call M colain Ww eee diamont. e Suu 4 a4 at . tranef . our Wa : we Washi KIL EEN Us alify you are } \ Ps —_ - OX v refer at itp m tes) | IRE NN \ ew HAIRI > ferred R marcel ar allro ind OP ERA et Box y wanted ‘ondi tions: \ ntendent o canvassing. no ex ece 80 H TU BS 9, _ _ “Monday ith fit. : SECO ~ Quick M 4th " “9 te Relt > f Ungton “py HEET we aoe ie : NER ; 10 Tr one 4 anufac- (DUPL -_ AY A‘ ees . RESSERS-_ Ox | oan perme at TOR—s: ¥-67. P and t VOMEN 2 | Rialt App! perience sortmer 5S—To!! ; 1007 G ND. H 7 ic _arket nd Clark, : line. leta , SALES te we le w td.— —* Pat? Sithd ss; E ICATE on | i MFG. Cc igh @ oole ERS) - LAP-o> +. CO. "Pekly nh samy HA . all at salaries : ost-E) d pho expe eal w o Start gervin ist with r 35 angle BLE— 1249 | Secon ants, ta ving ; and codu- mata: white $10 G SMA ran oh oo ae pay pies; guar AIRDRESSER 219 N and OPE ispatch ne number. ia antnes 10 App &: sala cafeteria | a _ Draugh Gas manz iG hand nke and ¢ rails, s New tenet rag r : : 100d estal lished N ; a " ¢ hon Pe a ena ata “ost DR ESS MAKERS 5th ANG. ‘KOHN ound ESSERS—Marce Sth vi . me l= nber. Sen salary wR = me Re . 40. day pee sic 5 we fb BOILE i aughteman's “table ao | TEEN aN pe | ie I ke | 1 oO Pearce oe , Oxl 2; $6.:- experi te i] be Os : isp ct turer ~ wm WW, on oplar Is . s\ i} s r the f all city, ed # ’ RA on or Sine! 16 a‘ ed in 1k FR! BL in” argain as Ftea j erik 7 ald line! eater. ith arvest lad Sy _s $5 ~Act tox | | X P NTY- oe _ Bluff. 4% ye Ry SJ piece i Yea apre hous oom lists f capa tellige K TACK fonda m boiler You | PIP , pr Chick oul =. a ; > ons) rece hat t-Disna: 500 n IRES ER Vincenn Ark.: I Me.: Batelee mn Skirt & work r round: best ~ _nenfeld’ or milli: bie of nt whit rop ACKL y. 10 ler | EA —— — 8) cken food u. Os ~ nsidere rd. I sales- Ptr cc reauirea) nn Ls O IEN Vincennes, | ecater ta ee rfielj, | 1 & Dr ot ae: ae work ifeld's 610 nery maki ite e. $10. E 7 M RECO ND F _ 4 ta d sive : iN} “ s41T!eOU . T) “ P E ] + I "A 1,0@TN - Ind i. Ti} i. N ° . ony e- “oa ole wo st Pay r yor! WG VA ash! fepartn ng out BULL 684 th ~ a = prher NDI k ITT - ou __.__ SO38A I na er. 4 , BRVE - ALL wire onl ane et Wed 3 Box. wa ED: ] {ATO LD eg al K eokuk Mogien ea: | OP B08 We at in } LADY neton ent, § DERS a "Ma 250 fee READ TIONE ING BA Botan! $I. e , ha [ST H A M E n y Mag: “. Parir i,m Aly : \ ra iE RE RS Ww . « r grady f and “t) ser . Ww » I ER ATO ashing? aviona! Capable f ——T 6 son- MEN NTS A ND ¢ ne hester. eet inch EV DY R D. GUA é S BY BE tanteal av > Ned AT CO R I oC A N TT “lena or, 90 “ome hs ib ( IS y ( A \ sé 1 st. _ "sk _fe tes Ca} Louis: instor _ macl RS—Ex on. Gil essenti al © ban ilin ao book k fe? prices. ——-New SU RY Ss VOua’ iNa te D wo us RANTEE matt tp — whi ° sn ick ; RINGS me ca ready ¢ pam IUCR ot Dl — r Mr. aoe 8 must b oo oo cxperienced tm ‘in ) YC __ 3523 ing cash eeping oth Wis aed uae es a NG IN’ i it 2D, b ress; price ite, screened . Be - 615 N RTNER ipiia to ena . rN NEC’ ( TH ANCE Agney 10 N. be tions of perators d -~ __ te} UNG N. Gr 1: experie and floo Sler é used ; BTR. | -¥ : pig: Row ABY + pric $d a eX _ N. 8th airbag Wr Box Woo. | W ITI NNEC YY ANCT: be. ae Sixt | Greases. white duck om gle-needie | dressin LADY—Aas ai and nee not | CABIN ., 617 N. Brose ne hos Teer eee ne "S483 bed‘ h o tle : it. 5, es ‘ - : 4 ; ‘ ’ Al =. ol Gl 3 ] ~* Sees E = K ory P S rry Aa“ I eat URIE NC — opr pod Wi . ‘ ‘rT I A Ho - ( | RSEL I. \ N ) EK! = ae needie cvri Also aan coats on al! se 7 4" c cade BI shop: refe app! ent! —_, rors MANT bow > = va . P - ONS. _B ee, ES rnable ; oe af Op rT ; TO ‘ ’ ne line . or : : c : +h TABL OUR + ABY th a liane — one Ss ALE SSMAN Benen E R Wy no pre ferre, Dp artial 4 y A ID y T H. A a bh ,originat who have t IDE R¢ ‘-0 14 ’ 8 need a ne. oO wer ow te ty LADY— simcetesiaimiiea quired. "S02 re sing. Claetrte Het ~~ oak, with . _ im set. nd equi pn a (cOO) $422 ZA Te —Fuil ees oe fr mane of the MA? ‘ in 1d. —0; ¥-154 pon"? RO Ww ( ITAS | Band e i desigt horou 5 OPE 21 Olive at. 5: A nly experi. ambitious -No fi 302; CANDY KE ures. 3498 Wo.) L. TABL $519 8! nent. dit BABY Me Tennessee nize in a use ne facture la rgren@ X 0.09 pie® Jne of Ppl UND. ) RK MFG. CO peeldeee om ae gh know RATOR et. 5th age! fea peri to solict some re apper: bricht (ci | _.free KETTLES” hw JAB Wy second- ES—aA dney. dag and c MEID- a, Al 2 at veral re in electric 5 \ >, Pox n mente the - . ]- i Sa combi n ledge ' draper Ss—-A - Jacket pros t orders tail et right , (* zer cl ES. } yo I ali k heud: nd | bt i iittala ste ali Tu Sine a - ae nein RN oe, TNE R Wie Disp ten about eae! CARA A nae T PAY SAR H. AND IR ims Locust. Sih ANG RO, in| sees eaters Sea ity shih Sng | CARPE ae ap. 2538W st nd power | Mair esto: Re _ nem end | BAY om ae s _ * and ons offe the to Sunda ry sto d.— fp it £3000 ’ SJ , . er week is—A = floor. SOHN | Nerber piv first rv. exper! three | usiness conscie elegant call on are ‘TER "Lou! er | PORT Cor midt. up iies utely opr periaa, + take _ndvance r umimit business. : ‘ 6: re; est . . G ane T.\ ER ary 31° to start nd vress te) also 8°23 Garme st oppor rienced ei " and woman. ntious. h oportu es 5 Fol Te OL s S av. OPHON] sor al 4401 1113 Pin of! tenlo ek fou " an ) ver te Then fi ed renumera ARTS : i7 0 De Ail) ‘istied eee tai | tARM 7 . a aN A NV HEI - 24 live Di: kK ciris Waeht nt ¢ "oO. =" tunity on i 4 Dp. m Apply S ard working ; CASH 20m). ( - AND = 896_ b— Lik —_——_.- e a. nahy ae 1568 att ntatives: rritories ve men “ al Sal. RW in busin e and 1209 il ENT ” Tr VLLPER Ty . st. Ss Parish 13. _— ant CHEST— PU RIT " e new ; } (ety) SAMY be ti bee MG a abd must to act required “ i ’ imine tc onal z ‘3s; _ ° W A ” = } {) Barnes n pastry . Lai in: —_ ’ rent Co ‘ 44) hington i yom! _ weer Ms © new E R N 2 aw. —_ ' te Y Th ze = Cc ap. T BABY BUT rom t —Sh BABY 7 ‘ 1651 | s. y mz3 evelo 1 who awe Ko ood By est r: Posi} o. et Co, HOV e. Forest red for ups. _(e7) aoa I Pp v on place off good white ja § from. s and upw ny Dart ne 12 to is. | underwrit av Rubbe ort Le | tre vuc6Gy— Spri pment is capabl f : | Fairy a6 00 r eee ablished _—s EX St haries. ndle a ota | Ru garde *acrif| entire nm the | hee “HIT 4 bd : My —— —_ ; ton , " y « —_— >. OM . na ae quanti , hose hose ced 2 3c : "tock Ie L inva e abl learni , a aim en iaterem To" — ‘1D. la ce one Expe j d. 2 vears $sist hou , xperienced ~ ST if arte 1c) MACH TION POP MAS. | price “ft. gard all medi teen, fo oe BUGG tah. bedy, et Ing he . | 5 ahour ea. in gon r exan perience iOUSE . oa ea 0 UTS | ve LIN PC ORN 7 | » con en hose. $4 ys 2 KH 14668 YJ A ig. T 0 earn , \RTN i 200 o th d ‘ry will liners “ ced ¥ } GIRL ‘ =) Mo rk “hel D N E nN Me , STY L i ¥ che W ork AND tions, $3. } ete w on) PUrpoe ft. B noe. Tavre!, ND RE 0 th a go d | , NER W . new ; prefer! A a ste pants aundry. P White; reanford with Steady CKW ns E SHOW a o, like s by elec ‘PEANUT LOU 45. ith n value, ape 3 BY BU ‘GG D—: Rk e la q liv- * 9 . . VW td ae 4 VA . 3 oe . 4 pply . adv ° - ay arkvi piain Jd. PRAT’ iy wor E A \I \\ new. Q” tric and iB Is K td eDecd NN _™ * ; § EF wees ~ sinean RI > ' aan Dawe me ay ae light (c@?) 1! oa © NEC KW ach. the S r or n NTAL led: $1 ER HEA : cent cha edo c¢ D WAs# T.. i. Cal ray dg. 1009 joni bes ER Wira 704 ter: wive’ mine 10 AO | HT ING 7R rood it housewark .. OPE ———_ EAR c. L, ou .. 10dels f Dr. 1 . CH ALK. 2iS. For ATERS | &. Jefe rt; in ¢ ylinde?” « ae BAR Blac ! _after rots. : SPE ‘ y ‘ leans mah a Po«t ae Sh phe { ()] W mes (°C) He aU Ty home — aa R ATO ae at 1S | ashi . Or | Br Leibrock. $25: tes _ 1006W sc ferson. ion cla computing ab t soar — ; oe 3 oy ies ing nm mar “ ne | PER ashi *s SEGIRL-—Germa: Parkview . RS— . Bate ion P LECTR 2601 Pa racket tal - ALES R 2OMan t se cond &. 75) —Reed, Wa of AL Z Y (e 3) . OF male $1500 Success anufacturin KEDIER- ington’ A — -—German pr he. wasl On S Sel aceant, | roo uC OF T rk tabie. $7 | Sizes REA PAIRB! 388. tion. £00 sabe. fer SAT _ lean)» Ca cont turing bu a => AY | ] Ot} NK: £000 a- nena fe) l dr all 5 940 100} of - pins; ba XTURE Grand 3 AR * ive poof ihD—} 100; 4 mt > Te & you sESME! 4 ARTA, nN prefs sh re iracted f -_ uire.] r eviinder | ec eae erred ) CESSES ; Parts : V D ‘ELE mame ERT S—For d 3570 _ Thr . 85 te fitted tape —W day a ch N : | NER) eferred fe d for fi: nent Wat ogee adh gene -_ HOUSE G ptor ™ rool as paic hig of | erno anc} VAT* 4160 rf — i t.) Lo a sa | tee on! Vicker ei Ey, toot an ing dent make $9 oF J oe expr '@ ts 4 — Box Y. l ‘is. Ene yaneemes ae “ get ne yy ence aq he = Is ner ssdewne boar, (*( “4 \] plenty of ighest prices ev ening, M ms Av enue, Mon "rind scl ooo )HOwTIN ING ae herscn, = sc REE NX oa — am ae | Pr BAK + ie ROLF ; 7 and nve test mn ice viel: fir “sant, Pr .] 04 8 uw. Apply W pportunit es pern south. ors 70 enced | . 3] Ala w s av ad cay mn MS of SABL os XX" COPP 1 (co » sy CAL | ; ts on need ae ee ee 4 mee. Rest! ve ith $23 a, ae” eR ity for nd n Sg re gg’ SF, s4EET ork The 24 | FANS 2 CHAIN ER SC ARDW HN) | rae " Ria Gi —i | yr to f P. Rox ing Stab! $° 50% | FIL Q : Warner nd Hosea SAStgate amit, tn atu g99 ; B m secon NS 1 00-1 REEN A a aat © Beau. “ 2 ) like one operat resurfaces | owners, ARTNE G-27 ood b ish ‘d by 1. to CLER ner & C EGIRI . ~d f) nm, sec — Sad We : miels sh 0 ‘clock. cuar t 2d hana | NK. d hand t. vome: = Wii RE ute utiful; a ; | mw: NE 27, P o : rn tL— wi ) flow . — te CARRIAG ‘. « ; fit new: ion: makes and reseats (j crea ER Ww } ont. r rofi: s: 1sinese gradi iat Gram ? ing ae , White ond f] ash y fe ould h Pp aranteed. and [> « Peas GA price ft. *, Ae Any G } Ww good « old , me a ia write tine e: thor nar or Td Cab om work iiteet oor Ssning et 6 e at ] AN~~} Sn ider So. ard A L, WY AKI mesh, oe KSaS ii Reed : it Write BAT ide line motors “Toy sun, At once. | at and gene oughly ex high schoo! | yp PP airs ar : inches ta] east chea 6-Inch ler Elec. © Ac.) Oo. "eR iD ‘se Z'ye | mare CAR evod - Ae. £O., Etkha HRICK seller; big seq pPPortu at have 6, to m: a7) | fee Salcaiiien work: enenti a HOU SEG IR and Clayton r SO5W. ln — (¢ nity of all, pos Calten an seciilating aivect ut REEN we $14 ARRTAS ; chart, Ind. & P nips Pin Prost nity about MnNaAge n | M. Ra for adv ork: e n fil- cook ;1R1—Ger on rd_ Lor , poise, SeSS dj . fax 603 ade fo « direct a Br. AC L preee decngen ‘as et & 4218 Kee ; } ARTN Disp ady $500 wer | yman F vanceme xcellent hi ing. FP soneres hg gra ig- | PANS— —oad * aitern _ curre Cc te ft ii BABY Arsen ' JLESM a | eee NER ateh y Or gent Ti, | PINIS Products C mt. A op- oe ae eee no. © (c) rood v ceful \NS—2 wimost ne ating nt.| cut pi R EEN Safes Ge’ | CARRI snal. Oo oie | A ’ w td ah. n , 8 HER—O, ——— ® C a) ae | ~ ppl Vv T } » fl. we Ww 17986] J Rehr s » Va lk. ca rr or A te ‘ imoer fr wry ae curren’ ' Re eorn. WIRE. ® - oOo ; iv vory AGE N Wear into — in ex TU work n si) 17 Fr ree IOUSE a ; . o782 = of f . perf ec are, ig to 250 ew 16° oecilatl is reen f 13° ° . B wry wheels: 4 Diack : tee 4 the nw re) am L000 ik o* ankli ; C28 Ped ges naateiiiieehis hi | ‘ ( " Pann in he vo! osc '¢ i SP KC rame ’ rm 4¢ | AB 5 ’ es: Cand 4 en en ol mA sual opport B. - Sunday d pay. C: \€arments — enced w i General —— sey 2 Cy ul fi ice, le t feet. be PEN eee Neate ‘ellavi fans V ating d_ ; + IALTY ™ oidin ; enh, BA Y CARKI A : w ith Car: f special- 4 rot ai Pped d fata? ic turing inity to FITTERS__& morning. , weer = preney 5 wo in fa) ae + girl oes —_—- ie) r efine PP Cc asing pe aufi- = TNG--100 a Mo. Nella, ilie a Sjic th st.. I mitt fw Me 83.7 75 ‘per . ® Ke e BAR? tae 46 629 h q An plant: tt. vanity (o| site S——Several East and | HOUSE : "492 we = teed Agate ‘ment rsonali r ap. Parkview. wire Se oe REPAIR } north of W 0 OO ft CAR igh- e or city; : RTN “pital | , too near. } f) rs Ap — ; on, je | } GIRt- 5 West P nees. ¢ and f itv, | PUR _ Parkview ° + Dick ‘e7) 1814 AIR” > Was 706 N | Sa lena RIAG r must Ey} muct ; ito nor 7 plv er ghiv e — ’ ome: we —For ine or or Or e¢ LACE sj 151! et f _—— Wrah 22U IP hingt E—G ee sigl-erade; able to furnish ) Li te inne agexParlencs Poe na | FLORIST DESIGN malovment othe sts | HOU’ 001 pay. 6850 "Enriah 4 floor ~ pe sap urteous de. | Kitkwood™ Sot mies easel abe SHOTGUN —ch in of Washington av. | PART. CARRIA ray reed; refer urnis ‘ an Charee e SOO erienc at some /RSIGNE neton, Bih | 'OUSE ‘ a “nright rood , e wv O0-! “943% 304 W ell + e. 45-76 as. Daly . Meyers. ; ence s Sten a give Re of am in ed fur et ex perte Ss... ¥ io, GIRL stile titaaae it. secon: res WwW ant } ae RNA - Arg , he 41 «O° ¢ on 2 “a. a Ba ‘> _werwa ie ~ 7 » 4 en n a, " ret nit . " a] Th e oun . =} _ Yo ; = — 1 t ’ ; AC E oo nee _ De 5 . ha Y ° is. Box 334Y . Give full de- PARTNOR Wi Box 0-15 - 7 edgar re | fidential, Box work co ae paey With Om pg, mae oung white girl; SCS and ‘Louis voun 1¢ finest type of St. | ‘ing and a 2 Front Rani Phone | SINKS— Enamel a 150: seit se! Ai 7 | $10 Cnt tare ede / " : n carrne enre : . +] ~ > or > +- “ . ; 5 / w a = vi - e! - r an » 9 n board td ae? Post. required | iIRLS x 0-7 , P pond \s Hotskea ,4gw . 5°55 aan ° re 4 Ww ‘ i ) fee canoo with @ — tor . 12 ue ood fore ; Post-Dispa | ish + ine hous? Dispatch —White: ost-Dis. ence con- SEGIRI 253 Water r 3 prese oman!) .| ters, wat . of taka and n a cas. | SODA 28 ed 1-plece RAR” nown, Jj : a Cb E Ss . J PART. Rude “es roporit! nance GIR eener IT. rk on a Det inail «a se or ge . ; port of t} 0 ditt ouse Th all s and j rm "NTAIN— » wp, w nACk ez — ee 4 °.~ May Add on: c me L—w h cant aund ° fiat : loor s0U pariinent penerar ; ant ie . on an is f compiet regis- block um p 4 ‘rh. sona bi in@owww idwe: 77) - PECTIA — EEN ER L- 808 reas b can fur ; lat " ite. rv 207 s ork Hol outh di. | house ae inte 1ost furn 4 wit } urnaec 2. fo . “ 4a s one to isiiiaialeles iey e - *, Aet av a —_— . ’ - y : i mary rene: t “SEGIR _ Caba 711 Syrae ST rest Im- ace c be de! e is in c §-.(SU a of Sa, - me MA 7a NW achable ~ one yo a LTY MEN - + Dus To en .f) litwe letter to 4 G TR fam!) Vv ‘ “al house nior ; gene r R ] poe r " matin nj -SORV raciice SO f ; y I, E Ss of ti furnace an be , livered f ood co / RV) EYOR Natur Tamertso #\@etric : hv c ARRT Rov'e. jnen G} Se ‘a r week: 4 “J ‘ li er inese: bh gage ir L-—For twa 4°] work : ~ pla: ral house nite: Ger " le O SHO - le cit 9 nace s of aft told from or $50. ware Artin Rs “IN ali RBrid av. rrewt AGE —® en an one Wiennee ip, one ne tor Bare 4 tunity Sosy of a salen nufactudns pan te Ea “Marviand. | ¢ ace; references. ‘Pho an “preferred: work. . section - W COM MITTEE. | oe imar i300. srt "Laci Schmidt Bros ether | TARP a LIRR — UMENTS—€2 4 ney _4ai6 hes aye a wh the a aie Pab s07" lowine al req: ablist -—Or ~— Hum co h HOUSEGIR: one W otav B | ‘ mR oge . Fu $20 lnm J § ~T77F Y wey. , “* . mellies oe n.. one # : ART wwe In) ving quired ved on f woema phaev ome | SB VUSEG ——. webdste es ~ GARDEN _Deimar av. Te r- | valu In15. ex 12 bi ¢ nee Viet » and Hing re ° a De Ff } TNER \ Inte: wonderf should arm. Horit for ger fc) cool sIRL—White: ge 4 1517. CANV —— (e682 $4.95 HOsSk— 5307 lephone 823 Fr e. $11 extra fe eral coat Semeeri eh i ml to ow thea ; “ ‘national! rful o GIR! a M eral ho: on l wages: Vhite: general i cit pay ASSE ————— (e62 1, 2 BY ‘ho ¢ Molded low, | TEN anklin Ratlroa a heavy. ne + | hal timiay iter Muslin ani a ail ‘ } ert With td a Life OO Por a For = 0 Box & use work mall fa . Diain neral 7 —— ’ in, RS ~ ~ Fran eal Rr in ~ : ’ ee s? NT—1 d Male new. iu ap who uo. ‘op ftticn wut oe ang”: poet Manufacture Bide were ey ~sn PD 119 wee das Phone Wel rousework Je esc io $ and 3a SOLICIT GARDEN eae. ee dsico ,lenath. TENT =lecee size $3 . or, ao arnt e ae eelling yor ant KS | b. put busine. ADita! " prosperouzn | tab IRI a White ¢ ard 6003 work 4173 HOUSEG RI. Jackson ebster Arey ng, i Ca . ' : if intere yy naratel ee Genera! hon del 2130 house. home HI R1—4 "ols ag “il Mae SAL ESPL 2511 Hehert. —_ Call | GA ldney 283. “ore Co Y low | Y + Face! | cian ms lsior T ss PA z W400, Fs ve » Pemt-Dieos te" Se. qierest: warmer. |“) Aultn SSSO Coheone, gond wages: eee a ad le Loui [OPLE—St. Leu r. Con- | RDEN HO ctor O24R | Atbect ena’ re. cima ~~ Be o. Appi a 708 SPE on sal teed : fs 29. ' aoe |e with house. aenee vot 539% Peranin, sone | PANS ngton. SOLICITORS — Apply 1649 ® 30cm. Suvten ov N. ttn. 1 block mig thie week | "conta 4 LIN—4Gj Store. “815 Frankiin Z- na w (¢ SEK EERPER— rshing, firat Ap RY GIRI aleve: table, di Invemtia: te LASS DOO ~ north of woe | =i uaranteed oor on 4502 twe . > ~ r p> : > if yn “ . ¢ I » . _ | Ua sation = 6c t. 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Fr FURMC wy -* leather Gr boportunt? fe ous “aun ein 97 banal $90 :"% vet, | eid eNETTE § yt Li sat ven RIC aE coed ra retaining onal “Tivingns ity’ for FURN lOUSEH'LD g nches, HOOM pieces: } O14 3- Davi TE 8 ke ne a “Hartford.” Ww Pee Se 2 ining RE—4 Mus roene eae NI TLDG a .- 370. 42 N. | ENE ss 7 SLECTRI t. butiet 3 peond °) _43273°° la t se r TUR Go@eDs nd yo ieee At (cj | DAVE Geant Sam Nasco — LECTRIC \SHER—Ges easonable. real ati ncalt 8 mi dioroid | © coms ; RE Miscel ~~ . _— aS 0 . pri ° vin pe SA ans set =| | Day ‘Blaney a a) aL crn paint wad Was set. 3a ae up- bi k ar! av th E 7 OK aile le Are ion D. my hy 14 ms S R. =es case. "18: am TC cond BI . 4W FRIG or R—5 an. Li mf " MAG erm Doers -. 18, te M » de aut) Jet “0 ¢ r. of atl in to-d ig and or. ery En eal; ER y. x. 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LITE vlern tvle: S-nia, ” as n: f Beg fur Fenn RN ney Hard ry ch eater ieee ll n bed —4 Ss Walk hen GAS ee E—Q 1957 O ‘7 Mu od ru; Ki ~~ c $20. $226 Frederick. 0 _Gay, me TOR ale. baby SHI l. r HINES . es 464.5 p iece. o- | han named ao * to ie nitu 108t oak ; FUR) WU Ri ~53, ware Co on nd part: ch, Feam. ten . 18th. cab ae R nam Sick ace ak, ob Toman TCH ABI 5¢ iding rick ) REFR 85 ——H 5087 s Sin NG 93; FM Meusess ; d © A 645 Ge ia =” | df led pac or ke re paw: N = Vv ( D; ly ;-@ 6 m, m h aw - 1444 AN umole hlice. h ulianphy. di EN NET $42 t FR Ibs. er A con a ” M t ES—Ty bed: “Ew et Baws {furniture mat ose wane ion very jae ci A de RE ae wu sed : or in BO onltglers | PURNI on 2 wow. 7 S ne $15: biac igh-oven, irene Sagi in ele tables, c S Roseuth capacity. *Atlingtan. Ba Wisi ~N tianed ae =~ ary HED F & te LD; gain enue D ‘Salen ae 14th at eats hotly — whe FURNITURE. ¢ bis 033 Favors | ¢ ion range. alers. min vn oe GAS mGay. GBs ay. 808 8) Compton. tc) an Gran -— oe $311A° noven ame ach: ail ber R—100- cal cn’ Keon, iG MAGE achines . : hen nome its F ieall tin ; Se ae | Ay sc (Mahoga ~ st nly, ace; heed to ~ i URRien e284” nie. HG ‘i . Roe Ke, ee. 590 ol. oem ics Fae lama ei 1, hie rots Piss REFR Sioa” 2 sbound. = Mon- Wa ACHIN ne ; ae " ing sipped rms. a ‘UK 1 c RES AOE c » 00 ———- a ee Ps 8 ‘Nea ’ 7 } . - . . oh dian fas Seba TE pao ee te 8. 5 Say ores a ane ee | OR ae = | vers get eae veo | oo yy eo: ati? often imag sa sh ty. BEY ce oe” | age. Jay . 1 TE eI C23 b—Pr _Pau Teeieeacetey : flo ite, Sten “ee A. , bi 1082 3% a Call” - Cal Eh ry Ae gamers $25 on eek. ma B 2309 O : SHER onten nt 8g: room van ut Rew Jines | a e RAT St. Paul bl, Bing Law foto | feed AE ee! m ate | oa alegre fall” Monday. 10 i] oes me — other artiiee thei ain mesean, Cermstas fs ras asia mood" NBR ag. Ad elec ; ; yD ine -w-end a spe lamps’ DESK heavy “with ser pant a eet ag Sotall_ cn ieee . idle7 — URNITUE ell walnut enport “C, fc) girle Shops om or. 2nd fl. sout Kitch N RANG] “36 at; benal suas | youre ry roo " eaniliee va asin ia on. $15 he 3—a Goops bi ce he n ck - M4 : ee ads: sc . eas 4848 INIT ‘all 4 a) or ; ite sul pam A i or eakf: dini t oor 772 A 80 see 8 n, sm i 0 ) sa 3 . Ore oO ie r o vnd a *h | - ran a ar “all tanost oft! a od; te h walnut apd ~ kd ic) tent fiat. ‘By 4 | Colfax 5, com N, Ty | Bisel Alngat Baw, De fast suit table, ton Toes Nae perfect condition outh, tines 4 as nd ee hew, Saint "beans ised "b aes toto federal teed io. bey riner PB P85: at oo ee WARK ry 25: dinir st d me SING ‘age ¢ & D og iT ee Die 7’ oa ay tee z25 . te. S us a. iti M co : leet m | *& on nt en i” enema our | Ww ck ee Anas e | ES. lex ling tu di Wain $11 yle I Shap T e Co rices, wa t, ing Us 122 tae sriaR ee at ae moe sul bea + Pe f RA} ov en > mot nt asso N ra f Te FR ed oe ; Ww large A: ol ty ears = . y ® re. cc Sree ee DINING Ad31- 2999 OF cet FURST tE—3 Basto “yond mattres imened ing, Ls ove ates. wet NG Shreneet? Ele vase ante rtm vole. * a | the wells A. yo F. ge SHING tof. 7 ¥ or ema, te sul 6 . 14th 9 ING Fae «E> 3 tion vv RNI ty. 25 , roc ston. com ery Van ttre RE iedia ta ove ul bed ind co — ewsb h c- 8a! of ent 2000 “M $2 ab) era we! T agne ade, chet ave i Swi NG Je . r 3864 a! 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Ss RESSE) aca enette | ap. 283) box | FU ; Rus —*é. a ape hor (c) | “or ~ bed 98.5 $1: 0; $17 ae ew | €te SEHOLD GOor a lontents Lin omine: R 8U 307 Me, re. 2749 Tt he eee ANE 265 a: n; GRE CRE a 8 ark. -H, 4 as ET nd M ° sets fh 2831 I | RNI usse in coms 7109 mivure™ ©); 9 VALCO roo OO _exte 311.7 | He 2 Ch atio GOO . te 4 ron -1_¢6 ine, $5: v tto7 Miviesds 43 VAaciT CLE tn a R— Hor ] s] co) AT DIT ~ eae mac tn st rere AS very che — pvine = Dav | TU a a ee} Pex Ke ate tables’ | F reaner 421 “Tore Hamil. | IAN poods Buck’ ad fae MC 71 76M. trand. ST es ™Mo MAIR — - a ba r 38 > soe n Ww 57 hares » | FUR lake ro ui. ete, [7 ubli Marre. rea ttrac ace Bt. er -D Piocalt's oma. can mil: | Heh ony : ee iece, FY | EUR on; $2 ‘L, EA OM —Used s 1d 82 e —- wr OVE % : nth HINT op: AON igs meee, he in. € oR - 1199 9 - ain 40 NIT you oma i re pr RN c vf RO at 80n tiy vine | Apt. st i 1 i GOO rrol] ine 8 c laliaail . 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UR =v wet “ama ltchen’ | pieces A U ~O1 on. her tia tch iniinee ene ying ha R 78. o yr ssa.n ‘Beas orde eaen LE side ww qve- | $ ioc ah-@ jon aa a! — bobbi call acht sister } i. ms an hi , ich j ord e dir crow 4 . th sets en st ba ng. ave AN $009 ¢ mantave” & r. “§ Vv a. moe AN 3 ith in 100 ext rad . fo 0 h me - we bir Tre call*Outs r, | erie ~~ . ati 4 —_w | aro s bu fie A Ee nities 4 to ea ke ings 1 di pat PRA. ck Ww - GE— LON nati v c 15: ACU O59 or ¢ ER 71lw. $30 attac 54: Sole el r soo" ST: 82. mn. px tiv PNT’ ey © Sry i ay er g& und u? ult Ey Sub h il . t nin nets ryt? fu e ood 4% Cc} on, om i TUM T) an ell : tac ~ | oor Die spe 00. a AN ——— rt f bd wi ITV r all n ~ ere? —s atn t are! to IN ure u ou wil 00 gr 8, ir rni- RA oO om 10Uu b sash bina’ used Ove b a he pi Sa 1 gs ce cla ° r ; ™* ab } ' Tol ole? 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SENET WRN ED POPE OT STITT PR a ee tera gee ett tee cere i a ’ z* ¥ oa et BS as —_ Y, he ‘ = at :y 4 - s . r - = eR i a eee © ie Sab Wie — . . en te may “digs - aes ¥ SE ae ee Le ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee g ae 38, 2924. J5U MUSICAL INS 1 RUMEN -IViS, Horses an - MAY Ys, ct oops FOR See CLOTHING 'D GOODS Sal fs ’ ot eo How lAimetal, Pe. Houses & | SAFE—Late sivie double door, must eal; STORE and OF r we FIXTURES | STORE ana OFFICE FIXTURES! HORSES AND VEMICLES | f alxeo Olive ’ desi. 3516 ~ haath ~ price igh ee Cane a ——— a eee > eld | ap FLAT—> rms. : ting See | SAFES—Barce live st. __| Gas -- : fine buy for sma argain ~ ;, : AA Td and El ) ( pped in _ deli 661 N. Venda orice. Lig: _Baumann Safe col” used Safes hn Cy ASH REGISTERS— We ~ have « large | EL ECTRIC eciric Fixtures For § Sale Pianos and Organs For Sale fw i : . coe equi Be .. copper; ab al A“ comfortabit surroundings. ~ penn Sa 421 N. ath st. (coo) ! PIX? . - — : eclutely , SA¥YEsS—pP orced ' of Nationa! cash registers: all bow]: witker chal LES w 1. p re ek TY _M ARE—Medium size. good worker. $15 , Pia NOS Ww td. — ‘god uprights. give price | terms. Gaertne cash. 71 Heman. Univer- ‘APPAREL Wtd— ra t - race ; . pais ere | = x south, i | rane a paste arenes sour — “cost. J. Braumaon Sate Co” 421 N. oo you néed “ser ‘veur basipena wi be Fix _Cabany 59051 velvet curtains, cic’) _G1J2 Alsbama av | wanted and make of piano. Box G-25 X r ry. TE ee ss : a . . @ : ’ = “ > : : » = ~ " eee = ‘4 ee a r MACHINES— Thor Sarr : with furniture: highest prices paid. Phone Linge a1: I (c14i | ture Co., 700 Franklin. s\obe ix FIXTU RES eo aced’ daulen a MARES—iwo-: tr; ip bugey. harness and _ Post-Dispatch. $663) a0 12 SAFES Son | ric Aut 3e ; ; fei; SYS; terms. SF ate. ae gas "and electric; price | o calls. H. Appelman, 1331 Whittier. M “glock Herring-Hall- |\COFFEE URNS—Tables. stools. See ho Sen wil sell cheap. 197%A s 4- M ae —en 2818 Daiton ——_———- aes Qo Wed — Te bas. rep ewer i-—Sorre! 6 years old. pac er: sound . - ° ‘i ae | a a L oor me oT ’ ee ee ‘ ’ ‘ 8 and burglar-proof Cc ash regi sters. 616 Mor - , | hee J CLOTHING Wia— ond | ers. _ G16 Morgan. te) | ieee an ; nationa Bids G3 MACHINE- Waterpower. at c tt i. anion’ —" children’s ; Safes > gt B. and 1c ‘OF FE K URNS—2. automatic, like new FIXTU KRES—Beautiful electric light hang- | , and gentie. now in training; been miles | International Life Bidg. a. eS M pte a Vehicles, Store Fixtures, T ypewriters and Misc ellaneous Wanted and nted and F or Sale Ads T ode —- ~ cast-off cl w : clothi o> oper , see ing machine; cheap. 220) ~ : , A — WANTED | Post- Dispatch. ng; will call ox ¥-279, ; comtnations ‘chang — ‘Buxton & Skin- insua; bargain Rensinger. 1007 , ntares. Apply to r. Micheli. ° ful sadd moe: 08 would make beaut) ees , CLOTHIN | ath ec tine and Stationery Co. 306. N. | Market. or. Kline's. 606 Washington (ec)! Meipay city broke. See H. G. | instruments For Sale iG MACHINE—Cheap: electric a ) ya, furniture. compiete Ci4 y df 2 Wtoeienae sie (8 | CONFECTIONERY FIXTURESOM : mY aw ___ - Plumbers’ Plumbing Supplies MUL Pom 5 1160 pounds 4327 “Wanpioes. bei Lined ae one "e} . } - _ oo rs : ) ee Dennis Bros., oT ax , — y lute: 64 (c8) | 865. Auto call SEEDS, | Union. —_——— MULE—Suitable for rr light work. ! Call Tyler 2 ich MRS. J. = —, GMa woes ba . > grivat ee TER ser water] and genta’ slixthiy. ws pons ee i soddine lawns call Riverside 9377 | —“e@ler. 4821 S. Broadway. 7 RANKL IN PLUMBING SUPPLY HOUSE, PEDDI. KR WAGONS 2: and ice wagon to 5 years’ ees | Sos .. ’ ig 4 2140J. *“1°6 S. Comp- evening clothes 13° 2 Olive st. Jewelry Bates uhnel, lands« ape Kardener. OoOU NTERS Secondhand, coun‘ter cases, 1117 Frank! in av.. St Lai 5. Mo excellent conditio in 24: 41 y od at gon. tt Apex. Wayne. 7 - ic) | bo@ght. Olive 1243. Leng) | : _ drug fixtures, office nartitions, umbwl PEDDLING Ag . . MANDOLAN Gibson model case. wonder- ia_and collar cases. 2509 N. Broadway. ‘PL [ "MBING AND HEATING || new chen ‘N—And harness," like | A aa $16. 3755 Koseuth. Colfax! Plan. Some are here listed: Olive i124 —__t&"9) | PRKONIES of Jefferson. . 4 ais asb vrices | HIGHEST prices paid i —-_z and | flowers , = S. acres in bioom: 60, 000 | ~ > | ‘S—-14-f 12 -ft. a | Ip ‘ | =O, an SUPI LIES AT W HOLESALE | PON Y—Saddie nd bridle. 4127 ‘Taft Te p SA XLOPHONE—New. C melody. Buescher: PIANOS ET. ; Wu—sen 30 : MACHINE—E4en: oper f ; ‘2.. a014 Cboutea tlemen’s clothing and shoe Call JU Varieties: first cutting May _CQUN'’ rER FRE EZERS . Sen be sacrifice, $d9. - ‘7 Moving (8) mon 2409. Auto calls in "30 Bong L. PF. Dintleman of Bellevilte. nih p & ft Hussmans. “all Munday take | . PONY : ro A . Eden, $20: Ohio cleaner, $1 s — E [A-——-3 reom, with privi- ——— Easton. (c8) GRANDIFPLOR, PE and Oftice Fi reat bi Giobe Store 30 ie for big free catalogue showing Osburn, 4430 old; bay; work ausywhere. 70 W estaate. Delmar 2810'V. RES Veso & Gee kcFedcscees Oe nted. Jous Wol iken ectric’ ; R rvoms ‘ ‘all Mrs. Ke rv - 4 ; swM ef'e RA “Cape . Jasn nit e Buds the a . aoe eRe a ~- . b.F ranklin Ac) | ; = ber cent 62\ ing on all plumbing : =. (er — s A XOPHONE Sonn L flat alto; also Kimball “ene ee eeee® @ @ee @ ee ef © nd Humphrey. Grand S585R. (6) ‘3 venting For Sale tion be a flower that grows, for Decora- | “TTING T ar - E ~ td.— Must he in . - ¢ a AS SINKS aVvator'ea, closets. S ADDLE ame esiern, OL a Zz» [ Rie Ss- -— | dy ‘s Prey Gravois. Phone 4 Furniture Co., 4012 Chouteautc «i pongee, velv et {rimme, ' ‘ = : 36° ood condi t 3 5 . 1923 Hup ote yt & dition; $3.50. 1 ' (e23 d SSITURE Wtd.—W'!! trade Union. “7 | ' wert - bargain for cash: ti K—I. arge. roller top. «xvod as new: | NEWLY hulilt l-reoem RPA See on! von Park woe ee ae $75 at $020 _Fravklin {near Grand). (c99) ~ Music Salon——Siath Picor ; RUMMAGE—Clothing, shoes, hardware. MAC HIN cs reasoner h HI! nA dates, CUE v Brid at Venice, just north of @McKin- Clark Meat Market. Jeffer 3. and VIOLIN-——100 vears old: wonderful fine ' deliver. Wydown 25W. Miect rio } ' : Ss, ee - : Co. 8009 Kingsbury. Clayton.(c8) 5 furnishings | st | «seconds: dealers call; open Sunday. 1: 43 DESKS Mah ‘any flat. and typewriter | —— ige, for sale at bargain eraam oPias tone; will sacrifice, %821B Easton av. BARCH WHERE You MAY a a peonc® stare. w i 1 +4 ows Nh F desks. 119 N. 1th BOATS—I - ae ~ fh ACH —And brake. one-horse | “iG; ]N—_Stradvariua: bow. case. . Mous- arr 0 1 . Stoecker Tie —_—_— ; VAT aunches, marine engi : lis ‘-horse wa ‘al | i not find greater bargains and ! price. Ae 2° Central 13 ; Sr KING ‘AP > home Y erva et ‘neat y: Siree- clas or ‘Bale Dts K Senet Dea ke flat ened “airs. Roorn | used, BartDur Boat Co ‘- ~ le 4 % ay 354 Missour) wages. Can fon excellent instrument ; bargain. oh ° : ADDING’ MACHINES. ypewriters M . - | Kossuth. Coifax 18 tion in furniture, rs (eOa i coneon: 3144 Maury. first floor north. 211. FAR Olive MO. . pe rt Dut of the high rent distrimt.” = ' (c99) TEAM-—Harness, wagou; cheap. Apply $$ ~ check | , ae pe ae —_ winialoiiaa TPR. PIES ee a ieee a: entieman’s; 3-piece;, almnost new protectors. scales, safen S31 N. &th DE SKs—-Roill and flat ‘ops; chairs, ta BOA S AND LL AU Ni HE S$—sSee us hee wt nn _ at. OLD VIOL Seeman by ego mat th — Teeter? Suse tel . ‘ rhRAM OF HORSFs—~And. ‘ enw ; T ye stvle: bargain Me . — -—— ~ fy moto ; ; ~y " Cal wagon 40 M chia wn taining peda): 0 rolls fonday, 1009 Market. | DESK S—San tary eb t oak. quarter boats, barges, engines, cruisers. etc: over Weber road. Riverside : o4aJ - ' ised ian iy per 7 heats Acelias 17 LL . . | _ 2 4 at 2 4 ° . : “,* BROS. F. Cw .., 18th and why 4 TL URE W TD. BADLY “reasonable Sidne y 7415 ! ton ADDING MAC | Nie Burroughs latest hles: chean R21 N Sth ' boats of al! kinds fiat hantes £76) 3 an descriptions. Jarce and sinall lots. | SUIT——-Lady's biue, reasonable. 2250 , "~ f § ’ Co.. LO Hive. ripti . flats. - dwellings. highest cash braska. en ea te ‘ = i ADDING M A‘ "HINE — Bur rou = 9 col : 14M efi. ‘ “writer ith hie rs hau ing and repair ing Hz rrett He WW AGN. d » “ ~ m og ee ; Page. vee oy Tt it Boy's long trousers ned aime 333 = Reagan ln so rae ng vin Tana Ma ket te — M orgs S00 SS. Levee ey monary a1¢°. WAGONS aT om weze! r Pianos oi Organs For Sale PLAY ERPs PIAN - ii ul a. ad >. f ‘all Mond Py ; Y o} pas _— “ eed, price 3200. Kirk . : ey a - igo fi a Y ce, ai. a ral ana ati é 5 o—s s Wid.—Used; twins. Y- | SUITS! cay. SEGA. N. Euclid. (c) | wood Trust Co.. Kirkwood, Mo oh pt ae | ADI ING MACHINES AND TYPE standing desks: office chairs, cabinets, befor: used canoes bought and sold; ury | WAGON—Peddier wagon strong in rolls, cheap, like Bes “8 Ks Ge ite ate —-- Ss ; cad one ¢« ' " “ae »- Chess . ” —— re vot rhe . J :. Da lnse Ss tAw » . -_ Ww v. SHATR Chita. with “trailed Me | SUiT—oLade er A ee ee WRITERS—Soid, rented, repaired: low | N82 for cash. Hast, 2007-80-11 Morgan. | pay? 704 buy. Barbour's Beach, Valley sed. 3502 N. Jefferson a\ LDWIN MANUOLA PLA YER-PIANO. POT” onve a. am b L tela ; price. 52355 | * —— [Ad y ®: milk lined: 84: one em rates, dependable machines Rellabie | 72K. ey ™ ei oi ae ? __(c8Y) | WAGON Pedal: - . BALD I Conte's player good condition, state broidered, 36 lush cor : 4 di . , - DES KS Roll and flat _tops ives ¢ i. bras®mounted har B tiful mahogany case; very slightly 3 : ! wl. se. Luc ky. oe oe Equitable Bide. “Olive Rr8a — ag = desks, chairs, cheek writers. 616 Mc: ENG INE — Motge. pag a8 with re- ess: like new: cheap: bargain. 2922 /| used; complete with bench to match and | AEOLIAN iho” ta attachment: v su D POUN 3 — : e6 of —— | ‘ NROY’'S. 1100 OLIVE : je prices; sell in : 3 : ES le; real bargain prices. ” doles "every LISTER—Burroughs, 7-column, $12 2. as 8. Ask for Elso _—s Bremen wagon; $15, $25 “$35: must *. 1318 | GRAND “ecr ide aiekals used, at $450 t all rd STEINWAY Se wh or terms. See me e 3 s€WING MACHIN Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Monday, 9 a.) Deion. S-column. $88. Adding Btachine | | FIXTURE S—Butcher and grocery outfits; | MARINE AND B U1 L5th_st. an off the original price. This ‘te a snap | dition: ‘specially 'p and o . ley are and address. a APHEAD MACHINE—Sews like new *. 3ioo » 9 J | —— ’ =e 4s ine, ‘ fe 125 utters, shelvin cases, register, 10- Hardware Co.. Broadway. Phone | You NG HORSBDS—15: suitable all pur- | fer someone. I A. Starck Piano Oe | wh hiy terms. ab Sh tch. of ‘change. i brand. REBUIL T q v PE W Tr. —— Ali “Takes: |; #¢. refrigerator. c i urns, electric _Central 211 : (cO9) poses; storm bugevy and peddier wagon. 1018 Olive st Ae | SROYS. 1 1100 OLIVE —— tr | (~) 4448 Easton. > ame ep ppewe ¢ for storage 20 per cent - ~ - . 'WHETHER the pitcher’ strikes ' cuaranteed like new: $15 up dai _krinder. acrine 515 Frénklin Nicholas, 2860 M cNa oats on- | we. 40 im oft ” HING MACHINE—Can be | stove or the ieee strike the ‘“‘pitcher’’ Machine and Typewriter Co.. van = nS z om ‘ [eee s marine: 15 h. - Bom : — SS | KIMBALL—U pright pial. 3 excellent con ) UPRIGHT Vl — . ‘ 4448 Easton. ° F s, . ne | PEXTU RES——Restaurant; 1 4-g@allon coffee magnet at D.; Boach dition, must sell at once; leaving city. condition; a 1A Ack — Tae ‘hew or used anal my fenday morning oS maston.(c)) it bad for the ‘“‘pitcher.’’ Wherever Olive 1258. _ ae urn: 16-in. Emer “en ’ ee agneto, like new 3655 _ Pennsylvania will sacrifice S824A N. Lith st. Tyler ighlas save money. We carry a - : MACHINE With motor. | 4 h’’ strikes ‘‘waste’’ it is bad SMITHS $4.95: Remincton« a | | movable stools wert ny 9 ~ re 6fan. MOTOR B an 487 tc) supply outside towns with and ‘ : ; . s ; : ‘ irner gas plate. * OA T—22 >t runabout i hull. . , —_—- — —— used instruments. Write for entalonan ne t of bedroom suites * weed to work, like new. FP. My- | * Strike with your dough; Olivers, Underwoods: rental, $1 applies. | 2 tables, six chairs, glass case, two class Mully, foot o ' | } . dining room _ eines. werzen ——=— | Slags.? Hank fel your ewn. Don't blow. | one s. 1512 Locust. | slides for pie shelves, knives. forks. | MOTOR ar San “¢ Foot M U S l ee Al “The AYARE pa Sane 7 Slocht _ Sree. 3 avenette sets in B INE — Nice drop-head Singer, good denn hn gg th pt = ture, | TRANSCRIBING MA CHINE—_Distaphone epoons and about 12 each of new cups of Calvar “y ~ ' > ing outfit. Foot | Here is a Knabe grand; eatin finished ‘libra d 4 $10; electric portable $25. 5044] ;-,; t} t io ee ess » ~~ a oe used: perfect condition: $80. Lindel! Saucers, plates. saume dishes. chile bowls. | 7-7 sk for Kern. _—(c9®) ' brown mahogany case, used but a short Frank Stell B t Pl ets ie (hat §6prosperous§==sppearance, | 67)7 Sunday or Box W-386 _Post- Dis. heavy iron kettle, all for $75 cash. Fin- MOTORBOAT—First- class condition; 25- time in concert work and offered at a ’ es ace > oo “TG HINES ge peg oT owt | Rag oo ~y Condition. in oT ss TP EWRITER Be . $13 5. , 37 — Ore : ton. 4670 _Faston foot: must sel! Box w-17. Post. Dis greatiy reduced price. | To Duy; no interest charged: 10 7 ‘ . i This ’ at ° , / » gon | MOTOR RO AT— “" .s l cep "e derwoot No 14 ‘ eee nv ¢ 7586 {c} rte "ASK S—f ; nd tt lat — Se - te — - —_——: b: s, $5 to + . it.; piate glass) MOTOR BOAT HULL—Steel. like new display, j5c daily, Sic Sun. Discounts, PIANO—Shoninger upright; $75; excellent | Talking Machines Wanted UCTON TUESDAY : eo oe TYPaWRITFRS1 A >” ag ) fa‘ fs ; mnt: $2 t ‘ a! 5c a — | c th N ‘ firs Ss 2.80 wall (aes ‘ “ — ING MACHINE—Ve y “fine drophead. 0): pants. $- sO $3, o 2s $1. - r $3 ”- 2. 2: } . a . _ “heap. 1007 SS0 Ca! liart an? ph lar P een! c ; tr ncetng 1 a. m extra leree sale of . 4 i ange Forest Park bh “ ; devente “near Chout | veing 0°6 S Van- 4 4 Lt ase col di : on. punnliialll ” ye cle vs cy hor 3 fim fa. qe é r times, daily 2c Sun Se i I “pelas Gabler: iystciase t. ouletane. ’ pata here, prions olive U Tnetiy wi i sold to highest bidder. f ' : twp : , ‘ | price low for quick 1 : " ° condition; cheap. 3860 Park. «: fe: ‘ate mode Cabany 3439R. i ; . fe, sale Call Monday power; $15. Sennenw : 36 times. daily Sc. Sun. ic oe eae 137? On AUCTION ©O.. 2 Morgan. (cAP) ; eee : ——~ | Southeast corner IOth and Benton. (c) Forest * 3. enwald, 4596 1. ucky Minimum © lines . VIANO—Upright; in good condition, cheap 1. ~ Meramec excellent | u nitu n Easy T | il:_oh “ae aria Cordttns. ie - 7 a — | TYPE aa ir E B Ries 8S. | 7 DI f FREEZER COUNTERS - | MOTOR CANC /E—On Mera! ; celle 4 . RISE MePhernon. 26 th. eset. Talkin by ‘ a . rood ore oY %y at yi ’ . One 1°2-f: . tal q S : hobbi n orr na now YO Wreci ] prices fri t save money. ‘ 4 y “ns E\ w y RITER— —Rex: slightly used: 1} on eg “o ; I type white de! et Motor Roat Club ine aime tora e Sale ING MAC HINE —lUsed Singer drop- et reckine Coa. 1240 N.. Jefferson on _Ohio ay x — : " 9% ; now BOAT Wtd “saan be in 4 condi- ~ HEE ¥: PIANO—U pright: in ot conditior c i , " e = > nen — ve me J ‘ 18 ve et; ble st id 3 , ee £00 con | > —— " yn ‘ *” von n ~ } a i ’ pens nning Monday niche we will nel! 4 —— (co) = LLGING > (OCK— Doors. windows, pricy | TY PEW RITE R—L. C. Smith, late mode!: | $74 ee on.__Delmar 48 cnililieiiliiadt BARN 9995—Piaz__ popular. tty nge, in 30 Fr reat &,: ROTREnE:.. “Fae Se, See. | — Naw ICK sebeettion’s ef m tds ee ; r tr ) irc * , »} cot) . a ¢ 4 , . fittest ' —~y ‘ EET PT Sea ‘ 1 ; Le unciaimes norage = ne . XG WACHINE—5-drawer drophead | Cote Brilliance °F aia 4298; ‘ein pos aa a caving city Cali today, 27906 K. C. refrigerator, @igplay HOR EAST ST. LOU iS Christensen School, 206 i "7 bright, rep! bargain 3676 My LEHMAN P PIANO co 1 sGining room suites : . ~ Sirs >a ~~ , oe eiidieaiiediaiiainae , |agn ewer Cl “ DE RS—Delivered, 6-ton truck; lo ad 10 Roval: yt stead | promi Bt ey sane HOTEL). RANGUS—500, new and use ad. gas | For ee PI ANO LE SS0NS in vour home; ‘ ‘lassic a ae" —— Grand piano, large. ~ good cond! : ‘ONROY'S, L199 OLIV B, hb» : NG MACHINE—$96 Singer electric $5: also macadam and building material | Dodier. Tyler 1559W He) | and coal: Majestics,’ Wronght Irony at | COAL AND ICE WAGON—Aleo extra run-| popular. L. C.. 1220 §. 6th on; Decker Bros.; eneap. 5044 in. | CONGOL.E— Werth BS mp worth $49 Colfax 26% 28M. (1) Ere Fe ge pena ul 1sualls on prices Bensiager c nine gears. Apply Sunday a. m 2225 —_— - , $45. A. 9g iomp e B 1m 4 Days es used 5 monthe: left citv. 34: rYPbL WR ITE R Dederwand: >o a + 3 > right. oh : mirror wor wort y . ive? sais « —* a + a3 “ —— aer aV-InCHh Car- } ere, ar} i oo . _— ’ ett ’ . —- . o a or ING MACHI . DOORS—50: used: all sizes; other aniil- riage; goo das new; cheap. 220 Calu- | jw; ark. » a eS. eS, prow ‘aaa er a PIANO--$15; organ, $10. motiongraph, Ss IEW *LERS SHO we ASES—%5 piate giase ‘ ‘ONSTABLE . » tchne 7 ater (9 J A . &£ it@ +). | $5 0: antique sideboard. $15. 11°93 N. (%) SOLE 8 "hong ( 7 - ——— —— a a ee Se Race ee Se Seo BLY ke, 4 , ( ’ P urtis ©. X. 5: fastest boat on banjo, nm eiaiien guitar sax.. violin. 10 Roy oval 119 N. | One 13-f oak, as is. combinat! on cooler , - + sane, one new rowboat. ! piane. Gi eens ‘so! a on terms. direct from aon E t $300. es BRUNSWICK—Genuvine: or S's, ood condition. Inauire Mellies. Caron factory. bs Schoo! 25 8. ffer. | O—Fine UPrignt, Cos +. lane ore « % ssieg —— ideo Schesl. Stas ” 9) | $150. 6948 Manchester. Benton 1080. | ome records; like new. 1525 8 ; Us your -Hst of Dulldinge materia! iaroad: son. «cA at ye a 2 ew Foy in ii aoe: —— fits any plano. 4741 Cupples pl. COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPY_ OS Se om L¢ — . — ee ee a Fest agh + RR See se ay > Bass POE, Paes starts © o'clock Monday; forced to a i? a end Singer work 444° Penrose st met Bide ' SALE—2 trotters. 1 sorre f stock of furniture. Thies ig the cp- , fine stitener . Peain; ie@ViNng CY. |) POUNDATION STONE—S$° 450 per per eT eS ee SS. S Sx10 feet: bargain. Monday, 1436 S&S. called S ike Cc Direct. and 1 bay . : =r ar , , Compton bie $79 ; pity to buy real bargaing to furnish N Theresa. " ili deli Vered. Rs he cemy 1954 ary $e. — WR tay sRe—An peerwees No. 6 Broadway er stud, called Red Fund, on Mu shay hoe te egg A Er ern gp Delenr } PLANO—U pri ight. cheap “Call at Wash Piano Co.. 10 Olive rt * , , ; ‘ f sy ~ : . “ ~* a ractica ea m \ acr — IP ’ ° . . : 4 ; ereper y me. everything to be sold; nuthing ING MAC HIN BS—Drophea d Singers. ViaRD BRICK—Secondhand. €13 it 5 47 740A Newberry money. sacrifice| 7] UNCH COUNTERS—wWooden or hi : 24. at 4 o'clock, at 4807 Bulwer. | 34622. (-99) | ington Hotel, Kingshighway and Wash CONSOLE. model; $200 machine an ge: consisting of beds, dressers, rugs, ‘ © up. splendid condition; Iimited one thounmand. delivered. Bomont Ts80~w ~~ hte eieenenieeeisid asin t glass ton: tables. chaire coffee urns. AF HORSES—And 6-ton capacits NBER BH ey EINE 08 ington. io) ord. $110; larne size mahowany. cabinets, davenettes, dressing t« . only 3310 Olive oman bab : os ! iY PEWR:TER—Underwood portable. new. | steam tables: cash or terme. 721 N. 7° ons, Websr Drayage & W fr we | CKULELE 50c per lesson. expert teacher ~ PLANOS RENTE! Kost Grane chifforobes, library tables, chin 3 cr? ~ WACHINES ai enti : — Jt IST s. doors. ¥ indows and frames. plate cheap fi “9 quick «mle or trade. Call | i Co 1326 © 34 at le) ukulele free to persons enratiinge this week ‘On M + B ‘ . in SOIAON ‘Belo? Sg hey eas stoves, Sa . ean. $10 2up. 5896 North Ma; : la fiooring. mantel, sheeting; cheap Forest 85J. 5030 Maple. ic MIRROR yg ee —— for 10 weeks lessons Hawatian Schoo! wen OB, Monthly Basis. ‘The Ph ing sets. bedroom set mea). and up. oO or : = N. °4th st TYPRWHI Te ee. . 14° —Go od for millinery store shea: FOR good horses with sre guaranteed, see, of Music. Grand and Olive. Lindell 4204 | CONROY'S. 1190 OLIVE Priced 2 onegraph w : a © >K—Corona. like _ and 9- Mola fe) Loewenstein, 1321-25 N. Broadway.(cS$) | ——-—_————_—_ ~~~ | PIANOS—4Good condition. $60 ferced tO monthiy terms of oe rri din . j . “ . a * * ed yy an | | EHi¢ RSk— Wagon and Gecumaiai good — T ' east > piece fut eine, bea. all 4 sar sewing machines at - har- WHITE PINE ny 2x8 2x10. ip | 7 pat \ oe Sn Bove py rebuilt - {er ae a th — ane = eee Arcade Big. 4449 Manchester. (c7) TENOR BANJO—-SAXOPHONE | PIANO—V oge uptight : eonow.c0ne , ease: thon. #. ert “s ye Bn : lag 10 er- to 24 feet: Be foot, delivered tus ie 0 ent. “Uarantred, iepairs. over- B Ol td.—To buy. complete, S ' 3: Tau to * ] Hiv ; , ga4. my hotté wi 03.7 : 1716 Franklin, Olive bs yaad Ks seil. Sidne Vv 42 o> Fag ‘ ( hauling ‘ estimates furnish “a 1 yrewriter or individual plee« ~ office fuarnit trem and He Pus ES. mules, ! arnes ms selling vut. ; | - aught. 10 oo ~() ). ~yeomge o , 3 ag Jave : ,® HONOGRAPH owns send your inch buffet, 6-ft. 7 4 . : - . - _ | Rental & Sales Co.. 123 rary table. arm chair . cy with complete set of attach- | cent less labor. stronger and i S30): Rovals, $40 Olivers, 320: new nor- spring P . A x rower rocker, for 36G 17 URE CO 5: = at _{e) | Machine Co.. SO7 Pine st. Central 1215 giasa doors. in f ne condition: S75. Mon- io — G01 rd fat gone BIve pees (ria! 5108 D st tmbuting Age R213 Acotan Co,, 1004 Olive st. Fister 112- 114 N 1°th St. - Month: tine rebuilt Singers and oth- | - | ry PEW RIT? oRS 21) makes: = Tre — REPRI if fe. One — ~ | HORSE S—2 and wag: ms: Wa v5 Baker’. tT 4 R ' as a8 Mh AB. ~- ended Be ‘ es as low as $5: all guar- | 4 » overhaule: 15 and up: all machines 2 r and lL. wevernment: Me- . > Pi ic) uning an air nq > ak easy terms. Beyer's, 17th an a CAS SH or ‘CREDIT | Barton er terms: exnert reper ee. | SUPPLY COM! ANY gare pntood for se year: rebuilt Coronas, loray. Nationa Bre t. suitable for tutch- | HORSES—Wagons and harnesses 3740 _ NDE ng a RG E ms cust. on fe) We offer pone manterd oe ston. TAndell 12607 . . to $37 50. new model Coronas, ers. grocers. restaur ants "at meet unusus ] Chouteau ic) &. BRA > ;ER . pianos. avers. - res =" - - ie ~ wt , L b Mill Work, Roofi _PIANO- “Huo-Art reproducing. practically re oe -- ’ TEST SAI E wl } MACHI umber, i ora, ooling, ® terme as low as $S per month. CO- | bargsins Rencines Co 1009 Market ——— ———- - _— — tuned and repaired. ROGA regon. p 4 , >» '$1. weekly OU R GREA 4 7 NE—Singer. ‘floor sam- B rrett Shin les, Ete . . TYPEW RITE R SALES CO ‘ °07 ————-—-— ; ates... : - aa HORSES—$20 uP harness tiff Waskons, Victor 3" S1R Me mbe r ae A. . » (cfO) all «grea artiste recor exclusively or ¢ ‘ON ROY’ s. 1100 VE a . other gUaranteed sew ink dt a g ° 7 oO: a5 ns ow Ce t : 4% cE STAI RAN’ } iX Ti "RES—And *qulinD- park warone }07 5 XN. Zist at 7 ; : the TDruo-Art: dull brown mahogayy : won- ore OF STO \ ES “ } { mena SODA FOUNTAIN-—-& ft. marhls, and re- Lai Seddle , hy ’ | PLAYER- PIANO—And ind musle cabin Ap- |. test Grand , your ola one re r Ove : = l. a ie! 231 BS $ E ana Orr ICE r iA i WJRES . HOR: L—> aacui- ti h WOTAR inorse., r i> F’ ATRS pes ail makes pho mographe | 4 , RINES—Ot aearld all rv Purchase of $10 or More fe en oa cS) ROOFING—Economy begins before le sTOR -- frigerator, candy > ean rade f - 29 cheap lenton ‘T465W. Imperial Repair Shop, 916 Pine Olive | piy Sunday. 4 200 Arsenal detnamaensin TAL KING Mac ‘HIN near! — to Motor Sales “o., 7829 (7 ' ; a (99, PLAYER viA NO—Rush & Gerts, and roil- makes: ranteed same @6 pew, at . ou -_—— mobile Lau eeTa 7,3 ‘ Style round bo , bbi ; deve.op roofs of gravel and sat e W d ' HORSE—Biack mare, &S years old Pat if Rooms Complete, $175 ania. portable elec- | yired “und/ recovered, superior Roofing ante ivory cediebias ie ge ag tee 5 BO chern: 2489 Michigan Vietor 2883M | lene tha 2. p Eberfectiv paired d yere uy ot ‘ mist AND \ 4N— Ag! y * = or PLAYE K- r TA NO—Slig tiv 4 : ro *. . He! . $18 cash and $2. —_ a LET Flecle Roofing Co, repair or ren trical store; must be bargain. Gi 5 ee perfe cheap. 5741 North Mar- HOW ~ c . ' se Lastest noe oe ‘c) mont 48. We tune. et ary refinish: beneh $200 « ‘ash. 2408 ‘Sth Far. KING MACHINE ling out, 1- AND Pp : af You will save money ket. re Broadwa: estimates free Members National Asse- me — ers prices; Victrolas, V ‘oo oO}; i Pi ‘ — " “ ~ r - " : " " ~~ ; 7 { —, ERIODICALS calling Gra and R601 3307 uteer, (99) SEA LL, HOX--Hussaman. and 1 10-foot _HORSE—7 years oid: dapple gray, sound ciation Piano Tuners indies ___ {e89) PLAY ER PIANO—tigh ae like DEW. | phones; cabinet machines; today. 265% Biving Troon. room ri a Harvard Classica, jaw booke oth- = ———— —— o> ~% “V ho i... ee Bod ah ndy case; 1 Toledo scale; almost new. and gentile. 6037 Daggett. $2 PIANO TUNING Repairing: guar go!) _chean. AANA Tett av Ruterr Pe ’ : ; 7 sita ae - . . e ~~ abe . Verv eanry term ? . nable 1732 ~ Vande Ve n ter : ! 7 . 7 19° 24 L A Titi «af ‘anit er ae ms - ec) ik PERE — 7 md, go000 Work. - with larless, anteed Feidman. ao 1 Park Grand VLAY ER-P [ANU—-New: cheap sco" 4 : .* ICFROL. ont ‘jeter laree si Ze id.—10 fee a ns "NT =>, _ Sidney. (eh) with records: cheap , wry od''$1.50 50. eac J B Wd —Highest cash prices paid | JEWELRY—WATCHES aM hae ATA ASE bottom eection @raqwere. [orn ne ee cit re. Se $5: must sell, 2839 Lemp. = . —— “aC 2 “. es : a; | | bies apd chairs: all sizes: going out at | HORSES—S cheap, = sets sarhees; 3 god g2__EXPERT piano ‘tuning and repait- | PNcheam fob cash. — SLL Texan.” “Sey Ve bee i geah and | ae and used book Book M | i-piece velour 1" ver . c oOoks oo slart, CASH paid — for gold, silver, piaubuin, Hox H-52. Post-D'spaten st Glo Store and Off! e Fixture CC ' " R "4 ; fenport suites. for A e_ &. a. (99) | ~ broken jewelry; false teeth. Miller, 1: ba | - —_ amt Pe SM) Frank! is : : (c) a utger. — ing. guaranteed: RING—Ahor % -carat, gents vor’ ‘e Bie - aan whasnd - + clLeap Farrie Victor 3260 Pere. Ee sonsiaiieaan *) oy ty Sees Stam 100 3-piece reed fiver upholstered live ee pau ran DIAMOND R o— 4 a % -¢ Bilt er sizes, al! - ; = > Terms. Riverside opis. Perr Alabama. on ; pm «suites, $48.50 9 RD —Set; new used mounting, $115 Tabany 7586 fc) | aW NIN‘ Lami § and large coffee mi!! tries. ; most re abl ces aiso | - P= a UNI NG A ND REP AIBNG 1 7 oan oe 4 u yma fice tat we ; > ‘ high- grade An fo. 3 r, : . con ' 1 Mit NI rr IN B tif ; ’ k ar ; L1 I ell 4. S40R. Cr ie : 4 . . and ° ar = . tabiee : . . ' = " mares mules, $! a a? nates ete vers afr ; e.) lec’ ric Dianos. rol) s . .- ~ Az ER: PIANO Elec > 4 re ¥ 4b . fies " a ae oe — ) ; ’ 4 (j—Beautiful ve aia , oy é oy ime ‘ @ ‘ 7 aii . cir akoT uarantee . . r : ' : | | gests wilten ert a pis ARD c LASEION. an. rege 4 ae a Call Grand 1476M i AW NING 13 ft like ere _ ul haem a nae S: ain “ahah pac nae Te 1 J al : =ee Wagons; guaranteed for electric pianos Ht KE. MURR 3n44 64°AQ Kasten av 4e)' Vie oe Ry. ToTROLA son wulan. | ) Lassi : e | —- tains. tables, airs >} Morgan ‘c) > ~ “ — - yee ” ae Me - ‘a . 3 al : . y Me be Natlecal jation , : aime 3 | | 25 elexant 3- pine? Sema o , ry Dicti oo 37, "33 bs paeey DIAMOND—feautiful carat: cost B500 in ane fs ria FrLREs—Must rel! 8034 en ace _ : in . RS) Sour iso peddling Wag- 3 7 Mer mbes Nationa! Association ! givin a - a ye ho aes cin. "s TROL yes tor: ARS Be Oe Ul incpoction ax cateeed A T OR — “1 T Renu yt ] iormning. 3°07 | Pta no Tune . Mi. dell ARVRR. ABST Martie oS ie) records be earch. az reorn evites. P = oan : " Le) dav beds an o $12 Oe. ao. a - . VY.350. Post-Dispatch c) : . ~~ aa. * rman b “ ; high- grade cae ranges. =~ ; Ks Wha, Ww, ’ — _ke - o tA Tl T PAR! _— bQl i? ME N i oul fy! ‘ piete , | Tox ‘ *T. reg : T + PLAYER- rriaANO—Sel! cheap if eold ivy - B; Ik TROLA— Vietar 87.50 S-plece breakfast suites PD ae In the four st ‘Ll “i oo a KS | DIAMOND GEM — Cost $200: sacrifice booths; comp! like me Box Y-379 acs iene: cheah LQG Masked. beans BHORSES— ‘Mares large and small; good musical Employment med tely. 4615 Natural Bridge. Col 7.50 hieh-oven gas ranges, a: _ Grand — ey owe $95: need money; several smaller. 4719A ‘oat -Dispatc! + (6 | : - Velers, $15 and $20 each, Must be fax 2387 Call ‘after 6 o'clock o} = * . . k s#ide- cer oF a ee ‘Saarel 1 TT a ' = ‘NTI R iit SPORK FIXTULES—Shelve-s eselabie . ld todas 2507 N. 12th at LADY MUSH IANS—RBanjo_and tenor sax = = $ SS Raw yd ang t.. 4 §o1 95 ; - 8 aver Sine oo , ' | Natural Bridge Foi ° BEAT v 5 4 FAY = we Will ‘ - hine “ il ee chen’ 45509 Tle rere] “ vr ‘ise ignited saddie heoree. 6 veare eid - ophnone Bex ©-18 Post-Dispatch. PriLAYERA-? Sa Nikee—Vilcon &2 White 7 200. vara Saat leaving town. oak. top-lcer felrigerater®: ai “The Lamareary. nt one and | $200, DIAMOND paweee ooly FOO is | day - eae eee ae wt.) | SPORE FIXTURES—Manhogany finish: | «txlish and good color. Apply n. e. cor-| MONTE BON DANCE ORCHRSTRA— |) Um, tan cont A gataliriad “. 2817M. ne 1° adv Rox = o - alm Va im c lean © r. 807 Loc ust ie?) } ner Main and Poplar io} Open for = ngageme nt Stdney 3608) . a . a v rT TROLA—Vv jeter: gene cenaine ih only Macice) ma e -_ -—- —_ ; 7 7s é 1s Faz oes being : BOOKCASE AN) DESK- combina tien a Sa - - _ . i’ , — > Z ‘ _ ‘ ~ = 2 ‘ > > . - . " A y ’ lA j >. ft. , ons. suita rte tor rr} HORSES—10 large, 5 mules; top delivery MilsrCia NS Wtd—Young. t form _ or- ar’ YeR- vie “oo —$iiy ” ‘see 6 'c Comet nm. | $20, like new; console, wagon, coal wagon, dirt wagons and chestra: «ive all details. Vex H-370, fe 3) | war -17 ? 5 the United Stetes in each J RITON RR ss. Established 3S years onk: a.so kitchen table Call at 3230A TARLES—S to ind $70 a}! 4 ghee ‘ —~ oS ne Cees i jewelry makers, engravers repairers. 71% lowa displaying i o! o> an ; ee AS Atri adepts. unveiled kb titable Bieec #13 Locust «st ‘ G . — . - . Henrhe« ‘B16 Mtn rear ; lLarness ‘ ie Vande @iter ~! Poet .f bier wa ti n - ew 0 siee! bedeprings. j o> ry She an. qi . . pi TCHER BOXES—T®o sn md con ie . ey - ———_ a . ; NO 82 owt 9 shor . onite loved phenewarphe mmole chairs ter " Mo. A oat somos Paks RIN@—Diamond, 1% carats, $215 i , dition. MeCray Refgr. Co.. “inv Locust. | TYP strei ‘TR Motor driven mul igrerh, HORSES— horses. mares. wagons. one PIANIST—Wante on advanced violinist; P LAYER aR. PIA! whe 260: E~ 4675 ou. | In geod recondi sampie kitchen ‘cubis Dan eum, NES =~" ionday. $563A Kensingion p! LEE ESe.* , | + igh + - ule, with collars: sacrifice, 4329 N corn “Post Dist atch. concert work. Box so6"(aq Fellows Bide pianes which have wna rheregeryne in 8) ant $1.55. whort un * Bend for a PERIODICALS. mar sasow 8 TTCHER COOLER—Larae size: in good “tT hon OP ‘all Gr > 4M, he. . - cd | be FO, OSS ————— | PLAY ER-PIANO—S000 new Starck pea | ra epeca! ic sae as wit not hi our ata) ore eS " ? P enters ’ : ; om ~* ‘oil Mion la \ TOOT . ” & : « * n ah — Hi aT) xcejlent ° as z -‘lding bh PIANIST Wishes engagements ~~ oT ms | 40 rolls will nell for balance due. $700 OK 4 sent anywhere CASH paid for jiamonds and o! : ana , ~ ; ; - - 2 - gaited fills and we iderfu (oy & Pony. rights a Wee be in cafe: can transpose “ me aai4 ' : to JOO s ” PAPER KAtCKS——5645 Easton tcl ” young. sound and we i Hw OW ~ vereide 1433W. Bsn ope 2 i Ri . Matter wt ‘ , d- Loan _ le % We mt vou read foonevy Jewelry an ‘ - : —_ . , . urn. Houses & Flats F or Sa z Will save vou ‘e. BS fc) RUTCHER BUAES—HKutter boxer. com =: . Pires oa law condition Phillipe. Kirkwood Be! hoes 181 — - pee P LAYER-P!ANO—Practically : ¥ be ount . : , - : ie * a 516 Lline a) t e SOLA) CORNE T PLA ve R—To eqearete anieta Y noes $600. selling riate For Sal Addr —— = - — muting scales. counters ash registers _ w oh ere \ , ’ Ty” . +: P : : : h " : | doudb ha! with dance orchestra "hone “orert ee ~— — one fu Pais r ‘oro i Caria! . — D SLVER tg By otte r - Il mean w! — + I ony = - ‘ : " nome i. y ee ee a 1 ROR “100 h ot % tot 0443 er eall AKA Rartmer PLAYTER-F IANO —~ Kurmetster 4 aad . eat ‘orest S760 ma tt J . ap - : ——_— —- ayer BS-note : exeeli.nt soun 43 a a! oid, Sliver platinum, 1142 Union, Apt. D Fores n j { THE United Fixtures Co manufacturers = rai RSE Te o purebred Morgan «eidine VIOLINIST Wd Apply 2305A N. 1h >A ro'le end benc ser ~ trade ne “ * Al ; ria | TE wa | ‘ affice and irue store fixt' ree ; frot and canter sada’ “Tes. all week after 5 » m. dition: lead: trade for anything r 7 —_ bn dha a: -_ ——— rae 7) s Nishi riLaAT—?7 og “a . ‘c$) a . , ' toh price i"o1 ! ‘kiln ay dividuals ‘ M vin z , :, : ak with iw : : recess ; s Tat the . j maivw\w e ** oe a Hs —— “ ” . . a ‘ uf __ ZAPP Yoon one KSTRA- Park TAule a iS Hh 3 ey ES 1, ae ‘ROLLE oo (e682) ; ALi nin , ry th «with heat. tncome ~ iw dinnn a — . bei - OSs. is = ia Tre ‘ ‘ eee . ; e 7 al = = . ne “ on ; \ oO G " v niaee 71. at $00 ~akes Srcom = me dp Broa: dway SAFES. Sra tcher Bo) e 6p ¢_@ | Sons Feed and Seed Co. 5701 Marghall ik. pt Di LL 3. . Go eera’ Cite rela 5 a cen aa — oe. " AY pi? a — > - Pa) ic? ‘ . . . ° - " ? . : oe _... “ sa a line ’ , - “1 furnished fiat: rent $37.50 month. ato : SAP ead, S25. 17F2 Artinates Above t1 = PP ganon . Eskimo 74 7a — ‘erma: alee we. up : conte ; 4 » damon ‘aie Mee wane ee doubje deor, me : , i . Thi TER OU TP eae a tae | ) y 4827 Evens : fi SAF E— " offer 1 “lca mt Re rigerator ~O0. , PritT—_ ‘ 1 | oe = “ : furnished bright | cel post ge ue we need rj. Phill rue " = for player. R. 2. Uoen JOA. included. nie sit & CO. 19TH & OLT t home or ny ; ry s?. brepal ‘whe eenemene way toe ge | i tha | . - ent: nary during f ee re leettes belp — through © Post-Dlec | GAcii iii1< Tir National: One year | anorifice thew en ly 77 * OF tn. Me. BEYER’S. 17th and Locust, ; fiat eacrifir eayv # . We " / old Gran “oy, , \ Oth st jie. 3 j : ay. 49071A Fountain. Yorest "host PCA, Herrick, 2) ratch Want ad.

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a ee RRR RRS PI BR eS _ ee 1200 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles s and Motorcycies Wanted and For Sale Ads _inthese columns today. Me Pee — ro RADIO MACHINERY : hee rege Se eee | 3 | aa. TORCTCLE | Wid.— Henderesa 1917 or ; SEF For Sale fect; will CHIN} a See baal a U qT O Wal O Bp | iL E SR “3° A U T O MI O B I L FE - s | - ” : oT pet. verie new and used lathes. millers’ dvilie cod Post-Diepdich Want 44 Phones Repairing and Painting __ Coupes For Sale Coupes Por Sale Coupes 5 = ~ BD. U T O M O ? tor repair parts. Ri versicde 2053PL if be ’ rade enna unc “ses. saw, 4 ; ' » pre wS, gTinders, etc.; og - Over Central 66 . ive or Centra: $600 many FORD—Coupe, late model, newly painted, *MAXW a, orth Bide | shape Sy Bore —_— — moe o.* = ITOR CYCLE Wa ~—-In trade for Buick a o-% se ~~ work! ng a. _— My A tools, ar : f « : FORIMm Coupe. 1923. $100; xtras eh ke ‘ : .e ~ —« ee _ t Lat , ow Rk. tree ae > “i a * - fot : z. I» ? Ai io ) MAC MINE RY *OOME “ANY, . . © / 4 po " Cc 4 2 Re} “> ty f > Bed Tr . ef . TB 5 — | . ; ene wren Wea Any conditien; for Co as 3- ie ~~ 4° "ye ur Middle MPA . pain a Our pul gm» 1. rt Ri-—19"%] coupe: moter and tires good. | ro Co, 4339 aw, wn “yy —— a ar 2 fumes 2 Ldn y ®e & - : FINISH. ss — day _ eee For Saie | - az er . ie ba = a + 2 rie : Tl % -_ h . , " — ot oa . iw C . Ford Chex relet, ail “uch smal £19. 50 . n v "3803 rer > ia test : priced, low: LAMBER: r GRAY ES MOTOR coO.. Bic YCLE—Good bargain 5136 — 30 Maple av ; rencietom rer .: Kinboeh }. Bell 414 — Minimum © 1: ars. roadsters and touring... RI SN DS einar. Cabany 3120- 4576 Manchester. fer) | Bie’ indice a ; PATI). rental este 2 us tu : 7 1en Be Oe eo ——— ane up. depending on condition. FORDS— coupes. 2'] models: all bargains i’ coupe. - personal cag y Cali 3309 ~~ Bony > nepal bargain KIC at ~ 1 ~~ t , 4% .* y . ~ 143 “S. : . - se ad For Hire Dodg Gardner all cars m R73 50 rd. ow et tra ie 4issa Easton 1c ; : > Locust nf ~ €)| FOR. HIRBE—P:.7in. this “lass fourtng. peeceee 5 Aw > Base ondition. Riverside ae evis sotor Tay vier. c jon. ; / ¥ ee Rin. de REG Se — a 72 eee ee dance floor ba: nae trucks an And up. depending on condition ’ 7. 202~ sJennessee. FE te $ . ; ’ o> er t ’ . . ia ’ ‘6 . rr e S — “ “er o ade * *is ve ‘lL. KE 4" ‘oast ~~ or: - gimgies. io " : . . a ar : POR HIRE ae rar i 807 + a es and $25 00 i = be. in good runming order. $50 reRD—cC oupe. 1927. Te geo Ephel- e r 2 > ‘i abr ® with hatte nad loud ‘ oe > . "Lae — I -t ad , > ia abies ° . krma ; lik new : : : " ait auoranices 8006 Natural Hridge ' hat . . i a —_— . a et : 2 it : " ~ — Ved whu.tid c bea D : nm anes ; | aS ) . ‘i 3 — See us—or phone. fic . 1 " body trade. 4203 Gravois wen. 45 ar a? ) k we. . ae “Gane. . = oT. " . " . : a . ts _ or contract; t; 2.0 pemte. THE S ANNE! rR BT ‘ “GGT cw) ‘17: . . - “ Deir: sar 84 (-Den Sunday and a eninss. aN Eey . ae starter. lock whee! . BICYCLE—Rucby. tor sale. good as o~ teries at ro ort rice | eS oo gy! magn ourt or rg - Olve S085. 1310S.13th St. Olive SOSS 303 3 New stead. Grand 26m33 ‘ci PORD—i921 coupe: starrer and demeount- 5: nM iy ’ nt sh. } f; @0c per hour For: 52: — = eee or oe — . lock wheels. shock absorbers, stop , . - a eV LI 4 DUDS ‘wiiy euipped ike lig} tires: only $210: terms. ~ mee ‘a nage ee ee 7 —- Rea ee eee ah oe ee Peep ee Se ene oe Oe Tye. = cheap. 33344 a “alifo nia oF fer zit “ 7.4 : bass Bicy LE. r ——— — — 9: "(ar $12 985 ~ rect 7 t I ‘ Co i . ar *Aa _Trown Race ; . rT. te ra ' at P ; " " 9 ow 4° 8S ,; 1900 Wa hington = ; ’ othe . : ; wc. Ce i N ASH——sSedan a — —— Re | Sah ae | as No. 171. other coupe bargains: t_ $35. 4525 rope ne — } , | e or rent; ; veddings spex oe Foe nnd Cabriolets For Sate FORD—Coute, 1973 , way en. Carondelet Motor Co. 3367 Bi ee 45. coupe: : . ra TY . 36 ethers 14 . . price $823. seh s way 4238 he ® Westminster. Call Sun- RADIO labora are 4 ‘ ner Mairing and a lei} T7SS $225 De Tonty Grand 5545 3 - a is : . : eine Co. 2 naw - . KNIGHT i — 4 : ae ; _ ote 18 Teed a. em 7 7 ee —r $105 Car Co S15RA K Pole geod Condi UT ' ‘ ~ “ — " - io - ° . -* At fer : : Tbs Be ; ee - Caban: D> >> Set : - b , , ; : > ‘ , rio oo’ hers bar gains 1p00 ‘Washine- yn. ~ a E, $1 a atten Oven Sunday - ee * ; . ; ~ : - ; . : . r iz ; j ’ : 7 Liat . : . 7 . : - - . -, 2 7 - ; — — > nas — ~~ ~ - — = rR - : e work - - } 4 => - - ~ STEP Be hey el . —-— : r rm™matio ~» ‘ > bid > eer Re ' te229 29 (Maes » rg : AS——WVWith e ; ner 7 —_ © —- — , — ” oe : Ul S70 vown buys aie car . om aes “355 pa, - gee Age % . “ . outs. Phone ' Sl. I ' ; wie pede vier J5e7R -> a a ————— tert _1Ben Ww ashington - :" MONARCH, 3118 Locust. Nas >. _‘ermes, Rm a fa | c -Cou late 1923: m any extras . > AS H—Ceu pe, : FORD COUPE, 1924 inder: newly i “ory 4 heap T4641 5A Traine ; hes Sg baat 8 aiennathead rete . ‘Kap i. F sod rg : 5 " a " ‘ vent : ‘ - . ’ -_— : . Tlas n ners = ns . tid = ae —— — : - . t ° d¢ 6703 ‘ a) > s. tion 48 > ‘ ¥ 2M oton , ~ee 9 . . - . : _™ - Os : ' — Mi __ BR. . 3 Graves : ; : are : boy y cL =. ror saie- ie er o -~ ' > re og vr . . +h’ ~ rm: | — ~ : epaired . CICK- Deodda 2¢ : ‘ord i PURE ~ pe sacnie e as new. 1974 — se an iain PER HETERO MFICED | L con 1. carry 125 lbs steam: | ALL auws bough. 100 omens DILLAC— ow 2 = ———— make car rand-new *o-door — Kic yf TT. — e Tia and boys rebu | ' ; ‘ a ret : . : " : oad lM . Qu . ~ . ae 2340 : dA x eg a " ‘ Tie ; rT. J as go0c eha pe. oe ; WONA RcH 3i18 Locust ' te de go0id ata ’ rm ‘ice- PaorTs, sing! * and coasters all kinds r pn OU De i in , \ oo, tt i: a, 2 Tk : e ie we \. nditien LS a: . ter iV a i bee: oe ———— = 77 — € | @2pt@e: best Re om : 41 att Man«?} hester ‘ oom ae ; md , “ inp h ‘ (vy me ¢ an) " » ty 2 ’ , i: "* ee - oy! - . 2 view “i ru a -I : : Ly > - 5007 shave. $275: a REA ik, ea Locw Sic YCLE—F ine Cou se! Iu ube fr ame O> . ; hwas ith . 2 4° ~: ““% ~ Fm, ~ ~~ . coe hse RY SNARES =8 ~—_* ns . | ‘OT : . . e — , : ioc pee _— net sf : ' a 5OvU vs _ 377 a. _. eo or Teda + harcain also several specia! : mt ‘ ter ere - 2 ' a : ' . ne a ——- vriced ‘ate model coupes . I ‘er. : art WONARCH. 3LI8 Lacst , it. _ ; . " - . . BiCYCLES— . be C' : a or ; r " a? . 7 . ‘ " 7 : - aa” - . - P q Cri: : « “?. . > a03 “? iy " : : zs 2 ! eate cn balance. Or suet) a _ a KUHS-BLICK. 3101 Olive. | YAHLEM MOTOR Co ees sv. a e mt suiating Washers ‘ompilete for $2 25 -an-E] ic M 735 s > “al .. . ara i ~ a KICYCLES—fFor sale an each Radio iInformat oa Laboratories a Bit: - ee — , ‘Ty x w AR? OISTR! 298 ) e u cham bargain prices. Buy fay cash yt Bide. St. Lou 3) [Ey Aad gee ee — n 7 rER sak Ts oe coup "S24 S. $78 down: trade fer va! FORD COL IPE JVERLAND 4—Late : | am] save money. Brooks Saddles, 7 00 “RATTERY SPEC TAT, 0 Donnell- VA tern n Flec trie ¢ —~ , - . ern rp to bie ve /" get a bargain: # , ao ae Hughie Creile Co. 209 N. 2th st. o _ FOR SALE 7s ; ig . Scandi sane : aecie -OR] ee 45 models. Sins 1977. that will compare with a new car Oo ' - 124 North 10th st. bi Y¥: LES— For sale before buying ere GU Amante ONE-YEAR BATTERIES iO l ORS : 4d il ¢...... - a — ee Mere > ~ ae we ve 1 appearance and running conditte ots *perte er a. runs the new Flex r roadst 27 2 iMITED SUPPLY AT PRI “Ee ~ ” on b- = - >a, ' gape, *o extras: om sale teday. perfect [itr! . D [2 HUDSON-FRAMPTON. 3309 Locust ot. irate, bie Pe er: S85. 3515 Shenandosh. DMorycles Hughie Cycle Co... 200 al VOLT nO AMPS $730 —— - Poet. . wep. “1 - . — : in - ight’s. ° Lecu ’ tT Reaeeter, late, dues ts like st 6-VOLT. 70 AMPS... $& 5 A- y wleetrie Mote r Bar rgains Sa ~~ — 2 $ ve : 1922 FORD Col PEs OVER. os barca in. Highiand Sie ett aetnenmnmepepecmeneeemnes ——« RHEIMWAN RATTE RY © 012 TAxCT’ST New che . : . rv: As ‘ 393: bs PP eS ame. REL , a "= acer condition. Cal : bie jue. indian and ee —— een a —— - “ a at reduced i il part of . Ps : ; —— FORT: oupne 3° lg extras 3. exeellent condition: 24. : fter © r S840 Lafayette | seated an pal m-j * . nt om my brand- new .five-room CHANDLER Lt f : 0 743. rifice $550. terms 631 Ez jour tr: . "ond fi price protects on it! Duncan a¥.. -;_ Ste ; Ss. mm. MOTORCYC LE—indian ick sale wan! jmercia: fi ‘upply « = : read: ° m r: cece . om x nt conditior i - 9 overhauled 1970 coupe at $185 - . a s Suter $145. real bargain. $45 ed $25 $503 Gibson — MACHINERY Sroadwa Main 12u2 — hardwood. t at} onder?! ia Ford Ded 1D. terme ¢ . — eta . ; . vs open : : : -—m- trade (urniture, sarthing. 2340 | boron: Re yO 7 rE F. - ale H - ma. | i ri 4 n ee . = LINT MOTOR ( AR : : Pat “KAR? — “ot PE: : , ‘ % Sieo ? side car |“ HOUSE wili buy or sei!) “enk!y © a. c. or a “ secondh CHANDLER COUPE : : | sshelteriar pe : RIES: MECH x ' | ‘o SES an! Vlietar of we | on a ce al i iD to } a _ 2OuU e. 4 ocel. Pho: EB : ae = —s es s4 > — ; , = a Chevrolet “4 .. : Se ee . a 23 Mar ‘ 3 =" ; aooe , ' Oo eat - ? ~ : ie eae , . - : , mee reas PAINT AND R . . Raw dister late iad ae Geivery ran | - For oe Incltian yeu ‘ i. .*@aQ CREL- PLAT! NG o - “A ———__—_—* - ‘leet = -* ag gy ——~]y ye - " : — 7. — na oa yp " seethesilit . ~_ Sep Sts ah a le Se ERE Se - . ’ . - ; : FICE rors FoR QUI , a — WILLIA a 38 8 Jefferson : ee eran ae ~ complete, witb aa ~~ ast Jo —— pe ste “mes - ne (6S : & notes. $71 30 each i 5713. 3S17A —— ‘ : Fs .a as rd . Tats an aroces Acme a. se Pu “Ol :on 7 ‘9 . . , ' . ies . ws ‘oO. ba +s : , . me ee _— ° ar. » a ettme witm hand | . Mlectric Co.. & 21 Market st “asl , number and on - : ; . ’ wed tires sories > | PAK; : PERE — to equipmes no : my en 48: ra , 38° Oth EEE for o car. : ; >: etiful PAIGE—Coupe- i Tvier 987. Open Sunday and — ~——- * ’ hee lt een ae ae eee ee eee ile ee eo Ee a 8 eee _ LEE LLL GN AL pa A ANGER egies 3 ee ee St te the ag tame a ol ee ee ee thee = ee ee i ee —Hariey, with sid , New house av Mwip mac! Mec u PE? M! ' \- . Te . _ =i =] ™ oT a ‘ ; al +s. i* ~ a * ; " . : goed: barcain: 4 me .E—indian Chief. 74°. with be ' Tea Lit aoe = - i condition: cheap = — 4 a =. PRE: EE en ee a Oo Wid ar. i » e } ty B si Bo! . ; —- . a 08 mots t itier f r tree i? 7 aot ras i ms ~ > . 1INE ' tailor s ~s z bat ‘s Re tcc ‘ ‘a ‘ — a ! di z: ‘ ‘H Re) : Tt ru ?- fir co ; M4 - Aa > au aS | 2 : ' n : ) ' . 3 4 A, nS . . 7 > | DD iE SCHN URE-BUICK 557% ut _sold term : , Hi. e- agnor) : | | "501 S. pg scsi it! Co. 3115 . ? SEBS2 roadster, like new. priced right. ri more Olive « “ew se ' : : ‘ 2 ' 22 -» tacust Mord ORS and air _compr 2880 as bougt: . : and rarer) a . =" eee 1 . : —— — - oT ESET . Ni HINE—2is1>: combina a all other makes of — . E Suné _hi—ida rhe yv 4*a@’ ci sor : - exchanged Nat ional Electric Serv ice r ; _ : : THD. ee ; 3 464 “age : : > e). . . te = + . “e. ' ; ’ er “ bie reduction. trade. terms Co 209 Washington. 2 :ea$ : Se ae . , . oa ‘ re " —- ; = — ng nny “aco ; - Ba ma 4 - 1 = i DODGE RO ADSTER SS. Jefferson aoton wid ii an Gas | a. SS PORD ROADSTER Wu 7 a: + ', a Tobe niin Ford Co pes | j ”* ; on BOTORCY LE For sale. -ivzz Hariey Electric type R. C.. speed 1900 Be "e tes). cutte in ~ a arty. Phone Forest 4235_ EUR rf to _ | POR! 192: ro ' es u i} _* a zon! = — | ‘oa amen = “ e ~— me hii We have a iarge number of || eat dows. Salance eas Coupes. inciuding many fT. y wan eal " SoUTH st De . Davison am! sidecar. first-class running '-TMeparch lee ro ‘ “ on a“ -300 mont ER Wie a —— —— - : : ASS ©On: ——. ——— -—— - . =i n - con on i c —— - = | oan _ aO8 ve no STE. AM BO tt ER Ww | I . “ash ~ POR = 3 — ; , ! in — 333 Locu . ind Alsi : til Feed aeriem «cy, . — man Chief | 19”3 rt City _En gineer wlrnae? , ; - . . . - , — RI “ar »°.= rri« is: bar : Ig and 19723 medeis. We ap- “ears Saevtien’ condition.) cheai Bo Easton _ ~ -~ . . 5 > , ! hart he Drices we ask for jj NT—1923 Deautifui sport Goronc CLE SIDDCAR— For sale: 192) : emsion delivery. prt ally ns good rea 1971 Chard " ¢ —o ee ro a eg ape Eee them make it worth your whiz | 4 —1 food sandition Siiv Call Davis & t t i M hi . g 3 aes. : 34 ] as ee — * r ee Rs ; - Sn . = , — ae a - : : . a : ese . ‘ . ms echasin Py se" h —— wy . 7 7 ’ ‘as oo “ ¥ S Ci ing 4 ac ine . ce : i} + wed - : PT ‘ 3 T= *re. ale 7. - ‘ -- . . . . iat ' x é ad Eas ae : ‘Ee WELI - ‘ . “ on.’ S505 hanzwers } na pra.s ro : ; i faa . soe ; — . a : , oe : ‘ oupde: brand-new; nev: FL 3 “ : Jett -_S— ia atifully » CAN’T BE BEAT ‘Y Le—For sale, H. X D. and spectty Bises ° : : 7S’ > CH RY A me rtect : t. trade terms ate # f rhe _ - — ~ tte — _ _very cheap eee M ust he practically new and Tr. Loi gy 7 ; A ' ~ = --—pe re — |e" = = 7T ge atti erm 51 ee fetes ears ese: | €00d working order. 4437 Olive | xaraex maar pve GOR BOR Foe | Mon Wiad Tees Bea Woe terme | Fasten enone Sai eens “People! Read This =.= ers w : RIL > -- — : ——$—— aes a aT > Fhe ok e . SHOCK , at > ; Forest y beautiful and economica!. . 711 ) 44 N_ Newstead COUPES SACRIFICHD me when vou can hare ae. proof tudes order noe Jettereon. _ st. Cabanny 437. (e82 at SCORER SGU Pice OCR | FORD Wid —Late 190 3 nted. | ¥ - Bari % ipupitenterenndienmeensnnatiness wae (*? "ER ERIN: ‘ Dm a Irs , 8. ROSt sw Ss . ‘ . - > —— . ha “yee BE ; — arr a, ted : , | St a oer tei Te asst} «= FORD COUPE 10) - Me ei Be ee — - -~- = ®: : | ea SE ee eas \8 ty ~ ’ re ename.e excellent cendition must Vv Mil . 1 TEST mrt . ; RE. PEE De . “$100 LOLA Grattan oy ham >» fman D Tovon CYCLE 1919 Pacelsior and side sti kinds of ; machi IRI : iin ‘ mc , ida bo f is ytors chiner) _ . . , an ote A a make offer vous? sy bs ; a ' ors. aa — , - . ’ » = rv 7 Zz © : a 7 : > ~~ ‘ . . vd > . . ored:t : — iad =. sth n st wen Sunday ang evenings. 5 ay k a CS Sa vane a—loadeter. Rkhak! tem: Mt TOR | ALS L. iTS and anand : Pt ur loan wil — Reet iaeteeescitaditisteeen AiR OOM) R. : Pu rtis, tank motors - -_ = . sf ee >" ais ahi. ” Ral. > “o OSTE 4 oe . : —_ j ici coupe Ls ; a 7 RESSURS — Boers. _—— —— — += - = at “n f as” “Fy : D “EVROLET i Al ox _. JU: Cas} oT TY ray " —n 900 Weror CYCL E—indian_ end side car a hee ery. metors. ger a ; a | pall. wuss - | Re TER W ois iam nen nae — , ~ whee ~T he ts “ Pewee OR agentes: =~ . - wi CUS 8 Someont Bo RD »] Le2!: bargain. m ot —— ee c ge, COUPE DE LI: Lakes uh. can Se seen $si° Ral! : St. la uss, = (cee — = eras mE 5. 5 — > . — , —_ ea a PS TPT: iBUECHE! PAIGE-JEW ETT - shania Remand. fonda ae Th tr Imm ; it Eee Da rre! Boror « “¥C1 —19165 Indian. $2: ALTERS ATING and direct curren: mo gy “YO ge n : > r er ge ae gg —— ET a cour 922-233 5 5 Seer Grand §1° fe tog ee we pe a Ee ay Shaw motor "4 aud geeeraiors fo: saie or rent “.e “a : standa: ~ * ag ali . , G au um ne! a ul ‘OU PE! La" : “= ~od fer aos Sinesiiness — , . re . m .*- . . tir . ~-s ~ a 2 . ) rm Pr) > : , ; “ : : = tet ta *, ° ~ = '= . a J a . } « / ; — ie : “ ‘eter. | i 4 S275 | Pac- Klee Fst MY’: & Lo.. ~wl- : ; = ak “aU ! . : : -” ted ae oh - ddd 4 . : ‘ . ; . = oe "3. D : le . . : $1465 terms Cycle Ce. 252% ' ae _ _! ’ ' t ' Oliv 4 ZR : ~~ — — 193. wiv vi ' 44 i. New ane used Mar o- —! ypbebee e ‘a tor. ; - ; ‘ . = "D> a : ~ : M.D servwe ieand. Pine Moter Cycle se _ ‘ ™ . “ ~— ~ he ‘ ; i ee een 2 oer . Se -y lostinaton te.. 32540 Pine. Lindell S33*°L Jeon Ke}. ae 4 ogweriis . TO ; a } ow ? feck Hiv]. see mg Re gan - — 7 ey weg Wo - mi. . . _— M ax iter y . : » * . : : : , : >A ar" asteg * . — . 3 ——— ~* : wah | ) Re iat ; . Siee. . ~ . ; me ya > Easton eadster with bea on back. $56 mere. Dr Orr letor ___ (cB@) . -_ ee ' BATTER \ “H \RGER—30 , , , Vi Dae puerta = ' : . > fa +) . napa Fi on wa “— % ; | é ‘. Gera dire, - =~ ang 1% »b. p. a. moiv riy : . ' 5. MOTORCYCLES — 3,34 ®- . © et i | —~— a ta on : =} De. A were ; ‘ mil’: ‘ ACHMINE Liar — : 19 . reo} . aw war oe As . ; » z . - = \_i . . — ‘ g . —" it = ; — ; — ae . ; rs - - ~ - = EX . : £ * . * . . , ~ F ul Hh a. “3 / also distributers Nenderson. the FR .. = de. double. w: CALS Cometble eid JOHN F. BALLAK «0 R2tS to anyon Rte r¢ off of P Siectric Mfg © cars Wanted we Day ™ore an ect mappregpeapencteneptienan -“ __ (eB ae rER lTth and Ches: 3 ——e the pers ‘n town & efor ° ; ia: % a = - : oe Ou Lut - rrOR O10 > ' ar inne rt | on ne Paras to . , — _—? in ‘Al condition. . -o1 su let 8, ° TAIN mae 3 days “g > ma : | undersiunz ee ee — cS . " 3 - x . . . ‘ . . : = ' s .S : i bi rou net - : ; miy ; 4 4 Pats raw ine ‘3100 TAKES IT 7 ih —_ nn or ee ee ene : ses9 | SOILER— 190-2 een gains sat J. A. Stern | RIE Scop : omy — we RIMN—19" “Ot acnted . Pe . Jes 2 Vandeventer nn 4 2 ron ‘ , a (em i 2 fone ed model jatest style, | J116 = Hngliieh Skee'ameta valued Arn v¥. 1306 Chestnut. Td floor a : — — : ——___— og : SOILERS— o. “vert ——— full le » : eevator wire. any quanti: > _— , ° a ae mA - e* ar OF NEW AND USED PARTS for ail moor tubes. Tig and tv bp Ideal Leuntrs get tur rs: —_——w AUT OMOBII .ES WANTED ito Lo. 28eT O 4 CDsON—i9e5 f most beautiful cars ever of- *-Qasse re > . ts *. Brivate rit ROCK MOTOR AND CYCLE “oO " a, MINERS ee “oi ~~ ‘ : eT "TN _ _— > . each . = ws w ‘heawrnlat Qa [s“AF -" mitig ’ re, 2 | ore . BERRY - . : on 101-103 N.ittn ef ae. and ths a _ - ier; res "Or HLE EOTOI . 1682 & uecyrws ApPerio?r = Stat ; : lik Ux a pee le 2 tundred dolls arte oe men ah 10 to - _ '-@ Salle MARLEY. DAVIDSON MOTOR CYCL ES Jt. =~ mae wath 20.000 I ‘ ‘ oF ie . bern S40 e te eae & | of upkheen : “arn one a rove . Seaclenh tome sc: - ay » = : a . nal - -_ . ~s ANI; os > ee : a : ’ . aia n C . —~ . —_— - —— ; = = = - . : ‘ohne eS mene nee , he > t ‘ourself, veed ones alec perform eee” me NS : "= = - ie © 4a an Dui din pa\ i mant n ly VO RT HT x } tr) > “9 3 we ee nd iate —~ — bargains rerpare ‘'o ride fo : : , " Seidl wu j . ; ’ . t “ ; : : 4 y e , S tr on Ld e 75 ‘ey. AF me 1" : ~ hae ~ meus’ - : a” } 7 ry >= — = \ : cL i ohaatete ~~ BS er . i a , “ee Q } "Ty" ' ——— CHE Vv Ri | 5 i ' ‘iD W arta : ; : nanan = , - . = ‘ rt em Ps os all em ‘ : 24 , | | , " ial P -" " tom... : ‘ “ : * : “ super’ Roadster euahea a $t50 NSTRIATHO PMEN — Machine + ¥ and used f oe { olfax ORD—1922 cour alk cad con . : ' ao | ae 4 aie Readscer. 3 1923. he Sew: ebaan: ike © rent an — = 2a ; > ORS +08 , : —- eomeeee * ' ' Aree > : : . . aS rece oe . ‘ ” ; _ ’ . . ‘ " " a“ — > . : v 2 1407 Lai et ' “n -_ . a Mariey i si ad o.. renal. Bomen > , —, : : , ; trate , | “hat ve : — > — 26 ; catser trend. rr a sce . oi “iA € Lor Se) ry ? ‘oe Pumps _ . nee Saaitlen “ : oe ant ; -_ on . ae a wa Poy T ‘ ‘ 92 Pu BIi oa COC PES . - = . [orons a ) s . = . Ma te. ‘ . ci) : : $r Media mm Pass eP Rapdetere: late EAM SEPARATOR Siu? pounds apac! & MARLEY-DaVIDSON LIS TRIB c . soos _ Grané ° (LU SHE! 24° Symen's disc a} 4 sega P - undar an oe UNIVERSAL. 2401 Locust 7 —e . — - - - Se ———— nee 4--sassenger BU ae é—is to tui! — ¢ _- ry e*? oo 4 ; : . rr. : : sy : in : ; - : peter a”. . 7 i ; . ane w : “4 ° . : "s, ; , Poet DispagcA Wont Ad Phonce eae .i. Ss _ * i a ag A teen Meenas no ms. ~ L Sah nus? . — mae - Nu Ole or Central ¢ y LO GM MIXER—One Dderre! champion 1) : oe — ' ', a . n ang — st SS FAS ; . ar = e ; 66 ° tae horse pewer mutor pose condi tiocna : : .. ; % ian. : aoe ae Pe ; "Y aa. B 2 3 7 an = . . _ baie , at *. “3 “ess , et -- ° : . w . th “ ~ BL icK— old agate. 30¢ line daly. or Sun. sonade = 3. Gran - tuithres bes @ ail LO " fice 258 ot S&S . ' e zee easy : . Soe * sorta $960 ef any man . vepity Sie ie ese Sun.” onut-o/- ™ INE “ NOrRepowe! gle «vy Inder barge: orem, agate, Sic daily, j9¢ Sun.- . : _—— ’ 4 Tae ret d: , ia » ne : , Giepiag. i5e daily. SS¢ Sum. Discouncs. ete ark eee; etipnary we a ith st fONARCH 3118 ost a ae _ vumpers. SSS : SPOR Bit PORT . i89e2 a oe — Sat os Bons 7easo ° w) t Oust - ~ = —— jo \. Grand. Oven Sunday and evenings per “ne Agate—3 times ico 7 rem ce NIST \ S—Sitde- valve = san iiewkmann 609 a: 3 ft mee, darly Sc. Sy er Des pay 8 mee. tc ? tomes. geacy Ic. Sun. Se: (UU PES 3° umes. daily 3c Sun. Se. : Jd | ; ) f - ; ‘4 ; ; - “ ania oe 2 . , . : ae® “ " — : —s ~~. Peden? Therough!y or er au od. : ; snahy oriced rine — wre —Te trate Siee phenegraph ee drills. grinders. mitie- nm 1. - ' , ta a. ™ “ ar ' . na oo pase every tat > TT , 42 «8 ‘ate made " ere rod ie we? ivud ) &. Lapeatc =r" 3 Seite iectteeeeteeenesteeecteeeemeeees -—~ - OE AEA OO i Radio parts at Méieuie ousiv ACHIN ERY Ray Giesemerer. 9101 3 fowurkRie Itt Ss ary (MIT) : ———— FORDM—Coupe, >rand- iency extras: « 3 one tube | set. ¢ , an ‘ Maruard Ma. Oat ui # r - H Ds ~. F > NDE RS. tT ANES 3 Des —~ — = eave $0 A gg ny 4 — : inefaded in pr —_ - ~ rt in — _ atin Tae sf ut : ' = ~ > © , _mrthy srtue 6320 Delmar Cabany : “art Borman I wer “™. «Tew Te Lem, = = © —— cn Sor ITT : ; a $ | ~ ~ On terrou§n ta Dies LADD ie ” a a Toots, 4 oT ete oe 248) 3 , ; ; =. e") | pe ers. “arte loek ’ , tal Bs iemnes : 4 . — $= e« u vee : uw fash se 7 > > : - > ™ ‘ == i , — , ee ig ne SS awe. Me Hayy oe bar g erectelty Smatere | — Se Mant fac tire rg : =_- a as . : t . on wal coman ; w ; rm SPExY AT, Mach NERY emt 3 Yr _. . - " 3 2 ’ . Ret cen signee 2 : —s a ~. 1508 N. Eroedway. tT. rah — win must sel’ 4360 Lee ae ane merhanite! con ° : mire " ; f° eeemmnenocee = AP - ' « ’ . = " ‘SS vert —— Ss — en een + 7 ao | t “23h PAYOR. 2? amenemtabnns a po? , ies AS A + wt» .* Siw — . es MAX Wall, —deune . =... ; . Huber 2601 Lecuet wn —_— oho 6 - =«s% *) a eo a “ay 2. cee ’ un w ees rine Marvon > ob. . @en. 2340 Clive. ‘ e+. ~ cee -- ’ a eh aed BP ieeh te his eS Fol, i Ta ;

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wi od P x 4 ee Bes te es . Lie Patti 4 4 48° a the: ¥ — —y —_— ‘alben ee ‘o™. a > ace — en eo tm eet cs, | ke a“ ‘Rent eis - wate — — —~ bes a « SUNDA ; a Or ape ; MAY 14, Y. pen 0 —Late 1924. MA. 8 n! vy o xw unda 269 192 d ELL may. 4 23 c dition’ th Cc iraupner lub te ‘on is © LU one well hey Say $418 ix MI , Her, Ws a Pa . O MAXW Tie Troe dons oe I ow 1 _s ~_ Ro XWELI 2 Vocus | ‘K6 : or Sa LE 200 A passerige:, L is « SOR ale U ens 1 Hehe ry o we ISTER f > ome ne Ma wil €us JD: ord t EI} oto y appeara ars it on at tarantes 3.— ‘tires pe sR | PORD—i922 re ° BI Sund. _ it ance; equi perraeed pu rare op a ables. 192 ° es LE eeneny Sathes cauipinent’ ing rte the |_ ont sherk ot For Sal B vretto in : ine tire s101 O ata y to | oniv car “—~y a dster: i . NOON ters and cluded “wi 192%. Olive. Op sacri- |" $165." absorbe: starter ® icycl whetes” AMPTO le: open ale @ per « en Su ——~ + 3323 ins d es lens els: upe: ¢ N, Open Id ato r cent { nday. | ne routs oadst 323 _—~ a - ‘loc emou and M ing « fine aoa nce it perfect | $26 Sav er: 3 ust baby: k wh nt- M Box ts coma 20 good Tu mer. 1 $3" Mor: | WILLE 5: $100) 4, ‘sini bargain: 19 oto eneele ey ion: ¢ oton. - 1022: good, | ny | PO Aus OF one 192! (ce) | a4 A — dans F rey | price $823" acrifice. Bo extra"; Der SW. _ 00d, RD— OF Coeral 1923, Just 1 | A or Sa cles a xer ¢ i A x ¥ — Whee eat $275; one: tanee ourse fom tine ul le 5 » ay on -§ te . only: sid new $275; open _itarter i . 4127 a like | em urn ante oe term tion all @ io. + . ) LA ven r 922 ee . d — am H—Coupe, 3 ere eal =1921 model: ne ait taser, | Gsuee and vdemounta (bax ick? FULL gnst Sedan |‘ Sed R and F ai ats Ae 1923 cal condi 3 ‘VURD—R = GRAVES 3 untadles , inspected YE t n "a | =n S or ABN —Ceupe Ta a ae at ele | cash i eoron co inabesied rh strator | § aces or 8s al 7” wb Paty 1925 __ 3S: itjen y rosdst: eb| 7 untab mene bea ester. R Hoffa, a re gantes; PE extfas [sym le , eA est le ‘ -> E : pr ter: in t " 1an le ler uti co... Hoffst sub al ay € D 625; don’ S ne l —— aot, nape sabminieg pas basal — ice $95 “jn good i ig 1824 aay | & eat i atantial 924; ofa he $625. cerme fail ‘with 1923; —- - 3 1S int attics t ‘ASH Open | 00 Ee. i_day ‘Sun $50. good . The is Show, every new: 1 de- "yntllinatemae - A ier be + ~~" aaa cust, a - of FORD—; Sed ‘isl te anes Faber stm ee 1445 cunning pga | oddeters: $75 1a Le aales. ed: wil For: e. and G — ae DODGE—Sec "1920 mode oe imp & | RD— Sedan: ans Fo ‘R um ateaes at fake om ° measure a gu sson Bc ry $75.0; pore a8. | suudner. 92 pood stea'Grant Toh wcheno._ S741" Be aia a roa eee at or Sale UC ns tod easy t st | eft —FO ; co ° : ve : ed easy nase LENE! ELA © smailer ‘ar T—tate 19: poet BAe terns Oven pandas baer Open ws from; taey ae ondition: newly p i | “very! cheap. Box W ts oar bt St aed eraloukers easy_terms. 3114 Ca IK = 7 1 tae rhauled = eo 23 roudster; § it aoe ate n eve ALERS, ey | BUG Olive: r 2584W sgcoe DGE p. B gx = ao ben | a oe os te. enon model; 4 Cas like a n MOTO ed 437 to ster: » ko amy whee mod nings., K— ive neve w. paint- cond — Sed ox ndits aw yY a alers choo ~ lan in ass. ¢| OV Sed - to pane “Te24 NAS 4 aden SA > onl a Be imar be rivet. ciate special | sport oo. © apeed Sunday. * 1920 = 23. pig : white I 5 | 1 nee aetna ake _| bo tern dr pel + a By D- > T Db Ope heels, ¢ nd § -_ 192 vn Cars aa 7h: pa ze De! it. | ~ te M hit sate —19* veni r. 2 ine Th s, 4 Lx iS. unn nted, low wa rad T n 8 “ust. gu is, snapp t u 4 ter swe eu mar. Jarr roa i- MON ew M | 13—_E BU ngs. ~601 ne , jE—s Rie ing windy ball ea na unda aranteed: y ec sed BU. Fo ily ROADS "“ H. 3 whee sg ’ fi ega S + aes! ‘ust. ex- rf uphol jan: j ‘gs. 23 pri hee - | __MON ake NE D on — ing: n ntee. _ & 'K 6 By. a : oo STE o8” F 311 ls ni nt -ED Op in -4 b »yiste ate 15 ce ia, AR W LU me new w ada s 4 T Nag A nc as ne a R -) oO g I . OF ah th AN” e to arg ry m 15 Ol $285: | Cc iH B XE cha pe ENT em U ” car: Ww; nd : la RD Cc 70) tua an rou ii n! DO bi. ain. $ a odel. 4 roo $°) el ER—~ Ya land | Findelt 700 at ay ted: & Shena , good; good | ee e. M : Reautifu nt &5 ~ Dg *- $600. 3931 4 W me Thr = tao in the! Tenn KER—Late mar 33656 a B Sunday. « : only ---1 ROLeT— Te tartan: on ie 1983: Bord : Peo sell iter ate, just eed Fab | o- ald tach iy Be oor ote 1035 ae 1923 ae fs “AUTO C so; | Coupes. alin _0-R-D-S eeenaeia se 5 a UICK ” ¥. Graupner. oie emery. (— Torna “ 4 ; iture, al bar _m. (Cc) __ dition —TLi e. 4 rific driv 390 >| wu ° Y YAH ay. e da = qt nm mont ° 3 AUTO or qu zcollent i—- Ree j 800 othe ught te 4 onan alt f are £ 7- pe nd-ne nge riand — Bab ares ‘f > A SA anythi ag STR Locus os arket st comm 1; ‘ a 9 E ain: ht hiana . sa ate 1% on -kp- G good aad inted ; ( At ly hautt t of lik ough or. E 1d b ba A —R 72 ng nee RE ee — sede udeba ost a a F UIC a AT ust st. OLET or ait =o $165 6, mie? ve $: ; 23 a to | i—}] HU rand. ru y. 23 cla c) | best the perfec eur our co “ay mony It is A I. real . aa ‘ham el_sed WEST n; bra ker, A. pat ull K 6 OR wea a! | lerms ene. , “O -mmg pe ot i. h. 3-pa Olive 50. eliver Wig 920 PMO a 40 Olies auto price driv mp all awe’ “aj, 0-4 - A — hy N an 68 saditien: i ay | ex TCoT” UNIVERS ina Vater sav- | 4 y equi 6—T aA F ?—Touri an Cc is 1 ar SRNR HI a ast WI v:ira diti —D BIT, z 0 Olive. mob oe en any min gKive disc seul vonde idne on lat ain in | xcell ame ERS new : ligh roduc nte qui O 7 CHE Kk. “4 ee “orice $4 Settings can CA | ee ig rder; $50. Shane teil é ps ag cama service covers. uphost F Te AT rea Sie, 8 mass South m3 vi sgn vcorg ties lok condition: "oa : ust et. vier 98° aaah ae tore on rire: rely (c7 F In te ~~ ! DB Le gente yh a.” ane on RA ajor y: Feal om oRRY lon: ssenwe acu wy ah e Sane rea; loo ouring: c me | P ot Remon , 7 Open 3 cr IVER dep mth , or D dell 623 h lines 4 LUX® yn s new cal eae} NKI Sweeney. | Goen funds MOT PR Continent =: Sid gua —88. Poréea. ns: ny ai mont gtor pen nde 3824 TRSAI endab mical co em 6 . Bo XB A term Ss is, car tires: | eney.| WI nm Sund 0. ORC ntine an: in | UE 9 e Bui r-| ue new, iad: A 4 1 | Sunday and Cc -_ 340 - Te on 230" mont UT = 28) N ney. | WILL. ay. 1 AR C ntal_mo- | 456 ick EVR 6320" ai : £ ; E—SC and|..2 AN 1] hea: | V rms 1 strati ogisn > »MOR ili price TE ox, m8 LYS- 0 to ‘OMP mo- | S Aut ane" LET ; terms. | see ew Y acu v:}G e if 10 6 ae wi 3 FE a 2’ + Ree 301 Loe | 8. G oC bw tires all ; =P d roadste HNUR run 400 OU st RA? spe Desi n Ipen Si a ae | wie todas CA tire fg oa a. ¥. | e irand 0 nd 1 Su Tou . ; . . > 000 ree B ND r- B eS] ‘Gund ed tod the R— $8 T| ‘ a itt Tanadl Ms ¢ OC ] “9 San Fran. mo. i} phen _ Sport D as Pie the ner, orice rea Fob sahaes® BA lonaxo @ UinpEti. red int shang sage Seon eeal, Eee be at tame Ban"Pranchacs nif of?" e | Ss. : new ICK (000 mites: looks TI Open Eve ck A Save on ed in dark’ blue atest a Farber Sedan: 6-passenge | on- fez) | aurea sound, 978: Sa i. ‘ . ——— i — +S thie one. ment el DODGE priced for jcoks e bran T? | pen E LL. uto C a $800, 80. tively ing | blue, cord voles , | SE D i 3191 r in excellant p-passon a Mo ui etree: ert . ie es f ha sce—tow uxe : car y RO rT; regnt 75 ——_ the new ; ven LIND O. | Dor ort 6G; 7 ores driv n love wonéerfs refis St. Lani 9 a4 518 sha erhau er:| 4 6416 to ick er pe Late ' wine solting | oie See” teen + is i ADST year tc da ° ing ELI ae dh Bh th 2 es tn en b ly c erfu finis 5 senate” 80 Detma: ae: Pie > r omen a rupber; Wat | p ( . 7 good ry t y niy S 4 xtr pe oro y 0K y on ! h- E bd! n De erm - 4- STO! 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He tere ar Soa, § n mis Sete. “Ets ed ae ™ oo — | tones fey Ate a aera ae ms : RAL a; all 1726 MOTO 40 na| VIBER unda | TH r | ie ravagat ee te Aned~ ition ; y our py. ag s DAN nd 102i, and were res ‘eon | eet ae eae aA, ‘ : & H.- 1 OTTO See ye Laf Rr per be PW enue yY an ' > > e’ S iook ant ther I 8 vers . lots quick, Vv. i old; ‘ —— Ty il $3 strat -, strat ol ‘o 4 cK $40" on joi re. 2 or 5 ; ten LAN "oO a ec ayett SALES, ww ra R de . ] R trad this tast ort 6 new; all tri of | it ' loo -do sere B Saad, ul or. oF. | 1: Vv 210 «i 9; : vel cona m— Locu AR —1924 td ith nd et venin ICE ah Ww 7 over Se; & 6 seda Cu trim. | ii) ea ks | rid otor. 1920 ick Tr ROL a ena on ve | r3 itio blec «at & co. cond - bea idney dow low ech er: f gs. d W e | ILS Alw at real an t jstorr ) | Tov erifi ike emons r. 280 192 s dition: ET aya . ow paint. f00a * > } fom aaa te ented t. he ition utif y 272 Je ae nt FR mo | I RE Mm) = iN MOT big s pangs Boe er} ot ns ge Rig Fa tra g | Mod I O — RISO rood —T v. Uolt pa 4 ann Mac ba ut cou s t pa ul spo ja. & ~ ffere ym eep; all nted: ( | K CK | ust MOTOR Cc Sa\ art tisfy ——— eale vres or lot tor; (cl Hy els ur " c62) Co,. § ca ourt vor srrve | ced 439 N t if pe. o>» int rt c) |M — ; can. 00d c4) | S ; DI ~ _ = y | rs. ale or ; 3 me i wh aT ree aan ax 905 i STEPHE: ve ari sare al ee : my Sa ere, | ARNON — . t and in” be “had for — , EDA ER URANT—1 R CAR CO. - Sion aed | we” 1923 rn 1418 Auto Co.. or cash ‘accessories: —, saychtasn tn ings | fans? Skah 924; in Pond 1 wi?! iNS— reat 2 7 eC be gg ew. | M ~ oe ©. yy car Almo $3 N | fect: just. 923 2921-2 ‘mate > int a GARD: pen H wt “King horized ar, a to vinit ¢ ot Bg gs 192 Af ied pe - oon Al cap | STUD a 12-1820 626. AN’T cust. “ ARMO rms. 20° s. 4060s. ic et giv 50 ot “he aphois eedan, m 01-27 Lo-| D a nd tir NER_ Sund {ERE : ghwa . Ford |} AB. good If u 3 ema’ aeons - Bomeo t: or “ ERAKE trad . B + t ba IN—C 0. 2028 50 3s. | ‘OST ving i an” be aw tery motor 4 A- | ASH your se ext es. SED —e | yo J. rd erm vinoe our use yo ghiy ase lock To nt tor r 6- G NOR TED ape. oday int ts farth ' _ 31 splendid Day CHEVKOl er 987 . sj age r trad ane « Ay ~ a , rte pm er 3418 1 r Taek ts XINGTOS ect an ost | oie oniy $800 | ae my ~ RAN RTH Sit | - © pro er if 2) nt an VKO “sh ef? new, ou ®. Ah . for om ca conom in e ’ fe new auled hum - 418 ra @ eal ~ | vs 5 RAN GTO AN SAT ; oor is; ¢ bea day K 300 'GR t: AOO edan: D B ees | , 900 CHEVRO SED aN’ 2178 cus areete: te TA gy UD whine on the mai — aes 192 str suit you. tT we senge AKE term o4 ti 4- ba PA Ly pay ciga ains cutou olste y | ae ORD ROL SED AN cess 1175 DU t. ir.; h sell; nt, , Se up q sON— ngtoo. ered. he ma ring | hav buy 5 24 Sj at HN you. Tourt nok} 1 R—S S. BOa> t Nike Sund MINOT AY. ‘OMOF is y ments on ligh wintel Sieae- Ter by Ss ET . pabeaaeage aes | I. R.. A urry. Dae eralitine Shen d is nF Haw rket; and | the @ see any 192 Six T or nini Mo Come 100 Sy. — pecial De . ay and On ERS ILE our on b ter: er —4 bmi a | DX > ET SEDA sa a 4 ike - 4 NT § ’ Mrs ything | } lone ( $15 Pee kins + rece | profit n wha used ~ ‘ 4 Fj our! c ings lotor Co © an 1 lac 0: a new e): e. - event ANY and S, 2805 co.. ruaran alance. Dart ont, | $100. IDGE SE (pte ros 1150 an new SE 1 . Clark, iUDs | Grand goac otor. | -shari t we cat an) U RB lV n HE’ sand aennes ¢q look wit) uet niy a. —_— =—R nzs ’ M eve 5 I MA © cash Yahl $2 SED ce 150 ESS M« car 3 4 ) AN. ON d 480 2117 ch: Se a r, oO ng ar unti ‘id sed OTH e T 4 VRO 21 — wn et She's cw AXW! mings, RMON D ur rep- | om 'tiren, DA 0 pagan INARCH. : . very goo B08 J. oe RD (e) pen Ba Np te 1 y Baa He 5- our! tert tee over A,YS le “3 r like er: k ( WE! at st ON ORE reD- inst, dow N. £4 _thre RCH a di 41998 me g£00 ‘-pa . ask ra ning — all ata feri ou ch nstr yaft PASS in tir y b es é ; rm xtras: new haki c7 tra perma st. D Al t n oe 2; ro Ci sco nt d 53 | f ska c eS HUD d rti ng an ato ew E es. urn : : | ae i wie pew terms, trade, | Se Set in on n; tioned fey DISTRIBU. | Wy ACH, oF BB | murhout 850% . dis Leen a ca ois for J. 7. Son om | a eee: a today. | leal. conditi SPARRO whet ‘and *bastoar meds" chagets i fe | Rome eRAY MOT —— 192 . speed sier “ab. 96 ist st. a ned clos dv ays | —192 0: ter - + A ee sm tir = MPT | T y oa. eae ta anit Chie me 4. Ax: i) en nt #00 ore 2. tt r. 462 e. 2 x-|MA new sed ery (46x) | mec 3—V ESS! ms good 19: ) — H. a aoe” NO, || Te bu s) ne ales WRVROLS - with he TOR CAR “$Ro0* vase Seeee._2925 D =816 X WE) one... Wa! ee | i. 7 ee ery EX : ter oo. 1, asgon- OON me er: lac Ss; Wards his ¢ mec osed CAR se wh UN ce sel] nd wi t co a s tical! N Cc Russell. 19 a} CA en E . to C D thwe ba! wily &. mer ees SON 14 F ids eT 37 looks - —Ro __ B12 clase! ust. 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Pe good rur 5 motor | et Pike Ssurppes ticall X C | DS 2 ——- 7. aaa 225 ty | CA _ SPlendid ne: Enright $100. pottont cord tire: equip i a3 ‘ > a have buy any ster ; — Es ns; corms. - o.. 25s + ane 4 ranning cor wheel | Ch : ran less er Boon | ey sare an, yee n oach- eat i. 2a ON SF] 81. ; To ss rarer if \ ier iid condition: ane Chg Condition. saves a has , © nee u —— st ndi s pl.; or t ne ano ly-S ew ; : @ resh ior ava" o* r. ry r _ : kV 2a9 extra $ : profi n wh used vad y, $1 N st. Moo tion: and and L 0 tod ew ppor pr hew ppe f E A uri a"e” yf anasto agen RO R. 1405A . pr ha 2 | t-shari at w car Ge ster 00; a Bor nM pri 19° le inde! av at car ortun! inafie) autam ir Car; aranc rom AN LL ng "2a" % Wa $350 eton D: . ike ple : mot a... > | e unt! raldine with term sh nont otor ce Pik 360C r-L ‘ ! NE ata ty of idec obi! clude exc e an pain | fo ORS en Ca ae" os CA arn N . mod > a co tely = Blac or o Fy (| Open ng sale sta of —— ben on be s. | "Gees | Lindell: hum ew! (cl) WEI oe Ag BA ords and iy silent tires: tsho & Seal” ae rs F DLLAC orth Side ret; — overha —- hee all sta ory aan: Seb. [ po > Oi) ond KLAN Ro LEM’ r trade. | rice. etc fo 7 | out— car sh STRA C in tri on ited ( | de. ss refin s: rea ea "tp st or Ort pa lates, eve te m VA e off imou or Sale le: & UeLe ; ive. y $165 ANT adst ~ de. Cc HU ' 4 or se ER | Dp bu in ardiy TOR Jap muni 1e ref cars H (AU si 4 = m ~ wi . ms . new. o—s — For . f.nuerel rivate. like nh hippewa. ’ ST LF $525. tert gs. vier QR>. or C lew “ave 4 —— mar. 1: ae ai w Anna dan, « & car. 008. (7) s or t = bis finien St. ng = ny ub Lindell 95 pe Open | Ey many m." indeh 4000 men si » | po: | weralu 8 ew : E er i ve Cc 1 3 rn 85 39; 0 i _ are Lo i t ve u , | CHAL HE n to. pa : ) IOK— Ros s* seen. roa dst Roadate | Salle . good ns ie) Bu nee 7) By Ge ce my day: + — "42: late 193 m 1. ‘be ; ter i2. seda Was uys: pint. ce. “A Can at 2 y an ny ny lik | _conditi dave and retty ar K®. — hwein, e > 4 : BI wk 3 Reser: a as $60, demoun for —— | Sa ent meney — 20th. for ' Tin pw ner. Sedan. Sa 5, aie = —_ D—Seda! spe 34 $1: 4° hington. late car; a, #4” noury to a B13 at $8 w; ur. cite “4a33 "Pee Even! $180"4 be Touring, 20 on terme. 734 Louis. good oe: ae ety and | “cheap, 136 Vie a caren paint. ike MET “se 2318 os, we ae FoR eres oo 4 Sraveia $225: 1O3S5 sires IND kanye it new cor i. reonian indor. pri y cy Park av ieatink: fs vein 4300 fe sient — a ’ a: | iCK— 7200 Man ie ce. Mor a shoc TU 36 oa : terms. "S01 $473: tern [—Late mo s. Jef ed oo ane 5 ett buy rege. call H NO | BUICK— Cc Bh > of tak ms.| & , end lat in ine Soren. ee; sete oe =. _— n M m MaArces K ty Vv aster: . 20 ' . t ; te _8. J aietlem - __bSte Be 2 N. 2 in . ai CRA Cau iT ea da t u its w ~~ = £000 ar or pr’ r ree ted e ~ stick neg an 5 chester eine a 19° lorean. 2818 0 re dave. BAKER— Late ter; good ” bert ROLET Open “model wefan a3 fice FORD Alien, KOOUG 4S 20th. city; $3 UDSO = fe) Par 00 1923 RUT SS ave awe Fon aon oe srhis ty used ae reat Pak oh bt rice very a , ae , ~~ : : ; ~ | Spee : - lon. — Ss le + ea . new: Sees 9 ‘ e ran w: 3 | ao i Late 1088 4104 Rondsier, 192i North are ieee ventticn: eonrtniee scaper | Oratels-__ E1123 aedan. cher’ ate _ make offer: eesti | S N SP 5 cease ee 0. 2007 Loew the ait ag ited EN erates vrolet—Seh det 10, 4 an. TICK eee 3 sb06 Ss. uniend.. tee - ist R—Roa mae roadster CHE S$ MOTO : oien! et ne de cheat : O eR a om ory 3400 Sn ae ys 6} Sli ih or n even Bf oe Sealer a »0 Spor oad 06 5S. like nd conditi good R teed ste VRO oT firet- miie _— R20 gy: ve. short farton. moa mec! ecially t —To ster: Al Sa N s to tire con coné perio ¢ 6—R ee ; i always | dition: mode T M, « “ Soran _ e mara oven.” StS Herson fc) -t-u a At tote tens sea sol Soa att: |* ee i accessories, Ca one Se ae c,_feal “bargain. private owner. 010? CHANDL n—7, pacer agile | SEE cms oats TOURING - . lic r. cnet ed Sis 18 \ very _te) t -d- : s Hk off io x. R . trad i921 at is “our head rs, ba ped d. ~A - ap “~ oR ex w Fe irst- _— ger: . 8. RBUIC ¥ on t and ia 4 : K—PFf D Y ter™es. = Ben 30. , ~oe a is wood ch ate e=-b ‘RO man 922 er- . D— e pe arias unda sa! lamp rrel | with Tim? pear Oe inte in _ 1127 \ clas Ny i Gra or - 2 i cord mechan ce ington 3148. ter elmar; Forest ~¥ ae R ae 7H Fane light 6. ea-k ey leavin Dicks. 673 ‘paint: 8360: | pice hid Pa motor. $1 : ro PRY on, Jiainps nicks! ‘via $125 a Gana, ho a bie isso vaten Naviral Brid $550: oe: trade for mith Olive tires: antenl . gton. ogy ‘ e = es 22 5 De s —— ain: ¢ _av 95; | ! ; Pu FE oda lated: 6 r cick ng: fo M t LE 195 4 . One it BUT ee ip 24: on 7316 | ' res; WwW hig ~ Boe oh cab e@-f CHE 18 8. town 1m 350 35 sed Nateral $85: 3; PM¢ RA y —) cK— 4 yy my ires; ee 5 a lac CHEVRO n a CK trade in er: 4231 Ay | teed; ill dem ther fini road VRO Jefferso ; sac used ar. | 530 Bastor tural B 5; ch pag yo MPT coo, ae ee bargain a ee 31 dri . — 7 ; Coupes, Ben Sunde. 4 ey | 3 tion ; fully eau a 7 able = ea24" A Natural ” " ine | CEL term ae cia he me- pt eo necrince, hones fast | Fonp—ses 5 “1. me roadster, | Soa ON. 3309 Lo _ day BUIC cK corner if car. H- vase “$100 15 2318 Market a ot .~--, -*., » “aia “= cues, Tourngs. ~ - ;| BU equ! adst road ‘Arkansas. Bridge.| © AXE orou aan "earé Gan s. B ee 195 "PMU ee over ee | oS A and ¢ -45: a a -ER—To nda 3027-29 AUTO | Bed ue s. — pped: $2: | trade ster néas and d omo UT ghiy cord Cc 92°90 Gil as: 23 : é ( Mod rate. ewly J; te ch BILE. trad lik - BI" uy pa al Cass $15 ' cust, ition: To y; Q: on ol ans. ; A pas lie = ing tea weal b de- | Tra nt 281° pLss Sh any guaran: HEVR ) Rast liam- emon = price lat 474 paint rms. anical a 1oK— for $11 —— 0. So -1¢ on! urt nly $ 1¢ ive. SALES wf BU nt co pees 1 ' 1 woo: 719 bargain &° ic) | TEMP Open x. sust ILB CO., — tOLET— — * ~ By erms. strat- | FOR S: corms. yo - posted; S28: ey ip? ams. o304 Brio sapurins $160. good om uth- : HANDI 7 y $183. late. m (40. 23 C Open ~ Soren “ man a K—Ros ost driven” M yt —¥ Setiinns errs | Le cAR-oHoadarer an a Grai oni ectiree. Gra Chevrolet oy - aft B5ie Ween woken Open Sunday MOTOR Oar real bars (er | = ae ae ea eee ee eR Tourin late models, best | ike new, hevrol | | :) | a4 ru oa date Ha orris. S tion; e. | ocust. rald ater Gay. ral 38 Cc) ipner.— 165. seat nd et | FUE i chea 92 ruck PMO =) ( r | od BI e. t urin 8. 435 _LER— on4 ill se ouring: Bes gd spot cake t ¥ SSnany, open: hey iy ve ci ry 8125, starte Ove Gee car. A acoagertr te Mondlane a n. - wonetetery motor | * 4 below ~ re b pais West ‘Bell | KISse a4 me an — Stare BL oe olive » $38 "She vrotee_ Te fully owner. oon’ Toure: ene dit 1923 -CHE Open _¢ "CO. 00 } oe Lick 6 ie, 2651 Lat 2323 ‘Locus — Lafayet Sires. | HUDS M ees. us fice. ft a model i real were "RD Seda at: termn? new. (ea) | 7 yunaing condi st. 8. trade. $1620 Lind am, A a Fe — ak 7213a 3 “city: + AS conditio te aS a: me f VRO a a new california mod avers a oon a tte.(e7) | | om ian sete ed | ire RO by mccessorien wil wr’ Fel uncan. rae _ Derfect — nese | L eae! chea ** Motor: | ait Tet paymen: sala -| 331 "sonants finiwscta.” -~ 0; tires OUND CH re Gardner: deat LET | . = er: . s ° aa —~ | au! , Me — = ‘ 7 e 8 i | 5a Mie Rasen. ‘ermne, * repeal clanay let: ¢ or: 1024 : n ah barat 08 Locust _ my )LET—Seca Potng sont Tard entra wrod i - rfect condition 2 3 | gas ani SON SI cap; in splendid dition sane, > ’ 140 ition, bigga F ll at vate 1923 CH ITY A en, amen ev et ba! R 1 RO. R pen s rT ee n (el) = ’ a oan Side can be Pree geek re i . jeimar ohnso good se a ust sei! good pment cond! SE BU ane!) A De sarees 8. VRO et on: . * 7 anc oads vese unday ew | Fe Chev bou nical e r . 2 le | EX on 4 th ' ‘ae l 4e WE tion; ID . ickK— uto ar. » m loo s- ow le good easy ‘te igh —— ; whe feed oe — 1 OUR _Relow_Gravotn. at Fs ‘condition De ) | RD SEDA RUIC es: co 668 +, ans 2 vours + wh tire. 4 ed Vv ar ‘700 wer 65 ee) ww 4 - wa 8. ttie . 192° ve $ ell ¥ & [A ist. r. r ring, 340 ter $5 ~~ (lates no aire lot tour! WH : C st. ete.; 10 tor ode ee! 2 an: de 0. Del. | F 4041 Det e se Ayre 2B 60 sed ve r a 4-¢ i mis. Come . tee ee 3. a i e | Price Raa Z "Sins ot aS al ee ROAD EE} nme ing rORD— Sed sedis aes a a peat aes Fier PECIALS cs SVETANS tacit gb ety Su oainnts. | LIN’ Ae PIED meta | » ino en ey or o| re ST rher ~ M condit wi eat ry | | _le ly 3 mn. 1 - bi 192 rord si Fegan tj roke CK “Locus th is | this is T * 4 only tare ived : an $50 atarte 44971. Bu RDO ERS ~ est 31 Mot ~ tg oF cove itile; a mon ths 2 ae sac hig (3945. F tion. os : like in e rows — YTOR ow, is hot ere uC . _ R41 $50 littl veat Gon 66 ) y now rty. 5 ‘ik 310) or, 518 gus wm « re, lock | FO 4. Me , “model ; rifice 5. Mee Boe oF onditi new : |} 4 pod sh ight ei tor B SA a cakes se. ling | Chev OTOR is a aun. 6: erdey: j peer, pee S . Li econo c HEVR 5180 Dele hade oS hb er sown; wih. yp - B. se) | Man peedster: » on; $3 $695 aly ape; — omo LES. ° tk ™ 472 O - B peust. Open ts : South ali 921. , | beral mica! . sham OLET- te ese 2, one gma ea. perce Mine e! Q y oth Bg Ky 195. Lala $200) sours nt 516. | ° Peay rolet ¢ a | ui et Sunde aes carr s- | 8 ge gaa mj ate Aa yi dermeneg nny Ws | | o%clo ain . 61 18 snl4 P must —) ov mer Sar hy b vette on «: $80 (c62 riginal em _iourina. Do ick vemsedrct cair de Buiek, * = « .: | . melt o> toche tie n Woeg d ie pe: Sie [4 mo 14 Page & sell: | Pr gains; dice whe. vickK— uth Side aca as | 1032 A one pA ge late pee | — k Roadster a “han to Buick, Ba ruarantte: || : eae | ORD—Sedan, «| cibarban, ind aC] 6912 Gravois, i termee Hf es, | eh eae la wei | SevEOLeTa NO.G = tren in ee : > tac BU RANCH : 1922, on Geren ae R 19% a U _Sunday LTRS ne tren, pel | Moto: = £00 93227" mm. week da 5 new | 3 Teh ravois, Ri oo tee | Serma. ree ig 6 | carey OLE Touring. 8 $ FR | s $1 2 n° | Ros CK al gt. m4 new! 5000 nod L a ¥ and event a n. bal ol- | F —y 270. oa perfec ays. | CHE pvening iV.ers} es 1CK—Li code. 89: th TE = - EVI r, 221 uring: 1 1£ | Cc ; car |4 date 6 er: err swe) nount new | § Lis Gray o 5 1—192 CHE nings, Deln wein ance ORD— 457 unde sh or t con norte: sl L—! s until ide 2 ‘ as —Lat 393: ome: On 2 orlatn | st tOL, Ss 1922. END | ; dow wr | dey ang gent 6 CLASSY mers Tate 22, weiijiatie worn fl 2st & Pine 8 cures Ste | | CHEVROLET SE yy os B12 wna Manche or terme, oe’ 2383 “Le “heautiful. red Ii mane | are Keceecager™ °F cond tires: | tists 38 T—New ng. hae, $125; in evrol “ to- 7. SO 4 evenings. R ‘wEE “ Gf 7 whe’ —_ oe uw ith ot cagte oe er "eee" ts. waa pancnes = i, —192 24 Bra — ‘ “ ANS Jpen = iB, y ctor n°: star ster rt ‘diesen | BO m 2 er 73 eau a _red 19 — ot ; Ww eber Im AA, a wd r wei ashi or ! ie 0. fol, LE. Se touring —s arr. ° oe ca sun ¥v ounta price | R75 nd : an. . ov, fore " tourl B ie %; te or les “good | h ROLE S037 he or e| . t - rr driven 6606. “ne SPORT ar cust “ebe B - n . ‘ cou 1°, | = ~ ac own nd late v e ain: rfect > n Si 31 1% } or pnaiti main " i@i : s "Os n st eal late > Tt trad j BEV ize. “lAe N- aes ye : . 4-cyl, 12 uns. eo r VICK abouts ; ant tern standa _ wheels 6323 for a eet an ‘30 at. 4 terms iOON—. ndave. Lect terms on all Mpc ; st) on Cosh, Di le - “Thar OCU st e. HEVROLET— fi terms. uring : ae h ot’ oe tell from corte: Rahiehe mi: $150. Poy se gary 1820. Sa ae 1923 ete is . | FORD—Se % rene wed so0d eon See Sedan, 5- et. Be eee suicK 1sad I terms wT, 6-cylinde Petra iets 7 go Bik Be —SCHNURE-BU a: | cae RoE [eas a Si lemaill es gy eects 4 | 0 a et i ¥ : late sungny rms. , Gove | ile evenings ts Bt ive st paint, bar ye £ BU ifs : CHEN ROL woe cee ae —e -| small cash condi ta, F nog SRIEPLINO— POR iodels., a ae | nd Sed 1K —Bretts gain at $975. x | oe ie Pour. Se aA =| month momen ian een Gpea eran — an $65 an 6-eviind Prettiest 1924 be 373. 2931 EV ROLET— Ty Sis be yette sig, CHE ily. N terms, — = n WY , ¥ ‘ new ~~ *T. , mode 74 aieeeniieels 29: 5 7 a | a ' J . - : * hf iS ewe KS “ t c ‘ 4 bra 7) t f = etleree A 4 RO R ss. Sur VAs uty 4-do0r 1 ade 58: w eel & teurin =ew gue | CHEW Roda 2 i@ti- v. H a *, Tl, . “ ua rear vou - we lor a4. bette onder hes g out awe con _neT Vie ! A Co] CO., SI % io8 eK! Tine teed | ve: ‘—*BT lacy r he al ree rarest med. t] o& at -—f tor F z= cl fax DE” 7 Sapaly mee a> N. OG A om coemees | ick * oye G1tee eoie. 16 evrol ourtn -—, ask. ats EVR 240. 4335 “epe D— 19" _ Grand ting 1 please ICK— Feu 1295. mm: waee | oa et Co te &. —— 1A ha LAND ir. 32a. i ne wr, -* > o4| 28 Re ring ¢ mg ee ROLET.. RGD teen O23; dr ng oe inte By it on tmad ee 8 « * ear ot; i ET Ba a ine nm — ) ali era top, ~ wit ets 40 — Tout ston ite ertact * . seen at oe real - ana | Sp oe y. _ bareain — | CLEVELA} 7% Oo 1 Mein 3 posinged: bat et me — valet Oo Tens r Biss 1 son AND ’ rk, i ga! ech 4° ap. Gu week oie Tw fe aa ae rare J = v -\ 7 . . ne o-_~ e — Phon hie Russet! tires: } tow m che one! HAVRE =. a te) CO) . $340 4 * a — Tour eat ‘Market ay , COLE 1 urs wheels ine ib , : ones $04 late low - - 5 5 wa a. | Gor n. } Ls . acreagortes ~ 79. Ww m — . oods. ae ne ba a ” tN oie Des eer oo < — ts

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Ries «cian Sa eS Te ee mG ‘ew 1200 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads _in these columns today. i ak _ ig goxpax, FS PASSENGER CARS TRUCKS vs RECESS@y ‘AUTOMO Sale Touri Cars For Sale _Teuring Cars F a 3 ieee, Cars For Sale Touring Gars For Sale Touring Cars For Sale Touring fars For Sale Touring are. or Sale , ae a 44 8 . =>: | SAXOSLE ——— ve , n j in ‘ r ' . ‘ ; . m ys 4 FOUR RING “TEA ; ; —Tourin oud sha ~ Be $a: VU, take $1190. ~ Les oN. , R AMP” . $3008 LA ust perc ~ _ — | 33 au Qn ira9ie : + » ‘ » tare : Der : , . . i ’ , aa seliver i—19°73 Elegant condition, wnly $485 nm ym RNS-KNIGHT- S317 *- worth $300 , +a! r Misi A To ring - , : rit - o trace fi ru to if IRI — = eo seat ona - = te car - sodel. any reasonabiec ft , ; , arking lamp. one-man top: great value “rr Ee wale. ope — nae Sed MARMC oN PISTRIRUTERS. 2805 Leeut OLDS MOBTLE—LI 5 tire hn STEARNS-KNIGHT — ~— + im 4 aol wi OUL mt A $l5e , se a a +. ; LS. ») down. Morris. 2810 Oliv at OS PRAM! \. 3300 Locust. _ st 0 —_ n pening c46 — hae cord | tires, has had very good care, inspection nac 4 - a Upen S 4™G ays ae - -- = ened _— first -Class mec: ~~ shape. $275. North corm Da rison invited. price very reason y Or ° That "s , = vans ~ Sone COLtUYN 3] A iy Us RING Aut » Ke TT ae ‘ ¥ ten | 5 ae , 76 ourtn ir, wit pate t 10 RE E ER MaXWELiL— Towrir e TUnsnSs Chevroiet Co.. 4335 Warne ar. Col- » Huber. 2601 Lecust. Open : * : P ' . - ) i Mi MB cond: t = only st a ~ 3441 Juni ——_*_— =*v. oa 4 ene Mie evenings az oe — OUr cape uring the 16 Rey day sale | today ‘ See the = SF ORT eee, Th eXoerlient ton eo Ms SSE... - aliforn , —o 1% “ ‘ on . ohn ae — mi r me =e : _ - Ne . = : . _ food "A MAX WELI—19" touring, nt iittie OLIOSMOBITI B—Tou ring esq th ew i; = : J —_ ; “ »7 © — «* ' . 71 ie yes ' : eh, | > . “Hs iat : 3 ve : Sund ao ; - - - oa l. ———— --— - . ' : | nz ee | Hole! “ , . ; * ee aes aoe 7 * % Se @ est ad most reli: bs Sls as = 3 ‘ pone uri ryt, an . - ° are 9 " . ; ‘ 7 . 1 Q" . ~ . 4 . , ‘ r . : Ler I; ™ ; : Pe 7 ‘ ne. DOCGWE-—Tourine in good iti : lemountabies firet-cias i ‘ e" 7, terms: « - w: 92. } Schon se: - 3 5 fits * STL DEBAKER—Touring. ing. 1922. run very iE - a = oo 2 i. . on b ) ot clase : sie 2 . una) os a Pel, feo ng ; | Centra! 380 little, guaranteed perfect: $475 ~~ puriable ate enna = ei OT ‘ant pric than S4ix : —— —- _—— i. —— ~ cae —— ees ——-_ — —___ —. a —_—— Der all dar Enright ©) bubak— T img : firs ; st ree ;uUl a? like n+ 1 NE .ouri: te im ii : ‘ed f . A — — . 29 a ano a : —- . wis Lire r. new ition peaD: tra tecu i Vac : re. Ds STL DEBAKEH—Tourtng: iate 1921. 5 per t bo > a rw MOU — 3% “ ’ ne ¢ ion tecu * §. " r= e s : : oF Appi» " "3955 ? = SSEX TOU RING aa ‘wr eft TA) : irse ; iv ae i-d-s-m-o-b-i-l-e fect, S$3¥5. $145 down. trade, moving Dla, E—Touring c >a ! z 7 — — . —-_———— , — — . a ea ane; Coline $j A ——ae t 8 a a — y "340 Olive - - - oe ena 4 . - , . ‘ ’ Ref gis ed : " .: : , if * - ' : ww? 4 _ een" : i . . » = —— —s = . oe ~~ . i strat © ’ n tle y — _ - “rr * ' P " (ye Chek mr a ei1° t}on geod tires and : r tras ables ewly wanted nari ne ertect ourir ng } Dum! u s" ae. mem ! of yu! rm: wi very iit , STUDEBARER—! cnt %, A9S1; ecm oo > iter oe “ and terms reasonable OG) Lotus ait he i curtai . r ful mechanically perfect orcugh!! paint; good ru sober; chap: i st pe § terms. 716 N Vamnder-nter. (> ~~) our in : ' . , gitioar . . , > = . : 23 . mar Msdow! . el P , . jaa ' .ié : ; 7 7 + : yer ‘ . ' => —_r vr * bea i . rfy! - : . 2 , 7 ei! : oO . é ia —— — + “48 "4 : . na - as ’ ma os 4 ; , . 2 ; ‘ r? . . aes | . Pi ‘ i ‘avs 4 ond — ‘ . $: , a ; po ; , ras eTT DERAKER—1971 ieee eix touring | ~ «ae =. ——__—_— 3 — LOOK: ES SEX, $3: _moto a: t tern 4631 Es H- A- -Y-N- Ee. S Rove —1922 and 1923 mode! ome 1 Re tral = —— | ——— | | age 0 is ioe “eB B23 Sau « = re teu OMinm 1920 Touring —_— «= iv ea iz oodyrar ‘ : | res. runs good $100 0 Virgmie lg, eos FORI Fouring: tate mod ee . , a m nal finish. motor. etc.: in aak 3 x 5 eh - ae ate 1 node!. 7-pdeseage lay guaarntee: vo , SS ——— = | atic Cash . 1035 Grand ets. DODGE—Tourine. cvod tor. Seed toi Use s om rout uw . oe 1 gud = tifee $1). 41°24 Page [og . i si Be a : : = P: "wl Pa r E ArDTOMORT! Lip i DR demonstrate: cheap for quick sale. Cal! HUPRM| = before neon Sunday morning. Kenady. #.-,* 2025A HE. Fair av (e) in — uring iat - nd n 1921 X Tt ie RINé ; ar mee ————— — a: ale ' . owe : ae. 1 —_ , : ont . = . — _ . , ' jer ; : mk put rs = egy » Giicst— Period. S108; $40 dywn. Ford. Sie bargain, this car jhas been thorou guatadles | foot acceleraior: good rud- — Qpen Sunday » paler se, £2, 7 A Sesaeinaies STUDEBARER— 1929 special 6: rune bet | § TOURE 7a ROA ‘a incon. ‘ ~~ new pamt . oot al > at if . : «i . ("an a mew one: looks so good you j§ - ' ee oa ones SESS Westing ‘7 C7 rain pe mt Teurin ls. tart ' beat rade “v ~ . 2007 Locust 1924 STIX TOURINGS can't even detect 3 eee sat om the § patie Fup noblest “Fondition, | "*“mce terme to suit Ss _—_ Tmeuntad| v0 S. Newstead. Grand | _-*#0 0") aa! : = = ’ —_— 1924 SIX SPORTS ea Wards. 265 tecom. All cel 2» | HDUSON—1 . A WONDE RFU L. BUY - Al Sennen a on eae EBAKER—1921 ilght 6. This. a: ieee Tourtng. M20 perfect a) ‘ ; M : . termme. (sllliamM-Rpetein Chevro-et Re es - acento - or Pa All 5-p ~ ‘ rh e irtain bods ae , . laxwe ‘whe "Oru yi bout 9) days for salesmen's is in good cones Se aa \or > , Oe EBM Oty eg. * 1921 Toure ; “ 5ecu , aston id ~ ‘ ' RIT _ Tour r) sez fine coend ition ry) tia rir sade . ashen ate ‘e 1 vu . A. ‘e nd rs : , ro “ns yoo Lime ; ne % °s. Ta ; : 3 - ~ Doon - $0 mince rms Morris r Rip » our te ine ies . . / hie i . 18 \ . : tt P ; : 0.» ‘ : T . ~ ™ ; ® same . . . : ; , . ; a ; . “ash or terms. o~ POR! Te = _- LouTIRE ’ ‘\% ' - - : ° . ’ : im : . "Ow Man: neater | , — ee STUDEBAKER — i021 Special, Six. 5-pas- | Lom. al ta ss’ i. ‘ve a 2 cars a4 = wale , “ ' ns “ ~ ane . 1S bissel st c. ia on st : te. J “a - > iT 4 a 2 bie uto - - 2 no, - — : Nour abies tiass« - N ‘ . - = . - . , - - , ; : i ‘ tr. rm ‘ ii . ; a ’ s* 2 - + 4) o ret eo 4ito W arne 2" (Colfax 240 _ : _S. : , . } i row ' recd " a and a: 544 es r Leal ted L/ a Li LJ wv ‘ demonstratic [wey oe, to MOTOR CAR COMPANY. Zist & Pine Sta. bopgn— her ro! sl Buick touring» ‘ fs in ing «o ; ' _— his” Tc > . sen f 25310 wre yer ee A & aig? eenant aan uoning condition $40 aowr? re = + a ee — ; = GS ivi TY jeis : , ’ a’ Shes 4 (men Sunday. 1 Lae t FPORD—Tourin lik , 1a: are3 oe 1 ...” Teens — — ~/ ¢ eis As. = | y and Rings. ce eh . : ; i ine | e a orm private ; : DPOwe a “te 285 _ - ~ . alin” hd a ‘ — PPis : To~ } ‘ 7 " US LUXe wiomapie wue P ASSE NGER STI” DEBAKER » i Mm h— Teo nM 19.l moGe $- - ° -———— . . — _-— 7 4 ri ais { x. , , - smec , . Ato : ame iacust S i ice: re’'s vour chance. $1.50 ‘) ive «rt n ‘ $ ‘arrest Park POR " _ we sitet . ame ; — re. . ‘ fag . , : Bomont r+ View ¢ Central 380 aie : = .RRY¥ NEWMAN NAS H in) Gh Touring » late — weu 1 Dh Ta : > onditior nt - . wize- 1 : n j > PE jay Sunda; evenincs. 5143 Deimar te heap, trade. terms. LOO6 s flerset ubt pener, 331 ne $a gs ae : —— } : , af t ood : ; - 3 Deim ; , , wood ; > | = a : 7. =. tern) anes . . 0 . , I = a CC; ee Stu jebaker- Lew Ano Cc O. arries fila antee. only Teor e—Tour ne £eod tree a! , Mao mount ’ ritic r : ; had ; 1u. DRE mM USS ce} sii is! . repr . ie LAB Y ee i cond'}- ‘ touring a o> nt ey tires nr a age Sonth ta SOU duwr wees -si6 © neal , : ¥ 1 £ : arte S-arts —_ “ I ist J eat ie J ra >> M oor fato ‘ER D an Ta o et —_- © 7-Dpasaenger touring fire running cenr- Olive De : - ' : - 7 ; ‘ : — . . . od ; ae | ’ ~~ «& : . at , a tieeniiil ‘ . wit . $250 easy te ; ‘Auto Sal - _5149-51 a rs 21. estar: i uring : ond n: — sstinealiininensiahtaicieitiea aa + ae 4 Salina - 1900 Washingt ‘arter and demountabies. « s. $173 — ne De sed on =the oF mo ‘EKLAND CaR—90 -UDnRil " st oe 192 ‘ Light bh P »RD- on ch sew a = ‘$125: just « naw — lacCarthy-Pard “UV ett ™ ¥ w : | ' a ; toda ta 4 tOn. S60. 4951 Lorain a PRA ourin sxcellent condition; $625; terms which is no longer 416A On}, sneny + “UME =BOLOIGE $650. terms or trac so ——$—$___—_ ; —" , orest iW , S116 Locust Us = P'S s ~* } : t=? “4 on ¥ : a ‘ 1 J even ~ + whi Ss on , ‘ , : nia ean ies pad . = ‘ , - ‘. [| ’ =is — . a e2?+ desirable OG Dass tourmme : and up trade. 3441 ‘ns E— Touring T9is Bile ~— — — ee | PORDS—Tourts ) Is . wld. at: ele est ever offered ar" » wire Gemountabie wheeis; aly perfect througmeat: very lew miie- GRINHAM JOFINSON, Rl urin Pl2: starter. demour* tind 5 acrifice ces Hi les - lgwe 4 Speeis? llod: ¢ >) | da 1 Mo ~) TAs ‘eit 0-28 lien can o8 seen ny Gay or evenin ~ 183.5 Kinmshigbway, | ables, nite cr. S168. “Taal” F: with ‘starter ‘and everything Sit F imeneaihen activery Sted | tert Messe Site ERLAND-—Teariay seals saimesd-oor | Wetiibewencet sage Geel due eeke |. Sn ‘Jrarea T4771 mar ae . . ros “ % 4193] - _~ 4 aurry , ; ‘ : : ;anc ‘ : " ’ : } 4 : — . 2 , ‘ ba> es ~ . : vn At PiS-E :’ ; v nm ' to le. with “pec = ‘Toixnik—-idi3 b igh hood. just as geod as + BITS: terms 1 iooks. ra uns i es. ive. , . ior : : MOO IN mH [924 + uppysigas =TUDEBAKER “TOC 7s 1: i $200 any new one 7 a wole lot jens in FOR OF ae ~ -> — - Pu) : ‘ , : —_ . =: ae . , . are art a? ." tr — a = ~~ ee em 4 I+} 9”: —~ er ‘a 5 “ ly Ww 4 toSON- ROBE _ See 18 and drive it home. W1.J's ey A hs I or ’ ets ' —-— -— .r) me $123 casm SATS Cianere. ea (CAN) WIT > rz Le eR at. Sunday ony. $250." S318 | LISTEN TO THIS - = Loree 16- ca . wor cant 7108 N Broadway 2a stifal marcen tt Ty er oS. . 100 Soleerenl ; condil .. | ne “ yea or = nd en Da - , : ' _ ; | : ! en) ; tz - é ‘" ~ rms fr" , _— : pl at * ! > ; , — inet : - = 9 RD me 2 28n Twin- Six a wit “ee rret_lamee Dodge Touring. $35.00 Down rokp—Tocrns 3 uye thi Tes Auto 1418 N_ Kine: whway ic? Dodere. 3 =: @ . . . : ‘ . * _ : iv ouY ' + . Cae ° omy vear Ready to go pr! ce $20 cra’__ner dargains. 1900 Washi. RDs tou 192 g =u MONARC 3118 Locust OR D—Touring. 7} ne@ starter +o. n wit bares ‘re Hl PY MOBILE— Tou: —-"-- ur. 2 — —- Ce oe ae - | aoe reed pair 4 . : $85 ri; _ . cv - , . " ‘ o . . - : — - - " 2 ‘ e " ‘ oo : I / - mode > Da #8en ger \n \ j | PORI touri joor-opening a Nae cs rd I iT: am a) aes. heel — oll ~! (Ua.l¥. Drest ge | gr pe and 4 Su ad 7 lf — : or - . be a i : : . = ' .7 to R . ; ‘OuUrIn - . a> . . oe "7 enarn - ae rt a and ZUarin - | POY - a ae f/f 293910 WASHINGTON AY Touring fine condition good -—~ — at Sits. terme tf desired SVIS Clive ‘ - - — r : , j ; ; , . : RY ‘i STO ~~. > ¥ ~ : _ Rs “AR ¢c fT AN f'oen Ss uncay nd even ngs. ' price Bot eae : | 3 es ne fe #1003 messes TS $1600 STUDEBAKER ssssiPPi vate SM DODGE BROTHERS DODGE TOURING PORD—Toering. good condition, > «ood : . « aare ; ree ade. terms. 2: o : . : 2. Evenings an an | ond tion ‘at ' . ? ss. of “ te ' , _o°- ‘ . S pat Ht = BILE 4; : “ — : , - ’ >i ct ; | = —— : . a - “ . 4 ~ ; pve . ‘ 5! 5. Notice! a se and | ri RI SIN ESSN COUPE 7 . : . . ne ? PL ‘ . 4 ; : .2 : ac t- odin : i mM) “ “ " ut : 3 : 8 2. pen = sd Soden = x5 che aa ae SSS, Bae oe es its.) eee . autres Gm “eO7TRw oF me and eme an of: 3000 M pains maitioe . at se — ur ' tivel ‘. 1921 Pe r % Pulty equipped, five g00d Cord : ~—e reryth on nt } c ras. tern i pe gene > at a, ein ae ; ro and | ca - . Gres. Guaranteed mechanical - . weed Dedse to " on iy. Best buy in town. ae oer , “SiS GETS DODGE $25 B. Rroedway. reer Sallie etne tenia PURDS— 20 tou ring care. ree! oarge RT = MPs! toss demount t. 01 ii , lee: . fies ang pny SE ubi | re | oe perfect. good tires new Seat covers a real buy & The ever reliable Dodge | rhe racy terms. trade ston je wheels. 3 » ¢ ; pe 1! ’ =r , _ ai bu : i -ARI\W—Phaere ' ' . @verything st worth hw oo Dax i oi ee 8 ~- . Fi oo $40 ues -"_ 200 =soC Lae "a — we ; phy _ © . rato ; ? a i _ ASH Toe Re ae ——e- : ished, with 6 33x3 disc more than faxwell truck. Sees . » DODGE BROTHERS TANLEIM MCYTOR iw io0%> 6 6ON.) OGrard oo - ; rte : " . . rhe ~~ » amd : , ce , —s 2} = 4 . od : >: 2 Lae x OT . a? ok ‘erm ' 4 7 . ——— ae - A nan 3d tal orgain: ery. emainted am ss mechanical Da” Patee-xeernes note; Peenmnined Tonkimg WILSON MOTOR CAR CO. 2921-2 orma. 5 SEDAN 7 ‘ oo miles. good cond n M158 Por Soni aon , 2 o n “4° eet Ot ; ~wl “ an 5 y us | neccutegeolasaaai ; te ’ : ; : ; ‘ . : “ : : i4 vu ney os oe me > a " a s “s Fully equip ; T IG rPORD—Tour ~ ac ' adate we ral = ~~ , bie . DODGE Qu RING errs . . ’ 7 ‘ A ‘ ; . , io ae Z UAT o P : . 4 . 8 new 1S ; ~~) Ee ' = a : ' °°: = } ‘ 7 ' ‘ . er } . «2 ‘ - ' se , "4 henter iva if -« * a 5am oF . em ie « ~~ md _ . im ai . . r- ——— . -_ - ; " , _ . ~ te : : “qth . ; y “Ss : " 4 transmission “e price t woul 1 a _ > . ". ow easy « a ; o.. 3 a ; | ia [ ‘4 . — ‘ LA . ; ' as te a FAR = ial o> 4 *Uunshade. windshield ‘eon 8 months exter ; PKR D— Tou . ae rm P ity — ‘% 4 : yO} ~od " . ’ i : . 4 P : ; : ton ; 47 1a% -_ ro ; " “ea? - . . priced te ell quick. on neap 1308 “alifornia. 3@ floor 5 : C ho 20 27; _ trun - 3 1d om zs; en througho >. 1 13" MOON 4924. . 7 ‘ane * P ac covers, ete. Tires uded in our sa! .or FOR )—- Tour mg 23 33: 25 NN “is no | . eee — m. re tor — ise —— —— : : ani —— « —s , weg - a See a RM ee OIE 2. ‘ ; , ae 8 : e sb fuaranteed mechanicai- : : l zt} y = 9 ; = Ax et ; o2° sp ' i- me ne Stutz t ped meorde ° ~ . a “retain purchase. . 1984 model 8-50 -— ‘ nr om oes MPT a a = rs = Ub ys PRA 0 . denier RS TS as se : a. , os 23! 7 porters a . $2 & 1. 922 »PASS 'p- Co 8 “ie =~ Ss so ee Paige RACING BEAR CAT “told z ewly painted. Guaranteed. At _ Sih trade terms _ 3506 S. Jefferson c ——_—-+ en FORD—1 ‘ouring: ood running order. $35 New tires: perfect onditien $210. $70 HUPMOBILE—+* tour : SRAND BL. —_— a ie SEE THIS DODGE 805 Passer . : 7 OE aws — WONARCH Lecust. — : ; - : NASH—Touring. 1922: newir pa! mted. and + = : ‘to a eee ) RMR Tevurting. t © th wonderty! FORD—T umne. 1818S. leaving city. $65 — t rm: ~ aie ; ma Bt ae =i extras: Bas aprearance : D | he n oe . ~~ ' > fu '«) , - ny OR 2 ee ee oe FC PMOBTER Be ces | MO: Deak of mechanical condition. tia emonstrator Sampere.” Special Mertens tessa || P OTHER GOOD VALUES ie, Yeu same service as an only ep —ecten ee ONT HUPM MOBILI r mploteiy | cot fm tion wited: tery Huber. 1924 MODE. Say, that moter jast parte. we |i , , : Brothers tree my urs Ford Re | | Grand " - . ,ear © ™ yY OP _oF go! tres. 231 o- Shenandoah | | 19823 shock a a: yr here " bn ny oS con ' - § yn Ow Sut were going . T ‘ _ , en iii . assaume ery | tie sate ‘ue orose ‘nr } =. . . | ~ > - . : a 7 nam Gitte . - 7 a ~ . -=OUSN to mak it d—a: Di - ; ee (O > Ul] | SIS ’ e a g2] . - . _ awe VELIE e—T- uring. 1920- like sew $195 = . a Loeust Bl. : ; Used Litt] it & -S21 LOCUST ST. terms, 4356 Del: ; ll pee OT rr; Trades re One evenings. __ eT) | FORD—Tourina car int 9. ood sh throughout: S110 duys : DODGE TOURINGS _.vareain. Apply 431 - w si : nese t rea: ee ee a : 1 1924— Practica! ‘ brandmee eanneo: FY aD ——Teering ois ‘ } ne : ‘ ‘ YT Ure AL ES . . . mentee : —— . . . se . : % Ph ; o bal ~ . 3 N Ry de | Sie A sekaaical’ conticions mperiiiee ga | bien one—Boroat 2600 ~VELIE—SCHNURE-BUICK | ‘I, E Net Open Sundays ; =e. © Sb : , al ler ; obs t Terme I o> Teuring. Red Seal moter gnod HLE x , ; now F paint: real buy °Ssas8 Oltwe 4 ' rire " ipa cued oa’ : ; ys a : new and surely per Theush a. Fr: ss te .- oS — oasis = * . — -- - — ——— —— : — . aati one tT 13eon “ord tires are Pom per es . ——— , = —e- ~ e F se ARLA: G21 touring, real buy laven't BEREY MOTOR CAR COMPANY FORDS—2 1924 tourt: brand-new, $10 ‘= . wow ok 2 na doters— sor t 197: irt 1293 Park a: ba fe be ae oe “€ Bomont 900 1 Lacust st nelow ihe: B._1805 Locust. eT) ether tee foe”, fF you are in the can | trom new new pain nn ———______ 5 oanen En nt fob: Car, | Omen Sunday. 10 to 2 Evenings until 9 pm Tn . FORD—Touring. 1924 motor. e 200 selection oe BB ae ae a teawiner ie ot nia t enna a “BITE 109° ir > porns BS _t7- F wt iy Ea . fore you bu fate eeR eR PaiGs-ze1 © : og city stad cum ares S506 is wet gieas rs. VELIE, 1921, | Tor RING, $325 | FORDS—FORDS TMicNie¢e Moto i 8] “ a 2 ‘ ‘lost one Westcott suring. $150. Stude- Special showies on gaae. ‘ r OE I Se oo a gi bar: ere RAND Toeeins | ; , 4 > edi : . ; “4 . ; » ; : J ; : 2 “ Ae learnt . . : 4 ; >) , * . . ae - ° - , ? a — = BOSS tate Geliery. touring: mechanica: —Z 968 today: terms. 2 , omen . — driven: y¥ 1 -AKLAN ~ : . sian aie roe, ceteoaeer | pe ‘ ; Sr dition gVvere Nine, . Re FURD— Touring 1974 mae a Ww . : 5 rig F ’ . noFT os y at _ 1805 Ri tame T ’ , or Olive , luber. “801 1 : , : Sur a ee RS EEE a - « meen ag “en er touring = ¢ terms ce eens roa twa OE FU ee Eg OE il ee Settee atin oe ee eo oe a Rte ee - seb terms trede. , FORD—fournas 1040 WU wlaner : | | : | ~ XE AUTOMORILE « priya! > Fanni " Lanen » 1920 tourin S13 Lox peeeiiii RRA a +e RNC eas . ' The o 7 2138 Lecust , J-E- W- -E-T- — LAN D- - , . oe ; cendition. har- moma 2g Car c Tou: rine ca: aa : Johnson c ons the green of Hement @812X Centra! 380 : a 19+ € or snditten- eh ~ cain fo | Menday Main 1840 — —— se Opa - aa Cuntry, the cool fresh air el Open Sunday al! dex | : Peet . . 2 0oe- as ton , er —— © "Rg P ezzi « = 7 Oe Sn CRORE ON Be ‘c) —_ oss + TGF. _— “got 3667 Olive St, Rs yours if you become the # Lec pen Sum ad ov ~- ni ' a. : ” Wr rvyse KN I' >it T—3- passenger repa -2 - _ ‘ . A used car enings and Sunday : t= Tourtn ha: , toms {and cveriauled: lke new. $5905 ts way is a a investment. ner a i STEARNe 2 COUPE . ; Very late mete Dec wheels. shock abd won av > = ; - 7 ‘ ~~? . = » ST CLAIRE SEDaN i: 95) aid u 500 sores a BEES | 0 takes SL ISis mane orth. Thq orices we ask Demonstrator eILLTAMS.. . phe REO TOURING, $145 WINTON— Touring wend Fanning “order : : CODE ee . ck before bu 1924 MODET. re tire, parking ghee ie ait: Buick tourme. $150: $50 Soon —— i 8 is woe | : » ALL LATE MODELS . | E 3 5 down rest 426 2) | | $2400 Paige Mone @ - ALL GUARANTEED PR D— Touro on dl , I . , Le _ ~ ong or _ ~ 4 “a! "= . Ti ao i : — » —_ . , . . : = ———_—— — enough oe make $250 So ~ ve ~ " sitet eumdietnen- | Sedan -_—— FORD—i19°9 uring. sturter ™ - ————— savong eeeniiipeth i" amet = S aun oniy $7 Si 385 Haynes 5-saah. * eefenwer Coun sorters. lock whee ree. a >> SS » | 29 ¢ ? A KL A ‘XN rp TOTRIN es ion . : ~» yey : ' s , Towring : ently evertau eo. @ cerd t 4 shape $1350 Lats _— = INE] ‘her @- . reo yr ’ ; é‘ ome ted le: , z ‘* You sre this , ¥ Cc } er a aie ey NEWELL MOTOR a] - _ : >. a whe 5 .- > ’ 7 4 . - ~ ¢ > ' ¥ — eo Roots + 4 ’ y ; . a : rniia os : a Law e.. T , A a A ‘ # : * Ie 644 ata =r [e Shs si °25 » A 14Rs e . , =: - — ‘ ‘ - rT “RING—Claset nm teen. w ’ : * “ - — 3 i ‘ - one—Bomont Hi") 7s %> - ' ~~ | $i 895 ~~ —_— 2 UN. than 4°90") miles At rOMO K ih © : : - : - 7 £ ’ - : ~ “~ a . : -) JAR LAL ¥ Db SPORT . . re Terte ~w erty TERS 805 | : ese ¥ te emo! - a 7 ) — , a. . —- , : or now Det "ff sah) : : s' ow end See : ’ ' Ne mt = _ 9 . ee ene an : ?_s eo i ~ es eee eo : ‘ as i ”™. ‘ , : =" an 0 OM) mile« -~ =~ - “2 aes i~v @ ‘= Ts ve z DoRT — VY eurine ’ - “ a) t. of $4.) bee : 33 a sf OG . ' a: sly $700 MI IsSts [CHEN 64 CHER—Sper Parts oe n a *-doer Ford sedan $1.695 ; : + aaere : . ; ee sIP rT wa T @a01 : - newyv Da'Bted Sattlesh : 4 ' . de _— - ard nickel ‘trimrm: “ ' : = See ae ae enna —t $1 795 ie G CAR—S Dearing moter 43714 ee Mito Ps 3 | ONER—Tearine 1555 . CU STOME R Ww RI TES ~~ . . , - : - oo > ; } a _ ' mn —— + = : — - . i LOU LOOK ’ ( ; AKL. AN an Spr —_ ) — Fi +3) “80! ea Gaeta : ' ~ | — tt an : ' ; ———« , " ” . 2 3 i ei ’ a™ > 2) oat ' a. St - eulnes — ay 4% , alt — = . one . : 3 . ( ’ i , Tg, A RICKENB a permease aneorhe: — retur We have FIR IMN TT, uP —— Ferns ': jw 7. RT) Te imng has onetna. . — . “ , . rox } - 4 _ ‘er ~ex! 8 . = a seemeneeliiesaa ’ : | >< . = 7 ameai co ma, ery are “Tre ~” a pirate m Der touring thac exes | ni perfers saire way enty weed ahort Tal = es Satan oes i a . temonat =a Pom. 4 rt m _— —_ ’ “y — . “~undar and « enings. ‘27 = OT 5 /RO: sca. 3 3) ‘4% i Engineers . "R entire stock of ' 7 , ink. Sine Gane , ire stock of used cars go ~ eed tampded for clemed «a. ; FUR DS — 2 - : wa Dare eins mn an@ trade 4° emanates <iGH Tecrin a ~Orh 2 money. $ om saie onre a yvear—for a pe- | Natural A f2 ened 22 G 1923 Se eS te o.oo 1922 Gardner 1923 to tiie Sy =e fis Dis acer” | ENGL PAE See eee Sas || vied of 10 dare_We share pest | DP RANT — i888 in ; FORD —Teursns : ler the same m@ney in S** | oa femengtrater- oe-?s Apes tien: sam , oa seed tires: fam ‘s om ee _— ro a Se aaa . a , a “ ™ ‘o may ‘rae wou? 4a+ 7 ~- oh, ee SEs : : . re , <7 ~<* r 4 7 | men’. Sale start« toda v. Open Bees Graupes | ' , tog. | vour investment. tersup: Siware serene | ong RIBPLING—LINCOLN DEALER <DSMORTL ETT tect con. STANLEY STEAMER i ine oe || all day. AUDSON FRAMPTON. . MOUND : Lecws rere Naess ee ace x = omenebiie Cs 9 ——- oan rr ae as. 110i Exe 2209 } Kacust

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. aa a wl a ae: é ba) =s = Ne ee ee ee 0, . “uF J bel zs SUNDAY MAY 18, 1924. —— = ant APR ise __ 81200 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcyel IE Ss SOR i j “ : orcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads inthese columns today. — "__Posreparce, 258” Tourin ES @ AUTOMOBILES a PASSENGER CARS - | 2 re For aly = ads TRUCKS ACCESSORIES i BU Y a Hudson-Framptog Trucks For Sale car, ! pleasure: terms to sujt. 2620 Olive.ics) _ . m= } | = » = | .... esta, a —" . , . ve as Lo: dee eet fay 4 ‘ > : =) — a . —— —~ om » . Be pe A ee ‘~ or, = S45 - + te te ala ay nse eat Pte ar ¥ 5 ae ke eee te ek; A u * = ip AS % = Yee ley Py say vy. - re 34 “a> teh wee ~ eas - . Ps Saal ys ™ 4 "7 IL, 1 $25.0 00 $50.00 $75.00 ||| ieee eae — 2 mak mela ares = ae ee -- — — ee - “NEW 19.4 “OLDS “SIX, Rrand-new, never vueed., Won ' of our Oakland owners at American Carnival Has no use for two cate will sell Olds at S200 jess than RiSkiselP hr VaLLer, 2801 Lecut Me DODGE BROTHERS Notice! Selling Out Sal@@® BUSINESS COUPE Wee $y pee inane Soho. Fond c 3 ally equipped, five good Cord "oh; Ford pate neg sta: | PRs + Ures. Guaranteed mechanical- el eee ‘Skis Raby Overland, ®. Best buy in town. rea | bu’ 19°) Dodge touring, gcless curtailing, sMaawe! it truc h R44 oo, bane ahi : DODGE BROTHERS | " WINTERS, 2315 SEDAN B35 wire wheete, 2 mounted on cach, aide, 4 ii St. erecta «cont Se il | WR FORD: metai| CHAIN DRIVE PARTS if) oa $875 "ebrube or trade. sae: | ir co | | yy ID RRIS SHO OOM rot =r Delmar, eatery 3158" chain drive ont EDS nUTO™ : pECAVET) t ( | LACLEDE AT SARAH Fo) b BODY—Coupe; very good sonst CO., 106 8 _T3th at. opposite city BODE ® APA ; (c68) GRAND i & ' \ FORD BODIES—Touri let At truck; some 1923 aetele. 229 Ww Nat- ’ SPECIAL SALE B ‘| ural Bridge. Lord, Dodue, Baby 4 Overland and other $1 OO. OO $1 25. OO FORD BODIES—25 new, used. tourin soUane : : EwAUTO. Hane roadstera, truck, pane, wh trede. Jeff a eve: 6 4 il, | | - Easton. Any of below listed cars at these small payments down eee: mney barenina.& ee sod road pe TRUCK and $5.00, $7.50, and $10.00 week on balance. sn SRUGK BODY Wid eRe tycton: . . t ferred. 5605 M be te Our terms are the lowest in the city. || Renton 24856. ioscan aaah , : : : . FORD BODIES—Sedan, coupe, touring, New list of cars traded in this week. coupe de luxe, roadster; terms, trade. _Open_Mopday eve. Morris. 2810 Olive st. Salesmer % _ | Wheels. heater, transmission Here is the reason—we SHARE OU R PROFITS WITH YOU—ONCE A YEAR—and Chevrolet Touring $100.00 Ford Touring 50. SRD bODIME-dionne, pe. roadster ) moe senger coupe and speedster: used bedies ‘i lock, sunshade, windshield Buy dav— k b d th 7 poe sodien, . She. Demonstrators | Wiper, seat covers, ete. Tires the next 10 days is when we do it. Buy today—your pick is numbered among the Ford Touring 235.00 Overland Touring. . : taken in trade; monthly payments. Deeds! | 50 popular makes heels, rime, 325.00 Auto Body Co. 106 5. 12th m., op AY tors, Vf il + Light Six Studebakers | gor : ‘acco-angaa mechanical- selections we have to offer. Scan the col ey ge sections—see what we Ul Chevrolet Sedan ... 300.00 Overland Sedan .. ae city _hall. fc)! used tires. i ee ee and’ wei used »). 4 ar . ° - " . ij ‘ - ‘ . || eonstruction, mat price on. — ° AILEY, “ite and Pine. () Finte—Saae fe BILE US — | if you are ‘csking for « light delivery body omnes Ce — let use help you make your selection from TIRRS—Trade | in ‘ ‘ , ‘ = . i for grocers, bute bakers, etc. TRB e Bomont 3102X Sunday and Evenings. t Headquartezs at i sapest them and see your "deat r. 925; on . to lemporary g AILEY, | Pine, cial colors. — 7 pa y } READ THIS AD Trucks For Sale f Trucks For Sale Late Models—All Makes—Terms or Trade | mend aden. @aear eatene terme ; FORD—Ton- truck: with self- starter; fine | 2-door sedans. coupes, tour- én ; ° Owner leaving for : t 4 cord pneumat RD—O truck th stake bod Johnson country, the cool fresh air ||| hought May 7. 1928. Ooty pix discount. | FORD Must sell; $75. A cor Humphrey. | 3 others to choope from. Tevis Motor. Open Sunday Champion bodies. Champion 3667 Olive St., yours if you become the FORD — Truck: stake body: $100 cash Ford Dealers. if + 05 Lecust. pe . | Body Co., 3147 Laecust. 4 N. 29° at even ~ 3 of one of our good used 4024 N ~ | GARFOR dg. (o) da . factor, go ‘s « — | FORD—Light delivey :1921: panel body: Guaranty £ takes it. Cal) Monday, gk COUPE FORD—Truck; 1921 - starter, panel body bargain, $125: open evenings and Sun- Olive 8068. "B18 hie Gusrenty Bide! kK. Co.. 3909 8. Broadway. COUPE vee Truoks For Sale 3722 k - SM CG. TRUCK—1009 Dillon. | 8T. CLAIRE RDS. . .UPOCGAR—2-ton. and Denby 6-ton dum? | Fk Light jooks fine. rune LAMBERT GRAVES MOTOR CO.. Smith ____- — TRUCKS—At teed a Ss "icth at. ¢ SST. CLAIRE SEDAN... 2. bee 7640 Enright. _ good: $190: terms. ' Mendenhall. 2323 _ 4576 Manchester. (DiS Ma OC —Seve % and 1 ton De. Fords in ~~ we hese: tome. Woei~ for wicik S GADILILA G—Truck; with th fine “stake ike body; Locust Open evenings. fel) FORD—Ton truck chassis: condition: ‘all tn. good roaning order. Impl. & Aute © Co.. -. 21st and Pine. Auto Suiits Wanted , her body. $25. 6845 & Manchester. TON TRUC KS—15. iate: all styles. late enodel; must sacrifice; cash or! dier. Tyler aera ne > ibe, 23 model; oe "t ) alse Eee od running: FORD - $100 > 2506 8S. Jef terms, Ayres Auto, 1418 N, ‘Kingsh h- : curtains; 2 extra tires; | OV BRLAND——Laundry truc oa! epu pean ae ; BATTERY BARGAING up. perta $ a , trade or Terms 800 | Biddle. c)] top. side ane tvabiog like new: consider| 2132 Randolph. ___ potene. Fe annals 50} all batteries. Toman. 1435, Chestnut ae | . on painted j / $1,295 Grant 6 Tour... — - a qT FORD TRUCK—Good body good ares, , - “truck: ) : ‘ee ' Ford sedan. 5504A Louisi- D—lLate 3% ._— éump TRTTER MOTOR co. —_W ‘ he let. $1.005 Dutepaher 6 Rao ’ Ni owner terms. Sunday, Hiefling’s, 2315 — etn Teeat (c) PACKARD. hoist ont nuk: at in, Sine PERRINE- Oey Sorbet 4 BATTERY— Willard” Food or 4A be. epects . MI t : 17 FOR DSTruck 1921 and 1923, light de- condition: must OE ee Ree '¢ igo) S00 Piludeon C te 1,495 i 1eéce © or i a . 19 : PORD—Light delivery truck, with express FORI z aha - and demountablee: very _take car_in_ trade. 2317 Benton, ——_— re) GENERAL BRATTERY—4 volts. 15 livery: plates. first-class condition; cheap, best of mechaical condition: terms. Hu- | Kkwu—Sveed Waron,, 1922. Cabany 9272. we: cheap; also trunk ~ wr ‘ | ‘ Sim ae $1.605 Haynes 6 395 te 2 2 2640 ¢ Ol ic) ‘3 . CA COMPANY vs. t. Sunday and eve- UCK on Marmon car; cneee. 3% — i toa Touring 1924. 3 ° : Company dasatlS. ote SA (et) | FORD TRUCKS—light Gelivery and_one| Det, 00} locus Open STON, Gece | TRUCK Steel pacet gD ye es v. Mey | PAY as you thal Pin ey % $1795 Dort 6 Senos. 4 | ton: $40 t $150; terms. Johnson Aute aL 7 me. SO a65I. Siinges.” 1 => — iad 1923 ., 2.206 : 5187 DELM ! u Co., 3867 Nive. e4) FORD—Light del! very truck, wr - ~~ East. 5077W_or Eten. : ww tee Pee -LMAR || PORD—% ton; good condition: $25. Cal | wee ORs Oe. rma Tevis Mo. | TRAFFIC TROCK 030g reget. E Batteries—Best—Cheapest | rtigt : a $3,750 eens. yer 3 FORD—Lighdt ~ delivery, pane] bodr; starter, b! $250: very easy terms. - : a ' Redan .. 4, 895 | after 3. 75. North Side Chevrolet Oo... 4335 tor oe Pere dealers. 3003-05 sonabie: a. WHITE 18 Months Guarantee in Writing) Baa. tor_3,_3008 Fes 53. itke new; —— ~ with oteke Open Evenings to 9:30; || | DODGE—Truck; ohne s fer son. }| Warne av. Colfax 240. unday and evenings. e2) is ct fe 9 IC—Ne" Geventer. Gran renk 7430. PACKARD | S250 Haynes, Rebuslt : Sunday 6:3 ai bal (c ne TB ce —* te - - 1,190 y 0. _eraee, terme: ~ FORD — KS—New, 2 E A pay: | FORD—Lieht delivery: pane! late + nes DODGE—Truck:,screen body: 1823 mogel | FC | FORD Tent | Solis enteumtablea” 8165; | TRAFFIC GRUcK— Brick body, we, PIERCE-ARROW ‘ $100, * ; | sma!! han 2858 Ma 6.95 sonn _ $10. $20, $50, "4 as new; $450: cash only. Call 2 made body WM iebling &. 2315 Olive. n eveningr an Fay __ condition: very ee | Son dame PAC Se iRD BATTERY co, 300s Linge!) wn pa | > w wee : = new. @3 i. MBERT-GRA ES. MOTOR TRAFF! FFIC—And Internationa R Open Sunday and evenings > veare fair deating with * RIS TRUCK —~ Good running order. FoRD— wie oT tives: ofay vortne: open : 376 Manchester. trucks; excellent condition: bargain. 'TOCAR i - satiofies are a ped 1 M-ton truck “with s a Sunday. ‘is Tning’a. 2315 Olive FORT Trac jt 5 protale, artore A oeeie 1845. oi & idth ot. — AUT CA RB ial : © misrepresr “yy ; rmounta Dies an o cK— DO Spe “this sale, Always open. ; OULD 4 $150 INTEREST =a eS ee bar germ, "bargains in ton | Inc., 9041-43 Locust bi; not open F¥2° | “rR UCK—Small: cond, for jisks pauline. — . 5'Mo. Guarantee $9. ge | NE CABE Yo highway. ¢ delivery trucks; ral terms. | days. for very cheap, 5930 Fryier. _ HAYNES ; Gar vl fat what it’s like | ORD ) Truck—Coll_1603 Hedin mee en ‘ashington git rity or without, sear ge trucks. FRUCK—1! ate tea an cab: best buy TERMS Pe Nae ad Wil > mark ou ; nmi ‘ruck, 1%-ton; perfect co fast huckst with or without etarters « as in city, : i! SOD ~ Or 2 ue tare Gown FORD ot Olive Street road. FORD— Treks miles A tp prion Call Mon. s $40; termes fs elwars omen Carondelet | = UGKs—And pleasure cars, “$56 and up Open Sunday 9 a. m. to 12. ) wy LL bes D av to _ 5141 North ™& the 10-day sale starting | = a : € || <oRD— Worm, drive ton truck, good condi-| day Fisher, Room Easton. Cab-| Motor Co., 3867 (c) | “See Proddie. t Not y See the assortment. || Mags gaden 807 Park er cnr #768 Pog FROCK gene deine SO wo. The White Company |. si = HUDSON-FR D— c; d-wheel trailer. | FORD—Truck; 1982; panel body; Hasslers.| open. express ant panei FRUCK—4- AMPTON, 9— Halfton truc 4 tabi car RIEFPLING— D DEALERS, HEIMAN 3309 Locust. | rere eer —_———— a Cig ly “terms. | £501 8. Jefferson. Oftn evenings. —- must all: oh 2020A a “te 4151 Forest Park BL « | Wes BMUMONT 1826, “ROAD SERVI | PoRD— ie cheap, #4064 Laciede. 23. ik w: \% -ton,: ~ 19 Page ne 114 € owe eS +

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7 Ri : 4 ree ¥ 4 i Se 900 ROOMS FOR RENT, With and Without Board—Is the place you have been seehi a | ROOMS WITH pene Toner | Oxo Teese Tae | ROOMS FOR RENT—Central ROOMS FOR RENT—OITY |SHENANDOAH. 4050—Laree tarnished | UNION, 1 on vr . $22—accommodati . |WASHINGTON, 2645—Fro ight 3 or will trade. Phune | room; couple; private family. vith, Ueman, e ons for 1 gen mt reams. JEFFERSON | . W. Millers. 1322 Olive. (c99) | beard or “kitchen petvaeme: all emven- | abie. Forest 7480. = Seaee renee; | ment, automobile apace. atesnct Morthwest —_ oun rt - a emuienel reference. tev | accessories, i.cluding en- | “°"ces ‘c) VANDEVENTER. 1425 8 : —4 WT REN — gla DANTE. 6332—Nicely fur- se ine as 2133 S.—Sleeping rooms. ~ mn = ix | Call Foy. Parkview 2900. Del- SIUNEY, 2032—Nicely orem rooms, light. cool rooms for eee a, Sone Wrell- furnishes. la ian a Sa rooms for light housekeeping; arce and smali. with or without boa es * ag aa on | Sachaon €2- | with beard; every convenience; reason-, Wa'er: breakfast optional: yy ae Washstands. maid service. comfortable . overpantnr gurnished. fetes: JEFFERSON. 2117 S.——Nice front room; a eeD . —New Eastman No. 1A F777; abie. Victor 2584W. | lences: small private tdmily and guaranteed clean or yeoney back : COTE BRILLIANTE. 5346—New!y fur- private famiiy: _Teasonabie. mrearl. SAG4A—-Nicely furmiged . trent : No, 3A $12. Miller's. 1322 _ Olive. THIRTY-NINTH. 2021A S (cor. Russel!) |\VERNON, 53 5355—Cheerful room: — = inutes from downtown: 5 lines at mished bedroom. kitchenette, Oail. £35. JEFFERSON. 1603A S—Large : room > for Ri —, conveniences? gentiemen on'v A n 3A; special lens and ——Room and board, for two; Park car. | pooeking: Hodiamont line: reasonable: ga- | °°". * ». - an: housek eer na Me | ; i, : — in tance e North rooms. coupie smpiloyed jEvanaOxN S121 ais ried | xe ath: ladies: walking sai — “ss See ae me RUTGER, 1123—3 neatly furnish Fooms SINT TE postcard new. $25: Grand 4794M. VERNON. 5053-—Furnished ; twin beds: sb i = en or coupie empio silv: o-* ————————- —_ “VINCENT. 2866—Front room “with Private bath ith bath: centma! location ic) | rooms: light housekeeping: as citchenette, | we ts + housekeep- | “A's — Broad fe. _Jetfergon houeskeeping Call Grand + eee ow. | DE GIVERVILI e. EXCHANGE ROOMS AND BOARD—Beautifully fur- | WASHINGTON BL. 4957—Attractive new, nishee hom r : ‘aw . ACTOMOBILE wi td —-Will trade 22 4 -foct me for couple employed; home- arse, bright room for 2: excellent | th. gas. electric: private family: rea GREER 4289 v . oais . = . cE or, . .O0Velvy. nev for - . G ‘ °*69— 2 #£front — isekeeping ewiy furnished front room, inns ong ng room: no other roomers: adu ts. So | BARRETT, 3511A—Neatly furnished room. in duit $ + Evert. : Da g; adults. Colfax S839 KAINGSHIGHWAY. 1024 S—Apartment 3; ST VINCENT. 2929—La ree ‘lean howse- for automobile. whe. Benton S47R a_‘ oak sn iki epee” scarce nd Pertun: ty Deautiful. 4 ft. high: | GieR ~ = _ c85) | board: reasonable ite! e . BISSELL, 1402—2 furn shed _ Teoms for | LABADIE. 5346—2 or 3 compiete bouse- |iAFAYE Se SS. SHAW. "36xx— Apartment room, references | - bitches wi » ares, cool Ft in gold: exchange for auto. ms , a PL... 1280—S ngie rowmn. board. | i. a ry ocr ON BI Za87 ij> a _housekeepin ne ae vier 1547 (c) keeping rooms in bungalow fer > ae mats r. ~JUA—S furnished rooms Rox -F Post- Dr = - refrigera: wv sink, al ~ | : a) ve a baa 'as ’ os 3 eee ves] , P+ ° . +i ] — r Ee - tee SCA cCeSHINE 1} rT hs | nc : . &O ane Mo. —— s0na bie ¥ Cpreyes: Private Rame: rea- | good meals served familly pot fy | BLAIR. 1311 Rea! LA BAI TE, 4527—. lar = furnished | LAPAYETT. woo ———— — —— | | AW Rony wr a Ra ——* pri vate ‘ ‘abany Sane res TING. interior painting. wood vz ——— |} veniences: reasomhibie. sie - |BLAIR. J896l—ws or 3 Rousekzevping;: 1 housekeeping TOooms; «u's Celta § Saenteheads tos tae aAnecting. Weir mily. . ran DELMA ———————— j BARTMER. 5862—R for ° ris. : . tid! ” — } an : . or Po4 ¢ P ~ - ee ’ ise keenpinae “ft fiser — MAR BL... See autemebun or motor yee. | SAR TN Sr, SOL Rao iF oF 2 Sirs | WasniNGTON Fr. SN[S—Nocy tar: | REWER Tet? Posy : nnn fe 8 SG | oR T RS oe neueekeening. Si Goer — | Saw. 3066A —eugie room, neatly, fe Fria Tr. 76 ym — nished room with good board: terms rea. | PREMEN. 12 — = sas oF SCColnme. _ ‘e&3) mortgage 200 ; ] Po” a : Va eo mu MM c —_——_ ee —— - - 77 7 ~) - ‘' » >’? « “ - . cas 7? = ne? a> ~~ 7B anmey9 oe — | +- a. ee. | I A = 5 |, — tq. lease . en a “TI What pee Ser SS ate eee ieee. BELT. Lom Lat a x £50) | WATERMAN, 55xx—Couple employed or BROADWAY. 3533 N’—2 cool. connecting (SATt RAL BRIDGE, 4562 irTnigsed room kitchenette. all ; i - — (SHA' A w 3800—Very desirable room for I . , sae i. - “ xce!) ’ ' ren —— on oe P FO erm 2 py ‘ ligtb ‘lee . - ” _— ‘ mole am es SS tonene tte : i] > Oe ~~ ewner’s oF os E “ge: . amg Ss ’ a ; oo nen. a2pariment; e@€xc eiient meas. z b housekeeping rooms. side entr a for ~ _gentiemen . r en al, ad c Die a [ = aAYET TE 564. paammannes — - 7 —- ies _ em pDiocy =~, preferred: conVeniences. Grand 13 * _ an — . . aS « =: _ me ~ ee Le a ee ee apt ; rr cre _-—- 4 wens ' s i wae * . ‘a & ~* a SS 5 . hh reo! ‘ ri- 1° ) E "HANGE Beautiful bs ay er- piano. _S™a.: Private family Forest S934J Ww " ee M 7 Sunda Ay on. ¥ : | ROC aM — ourniahed. coud “ - ms : = — s : a or i 2 at he usekeeping e) : room l or & gentiemen. fe) DEL. M AR BL. => trained + 3 ” '? 7 : ' pean ‘ ard -) anv 123208M os ' Ch 2 oom. with nome as sl Ghar 4 RR ‘hen orivileges. Mrs. Schoueiv y, OMPTO 12: — ee nnn | LAVAYETIO. 3137-2 connectinn foeut. aoe. mele Mt N. Lise BX 9 rooms. partly fur- | ROOM—Moderm st tiv private; no oth- j F i ey - connecting rooms. SHEN. ANDOAH.,. 3144—S!leeping recom. . C .—e"™ r r >I ri? n . > a ae Tr ry LT ITI AS sg SR Sa SIE I ts ee sis 3 yeatiy . . ——e m ‘ ‘ room. twin npecs ‘ 4 ished, cara > 5 ' r er” r a ae "Fy TTL. Sie Pm _ re —! 7) a — ee | room: private family: aduits. Call Mor- 52 eeping = ——— ——_______________. |_ day evening. Grand 1704M tery week and - - H- 123. Port - Dispatch a: private. Grand | 1987 Ww ote a - ae alley Gh : . _# — : ~— a a tee water: 35.00 week EAST RAILROAD. (722—sront room for | THDODOSIA, 5942—Furnzishe ' »-« nr . aJ« ~ s as : ; 9 ~ — —— — = as room; ali modern couveRiences; Teason- elegy peg %. 2903—J2 connectin 6! — a .D : Di ; : f ift $5 _ uP .@ SIION EY 2 300——Lownstali! ys front reom : ELMAR BL... 3 a — gentleman vreferred fe) in abertment — ae ee ae Fir PERHANGING and cleaning to ex-| DELMAR Bi.. 3840—Room and board. WwW ESTM1 NSTER Pi.. 29448 nm r he. > ee Os ecting = change for touring car Cabany 376J. $6. table board: home cook! ng ia? front room with b! ElG HTEE NTH. ] 2 §. ia re urn! _abi " —~’ ; : i ware. "- 4 ‘= EEN mi I r — n ven nt to ars —— 37 » “¥ F a Nght delive for DE MAR Bl. SOS" “oO ~ r ms wit cen emen rr ladies ene Ove 7 —_ eas 1) en. -* a... an o— ze = shed — = a — " — — = em>D 7. (zsrand T3a7J “29 To we — ord deity ry. a4 SL rh MM, or ooms, ith | _Seatiomen ocr _jadies omy : i _‘ront entrance reom, private family. Cail THEODOS! oS99—2 furnished Jouse-/ 7. TT ee gee —anecting | DNE — am-sized room ; » 7 each: also single WESTMINSTER 453: a Sunday morning. keeping rooms. heap: adults gink. | *~“* FAYETTE. 2834—2 good connecting | 54 > EY S457 A M edi: #1 im porctu ~- rate entran & gat r usekeeping rooms, ‘al! gnren- sma nal pr. vale fearmiivy. for lac ly em- ; fences: nix sioved: kitehben Privileged + ft. ry , ic) | mer r DELMAR BL. 5049—Rooms. £ good board. room with beard for gentlemen oer ELEVENTH. 3818 N —Connecting rooms|_ ! ‘ need \ ; eee FE _ phe a é oe PPADS, nite gen . SYDNEY 2224—_Front reom and To EXCHANGE—$500 diamond dinner bath ¢ ” t :. : > Cr i> ms err! ovec ‘se . . Ic me & t add re a , = . os . 4 — -“- eueee—gmeaeas re Penning _ eames eens , = . 7 " _ . e “ = “ —_ = J - me wit Stas are: ingle = Front room (for - 2 i aul ! y VIRGINI 613— _ Sentiemen: board, $60 Cabeuy 5107 “ rooms reasonmabie; with board if de- GRAND. ise N me furmishec room in vate tamuy rrand 9379 ™M. ‘ fel >} yt — oe 13 : ——— furnished or . - sired private family eer . — ———— - aw unturnisnead; reai : kitchen opriri- , = c?) ae = — — — ARKANSAS, 2546—Large front room; pri- LA SALLE. 1817—Large fromt hall roon eges Girls Pim pet : Pas hen. moe, . - chil- | iy employed; references exchanged. a ——————— |, T TY — — —. SENAL. 3800—Pleasant front room LA SALLE. 1908—Light hou ) rt m ROOMS FOR REN’ —Ci |'GRAND B.. 4127 N —Laree. | luzht room —" “Ouple emmy yea every o nves ee, with bath: a pm am Sy eae ctmani, Se home: Grand 834SR_ ‘c} | DELMAR BL... aaa —— Cae * aht _ su sekeer — 4 = aia . “et ye ‘ ae ee ae ro err ee —— - ae oem | Ww. A" ¥ TERLY PL.. 17 52—Housek eeping front sleeping ’ r eer ‘- ~ a’ iA , LSLANA 4 + iQ -Nl eiy f irnished room : rooms. *. modern. south of fayette Park. room; EV ANS. ~. - ha . = “ ? hoard - a . a. 3 44664 —R. a. 2. ae | : Fig — A La reasenabi ern x °ar . - . ee ce — + Wat a Vv i? 3 wo a rat -0} _ ae aie MENARD a. ef RLY 6—Nicely furnished rooms SENAL. J201A—Neacily furnished front me AML ‘#6 iS - = igat housekeeping | with or without beard: 1 biock south of BOON a nes ger petai-s: private | —————_—— ~ reasonalh Colfax T1385 |BTZEL, 641 s—Will board 1 or 2 Specs enteenssnaenaceoasenssnsaassoomocnsssanscmessssmassean GRAND. 1201 N.—Furnished room ¢ : oom, : S r > moNS ~* fF urns for la- vate fami'y:. reasonaS.c nad 2 nnecting for housek in ee = - : _cren_reasugabie. Mrs. Walton —— = ~ Se a a ee =. «= *-VISTA. 3500A—Nicely furnished rmom:/| ter in kite &R } a5 Sha Rin Firec clans accom- E> Tz i modations for 1 or 2 business men. Call be B EL. S827—Room and beard for 2 gen- | ; Delmar 1875 emen or couple employed. Cabany | c : J HALL , ROO M—Front ca before 10:30 e asGhess SSNPS wits ‘ y - ee AnNSeaes Au 0: —NSioe I i privat Tze mn, running family; ne er roomers: men only 7 for - persons w! 4S510R. ic7) ‘og after 5 F rest 35 SM GRAN] >" oe N“ — i _ 2. & © sGOTT) S wee ee eee ROOM AND POARD—Children wanted to beard: private famiiy: oe © care. and beard for Q : ; — — lov home gentieman; privat b ROOM—Furnished. in private family } ate ; = ¥ Forest 2 ° . ed ome. Dei. natn ciel ~x- miy. €:4 1-35 + -- ————aes jf SSG = , as re rhe S eniences. Riverside 558R ic, |'GRAND BL.. 1901A N.—Large furnished room facing park. for gentieman: private oms sieening Lafayette Park. Phone Sténer 2070 ‘ — — atahee a tch +t - ; 2s — Be Ls whe . ~~ _ on. oe : . . : aw i n and ki penette. gas range | famitiv : $4 per week: garage if desire’ MENARD. 2714—Front room: board if de- | WHITZEMORE a yaar fro room LS a ————— —- ~ =.* . + ~“-—-* - ied ma 2 is >. ; ; nm? L. fio0M AND BOARD—Excelient home for) 5p = — (cP) | RooM—_Purmiahed — gentieman. Catholic family: all econven- Tar 102 1— W | Deard inf ant or s* Ne a s4o1 Ww second f.oor front a x — 4 — - - mali child and give other’ Deimar o#- a c8) | CR AND Bi. | 4214 N—Furnishe@ room| BLAINE. #121—2 or 3 rooms. not fur- site vat an « ectric. oDrivate suitable for 1 Grand 14659R. re aso __—— - = _- . ~* = vy e s A ee ‘eal _ : t gn isekeeping b 1 or 2 ladies. n shed. MICHIGAN 7403—Modern. 2 niceiy fur- WHITTEMORE ~ he °350—2 rooms. sec orcs: nabie rates Riverside GRANDEVENTE | $ care. ROO MS—Nice! ey pe rake saw. , ER HOTEL. 9 a. oT oe, Seen twin beds ——- 2 —_— = ; $12.50 wer week: for — 14 Ni. Gt an breakfast if cesired Forest 34°90] * GRAND BL 13] / N aan *“urjished roo ~~ a wT aT eg? gy enero semr-cone oman . . - aca we a E . : ' i r two. $18 and up a .a5. LS cesiiec. FO! Jt LU ~ sr3ishei rooms; | BOTANICAL, J807— housekeeping rooms, bl slhe ' * sefDing or Housekeeping .. md floor all conventences. Grand } newly furnished: runn Sihe ’| ROOM—Furnished front h epee | aye _ aiso hall room. reasonabdi ie. es Pictchan noadera: reason ~y . —— ~ ———__—_ -— —. ge ‘ e . u bee hg Waller : rooms = i - rw nisce| a _ n 'e: . 3c aes | ? a) - — west ° ; eae car Time. n room > Det ag 143eA—Ciean up-to-dare . L 1 FRANKLIN, 3429—Room and board. rea- ) roo Sars 4004—Roo " and board fo?) RVUOMs—2Z infurmished front for light ————>>— > ; ite i - pgarespta — . ' . : : " = ~~ -s—6 » ——— - an —— ee —_— —_— - uu bat settee e (2) | of the and \ » A-. p i. treated as one _ housexec ine. ve mar 12701 GRAND BL... = S08 N —rur ised sleenp- BROADWAY. 1533 S8.—2 rooms for | lignht MISSISSIPPI 11 00—Housekeeptng rice ae oe a ee ae room, | TULIAN. 38 r mstian Science preferred. | RUOMS—Large south and small front} opposite ball 7 r 3 gentlemen or counie;| housekeeping urge rooms, second floor: plenty win- COLUMBIA, 4964—With or without t board: , & per week (62) | 2882 — wel furnishet ‘oon rooms: owner SOM am pia 2 brent opposite Ba.l park "x. ao egg ere yee fows: electri ‘slephone garage if wanted. Grand =O188 nell ta : single beds: rea- —_ first -c aASs home Cc k yo >~ - s 8 e npieyed women - I > CATLIFPUBRNIA LovUn— TT ¥o modcern econ- eee condiciones .— oe a r + KENSIN oo ing Cabany ee ae) Bex J} +> 4 r =" T igPat eh GRA. ND ~ BL . 2534 N —Purs as Lished roems ; ~ necting * sek eet ne roome: rea x na a ViixsS Ly ~DT ‘4174 _" Roem an * kitchen - ; GARN ER 6645 2 for ; “ > " ou eatin. 1 NSINGTON, 50835—Hoo: . aed tm | Bt) = aaamael mere me t entiemen. aiso | ht housekeepin xu er Sting neametiemnlias a — - : . = : . — q “ North Private familv. mend board itn |= ~ a6: rie wg oe AceRio€ 4Mhc B.eeDing hor ater. _ free bh hone. “ CALI PURNIA, 359 1LA—Furtishied freat | —_______ mn _ 36 ban . e) Lao og Pa # r~ = oa deg DELMAR FL EL Re tien " a "he ofter large ASHLANL. 3063 A—Hc 4d board f onnecting iS RI L 7c... Tw neat'y furnished » A ag .*% = 4502 N—Room and beard CACLEDE, 4155A—Room l or 2 gentie. | R@OMS—Z unfurnished eated roouw: GraxD 2539 N _Nicele f 7 gh" ousekeeving rooms: all conven- fer sieecing: empia rina _eania oniv. ec | rooms. bath. hardwoed finen leht house- Se - furnieahed rooma, ki por: h. ~ - F me, 4 i ™ @a a da ¥ : $30 month : ‘ a.) . ‘ «a OAD Ne: > pec Dp i@ « Pp: ve S . ref neces i ~ » pe — 2s —_— - _ ¥ . urnisiec s.ee) ; kg . ‘ar ey ‘Tar 2 i st4 7? ‘fl = ay T — 22 > - 0 m+ mn — in strictiy mo ter n new brick reaeunal ie, acul'ts fecKy. gg Ran front ter 4:30 p. m. Forest S379W ing room, 2 connecting housekeeping | =a LIFORNTA. ee Mi: RI. 130—Housekeeping rooms in _—— all — arene ee garage, - — FS ~*-- ——— cialis til oe aa ae oe routs | LALA SUR. SSLSA—F Urnishec om private famioy us service Benton J ieT) comple empic or ) r =v oo @naehs otal ow Se ; — es” a on * —— i 4 ‘ get seman, iB privace apartment. VNERPR 4 =} 4 737 _ E™:rn! ™ . ~ J - = - = story room: Px d home cooking sun parior, in apt. for 2 traveling mer eme “ ane Soe oe 2 | Victor 3607M. ee 11 /—Puraisnes end untur- ete ae he blecks wouth Page) MMATE wre —VYoung lady private LINDE BI ee ‘wir node : = ® ; : sls 7 . .. ’ zer er nm pr: vate a001i.¥ Poacone. — se — : ' famiiy; beard eptionai. Call Colfax | rooms, cont ATS ° nun ~ -—* 4 3 - 1 y Wous het water, excell: ty modern: near Grand bi. and Fairground (c) | board. ~ 44) | reerences. Bex Y-*%. Post-Dispatcb ic Park RooM OM AND BOARD—Neatly furnished | LINDELL BL. 4017--Nice furnishes iy TARPER 3213 Nice pommecaies a ail conveniences; 2 gentlemen or} room, with meals; home cooking: a1. Central | room, all conveniences half Tock east | yergltmueme® OF couvie employed. pri- | SPeeasKA, 3429—WNicely furnished rod SOUTHWEST. 5531—Furntshed rem . mimi ” puastiniiinmipaiul — ght housekeeping. P couple “D : German girl or lady employed pup em tex '1363M family. bear’ | _——Front room with for housekeeoing: $7 (83) | - ~~ Fen -* - 2”; couple employed; priva: mily ol . + 7 ; ——_- - —— beard: private mi ches ans eee fel) Room a ad boa: | - _ a.80 yA noe ting Poon s 5 50 1°66 » >» va.ie ial . \fax CA LIFORNI ™ 1B05S—New?ts Cur ished ‘ : : Ta e ‘tam 7 y. "aD - room for sieepiag ead light bounsine eep- | NICHOLSON PL.. 1736-—Furnished room. West E.—Room and board: all | jemen: simtle er double. Lindell | G5] 7A _ _ hone hy SADE W. Sisiad., (SRiO-——Liglt Bousexctep-og rooms wrKkirR tT "“KOT——-Nicelyw furnished front : = private family. $ a . turt front! tz twht hous nin ran | beet ye 4708—=) eeDp ng reoms: rea-. BE.! I ens ~, >* — LOUsSsA COIN EE Toor modern on VS. . & — SS — = == —s =a range AY “ADEMY. y | > °4 f_oor front . y nmable orice: good } Sls. J0GU-—Neat furnished ro ~ —e - CAROLINE. 30J1LA—Front _ NICHOLS Pil... 72)—Room for light room . : ; . stone Northwest | mead tabla = service, well located, Siena maienianin tendemainenieell ms. | HEBER 1i14A—2 light housekeeping op ey Be ae. a. i 2 sleep! ing room See ne ae or light meals: double or single Forest 4571] race; pla “2 IAMONT 1296A—Nicelvy furnished silt sonabie tioah Me oo rooms. Completely furmshed. range aad | —————__—__—_—_ ———_— eS) eae = ACADEMY 978—Furnished : | sleering room: sil eee ND. 446 7—Rooms and board. good | | McPHERSON. 41744A—Room and board - —___—_— - = we. a ~s" hea Pos e Wuter senarate entrance “Nea p rent +LASi LEMAN 4252 \—-"“Ma.. fr nt roouci. - = Lia Ha room » 50 private pioved peopie. it Re . won Fe ayy ho . - NLEN 151 w — Quiet pees ea conveniences; reasonab.e. for gent.e™man,; all conven niences, Ss er Shid. JtO— - [rept connecting rooms, te 7 == re . — ante $3.25; near Shaw's Garden. amily priv. leges: lady employed pre- inueous bb aan =. all - trate Be i r infurnizsned neWwiy paprered 80" +h arn ex . rAl a0 —~aaga. BOVSeK een rovil ers \ — ae Ga Ey SRE “wee farraA Sce“e + not water > : is ee . . ha = - - eam Ty o (LAD ILE MAN. @0z: nr . —s a ie whe ESR — - -- rar +6... large wnfurnished fron? tamly tis 1715—Nice roor ; 3 ~ . > + 442467 \@ -~+ 7“ ; 37 Tate: con remient to Cars ; yh. conveniences. . oa KENSILNG Swi ae centile week. Lindel) 1494W (c) " ’ ms re. hen * cas. electric ‘ouple of ae _ ee : ’ chad += , --* " + . > ~ _ > 7 - o _ i 5 te es an i oF = — WARD. SifsA—Nice.y furtished rown nis ~ — a —— reems, Darth 2s. e# ectric om - 2° . £2 ric. any ton. Si > ae for gentieman or bse —aee. , — need - « BLMKANK. 4432A—Room and board. (MT CLAIR. 12 °07A—Purnisned room wi adults: no children iH iD. 2 laundry: for two = couple: private home | a + private family; Page car Cab- BIDnte °?} . aes -ninhed rec a amd bath: orivate famuly ic n | Cast * -E MAN. 40 os A—Fr room. 1 or = - ic) -¢ " _— oo igus Uraisnec 8 room 260. ae empioyed; 28 conveniences hex ’ OREGON, 1715—NHousekeecing and sieep- ' ORE, rin board = 14 ~g 4 j MAP! ou Rex wy . » e a> - © f rs. f oor - c= houses eeDp 3 a = H J I 2 eep. nz room, a. j = n- on > a. a ~ ar ‘ne i> “an . 2979 Mu S eee bh 4 on " @ —- 4 2a naa ~ . a ae jeep ARLINGTON] 459 — Furnish tehed rood. . KENSIN: reasonable. good home — -3— oom and teard for ° S350 week + veniences rentliemen wnreferred Ce fax —_ -—- —-- — —$————$— $$ = - — sleeping or fight UsSekeeping est : ‘ ——3 fax iR ic) gentiemen or couDdie empioved CARR. 2138—3 rooms. 1st floor ci rere \' * CAS TLEMAN 4116—For working gir! OREGON, 192 2 connecting rooms. fur- | ~ . , -@w - - . sd 2 SS ee room {ot couple: use of kitehen; Freascs- . | _iy tarniahed. for 1 or 2: every comy . SaArritr. 4853—Room and beard pri- MAPLE ; o058—South front: couple em- JOST. MILLER R. E. CO 105 SN. Sth et. | MADISON, 2903—3 rooms, compiete; gas; +o vate family: one or two girls employed. Pp a excellent table: smal] fsmily ann 306-—-Recma furnished ¢ — range. bath. piano. linems, etc. a.s0 otber —s ae ggg ened -—_ ca ITO: 3010—Large a “emt MAHGAREITA. 5018—Room and tcara ——e ; mished: goed Met. See Sarur- | rooms. (Central 9255J (ec) | CHEROKEE. 1926a—2 light housekeep- ~———-—— on able r — * , wus? “es “ —_™s ig ot. ce rs : 7... . > Tn -_--—-— = —_— - To - tema — ” 2 > oe T> oe ’ . = ° ee - - % a .t on — = ; a a - 2b rd - - for one ~r furnished in fo iris. all conveniences. (all Sunday. | MARY! AND. 4524—Exceiient room andj; 1. 3d floor MAFFITT. 3940—zz sleeping rooms: a1] }—— - “taht toaek Ay - on 1280. te "oy we ntemen ee ' ’ oo % : ‘ il — — $$$ ———_——— ’ =: en ng Fenton “ ) "at - ae 229M J. H. FARISH & CO... T1323 Chestnut.j(c2® mveniences: orivate | CHEROKEES. 32135—Furnished room, with =-=> Tt r = =* Eas . — — = s 3 se seni - ; a... convenier : PARK. AY '3149— Two sieeping "oms ’ - pees. ces , eeping reoms. private ; _ vate famd ¥: $4.50 week. orivate bom "Ty “= —— — — - ; = ———— ae — —ee | ‘or ho oe! er va! +? mot 4 family eard if wanted AUBE of home cooking: Catholie | | lia aa 4256—aAnt. F: south | CHOUTEAL, 3501—2 furnished rooms for | MONTGOMERY. 2.01-—F urnisneg room.t a! peer be Rot We | aaa ———— CBERT. 736—Two rooms furnished for | neal _— : xchanged: $60. N =A = soar —— sasw £ gnrusekeewing: gas. elecirs furnished ent housekeep'ng: Kas. e.ectr peopie | — Si EET ae aeee ig ne one wy — re front room for light housekeeping: all conveniences. _ rooms | ¢ “ ' 4) \ " er" ve 7 r ; ~ - . "rT a y FR. Tr — PoUup or : or: Sa irr: ¥ 7 mont hiv. Rex t-2713. Rem awe Mt ER A. §218—Laree. airy 2d «tory » tao ? rs C ployed: $5 per week a fh. PEreewA. S5i0—cesmes fer CONROE a ee AUBERT. 1348—4 rooms, Ist floor; fur- | | DELMAR ; only. : ~ -_— wou rOootm with board “nie on conven LI ‘k= \ °C 5.5—N ei ._—. ce. furn sbed | ial --€ a -: a ee TATA ~wid - ennecting rooms, facing nished for housekeeping: 2 or 3 adults. room, y a bom r ST. LOUIS, 5317A—Furnished front.| emer. for light housekeeping; gas and elec- s. all conveniences. private CHOUTEAC. 1828—S large housekeeping | __Lefayette Park: Part ané ‘compton AUBERT, 755—N whe aati ENS: . Site—N ‘ south mn . ° first-— LOVe:yY Fron Toor? ~ th R PAO YEW Ss SAI “Vis \ — | wo niceiv 4 — aa = Sane el ee -s | we = A = A ~. io pee | —_—— “iy flrn'shed 3 ‘room for kitchenette oouven ences. emrpmoyed peo > ewer al a ~~ mat no ether room a BPALDING, 4702—Niceiy furnished 24 oes ee] Scare: Geatiomem, VPorest | SASTUN. 3027——2d floor front reem. com nished front housekeeping rooms: con-| CHOUTEAU. 1756—Large. clean. cool _ ome _or "SS _Pie_ preferred. ie?) gy modern, . Sere. Forest 7 . | gentlemen % ae ms oon ard” beard fo oe oa cs ee _ | ROSTERS *S15A—Lignt housekeeping. | ——____—_———__ —— ao i Zz Troon __ Seat oF lady employed: private home. : dl rot ie So with tt?Pen oe ee EET ' coun rea 2onah.e FIFTEEN TE & = Sia easan eo 4 - - : 7 wet South PAGE BL. §264A— Cc. - - ated pentane aati ee . _ . a = 2 a apeediie —— ——— o~ =; “Ts ight »ousekeening. reasona . - eee ir. a BRN AV, 3719—Lady boarder, all orivi-|PAGE BL, 3851—Pretty front room. | ASCRTEENTH Peat wo ie | HEWeread. 1654 N—S comneting | So "S65 Deckebie ream? | Ano See Oe oe SAR [MER 3012—2 or 3 laree. Tighe pent = a legee of home. price verv reasonabie coor et * mn a : wah ao aed —"u re rT — ¥ WTR } 34 x —* oma for r — eA ? - > sits . ‘vate fe ™m i = ’ . breakfast = ona ee ‘ ‘ te: 8 ~ 2 iouiae - = conven entces: private home. 4 , ; ~ ie, BING si! iGHhWw iWAY. 93 ae. é Boras ANIL — 4m .49— large furniahed front ' emp oved all “on veniencese SQ nee -— TRY ~ jean F erring .¢ ° s = Si€-T ng We 2TH “Ma rer . = . a © 1 or CLEV er AN] Eo 2 4—singie a roo for. ge. PARK 3517 Near ‘Franc neativ fur- SARTUER ane th g , large connecting ry TOOm . twin beds. 36. ‘ om. - Seare. for 3 or cousie | PAGE BRL.. $064,A_.\\.. «| c rooms. 2. per week Suc uD. . fiena ott tiemen. elso ‘anenaan e: nished room in private fam: y for one ———.a-_: t_housekeeping. * fe) | ho ; aN« —T aor a? fein? o i Poor ite PRANKLiIN 3503A— aaee reggae a) 1 aT Pree aa aie $$ EN or 2 gentlemen; $5 or ~50 per week. BAYARD aT lar ~onnecting fron every Rie HIGHWAY 919 - z - £emt.emen. x Pakfast ¢ to : « « a ; i; \ te vw ARK} ‘1 4 —_—= ea’ - ; io~w~N*® 45 > -- —" on aed ~— _—— am e * - = - " = - xe c nm =z zt . bn r ‘ Toe . Boraxie AL," 4141—Nicely furnished | sired t if de- | ‘singie room for light housekeeping ee. Soak S, Senne bere see et eee eee ee rooms, furnished: barn adjoining: kitch- : yp eee og an. pisamnt: hot etait sai i eee for re emateres: ex- | PAGE BL. 452°-—Furmmishea a frou | * RANKL 9143B-—Sileeping and bouse Delmer 3°99R se tbe F NTY nt Large. nicely furnished — $$ aR S| = ee ae ee nished light , ; R isniG “4 a rtation an omelike sur- me woe “ite A, dad 24 fro oon r ac sous — | _... +} OS TOMTY sS3—Large. nicely furnished prer.: ort oe ee . BEACT 33 — : : ‘ Yn on ee ee nad 6438) : nn, ad) oin Ling bath. exoggent home for ' = - « J . se @& 4 aE ge as ] XN ~ Lia i iF m FX 7 3— Large s\eering fr nat eocomM ouDpie e™nmnioved +445 -_— ‘ 2, FAG "61 A—Fur =he frone =A‘ Ht. 1. 953. oraAf able room with — : " nf r: Ronse keeping room sy ae. 7 ase ; two FRAN SE N 141344. 3 op ™ eee - om nn eundge e ———————— ———__—_—— -_— -—- ge keen'rng réom" bath. gas, electric. (2) oget. qguiet neighborhood: West End: | LMA , : ne first floor; 34 “ — . ¥ s e ai : fam? aa all +. AY ; : al -—_ ~ ; = ~* g” @ —_— — —— oe . DE R BI , OADWAY. T22I7A &—-Neatiy furnished. PAGE BL” a4 ss tao a rooms for sleeping or housekeeping: reas. _™ornire___ m DILLON, 1020—~ era SS - i | pee ea ————_—————— | close to Hodiamest ar Eas. Cabdany | th —_, sii conveniences: good meals. $7 per nent) emer r 7—Room and beard for © — = * s ° = QQ ™=— ea --— —— _enmette; private Death $9.50; single. 34 on > i6o—Frent r nisned banvy 68017 | het water Bab * Gar aW A AY. 1408A WN. iA NN —Neatty tur- e a! ~onveniences — ; - , ‘ ~ mus 9 A—Front room furnished te . T o>; aen on - se «4 > Uniurnisnhed nalf biock Tower G 3659— a — = - - + ' é RANKLIN AV 06—— Nest a for 2 men er 2 women + BADS. 3454A—Large steeping roomis. 4150 ear a en Ty ew Bho rove BELL, 36. Neatly furnished reom; sleep- yuA— ausned rooms fer geutiomen, is S°ESS TN - a om SO | hahaa ing or nouseboeping _ 36 / aati . pea HWAYT. ss N— Nicely far ; week — | front Gouble bed. southern exposure. * © ean hau : me . — a —e | PORTIS Pt... Sit b-08l . room ; v furnished reem. BELT. 1519——2 light housellegping rooms; | _Forest 3111. eee front room BomMPrTos. 3931 &. Comfortable Sout? Lj ~ fy aa? iw bia rr wees icT ee Ml Fs s so alae ng “~~ 8 verr = ~ —e on instantaneous hot water. good PARKLAND . : LL anahie — : - s as now 5 44006 A—-Front singte: modern; | riLan 3431 A—Ha > a» —- @m« mea! BO. M _M ¢ CO | . SD P 3—Rea! home ase moh 7 — aie m4 F's n Pars reasomanbie pales ena ne . . 22°36" — — om *y oe : . re. augius us @ " a . ————— - —_ — — = " * ry a (‘.”™ r > x A . ree 2 ¥ 7 2s. - act . J “a aay} ~ eee =. _ —~ —_— te eee agents a ohect.ng 2nt 4. 8 oM—r urnishec : rooin gen* eran bE alps Ft = ,, yt One eenins 5 ~U3e- PRESTON r 1739— Rooms Cam cht BI Spay Te NS 1391 “a - — reer “sultable for 7 on P ee a eS ss iene ‘ . > a, zee tecorTs © er a fax = L14VW ° keen re roem Oonven. ences . ai? horse keer'- . 7 pa: 7 . aA “KS -*7. &. “ ——~)- TOOmM efficiency | - me * ; : =. 3297 —Nepuy , furnished room, | PERSHING. Soxz—Lovely rooms: excel mtce._y furnished housekeeping reems. HiooM— Pleasant tront, twim beds.- Lindell! & | yoy ye - = - suite. furnished complete. with dishes. nm _ every mt le -EDE. 4312 ee furnished with twin beds. for 2 gentiemen. good jent board: twin beds: private home. om S10 Linde s1 79M se — a = er ADS. JOli——STson. : sie mekeeping room P = . Compton Heights. ‘Grand _pioyec Cateny S58@e7TM _ ARE Ce “te - vad at EH —— 14 ae: ae Sw = no = 5. eer we - heat. light. gas and telephone: $50 LEDS 427)1-—Z tore a - 7 ~ar ~ wae — " > _ ' . ’ ee ae 8 —s _ a . — = ——— ” , = _— =o @oan i ie é ee ee a = * “ PAS t Tr yA ™en Dp 4 _ a ca cr '? -_ - . ud on , Den => - a - —— ah an te “am \ > ss» Park ci) rit ‘= rooms itor vu ee DL. a3 [2e°rni ng - - — te AN Ric th —= - = sa - ad GEYER. 3016 mw al comfortable gourh eee eS Ce, eeeeees OF Week-) cin is scching —en | vee Sey: Orns Sark Ge oe —— seeping | ROOM—Southern expe aéar Shaw's | BOYLE. 174 S.—Room for 1 or 2 in SS F “Ome , . " beds u@ = sr atte, _—— rooms im private Bomes te tt ia ? ee -arder ~ suede = ; ~ “ rey - _— 2 " gent om ~ fs) p aA girs employed rea sorna.dD.e¢ rent te.e- “ _ = £ r .* r - zx nis a. Riversi ie Be TLE = 220 | rT“ a P | a Sw. ee - si GRAN = —— - Art cara’ @Mman | Fal-i shone _ & > 90 dens fora a 1 YWOND ae me fart — » vice she r Par er Bex Y-284 P.-D mf ——— —————— ee etal , Eleganty ished room | En © aL. @naXD att S481 & - R A [ONT $159 Room ard beard for J s ee; pases ff ar nd y Surnigved. for «gentieman), neighborhood: convenient to car and bus. ot _ ba reom ane hoa vd ; seeping perch Be K ge ren ant = aoe S'S io >. gu - te kee: “ ae ad . a ~ . a . a -“oms $5 per Wweee ne 9Sjection te . ud _@ min ed ru ra S048 We i _ Lindel 1! "47 Avbartmen? i nerth as | =e 2 -*7 oe " — : ing Le 35 .. a ik > - — EE — a ep ial ai mart “1 ey CGD . . * ae bedroam, with or RANNE 5055—! -~ ished front P oonah ; One of two gentlemen: rea. ROMA NE PL... 5963—Room and board LEDE. 545—Coumecting rooms for! ST FERDINAND, 3743 — © turntehed | SIGHTERSTH. | 200 omen aideer 31902 | a rihout_ nse of kitchen Grand 1266. | ABAMNE. Sous caneeel aay ne . . -* - ; - j= - > cas e +. ; . ~- ei ut ‘Ot > netiliindnes mn 27 ee * —_—— De he ee i ‘ : te. immished or unfurnished. souther: "Ss “Onverien es ” . . = isekeeping sTocnms all conveniences sDie « - entiomen. - cBev 21m R _ forcr ished convenient ts 3 person ' — te} P Pos sre ‘" i - . - — ‘ : » 4 "T+ ; i’ ."y » . 47 4 1 . “ ° + » im : - = . - ~ . 7 > | AND : --i -_ . am . —_— oe ‘ ? | 4. _ o J a + : ‘ bud o - ~~ ; Po * YT s 4 ain : “ve ~ ” “ " a ec - . B\yosna men ay + sar an “— week prt Pe Se oe AACUST, 3127 oy — Quiet. $1 day up private family. Tyler 1427). All conven- nisaed front room im private home: ali ances a ae ee all cenvent- | Ssonabie: Forest ana tind he. ay EIGHT EENTH, S17 2923 8.—Furnishec | has . ished front room, Pestalozzi ing rooms: sink, ag Tange. continuous cee “ eptiana! referen ea = ar, 7m. ’ oe } ema . aii 4 otSce er . -§ — by > eaR ene ongane) ~~ = — - 4 = => yy @ ots . o ” “. | / ; : “ : : able. 7 LA : 7346... a ‘ ~3.U A— fc 2 Turmi farm'('r =) optsona ——— os eonabie: gentlemen. Lindell 4687 - ing r Mn arge go ee ROU SCK FeD~ r unfurnished r — 7 ; mm Christian fa _-- ; rore —— tn Spertment: a)! home priviieces Baca ; Rox Ww yt a oS as » family a . 4 ’ —— OT ° "sz "Oo Ths tae “we —— cons acu.:s must oe regspect- | GEY EF e27439..F" 5 ~ oor resem for : ant aaa ne x 88J ‘cf A. 5Si7A—Roo ——- | weet Box W-i98. Post-isesteh. c ioteening: alee sitantee nee | ee | GEYER. 3743-—Firs-floor room | aD t meron. if teatent: ames ae. anadieeele CATES 500003 . tleman. ong ened ROOM—@uitabie for 2 men >: wana | MARKET .312_ wre | es mM s>aIwn -15 N—Larse a ———4 - aeekeeping: Water. conveniences. soheantne mM. 0 ee m urn shbed .~ private @asni! “ eiy furnished fronr ro R vereite iv m3 ee “a oe ee second iat mene ie. oe at ie . |GBYGR. 2755—Furnished sieeping or 24518 , ae. Cele 7: Goatees or ctuptc. _ —_— — - ouse on Sf Loede rd... off (ah A se °eD ng orivTate farmiir EFasToO’® e34A— 41° to ~uth sor: *Xee = iran _ = nec’ ng housekeeping reoms laundr —— , ei oe Pha ‘ Cal ON CPA os ‘ oy ee — ~~ ‘ -ES ~ . lent 7m *a..8 apar™ent . convenfences Yi . > “ : a — wn — ed cack “> -- ~Soaftern : $-3 25 Der Rew n > a i ——— per eer righ t. acy a "ATE _3048A—Newly furnished ‘reems. - exchange for | two empiored Forest 4540 cee (AN, J8l/—Heusekeeping and sicep IVAN. 1417—F hed GRAND. 35°0A =—One large mom ¢ nveniences. shady lawn wners home - gen: wee EASTON. & _ "ng Pwome —— - ” _ > iT shec rooms in — ; - one » fTeom ror +> a ealeeest cialis , asNanee a . ae eee eens ’ housekeeo'ng ounle preferred ) ae Pe linge —~e seErice Ww cit Box CATES. ae ond “onnecting 24- 24-fleor room, | > . ispatch wn k age. het water Cabary 4619R ROGM AND BOARD—in werk. Cali Grand 2594M. ic! | SM aw ~ — =om™ iin themeiie a S58 AND WOARD—Ser two. larce | for SPS eeeegevely froat room. | MORGAN, 3525—Housekecving ——— | = ee | SRaAND 2241A 3 Nicely ¢ 2 4 F and + conveniences. reasonah ¢ ) Delmar 4772 : te - Ss. *Sn60 25 a. ve, ghone- $7 5 elit aA i - ” ny": —_ mo aah aie ea a — *. mmished for gentiemen. ATES." 52 | Coanecti ing | honsekeeping | . sa5n AND BOARD— Boom and break- i Guage exclusive ee Weet End and OLIVE 2115A—* +. LL a | ENTIETH. 4014A No. 20—Comfor:- | SSAD. 3140 5.-—Singie room fur sen- jarden, near 3 cor limes: breakfast yp Ad = a fer ® neig® dorhood Fores? Tee ~ ow _ Peohms S 6 oper able reem. seuthern exposure: gent ie- .eman. every comgg= ences [efrence sired Grand 59@8aJ get & aa Ale 5149—Nive large reem for _ house- EASTON. 31 at rec ui ~ed ~ Ser oo ae —— ———~ a’ seeping. all i private ic) ; * je me %s7 n - ren’. a. modern ~~ ~ Y ange. od fin ™en or couple beard optianal mm. BALOia : _—— > unfurnished roems. togethe Tres pani sBAY OLS. ha) J}—Corn- ? yrand Sse. r s°Darste. cht } Ss. weet her CA ES. 5109 a elegant furnished roome. Pht : a a fe: * ~ id — F 245, i. uM —_ . -—- ~ ma \RD—for z Oon veriences : Ri SoM ~~ :romt, with private hat th cas “ane - ae — oasenoen! ‘ 7 “Teoms. + “ ENT? , Si; TR: =T ‘ 400 4 N — Tro gIce.y ; —" 4 we ~*a Tt anc 2 *or i ' $8 week southern nm y¥ aperment @6rer accom. ss... ..2 _ wees se ise iz"*t Sorsekeering Proome qgsneg roeem s‘ea™ heat Lt excellent Sey: - ~Ainagease we iur- ornect ing or single. gar re, - ocorm > . - . : 2 . ‘ Lees ' a oe ferred Forest 282 "pent amen pre- third’ frase mets. serond. 3 reems| *™ 5 Y-FIRST. 4428 N—Nicely fur |GRAVODS. J34%4—Large. bright. fromt; Dor and transportation. Ba Ww-399 —— | : el) =o new") papered open ». shed room; all conveniences; private | room for gentleman: Grane $61 M. Pos*-tis ~ CLARA. 11344—Ome alesiy furnished! trance 1 Se — — BY PP \ >= x > aaa . ——— --— a . - st my — — = ————_— ee ee — — => memes. neees = ee ‘ = : y (ROOM ANT - ~~~ Besuifully furnished housekeer “ r — ehed rooms. light =o ; | HARTFORD. 3916—Larre ‘rant. private ROOMS—. ereirable rooms for light Teese ,_ 9! _copeenenses, _.. ou. een EasTON 4435—2 or ef every?’ oe: PO aie, gg couple, dest ——— is 31 SS SR. /TWENTY-THIRD. 3218 N —8--oom apart- saw one OF two empire: ;rand housekeeping: running water. gas, elec- CLARA. 1319-—2 furotshed rrome for light | on any %572v reuces exthansed. Cat rAPIN. 1833-—2 connecting light house- lent eames ~easocabie. tyier | feees babel =; = across street from Lafayette Park | — 2% wekerping adany 2415W. (eT) | oR?) seeping roems for _ in private fam- — BR 7. | HARTFPOR 3884—2 neatiy furnished —~2P*Y. 1J0S Armstrong av e CLARA. 13°3-—frort rcem for = —— “_,? tt ae a ” - ~~ " ? eae ene av CNIVERSITY. 2534—Large front reem ~o~rmis tor a wekrep private fam: Risa * \—Purnished rooms —- a large back room for . ENRIGHT. ing A——F Ernie: . ae 4 Prae: oe | ROOM AND RD — Altre tie team. as i =: 43% : _—— bf ae “SE ard “ = aad : ial LL. 2749—aAduiten Sa | oor front CLA 6l7—Elegantiy furnivhed trent. : a2 uel . | ROOM A> AM BO6ne..8 eee bonus WASHIN@TON | BL. 2992— Nice. “ean ASHLAND 4722a—3 ~ HICKORY 14°3—Panne hor ed v own Dea u Psi oe —eneee r - | s.e€er ing Ons Rear Pu use’ n+ cone connecting TOom=s - a. ; connecting housezkA-epirg roor.a $5 _ = = = @ kiteh 2... eee = teeta : room . Teh. airy . all con venlences- ert- ENRIGHT 31 ; f! trent e oe cage arge. de) gh. h Te and bose aA PrO NZ nvVen ene. ‘7 ; cas alert ric ~~ Pp. Rr. SS ELi. 32" 2——_Raom heer either + farm. a business Leovle Dewferce + ; °wpeeure room, lovely furniture, that | WaASsHISN >> =—— — 7) | BELT 1901—Bedr lean —~ oe ——— Grend or Park = G ——-. arurtment o = aon — ge Ome meals, to gen- Ms ae ae x. 316 ——Sleen!n nf and house. rertiemen . convention ye perth: | INDIANA. 2819—4 large rooms. bath. en- So ——— SR LARA to a I al ae ~~~ ss3 = rooms: electric. gas. bath. phone. | Forest 3132 W | ex ‘ences garagr rage. two up and two basement -jR a = " ~~ = rooms mneoty fur- Cc oe — 2 Beautiful reem fer gent in : “er = ‘ 1) a ome INDIANA. S807 — = oe : .* P oT Sen 5 he seReepin te?) ~<4 ™_! Tment - con venient as your é references. Phone YW & — ot. i—Larse licht housekeep- i, 7 = own home See janiter phone Park ASHINGTON A‘ 3407-871 i—Sieep- douse Reening bleck east Jefferson: con 5 housekeeping neatly mn sineging aod | view 10633. ” a SHERIDAN, 3100— Room and beard + a "se heuvekeeping $° 50 « bar a # beard for 4 electric. ie »% £85 CLAXTON 4524—1 arge sieening room — - Se RISSei. 247——N, — a men. all conveniences. Colfax “See Ss. ES—< a room: $4 Call *——Seatly furnished con- Sedtroem furnished : =m sunday . nert? rooms for light housekeeping trom ; quiet ~ hy . Page car line. Sil iieatinn tectantinntennred @d

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FE TE, Ee BP ES a . ot wie Si Sa Az 1 i 1924. SUNDAY, . | ! SROOMS FOR nant _@F200 ANIMALS, POULTRY A ND BI CARVENTER we 7 , FOR RENT } _ ROOMS FoR RENT—WEST ) HOOMS FOR x antec For ale Ad ds in these columns today. nousekeep rooms. | tjA--Nice hall room; - | McPHERSON, 4137—Fron RENT—WEST ROOMS FOF FOR RENT —= : CLEMENS, 5661— he : nt to car line;| kit t housekeeping; | PLYMOU —West _)ROOMs F - ern * ) a _ — — Pas = —__“itchenette: every convenience. front — 5989.4 A~—Newly furnished | WASHINGTON 5_.N FOR DR RENT—COLORED | RO. ROOMS | AND , " McPHERSON, tet 87 —Large, sean m | if 4 at, room for couple; kitchen privileges | __nished for light t Rbusekern Neatly fur- PAIRFAX. 4336—Light housekee ing ion T aND pee WANTED 450A —Nei 7 iH = mo Tele: | gee reasonable. S reom ter two; very 23, Connecting front, nicely WASHINGT iTON = 4334—Large, front rooms, e103 — Three — > ras ar ah, Mt aRD Wtd.—Plain. “private h BABY cH ba . . Or service: ; near t ali con- ——s —~—__Sed _housekee rs - . oe - » front, ry nt rooms, one ck room “i Ly cnaneren: Catho! oreferred the ciass of d we carry. We ‘ idee b3bon. car line, very reasonable. as , eat oes. place; also garage. “ee 4390—Housekeeping room. ROOM—Young man Tnteceece conventences. Lindel 141° rooms; all conven'ences: _Lindel _4663W. (> | —— on. Post-Disnateh a re best oUDDy at dove wo cart Louis, | _ Bates a COR PRETT 4457 a. | aoe F ©). | very reasonable. "°Uthern aetna ROOH family. Cal li Cabany BROW (ed WASHINGTON BL, 5105—-Room ? A ee 1a—Te ee eee OOM. BOARD AND LAUNDRY Wid.—-Biy ne dom fection | BABY | C k mi be housekee ne; = > . ROOM—Weij-¢, = ————— ee ai ———E00m for two es aaa _ rooms. clean, quiet place: conven- bia fluffy ag iarxe rereened poraeeae ave rge. beaut furnished: Mteouner elelts Seenes Neatly furnished| Forest 3493 greished light housekeeping. Chtany 1762R = Water in rooms; | LUCAS, 3316—Nicely furnished — ¥- Bos. ON. pe oarders: will pay well Shop. 5! 5 ye 8, Ranrc CHIL fibw: per month, Asa we Ie erence; & le and double; $5 | breakfast optional eyed; quiet home; 800M lars i any back rooms; colored; gas, bath, electric. | 55> Post-Dispatch. carry complete line of foods. remediesand | °F Melrose, Weat DE IV BRVILLE “57. “ n,, quiet. icPHERSON, 4438-—-Newis Scrmiabea conveniences Lindell ndell “1162. all; W housekeeping : quiet ‘couple wie tee Pine 3014 —Farais °?) nF AXD BOARD Wtd.—-2 young men | _SUDpiies ey Pe ene : . F . ter aha OF noe 10US : ° &p- : rnished room; itable would like to room and t ; > “~| BABY GM xs J he athe eatoare aang Sie cabany TeSSES°P*:25| other inners, ogroretne Sater ne | Pua Lovey ute ron Wanting | bernie aol bot | eee eaten ie S| Pc ani wei ke Sew HOME OF GHAMPIONS eae, SER ) feet from o- ° private family. . Cabany 14833 | WASHINGTON BL. . 8934—2 well-fur- ROOMS—3 aie 2 basement rooms. in good | ROOM ry h. Boston terriers of quality: bus; low rent: r t car “4 ; - N. —Fyrnished roo de McPH 5 | Toye) r= ; > , dl karage.” Cabany Meg Ppebieans: cist emosoved: Maryland |" ished “rovins; extaliont "areaie’ every | couple ots iodieSAatian Sclence bome: | af iser. ei taaivenneeng een Toot Roos ee sees. to) | wife's ate aR Togae Saeeast | ny, king. Ch. ing’ i for | “Mimmerman Hiatchery. “Siow. : pedeertndieeiiaiien ; ; : ——_roe Of % lad oyed. _ rea —. ~~ r: emplove: y » On, , , Ecumestien ; | TER ARE. _1113—Permanent hee me | ROOM—Smail sleeping 21 fiee 709R. | WASHINGTON BL- 4143—Large house-| cents. “Efioot oe went Bote oe widow or elderly cotple ie be a Jodecn, Eee. eee enn. tmaeeial Wine. | kitchen Ny larae, cool living room : . , yeom: at conveniences: gentlemen n= pe ooal aivneee reom next to water, free phone. *L inde Siege keeping room, 2d floor; north and south asem oms, in| ROOM A’ Post-Diaratch Thee ines Be gh he r St. a fae. BABY CHICKS-——-Reduced iain refrigerator. bath * ade Water, al fer ie) | etaeeie ome privileges; also one other ie Private family ¢ exposure. PBS. R .. rma AND BO ARD Wid.—DBy youns lady Noshilie a Tope = a. ate al atiis rocks, reds ecpingtone, leguetas Cabany 372 J i 3 car ik . - ne room: phone: breakfast . ptiona!. Ueman: S4rage y for lady or +45 WASHINGTON BL.. 888S7—2 connecting a es whee a priv ate family; | guar d. : A N.—Nice, clean front > 200M— ak: ceeeny 566 . , > elie Wid. oe unteraishea: —- ‘vii ine an: . : antee THORPE 3 "NORTH ee | 417 McPHERSON, 4474— Nicely furnished ROOM—Sleeping : _. front housekeeping rooms: newly deco- conveniences: estnias Yedeseneen te one Grana 2589 °° evening meal. KENNELS, 3417 oth. (c89 BABY CHICKS Se I DELMAR a : doubie. Olive, Taylor iv - ; te 9 815A —Newiy single or rooms: two baths: continuous hot water, __ only. 77 or 4186 Delmar aoe people eet ree brome: fenesnales quired. Box Y-182, P.-D. (*) |ROOM. BOARD AND }ARAGH Wa — sar age PU PPIFS—Riue ribbon Hatch-Al Hatch 4 od rt stoc i~ Cie " __ Fas range; reasonabd] V8 for peoepens able. housekeeping: al with to ness gentlemen or able. couple; 4400 block Enright. esota. room, southern _*XPosu : wt all conveniences. y-_ S177 or 4 , s—Rhode DELMAR 534 re; modern. - rs. " mR A (4) ROOM—V ery desire WASHINGTON BL... 395: 5—Nice house- ~ereony seen pa, omy — Fon m Apply 1938 Sull . a ‘Ti 47A N.—2 large connect ee ye 7 Sarees in. AL ke a, ROOMS— + unfurnished. 3d floor: respect- a e couple, sudurb r ris — a) “HI apntuteleeping * pCi 1 ton hen Firet-class room seeati every tonvenience. in, APTS mane asgder enceping room, newly papered; mh mable, oui ae ES sar Der he arte. Pr eferred: will FOX TERRIER PUP 732 Minnesota, er Mees land and | DELMAR 4185— | feniences —~ couple: Tetes reasonable. 5 py onsenial girl to ghare apartm WASHINGTON BL. 4617—3 ms. fur- FF WEST BELLE. 4001—Two furnished a ____ fe) | ___ Market. Lindel! 5748M. ~ (ce) | Hampel Ha DELMAR, ndell 6 "or home; comforts; ~ es oom, suitable for 2; southern and east- M—In modern apartment; for va fe) | —rome_tAndell_2188W. ne | Pur: Bopbed talted, 7 pogo = _ pee - brea ; Page car. 2 — — —————— ‘ __Tunning Wa ineie front room OD! yed; breakfast; B . , exposure private ‘ved kitchen | —~—Zentiemen ; _brivate. Forest 352 sR. WASHINGTON BL. 3875—Large, nicely WEST BELLE Pt. . 4320—Two and aarge | ROOMS $ WANTED —_ oon old: full breed. — 2817 Stoddard. - Belj prt vileges. Delma 4S814R ROOMS—?2 » SeCond- floor. sil single or commas furnished rooms; private bath: single | _ “Unfurnished rooms °) | ROOMS Ww ta ry Ee ae metre 3a ACE PU! *PIES—Pedigreed. ‘?. once; South Sida: bath. : efferson DELMAR Bi. Lacied Two- ngle or conne t. 4 5. +buclid and Laciede\— McPHERSON, iS > la housekeeping __ ing: i housekeeping. — Lindell 3 312 ot | or double WESTMINSTER PL.” 4211—-Three — electric: $35 to $40. South _Louta, Mo, keeping : large chert me for heun Li av. ; : rt "$4 ow ting housekeepiog suites; bot rooms. rge Row ————— . are . Je a - om ELMA 0-—34 and $5, t s: beat, sight. gas second floor front: trend modern OOM—Love ely, in be WASHINGTON BL.. 3924—wNeatly fur- rooms and hath, cottage; no children —_ > ; ‘erson. GERMAN POLIC E Pi TPPIES—Tho - ee 4 ws tebe A SE. ide ty large oom, ba cold wmsished. os Q) _Dorch: refit wr private | “partment. “Call Cu = ™ AY cat nished room; gentlemen or couple; all |_Details. see janitor sotalol we ey anne emen o ot couple employed, |__ bred: reasonable, 4445 Washington | BABY cra SH = rete aaeenae ‘deal for refined adults. Lindell 50. (c) | ROOM—2 gentlemen or “couvle employed: | Greatness PS ROOMS Wid--Rent ——{l, | GERMAN POLICE” PUPS—Few months| orp. wean. ir wae — td —Fy ont room on Gravois, | oid. Delmar S5098R. 4549 Lewis ob’ sorted, $7: ‘96> DELMAR. 5743a—s Sout oe r 527 N.—Nice large, cool, : ) 7 uth ¢f& s 4 s% MAF PLE, 58 26—Furni oe __ reason b! Ww TY vy : . - - § front shed room for 1 or . ee a” ndeil 5502 (c?2 ASEIN TON BL... 4157 Large and _ SUBURBAN BOARD _ ear Ki neshiah way: Wilte ai 55A F lad ‘columbia mod room ' roo lor 2 gentiemen: hot ~ porch ; ern TD apt.; _2Tivate gum . m1 = for | blocks from Forest | — _gentiemen: breakfast if desired. ROOMS—Steepin nD small sieeping room; elso housekeeping; soe a eal mer ¢ phone, etc., ~ Ddioc eeping Porches: hom ROOM W a hd e _priv- _every convenience. ROOM A AND BOARD—Larze. cool rooms: Me d —For gentleman: vic! nity | GE RMAN 1 POLICE Pu few DELMAR BL. oi : MAPLE, 5070—O DER sleeping im. Fosse bot Wn “Part. Ww if 9 ar ic" ing room; front. "s Ey nave! et gore . | I Lindel aa5 plock Olive; private. Phone | WASHINGTON BL 4213—Desirabie | __ dix rounds. Phone Webster 380. R M—Le and —Temon, Box W-145 P.. ae : Delmar S097R. 4649 [LMAR BI. LID. a : eautiful. in one a f on te beds: ; -ip ——w = GO eer e. ; one: soubie, second floor, Cease”) SOMME SP Sei anh suite refined a Sai: large: sgn: pr: | ROON-Benatifal, in orate apartment; | giof'incsti™: Moarsie Dede eenilemen: | ROOM AND HOARD —Large, double. Foam = Br boweckerding. “Dele | Smita CSE BOSE Sa DELM. R. 4563— Lo) perma . quarters w : uo4 : r couple employed, Li n- |'WASHINGTON BL ‘ 4175—B ; ly | @ast exposure, for 2. 3 or 4 pereous with ROOM W td.—=N ee ; Raed - > right. em nner, AR, 4063—sl ' of 2. in a clean. comfortable room front room for Gell _7814W furnished front room: light eee erciusive family of refinement; re fore neces. by lady Re = ws 308. 1 ‘st. Cae car, Mo . = C K ERMAN POLICE ,POG—Imported: beau- and up. ber h . g =o eee y Lin ndell 5033. Try all conveniences; better look this 1574] party owns home. Cabany | 800M la and 2 rooms, with kit kitchenette: | ing: running water: modern conveniences. ail Sunday, es 665. Call after | Roows ‘Wtd.—Youne vom omy -G . } ve ant two “un- | uel specimen ; also 2 pedigreed pups. ; —— _ — DELALAR BL.. &745A——S block from Forest Park; con- 7 sleeping roo . : . ms; rivat “ Sund: rif 8369 in 1_apartment. Oe bas . f a. all car lines: 2 block to bus. MAS LE, 5054—3 unfurnished bh sekee 5341 W. ee ee ee mar wr AGuiwi = ~ 2 | eee ——== | — furnished rooms. Box Y-32. Post- Dis. } 24800W DELA MAR B aK. = 4 bath ing roo F “ ou p- a €) | WASHINGTON BL., 4187—Nice, clean, ROOMS Wid. me ris, Colfax 2480W. - Lo. 0—Reom, 16A—Two rooms an ms. Forest 8737\. ROOM—South front, modern t housekeepi s: one Ist floor f td Young coupie wonts 2 un- Der week. % € tely furs MAPLE, 5050—Nicely furnished room: ail _mar 5179W. vaieges optional; private. Del. one 2d floor: all conveniences: reason. eee nc — Mr ox Y- SS Tee DELMAR BL. 417—Neatly ; ~ awe g00W—Laree hall room for conveniences; reasonable: near car line. . able; adults (c) | BOARD—chiid ot board: hice county OM rie -In priv ate famiie= business | Webster 2227 eas Ce or Nght hovsekesping: all conve , clean: $4.00: private family. E, 6022 (Apt. ROOM—Cabanne av. . furnished, mentie- | WASHENGTON BL... 4272—Newty § fur- __bome; Dienty milk. Call Ferguson 281J. we _ 8 833. Central Station. GERMAN POLICE DOG—At s stud ; by - ———$_—_—— = = HNendix von Rathoul, imported: igree: DELMAR Rl. 491% — ence: i ~ hy " . . 42 17 light : = ‘i ‘Ta72A—Furnished rooms, pri- ms. _._. »_ conveniences (c) Forest 25101 Ww. Hod‘ Amo nt car (a) | also light , house keeping room, od floor i re nt — , HOTELS Y. . be reasonable, Liox Dog Show. 1924: services ae BS GERMAN POLICE PEDIGREED PUPS— 534 Garden ey ~ Webster Groves. Phone “ ne i r O ; DELMAR ae 6157— whos a. ae = a a—————-— | onl 37377, y nien for men. r head aa on room, desira! ve; mn. | ee ¥ oonete bsaa ed: use of liv ng baths. (ck) | S30 O per month. Bi Ox wW- 58. Post. Di men imported atmos aber; taiwan tn “ rooms, a optio ir ; R * sewed. Lindell BRAG te 4 a 1 a ELMAR BL @ia4, 6146A—Beautinal » Page -car line. : | ‘Ricely furnished. owner's home. Lindeli | SeaaR oa Spies: near Unicn Bi. “Furest | ee ee ag invite tnspection. — (ar ROOMS Wtd.—One large or 2 connecting | PIT BULL TERDIER—One vear ny 40 a room adjoining bath, | GOODFELLOW. 1428A—Clean, up-to-date | 8619. £3 - apn | eet MINSTE R Pl... 4164—RBoard, room; = Ik KL a —?| unfurnished rooms for light housekeep-| White: registered. Call Sunday before : 7 rooms for gentlemen; single beds; rea- | MARYLAND. 4310A—Lovely f furnished -ooee 2 newly furnished, front con- 24-8 front, 36 week; gentieman. “LORRAINE, ’ 408 N. EUCLID ing with running water. Box Y-278,/_2 »P._m. 36 S7A Russell. ELMAR BL... io ae a sonabie djotning bath. hot wat er. 35. noc th ne housekeep ing roome: modern TEST M . x =" ER Pt 403 ,— —_ > al lee yin Spec lai low summer rates. Rooms with Post- Dispatch. 3 P IN’ -E] > ediaamandls eink; clean and well , oe ’ ya 34-fioer corner front sleeping room; WARYLANES 4355 —Large sleeping room: avrew 89% 23J a EB ST MINST ER PL. 3715—2 large. . con-| | MELVIL LE a I ge Bigg te ong ME. Canadian Dolly. 6434 Hob Dart _ tava DELMAR Pl... f1 40 Eatee front front house: Sgt electric: — $5: 2 men, $7. aoe a front housekeeping; reasgnable. “Room Le muti ifully — “4. front, with h nectine housekeepi ng rooms. second fi. if thwers, an —— ae pape , Dirds, bp .. POINTER PUPS—Liver a whe — | | — 7 > Pl tn ae ae watay le VESTMINSTER PI a5: waice aif : - ; oe “ e Fo Wit mut ' fn. . it at : » > . . . I : Fe . * iS PL... COS>-—* roome, light house- front room; southern oes: for _) Mo. Sy ¢ ‘fomilye in ae wot | tor one 4 two, furnished in ivory; Fvr- | keeping; newly decorated; moderr: cOu- OF he ou sekeep! eeping: «: rsectri ic _and _phone. . ae | WEST rMINS rt de me 400 —1 dst of io yi yey crowded " street cars. ‘all, seo. " (c92) . (c92) be AIREDALE PUPP IES—Re ai. " @uniies ' POLIC B Pt "PPIES—Part ¢. i ; " a an —- : . ay GTC N. - §100—Neatly ~ furnished NEWBERRY THR... 4731 Modern oO or 0 housek eep ing rooms e ; = T ai Na a anSh iA tleor — H AMILTON HOTEL AIR Ee Ds AL E—Femaie, re gistered. $6. 2700 | POL ICR P U PPIES—Peautiful "5 registered CHICKS, 10 DAYS OLD DELMAR BL., ag X,. eD- ping room — xentieman; orivate tral B1a3N garage; rent reasorable. Cen- ‘TAY LOR. 1227A ) N. SMI SPT LA 5 aie housekeeping HAMILTON AND MAPLE AVS. Franklin, Slaten. Cc. a * 5259 V For- ° >| ra d — e rooms: all con- furnished f: ‘ 7 — rooms. Nght Sle Nicely ’ Lowr Pe EY ans Ree omy: | TAYLOR 2195 5 ~d floor south: refined — > wa 38: 1§—Lo oweat ren? in | for_children. Cabany 1205 | AIRE DAL E PUPS—S months old. also} e I A ee OLI\ E. 3689C—Two large, exceptionally , couple or ladies emploved kitch . riy no os i pr aa ~ ae mee I ~ I : LIN ‘DE 7 T P] AZ ry HOTEL sonable 4040 ° Page (Cc) B: 315 2 ‘ ‘abanne. } $12. 4 4 4i ALR EDAL ES—Fema e; 1 year old; $10. POMERANIANS—The verv in all Plymouth tee and reds, | eonven ; : , goonveniences —— , N, 61 28—Nicely _ furnished bright. ciean sleeping rooms: reasonable. | ileges; reasonable: private: no other room- = - . ’ ; ers ‘EST PINE BI, riret floer front y , — root : e: $10 | 4300 LINDELL. ~eg Hodiamont I colors, puppies; at st rc "3401 8. | 100, $15: 100 per ont tive dell American plan; $65 and up; excellent All ZEDALB PUP P 1ES—Fine ‘stock: rea-| Grand anteed. DELMAR BI. 3 : A-— DOT x 'feom: a!l conv } = ge double; modern: ay southern 0 ben. Forest 72093. Be oer rem OLIVE. 4221B—Nice. comfortable room: | . a . munestvitissigjihiaipusiasinonth , eure; oF. $4. = INGSBURY. 6000—1T ‘Large furnished room plenty hot water. phone: $4 week. Se v ANDEVE N TER. 231 x. —Cholce large yo - R 2859 1h keeping DELMAT® BL. suet tren ty Fadjotnine bath: with kitchen privileges. OLIVE. 4279——Housekeeping room: 2d | furnished room, next bath, in modern rooms: also he 1m and kitchen (2) | f90¢; special rates for two in a ipdatl he mother, 2 vears. Call before 1 p.| POMERANIANS—Two males. one eight hall room; hot cold water, Aer RY. 24 oo go floor; $7: newly papered: rurning water. | apartment Cor. Lindell bi., 24 f1 _no. | = oi — aa —— Meme ower also suites. So r Lindell 6510. — m 4230W FP ace. a i Pas months, ene 18 months. hovsebroke: oie Keeping rooms, first floor. 24 floor. For. | OLIVE. 38699—Nicely furnished rooms:|\pRNoN AV. 5456-1 igut housekeeping |” ticht to BL. ft53—Ne yt hyd BS —— | AIREDALE—At stud, Great warrior, reg-| cheap: leaying eitv. Call 4069 8. Grane DELMAR yw = 6103 eat 5ORBW. x gcentieme npreferred ; references Ca | rooms: all conveniences , : —— ROSE | I E HOTEI i siring five pups. Sex POME RANIANS—Grown and puppies: ehiahw 7— | changed. Bb +e a —- | WEST PINE BL., 4140—3 connecting | PIER LELES ahs a; ps for sale. Oliver Kiuefer. very tiny; pedigreed; reasonable. Forest ————— | VERNON. 5576: \—: 3 unfurnished roome: beautifully furnis! wed rooms. 4145 Lindell bl., Linde?li 5300, American enguso n. M 4s 696. 54: 34 Maple av. apastment ; it; entleman, to selected | NGSHIGHW 4 AY, 936A N.—Large. clean. OLIVE 4217 (24 floor)—-Furnished room: R ; Serie = airy room; twin beds: $6. Forest os. . wid ~ ; | all convenier ices: furni ture for | sa! le (eB PINE SL 4i0—thas Ghai: = | _ Sarpy av ‘BABLE WHITE COLLIES—® females: s = ~ ’ ae . 7 r al sloc 4 .» 4 bus . 2 . aaa oe as a RSE ae | . DELMAR BL. 3017—First fieor 5 eee echen: $0. PAGE BL., 5054A—One neatly far aimed | from Hodiamont caro "|: and two unfurnished rooms; reasonable. FAIRMONT HOTEL |BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES—All ages;| tees Py om ekinner. *Fioriesant, — STAR CHICK HATCHERY — ing rooms for light housekeeping; F a ol 3649—Room with kitchenette; hall room: Forest 30553. -| VERNON 5: 507—Ni ce!) ly - furnished fre ) ” a7). ——~ Maryland and Euclid: 10-story, fire- some house Peer pedigreed; reasonable. | ————-— _Teasanahie. — floor; reasonable; modern: electricity. AGE BI 5154—Large front room: all _ wit] te} rivileges eotin ST PINE Bl 37448-Room. private! proof: every room with bath, dressing | 3417 N. 9th st Re ES SCOTTISH TERRIERS Ww x Pe dE Mn tricity. PAG foe , room h kitchen 1 x | in b — ine het water ; eatphalian, DELMAR BL... 397 0---Reconé -feet a ED: 3645—Ciean. comfortable conveniences; private family; reasonable. preferred: near Hodiamont Ii ‘aban: amays Swe _ — (ang) ;» TVO™, clothes closet, Murphy beds; Euro- BOSTON BULI —~Fe ‘maie: well marked. 2 A rare litter sired by imported charm- or doubly rooms; peatiomen k ’m for man wanting good home; free PAGE, 4°°4A W —Front and back rooms 668M se ee ee ae oo aes ¥ me. : ee u ao —---—-—— — pean or American plan: Ssingie rooms or en years old; b roke for bouse and car. Call pion Relistone Laddle: reasonably priced; Member Missouri Baby Chick Aeon, DELMAR BL a{3e. Kitchens , (3) for light housekeeping: also garage. _ VERNON. 5629——Elegant large uth | WE ey a INE FL. | 9 08k —aree E004 | | Suite; rates reasonable. Phone Forest “te8) | Sunday, _betwe en 9 and 12. 4745 Siegel. considered. Ne LARA KEN- ’ . 29—Kited EDE 4437——N! “ fromt beautiful new bedroom suite, halt ang enette -a 2100 Ss Sa Si a Tae ile ls oa re ‘ . gS NELS, 715 Berry rd.. ebster Groves, Mo. nd 1 large front room. “Porn ‘ang Niteheme nce y furnished prom PAGE, A a Sere Os" iebrde Teas. block from car: reasonable: 1 . a location: all conveniences (062) | BOST PON I id P 1S —Fine stor a; classy Phone Webster 1887 Geli A238. (c53x) __keeping Trooms st an - _tlemen: ; Parkv! ew | 38 mS. ic WEST PINE BL 436°—Excellent meals} THE RB R - NSCOME m arked. - 13 8S. Bemiston. Clayton: v SHEPHERD PI PPI = ~ sia. ry, PAGE*BL., 4430A—Furnished housekeep- ae | and room, in home with 3 Poh aM one pri- A EK... “ee 3 fra se) male, female, $2. Colfax 3570W. 5473 DELMAR BL. ih—Corr, neat {279—Lar room and kitch- : : JTON 737A —lLar f it- - nt “S ing rooms; $7 and $8; all conveniences; Wabie for ¢ couple Large front meee vate: reasonable. Lindell 7263 —_ EIGHT-STORY, FIREPROOF BOSTON TERRIERS—Puppies, males, | Arlington. 7 ae 56370 PERSHING $- pedigreed. cl talis, Colfax | SpiTZ PUPPLE = eg “white. H. B. room; small Yamily: young tan: . enette, furnished for housekeeping; con- gas rar«ce. : | — eo os; desirable . . aj ee “ > ——— I WEST PINE BL. 4011—Geaui ‘fully fur- | °B17 PAGE RL.. 6150—2 furnished rvoms: £en- | waLTON. 733A—Front room for 1 or nished room: southern exposure: contin- Facing beautiful Forest Park: rooms 2617 R = ie - | Clapp. St. 2& eocongqggran-iay aging DELMAR BL... a gr ef a im. Fesntionsn on. Furnished rooms for 2 ene: breakfast if desired. | n; priy large rooms and 1 small room; :, 4 ies sy mR atl Dal . SHIKGTON BL 465 67—Dou Q bat Ventences, _— , s a ea Sry i faroimhed PAGE BL... 4040A—LKooms, single 7 ail. bas ah board. . wv Eh Ayal Rae + 383% s ons DELMAR RIL, 6237A—Front room, 4 ——Dasenien ’ - conv t: reasonable; aiso at itchen jot and co water § suitable 4 ; “unt rni — convenient, WASHINGTON, 4057- —W ashing’ on ; large ye Ror 4 adu asanahl hone, (c7 Sea owl . at . on ar t furnished mepertirart TT, - “OQ: ya Irnish mei ES T P INE iL... B263—Nice front room. . DE. 3635——Nicels furnished con PAGE BL, 504VA 2 neatly WASHIN« N, Furnishe ad roc ms | sxcellen board: plano, phone; couple: 4919 Natura! Bridge, corner Euclid: just | Bostons; priced reasonably. 5458 Hodia- : Pen nevivania, DELMAR BIL... 4052—Nicely -—* | netting rooms: ents; housekeeping: rooms, sieeping or housekeeping ; all con- for sleeping or light housek eeping. ; 2. | | rooms: modern: single or en suite; “s niences. ° ad 4 veniences. w WASHINGTON a 4 441 a —Lasr re room: A ee x ma ial | opened * over 100 rooms firem oof tht ough- furnished WEST P INE RI. 2759 Nic65 extra large | 0@': beautifully furnished, with every mod- ‘a ousekeeping; reapectable; niy. .. soom in apt. : continuous hot water: Pri- | PaGE BL. 5722A—Nicely — firet floor with small kitchenette. . - ened rf |ern cor.venience; $8 to $10 per week; when | 51 'L1-DOG—Good watch dog nes~ateetilitieateaiied — eee ee ee ee ee re - . é ron ™ ° 1 . . o ; i. si . e '? a ; ; : as . a or nt root tchenette, range, ) people $1 per week extra. | Jefferson 2 art Mt. Vernon. . Ta. $5. $6: garage optional, on NOX , ' PL... 6203—3 nice, light rooms room and kitchenette; gas id WASHINGTON BL.. 4519—Large for. | oem : o- —_ nea SOT lurh : " . ic) * ye & ae S80 thing furnts j- 2 » 7 iplied by tw EASTON Sa! phe \ fom A >t : (i on . housekeeping ; all conventences: | phone; private Samby: h k room, separae beds; garage. og ~ Sega ee ee “| Also a@ splendid dining room: service at ‘pu LL DOG-—-Male; Boston: screw tail; | apr sTUD—Boston Terrier. son champion ON. B606A——-Neatl . Ww dant ~* mm | Rl! co courentences; adults, pee w Sees Teom wwtate fer ©; ae eatee | vie ; ! : ———-_“*y ee Sa eee + COLL JE DOG — 10 months old; fond of; Catalogue. 10c._ fences. estima A ee =~ - |ROOMMATE Wrd.—4129 Lindell children. 2750 Etlendal ae i ; | EASTON. 7 ra ate | Eels BL... 4338—Furnished | front 7 a Murnished room for a — - = ) r , : PAGE BL... 4° Oo8W Fur WASHING NG T* »N a oan os o— Sern d- oms IN suB | ; yo ine r? an, win heds. TAn jel! RO47 cs “OLLIE P Pp TE s—W hite. cheap; better Miscellaneous lo ls ertic ; a e — naie uD cihpe ¥ 4 ; Sth, — elor’s flat: Beene tivilenes. Daa| -and # male pups; cheap. 1422 N. 13th,| Sear ponases FARM KESNELS Sonabie;: pr te entrance; privileses. Box; rear. H-366. Post-D: spatch - ae Oe EER ee Berry. Ky. Dept. J. offer for mle: Set. CAT — give away, mother cat, with .« Cl cK S—White ROOMMATE Wid Wom nan ‘to share room |- ; tere and polniers, fox and cat hounds, Lah paee 4th. 7 x kittens Box H-25. Post-Dispatch. wolf and deer hounds, coon end qpossam dus.; week ch : - . and kitchen.” 23 - i ~And kittens, “angora, putty cos ed hounds. bear end lion hounds. varmint a a ATE wrd—aA gent! eman: twin ae eS ans. $7 » $10 a 26 O Hive. (cDDi and rabbit hounds. Shipped for trial. (cA? oo - r rooms. kitchenette; rivate = i Modern conveniences: suitable for ' ic, Water ° ~ light housekeeping, gas. elects floor room, souther nm exposure; gentie- ROOMMATE Wd —4 454 Washingt on: hurrs S326 Olive, $ be em ene COW—Fr sell, going Bot adults. : me. COUP in reom. . iocnone EASTON, : 1$2- —lar ge 24 story , rn _BL.. 4343—2 -Apt. Db: room, Dest A... : ae ence wr fart ee were | BART* wt D, a 2100—2 hy wR keeping - Poomal- room, light housekeeping: all ' ; Sentlemer: bus line. LAéndell PAGE aaa ; s.| WASHINGTON BL 4068—2 front con. elderly or couple without children. roneee - nh A ig Lindell Qa necting a aye et vo rooms, 2d floor; | sraniewood a _ LLAN : range: newly decorate ° ——-— a ee po EASTON. $582—Tweo connect! ! ,2526—Furnished room: large 36 connecting house- | Tamge: nev manila —————« | DIG REND RD. 302 ‘Maplewood )\—* ant a ; - ic = Ps from rn ey : Tht oli eh MOSPINE sOOme; ConVERtSREES: P il tattes A a ence wi 303 ee gk water. Lin- WASHINGTON BL. $448- —Beautiful un- elegant apartment: rent immediately. RosuuATE wean 7. —-~ - — ones | “hiee ribbon dam and yy” ean. nevers PRESH .! ON “Tne calf. if. 2817 Le a wonce.__Vorest O08. , and 4539—Neatly furnished rooms ; é' ; ‘| BOMPART. 816—2 nicely furnished rooma | —Lady employ neon: northwest corner a and| Benton 1884 EASTON. 4635—% or 3 roome, tert end kitchenette: rent nt reasonable. (e) | Mell 7228). — ~“3054—-Neatly furnished light | _————___ =~ B -_ light housekeeping ‘n Webster: mod-| g>na'° Washington: pa ene ~ _Spring. Vinita Park Parkview 699) ‘c) | GoaT—And harness. 2978 McNair r er "9 oh N, “oe BL.. 39 d WASHINGTON Rl.. 4107—Front roor ; ern: private family Weheter 652W. (Ty | e ‘ Se COL 7 Is—pP rime fatraile ears. pedi- az ~~ ae 13 a fo housekeeping, southern 4586 —Farcceen room; lar«ce ms, sieeping porch an " £ —_— . . C \ GOAT—7019_Lovelia av, rang¢. . : ed. usekeeping roo pi southern exposure; hot water; also smal) = M ee ROOM M. E Wtd.—Young lady «employed: greed. goed brood bitch. Proeh . a - FLORA. 7471 ‘(Maplewood)——Nicely fur- have elegant front room in private fam- Heexe ani Oakiand. This is 4 bioec cs | JERSEY COW-—And l-year-cld Jersey cal Ww R2 te Phone Webster 1197J. fe) outside rooms; clean; gas ; ie or Couple employ yon my for housekeeping; pr>- tricity reasonable. - PeMILLAN 4505—N ! furnished room nable. oe ees = nished: a'l conveniences and phone. 5100 biock Raymond av. Box - G . i . eatly vate; reaso WASHINGTON BL.. 4612—Neatiy y fur-/} _ "S408 dilemomestine tent 415, Post-Dispatch. ym conta Ft $300 ze so "Sid. | TONKEYS —Nice igs yp erus —— tr talls; each. Olive, ‘ +} ping; hot water: i. Linde!! | mast ‘ COLLIE PUPPY —Pedicreed, « far | egh 2h thi is class eof show stock. Webster move... 2900 1. Lafe vette. “R » Ccow—t freeh Jersey cow for an | > table; sleeping porch, twin beds. Cabauy PiUPs—Adl white. | av. Jennings, St. Louie, Me —_—_— : € ~~ -—- ROOMMA TE Wtd.—Youne lady. excellent ENRIGHT, 6045—Loevely, laree ne (c67) 600—On ene: large fur- reom* continuous hot water | LOHMEYER. eit Ma - . 4 Lac N, 736 first oor PAGE, | 7000- ki chenette; 3, Cub. —— ee °19 fc82) room: modern conveniences: private en- WESTMINSTER PL... 342 2. Young tust- «15. $20 delivered anywhere: Man. BNI HT. 5030 4—Laree. e. well 7 = fas ca trance ness woman. ff instantaneous cheeter r¢d. te Baldwin. south am Reis rd eultable for 1 or %: _newly = electric, c, heat. 5; adults. tric, bath, x 4 porch; adults. — LPHE : ae : WASHINGTON BL., 3945—Sutte of rooms Saar a Pi —s - | hot wat a eek. ’ ON, 4167—Large. nicely ary any 2176R. for housekeeping or sleeping; modern: OAKWOOD, . 4102 (Pine Lawn)—2 unfur- water: 9: .oOU wee ies to Oak a«t.. west on Oak sat. rd to first Ta) nished rooms and kitchenette; all conver- | ———— = house on teft cam 404X. o ENRIGHT 5030—Second-fioor front front room: first floor. 540—2-room houseke bl cet. ; > —— estshed: ail “es. rea sona o1e iences tncluding garage. Route 14 Valliey 1 Park, for sleeping: all o conveniences , rn : BN floor east: iient. AS and ice furnished. ( WASHINGTON BL.. $830— Housekeeping. a a laree gooms: al conveniences: ROOMS AND BOARD—Wanted COONHOUND PU *PPIES—Reeutiful iltter POULT RY, BIRDS : single rooms: running water 2 jarge |e: fruit trees: fine place M BOARD Wid—Gentieman wants board. of epotted coonhound puppies: trained ENRIGHT. 5092 — 2—Furnis h od reer, | ~~] kentleman or couple. ae | oe ne _OF 380; bY YOU 2a : S045 A— 5 nicely furnished . wv - ous cool and quiet. EE TENS © RS Rae -¢ . Overt eallese: $10: fem ENKIGHT. 5110 — Front room. 58 a enientes. roomed: seosern, taney OON(G82) | WABHINGTON BL, 4781—HonecKoming |, ter fomt and Tennveun. Ovarian Mo. | ° geivace faumiy eummar moma: spent | peren’m come fey “™™ age, tie: femaiee “ al ; : - : ; - » er oo» vine A nt ence Ln etn " . i | SNC — $560 Seaseal A; eno) ; ABM — Second fi as LETON, oo gy he Olive end ae ee ene vorety City; sleeping porch, ‘| BOARD Wté.—Protestant home without Varnes of dl ee ee eee. ee ing rooms, southern exposure: °TT HERSON. 4444. Newly furnished. os ee WASHINGTON BL. 4011—tLaree. airy | ©°°°° Children's Ata Mroniets, 300 oe i DACHSHUND PUPPIES—1404 N. Garnd. - ee ee — -— —_ — hl Delmar 48527. a room: private bath. electric fans; ec- a ie a & Poster 2: rize winners. , : as : BOARD Wt4.—In ama family preferred. | DOGS— ne; Dp BNRIOUT. S117 seahly REREON,—-3063A—2 —unfurnihed a a pebity | i front room; 1 large middie room; good gentleman. Rox -: J posure: all conveniences of Rape that AUTOMOBILE ¢ - - - ; anna Neatly fur-| Conveniences, for tolored (*) "ROOM AND BOARD Wiad —In private fam- DOG—Setter. female: an exceptional bhar- (c2) sonable. x t size car THROUGH —e Sno" connecting Whished room. oPaaee or. light house- EASTON. 4221—Furnished rooms: colored: wens mtd lady employed, Box W-051, J: = black, ticked ears, 4971 n , ing ~ with or without beard: male. i“ ost -Dispaic seua! ork eG ast hare abate Pll ass Prana a

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‘sf A : ” , / a 7 Ys : bu , e Z VA LMI f ‘7 f 4, , , St ’ fl 4 - ; d A/V G4 Y¥ 77 7 * Mi 4 : "A y a/ Vb, ; ff WY , ae : They insist they are happily married, but during most months of the year they live apart because one prefers Europe and the other likes America —Now the last vestige of old-fash- ioned domesticity goes as the hus- band decides to have the famous old Astor mansion razed and a 12- story apartment building erected on its site—The event may be symbolic of society's acceptance of a prac- tice common enough in the “artis- tic” world $3 2: 2: HE passing of a famous landmark upon Fifth avenue, New York, was herald- ed when Vincent: Astor announced re- cently that the old Astor mansion would be torn down and that a 12-story apartment building would be erected on the site, ° Every visitor to New York has walked past the big Astor residence, or caught a glimpse of it as he rolled by on & bus. Almost everybody knows if “a general way about the brilliant society functions which have occurred there. And now the home of one of America’s richest and most exclusive families will give way to rented apartments. The stately old dwelling, whefe &@ single family lived spaciously and entertained sump- tuously, will be replaced with a tall structure which contains living quarters for 15 of more families. The apartments will, of course, be very handsdme and expensive, yet the contrast remains. And while old family mansions frequently succumb to en- croaching business or are shouldered aside by hotel or apartment building, yet there are some note- worthy features about the fate of the Astor reési- dence, Some people say that the affair i# a very impor- tant straw which shows how the domestic wind is blowing in AmeNe&—even that it is eymbolic of a profound change which they see impending in this country. Perhap# not just the Aster home but the traditional home and home life of wealthy Amer- icans as a Class are going into the discard, too. At the very least, declare these commentators, a practice hitherté confined rather closely te the s0- called “artistic” class is epreading to other circles, where the conventions have been as adamant. The practice is that of couples who declare they are happily married, yet live apart most of the tine. Vincent Astor, Whe is 32 years old and heir to a fortune of appreximateliy $150,000,000, was mar ried to Helen Huatington 10 years ago. Although both husbaad and wife insist that they are in love with one another, they do not live together except for rather brief periods at irregular tntervals. The reason they give is that Helea Huntingtoa Astor prefefs Europe, and is bored by America and American society. Vineeat Astor, on the other haad, enjoys America, but is bored by the Continent. So they agreed, it is said, that the sensible arrange- ment was to live apart much of the time. If they stayed together, either husband or wife would neces- sarily be in a country that was distasteful. By part- Page Two. A recent portrait of Mrs: Vincent Astor —Copyright, Underwood & Underwood, N. Y, ing, each could choose an agreeable place to reside aad be content. io This is the plan which Mr. and Mra. Vincent Astor have followed for most of the months tn all the years of their married life. It was not, perhaps, a very domestic arrangement. Aad aow the decision to demolish the old Astor mansion has sounded the knell to whatever domesticity did exist between The house itself is somewhat of a symbol, too. Built by Mrs. William Astor, Vineent’s graadmother, when she was the acknowledged leader of New York society, the mansion was the scene of brilliant balls and famous dinters. To be invited within its im those days proved that one was a member exclusive “four hundred.” Not to be tavited was as positive proof of nonmembership. Since Vincent’s marriage; the house has closed, dark and unused duritg the greater portion of each year. When opened up it usually was house . ing & Committee of some sort—for philanthropy or semi-public service or other betterment. But by no streteh of imagination could it be calléd a family residence. The emptiness of the Astor mansion in recent Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 18, 1924, ‘ 4 a4 3 HE curious person asked the world “Wh of pins?’’ might oo ee y rent generation wit et eeetene View Co, & | 4 ae becomes of | years, and the demolition of it which is on the War 4 The annual crop of do these circumstances indicate that at last soe _ Bing pulchritude has become 4&4 has accepted the “advanced” type | _ that one may well ask why > Will the husband and wife who amicably dwell am _ Chronicle of how. its. individua become fashionable? Ry _ Work out. So it will be of pertinen a - @xamine into the most notable cas ret ern Cinderella—the mast famous, those who have leaped from obscwu _ Hie attention because of face, foot | - Other adventitious charm, and _ lapsed back into what some poet ' "limbo of forgotten things.” . This would be the case of the Li _ girl who sat up all one night to m _ from her mother’s wedding gown, Might attend a ball, and went to sl / Bight with the thrilling certainty _Morrow she was to say “How do | "Dukes and Duchesses and select © $25,000 worth of glad clothes. _ That second night she knew, too With her identity still unannounc _ Metropolitan police force was mob @etails to stand guard at her front _ the morning papers, disclosing he > Gddress, were being read on the st: What became of this Cinderella _. Buch stories, being like fairy larly begin with “Once upon a ' Margaret Leahy, pretty daughte _ Chanic in London, asked her em » Boon in November, 1922, if she co} She had worked all the night b fancy ball dress. She had no mo! _ buy one and she wanted to be 1 Z Victory Ball, where she was to 5 _ fore an American picture star wh ' Casion to select an English gir! _ Rewspaper beauty contest. This e _ Sreat attention in exgland and h: _ Cinated some 200,000 British git ~ Middle class. __ Margaret's employer told her s' _ any time—that she was fired an had been neglecting her work in t iJ that she stood a chance in the | ) been under way during several np treated word? In still another way de Vincent Astor R break with the ancient Astor tradition. && the preceding Astors has had several chi | as the family fortune passed from to the next it was left almost en son. Hence the $20,000,000 in 1848 has not only been kept - AHL 1H she has been happily ma 0 years. Every year hereafter, she states, ee (Continued on Page i. 4 ane

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Astor. t. Keystone View Co. N. ¥, of it which is on the way— indicate that at last soctety wWanced” type of marriage? wife who amicably dwell apart Girl chosen by an American film actress as England’s prettiest Me Vp and Down of a Prize Beauty HE curious person who once asked the world “What becomes of pins’?’’ might intrigue the cur- rent generation with the query “What becomes of prize beau- ties?”’ r The annual crop of laurel-win- | Bing pulchritude has become so enormous that one may well ask why there is no ; chronicle of how its individual destinies Work out. So it will be of pertinent interest to examine into the most notable case of a mod- » tra Cinderella—the mast famous, perhaps, of those who have leaped from obscurity to pub- | Iie attention because of face, foot or figure or “Oher adventitious charm, and then have | lapsed back into what some poet called the ‘*limbo of forgotten things.”’ _ This would be the case of the London shop- Sirl who sat up all one night to make a dress from her mother’s wedding gown, so that she ‘Bight attend a ball, and went to sleep the next Might with the thrilling certainty that on the Borrow she was to say “How do you do?” to t kes and Duchesses and select for herself $25,000 worth of glad clothes. __ That second night she knew, too, even then, “With her identity still unannounced, a great ‘Metropolitan police force was mobilizing extra details to stand gard at her front door while “the morning papers, disclosing her name and ‘Mdress, were being read on the streets. had one hectic year of starring as a public curiosit y—N has $25,000 worth of old clothing and is looking for a good as the one she held at $15 a week, but she’s so well known that she gathers a mob of curious people wherever she goes and therefore she can’t work normally — Margaret Leahy shopgirl, sorry now she tried to be a movie star ; “Lord Mayors, with their civic commit- tees, greeted her at every stop of the train, Policemen lifted her onto ships over the heads of admirers.” on London streets for a glimpse of her. she had her automobile, chauffeur, secretary, maids and attendants. A schedule for her pro- posed movements each day was filed early in the mornings with Scotland Yard. The young woman's departure from South- ampton to America was a dramatic occasion. Lord Mayors, with their civic committees, greeted her at every stop of the train from London to the seaport. Policemen lifted her onto ships over the heads of admirers and the captain of the liner took her up to the bridge. The fairy tale part of the story goes along just a little further. During her six months’ stay in America, at Los Angeles, London newspapers recounted each day her progress. The name of Margaret Leahy, the whilom shopgirl, was a household word in England, Scotland and Ireland. More than 2.000.000 postcards bearing her picture were sold to English girls, to whom “their Margaret” represented a dream they all hoped might some day come true for them. An- nouncement of the date of her return from the United States chused more commotion than does the average proclamation of a royal wed- ding. Still a little bit more to the fairy tale. Mar- garet landed on home soil at Liverpoo!. Train- loads of prize beauty fans went on from Lon- don. The royal carpet was laid at the docks for her to walk on from the ship. Bands played, and the Lord Mayors stood at the gang- What became of this Cinderella of today? Two photographs of Margaret Leahy at the time she won the plank to welcome her. ’ Such stories, being like fairy tales, popu- (larly begin with “Once upon a time” : Margaret Leahy, pretty daughter of a garage me- thanic in London, asked her employer one after- Boon in November, 1922, if she could go home early. “She bad worked ali the night before making her fancy ball dress. She had no money with which to buy one and she wanted to be presentable at the ory Ball, where she was to pass in review be- Were an American picture star who was on that oc- “sion to select an English girl as a winner of a /Be¥spaper beauty contest. This event had attracted SFeat attention in ezeland and had profoundly fas- tihated some 200,000 British girls, largely of the ‘Biddle class. . _ Margaret’s employer told her she might go home = time—that she was fired anyhow because she been neglecting her work in the fantastic belief ; that she stood a chance in the coutest which had p been under way during several months. beauty contest. She finished the dress just the same and went, tired and sleepy, to the ball. The great picture star sent Margaret Leahy home with a pat on the cheek and told her she was to be the winner announced in the morning. The prize, in tangible terms, was: Twenty-five thousand dollars’ worth of clothes to be made by the most exclusive dressmakers iu Europe; a moving picture engagement, at a salary vhat was fabulous to her, for a whole year; a long visit in America and a course of training for the films. It happened that this particular contest had thor- oughly interested the British public—so much 60 that members of the royal family eent for Miss Margaret to congratulate her. Ambassadors enter- tained her, West End hostesses enthused over her, shops piled 28 4pon her and crowds counted in thousands braved rain and fog to stand for hours Sunday Magazine- -St. Louis Post-Dizpatch— -May 18, 1924. In London, England’s foremost stage stars celebrated in a gala performance their happi- ness at Margarot’s return. Paul Whiteman, then the rage -of wondon, dedicated new music to her. She did not go to the little home over the garage, but to sumptuous apartments at the fashionable Cariton Hotel. Scotland Yard posted a guard*in the streets outside to keep the crowds from storm- ing the hote] corridors. ~ Almost every important hospital in England had its “Margaret Leahy day.” Twenty-five nurses in white uniforms came down from Manchester to escort ber to the hospitals of that city on an “official’’ visit to their patients. Altogether it was a month of triumph for the one-time shopgirl, an impromptu celebration such as London has seldom witnessed, except in the case of the return of some great General. And its echoes were repeated when the radiant Margaret was called (Continued on Page f°.) Page Three. A ee Re pea Ale me ere a ye .

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Vessel which will attempt 8009-nule voyage in fresh water and salt water is only 68 feet long — She will stop at St. Louis on way down the Mississippi river to Panama Canal and the Pacific — Former Mayor Thompson of Chicago and others have formed corporation to photograph the fish which climb-— Capt. Duken, boat’s commander, says he frequently has seen them, that they can live on land and jump three feet to catch a grasshopper O WOYAGE in the same boat all the way from the city of Chicago to the Island of Borneo, which is under the equator, would be an ambitious proj- ect deserving of some attention on its own account. But when the announced object of such a trip is to obtain movie pictures of the fa- mous but not very well-known climbing fish, reput- ed to flourish an athletic fin in far-away regions, science joins adventure in awaking the average person's interest. The undertaking sounds novel enough, but even now the rather odd-looking boat to be used by the party is nearing completion. As these lines are written the vessel has not yet been named. She is built along the lines of an old-fashioned Ketch, and 638 feet long. St. Louisans wiil-tave a chance to see the boat and her equipment when the party stop here for a day. about the middle of July. on their way down the Mississippi River, headed for Panama and the Pacific. There was some amusement in Chicago when “Big Bill” Thompson. former Mayor. iet it be known that he intended to send out an expedition which should make films of the climbing fish and other strange creatures in action “Fine idea!’ remarked one critic. “After you shoot about six reels that show a flock of perch swarming up a paim tree <Qfter cocoanuts, come around and I'll guide you to some pink elephants and three-headed snakes playing tag in the air.” Remarks like this ome came from friends and enemies so frequently that Thompson finally left $25.000 with a Chieaco broker. it is said, and in- vited the humorists to back their skepticism of his success with wagers of any amount. To date, only $5000 has been put up. ' The Malay Archipelago, most extensive group of islands on the globe, situated southeast of Asia and washed on the west by the Indian Ocean, on the east by the Pacific, is the general destination of Thompson's expedition, according to advices from Chicago. Besides Borneo, the archipelago includes Sumaira, Java, Celebes, the Philippines, the Mo- luecas and the chain of islands which stretch east- ward from Java nearly to the Island of Papua, or New Guinea. It is ome of the strangest parts of the world, and one with which movie patrons have become rather familiar im recent years through “travel films’ and South Sea‘dramas actually made on one or another of the islands. But climbing fish, doing their act in front of a movie camera, perhaps even ascending trees while the camera man turns his crank. would be some- thing degidedly different. On Feb. 20, Thompson and a few of his political friends took out articles of incorporation for the South Sea Research Co. The former Mayor's as- | include George F. Harding, former City , and Eugene R. Pike, President of the (‘ommissioners. The declared pur- ompany was to put into the movies a lives with the same ease in water or on trees and jumps three feet to catch a he same day Capt. Albert J. Duken began laying for a Ketch along Norwegian. lines. Capt. has been a deep-sea sailor simce boyhood. ‘nuoy arcade at Riverview Park, Chicago re- Lone four helpers built the amall ship which will attempt the $000-mile cruise through fresh and salt water to the exotic islands. A tew days ago the Imll, of cypress, was complet- ed, and now it is being “rollered’ through the amusement park to the Chicago River. The boat wtlil be launched on May 329. Just now there is some talk of sailing the craft around te Cleveland for the Re ‘public an convention. This naturally would bring Thompson a cargo of publicity, to which he is not averse. But the cruise to the Malay Archipelago will begin officially at midnight of July 4. Quite a celebration of the en r« . it Page Four. Sunday Magazine— St. Louis Post-Dispatch-.-May 18, 1924. oS eee ee tg ae Faas \ | Tw a Recent photograph of the boat, as its hull neared completion in a Chicago amusement park. event is being planned, with polo games, boxing bouts, Boat races, picnic lunches, political oratory and anything else that will draw a crowd to the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. 20 miles up the shore of Lake Michigan from Chicago. In the evening there will be fireworks, and when the last skyrocket has flared the searchlights will be focused upon the boat which goes forth to catch, with the camera, the porch climbers among the fish family. That night the boat will sail to Chicago and be put in readiness to make her second start at noon of the following day from the Michigan avenue bridge over the Chicago River. All the way to St. Below—William Hale Louis, and beyond, there will be frequent stops, re- (“Big Bilt’) Thompson. ceptions and festivities, if the present plan works out. Some undesired stops may be necessary, also, says he wants, more than he wants as the boat gets through some of the water courses fish movies, to focus the eyes of the to the [Illinois River. For the ketch draws eight world upon the lakes-to-the-gulf wa- and one-half feet of water, and the old I[llinois- terways. Michigan canal lacks just four feet of that depth.. ‘The trip from Chicago to Borneo “But we'll make it, even if I have to roller the will demonstrate conclusively that ship part of the way.” said Capt. Duken. “As it is, Chicago and the towns along the Fa- we are carrying our outside keel on deck, and it #her of Waters are potentially just won't be put in place until we reach New Orleans.” as much seaports as New York, Bos The trip is planned to be a publicity-winning ton and San Francisco. So believes jaunt as far as New Orleans, where Thompson and Thompson, who also hopes that the his political friends will say good-by to the others publicity which is ex- in the party and return home by rail. Six months pected in connection is a long time to be away from home in an election with the long cruise of year, and Capt. Duken estimates it will take about the 68-foot vessel will that long to sail his ketch to Borneo. advertise the fact. The desire to photograph the climbing fish is “It will open oppor- only part of the story of this voyage. Thompson (Continued on Page 14.) b: “The climbing fish bas been reported to climb palm trees, but this needs verification” % a Te li “Clover,” formerly a famo racer and for 37 years ti road horse of a count a amiable disposition — T, |. Rev. Dr. Myers, who own and loved him, has ma him the subject of a bo in which horse immortal: is treated—When far old than the average “olde Late in April, “Clover,” belie oldest horse on record. died at — Catawissa, Pa., after an illness of the advanced age—for a horse He was attended in bis last ill years before, by his owner and Dr. Uriah Myers, now 77. For his youth Clover was a racehorse, one, a winner of many events e * When Dr. Myers bought him, in mal was 17 years old—-an age by a horse. Yet Clover continu until recently in active service as son's road horse, uniil he was mx the aze which already had made noted for longevity. A taxider: American Museum of Natural H York City, went to Catawisea im: Clover’s death and prepared his t vation. Looking as “natural as lif be on exhibition permanently ait Dr. Myers, who loved Clover ans return, in the appended article, ' Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine, of the fine old animal's career. Dr. Myers gives a hint that he | have immortal souls. By URIAH MYERS, I N MID-JUNE, 1871, a bay f light of day in a clover fie Orange County, N. Y. The coming into bloom, noddin; and fragrant heads by way his first environment. Hi showed lines of finest breed! Pehrough Abdullah to imported M _@olphin’s Arabian, and a long a! _Sicestry that dwelt with families _Bedouins, caressed by their wives : ' Parting the love that reproduces it /@ny of this ancient strain of the | Mestic. docile and yet fiery and bi -This awkward colt won his nat _ the grass amid which he slept pease _ bis mother’s side. He was sired b | by Hindoo, by George M. Patches 'Clay. by Andrew Jackson, by Yor ‘Thus came Clover’s wonderful stat + @us speed and endurance. These with those of his racing career, W | Veterinary Surgeon Clifford Jr. ) Stock Farm, Bronx, N. Y., and wi » @opy of full records, tncluding 2 | Baces. which were found among t Clifford's father, amd hence are 1 The younger Dr. Clifford visited Garden. in New York, and saw was on exhibition by invitatic | Bodies of New York State, from M: /All expenses of Clover’s trip and _Met by the Masons, including a pa ‘fo and from the horse’s Pennsylv Particular pals, myself and Mrs. M: Were given free transportation, tl tainment, and the freedom of the #1 /Snd bazar where Clover was exhib Snd unique feature. The Chief of ! a. the Burgess (Mayor) and three | Were with Clover during the entire » Stived an ovation all along the ro carnation horseshoe. The bh Wears old. and be was greeted at th 4

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d Rs _ = id * \ , ® on. - Ss a ‘ — a > \ ‘ s _ rs i ay “a > ok “ , s 7 e ee y ’ * a : o, oe, ‘¢ Py nt q + oe 5 - cy : : ye & " - 4! Y of a “iow . vf . e 4 4 © . s ’ eo A the 7 a ms on, ’ . m4 ei ty 2 4 Me —s = a 4 * . ‘ _—— a 4 ser,” formerly a famous 4 3 racer and for 37 years the : j road horse of a country parson, was noted for his amiable disposition — The ; Rev. Dr. Myers, who owned | and loved him, has made | him the subject of a book _ an which horse immortality is treated—When far older 3 .than the average “oldest horse in the world,” this one in an impromptu road trial distanced a young 2.08 animal that had been se- lected to beat him — His a of a 53-Year-Old Horse —— _ a y ee >>I 7 ': Gam 8 — «+ > preacher pal tells about him Late in April, “Clover,” believed to be the oldest horse on record, died at his home near Catawissa, Pa., after an illness of two weeks, at the advanced age—for a horse—of 53 years. He was attended in his last illness and for 36 years before, by his owner and pal, the Rev. Dr. Uriah Myers, now 77. For some years in his youth Clover was a racehorse, and a famous one, 2 winner of many events on the track. When Dr. Myers bought him, in 1888, the ani- mal was 17 years old—an age seldom reached by a horse. Yet Clover continued living, and until recently in active service as a country par- son's road horse, until he was more than thrice the age which already had made him an anima! noted for longevity. A taxidermist from the American Museum of Natural History, in New York City, went to Catawissa immediately after Clover’s death and prepared his body for preser- vation. Looking as ‘“‘natural as life,”” Clover will be on exhibition permanently at the museum. Dr. Myers, who loved Clover and was loved in return, in the appended article, written for the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine, tells the story of the fine old animal’s career. Incidentally, Dr. Myers gives a hint that he believes horses have immortal souls. Ibert J. Hale mpson. ore than he wants tus the eyes of the es-to-the-gulf wa- hicago to Borneo conclusively that ns along the Fa- potentially just New York, Bos- So believes so hopes that the ~ + ‘ . By URIAH MYERS, D. D. N MID-JUNE, 1871, a bay foal first saw the light of day in a clover field at Chester, Orange County, N. Y. The lush clover, just coming into bloom, nodding countless pink and fragrant heads by way of greeting, was his first environment. His beautiful dam ? showed lines of finest breeding, leading back “rough Abdullah to imported Messenger, by Go- @elphin's Arabian, and a long and pure Arabian ry that dwelt with families in the tents of duins, caressed by their wives and children, im- ring the love that reproduces itself in the prog- of this ancient strain of the world’s most do- estic, docile and yet fiery and brave steeds. ‘This awkward colt won his name, Clover, from me gTass amid which he slept peacefully at night by S mother’s side. He was sired by Young Hindoo, ™y Hindoo, by George M. Patchen, by Cassius M. way, by Andrew Jackson, by Young Bashan, etc. #aus came Clover’s wonderful stamina and marvel- S speed and endurance. These records, together h those of his racing career, were furnished by weterinary Surgeon Clifford Jr. of the Clifford ck Farm, Bronx, N. Y., and where an authentic Wy of full records, including many of Clover’s . Which were found among the papers of Dr. ford’s father, and hence are reliable: The younger Dr. Clifford visited Madison Square rden, in New York, and saw Clover, when the was on exhibition by invitation of the Masonic Midies of New York State, from May 6 to 11, 1922. l expenses of Clover’s trip and exhibition were 4 by the Masons, including a padded express car and from the horse’s Pennsylvania home. His ticular pals, myself and Mrs. Myers, and friends, were given free transportation, the best of enter- ament, and the freedom of the great fashion show ™ac bazar where Clover was exhibited as a special # unique feature. The Chief of Police of Catawis- m™. (he Burgess (Mayor) and three other attendants Were with Clover during the entire trip. Clover re- S*red an ovation all along the route. He wore a = 6 carnation horseshoe. The horse then was 51 old, and he was greeted at the garden by Miss Sunday Magazine- -St. Louis Post-Dispatch- -May 18, 1924. i Mabel Withee, representing the theatrical fraternity, with an armful comprising 51 long-stemmed Amer- ican Beauty roses—and with kisses on his velvet muzzle. His showing in Madison Square Garden attracted multitudes of all classes of people, including, of course, horsemen'‘and horsewomen, real lovers of this noblest of animals, also scientists, educators and business men and women of highest station, success and character. These joined in requesting the writ- ing of Clover’s history, because of its educational value. Many others from coast to coast have urged it also and are awaiting its publication. I have written the book, which will be entitled “The Quest of the Golden Horse.”’ It is now ready for the press, the final chapter describing Clover’s last days and his passing on, which occurred Saturday morning, April 26, shortly after midnight. Clover was unusually well during the winter, be- ing plump and active, and greeting his pal’s com- ing every morning, in cold and storm. Though I am 77 years of age. I arose every morning at 5 o'clock, hours before dawn, and carried to him warm feed and water with the chill taken off. then groomed him and gave him sweet, fragrant clover hay. The first week in April Clover developed eve trouble, an abscess having formed back”of the eye- ball. This affected his appetite and he refused feed for three weeks. His organs failed to function and he weakened until he lay down, never to rise again. During the days and nights he was in this condition Dr. Dorning, a veterinary surgeon, and myself min- istered to him in every possible way. The veterinary had given him attention almost daily before that. Near midnight of Saturday I was alone with Clover as he lay stretched out on abundant straw, with head flat down. I bent over him and gave him cupfuls of water, which he took, looking his thanks. I always talked to him kindly and lovingly, and I did so then, soothing good old Clover until he closed his eyes and slept life away peacefully, dying in his home stall. where he had spent 37 years of his life with best care and with all possible comforts. The New York Jockey Club made this possible by helping with a pension since Clover came back from that city. During his last years no one but myself was allowed to care for him. Clover was driven by me last October. pulling my buggy, and pranced along as spry as a cat, two lady visitors being in the vehicle with me. The remains of Clover I have presented to the American Museum of Natural History, for preserva- tion for scientific and educational purposes. A copy of the record of his racing career, in part, dur- ing some years,“ts given here by Dr. Clifford, who saw and fully identified Clover. Dr. Deane, who knew Clover in early days, and two other veterans, one of them the long-time driver of Clover as a racehorse . and the other his attendant at races, also visited and identified him. These men are, respectively, 82. 75 and 73 years of age. ‘ Clover’s first race was in August, 1874. He was then a 3-year-old and trotted a mile to a high-wheel sulky, on an old-time track, in 2m. 53 1-4s. Three minutes then was considered wonderful time for a youngster. The following were some of his races, all of which he won: Fleetwood Park, N. Y., June 24, Fleetwood Park, June 27, 1876; Herkimer, N. Y., July 26, 1876; 2 Albany, N. Y., Aug. 4, 1876; 2:3 Catskill, N. Y.. Aug. 8, 1876; 2:3 73 2 4 ; Elmira, N. Y., Sept. 25, 1877; 2:31 1- ; Clayer at his home ready to take the Rev. Dr. Myers (who is seen in the buggy) on a pastoral call. Conneaut, O., Aug. 1, 1880, where he ran as “Brightwood”™; 2:30 1-2. Amenia, N. Y., Sept. 6, 1883: 2.27 3-4. Morristown, N. J., Sept. 1, 1881; 2:27 3-4. Mount Holly, N. Y., Oct. 23, 1881; 2:30 1-4. Spirit ot -the-Times credits Clover with a record of 2:25 3-4. A racing driver, whose letter to me has been mislaid, claimed to have driven the horse in two winning races in 2:19. The above were al}! winning efforts. After a final successful season, Clover was dis- posed of at a horse sale at Bridgeport, Conn., to a Philadelphia horseman, for $850. In 1888 I became his last owner. I purchased him from E. J. Walker of Philadelphia, who had used him for several years as a park and road horse. Then began his ca- reer as a parish and road horse in Central Penn- sylvania. He was 17 years old then. It required a year of constant care to bring him back to good form at that age. In this time new hoofs were grown, all traces of racing hardships were removed and the horse shone like mahogany, with eagle eyes and an ideal form. Naturally, he attracted atten- tion everywhere. I found that he was developing amazing speed. Some parties determined to take Clover’s crown. They combined and got a 2:08 road horse. One day while I, driving Clover, was waiting at a railroad crossing for a train to pass, this horse was driven close up. I said to the driver: “Please drive ahead, as I want to cool my horse by slow driving.” “I don’t want to,”’ he replied, but when, farther on, there was room to pass, he rushed his horse up alongside, trying to pass. Clover took the bit and struck his gait, and soon left the new horse in the rear. The other could not pull over a rough road and hold his speed. When a bridge was reached, farther on, and Clov- er slowed up, the man following called out: ‘Hello, Reverend!” No attention being paid to that, he repeated his call, adding: “I was only in fun.”’ “Clover had lots of fun.”’ was my reply. It was my practice to avoid all possible brushes, but Clover so enjoyed going that all I could do was to -tighten the lines and follow. One day a pro fessional timer of races came and asked to have a ride behind Clover. ‘The parson, because he knew his horse well, yielded, though he did not know the When a fine stretch of road “Let me time him a intentions. man asked: visitor's was reached the mile.” “Tt is not my habit to speed him,”’ was my reply. “but keep your stopwatch going two miles.’ At the first milestone he said ‘*2:12.”’ “You must be mistaken,” I suggested the next carefully.” ) Then he exclaimed, at the end of the seeond mile: “*Two-twelve—2:24 for the second mile.” The man opened his wallet and offered me any sum I might name for Clover. I should not finish this sketch without mention- ing Clover’s sweet disposition toward everybody. In the thousands of miles we drove him, he never failed us. He saved our lives a number of times, proving in marvelous ways the presence of mental. ity and reasoning power of a high order. All this will be given fully in the forthcoming story about Clover’s whole career. In that work horse psychol- ogy. and the past, present and future of the horse, including even a section on horse immortality, will be included. Clover is sadly missed by his pals Page Fwe. “Watch

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Cairo, The City Cf Disillus “Few travelers have seen the sphinx in a driving rain- storm—I have and I was not favorably impressed.” By KARL K. KITCHEN. F YOU want to preserve any of your fond illusions about the land of Tut- ankhamen, don’t remain long in Cairo. For life in the capital of Egvpt today —for tourists, at least—is a succession of disillusionments. It is not because Cairo is the most expensive playground in the world that I set forth this warning. The tourist who can afford to visit Egypt usually has the money to pay a high price for every sensation. The point I want to make is that the Cairo of 1924 is no more like the Cairo of the novelist and short-story writ- er than the Hollywood of fiction is like the real gelatine suburb of Leos Angeles. For instance, the day I arrived at the railway station in Cairo I was surprised to find Morris Gest’s “Mecca” company on the platform—in their makeup. Bat I soon discovered my mistake. The colorful and aromatic crowd was simply a bunch of hotel run- ners, dragomans and taxicab drivers, who had come down to meet the train to pick up all the loose change within reach. - To be fooled by these bovs—and after al! these years—did not augur well for my sojourn in the city of the faithful. But I soon discovered that it was only the beginning ofa long series of disillu- sionments. To begin de-bunking Cairo one must start with the climate. If anyone told vou that Cairo was cold in February, that you would need a heavy overcoat to visit the desert, and that you might encounter a Snowstorm near the Sphinx. vou would put him cown as a lunatic—uniless you had visital the Egyp- tian capital in the height of the tourist season The warm February sunshine in Cairo is as much of a myth as sunny California in winter—onlv more so. I wore a heavy ulster throughout my sojourn in Lower Egypt. and despite the fact that I had a grate fire in my room at the Mena House—I lived opposite the great pyramid of Cheops on the edge of the desert—I was rarely warm. It rained day after day and one afternoon it actually hailed! To be sure, I was assured that this cold. disagreeable weather was “unusual.’” but after traveling more than 56000 miles to find a warm climate. I felt that I was at least entitled to a rair check The wonderful winter climate of Cairo is the bunk—the same kind of bunk as the splendors of King Tut’s tomb. I know, for I’ve been bunked my- self Next winter I’m going to stay im New York and be comfortable, for the simple truth of the sit- uation is that the hotels in Cairo are not built for cold weather. But the shivering tourist has to pay —and catch cold in the utadvantageous bargain Secondly, as a clergyman would say. there is the bunk about Cairo’s gay social life The social! 1lifé of the smart set in Cairo today is as lively and gay as a candy pull in Kansas City. There was a time when the suburbe of -h: ty Page Six. Sunday Magazine- -St. Louis Post-Dispatch. The warm February sunshine is a myth, declares disappointed traveler, so finds the social life about as gay as a candy pull in Kansas City — sad truth about some of the “Princes” in Egypt — Wealthy natives winters on the Riviera and summers in Switzerland—But there are ful mosques, to enter which you buy tickets and to get out of which you tig the attendants—Shivering tourists ride through dirty streets in the rain, oe sailed by beggars and venders 7 were filled with aristocratic Brit- ishers. Their vil- las were the pride and envy of the wealthy natives. But today these villas are closed. The Britishers are on the Riviera and elsewhere. The local British col- ony has been s0 depleted—due to the policy of the Egyptian Govern- ment—that the clubs, racetracks and polo fields are deserted. The im- portant social functions are diplomatic affairs at which the native Egyptians predominate—which is all very well, but not like the Cairo of pre-war days. If you want to give Cairo society the once-over. take tea at the Gizerah Sporting Club. On the spa- cious verandas of this clubhouse on an island in the Nile, across the Kasr el Nil Bridge. gather daily the wealth, beauty and fashion of the capital. The function is deadly dull, the tea terrible and the assemblage is as motley a gathering as rou would encounter at a film star’s lawn party in Hollywood. For instance, the occupant of the nearby Gizerah Palace, which was formerly a gorgeous hotel, is a Syrian who calis himself Prince Michel Lotfallah. He is a huge, greasy person of lowly birth who man- azed to corral a lot of land and who purchased the title of Prince for $50.000 from someone in his na- tive land. After the war he bought the hotel on the island and lives there with two or three families who occupy apartments in the huge structure. I mention “Prince” Lotfallah."because he is typical ofthe “noble” personages one meets at the sporting clab.- Any Oriental rug or cigarette manufacturer who buys a sizable tract of land can call himself “Prince,” and Cairo society is overrun by these climbers, who correspond to the “scheibers” of mod- ern Germany and ourown “profiteers” at heme The amous “Prince” Fahmy. who was shot by his French wife in London, was the son of a poor Egyp- tian fellaheen. or peasant. He had no richt to his self-assumed title, and the few real Egyptian Princes resented his bad taste. to let him down easily. “Prince” Lotfallah’s title is not recognized by King Fuad I, but that doesn’t prevent him from insisting that everyone address him as if he were of royal blood Cairo is the home of many Egyptians of great ee a ee ee wealth. but most of them wish spend their winters on the Rive and their summers in Switserig During the so-called tourist s asi Americans—and a nkling English—have to contribute # at ever gayety there is. Their see life naturally centers i th big hotels—Shepheard’s, tinental and the Semi their dinners, teas and fer little from similar fr smart resort hotels in Ame tector had an original idea beh A Was announed as a “Gala BH “ Ball” and prizes were @ for the most attractive as the most original head The originality of the. Th tourists who attended the am was shown by the fact that me than two dozen made up their heal like Rodolph Valentino. Hewett with copies of “The Sheik” at every news stand, it is Bet) surprising after all. In fact, "a Sheik" and “Desert Love” two most widely read and discumam books among the tourist set” Cairo—a condition too 2 obvious to be debunked. Cairo offers nothing in the way@ modern Egyptian art, music or literature. Its opam at the Royal Opera House, which, by the way, Wal be condemned as a 10-cent movie house in Hew is given by a third-rate Italian company at that would make Fortune Gallo gangrenous Wi envy. Its drama is supplied by traveling Fras companies that occasionally have well-known stam And its movies are largely American. 1 saw Gm old Chaplin comedy in its leading “cinema,” & | best thing I can say for the film-going pie Cairo is that it appreciates Charlie at his true Wort The night life of Cairo has its dancing girls end Ge tive cafe chantants, but unless you have a stra . oo 7’ stomach I advise total abstinence. pe Do not get the idea that Cairo is without attr tions. It boasts of mosques, which are = largest and most beautiful in the world—for Wi you have to buy tickets to enter, as well as te! the attendants to get out. The Moha be ligion frowns on the taking of interest, but # not disapprove of begging or selling articles & bazars for seven times what they are worth. could go shopping or sightseeing in Cairo being assailed by beggars and assanlted by of postcards and knickknacks, there might tes sense to it, especially in decent weather. a riding around dirty streets in the cold and raia,s to be harassed and short-changed by dirty mau the bar of Shepheard’s or the crate fire of @ bedroom is the only Cairene institution that am up to specifications. Many tourists are ed in the pyramids and the Sphinx. Many disappointed in the climate. But I never : one who admitted that he was disappointed im? heard'’s—at least after he had taken a Tuts cocktail on its famous terrace. a? While I was trying to cet warm at the @ Shepheard’s—after a chilly visit to the races at) opolis Jockey Club—an afternoon of “ing would have disgraced a Long Island County @ heard shouts coming from the entrance of the “What's going on, Abdullah?” I asked my @ for all waiters in Cario are either Achmed, ABM or Mohammed. “ms “Big procession in honor of Zaghloul h explained, grinning and showing his white @ “Why. what day is today’ I asked, for 1@ perhaps it was some special occasion. , “I don't know what day today is, bat m is Friday.” answered Abdullah. “Tomorrow march in procession for Zaghloul Pasha.” ~~ Which may give a sidelight on the type 6f1 tian who is supporting the new Nationalist Most of them don’t know the day of the Wa even the year they are living in. The not tions I saw were compored of ragged men who could be hired fora °/Continuecd on -May 18, 1924. . A OO —er" ~~ foned vest hung loose. The pen ets was held im place by an ort a band of biue embroidered ela. hold up his sleeve. He was as compactly and p Russian wolfhound; thin-flanke of shoulder, long of limb. Hi rather weak. | The bedroom of the little fra full of the blended odors of tal rum. ripening alfalfa, sagebrus heart-lifting something that fs t mer prairie. For Sam was get! journey, and the window was o gado day that sparkled outside As he brushed. his hair hi« « the mirror. Ella Pavitt sat by the wind the bed with Sam's open valise muscled, vigorous, brown-skin sweater, short woo! skirt. man’ irrigating boots with fresh mud early morning sunshine edged t! of her figure with a blurred lin “This hero business,” Sam | goat' Makes me fee! like a d: Rut Ella knew it didn’t. “' enough hero I ever saw!” “Forget it! That's what I's goon as they'll let me. I'm ge day and let the brotherhood ci the railroad gimme the dough, to stick the medal in my pock gand bucks tm the bank, and get it!” 3 And he would, too. She kr everything. He loved admira lived on it; had to have it. W1 ed it unwittingly by something isto funny, strutty little ways and innocent as Samuelila’s. a

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Sion } ed traveler, who al. City — The y natives spend there are wonder. of which you tip 's in the rain, as- but most of them wisely their winters on the Rivierg eir summers in Switzerland. g the so-called tourist season, ns—and a. sprinkling of h—have to contribute what- yety there is. Their socia] turally centers around the btels—-Shepheard's, the Con- 1 and the Semiramis. But dinners, teas and dances dif- ttle from similar functions at resort hotels in America. ttended one function at the mis, however, which et least n original idea behind it. I¢ bnouned as a “Gala Headdresg and prizes were distributed me most attractive as wel! as bat original head decorations. originality of the American who attended the affair shown by the fact at more wo dozen made up heads Rodolph Valentino. However, copies of “The Sheik” on sale ry news stand. it is not so ing after all. In fact, “‘The " and “Desert Love” are the ost widely read and discussed S among the tourist set in a condition too appallingly to be debunked. iro offers nothing in the way of music or literature. Its opera ise, which, by the way. would nt movie house in Hoboken, te Italian company at prices une Gallo gangrenous with supplied by traveling French nally have well-known stars. ely American. I saw one its leading “cinema,” and the for the film-going public of tes Charlie at his true worth. has its dancing girls and na- but unless rou have a strong 1 abstinence. that Cairo is without attrac- bsques, which are among the iful in the world—for which to enter, as well as to tip out. The Mohammedan re- taking of interest, but it does ‘cing or selling articles in the what they are worth. If one Sightseeing in Cairo without rs and assaulted by venders knacks, there might be some in decent weather. But after Teets in the cold and rain, only hort-changed by dirty natives, ‘s or the grate fire of one’s Cairene institution that comes Many tourists are disappoint- d the Sphinx. Many more are Himate. But I never met any- he was disappointed in Shep- or he had taken a Tutankhamen terrace. to get warm at the bar at chilly visit to the races at Heli- n afternoon of racing that a Long Island County fair—t from the entrance of the hotel. Abdullah?” I asked my waiter, ) are either Achme@, Abdullah honor of Zaghlou!l Pasha,” he d showing his white teeth. today?" I asked, for I thought special occasion. t day today is, but tomorrow Abdullah. “Tomorrow I aise for Zaghiou!l Pasha.” sidelight on the type of EsyP- ge the new Nationalist Premier. know the day of the week oF re living in. The demonstra- ipmed of ragced men and boys, fora (Continucd on Page 14.) = |SAM Pay WITT. HERO AM PAVITT stood at the bureau and brushed his stiff black hair awkwardly with his left hand. The right sleeve of his fresh- ly laundered white shirt hung empty from the shoulder. His carefully pressed blue serge trousers were gallused high with pale blue suspenders. The sides of his unbut-* foned vest hung loose. The pencil in one of its pock- ets was held in place by an ornate clip. There was g band of blue embroidered elastic about his arm, to fold up his sleeve. He was as compactly and powerfully built as a Russian wolfhound; thin-flanked, deep-chested, wide of. shoulder, long of limb. His face was lean and yather weak. The bedroom of the little frame ranch house was fall of the blended odors of taleum powder and bay rom, ripening alfalfa, sagebrush and that unnamed, heart-lifting something that is the breath of the sum- mer prairie. For Sam was getting ready to go on a journey, and the window was open to the blue Colo- gado day that sparkled outside like a jewel. As he brushed his hair his eves met his wife’s in the mirror. Ella Pavitt sat by the window, near the foot of the bed with Sam's open valise on it: a keen, clean- guscled, vigorous, brown-skinned girl, in a gray sweater, short wool skirt. man’s felt hat and rubber frrigating boots with fresh mud stains on them. The early morning sunshine edged the bold, strong curves of her figure with a blurred line of gold. “This hero business,” Sam Pavitt said, “gets my goat! Makes me fee! like a darned fool!" Rut Ella knew it didn’t. “You're the only sure- enough hero I ever saw!” “Forget it! That's what I'm going to do just as goon as they'll let me. I'm going in to Denver to- day and let the brotherhood cimme the medal, and the railroad gimme the dough, and then I’m going to stick the medal in my pocket and the five thou- gand bucks in the bank, and come home and for- it!” fr he would, too. She knew that. He forgot everything. He loved admiration, worked for it; lived on it; had to have it. When he hadn't attract- ed it unwittingly by something he'd done, he'd fall isto funny, strutty little ways to get it, as naive end innocent as Samuella’s. But after he’d done something heroic he'd forget it. He had pulled the engineer and fireman of his train—-Sam was a brake- man—out of the river into which they had plunged with their engine when the spring rains took out the bridge. And he swam the river with a broken arm is order to flag the train from the other direction. The whole country rang with it, but Sam himself could forget it. There were meretricious things in him, and this quiet girl he had married saw them as clearty as if she had been his sister; but his gallantry wasn't one of them. Flamboyant, ringing. spectacular, it was as real as old Gray Dome’s granite peak off there across the plains. Throw things tnto the sphere of “vet! } ie m A y a i ut dh ‘iy i ihe : ? 4 lp nt ms ie We li his | if lh bX, ¥ ’ °E te 4 VTA | ru | tT ig j ie , A" 7 Nfl iatin a nivel “dy ALMA end PAUL ELLERBE a | action, unfurl the banner of danger, and Sam stepped out, clean and simple, a hero. He stood with his legs wide apart to bring his face down to the glass and tried on a new green velour hat—jaunty, with the unhealed ends of the severed shoulder muscles still twitching! He was jaunty because they twitched. He'd risen to meet the chal- lenge of pain. And he'd go on meeting it—if it didn’t last too long. He always breasted the hills. It was the level stretches that wore him down. An automobile siren cut through the song of the meadow lark outside. “That's Tom now,” said Ella. Tom Grierson was their neighbor on the 160 to the north. They had arranged with him to take Sam to the traine Sam's great arm encircled his wife's shoulder, and she thrilled te the touch of its muscles as hard as oak. The flesh of her ached where the other arm should have gone. They had been so close during those isolated summer weeks of Sam's recovery! The railroad had paid all the doctor's bills, and the neighbors. had taken turns in relieving her of the farm work. She had sat for hours at Sam's bedside, sewing, talking a little. or in silence, the windows wide to the summer, the sweet air quivering with the jubilant songs of the meadow larks, the far blue mountains dreaming in the west. A perfect inter- lude in the midst of life's imperfections. She hated to gee it end and the old, conflicting influences have sway again. “You won't forget?’ she said, taking refuge in the things that could be talked about. ‘You'll raise the mortgage first. And then you'll get the tractor—if you find that you can drive.it with your left hand.” (Secretly she was sure he could drive it with his teeth if he tried; there weren’t many things of that sort he couldn’t do.) “And then you'll buy the things on the list—-you're sure you've got it?’ “Yep. Inside pocket of my coat over there. And, so help me, John Henry, I don't say howdy to the Mayor if I meet him on the street, till I've tended ge A Over his shoulder her eyes fell upon a handker- chief box of speckled pink and pale green stuff that looked like shavings, with a tiny strip of mirror dropped into the lid, like a slice of citron in a sugar cooky, and her arms crew tighter about him. “If he starts to play, won't you please ‘stop him if—if you can? There’s a lot depending on it “And nothing else, Sam! .Nothing else! Only the things on the list! You promise?” “Yes, honey. Only the things on the fist. I prom ise.”’ She didn't look at the fragile flowered chiffon parasol of Samuelia’s that stoed over in the corner: or at the little red plush chair with steers’ horns for arma, of poor little Jackie's, who never sat in it with- out pricking himself; or at the big aluminum plaque on the wall, with an edge frilled like a pie and a picture of the Capitol buflding at Denver in the middie of it; or at the large flaring chromo of a thin-necked, anemic woman in a polonaise and a bustle, with a tall, old-fashioned hat that rode high on her blonde head, and an armfu! of flowers: or at . any of the other presents that Sam had sent from Denver on the various occasions when tipsy contrt- tion had overtaken him in the midst of poker games that were going against him; but she felt them around her, and she knew that he did, too. And she knew ¢hat he was remembering how he had stopped the game solemnly, wherever the mood caught him, strode from Flat Peter’s pool hall, where the gang foregathered, bought these objects of art, with instructions that they be sent direct to Ella, and then gone back and lost the rest of his money with a com- paratively easy mind, solaced by the thought of the beautiful presents at home. “But, I mean it,’ he said, steadily. “I-—I'm not fourflushing. I'm off that drinking and gambling stuff for keeps!” And she believed him. “The mortgage, the tractor’’—she ticked them off by placing one brown, strong finger after another on his cheek——“‘the things on the list, the bank (you'll put in all but just a bupdred dollars for running ex- penses), and then whatever it is the brotherhood's fixed up for you, and then the midnight train back to me.” “You said it, pardner! 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Masonry in Wilson Dam would make two Woolworth buildings with all win- dows and door places filled m—Spans the Tennessee River and is one mile long, 177 feet high and velop POLIO horsepo a ‘izer and ammunition var Ss Vmpietion that Girtegé that Wt srryes? water T+)opinept, will persons have reac 0 ine of the Muerle Shoals property jte gigantic cam for tiv Aiabema, teelioding plant, pavigation locks apc uitrate ix pot kelly that many have been envision theme ereat engineering and build- all thelr magnitude iiGing of Wilson Dem «sione bast been a stupentour undertaking and it hes been said that when thie ¢€am apd several others to be thrown arrone the Tennessee River above end below ft shall have been completed, alopg with the contemplated syetem of naviretion locks, there will have been ac ‘omplished an euginerring feat second only to the vuliding of the Panama Cana! There are longer dams than Wilson. Dam, and fame that are higher, but pone that i« larger It mile jong, 127 feet high. > feet thick at the and eontaine 2€.500,0090 cu feet of masonry A part of the equipment of this big project is a powerhouse 1250 feet long and 174 feet hich, which will have an ultimate capacity of €06 00 horsepow The eoet of the dam will be $51,000,000 The project ie being conetructed by the United tates War Department Corpe of Engipeers under he direction of Major4lenera!l Lansiog H. Beach, thief of enrineers, with Brigadier-General Harry Taylor |} diately in chare-s The construction forter on work have been directed by Lieuten- ant-Colonel George RR. Bpalding since last May. Hugh L. Cooper @& Co. are the deeirning and super- Vieing engineers under contract aud all electrical netallatione will be made by the Weeretingrehbouse Co The Muecle Shoals project has been called the ifeet hycraulic undertaking in the world, a vital ur national defense, the hope of Amer ure and the key to the navigation of Hiver » of wur called it tistence. . To “t have explosives, and to make ez- “t have nitrates fut our normal upply @o not furnish enough nitrates to tiroes of DPeace nor a tenth war In 1936 we were absolutely de pon Chile for the balance Chile, from could be absolutely cut off by a pair of nubmarines The solution of thiz very serious problem is to tap nexhauetible reservoir of the air, and force the reluctant element nitroren into some combination th other elements from which pitrates can be rmed To do this, on an adequate scale, requires mmense facilities and larce amounts Bf power, and nowhere ip the country was either avallable for this purpose in 1916 lience the Government decided 'o bulld a nitrate plant of its own: and because ere were at Muecle Shoals, on the Tennessee River, » the northern part of Alabawa, ample water power, onvenient supplies of raw materials and a location of the highest security from a military standpoint, { wae selected as the site for the undertakir Work was started in July. 1978 The mediate ne called fer the con tion of nitrate plant known as Nitrate Plant No. 2) with capacity of 150 tones of nitrogen compounds a day, and the larg- est dam in the world (called Wilson Dam), capa- ble of generating from 200.000 to 660.000 horse- power of electrical energy, By the time the armis- tice was sixned the nitrate plant was substantially completed, altheugh work on the dam was barely started. Congress decided to finish the latter, how- ever, and it will be rypcy to deliver power some time in 1925. The strictly war-time works do not, however, rep- ent all of the undertakings, existing and proposed, t Muscle Shoals. If present plans are carried out in full, the complete development will comprise the following etructures Dam No. 1-—-A small navigation dam. to be le cated two miles below Wilson Dam. Its estimated cost is $1,400,000. Its construction is not yet ap- proved Dam No. 2—~This ts the Wilson Dam. now nearly completed. It will develop power and is provided with navigation locks. Its final cost is estimated at $51,000,000. Dam No. 3—A proposed power and navigation needn f “tates independent of foreign supply sourees in the manuufacture of ferti- 05 feet thick at the base — Will ultimately de wer—What this great project means to navigation, ~ aereulture and national defense—Immense nitrate plant wil] make United dam, located 18 miles above Wilson Dam. Its esti- mated cost is $25,060,000. Ite comstruction is not yet approved. Nitrate Plant No. 1—This is a relatively small nitrate plant. built im 1917 for experimental pur- poses. at a cost of $19.000.000. Nitrate Plant No. 2—The large nitrate plant bailt to supply nitrates during the war. Its total cost, in- udizge a 100,000 horsepower steam plant and @ limestompe quarry at Waco, was $55.000.000. Villages—tIn connection with Nitrate Plants No. 1 and No. 2, complete villages for the workers have been erected, including bouses, schools, botels, a bospital, roads, streets, sewers, water and electric systems, telephones and other modern improve- ments. The cost of these villaces and public works was $16.000.000. . In striking contrast to almost all of the other creat war-time undertakings, Muscle Shoals did not become useless as soon as the armistice was signed, bot possessed great peace-time possibilities. It was a wise derision to complete at least the essential por- tloms and to place them in capable hands to devel- op these possibilities. It thus becomes a permanent addition to our national resources, an enduring me- morial to our great war President. Being a source of two of the most important factors in our civiliza- tlon—electricity and nitrogen compounds—it is eapeble of benefiting the American people in in- numerable ways; but for the present. special atten- tion is being given to four phases of its usefulness— fertilizer, power, navigation and explosives. Wilson Dam is the first to be constructed of a series of three dams within a distance of 25 miles on the Tennessee. Proposed Dam No. 3 is located about 20 miles upstream from Wilson Dam and isc a water power and navigation development. Proposed Excess surplus waters dur- ing flood periods are passed through Fat x. ‘rol gates, each 38 feet long and 18 feet high. er sngy lock for neaww- gation. fotal lift, 93 feet. to rary se Wil«cn tains 26.566.006 solid cubic Ger to get some ides of Woolworth Buildimg to b+ twice as bith oe perfectly solid, or try to picture «2 comepsing feet wide and siz incbes thick. stretchy 5 York to Chicago. I this war the a poy in tbe W iison Dam may be vies 5 : oS The dam will be equipped vith 3 ie spiliwey section being 2954 fect lem. Bie spillway openings has 2 control gate @f steel 18 feet high anc #0 feet long. ~ rad ak aes * are of novel desicz. ae At flood stage an -normous amount ef wa be passed over the dam and & is ext | to bave these control gates of positive « Throughout the duration of flood ods of water 10 feet or more im depth we ie over each of the 58 spillway copecingn & down on the sloping side of the dum into the waters below. Each contro) gate is counterweighted first. with a dead counterweight pulleys on an equalizer shaft, and | This counterweight is used to partly aie to fix the effective weight of the ae from each end of the gate is a counterwals two-part chain line and free to slide Bau weight well, built into the mascury the These wells are called displacement t counterweights are called displacement weights. These two displacement tamke connected by piping at their bottoms, ems a three-way valve, which allows water te out of the tanks, as the case may be ~ aw. ° i O Sp ¥ fe Mia, ae oY a \ a ie 0 "eae i The dam or spillway section is feet long. 95 feet high from river | 140 feet from botiom of fou on to operating bridge. and is 1035 feet thick al the base a 1 i wl! (Tiny i nit 7 ty HT it] ’ HW i BR) 6 a fo. oe See M from the upper pool by = the pier; to empty the tanks th the water in the tank is disch: displacement counterweig 25.000 pounds and displac thus when the displace ash its effective weig 4 ¥ of water. is just aw 4 te is closed the displace a and the counterweight h: i To open the gate, water is d ~~ ment tank and as the wate eight increases in effective w ced weight of the control g: te moves upward as the wa t tank is drawn down. To ‘wate. water is admitted q the uD a nant of the sed. It can operation of each control gate i a three-way valve. This ° in the pipe and inspection tunn hand, from the bridge over the (Continued on Page | ——— na _— special spillways with pte pass surplus waters Eeomel riods of ennessee River.

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—— ea, £ / on * a” (Continued from A Fall From Grace_With a Happ} The dooryard was only a bit of scrab- bly, heof-scarred prairie, with a barbed” wire femee around it. A few little wild sunflowers flamed here and there. and there were dark green patches of tum- ble-weed and brilliant bursts of dan- delions over by the windmill, but mostly the chickens had it their own way. The house had never been painted. It had weathered streakily. The streaks ran down from the rusted heads of the nails. There was a small corral off to one 4 side, with a sod barn in one corner of itt,” he said, kindly; th it. A chamois-colored horse, with stains é; | thoushtful moment: “Il k on its hips, and a brindled cow Lee ge , on aan: ane was soae. at opposite sides of a generous pile | alfalfa hay with an air of comradeship. Ella whistled the next The roof of the barn had fallen in under : , . stirred the waffle a the weight of last winter's snows. | - sro pr Rages - see if S cast his over the dilapidated = . nough. — 2 erg agteict “eps amare —— o'clock; had fed the horse gg “We'll make it the niftiest little place a and jhe chickens; | that the old boy could find in a hard Jackie and helped Sa uellg | ‘day’s flying.” He pointed te a big prai- buttons; set the table re rie eagle cruising down the wind and got everything ready ° high up. ; . minute Sam arrived. gah “Hey, Sam!” Tom Grierson called te ect | | cnet _ Har clear, high, ish out. “See who's here!” And a2 man ‘o35 : filled the kitchen. Her feat) climbed down from the front seat and : the floor lightly as she ve came forward to meet them. ——— : a) | about. She had put on a wi If it . : oul et and a thin white blouse : “Why, u old son. of a n! it shart! Ss lace on the ruffle that ram a His jaws worked in time ing engine of hiscar. Wi his tight-fitting hat and down. His face less as a house with the Nature and his optician } to his sharp little brows | lurked away back behind: lids and thick-lensed glass denly they looked st she felt that their ex ef comprehension and f “I'll keep an eye on et, eal a¥ a 4 el " ‘4 < t SHIPPED FREE HIP isn’t Chartie McKeever. You know : : att , | _ Not a cent to until you ese the bosks. Charlie, Ella. Only homest farage = ite =a ‘L, _ pe i+ ‘eaieee enticed. keeper in the worid.” aa = cat rrr ; They all shook hands. : —* : 3 t. | ee 2 SEND NO MONEY sr) . = , ey Are Aree rit MeKeerer was a big. awkward, loose- | <a ly built fellow of about 46, with a great pees - , Be aut heartiness of manner. . . . ; ENTERS 4 “Come out to visit my brother Henry. Aiming to come over to see you every day, but the horses was all busy. And last might a bumch of the boys down to ; Y : Denver called me up on the long dis- ; nat tance and deputized me to drop over Nes pe and = re DF. cece eeereresseerereereree this way and inform you of something.” : druggist 2D , - Bmployed pat He revolved his body impressively until han le »_ them, Reference wt: he faced Sam. “I'm notifying you offi- The sap and spring of youth had gone out of her body. ler mind rocked with her is ~ . cially that the gang’s arranging the chair, back and forth! “Did he lese it all, or did he clear swellest feed that the little old town of the land before he began to play?” Denver’s ever scen. At Beefsteak Lar- eee eee eee eee eetnmeeereserereere eee eee eee Ree eee eeeeeeerere Pewrre yet cee 8 ry’s tonight at 6:30. In honor of Sam Pavitt, hero.” “Well. what do you know about that! In honor of me! Swell stuff, ain't it, Ell?” His black eyes shone. His gre- garious, admiration-loving spirit preened in them as openly as a pretty woman before her mirror in a bright room with the curtains up. “And I can still get back on schedule time. Train don't leave till after midnight.” “You ain’t aiming to come back to- nigher” “T ain’t alming to, old son, 'm com- ing.” Sam said, with his old, familiar crin and a tome of new decisiveness. “Me and Elia and the kids are break- fasting together tomorrow at 7:36.” Climbing into the front seat beside Grierson, “Get in behind me, Satan'” he said to his friend. “And don’t open your head about me staying over. It’s not that I'm not itching to do it, bat Im catting out all that old stuff now and starting over.” He turned about in the seat and looked into McKeever’s eves. “Seber Sam.” be said. seriously. “That’s me. And I'm not playing cards. Or any other games. see?” Chartie McKeever leant forward earn- estivy aad incladed both Sam and Ella in his glance. “Snre.” he said, hon- estly. “And you'd ought to hare done it a long time ago. You're not the kind that eam stand whisky. I've always told vou so. But this is not that sort of a jamboree. Al! the old cane’s going to be there, but that’s not what they're coming for t's—-it's—_-er——-well, to do him honor, Mrs. Pavitt, that’s all. And I'm kind of afraid they'll be sore if Sam's got to leave ‘em just as things are gettine warmed up.- Why, Burns and Tavilor are coming down from Cripple! And Jim Kite from Alamosa’ And old liarry Law, that hasn't left his Larimer street boarding house in rears, is going to be there in his wheel chair'” “Gee!” said Sam. impressed and touched. “It's a darned cood old bunch, Ill tell the world'™ Certainly —Ella remembered —they had been darned good to him. Drunk or seber, flush or broke, there wasn't one of them who wouldn't have done anything he could for Sam Pavitt. Some- thing leosened inside of her. . “You stay over if you want to. You can attend to all your other business first.” she said, with a emile of under. standing. And almost immediately she wished Page Ten. she hadn't. A look that frightened her danced like an imp in Sam's eyes. “Gosh! but I'd like to! To think of them fixing up ali that just for me!” Tentatively his eyes probed hers; found her fear, and withdrew hastily. “No, siree!"" He clesed the subject incisively. ““We'll have the humdinged- est time ever was up till midnight, and then I'm coming home! Sorry, Charlie, bat I've cot to keep my engagement with my girl. First I've made since I got ont of bed, and I got to keep it.” Grierson let in the clutch, and they left in a swirl of prairie dust, with Sam leaning out of the car and calling back: “Seven-thirty. Ell! Ill be alomg with Old Man Gile.” Old Man Gile brought the mail. The children raced back toe the wind- mill Sturdy and competent, Ella walked with strong, solid steps to the headgate in the irrigating ditch, think- ing of the imp that had danced in Sam’s eyes. She had forgotten that look for a time—-while Sam was ill. But she knew it bitterly well. It came into the eres of Sam and Samuella when things were about to happen. It was so vital and persuasive and ir- responsible, that it frightened her There was a touch of Pan in it. and though Ella had never heard of Pan. she felt his influence and feared it, as all wives and mothers do. She remem- bered a time when she had caught Sam- uella with Jackie's kitten in a cigar box, bent on sending it off for a voyage in the irrigating ditch—which was four feet wide and running swift and deep with a heavy current 6f muddy water— and the imp danced in her eyes. “What are promises,” it seemed to say, “or wives. or kittens, or anything else, be- fere the necessities of this imperious joy of life!” She felt that she wouldn't have been able to rescue the kitten if she hadn't been bicger than Samuelia. And suddenly she was afraid of what he was going to doin Denver. She wished she had gone with him. She looked over at the. chamois-col- ored horse. out of a halt. impulse to hitch up and follow. But she knew she couldn't treat him like that. He’d never forsive her. No, she had to let him see this through alone. He'd got his ow life to live; she could not live it for him. ‘tanding there leaning on her long- handled shovel. she looked off across the prairie and thoucht about it, and observed idly Tunck Pearse setting forth in his car, apparently eut of a little cave in the horizon. With a sigh she let her mind slip from Sam to Tunck Pearse. He'd be going to Denver. He went at about this time every month. Why, nobedy knew; for he wasn’t given to talking much about anything, or at all of his own affairs. He lived by himself and to himself, on a homestead over by the creek, and not even Sam—-who was more nearly on a footing of friendship with him than anyone else in the county—khew much about him. Idly she stood and watched him come. They had neighbored there now for five years. And he had passed the Pavitt place a creat many times. When Sam was at home he stopped sometimes for a minute or two to listem and nod, but when she was alone he had always cut it down to the nod and gone chuggine by with his gaze straight ahead. But today he eased his car cautiously ta an unaccustomed stop and cave her a friendly good morning. “Going to Denver, Mr. Pearse?” “And to the dinner at Beefsteak Lar- ry’s! The one they're giving to Sam. Mighty nice of the bors to include an old fellow like me.” Sitting there on top of his diminu- tive automobile, he looked as inscruta- ble as an old hen on a nest. But there was something about him that she was sure he meant for friendliness. And he could if he would! He'd know just how. It eouldn’t do any harm. She'd take a chance on it. “Mr. Pearse,” she said, awkwardly, “*l—I'm worried about Sam.” “Well, now—I thought Sam was do- ing fine.” “It's—it’s not his health: it's—it’s thi dinner tonight. The railroad’s pay- ing him the money for his arm today. Five thousand dollars. He's promised me to put it in the bank soon’s he gets it. It's all we've got, or ever will cet. He’s promised not to drink and not to play cards tonight. whatever happens. But I—I can’t help being afraid' He don’t mean anybody any harm. but— you know Sam! If anything starts him —if he thinks the boys want him to play ——You're going there, too—-Will yrou—if he starts to play, won't you please stop him if—if you can? There’s such a lot depending on it!” Tumek Pearse looked at her gravely. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 18, 1924. ——- see. TT Pyorrhea Be Stopped In 24 Hour _ If you sutt r er from orm, and is after E gene everything else trial Ment. 78

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There were fresh sprays of yellow rabbit brush in a vase on the little white-covered breakfast table. and a mound of choke-cherry jelly in a green glass dish. Jackie, self-conscious and important in conspicuously clean romp- ers, looked like something from a con- fectionery store. Samuella, in a yel- low dress and an old blue hair ribbon, made a stunning top for the gatepost. She had been there for 15 minutes al- ready, but she sat on stanchly, her legs eripping the post, her back straight, her eager little face turned in the di- rection her daddy would come, as pa- tient as an Indian. Ella put the last touch to the table and looked at the clock. Seven-twenty- seven. Old Man Gile was rarely late. She went to the door and looked out. Her heart seemed to be beating in a bigger place, to have more room to pulse in. She had been ashamed of her fears before Tunck Pearse was out of sight. She felt that she ought to find Pearse and explain. She felt that it was she who had wronged Sam. The familiar blat of Old Man Gile’s horn came down the wind. “He’s com-ing! He's com-ing!’’ Sam- vella sang out from the top of the post. Ella’s heart gave a tremendous thump. She sat down the big yellow bowl of batter, called, “Daddy's com- ing!”’ to Jackie, and went out. She ran towards the gate like a girl. And fate took her head-on like that, as a hunter takes a wild duck, and let her have its charge full in the face. She stopped so suddenly that she alrhost fell. Th ® man on the seat with Old Man Gile wasn’t Sam. Samuella, staring at him with big. resentful eyes, filled the moment for both of them with her high. disappoint- ed voice: ‘“‘Where’s my daddvy?”’ “Your daddy didn't come this morn- ing, Sammy,”’ Old Man Gile boomed out, cheerfully. “But he’s sent you a pres- ent. Something prétty nice. Morning, Mis’ Pavitt. Meet Will Reeves. He’s going out to McKeever’s to help with the disking for a spell. Gimme a boost with this thing, Will: it’s kind o’ heavy.”’ He went around to the back of his littie car. The man who wasn't Sam followed. Together they unloaded a wooden box. One at each end, they carried it up the walk. It was long and beavy. They had to go slowly. “Phonygraph,”’ Old Man Gile said to Ella as they passed her. “One of those big, tony ones.”’ Samuella danced excitedly ahead. But Ella Pavitt fell in behind, following the big wooden box as if it had been a cof- fin; walking slowly and unseeingly, like a mourner. - * - «. _ She put the children to bed early that night and waited for Sam alone. He always came by the evening train the second day, when he had been drinking. She mended the children’s clothes as she waited. She had taken off the strand of pink beads. But she had forgotten the evening primirose in her hair. Her face was sharp and set, and the lines that didn’t show in her forehead when she was rested and happy lay across it heavily. The sap and spring cf youth had gone out of her body. Her mind rocked with her chair, back and forth! “Did he lose it all, or did he clear the land before he began to play?” It seemed impossible that it could re- peat itself like that, minute after min- ute, with the same poignancy, but it did. The house was wide to the night. She heard thé premonitory rustling. of the wind that brought the rain, and then the friendly plangent patter over all those level, waiting milés. After a long time the horse whinned in a way she knew, and Sam came to the doorway. and stopped there. His clothes were sodden with rain. His empty sleeve hung like a dishrag. Runnels of water poured from it, and from his trousers’ legs and the skirts of his coat. The dye in his hat had run and made a green stain on one his tem- ples. His face was ghastly pale, and haggard and sunken and twitching with pain, and he shook all over with the cold. The medal on his coat gleamed in the lamplight. He stood in the doorway as if he didn’t know whether to come in or not; looked in at her like a wounded dog. iis eyes sought hers timidly, and yet ‘coat, and she let it rest there. but with- with avidity, and as soon as they had found them looked away. “The money’s gone,” he said, hum- bly. The words seemed to be jerked out of his shaking bedy. “I got to drink- ~e I lost it—I—I'm not fit to come = The chair creaked forward a little. “Did you lose it al)?” “Yep. Every dollar.” “You didn't tend to the mortgage, or buy the tractor, or the groceries, or the clothes, or anything, before you began to play?” ~ '“Good God, no! Don't you suppose I'd tell you if I had?” His teeth were chattering with the cold. “I lost every dollar of it except the price of a—a’’— the word gagged in his throat—‘‘a phonograph! I'm a regular, low-down. dirty cur! I'm not fit to crawl back to you!” She looked at him. with cold, steady acquiescence. “And I wouldn't've come.”’ he jerked out, “if it hadn't seemed yellower not — “Yes,” she said, in a voice like her look, “it would have been yellower.” The look shifted te the medal on his out intention. Her mind was devoid of intentions —- blank — cold—dead-——ab- sent. He squirmed beneath her look. It seemed to heat the gleaming medal on his coat and make it burn him He v renched it off. tearing the cloth (she'd | have to mend that). and flung it from) him. : ‘I'll. never wear the durned thing | again!’ he chattered, the lips of his’ weak mouth trembline from cold and misery. But Ella Pavitt knew that he would. © | She sat on with her quiet hands in| her lap and looked at him as imperson-} ally as if he were a tramp who had come in ont of the night: or as if she Lad taken a strong. quick drug that had | killed all her feelings. “For God's sake. sav something. Ell! Call me anvthing von want to. but don’t! sit there staring at me like that!” She said: «“You ought to have a cup of tea and get out of those clothes and | go to bed.”’ | She laid her work aside and got up! and filled the heating stove with papers and dry cottonwood twies and sent a fire roaring up the stack. She went into the kitchen to get the kettle. Through the open door she saw him draw near to! the warmth almost furtively and stretch | out his hand. His face was white and | drawn with pain and misery. As she came back into the room she sobbed al- niost without knowing it. The sound! of it smashed the invisible wall that had | stood between them. and freed her from) the trance that had held her. Freed/ her so that she could suffer too! That was Sam Pavitt. there—her bov and her husband! Fate might tear each of them to pieces with the knife-blade of the other. but it couldn't separate them. With an articulate cry she thrust) the kettle on the stove and gathered him into her arms, wet and dripping as | he was, and covered his cold face with | hisses and strained him to her and said to him passionately over and over again the silly babyish things that all the buman race uses when its tenderness transcends its words. And Sam Pavitt shut his eves on his misery and his deg- radation and clung to her and sobbed like a child. When she had got him into bed she : | TH F i ty | INTERNATIONAL MAIL ORDER CO. Dept. 05441. CHICAGO 1365 Order No, F'12419 No postage. Your money back if not sa Q Just pay postman of arrival our low price, tisfactory NOVELTY CO., 2455 Archer Ave., Chi gE fut a K . & i gf “| : . Big i i f iff ; i Reduced F ac-Si mite Stop Using a Truss STUART'S PLAPAO-PADS are different from the truss being mechanico-chemice ap- tached —canpnot slip. se cannot chafe or press against the punic bone. Thousands have success- fully treated themselves at bome without bindrance from werk— Fae-Simeie Geld Megat. most obstinate cases conquered. Grand Prva Seft as 'Goeld Medal sat on the edge of it and held his hand | aaturai. so ereve it by sending Trial of Plapac absolutely Write neme on coupon and send TODAY. and comforted him by letting him talk. But she put the light ont, so that he couldn’t see her eves. Thev were bleak | Address . Ses see — : , : and shrunken and frightened. Return Mail will Dring Free Tris! Piapeo. “It'd never have happened, honey, if somebody hadn't stuck a glass of whisky at me. In the anteroom of the lodge, when I was going in for the medal. There was a lot of confusion— everybody grabbing me and talking at once. And I was rattled. I swallowed the stuff before I knew what I was doing” He explained——pitifully. inadequately, over and over again; making all sorts of promises about the future; planning to run the farm and get a job, too; fill- ing the quiet little room with a flapping of words. “You know it'd never have happened | if I hadn’t been drunk. You know that Ell, don’t you? Nothing could have made me touch a card! You know it wasn’t me. but the whisky, don’t you?” “Yes.”’ she said, soothingly. “I know, Sam. We'll get along somehow.” Presently: ““‘Was Tunck Pearse there? Sunday Magazine--St. Louis Post-Dispatch- -May 18, 1924. apply—inexpensive. Awarded and Grand Prix Process of recovery afterward no further use fer triwes. PLAPAO CO., 1778 Stuart Bidg., St. Lowis, Mo. Name 35 PIONEER 44DA am £€xXTRA LONG BARPEL - | Ut ahs 33 3 Rat! 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WIS. | St Leais Branch—1 Seath Third St.. e your FREE Book on Home - | Deautifying smd ai cood-sized sample of Johnson's Polishing Wax I enclese lic to | cover matlling cost - ——e o.* SERVICE. | DE PARTMENT —-- ee ee 5 . Cit a A i ed Page Twelve. , know it. | trouble once on account of it, and prom- 'derella of yesteryear. Fle passed by on his way to town, and I thought maybe” “It was Pearse got the money,” Sam said, bitterly, and yet with an odd note of conceit in his voice. “You don’t think anybody but a professional could have trimmed me like that, do you?” A hand seemed to reach down out of the dark and clutch her by the throat. “Pro-professional what?” “That’s so; I never told you, did I? Pearse used to gamble for a living. There’s just two or three of us that He got into some—well, some ‘ised to quit, and we've been keeping it dark so’s*to give him a chance to start He hadn’t played for 10 years, Oh!” he added, “if over. ' 1 guess, till last night. with bitter and weary wistfulness; te’d only waited one night longer!” Long after Sam slept she lay awake facing the knowledge that probably if she hadn’t told Pearse about the money end aroused his old dormant instincts, he wouldn't have played, and Sam mightn’t have lost. The bitter convic- tion seeped in that she was as much to blame as Sam was. Her mind went over and over and over it. And then fell at last to making plans that were no plans. There was nothing to plan with! She stared into the cool, sweet-smelling darkness, past Sam and the children and the little prairie house, down a vista of hepeless, empty years. With the money, ™irs. Samuel Pavitt, ina hand she didn’t | his manhood might have survived the loss of his arm—but not without it. She saw him slipping into untidy crippled desuetude. And herself loving Him on te the end. And she knew that he'd al- ways love her. Beyond that she expect- ed nothing. Her heart was full of the quietness of despair. But @wards morning she cried a lit- tie, quietly, into the pillow, and that eased her, and she slept for a while. When the first keen ray flashed at her level out of the east, she got up and pulled down the shades, so that Sam and the children could still sleep, and turned to face her life. The waste of it, stretching ahead Of her, on and on and on, appalled her. She took her clothes and walked wearily into the sitting room to dress. She was dressing. wearily, when the sun found Sam’s medal where it lay on the floor and lit it to a gleaming light. She stood still for a long time and stared at it. Slowly it lit up the dark places of her soul. Sam Pavitt had flung his life into the boiling river on the chance— everyone who knew about it agreed that it was a slight one—on the chance that he could save his friends pinned in the ‘ngine cab. And then, forlornly, mag- nificently. almost hopelessly, broken- armed and spent and giddy with pain. took the chance that he could swim across and stop the train. He didn’t think he could; he thought it was death: but there was a chance, and he took it and jumped. Sam never looked ahead. Maybe he couldn’t. It was the same Sam who had drunk the whisky when his friends stuck it into his hand, and bet all his money and lost it when his friends wanted him to play. Perhaps if he had been wise enough to turn away from the whisky and the cards, he’d have turned away from the boiling river—all the other men did—and his friends in the engine cab would have drowned and the whole great hurtling passen- ger train from the East would have piled itself in on top of them—if Sam Lad been wise! It was the fools, some- times, the gallant, unquenchable fools vho couldn’t look ahead, who saved everything! She picked Sam’s medal up and kissed it and laid it gently on the table. He was hers, not as he might have been, but as he was, and she'd see him through. She finished dressing and went into, the kitchen and caught up the milk pail | to go out and milk the cow. She saw something sticking under the kitchen door, as if it had been thrust in from outside. It was a long white envelope. She picked it up. It was addressed to know. She looked swiftly around to see where it could have come from. Out- side, through the window, a moving ob- ject caught her eye. She pulled the back door open quickly. A man was walking rapidly towards the road. He got quickly into a diminutive automo- bile and drove away. . She had no conscious thoughts at all. She sank into a chair and tore at the envelope. Things fell out of it—fold- ed papers and a little book. One sheet of paper was signed “Tunck Pearse.” She read it feverishly, though the words bobbed up and down like birds feeding. a “Dear Mrs. Pavitt: Sam the same as saved my life 15 years ago when some fellows caught me cheating up at Crip- pie. He has not spoke about it because he was willing to give me another chance. He is the whitest man in this country, but no good at cards. I won his money to keep somebody else from getting it. I bought the mortgage on his land. Here it is, and here is your bank book. I put the balance of the money in the bank in your name. Keep it that way. TUNCK PEARSE. “Pp. S.—lIt will kind of please Sam to know that I cheated when I won the money.” (Copyright. ) The Up and Down (Continued from Page 3) ‘o other big cities, from Dublin to Dov- “fr, and the country seats of the elect were open to her. And then the fairy tale was ended. Today Margaret would like to have a job. She wishes she had never left the little millinery shop where she was earning $15 every week. She has $25.- 600 worth of clothes—ermine wraps, s? bles, chinchillas, evening gowns, street frocks and afternoon dresses, suits and cloaks, all with famous names sewed to the linings, but they are frayed from 18 months’ wear. The many pairs of boots and slippers and shoes are mostly worn out. And there’s almost no money left of the year’s earnings at a film star’s salary. England has forgotten the famous prize-winning beauty, except as a curiosity. Perhaps unjustly, her single effort at the films in America was adjudged a failure. The English public had count- ed upon so much from its little prize- winning idol that its disappointment was particularly bitter. Hard-headed British film producers would not trust the-famous Miss Leahy to interpret a star role for them. The time came when vértugily the entire country had had its glimpse of her revrson, and the triumphs began to wane. She had served her purpose in Amer- ica——publicity for the American picture | Star—and was not wanted over here. There probably is 20 more pathetic young woman in Europe than tis Cin- No normal em- ployment of any consequen:- is open to her, for the unique reason that her features are so familiar to the public that she is recognized whenever she ap- pears on the streets, and crowds fol- of a Prize Beauty low her—-alas! to look perchance at the frayed boots and already out-of-date remnants of a costly wardrobe. Her appearance in a shop is a summons to a crowd that chokes the aisles and in- térferes with business. People are sorry for Margaret, who. a year ago, was welcomed back to Lon- con by Her Royal Highness Princess Alice, Countess of Athlone, on behalf aa ale c he > of her ‘The Vincent — Astors (Continue in this separation for the gc temperament and her art. - ' ’ generous ' elk Spanish ince, the a ; f i | i ' 533 in} i ci § i ’ ; : ’ s8 | ech. & aving of i ius ane. arrival only ad is still being erected. _\ Perhaps some may think es! %. - was more or * ee if i. b ‘ ; - gnder the cl - pave long take - too seriously. 4 Io our Green > fea. in the ' Chelsea fn ' mony have 0 - But these > img be call jety, an a ow could be. - one person. has Lydig Hoyt, prominent in N ded to go on the sta Greenwich ' githout ny ~ either’s part. a » Those are only the most well-kne a examples. Besides them there are h Looks too good to — of couples unknown to fame ' ra ex- : living under this new arrangem: ee ! a painters, actors, sculptor eS Se - “Writers. nipoer when those who may loosely ; ga fa assification of “artists n marriage not altoget wich Villages of An Latin Quarter of Paris, in London, the bonds of m: ften been distinctly unh people could never by any ed the backbone of a nat d American society im pa’ Therefore, society frowned severely h practices. ag aren in our United States, ha: ways felt that the ' ghould be bear 9 a ually be Kept. hey e other and wandered a bit, 4 of th | etter of the law was mainta! ~ the | ,: ere were om of the ideal# of race and fa - to be thought of. _ things as appearances to be preve! ‘7 and they were preserved at all t GA p} 1, Pe, new way oad and free and open and aboveb: " They may be ' ander this new American family? laws of matrin If they coul one partner wea the children and the i There were | less hypocritical and is superior because partly right, but w arrangement, is Where, to come to our particular mutton, is the fs of the King and Queen. But sympathy doesn't buy her a new pair of slippers. There are disasters as well as bless- ings in beauty, and the philosophy ought to make a pretty girl sad and envious of her less favored sister, but the philosophy won't. Damsels will go on trying to win beauty contests despite a thousand tragical tales like this one about England's prize beauty. It is a pity, but the girls have always been known to prefer a pretty nose to a headful of Aristotelian brains. Persons of deep and sagacious medi- tation may find much to provoke their mind's hardest labor in the recent prev- alence of beauty contests in conjunc- tion with the feminist movement. which holds as one of the sacredest parts of its gospel that women are of a prodigious mental power, as_has been unsuspected for many millenniums. The feminist leaders have announced with the voices of contralto trombones that woman must exert her power not, as in the past, through the might of beauty, but by the serious thinking of strong intel- lect. Presumably the girls were to fol- low solemnly after this portentous doc- trine, but just about the time you ex- pect them to start studying, lo! the beauty contest arrives and sweeps the ; world. 4 Sunday Magazine—-St. Louis Post-Dispatch- -May 18, 1924. _ and family life of Vin a E — ? * Tong 5 EES » there was such a | as the American family. The #1 fathers and the grandmothers of one of dren. 4 present married generation were a dozen or 15 or even 20 You may question what on : a family would do with 20 childre day. Where in this present age ¥ one find a mother who would t maintain such a household or @ se who could be hired to work th Granting these two paragons discov in what spot of what American would live? they find a house in whk Granted the obstacles. They are Bomic and physical, but beyond . _ they are mental and spirit ual—the ’ mental and spiritual outlook o American woman. In the.older days, American fai lived acres, or in large, rambling town on -farms, with wide-spre Life followed a routine. | Prices went up, however, and became scarce. Women had more ure and began to think in new direc The voice of the artists began beard. Certainly when there Ww place to put a cooky jar a * couldn't spend her days baking co If she could not rent a house she had more than five or six | family, she hesitated before bring seventh into the world. Life came out of its routine as com plex. fLountry Foreigners came inte and the Americans WwW them multiply and felt a trifle sul Divorce began to be heard of. Th erations came on and the num! ehildren diminished. Generally speaking, all this hap though, to the great middle eli America and not to society. still believed in the family. Mat Were ever. just as carefully plotted « Society was amused by th

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MAN ON ed Af plus Money back promptly if not satisfied. Tradiee Co Dest. TAK, "5 Ww. 28th St., ad - : i ; examples. gre liv Vincent Astors’ Plan of Married Life (Continued from Page 2) in this separation for the good i her temperament and her art. Mrs. Lydig Host, prominent in New ‘Fork society. decided to go on the stage. Bo she took a studio in Greenwich Vil- fas and Mr. Hoyt went to live at his dud. The large town house which they } pad occupied until that time was closed. ‘Bat they remain the best of friends, githout any thought of divorce on ¢ither’s part. Those are only the most well-known Besides them there are hun- ‘greds of couples unknown to fame who ing under this new arrangement. Writers, painters, actors, sc! ul ptors— gil those who may loosely be gathered _gnder the classification of “‘artists’’— pave long taken marriage not altogether too seriously. In our Greenwich Villages of Amer- fea. in the Latin Quarter of Paris, in old E chelsea im London, the bonds of matri- ' mony have often been distinctly unholy. ee these people could never by any list- ' ing be called the backbone of a nation. © gociety, and American society in partic- glar, could be. Therefore, society, as ope person, has frowned severely on guch practices. Society. in our United States, has al- ways felt that the laws of matrimony ) should be heeded. If they couldn't) | gctually be kept. if one partner wearied | ’ of the other and wandered a bit, then | the letter of the law was maintained. | There Were the children and the incul- ' eation of the ideal of race and family to be thoucht of. There were such things as appearances to be preserved, and they were preserved at all times and no matter how much it hurt. On this base our whole social structure was ad is still being erected. . Perhaps some may think such a base wes more or less hypocritical and that the new way is superior because it is + fine and free and open and aboveboard. They may be partly right, but where, | under this new arrangement, is the ) American family? Where, to come down % ovr particular mutton, is the family | and family life of Vincent and Helen) r? Not so long-ago there was such a thing as the American family. The grand- fathers and the grandmothers of the | present married generation were often @Re of a dozen or 15 or even 20 chil- dren. You may question what on earth a family would do with 20 children to- day. Where in this present age would one find a mother who would try to maintain such a household or a servant who could be hired to work in it? Granting these two paragons discovered, in what spot of what American city would they find a house in which to live? Granted the obstacles. They are eco- Bomic and physical, but beyond that _ they are mental and spiritual—the new mental and spiritual outlook of the American woman. In the older days, American families lived on farms, with wide-spreading acres, or in large, rambling town houses. Life followed a routine. Prices went up, however, and space became scarce. Women had more leis- tre and began to think in new directions. The voice of the artists began to be beard. Certainly when there was no place to put a cooky jar a woman couldn't spend her days baking cookies. If she could not rent a house when She had more than five or six in the family, she hesitated before bringing a seventh into the world. Life came out of its routine and got complex. Foreigners came into the fountry and the Americans watched them multiply and felt a trifle superior. Divorce began to be heard of. The gen- erations came on and the number of children diminished. Generally speaking, all this happened, though, to the great middle class of America and not to society. Society still believed in the family. Marriages , Were just as carefully plotted out as ever. Society was amused by the free Automatic euicaso SUPT co. 2455 Archer Ave., Chicage| love and the marriage separation the- ories of the artists, but only amused. it didn’t think of adopting them. It plotted particularly about Vincent Astor’s marriage. He was the richest young bachelor in the country. They picked out every eligible girl in society and threw her at his head” He was rnu- mored engaged to about a dozen young women, but none of the gossips ever named the girl he actually did wed. She was Helen Huntington, an heiress in her own right, a‘girl whom Vincent had known, and they &ay loved, from his childhood. Her country house, Hope- land House, Staatsbureg, N. Y.. was close to his country house, Ferncliff, at Rhinebeck. At the time of the engage-. ment Vincent said of her: “She is a Paragon of common sense, without a single foolish notion or silly fad.”’ Beyond these virtues she had vrouth, beauty and health. But she had one other quality—a genuine dislike of so- ciety and all its functions. Therefore, Helen Astor opened her gigantic town house to suffrage and po- litical meetings. She organized a League of Foreign-Born Citizens and held meetings in her drawing room for that cause.. During the war, while she served In a canteen in France, the house was opened to every worthy charity. Last year it was occupied on one occa- sion with a fete by the Junior League. But the great tradition, the legend of the Astor family, has not been car- ried on. Vincent and Helen Astor have lived the most amicable and happy of lives together. Those who know them most, intimately insist that this is true. Yet. they spend the greater portion of each | year separated, not alone by separate | rooms or separate apartments, but by) oceans and continents. Up until this time, though. the ap-| pearance of things has been preserved. The Astor mansion has stood there. symbol of marriage and the home as it. Ought to be. Now even that is going. | Meanwhile the artists and writers, | living their casual lives, creating beauty smile impishly and say that the triumph | of the individual is spreading even to/| the borders of orthodox society. They Say that only the individual and his! individual life matters, and that in the | “living-apart-though-married” state life | can be preserved. Seemingly it can, but under this method that stronger, finer thing, the: American family—that is dying out. _ (Copyright.) v4 (ag r o> ao Sell heaters or homes through Pest-Dispatch Wants. a a ss ef * — “ . a. , ", ‘ , . 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A lot of celebrations have been planned and people will know that something is go- ing on.”’ Once the prow of the ketch is turned toward the Panama Canal, and the vast stretches cf the Pacific beyon@® she will carry about 10 persons. There will be Capt. Duken, Mrs.-Duken and a 9-year- old son. Then there will be a camera man, a radio operator, a taxidermist, a publicity man and a few sportsmen who are accompanying the expedition just upon general principles. All of them, under the captain’s di- rection, will help handle the sails and watch the wheel. The waters of the Malay Archipelago are a familiar cruising ground to Capt. Duken. As soon as he reaches the is- land he will take aboard four or five natives to work as deckhands and in other ways. This is not only so that the Malays may perform the heavy work on shore, but also because the fauna of the region includes tribes of head hunters. /The hired Malays will serve as inter- preters and bodyguard for the Chicago- ans and their camera. As for the climbing fish, Capt. Duken says he has watched them by the hour. And it was his story which finally in- duced the former Mayor to organize the expedition. Here is a description of the finny wonders, in the captain’s own words: “The Malay name for these fish is Pari. They are about eight inches long, in most cases, although I have seen one as long as 14 inches. They have partially developed lungs, making them (Continued from Page 4) ‘vats, at a speed that would astonish you. via the Mississippi a sort of Darwinian link between sea creatures and land creatures. “In the Pari’s head are lots of little cups or compartments which hold water. You can see the water dripping from their gills after they leave the stream. This water helps to supply them with oxygen. . “When these fish start onto the land they travel on their tails and two lower fins. Each of the fins is equipped with a single claw, which enables the Pari to hook onto the bark of trees and climb. “I’ve seen Schools of 50 or more swarming up the beach, running like They are able to jump a distance of three feet, rising about 12 inches above the ground as they leap. “You ought to see "em hop suddenly and grab a grasshopper that’s taking life too easy. I've seen butterflies de- voured in the same way.”’ A recent encyclopedia states that, the climbing fish, one of the small Oriental members of the family Anabantidae, is interesting for the modification of the upper portion of its branchial apparatus into a series of leaflike structures, adapted for retaining small quantities of water. This water is sufficient to keep the gills moist for a considerable time, thus enabling te fish to subsist in mud or entirely out of water. “The numerous species live in fres water in Southeastern Asia and it neighboring islands, and in South Af- ina rica. The best-known and typical spe- 5 cies is the climbing perch, which is ¥ hits widely distributed in the Orient, and especially abundant in the Ganges Val- after ley. It is about six inches in length, somewhat resembles a perch and has large scales and a spiny dorsal fin. ced “It has been reported to climb palm ee 6 P ~ a > «A a : Penn Dw ARFIELD IMPORTING C0. Ea? ST a a el ' trees, but this needs verification.”’ However, the writer in the encyclo- pedia admits that the climbing fish often leaves pools which are in danger of drying up and travels overland in search of water. usually during the night or early morning, while the dew remains. Among other wonders of the Malay Archipelago mentioned by Capt. Duken is a fish which comes stealthily to the eurface of the water, aims its mouth at some insect drowsing on an overhanging blade of grass and squirts a stream of water which knocks the insect from its perch and within retrieving distance of the fish. These hunters become pretty accurate marksmen, too, says Capt. Duken. PATHFINDER com 534 Sixth Avenue few piasters to parade in any cause. And the demonstration in the Sharia Camel, the street in front of Shepheard’s, on this particular occasion, despite the fact that it was reinforced by a band, was dispersed by a sudden shower of rain. The bunk of home rule for a country with a population that is 84 per cent illiterate—but what’s the use’? The Cairo of your dreams is th» Cairo of “The Arabian Nights,’’ just as the Egypt of your dreams is the land of the Pharaohs. And to make your dreams come true you have to escape from the Moslems, who litter up its streets, and seek the solitue*s of the ruined tem- ples along tte Nile. An hour in the Great Terzple of Karnak is worth a month in Cairo, and I am not forgetting its wonderful museum, which would be still more wonderful if it were steam- Cairo, the City of Disillusion (Continued from Page 6) heated. At least, I would not have suf- fered from cold feet if its floors had been slightly warmed. Mind you, I am not knocking Cairo; I think it is a marvelous city—for the Figyptians. The importance of any city to you lies in what you think of it—in the manner that it affects you. For, as the late William James wrote: ‘The cosmic objects, so far as experience ADVERTISEMENT yields them, are but ideal pictures of something whose existence we do not in- RHEUMA wardly possess, but only point at out-|' wardly, whereas what we feel about them, our inner state, is our very ex- perience itself; our experience are one; the motor cur-| peg es eee Py ine it proby mn rents of the world run through the life] tion the name of this paper when of it.’’ Inner Mysteries of Rheumatism is should be in the hands of every In other words, Cairo is the bunk. <7 It may please readers of this that without cost, they may o LEEVELESS jackets for men were discussed in a recent issue of the Tailor and Cutter. But the pro- posal, which was made by a cor- respondent, was coldly disapproved. The innovator, however, claims that the fashion would be most useful and san- itary. “It would put an end to filthy jacket cuffs and would give the wearer a clean and tidy appearance,” he _ suggests, adding, naively, that it “might be in- “Probably we shall be dubbed con- servative,”’ remarks the Tailor and Cut- ter, “but we always look upon any scheme for so-called dress reform with suspicion, It is open to question wheth- er there can ever be a reform in dress, DRESS REFORM FOR MEN her aaa troduced in boys’ jackets first of all.’’|| (Copyright.) { although all the time the slow processes Your sure Can Se Gules of evolution are at work. mples, Blackheads, Acne “In time,” the journal adds, “we! pniarged Pores and Oily ‘or should have ecclesiastical fulminations FRE Write today for and puritanical diatribes against the ee eS ee indecency of male attire.” at oe iy eo my Ee mage, =————— ——oooO——— (3 FT. LONG) N FIVE SECTIONS ‘ee Pay postman $1.75 plus postage om guaranteed or faction refunded, AMERICAWM BARGAIN HOUSE, Sent, 7-9 T-31, 79 Fourth Av. \ Sunday Magazine -St. Louis Post-Dispatch- -May 18, 1924. its reality and that of| The Inner Mysteries of Rheumatiam, Me 0 the face or body, Barber’s Ite ‘: iN O ™ DELIVERY plus portage. Fintan Dept. TisF 340. nascar GOITRE _ Any reader of this paper suffering from POltre (big neck) can oer free information telling how to cure ji ration, danger or discomfort & Rock, the eminent Goltre Specialist, 737, Dept. 220, Milwaukee, Wis. Rock makes absolutely no charge for his fees until you are cured, sound and Well, so if you, a friend or relative, suffer trom Goitre, you should write him at once, This to a Friend, : : Ballstones , Dr. KE. BE, Paddock, Box 201-B, ar Kansas City, Mo. for 26 years % has prescribed a home treatment wee m 6tor infected gall bladder, gall 4 stones, bile ducts, dyspepsia, “Ee stomach paihe. 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Dr Rock makes absolutely no charge for his aces Ulli! you are cured, sound and Well, wo if you, a friend or relative, suffer from Goitre, you should write him at once. Show This to a Friend. — ! | : , ’ : 14 and the four World’s Greatest Water Power Pro ject (Continued from Page 9) This arrangement, with the type of con- trol gate installed, is so easily operated that one man can open or close all of the 58 gates in less than two hours. The power house is approximately 1250 feet long, 16@ feet wide and 124 7 fifi! 4 Na Th) wa | i ay }\yr yh Cross section through the Muscle Shoal showing the discharge water admitted. ' feet high, and when completed will con- tain 18 main units, two auxiliary .appa- ratus sections and a shore section. Ultimate installation calis for 18 main power units, four of which are 30,000 horsepower-each and 14 of 35.000 horsepower each. Four of the latter 30.000 horsepower |} units are being installed at the present / time, | 260,000 horsepower. making an initial installation of consists of a water turbine of the Fran- cis type, in a vertical setting, with elec- trical generator above on the same | shaft. /were manufactured by The four 86,000 horsepower turbines the ‘Cramp & Sons Ship and Engine Build- ‘ing Co., | | : | ets of the runner. and the generators for same Each power unit. The electric generator is rotated by the turbine | its speed is automatically kept constant by the governor. | William | were made by the Westinghouse Elec-,| ‘trie and Manufacturing Co. Water for each unit is conducted from the forebay by means of three in- takes located in the forebay structure. | As these intakes appfoach the turbine they combine into what is called the) scroll case. 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L MOREWS, 206 Koch Bidg., Kansas City, Me. —~ tated and power is thus created. Upon leaving the runner the water drops into. the draft tube, whence it into the tail race and river below. the mouth of each of the three intakes. there is a steel head gate which shuts off the water from the turbine, when) desired’, or im case of accident to the tur-| bine. Upstream from these beadgates | are steel sereems which prevent any debris from passing into and damaging the runner of the turbine. immediately above, runner af a number wicket of In the ring and around, the zates, by means of which the quan-| tity of water Gelivered to the tur- bine is regulated. For example, when the maximum power from the unit can- not be used these gates afe partially closed until the unit is delivering only the amount of power required. This action is controlled by the governor for POWERFUL SMELL OF COCOA. HE oil that gives to cocoa and to Demet their characteristic smell occurs in the co¢oa bea® in such minute proportion that it makes up less than ene-thousandth of one per cent of the weight. Nevertheless, the oil is so per- vasive that the tiniest fragmest of a cocoa bean or of chocolate made from it is recognizable instantly by its smell alone. passes At each machine. Of course, some motive power must make these governors per-/ form their duty, and this is supplied by | Water under pressure through a piping) system. This system operates all or any part of a battery of nine main unit gov- ernors. The pressure is supplied by a central pumping plant in each of_the auxiliary apparatus sections of the power house. cece scam —_—_— NVANTANANVANTANY, bj cal price -- Nick Blue Finish-- 32.2° or 38 cal. COW 197% . & shot Pocket Acto ® . ° ° $46.25 ®-shet (with Extra Magazine FREE) 6.46 ot ed ' ‘ : ; “ 11.50 or & Cal. 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Now I Only Weigh 130 Pounds Took Off 50 Pounds in Eight Weeks—No Diets, Exercises, Creams, Dangerous Drugs or Worthless Reducing Girdles. : Latest French Way to Take Off Fat — It’s Safe and Lasting Dear Fat Folks—Let me tel! you the truth about fat—do not be fooled by believing you can check a fatty condition im your system by going through weekening diets, strenuews exer- ci rubbing your body with creams or lotions, or by wseing any of the old ways of reducing If ¢t were effective THERE WOULDNT BE A FAT MAN OR WOMAN IN THE COUNTRY TODAY, ee diets, exercises, creams and old remedies have been tried for years. Do not think for a minute that you can take off fat by wearing se-calle4 reducing girdices-- it cannot be done. I tried it myself, but the only result I got was the ny of more peffing and sweating. due to tight pressing on my skin. I personally know the rror Of being fat— I went threugh it—not only did I feel ashamed of my figure, but werse still, I well or y like the rest of the girls—they always couid easily get smart ready-made clethes to fit the had to spend money to have them made to order, and I never jooked ent. I alwa had ine in my back or iimbs, my feet ached, my head was dizzy—aLL AT BECAUSE I! AS OVERTAXING MY FRAME WITH 50 POUNDS OF EXCESS FAT WHICH NATURE DID NOT INTEND FOR ME TO CARRY-—! hed apent a email une trying everything known to rederce, but never succeeded until one day I met @¢ French Scientist who had devoted hie life to the study of “fat-forming celle” tn the hurman body: he found out how to check these and how to turn any fat man or woman into « normal, regular size person. Thanks to his advice, I easily and safely lost 50 pounds in eight weeks, and I improved my looks and health 100 per FREE TO FAT PEOPLE cent. I wamt every ene of you fat peeple to do Since I have explained my die- MADAME ELAINE, Dept , B6@ West Siet se.. B. ¥. Ci Kindly send me full isformetion on Rew to 1 reduce. an@ wemen who have taken off from 10 te 80 pounds of excess fat. What I did for you. RFimply t. mall it to me with — directions on te @e to reduce your t you weight and get a normal. perfect figure. § help cover expense. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Pest-Dispatch—May 18, 1924.

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ae = A SSS os ——— — wagO)|__ST._ LOUIS POST - DISPATCH GS. os, \ A s ~~ a7 SO ee tee — —_—— ————— ROTOGRAVURE PIC i — — Px . ——— — ww @1Ote+e+e+e:e:e: " -- " . ae . } pnd =a anne = 22 S9S10Ss sere OD OSD EOE SDSS D EO Ot OOS S'S SOS SS Si SSS HOS SOS + SOSt SSF S46 S468 4 S4S1S+ SSS H+ e+e -S1e eS +S e+ Oe SOO ee 1 O° *e ewest Crchitectural JSriumph in St Louis Scottish Rite Cathedral . O BACH ech ee > Pas Le oe fee Pe, ae ele . . » gS EC Rae ieee i aaley «Ae ee $ ‘ 7. ty ‘¥ a ae . A ; Pye a 4 e4 . « , ” <" ae - . . “ a a ys : — < oe Lyin < ’ ’ .? yA 7! ‘ yy a a ' Sf A . 7 emedeuy + ° ON PER BOK ~“ 7 o "yA “ me x wy An imposing newcomer among the fine buildings on Lindell boulevard—social, fraternal and religious—is the magnificent new Scottish Rite Cathedral, now nearing completion in the block west of Grand boulevard. ing by Hugh Ferris. usual height of the auditorium permits the introduction of three mezzanine floors, thus making five stories above the lower, or dining room, level. Approached by a broad flight of granite steps, flanked by two large buttresses, the main entrance will be notable for its great bronze doors leading into a beautiful lobby and thence to a spacious corridor, outside the auditorium. The representation here is from a draw- William B. Ittner, architect, designed the massive edifice, in Greek classic style. In addition, the un- Its cost will be somewhat in excess of $2,000,000. The height, from street to roof parapet, is 104 feet. There are three main stories. The frontage on Lindell is 235 feet, with an average depth of 175 feet. — 4 / Meenas ae -— - PO? vee» ~, , ° = ~ as roe a” ere ra ee mo i OP oe OF er os Solel lI TSI Oe A Bt Be Be Gee 0488 Ba BE Be Be pes es Bs ip pos 000. and some idea of its size may be gained from these measurements: width, 165 feet; length, 130 feet, and height from floor to ceiling, 58 feet. No pillars nor Che auditorium has a seating capacity of 3 supports of The stage has a proscenium width of 98 feet—the greatest in the country—and on it 480 men can be arranged in military formation. Modern scenery and t the interior. any kind gon ag ndid electrical lighting effects can be produced. appliances are provided, and sple i ae eee

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[sunpay wommma] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION L. MAY 18, 1024 _——“""wa -—— ~ STATION A. LOOKING SOUTH THE LACLEDE GAS LIGHT CO. The general office of the Laclede Gas Light Co. and some of the manu- facturing units, which will supply the New Scottish Rite Cathedral with smokeless fuel. STREET STATION B. LOOKING NO. EAST The largest Electrical Contract ever let in St. Louis was that of the Scottish Rite Cathedral, to the E.0.Dorsca ELEctTrRIC ComPaxy AT CONTRACTING ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS Je “~—_ y ; ’ ; ? ‘ 7 ‘ee ; Lae i} 7 ‘ t c a ; , | wd : + y 4. ; la Cm 7 . : ‘ > —f iti ; : ‘ve “> i | ; . . "at 7 * . , if ’ | ’ . , ry - " hel hel * . ’ ST.LOUIS,MO. : . 7 —a- — a | ; ré. known af “Pilot # - ¢ , i 4 Array of adjustable Border Lights for overhead lighting of ‘ont th . any member of Habting achemes way be set ¢ scenery; the largest ever comstructed for a stage, totaling 113,000 er te advance ewliched en im the order watts of current. er may be Grcired. , . + : : % i . > 7 ea ; : , (2 = E O. DORSCH President of the E. O. Dors’» Elec Co whose personal engineering and supervision was responsible for this masterpiece of electrical work—an installation that stands a Combination Dimmer and Remote Control Sw tchboard. rhowing Blectrically operated switches. all of which are a © botire Contract for Plumbing and Drainage, "Plumbing and Katchen PF cgutpinent fave thee Scottish Rite Cathedral J = ' ‘ Wiss Exerc stead RYFFEL & RATZ PLUMBING CO., | 1719 DEILMAR BL. o» he : A ‘ ows a THE BURDEN BEARER | | | | —- ff a = — -- — _ -- To place the 2000 tons of stee! and the 45,000 cubic feet of stone that comprise the Cathedral, was the task assigned Hercules(,/'s¢,,) Wire Rope As Hercules Rope is ac- customed to being the bur- den bearer on big undertak- ings, its work was accom- plished safely and. effi- ciently. Made Only by A. LESCHEN & SONS ROPE CO. ST. LOUIS, MO. New Vork (Chicage Denier Ren branctece ———d == os Pee ts, tea Sathea' . 2 .. MEME )\% Ae \ AA E , . A ‘ " . J ; j Z y a3 Se FoONY . : &y a te ya >, ~ 3 - 7 7 Bs ; a a : ’ ' Py , ‘es % : ' " . J . : . Hy rt : rs i 4 a : a. ' A A section of j' . 2 7 ; y : " ' a / FF, 7 ’ ui ‘ ot. ae h , : , iy® YS AP) i. ae 4 / I <1) Reber Cra Sy ae ~ " oo . 4 p . te Ps ’ : e ~~ ' -*«- J a . ; 7 ° ° © . , . y acter ee Cte Woeey — ’ ° Xx: 700 design me ; o, \s a * 2) ~ 4 - 9g oe i : ye Ore <4 5» 7 fies Grecian : ay y es ad and was specially Some wonderful examples of art in plastering have been procured in recent years from lava submerged Pompeii, but art in plastering, dates far back beyond the days of Pompeii, and is in fact one of the oldest methods of art expression. From time immemorial there have been master craftsmen in this work. to emulate whom is our high ambition. There is no question whatever that the conceded strength of The Peter Ander- son Plastering Co., is based on the ap- plied theory that to be an expert in any branch of this organization a practical! knowledge of the fundamentals must be acquired. Caen - Stone It has ever been one of the decrees Mantel in 4, of this remarkable organization that Lounge room. - every member of the firm shal] have ac- ; quired a knowledge of practical plaster- There are two : ing regardiess of the branch of the of these man- Ps business he is destined to follow tels, one at That's why there has never been a each end of the Criticism filed against an Anderson job huge lounge That's why a builder likes to have his contract for plastering signed by The room. — Two Peter Anderson Plastering Co mantels in That's why when high art is requisite; when magnificent effects in plastering Travertine are . similarly “ as exemplified in the Scottish Rite Cathe. Gral, are to be produced, the responsi. placed in can- bility of execution goes to didates’ room. : ' THE PETER ANDERSON PLASTERING CO. MOR —— & SUNDAY — Corner office trance. James W. Skelly, entered through a small lobby to the right of the main en- general office, which is 27 feet by 35 feet, is the secretary's private office. At the other end are a file room and vault. in the general of the secretary, Adjoining the hy W. CC. Pereons R. M. ALLAN Did Heavy and Genera! Ha for the SCOTTISH RITE CATHI All Kinds of Coa! « BIG MUDD’ A SPECIALT 2311.23 RUTGER

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ee em ee | — L-suxpay Morse] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION (==) ONY Livro g = ,ygaoouee” / L soosgaseaeer® The grandeur of the cathedral, Greek classic in style, stands out in this glimpse of part of the colonnade and sculptured frieze at the main entrance. Above the frieze is a Masonic emblem. Vandervoort’s Decorated Main Auditorium of Scottish Rite Temple | HIS is only one more example of the superior work done by our Decorators. Another re- cent example is the “Home Supreme,” located in Alta Dena, three blocks south of Delmar and one-half block east of Hanley Road. — Corner in the general office of the secretary, : James W. Skelly, entered ¢ through a small lobby to the right of the main en- trance. Adjoining the general office, which is 27 feet by 35 feet, is the secretary's private office. At the other end are a file room and vault. = - —- ~ 6 : = — — : —— a > tN ee ee eel ee pel —,=— 2 & — : — > : 2 -. > ‘e congratulate The Scottish Rite Cathedral Association us W on the completion of its magnificent Temple r4 We are — Oe eR OM es 4 JEWELERS FOR 76 YEARS 3 headquarters for Scottish Rite Rings. Also have com- ° plete line of Charms Buttons. etc + | | + | 'o ; a ii : Fr Our Decorating Studios can plan and execute the decorating and furnishing of anything from a small home to a palatial Temple like the one featured in these pages. ‘ Call, write or telephone. No obli- ‘ Sic gation is incurred by consulta- | | | tion. IAMENTAL The Scottish Rite Cathedral Lighting Interior Decorating Studios—-Fourth Floor. Equipment Is the Finest and Most Costly Installation Ever Made in St. Louis \L These elegant cast bronze electroliers were made entirely in the shops of the Edwin F. Guth Company. All models, patterns and castings were made and the machining, chasing and finishing was executed by their craftsmen. The Edwin F. Guth Company organization is prepared to execute the most ornate as well as the simpler Lighting Equipments completely within the eleven departments of its plant. We invite your inspection of this installation as an indication of the scope of our service and quality of our Store Hours: 9 to 52° Saturday 9 to & Olive and Locust from Ninth to Tenth RING CO ICRELIEF CO A section of the largest organ screen ever bui't in the U. 8. Its Jesign exempli- fee Grecian art } and was specially built fot the Scot- tish Rite Cathe- | product. n dral. a ho apo | : | i riu ex- ) ) J ‘. oe | Oe | _ The ywin F. Gur COMPANY OILS OF QUALITY : relief work. | | | , -eRS - MANUFACTURERS Are Featured by the b | || ) oO.e ie o." . E. ‘ t SCOTTISH RITE . » a | 4 Lighting Equipmen _ = WATER PROOFING CO | | " y 7 . 7 EIS . _ 5 y 4 ST. LOUIS, U. S. A. ENGINEERS i Aerio A. & B. Motor A. anc ISIN QITE CATHEDRAL asy: CONTRAC TOR > Motoriene Oj], 1776 & Idea! 1604 Cylinder, American and Larec SYNDICATE TRUST BLOG mive 767 ee | |p ecce seins REID = Pl J MAC NERY O©. oe Oe ee ae SCOTTISH RITE ST. LOUIS, MO. CATH E ORAL All the commercial R. M. ALLAN \ photography for the Did Heavy and General Hauling ' Scottish Rite ) for the 1 a | SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL Cathedral \ ; : ! | F. M. STRICKLAND Printing and Stationery Co. 907 Walnut St. (©) ve 126!) St. Lewis ~“i # Ge This stamp on materiale used wines mnde by in the construction of the Ca- iil ‘ = ; , == Bins | acne eerie ae = —— B G MUDDY COAL W The Alois Aufrichtig Copper & LUMBER Robert c Hunt Co. OOO S. Third St.. St. Louis, Mo.. manufactured and installed the - seat Svat m0 21.3 RUTOMR ST. ENGINEERS Bureau of Inspection, Tests and Consultation Water Supply Tank at the SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL ‘ . a AS Builders of anything in plate - and sheet steel and copper con- ' ~ am struction Air Ducts, Blow : _ * Pipes, Tanks, Smokestacks. Femme: Se Ne Copper Kettles, Pans and Stills Congratula 10 an ISH RIT WILES-CHIPMAN LUMBER CO. Se — Cane Gow stb n tae ay New York— HIC AGO—Pittsburg \\\ SAinT Lou's) \ { a¢. Loule, 1403 Synd. Trust Bidg.

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ST. LOUIS SUNDAY MORNING POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION - on Yat a re eee. - hE aee 2 oe tm wee SS Oe Geller, Ward & Hasner Hardware Co. . ee —— ~ ----¢ . , ee "a¢ bele 7" = Official Pbstoarepines for Scottish Rite “T. Loris Purnished all the Hardware for the SCOTTISH RITE a SUNDAY MO) 1) CATHEDRAL EeExecuvrEeoc lf Geller, Ward @ Weaener hari- “tudios directiy back ef Seettiah | Emblem upon the wa! Mea in Deo Est Liew =e » CONEra'uiate ree goer or ~“ he on >? your Yew ur fy Rew ( ara for whier "Ne |HEGWEIN COAL Co. enzere "he pets 'iiege of furnishing coal! ’ WM. J HEGWKIN. Precideer | Rite Cathedral, 8672 Olive St Besa \ Fragments @ Detail onthe Exterior Sculpture S COTTISH-:- -RITE- - CATH E ORAL- eazns WVICTOR- BERLEADIS ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR SPUCK IRON FOUNDRY CO. Manufacturers of L\RCHITECTCRAL rRo. WORK Scottish Rite Cathedral SCHELLER CATERING CO. MEMBERS A. & A. S. R. O RB C D ( PRONOUNCED ) BREAD al (Reg. lL. 6. Pat. Office) Ff A Dread biended of natures rp | °° loral Co, eav nS & weakened constitution. wrinkles or flabby STATIONERY COW ncie $-C-O-T-T-I-$-H R-I-T-E of Freemasonry | O-U-R | heartiest congratulations | to this stupendous PILL AALS | | accomplishment WE have alvaye DEEMED it an ; eandec ai to P gg oe the : banquets for — oe ent Accepted Scottish Rite | rREE mer ,‘=oNRY TIS-TIT WORTH KINGSHIGHW AY OTTo G. KOENIG Manufarturere of the Cetebrated utest food for reducing weight excessive dieting or -unusvua ezercise and withow?! Ceifat 163-1064 cient @ Accepted | GARCIA & VEGA CLEAR HAVANAG ' the ero of the Stage are or-h,.. POmal organ ar “Ate. while the ech- cei3:;.. °° located in the t.. = — all concealed is cw. This equi p- the ‘table for al! of for ah cal requiremen: the ... *°SOMpaniment o: Scors:. 92 Work of th, Used 4 “ite. It can be Se rene 7 a . _ ‘a . aA ee 2 ee ee ~ ‘, "— -).,~e, en ee ol, “ight of the grea: ie. um, as seen fron lofs the 9 the choir Ti ‘© great Organ or ~— - de the ae ga: | >t - Louis. On +> : - ‘2 Ure " @Ntertainme-: POSes as well.

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SUNDAY MORNING ST. LOUIS “ys ‘ r ; (F a E 4 a ot , Peed Hild Bil | han | i aay ee Switchboard room in the Scottish picture shows the rear view of th n which supplies current throughout the building. — rent consumed through this board will Se equivalent capacity to that used in 1000 average homes. —Phoro by Th Persons —_—_— 3° , tary formation can be placed - é o* ~ ; > _ - > +e ~ > be a ’ ** ‘ One of — Outstanding features of the Scortish Rite Cathedral and ome which will unquestionably attrac: '§ the enormous stage anc the marvelous stage setting equipment shown in this picture. s00 mer - this being 15 proaches this more than twenty years. is the largest scenic contract ever jet in the a 4 s “ ‘ ‘ “ _~*s *4e she magnitude of the construction is dif by any other firm than the Toomey & Volland maving been established requisite and the finished work is such that every person seated in this enormous auditorium is enabled to obta-- ; s correct in perspective -"e@ cra@peries are mace of heavy red silk velour and were furnished by the J. Kennard & Sons Carper Cc. a -iing t sesigns ard specifications of the Toomey & Volland Scenic Co "7" +. >. *@ecse stance ~~ ~_ —. af ob - ~ “=" a ; ‘ a ars ~~ NES 2 > . w+ * tad " - bro dery work a Scotch Thistie design, 2 feet in wid rhe Scottish Rite Emblem, in the center of the Vaa--+ is = Droicered in gold color on red silk satin, and measures :0 fee: by [3 feet. The Reavy fringe on the curtains is 2/22 ¢ cole arc ~— uP : > = _ a i = a ~ - ~~ = > — ok. - ~- _-e »~ - ~ ; 4 " : wore “oo fh. Ragnar = “= .F - ese > er “a a ws sor me a a scuction -Sn de obta nec ‘rom ‘nese : gures ” a vs s accomplished eco me Sespeaxs Much for the J. Kennard &@ Sons Carpe: Co > execute the stage capacity of 70 hanging pieces, of which several settings have a total spread of ::3 fee: ssible in any scemic studio excepting that of the > mam « a > — i -~ - > = waited States large enough to permit the pain: ng of entire scenes of such magnificent proportion me execution required much : ee i ee eee OO eae —s om this stage without unduly taxing its capacity feet more than that of the great Hippodrome stage in New York. rT), - ~ -e «- -* 4anre@ COntract The stage has a proscenium w:?: No other stage in the United . which was executed by the Toomey & Volland Scenic Co. who have specialized United Stares. cult to comprehend. I: is doubtful if the task could hawe been a- Scenic Co., which is the oldest and largest organization engagei - -_ >a -_ - > . > -~ alin ** ~ in 2869 Toomey & Volland Scenic Co. inasmuch as they operate --- + "tT" tn > | . -~ - -“—mere -*- ~- TT 1.7. — . - , ,.* e sane com Ain g. cons Om work. scenic effects The Valance. curtain. fr mage and embroider vores amc cecorative painting was done by the Toomey was furnished by J. Kennard & Son A Scen:

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— COMTI Ww ~~ ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH E AV URE PICTURE “SEC emer = 4 —> >= ————— erere: — —_— je eu Seis eeteetetete: rrr rom CORY AE NEL AY A ee a a ae a ar + Otete tet St erererererer eters: rire arr tri * — Gamciovererererorersrers SUNT James Montgomery Flagg, American artist, with his bride, who proscenium width of 98 feet, in the Un ted States even ap- @ speciaiized in this work for Cou.d have been accomplish: Spreac of ::2 feet. would n SB they operate the only stuc Proportion without a brea) rper C according ° ia ; the awe-inspiring m2é Bottom with eg lid raised em cer *er ’ ‘he Valance. is err was Mrs. Dorothy V. Wadman, his model for the last four ~—werrersage - e "¢ ercseesga ee ths del ae. * - * ’ ° —— teeter s a - 4 J. ret ro ’ > * ~~ oman , A remarkably fine recent airplane photo of the west end of Rome. The great dome of St. Peters’ is seen in the middle distance at the right. Back of it and to the right are the Vatican ardens and buildings. The building at the right end of the rst bridge is the Palace of Justice. a - * wa a. —» “elon fable SEaa-san aa —International Ge apes a Stionably attract world-wide ture. §00 men in full mili- ization engaged in this work The moinutest detail was : rahe ; Ls “ aina view which he Curtains is of gold colo: ‘hese tigures and that the \ or er broidery work ird & Sons Carpet Co., > T Louis ve. == vom =e It has normal accommodations for 130,000 spec- ———————— t stadium, at Wembley, England, as seen from the air. larger number can be crowded into it in emergencies. The world’s larges tators, and even a It is the focussing place for the great throngs A Rumanian beauty who has been acclaimed by many of her country’s artists. Mlle. Boroteschu is here shown wearing the national costume in which her great-great- grandmother was married. x oor rr which are now attending the Wembley Exposition. = AO CS 5 ~~ 7, ee iranian deadline oa ee — a eee Rt nrdieneseetontaeme ety

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a a SUNDAY MORNI} Wyo” bee. [Csimarxomma] ST.LOUIS POST-D'SPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION | GLlivis >» °. - x ~~ = 7 “ a — _ Z ' wegen te 8 “ye Poi age te * a a » ¢ A ~ : . “a te . ¥ ee De Residence of Stanley Goldman, 6464 Cecil avenue. Above, the sun room; upper right, entrance hall; at right, the living room; below, the dining room; at left, the colonial portal. hot by Griffith Y ~— ZZ. : . - a “- raw + w i Oe . ~ ™ >» - * = “ > wat . ee aE > ae o> : apes —*, - ~~ . The first prize winner in “cu Angeles newspaper. The wear 12 years old. NE HES * 4 ‘ . : ¥ ‘ } ’ : : e 4 n , pes ~ 7 \ - ; > - | , “* Stee ' . f , Stee - ; ‘ bd Bee t f fr mr HEI NNATHTT ET \ SE . ° a a ~~ a a A dangerous derelic a | Parr, a schooner. T exterior view; at right, the living room. ' Photo by Griffith Yor Residence of Theodore Lucks at 7062 Lindell avenue. At left,

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a] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION [tam COTY O/ ——————— YS ay Ss y \ é ‘ BO»); AS POLICE CIRCUS MAKES “BIG TOP” OF THE COLISEUM ., ‘ ower ’ ‘as iy >. 2. . Fd" eA! Vey 4 a M r .» og 7 3 : a, © 4 : +e «ky RD ie iv hr 4 e - a oe —— exposure was made just as the grand march was getting under way at one € pertormances. The St. Louis Police Zouaves are drawn up in the center of the —Phot graph by Neur Photo Co arena. + The smith | a mighty girl is she. Miss Ella Farnsworth of St. Paul, is not merely posing here. Since the death of her father, three months ago, she has been run- ning his black- smith sh op. Underwood first prize winner in “curl contest,” conducted by a Los ngeles newspaper. The wearer of the curls is Lillian Guenther, 12 years old. “ me ¥ _—~ , a ae, coe i Miss Dorothy Campbell of Boston, “ who recently was chosen in a beauty >.> A “daughter of the gods, divinely ¢ . The abandoned hulk of the Governor contest to be designated as “Miss New can look up to. The bride slated nal oa oy rele England. = Gordon Hanna, granddaughter of Mark Hanna. The bride- -Internat groom is Richard Porter Davidson of Washington. internatior hha A dangerous derelict recently found in the mid-Atlantic. ! The rigging and upper works were swept away in a storm. Parr. a schooner.

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SUNDAY MORNING e re . ra” be » >»? ‘Sy “ age te 8 URE T.LOUIS POST-DISPA TCH ROTOGRAV lt! 2 A girls’ 60-mile relay race from Allentown to the Philadelphia City Hall was a feature of “Dad-pal day” in Pennsylvania. ! a mile and the 60 miles were covered in less than six hours. By United Each relay was three-tenths of Strikingly picturesque is this photographic study of Miss Aysa Kass, a premier danseuse. The gown which here so admirably lends itself to draping is made of ripple cloth. —Keystone. oO SECTION Lao. PICTURE | MAY 18, 1924 pi ids This class of girls at a Chicago continuation school is devoting several hours a day to radio ex. perimentation. They can assemble sets quickly, and are as deft with the soldering iron ag with the curling iron. © Underwood & Underwood, i, ’ iW, é | | ™ é ~ > sm - bd ee Senda o> eee ddddaddddad fija443i4d — * _ \; rer E dil . | TT re | = | 3 i JS bs dn ~~? © ~ Tre te This memorial to the First Division of the United States Army in the World War is now in place south of the State-War-Navy Building in Washington. It will be dedi- cated next fall. The figure of Victory is the work of Daniel Chester French. —() Underwood The grim record of a forest | | tragedy, These locked ant- lers, now in New York, and the heads attached to them, tell the story. The heads are those of two mule deer. They fought and _ their horns became locked and then, deadly enemies, but inseparable, they roamed about until death, unable to eat, drink or rest. Internationa! Bolid Brass—Round Cages Mecium eife $3.75 Medturn iTge $4.40 Eatra laree $45.00 ‘agen latrageet Seclectiona ~~] vw eat They are not marked up they won't be Mmatked down We ehip rveryehere Wholesale and retat) National Pet Shops 2333 Olive St.. St. Louis. Mo. The Trade Mark of the World's Best Mustard. ‘Be ‘Proud of Your Salad RISP lettuce— fresh summer vegetables and Salad Dressing made with Colman’s Mustard. The flavor of dressings, whether French or Mayonnaise, is greatly improved by adding Colman’s Mustard which gives them a piquancy and tang that nothing else can create. Colman’ SUPERP INE M OOUBLE Aids ‘Digestion BUY FROM YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD GROCER > ard You see slender women everywhere 1} OR ON Fifth Avenue -at Newport+ +--+ Palm yy Beach—at every rendezvous of refined and fash- fF ionable people, you see slender women Would you, madame, be among these slender -s women who secm, not to follow, but to set the tashion’ Thanks to Marmola Tablets, you can Marmola Tablets (harmless as the famous pre- scription from which they are made) offer a pleas- ant way to reduce—to retain or regain a graceful slender figure without exercises or diets. Marmola Tablets are one dollar a box at all drug stores of from us direct in a plain wrapper, postpaid armola Company, 1700 General Mocors Building, Detroit. Mich \iem, too. And Marmola Tablets a pitatant way ef reducing MARMOLA ~ 7 , rr\r fy e rc . ‘ L474 A ‘ ) . > . ~ j > ” a Ps tif 7 ’?, 7 ~ , 0 " AOU i¢ LAYS UL 4 / \ UL KC S ae bad a > . - . = a © us. 3 / ~y r oes > “oO “~—em.. Stee d Stripes.. Circles... Squares... Flowers... you'll find them al . NORMANDY VOILE OTS are always used to make the pattern on Normandy Voile, but . ] ] : } ] . . | ‘ are applied in such a delightful variety of ways that you have the opp tunity tO OWN many TrocKs—- cac h distinctive, each made of this famous tabrn SUNDAY MORN Upper picture: Tulip garden : Angert in St. Louis County. Mrs. Angert and their childre ae The lovely made-up Frock shown above is one of the many lacy, cool-looking styles now obtainable in good stores. The dots nm Normandy Voile are guaranteed fast The numerous poor imitations make it advisable to buy only when you see th words Normandy Fabric” on the sel a or a“ Normandy Voile” label in the dress Frep Butterrietp & Co., INc., 361-363 Broadway, N.Y. C Makers also of the famous Lingette SLOVy G The Personal Rep (The RE PRO ~ iy y Le re @ — ’ ~ » " ee EEE \ld Plays Any rid . AA Note j ‘lauer Koll ‘5 ae ial ‘ver Roll ‘ Ver rvsary At last the instrum a SK —_ the power to play as ere The Repro-Phraso 1: i. — permitting you any composition do Cate shade of feelin tions in expression. i e KY _ 4 ; A Demonstration wi Price only 5650 es3 “hE \ Clall, Write or | ¢ UA ab Lehman A Corner rita tat ae

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SUNDAY MORNING MAY 18, 1924 SECTION oT. LOUIS eam i = 2 POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE — — - “aE ~ : . . ; ; - ’ : , F ™ ‘ ° . o = re ; : : = ’ , : | ~~ ‘ : , 5 e~ ¥ . : d a ’ ~ > 2 . ’ . , . E , “ . a “ . . : : y - , a . ° . , a - : re ; > ; Lv: . : - es " aaeaae " r] . . aud 88 Note ioe old-time “sanitary pad safety under all circumstances, ordinary tooth paste can effectual The added effects Inland seas, the lovely San Juan Island achipelago, ma- feyer arent * * * use it. Once you do, no other lv combat it Became mg Aap — jestic snow-clad and giacier-girt mountains, rushing Aol ; é, ‘i perce ‘ ee ons : - Ses , hens Deans 7 erfreets Which research , . 5 ; It is called KOTEX Nurses method = s yews And Bo — film dise At last the instrument that gives you the power to play as you feel the music. The Repro-Phraso is the wonder piano —permitting you to personally play € any composition down to the last deli- Cate shade of feeling, with no limita- HONS In expression. A Demonstration will be a Revelation Price ‘ od bare. Freight added \ nvenient sip onl) 650 up Terms arranged if viesirs | ~ The Wits QOis eC? (_ gat as , 144 Lehman 1101 Olive St bad habit of makeshift methods is rapidly being ended. (0% of many ills common to women, according to numerous authorities. are due to improper, old methods: That's why doctors so strongly urge KOTEX. What it is kK OTEX is a newly discovered material. Made of Cellucotton, it ‘« far more absorbent than ordi- nary cotton. Jt absorbs 16 times its oven weight in moisture. It is hygienically treated Hence does not invite dangerous germ All drug and department stores Film also holds food have KOTEX in plain packages. Get it without embarrassment simply by saying “Kotex.” 12 snowy white, immaculate folds in the medium package I want to send you a new book- let for women on this subject, written by a doctor. Just write for it. And if you have never tried KOTEX, I will be glad to send you a sample, free. Write today for booklet or sample to ELLEN } BUCKLAND,G. N Cellucotton Laboratories 166 W Jae KA 8OonT) Bivd . ( lic ago . Ii] aubstance which ferments Pepsod and forms acid. It holds ent dis niegrates the the teeth to cause decay moves Germs breed by millions in it. They, with tartar. | ‘han e: are the chief cause of Neve pyvorrhea. film Hardly one in fifty es which eaped such-troubles under hareD old ways of tooth bruah- ing. Pepsadent eae us _ ae Ce The New Day Dentifrice You'll see and feel agent far aofter sodent plied effect ene: These results are all-im ruse 6 portant Together ther are bringing to millions of homes a new dental era Your people should enjoy it with an orrbatant contains grit 10-DAY TUBE FREE THE PEPSODENT COMPANY (hirego. Il! 4 Mail 10-Dav Tube of Pepsodent to I be cot 6 1104 & Waebea? Our Hospitality Bureau will help plan your outings and amusements on your arrival, whether you stay a few days or the entire summer. There is something dif- ferent to see and enjoy every day. Your ticket agent iri wolfe the r round (rip ‘ares to seattie etfectivre May 1i—a choice of routes raturning Travelers going fe any oort of the Pacific Coast should route their tickets tia Seattia and tahe edrantage of the new efoporver prittiege if pow go toe the Orient Honolulu or Alaska eal from Seattie FILL IN AND MAIL Chamber of Commerce, 916 Arctic Building, Seattle, Washington Send your free 36-page illustrated “Charmed Land” Booklet descriptive of Seattle and the Summer Play- ground of America. Name Street City KOTE xX ——— Corner St. Louis 0¢co ee ee

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SUNDAY MORNING Photo from the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley, Eng land. | derful replica which has been erected of the Taj Mahal at Agra, India. Beyond the ornamental lake and bridge is seen the won- ~Kadel & Herbert News Photos. Beaumont, a fine jumper owned by Edward L. Bake- well, shown here in action. —Photo by George Pietzcker. 8 AS ae Barracks, May 23, 24 and 25. Mrs. A. A. Busch Jr., who will compete in the horse show at Jefferson —Photo by Georga 8 Pietzcker, ————— / -- By P ‘ ~ 4 ’ . ° : a my > : a4 pee > - ~ eo . « _ 25 Golden Lad, a five-gaited gelding owned by W. W: Krenning and en- tered in all the five-gaited classes. —Photo by George 8. Pietzcker. Lieut. W. H. Dean and his daughter Betty, who is quite at home on her pony. ~FPhoto by George 8. Pietzcker - —_ eal ly thin ! If you are tired of bulky, clumsy compacts, here, at last, is a double compact that is really thin. You'll love its smart new shape—exactly like awatch. Rouge and powder are in separate compartments and there is a mirror for each. At any toilet goods counter. $1.50. Colgate’ ae CxS \ aicn ~LASE Jos Compact —- ee ee Pe MILLER REAL We can construct any size 0! buildings constructed with UN Our line consists of perman houses, schools, garages, etc Be sure and find out about ou for any other kind. Our repres out with your plans without an Manufacti NATIONAL REFR > honen—Hiv erside 2% ——_

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Y 18, 1924 orse show at Jefferson oto by George 8. Pletzcker na W. Krenning and en- Photo by George 8. Pietzcker ted with aying”’ lity of tone of Columbia Records by hearing brds, also these beautiful mous artists— /Cello Solos. Pablo Casals. 68061 D 12-inch, $2.00 —_ Pp. \ Graveure. / Baritone Solos. Louis 65004 D 12-inch, $1.50 iolin Solos Sascha Jacob- n. 20008 D 10-inch, $1.00 t./ Soprano Solos. Carmela ' Ponselle. 200098 D. 10-inch, $1.00 -*Piano Solos \ Percy Grainger $0006D = 10-inch, $1.00 mbia New Process Records ». If you contemplate buy- bh, investigate the New Co- © greatest musi -reproduc- of all time. Prices from PHONOGRAPH CO., Ine. Oadway, New York SUNDAY MORNING Dorothy May- nard, prima donna-ingenue. ——Btrauea Portrait Roland Woodruff. juvenile. ame oT.LOUIS POS —_ ALLTHESTARS OF THIS YEAR’S MUNICIPAL OPERA Ralph Errolle, tenor. T-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTIO + Dorothy Francis, soprano. & William J. 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Write for further informa- tion or let us send you a free copy of our latest booklet on Yeast for Health. Health Research Dept. 528, The Fleischmann Company, 701 Washington Street, New York City. HESE remarkable reports are typical of thousands of tributes to Fleisch- and general affected — this simple natural food achieves literally amazing results. aiding digestion, strengthening the intestinal muscles and making healthy and active. clearing them Address: Xv CONSTIPATION, SKIN AND STOMACH TROUBLES yield naturally and permanently to the powerful action of this simple food etell o+ RMI io ae ee 1 e ‘THREE years ago a boil started in my ear and for two years I was never free from them. While touring with the /rene Company a boil broke out on my chin which caused tny whole neck to swell and turn purple. I was suffering tortures and could neither eat nor sleep, much less play. The hotel doctor refused to lance it, but said that if I would take fresh yeast I would get quick relief, and if I would keep taking it he would guarantee I would never have another boil. I started right in taking Fleischmann's Yeast and in two days the boil was drying up. That doctor told the truth; I have never had a boil since. (Mr. M. W. Robertshaw of New York City) aad , ’ FTER several years’ strenuous work of teaching, journalism and studying I faced a new position with lowered resistance and depleted nerve force, and a_ splotchy, yellow complexion. Frankly, I scoffed at the idea of yeast helping, but the family physician said it would do no harm to try it. The first benefit I noticed was-—a long- standing chronic constipation relieved. Next, a clear complexion that was a sur- prise to my friends. In two months—a remade woman—lI faced life cheerfully, buoyantly and confidently.” (Miss Alice D. Nelson of Wilming- ton, Del.) **T HAD four children to provide for. My work was laborious and one year's untiring efforts found me very much run down. It was difficult for me to keep on my feet for more than an hour at a time. I was more than willing to do my utmost to provide for my loved ones, but my health interfered. “I saw an advertisement about Ficischmann’'s Yeast. Eagerly, enthusiastically, I tried it. I religiously continued the treatment and soon began to feel strong. I am now in perfect health with the bloom of youth in my face. Ficisch- mann’'s Yeast has done all this for me.’ (A letter from Mrs. H. Crookhorn of New York City) a ‘ « SE OR Sco eet SS 1 CR oe) ‘“‘T Hap constipation which continually demanded a laxative, and was nauseated at the sight of food. A nice condition for a farmer's wife on a Colorado ranch! My niece suggested Fleischmann’s Yeast. My hus- band shook his head. However, I tried it with almost immediate benefit and in three months my indigestion and constipation were gone and I was strong again. This was three years ago and I have had no recurrence of my troubles. I feel I owe all my health and present usefulness to Fleischmann's Yeast.’’ (Extract from letter from Mrs. F. W. Smith of Boulder, Colorado) ae AM a drummer—went on the road when there were none but American plan hotels—three meals and a room for sg much per day—and I ate too much. As I was endowed with a vigorous constitu tion, this over-eating didn't ‘get me’ so soon as it ‘gets’ most men, but it ‘got me’ eventually. ‘There are many kinds of dyspepsia and I think that I had most of the kinds there are. When friends told tne of the great benefit they had derived from Fieischmann's Yeast I was skeptical, but I began cating it and I blessed the day I! did. For now I am a well man—can cat heartily three times a day with never a sign of stornach trouble.’ (A letter from Mr. John Butler of Cincinnat:, Ohto) ———— Te Se EE EE te ened ca

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t « ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION MAY 18, 1924 | SUNDAY MORNING Fyea Tested Without Medicine | NO CHARGE FOR TEHASTING NO CARE TOO DIFFICULT SIEVERT & KERSTING WI 7 — ee EN . : oaae—V—w eeemeiees - -- ns J. L. SIEVERT >» Fyesight Specialist 24 Vears oe . | GOOD TZYLO | ° D 5 : | K * ; ; i . SHELL FRAMES Shrines of aftriotis a S | or freedom Complete wit? thon and PrAace lenses: | a up from $2.00 4 _ ws * ae > wt The , REDUCING CORSETS OE I Oe ee Oe 2 Bee m > - ’ . > of nf sand Comment Ten : ; weeks for this treatment and for regular toilet use. ‘é : redeni Commerce fist Commary GY in StLouis ‘Mr. and I 7 6é Bane & ad, Reva _Serriets, 1004, ty The Andrew Jovovee Co. | 4 i P eter Rab ) “FR B tt 3 Elizabeth Howe of Fulton, a ) or bette N. Y., who won the “Sunny \ alas a PT . V Jim” trophy at Bryn Mawr uN i Tooneruil Vogue Short —s. This is the college’s most : x a—— coveted prize. It is yiven \ Abore pump, basket weave ine very striking Get «th bow | aeich Parent Weave m Whine Spanth Heat tie Patent. Weeve m Champagne Cuban Heal 118 Where Kad Weeve m potent Spantsh Heat 5)! annually to “the most ovlt- standing student.” nderwood & Underwood —— HEY -OFFICE! | | AVILDING tS” OVER THER r *.’ Wa“ & GG Sagy N The Greatest Si ngle Improvement Since ELECTRIC IRONS Sa \\. first were made “ A really tine iron like the Sunbeam is worth every penny it costs. For not only is it a most attractive and inviting thing to look at—not only does it help you do your ironing quicker, easier, better—but once you own a Sunbeam you will never need another iron. Because the Sunbeam is ever- fasting. It is as mechanically perfect an appliance as human skill can build. , euVs Pees protiems 7, Laciede Hdw Co. 3380 Laciede Phil Hankammer i3 Warne Quality Hdw. Store, 4650 Virginia BELLEVILLE Tl. Power & Light Corp D. nest S a “oy wea (asunder our Free (Opy Joan May 2835 Chouteau Huber Haw sao8n WwW Florissant O W Rathbone 7605 8 Broadway ~y bp > & Light Corp GILLESPIE = c om — c ng rhe > eowt ot &. LN ey . . ; Myers Hdw Co 3711 N Broade : Peeriess Electric Co Louis. T re of ‘ ‘ e thee , w ithoet _—_ retrim and recolor with- WEST R Powers Elec Shop. 3605 N ne WE. Rub) Haw. 3813 8 Broatway CENTRALIA Ben Schermer & Bros we a wise og ge igeages Agen goashaarladee ame and q American Haw. 878 Hodiamont J A Schwalbe Jefferson & Hed Sameon Elec. 1647 8 29th lil Power & Light Corp Geo Schmitt & Son a — — COUPON, ENC, In white spece margin, bit ieesh*s Bite Ga 0193 Sect Schhenss Gian eas & ~ a Schneider Haw Co. 9612 & Biway cuneran ORERN accress of desler from whom vou bey vour clectrics supp oes “ L. M Bierman. 2507 Marcus Steiner E vat C os — ereaenet Chas Sedastian, 6000 Virginia , - ~ VILLE wi eemm 666. Oo. 6008 Bante son ‘Geeta tims - am : Seidel Haw Co. 2227 & Vandeventer Til Power & Light Corp mu Power & Light Corp —— i ae an anew meee Scuiet Sunes odie Bo: > Ne th =6South End Haw Co. 2863 Gravois COLLINSVILLE— - ~\ ? ne ; rand = gtriker Elec. Co., 3607 Juniata 7 HILLSBORO ni. a—vy Haw ve em Good fe oF Te db in Hae Cc 1 j XN Grand Ch as A Buda l#7°0 13th ih Power s Light Corp qT) Power a Light Corp STAUNTON ‘ om . . . 4 ‘ aa ” . . . - dina ’ ] , ' . AIS STRAW HAT FINISH re ns Bros Haw Oo. 565 Skinker Frank Voeiker Elie Co 3610N ith Suda Haw Co. 1330 Geyer DORCHESTER .F & T Meyer Co : H H. Hopper CHICAGO FLEXIBLE SHAPT CO., 5430 W. Roosevelt Ra ye Dau House Purnisher 58050 Bastor Wamhoff Broa BE! Co 2850 N Grand Thiele Ha4w Co. 3029 Cherokee LENEBURG--J M. Fenner You may send me, without charge, a copy of Katherine Miller « ‘ Din Elec Shop, 6914 Clayton E D Weber 2012 BE Grand Tower Grove Haw. 1655 Tower Gr OU QUOIN LITCHFIELD W. R Saxby a —— ‘ , : P E Deoley Haw Ox 160 Delmar Wittker Haw 22548 North Market Victor Blec Oo. 3690 Gravois DL Power & Light Corp Llino lectric Co | t lo Beautiful Colors a Gloria Swanson, movie star Duse Pie ‘189 NM Tayler Pa Wendt Biec. 64141 W Filor'n't Virginia Haw. 4559 Virginia Long @ Kuns ee hae ion en ye Tete Vous Name a “ , . : — Otto Wawers. 50 MT VER - iver Lumber & Su Oe. F suet ay ; . Drug & Department Stores demonstrates the ] Lee D an Bl ¢ 444) Manchest: NORTHWEST “ o a | ‘4 Bates EAST ST LOUIS T ERNON . : atest cut eebeces Geen 6817 Beccos ohiwend Brea 3786 8 Brosdway : IL. Power & Light Corp MISSOURI NEARBY TOWNS CARPENTER-MORTON COMPANY in bobbed hair This is h eacages e air H. Bloemker 2755 Bond Edw F Wien ST CHARLES Seren Adina — . . e , ve . — Ine rt 74 ' A Campbell 2100 State a — . eee bert ly BOSTON MASS most recent t . er Tremder Elec Shop. 4) Deima + eB yng Rctidigg ney kann A . BOUTHWEST Thos Pre ng ith and Exchange WEW ATHENS. B4. Giieper rruos Mach Oo TRY OUP COLORITE FABRIC DYEI6 ) portrait. Geits House Furn Co. 4706 Bast Niehaus Bée Co. Lee & Ahm Dieterich & Arnold 6815 Gravois A Keyser 505 Collinsvi''e 0 FALLON— Walter W. Thomas HF Meyer Givens @ Frank Mée 8 Delmar fect & ae A W Heitmeyer, 5550 Devonshire H BR Stanisic 355 Exchange & E. Shively Uniow Elec Light & Power Co. eT State — Wm Mardy me Baieousen : “— tw Co. 5744 W Florissant Steve Held Haw +4658 Gravois Turner Supply Co. 1534 St Clair SPARTA- Lynn WENTZVILLE h poh 3 si i 4} ‘ 7 Th) owret ‘ ' : we we ft fart ake . . ' EL = . EB Wecon Lillian and Beacon M&@ V WA. 5836 Oravois Weekermeyer Elec Co TL Power & Light Corp Wentsville Mere Oe or > taney aaa aie = . Co a ae as 7” ; 'y DISTRIBUTORS BROWN &@ HALL SUPPLY CO SHAPLEIGN HARDWARE CO WITTE HARDWARE CO ——— NORTH Fred P Straub Webster Groves THE IRON OF IRONS ee CO. Main 3220, Centra) Six canons . f ; ' ; , . , . . . . , » 5 | . e , , - Competing with Paris. This ig ae gh aed Kings Radio Sales, 1166 N. Khway B#0 HL. Allen Elec., 2705 Cherokee never be satished with anything but this new-day combination, $8.50 complete. ¢ f Webster Groves8t. Charles GO E Lehbm o Hdw. Clayton & Tame Barnes & Barnes Elec. 1504 8 Grand ’ afternoon dress was made Wellston, and All Branch Offices sgorrison Haw Co 5089 Baston Fred C. Braun Elec., 2736 8. Jeffer'n ; ; : a FAMOUS BARR CO . o in America. It iS of vividly Sixth Seventh Olive. Locust Sts Mutual Elec Co. 1462 Hodiamont -arsoageaed aan nage 2 Se °*X% 99> ; t “Raber , on aint w.. 2865 Jeff’ colored flat crepe with STIX. BAER & FULLER D.0.co, Nmroth & Lindner. 3550 Olive Dae, Sones Peratcher- 0000 oer Ou ee ne xtra Iron , Sixth and Washington New Market Hdw Co. 4015 Laciede - cane aeroues long, tight sleeves and black | scrvoos vaNDERVoORT BAR © Hi. Niemosller, 2629 N Taylor Se aren avery and Va » : : : NEY. Electric Shop Parkview Blec Co. 6227 Delmar edegare Hdw. 6426 Michigan Satin trimming. no m pa —_ — _ a Basement. 10th and Olive Sts The Radio Ex. 710 N. Kingshighway E.G Decker. 3330 8 Broadway / B NUGENT @ BRO D OG CO Wm. Reith 4064 Baston Domestic Hdw. Co. 716 Walsh r= —_ en ird Floo Electr? Dept rd Floor Will C. Rough Haw. 4425 Baston Eriinger Haw. Co. 3150 Shenandoah sgURURBAN THAT'S DOWNTOWN Schulte Hdw. Co. Union and Terry H. Eschrich & Sons, Grand & Gravois Geo. Blanner. ; > Deas: Adem Bier. Co. 004 Pine Schultz Hardware, 406 De Baliviere °#¥01# Hdw. Co., 2645 Gravois Webster Groves OiLu-tT Alexander Radio Elec Co. 1003 Pine Spot Variety Store 6107 Bartmer Ray Greathouse. 2333 8 Grand H. B. Comfort, Webster Groves PAID FEF Central Hiw Co. 811 N. 6tb J J Surkamp 6762 Page Geo. H. Grimme. 3001 Arsenal Gorelock MNdw. Oo.., Are iM PE Eclipse Elec. Co. 1224 Pine A @ Suttner, 6700 Delmar O. H. Grossenheider. 1313 8. Bawy Webster Groves YOU IM G Incandescent Supply Co. 1118 Olive J B Tucker Haw. 1916 N Union L. Henninger, 1818 8. 18th “2 awe ay WY "E Mound City Key Works 520 Pine Uuity Haw & Blec 2604 N Khway Hinrich Hdw. Co.. 1917 Park oo Poaronge COLLEC' Rallroad Sales Agency PS! Franklin W elist: n Rad o Co 1479 Hod! J Hirschberg. 1405 > Broadway Kalb Fiec Shop 7323 Manchester iy ‘ Schokmilier & Franke 8th and Pine ,)..... Vv ta gion: a Johns & Bewig Haw. 2754 Park C.J. Kalb Haw Co. Webster Groves | ( Sigoloff Bros Bi. Fiz.Co, 711 N 6th TY Arety. C221 Easton nent Maple Elec Co., 7346 Manch ‘s Wiente ' Kaltwaaser Carpet 2349 8. Broadwa P Manchester Simon Supply Co. 207 N 7th sentge Haw ¢ ‘963 Subr. Tracks npg 7 Maplewood Elec. Co. 2743 Button : fro iseman Bales Co. 900 Pine H E Willard 848 Olive Krueger Haw 547 Arsenal Mi! : ‘ vl liigan Hdw 34518 Greenwood Bteinmeyer Wash Mach. 1104 Pine W H Witthause Hdw. 5720 Baston Lemay Merc 00 Lemay Ferry Fred T. Rott Kirkwood Btone Elec. 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OTT, TRY . ek eto = ‘ i A Laugh on T For Old and Every Page! utt ae nice cccsn« DY Fisner ringing Up Father’... By McManus he Captain and the Kids”. . .By Dirks COM : C ROTO ced Bee? SO aye SECTIONS “Peter Rabbit”..............ByCady PACES .) Toma L x 1/06 PAGE MAGAZINE 3RINGING UP FATHER m ° | y ‘ ? ' POOR HOUDE* ) SUF FERIN CATS JOST THINK OF : PEOPLE BEIN AD VOOR AD THAT “ITS LOCKY IMA RICH GON: Je 2S ie >>. ae a oe - a Ie oe Yas SS ee PGES SS up 3b 3 het SB ree ee a Sus beak apes: age wap OM WHESE HATS. THE ~ pili OF DIX shag tor 5 RNG - WHAT DOO DOLLARS we .S- THE SO 15 KOU WANT? WANT IT PAID -THIS iS THE O€F LUXE LADIES TWO HONDRED DOLLARS Y1 7 WELL ' WHATS JOST A MATTER > EArm, 7 Site, Sy Ae A ~s 5 ey \ ‘ _ 4 , - , >" x — - SL et sates a eee es “ ; ae mcctel a lam > f ) "ame +. CA4ty ¥ = we “ai A i) Sidhe ate i ae et, > ‘i pea +f + Re >. : a vo : 4 ee ae ae

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LEAT PTE ER On , * -s ° “+ Cow ead 47 a * oe . ‘A, CTS ae im g 7? * ——* 7 * SS Qo a 1 CAN T DRAG TomM ovuT-AND 1 DON'T HiM MUCH: HE LIKES DH "3 SN BE HOME OW SUNDAY- t) LGCFT HIM ASLEEP IN A CHAIR ee Tay UNCLE CONCRETE MS\yutr HAS ONE CF THE FINGST : HOUSES 'N SAN FRANCISCO - PLL HAVE YoU MEET HIM. ° yo NEVER MET A -—— 7 CIRCUS GIANT | JN . ann +t O%66 ttt ——e/J£,_£~ i%¢& @> | - 7 7 a / . “te ef } ? er eres Book McNutt yee PP HeEnrG = YOU CAN GET TRAROUGH THe — BSbooR fo 2» teense a easy “Ae a ee eS - ery teuerns > otees o£ Bee PO RT TE ee . is? . UNCLE ConCReTe; | THIS (S MY FRIEAB, HEASRY BULK, TRE CIRCUS GIAAST HE'S BUSTING HY AASTIQVE CHANDBELIE . w-AN] MM AAA AA htt OR Boos, 1M SORRY i To siT DOUINS FOR A BITE TO EAT- HE ; WON’T FIT AT THE TABLE CAN'T ASK YOUR eA) qe . , ‘7% . - —— / cy ® ¥en , VLL FIX ~ THAT, USCLe THE POOR FELLOU) wut! | Pe TLRED AFTER AIS MEAL- | TAINIK He’S BETTER SGC TO BED l HE ‘yi roo -ee LEAVES A TOOTH PICK FoR ME i as EX PES SIVE KARBWa6ch i! gg, \ te & " ~ 5 ea LES A) SO Qay \ BD. . WS ‘ Se . oO N sang te ‘ You SEE, UNCLE ComCRETE. IiwS ALL VERY SIMPLE OASW CO KROW. HOw mi a a F Go TS BED HESRY- Ee VLL stt UP FoR A =. WHILE AND TALE j= OVER SLD PAY COUS!A) ot Ag .— 7% + - Perr. €é. MORE DAMAGE t 1924, by Sear Company. ‘Great Barran Rrenrs Reserve’ 1O NELL, CONCRETE > How’s EVERYTHING: | WHAT Bc YoU HEAR / ’ )} FROM UNCLE PHONEY ad ANB AUNT COOCSS ? ANB HRovs’S COUSIN OILCAAS ANB His WIFE ABENOIB 2 / sO You RE WITH fF A CIRCUS Now, \ Sam You ? Don)’ | r ENER WALK ins AGRE 3 wv WITH AN 4 yf ELEPRANT \ +) iLL HANE TO SIT HERE ALL NIGHT ANI, WAIT oR HENRY TO WAKE OP- CRETE WOT DARE TRY “TO TRRow HIM our a ee si? Sten ie sen A, ed .y . ba anh mit Be OF in Se et i ae ee! ; coe: : > Ry ‘ oa => x is > a ie “ & ra tee ak ta. SP AS Pee

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AN Originator of the Katzenjammer Kids Ti vove BetTER Hone GB Tf] DOWN AT THE LUNCH DEAR- §! WANT TS GE D THE KIDS Trade Mark, 1924, Reg. u. S. Pat. Of, By R. Dirks FOR DER LAST TIME MISTER- GO TEACH A COUPLE OF LIONS HOW TO mYODEL- Dor'S A SAFER CHASS LADY, I TEACH “EM To MAKE VIDE OPEN DER WOICE UND LIKE A LARK COMES ‘DER Md0SIC VUNCE T HAD A UNCLE VOT IN DER Moosic EY | ROOM DARLINGS! DER SONG TEACHER } B= Goon! ge UAS CAME FOR DER } Geena SINGING LESSON? ( DER HEALTH 13S. SINGING (OM- -MENCES SHARP FORGIFF HIM Se PROFESSOR , DER Le CAP 15S A LOW- “BROWER MIF Moosic? Tut TuT! DOT AIN'T DER PRO- -GRAM # FOIST GIFFS/ IT DER jo oe org 4 GUILTY IN DER ced een ER U FOIST DEGREE BEHIND BER BACK *tLAtLA’ LOOK OUDT FOR DER 00a TEMPERATURE $ SEFEN TIMES UP oes SCALE UND SEFEN Eee TIMES DOWN — FORVARD ( MA RRR-R-CH = ‘rs DER CAPTAIN GOT RIGHT- DOTS No CHOR TO STICK MY? DER Fl HE-COULD SELL MIT SUCH A KISS ME, KISS , OH MY DARLING ME — AGAIN SA DS Sa on Se ee eget — af a we le... ce) a Pe For PP Si Bat BELIEF ME, IF You Got A SONG 1 SING— SING IT QUKK' ; LB ry, START WITH OH-HELLO~ ADELE - OH IM SO SORRY - ID LOVE TO Go WITH 00 BuT IM SO BUSY CLEAN N & / vo” 6 oe or? rt a HEY? VoT A Sete eg RT OES 7 a4 - ~, e ~k . 7 - mes ES BEIT EFTER $0 WUMBLE DERE 4— ISS NO DOD-GASTED j <= y7a) PLACE LIKE HOMES) ie 2 vad

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