St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 21, 1924
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iy oe, “wae aa - a ‘ w a ee - ‘cz ‘ NESDAY, 21, 1924. ~~ A ee — ——— Ee ee es ; . ee a WED MAY Bakery Specials Angel Cakes, and fluffy and with icing, Coated ? Assorted Coffee Cakes, each, 9c (Downstairs Store.) light MRE yings g Specials 95c pers. OS Blity fateen |: ,,' 4 ia. C . i? hy Ss lidgs oe Colo nt eo tonade with ce. (Downstairs Store reenter Qe Dr) tarnishine ; SRRGR extension: (Dow neta room Sives 36 ta rome have exceptional imt iDowneta s, 3 Pairs * three-quar- bcke with fancs rihhed etvile gray. buck i\Dowr “stairs Store, thing QO5 . tean cotton te In plain and z= erns. one-piece up to 46 ‘Downetatrea Stare.) Serene, "95 ¢ | to choose irs Stor Cc and cordovan, © s, 6 Prs. faney tones; atl C » tops some my Sizes in the lot: cond quality, (Downstairs Stare ) > socks, 7 Pairs Grade varn with Cc Oot: black. white , fordovan and seconds in the lot Sizes (Downstairs Store.) 3 Handbags 95c her and draw- and dAeeir- re.) ed Rags ehown tvies and all the ore well made se)! (Downstairs St Jes, Yard heavy, quality C artificial silk finish Satinette nd in ten desir- * aleo black and cts, 2 for buitings, Yd. Beats 822 DOC e, 2 Yards 95c part IOC ' 40 tnches wide on tan grounds and skirts: 54 inches wide. from full pieces 56 inches hand painted ‘(Downetaire Store.) (Downstairs Store.) checked effects (Downstairs Store) (Downetairs Store.) fitted with high- ets, 2 Dozen 9 + C de double-mesh Mair Net« our ard brand Kuar- ll shades, except gray and (Downstairs Store.) Halts. § fe QB¢ POwnstaira Store) Lace, “95 690 vards of C liover lace and in black white - beautiful patterns ‘(Downetairs Store.) mg, 2 Yards @® neck ruffling = fleating= 'n gece, rs, QEYC : ‘Tewnetaire Store.) oves, Pair 95 e Milanese and Cc k Gloves in 16.- neth. come in te and colors sampler but (‘Toewnetaira Store.) oth, 8 Yards ished l~angecioth . priced very spe- (Dewnetaires Store.) 7 Yards ‘'""O5c¢ UAliitw Sea Island Unbleached 40 2. aftanire Store.) ‘oer Our Special lend Coffee Pounds, 95¢c same good grade Cof- sold here each Savings Oasted and packed the day the sale. (Downetaire Store. "a a A y' sr SESDAY, ~ AY 4 F 1924. Jy 2a el fj ote The Daily POST-DISPATCH ‘alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH vo-e => SEH TIT 2 a pen ee ger ers . other evening newspapers COMBINED _— get —_ cent STIX. B See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 ond 1] AER & F GRAND-LEADER eee — ee ST. LOU’S POST-DISPATCH oO a eg ee ULLER teil Women's Print Silk Frocks In the Most Debonair Patterns Will Fill Many a Summer Need Moderately Priced at j >> * aiid $ ] 5 OO ermy. efit: * AL , Ltt UTSTANDING features of these attractive iii new Dresses for Spring and Summer are : wifa \ the exceptional quality of their fabrics, and ghe Sarre FREON superior workmanship and finish aa eh ! unusual in Dresses at this price. .. ult ons) . oe pst aii fo . Crepes de chine and Canton AG i : Ast f wtih, Crepes, in many gay painted col- Se \ / Seg ee) ors, as well as darker shades, are eh \ ‘sea | shown in infinite variation of both ra om ~ ~~ ) ) style and printed design. site} =| ON a fd Mea; =| 7 / Yokes of allover embroidery, Se te e@°#84/ button and ribbon adornments, se et /\*iwae «6s are used as effective trims on fe ee 3 { = straightline models. Three styles ei illustrated. ae { Sizes 34 to 44 f | ee THRIFT AVENUE The Buy-Way of St. Louis Chamois-Suede Gloves At 45c Pair Imported lightweight mois-Suede Gauntlets. mode and covert. Cha- Beaver, Casement Panels At $1.75 Each 45-inch Casement Curtains in shadow-lace patterns, with fancy border and black-headed fringe. 2'4 yards long. Men’s Handkerchiefs At 15c Each Irish linen Handkerchiefs. These are termed factory re- jects, due to slight oil stains. Buying limit, one dozen. Net Embroidered Sets At 29¢ _ Attractive designs. In ecru tint. Tuxedo collars and cuffs attached. Linen Toweling, 12l4c Good, heavy All-Linen un- bleached crash Toweling, with neat colored borders. 26-Pc. Apartment Sets At $3.69 Decorated in dainty pink Spray design with gold line on semi-porcelain. Set includes 6 dinner plates, 6 fruit saucers, 6 cups and saucers, 1 meat dish and 1 open vegetable dish. Linene Dresses, $1.85 _ OF splendid quality Linene, i Several attractive styles, ef- fectively trimmed with white Pique collars, cuffs, pockets and sashes. Nile, rose, tan, Peach, Copen, maize, etc. Sizes for misses and women. Framed Pictures, $1.00 Fine colored copies of oil Paintings, fitted i gold thy ed into toned Photo Frames, $1.00 pyvell-made _ swinging-stand _ Frames, in dull gold and Sliver finishes. (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Dress Linen, soc Yard . Complete assortment of col- ors. The linen is softly fin- shed and close! thes wide Sely woven. 36 (Square 7—Main Floor.) Silk Hose, $1.25 Pair Full-fashioned Thread Silk Se, of medium weight, mer- Serized lisle tops and double s. Some slightly irregular. tSquare 6—Nain Floor.) (Moderate Price Dress Section— Third Floor.) Little Girls’ Dresses Of Gingham and Voile _— RESSES for little girls, too, may also be pur- chased as Underselling val- ues. Cool, crisp ginghams, plain voiles and Normandy voiles are featured for lit- tle girls, in all the high shades of Summer. Trimmed with dainty embroidery or lace on col- lar and cuffs, they are suit- able for school or play. Sizes 7 to 14 years. Two styles illustrated. (Jaunty Junior Section— Third Floor.) Art Needlework at Underselling Prices —“h t #4 bal ’ \ gal/ t a ro. . iP ’ ty ‘ ' a Dainty Lingerie Underselling—$ I .00 Silk Envelopes At $2.27 Of orkeda and radium silks, | tailored or lace trimmed, in a number of pretty models. Come in flesh, honeydew and orchid. Two Specials From the Baby Shop Voile Dresses At $1.19 Smart little Voile Frocks, daintily hand--stitched, in bright colors. Come in navy and brown only. Sizes 2 to 6 years. have strap shoulders and hem- cloth, in one or two piece, models, trimmed in braid and piping. Very special values. Six-Day UNDERSELLING CAM F-NVELOPE Chemises of nainsook, fashioned with bodice top, elabor- ately trimmed with dainty lace and tucks. These are values of extreme interest, and cannot be duplicated at this very unusual price. Apron Frocks At $1.19 Made of Amoskeag ging- ham, in plaids and checks, trimmed in contrasting col- ors, organdie and rick-rack EE ; ¢ : mA : } ’ - } Pik iat j es eee 8 © Shae 3 be sys vie : ’ ‘ PAIGN | os OO Re braid. These are very spe- . cially priced. Princess Slips At 69c Of soft cotton taffeta, they stitched top. Available in black only. (Second Floor.) Baby Boys’ Suits At 69c Of chambray and Peggy Sizes 2 to 5 years. and white. (Second Floor.) Smart Lin For Home, Street or Summer Outing Are Featured in the Underselling Of Heavy Linens s 42 Sizes 34 to 46 __ and trig Dresses, mannishly tailored of sturdy linens, are proving one of the outstanding features of the Undersell- ing. For Thursday’s selling a fresh, new stock will be placed on display, and will undoubtedly meet with the same eager response that greeted Monday’s offering. There are slipover and side-fastening models. Copen, green, pink, henna, lavender, gray, peach, tangerine, yellow Five styles illustrated. en Dr SsSes } Colors are (Second Floor.) Gloves Underselling Special At ‘= WELVE and 16 button novelty Milanese Silk Gloves, with embroidered arms, stitched and embroid- ered backs; all are double tipped and come in silver, pongee and white, in sizes ‘514, 6 and 614. These are close-outs and seconds of better qualities. Pair Long Silk Gloves At 98c Pair Milanese Silk Gloves in white with Paris point em- broidered backs; double tipped. Sizes 5%% to 8; sec- Sterling Silverware In the Underselling 7 Salt and Pepper Sets | Sherbet Sets At $2.45 At $18.50 Set consisting of 3 saltsand | Sterling Silver Ice Cream 3 peppers, in plain Colonial oF Sherbet Set, consisting of style, neatly packed in a box, . ae ite 9 porn a permet ; ; ea ined, i atinum and will make ideal wedding finish, and attractively put up gifts for the June bride. Val- in gray lined case. ues are of extreme interest. | (Main Floor.) Smart New Handbags In a Feature Offering for Underselling $ I= N extremely interesting as- sortment that includes very new onds. (Main Floor.) and very smart styles— yi~ WE have prepared for this event a number of unusually attractive offer- ings, at price savings decidedly worth while! House Dresses At 87c Made of checked percale, stamped in attractive designs. They come in a variety of gay colors, in unusually pretty styles. Fudge Aprons at 45¢ Large-size Aprons, made of unbleached muslin, and stamped in lazy-daisy or patcuwork de- signs for embroidery. Stamped Gowns at 89c Of good quality nainsook, in white or honeydew color. Stamped in small design. g-Piece —" Sets 95 Set includes one 36-inch cen- ter and 4 napkins, ! scarf and 3-piece bufiet Set, all match- ing. Made of unbleached mus- lin stamped in lazy-daisy and French knot designs for em- f ——_ — ee a ee Cut Steel Beads, 27c Star brand, Cut Steel Beads in sizes 9 and 1o, suitable for chains, bags or trimming. Fancy Linens At 95c Each An odd lot, consisting of ob- longs, centers and ovals, in cut work, mosaic and lace-trim- med models. Bed Light Frames, 98c Bed Light or Boudoir Doll Light Frame, with hair heads. Complete with cord and socket. Stamped Bedspreads At $1.59 Of unbleached muslin, stamp- ed in two attractive designs for French knot or lazy-daisy embroidery. Full size; slightly imperfect. Mah Jongg Covers At 45c¢ Stamped for embroidery, also outline design stamped on four sides, indicating pockets. Powder Puffs at 59c Long-handled Powder Puffs, made of dainty silk ribbon; also lingerie pin sets in dainty tints. | Cretonne Pillows At 75c¢ In a diversity of styles and good colorings. Round and ob- long shapes. Very special. Table Runners At $5.95 Handmade antique filet Run- mers, in various styles and sizes. Showing beautiful and hand- woven designs. Pillows, Special, $2.85 | Plain taffeta Pillows, in a variety of changeable silks, boxed effect with corded edges. Filet Scarfs at 65c Allover filet Scarfs, in beau- _tiful floral design, finished _ with fringe on both ends, suit- _able for dresser or. dining- | room Scarfs. (Second Floor.) Under-Arm Bags Avenue Bags Bags in Novelty Shapes —in patent leather, tooled effects, and fancy grain leathers. Some with long handles, others with cords at top; inside frame or separate purses, mirrors and other fittings. Some have contrasting trimmings in black, gray or brown; some colored stitch- ing. All nicely lined with good quality silks. (Main Floor.) Novelty French Voiles Underselling Special 95c and $1.25 Yd. E have just received in time for our Six-Day Underselling Campaign 65 lovely sample pieces of ex- cellent quality Novelty French Voiles. These are shown in woven designs that are unusually effec- tive, both in the patterns riety—neckband, tached. white. The materials: son’s popular shades are in- cluded. Each a remarkable value. (Second Fileor.) and in their beautiful color Silk-Striped Madras Reps blendings. All of the sea- ~ Crepes Wovenand Corded Madras Oxtords—and Other Fabrics All sizes 13% to 18. Boys’ Washable Trousers U nderselling— 8 Ac OU’LL want to buy for your boy several pairs of these Trousers, for they are of a splendid type for Summer wearing, and the Underselling price is ex- tremely low. Made of strong wash fabrics that will give excellent service—full cut and strongly made— with watch pocket, belt straps, back flap pocket. gray and tan stripes. In (Fourth Floor and Thrift Avenue—Maia Fieer.) “Tom Sawyer” Sport Blouses 59c Well-made Blouses in tan and stripes, full cut and made with sport neck and short sleeves. Sizes 6 to 16. (Fourth Floor and Thrift Av.—Main Floor.) (Main Fieor.) yee “Tom Sawyer” Boys’ Shirts 79c These Shirts, in striped and checked percales, are made in the popular collar-attached style. Well finished and gen- erously cut. Sizes 12% to 14. (Fourth Floor.) Men’s Fine Shirts A Feature of Thursday’s Underselling At 1:35 FOR the man who demands fine quality in the fabric and tailoring of his Shirts, this Under- selling group holds much interest—for it is not often possible to buy such Shirts at this low figure. The group is made up of 3600 Shirts—with sur- plus stocks of “Emery” and other well-known makes included. Styles and patterns in great va- collar-to-match and _ collar-at- Stripes, checks, plain colors and solid _- tke oa’ ~ . - a * rbot... & Sawees ~ sae ¢ oe * “ ~~ ~ she Seip Sei, ne he sy,
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a a all ‘ POR ae Res igs eo ~ eS eae Ee WEDN “y G ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED a = ; Y. M,C. A. FUND STILL $1,231,058 FROM GOAL Only Three More Days Left to Complete $ 3.000.000 for Development. The Young Men's Christian As- Sociation’s drive for $3.000.000 has three days to run and to reach the objective solicitors must raise $1.- 231.058 in the next three days Heavy additions to the soliciting feams have been made and. a'- though subscriptions yesterd amounted to only $125,794. the amount raised to date is $1.78*° To date the asubscriptions rep ed by the downtown unit er» all others by a \arge mare? total is $630.26 The Nort unit has raised a total of $27. °.54¢ and is second It was announced that a $- subecription had been received from a deaf mute, whose identity was not revealed He asked that $4 of his subscription be applied to each of the contemplated five mew buildings ALBANIAN INSURGENTS SAID TO HAVE TAKEN SEVERAL TOWNS Scutari Reported Captured in Up- rising Against Government in Tirona. Re the Agsaoc ated Press BELGRADE. Mav ?21.—Trouble has broken out in Northern Alba- nia. according to the Politika. In- surgents are reported to have cap- tured Scutari and several other towns. A Belgrade dispaich o Mav 10 reportedarmed strife in consequence of a conflict between the Albanian Governent in Tirana and a number of deputies who demanded that the capital be transferred to another town Another complication in the Albanian situation is the agitation growing out of the murder by ban- dits of the two American— Robert lL. Coleman of San Francisco and (j;eorge B. DeLong of New York. A Rome dispatch bearing on this sit- vation last week said that a mil- itary dictatorship was believed to be inevitable -— Take a Rod and a Reel and your oldest clothes and go fishing for trout, bass, pike and muskies in the famous Lakes of N ern 7 Wonderful fishing — 10,000 lakes to choose from. Low Fares May 15 to September 30. K. Cress, G. A. 4il One St.. ~ a. Mo. Phone O Northern Pacific Ry. CUTICURA HEALS LARGE PIMPLES ‘On Face. Festered and Burned and Itched. Lost _ Hated To Go Out. “My face broke out with red. Sater ty oar sew Shevrime Stick. ——— aT EE a eee ing her demonstration peng ian Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30: Saturday, 9 to 6. Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth ity or quantity. Special Announcement 2 sa . | # rr is « Vandervoort policy a An authorized demonstrator of the — ways to sell every article at a a lronrite Iron will be at Vandervoort’s — ‘ price as ag boda #3 all this week. You will benefit by see- —— where for articles of equal qual. ~ BOUDOIR SLIPPERS Make Acceptable Grad- uation Gifts A most unusual and display from which to make vour choice, and a gi! that any young girl thinks most adorabie There are mules in cunning designs, and dOrsays with either leather or soft soles. They may be had quilted plain or metallic silks In pres y shades of pink. blue, reer ve) low orchid gray and b lack. A wide range of prices, $2.00 to $10.00 Womens Shoe Shop—.,. Second Floor New Vanities Specially Priced for One Day Only 95 These charming new Bags are regularly priced from $3.95 to $5.45, but for one day only—Thursday—we are of- fering them at prices greatly reduced They are made of moire in pouch and envelope styles, in schades of white, tan, navy and brown. Each bag is adorned with oval ef wAinty Petit Point design Bag Shep—First Floor Ostrich Feather Fans For the Sweet Gul Graduate (‘harming Fans arge and i\a ace er Qo r pe ince }st igh gifts girl graduat hex e in a of ~ = ya Sr : Ww * s°S3 20" @ - r KS iime.e« ; ' rs $5.95 a silve : lors, $9.95 | ree x a . P.S.—A!so wide vari- ety of Japanese Fans of stik ard paper from roc fo $> rele) BOOKS The Most Enjoyable of Gifts . se Ar 4 ~_- © t om iif si” . m ' . . ° > * ’ Tre’ans ne ia in ry ,.? f young womanhood >» ” Lo0oKS To read Very valuable suger , +) alate, al er 9? et apy j o re . : . . AP ei o— ae a . ; ATED emia te oy — ' . 7 be . a ¥ > . = - _— ’ . 7 a baad é ‘ivan ses se 8 eB sans” ' 3 : . TP ce2 2s ee eee ee , » se nes ene een oe ee 7 y a an % " 8 ; Pal : ; ‘ A Glimpse Into the Boudoir * agg Ail are guaranteed sun | ae " ‘Her Beamy Secrets Ww and wash proof, retain- fees ne ee Hair Switches ae ing their original lovelv 4 models with special features 1 S their origimat loves | _ of very low top. Elastic bands ~ 10.95 colors. Thev are in | | j at front and under arm give We Offer an ete Except } freedom of movement. * Sin.ply by wearing a Switch iia - = fe : The long skirt with large baty one chee the aon bigh Everfast Suiting — = sections of surgical elastic Sestred: cobtfare. thus prenere- y I at bottom and front and an ne a very distinctive indivié- Check Weaves insert at back gives ease when Ww i omens Sesmmner seated and slenderizes the pears . % ee rd Floor ‘ ‘ Gingham Cloth Union Suits hips. Sizes 28 to 36. P. S—A 3-day sale of I Sophia Haitr Nets starts i: ; ? Trimmings are touches Special, * (93€ Te 1 drawn work, spoke > *e e ribbed | -_ fee ‘wath. ‘ 7h Pe 2 5 | 5 Single-Mesh Nets. soc doz. Double-Mesh Nets, 69c doz. ee Be Sure to Consult ee - WEDNESDAY, MAY 2i, r924. on , il gs EB BEB 8 - he Store for {Sill —EE™ — —— New Spring Below The: Opportunity $3.50 a $3.50 Flat Thread Ci —In new Summer gray, turquoise, | ivory and black. 4 $4.00 Flat Thread heavy quality in) fallow, jade, ta ivory and orchic WEE: waéaw esas $3.50 Satin Cantor brown, navy or ¢! black. 40 inches ($3.50 Spiral Crepe— of tan, empire or navy blue, fallo black. 39 inches $3.50 White Canton heavy, reversible inches wide ..... $4.00 Satin Russia navy or poudre gray andtan. J9: $2.50 92.98 § $2.50 Flat Thread Cri —jn the 39-inch wi light and dark eole $2.50 Radium Silk-- Ivory, rose, gray, green and: black. $2.98 Silk and Wool \ Canton Crepe—In for skirts. 39 incl $2.98 Printed Crepe d neat dress or blo 40 inches wide.... $2.50 Check Silk Br: blue and white. ta! or black and white. $2.75 Chiffon Taffet blue only. Yard ¥ Thursday, offering— stitching and, In some In- ag niki. mae aaa The Pere«nr rm epres-« Kathleen Mary stances, daintv white col- | wear; bodice top, tight Quinlan rd se: fs knee, reinforced crotch; in In the Toilet Goods Shop NO * ahs ald CUTS. Sizes 5b to 44. ‘his Week = . Anit Underwear Shep— val —— — e Dr hop—Third Floor Third Floor ——==EEEE ———— —_ — = SE —————————— ‘Dollar Specials i in n Housefurnishing Items Bread Pans oo song Reminder Equeeze- Ezy ssope Clothes Props ONS LO A OLE EI LE IE LE ILE LOL EG OLE OI TE Nip et te a 4 ee Be +) 1? +] yo }? — a cry j J ‘7 i ir > R, 7 ] AT i : Sale Qo Sale Sale Price, = ' Price sl 00° Sale ‘SI 00° ! $1. 00 8 for In Pra ve . Price Price . s 7 ‘1 f " . = ' tine “ani Tre esr . LODS ’» ’ , : - * ” ,l.’ A? . 7 er iZ re . ~~ la pann *t] rT} MP °° oir hy } . ' . T — e . ~* er atte re | a’ ? }- ~ Dr] ‘e. R S iiar I pti e. loe Eac h } r Ce 4 - “React ‘s”* G R ¢ - ! TICTIIT TTN} *"Sameled and white porce Old on club Dian... —_ Sa ¥ A Sale of Fancy White 4 Cash Boxes Apron Frocks for Summer Regular Price 5 2a 7 alto 4 x c oo 4 oa Bread Bo 6 Regular . $1.25 Sale | E ~ ee t es ee. » Sate k (nd 4 FS ie aes e - eens een fe en | | . = , . . : - . n Senseanuas’ : e - "3 = . > - ~ . - . ane dott * of O $12.50 4" ited after wr ht oo ota dard aa" ige Owt fie; Se of yee © ~ pee r _ Complete tr 5 lave rudder covered ends boo, in the large size 1060 sheets to a rol! Price dras with Irish crochet edging. Very smear a Apren Shop—Third Ficer = —— i - - ——— = 2 _ ——— — ———— =. aoe oe ~ ee furnishnrgc Shep—Basement Regular Priee, $1.25 Hospital Toilet Paper 'ty, »-sewed. $3 98 . @ Sa! Specially Pmced at - ¥ b ; ena » ite ; Made of .] ipanese bam for . | Sale $1.00 “Nelly Don” Frocks of white tissue r . Ree oem
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rrr. B WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1926 ervoort policy al- | every article ata | icles of equal qual. —_—_—— or ee ee nroom in artistic tive note to . Complete , attractive within the $6.90 Complete New Nemo Corset ~~ — oe hird Floor. —_—_ --— ———— cy White | for Summer jf 98 ron Frocks in slipovet lar effect. I8 n Frocks of fine cross rimimings. 98 ks of white tissue ma- et edging. Very smart. Third Fico: as that asked else- | @ Lamps j} —— = SY PPE iP eR ay Oe ‘ , . ty a : ae et RE FR Le rey oT Ke BOE TE ee RC Eo mer ro — _* . z WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1924. — | OE Vy ae - Sn ith SRN EE TRIER ee MET tet The Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ene FI ee a a ee a ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH Silk $2.50 Check Silk Broadcloth—In $2.75 Chiffon Taffetas—In navy s 888862222 28 ee SD itt eT i ee ee NAS Whe Store for ALi the Paephe ‘ Special Purchase From Morris Woolf Silk Co., Chicago _EEEuGQq0"" a=" New Spring Silks Purchased at Way Below Their Real Worth—a Big Opportunity tor Thursday. $3.50 and $4.00 Silks $3.50 Flat Thread Crepe de Chines) Priced —In new Summer shades of tan, | gray, turquoise, maize, apricot ivory and black. 40 inches wide. $4.00 Flat Thread Crepé—Extra heavy quality in new shades of | fallow, jade, tan, rose, red, | ivory and orchid. 40 inches | ES OS Re eens Pee oe $3.50 Satin Canton Crepe — In brown, navy or ching blue and \ black. 40 inches wide........ : $3.50 Spiral Crepe—In new shades of tan, empire or poudre blue, navy blue, fallow, brown or | black. 39 inches wide........ | $3.50 White Canton Crepe—lExtra ! heavy, reversible weave. 39 | inches wide 2 tae #4 $400 Satin Russian Crepe—In | navy or poudre blue, erie gray and tan. J9 inches wide.. $2.50, $2.75 and 62.98 Silks) ‘~ $2.50 Flat Thread Crepe de Chines | —in the 39-inch width. In new | light and dark colors and black. | $2.50 Radium Silk—In tan, pink, | ivory, rose, grav, maize, Nile, | green and black. Yard wide.. $2.98 Silk and Wool Woven Stripe > Canton Crepe—In light colors for skirts. 39 inches wide.... $2.98 Printed Crepe de Chines—In neat dress or blouse designs. | 40 inches wide........ @ vvews a —— A Yard blue and white, tan and white. or black and white. Yard wide. blue only. Yard width....... - A Yard —— ie me ee ee ee ee SE. rest ass ss 8s sere oo ee | Ste a. a (Main eh a HOUS WARES $54.50 Leonard Refrigerators Three-door, side-icer style, white por- , celain-lined provision $ 95 ¥ chamber; 65-pound ice ao? & capacity Se ewewe@eé ee ae €&€ es 8&8 8 Se Leonard WHefrigerator in three-door icer style with white lined provision chamber. : a ap ey Fa $36.95 Bien oe $42.50 | 5O ~ “Buck's” Gas Ranges, cabinet style, with good size oven, black rhameled and white porcelain door; connected and $40 50 | OS Pore Fee es eee “ts | | ae 51.6» Poultry W ire: 3 $12.50 Lawn 63.35 Steam- . ; ~ ] er ¢ aire, Wi) 3 Swings, four- rm rests, passenger size, seats of heavy well made and duch adju t at to 4 pos bolted. $9.85 feet high: Q5e Adjustable Window Screens; Faivani, d ; nize &@&tter weay ng | 19 a " ' xtend to 37 inches in 79 Mandard Ratig-« ot {7 $ e e nd , 3 ¢ 61.20 O-Cedar Mop Outfit; con- Sitting of O-C ang » sh Complete : ae ’ 95¢ : i) a width: well made 7@¢ House and Flieer Paint; excel- lent qualit ; various shades; —~55¢ Re Cleothesiines) extra strong; non-kink quality: 49¢ 100 feet ..ceeeeeteerres*e (Limit two hundred feet to cus- quart Size. edar Polishing Mop — bottle of O-Cedar ate 10.00 Lawn M r tomer.) »“owers, fu ball - bearing | $2.25 Ttce with 14-'nch Cream Pvecser self - sharpen- cottage special ing steel wooden pail, 2- blades quart size, side crank, $8.73 | $1.85 (Third Ficer—Nuaugents.) _ ba reese ee ewww eae ees oe —— —- Teall PT ee tif aie Matt ——_ ttl oo cove & All at Sensational 95 ~ Low Price, The Materials Are Wonderful Permanent Dotted Voiles Print Swiss Tissue Ginghams White Dimity Imported Ginghams Amoskeag and Other Famous Materials All Delightfully Styled Never before have Dresses like these been sold at such a low price. Women Will Buy at Least Three Most Will Want Six Every Dress guar- anteed fast eeclor. If it doesn’t wash, bring It back, Every Dress is fresh, crisp, new. Just received from. the manufacturer. Every garment is cut full and long with wide hems, and fits perfectly. Sizes for Misses and Women 36 a to 46 Sale (Fourth Fleer=8 ugents.) Play Suits Skamper “Skeezix”’ Piay Suits of cheviot, red trim- fast coior blue med. Sizes to epee s S ] 29 (Fourth Filoor—Nugents.) Baby Pants 23c pure gum rubber Baby Pants. Medfum and large sizes. Natural and flesh | Q SUEGP:-caccoeessbac . (Main Floor—Nugents.) Princess Slips Made of very fine quality nainsook, in bodice top style. Gathered at hips and trimmed with filet medallions and Iri#h picot and Val. $1 .85 lace: hemstitched. (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) Sizes 86 to 44 .. v* Nightgowns Eixtra-size Gowns in slip-over stile: round and V-neck style. Lace and embroidery trimmed. Aliso crepe Bloomers in floral designs $ 00 with elastic . (Feoeurth FileerNugents.) knee Silk Gloves 12-button length $2.95 Mous- quetaire Gloves of Milanese silk, with arms $ ] 50 BOTNe prettily embrold- ered. White only. \. \ (Main Picor—Newents) —_——— I a Women’s Y > _ ' Union Suits. and 790 white-ribbed | cotton garments, band top | style; tight and loose knee, also some closed styles. S8fzes 36 to 50, but not in all styles. 680 one (Main Floor—Nagents.) A | Suit. _.— — ee ee ee This Is YOUR Opportunity! SATA SAS ASA AA A A SR RR AA 0c MEN! yd by ¥. 7 Women’s Silk Hose Chiffon and service weight | Hose in black and new shoe shades. Full-fashioned, rein- forced toes, soles and heels. l] sizes 8% to 10. bir...» | 09 (Main fF {2 ~~ . “— a ‘ + ip neg te é . i - > - 9 Fioor—Neagents.) — We have never offered these at this Pre-Season Price. How Much Do You Save on One of These Suits? Figure for yourself what you will pay | $2.00 Linen Damask Silver bleached Damask | | —66 inches wide. All-linen of a fine quality. Comes in lovely patterns and firmly woven. Yard. 2 — — — 8000 Summer Wash Dresses. In a Stupendous One-Day Value Event That Will Make Sale History $ (Third Floor—Nuagents.) — Segeeseseese eee eeees sues e8 s. es. ? Here’s Luck for You ! Sun-Rain L qv 4 =4/ Umbrellas EAT, $10.00 and $12.00 Values | re. | Bought ata | Very Low Price : | Black 95 and Colors. ae Wood Shanks Steel Rods. Just about 200 that’s all—black and wanted colors with wide Ottee- man Satin and tape edges, gold and black ribs, Paragon frames. Some with colored borders. Short club handles of wood, bacalite and amber. Stub end and amber tips. (Main Fleor—N agents.) ! 7 $35 Axminster Rugs At Great Reductions 9x12 size, good, | quality—not heavy, durable a second in the lot. 95 100 of these Rugs in every ror. $ ° tern that is rich, inviting and — cheerful. In soft, harmonious tones of rose, blue, tan and brown. $45 Axminster Rugs Heavy seamless Rugs with a soft deep nap in Oriental and small allover designs in $ 27] 22 beautiful color combinations—9x12 size..... $49.75 Rugs In the wanted 9x1? | patterns. The patterns will | make the old home look | _ brand new. Colorful in rose. 'Congoleum Rugs 9x12, without borders, in tile and conventional designa, in light and dark grounds. These are sub-standards of size | | taupe, brown, tan and blue § $9.00 grade subject to slight | in those effective colors. imperfec- g | Seamless. $ 95 tions, mis- 36: 5 | Specially 38: | prints, etc...... — | DIT. + .« « xéln ———s (Third Filoor—Nugents.) ‘a - io. “y | ° —6© $1.65 Ruffled Curt | $I. ultle urtains | ” Madeoffine ‘4 Pair 7 + a = re" Sart quality cross- bar voile and mar q uisette. Tie -backs to match. 7oc and 85c Poplins 36-inch drapery Poplin in rose, $4 .38 a zw x ~~ i vee to 1 ' > hs a 7 ‘ » ( > € 4 2 ere. a Y. 88 eae ee mad Fy - “ © ‘ : > ig. q ; a pe eee “Coal Bie 7 om Wig An! ! 4 } . = a if. = .. oe ¥ 4 eg i a. wan oF) ee * ag % . v¥ B ng * * } A “ Fal . ie Be . 193 ad zm > dog mi as. > ak - * € ied iy Pi fai re in a + ys : ae 2 et s es - 4 4 . 4 7 nS 43 re ae ‘ » 2 vay a mF é > oie “ A ad a EN >: > 7 Nts i a ‘ 2 iy 7 \ “ all yy v Fa % a * # © ie 3". ’ ae § tay a hy ee, Fas) susp Esa 2 al ee ee a * ae i te F t his = ; bs SN is pee + Gx 4 Ag ‘+ Fy a 4 ae icy s ‘Sr ; : S * A 4 ay ts " Bye fae ey ? may : Cate * “5 a A
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r) ’ y ) . - 8 ST LOLS POST-DISPATCH | — Daily inten DISPATCH sone has MORE City Cirentation th an the morning and 6 one er ae ne av spaper — ED ‘aa 1 : WeDeESD Hy DAY. a . ee HRS i iis mame atatateate eae aaa aaa aaah tear a aaa aaa aaa a me Tie MISSOURI DELEGATES 10 THIRD AANA IE oe aia PARTY CONVENTION NAMED : See Our Other Announcements on Pages 9 and 16 7 , — —__——» = deduct one-fourth from that price! $4 Corsets G. co Cer- —— skirts: ‘attached supP- orter ood ty range of sizes. Thursday—A Sale of 2400 Men's : tS | ae ¢ of Te s. : Ww $ 2 S 2) () C QO » 54 () () S h l Yt S 31 Iu i 7 j Xi : : : me . : @ In the destrabie fle " —— a —- ated a4 | a single elastic, shirred b 3 me i % teh 2 | 7 *. We Gin “agqle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 In Largest Distributors a Merchandise | ; sf Basement Econet ” oo : * oa ish pine ¢ “in Merchandise Feu wD » Re stric ted Artie les Excepted. at Retail in Missouri and the W est. . - 5 . ——~ —— | % a . : 7 i 1 : Thursd ° ° i Rr ; Make Your Selection Now From All Our New Spring 3 ursac 7 a 5 . ¢€ ? : th 4 é~ .. 8 In fants Fro s ® Gr “ | ‘, Ss &F : ir 2 I if r Py | bat 5 pent 2 to 6 —§$ .'N @ of flock rolles aes 3 “For Young Men and Men Who Stay Young” } a wens wah a Sic . : mings in honey, Coa > Me ” seek aa rose. : : : Basement Economy 5 ; ; At a Reduction - From Regular An Attractit | : | Prices of | Phe : | : | , 5 Excepted | . : ) | .. | (This sale is ebeiliiy an event of July, but on . account of backward weather conditions, we are q cr offering vou now—at the height of the season— eH: unrestricted choice of the newest and smartest ie Spring Clothes in the nationally-known “Society — ° . : Brand” line! They include the latest models, For a Limited Time, Begin- = and are made from the materials most favored Off. h Ps this season. The tailoring in each Suit is of the ning Thursday, We er the : highest order—and the “cut” has that distinctive > character for which “Society Brand” its fe- . Fpen nowned. | 2 uncenst itu! | Each Suit in the collection is ticketed c Gaiesrot pis OE anes _ me asarnr fh and marked at its regular price. | a th elas ; waist!! ine @ ; NEW CHARGES MADE IN At the time of purchase, you simply promes oe : : iF 3 , @€ The assortment includes 1209 (silos stripe Shirts: 600 Russian | af See cord Shirts and 600 of imported , f | a. vere § a? aacennee aan madras The madras is striped in iijte Wd seem a ne helio. tan, grav- and blue. Also 5 - i | ae. . 7 plain \\ hite. a ips 5 ‘ F 4 f | Children s Batt m | r-F'fi) 4 & colors and striped - effect years. Basement Eco — am — eee gt AN ely who value a combination of Some Outstanding Features of the “BlueBird™ Operates on oscillating plan Washing light and heavy clothes quickly and thorough- ly without any added wear Removable pancis permit ac- cess to the mechanism and utility. “They are | $1.50 and $2 Values at : Save on These W niade mn the latest lasts from leather of | 7 r | Leather Pu the verv highest qual- * — . : “a $2 to $2.50 Va itv. In all sizes. Open Fruit Jars Quick as a Wink a ~; iS Second Fleer Our Service Department can make any repairs that may be These Two Tubs W ith ee ewes lf you buy now—they reg- ularly sell for $7.50 each. 7 wt wy Nd Both of the Tubs are of 18-lb. ca- ig acity, made of heavy galvanized iron and having double-seamed ends and metal drain plug. Tubs and stand enameled in light gray and trummed with blue. The legs are ———— @ Sexton Athletic Underwear is made for comfort. Each suit is accurately cut from > "Ae wearer While Th | a pattern designed to insure the " a7 Lae, We ae | freedom of movement and freedom from sane teal } : | binding. A ribbed elastic belt and fullcut $m Bags in var & | . = balloon seat are additional features which — iiaiieniial tail | Impor ted Chinese Game sets make this well-known Underwear comfor’ @@ — ; a able. The armholes are taped and the 7 } iets ¢ Each Set consists of L44 genuine Chinese _ | are closely stitc hed throughout. ‘ee Bamboo Tiles, hand-carved and hand-col- S : | 0 | Sexton Union Suits are made of glos- $ 39c Cr @A mant surplus stoe Quality Lea! — eee ene ee 7 ored by native artists; a full set of Chinese striped fabrics, mercerized pongee, | bone counters, dice, winds and four blank | dimity, jersey weaves, fancy sero = tiles. The Set is packed in a tin box. fantas- | weaves, handkerchief cloth and madras. i 1 ‘ Useful Lonitiel this “‘ollec tien are *A90 A slight pull on those ears lets the o -_aTr ef : 7 a dees} gre ar equipped with heavy, easy-rolling : gy gy - athe banana tically decorated with a Chinese good luck sign. | ie . ie sariety of designe a1 casters. é scaled. c : Main Fleer | A Thursday niall of yy. om me uppies 3 B ’ K _ E $1.25 ™ 3 : oys’ Knickers |# aa The Tubs Will Also Be Given With Pp r esto larine | ne a —= 66 7? ‘ " ad . r . * | 9elWe ~ sh} ~ Sizes From 6 to =. | on a “Voss” or “Lincoln” Electric Washer JAR RINGS Otor Oil Back-Rest_Cushions 18 Years Fr ier Suitable Tested and approved by the Good Cheice at : Both of these Electric W; ashe Ts are also very efticient. The “Voss” has «wu ing- ing wringer angi is priced at 876-381 on deferred-payment plan Lhe “Lin- colin” is “ W asher of the Vacuum tvpe, VW ith solid copper tub and Tat ec ¢ | $119—-$129 on deferred-payment plan Housekeering Instirute. They coset you no more than the old-tashioned rings without this Presto teature— the biggest jar mngim provement ever made—tor cold pack, water bath, steam pressure and hot pack can- ming. Jars sealed with Presto Rings keep luscious strawberries, big juicy peaches and al! other fruits and vege- tabies tresh and tull favored. EEE —_— eee Basement Gallery FAMOUS -BARR CO. We Gwe and Redeem Eagle Stamps od 7 | a . : . 5 Gallons, Medium Body | : : | ye : : G an eed $1.00 iy enuine YS na. ° Seconds of $ = 3 cOlorings; 9x13-ft.-reem si! ty for 6x9-ft. Axmi Ask vour dealer for ee : and gray and tan cotton covert. } 4 e Presto Rings. $2.88 | shaped with five butter ates are well made with turned and ta 7 various eee Bon € An venvusval offering of Heavily padded * | 4 7ic Feit-Bas CUPPLES COMPANY ‘J, vga $5.18 | mate seams and have hip pockets «..ce4 | “ne: seconds of ieee ee eee ee Eee E REEL ALLER LEREELELELELE EEE EEE LEE ka aaa ae EER hae SPREE ee eee eee eRe ee EERE ES Ee EEL EEE EE Lk ned ne ee na han Congoleum Rugs in « plea @ Wash Knickers in khaki, gray c Axminster R: Sisth PFieer eee ee EEE EEE ASAE AE ELLE ERE EEE ELLE EEE EEE EEE Ea ea aaiata ata eta aaa ae eee e ae Anaahat a atatate b -’ a aD P. +4 *. AS _ ‘, e 7 ° ™ See eee eee es t ; ; ; ; o
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Ma MAY 21, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH See Our Other Announcements on P Crepe Bloomers Boys’ Hats ca ae , : — = 1 Kerchiefs Umbrellas $1.39 to $1.95 ~~ Sizes 6 to , Special, 7¢ Years Value.... 15C Each... 5c $s $ 98 Value. > . @ Durable, waterproof and fast black are these Umbrellas of @ Milan Straw Hats @ In the desirable flesh color, in black, brown and G Men's lsrge a gg ’ — —_moe & single elastic, shirred bottoms. white; broken sizes. | es Sereae es ETS Bee ED Seg SI OR seem ot - Sere putors sp cg peer : Basement Economy Store Basement Largest Distributors of Merchandise stitched cambric. silk-and-linen fabric; sizes for ssourt aii ic est. ; at Retail in Viee ea men and women. | nena - R tail in Missouri and the W est, Basement ‘ Basement Economy Store _—_—--— -.-—._....- - — —————— -_-__ — ee = _— . in |} Thursday, Many More Will Share the Value-Giving of Our Basement Economy Store’s Infants’ Frocks g i" | . tis TE | cunree $495 | Purses vnintit | i mantel | $1.50 to $1.95 Values Af 5 is 560% saben TUT UTA SPEPGRRLTELLAL @ Of flock dot volles and @ A maker's surplus stock of leather Purses, in pouch ho Stay Young” plain voiles im neat trim- @So remarkable os th h P r an 5 . : mings in honey, Copen, 2 Were the purchases of Factory Samples, surplus stocks and odd lots of seasonable merchandise and flat styles; fitted w , gold and rose. which we made in preparation for this event, that wise shoppers should take fullest advantage of the opportunity mally scala 1 ell wae lari for saving, by anticipating personal and household needs for months to come, from these groups. anagem An Attractive Offering of 300 Women’s Women and Misses! Be Sure and Inspect This Group of 400 Sample A Factory “Clean-Up” of These Splendid — hy Trimmed Hats Spring and Summer Dresses Lhe ae jeight Suits Excepted — j | ag $4 to $6 PS ~ re $15 to $16.50 Values—Many Styles NB 8 _— Special Q) 5 C » we => Values.... @Novelty Blouses made of the popular Charmette | Voiles, rints forming “ collar, cuffs, pockets event of July, but on : > i ther conditions, we are t | ; @ Approved styles for, Summer wear are in this , + and bodice. Sises 36 to 46. ; : group, some oO lair raid, others of crepe and : 7 height of the season—- ) ; combination materials; trimmed with Reware oe Bs R l bl ie! ese $4.95 to $5.75 Blouses eweat unel smartest | and novelties. In bright shades and black. : y emear e ' Ls , oa ‘ » bry ae a agony" vor ts G3 95 | “en | Ay” sroidery, baby Irish motifs, tucks, pleats 9 . ‘ - Basement Economy Store Selection ae and hand-drawn work. All sizes. Fach. Basement Economy Store ionally-known “Society de the latest models. aterials most favored | 1 Choice in This Grou f Sa I | : Unusua oice po mpte : | = Women Can Save in This Factory Sample Sale of gin each Suit is of the i ‘ i” has that distinctive : $3 50 to $4 (sirdles : . @_ A group that includes such a variety of fashionable models ¥ ° ee | that women and misses should find it exceptionally desirable to — V : m4 2 oile and Batiste Underwear Socicty Brand” is _ re- take advantage of the saving offered. Practical Dresses of black, Various Styles, Each... $ ] 9 Lfer% . , navy or cocoa are included, as well as styles of printed weaves, Pr , ° :: el Pah, $d bright or light shades. Trimming ideas are very new and : Small Lots of $2.50 to $3 Values 5 89 . 1 acti : orrectly fitting tion is ticketed Comfortable, correctly tt outils De atieade lied altractively applied. ae eae | @ Genuine imported voiles in rich colors with lace : Gird f ] ~ regular price. aan asastic waistline and elasti: edgings and insertions of imported Valenciennes. ° i4 and 16 in. lengths, ch ou simpl around top. I= . : . ; omy to : “or aa broken sizes. | . | SE Sete oat The fabrics are those high in favor at pres: oii sid Well made in neat styles. $4 Corsets Ba $ — sets ae | sare A eR ent—Canton crepe, flat crepe, printed crepe a ; 7 ~ -lac ate | il -weigh & sets s Shee , = OR Se . ‘s8 = pas 2 Second Floor R. & G. front-lace Cind | with low bust and waist- art ar inte) OC: and Georgette—all of serviceable qualities. eee Eas Princess Slips Crepe Gowns he rt: te: attached sup- | line; medium skirt; 50 - : » RS ee as 4: Mie tte EZ Of woven-stripe sateen hematitch- In regular and extra sizes in col- long sk rool = | alho some Girdles. . C +: . en Pain Basement Economy Store [2644522 4° 4S ed tops and + $1.69 to $1.89 | ors of honey, orchid, flesh, 69 aoe of sizes $1.95 | Basement Economy Store in values; Sue oe maize and white. . range of §& sae - 44. Each Basement Economy Store For Summer Wear—Girls’ Supply Needs From This Lot of $1.50 to $2 Lug g age Mothers!—Savings in Dresses Women’ S Silk Ho siery Choice, Thursday, at. . $ 1 . 10 Sample Union Suits 1 Boys’ Suits @ Durable black Traveling Bags : 7 in the 18-inch size; also some . : > 1 S Seconds of panen ae 6 Seweles, i | Spatial $3 95 . aaa black or brown, Every piece neatly made and 59c to 69c ve mist: . ; $1.50 to $1.75 serviceable. Basement Economy Store. Val @Suits of dark striped if ues..... or mixed materials, with @ Pretty styles of ging- 6 al P a ham. dotted voile and raades, fair... knickers andé coat full lined. Coats have belt @ Desirable for immediate and later Summer and pleats. Broken sizes. Basement Economy Store ; ‘oile, in a variety plain voile @ Women's full and semi-fashioned Silk Hose ; of popular colorings. ; ; 9 caer re] lish and of the desired medium and chiffon weights, and M I wear are these Suits of fine-ribbed cotton; in k ona Sor eg ee f Sizes : serviceably reinforced; double lisle garter tops; en S rousers bodice or built-up styles. ly \\ — - a oe various colors. Bo 4 K i 7 to 14 years. ° . | : 3 I Special, the Pair. . ~ 1 6 S 99c to 69c | $1 to $1.25 M Boys’ Knickerbockers nicker kers 7. Basement LEiconomy Store . ° . ° .. 25c to 35c Socks’ Women’s Hose : Dee Oe ental Union Suits | Union Suits a: ; top @A group of just §5 pai: : ) / Exceptional, Pair. . Childre: Children’s Suits of | Men's Athletic Suits ’ @Knickers of tweeds Q5 t , mercerized Semi-fashioned silk- dot tton Secks with turn- mixed Hose with lisle of worsted and chevio pin - checked white | of striped madras or and cheviot or cassi- - ? Children \ Bathrobes Q : ove r cuff tops; in light t ops and reinforced Trousers in p lain and nainsook; plain st) le | checked nainsook, or : ; mere mixtures: well ; oF dark colors and com- feet; black and colors, striped patterns; have cuff bottoms and belt for boys and with | of poros-mesh in short ' made and in several Sa tee eee: | ee loops; good range of broken sizes. oe ee ieee 62¢c . desirable colors; sizes 6 to 16 years. pr., for giris ‘length style .... Basement Economy Store ; ~ . Sizes 6 to 14 Years 1 95 or % le ' : ; « lengths; 4o $1 grades . Economy Store $ . Basement Economy Store ectanetnets . Basement Economy Store @or fancy terry cloth, well made in neat styles, with long , . le r s. bi Tr > . f " ue cords. Basement Economy Stere A Special Purchase of 2000 Pairs of Men’s Thureday—A Special Group o , Men's and Young Men's Spring spade "tae $ 29 Sample Blouses High & Low Shoes Cr epe de Chine |j a 8] 3.50 rerciaaalic iy ane eee Davenette Pads @q Suits of various favor- Seconds of 79c¢ to ae x $1.25 Grades ........ Y ed weaves, wel] tailored . ‘ € Boys’ regulation eanins Offered at, Yard. 4 ¢ 29 and correctly _ styled. Feather Pillows and s ts RB) , See bal cs ea oe rT 9 @ A splendid, firm quality o! a Topcoats of tweed in the . Ae ports iouses of 1028s A Factory Checks Crepe de Chine in white. . 1 gon ate bon and grays. Broken seizes in $s Value Pair 3 ‘ adras, cotton pon- Belo ose ae ne © a large sort- — ee ’ 1e- $ 45 , Re eK of $3.50 to $6 black.and a arce assor @Pillows in Soyries e ; . el Suits | Pa gum cloth nae - Perens: white, eee YTS Teese ~sx, us y . ment of wanted colors; 40 . Men’s Trousers parr mne FH. eae ta and striped. effects; 7 to 16 Spams 2220 os Grades, Pair. ‘és inches wide. Tallored of tweed material, in tan. brown ers oma ‘aan. of , Basement Economy Store wos . and gray. With cuff bottom. | 23 fancy art ticking. te @In this fortunately secured lot 9&c Printed Crepe Seconds of $1.95 to $2.95 grades.... ‘ Basement Econemy Stere Basement Economy Store —_ $2 Values at : me are Oxfords of black and tan calf In the 36-inch width, half silk Crepe, printed | Save on These Women § ; Bs in desirable patterns for blouses, Fringed Window and kid, built on the round, square, ; io straight and wide-toe lasts. Also dresses, etc. Yard Leather Purses styles of patent. Goodyear welted | Shades : ¥ = , soles and leather or rubber heels. Crepe de Leen Art Crepe Men’s Shirts $2 to $2.50 Values . a oe ee lasts. Seconds and rem- 40 inches wide f Special, Sizes ¢ : zes 5 to 11. Glos Crepe in a va- nants of regular $1.49 | Jit, of ports colors $r and $1.25 Values...... ¢ 9 Cc ’ Women’s Low Shoes grade in a variety of | gs well as street | €Madras and, ; | Strapped and cut-out styles of wanted colors; 1 to 5 shades in novelty yles; plain lors, hf ¢ 01! opaque - _ is ac c or £50 patent, suede in popular shades vard len ths. matterns. striped effects st; shades, a6 ¢ Underwear Phage ; ee and satin; also sports straps of Yard , : rd 14 to 37 and various sleeve lengtas. in. wide an@ uil Is accurately cut from j CA manufacturer's patent and smoked elk “al . as = ’ , 6 ft. long; ‘ sm elk, trimmed Boys Blouses s calloped ed to insure the wearer } » | surplus stock of good 5, eet with red and green: siz 2% ¢ : , : sedi ‘ f } ‘ quality Leather Bags, ¢ ey lot: $3 to $5 pises t. ; ar . S 7 6. ’ ; - d clastic belt and full-cut eee te warteudl stvied. a — values; pair Messaline, suitable for dresses, slips, $ | 19 ont one at one $1.50 Bango: 78c oe of Basement Ecenomy Store etc., in the 36-inch width. Yard..... ° pa Basement Eeconemy Store $1.25 value. Basement Economy Store additional features which See a REN fp Bte-oe me Basement Economy Store own Underwear comfort- : Floor Samples of the Splendid “Kimball” ales are taped and the Suits Phonographs f bed throughout. | Here Is a Splendid Assortment o Many Will Shop to Decided Advantage From This sires pues $1 ¢ 22C Cretonne Remnants | ¢oie of Sample Cotton Goods weaves, fancy aero hief cloth and madras. : Useful Lengths—Many to Match, Yard $. A “st $145 ae Uae variety trop are 2000 yards Of Ettractive Dey sich, you C —Weaves for Household Purposes as Well as Summer Attire Ofered at, > 50 em ide \ar ety of de signs and colorings. Aes many pieces mat« h, ll find excellent choice for draperies, cushions, etc. = ae 980 to $1.25 Fiber Drapery, yard re | : . — Sinem | Pepperell Sheeting Irish Dress | @ Fully guaranteed Phonographs made | . ee ay Offering of : $5c Cretonnes, 38 inches wide, yard.. po , ‘ $1.25 Marquisetie Curtains, pair 79c 70c Value, 38c 750 Value, 59c¢ by the Kimball Piano Company; terms Yard of $5 monthly, if desired. { k 4 ” © ' " — 65 rd Kniec ers $2.50 Ruffled Voile Curtains, pair. .$! : yard. anata . EL my Store | nt | Genuine Pepperell Sheeting, 90 inches wide Pure Irish Linen shrunk to 86-inch width, | . | and of the excellent, long-wearing quality for | and the correct welght for Summer apparel; | Used Victrolas which this make !s noted; mill lengths, from | | many popular plain shades. An importers | Style 120; electrie: Mat §315...9240 2 to 10 yards. surplus stock. ‘ Style 1230; Iet B27TS ........ 1. & ' mee antipent aan Style 120; electric; list $265.... Suitable for Many Rooms Are These sims ee Style XVI; Met $175 Style 100; list S150 ° ' . | _ G e oleum Rugs 39c Wash Goods Pillowcases Ginghams Strle 1005 Het nuin on Manufacturer's surplus stock of Of full bleached, deeply hen Remnants of 2 to 19 yards of Style O80; list —_——— printed voile of sheer quality med muslin: 42x326-inch genuine Amosk Gingnams i Style SO; List nome JA TT caAak full pieces; 38 inches wide; 19¢ manufacturer's seconds of 25¢ | checks, pla - and stripes, 17c¢ Yar onebeeeoeen- ses Used tubfast; d | 40c grade; each Seconds of $18 Grade, Each. s 50 ; | sh" | @An unusual offering of genuine sanitary, waterproof ———— Plisse Crepe | Colored Voiles 25c Percales Sevte Saas te -Ongoleum Rugs in a pleasing assortment of designs & Ideal for underwear is this soft, Hard twist Volles in many ee nares Pasa ag Style 2is; Met o -tnteh enirTti colorings: 9x12-ft.-room size. serviceable Crepe, in pink, peach, Plain shades, for dresses, under- Style 210; Net stripes, tub-fast, 7 Stslie 10; Iiet 6125 ugs, seconds of $30 gradc. .$19 blue and white; requires no wear, etc., Gx0-ft. Axminster - ’ 49c froning; 30-in’: wide; yard l6c grade, yard the yard .... Style 200; let 8100 75c - oo ve ’ ware yard tyle + Met AR wepreg be uo! sag i Lonsdale Muslin $1.69 Bed Sheets Week Gort, el | See Rug Corners Genutne “Green Ticket’ Muslin. Seamless Sheets with original Sample pieces yOrISe | | of Wash Goods kers in khaki, gray crash ee covers. need: Axminster Rugs i sections of %xi2-ft my ‘ 4 other odd pieces and in Which are % full bleached and 36-in, wide; tickets: S1lx®0-itnch size: limit other O68 pie os of ap ani ae Je with turned and taped . & Of heavy, durable quality | ; ; | ; I Yarious attractive patterns: 4 6x6-ft velvet rugs; some have $4.95 limit 10 yards to a buyer; 18 to @ buyer; $ he yard “Fr medels; liet $125 Ae hip pockets Sesené Niece ss sin 7 Sil 50 at neg vo: * —o nt Economy Store C oe Seanment Economy Store “K" models; let $150 ) , i8 grade . aseme , een ) “LL” models; Met $175
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WEDNESDAY, aM .~ WEDNESDAY, ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone fh has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED Epes ane ‘ ge APT ———=— Fr Seine ca JURY REBUKED FOR ste T — E/MARQUETTE = | ee J... HOTEL [| Elgin or Waltham: FRFFING MAN IN “sp Reducing a @ le Rrercr osgnee Sd reetticce 5 ALARALE LE LL tear? mother, wife or «ister Summer Kates Small thin modeis in 20-year gota i Im 3m SET HO) KK ORVCAEN eee see! Lal Gg 4 ek | os low as i | ~ | : $10 00 Per We | & Sheaffer Peuntaia $2.50 | . . . | ‘ ‘ i it Auto Co = 1 i FH -: m i i S23sstsese2ees=% ~ ~- (iarage Service ir Sheaffer Tenctl $1.00 | for ie Cafe—Cafeteria—G rll Pen for VEN INGS eg | DUNN'S | Federal Judge Lindley Or- Evening Dinner 51 Vears at OF2-14-16 Franklio — || $1.25 : _ ders District Attorney to —— ee ee ae ee ee - Washington Av. and 18tb Sc. Tee Gt Re Investigate Witnesses for st. Louls ainted through the Post-Dispatch Want Columns. the Defense. Se@eerc.e MISTRIAL IN FIRST oviz aRich OF CLEANUP CASES | GOTmIm * gee | ‘No Agreement Reached on Rest Assortment in Saint Louis ( | \ Wig ——— “ie | Verdict on Charges oo ee | S38 Against East St. Louis | x. (Se y > DIT 34 Different Makes _ ol SR Saloon Keeper. : rh ” : | : | & Jigy mummers , = i ——-— - = Ha 242822 3 LATE rienced shopmen. They are therefore guaranteed abso- 895 > . . ed we — ‘\ 4 - . . ; COUPE lutely against defective parts. up to 10 per cent of Sedan, $ —= | , im Well made for g aid li want VOU. té nlane . Ea da 7. . - — . a 5 Down - . : - ugh vestivatio ; she cll $985 the selling price. For example, tf a S500 « ar is pur- 3 oe $755 -~ instructiens in the ; ie 4 Ae.en aon These chased. should a part be found defective within ninety Coupe. 6ee ——_—— - - ; in this case S45 days. the Weber [Implement and Automobile toe. will | $195 Dewan — - : 5 defray replacement expenses up to $50. ~ ° + __. = Belleville Man Tried. | ‘immer, who runs « contecsoney fj 9 Days’ Trial "The Cars Listed Here and 112 More on Sale i Oe Is — Tlcoce oun pusaane cca ne ees Sse chs In Good onape when purchased and we will allow a ' ’ eit oe ig 2 ' : sery penny already paid in en any . | of intoXicating liquor It as heard neon used car in steck you may Every car has gone ow Prices---Easy Terms! 8 coos cee ca “hop and 1m Eo Fa . | my aterm } ane ! er- ta I vs —= - par ning condition. lict, returned. last night a ) ¢ Stude er Our chain-store buying power enables us to af | Dodge f TOURING specialize in Touring Chev- ) pened until toda: , rOURING sgh sell for less. Come in—be_ convinced gw ee ae EASY TERMS co | : ag Hupmobiles $573 rolet | cei that our prices are lower. Terms to. suit. the : k pete shi Py O18 einahin ts A Year to Pay S1i5 Down SO SSEX Touring= Sit5 Down Baby Grand FREE ee Hudson 7- ; SEDAN scdan-s “ , Re} oon on March when SEDAN mc’ $275 Men’s and Young Men’s All-Wool ee ee $810 : vats mandate sae PR i sg Sag 2G. $--5 Down | $195 Dewn Coupes moon Sedan, $245 $°45 Dewn } } - ove . ‘hem ry ; ~ not ir OADSTI rm nation oe va i i al ee . JEWETI All Rebuilt a l-new Max $75 Down on Ee ee a an aaa Your old car or a small $410 | rRG.. $655 Guaranteed well 4-passenger Coupe. $300 Every Car Is Tagged Shia Quaittied that he wen sal amount of cash taken as — $195 Down $100 +o $1250 “ian eae sensei 159 in Plain Figures down payment. : = and Is Priced Right WEBER IMPLEMENT & wore \| pistroutors oO PT OMOBILE COuii (ee red : | Priced Lew Ford, | M ain Salesroom—1 9th and Locust he oral | a Maxwell Paige Touritngs | Oakland ' 3116 Locust Boulevard (Sate ats |N. W. Cor. 2\st and Pine || Touring a | At PLACES Reo -Tour neem Visit our suglesroom FOR SOUTHWEST ST. LOUIS [nearest vou. tf car you} For pineiivenanil and the County Dort ae want to see is not there. Touring ‘ p This special sale pants Swits preves ithout reaching a verdict Tourings | il ke -F , SS eee PE | 5000 Gravois AVenue [ie'niectiom enicnness| T225 Manchester Av. XTRAORDIN underselling gr¢ the dressing-table a plete set, in populai Hand Mirrors ef fine all-rwool materiaix in a choice ax- sertment ef tight and dark patterns. Regular 4 a5 6[(valecs. hasy terms. whisky fror Vkeefe on ‘ebruar s Hairbrushes 1 lefense witness was City Licens HEAFFE Pan Gemeel defense witness was City License . Puff Boxes + Gabardines Keefe's saloon was closed wher \\ A splendid line of whincords O'Keefe for operating without a “7/¥ay i ee 3 P T ws au? . ‘ . \ grays, ccc. Pe 624.50 iia tian: , al 1 uf " i _ _ : ; ; : ‘ ‘ . . : : | XCEPTIONALL a These values are positively the = — Easy T Four Jefferson City bankere were East St. Louis Store—314 Collinsville Av. BE =... 3 cock. on _ Exchange Your Old Pencil Free ‘ Ten 4 a ‘, IB VOR Lormer Se. retary 7. 7 ; AMN My: State and president of + Mani he Centr Missouri Trust Co.;: A. A Speer former speaker of the House of 1! LE PARICK resentative, and president of At the Better Dealers Everywhere Ke pOTHING a tnnie tua nae Lohman ashier of the s _ Bank wescbants WW. A, SHEAFFER PEN COMPANY, Fort Madison, Iowa . ROMA YWAY . The nvestica’ , © _ —_— — os . . — a. +“ » - - im 7 # . 1 - < 4 . md ey . + — a pected t® continue f era BRANCH OFFICES ; — New Vork Chicage Den -er OLD STYLE —Lead The POST DISPATCH w the only St. Leuis sresing See Francisce xposed times | 378-7th Avenue $@e Repu biic Bidg. 5@2 Jacoveea Bidg. 031 Market Street and costly tusnbe off -_ ; newspaper giving Associated Press sews
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7° I TP eT Tr? ay POL ee oe wert ee - “ee ; of oh ro r? ‘ Pe) tile tee LL - ne - « . : | ny +5 WEDNESDAY, WEDNESDAY, ~. y MAY 21, 1924. * ° a The Dai / > | MAY 21,1924." 7 —- ——— —- e Daily shia DISPATCH alone has . ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH ' eit saa ——_— te SS ee aoa) ee See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and 5 STIX. BAER & FULLE te ____ GRAND-LEADER ee Six-Day UNDERSELLING CAMP Thilo ee. "eed * ‘eo, as ¢ i a7 ¢ s 2 « ©. ie wi PG JF. se? : wo he LES ot eRe, = ———_ *e@ 4 _ = 7 oe Mitered Mirrors nee | Peel ’ At > 8:95 Se a eee 6 oe SS 26-Piece RICHLY designed frames of dull gold or silver a eee partment ets finish and color tone. Panel or horizontal shape, fitted with fine miter cut plate Mirror, very specially a , — ASG TERS = | wh cs “ae y | : . : .09 ea nt eae ¥. bins ore 2 yee rae PS ne yaa £2 = 3 a7 — Z 4 } z : , — se Bartles | Mail Palichers d = C] th This glassware displays the well-known Minton encrusta- Puff B it Th nstverc H 1] acquar asement O _ Ee tion, a very beautiful effect. Included in the assortment are: | 2 aa saa (Main Floor.) } olland | $1.50 ——_—— Conigh-Footed Fruit Salad vm 8 , —, / . ; ° ’ a = igh-Footed Fruit Salads ines : Window 45 Inches Wide l —— 4 Yard — i \ibnd Sherbets Iced Teas Cocktails 3 (Fifth Floor.) : EERE Re RR OS PT OR iN Bie panes Shades A beautiful transparent lace effect is achieved by this Case- ment Cloth. It is 45 inches wide and is very popular for cur- Beautiful Torcheres tains—several attractive patterns. In the U nderselling At Z 5 Cxach Blocked Print Artificial Silk Cedar Chests Cretonne, 5oc Yard sa $1.45 Yard es At $ ] 49 Good quality Shades, Of excellent quality, in de- | ful wtciet Silks that are ; 7 1 1] 95 mounted on_ excellent signs and colors that blend | especially desirable for the 25 Cedar Chests, made of C 4 spring rollers; size 36x72 with every color scheme. Es- | making of ae = Tennessee red cedar, are XCEPTIONALLY well made . | . a4 : ? : . portieres. ang § offered at this special price ° : inches; in white, ivy, pecially useful for furniture h; and beautifully finished in gold y ) rT , . window or door ve r tay . for the Underselling Cam- am our 1 rar Oc Ss | polychrome with black trimming. cream linen and dark coverings, aewe, Swe | silky timieh. 7 ee paign. Well constructed, . They are fitted with mica cylinders green. Slight seconds, scarfs and screens. tables for carese: sesecues: equipped — e key $ 5 in soft brown tones and are complete but the imperfections are Orinoka Sunfast Damask, $3.45 Yard Hy ull finish; 42 U nderselling, 84 with cord and plug at this unusual so inches wide guaranteed Orinoka Sun and Tub Fast Dam- 45-inch Cedar Chests. wal- ; . fj ] ~t. ; ; . ; a (Oriental Baza: Fifth Floor.) er ee ask, shown in a variety of pretty designs and colors. Specially nut finish, $29.75 : i ift f ddi ie iC al Bazaar—Fifth priced in this sale. [F you are planning a giit for a wedding or an anni-— (Sixth Floor.) versary, this Underselling feature will have a strong ap- — peal for you. The mahogany-finished cases are gracefully sb sat Pene : Printed Linoleum designed, and the silver dial forms an effective contrast. The | . . H . Th d 9 U d 1] . Clocks are ve — — eee —s sor from Californias Vinit the | Underselling Specials ousewares in ursday S UNGELSECLNING sierra Sica tuaramcea es ees North ; including Yellow- . (Main Floor.) ™= ? Rainier National Parks. Ap ais Goodyear Sprinkling Hose, $2.98 cm L£ Cedarized Garment ue Fhe | + ae was at Moulded non-kinkable, 25-ft. sections, > Ba , Cc | - nd trip to California $81.50, , FF At 5 Qe Square Yard eee Se ee complete with couplings and guaranteed for 3 | S sid W all Pa er l 5c Roll : 9, to California including the : Rt A SLA eee two years. 50-ft. sections priced at $5.89 A _ 26 inches wide, 55 . | | EMNANTS of Linoleum, from four to fifteen yard ‘ ee 7) SS _ Cc $> 48 : inches long, moth, germ FXCELLENT grade of heavy stock Paper, in a large Tho s oase the Busting j pieces, two or three alike. Enough to cover aver- : Nee ek =. “Ok arDage Vans, 92.9 ‘ | and dust proof. variety of patterns and desirable colors. These Pag emeatr | Large 25-gallon size, corrugated galvan- are suitable for any room and are priced remarkably low for G& looms » i age kitc . i - very special Be) ) ng PE . : ) pana 5 goat wee | — in tile and block designs y °P AREER RY BN to ized iron, extra heavy quality, with tight- | White Hassenel Underselling. | ney é = | | ene - _— fitting cover and side handigs . Mi 30-inch oatmeal Paper, roll, 10c and 15c—mostly all colors” } , i] le. ‘s " ai SS cr At $1.29 Square Yard Metal Waste Paper Baskets, 59¢ Combinette, $1.00 ven ae ee . . ~ : ™ t . ‘ . e St. Leuls. Me. Inlaid Linoleum, in a wide range of patterns. Ex- Canister Set, 98c Medium-size metal Baskets, nicely deco- he egyer aa ya cellent quality in Dutch tile, block and parquet pat- A new style silver and gold mottled effect. -ated, suitable for kitchen, bathroom or liv- white enamel cover an terns, all remarkable values. Set consists of one each flour, sugar, coffee ing room. bail handle. Roper Cabinet Style and tea canister. Gas Ovens, $1.69 Universal Vacuum Bottles, $1.00 R At 95c Square Yard All-Summer Blooming Rose 2 Portable baking Ovens that can be used t-pint size of this well-known brand, Gas ange, $42.75 Cork Printed Linoleum Bushes, Igc Each; [- ee on any gas or oil stove, one-burner size for black enamel case, fitted with aluminum m with keavy burlap back. 6 for $1.00 } SAIERE Pee, Senyee, ote: cup. FULL-SIZE Gas yrs: \ four yards wide, which will Sink Strainers, 29¢ Johnson's Liquid Wax, $1.00 with white enamel door ; ith- | gg panels, white enamel splash cover average kitchen wit Triangle shape, will fit in any sink. Made Large 32-0z. can of this high grade polish back. Guaranteed bake ttractive | out seam. Very a size plants that will of good quality aluminum. for furniture, woodwork, etc. oven which can be had on ~. reduced. ; designs, greatly bloom this Summer. \ “A ¥° Hospital Toilet Paper Silveray cnemeennauant ia right or left side. These 7 pis tee ay Ranges are built in accor- Congoleum Rugs igen yellow, Colum 10 Rolls for 69¢ Frypan Sets beh ication dance with the American <a | \p 1000-sheet rolls of tissue Paper, buy- 49c¢ ae : Association. All con- $15.75 bia light pink, Premier =< ing limit ro rolls. The new § style ‘4 Gas + Gold Seal Congoleum = gark pink. Frypan Sets with "apc ae ‘# Pt es He es omfort, providesa service that — Just received from a ~e local nursery, good te, PTURTTT ITTY Te nections made free of ‘ x 4 . & . ° : ’ ; lver fra finish. charge. Purchase —/ be — * Rugs, sanitary and durable California Privet Hedge Johnson's Floor Waxer Dees net. aaet® made on convenient plan of Bs | .. y WY in wear, showing interesting 100 for $1.50 and Kleen Floor, $2.98 grease The Set payment. 2 } ‘ patterns. Exceptionally low A very low price for these medium-size Outfit consists of light-weight floor comes in sizes 6, 8 ‘Fifth Floer.) plants, put up 25 in a bundle. waxer and one-quart bottle of Kleen Floor and to inch. lig "pal A la RAR AAA. ' ly Bt. Loui a | Y ae priced. (Sixth Floor.) on t. Loule ev ny AE Reo i Press pews service. .c¢%al SS 2 a — ————— ———— = = _—_———_—-_—— eS =_s = heme oe a ——_— ees eee a
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st. LOUS POST-DISPATCH — The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and on - other evening newspaper COMBINED IE . oe ~ me" os Ws gs ie ne oa Cee we ee Pl eee! TRS “See os WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1924. ~toHorlicks The ORIGINAL Malted Milk a Herriort's Sure Relief STUDENTS DEMAND FOR INDIGESTION For Infants, In valids, B oicanstin PASTS as ah BELLANS Digestible— No Cooking. A Light Lunch Ww Avoid imitations — jtutes Thursday—2d Day PUBLICITY HOSIERY SALE Friday Last Day Big Reductions on Quality Hosiery KARGES HOSIERY CO., 821 Locust St. | a — EVENINGS ta 1018 Olive St. (S. E. Gor. 11th) With These Extras THAT FOUR JEWS LIQUID vgacoaee BE MURDER }, pg PO 200 Shines in Box SHINES, DYES, WATERPROOFS, SOFTENS, PRESERVES At All Dealers and Shine Pariors Be CL. ne Lecture on ns hiieatinn at 2S¢ anc 75¢ Peckeges Evermore =Budapest Interrupted by Objection That Only Christians Are Dissected. : he she Ageociated ress @ e a © . ie 7 i- RIDAPEST. May 21.—Jew-bait- : . >» = aind xv rot f = Te : — } BR ‘ ersitvy under unusua enough to drink. aere «t os st e Prof. Bugarszky was iec- foring on genera anatomy the stu- agile ston op ar of his Jewish a ditors be kil on the spot in order to furnish mate- : dissection, “so rarely have a we «ren Tewiteh cor ais The t‘udente deciared that only ' ‘ hodies of Christians were submit- ‘ed for anatomical study, as thi d J | | their poor Gead. The > . ewe buried oy asceerted that if was U Florida oranges. jwe GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS osesicety agains: the toterrup- tion He called for of attendants whos helping four Jewish student their escape from the Classroo after thev had suffered bruises ¢. om stl dents who attac ked ?) ar in, hl “ +? .* i ; - Anmeother Rig lot of Veomens Lew It was saic > a? e univereity s Just in Time fer Deoubic-Stamp —" ate intends to expel the unruly stu- | Valucs toe 86.00 “ Ask your fruit dealer for cents a ateeie of ase chyies te 1 Sealdsweet oranges and grepe- rrr? . . > - —- patents, tans. pla —— ee Press fru:t.and insist on havingthem and a Wig variets a. ai i ti mn t itary ti s at $2.95. In bot! VIENNA, May 21 (Jewish Tel in the santa ssuc - paper e fs . tran «a? « graph Acen - -- oT ~* Fd = Nee? kK I ; ’ 2 . ee OES BOYS' $2 SCOOTERS # *°°"* WHITE LOW SK : REESE PS Rises tas b bs leinric rl s declared | chi l@rer ; : ; “izes 1.19 ha vs — — a. .. ‘~ 1? abe =? made - 00 — : ; canvas . by a . tlie , - — meet «A _—— dre: bo . het Tr — cheap; ? “at ts. . gé ‘ a * - ae aioe sparkling, sweet, full-flavored juice, whatever x N ST. dead | the outer appearance, you may drink Sealdsweet -—— Sealdsweet Florida grapefrutt, fresh from the groves, and Sealdheart grapefruit, in cans, are alike appetizing and healthful. 150 Columbia. . 150 Console. . — - h : Used Phonograpas—_ Flere are a few of the used and slightly used Phonecraphs reduced prices for the next few days. These are only a few—tf vou de not find im this list the Phenegraph you want. write or call fer complete lst. We centinually have on hand a large seiection of Phonogcraphs im trade en New Starck Classique Phenecraphs. steck at ence te make reom for pew stock. $150 Brunswick.$63 $100 Victrola. .$ 58 Thursday and F riday ‘79 FLOOR LAMP WITH SILK SHADE and 12 selections of the latest music. Brand-New. offered at creatiy We mast move this entire 125 Brunswick 49 275 Console.. 167 B A. Starck Bians Ga) Mews fecturers of Starck Grend, Uprtghi end Plaeyer-Pianees 1018 Olive St. OoPEY (25°) St. Louis EVENINGS lente >. ."¢ T¢ “4 ~ Ma‘e Orirvi ster > Z . i? rs é > i? a? 4 ho © it is asserte that in Rilaus¢ ° ™ - “¢ ™ » e = Res. ome value berg. Rumania ficials a members of the Rumanian cecr: to Regulatio set Su.ts n- oon Bh to 3 ats rer NO - previous! : a ai. - , — - anc a . ~ a a. . a2. “errs * ~~ w~ eo» ao : ’ cr vv. ace © . \X s . > - QQ 7 . ren’ ” , ‘ 4 oO : rg w } . é ‘ eo io ¢ih Aic? — ae *¢ ere her st od Or umdi Come in sizes . in 4! i reguiar ™ 4 ' 176 veare -——__- -- size 2 to 14 | Specia Holdup Victim Indicted. Leenc ated Press E-4 . > . - 7" , \e PETERSBURG, Va. May 2) Joseph H. Stephens.of Richmond } se express messenge: a Norfolk & a i i ¢ - : > —— : e% : Yar iv oe : . rd « : °e~- 7 ~ > . | 4 . : es Z > 4 ne r) 2 @ $1. 69 SILK RATINE 45e PONGEE so returned against Frank M : ) eee J. Fred Reynolds ani W. G. Long Ratine wit gee. f Creeases Ki ry . - = : terns ' - 4 o — ‘ checks. a Most of the 1 ne’ aS veen re- yard vered AR Vertureate |: a er “» Size Drawers SHADES eo. Buicks Hupp Dodges Fords | 34 different makes on sale. See page 10. 52 9c Ton ION suiTs iy ' . - ’ weeignt '89c “CORNS Lift Off- f-No — $1.50 DUPLEX aes geval UNION SUITS vnion S SUITS Womens $8c tir ¢ 7 : - 7 : > SS9el.*. S9e fo: Cc ™ 7 \o* " Armert:. iDe cooee be : : ges - enh e = . med aan : f) wells — a S$! ' 2h s1 t sauare ‘es . ’ ti we © tO "age agro Ta Rive Ws I /lee,,_,_ c? : . vs - cere 1 Rus » © 7 re o ‘ ») brit fun ¢ ~* : “os . . ~ tl : orts tre ; exatry : ’ a $5.00 MATTING — . : Are af Ma ' ‘sg rR ics ° ~ 3 nell aS \ en” - ay rr mare a ~r ar rn . orn is oTn Det ween ‘the °oee an | ’ ) ‘ va |see “1 ° o > — re Bess OFT iLITitiation. 7 —- = THOMAS W. GARLAND INC SENSATIONAL PURCHASE AND SALE OF >2000 LINENE DRESSES “LINENE”™ —The popular fabric that has caught the public fan- cy—that looks and “feels” like Linen. So very in appearance that it lends itself admirably toe and street wear styles. smart porch q All new, fresh Lanvin, Canary, Linene Rose, Jade and Tan. q Complete style and size assortments, 36 to 46. q@ The greatest values we have yet seen at $1.95, and Ramey Dresses just arrived by express—all “late” styles. @Light Pastel Shades of Orchid, Kelly Green, Purple, Tangerine, Turquoise, =109-11-13 BROADWAY and 410-12-14 SLXTH ST SECOND FLOOR— BROADWAY SIDE ‘ ee a, ee 7 ‘es . ee TE 4 — aw WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1924. ote : ——= _ . bags oO TE me . q : ¥ ca 4 ” * ‘ 2 ™ es nF Pw i” ae hee! Only 3 days ! W: make this f KOTEX—t! is, here is your chan ever offered So.don't let Introd the stores listed belo Table. Each sample in your bag. Noem WHAT IS KOTE super-absorbent calle own weight. It is 5 Thus Kotex insure personal daintiness a disposal. Impossible Only one sample | store which presente Ge to any of the stor They also have the regular powrsrTow sTORE FAiweotsBRARR S'tGPeSTS DEPT. sTORF “ KhLOotsVANDERVOORT BRARNEY ~ HUELT? GARMENT «0 “TIX. BARR &£ FULLER ‘TTY HALL DRUG joOnNSON RRO JUDGE £2 DOLTH en + ARRISON LEADER 11546 SN. Garrtieer JRASD-OLIVE DRUG CO wee Olive YRIFSRACH. 4. T. S60 Fastoe Ht aw 6S hCUP (.cand and Washiogtoe race DRtG «0 Jetterscen and Olive ROSFNTHAL. T (-rand end FPastes “HFEAHASN. @ 4 Lith and Frankiis TRAVELFRS DATG CO. 138° Market soltLTH ADLER. lL. "3°33 § Breedwayr BCRTONS DRY Goons sTORE WO Rosset! BRUCGGEMAS. eo +. B. TT97 = trend BR 28 LAP VETTE rHucy TSth aed Lafavette RENSNETY £2¢ LARK DRIG STORE “eriee end trravote BEST? A.W Maecrelia and Arkansas RLUtr. RIM PHY 5411 Seathweet Ar BRADSHAW. La 7 aria ¢ Cotumabia A068 (ORSNELATH. PAVIP TT1+137-19 Perk %e DOV LES PRY _oons ie. § Greed DITTO’S , oat .oon- t-ravels cute — G& *TORE 7324 8 Breadwar rScHBRIC A DRY Oops cw. "554 %. Gread rainy Ew rury Peirview aad Giles PRAGFR. 3 Tf Jefferson and Park PIP StrSs DRG * & ARF Ts AMAR. Ht. | hey — arn. Preey ‘Hh end lLafarettec KOLAMANS RIFNZLE DRreG co. deffersan and Gravette LASDPER DEO <TORE *°SR Alabama 'rwway. cmae Manchester and Tower Greve ur PraIyvag. G _ SRIA Wieck VIP <85 EGER & Br TOLD Stet tel “MPISRtRGCFrR. we 2 8th 4548 ‘rarnts RFrisy. "“Cuas A. ra)
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EO gg. rem tet et aan bd . ’ rai 5 yr eh Sie is ie ag “% PE Py Eger Wie a sy tae . Shae ey ge RPE oe one ey “EDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED | | firming belief in the Virgin Birth | tion to all statutes which perrnit | | | | of Christ and the origin of man as’ the prescription of whisky by phy- , | told in the Book of Genesis. | sicians and the sale of such whis- |! a nap Friday | The assembly expressed oppos!- ky by drug stores. || BY ADAM. AND EVE , Eligibility of Women to cece LO Financial Independence | ‘tive Committees Reaffirmed; | CL WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1934. —_— SD ) ARNOLD GLOVL GRIP SHOLS BOARD OF DIRECTORS JOHN C. HALL President Barred From Public Speaking. Savings and Insurance— Double Protection— on the LAMP WITH SILK and 12 selections of music. Brand-New, the Acs iated Press “SAN ANTONIO, Tex., May 21. The Presbyterian Church in the Lnited Srates deciared today | Genera Assembly, in J B. CORBY. President Corby Supply Co. WALTER ©. DOEFRING, Monthly Payment Plan— session here, the fact that does Railway Supplies ‘ Y ; | not believe in organic evolution. As GEORGE L. DYER. ou can have the Safest of all se- S| , tein thi Mgr. Columbia National curities f ; an explanation Of mans OPiain aad Life Insurance (o. — Savings, first theory was denoun ed in a resolu- Kk. EF. EINSTEIN. deeds of trust on improved resi- ) ' affirming the church's stand Sec -Treas. St. Louis ! ition reaffirm}! , l Frog & Switch Co. dence real estate. You can make riven in a former assembl)s . : , E) “OL W. GROSS. your savings grow ae ™ mules with latest The committee on hills and over. Vice-Pres. (on P. Curran tures recommended tnat the assem- Prtg. Co them earn 6% records o bly “reaffirm this deliverance and | " GENE A FUSZ. ; pea al me Attorne) — TERMS Only 3 days left—go to stores listed below [20 ves or pres a BUR ent ion T recommend: President Frisco Rallreea , . . . tion was adopter Unanimous! na p ~ family. Investi ate! E make this free offer to introduce to non-users the merits of nut Gemnte.. Tus Seen Vice-Pres. & Mgr. Fidelity eltice, shone ot aul theo, : Ou ucva an eposit Co. of Md. , KOTEX—the latest and greatest comfort and convenience stated in part 5 gc ae ALBERT D. NORTONI, for booklet explaining the ever offered to women. If you haven’t learned what KOTEX Oe ee seed eee “Comt @ haps Pay-as-you-please plan of 4 is, here is your chance to find out—free. tures as truly and authoritatively | Saeko te combination savings and f/ expounded in our confession o insurance. President St. Louis County So don’t let Introduction Week slip by without stopping in one of faith teach that Adam and Eve} / Land Title Co. were created bodv and soul DV im sf Touls x ; . ‘ | | the stores listed below. There you will find the KOTEX Sample mediate acts of Almighty Power, | E Pe 7 Wide. & toan PER WEEK 7 Table. Each sample wrapped in plain paper. Pick up one and put it thereby preserving’ a perfect race | St. Louis Building & Loan / ‘Building, . unity, and that Adans hody was! Louls START in your bag. No embarrassing questions to ask or answer. directly fashioned by Almighty God | Os tunes on el PAYMENTS » 2 . Without any n itural animal parent Association oe pat ron binat on WHAT IS KOTEX? A new scientific sanitary pad, made from the age of any Kind. out ) d sav : : . viously created from nothing.” John C. Hall, President super-absorbent called Cellucotton. It absorbs, instantly, 16 times its flatmates | residen ; b b h in i Authorized Capital, £5 000.000 fs heh eee Ss > eta ht. t is times more absorbent than ordinary cotton. the Allians of Pre terian and! ° “3 | efi own weig 5 0 y iP aemad am ches th: he | 209 North Eighth Street 7 Exclusively . through its x You can on the Same easy plan get immediate in- Surance protection for your TREAT YOUR FEET To a Pair of Glove Grips Comfort is not the only point of excellence in Glove Grips—we show two éxtremely good-look- ing models, the “Panama” and the “Ardmore,” having the Glove-Grip arch and the Arnold com- bination last. These are the ideal Oxfords for Summer wear. New Oxfords in Black, Glazed Kangaroo or Havana Brown Kid posit ¢ W omen, at Too! Til WASHINGTON AVE. Thus Kotex insures protection—-safety—always. Immaculacy and personal daintiness at all times. With comfort, convenience and easy disposal. Impossible by any other method, or with any other product. full present cash value as first payment. Southern Only one sample to a customer. Then supply future needs at the etn el the oliathilit aphs—_ store which presented it. to executive committe : sembly denied to wome he offered at creativ to speak in mixed publi eni7 a eer At ron do not | to of the stores below for a plain-wra le of Kot of the church. A pre cor call for complete Hat, 1 | Goto any Pp pped sample tee cron tuites sed Ph aphs accepte a : hain gril matin sine We mast move this entire S| They also have the regular-sised packages, wrapped plain, for those who need no introduction “sneaking by way o ‘Sac ttin Dinats or leading i raver or discussing DOWNTOWN SOUL THAContinued. WEST a . / STORE - >. Victrola ; FAMOLS-BARK RIST, ALBERT ABSOLOM,. JAS. H.. D. G. CO. NTGENTS DEPT. STORE 190% Arsenal at Lemp 1106 aston o Brunswick 49 SC RULGGS-\ eae RVOORT. KOSENTHAL 1. — ‘ aH "7 B 7603 S. Broadway 4 N. Fac 5 Console... 16 AR : G a ENT CO SCHRAURB, OSCAR BOAS, A. hoy g Ran +AR ir “‘TLLER spring and Wyoming 1008 N_ Kingshighway ctTy ALL DRUG SFILER, J. B. BURNS D. G. CO. Leen tde 1} ‘Sam ann ; $16.73 : eae JOHNSON BROS Kingshighway and Botanical ag — gg nm gl “dabbling >lit TT) Qo: poll De albeit cet e JUDGE & DOLPH SMITH, GEO. FE. Bts\ BEF DD rT. sTORF anDIINER viele ae daly / | , ait Wy" SPEISSER, WM. H. Murdock 6-0: Eastos ession of t] imbly will be } Ss 5 —— ty = seuvmairnar PHCY. BOTTLER sISTERS bi J@a8} WOLFF-WILSON Lt ha in Lexington. CENTRATI. 5351 Devonshire Dy FT RSOn CARPENTER, ©. W. SUM, HY. T. BARKEN MAX Laclede (,rand and Wyoming " Ct eON LEADER SMITH, HH. L. BRISTOL DRUG CO. De Tonty and 30th De Baliviere and Pershing . aa Fqual we eras ae 1356 N. Garrison SULZBACH. P CHAMBERS. THOS. wha seer tated Tree. as GRAND-OLIVE DRUG < "6818 Gravois. 401 N. Euclid GARDEN ¢ N..Y,. May 2 ‘SBA WH. T. STOPRCKER D. G. CO. CORUM-CORLAS DRUG CO. Delegates to the diocesan con ay ?R01 Chouteau Marsiand and Euclid site Rn a ai ail “ee SCHUBALE, CHAS COHEN-KURLANDER DRUG CO. 1 0 ro spis 7 @ ; 5898 Delmar (Churcn we sland vest ; ingt 1807 8S. Jefferson : Grand and Washing i SOUTH SIDF D. G. CO. Pi th lle de lution declaring ; d Olive 62°25 (;ravois nel d and Marviand the wor oy TEAL. T. TESCHLER, CHAS. DELMONTF. DRUG n o1 Grand and Easton 1534 Tower Grove Av. oe have equal repr sHEAHAN, M. 4. TODD DRUG CO. ane -* — J. iin io. te counsel { ate 4 i" 4301 McRee ye ‘ 4 on . : ‘ on enters ae nue « ~ THOMAS. GEO. FASTGATE PD. G. CO. Bishop Fred 1803 Market 124 W. Davis St. 606 Eastgate of the diocese. sai at WALTER, R. W. », HOGAN, FRANK agape rete 344 California and Gravois Chouteau and Newstead trials had become oF a WIESELMAN PAHCY. HILGEDAG, M itcheraft an BURTON: S DRY GOODS STORE Jefferson and Russel! any Questiot AS Tia Dy a oe Uh af ys ") St. Louis TT ea lead ~ Pace and Uediamont ND rLOoR— ROADWAY SIDB »y Dresses les. ~— a ally Green, Turquoise, ~~ a _ — VS. - _ 7 -— - ili ae ii — eee atl ln lal I LO LO LO, »— = 3905 Ruseell cunt a % VRS. J. B. 3207 §. Grand n. & BR LAF AYETTE PHCY. 18th and Lafayette BENNETT & CLARK DRUG STORE Spring and Grasois BENTZ. H. H Magnolia and Arkansas BLUE RIDGE PHCY 5421 Southwest Av. BRADSHAW. BK. ROG Chippewa BARRETT. ' 2604 6 aay BOLL, CHAS. PF. 6216 Columbia BOTTLER,. ¢€. & A 7651 Cherokee (MRDES, CC. A. DROTGS 4526 Gravois (ORNBRLATA. DAVID 1115-17-19 Park Av wet + es DRY GOoobs 120%. &. Grand pITTo's DRY GOODS "O°? dravol« RITE ww & a TA245 Broadw PSCHRIC A ‘DRY GOODS co.. 3558 S. Grand FAIRVIEW PHC Y. Tairview and Giles FERAGER, J. T. Jefferson and Park FIFStCr’S DRUG STORE Broadway and Park FUCRARFR. M. 14 &. Broadwar PORRESTAL. DBD. 4. 39th and Folsem GODRON, FE. Ww. 7601 Virginia CRAND-VICTOR DRIG CO oe24 =. (;rand GRAtTL DE NEAL "R01 Cherokee GROSSE'S DRUG sTORE Grand and Meramec GRONERT. ™. Spring and McDonald CRABFR-TISCHLER Park and Ohie COLD CHAS. 709 S. Broadway HANNERE. J 8H. ‘400 Southwest — * — we =. Jefferson REIMRE at RS DRY G STORE (Chippewa and Michigan AOLLI. FH. OD. G. CO 3143 S, Grand HESSFT BERG'S 770° S. Rroadwar KRFTS« HMAR,. H S317 Meramer KOPNIG SISTERS "707 Cherokee KLEIST. FF. H. 4264 Meramec SR LBERG racy. [th and Lafarette KOLKMANS-KIFN7ZLE DRIG CO. efferson and Gravrot« <ARDECR DRG STORE R20R Alabama LPHMAN, CRASS. Manchester and Tower Grore LUPCKING. G Compton and , mnoetts LINK A. Morganford <M A oy ene VEVER. FEF. A. 17276 Tewer Reave AY. MARTIN 181k & Jefferson Mr. YEROTT'S racy S201 Virgini Mik AIG AN aN. rr vy MIG Michigan MIFSRt —~ & RECHTOLD 408R Shenandoah MEISRI RG rR. WM J *Pth and Russell SATOGRNTON. G. S202 Shenandeah PrACHAR, M. 44540 (oravols RILLY,. (HAS A. 7400 Chippewa RFIT7. BR. @ I. [R05 Virginie WINKELMAN CHEM. & DRUG CO. 7631 8S. Broadway WILL, WM. H "O17 S. Jefferson WASNER, BLANCHE nO4 Penn Av. WAK\MAN PD. G. CO. Jeffersen and Pestalozyzi WINNER'S DEPT STORE 3764 S. Broadway NORTH AHNEFELD. A. LL. Warne and Florissant BECKER, BH. G. 4801 Natural Bridce nie RMAN & FINKEL 4143 Natural Bridge ROTHER, GEO. 0 R10" N, Broadwar BRENNAN & CU. "A°8R Cass REENCK. HB. F. A431 Ringshichwar (AHAMBERIAN, MRS GEO 42305 SN. 20th COLLEGE DPD. & 19:7 College Av. DOHT, T. T. 4°46 Natural Bridger PAVIS, GUY fT. Clay and Ashland GOFSSLING 40725 NN. Newstead MARNEY HEIGATS D. G. CO 5400 Unien mARTMAN _, 5748 Florissant JORDAN. Mi. 4150 N. Newstead LANGFELDER DP. G. CH, Hich and Biddle MARCUS AV. PHCY. 400 Marcus MASCHMFTER. WM. C. (i;.rand and Kossuth METER. W. C. SARK tnioen Av. MUPHLLER. 2710 St. Louis — TY. ANDREW 1510 NN. Newstead etter ye) D. G. STORE 1915 Montgomerr McGOVERN. TY. T. RIG W. Plorissant NORMANDY PHC? 7704 Natural Bridge NORTH SIDE. PACY. 5200 W Florissant rL ‘'_ BEN RON4 NN. Proadwar POL LIHIAN. GEO. BR. S425 SN. Broadwar reTERSs PD. G. 4 CLO. €O 26400 N._ 14th rore AV. Dp. GG. CO. 4404 Tope re ARIMUTTER,. GEO. 3901 Maffitt RED RBinn sHOrrTe RITTE NBERG. 2008 WT. rand RINSDERER'S DRUG 4401 Natural Bridge SCHNUCK D = en1l7y N. 14th S( eee % be & 10¢ STORE 2212 North Market SCHIERENBERG. A 2301 Case SEWING 'S PHCY. “ath and St. Louis SIF VERS, CHAS. &. 2@01 st. Louis SPAFTH & JOST TAYLOR m2 A427 N TOW ER VARIETY “STORE 1e1 Fr... Grand cntox PD. G. CO. 1906 N\ Union WALSH. ANNA, SHOrPre *611 Marcus JANTZEN PHCY. G rk E. aston KING SBOURY PHC Y. 5960 Kingsbury ALOSTFRMAN DRUG CO Tavior and Fasten KKRUMPNACHER'S DRUG STORE Tnien and Suburban LANDWFHR. F. W. SSR Skinker VEVER. EMMA 1749 Biackstone MURPRARAY PDP. G. CO. 4°60 Manchester Av MAIZNER. it. 1%65 Hodiamont rrocREssS DEPT. STORE Sarah and Manchester rreirrrer’s PHCY. Pace and Hodiamont REWInGTAN DRUGS Mlive and Tarler SINGER. CHAS Arcade and Suburban SILVER, I 915 \S ‘Sarah SPATH. A. M. AGO" Laclede STLINMLITZ &2 RAPSER Baorle and Marriand SHFTAFRD'§S DRUG STORE 4900 Laclede STTTNER DRUG CO 6700 Delmar THESEN. HARRY 4 Vandeventer and Olive TAVLOR-STRITREBAN Tavier and Suburban VICTOR PRTG CO. G11 Faston WATERMAN PHCY. Waterman and De Raliviere WESTMINSTER PHCY 4°87 Olive WASHINGTON PHCYT Skinker and Pershing VEST END LEADER DPT. STOR? WHIT, KINSON. nee N. Factid COUNTY mARSNARD DD. G C0 S400 West Park RAIRD PDP. G CO. Kirkwood, Mo PALTOSN SHOP Webster Groves (TIMAN. A. (lavton. Mo GRATIOT LEADER "100 Ivanhoe VATLFE WOOD TEADFR "100 Sutton STINES, Tf. "707 Marshall. Maplewsaod WASEM PRIG CO. "AN Penne«rlrania 7ERMAN. T.. A. Sutton and Manchester, Maplewood IET.INOWE RROUWU NSN. FAARRY 1600 State Sf Fast St. Louis FOSTER. GEO. 117 St. Clair, Past “t. Louis GODT S DRY GOODS STORE 370 Collinsville Av.. Fast St. Louies HARTSNAGFL Collinevitle and Po.. Fast St. Loals LOARMANN'S PACY, Granite City, Til REESE DRUG STORE Granite City. TH. ROHN. H. FE. 1h -— St. Louis. Fast St. Leuis CHLETTER, A. G 401 Collines ie Fast St. Louis TRPAL. Hi. 1101 N 13th St.. Fast St TLonte RATMEIST ERS PHARMACY Mth and Columbia, Fast St, Louis rroVu. R. CHASE Itth and St. Clair. Fast Sf. Touis FDGEMONT PHARMACY Fdcemont. Til 4cth and State. MOORF DRT G STORE Granite City. TH REISS 4 GUYTON 40th and Waverir. Fast St. Leonie j ri I ctrinal qu or Al) | ) yo witnesses and t} nz fait) Tne ir <= EOIN any bona fide con! science and the € is not the men nt aAnove tory to if.” Church Opposes Sale of W nisky on reac rriptton. After mMHromising Oppositior ‘so-called liberaliem as taught f-styled modernists” an@ dealing enforcement nee, the genera! imberiand Presb adjourned veste) May 1925 n Nash- Ty Ter r) The report of the edu ation denit ut aft funda? entaliem BUGS FAST A YEAR Bed bugs often live a year without food. No wonder it is so hard to kill them with poison powder or liquid. But | there is a way that gets them every | time. They breathe through a score of pores, and one whiff of El Vampiro kills them. There's no danger nor mess. Rid your home of bed bugs, roaches, flies, mosquitoes, ants. Free pets, plants and animals of pests. At the nearest store in the YELLOW bellows box, 10c and 30c,and in a big sifter-top can for $1.25. There's also Liquid El Vampiro for flies; it's just as potent. D Allaire, Woodward & Company, Peoria, IIb. WASHINGTON AVENUE CORNER SEVENTH THURSDAY! A Timely Sale of Over 300 Soft Poudre Blues Delicate Shades of Green Smart High Shades in Striking E flects Printed Silks in the Most Fanlaslic Colorings Every One an Absolute- ly New Spring Model. Fresh From the Work- rooms and Fashioned in the Most Adorable Styles. THE ILLUSTRATIONS SHOW THAT THEY ARE FASHIONED IN THE NEWEST ACCEPTED MODES, BUT THE COLOR EF 6 Me. Bic. A. ew. ln, illlt,.cnikilt,. <tr, ft Mie ce KECTS CAN ONLY BE APPRECIATED WHEN YOU SEE THEM ~— nail is ~—"". 36 to 46. at $1.95. The St. Louis women who have experienced the joy of Bedell sales need no further assurance that these Frocks are unusual v alues—they know the Bedell standard. Those who will respond to thig sale for the first time will marvel at the wonderful Frocks we offer for $16.75. BEDELL—DRESS SALON-—ENTIRE SECOND FLOOB ~~ ee ns el == FLIES4xo BUGS —_ {( | { | ee a a ni Tl ST saa
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ee a 9 aad * oe ae a ee ~~ — 14 ST. LOUIS .POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED 1?) SP igre . iy. eee Pe eo 0 : on EEE NELSON THIRD DEMOCRAT 7 My Bunceton Sem ¢ Officially Against George H. Moore and Floyd Lk. Jacobs. Dr. Arthur W. Nelson of Bunce- ton, a candidate for the Democrats HE average man cannot save mths ge sate shit money in a way to meet some- yesterday filed official declaration body else's — eopmemagras Yet of his candidacy inthe office ofthe to get 6°e return, as a rule, © must Secretary State in Jefferson invest in units determined by some- xo of his opponents, George | tution, functioni ng to meet the needs = ; af Kanens City, filed Sev- sts whe of the average man, savings can be ' seeks ago. oe COUN n invested week by week or ‘month by Other filings for office yesterday - YF Wetzel of 8 Ran ete | montiy and earn full 6° interest. ee aes ee ; ‘aor \ ’ i t = = Ward A vacancy: | ' e QOeear Sheitilt ar 22a Warr ? : The greatest sacrifice sale of Shoes we have ever held. See Thursday s Post-Dispatch. , , 606-08 Washington Avenue—Thru to Sirvth Street Hundreds of New Summer Modes tin This 400 Marvelous New Frocks Brilliant in Styles! Glorious in Colors! Beautiful in Materials! = styles embrace averrth ng wi “h will be —™> ) haba : $125 lo $2.0—S$68.00 $100 to $1953—$58.00 ALINE’S—Third Froer. ¢ KLINE’S—Third Floor. oz " art TO FILE FOR GOVERNORSHIP in Race i. i. Pavullo ana ’ other! sout rT paw H -_-- . hwest of Bologna. No harm/ done. was OW Substantial reductions have been made in round trip rail- road fares to Giacter Park, Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma, Portland. Lake Chelan, Raimier and Crater Lake National Parks. Alaska and California. Free trip to Vancouver, B.C. and return if you wish from Seattle Glacier NATIONAL PARK All expense tours 1 to 7 days or longer if desired. Visit this scenic wonderland this summer. Ride horseback— motor—fish—camp—hike. Big modern hotels—good meals. The New Onental Limited, brand new from locomotive to observation car, an all-year, all-steel train, is the last word in de luxe transcontinental transportation. For free books and information cail or write J. M. SANFORD, General Agent, Sank Building, St. Louis, Mo. Phone—Olive sr. 203 Boatmen's Low Fares via GREAT NORTHERN RY. Route of the NEW Oriental Limited Finest train to Pacific Northwest ELLING them where they Live, is more A matter of medium than Money. The American Weekly Magazine Reaches more readers And charges less for it, Than any medium On earth. res Seven dollars a line, To reach a quarter of All the people in the United States who can Read English! That’s economical coverage! What? ‘Americany] Weekly A. J. KOBLER, Mgr. 1834 Broadway, New York > THE AMERICAN WEEKLY is distributed with the following Sunday Newspapers: New York— American Chicago— Herald and Examiner Boston — Advertiser Milwaukee — Telegram W ashington — Herald Searttle— Pest-intelligencer Atclanta—Amencan San Francisco— Examiner Svyracuse— American Los Angeles— Examiner R ochester— Amencan Fort W orth — Record Detroit — Times Balomore—Amerncan (REBAR RRRRRRRRRRRR RRR RRRRRR RRR RRR RRR ERR RRR RRR RRR RRR ek ee ee ee men ee ene’ s kk a’) “If you want to see the color of their money—use ‘color’.” AJ ne ree eee AAREREREE RRR RSS ERE RESRS ESSERE SESE SSS (Se eee @9eaeaeeaeeeaeaeeaeaeaeaeaaeaeaaeaeaeeaseeaeaeeag#ae ; a LR BR BRA BRA BRA BR SBR RAR ARARASR RA RAB AREA SRERSAE ED New Factory Bids. DAVIS BORING TOOL COMPANY ST. LOUIS, — Forest Park B!. Spring Av _#h e largest exclu- ve manutacturers of tools and ex- $100,000 0 FULL PARTICI- PATING. NON- CALLABLE. CUMU- LATIVE PREFER- RED. The Company Funded or Bon Indebtedness. A Personal! , , ° . rT ¢) ‘9 ? 7 ’ Tre . , , . ~~ : oi a > = . > a « . »* A a © . 4 4 . a md *? ~* 6} eefor i if ; sa -_ - ~ 7 3 = ‘] ] 3 » eT @ , 9° ye :- 1 ° - i ve ‘ 'y ’ i rmanenit | I oO? e @ year } tres ran opD- portunity to earn greatiy a _=_ tm e€rcess © his money. From my tntimate leo @-e a? wa. mowi the Dusiness, . } ‘kh j P undead a a ha ? oh, é us j 7 pa VtINg pira ' Po od - ey . : r past r able record or > ? ed . : gs a ° - DATIs QP. . m csiden 59 MONEY MONEY Be Fair to Yourself and Alsoto YOUR MONEY Investigate This Opportunity to Invest SOME of Your Money in an Established St. Louis Concern. N the above factory, which we own, we make the only acc expansion boring tools in the world. It is necessary for us tof equip the factory of each manufacturer we sell, with compl 1 DAVIS equipment. To do this it is necessary for us to have onh enough raw materials to fill large initial orders and to fill reor= | ders, for parts. After 21 years’ continuous business under one management, Davis Expansion Car Wheel Boring Tools are now the Standard Equip- ment of all Railroads. We are unable through lack of capital, to equip the factories of the largest industrial manufacturers in the country. é Twenty-one years of constant service proves conclusively that a DAVIS TOOLS are the most practical and highly productive borimg | tools in the world. The strong basic patents on them assure the pees manency of their command of the market Product: Purpose of To purchase the raw material with which to increase our Pre =| duction, allowing us to equip the large industrial plants, ¢t@. Issue: before mentioned. Do not hesitate to send us your name as we are not a stock selling = organization. All we wish to do is to present this proposition to t8® | people of St. Louis, giving them an opportunity to share in the preians of an established St. Louis concern. It You Are Interested Be fair to yourself and investigate this opportunity to invest otf your money in this established St. Louis concern. Call at our office v¢ mail the coupon below for complete detaz/s. FOREST PARK BL. AT SPRING AV. ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI Gentlemen: Without obligation, please mai! me all the :ntormation regarding your issue of 8 per cent Preferred, Full Participating, Non-Callable, Cumulative Stock. eee @e eee “ere? Address “ve ee eo eee eee eeeneenee ee “/seree a . @rive to ' hands of the MONEY B® crigica) “4 WEDNESDAY, “4 MAY 21, 1926. ES 0F MOTHER AN ~(HILD FOUND IN BAR ysbani and Brother Release i After Being Questioned by Kansas Prosecutor. rhe ted Prees. P SDEPE NDENCE, Kan., May. 2 Hariey Etter. *3 wears old, ar pis brother. Ted. 18. held for que tion's in connection oo t! hers wi th of the elder orot s-year-0! id child, whose bo ~ were nd Monday night und Tousen in the barn at the E ger home. were released last nig. Sheriff W. E. Trotman. Authorities assert mother ar ehild were snot and an autopsy ' ine whether there are ar oahang in the bodies was orders by B. w. Berg. County Attorn: ef Montgomery County Berg 4 d oday there Was fn gufficie: evidence [to warrant gurder charge being filled again ne. oe Etter. father of Har! ev. hi _gffered a reward of $590 for co! ‘viction of the person or perso! gespons.bie for the death of Mr Etter and her baby Hariey Etter. in “guthorities. said his wife lef: the baby at noon Monday the home of her parent three Miles aways He said he wer te join her. but found that she ha pot arrived: there. Monday night after home. he said. he heard noises ou gide the house. He said he fired ghot through the front door an then went out and fired one int the air. A bullet hale was foun in the door. and, according to ar thorities. Etter’s rifle had bee fred twice. -When officers arrived to searc ng mother and chi! a statement | non with returninc for the miss they found the barn afire. In re moving burning hay from _ th | Building they uncovered the tw charred bodies. POLITICIAN TAKEN IN RAI Br the Associated Press. CHICAGO. May 21.—Identificz tien of James Casey. one of ; alieged beer runners arrested @ raid Monday as they prepars¢ to send out 413 truck ioads of be from the Sieben Brewery. : Daniel O'Connor, political leuter _ ant. has been announced by tl police. ; O'Connor, former secretary | William F. O'Connell, who directe the McAdco primary fight tn Ill nols, formerly was connected wit ‘the City Treasurer's off.ca, H iMentity. the police said. was ¢@ f[blished by a note book, foun after the raid and- now in th Federal grand juz Investigating beer ranning. Th Book contained the names of bus fess men and policemen with ac Counts of removals and sales ¢ beer. Elx policemen named in were summoned before the gran jury yesterday. Catholic Dignitaries at Ceremon: the Asean! B: LOUISV ‘LLE. Ky May ?21.- Dignitaries of the Catholic Chure Gathered at the Trappist Monas tery at Gethsemane, Nelson Cour ty. today to celebrate the dliamon : jubliess anniversary of the found ing of the Abbey of Our Lady eo Gethsemane. Dents Cardina Dougherty, Archbishop of Phila @elphia, and Bishop Joseph Char trand of Indianapolis were give To be as clear as amber, mellow-toned and tough enough to with- stand hammer blows. varnish must not only be made of the finest gums and oils properly mixed and cooked, but it also must be allowed to age and “‘ripen’”’. Berry Brothers’ reward for this added effort and cost is that Liquid Granite in actual ser- Vice is more than water- Proof....s¢ wears. if . er mind what people ear, . have varicose or swollen veins - eo - reduce them to nermal, ’ live druggis* and ask fer two-ounce bottle of Em- . Ou If be full strength). lly he can get it. - »P * \t to the enlarged reins as ary and imprevement wil! be 4 — a few dares. Continue its “S'i! veins retura te sermal size. _ uaranteed to reduce ewolles * or money bark, and alse te re SWollen glands go'tre and wens “ae at Keiffer Drug Co. and pe ‘sen Drug Co. 700 Wash- ‘83 ay.; Jobasoa Bros. Drug Co. } ett ee tered By 3 “el
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7 ) WEDNESDAY, WEDNESDAY, 4 ae MAY 21, 1924. The Dail PO. . ; a MAY Si tene = aa u ST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH PO | SNe Ta oe" , other evening newspapers COMBINED * ) a , eke eee Parts in the celebra-' New Orleans: Bishop Morr! e| = = = = ali nt AS eo q | sad ah aati from the headquar- { Arkansas, and Bish - a oh few OT a ee ters 1¢ Trappist Order in Mel- op Gerke of| ti 3°30 mE ae” A ITEEEEE os | Arizon |leroy, France; Archbishop Shaw. ent. vine See Chase pre 7 (MLD FOUND I BARN / nd and Brother Released After Being Questioned by Kansas Prosecutor. TvwT m where they yre dium than ~&aeeaeeas?? eekly Magazine aders for it, a iated Press PRpEPENDENCE Kan., May 21. | | ' ' | | j | i ' Harley Etter. °3 vears old, and ® gy brother, Ted. 18, held for ques- | goning in connection with the Dasth of the elder brother's wife q s-year-old chilc, whose bodies 4 ere found Monday night under Spurning hay in the barn at the Et- home, were released last night sheriff W. E. Trotman. | Take on Pounds of mother andi "Authorities assert - rite hot and an autopsy to Solid Sta T sie ° cise Daather there are | y mere Flesh ie Helpful Scissors wits in the bodies Was ordered | Every day thousands of boxes of > a for Home Sewing > e 2"%.0'«.*.%."s ~ Oy _X-> ew. Bere inkeet Alteréey ee ee —— Oil Tablets are sett Btonsgomers Counts sold to, weak, rundown, underweight | fa Keeping the litle folke well Berg said today there er | splendid results. ’ . ae dressed is a double pleasure evel rw cine fied oe ed There's more vitamines in Cod aye when you have the helpful, — vate oo 4 Liver Oil than anything else, but it’s Be friendly aid of good WISS Paom- Etter. father of Harley, has soem — stuff; hard to swallow, $07 Scissors. ‘pifered a reward of $000 for con- 7 an , ten upsets the stomach, so wise oe They cut easily, without spreading or Sviction of the person or persons & people are turning to “33 allowing the cloth to slip between the gesponsible for the death of Mrs. | | 5 pirat blades. Their edges remain sharp a /ong Biter and her baby | McCo S Cod a time without grinding, and they outlast tariey Etter, in a statement to , y race several pair of the ordinary kind. | tes Select the style of WISS Scissors best a Hties, said his wife left home tee ' D drive to the home of her parents iver | d e S ee a co St Saad ids it ° three miles away. He said he went | Spay Cult to judge the quality of scissors mere- because they act so quickly that in pate ly by looking at them. to join her, but found that she had ae got arrived there. just a few days wornout people begin ees Get them at the Cutlery Counter : to get energy, ambition and endurance. 2 » Wonday night after returning ate “pome, he said, he heard noises out- \ Chas. H. Denman, of Suffern, N. nar WI \ | gde the house. He said he fired a Y., all in and discouraged after being iss2i° | gassed in France gained 8'4 pounds Newark NJ. Since 184 fies eae tf Y is distributed with the a a i **3f% ny yy y Newspapers: ' @ot through the front door and i ate rE: ‘ icago—Herald and Examiner ‘then went out and fired one into in three weeks and now feels better Sone J . lwaukee — Telegram the alr. A bullet hole was found than ever and works every day. ow ; = a se eens BRESRSGASBBOGEGaaS y, New York eee es os en's iQ ‘ ¢ 60 tablets, 60 cents, but be sure you CAB le—Post- Intelligencer ’ in the door, and, according to au- pa :* Angeles— Examiner thorities, Etter’s rifle had been get McCoy’s, the original and genuine. 283. | ‘des Worth ~ Record ied twice. ” Sold by Wolff-Wilson, Judge & at ae F es SE Gin. Ladies’ bo 3 OorFr | Peauds tmore—Amencan When officers arrived to search Dolph Drug Stores, Enderle Drug =a Scis 'for the missing mother and child Co., Johnson Bros. Drug Co., and al! aa No. ‘816 _— = they found the barn afire. In re- live druggists, and if you don’t take 1 6=6— $1.50 -- a «2 «oe moving burning hay from the . on five pounds in 30 days get your — boiiding they uncovered the two , money back. charred bodies. oo Rana ay Sees enna eM Amen ie Mera as ey SSE EC ae | | Sa a me>. "9" 2 sS3 555. °32,°Sticsssse~ “Sssss" “ESSs3S23"_ “Ses ga, eee Meee esscesesls-S22eSecs Sess: att ssShe es: sts shsces 9 eusie cos =" Phe POST DIsP. - nly Sc | | POLITICIAN TAKEN IN RAID Ba a aiving kale ie Fey Fo. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, May 21.—Identifica- tion of James Casey, one of 31) ' alleged beer runners arrested in araid Monday as they prepared | 2s to send out 13 truck loads of beer . aa . ° EE ts Giken Brewery. oxifh | Silk Princess Slips ] 9 The New Ne¢gligee Shop Daniel O'Connor, political lieuten- Sasite tub silk, shadow-proof bem: | “2 f J —presents the daintiest of boudoir apparel at attractive pant, has been announced by the bodice top, finished with hemstitching. > 4 Q5 g f /, prices. . police. All light colors and some dark shades O'Connor, former secretary to Sizes 24 to 44. their money—use ‘color’.”” A.).K. 's Box-loom crepe Negligees..,............+-$0-95 to $12.50 ' William F. O’Conne!l, who directed Exquisite silk Negligees. coe ere . $8.95 to $39.75 : ™ the McAdoo primary fight in Illi- (Lingerie Shop—First Floor) ® nols, formerly was connected with | 610 to 618 Washinaton the City Treasurer's offiua His sii ” — | Mentity, the police said, was es- ® fbdlished by a note book, found | @fter the raid and now in the F ® bands of the Federal grand jury e , ® investigating beer ranning. The | book contained the names of busi- THE ) Ress men and policemen with ac- SJ (Lingerie Shop—First Floor.) @ounts of removals and sales €. | ® beer. Six policemen named in it! — Of Fine Tub Silk and Silk Broadcloth Catholic Dignitaries at Ceremony. By the Aesoriated Press | LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 21.— Dignitaries of the Catholic Church gathered at the Trappist Monas- | . tery at Gethsemane, Nelson Coun-| r MONEY ity, today to celebrate the diamond Jubiless anniversary of the found- ing of the Abbey of Our Lady of Pi AN BG | ty ; Gethsemane. Denis Cardinal if] hy = ite Re see SOME of Y Dougherty, Arch JARS ee —— M O our y, Archbishop of Phila- | i\ “ Be delphia, and Bishop Joseph Char-| Concern. trand of Indianapolis were given) ~ ey \ e the only accurate Good-looking, practical Summer Dresses in beautiful solid v essary forustofully || #@ : AY AV RAY FE | | colors, attractive awning striped effects, narrow. stripes and . sell, with complete |] eS = di Il small and medium size checks. Some have contrasting collars All Untrimmed Hats | — and cuffs. Capable of innumerable tubbings and always fresh rs and to fill reor- : : 95 Tobe as clear as amber, Now Priced Up to $15 . | manag it Ml) or us to have on hand =| ; j ~ in : and cool when vou need them. All sizes. alte pa 9 | 1 : Other Summer Silk Frocks of flat crepe, : abe dels io Sees: at enough to with- j | t ° ° e finest straw models in fabri : eghorn, Swiss : : | | rinted silks, Georgette | . peahagement, Davis _ stand hammer blows, : Bai Sopa esata tae at this eg | Hemp, Garden Straws, Hair Hats, Pyroxaline Hair, Fine the Standard Equip- _ Varnish must not only | | . Milans; the newest Summer styles and colorings in Hats for lack of capital, to _ be made of the finest 1H misses and matrons. No restrictions or reservations. Every | | remaining Untrimmed Hat included in-this sale. anufacturers in the _ €ums and oils properly | TH\\ k | J Bted and cooked, but | Cotton Frocks Galore! it also must be allowed ) | | Oves conclusively that the | to age and “‘ripen’’. | wn Many hundreds of them. Linens, g ~ $ ° . ad highly productive boring voiles, ratines, Normandies, dotted to Up to 1.50 Flower Trimmings ee ts on them assure the per- Berry Brothers’ reward Swiss, in a host of styles and beautiful ae Gardenias, Rena Buaflowers, Mimosas, Morning Glories, Large Roses, Hyacinths, Forget-me-nots, Apple for ; Regular and extra sizes to ov. ! : this added effort _ . 3 Blossoms, Daisies, Violets. hich to increase our pro- ' €and cost is that Liquid (Dress Shop—Fourth Floor.) ge industrial plants, etc., Granite in actual eer : | vice is more than water- we are not a stock selling dproof it wears ent this proposition to the 3 | unity to share in the profits i . oe | 2 Sie 7 | ARERRY;BROTHERG | : | . Varnishes Fnamels Stains , CT | I ~ unity to invest some [ff Fae Mch Welkervifle, Ont. | Uu m oncern. 4} ——A°VERTISEMENT | below : erous Varicose Both Silk and Wool Crepe Models tins Can Be Reduced | 7 LL ANY, Inc. 7 " ; eo, ing 3 gor © gy Ae $15.00 Values $ - Q5 (First Floor.) DDDVBODHIDDONGPHIOYS OY Dainty One-Straps Of Patent Kid or Black Satin . $ Next Week! Sale of Tet § Decoration Day Nex alk séauaie Chiffon Hose Full-Fashioned $ 45 And Perfect DO OOOO OOS OO OOOO OT OOOO OT, ere x Of Washable White Kid at $10 ~ O Want to reduce them to normal, | $12.95 Values $10.00 Values = te any live druggist and ask for G AV. ; ¥ Sriginal two-ounce bottle of Em- | 4 Oi) (ful strength). If he: Choose Summer Hose liberally Thurs- day and save substantially at this price. All the new Summer shades including plenty of white and black. All sizes. (Hostery Shop—First Floor.) none . One of the many appealing Summer arrivals in the new Footwear Shop. Note the entirely different vamp effect, the clever placing of the strap, and the smart, yet most practical, covered box heel. All sizes and widths. (Footwcar Shop—Ffirst Fleer.) Ht it, he can get it. : — : ‘ . ‘ 0 the enlarged veins as | * ; ; ion regarding your issue , ted and improvement will be — Ag ecial purchase of higher-priced Summer Skirts offered at Savings wlative Stock. TE Roticea : , . Ma, 2 & few days. Continue its hat will attract many women needing Skirts for Decoration Day and r is gu pate e tigated ' * + ae occasions. Plain and pleated models finished in effective het.. eer anteed to reduce swollen | other + : — . 8 Or Money back. and a! | SIZ@S. , ey back, and also to re- | ways. All size (Skirt Shop—Third Floor.) LD DD PDVOODMGOOOOODOOOOONE overs) : HHRBBO F , a 7a an, cel * by “a 7 = ¥, ag a 4 a; i> “y a ne eh. a . e ~ ‘ . yer aa “ a om * 8Wollen glands goitre and wens. | , Keiffer Drug Co. and — ————— ca ‘Wilson Drug Co.. 700 Wash- | meee NR SKY s — " . | 88 ay.; Jobusou Bros. Drug Co. | Ls Re ee ee
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SO Tae be oe Oe vm “3 a aaa = a re a ny | ES ee ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation th an the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED See Our Other Announcements on Pages 8 and 9 ; ? " Pe. “The Barbarian Lover” Women’s Union Suits —Margaret Pedler’s Latest Novel | ” oe end $1.50 fi 5c @ This new novel, with its charming romance, will delight | ee all interested in the latest fiction, price $2. And al! other | @ “Carter's” knit cotton Union Suits in white or eum new and popular novels are also shown in our Book Shop, —— chemise, closed styles. also open, with tight or ] weare library arrangements make selection very convement. | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full pod or $2.00 in Largest ‘Largest Distributors of Merchandise All of spleadid. quality. Sizea 36 to 38. cose kneg, at Retail in Missourt and the West. Thire FF “| Book Shop—Sixth Floor Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Article es Ercepted. Lali $1.50 Toilet Water Positive Savings Are Offered in Every Group of This One-Day Event, Which Begins at 9 A. M. Thursday—Our not Cer Brashes n — —_— aft Mary Garden Toilet Water o! large size with detach exquisite fragrance, in attrac- handle; limit of 2: tive container; limit ; ree ae 67¢ ef 2: eachk.... aie me | eC Neigl Gare v 75¢ “are Gloves A ne strictly — a Sve rT > mineral Ol; pint size- all sizes; fresh stock; 58 endt of 3 te Oe : 4- z er. wf pair, Thursday eee C Each : Horlick’s Malted — ive Soa : . ‘ Palmoli 4 : @ An event during which it would be splendid economy to anticipate your needs in imported or domestic Toiletries, home needs and standard The large $3 family stse ¢ 3 t ally nown, ver) nationa!! bh this wholesome stand- re Soap made With palm and remedies. And it would be advisable to be here early, for some lots are limited, and no mail or phone orders will be accepted. ard. prod liwe olls: limit 2 dozen, ea namely 1/C aes ) Hranen Peroxide Lifebuoy Soap. A Varied Group of Excellent and Very Remarkable Is This Offer of seotio: timate | ae sp lendid health Z ing bathed ir en ° | : of 3; . 10c I 4 FALL OF THE FRANC sere. g3. ~~ Popular Toilet Soaps aa Two-Tone Toilet Sets Disilled Witch Hat CAUSE OF CONCE! ea; Moth” | r= ey ‘ | $13.95 >O 95 Limit One sae int ates: GE 29¢ : Reefers “N +h deed Cake Dozen Value. - toa Buyer $1 Glyco-Thymoline — “Leaders of New Gove ~ am ogee ré : ~ ae* ioe for oo ¥ Cakes eat s For Mil ‘Milady—Many Exquis\ te Sieg Ae Pe oe: Rents, selu- | he $ 1.27 . Beautiful Toilet Sets of pear! on amber and plain amber ef- limit of 2: 13 for CC EE . 4 ‘ ‘ . | | fects, designed in the distinctive “Betsy Ross” pattern. Each Viennese Soap Limit of Two Dozen Cakes—Choice of the Following— Impo1 ted Toiletries | Set consists of a bonnet-shaped mirror, hairbrush and comb. Seidlitz Powders Imported Soaps in glycerine Jergen’s Violet Glycerine Waltke'’s Bath Tablets ; : | . . “Famous-Barr’ brand U@& $1 Hair Receivers,69c $1.25 Jewel Boxes, 89c pice ceded 8 spand and Premier Poincare to s customer; each +o OMe alae ) jars; §% Ibs . ' gn extent that they resorted to with Mavis perfume: limit “50c. di f f3 toa buyer; 3 for ; : : = an WP AS "> to the extraordinary course of « of 3 to a buy Home Remedies Nail Preparations $10.50 Caron’s “N’Aimez Que Moi” Perfume. . ing in Edouard Herriot and I Lavoris Sold Under Supervision of a Limit of 7 to a Customer. $14.25 Caron’s “Le Tabac Blond” Perfume. ...-.-.. | Talcum Powders | Toilet Soaps Imported quality; guaramted @ 0 Painleve, leaders of the new | A widely used antiseptic Registered Pharmacist. Lustrite Cuticle Tee . Re gp oe eggs Nanctase ausses Water. . 5.2 Limit of 7 to a Customer. Limit of ? to a Customer. to retain feat or cold: black — | ferity in the Parliament, to cot Caron’s ack Narcisse Face Powder. 18c Jergen's Witch Hazel, 5c; enamel; limit of 8; (Sc 3 | with them on the subject as tf Mouth Wash; heals bieeding Limit of 3 to a Customer. Glazo Nail Polish 830 e oe te Ras Shoe . . ov sisii —" ; » @ $3. 50 I) Heraud’s Tollet VW ater : kes ~ + bars 7. ass J ii sad See « a | , 3 vanpbes ited had already bece men consu gums: limit ad »~henc cd ‘ Harnish Nail lish 3 7c : lue Daffodil Ks of 2: each.. 19¢ 35C H5C a | Gimay Savon de Beaute ....25¢ ; what course the new Governm each. “alocid ne .. 2c , K. & is. b.. iolette de Parme Toilet Water... — Williams’ Talcum eek owes . J & J Absorbent Cotton s would follow on financial qt Vegetable Compound lad Salte oie Tooth Preparations — ee ea 75c Dralle’s Illusion, assorted scents a © ac $1 Bradley's Cold Cream ...68c large size; 4 ' New York and London which h oil tanned and wash- 88, Nuxated Iron Tablets . ied , | Revelat = — der . — . $1 Marv Garden Face Powder oF Sr a Limit of 7 to a Customer. 50c Bradley’s Morning Dew. 38c uyer: each ied assistittg the Bank of Fra able; limit of 2; each c Bayer’s Aspirin, wr " nt ay Oe oan a Coty’s Compacts, discontinued style ............. Pozzoni's Face Powder.....34€ pb ~g R. Cold Cream, 34c and 69c | Williams’ Rechte Bar _ tn maintaining the franc com Baver’s Aspirin, °4 , lets, 2 _ | . 50 O : s . 95c Piver’s Asstd. Powders, 63€ wroodbury’s Facial Cream. .33c $1.75 Larvex S : Eth st + pada — ve ARO CEREALS aes 50c¢ Mavis Face Powder ...298¢e¢ jin . | Full pound roltis ef this fered it necessary that such a st > rr Ba) ers Aspirin, 10 0 + 0c Pot Pourri. (dried rose Is) = . > . ; . * » » A positive and harmless moth iynos Tooth x ce pen Frivole Face Powder .....@35c Shaving Preparations . splendid Shaving Soap: s cuts . ment be issued. Premier Poinc killer; regular 1l-pint size with Sundries H P ti $1 Herand’s Talcum ae Sonde: ¥aameiel meee so | oe & pound: 2 Cy | said he had consulted the lead sprayer: limit of air repara ions $i“tUn Peu de Fleurs’ Talcum . . eeeauinin e Gallet’ Violet ae oe Limit of 2toa Customer. . . a : financiers of Paris and that | a $1.37 Limit of 37 to a Customer. Limit of 2 to a Customer. T5c Gimay’s Assorted Talicums.... eG 5 —~ Castile » alc seee| Oth! Fre k! 4 ie 22 | ty » lament They are willing, h ~of excellent quality and a hy a ' sn dears a “a ndlbemsapaes rises Ses Value SI. 15 471l White Rese Tellet Seap. meme a. ee - Sew panes POS: aes = : - ever. to go to the extent of say . git air . a . eer ; Amami Shampoo : Geraicia Toilet d Bath Florence Castile ' Berry Freckle Cream . , for constipation; : eee convenient size; double stitched: | $1.25 Cloth Bru :shes » Wanous Shampoo Bags, 3 for 20c An excellent Soap for sham- Soap er peace " Levanto Castile Colgate’s Cup Soap, Ib | thar they regarded the balanctn: limit of 2 to a buyer; 2 ( $1.75 Hair Brushes, epen Hennafoam Shampoo ; . . pooms - = so . silet or Dach Antoinette Denrelly's Skin Eeffbeeco Castile. RES Holman’s Lilac Vegeta! | | France's budget as the impera Cc back . lee} ek . -, rome aonse os Swe Soap. easiai haan . responsibility of any Governme ack, pure bristle..... Canute Water — Conti Castile, 6 of cake... Satinet Shaving Lotion = ;, Committed to Balanced Budg ‘ The conference of the new le ers with the President and the F . ae : , . | : To Women and Misses We Offer Extraordinary Choice of ia An Exceptional Thursday Offering of .4 Thursday Should Find Many Sharing in Our Unusual es ne eet ee ee Lyons only this morning. had | Silk “Sinton Frocks|| Handmade Slips | Sale of “Tenne Hats [rss se=. A delightful Talcum, scented _7-7* oe © © anticipation his first act 18 pot tial Premier of France. It G ~ | . re -. ‘ veloped that President Millera $3.95 and $4.95 >). °) | : $12.50 to 7 $ 30 4 | Position of the franc generally Value at. | i co" de | | €To di ig : Bs by wT be | & consultation held yesterday, ! | id q} _ SE Ee ea ae: '@ To discriminating women and misses the name “Tenne ‘fmvited the radical leaders | qwe yy @ Batiste Princess Slips, made entire "7 mothe? with M. Painieve, ‘the ! assures ultra fashioning—and these Hats are the latest Hie Spon nie Rao tnt ie op h : a : a. . . . . . . "292 : : a can Socia ader. to stvle: some are trimmed with real | models of this eminent New York maker—Hats that de — “With the present Premier and) laces. others are elaborately hand-em- || || Would not think it possible to select at this popular price. 3/774) “Minister of Finance at the pel aces. rs a ; c wae | I Pm 747 Wy . ef th tial re broidered and trimmed with hand- | | Newest styles for street, sports, iy : gan, ee eee drawn work. Sizes 56 to 44. if dinner and formal evening wear. ——_ ' ‘ : 4 While the political world + at ie "el discussing che quest _ $2. 95 Princess aves a | whether Herriot was likely to. beter . ee _ @epr the invitation he was on Areape IS- Om OS OIG~ | Way to the Elysee in a motor ¢ -drawn work $i. 05 Take Advantage of the Marked Economy in This 4 The contevensli hh sii. .aan sa [| lasted nearly two hours. 17 & Greatest difficulty encountered ¥ ‘the phrasing of the deciaration “the public which was finally teste | ta these terms: , “On the initiative of the Pre i @ent of the council a meeting ¥ _heid at the Elysee tn the office the President o fthe Republic, M b Poincare and Francots-Marsal | Blained to MM. Herriot and Pa’ i leve the financial! situation Im ¢ tall lv by hand and in strap-shoulder € Fashionable and practical are these chic Frocks, the majority being washable and all in new, chic styles. The collection is immense and widely va- ried, including street, sports and afternoon dresses in Summer's most approved colors. Sizes 14 to 44. oe wee ee - aT. na Rg a af , ay i Ts Models of striped and checked broadcloth, plain-colored krin- oe wee 4 ne oo 2 oe kelette or svaree crepes, re | | ; \\ Sale of Awnings dotted and — _— | Thursday—Many Will Want These |. _ $5.00 Iced Tea Sets { — 154 | one ge eee ——— Women’ s and Misses’ Hissieee sal Hanae TE In Four Sizes, gr and a Frocks mal { I J | i Special, Each. MOELLER YEO Re 5 ES I st —of 20 pieces—special at......... e 79 Attractive hand-cut Iced Tea Sets: con- & ° | : t ) | t »'§ \ttractive hand-« Iced Tea Sets: cor ie Le @ @These attractive Awnings may be ch ny of four sieap= © | “Mm. Pianleve and Gerriot : O ' , a “ger * > ee a : y mre aa of durable sisting of one cay ered pitcher and Si\ ai id ft 1 “ rt >» to | sa. or 4 tt ro . r csiched ; fr ed the conv! ion that a vim ~ | str ‘ in bBiu and white, or mn an e. md ; 12-ounce glasses to match. six coasters and | ee , ped dict im 8. ue a 4% qt : y Ss “py : ‘ 2 The latest sty'es in n aover embdroid . i Dresses, | SIN glass spoons i ety, Every Awning perchased during this offer wil! em, obligation om any Ge ratine. rep ar ia Normandy vo ‘'s—also da’ ’ ‘e@ feneke jotted ¥) be complete with the necessary fixtures. aed «a 4 . " . ' “Vee > 7 ~ ’ co figured beaded. hand-embroidered wna hand-dra‘ effects. t $48 Dinner Sets. $32.95 ! . diagram showing the proper method of ees Womens. miisses anda @xtra s\zes. : Fe, e ; P rorcela neat bor * pattern with coin gold ; ae Fifth Fieer , : LONDON ‘May y TL.—Prie Mi | | ister MacDonald of Great Brita | 'Plans to meet the successor ; ; A p Premier Poineare of France. du | : 4 Sinz the Whitsuntide paritamenta | of Feurth Fleer Thursday—A Remarkable Offering of Thousands of Yards of Very Popular An Opportunity for Many Will Be This Timely Offer of t High-Grade Lawn Mowers —— 69c to $1.25 Wash Fabrics) € = ae wever, he is not likely to conf a fore the comvecation of a gener Bed conference which the Brith At Prices That Mean Pronounced Economy | % ) ) ) | { @ The wewsual lateness of the B SA Sal | \ / @ Home-sewers will at once realize the importance of 7 le re ° ona ison made it possible for us : ) } Se ¢/ . this group. Imported and domestic weaves of the most Toaster Stove ‘ a *» ac’ anta . oe bs h» tun »te . the advantageous pu tase which resu n opportune oma etl ) ; | : ° . roups of Lawn Mowers are offered, all of splendid mak. fe at. Many | | : wanted kinds are offered at savings which mean ex- Some “tnahes” tented! e ae treme economy to those who anticipate their needs $5 Value $8.95 Rex Easy Running Mower, 12-inch _ $9.50 Rex Easy Running Mower. 14-inch size $7953 | g are among the excellent kinds 45 Stes Pemees Bae-Beering Mower, 14-inch. . 90.45 | 9R- to $1.25 Novelty Ratt . 2 ; > x $11.75 Famous Ball-Bearing Mower. 16-inch - . $9.95 | 69c 8 $1 p> Pome See ra — ae ae ns si eh eh $13.73 Racer Ball-Bearing Mower. 1 io.. $10.95 $8.25 Tip Top Fasy- ~Running Mower. 16 tn. $7 Plain & Checked Ginghams TSc English Swisses ¢@ table $14.33 May Queen B.-B. Mower, 14 im....$11.95 $12.25 Wizard Ball-Bearing Mower, 16 in. $995 | ‘9c Normandy Voiles 69c to 98 Madras Shirting € Very Ee ee $14.95 May Queen B.-B. Mower, 16 im... $12.75 = $15.75 Invincible B.-B. Mower. 14 m $11.45 ‘ to 79%¢ Dress Linens 69e Crepe Suitings are the tle 7 $15.50 Mayr Queen B.-R. Mower. (8 in $13.25 $14.25 Invincible B.-B Mower. 16 in a08 on r & Isc Main Voiles T3c Colored Organdies “ hich may be connected 87.75 Tip Top basy-Runnime Mower. 12 in $6.45 $18.25 Internationa! B.-R. Mower. 15 in $13.73 i} Dotted Swiss $1.90 Printed Cotton Crepe Mp secret (oases $7.96 Tip Top Pasy-Running Mower, 14 in $6.95 $15.75 International B.-B. Mower. 17 in $16.50 | 3 — : a also a food hot. & . | ment warrante Basement Gallery | . ae : Basement Se Ree eee te acme Se
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WEDNESDA MAY 21, ttt nion Suits j / on Suits in or pink: en, With tight or loose knee, »d to o>, " . Third Floor white $1 Bath Brushes nice, goed quality bristle. sive with detac hable limit of 2: of aree andie: A beneficial, Strictly pure ineral Oj): pint size: fimitof 2 toa buyer. racnOSC orlick’s Malted Milk The — $3 family this who!) rd produ ieeen Peroxide A popular and efficient anti. ptic; limit 6c 10c 5c of 3; cach. Distilled Witch Hazel Dickinson's double-dis- 29¢ lied; each.. $1 Glyco-Thymoline An alkaline antiseptic #e)uU- tion, in 16-oz. bottles: 73 imit of 2: each Seidlitz Powders “Famous-Barr’ brand UW, 8. Pr. Powders—12 to a tim box; imit of 2 boxes: each.. 1&c de}- Size of pint size: $2.50 Bath Salt “Sea-Dip”’ Bath Salt tn feate scents; jars; $% Ibs 85c Vacuum Bottles Imported quality; guaranteed to retain heat or cold; black enamel; iWmit of 8: 65 C Jetum Dye The perfect straw hat dye: tn all shades; limit of 3 l6c toa buver: each J & J Absorbent Cotton Full pound rolls of extra pure hosp!ta! = "> Mmit 2toa buyer; Milk oe iacatinin McKesson & Robbins’ brand: large size: limit 3 toa 29¢ ‘buyer: each Williams’ Barber Bar Full pound rotis of this splendid Shaving Soap: % cuts to a pound; Guest Ivory Soap The convenient toilet and ae size of this pure Soap: limit dozen to a buyer; Syrup of Pepsin reliable and efficient for constipation; limit 37c°”’ Ofc Main ‘Fleor A ‘omedy of two; ach Our Unusual Hats *nne” atest you price. arked Economy in This Awnings 154 of four stzes— of durable finished any made and e chosen in at. Thev arse or tan and white, during this offer wit! ssary fiatures, and a r method of hanging. biftth Peer ‘Editorial Page ’ Daily Cartoon LP Ad “As oN Se oe he Ss ‘ tse ae ee Prats So Beale Sek Sy et Se ee ee )ST-DISPATCH. SECTION ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, “MAY: 21, 1924. —_————_ Just a Minute * Society—Draina PONFERENCE ON GOVERNMENT iot and Painleve Talk | With Premier Poincare and President Millerand | 4 vat the Elysee Palace. port Currency as Actively . By the Associated Press. © gandand Premier Poincare to such! © an extent that they SP eaLL OF THE FRANC - CAUSE OF CONCERN | = ' - a? of New Govern- 4 ment Expected to Sup- as Did Their Predecessors PARIS, May 21.—The fall of the | 4 franc is worrying President Mille- resorted toda\ ' to the extraordinary course of call- | ing in Edouard Herriot and Paul Painleve, leaders of the new ma- | jority in the Parliament, to confer ' with them on the subject as if the - 3 men consulted had already become | members of the Government. -“M. Poincare and M. Francois- ' Marsal, the Minister of Finance, > explained that the credit of France | was being impaired by doubt as to -. ment that e “- » surance would be in the nature of ) a ministerial declaration before the i ™ lament. » tial ee) . care, | ehange situation and the financial | position of the franc Fa consultation held vesterday, MacDonald to Confer With Sue- b his Pgether with M. (,overnment financial aques- as their judg- | of the in- what course the new would follow on tions. They gave it the leaders coming parties should make clear their financial policy. Jt is undér- siood the visiting leaders were in- formed that the banking groups in ' New York and London which have. been assisting the Bank of France in maintaining the franc consid- ered it necessary that such a state-| ment be issued. Premier Poincare | eaid he had consulted the leading financiers of Paris and that this Was their conclusion also. Herriot and Painieve scribed as having said such an as- are de- ministry was formed and without | iis having had the approval of Par- They are willing, how- ever. to go to the extent of saving that they regarded the balancing of | France's budget as the imperative | responsibility of any Government. Committed to Balanced Budget. The conference of the new lead- ers with the President and the Pre- mier came about quite unexpected- ly. M. Herriot, who arrived from ' Lyons only this morning. had just time to exchance a few words with intimate political friends be- fore leaving them to perform by Anticipation his first act 1s poten- | Premier of France It de- veloped that President Millerand., on the suggestion of Premier Poin- after considering the ex- generally «in | had leaders to- the Re- )Publican Socialist leader, to confer With the present Premier and the "Minister of Finance at the palace Def the Elysee, the presidential resi- | dence. F While the political will discussing che question | whether Herriot was likely to ac- | /fept the invitation he was on his | 'Way to the Elysee in a motor car. | " The conference at the palace | lasted nearly two hours. The | ySreatest difficulty encountered was. "the phrasing of the declaration to | “the public which was finally issued | Ma these terms: “On the initiative of the Prest- | dent of the council a meeting was) Sheld at the Elysee in the office of | the President o fthe Republic, MM. Poincare and Francois-Marsal ex- | Plained to MM. Herriot and Paint j ‘Yeve the financial situation in de- tail. “Mm. Pianleve and Herriot firmed the convittion that a rigor- | us balancing of the budget is an Imperative obligation on any Gov- ment whatever.”’ = | Pinvited the radical Painlev was | world | af- | erssor to Poincare. By the Associated Prees LONDON, May 21.—Prime Min- | ister MacDonald of Great Britain Plans to meet the successor to Premier Poineare of France, dur- the Whitsuntide parliamentary for a discussion of the} Dawes plan. | Contrary to reports from Rome, | hearing. ‘next , come buifdings with which | sential turer | Broadway district, , site posely, | the Courthouse—in fag. block south led by Market, ‘streets and Broadway. KEEP FAITH WITH VOTERS, PROVIDE FOR FUTURE, BY PUTTING COURTHOUSE ON MEMORIAL PLAZA, SPEAKERS URGE “You Are Not Building Merely for a Decade,” Al- dermen Are Reminded in| Discussion of Location , for $4,000,000 Edifice. Planned, Is Declared Es- sential to Preservation of | Realty Values East of Twelfth Boulevard. 0 site controversy, there bitter argument in last lasting more than three before a special committee Board of Aldermen. On to the hours, of the the question of obligation business effect of removal of Courthouse from its present _ site, able arguments were made on both | sides by qualified speakers. But on a third manent future interest of the city— to have the discussion largely themselves. “You are building for the ture.’ Lon O. Hocker, lawyer an office on Broadway, special Courthouse site tee. “You are building not for the 10 vears, but for decades to You cannot afford to keep Courthouse away from it belongs it to future with this naturally. You owe renerations, and tp your own mem- a i ory in the future, to give this build- ing the best possible iocation, which is th® Plaza site.” City Plan Engineer Heard. Harland Bartholomew, of the City Plan Commiission, veloped the same argument ther when he deciared that plaza group of public of which the Courthouse is an es- part, was needed to keep the downtown center from moving de- the to a point vard. and to prevent a muc h great- @ destruction site .and stated the Plaza of the lections of the disc usbBion question. before a of the General Council Needs. * Matter of Site “Left Open. “The matter of a site for Courthouse was left open. in framing the bond issue proposed,” Clarkson said. “One man wished to fix a site, but said that matter should be jeft for fu- ture consideration, and W. Frank Carter, chairman, so ruled. “Speakers who said that Courthouse was going to be on the Plaza did so without authority. and we should not give too weight to their promises. The original Plaza plan did not include the loca- on pur- the tion now proposed for the ‘Court- Plaza, With All Buildings N two issues in the Courthouse | Was | night's | voters. and on the question of the | the issue——the per- | the advocates of the Twelfth boule- | vard Memorial Plaza site appeared | to! fu- | said to the commit- | the |: engineer | fur- || buildings, west of Twelfth boule- | banking interests | the | } | Broadway Advocates Sug- | the | the INSIDE STORY OF THE PLAZA SITE PLAN FOR THE NEW COURTHOUSE ARLAND BARTHOLO- H MEW, engineer of the City Plan Commission, told the “inside story’’ of the Court- house Plaza site plan at las‘ night's hearing. “The City Plan Commission.” Bartholomew said. “had to con. sider the possibility that the Courthouse and the Municipal Auditorium items of the bond issue might pass, and at the. same time the Plaza might be beaten. Hence, the commission requested that the words ‘and site’ should be added to the money provision made for both buildings, so that we would not be in the position of having a new building voted, and no place to put it. “But the City Plan Commis- sion also recommended that $1,000,000 be added to the Au- ditorium item, to provide a site, and this was done, making the Auditorium item $5,000,000 in. stead of $4,000,000. It did not increase the Courthouse iten, but left it at $4,000,000. Why’ Because the city owns most of. the block bounded by Twelfth boulevard. Eleventh, Marke: and Chestnut streets, and commission figured that the cost of the remaining strip, $250,000 to . $990,000, coul4 come out of the $4,000,000. if had thought of acquiring a $1.000.000 site, it would have added $1,000,000 to the item. “The commission planned thu Plaza, including the Court- house, as the one thing that would preserve values east of | Twelfth, and that would en- courage. if not force, the im.- provement of that section. Th» commission's plan was placed before the people, and approved by them. That is record on the matter of ‘keeping faith with the people.’ said posals kept the question went far as to that the committee in charge had “ne thought that the Courthouse would moved.’ He said the support- of a Broadway location are more selfish than owners « estate on Twelfth boulevard away from and he carefully of location, so say be ers “no rea] 'who are for the Plaza site.”’ | had i tant as # manufac- | against | (ern part of the city. committee Civic | "he said. the south the | | trict , Chicago. | move; landmark, much | Williams, lawyer should stay and that Broadway sit: whom the cit most impor P Courthouse of things.”’ Charles said the “in the center the supporters of a were the men on to depend. in movements Wade for “City Practical.” Festus J. Wade, president of the Alercantile Trust Co., spoke at length, telling of past ‘‘destruction of property values’ in the east- “Some power has kept Union Market at the north side of the business district.’’ “The only landmark is the Courthouse. more its City Practical is than the City Beautiful. The dis- between the river, Twelfth. Market street and Franklin avente is to this city what the Loop is to its business are long leases. buildings held on destroy values just visitor who trains, would erty rights, to to attract the here between be a stupendous mistake.” the Mississippi house was thought a suitable place | for the Soldiers ‘ing. Putting the Courthouse there was an afterthought.” Clarksoh then set forth the pro- | posal of the Broadway bac kers for | a site for a new building on the of the present Court- That is the block bound- Wa'nut and Fourth fie said is to be block, house. as Walnut street cutting into this that, widened, ‘the remainder could be acquired as | between | a site. that Market street, Fourth and Broadway. could be *’ Memorial build- | | district | house, closed. and the new building con- | | nected with the old by a tunnel or iby that a passage above ground, and made a beauty spot, and a civic oénter to compare with larger one ‘én the Plaza. This arrangement, he also suggested, would meet the | the double block could be | | president of Valley Trust spoke of the present Courthouse location as a focal point for stree* car lines. “Suppose do pass Twelfth, to figures of a traffic count. of it? They pass, and go on the business district. Breckinridge Jones, to ir: and the jurors and witnesses the courts have time to spare, do banking and shopping in convenient to the hence that removal ests. then took up the discussion, and did most of the subsequent talking. except for a rebuttal by Wade and | 6 Jones. North Side Man's Argument. Albert L. Schmidt. ithe North St. Louis Business Men's Association. made a spirited arcu- ment. in which he joined the framers of the bond pro- | a ‘ny | The; essentia! | Its office buildings can’: | To remove a | to sacrifice vested prop- | stopa | more people | " he said, referring | “What | How many get ; off there’’—-that is the question.” ' | He said The advocates of the Plaga site | By Leased York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. issues | A s -sestee not had been ‘the banks form a ‘own: they are not dependent on the! Courthouse. ,that big office buil¥ings were De of th i munity icil on Civie if || ficial 4 ing. gest a Location South of | to Present Courthouse, Connect by Passageway With Old Structure. Immediate . Need for New Court Quarters Urged by Judge Calhoun, in Favor of Plaza Site. true. Mr. Wade?" (Wade re- plied that it was, repaid.) “Not Dependent on Courthouse.” “The financial district has never come south of Pine street,” Schmidt continued. district of their It is nonsense to say proximity and wit- ith com- up because of the The jurors business w Courthouse. nesses do thei! banks. “As a speaker for of the General Coun- that the Court- the Plaza site. the authority Needs. house was to be on I quoted the arguments from an of-| of the] noisy pamphlet, which told disadvantages of the present surroundings of the Courthouse. I | Know how hard itis to make judges build- | and juries hear vou in that where the windows have to be kept chosed in warm weather. boulevard be a highway to the new Plaza from section, . which to | and , Courthouse—I 'a witness ihalf ago. | pointed his Court- | | would || damage banking and retail inter- | “With the widening of the Twelfth thoroughfare, there will northwest industrial Mr. Wade's bank helped build, and the people from that district can come there by automo- bile Cites Movement of Chur. Schmidt compared the of the Courthouse to the movement of churches, forced out ef the business district lie “practical men" had successfully attacked the zoning law. with the result that a filling station is now being built in the shadow of the Kingshighway church center. tiocker, the next speaker, the appeal for the future Louis already quoted, argued the financial district did not pend on the Courthouse “The remova! of Faust's historic he said, “did more to injure the ‘hes, westward besides of St. that cafe.” Broadway Courthouse would. People don’t co from the Courthouse to the banks. ‘ the | don't come to don't believe Mr. Jones has been there since he was in a case a vear and a (Jones interrupted suggest that Hocker should be ap- “guardian.”’) bankers “Why. some of us come a divorce case, because it gives us a chance to come up here. where there are trees and green | grass.”’ Former Circuit Judge Heard. Charles W. Rutledge. mediate need for a new house. He said he was a member of the committee which framed the | bond-issue proposals, and he be- At first, he said, this who said the people would not vote for the new Courthouse. He | said he had never heard\ the sug- | editorials in all newspapers |Sret that the Ambassador finds it | _hecessary to relinquish his post. All | Who | Says 14 of 16 Judges Are but that the loan | | “The “The retail stores and — se WOODS’ RETIREMENT LAD TO EXCLUSION | Natural Man of His Prin- | ciples Should Resign.’ By the Associated Press. TOKIO. May 21.—The ition of the American Cyrus E. Ambassador Woods is the Supject of | this | morning. All are couched in | friendly terms and express deep re- | likewise link up his resignation With the enactment of the Ameri- can immigration law with its clause excluding Japanese. The Kokumien Says: “Nobody knows better than Mr. | Woods the nec essity of peace in the | | Pacific if the world 1s to have | peace. It is only natural that a rman of his principles should re- ,8ign at this juncture.” Nichi Nichi says: Japanese will always member Ambassador Woods’ |} vices to the cause of | American friendship. re- ser- Japanese- regardiess of | what our future relations may be.” The Yorozu Choho, Jingo jour- nal, says the impending changes of | Ambassadors at ‘ington almost simultaneously not reassuring to the future of Jap- anese-American dealings. This jnewspaper quotes army officers re- | the bond issue, | I went out and told the people, on’ removal | said | de-! than the removal of the’ to) lawyers wel- | cently returned from America with Statements thaf the United States | is becoming an imperialistic power, the youth of the nation being ‘trained to militarism under various , educational guises. The Miyako Shimbun, speaking of Woods, regrets that Japan loses | .a good friend “‘at critical state.’ The Chugal Shorvo 'sympathizes with trving predicament gress has placed him of his efforts to cement American friendship.” The Jiji Shimpo says “the immf- eration bill displeased the Japanese as never before, but the nation is sincerely grateful toward Woods.’ / profoundly Woods in which Con- in the face | Japanese- Build- site | gestion that the Memoriai ing should be placed on the now urged for the Courthouse. “The people voted to put Courthouse on the Plaza, by eon of the fact that the plot the rea- ground, site with the Plaza, was included in the Plaza. The City Plan Commis- maps and outlines showed the Courthouse there, and if the people didn't vote for the Court- house on the Plaza, they did not vote for anything. In the 20 or more speeches I made, I urged the new Courthouse, and on the Plaza site. more definitely than anything | else You must keep faith with the people of St. Louis. “No city has fine surroundings for its public buildings unless it creates such surroundings grouping the buildings. Turn and look behind you as you enter this | City Hall, and you will see that it has not attracted other fine build- ings to this vicinity. Business of the Public. “Tf Mr. Queeny. who owns the | Southern Hotel, would make @ 4 railroad terminal, it would build sions 'up the neighborhood more than a former | Circuit Judge, emphasized the im-. Court- | lieved he was the first to suggest | that a new Courthouse be included | 'in the issue. | Suggestion was not favored by otn- | ers, Co.. } | half-dozen courthouses. Let the business men take care of business, and you, gentlemen of the commit- ‘tee take care of the public’s bus} | ness.”’ Rutledge read a list of organiza- ‘tions which have indorsed the Plaza site, the Bar Association. Real Estate Exchange, Institute of Architects, West End Business Men’s Association, Tower Grove Heights Improvement Association, North St. Louis Business Men's As- Continued on Page 20. * oS —- — LL A —— OA LE Pinchot vs Mellon I Governor Says Man in Whisky Business 40 Years Should Not Be in Charge of Law Enforcement. Wire From NEW YORK, May 2!1.—0On May Gov. Pinchot of Pennsy!vania in a speech before the genera! con- president of | ference of the Methodist Church at Springfield, Mass.. attacked Secre- (tary of the Treasury Melion as re- sponsible for failure of prohibition and declared the Sec- the New ! iin ‘“‘How dismal! that failure is, Remus testimony, reported in part the same issue of the World, clearly shows—2®@ odd million dol- ‘lars of bootleg whisky fraudulently ' sold by one man in two years upon liquor permits issued mainly. entirely, by Secretary Mellon's sub- “ordinates. Japanese Paper Says ‘It Is Only | resigna-_ | Tokio and Wash- | are | a time when Jap- | anese-American relations are in a} “in the, ——— ——= = = | cused Niagara Falls of being of | connecting the Courthouse — by | Muscle Shoals is nothing but a dam | (‘olonial | the | if not | “Million White Horses, ’ Harnessed, Not a ‘White Elephant,’ Award Ford Seeks at Muscle Shoals | — <— | For the United States Will Have Sold Birth- right of Millions for Mess of Fertilizer, Writer Declares. | - — The Post-Dispatch presents to- day the second of a series of articles on Muscle Shoals by Edwin Dial Torgerson, Research Secretary of the Old Colony Business Service Bureau, based on a survey which he conducted in the South. The first article, published yesterday, dealt with the activities of numerous land promotion companies which have been responsible for wide- spread propaganda throughout the Nation favoring the award of Muscle Shoals to Henry Ford. The second article tells of the immensily of the proposed gift to Ford. | By Edwin Dial Torgerson. | Imagine 1,000,000 horses, har- |nessed. | If you owned them would you sel! them for $1.52 apiece and agree pre the purchaser that you would ‘lease’ him 1,000,000 fresh horses pach year for the term of 100 years ‘at something less than 4 per cent ‘of their cost to you? | ders, ‘lated control of the greatest nation- al water. power development in the offer that this inconceivable wealth 'of power shall be used—excepting ‘always the fractional expenditure on fertilizer—for any other purpose | No good horse trader would do ,that, you say, and yet determined (efforts are being made at Wash- | ington to put through that sort of ‘deal at Muscle Shoals. The potentialities of this great power project are immeasurable. | It has been estimated that virtually | 1,000,000 horsepower of electrical [energy tmay be generated at the Shoals when Wilson Dam. Dam No. |3 and one or two other smaller de- _velopments are completed. The most conservative estimate of Gov- (ernment engineers is that | manufacturers on the subject. ! | may be popularly supposed } \this respeet do not represent the) 850,000 | } horsepower or energy may be pro- | duced by means of the two dams. ,| Muscle Shoals has been called a “white elephant.” No one ever ac- a white elephant, and yet it would be just as reasonable to give Niagara | Falls to J. P. Morgan, on his own jterms and. conditions. as to give Muscle Shoals to Henry Ford. Secn as 1,000,000 Horses. The writer rather prefers | to think of Muscle Shoals, /not as a pet pachyderm, but; /as 1,000,000 white horses. har- nessed, champing at the bit and im. patient to do the bidding or man. You seem to hear the roar of innu- 'merable hoofs as you stand on the great bluffs at the thunder of the rapids iS your ears. have heard “a hat | what's all the noise about?” The question is simply answered. comes many people say, i——the old mill wheel of _— multiplied 1,000,000 times. And all the noise is about the | power that the dam will generate— power to light hundreds of cities, fturn the wheels in thousands of factories and enrich nine great | states. The other factors entering into 'the Mescle Shoals question were thrown in merely “‘to make it dif- ficult,”’ like the barck in the story about the chicken. The matter of “cheap fertilizer” for the farmers,” for instance, is wholly besode the mark. It should not be a determin- | | direct interest in the matter, populate nine Southern states, but composed of members of the Presi- dent's Cabinet, horse’’—for property which cost the /Government $80,000,000, and ‘leasing the power sites at Muscle |Shoals for 100 years at $75,660,000 manufacturers are human business {men who usually | bread and butter. | | Muscle Shoals and | |} can produce them. | possible under the ordinary com- petitive conditions of manufacture, is this Muscle Shoals. and | ing factor in the disposition of Muscle Shoals, because every inter- est which has offered a bid has agreed to manufacture nitrogen fertilizer. There is some doubt that as a commercial proposition, and the offer of Mr. Ford and some of the other bidders is to produce it} 'at “cost plus 8 per cent.’ which | may not mean a great deal to the farmer when the final cost is counted. What About Balance of Power? |half to one cent per kilowatt hour. it may be manufactured profitably, | have been completed as an auxili- jary to Wilson Dam, Ford will ob- But at any rate, to produce 40.- 000 | 100,000 of the 850.600 minimum horsepower available. tant inquiry | reat of that power?’ The navigable waterways of the | Would be a more accurate term. United States are dedicated, sup- | _posediy. to the public. and under | the conservation policy after years of effort and finally ex- | pressed in the Federal waterpower | act. the electrical energy generated | from those streams also is regard- ed as the rightful heritage of the | | people. Before energy may be low cost to | tons of fixed nitrogen a year | 'at Muscle Shoals will require only | Ford will obtain in, 1936 for $3.,.- The impor- | Muscle Shoals will reduce his pow- for the taxpayer to) ‘er costs $15,000,000 a year under make is. what will become of the | ‘the power costs of his possible com- evolved ! textile to one man, the richest man in the world. Q. C. Merrill is secretary of the Federal Power Commission, a body which has charge of! the administration of the Federal water power act. The value of the water power, privileges at Muscle Shoals, if they were taken under the regular terms and procedure of the water power act, Merrill esti- mated at $200,000,000. By paying $1,527,612—-$1.52 “per by less than is offered by other bid- Mr. Ford secures the unregu- United States. There is no guaranty in the Ford than for the private use of the Ford industries. Alabamans Seek “Fair .Shake.”’ The writer talked with Southern It that because every Representative and Senator from AlaBama is an ardent advocate of the Ford bid, all Ala- bama is in favor of it. But the Representatives and Senators in manufacturers with Ford's in securing at sentiment of the who must combete enormous advantage motive power for his factories” ridiculously low cost. There is a feeling in Alabama. of course, among those who have no that the introduction of the Ford mil- lions will mean much to the State, as did the coming of the steel cor- poration to Birmingham, which owes its rapid growth mainly to that circumstance. But Alabama is a manufacturing State, and its are inclined to look to the Government for a ‘fair | shake” in matters affecting their Ford may manufacture any- thing he pleases at Muscle Shoals, and he may manufacture a great many things more cheaply than any other human being in America If this were there would be no just objectién, but it will be possible only if the United States Government's gives Ford a giant subsidy equipping him to dominate the industrial South, perhaps the nation. Power Costs Residents More. Undisputed testimony of experts before the House Military Affairs Committee has shown that under the Ford proposal he would have available by 1926, at an expense of $500,000 paid into the Treasury up to that time, more than 600,000,000 kilowatt hours of energy at a cost of less than one mill—one tenth of a cent—per kilowatt hour. DECLARATION tion PAGES 17am DQ = WIDER POWER LABOR FAVO NCHURCH REPORT. Methodist ON 3 3 RIGHTS OF ena een Wealth Earned and oS Effort of Possessor. = =—s ~*~ prin = 14 By the Associated Press. SPRINGFIELD, Mass., May a —A larger share by “labor inte sponsibility for the control of- dustry, and the devotion of wealth created by society to the d ment of all the people, were rec- ommended in a report on ind and social service approved by ‘t committee on the state of an church of the Methodist Episcepey. General Conference. j “Wealth accruing to the poe 3 through monopoly values or privileges, or through large o tunities for costless saving,” the port said, “is not earned. W created by society should be | voted to the development of all the peoplé in ways to be determined by the people themselves.” A phrase declaring that the wealth of society “belongs to #0- ciety,”’ was stricken out as too #o- cialistic in implication. The reportgas approved yeatass day, reaffirmed the social creed of the church, and added to it were stated to be “the princly of a larger conception of service.” It church must stand for social meaa- ures that would give the inner per- sonal mended that industry and com- merce henceforth “lead a new ute." The report favored a living and the safeguarding of the and security of workers, It recog- nized “the laborer’s right to be : resented by men of his own choos ing.” x2 “Property rights possess an in- herent sacredness,’ the report con- tinued, “which puts them beyend the reach of criticism and revision — by Christian society. We recog- nize the ethical divergence between — property for use and property for power. We maintain that a man entitied only to what he hae some instances earned.” The report advocated the olieed: ination of unemployment apd. encouragement of self-det and self-consecration in workers. It deciared that pr workmanship and loyalty in semve ice should be the motives animat- ing industry. hs By the Associated Press. . NASHVILLE, Tenn., May 21.— The College of Bishops of | Methodist Episcopal Church, South, decided last night to call a spe- cial session of the General Gena. 4 4 ference on July 2, to act on L The industrial users of power in| proposed unification of the N the Southeast now pay from five to ten times that much for the energy they must purchase-—oneé- In 1936. when Dam No. 3 will tain, at an expense up to then of $3.300.000. a total of 1,700,000,000 kilowatt hours of primary energy at a cost of 1.9 mills per kilowatt hour, leaving a large amount of secondary power not utilized. .The indugtries of the South are now paying $18,000,000 for an equiva- lent amount of power to that which 200000. In other words, the gift of petitors. ken possible competitors Could Dominate Textile Industry. Ford already is a manufacturer of. textiles. His cotton mille manu- facture fabric for his automobile tops, and for other purposes. Should he desire to tyrannize the industry from his vantage point at Muscle Shoada, he could! blot out of existence all cotton mills ern and Southern Churches. be distributed, throughout Southeast. But the hypnotic ence of the man from TL continues to wreak wonders of. ee a consistency. The States of Mississippi Louisiana are below the “fall t and can never hope to have h electric power of their own in preciable measure. A M manufacturer pays four much per kilowatt hour for power as does his competitor the imaginary State line in bama-~—because Alabama has ter-power and Mississipp! has Thousands of acres of land im Levisiana may be claimed by means of cheap from Muscle Shoals and also requires it for her indust Energy from Muscie Shoals transmitted 600 miles sold t& below the present at these distant ts. ment engineers have said. People’s Rights Ove Yet the needs and rights of | oe declared that ree life its chance, and recom- * - PF ne fe “oe a « ~ people in other States are be considered In the ward of 1,600,000 white horses at 'enforcement. “In spite of everything that Sec- | | generated ene. anhe oh ‘that dared compete with him. Is it | cress metion Comte os ite Hp the people, millions must be ex-. surprising that the manufacturers it. senatorial investigation of the | pended in thé construction of | whe have imvested: their meagre erforcement service has been or-| peat dams and hydto-electric! and the money of thousands of dered. That will take care of the) power houses’ ptociiecideet tm ‘alee age a details the Secretary aghs fer. There are two schools among the! try should be opposed to the Gov- “To suggest, as the World does | .onservationists, those who demand | ernment’s in. panaestie: to editorially in the seme issue. that | | public ownership and operation of jon bias fsa y = nap cncre pod of | OWever, he is not likely to confer . swith Premier Mussolini of Italy be- fore the convocation of a general Allied Conference which the British me May be brought about In June. : Bact the present the British have Pped negotiations regarding a“ | conditions under which the city | vith Wade and other speakers for interest | ry in the Overholt ‘holds the Courthouse block as a | | retary s : watt | tee SpeNssoe. Distillery should bar him from his | dt Ps en ne thy Sr ovenenhe | “The five divisions of the courts | jrrin. te , remo | | | . bre Nell would be legal ground | "°™ in the Menterpes tee veers In a letter to the New York lvor forfeiture, if a Sheriff's sale |'"S 4° 80 per cent of the court | woria; Mellon replied that the the | Governor's charges were too vague " he declared. “Did ould ever be held from any business, ati diad not located on the present | CePartment stores note any falling to be taken seriously and chal- “Thermax” Toaster Stoves $5 Value $9.45 @ Very convenient for are the little Which » lamp socket table use Toaster Stoves, connected to any splendidly and aiso keeps ment warranted Basement Gallery avy be ry i OAStTS food hot. "Commit M’Parations but as soon as M.| b e's resignation is handed in | She 1, the British Prime Minister | r i} invite his successor to | .. “ers Court or will indicate | Willingness to £0 to Paris. Democrat. ~ Re- elect Guffey. Associated Pre RRISKURG. x May 21.— | Ph F. Guffe vy of Pittsburg was a tlected Democratic National oo member from Pennsyl- the Democratic State at its organization here yesterday. £ avould prove that the Courthouse site. Other speakers dwelt on this point. Promises “Without Authority.’ E. J. Wallace. coal dealer, who was a committee chairman in the formulation of bond Issue proposals seconded Clarkson's statement thas the question of a site was left opén. and said the minutes of meetingr | of the Plaza idea” did not inc the Courthouse in their first plans. Those who promised a Plaza site did so without authority, he seid. | values ‘originators | | 'There are two lude | the Courthouse off in their business when the di- vorce courts moved away? And yet, what attracts so many shop- pers as a divorce trial? is pure bunk. structures the elegant around courthouse now, or are there cheap | candy stores and hot-dog stands” large buildings on Square, and how | much beauty have they? One is the Merrell! Drug Co., the other is the Fr Exchange. on which Mr. Thomas W. Garland, a retailer, Wade's bank made a loan—is that | lenged him to make them specific. for comment of letter to the asked me Melion’s “You 17. Secretary Mellon's letter con- tains nothing and could contain nothing that attacks the accuracy of my statement at Springfield or ‘The World invited Pinchot to reply | |and has received the following let- | ter: “The argument about destroying | Are there ' Secretary | World printed in your issue of May | moving cause my statements ere not ' : in the slightest degree lessens his | official responsibility for the dis- graceful failure of the Federal en- forcement service. Secretary Mellon, who threatened | to resign rather than submit to in- | vestigation, is now prevented from | for an investigation be- suf- ficiently specific, is manifestly ab- surd. “I repeat what I said at Spring- field. that I do not know whether | it is legal for a man who has been | in the whisky Dusiness for 40 years) an interest in| and who atill has large quantities of whisky, to be at the head of law enforcement, but I ‘do know that if is wrong.” ‘these utilities, and those who regard ‘private ownership with Govern- ment regulation as the wiser plan. All aré agreed, however, that the i people have some rights in the mat- iter, and that the greatest possible good for the greatest possible num- ber of persons is the underiying principle of water power conserva- i tion. Magnitude of Proposed Gift. Let us consider, then, the magni- tude of the gift of Muscle Shoals to one man—not te 18,000,000 who the Southeast"? It is this unpleasant ~ prospect which the Southern manufacturer of any product faces, while poli- ticlans are prating prayerfully of cheap fertilizer for the farmer. and the magic of Henry Ford's name sweeps aside all reason and justice in the counctis of the mighty at Washington. Other men, as hon- est ff not as rich as Ford. have agreed to make cheap fertilizer—~ more than Ford agrees to make and to distribute the power from 4
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er z ih Pg ME ER TSS Rr ot rs “Sz CE Seas ae LF PREY . oh abated § a hytegn RESET SO errr. zor & eee ite ld F m Sap ye ee oe . ‘ i ee 7 ; 4 ms oa Bee com Se a. ee, AP y ha SRE OO PE ORR STE Of | ee aoe J 5 “Some 4 ‘ . "Vw 2 oe oe at oro ey ~ 90 or ? ma Gy “¥ wy . e : ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1924. ESDAYT. WEDN MAY 21,192! a . , seit # a . one M. Pflager Among eve of his nomination for the presidency leaders. gress, beginning with the act making theft from an, wo ae " SL A a - Toda 's Events. of the Republican regulars in Congress who have) interstate freight shipment a felony and including . : —_ 4 y : about his nomination should flout his| the Harrison antidrug act, the Mann act, the Dyer | y| act, relating to the interstate transportation of out-af-town . stolen automobiles, and climaxed by the e — 2 tive bride and sumr utomo y the eighteenth a b A eae will be the attracth : a 2 | ree parties. Mrs. He ee of 19 Kingsbury " ' a ive perhaps the largest @ gh st. Louis Woman's Club, s honor ef her guest. Mrs. W. “ Raker of Chicago. who wil! be h 4 week. The guests have been 3 ee for luncheon and ‘brid x - gprins flowers will be used in d@ Pe ratings rhe ctub. Mr. and ¥ - priager. their son. Henry Pfias end Frederick Newhart. will ¢ a Zune 7 on the George Washing * to spend the summer abroad. + a Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patter Furner of 5461 Enright aver be hosts at & dinrer party nor of Miss WKathar d her fiance, Bry oride-to Ae Whittemore an Militarizing the Boy Scouts. Te the Editer of the Post-Dignpaich. ens of the most depressing signs of the times is the militarization of the he be a leader. Mr. Coolidge lost his chance to re- gain executive authority and leadership when he | faltered and paltered over the investigation of the Teapot Dome scandal and the Department of Jus- the oar through a working day which industry has | pretty well abolished. If the grind of the Federal] | bench were generally known publiie sentiment. | would protest, and probably as effectually, as in | | juverile mind of America through the ‘tice scandal, and failed utterly to act up to his ful! the case of the United States Stee! Corporation's | cefemonial and flummery of the Scout movemen: r t scout doings aA boy-uniform marching, each with a large paling flag. The sight was thrilling to the dramatic emotions. But what was bebind it all? In the center of the spec- in the Boy | In a motion picture of | Coliseum I & massed column of boys in dough-;| was his ambition to be nominated for President. | | Congress discovered at once that Mr. Coolidge responsibility. One other obstacle to his subsequent leadership would not fight and would not assert himseif for fear of political opposition. tagié was the biand, patronizing coun- tenance of the president of the Common- | wenlth Stee! Co.. our “big, loving” Police | Commissioner. It was a propaganda at- mosphere of unthinking obeisance to the | flag and unthinking worship of the mil- | ftary idea. LovValty and obedience are exalted, but what of justice and know!-. edge? As I tooked upon that array of inno- cent voung humanity. intoxicated by 4 | spell of which they knew not the mean- | img. 1 had a vision of 10 or 15 or 20) Years hence when these same boys are. massed on the field of real battle, the. Victims of some political, commeretal or | imperialist war brought about by propa-_| ganda and fe@ by the unthinking. shal- | lew. cock-and-bull patriotism taught | these bovs by some of the pious pillars of our materialistic society Will they | bury them on the fiel# or cremate them | | where they fall? T am the father of a beautiful! infant boy. I want him to be a he-man and | earn all the manly athietic. camping and | woodcraft arts which are taucht the Bov Seouts. T am resolved to be reconciled to his dying for justice if necessary. I cannot be reconciled to secing him swept into the vortex of an insane, rotten, mur-. @erous militarism. A FATHER New Union Market Design. Te the Fditer of the Post-Dieratch DON’T lke the design Unton Market Building. It needs some- thing else. I don’t know what, as I am not an architect. Possibliv bay windows at the corners running up into some kind | of a tower might help to break up the bare. ugly look. It might be all right for a storage plant or a warehouse. But for a show spot in the heart of the down- town, district. it is a joke. or an eyesore T think the old shack with its makeshift additions looks as good, if not better. than the new design If this is a sample of what we are to look for in the new civic buildings to be. bullt from the bond issue money, I think | we had better quit right here | Ever since I came to ilve in St. Louis T have heard that some day we were goite to have a bigger and better and Much more attractive Union Market siructure. 1 can't see it in the published drawing. I miss the outside stalis that faced on the sidewalk That was one of the at- tractions that appealed to most people There are too many ugly. unsightly mew buildings going up as it is. Let's set ® standard and make them 0»beautifu! Once the market is up. it will Bave to stand for many years It would not hurt if we copied one of the World's Fair bulldings. But do something to make it attractive. Somebady get busy. A TAXPATER for the new Pistols as Defensive Arms. Te the Pdstor of the Post-Depaich HAVE read your article on crime bt ehd pistol-toting. ot a coach of high schoo! rifle Fevolver clubs, I have taught boys girls of the ages of 14 to 18 years how te handle and use those weapons so (hat wpevera! have taken prizes in national shoots and three have represented our eountry s shooting fraternity on interna- tienaAl small bore rifle teams. I: is my fivm belief, and 1 would wager my life Shat | am right. that not one of the many bove and girls who have been taught to uee guns as they should be weed will ever be brought into a police court except as a champion of law and order. This has been my experience. and to- ei belfeve that the only cure for Awieseness is to teach men and women wee of firearms and freely grant per- to carry firearms on presentation) ot eertificates of character and profi- Giency from others than politicians and pastors of churches. | would also have fifie and piste! practice taught in the grammar and high schools of our coun- try as a regular course. I would make itt a rule of civil service @examimation for policemen that they be ' met a@mitted to the police force unt! they bad passed the minimum of expert _ pistol shot over the standard Govern. ™ment ranges, this certification to be ob- tained at his own expense at a nationa! | shoot at Camp Perry or some other | gtated range. In this war we would | have a citizenship who would not be | @f the merey of cowardly rat-faced ban-. | @i preying on defensetess men ana! “Women: also a police force that would. be & menace to innocent people every | they bad occasion to draw a gun “Mt wach were the case. banditry would ‘pet Nourish, for none of that (ik want. q amy Worse than do law-abiding and and ne j ts - e x c. G. (BILL) WILLIAMS. only / reason whr diplomatic | triumph over space and time limitations. aed vears of their lives here to them. that hangs over the man who seeks the presidency. So neither his attitude on the World Court nor on the revision of the tax bill to fit the needs of the bonus will count for much, but with an antici- pated surplus of $400.000,000 and a bonus call for | /by one group, now by another, Congress solemnly continues to place police regulations on the Fed- $152.000.000,. with a few salary increases, which will still leave nearly $200.000.000 to dis-. pose of, Congress will probably accomplish some- thing in the way of tax reduction. The power lies now in the Capitol. ‘ . ly —— eee -— — — TWO RESIGNATIONS. The almost simultaneous resignations of the Jap-| anese Ambassador to Washington and the’ Ameri-| can Ambassador to Tokio brings a sharp realization | of the blow to good feeling between the two na- tions delivered by the abrupt passage of the Jap- anese exclusion clause in the immigration bill. Hanihara is determined not to remain in the Unit-. ed States after exclusion has pecome effective. Woods, who has become popular in Japan. partly on account of his much-praised work in earthquake relief. is discouraged br a congressional! action that undoes so many years of diplomacy and strains long-cultivated ties of friendship. A statement of Ambassador Woods illustrates the genuineness of his feeling for friend!y rela- tions with Japan. He has found among statesmen 'in Japan. he says, “a real desire to continue in cor- dial friendship with America and a realization that co-operation between the two nations in maintain- ing peace in the Pacific and solving the great prob- /lems of the Far East is essential to the welfare of both.” Mr. Woods may do a great deal to modify popn- lar American feeling on the Japanese question after his return to America. but the task would be too great for one man. If the white and vellow races are incompatible as neighbors that is all the more. advice should be given priority in the execution of policies. ~-—— -—-—-- © @@ ---- ANOTHER SPACE-TIME CONQUEST. Like most other discoveries in applied electricity. the transmission of photographs.by wire or wire- less, described in Tuesday's Post-Dispatch. is a new The new separates invention wiil eliminate the space that us when we desire to see what 1s going on else-| where. and the time formerly wasted in waiting for. pictures of persons and events elsewhere. perhaps thousands of miles awar. For there appears to be no limit to the capacity of the invention except the failure of current or wireless impulse that works the machines. Perhaps the most wonderful! feature of this pic- ture-producing mechanism is the perfection of its synchronizing parts. With the aid of tuning forks two cylinders miles apart rotate as one, starting revolving and stopping at eXactiy the same instant Without this precision, which might be said eliminate time. the picture would bea blur The imagination is stirred by such inventions as Their effect ought to be to bring humanity, itself closer, to cultivate neighborliness and pro mote peace. the to these -—--— -- _2ee INSURING FUTURE Louis is going to have a new Y¥ A. or canization This has permitted com munities to outragk it in this particular phase o? man building iong enough Several teams of “¥"’ workers are soliciting funds throughout the city to develop the new Y. M.C.A. plan. and it is the duty of every thinking -man to assist in this work No man who wants to see a mightier, more beauti. CTTIZENSHIP. Vv. C lesser St city ful St. Louis im the years to come will neglect this opportunity to contribute toward the development of the boys who will direct the affairs of the city in future years The St. Louis of tomorrow will not be entirely in the hands of the bors and girls of sheltered St Louls homes. Many will come to Sr Louis from other cities and from farms. They wil! be strangers | im a strange place. They will need a clean. whole. some environment during the formative months Tt ta not altogether chance that St. Louis, with inadequate Y. M. C. A. facilities. was the scene. A great many of those of 210 murders tn 1923. tragedies might not have occurred if the whole- some influence symnasiums had been available to their trators. A dollar invested in the “Y"’ im the boys who are destined to became the has- bands and fathers, the executives aad workers of the &. Louis of, tomerrew. perpe- tetera tte ie a . He was in the shadow. So, along with more Federa! | eral bureaus. St. Louis owes it. of Y. MC. A. reading rooms and is a dollar invested | 12-hour day. True, the Government has recognized this condition and tried to relieve it br creating more judgeships, but the relief has been slight, | because of the ever-swelling volume of law viola-! -tion rushing in on the Federal courts. We must enlarge our Federal! penitentiaries and Increase the number of Federal Judges. For the | Federal Government, having gone so far in the reg-| ulation of affairs with which a few years ago A would not have dared to meddle. shows neither the' disposition nor capacity to pause. Egged on. now | eral statutes. with a continuous expansion of the | Federal Government's functions and assumptions. penitentiaries and more Federa! courts, we must have more Federa] | , Commissioners, more Federal Marshals, more Fed- We are getting them. too. We ara setting up the machinery of the Federal empire into | which we are galloping down the ever-beckoning bridle paths of reform. -——_———_@o @ “CONSTRUCTIVE” BONTS POLITICS. Commander Quinn of the American Legion gen-! erously refrains from “gloating in triumph” over the “justice” achieved tn the passage of the bonrs. “for great work remains for the legion to do. work which makes the legion the greatest constructive p m - . , 7 ‘ * a ma = “QO SAY CAN YOU SEE—” ie lin Winston. The ; ieee daughter of Mr. + BR. Whittemore r. te will be Mr. and Mrs. & Gardner. brother-in-law and st: ef the bride-elect:; Mr. and 3} S whomas Jefferson Moss, Mr. . | Mrs. Chauncey H. Clarke, Mr. | Mrs. Thomas Ww. White. Mr. : Mrs. Eric Rernays. Mis T Weisiger and her fiance. Jos Haves MecNaugher, Mrs. Jos Rollinson Barroll Jr. and J. , Pears. Moss will give @ lunch for Misa Whittemore tomorrow the St. Louis Country Club. a tea will be given this aftern by Mrs. Charlies EF. Galt of Web Groves at her home. Mr. and! Galt also will spend the summe Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hall Kn are making their home tempora with Mrs. Knight's parents, and Mrs. Louis, J. Hayward, 4 Pershing avenue. Mrs. Kn was Miss Erwin Hayward. and 3} Vises Marie Von Phul Mic daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cha EB. Micheli of 5729 Julian ave will be craduated in June from ‘Bacred Heart Convent, and will part June for ‘Seattle, Wa where she will spend the sum the home of Dr. von Phul. The Mise Ceicete. Louis last wit “oe” visiting at Wire PFrilip Ph daughter her debut in St 7 ji force for good in America todar.” await with “constructive Family providers will interest the good which great force’ has’ accomplished in connection with the taxation and cost-of-living problems. Pelitical students will observe the good which ts to be effected on our popular form of government by the precedent of: an organized minority bludgeoning from an un- willing Congress a dividend derived from the pock-. ets of all the people. Patriots will greet—with | what feelings?—the mercenary standard estab-. lished for military service in the country’s defense Commander Quinn mentions care and protection of the disabled and the helpless children of fallen comrades as included in the legion’s program good. Is the care of really meritorious cases to be advanced by voting billions to the able. bodied? The good which wij] come to the country from the bonus victory. if aar, will ‘cam citizens againat nority effected masses. this for these be to brace Amer- the vice and disease of mi- through the apathy of the . ruie — —_eeo__ Ambassador Woods has been guilty of perpetrat-' ing a new mother-in-law joke in resigning his office in Japan because of the condition of health of-tha? estimable lady. We are wondering !f the Ambassa- dor has not acquired some Orienta! diplomacy dur- ing his recent experiences — eee — EDUCATING THE VOTERS. | As an educational! in Texas politics. the Ku Klux Klan is said to have spent $25.000 in the 1922 campaign. resulted in puttine Eari Marfield, the klan’s candidate. in the United States Senate. According to ] former doorkeeper of the imperial palace af Atlanta. who bared some of the Klan’s inner working before the Senate com- | Mittee investigating the Texas Im peria! Wizard Evans sent this monev to Texas. to be used by klan “publicity directors.” force whik h O. Jett eiection. to “educate klansmen 'G Write Senator Mavfield’s name on the hallot.” A great many Texas voters certainly need educa- tion The State 295.844 illit@rates: Of this number. 214.417 are foreign born. And 102.052 /are negroes. Of kian would not under- take two which claims are unfit for exercising the franchise. This 89.645 native-born white illiterates to teach to write Marfield’s name on the baliot. which was the extent of the “education” sought to be riven. by the klan ’ ; Marfield got 221.323 of the tota! rote of 839 So it has course, the to “educate” these elements u left “nA” : oe a” appears that the educational work was successful for the end sought by the klan How- that it did not go far towards removing the burden of illiteracy is shown by the fact. brought Out Im the Senate investigation. that most of the ballots cast were defective Marfield’s ballots had -77.505 defects, some ballots having manr defects. Although Mayfield won. with the klan’s aid. it is to be feared that a large part of the educa-. tonal fund of $25.000 was diverted to other uses Doorkeeper Jett testified that he himeelr grafted | from $500 to $1000 of the klan’s funds in a week. and added “Ther all did that.” As an educator the klam gets there politically. | But if it ever hopes to reduce the illiteracy figures | im the country which [{t claims as an “in visible em-| pire. it will have to first educate its own agents to manage its funds honestly. ever, ; | A United States Attorner savs the — | “teok great heart” from Dr. Butler's famous speech. The hepe of the bootieggers, on the contrary. is in| | Prehibition, which is their bread and butter. 4 JUST i! aad FREE VERSE. Y golf game has the =-pirit of ac- M venture It cares very Wavy. It loves the deep woods The brush The bramble. The running water. The grandmammathisathis Or maybe that is not the way to sp'l i°. Anyway. a flower the traveled littie for Full many a time have I ‘ound my ball worshipping in the copse with some fack- in-the-pu! pit They two together reveling in the wild- dogwood sweet William. hawthorne. sweet emell of May Aiso there have been times when =I haven't found it, but I always knew it wags with the young and tender things of Spring. Se this is wheat my golf game is like. It is botanical. It views the golf course as some great garden in which Nature reveals herself lov- ingly. Hauntingly Lonesomely Far from the fairway You wi'!l sav this ie no golf game at all— But vesterday I saw a thrasher'’s nest with six beautiful eggs in it Would vou compare that the ball in the cup? No. truly. Not the sweetest of birds rould hatch the bal! in the cup— But the thrasher can hatch the six beau- at fo Say the ball in the cup is worth ten cente to yvou- Then think of learning to sing Each in Springtime on the topmost bough a tree Each flooding ous song: Think, man! with finding the aix littie thrashere al! of the evening with melodi- Think! Peering out from this covett. like the birds themeelves. IT saw a couple of good golf players go br. Thev were softir swearing They knew not that within May apple bleemed Their gaze went the flag Presentiy ““Three'” Then a hearse groan of “Four.” °9 feet the straight ahead—on to And I trying off tn the brush. six’ Amid birds Eggs. Bees Bloom Perfume. Seng Riessed be my golf game. Tt leadeth me into by-paths _ — 7. Want ad from the Lenden Times: acquiring an Engtieh accent: : Cemversations arranged with : English géntiewoman of social : pesitien: strictiy confidential. “_**e*ee*** ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ©, deals’ — * tt ~ —— mn tian le acl — - A MINUTE (Coorright. Written for the A St. Louisan motoring from Carcassonne: At all times wonderfully medieval and picturesque, Carcassonne fs at just this time the LIVING embodiment_ef the Middle Ages. This is because a moving picture is being taken here and 2060 men and women are running around the walls. in the moats and through the narrow corkscrew streets all dressed in the funny-look- ing costumes worn in the time of Louis XI You can imagine how strange the sight was that greeted our when we climbed the steep ap- proach to the big Narbonne gate and @faw not only the lofty walls and towers the thirteenth century. but also a thirteenth century army besieging the fortress—men and harses in armor and women with hair flying in tne breeze hurling stones upon their assailants from the top of the walis. This morn- ing a relief army arrived, all clad in shining armor and its flags flying. It was a gallant sight to see the horses galloping across the drawbridge and hundreds of men and wo n on tops the walls waving Persone in greeting to their rescuers You who have seen Carcassonne will know how realistic this picture is. It ts to be called “Le Miracle de Loup” (The Miracle of the Wolf) No doubt the time is coming when to visit Verona and not to find theemrelebrated two gentlemen present. or see the Pyramids and not to find Napoleon ad- dressing his troops under them will be ne Visit at ail some eves of of to Henrik Ameln. representative of the Norwegian Parliament, is Asked if prohi- in Norway, he Senator Bergen in Visiting the United States. bition had been a failure said to the Brooklyn Eagle: “A failure’? That is ‘ mildly | have never known Norway to be worse Bootleggers ram- pant throughout the country Smug- gsiinge could not be controlied because of the peculiar nature of the coast of Norway. There are many smai! islands which make it_very easy for smuggiers to concea! themselves and their contra- band. The people drank more than ever. They drank whatever they could get, bootleg liquor or home brew. In many cases it was very inferior stuff, sometimes poisonous. Many people died from it. others were blinded or paraliyted. Our hoepitals, insane asy- lurms and prisons became crowded. A dreadful crime wave spread over the country. This was the way the pro- hibition was to. better the people. There is nothing ends dreaming falling out of bed. a >. a The man who wrote the article about the Republican party in the encrciopedis ts a candidate for the nomination as United States Senator [n Massachusetts. He’ will surely be beaten by somebody who wrote a good campaign check the last time the party was in action. > > > Mr. Morgenthau says Mr. Coolidge has breught to the White House only “respect- able mediocrity.” which looks iike trying te find a big werd for it. " . ar: @ We can't give Dr. Elict much for become a dry at 63. Most that time angreis. were like Post-Dispatch ie a: Ce weapaest’ PUBLIC OPINI On in Italy writes education of the children ef convicts, family. _vict parents or with one convict _gtve them their chance. Perhaps understand where he most needs help. behind him.the question of 'tragic one. _ children pens, the gap in the scheme of Lyons knew the convict’s life and@ & : y ‘great need of the age, ts leadership. Gee ing this, what shal! our attifude be? @ we sit supinely by. either yielding © _spair or waiting inactively for the & 7 of the plumed heroes of our ¢@ ! = » A eI emg ea a | fort? ’ ’ ’ ; _eynicisam ”? - : : . ; - - ) /could she have put her wealth 7. i | use? ‘ee — Mr«. Francis E. Bagoy of De and her two children are visi Mire Rachws parents. Mr. and ey Kramer. 4517 Forest I nlece. Mrs. Bagby was Miss BF Kramer before her marriage. The MIRROR 6 ws _«- BEST USE OF SOPHIE'S WEALTH, | From the New York World. 2 2 / | O far as the good of the commu concerned, the fortune of Sephie dishonestly made but left in trust for | y Miss Lwetiie Wright Re ; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bu; Herbert Rooth of Webster Gre tas chosen June 21 asthe date her marriage to Morris Boone this. sen of Mrs. Carrie B. Ma of Dallas. Tex. Mrs. Eugene | Booth Jr.. of Kansas City matron of honor: Miss J Newsome. bridesmaid. Jane Booth. sister of the bi elect. flower girl. E. H. Booth will be best man. Sherma) _ fenne. groomsman,. and Frede e ' A. Dalton. Eugene RR. Kropp . Lyman B. Keyes. ushers. it all over the fortune of almost else. honestly made but left te endow The plight of children with bert obvious enough, yet little has been | q when a thief not only to catch a thief But t one, and © decide M9 Re sg goes to jail leaving a wife and © When a mother : ; for a prison, as ; : ° ' | Miss Florence Parker Willt -" daughter of Mr. and Mra. Chi Williams of 6215 Washin avenue. will return home soon | Shreveport. La... where she been attending Foster Haji. Studying music. with Miss . q Christine Wiliame. dren's existence cannot be filled. her money to provide for {nnouncement was made t o' the engagement 4f Mias Bere Koentg. daughter of Mr. Mrs. William E. Koenig of Wel Groves to Thomas Clive Jones eon Mr. and Mrs. T. «<. J Jr of Delaware. O. The wed Will take place in the autumn. announcement was made at a given by Mrs. Paul FE. Mac! Webater Groves, in honor of Fieanor MeCormick of Senat Miss. who is visiting here. | and white roses" decorated ! house. The receiving line inclu Bes theis sae at : — ‘es the hostess and honor ¢ “re Koenig, Miss Koenig and ‘ aude MeCerd. Heiene Ko young sister of the -prospe ‘ride. deseended the stairway ine the afternoon dressed in b Shall we g "'"). and carrying a huge bow shail set all things right? ) _ @f flowers, which. when seper rather try to fashion leadership out @ a ’ ¥ » pi | “ce distributed am@ng the gu materials we have, and make sure e aré ' not ignoring leaders who need our han «or Se oe a Piey ~ Shall we not do all we can toe en them. Se ing ne tea 1 couragement to the hopes and the * er | Misses sz mer and tions which shal! nerve them toe , Eleanor Wil < Helen Joht Shall we not use our utmes Aimee Hynes, Margaret Dra deavors to assembie and co-ordinate 6 "nd Derethy Brecht. Mise Ke constructive force avaliable for “ fa “tudent at Washington tal the paralyzing effects of pa. sity Mr. Jones is a gradual We cannot all become pe The Case School of Engineerin but we can at least push a little Bi 4 levelana and a member of haps help to make leaders. oe. Theta Pt TRAITS OF THE MOTOR from a Texas Court Brief. E know from common ¢z sigs observation that moter vehicles © many varied, freakish, foolish and ly fiendish and inexplicable traim, evidencing within themeeives a s@ THE NEED OF J. American Review. io AM optimistic enough to ve the world has never before had 608 no? perity as it possesses today: sincere al concerned for the ! mankind, honestly and all They are the salt of the earth. form wonders. bach say nothing of telephone poles, tig plate clase and other public and property and ornamentetions and ma ‘complished suicidal intent, yond a reasonable doubt «a
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eo? eee ee eee ae Tee ye ba ,- * a4 WEDNESDAY, as oy, 1924. RRS, __The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ~ §T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | 19 o—£ } 7 : : prontared pag! pak. least, a re-/| nist party does of the Government | John D. Jr. Gives $1,083,334. /An anonrmous donation of $1,256,- | Abroad With the Trotzky 1a writs en a 1S Gone and | in Russia. There appéars to be | NEW YORK, May 21.—John VD. 000 also was announced. Only Daily-Mi f maar aie! “ out great influence; | nothing striking or impressive| Rockefeller Jr. has contributed $1,-| $500,000 of the $3,000,000 fund for al y- irror-O/- | od * ae as one may judge by/jabout him. He makes few speech-| 083.334 to they Union Theological the erection of an apartment house Present indications, no one of the es, and they are not remarkable.| Seminary, Dr. William M. Kings-| for missionaries and miscellaneous e | 1 , t A . P / E PARIS = Americans Presented at 7 , | o o . INTEREST SOCIETY Brilliant Court F us | unction Washi Ese ashington Man | stature ot either of them has suc-| H si . Be ceeded them. The present may be| shrinks. t is sald, even from having| tora, of, the. seminary. mnounced.|be raised. Dr. Kingsley outlet ‘ Girls and Matrons Spon. | Missouri Young Woman || A Report Day by Day of |\only. an intervegnum. —Trotzky|his photograph taken Thene lee ia —__— pee P i , 7 ervations on may come back as the dominant. litt! . >| Lune con and Bridge by Mrs. gored by Mrs Kello di Presented to Royalty | adi at Reon . figure in Russia, if “the selene: ef! anobirulivanans pec ea wraps ~ Hency M. Pflager Among . gg and -—— : today prove unequal to solving} Kamenieff. they say. is. Aieo a | « ° ‘ ; TORE RO GR ees aa . . ia’ : r . , > ° Today’s Events. Friends Among the Nobil-| ip By Clinton W. Gilbert. || Russias economic difficulties. Or) good politician, with a strong hold. — ee ee ee | other more powerful and more in-!| upon the party, a friendly person | ree . | pired personalities may reach the! and n . . . . é | so el ats s ] h F W. dd G (Copyright, 1924.) front. But for the moment it looks| sonal relation r erly Bice | ec iner ec ing l ts 4 “ iS ~~. ’ a ity Make Their Curtseys | out-of-town visitor, a | compromiser of per- 4 bride and summer |” Before the Thrones of | Pea : WICE the Russian revolution) as if the soviet system would heave! who is ’ . , , > . | . | S sure to be in any govern- — : . . : F istors will be the attractions od | T tke pestastede: Way ae | hoes ceed on its merits rather than| ment, but not likely to be the head Distinctive creations in Gold and Platinum, mount- y atthree parties. Mrs. Henry British Monarchs. | » romantic spectacle and when © aigrr tagged oe genius possessed of it. Zinovieff has more passion ed with fine diamonds and other precious stones, Priager of 19 Kingsbury place | :: , war-tired people of Europe might! __ oot unin: and fire, a gift of oratory surpass-| Rarely beautiful and of exceeding excellence. sail give perhaps the largest affair . 4 ; Nene turned to it as the best bene! 72 “7/74 Ah Leb Tf i ge » Franklin Winston. The oride-to-be | American girls and matrons, pre- a oe # dream of the world revolution can; haps too soon to express a final} York for Havre. ASF wy, 7S 4 ~ ‘4 = jg the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.| sented by Ambassador and Mrs. % ae i ge be realized. And they must do this; opinion on them, but the indica-| . New York, May 20, Olympic, : yp Hi SX a. Pare i is yi , . , ’ . . _p and e| Committee, he is virtually executive | Monroe, New York and San Fran- Pea a x al a 7 oS es 7) M4 3 Ry the Assoctated Press. ' pr ge = Arrived. tables yeu to 7 — -2oF 2) ee oo, oe “ee MISS MARY ABERNATHY. Thomas Jefferson Moss, wo pore | pr Re > in their ecariet coats | its predecessors. Among the pres Mrs. Chauncey H. Clarke, Mr. and | and bearskins played in the quad-| entations from Government circles — ' Welsiger and her fiance, phegcas el beset 5 Lt wa ste by car-| yrs. Snowden. wife of the Ghan- Brie! head te | ' ' Mrs. Joseph |riage and limousine. By the way), ; enormous task of making the Rus- secretary of the party. This gives, ciec ig j Hayes McNaugher, * |cellor of the Exchequer, and J. H.| . am | . jcisco via Hongkong: Miano WEST END LYRIC THEATR 4 ; “* ; * “re = lz : 2T f "ess. ‘ . f e = 7" : =» | 7 " » . . Rollinson Barroll Jr., and J. M. | of the grand staircase, decorated Thomas, Secretary of the Colonies Sian expé riment a Succes . chat is | him power over places in the or Shanghai, May 20, President Wil- : TEiViwm Jiuna. demonstrating that it is a move-| ganization throughout the country./son, San Francisco. Aull. ee ‘= fragrant flowers of the | Thomas’ three daughters will be . . ‘ibuted | a ‘ , Mrs. Moss will give a luncheon| English Spring, the guests were | presented today. rue waren mas contr m4 Pr He has the power which a political) SATLED: = , , -. for Mise Whittemore tomorrow at/ conducted to the state apartments. Amcricans Presented. thing to the well-being of the hu-} boss would have in America, if a Havre, May 17, Rochambeau, fer wee ae” 3 * a | , ss / the St. Louis Country Club. | Variation in Procedure. The Americans presented were: ;man race. Whether one admires | political party in America exer-!New York. 4 tea will be given this afternoon When all the invited thousand Mrs. Joseph Leiter, Washineton:; him or not, I think it will be con-/} cised the same contro! of the Gov- Lisbon, May 19, Madonna, New | by Mrs. Charles F. Galt of Webster| were assembled, the King and|ysr tt iL 1. , a with Mrs. Knight's parents, Mr. |}eigns. The procession ended in the washington: Miss Constance | Y hrvesreres i titi : ‘ and Mrs. Louis,J. Hayward. 463/ | haliroom, where the monarchs took [Deighton Simpson, Los Angeles, CS . ——— ie | , : y Pershing avenue. Mrs. Knight) their stand in front of twin thrones ,ng Miss Elizabeth Wallace, oe Se 2» - : . ¢ te ELINOR GLYN’S > was Miss Erwin Hayward, ‘(on a low dais with their family Plainfield. N. J. ; . » 4 ‘+ ? ' aus itl Mrs. Philip von Phul. The Von obeisance when directly in front Of younger set, for it is no simple ya nf ‘4 i! I | ; Y , j UR us Phuls’ dauchter. Miss Celeste. made the thrones, then for a third time matter to fix three feathers and a f i | ) ir | | | ee ee was pie ) ’ MP. ail J | (1 to hold it over for the full week at WEST END © her debut in St. Louis jast winter. before passing out. : veil on a closely clipped coiffure. When the last presentation War A new invisible bandau recently » «y - ; LYRIC and LYRIC SKYDOME. | : J ‘ made the King and Queen with. invented for shingled hair heiped M I R R O R of a Mrs. Francis EB. Bagby of Detroit drew : the bands again pla\ ed the ‘a colve the difficulty Bouquets er two chi ° e visitin ) , and her two children ar ae national anthem and the functiol. were fewer than usual this year, , 1 ence place. Mrs. Bagby was Miss Hazel The King wore the uniform o* — USE OF SOPHIE'S WEALTR. ® Kramer before her marriage. Colonel-in-Chief of the Coldstream Miss Abernathy the Daughter of a ‘*The Shooting of'Dan McGrew’? — New York World. ; ; Guards. The Queen was attired tn Kansas City Banker. 3 - a Mats. J A Z Z BA N’D SOmene: - 1 vont ' a creation of gold tissue. embroid- | *pecia! to the Post-Dispatch f She ; : as the good or the community is Viss Luci e Wright Rooth. a ‘¢ = ) | . . KANSAS CITY Mo M _ e¢ . ) BoP IOWA BT TD IAAI PASE ST A ed, the fortune of Sophie Lyons, : daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bugene ered in gold and diamant ' aes eae PCr ta Ne “e Dae " PRA Ms RN RN A made but left in trust for the | erbert Booth of Webster Groves, | train was of green and a — wns pe Hi pre 1 ev +1 meg pao of the children of convicts, has | as chosen June 21 as the date for | kincob. ’ patna peat te IE resi ; it ys the 7 ge ti es 1 | the fortune of almost anybody ~— her marriage to Morris Boone Ma- tinued in her coronet of emeralds “ “ ie tm , @® shee a ly made but left to endow one this. son of Mrs. Carrie B. Mathis,, 4nd diamonds and other = orna-| ©a@n M aaa - = ny ay : 4 pra. ve. avenue Miss Abernathy was e- he plight of children with con- me «6Of :‘Dallas, Tex. Mrs. Eugene Her- ments. 4 ld f sented at the pons of St Ered NOW SHOWING r hert Booth Jr.. of Kansas City. wil! From over the world women OF)! : ae ae 7 ts or with one convict parent is | wealth and social station came to|by Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg, wife of | . as ' ’ ~ / nough, yet little has been done to be matron of honor; Miss Jose- ic | POLA NEGRI : m their chance. Perhaps it take whine Newsome. bridesmaid. and! London to attend the court, many |the American Ambassador. Mrs. | | : ps axee . a of them making trips of thousands |Oscar Solbert, daugnter of Omar | AL OPE i ree ee ‘ ; / ht only to catch a thief but to Jane Booth, sister of the bride- | Municipal Theater-—Ferest Park ’ “—_ , , >" , . « . : | LIC OPINION tt - arty ‘ Saint * * “ ee was at an end feather fans largely taking their I . | : : ej “ese d at the Court of St. | nathy gl mort needs help. When a man 3 Will be best man: Sherman SS, being pres nted at ft . ee . Pog , : , ‘ : M V rde - mee i Re . _ ick | J es, which is an essential re-| Miss Abernathy, arranged for i rips into Roéck Mountain and esa € | s jail leaving a wife and children nne, groomsman, and Frederick James i eateeenibntien.”> hee: een fishing, hiking, scenic rail and autot p CKY Monday, May 24th, lo Sendep, Jens Se ‘a ; quirement for all who would , ; : é j ’ - me auestion of cupport fs a Lyman B. Keyes, ushers. really “in” in British society. Solbert, was military attache of the National Parks, Denver ) beautiful Mountain Parks and Fifteen National Forests. JULIAN EDWARDS’ OPERETT j = svhen a mother Jeaves her (Gam | is cour ‘st under the | Americ bassy in London. Miss | ; A for @ Prison, as sometimes hap- : ‘ aes teecordnent Git wena selanseusten seit i rénréacy. for ; Sunny days, azure skies, golden sunsets and nights cool enough to sleep under | P cap in the scheme of the chil- Miss Florence Parker Williams. | the traditional color and pomp of | European tour. blankets. Nature's supreme vacation wonderland. | RI NCESS A. Dalton, Eugene R. Kropp and | | ' umtence cannot be filled. Sophie © daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles , ~—- +--+ new the convict's life and his fam- Pr. Williams of 6215 Washington = —— — — —_ aa . > ' ; ° , iri te} ’ , “kk 7 99° , ~ that the children got the worst 4 F avenue, will return home soon from | | during a vo yc ce k = I 922, | e ) we decided to do what she could with Shreveport, ta. where she has) whi cannes athe Lae coma a le a pe Pictu : | was with him at Eton. A month | . is Y, | All-Star Cast—Chorus of 9@ | * and | : | LOW } ° ou | Orchestra of 50 ‘ci y to provide for them. How ‘ been attending Foster Hall, ago Miss Murray and her parents ‘2 Tickets 500, $1.00, $1.50; Sex Seats, $2 have put h wealth to bett _ Study music wi Miss Alic ~ ; is ; y * Christine Williams. oa be 5 iD TILE anil rece heer among stag | SUMMER mr oD haven't | ! MAR ‘for a tour of the contin®ne. A FARES TRIP o enver ) SEATS NOW ON SALE OF LEADERSHIP. Announcement was made today seen at Opera Ticket Office, Lobby. 4.4 Review. A. Koenig. daughter of Mr. and‘ _flrav again and the engagement fol- Stop-over 6 . : . ‘ 1d has never before had y = M Family Has | From Denver you can enjoy a panoramic view of until efore had so man mae PON of Mr. ; \ ae oray — Fs ; a. NEW YORK, May 2!.——Miss Bar- | r. and Mrs. T. «. Jones . allowed Diy concerned for the welfare of | announceme nt Was made at e . . . e at a tea |'Whitrey and Bartley Makxee Henry one way or week later Lord Doune also went to Colorado. of Arcade Wiken fx ond oan ptimistic enough to believe that airs. William E. Koenig of Webster Fiance Is Heir to Earl of towed. i | in Denver | : . 200 miles of lofty snow-capped mountain peaks, that bara Murray is to be an attcadant nd, honestly and unselfishly in- 7 Riven by Mr . . ! : ; y Mrs. Paul E. Mack c to the Post-Dispatch and | , — in the perplexing problems which . Webster Groves. ogy the 18 edie " oe aa York World. of Philade!phia, June 25. and that | round trip The three highest auto highways in the —_ Colorado é 9 1 \ | c y ‘ ®& moral claim on their attention. — Eleanor McCormick of Senatobid igh? 1924. by the Prese and Pulitzer of Miss Joan Whitney and Charles | tickets. Pikes Peak. Fall River Road and Berthou ass— LRA rn VCcha | See Con... and the highest and most picturesque scenic rail- | BORPHE UM ci f | i CLEVELAND CLARKE in North | of the engagement 4f Miss Berenice o Pari There he met Miss Mur : . avi ts t aris. et Ais iur- P pie | Effective June 1—Return Limit Oct. 31 the West ; KIMBFLI- | Telephone, Main 4000. zy Groves to Thomas Clive Jones ITT. —— | ’ vy hers for its general peace and proe- Jr. of Dels T + : 1] d , | | SS menses ; oe °": aware, ©. rhe wedding Five Estates. Mt aur ne eae S are easily accessible, and take more scenic rali an you ve cominecantenenaea ; es today; sincere altru _ Will take place in the autumn. The at two weddings here in the nent on all in the world : | lfew weeks—that of Miss Barbara | auto trips than from any other city in the world. seen P= 5 Ss Getain te | f verybod | the salt of the earth, preserving | Miss. who is visiting here. Pink Publishing Cos.. the New York World Shipman Payson. July 5. . : a last 4 Days of Season ; . 4 the Post-Dispatch ce ' - oh ! ! 4 : oral decay, and if they could be and white roses decorated the ONDON, May 21.—The engage- | | Spr erty spb Span rng roads in the world are in Colorado. ee a ee = adie? | : —Overture; Fables—$:18) ~~ Clemens Belling — 8:26 lied and guided, they could per- — house The receivi ’ ;' ing line included, | 2 Murray of |,; ‘ew York is | | , ; ; re? of Miss Barbara - onan ives in New ork. Her father is} ONE-DAY AUTO TRIPS You'll like it—it's :-35—R. Doner & J. Berkes—8 fers. But their great need, the . borides the hostess and honor guest, ™*”! ca ' | : , of the age, is leadership. Grant- Mrs. Koenig, Miss Koenig and Mrs.|New York to Lord Doune, heir t\a lawyer. Hotels, Resorts and Mountain Cottages at prices INTO THE MOUNTAINS the most beautiful . ‘47-~ BC, Hilliam Co, 8:47 BERT SWOR —si1? What shal! our attifude he? Sha!! laude McCord Helene K -_— , heen for- —-_ | . . * da. Koenig, Kari of Moray. has | pinely by, either yielding to de- “Se Young sister of the oreupentids toe iret 98 to fit any pocketbook. AND NATIONAL FORESTS ) parece eg erste Waiting inactivy : dvent ie bride, de: eater 7 . ' ere—an e i lumed iy lt te who ‘In€ the apa pepe ante Mt P || Miss Murpay will marry into one | poe Travel, .¢Reprortr (Me | Lookout Mountain ...........$ 2.50 Compson is pth ‘$2~F rank Farnum Co.-9:42 « ail things right? Shall we not ae *ray, and carrving a huge bouquet |of the oldest and most important === ————— | ° Rocky Mountain National Park 10.50 ow ne ‘s ‘07— ‘CHIC’ SALE —10:07) & to fashion leadership out of the ( U RB Lt Cc | TY . Moffat Road 00 fF ‘S >») | HAROLD LLOYD ve force available for combating ~ wy Dorothy Brecht. Miss Koenig | a ae lyzing effects of cowardice and — Astudent at Washington Univer- | OTe WC : My ? f Aly , Flyi Corps and in 1916 . Platte Canyon.... We eannot all become leaders, — » Mr Jones is a graduate of Royal ying ' / , RU REA U EXTRAORDINARY A r t] * a | the c Schoo . = Mi -y Cross for bring- | ; ; éé a a = 99 nm at least push a little, and per- | cr. oe Of Engineering in| wea the Mery \y [Denver Chamber ST. LOUIS OFFICE Secteie. alt — The azo NOS P to make leaders. “ Cleveland and a member of Beta ‘ing down a German plane. Soon I TRIPS Eldorado Springs.. | Man in the. Cta Pi. . > § ; ‘ - &F lott he was seriously injured in a of "we Strongest ; tae tee en. heir gone} : 811 Locust Street Golden-Castie | 8 A mis as mow from common experience and , h Apartments has returned | jooks since the days of his great- | T the . es net S ov a7* The Bonnie | Tenete the Betich Bpire Bevo MPRES : ngthy visit in Ok- t grandfather, rhe o sit a ady ~ October. | m—ROY Al M A | saute Ok. great gr | I | Texas Court Brief. a Mrs. Wiltiam O. Schock of the| nave been noted for tion that motor vehicles have Lars | Be Mulgee | rom_Que a luxurious | —r ed, freakish, foolish and seeming- | | Earh” | | I—a Canadian : = z | and inexplicable traits, almost : | The Moray peerage }s IR apernes od : ner Down the shelte ; St. Law- Feed | : Amol ! | “Fhe eaters. sane” | OLIVE AT GRAND Ferignin themasives a superior de. GR Franklin Bocrner Dies. = and has five tonne te neir. The || Adentk. hep Cherbourg, Bouts f |* |“ Winemarrensesasifee | rAsis‘va curmpocro || The Woodward Players entelliigen - | in R which Lor oune | * vn5 N sie SOUTHA N | IN e roe, ee : > eri Baptist Sanitarium of heart £812,500 (about $1,400,000). The ¥ ee eo we ys twee | largest ) GEO, aut CASESST. | America. -~Jaeper Perk DANCING. frequent ragenmers “9 Gen. Agt. Can. Pac.. | Lodge, $6 up, American Pian. || fameus” ates: : i _sareRRy-comnneNNE aes and other public and private | - 420 Tacast St. St Louis. Mo. | | and rdune” carry on . « ' ' “feshire ; ; > The Triangle Teur ef Brit- . ; oe and’ornamentetions and maimed, p Siease. He had been ill twojestates§ le mainly in Fifeshir Telephene: Hell Main 1711 ish Columbia. sy telneena . on “oe yf “and “> casuet py Next Week—THE BAT *. ‘eraing “ - Months ; - . j coal! mining. . destroyed hun an be in The funeral will be Fri- i Farming. fishing. a ¥ Vaceti at M : — aaees f seanheteeunaek mean dia | g day ®t 2p. m. from an undertaking | quarrying. seed growing. £8 rdening | Canadian Pacific IM a ge a | eee, Bare, Matt steam Co. | _—— _— a aulcidal eee neg and 86 MEE MAbishrwent ac 2320 Union boule: (ena oil shale works are the chiet | UNBAN Te b Bookie, Ot | (2 7 Paul Whiteman reasonable doubt a heart devoid of ms) 4 - Boerner lived at 1180 Hodia-|enterprises for which the company) — | W. H. BURKE, Mere - Goose S48RISON_ PF. 0. | GREEN - y and fatally bent o ‘schief, but t avenue. His widow, three! was formed, 4 ! : lede Bidg.. St. The Blue MINNESOTA. LAKE ecarcely suppose hee an be pos- = sien and a daughter survive. Of| The Moray family is descended | ! | wis. the potential power of : t years he was known to his|from Scottish kings. The Eari sits| «, get WORK that willl be} ; Helin the British Hosue of Lords 8%\p_RasaANT and PROFITABLE, | et nnd nela | Redie mater s bough se ' the r judiciary by Cueto “Dad” B r. te ee Pte the vend Until his| Baron Stuart of Castle Stuart watch the offers in the POST-DIS- |Z o ) . - = : Lord Doune met Miss Murray | PATCH WANT COBUMNS. ome tpreagh Pest-Dispatch Waats, - A Ee ee '
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ee ne LE EE A EO weet mem ‘Caulk Co.. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH OL LE I ET PRE oe 3 The Daily POST-DISPATCILalone has MORE CITY Circulation th an the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED —— _ __ ADVERTISEMENT SHE REFUSED T0 TO PARTIES —_——— = Girl Remains in Boudoir Rather Than Display Eezema-Marked, Pimply Face and Throat. She Found Relief Mencrrex a GUARANTEED Propvuct Many beautiful women, with hing to live for, let an eczema- Stricken, pimply skin keep them down, and out of the things their rts crave—like this girl who re- to go to parties: “I was humiliated with soo on my face for five years. tried everything, but after using recirex my skin has cleared. I! have been lifted from bleak despair, for now I can look people in the eyes without embarrassment. No matter what you've used be- re, no matter who has prescribed you, if you are troubled with @czema, pimples, blackheads, boils, rashes, sores, or other serious skin disorders, use Mercirex and We guarantee your skin will clear. Positively guarantee it or your money back. Mercirex is not an uncertain patent medicine, but a professional product developed over a period of ogg by an old, established scien- institution. It is approved and rescribed by many physicians. ‘t confuse it with the usual greasy, dark-colored surface oint- ments. Mercirex vanishes in use—pene- trates to the true skin where your troubie lies. It has a delicate flesh tint and a faint fragrance that is feally delightful. Put it on and go to your work or pleasure. No em- barrassing traces. It will not ad- vertise your trouble. Merctrex is positively ruaranteed to relieve your skin blemish or you get your money back. No risk to you. Buy it at any drug store for enly 75 cents. Write for free book on the care of the skin——-The L. D. Milford. Del. We also recommend Mercirex Soap. one LOVELY SMIN SOAP The genuine - caid cream sOap ie reams as it cleans” On sale atall arg sng dept Stores - Tere ereeeeTeereeeree SS Gas Ranges AS “GOOD AS NEW" Rebuilt by experts and are all guaranteed toe bake and burn to your -satisfacton. Dont pay hich prices when you can buy at one-fourth the price. P Me have over 200 satisfied Customers who have pur- chased im the Ilast three porcelain $40 50—Lew Oven—all makes. $10 Uo Ranges Delivered at Above Prices Home Stove: CORP. 1006 FRANKLIN AVE. Whooping Cough © BSpasmodic. convulsive, gn hearse. esuffecative or irritable cough. The use of Luyties’ Whoop- img Cough Drops weakens the at- tack. stops the development, seothes the [Fritation. and lessens the convulsive effects 4 pleasant and reliamMe remedy (an be used as @& preventive Price, 5@c. — Layties’ Tissue Tonic meral debility, nervy eee: gy ete. take Leyties’ “hich gives renewed , every function of the hod ¥ Price ‘Heuid) large bettie. $1 weakness. loss of strength er and vita ity improves Penvenient tablet form Then | Op k entitied Yous and | KEEP FAITH WITH | | VOTERS, PROPONENTS OF PLAZA SITE URGE Continued 4 From Page 17. sociati American | Legion. e! meee it Women's Clubs | ampton and South Forest Park Im- provement Associations. Reso lu ions of the West End Business Men's Association and those of ths Tower Gr Heights Association ; printed in days Post-Dis- | were presented A. Brueggeman Commission, @ | the | Fed - South- ove veste! archite “ity Plan experts, had shaped pian, which was a factor | euceess of the bond issue, an before the election the Court | louse Plaza not been | uestioned | Streske vas Circuit cued the (‘ourthouse. to are Judges said but we all Courthouse at once. proposed Broad Wa \ power house on garage on the diminution of site was s)}\.¢ a other. promisire little the prese noise John F. Queens facturer and owner of the Sou Hotel. spoke for a Broadway) site. and argued that the origina Plaza plan had contemplated tine the Memorial Building on now pr T.. Cour the Memorial item i; amone others that built- Johr al removal at di«- chemical manu- ern hiock posed for ? house. as cluded that block as a possible site for neg He read a H. Gundlach, opposing the Courthogse from the river trict He said rpose acquiring the Southern to help South St. Louis Wade, in his rebuttal argument, the nee! for a new building admitted. but that a site at and Market might present letter from his own Du Hotel, said Twelfth become as noisv as the location “If you want to get entirely away noise” he sa O'Fallon names d “put the irthouse in tie that tne ations indorsing the Plaz that The organizat West End bodies up their own section of and heedliees of the river district Copies ef Book Distribated. handsemely printed Look Up and were distributed the Broadway advecates. The | tion was from the speech d W. Lehmann at the bourne Hotel dinner April 3 4 downtown map. showing the proposed Broadway location. and editorial articles from the Post- Dispatch, Giobe- Democra! and Times, were included. Th volume of throughout the hearing the Plaza site About were at the hearing. Board of Aldermen chamber ‘hairman Udell of ‘she special! site commit said the committee for several days. as members were to be the city Tha other mem- special committee. al! of whom were present. were A. WH Niederiuecke, Wiehe. Lange an Watts. the interes i‘opies of a Down the River ' ere appiause favored -30 persons held in the , tee might not some of out of meet the bers of the Robber ha the liver Beware of imitations. the genuine in a eek ages bearing above trade mark, shoe = | nail hal soles and directions Parcel pest weight 10 pounds FEATHERWEIGHT > TOOL CHEST PISTOL-GRIP HACK SAW PRAME tahie to 2 Les bher + =pec'a HACK SAW BLADES SPECIAL PRICES THIS SALE 9 S-in.. dos. * B4e lt-in. dex YEW BREAST DRILL RALI-BEARING AND AL Lie A JAW: gearing : an , " ’ : a : speeuet] tii one $2.5 geal - #T) rce|l post - pounds NEST OF SAWS imcnie= pounds HOLDER i RULES HOUSEHOLD TOOL THICANESS GAULGE UOIS to ilo irately price rias biades s'Pre) Specia oa Dest ground. COMBINATION SQUARE BEMIS &£ CALL STEEL “Ss” WRENCHES 6-ineh Spe nx incn SPRING CALIPERS DIVIDERS ¢ an STE. ARN'S s SAW For setting the teeth adjustabie an * ana operate Specia orice DOC BLE. - END BLOCK PL. INE itter erats and lo - oer places Ss rx ong. ‘witer Special eae Parcel post weight. I pounds TON SMOOTH PLANE — —— weight. 5 pounds. STEARNS’ - Electric Paste Does not blow into food like powders. Ready for use. Money back if ic fails. 35 cents and $1.50. Enough to _ kill thousands of Roaches and Ants. ose .e0 16-inch 18-inch $19.00 RADIO 45 RECEIVING SET parts. assermbied ready $16.89 tube and batteries extra HEADPHONES (;um Tr anteed wy) «ohms. Specia! $2.69 price $6.00 Parcve LANG mplete eet of re 4 res ~e- ———— —_ = DEITRICKSON RECEIVING SET phone and bat tercre Recu ar be. |{ $25.00 ae $16.89 CRY SvAL RADIO SETS ‘ on pi ler . =? _ PISTRIBC TORS FOR THF FERFFCT SYNTHETIC CRYSTAL DETECTOR SENSITIVE OVER ENTIRE STRFACE sports.” Loud and “vy thousands of satis Sensit.venees guar- anteed. Price. mounte! 14-&. gold supersensttive RUSO- NITE CATSWHISKER, price 25c Permanent Will not oxidize. GLIDING SWING the feet eoffieient to operate the swing. backs can be inclined to any angie ls stiding. gentle motion | without frictien. Price | SCHROETER BROS. HDW. CO. | 810-812-814 Washington Av., St. Louis, Mo. | | Sitehe SA) ORT Sey ee rae ge aE Mn, or. ve 50c | | | @Ba4 5B i924 eS ee ne ply Blue-jay. the scientific corn | pain will vanish instantly. | Then Ga coun loashun and ates one Get Blue-jay today at your druggst. Blue-jay by paring a | See teda ya Want Business Fer Sale offers. pages “KROKEN’S” NANCY HANKS BARBER RAZORS blades ith , biade with bi ack hen 4 your a either kind: all Al quality: all set. ready for use: opportunity $1 00 o to get a $2.50 Razor for KOKEN'S NEW CHARMER RARBER RAZORS 4-8 blades with black han- dies Your choice for $1.00 Parrel weight. | pound RAZOR STROP handles. pest SWING =. —s STROP: canvas and leather tube of Eagle Stroop oe “Pag? ~ far $1. 00 BARBERS’ HAIR CLIPPERS Pob shed 1 -32-ine! "uf aluminum rame: has con- ~waled ‘pring of dest music wire guaranteed pecia! Parcel post weight BARBERS’ SHEARS »-inch nieckel-pliated handles im every respect Special p FORGED STEEL “SCISSORS” GRE aS VALTE FOR YOUR WONEY i pair guaranteed ade of hest stee Amertha 6 best manufa ; guaran tome? EMBROIDERY ~~ 1580R cellent worsteds conservative els. Many of Suits with two of pants. - Genuine Gabardine and Whipcord Raincoats | ~ $14 Tan and heather backs errte ‘pr ocessed. shades. Yoke and sieeve linings of silk. Wonderfu! Full belts and Values at “Craven- pleated 000 LOT OF YOUNG MEN'S SUMMER SUITS $5.00 Solid colored Pana- mas and bright. irre- descents in two and three Dbutten models Wet made 32 to 36 ,est MEN'S DARK PALM BEACH OFFICE COATS Genutre Paim ——- cloth —_—— ————— MEN'S BLACK OR MEN’S $2.50 Work Pants $4.55 Good. strong. Wwasha b eo fabric solid blac! and black with white stripes. (ome with cuff bottoms and with belt loops. Well sewed to stand hard wear All sizes from 28 to 50 waist. GRAY OFFICE COATS $] 98 strong wasn- able fabric. Two side pockets and breast pecket. Well sewed. All sites (,0o0d MEN'S TAN AND GRAY RAINESATS ve 75 Rombarzine ia t f strapped and cerment ed seams. Absolutely waterproof Ful! belts. 34 to 44 chest FULL-LENGTH AUTO- MOBILE DUSTERS Boys’ Sturdy $5.95 Knicker Suits Ser viceable © aAas8 i Meres that witli wear wel! andiook neat. Belted models. Neatly tai- lored throughept Knickers are cut fui! and rgomy and come with Watch and hip pockets. Sizes. from 6 to 17 years. 3S] 90 Onty 15 of them. Tan and «ray ‘oats with full beits Fine for touring Sizes 44 to 50 chest SMALL LOT OF MEN'S SUMMER SUITS $2.95 Light-cciered (“ool (louh and ra sives Attractive modei a, Only 32 Suits im sizes frem 37 to 38 chest MEN'S BLUE & WHITE PIN-CHECA PANTS $7 25 Good streng weashabic fabroc Fine fer me- chanics and bacécre Biue and white and brown and white JUVENILE $1.00 PLAY SUITS bine cham tray and tan Khaki. Ful- length moeodeis with butten-backs and drep erate. Deuble etiteh ed pockets. Trimmed im red. 23 ta 8&8 years. checks. - Vermilion. rad and stew Sitter colors : ‘= price. : “~ oe — PART THREE. Ea _ Unusue OfAdventure, irc BE m By Rober THE FOUR- WET Red Hannigan when : Forest ind with a urated man tional tall, rangy. his eyes born of years spent thusiasm for the work of the passion, that he had been co timber along the Sierras for n the Government pays its prot We stumbled onto Red I the =900-foot level, bevond ee. lift into the blue tf camp =" from the va! report in “Fine man Res “But tale of ounds for tue levs bie : > _ -* Gog ‘Two alone the it A, e | and Reds s Nevada up beyond was a Wise ao ‘2 Gesaerr Hawn. Aae turctars Ramsack | | hy ry e
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en w= - ks ll bat ey oT ah SRR e eas ee Ee Sees me seg ny - . - . re “at ’ 2 a er Eee 0 er nm gree i alia a eee att then usin or re ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | Le — ————a )WANTS-3A,. il —— — re ee — — eee EEE ——-- —_ ee ee oe RR et _e . NN Sail id i. a ———— ———————————_—————— — SSS : ) B os i . _ aa | HANCOCK OPPOSES K, K K, | cratic nomination for Lieutenant! movement is but an echo of the! the first political reform move-! peal of the Volstead act. shotgun and shot away the man’s . oy : : nieqpunnaaiieamealee. 8 | Governor, today announced that} prohibition movement,’ he said,' ment. I have never known any | ees | watch chain and a button from hig: 4 a” ¥ t SL ECS : Candidate Also Criticises Laws | he was opposed to the Ku Klux | “and the prohibition movement! permanent benefits to have re- | Shoots Watch Chain From Thief. |vest. Tne watch chain. which a z 7. » OAs RS , “Based on Moral Grounds.” | Klan, and also to all legislation; was a necho of the women’s suf-| sulted from any of these move-; ARMSTRONG, Mo.—The_ City |torn in several pieces, anese Een =n “I believe that the Ku Klux Klan a& candidate for the Demo- suffrage movement but an echo of) 'general store here. pw. » F E. G. Hancock of 929 Rutger | “based on moral grounds.” frage movement, and the women's| ments.” ‘Marshal of this city detected a man |ton were found on the floor of the Adventure, irasedy, Mystery, Humor atreet, He also said he favored the re-|in the act of robbing the Snoddy istore after the would-be burglar: : 7 > from Real Life He fired hia had escaped. By Robert Welles Ritchie. THE FOUR-BIT COFFEE POT. MET Red Hannigan when I was riding through the Sierra Na- J sina Forest with a supervisor of the Forest Service. .-He was a & tall, rangy. indurated man with brick colored hair and a look in & A vast en- ® ’ SCHMITZ & SHRODER A Sensational Purchase of Two-Trouser Suits That Proves Value-Giving Supremacy The newly enlarged and newly appointed Schmitz & Shroder, which we opened to an appreciative public a short seven months ago, has been accorded a most gratifying increase in patronage. While we have said nothing much about it, our values have been consistently the highest and our prices the very lowest. The time has now come, however, when we wish to reaffirm this fact in unmistakable terms by giving our customers the tremendous advantages of an extremely fortunate purchase we have just made of Two-Trou- ser Suits. We believe that, on the qualities indicated, we are offering a series of prices that prove beyond all possible question our intention to give at all times established values at extraordinarily low prices. Thursday. Get down to the ins like these come Oo sel. to miss them. Lots in some guarantee the supply to last mail orders filled on any on, that he had been content to Work as a ranger in the big timber along the Sierras for many years, and at the starvation wage | the Government pays its protectors of the national domain. We stumbled onto Red Hannigan in a little clearing up around | | the 7000-foot level, beyond which the white saw teeth of the Kaiser 7 Peaks lift into the blue. He had been establishing the summer's free q camping grounds for the tourists that soon would come trooping up up to his superior, my companion, made . 4 ee i ee i oe OOO a AR, o most a Wonderful SUIT SALE Manufacturer’s Stock . from the valleys. He rod bis report jn two dozen words and then the forest swallowed him up. | Red Hannigan,’ commented the supervisor when | we were alone. “But he's got a temper as fiery as his hair. Then | he gave me the tale of the four-bit coffee pot to illustrate his com- | “Fine man, ment. | 3 It seems that not long before an Iy Red got his fire going on the lee r the Side of a log. “Wind was high. but was wet, and Red had a sweet time getting Every he'd get down to a blow on the flame, a back-draught would his ed's temper began to climb—particular- | y time he looked up oid friend of Red's cifted ov divide from Nevada. and dropped the wood into his camp up be yond Cascada. hie S168 going. Seale The visitor was a wizened prospector off the desert Red hadn't they tramped Nevada's silver hi together. Hed decided the ineeti gemanded a celebration, and thi eli ean felebration should take the ! tat aoeeie ts ef a deer hunt. The reunited pals eaddied horses slung their pack over a m ile | get out for the knew so well, down along the fear gome rim of King's Canyon. They ee teed on played in hard luck from the very Red aioe oa moment of sturting. stick upon which it rested brok: “First it would be the pas K sad- beneath it: pot tipped over and the fle slipping onanarrow tratl, the | coffee put out the fire. 7 gupervisor continued his# yarn. “Red leaped for that coffee pot > al * ‘ked up a ? ee moree Pe grabbed it and threw it as far as he > gione and went lame. Then on to rain-—-one of these reeg’lar fim-fire thunderstorms we get in an, ol meeerres Curing m! isumimer. It three holes through the didnt look as if Red and his little ype nor at 5a friend were going to rienic after all. “Red pushed on littie give whom throw ashes in face. aqaiys ar > " seen since if when eve) trom nursing the fire he’d see that friend of his sit- hand Syvim- huck is pipe in his mout Syinpathetic. that roa: he ooking Sor QQ! pathy Is Something always Frets ted Hu it from mizran sS anyY man. Young Men One, two, three and four button mode's. sport effects and belted. stvles. All- woo! cassimeres and tweeds in pencil stripes, checks and mixtures, All-wool blue serges and ex- cellent worsteds in conservative mod- els. Many of these Suits with two pairs of pants. deer country Re , (,0¢S1T) { Wal ’ “Finally the bacon was crisp and the hoil. Just as reached fo. thie * _* ” . rr) + come down the canyo rhen friend, made drilled bottom of ‘ mid Se up jumped his littl vards nave SUCN a ding-donged UY Red was furi- } I shooting holes Whipcord Raincoats ’ ‘ aionz er belts and pleated $] 1 to a camp site he already ha cided upon. He's that man; once let him make mind to do a thing and hel miy cotfee within we Stand ’”’ little friend on t Suppose ft. P. = pot Worsteds, Cassimeres, Fancy Serges. Cheviots and Grays, Tans, Powder high water can't stop jim They imute I Soing to sit arrived at the @ark and Red scrambt find dry Nevada opened up the pac quictiy by li'l old four-bit cof. 5, t " e smail of my oid side- Blues, Brown and Blue Pencil Stripes, Checks and Fancy Mixtures. Two and three button, single and double breast- ed models. English and semi-form- fitting. of silk. “Craven- BOYS’ OOD COATS IN LARGE SIZES $7 -00 Rine twill belted models iff and 17 years only. Juet 24 in the let, = " ‘ . Camp jie pmerore r} 7 wed nd to | in from Le ina!- wood while the mw Burglars Ransack Home. last night When ul he Clinton F., a Thomas of 3008 Ar-|found burglars had ransacked the lington avenue left his home toj Place, taking a phonograph and _ WO- rouser ul S visit a neighbor for half an hour] jewelry, all 1 at serge in izes JUVENILE. SUITS AND TOPCOATS | “|| CHICAGO W oo» o len fabrics. Values up to $5.00. Odd lots from other lines. Not all sizes in each model and pat- tern. Ome with Sand with Well sewed rd wear. gm (28 (to seth * BOYS’ $2.00 LINED KNICKERS $1.00 Crashes in dark shades, “Crav- rnette’’ processed, Cut full. Lined through- out. 6 to 18 years. Silk-mixed Worsteds, Scotches, Tweeds, Flannels and Fancy Cheviots. Fine Checks, Overplaids; Chalk Lines, Mix- turesand Pencil Stripes. French Grays, Hollywood Blues, Light and Dark Tans and Browns. Loose fitting models and conservative styles. jy $5.95 r Suits 95 Woolen *40 °45 °*50 Two-Trouser Suits | Bors’ YEAR-'ROUND SCOTCH KNICKERS rreae | 3 5c net will Grav with brown or r well s. Well- md i iook “yy A eA Belted Rroken sizes. ly tai- roughant. cut full and come and hip from r Viceable Round Trip Saturday, May 31st Fast—On Time—All Steel Trains Leave St. Louis 9:30 p. m. Arrive Chicago 4:45 p.m. 7:25 a.m. 7:25 a.m. Drawing-room and observation parlor car, sleeping cars, dining and the new salon-buffet cars, the last word in travel luxury. Equipped with shower bath. Valet service. Free reclining chair cars. Electric fans in all cars. Enter Chicago along beautiful Lake Michigan shore to Central Station in the heart of the boulevard- hotel-theatre district. Return on any train leaving Chicago to and includ- KHAKI PANTS ing Sunday, June 15th. Tickets good in chair cars and coaches; also in sleep- 98c ing and parlor cars on payment of regular charge. and drop nsititnin adigibieta » | Information, railroad and Pullman tickets at gg hard wear. Reinfore- im “at Union Station Ticket Office 18th and Market Sts., Phone Main 4700 im alt geliges us to Add at doguinie to F. D. Miller, Aut. Gen. Pan. A Libneis Centre! aids, ont Pine 5. Lowie, Mio 4° walet. . & R., 9:00 a. m. 11:30 p. m. $3.30 value. Blacks and grays with white stripes. ] careimeres. to 48 waist. $1.00 ee YOUNG MER’S WHITE DUCK PANTS $1.75 Fine for tennis, eut- inge or fanoeing. Good, strong fabric. Well sewed -and fin- ished, All sizes up to 42 waist, MEN'S TAN Strictly hand tailored by makers who produce the finest ready-to-wear clothes. In all the new up-to-the-minute patterns and styles, also conservative models. Finest imported Worsteds, Scotches, Velours and Unfinished Worsteds. *55 °60°65 Two-Trouser Suits chambras ki. Full- lels with If you see it ina Schmitz & Shroder ad, it’s true _ SCHMITZ & SHRODER Southeast Corner Washington and Eighth * ; ; . _
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Te ero + -¥ ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone pombe MORE City Circulation than the morning and o ne other evening newspaper COMBINED WEDNESDAY, © MAY 33. 1994 wer ai. 198 r. “WE WERE ALL STEALING FROM THEKLAN” FUNDS Former Employe of Organ- ization So Testifies at Peddy - Mayfield Senate | Contest Hearing. “EVANS HAD 11 STATES AS HIS LITTLE GRAFT” Swears $25,000 Was Drawn for Use in Texas, but Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20-23 Wyatt Buudin WASHINGTON. May ?!.—J. Q Jett of White Path. Ia. employed in the investigation department of the Ku Kiux Kian, from te time | ef its organization up to last Apri), | appeared as a witness. before the! klan, volunteered the tnformation | that “we were all stealing” from | 4 ef Earle B. Mayfield on the allots which elected him to the United Jett, who testified under a volley ef objections from Mayfield’s coun- gel, said Representative Wi!liam D. Upshaw, leader of the dry forces Made no attempt to go into Up-| had made a complaint that resulted im Jett's arrest. Whereupon Lut chet Jett asserted that, although paid neh nominal salary of $40 a week as investigator. he made ‘from | $500 to $1900.” ‘I will give you an illustration.” | be testified “I went to Tampa to get an affidavit from a girl whose | evidence would, if she was to give y bewspaper story to a reporter, trip. Suppose I went down and was from Col Simmons down. We were “That was his little graft—eleven states. All the money that came Q@nme Waa in the imperial kaliff'« of- fice with a delegation from Texas. ! “Memorandum for $25,000." b Byvans cave a memorandum for Texas delegation to be used to edu- Dut that afterward “we found they D into & car. went to the bank. got a bag of money. and that = subse- @uentty he saw Fvans take money deen present at a conversation be- +, “Evans was doing the talking pertmen:. to bring about the elec William D. Upshaw. who ail | BOVE are shown Ducharin ing the sister of the late Nickolai Lenine, both of whom are prom- - of “Pravda,” the party organ of and Elections yesterday, in the Moscow and the most powerful Journal in Russia. This paper re- bearing of the Peddy comtest for cently denounced the British Government because of its attitude Benate Committee on- Privileges inent members of the editorial staf Mayfield’s seat. i taken band of the daughter of Mrs. Fliz- brother, abeth Tyler. one of those chiefly | =— - responsibie for building up the! was paid by the cine up a “Strike It From the Record!” the organization, that “Mr. Evans.” ora” presumably Imperial Wizard Ev- .«naw's name ans, had 11 states as “his little fs... testimony graft.” and that $25,000 had been |... : . a@rawn from the bank to “educate” | V4 gone to the bank with Jett for. Texas klansmen to write the name greeted the mention of Up- was ordered stric been drawn cated States Senate. true the charges that grafting on the klan. that whi cashier's account of the House, “was paid by the $2. kian up here.” What he was paid ‘res. for the witness did not say. By | have the klan @nanimous consent, the committee of | A requ@etetéor information as to. ehaw's affairs. the number Denial by Kian Cashier. brought Subsequently N. N. Furney. cash- Zumbrunn fer of the klan, specifically and | sec: generally denied all the charges | disc! that Jett made. Mayfield’s coun- | mittee eel drew from Furney that the ewer imperial headquarters § at Atl: anta |) kn objection from Pere Ts rriermn he re bh Use of Klan Money. Nickols, representing George E. B aden Peddy, Republican, who wants... , Maytield’s seat, was able to show | .4,, that, despite his arrest, the witness |, had not teen indicted. os Sorypey once interjected an in- quiry as to whether the Klan expended } rectly or » | Of Senator | Furney |“No, sir.” auditor and as- sista was sweeping leok bad for an official. I did not | {nm his denia! know what «xpense money I turned | Klan in. I know I apent $1800 on that paign. able to accomplish for $500 of that, | ords Gon't you sce’” gan "You are telling the committee shows Qhat you are a common thief?” any SUgrested Senator Neely (Dem.) o? salen West Vircinia primary “We Were All Stealing.” | “No, “No.” Jett reported. “It was well | organiz BRAOwn to every official in the Klan In those elections ali stealing, if vou want to put it the proceedings at that way. There was a propaga-,: usserting tion department which was under of Peddy the supervision of Mr. Clarke and ing of the! Mrs. Tyler. at the time Clarke was was imperia! wizard. They bad shipped wante Simmons out and had turned over into the records to Mr. Evans so many states for what him to graft on mental Accounts of the “Kian. @ut of eleven states went to Mr. the committee Evans for his participation in dif- se! ferent things. The propagation de. Peddy in their examina ‘ . a. ? , ) . e asserted Oo uggle the ac- ‘ounts The national headquarters of the | Kian received its income. McQuinn testified. from commissions from ag the prepaganda department. initia- tion fees, the sale of supplies and from road: helmet and bond pre- tniums These payments to the Kian headquarters are made bh the ioca] Klans each quarter, he said This tine of inquiry was abandoned temporarily by Peddy's ‘ounsel when Maryfield’s attorneys insisted that it was Mayfield and not the Kian that was under in- Much interest was shown by: Peddv’s lawyers in the accounts between the Imperial Palace and Dallas Kian No. 66. The fact that the books examined by them did! > — Ou’ th Be that nar? ° >! rr Kian aa paid its full indebtedness was mo? ~ gr ¢ i’ ’ \[ Q) - «* 3% acd rm. " he +2 La! 1 ** 2 oo ron > _- _— P S| ) Be | Tu ¥ Senator K ne Ter a 7. ar 7 ept from Klan sources. lt was ltkewise true, he said, that the Im. , = perial Palace did not disburse anv money except that received from local klans and propaganda i pshaw'" ~ _ Statement. Aft ar the oe 2 of Representa. > ,o | . » - 7 _ . . . -).! iW ag Coe orought nto + s. > -* ee @ - »* ’ > 7 ; > = + 27 rs i* : T ns haw a titel, n . * . 4 ‘ ;? , , Z ’ loug founda. > _- ° ys o, a \ *h* } a + : I : eP Kian in any way Kian practices to safeguard the . a lisbursement ; its 'unds were re | 2 >» > | , ‘ . dq ir , wre a°a a ‘La \. 7 a se eck P Was Kept on a a ; : 3 Lae 3 Ey ae o — ‘se " > » > ; . n ~oan S PX. . * aaa $ mm $4 ~ | \a — " “ sf °* >a " \ wT ? sign . 2 ; I 2 * a’ i | . ~ , 4 act ee ~~ «> °* a s ° =, ~ 3 ‘ ‘KS | : i = ney Ss 'atec eee ms » 7 » a. .> % ™ 4 - i in i > > ~~ ; . , + > , 4 Aration ja Pe acCOUunts were 73>. ;* ; cu -a "7 ’ } ‘o- te. s id Deen proved i? As | ’ + er » — 4 q c 7 LN Natio -_ 1 ‘ss 7 es b xpert accountants = T. "or . i ar > Inqulriese in Mavfleid’s Uns. t*Clared tha?’ " o: a . v~* * os es ’ : after trouble with +he bt! A.4M mails a } stiza io - +. . elal be 7 3 “of 4. officials 7“ = ; : ; ——. *e,.i +h a c 1 ted e arrest of Jer on * - “harce Ff enh kh _ t ’ on th »ODing the mails eT Vek — feady s counsel. on the other * j : 18 —.20@PT Ran: de, OD, Zz fron Trea 7? . Witness °* iat Js @tt Nad 1Ot Deen =d 4 j . is .@qd or pros- in ited “Or ’encdeae ita s at he had been Inspection of Klan Recorndi« A ; ; 7 ry al "2, abe | " . “-s. « an . - are . ar. Aron ig ~~ _ = . “ . »> 42s : a . | ; -- . ) ‘3% . | inTPeen arr -@ 3 ; 4 : ae | - inspection »b e nitte ‘ ‘ ad r = | } Pp! ODPOsS:a. nad Deen in jaw on« a = « > @rarion _. ter, te —_" > : aa a Or? f* s cA Peddy to go to the Atlante ki . a ; . . Op headquarters to explore the records for any evidence of ‘Ontrihnut >» «& + s an hv tha Crdadar — e % . is -' i's : ‘= Mayfield paizn *. ned » 3? — j ‘am 6 (fun: ' Counse! for both sides agreed that the proper course would be to examine the hooks here Tha? de. “sSslon was . Independent Ticket Planned Me ta cath! Cie WOULD PREFER T Si EGER sromen of the olnaa' » . — a ; O ; Bare fo. lish women ot tne ¢« A455 Vt Dissatisfied With These; Ju wrote. “If the facts stated dependent tickec’ This Was an-'| - o- , | nounced today br former Judge’ THAW FURNISHES BAIL ON r . rl t r ident of th — NEW YORK INDICTMENTS Priest avoids terming the issue Appeare in Court 2 in Gump Case WETS WILL HAVE "russ “Many Slimy Creatures in Form of | Men.” Jurist Says Referring : to Modica. Tpecial to the rost- spacci NEW YORK, May 21.—Severel | condemning Emanuel! Victor Modi- ° . ~ rm Act ,ca, Supreme Court Justice Beneaice. ' allowed his in Brooklyn, yesterday ife, Mrs. Madeline Helen Modica a! mony and $500 $50 a week in Case None of Those in ‘*°'**: 1" which she named the | Countess Roger de Perigny. sister) Race Declares Himself | of Harry K gt tan as co-respon- on the Issue. BA Pp TY ch and then fatten on ‘neir ~ | Sure ait | ais. ce * e volumnous affidavits suo Known Personally to Be| = mitted to me on this contested meo- tion are proved to be true, this is Wet, but Who Fear to sve 4 case aT = ° > »” ’ ’ 2 "are ne’) Ot ere. io : it Mm mot } Take Public Stand. tion e coors. igs ry charges as to professiona! misconduct ma ene connected part of any attorney By CURTIS 4. BETTS. with r.e# case vor to inquire into If none of the candidates for the | the motives of the plaintiff in in- Near nersa? _- Rep . -_ — ~ be -, ’ * _ > 4 r ? ' iocrat. ind Le PU ica nomi- —— S aa ' Pa 4 : 7 elea a - | ' ria0ns for ‘,overnor ’ _ he August = ; = , , ~~ = e lant ’« » 2 a ane \ } = 2 — _ : ls *. : ; —_ ; . — a publicly declares himself! , itamne of | rial is 1 o4 - e* ‘ - = ~ —_ — . wert,”’ the Missouri Bra Asso- grant this ; = — — : > iting against tion Against the Prohibition Mrs. Modica has mie 46 ; “ry ‘ r . eae Pr rT? > . >, > > »~* Amendment. purpoees to p th 7 : , ecis ~ el $ , YT aK = “2 _ *hea roanrea, | Cc eer IAN 4 ~~ . - . } Se} ta i077 a iT the alleged . .* - Vi is Palign a “wet: candidate on an in-i affections He is a chauffeur “wet and dr He prefers “Con- After Few Hours of Absolute jtionalists and R utionists Freedom. ai . iain id while the proposed indepen- NEW “YOR IN May 21.—Harr: dent movement extends to the fun N. Thaw ts he 1d in ball again toda: damental principle of restoration after a few brief hours of abso’ of State sovereignty ani opposition freedom He pleaded rot gu centralization of rower in tne yesterday rn ‘wl i i ott ante Federal Government, its practica! charsing — with tled ‘ ~# > 22+ Jan ar E. E. McJimsey. Springfield There are indications that Gump newspaper publisher innounced who now is married and living he would mot be a candidate fo California. a lid rot come her the Republican nomination As it testify against Thaw in which ’ ; stands * her: are candidates wh0O)| event i* would be impossible to try appeal to the ‘wes more) the case than any other candidate I organized opponents of prohibition Liberty of thought. liberty fa ‘ a @ af aA . e Ye and iates ‘ . . : " : ‘ A ’ . - _ . jissa i tion liberty »* > ersron iberty of ‘ , » ainda ae , > > > . _- Te ‘ _ . nown to ther é r h + , >. rm > 3 or : cire Ti L 1 . _ > the Lo insis upe a - z happiness. \ "eo! ow tree, a crust ; ue. ho ~~ tether @@Lele . - on their 188 sf Th A Ss bed . hal h =o ? ar ? } sar? y ‘3 > ‘2 "eo fe - 7? > re . ’ arose Vv ney , . » . orted Reed vigor is enmtial though? of mie wo deeerve b . , 62.00 ° —_— +} . ’ Knew he was “wet and ©’ i. There can hé neither niet) *. ? ; A= , ~eie — . ’ . . , FoOKed for some acti \ ‘ ~aralitw withers marty * . _ . 5 - they were disa ppointed. Reed ' elected and not once since his All Candidates Straddling I«tes* of , a "wr area? rm the ran * ‘ “an i. . 3° a” y 1e lre ii prohibition question int-Governor Hiram Lloyd of 8S “It was recently said the ‘wets’ | Louis and Sam A. Baker of Jeffer- j Have RO ee lata vy th mo ‘ ’ ‘ar ° \ “tate Stiiper - rna ria oe r * q ~_sS a : P| e ; > sf ' 4 ‘ +! N SO ’ 2. 4 eo ‘ 2Mstitutionaiists and ~ an >* rity. _2n ra + Vi sore »# + ° Onis : . . >"? ™ tionists The (onstitutionalists Fioyvd F.. Jacobs of Kansas ty and ° rs 2 al 7 ° . : . “4 , & ~~. ,* ~~ | ’ _" Se r .* _ a be tn the field and w d sa > i v am R. Painter o cisive in” ience. Seben 2. at on Nei Ler saa Ma ie any 7 i. > + . . >» «+ ’ 2 — > | > . » . 2 _- ’ The dominant issues the ara ) : “OmMmInEg { ar Paizn oO iz ae _ —_ ane As ‘+ ren era nds ™ + . 3 the be: Liber vs [wrarny sandidates bidding for both the iz _* ned Sai ra. ‘Yy i —. ry :]. Laks an ; > Pa) . iry . ‘ca - = -_ 4 27 P e a = ~ ; 2 + ‘he =? ~ - + » = 2 *s oe r' ss? q . ’ ) o t Ran : ~ 2 4 ; a 7 — > - > oo +o rena gs9 4 ~ State en vad ; 5 } . ~*2 : = ee | “7 T2 = es - ”“ > -~ * vs. ce ; > } 2 = tpe 7 °aA *sS as we 4 _* _... ’ _ = 7 . . - 4 . pon nese ssues Nan’ ee wien Moore and Jacobs and 2 > . Pee? . _— . " . — , —. = _- houghtful men have very nagi-i- e : et ween Nelson ana "On victioan.e which | + ’ : . aha r¢ - o> Dome - T - [Pe Peres > : ‘ * . *% > “ = tian ~~ ‘4 e z = - 2 — . a onl a ~ + ~~“ - 4 een ir? f: =r ‘ . >, > a . er: | : — s L'il ee I r) ’ = be eens | S i ry - >’ ; . . . . " Gens nds ° "ar . "ace an i —— % * - = ~ e ”- 1 . ~ “= > w - = _— ~ ~ v, a= ifa - - = } ’ > = > ~~ 1 ~ a = >,* ’ ae ~ => = ’ _ ‘ 2 Sy _ “Nv @e sd - T1aze d > ~ > e ’ ’ ; « 2 “ an © = ‘arf oe ™ 2? = - . - ) ee , a. > -_ 2 . 2 ) a. 4 ‘ . i. i a. ‘ace 2 = - ‘ Ny and A ; . . » ah — — oth ‘ ac? G >, . — a ite 4 ; ._* fn) surren Ae- —" a thea nee —_ “fs ° Wii + a ’ ; ne ° | 7 - be a eq > = _ > ** . ns Dae ~ ASSIOnN .: ef NOS Die after *>a nri-e > , . . ; : a * *ar a . — - " Zreat politica) Mary for the anti-pro tionists -_ ~~? « ‘ a '* a S$ courageous z ec. to get a te the wrenere ise there na _. ; ® great principles. a new @iection ballot by petition parr’ y—ga Party ~ * ’ : . ' 2 iar ~~ : ' Om arte cee ‘ s s 4 ee | is -. “ I GUARANTEED RELIEVED IN 30 MINUTES W aleh’s« Itech Re medy te any addre«s on receipt ot tan Seid “A under money-back guarnn- Robt. C. Waish, Ph. G. Liberal discount to dealers, ADDRES« oem CAS AVENTE St. Leui«x,. Wo. Keep your mouth cleanse: eof germs and decaying matter with Pasteurine. Second Fieer. Bley ater Service We Bake All Our Pastry Dail-+ the delightful antiseptic. Miss Lou E. Bowles At your druggist. , Cafeteria 25c, 50c, $1.00 415 Nerth Sth St. Wheleseme Home pe S Bind “ “4 at be we” lar to that of last night twe = three times a year In St. re not only beswaful but guaranceed to ! = #% ; * keep ume. ne” Abbott said. Res! Milton movemenrs—latesc case . &. Wood, president of the patterns. Mississippi Valley Structuraf (Co., also was on the speaking e pro. gram. The St. Louis institute mem. | bers are connected with | structural steel plants in St, Lowy and vicinity. "4 STOCKHOLDERS BACK SINCLAR / Oi Men Approve His Negotiations Prices $17.50 and up bo ieee J ‘See is CT ae IDEAL GifT FOR HER Ask to see them at all reliable Jewelry Stores _= , cat “a Pee Yon, a yj te es) ~~. Ms . " Come in and see them. Quick Fountain Pen Repair Service In charge of a far- torw expert. We guar antee to make your oid pen work like new Clarence W on was re- : stealing my Kipling’ ant tee £0 Scotland, the Recte 412 N. Sixth St. for the an!- at Sc. Andrew's. A lot at Slerra give every reader a new view OY name and . , of bis or her life. thine T kaow | Goseethem. ReadRad- Securities Adapted to Your Needs. stealing the’! r > 7 . os - ‘SCULLIN WINS CASE ON WAR CONTRACT FUND Comptroller Rules steel Company. Will Not Have to Refund $669.748 to L. 19 details of big stock- reducing WASHINGTON, Like square pegs in round holes some securities are wholly unsuited te your requirements. You should buy these adapted to your particular needs. *%., A ALOAS La Lhd bed Ld AL hee ~~? JGUARANTEED , FIRST MORTGAGE | By Edna Fert ee PARTIC IPATIONS aaa eel eh net Pe egee ote be “4 fine tayle, too, in ADVERTISEMENT the parts about Selina "neet all the requirements St. Louis Is Known as , Manufacturing ter , Cen when they soid produce im the heart of the ~ ” mieten “ Pty. ut v ket in Chicago. Middle West, St. Louis is an idea! Haymar lveation for factories. F. P. ol Upholstered furniture sold al! Pepsian ‘ountry is manufactured here by the Prufrock Litten Fur- “$? Wherever books are sold.” dec} ie } yesterd iv Ture ts now in their Anniver- else could vou for safe (nvestments. Taey are well secured by first me notes and bonds held im trust and are guaranteed against loss. In addition they are available at any time for any amount, odd or even. over 4 minimum ef §500, and are payable on the fret day of any mesth *pecified up te five years. They yiel4 up te 3% witr the interest either paid to the small town in Us and her wooing, and the d S © om - Doubleday, Page & é Ca. - ————1 SUNDAY DINNERS ARE BECOMING FAMOUS MANAGER FOR SECURITIES FIRM FOUND DEAD IN BED 4 LA aaaaanaaabeninn) «< Fal his home, 6018 Clemens ave ae eee he he he ee i _"-------.- Aske for fell +n forma tion. First National ~~ b niete b hh i i iie __-----------,-- ee ee eS Se ee DS ee ee De by a daughter when ~~ rermanent Waving, Warcel, Water a Facial Milk aleeiin $1.00 Marcel and Bob Cur. SHAMPOO AND ROUND CURL Ros 31.25 VICTORIA BEAUTY SALON BLDG... STH AND LOCUST &T. Otive eas MISS LORETTA KOFHLER. Manager. Registered Operators $15 Full i St. Louis Is Known as Manufacturing Center “ituated im the heart of the PILES wrocrne KNIF! Pues, Fistuia, Fissure and al! Rectal Diseases cured by my Soothing, My Guarantee—Cure or No Pay. NoChicroform. No Danger. No Hospital. fiom from Business. Call or write today. Hy asteurine «: = STREET sf. a0. i ee tusdayn od Maid. tle West, St. Louis is an ideal location for factories. \ phoistered furniture sold all : " *r the country ix manufactured <—we : ere by the Prufrock-Litton Pur. -— 4 ee Co. Fourth asd &t. ‘haries, This furniture is 28% Breativ reduced in their Anniver: “Ary Sale. Where else could you bey @ davenport and tall w hair, im wWeol mohair, for bere: gg Bvenings, 7 oe
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1924. L EXPERTS GIVEN DINNER York Men Guests of Local In. stitute Members, ty-five St. Louis membery of American Institute of Steel truction were guests at a din. at Hotel Chase last night in nor of Charles F. Abbott and H. Miller, structural stee} ex- from the institute's head. rters in New York. bbott and Miller, in talks. said purpose of the institute jig to t in devising methods of im- Ving strength of stee}. It is nned to hold conferences simi. to that of last night two e times a year in St. after, Abbott said. M. Wood, president of the issippi Valley Structura} Stee! , also was on the speaking pro. m. The St. Louis institute mem. are connected with various ctural steel plants in St. Louls vicinity. JCKHOLDERS BACK SINCLAIR Men Approve His Negotiations for Teapot Dome. the Associated Press -EW YORK, May 21.—Stock. Iders of the Sinclair Conso}j- ted O1] Corporation today ppted a resolution expressing al confidence in Harry F. Sin. ir, chairman of the board, in nection with his negotiations the Teapot Dome oil leases ey pledged him their Support to e end inclair told the gathering that pre oil was being consumed than bduced in the United States. an fication that the oil business was ming into its own. Gasoline con- aption, he estimated, had gone ead 19 to lo per cent over last r. or Louis PUBLICATION, ww ou -* -— eum * ere. ee . | . 5 Inspiring words to the youth of Scotland, the Rectoria] Address at St. Andrew’s. A message by our greatest author that will give every reader a new view of bis or her life, NDEPENDENCE Now published in a $100 graduation edition. udvard Kipling’s books on special display this k at your bookstore. >see them. Read Rud- ard Kipling’s books. Deubiedas, Page °F Ce. ee So Big By Edna Ferber 1 —— ee ee ee —— “A fine tayle, too, in especial the parts about Selina coming to the smal] town in Illinois and her wooing, and the days when they sold produce in the Haymarket in Chicago.” F. P. A.’8 Pepsian Diary. —_ ee “$2 Wherever books are sold.” Doubleday, Page & Co. Mosey wanted or money to loan © the Post-Dispatch want pest* or offers. {ER COMES “3 EEZE on the PIAZZA at TON HOTEL ND WASHINGTON oderately Priced. All Equipped RE BECOMING FAMOUS ‘ ‘ 4 . ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ ‘4 ‘ ‘ | ‘ ‘ ‘ : 4 ‘ ‘ ee Se ee eee LE DD | : | - - oy i Ai 4 i » “3 “ Py z ” Ce eee WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1924. — -—————— - e - PSE cee — 3 ‘ ae AS, fn hia eae ee ae Ra rete or sore on : ‘ * Or ow wee ‘ Pe mer He we ~ OREO ER Sr ge aE oe ee ee oe - Ca ae ee The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH 23 Have you met LADY MILTON ? ©. She's the dainciese bit of feminine uty you ever saw—and she always keeps her appointments That's a characterisac of all MILTON WATCHES not only beauaful but guaranteed to keep good ume Rea! Milton movemencs—latest case Jeweiry Stores mm, a ee? a ao j N A oe a ‘ "es A —— ~~ “FOR SHERIF FORESEEN === ~) | | (95 Repetition of Contest of Four Years Ago Over Candidacy ~ | of McKelvey and Schuler, A bitter political contest for the, Republican nomination for Sheriff. between the party factions headed. by Mayor Kiel and Collector Koein, ; patterns. . nas . ‘ | a repetition of the fight for Sher- Prices $17.00 and up 3/ iff in 1920 when the Mayor's can- jv IDEAL GIUT FOR HER f | didate was worsted, is foreseen by | % | politicians following the announce- Ask to see them at ; : ; | all reliable i | ment by Sheriff Strodtman that he | would not again seek the office. Strodtman’s decision to remain out of the race limits the contest 'to .James N. McKelvey, Director of Public Safety and Anton Schuler, =ordami=> * St. Louis’ Greatest Fountain Pen Store COMMENCEMENT GIFTS— Or for Weddings, Birthdays In our well-selected stock of stationery, inkstands, corre- spondence sets, and other writ- ing - desk sup- plies vou are certain to find something in- teresting. Pl prince- gif for i) boy graduate or nan or woman Come in ana see them Quick Fountain Pen Repair Service in charge of a far- tory expert We gua antee to make your old pen work like new City Marshil. both appointees of Mayor Kiel, unless some unexpected candidate should file. and. even then it is not probable that the | present line-up in the matter of | party organization support would be changed. Lineup of the Faction. | McKelvey, according to present ‘indications, will have the support | of the Mayor, Circuit Clerk Schmoll and probably from 22 to 24 mem- | bers of the City gcommittee. Schuler | will have the backing of Koeln | and from four to eix members of , the committee. That is about the committee lineup four years ago} between Schmoll and the late Sher- | iff Mohrstadt, who with Koelns influence obtained the nomination. So far neither the Mayor nor) Koeln has publicly stated his pref-| erence, but as Schuler filed onl) after consulting Koeln, and Mckel- | vey has prepared for circulation | of a printed indorsement by the Mayor of his record, there is no question in the minds of the poll- ticilans where the factional leadecs will land. With the Mayor In sup- : port of McKelvey will be Nat Gold- stein and Henry L. Weeke, and | ethers of the faction. McKelvey for a time was con-— sidered a candidate for Sheriff in 19° but withdrew from the race at the instance of the Mayor and ‘in the interest of Schmoll, which placed an obligation on the Mayor ‘and Schmoll to support him this ‘year. When Sheriff Mohrstadt died more than a year ago. Schuler. ,sought appointment to fill the of- | fice, as also did McKelvey. Koeln ' |jurged the appointment of Mrs. Mohrstadt and at his request irre ee Sf, > EO —— ee a - ED ee ee Securities Adapted to Your Needs. Like square pegs in round holes some securities are wholly unsuited to your requirements. You should buy those adapted to your particular needs. ; ; ~ : (e re 4 Aa , Pore epi tegs . pm ~” JGUARANTEED FIRST MORTGAGE PARTICIPATIONS . sPaAAs VAbaad) alas sie errre ane macet all the requirements for safe investments. They are well secured by first mortgage notes and bonds held in trust and are guaranteed against loss. In addition they are available at any time for any amount, odd or even. over a minimum of §500, and are payable on the fret day of any month specified up to five years. They yield up to 3% witr the interest either paid semi-annually by check, or compounded at your option. Atk for fyll on formation. First National Company Investment Diewsion of the First National Bank Breadwey and Lecust ADVERTISEMENT St. Louis Is Known as Manufacturing Center ys ntuated in the heart of the . iddle MW eat. St ‘Louis is an ideal ation for fact OTries. Phoistered furniture sold all te seater) is manufactured Y the Prufrock Litton Fur ssare §6Co. Fourth and 8t. Ch This ¢ aay This furniture is now omy reduced in their Anniver: y Sale. W here else could you v , . daveny. rt and tall La +47. inp rhaiy ; ; _ in Wool mohair, for $1334 o . ‘ io time ago and was sentenced to .1x ‘Schuler withdrew his application i|thus placing an obliagtion on Koeln | ;}to support him at this time. Mc- } Kelvey refused to withdraw and Gov. Hyde, rather than choose be- tween the Kiel and Koeln factions. |} appointed Strodtman. | Close Contest Indicated. _ | There are several elements which “ | will enter into the contest in | 'Schuler’s favor, sufficient to make ithe outcome of the contest of con- | siderable doubt, notwithstanding the seemingly strong lead the com- | mittee support will give Mchelvey. | —— f | ranted in decisions released today f Arbitration. The Mckay busines; about 25 per cent of the total busi b\ the Hay erhill] Shoe Board orf in the local shoe distri« t represent 2 ness. . HT | BURRonaan } ! Md ddl The 3-Door Coupe $/535, at Flint HAVE A DORT SIX DEMONSTRATION Step in—three inviting doors, wide and easy to enter; no crawling over or around chairs. Sit down—wide, deep cushions, comfortable as a parlor car. Lean back—plenty of room in this car for five full grown people. And real leg room, too—stretch out. Let's go—the smooth power surge of a six-cylinder motor, oil cushioned; the quiet, solid, luxury of a rugged chassis and a distinguished body. There is comfort and beauty and satisfaction here. Because this is a rea/ automobile, this Dort Six. WILSON MOTOR CAR COMPANY Geo. A. Krauss, President H. C. Merry, Secretary 2921-23-25-27 Locust Boulevard St. Louis, Missouri Open Sundays and Evenings—We Will Trade—A Year's Time to Pay Schuler resides in the Sixth | Ward, which he represents on the | ‘committee, one of the strongest | | Republican wards in St. Louis and Schuler is of German descent | In addition to this McKelvey’s | | official actions, formerly as Build- | ing Commissioner and more re- | cently as Director of Public Safaty, | verse criticism of his manner of ie . ret resulted many times in ad- | conducting his office "ANOTHER SEIZURE OF LIQUOR AT THE KOERNER SALOON. A. ©. Koerner, Proprietor. Already Facing One Charge. Ordered to Report at Federal Building. The Koerner saloon at 408 Wash- ington avenue, for the third time in a year, figured in a liquor law Violation vesterday afternoon, when | Federal prohibition agents raided the place and found a case cf! whisky and two half barrels vf | beer Ernest 3 43 &
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~ + ee The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation th an the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED HAY 21, | ae WEDNESDAY bes _ a Bee 24 ST.LOUG POST-DISPATCH ’ . , cuted him, recently went to see! , Gas Explosion Damages Home. ‘home of Robert Kolbe, 1433 Pen- oo ; ; _ | | Escaping gas from a kitchen rose street, at 5.50 p. m yesterday, | Presiden a ee ee ful Place in Which to Shop” SUCCESSFULLY : range resulted ty an explosion + eee a? the fa ‘iy was in ewes has ho pes ola pardon or eee “A Delight u | : : “=F | Ce LUNGS en ra > Ni | > ————ee which caused $500 damage to the kitchen at the time "ee menare. ge gangster, and | HENRY A. WEIL, — A ER Aj ARRESTS = wil liam Reinhart, convicted at the INC, . 1e time, are serving terms of 816-818 CLIVE ST | Ss of Sei: E | ° | ix o> spinner . ‘sx srven eerste ARM Wcoops STORES) =a rao STEWART 4. | Is Re oat 26 eee ed eabeernting ayes Saat Seaman ill Close i mm no Sensational ShoeSale! |] 2.2555" ° it out Your Corn “ee 10TH AND WASHINGTON AV, BIe" == jagh Brindley. overdue to De te NEW Discoveny ENDS 1 on SH OVELS 1 rr ugh Brindley, overdue to be- . . ’ 5 ch Brindley, overdue to be- 76 Selected FB Board of Election ving sentences at Leaven All Styles, tr , rison for stealing from an } Foot Troubles % a ‘ missioners Rrokcn esi ren Ale at Moselle Ato . | . a High- lass oats . BRAND-NEW, FULL SIZE RS ee a Sizes and -rested yesterday in the o : wel aT es Gj , : sa. : . Tana? ‘ is — 7 vw d an eb - , 3 : a9 All Hecls fice of their attorney, whom the er “ t draw ut tn?flamr For garden. Roun » held a 2 ple or ed ~ - : wm i | , ~_ fs en wg. achin, t. gach precinct © A,-4, were consulting eee ~ one 0 ge fert Te take | . = : 7 _ ~ Formerly $ 39.50 to $ 65 point blade, steel : te t a being tne stn oe : ting an extension of liberty to er lifie of! “Fr h dl J t : m. 3124. for the her dB, Satins, Patents, sable them to attend to their affairs Hard ' ° an e- us a eee CT ter at t . follow lec White Kid oe tarted last night to| Sree the tees. just shrivel up and life $ BB like illustration. On Bie 2 os, Pueaday. the 4th day of int rot one bit of Da : _ i] iD , sher, 19-4. tow! Colo ed nr a. where Miller j ‘ . = ‘ - 7 = . - Stern 4 tT? ie sn t ni ir liey ven mn irritate t ‘ounding skin. , ght years and ey. | :-. - ' ‘ ne n f eur - } i Thu sday only ——- “o ' : . ' : : — ~ ; «45 era. ™ ; +i tan af — , . g . “ , a , eh . ine po Oa _ . . i rec » th feet that 3 Lad the Tenth ‘ ongreesioga! Dietrm x x 10 Thev di x" ~~ . - » 7 .* . . . . ° _—e ’ ~ ‘ es > . ~= ss — — * a . - « , " se ¢ - Rrindlev was only 1? Yea SS SSS $ . 2 ge 0! hs a ~ 4 é ¥ WAS SOE SSS . _— ‘ - er . .-4 on SO wo. - when he assisted Miller with the =e Ss SAA State of Mis GE Correctioo, Divis pt ais 5 . = 7 : . ' RAS ~S \ . ‘ ~ : nas ae - oo an { ee : ’ = ' » - e ‘.. . ; SS a ee 2 =) Oe & . Vat ber® Oo = ” robbery since ' WS Sass SA “SEB - SSS 3 , District (Four to be elected: N 6th St . i steadily and has “sone i... SS : home, factory, ee eee teyirict (Three to be elected) © ° . 1» RP ahesen, op "hs e tan a ae. farm or outing. a Third District Fou to be elected) traig! = ayne ! issista NS RS = 2 ee i fie t «Pour to be elected) . tm *.* tec ‘Arne . . -“™* — ~N 3 &~ “a R . ae ~ ~ iv a , . » nieasure to send him ? surt of Criminal It is practically Pew ia] "Dt. Pict : indestructible. Fift st Attorney for the City of St Louis ~ ; : . pa — REE. Se) ae . ft for the City of St. Louts - | Se . we =. ae — Gabardine _ Oo for the City of St ‘y SS ' , ener for e . | : ty of SY Louis ser | a ber Oo “ as hoard rf Aldermen 14th 100 Rolls of fi Si te a | one Music Free . | ( IN \ ng “s u a = = MEN’S $3.50 KHAKI SHIRT ¢ $179 ia With Every | Orls ive 7 * dk IS = Sy Comeatioomennn respective ward of tne ll Player Bought | he EF ac h While Ss . . a i = . = Fe . l During This - Last i Sale 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive st. °°” “ f | Sensational One-Week Sale of Pianos and Phonographs GENUINE $15 BLACK, 2 1-2 oz. : Eiigned. composing the Board of | Electio : i. ‘ ro 8s a - O e to he a ot a d fj of fct3 on ¢ the ffice affixed at LEATHER | iD ‘ ~ ce in St. Louis tts 7th day of May ! stews \ | Ni o4 HANDBAGS = aan = Me OHN BR. EDW ARDS Chairman. . : a r. MVEA He Me 3 s > JAMES ¥ PT ~~ _ eer. : t(D S&S. LEWIS. Secretary. 18 and 20 inch size, : EDWARE r leather lined. with 3 in- - et . EDWARD S. LEWIS. Secretary | side pockets. Special a — brass lock with key. : Regu'ar $15 value, ) ON SI Thogede r. On Sale Thursday Morning os ce ae New 0. 0. Weal Shirts 98 |$3 Campfire Stakes, S198 New Cat Mattresses Men's Khaki Breeches, new. ...$1.95 New English Army Blankets....$2.98 [Officers’ Khaki Shirts, new Portable " | Supreme Phonograph ||| Melotone ||| Console Was $30 (Demonstrator) Was $125—Sale Price ‘2250 ‘6975 ' i | $2 h—$4 Monthly | \ Cash—$2 Ts $3 Cash—$3 ome D \ $5 Cas ont "y »\ T cr aed Fad F—— J =) — This Woman’s Experience One of Many Similar | Successes with New, Delightful Method of Reducing Weight . ad OFFICERS’ g K F 0 R D S = ait sure : : . Plain . rubber heel —not even drastic diets— | - ~ - + a middle sole, etc., ever conquered the condi- ord ‘i tion until she gave Wallace | o: : ° MEN'S $3 WORK SHOES __ Breai a fair teal. Within | SEX Slices daily BOYS’ $4.50 RUSSET SHOES $2.98 two weeks of thetime Mn. | and Reduce! OFFICERS’ HIGH-TOP BOOTS $ Snowden began eating Wal- | ape | The finest bakery in this city hes lace Bread regularly she | ww. senchise for baking Wellece started to lose weight. The | Bread. It is distributed every é' ; >} | twenty-focr hocrs to hundreds of i'redu ued. The | reduction continue he | csapeliiie ayes F YOU want to get thin eee fiesh thus dis- does not have it, he can easily get nosed of d d id wor return. In | ittfor rou; tell him to save you a ALL KINDS Car bread! Y Ou can, : | af daily. or every other n, ‘ loaf daily, or every other dey. All thanks to Wallace, fora new 2 little over five weeks, forty | you have to do to be assured of AND SIZES ,; . : ; ' § hurdensome fat | results is to eat this t ‘ ~~ Field-Lippman bread of special formula|POUnds of burdensome fat | “eats ® to est sie trend sage Tent $9.57 = eS SS SS a a a ear od Sp se SE Ss ' ‘ larly. Nature’will do th ’ PIANO PLAYER ||[l ct sostresptes steand bd se ee Plaver-Piano ni sane, screntific way of com-| Many report success in re- Now On Sale TxT ft. (Sample) y (Used) batting overweight. It’s ducing this new, easy way. ii Outin : Was $385—Sale Price (Used) Was $450—Sale Price | nota fad, but _.. Reducing | All Over City a 1 " LA & S ~ a food; real What You Should Weigh For =§ th! 1d | m= Ix! ft. . : ; , ' Your Height and Age ‘ » | At the Gme this remarkable bread ) EE / bread that four pounds KHAKI, SxT FEET. ComM- $2.95 l 5 l 25 2 2 > ‘v7 « : | "BiB 0 Byes @ 10 Sy ——_ ” = — was first introduced people had sCOUT TENTS PLETE WITH POLES J vou ll like. mene ts In one week | difficulty getting it in some . es , ? Never oo. os trie: HEAWY 10-OUNCE WHITE DUCK. \ $70 Cash—$7 Monthly \ 910 Cash—$6 Monthly }) 10 Cash—$8 Monthly It pleases the - 3 | 1s common|lv | sections of the city. Practically TARPAULIN .EW. ALL S#ZES. SQUARE FOOT, " > nourishes. ' “4 ‘ ‘ . epee: a : », | every localhty is now stpplied and y, palate. It = , : Wallac But it \ Wiil rT. reported. | you can doubtless find Wallace Some lose at | Bread at a nearby store. Get a > a _ 4 more rapid loaf at once. Telephone the bakes ° not make fat rate. its no ike. Eat all you want. Delicious Mr WW ae " , * 4 r alla -e bread 1s | ‘toasted Be sure you get the AR GOODS — feature sale; full lin > grocer. This ts bread you will (si? 8 JA TEI 200 DRESS and SP¢ —no matter how much effort, for Wallac onginal and genuine— ctually delicious: it h | Plenty of Ting bor lang tomn| annie Serer srecrem 10TH AND WASHINGTON AV. my "sn of tans and s SIZES—14 Miss: EE “a ~ ——dl 4 Cc a | — it all ——~i— ~~ re; ap — 7 ~ ex _ —_i— iWsaeaee saree aL WVBR VaGgar ~ | ie your misfortune, but from!likes. See table of weights now on it is a fau/t. The for reductions to be ac- — t Field-Lippman | lady in the picture once complished with Wallace | a Imported Sport Tweeds | reighed forty pounds re. Bread. You meedn’t be fat | r | , eee 8) COC |B eae | PI Beenie Highland Fleece (Sample) Ap ran RAND 5 a5 53 — 7 Polaires. Berbshive Plaids, . aS , c= 1st, SOT STAINS m Veloars Cat Fabrics, Mix- (Satin Mahogany A $1600 Value Baadreds of men ont Was $685—Sale Price Finish ) ~ ; Fo FRO —— | $395 $365 i I U game : Victor 973 J banished prorrhea forever EZ UMMM tres | Se It hasn't failed yet. - ty -} 41 : 4 Os You can do the ine, ee 6€=6- Values: to $20 Cash, $15 Monthly | | yi Cash, $15 Monthly | $20 Cash, $20 Monthly | ybentotion ¢ NS ae 7 jace. rest! nae . : = —A Manewal Bread and Baking Co. e- ‘ . : money back from Wott 330.00 Leave a Standing Order With Your Grocer fudge & Dolph Drug ney — _ ‘ ‘Liable ”~ Drug Oo uf “any re ~ a ’ — | ——s
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WEDNESDAY, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH |} ation last right at St. Luke’s Hos- | through successfully ) SUCCESSFULLY “student, was removed in an oper-; operation, which was then carried | : phe r FROM BOY'S LUNGS pital, and the patient is on the way! The boy’s mother, Mrs. Roy Cot- BE « . : | to recovery a y. |ter, sal Earl had misunderstood |! Js Reported Recovering. school Lo wert it before inserting | etter. The intention was that all : ' d : pen point, which last week | it ~ ly penholder. He was seized | PO'nts should first be attached to | A ene of the lungs of Earl with a fit of coughing and the pen| the holder. Charles’ Stadtman. = " i Granite City point was carried into his throat, Principal, has issued orders that in | Pol eT 7) An X-ray examination disclosed it "9° other case shall pen points be | j lodged in a lung, and Earl wap) ©@'ried to the mouth. hurried at once to St. Luke’s. | Osteopaths at Kirksvilc. gill be held at the regular polling : gach precinct of said City of St. State of Miseour on the first Tues- 4924. being the 5th day : Lye pPurpus of mul! ——eee | NP OD g ped. : pos ‘ a cand. @atcs for the following of | ma he rated fo! | tne terete al bie : ae held on Tuesday, the 4th day of ” 1924, to-wi | ber. | is ent Governor | ry of State | ieee Auditor Treasurer w-Genera! ef the Supreme Court Divisies | Bri L t of Appeals | ig eague Missour, a fa Set i ville T) iunat One of thie St LjAule Cou ative in Congres the Tenth Congressiona! District. Sietive fr Congress for Missourt ie the ieventh Concrese onal Tnetrict. a by e ae Mixeouri OR COLD G & they tive im fone ship the Twelfth Congresiona! District. ithe . or the Twenty ninth Sena Genator for pres 4ct. , . a - the Thirty-Firet Sena With Every ora! District. « ered, | SHIRTS, $1.79 Thursday finiy for the purpose of el inigia Ward tleeman ¢ t and a Ward Committee women for each respe tive ward of the IN WITNESS WHEREO?, the inder insp caused this notice to be signed and | Y, ‘ ‘fr A e ' official seal of the office affixed at ate } . EAGLE JAMES Y. PLAYER. Member EDWARD S. LEWIS, Secretary. — EDWARD S. LEWIS. Secretary. i | will i jof t @ All-Leather Shoes fer All the Familym@ | Sixth and Franklin LLEVILLE COUNCIL ———— The pe n point lodged in a lung instructions to wet all new pen | Is Performed at St.\ after the boy, who had a severe| Points before insterting them in. N Hospital on Youth Who | cold, placed it in his mouth at/ ink, so that the fluid would adhere . . , b latin ice Instructed to Use Force f Necessary to Prevent Memorial Day Affair. | - Office - AR operation was attempted Frif- | Special to the Post-Dispatch. i, . day, but the patient coughed so KIRKSVILLE, Mo., May 21— A resolution forbidding Ku Klux | gz ne rd of Election much, thus shifting the position of! The’ annual convention of the a ‘ in Belleville and in- : 4 ° ioners | the object, that it was decided to! American Osteopathic Society s) ae paraces ae hike , LL SIZE 4? Commiss | Walt until he had recovered from Ophthalmologists and Otolaryn ol- structing the police to use force " : Missour! (a | the cold. Last night his condition | ogists opened here today. * Datly | necessary to prevent the holding te coreby civ at a Primary; W8S_ considered favorable for the |clinics will be held. lof @ klan picnic scheduled for 10rial day, May 30, on a farm within the corporate limits of that was adopted yesterday by the Belleville City Council. The klan organizations of East Louis and Belleville had an- nounced their intention of staging of the largest conclaves in their history, on Memorial day, on | rm at Ogle station on the road | between East St. Louis and Belle- 1e resolution was adopted by 1imous vote. but both. Mayor ‘Anton and the Aldermen declared were ignorant of its author- . It instructed the Mayor and Sheriff to “prevent and sup- s the holdine of Ku Kiux pa- 'rades,”’ and defined the Klan as an |organization founded “for the pur- * . ~ - "Th. -_ ° ; . : oods or Liquids Hot or Cold ee “be Thirty “Taine Gene Pair of — pose of opposing, hampering and4 7 on Court for t Eighth iannoving the Catholic Church, the . reult ourt ror je nui ae a t dug kage i Jewish religion, the colored race other law-abiding and worthy ients in the community.” Judicia| Cireuit Four to be ele : : j the Circuit Court for the Kighth “ jee Bjebeal Cirevit, (Unexpired Term. Eng O lelen 7 . iened) cumin YS a S e€ a S S Furt her the resolution Statfs pues! ever e 4 in the — ‘of the @¢ Louis Court of Criminal that to hold the Memorial day pic- of Mi.- ferection, Division No. Two. a They’re rubber-soled Shoes, boys, with suction bump- nic would “detract from the sacred- Good for On Sale ee (Four 10 og meee ers on soles and heels—no spikes needed. Lace-to- ness and dignity of the day eon factory, Thursday, We peond District (Three to be elected) toe style, made of gray smoked elkskin with cherry which flowers are carried to the see _ PM eres (Pou . . a eeeri tan leather trimming. Sporty looking, and fine for cemeteries to decorate the graves vy ‘ee Weer District (rour to ec os 9 4 } ninted and heroi: aa’ ctically Iriday District (Four to be elected) hiking and general wear, as well as for of the wae 1 and h — dead ctibic. seat Attorney for the City of St. Louls baseball In closing, the resolution direct- ity of © ous ‘ : ed the Mayor to “refuse to grant t for the City of ae we i tm They cost mighty little—and you get a vi opanl 0 na nies: bees me - jnisteator for the ity is , : . an! ‘rmit o the un-Americ: oe —_— full-size horsehide covered Rawlings eee ce > oir ave; | . a EE Ku Klux Klan. under anv circum- — s # ott ~ t . | - . Liberty League Ball FR : | stances, for the purpose of holding meme or the City of BY oom ’ - ' lux eC! fo he romul- ef the Board of Aldermen, 16tb Boys’ Sizes So Ux plealc fer the. pew (Unexpired Term) :; 6 | gation and dissemination of Ku 10 0 I3¥2 I to | Kiux doctrine, or the giving of any ide. in e belief t} such a | nar: T | bye inat Si) ¢ ) ¢ . 5 . | demonstration would only serve ire and excite counter. demon- composing the Board of Election 'efratione hy 7¢} tigane ‘ li : 9 : 7 * + ; 5 . - ia cae ~ i» ie ¢*) ae’ Tis Wantonis jasioners for the City of St. Louis $3 00 | ; Men $ Sizes tS ee ae ° abused and unjustly and outrage- a. ‘eC ' a ~ ;* , ° , ‘ ed ‘ ‘. { -s . : = - 4 he? - - v : > dl . . - 53+ “ *y . . - : = +? a . , ms pete p “at . . 4 : - \ , { Pa Fs / " ' 4 cB: ‘ 4 ~ a ’ , ‘ » a ¢ 2 A P bee ; (4 - 4 b ‘ ¢ :* ~ ett bs +. Ne ‘ * 7” 4 ‘ ; ‘ . P . ¢ \ 4 : ‘ / a . Ro le - : ' ‘ +. ‘ " oe. c ‘ ‘ . ‘ ; “ tert! ilo e: . . ™; otita 7 é ’ ; : “4 tu sa 1 . ’ SF ss 47 : f te 3 : Tht 862. ig ' 7M phel: e ; oat 8 Ors z: 7 D | Rr ‘2b " , . A at ee : J ; ; a . . 2 4: P, - : | " © 2 ‘ . ¥ ( wae 1? .” s : y Ts i — wie y $ P * - . a , 4 '_ >t : “of a ‘ ;° > het Ae? fal : a) "ny } ~, “3 tae : i } . " : . 5 Be ° « t 23 eee’ ; » v > : mh, *. ; ; canace ; . - ’ " >. «3h - ; > »* t f “ rt : i * Re ‘ " : e : & Th | ‘tae ’ J - aA e : P ee € : a ‘ , ’ e > 4 od he « “ - : ‘ uA ‘ : any - " / re. 2 4 ; y ) : ©. 2 : is. y ’ : 1 f : q . J ’ . s : } : ° » . { iy 2 3 ; ‘ \ ‘ im Fie ‘ ; ’ q os. . AS : . : . 2. tL ~ . ih - er , ' . , ° ee he ot atee + : [ . . - i / : »* tal . Sle 3 4 > , = = ¥ ; - _ +: ° : 7 7 ‘.* P 4 4 ‘ “ . S94 & 7 . ; . ne? , -L ; q ~~ * , . ~ : - _ -. ~ “S \ : : =. vs . rd > : ihe " 3 a : set: tag a - i Th \ us f x . J ‘ ‘ . 2% : » 4% ~ ’ ce pe ; ; 8 As ° fgets tog; * - 7 . oink .*i . £2. . ~ : ° : lee _ ’ j ° . | 77 ae: a OSES : 4 r ’ by | ; az . : - - a ae . ’ at: Tet gee ; , : x } my sige” haa ha * 5 : R ae Lb § ‘ io; acs faker! gat Z. . F ’ ue , 9 . hy ) i “, tae: . Ag “ate , Ca. > ¢ i 4 " « * 7 a buriw roves" $2.95 5c 18-OUNCH WHITE DUCK, ALL SIZES. SQLARE FOOT, 900 DRESS and SPORT COATS mm this feature sale; full lined, many with silk; ‘Plenty of tans and grays. SIZES—14 Misses’ to 48 Ladies’. ; ADVERTISEMENT GONE--PYORRHEA ) . . Imported Sport Tweeds, Beantifal Highland Fleece, | Polaires, Berkshire Plaids, Velours, Cat Fabrics, Mix- ; tures. | Values to $30.00 Hundreds of men and women have \banished pvorrhea forever by simp'y ‘using Jo Vex for two minutes & day. It hasn't: failed vet. You can do the same. Trv one bottle f it doesn * pre duce results «o wonderful! that you will the ovt y @ rprieed, get your money back from W ol ff. Wilson, . ; | Judge 4 ay 1) Py 1 dy i Storrs, Mnderie ; Drug {vo ey | “i Te iabie drugg'- g BY MAY 21, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED : ; ’ A breakfast to warm the cockles of a hungry man’s heart. It’s marvelous how nourishing it is, and it doesn’t tax digestion. | feel clean. It is not sticky, Dare w : greasy} mussy or unpleasant if ] a A Was to use. It is just a clean, ae Quite Gray ' colorless liquid which is a ee ae yee oven. proved substitute for the y itched end Inner-sealed waxtite wrapper exclusive Kellogg feature. ANTS DISAPPEAR : _ADVERTISEMENT 2 can exterminate them. clear J did not care so much for myself, but do the work. If not, money back took a course of it l have since been noves the catarrhal c practically all stomech liver and in — The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening mewspaper giving Associated Press news service. beautiful, | The Original Color Perfectly Restored _ It seems almost unbelievable that a liquid colorless itself can give gray hair its exact original color. ut in Kolor-Bak, Science has _ such a liquid and —— remarkable power. s hundreds thousan people have quickly taken toons years from their appear- Wis ance. Many report amazing “*‘**’s* results in a week. No matter what the for- mer color was, Kolor-Bak will restore it, and it will give the hair a beautiful natural gloss, renewed“‘life” , and lustre, and make it soft, # ‘‘young’’ again. It gives acool, refreshing IX¥ sensation to the scalp— F makes it clean andmakesit \F of natural pi,mentation. It is as easy to use as water. i Kolor-Bak is actually a (cae = scalp and hair tonic becaus€ Gpay—Teo old for the jobf of - Pees —— qualities whic romote . health and strana thas Kolor-Bak eagonge aiding Nature to bring about . ; anormalconditionof the hair. Banishes Gray Hair No need to furnish sam- ples of your hair. The ym —| $i" her. Several people © AML IN 24 HOURS. Thought 3 Little Children whose hair wenenenas TERRO DOEs IT! differentcolorscouldusethe J Days You need not be bothered by Ants! | Needed Mother's Care with equally satisfactory Only TERRO Ant Killer. It is fatally at did — want to leave my three little tractive : : children who needed a mothers love and | a oat to Ants, wapes them out in care. A cousin in California © rote me | 24 hours. We guarantee TERRO to about Mayr'’s Wonderful Remedy and [ _ ; : entirely fy A simp! t ss . . . without a question. Ask your dealer preparation eee ne. Rares) ae wonderful aerated Cocoanut Oil Shampoo comes in or TERRO. If you can’t get it,| mw us from the intestinal tract and al- | cubes which you dissolvein water. 1 box equal to 6 bot- - j va ne | ‘ raft ny c? 5 | © : . send us 50 cents and dealer’s name| practically ey mination which | causes | tles liquid shampoo. Regular price, box of 12 cubes, 50c. ven us just of Youthful —Alwayt em : SPECIAL SEVENTH AND WASHINGTON 2 > — ao PAS ™ — f \! oe > te i, i : rie ite $429 them out of your kitchen, pantry, “My stomach suffering was so severe e icebox, or anywhere else with fiat! could not have iasied mucn woeer| = YW This Wonderful Shampoo (for a bottle, postpaid. -Remember,; #8tinal ailments, including appendicitis. . war ? (ine dose will convince or mohey re | it 5 guaranteed. : funded Wolff Wilson Judge & Dotph SENORET (6 HEMICA Ly CO. (3 stores). Enderle Drug Co. (5 stores). | i as , ' . : Brown-Cloughly. Johnson Bros. Dr: Co., | ( w+ ~~ i yy. « s. ug te fl 644 Gratiot St. St. ouis, Mo. and druggists everywhere. = et: & Oe. € £4) CEC” eH OH “=o 6 * % oe «> > + ‘nan | Ge « ‘=? a. ~~ ode ~ 0 eens - > oe a ~¢ =e ~=nex4 oo - e ad iin hee oe Ste he her oem albes- «grew z Gray Hair Quickly Goes Before the Touch of this j Clean,‘ Colorless Liquid — a. iz 4 . + ah a ; se : 4 5 . eee ee Se ee en ee a ‘ -
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n'y Pi ® . e-— ? "TA i TGA ee no Mager \A 11S + Purke . 2 eceond Delemite 115 Fie as 4 , yond Time 1:141-5 Polycars. “16 ef Fertune. D> Lave Ha g.0r Tiuby and The SPoar am SPFOOND RACE. perse $100" . Ss. earolds an : e® enc & @ t eer = Tnewiate 10° “ WHarre 4 . » 3 fret Deepa 114 x? ‘ B. 1 te 3S second. Olynthus 108 (Has inge). even third Time. 1 443 Ne verme RuPy end Te Schou” 4.* en HIRD RACE peree SID « fe ear-oids and hat ap sx Tur 34 a-me Merinia ard Pret race—Dear Trer Marts ~e oer ve --—» * Third ace TT? Ae ac te te Vee “tar QRame Pa a’ 7 Fipeeure Sealiacea. Derr 7 Roe " Feurh rece— Rane Vaeqvuerad Vv = Queries. Frida 13 emo R-oo- feo iw YTYriece “ reso. . ~ e? “Na ss s. ’ 5 ~ . hom : m4 2farrw . ‘ - 7 | Kr ue " 2 .- a ‘arters Myene Re “Ay . v4 Arn nw ~~ cae ," . s & = “Sar se onT Race Win @mer + Yas S3O™) ataet 4 vear-o!l ~ eec um ahout 7 wilee— on ke Ul reen Hur . ee s* & and. S305 fret Woodley 4 Veer r | le ane = ~” eerond “ ~ ran. 164 £=xneieh “Ss ha | T' me - = mu™ ‘es 5 Pit Eh—Ret Tames Tf Lightbody fermer ' : erseitv eof CS rago athlete ana ‘ie \mer — pPeint Winner ~~ S "4a4 cv . games at St Levis. has Beer na siarter ef the annva W ester ference track and field game« beled at the tnirere: iz June € ard Abeut 7° ad wii be represented in ade the Big Ten scho: : . EAST APPROVES ST. LOUIS PLAN FOR Indoor x ports | eee ie ee ee SS A — - = a - - - - = J — - — - - = LLL LLL LEE U/mg Ge-on — if wn PULL YER | Cooney — / } } #E CANT a cue | cane Y ane - inte On Him 4 Gx semin YES sTepon (T= 2 Some ACTION — J / af = a oF Tre HiStiway. SUPRA G THE TRAEEIC CoP SOME INFO AS : “You SIT AT TRE RINGSIDE A BOXING TOURNEY , ; | aS Ceerreht. 'O24 by lnc’) Feature Servet ne _———_—_———— — eee eee — = — . — SS 44 Innings in Midwest ee Tourney Match. Lewis League Alse te Appl, ee ee ee Oe tee ee At Maple Heights. ; At Churchill Downs. Weather clear: Churchill Downs Scratches. At Woodbine. College Baseball ‘epartment Ladies | page manent BELCHER BR FIRErRCor§) 6 eh Each _S for ry.c° ed ~~ ~ : FI . » A f pe ¢ J 3s > “ee. - = v4 Ge - co ra 7 vA “at / ’ Pas att 7 aA > 44 iA “ > wa 3 - : —~ = te > ‘sf > —~ ons — , i a th i i a i a ee a i i ee ae ae i i i Hall Sets New é - : Olympic C 3-Cushion Mark’ ¥¥ #*- AY’S COLUMN : Call for Mr. Edison‘ an is 1@ciaed °t at lawe tennix players taking part in tin- = ee . : + | a : cree ports of the contests. rs . he problem of making me- ) abathatial-enbdea: Will Be Decided. "orsese ’ y c . 4 ~ 2 22 a a > @& . ° i ~ anoe trvo o - = vr = — > = . : : | : . ~~ : ? ° - - * | J ~ ~~ rea 2* 2 . g a rse > of . On Fee a ~ a oe > . = "Tt". 2 a ‘ 2 . f~ — 2 “A . . a re > \ ar . . >. izR = — -_ oe ‘ ®, es . | e 3 e > + > 7 -~ + . on a . : . \, ~ "sz »etition mr #ing'es The do 7 + ~ . ~ * 4 € e& * i ey > > fy . - = . -~ ™ —* al > - 7 = weal "ere a he 4 at ae -_ Glen ad eo ~ a4 = th “ - + > - x sh "he a a Pa Tha 2 brains deDar . tA = - : ’ 3 ; = 4 = "se 3) ec = = — . ~ ~ ~—- a ‘ is @ *. - = ’ . ; a= ’ ce , — ~ 3 : ‘ heeke, tees i= ’ ry ‘+e ih > ) ey ~_— > ’ -~ —_ ~ a aries R Cambdrid - + = > * ee =" aon eta lass thre seco Ween n Ju --ee - As ep « " » Let s [ry It Here. he " ets are bheine - . = "ran = — > —_ ~ - #o ~ o er —_ > } ‘co r = Tt a - : a ? 3 5.8 a “FAN - i - = . > a ; - =e ™ = =e — . Ls aT ” . ~ = rs r jaes rae . f : ’ - ~ 2 . 7 o an = = se of "ss and r ——. “a * ae 4 - ? - . aa ca iin - a _? nes j izes & ° e¢ce ~-— = 8 in SS] N >> 7 — —— : ‘ _ > . ; = es ort : : > : . ” . a ia . ' one , ; . Tr? MISSA n 2 r Tr as - ~ - . a - . . = a — . : ? 3 i? russe -'oe = » . — ° -* : “ *¢ ‘ =~ eit : "i aii a pe entanglements ‘he athletic : : ; tes * depa on Saene ‘ , : _ - Ve s- 2 am me a z 7 . ;" ~~“ ° — ec : ‘. : ~_— _ - ; i ‘ } $ the "AD .re : *2 . ‘ ’ - > * j2 a — sation in simple inne referee shall count 10 over anr sour Valle nference gol?’ e the bes ‘ey s oe wrestier attempting to run te R's and track tam pionshinps > tade The - drag himself out of bounds when as a ** ofrany ef ee .* = a 3 , et ~ bei A ant re'cirr 7} es 1 ~~ s«. the op- 5 r*e ee | > “3 ’ = -- ~~ * 27 rer nr wretect hs ‘ ng = = n "fe ec . el . 2 ce Try This O tthe + wontens te See ry ihis One. “ : ~ — /-> ° m S = = . . ‘ x . - 2 ; =? ’ i Wa z Kansas J ~ = . ~ e? _ ‘see > ? z n ~ 2 ” ~ ™ a7 3 ta - . _ =a zi¢4e ~ , ~ ~ 2 ~ a, ae i « - . . = = Slace Lider adde]j however ~“ap ” ‘ a expert treatmert will a : 4oleaate “1 ~ ™ a4 se ; , : resto s fading visitor echiines $8 to 39 in a Class A P : Th Tara : rip Was nade : " ard rT ar = = . = - - _ 7 = ‘ > a ey — ; a > = a ie | 2 . . a = 2g - z* i. . Se ee nm g5t fans in Vernor was favored to win Vesthu a “are = 5 . -“e zz 72 x, oc? ~ a Zz ~ ¢ . sna — Tryouts Sunday St. Lows Amateur Runs Out in I, a | oe ternational events henceforth Four-Mile Races for Doubles would not be allowed to write re- and Mile Event in Singles ( HICAGO opinion as roy whether the ¥ nz Al France's Plan Complicated Pastimes of all sorts, amateur 1... a. ee " | 3 sti FAST TO SAVE EYESIGHT | a Snente eases EE sN nh - = - : . . ‘ bs ~y r — .- ‘ »* . ~ aa Tt i: or an —— om ad “4 eke = s ; 4 = Aa > = - — ate x - BASEBALL TODAY - >> Cardinals vs. Boston a'™ i 2 GAME “TARTS ATO P. @ rHILADELPSRIA HERE THURSDAY i>. ™ le . ' err x g tied TF ‘ - .. KEEP PHYSICALLY FIT a Drine ond Guthe ce Soture’s : A LOW BANDED DEEP | POINTED COLLAR THAT 1" HOTEL ss EEE feerth Street aexé Leces Avenue ——————$ oes Thinks Event W: Correctly Calle - Angle Misleadir Judges All Agreed on First Fe Horses, T. S. Wallace Asserts. NATIONAL LEAGUE. If They If They Wie Leese Club. w. L. Pet. Teday Teday Cincinunmati 146 «IT! 5a aa rs | ( hicage ™= 124 4 576 545 New York 146 13 452 mrs RBreekityn 14 14 a) 317 Bester 23 eae sce Ase ee 429 Pitteberg 14 15 Aas CARDS _ 11 8 40F 9 4 ~81 Alt 375 Phila’phia 1 By J. R AMERICAN we _ | Of tee Wie Stockton, Wa Lee | WASHINGTON, tau Ge Cleb. Ww. L. Pet. Teday Teday days game between the New VYerki¢ 8 #46 #54 413 and Washington Bostoa 1s 6 «(18 5m) #215 aT7 called off at BROWNS (5 ft! AT? grounds. oars a 5a3 Detroit ss Ee 519 238 -— re for a Cleveland 12 13 4AM 442 game tomorrow hy 500 Chieage 11 16 40 40B 423; OVINE & Philadetphia. Wash'tes {> 15 444 AG4 WASHI NGTON 4 waritn 6 6 ee la... May 20. a si§ier is no picking out Tomorrow’s Schedule. spots for young Ernest NATIONAL LEAGUF. his Alabama University HIGHER STAND NEED! Viewpoint Seen as Possi- ble Help. @pecia! to ‘he Poat-itepatc LOUISVILLE, Ay. May 1 “Even judges are not infailib! said J. 5. Wallace. dean of | placing Judges at Churchil when wked iast nigh: if he a his associates, n. MecClella dnd E. B. Webb, could nave ma g mistake in omitting Bracad. cman _- = First. the joungster had te 4 @om the first four horses to co of an an ty : Rough and Ready T a placed in the finigh of the Gold Rrookirn at Pitts®er iy LConood In Cleveland he Jubilee Kentucky D AMERICAN ; FAG. the veteran Sherrod Smitn, y Echoes of wr at decision ha frowns at Washington New York he drew Herb been resounding since .he hour eveiandeat New York Huggins star left hander © the race when many self-appoint Detror at Boston tomorrow when Wingard - judges. ike’ grand a d un Di: Chicago at Ph ‘ade pra ‘he pitching siab to yee et a ball game, quesfioned the c — h ‘ ‘ ; wrest on : garnets ete hase. and Joe tu tice. ft aie on krawsas r Wie fay 2’ —The Retiios nda Sra’ tha: eo be we r Ss 7 race fer the world: three-cushion St Lovis players. quick Fae enthusiasts. sho eer ; agp ard titie is stil? in doubt. Ror- gueh ‘things. say *hat | a the he fit ~~ iaiees Pot be oe on? "annre’far letra resresgen'a’t ve *har ~ keeping the - she >a ate C ann the en | cham- "igh ¢- TT getting any? Judges Stand Snould Re Raised ace Was asked if the -levwis pienship. had a chance to take a satisfaction in the ranks Ge . of the judges’ stand at Churet three-game lead over John Larten Ure to obtain satisfactory Hl lbownms and at other Kentuch ef St. Louis. the former world's) ‘®t™ tracks would aid in the effort | j Te 2 ee, . _ a . -hamp oF ast - ght bu? the “Duke” > S Aare Be QP acing horses | . 7 j . the ¢ 5s and he accepted th ran inte st competition Larton 7 : . cep the sus : Ges . iS one that should he trie " a’ "ga a ’ an? game of bill ‘ards. - Yaar ws ‘ ~* Re : very fas that spectat pulled 1e Detroit nlaver down *o ? tator are im the grand stand abo wt? _ catching a era Tce by ~' T- us ne eve ‘nat they have seen th — "sg 5 ‘”~ 4a _ > > nnings Lay- De, al rieh more correctly tha ton had a high run of 5 and Canne- We who are right at the wire is a ity and f \s a resuit ef Larten’s victersy . A rye? ~ =? w annefax now has a tead of on)+ ene We are pr i Ge ‘ ." “and after an ot ~ me ww °*r a = - > e : _ eC is eet Aas ' POT ae : , ore to play reputation for ¥é of? petite Mg pee, annetax ™@ ®**ed man: easy ratu- s f _ Mr. . nlumpPers Aung up. This "a2 s ‘ast righ: while If ° . _LAT*TOrn was ee a ‘an a cantro! at konor of your tion. We are its rdeals for Mr. Dealer, . gives you pleasure nis “banks” was the best the Kansas fans have seen here thi« s*a - os 'foreé The r'enmn « aefean? a° the hands of Otto Reise!t af Phits telohia n the afternoen game was is sev- ate with 4 erth of the teGrmamert The sre co-operate was 659 m 46 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ f ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ , ‘ cause we ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ Wan ant _arvton ‘ 4 5 _“ Rete ‘ ‘ er '.on ; ? SHOt> wane XY “TAILORING co.
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| iw and movil —-— a oe ee ee = S.sie: First . | Ty C the New © a ee ee oe Se Bon ¢ not ¢« — So onliv ton off 7 ‘short 0 clon A Aa withe ——— ee pitch a Wash ,up, nn ! ut lan ou | len? ; hase fielde St. 1 | pn b.- ve euch that ure |! Wingar Huggins though opinion ington club has been strengthened. The plavers agree Carl Fast, the slugging recuit from the American Association, has hurt | the, Senators east Jumped the Club, Under increase | but the and Pec terme Contest Postponed. By J. Roy Stockton, Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Stat ASHINGTON, May Washington ng to Philadephia. . the youngeter had Obb In « Veteran Yor hy Star dileft hander. pposing him verlooking any chances to have d Due to 1 : Oppose Johnson | At Washington} Southpaw Has Won Straight Games—Today’s : 21.—Te, = day's game between the Browns | Sf nator. Was called off at noon because of wet grounds. Sisler’s team will remain here for a game tomorrow before WASHINGTON. May "0. George | a ~ ey picking out any soft spots for young Ernest Wingard | his Alabama University southpaw ‘a to face life “Rough and Ready Tigers of leveland he opposed In he drew Herb Pennock And for the tomorrow when Wingard goes to the pitching slab to strive his fourth straight victory of season, he will find Walter John- The American League clube are of postponing battles with the Browns. New York called off a game early the «un come out by (Kame time. There was real reason for postponing the games in Ros. Yesterdas the Senators called heir with noon skies had jid have interference KAN after the the and by cleared hee? from ly Lay me rut ‘'t) the mente Delay May Prove a Help. While Ppostponements as an indication thar the Browns accept RBRrownies n whether the there ing difference the Wa is i“ to that the logs the rules of ington had give in salary when is said that after a ti league his salary es why he jumped ‘law league kK and lIiarris form around Iudce ia a eweert nitier ruick ‘hat the Fast he ca to it big that oOmbination ania Ione r and a ouls players, say heeping things, one ‘ pounds. field The Yankees are strong, but vine. i OFFICIAL SA Piker Net T >: ; . ’ a oan B PO el ll etl POP OI A i he be an tean) In the A n ri an ll ' the start of the season by the ab- League. They were the best. last | N ll Tro h | sence of Kar! Kammann, Miesour! , seasat I think it's the West S | ewe p y | Valley Conference champion. Kam- year.” 7 mann was fneligible to play on ae- ne ¥y rhe Indians have a lot of post-|} New Golf | FIZE | count of the three-vear rule. He poned games to play. This suits | was appointed student tennis man- Speaker. Everyone put off now | | ager, however, and has been great- may be a victory later on when!Enptries for St. Louis District | !¥ responsible for the showing of ne gets his team back in shape. He | | the team. white left forefoot. The ho the rail in the photo bears Bracadale’s mark ) will have almost as double- | Tournament Close Conference Meet Friday. . } wernt i Je : ‘ j; se ted © vita | Pp ee ER 5. ‘headers as the Yankees. but thes May 28. | The Pikers are expected to sai fe i . u i~ ee RN : will come whe Coveleskie and | | make a favorable showing in the ' ’ ; le orf +» > cia . > \ Pr, >. i ’ “ ’ ow }| FRENCH PRESS ATTACKS | fp -);SANDE’S SUSPENSION IS | Ubi. his best bets among his vet-| | | | Missouri Valley Conference cham eran pitchers. ar ack in h es A new cup, to be known as the| pionship at Lincoln, Neb., Friday COLOMBES CROWD AS |: ? AQCEPTED AT Jagenica | eee , at hand Gatebian . Smet P O O Col. Huston Analyzes Browns, | ‘Newell Trophy will be awarded | : ] ay. elr best chance UNREPRESENTATIVE MOB 6. Jai TORK, May 21.--The vraling jut “the West will win’ seems] the winner of the St. Louis Dis-j f°! gre is in the doubles. Bier- ( of Bill Snyder, starter of t} Ken- ( h : : “io . , — nan ange “orester made an ¢ 1- Sy tt} Jeated PP ) ive become a general belief. | trict Golf Association tournament xce gp igen ys t ucky Derby, who suspended Earl, ;, : Sey : (lent showing against Muir Ro ers PARIS. May 20.—The oilman Sat Nn ase a Dama te Ae dave’ dae aan It is not confined to the Ameri-! to be held at the Sunset Hill Coun- | ac . ‘ = —" ew . ' > hf avs yr nisoenavior . ° _ i ry . hy ‘o} a ‘$5 ‘at the tien ¢ re 7 '\can League. either. Col. L. T.’Hus-; try Club, May 31 to June 7. ° , oe seorge Glaskin, the Kansas the Colombes Stadium on Sunday ( —_ or gat the post, was accepted yesterdas , | University team, in a recent dual E Ae eto by the stewards of Jamaica race ton. former partner of Jacob Rup- | The new trophy. donated by : , . n ua | accompanying the American defeat Oe res ow nil . $ 1c i ri nerd dui tik Seer “Work Seam ae James P. Newell, will become the! match. It took three sets for Kan- of the Fren ieby team, w! (Inclading games of May 20.) | SO a eo vo at ie ede sete: gr: eee «| Sas to win Send ie © alt ” , 7 ‘ pape aes HITIEMS If the stewar ds of Belm: nt Park ,man who engineere] ihe great} property of the player who wins it; class and the games were ae . date ae Dp = »y oe eer PLAYER CLUB G AB. R fi. Pet. also Sep ere tne ne eae lead ne | 5 ankee Stadium, has jus’ returned | three times. The reg) It f th ; or Pee ee oe created Williams, Browns 21 76 16 34 44% Rancocas Stable rider will be “"-If{rom a trip to Dover Hall, in | The qualifying round of 18 holes, | one © e Pikers’ tennis the representative French sporting | Heilmann. Tigers 27.97 26 4% 443, able to ride in the Metropolitan; _. , ; : ‘| schedule were as follows: nubii ardine ¢ 7 VTt mos y ne + am . “ Georgia, and he reports the over-j| medal] play will be held Saturday. | mud accordin to L’Auto today > 21; Handicap on Thursday and will be Aas ) : vet , ~ Hornsby, Cardinals 56.58 .26-60, Oe | = ) : : 7 ; . Ri a Washington 3, Drake 0 \fter saying the wound to French ! Harris. Red Sox °6 99 28 41 .414 out of the saddle until a week after- whelming feeling in the South that, May 31, and the first round of) 4 2 Washi 1. pride in losing was not so painf il Wheat. Dodgers -— 6 100 18 44 404 ward. the St. Louis Browns have the best | match play Monday, June ®? A} wean ’ ict 4 od . as the utter Jack of sportsmans! Ip | LEADING HOME-RUN HITTERS. ' — ball club in the American League. | team championship competition) hee ays a. 2. Mis — 6. shown by the crow d, or rota a R PLAYER—CLUB. a.2.;} MISS PEF IS WINNER “I don't subscribe to the belief} between teams of four players| Kansas U. 2 Washingt a points out that the majority of the! Buth, Vankees ........cccccccesese?? ; e hen ¢ : i ari | ings ° , ; f the mer talk t 1 the South,! each, representing the various . . spectators Sunday were not regular) Fournier, Dodgers ......... 8 IN DISTRICT TOURNEY “8 th nen J ilked to be 3 he ge h pres y* ig vd " Jats | Washington 3, Washburn 0. atte ndar fi. Fuston \ ester- will be held on Saturday. Washington 2. Ames 1. fairs to see side shows and ap-/| Williams, Browns ....... Siihe 18-hole tournament given by 4a! “I think, as the team stands, Entries for the district tourna-;|; _ 5 Sat at RR RNAP Fe". plaud ne a samNers Hitherto, | We ms, Phillies me the.St. Louis District Women's Golf!now, the Yankees have the best ment must be in the hands of the ee a — : rdds the 1 spapel the rugby pub Heilmann. a Pe eS S| Association at (;ien kcho yester- nitchers,. and pite hing alwavs wins / secretary, Clarence L. Wolff, 1639 Lob Cabin, Midland Valley, Nor- 7 hae } ‘ truer lovers f res? 3 * all — a an & . ‘. - ’ ’ a. *. | as s ‘ ts Beer we Hartnett Cubs ) EA panel da Miss Peps score w rnd lin the long run. If the Browns} Boatman’s Bank Building, by| mandie, North Hills, Glen Echo, St. oft spor a ‘ OxinER DUD LEADING KU: sc_U i Mrs. © RB. Abney of rriple A won! 4 slats : ; iad , ' Ww j sedayv Mi 92 Clair St Louis Count Cl a } e examp! oted Eugene} rLAYER—CLUB RK. , : ’ bogs “wre W.S. Oswalt |. er . Frisch, Giants I Bellerive was second. close as it was in 1921." Algonquin, Bellerive. Kirkwood,’ Park Golf Club. . Minor League Standings. Veach, Red Sox , 25 | — ° : . . : . Flagstead, Ked Sox ae . —ooee ane ee 6 ee Wri cot | . PLAYER—CLOB. a 8 | Reading 1410 583 XN an rere DO ..cccccacensucs . 9 Rr ster 141320.°S3 Svracuse Da rene Pinete . occ csebeseeowetee .9 . ia 1 re ler ( 4 ii 7 4 x . x - , : — Grantham, Cubs SOUTHERN pane LU A@eliies, White Gat .... 2:6 ee SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE. | Veece. Dedaers 5 1 833 ‘ } \\ . '” @ ‘ o “SSOP eceeeeveeeeeeee . . —— 7A +; 200 F 410 47{ Danforth, Browns 4 1 300 |; Newtor 14 4.737 Eureka 613.316! Donohue, Reds .........+.. 4 1 .800 salina 2. Ss Sees 1 sa $4 Sheehan, Keds scccee @ 2 + OS fyville 17 & 600 rn Cr > wan : "a aerE re += : - | Holloway, Tigers ..... ve @ | AMERI( AN ASSOCIATION. . Pitchers five or more decisions. 4 ’ }? ; \' :” onndii_entiras Indepolis 1612.71 ee 17214 467 | 9 \ ' > \iL, isi’ \_a a yd , i * gee 19 4.79?) Rrtis >» 3114.44 Hartranft eta Stanford weig! ar.tin 13 92.591 Muskogee 1914 417 man who to compete in * Sintth 34 1 an Ss field 915 ..t7 : "4 : 1° "4° Tancka - a2? ne | ‘ 4 A {track meet a wee: Dees > : - r a - & ‘i [,o0stor Mia’ } <« been questioned VW EST LRN LEAGI FE. , ia a , ’ ess w oe is been declared eligible by the Denver "O11 “ty 4 cuts 12316 448 Stanford Faculty Athletic Commit Wie 19 11 O23% 8S ne 1316 448 | | iL n te j —— Tulsa PIR SME Y. 19 924; / tee. He will compete in the shotput Oma ha 171 58; TD. Moines 729 9 and discus throw. oa oe ye ee eae ahh RTS nie 4
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The Daily POST DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ents POST-OSracy Fhe Deity POST” ahaa PeA aE — — _ Mount Auburn Rank soupaoneing, ‘SEVEN METALS “CONCERNS _ ce SHORT COVERING ANA, IH May etiver of Mount A sburn State B ank : T0 MERGE ABOUT JULY | at Mount Auburn. closed y State ING * , ee See morning be- | Great Wee@rn Sucking @ Reth- PROPOSED DOWNTOWN ee sin ie N STOCK MARKE es «6—Gepescors ing Co.. Which Has Plant Here, The new Downtown Building will be am to this 4 building, which serves 2 or- to Form Nucteus of © ; € '. * ©) atvwe an Pu : = 7 poration. a $:, cc, oe ~~ : : - . . | ait Chicago whi ; has - te : . ant ‘ rt } , rk a % nu { a Reports From Washingt Relative to Tax Bill He mal mouth is never free from Sentiment — Exchan germs. There is an ever-present nen athe ae fe ent | : need of keeping them under r ee ek icago, chair- — —— : “i 4 Market Is Quiet. control with some powerful, but safe, antiseptic. Otherwise PRESENT RAILROAD BUILDING Markets at a Glance there is the constant danger of their causing infection, partucu- The equipment of the present ‘'nior Scation Raiiroad Building will be en larly in the gums. Zonite is acknowledged by den- arged to enable it to take care of the needs of tts Constituency. Physicians know that the nor- PRESENT NORTH sing BUILDING The equipment of the present Neneh Sede Building wil] be entarged tp enable it to accomplish those things which are so urgently needed by this great section of Se. Lows tists to be the ideal racuthwash —because it is absolutely noa- poisonous, does not harm the delicate membranes of the mouth or throat and is a power. ful, swre antiseptic. One tea- spoonful in half a glass of water once or twice a dar. - By Leased Wire from the New V Berese of the Pas-Btepatet. YORK. Ma ’ Catholic Union Election .eerrates (ore ae rawsaS CITY. Mo. May = @ ~» = * ~* * > = aeart ze —-Wa®! Lo You Want These with cack Sasophese Drum, Cereet er Viclis N i ) MUSIC CO. ESS B Idi S Lo ulldings in St. Louis: ‘saa r ars . , ¢ ~ Pa 4n9- ‘-ecverT sr weg Het © LeU 'e¢? e “ Then you will have to do your full share in 1 pocketbooks and bankbooks, and give tenfold. Be Salanced. but the = 4 Steel Industry Situation. eports fron the stee indus’ {gr sfatre with the life and of 190, young men and boys, = , ns >* tout is at 68 per ee you can get an honest personal thrill for the part you SEEEE per cont « mesh aun Pan played in this great enterprise. This is not charity. ee Sector . on This is business. Good business. Your business. Your Duty Are You Prejudiced? Do you belong toachub? = Maybe you believe all the rumers. Of Do you dmve an auto motile? Have you made your start in life? Then don t you owe anything to the homeless, friend- less boy coming to Se. -—_—_— and Mnual payments. Measure you my to the boys of t. pe not by a lump but by how much you can Return give every six — for the next five years. This Excursion tickets are now be- — ncertul charact °, sion can | be realized this mg eold fer Wabash trains leaving St. Louis. Saturday, May 31 Tickets goed im free all-ctee! Over 1100 Hours week only if the siiainaedas men and women of St. Louis who stand for the finer things of life open wide their reclining chair cars. Alse in , . ee ROUND TRIP parior and sleeping Cars at te Untos ®:atien b>» Ar e@ usual Pullman charges. Chi! Street err or tan tually more, was spent if is the rendezvous of a gang’? Do 7 tee = . eater 7 — dren half-fare Two Wabasy trams by a thousand willing property values & up or down? This Good 15 Days aon i on workers yesterday he- doesn t touch } uU mules away in your Tickets are good fer return. cause vou told them to peaceful we! hectanad home. But you ny Panes before mid. come hack, or kept them Pay in taxes. When whole areas are night of Jume 15 ur return tr , ter , Siac tinn ' : fiesta : waiting. Please decide. depressed in values because they are Wabash Ticket Office, 322 N. Fares oy Lecust. This :s really worth overshadowed by tough, vicious dis Louts to get his toehold? Alse Union Station and Delmar Ave. Station. vour most serious con- tricts, every man, woman and child Sav :t with dollars to the -- ~— EF ol ee aCeree. pays a part of the price. ae gg ae Delmar Ave. Consider Property Values ast that much, ac- How much is a neighborhood worth if Chicago Service Wabash s'! ster) trains leave St. Louis Unier Station 12:29 noon. 9:30 p. @., 11:82 midnight —_—- -— Y. M. C. A. DEVELOPMENT FUND Headquarters—C‘:y Ciub Building Auditoriurn Your Last Chance is week to give $3,000,000 This edvertisernent peid for by « friend of the “T™ Memorial Day Excursions ROUND-TRIP EACURSION I y FROM ST. LOUIS TOW Cartiniilie. $2.45 Nilwood, $2.70 (,irard. $2.85 V inden, $53.00 Thader, $3.05 \ubern, $3.20 (hatham. $3.40 , SPRINGFIELD, $3.75 Wiiiliameavilic. $4.20 bLikhart. $4.40 lincoln. $4.80 PEORIA, $S—BLOOMINGTON, $5 Tickets good going on al! trains May 29. 30 and 21 and re rning te and incteding June 2d so BAG. AGE. cw cALTY CHICAGO & ALTON ASA THE ALTON AGEAT por PARTICULARS 3268 N. BROADWAY Phoac: (live 2520: Cenr Subscriptions will be payable in 10 Semi-Annual Instailments 7 MORTGAGE LOAN | York Li
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rr. es rr weenie , ~> 4nn non = aon — Aner! can Trust was ex-dividend 7 per a jolalionse in cents. Lb demand. bd . ~ : . Tw years ‘ Annual | Net | . Sales—Securit High.| Low. Close. » Sale ——— é' cent today 5 39%. } parr y __ Ra tes, YW z) Tow lose h'ge STOC K M fARKE r AV E RAGES Sales— e acy y ‘ Ww se. ales—Securi ty ee hi gh Leow & S ee - triliion securities, Tues. Ago. (Ch’ a : JU indust ¥, 82 7. a4 3] ej ‘6 ep: . 99—29 29— 30 ; Pact 5& FE! . — , a ; - . jmat previous transactions In reas marks. "0 Rails . . o =) 6" ay of 3455 "ST, 1 E ; ~ ~ a '- On 4 My p- > —_— = oe i oo 0 Se * —~Decrea se Unchanged Hi -i.4.A ND—Fiorin. t0) Stocks . " 417 354 °1 07 ‘l-'4 100—19 100—13 100—13 ye Aa 4 ea 9 Pe, ~e i tt gat — Wer | NORWAY —Krone, . | a r ; ®ln rea se . f* « ~% ; 4 . ,* 2 a) ] - a o 2°? ‘ i. “ . ' . , - “WA EDEN—Kror e Washi : 1; 4%, 12: - = - “39.47 100—11 100—11 100—11 Ph Co ref 6s ‘44 101%, ? 1 > la iss A D2. 96) : M's 5; —— os Te paw a. »ENMARK—Krone, »pC From ashington (41): 21 1) 4215 | eeaaneess , , 27 USL2 4} Stas ‘48 92 + 914,) #2 ‘ 36. TR%&; TH% ee ; SWITZPRL | 4) ” ‘ , --—- cinteitemremieceneannn ‘a7-'4: 100—13 100—9 100—11 eR As 'T33 2 = % ‘7,7 " S Ss: ‘ , Hank of Commerce. . bees SPAIN- -Peaste. SlocKks and ) SL. 4 Pierce » ‘ 95 ’ a, a ; a8 mo" + Iirown Shoe pid > § URERCE——Drachme, D. - - ~ | ’ Hivrdraulic P B pfd es POLANIT»—Mark, 0000)° Relative to Tax Bill Help | ae . mS 2 10. : 10 tae. ual ot | r ‘27-4 —7 100—7 100—7 "illeburg F ) t KCTes st ti -- x8 Hydrauile P B pte. abe pre ee ORT COVERING | NEW YORK STOCKS || | NEW YORK BOND MARKET __ || St Louis Stocks || Foreign Exchange | Stocks ‘and Rs tee } P . ? ne ‘ “ ; ‘ ; . . } 2 ‘ : Sentiment Exchange *" (#" ®'-... 102 3 ea" i “INDU = RIALS rr S133 son f102 | 8 Port, ‘ci | SLs ¢ 25. 100% 100% 100% | riternat! Shee com: —e ' - \ Se an 7 : e Zz a. i wl ~ . ls ’ . a = - a e a?t : ‘ MH : Inter lial shoe pra n 8 is | & { te iin Drae Aen a 7 713 7148 ’ ‘28. 100—30 100—30 100—30 - r , San : > “Ss "ge oy ar roe ey * Mercantile Trust .. o ' La = ~2 é ‘ 4 thot SL - — 7 . ; F , . a ; : » ; Wa Llectric ¢ Market Is Quiet. * Ae eats) eau. | a Fruit 10 138% 189° 1x9 * 38 100—28 100—25 100—26 7 Fud Sr N. 59 S89 Ra, | re 2003 7! agner Bilectric com | 4 r L pt >: >: BS » & Nad AICONG, i us } USIA 4! ib Ss El PP Os § 99, Of Qo! Leh i Ga * 104% 103° a ae | Deh = Realty e| art '38.. 100—23 100—23 100—23) 1} Al | 2 Le rer . 102% 101? — -~ bbe: ST's pet oe a en U 8 at A 3 ' ~ a ' 3 US of i Oy 108 r 10L% 101% 101 - | BRAZIL—Milretis, 1D, CLOSING QUOTATIONS | hOKIOmYen, D. 40 SECURITY. © if 4 | MONTREAL beliar _ 7 ~ ’ - - : : ov ov a ; ~? 7 oi. po a0) ~~ teatmen's Rank 5 en ¢ Res ~ij . ——- ws > ; } Am it 4} 21%, | > ing Bt , ‘52. 02—17:102—14 102 ae &1 , . : Firet National Rank 2e¢ ge Turpentine ‘Flax, Linseed | PRESENT Markets at a Glance = jotat on : es F nited States Liberty _ I - 6s 5 Y 4° é Q: 7 ? N un “4 : O1 Nat Bank of Commerce : ? NORTH SIDE — Bon i are Th dollar ind thirtv-seconds of | het * 61, ‘ | 1A: 7 . 1. 106" Mercantile ee : oy »«7 Lingeed ot! @uotations in S Tenis te lots By the Asso’ jated [Prees at Ic gale ; P p> &s P ' . : s) , i rt a ‘ x & _ of ene to four barrels now $s! 10 gai- 4 , ‘oF neta! lol LOL 101 7 BUILDING NE WYORK. May ee sone in ’ lion for raw and $1.12 for botied. 4 +. id oe Pee Se te ~ be ns $909 and the various markets. | bi dollar and 1 SAVANNAH. Ga. May ‘21.-~Turpent RTOCKS—H ighe: nessa} ~ ° steady. RS ie 2 B4, sales none, receipts, The equpment of the present North 0 top jen raiie iF ORL IGN BONDS. ahipments, of atockes Side Building wif! _eerirm: investme 90 | 89% 90- Rosin firm. ble be ertarged to x KCHIAS 9 , ' ” ‘ ‘ ? 5 101 % 101 % 101 Ss it to accom plish those things france recover 1s points Am Wool +t ae a an : \ volworth 4) s*? > 3 - 47 Reiciun 103 1, 103 which are so urgently needed by this | eee do pfd 7 ..! 973 m1.) O74) © 2 y Co 3.9) 86 | 36 _* %& | 15 Belgium ¢ . «| 103 44 102 Ae | " @V¢GaAR—Quite and unche d ATAO i 700) : v4 i . 1 Peal : on? 46: igiun is “95. . 100% 100 - et ae 1 + - , . > — pe eseten of Be. Lous. = 4 COFEE—Lo er kK Brazilian | . 5 »| a7? aT ” ; ; ' , ‘ tg 8s >... 1O8*% 108% 108%, ” ot ee Be ff V2 10021 aan | » Pb seg Far oo as. ood ae red Medart pfd markets. ee ams wo 4; 2H% 2! Mi TALS AND + QU IPME N TS , , eee | Sup O!l 7s 2! L. 1 ON ae 4 ; , a eaae ; er ic P BR pfd ! Ali : ; 5: > & . : ~ =i iwVig s 4 | “ he + ( Ni . . - . . > walled pte Ys 2 .. a wi ‘ . 4 ie °o com ; as : WHE AT—T" rt j ’ Lansas rop - le ’ . 1. ‘ aska g iji¢ } ; 1 ade at > ‘ oF sv3 “ >. _- : ‘ 7 u ‘ ‘ . a's - / ” ost ; ! tim Ns Internationa! “hoe pfd : ' " . . e oe. MP “market Saleen ' me i 4 « 4 * ‘ . . . . = : ; i oGa oft. ~~ es ee £0 & 80 % 100 : Re and C com Tr . Certain-teed Prod Ist pfd 4 ~ 4 4 deo com Wo 4 {) ; ; ~ a bee 8 Chi Ry Equipt pid Be, Pmerson Elec. pfd aval Livy & Walker DG “Ist pfd. ao com — —" Fie ia. i ee ee — - SS = & — = eeretwweeteeeeé _- ; ne is bai bouton . Minn . May 21 a —— . . FA - “ " r . ett . fAtl BR . ; peng > oe hg ao } +e, > ee ees 1 Elec Os 3: 53 >! 5° sad - os oS SO OO tine ees ; ' oul , affected; May ct ORN—Stead “unfts rab weather. ' : 1 Meta - | ae . : ; a ": : wth 1004, 100 100) a a tn - ee il "08 Mi ad} ; 4 Johnaon-8-S Shoe . . oh g d : ‘sc up, September le CATTL L—lawer: liber eceipts stin ” 0 3 mor 8... : 13 ‘hil ... 105% 104144 105 2 TH —- 2 oe )l | ane tie a > : ) a tLRM&PVT 19% — ate , ; ‘ : : 5 ts 0 : s 71 1. “ ‘tah k * | : 4 | wy “ey . 3? 9: = “23 21 one “ " my = % ' > ‘ ' = ' o> . > St F A s Co h« — fe ‘* ‘ é 1 ve- il tan 1. , ~? : st lL & S&S Ry ext Ss a — do gen mort Os c ging Post, in its copyrighted finan- — — se "2 7% ” Putt t Ne ’ poles. , 2 : ; e + 2 Ve te s 2 94) ¢ ~ of sc om ae 5 2 : | cial revew today, says ‘al Pet 1% o°3 aa | oa: : eusumet & FC : ra Jap 6 be .. ? ? . 6 : , “Ss NYC Se O01: ‘ tn Rys 48 cee _ ; r ’ y +. : in ’ , : ° ~~ : mg al : ane : ~»* ?.* . , ’ . ; as . “> : . = ¥ ‘ . ‘ ‘ 9 - ‘ % . =; i in! ted Rvs Sa | c of d . «4 . ‘-* VD With advices from Washington 11? . ‘gf - 38 1. | : vagrants 30% 30%, | Yy , rn | ne a eae oe is : nN es meni | Missourt-Fidison Elec 5s indicating that the conference com- ae Is : wm 21, O78 o- | a: o a : is 7 . - ] ner Si 78 Lavy ty _ a =! “2 , ; . gmoittee had rear hed : f+3)] agree- Bean: 1, r a . - be Ti me) 5 0" : eee ° ; 1 | ~* ; 7 , p wi md * ig “‘' , ‘ ' , rb ty a? 4 : ‘ ' 4 Tac lode ee. = _ . 0% aa : Suggestions ] ment on a tax bill, an had elimi- - ) 6 6: 7 oh en phos ~ 3. : . 7, + oo oe te. | ; Regie” . ; 38. oO AA, 99%, : , . m Among other sound itesues pated most of the jectionabls im oe 367 365 3H 7 . a” al .% 6a & » NYC®@ h « ‘ ! : ~ iy T oday . better tone toda, Snort covering . oe Pa ‘ 72 ae “tigen Me . ‘ “4 Ky v4 ‘4 - ¢ . , e a: ®* - ps Pr t » a - - ' | "NHEG . ;' ; Toe? " 7 hs a ———— wee Gay m3 Z. follou ing bonds, because of , Lag we . ” a es —~ ’ > * LAD * ae : rant " Ab) 292 12% ae Bay ; os : 1: wham Ay ~e a tie aa a! ' ' oR) | NY a °: g] Ten first garde rails... ‘ their erecllent security, lib- was appare! on thie Stock lL x- ; ’ ‘ : t : ’ » : 1 . wec ee . bi28 df . 2 4 “ Ted secondary rails.. . ehange from the start and while the ‘°" EXE > -* 2 Greet ‘an ' | . ose eo . =? e 11S * ai rr . as os ‘a i » Sta | , ' = 1 Ten public utilities. .. 7. eral yield and broad market. wolume was not particularly large. | ,«,. ae) Ss - Ne ten er eo Bs 2 | net aes — ; poy ~% : ar . YORW gen nf nf ne" | Ten industriais .......%. yo Be SECURITY . | , — - 2 nee A i OG . . . : «>. . > liomestake “M7 tt 3 d le d 1. INDU STRI AL BOND - ‘ : -/ ot : ‘ * NYOLW Ist . cae 37 1, 3” Combined ; te ote age iad be : ne eeden Oil oO % Oe ™ Hyd Steel pfad , . — is a6) 7 ; TT Gs 4k An% O7% 53 tys adj. o | 86 e1,) hy - — month ago . . 87, Govt. of Serthnedtaad = 2, « uk ; 1? le a ” .| M1, _.- — —— ——— ‘ jax ' ‘ 51 h : 43 9, 9, mic ; - | . : ! aie cae ' ef gains of 1 and 2 points among Cul 7 Su fd oy ' ans § Int En w.. - . vu 2 d “h 7% " . woe Sve : . ' re eee es 51 V9 8, Due 1946 5. 70% is etecks. Rails continued @|~-°o.4™, ee 9 3 3 307 1, | Int_Nickel ‘ , % do cy 58 '28....| 95% 95% 95%, | RAILROAD BON | | ading stocks. tails continue n 1 7 md . a ~~ re” 1 ea ae > AmChain - +29 21 Q° 3 ” ia aoa . e show strength and achieved several Curamel Fruit'4 61%! 61°.) 61! Kennee Cop 3S 58% | 3761 -SO%l SH) TT AS oo aH gral bil | ATESF gen ga BS RTS BTN RT| r con tan § : £8 A —— Suburban Telephone of . : le aller ‘ oe a. 2 ~~ ilu im oy « , . Sm: . nq: ‘ O21 ‘ J Aamo Afr] a 1.) ‘ ‘ , . d ove o 2 pew highs for the year. Oils alt an Boone . 333 by : : odium S -» Tf He ae ? AT&@SF adj 4s sta | 2 oe ; . | 7 ayton 85, Due Were good. Bonds remained quiet [vison Ch 46% 4: B%&% Mcli a6 5) § . 22 Am . ST ; : ne : ma , oe 1936 5.90% Sut firm and call money held at 3 gon ris-, ; 7 ~ + : : ane ae ae) OO) ' as ° ATL°SF Tr S! | . a0 7 ; ° NEW YORK. May °1. — Copper auie ot. sy r sat , ra : Lory - 1202 OTT aes 1. = rer eat - O71 Q° Onl 5 g* 54 tW di 4 | Electrolytic spot an utures., a srougnout oe oe an 87 nian Whom ' 7 | a.c & 42 57. &! ae RI SNP @s SR 2047. 10414 104 104% | Tin firmer; spot and y. , {U- Southwestern Power & ' ‘ » . Exchange Market Quict. . a : , 7| $314! 83%! RB144 tures, 41.12 Iron easier. ) Lt. “Quietness persisted in 581, 5R% 5B is 50@21.50; No. 2 northern, ‘ 21; ip G arg as Petites 7 3 southern. 22 Lead steady: me 5 Du eign exchange market Wi n° Qo 8 Qo % | on7 25. Zine quiet: Last St Louisa spot_and 5, e 1943 6. 00% francs again furnishing ve 2 Uae Y~"S | nearby. 5.70@5.75 peer | - ® AO. , “h ables . LONDON, May 21.— dar con or Le cad! z ik 100% 109% | apd fet das Od. futures, £61 10s. Kingdom ‘of Nether- brought a number of intere sting Te - ire y Buse 103 \. 103% | trolytic 7. futures 167 | T . | d ports concerning French Govern- - 4 5 M54, | spot, {2 > pruteres. Jae. 7 eg ~— ~ — Ox % | Lead. : utures, £27 los. Zinc, ment cong Insofar as these re- ly 1's 1; 994% — -: SEE | Pa or ® gy Shy” > os : 10x tg | soot £30 7s “8d: futures. £30 108. 6s, Due 1954 6.10% ports gave the impression that local - seule ] MN be — ' a . ~ toy —iuen °2 : $ S = Stic aw Rs 'G ” . Jo ankers have asked the Bank ofi rr... 4 : Copper » Meth Ot he *R6. A = i n 97 OT New ag Rubber. ee { def : Fee | | ae | = 81) Tr ay&? . sf don" NEW YORK. May _21.—Rubber smoked —e te rance for a definition of policy tm ; ’ ' - 4 “ , : sur 2 nw ay 21.— ° connection with the fall of the franc 10$%4 + ' ; of ‘ 3 | ns a : P ' 2 35 9 2. -¢ ribbed oe. sport is a _ 6s, Due 1948 6.30% they are misleading. Toca!) bankers ao7. an . in ater a , o11100 ita. 1am | "@ me Ste * | Baas &: : | mien : Gre not at all disturbed by the fall! 105% 1105', | & n 4%en 57) Bf gn 8 F ata. o: uh American Gas & Elec. of the franc from the extreme levels mf tn Pee ae ee 1° 1° oN | “; a Sy ee o1) 01 . 6s, Due 2014 6.35% to which short covering carried ii o8' 60) 9:5! a ae o / : ' é‘ ( +P * “ Q* a7 t ‘anN a _ ~— : ae - 3 | ; I “", ott -. ¢ ‘ ets They are convinced of the wisdom oe ae S 04h | a 36 2 do 4% | OR ORM | | Hearst Publications fis 104% 104 of the policy of a free market ' ABs, A! ; roclaé : 5° ay! a " B ‘4° a4 O44) : | 6, Which the Bank of France has ad - ‘ ‘eeVR@ASs « B Nt, 9',' BH’. 25, oO7 & Q7 5 hered during the past week or so 8 100 € y Gs 29. (101% /10 _ PortiRi | $| 94 | pea Due Serially 6.50% As a matter of fact, the franc ros ‘s) os bg | ) : ; tates i Rt. ond biehie than was| nc ee 9 1 er 1% 1M Central States Electric Gesirable for French finance and dyear T pt 3% -45) 422 , RAILROADS. 7s, Due 1929 7.00% trade and so the reaction to around 0 pr 6p oat , @ 3% 10°% 103% | Ww — Sega x to restore br I ° aba '. oe. ; nfa ¢ Po uu: re) a. Am 4, 1 (“omp Az BY? ‘ : . 4 } s Jil dix + ‘ . ‘ HOLLAND for the Florida, est. & Nor. more normal! equilibrium Pci ' nani v¢- L me r -- 2 1 Comp-T de 7° 1! ; 731, ’ i. thd Se aeS oe , ; ; ] ] “The cables from Paris left little | 3;,, lat oe :. 1 t! B & Atl 1 Con Coal Md 5s's 7% se) Se urie ist ~ 96%) Bi D6, | os eae | ; | ee a — “ ye iiupp oO _ : = CGas Co Chi 5a 36 oa ‘ ; ' G4 ; > om S| Af 2% . offers bonds payable Due 1934 7.00% Goutt. however, that the leading , | “ "; - »& OY ot % on! 5:5 ‘ . ~ : . r } ° — : : le 10 Cons PF os 83...) & ed : NGGs.V ss 1 etn) oF mS ‘ petties ius’ eh me * . in United States dol- men of the in = i part \ } ave rT ** ' - " . ez . : 4 3 pfd ) : , 1 Corn Pr Se 31.; 4% ! S] ini) wi Ss SR? Si, BBte| 85% | lars. Continental Motors @ome together wit the representa- nt @eemnane i — : . TY 11 CubaCS &e sta 30 HN * i is ‘34 . wih o an ——~ tives of the outgwoing Government Ine vest ; ! AL v -4 = 5 74 ) _™ , 0. : : .. : ube A ~ ~y 31. . &. : 9 ses “ae 4 ao 4 z 3 $5, “a | n if i | oa ‘ 6! 28, Due 1939 7.00% and of the Rank of Fran c +“ a c 1S ry » ; ' ‘ ~ . , . i « - s 1 —s TA] 3 o | ‘ : 4 -"? + - ' J M j ary ed . - Me an a . . ’ * a) oN C4 % Shy ; > Theat Se 51! 87 Rtg! 87 ~ ao © 80%! 82 ) Sth ad ; 72%) 7: Kingd of the Sc Vand | ‘ * . " , : +B, + of) S1L&SF ine “0 6 3) ingaom ruggs- V andervoort- fiscal policy The old leaders un- , RB oe ~“ a: . = 2 3 4 ° 4° A l (CM& YS] m 5. Dye rer lg doubtediy have wished to ie, | ** — ces 4 , , r 4 ’ & StL&aSF gen Ch R a *t. : T4% 74% 1 StL Ter os 0: , External 6% Bonds Descriptive - circulars ' Kelly Tire 3 \ et pp | a" Oy | AF cv 7 37. 82 : ThikP . ‘? *Mé bed aes wr. * Due 1954 on requeat. Painleve should have , 3 ace a their firm adherence to the li ona - ’ 2 ih tas ; 7) wo ee ‘ Ts hase, : ad . a, on he aes - ;e, | ; rig - Fane bbe ; ca 0 le 4 ; | Fisk “¢ a ao | MI 2 OsP! ‘n Os 30 194% ty ' os . Yield Over | baliancing the Tovernment's . 7 j ° " , . “ , 4 . 1. : “ oon ; ' KR Te s : “ > . S€ ; : .- . } Price to Beecniyfatine tn tevcccastons. | Wanerging 228, BN 28 (5 | $e Fata BERET yet Dae taege a Aa ae |g cTienaanr Gg OY gah ga aa] ME Qarett Mw. Se Sr gr 6.10% Their action removes however lor * , ls or) . te * r- 1S en bOes * ? . | | F rs ad ) i : he 10 v8 %: er «dap * p . é) doubt which existed in some minds . my] ° 1174 Ly ; F ) OS 4 ' ‘ +. ® ~~) I | ? ~~? ye at : S we + - Se A gk ea ee eins -— French francs ve ) , ‘ iG at . pa | 3” An pt 6 ; OF o Se P ‘? i Fy : a ; 4 bb Bieadys demand ~ - 7° ‘ cae Pans : > 7 n: ‘ on De ove fa 2! 7h a: a: TAP hs 2000. Boints to 5.53%. nt ia? sega A cher 2 as . c | | Qi ; ind St Ss ‘52... 3 in” Ac ‘ | in “ : lo La P. | francs gained 3 : a3 saa : : Sra acend — meni ( ment Sterling was ‘as eg * , ~Vie |: oi? 7 La N & wv. _- Ws : aK G Pr) Ge ° A5%! N5%e!) HH% higher at $4.35% and the other rt: ‘4 ' 3H" >! % Kayser 7e '42 . if —s =—" ropeans were scarcely changed There was a fair amount of com mercial business which was evenly =a Dalanced, but the market was dis- 5 § b ot - + be x : lax @ 7% 11k% 1184, tinctiy quiet in tone. ge “gee Gh ° - : ° ¥ Cent | LOO %, 101! Steel Industry Situation. i ™ a : ‘ ge A . hn «fl "Reports from the steel industry y , . 4 3 show that curtailment still is under Way. The Iron Age states that Steel ingot output is at 60 per cent of capacit: a® compared with 605) per cent a week ago Pig iron pro-| @uction has been similarly reduced New business meanwhile is stated to be in emaller volume and prices re- Main easy. Inquiries for fair-sized Qmounts of nic iron have appeared ao ” » oe oe ee Neither More Nor Less Than 7% Dis such: business has bedt Exempt From All Federal, State and Local Taxes fone. Tuvers are sounding the |Plorcearon pt Isis Ih 18 “ig | ao ota 21% ION 21%! erty |) NE THO D Se ot Ne get ees (Eapegt ee qf look for more Bigs stocks of iron piled and that] Mitte Ut per Goi) 21% 11% Ihe ya | dept 5 | Te he aie S| & Nord Tat: Orcas ME ty BOM! Hi, | : than 7%—why be Consumption of it is dec: sing. Jf ‘ob | ~~ : . ) , ne oy 0 : = #e.. se oA a ! e | Clearings, Money, Silver | ; | , , . Insular Possession of the United States | when you get Sis fe ante cuariar toon, ance: [emer tesa! fey ie is Ss | Wet meg eh de 8 ah aS ; legal and prevailing Bees satee scrote (Vanes 2) at) et) eg wa Ee Tg Oa Wolfe Oil 5% Public Improvement Gold Bonds —_| Southern rate with pro- BR 00 O00 ‘ , ws fer q 8 estan apace Dig te + ' ‘ . ’ 4 1949 ; ; ; gave ga. |e tes Corporation Dated July 1, 1923 ea ra ven safety in Miller First rr.” $": 10% 000, “Total to Gat O of ; ‘ l', Ask Retorn of Wells Without Cost. 4 7.700 O00 for pond! ‘ } . / : ; . ob! 4 tt Asst a ee Wavw ae | a hig t year $2 951 500.00 do pfd 1} 1) i ", o ¢ mot! ) Su or '§2'951.'$00.000 [S117 — Mortgage Bonds? NEW YORK ‘les ; C nor tar t ’ , - nett teodiaw t , , ORK, May Zl=—Call mongy | Stewart Bat ota, tppina MBE Ae B | Principal and semi-annual interest payable at the — & —_ = - ‘sp » » a e#-s Ciera cy : tee 0. oy Bulb ped . | re ‘ wenn i 31 . 1 >? Led tiver boundar’ U d Stat afa'ne’ a eptan . 24 “ym . tan ei Ji ' revurt rT rosta connected . Teer oven : co an. ooh ja Sul ‘at . - > . ' ; AL litigat'on Ouoted Treasury of the nite es | Write, telephone or wont 4 _ a e nin sn - ani 34 7 te : — “ &§ . Rin Meet \ | call at our office for PARIS. Me Oy — Prices were heaatyv To % (y* 4 ‘ } ° cent ren’ sag | 0% GO GO * 3; These bonds were issued under authority of Acts of Con- Rourse today. Three per frances 30 cen: Exchange 0: a . c 4 " don. Ty £5 F ent loan, 07 | Taewater ont 4126 (126 "128 STOCKS oe of the United States and of the Legislature of ; booklet " ed at is gress o Porto Rico, and are as completely exempt from in cee, Money, 2% . ne > a teat ieee by | 5 Federal, State and Local Taxation as United “‘Creating Good Investments” wt ta, ri) = "e . 7 iz Stee 4a 7 zy} % : Te Mori & Bare & Es. States Government Liberty 3’ Y. Stock Exchance Per Cent Bonds Members of N }MON iz . A i 55 Members 11 Wall St., New York } Whitehall 6170 O |] wewvorkscockexchane’ |] [Lem PRICE TO YIELD 4.50 PER CENT In Any Sum. Limited On! -- red St. Louis Stock Exchange : y by the Security ere Telephone Olive 7120 Hemmelmann- Spa ckler E. Co. Chicago Stock Exchange Americas Telephone & Telegraph Co | New York Philadeiptia Pittsburgh Buffate R. rty Year Fice Per Cent Collateral Representing Thousands of _ Investors for 30 Years Chicago Board of Trade oun ‘ode nei aes December 1, 2908 O | ee ake die and the Coupons from these Ronds, payabie by mi O ore ¢ No Investor Ever Lost a Dollar in Miller Bonds MORTGAGE LOAN DEPARTMENT OF THE 410-412 Olive St Ene the Company in New Tork or in Roeton will be paid in New . i for byafriendofthe"“Y" «a F : Co. Main 3380 Cen. 1669 J} teniers tron com crc oe National Bank aa ete Es ag — QD eee BLAIR SMITH, Treanurer i “509 Olive Street
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Perce hg yr ‘ . . ms , a er " - yr vs r Ty-i H- > QO 2 S _ _ 2 NEW YORK. May. 21 —Unfavorab’le pri . . "saGO Carpe: Clee Co.; Be . a ea MUSTARD GREENS— = a _ . ul , , ooece ‘TARL Home-grown. ;‘ Funeral from ‘fan tii: 9830 Lindell 2050. Deimar $437 3 aa a oe. a. | le” "© De * “ a = | | a lial o.. . — Mea ae 7 ? - os \ ae aaah ei to an active demand for cor. %F round icts of the various afticies Der Sex lcose. ireena! et = Prd May *3. at *%-0 7 sre he Post -i).spe m at the pening. and an advance of 7 ma:i orders are usually quoted hizher) . ARS LE cee Ureans. $6 per barre! a m.i : > ~ “ey, HP on . gurine > - ~~, $1.75 to $2 per 100 lus MeCORKELL 4+ ©Overiand Hospita! n eT mm I to te $1 65 . thera ruseet . of - i-a . = ed sor — ~@ repaired. Phone Liudeil 7997 meq : |} : r t a .y . a‘ = . _ > _ _ a > ™ ~ r > ’ _e - _«s eo " 7 Tr? a — ~ ~ At o . cue + a a ae . RITY fi Low 108 pital _ titg low lose Ww reports ind e.! ' wiz Weecdy and o mn flavored, -0c | 1.7) te 31.90: Western russet burbdark, “ Rae Mie 0 " —~ = tas PHOLSTERING efinishing oe mae of today's hich, iow art . = - = : . : =e 38. $2 to $2.25 gan iear bor er of Mary Jaze «nd Mar- Pest-Disparca Went Ad Bae, ork and matirese aking a ~ : - . . > ~ . = . . -~ ‘ " rv > °.* 2 ~— " . . = onli wate " es é ‘ , S. Ff 1 nf . ? . kets. x a oe i locas mer DOMESTIC BONDS. INDUSTRIALS. you a ee s Bae a CHEESE—Per pound Northern twins. i-«.. ADISH ES—tiome-grown oac te Se = my ar ea +. 6é0e . {Sees a! ten, ie - — > — . - kets | Li? 100%, iF D Cte Ro Bite) 31 > $1 oe Se ee SS oe Se Ee a weet. 19 ‘ec: lonhorns, 19 9c; ds% 130 : a Funeral’ {rom residence ~ecrunsthige “Olid agate, 3c tine dale Qo gue CFHOLSTERING—Mattresses . @ . . Ca) . iv *s sa. oo “Tice. 4 nit BARR—Home-grow nr eS ly 40 ee 2 e kK ane. - (ty and Chicaco markets: . : » 4 ” ‘ : , Mw +o. _* > 4 rr rere -_-— -— - 4 hal R« “4°. a4 Ma ie ! . ivan a - ; “hed m — i 7 7 ic a 7. i. ® i‘ . : «e 2 : _ s « wD . —- . Q ae . ‘as a’ a™ru' es - °.@ a a A . ‘ ~ _ 4 7 ™ —— > - pe: id . Pe ae , ~ rt ? x ss ‘2a - % s° ow) . woop y— nN Merdar. May 19 184 Ber ane Aga‘e+—J mee le; 7 r _— Bu. lus “ it » ‘ss Le >, Li a. _ ‘4 - ~ . 2 , Ls - 4 ‘ a “* M@ % Qn Ve in . over ne - t he M . “ss ? -* . . — r~ nN s _ = | poun he , "ey ‘NA 7) ow a A ines ns = 5a me M James 4 WM “iv a Sed Tws" and of 2e; 30 times dai'y 8e Sea. fe CLEANING AND DYE! ' “ ~ “7 4 “a” 4” , " d* ws SNS “6 : ‘ s i . r — or; ‘2 . oni need , ‘ ; | OT AS comet Biren . ~inhi-—fiens -- eT a ’ SUSne-s OFn, ave to Guc per ary Jercan Moody lear father * James z . . A 7 “ . - a . ~ on ’ 7 MIAN a . > “? « ‘ ~~ ™ - " : e ; r a) - fe 4 w. _ : oo* itmesa. Ie. P a — = - : ' 4« = ‘ - Sl A» SS Bi) Ay a~" : iu . ’ " ‘ moi te — esterds s — e eenets ~ *3 7 » 5. = 43% 48 4% 4s arkhet shewing 4. ¢ 5) Points | ac = E “sca ene .“% pour’s = ove. fea. ae: | > ‘haere on. 1] sha! Mam : Qe : . AWG, WSy 106% : en Bs 7L&) TAR) TLR: 7 6 val Cos ance. Wall street wag an active er) . o 1l*s pounds, fic, «G06 «tS. | casks $11.5¢ : varreis. $5.5 era! from family residence. Marsha um 2 lnes i call Cabeny S218 or 1039. 4h 1073 i) lus 107 ‘ : . ra’ ' = ¢' 4s a e i ob . "aw 2 >a - id » posit! *s and or, Las ood O.4cRks ana sé a’ sor.nzgs. 3: . rurkevys, SWEET POTATOTS -ayvenne ana > ‘ Bares (ocx ~ = wf} ee , 2a cleen ma *acer K ‘ PAA ea a. 2* . GR aa us ’ — so sice « meort f at@ menths« a n ens ~ & turkevs ms ic Nou R a. os . . : ‘ ss “E*-a I ~ s = is wei “. wie 7 _—— =e . —— . cam > kev . ™ = . 7 -& . $4 reu ranserrmocr d I _ ] ' ; J ‘s ] ‘ + ' i”, 78 2 > 7% the oni. Bvec YUL. 18a 2D e _ . . © 90 7* 1 spr = .LCAR - Los aru " 7 ' _— 2u AL ary “ : = »“s ; . “ear =. : = , . _— : — . ~ — an ™ i) : Lad —— a Nat & , ye bm 491°. ae,” gl, Stvices : ge Saeee, Sie; Gucke, 28c: wes icks, | SQUASH—Alabama summer 1 - ~,. OSBORNE—Entered into rest on Monday. | AIREDALE (oq — Low #S ELECTRIC WIRING, E - ” VS ‘s ‘ , ‘' ° ‘ > . . . ~~ ‘a ’ re) WW ae ’ * , ~ i ow = . - hs s : A er (urns ~ — = : “ - ‘ . > Vv a “ u hed ~ ee? nm? s et gu ifas . : = 7"; ™ 4 Tt ce Mert a s 4 O-w borne . — _ ad = asaae oe x “gs — . ary > YR or rates , A, a : R oe , ' _ . = i+ : ». a a ; >= : - an ~ o- — - “eo, . a] neath nay . = pean , atti . : - + cau : - a. oe ° Be we ‘= © “= ; " " . 4 } or ; = - ene ™ wer 68 , ' 7 . VEALS—120 16 ounds, 9 iy %Gc > s $S L@Xas f at rates $7 % : ; >a . . . s o-* »p Win : c , lo ‘s a “ : « » “ 00 . » c ree Inv 5 =* . =o > - — » * = > = - 4 4 . _ Bt L. * Sh | aa ‘Me " : 2 — . i ‘ . “fl ve ia ll . °o3 Cee. os . - * S35 — a? a cnet aaa aT ere o Pram Hoffmeister pacriors .Ar4 - a4 ase ‘ ; Sita 2ange Call «rth t'xtures and mater’ ~ — at i . . : : a = is 1a is ' new . 4 a4 s . a 7 Gerwe & +. ¢ - se "sg tor charges: i mm =- 4 " ath: De Ozer . . - +h ~? - 21S“ " Chi S's ~*~ ie ,” on FF . a . - “was t making satisfs rogre Sprin ambe 14416e¢ Sheep ,a4 vunches “wes | South Compte avenue. Thurwda Va c= B — . without damages to your prope - ~ - “ - } . : : -— " ret > , wet A . . - . ~~ * “ . os « — ‘ & + a] .¢ . _ ‘ se pat e- : - : “I ~. o : >iLrT —_ _ nn . = ~~? ~ e K ¢ > i..4 i, l\s-%> bu -*s ns P >. . 'S Vo" 4h . MINING. ecause of unfa — = siz ni FRUITS. a = in nen at Ss Matthew's SARI ‘ OS. . Dia ti tam, Vietor T248J. Aug. Borcherdin: iLY CORN o . . - “ ; . NEW YORK Ma ~2 ——Spot m QBacty uls ‘ess 1PPLES—Ben daris e _eneter’ “ 5 a Oraceiet. gray rideen" Virgizia av. te — : wn stieeee > at : ‘ Ll 14 } es . ~~ - . . . - - - : ' an Fare ’ -~ ¢ = . ps " “a 80 Dear. Of . . . —— —— — oom ; — ai a : : Lasana ! ] i il ns ne > FP Riki Pe- doten imbo $7 75 me- 2° So - are cs $4: Say . °° SHACEFPLFIFORD Fntered into test. Tues- riane Ca “ aso ‘ "eward: us ; Ler me estimate your vlectrca tr. — one. . : ty Fy aa pio 92% STs | 16 Cone Se: Set 3%; 22 _ lium. $7; small. $1.50 babies. 75 $3 to $5.50: geniungs. $3 %> $3 SS jay. “May 20. 1974 at 4:25 a. m gg . 0G: Oak G | FB. Semutte Tyler 2647R. — i. -a i. 7 . ~~ _ . ~ =? . > Ww} ~ : - : : . . . ™ . ‘ = —_ . = , > _ i a ov -~ 7? Pn o " , " * y ~ ~ = 4 *s al c k . - ~~ : % e * m4 ; : ; : " ky : " : : : . i ~ 4 ae 50 om = April = 2 4° .OTrGd eo ve? wife of — .DEI 7 - soa ad a sen : Hebert. En ° i« “ . : * ~* : . : = 4 : ' . ; ' ; ’ ry ’ ; . : . 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Ch: to Hr fA ho ‘we Morrs 56 MY 84 4%, 8 =a 4, - . ~ = 2 “ = . ‘ ——_ ia : _ i i? “= . a " .7-. i. _* ‘ #r} “te ae 4 ; _ S oR . ’ > 4 -_-— " . - } en Ps oe ‘4 79 . a et. “ - Mia ; 4 .7 “ - 4 ja 26 a> — + . _ a >.312.+9) 2s a F EEN Pr we rae 3 . . , Fam —. 8 Mch-up e +39 ; 4 — a —~ 1.0m F aan ie Quick service at reasoradie pr a k, eh . ‘ P aed uf cent hs e average } os. cae a} cree. SS te $5 ee , wille av. Best Ge © Ce.. 373 | SCHULLER-“Entered into rest on Moz ines eavenienae ae eid house wiring and fixtures; © asm - —* - _ , ’ 7s AES z 4 “Sse ‘ 2. be | ‘4 vo . sie 2 ' ae - r : ntl 4 ' — - wit,’ Ss i . 4 y a ‘3 | "4 a. . u R: . a — -* iz ,- frore eo 7 “ouses tar any ott.ar om — 20 Sn — i | ‘ lio ue : i a - ns aieliaidataiitin aieemiatiiiaees, is ent apac! mn & *uge-= . sis strive , = N43 ~~ satGiaw” ¢ . = . ‘Da — P a "~~ Bache "ent furnished fer sun Russe , m1 one > 7 = PR NG er “erns. Phore Mais $858 tar em oe, teres closed high rts 1O1% 101 101% 101% cago Stock ee Bho gee Mis s year. and 4 Ma gy _—_ - Weiewn 2 ee eee OR SS — SiG WRIGHT ELECTRIC CO. 203 N ~ ee | ~ ." on e Q a a ia ee = -a * “a a . a - > i ‘ ‘ . a 7 * ‘J . ‘= ~~ Y *:) - wr - ———e Im the loo« . ’ . - Nae : v4 ¥4 vt‘ > oe Gee Bec. 8 " 7.7 . . es rf rE. ~ LAS . _ « . 4 at, . 4 Spe~'s : - “ s i) ear P A pr aat | er , . ~ 4 2 e? 4) , - °—J ibs r} 4 « oN a - - P * ar . > wa . : a a : \. 4. : petier Geman “ead : : | Lon.” bay Ei -Weliowing te i aiaieims dts ba yo caus ere, eo, BOE over! mm. fren: 2 c & Hower EXPRESS AND HAUL! ‘eo 1 hig Der Src | | a* A“ > ° ss * = ad é SP Sd 2 1s ; -a*A\ er . . aes >» of x | om ° , on . a &, -L)l Ste ft ‘ ; oer Mi Liga i . - M a . + = _—s . - " = ’ . * c . x ¥ ” . > . . ; jet ‘} rs > — 2 4 . . - . : “4 - ~ . se | - . - Hi - oer eT ram . , ’ “ . , ' : . " " - . ’ e . a 4 vu '-e¢ or t ee | ‘rel é > YI ap.e od ae. — : a.Vary a7 = v WATER beaters inetalled. ra|iges “ : - ca . i ; ‘ A.4 a@ 2 : . ve 44 ia 14 : D m ‘ ev@ 2 ou , " wore busing ei Within. a Se i , as wet oe l4 540 Anua 4 eatis First 6 lines dasiy. $1.80- ‘ r—— LL. a ; :- gas clipes clieased ent market io POREKIGCN BONDs Rew \: . bh Rte «134 New Orleans Spot yaa 52 00 Erire umes 30c daily or SMALT™ Entered into rest on Tuesday ‘ard Mias Weber = = Sd higher Corn was he v “the tone . > Boone Wy Mus ; = = - ‘ard of rhanke, Memoriam e- May RS ; ioe & itech = | ORLEA : : tice. S$5- line daily. or Sunday Smaits. belo prac he 1-3. Em oa MISCELLANEOUS NOTI Ma \ ™ bea’ — , @ « a es & ‘a c s ~ . aia M inrmaum ? ime . 1 ee “cM. .8 ana rre “Ta 'S - - : _ ---—- @ Pen. ‘. Ree ; ~~ =—wae « J . VB. va, “a~ a, ss . sry . . / 24 | ’ - ; on runera yy a \ : Dar — 14 _~ Var CONt RETE cut anda w eckhed ) ar Corn. +T%c anu Ss 6 *, Swies (5 5 O89', 982% 99 99 he) no Tek et” oun t5 2 } AVERILL-—0On Wednesday. Mar 21 1974 “2° #tree Thursday. May 22. at 2.1 basting. Graser Contracting Ce The 1 | ak od 4 ' *“ @e ’ Arn? «s ' = \l 4 ‘ “ r - - as — . . Y : -— - s ad >) | ~ : - ? a: 4 et” i * ’ ‘ : ar >- } ’ a> a Pace . 2eTh © , . - ete” =r iF * 6 poores binew A fio! s'* : a he : are , — . . . . — 2° J suan? : : 8423 4 Mem ver lerm Qn “ =: 14 F RNITLRE refinish ba] : : °°. . . =T Vb ’ ~ i " kes - . . 22 " “i r ace Marie Wise —— 7 5 i . , a ee ' en neg ec¢adinet rte a8 o ~~ az a ; : e en 2 I 11RD ‘ IL. a- : “ : as - To i lone VN eek ‘ f Mia \ ~~ © . a Ma- Re hine ‘ and wuphoistering. se D2 ee. ere “es \ pman s Tree ne Ss vars. | i" ss "\ a : i “y Sark oan . Dp ——_ = lL — A , Vaite a. ae S% Alexand ana STUBLMAN — Entered to rest on Tues and rugs renoveted: 20.9900 e« Sra Winn peg OLN — ~~ ; . t's 4’. 41, : | - aga . ; oe. ‘ « ‘ Mere om Dade tat Ma 1a4 ‘ ; sted heet business. Ale an | ene hele Seared wi} ‘ - m 49 is ' \ ‘ . $-3 +" “ty z oc Of AiPxka r &ve« Margare: S : . 4 >». 3446 Linde) Pear Mints . oT) pa y 4'*) a BeeK 2S : . . ? " : ‘ $ - . “7 5 - iow ~~ * © = ' and AR nw) «* ~ ; . - ‘ ’ i 34 133 2 Be : . 7 . , a = ’ ° MI 4 a = eT! : - “Ss - as BUTS a. fry ma ¢ . - —— : A - aaer~ ‘ «4 ee ; : a : ; : s ‘ > = . . > > 2 - o4 “~ : ; ‘ ve z a ° a 7 , z+ hb an ~~ ™ . ; [ _ —. Jk Aw @na@ 71 through — ; res “7. ere 4im ri: MER i’ ‘~ tA > , wee ec %e glrer " -_— os | _ * . - == a RAS iT RE ret nian: og ca Sinet o6 (hh b ier . ~~ - _ > * " ° ’ . : ré) ‘ ’ ‘ r« - , = - - . - = - “a 4 - . a >. ? BEt ER a . —— a * - “ a . sen . SiS and ipmoistering s. COV OTs. ma Week ago aud 41 G00 las : 18 , oo pe ‘ . L , , is: aoe tered into rest on Wednesda; = ernie ane ratr end rugs renevated: J0 000 f ®ere loca. and s Ot Ae - EI ie ae 260 "«@ e:ree hei coved hue a anc a . " se. 3446 Lindel. Phone Lindel With TRH) a eek af “a 1 1 . . oo ” a0 . - ‘s _— . = 4, _ - N y * tt Pe ~w a Bevue _inee r jea> fark a s : a~ded from ae was : eer, scl urde +, : * ge -~ . me 1 * ‘ “ . 1 4, >™ Cw ork otton Pines _— 22 Marie Hoffmeister eo m2: —— 7 re - ParcH piastering Work fe Oh to rouse Hay reweipis sere 4 ons * . -- ‘ = - - ant Warr ; ~ i= _—_—_—_—__—__— - ~ = — ——_ — — ‘a Rr hie eer father-in-law and - ~ ee — —_ a. 7 m b Phere East 15,0W Hacy Mansa . tirewu 2, + ry ’ , = ‘ . . . - . . = ‘ 5 [ " © * © 4 ¥ > —— we? ee ~ ee —— oa — Stocks ”'s ® — : ' . , p swe 4 “w 4 ‘ .a i= 4° , =e x © @f funeral tem @& 2 from St. Jeseph's . " . ——$$—$_$$_—____ ye BSOOCING -— Kertucky ive crane wapere 712.544 bushels of wheat. 8°#.064 m oo . a ~ 56% 364% sed ste ‘eiderie chapel « eg ser: tes) = ‘ \S3ES—Lost. tortaige shell: in | cuaranteed. Wr J. Horan. JSS ‘- sae ; 1m | ’ ; . es 4 ‘ = 7 -« - = ee = eather ec : . Fain “ry 7 r - or . apuaheis of comm, 111.915 buehe's oate 7 M Fue y , : a BOERNER—Fnrered in: oa: » T TAPLIN— 1 esiay. May 20. 1924. a¢ ——OSt ae: ewer’. Ree ‘a ~- 3X — in steokta Trym | se. “© 3 bushels 4 ond . - - bey a ’ o 4 Ma 7 oe . ee s. . . i > D ~ 8 an us aol - “t hos :.41=S ES— I wosr Tortoise: Goedfellog by t. ; TRI 4 r. 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On) eae ~~ nal : . “ > 4. ‘ " on S —_ ” Ma Lo is + - avd “lon ae : 4 : a - - ‘ = "hele: : > oe —— Mo —_ — 4ch_ Morgan. pr eo. “| tne LAT 3} 3 ‘sTavo ye Bm : : — Bost tock Mark be sdand of Mamie Pines eres's fe of ef Weg “ returaed to Meter Shee Ca. 4th > ee ee SA ie o Ceres om 40 8 0 =e «+289 «&y 33 : ‘ et Hotmache | our dea a | i mene. den | erine Schueseier | Morgan. Call for 5 Meme wi Author’s * . = . ~ . ae nes . — _ 7 atte Piunera Ee . - . . > ae - AP , . ‘. 2 _—s —_ — i han a eh am a a ’ hey , . > - _ | sre _ q . he -'-@ spar ~h a pi J ia Ma pln a i ts) a ' ~ ia .. . : s — 7 =? ad . bro 3 ~ Bao be = 208, oe as oan . e “ . « rn ; ‘ ‘ a : es ; Ma . is it PR WNWAR : age & nes n ‘j44 IU a 7 io Vege +4 sa;IR Utter Gas Mas — -ewerd For 5288 — Vi Bape. bein 40.000 due Cs : ree fa POSTON Man wing ie a is ) ca avenue wy Moe = worage ceaidered coward. “Forest 5208 ia epresentati : en eavie ) gnes west . | tAT—Laee ; oe 2 " s ‘ea ag. . » ‘47 rae! I I PEND I NX Tr OLLs. gg *s z 4 Ye - a : 2¢ DFE LANEY — a ad =) . > 7 rel z Ta ae ~ . ~ wi 7 : a Vv ane 4 A | —i§ «pe " 7 ide party wae xot ’ A . , Ou “ i r : . — a : . . 4 - = as deat : ~ ate 2 int eat n | ves a a ° 48 Sasurtia’ eveain at : ' fanuecriots and ceemes +rned im « ne me sre ae " hea e an - res >.) cs ~ a" - - = ore = ~ ‘ ~ 4 a a » . _t? i _* a: } be) > : ne : Ps ~ : : : please — ay »- ° od ~- pub ““ aha i ‘ee fr and gnter hut a ~~ az z oS . th = = . «5 = | " _* . ~“ . ee Avert thea x and t22. We ’ “Mt ‘ \ ERS wis anew . Prima: shipmente were ‘lghier than a j e Ene P e ” oir . a = - = . . Sues . aera. rom St. Ann's Home, Uni an > +itReny s but eres =S. Peter oa 2 ven@rngs. reward. ‘ 2 54M Week » eu ; » = ‘ . i — > _ : %- —_— — - me gt Ne : . s a on 245 OCU €vards, Frida Ma‘ ’ - @ and "au. 8 emeter _~easec ‘as «a ‘hard. Jennings Ne — : “ . - ‘ = 2 > Pacem , ‘ : — . ~~ oo e @ . -_—— ill. ; : . : ‘ . DENY VEN — Died rt - . Oa “3 fee white 1300 inds ‘ s : PAIN T InG z r An Aa scoen ,* ; be : . 4: 4 3 4 sa J - -arade fer 7 * v ~~’ = " baad 4 of on 5 ; . . . . g — -_ .* = =" » : Spree — ° » . shinme: ~ere = , p . . " . a - “ - . — « 2 7 > . : , 4 —? a 7 u n ve Ss ng i= - oiaamiaal 3 > I-90 me "7 a : ae PF" . i= . ‘ vers . « ‘ ‘ ; ; = \ . 3 - “rs , . > 5 a rine SSH DA\>—Last, gol at Grand ara «s Whee pa dara’ s*- ry ' eS = 7 : > 4a 2 : * > : 4 _ x a te : uf 4 The value of advertising ts ™ ? wrk. reward Forest 53319Ww vf Ke zx Fr & ¢> r- —__ Mo LC er’ : wu r taba se « a | | ’ ee ’ : - ” ~ — * - = i 7 j If T = direct ratio to the amount of pr~ we 8 a. we 1 ee io: : —— ST Pty m s”-g°ace 4oe our > P 14%, 14% 140 ak. s- rhiie Bang READER“ ONFIDENCE it pos. eta wy was. oe ‘ assy MS " 4 4 s2 : ; = ~ 2 ae “i. Lowix Cwsh «irain Red BO}: : 2 >. . ‘ s . - -@ ear siste SPanes. That is entirely founded shany 296 — : “* Bal -- a ae : : | + Pi 23%, 2% 33h ne ne yall | er ea its quality of TRUTH. ee : LIN TING paper hanging. ne % oes : . 42 omy : me . ~ . n ' ; “ > i 4 a —_ . ® s - rr’ ~) = (wR «., os sr : : .* " Manse V Soma a ~~ . = “ea oe , De : ae ee — 2 . , 8 ia The ational isseciatien ef a ag entain ail. = email. Robert Seutheriand, Lin. : -| > *ecar “ y e % 2 « = e% ~ Po « ; - ,ming ug w“ HE ‘1 ay — ~amsta ; - ie yn, ’ aa oo EP EES Seas " 4 ~~ #@> a - - a ol 4 : : ‘a? is os —— — ~ - t. Stalee , ‘a a W ll = ™ ° © ae e . ._* . . . : : com ~ “ oss & ‘ : " a : _ : -—P ms PRINTING AND ADORES! ” 3 re -* ter ~ ewe ‘) , 7?) . : —_ —_ = — — as ' : - . | es i - > — of - Leuis. in all af which the : ae F es _s«pet wown _ealber, Monday - aon Samy 'e ‘- me? “ . er . @a? I~ of! >: he - . : N j ‘ Lesda } Pr «uf Dispat«ch hoid« membership. a i.» - tee FF ee De > - o . erinit'ne a roreg prwes , ——— ; a . a — a Ins . : 2 -en ard > reet : - . “ ae. 2 red garlicky »hea £1 08@1 17 INDUSTRIALS. ews an omment ss * + $i" : ~ ——- = _* ier as aiteation called to any advertise- A103 a a —— 7 "> gal stn St OS | i . a. rane 4 a s.% + _— ment which does net conferm to PTRSE—Lost: Grand-Leader: A G BR AUER SUPPLY Ne. 3 mixed ~ ea e: —— | Re = & ; me: 5 . . : . « — tae highest standards ef honesty nvelope bag. yellow lining : 4 S ; ' - . — a pecial ¢ orresponde nt of the Py . lei Yros . "4° lL bracelet } rin a* So 31 CORN. inan al the « 2 ac , adong Abe eg . : . ape 8° Ll bra 3 zs an ere. ¥ ve repairs. 6is N 34 ot Ne bm { be ».4 : -9 cl o es Post-Dispai: n = e ‘ iz > @ ‘a« 2” 2 e . » se a = and Pa : > Y > pote? —— evar. : | — een , i e : , : ———— XY-W tr , c* 7 eC Sase4 ra on . * ‘ » 5 . 414 > “a 3 ’ = . . : . —_- -—-- - -—_—— — -- — ~~ LS ne — - — — ~— _ ae x - . Bont LK iY 2 : | . | ore! > ‘3: wmembe _ se STORAGE AND MOVING . e 7 - + - ‘ . ~ a z ~ - a . . " Sy = . vet un 7 > ” as ? : ; . 7 @ _ . 7 ™ . _ . 7 => . . > .* — fe 27 oe — mee ze ‘- & & , rexK 8 eed] 4 = _— ee. oti : joment 2610 4 - : “ AT .. " a . 7 - c | > if 3 ~ 2 © . . - _™= 2 s : a Z | 4 Pa . = Ses ‘ E “iP Po 2 a a 2. or ' ann — — | 4 ieee aiid Ne ws >''e aate ar La zs . “ - ~ y : ‘ a zs - z : e ~ —" = - a } 5 f i "gtor A. a rn anvas aes LARGE aute trucks eiverierced mm e. 3 white oats 69% a: > . an oe. _ pened toda : : s. au man Ebke. dear mother of Mra &4dil‘e ' “abe 173.8 58-3 - wenty ef clean quits ‘o take cs Xe 4 wh te a’ _” * vipa Nia r x & ’ re or 7 = é _ - © - - 3% on derge ea morser ~ * _ - "ea a @ . “a oa ° Bis our ‘turniture _ bour cad of oon mp e a-* te — M4 ‘*« ‘ * : dele ‘ : ? e - . . — oO . an aa 7 19 a ‘ o ~ 2) - : . Wee il no eon herger : +aaq a Poet Dieparr aa any 427 Ya ‘ MOVING AND STORAGE—By neur > : S42 rn Vi , ‘a« ? ATG = = 4 i : * _— . “ - « ~_ abe efer me» =~" ha — be ant 44 Phones eee ™ mani oF voatlact . bonded motor se eee : . ~ « = . . —-_ 4 gw rt Mat a he of nd a) ‘argeiy zs a . aW of M- ‘ ; . C ' owe . . ee " : ’ > =” ™ . — . ~ ™ ‘ 1* "2 = * 2) so? - > = : , ” . ? . > ? +? : ™ ~ yy aE omy ' WEA ear axe . pared ¥ 7 2 ea x8 suring lambs Sales wee Sa: . > ’ 2 “ “£ a ‘ — e4- & : : ee . - ? as , : ° *s.cde 7 : ‘ oe . The . . Y interes — — = as sn sen. Adoption ard Comrg Erencts. 38e STE ATER nar mate Leet: white 134 a" . > ‘= * : -— Bond — = a = . a ‘ é ‘are ,f} - ™ p - ene af Oe el oe May. § choice 8 10a = am. >. anets Ge ‘Geien’ Cec a +0c. Discounts per line- Agate— and Valley Park: reward. Give MOVING, $3.75 PER HO! : ‘ . ‘ a4 : Ye crirre,¢ . 4 ‘ : Ty) 2 . rw , = S Poteae . - , e —— ‘ ems ee en ec : wade -=- R14 °° « eter and Pauls Cemerer: times, ic. 7 trmes, 2c: 30 times : - - : + & : : a a aa .s = az ; os . “ : i v 5s , _¥ = ~*~ mr © oe » 4 ~~ : . . - ’ > + ” My _ = = 7 ta F 4 HT > af = 3c. Sun 2r- Drepia 7. daviy o5e. — 7 °* 452 ' Specie: rates on Rorege : bended | Bee © > Poe Li a & . : ems at Si cto $3 . an S oe he Ee — iner of Edwin _ Tower Grove on MeRee: retars & ve , P- zs = 1” \f , ~ . . rm | ae . . Aa TD a! ifr fa” oe "s ‘ + Trav or and . o re a ‘* ac Thre? eur -— owe new | an hee tae tviggeene” | :. hirty ecceg n-iaw and uncle, im his PERSONAL ————_— : > PER HOUR 2 A. = - - - ‘Tr F : ’ _— ? A? “=e! -ord ‘ . ‘ ~~ "* . "wT —~ . ——- » *)R™ _~\ —- . & _ 7 — # , all .” , - oa ; - o~ * a ~ Y Va es ‘ 4 = 2 = = ~_ m +2 mE cme a. = : ¥ shes . 4741 Tennessee a fn ; ; > an«d “— “er Tene acm : W ows i & oan spel. Fair : ac ' a. aunt Kaie WILA!S reward . ” cern. ne aA . _ : a “« ho atoie Geena ore ' G \HRTZ , tered ehte — ie ~rF r > ’ ar ? ‘ea : .. { . 7 He ; ze 4 s? } rf | ine . ine« and nat Se _ —_-_--—— - ‘ nities . - ‘ . : 4 he - " . at = . ’ = a Sen ot. onrges : *) or? aad rR. ce l he np “ RICO ° Welien Nee . nis Washington. Ind. genera estoons asked en returning same. “ Freight Forwarding F rodu E sew re ee Gahrz ~ ee sliver , 521 . = * _ . ize >= : — — —_ — -_ —_—_—. = —— . = J —_ : ~. : » ae " . . .: ~ ‘ ‘“f Sma ae 7 - - = 7 — 7 -— - ave - peral Thareiat. “May 22a: 3 40 p. | PERSONAL Seat 3 dave at TROCSERS—Loet, on Detmae : LANGAN & TAYLOR ‘EN. hs » > = 2 . a ” De +444 e ‘ te. ea. ne + dan ’ _ — a ‘a7 a . : * “ on , a.t ; imal. on mis Ay°OR. T . ¢ e e : ~ 3 fa ae 0? as =? — : e r ce - = - ° - : ihe . rye “ y > moO mn a a 5 >? dia “* and ’ ™ t ' nee Al ’ k & Vie »\ | Ni 7 ‘ ¥ 4 - o . - —_ > ~ £ zr ass zt - + ht D. . iu 3 ~olrare reward W- dee 1 ‘a a wt an tt eT [sn 7 “ « s ~ Va . a ieee: — , + . er ‘* 7% ese ste ecein , 48 : . m= Gene iace Mteresnen — COMING EVENTS ‘omtaine at 11 o clock (bers ) : * 9 e Southwest, ©¢ can sare : xh “~o , 243 fe of the late Henry ' sus . . | Shenandeat Sidney 29% . Pf eight ‘en your shtemen ‘ wep atten ‘ , ‘ inera - 9 — ———- a a ig : 4) . _={&6 6 hC6® arin vou 8 eliectioar : . HEI ° S CASTLE DANCING ACADEMYS Grand “y — a - . = LD * ntiered = 7 o one ad Fe ne ; . - _ —_ a - 4 4 Mia a ' °s *" =Mondar Moonlig?t Excurvion on "teamer St. rl ou : = | 928 at 415 9 ew. Thursday. evening May 22. e@vance | ——————— =m WALL PAPER CLEAN'G. E . : ’ one f " te ia _ tick -ts ~ic — gaie Mmerczanin “oor 4-S FOORKR— ; erm sal ieee - - a ; a - , sateeel - = : a a — ~ : a — - - nem e . - ; or - . xe — ; ~~ Arcade S.dg Sth and © i've sts. at boat 64.34 ‘a ee llth ] . come «ane $! nathe “« 2 es , ‘= ~~ « ‘« cn nhent : excursion > bogt eaves Weert * an , - im a et *‘ noe «ae? -« ‘ eoen ° 34..4 , = —. ; . foot of Wash'nogeton avy at 8 30 > me +e caitaed ay MMC ui A “ue We —— - ; : > : = _ . ' : > ~ . - = 37 - v= "yt 7 eo 4 oa - $ = . = ny “ ‘ al = ee. = 3? amicus Automobile Trips ana Tours - ‘ BNSE §30-— Eievemts - ~~ Alaa _ " ail - sr a'r + —~ — . a 7 ermeter . . age - : : seauiaiaienms J HA res tr _ re. EN SER F tre a ; a . a . : - KN ae ; HOING ‘ sz aut Teorsdea: n ~ s “ “ end oer © - 4 ” 7 APF , P = . —- : : r . a /a cir - ~ © ; . 2 rere "5 le eo . ‘e , “1 AS ee es " Wer ; axe Ip ie slate «Upenses. Caban?» us s erside ~*~ or ail pa sn. ail - . — -. K . La.” 4 . a ‘aro . ? . \PER ‘ = err ean ng « "pert. . " ee . . _ . - _ a ‘vr - : . .. ~36 ' Sa 44 a eS Ce Jariing ¢@aughter OiRING te Los Aogeies reem fer three 7 cua anteed. Rega €eenets 7 s : * A TA2DU™Me.eFr as - @r —~ %a wy ~« a : ~ 1%40 a. . om or ena ear siste- : _—. Saocanoall LAP gain ae - ame f Shirley Jane and : oe B —“APERT salnt week wes. ces « vdechid great -g-andchil4 ot ang pe-atin 3850 Alberts. B&F me: _¢e Tao ites Pere w@ Chee . ‘ + Yanroge Trage eam 7 i . ‘as large mb Ma» =P opis {einan x “= ar f on the ytrp oda — a i[a i . ——_ Cue “aned '» J F Morgan @ (o. and 123 ***@P One and Telegranh ‘a 3+ ~.-- racespts, 6 ans Unite ~ La ' . . ' + ° . > «4 0 ‘@rs ~* = ~ . >> > ss ] Mn ? ~“ « ° . , ‘heals eo eee f i” : Lal - > “se . Vey “ Ye ms ’ Lh ei ~- > => > - ~ . a . a . SF a] 2 | ee oF ws WwW = a. he . - — we eo? _ Ve 4 ~ sf .*s “rr * . 7% ~~ re ; Re : eer ® Ah Loeb & ia a= ‘us s raco & Southern 4%. : whites. $1 t0@? 2 ™ si 5 © uneral Thursda Hy = «& 2s — FRATERNAL NO T ices ; - ° ~s . . ern lw. we . - ’ & . , “rye a ‘ ~ - = & . —_ rT #7 : . ™ p Delite > : made a new high for ~ ¥ A SR os ~ieeete. Gn ean oa : e residence. 4646 Deior street ° wie LAMBER? jeanne pepper sod pelate Provisions lower wit hhoes. export houses | —— evans a fae OD ue yea ew st S'abama «a siana sa. r Redeeiner Cemeter, ye e aernanie cainting lundeit ¢ : ‘ - . —s s 7 7 - —-—— atl ert ra "ic refundin a | - aie _ =~. > a —_ ; - . wr? ics ae 3 “4 pelo wr sl a e424 » 663 hu ~ 4 2: ere . = s ; . ‘ ‘ - AOaNEN- Errered nto ree a a ? — CARPENTERS * > ee eh P' pa per ha ag’? s. oi} Lard closest Te to 1°! ower anu! Chicago Provisions very strong _ a-Ging ~ese 97.00 @ 8. & __ may 19. 1924. ac 7:55 5 goes 8 mene» a A & ff ..- tee —— ere Phene Cabeny J530W or Cahany ¢ LANSAS YM ; l —Peciki-c Kohnen ‘nee Schur ia 9 ~—, oe as Tamer ome Cretx A PAMPHILON, tebting caepenial A ‘“sudermeytn scaAuinacer). fermert) Sureda Ma =. 934. 8:38 «. =n Cates ar pate iS PaP cnt. ‘mg cleeter , SHING ceinting slesterng. rem x P reer Bellies te 0c w lbc lone: _ ——— . ace in 1dav's -ee on oo , ' gs inciudeqd ™ cher ers 3 S350 Seuth Eleventh erro . : y . © t : ’ . 7 . _ . 4 - ° *e x eT’ - = > ; _ > , —— “anges and IOs in ‘ . ; > + ~ ne : . . steps In ed moter avamdunat eer uy . {pa he “Ne . ~ « ." ‘ 2! owl ra. 8-35-48 San i ; oe : ai at . ‘a - = ’ . “ i 7 : ,? on nh mn ae 7 ne La Se ~ a . i r) Cc ; ” : Ye m og wes Re ae = Satit + - | ereingtca 2 Se Tl . . \ Stre jahen: m Gn : ag . : an ; or ister nN aw and ,un - . _ e Ee acd Ppramct.Y -* ogenond 1 A : . a } : ‘ Q _ — reece Doe “erage Bomon | ato , ~ : SS CORP AND APER HANGING—Aed pateting & G—and palsting — — - . — te ane — — “4 ‘ : Cash Grain Elsewhe \ tt ? A¢ "5 —. — ; . - . . = . ) a re : , Ry 2 wi . . : ® 9 ner [ere mabe rm - - an - R ns (an res den-- "4 e- Sone r — . sork ua Fr . : : : ; ' ) : we “A “can eee a a ae 7 - = a ign‘ e: ™ ua TED lLeed. orest ae . ~ “ | ' ' om 3 | —— See orger. “19984 East ' SEALED PROPOSALS Garfield bap ee Cail Colfas 2686) Nr i Ni — Painting of _ ‘ , ’ 4) , = . 7 = | » 4 . >»? ~ ~~ =? 4 : “Mas _ —— d _ Septe ce? ‘a = ~~ ¥ ae me ‘ excas in ' _ i a 5 . - = ae > ™ = Peter ay 7 _" > “he rons * — = oo A oS — ‘ aah = 7 m “ . wre] —enmce to —~s 2 eet —-~—_.. ARPENTER WORK—Buill . vam \- « 2 ‘of TT : , . d= were . , - H. , ; sa? oe : emmeter Pivage SiLS will be received Oy the Board of screens made ‘o order. © a St cace We know bow” Res ~ * : : \ s = sea) ‘ ome “ . = “= 5 — : . ‘ As be a z a: te nm $345 - — Fores Mu Filow. 78 “eo 4 w. to, = 0 . te meu $1: shipme >a ons aw : re ef * > kinds al Su: idt of § ‘i™7- . as | 2 te = yea mY ce’ rs ate “, 26 18 f0 61035 = na . _ - Metal. - ‘ "S405 «a n rar 4 . . ; - ~ is mothy seed $ s at St. Loui> 2 :' “= ce , ” ‘or gra slated For orr K =m "ee VW onder ies " he Pon s ~ Sewer E x: ersion. "ane. oe earings seroins psermwes te Gar oF _ a — eview o te in 2 24.80 mer Refined turn: C r e . ear father of ¢ = : PAPER 7 y= - . ' " *¢ ere smomins eorge. Em “ar Elsie Keo form of comtrect and other fnformefrien ee Bes a yention a) . . ene “tANG OR eet —— ateh ne Walon . : can be had «¢ the office of the oresiden: Mockber 3°42 Garfield . adie orices per «¢ #saing E r . | Ot 1389 N Wee: t@ : LL mm ee a i “or a oe ' TRNEAPOTS win - . dowhie (‘t8s!18 fF Mv eciag * se 4 ‘= ne a ae ‘ “nh preter + ® “mom (+f rs 1? ‘he Toot .0-te “a : ast ey — ‘ ca ituree or . Ment. > - ete, aro —— vrarn li ode’ 44 Reeres of Proacn Poultr a? se". , ~ | Ky ae 1 ® "ere tea , me “et © 4” fae: 4 é : e . ~ ‘4 . . . _ me " ‘ LORENZEN rt ere | 'rRtr ~~ or —. - sfr ect on f . : tr er yu neg an oe ~t * =e ongtea. — and efi . we PAPER LET - a y Lower. : ~~ : Sa 1.0 “c fer OB YT pwcsiex a ¢ 4 i ™ os Nea ‘ 8°. . — = May ormeres (si Te'trar Thy are rr ow r) " Pe es ‘ Aairn - 7 & °a° ng eyes" rn > ~~ mec wt rte: ore - fad — 1 ~ a s ade rParecr w — po tee sii ae 7 ‘ : Pere, «1 feet. a rise of 7 “ae : and at authorized renren. deer metherm-law of Construction Empicres’ Butidin mn th avers. + Tindews, ert ng : | We!) 8 ~se aaa” Kets , ef & . ara Spon - - Bere Lb. grounds of the ® ~ &.. * o@ tae coum ad ond cil Sil. PAPER CLeEANING—# ' | Leremren noe Stallmerm’. deer sent of ag a ; e Rovdert Keehn Hoeepita!) anr« ‘ee ene i your ant of A EN : er sa ‘ng ‘be vlum@iing «ard <¢rere. a) Cameny 3°67) after @ ‘ ; Peunes “ae 3 Ow id Sler - Viek * ™ \R the ==, cg Precedi urs. 34.9 fret — . mar %. we. oer 10) wei prices. ¢ See ing Page. . et. a fall of Steer | astee Oe * 100 pounds Rie a: and filling stations. | Leone Sumeitt ‘nee Dittmann). “nm se: ‘ S$ SOag 2 ra aizty-eturh reer ' eee Reet.rg evretem end eectrte Firite Verret? gareae he Tyr +: ‘herein. Plans. sperifications. form of HARDWOOD fies set @ 5. 2 * ares tock at San Saber - 7 Urieans, 11.8 fee " s - at — ‘ i« - . « Ss » 4 . ; ~ . a WSs 0 . cilities Remains mn sete af emicleee _. en wel! ceaeone ee ~ 4 centract ane , of . ent ‘f§ other imfermec(en can te =r machine «or Saad ‘cheas ti@tn-er @ance * . VA «deo . ace “lm “« @/.80; stec. bars. $2.7 »* . 3 ————_ — a Ow 2 30. LR hes Be ortice of ine prasment toom on abed | a St. us Cemetery. ce} 304 Ci : rc | “ec work guaranterd. ne _* —— oa «st ls. . APEX pase- haneing ond senting . ¢eii isaa3"”. Dee. 3635 Lucky. ON nw eee. O e o » a el i nhjin. sot ninety ry ok rari
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nr PR eee ¢ oes sng eT pe gree Ota 2 Ee ET ere -geeee. pee a MAT hte * “ SPECIAL NOT NOTICES : : w “anettth | poneitie. fur nay debian "corte,het te: Mooee cl FAWG—UPW'LS'Q) wal, c, TO FIND A CAPABLE OFF ICE HELPER is an urgent matter sometimes. etre Le actec a h 4. . i y1 ort + arnel after May ‘oO rx 4 RS. ROSE ZIMMEItM 4 WALL PAPER CLEAN’G, ETC. [SAGO Carper Cleaning Co.; best work. ee —_ ~« : et eater wre tate Se we ; Li Aaa RO rere PTR epee - Get him through these columns. “We POST. DISPATCE. |___ SALESMER WANTED Bi oo i ie i a a sg ba aaaiigan nn | MELP , _—WOMEN. | GIRLS HOUSEH’D GOooDs FOR —— ee PR _ SITU Sm — | » | 2030, Delmar 2451.' 8829 Fin-| 4/1. rooms cleaned. $1; baths, 25c; paint | PORTER Ga, UATIONS—_MEN, BOYS HELP WANTE EN. BOYS _ AGENTS WANTED—MEN . a ’. (c8)| #nd windows washed. Riverside lw. drive Rng CAR WASHER—Sit.; can | BARBER—First-class: no tudent; experi- | ror tor anes and women willing to j ert . a tment a CARPET ©O.— 9x12 wane | ) (c4) PORTER— Sie e of car. Bomont 1355M. | enced; first-class fob. i711 Park. | work for money: house to house canvas. {AN—N eat appearing: . ov er 25. for | | STENOGRAPHER— Exper ion ed Bob cao | | FURNITURE — Beds. adres Secera, — ; LOST and FOUN i oe 3 epothmdbenes 4058. 08) or Srive a he or mam See gevter | BOl—-Colered.__2P_6._ 22. referes 3 aintelligent an? a= furnish | large local concern. This is an Sn fear. pattern ORS St.) often aie aaa ‘ 7 Bomont 2197 axe of car, Call Leo,’ ROY—Co! pred, for paint shop. 3933 | ies ces address. Box H-87, Post-D%s. | Charies. St | ak SE PS nm ~ eh ; M. +. Beall ve. | ~ Opportunity for one who wish to | es . : - raphe, all in reed cendition, terms , is "RE—upholstered, refinished and SALESMi OC re: t 14 ~ : ne (73) | shes to | STENGGRAPHER—J5 sears old expe esired. (a'i at Fatrinzton's We ra! 7 aaorenixc ne_Liudell 7097. _(e8) | /PRO FESSIONAL || | amet nish succeurut ings, mck, Sales | Nom ake aa es eras RES—aae profits assured: $100 per | ©Stablish himself in a good payng| ,tced. quick and accurate, one nut aint 4430 N. Taylor, 2 - Ff = . ssfu ocal record; j i wy . - sible selling improved vacuum | = | to work Artisci« rni ‘ ” Ps BERING refinishing, cabinet and comm salary | a position. Come : 4 5 yt mattress making Fainberg. 6ALESMAS Box mC 221, ae D. ic {c) — Greligble: aE pest e oe Harry out oe x Seen a cree. BO motors te and oe wee ee oT Ot APHER: x P URN TU RE an Post Dispatch Want Ad Phones Hod 'amont Cabany 2535 ~ N—Sit.: with rel reliable f£ firm: have | at nek Ba . c) ex _Of order: does game work as most | ready for work. See Mr. STENOGRAPHER — fF xperiencre rust youR OLD FURNITURE TAKEN IN BR, 1024 -— years experienc | BOYS—Inside factor work, #022 De pensive electric machines: housewives M ve 4 tngliieh education, 48y job; : . , ape OMe or Central e calli y Mueller Th a good Eng TRADE PY NEW en 6600 iNu— Mattresses remade: Or any ki ng retail trade. | : convinced by ursday mornin 9-900 ¢t : aan” « | , mR 5 wt Bolid agate, 80c line 7 OLSTER Sa? detieed. Wall or eretéa ‘DAN age YR nd of work: Greek nationality. Kalb. PRE sitting, “F seller in year simple demonstration: best 11:00 Ir &. 9: © to right person, salary $16.50 per week Bedroom, dining room an living room * Aepiay. Sic daily, 4&5 — Pas Sun. a. 310 High. Central S234h a ICING : with abilinn. have Salary, commission, | BOY —F. ee factory work; must be over! making pian. ne ov Quick for out vrofit- romestic Electric Co., 922 _Box_Y-220. Post-Dispatch. 54) @uites from $56 to $875 ye town. apute, Sic daily, $b Bus’, sti c7) | ADAMS’ | Private Dancing Schoni | Post-Dispater, "ferences. “Lox W-258,/__ 16. 1126 8. 12th. (¢) | Hammond, Ind. ae} | Pine St., room 100. | “TELEPHONE OPERATING from. $3.00 to $200. Sigg and — * ° . — - - | ; —s rterT ———— cr ———— F ro ® $2 ans play. sic dai’ 'y. Sic Sun. Discounts —— —_—--—— _--- _ West "pine, yvowinas. Lindel 746. 3853 : | STENOGRAPHER—Sit Re pe (80) ’ “et. For oor, ei post work. 1410 Pine — Liv E W IRB SALES M 4MAN—To polk it Crffers apente | advantages to «gris wich Fo! dina hairs and cacd tables to ih line. Agate—S3 times. j : seers SP —~ ability perience; te ©) ers for the Creve Ceeur Nurseries. in | Some hig schoo! training ent in any @Quantity ¢ 40 times. daily 8c. Bun. Sey times. CLEANING AND DYEING SUMME R SCHOOL, nti: qpen; geetens any eeping. Box We28n? 1 Fost Diesen | BOY—Measenger oarvice: aplary wae to PARTNERS WANTED st. outs 'C sonty and suburbs. Address S Miss Harret: A h f! K inioeh tel -* ANG AN vURS.. Ce ‘3 F ' , aran- | STE On ——— start Apply columbia Terminals Co./ __ ur urseries, W } ‘ler. ee ; arrett sO0F ee T0004 MORGAN ST, ot times, a 7 red 1 dun. be; Prices aight work guaranteed. RAs re a Arcadia Schuol, 3517 TB. oe st. Pott | ENOGR APHE -R—Bit.; P aggressive and) 400 S. Broadway. ie PARTNER Wtd.—Man: $1500 cash. sand ‘seta tee Coeur. Mo. Beil ont ate | B! dg. on. ie ESTE KX HE BELT. TEI. CO te) Remont 399 of S58? Central 5052. el = mes dail m. bc. BE Ci. A218 or 1039. W. E.} ~~ --- ___(c8) | tation, know! and accurate at dic-| BUSHELMA N—Experienced. aiter| Wich shop West . 4 | reve Coeur 14 (CBD | cee ee eS. — ie ae Minimun 2 lines cal caer: DE —_— telephoning: nee 1 mins. i ee and! men's clothes. Apply _'° Bushelin gz Dep: | Cabany 6624 End; cook oe 808 oS ee —————————— “ * © 7 ? Pa. ; —s € “ve = | ive = seme a ‘ hd “ ‘aban 5 ol bod 68 In R ey call Sidney J ope "0.2 R 2629 Ww yo- Finney Phone a indel! 5102. td ice. “iS oo civ O35 neineer tn a lab., clerical] ry work strong. ae 23 Oliv 'c) auaaene yp Ran pte twice the ene Se - WAITRESS ES — Cindereiia Restaurant ee pea rand watiress S17 ho: 1. : as ; — . (ey rer ee (cB) i EX-OoFr FICER 1 WM. 1 F. LA CHASSE SSE doce x Ww. 251, Post- Dia: ad a years oe c AKPEN ' EHKS—F or gene: al repair work. audit May 15: net investment $20 604: | ( salen aad girl: cashier a con- »- 726 ‘ ‘herokee . Ee ic) 1 4n . rockers, 0; extension p mt; black patent lee 9 a teU want your house wired properly shadowing. investigating. locates missing ,, , | Apply Parker-Russell, 3314 Morzanford | business has increased 125 per cent in Seon ae stand. Apply steamer St. Paul, WOMAN—For general housework. must-be | $1276; rau Tei sd overstuffed 4 i a, a pan ontaine ° with good fixtures and materials and | + 819 Title Guaranty Bidg. Olive SITUATIONS—w | (C4) | =e last year and growing rapid! ¥:; enly | “Althouse. hington, ask oa Capt. Lax or air kood cook: good waxes 5807 Cates. ict) | room site, Many attractive fa Call Lindell hout damages to your property, oe | 6763. (eB) OMEN, GIRLS | CHEMICAL MAN—Must be expertenced. | — | capabie as Inanaging office consid- | WOMAN—For light housework: no wash-,| ie and suites ree e. a te) or 2249J. Aug. Borcherding, (c89) ee Apply atonce. Grand Dyeing and Clean- ec. with Al references; do not answer CO | ing. 4200 Waish ie) | Diete home. furnishings at lowest prices. : - Loot platinum, diamond. plati Virginia av. L AUTOMOBILE PAINTERS—2>1007x |_ tng Co., 3128 Easton fc) | com ast’ an have the available cash or | Ss | WOMAN—Middieaged white; for gen ral on @ Public Library, 1906 Ottwo. ! - ne : . b ‘ =. . ae ' ee : ’ ee | " . ° Q “yn. hens Neca a ribbon. biue; me eftimate your wlectrical work. INSTRUCTION re S—2109 N. Oth COMPOSIT ORS—Two good men: steady | _Phone e Forest 7 70 ‘J. ary S100 per week. | To pick pecans: steady work. Apply 221 | housework; no washing or ironing: one Sppecte ete. saeeery — wm Cabany B8G08. uy Alberde Wit.'who has had experience in cutting room / -— co ws Olj ive, rea ra. = 43 roadwa Vv ur & * P a ‘T lll CO8s S ALE SMEN—By" lon, a . omobdiles: ee A wey w E258 | Y or NG =, ADT—As apprent “- ured oe 18th and W ashington + Bytom of driteway to St. Louts Con... mercial and industrial’ liehtinge andi craft (ern st Louis Fiyin son 4 hoi -—Sit. : Colored g girl Wants light ERRAND BOY—For drug store; must! Ox.” { ' ran "paSy SOF o., la Kan., Linde! 1 bl = ae | a eo . — Pa PR ri SY ee 5 a £iuy; rewa’) Wvydown 217 (ea) ring. ts 514 Angelrodt st. Tyler 1388. | een ) 4 2 ele. _(c7s ibe erence. Call Lindell So3g 7% chi id: ght have bicycie. 3718 Olive | on st raight ve B.. W¥0. hd Dakotas, Minn > | DINING ROOM GIRL— —Experienced. AD- ' Area cen Bae oe = “Ae he er duick Mes), other fu | | ' ee nae Sy oe eal aie mt a . aT cemen - Saas, use yy a Mencia of ony | Call before 6 p. m. 1043 Fast -f DEAL law; ort: collar licen — ——_ -—— — — | Trad HOUSEGI 4 io eo) | ESTIMATOR —For planing mill: must be, Washing machine, cutlery and Va Oo 4 p Missourl Baptist Sanitarium, 919 + J . : foward Call S426 Russell Rin’ ens WRIGHT DOES I? RIGHT. di © Schools ease i by Uc olored. | weneral | a panewers confidential, Box | ro for sare ae ritory; N. Taylor av. 3)! SALESWOMEN WANTED i Ege , PACT —-loei. goid ggg sa -" ck service at reasor — ences. Call Bomont 18 ‘ refer- : ., epetc i. eee, | om - esition. Fhox -D. (83) FOLDERS—None but experienced. Impe- CERY SALESGIRI-—Experienced, ref. eed. ' ; Sraved initials, AK. QO a@m Menage a a ee ee ey other AR. MEN’ WOMEXN—@100 to $300 monthly im HOUSE GIRL—si 1 - I a ‘seit R— Whit ‘ por wanees Saaeen fov STOCK | SALESMEN—To 5 sell securities of rial Laundry. 4701 Delmar bi. ret -— etait 507 N. 9th. * (eS) Sat Fe Oe. ypreaklip a : even! : . Sens tad , ' : , t me - rhe ! ave r Ces. J 2s Suck in ~ ‘ ne 41,1 : ee “TTT —e . =F : -——W’ * - — ¢ ote’ “tatier; find r + Baga op our material ja the beet; cash | 65. traveling r A Fe nga FR, te oS Lik or care for shildeen. tan _ ase 39 OL Forest i 7 m7, , a vidleadn’ oh J ~—? — pore’ ‘on. 1 iz | FOL DERS—Munger's Laundry, 2310 SA LESLA DIFS—lo0 take orders. salary Quick Meal: like oe es : - O1ta® i114 iM a (e) y Caton Phone Main $568. YY ae ar | Ozment, St. Louis. Mo. quickly. © am a ALE i ca ON : ro See AB RE R E =peries ed , in plan! ng . r Ridg a ae A221 Arc Je be ashington. - oe and 0 ORR Mr Bains. St. Louts| mar bl | ars : it RING#—tLost. = diamond ; a IGHT ELECTRIC ¢ , (c8) | Se N— Learn ba OUSEGIRL—Sit. by colatea’ 722 w= ' = | —' | FOOD IRCK WP . - | Soan Co.. 2A38 Olive st. {e*) | CAs STOVE oa | i > ; Dia | rber trade and become in- housework. ‘ored for generai 413 8 ompton (c-| BALESMEN—#ee sales manager Oliv Cc ECKER — Experi- ——— —— , TOVE—High oven ted in white handkerchief. i | dependent; our system known “+t so i , Of Cay or week Birdie St- ©5933. 7068 Street Ter ’ aN SALESLADIES—Young or old, can make | Areens! Grand 4919) t Deetene ; re be “Miet, tit } - | nz. 19094 % : irdie Strib- 'L 7ATHE RS—Call Benton 2593J. O88 race Reaity Co.. 1608 Boar- : "To > - . - {fer IER) itis : aerere. aire, |. ook, Gateaworth ; EXPRESS AND HAULING | where; day and evening classes, Call or | HOUSEGIRI— “Pin oe ___| _ Mitehel ames sank Sieg, (c8) enced. BENISH RESTAT B... stones with gu, free Biig. 7.) | GAS STOVES—Icevoxes and eS Gee coc, a em | FATLING Wid Oy yee bl ee ork. | work, piain SOgRRE) Be lands houwe- LAUNDRY | DRIVER iy eile Wee OO ee ay ap oN i RANT, 8th and Olive (@) | and Market sts 56) | reasonable prices. Kaplan, 1437 a ‘ov feriier. White and prow, , ° 0 t-Diet santo diy 2 ; Place ndell @7T3RI ; iaiy., iive on bond requires AppPiv Clive et ash : —s ine propositior -\or ide Cnhev- ——— a *& ne tak rder —we mae - : im Vicinity of S800 Olive. Lindell 440. Ni : SPREE | ‘ LEARN TELEGRAPHY. HOUBEGIRE- eer Jaundry, 4722 Delmar bi. ee th ST MT (cb) | GIRL—Experienced. for geenral house. | ~ “e "$6 te Sppeering. 3658 West GAS STOVE—Quick Meal cabinet P——lest; collie. brown and white « | Visit our echool, talk with students: we, work or hel D with bs bi are olgirl, house- LASTMAKER—First-class scourer. do not | SALESMAN—To work wholesale and retail | work: family of 2. 6828 Pershing. ‘c:| Pine Findon Pads _Mr ‘Rrennan and oven doors; pe white | - pewar Please wette Sa64. 2: AS PIPE CLEANERS | guarantee position at $140 to start after. mont 1822 ‘ no Vall Bo apply unless looking for steady work grocery trade in Missouri; state age, | GIRLS—Experienced on 4 = meee | mn coors; 00a as nh Tite GO45 ik |} completing day or evening course: hours (HOU SEK re ae a Everhard: Last Co F035 Marzaretta (c4) | @xPperience walary,. etc. Box 0-252 carton factory. 912 anand IR ny A VA 5 LICTO ; years. nel) ing * % price :#18 Abner( ee ? cleaned. So. sioves connected, | to 1 and 6 to 10. Grand 5582. Twentieth a =Pin—ar : | eee — 7 . — sost- Dispat: n (eR) Tr |_starket. (66) 8s on an sO RS CAS STOV ES—Large lot to pick from i—tLost, poodie, white # on Me er ok cuaranteed. Ss. 73 Serley Century Telegraph Co. 211 N. 7th. (c® oe Y. Phone Lindell emetherions | MACHINIST—Cabinet mill. capable of op- ALES! : (c3) | GIRL—For general housework; no laun- CAN d cuaranteed good makes; when : / Lat *» © a "Tite * ser : — 2 — Sif. : *% a F ric : ’ “dv . St. ar! ig m “ ? { : ———— etna S Jefferson receive reward — ,a 4) @ATER beaters etalon: ranges . NS Fe tre, eeition. a and child. age 12 ’ vanae: aged wom: Sen a ee rer | need ve aghine manufacturer n the wor'd: ' asa Fao? one he. D v ath house- Sal. sATERWOMEN—To a om on oom ~~} let a et > 14th ‘and - +e : $25; . ©r bachelor ERT oe ae Lae ait ———— : I h te line of electrical appliance. house- OCAS #OU o arke . Leok i—Lont, binck and tan, resembling ; gas pipes cleaned. siSney syeciric massage; hydraulle chairs. 811 / high wages * 3508: Lindel! for home than |MAN—For recoopering and sweeping: must Good Housekeeping. 815 Pine. _ SS? | GIRi—10 years, te werk in balan, an Ra ——A “good m oney. Call at Majestic! name. Levy Bros. 311-1; ‘S| 14th. Spd Mion Weber ‘3610 D of, Boy; re ‘ tm. (c82) | HOUSEWOMAN—SI nom oan? | weep 1d. Box Y ys: "rr eek — SAL ESM AN—High- grace. capable of ap- | N._ Taylor. : Hotel. Ask for Mr. Theisen. ‘C) | GAS STOVES—Renewed;, Quick M er et euer. « DeKelb rhs +) . a | LEARN A TRADE—Y. wW. C by wh me eneral house wor years © ox feo) | roacning Dusiness men o igh stand- & .. ; . aT. 2 A. auto _white woman. Phon one Olive ° . : in 7 , ie GIRL—Or > other standard makes: Al condition ahi) 2st brown Pomeranian 8800 « MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES | trade echool. established »ov Auto net HOU 'SEWOMAN. a —— 178 | MAN— irst- Gays. Bomont | 20373 2th waht you can do $18 per week. Box penser yy tenement 9 a. pt : GIRL—Experienced. white, for genera! - a Bridge & Beach, Quick Mea). Baker. ete., ward ; et ies ar ae Teperte re oh .. ». Gaae MEDICAL DRES S—Sit. DY colored: wants \ 10. Post-Dispatch ————— C4) sion on initial and "repeat business. all or r, Qusework: small family; good wages. , AIRPLANES—$750., including is@truction: | gray and blue enamel, at the lowest prices — 1 #845 Municipal «ours - Thureday __Mrs Rerrvy . . aan 2 reti - . Ls 656 W aterman. _ 3d floor west ®uaranteed Al conditi Poher Air- | 4 he “ Bilge VMI FURNITURE refiniahing. cabinet work | 7 3 le: 6 on | AUNDRESs— - — eeeeetincdindd ¥._Bomont_2 568M : MA \-— We . ea icated ena refined, as sub- part time, sal lon Mar ager, 669 4ranspor- GIRL—wWhit 4 } if “ a. k ome craft Corp ‘Flying Fie!d "i aai. Mo ANGAS BROS., 18th and Ww ' ™ : — ad and upholstering .) P Lov ers, mattresses You NG WOMEN needing nelp before and L a SS—-Sit ? Thurs dav nd —— day oy? egy OT A nerican eer et or = ety tation : bi Gg _ Chik azo (4) ; ; 6. sor genere ousewor _. (wo 7 owe @ ous . ’ inf) * XK FUR—Los!. «i. ». Grand near New and rugs renovated: 20.000 sq feet de- during confinement can find assistan7e at WT Sve reterens ences. _Bomont 3036 ae 4 A hy - ate Sex reins "601 Rialta SALESMEN-—Severa. young men, ambi- | Cabany 4355 — See (ebax) | COMBINATION POPCORN AND PEANUT a 1 Gireand ‘entra reward Ferguson 47° voted to best business. Klein Uphoisterin the St. Louise Maternity Mospital, 4516 LAl DRESs—sir by col lored % days in | Theater ire oper tious to enter eales field - we give a siguaation n) Se ee MACHIRE : A EA! UT | _KI KITCHEN CABINET—Por top. Clio! et : female. White : - nat tam ¢ | week .-e os cave a | | Co.. 2226 N _13th (cR) | ie : Ci - ith lMeht tan » PATE = erering work: no job too larKe ck. Millie Porter. Webster O°7e7* | MANUFACT E 0.. 2226 N. 3 oi nd a LeRRARY TiBLE And slocttia En, a a aoe anewers to Se E., Harry Mann : PATENTS LAUNDRESS—Sit the — ee oa 7SJ Wneee 6 wien teh Mee UR =e of ace. | DALESM AN—Young man to sell Chevrolet GIRL—W hite; ,zeneral nouseweds: amal! \‘Guppty Oe. a rs § 8. din — Belting at | reasonable. 2812 Semple ) Po 4 ; er, «i zene See Scot ~———— —~ ~-- " o or ’ p : . rs ‘ can 1 - . oo i j , ply Co -" , ~—-~ B Broadway; reward ie soos = Kent tucky biue grass: wore | PATENTS obtained, advice and volder | _>ring bundles home: ref. Bomont 257#R for city work: 7 to ® hours a day: good! jere ne! 1 them ake $400 per month: Chevro-| 1537W. 5806 Minerva Cavan’ | Palienniie a > | Evin ING-ROOM SUITE—Cane. TR ASS ks—-Lost tortoise shell: in brown ~ - 207 3x. J. Horan, 8 chD free. F. J. Larson. 103 N. 7th st. Olive | LAC. NDRESS—Sit_ 1 by _ colored Thursdas Pay: permanent. Call 617 Victoria B de Sar) iam-Epstein Chevrolet Co eter GIRL—White. cr women for genera! Tn roe a, yous nityre, __ 6108 | Delmer. _firet_ leather c ase: reward Rij vermine 524 . 7] = 7 Windo we _576 ie ‘c56) | and Friday Ada. Romont osQ0 a) eis 5 RE cheat ‘em EB ot ie * dees | housework. cooking for 2 have Frachita av. ” LIVING. ROOM SUIT n f Te oe wr \bvus 4 , anc . i een —_— : xo - —- en eiaaten . —_ — - ee Oe: tortoise: Goodfellow and ‘- home of professional! = , ont | LAUNDRESS—Sit ; colored woman wants MEN—Young and 1d midgie-s ened. o Tul 08 | SALESMEN—2, with “ar, to call on| #*Perience; go home nights, 4261 “Wash: PAINTS—A!l colors; also white; owe ber ~ oROoM ae. Soe Eizel or lage car. Call Lin. 108, ced) dependable Lindell 4171 10°26 N. xa.| PROFESSIONAL ¥ “aigands expork Thursday and Friday Bo. _ trains: tong runs. 704 alnut (cB plumbers tn St. Louis experience not | _neton gallon. Kinberg Bros. 1408 “like noon SUITE “Mohely, ae = : : . ~ 4%. . } > 7 ia - > ‘ ma ~~ necesear : ~ 7 : ~ _-——_—- = . j LASSES— lost, tortoise ehell, In 4 nits rah ot. —--—-— —--— -— --— - (3) LEO Oc ONNEL. Po vioffice oR0 AY cowie = a ioe - | ue , oa ae - e ' Ma cual tte 1416 AD ar y riot 4S ¥ pelle ent ent ABS > rele | GTRL—Of neat appearance. to Wait on B | “3648 Delmar eS : of Cleveiand High. reward Riverside REPAIR PARIS for all washers. We call : @ osiollice Box 128. ! L o DRE SS—Sit colored. wants Thure- Sarah 4 : ie (ot) nhane number .: + 33." . ~ tele- | trade in candy store; must have expei- PIPE and fittings; reconditio gvaren- TC 14h - , ” ) ’ Lega! advice free. (c83) day and Friday. steady lace “oi! a: —E Ae : ah ox F I re ence and reference. Furla Fruit and teed: read iy a ‘| ase ROOM 8 SUITES ~Velour or. for and delive Wydown 2Z5W. Electric | mont 2156W 7 8 Cail Bo- MEN —A d vour . r 2000 E ' LESMAN *h } - | SunD! ’ , yr ‘i bons. ng in » 2. a hair; 3-piece, new, from factory; 2 s Co R009 Kingsbury. Clayton n (cB) vere eee rr. — AT) ’ Ung men 4 « Fe uke iia sA - 4 To se |] ‘ evrolet carr: re- | Supply Co.. n e corner 1&th and Mar- iron. py w at > -p PARKES Lost, in back cagee, name of oe = 4 " rr | LAU NDRE 838 by colored. Thursday. ; runs to Oklahoma, Arkansas, Jexas tail commiasion basis: previous automo ket ic) | Open all day Saturday. 1416 N., telley on case. on (mse car or betwee; S cleaned, scraped an: oo, OW ie “riday. Saturday o Seeder u ) and Tennesnee (e3)' bile experiegce not necessary must he | tra: : air eae 039) | : . . n > ie , ‘ it. Emm Call af ———— —— ——— teal tages ce: Sh pas , : HAND IRONER—Experienced. Apply 8! oa NKS—Wardrohe and dreas: NG oo Sih. Morgan. and 4th. Mer@wan: rewa: prices, Sidney 357 S014 Gray ie ' 2 Lindell 5151M ” ai atter | MEN lo sel ith and accident insu: hard worker and willing to follow our | Luke's Hospital, 5535 Delmar. ©) __ Metropolitan Storage Co.. 3950 ‘Nive teh || LIVING | ROOM SUITE Ov ~~ Oe —_ if returwed to Meler Shoe Co., 4th end Morgan (‘a'i for Relies ‘ Author’ S Thuredays snd” Saturdaya. .” Bo 1; ~# ; —_—-—-——— -_—- -——— — + -, the ed ’ . t E M PL O y M k N ‘ Atl NDRESS—Ssir Se ¥ ee ance good > proposit jon for 0} j mer as sa fe mop e. } 0x ¥ roe) P.-D per ea eckO) ] | : eirperienced Vant« we as .ourge (‘all netween a. m. and SALES MM AN —To reprenent ne of the old- mont noon. “18 Gran te Ri ac. (e53x) est at best estab! shed furni* ire hoy ses | must be abie to furnish Al M4 — d 4 est SRR 4 epresen ive | ; LAL NDRESS—Sit first - 5° PAINTING—Fi) awade ? — 9. p —- - = I. ay" NDRE == ae a = ca —— unior executive w ith a large nationa ly and cookin 4 plant: Lnoee having gO | 4 | i am ly. 643 San Bonit a; ‘take r it KKY=—1. 7 — — | eee or reasonable ARTIST —sit.. lettering and layout eape out ‘ ' ant 's 4 days ; i ae ~ - “Y | goods to farmers preferred; quick promo- _Limits car cB) . —- ant. in leather cane. on Grand prices call Grand 5376M. (cB) leading wages | me ee is ‘let! u faggie RB) Fn nn 4348 S: Fer }\- nown sa.es organization ee Mr. Na- —— = * 2 te * dine rience: practical knowledge bolting cioth, , ai +s tion to those who qualify Call o I eee , e ’ at Nal louis reward. i d li Jer ; and then 89) Arcade rm Gx after 4 . m tn- 7" a. r write He Sk sIRL-—F o! xen ral ousework: no oo . ase ance pal PAINTER—First-ciass. do work myself. | Plush roller and rubber plate printing —————————__ gy” — wR . dD. (eh) H. F. Shea. Statler Hote! laundry. 140 Linden. Wydown 145... Er — : —e wy avee me . card ves Pihir. 1820 =. processes. Lindell 26a9W hoe ed mer ene unary work or clea”- MEN " We dia ~~ —y —— gee : ery UC ic4) PH HAG—Ilast; gold: at “Grand- La@ade naré st.. St. Louis. oO. (c$3' | paAKKK—Si: Neound: can run. shot ey “we Call Lindell 2623]; ask »“@-\-— did no ¥ members of our . Mee men: experienc ’ | = Whit yee ores rewara Forest_ S81AW _- PAINTING—Strict! v h «: )-grade done ree : country wre ferred 7 “ > 1 2 Page ‘wh for __Haze : = -~— —_—_——— | a = — Baw melas ma... i we “ ii “rive, vou a tree “course in sales- | ~ downetaira work: reference poe — a N——Lest; WU pin, emall gol d; initia sonable: interior, exterior. 5895 Map 3 * 5; LAUNDRESS—Sit.. colored. or cleaning ~ or . . I IO TNaL Bomon ” ea: ‘ : ua 7 = tes — 7 c 0 “saw P Box N-212 1B} Ma | 3°32 and ‘) respectively. and 5 men aver-. reseni us in the tela. “Call at 325 Locust | HOt SAGIRL—Good. . for aif oo8" house oo eege a ‘ —- AINTING paper hanging: no job too nA "5 i " ome first or good se ond a — o nite teed $4: $} each for their week's effort. et bin floor. Mr Stanie (8) | work, 3 ouin family. N,. New- POCK FE: EBOOK — Low aralt brows mall. Robert Southerland, Lin. 4347). hand on pies tends ft pastry. for hote LAU "NDRESS—s': first-claes wants * These are the possibilities we offer men - pea 7 > 7 stead, opposite New o 700 8 Hroaaway Phone Main 2086 ref erence (al) Romont_ 1365 Viole - purpése and with an pear di ee e LIVE MEN TO SHRILL MEMBERSHIPS ~—s SEGIRI-—For | 4 genera! housew: ork; : 4 : Mu ’ : " - " - _ - > i] OF f 4 nr @uU a) Te) ° ° | ' } , ‘ ig t Darty. 2. ndel) 2O2° 5 AKE R- Sit. by a eood first or seccnd X 7) se . rr : If interested =T in ” pT) — Oo AL STOMOBIL Ee OWNERS IF Yo! 2 , ome to r gros! ss — PRINTING AND ADDRESSING | land on nies, cakes ans pastry. for hotel Av DRE at. oy an ored. OF cleaning ERAT; ee ~ Se x & — MEAN RBPUSINESS AND ARE OUT TO | 02 Kanteate =4 fioor (od) Pl RAE Laat brow n leather. } Monday att Ac Mason ws o: restaurant. Ster Weil 1441A Mad a ’ cey,. -_ uvesday SBT as Aas : lhursda\. MO! #F I> E R HANI For planing mill. MI AKE 2 E Al. Mi NE y HERE 1s y Or R | : ernoon oF ‘ net 1a and De Bal beTTiM printing at honest prices Mc- loans n st ” ” 1,3) reormia Auguat. 3455 clede | ene vy werk, good pay. KB tioede & Co .| CHANCE APPLY 835 PLANTERS a ee aaeeed 5 ras — vie evar ~~ 3 wn Cc ” ° « » tom a ———$—————— - = AID—Sit - color ! es = “yy VU Iilinois av.. E. St. I tl ‘ » | “1 n INGS O , . o . a re ha or | —— : : om a S.. Bae Nn lith «ft , _fel@' '- 7 a “TF Senate 04: ~ ——-. mg — M a a - con ri w wiahe maid *a k. eres a _&. St louis, I M les | DG. ~ MORNIN ‘ NT ’ 195° & Broadway. (od) Rsk) ont 1c store ‘turn purse, ~- —apoe. trade Write or call 816 Russell “at ae e an: achelor, ofifce or private NIGHT PORTER—Must have good refer SALE SME N—High-class. energetic, caDa HoUSEGIRI Or roman. ¢ cen- winanes, keep money. Mrs. Smith. Grand amily Ste} a _Hardi ng. Delmar 3190 enc, AMmpiy Mor ‘rose Garment Co., 808A ble ve and warm-air heating furnace SEG ai k oe —% = 3814 | , Be ———— Syinggenngeipagengennn - ___ STOVE REPAIRS pect Gag ‘ and Jobber, all be” MATRON—Sit.: middle axel lady wants Washington. 7th floor. 14 salesmen for central weetérn territory. Mattie sma!ll family. 3814 PPURSE—lost. Girand-Leader. black sik Se nar 5490 position as matron in ins tuties 7 hora PAINTERS—First-class mechani yen | File avplication in own handwriting. ad- me... envelope bag ~t pao lining. $9 in bills A. G. BRAUER SUPPLY CO. | “ARPENTER—Sit.. old or new work; day Mra. H. Thomason. 3514 Pi: se Lin ate) shop yee ty R1A? » Chestnut . oo I ising age. reference. experience and —" | HOUSEGIRL—for general housework ; ref- 1 bracelet, 4 ringe and kev*, savinga - Btove repairs. 316-18 N 34 st. _ic8) | or contract; reasonab . bo! est 754: 5 3111M Reet meres, ARE A PAINTERS—tlUnion: come | ready i a , a Pit - Bag Bye By -- reece, Fequired. Webster 934. 210 eel book reward. & It ro. 4 ee! - tm — CAKPENTE R——sit - new or repair work NI URSE—Sit practical nursing, can! fine. rain. shine Jae wv ‘ard 311 10 Easton. ; (4) only will be considered. Box J-207. P.-D ae ang RiP ae noeaoare — gg ———— : | erage TORAGE by job or contract; screens to order.; ment cases preferred. [422A Henriet: PAINTER Fe rst-class a lettering Fed (eS) | SS “ee ee > 00 KEYS—!fet. bunch between ltth «yl > AND MOVING — _Vhone Webster 2013. ot Grand 8269 dined , eral Tr = 4 gh 3615 Forest Par 4 (ehia ' ¥.. in iwerside’ | iso" — ee Tih. north of Pine to Washington. + CRAWFORD moving van. $4.50 load: or CAKPENTEK-BLILDER R—4577 ; Fountain: | SEAMSTRESS—Sit .; children's clothes | pba INTERG—Un ~ oe ~~ | SAILESMAN—Or saleswoman. to call Upen | . ward l.inde!! "77. 1004 Racoon f P ler o »bb ne furniahed. end fancy work «4 specialty 4307 West . —Union en a shop. Jo06 ma vholesale and. reta! drv goods | HOUSEGIRL—W hite: weneral ~ housework: a ’ q contract. vrniture exchanged. bon aiterauions, J) DOING; * a ‘ : Balle lind 504M 10, \ Bailey av. ee Wright bianing Co trade with an established and advertised good hore for good girl. 1624 8. Broad- RIFLE ~~" a ‘TL-caliber repeating Kem iss 2610 (cB) Forest 8006. Hours *% 1. after © ” a3) ~ = 1@. pana - ae . , 4 ne of baby pants, dress shields, etc.. on orne ington, m “anvas care reward RGE auto trucks; experienced novefs, _ siniepantengempnemmnnibnaens ——— | NOG PR—Si:.; bookkeeper. will. = _ ne — omigeion basis: one preferred w ho has NR Ae Co = gy gE me Cabeny 47 srw __ S847 Kingsbury igs! plenty ef clean quilts to take care of G4 np pENTER—Sit Kood mec hanic, repair! work evenings er do copying at home P. AP ¥- . - . merman, Grand 4539R. “T62ZA - | STENOGR A PHER—S t.. Or assistant book- | PARE ER Hi ANGER—32 11. A S. Grand + 216. Post-Diepatch poate Soon ec ic) | HOUSEGIRL—White, general housework: | ony ac7n roa) MUVING AND "aor Lo hour, load ton ae oa a _ (Ss 4 keeper mort hand ae renera office | . ~ : 2 - ; . pa i tn te ine a ia # prefer Germen at is looking for gvo4 pe ; aie tiagaeree mer my or contract; bonded mo.or service “ nih = mone Qi ‘olor erienced work «a! al expected $A per month 4 AP ER HA NG ER (S—Firs a ass ; Btead i a ; ' a } home Delmar 46720W. 730 Melt. second eric kK PLN —Leet. diainond: liberal re Brasch & Bo! linger. Bomont = (eB) (CHAUFFEL ~f ee) Sw —- "| Antoinette r ne. 2911 Rutger at work for good men 2307 Sidney feo} SAT.ESMEN—Preferabiv over 25 ene fleor. _—S ¥ ie ward Return trardner Pocketbook to PEC (ail Landeil JL callie - = - - -i - : a - eeme exnerienced nm pge@liing household | 5a i iat, —— 7 ie ra . Bh ’ —— s Nox ’ —- jt m _ I ~~” HANG ER one-edge. ¥ : ee - Bre Olive. = ‘ See-dietanc ~y Mg, WOE =. CHAUFFEUR—Sit.: truck driver; expert: | sana aRAP HER— Bt Miatetton Gee tone of work, 1021. Grattan equipment. brushes, insurance. Mise HOt Pwith hous ——o, for = out. ie anaes . : . er 1é nte steady | oats a + pte . ~ : -— -- eal instruments or aimilar specia!- sat wit \ousewor no | t- BWEATER COAT — Last: white, woe 196. J! 0. "Landell. 21 ea pe nae * | Mriting: will make excellent office masia PLANING MILL MAN—First-class, — on ties. have opportunity of making per- side work Good home for good sir! Monday. from machine. between 8. Louis PB) Jov tn Ma — aon | Ani, saiary secondary. Sidney 1770. (e5) tenoner and etl ker mas hines \V+l eon manent connection with earning poa- 4294 Weet Pine ot) and Valley Park; reward Olive 2AI4. TIW $3 wi Y jcrtacrrht Resit. by young m arri eeu. | DSPENOGRAPHER—=Sit beginner: excep- eraning Mill ©o., ; Wells — ‘¢e-3) sihilit‘ee of $35 to $150 weekiy. No iol SEGIRL—Experienced “white. for gen- | a AOD AS Le ea Oa eo MOV ING, 40 PER HOUR tu drive delivery truck, best “a> ~ ~é tional qua eon tiene adapted te genes) Y B “MB ER i‘ae 1 Delmar 1987R. Ts | comnet tlor 3 days tre tnne then eral housework white: 2 in family: ref- yee Bpecia! rates on storage; bonded motor careiui drive! hiarry \ ogier. Cissias office routine: neat and aggressive. x#¢e 7 - >, ~ a guarantee Agains' og ssion see erences 412 N. Union, 4th flee’ wert TAIL GATK—Lost: brown trimmed im service. furniture taken in exchange. oLlsiw. | 14. _ salar _open ei ames 17h (ot Pi. 3 BFE. R ng or 0 rb ng c has. _F (;ra \fr Cates before 1 m or after 6 ' _ pet 040 a o%. , : (e) | lack. 3 stakes around 7th and Mar : PRAS. li STORAGE CO. Bomont or Cen- CHAU KF FE UU R. Sit, by young colored man. ‘oy "EN wR APHE A “Westminater. oe TAR PAU Lan— lat. bet ™ own BOth : (;,ener al Ww arch ousing > 0. Street ¥ M. .. AL bomeunt (Un + ( } AOLG r Mf about Tr ry’ ™ mmr 4 ceR—For dr 4 — ma ored on ve ee Pe nee ee . “ ——— First-class “for Kelly & to follow the instruct! a, ng | 179. Post-Dienatch (od) —ILoet. on . 5 7) ‘ Bs a ee We) —Sit.. .olore avy Wor lean —TT? ne th need pp! ’ n. all reom oe ~ -* ! . ° i Hamilton and Clayton, Saturday after , tANGAN & A 10 “ ERK—silt., expenenced, age 18. g00d ne or small laundry Delmar 56086W | : y-19 re . Tt) yp le $ +) Bid today. from 10 to 11 and 2 to $.| HOt Ta’ d & i r{ fe r ret of house rn st het andoah Stdneywy 38746 roe freight on y ; 3 1. for pri-} SHOR SHINE ROY—Az piv o08 N La ‘ ‘ > Ty, ] AN E | | expe anced. o ee — ~_— our shipment A telephone | COL PLE—Ssit. by man an , Phone Lindell 4675W | ler ic4) (; AS Al i . e r 1907 Bremen (o7@: | q -_ - r . s 4 Hone I rie | --—_--—---—_—— -_-- -——— - oO a i v. aes ie , oe een) ne oormne ‘ — ' cal’ Wis b — you a solicitor: ‘i (cBU) i \are fami i}. Maud } vuns. . id) Ww OMAN—Si t. b oe olo red. dav work any \SPR 4YER—Who unde retand® mixing « Steady positions with good pay . LADY — Ff a5 ‘vears. to an cutting anc Founda = — ee ea ee ~8o —— “100 “a gas cD | Po tm lg rite or call Mattie Moore, 2027 | ors. Sodemann Heat and Power (o.. 23d for men who can aoe ee take charge of coving yoo. a | as KANLK MAN—=s ry t : joeco! No ! : a a me i? es Morgan icy gas appliances on on ' ‘ i enlv need app y rtistic urnit . | PASS KOOK—F ound: Terminal Ampocis WALL WALL PAPER CLEAN'G. ‘ETO. erator, can run any make and keep sate LA N—S “a rm a or a lath payments. Apply Domestic Bales | $448 Lindell. . (eo. | tton 4435 Ce iv’, N. Jith et ue an. ~ ; areat peracor; ll vears ace WOSLAN Sit Gernan des'res wash ing | STONE PLANER anda turning athe bs “he GAS LIGHT , tween oo Bae — ° : 64) : ALL reom L reome - A55-- Kieventh Diatr ct Linde|! 1°45) (BN) ager for livest LOC i ain io) Romont 1196M TATTOR—At RRO Telrmmar and Vets lair i BOSD ae 9s i . VW AL PRrEUR > iol‘ " NS h—-— ‘entral LD. = )X ~~ ‘ pi 744. 4 Ss Mth ‘ Layman — - — ~~ a —_--—--- - - —— -— . i a ns TAT?Y Entel’ igent and asi rious. of : trict XPERT paper cleanine and paint War! eR married 6 voars’ experi- | WOMAN—s#t' colored: to 4o cleaning or; 7 ATILAOR i class, experience a8 ' pleasing pereonality. for high eee aaa | | mg. Riverside COC OR (5) 4 ANT gy eh large apartment, Living | lwundry work, experienced Cali Lindell | sume charge f necessary. Grand ‘Tat I ESM EN opportunity for permanent position. wit EXPER T paper clean ne a “‘Troome_ S] . ia tess cll estaas repate work, painting. 41274 eS nL a a n n o$ pi m . - SA old-established house city or traveing Sgt Kuaranteed. Regal Cleaners. Tyler) ox W-361, Post-Dispatch. BN) | WOMAN—Sit. by young merrisd woran | TEMATERS—Tamm and Manchester. H.| 1 Surety Co, | 801 Rialto ‘Thester Bids eee pom? MAN—With ne Ford truck. wants job | cleaning O*% wae a. wo srs. c- en aaey en The Nationa 8 f MAID—For division work ita Angiy, nenee EXPERT maint vashin ‘ ‘ A — ith nev ora -* vois Fr rank Kor! er 5) ; Colorne av eo ‘ i NI _. & DD oor N . h] _ keeper. St. L uke * Ween ‘ % ad ne Wall Paper clean- : ' o : ness 2030 Gravol _- —- i. ~~ TENONER HAND—Appiy sas gs ecapanhie Oo fs BUSINESS CARDS side 26 -9R wee 3650 Alberta River- ——_*- ict) WOMAN—Sit.: German, middle- ened. Lis needs a man W ho ] Pai ; t mii —— : ! ne —_ , en 7 . 10 WwWash- ser A | saat ronmaried wishes pork pfany | “cwimes,wart by the dager week. S0ql | Tie CLERK—Yourg man 14 te 18\development into a district | w,!>—cokine apd noveerent, pe ™pst cleans paper and paint . 00d a ” aoe hi ne Mr. € haries, Debs : vears o age a large man: acturt " - ctevrnasie painting Lindell SOee Ww. anit’ Fi 4 pe mac _| WOMAN—Sit.; 7 nether with | daughter rod concern: state age. reference and sa! aoe | | manager. While learning he | Sey i oe Call Cabany 8601, or me AINTIN ‘ erg ~- ; “ark: exnert- school age reepec table family; refer- expected BR iox © »-245. ?. DD (c4) , , ; MA! EE CARPENTERS & os == al hanging. cleaning MAN—Sit. Soloed: wants er or yard- ence. Grand 7193 — _ ———--= | will be able to earn a good liv- | SAIL ORDER CORRESPONDENT—Wel! A MI HILON, Jobbing carpenter. 5 Gudermuth Oe St ee | man: references James, Homont « O4J.6W OMAN Sits. by 2 colored, laundry or TOOL AND DI E M AKE RS ‘ing. To the man who qualifies ” erder business and agency corre- Cotes av Pare ASERING paintit lestering. od. wants work as jan itor | cleaning: whole or half days: $3 ae d. 1009 | ae enographic ability, high « ’ " | } tari .) - ad? ) - “ *" 75 | | cre. , - GARAGES —Frame. aries: bus yt > a — $001 pointing. | ‘Forest 5026 — yo oy yy reference. Lindeii | $1.65 _per day. Jessie. Bomont © aah + tre nares? ——— 80 cents a REAL future is assure 83 aaiheel "graduate exceptional copper unity an promptiy ‘Rosemond.”’ es nae oat willing hington WOMAN—Sit. bv colored, experienced; | *n hour to start, steady wo PD dvancement: references required for Washington inset o') a hy 4 APER Cleaning and paint wasning; no! ®&96J. William Was © iron! by the day. Lindell | BRUSSMAN MFG. CO., 3819 N. 234 et. fe 1 lanters’ Bldg. (e for advancemen M oo WL ad . Stree . 2, _ : " ryed “during “Gay. clean! ne oT oning y y * : ; ; . : - this k nda Pd work Apply _ r can dr: ve car: @xcei- em wr ° _— oan 4% 50 McPherson ‘B) - i x > pee ere ‘ral office work 0! , | YOUNG MAN s ) assist in Ce of en P . qi | eferenres CARPENTER ten ura . ot = tion of 4 ye a coe woe th ‘Call lent referenc es. ox W-32. F.- » ron works... Box Y-. Post -D! spatcn (ec) call on ¢ lothing, general and OPERA TORS—-Exxperienced on children's | os; aiso building o ramne »> Sinai, do Work mMyse! (“all | ... Sit er ral years’ ex- LS ~~ mT ee - , . a - work oO Hh arages. 4°11 Beethoven. RivereS . Fe MN 422) (4) MAN AND In| wholesale Dusiness: willin rO han a Pm tous. in sales ‘aenian department stores ; good oppor serbonper 615 Sach st. = ‘2 ie’ Faiipae | Pre Satan enters NIHELP WANTED] crccives cmcmeis, mime | fh . yada CARPE ED.W...2, *. on HANGING Wid —-Will estimate to go anywhe references. inte’ corporation located in town of 3000 pro itunity ;: liberal proposition {O | Ap RBRATPOR Sewing machine and finish. | ARPENTER—General reprise, gara? t . = oe ad Klaus Bros, Sidney 2175. 2707 17TIW. BROS. ‘Ww ‘ashington. Sita pie. Must have high school education ' | on vests. Apply 615 Chestnut, 24 | Seereing porches. by day or costier: mE pipet ©) | ]aN SIC: age BO: caretaker office Jant- =m J | and te wining vo start on emai! salary. | right party; man With car pre-/ psor. SE Mab a en on J . 4 | . - Se i ’ - - ee ont . ertu sit ” tinn ‘ . F a — ee . Ss Mock hee "37 a3 Garfield av. a HANG ;oRS— 100d rT ty han'cs . rea- ; tor. wate hmen or other i ht work ~. mance . ie €C at Un Re 5a is eg oO . f e uired OPERATOR—P oe x for relief 8 leo . 2 Ecos: aper cleaning. Forest) o, pert time: 26 years wit oY “4) | Boys oat rite Box 3-208. Post-bxc) | ferred; reference req uae | elerical work; must be bright. willing | eA ef able | nae fir one and 4 ; PS uC id re RO) ; loyers - vayerences.__ L indeil 4 32 JJ J. (4) we Yo NG MEN—? to take riers ® of lers SUPERIK IR HAT CO | and eunctual. Rox y.- RA Poe! -Dis * roof 7 t iter ne , i- . — re e . ‘ »p! -_—- (ge mt Yee a’ atlo 8) : . S cleaned. $1. Call Central 5589R. AN Sit.: 25 years old: 5 pe ASPHALT RAKE oe and exper. | 8 OF er, oe eS eek. Apply F , — | OPERA TORS—Euperienced covering & ma GANAGKS— i kate Ce en Wa ee a (Sees repairing, se! ‘ling middle- io. oe wear | _2nced pply 510 Pontiac Bidg.__(c5) | Goltra. “ 3’ nev 4097. io7@6) giadiyv fu furnish particulars FI ENITU he ‘a Week buys $50 worth |\JUNE BRIDES. we furnish - N08 _ Cheutesy ____ feb) | plete, $426; reasonable terme. Ft "RNITL RE—Fiat for rent: no deale-s Prosdway ; 4A 8 Grand fem) SEARCH WHERE You " ae FU RNITI RE—Living “Ain! ae and bedroom You will not find greater ba eultee: also ruge 3409 Chipnews i‘) | larger Selection in furniture. carpe URNITURE—Dining room and parlor aet 4 cheap 232014 N Euclid Forest @4457 =f ae RNITY RE—oOr 4 rooms 7 rented pave rer? good condtt lon e AI? S Ld aston ee RY Ft RNITU RE—$1 a week buys $50 wort ) MULVIHILL r 3 sm Chouteru eb: *y FURNITU RE— Four roome. comp! etely fur FURNITURE co. 4 ; ni — —° e 515 N. Vandeventer alt after 5:30. ba » 4 FURNITURE—Mohair living room ~- 12 “114 N. 12th St. a: Coxwell chairs, phonograph, lenrp 521 | CC ASH or CREDIT "" FCANTTURE General amarimest a | OUR GREATEST SALA * etoves ‘ryt of the high rent LANGAN BRO. F. ¢ 18th and _netge?_ oA ween day to Thereday evenings.” tg) | OF STOVES Pt ‘“onten © € PRs conce Soe fe, | AND. FURNIT onreriw a 7 r PURNITCRE—Contents 4 Teoma, elimoat | WE SAVE YOU_'4 TO “eg “invitees: a=?| FREE! FRE Caheae 404 w “4974 Hamilten ter. ich: | clency le@e than year old Gea: tor) - young roun.e very cheeo if seid “ig! ° weom rey 1 ly amy can rent anmart™ent — Purchase of oe or . - } , NO FURNITURE -, eap extra fine iwer ao 4 cash thing for newlywede fine walnut Terms. $16 any a room, velour davenport set. beautiful floor lamps, 6-piece walnut kitchenette set. eae range. beautiful drapery and cu ne: sell al’ or part, apartment for rent. 3130 Magnolia firet fleor east lee mNtTURB—We are closing out: i? ur golden ocak. furned otk and early Frelieon a china closets and ««teneion tables t BO wer cent off here ie @ chance . Wetiens to @wet thet of4 buffet. ching | closet. extension table or chiire Lanegan | Pros. Furniture Co... 18th ant Washmrtean FURNITL RE—Chaire rockers. extension tables. Greesers sidebeoarde wardrobes very low orices just the piece to pick eur. your outfit. everything kept ‘n santtery | condition delivered free in the city er euburbe. free pecking for out-of-town buy-— igh. . a ors: we sell wholesale to dealers in ematt ' fr tora, exten uy #21. a oe or carioad iets Levy Bree. 3113.15 “4 enii4 ook 4 514th wt. (cf) extra soecial. $1298. f > ao e i, Be nee - as Lay ie tt Sail ia Sage Oe o gt ae om zi “ “ e eee PS
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Su perior ¢ m ae 2 & wrt —4 45 iv. 4 @« #i.ras 7S 34 ae rinhi-e Re avis er =) Pe he Chrtr . 1o ity _— LIEF L.IN i— FORD DEALERS sha DON . += * > *ouw7 ~~. es + m aaa "es 10 t , ~ f as es au Se | aro -» u » ee’ aX. 7h ~= tn she , ww] = dé flersor (pen eer ngs =U aar terms ~~ ~e Side ; 7 . easel a 432% 3 _ wii . ’ “= - rane ng Torry Suites San ‘ z ' ve 6370 a v1 r J Warne ‘ ax “40 : 6) ' fa °40 oy ae ps ae — Warne otrt 4 si’? Ns Mae . . e ) _ Piece wa nut be? oo *u ite €\5 . ™ em~— ¢ — - = tad said _- er - aati anents oo eto - _ — - , -_—— -—— —- —$_ 512 eed : ning. Morris. 2810 . MALHINEAY zn . : mae . . : . , - } wate k : BICe@ Car fas -s ¢ ar’ ar Person eas wit the average se! - > vay Fis : 4a &® Date De wita Fe - i ta ar imate Sous ner equipmen good «= moter; $325. FORD—Roadsier. stare emountabies - Siew hw, elgg Nantes ! - odie ised cars iy ae : > y 4x3 so) : " urn. Houses & Flats F For Sale eM Co. 308 8 is om $1°3 down Morrie 2810 Olive parking light. fender mirror: cood m a. one pen Thursday eve. Movms ttle. and you can save almost half what HUPPS ore io $. Buehd - Tha... Bne reg! eirtes ee - — . a _pR Ea STEEES ny , : he en a ‘ =" eye saree ‘ an 7 ‘ atthe aati Dh Ss — a "tr furnished 4 rocnue and s MuT wor coe ee, ee AuRD— Coupe. starter jemountad.es es. etc: $165, $55 don Morris, 2811 Se a 5 aly: sale starting tedng BUICKS ie . . = n 4} ‘ ete =Pri r ’ or . perch. aca p for = +e 7 ar. € oe VA - ‘ —* : . = , od | Via ~~ *° ~*~. enocck A2Adeoroers é6°a eres Aarre cm x a - = ’ - — . sence . a * eovers/s pe ° -_ . ” al We rea‘strr zg a*e ar? * a Bi ‘ : ° | -——— g whee stop signa swe Motor: Of FUORI hoa dster ig4 new se we | tee ~~ Son el ne~ioe : SS oS - HT dD =a :FRAMP N JBOD _ Locust “¢ DO] MM; ES sy : , alien = S - ™ Oe . - ‘ 'ezges nee > ° -- = Mar } 7 - eae ee » , - 47 pers OK x ee et this ar s @n —_— “a . Tis te 1:15 . LA ~-4 “ro me ana bat! ent S4/ ° SM i FY ca @ a S195 s > n { s ~mide > weeks sa fe $100 ane 1923 13. «(C4 Kke eX Oe? Tt ions c } s° °er? lt 3 ( b ev T A he iFh. - "4 vee wrg “'e gz a S.A - ~ wen — = . a my ote 2 oom 7 ~ @°Rn°3 qr” @i1°* : 6 iia ood ft us sia a2 we . . le , 77" ™ . ; ok —— Dieteis fur ished fo house keep ng ea x. 2 poet “stew. °°! Market cS) PORI—Coune 19°) 8a COVers atarte os ) int ~~ ohn ee alance 10 snths Sol THWES ash 4 : t ouring FORDS ‘oTis—J. a " a a) omy. Cail after 4 Uesda 46.1 4 « - — me - xk whee eur shace speedome'e: bie i-d A MS Vt Course, 4127 Olive ET “sD 3 - a t . a Like new used verv ‘ft . ~~: vane —_ - a aznue~ eo.a 52x FOR Ds aisters ob - : g or .- ot oy" ne ' ei 8 : - = prices. see i« , tee nA + the Giote Wernicke i & sfc- -~ynd Of, “ t " 442. “4 ‘ hs Page 19 thi "RNISH EID FIA en BS ’ ful ~~ m4 yan @€ @! Ty G i : - . . Se Se ee eee ne “ - reals rh ; Se 37 a0TY ] aged J pm” - = remt flat; eaving cit home afier rented, ex anges " 7 re. “3 2 FORDS—S oupes 19S1-"l3-"se neaéis Be oad 1923 medels to select from (as Fo ra Sedan, 1923 & , Su ' \'/ {2 Lee AEN : i \ A heed R/S 2A ‘ 4 Bi Ze FRAMPTON. 3309 Locust i=5 SOIGA Mar ? ay Electr Rs be 4 ee. ae “ . ——— ee $150 to > easy terms , t a % ? RIEFTING — aaa . om © Sa ! e. Ra = —___—__ rae ° . P . rm “4 J tt prenetor | O FORD COUPE 8 Seas "5" —" FORD SEDAN = eee w seen For Sais — eee ; rts Du 2 nr “ . te , " eT oN |AUTOM BILES) 199 pare wit a new car! (OY) [T\V/[ oe CADP CVD | _ soe cat of pintehon: geen maroon bedy,| ina the ma ceemewunied im value Senaiaer Demonstrator Sale , re ae : . : on . 2 ’ er 4 ~ ' —! cK. _-e ow) "\ (wae . > & . ‘ ~~ a ‘ ‘s f ‘ ‘y 29 _a - an : “i ¥ ‘ = $m ; F = np = . a.' ia *s or En'LD > Goops WANTED i+ . Sse - has oces danni ea Nee Jw l/ LaCGOnmanas = \ @uaranteed mecha ‘ nd five DODGE = — TS oe od | 13924 MODEL a en 2 fest s cine T pew riter : Li + “ : - . _ a REE is : ~ ‘ ; “= 2 OU ar 9~. mod _ . uf i pas me : ae new, 2v0U, terms. Riefling’s =i: Olive. ti Pu very iittie—just DBreke tn D emons strators : on ef . Betica . & : . « _ ee Carpets furniture, conpiete TDs ~~ FRAME t! ee . O ~id pwWeiings or sma ots, F Hire — ’ ° - en nes = Sent Ore —s . . ie ~~ enough to maka it good—at a big . wolute 5 be st : »* jad : "no if 8B oe. or ~~ eel - ~ — - ~- - -7 = ‘\ r t \ “M ‘\ ° oe pet - Tx. Ww: en: * meee : ee — esteem a= vy? ; ht ~ ¢ - ~ 7; 4 j i Deimar 3864. # | FOR HIRE—1-ton truck, «tj_or halt day People? Read This GRANT ROADSTER = 7 DT. °”~&«| *.threusheut: $400: cauy ant o04 vie 1 ay fil ante ix Studebakers gee each. ADpLy Ras itor, 1 S74 alii eateeioad m F-O-R-D-S Theretas eve.” | Tams. vven | NEWELL MOTOR CAR CO. pecial Six Studebakers : mee 2° . - " ~ er ~— oo © — " " QD or +o 7 } .* e - > . . °. ™ ~ 7 = » ae ur “+ . ae * ae _ unis . ta . .. —— - PR _ t { 7 PES Ss Af RIFk It ED i°«@ € . a> E g => “Uuneda \ e Morr'e 810 e st ts. = = we - “ me : “ ae Othe? — > s , — -——_ -_— — een ~~, . . . , iat (fe — ; . - = r - . a — 2 — ; aes - - — . va 42 ee wee nar reray a. er 16 - iz mR 1) ( ‘OL PE This gene RP ge a tk — shres ate models seians tourings Dod: S i Oo _— “621 LOCUST ST. Big Six Studebake TYPEWR ' TERS yom on “~~ a Reba 2s Sars. fa Xe Saeoe ORD ¢ na Soe" | owas eee, cwe,.teem Dodge Touring ee z Six Studebakers fo 9M ape REST : = > . a . ~ be : , a. ‘. ty? o rg, oS . oO JJ => ’ eee | gone = Na a etre ent rm nee Me r - _ = a s ’ ‘Senn _ ont "Hin : OPEN AN 2. ‘ LOSED MODELS. ns =. . a ’ ine . - ra | : # ta -uftabie. - Poepreeal z _ cwy _ _ oes —oe “ * hall j 7 a on , SR — 2a Y 150 ~— Lead Sead L L373 GOoOnX SZ ATA, 7 j \ Am *ean sey ’ “© ot , — zx = 4 Sa Te .7—r pry as a S lowe = ao seal ta ee a ey iis an Save money by getting s&s a : Mats ~ aD —-—-- — TT . bares an«« e: : , ‘ 3 . ammeats — _— - —_—_——— . a f= om . - —- > — = & . s — — — ee ee : » Bi 5. eas terms ? sae . a " i ae "eee es ye = : . these ears and at ‘he ane ey y ¢fPeen! Te RK AR 7 ° te, Wanted $] 2 ) t™ ¥. , = tee ~ in - .- 7 > ~ — - ws ~*- 7? m™ rs = . ee —— 12) {UTOMORITES Wid —All binds: any com ts 193% a6 | toc eee fA . . Ss rien ; . * i . - Senn avey ~ — -- — - EE — —-— ; he 6a ¥ Ln . . > si worth yo - . 3 Mac” ph La | . s On we ‘ 4 vi. aX wv Sisto | rng DOU! ate a ~~ Fasy terms. 7 4 Ma” p> we ss a aa 32d an ad ee bY : . + an RITERS — Underweods. Ko: GRNITCAE | Wis ov are wrt , 902 Ss. I : ; “5 ESSEX PE _ 6 4-passenger 4 , ope - ” 4- D Fo = Se lan Jt ne t‘«£) : OU @au e 7 sagem . = . . s* ' ' >. re _— . - a 2 ° : tea. ALTOS bo - O00 cash for autos: 1385 1925 ANWET erte nd " ) C ~~ ne had hest of care a: — 5. Fires ct \ - . - eo5 eg : ; = a dn , 4% . ~ m. _ - = Grara °™) ort - 21, § 1S ed @ a 4 ee ne ay bring car, c ; ) Fie . : . $59 + rea. berre SITU RE Wid —Bad! contems “MONARCH, S118 case. 8) Terms $100. $200 down a AMS. of Course. 4127 - $23 _ saey PO , Sf* driven 9 months: extra tire she men 7-8 pc = SPAR, 18th and ~ " ted. $3 per mont 3 mo flute. owe! ings. iarge o sma i its wren oo) = r —— c See v .« en ‘ ; ie Lhe crowds ——_ —— —— — = / es =» &@ $1 i 1 r? - priced ts «- : 3 ee S ne M AXW E L 3 SPE Ry Oa 4b i le ist (Sarr L2On and - °« > . lm kes repaired and rep Srices. Orcutt Siorace (o. Cabany 60% A y _ a Wester sre coming ‘(set here e . een, ee es ——— essores an ve "ea A190 4 now So. ea A 7 ome We Bare, ase Grand and St Logis. (e@ - @ or F722: ak Sales” Co “OTF N or a4 mm |S = ‘ee Te. : _ - - A —e ery os e - - 3 7 o o. 6 be .2ceg n j sa 2 Ten) e a- fw — 2 . ireg -~ a ~an : u ce ae - 4 p § Cc corsa : re we (ter ee . 7 , ~ ™ — — OE sey ne - a & « : t 8) € of. Tf - ‘ 7 ; RI % rie 7 : he a “Te it ————— _ ~ - - . >» - ° . ~ a = 7 . " Ce.. rv > + oe poy E x SDE Re «att . TAH eM Mi TOR (WD t: ©. a es ee o auie’ tne -ue Fear: rebuilt Cere freach : : : M=sSer - 4426. Page. Delmar 865. Bei “e r sl Ick aTTO co , sTan LaTE MODET. ; Price. Cy re, teed 3940 Lecus’ smont SS 7 Ven ngs or — mu NASH TOURING ‘ ce. ' Sale ‘ varen ‘ a is R ‘ Looks and will serve as brand-new: ~o Was. — to $37.50: new model Ore i 6 Before Selling « or - Moving — . ; —— =m auto —e " = Ty 1923. JIE WET "T _ROADSTER te ere appears: evant n ne nd tion of es O-=! D- G-| [or guararteed mechanical'y new rnain’ 37.400 Paice ° s*t 8 ‘4 $50* terms a. . . —- bh Bended ™xtor toe “ Load r cCOnR- ership Papers ir loan ® be made in : rm E ~ —— oan Oars °o7@ Pa ee " 9 sara mm‘ es ~ £ = i «2 * =e: e . es d ‘ 471A : ‘ ; r erms —_) ’ ST NASH "SED "AR t. es H Bomont. Central 29 Se on jtes ‘ Ay : de. Gee 4 . . ah 3 « \_FP (TON ‘4 . MtI07 pm: eo #\ ce! ent finish eceaiee F ee Sel Ar T in ans Rs Sri ‘ o. . ‘. A ‘ ‘pen Ey er : ' and ANIMALS Al Ford Coup S YJ} sii L/ e pa ty eA Ler \ form like new: cash. terme trade ae motor Al: a bargain. 3441 Juniata ican | $1.295 Grant 6 Tour °- , > ' . “" 4 -* ee te ea ee Tr E rT $> eee ate ‘ errc " > - . _ ; , at o oo BERMAN POLI oe PUPS—Teo imontns Autos W td. Bad y aed fan sa e ~ i-. nt a* > S 4 * lig ” . a . “™s and funsi- umiitias 0 > oh 4 alll i le Oo | Sedan BOC: - Tiepedia. 10 vols ‘ .4 AU TOMORB IL. E . Ww ANTED ' nepect ° stock before 1 : Ss . rT T e-ms rade ne . Bn Fn OF a be = ee to » 1 19 ° seape. Jack Be tout of Bremen al Pattee ) ash or tdstr. sor ire d car as part tournne wn, arintont Tle 192 Ser price S$!» Sadie vA *- pe 7. : equity sing seu her ; ter c - % - Dal Men: =7 ro —e Pusen Toman neoneal th Ay . ones ; —_ . — ; a week a ™ . -_, eT ¢ 7. >. ; . ‘ 4 ' ? > : . ~ P ' ™ we? eee © ‘ y fast Owrer* 2 re . ? > > nee , ? ae a enGricrregaees: - 7 +4 a ue ' : a - —~ > - ‘2 ‘o~ Seeve “ttor a f ; rh ' a P. Was S000 1 : } - = -— > —— . ss > =uf 2 + ever c ~ =1 aw thar - v . Li—F? ‘at Hot toms 7x? mase oO ‘ ‘ : “oa i > — 1 > a — new 1.190 | nesta marine Supplies Wm Uroesm brick Ed« Tt Vie ° SOS ~ r wiert a = a 3 SQ ; .e> * hs wan . 4 Z nie Dear “eran Rs "ea ' > ers © ter $ _ a 2! , ay are ¢ , s one _ \ XN ASH Terme $1” $2") $50 $190 ston 14% Pine. n “ ‘ j > " Tt spre 7 - ’ ~ 4 ~ "oR ‘ an oh oo " >. re + STAD ea" - mm k 4 a- ; e-f nm "@ a a a AL €76) iil ‘ hs . ~e ia! . : yar. Sidney .J 3845 ) 1S tz wy) cm?’ . ses .X 2. ae esa cste yee , = “ars 2 & — ~2¢ * + “ * ov cown ea! a par 7 ee om . " _ , . vw . 7" : . =a Ff sae 7" : . “e a2 re. =r « 1447 _ »” . na “£s . 2 . -2eF re rinis ed reese ane —_ Rea. . : r rs : ar pr ce s' 140 - * : ATTENTIVUN CON A *TOPS =. > cash or : Ls - ; J ie ; ¢ ; - @ a = L DSO Sv ; O @ Dr ’ 2 . 4 YER YA NT}. . - r - yee ee e 2 , = r od perfect conc 4 on On ¥ vy Law Us i iva vw .UF Ua) C0. 4 - Hotge: iB: 3 Pe Py = ES eo ae er eet. SNA King: new paint. wire ; ney a. eo ean os crowd $285 " f - --_ te 1—]9°3_-4 — s Secan: ” abi ~ = wnee.« ra : ee mec Rar A. nditior “* a tzT t MWoToRr 13923 = Wri LIAMS of Co irse. 41°27 Of e (caaly : Who! esa 6 and Teta | ie X f S Lu 1] M3 ; ° or “a * rds: # — en . a erms ——— . bt na A rand LOsMoORT B—19°04 a ae ng - a Dist rity ters 4 Musical instruction . ’ 2 - . . . .? - ate. _— = coe TS ~ ot ~ aoe ha? i - Our ~~ o- D le Coaches ‘ aT > + he 2 « - * a - ad — ~*» e 3 ’ ~ I 2 = 5 . >) IN fi S] x sport to ir ing. 19°4 hrard-new | - ; ~J21 —s Locust. (e5) - -_ _ . = ra -~ a _. - ” ~~ —~O* .s* - iw A . ; : qe hd re r A -e, a - — ’ _ ’ = — a eas -a0n a ae Oe ° a ta s nes ares 3 Rewrne+ @@10°% . = X - 1° . a La “ar a® Pa re le Ty. OR S45 4991 sOrni olfax ATAAaT Tv 312. Post -[—> spatch 1c ta i _ “~~ > > ee - wai - ‘ , Mr rc? *e? ate ec r con ~~ - -_ «? _ J * os = o-= o “ . = . - *« a - ~ ———_— - > tae S ath of Clayton Road (eso, | . 3 ’ a -~ , ° eS , , —— k H ™ eae eo ~ ‘, a Avr _ . : ) i? - ist c. [wip a i-ngs. co a S18 to 1a%4 oy sack ontlee a — en ~y cone B oe = nog wT. — or o 45 AT jar - ide - * : ¢ , ‘ ~* - co ‘a =- o¢ = ~ — ” ~ . _ >. “ aoe ~ — ’ -& ~ - . ‘Poe = , oy 2: ’ — ~ — “ ee _ ~ ig . EB = ew: Oday guarantee at a big redu Look, up Coupe, est pen evenings FOR SES _N. Vandeventer ic31) approved risk. Call J. Kuhl Forest | "ORD Truck. 21: senet Body, Si2m, Gam | Pianos and Organs For Sal : ; ofit-sharing sale ; — a a ——_—— _ - 474527 even'ngs. J:c2 North arket 4) 4 a saa > _ . uae *Pueber g 3 roer e* -°o* ou 5. — emer SR - a ; e re g Q 2 ms ‘ = = m 5 — « rad — : aa —_ —_—, ' CLOTHING BES on cetenl sétk tiles $695 EE om “bargain “S65 Stevie’ eigenen Oe =S5) | FORD—Trock: 1922: aew equa Wat | ac : A Be Ben alll - te ' - ty\p — CRG RIGS RCT see a ee © $100 down Rieti! i S. 2215 Olive ed 4 ‘ — e SiO o am, | > —_ - sai —e nimi ‘ rt. a BY * ee" ere if ah t¢ ; “8 . S 2 . se (ff nem |=66ee ‘Trace Ss wor we f any ns s am ‘ - Ar as pal mer . hee 4 ee « G ‘eee a) > ~— « . a! 7 . = es " ' . A : as n ] 4 , 4 a oe ; f*er ~ ~ ts ~ en Oh . ~* = = a _> . a . = £4 7 : ' -_ . sy x3 . -* pou § G r "sz | man : 4 . res and : ~ be : a es > Uet broke nm or dis am “S180 Cal - wd Py , ees .@ 9 “ BETTER I 17 un eid. hace tind Rs ae S =~... rand. “pen Su and evening ae sae Se 2) meter: new $90 1803 Rueee enough to make it good—at a big “—:. * terms Mendenha'l. q wows ie ‘4 _ a ee pi ; ) - RB De cmmen “ng Q**; ee _ 3 — —_ —— —_$$—$$ oo a. * Saving 223 aca =. Onen oven! ces tel: 2 al . ew it soot ‘ tre . ; . : ey a” os - ora =FORD Tourin @ serv iceah -a- — iPr tei. x Lo 586 e ‘cf _— $5 S30 m " . ' ov" —_ 4 : 1035 . as a S¢ er" ‘ ° ft ~~ »* “Ar 4 - s 4-W HE EL BRAK ES — - « Aa ~e » 4 3 -y . ane ~ Bye ime . sec ' y -t pw n™er i > — ol oh ' ring : i~- _ arm ; ‘- or. dog erin S.ar.er $1 -5. Boo 208 T Phone—Bomont 2600 exoreses bocy exce ene rubber. extra ris a ms ’ _ - veh, oo tires 7S per cent ¢ ride ° fercea : —— oe a good shape: n fan ar: guarantee en _ thursday eve. Morris. =310 Olive Open Evenings heavy @utr rear tires: orice wery low fer 4 > Guniece =i so ° ee egoanenan cus? “a a e. ‘4 a 3 , . : ce nee > i houge>: rer ~sas mee - . : ta ret e ¥ pen o - g- 4 ‘ x, 4 eA D> Lo o WwW ash ingt r At KRARD > — _La‘se mode oO pasc%enger _— Bei ; , J — \ - ices maid tor ladies and ce , ~y i Hudson coseh HUDSON-FRAMPTON. 3308 Locust ‘c) terme er trade Hie — : [——1922 4 nder touring. original FORIDM—Touring. $115. just overbauled ene. Taality. prestige. smartness and FORD TRUCKS—ZLight delivery: $50 up, , | adacd tase! es all = ~4 : - , - : , . len ; “ ——s | ' -) : “ tiPanese “> - mick Slated hes ar i. 4A LANi)€ Abas are ‘ A shane : : = — 7 or s . ——— senate = ae teed; time parmerte RIEFPLING—FYRp PEALERS Bf Rm, oi a “way Gene, ' men Auw cas r re tm t . -roaled - a: ‘= re he k . e Argfca = @ s 1so5 F . ee) Be é : 4 4 ‘ e s ™ a ~ arter 2: a r"e- - al MOT a> CAR mn “S01 = Jefferson Open even lg Sunds. a : ; Sno «| TOs 1) ve. .cO-t . : ’ > = — , , o ‘ — : r rH , ; - . ~ r a *= 1 ‘ > = ~ =. + oe OC 1st ot. i ri . | e vn a - 1 ano@ . : es. spare m u | for use WI! rt Ww AL K OSS NO. CRAND — zg oa passenger. re- "itt ve —___—______._ ‘pen Sunday 19 to 3. Evenings untii9p mm. MAYWHI_1 iS-ton truck. Sale. trade. , eck pias mort new This is : . « . i¢ ———_ “ b am See eh a Be! Prem hte "2. ~—= -« — a. Ew) h Tye Q*? 7 ° 7 « 1 ‘a “2 mana = aes a ———— ee the : - ~~ ean oo For Sale refit sharne carsain, #§§ Whe 4 ries gular 3 rusras oaa| oa S: 19~i- so- so _ models, Fie REO—Touring: forfeited on a loan. Auto lot. roadster. tourin ng. oa ieee OS ee XM . + oe 4 “ Pe a. ; : ~ = - . - - : | > Pe Sere. . ae ‘ a ’ eas or = -~ . yo ~ 3 a .. 57 _ ‘a = = Fe . P., o 1210 vuve e bisa HOLLING R 1115 | Aubert. Bad Ps. - - e.8 ae : A =tar - g ? eeu here —— a’ 4 ee. ee . ~ me .. ° r -d ™ *s= ~ . 4 o ,¢ ‘Le Sto er e's « 5 ‘ ; - i > a _ 4 : a = : +. ws 4 ras » ee wae — poses a ey ener ° faanae en oe — a & eens in ~~ “ eri * 7 ' BC ’ Tu ca lf " ‘ 2 F1ITOS SIU ppec rm five dts an em we ie oursert South Side Burk. FORD—Touring. 1923 model werract G sh! Wh t P OLDSMOBSILE—!-ton. complete with oar : ER a aan - . » on - « ' : Co Fe Sal " »we'« oa ‘ ee refi- «hh " a, — "7 1] . ‘ Dit J —_ : 4 A AlVerre ‘ e" #\e*n Pre + S1a% a . oie =78 « ~ — aot amen oO a rices opy too in good comdt ar Lali ‘zg bargain. 4 co ‘ 1ANO—81 lo af mele © Of Mercain prooes a 0 ever ; upes or 6 Nt IOnes pet ed fhe same as a oe ar > PR I br, Ww nr h ER ATE 19°° Bick « YLIS PER TO Pp uta = a fr : a fe agate 4 Ree _Mr Warner _ 3745 Locust ais —- o..8. hencna 5844 % Compror - : , = _— were Gime - - - eel rig 4 : > sere - = se" ~ — — ge aga xe ~~ a : : ; 3 rr Satur Ss : 8 « rend 7 i. tab “ew bed . = he, me Da : a'ance ° ‘NG iE (ge egg ggg RE O TC IU RING, $145 TRUCK—5-ton Gump. Cal! Grand 56S4™. ’ SIs oe eee es r . we , es ~ | ~ : = Aim wood ay ond r — _ — = =e ~. pers spare (tires mots , in maar * : 2 ae in mcny ' . y ~ ae oe o Doe ge tourre 145 S45 ines 4331 De Torts ist floor | weet “f | sf — ~¥ Pt ANO-——G varanieced use ae ~ cr : - - - . ' . ~ @e so - . bes = —_ ae . ~~ . 29 - - ‘ ha ae a — —~ . terms. Big Four, 2218 3. Jeft-r Nash. $250: $75 down | = Sutie See : - pat £ - 5 g%a “a? arts om Gereeniion = - Saye eo Se A. 14 aunt ms atime @7 iE \ Re . - — Pa: e- 4-De " +> — — ma es a >; ® . 4 carer fa eh ele ? Jakland. $250 $s > down : Standard Motor Trucks ‘3 YER -— NO—Geooe a hature ¢ er = To. » acral 7 ig parts Ss. =T } BLICK BARGAINS PORTe—Touring 1921: starter. demount- Chalmers. $45 M) down SALES AND SERVICE Maynanl. with Fu “is — af « ™ a ; —— ae ei °% THOTwWIS erm. 8 - J . es S135 S835 @owr trade 5 Fae _ome toda’ don't w BR: ‘oe . , a2 oe o 3 - - — a. vvrigt us - a . .e 7 "ar r as2— Fe ¢-— cnee4__._e« tt ee SS. * . . 8 : 7 /. . +: ie ‘EST ss f > BY! cK a l'TOHN 7 ‘ , a oso ; aks Goto | AND SILVER HEVROLET—1923 cu ike new = shed trem tid to tee A BaOOn eee | isso eee : ee —.___9 Bomon: S36__ E Wheels and Parts | PLAYER: PIANO—Si10 used s, . rs ° a " ~ -2 r =e an teat ad ~ a. i) 4 Ts ¢ m - " vs ‘1 ~ 4 X\ . & ° > : = . = is * % "? = Denon a —_ pale ter gol4. Gliver. platinum 2: +c. a e | mobile selling for only $450 Smati ders 1830 HUDSON SEDO tis DEMONSTRATOR _ WIRE > WHEELS Doge! Be $10 pero “. oo fom jewelry | fa se tee: f M jer 13sec? Ty : : ™~ “er ™w ATC? as ’ . »~* =e a s wa + | ~ ‘ : — . . » _ ; ~~ . A . .—_— } o— 7"? = — rf - ’ . O07 ‘e oo . ————— c” Pt me eta ea Fine is ron line ate, > AS :, _ ; ~e , ‘ p ‘ RI - G : aoe f> =. LOLTIS WHEEIS aND PaRTs co. N 4 Cortes Sa - ang eck ‘o ste r fo ai > £ a ‘ . 21°90 7 - Bo ~ af. : » ang. = - '. a 6 : . — } ; - = 1) oe r¢ ; q 4 : 5 . 41°7°7.°S lice = P —————— y tives doug "a » ax Jew 141 4 a —— =— — everings. : ms 3] S 2% . sii’ @€@ juippea,; Same euar- ~* Lez 2 > *=9% ia’ e ant a tin ae . e* Trveine. enamelinge. rene: ant nactg 2 + - 5 : . thon . ‘ ' . "> wel a ; ; _ “4 =, pent —ofee 3 —- o- » : . an 4 : ~ eae a m Ie an , . > . > “ea? ihe ~ : . a ‘ ee as new. ‘ ———_ : ~ — saa. . — *€ a = f e os ae = iene ios % j Suse"a ri: Z reds “sie — e om ye Sorte 19 arice lbw | = oS eh G2 oes . fc MODET > DUPLE ; 63s set S148 BO. $F mer men: h SOL t a> — . a = eo ; - Chass! 2% ’ . ‘ . . . 2k fe : A Es Pies 5 , JEWELRY_WaTcHES push sale $425. Meat tur tn the ci | te VALUE Fuel South 8 8 Buick Auto Co., SN. Leonas p car j0oks and wi s brand. s For Sale ME CO 1004 rte — 6 a - . . . - ~ } r. - — _ - _ =_ = — a ees , ’ = TT) a4 > ” men? ane... : £ ty > : ° 7 - p " ” bn amd a « 7 . MOND ¥ Wreea— ‘ ee ; . a *? ns 1G; t Tw y~\ ny se 2 saA - a: — — “aan " OSS AO. CRANO . D . r al I aa ' , rt Pr bh | ou “ @ 19 . 5 s “ar sad =r ~a'a e 10 months -Ou'Tr wes \2eh | ged FORD haSss. j 92° ode! rea. “bargain: ae if — ~ . . Nfs srard . “P sae Rage | | ™s. Woods. 923 42 " > a & woe cil FORDG__See Meadenin ~~ gor gain. 851 4 Hum phrey. tidner 37314 97. S&S. Jefferson. Open erenings aan i GRs ND PIANO~—itens ; at 945e ————— : = | re 8 ~ ple easure, = exce.jent HUDSON-FRAMPTON. 3399 Locust @ : f——Sedan. 1973: usm y. newly painted: new top. brand-new Good. styies and models real bargains; sea- STEAMNS-KNIGHT—Touring. goed share | - oa ,2rt the original price ‘| © ones POULTRY AND BIRDS eday Se canis eS 2 . “3 od, Sa" e terms. . —~ “Gs. Tmourted om *-passenger: 2 ex- Sonate ¢ : -J..s Locus open eve back on mortgage: S277. werh $500 aie meone oa Starck Prene fu = * *. - ’ zs eS — - - . . . ; | é ’ . “s ' "Ss ° = *% 2 ~—_--* re re ~ “ | : " 7 ° . rT ~~ @ 7f r - © t 5 on HUDGON-FRAMPTON? 2990 tees cL = ! . Os eg a ee 8 Eee ___‘c8 , will _sell_haif down. Morrie. 2810 lire Auto Bodies For Sale : SRE Sas b ‘ks by omc « rom ke leghorne ae a ven ; = +" z Sais ‘ “evroiets r ae - ‘eha vers = . . ~ my Pup : 4 man Hatchers mi =) - os — —- yc te = 19 23 S DSON_ FP a MPTY ~ 2370 TY aes Ma . = 4.8 VLD roa deters ing has '* ap ee me .§ & Dew ar - "= ee is “Tarver it ag = oe ‘ chara rm s ar a ' «et . =e EN i. __ ae 38% _ 4% = at gecare a ate models °° 4or will petform with am reede »*ut VYirtie — " ''® - ~ id AT soe - pane : TTT} Ty ‘ ea Tw? / ; « trades ite Moter 7 at P: trade. 3441 Juniata. & 3493.-8 ror sacrifice » Ss Woeds, 39835 BODY BARGAINS — Always VAT “' « a ~ ez? e a’ . . Ps cent — : ; T's > i eee ~ “a are > a. ‘2 war ? ee - : — . Re x ‘$9: 0 y, HLEM FY oe NT : x starer five uhite wire mY = «xt es} peasure: terms to suit 2420 (VNive, ore: Wehr J U LiL , Li. UU ——é = - : trade \ aie a a ata tun fo, a “then. cee. | Lk a” lL — FORD BolT hs—Seca. couse tour ne . ~ ™~ , . a! D &? Esa . ao ma iA , . : g a” as ates . . -_ — = ° ° o Essex C OFRE, $6: +0 © (mest Ford “ ¢ anywhere led 7 ke crew $475 1865 Rosse + : ne te : « ° >. & Se : a ~ ; a - . aa © - “ex ———— a a os 4 : : . ¥e " " = r rs _a ere ee = + ‘r Dr. ~ prema ae ee some 19° 3 mode s - . ‘Ss ww “Nart- 7 7 SEWING MACHINES Li . is Sta -ter 4 . “on - - — , . 4 oy = Jefte =r ns eer g? ara 2 ana ) ; oo 44, > ; et rx “£ ar 24 7 , Cee . 2 + 3 ~%4 l—1 97 a ta! a , rte new an - le - | : a : : ee ee a ee enaired a “444 e\~™ «a : >> — \ Te nerfect sybiect tae yee st i : pe + ing RD—Coupe ** rauioned « ‘ : Q°79 T eects : origina! fin- = 4 Y Ceeseries Singers rented mon? : extras. S265. terme. 1900 Washing x aawent 6. “ORD TOU RING. 5, jax LATE crete) come os nee Accessories, Parte—for Sale oS eee aoa - . 4 ~ ota a ‘ o- = 8 > n . a —_— ——— — " - — Y .- - = = + a6 : a . = " 7s - . . + Y % . — EF’ rr, rEN i>. er ahi Ae Ti as r » + a1 : - a . arca Y ~ A a Ff : 4o0er ++ . \*eat a ; 4 red A? Bat ue ‘we is i) — Ins ry rau . - ¥ NG nom. 132 — md bol ~ Pure to 41% - i yA 3 aie l—192i—sSpecia’ 6 © sure'y apreal te hoards she $i. heede_ $3; starte . ' ‘ruments are guar ~- «® . OF nm. P 19°74 4 an mo 5 4 ear ~ yy ™oef exact ng huyer at a very be} oceg rotor e°n Marr «. -816 _Ohive . ar Pec aa “* +s > . ve 2 a ao - — | per et ’ é $1 «- apieed . oe > ~ ~ 41.8 a8 “ . 7% . a ~*~ “ 7 — A i _— anal . A - “243 ne =, Fa LL ~~ Aute Sa age ha 704 oO Fajen, fac an Ti : ; e332) “Ne ; POR D ite & hon Starter tires 1. $40. S50 down. balance $4 to $2 1923: sho absort extra ia 0, trade ae 1% oe ane used parts. ail makes cars. Olive 7o- th a ney lave been ; ° Lis Was " - Wee & 4 . - “erring © — ere Fr ri = ™. . e = = ' _" ae Poe a. > ‘Shasta. 2 ee : MACHINES —i:o0d drophead’ ma : ! at a kiy. Hu while they iag ag | tion, included ‘ SAL. 3401 Locust. (eT | — ughiy re-condi , no j} MAA ” 7 : SY 7 “ _* a. . 7 : a iT oe j ‘3 “7 ae | - ‘, s *¥ L - a" . : a> . rer - _-_* 4 ~ 4 \ lay > . » 4 a ' E , "arge . ve ° = _—- a » Tr , } - - none : — v — : om . Lemumen * . ? ote ' . : . 3 ase a « “a> 7 Ye- ven -2ee = IN .FR (PT OoN sh. T_aAcw at oo raciatore or any Bing (oen eve ' Nnarciy . me. rem 2 4050 « " ° . im pa _s .! a a. eh ett Ln ~ S- t. d- b- kk. = oni ; fal Ss GH 7 aoaek welt ‘ pea | a ousines For Sale DE LUXE 4 MOBILE co + a » _Toecust. (c) == a a- e E i ent Senaes. tae 2 ee Cogs ahh istingui - . ‘ ‘8 , ; Aa rs" e " . — 7 yo . . ae : . ai r) }e% , - ; Mai TC aaa = . s. a . 2 . ’ 4945 Totus > = z ‘ — ‘ - ’ 19 e and Passes st GT er ‘ 8 - " a4 ~* — ee £11835 ze" - 'e~ne For S rr, or Ss Late 19°? aks 5. -ah ron 4 eter Troe 1195 ’ £ ; VN : nen. A partial hist = 7 ha “ae s* ae , ~ a = . - ‘- arr = _ } y riatz - ' af > y "es over fimise?> «2 new 3D~ 2 o = - > '} . ie Meee 4 — : — - - g > « ~ 2 2 % 4 g d d lanically gor . Hliow “a a+ € ; - or : *”" ow . one . ~ = a14n ~ ’ _ M . -* . = LL es s- : ——, * — .*y; ne: @r re = 7 ee For S Re steered in “a her "as wire w peels cord AN } PA RT a ‘ mR ANY tc AR . ; bs « > ; 7 : ; von ’ ‘ - —_ » * 2 Lol , — ~ > - > ’ - - bd . - Pr tests toert repa “oR ns - aoe : en Ss " > Met x a ace eae ‘ t ate - ge and e bee of saanen ae om a. 6shapes end models tires, will demonstrate. thoroughiy guaras Bod es. gears. fenders..radiater gisah PT \ NOS Lindel! 12e7 ag PT URDS—Counes: 1923 972. sactifice enings Pn im i7—182S—Verv iate. guaranteed no- aré: @ cor es. om «imal paint oe ames. gecans ‘tourings end roadsters—/ teed; trade. terms ALLEN ALTO PARTS, 2001 3 9th. & ie - $310 up. terms. §23 N. Vandever:er — $$$ mechan.ca Bat be tett Peas! te snditiens” guaieainen e- wank Son] trem Sase te See. i 3 are in the DE LIXE AUTOMOBILE co nev 3790. eile a aa o.) pa MACHINE: “SERVICE sHoOP— ~%1 R. a d ee burn per : r + > sacrifice $477 wt - market for a Ford. dom't fail to gee our 3138 Lecust Eee NS . Naetier 2, - im) . . “ bitiaas = Ee: Se : aS ws ers « ° = us = : - ae | ~— Sty . — “ 2 . - = = —— . i+? nS peur eid machine sew lke aoe | FORD COUPES 1923 to 1923. geod a __oadsters For Saie tires. looks new and - . vehi | lection before you buy. Open all day! Bomont 2812X Central 380. =| [" SED PARTS F OR AN Y Y CAR Str work varanieed 2617 wetig $100 to $335 easy te-mea lah- BUiCcCK—#¢ lav? ed@ee as new. price «- k- terms s . a # 2 “a ~——- = - a _— - = 2 . TY ss @ Tr. . " 7 " r . . ; *) be i4 a4 a - e- ses Fr —- eis ~~ ar i .new ' — ‘ \ iA ee YY = —e a h = ' rr] — , ie san N ER—Tour “ L920 a. ae) on iv -- 1¢- ral Te ™otor rena ‘nted 3 hea u- eed tires. Wa buy -.. and trade used Marshall $175 ™ : c? a oe =e st. : “ere ——s__Furent_ 4025. | _ OH, SL H PRI ~ ~ i? serms. vis N. Vandeventer, near tity! marcen: 6 wire wheels. 2 burmpers, °2**. _ . —_™ : i: ee ty FORD—i ae a ones es wees ~~ S yosee C CE . | stinitindanail (c)} barrel ‘amps: enlvy $573 vear to vary 90 a tet ne eee ariman $200.00 oa carter , _ re ee ee ney Coen. you . SARD NER—Tourin naa a eam 3029 8. Jefferson. Sidney 1668. Opes ere wivediadtina » os intadlese «a . ‘ “wr eee: —— al bargains ae Wht tedl CH ANDL ER $9 RDNER ing oe valve the er LADS OS . ame . “aoe pon . 4 ee, . ae oe bye oo * a 1 _—o . = -_ . . a. » int anit Pan ; | J LVL “2 sata cen a 4 e Bw : . ~ . iy... e ° ' o~ ca wel “ee S48" © ‘oF $650 2 we wt - =a Pt ?. } Rus ; . 4) DOWN e4 i “ters . - .~ as 7 y — * 5 WS —— GO =. X : ” A OS —— ainte _ wen e207 ——: © Sa Te = Pat Se — — . / ¥ mor = Batteries or rr) o 2 wag ioe auemeene Prey es — ~~. es. J ‘ 4 Ws , ae 41¢ , ids ae as Pau i 2 ne ‘a Can re wat thus Rune fine L££2'2 = 2a 2 AL -r 4. Fann ~ ~ age ~ eile touring ean j.-~ ™oecte ePrpearance and ~. — To. " i: : . .% a Xe . “ — ie ntl « : An W dean tm ong > ai ‘ " of nee -ar . tree @0 noe eont goed “Ww ES : ou . 4 ~~. fr ' = , Gown Tires For Sale Mar ~? y > ZZ 7 - ‘ ete — . + c a le R salen - 6S 27 o™ ™ ~“g on le of Bot - Maxwell. $00 down MNers io Kus BaR '\,.2.eoee ge . annem ‘ al : oak : $510 ~ > me a =! os >? ene ~ ee ™ PeOome > | POR SEDAN RODY—? uick touring : . 150 — ~ - oe a ©) ons 1 owtside tires tabes aed rama . H eee eres storn 48 a LTR wee VODGE—Roadsier late 19° S Aenea. aan ee SS ee en 278 Ford touring on & refineé ‘ouch nclude = the prefit- —_ A ETE OG a 1412 Carr o i er oe In } ol 17 . _ Fagore TBH) “ \ > 4 ry FT —.,™ —_— 'oen ~ - = % 4} . “-« Sa - oY - a —- : “ = — | or _’ -k u : Che ae et ten ilies > > . ~*, lbees ae & ra sa * Open over mgs wv RST: ’ ITT — Tour a 4 ’ 2° on = ade- TIRE ; s: - a _— senate Saeed : S . a 10 va “ ‘ ss : > i? “a onan m for peddie: $190: terme Mendenhall a — ~ EE — ae i Gar neSiy painted and Maxwell tour HUDSON-FRAMPTON. 3308 Lacuse (¢ > pass.: newly peinted. roval blue: re- | **ao eo ++ by S450. Sud. $4. DUES) trohmbach. Wainut. 5 ait Sie MeN 4) Omen erenines Sie Eee De \D FED tana | SmtT® gead througheut: $325: terme. 2. ae ena, ° * miei. TE ——| nickeled: new-car appearance. terms. or — 92-50. 3860 Easton ainu = aeons sine -~ 4 » oan «FUORI iors. GE ADS R 1) ; —cmmsen Aute aT Olive (a4 ge $5 975 down a "baeuein= 5 feuring amey car | trade reur old car as cart varment S TiRks—So 40 ap repairs. retresd: C rel E “hs Wepiemern:. - ~~ = 2are . eutren: "> ie - ved condtiion. mer nae. sii ion ‘FORD sSPna \a—1677 St oo $5 weekly on balance —— fear. o>. | Ruese ° Leas Firre. 33°20 Locust Open Sundar anteed for 9) dave Cilimic. [514 N [EN | TERMS OF oe ve at Tl. a. p.ace a 4 > - «4 -- * r ef ng = oe ~ r 7 « iS - ~ °e°7 $37 4 an poo wel s eo $+-> Come todar Thew are sel ing “ke ra. a N—T uring: forfeited en a Onn. and eren Tere re PAY ME NT ihe ° : ‘ ™ re - . . -ad “ie* eo —— oo termes Joker . ste —Te . s — ——— LS =__ y : Work horses. mares om — Hanis. me ac. ee ee SS | TOCRING— 1926 model. eh 6 touring: | TIRES—PFactory edjustmenta SeaauLLn ED AN BE ARRANG. ~ t skull for "O49 Ne bh « ge a Erect . —? — . - tact - ° bargain ‘ers 4'°e > Ta, ~ 7 PORT Pe Reds: Tr =. + ~~ “os © 2 : . . AU Tot RING. ne esse ~ ~-_~ — = rites ne + oS 3 —~ ane 4x6 $* 9S: a} rus a M¢ INTHL Y OR WEERL 4 e we . im 4 . ‘nae ‘% - . ° me ~ ORPeer » or , = Qin : = « i oo". | — : nin ‘ ~ - ay > . l—197Tl1—Elegart snd t1or on v S485 ae | ' ok a ™4n" Hartford ‘On annie. . — jJerte “eos and Lor ¥ y . ; . 4 . - i 2048 ane a - ’ : ~ ? ~~ ° -_—.-* ‘orm « ‘rade ee ; 7 — : s+’ or '~, ~4 | NIVERSAL 3401 , ~—- = = ’ Sais ae oe a CNS Pt. s4sTEn rra vo Pe, . tL - ¢7 | Mis om fyi ECTIoON oF : t ree "i . *’ —— ‘en Le 77 all _ on — “ . mts : S. e : nen rege 4. “eager ; . , ne . . wr +4 L*- a6 % —— ~ _ - — . cr —Seés .. 2°? “ee : } aie . OSS MO. CRAND ' “ — VAYVE ree seen fe aeenm ret af eed \ andevente _ em a : oniy $55: real hares 1 naitinn. bainted. $230. terms Riefiine s - WORKINGMANS FRIEND HUDSON SPORT care om sale at HI DSON-FTLAMP BIG BARGAINS S IN TIRES = es Moree > anainene yo ee ; y 46 > — — —— ae > Very a"e® mode "a@er ileekirg mew . orn Q fc eet. TOC ARE THE Guaranteed stri- ety irate _ ‘ BA Fe moe 8 Fear we share orefites se: = $2 95 3e23 owt tit treet and ~ sakl o s ‘a a . — - . “ ie FORD Paade:e- 2a°7~6 b Ries 4 "a * s ’ — — Sie i92] 6.3 _ ha oe “a ~~ e . 6 7 = : nm - a *a * 740A — ae ois. '454 Easte Proige — - sae — - ~ "; — or aaae race. £:194 Nat _ oe i ~- 2. Only S550: reer te sas han = a aDOCED. as oo > ‘ROTL . AP _ ourth Floor . = dae - ri , —_— 6 is 4 a4 — —. _ -— Sater Ce — oF > ’ ' : P, . . a f a ad . ané@ Seed Co. a. Merere $175 on os _ a. PORD—Paate -- 1923 Al ruaeias 6 FOR TD Seca * “> mans ex*-a+ ae HEVROLET 1825 — Teertns — © a V7 5 LID to@ar _E% ERY CAR A RARGAIN SPEC Al, SALE—ON g ' y - Bi: g Sind AMS. of ee®, 4127 O Stie1 socks de ‘) “* —~ 2S T a ta, Genta. S323 Le ast aod evn ngs . srade =? ve Ft: 328 Lo . Omen CHEVERD: SW... _ in —— § iz PDO wea S+imoron A “ Suz RIDES. 2 “7 > ihe ee = $175 = | HUDSON-FRAMPTON 3308 Leoust oe | #"s, $8 95 a5u8. wats $0 55. a veod — Pour. 2-18 &. Jeflierson. w5 Open even — =, ren nee tc) — > > = Open evenings. MISBUCUR: 2501 Onve eee G 3RAND-LEADER. } ¥ Sty oth FH - ——— —w ~ re; Siete ne a ne te " ee
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Stell pla; Ra al sing perch, Far noise | Rr ME Se pm tm “eae OPEN FOR INSPECTION ROWNING APARTMEN : Ks Forniture Co (80) og) Hone bette $850) ' S35. 3 are e¢) , r urn: soe d ; “mi é i tia , nieces , ate . ‘ 4 ‘rive | ,2R8 15584 FOREST PAR K 3: on ‘ . sy .. Sy —_ - nl AE, 16th at , ‘J 41% ““~ © “un ‘ .? , Col ' SN bate PS Sia ) \ ‘ ; ‘YS AD ‘ . ; Pe Teel ; { roome TT a ~v rr FR ShTING) : oo .—_ ’ . ‘ > ey +r fun a} : its * , - ; et esi = : ; ™ ef ’ > : . ; 4 TRES— “to , ‘ ail kinde - ae (cha) ldcne ava . L,e (ne rc 7 até ear? ‘, | ant ’ V6 ‘ r hished , jal \ ‘ as . . wate ‘ he a ‘ow one 4 earn el ta , . sake “ } , « BA: # . dite , Hes. ~ , a ‘ a4 Coe bie Jun ~ so & eonve misled lene £ oon 7G } > MA Te R inches ng Machines For Sale Si RIN« "O3] —— ‘ . RL) Tet , ate Dent nt nu08 . ? ; , ; ate FU ® al ‘4 nt Papell Elin 4 ; ‘ ' _ ; P ateaial ‘ bo” ‘ A ne S - sapien ps oe s -- anole wr 1Oe® ‘ ee ‘4 Bes q ; - oy 4x3‘ ft g0u © T.Als Ts with mir- in Private fa: -lVo furn shed rooms Te? private , . .f oping “at (ot 3— «arze ? = v\ Ml . ' rer #0) ; TN . leep £ a r. ats es . sath erst m reel «tres! a s ey - ate Se Eu id a a it’ ne " . . \ Niet Pp i S£.°eping roon Leo rm ms , re ‘1. P vali . oor Oer pA a ; eat » a; te ay rors. 10 ’ sVENIG fcr, BRLUN » Nsw 1K Ph = SI’RIiNG o44i ar «0 cal nes i.> mNKRGHT ‘R]’—Nleeping es owner'’e } - mai on\¢ REALTY ¢*«) > socom HE R i. 4 i a wet ij. 5. a - secs Count’: counters, shelves Bterch Pent a oe cabinet nished for tight hous ecting rooms. far in beds: private family: ca: event: WASHINGTON BI :186—! 1) CLARA. 9 ——— = J. S375 CARANNE _ ~— Be HAM RE Al. PY ©O.. Olive 300 ae ie i ies ‘. , may » ‘ : . ‘ , roor 0 KPT one ; . - ni ; ‘ neal ‘ »*>- i.Aare fey - . uu a - ' : , ' m a o* . or ¥" 7) pegister. ginse jars, paper racks and) way ano o.. 1018 Olive st hae Re | oe - - ee ee vex Y - _ RU sional ° roon vith itche nett sOr Inspection Sng 56th. oO 6 rooms. large porch: rent $20 : ot ened ros + oe *) gale 115 Collingsiiie 4 cast St. Louis TRUNS WIC K—Genui we St. (cOsx ) Yr. LOUIS. yRuo— “) ee WIada howe eehAl Susman? 6 oe FOO , ' MoH. RODEMYEPR “s 144, LACLEDE a\ Kt RNIS HED AP ; eS P ‘ 317 W ic] records, S34 ' me arge >i Ze u » | ror va e he agin 4 reormns Kiitcnen* tlermmen preferred con" ome ¢ ” - ‘SS ASHIN Ja’ o> any ry ‘ rR & a? om! #un parlor @neé AR ; ME NTS. d se fe j } Fast a WA " uv 7 ike new ” ae : in Ione ai 24 ‘oe. } nven en (Oo. Br } : be] 4068 > ‘ anes i suarar . 1 «8 LPen ng po ia) “a > --- “ &. : F mon Seit os , : . — " Fel st i ‘ ‘ AY rer PeiefLicrns ate fay TP | i new ’ gecorated . : oe . : : oded DE? sul) @#a ee “ve . odiesincadl a . : mM mat and ent te % pas “o is I a ce FUR ny 1 U RE Used; in ercellent Bay -h 20 new Prowograpa b 2.50: new, men or couple: board -S .. wmeure, # wUs Keep ng wins sane a ae Fe ; \ Pes mae. ¥ $100 apartment far @A%ie sun m0 > 4 one 8 ream oftie —_ a lovely eu! ee 603 E ; Ages : egodition. the. Glohe-Wernicke bar- | Olive et “EHAIAN PIAN usic. for $1 we ==! detach A ERMAN. 505;—Lovely immer months: 4 rooms and bath For | na ae KORGIAN COURT” Stuked: weer peanamabla ‘vent: rapranlannnl —_— oo — Cc q a, 404 \ 4° a ive st. \) CVU... Livi . } \ rt , '* c = te ’ va ‘ s* 4 e tt) Z| ‘ ‘ mere — ‘= n r «- 5680 Kingsbury . Ory, , tive on rer! representa- ts 5: , ‘ a 4 . 4 | f sale 402 (om) eee ealsti | ol ~! 1) . “— i've ‘ . 2 hy ity 4 ime . . . D oom ef ictienecy T “es A 44h » & r = am | GeO sees eta... (c8) Me the poll . : core gages LOE ' . $5 week ath Lh as 6S PESTO ee ro aneger «cn premises. or cal! WEISELS-G FRHART RE © ; % See Page 10 sone Ws WALT RACK Hi. aston (ody | nle $74 a 3) phonograph. floor COTE BRILLIAN . eman , x si West Ke a Bess , 169 any 8180 | e call Can Bi) and Chestnut 6°60 De! . ‘on 70) : ie ——_ \p 9: @ $150 value. -P. | am |” TE g207 7 a Fe ac eter HeLLe PL, 4gis—o u VLOOR oor iLban wnewrase 7 var te ; Te this paper. iene Co. 1018 Olive - Pe A Stare Ki we ‘usekeeping roon couvenin furnished oat (ait aii oN e Cal Lindel: 14685_ PRE ¥ \PARTMEN’ oe RE Ks oa RODEMYER &@ CO » , ‘9 aq ~e ~- -— . ‘* ’ i¢ . = i’ ‘Wiel a ¢ . a , ' j . ‘ wed . i ’ -/ ie r. a 2 ., . - . Ee + »é " : es . " — by TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING PHONOGKAPH»—Bareaine in ali kinue of | | ‘ard: Wellston.” Gabany 4198s, icher | HOME. FOREST Bort MRivare | RUM SSTER Pl. 4214 —Houseke FREE RENT. RENT TO BRGIN TENE |) Olive ted Olive 5506 Seale? Sreums ig { phonograph ii Alnus of eg . i) —_ ~_ PEE banksy beatles nelte e TIOUSOCH COMIN cUry a A SS ee ENANT MA 7? Mlive 7790 5510 Pershing {-reon at? : r a MA‘ HINCS poe machines are + Eevee makes, /) «) ‘. fro G of aes pied Ape NRIGH $6507 " hUnvous | cee ee aes MURA SHIN _—_ ; IUNE | ENT ‘ie SSS Manager on premises ace ee * % i 6 309. : nteeq & vt Ss] 1 ‘ ‘ eral atorea diertric4 wy ~ is ‘ 2 ' ; : » ic4 .7 4 My PLNteB OF HIS 4. Rin ‘ s. ———— ‘ . ‘ 3 will s orth Up - ’ ey lore a? - 6) * . . . ! we ~ . ' ‘'s N.S }} He »* - *® 8 j oo ’ i) iN] al LP . = Ned - 7 = - ll For ‘Bale MAYS range fro m 318, te than half | ARAL +> =i . Kite! ot me iaiite dectioe ee feet ee ee ENTAL REGS , DRO ‘ TROIA. ORI 4 yd ——. = FOR RENT 7 nasay oe m& ¢, i ae ae ¢ SIERN MU S| i } sm Vatu s ° f ; haute - . Lam i e ront ro owner s Nene van , re meroM PURNITUS iv .ing*tlard. 6 roome th Hie truarants lliide ‘i 4 DEPA RTS - } HUoUUsSBCK Cet ig ’ . ir sjjed ; } ' ai ‘ ule . eer iA 7 ,eaKon ‘ ‘ i m4 Bf . ts {> ‘ , . . =, ig 4) \e - "Om . py: aALesme ‘ | | ‘ET MENT,. ome, adults. Colfax 744. theta ‘ | ae ee EST MI ads ef (PARTMEE ets ae, AT SACRIFICE . floor, $105 a. Hive 7799 Ea Scsrme%n S$ fost « | TA 12th and Olive sts / sar CPaNT aoe was ose oR as LSE Fl PRON ho 4 GARDEN « wURe (46 Kingsland: ~ “ S a complete ines ail “a2Ae¢8 repali . | ay KI" Ts " - ‘J eR) ' : , = ~ -_ iy 4 e i | " . ‘ ee ‘ ‘ : >t eT | | , . Oa . a. > FOr _ on7*e : #4 ‘) KR am rooms oo“. - = ~ aa - okt tals Union Typewriter Co a7 ft | ee x MA CHINES—of nearly ail ! iHbobp ImLA Sanu ¢ Vt Liv o 1 lv furn ed nas irnished S@ ner wee EASTC E O72 ond floor $170 ———_ ——_- —_ —— - = Se oa er onstrat r . 36) | ~ guaranteed sam ww cening rooms - TUrmeneg ous ae wate sil ewe us —— efers as if: = oe sASITGATE 611—Apart: 718 Syracuse ; = ie > deates Cra tors UU eee ——— (c36) | tess than half price, a et) perch: wtivate anima - lulee: sink J EUCLID ) ' WESTMINSTER 1 , ce sgar “t sacace: ceern ? enn waren: SI: _rooms and “ARGONNE” : 4 . é , cial 1x Studebakers ) $7) eac” Apply ht Liu N Cail evenings. "618 (Cherox oS Cees. | — South fELCLID Av 60 SS ao Mi aon WES TOSA TI "a ae rOREST PARK bi +4 ‘ ; third, $95 Second . — call Lindel! 4281 Tae : =e ~~ isin 4 : 1 mh st. o4) leroKer (RO: | ACCOMAS in --- = ? mata oA J te we) 6A Be, CUOs, , a hrf esuthern men! a ‘ }8—4-room apart- S801 Enright " . VW. RODE : Big Six Studebakers Jans RENTED —3 mont! = ~3854—Nestly furnishea Toam | bath, pl d room for 1 or 2 gentlemen: ot) Ceaheny 385TH gentleman. 1 | aon ia oo Se : floors. $105 a ae Pa spay eendichonery co. : 7 ‘ , 4. ~ 4 nont les : * ’ ‘ hous - : ¢ we ; ; ath. i hon et Sr - ‘ : Tn (. ’ ; ii? —. ‘J -V @{ as . a | (oO 7) secon floor a i) ve itle t,uaranty } : q “Wh EN AND CLOSED MODES 57 50 and 4 1’ American vy eng Ma- If . — and Path . ecyitin ty ' 2 rA TE ~ o> or . “Vor tl ‘yw »j =! fa . 5 roome slee tha perch Ove 71a Otinn 779004 4 f con ; re me - \t ral jo \i.! ‘ “9 ’ " ev = \ — are eautifully fue Cc een ap : oa) "OUTS, SUN Da ' an front porch: th ‘ owed: d . x et c _o., Si ‘ & e?. - , ee “ rt ee ! = . . : } ty " re% I | j L , ' os = ‘ j 5 | Lird fle 9 a 4 _ SAVO Money by getting on on 2390. pomO) | OMS mit 4 . { ‘ iy housekeeping &e - L. 4 j é and oat » * Apvar Sy - .* a ra) ‘ share rs it Pra « mens WAG INER GRANT. BELL REA) : aed + eee ; é ars and at the same time || 6h NARGAINS-— Facto! ‘ an OAR leans bi Oe ae oe ~ gee gee KR housckweping site t nort i couvie. Second | HEMA> ath 22 Chest we my Fy : ae a car ‘ust a® rood ime : . ewn' {Tt ; ia . ‘ Te ~ a . ‘ “4 ' wid ‘a at ' Tt} . . ; i_ 7 re 7 ’ —— ; - gr , - ‘) ive SAL] (o4) =e OMVMODORE” : - ' i. aan tn mae ve new | built and fixed-vp fa hines Ir will ROADWAY. Bolu.) 2 wd) and ive furnish d alte - “4 WaT PAtin G40. Pee o am h. Mur; Pris wo mms arge wy | aT. n ’ rie mn scarcely he " Mat condition | gay you to see our a before Bt ty ome ) f housekeevinz-— ed Te 1 FOREST PARK Bi... 438 yr _OuRe Ke © 7 vome Suraisne a 1o OJ Pe 25 }) C eee: Ay ri r | ti his f n etme three roon ef. ) “. i. rom ne , vear guarantee rmerican Vriting + e.« hing ; ; _ ' @ 4 k P ivf " mu { NE »jée tw ~ cs io HEM A > si) ere completely furniahe 7 ; : ting will he .~*) Ww (me : in aaa . , : ' : . - enient { ‘ eeping v i. ‘ r " ' iN} ) ‘7 - 1s ‘ 5 455 | . : “os w a ‘ . a cludes sleetrise P . ed In ; j ” "as worth your while, | Machine Co. S07 Pine st. Central 1215 ROOMS WITH e0 _micniaat yet ni $0517 rage $2.50 per week + 15—sSmall hail roo porch; $]10 - 3 tecms ohd | modern concn ‘ 0 ee ye Se and light 7) : y aw varene Main 2399. (c80) ARD—CITY CAROLINE, 3903 foo) ROR: At x ‘est VEST PIN} . elmer S02 : Si i. kt ' “17 143" 0 haste ramen “4 flo ren "$85 ~~ ¢; ephone service, linen and stiver, ie | Ss . e — — . Se ae at ‘ edededar— wy a - , ~~ a i hry 2°% Z kK TP +4). rs — Be ae ; 7 INE, bt 29 ee . —_!£ine i» € heewmt nit \ =_ - he? ‘earn a'er ' ') : . eau ale: parte 9 . , . , . es mt 4 ER MOTOR + AR CO RITERS rs te a ree nero te M—eHaut fu DOTS onveniences 6 puseKeeDILe nNished tront @ ro« eu! o ” for o.. rou convenie — ie furnishe Hirims AMICON] j ‘a M = 16 . HD jern ¢ enjen ae fie a > eK: > sfiernoon hes bv alias lobhy for hy : :. Renu : , a i Saget: tfyl fro mpeg _ - . soa , en .s OF 4" : : ich t te os é Ov ap : ri “MMEL ‘ . nd ane n .n i mvtuit eatra cial ae nA lw vet et - . . ngions I is { oronas an ext a 2 nt ron * ¢ 4 -A DS “1 | - : uwvie e io eP \ ; = 7 * . ~* q “fn 1 ry ; . , ‘ + MANN car ms OF gE "> . ert s " e * a. a % ATrison and Ll q i ted, $3 per m mth | th ' > rea 7 : ° : tae - > J "ier a - ren : : ‘ mont « 7 . ea. gar , a Ooms Peas : ; penne t 7 b ts wf . > “7 ~ — a 4 pte ; j " erir . ‘ i ~4@ | al ome ae =eyV er) hy ar: n : a : . rh : tie iene 3 pe Grand aril et Louis fet for $7.50: a! } makes repaired and rebuilt. 40J age Teele = | = nished private home ad “ : a : | } AKIN ri tHos Reau f ar ” ~O é yy . ‘sa irl ULI - eeenaereneeteenemenenetne nd 4 Tr 4? . —— . : —) } ale very - ya \ ee a“ . “pe = . a10 , ‘ , "ts lt ' . ; F a @s , us own nen ton ant 7 makes porta bles, Fhe wert ANI? HOARI: ow ‘ Wi tl ta i hl . "41% = baits - ~ “ he ie ‘ u U ij . a he }*] kK R2 rT ee — a R44 , BPsseion | none Cabaeny P ety lara OY .. eoifth of Delma - fritve , fs Nive me. it : } in ; T . e~ months, 2 uP hoard in for “Tega? dope vith ZO0 wit mveniences fur hy os ~ 1G “ur ® n-e x pose cadena . or Si! xO) o + room efficiency rent © ' = ™ rhe : x bs | a5 Rebulit Lo.. 211 N. 10th Main ment. $J0 hc how ogee . furnished aDpat _housekeeping ; @dults sabercats Ey 5 ~ HAMILTON. 768 —-bront a i: oe zx hati . . ew, adjui AEN _ TON, o2406— Xj) en - - Furnished or Unfi bee P-amag ” IL E v sat ios —— ae ~ vee) Lindell "977 = tlerre ‘dt al | te anitur service. @ n- hee ed n purT ‘i = dey . ie wic! = | - Ee —— (8) : 7 — 9 : 78 “se RS ° My \—F vy ee r er -_ , tee ’ . it! . ati HLA \\ : . i? ; +2 Pm) > 7 gdati bi g! ACR . " : a:Tross fron) So! Ma ‘on mt 4 il idine i ahan: “7558 2 rod |? Ie RSHING 7 J - fart? Poul a (yi) - tdi Ree wet ‘ @i i ‘ 7 Sum ; mr : ee ' a ae . Lets suitable for 4 ad ‘ ' ee - T’n | e ‘' + W as Price e io $37.50 . a model ‘ oronas room S betantl: " on » ice f eee, eH Be ud a’ he _ : - = iit 1.o se I's ) ie \] uv -— “ae ad ; oP Rine iaATrTEe connect - s ‘ ADATIVN Hina] ‘Mad @iuut a -—-—~- —-- oneiinhies . = of ni rj - aime 4 rece; eff ‘Poco io. oa s he ; - - 4 “- tial . ne -. “ert he: 2 , . , . nt hg Nausea . aity . —————————— ul} at rie , i £ ig t lal ° term = low So per month (o)- @ynmls ed Moa Tu men oO co ry i¢ GR s Sp a 47 i = . WN ‘ 4 rm e\ SI “ fey 51a a ’ os ‘ . } noe ee aaa 2 i Se neeping. P ry mi ’ it ht \ vr, TT ‘ , 7 : La ‘(PARKI s m , = rel rij erety furnial ed (or aa ‘ * an . - .$ ROK 5 R95 RONA TYPEWRI ITE R SALE 2 "O7 = —— | rooR Ms “ , - > “ely furnished fro! " ran bl *’ ; ’ . . : br . - VW t x a“ F thi hecuin + | eeselaot 7 ‘ ” + et s a “A716 i. re) ‘ HIGH a - set erty ne . re garage if desiren, Nae by Haynes 5-paes ve I y Oth ot. Olive 3505. Central 43772. i. modern, all c@iveniences rea, | hilar : vu EST PINE BL. 4007—Second-fi : abaey 6168.1 11 cot) cee Gee Ser manager on premises from 9 @ : *, . + F 7 0 onnectil pode a. , | repre v , : } ' . Touring . aan 7a" —————— -—— cl) seorgwoet, . LAND sis) & Sing.e room neat's KINGSHIGHWAY 7. so inge. nhone ng housekeeping ms NINGSBURY HH rT 1G} smoot cach ctettemmamets . . ee BOO ete . . : c hand) er a d eo : ELL all maker repair rentals } letche p*iiae re it ened 7 ec ais rnodeirn conveniences fire fle rs — . . ~-ji.a°'R* ‘ TX ie) Pa : jan.ty me , s ()b—— O-T oom) ann Vv. i. RODE™MY ER € f oo. RR AN Kl Ad iH AP ‘ . e an. 3.) 40, Typew iter > 1000 2 |’ o Main . wall 1 : a ~Pt.coer? i nara “es . ‘ t* ‘ 4 ~~, yf) o - aa ‘ ‘ “y i Keet Aika " ’ zs ° iN + be] hy. | a Rooon De od ‘ 4 in ; 623th . rerit tea sonal e OT Title (Juarants ide , Mii DERN ” ; ' ART ME NTS. m » Grant 6 Tour... nr i a4h ie5@) | or Pulls cistance ‘of (Senor a SRIANT? bl. 24° «@ ’ P ; — . ‘ am twin beds unning , poder KINGSERUR . co kL———s_:_—:-— RE PC eee i — 6 STORY FIREPROOF ft « i Stodeha) 8 05 OT ; mt nen Co rae Neat! furnishe ‘ ae oo; oe h)- VENUS TIGTIWAY vine Ss jisekeenirf Reference requirar nt ‘ a > Had’ t aie ———— oe ee =! ING iLD- r 4 4 , : wher ’ warn ‘ tear A EEE ‘¢ “ nt roon n a o>. . ak 4 Scary r _ a ‘R73 oon ef er ' roornoe —-_ ——— ——-_- = ae ~~ ln a 7B: j Apecial goNn EXDER condii ion $3 , 4 oy oi 4 7 : paier ' pie -emMD iG sama “a ste oe ry a cow.» . —— ; iVhe gaiage . . aitractive apart i “ARGON pute Six -rove et McePHERSON A\ aed . ; . _ Bar, 7 mci ; ode s4) s INDIANA rr ia . #SOA ‘ PRANCTI ‘ * . . ” ‘ i e’ « ; = : . . ; . ‘ 1A h 1.4 > 4.205 ; a ~ — = Rot sN 7 cy ae — ! " ork eas laffe ah ; eae ; »~ j ee) iL Ss ste RENT o—_- hI vis? | -y 12 ~ } neu ; . ashing or la: xn living | pry hedes, tile bath . th ~~ = or Mur-, + 7 Z . - 9S Haynes 6 room for 4141 —Nive rr ‘ : . - shes oa wee SIRE AS ‘4s a ve , l.. JHES-—F rooms and s hat) kitchenette, dressing room and complete for housekeepi ower. everythin te ; 3 . i iwon y ‘ . : ‘ —_ nished re (re) fess . . . sae it ’ ’ ; Touring 19°74. ; 395 1 ros BOATS AND LAUNCHES Petcare seth tate 7 iy » Pecan : a. HOUSE BOAT—. biz roorns afloat gor (JRAND Or « : = —— » 4 7 nes ou and hitchenett« nea et : ~ $1: 133 a") L nfy ainanal 6) » 34 oe i (;uaran Rid “4. ee ye ml - i i. = hede infurn ished ren b= 3 an eat or ; "94 t : ! fant of Rrem . running : =p * © nisi HLA \ wy Lie , 4 its ' ~ go cag bes PVT ILS front re . . » ( -=- lit - telen e R ’ : 39 X —— 2 A > ‘ta Bis vA. i? —) \e 77OR8 Ob ~~ ‘» Ee * ye : : . rv ic? ©. @\ ater ca- = . ; a J { ’ ‘ oaw ik ne ’ . ‘ Onatbie ne Fe LEDiE [4b - Pf ’ lal rier — P ive i: 729 deatred ; . apert? : Ay Sedan ’ a: : - —- Poe eT . roy - 4 v ea ‘ mrnolortapite , ae ba at j “ ~— : . ’ ~ i a om " —_———-———-- eterna tin) 4 mite ; nent tart and p ia t "s 1459: WULL—Filat bottoin Oo 2x make offer. +] we 4 “rae - : ob room lor nan vaNiil 20° , . RO Ni aha ced os , _ ——9 Sr eres tecde roonis: mane ae ; . saath at, ’ ' \} 4 5 ee ° ] ‘ see . . ry : ng BROVCU uBoimMe, frees | vie sa ¢ ” " °° —_—_—_—_— ava ' . ‘ - A «a =: on wre x : us Haynes, Rehuilt , E. J Sharum. Prairie a! d lene d oe oe i. ‘ ke eo Furn sheag er o ‘ \ ee 34 F*u ahe mei -e er = ui ne ms eT TT $ N SUBURBS faclpl . gE he r) — 1} ’ a Hot . 4 -) REAL ’ oko o 458, oer ome. rae ; : oe ed - - . , awn ” . 1s reon ¢ o ¥ Dre ' : or - a > *T) os amr F EDI . , 4m , > a . ROW. .... 1199 mn: ALL MAKES outboerd mo ors calvanized pp RI - goes Do ences rentiems ' ' - onv\en- ‘* \¢ LEDE h45—Ligh ean furnished wht hes ce my, th to ened 1. at ns for and P: Pos =p —. large roowms, gun “MAURETANIA”™ ft life Ride Olive asi SI. Internat! onal — ee o “ ifn , . e hy st Ee ‘ “A ‘% ' housekeern . , us ’ eniaor ; »| P wen por ri heu is 2 ' ; ; ee ~ nee) Pt eves aR ff ful Senet ne oe . ' uuu tT) > »TT) } ei ou- lL. ' . . -_ 7 e a IAgeI on r . ' f ar nn par 630 RiSeE a : ” , ir? ere) ‘ he jsekKeep ng ang: \" j= 1 ‘ . ari frnpi ea easeonah . | de rel A » iJ? 1 4v— " ire = . sasananl P oo : ' » emise@ hye FO - “ . . ; — nore : _ > ~ _ arg * eT, ™ ali , , Mair dealing with thousande hest menle. $2 Fine room for apie oe . »ine on . ) POTS ee ae (e4) | stove ping porch Sagal Es ey M A. KRODEMYER & COMPANY y R RENT ' “ custome’s your cuarante 7 Grand 5457 LAFAYETTE, 3625— ’ > q ONS AND BOARD—Wanted KILLA ND f= rset * 6 , ‘| 5 Olive ; 799. ’ pocie ble enant 7 aa. inves doe aie poreh.: we ° Pt ates , cS es ' 7ee . , - eping — r : £.OO0! ‘ a ; od - ; or indefinit Fs * mm ‘ =} - ee) - Le AVE ' ‘ = ~ He bMS TT : . a } sleep ne ay a ‘ rr ———— - —-— Renten 466AW in e . ES ‘ASE DoOonrT M U S | a A a keeping a _s Rooms : ent | TY. PP Sg 34— re A 88 ? : Arist it $155 m ret Tema - aie % mn AR \ re — aaa " : - : : © Ol . arge f mt itis cal j a) mag - dit mine tt eer - pled ed \\ ‘ 4) ' wet A , 77 ‘Ty ‘Wed . ati o es ’ ‘7 KEDDIN k | ares - rt gion wo tarze living i A) R "l10—4 rooms baih elec - a gee ” ai Wholesale and Metail. posure: omnper'’s ly soutovern e ahhieic: git cer INDELI. OO — 4 - Oa Q > Al ' ; tee someone pana tie Guaranty Bice i. CR Ane | | beer ns, kitchenette, dressing room and i 716 aS a'nwright Bide opi ag 2342 $37. 8 a ans eee Mus! : , == nuous hot water: — OL. 440° Evans. sty Delmar NINA. 5851—Beaurit Geman Manager on premises, or 6295. [| ‘ \Ss, ‘1116—Only $1° Rai. } -- 2921-27 Locust, (ch usical Instruction wgg wo BN sp, hai rao ences: geuatlemen. Re ee oes - wim at $id. | M. H. UDEMYER & CO | MARKET. Salt, seed Set ‘His Ff i : ’ - (ou™>* ~ ’ ’ , ‘ ‘ . . m~ ’ a _ . “ ix | " - *e . _— meet om . 2 ‘ ¥ ———————— —— ——— ; —_ West r . nd 2n6. 5 th ie superna ° MMI . ‘c2sNew Curt Riki DRIVE. 631% : | 601 Title Gusranty Ridg. open porch y 4 A yaa. eer S a .s +. = ; Vol? ma ndoiin guitar a 01 ne te - BELT rho¥ first eor nort! = wire es —- : ; ; r — > | ne — +4 nen . he ROOMS wee. with 6 room ‘ effi os — avartmen 1] Olive ‘ 7 OR. Olive 79 . na nered aut * ve ph meg PEC trie he ; A " . . > 22> fs fi ‘ 4 Di On ~ - a? =j> +7}? } eR. ’ ~ —_ . . . nian a) lw % CceriTreqd . . ' : } hort ' . , Ma / } Trucks For Sale sold. Puinam. iv] N. teonard ) Card for businéss woman + nee — housekes s 4) yrds - prt >. 4, ROOMS , . : | _le@ne: earage available June 1 ur : nod —_— ——————— enieninniainsiedl 10 Wainwrieht Ridg K E ‘apna : pe a OE “ . ° . BM eOT , s v7 “ene Ti A rT — . : *¥ a a P| | } ’ oO! ~ 4 » one uaa ‘ . oe — mene ea AE SS EE - ‘cbS > ROT, E q —light deliver ' k EAST ST. LOUIS Christ ensen Schoo ai 7 NGAIAIW-——4 rooms large ' a “nr ask 4 172s ' ~ ; LER SON $4608 A—Une : ‘ rents pratt uUTp.¢ Si. iney ened ma “ 4 ‘ RTH DRI , s246—5 nice r Ooms : — SS ee a oe. _ x) By 12 Poa! - . ” » ru {o ‘ogville a AZZ t an: rT) —). 2 , mf AT rT ‘ D1 “ 4 \ — a aad ‘ = : , , : ‘ . : . c oT ee . ; . - sa ‘ “ Mino. \ _ sekeeninaz wien adeds hd jecorate . ' sé a hl . ’ 9 i rt S.ton: heavy dut taught anyone 70 lessons eRe \BANNE, 5029—Board tor 1 ) a TT" RUN, 4734 amamensa€ nal ads aor ainediinae Geeem ace FRA Th PERRY RUTH 10° % vik THE WORTHINGTON | FAI® 41194—— = - a mA outs chain , priced very iow. See M — “* me re, a0 x _* ase So GABAND bee ‘ ASUTRESE . se and mode an MN mt I : 1 Box W-1.8, P.-D b Pe SHING 6133 y | =:_0 . TWO on ATMENTS 1 AND BELT | wood floors theroughi tile bath. hard z er. ms 14D i soc wet eens. | eS ~~! ~ a op. 4 a ‘ . F yoOd4 ” adinir ne es . , 4 vi i. ‘bis \ 4 Ur ni arge TY , ee . O89 roome aU Dea ies One 5 ream aute rs hong LEASE | d ate Lp S58 ° Re on . gf ‘ modern. IMMen Truc : _ excellent boar +> . ™ eeping ru im aM Whe Tiemieaiake fiemenial arake optional, Olive ‘36 o- e wi Ce c . Truck: “21: panel body, $175. «a 43378 - ers home Fore RECON yor ene sits os | ; ater, Raras , Te. une — heat. light. gas and I one bath. || WALTER MiNi» RE CO, 618 Ch : ning. > ~e North Market ° v a Pianos and Organs For Sale co . , ' v " 4 , ana “ me ne ’ ~. . nh -¢ ‘ . ‘ . etts. refined puiet Sout >} RSHINGG =e —— Si)? aervice: also BB i range {| r AMI Gib a 4) 7 -—_ . : ome | heatn j g * Truck ine? " ' ea Mo09—large 1 ¢ - en >i . : \} =i $4," par)" ‘ ‘ “ mupie » dex P rags ee te —.?) rice Ooms “ith @ eo} : ; mi: most - ent . a) ett hy | ath. stee oN 7 new +g reas rw Queene ~oare har ? mon vBews OF ;o ts A > . { . ‘ . . ‘ vs ' ° ATO ‘ ry : , , bere! ,ery 1 : 6 ‘ " ecan ly appointed and newer . ' } noes : coe n R ef ing ae 831f Olive . Cus scl Eb— a. &100 - _ . wry elike surroundings 4 (oP RagOIN 191 6— | . mate Truck. new curtain sagide —_ $45. oval polychrome inirro ee nan ~~ ‘ 0+ db0—Liood = end ; ‘ Ouse Kerr PS ‘ on Mel sae as ‘ ange ’ anted hs Ma 6: £2 ~— | > rr Y . rH ie’ oN Sth es’ senta‘ives on premises, or call (‘a ¥ b> 6 Saliehurs ©, §arage no me, Riefiing’s, 2315 ©) , moar chest, cost $15 + ot Rigen © for vus.ness coupie dies range, elect 5 week. it ® at es 1G rns S35. Post-Dniepa PEKSHING. S516—Erf MoH Hirt. 4 —— 7 : (ey : _ . « ' ive i* ' lan 410} “ ana «0 re ds j men . PStess O ce > , ' ' &, ‘ . 7 " . a lo ree a. 2 poe Ee Ce? apartment . RODEM\ ER 4&4 to i ” alo ———*.@w )-roem aoa ~ 4 Tru hea ner s? ’ l*o 4n4au Por - . = . , | - — — 5 room Lit , re . a01 T | . ee bed n-a leo o«t ' iat. Murph . % : 4 .* \« ee poretanashh = « 4 . _ - — . ‘ ‘) ne ° . i ” 1. e Cui1ranty Fld . eLe’n ' ’ [7 a 1 down ; ; ase 60 De Pian wg — ENRIGH 1 1H57 VARI 413 } —————_- o— ene t y —, Olive 7798 y £ f oors ror 7" Beat. hard. parment: ans stvlie han ANU=-( prignt 3100. * Ty - be : b7~—~tFront roo saith } \ : 3t— rniahed i-room ot tae Meo PHERS)) . ROOM™ ne ene : udes e'ectric fear owk ive 7798. Olive 77 , 8 ougnoy a body liefling's« 41K Olive ie a Sitnev_ 2°48M ' 24: 4 Utat Waine’, | ie 4 TM« rewsonahbie Cabat Tea ‘ARK 251+— eat is furnishe ; . ae “a + pte erage oome for oe WANTED exce pens > he? AnD telepnone a6 ‘ KRANCTS* Us REALTY €) =f Z *h os : vr Pee Ton truck — oryyrem — h ic4) GARFIELD B1lOTA > Biante room f —> ge > ' + etree ae | ) rurn.ng er -OOMMATE ¥ r ~ 260 and wu! =" ees ass ues eran | HOLLY, 43a * Os! 18 - x a dition 180 ope . iprcssa hoods A] [ANU—Si 80, dDuUV* _ perfe ‘7% ew ° wante el : , - — n“ ‘ ah . x ° sau bad - —° ‘ , ~~ Pcwoty = R Aqc*i w= “yr? ] P = o i. ") “' rw wo roeomr flat. ’ Murphy f . a ‘ee rr) - : eit yf " . ; - wo on ? ar.) » ’ e Y rmouomers Ler ate , a oh ‘ of retry 2 . , . ; yr 1 © b rea’ “- 4 a er ' “ — “ L foo? @rath OOM = : ’ ster ,e@ , Taruet Onen @ he al mMendenha Lacue —. 2 5 BEYER S ls reasona tiie : — : mary’ . ' . nes McoPreERSON SMOOA ; neatiyv f nis! i MMA TI ; Hts, a ~ ot — - ' 4 > stove, D&S * ' abl APARTMENTS FOR RENT coors thro ighor : "$40. —_— hardwood - , : « : 7 i. | : : " 3 , : : ets “trian. i ‘ Wwreoe— VW ab adie Soames - . ry \ ra - ' ree. ’ . 7 ‘s*ar = —— ‘ - . — 7 bg ete - ii ee ol eee eee .¥ . . U i=ne es % sn ; = 8% ao RANE - . , TRUCKS—lLight delivery and one Pianses ightis used B RANDEVENT ER HOTE! 914 . PESTA 77 451] 86— Furnished -ror vernie es Apartrme: wit iple or ° ‘tadies ee SY Rat “fk a ag ~ Ma an —FURNISHED es REALTY (CO. 804 Chestnut abe, to $150; terms Johnaon Ait SIM heaulify Yr) " F rw 14 gn : rand 1° “) Der weer ' “€18 a . ; jSseP Ker Dink ! is ra’ za* ° #: We PHibk Re} “PCa 4 . 4) ot! ‘or (“andat ae Py 4 pes : I Na ag Phird fioor north 4 — iz “ ‘om : ‘F? ' € ee , ' . : ‘ — , eT A“ ; ’ ; news fur? eo , * fo " . > : ea vs ot . iw ’ ~ ’ - , ' - rp ’ er ie ry ' . _ NCOLN : °? 4 oe ~“ mm oO we ob. ‘e@) " easy terms Be er's« 17H an &° 7 ome onl » -y & j 7 “wate >) 7UT g woke niteee a IZ aitneled a's A. a>" frees ng ri ose en North , : SHL4A —@ repute th me o ‘ 1-tor complate . | ’ nd iA ges reg 4 PinoM ~ 4 , P . ~ : , cy ' - ae Hi At K MANN 1000 Sa ie ae wieegrs wit : — —_ : , “=v IOC» rnisne. cern Dal . “n . . mer oe aN t ‘ eet, ' ‘ . : , ~ : . ; ann . ai body excellent r Se -y Pi AN ey iT hed \\ pe 781 GHW AY OR A C awe Wice e L.'rneae rie? re ; } "TCE. 14 HOTELS NIVERSIT = | 4 ie Main 16 " pe ere all (30— Furnished nNaue:nh > roOunu LINCOLN S&14A-—4 rooms, bath ae wt Ps uty ear . ~ : AQ? ; ok ‘ arene Wilton hea @ A mn poardc f.or ” (mts eer 4 ~ , a ; . ‘ t ms - ’ es -— lata ms mRIVE 77 . cient \ apartment 40 a% : 40) : o ‘ modern: ‘« \ sale ; aoa pny - Fag 5 ae o” fas Sag own jcepo’ rus tie ined id a’ . . ad sau | 4 A cus Arex ry ‘ NI - "on 4« YT! pier 4 =e *, ha ” rooms ‘~wOo athe ntinue s ’ . “ ‘ Ai aZAI ,1 y Lo ust P ean q et $! “ *} * an eff , tel, | Nay ~ ‘oon 4 \ Rroad war aii ¥P .o s i At i Mi \ X\ ‘\ 1oOoo ‘ *hestnurf. aie € “ ! arner, 2745 1 bo dealers: call between ® a. m. and 5 LINDEL:! Fea - b : rand Sof5R ui] convenience day up, weekly rates; tub and shower e bath steam heat. janitor ser poe : aaa — | R 2 TR —{jight . eaten Sess Hurt_s ; = ogy mes J942—southern front! M perlmner McPHERS ~ 40°77 ; J. — 5 rage: ae . Eines Sout NEW \P ARTM ENT KI ATS . i , VCKS—tight deli. ——— .. . A = rooms, continuous not ' , "a . — ve met a eniences ggpee Teryree nice nine ' NOR. ; ; uth ; . . é : ivery; Soo u; F PIANOS—§25 and up for he 4 ot water. exce.ert fat aba? ie th) s. furnis f > rw roT SDE RSON _STOCKE-BL ER , . oe 4d ‘ o% Can a nd ‘a sda: , > ‘2 :) n : = 9 _ ‘ pre! ' p anor Oar" = . is. “s per . se, i | rig | . rate ak 9 “ arand——- hg) 1} ; *y ’ MANN, rere . “Sopmyeusee ee . ities area ees | ,, % IEF. LING—FORD DEAT ERS make dh Standard make we must MARY LAXD. 492:4—F “= oe ROOMS— Two ta. emp ove , a ms _s - 1¢ eae , aut der new management, reomes, 51.00 WASHINGTON = oy wh 3 ¥ ten os) ain ment. furnished >. rn be ban gy ne ann 4 are, . Jefferson. Open ee 4" mn our excnange department — ' =m oo fo = even ngs Nunds P A Starch Piano rik ; vr | ., oot t ; $10 a nde a? 90M . : - : : = © ; ‘Lab : P : ‘ : a . ic™ Dan } } 4 V aterrnat?l re . S J (ie) « jad fsrane 919 : t ; ‘ ' ; | be re \ee » ee gulta : ae m ‘hd i PIANU—$245 balance agmanenl v e -COOk!' | MARYLAND 4°56 +: Ap! =. e Box 14. Post-Disnva 7 nae daly pany singie f e 9 emer GHANDEVENTER HUi Ei. 014 N. Grand ow LEVI & “ , , nw acelin ; fest) W rER. JONES ReAITY = - A—1 ”- ton truck. sale. trad m Starck a Da) nice yu! - £1] 000 }? A rT exposed rook os .F mew Le ge s ** }? = 644- - aekeeti g oe i "@ ‘ ' ia? , ] “ 4] ‘' -, +] and ‘+ : rwly fu iisnecd un? ng wa - , aapirnar ne : 5 Ov \ 2th ; “ais ( heath nt » " ‘ob bs : o : roadster. tourin e, Reetertel bus by most new " his is A 4598W r “ sy , Poat 7 ssi thue new DA pe’ ce ’ v] A | > | 1 . aD 4 / | ’ ter mm. } opt ‘ona. ect) bons . sp st : , " nod —, * Pr cpestr)\ Ss S'(@aAte West a? it “ > mF lags _ avr BOm™mNeone & vy af rer > «= 7 .? - : ; ‘ tie iat’ ee Ori f ryt 7? “ — € _. —_——— es. I " mijte.ce anitor . gc? ee - ' — ’ , An HOLLINGFR. 1115 Aubert «f) sin a menth on halance r = vy ' ( McPHERSON 4408_— Ni. ve . 4 Sri. -eE5i—~ f\ | ed roorns aekes ne "ea? - DEAL HOTEL 2 ROU Lan is Founning VM 1, ABBOTT PR LT & ice. AS mney S2b640—45 rooms adu is et at Northwest Bt e MORILE—JI ton comp late with - Piano ‘69 1018 Olive at . = “ root excelent table: ga: age AUTH! eu . sek een ne (TATU 1689 \ MARYIA“* 1) "wae _— $4 ° ; tub nowrei batiis. Sl per day KOR Cheetr A #h hanged ‘ abany | Bary ee |! E a top. in geod condit >. PCD ? | (Cw ri ) | wes eid a we - . . . ry sA ; 4 45 a, . ‘ oie : i brs i} ° the CO mtr \ (oR arly ine " des “ ; poTnN an } aren: ‘ ompletely furn ahead . . , . ; - 2 ~ x ma floor weet . PL AYER-PTANO—Gua! ranteed _ PAGE BL... 3951—Front room. rood boar ae . on , Pyne oms, Sines ate farm rei . i , a ae - am ‘lew. bus _— }.. id electric excelient ences exchanged Foreat t050W ote (ARFILLD, 3976-—4 roome t ie —4 # bea KS—And pieasure cars $50 and on note: plain maho ~ an ifec iieer RR modern for ewe > 50 - } cara i) n ,2e Kee R PX i cat *) '*eas " nie 13057 RArTrAaAke ional S! ARDELL, OTE si) Skinker: Are! — ’ au B.LUDS in iFor $65 ¥ &) Dl MAIt : ’ - i? s Th . . . oe ee ; . a . . ane : am - ’ mn , = " ‘ . a ‘) ‘ty hy ‘ 7h : . ‘ : . “9 ’ . o> Stand ard Mote r TT iek = BEYER . ith a nd . @) ust 21 no * rack RB - board Phone Forest 6GoV6\ nished a onveniences (grand 2aesyw ae 19 furnished owners home ' Ape any ne ee cc) treesing room and bath t rg des eat ying furniture: bargain { ‘abany PULUS l’ave forest n44i I M i sch, A? , j - i ) rucks TE = rk -E BL, SSe6—1"r ‘ie . 6: Lie me. Linde! ;actEDE HOTEL ANNEX—B | els cae taleanae : FOREST PARK HL. . ps : ivf { es : R “> No— \partmeni: ; NORTHLAN ; — * fe SAIES ANID SERVICE gmaynant. lANC }00@ used BS. .ote. i - se | 4 ; al : ’ wore a i ran e? ar er ~— | : XY ANLM yA} 405232A— Ne . . ie ate M 7 i r yH) —— 'Y tr, at le . ” : ‘ ws ‘ i. t ’ ‘ ~~ rd fal - . ) f “3 rrije , 4 ‘Od ; * . rr , «> rv ‘ tf lien er na xi mer 8 * ti - oe 45/0 4 rooms, mneodern: 7 ‘7 F. “ BS 4 MoToR i“) . Grand and Park " give crate. oF gk bench, $105. OER re Si #T ‘Oo ive appre a ed ‘“gha ' sieepir g ron ” P naw . wer : ; rye 1.eges house ' , . Po - r ar fer . até wathe« sla “ =o TT etels furn! Poe! + $60 , y i »* of furviture > “ha an a ~5 and up: Be in- neve a6 ry? ‘e home. no . ' ats se per wee ‘ : . - ewer ‘ fey n rooms ren oof a VL ERMAN yrs Kyoto Ne ‘OUORTHLAND STIMA— a arm sne > yrs ec (CRB) or er »? : : thany 48.48 ».5 , Lul.dink tPF ive-room efficienc run ‘\ ain 4851—Nice igh : m1 —* roome and ; ¥ : — = = ~_ - tan | >? + - : * “A . - T rrie ~ ’ ) | " , . ~* . furn aeherd ; ’ bee rics é ’ sun ba: a) pemeneld . 's £ a co.., 12TH a OLIV ° A [AINE 796343 —PR nom end board SHEN 4N I] MOAH see nicels ‘ ay rh ‘14—J| gr ge front room and kite) eel ; to ocd a 3 . ) oa $10) , . oP apen ht cm egree of refinemen! en 3 rooms. bath dave ote ole oe : m 4 poll oo in-#@- uor bed furnace. z n Ne Wheels and Parts M pesure. or ‘unfurnished. eou:hern €\ riahed rOOT! f housekeen: erette ight h sekeer C én « a A pir go ean cars F ~ oe Wor " oid — Fo} 617 (*heatnut Main “16° We “ tat ? oi, pent Suu epen fe . fe. ER-PIAN or aan, i alt De -Aults ons - nemanann » AG! ; eG a Ime any a! WATERMAN 5598——" 4 , FIR NISHED : me ~~ . , " be bs : em «% ton a SS ~ (Wo 0 used: maho - - . _- = — ) . . ete ae » |. ba—Attra ; o ; ms . wers -a piper “ @at D i i At Aft | SI te ae —s a 4 9 to *; Mre ‘ A AA " we gan’ ROO " rn : —_ _ - ~ a — my Ayer ‘ ‘ « ‘ ; j ar fal cnemn® viaanine aang , . kite} . . ; AO rou “ : oandwa ‘ 5 ea JRE WHE wil eel! 75 0 le. bencen and cabinet mM Ds nae BUA RD—Love fron? TOO ~ % awe) Be” $11o— iwo ei 4 ’ ho _ ae .*% enette reasor able oi rt INDE [, 1 reducer) po *. fens = ; and iwn porch pa 1° i“ e ret ' conveniences yer s I [Ae is 474A aoa - e. __ fee? y Be ve ’ i $10 rer month to jjal e iona' Tel; septs, Tm refined hoard op eeping rooms PAti,kE BL, 5" 00—*? ~ @ Cusco ae é LAZA HOT EL ] ! KBPSTEIS aie a - see . - Aon Ariingtor 4) furnace garage Olive 2nan tile be tf 2 Ab DUIS y HEF 18 aND PARTS CO. 0} ‘Olive A LEHMAN PIANO ‘CO ROMS Dar 4575W $) ST VINCENT, 2901—2 furnished man mrivate home. +t a hie aoat SneS Tuumne 4300 L INDEL L.. ATE = Jas IN 617 Chestnut Main 216°, | FURNISHED \PARTMENT—Attractive 4 Ff. tart is 460A: = ae x 4 e 27.29 Olive tes Disyer . ond ask to see My i—Delightful. large: running wate rooms or househeeping al® the PAGER B m4 ae American plan: $65 and up; excellent vith a *. mie rooms. svn pa ome for summer monthe aban) garage: newly —— rooms, electric ota ‘ BS. ine. aimed ine ret °. and narte far APouia \ : ic8) ' a bok ‘ys peda ‘eo refined gent emen or ° . @ ever’ > ne new a! cor enier * rooms sa ei a 4 = S t nz fre , food: spec al rates fo: ‘wo in a room an pt nn A n he Ra’ oge complere'* r potoad "¥ HEIII8 pre >a . orated. 3a S , eS : By mae wheels inwe!l AAPR inRs 6-peint AYER-PIANO—Mahogan) uple: excelient table. Forest 8556. +46 aduite ne 0 ee eee also suites. Phone Livdel. 6810. Lindel NIM R 1; renta} moderate. MJ. os FURNISHED APARTMENT on ' Ch ’ W8laining neda! €10 = AcCKS an on rd ne 4 urnishecd ‘twin beds wit! rOoOweR GROVE LSA37 A—Sleeping A(>F RI. 44304—I1 - (cS) ” , OS lal > ene Felephe ~ ¢ hot @€ neighbea fiat. @ reomes- ali mode New bungalow ass ured: SINN HO. $7 s and bhench d; 2 gentiemen. private family; co! neusekeeping rooms. sink. gas rang: posed an ee we ha WATERM : on me Forest 4678W er rent $64 rm conven a ’ _ . 2 rt : , . > ; ’ ouse ning - iia ee AN a 0%— 2 a ” fail 4 4 — 8 For Sale O.. 1004 « ke me : AEOLIAN sK43R. OVS LiCl near Union | Forest bat nveniences: 8&7 ope ga els M 3 AIRMON r HOTEL and ha‘ + wes we oC fioo 6 rooms | F! RN LSE EA \PAKRTMEN' “4 roo Wil. L IAMs — — A aa _ “ a aa” ~ — eS i A ‘ ‘ “ . : ‘ - = as a A oy = ; se ve ~ thro ry : % sent i ne ah ai : —— a assis; }922 mode): real bargain: CHICKERING G a = om WYOMI! NG. 022 a—Furniehed front room PAGE BI ir Me vg ane om story. fire- MH. RODE My ER & CO - " he, adults. references 3 and bath $3 ‘5447-4 rooms; elects 4 = terme ro ; A Grand Amp co e.eori ~T LAOUIS 40° h— Roon ana board fa and ] ere*tte ononoseite Ren'or Park - : i sn a on “gg © rnisne root @" ery room war bat creseing mir ‘| @ (j;uar ‘uF - mA . ha nzed Linde 2440S ‘BA nn —— ‘adults oniv. ‘ “ha D ‘ “HASSLS-— ~§.3: 7 - tm pe . ton lle anc ben n eX" haneed AO Te! i gertiemen oT rounie en ° a: Re mnrone , . , : ae gas range ) "oe } ae evant ‘jes Cc om M rp iv her « } iro ‘? o -"aQs pty ~ a j I mNItShHiEI? ALAR ] MF» \ peti see A, a , 4 be RIEFLING . fome starte: refuction; terms AEOLIAN i. VERNON. 504 . — ‘ - : | pean or American plan: singie roon ; , : e 7798 « beautiful ome 8 F- i——Will share Bo . , 8 Jeff ah. ~ FORT Tt AILERS 1004 as Olive wt , iol ¥ qc‘) a - SOS 3—Furniened ewis hede . ACE HI aon ae ; ia : me a , “ gi Orns or ea A ESTMINSITER P|! 5sit4- ~ - — fullvw furnt®hed apartment with uth ' og ereon. Open evenings, Sunday GRAND PI xO. ater a OR. ~ _ - axe reasonalie Fo West i 3) wg = : Highiand i. ‘ ri a .eS asonable. | ne Forest 6324 e h.-oom anertroent! cant £25 (el 0) oa ; “a aS or ladies (ali ¢ aa O) sf a chy ’ ANO—s : , . 4 > , , at ' enetie vas om) we — 7 ~ wl oD oS Pad - oe fore 3 o Clock afer 3 “Ms ; : i iat tai tlities 4 bi a ont the origina! Ligh This a $450 A aS} IN: rox BT 4°08 . oo o1 "6R screenea D sults R« SE , L yy He ’ oll Meet, F ' S4! a , om © eu! partor de 4766 ' p> 8) , a“. yy aL! 8 fA reouis nodern tur: +H 4 nr Ss a na . , - —— ST) Tf , 4+. nighed for housekeebing;: ~ or 3 eduis | econ flag 4046—1 or ~ rooms nics 4145 l.inde ) ine 5300. American MORN! ,acH RO CY _ yi water: to linen oe OR a $45. V058A~-4 rooms, bath, gar “o —oupe, Ford, take roads er bdy a a WASHINGTON BL. 4213 ri home: small famti) Forest S541M. ‘4 plan, $50 a th and up: European. $30 eG Chestnut ot $65 rer month : ee “9 = (fb i traiie his ; we >t J 1L5—LDesi: , fro : : , ' >k \ - , ‘ ated , Pp oe r * r obs .th a few : ——— — - : , ALA? ; . . ee Sn 7 jarper Motor Co., Mirkw 0 room: separate beds. gen omen , on | oe 19vl——Room and sleeping porch, ~ ARK VIEW, 4540—— 1 - 4) «? iL Lf 4 —s ei hha wl ~ turn ane ’ J use keeping oupie emmy e } 4ar1o ® ~ ce -at I ie a t ' rir. |. ar - . “a a The ye nee ea unt ic taber Wvaewn AHS NAI : . ‘é “* . end ~—m > rowm beth " a , o . 'vurna 3 1 a eure: terme to Bu it ive? . Moles — Seca ' 7 “4. Ags ae Secan, coupe, touring ; v -G-etory front: -1 week. gentiema: wate ; . Toaaster terme: trade ’ WESTMINSTER , “ae — n Thuretav evening ” ' n o . , » , oe D RODIN . eRslo ‘) - I S( d and Shop-W orn i rooms eire an? hoard 1) r ate fan ABANNE 5401-—N!I ei, furnie: dd froat ive? e r Vent - Truck. all kinde for ] ton "0 fabany SOATW 4 room in Cabanne district: telephone and xinoM rive | Opened: ove 1 MM) noms: fireproof rx it Cheetls. ela tonrir tj" . —— oo - - oe aisoO @ rear room Wi! ' , ‘ ‘ vare ouple or iad)¢8 ef bas ‘ wre” 9 . - ‘ . > bodies Yiuiefling s 215 cf "ag eC lan 5] WESTMINSTER Pl... 4532 — E’ecan' eet 6100) cee = vrivate vate tchen 1 exes. ‘all « ome al * eal me eautifuliy furnished, with e ery moda ut 5193 DELMAR OoPe A — ° : ich) : ; “ , mea ® and roorns far , Ty z _ Bs ht A ania Cc es »40R\ = ’ ry Or vernie ‘ Ss ' $10) rer we ae : ‘A ai, COnVe iene : nO a. : : | . \S 5 for centiemen or —— — ; bs ‘ é ” ei as . yor ; orn i nr en rent S50 momme 1923 ming. tr} 4 ane > ot wy ju} \S} Die emploved AT! 040A —Beantit yrm.she Rix h\i— uy RO age ‘cupied bY two people $1 per week extra . 3 eandialom call @1 - s atne ’ gpm bd ad rn i . furnished apart CAl ated: pba “si = . 923 mode's. 47°90 W. Net | WESTMINSTER Pl... °4144—Love ee i : ite tem: eges: ladies : ‘ a aplendid dining sai? dian an. ae 180 ANDE HSIN ST 4 . ; , ryt \ —— F -* * : eu , 4” ; - ° bad . vt if . ° ron , ' “ f ° : $5 week: wome oo je isekeeoing noc sleeping, | T&X SSSR we APARTMENT FOR REN ‘partments, $13: 2 roome, $20 = a then ‘ nese ’ re . rT) . . a »* fF) Mf Peart > as . . ‘ 4 e..7 5271 - rim) toNS : . ' » % » *¢ , my Be Tee 414 . r by es j 2 . ‘ * t Y Pe . o . " » A — ry « . s ane a . “ i . i HING 5418 a"Ee living room tom th finerclerr S40 eduites 5 OO pnittor } jenetl* iresa.ne loser and 6 CUN™ 1" i ne ath Ec rict 4 sia! 0 - New buns ~ alow Rrid ‘ce ’ 4 : la « ° = - —— _ ’ - PPiaver-Pianos | «str mae j . . | i} . *@" D™ = boul . . gas piate , ‘ oni : | - wo Sa LUO VEST PINE Rl.., 4310—2 large connect. 8sonW ’ : | ; »? “ree P a. i e ‘ . — ¢ a’ ®.e? ~ ‘ , ‘ ; ’ a ae ats 7 . LP « . . , ' RESORTS x. Sin "aenesete aad pet to eee neti, Pati Sa na st cle 0: erlooking nion t heautif W «se! fla neat rT) ed a? r - or : ‘ ‘eV “ss o huorme., ' ; . eseess or reland and Portland place Completely hard mood dee ys Seumae, ana _ (§ KHLANKE RHR E aay oe ing rooms wm if? or witho it r . , ’ I ul ~wa Ti - (LARA, 62. Nicelvw furnished fro y ’ " ‘i ‘ “ft rrcyt sa MM Pr a1. ' 4 e ; rf RILe ’ aes ° e ’ hed cooking wv) 7 r eat nee _ ories, Parts—For Sale : -E NDE = Tue? ah é : lalide “running T . - —— - “ = Ss. shell, €) honda hese Ins WEST PINE BI! "80%—Front ron , ane Peat « | motor $°n Morris ey anteed ] truments are ruar- southern exposure ex ellent wee , ante Mu“ Me _D . 1 Te ADA TY ef ; nort! J! rlin Ms. kh rie v , “ of . nie $° ; ; (‘LARA i] second f\oo: n bh ' mit : “wate — as ‘ot Sh er » _ er, Ate Salvage 1704 ©’ Fallo: fs oo to vive yy rfect satis- wee) rarace : ewe" bw : = a c ascasdh ee oe” ae, dern apartment . Pe es cow age 1D Be * . ii iakhes care ive ~e4", ¢ ion. T) - A TT omaan . . a ' , Tr T © . » erences bores ' hd >-2 : Jk } Pa i — “furs : : ; eV have » ; —— ; . wile te > ‘ . e slew . . : vd fe Bie es *n grr hn @ te enne ’ - _ D FORD PARTS—Fentors, wi ~ thoroughly re- lj peen | _ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY E MENS. 6028— Large lik om. also KYOMS—-2 lara , meee hee ae ee O38 (e7 Pershing A\ Apertment and siver Beautiful parlor adjoining "7 FONT ¥, 6020-4 roome, sua reams "Ime. ; — conditioned and | ROOM—Lovely south front. for two, Was “enai, Cabal agg catered marege | wicely ft roms. py e home. cles f (573 Pershine ce a obby for afternoon parties MNnOs exits Lv | oe: eam Best. Utive 765 ae ingtor iemiites Cabany 148&3J (74) \ ‘. ak — o o— . gos phone — ' , n-a > “4 ane SOO a Tom chacre Call Foreat 9100. $75 io Ry - Ph 4141A—3 roomea ‘and ‘bat 'S, A - . e ’ *\ Ss , nti eer oi saan " ) Aa 6 S000 P ‘ er red rer’ : core? srt srr - _* es ° ' : eae . : od, : e a , . ¢. sa mod- pune H. $14 pe ee : ‘ 4 " | HOUSE a cl aA OA LTE FR — Ca "an ° ‘ue PLYMOUTH 5e55—E cen : furnished j} wi e Taig nn, Oo ; ‘ . : room epartineni a m wea lune : 7 S.— Tiree room - . I : ‘ , et ‘sy a tu iti ; — = a +* . dha and - , , + ~~ tl | AN A\ APA! TY —- avi : : 7 sbany Lod ck INK MANN 52? 4 and o room a tad } d d — ; 2TMENT PLAS alt , ome BBO ettrectively fu ern lecersted “eet of BODO *, mods | , re ’ ne. er heen oud hie wey mer ; VLAD. 3@17-17A-—5-6 roc cent! . pered and de ood ren aii hodert ie . atofe or anythir anything Open evenings t pena sedan? N. Mroadwa ; an hardly : . y. Colfax vy be distinguished } x : i See a tod) rom new Ol r - Ror NI Furnished r) apartment vi . eri es t) ate fan fol] ies. A partial list | —temilr: nest tg bash Toren 1576) gurage Cabany 3776M 80 OW ROOMS— unfurnished e nk heat ant cM MOK SHGH—R mem furnished lig ous ahi 40) Leree ad 4 | = K ee] ng tof vate oy ’ f ' emp mr ‘ ; , , | Sn ; a roe ’ ’ : x — — . ; am ” oT jpie l'hone g ws » | oe ‘ i —~ sfde edi ‘ im eeeant HWIit.TR P 40" : WASHINGTON . “ ;.w*s . ai SB lOi~—~—Handeom . and WLSZLICK 1010. ch 2 reatnut Chitve ve 437. “a Y PART FOR ANY CAR OWS ; room for sleeping APARTMENTS FOR RENT SO! Ses gears fenders adiato - rar tor cae. PIANOS i , . ‘rer wit hen COOK 37 o)— Nev ‘ 6 rate alee! ” | ~ ray] , ie HS . . . : — ‘ Donunldson ( ounrt Apts referents * ' . j ‘I 4 ‘\ .) £70 — » cmeetl furniehec : ‘i, ant pd '40A 7 ema ~Pive ——_———— = ~~ « A ; wre =” " . at a ‘e : j j so? lant |\or at born $55 ‘ > . a ye . Stoo TO PARTS, 2001 8. Oth Bid “0 Schaeff KOOM— urniahed > “cnaelier = lege are if desire Srand TP6SR ZD) PARTS FOR ANY r “AR St “ > a op. m = 4 te _— re good bed: near dat! ean. wp! , : , ‘ ~~ . . ‘se : a vyurawte re ? , . eo) oe ‘i? o ' ’ jeehe “Tt, g ; — —w wheels. rime. redia- rohmbach a e710", On |; ROUOM——Large weil-furnished hotsexeep De GIVERVILLI on en.encesr Ih s470R North bod glass, electrical parts; 1000 Mar] 47g ing room, Hodiamont car. Forest 34952 at ame Ll. Oe ee VERNON, 557 ) tires. We bus , ; owe &] _- . 4 eo ?tnern exposure iy mioderr r) , ‘ . > > oia—s >. ar af aT ee . > ty FT i=} | = =i rT grr . . ’ +i a er... and trade used M Beets ese Ho .00 . . id Late home PO feet *. 7 atreet are a q i usekery re rocer ~ > “TT 7 = 606) f AL™M $i + sve ah 4 se ae rr > te) s art : $f. yf leet. a ene ‘ , hes and - * 4 _— = 4 —- ~ : mi) , reno TT) , Ls : " . -* ~ wails . ‘ - a " pH gear —— ; ' a e ba °T 4 a“ t, et? ; , ” O r pr t * ‘ee i a3 — = . on tor se: . BQUARIS DEAL aro P arshall ...... .$175.00 | ROOM——Large southens ness man owner's; bus, low rent. garag: abany SPRIR. | VERNON 5576A—3 unfun efficis eat . a room | suite 206. Entrar ce at GO) Westgate. Renton 2333) Fh. a si i ietierson, Bidacy 1608. Open rd ft tq | 10b43., eS — 53x) | _ 8 ver fureitese tor ’ far spectic . * Bra ‘tice A360 Dell pases 6128 W ; AVVO. 4 ere ne 7 2 +s ‘ ' “ “ ” - —_———— - _— ‘he ee rnitur for ° . " ; . wi Med : ~—t us . —~ mar ' . f un \¢ * ‘ x , , (open eve man . olin ; $700 0 = ; 2 . _ - DELMAR RL 5040 Front esulte house is ERNON no e = mt uf ; POMmErWwYeP & CO W EFISELS-‘cE RHART p a Be «4 “ny ) oO A 7 ERM AN mA is 46i10-—)-recm fiat Lath sa (c83) Rut 0oM—C o’pie nave room in new and ke ping roome. nice v furnished ame e vat a , ~* =e a? rge Pa ; ef) P a? “ a’ ' 52 c om 4 . — 2. sf" front abar’t en’ , th @. ‘ ; ‘ ae . — beautifully furntehed ppart ment. suitabie necting bath reasonable referen: . 4 ha - pe L a — j "ew aditrr ’ . ‘a fyiivee © "QR cy a 4S 9 +, lik \i A \ A\ \ furn shed 0 piele for housekeep ng r . 7 wee? RE. ALTT -. oo . ; gre ; = a sat) , ‘ ‘ - ‘ a . ” 4 ue ~ couple; would on DEL MAR 7 A8 A urnianed mane markview 1259 ial é te Choice apertment, seco ; ee ool olace for the eurmmer: $55 ic Open daily Siz Uraveols grniahed — an 4d “6 - : s). coal A t im - ; ng of Or e roome and pore " n al co A eS | PINE Lie 4137—3 ream aner ua ay 10 te Bouth * sof ree S110) $10 ettra ‘, ’ . rT. @* iat 7) on . ne ** . al ae ® a a" . . = - ~ a . 7 ‘3 io z st me’ hit 40° he ae ; ‘ a a. =e - , : r le |! o384% ’ rapt + KORY so = Tee reome sa HUMPHREY. 3643-—Pive rooms, tile | . . sider sharing @ PI 4 71° Batteries f | sAYER-PIANOS | for twe gentien or or Sale S ' - > $e ee mrtment witn refined. con- nate = ‘ trohmbach. = 7 $:) ] m genia! cour le cdts lim tg ond niversit 2. me ‘y — eet ot an reference ry W astIIwaTon a sa \%4 ars " . . excha Wwe 30% 1 wid b- ° ’ ore e = " ry eu ‘ On. 4 — en eanns ‘ ARS)!" a7 “A 4 7 7 . : . ~- - «1 NGF! IN | tn inte. | Alcjency oberiment, supose Tower Oi Band ath Ulive M4, Olve O40. 5 Do ot : ' tj ee HFR? Is JOUR CHANCE WV E S T M I NSE | . 46355 vt ee thicy 3043 “ — . . ' ar A , ; iz reome tile . i,tand Vvow ERY tw ergn ines s) uP art , : “ 4 s for ’ . ainut Reries, Toman. 1415 «heatrat st. ‘6 = “rohmbac! 7s |. oe ; aC) Han Ss ‘per ) : _ Post irispatc! ELMAR Hl 4 5005——3 omp.¢'e } + —-* : —————— — Ss . nished f sekeeping rooms re s20nA | ' A AsHINGs i hk pe : ro » Keeping and sie ping roo me . om . he s4 , wha rr ences peasonabe : ig” = Stcawe Sete’ See rO GET AT LOW RENT ‘| - . 4 re , fi@ if " ™ one’ ‘ 4 . — \\ ‘) — Dervcrlil front if Miikt , 420A 2 ‘ ~ : . “2 4 Lar eters ] "w af@® ond ' ore ew edulie. rent 860. oper : devore p __ Tires For Sale M on nn | F290 Central MAES in outeide tice . arsha! so - — . ree tubes and rime lerb a l, th dim «4 e510 RIDDLE SJio—Furnie ed reor with pmad 1 ares Th oy —-2 eulte WASHINGTON | opr e aN DLE, S11 oor, gas, housekeeping front room. reasonable Lin — een eg ma 1M .>4 ~ - atti nut _ rt, mahogvan' : x] i) s4 week! eal . : . 3 eee =—— - . -— : = hes : ‘ahed ag en a + hae . _ . “ia @ wT 4 . : . . - ‘ DELMAR ee 43: p08} reer tte \W aHlINGTON are ne , , ed e Ff 6 “re 640) ie. |e? on onet ue - : ‘all pt) lyts pene Pe | pat rl ment . - — ¥ oid I ~ a ¢ , : OROP 2 PL en e; me, ark a! us ‘ . . +s ; e ar gt es 4146 \eu vunasionw cane "a ¥ FR oe x on we ew furniture, newly! fe Serene Ener. ee ie a rie. @te fay AG BLANKE KR. E CO. 7 init » ‘il t oy ‘an. - - auiet. >] oay I roor sTl.a farm ° bain prewhe gern! r? 4 " . c - : 5 ¢ i bn fe) | tina APARTME . OR T T “F R REN decorated: vas, linen Pao ae's S450. 32 BBO. SAGO Kastc S2a4, $4. sued -_. meet on ~~ ' tro ’ - » fay ul a , soBO hmbac hh. WV alnut LaLa wim UST. 41° j;— ean 4 for 90 dave. va retreas cuet- OCONY EN zg | weekly rates tub and shower hbathes ich $3.74 — —— , baat my : A LE N’ l T ER MS ( iF Be v “AS. 5, 3940A—* r _ comnectin ne rooms fot | i ‘ELMAR Hi 455° nol large Noyse Ts ; TY ; i) a . ihe ry adiusiments 20.3% YMENT ¢ A 2 ieht nousekeen' ns also «(one )§= 6smceDp ne ing roome, sink. range, ice box, k chen WASHINGTON BL 40° V—Si ngs KINGSHIGHWA' NROS ~ 4 rooms 378 ae \ B KE ARR ANG. room; a reasone tie a s¢ cabinet, stree: cal r \4 o's oved cenllemer references: ni st ohh enette af he new de ated 4910 &t- PHERSON OLIVE ——Tes0A—Newly furnished roome. | DF! VAR Ril. 3605—Large well | mofern home l.indell 15AS" ail conveniences. Victor 2325J icd ®4 fleor northwest. Apt © al , ; , KREOKI re i] ’ . ‘ Fevue? recom witb ++ wientent dau Ww ASH ING T« rN BL . 48: 5S —larce c ‘ st? 4 \A q°? 5 ro - ; : ae ™- 5° t) . hae th teak hen | Spouse, elect rie (| a «| e . , Oe revo me and sun o” ° i reo 4 ~ indows a\seo oe « ngie a. = ‘ oe 2 Ra — * — hea anu — . er” mr rderr immed ate possess > . | Lin }a Tl ito} ; KLA® h 4470 a. ann — e et! ; ; re \1 - ‘ . : be rorn” @ and mu - fi mt ase con f > - > , -~ a —— unwodern _oome ope oe \ Ag 1oo hes j ar rent S100 per month reference . x ] Vv ] (’ e* ideal i © r bee as le bool ; Arte LiLAIW Bil. Je ~ TOOTS thes aéuits osern e545. 34° ‘34 an . > 4 N4a4 S7 OF D a Moa ° -* >» ail guar ‘” Jefferson and aces MONTHLY OR W KEKLY bs dav or weekly rates a — 7 : A ; 7 "4%" — . roo: = ‘ ‘ pe ’ ne@ 8 ler ieS PRICES ox 7 FAPIN. Tig POURr Tea taeedcanen. | DELMAR Hi, 42708 ant i 3x) | gentemner genoa’ 3 = oo ‘ ‘ 270—2 and onnect ing Ww apart. Pre . — - " ; ”* heds © ' ” ASHINGTON Ff 4584-—R 7 ee — > tlh ee ate si: _ sleeping ane ro}, a Cor - a ~ abe rt NAND \- “1 j—-?| arge oon s apg a - 1M aed a 'hreue aft r : with heat and janitor service. furnished , -" USAM REALTY oy couple; SOO TI os . . = , iree- LAIN iF Bt 149W I. T7is , ~ ; A--@ -~y ‘ight rooms, stererce ™, large close ~ a we 4% . : ; ry ee Lon iF Li eenes ren PIANOS oome he 4 1a. — Two feont reome elf oom ren aA or ] ger t eman . _— . rer fur hace 81G BARGAINS IN TIRES : AxD r SCH TO MATCH PAPIN, 1&: gC rion of furnace, batt private fami! cal : Lt MAR ae ,153—Sieeping rapm ad WANHINGTON B rte 1m ASH ING ra La ar eT TY New Apartments room apartment with Mc PHBASON 37? ; c 7a—Sin “come “ fu (dea! yecation concession te , ” Fant eed at ly iret ‘ 26 4N cane esta, 3083 % cord, | P; ROLLs . ) hured ROULEY ARD 4:00 lang & 7 \ Ane«deyv ar Thy aia “ash! ing (e4) alon }- : . “A AeHINGTO* ro *71) — Sleeping inining beat «rg? oert centinuvove bot ounrtTh kloor roysekoening $2.50 up; bath. fas ee ' reaeonah om aut. aie sive peek er ©: goU (4) DELLM AK Rl ana i int house Krenme® Washi: 3 | = ‘. ; a : _ — mers i j ores Oo evr ! ° anartmer “ o ' t 751 u Poree AAS*® ‘ r - oe pcr overiooke Garden ore | or ) | | tau 4 omplete for house -' Bt og — B.. porch, newly docoresed ~~ r i ali ‘brand “ » Pay . :7 ] ternat or te Fe Ae BCiAL, S AL = ON ; ory adjuetme:ra. ~ TIRES \ ——— tric. aan } 37 34. S4a4. $; pres ats oe ER NG KL] i ia) pats rex by . me a : hor Bs 5 93 ie ahaa ty $0 oF - B+ ae 0 gg LLER North = = ve rT — " mployed wome arAhers ile 4 » " ee Ss ee LLL Lees SN Pha ST hs cee Loewy furniahec a ASH! aQTO* P —— wr- - a >) racuer a @\ehibasr st) sm Crt 2O0] tw (c8) ° ND-LEADER } bt bk. \ | \ TT) 8] Mo N pone ight hc jae k een ADa’ ment - conveniences no ob tec- “ASHIN Lat a $34 arse Fenn’ Mit. a > a = o th. ww — 2 a” a . ste ou = haa M4 - ‘ ; tme rie hy? ‘ *; ne ; « « ryt un taP fare eo .’ mm 3° : “nm tee? . ing $0 $4 e coon ing gas, ee.cil ic lig i Fite +0 chi aren or o gta nile men L nde - aw e ‘ 4 rr) if 7 e'eam $05 ani or pr:ryvice ‘'\. ; J ~ RNY wr r Pr “- : 1} . ¢ -) ‘ ” " beth e nh ngs. 65 (ec) . ake . . 1) i be —-. kee oo LOW 4 r - akp F WRISKERG sc) ping, “ i. (c >) a Vand _ Realtor ‘ eventer @. see W arth. risberg 4 ’ é renee asians a r on at 2 2 nant hg p et DS es b cr "e bd oe i y 7 ; s a
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rr ee ter eae ah ee “FURNISHED ROOMS SOMETIMES RENT THEMSELVES, of course, but as a rule it paysto ADVERTISE inP.D “WANTS.” -@8 Segre - BUNGALOWS .-:- BUSINESS PROPERTY .-:. FLATS : COTTAGES .:. HOUSES AND FA ° a — ——~ | TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES ee ~ AND COTTAGES FLATS, APTM’TS, FOR - or Sale °* Market for « a f ™ | Q North | Northwest ta) 3) i aN B cy) | iq) \ a . ing 0) noomMe. see Ti f x Accomac 5 and 2 Toe: i. r , a a ‘“ - } ( I a 53 \ INBERG —_ oe rat 7 i »-t : Offices and :. odge Hall 7RLAN D. 3105 N —4 new es stores” in in Speed- LOT-—30x110 es Motors district Kol ( : | 1 ah S Nig Cl | ’ South live : = + re r i9Vit & f yy wetter wants euch ania, «res wa ‘o.ege Bidg.. o Opposite m4 M heap for cash nde} IS10 ‘OTT... en i. cee : . . —n ‘i . ee Ce 32 " a Cul wey j ‘pPassen o roome and bath TT ~ : be pa — 19-23-2 F aseen at. 00 as —e - 6-room oe half block from Beilefontaine car. $1000 SI ARK . a pee 5 S$. Urand Di... * wr" '~ an a * —— » uilding ES semen : = — = ve _severa! Jf and 40 f »oOt ors ro« ne ri ode tT) orl a . o rN r : ‘ ‘ - - ; re —_ ram + roo s na " ae . aN 3 >. cet ice ar ard. it } FINE FOR LAWYERS, DOCTORS AND DENTIS CO. 907 Chestnut st.» REALTY) on made street: frame or stucco: every ||| 6257-50 Geeners Groom frame a . booed ht RO eat Cee ee . — - + — oe Oe Sor 0-19 bath. modern 5,50 5499 Cologne €-room brick ' $2550: $850 cash ealance terms ' “ad T—J5sx Pennusyivania. +-3 PEE eiectric; brick etreet “and alley. COMP LETELY REMODELED THROU GHOL T i pas Ces rom Dispa' - Se oman co) 452a- 2, -21 Nansae? »- room - = bath; modern ~ 500 hilte at $050 iravois sonst aA + in for aqvuick oa yy . “ . ° os > ae 7 i } > A? A e ria n Ww or Ct es "Oo 17h wr: - e* ’ ; "i . ’ ? rn we : " ‘ ~i? = + . 6128 Easton A, : second ana TD rd rioors, ai ided inio igDt, . 0 rae South ‘an? el er # at ony "1 . oc k = - 44172 . Dat P a i 4 “i 4060-862 RA Sch ‘er D! 5 ’ SUPT AGE—410" sls ala Ss rvoms and . lene 4 - oe : 5- room re tina! eS R E co é- 43° «>: . “ . " . *, . oy . . ~ ‘a ewer ~gaeeeeerccmaest . ‘ al alae mr and is we! suited for ledge and 7 a = punnenadininnpien ican 4 eee eee eee a - ee lestnut : We als Bae several beautiful 4-room bungalows: 18 inch rock foundation acreens, inetal Weatherstripe, fine garage J-Car gar ge 3 "om ee F 1022 R (ger: 3-family. 3 : . 2 — 7 § ws oS . = reson, aon lie BROADWAY (100 3.—Large store new- 13-inch brick waile a!) around, rdwood floors, tile hath first-class workman Price 3700) (wher w 7BoOw ° Admission byw ard only a 3 x Se ectrtt fine repair. downsta! > » . io - > ; = > » = 4 - = | - — . . — . Haw n , 4 e - ° _-—_—~_-—_-—- meee, . . te . _ entertainment purposes BS ed ent. Grand 445. ‘cd) aU SSELL P mao LO I Ss enip. Priced at $6500. Sme an eae wan ‘ance terms. We also have a 38xx L AFAYETTE Av. oU93 Arsenal st: 4.4 ee . = 3 ; ot ready to move im; sacrifice, § ‘ - xT’ D ‘~wreDp ALIFURNIA AND ANN —. Seu cal “-onting on M: ‘ by number of choice building ‘ots be i AT On reasonabdie terms Beautiful bungalow of 6 rooms recep- Sts —— "$ i 7502. BROWN, 525 Wain MeCRADY and OBERMEYER erat cation, for shoe more "cr | yp ZORINE on, Miami, Oleatha. Parker avs oe os yo BE Ri ion hai. sleeping serch. tile "bathrveek | | 3125-27 Brantner pl; s-tamaty gam Bie ER OWS: SES Wain a ; - | | : 4 barb: ean = and syeing > acant rer? > alien Ae ge ley mse 36 ot. ots 4 x aK i; oF -+| floors, hot-water heat _ Karaeze 4 ove, tenemen: S4 wry ’ Me q ae 3-46 ROO WA—S 10.008 9179 Easton Avy, Forest 3196 Delmar 566W $50 Mei Pei t.> = estRut- | gains: gatisfy youresit bk a ea Oa: —— a ad O home. WM. E£. WRISBERG. “Lightning STARK. 3630 Olive Linden > & ge eee a oo Bi ' NTH FS ens ——See this new « , ling or ee ne * SF comparing ad S _ Results ~04 S. Grand. Sidney a re ——— ~ * . ag oe ye ewner down = Ol ———— ss a a . —— ——— = @ a ’ = Te ea > & ™ "=D > -- _~ —— ' ae eT: ti ; ne a —— —= —————————— ) ai aay vusines 3-5. - @ FRANKE I. D 'WEIER R. E co A\ IL ES yen MAGNOL LA PLAC E pa . a Vc EY PP. HE ATH Si S wet: ww ™ « - awe : ¥ 6-2 Chestnut ar os US dba? Magnificent bungalow of ‘ "oo ns, co .o- eatctiesiiinaiaiit i ___Centras es g —_ ™ - ONLY $4500 ; ~~ T J end 3 room filet FLATS FOR RENT—South FLATS FOR RENT—Furnisheo , 4 Urizg na a U . =e e v ' mtad'? _" ——e nia! hall sun varlior hot-Water heat. tile ng - = anted Agen’s yh all GRAY Pro AV : bath. brick firepiace, oak fleors. fine brick 136 DAYTON ST. “a 3822 Bagh ES enaditten: block BMcREL. 4206-——5 rooms aod gmrage. va- ——-——_ SFERSON. JU04 3 —Store: $45 iil ta ie (e53r ; E $ P } Vv 7 ‘on XN. F el oe — mS sT RANCE—LOANS—RITIT DN ra for ~ cars, one of the finest places to) ; I. ‘ . ‘ SURANCE—LUANS—BUILDERS garage ene mk an “4 ines admission OV card ) th Side. WM. E. WRISBERG. | furnace. oa- mate nn — oe iia Nth, Onive ba cant j M LEVI & co ie : —— aT = —— _Sputiwest a r a 4a al “wemee en Southwest Riverside 2320 : Residence, Riverside °384M (80) yn the South 7 ts." 3204 S Grand ay ar Ce : a age ° OF trade vy St. i; iMive & low style: fine room acrancement. $Ou. FURNISHED FLAT—Permanently; tree |” store. splendid estion. MEHRKENS- | —______ as eee ee sa ee a ne. | SSACISOUS RRALTY Gee ad ee saus O10 AV. WOLF -PULLACK KR F& Boat . new ai gas e : = TE NAY. J805 S. Broadwa Re Wo ii REAL Pac te fi iN VACANT 7 ee : ~siee0e I ’ ’ => ne. ne ere nr ng \ ~« a >+ ° i; ‘ oe be erme ; a. ae aid? . reonisa a eping ‘ m ‘3 “ : ’ ar RP . a iE‘ nN if a 4 ry +> ‘7 . a ’ = ri a” 40°") Penr = ary vA “Re > S| , as ae , A 2 et, eA ws " o en elan ‘ea . - ‘ “ ' ‘ ‘ia 4s) 4 | i or Sale I ae. s .OF A ~~ S a2tae «& a. . = \ rE ae - 2) ee tile bath, furnace. Mu a-dor be West — > ain 4814) | — “ Pane 1528 Bentow, "LAT. CHEAP. Ms rdweed floors. Phone ” Bache ev 172 . = —— 3 ;, — > © - - — . ‘- _ - - _ - e _ — ae oo . = on wad ws 4 en ; . al . * . ° . £ PARK. aol ~ Ooms uppe vt . , TARA = Suen iehe - . , NEW OFFI —_ ISTH 4 . ) AFAYETTE. FARMS WANTED bh \ ;ATAYW ee = : A . o ba Ja8em ‘ S38. >») 300 da wh t 0 i be ready for ox ipa ncy in a few Weeks FRa. 4 r>! oT \ ETER n SEW - Lafayette Park $75 noder adulls, garage opt a , a = polling oo as -ARM Ww : es | Modern. arge oa eee on vof-f! of — ‘ a es Come and Jee 624 Chestane oo" E. co. >) $017 Miami: tiie Sethe. furnaces Bibi. 3S818—Lower fiat. 3 ms. gu a 49.2. oe ane O22 4a 8 Oem Faciaters >| fer mar 4 Sra Ban es of St. Louts | PETERSEN | 0 Ag adbany ©85./ 5 ‘141.OW—4-room new brick bunga- | A. wy REALTY CO., Original “Quick Sa e Wa “ ag ne weed flcers. easy ‘erms rear M CR Al) \ a « ‘i b . \i . eh " _ 41 13 ‘ 4 ro m aft er ' — » a —o ; oan } ages nA dg F PT a P YT . , i ood a ; ; ow mm wiern street made: l biock from ai° tyra’ O.s a’ Nile: - BEL! is ‘one .tors. 4) “¢« R of. ‘? Ht id , ; " . s. | : — : s*s ‘= * » 4 . \ re ;« ad __ at . ' . - r ’ . _ ’ > * 4 “ Rama , tax BO ge) &% es and ca tes: $0500: easy terms pen daily unt it n.. Sunday. 10 to 3. ' | NORTH ST. “‘LOtis COR? ; FINE 4-FAMILY FLAT , “i g272-24 st. Vineent av. 4 and 5 r . _ om ty ier of —_ cn Tmt, > . . - . = . ‘ “a “ 5004 nm om “yn oy hot-water hear. hard. 4 flars of and 3 Samy each S517 Bastion : ot ok lwo : ’ shed ad ‘ est — —— uthwest Be oy nes - 4 De! nance for you on easy terms . 402 5 M AG Ni YL, I A PL. 040 Price ¢ ne LCilnten sta... ae 4 fami ies bath and @:eCiric, — ; om s gas, e.ectric, 910.00 — _ DANDY STORE ONLY $20 FARMS FOR i> i ieee neeene ated 2 J | eA . | | : Price $42 : | , mm S361 South eam : tric ; SALE 7... tok Cemen, £96e0 tie as 4 ~ eed f are. le bat excellent terms; for | month Darmer ae -— (3800 cog Chestnut LASTON, 4433—Neatly furnished fiat. 3 _ Ss ao : ae s ‘ bes 1 - s ': . a + LJ M 4 T & R D ALT ; | ENRIGHT’ ISS——S Ooms first floor, BELLIS. Realtors. Arcade Bide e 378 PARM-—Si) acres 35 a cres cleare 2 te = Deimar b North | HN. 3° BL. AAE a BRO ie b DOUBLE FLA LEALTY oak ae Winnie eo eee ase sor PRANCUSCT S REALTY €O.. 804 Chestnu ' - S15 ry & double 3 and J room filet i er a . . . — | eervice c rh iings stock - nad : “a ee : re eu as eas ad , . wataeds CO ITA a> =? yen = aumnaee a 2 -_ ces ee = ne Sitekawinsa, a ee — eer —— ee West Se) or oe nett? farm” implements —_ tae owas abany 1130 = ric. eas ae ee. te, 8 ec $1000 CASH, $35 A MONTH al ,DOCBLE- FLAT—4 , Beth. mardie sinks, piped for ag - . wt » ‘22 A“ FU , _ ee - s Cs a . ne ———- a wa ~. a oe = roperty — - . . — ane TR 8 ee bhi awe ho agents Seis 7 ¢ Drv Du! low under e« ~ 21 ¥ ae 4 es 4 Za : . new 6 room effi tenes a $6: Weat Pag: =) BASLON. 0934—Store with 2 rooms in : > 0113 Write f further instr, CITY VIFW PLACE Lot +. ‘i tA 6400— Bea “a 6p room PCRESER RE cp 06 Tit a tar-Rid eae ~ A her: snail Jackso! LI 2x lO Rartmer oa ac ANT—IMMEDIATE POSSESSION have furnace. tile Dath ~— .4 Axtures, from $8000 to $6000 31500 — — ose s7_Y. . 114 N. Ter. Olive } B44 watayetio ark ie oae * . y ‘meters empletely fur. a eesy EN. SS ~ s *Uar-5.cg ae au _a . : iene dX) | cet 4 “Na : ni s0x105 JU06 ‘ ‘ stead; 4-room brick cottage occupancy in a few wen ‘s me and se@ terms: rea! » cash, » v. SL a . ar ** : ie | rc + ee ro 2s) ~ - " r I . ——. 34 ; es — aie _ 3 ¢ 7 . on ~ i, ‘ s+ : > " os ‘ sled ‘ sain . _ : - Broom efficiency: attractive: adv af techs | Call Olive 7076 for artieulare tsps | achard. located Im Jopterses Cagiee! 18°: | Barter, Uateeen Jarkson snd Purdue: 36 | MIR. clectric: Taranto: seems Stak Cotte, A. MAYER REALTY CO.. PEANK 1 DITTER Rm gq fe _ FOUR-FAMILY APARTMENT ; te ; " : : setter , "*. ry a>. . ; as . nrecd } rl — ‘ its ~ a . 4 a ; son > ' rm »~a : per aursiay 2 to 6. pen daily , unday 10 to 3 A°4 hestnut Py co. at “313-15 Dortier 4-family br‘ a (TTT. ° [= ™ > ern . , LAii Cul 4 rav P » ~« tt - ta ‘4a ful 4-room flat, re educed th « WEST PINE BI 4140-—3 dbeautifu Ee ASTON AYV.. NEW STORES $50 Rive: good provements: can be bousk, | Results 204 S. Grand. Sidnev 42. 1104 BISSELL ST.—$2500 —— ———— Original “Quick Sale Wanted” ae and 4 \erte SS owe vate win . i ) r Muah: a, a" nr c ‘ is rt : $1000 © ash. $35 A MONTH >. 6% +o = ; years leas ‘4 ome, everything fureaished: $60 4132-41 East ist npleted a b ony ‘ 2 oe ‘Tr ‘ ,ust this wee ' - - ne thing furs. 1. 3 : * ta x bargain easy terms. or ;: ie *T"} ) |. ee ae x. 4-room fran; Iot | are — ee for ¢ TAH. 014—4 aca *. bach, furnace LOOK, HERES “YOUR” CHANCE near Saran spin ; cation: see these. | for St. louis income prose” me L NIV E RSI ry CITY HOME | J0x106 ' erms L000 cash and rent money./_ A new 4-room brick bungalow under con- | FLATS—o05 to 913 Buchan 4 Se, Oe ee ee v scupancy i a few ’ RZE} ip : ije x e Da ‘ wi be & for ne] - ; ms . A JA wSKY REALTOR, » four large rooms ly - " my : , . : ar si ; : ; a ao ae — het - wal: eat fTurnishe miuts souts arge piate €iass windows, extra , WELLSTON DISTRICT ! wey ~ ’ ’ ome , } hard * - — *1x19 f+ large . “’ ~ = = 2 Finks: NIA : ' ns ba Dy 1a “2 : _ . Sartor. ’ he nardwood floors ~ ao sod £.00 rs. furnace. garage x q o : : gon. | , ot - water he ecreens ne ng e ega ? ished a2 ng roome “ea ; per month or ‘ aca : 4 Wate 4 é pu — & _ niv S6Rnn seecns. ome ana se _Trier 43 *50" st Py ' : . — “ — 4 ic4 juarter-sawed oak. s\ mpass nghs bea itiful leeation for anv business Keves ups+airs . - 954 GIBSON AY. throughout attached “ch Sarage side BELLIS Realtors reade Rid Oo 3> A. MAYER RE ALTY Co., DOURIFE Louie av. oy wi giass-incv .osed S.eepi ng po ——— ; | ‘ra ‘arge room ‘(21x21 ff.) opening into’ GHERTNER RBALTY ¢O. 713 Tire mar i, Se a gie > and 6 room fe ir S0x130 sa eg ees. i ms - ——a eS. | Open daily until Dp. Sunday 10¢ 0 3 2023-9; UBLE FLAT BARGAIN ey upeer 5 large rooms with rear porch VISTA 64 u— 3 rvoms. eiect Silo. O a; = ‘ - arge kitchene: to and large idea? as R dg. Olive 4749 ~ ee Water hea ting sleeping porches 7 . MecRa?! *& RERMBETEPR Lo Wee ,8-ROOM COT \TAGE—$250 DOWN ' 4612 4612 Grav oi 2 . ay —... - «i> i enrose a 4. i % waier hea’ aiso two doctors’ office ro os44 ae srivate bathroom A - ——— $12,500. card ee Forest %19¢ Deimar o66' v6oU S ‘erdinand, fine f& ' — Siecrri ot 50%143- income Aix: $l. a make ¢ 7 ~~ . oI Z \- a. so ff ate va LD st r} a ‘ s ae hae ree 4 an a : . + . . . ft + ame Da h > one - = - . J rent io. pr: ce WINNER .G? 4918—5 roons. new. b Ps 'f desired all at extremely low rent if 449 DeBAL ay [ERE Will GEYER av se _ > "S54 8e nen Hurry; only $3350 NE W Bl BU NG 7 ALO W Patt, , + 33 a ‘7s _ | a Eoresn Smich. WM. H. HEL . Extra good modern 9 " oon — P ( ) 4 va ) R PS] ide ne e KIOD ~Vvans .arge frame 8 rooms. bard _— “~ JAR ee N ar at ive 34335. ia si me ha - if rT? i * are . = ; > $1500 (ASH . vier 4.3! L202 ) '__ Be ee Ak FLA INVESTMENT grace see toda Sou ta ke: 4 "es sy ome and “teh COM a 5 : P : ; ? ' TdT ae 6 _ ’ . r) i.) " : ’ " : ren’ . rg y Tair fa’ ae a ’ 4 "= f° ed * ~ - is’ of Sper nad ape hi) POLLACK ROE LN ; jeal home in finest, cleanly kepi =: Tw Lat e Office Rooms wa eat. ia appointments, ot 50x WOLF POLEACK SE eee, we an | See S881 Cone ee St. Le § er A : hus stone _ — ; 2 > rd : : Is [SIVERSITY | ITy IWwsAthn OR rE. = 2 LOL N - ie} : BARGAI! V— MT 3 : — > nee ali directions? abun ee ' eae en, ee 6 Contin O01 Victor: lace ‘ - snshaents the ian od nicely 4) , pewa;:: 4 rooms. tile bath. ‘urmace. elec- Look at 3949 Eva ,. + Sei. °716-18-20 St. Vincent: Pry em Wisi ONSIN se il -—J ge roms, ¢ , ws wesw SECS — Scie repract w put in verfe apeen > = Ba Nee a > -880 Kineshur hy am eaae ate ‘mec. attic. brick perch, «te easy term -- ~* ans, ne a ck fr m srand. are "OOo'ry on 7 : 4 P vO ..O > Ih4e6 ~ ‘th Mark roo nts elect - BRIN NK OP 419 “hestneu P (o4 |; Bapcweie eas arms Call E rh WYOMING | 3025—4 large moms | . Children we References re ; ENRY HIEMENZ REALTY . ughou c: garage. lot | excelient condition. $730 6 = cmaniark NI ff WM M. HELLE 193 ) = am REALTOR. ..S 2 me > : e 4 4 - 2 nik I 2+ UUS: ae hi » ot 450. Da@.ance . Ke . N. &th . aly ts a CARER T , usis, Pes « ; a “ea m ; on : — - ' _ ? > ~ ‘ ’ . 4 ~ : 31 he : . : o ° “4 | es ~ i ™s "er . Won't ast ng $59 +4) : sieee ; ‘ ASH_ $35 - \ MONTH en Sz "* 49 léA oO? Se. Louis Lal ‘€ es er 1° HORT owner 3051 Bok L 00K RARE CHANCE : PRANCIS-PERAY-RiTH. 102 Naty gt “OUP POLLACK RUE’ CO. 101 N. Sth.| | 4 new 4-room brick bungalow under con- SINGLE FLAT NGLE—#500 CASH PRA , er -! . st o4) | Struction at 4078 Pennsy! ante a av: wil! °413 Ra. 7 c . ‘ avon a mas #i4ctme fixtures “oor furna " 4 oe and bath -m. . I-09 SI hot an! Sed water garage wt — : — ' e s ’ aR P am ) « _ jarn ' . ‘ , _ — te vv * =n oo ; hs a \ yo™M Thy : 4°. 48— NX. wv r “KA, . : : 4 ") © Gn om } e as ee —— — UBURB'n N PROP" FOR SALE { “14 ERSITY PARS bag oF BU Ni FF ) ~ "a +4 ~ A 1a @ .e Jain «* . — >? ; x} e ac 44 k * family fr . S : h ; ; f voors -u FURN. ‘HOUSES F F RENT > cara xr 5 ” v - 7A ( W hardwood floors street and alley made nar fin , Fiat— my : - ay roonis lle ba arda« 3 4 * .- _— e ™ . = . = a asesa: , sundries; fine tz catenadi orice th arge tye - foot nace fieor. viz. hall anc es im eee een wood Rarage. an? Midland ave. 60xi05: 2 bargain FAIRGROUND PARK Tome es dy for occupancy in a few weeks quick sais terms, ' low for a terms, bargain, make of eat: " . na = 4 ' : , — — = _ . . ¥, ’ -— " QD ; Se — — ri ~~ 5 geese se “ome and sre OF a : re , @aev te . ‘ sy ' 4 ~ an — ~~ . 1> ._- ‘ . ; 4 .@ 4irx Ww A0sesu ln a\ a reoms bric c - a i \ ' ;RETTT o Tt” 7. = & Vir A LL »\\ —s +4 ane - _ “ : -- "aa ~wOM . _——- are i ae . as ve 2 ly ” in ° , , -_ ee Mode o-room brick rage; many a 4n(s now anx 2 Da 23 cay ma = ~ a = *-room SOW COMPLETE—i i? ; ferme b. > - ~_ o ° ' e = .~ ‘ T : . R IN ‘ 7, ew -room ric ungalow under con- e >a “Pr st ros each fleer- ¢ rna Pr = WND ‘ West which I make [f take ~liate a — 193. s\-ispatc o ON CRE z LAKE LINE Bur D gal Ow ow W orth Buy ng struction at 40~ I+ Pennayhs ania a wit! | 58x93: electric | a — = ie Og egg > ae tT 500: ee VNISHED Hai Shop, ae me “the: nie £250 a ntn lerwise | eha 2 pati ee ¥ shew ecg . a . 4 Oasn t t- i Z2ANITTE & COS RETE +. ot $ San Francirc: ‘Oo a’ n - cor. of Mave furnace tile bath. electric fixtures epee ee r 2 _R “U “S40? § N. Broa@way 4 CHRISTIAS AN g BRIN) KOP fi. E. co. ——— IFUL NEW SINGLES adults references niverei+y ee liate . ite the fila ind retail: * he $a ees $ O fo Tate 8 =-ms . - e Darh. med 7an F rancieco and Turner avs.). near Fair- ; 1ardw i floors. street and allew made Qo ” 8 Chestnut saat r - 2 BATES sT. ‘eens view 1517 m arts and verv @oon reap the £100 ntihhp = : UN as Post , 71 27a -4rage 2 na Park: 5 rooms, sun room and tile Will be ready for occupancy in a few weeks —Of Hi LL LY AV. - “en . hy bs qe : - » Froome e : ™~}: ; - = Vk vail —— — . n e mi} ee/* Te | ; x ~~, 4.8 c. —_- ae 4. 2 4 a , a wi | » re wi ’ j bY ~_a _ ? . nae rly? @.Oroon 13 n wa... uardw oc ti OTs. "Ome and 7P 2 ' 5 va 2 room flat. ,, Dardwood floors QU Ic kK SALE W ANTED " . ’ . ~ : "2 . i tae = Re aim _ - oe ®,. eice , : h, .° ros 8, Ceep . MA cAL CO., s — — ui” ong bh. ° car garage. ow ~ 83245 Lafayett« av new 4. famtiv ‘ & - ews = . 6 Harva rd \v 27a id cella: -o@ L.urmace, gags and eiec- Open dal! u 1... Sunday 10 to 3 price oe? 4 -j0'T 8 tile bath hardwood fin rior, hard« od roore steam ofa , P Tinieenenae (Ge ca 54 oh ; A new 4-room brick bungalow under cen- N Ss “DA NDY 308 | “Chestnut ‘et 1; & rooms. large sie G porch ents. $a - 4 oor: all im eauty spot of University | GE ATERY. S154 Chestnut. (cd) struction ‘4013. Pennsyit ania &e.: wii! ont RE ~ A : — : ; + tile bach. electric, fixtures, OVERLOOKING FAIRGROUND PARE “y = a 4 > * . 3 > ~ SEE THESE | SINGLES . ‘s —- maui " . . . d > —_ ‘ No oy we | rs in Ss! Lov iS , -o ; sje a awn a e a? ] ne \Io ‘hpAtea I On aty nN : - i\ ra oe » ¥ an . \ higan wne P . iverient to ars a L, — , é ers ‘eS +e ne age e @nhonr : - 4 aa : 4 - — = . i+ 4 ; re gly . tor aa t a ho 2 : - “ ese . “ ° garag » | 82¢ ecnhoois wate! . caras \ E A b A RG Dg. LT) ’ | harfwood floors: will be ready for occupan- #919-21 Fair, 8 and 9 rooms. "ile Dathe, Like T hese ny o0oO89 re oe 8.) m the for any kind of stores—grocer —— Your inspectic nvited Admission Dy v in a few weeks; streets and alley made. *'*ctric. | a *. Rardwood f) throat. exc 5-roe “ ’ ’ ¢ cod > mar ~~. RESIDES —_ - e- a” os _- ae si ees °at Mark r &noes a ae rea 4 Wea . na sev 6 . = ins , *3 ; 7 bo 26 “aaa : sete Aish * | oy : al , nende : 4, it. = ser? . . 4 ag ; ; Oors 7-3 . « : “ Nw ' _ Oe Menge ~ een ~ Nonthe > ae: — = nape 2 xe a — re of anv Kind ‘e — ’ © aS. OS 3 . "2 8179 , r is £4 ie” if = 4: ’ =) | n _ Ooh =P ‘rr et ane Ss.) yi) - >. . . aoe e . : - - . ~ . rT 7? of ‘ ciec r a sv" NCS 5, ot ~Ox ; omer ——_ —_— ) Chestnut. 01 i427 SUB nS 2 International Life Bids “4 ) ' | EE BRI] (>) 5 price $450 R “ \g ( rs TENZLICK . pol Chest! 4 e U AN wd a a FOR RENT —_——_— _— ee - —_——~ — : ates . 3 BR Ch H | E -MMELMANN SPACKLER rR. BB. co. A AF POO MS ON $0 10 DOWN PRIC E $5200 © Twelve Hundred Dolla as 3 AND 3 BATH. ELECTRic. BALANCE BRENT MONEY ics ‘a ye - — —~ - ‘ : ‘ nN | sn penne ‘ Ty th ard (“hestrut st® _—— —E = ee BL ‘ TY W— Ken NON Woe com mo . . Subur c w Clem 1 rrores ind aca : TON : Ae *Y . Ww ) Ome, Tarag 1 heat ba ee a a ols ——_ = TE FT, At 21] Oth Eh ny oe. ow © of fastest-growing se Well constru 4 3 large. n tly ONE OOR bath tole a pe i trie. “cn eal POR 1708-10 HICKORY ST Sa) a aY . ~b4> > ——— | ~ - — 7 i ; “On er er Southwest a ; \ = " = - - ‘ — = a wWANC HESTER 4v. IN MAPLEWoop . - . cos ] - ~ i + ea | oe Zz” i ; > Fae —— ~“~s ane “at > Northwest 816 WT, MINGTON AY bought a’ the \earvw ow D e stated - r .w : Y FTLA Tr ey ae —- . EL™ rT) : : ~ . . ain " i t , ne ire “ | MAGNOL 1A 4963—4 beautiful soms ow 4 . flat bheth -~ = map wine ~ pees nar . - oUNX 4 iverag mn one of e Sigchest NGALOW—481 5 i. Five ‘arge rooms. tile bath: frent and and On easy terms For card and pa a Gee, On . — ~ fate oe Bewly decorated: reasonabie. oven. Oli\« DROZDA REALTY ee peat . $888 Meee Tree: only 966 L\DISON. 132 ner of Spring. Vinita Pofnts. ersit ty. facing the beau- | "a story, diane oto, worth Market: pretty | rear perches: hardweed fiaala iiasen | iors on STANLEY EPSTEIN ie path. aee ue for particulars 9 ‘ were! Saks st 4006 Choutea | + lt +el . anchester =~ AM LF — N —— a aca? €55 Cabany 1889 ELES i {) “e. if AX is a : sogge Fc {» {Low 5 ws , t istial onstrut! nm a! West BS STREET ROAD—Just west ef “MCCRADY & OBERMEYER. 5179 Easton vest of Mapiew RG —~- * WoL . Dy ’ : R "yy ~ 2 8 arcane a - a ~ wie SEP house ‘ontains - Ome Ms. : A ‘ | ~ \ 2&? . Son areer — : re mee = = ~ hE as) . er us. So th est J —— _ F j rf . LA nn , Ee cc LOL t ALAMO 7158—Four reoms an . hreakias bathroom. electme and furnace: any pa: = - reat 8h) 1A IT, " ” ome” St “ Pn. oe 68 - @ = . +e a SK rr. REALTOR, “ — iw baths ates 4 non -_- 5 ‘ a room. new. steam heat. rent Se , f 80 acres with i HOWwrHu “eae ar? fo ae ee gngeg sis 7 se od v0. St. Louis ay. ic8m BU” VO Ar OW sO60 Ejichelherser. fr ren ; “= s.00TS urpay : . ~~ s . ; ‘y ‘> . - —anen © ie ’ : —— 2 | fPeegear " . a . . 2n ent } ASNing’ . 1 ar . ——- a ee - Sn ener v ‘ a0 ON, Sa SN zg & * e room 2, ree 5 ect Pore re-e ran? WM. J ABBOT ey Noe . os 7 ty A ; Mi ‘) RETLYT.'% > e Buy ng ’ : : “ — ‘“- * oF — oe - - : > aita e arte - .% = on os « , - o = »* . fe Pe 4 P a —. ’ -- - ~ a A TOO ~ ewenoury aT Mi ' [oF iy ~ 4 : ria ~ i -~ k va . splena hase p ree i ; ° ee seer t*% oe apore ated 2 be 2 2 aie ge D ren TEEDes ate Dosses- —_ an aK leshignhway e> ” - Apart me s e25 ») Koseuth . new t- fan ALAM) tata ~ Sie ewoud)—4 rrpomes. bath, a onver east Sarah ves 4 — eM ca . ; ter hea Wate gaqe ake an offer *ossession about Aue 15 rLAaw any, Quick sale, $4250. Colfax BUNGALOW —Beautiful 46-room, tile ba.D % ~0 ( SH—V\ AC ANT ty - see, EM. Raraweos fisers. ti Dpartor. steam heat. ne $8. a . =o ences garage some furniture for sale Bon 5” nr eis ri?, @arage hicke q nspect:o1 ») appointment oniy Phone : silicates c83 built-in tub: hardwood floors Seep. iz ‘R SOLD athe. erietiy modern, 4 garagcs: lot te ?} rey ’ P) >) . oe . . - . . — oO " . : A . *. ™ : a oe, % ~~? - LL ———— — h . ° , - = ” . - , en 1? -4 yay = 4 aa » «heats 7. ‘ 1 - FURNISHED OF r. Wed wm. siiahie a . = OO205 fenced a Tn sa 7 -AGE—4339 Sr Ouls: 2 families porch; iot 3O0nl25; » eens decause of Th=emom . rick cottages: “ — can var’ “0. low price; terme: adma _ ; . : : ‘ — —_ — - SE — . = - uae . - ‘ , . . ~~ >? ea. -y . * . _ a — - = «> ’ _ . BLAMO. 7125-—5 roams, * ao Z em S-room bungalow: $709 4 ca ted . Da reasonable nrice > Welles a : z. sTance wes: Webster | Groves - ee 5) COTTAGRS—6824-26 Magnolia: two cot- (Mterior See hege 5323-35. 37 —_—_ Seatea peacoat , : : ‘_ : ii ad “ es te eteeeeneeeeeees . - — h . _ . , = mtd \e . rrr > i" ~=-F . a ~ aq 2 P - : . w ~s rw . floors t} n ba hn = arn a 4 “ta Mf . > r erzer —— 5 - . VM a 5° rN - STME ' yh. edi Ms sr er : —— = - a AGE: =~ >.) La NX rin Marker 5-—ro orm ‘ages of = roomaée for : .e™% , ‘ 7" ,. . . : . >_ 2 . es . BE lt COUNTRY HoME s ) e rent: pric 504 Rox 8400 Erze bric ——— . — Olive $500. Central S500 ed Inepect today from 2 te 5. 4-4 mom & i _ » -_-—- BLY rr 4 MM RI ILDER - Oo ; i Rardwon) [wore fi.e Path f hut -f) Site beds e ~ ne FURNISHET HOUSE—F - 2 aie . . ' x. 2 ba t team a our s . ner STORE Wea To rent o Passe nm th » Sern rw ster i» 3 er 4 * te Rees} , . RTMER. SOL0A— rooms, bath, steam months. W Web Call Mie wie? “te ' a ist Nave ..’* om modern residen:e etait 2 3 3S 2 Srt.liante, 5-reem brick. Save c 7 So r TITY : ; ou e + : — rose a. Mrs. Gieesou, = living reoms 1 rear of store or : pA rT a2Ps see «IS «WwW RENDes TREMBLEY-WILSOVN Rr i" 6 ae i -.a® AP. lington 7-Poom fae ~are COMM SSN G87 Se sacs & y win ~ $1000 BU everything modern touble saras~. terrris heat eae | a rat mn awood 5 : : . ‘ 7 ~ ARF. = . a +s as : . ‘ ~ i") . -- _ > ame 5 room brick hardwood floors shades THEOR .LJ ‘& z ELLER s 4 , oN — . = * e ‘ t : I) i 7 - aal ’ # 0 05 s. Gran rand 157 = Doub le 3-Room F lat SXYAaxd 7: a —o 2 EEE Stairs Willi do a eparing: reference iS N. &th er Write fér m if Weheter — of ~eodosia 3-reom Yfaem a A) Ari ee r= tel f) oe? + - ms . r> 7 . Tn — = . = — 1 a oe ~ “ ace + a aU ia 2D ape @ost eae and Jur sale (rr ry ce bs o VJ o4 arr — > a terme 4 beaut ‘fu ight reonte tile hath -e STE NS a & Loe 8 ee — - | ” ae _ oe iF ~~. ws ate » a iv. =x? a i200 toda: easy Perms ' Pn eR tl j salted a “) ANT ra of admiseton. hardwood floors, steam heeting 0% shady cround. June 1°-Sept. 12° w. Station: immediate nee oO St. John's a? O01 A RANK ALTY CO en 0U cash: 4732 Genevieve: @reami S51 ROOMS, | SLEEPING PORCH garding thie nec, Severtiqnment fan ae ERSON STO CKE-Bt ERMANN, a. G. BLANAE R. EE. CO.. 711 Chestnut fown TOR] ; 8) ene too. possession: price $1800 6 ROOMS —1 BLOCK BRISTOL sc HOOT “ame. Dath, furnace. gas, electric foudie On one f! tile bath. hardwwod floors wet. By moyen ae 1 Wik certainty 808 Sess at. . >) = ll = ee RR THOS ~ ; ; . Jefferson 2! orner 8&3-foor | eo im be arranged for 2 families: | fouble brick ” garage excellent condition ‘ANI EW pure. i — . & soO> i os ‘ , 4700 — - Sen wel ~~ Si ANSLEY EPSTEIN. 819 Chestnut st. ~ Ti ) 4 ’ ° 8 ry th , a FLA i ——Es eisent, ae . raed ‘ ‘ ~ er r he Us ness i a i> 2 ea) or3 —* ~ . S av” m_* ‘oday == . YiUS Easton ‘a rooms 16 ew see us f ” . A: ERSON. STOCK E. As ER! NN hea’ aaa jn ni : service *ur er “Ann - - — . a mail > te “ e - . *« Na es a eo — ~ . 5 _ aa a a rest SON - P Coes a " A Rat? cA ore? mf 5 : - = APpartmen a le rner eiMar $4 Si Sin ae ri Ai 3 ATH. SIS Chestnut ic} | —— ‘3 a ‘oan Font ast iong: special $3500 cash w handle ' 808 Cheetnurt st ~ ie _£ bit 5 oa 7 a Torr Pwr wT an . or " . ramestiens phet b2ay ea! ~ . ec a RLING Reatry FOC CANT Bea? 7 ‘3-ROOM BRICK _ COTTAGE a BB CO, 5 BS Union: S1Gsen, EL ee E hy AN DY FL AT WiGhi.a Ni a3 aX > rooms, ever lara: aiso lot > : ian ne E. guara ~ GARAGES. _ STABLES_RENT ai wner at 41:9 Ma and 1 s . gor >4 os of ria ‘ oon o=a9 wa - ae : “ A AG. .— “ : ite: ie aaa 465484 sace — one fie cP 4 Utah : ! ta furnace 9 car — ~ & DANDY LITTLE Howe =~=~=—S iC ~ ——- : geETON PL... S827—4 rooms. 23 fio CHOICE BUSINESS PROPERTY " oe — >ungalon West Webster: 5 moms and yiernece. S-car LAT—3a12 ~ | ) 4270 ‘ , > . eS AE ematier er Oxo . oe ime vate eat. tile batk. brick BARG mee “BU NGALOW—s ROOMS ~ | |dandily arranged wonderfu terms at a ’ 8 Page Forest 6844) as °Snic4." ‘OPDer gutters and erreens: wnfurn shed > bedroonme ring reom PCW ? : vex property. or w lad iO per cent a3is 1B YD Ww ing f s * “a er & " aan uce frepiace leaded glass w:: "Ss. a he nen ia odern a leks right price Thone ‘irand 904 Pl. T—47 00 Cuprples (cor : 1 ane “+ admission by card only: price o* — oe rms can be "ange “°@ US al once . oo 7 © ea ~~ vear Tar en el 4 aa yf UNE “ tr “ - EDM RD F. WRISBERG. Reait 1004 8 i © + : ? kitohenette eras = a = = Sec loubie " . + as a z lars — ga a ex furnac > 4 mts aitor sing a necern; §(-f ; and ‘ = a PRANK IL. f iMETER R. I $ . — “ie arage mn Mar " as $7 7S tox > and ale rte weer aarumia. hee Vandeventer av. __ See Wr “sDerg on Earth. casn. pr $7500, Z a MEt. SEAN 6 Chosen ER R. E. CO. Gianci rE R ‘ 14—o - rim * : North z«? _ . ” . . ae Sa ‘ tht — | : ax a n . Wa ar = * © ~ bel . , ~ . { ‘ tT?) -arky aw 14” E ~ > wr ' very nos re, = = a i ) nest f O ve 147 out ampto n unga ow BUY THIS AND vE Sha VW Tr: f 1) ] ac ouodoie ini sla esd . _— an | gc? . ’ : » « suusteneeees, ‘ - - — ° BESBERRY TER. 6565 (near 4600 ———— tt a —— hate Shrewsbury Park. Webster Groves. 3 ROOM ‘COTTAGE ‘ON EASTON plead Haske. 6 rooms. har iwood floors! Fiat. 5 and 5. frame. ~ ei-——@ rooms, bath, furnace. electri ~ P Ooms. reception vbarh, PO - UK rom m. @M rear of lot USBOU earn, yiace, Pu cel- ove nel gn PorRhecd; S$3Tue.- = Tet’ fieer” $4750 West REAL ESTTE—wro. To Buy nerving thE TRACTS rnace. lot 100x150 double, arase 353180 co good alley. cam Dulld lores ami | ia" nice Yard: owner leaving clip. Olive | KORER Raed pti Sana) autity! mome, 7 rooms, reception ha! com for “a's on the fron Drice $3000 Sigogo 373 ve 1447 LOG NN Sth of _ Central 4130.5° De Tonty. double flat. ef 3 4 'chenrette breakfast reem 7 eening perch @furphy hed: deo- fixtures. etc 1) , 5 ’ BLANKE R. E. cw Chestnut. Op; wWaR BRI. sma *] , . to acre (recta One diock : — 5 | MAN BL. SS95—Garage space eo “LAT W —Sita Plas ttage, fou ‘rom car iine. on ‘are ¢ We a beth. furnace. finished room ‘nm a‘tic, | Cash va 0. Og kL > a be SE rege: rent ° ; prt Se . PERSHIN:, 5631 —Cara ge Vater. ! "| Feome, J0-foot lo Arh wes a! . & 00d rock road. J ‘st — es ‘went on ' sare tC Ux1LOO (HOS. McCRADY & SON. 5108 Bastor SEW BRICK BUN rALOW Hy — a * AND 5 Bi “ Se ee rs PAGE o81i-——four reome and =a) Ss. & Ml LLY. 723 cheers ON Ssiades Box ¢s. P.-| e4 city ifmits moderate Y restricted severed me. 6 ms, rece mn hall. reom for! _ Forest 8920" . “(5 6242 Marmaduke: 5 rooms: *" modern. tion ye - r eae my : +aae = ANDERSON -8STOCKE- oo ERMANN lor . . bo euuneteeeeeee tT ‘ : ~— - - ” wit! > " ™ i -4 +> . ; > in . - ‘ penaiin , » he 4 —_-- —_ — —— on — . 7 ‘ ae - ~ o , st ’ e : : . e ire ene rn, ~ Inen? _ — - = J im Want - operty gu ~ ; —— ‘s as > a *s and bive grass -— = ag — a, ~y ,; oo 3 AST CHANCE e Sat. Na.uwWood floors. deuble garage Sridge: admission “card at x Chestnut a’ ) R Oo imticles m0 6Wwith hem rt 10 0"150 ne-story house ‘hollow tile) 4 ree asy terms: even every dar Paces Ohne ee ) J : ~™a ; is. » ry say A Quire 3 KR ~ He ale OWF ER GC ROV - HEI ; * "106 NS GHTS” PARKVIEW Pi. 4574—New Doom undo , » * ay tra . : ety ow Amrnens ~ ee Suburban ft et SUS ee . $3 10 and $400 Per Acre and U Pp x be —-_ tt. eee oe ne Se os eo ss 1? electri worth $5000 . & . “a “SRe) Mive 1427 106 N. Sth a — yeaa agli eae 2 ANRAG! F leg oppost' Standar wis Wia ve ' Pho o4 —_— . - » a Se oon nivy $500 cash: noren a a: > w.avEe. a a , cr Be pee, fret fear nee aHh0 vi =. AY ‘S‘iling stati — a — oe 4 BS gre ma ina ~ stmerie ~ is ane — 4a for inf rmation Or cal) in and oh -- : . a tear a’ paren ~4 sha ie Puls vas fine eimhhor - . (;REA ] SA RIF it k { y~\ —_ ——-= PATTON ie . ~ . > «9 i “bh ‘* : ‘ : yt . os - - _ . _* , mn att = . > ‘ > oad . Pes in 4 ‘ : v . ' - or, - — o semaions ; . » . Ey - , = age sii) monthly. Call H. Carstens J: te. ‘ -aMELHOPPF 2. A TTEROTT Lon | % 7 a = — —-— a See 6 LINDENWOOD BUNGALOW Taree ae hand "Eiectrte a O.. G2284 , CK WITH ATE ROOF Baantiftn! S+ne 7032 LINDENWOOD PLACE _ Bat eat aye SINGLE FL AT : at ful "ew ft 4 - . hrm s and p ty 8 a. an : WORRIS : Hartford zx. ers garage for - cars, ) | nd _ : » . ’ ; _ . ae ay ie - or sy a " © ee . na . * tai : — AN ry > ; Pe : . PCz rf a > a Diane fry ne 1 aduite —8u Ss = is WANT TO SFLI? Brentwood ' ar sink “ ‘ oj - a? = ‘Trpe 5-0 atio + gah inne .* — — . eS PESEN . m (a * DERSON. STOCKE-Rr: ERMANN eS Eechaaase Nabiene ee ee | ee is “ae 7 ) of - ACRES. 6-ROOM RESIDENCE . oo “* ? rn carage ‘or 3. WOLF-POLLACK R. E 102 N. &th MORRIS” LACH R. CO. 826 Cheemut et. NEW B NG Al AW FLAT “4 a ____ 808 Cheernut. (o4) | ape NEW FLATS Sehiebwes tent i lets | i PARmS | a as eaNee i: ae would mek oe, nanscnseconinstnnibiiniitniinlinsadiabitas Hester tee 4 : | 7 $840 Far toJ4 Kossuth. 5 aad $: 9290 9 is tet hatdweed ficore - , Sand dentists WE need new iisiings an 7 1 : ze ' 2 Se s AV L S? OOO OD enna ene “yy io on | 3652-34 Shenan- | " 5 ~" . - r =i * * * a . *-* ’ _ we r ‘ . ~ " . : “8 , ; » o. ‘vous 7 on (“= | mel " sone “Itaaka + nm > yy I aT : ~ ( : Als . 2 flat. 3 and 4 _ — = ALSUN REAL S00 Delma WE “ > 6: ‘iehrs > , unaaaies aee- “ore — Pe . Reemich Gt: e3 74 — . Sa ears cia moi woe wre VMAS. te , . ’ RA ret I. eubetantia! wn > =} R 4 = . i-roTes ~: we ot 0 | * + a th . one “« eet " cr ’ ane Zarax . w ier 4 nga ~~ n met zx Rin ony 3 price right aa. 7 =. 830) Olive Lindel! 800 - ~ ‘ - iad c — —_ al FLATS AND AP’T’sS WANTED ; & , oon . : . —— Ferguson ow r. , YWALUW ——Ne : hrm Trame all mod wv aie ena i* ra) PPherry SA .4NnCe .¢ 8a - nm, 25945 Wabada ory ‘Bort rt eyes r } = mS Se Swon Av eo" Improvements n tient to schools an rents ‘ M404 lfiumphrey s : ~ITLA e Oath, enclosed # =: . » * te “ _ ' : oh : ; Ooor : : ; : , — - * ~* ’ ,S > - n + a , RAT—4 roams modern. new!'y weda Central ms A em ae 8 RO ay. “ountry Home rs f 32 * gapaeecraltges 7 ual June | Rex V¥.15!) Poet. Do enpat-h a... : Sa prema ai —— ve a Sd. - rounded oa . ‘ : . 7 — “ a i~ S " ~ : 7 . NAD.@ (Trees mo s for ne wio de- = — a ‘ Ae ms — 4 *a uly he “ ' t« 4ner > “a x SN, ; t] | hS | 4 | . A % «) ; : 7] hp. = ‘2 _ irage e | . mark >T> 7 " ' . is and fa “ancs hea it? ‘onTen . i rg , —t + a a ace vacant va West ha. sA:%. " . he f “st. Si c Arh ” | accuse Fores if ’ 72 7 by ) | N A > ~ . = ~ " : . . a - : te a home i | “ me Pe . . he : . J iz } re . DITION. $7800 reasonable Sidr 7 Ph es 4 «4 Ta ; 1s ; » ok 4 ~ > + : ' . : " se m i oe on Thora! 2g" Vv aad cern cArage wth lir-tne os — i = E o~ stevens , lave gas aad eect t 6 $4000 ea” South “a Zz P (earn r “a ° @ arge weil- ; vd . > ’ ‘> vcs ar aban — mae "erm. ("aban el. chy eee eee ee ihe and ' r par : ~is We a ‘ Ooms and = AT—4-5 rooms nodern and io my ieont L_# — ~ . : - : et FLAT Wie por 4 reems v ured To >on . wam ° r Te, S'a‘e i. PRR rite om attache ‘wa ia n — —-- . a mode qnod ! . , YR : STARK 130 Olive St Linde sn0n = e Ock from Rerokee car UTTAGE—4 rooms, new Ddrick, hardwood -Tl2A Allen Sidney 1901 M i ern | ad ® reteremes Sh) to S55 ss . 56 Line , : _ 40 ‘ . : ' : ’ - - : . — = a . ew 4 . tn ’ > ° . ‘ ‘ : - ° Propert» ner hwure ete onal a thr AM ; ' =i N iio ‘ . : _ " ? ‘ p *) : ,. ed a.ance erm™ma inquire at ors, “11.2 oaln irae arge basernent — ~ Bideyrh-au . * A good cendition and te Fiat ' L} ; Sai, ’ . tn vos -erside 3530 4 S570: terms ie ington -f UAi— mas Humphres ~¢ one af the . Dure i'n this Se Renren sec Powh Side yytlt Y Bis ' Kirkwood Wellston sUNGALST : Ne ae een Bet rvitomia” Seetee, “Fine Tee on phone Hrinkoe!'« hureda s » Ma mon WW . . , . _ ne ane WE aS a strict nod RUNG ALOW ‘ iMepect on ‘today a tod ~ +? Nia a La . , ~ eR ne : on of a . as . a oun ae 4 , s ia ‘ Qoin] ors De :). t? ige a we? “ 4iata “> ‘arth ; »4 +f serene . th . “Je y eon - ; . . - " "a. $ Pres - z ‘are 4 ‘ - - > : F : - i vies a . = se} " 2 " . alll . . wy ; = S “wre ; ; - St) . , s+) oe er - ; Te su oy - ea ee a _— : street« = : Pere . j n ib oe ta hh paeainuve : | de ovoralted rie ‘ ‘ ‘oo a ¥. EPs reINw s'9 (Nest our . : references « '. & Side " 7 gia Aserne and . 15\7« awe: Kine 4400 a eve Po+4+ SOU terme PLA T——206 om s ond SS —— * *44 Tali Girard 1017.u ee WOST : : _ 4 — - aoe eee Ss. W DIEHL. WM. J. ABBUTT REALTY Co age Beer * sean ‘ = and LT wre ~ ne : 4 N \ oO I re =i 1RLP Lin ATION . ‘ Sa "Og ‘liee aw 4 n — . : ‘ ©Fsiigliwe “8 (hee rh) ~ eS iA ‘ ”~ _ ran AT Wid . " - ; r 4 . son Was rig Ridg "Y a xood 4 are . jer es bargain « 44.000. 250% . SING Als. —— 44-98 ee pr : -” ' rLAT— 158 Fiad “a *-family. = : ~~ me. ae , - ws » “" > > ’ ' ms _ ; = [} oe wh ’ “4 : . i : : - Fa ace S . * "¢ . H aRRY SSH > 6"! 4 4 Fas’? be. "4 " pal : furna - sia » 2 36) auehem: = = STU ct o BC — 1\Low wT1s modern ’ ar = tw : C , toe . ils ree ’ \3 . i’ : : , e7) — F ‘ - ~- . ; 4 = ~ . ° oe ; =~ -™- ~~ ' ft «> > wit b aye) se a x Pr AS A? .' — “~ y wt | . " St bered = i K I~ - , } Ee 4 ra ,* As. “~ -* —_ au ® : “5 4 - © = $5400 " : i Lad i \ — i! ee | oo c = ond) or, ve . — . al > ae Png nm na une wUupi ne er ‘ -4 - mp! os _ ry age > lac) hes pri ' easy ~— . . + — on ry ne te : . = STERUNG MARX On om om inte . Sila wo § Brvuads« ag ur ; “a ) ; - - rents S100 a ; _ . Pen * otter your | Sot over $45 Northwee , is TR«AR - -o me. at | coJ* SCA. ESTATE Maplewood , =. ey - 4 ~ ae $500 — ae 2O0G1l Gravois tS += S Gran ermns hea = ~ —y . SI r outh $i tet too See at once. . . he) oo, _ : -4 —_— — ee ee Sentinentienien Se cea wey 3 ~ ss > ~ _— i ? ie4 bi Ni; ALAoW — New + : 2 — Ww M ; A BB : E AT. : Cc d - = ~ n R zg. _o . 101 N ath PLAT Wee — ter 4 reeme bw re w * Mp-o- AT 1A 1 Name Fra me 5 re bath. ———___— — ——————— ee ae try m S17 500 _ $1 2 —- 2 * a “7 reduced SOG i heetfnmur af ee) P ia —Sing!« si cs “has ; 7 © : ; “ar At i= are ‘ mn and } A. ’ emenis 1 nade $4000 . Se eee rao ge a. ~ sae “oF GUlcR sale — enn, | TL Al? DPoemees ly ai bar —¥ : went. will pay $50 tintur. | ct tS Locust: jars Bungalows, Cottages Wanted °_ ome _ . ° ° . - - " —_ _ , . : T—@ie0 ¢ — f Dba ih mu ' . j if ; \ 4 if i ~ | V\ eh M rice al a e Pe Dp Y . a ' M $s ; M rs Eme Tee ae For . 3 ; rt? mT Sui' er garage et {4-‘oot ‘ gcaragce etc price reduced to $i 3 200 nal ~ - : savage - Ma item, * ™ily + > “a Danne. + : me i5 . Rivera! te fala . . ‘ ” U “ 2" a _ wher o Dies . bE , -—-- — ; ‘ | . pa - : ps ° nig ws 4 ct nn 4 he “Ten ‘ . ae) ASIN ‘or | : ” b) - 53 . — ~aip & ns . oliaes “ : — 3337 ASF . ene oano 4) . a4. cs a “ ‘ ; »- -~ an Ss r™ ag- Aran \i & , = : : - / P ‘i \h ry } | : ™ ' Sle 5 “ ‘ e “and = _ . ; se _s “Hier - le -- *hew . “ ” . oa 5 ~ : a : ois AN : OUBLI -_ Tie and) = e#xceptiona term + ae de arevugn “ar garage dern. HRU! ; : [ee ~ ES. s ihre " nie « : ’ . | SS. Vid . fame : ‘ 4 eres ne ie — 4 -" . sas ' ns 4 xi Uy nT ele siree ae" 1} iT LT BERT LI" oe ° eee dren =! Ww .79 Poet Dienatcna a ~ te enon 7m © alies “Orns hoece? (* Fa la ; OTS ' “ lng ™ ave po , —— Feguiremente scewr’ a Nace Price ZT000 rm s. Fe , . . — - — — - Goub«e ee a sa ‘ : __ ’ =, rm . : - ' ; | & . . ~ ~ . } wy >. rr rw a . -_ ; . . b fF — . 8 id a -— ~ co _ ~~ rn —* $s... 4 md Park lietr . 4 | De = . 244 —* ’ . a - — fw ¥ . ’ —_ ’ . x . > > 414 5 Seven — is | ——- ° —Wanted aan. Saiance like rent. er x exchan ee VUxIS=: price $2400 pieted ‘mn a few weeks. Will have hard COTTAGE $3900 baths. furr % oirennl BEN ALTNME? VER «& , REaLtyr . ri’ _ .) —# an a: , 5 ge S800 rr = : a yWrer “0o8 entur >: 2 . Oo = ~~ mavenwood ar Ooms and bath wWoad floors. file bath furna e electric Ii, . MLSs, Urniaces. rick re? acea, _ ' i : FF | | : * . ' o~ + ® : se ‘ - sd Z . - = = . . 7 : —s M $08 Wainwrieht Ride owne x« WwW 253 Post-Dia. | ° _ | ‘ a 4~ ee A, arfce #8 #8 -, 1, Alaska > ~oTy ss .ath ‘ornace Den cally = 7 ® oO Sunday 10 te 8 ee oe ——-—— omi floer gents owed oot —s and .~ _ = 3. Jert orenn > : : : . : " ; . “oe ™ A mT : a _ noe! : m - te ww — ——v ~ _— - — - -~ ~ eos —— ss — one . p - - Sea beth large yard. garag ken fh Residences Wanted Lae) emer 6 ~en Ts On | SKN . \GE—@ rooms. new. ‘ot «22190 FLA F FLAT—L015 Deiman. 2-mory SV ements odere Brice is right. a) Sst end ard - (ritrrencerseeeeeetrtttereenneeeteeemestemen . - mda! ure fe hied a* ; . "a meine — _ : 8 Warner ay. “ at, SN ami.'on + Orns hath \ double gu age. S7TU50 4tS5 =) “hei bere- lb ‘OR SALE ores own fSur ans J . ts —— a near oer? Ore | =e P ne at. , garage et wee ema Pp owes — a . *. scom _ SIDE wa be $48c0 er a? ; ‘cB PARTMBEN TT. Three se« —— + fa —~ ay 235 or ce $ se —— ¥ Diener, . aa ir-es Box ’ bad 5 * 3A © » iw? ~~ a. fH . - P " as \ z* . . ‘ af’ be! ” seed a 7 , = ' gene ar ~~ ~~" we-erems d P = - = ~ ie i I “ = ai M — tte ~ - crs house « o @& = “ wWware- ea s iam et be reaso ae . at fs Sih ag” a Gee; 4 ors ‘ »: AGVE—4060 Schilter | reome ar + er comet vction . 4 reoems 5-a-dor ot wie m antl : » . a Seeutitul 2 27-3 — yo Ee reeeeeerneeneteenetitenetenemmmnees — a ’ at . . = PU Poses . . R a rm om ry - a: . a f vs : Ma of : ns ke ren r ‘ Sx. iw) or bat’: -irnace. garage mth. $850 cash Salance - mms. Inquire tard wood f_oore t (a ba tt sieepi ng FLA T——4¢@) } ‘ Cannect: “ust .. = . " Page orice ana 7 ea “og e. " ce reeriae ‘ation ong 4] “\ oa! end s™ ae — eee Soa rat ' — 4s) | ool? Curie . t-room residence 7450 Gravois Ri verside 32: 20 1c4 Deorc hes 4-~car gal rage. ‘or 502150. Dur ‘oor bet - - er heat tile Ris" Weiner: 1027 nt . . - o wd ° ' ee ~ "ns rage +a rt HOLDOW at __- or _19 - coed ox — SseseemSie party. Box W207, "SYS severe! choice offices ava os ® at _¢ ‘on NTRY F IN om [S0. excelle direct fro truct) . ’ . 4 . ) ; e. mt va 7) " —- > —— a m™ ny en com ny and const ract 3 ch | meame Suburban preserty Wanted : -yid THE CITY | i | COTTAGE -): “oener: 5 voems and’ make some money as etoan for ry r q : : a“, ‘ H Lat _ —_ **s = yy Heights end 2041 orton p reom Orick real ath. $800 cash. balance terms. inquire IND OCONSTRLU Cro’ oO. 989 Pace em tee al 2° and _ one, Tasle = . aoe eee ee - — om = - - - —- £00d rete ecation her mn een , “ . @no ; , ~ = ’ ¥ ;: ae r a ; -- _— * 4 pL t > a." ¢ ba . ~* : ‘ian Sastee Ome $405 Harry Pw GREEN « On? _ H SE “te — Br et a) 2 ean! hor-- lo of Man =, a & o- Ome 45 foot - 2en eo west of fas l ten >.>? 250 Gravow Riverside T2340. ‘o4 Cabanr 1987 tom >} LA T—aseesion shout June L: . vod) G16 Pine ot Ulive 1049 . session | R: cash. Box O.7% ‘oe La . - ariors; garage. 3 cars I oe Enright reoins and bath. fur. COTTAGE—~4823 Kansas. 5 +e and Fi — ; 3 ae Kean: 4-5 roeme. hath, ! TIN Bes ~~ > 7 * _ rooms Le re os - _ . . a T sing) t a ¢? + = i . ' - . x) CHAUNCEY P. HEATH. §] 3 esta * st RA. 3e 0 = “he oe —-- On path. 71500 cash. balance terms. Im-! heat: modern: « ‘honuty: sansiaihe tes —— « Tue ie or¥ D Loe 5 7 : — “ -_ ne — = “SYS 6. sande SOU Guire L6OU Urareia. Riverside 5530 c&% oO-S-. Pom- spam, 7 (2s 3. Grand uraad 157 r ) % . ~ ~ . i , 7 ly + ie
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FT Re cme WEDNESD AY, _MAY «ll, 1924. you are in the market for a= t1s-\ G 2 hg ae BERG, 1912 mona Olive STARK F PLATS” Phone ys fo Our piete iiet of flats anc Apartments We have Some ePxcellea ' ———— Beautit j . ment val jen. i . cor 2. a su fine bu j ho ; ig )——-( _ vam nia; 3-3. bath ner Clara and \ . on me. in choicest | ee & ) ( “henandoah ; 4-family, 5 ef eer iven a ailey: excep. | R. ant. qreakfase room, sun paren wink | Ines: “) ot Jox)]” ; $9000 ; Two new stores, nearing complet! on. as- Wy Th i —— : ne Centra ONLY $4500. sie. " BINGEE AND = ROOM FLAT | Fine built enorme, “0 rooms PL ‘sured income. Jo w price for quick sale | Te! "E tverivmrace “A Wall a Jones. 0. We do not find the cem- 7 — Pe. end § room fiat. elec- | XX Row, nis * rooms and al he s&s 320 hoe re . er n 2736 DAYTON ST — crit cosa, coe: pi | B80 er Mr acing? sonda;|teat iy bw eee. | Tears WitNEG, 1012 Chestnut PR irs eae Cal:| | Sressanyc tenon Hotes te the sity 4an4as at . ines Admission oy card only, | THOs Mec R AD ae 25 F.. OME ’ __ Oli ve 325 M (cS) kiewlez i Deri na Cu L ace. garage le on bath, . etre y SLY. 1i4 Olive 5452. = | Fores: ROD 0 oN bee te Flore, 7 »0mMs#. al] the latest end | | Walter H THANKS.— wr; ite to the Board BONCISCUS REALTY Oh? Sig ae Saux ORIO AV. Norn XEW DOUBLE Fraetet fo4) | be 50x17 ona winlinstenediedisend West Himer C." Shepherd— Bike! ic, Kratky. remardinn oh for the information _ 3 7 en’ nut . N “LATS | anon “ar | Harr Vinee | Téegardin North eee? Mi Bi eg Wis. | rocrorthean: '¢ me rape oe 2nd Clara: 4| wo, built aw ee Bt. | ——"SEAL BUSINESS “BARGAIN | Edward Groen ppm. ~_ # Mitteizwetg. v Y. the come” a om ° 3204 S.\ heat; price eon 220™. #un parlor. a: team | 10 rooms, Water Puime: finest material; Two CKS FROM FOREST PAR Alfred H. Blum li . nquire of the sum- _—;- 17 PLAT 7e——~ oar rents | “——-— . See ae Pe Original * ck Sale Wanted’ ’ Agents -harles ‘ ilse Jor esbur z—! lie M ! / rn the refinish for 7 Tad y -0 ow cane; j ice ~ = ly (tg, Ras M — ‘ . " Schrader “XN > ; 0 ail — 100° Chestnut perfect condition: 3 and - ‘rooms, toilet, William Franke. Bri idgepo: t. Conn. —Geor. ||| > Ss winter. (on: Modern pou . 6 for furnace: con. | fel fla: fine condition’. ~ ath: wonder- CHOOSE ONE “OF THE: _ ‘ectric lights or “oxi On: ; | £14 Etchieson. Oklahoma City. Ok. i HARRY C. J.—The 25-cent Dov BLE : } bath. — gin * pipe a ; On Priced to geil im- SF. G. B. @ J. uM O'R EILLY, 723 Chestnut | ') piece dated ig22 P E FLAT—$6000 0,3 car lines and 1 block from | Mediately. WM. En RISBERG. “Light. |, 1026 Louisville: beau new 6 rooms. (o*) BIR’ “ i hel? Go ee _ Br, adWay; choice double ; 40xx Wise a) For particu-~ | Ming Resu! ilte."" 3204 S. Grand. Sidney 42 | !arge sleeping vorch, harewond floors, ga- | Hoc USE—110> ~ Bw ot (corner ‘Stoddar Trt RTHS ‘RECORDED. sake 7 30c; Ne half dollar dated ror a each: fine conadir; N = CD eee rare ane \- SitOC Ge rays | Ys S worth from 50c t c. Dm 88000 ® $6000; $1500 casn ,etuced EY. 114 N. 7th. Olive 8482. | mn. roams ATS ' 6311 Nottingham (Southampton). elegant} Bice rooms and bath; fine bu! ding: criv! J.C. and A Hill, 1405'S Sth , hs: Cash, balance ee & r m and breakfast room north. new b nga . > & $4. 300: 500 casn $5 0 monthiy ¢ leas toan Pp and r vo F ~ ‘f | K Ss. ie) Th . - . Yr) SAN : DITTMEIER p POUR-FAMILY ;APARTMENT } east corner Plymouth and Amherst: just | De’ bunka me of 6 room .. ime losec sleepi "6! rent): will do se i papering: to insne Gg: ape L. Ne wnan. 2914 Louisiana. wines aes @ « ity of St. Louis, — “s E. Co., Dotier, 4-family brick flat: 3 | being completed If vou are look ne for ; ti e i. tar arnag: iSfaxeod OTe, | see SAMI EL J EBI RT, 722 Chestnut D. and at. neko ers 08 Ann, Part lies at an Original "GC ° ied mneteat st. " a rooms. electric Slate sinks, cop- | will Imm or home | rf ane ghborhood the, rae or “Tet ~‘_ , , varage > lot 50x] 30. \a- cyan teil. ae a eo 7 Heandeniers) 1106 Slawno a vati on of 1 oe-506 feet abov a =— oe c53x ‘ = Se: ; . rns gee rooms. hariwood fioors gar age bare Qin. | Buys ress San FY “ancisco, Y-storv, Jj-rnom 8. end H Kilfovie 19: 26 Warren. oO Which ig @ out TS 005 to. P13 Buchanan *t.. 10 flate nt. O.. 2086 Title Guar. Ride red ABE or F Re he S-. | BURNS 1105 « ‘heat: . rc) {frame house: water Ras. °g00d wcond!tion. ; W. and H Terry. 1110 Gano feet above the river surface. Sep 140 Ke .+ Vacant on corner: Slectric errs r nm. ¢ _- ri — hei. | _ COTTAGE, $450 CASH Rl and a: Ze} 5050 teeta. (By a Member of the 8t. Louis fm: lass-incv los ; : ponsible party: salesman ate aaa ie rot ecept ll. bat : ; : ar , DOUBLE PLAT BARGAIN tow 5'large roome. with Fe Offiee race: | PP Premises from 2 to 4 ‘pom, wanenman REST phat: terme, me “Oram | electrics whe Paint and 40 necessary pavers GNSS a Sedewick, 5600 Dingtizston. | BILL E.—Your only lezal ee | octors’ office rooms; | lon sid) ~— sacrifice my iim “4 = ae ~o> | a na ' ert, ckson. . : _ arose _ at : s amily: 5 water best: also two a + ~ Namely FRANK I. DITT ME “ : ; res: derce $7500: west of pK 4 shi vane 4K $43] td ke Ww HYMAN, 407 b+, E and A. Ho state "4034 Cass j course is against the par 7 pr $5750: SoRp income $61; genta 91800: ‘smi the we H- HELLE, | °4 Chee mut ete” CO. on Enright. Box Y 267. ie at 4) sRestnut. Olive 8300. ~~ er = / . a an WA ial AUL J. JARZEMSRE TEATRO N Mth st. Olive 3433 (c5) | Original “Quick Sale Wanted” Agents. | RESIDENCE—4243 MM MoPberssa- 9 rooms, | COLORED P PROPE RTY SACRIFICED ae a. and E Punch. University city Mo, ||| yer regarding the matte ' Pyler 4. $n 150°? gs * es z R., ; —ToTwss ~~ CCC ( 53 , } r h r “k _ “U4. Laclede av.. real bargain: 8 room — Re ARGAIN *. A. BOKERN. 317 ullerton Bidg. | 34250; terms: won't last long. iB. and «a weiams, 1727 s. 2 in ore again e wants ~~ See ~ k *, ; family brick fiat, pene. bath, electric, is S23 “yy 4 7 anbe 4 9205-07 Page bh): ¢ ur-family. 4 and 5! 7-ROOM_ ‘MODERN 1 RESIDENCE a FRANK L. DITTMEIER R. E. COo., ig’ ans -: mney. 40314 Finney. |; to. If settlement is delayed much | can. fd #uN room, aths and elec at $ rents $225 per ead pe O . 7 a Se ; - 2 | 7: , 24 Chestnut st oe McClelland 4919 low; |, longer he sho consul wyer. PAV ‘ernigs Call io Merson Smith 17 $4590 ach. EOO furna ©. Karages brick porct — Trent 5Sxx Ridge KOod condit{ a: $5760. Origina! “Quick Sale Wanted’ Agents. F anda F. Jedlooce 7017 Grand ' 5 uld ° ult a Ja ye - HELLE. 103 N Sth et Olive Te Bd JARZEMSKY. REALTOR. 80) er ° live 0544. Ww OLF.- POLL AC} R. | THOS. * eter RADY & SC _te’3x) D. ae yr frome SITSA Miami ri A DAIILY READER—No license | © . rd St. Louis evi — ee 8, oF ied) lores? RNP HDIOR ye (e4) | “Zane . 7 wc an , Ange. 'o linsville Tl} || or permit is necessary for (e5) bees wT i Suen dle es ’ 6 "07 to “19. 6" 08 — to. 20° ‘Idaho, 12 4. iF. and M Wa ne ’ 0: -~s ° ‘ . - SINGL E Fr : AT SNAP. + N aI ASH Ww E S’ 4 E N D § SING r, E iF LA AT | Mixx FINNEY | Tom modern bungalows: $500 down each. |) w pao “ener, 4035 West Pine | | business t question unless : —-; 500 .; ‘ at J ‘4 , oe . . j [Se - ANG Wedde ie 15] ~~ i Seer" Ra cos > a. nee and dDath each ai SI GL! ° “8 frame, 5 and ~66 Amherst pl: 4 and 4 -ooms the, | “piendid 9-room brick residence, bath | $030 Enright: 6 roo! a $1000 down. [F and M. Dulane, 4029 Castleman = | came’ e eek ot Foods, in whic P | gurhace,” wine TAk*. granitoid Fiat—3444 oe ae ot } | eibcasie separate fu @:; all in ne sc.” | furnace, garage: excelient condition; at a 321 Bell. 8 rooms: $500 down. i; B. and A. Kramer 4854 St rena ;), “ase a merchant's license would be’ : fine inves stent : Brice low for 5 rooms, bath; ig oy ays F 60-foot lot; dition fy ne om inne con-| gg, rifice price. WM. E. W RISBERG, 32904, 2951 } nnev: 9 rooms, $1000 down |W. and F. Jacko" $77 , ion cinand. |! necessary xX M@ ee: ter: © oiter : . iS Gran Sidne,s te lant ’ lat STS ‘ . PB, ; ; = ’ . " | on ‘ ‘uu Ins, 03: ‘ Mh Monday «\e; ‘nes. Grand and Hebert. ROR Chestnut s we ee BOR Chestnut e4) _ RESIDENC E ‘tile AP 708 — ‘ON | $236 Garfie! d eing:e flat: $400 down. /|1 and M. Saracen 3100 Neomes. Obtain a div orce. and could obtain | ~- : pet . © , 1 : } 0'@ : ia? } room } nN _ ~~ , *%, = ‘,* te - u f ? | (ot) MODERN SINGLE FLAT | PRICE RE 2DU CED, $1000 | S8R00; 100k today: open’ 3 to 6; you will; 4498 Cote Brillante: 6 roome, we th co op gale tA Enright. net obentn Given She could on buy this ive 3165 sown : Pe aa. Stroy un ile B ADE N k l, AT 3506 MAGNOLIA. 1378 and 13 Goodfellow two sep.) PUY U Olt e 3165 ae 434° (Cottage: 5 room a: $1000 down. ;\- @0d A. Traces, kowski 407 Sid / conti d t li l Sé a17 Bittn 3 room Ss each floor: lor 4-5 rooms, bathe. furnac = double ga- arate single f) ata. a rOOMS each. tile bath { “Hi A AUNCI ca. HE A TH, &1 5 (hes shut wy S6B50 to » hk i rooms. $1000 , MOwn ~ and M. Ww lliame 3009 A O gma 7" : eeaie peta tl hit = ™ — en x93 Sectr light: terme gain. electric, separate furnaces, al! n odern con. | =v ST SE LE IMMEDIATELY 3220 Bell: 7 rooms $1000 down. C. W. and Sonde!|s G90 NO ore n grt RO "405 N Broa dwn y CHRISTIAN BRINKOP nN R. £. CO., pa or OU Want a bargain. ook at; 760 Aubert: 5 and 6 roomes; rock front | (. M. MOORE, 204A N. 4th gg @0d H. Kraus, 47° 1A Me. Millan " R. J.—You may be able to sue tn } r t a ; ‘ llow ‘ ! . 1 t- lie 442 “ ’ ne + . rin o-~- We s xy . : 337 He T. - y AV. 618 Chestnut (e3) | su SER ae “07 3oR Title Guar” Ride | exceptionally + porn age tn 4, a 0.780: Olive 4652 fe 1A —_ 4 rpg "Sroe’: Ashland. the Ap loy - for damages. ef sus Bide. | y n ty; man) aa a m. ~)-6 N. Taylor. would depend upon al! the cire um- rt ? Lu ti > BB. & | |'A. and M p far ” . i ‘ +¥ reom fiat. _, hardy: 04 floors, QUICK SAL E W ANTED _ " | S38 W E ST VM | NST E R | last loma nises from ) 4 on "| IR’ « and M weifer. 44: 13>] ee stances. Consult a lawyer or the, cs ah. 2-Car earage: tow S26) Lafayette av.: new 4-family ag 3-FA FRANK 1. DITTMEIER R E. co, yr 2nd M. Pena. 24934 §, ‘ete Ey feet in the Manicipa} are a'r, a Bier of 4 rooms, tile bath, hardwood floors. si MILY APARTMENT : | h6 Coestane a W.E.andG. Bvaee 81% Tn Sel) ll Courts Building ’ 3 Ti. ‘ ’ Nd | ro wOTT) s. Capper D Chee j fre fine ‘ j BE I N A N c. ] A a ; as ‘ ‘ 7. : lle. __ Porest bine , ~~ - ny HI 6179 mar: —— steam pans; rent $2910: easy '110 on Westm: inst ter oppos te ot Marto Original “Quick Sale W anted’ ——— A.C. and a Haves. 42 HOA john. ih ° l « : cO3x) | , =) DERSONSTOCKE prERMANN, | Lthool” imamate fiaseeent® , Manion | Oreinat pect | MEDICAI J)UESTIONS. HER Kk oIS A D. ANDY MAND 808 Chestnut me? floor: je terms, S90 000. | ECs) . — BU RIAL PE RMITS. ; Sara . E+ 2 aa 0662 DELMAR OVERIOOKING FAING ROUND PART SINGI E JOHN §. S. BL LAKE & BRO S15 Ches hs se | G. W. Carr, 30. 41204 Blaine Health and sanitation questi 4910 71 Fai: Rand 9 rooms, tile bath SEE THESE S G A US / 12-room 4 welling: 50 feet wes: of Grand Nather ne Be. kr -9 14°74 ; a Mectric, furnare hardwood floore throecee 4617-51 Minnesota: clegant 45-rox m flats N CW VW CS SI End Doub] ble | immediaie possess; on. Open for inspéct'o: _ LOANS ON REAL ESTATE io Prair ' wes Feast sidered, Diagnoses or treatmen : : . : : 7 oy is ic ; Senet j r ney ”- ~*" “oO « = meets sper ii pyao ie af Famous, i'| FRED D.—Following is a for-| ‘wae ae we i ROO Cc : > £2 5 ue Py ' ft t t } litur > S tr. Ung. 7: > Lee CCRADY a. OBE RMI y Titir 5179 , aston, e pert terme: ec ety ™. 8th beaut: ful 4-family flat of 4 rooms and | vd00 PAGE att a sa. omobiles and furaiture. re . Ellis, months. 2735 Busenia /) Mula _ dandruff and falling hair: Forest aige , 4) 4 , ‘ : fo4) RU hariors with M irphy beds hardwood Q-room hr ck Zoessence well constructed. * re — | Fay G. Bove 5 mone? s, "Nj° Gravo - ,| & certain amount of dandruff —— Beers tile baths. separate steam-heating | €3000- first ee $3000 second $2000. MONE Y—*“SEE US —MONFY |W. F. White. +0 2338 Louisiana the hair is normal, it is the natu-| ‘ 1° « $3 q at lowe tes of inter st ss | Vired : ‘ uisiana, ‘|i FOO Dow N. PRIC E ' +a 500 elve Hundred Do Dollars ("¢ ash Pci tent, toe 0 : : RUT soa weer “e $8000. $1000 cas) Phone STEPH. Quick ainalenne ge e x id cyumimi ion. he > FR Fox 30 "206 Olive ' | ral exfoliation of the upper layer! ) LS STOx ‘ JiMAN’* J ( eo, :, ADDI.) rms YOR S a H AND 3. BATH. ELECTRIC BALANCE RENT MONEY aoe Chestnut si ENRON. aS Olive 508. esti ee CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R. BE. CO. Little. 67.2400 s Gant |, Of the skin of the scalp. When “J Ji N ; 1th l have Mu real flat with POR 1708-10 HICKORY S93 l #102 1 evrarce > a ——_—_-—— 4943 M ARY LAND ; a - 819 « hestnut « (c#) | Mary Jones “9 : ty sextatedains | bec ‘omes excessive it esmbeatis rt ) a4 ye reethene Ly a $PAMILY FLAT. Filo BUYS a iTS 11-roeon ‘K house: 3 baths. hardwoog | MONEY To | ORN—$100 QO of im-/T- F. Kennedy. 71 $38 lucas | | dicates some disturbance in Md On eas tes z "| . ue Poysng' ye * rooms, Gas, electric each, 2 { 4is have | W EST END = AN 1) Pr. .. a ~ hones Pry F--~ ; Proved + Louis State at lowest | 7 R yourcely, = 53°68 S. Compton. scalp and is very — os id ‘ : ’ a. up and p CU- th See us for particulars ' 4* 4. ein a ele a. re | rine intcreet ad ~rnis ccomd deed nna Odium. 54 40°9R Tahadie de fallin of the air; exc ‘ ; eps , ' ? CO RO4 Chrec i Boo ceeds 4 Ahad prece a 4 > Olive 444 ; ANLEY 1p ies SORATS AACH R. CO. 826 Chestnut « “|, At 226 S. Newstead ‘just south of For, A NCIS == al : - | Of trust! “JOHN § BLAKE & £RO., | > ot tt. Humpe: ; 78. 4°05 Linton || sive dandruff, therefore, merits the | ¥- - Wonderful New Singles ork AND BONDS | loss of the hair may be delayed | POUR SOLD 125 reat $31 20. } .. Ss; | | v1 50 Garflel G. « rooms, Garages Nc Guin. | $1000 to $3000 LIBERTY 1 BONDS bought at market value somewhat It is in sy mptomatic ; : : ~~ a ow price: terme: admis- | - "810 aria ,” rooms, hardwa | oa m 7? ‘ . lita — = Aa . a ee =a . nn h + eatment is effec- Three-room brick cottages: bath, toilet, gion by card iN ay Repsett. D conn, STAD. Gea terms ank erick RE. Co. Wainwrieht Bl oz | or will loan full value. leas 8 per rent | baldness that tre: 1- ietces 5 “> theese hnin elnks. beautiful GEO A W SULATERY. 815A Chee: out. (eG) | DEI MAR G LRDEN BU SH BURNS 1105 Chests it. (77); MONEY TO IOAN «ity and county;| repayable $1 a week on each $50 bor-/| tive, and it is to this that the fo Miter; ‘OF oe ey O45 BOS BT-3O-41 « al- a ee 4-£it : - lowest rates: au , rowed. Loans made on other listed bonds lowine applies. Disorders of the ing may ary AY... OOO) north om hroadway > bike 7 + NEW BU NG AL Ow F LAT 760_ Leland as V4 v Pi farn ‘ \V 2 | B: Oo; \ } and stocks. Industria] Loan Co.. Tid general health are often reflected! the yees0, be WHY AN "4 ~' =an er 718 §. COMPTON ‘Fee oman a. Pig genr ' est Lif ar ain KEAN E & F a A KE |} Chestnut it st. (ch) in the loss of hair and this should faith it , 29 Cheetnn: : _ ~~ * » y ~Vracuse i”? _ ; DP eee = Oaa__=" ——_—$—_— | » | _ oi we RAND, Cen: re e500 (08) BL nay vodas my 2 wt-Osite b h Rest construction: in. 0 ne 2 Se) ured Thes«e | 4117 Weer - wal ' co Kno 1h ge “ong ' - JOOS ( ‘hestnut St. (e830) STOCKS ; AND BONDS — Bowser Copper. be considered in such ee Ig vith fm +e. oo , Sud tieors. tile be u te beds, | buildings are pric | residence. wi + anon ' : gavage fer two | -——————_— tI TZ ee = ro sascline ack Hawk Mining departure from the norma ea 1 $1000 BUYS EQU ~ RibomAis'e Zoeuen f 05's. Grane. | PARK SAVINGS TRU ST CO, | herewesd, tigre price $7600. MONEY TO LOAN rain Control. Olliane Ol) Moser Mller | | : ~J09 SS. Gran / are Ot 288x213: price ‘Oo : . ? of UO. | Train Con ro! liana il, Missouri Iron, | 6 oOo gies z, alrend 157. ‘ Park 00. }HEMMELMANN-SPA*K _ “Eb R. E, CoO ‘Jn second deeds of trust: ro de! ay, inw- Rence Film, Annapolis lead. United Roy. | i nd 4 Si ll Ay ss S > 100 ] > ne Jakiand ane Y e! le - tal 5400. “t h- 4 ‘ ee ee » - . . > RS . et ry , Refore Ruving ar Se must be sold at onc ; toe " STEIN, 819 (“hestnut get. YEW DOT BL KF k L. \ T: | rs Hartford. Oa 2-000 RANG Crs. PE oRRY ri -RUTH, _1092 NN. &th | st. | WATTER SCOTT o., 805 _C chet vt Sc8) H. J. KATTELMAN « OMB. Y. 9 batmaie: eae8 "O E. TRE ACE & ©©. ‘Le »i 4xx nae - roc 2 . , re) 'D Y N ral M ROS Centra! Nat! r tank Hild i a “ Bid Olive 6124. ae - - me eeenandoah ‘new double fiat e 2255. Olive 5240. Cent 4340. (¢14) | UG wr ne up- Northwest Wood finore: wi)) sell — BANNE AKE AND ner; rent $45. with 3 living roo ' -_ . on termes of $6000 / r 7 - oOnon a" cri. Bue, FLAT—Exceite Ji tile bath ANDERSON STOCK | STARK He — NEAR ROLDAN HIGH SEC ‘OND and T HIRD DE EDS | p— a1 fee tec ont , for auich sales Give some furna: a lve . A porch. one s2040 $5000 SU OCKE a +4 ERM ANN, Ps e have & number of . a - ; ‘A - ne tn | For 9) lick service. Rank! n@ ifr iterest. — - 4900 Kaaton Delmar 4368\ fash wil! Dandie; near st ariel a OR Chestnut st | beautiful homes in fine lo- - ih f . oe Fig. ay roon he be Pg, has ST. LOUIS FINANCIAIT, CO., ad trees ND VARIETY STORE— ; ~ $146 500 m &é STEYV ie NS aa0" Th A NDY © a ff A r cations. ; mone us your, ai Ps — a £00 } buy and home for vo: Fo! oa. é “| Ol } nk 04 floor, 14) BUSINESS CHANCES, Fock clean stock; fine for couple: ) tc) j equiremente« See ral ir ka yey mh On premises today be-ji ive ane ive : ‘¢ , n com tit! on @ money-maker, reason, | . . r N.room reel- | ne a = ane 4 om pe os ¢ nent preges FL AT——S812 North Meret T ae $370 Gibson av.- an exceptionally well- | . 4058 Flora bl; ; Deautiful aad sickness. will trade for tenemen modern, $7500; cara oniy i. 4 “ sci. built single flat of 4 and 5 rooms. baths | ence; 2 bathe; garage: excellent. con p ARK S AVINGS TRUST CO, | Loans ON | PERSON’) PROP’y | y-_soeee rent. Bes W-20. | a het: | ’ "es l’age bores Hadas if Urnaces Copper Kutters and . reens: | sirus tion. m . j 2 ' ) EADY. TO- WEAR—On ar ei: i FLAT- Sz OO Cupples (cor ~ Marcus). 3-3 , ae 26; admission by ecard only: price |! 5515 8. Kingshighe ay; © rooms; Co- Oakiand and Vale Parkview 1400_ AL TOMORIT,. Kt OA NS—MaJe inn 10 mi in- BUSINESS CHANCES capes ne pte. S75. rent &1 7 m ante: | Singe fin mod Cima : ou | lonial type : garage . a) 2 . Utes; car left in your possession: n | BUSINESS — CHANG E—Bakers, attention’ lease; bargain. ©. E. Tieace to., « Saahe $7300" “ Lae aaa $1500 MELMANN. SPACKL a > & CO. 4513 8. SRth et 4 rooms and sun pa DE IR A BI K WE ST END | wages refinanced to reduce pa. heute. i witl mx movable ovens, guaranteed Friaco Bldg. Olive 6124. Sas a BiB0 4%, ow 7th and (heatnut + (c3) lor: beautiful interior ; oil pyre at aonn | S BR] K HOME - | bring title = sais ae hou Gon ‘ms to suit. Write for LUNCHERY AND CONFECTIONERY — | ° T : 363 (live t Andel! . J . ASK INANCE CORP. = "/ . : 297 « voila av. (5) BUY THIS AND HAVE FREE RENT S| T | STARK __ 3630 Olive St. a { On. 37) lames tate Cat alogue. Middleby-Marsha!ll Oven Mfg. At a rea! bargain. 2227 Gravois a\ 7 Fiat, 6 and & fraine. new painted; . law r ae [ double IN UNIVE RSITY cITy AC TO. ele sae -——-_- Co _ 60° e 6th s° -_ St. Louis, Mo. SS L l" "SO HROOM- ‘;ood socation : 114 | 800d neighborhood: $37 ul, 46; SOL Ge Greer. 4130-32 De Tonty, double fiat of 3 North 7026 WASHINGTON nt e te aio Keep, none /MAIL ORDE R business for «ale: $1000 Jefferson: price $20 ————— | ROK] i REALT > A ND LOAN CO kitchenette — breakfast reem ee Ph, cediomee iE Wel onstr jcted SB la rge. conveniently br ated — Fetmanced, payments oesce*: " A - wy - — e - . and « ily "NCHE And ST ae v er rea Olive 1447 L0G N. Bth we Central 6083. “tn sleeping porch Murphy bed: do RESIDENCE—2:418 os mm r ha at arranged. ight an@ airy rooms and bath LL LA Ne E FINANCE CORPORATION heated "aor oe I p+. : and divide “varealan 2 2227 Grayois. C al! after | ‘ , ‘ are r Pre rae ate ’ _ ea Bs ; - . - ‘ " y ; 7’ = - eat THIS MODERN 4 AND 5 DoU R \ garter: rents $°A°0 Der year; price Sooke. and Karage ar HUL ‘TE R. E. CO g 0 ne’ 2 eg eB, i _ wntown office. 303 Wainwrigh: Bg prof ~ Owne 612 Vietoria Ride. (el) 0'cloc k. i %) ; i . . noint im Uni = ty, « Pe > 4 w ne eo =. Cs ws ee se float neasi WS plants rg eT ANDERSON. STOC K E- A44 ERMANWN 407 N Broadway a a fitful Jackson Johnson blo n Garage in| FOC i iMEAT } pr PT on nes ished. in a large gro- ME AT MARK —a All ak bastante: own | Bridge ; - ~ a dna fo Natur OX Chestnut « onnection with house. srees and shrub-; LOANS n ace on furniture, automobiles cerry for rent 5909" South est @ er leaving city. 1111 Salisbury. Tyler | ROT “RE ry rY AND Loa oh TOWER” GROV : HE 1 HTS | Northwest bery well de aepes Made ee -~- “real estate. 2901 Olive st cS) | ———————— ————— |! 136 __.o® | Ad. A. ; : y ; curbs, etc ighiy restricte ine , TNT I rm - - - ea rex Pai cn) ve 14557 aa N Ath «a (entra! 606@3 5 oem? penmpepngenage ~~ we KR, A ar ehilda * Hot ewatee MONEY rien ‘ED on automobi ea. ! . tK ET—And grocery on ~art-| 350-52 PATTON #6 SINGLE FL AT RESIDENCE —S710 Saioma: 6 rooms. ho heating system with Minneapoie mer | lettin sage Neon 1421 Locust.(c8) | ___ BUSINESS FOR SALE fe gr ge Fay 2 $5) ] , ; ; COnVe Nig | ne Vir »* ‘ = . ose at . oe . reeset: —- COU — POUR-TAMILY. DOUBLY: PLAT iD mentitul new two-tamiiy°rait of & ana | crete’ ok nae 76) | reguiator. Humphrey water heater: Tig: | HONEY loaned 10 Olive ABO “e8) | vergain 2005 8. 44 wo t Mi fait of | e — t ae , ’ " cl ir . tionee "10 Olive. ic) amare - a , — horsepower mot vacuum leaning sys ioneers i ace em aes PUL, INCOM ere wor eam barn tenascin pBorehes: hardwood | 81000 ion.” Sineie Gecorated. splendid condi- | GONEY inonea on automobiles. bring tite: | BAKERY-—F ully equipped ma- _MILLINERY sPREESMA —* EE | me ma en rs ,o 3 . NZ Olants, cop t elas Convenient to Washington Unive) : Npsertiod ” a West. rent 2. 10 ore ps ie EASY TERN « Pwr Mure AMATE SALE are 1 ond Kutters: para an % tion. n no red tape. M. rgan. 2315 Olive at. (R) bh eh tA ~ ee ge for 2 cars: lee : hools, car linee nd | a — chi ery d fixtures at ar- a . One = SACH ROO eto 8 ANIN | Bal ce . ( Per Month | ohiewe ~—— ~_ aren to be apprectated. , Mi IN EY loaned oO! aut omnbi | es; no red; ner an | MODERN STORE BQU iPM"ENT— i PY ily. | NEW BUNGALOW FLAT ENON eTOCKr RvERMASs. aneé 90 Mantedian thor” ampamtncn, Shou Aug. is. |” tave, evenings after 6. 22304 __18) | Bain; all or part. 1051 Hodia- | iatest: avaiable late dune or eared ; 4 ; ’ ry * hestnut. 404) + ¢ | specition by appo! ntment on] y. Phone : ee. a é P me ) & comp. : . S840 Parlin av. 4834 Kossuth, 5 and 5 3639.34 « Sh | a ai 1“ “aha 1313. CF) | HONEY to als a 4 ple taay Pay: | | mont. Cabany 1611M. | for mene lothi end furnishing Sete Poon all moder ile bath, hardwood ~~) enan- . - EpeseReie ments, confidential "TS Railway Ex- teed in best of condition: now located ; | flo: * wily : _ a ibie . . } ; ‘clé an eed n ea o NMaGitic¢ : i de “aes TUOM., ¢ e@ GArage. open every / ‘hk OO*V ~ | change vidg ie, a ae ee 8! — | @ store in the Sou'hweer finiahed ifn a TARY tortie rcoaa) doah AY. | EXTRA LARGE R 4 | . BUSINESS. PROP. FOR SALE ; MONEY loaned tO salaried persons. easy a e+# STORE Smell. ; good cerry ian . for iy unite. hat cases vardr: be. all niate | an ht ~ 1. - Doub) fla 5 ; : aoe tix e ARE AND My \ ) a py "am heat - 4 Da) menta, low rates confidential. Stand. aay y: rent -0. ss , ae e\ showcases. ete fan he ser: ired ata rout eX | K as Ss] Ke IAl, roome- ° BLE Bas mt Front drivew a). an —, and hat?) fine busi ness locat) Qn; ard Credit Co. 2081 Raiiw ay Exchan CL EAND NING AND } RE SSING—Tic {ty man 50 per cent of reniacen ent cogt At the wWonderfy NeALOW In a wonderful lo- Natmen: Neighborhood price right Ad- AS _ ool ¢ — Tage v5 | can be bought very NN arn ‘ MISSOU Rr; _Bidg. {es press, etc.; established 4 vears average price panes thie offers * we Tation, 4a “ ++ ‘1ane orth. é la ‘ce ° . AYTre 11° tas " 7 TS ANT) quar =” Ri “TTC m~ —. MOONE Y ona re — yo oe : OTE. he Far ’ ', ' _— . “3 = ae ' real os "ag i‘alf 2041 ~—_ ' “$i ter St _ la 3) ’ Mio ; r _ fed) bes . « ou Want ual . E Rout! Nj | 4 ‘ F j Go to 6400 Nat iridge road Mor der . ; , da: Jf ‘a bs * e - feos) a AT Rat | € ax I ieee — moun ——_-— = Re. — ij je*re . io i= - ®ior , , ‘ . ‘ *? “* | ; «= abe Te 77 Ta v o> 7 = = a ee ONPiu Tt cee : 4 ’ 4 Tr 4 . r PUSH HRERN\S " los ct eaten 31 (77 lde lie ” | Then one biock sou hn on Qakda a * t ie - 0° building helde 7 cars: 44, mat 'Y wo OANED—$2 re SoDOU. on | CONFECTIONERY — Two 3 : } hasten io, | REBTAL Rant Ane, cuntes ‘Mark herr f _ tannin nee to el A _ FRAN RANCTS-PERRY-RITH 102 SN Rth e tra epur in oe 4 ; > ™., ne ' : he Morria Piar Pavartie in 5O week reasonable rent. ADD! ys 154 |Last nm. able Joratio 30 ort! Ma ot : FINE CONDIT I¢€ mN $7800 a HOO er ¢: ir my ing and ‘f: mn =r) f i Y payvmente ‘ ha rges _ her en? di sount CO ‘an Tr WY - ~ a for . - good - rf i vacant rea: Dargain for a quick sale c 7 : y PECTIONERY—California a STAURANT — Doin pod business South bi re Foleom I have a larce well South iz very 114 N. 7th st: Olive mgr? Induste' a! loan Co., 714-716 Chestnut stané: cheap. Box ©-&R Pom-Dis. (e) R E . h borhood Fe . e for auick | me ae = ec — 4 : —_ 2 me = u OTTO % ST.y. “ sit & tt Ve SESS. | ry ) ean ~~ — ; Pugy ne! rorhs Sacri fic [o ule r A T — > row > TMOode ry) rood condition. me and poy ey aes - ‘S path . a | HOLS U SE mt} 4496 Ih , at 6 —— = bat" Po ae PR iw E LA ANS. to 4 furnit ure oF ners 'ONF Bs q ih nN ERY i www be Gl TD o — sale 16 Oth 7 - — oe A lien “iviney lve} M Property le in se@ cand thn . , } ‘> a e ‘term a” Lvs an eR) make Your orn terme low ext raica ' roore corner Ox tt) j ” ; ‘ ; . NT) wy seid te ream LPs 643 Humphrey, 5-6 pooms. jm. tious: tediy one of He Fen - electric: easy terms Soe ow ae | North Sally fing | THE MUTUAL Co., 207 vViewoe Bidg.. | CON FECTIONERY—Opposite Fairground gn Hy onal’ een seas, 18 Mediate AORN ‘irand QIANG ht dential distr; } t floor open | HOUSE—T&13 or 1814 Ge ve (atte $3500 | FLAT—3934 ~ 2 — C fam y fiat} 8th and Locust. Phone Olive 5984. «cl@) fir frxtures; clean stock ; —s an Walnut c / secure marp.e 8: ” aa r i cK ence neom S, 6; pr 7 ae ees ™ aoa » i c ; i. ‘oat y} one . RIA 15-156 St. George. &-fam ; price = Uon toda, Tn. th. tocay. then Ry . $3600. x. . S500 naak and ‘8 | of bt. ri ana a “te - dis os T s* | ARE voy r an ry one vy’ See us for | aqui ck 7 sninee = —ylere Box “ ~ ros . jae RESTAURANT = sieenieiien wadtiintan S700 RIUSKA. Grand 487% ' , | est 6 ywwn; must have; Bis. eulary and furniture loans: low rates. | COX A-TIONER mn Se oe A ’ oo tio : Li. TOiive sh EPSTEIN, 819 Chestnut et | Monthiy; bes t sp el A500 | sTORES ann FLATS. AT NA KIFICE + .2 nfidentia!l. Room 400 (so imbia Bidg.. daily receipts $25: rent $55 mon only CeSipTe’ omit. tm ox ty © Sa ne PP LAT—36 cS); price $400. ©. E. TREACE @ CO.. 305! ready for aa ioe oon I the off MERI SKA tirand S379 +e) a ae SAM L LIEBER a (cd) Wright: two at Sah vd iene flats: real | ae yor NEE D MONEY? - Friaco Bi dg. Olive 6124 im) rer : (cannot operate ” - gt hy . _—~ ie - — a - uy rent ~~ 0 we ri rice for : . : > - tr? " — — — 7 en , ane « or oper . , Eee eae 1 cin 8 26 SE. Southwest peas be famane ‘itd 'o235, "°°P* | lg ale’ cto $8500 tera. he | We et fr ASE BANS Eg con hart Nate ‘S30 LU SCMMOONS, | foe gue-thyrd Cort and ‘ine Terme ‘hai Pry ar gaara . sr oa gs Grand Blov — +_- | pi fnea rm es ang ter im § n r ‘ ) aan jnativ. rene 0 e an ac rt , Ld Shion 7h i. rors ‘WAY Realtor 1M _ sth. Mono FAMI Y. $250 DoW N ls _tile Da bath. 1 ful a YT = =e 7 xtra pretts | at "RA Wk ! DI rT VE ye R E co. | Lo iis Apply O77 ¢ houteau Tr Bidg (c8) son ba M adoin RH . $1 Hiv reorms CR Ri OMING Hot ‘sE—A Some va by) r — » . - ——_ 2 ur ¢ ‘ - ; ~ —_—_————————— - EP Me ee aos . ’ ns af _ pA dg a ~~. Sue 4 i one oF. ‘the tears pea! room Brick a038 while seeing, even if 624 Chestnut T a a rig’ + it fo} E. TIEACE & ©O., 305 Fris: o Bidg. Oive rent. ber@ain 2352 Chouvteau __ (4) electr) rents ‘$100 : rok 31000 cash; t 4ye ‘ te FU , ga ’rigina! “Quick Saie W anie®’ ’ Agents ens procure Ou urmiture an 61% ‘ch i-= c auity in cnet baresin.” One t., ™ Ss) 04 See at once | you do not bus Mor Bk. of Com. Bldg ic) Origi s (c53x) lapos and to salaried people without ONFE TIONERY— on alway do. ROOMING tT Onn L 7g + Cott tage in| riaTt Sing 41°a ha “madera: isee ~ & a E. (O.. 101 N. “ty | a Cc MOY LE. Realto : ~ aye iii ee | owledge of emplover or an one. ‘ oe tea a te eae $65. i paieanes tae country, sears : .— ‘. — 4. os ee “ha (c4) Nebraska. n! ' > 4 T N OO} ”. n n ) NG OUsS VU roome 2 rent; Ib0pA" ESO SBOn, real bargain, Agent, Nath fornace elect tric; hardwood: _ | BU SINESS P RO y; "E RTY iki Railway Boh eRAGE 00 te14) on | mantniy rice extreme: "Vrieso Bide ban $450 easy terme. 2670 Olive ated wr - 80x] 2605 N. Prairie: fine store building and | tt" i, - — E. TIEACE & €O., 305 risco Nidg wey iy ee _ age & ’ _MAT—S5ax uc phy rn 5 and 6 rooms, West OT HEORALD" ‘ 'ZOEL L ER _Grand 357 '6 living rooms above: >ot-water heat ‘IoC om; . ive 6124 . —s | RCOMING HOUSE —I6 terms. 3 dancer; gerage 2 machi new, Bidnee aca ‘ ‘abanne, modern, 4- RESIDENCE—For sale, rent, lease or ex: | throughout go ae ~ re and invoice M( N E 5 7 ‘) L, O AN | CONFECT: TIONERY — Ciear est. weil- | Washington. (4) pees . wr = yo ~ yy aE = y 35000 change: beautiful - ae rr? re 4022 overvthiag in "fs rat-c hess condition “For | On automobd! snd furniture: easy pay- equipped lit je piace in cits ab nan | | ROOMING HOU SE—5 roome. neatiy fur PP tAT—4137 Cleveland. iicht 8.6 ree oe -WE ere us water heat; with plenty o pide ~ fpr) + App) menis. 708-9 Vi, ‘orla Glig., &th and Lo-| ing: store and rear rooin | for 800, nished: clean: hath phone: $495: rene : wiki! 2. e\er’ oOn\enlence terms, oF "3 i? Chest nu wankis W E iN Eh oR 5 Rates ae —. = = the ee ate "rR ADY . OBERMFE TER. cust. oe lle nt a a _ 2a (6) i ~ > ay buyer, leaving cit _ Ba ree te $35 1815 ~ s Jeff. erie reon Ss’ a vidoe ic. . pie: = Ole Nox Neer M -- 3 ve « 2.14 — RESIDENCE —3R30 iad D> wy . ~ ' Forest Rina 517 qQ _Easton (75) . - ane te alll - - : aes . . - , (5) ROOMING re pron 8 ¢C ar e- io oo -~ ; PLA’ O50-Ol Hanfarns nd 4 doub 4 ; $40. arket rooms wood floors, hot-water heat KILAI es ’ Sos Ope ; income $225. ren: 1OO: terme iiive y . / Lave 4 4 * wg gual te ‘ a al! whi + : Kas age jern me ‘SK aA = + arage bargain fer quick Bae : ; MONEY | / WANTED "REAM eR } ew’ Slea i Re @124 (my emesis 7 o tb tructior is oa 1° bith m™ accoun’ of ; ren ‘ ? Or - ety . a Se RES OME Jorma. —O 319.900. Call Cabany | | ‘modern conveniences AUN pot-wa-| $2700: sacrifice. 15.000.) Olive Tepe | MONEY Wid—G300~ 6 gor ese ee news. "1250. Hlodiamon: (H | gain ever offered; for cash only, $850 Pj - = IEA, Tos ~ —_—— ‘o3) ESIDENC es Sane , . $2706 wc WwW vietee’ Ti re 5 and share of profits: rea! estate securi:: ——— 4058 Delmar = ne SS ee YY = UA) dh ie orner. doub'e tile rons eetiful ne + an 7 4 2 00 e "Rr wn voming. O On wo a : rR _BR¢ *~A “ raw a narie Al uf a Box vw 237 =e D-« DRE kEMAKING MITY. INE Ry MU LP te Sin f « » ‘ tO fz eo ‘y yf) “ rp ee ree "io. DOO: S72 500 cash. rents nome bo. ” 4 aban iy 1987. (c3) | &idne, . 297K S Jefferson | ify , truest. ne bungalor located out Han. GE NTS’ FURNISHING— ind clothing rice jow YO TREA &@ Oo. ;: . B) Sve 6150 i a —~J a a he . Pangan LAU? ET. & W ASE R ~ BARGAIN: 7? 4200 Wren. cor. P ae —e — 4 = ng ley road: will pay 5 ner cent commis Store. hargain in. 813 Market (d+ | risco Bidg. Olive e 6124 vlad — : 0 m rent d wh rr 2 ’ a s - 3 liwt Ooms. TUrnice, Th, ee pe n” : " te) yr. mr ee rw? — pee PAT Marttord. band 6 I : ERMAN down payment ae LISTEN: JUST oe tile bath; {© 3. ving roome schoo! terms; S620: | 810n__Cal! Caban SE Senne (£5) | SRA ERE AND MEA} MARKET —Goed SHOE REPAIR SHOP—Soid on tral. eo. eat ' ha rl w ons fioors hot herman amie P LA} DET, a A arn ° sa” BRB Connecti ryt or slate roof Call WOT rr 1LILACK r E co 10! a Reh ; MO’ EY w td. —$1000 on Berond Ame bargain De! mar 1A&9 (cd) ing out of business 41 ba FPuoctia J iien es b eek ree: germ (eo) 4 a “928 S Jefferson » garege: 2 care wad | ' 4) new 6-room bungalow, near Weliston GROCERY AND MEAT MARK ET—Good | SHOR BTORE—On Vandeventer, doing ONG Toor Agents need no apply . ~—~6 and 5” a. Mr Heat’ for “i " 4 "BLA Chestnut a first deed. $1100. henus ané 6 per cen: ocation 2200 South Victor 1AQTR $°A 000 annually rent S55 per Month ri. nde — it L dail lolmoer v-morv orick three ements coed vier if rigt f CHAUNCEHY P HE ~ - oe Pox W.178 Pee: PD ane — — _ ae O16 ettadD ighed location - muet «il on ee. ; ’ tr" nd beth up; lot = a for >, near ' win ron _— wtisT BE SOL De —_ bulls Soutr, a een GROCERY ANT) MARKET —4 fan stock count of other hue'nese «) ¢ Trilace @ ; Ty ~~ ne @ > he - _—~ . teh : ea a iio k *. 5 Tou oypertunitys i‘ oe } Ae - er Mant ea, OS, \ > take in ) by : or ‘nt ome af + w jee 7 ow ROL Friace ft) dz ‘ e 6124 ; _ BTEPUEN SAI M wo Cheatnut et r peautitul % y _ nrick res dence & —, TRIS Nebraska (;a rage or. anufacturing GU AR A TE Ek ) L { ANS GROC Ert— 4nd meet market ‘good logs SoOrT DRINK Par: ein—ael Pou i ing IFPLAT S014 tonnecticut gt. 2 Snanlts ) of i Meee + Srice rete ‘ FOOMB, single. | Venien oe x FP condt | ocation Se: A notes ‘ . we sd $1000 fenen on. 2248 Univercity aeilielsllal house and property. 4400 ™ Broaqway. Seerne. ROt-Water heat. tile : EIN @ET: 1O;* « wi a4 Se , 4 2. : ~ RK. one: ie es ‘Gated ber “ 7 ve . RI 27 2 Ne her Re tLTY co | on acrrount of Seat? I re’ her *"ith fu equipmertr far opera: ' Bp +s sonditien: wy location: ann seq WEIN bei LOL? nut : e WRISBERG “"inghtning Results.” 3204 100 fi PECHAN th and Russell. (co) $16 Chestnut a. ico) Prager, iz 00 S. Compton ‘ms ome. 714 X hngShighw ay. oy - iww des ey ert? . : ie : - * . ~S . ° em NMORA! I+ & ZOBLLER CV8, §& Grand Sidney 4- ®&. Grend. Grand 157. AND FARMS TS, AP’TM’Ts, _FOR sag Pin ow ie x “Jj \ coer Bee us. tenemear IN i aR Ee OL rey . * 7 a " ho vg or TE ETRE sey. ie ne ca ten, . : » - ~~ S . FR rrr, - WEDNESDAY, RE Tr oS = or 1&4 O24 REAL aL ESTAT E and FARM Ads last vear—24,035 MORE than an the THREE other § STATE “3. FINANCIAL | r St. , Louis ©: fouts newspapers COMBINED. -wa AP’TM'TS, FOR SALE | FLATS, a | soutn thd alld l | RESIDENCES FOR SALE | BUSINESS PROP. FoR SALE | i | __ Vital Statistics--( CS==Questions Anwsered ==Radio eae Acvoinac 5 and 46 Tooms, | tite | FLA T—New \" de c 4: 4-5 seen i a : South South j gt garage: excel! >nt conci- | Arate fu; orated 2 rooms; -Bep- | sing a a ‘ r Wants GUiCK Male. Ulto %. ier, even ings: 1480 peat: pris © 10.500 open Pretty h 4 “28 FLAD STORES A ND TE NE} MENTS—: -Oxx = [pempenmereaete a aaa (0532) Laure! st. Cabany $2345, Water hea: — uf arge rooms, hot- Broadway ; corner res and tene , au" S. Grand bl.. L-family o-o3 VLAT—S0ax Wenge as ee: _£c83) PN U SH Bt RNS rood floors: sarage, ments if Gs “AZ THES. 316 Wain. Dispatch Radio Broadeasting Station " e ) ; o&- 4 } re 1105 ¢ Chestnut (Caa) _W r ight B! cg. Es - fc. 2) Mar Li ee cation: parlors; steam heat won: ley made: $geue" dwood ginaie brick fle Met: : ( ‘HOIC iE HOM ES TE ign asd IF B P ae riage censes m sa « 4. “> . > be i te ie oN “ath. tt Bes eat =H. MAYER Rear TY. 5004 Union. | ~905 1. wee” ELLOW PL. Ine usiness ropert : ee Births Re ded A SS nee |B LAT—Northeast commer cor questions of undoudt- @ addressed envelope. 546 Meters ) — A.—The quarter-dollar dat- 8 worth from The quotat ton submitted ten by Thomas $:40 ‘and. a D. a quotations and Eiward Brown. of interest to the Mid . News Service. “UOtations at th Publ! q . : — a n werding the quotation in J. A. w ~The col : pt. nd Principal Ex- _—_ dest ta of Wednesday—8:00 P. M. Program by Advanced Music partment of St. Louis orchestra of 500, Eugene M. ee Supervisor of Music. sisted by Mies Assistant Buperviso, Louis Symphony Or- was 60 degrees. ADDIE. We would advise it the various - in the telepho th t tl eir resorts with Brannan, Walnut Park “ achoot- Gardenville Behoo! ; Mc Kinley High School, s Purpose than the rée- | ee usually suffice the high priest of the “United Liberty”. Combined Orchestras. (a) yg Brillante. D Majer verses 43. 50. and! Wienta “Poet and Peasant Combined Orchestras Club, Harris Teachers’ (a) ¢ ~~ Provencale. (b) June Rhapsody Bar ne Arc ) ned a eel to fish. where persons GUestioned as to Game Warden, to them for their | i their age by the censes are or." F" leah. Violiniate ; Helen ‘fail, _ cense costs “$1 Combined Orchestras. $3 for a nonres READE R—¢1) license unless stock of goods, will need a mere hant’ > ome at the Lic ense S 7—Two Waltzes: Combined Orchestras. “oo Selections by Shepard Schoo! Band: “Ladies” Band Overture.” + nited States use the name o on s blank which Baritone Bae by pT, Schumac he will tee yo W. A. ' this registration ag $2. oes coma ‘Life. Combined Orchestras. ons of public intere st only tll be con- t of individual case $ will not be given. T RevteliaiiinBe: gram to be announced. : ‘Ye word “stim - | ‘MILITARY ACADEMY CONCERT © | ENOYED BY KSD HEARERS Supplemented by Talk on™ m. in Which Surpris- — ing Facts Are Told. The glee club and orchestra of Western Military Academy at Alton (Save a concert in the KSD stugio* ‘last ni ght. presenting a list jens instrumental “applied: Carbolic aci the hair and y a he agcalp at inter- inch and rub in j the mixture on t¢ a ote brush numbers which many compliments from The boys were artists, Mra. C.. . and Capt. ¢. g. The latter is mue makina one part aties “After a time the sham mixture should and persistent}. | _— or the case assisted by two sole | Peceane baritone. sical director at the academy. Ancther feature was an address” on aluminum, one of a series on chemical subjects being presented RADIO aa this spring at KSD by St. Touts | e American Chem- Listeners were told which the publie © chiefly as 4 material pans, is the basic met~ — lays and enters inte the, of nearly all that rubles and sapphires a 28) tually nothing but aluminu While aluminum is found — 10 ar. ‘in large quantities In the the topaz, the garnet ‘the precious emerald. The manner in which red from ore and Prepared * aS an article of commerce” also was told tn _Manner by the who also enumerated the « many ‘uses to which this metal is FOR TODAY (Courtesy of Radio Digest, ) the Assolated Press bed SB—Atlanta entertainment. WGR-—Buffalo (319): Members of th ‘that this metal. CFCN —Calgary Wo v—C ge eee phen Senne ieee (447.5): 5:30, Mory; 6:30, North. | iconcert ensemble atin pba Be a (5:30): , -05, talks; 8-12:30. re. 5:35, orchestra; 6, oper= WLW incinnatti (309) ; WEAF —New York (492): WMAA~ Dallas WOR — Newark (406): . talks, music, orchentra, tine ae bindiipainsis (265), WWI—Detroie een (617); 7:30. |News orchestra: r——Omaeha (360): __Woo- py aptorey (699): WOX ~Detroit (517): ~~ Philadelphia 6, WTAS—Eigin talk; 6, orchestra; 6:3 talk;: -. 5 ” | (:45-12, songs, orchestra. | WIP—Philadeiphia (509): WFI-—Phiiadeiphia talk; 4:30, orchestra. | KDKA— Pittsburg (326): 5:39. children: 6-7, Pittsburg (492): ‘5 20, Bunshine Girt: feature: 6:39, musical, KGW os ae ye (492): ~Havana (490). ann etioraon ‘29, barn dance. “WDAF—Kaness City Star (411): wid duo-art, reading. story, N wks. ‘wiht—aanns ‘ity (411); | K FAE—Puliman (330): talks; reading. concert. KPO-—fan Francisco (423): 10, Bradfield's Band. WKAQ—San Juan (360): | band. | ~BeWenectady (380): ady satuie story. KFOA...Seattie. 19:39. musical, - Bhenandoah > eee: K FI—tos oe 10, Evening Her- Examiner concert: Hollywood ‘community orches: | CKCH-—Montreal (426). ‘mental band, dance. sedis. Minneapolis-St. WhZ Springfield (337): business tessage: 5:30. bedtime: 5:40. WGI— Medford Hillside of M. —— Big Brother Club. & hurch: . 3°. dance. Nee Washington 5: 16, Smithsonian 45 ‘talk: 6. orchestra. 6. 36 - ‘Washington 6 30-8:15. eared Electric WHN—New York (360):
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> a - see Se =e — ws a el oe eee er le ee Ome sz - - — — ‘e - P 4‘ : Lt] .. 7 — eee ee See ee = —- Sz. —- ¥ —— —— —_—~ YOU WANT TO GET IN THE GAME, THESE PRICES LET EVERYBODY 1. 2 TS aR Re SB. os dentor 2 for $4.01 : NEVER Before MY LADY Vias There Ever Offered such A BARGAIN as the bamous MAH-JONG SETS ~ LOBSTERS NTT 36 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT —_ ———— a - —— Aro sh 2 miter 9 for $2.01 [514 WASHINGTON | — y ’ Y SO ER Co PRE FP a SN ee ow a eS ait Sa OOP Sa Fe Raa ois PK TTI ME ON: Li ae BP 4 a ee ‘ % Fae x + eee ‘ R er On ae \ hag te ew a —_—- rr — at oper 1° ear "> Ee _, EE NS eel a re * - ; | || Fiction an —————$— a : a hy, ia . ey W Omen | » BA iy ee] a : Be . WEDNESDAY, MA Haut-Ton Double Ce | . os vk ed ee " + WEDNE a id one other evening newspaper COMBINED MAY 21 1980 _ CH ae ——— —-- — _— rr -— += The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning ai — : asia snsteatetiien — ‘i . — : J I LN ee — ee eer EE ——————$$s ING PENNY (OR 1c) SALE I$ EXTENDED FOR 2 MORE DAYS, THU LLL LLL LL LLL LLL — —a = —$— he * & A] BELGI [7th and LOCUST) With powder puff, powder, and Winter ene in the beautifully - - Ton case at | 8 Garden | unheard-of 2 for S| , HOUSE this sale * Super- Versal 2 for The beautiful golden metal case contains Haut-Ton Compact with a large mirror for the purse. The powder contained in thie Compact is positively nen-injurious to the skin, imparts to the complexion the naturkl glow of perfect health. illustration Super Versa 50c Val., 2 for Sic HAUT tone Feather and @-T-No Linen, T5c value, 2 for 76c ” packages for “6c pound papers; all high-grade papers and up-to-date paper; | Envelopes to match; 25c value, | VA i in®xt Affording opportunities for saving not eften shown , Louis ay heavy cash buying power has been used to make these sales SENS ATIONAL! Our RESERVE WARE- STOCKS have been drawn upen in order to make ALLY during the next two days. The standard two-piece Super Versal | bal . —e . — oj egetieae gums” Raver nae or’ © Ollet motiainy sansed Sy erences ause ff 25¢ Diamond Dyes | DRUGS AND yetely covered with durable cloth, heav- | f - ' ause ; renee, *. ac ga and puff, Its small flat shape is ideal iy reinforced. Assorted designs. This or C dirt, paint or oil. Regular "Se bot Iwo Packagés 16c F S Ibe., 1606 — of their flexibility, Size Lixli- __§_+_ | so, yaut Ton Cold Cream, 2 for Sic wenee C6... cose There'll never be anything eff where to equal this bargain! cred any. HAIR CLIPPERS OUR PENNY SALES Sr, OUR 1-CENT SALES Means that you are asked during these sales to pay 1 cent more than the list price of any article listed AND GET TWO! An unusual proposition, to be sure, but one that we are able to carry out because of the enormous amount of business we do. and the active and willing co-operation we have from manufacturers. a wonder—and that you may profit very MATERI- io Purity Rubbing icohol For External Use Where Alcohol STANDARD. PRICE | AND. For Bobbing 50c Pint and Cutting Hair 2 Pints Sic | Made of high-grade materials deat | Steel cutting blades. Corrugated piate. Just the thing for putting aan dren s hair——OO size, cuts 1-16 of an inch, 2 for $2.01. Only Two to a Customer MEE Ar A. 2 ae - MAG ~- - I et " for “6c ee a ko shews the construction of all A t j re . MEDICINES FOR | covers; also a demonstration r Ic es ° GENUINE IVORY PYRALIN 150 Ib, Fewkued Ggibas’ 2's Ibs., 160 Every lady with bobbed hair will TON COMBINATION 25e Haut Ton Talc, (Tins), 2 for 26c 75e Rubberized House 2 tor 76¢ Se 35 12-02. Powd. Boric Acid. . .2 boxes, 36c | need .t h es e| Bhold Aprons........, NISHING CREAM pa Ray ae, Foes... « . (DOLLY MADISON DESIGN ) 15¢ Ib. Bicarbonate Soda. .....2 Ibs., 16c Combs. Each | $2 Biddies’ Apron” @ fer (2he Tine. Green Soap..... 2 for 26¢ 200¢ Ib. Powdered Borax...... > Ibs... 21c RAVE Oe | Oi... .. . -- tere see ee A pure greaseless prep- | T 2 for $1.01 ; 20c 3-oz. Cream Tartar...... 2 boxes, 21c Comb in a case, | §50c Ladies’ Sanitary 2‘"Sic wh — a superior $1.00 Magio Deplilatory..+ for $1.0 40c Ib. Sodium Fluoride...... ? Ibs., 41 | To be carried Rubber Aprons....... 1 Wents Eau de Quinine, 2 for $1.01 250 Ib. Zine Sulphate........ 2 Ibs., 26c eee took te |s 2he 3-02, Powdered Henna. ...2 boxes, 26c | | in vanity bag. . i hit th ” ’ yn ery’ aand the | 25¢ Lazell'’s Talcum Pow. 2 for 26c See Ban Gee ne Dee boxes, Zle | xo.«c | $2.20 BOSTON BAGSHE - Bleaches all discolora- | 2 : | 45¢ pint Dickinson's Witch Harel. tion - coh va | Wh , y N “ 2 pints, 46c 9 for 76 GENUINE COWHIDE : Regular Price, 50c. Just at 1ou Nee | Just Think of the Many Usages ; THIS —o This Bag Will Have This Summer, | No. : 2 for Ble |$5:00, Therm-a-Jar GENUINE me On Your Outing Trips This Summer Gy 2 to Ste Thermos rename) | N24 ~ S§TORK: VIOLET | TALCUM POWDER SHEARS for 1o Q-T-NO Quality; the finest quali- ty in pattern and workmanship. FLEX—-O Sheets to Koll. ® Bolle for.....-ssesesrreee Fine Tissue TOILET PAPER, ono | Baby’s Rubber Pants => a or eee GGG. is cdwesssecescceeeens 2 for Stic xz . j aaa de ee ape se eo! ew er ee eee ee = a ras Cocoanut Oil | ~* ‘ re egular an SE. “x 6 ee Wa eke oc weeks 2 for $7. ~ TWO for I | a oe eee Cee wos bebebaw eee Meueee cece ens ° gl al Shampoo | i : a1 ee “onl » : pe eee eerereresesseseeeeserecrcers ed Cocoanut Oil Shampoo | On Your Outi Tri Bathin Sults, Repo rier or. 5 ones | ness Bac, bese ee ONAL > one oo - - with a smal! portion of Business s. . Cc r ee Benes BBOCOTVOTS 2c cccceceesesceeseesccooes . [ Ce, Henna, which is added : ‘ “semen BRMEOD oo ccc cco esesebeeseerraeses ‘ : | Regular i 240 Powder and Puff Box........6--eeeeeeees : 2. . i bhi | the aed Wcllae to | $2.25 Sale 2 for $2.26 a Ce Ce a cite ds 5 cielee dé dhe o> 06 06:4 y $) 7 hair, Fey Be fine. | —re : ) | , t r that r | GENUINE | a. ae ringe Uke Made-filte Bath Spray a Patent Medicines revere heruar'snce| M@FVA Fountain Syria 1} Hi lLvasily adjusted to any faucet. Heavy red rubber i } s . . | m Botel | ber on a] Best ved — yy), hose and m Dig spray rose ‘Bh |i and Remedies Pint Size Q tor. DLC sti, tent | : i | i] | } SOR. 6 ée _ rapid-flow pipes. Regular Si 50 2 for $i ay \ mall $1.00 Simm’s Sanury for the Kidneys............. 2 for $1.01 . | : ee ee King Albert uncover ° . ih pec Bem © Dyspepsia Tablets. .....cccscciccwecvcscec: = for 5ic Vacy | ortte | | | ‘ TEPER eS Re 2 for $1.01 Bree ee ge HOUSEHOLD | or | $1.00 ZEPVYROL; a re se COMOONS. ... .ceceteesdseces cowsocess 2 for 26c “by Americsns in A 1 | ” WIM hb tbh § A Germicide for S5c Syrup White Pime Comm. ...... cc cccccccccccec-D £08 SE sec fl ee aoe 1.01 One-gallon py oe AP large cocuion: 90c De Witt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills.............. = for Sic | | REMEDIES caaitee . B E is G D | U : sily ¢ s foods hot or cold. . ' “ee ‘ a ES ed two, one for hot and one for $1.00 Seborin Hair Tomic.......-..-+..e+ee+e++4--2 for $1.01 | TER \/ 5 Bold. f Tan 2. & DD. Ameericam Dimeral OFF. ....cccccccccecect 2 for 76c | BOTTLE — 5 | — 2 OF 5.01 re Me Ge Bh MUN. ses heen bh weet cc cteneees 2 for 26c / | nee Gescriptica ; . mo’ destumed ae $ LADIES | vested $1.00 J. & D. Syrup Hypophosphates............... 2 for $1.01 Ht bial yl | Regular Value. oe, Sen adi $1.50 J. & D. Peptanized Beef, Lron S wane ; | | $1.50 d made of pure a | o¢ ° ° ’ | rel ~- 4 | PURITY i ic ieee Le ae bs ew bois 2 for $1.51 LL iL ns mg take one NITARY | 4-or. Castor Oil... .2 bots. for 26c | °1, °%c" on this ; service. S robber, assuring ~ ,. } j , s at isfactery i* ' ' f ‘ They | «4 ,.°0-" may be thor- 7 oughly cleans- i’ | | 4 ee | : 8) | “ROYAL PURPLE” 35 2-02. Ess. Peppermint .2 bots. for 36c | a wt wee | \} RUBBER «=| |rsrrr "|| STEARATE of ZING 2 pint bottles for 46c fase tor. Eat, Vanila...2botn frase; @& fOF $1.51 “ an hg | | | | £ A new dusting powder | MYRONDA l-oz. Ext. Lemon... .2 bots. for 26¢ . in a convenient pack- | ! ri . : id PURE COMREROER dium and | ~ y 0h! | 35c 2-oz. Spir. Camphor. .2 bots. for 36c | | ge. Of exceptional | A 4 7 Widows tls large sizes. ‘| APRON | une sftanatl purity, or. mois- J g Girls Judge 74 50c Ib. Pure Glycerine... .2 Ibs, for Sic | SOAP FOR 1 CENT : ' ture and affording e¢x- | 25c l-oz. Tine, lodine..... 2 oz. fer 26c : — 50c ? for 5 1c j | usr. = skin oe and Dolph | 75e Pt. Seaalinion Cod Liver Oi hae | ? | : aR ? Hy Regular Value, 50c ss eruptions, ~~ eaabere. | MILK OF | ee | 25¢ 100s Hinkle Tabs.. .2 bots. for 26c | R — f fei = eee eat, etc. | ae, Sale : ¢ Rerular 28" 266, ; . : ‘ anie—Syringe and Hi-Test Borated 50c Ziora Antiseptic Pie? 2 for Sic Grape Juice for 1¢ 35¢ Aromat. Cascara....2 bots: for 36¢ | Water Bottle. Boys! wind chap, prickly | | Y | 35¢ 100s Comp. Cathartic Pills.2 fer 36c eae 25¢ BENBOW CREAM | Mirena! TR eee Ott | eal $5 iid Laxative, al weet £6CF . »* ..° Fo? .* « ee ra ae . fecoa Kutter center, Regular S5c Cream or Stick. Sate. Four patterns, good quality tempered steel, cocobolo handies. Blade fastened to handle with brass rivets. Regular 7ic value. 2 o2., reg. 20¢, 2 for 21¢ 8 62., reg. 50c, 2 fer bic 2 for 36c | YOUR 2 for 76c 4 02., reg. 35c, 2 for 36c = 18 0z., reg. 900, 2 for 91c rr ; ; sot tk <=. for a Very ; THE SOAPp ¥F SAFETY RAZORS. § ie aiver Ba PIE SOT ECR SAFETY Razone eee =Suswe’ Ferrer Tae, fF softening, beautifying ana EMEOT PHik. © REAM OU 2 Cakes, 116 Goran. 27" SLOL | ctx 2°" $a.91 | |e a $1.01 | 2 oo" $1.01 | dudge* Dolph VARIETY OF STYLES—YOU NEED TWO KNIVES Bird Seed | . —— Water Mixture e. ere s a real container ; 1 Ib.* package \Amerlean |BIRD SEED FOR Ic|FOR YOUR ICE BOX, —— 3 CENT) wade POCKET RIV ES rey ee: «wo: CIGARS PIPES for 1 . holds a gallon— will fit anywhere ae with Cuttle in the refrigera- ~ S100 Bon tor, Very conven- ‘ Genuine Italian Briar Pipe, big | Value. ‘ rethasy practical | NF with aluminum tube; regular pre ; REGULAR 75e | — -+< 1.00: while they last | GENUINE FEHRINOID EJECTOR CIGA- $1.00; ": GUARANTEED HO . — eale; 2 for $1.01. ¢ RETTE LDERS —— Fjects the cigarette : $1.00 VALUR y 4 for 716¢ | stoba sy ~ y F ~ are ee eoled “flegere: FILL MAIL ORDERS BUT: Help Us De Se Promptiy—D0 THIS: | ConoX A 2 for oe Include in your order 10% of the price of B ©Oromm.... 6... ec ewwwcnens items wanted—i. e., if it is 2 knives at $1.01, add 12¢ in cash or stampse— B® SANTA RITA—Tampse made. 2 for 7c ll 2 f Silk Eoutens! Cc : if it ts a purchase which costae from 26c¢ to 5l1e—( Remember re tti | Thursda nd Frida umisum , Was Sockets’ or 66c om te sion Cords—for your roR $2 Kah FX nn Begs yy EE FR _ you are getting § | Thursday « pe Ressler Te Ghases. with Al : e { se. Help us give you satisfactory service— PALACIO . 10¢ size. parier iamp erfine fisteres 2 01 nt Penny a POSTAGE IS RE URNED TO you. (NOTE the 3 DAYS Popes ceveases gia pes lic oe poe ane abi Bite. "Res oe stamps on your purchase.) LA BONDAD— 2 for lic Standard n e Bbc ceocecoeosesceseseceoueane
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1924 — EE —- —- r — ——————— a, AND FRIDAY aut-Ton Double Compact Nith powder puff, powder, reu and irrer in the beautifully designed Hane. cur 9 for $10 nheard-of Pe Ges ccceee There'll never he anrvthing offered any- here to equal this bargain! HAIR CLIPPERS For Bobbing ad Cuttine Hair Made of hich-grade materials : : ne : ides ' ate ah en * fia tive ng or itting 00 eize. oute 1 2 for $2.0 Only Twe to a Customer Tic Rubberized House for held Aprons... _ Bic Kiddies’ Apron Z Manitary Rubber Aprons....... .29 BOSTON BAGS GENTINE COWHIDE Jost Think of the Many Usagee This Bag Will Rave This Summer. Oo Your Outing Trips, Bathing Sults, Business Bag. Doctors, BAc zis" Sale 2 for $2.26 larva Fountain Syringe pGmade, best red rub- » Moire design, full pacity. > hard rubber : / \\ ike’ Vales es.s0 _ // || 2 for $1.51 | - HARVA \ WATER “=> BOTTLE // | )y d Recular Value $1.50 \ \\ on may take one \ — VA f each on thi« — le—Syringe and ater Bottir. 2 for $1.51 / SOAP FOR 1 CENT J. & D. Castile Soap Big 4-LB. Bars, 2 fer $1.5! Ife J.&D Veroxide Bath Soap, 2 for 6c Ife J. & DD. lilac Bath Seap. .* for the 10¢ Shah of Persia Soup “for lle 10¢ J. 4 D. Kunickerbocker Soap, ~ for lle $2.00 PURE BADGER LATHER BRUSHES SFT IN RUBBER—GOUARANTERD 2 for $2.01 “SIXTY-FOUR” — 3RUSH ———- RFYVLACED ME OUT Dc 2 for Alc . CENT Per Cake for a Very Fine om SOAP )| APs | : a 2 Cakes, IIc ES for 1c fine Italian Briar Pipe, big shapes bh aluminum tube; regular price, $1.00: while they last on eale; 2 for $1.01. Tie Shapes. with Aleminam Tubes, this sale at “* fer Tée ra tobreakable Bits Regular price , 2 fer THe WLDNESDAY, MAY 2!, 1924, nihil hill llilauuuummmencannnrc —_ —_ NVEILS ewe, — ~——wr 8 Se ee ee eee eye ee | | 1] MONUMEN €_y, MAILS UNCLE SAM’s LITERATURE oes _——_—— - - - rrF al s. nr ye arene ae PPTL Oe ane a eed VILLE ppg y 4 Y yy” “a gee — SS ~* MOON MA \N ; a Oe ae SEN ” Se > * -_ NY 2 _ ; . a a? ; : . So 53 2 m. ‘** ~AA > > 5 * .% . SSNS SNA RE 8 SO rn, OO OO, On ae A> ae, eat nial,” Pt See Soon ony Bee Soa ee ee SWS WAS SANSA AA SSAA RAN VAAL RE Le = “ . a. « AAANAASSAANL “~~ PD. Mee ~* ~~ Seach, Cates Cnt” eee see RS oie he apes oot iat: os ws oon Oe eee ee oe” ae ae SRN, FESS Re Se Be Rs ye es Re a ih ene ~ nt ohne © en 7 “ —" ~ ~ =" a. & = & & i > > | > , > Ooo . a ee i % se WS \y a a as : SS WS SSIS ; N " S/S ff / dd Yiiijii3 AL ipifpi For over 40 years J. Martin McKee has been sending out the stacks of literature distributed by Congressmen. He says he has sent out 40,000,000 documents a year. He is shown in the photograph with a part of one day’s mail. | i] | Y Y Y —Kadel & Herhert News Photo. POLELEPEEELELTEEEEALIOEAPLTAAEEEAEAEEAAAEAEEEEE ///// é@@@Ezmdeadddddddddddddddddddddddddcddddedddddd ddd esd King Albert uncovering the memorial to British soldiers on the road near Messines. seneveatladill igearech tee me we. Cre Te dé ddA Cc}”€dEEEQEEEEEEEEE CMEC EEEACCCCCCOCAOQA0AZA00AAAAAACOOAAAA0aO0R0A00AZA0AAEBA00QA0EA0A0A0A0AAEHAAHEKEZ WM Ad A A 7 we ———— ———- a —_ ~~ — sm ee . 2 “ad TX, 4° -[STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH] « Women ] Features ‘ SS SN d ; — . Lisi ¥ % aww yy KM uUeugdce Coon eae gud AZO c_—_X_ A . G, 4 f : y — . . Ss, - . : : , ’ SH LOMB MMA SD LAMBA AAA AMADA DADS GIFT = AMERICA Ath tL#L£L L414 LM eb Lp bbb bee Ce ef 4 hd 4h hhh dh hh hed hhh bd db Aha Ad - -— LS! th edhe AMAA Ee lial ¢ ™ Ss , WAQAA » clini kt teh SS $3 ~ AAA I kddfH§dQpS pri AQ x . ; ” “yy ry, , ‘ser ‘, EEE ZOE AAAQ00AAAOAz iy y> - : Le eamdddecaacaedddddddddddet 4 4 Wee - ae | PRINCE CASTS HIS FIRST VOTE 4, , Land Ld Wh if) Af) ’ s "S AL hhbb dd hbdhdisaddbddd SOOEEET SILCOTOVEEEOCOLLLELEOLOLOOEED: ee ew eee te al . oe aoe | ™ . ~ ney ~ ‘ J 4 a. 4 ~ ‘ *, 5 * . . f y > ie , 4 ‘ ; ee / * “J “ p ¥ —— ™ —- > . R . , . ’ “§ - . 4 . wd J . — r . . hw, ‘i, , é ” ; d ’ ’ y 7 , * > on aes Seen aes é‘ ,- er ss eg Rs f . rvs 7 ‘ : Se ® ’ a ay se . rae o*% ' 5 , se ay - - - e ow ** - ee ) tee eo pe ; 2 ee oe he > . ‘ ~~ % _ ae a : : i o » ~ a shoes? pes . ae § 3 ” “ .) 7 . : a . “~~ . ~ a» d fae . ‘, ad , A , 2, -. ol ecg wuts H9Eldy; Mili iss Yj i, _ R. Sherwood, 89-year-old Representative . Ohio, who has been in Congress for 50° announces that he is going to quit. He io. sole surviving Union soldier 19 the The former heir to the German throne is seen Teaving the polling place at Ocls, Silesia, ee after he had cast his first vote in the recent Reichstag elections, — i. & &. Phote OT “ee WM hb - ”? , a — + : ‘ 5 4 - S a oo . < © : - oo g ew ees eee a~™ a4, 7 be : oe ats o~ wey - POR a eo IMP » My , a a - A : vam 7 x ag - . “2 ie 7 o. ‘é. on * ts rig i ; ’ he ; By) ie ae 18 , Se Coe £. Ay a oo, % < ase oP “ie. he aa , - , - “2 : “ Nes oa tA "a A . sere rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr gear ae During a recent trial in France, this Och- michen helicopter. made a circuit of more than a mile in the air. ~ and n a prize of 90,000 franca, Oehmichen, the French engineer who built and flew the. helicopter. gis . *‘ 5+ a ; beat ~. - « ye — ~. . - ¥ — a : ee ee 2 - ‘yo at oan * i = + osama a ee a 2 Oe ee i es. ie es = ae oa Re ee ee ee a ne) ns ~ —— ow ae ee — ~ _—— rs Lied ey a hs ete ts) y ~~ “y jl? Tin . 4 ‘ . Fy ee ee Me we ee ee 5 - ~ 7! ee gee eo Se Fo ae ve mY eric oy SNE ee oe Neg SRA SS =, oe eS. ee) a ee ee SS ee SC eh FU —————————— ———<— - _—_” ~~ = - —- —_—- -~ —_- es - - | a Oe rn ee
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—— = = = - - ~ ” —=-— -— - - a ee —E—EE—E——E——————— —E————EE—— = - -— - —— —_— - a , _ é me m bed . ’ ” ae de ry ne peer TS IN ee eee,” a —— -—-- _ PBPBBBAPBDBD PPO _—-—-—_ Timely Discussions === | eee eeEOeeeEOEeEeeEEeEeEEeeyeeEeE——eE—Ee———eeEeEe ee ll rl rll ermlUhcl ll rl rl rm a a - 7 ST. LOUIS POST-DIg *« a Te See —— “97 _- ' ia MNESD ——— —_—-—._ A EOI — —e—e— ee ee A Powerful Story of Today | —B BREA Charles G. Norris og AUT Be. ) | (Copyright, 1924.) | she opened and read most of it. He dictate they went to Kennebunkport for th Willis had been madly in love with a married woman W the choir of a Fifth Avenue church, carousing, smoked far too many cigar him, and his father was disgusted with him. “cramming” school, he had somehow wigs! but Mr. Corey had made complaint concerning him be would b work. Jeannette came to know, too, tha that early in May she had had the first fi the day after her mother and herself had ar she had had another. tween the parents as to what decided. Likewise Jeannette learned that Mrs. Corey was recklessly extravagant. account, and sometimes they had violent quarrels about the matter. Just before Mrs. Corey departed for Maine she had bought six hats for herself and Babs. and had charged over three hundred dollars’ worth of new clothing. Mr. Corey had been exasperated, as Only @ few weeks before he had made a point of asking her to economize dm every way possible during the coming summer. nette knew. must shortly undergo a more or less serious operation, ef which his family was totally ignorant, that he was worried be- cause his Life Insurance Company bad declined after an examination to increase the amount of his insurance, and that he had success- fully engineered a loan to wipe off his indebtedness to the big Pulp and Paper Company. CHAPTER THIRTY LL Mr. Corey’s personal] mail passed throug® Jeannette’s hands, d to her his letters to his son at Cambridge, and even those to his wife and Babs when e summer. Jeannette learned that ho sang in that he was given to midnight ettes, that his mother spoiled With the aid of a ed himself into Harvard, him distinctly understand that at the first ave to withdraw and go to t Babs was epileptic and t in two years, and that rived in Kennebunkport, Letters of a very agitated nature passed be- at times Her husband repeatedly had to call her to He himself, Jean- There was little that concerned him with which she did not become acquainted. She knew that his house on Tenth street Was beavily mortgaged and that on the second loan carried by the prop- erty he was paying an outrageous rate of interest; that on the tenth of every month he never failed to send a check for sixty-six dollars and sixty-seven cents to a man in Memphis, Tennessee, that his den- tist threatened to sue him unless he settled a bill that had beea owing for two years; that on the first of every month, Mr. Olmstead de- posited to his account in the Chemical National Bank five hundred dollars: that no month ever passed without his chief sending for the eld man and directing him to deposit an additional hundred, or two bundred. or some*imes three hundred to his account, and that these sums appeared on the books of the company as persona! indebtedness Frequently this levy upon the companys bank balance upset Mr Olmstead, and more than once Jeannette heard the old cashier em- phatically assert as he rapped his eye-glasses in his agitated fashion upon his thumb-naail: “All right, Mr. Corey—you're the boss here, and I've got to do a@s you say, but I won't answer for it, Mr. Corey. I warn you, sir, we won't have enough for next week's pay-roll'” “Ob, yes, yes, yes,” Mr. Corey would soothe bim. “We'll man- a@ge somehow; you pay the money in the bank for me and well talk about it afterwards.” There were even more intimate things about the man she served which became his secretary's knowledge. He sometimes took the six- tieth of a grain of strychnine when he was unusually tired, he dyed bis mustache and eyebrows, and wore hygienic underwear for which he paid six dollars a garment. She had charge of his personal bank account. She drew the checks, put them before him for his signa- ture, and sent them out ia the mail. While Mrs. Corey was in Ken- mebunkport, she paid all the household expenses of the establisb- ment on Tenth Street: electric light and milk bills, grocers and butcher's accounts. the wages of the cook. She knew what were Mr. Corey's dues and expenses at the Lotus Club, what he paid for his clothes, what he owed at Brooks Bros., and at the Everett House where he had a charge account and signed checks for his I¥nches. There were no secrets in his life that were closed to her; he had less than most men to conceal; she considered him the most generous. the most upright, the most admirable man in the world. It was on a hot Saturday afternoon in July when no one but themselves were in the office, that Jeannette told Mr. Corey about She had not seen quite so much of Roy latelv: he had been away on a business trip, and Horatio Stephens had asked him to spend his fortnight’s vacation with himself and family at Asbury Park. He had written her letters full of endearment and under- scored assertions of love, and had returned to plead eagerly that she pet the day for the wedding and begin to plan with him how and where they should live. His earnestness made her realize she could temporize no longer. “It isn’t that I don’t care for him.” she said to Mr. Corey; “it's just that I don't want to get married, I cuess.”’ The windows were open and a centile hot wind stirred the loose papers on the desk. >. oe Just as smart and more appropriate. due to the cloudiness and breeziness of the weather. were the trim tallor-mades or gay sports suits of flannel in any shade. vivid or delicate. The dark tailor-mades was invariably were accompanied by a gay scarf. Fortunate was the woman who had come prepared with a sports coat in some vivid hue, and there were many of these in orance. citron, caSary, robin s egg. gentian, »owder blue, jade green. peach. and nasturtium shades Almost apricot or some one of the rust invariably these had collars of fur, f‘at ermine dved various shades, squirrel! or fox, dyed or pointed The coat frock of twill or charmeen, crepe or flannel! in every imaginable color also finished up near the first im the race. Many of the flannels were in Roman stripes, either vertical or horizontal! Then there were the three-piece costume suits with rather long ceat and tlouse of contrasting color and material, made with short sleeves showing when the day warmed up and coats could be opened or jaid aside It was the Louisville women. the Biue Grass belles, famous for their grace and charm, who dared the lighter, more summery cos- tume with the picture hat. They were in the minority among a Downs on Derby D Children’s | ~? & 3 ; | PRS .CEORCE w/iDENER> || | Green Conf Sut APPLIQUED wird DARKER GREEN - et) HAT CE STITCHED CREEN LEATHER BACK CREPE CoAT CHEN ULE TEIrrinG WRAPS TRIMMED Os an erowd estimated at 100.000 men and women gathered from sporting ceuters and many way stations, but they stood even against the motley coioriul backg had been expected that women members of families from the East and from Chicago would set the _ even as their horses have been | knows now how it was the W. She sat there for @ few t and it must be ad (a@resqne relief, horses which triumphed on that day, | in the gayly caparisoned assemblace in the grand stands tie Widener women, if they were entries in & _ also were found to be “also rans.” As their h p Mat over to that nest. little timid, their women folk also. preved a little face of threatening weather conditions and apparently did® from their traveling costumes. In which case it may be their ideas are due tae revision, even as is proven their horses will have to acquire 1 pace in future meets with Western racers. 9 eh Or perhaps they tate @ a : ; By Thorn: Chatterer Is Sure Be sure of not From batter di ZA TTERER the Red Squirre "had laid his plans carefully SB spying he had discoverec nearly all of the little peo. Sef the Old Orchard had built rwere building their nests. Not se had they known he was He had taken care not to pear one of those nests. He | what a fuss would be made he should be discovered, and all the feathered folk would together to drive him out Old Orchard. He is crafty, ‘Chatterer thé Red Squirrel. sd he meant to rob as many as he could without being | New, the nearest nest to the a4 stonewall was that of Golden- ine the Flicker. To Chatterer’s of thinking that was the t of all the nests because | egss in it were sure to be the wgest. You may be sure he | a very shakp watch of that erhome. Hidden between | stones in the old stonewall he | watch all that went on. So | was that he found out when irs. Flicker was through laying s. He knew she was through | Because she had begun sitting on Then he kept a closer eh than ever. He knew that. had to go hunt for food ev-. day. and he found out about | time she usually Ieft the || She was always gone long || h to cive him plenty of time { those eggs, and get back to | § hiding place in the old stone- : ' Bo at last Chatterer decided f mt early the next morning he § epesld cet those eggs. He wast a Men in the old stonewall by | ptime jolly. round red Mr. Suni‘ @ begun his daily climb up m rf blue, blue sky. He saw Mrs. |? mer put her head out of the § and look this way and that | ents and then out she came. /¢ erer chuckled and licked bis t Breedily. But he didn't go/S He want- to be sure that Mrs. Flicker | te @ far enough away for him to |p te: }Over there unseen. ow. just after Mrs. Flicker the nest who should arrive HOUSEHOLD GGESTIONS A 10-Cent. Expenditure. A 10-cent saucepan kept to hold |} paraffin tops from jelly tumblers is | a sensible thought. Then when paraffin is needed the pan can be set on the stove and the wax ready in a jiffy. . > > For the Car Owner. One woman who drives her own car carries in the too! kit an 15- inch square of canvas. She uses it to kneel on when doing repairs. to prevent the jack from slipping on snow or ice. to keep the tools from rattling and to protect her hands when handling hot parts *. 7. 7 In Case of Fire. Dont lose your head Don't jump unless the flames are upon rou. Crawl on the fleor to an exit. as the clearest air is the lewest in the room. Dont go to the roof unless you know of a certain escape to ad- joining buildings. If you must jump through flames to get to safety. gauge your dis- tamce and then cover vour head with a blanket or heavy clothing | before leaping. Diants are used, thereugh!y clean- ned Goods you Want the beat and that i the VICEO Braséd Betd ent ay Teur x S. D. Reesi Grocery Co. Distributors 1412 N. Broadway Ee I . . a ore — ee lle Mt ne Lt ees PS Re ee ee ee ee SS IE i a ae cn ee ra ~—-—- : 3675 Olive st. Finish What You Start By Ruth Leigh _— HIGH priced executive of one of the leading manufac- turing concerns in the United States was recently asked to re- sign. He had been with the con- cern quite a few years, and out- siders were much surprised at this sudden change. Later, discussing this change with one of the offi- clalis of the company. I remarked about the incident. “The reason why M is no longer with this company is not generaliy known to outsiders.” this official remarked, “but I will tell You What wags that man’s undoing. and will probably be his biggest weakness throughout his business career: he never finishes the work he starts.” This executive went on to ex- piain that Mr. M was head of the advertising and sales promo- tion department It was all right for an executive. he claimed. to inaugurate plans. and see that others carried them out thorough- ly But apparentiy Mr. M would start schemes, and then when he had gotten everyone else Started working on them in great enthusiasm, he would’not only for- get about them. but would, appar- entiyv. lose his own enthusiasm for them Agitated Nerves NEURITIS sufferers may calm painful. tortured nerves and experience relief—free- dom from agony—that others have—like this: “Il had a severe case of Neuritis. My doctor ad- vised me to drink Moun- tain Valley Water and mY heaith and condition are Detter now than for some time.” ‘Original! letter on file.) Menntain Valley Water from Het “primes. Ark. aids the Kidmer= te eliminate peolsena from the sretem_ that have an irritating effect and cause pain. Try tt fer WNSewrittts. Very <delicioens. We delfver. Pheee or write. Mountain Valley Water Co.. ™. Louis, Mo. Phones: Lindell 2781-1847 “You can understand,” remarkea the official who was telling me the incident, “that in a big con- cern, when thousands of dollars are spent in advertising and sales promotion plans, we cannot afford to throw away money on unfin- ished work.” I describe this official's exper!- ence because it is one of the most striking examples I have encoun- tered of the downfall of an ap- Parentiy successfu! business ex- ecutive who could not finish what he started to do Think this over. girls. and ask yourself if this is one of vour de- fects If it is. it will be one of your greatest weaknesses through- out your lfe unless you set about deliberately to overcome it. The trait of thoroughness, ‘that of stick to-it-igness is worth cul-. | tivating. It is all right to be bril- lant. to work by inspiration. but bright ideas are of no value unless you have. in some measure. the ability to see them through. ‘Copvrigit. 19°74.) SHISH KEBAB IS LAMB BROILED ON SKEWERS — ARTS of the shoulder in the p forequarter of lamb are fully as tender as other cuts. but less shapely than the leg to carve and serve. The meat close to the shoulderblade and where the “ere” of the rib chops can be traced to- ward the neck will furnish tender cubes of meat which can be run on skewers and broiled or panDroiled in the same way as cheps. while the less tender pieces in the shoul- der or forequarter may be chopped up and stewed In Armenian res- taurants lamb broiled on skewers in this way is called “shish kebab.” A little onion juice is sometimes squeezed over the meat just before cooking it Salt and pepper are added when the broiled skewers of meat are served. Meat can be cooked out of doors in this way using long sticks instead of skew- ers. Real friendship is of slow growth and never thrives unless engrafted upon a stock of known and recip- reca! merit. EEE — ——_— ~ a —- Pit hs Pinal E okays Teint a vt se 7 wy f |
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— ~~ — porwr e Her e ree eae PO ae ee ee Oe eee ee PT eee : a a ME os. i i i i i i i i i i i a i __ aaa — ve ree -_-_ - — a = -—_ -— — -— -— -— — 7 TE — _— tliat i i i i i DUB _— ————— —— ——$—_—— TT —_ ——_ - Derby Da Phiidren’s Bedtime Sto By Thornton W. Burgess ' Chatterer Is Sure of an Egg Breakfast ——— - —_ ef aa ord vy af the Old Orchard had built bere building their nests. Not Shad they known he was at He had taken care not to ‘ear one of those nests. Si what a fuss would be made should be discovered, and Sali the feathered folk would ‘together to drive him out be Old Orchard. He is crafty, jerer thé Red Squirrel. de meant to rob as many mas he could without being " 1 iy No _ the nearest nest to the ewall was that of Golden- ‘the Flicker. To Chatterer’s » of thinking that was the of all fhe nests because ws in it were sure to be the You may be sure (TE JOSE wWiDONER CO PYLADELAYA - | SPE CA CLOTH Suir, = yWNe Siu WaAIsTOnas PINTLD SOARF. erhome. Hidden between be stones in the old stonewall he wid watch all that went on. So was that he found out when He knew she was through use she had begun sitting on Then he kept a closer -than ever. He knew that had to go hunt for food ev- day, and he found out about time she usually left the She was always gone long wh to give him plenty of time at those eggs, and get back to "Bo at last Chatterer decided early the next morning he get those eggs. He was n in the old stonewall by time jolly, round red Mr. Sun begun his daily climb up in blue, blue sky. He saw Mrs. ker put her head out of the and look this way and that y. She sat there for a few bents and then out she came. men and women gathered from all | wav stations, but they siood out, in| t the motiey coioriul background, that women members of famous ra from Chicago would set the pace in f been expec iy knows now was the W ) that day, and it must be admitted, mblace in the grand stands the Va bmen. if they were entries in the i » “also rans.” As their horses P olk also proved a little back ward conditions and apparent!) did not mes. Or perhaps they intended to horses have it as their how ‘Preedily. But he didn't go Hover to that nest. He want- ) be sure that Mrs. Flicker far enough away for him to Over there unseen. hiding place in the old stone- | . /about, i \VTERER the Red Squirrel : "sad laid his plans carefully. | Par spying he had discovered | Ss searly all of the little peo- | He ' wa Re sure of nothing, would you be From bitter disappointment free: —Chatterer the Red Squirrel. W A AS sa " } >, Mile aes Wee AS, 4 ‘ . (4: - ! \ Tt ae HCaev He had taken care not to go near one of these nests. in the top. of a tree not far off but Sammy Jay. Sammy Jay's sharp eyes spied Black Pussy the ‘Cat over in Farmer Brown's barn- he | avery sharp watch of that. Tight away. Flicker was through laying | yard. Sammy never can see Black Pussy without scyeaming at her, and he began to scream now. Of course Chatterer was interested He thought at first that Sammy had spied him and this was the reason he was screaming, “‘Thief! Thief! Thie1. So he kept his eyes fixed on Sam- my until he was certain that Sam- my was screaming thief at some one else. 4 ee RS ee aE es a | | | ' ; / ' Thus it happened that Chatter- er did not see Mrs Flicker §re- turn. At the first sound of . my's voice Mrs. Flicker had for- gotten that it was breakfast time. Sammy only yelled thief when there was danger of some kind and her thoughts right away were of those precious eggs. ‘to her home. So back she flew and popped in- Her tail feathers disappeared inside had hardly /when Chatterer scampered across terer chuckled and licked his | and up the trunk of thattree. He was chuckling inside. He knew Sammy Jay hadn't seen him, and he knew that the attention of a}! the little people in the Old Or- chard would be taken up with trying to find the danger that Sammy Jay saw. p “Things couldn't have been bet- ter," chuckled Chatterer, , ana popped his head in the hole. I o 7 Children’s Stories " ‘House v——— ee OO a ee a ee _— - —_ 2 eee _ eee ’ ; THE BOY WITH | A FUTURE By Wm. A. Me Keever T was my pleasure recently to Sit at lunch with a 12-year-old boy and learn from his own lips how he lives by a systematic pro- Sram. He has a schedule for ris- ing, for study and reading, for meals, for play and exercise, for home work and for Synday. Best of all, he seems to Have helped in making out his own plan. Up at 7:30, school from 9 to 2 Y. M. C. A. basket ball and gym- nasium following that. home ~ for dinner and evening study, with reading. radio and family sociabil- ity intermingled, retire at 19, giv- ing nine. hours to sleep—that is the round for the five schoo] days. Sat- urday forenoon, 9 to 12, is given systematically to helping about the house. It is understood that this three- hour peried belongs to mother, and nothing must interfere. If one piece of work happens to be fin- ished, there is more kind to be found. Friday night and Saturday night this 12-vear-old is permitted to remain up an hour or two extra with his radio. if he desires, but he makes up the loss by sleeping overtime Sunday morning. On the Sabbath he is expected to be up and ready to attend Sunday school. Sunday afternoon “relaxation time,’ as they have named it, for this boy and his brother and sister and parents. always try to do womething good but ‘different’ during this free pe- riod. Usually the family group al! zo out in their car and have a good time, but they aim never to repeat. They do not want to form any rec- ular Sunday. afternoon habits Now, I feel that this voung Scout has taught me a lesson which de- serves broadcasting. And the bige- gest idea he gave me is that relat- ing to the program or schedule by which his life is regulated. Not onivy men but also boys can accom- Plish more and insure a larger de- gree of happiness in case they live regularly. Such a regimen for a bov—if followed—means a slow but certain mastery of his own be- havior. The next big idea passed to me by this interesting voung table- mate was that of a boy becoming fond of his own program of living. is How did his parents do it? How did they lead the son to take an active interest in shaping his own daily life. so that he seemed to be the real planner and leader of the affair and they merely the assist- ants” that important question. but reasoning indirectly from what he said, I am confident that the secret of the parents was family com- radeship. They kept up happy so- cial relations among all the mem- bers and lived in the conscfous at- —— - of another | He tells me that they | women in Great Britain exceed men — eee on The boy could not answer by | /' guch animals. a tt EE - * Flatter without tact is as dangerous as a motor car without a brake; it is always either skidding onto the wrong side of some- body’s pet vanity or landing a man in deep water when he never meant to go beyond a flirtation. > . 7 A woman never can understand why her husband wants to go out and play poker when he could stay right at home and sit up all bight and swear, without losing any money. » > . Sweet are the uses of masculine vanity! When a girl says, “No, no’’—a man always translates it as ‘“‘Yes, yes—go on!" And when she tells him she doesn’t love him, he merely concludes that she ‘doesn’t know her own mind.” = The first recorded act of the first man was to complain to heaven about something that a woman gave him to EAT—and he has been complaining about the same thing ever since. . . . A man never can understand why his wife always prefers one of those ‘“‘intimate domestic dramas’ to a hilarious comedy—but then no man can appreciate how it comforts a woman to’ see somebody else “suffer” the way she does. Courage is a mysterious thing. A man will defy prohibition at a dinner party and get up afterward and denounce the Government in a scathing speech—and then go home and tip-toe upstairs with his shoes in his hand and his heart in his mouth. = > > A good wife is the shock-absorber that takes all the disagreeable little jolts out of the domestic machinery and eases a man over al! the rough spots on the road to success. Ts od . It’s always wise to keep a “dancing husband,” like a dancing hear, on a chain. Copyright, 1924 NOTES ABOUT WOMEN to late census fizurcs According women who marry are working girls, and they keep right on work- 2,000,000. ing. more than . by Women's agricultural institutes in England and Wales now num- ber nearly 3000, with an estimat- ed membership of 169,000. > * 7 At the age of 90 years, Mrs. Delia Schmidt, of Colchester, Conn., has just had her hair bobbed. 2 > - Carrying greetings from Mayor | Mikey to President Coolidge, Miss: Queen Wilhelmina of Holland Gwendolen Lazier has started on a; has asked that her yearly allow- 600-mile horseback ride from ance from the Government be cut Belleville, Ont., to Washington. ‘in conformity with the reduction . . * 'in salaries made for all civil serv- When she paid $500 for a prize- ice officeholders. winning cat. Mrs. Edward Sams of ° ° Egham, England, gained the dis-| As a mark of heauty some Afri- tinction of leading all other En-/' can women stretch their lips to an glish buyers in the purchase or' enormous geize. en eS —, - ee W hat to Sérve :: Tomorrow :: Breakfast. Sliced oranges and cocoanut. Fried ham and eggs. Toast. Coffee, cocoa, milk. Taincheon. Creamed, chipped beef on toast. Cottage cheese salad. Caramel! custard. Coffee, tea, milk. Dinner. Meat loaf. Browned potatoes. fern pudding. Pineapple-cheese salad. Fig pudding. Coffee, tea, milk. ee a ee THE RHYMING | OPTIMIST By Aline Michaelis ———— — —— ek The Imp of Laughter. NE day-so very dreary. very 0 gloomy, very dull, my head of thoughts was empty and my desk with work was full. As well as I remember now, it was a dismal time when all the leaves were falling and the year was void of rhyme. When lo! a funny fiz- ure, rather cheerful, yet grotesque, came gaily in and settled down upon my battered desk. A little Imp of Laughter with a twinkle in his eye, he grinned at all the tasks of day as they came troop- ing by. With stubborn words to juggle and with lengthy screeds t» write, he watched me worry through the day with chuckles of delight. And soon, before I knew just how, I found I'd been imbued with all his foolish little ways, and caught hig merry mood! [ had not cared to sing before, and yet, the whole day long, I often found upon my lips the vagrant notes of song! The work that had been heavy changed to pastime, glad and light; the weather, that had seemed eo dark, grew strangely fine and bright! The little troubles, fre‘s and cares that mar too many a day were mocked by tinkling laughter till they scurried right away. I had a leisure hour left, when all my stints were through to wander out and bask awhile beneath ths blessed blue. And often, now, I look at him across my battered desk and talk about the hour he came so gay and picturesque. Oh, yes, we're very chummy, now, for since that gracious day the Imp of Laughter came along, I've never let him stay. et ee ee ce = W SS By Sophie The Sympathy . You Need Irene Loeb HEN analyzed there is noth- ing so vital to the average human as sympathy at. the time when he needs it most. Many a suicide would be averted, many a ca- tastrophe avoided and many atrou- ble lessened if the person involved had the right sympathy at the right time. o Nothing in the world so buoys up your spirit as when a friend comes - A to you, re- alizing your SOMME Ge Mee? sete, cant ‘7 am with you,” and tries to show you the best way out. Deliver me from the one who comes to me when I am tin trou-" ble and chirps, “Cheer up,” smiles at me and goes away, leaving me with my misery. Of all the words I would rather not hear when I am in trouble, I lst these two, “cheer up.” They are meaningless words and make me even more miserable be- cause I can't cheer up that way. Such mere words told/ you by the best friend in the world can't change your feelings. The way to cheer up is to get into the right frame of mind, and to get into the right frame of mind you must get the spirit of hope in your heart :and to get the epirit of hope in your heart you need the sympathy that reassures—the clasp of a hand, the kindness that has real heart-interest In it and the comradeship that means to stand by you. These are the things that stiffen your backbone and make it possible for you to be of good cheer. Soothing indeed is he who comes to talk to me, to take me out some- where, to show me something and direct my thoughts into happier channels; to work my trials out with me and let me talk out my heart to him or her; to have some- body listen and understand and give me the word that I need; that he believes in me and that he knows what I am going through and is right there with me all the time. That is the sympathy that is more valuable than radium, for, strange to say, people run away when you have something to bear. They don't like to be a part of (pain. And most of the time you weep alone. That is what causes | most of the wrinkles and the gray /hair in the world—lack of syim- pathy. | I wonder how many people rea- lize the great wrong they do their friends in withholding sympathy at a time when it is most neces- sary. It is ustally the proud strong person who needs that sympathy most because he does not ask ft. The weak one will but he or she bears until their hearts nearly break for the want of some sym- ‘pathetic soul. : Most of the time it ts those whe achieve much who are the most lonesome ones because sympathy and understanding are not given them. It is more worth while in- who has something to give to the world, than vmany others whose trials can be readily overcome. And it costs so little after all-— sympathy. We need more of it in the world—less hardness, less @1s- interest. There is nothing se en- couraging, nothing that gives so much hope and makes you out into the world and say “it isn’t so bad after all.” (Copyright, 1924.) ene, | The New Plain Garter ~~ HE lose of a garter ence pre- voked the famous saying, “Hent soit qui mal y pense.” If were to lose one of the newest +. ed to save the situation. Simply because the newest enes are net the frflly, personal looking affaire we have been used to seeing. They might be mistaken for a black wrist band or a fob. When tallered suite came along, women decided that tallored garters were neces- sary to complete the severity ef the outfit, so they evolved what is nothing more than a strap of elas- tic, much like the strap you used to hitch around your school booka. Eyelets are atitched into the of elastic and a smal! nickel! buckle is used to fasten the @arter in place. When the “pep” goes eut of the elastia, you merely pull the buckle to the next eyelet and your garters are good for a further stretch. The Parasol for Summer. The parasol is to be an import- ant adjunct of the summer cos- tume. Why @ parasol should be carried with a sports suit is a ques- tion. Nevertheless, the parasel te be carried with guch a euit matches the scarf which in turn matches the hat. | | . London has two large hospitals | which were founded by women and are entirely staffed by women. . + . deed to give solace to such a one gallant remark would not be need- ¥ » B? ay a BY “4. as a} . re é % > 7) > ‘2 ms , / * . >. eee See ws eg ates al Saas PO Veet Sen ewes Sethe © e rr Sam tay Pr ie mosphere of their young, day by | | day. | , 2 -4 nd any of the you » it may be their ideas are due for @ (Copyrizht. 1924.) In Holla man} young their horses will have to acquire 4 live Western racers. , Just after Mrs. Flicker the nest who should arrive -in packages of six cakes. Cost : (\\\ less than Ic a day! ~_ -washiifime —keep all your D soft ¢ , ‘Now 1s the time to ; t them away, Sometimes people tell us **I’d really | like to own a Hoover but I can’t | afford it.”’ If you, too, have let this stand in your way, we feel sure you cannot understand how easy it is to buy a Hoover. For only $2.00 a brand new, latest model] Hoover, with tts 10 wonder- ful labor-saving improvements, will be deliv to your door now 2 ~ Polish aluminum in 10 seconds! No scraping, soaping, scouring —this new way | This does away with messy scouring We put a fortune into perfecting it for | | and soaping, cleans utensils, and pol- you. Now we have patented the cake, | - dshes them to mirror-brightness in the which is called “S. O. S.” | And these monthly payments are so small’they’ re no burden at all. An easy way to meet them is to lay aside 19c each day in a ““Hoover Fund.*’ At the end of 30 days your monthly si payment is all ready, and it has been no burden at all to save it. | operation. The whole job is : | : tt] afford nt a9 costs. ee ee time | —today—any time that you say. Isn’t "bane it you The : oo dP Iz A : , ” ‘ . . | erie, Cloancer end 7 isher ceptenegenapatenineter SOS. | ches He o on, just as if rows phone sow an 4 us | BBS teoft ‘Shortens the time hands must be kept | ‘ you had paid the entire cost, when you want your Hoover | Inoneconvenbined. The cleaning and i” dishwater. | The Hoover is yours, while delivered. Or clip and mail In this new way dishwashing time is shortened at least 25%. Because “Ss. O. S.” cleans all utensils just as quickly — from glass to tinware: Get some today! You can buy “S. O. S.” now at any deaier’s. A package contains six 7-day cakes. Get a supply today — use some tonight when you wash dishes. | polishing work is done at the same time. | Thoroughly, and so quickly done! You wet an edge of the cake and rub briskly a few times. The meanest fruit or vegetable stains disappear. Burned-in spots instantly cleaned. Sticky dirt vanishes. Clean surface, bright as a new dollar, instead. Nothing else like it can be found. you make the few small pay- Do this tod ments, with 30 days between make your wish a reality. NION ELECTRIC [ci LIGHT AND POWER (0 S O S Main 3220 2th and LOCUST Central 3530 ® e 9°U'S —_s FAMOUS-BARR Co. Tt St. Louis’ Foremost Store the coupon. and rvevwYY Yew Patert Licemar No 1255555 Reg. U. S. Patent OGiee POSH Seen + SESS CSCESC CC STS The S. 0. S. Mig. Ce, 3500 S. Morgan St., Chichge AT ALL GROCERY, HARDWARE AND DEPARTMENT STORES . ‘Ss yo tna —_ rh — a, naa ™ tn a ot PRP age 5 — : 5 ms Pri ri Sa ah a. SOR nae : m en Siei . hd ie A OT ON 5 a . M Pm a8 j and
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COMIC PAGE WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1924. PAGE 40 COMIC PAGE WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1924. HE Derby is over, the winner T Black Gold, — Swept down on the wolf on the. fold; When under the wire ning he shot® The populace bookies did not. field like @ > nt- like i cheered but the A popular winner, Black proved to be, | No horse in the derb¢ Was Samer | than he; And those was short-bred and weak. Discovered Biack Gold conta'b: q no yellow streak. QUITE SO. Black Gold may be short-bred but his owner, Mrs doesn't care a hoot. who had cliaim:.a Hoots, ——ae The wonderful Tenney was a lit- tle ewaybacked nag. but he sure cpuld hump himself in a horse race. - Seme claim that the best horse in the race. spent so much time saying good- by and going back to see if the cat had been put and @oor locked that the race was near- ly over before he got started. But he out the cellar Jockey Mooney won his spurs en Black Gold. They gdld accelerators to commemorate the winning of the Jubilee Derby were solid The man on the sandbox says Uncle Sam has pulled in the latch string on his foreign relations. FP. elephant the considering the G 0 bandwagon zx With hitched Democratic donk the advisability the water wagen. to the ev is Gold ‘A cornet, | Een ‘threaten to go on strike. Altawood was | 5 a | keep out | Derby A of hooking up to CAN YOU BEAT IT?—Bv MAURICE KETTEN SLICE IS A TERRIBLE WORD TO GOLFERS—By FONTAINE FOX , -_ Brow In the matter of pulling political vehicles there is little to choose be- ‘ween the clephant and the donkey. They both heed thefr master's rmce. “Tobacoo Growing in Miasgert Proves Seccess.” y OU may not care for smoking, Rut by jingo if you do, We'we got the cobs, we've £0! the Pr pes, And we've got the "baccy, too. INSTRUMENTS OF TORTURE. The theory has been advanced ‘hat criminals will confess while listening to the violin. —News item F music on the fiddle Would help to solve a riddle And bring a hardened criminal time; if they biew it, Would make him want te do it, though he'd not committed any crime. THE REAL THING. See where 4000 chefs in Paris What rou might call a hunger strike. Johnny Evers has been operated for appendicitis If the White could hospital Sox managers of the ‘might get somewhere. Jockey Mooney in addition to a | pair of gold spurs received $196.000 | jubilee was a winning the golden on Black Gold. It golden opportunity for Mooney for WEST IS WEST. NOTHER great horse has come out of the West, Of all the nags entered Black Gold was the best While gathering speed as the dis- tance increased He easily conquered the pick ofthe | East. _——————_— (Copytight a 1974) WELL, ORRICER ETAT.” ese HAT Ute ZoSTt ttitrean® TOPAY 2 ; they ’ to BE | , MARRIED! ) és, BuT MURS jRUIET AND PEACEFUL ‘AND HHNE /S NOISY ~ LITHIA OWLING KIOS @) “fay GOSH IM AFRAIO MY OLO “SLICE HAS COME BACK. - \ | | Were S&S NOBOOY 70 GREET NE WEN | GO TOMY HOLE | Sou HAVE AWIFE 70 WELCOIE YOu WITH 4 SALE oe gale | HAVE TO S/T > YOu HAVE A } a (0 TALK Penge tine ALL ALONE. AND “TALS ! SHE 1S suice | suice | suce! DoES THAT) 4 DON'T HAVE - to | WHY DoYOuU STAY ee. \ FyOu Don'r Like Tr manage to. athe WAY DON'T You GET. NARRIED IF YOU THINK IT'S SUCH A CINCH?! D FOR NE! ITS | © DARN’EM NO MARRIED LIFE CHEAPER & Bipy NEW SOcKS THAN iO KEEP AWIFE No RACHELOR LIFE FoR ME J T'S CHEAPER KEEP AW/IFE ) THAN TO HIRE ( A CooKx HAVE A CUP TEA AND A ROO . we THe More TAM To THe Lert THE FURTHER J SLICE EM To THE RIGHT @ suce! SLICE. Lice! pores | ‘aim MoTHER SAYS WILL You oF SLICE ..--- — ie Ly —— — ————— - -—- CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATORS HAVE STARTED SOMETHING—By RUBE GOLDBERG * a GEASTLEKHEA), I AAaxXH PREPARCD 1C.000 -WIORD rag THE ATISS!IAIS LEAD POLS a & STATE MEAST a ~ j ' . ee, 4 THIS CASE IASVOLVES A Vote our. | 1 Move =} CEATTS AAD J WE MUST fCIAJLB | THE CULPRIT £1 vf — » c ee . we ZB “THE DIRECTORS SONY SIX HOASTHS NESTIGATIAVG “THE LOSS CF A LEAD FPEAICIL. OF A BIG CORPORATI axa) AmSDS Bi2,4¢31 taj— TU FIND ovr Prva Liga a a ee TALES SO GLASS IF I BRAVE BIs ' TO STAY AWAY p FROM MY OFFICE a THe HEAD OF THE FAMILY HOLDS A BIG I(NVESTIGATIOA) OVER. & BROKEA) GLASS- OFFICE HAS TAKE) mr EXTRA GLASS CF \ 1ce WATER DRING THE CEFICE HMAANIAGERS CALL CO Alt. GMmMeR DUTIES TO tajsveEesfTiGare DISAPPEARAAICE OCF TOO MUCH WATER § From “THE WATER Cooler - Weagn Wamears, ee Sy x \ sz —_ ss - BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS YER -MAGGIE HAS —_— FINALLY MADE OP HER MIND-5SO YOU AN'! ~ THERE HOOSE TOS pane > YES -DAO -MOTHER JOST LEFT THe THE RAILROAD ee IT’S SORE THIS TIME -DINCT’Y - THE WIFE 1S COMIN HOME WITH THE TICKETS *. AH: THAT'S A RELIEF - I'™ GLAD IT IS POSITIVE THAT WE ARE GOIN ' - r GET ; | iLL MEET You ON THE “BOARD WALK a4 evrecen eS) Cze8 o A WE CAN'T GO TO THE fF | SEA-SHORE AS THE [# DOCTOR SAIO THAT JF7 THE SALT AR 19 BADE er oe eme woe BANANA OIL—By MILT GROSS 1 wiSH 1! CoulD , OH! We GOT MINE TRAINED GIRLS - HE KNOWS THAT WHEN SUNDAY MORNING COMES OuT HE GOES WITH LitTTEEe HERBERT To Rome IN THE PARK t! af « ‘ > ey a ae wt he ey. he, fee ? an a) “4 ie, son J eae ee xe ae 5 bee cae’ PO | Viay 8 - pS : aera Slnen iin aetna ” RN x Seed ey os - idee >, oe tihetend ae wh 3S Se By ¢ 5 ayy i . - 7 500 DRUG STOR In &8t. Lowis RECEIVE POST-DI8!) and tclephone them wu or tf you «are tcirpi Olive or Central 660 be accepted and char — —_ VOL. 76. NO. 257. EXPECTED URGE VE OF TAX B Officials Say Secretary siders Measure “Very fortunate Piece of | OPPOSES PUBLICII OF TAX HEARI Believes Estate Rates Reduce Revenue That Fiscal Prog Would Be Endanger: Br the Aesoc ated Preas WASHINGTON, May fndications were given at the ~ “* . > ury today that Secretary 4S will recommend a veto of th bill byw the President when measure is submitted to the 7 ury for consideration and r¢ The yesterday agreed on a compr bil! cligh officials declared the | House and Senate con be “very unsatisfactory” to } and the statement was made he viewed it as a “most wn’! Bate piece of Iegislation."’ He believes all the provistor reform of the tax system have emitted and finds no justifle for inclusion of such previsto increased estate tax rates. Fears Injury to Credit. Secretary also feels tha eections making income tax re @vaillable to certain committe ‘‘ongress and opening to the r the proceedings of the Boa: Tax Review will have harmft fects on business, working ¢. jure credit and divulge trad crets to competitors. The estate tax rates as now Tied by the bill are expecte Treasury experts to result in ered production of revenue in: of an increase They base thi hef on indications that large tunes will be distributed by ewners in advance of death the Government therefore wil tain iitthe if any. tax on that o* the estate remaining intac Because of the deficit that T reasur> foreseee under the n ure. the “Secretary takes the tien that the reduced income w require an entirely new fisca! Kram for the Treasury. New ¢ ing arrange for the outet ing debt wou! required, | Pp .nion, as well as increased 34 ef securities to take care of Tent requirements when ree begin to come in under the hl Enactment of a law that w result in a Treasury defictt, | for one year. is held by Mello be a reversal of a well-estabi) rational Policy, certain to pro , fiscal The ' @ffects on future grams. REPUBLICAN LEADE WANT PRESIDE! TO SIGN TAX BI Post-Dispatch Burea 20-23 Wyart Buildin WASHINGTON. May 2?2.— Conference Committee on tax duction bill has reported an ag a om a compromise prop “4c” reduces the Federal reve SPProximately $450,.000.000 = As already outlined fn the P oe n the compromise calls one *i\mination of such feature a ——— graduated corpora _ * Norris publicity feat some other ttems and hold ™S™ mons or Democratic nor income and surtax rates o% rages tO expectations, nelt le a°es nor the brackets te wt &pDly were modified. with result that the bill ts a disa ppo mont to the administration. the thee the President will « ah | is problematical. The at “He ‘’ now fairly up to the W! ego, as it le expected, the con! a report will be approved ot _ Senate and House. It ts a in weil-informed quart “ sa . President is in doubt as “8.0n, with many chances & veto. a *PUblican leaders tn both & oe _ House expressed the be at resident would sign the t Ng to the opinion this wo oe Politics. The confere: es signed by the Republic — rs of the Conference Co os ~e, #9 the President is ber - * outset of Congreasiona! a im supporting a veto. - Owever. it is asknowledged t *Dublican Senators and FR “> 5 AS ea *