St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 25, 1924

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PRE NIN COMIC PAGE . BATURDA MAY 24, Try mee rie 2 Y : SAY Wt A * 4 Ww \| We Ge f ant p ~~. /.@ O Sry ‘man 5 a (Copyrtght, 1994) _ 0. sins, iia arty FT —_ ay” " ? tee etal | iD Oats = i af Fr err aro ll tlhe tian oad ee . od s ’ r a6, atch Want Ad Opportunities ROFESSION Al. AND BUSIN®S8 SERVICR | \OsT AND FOUND ARTICLES. HELP WANTED AND SITUATIONS. FOR GALES AND WANTED TO BUY. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. KOOMS, HOARDING HOTELS. HOUSING AND HOMES FOR REN? REAL ESTATE OFFERINGS. LOANS AND INVESTMENTS. j T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NEWS REAL unday Post-Dispatch Today, 130 RST SECTI , BECOND SECTION (SPORT) THIRD NEWS SECTION, 1 FOURTH NEWS SECTION. FIFTH NEWS SECTION. 10 PAGES SIXTH NEWS SECTION. 10 PAGES. SEVENTH NEWS SECTION. WANT SECTION 14 PAGES. ESTATE ROTOGRAVURE SECTION, & PAGES. SUNDAY MAGAZINE, 16 PAGES. COMIC SECTION, 8 ON. & PAGES. & PAGES. PAGES. 18 PAGES. 4 PAGES. SECTION. 14 PAGES PAGES. | VOL. 76. No. 260. PART ONE. ' ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1924. PAGES 1—8. PRICE 10 CENTS WARMER TODAY, WITH | SHOWERS BY NIGHT 1 7A MEASURE | : | THE TEMPERATURES. | | &@ a. m. secu es ae PT | . , % m Py eet 48 i nsoes stn | me Ute e6 ome 6 5 dD. Mm. eee. . 6 | alt Bee Mesa sbeas 5 BD. Mecccece OO! | 19 es Wees che ns 57 ee Be | } ie Sha aio a os 7 i wat 2 | Se OO on ees me BORO @. GR... cccce. 52 . e. ~ ee ee . ota 22 7 §1 Bop mi22205588 od ama . | ndicat : Webthe BERS atroct reading after close ef | Official forecast que WORLD Vor oe mane OURT FIXERS Tatts ‘ARE Busy ty: Increas- ing cloudineas and warmer to- day; showers by night, and proba- bly tomorrow. | SENATE, 60-6 ‘Moses and Insurgents Vote | . ‘ Missouri: In- Against Conference Re oo i ’ port, Which House Will ness and warmer today; showers by afternoon or night, and prob- ably tomorrow. Illinois: Increas- ing cloudiness to- day, with rising tem p erature: probably show- | ers by night and Republican Argument in aie a ’ ® © oe Debate Designed to Fore-| Mississippi River at ge pe 12.2 | stall Veto—President in | feet, a rise of 1.1 feet. Conference on Bill. Adopt Tomorrow. 4} WoNT BE DEFICIT, } = sMOOT CONCEDES Sunrise today, 4:46; sunset, 7:15. Week's Weather Outlook. WASHINGTON, May 24. —_ | Weather outlook for the week be- ginning Monday includes: Upper | Mississippi and lower Missouri val- | leys considerable cloudiness and occasional showers first half, lat- ter half fair, normal temperature. STEER RUNNING WILD SHOWS FIGHT ON UNDERTAKER’S LAWK Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20-28 Wyatt Building. WASHINGTON, May 24.—Fol- Jowing a debate, in which Republi- can leaders admitted the antici- pated deficit in the Treasury as a result of the passage of the tax reduction bill would be a surplus, the Senate today adopted the con- Traffic Policeman Pursuing From Side streets, whose written protest / process asphalt paving was dis- |} of Willite paving on thelr streets ; ‘ : . : sure | ras — Speculators w , gpg ng ‘te (ag ty ee a Peas Drops Lasso which with Willite, a patented | . n nie ' a: : nite” — ong FR gore cae ni Paty sr i lieve, in which the Franks boy was HERRIN, Ill., May 24.—The en- by a vote of 60 to “+ st evaiged and Uses Revolver. | process, the Board of Public Serv- |’ an w nce gg ; “ie pret. Santee them thins all prt Tap. | carried away. Philip Vandevoorde, emies of the Ku Klux Klan have - Moses of the reguiar hep A young steer at large on city ice Friday awarded contracts tothe... ” oo St sae, GS o:eU PB. En ee — the chauffeur, said that for two} | wing voted against the report while , . ; ' , | Thomas Lockwood Poepping, anese pearls move up. d attempted a double assassination ‘tes were fur. Streets has no regard for traffic; Central Paving and .Construction | . wy “sR Sean eed |days before the kidnaping he had | ; i the other adverse votes wer ur Co. at $2.39 a square vard S-day-old son of Miss Lockw ood, | noticed this car. with side curtains The klan’s constabulary in reprisa‘’ . > . Na > ae. i : & Oe ek ad o i - > ~* : 1a alt ) pase mic abr ithe board had been “repeatedly identity and Judge Ossing !s hear-/' ter months, if plans at present un | he said. The chauffeur'’s story | es told the Coroner, it appears that of that measure was estimate a nue, he tried to lasso the animal land persistent - importuned by ‘ing testimony for his guidance in der consideration by the British is substantiated by the recital of | ? h ef 1 - tla es ’ _? ‘ “trite ; | Re i » ic ‘ 4 ‘ij 4 : ; rT ” By Actuary McCoy of the Treasury |ffont of No. 2941, where ite car-| One Who Protested. | JORPIVe ot orto tie a Ae ce memaring static in| peared and the car wae moving |ihe aerial expedition which Raol4 | kelcher and “Brown” were among ' a . | 5 eaagaliicas ‘ ypc: Pee UT) ae OF mes ~ j}tnat Poepping did not take hiz3 80 s ying : as ; ¥ ~|away. e 4 Senartment hee «an staimen by John Krey, & | Well, is that so,’ exclaimed C. : e | eanitniae am Mie. cont : ete tae beam Gel Amundsen expects to lead to the|the men who attempted to assassl. The estir fe preg 9 It had st Aten 1. Backman of S085 Betanind | 78. Ciotning Scentities: on ime| cercarence, wae “s ‘ | a nn ee North Pole probably will leave Pisa | nate S. Glenn Young, “two-gun” ie est Ss - | mez acker. 1ad straye ml wundline , ally wit 24 andic: , . ' | — _——s that In hep at pack sid ih sid te |avenue, who is one of the 125 prop- | foundling’s does not tally with de principal har dicap heretofore One of the most significant facts| about June 10, Lieut Ralph |klan raider, and his wife, on the tome from the collection of back !a pen at Second street an: premen | erty owners who signed the pro- scriptions of the Lockwood baby’s A committee appointed by the! out sion: eheatteus’a ettnes ot tne! E Davison. U. S. N. of St. Louls,|road near Okawville, Il., 40 miles ares i] “ . 2 1.000.000 ; 4 = / ~ ms . , ) ing 4 € idli ry r¢ > tis ; yffic "es ? : Si : “ Ms : Pa _ a, ! ~~ steele — ~ ; ve avenue, he said l test. “We have been under the | clothing rhe — ing se me i 4 post — A he a opinion of the police, was his dex! who will pilot one of the planes,! east of St. Louis, yesterday after- : MnougHn .epres ativ é ——— : cae ur “OTY ~ enh’s S-J antic | lV g 7 ; , Riyvs they will 1 e eles! lent dian | KANSAN PLEADS GUILTY OF | impression that those bids would : P® sed in turn fro ne t “—— — roe ae ia. cabal of scription of one of the men in the| Geclared today He has arrived | noon The word had gone out, } | no ‘ircults : : | ’ ; ¢ , 5 rt wine ene Tone fr: | avenue would direct the sitention| mother. Mise Puschner sald, told | nary telephone circulte._ | body could have been worn only by| accompanied by a party of 16, |touring car came up the road. le House today, imm diately foll wing charged with the murder of his | of the Thirty-ninth Street Business her that rs —" oo sip psn KILAUEA VOLCANO THROWS UP 'a man with a very narrow face and! including a photographer and ont par r- nd elena ston car oneal ) TAD» SEea TEAR « a | , ? nis > tate ; ‘ Lderchirt ’ - certal ‘fAariety . ‘ ' r } %, , the action of the Senate, and the| 18-yearsold wife and baby daugh- Men's Association to the situation jan undershirt of . nn ctee tt: ’ | wide nose, or by a woman. newspaper man sarc a o ; had Neal Lfit ‘ nate wuTi¢ Lne - a : ‘and request that a special meeting and A nightshirt with cleeyes cewed | . ‘ . . , rs th | me To Abandon One Plane. although one of the oct upantes report will be adopted bv he | ter, whose charred bodies were DUST COLUMNS 7000 FEET The chauffeur who gave the in , fusillade of mR m D PA Be ; : l} auoprec \ tne ; i ’ ae : } ing barn on the | of property owners be called to on. and was wrapped in a certain | formation is emploved by Mise! At Spitzbergen, which the flyers | thrown up his hands, a fusillade o ee ne CRIM, on Monday found a a hn as | at rv lal discuss the action of the board. blue blanket when Poepping re- - : like Hea’ Sort—_E Agnes Fay, cousin of the late lohn| expect to reach in a single hop. |lead was poured into it. Skelcher - WE RE. ANticipatin the action he will; Etter farm Monday nignt, pieace o . , sii ' ' ae "it roars) Like eavy Suri-—tixX- | * ; he ; . i ; . , t. “Brown” got mS i. oo. gE . Lctio . not Ds wan sven « life [am not one of those satisfied moved him ae Winnie Wineineen aan | Hopkins, former Mayor of Chicago. they will meet Amundsen. From | was killed outrigh ent =HORLE_- se began a series of confer- | sentence on each of the two mur- importuning the board.” said Fitz- oan aon Suscie iee a- « Affect ™ as Island. | aoe inacand: enemies rainiaine meee will then try to make the top of|with a bullet through his thigh. — teamed with various leaders. | der ae : : i | William, “and I do not know any- Re ! amen Hash reon eile by ae ao at ae aa ; - whe | caveat with ine the earth in a dash without any Although this witness ree conferred wit -epresent: ‘es | :e slayer confesse that ! rn cil - n Cloun 4 phe ¥ . . ; z g : j } Lee] ) reo , . ’ “e , » 4 | er tio asti 7 » ? Ss ‘ i 3 , 4 , . i a . Hon. the Republican party, they !automobile to the State peniten- | i appears that our protest was ig- * ao _— ne ae * Pte was presaged by earth temblors bee — , hres 4 th |will go on to Alaska. The last of | men say that Skelcher and mid, would be able to go before | tiary at Lansing, without citizens) nored. I am in favor of taking oe mecca = ‘er geese 2 mace The dust clouds mounted 7009 | bein sess nrapeliectamestege! wer a the planes, denuded of {ts supplies, | “Brown” refused to stop thelr car, * ‘ountry with the adoption of |of Independence being aware vf |} action to stop this thing.” 3 a “ x ys se pr og } - feet. while showers of rock piled pre espe Doane pheicre sca a will be abandoned in the polar ice | Instead, they opened fire on the * Mella eee aoedias bee ; , 7 scKwoods had declare ar the | . , ; , , oO muraer, receive attention to-| . . , me gy eo ee ee ee eee B- | Woman Not Satisfied. baby had, besides the blue blanket, |@own on the north side of the pit, day. The boy’s nude body was! Davicon Describes Equipment. | commana, Va wae ae . mbers agreed with Secretary | The slayer exonerated his 18- | conan jam Dies, 1 begs ce oa lafter being tossed, according to the | y. y* . ; nit i Davison said that everything had | across the road. The shots were — . t “C ‘arty ' Tr 0 alf of §$ t; vig bil! Were “unsound.” | nection with the killings. \Niurder savs she is not one of the satisfied half of wi icn aps had produ: ed - nies allies faite the ais _ his father waitcd to pay a $10,000) . ae of the flight. Describing the | Skelchera car afterwards report-. Roll Call on the Bill. | P-harwes were filed today against | ones referred to by the board is court. The la ter pa ce and the The aust’ chin tans. te ransom to kidnapers. ‘equipment of the planes, hesaidthe/ed the finding of two automatic Senetors voting for the bill were: ithe: boy upon recommendation of Mrs. John a of 3939 Flad | gray . Shawl obviously did _ not etait tices vapor resembling | The threatening letter was re@- | jora) from which they had been pistols, two sawed-off shotguns and . ° . j . se - © -i* on “ t , A i c Karrejq. Howell, Johnson of Cali- |‘ } ’ C Columns (| Hke those would be good enough cross questioning, made : much of pit eee: nee Or, | scribbling manner, was ungram- ispecially treated alloy @f alumil-/| tinued until Monday fornia, Jones of Washington, Len-- |? 1V : 5, for us,’ said Mrs. Bannon ‘Why |the fact that the Lockwoods had BOBBED HAIR MADE HIM WILD matical in phrasing and warned inum, copper, magnesiu manga- Reputed Enemy of Young. ie: ! ! , 4 se if . r Se ‘ =e iy nea . | ' ; ) ft, Lodge, McLean. McNary, O4- fe H da d should we be compelled to pay high | at firs ot ere a es Franks that his daughter ‘‘would | nese and iron, which was heated to Skelcher wae repryted to have . : se « awe a” i | " : \ | ‘ ‘ 4 . he uu re > wee 3. rut an Pr ? 1+ ‘* = . — . . ‘ y — Sie, Pepper, Phipps, Reed of Penn- |? hose C€aAdE | Dricea for a meting by cate sy 1 ae 7 fter it pe le ed Man Beat Wife, Got in Jail; Says | 5¢ "ext A half dozen detectives |400 degrees centrigrade and then | heen a bitter «enemy of Young's. 8Y}vania. Shortridge, Smoot. Spen- |$ 99 not be so good Who is respon- date to Dec, 2-7 a r was 0" Hie Won't Speak to Her were hurried to the Franks’ home (allowed to cool for 48 hours The bias teader hed cace arse . ' ' . 7 . ‘ ) ’ 4 a ? ¢ p Sree >) { ] 4 tu = . # . = . ¥ : ad ‘ ar Ser, Stanfield. Ster) ng. Wadsworth, |° ‘6 Real Estate | sible for this, I would like to ask A ro ay os rned up at “ Snecial to the Post 7 ‘s.a! Rh and placed on guard, although the| Each of the planes, all of a 75- | ed him in a raid en a saloon. He — | Weller—26 ) | Theodore D. perewnis of SSeS Vap- eon diane tien 0 ee ae co | NEW YORK, May 24. — Harry | police attached little importance to |foot wing spread aay a 10-foot also was under indictment in come — GET 7 Democrats Ashurst Bayard, | Y have not read every- | ee ee 2 eatin ge patra eipind Ied oe aia aie alee / Wellin not only beat his wife when the missive |wing width, ts equipped with @) nection with the riote in William= ~ E mis Broussard Sadie Pe : 1 a. oa tance in the of the “satisfied ones,” and that ruled, denied that the baby de- giao sm ax? shi . 1} rber’s The second letter. signed “a sor-| wireless telephone and telegraph |... County last February, in whieh D- ; ' ATAWAY, Copeland, | thing of impor (| the property owner was entitled to scribed in the writ as Mise Lock-: she came home from the Da ; 7 - 4 Ch ioutfit. Arrangements have been . , pewal, Dill, Ferris Fletcher. Glass. | ‘ . Dispatch today if you ; ‘ hatin 4" vith her hair bobbed. but he also TY man, Was addressed to Chief | | Constable Ceasnr Cagie wae slaia k a is, 1@ ts ; ' £s. Post- sp 3 the “best price not the highest wood'’s exists Respondent's coun- | with ler hai , . . a ‘made with the Norwegian Govern- | 4 ris. Hefling, Jones of New Mex- |¢ ave overlooked the “Real « ‘ ne 6 ‘ followed her to the Newark Police |of Police Morgan A. Collins an jand a deputy sheriff wounded. % eairias Mavneld | " at « ‘| price.” sel declared that the police and the | fos , amit lain | purported to be from the slayer | ment to relay news of the expedi-); ,,, reports agree that the klange rick, Mayfield, Overman Estate” column ; Freq M. Hackman of 3906 Cas-|Lockwoods were trying to use this Court when she went to comp : he had tion through Green Harbor. Each | By “Fr ' Iston Ransdell, Robinson Shep- | | ' _ Simmons Smith Stanley, |) They contain the announce- 4 ; . rr 4 ’ Phens, Swanson. rrammell, | § ments of most St. Louis real | alsh of Massachusetts, Walsh of | ¢ estate dealers, and they give Nana, Wheeler—30 details which are highly im- toa = , portant to every man and | ee voting agains the bill | woman who wants to get Re ) the best out of life—present © *publicans Rrookhart. Ernat, i anit future. vend Moser and Norris - 4 | armer.1: } ta - : i> Berota- ] wiley ue he tteaee i Since owning a home is the Fotal ¢ | everybody ambition which cherishes, these columns are ) of importance to everybody. | were |! { . ’ ; ; ‘The Post-Dispatch; erre gt. Louis One Big Want Ad Directory 4 The Perfect Market-Place 5 A Number of Senators who voted _— conference report did so |? *Piaining that they ee. but that the absent Senator have voted for ita accep- Nite 8 they rty to vote Th ‘ » consequently . Senators ahbeent or naired ———— i ilies banat Come “ ‘ _ » = i . (. "Ued on Page 2. Column &. PROPERTY OWNERS GUNSIDER ACTION IN PAVING FIGHT GIRL’S CLAIM 10 FOUNDLING BABY STRONGLY OPPOSE | Persons on Five South Side Agent for Board of Chil- Streets Discuss Advisabil- ity of Trying to Prevent Use of Willite. SHEET ASPHALT PRICES ARE LOWER i dren’s Guardians Heard in the Lockwood-Poep- ping Case. CLOTHING WORN BY CHILD AN ISSUE City Officials Say They Are Garments Produced in Importuned to Improve Streets; Some Persons Urge Construcion. Property owners on five south against letting contracts for Willite the Board of iscussing Public among regarded by Service, are themselves the advisability of tak- ing some action to prevent the use the price of which they ciaim is too high. The streets are Castleman, Bo- | ' tanical, Flad, Cleveland and Lough- borough avenues, for the paving of: ‘i fleman was surprised at the board's action, and Mrs. Henry Wesselman 'of 3919 Fad ts “‘afraid nothing can be done when our city officials do not look out for one’s interests.” Would Let Oontracts. On the other § hand, John B Dempsey, an attorney. and five other property owners on the five atreets, appeared before the board and asked that the contracts be let so that the streets could be recon- structed before winter. They said were satisfied with the Wil- lite specification and would not favor a delay such as would have been caused by passing a new or- dinance and calling fo? new bids. The reconstruction of these Continued on Page 3, Columa 2. Court Fail to Agree With Descriptions Given by Petitioner and Her Mother The Board of Children’s Guard- lans made a strenuous fight before Judge Ossing of the Court of Do- mestic Relations yesterday in op- position to the claim of Misg Fan- nie Lockwood, 18 years old, for pos- session of a foundling in the | board's custody. as her baby. The |board thinks it is not hers. In court Friday maternal tnstinct | failed to hélp Miss tockwood iden- tify the foundling sight as her ‘son, although as she hugeed it she case as a club over Poeppineg’s head, since he faces a _ serious charge subpenaed as a witness to tell what he did -but he falled to re- Since the sub- him Poepping was logical! with his son spond when called pena had not been served on personally an attachment could not be issued for his arrest. The Petitioner's Evidence. The petitioner's evidence con- sleted of her story. supported by | ithat of her mother. as to the child's removal by Poepping. and an ac- count of the disposition of the foundling at St. Joseph's Detec- Ay!ward also testi- investigation of the tive-ILieutenant fied about his Centinued on Vaae 3S. Column 5. JAPANESE PEARL NOT AN IMITATION, PARIS COURT HOLDS Experts Find It Chemically Im- possible to Distinguish It From So-Called Real Pearl. Coppa, 1924. py the Preas and Pulitzer ublishing Ces.. the New York World and the Post-Dispatch. PARIS, May 24.—The Japanese pearl acquired a definite status to- day when the Paris courts gave a decision in its favor, claiming it cannot be considered an imitation. and severely criticising the French Diamond Merchants’ Association |for “overstepping its rights by waging a campaign against th3 | Japanese pear!l.”’ | The case was brought against the association by the French pearl importer Pohl, who clafmed dam- 'ages for notes which the associa- tion had published warning people against the Japanese pearls and describing them as imitations. Basing his ruling upon the exhaus- en evidence given by experts and | scientists, the judge decided science | does not permit any distinction be- tween Japanese pearls and other natural pearls. Although refusing te award damages, he directed the defend- ants to pay the costs of the suit and expressed regret that dealers sell real pearls without indicat- ing their origin. Experts declare chemically it is {mpossible to dis- tinguish Japanese from the 4s0- called real pearls and during some tests dealers themselves made mis- takes in sorting them. Even when sawed through aclier- tists declare the two kinds of pearls |}show no difference although Jap- anese pearls are said to lack the |luster of the natural ones of th: | Persian Gulf. judge Joseph him a about it. And when Connolly attempted to tell wife has a right to get her own hair bobbed. he contradicted the ludge flatly: “I didn't give her any permission for me with her hair long, and I'm going to leave her until it grows again.” He argued and Interrupted unti! Judge, im irritation, ‘him to five days in jail for con- tempt of court. After he was led away, he sent a request back to the Judce “for the sake of my two children, let me off.” The Judge suspended the sentence and Welin left the prisoners’ pen, announcing loudly. “But I'll never speak to her until her hair grows long again.” ithe ’ ; ' She was good enough | CHAUFFEUR GIVES ULEW IN CASE OF | MURDERED BOY Tells Chicago Police of See- ing Dirty Gray Touring Car at Scene of Kidnap- ing. LETTERS ADD TO MYSTERY OF DEATH One Purports to Be Confes- sion; “Daughter Next” Threat in Another; Two Teachers Watched. By the Associated Press. | CHICAGO, May 24.—A chautf- feur tonight gave the authorities what they considered the best clew thus far uncovered in the Investt- gation of the slaying of Robert | Franks, 13-year-old son of mil- | lionaire manufacturer, and police- men were put to searching for a gray touring car, very dirty, bear- ing a@ mud-spattered 1923 license plate, and either a 1919 or 1928 mode|!. This was the car, the police be- himeelf and tntimated that committed suicide. Similarity tin Missives. “Dear Chief.”’ thie letter read. “I am the murderer and the kidnaper of the Franks boy. When you get ’ ' ‘this letter I will probably be a dead sentenced | : ' ; ; : : ' : ’ man I intend to commit suicide. I am sorry I did this inhuman piece of work.” The police at first attached little | importance to this missive. which | was typewritten, but took a sudden interest when it was compared with the typewritten demand for $10,000 | received by Franks the morning after his son 4@isappeared. A pre- re ee eee te ST. LOUISAN WHO WILL ACCOMPANY AMUNDSEN of the planes Is driven by two Rolls- Royce eagie-9 engines of 3260 horse- power and each is capable of carry- ing enough gasoline for a 16-hour flight. — KK. K. POSSE KILLS MAN IN REPRIOAL FUR SHOOTING OF YOUNGS Witness at Inquest Said to Have Declared Constabu- lary Opened Fire on Auto Near Herrin, Killing Jack Skelcher, Before Machine Stopped. COMPANION WOUNDED AS HE TRIES TO FLEE “2-Gun’ Raider,’ Wounded in Leg, and Wife, Re ported Shot in Eyes, in Previous Attack, in Belle- ville Hospital. By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. men here received word from Care — terville, six miles southenst. ¢ morning, that Skeicher was hea Ss Thus, the “cone on the road was pre-e toward Herrin stabulary’’ pared. There it# little excitement hers Vw - * > x ic i ° > . —.* Returns From the Wars at Last. | Special to the Post-Dispatch ‘tonight, but parties of — PANA, IIL, May 24.—William T.| USing constabular badges r pte Sherman, 61 years old. surprised| *¢veral hotels. Others known re his sister, Mrs. Belle Linn of Mount| %¢ Kiansmen are gathered ra Auburn, today when he appeared! STOUPs on the street 7 been several meetings of the kisa since the attack on the Youngs, at her home after many years ab- sence. He enlisted for the Spanish- American war in 1898. and after- ward was employed tn Kimberly diamond mines tn South Africa. There Neither Young Nor Wife tn Explicit information ase te (Uminary examination caused the ry 1921 he returned to the United condition of 8. Glenn Young oe ee ee Centinued on Page 2, Columa 6. States and went to Arkansas. ee ees PH Mane tip “ % Continued os Page 3. Columa & a . in” & e Bs he Pfam q R 1° ey . & / i +» *

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SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1924. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a , ; 9 ST HOS BAST-NISPATCH LODGE AGAIN Murderea School Boy, His Father, Whe re Body Was , a me ~~ TWODEAD. HEAVY GUS NATIONS Th) SUSPECT FREED t in ; ansom yy REPUDIATES — epg ne ep cee DANAGE SOUTH QUT, SAY FRING: AFTER NOES A mar | ty : gs og gs ' ) a; z LA “7 — ae Se on Se : SS gi — M | 6 SHUR C7 ORM CrEK T ATE M ARGULIS ( A " ig eg ec J ies eet ccn G Vie oy | ay DD Verdict of Homicide Reporis of Additional Loss Declared He Will Seek R, WORLD k Ul RT Me: = MSs Agee is ; of 4 Bt SPS oc ae Se ea tees Caceres ae. VE of Life Near Essex in publican Nomination ns Se Persons Unknown Bo Vag see ete i Be ee Sa ee Stoddard County Not Yet Attorney-Generalship ¢ “ -_ ~ \ > _ +a ms a “on re Ss | a “iy a Ab . ~ ‘ se S . an tee " > S > e > vale: Ss 4 S . a . ae : 54 Se ee —_— no ‘ oy .- . . ‘ , > ae : . ‘ . “s > “>. : 2 yr . = . > > ° ‘ we » . ) “ : ‘ [ . o . . ¥ — . fa / . . ~ . . ° . . . “yy “ cash e 4 TF. . « + Oe . : " * * / ’ . a ‘56 so “ “0 “s . # : >x “se Y Pe . : > Be s, “Ss a . > z ’ : ’ > = vy” ° Ve * «* . Pe. i” eM , - ad ‘ ‘ . C . abe “" “a* . ‘ “" 3 ee ‘ bs > SS : eee J . : “ oo 5 ’ Coroner’s Jury Returr His Foreign Relations Com- - | | ss BAN Se - | 3 | we : ees “a UR DETECTIVES T R ~ Pp a : ¥ , e te: : . , ie ‘ x #2 . ee seems, and we think the Antiole gervation ward, with daily vist “ 4 a Ms : oa be be P : * . Pee ” + " : iia - — a . - ia ‘e 1 ent ‘ instead Senator Pepper's” substi-. se sd hee aa | ' lowing instructions, and such others as Sat | McKeliar, McKinley, Neely, Nor- With this theory in nin 1, de The child was the san of Mere. League and other dry ager : a neurologist and ft sa me : Oss oe | beck. Owen. Pittman, Reed of Mis- | tectives hurried to a West Side pos- George Auéersed: MD ten would back him vigorously,” tionings by police inquisitors. Ons. - le ncent hiaide Shinste: 'nder- | tal substatio ‘re the letter was] ~ : oo ; . cE . st resulted from the state you 411 recelve by ‘future commanicet f sf souri. Shields, Shipstead, Under tal sul ition where th er other children, was injured when Only one candidate for the Re arres | = “arre ‘ats "illi nailed last ni _ rey ittle in- Ps a 14-vear-old boy that he s wood. Warren, Watson and Willis; mailed la nigh ut got littl their house collapsed during the publican n¢ rainniiall for the office of a 14>! tute, characterized by Senator | Swanson (Dem.), Virginia, as a¥/§ “palpable fake.” So impossible of achievement! formation of value. The police! of Attorney -General has filed 2 ,oung woman being pursue f our inm~ ae storm. A similar accident occ . — you however, aisebey eny 9: | Smoot Gives Figures. also started checking up on a man, | _aeeeered far, Assistant Attorney-General Gamble street, the night of at Pharis Ridge, 5 miles southwest CP nn ate anne |cial appropriations that have heen Se ' Sone ling how the threatened defi- | whose body was removed from the , ’ Robert W. Otto. | murder, by &@ man whose tro would be Pepper's program that as : | Telling ne | 3 of Sikeston, where William Carson. ' , eit = q ever slightly, his | é th will . ieit had turned into a surplus, | lake this morning—-he having been ¥ Nations’ candidacy for office leg showed a white stripe, li the famous battailon of death | struct ons 3 Sm t said that the total ordinary! dead apparently only a few hours. Ada B brol ladly approved it i co iittee. | ; . — — v ete ; da urnett, a broken arm, and siete : e olice sl 7 wee t in mmit ROBERT FRANKS. receipts for the current fiscal year} Woman Offers a Clew. | Seas son, Cecil, was badly bruised from the Federal position, as reg- policeman possessed a Pp c ~~ |} ulations of the prohibition teaver | form, and lived in the neig) enacted on the floor of having the | at b ~e aie | _ . _ estimated $3.929.100.000. He satd . | , iment service Republicans battling for passage| original World Court idea. So, oe Yor obvious reason make 8 a , ty, hi . . ; sort f i COyT idence nat a AS aestr yer >] y | . . ey Hughes, adopted instead. Arugment and pleading, the arts oe eontinue ir inve : Harvard School, ar xclusive pri c ¥V re after being ‘considered dry recently received — inquiry in his case failing to | sto the fis vear ending Jungs 7 - ee . due to start early next week. The | mentor smiling sardonically, but ? t ie : “ Sy all cd tended, were under surveillance to- old - ra injured as she fled perintendent at St. Louis of the > attempt largely to break dow: | ieee a ae ; ol, so, HOMATOT PON = nic an ' ie a .. | trom le house ; Pevoper. proposal was formally re- | unmoved. Thereupon, the Demo- ‘before noose toéay en | ee nape panacea 7 ,. night and a third man, ex former | * . Anti-Saloon League, urging them defensive statements. ie io the old law would be $3,789.000,- , , ~ aiiate eatin Throughout lower Miss , . . . Pepper is to file shortly a major-| Swanson resolution, which Is no thousand 6 tt rel of CID : Dei i nan Oe einediteiee ttt ee questioning lt also was reported stats ule anit mde ota Ses tention to remove Nations. Dr @ Gamble street, was the chief of : 197.000.000. The differences Mire Ag “ oal | Post explained he had sent teom ness in the inquest yesterday, Swanson will enter a minority re- | Hughes plan, as recommended and. " @qnomine By , : ‘ side the city today and that tw: 3 | es ‘otitis that vear of $361.-| Suspects were being hunted in an- patches state that maieamed build- formed an effort was on foot to” his testimony. No direct refe: proposition. But, as for any deter- It was voted down, 10 to 7, with) ‘fi : . for .* Setar “a ane ' ‘ the reductior other city The police refused to | inven were | have Nations discharged. : ‘was made to the man, but the mination being reached before the| Lodge taking the lead. The 10 | : : | ot) Eyal : Bree 4 wil e i effect for the tire | COmment on this report |rooted and wires were blow dow | , —— pts site ot ber Nations, former State Labor | man he saw on the night ot | | ; 3 Bac yea Poe ; iii ed? eal | 7 d blew the 7, there is virtually no hope. | Borah, Hiram Johnson. Moses, Mc- | etude ner or pS ip BOORE e a : ; | volved in the slaving was given roofs _ Commissioner, who with Charles & — murder. to whom he referred ! Since the objective of the trre-| per and Shipstead (Farmer-La freer port) ae ria a i with two facts pointing to the pos- ‘al warages and Drug Commissioner and Rays) said he could not, as he did ne i + ' mOR TOO OOD exciusive or Spe- as , , » , ’ . ij ; : ‘oo . . be ’ and similar impediments, the time | adoption were Swanson, Pittman, | inclu ‘1 and which occulists said probably | telephones to be disabled. indicted Sy 8 50S a. mony, discounted the boy's & ! | laceording to Smoot, approximate- | _. a te ~ | the Volstead act. Thi ‘ - ment somewhat. He called a letting the issue slumber in com-| Montana, Owen and Shields, who | lac Simile of Part of the I : | # dporigy- rhe he ‘as the st of aj the private school he de acs S was in COUr | , , -i] , N elds, | ' etter ! : ie other was the statement ¢ a | ! 1e atten ed to Bhs @500.000.000 for payment on of the investigwation of the “pros | ; tion to the fact that the boy rhlic elt } ‘ . : tention. convert to the “League Court” de- | Ransom of $10,000 From the Boy's P poco = i mene omen a law. | Where the body was found that Puneral services, it was an- e® police coat and hat, wheres vis yi bec 4 6 CO forced it out, the ery ware P » Pa er ay | —— — - ‘ suto tle ar » enc .w!Monday morning fro he > | Re otieeiilie > gpd a of the G. Lodge then had ome Popp rp om — Oe Fie te oo plus in the Treas- | ite mobile near the spot . fe . pees soe myst oa woh t : na | By Sahin tan ee coat or hat. He said he ac . &. ger calls for “a fling’ | acted on, and it was voted ont, chinery, almost exactly parallel to COOLIDGE ADDRESS RY RADIO ury at the end of 1925 fiscal year | hours before the body was discov- y onl amlly and immedi- , ARIS, May 24. ‘ardinal Due ghe boy of having maéé tie’ impression of ctio f r | , tor : : ' ' iy ~*~ i mother is ar ec ; :e : ' a action without any | Lodge, Borah, Brandegee, Moses, | tinct. By the Asso lated Press. ‘ ; quarreling and had a squirming | other is near collapse. promoted to be an officer of the . getting his picture into the pa of ite hazards either of enacting a) McCormick. Wadsworth, Lenrooct, “Defeats the Hughes Plan.” WASHINGTON, May 24.—The | “That is only in case they 40O)pundle in-the rear seat of the ma- In a statement early in the day, Legion of Honor. Cardinal Dubots | . ”" said Senator Swan-/ first of two memorial addresses for | - 14 " ' like } ty ing the party. ram Johnson, Swanson, Pittman, | the Pepper scheme, the budget” replied Smoot | Suffocated, Possibly Accidentally, | nothing to him now, and that he|in Séptember, 1920, to succeed the ate oo ee but did n ‘templates extensive changes in the ; ‘ ; . er rs , ; | Foreign Relations Cpmmittee WAS | opposed it. : next week by President Coolidge | subsquent appropriations, said ‘agreed tonight that the boy was bring the slayers of his son to jus- | vated to the cardinalate by — Theory of Police Captain. So that brought the Pepper | the nations which subscribed t} will be made at the Confederate the Lod e- e e i ; % to 1e e oe ‘ , ? “Ov ; ; » ' . “ar silat a Seen. The scheme to the front, with a storm) protocol must consent before the| Memorial day exercises tomorrow | Leaving out all appropriations through any motive of revenge, and | theory that the murder oce . vote on Arlington National Cemetery. Dane q Mehane wast a ie genuine world court Republicans | fect of the changes being that the! The President ale : 9" | budget.” said Smoot, “there would. nig captors, -possibly ‘accidentally. | amiaeiiin — carried to the yard and thro. introduced, setting up a new sepa- 1¢ resident also plans to speak / yo $128.900.000." rate and independent court with a ‘accumulating hourly for open dem-_| institution is rid of the hated name! it pie tae . ’ } . | suffered three fracture ibs, Mrs , , >r ah d ribs, Mrs. would necessitate his retirement policeman 8 uniform. rhe fo The odd spectacle is about to be | —_____-_—_ ———__—— | |} be the penalty. ending June 30, 1924, were now A woman called the Franks home! At Champion, near Sikeston _ , ,. ni q*3 : > ‘ } _ ' j » & 4 c . we N ‘ ‘ - 1 id sl ‘ the | I rain elevator was bl provide a mood. and said she was orm: on- | Si LOVE "AS Ww across , ‘ teat that the latest estimate of expen ere , own = across! must not be the slightest suspicion “4 Nature of Police Inquiry. of this scheme, while professing to| when demands were raised for a t oO ecomrain oé. : leaves as the estimates Surpius 0) — } he eal whe ha . hour 307 ‘ : , ve . and who she said she thought mur- irs. Buildings-on a nearby farm for filing for State offices, mer policeman developed, th the Coolldge recommendations, as/| plan entirely. | grivat agency + Lilow *hes i*h the police & lwo men, both instructors at the | am / ; N0,000 oe) ee : ba ' struck by lig -ves ' ae A battle of words is impending. of flattery, left the Massachusetts not mention this letters | | : me vate institution which Robert at- uck by lightning and a 10 year- telegrams from Dr. A. H. Post, o- ¢ duce positive evidence, becam , .« Seeure the ti ordinar receipts und se ; a a Wind Prec ported to the Senate this morning. | crats insisted upon a vote on the gollars, ($10. 000.00} this nousy inStructo! was being sougnt for I ceded by Hail. to protest against the reported in- a The hoy, Reuben Shapiro of ity report concerning it while | more or less than the. Harding- ithat the search had extended out- 3 | , _}storm and a downpour of rain. At pane oeee - : ected would amount Joplin, in southwest Missouri. dis telegrams because he had been ite” the former policeman listene port in advocacy of the Coolidge | supported by Coolidge. | : em | “ ' 29 unroofed, trees . oofed, trees were up Gus Nations is a brother of He | was asked if he could identif: contemplated adjournment on June jagainst it were Lodge, Brandegee, | I ee (axe | Possibility that a woman is In-] q+ wratertoo. TIL. . . baer en Menes Smoot pu es estimate (pen- alles seal %. off 12 residences and three . 00d | Slumber Would Save Time. Cormick, Wadsworth, Willis, Pep- | yadtacic ee fetiles se eer ees PON ae: the 1995 fis ail more serious consideration today |) y.iness buildings and demolished Prather, former State Pure ais testimony as ‘“‘the policeman.” _ Ma . Ie nei . re . . . ry” . ' : ’ ‘ . lare ‘ , gseeme be | ate relatives in attend: ; ‘he | bois, Archbis create the /10 to 6. Those supporting { “re | the league bodies but entirely dis- of $138,900,000°7" ered and that they seemed to be | : ance, Th A ishop of Paris, has bees ment to the police tn the ho : : , , T) bov » an) workable court plan or of disrupt- | Willis, Pepper and Shipstead. H!- %I1s plan.” . le | /not add to the figure estimated Dy | c¢hine. ranks said that money meant | was appointed Archbishop of Pars) 'e boy, he said, admitted th : . son on ~Con- | y srica’s war de; " Jivered | Today's executive session of the Robinaon, Underwood and Walsh America’s war dead to be delivered “T am talking about leaving out | All the authorities apparently | W&@S ready to spend $1,000,000 to) late Cardinal Amette. He was ele- | statute of the court to which al] :; ; the clearest index needed to show | Senator Simmons ‘kidnaped for money alone and not | tice. ' Benedict In 1916. Capt. Matthews offered his : . . ; ther than those estimated by the |e, . seaeil P *lsewhere, and that the body ; of rotests from Democrats and/|United States : res. the le me i other : that he probably was suffocated by +N Lodge's own resolution, recently | ~~ idheres, the sole ef lat | p : ‘ Arlington Iriday at the memo- Theories that he had been poisoned | - | there, not many hours before |! . : « oe : . - machinery all its own, utter! dl | onstration next week. of the league. Whether the other | rial services for the dead of all Simmons asked Smoot whether iti were discarded when as —— ] hrift O ortunity - | i. 3 » vale the eoeehiaeael vorced from the League of N ; The Pepper plan, in addition to/| nations would consent to the exten- wars was not true that when he, Sena-/of his stomach showed no trace of | PP . 3 ie: He sald the clothing was tions and tied up with 80 mi ‘ e. fe aman to codify Co ‘et telations up Apparatus in the amphitheater changed some of the peti _ t} - : ‘ as 4 flaunt of Indifference to the Presi- third Hague confer "e mmittee today is to defeat the! where the ceremonies will be held. |... stimates that |day. The latter missive was writ- ndicating that death occ were made more than a year ago |ten in rambling fashion, and some | there. ° al law. | proposal ) ; dent's ideas, a defiance far more international . 'P ; for adhesion by the and will transmit the proceedings ant the new . obvious than the Pepper plan. Where the Pepper plan differs United states to the world court. to the two out-of-town stations by | a vy ones were made day iof itt was undecipherable. It ex- | ‘apt. Matthews and Det which at least affords the Lodge | chiefly, however, from the Hard- | =~ ‘acnanen relative to the way of special long distance cata. | eine _ . / " a o \W ealth in the sh; ipe of he; ith rn, nea Pepper Plan would be| Nun no and a number of het ser yes gardless of income.~ Surtaxes begin Mi Ge. oe | 10) eee x! fe finish. Perfect tone Bik i) q Ger to make the walk a poseib! nope ess of acceptance, as Swan- i(;rane ees and other TY ¢ rib ere of the with | per cent o r) ine rmes } etwe | : : >> . Beet i . | —_ ’ q , . ; ro 7 ; etween | Be Nie: x ost and eonstruction A he # for him, he stayed at the roo ‘ ve . ’ ri ‘es * son pointed out. i nobility After the adi or } . . e . n Eo: rae ih ’ » = Re ° 2 ‘ and greater ability. A used car | 3 r the dinner there / $10,000 and $12,000, rising to 38 | Mi Wees : : rs LL th . ve: | genuine Vietrola. * first time since his daug The frreconcilables make no se- | Was a reception. The evening closed |per cent between $200.000 " . ’ , ’ : | , i an a | : att f F ‘ . ‘j . feat } will do that, too—so why deny i In private conversation of | With a musicale of American songs. | $300,000: 39 per cent between ~ I Every part made in a@ i iearrioe anuminna ed > : their approval of the Pepper-Lodge $300,000 and $500,000 anc | 'TO- NIGH iT ‘ . ‘ | | | : ’ , ‘ , P = ; _s oUU_,VUY ane 900, and 49 per) the Victor factories. 3 : T . yourself when so many good methods. The irreconcilables do oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ‘cent thereafter. Present low sur-|f Victor guaranteed | Nie setae ante > oe r : 7 not want a world court, and they Founded SEPH PULITZE taxes st: a. ii peeks a Yo. Alr ight | ei: ys e § rcs. ones are listed OVE I” 1) the think share i. ae lanes” indian ot Dec 1R7R Ax Start at Shi ALD rene hing a emerrow. rt Choice of 24 Selections ef Vietor Records De a? St Meeting with the young wome Published Tall: by The "~ itzer Publishing maximum of 50 per cent on in- livered With Your Victrola Monday. ; ce Leffingwel! avenue. near tgs 44 ‘ ee accomplishing that end than by, Co. Twelfth Boulevard and O ie Mises | in ae £66 | y ? Classified “Automobiles” col- standing firmly behind the Pepper! cyember Audit Ron Ca ae oes so | pcggiosrrandbtgg ee — . Order Early . | home, about 7:45 on the nig 1a1t reau of Circy! ation.) } mr: 7 ) of income ts treat- a veg aperien a 8 the murder, and of her remar} SO EEE A ee It will be the first . program. " . ME ed as ‘earned’ and limits ine » ight will h®> keep you well, by ° h uImMns of - - . MEMBER_OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS earned and limits income to — . d t he was going to aee a girl f . a maximum of $10.000 which mav toning and strengthening your di- Special Offer Mon ay . 2 4 whe « «i Steamship Movement The Associated Press is exclusively ¢ | ) ) ' m she did not name. p ents. tt the use for republication of «1 VG SO regarded. ‘‘Earned income” gestion and elimination. You can buy a beautiful Cabinet Phono- i Following the verdict, Chi Arrived. ne lepe ti nai tla to i er not oth- | receives a deduction of 25 per cent. graph, 45 inches high, wax mahogany finish. . Detectivas Hoagiand- said th ” 08 , ' ~ dA pe a e >» ft Tr ' Halifax May 24 Celtic, Liver- | local ne published therein, All Lo A _ The measure provides for a board : 7 Ve Rich, mellow tone. Designed to sell for $115. had Placed four detectives o nNoo!l (for New York) Tuscan nia, + te oe + . ai dispatcBes herein of tax appeal of 28 members to sit Espec lally reduced to Case. with aalanmathoash te ets Glasrow (for New York ciate aeiaaiaies ' rin ~— ae , ou.’ : . § H Ie P ) S {3 - 1) IS P A iy e H Ss ‘tas SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL IN Phar 4: of the countey, Sat Fale Ctler CENGNS Se Wee WHT Nene : ft until they get some result. N Y Pog se jpeomng “a. | | aries being $7500. All hearings be- eA | | ' far, the case has seemed Itk , , , . New ork, May 24 Sout?) mily and Sunday e vear......$10 00! fore the ; eals . . oF é St. Louis’ One Big Automobile Directory c f a! an mee Salley, one weak.. 6 OE) oe re ae to CS. Paes v2.) ‘ | be added to the list of unpur : ross or Buenos Aires): Colom- | Sum only x ey , = on | Public, and all cases involving more My | Grimes. .with che ann. ine bo. Naple mit either by postal order: ir r . ' ME, ’ 4 Th Cc pP c - fe e { AY | Pe | rk c {-P ] a Cc Cc c _Nat ies r lmoney order or St _Louts ~ aa | than $10,000 are to be taken steno. | ee ca? | , 3 der. tn the same section of the Clyde, May 24.—Cameronlia, New | Delivered by 7 caret \graphically. Another publicity fea- | . In 1920 and the Marie B - , ’ cit car ‘ - : b - . ; ; ¥ ork ya carries or out-of-to-wn | burg provides for publication of ° j Murder in the neighborhoc Southampton, May 24.—RBeren- | elly. only 50c a — Sunday. 10° a | names of taxpayers, with amount of Twenty. first street and Cho rari New _ £P , 7. Dad oleae : Yo “4 ew York: Pittsbure New ee ; income taxes paid. and gives au- NR JUNIORS—Littic Ns 1008 Olive St. 4 avenue last summer. a , ‘ 187M, at the Postaffice at = ga thorized congressional committees tate ~ nee c~ oe Ph, A youth who was arreste uenos Aires, May 24.-—Vestris, uncer act of March 3. 187 ler te re a of the same ingredients, then candy es - New York ’ ‘ re a ° ” ——" — ' turns Upon cong! coated. For children and sedulte. a Sure he had a wriat watch, ° : Rell, Olive 6644. Kinloch. Central 6699 ‘“Onal resolution, SOLD BY YOUR DRUGGIST aust 7 | Policemen thought might have ne % - - m rai ' , aad a eae

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_ ST.LOUTS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1924. ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH a . ee > eee LE AGL OCIS ALLE A LEA, | ae a oe ee eet US NATIONS 10. UIT, SAY FRIENDS. SEEK STATE JOB lared He Will Seek Re. publican Nomination for | Attorney-Generalship of § Missouri. @ ER INQUEST IN fe ‘4 Pee ranean — ~ a ‘ ae Nea RT aa ean RE cme oem ape en RE ot he ta A, Waal ALM LE SS nil x _ “ a 7 , 2 eee > ———ee ~~ _ . oo ox + me See. 7 ay . ee: Perreraed a cea pats, t me a me -% a2 a ; ' »$ ~ . ; e “, . a : . eo —. ARE | |S CASE | | | | | Verdict of Homicide by Strangulation at Hands © : es of Persons Unknown to jee were cemn Coroner’s Jury Returned. : aie : Siac ae ; a . ~~ FOUR DETECTIVES TO CONTINUE INQUIRY | aus ©. Nations. chief Federal lnforcement Agent in fiseou: will resign within | for the hs office rohibition two fepublican of Attor. of Alis SUUT i, friende of dl here yeste rday. Na. refused > to discuss publication. elke : tz 117) Chief Hoagland Announces Men Will Be Kept on Murder Mystery Until They Get Some Results. VeVer, er fo1 in Washington and t so backward, and at he was the Virtually Cer. Federal job and office has wanted to leave the enforcement Depart. time,’ one of them id there never has heen a mein the last year and a hal hen not trying te BM him fired And he has refused > quit while that effort Is being ade “Should he run for neral, and I think he will, he fill stay on the Job until June § r 6 to show those who want hin red they cannot succeed “We belleve he would receive ome organization support here and mn Kansas City, uniikely as that eems, and we think the Antisaloon eague and other dry agencies rould back him vigorously Onlv one candidate for the Re. ublican nomination f the office of Attorne) filed so ar. Assistant Attorney-General mohert \WWV. Gbtto Natio: ndidacy for Would ne itate his rom the Rations of th: ent servic provide that ust not lightest ™he former policeman who, for a | week, had been the chief suspect ip the Mollie Magulis murder mys- “* ita _ Laan tery, was released at noon yester- day, after the (‘oroner’s tnquest had ended Without evidence pointing Bditi ebods Was . ‘girectly to any person as the assail- | : Be a a ee ant who choked or strangled the. fi | che : a 5 OO ae, Po Pegs pote eas young woman to death the night of | SOO TS CATER SIE He: sit ate RCM LEN 365 Me =. May 15, and left her body tna rear yard adjoining Gamble Playground }that formerly owned by Miss Mar- The verdict was “homicide hy Sulis, confessed yesterday that he strangulation, at the hands of per- Stole the watch from a neighbor gons unknown to the jury.” living in the Gamble Playground For nearly a week the man had | Vicinity The neighbor identified been held in the city hospital ob- | the watch, and the youth was held gervation ward with daily visits by ‘for petit larceny. Miss Margulis’ @ neurologist and frequent ques- relatives had said previously that ionings t pol e inquisitors His ith watch was not t! n ig v i ’ qu ‘ rs s I . . : 7 nciden of the vestic: , arrest resulted from the statement ‘ In eation. As an indirect result of Miss Mar- of a 14-year-old bov that he saw a “ae NR of Mi . : gulls’ death, two vounger being pursued on ' : a child were yesterday taken the night of the ‘ | surroundings which appeared to be Mra. whose trouser- = , am morally dangerous The girls, 17. wounded like a ‘ : and 13 years old, were iodgers at ind the house where the former po- /Uceman, held for a week as a sus- pect in the case, lived. Le iments in the inquiry convinced the. pyusband's i police that the house, which is in jee a 45 charge of a woman who figured in Attorney. AS REPRISAL FOR ATTACK ON YOUNG Continued from Page One. hers ‘(General has young woman Firis ana Gamble street, murder, by a@ man jeg showed a white stripe, policeman’s uniform The former policeman possessed a police uni- form. and lived in the neighbor- hood. from patient office retirement reg- prohibition entorce- “there suspicion Nature of Police Inquiry. of politi branch of the In the week's Inquirv. no other tae ae eg ne noche day eircumstance gorse Tad pe Breet: ithe incident causing the man's dis Titan Grenrner and ail Tt Messeditahle to the oonnta | from the police force AINE , : a suitable place for the | not who an ‘are fn) » . — wrens | ae poilce The girls were taken yesterday to inquiry in his case failing to pro- | House of Detention, and the pace open - ope a oO menawy ce father of the younger gir] who attempt largely to brea own * | lived at the same house, was di- f ; “$n tt? ore ‘ Gefensive statements. ‘rected to find a more suitable place "7" . , Lal The boy, Reuben Shapiro of 2902 /\¢or her. The older girl. who has Gamble street, was the chief wit-|peen working in a hat factory for ness in the inquest yesterday, and | small pay, is expected to return to the former policeman listened to] per home in a Missouri town. The his testimony. No direct reference /|9-year-old daughter of the woman was made to the man, but the boy! was also taken to the House of was asked if he could identify the | Detention, to be held until the man he saw on the night of the | woman ceases her association with with Tace Yé rorted Posi) iT). Huis I ’ sight of he veiop- om?) gr als ' tured the the knee and a . | It W@S | terday ririle . piri: is ‘yt on: } =] fered in wae removed ves mer policeman “3 Young of the arring infection are received ost, su- Louis of the urging them reported in- [ danger » SR er Se oe eS Young's Story of Attack. : , evened ica wcuamaass Young's story, told An Unannounced af I . M rs y ‘ iv) Ng Ww e ; moy ‘ i) — _ —- ——~ - —————$———- —— —— eee eee — ——= — — the hospital. follows: s “We were driving to ‘S ae « Runaway and ‘Sp reached the Okaw River bottoms just west of Okawville, when J A Mul heard a car speeding up behind us ar rmy es In a our Missouri Congressmen Considered dry recentiv telegrams from J’r. A. H perinie: at Sf Anti-Saloon aus 0 protes : ai t the tention Nations. )r. Post «© xp): had sent the telegrams be he had been in- formed a ‘ffort was on foot to bh ne hef re he spirit of Pegasus nad descended to Chick. His neck was army mule’s neck ever ed to be. His tail was not of an army mule It the flair of a steeple-chaser's tail His was the most inspired performance of he day. Nancy Highland. a saddler owned Van Studdiford,. started She won the blue ribbon best saddle But ed combination Nancy broke |away as grooms were bridling her | She trotted back to the around the whether to jump into the boxes and Fast S arched as no DuQuoin and was intend- the tatl Louis had at Horse Show —— ee ee + ee irged minute it left and three or four was passing by on or He. labor ‘harles 8, brother could see there were State men in it, all armed Golden Rex Refuses to “Linger Awhile” and murder, to whom he referred In his;the former policernan. The cases and revolvers. They bv Charles , .- testimony as*‘the policeman.” He] will be in the care of the Juvenile let fire at us and and Saddlers and Hunters Have Bad Day out well. said he could not, as he did not see | Court. buckshot went ali around. shatter for the at Jefferson Barracks. ho with ¢ State Pure kood and Ray- e president (jriesedieck shotguns for ; an Drue nond tt. Griesedieck, vii and manager of Brothers Brewery ('o., recently was indicted by a Federal grand jury on a charge of conspiring to violate he Volstead act. This was in course of the investication of the “pro- tected"’ beer scandal) : 7 the bullets ys? : ° P 7, nerrrervegert: three-gaited then in the three glass riddling the tonneau and We du quick ; could, or I guess we'd the man’s face. The older of the two girls stated nye Police Capt Matthews } detectives that the woman had Dayton Street Station. In his testi- |advised her to commit immoral as we mony, discounted the boy's state- ‘acts, telling her it would make no dead now ment somewhat. He called atten- | difference. | “I almost tion to the fact that the boy that “the policeman" was wearing ® police coat and hat, whereas he Said at first that. the man had no | coat or hat. He said he accused | the boy of having made his state- ment to the police in the hope of Fetting his picture into the papers. The bov, he said. admitted that he liked the notoriety, but did not re- class, of the |to ked as be inal ‘ That cific tracks, lost contral of my car, leffereon .Berracks yeaterésy @reck. ' gO Mounted Wrestling Match. So many things went | Scarcely had excitement died The! down when two teams of five men | ran. each, riding bareback, came int the ring for a mounted match The idea of was very simple. endeavor to drag the horses The from Battery C They tions about ‘ - re " WwW t h ri Aa tota! WaS a4 first-rate horse show i h t € = and then deciding stables fence, as If said but managed to keep it fron Conference Called on Protective ing over the embankment and into ernoon. Work Among Women. creek The Crimes against women in St sure it Was a get out that ways th yt Cal t ain ‘rong. ~_ apse | EN — But Nancy Didn't Jump. There free as pondering whether to the box Men faltered up to “Whoa Nancy. Whoa Most of the spec- more directiy, please dont jump.” Nancy jump fut Nancy have fomped. wasnt it a gliorious horse Honor By the A x Dodge orsges misbehaved, and one for Cardinal Dubodta. iated T’ress PARIS, May 24 (ardina) bois, Archbishop of Paris (promoted to be an Legion of Honor WAS ANpointed in Sentenibe: late «‘ardinal Yated to the Renedict In mwrrectiy . , wrestling stood Nancy, the This ne . +} ‘ ‘ " CS till ere Several riders fell off their within an Louis. such as the murder of Mol-/| en in wind most crash int a esr discussed at rie uwWa!|y hae been officer of the (“ardinal! Tubois Archbishop of Paris ceed the He was ele- cardinalate by Pope 2 1916 this contest |. into (One team Was lo}; |her saying Nancy were will be and ore came protective mounts inch of having his head stepped on bit wild. was this lle Margulis, a conference on work among women, called by the Mis- oe sourl Welfare league, to be held | ouls tract his statements Wednesday at the Claridge porn: = oo ao —_ The program for the morning minutes Theory of Police Captain. session, open to the public, includes Capt. Matthews offered his own /talks on the work of policewomen theory that the murder occurred in St. Louls and elsewhere by Sam- elsewhere, and that the body was/ uel B. McPheeters. formerly Presi- tarried to the yard and thrown !n/dent of the Board of Police Com- not many hours before it was} missioners; Dr. George B. Man-j{her and Y« : : found, which was at 5.25 a. m. May! gold directors of the Mis Unable to Use Own Guns. pportunity , Jy | gold. He sald the clothing was dry, } sourl School] of Social Econ- | Pica mii it ies i during the| omy, and Miss Jessie F. Bin ictrola ists ahead yeare otner teat ] red now riders were 14th | > from 's * Eve the weat r Was a oo ware Sawee ; : ven ine veathe tfators “Don't Jump, prayinhse Nan \ - didn't enlisted men Field Artillery {have no compu! cOn-)| ing the show with an ai either how, from the on- | A rider , promptuyv 19°00. to eu | 50 delightfully whimsical seemed ifaw shootings smooth counted 14 holes in Youngs ne\ nco Se- | The 2@glias the left oe ror army were 0) ie ; : rt tT) was A Food toOK | jooker's viewpoint, is @ Bellewills which the behavior their riders’ be- human Amette. horse show tnat the most spol then, might Now, show’ runsho turned event was a saddle ident tN a a WiUuies > (qan of the First Pliatoo! grabbed the shirt of ar The O. D. army woo! Sweet Musick blue opponent . , ppon , bon of the class over Nancy ‘stretched a good distance, wut final-|, ' ¢ ; i\land Peavine’s Dream, a really : ily the man at the wearing end fe)! | . Golden | “y¢ y, . | first-class first in ‘) ‘ Ii Ss ™ . on the ms ' ti the again in ihe VOA, sa irignt, ov ine ; : this fun, must have nt __ | not A horse Golden Rex was standing oul a the head and he was ee ith t le arena, Ware ‘ he was drageed out of the way ali at J Fame werit on NO Marte was side horse 8 show in given the rib- unconscious there une To horses is € Ti equine and entirely tirely havior horse placed > This one got out next fall scuffed 4 id Mi ‘_) dazed was overtaken sb ’ +) horse. harness class and : . an? ¥ “co ae oe ’ : 2 * aa ee ng gp tng oR ee te rt iy 4 OY og anrensonadly high. They | es, none of which, they say, a! Then, green ra a Rone r > ’ . 7 - 2 hh : ry) ] mVini tc) ='re away Lo ri J . ola 4 vegeta ap we “ naan that the city has given the better | hat asph a “ fo ee ae ee a ae at : Street ania outea Willite company a monopo!s on property laid pair 0 |. . . fie , and disa peared Ay — oo seed I this kind of paving as no one else | cust street } and othe paradce groune } P . youth who was arrested be- PRUNE he had a wriet watch. which bas } mn r ak ay’ | ater. foun hit } const ra- o facture it |; Foo u ° ” a right to manu a a hin “— dcemen thought might have been Although and was return rs - : likely | ing to LASt BSI Lauis where now anv more this vear mere . . performance may be just themselves in the the mieht he 4 ‘ he ene +) A qc Ff woods at one ippens, I : : , r lllamson sito is : setting pos were the ends of I ir~e of the show Centinued from Page One. eae. ; old army) vesterday's thrills ——— ears having “cleaned up the, ~" ' - oe charge is doing HOw best tn mwriake hie horses Vhe 134 ’ ty? Gives a Snort and Bolts. Jere aaw in the ead irges in ifi- Aho I i] father dictments returned aga.nst him by The first to see il flap was Goid- events pases off with- i. apm. = ail : a Williamson grand jury en investigated his activities hefore his removal to Fast St i manners Was a Fed- | perfect | if the horses ao affected Coun Rex He acted with was still the ‘. }- °C a tyuralness A iorse o' naturaines: I crowd numbered 1000 If Daugh- considered it as have was not on th Perhaps , might Young formerly reement agent atv to the company not to ob- vhols lerfullv attiréd dresses are heing saved for today Golden Rex gave one | captain's weil nerforman: e which ry emt *%-165 iL ry) . ee ae gi mo . -j rt and bolted other stirrup was sail : dragging the (“ap | vil omaorrow a Judges in P and tried to bolt : rig Wi h ehow wt! end the mee which hiex skeleton ernoont oo wl Seis to Golden dese! ted : . ‘ ono | phalt paving hi roppe : the se * ‘ry st pe tain through the dirt the middle of the ring were able |) ing to grab Kelly's bridle rein in time | — te owt the of those BUS SERVICE TO THE OPERA in the stands. Daugherty got back | | on the horse him at the | Municipal Theater to Be Terminus hurdle again. of Lines From Eads Bridge 2ex ran as if trv- . tehavior. Rus servi to Municipa Destination. an August A. Busc! opera will be hunter. ridden by a stable boy Paired nit halked and fell into a hurdie on| his first time around. pitching the | boy against fhe fallen bars The young rider was no' injured ; Moat of the hunters behaved secandalously Punch ridden Dy a gallop. Miss Alice Scott halked at the ; 1 4d threatened to throw ‘4’ indele a sm ogo Alege oe times Roscoe, | ice will last for an hour art owned by the Missouri stables. and | time for going to the opera, and an Phyliis, ‘ridden by George Vest, hour at the time for returning. Be- were other horses which cut up tween those periods, passengers on For all that, the show was not busses not routed direct to the entirely a series of mishaps Take transfer at Grand boule hick. for Instance. Chick the arm* routed to the a blue ribbon and illuminated “— ** mule The Sich. per cen! ma ne | enue rubber-tired : four rubber-tirea i* rulithic 1n- ee ae price I gE ) a lhe was harnessed other! use nere remains stead) The , patented process in parade arena is corner of the parade were three other Hand - Carved I’oats Madel 100 $150 ef Vietor Kecorts De Victrola Monday. Early onday binet Phono- ahorany finish. to wel! for $1! 15. Without Notice. for the The one but ther (Folden | headed ground bulit in | ground, eorne’rs short suspense (Jranite Bitu- N\A bile nh ae : horse show Paving trol of this minous . ; and seqvii sftorv Was Be Thess exceeded . ie - ne to visit all three once. | \ riuiti way, hids furnished, beginning the estimates $1905 60 For years I his Compas has heer evening by Peop os the crowd. 130,000 vards to watch eried Votorbus (o., which will make the Municipal Theater the terminus of llines operating direct from bads Bridge, by both the Washington- Delmar and Locust-Lindell lines, and from the Water Tower and , This epecial serv- , he ing in th stands just what any have done green turf The horse did frightened He broke (Officers would the horse across Contractors Complain. foward row at Men tried to head him j ark | | the expect are coO aeheet They lormssant opera Wii ivard All hburstes opera will show a red mule. who won “Municipal Theater atreets thev (‘a cup as the best saddl asphalt them out in this ‘ r ' Pyare th = - » the price of sheet as traffic to beat biy scratched, on the Missour!t Pa 7 CIFREED =| == Scene at the Horse Show at Jefferson Barracks | LIQUORGRAT — ) Willmann to | Jators’’ in ‘fines in ago thoritative ; tence. ithe i} Supreme Court -gait- | rin the up to the gate leading | jump ' owned bv E Ls. | terdayv High- | class, ' was _2he Carter's the best ar- | (2% Lane's Pills; cure liver ills se Williard Cigar % ' the Reberte Ha | 10c, I5Se Sulphar or Baking Soda Th Pmeom Saltese: INQUIRY IN THE COUNTY LIKELY | Judge Wurdeman Consid- ers Calling Special Grand Jury and Orders Panel of 20 Names Prepared. Judge Wurdeman of St Louis County is considering the ad- visability of ca!ling a special grand | jury to investigate alleged graft in. and gambling pro- | fount iyuor tection Hie has instructed Sheriff | prepare a special | pane! of 20 names of prospective | | grand jurory for his consideration. ' The Judge has received four af- | | fidavits in which it is alleged thata |} county | officials voived in |Protection of ‘prietor of official, two minor county and a lawyer were in- the “protection” graft. Peter Gounis, pro- Keden Park, a Meramec roadhouse, is involved in the charges, the Judge said. “Notorious Law Violator.” Gounis, as is known, was named | as one of “four notorious law vio- the county by the last grand jury. which declared that Gounis had failed to pay numerous liquor cases. Some time Judge Wurdeman sentenced Gounits to six months in jall for contempt, in violating a liquor in- junction at his roadhouse. A week ago the Supreme Court of Missouri upheld this proceeding. buf left a loophole through which Gounis may escape serving his term. in an interpretation of the Su- preme Court decision, from an au- Jefferson source, vas stated that Gounis is as- sured of release from the jall sen- The roadhouse proprietor was held in contempt of a nulsance injunction obtained in the Cipeuit (State) Court under a provision of Volstead (tederal) act The held, setting a pre- defendant could be court under that clr- but that State legal pro- cedure must be followed; this pro- | cedure requires furnishing of an indemnity bond by the plaintiff, although such an injunction pro- ceeding in a Federal court does not require the bond. Attorney Junes filed injunction as an agent Federal Government, but give an indemnity bond City interpretation the Circuit Gounis to Highiands City cedent, that a brought to curmstance Prosecuting the Gounis of the did not The declare d Jefferson that hold because and if remove Court the of the bond ailt- the Cireult Court the sentence his counsel obtain writ of habeas corpus from Supreme Court, pleading the failure of the complaintant to fur- nish hond, which was original application. Mandate Not Yet Received. has been at liberty der bond The setting forth the Supreme Court) decision will not be sent to Clayton till Friday, and in the meantime Gounts could not be returned to hail It was stated at (“ity that it would be possible for l’rose- cuting Attorney Jones to bring a similar injunction suit against Grou nis under the State prohibition law, without giving indemnity bond While Judge Wurdeman received affidavits in the alleged was reported yes saloon keepers, in- recently consulted , could not sentence uation does not could ’ on a the not f;ounis un- appeal Jefferson four matter, it that 17 cluding Gounis, at lawyer and made affidavits that had been approached for rr oniy graft they ‘count of While jail his freedom , pleaded lieved.” ; mandate | RADIO AMATEURS 7000 WILES APART TALK 2 HOURS One in Argentina, Other in New Zealand, WHatablish What Is Claimed to Be a Record, the Asmwx i iSe Fosom Salts or Boric Acid, “Se, SOc Black Death Bug Killer 10c, 19¢ Meth Balls: bes ‘Nike Mavie Pace Powder ®he 3-Red Wing Insect Pewder 10¢, 2c, Wie Tinetare ledine “He, BSe Chiereferm lLiniment £125 Beef. Iren and Wine; pint “Ne Kubbing Aicoheot Oc. the, the Boras; Ct. *. °5¢ Kromide Quinine; cures cold *"\e, he OFF Wintergreen taxteless le Aepirin ( apeules: Ge Silk Weed or Oatmeal Seap . £5¢. Oe lhery- White Comb i - SITs iiiii ed ee eee a dot ite, the, She Peres The Americaae Oi; t@c Decter Headache Powder "he Scheenfeld’«s Tea or Hinkle Pills, “Se Rat Snap er I5e Aanthilater S1 Yeast Vitarmmioe or Nox & Iron Oe, | Caldwells Sryru | 40¢ Castoria: | limited Denubh $1 Real Indian Merb Tonte ie Voene or Hot Bricht: « hat dye —_ ew ee a TTRFETERERTE ——— Al SO) SINC] I 3c, 40¢, 5c Whisk Broome, the, $1.00 Joint Mase Sta mao Zhe, 5Oe, B81 Mentholatum. SOc Paimolive Shampoo .......... The Walnutta Malr Stalin oa Ihe, the F Faee Powder. . 106 $1.25 Caffee Percolateor, : Pepein etcher's ISe Parewasx (Paraffin, Oc, $1 Meoava Suppositories... 10¢ Emmet or lLatirata Cigars $1.15 Meene's Pamerald » onan le, 3De, TRe : 5 enkes In box “the We, Ge Liquid Veneer iSe Envelopes; sqeare 40¢, K0e Writing Paper $1 O11 Mep; long $1 Tente and Nerve Tablets 5Oe, B81 Hair Sale Menday. T Percle “tampe “Se Raeseball: a dandy > oan “he Palmolive Cold (ream oan and Suiphur Hair Tenic.. assorted Me. $1 Kedol Dyspepsia Tablets — «dean S$? Ingersoll Watch Janke oF Perfume ? si : Se ses 2 ue . H or Pyramid Mite (ure Parsen's or Dean's Kidne Tiapepsia of Stuaert«+ TF ot Lb , Mie On Capeules.... Che, Oe DeWiltt's Catarrh © (KEIFFER'S ¥% SALE BROAD wliiiiiiiii — 2 > a te OIE SeEPe eee: Ut the Senate Colo., “ 3 owl / fe . - ~ tye (are. 3 ~S ee ies ae og 24 oe EZ » a Lt] as : a oy? 54 - REED OG ~ - 3 ets } ~ ag 8o fe oo er et Be a * 2! 5 M 4 Ag TT a : > Ke 3 > AT Pe ; fx a YOR ee te - ae ee Se Wages F rae os” a ¥ A > ~ ot Be oe aa

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Ae . a ry zz “ a "a a. COUNTRY HOME OF LATE G. W. BROWN GIFT TQ HOSPITAL Widow of Shoe Manufac- turer Gives Glen Met- towee Farm to St. Luke's as Memorial to Husband. UPKEEP OF ESTATE ALSO PROVIDED FOR If Hospital Desires to Dis- continue Use of 134-Acre Property, It Ils Permitted to Sell. Mrs. Portiand pia «eh presen eatate jeorge W 4% Millionaire yesterday eountry Farm, at Cresce: ty. to St. Luks be used by the try department ine quiet thoeee under Convalesce @i ru keep bery an: Brown The pr Mrs. Rrown’'s r: known aa “The Ge Rrown Farm Dand, founder of the B: Co... who died in 19 taken over bv the Baturday un board of tr and Mrs. F: Malvern R Rufus 1) Ont of St. Luke's Inventoricd at Should the @t any time d: to continue the u: they are terms of ft and use lish men @ach ‘*o @cription Memorial fe placed time. it was invent: @state at $12.45 in a letter t thie POA! of Direc tors of the ! fers to the many Which shu he fn the developme«: Of Gien Mettowee Farn in offering to 3S: Luke this property with Ail furnishings and pra: Sonal property now Q@m following out Sire to make a husband, but also I am inter) in a practical manner his desire f eervice to his and humanit Dy doing greatest good Greatest numbe: she wrote Memorial Pund Request. Further the gift has been dis: with Mr. and Mrs. Hammer sks that any future action in tlon with taken With their “It is not ehal) te as a “home, after o1 ear of in the the Loar: Fectors and Mr. and Mrs % is Selieved desirable to letter «x @hal wnderstandine that all @cguired shall be tr The George Warren Brown morial Fund of St Luke's tal Such a fund, she established, shall be used for morial rooms Made Charttable Bequests. The name of Warren Brown is coupled with many char Stable organizations and philan thropic mov pomen ts When he died he bequeathed half of $3 259.000 estate his widow. an Provided many charitable be from the resid Met! Farm lies in rolling count 25 miles from St. Lo ley of the Merame: MAN FACES PERJURY TRIAL IN ASHLEY MURDER INQUIRY Railroad Foreman wu Be Brought to Trial on Fake Testimony in Gclascow ; ec ge > [ accorda? Quest wil orge i" honor at oper x” ir if r he pate i! $12,450 mrmerytT ?. . °?> j [i j | : : ' ‘eT, Privileges Mire the Brow? nro: Oriai rooms beat ; Warren Brown While no value th > Brown's ‘““,eorge Roor on the operty at ried ip OS pile srowmn re- and men (,0d0 ‘he etates that 1 fre ahe uss' yuentiv and conne on) that thie f farm’ )* ea, r7iii minds >) nilnwues The with them. burt ansfer! Me Hiosp! at ates if Tre- (;eorge his to ue ale ri iis, in the River “ial t@ *? Post. Disapat GLASGOW Mo Mas Best Damma, C. & A. Ra! tion foreman, faces t jury at the Septembe, euit Court of Chariton « @eonnection with year-oid Daisy Ashby, was found near here May Mma was bound Friday. after he wo Mary hearing Kevtesvilie. bond. Shortly ; av + 1 yy : the murder of whose ?} over '’ [he rs when lie is after the girl's Trance, Feb. 2, Damn ‘iliam de Witt. Doa sted of improper She girl th ning Later, when Witt young man were « Bbduction, Damma Witt that effect of the boast wae obtain: Smother source, however, an. Me was arrested then admitted his “Ment was correc: and said he had — Genied it to ahie ld De Witt whos: - Gather ie eleo a section forema the ¢. A A De Witt eve le irged denie tH for }' ’ origina!) 2 Jall at Kevtesville as a suspe’ the murder Sion " y ¥ —_ 9T. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH Two Views The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE | C tty Circulatron than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED MAY ooo eUNDAY. MAY 25. 1924 Y, 1924 a _- -_— eS iro — = = ~— -— — a —- of Country Estate Given to St. Luke's ~ BUS LINES REPORTED METHODISTS PLEASED Hospital by Widow of George Warren Brown Dougherty Pau Post . “u amo; ons ervpatleaie * — . —_— wore Oe cnr = - Pe , = +. ~ > ahem ee sc adic CRO oi re. . i Pee KS, . . gp RST 2 : | World peace harmony Only ; ,a few disse of the city some men asserting that ‘nouncement had not gone enough itn its condemnation of ‘the (law of the The insertion the staten just |tion sounded a note with general approval. T inal report. made public day. had declared that “the estab lishment of the principle con- scription of weaith and -labor must ibe the counterpart of any future now owns) conscription of human life be jylued in ©X-/@ powerful deterrent against - nes The amendment, proposed Rev. Joseph M M n. Pa... made the return tomor he fs expected mms Simms, who 2hinock of Ne» com ape rendered h hn Hertz, Chi an has ’ an. three words In before its adop- which met ne or of ane = lent ig- New m itn arriva opening of hiect Hertz lin St final | erence “imms that the mie 8uU wil] war.” bv (;ray of | artement hac 1 . 5 rv’ rne 7 ive ee ii tne satel Py So: nderstood that | Seranro st lish- =} read—"‘We demand the estat lment. etc.’ The rephrasing « the sentence. with certain a of post npeter '“ 7 Mada: ca ~ eakers ————E————— ee CHIROPRACTOR HELD FOR DEATH OF STEPSON r OF Dispatch ; ———— ——— = — "| FIREARMS EXPERT WITHESS IN BAUER MURDER CASE Says Shell 7 ’ ': ia _ ’ ° : . rious for rjes A onducing ast! lanifestations the @ TTa é a wnere *Tnan pre \ enition AUCTIONEERS AUCTIONESESES AUCTION AUCTION By order of the Chicago Title & Trust Co., trustees for the Ionatz Hasterlik estate, and by the order and consent of all other stockholders, we will on Tuesday, June 3d, 1924, at 11:00 a.m. (Eastern Standard Time). on the premises at 2343 Quebec Road, Cincinnati, Ohio, sell at public auction all of the real and personal property of the Fairmont Beverage Co. (formerly mown as the Fairmont Beverage Co.) The assets consist of a completely equipped beverage plant with a capacity of 75,000 barrels, 15-ton daily ice plant, and 50-ba daily bottling plant with steel, concrete and asphalt floors throughout. This is in every respect a modern plant thoroughly and economically equipped for running a brewery. Legal description of the property on application to the undersigned. Chicago Title and Trust Co., Trustees for the Ignatz Hasterlik Lstate. bt isendrath, hoiders. Michael Tauber & Company and S. L. Winternitz & Co. 817 South Market St. 407 National Bank Bldg Chicago snxiomon & Borden, Attorneys for all other stock- First AU CTIONEERS ew — Tues., Wed. & | Thurs., nds’ 7° Commencing 10:30 A. M. Each Day sell at public anction property of the Universal Tractor Plant Rock Isl Consisting in part as follows: Inventory whic inne yl 400 HEADS OF IRONWORKING MACHINERY SUCH AS~— Lathes Boring Machines Drills Screw Machines Planers Hole Hogs Milling Machines Radia! Drills Dnili Presses Gnnders Hobbers Shapers 115 Arbor Presses, Steam Hammers, Punch Presses, Bulldozers, Forges, Furnaces, etc. We will the ] 50 Saws, Broaches, Pipe Threaders, Oil mners’ and Woodworking Machimes. 15 Furivers, Paint and Dipping Tanks. 250 Pieces Foundry Equipment. 15 Blowers, Pumps and Compressors. 2 Electric Cranes. “toe Tank and Pump Outfts. 2 otor Sede ate ae & ceo tem 1 te 7S Gene pew, AC. Sytem $100,000 worth of Shop and Precision Tools. 3500 tons forgings and steel of all kinds. $50,000 worth of standard nuts, bolts, screws, washers, efc. $400,000 worth of Standard Track and Tractor Parts. Sumense lots of Shop and Office Equipment of all kinds se nnligd descriptive booklets of this sale can be obtained at the offrces Plant on exhibition starting May 20th. The above will be sold in lots to the badder of 25% will be required from each capted aust be eastiSed. Samuel L. Winternitz & Co. and Michael Tanber & Co. vd ma hg A deposit Checks in order to be ac- ‘ook $151 | 407 lst Natl Bank Bidg. UCTIONEERS 317 Se. Market Street Chicage A q Cmicageo i rescue, and we pledge anew our everything that threatens the moral life of our civilization.” week will be consecrated tomorrow | at services to be held in the audi- }torium. The Rev. and Drs. Grose. /George A. Miller are the Bishops- elect. WITH ANTE-WAR PLEA noon Thursday. __ AUTO HITS MAN AND WOMAN dist General hte | of 'sephine Terkeurst, | ton at Barton vere str ern South suffered a nting voices were heard, | the pro- ' far ; ungle among nations.” | scalp last eastbound and ——— EIGHT OF 14 ALDERMEN MISSING FROM 6} et ‘Mayor Thwarted in Atems | Force Special Meeting to aft on Appointments, Eight of 14 Aléesindil at © City could not be locateg last 9 when Mayor Robertson at: to force their attendance ata Be cial meeting of the Board of ; /dermen called to consider mation of appointment by “ “Mayor of members of a Board Local Improvementa. . efforts for the removal of - $2018 STOLE N HOLDUP IK ST ST. LU Money of Employer Ta From Bartender on Way From a Bank Saloon in Auto. LATER PUT OUT OF CAR ON FREE BRIL The five bishops elected this Wallace E. Brown Lowe, George R. T. Badley and Titus Brenton The conference will adjourn at As George Harkins, 58 years old. street, and Miss Jo- 30. of 604 Bar- | were crossing Broadway street last night they uck by an automobile driv- | (sus Luechtefeld of 26293 Broadway Miss Terkeurs’ fracture of the left arm 161 Sidney Police officers sent out te. \in the absentees reported that were informed that each of eight was out of town. The are known to be opposed to men the Mayor has selected # j}improvement board. It ft ‘they learned a call for @ € and Harktns was bruised. meeting would be issued yesterday " and left town to em barags the Man Hurt by Street Car. Mayor of Machine Recovered at P | Ernest Valencourt. 52 years old ' No reason could be "ert a ’ : ~. ental consist im part—l Two-Pocket y "Thompson Moulder with - with 10 H. FP. motor, 3-speed Cake Machine with 1 ¢4-drawer National Cash Regis- -Top Tabies, 30 Vienna Chairs, Cannes Bread Cases, Bread Counter with Roll-Top Desk, Bread Pans, ete, alse 7 le ode! ei ai id Round WM. SEILING, Mortgagee. tion and Storage Company, Auctioneers. regzu.a sale of Furniture RUGS ANTIQUE FURN : iTES. DINING-ROOM ENAM Fi . LS RANGES. - Piss Thursday we will have TURK- [ITURE, OIL PAINTINGS, LIVING- SUITES, COMBINATION RANGES ICE BOXES and many other good BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS OFFICES: 713'., CHESTNUT STREET PROns: OLIVE ne TRUSTEE’S AUCTION i SALE! Miller-Zorn-Weinerth, Incorporated 1517 Washington Avenue (6th FLOOR) TUESDAY, MAY 27th, 10:30 A. M. contained in a certain Chattel Deed creditors. we willl sell at the ier indicated above, the consists tn virtue f the f Trust, executed for the ‘benefit time, place and date and in the mar Finteres and Eq jipment of this couperati on, which lows Bow Ties. HReversible Four-in-Hands, Striag ries, Knit Shield Tecks. Windsor Ties,. Mufflers, and Men's Belts. Neckwear Silks. Linings. Findings, Swatche® Large and Small Needle Singer Machines, Large _—— sneer ng Mach Tables. Cut Tables, ¢ airs, iro ” spy Rugs, Flat and Tép Desks, Typewriter Desk iir pewriter. Nine-(Column Burroughs Adding Mac hine Piles. Protectoar aph. Double Door Safe, etc. The property will be offered in bulk and tn suitable detafl eut- divisions, the highest bid or combination of bids to prevail, subject to approval of the undersigned trustee. TERMS CASH ORVILLE LIVINGSTON Trustee Ee. A. HENSKSE, Atteraey 510 Locust Street 510 lLecust Street BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers 713%. CHESTNUT STREET provisions = O.1. ne (orf — Receiver’s Bankruptcy Auction Sale! PIONEER AUTO & VEHICLE CO. BANKRUPT 3400 SOUTH BROADWAY WEDNESDAY, MAY 28TH, 10:30 A. M. > an order of sale heretofore made by the Referee and subject to approval thereby. we will offer t0F undersigned Receiver, at the time, place asd @ manner indicated above. certain property, whick cone as follows Planer, Edger. Band Saw. Borin a other Mac hinery. Auto and Truck Bodies, Tubes, Office Fixtures and various Stock, Equipment and formerly used by said bankrupt in the conduct of Busines® | JOUN C. TOBIN, Receiver, Security Batiding. BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers T13% CHESTNUT STREET ee ee ee TRUSTEE’S AUCTION SALE! Electrical Supplies—Radio Merchandise 2810 LAWTON BL. THURSDAY, MAY 29TH, 10:30 A. M. Ry virtue of the provisions contained in a Chattel Deed of executed by J. D. Behnke of Rolla, Mo., we will offer for sale the undersigned Trustee the following desirable property: trical Supplies of every description, Piugs, Fuses, Sockets, Out Switches. Pilates. Fuse Boxes, Cutout, Resettes, Wire, Lamp © Tape. Lamps, Lamp Bases, Shades, Globes, Electric Irons, lights, etc., 3 Grebe Receivers. 1 Clapp-Esthan Receiver, 10 Frequency Transformers, 50 Electron Chargers, 75 Long Ne Receiving Sets, 7 Fada Receiving Sets, 12 Radio Cabmets, 13 : strong Table Stoves, 12 Red Hot Table Stoves, 12 B. Toast 12 Brandes Loud Speakers, 3 Shapileigh Bicycles, 100 Pogo EDW. A. HENSKE. 5 TERMS CASH. ORVILLE LIVINGSTON, Trustee 510 Street 10 Locust § BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers Lecust Tis% CHESTAUT sSTREST a The LEPPE Label in any garmeé of perfection in ¢ workmanshi p. Pursuant ¢t Rankruptcy, sale for the the part ine and —— Repairing anc Safeguard } Storage Va against | FURS Exclusively piles

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re ee ee 7 . " . = : ’ oe oo oe The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than ROTH cther evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH 5 MAY 25 yoee ———————_—S=_— cetheees ' LA i At a a ee a a | Was S h : a . 7 heads. We must do it merciless-| prisoners were it | aay -. pay ot ® SOG STOLEN | ve smrSezsiz>... | JOHN FOWLER, FREND 17 DEATH SENTENCES =o ALDERMEN ‘ « Head for 8 Years | ’ ” The prosecutor said that all the A ne at eth ee es rz ay MISSING FROM GRANITE city ge tierctaers (IN HOLDUP IN | RES OF SYMPHONY, DIES, IN RUSSIA FOR BRIBERY |] Monday and Tuesday Only — — . — on Appointments. Bight of 14 Aldermen at Granit : y could not be located last ntaad . | hen Mayor Robertson attempted q ‘ force their attend Services for President of the Former Judges and Court Offi- | SS tl y Deli v ers | Society at His Residence | cials Convicted of Corrup- | This New, High Grade ance ata spe. & Be | Tomorrow. tion in Office. SS ee Fashion Decrees the Diamond tion of appointment ‘ | , a . | John Fowler, 74 years old, preSi- | py the Ansociatad Press | yY the . | peng: 3 ae . > Sin. “WING » Mav 24.—The Su-| yor of members of a Ro | From Bartender on His| |. | dent of the St. Louis Symphony So-| LENINGRAD, Ma: | 1 Improver t se | ‘: fs RES mil | ciety, died at 2 p. m. yesterday at preme Court today after 27 hours) i eo rovements nk a aaa eae ) Police officers. sent g Way From a Ba to Se 3 his residence, 35 Westmoreland | of deliberation condemned to death | ? | edde . eaten pe. es ng place, from circulatory diseases. He /17 former judges, court officials, | race e 7 5 i ° the absentees reported tans ther : Saloon in Auto. eins ' ncetat re informed that each of the oe a « - had been ill three weeks. lawvers and persons ; , Bht was out of town. The eight ee The funeral will be at 2 p. n.to- | With the pect agate Boe ag ee | endl known to be opposed Y g —— | ' we Economic poiicy HO bat , % Bais. orr t the res 2 | , in the Mayor has selectea for =e LATER PUT OUT OF A SOO a morrow a he residence. The = tried on charges of corruption and ne _ eal . 9 . , “— : pie e« « oe a . Edw. S. Travers, pastor of St. Pe- ; | ‘ + wi SEE TS yee STipssty, s pro\ ement boa ra. It {s be! pe LEE . ° i bribe: Vv. “9 - - any ies vt Tae ong | es . =", leew >éor 7) ~ eal i" Bi. =for' | y a4 ey learned ; leved CAR ON FREE a iLRge nO he ee 7 ‘ters Episcopal Church, wili offi- Forty-elght persons had been on rt) ep a) ve hae Kook eeeeaxT a>) 2 ; REEMA OSH | eh Bec , ae os - rire . — = . ae => ike ; a call for a gD -y “Ib ecia) : a a rete a amare ie ED SEEDS | eting wouid be issued yesterday — Je Clate. Interment will be private. |trial for 12 days. Of the remain at ; Cul} 2 Ayko : ft N) Sea” Oo reason could be ascertained . % og , oe ; . sp pies 2 Magnificent Platinum Bracelet. containing 3 erquisite large dia 4 torhe . : O | = Campbell Smith, Oliver F Rich- three vears’ imprisonment, while mond 9 Sate ie iy the eight Aldermen, who con. Hl in St. Louls ere ne. 3 th gerne moore ds and 68 lesser ones, in combination with sapphires, $3238. tute a majority, would nor iro a — — ards, George W Niedringhaus, a number Ce ae = a ; . | — ‘re ort Siberia. “hree — So a council meeting and vote of Robbers Agreed to / (,eorge D. Mark nam, J. M. Fran- dered der ~ "7 Lo re le, tion of the Nav : — Tra Se Photo . . > ‘ . i were acquitted. PTT © ° P Leave r a : -|Hammar, Charles W. Sciidder,|the fraudulent granting of legal AUCTIONEERS aa - ys $400,000 YET T0 BE RAISED : | William LaBeaume and J. Lion- | immunity to prisoners. pe ae th ’ 7 ‘oO he) ; _— — John Ward, bartender of Wil- berger Davia. the court were held in — liam Henderson's saloon at 142 FOR é M, C. A, BUILDING FUND Fowler is survived by his wicow. ituous hall of one of the imperial | ASHION decrees the Diamond Bracelet as ‘palaces in the presence of a great . | 3 ’ _ | “ast S I ft > (eee cteeneneerneeeenenene ; irs , : : ti ction & Storage ty : North i ose ts ona bie aute. iieiaiine dimen Appeals at| 2° Was Miss Cora Liggett, @ | crowd. | the crowning adornment to be worn with the | Brand New rob “ ' | : ' S | . itor excortat-|! AC ; ) Every Thursday at Salesroom i mobile by two men as he was! Churches Today in Effort to | daughter of John E. Liggett, to-| The public prosecutor excoriat-) new costume mode. For party or formal occasion, | | Fully sz : — ce CUE EE: | Pee Ff ri o*7 |ed the accused officials for betray- -24.28 DELMAR taking the money fro ma bank to Complete the $3,000,000 Goal. bacco manufacturer, who died 27 ;° ot ‘alts ae Sas “ the Diamond Bracelet ig indis ensable purest 6808 the saloon at 12:15 p. m wantere | With $400,000 still to be raised | years ago and whose estate. in ling the state and urged the ourt — . Pp —e “ | Guaranteed Trustee and Residence Sales 4 oe - - e , , | ito pronounce death sentence on 27 } 7 obtained the money; to complete the $3.000.000 ¥ Nl. a aaa , - : : 2 . ; . * | rj — day He ha . 1921, was appraised at $4 505.000. lof them \ ery timely, therefore. is this offering of exquisite new Player iano — = ——— 1 to cash working-/| ©. A. building fund, the pastors of | ; for his employer ; . Ah rary } y , ~. a _ ) } ? io ? . . . AND FIXT men's pay checks. | St. Louis have been asked to make The Symphony Orchestra and | ; We must uphold , a : | enjoymem from it. on’t confuse ¢ Beautifully wrought platinum, in newest | paves tes sce advertised —it would ordinarily sell for around designs; set with finest matched or graduated | t has a full bell metal plate, superb m any case, extra soft Poona UNS Does ALU MIN OM- was found in his trousers pockets) -4 dormitory rooms have been un- Nationa! Bank and was president | diamonds. - | on oF . ' | (if Ri oc - ’ j ; | | ° ° him io leave it nearer the bridge. "oom, a2 SWimmMming pooi -yVrmmnae lv aveto Quincy Ill.. where he was | pareme nt an rill Lines Ih Carver ane pierces J Pp at- Open Evenings Until uy P. M. DERN BAKERY The robber agreed to leave it at) sium or a new building. It is ex-) equeated. He came to St. Louls! inum or gold; set with choice diamonds and sapphires; Eighth and Choutea uand there it; pected that many church societies: when 24 years old and engaged in | | in solitaire or dinner designs. Priced : M. wae found later | will meet today and arrange toOithe mercantile business He was! | ' The loss is not insured underwrite dormitory rooms i married 35 vears ago $40.00 to $395.00 , | | this case we have to pave our way the money ;not through forests but upon live ; Ward gave them $1000 ‘Search! cards either during or at the close, pital for many vears him,” one robber told the other; Of Services today. He was a director of the 31. | - rs _ e fe: : =7 erds th; ’ . wre ‘ ‘ . ' It was announced yesterday that! 1 ouls Union Trust Co. and the First : public auction to the highest bidder “he's got more.” The remainder! the undersigned —— highest bidder for Other Diamond Rings Priced tis ‘i a oe ig tage net oe ee Te a a ee ee 7 Be : ee 4 = oS ft e os e Cc & is bs Ar at ITS Swe pee en | a ¥ « ~ ae ‘. frye. £05 is r Pe cere ce ae ea oy | a no fc % » mire ow ot aS pany 2 a ye Pry Ae Bese ay * 4 : : “ “. . vy howe - Ke ineay * a ete . vs Mortgagee. ge Company, Auctioneers, % ae rridder for Most folks who come in our| $14.00 to $3450 ah CO 2 Thompson Moulder with Stores are surprised at the | ii 1ANO Saye fis bons eee acetmar APPRAISERS py fete | OUR PRICES INVESTMENTS | bry | JESTNUT STREET sear : Regular 5c Papers, ] F oa ao UDO ee" , ; | per roll 's «= &« & @ TION SALE! | iss | 6c Wall Paper..... ss i? os, oars Ra es Ref vga Bone & coeeae BA =a aR ee ann ~ — - Se a — -———~ PL, fe Mea | a Sas whe a my x a ed = a> 2 wr ° ma ae ; - ‘KE 1sSD4. pi- * ‘ > “ in & = Weoitititi sees titt | To Wall Paper... ‘th, Incorporated ope + | 10¢ Wall Paper...... on Avenue | |12c Wall Paper...... OR) '15c Wall Paper Sif 10:30 A. M. , 18c Wall Paper , e ined in a certain Chattel Deed : FOX S( ARFS 20c Wall Paper | ‘. iner Indicated Pot 4 the Stock, 3 i 25c aa yore . ‘ oe na By sich . ee mn par | 30c¢ Wa ] aper Windecr Ties, Mufflers Boye All Shades O |35¢ Wall Paper 20 | .) = > _ —_ a4 _ >. wf aa a ns +z 2-3 eet eee ’ Sok: ae th > ee hog ae ee Geet * Inings. Findings, Swatches, eta . hines, Large Special Singer Ma- 38c Wall Paper ttinwn Tables, Chairs, Irona, Die id Roll Tép Desks, Typewriter 40c Wall Paper to 75c Wall Paper a a ae * , ss _ a > F.. i, wr. eee ‘ine Column Burroughs Adding 50 a ble Door Safe, etc | ulk and in suitable detafl eab- | WO SKIN $ 5 to $1.25 Wall Paper ei ; ’ e7\ y Ation of bids to prevaltl, subject . a = | i ee. TERMS CASH. . | | K. A. HENSKE, Atterney : RS to Combinations Sold With Borders | 510 lLecust Street : : : 2 | C OK | ) In our stock you wifil find a) INS, Auctioneers | STREET | wide selection of the best Papers for ——— 77) aa | By JOHN HELD JR. ign on at Cf) 9 Living Room . Artist-Humorist UPT @ wars Dining Room momoway Bedroom | ‘ Monday, | Ky; | Each Monday, commencing next ierare made by the Refereo is The LEPPERT-ROOS On payment of cash deposit your Kitchen | Margy will be doing something and say- at the ime, place and date i Label in any garment {s an assurance purchase will be stored without Bathroom | ing something exciting. Shes a typical oa ‘Truck Bodies, ‘Tunes. Paints, of perfection in quality, style and charge. Hall | cme 4 girl in many — ~— | joy an e almmus ’ pus Stock, Equipment and Sup- workmanship. pt in the conduct of business. r, Security Bullding. g : , ; | les are all on big dis-| i 4 ve ced and Master Furriers Samp g | SONS, Auctioneers S| Repairing and Remodeling by Experien play screens and look just as ce sme ‘ : they do on the wall of your ’ wi TION SALE! # Safeguard Your Furs in our Sanitary Cold-Aiir cme. Prices are plainly, Thic NEW CREATIONS Soe ier marked on all samples. You Women—another exclusive feature pane Merchandice | : Storage Vaults and avoid worry, they are insured can take your time and shop in the ry, 10:30 4. m | : against loss by Fire, Theft and Moths. — —a POST-DISPATCH ie « Chattel Doce of Trust | | “The Great Retail A. G. SOLARI | Wall Paper Market’’ it Sets the Pace! | ) ing desirable property Kiec- , Piugs, Fuses, Sockets, Outlets, FURS but. Rosettes, Wire, Lamp Cord, 4 President | , Globes, Electric Irons, Filash- E clusi ! y | | Napp-Eathan Receiver, 10 Audio ' 1 vety _— fon Chargers, 75 Long No. 46 a ts. 12 Radio Cabinets, 12 Arm- 4 , 4 OOS T . ble Stoves, 12 M RB. Toasters, ; leigh Bicycles, 100 Pogo Sticks. 809 North Tth Si 4 . ——=——S? Mo. we willl offer for sale for HDW. A. HENSKE, Attorpey . emeottousers 809 WASHINGTON Ames Bet. morgan & ral | Locust Street | \ i Ur sTREKeT : | RS ES) —_—_———___ ' a

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i —————— ee RS or” EE EP ES re ae SR Ce Ceres - . = — . . SRT +2 i ER ite 6. KR a Te i Pan a Fs a ade a te, tise 3 CE i oe Te Ge ee ee os “ . The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evgning newspaper COMBINED >UNDAY. © 8 MAY 35 1994 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Increase in Speed of . American Flyers in Trip Around Chairman of Flight Committee Points Out World Expected A A a That They Are in Position to Make Long- er Hops, Having Crossed the Pacific. — —————/T BY LIEUT. R. J. BROWN, Chairman World Flight Commitice. WASHINGTON, May 24.-—After the successful completion of the air voyage across the Pactfic Ocean for the fir time in history, on May 17 thus adding anotber acronsa hieverment to the records of the United States Army Air Service, the three army air- Dlanes were delayed Kashiwa- bara Bay. Paramushiru Island, in the Kurile Isiands of Japan, u: May 720 1 this date, the flyers left Paramushiru and after seven hours and 11 min through w ith ‘ry low visibility e the 5 ater irt of the distan They **» rr uUuue af . ‘i 4 a? flying 1*es Ww’ favorable weathe Jupan (on more a rar pet pro this fivinge urmuliated flyers put in they have on any one day since the start the expedition They left Hitokkapu Bay at $:33 and landed at Minato, after flying ever and under for ftve hours and 10 minutes tater. Trouble on airplane No. 2. caused by a short tn the battery, requtfred them to remain at Minate unti! 1:15 tn the after- noon. They took off this time, and four bours and 29 minutes iater, arrived at Kasnrmicaura Naval Air Station, near Tokio. This station Is actually 59 miles northwest of Tokio, but is the nearest seaplane base to the capital of Japan. The total! iy nine Two More Although Jowed about ; eat this piace her tra me new various sma)! the airplanes bh indications are, that the) there within three or four days gince they have only two m echeduled Stops in Japan: at Kus- himoto, near and at Ka- Soshima,. on the southern end of Kyushu, it anticipat that the long water flicht Ye Bea will be accomplis! some time next week. Four U naval! destroyers wil! patro! @uring the passage So report th progress by radio and to act as 4 ¢: for the air- Dianes and to pick them up in case ef forced landing The compie through th route Japancse an indication speed the f! that thev ack tn civilizat The stops and date. the time than acc of fivinge time for this 4d was hours and 30 minutes Stops in Japan 1a | ' rey : * IGaiiion the flight (ors. pontoons accessories ntrated, leave sn uu / ' : : : _am oe ee : r+ ‘ Will ore Osaka is ver the ed S iow * bh -’ he 4s ‘ ent. of ~ - . : mvoyv which es Limpire of two da increase vers ma e ' ° : Are ine ‘ are ae fo lows Kashiwabara Bettobu, Kuri'les Minato, tionshu lles Kasumica-U'ro ea, Japan. to ' mes. Japan 4.5 Averace Leneth of Fligtus The average leneth of the ¢ between each xt e now i, 600 m cen iv ivs is y the bad jonger. The fact transcontinental tances were pot that a neonstep flight was made last year of over, *£00 miles. would lead one to be- liewe that a eeries of such “hops” (as a single flight is called) would simplify the flight round It must be remenrbered, bowever, that several atternpts were made before this nonstop tranecontinental flight was success fol. The strain on the persennel for successive flights of this nature, great Furthermore, the engines being used on the flicht, although they are the reliable aeronautical engines in the world, may not be counted upon every time to withstand a continnous strain sich as long flights of this nature would im- pose. Another !tmportant considerafion is the fact that it ts practically im- possible, over the greater part of the proposed route round the world. to obtain accurate meteorological reports and weather forecasts for greater distances than 6860 mflea, @ue to the rapidly changing at- mospheric conditions, as well as a lack ef proper cemmunication fs cilities between many of the more remote stops tn uninhabited areas of the ciobe. To start a tong fight of over 1000 miles without know- ing weather conditions and route at the other end of the flight might resutt in afrplanes having to ge back the whele dtetance that had been covered, which would not be necessary if intermediate landings thy, VY are the greatly the world. is too Liberty world most were poss. b’e as nt pians Most Carry the flyers persona! Supplies. In additi take equipment on nsiderable ae iar and suppiies in of the alrp anes andthe weight this material necessarily ‘wuts ad wr rel 4 i, ’*? — (Pili; ge T"« ~ TT? the we that hops for fliehr rile? an a. I the worid than the airplanes f nonstop f) round average a althou are capable ' . ’ . Little ess ee he ‘ry he rT) ey a » : =) er 7 oO ¢ gehts of . and land than OY’ 1S aS SeaDpi anes AS over planes planned miles wher Longer used flights aside from the forecoinge considera these waters , 2s, are impracticable require night as it weu'ld flying over unknown 1 uninhabited areas, thus greatly nereasinge the hazards which are ng encountered by the expedi- A flight from 406 to 500 miles ring 1x to hours, can shed in davyligh? ral hours will still rermmain for ser- icing alrplapes and placing them mn condition for a similar flight on next day When the f hati seven be y) 7 ; i) and sevy- A ers reach . porto Mace mu thus bring up is tor te . Wi verage. which has been lowered weather in the North Acivance Arrangements Mace. The of iry | arrivai the fili- a iS the signal for the ds par- the tic Section of the route > = Tce- the advance officers for officera, Lieut. ¢ Ss already v reer! and = ted and ¢ made prelilminaryv I fe "een m n»eria last surmmer 11,379 PERSONS KILLED AT CROSSINGS IN SIX YEARS | Safety Campaign ef American Rail- way Aspoctation Opens Today. The safety co | American Raflway Association, ¢- | rected princtpally at fhe exercise of }caution by auteomobDfilists at grade Soar foo seatne Facer 3 tiewe for four months Posters wf! be placed at various points ever the country and ™% t& hoped that this constant reminder of the dan- ‘ger lurking at the grade crossing | iwill bave [ts effect fn greater care on the part of drivers of machines Statistics compiled by the as=so- clation show that there are 256.362 grade crossings on the mator rafik- reads of the country. To eliminate these, an expenditure of $13.800.- '@00.000 would be entalled. Elimi- | mations are being made as apeedily as possible, but tn the meantime the }campatien undertaken to lessen the accident toll. In the last stx years 11,3798 persons have been killed in crossing accidents and more than 30.000 persons injured St. Loutsan Catholic Press Director. By ‘he \esoctated Press BUFFALO, N. Y.. May 24.-—The Cathotic Press Association of the Unit States and Canada closed its fourteenth annua! convention here /\teoday with the adoption of a reso-. lution desisned to put in motion machinery fer closer contact be- tween Catholic editors and publish ers. The resolution provides spe- cifically for tnterchange of tnfor- mation recarding alleged anti- Cathotic statemments and move) ments. The Rev. A. A. Breen ef. St. Leuts was elected a dtrecter. a * = os - — ———— lLéeut. La aD Clatr D. Schutze ene of | ‘the alternate pflotys fer the fMiectt | lé4eut Schutze will be on a char-'! tered vessel, with suppfies and fuel at Anemagsalik, Greenland. when the flight arrives there next sum- This spent three mate association with word mer. officer months in int the other fivers On arrival at Tokio. the flvers had completed 6495 iles and haéd flown $0 hours Of this distance ’> hours and 42 that part of vw -570 mrilee and inutes were requtred for *h»-« motnr ? apanese means that an >» ‘ averacre ay) harnr tween pen rr Wash and Tokio. Japan Interest alee centers abent the under ae | v" a es ae eh res meh , ~~ aroha so imfertunate a2 to wreck his lar ¢ heyvrnd - eted a A patr. comp! "nherarrmer aver 7 ac tf. rr ) ris in °F 4avre Procresss of British Fiyer The Br now erver. hy Amer! the tish flyer in B rrr x As completed indred rrr on | ‘han tha i fv. Armaear?. oad although ers have ngeer British Aer tha - on However, both ‘ha iAave irt -s nd aviators hy en ive vrery at. =r Y —-. — -_ trom * . Gabl d : Knabe Hazelton CONROYS Conroys. experience to America’s Largest Piano Store HE utmost Piano value is obtained when you secure your instrument Exclusive Distributors for Conroy er Foster Autopiano Fischer Brewster Kreiter Marshall & Wendell Kohler & Campbell The 1PICO Reproducing Piano’ 1100 Olive — = Es - — - tee - —_— Kasumigaura,.” said wind ee = S SST COSA ST - a we ~ ws the best in hetween woree Tetand ‘- forced From ANERICANS I “TOXOFETE.S., the WORLD FLYERS Entire Colony Sees Presents Given to Lieut. Smith and Companions, and Large Reception Is Held. THOUSANDS EXTEND GREETING AT STATION ““One Battle After Another,” Is Smith’s Description of Overcoming of Obstacles in Pacific. the Aaspociated FPreas TOKIO, May 24.—The American aviators were guests this afternoon at a reception given by the Ameri- can association of Tokio, which the American communily ai- It was the greatest gaih- BY entire tended. ering the Americans of the capi- | tal have had in years For an hour | the Ohyers were kept busy shaking of the flyers and their relief that) the worst of the great task was) over. He expressed cenfidence in | their ability to encircle the earth. | The flyers were besieged by their young country women asa«ing for their autographs. Tonight the aviators were enter tained at a motion given by the naval and milxary attaches of the Aperi Embassy, which the for- eign community atten Jed practical- rece AD ly en masse “One Battle After The great flight c and ter weather which they encountered is vividly de-' scribed by Lieut. Lowell H. Smits, - mmander one battle after em “one continual airplanes from by the terrific which we have that the trans- be the worst of fen times worse Another.” ‘ the aviators “ },!7 the l1p.e actil = CoO “It's been he said to keep the damaged LArevEl We leg would was ted hail knew ts expec snow, wind and conspired together to pre- crossing the Pacific. The n the Aleutian Isiands said worst winter and We believed , ran, ten years. we are ctad thi leg never doubt - 7 rn we ‘ 4 “ome hh = 77 ow hk ‘ : AA : ~ than ever ~~? ian? through The oy comparison, = . : - ni ana ’ ~~ * ei eme 8. he had d +> » + ' - one more t me Smith continvned been the same ing It has been a tremendous | us all and to are ciad we are here is to rr. se as routine say ex catch *he [dea of igant com parisons. ‘der ourse’ves VMa- ia As T rem ern - teath Pa pifin > i eo ae) _ ~~ i Tri et nw o Ser oe t hope for errr flict? has i ira } rmarnions — ean- i ver w mar had to keep them so ” Liberty Motor “The Rest.” We are changing motors at 7 . ae tT tenant Sa ‘* **h. ec @ +h 9 ia wy B9\ Bare & Ailes ra Ss ~ 14 wid waka \. i” | ct iT) Wiwele Ci Se bk Ce Gt 33 A (4) CLC. “a -as in. oh... \j af GO ul crs 475 feer—32 stories. wiry -_—— Y cand ame | exacting survey. 1017 OMINATING the Michigan Avenue D sky-line in Chicago stands the new $15,000,000 building of S. W. Straus and Company. Its tower nses In the careful attentron grven te every detail, the Straus Building, now nearing completion, is probably with- out a parallel. When building plans were completed they were turned over to a jury of bunldmg experts—men who have built, owned and managed great office buildings—for a final Construction did not these “best minds” had rendered ther verdict of approval. This 1s a the frst instance of this sort on —and it is significant that Barrett Reofings were the unanimous choice of all the experts who contnbuated their scientific knowledge to make this the perfect office structure. Olive Street, St. Loais, beein until > DSS AY Spf” ‘4 ‘ ~~ S a 4 Sst officially Pe, Sed io ay * Pet ” es ‘ SATENENT Y INAGCURA BARUGH ASSL Discussion of Federaliza of Steel Industry Re of Demands for Ur Prices, He Says. HAD DIFFICULTY WITH U. S. ST! He Also Denies That W McAdoo Was Supp to Have Been Sponsc the Idea. the Associated reas NEW YORK, May 24.—Be chairman of the M. Baruch, matemals section of the Na Council of Defense during World War. today characte as “Tull of inaccuracies” the count of the atten pted feder tion of the steel industry Civ Elbert H. Gary, chairman o t. & Steel Corporation, to American Iron and Steel Ins here last night. “If Judge Gary, as he said sires the matter to be of manent record,”” Baruch as in a statement which he sak based on official records, | extraordinary that he ls not informed as to the exact dat the incidents he discussed.” Resenting vaguenes Gary's statement that feder tion of the steel industry was posed “in the fall of 1917 spring of 1918." and denying William G. McAdoo was sup to have been sponsor of the Baruch asserted that the ge demand for federalization « industries ‘arose fade out of difficulties as the Governmen with Judge Gary and those ' he represented at the beginni the price fixing era.” Creed Cut tn Prices, Baruch how almos med, aecliarin,: war in 1917 he’urged *he © Just related as _- mh we mietiy atl a es. Gary Previous to a m ADVERTISEMENT Discovers Amaz New Treatment for Asthma Set tL alle : a . ze Se = a “a” ar od Kn o eeting af the ren - ——— ¢ 4 rd ; be 1 a eel a ~~ “a7 Dakota Traveling Man Finds Harmless Remedy Which Healed Himself. \stnma sufferers wil! be de know that it now po them obtain lasting | from this distressing ailmm Thanks to gq new discovery ¥ has been made by W. H. Kirse! ef Sionz Falis, S. D Mr. Kirsechman states tha found this astonishing new | ment by experimenting upon se'f. He was troubled with as for over 27 years and during al time he suffered with “rie epe''s countless times, he woul nadie to obtain a wink of but wonld have to sit ap al! : ‘ong. If he would le down an: to go to sleep he would immedi: ehoke up and eenld hardly ge breath. For months at a tin “as neeessary for him to ae bis work entirely im a frnities tempt to ebtain a little relief. \*ter considerable exrperimer ec for Ls to he dimeovered this treatment ~ reat surprise and joy he f at after a few weeks it by him What is so remarkable is he has never since been the os ered about his work in al! } _ weather and is never the S'raid of the disease returning. \fter Mr. Kirsehman found ° & wonderfn!) ehange his treat: — im himself, he recommend vd several of his friends whor * a had long been afflicted “oma. The reanite were so @ hing that thew entreated hu the other sufferers a chance te , reeciom from this nerve-rac > gna This he finally decide ) Dat net before he had tried rs Clumates and found that it ie? S ” ste effective in al! parts of 3 - Kirechman is net a 4a ra ‘Treatment contains so 4: if a ean take it without fra we p> are afflicted with asthma wan ny YOR te write to Mr. Kit ““* St ene. He will be gtad t eg his treatment free of cha in. Sa@rees ie 8 C. F Lacotal B €. Sieaxz Palla & D.

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>LNDAY, MAY 25, 1924 —— = eee ee oe > rture for Nanking, on fits Wa Japan, via Pekin and Korea, tor ight Monday. Paris cable last AMced that the nautics had decided Disys flight officially toned en he crashed at Shanghal, bur t the aviator might Unoffictaly Aipiete his flight to Tokio in a plane Minister of ee ay ye Service Thai Satisfies the Entire Service of HE OPTOMETRIST IAN 7 GLASSES for ONE YRAR tS in St. Louis Gaar. y and Reliability FERING — am 90 “ 4 Fair all sizes, $1.00 Up ICAL CO. roadway on AY. eh KYEF FREE te te fer ene. gan Avenue stands the g of S. W. tower nses om pryen to uilding, now to make this OW Se ate re os + a ch * 4 " RH ASSERTS | 7 “a “) ‘4 % } i. ; ¢ ‘d " ; STATEMENTS ‘-y Baruch, chairman of the raw SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1924 _—— F Y INACCURATE, > 2 | Discussion of Federalization of Steel Industry Result of Demands for Unfair Prices, He Says. HAD DIFFICULTY WITH U. S. STEEL He Also Denies That W. G. McAdoo Was Supposed, to Have Been Sponsor of the Idea. the Associated Press ‘NEW YORK, May 24.—-Bernard Nationa! the the during characterized materials section of Council of Defense World War, toda) as “ful] of inaccuras ies” count of the attempted federaliza- tion of the steel industry given by Elbert H. Gary, chairman of the U. & Steel Corporation, to the American Iron and Steel Institute here Jast night. “If Judge Gary, as he said, de-| sires the matter to be of ‘per- manent record,’” Baruch asserted in a statement which he said was based on official records, “it is extraordinary that he is not even informed as to the exact dates of the incidents he discussed.” Resenting the vagueness of Gary's statement that: federaliza- tion of the steel industry was pro- posed “in the fall of 1917 or spring of 1918."° and denying that William G. McAdoo supposed to have been sponsor of the idea, Baruch asserted that the genera demand for federalization of all industries out of just such difficulties as the Government had with Judge Gary and those whom he represented at the | the price fixing era.” Urged Cut in Prices, Baruch related how alm: mediately after the war in 1917 he u representatives not to insist on the the AC- the Was “arose cents a pound for shit by them, “becau too high and uni rnumstan: eS ** Previous to a meeting of the War 7 ADVERTISEMENT me Discovers Amazing New Treatment for Asthma a, P Gomme: Se a ee .¢ | Claiism to ] aent : i by putting anv indust: | Was tries Board te | Takes Issue With Gary | on War Steel Question 4 BERNARD M.BARUCH _ Industries Board with representa- tives of steel companies, Sept. 21, 1917, the board had passed a reso- lution, he declaring that the interests should not be willing to give their ful! co-opera- tion because of the prices fixed. the War Industries Board would take necessary the steel plants.” Based on conclusions of the Fed- eral Trade Commission's said. steel ditions tn the steel Leonard Replogle. director of steel for the War Industries Board and other of the board, fixed a price of 3 cents a pound for steel plates, Baruch declared. “The necessity for this sched- ule,”’ he asserted, “was demonstrat- ed by the fact that a previously a very large tonnage of el plates was sold by one of the few days ‘el companies to one of the as- sociated Governments at 14 cents a pound, a unheard-of price.” Gary Finally At the Sept. 21 said, Gary for a price, but finally arbitrated at Stuntially Replogle’s fice “While we had of the stee] Baruch said, “there individuals in it who could first subordinate war needs Wilson informed the war program was and it could be hitherto Arbitraicd. meeting. Baruch held out ure excellent co-op- eration unit, industry as a were SOrne@ mot at corrimer- and me Presi- that if de- accelerated being ’ ive Ga Vv under Gov- ernment dador ‘The only other tro] th would he CO! zation discussed meeting of the summer of 1918 By this time chairman of the War Indus- and I must say for the industry and Judge Gary that af oe) : aiier inally ha, ing wus War Cabinet in the eo] heen ily and thoroughly |and RE W. H. Kirschman | Dakota Traveling Man Finds New | Harmless Remedy Which | Healed Himself. \sthma sufferers wil] he delight- ed to know that it is now possible for them to from this distressing thanks to a new has been made by Ww. H ef Sioux Falls. S. D Mr. Kirsehman states that he found this astonishing new treat- ment by experimenting upon him elf, He was troubled with asthma for over 27 years and during all this time he suffered with sneezing tpells countless times, he would be Unable to obtain a wink of sleep but wonld have to sit up all night long. If he would lie down and try to go to sleep he would immediately choke up and eould hardlv pet his breath. For months at a time it was Reeeasary for him to neglect bis work entirely in a frnitiess at- | tempt to obtain a little relief. After considerable experimenting | “ discovered this treatment. To | - great surprise and joy he found om after a few weeks it healed ol What is so remarkable is that co never sinee been the least “ red about his work in al] kinds 4 Weather and is never the least Siraid of the disease returning. | After Mr. Kirsehman fonnd what ® wonderfn) change his treatment “oe m himself, he reeommended it several of his friends whom he new had long heen afflicted with asthma. The resnits were so aston thing that they entreated him to Eive Other sufferers a chance to ob ~ freedom from this nerve racking hey This he finally decided to ~ St not before he had tried it in a climates and found that it was Just a. f heady fective in all parts of the ane. Kirechman is not a doctor is ¢ sf reaiment contains no drugs ‘¢ *On® ean take it without fear, so mt tg are afflicted with asthma it ma PSY yeu to write to Mr. Kirach- SB at ence. He will be glad to ex Piain his treatment free of charge ™~ “rata in § ©. F. Lacotah Build- » Sioux Falla & D. | obtain lasting relief ailment— diseoverv WwW hich Kirschman | 'jne Committee | day and irnch., to me that it to him that it ‘ing said anvthing ahont the | tA Aert’s aenvreraation was hefnre | faire «xhern T “I came to the conclusion then Nave since in the belief. that emergency and right and mat: service.’ BROOKINGS TELLS OF CONVERSATION in times of such as war it is TO corscrTrint men for the money riais nationa! WITH WILSON Post-Dispatch Bureau. 20-23 Wyatt Building WASHINGTON, May 24 Rob ert S. Brookings of St. member of the War Board. chairman of the Price-Fix during the louis. a Industries war, to declared just leaving for St. Louis that his only connec tion with the proposed nationaliza- tion of the industry in 1918 as revealed in the speech of Elbert H. Garv before the American Steel Institute last night. was a personal conversation he had with President Wilson at which the President said that it had heen suegcested to him that the Govern ment should take over the steel In terests of the country to speed up production. ‘"The matter is now a Judgce Garv and Mr. RBa- who was the ioner of Raw Materials during the war. Baruch to Jndce Gary tomorrow inorning.” Brookings said “T know none of the details of the question except those TI read in today’s papers. Telle of Talk With Wilson. Rreokines said that his talk with the President had no whatever with the War In hefore stee] iron Pont roy erey het ween Commis: including steel will reply onnection Jyyetr ~~ | Roard. as he was at the ‘ire ehair- man of the Price-Fixine Commit- tee which functioned entirely in- denendentiy of the industries board ‘The President merety remarked had heen snercested micht he necessary tn take over the steel industries we had taken over the raflroads.” trookines explained T replied taking over the wonld he « hild’s nilav in compar enn with taking over the indus- tries adding that there was no need for such a move, 4s the «tee! had taken were oustv the Government. e\nhiect dropped “T Aan not recall having report vereation to the Price -Fix- ine Committee or ef eneakinge of tt te members of the War Indretries a firet time T recall hav- Roard. Th Peat - ae lirennde that raiir a stee] *hamerltves industries 7 and with wae then rmont- The : - ~~ ‘ nr ry ha Aver “ cf arted thie eon thea , Tiare Cammitter on Witttare A told of my conversa steps to take over inquiry and its own familiarity with con- | industry, J. | higher : sub- i indus ed to co-operate, they did it generous- | been strengthened | necessary — The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MEMORIALS T i — _—. tion with the President. at the ing on military the bills 1or committe¢e’s the TW This was hear- comman- cj A ot ¥ Peering of property in case of war It r is ‘ » . probably was from this commit- tee's report learned that | matter that had President.”’ Doesn't Know Origin of Mlan. 1?) Oo know dustries President ‘NES Said that hyve a whil cissed i¢ could not it with before with recall other not remember whether mer Secretary of the 4Anc he had him “ving the President. personal Judge Gary of the details his talk last night where thy syHMPSerted it he said and who Judge discussed of natioy alization who had Suggested steel] in nationalization apparentiyv been worked out by some one quite oriefly dis He said he having discussed Officials, and or not for- Treasury Mce- Or someone else had been re- Suggested it to and T Plan oricinated and w ho opposed it.” (sary the the with Portrait Plaque did not Museum. to the this had of the late editor gathered in Friends Marion Reedy, Mirror. memorial (“entral a bronze the eould= of plaque to brary. Robert VP. Bringhurst, kept in the art room. “My task 1s priate,”’ said George 5. tor of the page. in making talk at the the foundati schoo!. but the library. knowledge Zave in ‘anno* the librar. eay built the His two singularly Post-Dispatch WILLIAM M. REEDY Presented Library, Bust to the Art Public appro- Johns, editorial presentation “Reedy nm of his education in structure university a ee /communed tion | Carlyle, true t I precio found nourishment dinary Lind to an us reader ans, his he garnered William formation of Reedy’s his Judgment and taste and deve! obser- vances in his honor yesterday. The! pression for first was the presentation, at noon, portrait oped soul his struction ‘In to th I offe ter. presenting The plaque is the work of plaque of William and will be ‘is Was in and Novelists scientists professors It and wonderfyu] the delectation 2) f e St. ra a tribute to memoria! of with from the university of these days, wrote a collection of books. what life-blood its stored up 57,000 MORE City Circulation tha and drew choicest spir Milton cal of Master In hooks’ that for his ¢ He was a philoso, ner was here bh fa quotations powers of the jov of his and friends this Marion ie Public. L his Alma To im .ileé Louis — Which she enriched and an ation to all who COTIV« home ing kfiowledce e The response of a: John KF. Lee made man of the Librarv The hy =e (‘i mr) Roard a of ihe inspira .” on 4 Poets histe vast store of j formed ’ ? Le ' The “Tr. peedy Taba : CloOus iri- VA ere that in- eX - own in and readers. trait eedy ibraryv Ma- ran? ,v, enius ee 8 oe a [BINED iIscs Was held in snd veatedaiiiliies Laake persons. The Memorial Com named being secretary Art Museum, when a bust of | mittee consisted of Johns as chalir- | Reedy's death occurred in Cali- Mrs | I#hmann, Bixby, Congress-|fornia nearly four years ago. His was presented to} man Harry B. Hawes, George J.|\lare@e library was given by his wid- rederick W. Laeh-{| Tansey. R. 8S. Colnon Frank K woto the Public Library. and hb =| ce reneral of | Ryan, State Senator Michael Kin-| books were on display at yester- the United States made the pres- ev and John W. Kearne the tnast Gace oxercises ecuted by Nancy | man, tilahir _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © — bial presi i= f ifie museum s board of con- | ide the response of accep- | : ] he is “¥ i] W ' ‘if pity . tands on a polished red ' | Tom | lfal designed by rial stands of the i Ld WNT et HHLIIT museum orial work done by | =¢ it emorial (“ommittee : , has been to provide a headstone of | hed granite, designed by | Barnett, which already been | placed over Reedy’s vrave-in Cal- | req has (“em tery qd With The committee has | the ‘oT pe rpetual upker: p of the ; cemetery asso- Reedy | received by the LoOuis- Reedy Contributions toward th emonmnals were committee from and outside St lL. many St friends of UIs. Rani ans from luding some 9-Piece | 0-Piece 9-Piece | 0-Piece 9-Piece ! 0-Piece 9-Piece | 0-Piece | 0-Piece 9-Piece | 0-Piece 9-Piece | 0-Piece | 0-Piece | 0-Piece | 0-Piece KENNARD’S Established 1856 Dining-Room Furniture An Offering of Our Surplus Stock at Greatly Reduced Prices Walnut Dining Suite Walnut Dining Suite Walnut Dining Suite Walnut Dining Suite Walnut Dining Suite Walnut Dining Suite Walnut Dining Suite Walnut Dining Suite Mahogany Dining Suite Walnut Dining Suite Walnut Dining Suite Walnut Dining Suite Walnut Dining Suite Walnut Dining Suite English Oak Dining Suite Mahogany Dining Suite $269.00 $298.00 $195.00 $275.00 $269.00 $275.00 $250.00 $317.00 $437.00 $269.00 $400.00 $470.00 $315.00 $439.00 $347.00 $279.00 20 Sample Tea Wagons in Mahogany, Walnut and Decorated, $35.00 to $50.00 Dining-Room Chairs in Brown Mahogany finish, Leather or Tap- estry Upholstered Seats; 3 patterns to select from; Side Chairs. $5.00 each; Armchairs, $8.00 each A few Odd China Cabinets as low as $35.00, $37.00, $45.00 10 Sample Kitchen Cabinets from $35.00 Up Chairs; 7-PIECE DINING-ROOM SUITES in Walnut; Extension Table and Six mera Seectal. ....6ss:- 562°° 10 Odd Serving Tables in Mahogany, Walnut and Oak; can be used as a Radio Cabinet, $12.00 each Extra Special Prices onOdd Sideboards and Extension Tables, Discontinued Patterns 36-inch Silk Poplin in KENNARD’S Established 1856 Our Rug prices have been reduced to conform with the lower prices now in effect by the manufacturers rench Wilton Rugs “Fine as Silk” French Wiltons are the finest Worsted Wilton Rugs made in America. Unrivaled for distinctive patterns and soft, rich color- ings, they are the choice of all who value fine decoration and to whom long wearing quality is regarded as a good investment. ROOM SIZES 4 ft. 6 in. x 7 ft. 6 in. 6 ft-x 9 ft. 8 ft. 3 in. x 10 ft. 6 in. $50.00 $89.75 $127.50 9 ft. x 12 ft. $138.75 9 ft.x 15 ft. 9 ft. x 18 ft. 10 ft. 6 in. x 13 ft. 6 in. $199.50 $239.50 $224.50 11 ft. 3 in. x 15 ft. 11 ft. 3 in. x 18 ft 11 ft. 3 in. x 21 ft. $249.50 $315.00 $368.00 Bundhar Wilton Rugs “Durable as Iron” Carried in the same sizes as French Wilton Rugs 9 ft. = 12 ft. $100.00 We are exclusive agents for French and Bundhar Wiltons in St. Louis and vicinity 4 ft. 6 in. x 6 ft. $40.00 11 ft. 3 in. x 12 ft $199.50 We continue to offer from our private lines the one discontinued high-grade Wilton Rug ROOM AND OFFICE SIZES 6 in. x 7 ft. 6 in. 6 ft. x ® ft. $34.00 $61.00 9 ft x« i2 ft. $97.50 19 ft Gin. x 13 ft. Gin. 88 ft. SB im w ID Tt $152.00 $135.00 11 ft. Rin. x 15 ft. 11 fe Sin. = 18 ft. $169.00 $203.00 Worsted and Wool Wilton Rugs of excellent quality are also offered at special prices $59.00 $67.50 §$ $105.00 8 ft. 3 in. x 10 ft. 6 In, $91.00 4 ft. Gin. x 6 ft 4 ft. $27.00 9 ft x 15 ft. 9 ft x 18 fu $135.00 $163.00 $87.50 Colorful Draperies for All Rooms at Special Prices iridescent colors, changeable effects. Special price $1.25 per yd. Craftsman’s Cushions—a Splendid Addition to Veranda Comfort Craftsman’s very handy and comfortable. 36-inch Silk and Cotton Madras; colors, rose, blue and green. Special price $1.10 per yard. Cotton-Filled Cushions, In a variety of colors. 36-inch Drapery Silk; colors, mulberry, rose, blue, brown and green. Special price $1.00 yd. suitable for porch furniture and veranda cushions, Special price $1.25 each. J. Kennard & Sons, Fourth and Washington ee 2 oe - 4 ;’ Fs Gy CMP a moe. t te ee ‘ = —- — peeoee oe or + eS ‘ Se : _— _— . Se A. 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haar = " ne Oe ea Pg POs RRS TT ther -veninn Tewspaper _OWEINED ee a oo rT Innocent Kiss Causes Sisk HEIN —sernmn e — a 2 Flite ; . ~ rr : . aie wie o imme aie 2 : | . ‘ + rn} , ¥ | yz Ss? rLILe mreariitd “ | ee ~toe as 4 . inn a ee _ REMLEY BT a : RETTUIuALLe ras anu “SANGIN : -_ : . “sy — “ Worman ‘\NMitress terccs 2. aoe me . .? oe «Fe teu . ‘Tez * > . . . a 7 ° - it A ee) ee... . - —_— eae a , ; | ; -. ag _ . ——— == BEE ME gE ) Seectass A peroggi napa . ies | jonas | . weagarenines , | : PART TWO. : " —_— — ¢ 4 4 e és 'f >. —— “=@ eee oe 8 . ———" es tast S phercenannesrael | 3 “=« °T oe — Sees: = en | at Ohio State TF i | = Classic = WOMAN SLAYER § .CODITTES | i 3 @ 7 vous . Joke Race fe Gewin azae mo : | 3 7 % omen ar : | | : ae j Kentucky Derby Winne | : : Romps Away Fron Cheap Field From Start But Eases) Up Unt Caught. JOCKEY MOONEY THE! LETS OUT HIS MOUN" i... Tf mee if vod SWISS snBeSs, 9.7 * a —t - ree gress tears. 0. 5 errr rh Ti | I! Wins by Ten Lengths Fron Payman P ulled Up— Kentucky Derby Win ner’s Owner Wins $500t More. Mil > i{ i ¥ sha | — Sn 2S ee iad "a By a Special Staff Corresponden aoe wT eT iedtwe _— i “ia , q of the Post-Dispatch. es CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 24.- ’ . — «Terr sg Vent Tl —_ — > an , an a es Black Gold, the winner of th it, / - . — — Sus —_ *. ~- - > a : fiftieth renewal of the Kentuck id Derby and also the Louisiana Der by. demonstrated conclusively t F , £ | . : : the 8000 race horse fanatics wh \ \ H \\ | | Be jammed Maple Heights park de | os épite (ne threatening weather tha | : ad be was still the “first horse of th T . Pe land” bv romping away with th i first annual! running of the Derb bere. this afternoon Biack @old got away to an enor Mous lead but, despite this, gav the crowd a real thrill when Jock ev Mooney pulled him up at th three-quarters post before bringin him i: n lengths ahead of th locally owned horse, Payman The thron thought the three year-old hampion had quit col but it was only a trick of Jocke Mooney to permit his lagging fiel to catch up When Payman cam abreast. Mooney gave his mount it | % . = head and the son of Black Tone a 'z 7S Je = Q@gain walked away from his field , ; The time was 1 * 5 Race Run in the Mud. A muddy tracnc greeted the tho . a ° Pe ec], “ene Piproushbreds when they paraded = ‘yo we ; a The contenders besides Black Goce ll - ~~ — - Were only Payman, Dunoon ant Blue Streak. The other three ort Binal entries had withdrawn be uae f Black Gold's mud run Hing prociivities The barrier ws asnappe timost immediately an black ‘Old stepped into the leac @nd won in a canter He wa hardivy warmed up by his dash o & mile and an eighth while ths Gther ; ontestants were blowing hard at the finish Payman bea Dunoon for ¢ second place by 1: lengths. Blue Streak. the fourtl —daby finished way back : Jockey Mooney was fairly del Uged with floral bouquets whilk Movie and neé vspaper photograph. rs hovered e, ervwhere Througt Pe al! however. Slack Gold stood With the pPiacid expression of the '@ld family carriage horse, being Bot the slightiest bit flustered by the fuss being made over him. The winner Paid but ten cents on the ' @oliar +; both win and place, while »Payn 4n paid twenty cents on the Dlace here “Too Mach Class.” the Verdict. | ‘Two good for the class of horse Pacing here” was the prevail- : verdict after the race had been (Un. The winner received approx- imately $5000 -__— Be weep Fe Ot oe me * ‘BOSTON BRAVES CHECK te rt ee wee ee er ee er ss Se 'o the Post-Dispatch CHICAGO. Ill.. May 24.—Bos- ton's Braves evened the sertes to- Ye running roughshod over Chi- = to an 11-to-3 victory The — a'hietes walloped Kee for 14 ts and ali their tallies in seven Anning. They then added two hits Wheeler in the last two pe- _ Genewich went the route for hi. . ” Sd gave only seven w®. Tierney and Hartnett poled honors The score: . BOSTON ° CHniI-aGo oti tin t¢s ne a i. Sa a hE Em ite S — 4 > te ee RR a ee ~- ae P] -@ _ — aad — . ee ean: eee ——s oo0039399 oon. t= _ i ay 3 - , ve am owe > ' ~~ Dw 250838 we -le eSo03° OwWl~” se -— ood — -_- m | 7 . 4 _ . - Tr O2IS~- 595950909", “4 ) OSS——-3539 o| eseosc , : Tote iin Wheeler in ninth tenine on 123454789 sag 0 © " 3 , “ o—t) > “A Be 1 0 rs) ’ ny " he —— hires ~ Dite——Grentham Fancroft and _ Trree-base hit—Padeett . ee erinett Tierne- Stoles 4 Oe A ; . ‘ - ‘ — -—2. z. i Ne R, h--- Keen Messed ball i 4S Rt 7S" gn balle—Or? Keen =. -— line a _— 3 . ruc om ’ - : by Wheeler 1 Pret 7 or S inmeings§ Time af 4) minetes Lmvuee— Vv bey ijn

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V/ * LL ESH - PURE 44 i —_—__ "Wd gpa aac, = S “N ‘hs ‘ AAA VJ iL / Ys ; NS Ws N : oe 4, 7 A,» , 4 tet A nt we ANS Uti, . of Af, ; : \ » ——— oe — - on : = —— ee aoe = — ae SS SSSS- EAE —— | ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 25. 1924. 1—8S i. ee eeesteestnnanena BLACK GOLD WINS THIRD DERBY; BROWNS LOSE AGAIN, 2-1 i ER - GOOD ‘a = t t ee TE Oi ” raga oS ; —— Le a a — eee a —_ ~ — . — = r , ) NBL PPS ee —POPPPPLP LPP hea > Ladhedhe 7. ow = wiiins a a ? ——e ————S— o D Country fl Ohio S ate = Sherdel—That’s All. . ' : ee: Sk Ae ee ° care U ne S Rounds Out a Great ‘Prep’ Career With Two Victories SISler Lakes Himself a : Blades, if — - Pore White Cane Granulated | - 7 i a Smith, If —cnnaan _ > | Clas Puzzlers === paz, | Out for Pinch Hitter; Fool Phils agua is’ “| Rain Ruins Tie Game ‘ _ -— “Raw wrn 3 o=—- =e OST FD Pr = te . | Joke Race EI : scored in their half of the ninth in- | > | ore. scored. Sherdel’s hurling exhibition yes- RES y te pet ce ae os So ee 5 CD . a és 123 468 6 7 8 9101112R. terday was one of the best turned ee pa i | age Pe OO oe fe Ter eee Sf eee ning. It washed away at the ball | ; Phila menei in by a Cardinal hill man this sea- [&*>* Peg oe: | il ee a ae ate, foe ark and the diamond and the By a Special Staff Correspondent PB'adelphia = ; ae sea ei : a Aiieoe ii | sn d Post-Dispatch *$900006000606UClelUl 8 UO CF” in addition to permftting spectators and finally the rain of the Pos . Ve ee but eight safeties, two of them of splashed from the field into the CT EVELAND, Ohio, Mas 24.— {. lL.ouis— can 1. . C the winner of the £e66806%16031 060 1— eleexmecouuurPtbleceuneveseune? arjiety he struck out , iso the Louisiana Der- -_ BS ei! Derby and also the L Setdiea® > te Smith. Three-base hits — Henline. by the left hander were inftention- | : " strated conciusivei) . ; _ . se ee | by, —m tra h fanatica who Freigau. Sacrifice hite—Holke (2). a! Twice the itt.ie left hander ' ee ‘ $ oe sis Sas at oy be no more baseball this day. McMillan, 2b } ace orse anatic o— : 4 " aie . . “—. Oe srs se “ . ‘ . . , - of a le Hi hts | k de leporcer. Stolen base—Holke. Doa- £0! rid of Cy Williams, the Phil- sf The diamoné was now @ quag- | Sacobeon ef mm ec Mapie eights AT hh . . a. ill = ; te} . : a nom . ‘ jar ~ ar > weather that ble plays—Bottomley to Cooney to §''° S'ueser w ith men on the’ sacks mire, the spectators were drenc hed ‘ mite the threatening weather (that nd he would have performed the . ‘and the umpires were damp and | Severers, ¢ ; : : : ‘ sa j tie mer Oo} } ; ‘ 3 » ‘ } ; "tS be was still the “tTirst norse of the Bottomley; Ford to Sand to Holke. intend =o sal A - . " 5 =. re ; | Gerber, aa — Se silikely to catch a cold. Besides, the | . feat three times had not Botton ley —— - ; “ . : Me, —_—- 4s in awav with the Willd pitches—Glazner. Base on balis ; ‘. Ts (fe ee mad by romping awa: missed an easy roller. , st | Browns were gasping for breath Shocker, p first annual running of the Derby —Off Sherdel. 4. Struck out—By © ae ’ gS e Phew: ——— its etter | Freigau’s Triple Wins Game. .. t ia ers. | and it didn’t make much difference. | xzmva's bere, this afternoon Glazner, 2; by Sherdel, 8 Pitching ou e 1c ory 7: 4 bie, i 2, ] ers econ Oo | And so the game was called | Pruett, p Blac: old got away to an enor- —_or tn it ; In gaining the conquest, Sher- ick © record f Hatnes, 4 hits and 3 Disaster Impended. Dous lead but, despite this, Gave pins im 1-3 tnnin del had plenty of assistance. The By P | 4 » % : of «: off Sherdel, & re { t Ls PP : | | Total ero ea) } Jock- - ar - ‘ e e S ; 4 e ¥r The Browns didn't have much otars the crowd a r ~ thrill when e hits and OO runs in 112-3 Innings. “25 Howard Freigau, the young r n , wor a a a ATHLETICS ty Mooney pulied him up at the - thir -) :' a SS chance to avoid defeat. There were ' ~_ _ three-quarters post before bringing Left on bases—Sf. | ouis, 7; Philadel- third sacker, who drove out a tre- e ; leas | dh : 5; a Athletics on first and third base ‘ him in ten lengths ead of the Phia. 11. Time—2h 22m. Umpires mendous triple in the ninth and His Pre Career ; Dee ak ae es In Valle Meet and nobody was out Bing Miller Riconda, 3b locally owned horse ayman —Hart, Quigley and Sweeney. Win- Jater scored the tieing run. Ther | ; had fouled one against the back Welch, rf , , , . - the y ‘ Jé r S t* ’ anrtinge | «! . - : » | ' : i} ri : sa % . ; : 5 a ee i i " needed was to send out a long fly (Miller, ef . DEES wermit his lagging field ning rally in the twelfth with a’ ate, Helps Team Win Final ‘Saad mm | | Points—Five Carnival Rec- (,- 4 nit and the game would be pres we catch up When Payvman cameé_./? OD + TAB ouDdie R . . ' : : , “a tian me TODAY LE Whitey Glazner, a right hand Meet of Season. ak. ords Are Broken. )over, anyhow. Perkins, ¢ abreast, Mooney gave his mount its rma ) —e 6 ; Se: : But the Browns didn't feel that | head and the a of R ack Toney BPA OA A ENA AL ALAS Ahh eh POLL who at one time drew salary from te 2 —. “y The had ti ' the scor when 'Helimach, p : , | il pi« % ; ‘ + S306 +. Pg a . > tors ‘ % es w a Vy : v Vz e¢ SC i ; yen Walked away from his field ee erg : 7 core a was shunt-| The Principia Academy track : ae, the Associated Press their chances of doing so looked . . — - 2 , . to tne lillies by Barr , ) ,. ae we . é er" . - . =e ' The time was 1:57 2-5 , If They If They 5 arney Drey hed the season vesterday | sea: “a LINCOLN, Neb., May 24.—-Scor- |jike the opportunity that is said to fus went the full route for Fletch- | ‘©&™ @nsned ) ; more than twice as many i beckon sons of China. And per- | Race Run in the Mud. Win Lose » in Rael after wit! 91-to-20 vict A muddy track greeted the tho- , = er. e huried good ball, but he ,@fternoos eh RB FslO- ov VICIOST Te , : 1. oe ted ff I rene. k g Clab. ww. tn Pet.Today Today was not successful in kees! . os hy ; i ide oe points as the nearest opponent, haps Vangilder, called to Ray | Batted for Sisler in cighth. Troughbreds when they paraded. New York 19 14 “76 aR 550 ' i ping the over the athletes from Western Kolp’s rescue, could retire Bing xxBatted for Shocker itn cighth he contenders Aen Rilack fal 7 » : Cardinals from bunching swats at! arijisary ademy ithe strong Nebraska team today a . | e The contenders besides Black Gold Chicegco ..20 15 sTt 582 550 suineitins. tineeenda ran ee Se Military Academy of Upper Alton, | ms “ ” ; Miller, Chick Galloway and Cy Per- Clab. 12345678 KR, ss “ ' " aaa Ri« Ae Tr Y: \ T}) Thre re wv ‘ re , 4 e vente r n the D an won its ourt BUCCeSS ve > issour « / i ‘4 r f Brooklyn 17 14 48 O31 14 safeties and did not walk a program West erin wis onto E DIE DELTRET PRINC/PIA Vall , , . Paper kins and give the Browns a tle, at. Louts 00010006 60—3 program, estern inning , . erenc ac a) 2 2 Cincin’ati 17 14 548 ~~ .56: 531 single batter et mee. 1 mae 8 sete iegs: ae Ee ee eee one, the high jump ‘championship. The meet was fea- Two men were out in the | tause of Black Gold's mud run- Boston 3 14 481 5 It was evident early that !t was Eddie Peltret. star sprinter. com- | pi _ srownle half of the faning whee _ Twe-base bit — MeMillan. Home y proclivit then not Haines’ day. San: nes ——, asad ao: anne | tured by the shattering of five con- | °FO"™ | pen . ™ Ding prociivities. The barrier wes Pittsburg 14 1S nd opened the pleted a brilliant career on the ‘ : . |Severeid cracked a single to center. er EEE > setcomnaRs a mapped almost immediately and CARDS 3 17 : wr with & terrific fly which track by capturing 10 points for pP dd k C] | ference records. One world’s rec- |... had two strikes and the{ S#¢rifices — Tebim, Gerber. at Maas | 3 s capture ainst ft : ; , : ot — ; Black Gold stepped into the lead ppijiadel’a 10 17 BIO nae captured against he left Principia He won the 100-yard a oc ose ord was tied in a special event. fans were breaking for the exits) play Sisler to Gerber to Sislerj —— lo gh _ ape AMERICAN LEAGUE. eabaaee that the fireworks atart- anton - get grees pxnied att To Record Time Se ee see = a en ee oe | conan ao Ss tine: a armed up by his dash of : ed Walker, Mokan, Williams and |\dash and ran his last race for the points. Washington University of second, which Bishop fumbled. conda te Bishop to Hauser. Left on the If They if They ay ‘St. Louis was placed second after! Gene Robertson. out of the game base—St. Louts, 6; Philadelphia, 4. a recheck, with 21 points; Grinne!l] | because he is not supposed to hit | pases on balle—Off Shocker, 1; off meether contestants were blowing Win Lose them to right field, and two runs|Cipia won . hard at the finish Payman beat Clab. w. tL. Pet.Today Today were across, while Phillies were Edwards of Western captured Runs 220 Yards in 21 3-10 Sec- tira. with 20, and Kansas fourth, left-handers, batted for Pruett and | pegett, 1; off Heimach, 3% Strack ” perched on first and third. Mans r » hig jum (t} lean of f feet ° —_ 1 +f , a’ 643 655 621 ieieed aaa ak aie ~ noe the high Jun Dp with a leap of | fee onds High School Boys with 19 7 ’ ‘popped a single over Ric onda “ eut—By Shocker, 1; by Pruett, 25 as salon 2 81 621 el. er ee ee . naa); 4 inches. Gordon Smith, the Prin- Set N Mark Bier’s Work is Feature. head and Bennett, running for Sev- by Heimach, 2. Hits—Off Shocker, u ; } . : vies 4 al N rae "@TiyT i? Tolk * : . : : : ’ . y, finished way back -_ . *, 5233 ae eon " ae ©* cipia javelin thrower, established a t ew ark. The work of Bier, Washington | ereid, scored the tying run. : Jockey Mooney w baie) BROWNS 16 13. #82 “ sacrifice fly sent Williams across SP ' 6 in 7 innings; off Pruett, © in 1 tne » mooney was fairly del- ' 16 (15 “14 500 with the third run of the inning ang, ™®W Scnool record with a distance |* quarter miler, was the feature of The team that thus rallied after " " ; i . _ ‘ : “o ~- - -* = 2 e lewnwex~yuuwad mleeeecsenahelecosecsececens ey : ik ie i tl a wif eS ft Year-old champion had quit cold Qi bel i SCOHOounovuezal o-=-S3S eo Sew eooesesesdza : . . 4 : t 7 ‘ . * Totals Were only Payman, Dunoon and Blue Streak. The other three ori- einai entries had withdrawn be- *mile and an eighth while Ford followed with singles. al] of |4cademy in the relay, which Prin- | punoon for a second place by 12 New York 18 10 Mengt hs. Blue Streak. the fourth vid family carriage horse. being ; say: R | do: the a) hntiest yif D , ults. ‘ehvest bit flustered by Yesterday's - gau's triple and Smith's ace tied it ’ Mi fuss being 1 ver hi! ‘ nweEe ‘ "|He is the joint-holdter of the | fr third osition to break the r . Rade over him. The NATIONAL LEAGUE. in the ninth, and in the twelfth. . | ; geles, established a new world’s | rom bie = y a ahead ot Saat: rape off Shocker in seven innings, Urban ' —= DEFEAT; KEEN ROUTED | Only games scheduled lthe Phillies will be plaved this af- to Maloney of Cleveland in the von of a — ee by ve BO were clocked in 1:30, which placed hethe the Gees iat wen ane en he Post-Dispatch AMERICAN LEAGLCE. ternoon. Jeff Pfeffer in scheaulea Mississippi Valley meet. Won the | WOPlG S Beco th. Olummio rec. | them third, the time of Grinnell, | T]LDEN INJURED; MAY a pogo se Pree nao CHICAGO 11) Mav 4 Bos 1 wale to pitch for the Cardinals, while open championship of Seattle, | Trun It did break the Olympic ré@c- | winner of the first heat. being fas- ’ in to bat for George Harold Sis- . ; Abs, yt : é —_ - N ork. ° ies . —s © ~ : - a ° , f g oo ; * Braves evene } | Ring, one of the best right- Wash. on Labor day 'ord, however, held by R. C. Craig, NOT BE ABLE TO PLAY ler. ned the series to Chicago at Washington Jimmy & & . : , ; 1 912 at fer. runni ; | ' in the leaguc, In «pite of the 1923 Secor D ) rchison it oO -2 seconds, made In vin, ‘ — aren Tl - 1 light Peo | ae cu | «opty Gomes enneere merger be ts Oith © alee aids! the Municin. Ne ee a kholt His time was 21 3-10 Mitchel! and Blancheré pisces AGAIN FOR SOME TIME |. * wee ue Bune poorly, & & whi i? ] ; Ek ® an 11-to-3 victory The fact n a a 2 r * the Municipal meet at Francis (| *tockhoim is time » 6 third and fourth inthe broad jump |. tees Dispatch slump and thought perhaps Pat Bub athletes walloped Kee for 14 Minor I eague Results is wae ar gpl “qc pon nat "ae Field. Defeated Maloney in Mis- seconds Mitchell's leap was 22 feet. 1% ’PHIT ADEI Pil 4 “ie °4—~—Wil- | ™ight win a ball game for us," ‘ e . = ‘ or si eei nr “all , Y et "OT 1) a iaock ‘ run t )0- : ae | . = ‘ ar . | = ‘ and all their tallies in seven EXAS LEAGUE. play five games in three days. The Sissipp} Valley me Won in all Paddock did not run in the 1 inches while Blanchard jumped 2!/liam T. Tilden II, premier tennis Sisler said tonixht. “There is no TE 7 dual meets meter event. feet. 91% inches. Mitchel! was player of the world, received an tn- particular significance to the tnel- ings, Th : ) ey then added two hits . ” lec with Hendricks’ club close ; ‘ , a dal) 1, San Antonio ‘ battie ha ain : 0° ’ . a oo , . sh io - ) Wheeler in the last two pe- = yotioe & Fort Worth 7. the Cardinals’ present stand at 1924 Won the Missour! State C N ND I AYTON *hird in the pole vault, clearing Jury which may interfere seriously dent. It waa dark and a lefthand- ‘ ’ Sportsman's Park To date. the 190 and 220 yard dash events af AN EFAX A ’ the bar at 11 feet. 6 inches with his athletic ambitions when he er waa pitching, but I could see the Genewich went t ‘ . . ~~ e Tri} — sel ~ | Wichita Falls + so : Rickeymen have won eight and lost ‘olumbia Won al} dual meet y f Sppee — oe % altaya bell all right, at least well bers and gave only seven Shreveport 9, Beaumont ymen a f ane an TIED FOR LEAD, PLA Washington ran the mile relay in| ee a6 ene Merion Cricket Club — : but four [In the clashes with the races excep Washington the other fellows. The only sig- Tierney and Hartnett | . + > i hut the time waa not faat . y an rineit poled WESTERN ASSOCIATION. é ; ov NI , 3:27 9-10 but the time was not fast | guring a match with Vincent Rich- hor wis a ‘, tern teams itv freaehmar 2T) ryt w . = os The score: Topeka 2. Okmulgee 6 , pawe pos tg , aa yee ete ng, — es FOR TITLE TO Git enought to place in the finals arda The champion tore a liga- Te or - phage that I wanted STON | *H ; Bartlesville 4, Hutchinson amen ein pa = capt _ DETROIT phe O4 —~Robert Can-| Five Records PEstablished. ment in his knee and limped to the |*® Win e ball game ‘ ‘4 pr he iT) ; sie r“yT) - aa " » 4 “5 - ask * Muskogee 11, Springfield 6 HIGH SCHOOL MEET Peltret clubhouse It does not mean that Sisler wilt "5 3 Fort Smith 6-4, Jeplin 3-s “Continued on Next Page. “seepage yn ergs wre er peg lee gp ager eg ates ee The accident came at a decisive he out of the game. He will be J PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. PRELIMINARIES TO BE | selt of Philadelphia, - es lee ee Se os moment in the Tri-City champion- back at his old station Monday and ; ; Seattle 1 innings, in the rounc-rovo aayVes i ing if 1e¢-daa : ‘ ys. * ships e an cenhardas a eac! . il Diag ann mes “6 Salt Lake 14 HELD TOMORROW BETHANY HAS CHANCE fer the national three-cushion bil- | ‘land Locke was the estar performer seg cree one set of a three-set ier ve aso es —— 3 f o | FR ie om 3 Decatur 2 eenfor events and ant junior track ta aes nah ae a be ngewe 400-meter hurdies. Ivan Riley, of healed completely ‘ - | Elierve walked to start the inni inghe > aite-—Grant . Danville 5, Fy ansville 2 trials wil! te fs ts roel ecord was the task would appear t a real The standing: the Illinois Athletic Club, covered sleen eutvered aoa ne of @ “df ) only 00 Rave Sees S6D® ON ae PURO —Hariner, ee tt Padgett | woria & Terre Haute 7 (10 in- The junior shotput Fecers 4h the distance in 54 seconds ger tip two years ago but his game lames singled to right. sending El- Stole Peoria broken Friday by Jarrett of M: Kin. J Re age 7 _ wailtie: Gime ole vault, he? mot been affected even slightly. lerbe to third. MeMillan doubled te ~~ ~~ eaTERN LEAGUE. ley with a throw of 50 feet 2% _ I ethic em “a | a v1 » ila The ja us. p '| The extent of his present injury is| right center, scoring Ellerbe. but os west. who They are now tied with “ge shot put and high jump events saw not definitely known, but It ts be- | -Williame carelessiy overran third aw) R Wichita 6 inches. and by Levy of Seldan ann . 13 second place with two tories an the breaking of conference records. | Oe: airy ; | 6ith reaking *iliewed he will be unable te play for | base and was retired. spoiling the [as found Pittsbure. QD wetponed. 7 *) glish-model ee a i ae ue * also SeIDI- TE: 6 or own in this 4 * ey ot tb * Po. | ot &) 3 i ed ial aaa i SD we ee 9 * —— r to get a ced price. ©956-0305°0u~0~>° hae’ SGvracuse, postponed: the only events held ,;Concordia Baseball -' © _- cad ‘oteals 34 Nn frie t i* final tomorrow nierht inings). ii habeas ge cay 3. hurled the fron 49 feet 1% Inches. i... , Denver 8, fbi ‘he old record was 47 feet 10% two defeats . sae i = oa — ~~ a 9 Typlsa 7, St Tosxeph 4 hee nd will start at 1:30 1 Pa PF Pee Centinued om peat Page. many weeks. Continued ow Next Page. — j i) « = 1 es. ° - ‘ he go Ll mpires— Omaha 4, Des Moines 1. te%= ° ei. ‘5 ae eee “ at . ~a e ips * a - : yy . _-? fj tT * *

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SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1924. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH fF 2s ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ eer siaip — ms, GIBBONS ALMOST UNANIMOUS FAVORITE IN CARPENTIER MATO POLO LOL le Observers Think French ‘Real Championship Timber. Dempsey s Former Trainer Says souaeatansn a Fighter Is Weak Both in Stamina and on Defense Crifics Say It Would Be Altogether Out of Reason to Expect Man Whom Dempsey Knocked Out to Beat Boxer Who Lasted 25 Rounds With Champion. By John E Wray, Sports Editor of the Post-Dispatrh. The Gibbons-Carpentier 10-round, nodecision bout at Michigan City, pext Saturday, is almost certain to bring about interesting eventualities in the ring world, which, thus far this season, by comparisom with last year, has been as quiet as Sunday in Podunk. If either Carpentier or Gib | ~ bons should win by a knockout, the 4 . ° entire heavyweicht situation, now Gibbons-Carpentier tied up with color line difficulties | Fy g ht Facts | oP = | “s ; 0% ve" a: | Nyt y MSTIGUE SAW and the retirement of Firpo, would | eae Bri é . - 9", OL 15.8 F, 3 ;=2 - : Sn Py “THOUSAALD be reopened with a bang Jack BATTLEGROUND—Open atr | ” Free Wigs eet : } Uf je =E ase: GLOVES IA Dempsey then would move to the arena, Michigan City, Ind. about } | eae “SSe-: 7 ; fi ia , / " + S = ouUT WITH front and center and a match tm- |? 58 miles from Chicago. | 13 Sime ee it), !/// 53 3>- SS TH | S YP Gi: fi ae sy 1S YOUNGSTER mediately arranged. It is inevita- - CONDITIONS OF BOUT—Ten - . ble |) rounds, no decision. | Nt . . Lf 7 =F , : ne e , J ; . : Fither Would Qualify for Title Go.|) WEIGHTS—Catch wetghts, | Z NG TG : = Tf Carpentier wins, he will be sig- |> about 174 for Gibbons, 180 for t or f, ? ie. Detroit Ti igers to do what Dempeey could not do— _ DATE—May 31; starting time stop Tom. Gibbons wins by a oo 8 oe ie vee So: | re knockout, especially if he does it REFEREE—Now. between SS = ———— LN Se ae Wil //////- Sa seess 2: ‘Holl y K N York’s quickly, he will immediately be Joe Dickerson of Grand Rapids Sl Thee eet + rh 5o--.: come co-equal with Dempsey whvy and Matt Hinkel and Tom Red Sox uggers Ste ee oS Sy. ; : Nh hab -os= 7 8 Hits Scattered—Pen- also stopped Carpentier. |) Maginty. both of Cleveland. e pnp te ets amen er ~ 3 ‘sfeegsessc: FE Wills. Romero, Firpo and “pros- FAVORITE—Tom Gibbons, 8 Beat Indians, 6-2 3 ~epatngi e., “a — to make an earnest search for & By Jimmy de Forest, ESS | spite the fact that Johnson knocked ,» * i aed WS , ae = . . . ‘nr ry 7? 4 } - ~ . him to a championship. He | ‘°. Ppoun m png a gr eeige fought baitle, marked by several ; win o ~ at th UInmMm @.é¢ the _ Hliear 11 } : > . is a growing boy and at the P . an or collisions and footba:. tactics on - — ip +4 = , . _ a that only 7646 fans turned out, al- ; an ; ' human nd in the course of tim : bis right and if Gibbons carries the cing below fourth were Missourm “Tews sta ged a comeback here to- “Uman and + ; an “amateur” and the only thing : though advance sales of 21,900 tickets had been made. eut in two innings, while Nehf and fieht possibly Georges may score : day, winnine stirrin races ‘re Ty to 5 ¥ eed and ppes nougs ¢ ripe —_ « . ; It weeld be strange indeed if the '*: Kansas Aggies 10; Pittsburg _, | “4 ~ a eo ane he had to qualify him as a heavy- ° m . . ‘ - : a > : 5 - ie ; » = %. 3 man who couldn't last four rounds NO™™a!l 94%: Ames $4; OKlahoma@ ¢. oto the Crimson by three lengths, | °°" en Tae. ee ee wees Corer ee ee ae CINCINNATI ed = : ; = = . i¢ - ow -4 - ” - with Dempecy should «top the man * Emporia Normal and OKI8- white the freshmen won from the it behooves American boxing to be Wills Is Out of Race. weich more than 1!75 ponnds. : R.A. ABR! whem Dempecy couldnt put away homa Accies, § each, and Chadron) mouch-touted Harvard yearlings by prepared with a worthy successor Harry Wills. to my mind, ts com dhe Nean’s best performance f 15. (Neb.) Normal ! three-quarters of a length. af, r on , pid Siti ie . abroad was his three-round knock- . na i usily - . — . ~~ : 7 - 7? ~-*+ riv? = He certainly must hope it turns Grinnell. firet Blanchard. Si) ae Gte a Henley distance. a mile and five- gaged in a concerted Ci. Orr .t ie- ther “prominent” heavywe iehts of N es hase the unhappy faculty of eut that way For on the finish of Cone hee ™ oe i — . sixteenths, in the inlet at the sonth velop a “possibility.” My friend ee he first place, Wills ts 74 dn knocked out regardless. He this fight rests the Carpentter-Tun- +. .ASH-—Laoc! Nebraska. end of Lake Cayuga, late in the eve- Tex O'Rourke has singied out a _. pider than the is not the least bit fastidious in se- : i» , *» ’ — » 7 .* . Ol -_ “Ses ——s } hae " PFPOnMre' 3 Ar HOF > _ ney match for the light heavy- —_. OF : ee Risky ee n gz. when dusk had a.ready- fallen. quartet of huskies and he teils me 7 ~- b © g his que : It comes to weight championship and the ultima ace ae 1D ' The water of Cayuga was so rouch = steaue hag seen O13 Dest my mind that Rarbares! the man Thule of all heavies—a bout with e RUN Owlah and wind-swept that ee ws day When it comes to slipping he | who quit to Spalila. w ne of th | ILE | Da vi ahon an d- ‘ hat shells could e ; . ' sig, ome aes . ‘ ee a oe oS Se . > roe | rF2@io er. . - ~ i a | Dempsey. to cap the climax. —— dhe > al ~ — third Rosa Ne "ot be sent ont upen it promise ot deve ping unt > at wil! go faster than Dempsey. Asai who s ored a knockout over Nilles. The Frenchman and his manager aska. fourth e 4.293 A train load of more than 280) D¢ Believes will prove champton- o:ter of fact. I believe Harry not/2ccomplishing the feat in half a really deserve littie for thew un R nPasH—Rier eee py oe was there to see them. with severa! ship timber. All are a fel- ° ; lipping now but has been round if my memory is correct. *“Ratted for Nehf in eurhtn : edly o , n . Firebavue® (Kaneas) second. rT ages * = Cs . : : . x r . it ati > a ae . ; = ti So ty yt ~ aa . ~—e “es cao — 7 thi Wipperman (Nebras housand more gathered on the lows and [ have their complete , me tim I do not mean to pre ce n era ne the Tunney ‘ ~ *f shores of the lake. They rly ‘ord . ; ; sea 24¢4 teh they h 4 The sy NSarty | SUCceu. be li he fighting qualities of match. as . ave one. heir enorr Rs won witnessed a tragedy instead of a True enough at lack of sportsmanship will not make fart n ° > : Purms. | .rew race x soe =i Sell } u ' bt aes " o . shown anythin ing t ate \e | tl} rer sho 7 4 T+ ’ a hit with persons whe believe in eurth et 7 in Five Cornell college crews were ..., ot tr 1 Of the ethers Vrpe we enone ee ee — oe Ben . 4 " , e > a Vv ’ * ‘ ~ 2 . : ‘ fair play ‘a “et e . ‘a have participated in the firet OU n = s bas S3 a - ass De able to de feat Dem p sey. WwW lat out. Here is a biz fellow who is ! A ’ —OH Three. base rite ~~ - a ood _ : . ™ ; . ‘ ‘ . ] " > ~ = | “ il ) = ic it —— » >i LOW HURDLES Tayie Grinnell. event. The five crews went out in FT OO™MOS and ae denies [ aaid of Wills goes for Firpo. Phe | snowing ‘improvement fn all of his ouse Doub! eee as + “en AMERICAN OLYMPIC xy Washington, second: gies, rowing slow!y .. O'Rourke is no siouch nen it champion decisively whipped Fir- | ,_.,,, . ; a ite 8 way te tian oe oo i: Si l- 7 — _— ”’ Stiga ttlies, : | ; to Frisch to Kelly Hit _ Nebraska third \reen. Grinne . . arvard The Cornell varsity de- . reismDOnwe dg o~-”s to” co Cee Le le Le nortsCoiwrisok 2OoI9C2DI80oOroO > IsOSOSONsOND; Soo0or"e8 that three of them actually ° l me le ~ md > ~ - cen Sava inning. an for Snyder in eighth inning Stoessel Shows Improvement. ranieaited for Southworth in_ ninth, nnings— I 4 65 2 Wills, but it is the law of the ring. Of the greener youngsters who Giants mas innmat artientariv inter- P = ce Young Loe 7 or « , am _—— ‘ . > 4¢ > -~ + _ n ‘ _* = . ‘oe ry . . PISTOL TEAMS NAMED. Ne jent waters to reach the starting Comes to developing a be po once and he will do it every Eg Shannen cope Mee ne Lee. , . 4 cy’ R ou rke t l ’ Sour ‘ 7 es Jong - , ai.s . *. > — ~ > =—- :% ‘ . 7 = - ied ' . “a ss» FREDERICKS HIGH MAN ‘wird. Anderwert Washington. fourth “ a Reyna nan = ‘ive were culled. from the rank and ¢ meetagain. Jack Renault isat the his man with a short uppercut. The ; rs ’ Sw rT ot n - the eee =h a oe 1? a. ca = aikmcéa ww t= . > By the Aspoctaied Preas au > RITN—Hammerty anne “4 es : _> : was Sencned Ail sngiand afte a painstaking top of his form mght now. I do fact that anv youne hearyweicht . wee’ ii | rm i ‘ ° ~”~ea —" . ‘ oases ae *OUr series of elimination tests. not beliewe that he even ciasses today has fighting instinct enough NEW YORK, War *4 Tha Amer- G : Nebraska eoc ond af {] acs ee ee » > ° -” ~* > third W ams. Washington “"*** oust eo eight oarsmen , T New to use a uppercut sul r : with Dempsey and I do not beliewe | ‘° w! m uppercut would impress fean Olympte piste! team at siow : . —_ m ; sin | m >t : irre 3 PG &@ cOxsSWain each, were thrown Muc Can — . in hie *¢: and rapid fire was selected in the § LAL L ce ut mete the frigid waters ef’ the tiie bh pen m Year. that he ever will. He has the ad- ™e@ ‘® 45's tavor final tryouts held at Quantice, Va... 53 ope ars and while three of them were There isn ' vantage of youth but the difference These men I have mentioned. of ‘ | : ~ _- . . —e — i- nw BB -” > Friday. aceordinog te information ’ ry [_— : . promptiyv rescued sv nearby — s oniv ‘wo vears in his favor an te : he - * > * . > int ~ , ‘ ~ ’ _- > * . > i* — * . . - = = = — - 6 te — ef New York, captain of the 1824 a anil er th am tae oem aca Sl ° es po we young } are ere in : : ° oom | ss a 7 wane! nearly youn who with . Knowledge of the two is so great ,,.. Will Look for ’ - > . 5 P : it = / n*rew ha 4, - ' > ‘ea . team. . RFT ,Y—Poace . ° \@e m™m nules be fore they were SDot- 4 - Dempsey 5 a vor -_- > > "ar out- 2 - w ave n >t a n ip > ‘! i, Tark‘o ee ond = , . n ent = * p avy » : sh y § a Lat . 2 j « The tryerts were hel on e , , Rutherford. Oklahoma. | '°¢@ Atter that it seemed imposs - . tm gi ing oe ra z Telichs the difference in vears. . ‘head bre - a om '¢ > Ynited States Marine Corre’ rane ow . 498 bie to hold any races at all until! } Pp SOGTaC caine hn dn ' a ih . - 7 a atom nail ae hs _— pi , ent game, Er. vee ta : : “Pan _ ‘ : — ; a - ‘>= | / ‘*- _ = wo . ’ “x ~” te — ne and wsef in the selection of 2 Vs : Se enaggagymton P pe a was decided to make the best of it However. we must remember that hy: om Gibbons also is at his best. | | so oe - . a ae “ ee "a eal Micon 25 rom shooters to represent thie country : ~aps > ne el and row a Henley race in the nar- © Rourke will be arhaaltine and tather he was at his best tn the contendere or he heavrwereht rere must be more Shevtins le’ tf the Ofympte contests » 136 feet 4% row inlet instead of two miles on developing these men for the nex+ *™entabie affair at Shelby ‘ast venture to say that i I herebdw give notice that I am Th te wT een . It 4 hy i? sther | a | oer » j=*. ; - be - ~ - oo > Thent . J Wha! “ 4 ; - id . ‘ a never-Wwas ( arpen jer is ‘ale : Ka | | plate. making his first b Digh scorer of the slow Mre compe. er "3 oe neat eet mine Pn ae these champions developed from ing a great fighter. Now we come ™own at Yale as an athlete His parts of the country advising me of tthien with he weizghs more “ss Pp . malized as the man who was able |) “7 Ppenver | 3: se: 3, | nee D f it \ mien ts Bee ////) esa efeat Yanks, 7-3 Sats aa, | |Successive year. Yale made th Yankees were beaten this after- | /noon, 7 to 3, Holloway holding | SHOT PUT—Won by G A | Harvard: second. HL T. | Yak. - | bunched hard blows of Pennock | row.” Grand Beach, where the |* : BOSTON, May 24.—lIn a gale of ' ‘ , | fighters are workine. The men wil! PIKERS ‘FINISH SEC wind the Red Sox sluggers gave — se pang mp eg a OND z American League, made four hits | i | oc coo0ocoo" Pi Snecma Hildeprand and Rowland. | gan at the tmmature age of 12. Was 6 feet 2% inches Bes , i ill i ~ | vane . . Speed : - . - or heavywewhkt laurels. there the ‘ alt ‘K Two-bas —SeaeTSe. 2 agesene ss : LOSE INTEREST IN REDS 3" EE Sax c ~pment on oe oe SARE OS Tee tS TONER, Ser la us and Gdeveio erm tween the earth and the sky; they Vale Triumphs Gene Hobb: Three Hit: Drives 1 High Wind Cones Racing J 3 Victory of Fenenga’s Te Two Records — : Vaults 12 Feet 81 Ind Comes as Surprise—t} Soldan Lo By the Astociated Pre. CAMBRIDGE, Mase, Mey J Yale's track team triumphed en 4 The Hobbs brothers, Gene ar Harvard for the eighteenth time by | ever Yeatman for the clampic —_ their 3lst annual meet hel@ ga. a and a year’s possession of the at the stadium, taking ™3y Pointy | 6 terday. The score was 3 to I. to Harvard's 61%. A high ™ hits. Horace Hobbs drove in prevailed all day and foreeg eat. | 6¢ifth inning. In the final g pomement of the hurdles F 6goldan, 4 to 1. until dusk. gg In the title game Hobbs & Harvard upset forecasts by les | to a bad start by walking th ing the Blue until the events. Four dual records i j«man on broken but only twe was af next batter rolled to the p lowed. Syibar Schelpp, Yale game and was tossed out. A sing vaulter, broke by two Inches a | ) , il) drove tn the first r ord standing since 1916, es —" or by § 12 feet 8% tnches. CLA @ Bee the game. and an errer by > man figured in the other by loff served to make the siti the shot 47 feet 1% inches, alse 4 - worse. Spreck held Sara; Harv: rd record. A javelln lone fly te end the inning. of 132 feet. x, inch by Addie | ; of Yale and a discum meri | after this period, Fenenga’ 147 feet, one inch by C. C Carus was in danger but once, tn ter of Harvard were rejected ty & fourth inning, when he fille the judges because of the the wing § bases by walking three men = as Watters of Harvard, wie | 6 pow. He then regained c R va mbm =a Sind mile and and disposed of the remaining the 100 and ' ters handily. After that Northsiders made only one s four successive balls Chapman, Yale's 44¢-yarg | Hobbs’ Hit Decides Gam won in that ev for or the @tarkloff started the Clev only clean sweep of the day i» - hitting in the third and Harn 100-yard dash. vanced him to second with 3: The summaries: . & rifice Engler, however, s out the next two men. In following period. (Gene I third, E C. Bench feet 1% inches. New dual and paved the way for the tying om eae record. with a long triple to cente : ot ak, nf acored on Mowry’s single. Hi: the other twin. evened up the . - ivy ecor . lies , HIGH JUMP—Wen by R EL me 1 po ay oe ro ho ve weed > ova : er’s triple in the next inning ord. e. & nm crnesine ; es yr Gerould, men sing the plate. 100-YARD pase eel wy & y Meveland, in capturing the so soant A. Cocmfan, upset all pre-season expecta JAVELIN—Won 6 ‘ as the South Side team se fated for the cellar The game confirmed these specula when McKinley defeated Fene tearm In this contest, Hobbes the only man who looked as his teammates gave him support The followtne Satu @ greativ improved team def DISCUS— Won oy ! -ageagm and after that the C R H Ha! jowett ne ine was undefeated 145 “eo p Pacman be. to a ruling of POLE vavLT—3. s. , a {3 8% inches : came Principals, the Harvard Tr AMMER TH ROW= Won he emblematic of the baseball ec vard): third. W. . | Plonshtp. which had been ren ° Saini . from competition, goes to C ale): second. MW C Tai: r ie for third between BR. F. r land vard) and D. L. Quirk = i In the final gamé. Augte an s let Soldan down with three ties. to esin the decision ove 58 Score. ale. 54%: | : West renders. Reckett, of Se 220-YARD DASH—Won by B. - mened a gees Gee ae BR. given poor support. Ray of McKinley. collected two ties and finished the season @n average of 440. The eros: McKINLEY SOLDAN AB. R H a «er — ~ } ia 10 iz eb AB ecuer . 2 : l Cnaris’on eas .2 Thos es * (¥Connor sa2 Mf Lt * 1 2 Rebers'n 362 H - * © 1 OLeary 16.4 a’ © -03 © © Weaver rf 3 n ed >" ; 4 . ) Levy ef. 5 Pr... 1 2} Lipeott.. 2 20 as 4 0 ° pe kett pb.. 2 ——————————— . -_. ~~! ae mo ee —— Continued from Preceding Pum Totals .34 4 1v *Ritter "° oi **Goicberg 1 cipta track team in 1922. His best on Totaies .31 rc °F? a ’ time in the 100-yard dash ts F CoRat ind so. vy in ninth inning. * : '. - “G tor LL Poinenort nm ninth ?ter fiat Three watches caught @ i See ee ‘123465678 time in a meet with ¥ Me | Boidan, Pi SOOOOg Francis Field last month : —wi mw hite—Decker. Three-bag . a . ei tti th ; e* ‘>—. : st month nine = : ba. > a Pe a = > gies caught him running the 100% ™ q ~ane * plays— Roberson to O Leary \ flat. His best time in the & Me Biches Heit’ Beek to Wise rat. ' he, ~fell Beckett. Base on bulls dash is 22 1-10s, made at a —s 3. off Beckett 5 Struck sow Field ic. i as . > . Heil 6 Pitch ne record \eid. me . . t0 hi . run. in 9 tnnings: off The summary: — F *. $ rooms, in 9 innings. L bases — dan 3. McKiniew 464 Tie =e- in 40m Umpires—B) rne : he a MUNICIPAL LEAGUE SHOTPT ~—7.Steseall Virden Principia. second: ern. third. Distance. 39 ft 140-TARM Principta. - _- LO LP hea POPE GPE POLL” Led” - EMPIRE !I.FacrEe onda ne th t pl | Forest Park—Grounde a Typee vi 270 y _ er ] AO r . ry? ere sunds | > a8 Wiies-Chipman. 1} : BTOund 5 a) Curlee vs Newel i 30 CITY LEAGUE. ‘on Parkt—Ground. L Wada’ _ ei 'on m grounds 7 #&*eer aw grounde 3. Mildred © + . sa. m= Palreround— | Sumner L Today ' Bras niwtmer on ve Unies Ciects Beudlin. 3 “p'*— Grounds 17. Brews is eS

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Peta ah ee rs ; : r rte eo © hile bi Ae Oe ol Pere Ree Tag ey? ee ig ; : ‘ $ ‘ * oe ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee ae ee ee an — soo Ea 7_~_ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1924. ee ey oe ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4 MATCH) Ie TMAN, 3-1, A —_—_— — vale Triumphs Over Harvard In Track Meet Two Records — Scholpp Vaults 12 Feet 81/2 Inches ———— ¥ Gene Hobbs Allows Only _ Three Hits, While Horace Drives in Deciding Runs St. Louis Boy W victory of Fenenga’s Team in Baseball Championship Races | Comes as Surprise—Harvard Trophy Goes to Nine— : Soldan Loses to McKinley, 4—+4, the Astocioted Press CAMERIDGE, Mass, May 94 — le’s track team triumphed over rvard for the eighteenth time in annual meet held today the stadium, taking 73% Points Harvard's 61%. A high wing evalled al) day and forced post- bnement of the hurdles events atii dusk. Harvard upset forecasts by lead. @ the Bive until the dd nts. Four dual records were Ooken but only two were al. wed. Sylbar Scholpp, Yale pole ulter, broke by two inches a ree. standing since 1910, jumping feet 8% inches. C. A. C. Bagt- an ficured in the other by Putting e shot 47 feet 1% inches, alse a arvard record A javelin mark {1592 feet, & inch by Addie Bench Yale and a discus record of _— - The Hobbs brothers, Gene and Horace, featured in the Cleveland victory ever Yeatman for the championship of the High School Baseba!] League, gnd a year’s possession of the Harvard Trophy, at High Schoo! field ves terday. The score was 3 tol. Gene Hobbs, the pitcher, y ’ sits. Horace Hobbs drove in the two decisive runs with a triple in the fifth inning. In the final game, McKinley had no troub!] Goldan, 4 to |. In the title came Hobbs got off to a bad start by walking the first a let - 2s eir ielded but three e defeating - > man on four successive balls. The Hail, the Champions. pext batter rolled to the pitcher es tri . ~ j and was tossed out. A single by | -EVELAND. empe, 2b Mulvihill drove in the first run Of | sabreoks, ae H. Hobbs, ss _G. Hobbs, p |Mowry, cf | Musgrove. 3b R. Gleave. If Starkioff, ib x iH. AB. 3 3 4 ‘the game, and an error by Stark- iff served to make the situation worse. Spreck held Saraghan’s jong fly to end the inning. After this period, Fenenga's star | the i was in danger but once, in — ON dl ho Won - "a i Ae Oe ” i i a a i 7 feet, one inch by C. Cc ° of Harvard were rejected by be judges because of the wind. J. M. Watters of Harvard, win- Ing the mile and a half mfle and M. Moon of Yale, leading tn 190 and 220 yard dashes, were he only double winners. Gf Shapman, Yale’s 440-vard on in that event for the third ccessive year. Yale made the niy clean sweep of the day in the 00-yard dash. The summaries: OT PUT-——Wen by C. A. C. Buetman Harvard: second. H. T. Dunk. Harvard: third. FE. C. Bench, Vale. Distarce 4 fect 1% inches New dual and Har. vard collere record JLE RUN—Won va second third M K minutes V2 2 le - - - _ o—— — 13 Tournaments . Scheduled for Local Net Stars Competitions to Start Today With Play in Junior Elim- ination Events. fourth inning, when he filled the) bases by walking three men in a vow. He then regained control | YEATMAN and disposed of the remaining bat- | Schacht, 2b ters handily. After that the Blumenkamp, ib Northsiders made only one safety. | Mulvihill, ¢ Hobbs’ Hit Decides Game. | Henderson, cf Starkloff started the Cleveland | eee 3b hitting in the third and Harnig ad- Steiner, rf vanced him to second with a sac- Winkleman. if rifice Engler, however, struck Thiele. out the next two In the following period. Hobbs | *Bancrofe paved the way for the tying run with a long triple to center. He acored on Mowry’'s single. Horace, Ss men. Gene Totals 1 S 32 xBatted for Thiele in ninth inning. the other twin, evened up the fam- Club. 123456 S OR. tt Mer. lly score by duplicating his broth- | Cleveland aevertsooe O—3 | numero is opportunities to partici- | 4 it er's triple in oe cap inning, tWO | yearmman 1000000 0 o—1 ite ODI o men crossing the piate. Three-base hits — H. Hobbs, G. ) Cleveland, in capturing the title, 7 ee ee and vicin this season, § Bs Speet all pre-season expectations. shctace, Gaveck: arimg (3), Mus- from the as the South Side team seemed me _ K 4, nounced. fated for the cellar. The first #reve- Stolen bases empe, ; ‘game confirmed these speculations, Hobbs (2), G. Hobbs, ademas when McKinley defeated Fenenga’s kleman. Double plays—Winkleman - team. In this contest. Hobbs. was te Schacht. Wild pitches—G. Hobbs. tion. the only man who looked good, Base on alls — Off Hobbs, off as his teammates gave him poor pngier, 1. Struck out—By Hobbs, support. The following Saturday, 6; by Engler, 5. Pitching record— Me tne oe 2 yyy Off Hobbs, 3 hits and 1 run in 9 in- land nine was undefeated. atngs; off Raster, 5 bite and of Aig According to a ruling of the im ® innings. Left on bases—Cleve- principals, the Harvard Trophy, land, 4; Yeatman, 7. tmblematic of the baseball cham- Umpires—Byrne and Blangenmeis- Pilonship, which had been removed ter. from competition, goes to Cleve- | > weleenrenunegeuee By Davison Obear. wil) 7 : ee Local tennis players have Louis | izing hedule pust an- | in tournament: ee 5 feet 10 inches. 00 YARD DASH—Won by RB. M. Norton. Yelle second W A Corm'na Yale: third. J. tacke Yale. Time. 10 1-5 eacends. AVELIN--Wen ov F.C. Bench Yale: Kernan, Harvard: third, ITyuestance 192 fet % A new @ual record but disal- lowed on account of wind. POLF S Sebliiop. Yale frat: 4: tle fer third Durfee. Yaleg end L. O. He'ghta. fy mr. 6 i l. Tibbeta, Harvard. cheon. Harv : . Yale. third. Time 9m. DISCUS—Wen by « C vard’': wecond. J Pp R Wei Wallowe'! (H istance— ; ‘owt ir VAULT f& Sehoton (Yale. 12 extra trtes -~-Won K ‘a F. | oO et sai “4 The list was prepared by Tournament Committee of the ' Distri } Mowry. tne uls nnis Associa- +} following Harold kK] composed of the John > M mer Schwa! Touryamen afternoon Yale : “i Mooney, chairma Woodward H and Martin t play will with Warvase Hess, Brown, ? Telle open to- junior ] close with the morrow the and Ww event The "no siViis distri Sept eilminat tne during are 16 women's of ch —S§ inches in TITROW t Time—2Zh 10m. § re 24 ree are to be played, week on the i% ec heduile (Yale). Dis 1,ouis district nts to be held here for uniors and The Yale) second ' — tie for thir’ berween FR vard) and Db tance °“S ‘err inch BAO.YARTN DAST—Won by J. Ww. Waters. aecend. JO Geifum. bf HM Rar@n Tale Time m DS Score ‘ale. 54%: Harward, ar 5 220 VART) PASH—Wor hb B. MM Norten. Yale second, R. FR. Clarke. Yale third. J Ul Rroome Harvani Time. 22 4-5e 120-YARD HURDLES —Won bv H. M. Rellard. Yale aecond. F. Fijetcher, Har vari: third: C. B. Milliken, Yale. Time: 15 3.5 eecondsa. Son. YARD HURDIAZS—Won by KH. W Cole. Yate: secon’. J. F¥eteber. Harvard thm, F. P Kane Tlarvard. 4 0° _ . Comins Cheney (Yale): 1. Hyaee (Har- Wuirk (Harvard). Dis- 2 eve women — boys na- ree teams. usual Centra! the Interclub event ophy a new ‘hedule 4 a: 1 ile is Werner 11 n on i}women's city championship is a lapse of or the ‘ ryt. competitis the si he "fH De land. che } ] ; In the final game. Augie Hell Grade S oois to Piagetian Haag Ane let Soldan down with three safe- ° | | ' or tles, to gain the decision over the Hold Field Day at ar) » for * iub- West Enders. Beckett. of Soldan. t ; tional clap court championship re- pitched a good game, but was Spo mM Park yn]; g the States given poor support. Rav Wise, r S an S tour of McKinley. collected two safe- | 4 ties and t . = : ° . » ain ce cee the season with) Running, Jumping, Throwing Tae weuce: | and Mass Drills on Thursday’s AB Program. resumed atter several! i Time years Court Tourney July (“ourt the Clay The Clay } - played tournamen Triple A during the week starting July 5: July This will b me it athletic drills, executed in| 'eonjunction with music will be | the features of a Public Field and be at Grand Thursday Mass on lime » Be enain 0 e oO a3 Labs an f a. "ha +4 ) ¢ — Hee, } eld ’ Liiis ij er. | \ L si] iti Day ‘held tr boule-. } °R Grammar Schoo! Louts and is already beginn arouse more interest in the g With the entry of Willia n IJ. singles champion. KR 1 Howard Kinsey, double his Brian I. ©. Norton, Cla Bere nite—Decker. Three-base ht8 school field meet Meld here in Pring 9 — and sonny Devtie robereon (2) ise (2),; four years. aaa tpn : Heil to ee - | One thousand boys and as aa nai a fo ep Deckett will participate in athletic contests | % Becke:t 4. Neil é while 1200 others, grouped in the * Pris cee hte grandstand, will sing. There will |‘ — oe Seeeeer ee eePoe orchestras Psem least 12 clubs will participate Poepping’s band of 30 pieces wil! The > Shite BPenhte “1. WO hits 4 rooms | r Soldan 3. Mx Kinley lead. ipreparing to encourage ‘the women players f lh. 40m Umpires—B) rne enmeister i Since q*, r ’ rT) ld. the ittear een: : Goldberg O Festival Park. Music Tota's ninth tnnir 4 Sportsman's vard and Dodier st! _afternoon. This will sBat ted for Levy in - any for Lippir ings. McK iniey , : idan 1 > eet, — Cf . nynse be the first grammar, P??! n onnston he tournament to Wise Vila uccess Hasee on ba lle—Of f «i h 5 to the importance District the Werner tro is the run ‘ r ae end For e« OC - & all ; Pius ‘a . henthiceé amp'e Park, St. Bet ut oe EE ' pionship, men's siti ‘MRS. LOWNDES REGAINS SOUTHERN GOLF TITLE: : WILSON 13 at i q ‘Wes (Intermediate Fe wkd me Mas eat F ‘Detroit, Mich r “ness Men ve &; : trolt, Mich. = championship the Associated Press CHAT ANOOGA, Tenn. —Mrs. Dozier Lownd>s, formerly Southern women's golf champion, today -egained the title by defeat- ing Miss Rosalie Mayer of Atlanta. § up and 7 to £0 in the finals of ithe thirteenth annua] tournament of the Southern Women's Golf As- | 3 | Lowndes succeeds Rrowne *®8. fa) nam a Tune Muntctpal Forest Park, nis | he a huge May... un- Distance 106 | May poles (ra. \ Dt aeinia onal ee Wester™ » . ’ 10O« and Rice - Prooks “- - ‘ re ~~ iret July fons? ip A A. Ee joubles, | infor and boys’ | Fifteenth DP. te ee Leos, 1:30 Pa, rrounéd—Davison Piretes va. Pp. om WILSON: LEAGUE. ' fare) Park— a the only won of the Western but he captured one for shooting the “best 44 innings—and another ablishing a new worid’s am- points in 44 a third medal whe! .e narrowly missed after points from the th match, Wednesday ht Had he made point run of eight would have won “high run” medal Allen Hall only 24 years The of the eight er bout 35 player, the braska and balkline Hall } terson not cham- > ’ plonishp two medals game ; fi res ateur record for 0690 4 in owed ine t¢ innings ciose ) seven “spot” in the final niz this his the is are was &a f Omaha, Ai | verarze (one Ne- ‘ hree-cushions contestants Cahn, ¢ hampion at is past 60 g protege of Charlie Pe- His three-cushion game played in 1918 and his first serious effort at the game Was ) Thus, in four years a Very re- player Krembs assistant. who has deal of three-cush ion billiards with Hal! and !s cred- ited with having taught him some- thing of game, predicts that the youngster will become one of the players in the game amateur or professional. diepatches from emphasized ‘*hank”’ the first Ww - |= in 1920. developed made he } aif markable (sene Peterson's great the Prea fest the Chi- Halfs shots Press cago tourney eurprising abilitv on He that he learned art of the “bank” from Johnny Lay- ton, former world’s three-cushion champion Holds City Title. Solda: SAVS A graduate of High Hall attended Westminster | The only sport aside from which he has indulged is basketball He | A in Schoo! billiarda tn extensively plaved with the Battery team cl = BOXES FOR NATIONAL TENNIS EVENT UNSOLD are only eight guarantor |! ft for the Nationa! Clay championship, to 1? made by chairman of the Thirty boxes Placed on sale at a $700 each and have heen Fach box contains esix seats Those who have subscribed for the/| within last week are as! Joseph Pulitzer, C. D. P.| Jr E. F. and J. G. Wil-/| Lansing Ray. EF. K sude- | Missour't Athletic Associa- | E. FE. Haverstick. Any to eerciuTre one of these! boxes ehould communicate with Ferris at Olive 7580 The purpose of the sale of gcuar- antor boxes ts to raise a fund of! $6000 to defray the expenses of en- tertainine the visiting players who will participate in the clay court) tournaent Among the entertain- | ment features will! be the following: | Smoker on the opening night Mu- nicipal- (pera dance a local country club, private part) I D. There rt ter nis be played here July 5 to accordng i Wheaton | finance 5} oO announcement c* Ferris were re-' price of} taken. | iTtae J orn vy cently "“n > - hoxes the falilows Hamilton liames, E& ington, and Dr inn ‘ 's » * +s 4 v5) ‘ against adept as at / son ’ a t | though er and BAR ifving 'cester, ito hi / change / Jones, ' final who ret Allen Hall. Jr., estern amateur champi the Municipal I sons past. Hall is local amateur ion champion He wo 3-Cushion i i i i i ‘Winner of Billiard Play in Chi cago Says Western Tourney Is iperior to National—St. Louis May Hold Next Na- Shots. Louis has the best amateur three-cushion billiard players in the urned home onship in a @#ague several sea- three-cush- n the title from Gene Deardorff last year and successfully defended it challenges Kirk and present of Dr. engaged at tournament for , Macklin in an the players udge by what ! encountered “hicago, third secand, come himself to as becoimne ons. Layton’s part watch- rourna- fter ent of superior t ap in een ly hold ree-cushion in St said (“ollins Western leading na- assured meé r the West the ent yes- > hy Lne here next sea- to provide a club If here I am young St prise every- We here, sweep al Was l! rior to Forrey lished play- or na very ? he of ional INELIGIBLE FOR NATIONAL OPEN GOLF EVENT, P. G. A. RULES | 3! Gore, "2; NEW YORK ineligible to round open golf ern division of Maes, decided Mav 24 compete of the | i« l “A h l¢ h nN ext today f 7 was by sional Golfers’ Association, to which | case after | the | Barnes had appeaied hi the rejection of his United Golf Ass to its late arrival! States tournament hy the Lnited of the Associatior of address and not know the date of t! entries until! ‘entries had been closed, paper. The U. SS. G. A but Barnes appealed to which organization @and of the U. S&S & boat ride on the banquet the iest tournament. — Jim "nited championship, rns Tuesdays entry wiht he had read the ‘East- in Wor Thi the rs by ociation d l¢ Rarnes contended that the notice sent | Golf failed to arrive due to ai he did of the | h Was Statee that iofing that in a news SS & refused the entry the FP. G. A sustained A and «a of the river night farnes | in the quali-., States Profes- ' Puritans Gain ys Heil League Lead; —_ 2 Tower Is Victor (Triple A Scores Easy Conquest | Over Fisher Bodies Team. first League The the Puritans gained place in Manufacturers’ by th defeating the Liberty-Centra]!] team yesterday by a 19-to-4 score. AbKe- meiler aided his team to its fourth successive victory by batting pair of sin- The Ren- ards won from the Sunlights by an 18-to-15 score The rallied in ninth uTiable overcome (ards lead. | Triple A gained an victory over the Fisher Bodies team, win- ning by 11-to-1 Pfeiffer held Fishers hits and fanned nine men. The Wabash team postponed game with the Rock Island team in to whose was morn- a two home runs and Tue vat. gies in six times at as inning, hen- a Ti the were long but to PaASsY score, five a ; the Lo its respect President Taussiz wife buried yesterday T ] ] ] and Imboden; Kemp j ~ # f Standing of Teams. Ww ! ; . 4 4 chte ] 4 Commercial League. The of C“omn Tower Camp gained yesterday ito Ps: 3 to . i the ly *) tearm ercial League its fw. =. #SsiVe victory A Sijc'e feating the ir? Towers wor Frame wh ry > ° ° ‘ ney « Aut Par ‘wo tied ‘ored runs had inning after the ecore The (Feneral 2 defeated nv Belts W arehouse ton Belt Cotton an scored eight eounted bs winnir team by rallv in the contest was won which team n perfec t run, a singles in R. EF. tean straight vetory Curran An ll-run inning settled eided game =" : sie CY ti a score ond ortner one ic tear 1 Credit hy id nome (Shea ra ? wo ha ‘wo if *? ‘ fn Twe is re i 4s ' ; f Teams. > a=" j Standing o a VM myo : 4 Pacific League. the Missour'!- Missouri The Engineers of Open Saturday Until 5 to oe We Match Your Coat and Vest (Ceprrighted) 713 PINE713 Fring or Mail Veet or Sample ' ; Out. | hard out | eral sixth iin Sunlight | men's League A RN A a ’ . Arizona Polo Team Holds Meadowbrook Team to Close Score ~ ~ a " - " ~~ = ~ ~- . ~ ~~ - Oe NEW YORK. University of team. playing in a month, skeptical Hasterners holding to an &-to-4 score aA team if Meadowbrook players who outranked the collegians by 14 goals in handicap rating The Westerners will meet Princeton for the intercollegiate jionship in a series of three beginning May viar' nt figures of the polo were impressed by today predicted that bovs would deileat the cham- May 24 Arizona its first surprised toda \ bY Hk polo | match . who work Arizona wort td their ta ke W east. and to the ~ Held Winner in Missouri Valley Golf Title Event ——— Piker Star Has 310 Total for 72 Holes—Equals Par 73 in One Round. veclal to the Post-Dispatch. LINCOLN, Neb., May 24.—Eddle Held of Washington University won | the individual Missourt Valley Con- | Sr ference golf champtlonship today. Kansas Untversity won the team championship, with Held turned in a medal score | 72 holes. second with a 316 Nebraska sé€c- ond. of 310 for the Kansas stood card. Hield shot a par 73 over the Lin- coln Country Club course in one of his rounds today. His card. --44465 43 44 3—35 3546563646 4—-38—73 Toedtman of Washington had a) run of luck yesterday and turned in a 192 score. He was-bet- | ter today and his 162 for a 354 total Crowder of In Accounts by an §8-to-3 score. The Engineers tied the score in the inning and a four-run rally | the seventh proved enough to’ win. The Freight Accounts won from the Boosters team by a 3-to-l score. Madsen held the Boosters to four hits and fanned 11 men. Innings. 1234567 Engineers 00010241 0— 8 Gen. Acc’'t0 0030000 Oe 5 be 3 Batteries: Coshaw, Higgins and Kineal) Fehringer and Long Innings. a 4 5 R. ULE Fert Accta..] 3 Boosters Of Batteries: Madsen and FPrott ee and Fink Manning Standing of Teams. e°efre Accts Att E-ngtir rt (;eneral boosters Craftsmen’s League. team of the Crafta- defeated the Algiba! an il1l-to-6 score. Shell Algibal batters The Magnolia by 1] ngs- team fanned Try Algab'! 3% @ Patteries—Snell lelfinger and Lipps Hiuebner: Gub Crafitsmen'’=s League Scores, Beacon beat the Euclids today, *& to 7, to gain undisputed leadership |! in the Craftsmen's League. The two teams had been tied with three games won and none lost prior to vesterday'’s contest The winding | run was scored in the last inning | on FPfetfer’s single, he being ad- | vanced by Gerardi’s out and scor- ing on Schaettler'’s single. Pfeifer had previously saved the game for | his team by a sensational catch in left field, doubling the runner a home plate by a wonderful throw Good Hope trimpned the Mt. Mo- riah team by a score of 15 to 11 Tanner for the Good Hope team pitched fine game until he was taken out tn the last inning to try out Weil, who allowed the Mt. Mo. riah to seore four runs, principally | through his wildness. “a _ against of the afternoon, | gsmoothing down juntil TITLE se — -_ = re Navy Varsity -Gains Victory Over Syracuse Middie Crew Finishes 4% Lengths Ahead of Rival in Rowing Feature. RE TEN ne , Dispatch LIS. Md... May 24— today in Naval Acade- first real test season, reckoned cohege make Specia a bPoat ANNAP from Syracuse Winning decisive fashion, the the had Varsity in it has showed that is with among the crews this season, my this be strong and will which to if |a real fight for the honor of rep-- resenting this nation in the Olyme- pics Paris this summer An unusually good Syracuse crew defeated by four lengths and a half this afternoon on rough water, and, incidentally, the Navy swept the river by winning n two other clashes, an over- whelming victory for the plebes against the visiting Fresh and a triumph of the second crew Syracuse's Junior Varsity. The first vear men had their brush first and made the best time though this was hecause the head wind gathered force as the afternoon passed and the course became rougher all the time. AH the races were over the two- mile course. The times of the siz crews: Naval Academy Varsity, 12:14%: Syracuse Varsity, 12:28; Naval Academy School, 12:12%; Syracuse Junior Varsity, 12:33; Naval Academy Second, 12:12%. Syracuse Freshmen, 11:49. Stiff winds and rough at scant water postponed the hour of starting and _ then a torrent of rain set in. The however, the effect of the course, and the first race was rowed under fine conditions. Using shorter oars. Syracuse tried the same tacties in all the races, that of setting a stroke se fast that the Navy could not stand the pace. Excepting the seeond crew, the challengers were easily met by the Navy crews., Bierman Reaches Valley Semifinal latter had. Piker Tennis Star Defeats Ma- haffa and Broady in Title Tourney. the Post-Dispatch LN, Neb., May 24.—Capt. William Blerman was the only Washington University player te remain in the Missouri Valley Con- ference tennis championships at Specia! LINCO the close of today’s play. Bierman is in the semifinals of the singles and will meet Glaskin, University of Kansas captain, to- morrow morning. Rogers of Katte sas, and Young of Ames play ig the other semifinal. | Forrester of Washington defeate ed Skaliberg, Nebraska captain, in the *" first round, 6—2, 6~—4, but lost to Rogers, 6—2, 0-6, 10—8, in a match that lasted more than two hours. Smith of Washington lost to Don Elliott, Nebraska State singles champion, 6—4, 9-—T7 Bierman eliminated Mahaffa of Drake, 6—0, 6—?, and Broady of Kansas, 3-6, 6—2?, 6—3, in his matches. — —-~ > = Net Matches Postponed. Yesterday's opening matches ta the Interclub tennis tournament. for the Werner Cup, were postpened later in the week Ferris waa to meet the Triple A players. while Forest Hills was scheduled to play the St Louts Country Club team. _—— Sey? 249° San? ean. sae k ne.2 aS S7u8 C208 S708 6499 24>" 24) 15¢ Olive 8757 25 e Sees 20Fe Sere as a worthwhile satisfaction is wrapped mode by Cone RATES SSI toe Ne rtmeaes 7 STICKNEY-HOELSCHER CIGAR CO. St. Louis, Mo.

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TT te — — - ~_— er - — —— — — ~ — —_, —_—_—_—— —-— ————————— r 48 ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1924. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a oe MODEST, 40 TO WINNER IN GRAINGER MEMORIAL HANDICAPA WMiCHINIERESI tet, sc a hua Ge Pl ne Ramcocan uM WU OTRENGT| »> Chacolet S d: U. S. G. A. Rules to a - | acoie econ ) oe sh ae Wee - ces Rite es Marathon Ranners . . @ ’ — | Win Three Races § Depart for France | ALG ; , 4 “Noy Poor Fish 1 Did NOT — By . | . : NEW YORK, May 24 . I P Outside of Money | mg a: 0) eat / . { THAT WASN'T A SWING - 1 Was EVEN of the best vn A all Ss Democrats Speculating é ' e h ry, six . mm | | THE ‘HA U : JUST WMBERING uP MY wRisTts — oe ie ae ome Amer- | Sheridan Conoers Fine Field ‘ to Whether He Woulk : s2 Olympic distance Among Also Rans in Church- |W aa You " ARE YOU GONNA FOLLOW ME AROUND sailed today for France on the gan Handicap, i , -aris |} “TrY Yo BEAT ME PLAYING GOLF Ai'S GOAT IS RAMBLING! July 13. the closing day of the By George H. Daley, RACE WORTH $12,000 x io benefit of nearly six . | CAN OUT TALK ME ANY “TiME ) ee eee eee 2 NEW YORK. May TICKET AT ST: s Members of the team nog Ye another triple for the . | Betting, Lasts Long Enough \\RA } , | ; | eter: Solby College athletic) table at Betmont Park tai Party Workers Concei were Clarence De Mar of eye Seeman wee ee tt As Much Over Gov Wass.. veteran winner o the oniv to be lost as Sam Lows ship and State Office Star 3-Year-Olds | Ne a STROKE. YOU CALLED ME FOR Strong or Weak Cz . The marathon race ill Feature. eam : track and field sports, bat the Ryan, Colby College Breen’ to the Post-Dispatch Sp | | *, Ye oy | . | - | ? ’ hn te 2 Boston marathon which was ‘h® (/claimed him for $6000: Sheridan, " = 2 4 : - —_ = ee | f/ =) Francisco J : . ‘“ : ; « ’ - . 7 * “hh rehil! of San . ' ’ , Another great race has gone tnt: aes 5. 4084. - ‘, JP ag : ; % 3) : —— .* a 4 ry) es / sseceaiin Wendling of Buffalo, Car! , manding victory over a strong & the Presidency. : | = : Boek “2 im anemic At Jamaient Chilhowee and Beau Butler movInG MY BALL AN’ ('M DON'T You SuPPosE I KNow Th' RULES ? lente bepes fer Vee eae Capture $10,000 Tobog. LIKE A SHERLOCK ? WHY DON'T YOU Siev'Rt OFF AGan - , ee to net See | | date If Nominated. 3 ~~ ? INSTEAD OF RULES © IT ADMIT YOU runners are being sent abroad ) Of the New York World Sport Sag SUCCESS OF STATE Dazzler Another Outsider in \ : YOu “Tee OF F 2 ‘arize themselves with the course. man, Sheridan and Nedans to Finish Third. ) . ' - >. acach whe will set as trainer, where the wind played LOUISVILLE, Ky. May 24 Z SE at os ' +a © 7 A ; Ts A in Te | a at ls Aes final Olympic tryout; William J. >\the absence of Zev, raced te history and with fts running an af je Ade! eae A Ay ; ; ; : : Zz gt : - bas: Linder and Raiph pein = i ( veins = womnel | > 5 }. view creak gg from his headquarters. _— LF", «ts Whether McAdoo will prov 40 to 1. Dexter, another outsider, , that the weather was damp ; 7 ik candidate which was almost 14 te 1 te shew. , oy : | 7 | 2 . .@ ‘f7 chilly and the horses had to bret @ enee = Se now interestin : / te 4 profess to believe he will be Luke as food enough to win the Grainger Memortal Handicap. Ed — oe aii li “4 ; - - - ~~ - tunity to beat Modest However. : ont alate tana ts ata ate ths an ees | x furlongs: } will be at Valley Park. : est candidate among ey cot ct comets ine wees Assert CING RESULTS AND ENTRIES GS YaST ie ck tect Segre se makes eam Roose can y u cede the weight arazen Sser S | t th } By ....111 | wtth a turn at Fern Glen and the jsiee At that potne those mentioned. There is, | Modest carrted 99 pounds anc ~ ~— re a ee rasta PrN ~ . es sla inact tit aati tii tli ' . € =, } Os - | finish at Valey Park. The singtes chances did not look x ever, a very vigorous anti-Me. Chacolet 125. Ri ht Hand Must At Belmont Park. Spanish Name and ME | At Charchill Downs. | est 1 ....102 Full of Pum....117/@ one-mile event, will be eaten bright but he ae element in Missourt, and from - i tr oo~ Johar > -at the Union Electric station, wit and steadily around turn, t one hears the redi: When the Meld got away to an ig Weather clear; track fast. ee ee ee ae For Tomorrow. 0 Oe ee a een ‘the finish at Valley Park. 'when straightened out for heme 7 oe te McAdoo heads aM nati ee eee ene Aste. | . ERSTE ot cs. mile onde ols: | 224 S@ foaley le Cx ne mile— oe sii ieee ey ">| “Final trials for the American rave challenge to Worthmers wit ticket there will be many th ary soon showed near the front. ul e ots weenib——Sherman 104 (1, Fate). 4 tw 5. | guyin lt Pers.ste: 2 aimers!. | rear-cids and cpeard seven furwongs. | Doubie Si (00 Corscen 5 Otympic team will be held at Bos- ae pon oan ae ae Se @nds of Missouri Democrats Actuary went siz furiongs at a ter aon * to 1, 4 to & srcond: Be tle - Wes "] 42 + mga 102 a 2 Lio} *Esek | 2 *Star Red °....158 tom on the Charles River. the sec .4.1, pressure by o length e Will remain away from the ¢ rifie clip, bot he retired thereafter | Tim ey , home Bi. eV EN TH it ; ; --°°**"lond week tn June. “ge = half | and that consequently the Re hasty beaten Professional Champion ‘ 2. Eee ae added a and up.} Roi 102 rh : | today’s races will qmalify for the| Harry F. Steclatir, owner @f the | lican ticket will carry in Miss. = "He howed Se swe RACK steeplechase fer 4 | $- s > Ait: Th sunny Dect 103 Hie erat — a Be 3 national finals Rancecas stable, a ; Reed Ficht An Flement. - He sho that be is only Says He Uses Overlappmg i ot Gin ae : pow laieees SEE thee | — ee ‘oe ete ytle Fi _ar- beers Officials today will be Fred finish: “I guess we sent the . & eprinter and cannot carry io 6 ir re ile jtumn Belt i | eth 99 \H ri) $ Hobote S2 r , ; ak tome 1A) Le ' * hott in ae - Lacy, | horse to Loeutsville for te ' The anti-McAdoo element Grip or irons. > 1 2 pews : oar iy - 15 mow C..408 |) Vuyaka LO” 6Job: : . + AO Antierpeare ..... | Pott f, starter. =s ci? ¥ : »win »f Senat weight. : aRegalia.|.-¢ Ota Faihfu a) a eo gy ‘9 il +e —» ae judge of finish: P. H. Byrne, judge | t2ek7 Derby. That 23-year-old ce the following « enator Ree Chacokt Makes Creat Rid. | | 9 | Burgcess th Time | 1 , tainly ran a nice race.” f very nearly the same The Hopeless aiso was used up with By G dhs | oa taw@eenere ee _ctzth, race purse $800. a o of aa turn. and Don Russell, clerk | The son of Sweep took hi . | Adoo leaders. Charies WM. | a ene Sarazen. Fa whigg tang sty : Create teas 100 “See Belaanen , Of the courses. among the high speed heres «f Ge @ reckinridge Longe. W. R his early exertions and dropped y : . Parewel TS ent ‘@ayv, and there ts no reasen te be ag . m o_o e4+eowr- o-- ro) . _ 29°29 Ce Pt rt re ee 1 Panna # > - A = aww " " back toward fhe close Chacolet | American Professional Champion Yale Net Team Wins. ‘lieve that he will not ge wes ser, and — r assocmtes, Were Which trailed her flel@ ior the. (Copyright. 1974) iriow 2 | ww oo : : 1 =e sont fee mile and a quarter... His partie @ . leaders in the unsuccessful f first three-quarters, began moving! 2 my last article I exptatned | oes. kee) 2 te ! mond Rev : Pind ‘ an ae sjoimina ' CAMBRIDGE, Mass. May 24.— | thoroughbred family ts not confine § Sgainst Reece in 1922 and of up rapidiy when the tufn tnto the how I abdtained greater distance tn Lins ; “s ~~ ir-old ' —— w The Yale varsity tennis players de- to sprinters : £ successful fight against him stretch was Se but her heavy a and upward alie and 0 verde: | reated Harvard. 6 to 2 and the Yale Much year. McAdoo's nomination w mace, Dut her heavy imy driving. 1 told how I had Bailey. | et weicht told on > : ) rT ran. ; ; ' 4 To ; .seeee-112) second team liost to that of Har- Mad Hatter ; be looked upon by the Reed Ors her and. though she e8 SECOND PACE ocree $1700 maider ng ae — - ' eT , 114 “ee " : > . changed my swing slightly so that T7hTH RAC Tebecr=a: A tain ge “ me Shinds > *Glanme 0” ‘ ++ ae ' feoes ' vara {. in matches played here , his speed | lowine as another victo for made a gallant bid, she could not |, a | Cal ide. for J vear-otés gud a lienge-—f Pas oT ae ~ 4 1 , : ae today. under 128 pounds. | ore 3 ahetrns catch the flying featherweight ont instead of following straight . iceman n 104 ‘l. Pater ren 98 40- ge Rag EE ee wie Ann! pitt *Qaot 9 ; FS Pp Hay-Long-Hollister forces, in front Modest won wih plenty through with the ciub tm the direc- 7) 0° ues 6 we =e Le Relsay). SS at : money ° fer third Inte the efroke and thus obtain c furlongs: Sizeie. 106) oan} be 6 Re oad a7 . | tled Reed so far as Missouri « Chilhowee. wecrend ot Che Ker more power. Ordtwart ly I actlvocate f 3 year — aD. r iin 0. ” . bk . ; } ' ?; ’ ie ; > | “oS , @® a tro’ in party politics is concer zine Hephaistes 111 i cond = =Dusi . i ai ndiemy ro | ‘ . tacky Derby lest week, end Reay fe'ickinmg to ane style of play. pro . ' eat. first m S34 Quite a cheer wen’ pos )D'y make ft !' don't bother te —_—— — ur me and one ! —_— nt » |} remr-Olds and % peard ie the aan from the polls, ‘ from e few sbarpubooters who experiment any further in this di M ° * , ; resal at Missourt. norm bed backed htm. Chacolet war rection. I merety keep my touch. At ple H ghts. & close state, went some 150 $4.40 for the place and $3 66 *o as M@ were bv practicing a tt! Republican “ show. Modest’s piace price was'each day In order to bring — easy: The reverse of thts sftoa - e) RS ai} 27.90 and to show $13. while Daz any shot you must ¢ ur furlong aD 8 iis would be almost as certain if gher paid $23 to show. ‘the club i fouc) ts aomet bine >: bm oe 2. Ss 7 , omane st RAC} 2 od ie Edgewater : any chance Gov Smith of ’ tntangib'e which has as vet 10: rr|ait) $360. third 7 >. | on lid (D Wow s° tn — ; 3 | Tork recetved the nominattonr —_——_ ~~ — ~ a — - ; mt . + . mv “a o ~~ . ai " : . ; s ’ . . & May Not la | matecn a Poy Bu Li Martin | $3 4 50 fir ee of Brit a : > e — -hey consider the leader me thir s certain you're n if) ibe. 113 (Shar 2 2 60 @vEenr1 + on | S a © ef EF iy to #o , ; Auad gf 4 good oe ore chit ™ me : . 4.5 Lieut y dQ " ‘ Pe ni : nee ’ - : A . : ‘ j Ominatior. With Smith the ne or e ag if yoo havent kept your hand in Merry Mars and My Error aiso ra: mee it the frame Rb Ff mime. purve §$50¢ track heavy. A as GLARE, ‘7 te de bile, Be Be is Ifkety that there we , Rae i = many Democrats rer a few months ago 1S ' b2.70 | thin hee = ae @ Hoe 204 — prowess > | @way from the polis as if McA Frequent Postponements on ” Ser | a: ed. shshburcoe 106 (Pare | . Reseb OS $ Armor : > 3 | “any the nominee. They would; . inderful always had the tO. third Time 1:] es r eh tage ‘ .9 aa differe ; : Account of Rain Have etieaes a > the pin any (er. Youneed. Berretta af | | ete erin bO3 > , 1OF | ele , remote, A. F. Kinderwater. super ratead of beine able to fade my 7 4 a econ I oon | Dose sig ws The dia . Oe siti .t] Ya f Sr . remarkable VALU Eonthe = q a le. intendemt of physical education hots I began ¢ ook them sugent “uaa ta sli ? s ce n $1000, 3 a ey at Fricus Gadeuins nes announced ve ierday Try as | would I could not seem te —- — : ive and om ne ‘ riongs 3 a e ad@cenp. market And they know \ Ae Adoo Par of ther ; There are !| groups and a total ° *™ froin this hooking. Now > oe Sea 7 ; ' ‘ 10) vent Sra 9 ’ Lie KK ’ +3 . Ps: Smith a player who pulls Dis | . “ ‘ .— ws ‘ bans $s) | , " ms ; ; ~ : 7 oO v¢ bi} we ' + Z er 52 school z wed the 7) aa et She »~ 4 ~ , ; , ‘tv — 1m , " = i + ‘ ort . _ e« we . c " : > . - z hi | h ~~ ks oe . = pane ts never will win a cham- jo ue - 4, saeeee. © Henri Miracie 103 u ‘eligeiied ‘un | -++ 215 wu sto. W ite O Wi ever Cc anges— ae: - would not encounter the | Rall com petition the . because rere Ww no con Results of last week's canes fn! oes iiettiaeaenad > pees this hind of shct. A hooked ~ ‘NCatkM) 2.55 "Es , om : . p ° . e ee lew iy : -“ aie CR elaimi $800 91 : nt F ace. ~-year-oft@s foer saad « cm Billty . ; all cun and more often than Py ae eee oS ~ ; A no Sriones Araignt | ee as been gctren Mttle cons Mield 26; Roe 14: Grattet 8. Meld . li lead vou inte tronb.- ind 11} bi . $2 My , | 0 : On , : = - ‘tf . | ee eration by = = 2: Stix 6 Gratict ¢@ Mason ‘2 ‘Bia 99 e ctanhe and u¥ ree - ae ~ . ae T Tt "te (Ti! “ * "are ; Biair 5. Crow \ \ LiOt ’ Mary! a . 3) " «> st fhan te get “ x : . in, i] aiming 4 2; Harrison 6 (jay - Ashland 5 on ball and Nave to guess what md rrha ree ¢) ti een — Bryan Hill : Renton $. Laclede 1: na * , » Res 69 iSharne a4 > 60 .* ™ : '» : . - io war -* MN ~) Cupplies & Laclede 5&. ‘itin tupee. 111 (Mecow: $9 oc Colered school Moagtromery oe ae . ’ ; ‘ » 3 O-« rr = - e -& t search for ‘he Ma 4.8 Bo co Meher anc Pimcastic «iso ran 20, Dessalines 2 tro l experimented with my : ‘ning wtt . £ hb 1904 *% hes be > . RR ara jeocen Guse ane teeny 5 ceeld At Woodbme ' ee , ) *Jaune! 104 setiess. | a *8rried mor a . Pe . * ‘i - - - . J As " ’ hs D . ti 4 C ~od" wind " } i 3 e often for PUBLIC SCHOOL oft pra cally any kind o Syeeshes eteniies : ae y gale: wreck | | a . the Republicans coats ie shot | ranted An Wit! my track heavy ~ . : ) “Apprentice allo . ’ . ; —_ b BASEBALL SCHEDULE Te cennhienintii: T focna| 7TMST RACE. $1960 ctaiming. 3-yens ? 1 — | ee ted me wld ts ¢ ‘ ' . =_ “ oat 10 an . ry c ’ n > sa “acs > a At Maple . ' a % H a in 1904. Tar in 1908 r’ nn “could obtain + At tire 1 fol Rerancogs" $2800. 8134 = 3 jase 18 Heights, [| ee i ia alin puzz) Then sud nd , ~“ id ¥ = é r T : s | ! carried Gehedub os ~- 20 , Co n the trouble might b. ind ah 115 Me - | or i Ormorrow. j us 4 the year of the Republia GROUP B Monday ed , : Oe. Soewem. | : ange ll Sabie entry OD elias ee ie, Bee dominalng and ofisetting the ‘ ' a : ae : - a ‘ Biz 310 . Soka 95 a -) be q Me Gardner's. plural Somereund _ ee A Kreigatages sng” sreckre = me to we % — Lig Scobie x) seapanin . Lil " Geth te vids i na co 4 ¥ce ; Hadley. tm 1908 as ,y 3a. mb Zot em arm he right hand on a pm ~ ~ rc 7 : oS = ~~ §, =. 4 4 . 1938. were the “Py i- Monday May 2A , shots should be used more to guide ace: ou a Time 1 5. «Res } 3 : fae | ae Goss ely apap Oh a Repubnican candidates | rman Parl the shot than to hit the ba! ob armen: ~ : -s : : 106 Great Northera’-114 | 2. ; Rapid Pos : - a Santor | mught have corrected this fault Handcean $10 O« 2 we ~ ‘eather : ~~ My ; ne i a , ‘sa Stac boaz.. . | asily and continued with ' inte . me =e 4. rims. Diet. 102 : | B.. 4 “han gen. a ee No. 3. R 7 — Tater Te . ij 4 as either a Repe as a Democratic State 5 ‘ary or more it was De °22S3 ‘ew get away from this - OOo o-- a) A > ; | ) tes petlin. wd - M4 . Bie 1 ~ I9 je : - Doten = Dunto D k The Finest Made ¢ . " oo e ‘ = > - _besenyittins oa Slag ar, con® ~ Hemoshire Opeerman and Set | n ° es Ss Desks urn the World or re or . | é ’ ~ + tant .- . ’ 1 : . ' : . Pa skage ‘ : : wok - ’ ’ ’ ; = 52 ; Ask American Central Ins. Co.—It Uses Them af 10 for 75° Display « TEMPLE DESK CO. 1129°7,23% 5.

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rt, —-~-— — ee - — _— —= - — AN. = ; - SSE : Rancocas Horses } in Three Races | At Jamaica Track © idan Convers Fine Field to Capture $10,000 Tobog. gan Handicap. By George H. Daley, the New York World Spore Start other triple for the Ranoosas’ le at Belmont Park here the wind played pranks. erman won the opening event lv to be lost ase Sam Louts laimed him for $6000; Sheridan. in ne absence of Zev, raced to com. anding victory over a strong field f sprinters in the historic Tobog-| Handicap, while Nedana cap- mred the closing event in a whi. head and head Snish with Sena. o and Fast Mail, the hottest pad-' tin of the meeting. Judging by his race today, Sher. an is deserving of a place with the »d marvels of other days. The race was not a record for the fixture. Sheridan ran the stx fur. ones in 1:11 3-5, but even thie time smpared well with the track reo i of 1:10 2-5 tn view of the fac that the weather was damp and Illy and the hormree had to breast fa gcaie of wind part of the way. Winner Ferm Impres=eca. Then, too, Sheridan’® manne eof raonning and winning was tmopres- sive. He had the extreme outside position at the post and of lost two or three lengths tm cross-. ing over to eet a position approach-— ine the far turn some fovr lengths off the pace which Worthmore and Fluvvanna were making unosdally stiff. At that point Shertdan’s chances did not look particularily brieht but he moved up smoothly and steadily around the turn, and when «straightened out for heme gave challenge to Worthmore, which had raced Fluvvanna into submis- sion. and came away to win under slleht pressure by a length and « haif Harry F. Stectatr. owner of the Rancocas stable, remarked after the i finish: “I guess we sent the wreug horse to Jleutrville for the Ken- btucky Derby. That 3-year-olé com jtainly ran a nice race.” The son of Sweep took hts ptacs amone the high speed horses of the dav and there ts no reason to be- lieve that he will not go om @ & mile and a quarter HTis thoroughbred famlly is not confined to eprinters Muoch eredtt also belongs te OM Mad Hatter Ase has not yet @utled his speed. He ran a creditable race under !28 pounds ion se ay . watch how y brand but or the most LU Eonthe they know yer changes— why jon _. a . uy % ‘“s | Slit, an | nor + the better of | Major t. Polk tm 1904 se zmal!l. o- in 1920, were the succeasfu! eo utah rT See ee eS, 1. ee oe cS __ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH er yr rt me rere + 12 — eee OEKWELL QUOTE GARDNER, GIVING MISSOURI TO M’ADOO ! | Manager of Campaign Says Candi- | date Has More Than Con- vention Majority. | CHICAGO, May 24.—A statement ‘Made public tomight by David I. IN STRENGTH OF ; +Rockwell of Ohio, nationa] mana- \ser of the McAdoo presidentia! |Campairn, challenged the assertion | “an ols the rea. the expect reve- have this presi) . candidate ,~numober of | Virs ion i'made of stained sponges. ithe second prize. whether he| Cer- | er FLOWER SHOW AN EXHIBIT OF BEAUTY ‘Designs at Garden Club Dis- play; Interest in Miniature Gardening Plots. If the opened Garden Club yesterday at will show which Shaw's Gar- den and continue today ‘may be taken as evidence for the club’s contention that the back yard may be made a thing of beauty and so “add to the pleasure and welfare of the community,” the Garden Club is right. This seemed of enthusiastic to be the consensus comments over- heard yesterday afternoon in the steady stream of visitors who threaded the walks between spring foliaze—now deepened to the heavy green of midsummer. de- spite the retarded season—to the display house, where the back yard fairly blossomed out and went on parade. Quite in keeping with the aims of the club, by far the greater exhibitors were non- and in the open petitions the prizes were eveniy divided among and non-members. ing, again, was'the interest taken in miniature exhibits ing Attention to minutiae reached something near [ts zenith in these exhibits. The first prize in the children’s contest went to Erna and Jav Rice, 14 and 13 years old respectively, children of Mr. and Charles Rice, who represent- ed flowers with bits of colored wax pins. Their shrubbery was Angust 8 vears old, who won flower members Krutzsch, quet lawn in his miniature tate Amone Sha pleich won third prize. saw. ridden by dolls. ‘om! prize-winner of Dean Jr., showed a "f dolls chattine in and an automobile in front rnrage But Mortimer Burroughs had a lawn of real velvet. flow- ers of tiny wisps of colored paper, and a clothes]i ne—full-rigged. That won the first prize. Tom Cun- ningham, colored chauffeur Mrs. Fidelio had a minia- ture estate won hanorable mention Other the FToOwnN-IOpSs, Mrs. Bovd's exhibit The M a. . me wm & cosy cece~ nooks, for Sharpe which contests which were desiconed to further club's purpose and were open to al! amateurs were those for vases or bowls of cut flowers, for dining and luncheog table arrangements of cut flowers par- ticularly the and for living room or hall Prizes were equally di between members and non- decoration \ ils d members, except that Mrs. Herman | von Schrenk, a member. won hoth first and second prize for the lunch- } on table centerpiece Mrs. von Schrenk's first prive winner was an arrangement of wild pink asters and forget-me-nots ina er open-work vase. The second A — com-' about | members | Quite in keep- | of garden-'| included a cro-/ es- | which | included a see-| party | of the | 'tests for schoo] FORMER PR SUES IT FOR HIS SALARY Max P. Cohen Alleges Central Manufacturing Co. Owes Him $3333 Under His Contract. Suit was filed yesterday by Mar I’. Cohen against the Central Marc- ufacturine Co., of which he was president, for $3333.33 salary he asserts is due him under a eon- tract. He states that it was pro- vided that he was to become pres- BWient of the corporation, which manufactures washing machines, and was to receive a salary of $10,000 a year on condition that he raise funds not to exceed $60.- 000 to provide a working capital and pay debts. The contract later was modified to a salary of $5000 2 year. Cohen asserts he performed his part of the agreement but the company has failed to pay him all the salary due under the modi- fied arrangement. was of buttercups. Mrs. A: BE. Prooker, another member, for the second time won the'silver vase for the best vase of cut flowers. If she wins this prize again next year the vase, donated by the late Mrs. S. | E. Chambers, becomes hers perma- ‘nently. Mrs. Jobn Anderson, who —-- oe ———— ee ‘is not a member, won the first prize | for the dining table arrangement, best of the living room or hall, a light gray bow! of iris, baby’s breath and pink and white pyre- i thrum. ' Iris in purple and white made up Shaw’s Gar- tables }almost half the show. den supplied green-covered land graceful vases made by |simple expedient of coatmg the ‘inside of milk bottles with green |opaque. More striking color was and Miss Ellen B. Johnson had the'! BANKERS COMMENT ON ™ | ' | of the 'named 60 cities in ; ' —_——_- i — _———--—-—-——._ Your food merely passers ~e - mn like corn threugh a Us a result of starvation ervous frequemtiy de condituuans One is burdened with un some are 80 Wea’ they tnuin* ™m 1912 and Gardner tn 1916, Victorious Democratic candi thourh Gardner's plurahty Hadiey, in 1908. and Caton SS — reuble night, some fusay and Ublican candidates Rapid Potit'cal Changers. en is a State of rapid poftt- changes. In 1920 Harding car- ' ioe & by 152.363 2, . and yet only two tater ft went Democratic by | for State Superintendent of ince 1900 the Republican vote | been increased materially by a. - — immigration, estimat- om 46.000 to 60000. Some this increased Republican vote NOTK.— The anhowe coenparn packages of Nuxated fren mended by former - man? benefits than you expect ly refund your ment). would arouse, is an| for Years Doctoring for N a New England | make | who | be greatly | you eat dors you | oun ing | » out | ide apart that the - liers so © this | they | =" Will Increase Strength of Many 100% in 10 Days Have Suffered Untold Agony ervous Weakness, Stomach, Some Other Ailment When Was Lack of Iron in the Blood—How oeil you owe M to yourweif to make the feilowing test ‘See how long rou can work or hew far youn can wa k without becoming Line Next take two fiveerain tablets of thie newer form of iron known as Nuxaéted Iron three times per day after rmeale for two weeks Then test your strength again and see for yourself how much you have gained | have seen dozen nervous run down people who were ailing all the time ereatiy increase and even doubli: their strength aod endurance and entire y get rid of their symptoms of dyapep- sia. liver and other trouwbiesr [In from ten to fourteen daye time, simply by taking this newer form of Iron. and this after they had in some cases been doc tormne for months without obDiaimning any bene fh You can talk as you please about all the wonders wroug?ht by new rerneties. bat when von come down to hard facte there ta nothing like trem to put celor in your cheeks sand good sound. healthy flesh on your bones. It is also a eTreat nerve and stomach strengthener and the best bicod-Duiider n the worid The only trouble was that the ald forms ef iren. like Unectare oat acetale. etc. often ruined . unpeet their stomachs and and for these frequentiy did more harm But with Uw discovery of ferm of iron all this Pas been overcome Naxated iron, for ex- ampic..ie pleasant to take. does not in- jure the teeth and is weually almost im- mediately beneficial.~ OPEN UNTIL 8 P.M. Page and Grand Cars 10 Minutes from Bridge And Bus Stops at Door hed Men’s Finest Tailor-Made SUITS Many are brand-new—many are as good as new. ber a fine, good as new Sulit wears and cheap new suit. A deposit holds any garment. Coats i. °1> Remem- looks better than a Thousands of as good as new, fine tailor-made Coats and Vests. Small sizes, all-wool as low as $1.50. Largest sizes, $2.50 to $5.50. Buy a Coat and Vest and a new pair of pants to go with it and you have an outfit for from $5 to $10 that wears several years and looks good. 00D NEW Pants, 95¢|PanrS, “2° Thousands of Pants Bargains PALM BEACH AND MOHAIR SUITS 2 °4 69 MOHAIR & PALM BEACH COATS $50c *1 *1°°° °2"" 1012 N. GRAND. i > Sah hi RE ls A IE 50 tives clear Grant naker The theory held there was that Grant men said to be members of a gang (of ga | of revenge when Grant “held out” is the largest city in _& portion of the bank loot from | Each gang members, who had | other vary, Grant, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, | Maker were fatally shot at Planta- tion Inn in St. Lonis County. Orleans, | Patches that detectives there are under the Des | impression the Walton robbery was in January, 1923. | Little light has ever been shed upon insist later, believed the arrest would | up the slaying of Wilford | we ree Scr atch Pads LARGE SIZE Cents | Three for Twenty Cents These pads are made up 6148 inches and con- tain approximately 200 sheets each. They are t the thing for office use and cheap enough or you to supply. every employe with a Pad. and instructions to use scratch paper and save expensive stationery. Office Workers and School Children and Stalnaker, Chicago fe blowers, were killed out months after Rose, and Stal- nearly three his wife. Dis- from New York indicate | the slayings here. Stalnaker ed on his death bed, weeks that the killine followed a —— will find these handy s a greet hel in their work. Get a Sveral sup sly and writ ham Why Stammer When TUTE or stops stammering hours or money refunded! Call er take part of it home. 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We invite you to inspect a Speed Truck carefully, to subject it to every test you know of, and to consider it fairly in the light of meeting your truck requirements. We believe you will find it a worthy truck for your first truck investment or for addi- tions to your present fleet. 7 International Speed Trucks are built to carry loads up to 2000 pounds. Heavy-duty Internationals are built in 3000, 4000, 6000 and 10,000 pound maximum capacities. Suitable bodies for every business. Busses are furnished in a variety of chassis and styles of bodies to meet every passenger trans- portation need. The full line of International models is on die play at the address below. Call and look them ever, or teiephone us for fall infermetion. International Speed Truck has: Auxiliary Springs that give proper suspen- sion under all loads. Heavy Cord Truck Tires Self Starter Power Tire Pump Electric Lights and Horn Steering Wheel set at cornfortable angle Handy Controls Smooth-operating Clutch Demountable Rims Service: With every Inter- national you _ an Inspection rvice Policy with free in- spections at regular intervals for the life of the truck. This policy is backed by more than 100 Com- pany branches and their service sta- tions. This valuable working service is unique in the auto- motive industry. —_—— — INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Geveted axctasteely to the OP AMERICA S Sete 2 — pay ST. LOUIS, | Mere than 1608 Company Breaches to the Unierd States. Dealers Everywhere 2508 NORTH BROADWAY Tyler 2420 Tyler 3341 workmen were killed and 10 others” P = ee eer. pba AT hy. he - SEER has BA CI ag a ET So ee ERO tae: OO ae ee 3 B “td Sy, oF PE OS

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_ i ANG Pe = % - & 7 ee ee ee 7 7 ee 5 y o*% « Se anaes wean as SR ag Te a we Oe ee - . b Awad cherie ee ae ae ee, aoe Le ee eS Bo ig 5? q . ee la Mia “on ca ame, ’ i “~— wey 7 7 eee tae : ee Eee > Fall ae 7 vd 4 . — = - oI, ae Re Le , ae . Wits. ~¥ » the hig! lo anc of r ce i set aueas [ff UUY 3a “* z S).1h6] ) ¥ 4 ; : rs age. change review. says ‘. | A , ’ . * —. ; : ‘- . > ee : > 4 .* oe Hcy res ; [ 5 » ; " - ’ ro . ’ sa ies were Sl.. i ‘ 279 199.0000 a year ‘“The im pert (ance ‘har must be — wa Partly extra. ‘*°tPaya' aa ) ee mie 3g | and oi.: aie two years as te the French attitude and seties eae ; Low “lese nection with pwtting the Dawes ag execution naturally t ARKET apa te). tor |_ fe t . Annual for |_ for | _ fol eet 1 tas. senses, W aets.| We = Div. Rates We , , : GOVER NME! NT ‘BONDS. BOND MARKET re AGES. =i To a oe ~ = Continued Good Ex Rates Wegk Ws =| SacasL sl liv liz y sone Lm 1: : tN ) “eX — — || eno } throum the Saat Sem —o ins [ at Nes] | aoe 90, | 3 cause #1 SB. Stet Se ap OTe Tas Terre Lad als TS EAE S88 | go.91; goss) oon!) “Fox free rade salle S80R G8SS | = From Winnipeg, | Teno secondary rails ae 100-10,100-10 100-10 Ten public utilities ...-57.0 -* cae mth “! 4 q . P soni oeecee Ten industrials ...----- eo 95 88.89 || fluctuations wa adicateh av | ing Factors 1. 100-20 100-17 100-19 Combined we ™ wy ne Action of Stocks, Testify- Arc & D : ; | 79: 11 o .. " 94 28 3 ua pid 3 ~ . } ; 4 4 : Rs Sp - 2 ee ~ Fae | ss - : 100-11,100-10,100-11 Combined yene age. = 100-26 5 wheat prices we mace al i eee utva JSF 4 FTF as eS , : . TY : | : lo pia x. pe ~~ ' ' : . +e , ‘wes - oa ’ ct» warkets during week ending Week — Dullness Con- 7h : ' : aa : aT pa . a ae , pet 2 4 i} ees : : 102.16'102-13 102-16 31/105 . h. bub as French exchange + ee ae United States | =partunen . . Lot hy Gea ye Es od eer re : — — : : ee . , oT eee wy ae > oer! . a Ri §$ . s. 4. abies to 3.33 «#£ =F Aericulture, in its weest) a 6 - , 113% 11 au | r > pb nm a 6 t - oe 8 “ ie : ‘ Mein Fb « tot . i : tO ‘a LO , : Bor ; in dollars an@ thirt) > 4 ™%! ac % ‘ ust have been cove~d while this ‘ : a sicher, Dut there was an indica ' ; ‘ | : ; ; ae ais . ~~ 79 - 4 . + >, . : ‘ i - - . for ip noe. e 73.37) 109%! 1 al) oa movwrel ut " : emtTt : . hat 3 09 % , ment was in Prugress aud Laas Gly @ -4 means 390 and tweity-*¢' ' } amount remains now tw Se settiolt i a dGoillar and n.! @ fe 57 O5% 5! 5 Uther Continea tal eschaa tes ‘404 femded te lower eves. Sean'st ~~ FOREIGN BONDS. STOCK MARKET AVERAGES ernment mandate, export de tne) Re a | . 13.’ Recess tore sith a fairly = 3 mu ng ‘ : Ve * . 2 4 4 ; 7 rot “ bav.an raies and and a3Gd Increasines Gat’'y Ag Y; Ar a . because of drv weather in tendency in exchange on Sere Holland Sterline yielded slowly ; te lowest range. Seuh_ AGaiet granges of importance were, reports ehanges were heavy during the grenseer | the “fmportant ommercial sources ri0ra (ion ali - a thwest ae the primcfpal strengt Se heed ot) ee ee eee fee © hee 7e era. s . & = f Se oh ee ee i oa} eo | 7 > ’» % 7 ; wh TT “31 e108 % 10% % of the week as a result of ¢ . i —_ that the ipoly f crain in the | By teased Wire from the New Vork 4 —. 40 OS 1, — over the failure of defmite action ; cai a &..ty oy & srem ms Se Rureauw of the Poat-Dispatch. ss | Mn ‘47 a8 ' En etish comwniasion that visited : i c cipal prod sing countries io Bo, . . ° s J + 5. : i : NEW YORK ia e FVve- . T Hille O 6! as°31! 192% 193% 103° te . ; larver mm ee tne ~~ >. ning Post, in it © OF righted jer reese ai mort S00) OO bashels | the first of April The vworld move: : finan . a é ae “At | news, ° an Te ‘ re 4 cw! : . 4 dian eurmus is being rap diy reduced tech: Toe ‘3 ‘100% , : ' ane ' FF Pre ) er td east of ‘he Miestssipt i River. Out the mand wm gn! ly lees active in the ket went of th ver, Decaase of ioe reot. RaXE% 4 4vasca 9 - r- me ~~ are a err rs a rr FF Fs FERS we é © [ @ © ee) a p i a) val hs ae ee dda io > Ae - ’ [ ; 7 a : tre | aeortn Wet sot, in Moat 0: : ern part of ihe core belt delayed pai and prevented soad wed germioaiion. was camming Up sieowy moet of _ P shidee r , a? r 3 FF FSF PITTS > * &~ igpPauutise / @ —" wa @ lar — Nee -- ip but the demand in moet markets was mited volume, and kewer prices Vv prece..y rewu.( wilh any Sater. : Db t The oats continued steady at aboa’ —) Dr © TD iw Dw Yr * “ aDe Vcr at GS UrCrber w pa RS BB s = | . ~ osuUowU'D —) . or ? mexceip.s centinu : 100° 10 chased prices. i.e | : an : . . . 4 ; , - . : — ; , os = = i ae =, on. y oderate volume and were read “Ac a 1a t ; oP : : : ' ’ eat sorbet -urredt Jerr a vl New il] justify ¢ Prous ~ Pe _ . oe | ; ' : Sy : : On BESS BONDS. eere being offered’a: Wichita fox hy | - shipment at 43c to 45c¢ per bushel. view of tmperat: previous e+e shimment wu that State He - the bonu S to iO . , Th ye market was slight y firmer ity of ore stig Pa. gz ine irrent wees here was s . : _ 1 ; a export demand. and sales OF acout tional ds t 53 \« 58 ‘ ae nw hhisheals were reported ' ilitng It piles ve 5 | e nuand * —. com, and . - ter ~ 5 =~ cee le f uber “we 1 soiad ge to. e when 193%. that th morale of I ot a age 9 = = . 2. Fe e . Qa 7 ! a 3 : . Ri . . " ' I : »3 ‘ ; : = : — Pee . vt [T LOTIS MERCHANTS BXCHA . = pf Ss: . : , » Pan-A ii : } i ashley ; — : : ba Mav 74 —Wheat futures were fracts " , : 7 ; tT . : “1 , , ; , ; . = — . ; , : 4 “ > ts : @istressingiy ‘ow mt : : : . a i . ' . : 1a ' - : ' ' y ‘aan a . a high® and orr ghtly eff at the 7. : ‘ it : ; eee . . é . ? 4 : : : ‘ . = . ‘ ’ : | . P he . e & 4 ow " sho Ait "8 /ee” “ > ao —_— - . ' a . 4 . ‘ ~ ~ ‘ . . *. ‘ = my A ‘ ei . : : i € ad : AD aA a, men to lve to resist tt . ‘ »s 91 — Pan 2 , . . ‘ a9 ar Czechoslovakia (par . nm the | cash grain market aoft , ni aa nd ; ‘ & , - ‘ a ; . Ai] ] ' é . Se . Pea : ’ G1: i® « : 20 3c per crown)| Ran Wash, *a5ire without materta] chai ther demonstr: ms * 14% em be - ; : hs , ; , ar" 7 ' ' : ’ . ‘ . 4 . . “s 4 ‘ - : +s . : - ve ~¥ ‘ ‘ y" rT 5‘ AS le 7 be ‘os ke 7 “As for t! ti iT, mec . . " — , . 7 - one Be 5 4S RE det [ . f : ; P- Demand was good ais were st é | : aol add . a * . 4 | . , ‘a , ain . — * = : 2 e7 S72) ; a, _lower Demand wae cood Worsre tran | . — ; _ , 2 eal . +9 es : iH 4 , 4 | : " a? 1 ‘ " ‘ y a - 2 7 oO? . “f he weather improvement m whee It fails : “rT ide BC be @?' PAU 3 L By ¥. De _ 'n? i _— . : ae. ‘», ; : } ‘ : . mf , : . OR 1 ' , , ; s f : a af a ape — te ~ angen - . be ‘ " 3 + . - , , ' ‘ - ' . = Derma! orange (Trop repertts _-OF rors stmer}r | si | | : “ ‘ : ; : 4 ~ " : . ‘ ‘ q " ie , ‘ ‘ ‘ ' > ‘ or forms of taxation m roduc: ' °° - ~~ 3 ‘ : . ' ' en = "g ) “Q351 a a 96% Canada (par % affected weather conditiess and tain « ’ : , ; : ; : : ; 4 ‘ee 3 be « 4.) ‘ 2 : . . ‘ * . . . . . — a? : - 3 é . 8 ' 4 y i ‘ “ d , a - . | JUGO-SLAVI —— ae : be- wen’ =" oats July “orn TT % eteces ra : 2° * | aAUSTRIA—‘rowa D ole’. : Seprember corn 76% nee se an ” ‘ : _r * * ~ as ~ | - os % RUMANIA a D ATS. oA . ‘ee Northwestern markets are dis . . OO 3 TOKIOW—Yen D 40%. mn bined hac 864 cars ‘ wheal. con ness. The pu : & 70 a “+ a week ago and 663 iast 5 Lf ae nneanpels recetwing : bill have been oa * 97 . | Bond Saleo—Contiool and Wienieen ae 108 cars. Duis are most obi xa 15 a8 2 [acal #2£>eat recespta,. which were 5 92° . -_ : Diusbeis mpared with 48.190 a wee a6 Sales in “7 00h. ___ | High Lew. end 4. S00 ‘at years ocinded 34 7 i fy. i arc 2s ene uz ‘orn rece. pts, become a ma 83 RAIL ROAD AD BONDS. 4 Bere 61 400 bushels, comoared with 4 at the off | } + Rtg ) . ) . , + | . i7% | Zs Ss a 7 g,,7eck ago and 104,000 iast yeas, im . sais a “il ot. ee ‘ ’ . » . 2 @7 ,e 7 , : ‘ ~~ ’ ‘ , ‘ : —T = - — . : irs- oral ard Tea through Cm! tor. OReEtess § : .% ire : pa ~ _ , ’ ' ; : 7s rich G's 96 } | “at 50 - | % celpts. whic” were 114.0 vumhe La ‘Pee pir z Tom Mame and he ~§ > « isis Fe © he 7 > Read gen 48 9 s2 eu ean call for any r: ise io pfta S Lt? —— a ; ’ 69 t 10° Be , . a —— we ) a week Sto and . ’ , ' ' > “Ss : : 7 . ‘ 4. . " i . . - F P = . ~~ . ‘ ? ‘ ; . : natal : P ,A at Ter “ : sm pupiic ss di | » one! oan 2 — . + ’ . } , fi 0 te 38 : S , ; throug? Hav —— wane is co the Record. Hear se a : — = "yg ie .. = ; t | Wools , t% 3 . os - ws > * 2s Bi 70! TO: TO , 2s é aad i7 t eh ”- : ry : ' — . . " : . . ‘ | ° > . . . J t J ’ . . s ~ ‘ - ’ . ’ 4 R . - aa" | 14 mg’ 04 le te’ om returns are . , : - , , ow ty a : o «v9 : > * r liding . » > ’ . , ; : = ~ . ; ™ ; cS _ . . : , , 4 = ff) “* 7 - o 4 4 : ce " : O56 7 ee mnhe o “ wh *. 5 tl 476 o oeiaing | : “ an ' “ ort Sis bushels of costs a& company . 4 — } com prian _— rasheis f a . *h — : . . eat P : me 0 . o ~ aes “. ~ ny Wir, - am ts sd (4 ” » aaiaaiie of ic’ It en - 5 har ~ -? hoon ¢ ‘a . " ; + » s 7 _ vahe . ' makine or 23 56 2 hard winter wheat. 246.081 burh mation | 1S $%) 1 | + : 77 No. 2 corn 47.528 bushele of No. 2 oth > « ore e* oe - : . . : . . 7 ' r : 5 95% 95% M10 dnote ous 9 f Ne. 3 e le | tt. : : a R % alli " : 5 9 “4% Vv" bushels of No. 2 oats. 27 O14 be) : — thy aaa ide — - —~;/——— wean MIE Sw : : , >f) ° p ef ™\ . a Pre. Gone away simes aes a — - ' Chi S ock Sa! — 2 J ; C ‘! : , wv , - : -. s week ago and ghier than « ‘A — . . . , Cw Ff . : vy 324 —FPolic ; ‘ ‘ : La o +* O% 1107 ; & ft zt at ot azo . - ,fA8 OFT usbeis Cw Domest : os , - . a ane ae —— ; . 5! 97 «4! : | » age * trade -ed winter wheat ” ‘“ - ° e - « — + . . . 4 ’ 7 . ‘ : : “- - — seems to be do : ;, . : citailinditaiii la , ‘ bi : ’ 16% ‘ ~ BOs _¢ _- Z —— © . ar ky wheat 2 in A’ free ar . : » Ss * , , : ; . . - ~ . > } . " . ' Op ; ' - , 3 Te! . d os “4 1 an _| ] ao lee |% ya ’ 7 - + . . ~ qr irk? wheat . —: 9 + ‘ ’ - wrk o ¥ : So * > ; - : .’ aed 6s 47 94 8% ’ as . ; r? ‘iv wim x %.. — - fe » “ . : Dry Good: Mar Reading 4‘33 9 92s - hard wheat u ¢! 7 the pr’ 1 ‘ ' : J . Ths . : rv . " : 14 . - : at ” a ' ! Ss ket Rev: : . QO , e Sr_iMaes re? te “a gD iy ne a tet wheat i $1 oa WMeanw” nenec rf : ~~ — tag > ' o£ s ’ vid . . femr it a) Bs . . » ‘ A 051. 105! , StLIM4s R&G és | - — Ts @ ; , ; ~~ : 7 on 5 Ow ' | Specta ° . a : : : , > go e. .. mis corn . . pes QO . at : . > - J - ae - ' - . * - . * ~~ ~S a*.¥ v “> . : * : , 4 wr na om : eb fi . } - sont a oat Honeary *ferres a a ine | » «2 .930¢ f : he. a : emir! me . em ear : St : ‘ , > ; or . . _ . - - on ~ e . m . ’ - 4 q : ° e " . _ . . — ‘ oe - ety r + ™ on co ¥ Burepe’s gradual progress toward Pred Medart pftd . ' o- done | | 13 * ' : ‘ aees acvaneing 4 ade abo > s : ~ ; ; uy 7 : | watiems ane . stadility.” Fulton iron Works pfd | ~~ . eee Ote ae 927 Ta C . ) | t Pri mt cloths quoted PF at Se. : 98 ¥ | : . 60 co. 6 ee oe : . . ; : . : ~* _ , ' . ‘ : 4 + . : ; "ie ; ys 7 COT . orm , . aoe ‘ : . 4 , "Mock and commodity ames svar Press Brick pfd , 2 _ shite com sie goved bicher in a moderately active . | we 3s orn short trading sersio' in stocks, the [7 ' Shoe pid ne. 2 Ware ate. ° ' : hinkle Shee Po. “ . F ago. aft first a Ti Stone fd 12 10 , tego ae? - — BE : —=—— Lin ; os449 48 ~~ Srace wee entr a hb i | . “~ ° “ex ; . own va * . ° . —e S*. Leuls Hay Warket. -. . mothywy-~Ne 3 $20 Na 5 : ed. Yo. 3. $23; Ne 2 Si Alfaifa Weal. Ne 1. $24. No 2 $19 Millistaff«. Rory ran Sif Sf ~ at rg . Sean Sionae ‘rar 6°45 =?) oa’ {owt Ee SO ‘7 a of ~ ; e whive a8 for yellow and 8 three dav appointments had been di seo mied hepeful fentiment w Rant opening “market activity t = La .. : : 0 ~ : din-ong ver = aa > STOCKS r FRA N Cis, BRO. & CO. | SAFE SURE Eaoeice ‘haem sayy in ame wh | ie : re . 102 SS It : hor . t > on : BONDS , ESTABLISHED 1877 q SECURE groups, such as the mo' ind nen abtric. 1! oR " aor & 4 = ' | } i. Mog mechs. tm which the short tte = Le Ee ee = GRAIN STOCKS-BONDS-COTTON-GRAIN _—_ | FARM MORTGAGES eet had become decidedly overcrowded. ~wandiitenien 4. sans — ae 7 rm . . =e —— a Gee 5 Seeserens in th " part of tbe its | , & Louleritie Rallws \ Turpentine, Flax, Linseed A G Ed d & MEMBERS . Earning 6 per cent EC uae watwce were fa: fneren, Gemmnieeton te sedi S1 00000 nw tom la wards & Sons New York Stock Exchange New York Curb Market Farm Mortgage maintained While the tur | t ne in ' ‘ene co four barrels now $1.10 per ga. | New York Cotton Exchange Chicago Board of Trade . Seemerately larce tne '' is | : . wg ig > Members St. Louis Stock Exchange Chicago Stock Exchange | Certificates fee than wueual bo: deve oe F “Sat Se rm 833 nies, 332° nm NewYork StockExchanzve St. Louis Merchants’ Exchange tlt tt | nites Feng S65 cg a MS yg Ce New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange Earning 6% per cent - 4 v ‘ 4 rs ove fever en 24 —_—_— > — NW YORK. Mey 24-—A furth o Trea | aeeeyer & > ; : - ’ | bd 5 2 c ey ommend cg traneacte » . . ae me gsrack , 1 Of St. Louts Stock Exchange : ee cat 2 a@vance of * to 4 : ane: . . ; i, ——_— ;ures at ‘ted rer ioe i iperwtartoa | “ ee ob 916-198 vob ss: OS Sy ot 7 | Direct Wires to All Principal Markets. The. New England wens aslitns ani's ekare urcok tp active, there was . . . item at $3.- © ig x "5 Chicago Stock Exchange See of votes. Bech/€00.000, 19 shown by the weekly /Gisaees | . ajay @Mcagoe Board of Trade fi)! 214-18 N. Fourth St. Kennedy Building i Securities Co. - ra, 7 - tnt. *. Peres 36 te I ooints bela bu, ; sure Cowertne and "ves St “heckhed the deniime sad the 2 j ’ 7 . > b changes &* occurre’ © e 'Touse. : tt war evider' that , . - . ’ 100 aaa in Ae. ) : } | , 7 ) : - were bot marking time per and ler ie accompanied by a ' , ~ * + y os , 410-412 Olive St. Sst. Louis Tulsa 7 Qher Gevelopment= in the | pes 5 o cans | _ Set aD. az ~t ’ | : Sil Tithe Geereety Sailding. Seen. freace were|counts. Baserve of member banks | £49,” seocem “3°s,.2u ||] Main 3380 Cen. 1669 |] | ; St. Louis, Mimourt 3 ' = mo he Fed i ni d |S: ~ J. W. Edwards. Resident Vice Pree. ha sents. while +i: - > a : , . pours. » U0 es 4, | | ety same 69 000 tone at 3.57, w ev cte +eeeree " ‘thetr prieowe for refined sus

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ee eateere Te EP ee - a SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1924. = > dey 9 oo * ie § “MODERATE ADVANCE SCORED BY WHEAT DURING THE WEEK; CORN MARKET RULES FIRM Continued Good Export. Demand, Principally From Winnipeg, One of the Strengthen- ing Factors in Wheat Market Bier Sa Weather Also Influence. » &iihevugh not Ms . : 7 — the first few la 7%, T ped in worme auarta-s enced iaige the end ST. LOUIS POST-DISPA EEE ~~ — —— s - —_ Ey __NEW_ YORK CURB _ |HOGSAND SHEEP DOWN AT CLOSE OF THE WEEK 3.22882: | iemall orders are usualiy ~~ ~~ —— Butter, Eggs, ‘Poult and Vegetables E $150. white The te $1.75: ptek. Sl & bi 25 per 100 pounds Mi STARE (> No —flome-gream, Bono Mic per bor loose rPARSLEY—New . 4 or NEW POTATUBS—Louitgtana to $3.10: laba ma a Ne. 2. $1.75 to $2 oar § Deu ds PrOTATORS—Per 100 the: her® rurais, $1.50; oertherna . te 3! + western ruseet borbanks 9 2 RADISH PS—-Home-grown. lSe — tips per dozem bunches; whita, 30c RAURARRG. per doren bunch STRING hamper. $1.50 te SAUERKRAUT — o% _ $145: half barreta, $4.25 casks, $11 50 SPINACH COTTON PRICES UP IN WEEK-END TRADING —_—_—_—ee NEW YORK. May 24—A forecast | Cool weather over the cotton belt, with | ite @pgrestion of further | PrOgTeas, brought a | opening in the | leased Wire From the New Bureau of the Post. NEW YORK, May ~4. — The Ky in ile Week Y oOpYright , vine, sews ghited foreign ex. "The (hat must be 1m portance. he French atiitude and action ached on with Pulling the Dawes Dian a naturally Thacle mov “Dents hange ler as j “Cute Astle ihe past A Sinentisa Were Wide ‘he charac ST. LUIS BUTTER. TRY EXCHANGE, May commMission Dbouses todas PH AND POs 24 —# Louis paid the follow country ship various ert Gueted higher) candied °2%ec 20 ‘%c¢: cases Special te the Pest- NEW YORK, May 24.—Foei in 100-ehare of which are in full) and sales of bonds ening ran highest. lowest, eleatmee and New ork Curb market today, of Standard Oi) lasues, saics ate value each cles ee — MKGS—Fresh country ordinary firsts or Southern. | returned, le less. BUTTER — (Creamery extras, 38e. firets, Sic; seconds, 20c: Packing stock 23c weedy and onion flavored, 26 to for ~~ . . i. * > — >. * | - COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS. Last. Prev. Year =:/| Week. : 24.53 59,1657 Alum 7 ‘25,102 %|102%/1007...— A G&E 6s; 94%) 9455, 94%) 94% am T C 68103 [163 (103 |... . Anacond 68,101 %/|101%(\101 % 161 & A-A O 7 tyaj102 % |102 & 10 & 102 & Ant S 74s| 97%| 97% | 97%| 24 Lazo . i 60 LAm OW | ldv Pet _ || Mount Pred) Guif, Mut O vy efs! Brad d Cattle and prices were 1¢ Increased = commission Tic Which carrie and October above the The “« OCOHEESE—Per pound Nerthern twins. :| 19c; single, 19%c; jonghorns. 19 '‘ec; dai- >| Glew. 19%eEc; -L *s. 20c; “ick. 17¢ _ . | PIGEONS AND =QUaKBS—-Live pigeons. 117,22 ..: | $1.50 per dozen; common live squads. $1 am | per dozen; dressed squabs, 5c per ib. ae sheep and lambs and some cattle Small and dark at 40c per pound t Y l 29.700e 2 points Contracts up te to 26.3le, or 34 te 40 Previous close. trade appeared to - | the bureau report which will June = reflect present crop conditons and to be l inf uence Scattered raten fel! A+) —- waa tee ie Ny > important influence d SE the “4 OT) i - Pt % nee i) aoe ao “rir —.. raeye, forms, l6e; spring ducks , Stra) spring ducks, 2o5c ducks, lic: geese 10c J round _——_— PSonkSeam es ‘ for ) i eVeis ear! Prench ex: hungce moved up S0ie8 %) G.sa it Ws ia. of thes short SOD TRetg cove>» : lurine . . j a 16 ~ . a. a am —6 . . 7 “ ‘ - " ~ ~~; / r a al French potnts hj si\eriing was , (her rates d or elightliy higher. 28/106 SONY7s "30/106 % | SONY 6 %s_106 % S & Co 5s. 90 SON Ys under. The bull in stages | alitnouen closing anuotations | were litthe better than steady. Heef bulis | with most numerous at $5 gg otis al- tolognas $5.25, top — = - — st et et et r ted Le) Srerir : ESLERRERSSES ooo The new high leve!} movement, and at on Friday sold at about 275 points of July, maximum of premium at whic © ee oF ake May poorer, firm; recefpts, flats, fread. ney NEW YORK, ) = % | 9 5% 78/106 % (106% 106 % or the _M6 %will91%j101 = /101 Ly a £ b it had gold oun er at delivery. BONDS Not only has curtafiment cont!nued to FOREIGN N iene aie increase in both Northern and Southern 2 K N| mill sections, it was said. but reports from > , PR% HRY cloth markets indicated inability 99 99 SUSINGSs at prevailing prices owing dispesition to await deve opments in the new crop gituation. It was estimated that Fall River cloth sales would not exceed ~0,000 pieces for the week. On the other hand, spinners’ takings show rease over the game wee weekly statistics on Gerum prices Seciined - lenitly th. b a dull demand Hard winter were more active buvers ed to be accumulatine ' feo meet their needs until new wheat was _- gultable for milinge purposes | Receipts of corm were oaniy moderate at! - Fri. the various marsets pase Was A Yearyv 7 tain in LPC , tvwe demand in 0 t Britain par i act yoy Pl mand was lich'ly active hes west of the river because pecta of increased receipts from points as farmers have alwout jianting Texas and other cotton Delf were rather ac- @t Kansas Cily. Umaha and cep were wail! i most Of the hast em part of the corn bel: delayed pianting and prevented sood seed germination. Corr, Was CQMINE Up sI0OW yY ili) Most of the central corn belt because of tie cool weath- | @. Prices were geherally Jc to Sec high- er than ai the close of the previous week, but the demand in most markets was only | @ limited volume. and lower prices would ‘'y Tepu.t wilh any material imtTease the moverpent he oats continued steady at about un. | changed prices. The receipts continued of eniy moderate volume and were readily ab- sO by the current demand New Wichita for bushe! southern demand. especially from showed a material decrease because of the | rather free offerings of new oats for July | ag Shipment in that State ee tote Oe AR gerd pI pean ge e rye market was slight!y firmer dur- | esi BELLIES. 117 68: Tul: “17.08 gon Bn dy TE D2. ing the current week Taere was a fair | July ee ees o* ; 10.0 US tober L5 >) Dobecermn ber 14 75 nt sport = Gemand. aud Milling oe, | Sebtember . 10.42 10.37 10: 3: ; March, 1449. Cents per krona . =e ye n 3 and in o. New York ‘Cotto 1seed OiL | PRICES IRREGULAR ON | x. May nee -ottamseed CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET |. mand | Dumber two rye sold : lugher than su™mer moe : « & the close of the weel nmark (par OO receip* used a firmer tone Post-Dispatch. 24 —~—Wheat cents per krone) recent de- Session today Demand @ivances of trading an eas er feeling de- | Tod 42 ne Swift & Coj101 P Ex 2 ™ ial to the Poet -Dianatch Ta NEW YORK, May ; 4 turday’s, Friday's and a wee fone on the foreign eachange Qn ON MOAM Dro Oroerme~3 es on toe May 24.—lLive penltry no freight quotations, “pees eee Dressed poultry quiet and vn- — s _MAY Oats. we | 4% \ a 46 %a 4 ; . 4% “a _ 46% % 46%, ULY Oats a 4b aay ee Sat. | - — —— in a wide range of h $5.75 to $7.50 taking were atotable at $3 to >t LA 12% et 13% | 10 Oa; & es) 15 Can 99 % | 99%, 99%) 89 8 Gv 54s 99% 9P9% o9% 89 % Sw Gv ibs 99% 99% u8% 99% ne STANDARD OIIS. | 63 | 63 | 6a 39% Db . de calves basis 67% b = rs received The deliy- month are estimated 69,000 bales. Southern spot ru:iecd generaliv firm. Net ad- st ——— ee . | Yances of about 30 to 50 potnts, burt sales . ee proved to be only moderate. as there | r : Was Chicago Provisions | | ss export inquiry, while domestic mifilg, 2 wing to the curtailment prevailin ; CHICAGO. May ; & show ed and closing fo'low: S01, in 69 Le b | SEPTEMBER — for the j UP RR $15 to $16, medivm to geod crades at piain to mediom at $13 to : $14 to $15 and for the previous week and 85.342 for the) — ae lambs are $1 to $1.50 corresponding period a year ago Quality | ‘ower also, r top on this class see | taken as a whole was good. although the! Ping at $14.50. A short consignment of daily offerings included a generous propor- shorn larmbe reached $15 40 linet week. tion of light stuff and pigs. The beat de | this being the magnet figzre for lambs of mand last week was for the offerings aver | this class paid the current season. (Good aging 170 ibs. and up. lighter weights suf- to choice clippers on the clora were QBot 1) je fering most of the declines, with offerings | at $14 to $14.50, medium fo good grades Slow to change hands. Top for the week at $13.50 to $14. ana plain to mediam was “7.75 paid on the week’s initial ses- quality offerings at $12 to $13.59. some sion. After that the tendency of the mar- | trashy kinds selling lower. according to ket was downward. Prices at the close! , ‘w) show! . e 13 OB f th weight and quality. Culle were selling at | vious "week's close ” Cloain ax top was $745. | $9 to $10 largely with skips from $3 to $7. | ona a sleers with the big end of the butcher hogs from aise closed lower. all classes shar. | - * 190 lbs. and up clearing at $7.35 to $7.40, ‘'ng in the decline. Mutton ewes head the | igbt hogs and shipping weights from 160) list with declines on this class at foc to 60c | 60c | Wend Co to 150 Ibs. quotable at $7.30 to $7.40. ac-| $1 under the previows week's finish. For Se | 3c | Yukon G cording to quality. Prices in the pig depart-| the top at the week's end a few cheice sa ee _|- ee _A : ment are sharply lower, with all classes| handy weight ewes made $6.75. Good to choice offerings were quotable at $5.75 ee ¥ see in the decline. Stronge-wel averaging from 130 to to $6.75. medium to grnod grades at $4.75 DPTIMIS to $5.75. and the to weight Wall Street | Closed 50c lower, quotations | largely. Medium-weight kin at $3.75 to $4.75. /and quality. are un- to 5Oc off, —SPECIAL DAILY— Special Wireless te the New York Eventng Post. of wUc to 75c, prices om the offerings from 110 Ibs. and down at $5.50 to $6.25 large- evenly 25¢ sales closing at LONDON, May 24—Arthur Ww. Kiddy, editor of Rankers’ Magazine ‘y. Laight pigs and peewees show the same) dexroe fol decline ‘at $y to 89.50, moat. | $4 @ $4.50, mainly. & fow offerings lear some kinds selling lower accarding to $1 to $3 according to weight ona eenitts ) and financial editor of the London | Morning Post, in financial] review today, says: weignot and auality. At the week's finish it} Horses and Mules. “Financial developments are pgo-| Was @& catch-as-catch-can affair on 7 at ing very much according to pro- | ** $4.50 to $5.50. Haw Min In! : Howe 5 o_— o - ™?5)- = in 3 ’ Igium cents per Demand bles . TMAaAnyY (cents per! trill‘on marks : and bles ' , io'land ‘par 402 OPnte per fiorin) | pemand _ ; bles sail a forway (par “OR cents per krone) mand pie ees bies ‘ | Ne erten ‘mar C8. 8 (tar franc) ? = FF £ + ‘tle disposition to buy ahead. NE May 24-—Spot cotton ulet; middling, 3°.70 — oo — Liverpool Spot Steady. stly tos LIVERPOOL, May 24 —otton—Spot, July September , a email business done: prices Steady. Good _ The "RIRS ee | middling. 5.67; fully middling, 18 22: Texas a . — — . ~~ Hs Sai¢s vg! > 4 off; heifers and calves closing wi ceeds: "owe 38 The —— eavy cows and fully steady: ven advance loat: | bulla, poartings, + . beef hetfers, atte $3444.50: veal calves, $0 56 S >. Receipts. 3000: today s mostiy direct; for week around 17 cars, feed | fat lambe 50¢ to L@i.°%5 foe to $1 —— rices $5.0 «t i $3 ee September, 9.77: | vember, 8.70; December, 2800 Special to the w CHICAGO fferings in the t ading each all was etub- , the | put in my.) ~ eans Spot. May 24.—S8pot cotton | b' ce , ; reporied ai Witmriand ‘par 19 Se’ per franc) we f! lark rontin rather k ; . Dimers prices’ made Torker cechien® | veloped, Mack art esn caste! today was New Ori ay flax at Minneapolis was down 5 ke ' ‘he start was steady bot commis- NEW ORLEANS. or the week, and closed at $2.39 14 %) house | s@iling caused locais to tuke | steady 23 points Gemand¢ fron ehers was rather limited. oear Side but they switched a little | which it reacted to 2 white ptem off from 11 5&8c 11.506. — {eeidation and quotations were: July. 1 50e¢; October. 11 40c. March. 10 9&e ea per drachma) manda - ae Poland ‘par 7278 per mark) . and : 7 Seer hos\owakia (par per crown): wes 7@ $16.25@17. St rr? rr oO ene rood oe y . ny ‘ > OF. a.»i wt, largely. with iywrn } west had only licht and scattered ‘Milling demand fer Wheat was cuiet Sh, hels. Market } «) 7 ’ Pine sales were 27.000 bus c Ss] » VE ly. 108%: Sept. $1.09%@1 09%: | 1% bt FoUuth A lower Demand R10 Wers The Weather imp roy ere n' of Southwest was offs fevorab . rop rep affected B.ightly ower whe rose, 7 Wheat closed i to bag ’ - - —_——_ «_ one July Wheat rv "ed ICGo SLAVIA—Crown ber Wheat ¢) Ae 1 - A' STRIA—‘rown D cn Sar ; Leu PD September corn 76 ~N o . ™ ‘ne three Northweste rket . 1O—-Yen D rth ern markets com TOKIO n bined had S64 cars of wheat. compared SS eee ‘M4 a week and 662 | Bond Sales—Continued } A ‘ Minneapolis receiving 108 cars. Bales in 100%. fm wheat belr extent by un- ; ' " NEW YORK, May 24.—Coetten futures ’ closed \ higher May steady ‘orn prices wer: $1 ORK @ ‘ond.:Uons and were $1.1 :, Liverpoo) | was neglected The market was in sympathy with wieat eased this compialints replanting yy ere eents per milretas). e 2 i Demand rts Weather 54a QUOTATIONS to $1754°40 1O5@225 120@165 (Par 10” oy ver dollar)’ he : 29.45 26.13 loo 41 “"- ae | 5 °6.58 “5 80 35.63 2h ~ 38 48 aot | October jecem Der lanvary Opening: July December, 29.5” inguoted. t $1.07%. Septem July corm 77%c and] 8 es were nNecssliatine aught. Receipts Sales of 110.000 1ace tO fo te shore with Rie 7s “4c. ers i eT ’ lemand was voiume were mn wave of buying by recent specu- lators for the decline had gub- sided there was a partial reaction and in the last half hour prices had receded somewhat from their highs. While short sellers were hurrying _| to cover tn the industrial section. .| buying went on ina number of the representative railway shares. and a few of the Standard dividend pay- ers like New York Central, Atchi- son, Southern Pacific and Delaware and Hudson acted particularly well. cheap mules. pled li “ar Duluth 47 a basis Was fere BOOO 05,900 agro bu shels local w) eat recente. i 4 e bushels. compared With | New end 64.800 iat year a me ‘ won, and 9 through | NEW ORLEANS. May wre 92.400 bushels «. ' | tures closed very stead) ® = 20 ~~ ‘ St . » a uce : AS ¢ > | I . ei : of 30 to 49 points cars iocal 4 through { ! I - eens ' . 00 hushels : K @fo and uded 25 cars !oral ‘ receipts were 15 cars gh which were 48.100 a week ea 3 —__—_~ Orleans Cotton || 94 Snip ving 100.900 barh and Winnipee 709 pigs, prices varying widely on the different! weights. Packer sows at the clese were | | approximately 10c lower, sales of the best. kinds aroumd $6.40 mostiy. No matertal | variation was displayed by stags. sales at $4.50 to $5.50. according to weight and | | Quality The week's close found the dif-| |ferent classes of swine selling in the fol- lowing spreads Butcher hogs, 190 Ibs. 7.35 to $7.40; lights and ship- at 7.30 to $7.40. and ght | pigs. 130 to 150 Ibe... Me. | lum-weight pigs. | $5.50 gram. Decisive reparations devel- | Moderate Sheep Ran. | opments necessarily are postponed| Moderate receipts ruled tn the sheep and iB pending installation of the new lamb Copartmens, last week. total figures Plus ... : aggregating 9477 for the six days. com. | NATIVE MULE French Government, and traders had | pared with 7279 for the previons week and | Draft mules. 16 to 17 hande reckoned that easy money tn antici-: 18 579 for the corresponding period a Sugar mules. 16 to 162 hands. pation of war loan dividends in June} sideceliis seuaeaies —_ —_— ne ey Mine mules. 15 to 35.2 bands. . , _ | siderable on of native an if - op cotton mules, - to 16 and general optimism about repara | stock arriving for sale. Buyers were averse hand . 1264155 ' tions, plus budget relief, would! ,, taking the half-fat and trashy spring | Cotten 80@175 “pot coffee waa l, keep the markets cheerful during’! lambs, of which there were quite a few. | Sma!!. 22@ 65) Domina! Santes 44 18 %c to May and June. These expectations) Prices on eo “ “sa. Srp Ses were noted mw~wwa a. | a } 6 to . he high figure ed so far and even! 3% ‘oW as 2 | Rio exch on Landon 1 have been fulfill h | for spring lembe last week was $17.50.) pan tes quoted at $6.75@6.80 per| dollar buvine the numerous capital issnes have} paid early in the week. Clostng sales were | 100 pounds in St. Louis. | 50 to 250 lower. reis helped somewhat because of the ten- $1 to $1.50 lower, top dropping to $16. | SLAB ZINC-—Iast quoted at $5 75 per' lower to higher. MHrazilian port re- BONDS. dency to support the markets during (rood to choice springers are quotable at | 100 pounds. cel 44.000: - a i their progress. The real! strain wil) come later when the installments | mature. 1 ——— = 79 —_ ry 46 4c; July, 44% c: 4ltac. firm on short eovering | Foreign buyers are dispesed to buy but they concessione Market eased with corn lard closed unchanged to %'$-c ribe. lGec lower and bellies i ae Optimism Tempered. “Therefore, while optimism con- | -s it is tempered by extreme) eraution concerning the second hal? | year. A breakdown in the repara-_ ‘tions negotiations might involve a , itic isi rith unpleas- The Pan Americans were active | serious political crisis W = eo ‘ ant financial developments in Ger | /and strong today in anticipation of | many, while a satisfactory solution | the publication early next week of) of ot reparations crisis may Involv~- the 1923 income statement. Net | more active trade and dearer money. earnings equivalent to $8 a share.| rhe latter is unlikely, however, thls | or twice the current dividend re-/ iater in the year. a ' quirements on the combined A and | “Of impending capita tie |which are likely to be offere ir- B stock, were realized last vear. | + i ot few weblea, tssnennl : : , e ne s. according to recent calculations. st Bn centered tm the Muogarian Another inflnence helpful to the aa “This difficult operation en- | market for these shares was the sais the flotation of a loan for announcement on Friday that Pan | 511 900.000. /_American had opened more service Gold Basis Question. stations as part of Its plan of re- Inc! 30. 93-9R Si **ee lo a! : SUASF ga . | Storxe ; 654 of . 2 at lic elevetors were 4hu bushe!« D1 4176 Corr , Oats. S'LASKF a4) Ba 5S SItlLASF ince Ge 5 StLASF en & ” Drive Out to a New “City” This Afternoon— LOS ANGELES (St. Louts) (pening: May October, 25.3 oo ok Grain Elsewhere || 24 —Whea!t—wNo. rn iwhe higher “/| Cash i _ Financial Notes ge sta 4a ~ —_——— hushels May 24.—Directors of CHICA bushe f' hard. $1.1 : No *?) =x Mav NEW YORK. l@! 14 =! >! the Radio Corporation of have | mixed, 7! 78 J + | deel tial dividends of 1& per cent | ed stock for the first and sec- rereints were lighter | 72 : : ; vent, Diacing the stock on | week a and rhier than : ow At ae . eliow, pind a 4 : ‘ent nUVal basis Reth are pay- | ne ! nein in TT%&c: No Ve} . 3 ; sv. « al ck record June 6. *h adolition of a surcharge ‘ on Pullman. as provided ; by the Senate. is helping —y mark Pullman shares. The bili oo A ae not yet passed the House Should it $10.95 bs ' " ne & l4W. & revenne of $35.000.000 which the railroads have been collecting |} amnually Pullman surcharge wi!! It is figured. on the elimination of the sur. rit — No 3 white . rve heils of No. in issues FASE FEF EER B3arS2R38 223 Oo ot oe OY ee ee 29 a hee oe oe > oe -_— ee ee Ceipts Were .}) lighter than sample agrde, tf f + ‘ bushels No | passed and tie ket for 394.000 bushe'.« ts of wheat were lighter | I then a Foar | (‘corn ship (nan @ year aco, $101] “MINNEAPOLTS. Minn... shipments, 18 Wreat—WNo FFFS SFOS £ 820. being Mente were hea vier 639.0 238883325=2 “Interest here In the recent state- ment of the Federal Reserve advis- | | 4 Sf. beine Rnx Income Tax Exempt Municipals Yielding Up to 6.00% Among other isewees we suggest Kansas ..4%0e 193641 4.30% Minnesota..4%s 1864 4.45% 450% rs Schoo) Alabama 4 ‘es law Angeles 4 Naahvilie sy | Clifton. NJ he lima, ©... 5%s Albuquerque NN. M...5e tusse!! Co. Va. Laredo. Tex Washington * Co. N. Ch%e Ruclid, 0...6 lliooweve it Co. Mont be Piorence, Ala Ga 553% ane 33% * Co. #*® £24444 1975 438 1930 64 1920.63 1930.31 1230.32 1934 36 ee 8a 2 ga 83 eee 1938 Other Monicipals to Yield @w & 600% 3} FO ete Further Details on Request Mark C. Steinberg & Co. “ive 4605 Central 4574 Beatmen's Kank Hota Kailding Jefiersee Member New Tork Stock Fachenge | SA} ~~ a Fi eee 7 ats. and hea r than year | 0 bushels RANGE or PRICES, piitar were as Paouace °° (he exchanes l red winter wheat a me Winter wheas Agro a Whilt. if« P , 3 whte oats 49% @49 4 Os 4c 44,48 1 Market. » No mM Sos Nio : Lonls Hay 2 $19 re $21 Alfaifa Meal. Ni = $390 Millatoffs, » Be Siw tan) 50 Ro hard “pt®® Ww and » See — = New Vork Sugar. YORK, May “4 se occurred the irther de raw sugar | war -ma paid another | Transactions | ‘orto Ricans and both for "yw fine: points - , ; ° © ment ne and the market nig net pwer July | rar 7 ' granulated. ar a MAte asians 44 900 tone Jus Dee, 3.40, March 5. isk : moving lero: | pomta to vellow 71% CG 44% @45% W hea t—— “2 WW nent-— ash. ersred (ash Aistke Cash ~~ mothy gece ,=— $3.35 September ~ * HIGHS SHOWN OME NEW IN WEEK'S CURB TRADE. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, May 724.—Trading on the Exchange the past week reflected an Interest many BLOCKS and and ny , ‘ord also showed! den moving up th: Lackawanna & West mints liueason & n urgent demanad up hrew rol! & Manhattan » Safet Razer Was of atr features "os Chicago fa ling one point to. wr i. slow Taxi recovered ite reup Gist \¢ of the furthe nr) ahowr! ry t? authorities Accumuia mon regress in a number o! mush there wer ntervais preewurr. the ruins moved up to ~~ | vnf On ranced am T55 2. and Standard il of Nebraska moved from °° to 7249. hut lost thie eaim or 6 n : , end were eo! auscing a af eight cointe In Standa i of Kentucky sharee te ' reaction ef sor ‘on! advancing two m2 ie “¢ | Crhisette ng » Nippi : - BS 3e fay y ‘ling A ha r repor's ‘ on react ti Indians lied to above »* the feature of the uiscollapeuus Ola / pared | although April. jerating over | The balance sheet shows cash and / the Pullman company reduce the cost of * puDbDiic.,. The ucaAgo. & Nortnowestern Railway earned $4.93 a share on the common etock n 1925. after preferred com with < . Pinte N rome Stockholders oo have ratified a proposed 000 shares in the authorize which wiil be used chiefly Star Motors. In« and Durant (;ross the f Durant rn ‘ Motors, Inc. rease of 1.000.- | Capital to acquire the consolidate revenue of $6.111 450 lehigh Valley Railroad for a cecrease of $406.6°5 trom 19025, was offset by a gain of $329 - net operating income of $975.019 For the firet f months of income was $:3.198: with a deficit of $1.99] “91 Dw pur Ry the Associated Preas BOSTON, May 24 The annual re- port of the United Shoe Machinery Corporation submitted to the an- nual stockholders’. meeting shows net earnings of $8.054.941 for fiscal year ended Feb. 29. last. \fter payment of dividends of $4,- 239.171 in cash and $13,.864.740 tn stock and the setting up of a re- serve of $1,990.000 for taxes there was a net reduction in surplus of $11.948. 970. Surplus on Feb. 29 stood at $21,600,213, exelusive of $823.507 shows by a revaluation of stock of ubsidiary companies entirely owned the by the corporation, and assets taken | from therm receivables of $16,232.539, sto raw, finished and in process, of $1!1,- 754,458; stocks and bonds and leased | and patent Accounts machinery $58,539.715. riehts ruled at $400.000. payable total $1,994,266. President Edwin B. Brown in his annual report said that conditions in the shoe manufacturing industry had been “uneven and unsatisfactory ‘n certain localities.” but that Goy- ernment reports [tndleated that the ‘otal number of shoes manufact ired in this country was 30.000.000 pairs in eacess of the 1922 production. -~ - ,tafl distribution Pull- | | slightly below their best $8. 897.535 | close Stock, | it with | report April | Vance in today’s short session, al- | The market 2e active leaders either at the day. A runup just before the in Stewart Warner carried it to 63 where it was almost three points above the previous close. * . o The Bond Market. Bond prices continued to ad- ‘though trading was not quite so weekly stimulus again was In this connection the of the member active. The easy money. statement | banks of the Federal Reserve Sys- ' today, | /are _tem throws some light upon the source of the buying. For the week ending May 14, the latest available. total investment holdings of the 751 reporting banks are up $63.- 000,000 over the preceding week. 'Holdings of United States bonds up while those of Treasury notes and certificates of indebted- ness are down, but corporation bonds, stocks and securities are up $51,000,000 on the week and $261.- 000,000 above the total of a year ago at this time. Liberty bonds were about steady today after the two new high rec- ords achieved yesterday. It was rallroad and corporation issues which attracted more attention. Anything that appeared to be out closed strong with | or | prices of ery council's {ideas of putting the new German bank is quite unabated the subiect stimulates tion concerning the important which may be produced Germany gets into her stride and commercially. Nev- the concensus of not quite on a imagina- ef- of once financially ertheless. lis that Europe for a completely ¢ Sir Felix Schuster, | fects | | is ‘aa . speaking Wed- nesdayv at the Association of British | Chambers of Commerce, asked If we are going to stabilize German | exchange what are we going to do | abont our own” Schuster again ad- vocated a consolidation of the treas- urv notes with the Bank of Eng- ‘land's tissue.” | - | notes fell below par again, | there was more heaviness in | Wilson & Co. issues. Rubber tire igsues. generally were weak Speculative rails about held their own. Firmness the characterized the for. }eign group. This was especialiy |moticeable in the Japanese issues |'which were we!!l taken around yes- l terday’s high price. French bonds were steady but showed no incli pation to advance. New offerings this week have |}fone very well. The strength of ithe market was wel! illustrated in ‘the prompt sale of the New York Central Lines equipment first cer- of line was in vigcrous demand. | tificates on a fiat 5 per cent basis up nearly a point Irrecularity ruled in imues, particularly indus- U. S. Rubber 7% per cent lative trials. St. Louis-San Francisco prior lien |The total B 5s ran up a point and a half in| week was around $91,900,000. a single string of transactions New | sides the New York Central equip- Orleans, Texas & Mexico 5s sold! ments the largest single issue was | $15,006,000 In Great Northern 5 Ke. the senecy- | new financing of the Be. —— _ New York MRuabber. NEW YORK. May °4-—Rubber emoke ridbed sheeisa apot 19 &. gold basis | probably because | if. opinion | ready | tive gold basis. | and : and: PRINGTIME! Romance in the air! What a wen- derful day to follow the trail of fancy. Lee it lead you away from the city din imto a land peace- ful and fascinating, into a land where you'll find that the home you hoped for some day can be yours now. The Homes in Los Angeles The first hundred homes are now under construction... They will soon be completed. They are California bungalows with the wistful charm of the homes of the Golden West. Four to eight room homes all on one floor, with sunrooms and sirep- nq porches. Built of mat brick in varying patlerns and mission stucco over brick. The tile roofs are of many colors. Fach home has its own individuality in design and each home is of finest construction, with every latest improvement. Long-Bell hardwood floors, tile bathrooms wtih built-in firtures. steel girders, metal basement srin- flow sashes, Yale solid bronze hard. ware; complete even to electric fiz- tures of the wery newest designs and finishes. Where Is Los Angeles (St. Louis)? Drive out Natural Bridge Road to Lucas and Hunt Road, then three blocks weet to the big red water tower, the highest spot for miles around. The entrance to Los Angeles is just a few hundred feet beyond. Or by street car. the Kirkwood- Ferguson line passes right by. Picture to yourself a section of California trans- planted to St. Louis, a residence park of a thousand homes. Gently rolling ground beautifully wooded. Picturesque bungalows nestling amid trees and shrubs and flowers. Churches and schools, play- grounds and community centers. Winding drives; here a peaceful park, mottled with sunshine and shade, there a sunken garden glowing with color. Everywhere you look a vista of loveliness. All that is no impossible dream, no fleeting vision. It is fast becoming a reality in Los Angeles (St Louis). See this new city within a city—this wonder- land of homes. Come out today. Majestic Homes Corp., 4935 Delmar BI., Forest 9063

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ST. LOUIS a SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 19724. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— i a= eA 2 MS INTYRE -uet =D Fe & & =e. a 2 ae ae SS Toilet Requisites at Lowest Prices Edna Wallace Hopper’s Famous Cosmetics SOc Youth Cream ...... 42e Tse Feaeial Yoeth me et Oc. $1.00 Youth Clay. .398¢, TSc MA $1.08 Hair VYeuth 33. T3e¢ Ts Heir Dreas ee: 59 Listerine Tooth Paste 19c; Sfer 3 FACE POWDERS Listerine Teeth Se; Stor SS fety s Pace Pewder Tre . Mavis Pace Pewder S4c Syuibd's ae | _—_ = Nedeots Viet See Face Pew. SOc 7 or =. *te tel Pace 3 ye ~~ So Paste ' _- Garden (Court Pebdece oe a S4e: 3f si om aste . or ; “TALCUM PO A POWDERS tee | SBemrmint Tooth 1Ge : y BR 2&2 8B Baby T | Loe FOR THE HAIR 2 and “ice Amerted Weill-Kaown Koler $1 19 Tealcum Pewders lve: 3 fer Sar Vaa — $i.37: 3 ‘ter $4.90 Mavis Talcum : lve Lienid Arveon :? rules Offwe Talcam , lve Wiki Reet Hair Tenic 'e-44e-TTc¢ seh ORTHE TEETH | firstname ie s -ve; 5 for * Palm Olive Shampee he Kelyecs Teeth Paste THe Danderme 29r 4190-85 o SUNDRIES oO > : Xa : - 7 2 = “. — * , eer s.. ‘ ~~ Hodedon. Dante! ; Rerckh Dairv Co H F}- president of the Pevely Ps ———— Cieen > Lee: ‘co (,eorge Williams, State Senator Ralph all . of the Assenciated 7 John tL. ,Y *% ee L> rrr 3a ~~ “~ ~ state Senator CGCardner Shotwell, Jacob Studt. James E Nickels Henry ~ - - rn =] ‘.. roe a 7 . rieifman A 4 : “ Mel F-d ward mreerm serch in ana Pr im Democrats and Republtieans rarions politica! represents fac- tions and other groups. potnted out ee is authorized of the county incinding regvotia- Chamber of Com- Com mittee. Chairman > > that Lashily the eommi-t tO protect interests im any subject. tiene with the merce Expansion M open rhe Crops Comm**tee at the IMmmerce tomorroew A. Troy, assistant sec- ‘an will varters Chamber with han Aa auG of Jam ec retary. in charge. The Execrntive Committee of this group probably will meet tomorrow to take up de- tall work. $10,000 to Circulate Petition + he erty =. timated that about $10.99@ wonlg be needed to circnlate initiative ne- titions for a State-wide yote on +h: proposed amendmen: nex? WN mete ber. The petitions, with more than 45,009 signatures of voters. must be flied with the Secretary of State by Trit 4 rhe amendment wenld arthor ige a board of freeho lore af a and county to drmift an Prmaneoanr scheme nurder nr af *+h eee ater natives—merger of ty and cour ty. or partia xPDansion of the city¥ wit > > with + =o eee ee ~? the *-« - a . MEXICAN RAILROAD HEAD PASSES THROUGH ST. LOUIS Ldano Returns w | uw ee Country After Treatments in Amen- can Hoepita! E Ocaranza Liano directer- gemeral of the Mexican Nationa! railroads. was at hion Station yesterday aNernoon in his private car, Om O's reiurn to Mexico City aNer a stay itn Johns Hopkins Hos- pital, Baltimore. President Bald win of the Missotri Pacific called om him before his departure on th evening train. Ldano bas held his present po- Ssmiom three years. under appoint- ment of President Obregon and has been activ® in raiiroads which they fell dumrg turbul Mu Still needed. and while in the he negotiaied cara. The Mexican National rafroeads« which include most of nes of country. 7600 es of track in 33 of the 27 states of Mexico and which $9.09C emplores are under Govrermmen: i. The Government owns | the stock, and arege.y repr 46% per enc. retary said. in ° ro ~~ ence. a. , OF sOCOTMOT! ves and the mi have FOnirod I per cent of can capital ts ~~? . : > + _ eG in “- ~~ Amer! “ae The direct reply tos + Be neulrv os hat from - c : . iziness Dasis. the lines ar even” after Ors sec 'iIiIEGeet ne “~ we + agement and was run on a b and that financially beginning to “break the logwes of past years. Because of the illness from which he has mot fully recowered, Director Liano recetved on)ir _.. ’ , } ere * . s i’ | . ei. MmAt- wis o-oo - —_ “= : wc, President Baldwin and a few other railroad officials jumng bis stay here Senora Liano ol. ‘Committee for of the World War met yesterday |WOMEN COMPLETE PLANS FOR OUTING FOR VETERANS | Pionic at Forest Park High- lands on June 158. Women's Disabled Veterans The at Hotel Statler and completed arrangements for a free outing and | Diente at Forest /_Jane 18. Park Highlands, As an example of the magnitude of the affair, the list o? provisions for the veterans fol-., lows: Rread. 20@@ loaves; baked ham, £00: sausages, 260; baked meats, 5000 pounds: i¢ge cream, 500 gal lons: baked cakes, 26006 pounds; coffee, 500 gallons: beverages, 600 cases: cigarettes, 10.090; tobaccos, 5000 packages. All expenses of refreshments, en- tertainment and transportation will be borne bv the committee, of which Mrs. Henry R. Wetsels is general chairman and B. G. Brinkman, Mrs. William K. Stick- ney. chairman of the reception committee, reported she has re- ceived acceptances from more than 300 women who will act as hos- tesses to the veterans. The oc- cupational therapy exhibits of the disabled weterans, including speci- mens of art and craftmanship, will be displayed and on sale at the Highlands, the proceeds to go to the veterans All disabled weterans destring te attend are urged te write to Mrs. Weteels at the Daniel Beone room of Hotel Statier. Widow of MYllicumtre Décs. By the Assectated Presa. NEW YORK, May 2?4.—The beep of Mrs. Faéward Jehnsten, widow ef rR. J. Reynolds. millionaire tobacce manufacturer, was sent late today from the hospftal in which she died last night toe Winston-Salem. N. ¢. Acocmpanying the casket tn a pri- vate car were Johnston and several! relatives Entertainment Pine Island Bank Is Closed. PINE ISLAND, Minn. May 14. | —The State Bank of Pine Island, Committee Arrange Program tor with deposits approximating $75°,- | 000 at the time of its last state- ment. was closed today because of “frozen” assets. ‘Falls Dead Talking to Customer. | Beecta!l te the Post-Dtspetch. SEDALIA, Mo.. May 34—Hiram ‘Swope, an automobDile salesman, 34 years old, fell dead this morning ‘Im an auto-sobile salesroom when conversing with a prospective pur- chaser. A } \* Little Brown Jug Is Waiting for You at the NATIONAL CITY BANK OF ST. LOUIS AND TAKE THE Depeostt in a savings account an will eara for you interest at tte Anrualiy. Subseqtent The Jug WwW! be given to you an account. with the $5¢.0¢4. Summer tle Brown os" keeps for a long int erval. Non- jacket and perfect pounds of food. touring i? a Susivad with a stee liquid or eight 3% and REQUIREMENTS ARE SIMPLE STEP RIGHT IN, OPEN AN ACCOUNT cementite Will earn understanding that such accegat en our beeks for at least six menths with a minimum balarace ef Start new and have the bemeft ef this oflor fer the extire teasures ef owntag the “L/tte Ervewsa = trfps, picnics and “The Little Brown Jug” Interest Credited January ist and July ist of each year NATIONAL CITY BANK JUG WITH YOU amount of $54.40 er mere wtch rate of 31%. Compounded Seoani- like manper. epening e=pch Temaims io immediately upen Jes” are weederfal outings. food and drink bet er cold as breakable, made ef earthenware packing Heids eme galion of Safety OF ST. LOU Sewenth Street. Between Olive aad Locust. SAVINGS DEPT. OPEN EVEEY MONDAY UNTIL 6:30 P. Mm FPS PIISISSPI ISS VIGTY Jt Real Pal | ona Journey | A Murphy-Made Wardrobe [Trunk! Its built - m Conver 1*Neeg are s0 numer- , ous and go a ulne that 7a soon learn te depend on it as vou would on a. tried and trust. ed frend. A compresser board to hold clothes smooth lv in place ¢g dustproof door, © an umbrella : holder, an iron ; “ ‘ ih * : Se — "© er tee —_—— Aiea J secret Jewel drawer, bulge top to keep trunk right side up, ball bearing rollers to facilitate opening and el features like that add to the Joy of travel. and they’vs reached their highest development in Murphy-madg "Prieedes $715 to $20 Priced as Described. Others at $25, $29.50, $37.50, $49.50 and $55 Light Weight European Suit Cases $7.50 to $40.00 PBC. Murphy trunk Cos 220220080 202828088940848R6 The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Leu oventag newspaper giving Asscciated Press news servicn ae THE CLIMAX OF A MIGHTY SALE!}} TWO MANUFACTURERS’ STOCKS OF MEDIUM-WEIGHT SUITS AT SENSATIONAL SAVINGS ful values offered in these immense and high-grade stocks. , t to share in the wonder You'll bave to hurry & you wen eR nds of garments are included—bargams | like these are cer- Only a short time remains for choosing—and while thousa The price-groups at $11, $14 and $17.50, represent the sold to us at discounts that allow us to sell the garments at half their intended retail price. ome from an exclusive New York manufacturer who each year sells us his entire surplus "ll recognize real quality at these prices. tain to move in a hurry. of a local manufacturer; The groups at $21 and $27 c stock of hand-tailored Spring Suits. Come Monday and see them. You aul Bright Spring patterns. servative models for Sizes to 44 chest. Men’s and Young Men’s Three-Piece Suits Manufactured to sell at $22 Cassimeres. chevitots and ftweeds & modeis for young men and youths Aliso more con- men who prefer stvies and patterns of a more quiet Basement tone and gray. CaS¥i meres est styles Special lots Plenty of for youths stripe Men’s and Young Men’s 1 & 2-PANTS SUITS Manufactured to sel] at $28 14 Splendié hard-finished worsteds In sha- cow stripes. and all-wool serges mm bine Conservative models. Woolen cheviots and tweeds in new- tternsa. Men’s and Young Men’s 1& 2-PANTS SUITS Manufactured to sell at $35 Fine woelens of tweeds and and four DbDetten models ons. Paat Suit. Tailored ner and neatly finished. +1722 velours, cassimeres, wers sda One, twa, three in latest AD etees tmcluding First in a perfect Second Store Open Until 6 P. M. fash- Long All come with coat, vest and pante—auitebile for year ’round wear entire surplus Spring Sait stock Men’s and Young Men's 1 & 2-PANTS SUITS Values up te $40 Superd woolen garments that wf ——— with their beautiful patterns, their i> | tinctive talloring. their wonéerful fabrics and their fashionable new modela A group that fills the needs ef men ef say age or size. Second Flor Men’s and Young Men's 1& 2-PANTSS Values up to $50 Extreme qualities in the newest including the comfortable Engiia® with loose coata. wide trouser square-cut vests. Aiso more tive modeis. Beautiful sew Hand-tailored throughout All including stouts. s be Cees > a =m 7 a Se ae ys. . i ek yas oes oe on —_ Our Greatest Sale of COOL SUITS} FOR SUMM 1 Panamas. genuine Palm Beaches, mohairs. soft tropical worsteds, Le Seersuckers, superb Gabardine and © ss erdines—al!l the newest and most lar materials in just the styles and terns you desire Over garme® - ;VVY man- FNoor CLOTHING COMPANY N. W. COR. 8TH AND WASHINGTON the stocks of six prominent man ss turers Offered in 4 groups at 0519 +) rang'ng a 50 Filled. °7: PART THREE. ——_— - —_ a Senator Lodge O i i a a a lt gl a Elder 4 Sta te Overriding of Bont Purpose of Ai | for Cutting ES By CHAR A Washington Corresponde Po WASHINGTON, May 24.- bonus bill was less for the pu the gold-brick that most of t! called adjusted-com pensation Mr. Really Coolidge. the Senates action the high-water mark of Sen: Lodges plan fin his place to keep the Presi to prevent his run! that he away with the notion @irecting the party. and to reas the Senate's domination of polit things. ledge has always resented © fdze He didn't vice presidential candidate at ‘ want him as cago four years ago: while Ha {ng was alive he ignored Coolls he Presid apparent aim has beer and since became Lodge's it has b thwart him wherever possibile. This may have been because President was wrong in what sought to accomplish, or it ft have been because after a man been the biggest thing in Ma: ehusetts for upward of 30 vear: geerms like presumption to him @ youngling at the game to t Q@Qway the limelight. The theory of our political ganization is that the majo leader in the Senate shal! repres the President: carry out his p cies, defend his prestige and gu bh against mistakes and assav Not infrequentiv has it been ¢ the majority leader considered h Seif a better politician and a gres Statesman than the President. in the the sake of disc interest of the party and ipline his part been Ww Py ealident to subordinate hims failed to get to accept his advice has gone ahead and done the t he could; sometimes with a grim. and sometimes with a grin, but Ways with sincerity and diliger This has been true particularily ow he Plas the eve of an election. How Lodge Enjoyed Trimming a President. You had but to watch Lodg face to appreciate his voluptwu enioyment of the situation as | President was being voted down. knew bnew Lenroot that the Cenference at t been u- the exactly how it was gol nt at the break? he White House > able to win over enough Se Preside Supposed -to-be-waverting Stois to make any difference. It mutt be admitted that a my Dutter-aingered performance on ! part of « President seeking [to | @rce or cal Ole a hostile Senate } Tever hee- 1 witnessed The President has nine Den Grats te required only 18 Rep Means to make his veto stick, w Mitty-odd to pick from. and he hem ger away from him Sm and feed of Pennsylvacia. Were left to marshal the suDD> for ‘\@ veto by the lea ters. a* we the defection Lodge and Curtis. « as they know how: but * One \s without an Individual! folle ing and the other is new. and mo! Over they could net show that } Bind them was the threat of Pr identia reprisal for those w Sood out or the certainty of | Ward for those who stayed im. Coolidge Can Neither Threaten Nor Exhort. Mr -oo'!dge Sought te have | Way by the fercs of pure log WRich doesn’ weigh very hea

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Abi i ae eee ee “a: Mong Mas bo seam 0 ed Heh nei ule, 7 oe A RRR Sr 2h ee Ee Ae tod ‘ . . ‘ ‘ " . OA ee | o| | : . , i eovseetvesneestanntasensnitiee SVAN oye GW AN WG SEES . = - : i == a a ae ne 1924, me ee eee ee “Only Bad Handling Now C a POTS i ii ie APPA www ™~ wy —PPPBALL LSS Elder Statesmen Keeping Young Mr. Coolidge in his Place | Ce ee ee ee ee Muddle Settlement on Dawes Plan, Lloyd George Writes OB OL OOO POD OE el Overriding of Bonus Bill Veto Was Less for Purpose of Aiding Veterans Than for vee President’s Comb. ai Former Premier Hopeful as Result of European Elections and Expects U. 5S. to ner * From ro of Aloofness. — a a By CHARLES MICHELSON, A Washington Correspondent of the New York World and the Post-Dispatch. | JAMES T BLAIR La ——— ee ae a — By DAVID LLOYD GEORGE, Former British T’rime Minister. LONDON, May 24. (ST as France was swinging heavily to the left, Germany lurched Je the right Gteauss : J PROTO WM. T RAGLAND 7 a. WALTER W GRAVES ROBERT T WALKER By Vincent M. Carroll ' A Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, May 24. better berter prose- vent criminals ; from escaping the tunnels of , technicality, a Judge of the Missouri Supreme? ‘Court declared today in discussing come of | Roosevelt would | the wavering steps recently taken in this? State by the blind goddess of Justice. majority | “Even competent and able Judges make, 'mistakes,’’ this jurist conceded. of ‘ them costly mistakes which restrict the rights. of people for many years. This is the inev- { itabie result of human fallibilitv. to which Judges are subject along with their fellow/ ‘men. No court machinery, system of pro- cedure or method of administration can en- root out the errors. But thev can be minimized by getting high type, well-trained lawyers on the bench and in the prosecutor's office.’’ The way in which this fallibility of Judges | dams or diverts the currents of law enforce-} ment is illustrated in the case of Arthur 0. Meininger, convicted looter of the Night and) Day Bank of St. Louis, who doubtless would have escaped prosecution in 65 of the 46) indictments against him had the Missouri‘ A. M. WOODSON rather unusnal | Opinion, placing the blame on those who tried JOHN T WHITE DAVID E. BLAIR )for rehearing, delivered a Just as the Frenchman had become more supple and reasonable, the German became more stubborn and fractious, ‘Granting by Highest Tribu-' ‘t Meint SF & bu the first Meininger case. It is once more the secular misunderstanding between the Gaul and nal of Rehearing in Mein- “Our rule long standing should | ¢ne Teuton which has troubled Western Europe for ages. ; : not be changed because there is public clamior | Neither the French nor the German elections are decisive. They inger Case Brings Declara-: rule of law. for this court to satisfy the ‘reflect the bewilderment of counsel thaf disturbs the peoples every- . . ge oni prosecutor by changing this | where—‘“and upon the earth, distress of nations with perplexity.” tion in Prevailing Opinion , This change would tend to throw our prac-| France cannot quite make up her mind either to renounce her hopes ‘ tice into confusion and the situation in this 7 ’ That Rule on Which De-| ae | / or to pursue her ambitions and Germany cannot altogether quite re , particular case does not justify a departure | solye whether she ought to bear her burdens or to dare her fears, cision Originally Was Made from the previous rulings. If the State has’ The Right in Germany is hesitating what to do with the experts’ ré- Is False Doctrine Due to rights in the pending Meininger cases! port, and the Left in France is not clear as to what it ought to do let the blame rest where it belongs, but let’ about the Ruhr. And neither in Germany nor in France is there , ° . Courts Misunderstanding: and Miisinterpretation of the workable rule of law so long followed, | possible a combination of parties with a sufficiently strong parliamen- Law — How Political Ques-: —-- respect, but adopted the Blair view of the! at least eight in France. In the ‘ Jia no party discipline or loyalty | TAKING everything into ac- ment to Square With Parti-' emerged from a raging struggle, sonally, I view the prospect” sometimes they stand."’ _tary majority to take risks. The Court, however, did not follow the| ft 4g difficult to gauge the sit-) tions That Have Found question. ‘confusion of political sectaries, it . : \ Such action by the Supreme Court In over- | is impuossibie to calculate the ma-/ Their Way to Tribunal to party chiefs that makes for) . CQUSE, all the determin- 2 ris: eet POT ee steadiness. You have a number(. ing conditions are so hopeful san Views of the Participat-)~ ‘Sometimes these changes in attitude re- ing Judges. | & J & where they have been engaged in} | '\knifing each other for love of, with much hope.” LECT cutors if vou and of such to pre through Judges Want was when Senators have to be con: inced error;3 of H the high-water mark of Senator asainst what they deem to be po- Lodge's plan to keep the President | litical expediency. in his place; to pre\ ent his running ave laughed and nullied it away with the notion that he was ‘through; Wilson, with a and to reassert \of his own party in the ‘some lost would have had every Senate, weak sister \scurrying fcr the protection of his but Mr. directing the party, the Senate's domination of political favor: Coolidge, knowing things. lodge has always resented Cool- /neither how to threat “4 He didn't want him as the) ireaten nor exhort, his fdze. let vice presidential candidate at Chi- | ver. while Hara-)?°' . Factors Which Are Viewed as Hopeful for Report’s Success Lodge's irfluence blanket cago four years ago: tirely ; a There are in this as there have ing was alive he ignored Coolidge, been he became President, \ , ‘Senators, Lodge's apparent aim has been to | rarely heard from ; in all Senates a flock of sheep ang since pleasant fellows that are except on roll- Old Rulings Overturned. it has been (call, possible. + piss These are the natural quarry thwart him wherever when they vote as they are This may have been because the lead of the Chief Justice, whose views always vation in either country. There! ‘turning long-established constructions and) jorities for or against a policy by‘ ,of a President needing support, but of little _that nothing but bad handling e ‘sult from change in personnel of the seven are received by the other Judges with great) are 23 parties in Germany and' rules of law is not at all uncommon. ‘any thematical process. There, Have Affected Its Judg-: ny | groups who have just)! President was wrong in what he | * P ‘| can muddle the settlement. Per- (when Lodge shock his head over SJudges through resignation or retirement sought to accomplish, or it may )the unfortunate political amateur- | E! and Young Men’s PANTS SUITS Jalues up to $40 I len garments that wi! please beautiful patterns, their ét- loring, their wonderful fabrics fashionable new models. A fille the needs of men of aay Second Ficer ’s and Young Men’s PANTS SU alues up to $50 iqualities in the newest etytes, Phe comfortable Engtish effects coats. wide trousers and vests. Also more conserve~- Beautiful. new shades. 4 throughout. All «izes, stouts. Second Ficer — Greatest Sale of DOL SUITS 2 SUMMER genuine Palm Beachea, silky soft tropical worsteds, Lorraine ers, superb Gabardine and Cow lil the newest and most pop?@- ls in just the styles and pat- desire Over 7000 garments— of six prominent manufac- Offered in 4 groups at prices S 0°19 50 fitty-odd to pick from, and he them get away from him. p the leaders, Lode and Curtis | 88 Well as they know how: but the) direction had not the first and last / 8g and the other is new, and more- | from Secretary of State *¥er they covld not show that be-(and the two intermediate «Ring them was the threat of re identia} reprisa! | Ward for those who stayed in. | Coolidge Can Neither | Way by the force — Which doesn't weigh have been because after a man has) ishness of the man at the been the biggest thing in Massa- \ chusetts for upward of 30 vears, it ( geems like presumption to him for ‘ or youth. Elkins and Klale and that @ youngling at the game to take the crowd generally followed stronger personal.ty. The Coolidge Policies Lodge Has Scrapped. It must not be assumed that in The ganization theory of our political or- away the limelight. | { ) is that the majority leader in the Senate shall represent the President; his cies, defend his prestige and guard | | : ithe election him against mistakes and assaults. carry out poli- there will be any ac- tive disloyalty by the Republican Not infrequently has it been that pe " . Renators to Coolidge. rhey mean he majority ider lon : — and most of them to elect him, seifa bett “i er politician anda iihtoautats* think they can, but the idea is to Slatesman than the President, but impress on him that he is to take in the interest of the party and for , (orders from the sake of discipline his part, has | been to subordinate himself. President, When he has failed to get the) sore than a figurehead they will President to accept his advice he‘ )gently but none the less sterniy BE nee and Gone the best take him out to the woodshed for | the elder instead of giving them. He can be he could; sometimes with a grimace corrective processes as often as) | the Judge proceeded. and sometimes with a grin, but al- } necessary. Ways with sincerity and diligence. It may cost the country two or This has been true particularly on (three billions of dollars per !esson, the eve of an election. but careful not . se to the estate when How Lodge Enjoyed eect ogee se comes to the up-bringing of the Trimming a President. Seung. It is difficult to think \ policy of importance that Mr. Cool- idge has voiced that lodge has not The President's guardians will ) of any You had but to watch Lodges } face to appreciate his voluptuous ( enjoyment of the situation as the | President was aoe voted down. He; knew exactly was going: knew Lenroot was coming back and / that the President at the breakfast Conference at the White House had) been unable to win over enough of | the Supposed-to-be-wavering Sen- The matter of Secretary Denby Siois to make any difference. (and Attorney-General Daugherty It must be admitted that a more) might be included in this list, but butter- ‘fingered performance on the (in these matters Lodge's participa- frowned upon. the inexpedi- leontia! articles: \the Mellon tax plan, of courtesy to Japan ir the matter of exclusion. bart of a President seeking to co- / tion in the coercing of the resigna- *rce or cajole a hostile Senate has’ tions was more because he shared Rever been witnessed. jin the Republican panic conse- The President has nine Deme-| quent on the Fall disclosures than rats; he required only 19 Repub- | because of his regular habit of Means to make his veto stick, with / | President- thwarting. let | He trotted out a substitute world | Smoot) court. connived at the transmogri- and Reed Were left to marshal the support. the bonus across and voted for the veto by the defection of { Japanese exclusion. Perhaps did ‘ would not have been so bent in this for he emanated | Hughes ones ene is without an individual follow- of the four proposals from Secretary of the for those who;Mellon. The President weed out or the certainty of re-( taught tnat he must shop among ithe wise statesmen of the Senate among the must be ephemera What about jand not ‘Cabinet Threaten Nor Exhort. Hughes Mr. Coolidge sought to have his | politics, of polit ies do Mellon Know for and anyhow? 19724 by tne Press and P a Cos the New York World and ibe Post-Disratca. . i. ger pure logic, Copyrigh ' | Publiphi: very heavy : of Pennsylvania. who ( fication of the Mellon tax Hill, put | Treasury |'Supreme Court White | P in bane not completely re- versed one of its long-standing rules. {House and explained how necessary : jit was to save him from the errors | Courts of ‘sentence is | Franklin County. statesmen | but if he attempts to be | by ‘it to be in a failing condition, Meininger’s at-, ) creed has revolved around four es- | dency of the bonus and the necessity ! | Since 1866, when the rule came into being as result of the Supreme Court’s decision in the appeal of George Meyers, a St. Loufs -eriminal, the United States, had held that‘ where several charges are pending agalnst a; “i ) habeas corpus proceedings were instituted for) 11566 from St. }On March the court, alone among the Supreme, / person, all of the cases must be tried before | pronounced in any of trial in all the rest deferred until tence imposed had been served or satisfied. Meininger was indicted in St. Louis, but on a change of venue taken by him, years, among the states in sponsoring the idea that notwithstanding the frequently reitérated as- | of that the Missouri court was wrong. Under the discarded theory, trial Judges were permitted to instruct juries ‘n larceny cases that unexplained possession of recently stolen property raised a presumption of law that tiie possessor was the thief. Judge David FE. Blair in an opinion ad- vocating abandonment of the idea declared, “The fact that we have followed the rule for sertions Judges ec many years and that such rule has become | decisions of the, in my judg-| )}thoroughiy tmbedded in the Court during a!l those years 1a, ment, no reason why we should continue to follow an oubtless permitted me cases.”’ Judge Hizghee, supreme Court, No. 2. case, now a Commisstoner of the but then a member of Divl- the majority opinion David E. and James T. wrote Judes then opinions that concurring and Judge Walker writ- ing a dissent. da with ‘ca m ing by 6 to 1 Judge Graves the instruction. Tudges atortty. the decision be vote. the our Mis ‘f posses- long had opposed use “The fact that makes the circumstances of (of recently stolen presump- evidence of guilt does not change the “On this question our property) tive situation, State stands practically alone and our hold- *" he wrote. ings are wrong in principle.” Careless Prosecutors and Judges Experience of the Supreme Court since the was handed indicates in some the carelessness of prosecu- tors and trial Judges, for, since this decision m 1922, 26 cases have been reversed on iden- tieal grounds The explanation its that the Tudges and prosecutors in most of those cases failed to keep abreast of the rulings of the Supreme although doubtless some of the cases already were on their way to the higher court when the Swarens reversal went Most of the Swarens case down measure 9°99 Court, down. represent, have been however, could as well trial Judges and prosecutors. comparatively recent inatance In of last resort retraced is the Henry Fink- 1917. Finkelatein had Twentry-second and Olive In his trial the jury Another which the State court ife steps after lone vears eletein reversal! in killed a man in St at streets Louts had been instructed that in passing upon the: Continued « on Page 3B. “There are two other favor- able elements of first impor- tance to take into considera- tion. Belgium has had enough of a policy of costly bluster and America has had enough of a policy of humiliating aloof- ness. As the success of the first expert move depends on an international loan, a change is vital. country and humanity. Can they get together for a common pur- pose which must, if it leads to. peace, be unpopular in both coun-| tries? To increase taxation in or-, der to pay damages to France can-‘' /not make a Government popular) in Germany. To put on taxes tn? 'order to let Germany off some of | | ‘her reparations payments versace add to the popularity of a Gov-' ernment in France. And yet, as a) | in American policy result of the recent elections, a | And as Belgium has the first ;overnment willing to pay legiti-| cut of that loan, the experts’ mate claims in Germany can only: report is a welcome document command a small and doubtful|| ¢9 Belgian eyes, ears and majority, and a Government in)! hearts.” France which is prepared to fore-. go excessive claims can only hope, | at best. to be supported steadily’) German elections are decisive “Neither the French nor the unsound rule and one that has) injustice to be done in | is, 1n Germany and France alike,) "report. in. Judge Graves each writing) ; | working of the experts’ proposals, Eider and Woodson | part of the community takes such ' short {ts legal wrecks which they by an insignificant and precarious) | * * * Neither in Germany nor majority. | “Big Business’? Wants to Settle. ) In spite of these adverse condl- tions, there are elements that make for settlement in both coun- | tries. The majority, such as it‘ combination of parties with a sufficiently strong parliamen- tary majority to take risks, * * * Asa result of the re- cent elections, a government willing to pay legitimate claims is prepared to accept the experts’ |. in Germany can only command But there are other pro-/, @ small and doubtful majority pitious circumstances which af- and a government in France ford encouragement. In Germany,(| which is prepared to forego ex- “big business’ wants to settle.|| cessive claims can only hope at Happily, the first two years of the/| best to be supported steadily by an insufficient and precari- ous majority.” ; ( ‘ do not impose heavy obligations) | on German finance. In politics, no (| “In spite of these adverse conditions, there are elements that make for settlement in both countries. The majority, such as it is, in Germany and France alike is prepared to accept the experts’ report.” views as business men. I' have seen them recently in a state. of black panic at the prospect of a Labor Government coming in to destroy capital, and a week later, after the Socialist Government had actually been formed, in a in France is there a possible state of exuberant confidence over! moderation. They were in both their moods. Ney even more evident. wrong business temperament. Hope in French Elections. In Germany, it looks at the re-; port and sees two years of tran-| “the nation of Richelieu, quillity purchased by a bearable) XIV, of Napoleon tribute. It trusts to luck as to/ glory and grandeur. }name of M. Bt. ties thicken later on. So German/ sion and domination. business leaders are all for accept ft ance of the experts’ report, | their support will count more to a( French heart. is another jority. Since this report is further @ nation of*tolling, land-lov strengthened by the anxfety of the, land-hungering peasants. German Catholics to effect a/ of ‘bon bourgeois.’ peaceable settlement of the repa- rations problem, a conciliatory’ Poincare policy has a better chance of suc- cess than the figures of the Ger iman elections indicate. When one comes to the French) chanical! —S reer he writep: heartbeata. | elections, the elements of hope are’ Continued on Page 1B. In an excep- tionally powerful article, dealing ertheless, one must reckon on the| W!th the French results, which ap- , peared in The Spectator. over the Leo Strachey, he ‘dwells on the historical fact that in France you have two nations, or Louls ~~ nation of of political what will happen when the annui-) and military greatness, of aggres- Opposed to in every part and section of and) France, and perhaps also in every and Government that has to find cash) wholly different nation—-e nation than even a steadfast party ma- , of peaceful ease and quiet oval ae Rt a —_ 4 And dealing with the policy ot % “Whatever — may have been the personal views of that man of steel and phospha- rus, of denaturalized blood and me- M Potheara a ie

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. 7 — . . ~ = cee oat ig ei Oke ae 2B " _ §T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1924. Sie eee ea 4 | | 1 Od gee : ~ ia oe ANY OTHER AME country. But wars brought about by secret di- Pree . , et hy Wey _ la Bee | J a em | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BY N plomacy and political ambition are unqualifiedly a Se phe tues ee tn ec traeee & we , er. Rin” >” | = , ' . C The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has Se te cet - Sel . “ 4 an ct Sm hn Se ae ate | V a . Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZER > : ? a. | labored orer a plan to join the World Court with- condemned. ar - ; oe ree ee oa OO a he >. me 0 sede 8 ae e ~~ . » “ . + “ e / oo = * ’ cal _~ > ber . ° a : -~ . a ; Se The most practical part of the statement touches BE be P : ~~ Sometime: Dec. 12, 1878. our participation in the World Court and League Continued From Paze 1B. Published By the Pulitzer Publishing | Company, Torelfth Boulevard | Nations. end Olive Street a mouse. out according any sort of civility to the League of Like the mountain, it has brought forth) The plan consists of a childish device | of Nations. MUntil that fs brought about, educa- al efforts to outlaw war wil! ba of little avail. ; y different names. The! tion ze | to call the same things by diff sia Rut with that step towards world co-operation -_ of Finkelstein as a * THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- |; Council and Assembly of the league, when Judges . ‘the rest will be comparatively easy eredibility © ' > ; ' aii - = 7 ” ” , PORM. \lare elected, are to dissolve and reconvene, respec-; ‘4eM, a: tne gess 10 his own behalf, it sho es os —— - - . ee gat — nod ag aca i tively. as the “council of signatories” and the “as- + pemember his interest In the cs , inet ~ T atis th rofess! + - = nstruction concern e% . . '’ at? - ae | r r . . . . a erate injustice or corruption, always Rritish flag would have but one vote in either; a A, ak entatives at least made a an 7 . given to juries since 1878, with | mip ~ epresentatives at s bs a fight demagogues of all partics, hodr. Other amendments consist of claims, res | Senators and hepr ; Te approval of the Supreme Cot ; this . , handoned eren rty. always ense to virtue. Now ther have adanc | never belong to any pa aj ten t hough as early as 1906 Judge \ | erations and warnines to the effect that the United | | : oppose privileged classes and public ervations and warning an hieves and har that hypocritical gesture, according to the Post- . 4 Be ¢ “Lord” B . : .¢ ¢ Jeri tself among tniev n F 3 . le ; a ® ‘Lor plunderers, mever tack sympathy Rate, consioeres Ot eg afean ,..| Dispatch’s Washington corresponden and unblush- | Pant fn the case with the poor, always remain de- lots will take due precaution to safeguard its Mi convicted tn St. Le the ingly acknowledge, as in the case of the bonus, that gingto”. voted to the public welfare, never be | 8 ite good name oll ces age county of the murder of James ,% si + : : . m - = 4 - atorm inec * oe a fed. ; - scati -; r eS - - always he drastically tndependent; | pi cn ae It is a grave, perilous situation.g When men in dissenting opinion. why. tf | > far as its limited powers have permittea to —— never be afraid to attack wrong, ~~ , ne ' . . | trusted with responsibility of administering our @efendant is a competent witn a" a? rTry wy nN ¢ nm} l- ‘ aa ‘ . ~ & . whether by predatory plutocracy or go. It has engaged Seameuctive enc heman nublic affairs confess they have tossed away con ghould he be singled out fr predatory poverty. ‘arian undertakings of very creat merit and impor-; ©" “". opposition | ther witnesses and the jury ci i SPM z to his temptation to viction and wi measure to t ed as hte own behalf. This view also had been ha various opin’ T. Piair law. howe the tae ee ifaeue sell their support for ie side offering the greater members ¢ ry) r} -Atas *vanvearnment has ifestiy,. ie with the Unit-| ="@2 of votes Government has, esuy, ar ba ". ¢ | pO ol od at the ne plus altra of corruption. 4 eo : | E mered home on 7 there any | by Judge James finally hecame the JOSEPH PULITZER. co-operation bry April 10, 1907. tance and has been refused United Are tne ' nN VY io ‘ten > an States. now likely to co-operate in a plan wh unfit and untrustwce — . a ’ present | What | States ch assumes in LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE " | rthy? Ls Prence principle between a anization as re uthor ‘abinet officer ut to the indi- | | | The name and address of the autnor| wre they going to think of a Government which, Cabinet offices Ham pena _ ¢hrough a concurring opinion wi - —— a Gad + hee | @** a aor | eiAanal . Ti 4 ohenv n Se . 2en- ' . F must accompany cvery contribution, i makes an international issue over a mere name? | vidual avarice of a Doheny and a nator or Rep gen by Judge Graves in the Fi: mublished. Jet-|™ ree 8s. oe resentative selling his official vote to an organized eistein case in which Judges Jan will mot be 7 Blatr, Rond (now dead) z Woodson. concurred. The opin the conviction on ot! Our Senators may be going too far in presuming on requcst | . that Europe needs America so much more than Sere not exceeding 200 words wili receive | /avarice for an indeterminate number of votes at the Representative can % a f s Senator or preference. , eatin Wardve Self-respecting members| ?°!!8: And if a na oe vo America neecs ruropeé. r ee , e hi fficial te for such revers . Fisei BO ces ustity the sale of IS Oflicliai Vor 1Oor suc a con- , 4 been written by Ju Trequal Justice of the leacue would be justified in refusing to aite: | points ha eq . . | sideration What !s to prevent him from justifying Revelle, now off the bench, wi Judge Faris, now Federal Ju at St. Louis, dissented in comps with Judge Williamson. who tired after the 1920 election. These three lines of developm: the hasis of their international court until a ra- Jo the FAitor ef the Post-Dispatch ilting. reason were offered for AW has been defined tional, and not ins. L equal distribution of justice This] doing it. The court would seem applicable to a recent occur The only reason for be: the Federal c: in the expense and responsibility. Three came of the court would be justified in waiting , = = Leg the present status until the United States has a | 1an the sale of his official vote for anv other consider- ation which he deems desirable? The obvionsly and unde- iably, is a triumph for the American Legion's per- Pa : nd vigilant lobby. And American | we | /, masts and the declarations of the vari learned how to do it from a superior crafts- : gudges who. wrote of the princip Wheeler at issue go to support the prem | let ef the judge whe asserted t 4 is at present open to our uses passage of the bonus. = ominge a member ts to share} The. members | St under | in Last up, Louis. against an aluminum cases one Was company for per- ¥ the eminent of the Antisaloon | . , Yr . a 7 5 on " ° Selling a pint of whisky. was given ajin paying off the note at the bank. words being Speaking in New York the other dar, Mr. Me which began in January, 1921, fine of $500 and 90 days in jail. Is if / little help before the teller’s window, but !{f cl: + | Adoo correctiy described “the aim of the Repub whi time four were Democr ‘ 2 . — ‘ on | _ Ins noe the ~— - 7 f= yy eee ~~ " 6é6 _ - A . ic = =i —- oy ~ ae gy sess De | read the letters may give the farmer a feelin ican administra CaaS he exaltation of ma ane os nae sonata a % respec* Or law an the courts ; ; ‘ "oe — : ia 4 . ; the wn oO oe ne cour t ° ‘th his lot ‘ont nt terialism, resulting im moral debauchery in the Pea: L H P a contentm nt with . = 101 08 entment | se LT > r = : = * occu sibeet bec.. 4 posed of sx Demoecr . , “ rn 4 , - j > . an ; i . eee . je the greatest blessings. and probably the rarest. "avon He then promised that once Back. {fn “tS ee and one Republican, David . —— sian ” ey ger ly OS A false note is unhappily sounded in the latest power the Democratic party would put Bialtr. “We've Made a Mistake.” Po the Batter of the Post Dispatch HAT the speech of Prof Columbia University is fot of comment is not to be wondered Rutier Bt would be strange if a country with a statement w people | parents assert. have a native and natura! gift for Bcpulation of a 100,000.000 of | causing a | Youth need instruction fn how to play as much as they do in how to work.” said Mr e the Na “Our + ; rnrnan wR > > as message, which was an address tional Conference on Outdoor Recreation Coolidge. This ill be disputed. Farmer bors, their should all be of the same mind and opin-| Play which develops amazingly without assistance fon. I think that gratulated on his fearless stand He bas shown that he fears not scanda! or @nything else which his contra-believers Snd enemies might make of his speech Be right be a radical, but a?! radicals Gre not fools. B.incoin and most al] great men radicals? I think we have made a mistake and Phe best thing for us to do is to acknowi- edge it. It is not a disgrace to make a Mistake. but it is only a fool who afte: Making one is so narrow-minded not to acknowledge it. The eighteenth amend- Ment is a total failure and a detriment to the progress of our country. It is fll time our country with people who are not law abiding and who are willing to do enyth ng to accomplish Peo- ple have not forgotten they could have the very best of liquor which money could buy and not being abie to get that to satisfy their desires they are tak- ing a substitute which is a det to fheir health and therefore a Be the country at large . AVINERE their end riment detriment LOIGO Pistols and Crime Fe the Fditec of the Post. DMenatch ERELY a proval of the hard sense and sound fearon inge the article ap- pearing in today’s Fost-Dispatch e'cred by Val A. Fiynrn. And just to ca: che thought a little further, ten't it interest- ing to speculate on the Immediate effect ef a temporary remove! cf the ban on Marrying weapons. of placing the honest ar on an equal footing with the crook” @ venture a guess that crime would de @reare 5 cent in 10 : l imac ine herrify the @Oxten' that She crovk 2 = little expreasion of ap- contained in “i rer that this mere Judge ut its would REASON rea lizatior terrif: The McNary-Haugen Bill. Be the Waiter of | WAS in reading torial of yesterday. headed All Privilege.” This in conn: > discussion of the McNary 5 at wniie e Post.Drematch vv. ir edi “AbdoNs! interested 7 write to say th be the Wary-Haugen bill is not the tariff bu the fact that tt will put the Governmen' Gn the business of handiing all farm Dreoducts to the exclusion of pri wate enterprise. The Government, fer +Peare, will not only be forced ii grain and livestock, but also "tries that are directiv co: Same, such as flour mills, packing houses Wooien and cotton mila Ch 14 . Ment would be asked to start the opers Rien of thie bill with $200.000.000 and Bo telling how much more would be re- ‘@utred before the end of the {ive years. Bhould the bill be enacted would re -@uire our Government to dispose of our Surplus products in foreign markets (witheut regard to values This would ‘drins about reprisals ould naturally ' commercial treaty ough to withstand the strain ; sted y an openly avowed pol'cy of adumip " No tnternationa! friendship would went embargoes through prehibitive rifts The MeNaery-Hauger >!!! net a ocre’ic but a soc ea etic mesetre arc that should meet with eli whe believe im our p Stier ames Rh right in regard to your co important feature about the the next indus meactesé wt? na ore ‘tion and ® strore: resent eppeosetior «a > - leer he should be con-/ °F instruction. On the other hand the need of | teaching them to work !s constant up to the time | they leave the farm to accept a position with a Were not Washington, | | abdication | process. ; st. | as | tion.” five | to handle | | ome : "yy yey ae “ae church against upholding wars in defense of metropolitan street railway svrstem. *: sr -=et ha has ? sTec irded tho law whieh The breaking of cne set of laws he a tes retaliation and ts the nning of the depositi government. -_-—— ————— —~ ———— THE METHODIST PEACE PROPOSAL, , ; ‘ » rezo.ution again In the original the 2? » war, crafted bv thea Committee on the Methodist an organization was comm! eparate ourselves from war and take no pnp: 2D Individual themselves the question of pa .** Episcopal . ee | members ene ’ . Taro ier fo de da a ‘ er Pat on. A motion to exclude defensive wars was defeated The resolution on the same problem br a especial at Springfield zaner introdn ‘ad committee at the general conference iA e “_ Frida much broader ~_- “a * oe | , SS -Ffs- more patriotic and more practica! Vass ts In fact t iS @nm inspiring statement that should engage the attention of all It “to create the wil! “to ereate the conditions for peace.” and “to create an organization for peace.” I? urges to summon another conference of the drastic It demands the entrance of the Unit lovers of peace Methodist Entecopa! church . es peace pledges the to President the nations “for more reduction of armaments” ed States into the Permanent World Court of In ternational Justice, and offers the support of the church to the movement for Leagne of Nations.” In general, ontlawry ef war ané a combined participation in “‘s movement of “world Christianity” to bring abeut! 4 Wariess world ts the theme of the statement And the end is to he sought both byw educationa! and po'itical means There is no attempt to pled F | Ria “those not tnrolred in recent scanda's. Mr. McAdoo has here named a with his nsua!l acuteness fundamental issue of the coming cam paign. We do not see why. then, ft {ts not obvious it is to us and to many of his nomina’) Demo ~? that in the end the ‘ratic cor therefore. wi!l n Mr and coa'an?t h iw ’ « 4% to lead the campalizn. conduct @ allowing themselves cannot Dohenr’s lawver cannot Campaign against the Republicans for by Mr. Do It wonld be a farce and the Demo- to be corrupted henr’s money. cratic party has not fallen to the point where it is compelled to stu No -doubt become unavrailab!e. ltify itself. But lots of other men. just it {is hard on Mr. McAdoo that he has) as worthy as he is, are unavailable for conditions| had even less control than Wr McAdoo had when he decided to seek fat retainers over which ther his strong qualities. simp! leacer of a party which wi! ~—- ¢@- - —_-_ _—__ HIS OWN UNIVERSE. a ihe EVERY MAN A thoughtfu! about the futu we, the human Nation {s writer - Wor of mankind. biologically cease rea race, utterly to some millions of years hence. when on fn celestial me disintecrates some the us. ip all shriveled Wars smati—! in spirit, minute [In materia] in vastness of measured genace evanescent In the sweep of time, Inconseqrentia) in every respect, except. perhaps, in the chemical com plexities of our mental reactions. cor ter? ‘ - microscopic the In that alone one advance may surpass that of other terrestrial ra ° ans” act From +h cWsinge sen’en ‘a a? > } - ~\carre eso? ~ = friar A ~q ~~ «=F thought w! .- A thealner . > a o + i- * ws a > > all professor membership ion faculty was Immanne! Kant Wa’ was Sut 7 who died when Ralnk in Fimerenan arnthee Gisting inet, ‘nr 4 na —- > -* _ : ru r vear oid. It may be md : ~*~ ; . franscenden: Kant of whick was the Sf we netore fat _ emereson hecamea the Sarect and lucidator We have not in our makenun an the “True . crc reer that our weer pf heath cow ~ New y ‘* - g Vs TT on indertake the we nigh s Iperh iman task 6? re ne and digesting the “Critique | the ~~? =A = > And. wna ol - | of Practica! ‘s eTen mara rn ot. a ho > i Reason.” learned ’ a s by the har > D proof a? the a os a st ie ~# we vine Gesury ‘ wea m 2st ad ie ‘e . . mit + reflective assimilation those on the orersou! Bu : ye fer » a Particniarty = are of = , . and ¢ piritual laws, would relieve the mental tension of this matertalist Emerson tanght, tn effact. that 2Wn universe: ard he who to make con. cre’e that tdealistiec abetractior wi’ hea =A | . —= 7 . 7 ~ . ~~ every man [ts his ue fs able - ger “ehrireled tn spirit.” ner wi?! hea he fer'iaod on wal’ ° * +? oo » * , 1. WOat Mav happen wher. n!ti the earth no? ‘? Sl ee * ~ = > : 18 ror , becomes | * - ~ , aga:n the mass of apparently independent ‘t was before they, as Walt Whitman put it ss» * &« hered to an ord.” particles = = " - The . 4 . + as te re ‘rercre wise ‘+ represen* teal to satisfy the rerac 511 irom Massachusetts, * of Liber- point left opinion rew week! ‘ >» the add that “h calis Hungarian newspaper called zadadsa,. published at 700 Huron road. ‘leveland. and which boasts of being the and largest Hungarian paper pub- faily tn America. inded by E. T. Kehanyi, >»y Col. Andrew wisn to he out an- and per wh! itself Liberty is the cidest liahea - * > . . . Lhe paper was fo snow edit serra! serra... rth year. and sells for that the new Liberty Was not in = > cur Aigh schoo! or Stabadsa itself on the is us that it means Liberty, 3 necessary” ABE M RADMAN. . ‘ _. * « _*-* rf - ind not by a President's fiat. Since the ew | terest of our ’ | pessed to miiita: | auras siect” eur “inieresis.” [‘epariment of State has prevented Latin America without fts apt 7 it nas now adopted the same policy = gard to munitions In other words. - fives what are “good” and what am and makes or Bb accordingly Of course the es power lke this sets Us Up as Weatern Hemisphere and em moid Governments and policies is imperialiem and our diplomatic meddling ry interfererce im Haiti, Nicaragua. and & American sallors are the capita! of the latte? sent in last winter oe ‘s;uvrernments. jst. From fT, be go euciga pa 7AViang been ae spook "mander In 1922 a line of political ca: was brought before the court 4d! ing the effort of Gov. Hyde a bis Republican allies to demol machinery built up through le years of Democratic tenure a replace it with first-aids to Rept ican success The first of these cases exer put of a revision of State Ser torial districts. The districts of 1901, laid « Gv Gov. Dockery, Attorner-Ge ‘eral Crow and Secretary of St constituted an unfair ger in the-beginning and th inequalities had become more pi rounced during. the 20 years shifting in population. So G @iyde. Attorney-General Barr @nd Secretary or State Becl ,mapped out a new set of distric tupder which the state Sen ‘would have been safely Republic for years to core. Democrats attacked the distri ing in a suit brought in the na of Arthur V. Lashly of Webs Groves and the court in a four three decision, the fJudges div ing along party lines, knocked .« the Hrde-Becker-Barrett distri« Judge Graves wrote the mat tty opinion in which Judges Wox Son, James T. Biair and Wall concurred All are Democrats. Judge Graves held that | power conferred by “the Const! t.on upon the Governor. Altorm General and Secretary of State redistrict senatorial districts wh the Legisiature failed to exere that function, had been annul! by the initiative and referendt amendment to the Constitufl adopted in 1308. Judges “Meeting Political Exege cies.” Met mach doubt as to the mes ing of those sentences by which o Supreme Judge is attacking ¢ ®pinions of his associates. But he le more from the same pen: “The ruling in the Halliburte case seemed conclusive. Judg Graves had concurred theret when there were no storm cloud on the political horizon and de Clared that the arguments ¢ Chief Justice Fox were wnar Swerabie If we now overrid that and other cases in ihe fac ef a political exigency, may |! rot be said that che politica eens was simply transferred ¢t thi The premises con = can we adopt the major ‘* ODinton and hope te mer’ °n*idence and respect ef ou Deon'e” “Of course this Court has th arbitrarily to override th . "ution. but I solemnity pro ms *€ains this monstrous wrong x tp % is apparent that ov bene are togesed about iike | “ai, tO meet political exigen Ses we shall justly merit pubtif fontem pr “ Repub ican Corvin -ed Ctzior the _ “Our? ? Sidered the Po vw er Cares Partisans effll « that the redistricting 4 marks a serious stagger Progress of fustice. Democrs a ee on the other hen an - = xnow how three Republi! - < udges got on the «came eh “* question. if they were nm Sctuated ty any Partisan leaning — ‘aw is not an exact science hag comtinualiy changing. esp ~ “e With reference to «he adm gy of ertminal law In fi .. ab" he criminal law of Wiseou Renae hy the Constitution at em * Pet ceretruction riae na " b¥ the Supreme Coort ar on ee cuide poste svected 1 ~ "*themal. exert «© eaet fnfh wooed When those coretructionre ¢ . ‘ee are wrengiy declare PuDHe suffers When ther a MShtly declared but are ignored 1

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_ re greene ~ : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1994. ST LOUIS a %: '} atarangs n ur to three in 44 cases > > ¥ 7 State Su preme Cou rt | showia cine pccah on emypinton T eaee "aeciel Paes ye pe a | aS authority. Had this been done in many of the more important oe Sy . ' q ee mn eTl TY) eS Rev . thoroughly by all the Judges of the | cases diaposed of by the whole. Juvenile Wash Sults ’ : O erses tse Missouri Court all the time, the court leads back again. to the RIG. £2.50 RECORDS 7 reversal of rule brought about in! Judge's argument about the falli- pha nay $1.59 - r Continued From Page 35. | trial Judges and prosecutors. again the Meininger de Cision might have! bility of the judiciary. For some- Leonards, Davtonas. A : i « Ly A large lot of 10-ineh dou- —~ | KUN . ble dise 7 Records; an ‘ | special for M on day's BROADWAY & MORGAN ST. selling, . _ ~~’ , ae OC lity » . : s own behalf, it should UITty men can be conv = Pam : pess 10 hi a Pair triad de sd c nvicted in; Possible. For each member of the | Could agree. 4; x smart Juvenile ode.” 3 ; =e y as in an unfair / court has opinions to write in cases | Two of the important four-to- : . Suita are made “And va Valliant once said. | assigned to him, and authorities to | three decisions of the Court were ' : me midds "Bal: This : i when they have been fairly | read in that connee ne its determination of the punish- kan or broad- defendant s testimony had been trijeq their convictions will ‘ tr " one he indus- Ss I : fall models; in ‘ + } ' : y! ; o . - = . / : ad ‘ stand | trious Judges try to read the au-, ment for the Bt Auis Lumber an the wane juries since 1878, with the | and the State will not be put to| thorities cited by their brethren in| Trade Exchange and its 19 incor- : colors: sizes 3 , to 8 years his interest in the case. remember the pi | | Public suffers. occurred many years ago. | body undoubtedly was wrong in| : Peggy cloths. ete are cases where not even the Judges 4 Se es ae eort of instruction concerning while they —— , erodibility of Finkelstein as a wit- Record tm st. Louis Criminal Cases. But that extensive reading is im si\ : ‘ a > ~* ; ‘ , *oO i 4 } : . finally became the y shel ID Wer - cape from ore of ¢s-| from which decisions some of the tinue doing bt siness as long as they | Poil\ Ings rooms, ¢ ining rooms and bedrooms in all the rough a concurring opinion Wwrit- Palen ee te ot coenes dissented cemply with the law. | 9 latest designs and colors Regular 20c, 30¢ and 50s values — > “—_ or : ; ; ‘ : s. on . ¢ JUS ; Ss. ten by Judge Graves in the Fink © obtain ad-| How Judges Divide on Decisions.! The Kansas | ity zoning case | During this sale. per roll whic ’ ‘ ministration of the law case in which Judges James . n all sec- | The Judges divided : t liw w ' A ao aon elstein tions of the State as uniformly as - ponte aon ae eee s originalty wan Cocised sonia aC n Blair, Bond (now dead) and ; '$5 of those cases, five to two in 73!) — — -—_——- Dosen, concurred. The opinion possible, the Supreme Court itn- Continued on ee Ee eee | yersing the conviction on other sists upon uniform complhance C Cc and - with certain rules governing the ‘ | 4 inte had been written by Judge, Revelle now off the bench, whtle- trial of cases and interpretation of ig 9g a greatest vaiues ever ' y | ert m ‘ ; Statutes. Sometimes jj hlish- | > §€ ey GF we aris, now Federal Judge. Ss in establish- | | Be saute dissented in comypany | ‘"8 these rules, as in the three in- | + air aT stances herein described the with Judge Williamson, who rce-. , the w | Judges wander off the main road | ogg eo rf Suitable for at- LINEN AND VOILE ¢ the judge who asserted that commissioners. renders it physical- oa good judges make mistakes, ly impossible for members of the court always to catch and correct Large a . 7 atk Bee : ' + groups of new Spring W cet: group pring Wall Papers consisting of tt, oie In the popular shades cting from the highest — © 5 promptly errors of their brother t tri - een 2 . , r oy a of the mouths of two of Judges. A tota! of 2427 cases were apes ries, satin str’})es, florals, chintz effects and dainty i 2 nw oa rig 0 , : ‘ r ‘ ; . 4 7” a i> a ' N een, each, an Bu Mandied ty thelleeven. Judres an; allovers, in mediui: 21d dark colors. Per roll re aS ee aria cstera, a fp —~thee trimmings are neat col- mbers of the court has ; f ge intimation, baldly put their commissioners during the 39 come an , ? me ‘| months between Jan. 1. 1921. ana , lars and cuffs, lace, that partisan political expediency , ‘ : ; es : a novel pockets, ete beginning of the April term. 1924. 9 ‘ n . sometimes “ _ nd epee 4 paetor of which 164 were handled first | /} in the courts determinations in Divisions 1 or 2 and then had ‘. | . ' Decisions in Political Cases. to be re-written by the court in = All Papers sold with borders or bands only. awe. A majority of the seven judges banc because of dissent from the have been Democrats throughout divisional opinions, making an ag-’ | | the administration of Gov. Hyde,| gregate of 2591 decisions. | which began in January, 1921, at How Judges Inform Themeelves. O D Ss AT 8B l G a ue D U CTi 0 N Ss Of this total, 1205 cases, in which - | whiee time four were Democrats 89c DRESS LINENS HOUR SALE — 3 O’CLOCK 69c VOILES an¢ *ree were Republicans. Since opinions were written, were deter ‘ ; ’ . : ‘ y > i | +. ; the fun of 1922 the court has mined by the two divisions in SAY ¢ BA Y F RR . h b ome | Yard id l)- Dr which four when you Duy WiN"e Greases at a big caving im cont; Bi pends femenn 69c Tussah Pongees Monte Carlo, Normandy and Gienilyes bec.. composed of six Democrats the Judges. sitting fo in a . Yivision No. 1 and three in Divisio dress length), for $2.00, and easy to dotted Voiles in a large variety and one Republican, David E. ! ra 2 in Divisior ne wi gg Milo | : \ ” . ee ee : ake MeCall printed patterns; Another big shipment just P » Blair. a0. 2, handle the less aM portant Unless you sté the | best Summer wanted shades just in: in; vard-wide, silk-mixed of most attractive dotted pat Bayer Cross” on tablets rown and rose; a yard idakiel while it lasts, at lowest Guaranteed fast dots. 69c value was brought before the court dur- | 4 court en banc, determine weight- = 59 IND price in years ing the effort of Gov. Hyde and fer matters, having in that connec- a tv ) vou are not ettin the Cc [AN HEAD - : _ $1 98 TUB SILKS 1) alli ‘ ; rnalie io is ‘ 338 cases “hie » . bis Republican allies hey demolish * . ” _— ee Warn ears * . g g aa The best quaranteed fast-color $1.50 Bolt 20c The newest Radium Tub Silks, machinery built up through long @Pinions were written. In addi- 3 enuine Bayer Aspirin Beach Cloths; yard-wide, and in vard-wide, white with neat col- } : f L loth Chamb ; a years of Democratic tenure ang tion 1048 cases were deterinined in 3 _ a score of best Summer ongc oO arm ray ored pin checks, at the lowest the two divisions and by the court % proved safe by millions colors: are 10-yard bolts, of fine, | Big lot of plain blue | price in town.... replace it with first-aids to Repub- | ' , ye , TY : = all —— in bane without writing opinions. and prescribed by physi- 19c SHEETING soft, white 30-inch FEng- saa peo ager $1.00 PONGEE ican success nes iadalll hte f these cages grew n deciding a case in division, al! a " 2 lish Long- $ — ° ; of the Judges of the subdivision : ; cians for 94 ears leh io lanaths at tt te 10 ee _ ss 29 neat stripes; Silk finish, pin stripe radium pon- = y ° && gs . 7ar[es. C full bolte; gee for blouses, dresses. Also pin put of a revision of State Sena- ;, , 0 torial districts concerned vote upon the decision ' 2000 yards. Monday, at, or re? @@e ee eevee check. Yard ' ine " : I t - irt i b h e , Seautricts of 1901, laid out)" the court im banc the seven’ accept only “Bayer” package which contains proven directions. lp LIC OPINION Sy Gov. Dockery, Attorney-Gen- Judges nave weges. ‘eral Crow and Secretary of State To vote intelligently ft is neces Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets—Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggieta. rl ° JUST FOR MONDAY SATEEN PETTICOATS | ook. constituted an unfair gerry- S2Ty for each Judge to read the/ aspirin is the trade mark ef Bayer Manufacture of Moncaceticacidester ef Salicylicacié | column is designed to reproduce a ° in the beginning and their! OPinions written by his brother; i “NG b Trimmed Ladies’ Sateen Petticoats made of a | a.’ - good quality sateen, trimmed with 19 * at issue go to Support the premise by the seven Judges, aided by four 920 election. et tired after the 19¢ into a hy 'e ‘ ypath. Sometitm | 3 . These three ines by Ceveropment fault lies with ft 1 | — assort m ent tic rooms and and the declarations of the various |“ TI doops courts. ‘ back halls. Li ht qudges who wrote of the principles 1¢@ mass of litigation handled | : , . ree eee colors. Roll ... bias the latest comment by the inequalities had become more pro- ~ AND contrasting braid, pleated flounces publicis?3, newspapers and period’ pounced during the 20 years of a Sr Oe the questions of the day. shifting in population. So Gov. U i I ZE . iy — and ruffles; regular $1.67 fiyde, Attorney-General Barrett ; ——©s | PIG | yy | SPORT HA values A SCTENTIST’S DREAM. gid Secretary or State Becker World's Largest Music House CURIS - OROANE - MARYS » RUBIN INOTEUNENTS, Stor | i Lay 1X For Decoration Day Infants’ Caps infants’ 59c DOD HENDRICK tn Atlantic Month- mapped out a new set of districts, HEXZ ye nile they last ; , Z , : while they Organdie Caps and Hats, se Petticoats ’ upder which the State Senate)! p Val 7 All styles, all colors; alues much in demand; in many Made of a good quality to $4.00 styles to choose from; trim- nainsook, trimmed with lace lant corn cultivate it intensively, har- would have been safely Republican | Ooh 7 ‘ I for the matron, med with ribbon $ 59 and embrotdery; it, change the starch to sugar DY. Democrats attacked the district- | | ' ' ! ~ tine of a diastase.and then ferment it into ing in a suit brought in the name y ‘ Z | | miss. — for years to core. “ , ~ , . ~ e. young woman and and rosebuds: slightly soiled; sizes 1 to 3 Very special.... om the beer we distil] alcoho! and of Arthur V. Lashly of Webster sizer 11 to 16; Groves, and the court in a four to ” ig} : SS es, ; an excellen . we could get ' | . ~ . - ‘te ; ° te - ir a we aie a three decision, the Judges divid- | in un | Pi Py Men s $1.39 Union-Made LACE CURTAINS 500 te of 1 | -Piano j | i ae > ayer Chambray Shirts Nottingham Lace Curtain Panele: C reg. $2.25 values. ing along party lines, knocked out three months, we should get four ’ the Hrde-Becker-Barrett district © } i iSt 3. Made of heavy. serviceable quality, ~“% yards long. 42 inches wide; } ; —— ly gel Mallar atl galled re | ! \ | | | i rs . 7 ——— Word Rolls fast-color blue Chambray. Perfect white and ecru; worth $1.25: for. NV or en have from that same bs rap Al ’ =. ij ’ wet Vey | or two pocket _ Coat land ony nt alent of 6000 sola of a. "hd cate, cag Walker | | | my > : : or | pu lover ? stv len Ruffled Curtains | $2.75 Curtains stead of two-thirds of one. With Juige MEY Bier Tene” oe et Hee | aah -g . Po ea co ; ALL THE LATEST HITS oun Be 4 Ape C cromabar desiens. ' Filet net Lace Curtains; Nat ths | | : 7 | Each Women's 89c Athietic end wasteful way of mining and redistrict senatorial districts when . 390 Vests Union Sults . . . >. . > * * . >. al nd heat by electricity. There would — by the initiative and referendum | , ; As more chimneys or ugly smokestacks. amendment to the Constitution Ak ng lng "a a neck styles; | waistband. All . ‘Bok t in cities or smoke anywhere. No © adopted in 1908. ) y : . BSB-acte Werd closed seat in | sizes 36 to | garments | per. +e , tight or shell knee | 44. ectal, sof se eu liana ee eceliraaas —~ ae 95 Electric Troms) sriirepsi Fotis Soneog |“ eee Ge ah em | ” 2 , zes : to . z; 4 of}, which would become c cles. , . Complete with cord; guaranteea | 24 for $1 Special. 69c ; 19¢c value. : Fringed Case- ~~ PPR terials with plenty and to spare. No _. Net mach doubt as to the mean- ve Foren ce Each peta : ment Curtains ! : ' 2% yards long. full ouble about fuel for our ayers No- ing of those sentences by which one | a at FD ould need to be hungry or in p yaical Bupreme Judge is attacking the| ] (} C far $1.25 een ie en artificial silk 9c BS a : , — ar ~ 2 Pp : te y : > . $ -ovide ways we h of any sort, provided al ’ ®pinions of his Associates. But here Mose with seams and = tei = , ta ence— derstanding and the intellig ls more from the same pen: cerized tops. Bpecia “ e@ when there were no « ) da ) worthy. in this present year Ae Axton weererees hardly, } Tt might on the political horizon and de- Cared that the arguments of ° ete to meet suc a : ghey i pemem % will be better ee reins “ the Halliburtos . 9 | al generations go the way of all flesh Graves haa ata vimanas e. Judge e Ee : Ae a this great discovery ts made, because concurred therein | Un NO SH OE BA RGAINS a : 30 Axminster Rugs ‘ SS — $ g ce, to wield such power. x Let of Women's Low s. We are still little children com- Time for Monday Selling— Chief Valace to $6.00 SEAMLESS—9x12 d try. Justice Fox were unan- | ith what ave may. become —if we "4 ‘Swe . rable. If w ; . ° : : : . Extra -clal—-A] —————-+—— ot dag ed bt peered Gift of gifts for the June Bride is a dainty — “rom. in patents tans. @ Axminster Hugs, size #x12; made with the , :. leathers and a big iong pile nap; elegant selection of pat- —_ Another Bi that and other cases in | ases in ithe face ——— - . » CA . = . : piain SLIDGE IN LATIN AMEMI of «a Political exigency, mav It Baby Grand Piano. It will add a touch of "wartets of esatins terns, the kind that sell regularly at $69.00. the Nation Pot be said that che political $2.95. In both Soild so low owing to a siight dropstitch in ; fancy strap styles the weave, which t« scarce! noticeable and De Was simply transferred to elegance to the new home that nothing else will \ to: ondals: siz will not affect the wear. (held om amine . i... _ bar: COOLIDGE is applying to Cuba the . i court? The premises con- payment will-call plan) ® policy in regard toarms as Wee idered can w " “tI ; iv Srated in connection with the revolU- oo tm ah he gp ac give. Here IS a suggestion for fathers, prospective : : ion and hope to mer ; : ; 2.50 ROUSE SLIPPERS—%o!t fathers-in-law and bridegrooms! | WOMEN’S kid Tatrap, styles, TJM snp $1.98 | Can yo A fine quality Chine Mat sizes : + a , mn you ine quali: na 7 Mexice lie i# authorizing the — the confidence . ; . " i 4 ic Nn Nitions to the Zayas (70% ernment, people? a respect of our ting Rug. size 9x12. Contains 12 an embargo on similar exports to “OF : : : : : : y : oo ee Court hes the The crowning achievement in small grand construction is the WHITE LOW SHOES BOYS’ $2 SCOOTERS ff Bye ny SE. OO, volutionisis In spite of its — bower arbitrari] d ! this ac ' trarily to override the ; > , orders, medallion and at tH ¢ a fixed Constitution. but 7 solemnly pro- W urlitzer. This wonderful little Grand requires no more Rizes end tyes a Png White canvas lace-to-the-tve pa therna ye A i ay. teat . | ; children: Ix for . style, rubber trim- are ail gone a in Latin-American aftairs. ‘There ¥ NE Reclects Tenat ace | floor space than an upright, yet there is no comparison in maderod good whe GM OQ, wr” ieee’ Sai $9.19 sue 112) 62 AQ to be said in favor of the exe “pparent that our ‘ | owen; yuent ell Sises il® to 13% Os cd wabaedes acture and control foottny; ore tossed about ike a volume and sweetness of tone vor in beauty of case design. sizes: cleanup. cst Be Na eb Se voe of... oe... eee the Governments of the world, #® “othall to meet political exigen- san ‘ae | . MAIL ORDFERS—PFneclese 2he . Clea , , sais . ° bs of restrictions on their sale to other we shall justly merit public | Wurlitzer manufacturing facilities and direct selling through a Sautiied = ° fontempt.”’ | . => j@s rhe monger of munitions ia of PR P " : , h | Rugs Datesder of war, but if the trade Samm Publican partisans stil] are the chain of Wurlitzer stores reduces prices to the lowest nc er ec ictor pe $18.00 Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs controlled, it ought to be done bY ® Ge anced that the redistricting de- k ible for quality instruments debated and enacted by Congres? & ' mn marks a serious stagger in mark possibie tor G . Wonderful selection of Gold Seal Con- ur he progres , | One olet R ) ; y a President's fiat. Since the sabe . = *s of justice. Democrat- : , . - . 2 « im ug®. everyone perfect; sell iment of State has prevented loans to ® x dartians on the other hand, ¥ urlitzer Grands are priced $750 to gone ecor $ Given a at pee smarensees by the " and . Ae haan ; sc mi! or Wear Monday only America without is approval OW how three Republic- , nie mitt ‘aioe tania 60 fee ’ - Judes gre ee dey Sine agen $5000. Fair allowance is made for used Away “f * questio: f 4 , om :, ve —S. - , , ee | Tee Were NO} pianos in exchange and convenient Y we are disturbed lly as it evinces the arrival o of munitions 0 With each $1.00 purchase in our Graphophone Dept. x Clegant selection of Red Seal Con- , coleum Rugs. size S212: subject to to munitions In other words, it We are the St. Louis agents for Perfect Records. 7 + » Dae. ee ee eee what are “good” and what are “be ‘ any partisan leanings. or breaks them 4 The law 18 not an exact ecience, monthly payments may be arranged. P Gye? : rmnments, and makes | — + r tt is ‘ ~ Of c se the exercise of : Continually changing. espe- | t . course the ging. esp Vocal With Ukelele WALTZES a$1.25 Four-Yard-Wide Linoleum @ dingiy. tially like this sets Us up Aas dictators Y with reference to *ne admin- ‘ - Sweet Dreams ft festern Heminphere and enables U0 28 GME Swation of criminal law. tn the Ae ee eee ; a er ee =: Governments and policies in the ! — the criminal law of Missourt * | th ) Ww I Do I WS eT a to cover your floors “without @ seam, at @ C x : of our imperiaiism and our capital- : a etlared by the Constitution and Feeling e ay stnia. very low price~-equare yerd, O6e and.... - From diplomatic meddling we have : pee but construction placed Want to Walk In = FOX TROTS Xz. $2 Inlald Linoleum at 4 4 Blues. Red-Hot Mama. tt Atm’t Gotng to 2: im now adopted t Gio military interference in Sante ee by the Supreme Court and PAT OFF “4 (Cf 4 s Natrn es genuine Inlai@é Lineleum itn ©, Haiti, Nicaragua, and finally edural cuide poste erected by REG U 's the Meanest Gal in Rain “Yo More. ; « 4 19 : . ° lar vartet f patterne of Truteh t!lee, PIANOS - ORGANS - HARPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Whos ite » Mans Fvery ‘ woe Rte al bleck designs = b | 4 r ther , American sailors are etill is iribunal, exert a aet infty ier f nity. ipa. the capital of the latter re . a 7 When thoes ciaiaettanen al : 1006 Olive St. Town. Josephine, 39c. Time. Regular $200 quality —equare yard ng bern sent in last winter te pre _— lines are wrong! declared eur “ner ¢als.”” | pi tuffere When they are Y Geclared but are ignored b> | Between 10th and 11th St.

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~w ; ‘nq and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ou ae os gana be . adie sped ae Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning AY 35, 1938 ar 2 ST. LOWS POST-DISPATCH Saeco —— ct NN ONLY BAD HANDLING = he : 4 —s . NOW CAN MUDDLE 3 “ PHOENIX SPECIE | wrest | ace chr Cm Ya | Continued From Page 1B. otice to arge Customers , Y a é S VALUES | tas the instrument of te ll All purchases made Monday and the . f ce Liana Notice to Ch | All purchases n ? ss , remainder of the month will be entered on i remainder of the | FREE FREE With $10.00 sea ee ee ee June statements, payable July first. i_— ee F 2 tatemen : en ae ! ‘Store re Hours: Daily, 9 ) to 5:30: Saturday. 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth © 4 | memes | The French elections were a de ri i | : i Jiu bi . ¥ ; : . ‘ —* +h . 7 icy _ : : a BEAUTIF UL GOLD Purchase ee eer ees eee ee ' = = sneasy feeling throughout France Ss = = . = — With each parchase of $10 we give rea rr had conspicuously failed tn . : : 6 pleces of Tabie- — = S : | Queen Anne e Bedroom Suite Ruhr tn order to endow Germany medaitim we ’ adapted to | > Le $1.69 to $2.78 , te e47? 9 mor that ) ™ nD B- r P11. ° ~ _ had ever pa:a . ome Norfolk suits, searfs and ‘we he a eu , , ha nd she Hc : 5 Js : : = e - vas ya Bi oa ' “ _— ar “$ Me ~ 45 — © sane gon sng “i = re ai! kin is of $I Q _ Nid = es A - tha | and thus lighten the buraen oF the) oe poor French taxpayer rie has | 36 inches wide. comes in | j 36 in. Washable Satin. - ; a ’ 7 ’ . . heen in the Westphalian coal ess | R good selection of cheeck- for 16 months. At the end of it ed and plaid | | 86 in. Washable La Jerz, Prance has received iess on &c-| Ac ' ‘ . ; : eount of’ reparations than in th | pacrerns i” ’ 4, & ‘ | 40 tn. Washable Radium, « ee Se ee eS $1.25 Imported r\ | 2y | 32 in. Washable White Silk to save French ( : astrous collapse tri imp! ant ~ | Batiste mf ‘a | 4 Broadc! oth, ; D E eae ee : : ime” » 36 in. Pagoda Crepe, Yard | rapery sterling and dollars and to add 3¢ 45 inches wide. varn . cent to the taxes borns BD: mereerized. excellent f , , ee oad “eA Ai Thousands of Yards of Newest Silks 7 Obtaing An Inefficient Weapon. =|] andimade lingerie, 85¢c TET a”. | Grouped at This Modest Price | 7 our windo Te wit] ror hea =r easy in ; - men ’ , . and needlework. persuade Frenchmen of the eff 3 Vaqv Be! i 40 in. Daffodil Radium, in pas- : _the “Hon _ Special Sale of Breakfast-Room Suites § °°" 20. 0° S°8. A 85c Fancy White DSP Be tel shades and white, Now on di Aatai? ; a emidable weapon. as ‘ne , . ~~ | ; sé to. wutt a 7 5 te Se a ea ae ae Dress Voile | x ) . . | 40 in. superior quality Crepe de Home — ish ra a or toe eaects te aleve anal Reyadie inches wide. comes in NO ea ay) Sc Ss : Chine. in white, flesh and pink, ii to give t —— Toe | a allover designs embroider- bj. = S. | 40 in. Printed Georgettes, 3 but that will c ‘ ¢€. —™ .% , +") . . *. ; wr Iaéca , -~ ea qots ana - . . 4 £5.00 Cash—BSA.0°) Wonrth! + - | : . : gg SS por: 9 Ch has & gally a neat figures 59¢ : 40 in. White Silk Homespun, $2 25 to $3.7 rs: ponayacn an arter poe Ris meee te White Goods Shop—Secend FI | 40 in. Novelty Plisse Crepe, in Cret Oak frieid pa 4088 —_ — - - s re on . the Ruhr is deducted from tl | . | ; plain shades of tan, taupe, orchid, Gas Ra nges ¢ of the coal sweepings sent by ||] a aneted Bren Printed Silk Novelty Sports Silk peach and stripes on white $1.50 plete line of the Moo” uch left for reparat! | Georgettes, $2.50 Crepes, $3.69 at Imported Linens wit EEC Eon has the memory of this i wid. ty poll Bs cctneeaie oan’ ee An unusual assortment of 40 in. Gypsy Queen Crepe in : shadow warps from 30 ne ‘arrahged sae | : SE ticok cone mandi tae all white with smart self white and gray, | Very effective for livin of the smart designs of the sea- stripes and blocks. Also 40 in. excellent quality Printed _. room hangings and cov pec : . vielen 13 as? trikin ee : eine combinations of black = Crepes on white grounds; black } ¢@ be used as effectively as $5 Allowed : n Gas ins pauantand et . nail fectir Prandh ‘and domestic patterns white in stripe, dot and block on white, green on white, tan or . = ‘Home Supreme.”’ — pit gg apn es | thers up to $4.95 yard designs : navy on white, , - ‘ - for Your a ee : an Be $1. 19 Imported Voiles Silk Plaza—Secend Floor. : CHIN Old Stove tried. It ts lu | that he et Cerone : (de . ene et ccteres. Sane oak Starting a June 2nd—Our 74th Annual June Sales o | Exccptional anal wre two other favorable elements of fj 07S tO choose. QT BO) W hite. W atch — for further details. Send for catalog this weeks Tt bite | from. small room hangings, b niture coverings. - ~~ nas nac seatty taeies Un Normandy Voiles ; - =» te a? - oe w sd enovgh of & |] 38 inches wide, comes { Choice at Ae ee | Curtai ng al “ia — As ' ‘ | > | ‘ ake , . 7 = . 2 ~~ eo 4 “2 ~* _- v = ‘4 . : . as = “ a ; . ~ = > - ot ' . Ya TTé ns avr © - | f | At 7 err 2 Yr a a : a ; : ~' . ‘ . : » ‘ . eke - . . ' ' . & F _ : ’ s . % & 285 pairs of dotted r shad 5 | a Marquisette Curtains, | $1.00 Imported Scotch r $1.50 pla ; ) f | : A r 5. _2 - good quality, ruf- | Voile. | , . 4 \ fled with tie-backs te | | | Gingham a ) . match. . gp meee Peon ; | o- Inches wide, excellent Regular $1.i9 ft | i . : i | ana. can muda . ' on ha ‘ 4 ; ™ = ean It Is! : : ment. Personally, I view the | | large choice of »& ular $1.50 = : tf : — apa: kling enamel (ntertor of ¢ : na the . ling a ae die a aes : Reg ; 7 : White Frost Refrigerator is round [\' 4 oe mee 1 colors (9¢ fle Suiting. a Offering Extraordinary Values for Monday WHY THE STATE $1.25 Irish and Bel. gpular $1.75 All | ; SUPREME COURT rium ae ot niger cet me On Sale Monday 1000 Pairs 92.00 Cach—$3.00 Monthly ee a tes sonic rane ee went Beautifully | — WOMEN’S SHOES ! voca’t f zoning. vy a fotr-to ; r | - We are also offering a wetl-con- Mf vocates of 3 tourte- | eS a | , tla > Waved Top-tcer Refrigerator that three decision. Judges Walker. H colors, snitadie for women's , °, Eponge Crepe sSuwit- V Pumps—Oxfords . 4 s very popu.ar Special va.ue, bee. Eider and David E. Biair fur- . and hi] Jren’s ng | S - es | : » ag heey nishing the mafority, while Jud ~ | (00) | W ch : | structed Top , ' frocks. . White Goods Shep— . 75 Graves, Woodson and James ; i a Pea ee! Second Floor. | s ’ t= _ an? hat = ~ rs rf | ‘ D oredc ° as” ‘yoo - j Sho : Biair dissented. That was on De | Naatcnany Ge ae _ = ID wil — = — —_ we & 1822 A few days ‘ster Judges $1.50 Cash—$81.50 WVMonthir Eider and Higbee retired from the er bench, their terms having exp: HOES taken from our own higher Thew were i siicceeded Judges n e ~ You } fj na a | : aa , : , oy Sele é asain ‘hite and Ragiand. On April 28 Sewing Mac hi ah Seen J priced stocks. In almost every instanee [age : | 1923, the Court again passed o: 5 a fer these Shoes have a well-known trade name. | = x T one | und neta So he vad Three Monday Specials Soe ee ag OU ae. 6| |. Thev have the same identification marks of 4 ) in the new high eoif- mak ae > , Y . - * Vv thé wavs -haracterize this e. : es ana OS Me soe” aie New Machines |. fure so popular for qualit; hat a — : 9 ] Scilla Mee tama 75.00 S$ ad 00 PR Mr 7 posed of broken lines and sizes remaining agi a ed a of aie oe | soe lamas Ma le 0 na lraiit irled } dozens and pom of stvles that have sold down | Value for ir. Very fine quality few of each . HOUSANDS cer and David | Ag Ror Pig hel quickly in our regular stocks to Just a few of e 4 mete ar a taintoaee een fav he had in al! shades —— ; = | economy in : | — ‘ Aili : r : Specia! Sale of Two-inch } ' ' g, Reautiful six - drawe including grat check over . > Pros perit f Ne ’ ac . — Ts | 8 oe > ? = 1. an : r P . } _ - Steel Beds : . ge " : eg | TER 1té@ ) Od pacOin — 3eauty Shop—Third Fleer In black and brown kid—also patent leather | amount rou want | ie WELLINGTC .. Z . | : ; natic head lift, | This isa featured Monday event and those who come | and any size and i ene ‘Beds are ' “9: 7 ~ nt 6 semi te a tao - kind. us¢ ither singer Sheer Silk early in the day will be assured of most complete | Both patterns : % 77 ~~ | »s? ; ns ‘ or Free need: selection. ae i teries. The decor AnA AAA a Nene ores the previous year | Renewed Machines $465 | Shee Shop—Basemen’ S' 98 Cash—8t.00 Moanthir | | . nger. $10.00 Snag $18.00 Rugs, Linoleums agp : | New Home, $18.00 Singer, $35.00 = aoe ~MaJ ong Umbrellas — nd Fl at | | ir Ty) 1c, $15.00 “ldrid: ° $10.00 e -” 2 ag fas a - ; = a sercever- Ru IC 2 | New York. $5.00 Velox. $5.00 : ne sheer Silk osiery WIth Whose Colors, Novel Handles and Attractit | $9465 | $12.9: and exports, amounting to $489,- |] ed for twenty years | Hosiery | Ne Exchanges, Phone, C. O. D. or Mail Orders Semi-Border in I lllustrated at left above az s*parately below. I _—— 100 Pe, Sets | |—~=60 Pe. S tops, soles and ings ; ' | | - | A nenlan of athens Mails iis 05.00 to 205.80. mI gg lh ig As a Suggest Themselves as Appropriate WT J soll imoer Of oO. . '0-In. Platters S3c IRRESISTIBLE Many others specially ey | Women s_ full fashioned | : struction, short, new ay 12-In. Platters $1.32 | VALUES IN THE priced | Hosiery with lisle garter: | | handies and ends. An excepts ‘-In. Open Vegetable cl b PI p | top, soles and heels. * In | : ally wide spread. Colors Gt¥® . ae 590 | ayments black. beaver. gunmetal, | . he nm. Open Vegetable . Between 12th ~ ub Plan , Plaids. Black and White, . Baker Tt 1226-1228 OLIVE ST. POST | | og cabin, Aivedaie, tas as & ST. & 13th Sts. ST-DISPATCH All make motors repaired bark and jack rabbit Green, Purple, Red and Brows am | The Perfect Market - P! 4ce@ Ratemer’ Hoeiery Shop— F' ret Fieer Umbrella sep . Fret 7 oor H ‘ih , d Gift _—. 8-3 ic At Special Prices & Fiy; Das looks well on the foot. In Graduation Gifts a n. Large Dinner Easy Credit Terms i wee | s One A Floor Geniaien® sieliahbiciadinas all the wanted Spring $ 22 aa —~ Spe RF ae Ss : $16.75 tal Tat Ts AS > | $89.00 Free Machine | | shades and black. , : : Plates sac | 3 ci? Veet Rugs ses a es wr wee te : ‘-In. Ten Plates 180 | Qr12 Armin. Augs, $44.75 ie) 8 = co white aces : . — Silk Hosiery yy | YMBRELLAS that have i 06 S-1n. Pie Plates 18¢ Fell-Base Fleercevering A | dl] | 4 | $59.00 , | se , | U taken their inspiral : ‘-In. Bread and But- | P ee wet yt Mile B23! co ee : Za $ So | <a from the Orient, giviag © ' Soup Plates oo | Gen. Cork Linoleum, vd. $1.29 | S . - j i 3 See Announcements | _— 00 Cab Ml $56 00 | x SS a8 smart, wide, flat spread. cee Fruit Plates 10c s — » ea | ,adinet Jlachine ; : | ¢ Si 8-In. Felt Sase Rugs, 9:12, $14.75 CJR | TUESDAY, MAY 27th “ea $69.00 | _ Ne | (CBS saa sal sixteen-rib n. Platters sie | ¢ ?. s oO F B —h- ~

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hs : ay »> ‘ e * ¥ $ i DAY, ‘i & ' 25, 1924. _ ‘The’ Daily POST-DISPATCH - . ¥ es . - - 4 ie as ( 7. — ak eee PT eee ee ee e 7 7 om ‘. ie, a! - r ua .\ aren J vr ew, 7 .. ee ere —_ _ bee Y Ds ate > Tre! Shae _™ ; Cag ; ghee “ pe e gh Sa ee) eee Me ee on : ‘ 6 * oe MD ee ead, 7h ~* a Pe WAR A ¢ : SiS i vin %s Ms ae ¥ alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ee — Notice to Charge Customers | .m | f : | 4 All purchases made Monday and the | eat “oon! - See Preceding Page remainder of the month will be entered | “ Another message of unusual interest on June statements, payable July first. | _ will be found on the preceding page, ‘ Slore Héure- Diaiin @ tu hn. ~ aE at! ore Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6. Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth | this section. today. f From Ninth to Tenth | —_ BRIDE | tarti Be Who Can Choose usseau Chest From Rich Weaves 7 . dng stripes. Comntry |] Het Site SE ge aw cue of high-grade - The Budget System oths in candy stripes ' pes, —Provides the most practical method enew awning stripes. : sb se Tenet) On. Pree OM BE pe oe Sy ae ee 5S Rea ae i : : : . hinations as ne | PP Me Pee a. ml BS STN: aks 2 , Of buying homefurnishings. By em- ch widths. vard | Bee BP eee: : py NMR NS ees jf state 2) Wes _ ploying it the purchaser can make sure ha? Bee ba iat + gape I ae ge Ie ' of a more pleasing interior through the $1.69 to $2.75 BS Bea ? 7 “i pe Re a ; ee Bia: Mies os 7 7 a hee | helpful co-operation of Vandervoort’s \ gerie Silks | cs Be... = IBS. ye) . a2 pate ES | | experts. It also means a scientific dis- 12: eR A Sil BR ee mee eae : , | tribution of expenditures which insures nh the bride-to-be (or xc. | wnt eR a : hon ate Be 8 for every room and corner in the | the purchaser greater value. w for that matter) can | _- ft teat eae PS eae i home at extr : : ern erie | ae ; eme savings. | AAR Po) Ga : -- | The Club Payment Plan site undergarments. a Le er ee ee it as qn mT: Sa mse These items are only a few of the —_— equally attractive whether you use ¢ 98 ||| =u ? ee, hundreds of extraordinary values. the budget system or not. Homefur- Silk — - a nishings may be purchased with a small few of the “Home Supreme” From Kingsbury | roportionate cash payment and the i ee ‘Seen | - | : ° PP a ere — | alance distributed over a period of Yard | Drapery Effects in the “Home Supreme” = avian “ain a Living-Room || months. P is of Newest Sitks || |] Obtainable at Very Moderate Cost > |, Swe. | | reanin S10 satus Te § Modest Price our windows may be draped just as effectively as those in | ¢ m~ cy a $ Reveenhe 1 pas- | the “Home Supreme” at much less cost. | fe OS PB] QO | $ J ne ~ ] f R Now on display in our Drapery Shop, is a model of the | Br) U a e O ugs “nH . : 3 : ‘ . | is 9-plece Suite in- | | 2 pieces with base ome Supreme” and many Dra “s th: | This 9-plece Suite tn | , 4 | : p é ’ pery fabrics that may be used oe nen sent Geaaiin “tec Ge eee —Reduced Prices ope de | | lo give the same effect-as se used | a ‘ , | ) le, ch sil . : pink, | ~ a, calas eaen we as those used in the “Home Supreme, | | tension table, china cab- | | mahogany, upholstered | seaheeene heck aaienl Market prices are down on domestic Rugs. Yo cam u a SS. ) armchair, upholstered in | | in taupe mohair, out- base, upholstered in now buy Rugs at Vandervoort’s at a substantial saving attractive tapestry. | side back in velvet. figured cut velvet. over prevailing prices of a few weeks ago. The values pun, oo” > | ‘ ‘ | ¢ 98 2.25 to $3.75 Imported Casement Cloth | | here listed are only a few of many which we recommend . ———_ Yard pe, in orchid, white Cretonnes | Special at, A8e nes as worthy of immediate attention. $1.50 “ae For EA segs Hh where ae | Living-Room WILTON VELVETS Imported Linens with block prints and | cannot be used. These are heavy Jacquard | Suite | Dining Suite | Of the heaviest grade, closely woven, 352 50 ce 7 =— Regularly $205 in the newest designs and colors; all ies shadow warps from 30 to 50 inches wide. designed cloth, 36 inches wide, natural | ee Very effective for living-room and dining- | color. Regular 85c value. Ea Regularly $425 Printed : room hangings and coverings. These may | A large range of mohair and silk Case- $ | | &-niece in combination walnut, - black be used as effectively as those shown in the | ments from 36 to 50 inches wide from 95¢ | | || ineludes 66-inch buffet, oblong $ | VELVETS tan or. ia “Home Supreme.’ | to $3.25 the yard. | | extension table, 5 side chairs and | | Ox12 «i ba Notas acd | — act 'T | AY m | 1 armchair upholstered in hair- | oxic size, Mm OMignt new cesigns CHINTZ Sunfast Taffetas | 2-piece solid mahog- P | popular this Summer; seamless style. $39: anv hand-carved hase. cloth. | | , | se | on al 7 15¢€ Yard | $5.50 Yard completely upholstered | Serving Table to match $24 oe ae . | | in taupe mohair. Arms | ‘hj ‘a hj > | June Sales of Exceptional assortment of small figured, | We have a large assortment of Shades / China Cabinet to match $36 4 AXMINSTERS are thin. . alog this week. 7 quaint old-fashioned Chintz, suitable for in changeable colors like those used in the | | High-piled Rug, seamless style, 9x12 $ 7 50 Se * have deeply fringed ends. smal] room hangings, bedspreads and fur- ‘‘Home Supreme’’ for bedspreads. These | size, in all the newest “designs and niture coverings. are both sun and tub fast, 50 inches wide. | : — a os colorings. Curtain Specials Starting Monday || Coxwell |. Wing Rocker | Wing Rocker AXMINSTERS Regularly $19.50 At $1.45 Pair | At $2.35 Pair At’ $1.4Q9each Ae $6.45 Pair | Chair 1962 S || __In seamless style, reproductions of $9 4:75 285 pairs of dotted | $55 pairs of flounc- Fringed Casement | Im” -rted Curtains | | Regularly $95 : $ 0 ' co ne designs, beautifully Marquisette Curtains, ed, dotted grenadine ggg ~ a ms eda — ae ye s 50 | This may also be | | blended. 9x12 size. | range o atterns ip oint Milan; Curtains . 1S yr ais of good quality, ruf- Curtains i n_ three shadow effects, also | In’ two-tone effects in ‘ ' : oh : : had in a straight Imitation m a- INLAID LINOLEUMS fled with tie-backs to styles of dots with i filets and marqui- § 4. wonderful selection match. tie-backs to match. | filet borders. of patterns. 4 Solid mahogany up- Chair. Mahogany, hogany with cane Come in attractive patterns of tile and | R9 wid . ae ae. eZ - 4 2 = b 3 ~ % , # ‘ a, ole ay ae p, i : on Cue”? 6 eo SPRL _- * c = ag a; SY ae a's ieee 5 a Pg Se a , . re, Sap +a") a “7 a; KOS Sis te seers: ms on ‘ — ~ . en Rug Shop—Fourth Fleer. Oxfords 7} | | $200 Frosted Brown’ Bed | $187 Reed Davenport, full $3 Maple and Red Lawn a | Davenport $99.50 | atze $97.50 | Settee $1.50 | . , ib $160 Bronze Reed Day Bed $66 Parchment Reed Dav- $4.75 Fumed Oak Porch eur | sor, enport $37.50 Swing $4.25 Black and Gold Day Bec $98 Reed Davenport $65 » $83 Imported Bar Harbor $4& $78 Odd Settee $45 Chair $6.75 $51 2-plece Reed Suite | Odd Settee $39 25 Fernertes in assorted - a $21.50 °.Piece Fiber Suite $32 colors $5.95 Ao | $26 Blootan Reed Chair $11 4-Pas. Lawn Swing Other Sunroom Sultes, floor , $14.50 $8.95 samples, greetly reduced. m our own higher almost every instance ll-known trade name. Jentification marks of naracterize this make. style range for it is com- nd sizes remaining from les that have sold down In a Sale at 10c to $1.65 Each | Pence ~ ee ue 7 a Siem } “Vv ae i | | | f ks to just a few of each | . 5 yy tee seers of people have come to appreciate the convenience and ra Coxwell Chair Bedroom | Bedroom | Monday—A Sale of 20,000 Pieces Hand-Cut | tt economy in Open Stock China. From two patterns illustratec, you can | Sisteeshasie al ae’ Suite | | , 4 check over the list below and make up your own Set to any size and any @ yh rvpiense Acer Suite & Reqularly $283 GLASSW ARE id—also patent leather. | | amount vou want to pay. The Set which you select now can be increased | ¢ A gularly } if Pony NOTE:—The above items in many cases constitute only one 12,464 Pieces of Open Stock China | | of a kind and an early selection will prove este oats wee ee ere 0. RE abate ee ESRB OE et th REE =" 4-piece combination Illustrated at right above and each piece priced | stered in assorted ‘ er, semi-vanity, chiffo- | ee — —uttiee a Plates 240 | Covered Butter » | De, Ten Pinten é00 tached stand $1.45 6-In. Tea Plates 19c | Dish $1.42 $ 75 | | Included are: Tumblers Covered Butter i7c ° $ pieces in assorted colors attractively upholstered. 3 . _ t ¢ ‘ . ,. MBRELLAS that have ff In. Pie Plates 18¢ | fish a | cee een Goblets Wine Glasses taken their inspiratiom oF In. Bread and But- | Pickle Dish = Loo scene > | cers | | Dining-Room Suite - Fruit Salad Glasses Cocktail Glasses from the Orient, giving ® | a Plates } | Teg Cup ane Sau: Soup Plates _ Coffee Cups and | This is the Vander- Val 1 Sherbets Iced Tea Glasses UP Plates cer wruit Pilates ». | @eancers Regular $861 Value for mart, wide, flat spread. Fruit Plates Sugar Bow! $-In. Dish Sugar Bow! | roort automatic Bed | This 10-piece Duncan Phyfe Suite is constructed of gen- Some of our prettiest open stock patterns are included, ” . : - i. . = > ™ . . Features are sixteen-rib con- ; In. Platters : Cream Pitcher 10-In. Dish Cream Pitcher and includes pad at- | utne walnut and consists of 72-inch but- $5 Q5 Very few have slight imperfections 10-In. Platters &3c 6-In. Nappies | \ : . = -In. Dish | 6-In. Nappies ee as : lo extension table, china cabinet, - . . : ruction, short, new stubby | 12-In. Platters $1.32 7-In. Nappies - Open Vegetable | 7-In. Nappies tractively covered in ae we tate, & aide chairs and 1 arm- No C. 0. D.’s, Telephone or City Mail Orders, ndiesand ends. An exceptions T-In. Open Vegetable | &-In. Nappies Dish 6ic 8-In. Nappies eretonne. chair, covered in blue haircloth. lly wide spread. Colors are ; gg 58c Oat Meal Dishes s-In. Open Vegetable | Oat Meal ishes Sanh. Open Vegetable Fgeg Cups | 46c | Bowls laids, Black and White, Navy, , Baker 780 Bowls en Furniture Shop-—Fifth Fioor Green, Purple, Red and Brows. China Shop—Fourth Wier. op Firet Fioeor | , Early shopping is greatly advised! Giasseware Shonr-—Fourth Ficor. ee ae

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: - a ~- ie: ee a “os oP. as gw : r ‘ : he ae 5 $F Tl tia a nes st es a 4 5 res $ = 3 te € a & “* s : ‘. 8e 4 pe bia é 1% ew. fs tee |, aa ‘ ia Py. odbele Whe Simei Bye Na Pn I ale ’ ¥ . ., o* te we * ? ? . i? * # ‘ > 2” > 3 *: 4 *r . ag ee = ° —s j : oot & @ ; vi ults, | Randais and. many jj sili a odes for youthful lines, v ‘Record Books” r ‘tandard , - a 6k. | : oe : , > . Sa ; , neil ~ : 7 roo : re i SE eee | other styles in white We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00. in Charge Purchases Made Remainder of . | wk laren aprcass > = eOee ene works of fiction or fact | canvas or pat : —- wa eo : . ; "ai Rook Shop—Sixth Fleer | | @ gt Fleor Cash or $v. win Merchandise—t Cl) Restricted Articles Excepted. Month NN ull Appear on June Statements. } : Mata Wlecr , - - ~ e Women and Misses Who Seek Smart Modes at a Moderate Price Will Choose From Our Remarkable Collection of shionable Silk Dresses) Novelty Jewelry —New Models for Street, Sports and Afternoon Occasions 7 | j i At Savings . Thousands of About... ; 4 of Pieces Splendid Values and Wide F @ These specially purchased sample lines and small lots eee: ::? present extraordinary choice of the most wanted pieces, providing a splendid opportunity to select graduation gifts as well as Jewelry for yourself. There are dozens of articles wrought in sterling silver, gold plate and imported @ Smartly practical Frocks ry very types vou will want throughout tee Summer. 3 metals, including the following: The majority are washable and the new styles are many and attractive. Included =: are plain tailored Dresses of striped and checked broadcloth or plain-colored krink- : Necklaces, preg ares —— on elette: also dressier stvles of printed crepes in dotted and figured patterns with laces, hat ornaments, Mi = a » US 7 -_ om ribbons, pleatings and other charming trimmings. > 3 ity cases, baby lockets and many other pieces, b i Sizes 14 to 20 in the Misses’ Section. i In Remarkably Special Groups at — oe $25.95 Refrig Sizes 34 to 44 in Women’s D Section. . th) | | Ababa leat | 89¢, 69e, 95¢c to $4.95 $21 qi ’ ’ By $2.10 Cash—4 Mo: Illinois Refrigerators Printed Frocks Are Chic i a a ae ee white enamel, well AS 520 Ad >49 ay is | coo AIR ch Re 3 throughout, and with oS . : ) | of about 50 pounds. ee _— : ; $37.95 Refrig Side-icing - Automat! ‘te, | fies. laces ms and other trimmings are used fomett’s and aan | > S . - 5 tors with white enamel! : nis ' ES See ANS TES, ° ) eT} S lY en oak finish and ice en a Gee | } pacity of about 50 pou iored Printed Frocks are in theca repe.in ‘o “ds r other nrinted natterns Fourth Fleer | $3.30 Cash—6 Mor _ At the Very Special Price of eS 2 29% ee © VS Oller aj Group of Solid Platinum Monday Savings in Various Styles of i eeltt if : . { — —- Long Gloves Ring Mountings 3 Athletic Girdles | yp We i) || eons ' ' tary water cooler. $4.20 Cash—6 Mor $1.00 Values er =: Special Monday at | a : \ BR ‘ Pair f ' 2 vid sh S Q wd $s and $6 $ ° A -) | @The full, spacious cut. the expert tal- : . By! + _* at : € — / >), ; % eu ee/t | | Values for ‘| loring and every detail of the finish ; met) Ati) 4 for. cs pata ts | stamps each of these Shirts as a really 1) ° Lo | 3 ai. | oe au f | : i ae” remarkable value at $2.55. Some of the Shirts, with separate starched collars, are | made of finely woven madras in checks and fine stripes of tan, gray, green and black on a light background. ‘fe: eek only ts this | ~: , @ Imported chamois-suede Gloves ies tery os girer eva san “im 4 i Athletic and Sports Girdles of elastic com- atinum Mountings . "2 nierced and eS quality that will launder nein t en. of = bined with brocade; short and medium length eplerdidls and cive the heer — . ' 4 ry "a F ‘ } ‘ , ‘ 1 ~~ ar solitaire style. wit! | ‘bey modaets., some th - Ss > service. Certainly you will want f | | are solital oo ie node! ne with elastic around the top. ee Ee ee —— ———— ow o* ~ ’ Aitarmared > anticipate all Summer needs ¢ ; ve gi » : , $3 50 from this unusual group 4 >) . . sGce Une mone 5 = ‘ iis 7 Also—coliar-attached Shirts of ! : . ~harge ~\ ig hth: c i in t - | satin stripe English broad- All-white Gloves or white : ayy All Disamond-Set Monantings, le=s 25% \- 4 materia ana very comfortable i] cloth. All sizes in both styles! with black or natural shade “Main Fleer Balcony Main Floor Main Fleer , :° . Third Fleer Imitation Madeira Another Big Shipment Continues the Sale of Handkerchiefs Special, Beginning Monday! A Sale of New Voile ) Philippine Wear ¢.4 6*50c_ B3 .Wash Dresses ane pein eee ma. 7 ee Handmade, hand-drawn models of a ered in floral spray designs. dots or let worl . oN Ph hae 3 wevem flber-stripes ported voiles—also figured and dotted Nor- and with rose scalloping. Gowns and c! = . ’ a nal an mandy voiles with Porto Rican collars and mav be chosen to match and it will be ec Se ee ; | s, cuffs. Tailored styles or trimmed with [Irish anticipate all Summer needs from thi i picot edgings, hemstitchings and other fin- Gowns in sizes 15, 17 and 18; chemises, 36 | i ishing touches. 2500 Dresses in all, including sizes 36 to 46. Gowns with or without sleeves and | round, square or V necks; Chemises @ ° Stamnes “pre: : | pf. Styles for all types of figures ; in built-up or strap shoulder stvle . Lalmipet . prea S | honeydew, peach, rose, orchid, be ' ~ “a ‘ ss * iv. | . ’ ' 2 : 7 M with hand-scalloped bottoms, tops . on [wank | Copen, maize, white, black and navy Ss | being a few of the colors featured and armholes. Very ee * in thi Third Fileer J Special. inl Ss unusua group. Third Fleer Lriat sf « sorate _ Specials for Monday! a Silk Pirilows e ~ e 4 = .* t} wera a Se e $6.50 Baskets + Waste Baskets covered with ’ yg a . $4.50 Teird Fleer —Render | Ki s+) | le *)* s i eee tei « ‘tones Main Filee: tbh ttt Ee tL P LL ELEE EE LELEEPEEEEELE ELE LE

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” Pe ee po ee ee ee Een s ) eee st tia SE vet ee rer pe , pS FR a rr ae SUNDAT., MAY 25, 1924. Th , , ¢ Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUYS POST-DISPATCH 7B - ee pe are A a ae ad . ; ee a a ae ee . ee SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 6 AND 8—THIS SECTION va | — Roller Flag Sets anal Skates _ ee $1.75 - For $1.25 RENE. *) Value $1.25 c onsisting of I3x5-ft cotton | ‘i € Adjustable toler Flag with sewed stripes and for S? 00 in C3 ) : are Skates with printed stars; brass grommets, D cCONnCce - — | fer them in a one-week sale ea ta. a | gerators al extreme concessions and we will of- | , beginning Monday, at like savings. That these makes embody the most modern, improved principles of sanitary June Sale of elry housands Pieces refrigerati > aanineninanegt ttt : ial ht ee . gir for iene hag foodstuffs, thousands of housewives know. Therefore, those needing a new Refrigerator should avail them. adh is opportunity to buy so profitablv—and we suggest early selection to insure purchase of the preferred kind 0 present stock and some groups are limited. . | Any Model Offered May Be Pu Prices are subject lines and small lots most wanted. pieces, } | » select graduation | : A SSS Ss There are dozens of | a Us i plate and imported } | } | } ' i i i , compacts, uckles, van- other pieces, $18.95 Refrigerators $15 $1.50 Cash—3 Months to Pay Suitable for small families ts this top-icing Illinois Refrigerator with white enamel lining. well construct- ed, golden oak finished case, and 40 pounds, roups at to $4.95 Matin Filoer { $25.95 Refri gerators : : | $21 $2.10 Cash—4 Months to Pay Illinois Refrigerators in the pop- vliar and convenient apartment house style: lined with durable white enamel], well constructed €e le @ = = » - . $53.95 Refrigerators $59.00 Refrigerators $122.90 Refrigerators $43.95 Refrigerators $31.95 Refrigerators throughout, and with ice capacity of about 50 pounds. $37.95 Refrigerators Side-icing Automatic Refrigera- tors with white enamel lining, gold- en oak finish and ice ca- $33 pacity of about 50 pounds... $3.30 Cash—6 Months to Pay $46.95 Refrigerators Automatic Refrigerators in side- icing etvle with white enamel lin- ing and ice capacity of about 59 pounds. Fitted with tary water cooler | $4.20 Cash—6 Months to Pay | 2 $47.50 $4.75 Cash—6 Months to Pay Side-icing Refrigerators of the re- nowned Leonard make; lined with Feamiless white porcelain, and fin- ished in golden oak; case is of heavy construction and splendid insula- tion; about 60 pound ice capacity. . $68.00 Refrigerators Side-tcing Leonard Refrigerators with a seamless, sanitary white porcelain lining, golden oak finished case and ice capacity of 62 about 100 pounds.. ines ees $ $6.20 Cash—6 Months to Pay $97.50 $2.75 Cash—5 Months to Pay A limited group of Illinois side- icing Refrigerators with lining of sanitary white enamel, golden oak case that is excellently and durably . . — ?- built, and about 60 pound ice ca- pacity Well insulated $78.95 Refrigerators Side-icing tors with sanitarv seamiess white porcelain lining and ice capacity of $7] about 75 pounds $7.10 Cash—6 Months to Pay Automatic Refrigera- wafer cooler $38 $3.80 Cash—6 Months to Pay Automatic Refrigerators of about 75 pound ice capacity; lined with baked white enamel! walls. insulated with mineral woo! and built solidly to give long service. (‘ase is fin- ished in golden oak. $95.00 Refrigerators Leonard Refrigera- tors with golden oak finished case, lining of seamless gray porcelain and ice capacity of about 48 85 pounds... $4.80 Cash—6 Months to Pay side-icing 733 $5.30 Cash—6 Months to Pay Leonard Refrigerators in side- icing style, with cabinet finished in golden oak and lining of seamless gray porcelain that is sanitary and @asily cl@aned. Ice capacity of about 100 pounds. . —— _ $62.95 Refrigerators Leonard Refrigerators With case of splendid construction lining of seainless white porcelain and gold- en oak finish; ice capacity about 75 pounds. $5.70 Cash—6 Months to Pay ; ’ } $57 | $ ice capacity of about Only a limited number, $11.60 Cash---6 Months to Pay A leonard Refrigerator that tg designed to give the utmost fn per- fect refrigeration and ganitation. All of white porcelain with nickeled trimmings and hardware, side-icing door and ice capacity of about 60 pounds. $82.50 Refrigerators Side-icing Automatic Refrigera- tors with sanitary, seamless white porcelain lining and ice ca- pacity of about 100 pounds.. $73 $7.30 Cash—6 Months to Pay / $40.95 Refrigerators Tilinois Refrigerators with side- icing door, golden oak finished case, durable white ename! lining and ice capacity of about 100 $36 $3.60 Cash—6 Months to Pay $50.98 Refrigerators Side-icing Automatic Refrigera- tors with golden oak finished cage, serviceable white enamel Ilining and ice capacity of about $45 100 pounds $4.50 Cash—6 Months to Pay Basement Gallery -s a Oy 2 - > he 4 - z . RE Seay te RAS ae oH e — ee a Special Monday! Pequot Sheets $1.85 Value, Each $1 50 q These Sheets are of well-known and serv- iceable quality, 81x A Real Opportunity to Select $12.50 Table Lamps gs @ Very attractive Table Lamps in bronze, gold, green gold and brown finishes; 2-light pull chain socket; shades of glowing art glass in six-panel style, encased in metal frame. : $2 Bed-Light Frames ar ~ ead 63. Ktrong wire frames with cord, plug and socket—easily dressed. Only two frames allowed to a customer. Doll Night Lights $2 Value— > 1 Save by Anticipating Needs From These Combination Iced Tea Sets $9.50 q Complete set for serving of Iced Tea and in addi- tion an attractive hand-wrought iron decorated bas- ket, tall, hand-cut glass pitcher and six 12-ounce thin- ia UE ere blown Iced Tea Glasses to maich. No phone, C. O. y a LD. or mail orders filled. | oz ™_ A Saving Opportun $30 Dinner $15 Luster $75 to $125 90 inches, with 69ce Tissue Ginghams Sets Tea Sets Dinner Sets smooth finish and .N Japanese ‘‘hina Sets Imported Sets of beanu- Japanese and Java- neatly hemmed. An of 52 pieces: choice of 3 tiful lusterware: consirt rian (hina Sets in vari z pleasing border patterns, ae ae | one RRS Se 7 plates, Cups and saucers signs with coin gold ail with coin gold han- and a teapot, sugar bow! handles: 190 dies; the and pieces; the Set... $59 opportunity to supply 918.95 | creamer ... $11.95 $5.95 Value. —Monday at the Special Price of, Yard.... @ Fast-colored Tissue Ginghams in woven checks- a popular Summer fabric for women’s and chil- dren’s frocks—36 inches wide and in light and dark colorings ‘of many popular shades. 69c to 98c Ratines Imported novelty Ratine in plain weaves and mixtures: shown in an un- unusually wide range of popular colors. A much-wanted needs with unusual economy. Bleached Muslin if Fifth Floor with soft finish; 36 inches wide and of a qua! ity that will give long and eplendid service. 17c Yard for California Memorial Wreaths _ |_. Pillowcases neatly hemmed and fin- ished with lace edges. Of- fered at, WOM se ccs vce vets $1.50 Special A Remarkable Purchase Enables Us to Offer Sample $6.95 Feather With finished busts and heads; with gray Pillows hair and complete with cord, plug and | i] lI Gloria S1 k Umbre a : i @ These beautiful Wreaths are o allfornia ever covered with striped or socket; easy to dress and very effective | tir f) rn) rhit tT} it} . a _— ers, in pu! ~ apr white ap oe 1a large art ticking and filled with lights . ? ‘i > " re - * + ©". “et A ae tribute for t me ne pth oved ones. sanitary feathers: 20227 Also included in the group are $3.95 reaths of artl- 3 inches Special ficial leaves in dark colors. 500 in all ‘ , ’ s : at pair. . kach Wreath packed in an individual box. | Third Fleer : Main Floor | 59c Plain Voiles ia ~in a wide range of fashionable light | and dark colors: 39 inches wide and of | For Decoration Day—Choose These “Everlasting” serviceable and dependabie qual- 49 itv. Special e yard C $5 Value—Monday Choice S a 7 @ The popular club style of Um- brellas with tips and ends to match handles. Of Gloria silk (silk-and- linen) with carved bakelite, imita- tion amber and fancy wooden handles. Deisten: Shain No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders Accepted. riftth PFileer = Women Who Sew Will Appreciate This Advantageous Selection of New Automatic Drophead and Electric Machines With Full Set of Attachments—Terms $1 Weekly—No Interest Very Remarkable Offerings of Wall Papers —Wanted Kinds at Very Marked Savings @ Because the most favored kindr and colors for every room are inciudec these special groups, those planning repapering may supply practicaliy all their needs with the advantage of this extreme economy. 28 Wall Papers Our “Yvette” Beauty Shop Offers All Beauty Services —Rendered by Experts @ Permanent waving, Taroleum nage 5 ren Mineralava treatments, marcel waving, henn ens treatments and facial and scalp treatments are $1.50 Wall Papers but a few of the skilled services obtainable R90 22c "T1 — here. 7 | Tapestry effects. C Hair (;oods “Special” brocade designs and Redroom Papers in damask Papers in eretonne and chintz 24-inch. 2-stern Switches. in all shades, including gray Colontal patterns: 30- patterns, embossed hair, offered Monday and Tuesday $10 : . inch quaiity at Ch — - , " J _ P owing ( Kew Yuetly b, Band’ 39c Wall Papers 15¢ 19¢ Attractive patterns Varnished Papers for halls, living rooms of a heavy. destrable and dining rooms grads n patterns for many colors. bathrooms and kitch- Drophead Drophead and Electri and Electric 2 A1= === Value. ., New Willard Singer type New Willard 4-drewer Drep- shuttle Machine with Westing- head model with ball-bearing house motor, oak bage and oak eonstruction and ocak case cover: guaranteed guaranteed. Sixth Fleer fs $5650 Domestic Sit-Rite Prophead model with 6 drawers. bail- _ with Westinghouse motor: hearing construction and oak helt driven: walnut finished base: guaranteed Domestic Vibrator model All Papers Sold With or Withont Border. Fifth Fieer case guaranteed Ask to sce the new “Yvette” Hair Band. Main Fleer Balcony '~e , aaa aaa aa a a a a a it ak RB h hla alaltllalalabaiilaiialaial or” %. a ee a en —

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on Hits, »* . — ——_ — - Mg TEP BS ie on e F * re a He bi * ? PESTLE ote ety s = eS “ Pi - “ye j a “a ate PRPs ih Prine wy en ee iinet | ety ” FRIES a z 5 - er a ’ ? al “ . 3 : ok “oS rs a ae ae iF F — m 2% nites 1d i a Be “7 * Sige Ys ibs : a, * ° ‘ r x sg: ‘ atl a ih i Womens Lndermuslins $r.25 to $1.7 Values , ' 95c @€ Sampies and odd lots cess slips. paiamas and 0»pe ad gowne, step-ins, chemises, prin PORTS. Rasement Economy “tere > hiandker “mw OVeT nordaers _ embroidered corners We An Outstanding Event That Begins. Monday In the Basement Economy Store Is This Sale of § Spring and Summer Dresses Basement Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Ercepted. SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 6 AND 7—THIS SECTION Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for S20 in ‘Kerchiefs | - inge Ss : / it ou denied Se ¥ alucs 83C > A wn ae * @ m .« “Play - Time” PeF bog. -a?r a c 2 suitings, Loretts ¢ be! I a Oe en Sins sloth, ginghams and Largest Distributors of Merchundise at Retail in Missouri and the West. chambrays. Trimmed. — al —_- = Basement Basement Ecouemy Stere . Beaded Bags t7s 084s BI 99 @ Imported Beaded Bags in frame or drawstring style, tp various colors. ;. "6s 4 . 7a'9h¢ oP Qc, , aan 4 " re "eae eRe ePeaeaeeeeReeae Ree SE aE oy at. ore - should be anticipated. that will appeal to women, ™ Women’s, misses’ and extra siz .p to Included are plain and fancy styles of and matrons. —1200 in the Lot and Over 75 Desirable Styles Suitable for All Occasions 2. ’ © | @ lhese Dresses have just been received, having been specially gorse anim for this sale. and the opportunity for such wide choice at so great a saving is so important that all needs 4 J } ' | 1e most popular materials—suitable for street and other wear—some elaborately trimmed and there are models When you see the Dresses, vou will note that the splendid materials assure service as well as a smartly attractive appearance. Dresses in black, navy. cocoa, tan, peach, green. powder blue, maize and coral (ma . wD . if | | tes | OP ares wv txvieee | fh gy Te ag *8 y > . . ° e@nrese 7 a a . » ~ ar Rasement Economy ‘Stere , : lace Flat crepe. printed crepe. satin-faced Canton and combinations of Georgette and ; . Canton and lace] foulard and Georgette and figured Georgette combined with lace. ‘ 0 to aiues shades, as well as many effective combinations of hues in light and dark colors, The Feature of the Basement Economy Store Monday Will Be a Remarkable of 12900. Yards of *]® to'f “ds ” L721 x i-* xX =*2"9 N ASAT ZN a " 7 * ‘ad ut" _ aa. A / AN ae d eet ¥ ‘aN ewe *¢ a. s ~ _— A ie LAN MOA “7 \ ” ~ ye Py ae A A Most Extraordinary Event Which Begins Monday Morning Promptly at 9—Choice at, the Fa... .. ... @ A Silk event to compare with this one has not occurred in the Basement Economy Store for sev- eral vears. The 12.900 vards of Silks are the kinds that are now in demand, and the assortment of patterns and colorings is very large. There are more than fifty of the most popular plain shades, many attractive prints and fashionable novelty weaves. The group includes the following weaves in the quantities mentioned $1.69 Glos Brocade, 450 yards $1.59 Plain Georgette Crepe, 500 yards $1.79 Charmeuse, 250 yards $1.39 Knitted Crepe, 500 yards $1.69 Colored Messaline, 580 yards $1.69 Canton Crepe, 400 yards $1.69 Colored Crepe de Chine, 1560 yards $1.79 Striped Tub Silk, 300 yards $1.98 Colored Sports Satin, 900 yards $1.49 Chenille Crepe, 600 yards $1.69 White Silk Ratine, 600 yards $1.39 White Jersey, 120 yards $1.98 Printed Art Crepe, 240 yards $1.59 Printed Jersey, 200 yards $1.98 Printed Crepe de Chine, 750 yard $1.98 Black Satin, 6Qyyards $1.59 Colored Crepe Rochelle, 900 yards $1.59 Black Taffeta, 200 yards $1.79 Changeable Taffeta, 400 yards $1.49 Black Crepe, 300 yards $1.39 Plain Tub Silk, 1000 yards $1.69 White Crepe de Chine, 300 yards $1.75 Printed Marigold Crepe, 240 yards $1.98 Printed Canton Crepe, 300 yards $1.79 Plain Taffeta, 400 yards $1.98 Tan Silk-and-Wool Suiting, 250 yards. Extra Space and Extra Salespeople—No Mail or Phone Orders Accepted. Basement Economy Stere —— You'll Want These for the Decoration Day Trip! Ribbon Sports Hats There’s Economy in This Offering of Women’s $3 to $5 Shoes q A specially purchased group of several hun- dred Sports Hats of ribbon and straw combina- $3.95 and $5 _— i. N™ pea tion in all-white and colored co Choice of many new sports shapes. Also in- cluded are leghorn combinations Just the sort of Hats that are appropm.- = 7 ate for Memorial Imy ene other ocassions . An opportunity to secure needs for Basement Economy Store coming holidays and other activities. @ New Spring Oxfords and Straps of patent, black satin and suede leathers. also cut-outs and center straps with suede trimmings and combinations. With high Cuban or low walk- ing heels. Sizes from 21, to 8 in one stvle or another. mibinations Monday, a Specially Priced Group of Ruffled Curtains and $2.50 Value, > 6 5 ‘ Wr ; + A Artificial sfik Dra 34 - ir pery In mulberry. rose. Madras biue and gold 45 signs ngham and Filet weave . pia ne en'ers finished with s8cal- | 59 oped edge - ™ yards iong Specia pair 7) Col. Madras Marquisette . fe) ’ a * ; . i? ’ $2.75 Net Curtains a 5 ‘ Varqguiset'es » 4 . _- ’ : . - various 4 n noroidered LOLs . - ror Surmimer : *s. 2 80 inches wide. Seconds everdrapes, et Se. ored figures. Men's Shirts ter attached etviee Sixes |4 to ee @ @hirtse in fancy etripes ané plain colors. Neck-banéd and co!- Bascement Ferenemyr ttere of $2.26 | 59 ends of : 6 Sc grade 79 Z grade. cine © . grade. yard a — L Basement Econemyr “tore - Congoleum Rugs Seconds of $:8 Grade € u'*.? pieas ng warerr 7 Rasemeest Fee@nemy, Ereaere Monday, an Interesting and Important Offering for Women— Novelty Blouses $4.95 to Values. q@. A group of tions. Trimm and novelty woven silks, in pleasing combina- and squares, knife pleated panel fronts, hand- embroidery and fancy stitching. In colors of powder biue, bisque, fallow, navy, tan, gray and biack as well as white. on Flan 675 Blouses of crepe de chine ed with allover tucks in stripes Basement Economy Stere Basement EKeconemy Store It Will Pay You to Investigate These Unusual Offerings of Linens and Cotton Goods Substantial Savings on the Wanted Articles—Profit by Them Table Linen Dress Linen Table Sets ‘ ner abie Damask 54 I nh Dress Linen. in many Cloth Is 55x71 inches with %& | slors 36 ir ww dozen napa&ins ¢ -a ad c Oo natch lay 3 $1.05 — entes 3.98 . od ra sie Set . —_ —-—— — — Toweling Wide Sheeting Pepperell Sheets - eaci x 1 nit " ‘ »-4 Pepper ; Femsti*ched Red S \Pe« . rd oe §e - a : . 7 y an oat i ‘ermmant iengths of 2 nen size, seam.ess. di Yara i , ’ . . eached and "Oe value hem ned Subject ‘o $1 = = yara s'ains Fach ovo i green New Percales Dress Gingham 2 5m te + =} i om -_ , : : . : . , vrown . open “Hirting and Dress Percales. tub ‘"“hecks piaids and piain shades Suitings vVa.ue, yard vard lengths. Yard Hard-Twist Voile Windsor Plisse Crepe bed Profit by This Offering of Meni’s an Union Suits Athletic ankle ~ - — a eS | $1 to $1.25 : Buea es 68c poros mesh Suits with short length Supply all needs at this low price. Men’s Underwear ‘-sleeve shirts or ankie-length drawers of ba!- Lnion Suits of fine striped madras cloth, sieeves and in iggan.in ecru or white. Seconds of 79c te = U for *ach : MPOGOR. GOOR. ck cccvrocsccooceenal allay 52¢ nion Suits Union Suits Women’s Vests 4 women Of rib- For women. Of rib- Ribbed cotton Vets cotton, tn bodice or bed cotton bullt-up style, open or closed 44c to 50c val- in bodice or built-up @ in bodice or | style, in regular and . “i ‘ea - 74 built-up style; open or | extra sines. Seconds of © Monday. at fast cut from th lane 28 . ee | { cut trom the piece. 36- - $2 ich ‘ and in 2 t . ’ - . 39¢ cme sac gall - 15c _ nches wide and 9 18c ues. 3 for $1;°or 35 closed. 79c to 7c . aster Piss ee ee ee ee eee oC Sc values “J es @¢ ee & é# ,. | |. za ae ee eee nied grounds with beau [dea for 3 , ate . * > - * ‘ ™ fast 23 tnches wide helio and va.lue, yard Colored Voiles imported --piy hard -'wisted | 36-in. Mercerized Poplin. rd : Monte Carlo Flock Voile, 33 ‘ ‘ile *4 imches “ ‘a and Cm “lair 44-in. “Ww ies Organdic vd ‘nchese wid plain s>aden wit) - Yara 59¢ S6-in. Striped Flaxons. yd fects. Yard 90¢ 40-in. Mercrerized Bati« 7 %: ve Cas . ere — la Pa - ge Fy " ae. “ 44 1 a MS .. 2 an lee - v % r 4 n = GUARANTE a, “os \ ; > + 3, z = ‘ee : a Walsh's Itch Remedy m: address on reeeipt of toa onder meney-back gua Liberal discoent to deale ADDRE 4 Robt. C. Walsh, Ph. 7000 CASS AVENTE ac. Leats,. Meo. a, —aadte material is bought an: - tch Wants. | ml —- — eo—_—_~ See easg — Open an Account With , “Our Leader’ Mattress $35.00 Massive Bu Extension Tal and 4 Chair 26% Conetets of atrongiy bullt Table that extende 4 ft, an " le'ered nutne leat > iphol mn gent Free!—a6-Piece Table Se Enameled tC ombination Rang 394.15 ‘his Flange has polished ste top, tg full sized. having fou arge gas burners and fou oa! holes lias large. room mn and warming closet an * §USGranteed baker wit ‘her coal or gas. ; ; r . ry” rwo-Tone VW Agrificent in stvie and ®S Urveaeualiv attrae? e Tud “lece*e@ are finiehed in * we nted with beauttful oexid Onsists of large dresm« Priced oes $40 Cabinet Model Gas Range $2675 ‘s FS iarant4¢ed ‘= every ray ey ive abveolute satisfac- on Has ‘\arge-sise even, ‘arge ceeking surface. and ad meatl-y trimmed witt miei s°' parts.

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oa ER Re a eee — a — , ” ——we ee ee _ ———-* ~— op ~ = — a eal _—_——— SUNDAY, T | is 4 + MAY 25, 1924. a etaeemeneaeenemenmnnn a eenens SUNDAY, caf oer seaiecat A The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED _ST.LOUS POST “DISPATCH 1 chase of 16 acr y ad “9 RELIEVED a N N Oo U x Cc E M E NS T " dale After tigyy rv! , -_ : ~ | unable than mone’—vyeur sight. eput\ nter a evenue ; ie ‘ VORTADNACHa -f Ma . ’ ‘ an My profession for ever twenty years has been the scientific qxamination of eves and ay Py ” aa the making of the proper gtasecs for = 4 ~* _ as et ee ate - j ~ . a Le | il : : . c v Sen ee rted Peaded Bags in : or drawstring style, in . o : colors. ™ ——— . sement FEconemy Store . | Collector. “Radio material is bought and sold The POST-DISPATCH is the e wee h Post-Dispatch Wants. new only St. Louis ev | grees spaper giving Associated Press news service, ee William J. Kinney, a Deputy In ternal Revenue Collector, yest ies gave $5000 bond on an indk ctment | charging him and 16 others with | conspiring to violate the Volstead | act.in the “milking’’ of 898 barre!s | of whisky tn the Jack Daniel ware- | house, 3960 Duncan avenue, last. summer, and announced hls resi¢ nation from the Federal service ' ; eerrection of such viston defects as ieee 2 . - - ‘anes : . thereugh cye teat may disclose. f(ensult me Wendayr. As an esamople of wt tei dn cunmeeiem y c. e rtiray tusies 'S Color | Shelloid Frames rt 4 0 n So Effective for This Pu rpees Fitted With Large Round "4 er @.fi : ol or y Works When All Ov Be lore, Spherical Lenses Uthers Fail. : , nae Z Satisfactio - INVESTIGATE Deo ee n (;uaranteed Complete CORLISS Lacen follawea oe pee ae . STOCKING adeduetio aes ote iaaen oan “ea ential completely tn 4 ee . rier ttt A an cheerfully RE- . . | 423 N B d ) to.why & , tor icone veins, NDED. F. J. Guilbault Optical Co., . Broadway he dark as to w y ®, of all the nis “ dye, rte a wondertu il tonic that gaugers, watchmen and other em-|_ 5! ra Semone. NO ane ok eaten en a ae (Between Locust and St. Charles) ploves at the warehouse, had heen | ’ $2. 00 EACH | a au indicted Hf@ expressed confidence Le ' ‘ - 3 477 . ’ ’ anar HOME TREATMENT: nm OF woman who h prid ha he willl be completely. exoner fer all lex wicere. ali tm Q a o has ated, but said that he was resign remedies. two stock : Absolutely harmless, Never messy. Easy ing to avold any chance of em Ings full directions. wy. Many enthusiastic tetimouialg hbarrassing the Collector of Interna! eg $8.00 Ww le ion andinn for, more 4 all ‘ T= As sociated ‘Press News appears exclus ‘ Write fer Further Informatica. ui $4 NOW for ively in the Post-Dispatch in the evening‘ Thomas F. McCaffrey of 4239) Specialty Company ~2XPSY PRODUCTS CO. newspaper Geld | in St. Louis. : Revenues. ) St. Louis Corlt 4 Nh PesmeWey yep eprti ‘ Account With Us! Ss VUMMMM Wille 4 7 tue pO | 708. 10-12 FRANKLIN AVENUE ces SPECIAL VALUES! FOR EVERY OOM IN THE HOUSE di ei jit ; Breakfast | ) | ) $5 Covered Dishes Sets (‘onslseting of operation of the Jack Daniel disti! lerv, was arrested vesterday at ‘nion Clty Another associate. H Dahiman,. is said to have beer adicted also Motiow, who lives at — Lvnchburg. Tenn., and who {s ur indictment her for fireft oe ak ' Finest Imported China; high-grade decorations. ‘va and round shapes. Monday only, while 290 last None delivered LINEN DRESSES} SPECIALS IN CHILDREN’S DEPT. Linen Dresses in the very newest styles, and well tailored. In “gal siipover and side-fasten- 98 COATS KNIT CAPES ing models in al! shades. @ Mean-up of childrens Spring Coats: Dainty knit Capes for the little collars and : $1. - ~ —_ > » nurder in conr ne of a Pul : ‘retood Tn have heen “Our Leader” ~ wis Porcelain Top o=-Pier . AKTAS w , ret Mattress by “ omen Suite 1] Kitchen Table ; Ps.) ' is beaut | ok ae of = ’ r ] f } , qT) | + 1d ee and 9/59 85 anv color " oa a sood a cially priced ot the present case When Multin gave bond ft was learned that his brother, Sidney, {« another of those indicted. The lat ter is said | be away at present is expect to return soon and rive bond Three of thoee indicted who gave bond at Cincinnati, Include Mrs. George Remur. wife of the F Free! 26-Piece Table Set!—Free! millfonaire bootlegger-convict. now n the Atlanta Penttentiarv. and who also ts indicted tn the Jack . } ° ‘ ‘ { ‘ Many styles in sizes for broken sizes; all colors; up to 0 ots large angora years s\7es,; front trin women and nisses On some lined med : wonder- sale Monday (Second F1.). through « A en (= eor) Daniel case ROBIN'S EGGS, AS BIRDS. LEAVE THEIR GOLFER GUARDS | Algonquin Club Members Protected Nest, Their Newly Increased Family Flew Away. The 350 members of Algon q rin rOolf Club an Berry road are telling GOWNS BLOOMERS | BUNGALOW : Women's and poe BONNETS ROMPERS > MIDDIES ‘omen's and ; . . misses crepe * erepe' Gingham organdie and And Creepers of | White linene; large (sOW!S ehir- } : Bung alow : vig sample gingham ard cham- salior collars; braid i i . red trimming lace and rib- bray; check and trimmed aome col- Aprons ith e+ ket. bon trimmed, piain colors(2d FL) ored in the lot, ’ 36-IN. SUNFAST DRAPERY MATERIAL : = s 1 | 8.8.8 BBR Bee: Bs 8 Be... eS. Bee. Be. Be em eeeerececececmemcest | $17.00 Value ee Davenport Table Extension Table and 4 Chairs ‘| Ss 95 Bed Outfit 1? 14. 718" brown on Pain ‘ and is Consis of continuous Conaists of strongly built ee sturdily constructed towed Beds guaranteed ba Table that extende 6 y an 4 chairs - ’ peep Pe ts upholstered in gentin leather FREE! 26-Pc. Table Set, Mattress Free !—a6- Piece Table Set—Free! i FREE! 26-Pc. Table Set! f an unusual “birdie” story to the r friends and caddies ‘hs ago it was dis rotstr Ss nes? hac the east porch of th resting petween the This weigh’ trna@ter.a, lanes Very > iling and some water pipes. a grave discussion ollowed and it stiitable pone the Summer ment ° w ahae lat With SCREFNS; = Beatutiful bedroom Paper in light col- 1 c g Salv. Wire OYS,.& FOL... . eal et: . P at, @ FOUL. . . os cdqus cone + © 0 eee eize Basement Economy Stere | Las el Massive Built : | | ai Davenette Suite x ‘he nest abo ‘ rTrnree tt bins were hatched sn Plain oatmeal Papers in all colors, suitable for SPE Ge FRINGED SHADES. parlor, dining room and ‘living room; s! 38 Inch, Ea. $1 4 a iis + «onc aanenee 42, 45, 48 In., : ; ; 150-f?t. Rell r. WINDOW |: A large selection of a and colors, suit- J eoury of Paint = pee es fe) pable for any room in the house; special at-~ Ready Pana Robin were tul! more so than the fa’! Last week the family of four | vinged away The nest ts still there and still undisturbed WIFE COMES HERE TO FIND HUSBAND AFTER POLICE FAIL Leaves Farm and Spends Day Fx- ploring Market Strecet— Queat Successful. ing for Women— ie PO 0" a : Combination Range Walnut-F inish Blouses . Chifforobe | that's when you appreciate the eree- “ tical convenience of a Daveno Sultte. mise Galvanized Monday: es l/c 14c 1/c 19¢ Ac i PATS trom, deep Up to 48-In. }; CUPS AND c r ‘erts it into a This Range has polished steel A single motion conver . | top, ig full sized, having four full-size bed Remember, with our wea teuis Wee WE ten are a saemere sae four easy credit terms you can OWB one of ee Se 7 a home last December and came to C | r ‘> 4 ~ : ; ; 9 - es of crepe de chine oven holes. Has tai - bldg — these fine Suites. spacious compartment for @ St. Louls, his wife, Nellie, 38. was ) : lothes It ie richly &',, ‘ —— bie ii.’ a, in A Guaranteed baker wita P hangin © SS phe lege Kept too us¥Y supporting , r five in pleasing combina- ether coal or gas. FREE !—26-Piece Table Set. FREE: alabed in American walnut, a gag i ie has os a llover tucks in stripes a _ | 4" ‘ i ' Mo., to trail him, so she asked po ted panel fronts, hand- ot a re > BERG: 2m ae Save 3313% § lice here to arrest him for wife and | > it at vt hild abandonment. They tried to | stitc hing. ot* ‘ ew ; . te ; 1 + ? { rit fal ! biue, bisque, fallow, Mh. : ; '<$ s ‘ ' : a. Men Wesker toen lack as well as white. 3 | ae | . aE a, ee itiaw ani enka meee eee ‘ i« SHADES SOLD WITH BORDERS SAUCERS j White, fancy shape. $ [ .00 ; Monday special, patr, SILK CANTON CREPE $ (40c FIBER SILK HOSE alge me ie a Lanna & . ven 28 Svece e. 7 Oe Sf hi. hee. see ee — ee 7 . ‘ , My omens fiber silk e new shades, All-Siik a! ii8i@ tops Sines al? (repe in the Wati value. Special at...-. Basement Economy Stere the day exploring Market street hbecatime her husband had men thoroughfare ina letter that night she spied | and Floorcoverings $55 Axmuins 5() ter, 9ft.x 12 wo ’ ft. size nina pooirootn " whe said Hiello The wife j $35 Brussels : ¢ a 9 ft. x 12 ft. Tw o-Tone Ww shnut Bedroom Suite agen! flee, ‘ at and heaut fx! in appearat! oe . - . Rai ‘his unusually attract! Tidor Design pecrocm Si $45 Velvet, : ; . " . r) ° T- * ‘ . All pieces are finished in two ermal and are 9 ft. x 12 ft. Namented wit) ‘eautifu i” ; oid silver trim mi! mit Sy 28 6 Tee \® conesiate ot ls re cdresse?! 5OW end bed and chi eee . « 2 forobe Priced ee ‘< Waeshaw a | T n,.)1ce Washaw ja ‘o his turing their 15 years of married life they saved $600 and he wanted invest that um ina city home —__ | he howeve! nnplied tt or t ———— 3-Room | Outtit Women’s Vests | | Complet e Ribbed ye agen ar » 3 -——— ae | ty le ) Baroy ste and ! Including | - i I — extra sizes. Seconds of ie R8e to 44 27c : Floorcoverings crades.. at Our ‘S°S Stas SS StS ee 2.8 2 : 4 pure ali-si li ip d genere 36 4 inn @li the new styles : ors; 9.09 4 . $1 a qd. , (Main Fleer) lic Sizes 2 s to li. 10¢ bie i « e ood jalitw sheet “aia fr OD Men’s Dress Shirts Children’ s % eck at | TEEN TABLECLOTHS » ain o! d fancy pat omper and butter- 25¢ . terns Spec's Special a in Floor) i genera we “19t | pecial WORD ROLLS ' Berolute vaterpyoul aenrneneed 35] ‘CREPE DE CHINE _LONGCLOTH pe 15c to 25c Soft Collar! Children’s Waist Suits CANTON SILK SHEETS Special ‘hildren«s & faney mercerized a SA Main Teor ouass TOWELING Balbriggan Underwear) Extra Size Vests POWELING, ; hFi3e opp 7 ir Q Q 8 HITS ; ee ' So » Long Mens and bos Soft Colla dren's Mun nmMer koitted Silk ol : : abr eene a) . ' '39¢ ing Specia. drae ) ase Men's $1 to $2 Dress Shirt i isie Socks, In DBDlack, pongee, erized Sateen 1S5c Mercerized Gamass b pane So pat 59c ter al , Pik ‘e 17. P 3 nea tf ta ia “_pONGEE fe Very eore bent come Men's balibriggan Shirts ‘omens extra-size® ed . For Monday 10c and lsrawers Sires 29¢ mer Kuitted Vests 0c THE LE BARGAINS IN ‘ OPENING SA PLAYER-PIANO / ru, for A. CURTAIN <CRIM, Rc Oe ae : c et Rt iS SSE SS TS AONE HORSES bles 9x12 Congoleum CL FROM MOLD Noreen” “When (. sz} splendid Py oom in ' Sun Ia Serttin io ‘ , , 94es ’ Unbleached Muslin, yd. wide, yd., 9c “Aloha Tata =PE ray” pattern. - § 95 ts . 5 Rein ‘eo MWe'”™ s SLIPPERS. wom: BOE | SG ere val 4Gc ff te: + Bs" Felt-Base risorsevoring a ae , aecltied ey a at rativcss : ’ oe $1 . sHOnRS cf 49c “Smile Will Ge mote = ’ » eces and miii i <HOE S$; me "$1.39 ' drens $100 va 2 Leng Way” e : . _— , rsa a! ~+ teh . Vi e ? G 7. ' e . 4 00 : ' t? Ss are hy . : ar ty of pat-a =) Roy canvas, 98c sie . , Ne fs et wal, che , ve *' ie CANVAS SHOES apport st yles = . poses *. 2 ie loons te ‘J : i? 3 7 : : a : heeq yd a . ," . ae ea ie alee KiIisas,. f 0 i pa al ,d ar’ 5c the biggest ! today es ” er silk. seconds i c a ce RER DIAPE ns, ALL ABOVE * , & & e 4 i N\DERW EAR, 19¢c 50c value. | 15c On other brand word rolls, en's balbrig«a! epecia each, SHIRTS for Men and Boys, 25¢ 39c eae ch! '- 49c a « tes 39c MUSIC ROLLS 39 tat BSc Ps tare tor a 28624 Shi 8.8 BAS @6.86 6 BS. 8B Ba 8. 8 @ SS aa OA. . % ee Basement Fconomy Store | $40 Cabinet 3 . wee & Refrigerator $15 Mattresses ce | Gas Range of “Our Special Leader” SIA.75 $1 Q.75 « ———__— rant lif in a vear’e time in (ne Will pay ser. = \\ iiwayve keen food led with all-layer felt with 3 ; ” = gn 'n every wary Salisftac- saving t as removable ane es , roe : . ’ “large . free rhe e art ticking covering, 45 1D» . ' e oven re ha a owes - remaval FREE!— 26-Piece ‘Table Set—F REE! or \ «#ize - @ , on as hr ag : Terms to suit Rasement Econemy Sitere uit . " ' See @ess a Speen epuenasaaeeaeanesn sesnea ans e688 Low Price See Announcements TUESDAY, MAY 27th IRRESISTIBLE VALUES IN THE POST-DISPATCH The Pertect Market - Place IE: Our u UU LRU SLR SRSA a et aa

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EE LI I A — ———— _—~= od The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation tI than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED }in the presence of the chapters of | siderable number of lay persons | _ the respective basilicas and a con- ga’ thered for the occasion. | jes will be given Tue THREE PERSONS DISAPPEARED WITHIN LAST FEW WEEKS Police Asked to Look for Two Married Women and Giri . A single teaspoonfi onful of Reported Missing. . ‘4 Sold Without Borders We are the only store downtown that selis Wall Paper wi¢ “ the borders. We invite you to inspect our large stock 5 ean home DR. CALDWELI °S St Louis police have been noti!- fied of the Gisap- loads two select from. their homes. 25 c kr mother

vt F ‘ i on eg e - 4 ea ios eae Mey ae yeh ee - - te $e i> seahs Pe = a é * ft . a a ta har oy : =~ ‘ Mothers!! Apply Common Sense and desirable aromatics, and so appreciated that it is now the largest selling preparation of ‘t Will restore good humor rock 2, ot 1409 House fled Over street, left the: = 3 . | : : ‘ 5 ee ae Ker enth street, Mon- ae. Ne A See ore PAINT coo ARNISH ne ee Ont ae had ite per gallon Cheapest Place in Town to Buy Wall Paper and Painty is feared she 3 ost her memory. Mrs. MILLERS Howe Paint Re-Nu-Wall Cleanse COLDER SEAL itilon. Wall Paper Better 10c a Can BARGAIN WA PAPER PAINT CO. , de N. Sixth St. am Caton Ske Write for Samples and Prices HIS is the era of the prevention of disease and sensible people do not wait until sickness has el ag come before remedying the trouble. The crowded hospitals every- where are sad examples of the results of neglect. Be especially watchful of children. Restlessness, lack of normal appetite and feverishness usually indicate « ‘onstipation. Stop it that instant with a spoonful of Dr. C ald- well’s Syrup Pepsin and you will have prev ented real sickness. Mrs. Ida Williamson of 1637 Pine St., Long Beach, Cal., and Mrs. Lou Brawley of Self, Ark., never have illness in the family because of their prompt use of Syrup Pepsin. A Great Family Laxative It may be difficult to decide just which medi- cine to use out of the many that are offered, She “MM EGPBRE Oe PS - - - and "ij Oma Pen- ' nock. a ? Hazel Holling. 33, of 3523 oulevard, and Miss Anna 17. of $10 North Tenth have been ce May 3 and May iif Tr) '« w ‘ 7 7 » : Wanafactearers 1018 Olive St. MONDAY'’S SALE “AT” $1.00 | LYSOL, 67¢ TOILETARTICLES SPECIALS FOR MONDAY 50c Glazo Nail Polish .37c 50c Sempre Jovenay. .34c TO ORDER 2 STAR-Rite 25c Mavis Talcum Pow- FANS fer the Living er Din- img Reem (10-inch AARRARARALE RL E REE SE ET 7 a» * 4 Monsignor Lu! fical master of read it again in 8 — — - and in the churches iSPATCH is — nl a iS evening \i - > . €ivinge Associat a ‘Prean news service A Sa Re! ~~"Not more than one free trial bottle to a family The POST-! newspaper BE, TIER FURN ITURE| GREATER VALUES & Liberal Credit Terms rreanrnd & oe irene DRUG STORES 515 OLIVE i ‘and LOCUST=514 -WASHINGTON - DE BOLIVAR:KINGSBURY MEDICINES $1.25 Pinkham’s Vegeta- ble Compound ... .83e 40c Castoria (Fletcher’s) 27e 60c California Syrup of FIGS C cc “od Liver scovs Cad 4S | °° Melton = $2.19 SALE PRK [a= NUJOL, € re Be Player-Piano. » Player-Piano Piayer-Piano ;: Player-Piano, Player-Piano ~ 00 Player-Piano , Player-Piano |, Player-Piano, Player-Piano Player-Piano vee) ) Grand Piano :semo Grand Piano «tix. » > Upright Piano :trse4 ‘0 Upright Piano;teea O00 Upright Piano;rsea <19 Upright Piano. teed 100 Upright Piano, mse ®amr ie

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¥ 25, 1924. A The Daily POST-DISPA TCH siete 9 57, 000 MORE City Ctreulation 1 than BOTH o other eventng newspapers COMBINED —_- —— we — ee pe —— SEND POSTA ~_ my] ii a y : , + Last! Something That Does More Than Prevent Knivbs. Horace Reed, William All Coffee vaiue. Our blends are the best in the olty 1 } « Charles A. Bull wi! - de Frenc | - . ¥ | munity on ve will lead in com Setter h Biend $1. 05 oh etree Guatemala $1.00 | ' ; 6/ng. EAGLE STAMP SPECIALS | , re . & we ty Stamps with 1 Ib. Dutch — ee i 4Sc | I it | 4 ure . — * Griiis ies ar 3 5Oeo o ‘ that sells Wall Paper without | German Submarine Command- eee Genes wih Sm bes Enpetitned and’ Cacontad ~~ he | | mat . | | | | aspect our large stock, 5 , - , car. | COMPLETELY er Tells How Third Trip pa ; He, ames with 1 bette Rice. ree so re | 7 mt " : | to US. Was Planned . /|l"*pringenze cues Comins | SScericaieende Ceol Qe I] | | “BANISHED i A Uti sachin bag ores we ine | : . RUSSIAN - IN 20 DAYS Capt. Panl Koenig. whe twice PICNIC SYRUPS—All a Saale we scene @rinic. Bot.30e ity Delmar at De Baliviere visited America in 1916 as the) © longer t necessa to suffer Oe eas tooth. ulcerated bleed - Monday — Tuesday commander of the German mer- | submarine, Deutschland, | e | » ing gums, polluted breath and . a . the hundreds of ailments caused c) ! ‘1 7 - | 4 sees oes in Bi For Science hen a Sssss«l-,. mo e its the guest of St. Louls friends. | p ia hich absolutely | In his voyage, avoiding the CALIFORNIA PRESERVED FIGS—12-02. can; ®he ‘Waban °°" Use d absolutely acegmn- | | a ; the present Prerrhes ible—it completely . CA I t IES British naval blockade, he carried — RRHEA—the worst cargoes of dyestuffs to the Amert- | VARNISH Sigman ee ge 19 pees CARROLLS cies NEWEST SENSATION cin ms and root sackets which hold ‘visit ig in recognition of in-| Good grade; eed 6 th = destroys all forms of me er eet: ir Manufacturers ‘Lloyd line for 28 years. Ke J, Sgtane + BEY Ee. Sn 1018 Olive St. REDUCING | “My'-isit here is for pleasure | wm We ¥ Pare fae cies — only,” he related. “I arrived in) y. oan ed *. F wy - . ' Ofer ote idee My ’ . . ee 16 only St. Louis evening d Press news service. New York April 30, on our new (32,000-ton liner, the Columbus, | and since then have visited friends | in Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Chicago. I have mever | been in the interior of your cout.- | try, so I chose this opportunity. Since my first trip here with the | Deutschland I have been In corre- | spondence with a-number of per- sons in St. Louis, but I had never met them till I arrived from Chi- | EDICINES | 3 wo a | ‘ , GAIN Carroll's offer the moet remarkable Tiring-Room | with this Set is a beautiful long davenport table, . Met By Committee. Pi , V Among the friends the siliene | bargain ever presented. Think of it—a beautiful loose- handsome floor or bridge lamp and a very pretty end table, inkham 8 egeta- Keferrea to were & committes Who | cushion, elegant Suite upholstered in fine quality velour— the entire outfit is easily worth $275.00 on sale now, only comprised of davenport, chair and fireside chair. $164.00. Compound 83c met him at Union Station and | i breakfasted with him at the hotel. | | ! This Large Mahogany / PHONOGRAPH 7 , n oria (Fletcher s) Thev included Frederick Widmann, | 2 $ * Alfred H. Wehmiller, Theodore 7c | Lange, H. A. Homeyer, Juliue T. ' Muench and H. W. Geller, presi- 7 . ornia Syrup of dent of the convention's sursen:| later. Ne i Included, FREE The program yesterday included Mayr’s Stomach ) Charles Nage), former Secretary of | . mae Ente ewewwe s+ - OSC — aor y ose oren aaah Sain tae Meee | 20 Records Peptomangan, 98c on ema ee ran -N CW Taft's Cabinet, called at the hotel oh He Mp (40 SELECTIONS) o& , oe tpi Sp t> ee Se "4 — f 4 we 4,4 entertained in private homes to-| ; Queen Anne design—-and you get 20 new records ’s Kidney Pills SS 8 cy ; . dm inne senéreés of thane fine tnatramente have |dayv, and will return to New York (60 cates tions) FREE. Extra special this week. , ° be . se * While they last. been sold by us at our previous «pecial | tomorrow. C h D ° od ike $7 Cash Delivers Set on OF, c = a. 2 eo ne priec o 4S uTrin 7 reat sale in eeoe > & 73c | even agaassavel saeRe a ee oa ami crepe Brain ‘PROSECUTOR JONES CITED Side-Icer, Enamel-Lined An elegant set that will appeal to the most disériminating. es. ae bes Gs : - ia visit to the Mayor's office and a ? tle ® . we vs Bika tego: Wat ; | y pinged . 83¢ a, ate bakes ae bye. - luncheon at the Missouri Athletic : Pay $1 00 Weekly , vA Ointment. i 44c et " . . ae , Association. Capt. Koenig will be r Hs A fully warranted Phonograph of exceptionally - NMR ROR A, 2, clear tone. A very pretty. large size cabinet, in 175 Chiff $ orobe Bedédom Set oft. Beautiful walnut finish and fashioned in the Adam design. The Gresser is large in size with large beveled plate mirror; a large, . i ee ee, ee wo s Mange Remedy, Ey ditiacowint ter reek eres. ) 7 | Must Explain Why We Retains $30 Refrigerator Se 55 =" 7 49 De : ' S g Shotgun Used by Coleman. | ‘ ” ; | roomy chifforobe a bow-end bed—-sale Ot. .ssssceseeesece Cc , . aad | Prosecuting Attarney Jones of St. ' 7 ee TT 4 ) f 7 went f | Louis County yesterday was or- | DP it NN ial » Analgesique 2 6 63c , | dered by Circuit Judge Wurdeman a Down : , a ) Eine Pees wy Wide ime We yy : , F hy A Mi Lavaris i» °. .69c ; oJ : | ‘ 'to show cause why he should not ° . | ° a , 4 %) . = 2h) : = cited tor some for retaining | Drip Pan 50 rs Se \ | a peek ers ne Heit if ES 8 D ii | r Fach LLL ‘3 — ul file ay a, | ean oe epee at Scipticd hchbadliy elie. .mersetab=i. ae pried sory a al » + 7 Soa] . | Webster Groves, Feb. 16. the easily - cleanab! = | yas ' Combination Piane and F'! - | ’ white-enameled in sorter 7-wall conetrue- ———— = | FREE ayer | Coleman's attorney, John OD. tien and & guaranteed ice saver. Lares . & ' i b f the beautiful Player-Pianos Piano Bench, nice selection of , , a % ~ - eeeeee-. 42c 83c A pea “ety onl OF Factory-to-Home Sale. Music Rolls and Delivery. | Schuster of Maplew ood, informed . size galvanized drip pan free the court that the shotgun was ola Tablets ... .73c os wi ' about all he expected to collect as a This ppreite Enamel Frida 4 TO) Buy Direct From Manufacturer | 0). 0c0%.00% | | special 40 y N 300 00 enmore ran 4 in Nauheim. Germany, last Sun- | : = on i cer pee. eee: UU Piayer-Piano (sampie) ' ; (Used) day, of heart disease, according to | $35 Simm ons Bed Spring 337.50 $490 yy \ ’ | dispatches received by § friends | , Cabi net tm _ pow, metres fe called Blieacho- 4° Pp ombination. The liquid softens JU : q) orn) 25 ° 25 ff— Trenton. The tquid seftecs layer-Piano (snopworn) 2! 25¢ Off . . here and in New York. The body 4, ie on Ala =i) Aa y ' | Now 7% hs : ; . "Rew Sialas. tne’ fee ‘camevian 900 Player-Piano (New) ....2! 0! 375.00 willl be brought to this country for | and Mattress a ite 5 / ; 4 | , oe stains f hildren’s teeth. NS . 7 On -Pj Y | ~ | ere roe seerees woo, Ne 1 90 Player-Piano csempie) 2: 412.50 Decker Bros. Grand "Cart 1. Gohurs was Sormerty «|i Suter oe intended to act only on «surface : bO0 Player-Piano (wew) 5. of 450.00 (Tv sed ) _ , part ownes of the St. Louts Times, | 101 ie 2'18* 65 — a —s enematont Combination tt " : presale of So . Hed cmae opens inte « full steed New Starck Pianos, $350 to $850; Starck Players, $900 to $1200 bed. Compicte with 6 hanya -- - + . ‘ s* « or ene tonne tam fr —— ~ (Be cCumpiete fur $i 796. Trade In Your Porcelain- Top Tables Out-of-Town e Gin Present See Announcements A Starck Piano Ga... || Seaver | ee $3.95 ‘fee. . , mosical tnetru- ment. We will Grand, Upright end Pleyer-Pianes make a liberal IRRESISTIBLE — allowance and VALUES IN THE ee ; ne cash down. wR td oe Ae Fecords $2.00 M It Reducing $2.29 | BiDcream « or We will accept = * 3 a White ename! bage with ive . . . . rour old tnetru- eee oe! BAe? cutlery drawer, with =" [| POST-DISPATCH |] \(iammage” =. "oS8 &: > and) fop while tney sine NUJOL, 654 ’ - a Open Every Evening During This Sale ined “te The Perfect Market - Place | — en eee Vanufactwurers ©

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‘wy OF pe 128 = ST INITS POST-DISPATCH peepentous One-Week A Year’s Greatest The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the merning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ee ee —— — Se ee eee ee ee ee mre em eee ee ——— ——— — a ee ee ———_ eee en —— a ee le ae eae ———— ln —- ~ = a y V4 y S Lopecenecosos Yj ‘ = es ye Gy Maer og ns Atl 4, Cy ane LLL ¢ Es ; Loo ptt et hid Bi | PAK! FOUR — —— i > oe owes © Oe ww. ee ee - = ~- — ee cet —— -_—_—_——————— Ee ee _—_ eee - —, — _—~—-_eor or ~~ Eee . rr ae —_— —- §-- —a— « ~ a -_—S— A TTT ated — —_ — ee aaa - ae . in Floor Samples and Surplus Stocks Sensationally Reduced! Monday morning at 9 o’clock the doors of this great nine-floor store will open in welcome, inviting all St. Louis to (5% Buy Now and Pay take advantage of this sensational epoch-making event. Why this sale now? you ask. Bad weather has caused a back- Later—On Our Con- ward season and we find ourselves with too large a stock in many lines. By these sensational reductions, which we = have made throughout the store, we will quickly move every floor sample, every bit of surplus stock from our ct a | venient Credit Terms warehouses into the homes of hundreds who will be here to snap up these bargains. Thus we make a host of new friends and you make some of the greatest savings ever offered on quality Furniture and Home Furnishings. Be on hand early. Select the best bargains for yourself. v d The three attractive Shades pictured and at least a dozen other styles in every wanted shade and combination. All are beautifully made of silk and Georgette, some with heavy silk and bullion fringe and antique gold braiding —and while a few are slightly soiled, most of them are new and have just been unpacked and inspected. $275 2-Piece Mohair Suite |. Cri S | / As a fitting example of the bargains found = this week, we $20 ib $25 and $30 Values Se | * ffer th - fenadid styled Acie Suite with 7 $ 50 : Di i fy ae ome oo ama fe upholstery, overstuffed ae | 9 | x. 2: _ cet ae — een a " Table Lamps $225 §-Piece n ne uite - - -, 8 ) . . backs and arms, covered in a splendid-wearing + cide a A splendid combination Walnut Suite that combines all of the mohair....... ye | ite and tvory enam- Se ie latest features—extra-long 66-inch buffet, oblong “oe — =. Me} tie is | s Tt : ret T | Li R S $2 eaten saat Me aa io | : ; Mon day Only. Outfit for $108.75. Yet at this low figure we include oblong war A | cae } $5.00 Electric Irom Stic ir Gorgeous paneled syle @ ae oe gy | : a highly polished dark walnut finish. deep spring construction, covered in splend wearing mohair .... 2 i PS MN GY of Medicine Cabinet ’ | ) : I Convenient Credit Terms — 4 | { 5 mm , $2. 95 pee Oi is sold ‘ , y e Ap VQ, Eagle 1] 9-Piece Walnut Dining Suite, was $375; now All-nickeled 6-pound 10-Piece Walnut Dining Suite, was $450; now ig | WA | White enamel M edicin , > Beet’ an Stamps i = Electric Iron with one- 10-Piece Walnut Dining Suite, was $575; now Cabinet with convenient Wilt iti Uti esa wed: vear fSuarantee insurance hat 4 bic oe oe Convenient Credit Terms shelf and a mirror in the policy. Complete with —* door. Monday Only! stand. $3.75 Folding Ironing Board Especially designed Board wi dj 45 > height, at the amazing price —Kandeler Garage Pari $35 Period APES — Se ee AE = Lights an so : 2x - - a . $225 2-Piece Velour Suite Cedar Chest l= 762) Unfinished Breakfast Set —- For a small living room, nothing i ttract! c | Safeguard the Winter olens with ee. ? At $13.75 this well-designed 5-piece Breakfast Set | : N / of large pieces. This Suite is ideal, ‘upho! stered yy begga a thi get ae we kas teal sh reo - : mA sy graigeage og = ager a sacrifice. $ iy $250 4-Piece Walnut Bedroom ove — velour with loose cushions and deep seats lined with genu- $ 75 > RTH EF, ; Comes in natural finish, ready to 4 a | ee ee sila ‘ : e — at “¥ _ nee the davenport and ine Tennessee red i *DA: . > 4 ; decorate..... Proud. indeed, are the homes pe pa ak our c Cc - : ; ; y oice of either chair or rocker.... cedar | bow-end bed, large chifforobe and vanity. 9] Quarters Con t d I verte ing a Triple Bi From Convicts’ § Artists, Mandarir dized silver fittings and best of dustproof con- Rugs Reduced! ‘pe | struction—an astounding bargain at | Convenient Credit Terms Convenient Credit ee S45 8xl> Seamless Velvet Rags: bic asclection of 5a $29.75 & % Be Fe | : ms We Give and patterns . $50 8x2 Superior Axrmtin«ate rs | Redeem splendid weertag $34.59 ‘a Es : Eagle Stamps Rugs S30 6:9 Seamless oe Velvet Rugs $18 cage att —— mo eee | — gre a AD ba | i ~ F : i tp SPRUE enh ee Fe ian Oe out-of-door affairs last $245 Davenport Bed Suite 1.:°.2°8 Se =: BabyCarriages i kiod, cutssah aoe Sener deep spring and thi ick ‘sania pad 4 - » AA4 ‘ . ’ ; ss - : he . rr ’ - ; An invisible Bedroom Suite of splendid construction and graceful camvas covering. Complete with oe Has large oven and broiler, four ena lined = i al = | | turnings. Vanity is priced separately......... " bee area of , : rie was | | 513 ¢ Arm - : | | : & ay automobiles, an : | is solidly built Ar Rocker has heavy var ' 4-Pc. Novelty Walnut Bedroom Suite, was $335; now. $215.79 @ Walic covered « | ‘ered with smilax and er r fr _ ~% ~ + ' ' | ‘ ~ ’ . ; on : nished ame, double split cane os SQ: 45 aie | 4-Pc. Sample Walnut Bedroom Suite, was $450; now. & @rches:-. | seat, long rockers—many seasons 4-Pc. ine Walnut Bedroom Suite, was $550; now.... : a Ing net » a a of wear , - . Bf bil it | — | | ! , Convenient Credit Terms PS8UDper « : a adjoining 160 ' : “5 iaid on long tables SS | ; | * | _ * Might serve themselves. A! a Hard maple Rocker with split cane ~ , oo | : ey ‘rom false faces that cove ' > er An —— “+ - ; ~~ ’ . ; he : | seat, strong trame; con $ ; Porcelain Lined : , ' t * and a carnival aspect wi : venient to move oie 2 , + . ® stene ) sheons : - as . ¥ quantities of fringed | Prrenfs seo: Glacier [Toe wyrcry soe PIMA about the room All S l oe : , | —a ot — tp “Ostumes ‘were colorful : y amples 15 SE ao pn Msht have been “Qu 4 . $20 Fiber Rocker € Pp i All = -~ | “and “ pUan headdress with its . a . —_ © _ la i “Fr long gTeen geor - Reeu Slacier r 1 gette pant Reed & Fiber Furniture $49.75 Se 8 gga Orcelaire ee cree ae k eet svoreettn pant —Aoe Rocavis sbstves; sas: | nn op Table Da -Bed, With , ¥ strange coincidence, | All baronial, gold, blue, canary and other } } } : busi + a, White enamel Kitchen “e: * “nt as a harem gir! . Baronial brown finish fiber / | althot finishes im this ideal Summer furniture rad- Racker with ey Bie eas eC. - tul rd ice Table with porcelain top Comfortable metal wood-fnish | {the other’s plans Mra. T esd * and Pay and handy drawer for Bed with cane panel ends, - 4 ‘low. with terban to match. ically reduced All sample pieces, floor spring seat. hgured cretonne “ " : .. ul : ‘ : th . samples and surplus numbers. On sale at. =e over seat and A J NG[ON Af Seventh ee See Semele %4> ane oe se mere aaa oF Man, Each wore bizarre jewelr ack. : | . — ‘ ae “F of the Ori imperfect. ... full flounce mt } : ental. with beads CHAS. F LEVY Prea. 2a { be. ‘earrings Mrs Moore struc 2 he note as a Dutch bor im 9 yy " and biuge fam Mr. Tilton

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BSUNDAT MAY 25. 1924. wyYYYyYyyyy—4 ’ | einai | ; GY yy BW 4 2 5 \ a Lipp py Y/ yyy); ¢ 7 . i ay t cet yy Y Yjpy g ty Yy fy Yas Yh; —Yy , Yyy YY : YY GG YY Li Z , tj Y ; Yj Mb try yyy a pte Aoshi yd 2 tee N ? 4 A Cc J Y 7 5 y y Meg Ya nee GY wae N tn ‘ | . * sy 7 ¥ Yy Ws: Y4/y, W[{UY Y Y bi ( sO Yj Ya lec ‘Gar Vd “Wy, g Yi % | . a a A WY eC , EE —— A. Mics | Co Yl nian “L, Yyfy 2284 SISSIES | —e_,-, PART FOUR i ees ar ogee — CAINS 2 RON \ duced Buy Now and Pay ater—On Our Con- nient Credit Terms ining Suite uite that combines all of the buffet, oblong extension table, = $4450 dit Terme Mrs. Theodore Mitchell Wall. PIETICKER PHOTO. I/ St fouisans Snapped at OUISVILLE ON Yining Suite such a beautiful Dining-Room > figure we include oblong ex- es : aes es : Te a 5 t design and six leather-seated + "Ss ee OO: ea : | i, ee } , BS spe . . eo) Quen —7F — | : Be) 'y ge | @g a ; Pi e . ~& ~ a~ Miss Emily Isaacs. oie © s $375; now. . | | . | ci ie, ee wi £7 =. ct ONS \ was $4 50, now as $575; now..... one % 9 e Le ie Bee G/N Voters Fete at we Miss Marian Franciscus, newly elected president of Bee BAe Mek ee eg ee y. ee Ge SU BE the St. # oui S Juni or L eague. : ‘: - fe 3 ag a AE: ; ‘gig Z Re ae 5 | hy ee £3. oe 4 | ‘ oe 3 ie cal ? \ NM R - FE Garage Party Under Weird = sn © == ONG es eS ee eared Handel Mr. and Mrs. Frank Overton Watts Jr., who were on. pe ¥ Guests at Garden Program, . Lights and Carnival Trimmings their wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer of the Barnes ae = ie cies June . ; ; me: e road gave a dinner party Tuesday night at Ti St ‘ . W ed am ea hi. HE first large afternoon garden fete or ; is C Cc of [eae oe ge . ae = the season will be given at the country alnut Bedreom Ne ovel Event al Bemis A PPI t neve geese ahd cae ioe WO Ot, EAS TY Cle ee ‘otal estate of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. RIAN ; Pull er : ) ih Rp ie ee BE ee Monday, June 2, under the auspices of the Gordon Abbott and Ralph Pulitzer, all of Presented at Court see i De RES ¢ f ee re of Women Vetere. The Rice hoaeua t possess these charming two- : : ae “ae Bt: New York, who spent a few days here en t Re i 3 ip ibe ae tes a ae we i. s‘tuated on Pennsylvania avenue and the Clay- inch dresser, vanity. = : > _ route home from Louisville, where they at e,e h R / Bee 5 A . l 4 5 7, Quarters Converted Intoa Small Fairyland tor Affair Mark tended the Derby. They departed Wednesday. of Britis U Crs Sabceag a fo. tase “ae tease hich | heduled to hegis 3 ll ta” see eg oe The program, whic 8 schedule o '™!« justproof con- at ; Mr. and Mrs. Pulitzer and their children wil] . : % ne is two St. Louis women was given the at 2 o'clock and continue until 5: 30° will be ay ing a Triple Birthday Celebration — Costumes Range ose aging és | -? ° . “patty Sno £9 8 pass e summer at the distinction of curtseying before their ‘ | ye . . . ’ . é weeks o the stess f 7 > > re. é : = * g = : — ite of the se mine opposition of the weather man. A few wee os ag pa at thine Frank Thompson, formerly of Delmar boule 2 x — _ back drops and scenery The plot deals with e, discovere | ) . % , 0 of her close frie ‘nds, Mrs. Owen Stanard Tilton and Mrs. Frank oor vard, and is related to the Cabanne family %, © 2 ae es the plea of children for world peace. Miss their bir so: ow dave } Janned the party as a triple , : : eeeays came within a few days of each: other, and plan 7 be answered Dana von Schrader will be host at a buffet #24 Charles Fletcher Sparks. She was grad Kuth Kreismann, daughter of former Mayor uated from Marvy Institute and went to Boston and Mrs. F. H. Kreismann, will be the Spirit — oe ste pened whe 0. Ss lam with the request that the supper tonight at the country home of his ? » cha s : | parents. Mr. and Mrs. George M. von Schra- to study vocal music. Under the chaperonage a | of Peace, and her sister, Miss Helma, the viet in black and white striped suit. ™ neer der in Bridgeton, in honor of a group of men ©! the then Governor and Mrs. Chase of Mas- ‘ 4. ee i ee, Spirit of War. Mrs. Karl Kimmel is cast Ge thre fairy land. Hundreds of Japanese lan- tion there were artists and mandarins and from the East who served as groomsmen ves- sachusetts, she met and married Mr. Orcutt, . Y : ee BB ; ae the singer. Groups of children in colorfal fairy and ee coses cea wheteet. Mrs, Hanley Yore eT Gd tke “webdian of Me. was Sehrader’s Who is an author, and among other books, hag ig | ~~ Z He ft kirtles will represent the children of all na- phe ot sgn ratte eee: mile eagle effective red harlequin costume with roommate at Yale. Mr. Cruikshank. in De- written ‘“‘The Flower of Destiny.’ Their son, - ae ‘ *. : om re tions. ve been priced to equip the home Sidewalk cafe was set on the granitoid en- black ruff, and Mrs. William L. Niekamp made |. 1) he bridegroom is a brother of Reginald, is the husband of Penelope King. it i | ae Reservations may be made with Mrs. Wile tt cle swger' puff th tartatan skirt Miss Frances Cruikshank who visited Miss @aughter of Basil King, also an author. Mrs > = ae - Bg sees | liam V. Schevill, 4511 Washington boulevard, a | | The funds obtained will be used to carry on this slashed % pe*ire to the garage. ‘Tarpaulins stretched | : a | it ) : of various sizes Bedi nga cs a aa y eee Me, ‘ | r part of ‘he vra«s gave additional space sewn with puffs of various sizes and marabou Julia Lawnin in the fall. The guests will Orcutt will sail for the United States in July . Es: bt —— ‘ill visit Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Lyle of 6219 “te 24 i Bie Be, a the campaign inaugurated by the league te The effect of the decorations was a minia- png dresser and ' : or \ e . ; ‘ . Ty, . — bee “ promenade. The building itself had trimmed bodice. pee , include some of the debutantes. and will visit » a - aL : ‘ n Clears qd of automobiles, and its white About 70 of the hostesses frie nds were in- Pershing avenue. promote more extensive registering and vot- . } = - -—----~ , . ; . : 2 % ee by, . Suite, was $325; now. al in the guest list. Miss Georgette Madill, who is the daughter ; eS ing at the November election. . The list of patronesses for the fete tncludes@ *" Covered with smilax and greenery. An cluded Suite, was $450; now. R325. ° Phestra was stat; : ia : 48 stationed at one end for danc- Mmes. Eugene Angert, William Bagenell. Irvia Barth. Marion Blossom, O. K. Bovard, B. FP. te, was $550; now. $505.00 one a redit Terms wi in 4 adjoining room a buffet There will ; 8 as laid on long tables where the Coyntry Club Monday evening, June Burrs, might serve themselves An eerie light lowing the dance pageant and fete of Hosmer and will take possession early in June. ceding her debut in St. Louis. she curtsied he- mean e p Pe Joha T Tlavle I: Sloweg from false faces that covered the side Hall. which is the opening event of commence- cs Devas tose their miatectioc, ‘Dilns. Weasel aon Ge oa proms pra mee ‘iin, Mrs. James B. Mennel! Miss Geraldine Bond of New Fischel, John Fowler, Donald Forgan, Taltonm 4 lights and a carnival aspect was given tO ment week of that s hool Reservations are guest of her cousin. = ene by quantities of fringed paper which peing made by patrons of the school and Mrs. John W. Fraser was hostess at a formerly Miss Elizabeth Allen of St. Louis, Orleans, who is the guest of Miss Francis, Morrison Fuller, Washington E. Fis- SRE about the room triends of members of the graduating class. bridge’ party last night at tae home of her guring her stay in London until the last of Marceline Reyburn. chel, FE. W. Grove, Alvin D. Goldman. Herbert | All pupils of Hosmer Hall will be guests at father, H. Ly T. Smith, 55 Kingsbury place June, and for the remainder of the summer ‘ | , vile liadley, Henry H. Hopkins, Clarence Howard, fe Bemis might have been “Queen Tut” in the annual Class Day out-of-door luncheon vue Geers include Mr. and Mrs. Archibald she and her mother will occupy a house on ome piney eh Sapa ns 10 Seen Jackson Johnson, James C. Jones, Oscar Johu- | Egyptian id esied oeth tial aad. Meee 4, at the home of Mr and Mrs. Wilitam ‘ } Lane. nui and Mrs. Harold Morehead the coast of Cornwall. which they have leased cam ent, » “ hs Sa oa - “ i 3% son, Robert McKittrick Jones, W. B. Kinealy, All ee "* long creen georgette pantalettes cov- E. Reasor in Hampton Park. The graduating Misses Ethel Sultan. Dorothy Hoffman. and They will return home in September. As a W#!! De graduated in June from Wellesiey \Ol- aibert Bond Lambert, Morton May, Elias Steel ie? with gold spangled net and black velvet exercises will be at the Pilgrim Congregational 4™y Hunt Jones, and Messrs. Harold Loud, gebutante Miss Madill became a member of /*8¢- Miss roe. who is to make her debut Michael, Isaac W. Morton, Nelll A. MeMillag, i a Sane © when Mrs. Elma H. Ben- William Warren. Spencer Thomas. Louis J the Imperial and Junior League. next season, will spend the summer ata camp Samuel B McPheeters, Joseph Ww. Lewis. Wwil- at Burt's Lake. Minn liam La Beaume, George W. Niedringhauga, ro, Ry stra : : : . *} | Y Strange coincidence, Mrs, Tilton Church ; ; )a-Bed, With Pa “am. «6 tas a harem girl, although neither ton confers degrees on the following: Misses Conant and Arnold V. Morrow. é S . Troll’ Olive Louise Loughlin, Mary Mrs. Morrow. a sister of the hostess, has Miss Emilie Maffitt of 4540 Lindell boule- Mre. Ralph McKittrick of 4328 Westminster Eugene D. Nims, Guy Oliver. Archer 0’ Reilly, vard, entertained guests at the St. Louis Coun- place, and her family, will occupy the Wick- Charles Parsons Pettus. Samuel Piant,. Guide ed with cane panel ends, 7: = Yellow, with turban to match. and velvet Helen Kastor. Gertrude Reasor, Helen de An- gone to Little Rock, Ark., to visit another : . Helen Gillespie, Alice Roberts. Helen sister. Mrs. Sidney Y. West. Mrs. West wil! try Club buffet luncheon Thursday in honor ham cottage at Jamestown, R. 1.. for the sum- Panteleoni. Wallace Renard. Edgar Rombauer, . f Mrs. J. Lucas Turner " mer. Mrs. McKittrick'’s brother-in-law and sis- bienry Clarkson Scott. William Stic kney, Ern- | ‘s t a : ick - aoa? 4, $ . meet. Bach wore bizarre jewelry after the guera, | , Ti iounce. 4 on fe : . Manner of the Ori ntal. with beads galore and [Premer. Dixie Luella Scott, Dorcas Robinson accompany her to St. Louis earls n June. « , st = om eit | Ped earring Mre. M | t : x duitethe Leggat. Martha MacCrea Strickler. Jane Fran and with Mr. West will sail June 20 for Scot ter, Mr. amd Mrs. Charles W. Moore of Port. est W. Stix, A. Rauh. Herman von Scobreak, cs : - : . On: ' ; ) summer, | enue and Watehb Hill, R. 1, M ; x and blue tam Mr Tilton was a con- Margaret Hall. Mary Lionberger. re Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bakewell Jr... of 4516 of Mrs. Edward S. Robert. was presented for the second tim She lived in England sey » age of 17. the vear pre he a dinner at the Gien Echo Lindell boulevard. have purchased the home 2. fol- of Mrs. Walker Hill, 5505 Lindell boulevard. ¢ral!l years, and at the ie * ans fOstumes were colorful and varied. omfortable metal wood4finish Da- ee the other’s plans. Mrs. Tilton’s garb Pau! Marie

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SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1924. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH :| A Woman Is as Old as of Her Throat ~~. Lift up the J “~ or one wrinkles. tighten the skin around the neck. and you witli! look years rounger Wonderful Plastte Gargety does this. - ale a Write for booklet “ 2 eee Frances Wiicox, 331 Altmes Bl ‘ wiliam Benjaminson Kansas City, Me. 2 Nap Enright avenue and or phone Dr. Saunderg = aanter, Miss Helen. departed | Lindel] 32461W. ¢ Leu a tralia, Dl... to spend | appointmes a ae ghey relatives and friends 2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , ——>- . Con- | _— Washington |Cabanne avenue will depart June 1 Federation of Woman's Clubs in | Mrs. Harolé T. Léppert of Walter H. Petring of © er home th the Big | Los Angeles, June 3 to 18. She will necticut street departed yesterday — : rie Clarkson, an- ‘for their summer | : |) M M E R ] | p . an onget 2 ae will return | Thompson Canyon, Estes Park, | visit friends there and later will go | for Indianapolis to attend the aute- | ra , and their ranch et Medicine to Honolulu. She will return by mobile races and to visit her sister, ly upon her arrival | Col., home Immediately up | Lake. jway of Walla Walla, Wash., and Mrs. W. Frederick Schaub, for sev- | . it tates. my aC it . jalong the Northern route. eral weeks. | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clough Dr. and Mrs. A. N. Conrad of == 3 | 2914 St. Louis avenue, accompanied | | LIVE AT THE WASHINGTON HOTEL Kingshighway and Washington ak ee ee i Woodrow and their two daug" ters, by thetr son, Junior, will safl from Buckingham Hote] and Annex cnmmmamuneit Edith Christine and Frances Caul- ] 1 SANS aeld. will epend the summer with Montreal June 21 for an extended | “Coolest Place tn the City.” bn loi ; - . te f Evrope. They will return | Kt highway and West Pine Beuvlevaré. . . |Mr. Woodrow’s parents, the sev. | tour © ° veriooking Beautiful Forest Park. Dr and Mrs. & H. Woodrow hen home the latter part of September. s minutes walk te Municipal Opera, Golf Lnks and Tennis Courts ; wa! ] da. Mass... at the = 20 minutes to owntown y Bus Line (fo eratin every minute . : |Newton Highlands Mrs. N. B. Stanza of the Forest | Mates Medesnte—Pesalar Price Cate DINE WITH US TODAY—TABLE D’ HOTE, $1.00 — . ‘ , ; O } weh- | Woodrow sulamer home © - Park Hote! will depart soon with a Every Comfort and Convenience. | ALSO A LA CARTE SERVICE. site Miss Josephine Garrett, da » Biuffs, Mass Aelegation of women to attend the Call Forest 1368 or Forest 1080. | Today's bargains tm useg . ai ter of Mr. an@ Mrs. Thomas Park ef bienntal meeting of the General im today’s Want ada. = — . —— + = > vw Garrett of Kingsbury place, who Dr. and Mra. Georre has been abroad since July, has joined Mrs. Bumstead and her , > : = ) . : dauchter, Miss Eleanor Bumstead 2 4 in London. The young cide. — ' P 4 4 were classmates at Smith ege. , Sis ‘avant =f | 150 WAISTS SACRIFICED! if STORE YOUR FURS | (Es) her parents in Martha's Vineyard. Values to $7.95! $ 85 aN mY a, ) In Our Cold, Dry-Air Storage | , |! = = 2: ty - m 4 ! Mothproof! Fireproof! Theftproof! | § Locust St., West of Ninth Edgartown, Mass Consisting of overblouses of all descriptions. AT) serts in rents for @ wea ; ; nt. . visiting her paren | sew colors an@ combinations. All sizes S Phone Olive 2780 for a Messenger. ye. | 606-08 Washi : —Thru to Sixth Street : ashington Avenue : | . ur AnnNUa y Mre. Alfred Carr of Glencoe. Mo.. has returned from an ez- | | tended visit in the South. She : : | will make her home at the Buck- Fo r Mo nN d a y—A ¢ r e a f P ul r C h a Ss [ N g Fe a f B r | Nn g S f May ingham Hotel, until warm weather. permits her removal to the coun: | ha | 7. oF a 7 Miss Polly Hitchcock, daughter 2 2 | of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Hitch- g Rid. i 4 x tended the reunion of students of | - ie | Sav ings the Foxcroft School, of which they | : are graudates. Miss Steedman's sister, Miss Medora, attends Fox-, croft. as does her cousins, Miss | Eugenia Edmunds, daughter of | Mr.and Mrs. : SPECIAL REGULAR $3.00 PHILIPPINE. NIGHTGOWNS Handmade and hand- embroidered, next two jays for $2.50 ries Freeman of Westgate / avenue returned home Thursday from White S8ul- | phur Springs, Va., where they Spent ten days At the Greenbrier Hotel. Dr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Spivy | ; | 3 ef 4728 Westminster place, will | : P : } ) @ Barry's: 905 Locust St. SBAAAAAAASAASLAASLAAA A AAAES J J 7 7 , J J 4 J J J , J ’ J J J J J spend the late summer in Weque- A. tonsing, Mich. a are , Mrs. E. T. Hamm and her chil- : ~- Ra-din , Gren. Misses Hildegarde and Theo- > 4 a Gora. and William G. Hamm, who)! y : ‘} ~~, have been spending the winter with | - u : , Mr. and Mrs. ©. A. Moreno of 4528 | peteninater op eedliogge depart na 2 | | | 2, ’ fe { : Bune tr tes Sonim cence | § $25 FROCKS! $20 FROCKS! $18 FROCKS! $15 FROCKS! # | — Swope’s Chi student at Mary Institute and the ; q Quite unexpectedly we secured, this past week, a gorgeous Tangerine . | ; Tea-Dipped Laces selection of Wash Frocks from a maker who has specialized Rose W hite | Marylan other two young persons attend Washington Univ ty. Mr. 4 1 = . ee corey. Mr. and ea” = in — Dresses. Because of concessions this maker was Strawberry . 7 . mer ina cottage inthe Ozarks. Willing to take, we are able to offer these Dresses at an exceptio Orchi : ¥ eel | . - : SS@S ; on- rchid Beige = F ! Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. En-| | ~ ee eced Work ally low price. Made of voile and linen thev are tiie a Peodre Bina . SMART ENOUGH FOR ALL NEEDS : | Orthopedic Sh eee sess waterman avenue recgrtonat hel styled with such scrupulous attention to detail they are truly Gray Yellow ” Same O& Seaenee 7 | waned ; INESS : will depart the first of July for ; ooall . Prior Lake, Minn., to spend the Aad Many Other Details fascinating. And Man Oth Semmes rT Wlieses” Glscs ay ee ee COUNTRY CLUB OR SPORT WEAR : : isses’ Sizes | | Women’s Sizes | | “Stout Sizes | Mr. and Mrs Charlies F. Lane | out Sizes and dauchter, Mise Marian Lane, of the “hester apartments, will de- IS Monday!—Summer’s Most Wonde rful Underwear Event...... and Tennessee In June they wil! Gepart for their summer home at | Quiver Beach, Havana, Il. Miss = ..-|Qur Great Sale of Sample Underwear] -_ Hosiery for Wo @venue departed Friday for a ten- Gay visit in New York She will | visit her sister, Mise Mary T.outse Cotter. who attends’ Briarcliff 9). > ; .! | | —— | he, Involving Over 5000 Gorgeous Silk and Dainty Cotton Underthings, Makers’ Samples (Some Slightly (EW rhe smart Sandal ills SIE ciscas whe win arene Mussed), Purchased at Enormous Concessions and Sale-Priced at Like Reductions. For . mere yee e summer at Miramar, Cal. They | : | A/ a : . i | . ; gud % Weeks We Have Fine-Combed the Market for Marvelous Bargains. ttl The. sense Sal willl depart late in June. | Miss Mary Sloan. daughter of . ware} tremely moderate Mra. James M. SBloan of 5545 > | ticularly desirable Pershing avenue, has been honored ' Gowns Radium Silk : . ’ . by being elected head of the judi- | . | ciliary beard of Smith College. Her aa Georgette a ‘ sister, Miss Berkeley Sloan, at-| t Envelope Chemise - | : Of thoroughly reli rived in New York after a trip in | ane in a Whole year, come Monday, for the opportunity is still more glorious. The loveliness is beyond de- ———o and luxuriant. Sel- Hf dom sec head. , a ’ iDti : — 2 | Summer’s scription, the savings the most amazing in our recollection. BROWNATONE A RAINBOW OF ENCHANTING PASTEL SHADES You can have as beautful hair as any in the world. You need not endure the blight of premature peoanes, of faded, streaked or hed hair. Brownatone is your femedy. Tints instantly to perma. | pent shades from lightest blondeto deepbrown or Spanish black. Guar- anteed harmless Easily applied, | requiring only occasional use. At | all dealers SOc and $1.50. Send !0c | bor tria) bottle. indicating color. | THE KENTON PHARMACAL CO. ¥Se1 Covingtea, Ky.

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a /- aren do 5S ‘ . gions ia . ) re ° o, a. P Fe neat : e as ae i Pe ee ae ae greet eee te od ees ee AS ee a ee ee ade 5 ; a5 iat, es Ss 3, P a Pes es i . ¢ m - ; : ; . y * - 7 7 ‘ > ha) * , . we “ a " «nea _ - » 4y ae +a ~~ “ es ie * . . ‘ ait A , M TY 25 1924, Woman Is as Old as the : — ‘G. Simmons of New Or- : Her Throat s ‘ae been the guest of PA | ift up the ; say Mrs. Genevieve F. Lo- ; oy oe ; marent Park boulevard, re- pund the neck, | a home yesterday, accompa- a you wil! look .. Mrs. Logan, whe will be ears younger. , t re. o Fonderful Plastic get for a few weeks. | urgery does thie. ; | 4 oieaiiee rite for booklet. evyg | 2 “4 ; way, Benjaminson of rances Wilcox, 831 A ; : “William Kansas City, + Sarpaee Bley Enright avenue and her | Charge Purchases Made M onday, Payable July 1 All Summer Long a 9 Exquisite Boudoir > Creations against fire, theft and moths by plac ¥ S —are shown in the new Negligee Shop ing them in our new storage vaults. ; ( ‘4 on the first floor. Adorable feminine Phone Olive 2700. wearables in daintiest styles and bean; Your furs are assured of protection or phone Dr. Saunders, amg W. Fellonious, W. H. | r ew : | = Vawson, Lulu Bridges, H Salis- ) ir Storage ; | bury, F. P. Jahalon, ¥rahkcWetnen O S f! _ Theftproof! HD voces Se, Wrest of Winch FE and Mra, Hivdnon, wit be hontones . I Cc All Fur Chokers The party is being given in cele- a Messenger. bration of the first anniversary of | the organization of the Delon Our Annual = | Council. fine pose The special guest of the Products of One of New York’s Foremost’ Makers a MONDAY, AT THE SENSATIONALLY LOW PRICE OF a3 10% a (RED FOX OCHOKERS BXOCEPTED) For 3 Days Only Monday—T uesday— Wednesday Select any Fur Choker er Jaequette in our complete steck and save ten per cent of the present marked price Authentic 1924-1935 styles in the mest fashionable fure and celors. Any purchase will be held in eur celd ster age Vault until wanted. (Fur Shop—Thiré Fleer.) occasion will be Mrs. Alice Phillips =5 towns of Illinois and Missouri! and = acceptances have already been re- = ceived from 30 out-of-town. women. . ) = Among the prominent women inter- , = | ested in making the party a success ; = Roney of Des Moines, Ia.. regional sy director of Iowa Delphian Clubs. d ¥ Invitations have been sent to Del- : = phians in the nearby cities and are Mmes. Byron Moser, Harry |Marshall, Park T. Davis, Sam T. | oa ae Bassett, E. 8. Pilebury, J. F. Nelson. Pia J. T. McAdoo, BE. lL. Musick, Celsus : : ‘7. a O’Rear, Etta L. During, Victor Mil- : ler, E. S. Pedigo, W. D. Erhard, W. any Handmade i Un er wear P. Hawkins, Frank Hoyt, Mary F. - ‘ | Methudy, George A. Fox O. aris Imports | now in, progress, Includes E¥ Hill, Harry Loud, M. I. ail, tailored and fancy otlk Hudson Talbot, F. S. Codding, G. B. Are _% Underwear, glove silk Un- Lindsay, Andrew Hoffman, Lola / ; dérwear, Philippine and = Dickey, William Lawrence, 8. L. d : real lace-trimmed imported & Culler, R. A. Coonsman. G. M. Include Underwear, also fine do- £2 Chapman, Anne Rollins. L. Mels- ; mestic makes = heimer and W. R. Woodward. The program for the after-lunch- At Wonderful eon talks will be along the lines of : | promoting the progress of Ameri- Savings ; can women, particularly in general 3 fellowship, higher edueation and the appreciation of music, litera- ture, poetry, fiction, drama and phi- losophy. The luncheon table dec- orations will be spring flowers and the fraternity insignia of the Del- | phikn Society. s — pte . aes, ‘ - ’ : Ped it. = ?8)4,°% > ” Pk gy a ae ' : . “é > me CCE oly ae a Le uke ae ee he r : . ee ae 5 - . Rts sla, woe : . . sag fe es Dae ane Se inact we (2 . thd .? @ * Wa — ~ " - 3 ira a ed - an 2S > Fat a 4! SPECIAL ae OS J ; ; } REGULAR $3.00 ff PHILIPPINE 3 J ° -s “ = 4 - et « ee mB in Gg ® Oe. toe eee 7: ‘. om 7 = ee@eceeeee@e o i i i i i i i i i i i a r7TTyTrTrrTrffefoeegwreTseTT TTT. _-. «SS eS SS SL LD DD DD sar” “ser eerveearFr * s “ * “= * = «= *-« iit, » * 9 cases aa@eiea'*-- a aererteeanee” = in the lovely garden adjoining Mrs. Ru = Geofge T. Moore's residence at the Barry's: 905 Locust St. ™ south end of Shaw's Garden. The play will be preceded. by al IPN HERG 4 ,,. | |) Sale Besse ieee The Flatterer TTT TIT TTT" aA at Fs *. ‘ - - 4 . i - t ¢ m Ca teu acl ean Mu th Continued on Next Page. Wty ge Ss , - Sesiaat Styled in— Wit MES A R BRS BLACK SATIN | 1 Su N ut ~ + Silver Kid Piped | Rb dy , ; : eee, Bl te, : PATENT KID Swope’s Children’s Branch pol ee Ve | Silver Piped Maryland at Euclid Every Dressa Wonder in i 5 Frocks Suitable for Your $1 "" Every Way at $5 Le Hh Decoration Day Outing ee ae ” - Peach SUCH an odd little Slip- Ge SE ; -: § . and such wa Tabsylks ue oe Tangerine ? tt loo of eae ee , ) kles prettier, and charming Maize girls more charming, that its | success is a foregone conclu- Green sion. (Feotwear Shep— Shetfley Yellow . a Embroidered Voiles suiswl cS Cosas | Combinations : aORGEED $)\x, cost ombinations | | | | | - Voiles Normandies Ratines ; ' ’ ' | ~ Breas oe ce a ele GaP RAT ps ' i a ual. 5 - . a ‘ 7, ae Re 4 ‘ iS 2) white t Samii co oe ee , ead peot ¥ * te | , | Sport 7 © ~ AA. 44 : , | Sandal Summer’s newest and smartest i LY" ay a) ~% ae A prominent manufacturer who specializes | | . Frocks! A countless variety of a a cee in Summer Dresses favored us with his most ; . ingenious creations. You'll recognize the beautiful styles! Frocks for every Pes sive Jgs styles as far out of the ordinary at this warm weather occasion. Every | : Bie 2 price. We truthfully dotbt if the entire woman will need several.and so irre- . Sei bes > fay season will bring forth such original and sistible are these values and styles bbs 5 Y fa attractive styles as these. They are un- that it will be wisdom to buy thein \: a) Bt ae usual at $5. now. ‘ ANH DE LLTAG | (Dress Shop—Fourth Floor.) es (Some Slightly | The smart Sandal illustrated is a modish Ee comfortable style for general sports wear. od = Pa. % ‘eee ; ie a r “ ‘ nel Pag*! Pos ae ge eee = a hs “4 n aa Stat ee TEM Ba I : >T-2 ” The sensible low heel and its ex- tremely moderate price make it par- ticularly desirable for juniors. — - - ; ° . ; ‘ ” co > > —- e . ' ee | a * * * 4 nf 4 » T get eet ae : DY Gg eek Mite oe ie Par, ; a as eh Te + we % : by. Reece 1 gee Oe . Pan’ C Qe Pe hae yp ee me oe Wr : 2 frees > Sonnenfeld — oe ty —()—__—_{.J--(.) ______(}_{\) vale *1 2-* to * 1 9: Silk Dresses Radium Silk Georgette : Of thoroughly reliable Swope quality, 3, 4 and 5 Thread ay | Alte gy ae Leather or Crepe de Chine : Lingette Muslin 4 Shown at Both Main and Branch Shops 3 Nainsook ; ‘ y = ¥ -_ ~ Ld ben: ee * In Time for Decoration Day—Sale of } Sport Hats $3.95 to $6.95 Values White Calfskin. ..,.......$8 — Crossbar Dimity GOTHAM | SILK STOCKINGS $1.85 and $2.25 TL ! } yi These popular, long-wearing Silk Stockings are now offered at new and reduced prices. . Fare . - —— Sec Py es Oe Bigs oh o-¥ 3.4 4 ; . pea t ate 9 A te dk ae ee a hee ’ ick # “ a : ER 2 + yoo one : ; 4 en, ie —- f >. rr — ~ ais 7 ud ; = : > “> + y a om _ * + + > rr. ws i”, 2 4 . -: th fe tL i. we ro a & wt. . ; hy ie nr 7 P * 4 r Fs O ag a al fame oe Ses Tee. Chr) 4 ot “= : é fs 4 : ie - rs 2 Leh Bar i s ? Pe. Faee YA at : ; Wenn * “ ee Thu ag 1h SE TE EOE TE TE AU a I . | “UV hny Thr nny Lue Pr Medium and sheer weights, formerly .$2.25, are now $1.85. ’ g ft Le th \ Sheer silk with silk tops which were formerly $2.75, are now $2.20. JERE Dresses, satin Canten Supreme Dress bargains! $9.86 marae crepe Dresses in all the does not begin te tell the story! The : edes. $ and Basement has offered some recerd- = pone «ti women and “stylish colors of the season. making values since its epening, but steats.” to choose from. ; . . » - at an. unusually eluded are the finest straw felt models in all of MAL TET ty in | | Sse OLIVE AT 1O*®ST White Catalogue Sent on Request.

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ee ke i RE Le Cee a te Se ae . we i M. ? ss, 1% ) é lyohm Ih Roemer as bosts. and a/ at the Shubert-Jefferson a | Wis B Young of 3620 PARTIES, RECEPTIONS eae. Shakepeare’s “Twelfth |in a juvenile minstrel and | \ ¢- by the senior class. The | tainment. JX é AND LUNCHEONS ' Night.” afternoon “revel” was staged | F THE reenwood Tree.” Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Berg ef been announced. o ‘under the G | 566¢ Waterman averve will be at Mra. Ray BR Bete ef Tintversity guests have been invited. "where the cnpwning of the May Queen, Miss Catherine Yount, and | MONDAY, MAY 19th A | —— m gperies © aenen teok plned af _ women of Washin the May-pole ¢ : P ag : as INGTON, May 23.-—-Fresi- , -olian f students in fancy co 4 a Tickets are on sale at the Aeolian Groups o | . 4 Mrs. Coolidge set 4 new Co. or may be purchased at the tumes gave a series of dances. Tae = ei iienctent on Thursday when gate tm the event of rain Monday platform for nes ey was yet . mg den party in the . : a daisy, 3 Ri. gar evening both performances will be | shape and cols © © “petals,” | = A COLLECTION OF OUR a } of the White House. The civen the following evening Fresh- attendants efttinge n @ ' » ‘o o it was bright and clear pat «ma eclo: Spanish dance, Sarah while the senior ciass carried 4 = 3 MOST RECENT STYLES IN Sy ‘ 4 hp ew geen) be P - daisy chain. = - a " Selby. Freshman group dance, . | — : ils of Mrs. Genevieve | : . Tate Greenaway polka. Sophomore The pup = : 4 : nN are = caaiilited dance. Marjel Run- Fender will appear Tuesday might | = 7 atlored ' * O ay do. Sopohmore group dance: ape —— = mals .— e> Street ee Morgcens. Lariine Godbey. The cast = Lf YD | é of Mother Goose Garden will tn- —_—- rer | f — « ‘ ‘elude: Mra. Robert Afkinson. Mrs. qf — Py, Farr’s Gray Hai Resto = PREVIOUSLY : Dan sks’ Geumbe pakher j az ot only brings the hair back to SELLING Proetz, Miss Gertrude Walther. accomplish " \ y , uo JS AN n b UP TO John Lathrop Boyd. Ir. A'’phonse : ; -- ~ . riginal | : erth Do counties [i ’ ” its Oo ’ natur al color, ut McMahon, Miss Rertha are, sdeal cleap-en 0 F “Ideal” ft A John Johnstone David Leavitt. 130 exrre tall. fiady tempecre . cy ustr us, SO BRAND SAUER- Mra. Ralph L. Thompson, 0. J., mouldee your form end telicve the boot | > leaves It glossy, 0 | McLane and Miss Katherine Bur- | ee oe and pretty 10c ilingame. | gee Ube spring treefi, at your Geaier's > agg SA — Bie | Mra. Chontean Dyer of 29 Lanes | Foster Bros. Manafacturing Co. | t] PD. . asec MTS. o ’ o- “ . ° : _ ‘place, president of the Mary Insti- | Utica, N. ¥. amd Se. Louis, Mo. | FZ It is easy to use, because it is perfectly tute Alumnae Aseociation. e«nter- - | ‘P clear, 1s mot sticky and will not rub off or tained the members of the faculty 7- stain the scalp. It is no trouble at all to jand the graduating class at a tea | 2 i ' f minutes in the priva cy of at her home Friday afterneon. | —.: : use, eo e all the Patt be- | ! NEW PROVED 5D E ; | _opvexeeathacmm Exclusive Now you can get RIT in a new, improved form which Sa - _- — Pl ag ly lg, ly -_ Oe ll, ——— —_— —— S _ tinting combined in one cake. The perfected combima- tion is called New Improved RIT and comes in 24 guaranteed fast colores and tints. The base is the purest vegetable oi] soap which “Washes as it Dyes.” Reduced! A limfted number of altra-smart Coats for Travel and Re- sort wear—formerly priced up to $r25— on sale Monday in two greatiy under- priced groups, at SPAS E€ghBbs ge SPE your local Drug, Department orNodon Fifteen cents So Be wae w wt tr New improved $ end prow: te nearty magical qualimes for yourseii $ ia H 0 ——— — THOMAS W. GARLAND (INC,) “ eee ¥ ; a “ ty 4 > i - ? bp aes '

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TE a ee ee Eee - b SER Sear. Paes: PTR Se SE ee Tee: han : PER eo RP ‘ > Cl ee oe RE Ae Se Se ee ts” ™ fe A Msee. | The Dait | ' | MAY y POST-DISPA TCH alone has 37,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED - P MAY 25, 1994 “ | r Nias | { | (‘had been raining for three er |entire Mi ae yee | 1. four days and the ground was ssouri delegation and Gen. , Breckinridge of the Marine Bar-| Washington at her home in New : TEE |; wet that out of consideration a s0 P ' : as eo : to ershing, the center of a laughing ‘raeks. Mrs. Beckinridge was Miss' Hampshire avenue, gave a smail : 4 SS ._o s—_ “9 , a their guests as well as to es and beaux, his; Dorothy Thomson and she was dinner there on Monday. She will Ri 2 | a j S | health the party was he! Dies flashing now and | Miss Clark's chum and companion | entertain at dinner again on June. | a | : . | While in (1. ‘ | ) aed , - FF eae “ Panels. — .. . ‘ Abundance ' as he got off a good story or | befdre their marriage. - Final Closing SUAY . aoe i; : aA 2 & i . - " ¥ - iabout the d back into some pretty ots) washington Mrs. Thomson will | the re ore marine band in the big og ae visit Col. and Mrs. George Harvey_| | ridor and the | Colonel Harvey has become eai- | Y, MAY 19th | the women guests cave a re | qAt an Olympic tete on Monday, |torial director of the Washingvon | WUperhuous FLAIR -~Dispatch. ic Save an al fres- ‘ren. Pershing entertained in his ‘ >i] Post co effect | Post and will spend most of the! memeved permaneatiy and i the to th : | A £ : N, May 23.-—Presi- © tdoors garden 50x for M: -G . NCE ci vd 'party and through ‘the lone win- Geopre Siemee tee acer } Summer here. Mrs. Thomson ts a | face. arms and depilatorics | Mrs. Coolidge set a new /dows beautif their - pretty | close friend of the Harvey fami'y | | ; . =¥ . ae, Thoreday when ‘ea, Vistas of the blos- {and literary daughter, Miss Anne land traveled in aniek. wit denen | | SS These Extraordinary Values for This Week Only! soming White House lawns ' Hamilt : , a garden party in the ‘furthe ‘ still : ‘on Gerdon quite charmed | ’ | LOR . ON OF OUR of the White House. The! 4») r heightened the illusion. with the enviable distinction of |i: Mrs. on pune Grant, who. 392 Prisce Bldg. Olive 9390 be hriiwr CORSETS Society was there. notably the baving Missouri's great soldier son | B spending the iate spring tn | OFFICES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES nh | tar 3 owas bright and clear but Ts, STYLES IN as her cavalier for the afternoon. FRENCH PLEATING co >. i — ; a oO The first of the week Gen. Persh- 704 Washineten Av.. St. Leats. Me “4 : ‘2g went to New York where he ie ~Monday i unveiled a memorial tablet in the} A One-Day Sale of Women’s someting aft Taher Special Summer Classes | Gen. Pershing returned to Wash- ? a ington on Wednesday. Im additien te the regular busineas courses, Rubicam offers Tw ‘fit for the Washington Humane Fer Additional Informatics, Write. Telephone, or Visit One ef Our Schools NG | Vanity Fair Silk Lingerie , ' ‘Tee Special § | te Te ; ‘ : S : Arch Preser V er | Tt ras been a busy week for Rob_ High School Graduates contemplating "Webentig wee chin >! 2 | . a | Roy, the famous White House col-| and Typewriting to ansist the University student im nae toatune ps ma) ween ee oe ~~; | oll | . | Society, to which Mr. Coolidge lent . Z | aN A Vests Silk Bloomers Rub B | OAK GROVE || ree sms159/ EE" $1.59 u 1cam usiness Cc 00 ; THE CEMETERY UNUSUAL sade ehh wee e POR eee tt ie fe { had to spend many hours posing Arrangements Must Be Made Before June 20 Straps etage owe Coolidge for a painting | qs, : 'by Howard Chandler Chriaty. the | Speci | On Half D S | tah Radiem; fancy companion piece to the one that ic a e- ay Summer Classes | | Bee gh ae ee Tw | bung White House, and then | In Arithmetic. Spelling. Pemmenshi | Na | — ? | of ° . Typewrtting, e | f ! ‘ he was the star exhibit at the bene- larly adapted te 7th and Sth grade pupil 5 | 7 aeetaee 1%, = SS ag OM a Pee aE er SP DE er ; ; ' ’ ’ ; : ' values. each enue | | S\C Ay | s idge’s constant shadow and often : 5 —_ xs xz accompanies her on her walks | KEEPS THE FOOT WELL- ‘through the city. Brown or Black Kid | Senator and Mrs. Spencer were among the notables who attended | lie pet of Mrs. Coolidge. He first work; or as a means of paying part or all ef hia College expenses. 32 to 414: $2.00 his service. Rob Roy is Mrs. Cool- 4931-33 Delmar Boulevard | a He HEMSTITCHING he. — Rugs, Priced soLow ~ ~ || | : Good taste and one’s pocketbook—how seldom they agree. And what a joy it is to find that with these lovely floor coverings you can satisfy them both! Kimlark Woven Rugs are amazingly inexpensive. And they are beautiful as you thought only a high-priced rug could be. Their orings are delightful — gay and frivo- lous for ry orinay irra ae ve and rich for living room, neutral or plain in coloring for halls. Dealers everywhere are glad to show you these charming rugs. They will ia vou - Kimlark Woven Rugs wear like tron; lie flat without curling or creeping ; are easily Pam as: cleaned; do not break when folded or twisted; are smoothly Due to a reduced c woven; free harsh, wiry strands; thick and soft of raw silk, all regular a | . ¥ prices of Gotham Hose under foot. be duced. For ; You will find that you can buy two Kimlark Woven Rugs wore $3 A welcome event, indeed, coming right at the for about what you expected to pay for one, and that every beginning of the White Footwear season, of- ' ble wear. Be sure to see the | , in price from as Fees rei tee ae "booklet and the nearest old fering decided savings for this week only. ~ ah. ; aie a Be. pte a ! ei bln ai). - 4A Price to $2300 dealer’s name. Vo. 100. regu- | , Manufactured exciastecly by lar weight ..$2.00 Choose from 12 of the smartest creations shown in many a day, only two NATIONAL FIBER TEXTILE COMPANY Ne. 504, sheer - of which are illustrated. Fancy straps, sandals, ties or gore pumps, all CHICAGO = Mills: NEENAH, WISCONSIN. = NEW TORK Fiecge= yy Bp big — | of finest white washable kid, with covered Cuban, Louis or Spanish heels No. 500, heowy of every desired height. Come early, while the size assortment from. 2% >. 150, heaoy ; | to 8, AAA to C, is complete in each style. The values will immediately j Ne. 150. Acavy ~— | nple ; C LARK WOVEN Nest. cee impress you as unmatchable at $8.95. silk top ....$2.75 OR EVERY FLOOR EVERYWHERE . i ™ es a. 2 ; ot Boag) eh q ia. a ( ania Tit ae RS ee eS Sar ae A Oy it, lee f

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ST. LOU POST-DISPATCH STIX. BAER & - See Our Other Annoancements on Pages 7 and 8, This Section GRAND-LEADER The Daily POST-DISPATCR alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED FULLER Unusual Values Distinguish These Offerings of Furniture of Good Quality Attractive Suites as Well as Individual Pieces Are Featured for Monday fodiens ) 7-Piece Bed-Room Suite, $395 PISTINCTIVE in design, this Bedroom Suite is fashioned of American walnut of select grain and has mahogany interiors. Dresser with 48-inch top, vanity so-inch, chifforobe 41-inch, full-size bow-foot bed, chair, rocker and bench constitute Suite. exceptional value. Truly | 8-Piece Dining~Room Suite, $125 This attractive Suite is in artistic Tudor design and is finished in two-tone American walnut. are 66-inch buffet, 42x6o-inch table with six-foot ex- ‘tensjon and chairs which are upholstered in very good grade of figured tapestry. China to match, $39.75 Included Server to match, $24.50 Chair or Rocker $19.75 Here is a very special ‘group of cane and mahog- any Chairs and Rockers. Spring seats are upholster- ed in velour—choice of blue or mulberry shades. Very substantially built with high cane backs. 3-Piece Living-Room Suite, $287.50 Unusually desirable is this beautiful over- stuffed Living-Room Suite. enport, low-back and high-back wing chairs. Constructed with loose spring-filled cushions. Choice of blue or brown upholstering in figured mohair—outside backs of same material. It consists of dav- Gateleg Table $13.95 The quaint charm of this Gateleg Table harmonizes with practically every type of furniture. It is built with solid mahogany top measuring 34x48 inches — suitable for living or break- fast rooms. seventa Fiocer.) Convenient Payment Terms May Be Arranged Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis Pepperell Sheets, $1.25 A well-known make. Size 81x90 in. Madeira Centerpieces, $2.95 rl Of fine quality round-thread linen, hand scalloped and hand-eyelet em- broidered. 35 inches round. 32-Pc. Apartment Sets, $4.50 Of semi-porcelain, with dainty shield design in blue or pink with blue con- necting line. Complete for six persons. ™ebble Weave Suiting, 49c Yd. Mercerized Suiting, woven in block atterns, in tan or gray. 36 inches wide. Silk Gloves, 49c Pair Long and short Silk Gloves, in white and colors, double tipped. Sizes 5%, 6, 6%; seconds and close-outs. Stamped Panta Dresses, 75¢ Crepe Panta Dresses in rose, laven- der, tangerine and gold, stamped in lazy-daisy design and a simple tapestry running stitch. Sizes 2 to 6. Women’s Silk Hose, $1.00 Pair Semi-fashioned Spuntex spring needle chiffon Hose, double soleg, high spliced heels and reinforced toes. Silk-to-the- garter top. Black and colors. ‘ Roe ’ ; : ; e. aa Special Sale Fine Quality Plate Mirrors « *38> fh sale has been 0 gl to meet the widely increasing demand for irrors in home decoration. These makers specialize in the producti . latively beautiful creations which add charm and distinction to Sly beeen” te che splendid collection are Mirrors with frames of every description, as well as a very large assortment of beautifully designed Venetian Mirrors. Venetian Mirrors Three-Section Mirrors French and Bavarian Dinnerware 100-Piece Dinner Service At $95.00 EXQUISITE French china, decorated in most attractive conventional border designs with coin gold treatment and coin gold handles. g2-plece Service, same quality as above, priced at $47.50 s2-Piece Dinner Service At $32.50 Lovely Dinner Service of French china, decorated im dainty floral border with coin gold treat- ment. roo-Piece Dinner Service At $79.50 Bavarian china coin gold band and black laurel wreath decoration, is very special- ly priced for Monday. 7-Piece Iced Tea Sets At $2.95 Made up in crystal crackled ef- fect. Set includes pitcher and six tall iced tea glasses to match. 7-Piece Iced Tea Sets At $3.95 In blue. amber and canary crackled glass, these are very at- tractive services at this unusual price. 7-Piece Iced Tea Sets $6.95 and $7.95 Beautiful golden-glown crackled glass, in several interesting styles. at this special price. (Fifth Floor.) Reduced Prices on Our Entire Stock of Wall Paper go-Inch silk brocade Paper, a roll, soc and 75c 30-inch stipple tones, rough cast plaster effects and oil printed blends, roll, goc to soc 30-inch oatmeal Paper, roll. toc and ra*4c 23-inch imported and best grade domestic Papers, roll, soc and $r.00 18-inch standard width heavy embossed domestic Paper in a variety of designs and color- ings, roll, 20C¢ Excellent assortment of dark and light grounded Papers in a variety of patterns and colors, roll, rsc Papers suitable for bed- rooms, kitchens, halls and bathrooms—displayed in sep- arate groups—roll, 7c, 5c. 8c and roc (The 3c group is offered with border to match at, yd., 4c.) Varnished Papers for kitch- ens and bathrooms—roll, atc and #290 Note: Please bring length and width ef rooms to papered. (Sixth Fleer.) Service with . A Special Selling of Fringed Casement Net Curt: Proves of Timely Interest Both for the Attractive ) a ie ae Patterns and Unusual Values Offered ‘>= and +389 Each A FEATURE of extreme interest are these dainty Net Casement Curtains. variety of attractive new patterns. with deep bullion or thread fringe. Included in the two special groups is a Every Curtain finished on base Striped Net Curtains $3.45 Pair Fashioned of a fine quality striped net these Curtains have dainty hem and edge. Also included are Marquisette Curtains of the better quality with edge and insertion. These Curtains are suitable fer any room in the home. “Coolmor” Porch Shades Keep Summer Suns Away a ~ ~~" These are very desirable Summer Shades —woven to facilitate ventilation. They are self-hanging, effective in appearance and durable—wind-safe and waterproof. Woven with narrow and wide slats—colors brown and green. Standard Sizes 4x7.6, 5x7.6, 6x7.6, 7x7.6, Extreme Values in Floorcoverings? $2.90 $5.50 $6.65 $7.75 8x7.6, 9x7.6, 10x7.6, 12x7.6, $8.75 patterns. $10.50 36 inches wide and $11.50 for furniture $14.00 cushions. of Are a Feature of Monday’s Offerings Seamless Axminster Rugs $52.50 OF excellent quality in beautiful Per- sian. and Chinese designs, these Rugs are QxI2 size. and are very closely woven. They are seamless Axminster Rugs Seamless Velvet Rugs, $33.75 These beautiful Rugs are artistic in design and are very high grade. vet and are 9x12-ft. size. They are of rich vel- Extra Large Rugs, $75 Here are best quality Axminster Rugs, in 9xX1t5 and 11.3xr2 sizes, at extremely low price. They are attractive in design and come in a variety of shadings. Inlaid Linoleum, $1.55 Beautiful designs in straightline Inlaid Linoleum, includ- ing many blue-and-white effects. Wilton Rugs, $92.50 Luxurious in quality and rich in mt ae ra eit 4 on : . sh} a3 gn a sete, oo a +4 a * ?* os design these beautiful Rugs are wool W and come in popular 9x13 size. All are Brussels Rugs, $24.50 Low price as well as good appearance mends these Rugs. They are in allover of worsted yarns—very durable. Size Rag Rugs, 89c A quaint charm all their éwn have these Rugs and they are very specially priced tractively. colored, and are 27x1I50 size. Excellent for Summer use. Sq. Yard , «= Ruffled Curtains, $1.25 Set $10.00 to $49.50 | Good quality crossbar Marquisette _New creations in Venetian or all-glass Curtains, with ruffle and ruffled tie- At $38.50 Beautifully made in exclusively de- etched designs. All are beautifully made | and color tones. These are especially at- f . & = -_~--— = =eeeteseee* a es - = PUOCPUGS SPGE EES eS te he tees eri cee cegercss ste backs to match. Women’s Handkerchiefs Lawn Handkerchiefs, in § allover printed and border designs: others in white with colored embroidered corners. Aluminum Dishpans, $1.00 Oval Dishpans of high-grade alumi- num, t@-quart size; with strong side handles. Satins and Taffetas At $1.39 Yard Yard-wide, all-silk quality, in a vari- ety of desirable colors. Satin Duchesse, $1.69 Yard All-silk, in deep, rich black. Yard wide. (Thrift Avenue.) Rainbow Voiles, soc Yard Of two-ply hard twist, sheer and crisp. Im solid shades for lingerie and children’s wear. 33 inches wide. vare i-—Main F'leor.) Solid Color Linen, soc Yard | Medium-weight linen, of excellent | quality, in a complete assortment of | shades. 36 inches wide. (Square §6—Main FPcor.) | Novelty Crepes, $1.98 Yard Printed ali-silk Novelty Crepes. Taffeta, $1.98 Yard Chiffon weight. Plain and change- able Taffeta; good assortment of colors. Black Canton Crepe, $1.98 Yd. Reversible quality, all-eilk Canton (Eecalater Square—Main Filoer ) and very decorative for over Phonograph, Console or sewing table. Mirrors, some are mitered; others have | signed frames, richly finished in dull a Housewares Are Attrac ) tractive over mantels or buffets. (Fitth Floer. Extraordinary Sale of Lamps —-A second presentation occasioned by the tre- mendous success of our recent Lamp event and the enthusiastic response which greeted it. Lamp Stands and Shades—duplicates of our late offerings—display both excellent workmanship and great beauty. Cheice of eight attractive lots is of- fered you: Group Ne. Group No. Group No. Group No. Group No. Group No. Group No. Group No. pleasantly. t—2e0 Junior and Bridge Bases at £5.95 a—too Junior and Bridge Bases at $7.95 3—too Junior and Bridge Bases at $9.95 4—so Shades for Bridge Lamps at $6.95 §—s0 Shades for Bridge Lamps at $9.95 6—so Shades for Junior Lamps at 7—50 Shades, assorted styles, at S—so Shades, assorted styles, at Again, extra space and additional salespeople have been supplied, se that you may shop quickly and $9.95 $15.95 $19.50 (Mifth Floor.) ‘Hh Oe Lo : > —s} — non-rustable pins. Black Screen Paint 49c Quart For painting screen wire, as well as screen window and door frames. Garbage Cans, 89c Of heavy galvanized iron: 6-gallon size, with’ deep rim cover and bail handle. Waldorf Toilet Paper to Rolls for 69c Large size rolls of this well-known brand Crepe Paper; buying limit ro rolls. Garment Bags at 59¢ Moth-ex Cedarized Garment Bage—are germ, moth and dust proof. Curtain Stretchers, $1.89 | Adjustable frame, extends to | 6x12 ft.. fitted with stationary | | Washington ball bearing, eru ci ble | steel _ self - sharp- _ justable for cutting grass high Red Moulded Sprinkling Hose, $3.25 as-ft. sections of ‘%-inch corrugated non-kinkable Sprin- kling Hose; complete couplings and guaranteed for entire season. 50-ft. sections priced at $6.45 / Electric Irons, $3.49 The high-grade Martha Electric Iron; nickel plated; weight; complete with cord and plug; heating guaranteed for 1: year. highly Lawn Mowers, $11.75 High 1o- — inch wheel, shelf. blade, ening, ad- or low, 14-inch size. 16-inch size, 18-inch size, $12.75 $13.75 O’Cedar Mops, $1.10 ment tiv with | screen wire: The tric motor, Four-ft. durable; 6-Ib. lamp socket. Electric Washing Machines, $69.75 Happy Day | Machine, full size: with elec- | electric swinging | wringer; can be attached to any | Purchases can _be made on Convenient Pay- element | ment Pian. Stepladders, $1.59 | 4; strong and | fitted with bucket high, | @ ft. 10 in. wide by OF s-ft. size priced at 6-ft. size priced at Quick Meal Gas Range $10.00 will be allowed for your old stove on a new ¢ * ? in pay- ee hae Quick Meal Gas Range, equip- ped with Lorain oven heat regulator, which assures per- ely Priced Monday Adjustable , Window Screens, 79¢ Hardwood adjustable frames 4 ; ——— Seve wide goed quale Steak | Roe: Ca ee 30 ‘inches high; | | extend to 33 inches in width. Ice Cream Freeze The improved Acme | a-quart size; a | freeze ice cream in § Screen Doors $1.98 to $2.25 frames, 43-panel, fitted with good quality black screen wire. $1.08 | in. high, ope 3 ft. wide by 7% n: . stesisl Gees dilate cin a ee polishing hardwood and paint- ed floers; adjustable handle. Purchases Can Be Made on the Convenient Pa ba 2 ft. 6 in. wide by 6 ft @ Sy 6 ta. wis ee 4 oy te - 7 wit er Cook C , In Sever Styles N anticipatien o proaching holi dainty Dresses, at advantageous selli All are made of terns to choose fr fulness across the Sleeved or sleev peal to every tastt bands of embroide All are in solid gray and Copen. Sil A rich proftusi will be offered 1 5 Novelty Printed In the very newest ¢ ings. All 40 inches Chiffon Taffeta In silk texture, very These are of a qualit Summer dance frock ful colors. Yard wi Crepe de Chine In plain colors, ir shades popular this versible quality, in « for Summer dresses. Tub Silks Protmuse to be very { mer. Those, in br are indestructible s discoloring. 33-36 i wide. —_—_—_——a ——_— Y; Matelasse Silks Very smart, iadess these Matelasse cades . in. self-color signs, suitable for dre

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— TEI id ‘ as Si ail ee ea chet hog. is eae SUNMPAT MAY 25. 1924 . The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTR other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOURS POST-DISPATCH _ ——— Charge Purchases Made Remainder of Month Pavable in Jisty STIX. BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER ‘BUTTONS Beginning Monday—The June Sale of —is becoming more firmly estab- . t Cur tains lished with each fashion report R ‘5 7 / from Paris. For Summer apparel, ° the Attractive ee, } both cut crystal and ocean pearl - Offere -_ f em | T § Buttons will be extensively used AY >\, eae £ and our assortments are unusually a AV | ‘ large and attractive. fies ln ® % A\\ AS li = Crystal Buttons 25c to $1.75 Dozen site hike ent coleck: Gila ual AN event of great significance, distinguished by rare fancy patterns Dinner Rings _ Opportunities for investment in Diamonds—for it Solitaire Rings Pear] Buttons At $99.75 is at this time that we offer our superior collection of ° mounted and unmounted gems at substantial price sav- $79.75 25c to $1.50 Dozen Several handsome ings. —in a great variety of styles and > MEGAY white diamonds, lar favor. The collection embraces many handsome set with very bril- colors, dozen, 15c away, «6and «62 to 4 #ésap- pieces, all of them guaranteed against discoloring. liant white dia- Pear) Buttons in assorted sizes ' phires. Remark- mond and two sap- for dresses and underwear, roc able values. phires. Wood ball Buttons in plaid ef- fects, various shades. and sizes, dozen, 59c to $1.25 1: Ivory Buttons in bright colors ‘tai : Ci ee a , ; for Summer and sport ager Solitaire Rings eae ; Dinner Rings _— (Main Floor.) $39.75 and $49.75 Lae, * (oe At $49.75 TE Filigree mountings of 18-k. ca a ; Very beautiful designs in 18-k, white gold, in three styles, plain TN peepee . 2 "3 | white gold, set sa ype and a set sprodber pF in sew pra center elk s gave’ SOM ETN three diamonds, and two trian- stone of g size and very bril- ae 8 ae ian © liant. y Wag re \ gular sapphires. Extraordinary 797 Cushions, $2.35 Covered with | = ! 3 | —— PANES rrveadrad ifeendeere Seat is sox1g with »e-inch | | —— id A Sale ot “Rytex” boxing and shaped pad for || a ges ame Printed Stationery back of chair. Attractive Cretonnes ] Cool Summer Dre Sse S saan 89c Diamond = Pins 8oc Yard | — , pig ° Thec Crotonase ordi + | OF Sheen French Voiles Ne reins peguer =| Very. beautiful Pins in] J igmond & Platinum Jewelry very fine quality and come — i 18-k. white ld i | t for Summer . gold, set with Of 18-k. white gold, handsome in a variety of beautiful col | ig a one brilliant white diamond. —aggregating thousands of dollars in value, will be placed on hand-engraved pete set ors and patterns. ere r+ . . . ° sale at very special prices. We invite your i ction of these 36 inches wide and su f 4 200 single sheets of white bond There are five styles of ery special prices. e your inspe wich ’ Gah ‘eerovnthan dtal ioe eeeiemes. aament a 4 In a Special Selling at paper or 100 double sheets linen mountings, in very. artistic, superb pieces which we offer at gratifying price ranges— mend Gat iainis nae aa finish in white or tints. lacy designs—very unusual All-Platinum and Wrist Watches ; $157.50 to $456 two long-cut sapphires. In this cushions. ixth Fleen) _ | 4 7 a | —with 100 envelopes to match. P] , ' 8 $ , . | Imprinted with 2 or 3 lines, on at atinum and Diamond Flexible Bracelets $285 to $1575 sale, : | In Several ad Sizes both paper and envelopes, in neat $39.75 Platinum and Diamond Dinner Rings $102 to $3750 orcoverings ’ | Styles Platinum and Diamond Solitaire Rings $120 to $1095 ] 6 44 block type, dark blue ink. to Mail orders given prompt at- Platinum and Diamond Bar and Brooch Pins $100 to $1000 ’ . ° ° . fferings Attractive : i (Illustrated ) p tention. (Main Floor.) Platinum and Diamond Ring Mountings $75 to $400 } e N anticipation of the demand for cool, Summery Frocks for the ap- ° : » : 3 bs ton Rugs, $92.50 I proaching holiday, we have made a special purchase of sheer and Silk Gloves . a li =. y pensar a - re wit eh oe aa a Pea in quality and rich in coloring and 4a dainty Dresses, at a price which enables us to offer them in an unusually At $1.25 Pair : pred "tet ken 5 oie a ic an o aide as . Gani, IEE ca tins "All one Acai : | advantageous selling. LONG Gloves and Gauntlets 39.73 $945.00 figured. — | 7 hite and colors, double A hand flexible B let, all-platinum, charming in | | All are made of fine French voile, and there are several attractive pat- 3 a es insure long wear. A . oenagescemeygrcr Maggs te . f- ssels Rugs, $24.50 | terns to choose from. In straightline models, there are some that have try range of sizes and colors; Flexible Bracelets a on De sage Bhan diamonds and 6a emeralds. A pee a well as good appearance recom- | | fulness across the hips, which will be pleasing to the larger woman. pre tay close-outs of the bet- At $39.75 : Exquisitely beautiful Ring, of platinum, set with a blue- Weise Watches ugs. They are in allover designs : . ; €e . : . white center diamond of 2 40-100 carats. The mounting, most esigns Sleeved or sleeveless, with collars or collarless, there are styles to ap Chamois-Suede Gloves Platinum-top on 18-k. white unusual in design, is set with 20 diamonds and 12 sapphires. At $39 75 very durable. Size 9x12. 7 ld. i Y : t edges, hemstitching, tucks, lace-edged riffles, ; gold, in lacy, filigree design. Two peal to every taste wilet ¢ B 6 B At g5c Pair styles at this price, set with 1 $1095.00 Of a0-k. white gold, in tiny q | bands of embroidered net, crochet buttons—are some of the trimmings. ' ; di 4 ; : Rag Rugs, 89c | Of good quality chamois-suede lamond and two sapphires. Deferred Payments | Ring Mountings oval and rectangular shapes, set . : re in solid colors; they are peach, Nile green, orchid, coral, rose, _ in very light weight; one-clasp | gaa . g ; Yard (Second Floor, and Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) | ard ~ » Sy / 4 Princess Slips | Voile Gowns | Philippine Lingerie m my Ee | Special, $1.95 | Special, $1.95 | _ Special, $2.39 Ice Cream Freezers, g8c | N | Pri d Crepes on Sead Ag Paris Novelty Crepes Of fine quality nainsook, | Very lovely, indeed, are} Gowns and Envelope Che- The improved Acme Freezers | Oveity Frrinte -TEp Cet +e Ay ts | Here you'll find unusual and exclu- with hip hems, and real lace | these Gowns of fine imported | mises of fine nainsook, beau- a-quart size; attractively fin- i In the very newest designs and color- A + “? 2 sive designs, and color effects, many trimming. Strap-shoulder _ voile in luscious colors; a | tifully embroidered and ished in ivory enamel. Will i | ings. All 40 inches wide. of them Paris-inspired. An extraor- styles, in several models; sizes | number of unusually attractive | scalloped by hand; many freeze ice cream in 5 minutes. ; Chiffon Taffeta : S68 4 & dinary value! 34 to 44; all exceptional values. | models, very low priced! lovely models. \ d . a ’ a . . . . In silk texture, very soft and pliable. P Damask Brocades Exquisite Silk Slips Beautiful Voile Gowns Envelope Chemises 3 | | | seis Screen Doors These are of a quality for dresses and ee B ‘ful .B ,' | : | | Summer dance frocks. Many beauti- * ~ * and adlable iis eg Peng | Special, $5.95 At $2.95 ; | Special, $1.95 Radium silk Princess Slips, | Another group of Voile! Shadow Batiste, Voile i | $1.98 to $2.25 | oe ett.) ticea tale. ve ° ) . | colors. ard wide Si, | self-color effects. An outstanding | with strap shoulders and hip | Nightgowns presents beautiful and Nainsook Chemises . it | ] t thi ice. Crepe de Chine | oe palhenegeeadgoaes hems; hemstitched finish; flesh | models, hand embroidered and | made in a score of attrac-~ including all the | if Satin Crepes tint and white. Most unusual | trimmed with lace and beading. | tive models, one mee White and delicate shades. | tham the otter. P er Continental make, hardwood, ba Bx | In plain colors, I | walnut stained | shades popular this season. A_ re- | A selected group that includes fash- values, in sizes 34 to 44. frames, 3-panel, p! : versible quality, in a splendid texture ' ionable colors in Satin Crepe of soft, fitted with good : for Summer dresses. 40 inches wide. i lustrous quality. Either side of the | - . f ‘ . $ quality black me wf Tub Silks eee § : fabric Ae be used. A remarkable Special Group O Lingerie /.00 screen wire. e promise to be very popular this Sum- : value for Monday. Gowns, Envelope Chemises, Chemise Vests, Step-ins and 2 ft. 6 in. wide by 6 ft. 6 im - i mer. Those, in broadcloth weaves, ' iM French Flat Crepe | : Bloomers—of voile, nainsook and erga: Sac v0 with lace, high, 1.98 | | are indestructible and tub without fo! & Very evenly woven, and reversible; | embroidery, hemstitching and + ng. any dainty styles; 2 ft. 8 in. wide by 6 ft. 8 in , discoloring. 33-36 inches ¥ a quality of excellence, in smart | all generously cut and well made. high, 2.10 wide. -o Je mA French colorings, and an abundance a ft. ro in. wide by 6 ‘ 7 5 Ser ol Silks | 4 ngage and rich black. 40 inches Imported Silk Lingerie | » s in. high, arg : Ver : Ag | y smart, indeed, are ih . . 3 ft. wide by 7 ft. high, $9.98 | these Matelasse Bro- . we Exclusive Novelties Fioor.) § | : wy, * : : 7 ; : | cades, in self-color de- a AN Many of the smartest Silks of the | R : f | | : . .% season-—black-and-white, blue-and- | At a eduction O Signs, suitable for dresses - and wraps—a_ selected ; ; white, tans, reds, grays, in Chinese, , | i : | col ’ — . . . . ‘ Sp) | ioe e/Deh Rm ean cert, cetieat | About one hundred exquidite garments comprise (- oe 7 3 soiled: each one, however, represents an extraor- | : ' i . the Convenient Payment Plan | dinary value at this reduction. @ (Secend Picor.) » — : . = ee - - - — se

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED . aa Pain Se oe —_ oe ee — SSS oo + ore - _ ST.LOUG POST-ODISPATC lL LLL See Our Other Annoancements on Pages 6 and 7, This Section There?! SOCIAL ITEMS. If so, it indicates that Ne ee ae = | / “ven for Miss Anna orka of || ; the arch across the ball :2¢°2a4 South Broadway by her Sis- ) . of your foot has broken \iiss Hilda, at their home, May GRAND-LEADER DOWNSTAIRS STO pecial Purchase & Sale of New wear through the sole nresent were paggrernc Tiong a of the shoe as shown “laes Eliza beth Kissel. + At Extremely Low Prices Q and 5 ing and wearing holes in the soles at this point. eonth on Grand bo ae 08s par Come in and let our Foot Comfort Expert demon- Filmes, in the illustration. Bertha ‘ : : a Voltmann Heien Hilmes, friends of the home are invited to a+ Q | THs is the entire stock of the largest j ers sold to us at a strate the manner in which re kable appii- | : Messrs Arvo Poeiling and t sacrifice. ences can be adyusted so they will meet your mdi- ‘ great Sa vidual requirements. There is no charge for this \ Railer Circle. No 179 Daugh | (Main Floor ) rere of Isabella. will hold their : ~ . eh ‘hird annua hoat ex imnsian on ec STIX, BAER& FULLER | “2! °° The Ratew Cieb at Diecka. Mie- GRAND-LEADER eonri. on the Frisce Railroad. is The Store for @# re Kurka, W — Poelling Mary en Malley: . - > mr ore Edw ie To! “ FHiimes. Sharp:pains and cramps at the ball of the foot and callouses on the sole at that point indicate a Serious foot trouble. Shoes will spread across Rheea-m 7 the vamp, lose their shape and wear out sooner ee ae friends Saturday afternoon, than they should. The shoes are condemned when ee oe pring Rage. in reality the feet are the cause. | tat agp A Fast St. Louts The | . - th afternoon was spent in playing Th li ved d bridge. after which luncheon was e pain reue an € ~~ cause corrected i ee mall weak ‘berrw festival of the Home of the by gently, but firmly supporting the ‘ nat ‘copacagant red held at the home ened te oo eae 4431 Senth Rroeadwavy on Thursday ppliances reneve pain a cram restore the arch to norma! position. These 6:00 Through Broadway cars pass devices also prevent the shoes from spread- the door. Motorists will drive ougherty of 14S c -cenue entertained a num- rh = | ag 4 ey Be + . : = = ae Miss Cella rin 44 ults Bs 2 P - , ’ ee Ti - : .fternoon May 29 from 2:39 to be presen: All this season’s fashionable styles are included in this sale. In the groups you will find such styles as Bobbie, box, long : line. beaded, braided and embroidered models. The coats are | . 4 , lined with crepe de chine, cotton crepe, satin de chine, sol = i : - satin and lingette. me ee eee For the Perfect Summer! now open for the members of Bai- lew Cire'le and their fmends. “Misses Katherine and Helen Marcum of Webster Groves enter- tained last Monday evering with a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Dorothy McCaddon «whnee marrmce to George Horch of Web- . = on 77 - + Poo ster Groves Ww! be an eariy June In the first group are Suits of Poiret twill, checked ve- lours, tweeds, homespuns and serge. Shown in such colors as Copen, navy, gray, tan, brown, rookie and taupe. Misses’ sizes 16 to 20 and women's sizes 36 to 44. In. the gther group are Suits of Poiret twill, checked ve- lours, plaids, tweeds, home- spums and velour plaids Shown in tan, gray, navy, black, green, brown and taupe. Misses’ sizes 16 to 20 and women's sizes 36 to 44. Silverwar Reliable . Permanent ee + W aving Nata ae Sst aes eros A Special Offering \ Martin of 5584 Maple avenue . whose engagemen’ to.) «6©—EI Provides for the Care of the Hair Until the Wave Is Set its regular meeting at the Cabanne| Deicke was announced = recentty Miss Haze’ Farmer of 33:2 Page avenne. wil’ entertam for the pro- Oil Shampoo «fear Aer esarapop Pr om Vre H W YPDaweonr. pres Permanent Wave All for fh cert itt, chair, The proeran ; was directed by Mre Georre H Of the entire he ad regardless of the | W easier with “The PFPeloponestan sizes number of caris Rie tintin cok Sen Cin ee izes. ; ; First Water Wave ; 25 i ee eee 5000 Pairs Fiber Silk Hose 4000 Pairs Men’s Socks Striped Satinette f SC. Osborne, E. Ossing. Rinewald At 53c Pair At 35c¢ Pair At 69c Yard Sh oo & W W gee Sans ae See sae | amp & ater ave " v: ae Dae " nam. some are trimmed with Taffetas : handwork in dainty colors Th = Prints . Payment Plan. fine check, some models have and fiber grounds ine Downstairs Stere. white waist: Sizes r to $ years. 10 of the 74 ' Lite | Near Main Stairway.) | | Corset Brassiecres At $1.00 Back and side fastening. made Curtains and Panels Dollar Sale of Undergarments Special Purchase on Sale Monday boned im iront aad fis Sows | Unusual Values in the Lot $ t $ 1 .64 $ 1 84 — 9D x4 eum a ine Pe Regge THs is a good opportunity to supply 76-inch Plain Knitted Crepes; fall color range 36-inch Heavy Dress Satins 36-inch All-Silk Messalines There are only 57 of these standard-grade Ax- minster Rugs, in an array of beautiful floral, all- over and Oriental effeets. They are suitable for any room in the home or office. Subject to slight (Dewnstairs Sterea) lL. ene@pns nething ‘°° se out ef order “oO “ta. ru canvas back 3 rer al perce lair tep. framed under reach 4 Antprro’ ~ee ters ryustprec’ ‘actware porters; sizes 34 to 42. your Undergarment needs for the warm weather at a cost that provides substantial savings. Women’s gowns of shadow bDatiste, cos- turne slips of white sateen or cambric, enve- lope chemise of shadow batiste, bloomers of sateen, petticoats of good quality cambric, and silk carmsoles. All the garments are attractively trimmed and in regular sizes Dewnstairs Stera) (Square F ) Boys’ Wash Suits At $1.00 Seconds of the “Tom Sawyer” brand. Come in middy. batton- on and flapper styles: good with overlocked borders. dainty one sit ait and ‘ figured and plain centers with at- Ser eee oF pain and combina- “ay | ; a 2 tractive borders, full widths and SZes 3 ty ©. eating 2°2 yards long. Sold by the pair (‘Square B) 1200 Pairs Women’s Low Shoes © . _ Lace Curtains ET and Scotch weave and shadow lace Curtains. s wrest ore ¢ NHAUse pree?f back So gan Aa ‘an t “ormw ares eenetmoctiawn 3 oe im k corners _ ——- —_—— 7 Vand @ oo ete let od three nghout lewd ef cheap fvIrwoed & Har¢woet hertet ara were Cae: tend —_— ee . Sample Handkerchiefs 7 3 for 25¢ a Fr aely on reihed erie iptertor Wea oor . caides cak rorty-.we iaches etten. and sear 10 Pail to ‘ast of kite Rem cabinets So araring vaier eeaceret esk acc while mape spew wbite sad PFreech crag ceaeanei. Mans jer ‘eateres ef ee ae “amp io numerous '® -— Cerme eff ibem a Tie Ghee bic bemetifel reeery sew “Kine Fird™” Wedei DP Nagance Detch Kitceheest im Repiete with decirabie comrentieeren. Other Sao ance “Hine Mird«.” "4 m.. 3S in. S27 im. aed @ im. wide Three finishes coljes cnk. $5 first payment and convenient terms up to one year. Visit our complete display on the seventh floor. a fert tail One of the wertd’>+ freer me —_ _— en ee me ee ee ew eee ee ee NAPANEE DUTCH) KITCHENET A ne - - ec Se eteetnen _—s— Fringed Panels Bungalow and Casement Cur- taims im patterns of attractive de- sign, in filet and Scotch weaves. allover effects, borders in bea:- tiful patterns om the bottom, all finished with black headed fringe, 36. 40 amd 45 inches wide, 2% vards long. Pamels sold at eaciz 2000 Yards of Drapery Silks Beautiful figused Drapery Silk and Lisle cormbinatiogs. signs. mixture—solid and two-tone Shown in attractive de- 36 inches wide. (Dewurtairm Store) Women’s Handkerchiefs. em- broidered and woven styles: white amd colors: al! fresh and clean, 2400 to sell. Sqnare D) Toilet Soap, 8 Bars, 25c High-grade Toilet Soap, glyc- erime., castile, vewetable oi! and flower odors. Made by Waltke and Cincinnati Soap Coe. and Palmolive Soap Co. While 300 cases last. ‘Near Main Stairway) Val: Lace, 4c Yard Imported and domestic Val. Laces in a choice assortment of patterms; various widths; white only, ro,cco yards to sell. (‘Square D.) At One Low Price $ 1 49 Pair N this low-priced group are Oxfords and Straps in blac’ and brown kid or patent. Have military, walking and French heels. These are splendid values. Sizes 3 to 8 im the lot, bat not in every style. (Dewnetaire Store , Tegular afer: ed Yongalew dining sorvire. "e.e . — . $1.00 to $1.30 ' aad 6 ptece nested cartes ‘Tey cooler with bive Sead Gee * «© Seedy & en a

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, a EUNDAY, __™aY os. toe » a AS MAY 25, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City C irculation:than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUS POST-DISPATCH . — a — cc We feel satisfied that thousands of St. | An Ex i raor dina r y Of f CY Louisans, who have in mind purchasing © | | , many of the Household Necessities advertised a on this page, will be glad to take advantage of the very liberal terms offered by our Household Club, whereby you ® — eee Se eee mann . : i le make a small deposit of $1.00, balance on easy weekly or monthly terms to suit your conventence. This offer ts w ) The Store for ALL the People limited to a couple of days and we advise that you make arrangements to supply your needs Monday. —_—- ee f . I aad ’ th ‘ - + eee 8 Cabinet Gas Ranges—$1 Down| — (a Leonard Refrigerators— $1.00 Down the" 0088.9! i350 sé , ° p cebghis> shh. htRegs Pees Buck’s”’ Cabinet Gas Ra nges ve These well-known Refrigerators at these special prices Pg — = style Gas Range with 4 $ 00 ff ic Rabid bd and on this unusual easy payment plan: ic ain tty e porcelain door and large 45, 4 ite i rele ri 7. . ° pletely set up and connected ee White Enamel-Lined yr faa aiigenaaik gate aeaette ie 3-door side-icers, 70-lb. ice capacit Buck’: LW ' , Past lng it ti gag el wets deed Sanitary uck's All'White Gas Ranges - rit ag Lt eae ie wens ie ‘ oaewr ane —en 85-Ib. ap? eapactty ' $78 65 Go ie Ane Ba Me ie 3-door side-icers, 100-lb. ice capacity zincized oven lining and grates; Star Burners: good size oven; completely set up 3-door side-icers, 125-lb. capacity Tal OM ate . . . ~ . . , ." #3, TiN Maden ee, fags: As illustrated), heavy galvanized Com. Tudor Plate Wm. Rogers : 1 w Vane V Seer If Ht ineezess \| & tank, 6-sheet capacity, (800.000 49 30 ‘Ge +t a - we = ’ eX » . EEE > e ° these are now in use.) Priced 26-piece Buffet Set containing | 26-piece Buffet Set containing 6 knives, 6 forks, 6 teaspoons. 6 knives, 6 forks, 6 teaspoons, 6 tablespoons, 1 butter knife 6 tablespoons, | butter knife ie Bea - it f ‘daae) i | “ey! $6 99 : y and 1 sugar $14 00 and 1 sugar $14 75 : ot Re a ee ic) \Netts Thor Electric V ashers } |) | a ae at ae er. 6% b's wee ° ee ' Dee! os /arul ies fis aT ves \f : eT} cr ABATE eo Jel 3, i ; as All-copper body, with heavy luminold cylinder that ts guaran- “al i) : , . as ” « ae a s # f + + ‘BE: * ra t t £ " — on ’ We carry complete stocks of Flatware and can pee ; eee sic Fa : : r eed to be self cleaning. This isan extra $ 00 | am F(t) , ros iy PA. ih ‘TAS fit —s large machine, but does not take up any . Ure Me eR A 9-sheet capacity. Priced using as few or as many pieces as you desire. A ta Neca Ml pacity (Matin Filoor—Nugents.) abe [aghast Eat? ? fr 7 i% Pe a Pe 4 BF Oth hd nee att ae i ius ang ltt ee Raat itt eT (Third Fleer—Nugents.) : 38 sihbtees) ofr 21 2 Pet be PHA ft, +3, 4 Stati stRest Fs Piss ams. They come in woven ‘Shea s150Each | |¢| All Room-Size Rugs—$1.00 Down Weekly oc Monthly, | | Beautiful Floor Lamps—$1.00 Sheets, $1.50 Each Weekly or Monthly ei Siiipeincs ise, offered a: 1) 9x12 Brussels Rugs ........ $19.95 Terms to Suit $25.00 kK loor Lamps il saving. ‘ - ’ _ . ; : 9x ss Velv 98.. BO "Clock S pecial——. Ix12 Sea miles \ el el Rug a Your Convenience Rich, metal-leaf gold polychrome bases, handsomely han4- } Lingerie Cloth ren Ox ] 2 Axmunster Rugs 39.95 oaoen with 5 watt Nahe soets, SS ee ae and tassels. The , f ai -4 a a - beep tet} py tee et pees! of PRABBSE Mee BRS tebe st sss oot snadces “e - . - Co tae a i ¢ ’ . , ‘ 7 cient in SPP geet ta fic At 28c Yard fie Fie . 4S 9x ] 2 \ ely et R uggs 39.99 Seen, Mit ai tn i et | ps Weeder to vane oe mestel shades of orchid, | Meg ts | 9x12 Heavy Axminster Rugs. 49.95 gene Re ee Choice of bridge, reading or junior e, honeydew, etc; woven ) — ” P iiisia ft fie! tit HGS ae Seite 4) floor style. Complete Lamps | . IF -4Q, , ‘ = , ia sage ae A ABT and other fancy weaves; | “ware fe | 9x12 Wilton Velvet Rugs... 49.95 foe ae —— YY _ | — 9x12 Wilton Rugs (3.380 ae aE a a ae a 5 OO | 3 (Dewnetairs Store) a 7 oa 3 eo akis fab Re RS anata A nant aia 15.95 Ce ae .OO Floor Lamps i . we. ont, isp > : ing Rishcsoliitssseeeateestas a i es TTT tags, SSHSEF LPR TESTER? Rize 4 black-line effect; polychrome gold-leaf 6x9 Wilton Velvet Rugs ... 28.95 cen 6 Rage ? OD : Elaborate Georgette silk shades in very attractive colors, va —. $ .00 I : : LDOxt2 ee Mugs. . et gee | 4 Simmons Beds—$1.00 Down Yc ak ee (Fourth Floer—Nugents. ) Y I Hi d : : cSEERtESAL 4553 : - 3 , linmgs. tes ° Simmons Beds price. Not iis ies - 7 Cedar Chests—All Sizes—$1.00 Down || ..:: se2% 25pa% set $785 _ Vacuum Sweepers—$1.00 Down xcellent as- corners ind comes in twin or ful b-inch Plain Knitted Crepes; fall color range 6-inch Heavy Dress Satins 86-inch Ali-Silk Messalines inch Black Silk Crepe 40-inch Sports Striped Skirt- ings 36-inch Silk-and-Lisle Print- ed Crepes 36-inch Black Chiffon Dress Taffetas 36-inch Black Satin Messa- line No other make of cleaner $33 W alnut-Finish Ch ests 0 — | eee in brown eee Flectric oe waa S() Simmons Bed WEEPER wa /AC um cleans your onlin" Highly polished walnut finished Cedar Caste —3 beautiful designs 2-inch round post with mitered corners and flat $13 55 With Motor Driven floors and linoleum. No more 45 inches fillers. Twin bed or full size. Vernis Marten. finish e shaking meope or shacten a. The Vac-Mop, which cleans, itself ag it cleans the floor, is in- long $24.50 Nugents Mattresses cluded with every Sweeper—-Vac purchased. Cedar | \V\ alnut Bulit with selected all cotton felt, 50-lb. im- The Most Useful of All Vacuum Cleaners i dar ; } i? ‘ cot . + + | 4@ perial stitched ends, square tufted, roll edge, The Sweeper-Vae will do more housecleaning for you than any Chests Chests Chests guaranteed to wear Covered with $19 R0) other cleaner, cleaning by the ideal combination of powerful euc- , . . am i - ie 5 inches long— ‘ Solid walnut and ry ; hoice two-tone art ticking tion and motor-driven brush, {t thor- Made : hown in various seéarts itun-e | 16.50 A . oughly cleans ail rugs. With un- grade Tennessee des! including vf eaaee © 5 hai $16. merican equaled attachments and the exclu- ° 7 *} nda! noch Sea eres e Bedsprings sive Vac-Mop !t is the one cleaner —cedar lined. ESRS568025252225485232245 245 (Downstairs Stere) red cedar, guaran- teed mothproof and dustproof -—— Some > ri long and 26 in. high A +? Pam 6€6tempered.§ steel coil, rein- copper trimmed: ri . o rt r 3 _ Period styles. a ‘Be forced stee! bottom. (‘ross With Attachments, $74.50 others plain. 42-in med, REET EE i ;uet ties, extra strong and very Approved by good Easy Terms Phone now for free -_ . —_ , . $ 50 ~ 50 $ fa. 00 " comfortable. For wooden housekeeping and al! Only $1.00 trial demonstration in vi ined —— ——_— or metal beds $12 45 testing institutes Down your home. — “* ail sizes ; . * (Males Fleer—Nugenta«.) Iiope Chests; dull. ii. High grade, warranted 20 most useful in the rubbed finish, 48 in. , a ta tei.. vears Double deck oll- * ndergarments he Lot fy to supply $ .00 or the warm = substantiai (Third Fleor—Nugents.) \ — $3.00 Iced Tea Sets Porch Shades | Special Prices on Housewares!!! *r. ann tots: || 340 Wardrobe Trunks, crucible a«teel blades, construction, hard fiber covered and bound, ‘, ee) a batiste, cos- mbric, enve- bloomers of sateen, petticoats camisoles. All the garments egular sizes. (Downstairs Store) res nelf-sharpening -—— (in- heavy hardware and lock; beautiful ere- i, With 1 Lb. Tea Hits oe ae oe ek al —— % HEEL Ce! $0 $3.20 Coffee Percolators cinaea a nigh grade , tonne lined with open me = "; separate shoe and hat- ” it t cia o ; ———————— olor with blue bend decoration exceptions: 75¢ waned Bee — on.) handy im any household. While 3260 Sete last r—Vuger (Fearth Ficeer—Nugents.) , - Rto8 a Fu. A. & 14+ ws t.-* SrEce er eCesara Se Sse aes es e 8 SS. 5 See 2 2s es ee Cte wee ‘

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bas . ain at de EN TE er ee ee Ee Wee ee. Sali, am " tk 5 .* ~ ‘Lee ie a The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has VORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening nel raed COMRINED or T 3s Bore é dae r SUNDAY, 10 ST.LOL'S POST-DISPATCH Aabeamtainrecas etna ic dtm! “ eight. 33 and 50 inch. J $4.50 Black Satin Char- eam wf Pongee Silks. $3. 45 | sale Monday bin 4 in sSilk 7 , $198 Glove Sik Wa AS a Goods /*:000% g & : These jus 1 from our buyer now in Ne 4 $1.00 White Broadclow 39c-50c Underw ear\ Oe /9c Broadcloth 329. (it) Dinner Sets . : Thite Bro. Underwear materials in L ain white Broadcloth _ ) : small checks. in all the mill lengths; 2 to 6 ( in piece. SLEEPER ELT TTETLET TLL TT PETTITT A » ms June Sale of China and|| Deltah Pearls (Slassw are Special Price for June Graduates . a . . : = , ° - r a7 s= : : - . . : 7 . > . . . : . ° : « 3 : e ‘ : . . . . . . i : ie Ps ne-G,osser ( hina Wl —_—~ — , Ps? 4 Tear eseel O ry ry i om ty 4 Varn lenge wanted light shades. Fe ywrio~x : 4% ] ™ . e “ Halt- Silk Crepe 44-Inch Organdies | . _ Broadclott f-silk Crepe de Chines in | 89%¢ Broadcloth First quality ve e- r 29 F ——- | Permanent finish . in | in npr “tagertte a h $3 Silk Ted lies igh and lark colors Smal all wular shad | wae —_ ne i popular sh stripes. Lengths spect. and each “trand has ~ printed guarantee and oriz- Moe colored clove. neat? atte k et iii . inal price. silk Teddies. in lice. © 20 aol vht or dark street YO. 10 Luncheon sets ‘op style. Sizes 36 to $2.69 View ors. Yard wi 97.0 Strand Veltah Pei irls $4.9 Caen “ew nec m as sratio: Gold Ser. neh graduated stra: ws ‘@ ; . a i» " d QD nd ~ a q 14 R8 m" cons g gold ast . = — re a ee a “~aa e o y .P i “a " " ‘ - . - , ; 9 hdhtdig por $4.85 loulet IBIAWIC SEMEN IBA ¢ SEMENA 4 nalit . ’ / . ; 3 A. 4) r, 4 - . , 4 » , 4 4 = ~ - *#. +>, = , rt i**% > . $17.50 — "4-in. crad 38. Ss) Breakti ist Sets—36 he at di. ace “$10.2 ee (Soods - 7 Very at ' | | i* $10.00 ilies 3 sit.oo Quality ; 2d J ms i ) | and miraced | indi ~UEUPr a : Premier ated strand. diamond sted trend ; ‘ 4 for 6 person arty 98 set, white gold clasp $5. 95 set = ; " - . $1.00 Hot-Water : ") qi . (Peerth Floeer—N\ugents.) a (Main Fleer—Nugents.} Bottles seconds of red a : : - BO. apr; = 4 —EEEEE Our Fourth Annual Basement Sale o 3000 © ash Dresses at $2.95. We kn looked forward to this great event and we = mill not be di Sappointed. Eve fresh from the wrapping. It took us over Gis Ole this great assortment to | Every Dress is a real bargain. It would ‘ the material and make these a | hos : lic Toweling o%e Glass Toweling 2c Bath Towels “9c Huck Towels i455 Owewng. med Pia wWiiite Bath Towels t ms 5 7/1 - lech ed hile ?9 lad of do thread iu (Third Flewer—Vugents.) | _ ey ae ln e. ohiete x & oO 75c Household Sponges am sheen-woe - . - = % ae -o- Read the list of materials— j | The styles ase 1300 Regular Size French Linene Dresses meteln WES | 300 Imported Linen Dresses pp a, m= 100 Flock Dot Voile Dresses a , cal, is pre : 30 Imported Scotch Gingham Dresses sj = St. Lowie at $2.94 $09 Extra-Stze French Linen Dresses -. & Business ever has 200 Fine Silkette Dresses (l Par size dots. ne; ativ n oO | J / $1.25 Household Chamois Titverrrrrrriesrecie - wo — ma&rg! sette. tie ba ks to mat ch. | Panett v re} ke wlth yd $1. 63 Ruffled Curtains ove Silk- mnc- 5 = | Tr) ie. s ' ‘i~s — a =~ > °C) QUILT CMM TMT “,* €. Oda 5 aa yns yrs ~ “ OUTIL PALS Segsaegse@ee@epee@ansesseeaseuePe BaenwreaseseeseseSiaaeseugupe aan 7 . "¢ waft TO el age 15c Epsom Salts th 85c $3. 30 Bungalow Net C arene ie Se . ivver palie ‘ "wa : i Fe anf nor — SI. 5 ‘ ‘olored Valance sets ‘Olor irimmed wit as ne ‘ aeuit , Sc —_ Ss iT] Pa rcs Vide ana raivnt ana “$76 a ay ors are pin 05¢ : etoune a en 4 7 3 $1.25 Haut Ton and si Ss.) Sik-Fringe as IS Compacts $1.20 Draperv Silks a to zed ‘ me! - r» ta s' , > . , _ — ° wy eas . ‘ — . a as , he AA A ea Auda Ud and na’ rye «* ryay? ? ric : . ; . . =) Pr " ite 4 fr “se sePconas 5 ara C Le © v ir 1 @Sneee#es | a te rte Tee , h

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Ty re toe - = — ‘ : a ry ay te Eh ER Ee HE ST RE Seep. Sar ee ee = i il tte ah a ie. eee Sania etait edie .. SUNDAY, ; ae a 1824. | a MAY 25, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ——— ieee , a gn 8 Bee 86:82) 8) 8 8 \2 2. EE nr a . ss oe. ses . asa sess sana : _——— —— eee a a - BSeseseseagaen | 7 = oegeieane “a 7 ; — , : a 3.88.8 8 : —= , S.88.8.8 8.8 8:8.8 g.8.8 : i 8 8.868 8 a@eaega8 8 & 8 | oe 2.2.8 _ a. ' Be Saesase 88 8 8 B SES BE HSB BB Senaease.gais sa « ¥ oe “e t me, oF ee "ddd Zn ih Ws +s ‘“ y es Ak yy r a, Vth ae ne, a VE i, | og g , Y 7 $ WY UL Dy, / A N S] . a - . wm , TMI VY UG jy® FP Mt Sky Wy mr ee ae ¥ hile 4 - ; ‘ : Mire WA iad Qh LE (cha ree A New Shipment of Walking Sticks i A ‘te Y, , eee ie 4 Styles for Women and Girls a’ ’ “ ’ / “ a, by Z P o) ' 4am iM, } W,, S9c and $1.00 W alking Micks for Women and Girls. A} ; y , l YW / , Cf YY’ o y V/A ‘ y, 4 4 4 t4 j ccounts the Wanted CcYyoiors Tarhe baculiite Caps ona leathery Strap C ; % p huh y . s Yt \ loops .. eo aed | ee ae i Ly, Af es, pipe ery gt punk pam ia a - pee kab eens Se ¢ sp AGE, tt fp i by Me, fA MA th oil ay a Walking Sticks for , Si. and £82.00 W alking Sticks — ee . — - e . i i anc Sirs Ail wanted col- Ve eis Sticks in a! the wanted All Purchases From Now ors and styles. Bacalite top, leath- | colors, also black and white les, é Or omen an eather st - Reaching iy Many Opportunities for Economy on Go on Statements | oa rp epreeeneten 10 | Ee Steve fer ALL the People , Monda y a , 3 the Vast Savings Payable July 1st. nn “ ba Use Your Charge Lhroug , "4 Store Account Monday EEE —_— = " Spectal Values ¥ Marvelo j Ik Pricing for Monday 4 Amifrench Possible Oniafhis Store—Our Tremendous Outlet—Our ) gr ne S big Buying Enables Us to Command the Silk Market YN; \l reMISe $2.98 and $3.50 Ki | $3.98, $4.69, $5.98 Kinds 3] 95 $2.98 Flat Thread Ommme Priced | $4.69 Beautiful Printed Pussy- Priced shades. 40 inches . | designs for Summer dresses. | You will enjoy select- , | 40 inches wide ing from these honey- $3.50 Satin Canton ¢ $4.95 Novelty Plaid and Print- a dew, flesh and orchid new shades . oly | ed Canton Crepe—tl or scaris, : | — Gown ‘oe step-in (“hemise. ave scalliopes —— 2000 Beautitul Suna Dresses for the Coming Holiday 1000Wash Dresses} 400 Summer | 600 Smart, New Specially Priced | Tub Silk Dresses | Silk Dresses An endless variety of styles to choose | ry ‘ - 1: Dainty Frocks made of plain or fig- | riety of atytes to enee hese Silks eome in hairline | I A'8 from. Models for miss, matron or wo- | .4.: om te ured Georgette, figured erepe, silk, : 2 | stripes, checks, blazer stripes | : ae man of larger figure. Made of plain or broadcloth, crepe de chine, sport silks. figured voiles, linens, Se = d ¢ nd Mf Wonderful val- tissue and novelty Stripes. Beauth ues. An excellent weaves. Trimmings of fully trimmed opportunity to lace or embroidery. with silk rib- save on your Excellent color assort- bons, embroid- holiday dress. ment. Sizes 16 to o2. Mir—gne Vv © ity Sizes 16 to 48. , DERG. sen bee take chan | buttons, All . : | 16 to 44. Sizes (Second Floer—Nugents. Chines — In new il | willow Silks—In exclusive brown or black. 40, blouses and dresses. 40 inches edges and embroidery spray trimmed } | $3.98 Indestructible Silk Voiles and tucked. (Fourth Floor—Nuagents.) | $2.98 Roshanara Orepy ] | and Georgettes —— In new | poudre blue, fallow: | colors and designs. 40 inches, | | jade, gray and green, $5.98 Printed Rosnanara Crupe $3.50 Satin Crepe fa | —Floral designs or Roman ; eo ad Yard | stripes for dresses and skirts. a Yard $1.95 -Shadow-Proof Petticoats of Satinay ra! 4000 tds Silk ) °°.) Whi $14.50 d Meteor —In turquoig chid, peach and pinig) 40 inches wide ....... ideal for wear with . ‘ ; + ’ o "i es = Satinay P icoats repe de Chines—in light and@lom or ivory........ $2.00 White Crepe de $1.57 atina) etticoat Chines—40-in. wide ... —— Summer frocks tin Jersey Silks—in bright ¢ a $3.00 White Crepe de ? 39 . . : ; ‘ $ Double front. and 9 Silks——-in new Summer cole 3 W oe: | Se40-in. wide .... Gave back panel, hem : mes ; . ‘ $2.98 White ts , ilks—-336 inches wide, conve Oriental designs. owe a Yard 40-in 4 Se ae rere , . .- r Ime bottom and i y v $3.50 wit emobro ery 4()-In. Crepe de Ch ’ tra! 800 } ards Silk Pongee | Crepe——-40-in. wide ..... $2.55 tcl afl pn $3.50 White Failie— $2 55 band. °* 00 quality, natural color, 40-in. wide .. mr . (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) is, extra-heavy, flesh 4 50 inch $5.50 White Silk Crepe n° ; ; | eight. 33 50 inch. 5. ’ silk repe de { hines It this $ y « weignt - - 39 49-in. wide. : $3.98 ongee Silks. | $5.98 White Bridal $3 OR lav ' Satin—40-in. wide . -_ ° , (Main Floer—Nugents.) _/) $1.50 Union Suits SMUAUAUUULU AN AFEDAUGE EEUU UATE CUTUTUTU ELUTE CEUE SEDC 9) bd | > ‘(Cf Another r — j S 2; O00 Ye New, Fresh, Crisp—Monday (. y Purchase Just Received! These Lovely Extraordinary Art Needlework . To Sell at Values in 4 pu k Chitton Hose Stamped Linene Dresses Wc-50c L nderwear Cloth 9c Broadcloth | $1.50 Halt:Silk Crepe sail ff Siete SRS ne In ren ame eee Stamped on soft quality of colored $1 O0 l hese just ré@ftom our buyer now in New York—First showing tomorrow. > - . ae, tH 2 - = —, ‘ > ied: ee very effective designs, | anior wg ‘ site. 44 inch in A large 89¢ Broadcloth Shirting ; white ' 36-inch Cotton ( repe in plain or O / T RB Ht FIG. x eS New Shoe A m stamped on a splendid qual- — a White, : | gro. °j , i ¢ niy two bultcns a pee ; ity Belgian linen, hem- of i J gro ind with narrow colored figured des} g@ nD S. ‘ Q y i, ae Shades Pair stitched for crochet... 75c¢ x. a. ts 4 ; ae ee eee : 2 2 ee - +e > os > ae oe wo... % ba ll faa finish Organdies in None delivered .. ee ES eS A = - 8 ee SS shades, range . ae | stripes. Lengths : : We have the wanted Sea] Pax Twin aT a i select fro q | o P Sy d g Choice of hght or Button Union Suits for men. Come in at Ma fay ‘ 2500 Hanks of Beads , a | « to yards. | street shades. Yard. | gssorted madras. i} + _ ial sia ce 18-Inch Napkins Beautiful. lustrous, three sh 34 to 46 , oe ae ese lovely all-silk Chiffon Hose are . Stamped on a fine quality line. also filled Beads tn a dark Yard | 4 : , 7 ‘ok 3 i? n . | } re h - } = ’ @ien 4 » o | " .. : , . (Main Floor—Nugents.) | (Main Fiocor, Men's Store—Nugent's.) #0 well reinforced that they will give the | sailor girl and indian head, | large assortment of colors; - ~. L28. s 5 1 oe - ee a ee # sof Me} ¥ fo: ee Sis, te ‘pn 9S _* - > a me x ~ best of service although they are of a hemstitehed for crochet, | all the popular shades for several pretty designs, | hages and dress trimmings very sheer quality. easily em- | Ten bunches te a 30¢ broidered hank Per hank... TAY \ 2Q5A% i y VAT ALE Notions : The Colors Are: \\an ae i aoe EMEN 4 French Taupe Mode Children’s Stamped Dresses 7S5c Household Tanhark Jack Rabbit Colored linene Dresses for the little girl, dressy and ; . . ‘actics , ne, i ! Aprons Freckles Pearl Gray ter aoe ne qe eae nero iin 59c¢ i Pure gum rubber, Nasal R \ | pretty patterns, size 4 yr., 6 yr., 10 yr. and 12 yr. Nude anana Noisette a eal Seta ee ee ate Limited quantities of each pattern. » oe 59¢ (Main Floor—Nugents.) (Fourth Fleer—NSugents.) » & eral shades... J ois —EE ~* ~~. - _——— a — 7 ———— Baby Pants $6.75 Table Sets $1.75 Linen Damask | | Women’s ‘Kerchiefs Men’s ‘Kerchiefs Le ' hie int 8 —- All-linen Women's 60c pure Irish Linen, Extra fine quality Irish Linen 19¢ solid colored, hand embroidered ‘Kerchiefs. Neatly finished with nual Basement Sale of 3000 NewWMash Dresses at $2.95. We know that women have o this great event and we assure: | not be disappointed. Every Dress is new and AY rapping. It took us aa pio th, this great assortment to retail at this low price. 1); : : large sizes; pr. oe 2 eth 6x02) silver bleached qual- ? acosabaae a caeranp Ee ven ; : oOutd COS 7 ¢€ materi . an Sa i. 28 PRR SL wit napkins to . 9 . 66! ee $ 9 erchiefa. -in. spo 39 } i 3 $1 real bargain. It u yous rialand make these yourself. ve : # : : ee me a 495 ity, 66 ee “ , secnestentani a i | | nee cee he i; i 45c Sanitary (Third Fileor—Nugents.) ‘ re, Mleor—Nugents.) (Malis Fleer—Neagentes.) (Mate Fleer—Vegents«.) . | Napkins ——w \ hie Sets, hem- 7 Tabi All-linen table Damask in all tl a Sanitary, absorb- , le: we aa svc. 31¢}| Sale Sheets, Spreads RES” oa: (Mill Seconds) of Pepperell Sheets S U 1 f ~ Bias Tape Through a very fortunate purchase we were able to secure Good quality lawn | a wonderful lot of the well-known Sheets—but being runs of in several widths; | the mill, they are labeled ‘‘Slumber’’ brand. Have Two Pair Trousers ein 10c Below are listed some of the sizes included: PPT 370 Sheets, size 54x90 inch......94e Each Bt ee 440 Sheets, size 63x90 inch. ... $1.09 Each oil-ground cutting 630 Sheets. size 72x90 inch $1.19 Each edges; nicke! : : . te . ON 50c 460 Sheets. size 81x49 meh.... S139 kach 5¢ Yd. Bloomer a F $8.95 Patchwork Sets () Elastic z olf hed aise se vs = Double - stretch = nite Mahebee minal Atak elie — Bioomer Fiastic: \- ' me andi bali | inch width; white } rr me . rin Overles }. ' only, 1? yds. 39¢ Complete Sets.. : ) TT . ; ine fee R | ee Flee. ; ; , 3 tt ’ wae ’ . oe wade ‘ P - Every ) ot Poh eeet: Pes ie | \ RS Sees ab | $2.75 Ripplette Spreads [wo Trouser Tropical Worsted E , . ae tie. im" a al ear es : 10c Ric Rac of hippiette Sperads ip sime 81x 7, . ont : ss ee ; | i. | Pa, I \ - ‘ i} : > @) gun — : Ext : nee Rs oe ah, Bee if tn Braid “~e ge . neat pencil siripes and checks— \| oe ae ae Bett 1 HE a: White only. Vart- ty. Woe Oe ee ey | if a if MS bs 5] thi i e. ous widths 7 | quality lasts. Rach.. S silk trimmed. Also 250 two-pant 3- ces 6 : -o- : ‘OO suits 1 e 3-yard a Pre: C &7.95 Plissa Cloth Spreads wool Suits in mixture effects. aterials. . The styles are all copies of much higher priced Linene Dresses models. With frilled pleatings, embroidered cost esses | models, braid, dainty lace trimmed Frocks, novel pan Rees eis. The finest workmanship has been put forth to , * make them the most wonderful Dresses ever sold in ngham Dresses me ; St. Louis at $2.95. We expect the largest Wash Dress Linen Dresses > a Business ever Landied in one day in our Basement. * setareseii ris OO ts eeeasye “ V'red & hlbee@ead inas 500 New Summer Suils to Be Sold at This Very Special Price A ee ee Prapee)' MUTT UT TD iT a TT eres "OOPE preGearacetetatiyee " " ee ee, ee ee eee ee Peay Tua ii Le and Mohair Suits in your choice of 1°06 sets to offer for Monday Latest Spring models. 75c lroning Large size, 81102, with bolster cover The<e Are Street Procks, Board Pads to mate! Sires for Men of All Builds Show im pink biw sold in Our Regular Made of unbleached , | Core hie i gold — — | wee ; | ous ed fast m RS Stouts. Slims and Shorts Agi . a/e\/ea Kasement Dres- miislin Pitted w Departinent. hooke and 59 tape od ( | (Third Mileer—Sugent«.) (Male Fieer. Men's Stere—SNagent«) snail , ‘(Main Fleer. \ a 4 ese 88e80888""

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iene = eo "rr _ EE ee 4 i rk — 7 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED a Avan ie” iG : oe a ee 7 nae ee ; ee ee ee ie ee ee a ee _—. rT" — ‘ $5 00 PLATES, UPPER Of ; - YO a el i for Monda Sho — / | an . Us RIRSSS- RESIS a 2 =. 2 i BEE RS eee Re =k as Sea BSSESSs ‘ ——— ‘ a a a " eS ee ee See ee pny. eth i kf ae — : Pp a es € See Our Ads fe JX: an AS ‘Tare Aya: ~J N © * on Three - jan @iw Zace se : Jo rk >; 3 : AIP] Fei Purchases Goom x LF eeied nd 2 5 ceeerhe cetera Sere ook Neti | Statements “ - 7 Preceding ‘Ss ube eat Seen NE oc ee | ee one” cies eeetrie — ae Sf AAA? Boh eon 7 >-% ey - TRESS >A. . RE WAIANAE: «TSK Tat RAZ ae Rend d Jul —_—_ Fe. Pages oe BAS - Nil. c _—- a . L f i . od. e ‘ »* “ - ‘ aes - ~~ - ox a Thi f white crepe de chine Crepe de | Value . § In _ ¢ — reas Gl he: aearited way below reg- Chine $1.69 40-inch Georgette, colors and ‘black LP | JUST IN TIN A Sensatio 39c Colored Voiles 39C Shirting . ten Fe ata ular price tomorrow at $5.00. Seores of A very good qual- $1.79 36-inch Chiffon Taffeta 7 19 2 —= dainty strlies are featured. trimmed ¢ hire for ‘ hildren s $1.79 36-inch Satin Messaline medium and srmail checked sé tnches wide and in @ . ; ‘e. . : . re mi y ‘s ] silk ih] bee aiva lesigns, 36 inches wide 29 - pleasing selection of fancy . a . with tiny frills, lace, Slim, Pl DOU, TUCKS, other Summer sew- _ v sir( pes z to id yard 29¢ | ~ ry ° ' ruffles. ete. ing Verv special a’ ’ $1.98 36-tnch Trico Plaid: col. and black :: lengths, yard yeeeen i a this price $1.98 36-inch Printed Mangold Orepe 39c Fancy ciSakinett io Re / Special Price Monday | 3 | 59c Satinettes = $1.69 36-inch Printed Foulards ....... a . vet : e : - ' " . 3 % - Underw ear ( rep 2 to & yard lengths Satin- tm © 28 . — ° ° A very nice lustrous adie Ginghams Voules S Ae) Bbeeeteer, For Picnics quality of silk-mixed Can- A lustrous quality ana Bees tend4id assortment of as , ‘pals ton Crepe, in gray, fallow. an A spler For School Festiva ton Crepe. in gray, fallow. | Pongee, mice for | wash éremes a oe Te | elicits vert .--... LIC Sizes 8, 10, 12 and 14 years. blue coooe, | Sy 35 | Sremes Grepery 2Oc | ran, eras. whe md dresses. lingerie and 36-inch Black Duchess Satin.......... vara ) e« - e - —s PS wr a ? —_ 2 eee te ep gt OP + Pine SS Ww be serail plaids and plain 24¢ i | shades, 22 inches wide.. (Bargaia Basement.) ‘ a eine, 5 navy biue, b he... .. ee —_—_—_ All-Linen Toweling | | Pepperell Pillowcases 12,000 BRAND-NEW ree en , ? geoonds. a 2000 yards: regular 19¢ qua'- 42x36 cise; slight roe SF “igured and striped ef- cemb weave Towels Limk ects: inches wide; 2 to ity rre linen, therefo: nd éif- _ fey : 10c caeckx aime a 4 es 25C 9 ® 15 vard lengths: vard I2+¢ 13 te a customer ~ \ $1.29 Sateen | ary $1.25 () V S ad S | S {3% § 2 ry Costume Satinay pape Bloomers | In the Greatest Sale of Its Kind We Have Ever Held 88c Rie 88c 4 Cestume Slips of | ‘ , 2 f. ae : fine quality sateen in | Plain and striped Vad: oO; . Mi ‘ y Advance Summer Millinery straightline or flounce | | Regular sizes «' Pongee. lee top and narrow | ink, blue, honery- : . Chambray, S f tatlored shoulder ; 4 ’ hid ——_ = . - 6 $3.95 to $5.95 Values . ’ Ww. re tf . , i : “ti Ee a . . Peggy. An advance purchase and sale of 300 Hata offer- = , 2 , ing @xceptional savings on new Summer Millinery. : —__ : trimmed bottom, bod- to 29. Colors white, | Poplin Scores of new sty! ’ | ; y‘es and colors, all are trimmed 81x90 Sheets 23c Hope Muslin with flowers, ribbon, embreidery, éafmty se and Seamless. ful! bleached: good Yard wide: full bolts. Limit Daytona, ia new ornaments, fancy pins, S weight—itmit of $I 00 1¢@ yards to 124 (Bargata Basement.) 6 to customer - . customer , o@eede co C Rep. Cc Linens. - a 7 7 Pepperell Tubing Apron Gingham ' Sandal Straps V y ° ° | a i _— usstan . | Full bolts, 42 in.: original 2000 yéa Apron Ginghame ts el | (Center Sira 5s x X Invincible mill tickets; limit 10 the wanted staple biue and white : . p ondertul Sale Kiddies So a Long or : yards: v&rd 29¢ apron cheeks; al! fast col- 10c : : Lattice Ss . 3 ors, 37 in. wide, rd maginable kind—*, and 7g lengths, at almost halt * aS Pl , i their usual price. “ . AOO N Ge a ew . Surely a most opportune e¢ I9c to We We lo Hc 75C “” S o. = Values Values Values : 3 tor ” 8: new White Kid Footwear | oe 19c 39c 49c \ On Sale Basement and Main Floor : . > PN. Summer Dresses | abagetnafitrs a 7 is - * . x a 5 e ad e . * ‘° s . s al « a a = os | Thousands of pairs—all perfect—in almost every Khaki Short : mer wear and at a saving 7 , ol ee : Squares. . , . Bae Stantly appeal to the econor 9c to 98c Women’s Silk and Bhi xi 4 | Regular $2.95 Values Wiha ©.’ 2°" amazing, low | t doubt, the greatest sale of Wash Silk-and-liber Hose S() : atlas have ever: heb caanaNe aenbes of Matta & / Y’ Tailored Linenes ‘fashioned, some full-fashioned. Thread silk-and ‘fiber Mi - nvelwan 2 patest in the character of the values. -~ , Tissue Ginghams , ors ac? I lack brow T ar d nuce (Bargain Rase ment.) “ Every Sait shown is a distinctive new atric. Every ‘ od . Fine Batiste , m Suit guaranteed fast color and extra well made. - Men’s Fiber Silk Sox a 4 | aA 26 to 46 Sizes es os 2 _— 5 Plaln weave and deep stitch : . phone your order, giving size. str's | 4% = ae 34¢ a! —_ black, brown 44c and it » be given prompt attention Tailered lineme = straichtline es and gray; 6%c Hose oe. . : s . : Se : D resses the oe 2 : \ The Values Are So Good That Many . with fullness on sides, narrow fies, woe c Mothers Will Buy Them by lars and cuffs of same material, or white Same Cotton (;oods | the Half Dozen. peel . ; a tissues and — piping or sash & At Unusual Savings ; * _— ; | 35c Tissue Gingham Table Damask L nbleached Muslin Pajama Check : Tissue Gingham in neat plaids, $0¢ quality, plain x ercertsed : pond ’ : . *® = — | ; . FT wt ’ ’ rr : . iweb ¢ . - : . “3 . c - as anc D oc a e.i.e 2 32 Rn . $8-in. medium weig fu 36-im. mil! lengths of 2 to 10 yards | , wide, 2 to 19 yard lengths 23c¢ ee ee 25¢ - " seeen ee eee 2 ss s while 2000 varcs 10) = t ne “wea VO——SIr a... }?1 - . " - « vard yh! bo'ts . last check —_ MOE ELE st Ee OMe New Stamped Bedspreads iPS.2NsS Slianiped on excellent gGua..c¥Y un- uN . : ne oy | 1000 P * e $1.49 , ij i airs bleached shee ng. rol ver nceluded fain acean i Jail it $1.25 Ruffle 20x40 Bath Towels 40-Inch White Lawn Full ached — & eee _* ? | ‘ o Four new |! ieee full-size $1.25 Bath Mats $2.95 Mattress Covers at tie-backs ‘so match “logel¥Y woven auality » ) s f-, ) be - : ; the nursery, bed or Mats Various celcra bleached Sheeting: boxed a $ , = slight substandards 69¢ italia $1.95 - — a. — Hi gtaa, ing room hasgin rarer -Inch Unbleached Monday, Great Special Purchase and Sale of 4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 $1.00 Scalloped Shades Sheeting Sheeting [ > 18 9 ‘ - es . 5c quality losely woven. extra 6)8 8] S a lt ~ OW | OCS Made of splendid quality opaque mounted on 4 “ While ® yards last; closely | wide Unbleached Sheeting | Cl ) good roller: scalloped style; white, buff or gray; CG (ood larce sire irkis ta Vade woven ouality 246 m Sonia é | 5c full belts . 49¢ WS McElr S] with all fixtures complete, each ) — , et > “ats oy-Sioan, Hamilton-Brown, Peters, FSS 2476 ; a ' 2le Huck Towels | -3 any Brown Shoe Co, Humpty Dumpty, etc. Ee 22¢ Curtain $1.49 Panel : , 9 Marquisette ) Curtains S$n346-In “eary aia lit “77 : Cut.out straps, Sunshine sandals, Hillywood san- i ; 86 wmek slieht scene Panel urtain, bungalow =e© BI 4c quality: siightiy substandard Towels: plain white and co! Rive ae While 400 yards 5c ored borders : l4c } aa dals, novelty sports and two-tone effect slippers. - (vory. white or beige weave. finished with th last . - : ) eoler. While 566 ] lc fringe. Biack heading: — wide. Can be used . [ is I rel) ARS og % " »\ Gray, Brown ‘ ‘ _— ges c ; > i $2.39 Rippelette Spreads aie tin ee Ne WN Patent Smoked sone Guatainaah ean: a es. = " “es — Full deuble-bed size unhbiea- St Bae Som . Tipies : se 1 llet weave rt- a (2-In. Mercerized Damask one aed Dieached ee ae ee — and Calf Elk =. | ’ f awe overiocked edge $1 69 ment of patterns and 49 tr: Muslin; full 1?! i” . ; : , it Suede, Black Satin. “y y Pins 59@ pairs of Filet and@ Scotch | Curtain Nets Zs Pippelette Spreads White and Ara = > > a Pe, he!’ i> 76 oma _— + es : : "s ~~ ate a A : vv : : = 59 - - om mad a? - : | 45 » ght Fe wig ~ <i we ‘ : < . ' ~ ad 4 . _ bi colo . pair ( By, ' tes ; an or i " ~~ beautiful patierne (Bargain Bacemen t—Vuagents ) (Bergam Pesenmeut—Tugee ts.) SEs sa 8 & 2: SS 6.8 2.2" 8 eS ' colors. each (Bargain Basement —Y*

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uni + sae - / ‘ ee 7 SUNDAY, . 2 2 erNnT. MAY 25, 1924, * ed ae AY 5, "owe T i - ; ‘ f , " 4 ) ‘C il re ; tlrar ’ . . © oe “ . ps a — he Daily POST stcnidie TCH alone has 57,6900 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUTS POST-DISPATCR ” ee en : : = : == 7 ————— Ee “a a : So | A) = a a eS ES eee ee — PPER |The Forethought Literary Clut ‘qldSARASFER RR TAREAETEALERRA RESETS A RELERESESSESLELEEELS ELSE Gekee Hees: ee OUR RR PLATES, $5.00 |] menirices Siete wien tem? | SPRING ACTIVITIES 8 or UP | 34 | : ' ~ . a den ur * >. Calhoun 4 Rartmer avenue. | j — oe ¢ Reports were read and the ciuh| : an NATURAL GUMS | | Extractions | | voted a parting gift for Mrs. John | ] OS. Payne, retiring president of the | .00 | | Kighth District Mrs. John T. Gar-! Up | All Charge Purchases Payable July tst. , a |rett read a paper on ‘“‘Religiou: All Charge — a ! Paintings.”’ iilustrated with the Purchases Goon Vere £. W. SCHRIEVE ae | oe: . : - - STREET works of old masters Mrs. (icorce Statements 1 DR. — R moor: Daily. 8:30 to 6:00 ih. Néw of Pers ete Mo.. was 1 guest. The next meeting wil! be | Rendered July 1 E h ; he POST-DISPATCH its the only St. Louis evening held May 29 with Mrs. H. G. Vicks. a. a newspaper civinge A*sociated Press news service. | 965 Hamilton avenue. Ings colors ae ~~ -. -_— Club has} memovers ee ee et ee et ee ee, oe ho on ee eo aT. | ao mnt at tine an retentions pros- f ° nectus for the season of 1924-20. | f the four artists tO assist at , next season's concert two are new 4 yy ) r , SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES } JUST IN TIME FOR DECORATION DAY! + A Sensational Value-Giving Sale of © a vers Roya Dadman. bass-baritone, and. Duso- ina CGlannini C’ tura-soprano hoth of New York The other two ire Alice Gentle, dramatic soprano, ilso of New York, and Margaret O’Connor Salsman, harpist, of St Louis. Roya Dad@man and Mrs Sals- man will appear on the Members’ lay program, which wil! take place if the Wednesday (‘lub on No’ | 13 Mirs. Salsman has lately moved $/.69 to $1.98 ins... Value black mol ap L9 Ss ae fF |S Ff Ba 2 » reese oe ry . ‘ y, = 2 _ ae Coats ro St. Louis from Chicago, where ; . a ." : ~ ehe was an artis pupil of Kknrico Tramonti. the famous harpist and te uc he Ar tha miawinter ‘ Oncert. Jan °9. Dusolin Giamnini will be pre- sented Miss Giannini was born in : . - a Yard $2.49 33-In. Silk ~~ Broadcloth A beautiful quality ef All-Bilk Broadcloth, for wash dresses, blouses, men's shirts, eta. Tan, gray, white $1.69 (Bargein Basement.) Philade nNhisa © * Ita aT) parent 3 hey, father hbheig a violinist of note and her mothér a smereer She was Owing to the backward season we have selected about 175 women’s and misses’ Spring Cloth Coats from our early Spring purchases and are featuring these tomorrow at /2 price. Never before have Steinberg’s offered Coats at July Clearance Prices at such an early date, For the woman in need of a Coat this present s an exceptional buying opportunity. $269.50 Coats now $134.75 $225.00 Coats now $112.50 $189.50 Coats now $ 94.75 $175.00 Coats now $ 87.50 $169.50 Coats now $ 84.75 $149.50 Coats now $ 74.75 $125.00 Coats now $ 62.50 $110.00 Coats now $ 55.00 $ 89.50 Coats now $ 44.75 $ 75.00 Coats now $ 37.50 $ 69.50 Coats now $ 34.75 $ 59.50 Coats now $ 29.75 Price nupil of Marcella Sembric! The “pring concert wil! take place lcas week, April 2! lor this ¢ Aince (Cj;ent'e has neen engarcend This is a return ngagement for Mies Gentle. she having appeared as the artist at the Member's day iconcert last vear. The Christmas comcert will take place Tuesday Dec. 20, At a recent Dnsiness meeting at | the home of Mrs. Archer O'Reilly, the retiring president. Mrs. John W. Morrison. was presented with a solid silver flower basket. a gift of the board and entrre artive mem bership This was dome in appre ciation of her four vears of. sery , “ ee aa mE LS ae eee as hay 2. d ip Oe etl x34 Fringed Towels Unbleached fringed honey- mb weave Towels. LAmik 3 to a customer....... 5c "SS. 8 'saee Ss ana Ss 2°38 8°S° S282 S58 ibaa ae ks Ss a Ss) 228° 27a 8 BS! Se users - ol : Pins - me PI . ; , . P oe , ie a c ~~ ‘ = x = "aed ie) . > nae + ae - ees > : as Py on te = ‘ait me wr P ie --« . ‘i —fe > oN y - « - : i is ~ = ae a ae . . ~Las ee _ P =e * oF P : 4 c ee _ ; 2 IF F ; : ‘ee i ah : rte © . sis - : - 4 2 ~ ae See > . 4 ~ i - aa A a > tits Ss > . " - 7 o ? = - — : : “ i. ice Mrs (harles ] Allen was elected president for next vear (Yharles Galloway wil! conduct the club and Paul Friess will be the accornrpanist. St. Louis Chapter, PD. A. R.. held its last monthly meeting for the e Jafferson Memoria! on May 16 Virs Shelbv H. Cur lee, regent, presiding Reports of the proceedings at the recent Na- tional convention were given by the delegates, the report of Mrs Toauise Sumner. now absent in New York, being read by Mrs Curlee Vocal numbers were rendered by HAVANA Season at the From 12 Distinc- tive Styles—6 as sketched. er Millinery 9S ~ Mrs. |. I. Pasch, accompanied b' Mrs. O'Brien Delegates to the State D. A. R. convention, to be heid at Carrollton in October, were elected, as follows: Delegates Mrs. James H. McCabe. Mrs. A. V ' Brokaw, and Mr Joseph T McAdoo Alternates—Mrs. MeCune Mrs. J. M. Lone. Mrs. Henrv Denison. Miss Anne I. Deowler 'Mirs. W. D. Simmons, Mrs. Milton Marshall. Mrs. James C. Crowdus | Mrs.*Charles P. Williams. Mrs. L Hawk and Mrs Arthur W ‘' Southworth The meeting ; concluded by ithe customary social hour at tea During May, the St. Louis Chapter under the supervision of Mrs. EKd- win G. Tutt, has heen providing FINE SILVER PLATE AT JACCARD’S | Saturday evening dinners and en . ' , tertainments at the Soldicra’ Club At Very Appealing Prices on West Prie street On June 14 at 2:30. all D. A. R. chapters of the citv and conntw will celebrate lag Day at the Jefferson Memo- rial. The Confederate Memorial His iterarv Society hei.! senascan Ma Hiote] Mr i paper on The hos? were Mmee » dn, wat es Sandal Straps Low Heels Center Straps Cuban Heels Lattice Straps Louis Heels Plain Straps Spanish Heels Apron Gingham 2000 yda. Apron Ginghame in all he wanted staple blue and white ron checks: al! fast col- 10 s, 37 in. wide, yd C ) New »r Dresses $2.95 Values anes — Te OE ae *? ‘ - ‘ « vy - a ZARILELELESLOLE LOLS A LLERRSREREES) 2 CCMMRERERRLEES! TE REMRERRSEES SEC RERECED ERE CO CRCRROGe an ene > ae Surely a most opportune event—brand- Choose from 12 of the season's latest new White Kid Footwear arrivals, just strap patterns, six of which are illus- =r trated. All are unusually well made, of in time for De m- e for Decoration Day or early Su cematiant enaterials, and with covered mer wear and at a saving that will in- heels of every height and shape. All Stantly appeal to the economical miss or | ss. - a 7 os. fh a. = Pa iy mae x =" . ? ae a9 he a4 eT at re, y = a = * - Ps 5 ee ’ 7 a 7 * c— x ' ? a ’ - oe a) s ’ “30 A nie + te LE Wy fa! ere > = “Tiare > -¥ + ae =. “3 APR, oo *, A he er Pare! bs - i. >. * are z + . - - pe ey. é a a t= &-», A= os Pd ? a et p ic r ” ee et Se ee Se wi apes eat a ae Le Sie t r oa * » re iste izes Yresees in straicghtline models, des, narrow ties, sashes, ¢ol- ne material, or white Sum- tistes, piping or sash trim- (Bargat= Basement—N agents.) MONDAY —A SENSATIONAL ERAN TA ays eye sak See Announcements Reckle : | | \ | | | TUESDAY, MAY 27th CM. Sholtz rs. Charl ) | | | IRRESISTIBLE rex were vest | : f : | VALUES IN THE POST-DISPATCH lhe Pertect Market - Piace Table Damask SOc quality, piatn mercerized Damask, 58 in. wide; full bolts SAVE MONEY ON SET OF Sia TUDOR PLATE kar the co Ae or “Summer 1000 Pairs $7.50 Hats... 19 25 Ruffle $6.00 Hats. . . sa ; a — m Curtains |; ft $ forim Courta'ins, of sheer quality, j ‘ \ 5.00 Hats iy ' Be H fe tehed., po made. full-size ruffle, . | Early cae call “ | SS oe A. oh . 4 oy All the New ¢ ee eS ; > Wicca, Summer Styles Choice. The . , i ars, 0 B Large. Sa Shades MS As ae ¢ mounted on a e. f : fy | TS Shelf or oy J4C = | | a —SPORT HA | homes hostesses of discern ment favo (ineida i-om munity Tudor Plate. Twenty- yvear replacement guarantee Teasnoons Set of 6. $1. . a -} Tablespoons, Set of 6, $3.4 , bl perp rare emyar ee The Wallace The Community Tal Forks, Set of - . : i Combinatien bape ;, ale. Teaspoons, Set of 6 $3.00 ' Teaspoons Set of 6 oP ; Let : Salad Forks, Set of 6, $4.4: ert Ss s, Set of & Dessert Spoons, ° 7 ah ae lressert Spoons, Set of § e e Rutter Spreaders Se o 5.50 . $1.2: ' $5 612 Pranklin Ar., St. Loris, Mo} ‘Ta espoons set of 9% . “ : ‘Tab espoons Set of 6, $6.00 Table Forks. Set 0! ; * rable Forks. Set of 6, $6.00 Table Knives, Set Of 9, oiws %3-Piece Sel Table Knives, Set of 6, $10 ona $14.00 ne $) ' ‘als | n attractive P | . $5.00 Spec ial 4 Boos b3_Piece Set | ik : , hool. spok: Ir. and Mrs. B. ¥ In Sheffield silver uarant $30.00 | men and Mrs. |! tr KRemp pro . fer at this Teaspoons 4 Set that adda conaid- ) oid keen suff ing ee th entertainment M plate ; of Tablespoons erable ele@ance to tabie AY er 54 low price many charm- | Tani’ Perks anoocintanaatn Twenty 0 ef, with no return of the age : -ear guarantee ) and cbil- ; mmm me —STREET HATS $1.49 Panel q a _OUTING HATS a Curtains . ‘ Panel «urtain, bungalow net Weave. finished with thread fringe. Black heading; 36 In. a ee a de included in Eee be ee | nee 24 Sed a Every high Summer shade include one to a window; Q ee ee Torin ee = Rutter Knife the appearance of O Vail Inquiries Par- | Sugar Shell youth Kesults are w . a ‘ , , | tient lL adi Y High vy antweep- rio } ‘ ticularly Solicited. . o\d Me at For Fuerts a soft aad : scothing action. 80 ae —- — — meena aac . ears is use. White lesh- Rachel 2 i Send !0¢ for Trial Size Tarcard rd Railroad Fares Refunded Daring 1923 ie Pest-Dispeteh FERD. T. HOPKINS & SOW, Now Tort ger ae te acCa S in Accordance With printed 31.0460 Situation “Wante"— i Coaarentent Payment ‘Pre/tsrve Jewelers Retailers’ Ples 4443 mere thane the THAREE ether Gourauds . LOCUST at NINTH S¢. Leuls sewepaperse combined. eae Oriental Cream pen . 3 —— a ee Sample iseepe epee Beene aeaseeeeese ee ee RR RRO RP RK KR KORE RRR RE RRR RR RHR PKR KR RBHEREDRAEERRAERRERREREREBSERROE BBO BeeewemeaeseaaeaseeanaeaeaeseBeeaeeeueeaeueaeeens ——— = . *- ’ J . " ,_ = - ma . ; (a pew » I p58 8.83 8 6.8 , | teceaes8:8.8. 0:01:28 6.6 2.2 eee =

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The Daily POST-DISPATC AH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one of! er evening newspaper COMBINED if ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— a SPRING ACTIVITIES OF cratic member on the St. Louis Kemp. corresponding secretary: Schoo! Roard Orficers were W I Bender, treasurer. WOMEN’S CLUBS pjecred for the coming Ye8r: om. iiday Club held tts bast Centinecd from Preeeding Parr. Arthur Sherwood, president ic a ceeed ‘ene eee sty — O home of Mrs. William H Joseph ns) indareed ‘for Demo*- oO? Waterman avenue, with i M . | Were Joseph Davis as assistant 7 ims . ‘ ' - hoctece ore ere f rr the ePRsUINE follows: Pres- vease were installed as fol : 609 FRANKLIN year led as follows: Pres- Vire \\ sar > > Try Our Coffee and Tea cident. Mrs. O. S Wilfley:; re wine secretar Mirs Ls nalda M. BEAL MOCHA & JAVA COFFEE; b.. Sue PREMIUM BLEND COFFEE; fb Ne caiitae: amie SANTOS COFFEE; ib Teed Care Rearhen Bleed Santos Coffee: id ’ presen oe Olrve 8693 ® A. M. te 5 P. M. TORRES OQTAILITY BRAND P PACKAGE TFAS. Bi ° . r POREFS RIF WOTNTAIN BRAND Dr. Julius L. Bi ° rac KAGE TEAS. @0c Spectalist im We a a fall line of GOr Teas for het TEETH EXTRACTION AND DENTAL I-RAy eo Sern. , Moved from Carleton Bidz. to a ee TR. REPTCTION ON RI rTTrE ee oe Tek Suite 411-12 Tower Bidg. rorr’s F. F. EA TRACTS are worota Sixth and Olive Sta. Mail Orders Gives By. Attention. Bpeial inducements delicatessen trade ; LU hh. : DOUBLE cowie || GG ams EAGLE STAMPS - ap trectiy i y All Day Monday SIXTH AND FRANKLI All Day onday Ali-Leather Shoes for All the Family e FOR MONDAY COMFORT SHOES AT SPECIAL PRICE! Shoes ' ? ried at this store. ’ : . Turn so les of oak rubber heels. A big Everybody knows what a fine and complete line of Comfort We have these Shoes made to our own specif! c attons—soft black kid leather, cushion inner soles, fine kid quarter linings, variety of styles—a full range of sizes and widths in every on Ladies’ Nurses’ Nurses’ Semi-Dress 2-Strap Pumps Oxfords White Oxfords Oxfords Ter tte 2 > = $e 8 Tra fr ieee 5 te 9. Widths B to EF. ‘ J tO Width m Mra E. C. Hof will exhibit Lenox china. giving the history of its origin Mrs. J. W. Kerr will review St. Louisans nm “Who's Wao.” The WDNam MoaKirley Circle. 1%, Ladies of the D. A R. has hanged the date of tts concert from May 27 to Tuesday. June 17, at 8 30 ociock at the Wednesda, Club Memorial services for the sailor dead will be heid by the McKiniey Circle the morning of Friday. May 3@. on Eads Bridge The public is invited. Mrs. Richard J. Compton and Mrs. Lillian Coste were hastesse wh +» ; 2? *§* Ome «nwoF¢ mc geen on Eek- ore 4 i “South Cares Off; “ers e@ ected were Vee Cr * F ider rPreeider* Ve y r EB « , La Nn ert. secretarr and treasurer ae \A4 E. W. Metcalf publicity Vi =e chairman T*OM Was @erved h ad > a ———s ee en ee ee ~ : 4 m ih ’ ‘ ry : , as ‘ ~~ : % ‘ > +s a * y -. 3 © x y . , t° . e ne ‘ s. so 4 es Se am i - “s 4 5 y _- $3 , \, ay Se “3 = a. 3 ~ a 5 { - : ¥ a> o a : 2 EE < - . ~ - ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN’S CLU! Coatinacd from Preeeding Par ng by Mrs. H M Wagn bracelet was presented to | ng a enort Desiness feu ! fee of the organizati ri were made for a picnic 44 held in Forest Park the lat * part of Jane. e- The first study meeting of | “Tota Deiphien Chapter was os ——. ————- ———— —E_ SE. * For ! Pri WOMEN HartScha $50 coats $25 $60 coats $30 $75 coats $37.5 Also Our wo TAILOR 22 No charges Attend this wor because it is

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Ai and BEE Eh a a ai Re tae - z ." t v ' > : . y as ae . — -_—— a -—_ = i SUNDAY, : a STNDAY, , | i. ™ : , os. @ . . / * AY 25, 1924. ' 2 MAY 25, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOU POST-DISPATCH _——- —— ADVERTISCMEN? ACTIVITIES OF —_ at. th reas ; iT e Cabann : . G ; Thursday 5 and eerny rg: ligion of Prehistoric Man, Mrs. R.| at Oak Ridge Cemetery, Spring- , \ a WOMEN S CLUBS) Mrs. John Gemmell, min with | C. Varns. | field. The painting t= six feet high | ‘ or © president, The next. meeting will be the and | eight feet in width. | Mail Bipatinecd £ from Preceding Page. eehraa a Mise lsulu A.’ Bridges | second Fhuraday in September, at | ws (cg Dé &. m., at the Cabanne Branch) | -—— ng by “Mrs. H. M. Wagner. | members were on the program: | Library. cn | ones ae i Filled Fe B me P pl | bracelet was presented to the; Discovery of Fire, Mrs. Paul The Ath LiICK REI IEF? 2 of the organization, | Beis? » thena Delphian Chapter by | a -e mo In in at The only harmless war te bi & review of program on the skin white is to mix the * part of June. | cation of Animals, Mrs. A. M.| Babylonia and ini ; a . | Pribex Clothi | SO SORTER. Ee Ne | % | two lemons with three Ounces of m, D) whe first study meeting of the| Mrs. FM. es eee) ae » hm nae 26th at the) | ag Serre _ Monday Only! | Ene itty aos : sials for Monday On NNONDALE chard White, whist ws Delphian Chapter was hela Writing, Mrs. H. S. Turner: Re- : ' , —~in all the new Spring Shades any 4d : ; — | A meeting of the St. Louis | Ss | ’ , Women's Law Enforcement com- a ‘ | ty es AH mittee will be held at 2 o'clock to- . ? | One-Strap ° | ANNONDALE is a wonderful place to live, morrow afternoon in the auditori- ! | oe You couldn't select another spot with all its ter pint of he an | - ) wes “ Scruggs, Vandevort and Bar- | Oxfords advantages. The cool breezes and fresh air are wonderfyl = | SAI y Company. C. A. Maroney will Sandals Values going to be mighty fine this Summer. Yet Gan- whitener, ee@om ne a = law enforcement. The | | Heels to $7.00 nondale is just four minutes beyond the city lim-. | c nvited. | } | , aitet alice shevé-Vauke its, straight out Delmar avenue. The St. Louis Gold Star Mothers’ | e | ! Baby Leuis aeereen : There’s no guesswork about how Gannondal e (“Staff will hold Memorial services , at Oda —— Au wistie | is going to develop. Gannondale is a community ii ia built entire. You don’t have to speculate about jJemon oe ngas 3 the face, | Li = eC" Wednesday afternoon, May 28, at m / nd han t , ~:30 cid i i ae ate eae in econ et "the Heaton sees mM =a (adie Pail Pasnioned | = Oa your neighboring houses. ‘They are built bring that clear, yonthful akin ang q : Kingshighway and St. Louis ave- Tht | Chiffon Hose > : We fixed community standards for the next H | rosy white complexion; aleao as 8. nue. The school chdéldren will on : $1.75 value: 98 : | . fifty years by building a whole community. Re- 1 freckle, sunburn and tan | sing, and the court will be deco- ‘. | special: pair. Cl sizan eniues : | moving the great uncertainty of development is i You muat mix this remarkable | rated in gold star floral designs. a only a part of what this accomplished. e built | fifty homes as a single operation—a wholesale operation that resulted in big savings in the pur- i yourself. It cannot be bought | ' 3 + - —ae i: || to use because it acts best j gt. uM P P The Kirkwood Study Hour Club) , 7} f | | met May 20 at the home of Mrs. | g a b\ We OK WE . | chase of materials and in construction. | AWD VHC DHF} ing || ately after it is prepared. . ie , i b. | r Y ae (;seorge Baumbhoff. Mrs. W. J. Van | : , 4g = : Fer, Nice was lender a the atee whew tl je | People are moving in at Gannondale. It's a | . ' wonderful place to. live. The homes, each of striking individuality, are the finest that can be NT an ET nd "m. : Z J 2 . . j | se o Eg | a is 7 “ e \ ' ’ | H Eye ‘Strain! | Het | 7 Lindhall, Mrs. Frank Knabb, and. mA : ered cost. Only fifty of the Gannondale homes For strained eyes — cam. a | s a: a : : ther | phor, hydrastis, a le l eta, ae fF Spy se ae etn mean au ae ty ' ? : | i will be ready for this Summer, and many of the | ar baed my Sern” ja FITTING STOUT fifty are sold. — eh ays om md wash. . FE. Copland, Mrs. A. B. Amble ch, Ww rma case . : | -_ Mrs. P. G. Scudder, Mrs. Laura raw Op OMEN Gn s ‘| So Be Our Guest at GANNONDALE Today | Gabome Ute OUR SPECIALTY 2 | i ieenined or sore eyes. . ; 1s (son, and-- Misses Clara Pullis, | i || at E ; \. | Louise Van Nice and Marguerite | Ped ’ 5 4 4 é: > * Lindwall. | fering 192% the PowtdDiepate meyrt : ee atte a ee | Bi “0 > \\ | The University Thimble Club |} | rum n Pag I ban 7 /met on Wednesday, May 21, with ti ‘ : . = a a) i | Mrs. J. ©. Phelps, 6907 Pershing re ecora 10n ay e com bined. avenue. The assisting hostesses Cepyright 1924 Hart Schaf Mars were Mmes. Edward Drescher, , +h eons Charies Thomas, Holden Price, and —for the Larger Woman Robert Drescher. There were sev- 3 In Fall Swing Tomorrow F M ad eral guests present and about 40 of the club members. The busi- | ‘ - or On ay ness meeting was largely taken up , The New Low Prices Will Encourage Economy by planning for the annual luncb- eon which will be at Glen Echo) ; 1 oo Country Club on June 12. The | This is the time of year to buy. for the prices are lower than they have , r afternoon program consisted of been for a long time We urge you to take advantage of these prices and : Z 1ce a eC Sncmanieds cauak eo Sania Mee this sale, for we have every reason to feel that prices will not remain at | Thomas, & song by Mrs. D. A. Rue-| this level long. So BUY THIS WEEK at these decided savings, and be early | . bel and a piano solo by Mrs. W. M. |! _to take advantage of a full stock. Below are listed a few of the items. : Weatherford. : WOMEN’S COATS [J ncts morn .cttisiay as ts acta sits $29.50 and $39.50 ‘by giving a card party at the home of Mrs. H. Cullings of 6829 Water- . 4 4 made by | ine weal We te Silk Materials—All Sizes /man avenue. this will be used | \raised and Hart Schaffner & Mar X pred encgsapin 29 sa ay tn oad Gingham and Percale Wrap-Around Aprons $ | .79 charities carried organization. The president of the | $50 coats $25 $85 coats $47.50 {@\club, Mrs. W. H. Wright, and Mrs. | ‘or house, porch and garden wear. Formerly $2.25 : ) the J. W. Jamison will represent Monday Charity Club at the com- ‘ $60 coats $30 $90 coats $45 ling convention of the General Fed-| Coats of Polaire Material .75 'eration of Women’s Club in Los An- | 51} $75 coats $37-50 $100 coats $50 ortes. 3 | Tan and gray; sizes to 521 that this $404.980 would 7 | Mrs. M. A. Goldstein, who has; § > Development program 3 Tuberculosis Society of St. Louls| f™ Corsets—‘‘Stylish Stouts” $6 95 el he That the announce , for many years, has been elected ; js : ‘ chairman of its Institutional Effi- Odd lots. Formerly $10 at the fina! dinner tomar a Al CO E ti St , k ciency Committee for 1924. ; ; i> That Koch H ital will soon be “ —— Y ier a mein meatertem 2 Gu fe part 25 Separate Skirts $9.99 1d z is W OMEN S | Noticeable improvements have fol-| Silk and wool; formerly priced to $27.50. cee lowed every visit that the commit- | TAILORED SUITS tee has made. oa | Mrs. Herman Steinwender Voile Blouses ‘Mrs. AWin Bauman are active i : members of this committee. Sizes 4014 to 440 Y2 Price Wiweveru | | No charges for alterations HOME TO LOOK AFTER FLOWERS | maiye Stock of Swen 6D fy PRICE | Princess Hermine Also Gtves Direc- Brown, navy and black Attend this wonderful opportunity tions to Farmers on Her because it is an unusual event | ” on 9 9) N | _ BERLIN, May 24-—There is re- Sat Crosby S a QW Shop Street — J joicing among the natives of Up- per Silesia since the “Flower Prin- | . ; cess,” as Princess Hermine is | HARRY M. SCHMIDT, 1019-21 Locust St. Orr nana Clab 9 known, has returned from Doorn | President 'to supervise the annual spring re- | ‘ |arrangement of the vast flower) C aN » >) 7 Sveltline 7 —/,) ~ | gardens surrounding her castle at | . | Sabor, which is one of Germany's | TT Northwest corner Broadway and Washington tT | TT Princess Hermine. now the wife ,of the former Kaiser, for many | | jRears has taken prsonal charge of | the work in her garden, but this | spring she was some weeks late. i LR TTT Hi Mii i } ‘Tn addition to looking after the | ' , : yet tions to the gardeners as to which - ones Pg dy, if Mt iW ' | flower ens and giving sugges- { Mt he Meh ey ai a + Hy : An one tothe deners a2 o which Pie Ye: i a yo! Au ht Whi ¢ | Ne A at Mi | 7 1 which flowers should adorn certain | Pa Nothin No \ 2a iia init Nh ide nt ‘in! plots. ~ Princess ee an | y g Ne i it active nterest in a eulture. | s ‘ which is in charge of a resiaemt | Pay Nothing on Delivery oe Much of her property is) devoted to wheat, oats and early | vegetables, for the Berlin market. | The Princes#® expects to remain at Your simple request on the Sabor until late this month, when. [ following coupon will bring you, by par- |she will rejoin her husband at cel-post, all charges prepaid, four pairs | Doorn. of the best Silk Hose you ever saw for “Trianon” LINCOLN’S LIFE IN PICTURE | the price. No part of the price is te Mo hite Kid Painting Presented to Illinois His- and then enly ; 199 $8.50 torical Society. | pleased and delighted. se | ef Bw | may return them at our expense. A new feature by John *% ——_— te 222 = $1500; and the last resting place, ° " > = Write your same is fui! om the |ine above. ae wae nwa ss — °°» City and State de line shore “Tae ee ~— «4. ——— ‘ DEAt tie Pherperty TITTHTTL ;

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os REET AT ORS ee oe g Se: eR Ree = ; .* — ay the Jasper Nano | To Beifast and Glasrow . ; —_ | oP oi square mules: | *"METAGAMA ...May 29 Jane 26 es rc a, with modern | | *MARLOCH : « .June 7 July 4 July 3? 7 P ™ aad & —_ , : ful A! wwe su! | "MONTLAURIER. June it? July © Avge. 7 ! . Aip } | *MARBURN ....June 19 Juty 17 Aug. 14 Cunard Liee. 1135 Ofive %.. St. Lewis. NS. V¥. te Cherboure end Seathemetocn. | AQUTTANTA May 78 June 18 Joly BERENGARIT4A ..Jane 4 June 25 July 12 MAURETANIA...Junell July Z July 30 Minnesota Vacation ae Se aa = i (new) June ?9 July 5 Aug. 7 A (new! June T) July 70 Aug. 74 7 - . - | _ VN Y¥. te Ptymorth-Cherbeer-Leadon. ; rift ‘ *ATLBANTA (new) May 71 Jofy 10 Sept. 77 ) *SAXONTIA June 71 Aug. 16 Sept. °7 * sane - | *LANCASTRIA(new)*tlulby 3 Aug. 8 Sep.13 f . . | tOmite Piymouth. Calls at Sovwthampton. q ’ ‘Qreensto *KUNGSHOLM... .June @ . | MANT. “* July % NNESOTA—with its many lakes, © cottage-by the lake, where you can cook your 7 aeires : | 7 | or ee i | beauties, its fr Sea. Toe ieee or be served ot a nearhy easert hotel, you ee : | sANDANTA (new) June, 7 Julvi2 Awe i8 | Joint Service with its natural auties, its fragrant pine for- have many from which to choose m Mimnesota. ! acquasnted. | “ANTONTA (new) June 21 Jaly 26 Ang. 30 rg American ests, its attractive resorts and camps—offers iia een delving ute will Geil that Mien. fh WN /*AUSONTA —- . Jane 28 Aug. 2 Sept. 6) DirecHLAND. Ma a : your , you ‘ ~— mew oe . : *ATHENIA ume * Ju you just the healthful recreation and rest you a.6ta’s highways are well kept and seemingly endless, achantve are “ay | Rees Se ~ 74s need this summer. forming 2 net work all over the state. Miles of If vou wish to lose yourself in solitary days of fishing beautiful drives ge me art invite swimmers, or hunting, Minnesota has primitive forests broken “0eS, fishermen yacntsmen. : only. by the old Indian trails; lakes and streams _ If you prefer the luxuries of hotel life, Minneapolis | al ale ese: = cape 6:7 abounding in trout, bass, pike, “muskies” and other can give them io you, with plenty of diversions— er ACS | : i a, 7, july 19 Sept. 3 | White Star’ game fish. Here you can pitch your tent and = sight-seeing, theatres, sailing, motor-boating, tennis, we : or Bs || SUEFREN, June 38 Aug. 12 Sept. 13 | HOMERIC ee Se ee Se See Sak -eeles | elt, metering and Seeing. j hs! a) , on — | “L.A BOUR DOSS AIS May 27 July 8 Aug.19 | OLYMPIC ae ane Sprays. Minazeapolis has eleven lakes inside the city boundaries, | pie . — OUSSILLON . . June uly 29 Sept iw. Y¥. to If you prefer to spend your vacation in a log cabin ang many others within short motoring distance Shh ii ef ei ' > Ac | Ddadhtnel ? Meee | i ore... BB ea _ 3}: . pe G utare : — | Gateway uilding, Minneapolis, Minn. i By ) This fine 4 EL ES MES. 5 | | , f] Those who have business in the NSS es: > ine tong LF Rig. 7 unl , y 8 a Kx Cherbourg, Southampton and Hamburg, with excellent rail , ; SS — . within a stone s throw are smat ——— te : i - ——— connections to al] parts of Exrope. For schedule and de- | te = = | . of course, there are single roo 4 fe _— — ~~~ sg her - : . , , ec ee ee . | 4 | er Local Steamehip Agents UNITED AMERICAN LINES ‘HARRIMAN LINE) mf screece with HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE \ ff 2csrctesmsnscs: foam von oa EN TH US | Nature’s most attractive camp ae eae oak O AND cool lakes beckon to ae ee Here you may enjoy Colorado's ting sunsa —- _—rn end third clase Cabte *e¢@ @0 seceerdiag per’ r > % ; Nae ; 4 “ 5 4 & a WHITE STAR A & ah MEE OGERS PARK Ho DOMINION LIN ND WATER . : - 2 | TRIP IN THE WORLD ya. A Two-Room Suite as Low as $5.00 Per Day for Two! —— HALABURTON ta the ‘Gears ee . ec: picturesque Mestreal; Shrine of St ™ | » ee ee ee See —— Wacniagtee St ‘Colsage in Rogers Park. Chiemgs. most beaatiful . ' : 7°" : a a ' A ee . | F On ~ ; New York City. Philadelphia. Atiastic City, Wasn- ae Lake Michigan Sunday. beginning June T2. Total cest...... $385.68 a = . COLORADO —15-day trip. Special 6% -das ’ — la Saturday. beginning June 21. n a heg: ther July 6 ‘ 3.... em2vee a inneneg July or August perry ’ oer : . . *. two whele weeks in Alaska. Leave St. une er — . x of Wetere Wieck ) 35 memorabie days oe ei eam | “ “ ates S¢ ap daily Os 2i1 these Coemepelitan Tours, parties are strictly lUmited. and «arty reservatiomgs strong!y advised For infermatien apply te THE COSMOPOLITAN TOTES CO. Dixie Terminal Arcede, Clncizenti. Obie. Or ee Re tee a oe ee, Lt fer ; The Sajnt Paul Hotel in Saint Pau! Depertmentally Wetes for ee tr the — im ie 4. F -—— $a ny ! “

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STNDAT a —— The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED oT. LOUS POST- DISPATCH » 17 ee SS EEE 4 A TravelansResorts) Ki 2 Spe Travel ntResorts le 2 RECENT ENGAGEMENTS a “4 — AND WEDDINGS §=j@p@s chson's| 5/3~-515 WASHINGTON AVENUE- rine soe te 12th. * . sia t I ‘ : Mr. and Mra. Henry Helier, of — ogne-sur_} M4 ps De hie: of 2223 Sonth Grand boulevard, an- ROTTERDAM." June"? July 12 aug. gg Reon 7 eerie | nounced the engagement of thei VEENDAM (new) June 21 July a re , >" ret é , |daughter, Miss Evelyn. to Arthur , % : if ve ps | Fedder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fedder, of 4229 Cleveland avenue. en: s : | ; ;}at a bridge luncheon. The guests n ! : é ‘ | were Mmes. Henry Heier, Louis’ gente hoses.) | ~ | | . ; — e _Fedder, Misses Ruth Lange Mil- oon a te ; ’ dred Melsheimer, Birdie Busse, Dearbors | Minette Fedder, FEtvera. Funice and Edith Heier, Maurine Gana, Clara Goebel, Melba and Bernice Schumacher, Viola Eckhardt. Fay | Allan, Helen Christy. Helen Barn- beck and Leona Kramer. T St. N. ¥. to Naples and Genoa . ta 17 1 ys ne 2a paenobed June 12 3 | , _ “ ° r , 4 %g eS 7 . Arran e for ° : | Miss Martha Lotze, 5242 Mafftit i 4 f this great trip now : ; avenue, will leave St. Louis May your trip to the coast this year, be fur 28 to join her fiance, Frank James e your O ticket reads “Canadian National,” Elliott of Bast St. Louis, in Spo- scenic route:— great | kane, Waeh. where they will be 3 ‘a: Jasper National Park. the la 7 A 4 married June 3 in the Cathedral at SERELAND ~ _ Antwern 4 ge atta square miles of acenic glories. eo id | 4 et ee N. ¥. to Plymouth, Cherbourg. he . Site gy with modern ace mmodations for 350 guests in wonder Se ee eee. OS Se - ly - /lines and a gray hat trimmed with BELGENTLAND ; ‘eS oy ful Alpine surroundings. (Rates $6 A . “ : ' : . ? ales u , ; ; : LAPLAND ane 2 ‘ : Bae P, American Plan.) ; | pink flowers. She will carry or- Vie bso 068 Sty hong Redbson (13, feet) highest of Canadian | i chide. The couple will tour tn e | Washimgton, Oregon and points in| ju the Triangle Tour of British Columbia Calif ” Wholesome, Health-Giving Recreation. [with bach. including meals, maid service ae, y Jiheld Friday night at the Shabert-| Between Pine and Chestnut, Phone, Olive 6693. iidren’s +~- OC oak se , ae gitt 08 efferson Theater. More than 2 : Golfing, Tennis, Fishing, Boating, Bathing, Childre two persons: special family rates for2Z. 3 git 7 7 43 4A : ' children, some of them but 3 years . and 5 rooms, $45 and up; excellent table: > are low—ask your ticket agent. Playgrounds and Clubhouse a... Rast: entertainment; children. ALL RATES IN- — 2. 1 ia ee 2 old, participated. | S os ov T ° , s . sees -* ’ open spaces near r adison —— MEALS. ae vy . - Soe eee 4 pe The exhibition included both | over tional Highways 4 | lacated out among the 7 to Boulder Na e: @ Dlinois, 21 miles from St Louis on the Old National Trail and less iiacital at re OF COMMERCS *€ , than an hour's drive from St. Louis. (ood paved road all the way. OAKWOOD HOTEL S*=*" LAKE ee 40 ABA. cto — Ae _ Classical dances and poses by the SOLD BY | oe Senses. wis Girma tae +? of oad ; entire class, and soc!lo dances by This club is now organizing and Ww) ll Its membership will be limited to 250. one-half of which has al- very comfert rrivate cathe. bot Se amen , | Misses lola Woods, Wirt Hicks. and ready been taken It be a club for the man of moderate | 'Helma and Ruth Kriesmann. The prem ener pp iance 0. = ii will coupen below : Atl ae doe ; Means. If you are interested write for membership application spring ; | , , | fishing, vathing. beating. moter | Bates Schoo! of Dancing ts directed 1 | Rast S*. leetse Breeck by Miaeses Fay and Olga Rates. Miss 009 t St. St. Lowts Av. blank. ee ing Table supplied from ovr own gar } ’ x s. Mis: x. core CLOSE TO 2000 Olga Baten annually directs the || -PIO™ pneag Otive {1958 er Free Demonstration ; i TROY COUNTRY CLUB, TROY, ILL. 8B. W. Jarvis, secy | dene Special diet_ktichen Chamber of ; NEW GARMENTS | ballet for the Fashion Pageant. Central ' | - Please scod me Dustreted book abast Beautiful Boulder —F REE. oo i} AY FLOWER INN City... . «6 <ce nonce BUBtO. oocernes ri Cape Cods Finest Hotel | ° *¥ - RS POINT, PLYMOUTH, , Going 4 EVERY RECREATIONAL FACILITY | 100 acres of grounds. Amile of sandy Away? beach Two golf courses. Moderate r WIN] ||| Betore you start on your || ? 4n PILGRIPE LAND, q.¢ 5 il S\nemy ent seemed Pest : a UNUSUAL VALUES IN the Daily and Sunday Post Dispatch mailed to you. ; ; : ~ Address changed as often i weg Refrigerators as desired witheut estre charge. ° . Mail your order to the Cir- Finest Poiret Twill Coats | culation Department of the : . . insiiaeil ll Post-Dispatch, or if mere Polaire and Block Chinchilla Coats ROYAL MAIL | cone seaehions it. Sport Plaids and Roman Stripes \N “AICHI . LONDON via sanraanrees ‘ POST . DISPATCH | , Sa nmer Far Trimmed C pm | THIS 4-PIECE TWO-TONE \ tae if | Aine Fiymevth Beitact Lan. © ottve 6600 Central te Poiret Twill Tailored Suits _ | —z white ELEGANT AMERICAN se 165 HoTEL Bee oT eatin oni? ole | . Pin Stripe Box and Boyish Sats —— oo cocina SUITE “ARK eikae cabin and iniré class’ C 7 7 A, Pin Stripe Tailored Saits : ; as $5. 00 Per Day for Two Peoph _ — See WO oon for | Handsome Silk Lined Capes | , antages o ) ifu i Mall Steam Packet Co. | . | well-known 4 a an BB eam gi’ eee ty re W. Wesnine te st Chica rm | y a er. yt | Garments Made to Sell Up to $55.00 | | sr Bell, - Bb. Pas sehe mnty Reming Seem. : mane ae : always passing. | | ~ he © iw sports 7S . 7 : ; ‘ ’ , place te cael the Bummer. In = On Lake Michigan | ; and On Sale A 99 99 ~—w of! = :) | riding and private facilities for P te Up . : ee terete omen sat OF apa land Park Hotel PORTS a ——= te SIS month. Beasonable raise by either wer — Michi ; | THIS $225 4-PIECE WALNUT $ . P , = ichigan - . ‘ ES Pinar. Mickie SES Sees Lit il =z Sees =-==| BEDROOM SUITE att NG teen nate OF Ue ee’ eed —— : : EXACTLY AS PI PICTURED liberally Tf Le ing—Iedian ; ah ge y ncing Roeating. a stunts. Send fer folder ; me Post. DISPATCH ‘» the only St Louls eveniag — I ¢- | . Bathing beach on freeh Lots of fun and Write ¢ Line Prer HURON SUMMER ResorT Burau ; path ovens = . reo ’ Steamers, Dail Overnight from tvn-=n Michiges. (1)

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STINT ONGT-MIGSATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation tf — A LAL A A "> 2) eee ees ey © c Px Te Pee = ae. Sas ee SSS Se Sh Sh Sh SS Jee Rugs at Extreme Reductions Offering a large selection of domestic and Oriental Patterned Rugs at lowest prices 9x1? Axminster — $39.75 4 gorceous, close-wea\e Rug wit sma allover Pp a V oy et Rugs a A $27.50 Value... A tare ‘) C " a cri *T) OaA abt eession makes ning ne — ’ lord enamé.. The ce i hest wall ‘nsulation of cha X han the morning and one other wernt aaiatse 2! COMBINED TTT a ———_S|——— a el —_——— ual S ensational Sale co : All-White Enamel Gas Kang j A Wonderful Value — | 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET —. a \as These ST trigera 1U piings Bed Davenport Suite | | | age $4759: lpholstered in an excellent grade of velour and has . shall type spring-seat construction. Consists of § am Valee *102) Da-Bed fron tris snliendid Chest. ii OR conserved se eeu |) || $39.75 $6 ). 19 ne red cedar with copper | mmings. 8” wondertui | || Velue.. ) = ~~ @& Red Cedar Chest |) |} makea waint: “enamel fin - Has e ' naiaiae | attres ‘D z $32.50 § 75h | Value. —=| | —- i} i\iea “Onstr ‘ed 4 | | ger e ragra - es } ! see red ejlar and tas |] a ne decorations. jj easures 4 nehes ng | a " e and 29 a | "cpes e g | Walnut Chest | Value $39.75 $ 526 50 | | W indsor Da- Bed H | | Sale of Englander | ee $15 Cash—Balance Monthly & Da- beds i : davenport, which opens into a full-size bed, ormehalll Reed Fiber Bed Suit : opens into a full-sized bed. o> Es » for : ae Woman's ‘* | beatt ~ y 7 .r symptomea. When an 4 : tra. ‘ive . Pans), p Rig),- Wh: “PART FIV E. ee ——— pring cipa's: “lhe Brea ‘Mite. «Painted Lila Lee and James in ““‘Wandering Stage and Mi Principal P éé Hi: Preaking Point.” f tu + this wee kz at the 2 sourlt Theater, was adop for the screen from Mary Robe Rinehart's nove! It is esaid to One of th. st cunningly ct ceived mysteries that has ever be Woven into the plot of a mot Picture. The cast features Pa Ruth Miller, Matt Moore sa George vue cett. The story is that of a young r Honaire. who through a shock lo his memory. He seeks refuge the cabin of a doctor. The doc takes him East and helps him. bu Up a new identity. As Dr. Liviz Ston he becomes engaged to Eli beth Wheeler. His wedding 4d Spproaching, he suffers a men Peiapee and the memories of | frst personality return. As a special attraction the M Geuri offers ‘The King of W Horses” » photopley featurt “Rex.” an equine star. He breatl Gefiance at man-made conventk Gnd captivity, and leads his ba of s through the mountains Colorad defying capture It Bot until the horse and his purst Gre ‘ra Ped in a forest fire tl “Rex surrenders to man. Mae Murray's latest dance a fashion creation, “Mademotse My! . gcoes on thie week att De!r- nte and Grand Central t? aters Monte Biue and Robert ™ Kirn are tn the suppor ting ca Far , Scenes are inid in Parts « the rer .4 r “oo Me Lining part of the story x. lar ” | A $125 $ he ee de Quires, a French gs! | Value. oe S rited from her grandmet | " -4 ® s‘range “midnight madnems | ne » nerrie her had been , — f Paris; a coquette of t . , : en: ~? - ; r A well woven, beautifully designed don- ni court of Napoleon III, px 3 nieee Suit with } h quali- am } the desire to freque hle 1? Itl) itv 2-pier " i\liié@ ¥ itn nig }Uu : «a lan cafes where aha a arn ty eretonne upholstery. The davenport and proved the life of every pat “7 er ? isband understood ber, b the (yueen of France conestder , a disgrace to the court, &! at reason banished both t “2 and her husband. Years atterward, In Mexico, # granddaughter develo American comes to fhe "he steals away-during t ' Attend «a se with hit *c the dan the ranch | | $55.0 > . . . rne ww = et $ 5. 0 ~~ —_—— = - SS oes ea * rebels celebrate thelr anthe - - 2 -— ey ollie ome = —— pene — | —! — | — ea i eae oe. ee ee SSS SSS eS Ee — Piunges tnte the affair attention and gain time, | tient ee 2

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PAGES 1—10, — — — + This Range to Your Home e all white enamel! with high rimimings are nickel plated. tion makes it an easy Range to deposit will hold this il you are ready for it. —Tr - : owance on Your Old Stove | Range During This Sale ——— —r— Specials McCarthy as Pommard, the steward; Detmar Poppen as Brevet; Raymond Crane as Left .to right: Thomas Conkey as Charles the Bold; Roland Woodruff as Brabeau; W J ic. * Chambertin. sch £ —_ it If— — 4ti PwoTos © STRAYS Dorothy Francis as Princess Chic. Flags For Decoration Day Tele Bc These are faast-colered ' ; Fiags, ix5 ft.. with €-foot pole. rope and bracket. os - ™ ord Sone v “ b. pe mee ex . er a . Ro CMe e : : . RS AR. ae ” a . “aes 7 - ‘ eS Oe ae . SSS cip als Flavia Arcaro as Lor- " . gs Wilkes: SA 2 2 Fee é oe Se GP : ‘ we nee nraaaine ger recta ¥. nn SX. : eg esis ae (‘arey for Hodkinson release July “heavy” role. William Black, Dan 66 6 . 7? 2 13. “Tiger Thompson” wasthe or- Duffy and Guy Coombs are cast ; | pete. i ° 3 ee 2 ‘ oy 66 99 il AL CC COp e : wn | e iginal title announced for this pic- for principal ast . Bia ge eae ea A ie a ; i se ee S un pera es” ee 7 ure, a pau The Wise Virgin.” the first El- hat the screen productior. of mer Harris seat iction for Hodkin- / v? ae 5 “4 | 7 éé ° ° 9 ° 4 Lila Lee and James Kirkwood Also Featured “Barbara Frietchie,”-starring Ilor- son release, starring Patsy Ruth = ee ; Princess Chic, at Forest Park Auditorium * ’ idor, is fully protected sinder Miller with Matt Moore and Lucy — ee ™ 73a Bia. 5s: . e in “Wandering Husbands’’— Special! opyrights held by the Clyde Vitch Fox is in production ee oS i eo fi? (. ) a *WN os 1 M r, Matt Moore a = ~ eB HORS “3 ek Led ae : i , The opera company’s principals Normandy is about to pay a visit eorge Fawcett. : : re S pi ets ae | ' - to Charles the Bold, Duke of Bure The story is that of a voung mil- gundy. As the Duke is known as lonaire, who through a shock loses a woman hater, devoting all his his m: mory. Hie seeks refuge in time to war and the chase, the the cabin of a doctor. The doctor Princess dons male attire and pre- takes him East and helps him build Ets ee RS. sents herself as Capt. Henri, envoy a ASt ana nei arn : ez ‘es ——e £5 = Se A> e, or this week's performance Is: . ; Up a new identity As Dr. Living- s% —- So eee ae see b : x 3 aS Mae Murray , and Monte f rr ia the may ete of Ma from the court of Normandy. he ha, Oomee engen or , _ nea ; Bk i = 5 a 3 3 oe: Sk 3 ~~ . 23 , BS | 2 S > . ‘“ . . % a ’ i . celw ° Sth Wh ce nee’ e ager . ae - Pe See: ei a al - . > i Blue in “Mademoiselle Mid gundy, Thomas Conkey; Francois, wut tilt te SS iemevadens te the au ~~ — ae Y edding da ) o , si . a FO ae | ae eo iB gi gia’ night”—Grand Central and Marquis of Claremont, his friend, posed envoy’s message from his Oaching, he sutfers a mentai ” : . A ae i ay PF BES 5 - - Chambertin, Stew- felapse and the memories of his | 6-3 ; bs i. SS 23 ee Ee SS Delmonte. Ralph Errolle; . royal mistress that she determines first personality return c ge dimssnses > See “ Biz * Yom to try some other means af awake As a spe ncial attraction th me 2 EB “ne \ ee “Sa = RP RI Ne anaaanaanseaasssussasmmmemmmmmmmmmmmmaeeaia peer ening interest. Disguised as Fletle- Souri offers “The K , ee ray i. Fs. ' ee EE gee ts Are ee Pet ee Le bic, ee ee rette, a peasant girl, she is molest- "Rex," an equine stat nonttian : pe 4 eer é 5 : | | Me a a | screams for help bring the Duke @efiance at n 7 ees ; apes by: : 4 Bi: ig ; 4 ail | oe agi Sn 7 Oy he eae eS es ‘iay isi eee /1 to her assistance, and he falls fm And captivits ee een re Faget re a © —— eer ae | ge Oe ie = be 2 Bi gy a aes ie 5, ee lala love with her of ea . i 7 Be . i (18 6 3; Di “ Oo 5 ial oe Pe ee wae 3 4 : - : : 7 | Ser Be fr ’ ee fe ee oe spat iP a i In an unguarded moment, the ors, a — och prtes mq prt ce 2 logs : . : ; Es RO ER TE gig. a le nage “y .| Duke catches her in the guise of ee er ee ee ei aa hn | Yee, 3 | ies PGs (ge hae ee «| the envoy leaving the apartment — P @re dened — ” , the ee ne ea , bg 3 Bee eee es 4 5 as ; r" ,. i ee a a ‘le aS E> J cage * ; of the supposed peasant girl. The : Sapp im @ Torest 711 t , ; = ; 2 gtd ; 7 . = St oe “| 3 3 .& a eS - o 9 pe CM ee eg tps | Pe. ; alance Monthly = A “Rex surrs 9 , => a e . ; . 1 el “te "is ae Aes. io re ee te, ; Lee Lge 4 ; - Duke in a& rage orders tne alleged j Patsy Ruth = = | Gi Bae J, i gett vig ea a’: i] envoy to be seized and placed ine %5 Mae Murray | tes ce and 2 a x ‘ a . rs ‘é h : : eS oP gis PA : 2 i dls yo ‘ tig ep ? dungeon, but finally grants an . Meme fshion creation, “Mademoiselle : A Re as Miller in “The ~~ ; See ee eS we MP tea ce hg hour's liberty, on a promise to find Midnight.” cove on this euliilie sin Mae ie ee wit foe Breaking Point” ' ye ‘a , % Nica: ges = mS a and produce the missing Fleurette, ” fame Oelmonte and Grand Central the- Fy iin: —Missouri. NS OS Be , Mey ite he ERAS gp wea : 4 The Princess shortly returns im at | PE” Mente Ring ana Rohert Mc- “3 3 a by Pig EO aga ee a: , royal pomp, attended by her suite, ] ul ie on 4 ‘aah ome cian ; # ee -% “Fa Oe eee re ila ts or and the Duke finds that she and C BEBE Kim are in the supporting cant iif al : ee ae | Early . Pk ab igs Fleurette are the same ariy scenes a) lair Paris an: be Y . Se BOR ee ee we : ithe ren al a rr ‘ ae 3 ro: 3 — Chateau Is Scene. — “S74 antly finished in walnut and dsor period. Suite comprises ge-size dresser. spacious chif- nch. Very special at this price. ance Monthly se a a I | Wd ly a l l AY | 1 will appear in ‘‘Princess Chic,” ex- cept Miss Dorothy Maynard, in- genue, whose first appearance of the season will be made one week later in “The Firefly." The cast eS, os, " =} -* 4 Was ey ee td port Suite 159" t grade of velour and has Mar- struction (‘onsists of S44 inch to a full-size bed, armchair and 3 ai ie Be em “ ae 4 ic —-J J I — I I I te ad atleast eee nee — ' je —? : , MAAii > Mex; shes B ae = : be 4 There are three acts, all er 9 Mame Renee de Quiros, a French ei! ee ee Lila Lee and James Kirkwood in “Wandering & oh wee a a single setting, the Du 7 ih » § As &% RE es 3 99 ‘ | 4 ~ Oe chateau. g ag herited from her grandmoth- ge ie . Husbands”’—Kings. me ts 7 Additions to the Municipal ae ! Strange “‘imidnight madness.” et Mae * 4 | night | PP oo | - a ae 4 P ater equipment, provided from tis Bet srandmothe: been fie | ;: tft 5, 2 | : ehind th \federate lines dur- SEN a i ens proceeds of the successful 1923 ere an D | . . oe : = P, ngs : | wat _ ‘ vicurigy gh eng Lol pe ~~ geet J ee eee “The Rat” Will | i ; season, are a new electrical switch- board and new footlighta, and ime ase wi: : 1 t lesire to frea | , Norma Shearer jaying 0 , Eo : , . : With high quali. bohem), ; . : eee ate Siete : the ol Our om provements in th sound-amplify- T | ——cetengy Tehe gate Cletpalinggecnh ot ae nape eng NVILe . ing apparatus. The box-seat see The davenport BON prove y Shae oe . ew aroduction. “The Mad of the s | | V nh md He: ee . | . pee = . ’ fe | Mo tion has been rearranged to preé- Wen ' th hus! "e a bi ret ; j } ‘ . but fs i. A . Siife ; ' an " LA “ed , (,asps ‘ , ‘wed | . iz “s Se de vide more seata, and 1600 chairs of => Dae. Wueer n Yr; on ; onsidere a Be « Gan j i) si : Ui at Sirois * Bae? d : es * =: 4 am ¥ z : , , ; permanent type have been placed swt Pa disgrace to the court. and aenaeteasded ' t | “Aha!” . at al Ta say gee in the §60-cent section anid t} ; | | ) pager sae "he. 4 > : 7 ei iy r «) , ] I iT J \ ' = aii a aaa ' . Lif) alien : : -* ape ene ave An monte are a miniature revue ane oa low n-east ill resent Soy ay rt ae ty anche Bhe st nis aw ; ne ne Mack Sennett comedy. way Theater in Boston and at tke nites ee pwn “she Siren of 1s a a. oe broad ard to the Duke, Raymond Crane: The Tarantella, ‘Spain's popular 5 rat | Might to attend a Rdlind cuit RES et i - rat theater me , te . oe ms wter part, thi the ap- Headlining the nine-act vaude- Louis XI, King of France, William dance, which requires 30 to 40 mine Whi, at +} a | . tha 3 ’ 4 Colleen Moore 1h “Painted I oat ne! i be £ivel n PPOCEAs ty a P caine ‘‘ 1) se onaid Lizzie, is ville and picture program at the FP. Quinn; Brevet, a soldier of for- Utes for execution in its entirety, Pailded and her father 1s killed an coe attenclo® "O” «(elaborate presentation wm 6 ow aggre gore geet onary Hotted to Hazel Whitmore. ° Grand Opera House are Jack Wy- tune, Detmar Poppen; Brabeau, is done by Estelle Taylor in George *nuel Corrales, a ho entire week at the Capito' ©! st ai prologue an a afb eta - a “ e cos mene i rants ii os ie rincipals appear on the stage, a! att and his Lads and Lassies, a his comrade, Roland Woodruff; Melford’s “Tiger Love” for Palme Seeks control of the estat: She and it als lays fou ays : n which num . TAMOUS — ee BONES: per eet ir aE 5 epamcgeale © e audience is encouraged to use Scotch act. Pommard, Steward to the Princess, mount. Blans her Vengeance and «co wrie Skydo! Bae ., ing beaut lollywoo dete sd d#? qetes in discovering, as long a: For the first part of the week, W. J. McCarthy; Herald, Leqnard : aaa | ber UNcle, Don Jon ie in Ft tis MISS core | oo ao. . ee a ey possible before the close, the the program at the Rialto Theater Berry: Lorraine, Page to the Prin- Albert Gran and Sylvia Whytalh, Sue wv ith Corrales te verinrow National starrins — . ae Te ——— , } an tt ompson has een sizned mysterious marauder is That Ss. will be headed by “So This is ceas, Flavia Arcaro; Eatelle, daugh.- who created the original roles ot Ba ance Monthly the Government ing Youth” having “we oni ) ate ap phthe her in . long-term contract to appear all but those who have seen the Paris,”’ a comedy singing and danc- ter of Chambertin, Rosamond Mr. and Mra. Tevis in the stage The rebeia col brate their antici- “Painted People = +S wages “4 mig “Th ao eo ve k | | : - aa ™ next | ‘a - ount pictures Hier first play before. They are supposed to ing act, featuring Harry Faber, Whiteside; Princess Chic of Nor- play “Tarnish” will appear in the, tf y Pate, Victory in a wild " of Richard . — oie Be on “* oh ten Hodkinson re- picture under the contract is to be keep still, or at least not to make comedian, Donn Ball, and a com- mandy, Dorothy Francis. screen version to be produced ts _—— ——) Com ae Plunges into the affair to Swamp Ange. ss a > os al a owing, Broadway ‘T ‘emale. their hints to their friends tee pany of girls. From this nomenclature, the Hollywood. le : attention and gal tiny 77 centinued on Nex y designed dou- ad >

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SS me e ee ee SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 25. 1924. es se ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _— ———a = rs ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH — an SIMPHONITOGIE "Seeing the New York Shows sun wt rams [BERCILOSS SIGET 32-———— = — j PHIL DREN'S CFRIE With Cartoonist Alfred Fruch— | WO) ROU for Reliet or BUDGET IS 81 25.000 QUICK RELIEF FOR Memorial Work. ap On r'oppies. made by disabied war veterans at the “Buddy Poppy Fac- : r Th ~ . > ; on ms Pittehure and intended to Amount iS Smaiter nan was Smal! Charge to Be Ma iOT ry’ in Pittsburg and intend ” te I i lay. will be Year’ s—Citv Assumes Part Admission to ~ | be worn on Memoria! da: no iss! ' ‘ . ' ; : | sold here Wednesday and Thursday af Rurden. S "ar? » A eeries of five Thursda: : The Veterans of Foreign Wars Tuberculosis Society of St. Louis “noon cencerte for children. by tne | t at 25.000. This is h ; Orchesi(ra. 4 and other organizations are spon- has been set at $125,0¢ is hl oe Sous —- = : as Mavor Kiel less than last year’s and the reduc- ° 24-25 season, ai nee ible » ' —_ Guring the 1% . “as has issued a proclamation cailing tion its made possible by the cit) ~ been arranged under the direction gta . Le ain upon St. Louisans to co-operate in and Board of Education assuming f women The . i ef a commitice o the effort to raise funds for the t of the burden carried in previ- ~ sus vears by the Society Make Your *rommittee includes members of . : war-disabied. The poppies are made by men [ largest 2ppropriation is for ; considered hopelessly tucational work $35.000 being Ge od Clotl ,the Symphony Society s board of who were for public heaith lectures, . directors. and others interested in unfit far vocational training All sei. as I money raised in excess of the cost walth movies. information service, to tall » factories and mercantile | ast the orchestra and in the deveiop- of the poppies is to De used ioFT Fe- ti in ment of music in St. leuss ief or memoria: Wors establishments. literature dealing : The concerts will take piace at *8 p. m. on Nov. 26, Dec. 11, Jan. & IG | TN tN ith prevention of tuberculosis , wy “THE BREAKING POINT,” chi health work in public and You Eke pea GRtgh nd aaunily yas wear Gt are "Feb. 5 and Feb 26. The programs hia!l schools. health news ser- will be prepared aiong educations! ‘Mines. The charge for tickets w! - “MLLE. MIDNIGHT, > and other éducational forms But bere = a wey to make them jest ionger. “PAINTED PEOPLE,” HERE For open air school work $30.- whuch make a dress jock ofd. It 1 easy to *be $2.50 for downstairs seats for "the entire e@eries of five concerts, and $1.25 for balcony tickets for oO j opriated. The present the series. The concerts, to last Continacé from Freeediag Fa. Ber ge 3 coutinaia in o poadine ene hour. are for children only The cast includes Anna Q. Nils- SC00ts Wilh cont een Sontag and the only adults admitted wi! son. star of “Ponjola Ren l.yon nd two of them will be enlarged . . ‘Hy nanr- 4 Stele thee taventies: he society pays for meais of all be those necessariis accom] any and Josep S.PiAt juve! vs afford them : ~ ’ ~ y - rt mii ne; ing children il Simpson and June Elvidge, en he ‘an of this fund Mrs. (“harlee« wv“ Tr | e chatr- Character bits War. arr a ; f ners 1 way a : The Night and Day Camp, op- ™Man. ‘‘No matter how my feet ache Miss Florence Wade Mrs lLionberger Davis, Mrs. William T : iniv weil cast and hor be : a i Sikeens Ration R : wy sate il ail erated as a preventorium for self- = — Tiz draws out all the pam Do _ My rd Sail IS mG, ll played ai i da ae ie] . an ‘™ A Mrs. David Kriegshaber, Mrs. T. W DS Elaine Hammerstein in “Drums Sustaining working Sirls pega Tiz is pot oe Aet right off Sehoiack. Mrs Danie kK. Catlin , 4S : of Jeonardy” will be shown atthe ©" 35 alloted $17,000; for medical etn ~ ng Ree Miss Adele Schmitz. Mrs Alwi ~ Ww ot EB ‘7 yric and Skyd me the 4nd al service werk, 95500; fer fom ee See : rat mars AEN est ENG 1QTic ABE SAGO at , ouses. sore spots ; ; r r | ; :, :, a ae | ; vil n State and national an- ts. ; | | (oldman. “re Lae het mwetge: M 2 ; ast haift o Sel. Week = ae ager ee Pes, feet that never swell, never hort. newspaper giving Associated Press sews services, c : Alle : “i neg a ergency work also are provi nd ime haries Claflin Allen, Mrs u are in the cast. ; in the bedwet. but the respec- never get tired. Goiph Ganz. Mrs. Oscar Johnson : “ Mrs. Charies Parsons Pettus. Mrs “Wandering Husbands.” ‘ear! re amounts have not been decid- ee @ieder, Mre. Samve! ing Lila Lee. James Kirkwood, s ¢d upon. Kes | SSS rar Neuman. Mrs. Charlies W. Martin the offering at the Aings treat ie .boardc appropriacec “ per . ’ - > ror dl ,* wre art ¢ I eo Mrs. Gutfreund. Mrs. Edward Ma!. Lnis Weer a — : ee ve ee as nistration expense and 3 1-3 per linckrodt Jr. Mre Edward Walsh edy drama. lt t¢ es how a whose husband has become for monevyv-raising cam paigns. Take Mrs. Nathan Cohan, Mra. Horace | ‘ Rumsey, Mre. Ray Carter Mrs ored of a red haired vamp “all ie society is not a member of the Advantage ‘met Flias A ichae!l Mra. John T Da vis her philan lering husband 12 mmunity Fund and gets its rev- IN > = i} i js own fireside through aclever str: of Christmas seals of This . SN S A “\ & . | The budget for 13-24 of the . . > ’ scoring the activity lh « >>, Wiiy SS ~ ~* ‘ »> ss — s K WY, yy K 7 Hid. Qe yy & G U Ui, 2 s Cl » » f 7 .» % eg Wy Ue COR VY) Vee Mg , C LC % deed ee >)7/) d, Y SS Will tLe + | j (thi da bdbhddd | eet se ef ~~ Pa Sg / Jr... Mra Francis Paton M rs t- n Lansire of orris Keane's presentation of “The Czarina tians are brough’ in. bound Dates Scnro ef Dancing 5440 Ray. Mrs. Wallace Renard rs f mans f the n n . faelin with austerity o ne. | virgin comes forward ‘+o 0! Vernon avenu at ¢ Pp. ™. t0- Oliver F. Richards. Mrs é opera, | rm uu rd lt is evening, Fanuel, seated. 1 tain clemency for them S! cage at —— — s Behevill, Mrs. H. W. Soper, Mi. be a more directly i: e the Reatitudes, to which his ound e Rubria. and is c : sneha ie Rr 009 ag Se : ‘tion of models, and the - al — -” >? - Bmily Sproule. Mre 2 inchin ie actio if lowers respond Roito too h demned to joi ? : : ‘r ny” breder, Mrs handled with relative restra Charies A St! . hic i by & 0 : nd M Ms! , ) ain! the te ~ rock ab the so curiou » Dec RI ut De trained By Miss Oiga | a rs. M I. Wilkine hy ot ) : , 1@ tone he work above the urious!) ~ Das | in , 5. ine theme of the pageant ; , _e hich pl! the inte " onventions of opera Hiere. too 1) yne almost expects th wf . , 7 nhinese and Spanish, the ' Ps it « 0g PDA 2 pea ‘fe See nothing of Nero indeed ‘he scene has nha! > oe rm notes ' the setvies - from this scene onwards the focal! th fault where the dead , } : A mrderst wat d« ’ . . .* a" | ry ’ ~f = ‘ " ‘ > on ' « etn 7 ew am 9 ; of (Christians become t en, a? -and Asteria . Philharmonik Concert Thursday or O yf Givion | -. eau «0 ie eee OE Beers tO seek tn body of Rubria and he orchestra of the Philharmo- ’ : " ‘ ‘y : ’ we? : “an. ss . } 4 of : fie ‘ : er etl nthe “as tek nN ‘ear *- _ = — - . en ~ erty 4 professional mu- - > “ . > , 7 " . . of the sensa- : d from her sin. a: he dis 1s will give its final concert x ar , 9 ta . me odrama That Na scene gh ’ forms the oDen- e : o . . ‘ 4 > . Ss . irsday night in ("@n- _ rea ive the them ( . of the last act. the scene of the th , ign.fican c this fins.e tyr iigh School auditorium Ss oget @) I WoO MILAN. May ! rk f an t : pp.idum at the} k of the Circus is to be that it « tO | : rut) Punshon contralto. **N ERONE.” the music dru- 4&' cher re (we ball rces, “harioteers athietes g aciaiors, : L th . aii aE he ‘ sO.et The program wil! _ ma Which occupied its com- Sm ru ! ‘Mioner oO ragedians rush wiidly to and fr a: 3) PmwU mas stru ed. if BO it Ont (ror ie r a0 Drain-a- $ papers thoughts through 60 °* "Ou ps mR ois mos, er drum, ith the iust of Omersing OL tre sea. 2 ephere yner, Beethoven tat ; $ a Pears, as 4! last appeared vo lebased rt nd Fanus me we recte *re . co) ) : : she vin nd Cad! _ Page Of ia# Soeia aller a ser , een Gelays which have had . ef arousing an unprecedented * amount of excitement. ‘| tugheut ® Dis life Arrigo Bolto kep he work @="'! to himeel!l He had published the to pia mn the superstition of Nero Grama in five acts at «a compara and Hu 4 Vestal virgin ® hose tively early daie. but his closest conversion to Chrtstianity is ulti- friends failed to get from him any mately rowned with norartyrdom Siimpee of the music or even news Al! these encounter one another in of iu progress: Since his death the dawning Zght on the Appian the secret has been no lem sedu Was lousiy preserved No one outside Nero's Triumph. the Soala Company had heard a The ¢ note of the musi unt 458 hours r first act is that in which Stmon . , Se : an ’ = before the premiere. when scores ) es . oo ew he leader of the Christians =. 2 : ef the opera were hance : a ‘ew ; . , Bos ee > ; » te him the secret of his a | . igh seks ts Press representatives. and thev were ; : ee . vine The of the ' a; See: cEeTsp sass: 2 Se ' ' gies: RPT ic > es wed hese : * see : — [~ 2 “ ; ® - r trv oat Qé@mittd under persona! pledge of powe trumpets -"e? « The —— E -_————— nest m Cal PASSA eC * h& né@ -_ i Roman egmions are heard in Secrecy to hear the final rehearses ¢’ king ul . ’ 1stance ne citizens are [i0cCai he "Se Re ae a ak . - : As Gescribed = b) the Londen ‘ ~ . _—s ‘ F 2 BS 5. ii Vee bd . “Mudio and Gallery.” Times ~T : it ‘to rece fheir (‘aeaar to Rome ' .. ~s. , 2 See :. - VE a : MB = or . . , , s+ bk ) obs, ogee ae ee _— Louts ary is are @) ~ le / mon attenrpts to dazzie him wit! ; aan ) 3 Se hee Gd e Pa cell s | => | | ; FS oe ie $ A These are the well-knows, = Ss Se Bes > os - * * 4 in doing sO. (hough he rue o> a " os : I give thee”. and | , Ae aa ye eos 3s ay ' Four c+ : : A ) : : Sx> | lw . . Sage J ng sounds « the trumpet a ma- ; ‘ , ’ . BS Be oe at ~ M oi m th - ' sie a oeeny have surpassed OR ee Net el ellen “te Si Th wee } | \] fF Seeley Washing 4 wat he ets recent one-nie Meoence and horror al! the eo —— 20 or 3 ar 1 VAARNSCINS - - eh ' aig > he SS rin ‘ ai ee na id, are shown her Ing ones. he saved pbi« er “imax i fi y —_~ *, , S ts a “ i We are offe g .. ut." the pewerful marin The act ends with the first of CELUPe Ar | = aS ee ney ” “‘oused muc! rmirat! grbct Gpuuindniar seemee of the op- wx Cn 4 | , Sse a demonstrators while they juild, in. jplnee® Snementil - — = P.. i ; > Fawr irrvr : @! tm; last, at this extre j ing the visiter spew entertan Of | ipon entering th as 47m artist The rejection of the Seema monet leaves something SO"! TP'Nion all ranks and clasco SP] The Popular Woman Rete > ' ai = low price on most , 5 | — Pesifien afferding th last act al .. - *?iL.\ #a some: 7 " ‘ “ the e ‘- hs. &. » *% ry ~erome if UViILIMA! ely : ha! word - Dp oD. ome “aL AL distance it require Should have to be used in connec. ‘ *¢S@° 2nd Nero, at last banishing | K ; . * Om with it, will be tha: through - me ery mounts the triumphal 7 Pai | eeps ong tive terms. “- nett @ Fog, [he ow-tone @ut its four crowded aris —_ ar which will carry him bDack to es ee li 3 ‘Toge, unk” end the smell ad he cit ' “he Can ft STOD iong om) . — . a « ‘e , , e' : ae @pouch is = (ef: The carefully ™ wy ae 50.1, SQOpping, cance, . . ® + the Tide” are ditferin: eee tterary irama harily a) athe second “ muwe aot | here, there, everywoere. She wil like the com- : These Machines wash clothes absolutely clean without in- ¥ man | lows e oer the musi and the ori eets are seen ridic lling the mm , fort ot lohar - . aie : . ifn ¢ © . b ; ers arnier ex +h i? five be Geueic itself is not always str ne “ePries with which they impress :} re! * : Le Essture Arch shoes Because no jury, are easy and safe to operate, are dependable, trouble- 4 _ +COonta ning divers find nah Te * ? re : - . . . . 7 win . —* . alii « DT Ti. s.ncst0. 00, | peeple, Nelo comen to Gorehi; | such comfort has been offered her before... and met> proof and will give a lifetime of service. They are guar- 4 * “The Whirtpool” ts a plait @bove ‘he mechanism the stage and is confronted in the magic m | . because thev are so stvlish . “.* a ‘"etric arr + sie iJ : : a i” iz ee ; . il i vil s sO mM or esoen — “ al ran ement - into the ideal a: mosphere which is : the make ot Asteria : ' ‘Rr cCrearer:|) nw . } — erepe ae anteed to be in perfect condition. ‘a ‘eecting — _ - of on = . FLEXIBLE eTacel se To one Wwouid imagzine (pact tnev "were ; + 7 *« cerrni.ra An VAS ane - e sre. - F i . S.A \ sf 7 “ lo et da mgd ‘or arch suppor) at the 42 or rr becker _emvfort Pa: wwe” rain-a- ul ; ge ett a . of Aang | am he es ’ - te hb . : MEnt. color, ete... are imaginative aimosphere. The r- the world in slavery At her em- . eee o ated before the main pur tain is raised in sien i r¢ : a. ne brace. however Nero discovers hear ~ 7 & scene on the Appian Way a no goddess, Dut a morta! 1} | r ae 7 Droblem ach. its monuments oming n He smashes the idole V ry aS e a 3 “ | Berdanter have been ta th ) ea , ' , spare his street serene Waguety above the shadows, wh le . burning = nte = : * “ae Snow Flies in the (us two fieures are ereni: _ Mou ef the o : a * tt .! ad , o ince to aes | gue 7 These Tubs Are Made tO Ge =: *20r8 2 » -o~ taine4 *) wolces echo ne one Mher in fr ck whethe - o , _ ~ , — Meets Of somE Mingle with those stitious of Emperors mish: _ WITH THE EFEETURE-FIT HEEL i) i g Te. F he original " ‘| They Have Made Fashion Comfortable | @ Regularly Sell for $7.50 she 4 > Dose ane ona — ee g k eo ' z e the rentineis ‘2i'if@ the wa! LAVO SO er hy T"ummeryv a : ; en the ag wae the strange Le sooner * because a! , : Ef. *d out in soft washes of gra ll ee | matnicida”™ (Rrough (he act (he music lacks the 1 . stone bu)! $i scr fen@ieg motive of the & Christians the Center ‘a FA] {OUS BARR CO. g just - Sion, Ninth street fre ' coal tet” Nero. pursued by meorhid «: eat y PRERHARDT the faucets te the washing machine. s Studi. ; ym the art s ee aes a yowerer "or (AAD WEIDEMAN E. v EISENB GERI AND % ‘0 ‘mh the ty "ot! - the immensity of hie eri: : ) | 2615 North i4th § INBACH LAND BOOT SHOP desirable height climinates stooping | ee "ad Fellows Builds es on — ee be 3 ' oe : . Zz : . as 4 Fons ‘. . ANSTEDT SHOF OQ é . ‘ nh t. "Sl4 ivory Are 24:4 Namra Brdag- . “aa ;. lires a “ug gestive softness Geshe o hie ™ — ; “ , a ‘Ss (32078 (he sim | ‘26 South Broedwer ELGE OMARA READER SHOE CO _GEO BELKFE : . bending. They are emptied by a : ¥ oF th an eceurate photegraphi eoUn } ur stian-e . x ‘Re North | mon Bi va. - 45i6! Ave. -6 > Gorwron Ave . ve ; ntiy } ted sto ; k. % a Precision 4 iriginally rite: oni , | ‘ CONVe ye } aA “_Aippewsa Sr With his eniry Le = a . an apo ae ell met he —~7 | SKIND @ BONS, Bellewilie HUELSMAN SHOE CO. . . Peerice ayn memmnse of the eenhia " ee : : | Bure. mm tor the fire? time w = : — ‘628 North | 4ch Se ia he arres 7 - oem e P ee | vieleat foriesi mo * Fhe h Prod uces 7. \e . iite ape Rea ; , ~ 7 —~ M4 tween ee and ewtritng be ar electric effect DY i (#eF ae zHe af Pome « > = 4a P ’ at . . . q , ' ~ ; e lve ‘ ; i Bud le; tail buildings, with 7. tage p % | oe . + eee I ; 7 te Ppropriate to the si : ’ 3 ; —_ . + a ; “d tm the artist's title of _ @f tome rathe: than DY Musica! cea ®, afd it is presented with music ure That us Velertuoase! typical Sich Combines « Senlieness of

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-, a i ' ’ : —_ ” — — the only St. Leais evening ted Press news service. $ CASH Delivers It! ale of ectric hines ORS) With Two in-a-Tubs 20 = _—a l SS FS FS — mad Gosnell —— - ir — r —— — 3 Ta. $1 Cash olivers It! are the well-known, nally advertised Hur- Washing Machines. are offering these »nstrators while they at this extremely price on most attrac- erms. 7 — Fe fe J pe clean without in- pendable, trouble- . They are guar- ; FREE With ‘This Sale s Are Made to bell for $7.50 Ea. wonderful convenience; ry, just roll them from washing machine. Their eliminates stooping and are emptied by a con- stopcock. is Outfit Sp Fd —- - - ———-— + —_——_ —— — i CONveyed it — PPM Lr er Pee mon co a - URLESQUE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —» EE I IT etait iee teens the SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 25. 1994 CIRCUIT | = —_ ————— (Convright oe ee _ » > " ba ™ 2 be. tee oe Se nog bad ho Shed n ~ “ SB Oe . 5 - y . r, » 2 , Na "Oty ae This is. Princess Hotsey Totsey, the big extra feature of “The Kewpie Belles.” See how she wriggles to the Oriental strains of “It’s Always May- time ,.Down in ._Dixie.” SAS RARER OST Rash: £ aug . ig] . ’ RO OS RRA LIOR ee 4, aw . ae “Studio and Gallery.” IVE Sst louis ts are ex Mubiting groups of their works at the Todd forming the display which continucs until dune } Four of Tom PP Mires which will be remembered from, the artist's recent one-man » Show at the Guild, 4 cf tid Studia, are shown here. ny ® “Bound Out,’ the pewerful marin Which 4roused much admiration art ame Guild, placed immediate!) facing the Visitor upon entering thr Sallery, this picture the Barnet: S “frozen is position affording t" distance it the and Tid requires low-toned the rugged are differing og,” ‘. bank’’ Turn of t he Moods : Paul Bi rdanier exhibits five pic- Ures Containing lems. “The Stometri- Inters diversified Whirlpool” arrangement ®\cting the central « prob- is a plain of an “XX” anvas and the to and aT e “ait of Var ‘lpe oOccUupnvinkg int triangular area effect of angles light hefore Probley Berdanier his les in : ? :- coat, the etc.. Ated Done and Could Suces to spare > "When the main pur- have been in- ene, o (‘an- | Bains com labored detail it now con- b tal ’ © picture re hed thy Original nicety of feeling j DOssesse when first it was _e Out in soft washes of gray Purple Idealizing the grim a of dark stone buildings seen Bong Ninth street from the artist's Rudio in the Odd 1 street Ri Snow the would have tulres & suggestive softness rath- “f than 4n accurate. photographic hy Precision YYriginally this canvas S message of the snow oe Fweeping and ewtriline be M the tall buildings, PUbtlety Appropriate to the Amp tied in the artist’s title simile of the ‘llows’ Building, | in anatomical with a ’ y has edge the painting. But now the been carefully w hisk« d Postoffice roof the chimneys the painters notes deprive we found off the and is safely of the smoke from ) directed bv brush Such artificial much of the pleasure the Rerdanier'’s us original sketch. “Keffect rapid I \ioon 9 °* . q*ere caf! light is a Bors study of reflecte on a perpendiculat is kept in silhouette ~ wel eolor brushwork the tre¢ 2 or the force and power CARPENTER MNUSit RhkbD cluded a bit greenery exhibited here Light’ and of the gallery. nrevent of red artist's , ‘lan ovels pattie his pic- called among it is hangs on Its brev- al tures “Evening wall nor? Ivric This lit tie south ity does its charm nor? the eway its lines and colors picture serious! stronger pleasant soothing with his “Autumn hve ot warn vers c*avt sids of , , not to be ita Vieayv the we rk, is Compared and ning’’ with its wealth and richness, it 18 a ¢ omplet “Autumn Evening” con reds and while pale ains Site. strong mingled has ly evening ereens and sone blues A Proto Rican hance for brilliance leas adulteration of pure « with its absence ol! shadow to subje« a sharp ef dif- har St ene affords this time with “o) te The picture ft gives contrast and is widely ferent from (‘arpenters us n,onious blend “The Convalesce! ic attractively ha ndled drawing and general ‘The of in- ie well managed A owing fect of ual a t.’ a study ot figure group. | . composition problerm direct lighting slight rise in key in portraying the The snappy juve- nile, in the snap- py clothes, doing a snappy song and dance. This act is in Egypt, where we meet two Ameri- can millionaires doing Egypt. The plot has to do with the awaken- ing of Cleopatra from her sleep of many years “How’s your liver saute?” asks Cleopatra of the waiter “Fine; how’s yours?” says he, and the fight is on. y w) 4 as . ~4 7 ~a* wanes ve ‘ “ ss x . -* 4?.* ~ + . ‘ aes a PAN. Aine: ~ Oe, SS ”~ ~~ st. The soubrette getting real intimate with an elderly member of the audience. The elderly member, although he knows it’s all part of the show, will be in a warm glow all the rest of the evening. 194.) ste OUIS POST-DISPATC ely ——————————— —————— Drawn by W. E. Hill for the Sunday Post-Dispatch The opening medley, showing twelve members of the “Giddy Belles” com- pany rushing hither and yon to the dulcet notes of “Barney Google ? The young man who sells bricks of ice cream, assort- ed chocolates and surprise packets between the acts. : O Soo 5! ~~ 7 Ln ee ON es ve . : ay e 2 nw ne wr. ae ee is the selection. ce Miss Edythe La Trobe, prima donna de luxe with the “Winken, Blinken and Nod Girls,” is doing a refined operatic number while they change the scene backstage “Kiss Me Again” — a ,| glimpse of a through the open door is splendidly the Skrainka’s Nilon Skrainka s bor, ~ ae red of velopments. trials the ade this cls tion and mt 4 the. lier ‘ ha cesstul balanced - | i a It can } to | at ae oe by CHV: _s ("tt Louis pirituell: naraity Le Lye ny other way is possible; University Has Selected eof this) - Courses for Students During ll be highly | ; Siebert SIX Weeks Season. at ss if yt ‘* . ? prpprica lat a? ja it w ~ | fine nas in efart fy will open group suMmMimet session i — FORMATION OF NEW CIVIC 3 ioe 1 oe MUSIC LEAGUE ANNOUNCED .",,0", "crn! sts “wees Sia? qT) a for un » courses crraduate stud weeks. Inmtude Giving of regularly Distinguished se ee . university and in ad Sscason. - :; ‘or teachers | ‘ oOurses La Activities to Five Concerts by Artist. bach pt) St offered for the full term hy ne of feature The Civic Musi murses ti) © [eat ation will be a ind rey | | & ¢ hoo!l it wi i } © possib ‘ by al until »ke #e1X UNIS of credit tending the summer sess! Julv 26 nm its close, ' in all de- iniversity and ii K W. Shipley. direc Summer Sess ion that eo only courses “= f wai offered in fhis departme ni ry \a Physical Education Big actor. » - — | ‘ry Physical educatior courses Wwoicn ) = . " , * were inserted in the curriculum fol ) ule PT ere! recent passing of the rui¢ Department of Educa- , —. , Tri sat Hoo the lowing hoped ped sht a sufficien hw the State il] he obtained to sell public s | al yrator in occupy P| progr ATT tion that evers have physical large part sed G ge I. ifthe Odeon by mem his education surmmmer director of Physi will AS no general seat will eale for the : is concer A im the q°av7Tri To" 7g? Citizgene C ’ , rrean’y 100 and nivers! women interested in. «; ‘ducati at ‘ formed the eagcue ha NMiavet dents men tne the lHien- colloborator iT} Dr as his of these courses, 6 rrLuUsSi = 14) be esa T) have heen and F Thoma: Hedges, McNally. Office rf iirection announced is Kiel WwW. A. Vesper Ww and vice presidents; for the himeae!t land State of Missourt, the that re * ] 4 v : seanc * ; and Ray Garland rowurscs only professors ‘wo of is stated teach It treasurer LLL OL LA ey S& Curtl director of Hygiene | associate professors of the reg- faculty will be included in the ‘hing staff. In certain special jects the faculty will sup- by from other unl their par- and be plemented men versities distinguished in ticular fields. Although session will summer of Six in the ing Archi- continue eight ial subjects for war of 12 weeks recently cur the regular have a term certain of will weeks, and spe a period course in journalism the univ offered tor weeks, courses School|s Knginee: and tecture for veterans, for The introduced rsity lve the sefudents riculum will summer Pian to Broaden School, rector Shipley states tha effort to i , ing oe echool ona par with sum eeseions at other «reat urban Hie wh St ecdus al ‘reitie« qa \s ‘TT see no Louie should not ar onal center itt j surimer as weil ja 3 the win hat one might be hools f ontrary expect the three svnmn eotuntr’ ‘ f the argest en lee larece It ir the ment are ated r? rm on the rol edge of evident ie of small * prefer to spend their the of of the thai ‘hers wns and rurai large centers oniv becanste advantages, but the opportunities eurmroers in population not also of a educational of large cit hecause St Louis is reple’ with such and (opera of mu- Arta for Missour! the student islled Historical of history.” the will eonduct both for study The Municipal much to offer the \Wluseum of Fine af oppor funities recreation has ai: lor aa 5 the art the the etudent Rotanical Gardens for Peotarn the collec. of for of uNMputly Missouri etudent tions the Society the uring the surmmer session School! of Engineering utilizing aft experiment inn a cooling system. the | heating system of the university as | The of the Rev. J. J GOLDEN JUBILEE OF THE REV. J. J. HEAD Pastor of St. Columbkille to Observe Fiftieth Year in the Priesthood May 30. Sacerdotal Hlead, tion of his 50 vears of priesthood, will he Colurmbkilte, The Colden Jubllee in celebra- held at his church. &S Michican Nianv preside avenue ane Davis street aa Archbishop (jlennon will There will |! a full Head John N be assistant priest, the solernn hign ceremonials T? will sing the jgent will tev, PL G the Rev. Ed- “he Jobn with Father mAss Re, mass Tne ble, deacon and Walsh oO Connor ri sermon subdeacon will by Rev. of St. Pius’ Church Head ordained 1 Patrick's Collere TIre- first Amerie. at Iron Mountain, Mo. Tater he went to Montgomery City. where he remained 14 years It waa dur ing this time, in 1887, that he offi- elated at the funeral of Gen. Ber- nard Pratt of St. Louts for of ward he the Lyons Father 1874 at St land Tiis in was char WAS \liavor and firet Roeatmen's Bank. one time while that asec. Father Head was in charge churches six towns. where now eight prierts for ed Lovie ‘wo terms president the At tion of there the work in iT are he cover He came S' Church of the Annunciation and La Salle atreets, In 1888. Fight narrowly the St Louls cyclone steenie of the church was blown over upon his house house wae destroyed. and Father Head, who was on the sec- to to the veare later he escaped death in when the i, 7 ' given Ling. /-Bachelor of —— ond floor. was carried through te the basement. After rebuilding the, church, he remained there until 10 years agu, he was transferred to &t. (‘olumbkille 28 LINDENWOOD GRADUATES TO GET DEGREES TUESDAY Degrees for the completion of four years’ college work will be at 10 o'clock Tuesday mortie at Lindenwood College, to 28 graduates, 16 of whom receive the Arts degree, 19 the Beience degree, one when Bachelor of /Master of Music and one Bachelor 1¢ | '“DLife’'s Greatest of Mouoale. There will also be JI others to receive the Assoctate in Arts degree for finishing the junior college course. The commencement addresa, Experience,” wttl be made by the Rev. Dr. Harry (, Rogers of Kansas City. The Lindenwood Hymna willl be sung in processional, and the Lindenwood prize song of the year, by Mimses Virginia Symns and Elizabeth Bates, will be sung by the student body. Mies Ruth Alexander fs te sing a solo, and Misses Martha Whalcy and Carolyn Sheets will sing a duet. The degrees and oth- er honors will be bestowed by President Joha L. Roemer, assisted by Dean Lucinda Templin. A Line denwood prize song of a year age, written by Misses Jessie Schaper and Alberta Shell, will be sung in receessional, ; Eighteen prizes are to be award- ed, ranging from echolarship te athletics, and from good howe. keeping to costume designing. In Sixth | the latter fleld, a new prize of the year is the Nellie Don award fer the most original design for ©@& house dress and the most practical hand | dress attractive completed house” The donor is Mra. Nelle ~ Donnelly, a manufacturer of oe sas City, who graduated at L& phe wood 10 years ago. f ‘g

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STNDA YT. MAY 25, 1974. SUNDAY, it 4 STINNS POST-NISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the merning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED WAY geo tie rn - —_— PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS - + = PHOTOPLAY THEA PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ‘Sy PHOTOPLAY THEATERS } POST-DISPATCH CAMPAIGN } FOR FREE ICE FOR BABIES” FUND TO OPEN TOMORROW Twentieth Season in This Charitable Work to : Help Save Children Will Be Officially In- 4 ~ augurated With Hope of Raising $6000 —Several Contributions Already Made. ————— eee ee - - ——— —————— SO oe es OO ee = - GRAND CENTRAL MURRAY Now Is the Time Come in This W -Room 0; OS: .. ees oe a Convenient T: If You Have | ae ee oS te, Ys WIR Pl ra s ~ Aion, gee ‘ 2 tw o-wnm — manne re ae 2h roy ‘, eee «Sa Ma tee Oe -—— __._._ renal .- | CONTRIBUTIONS. thovean4d. This increased mortality “Polar Wave Ice & Fuci Co. $100.00 rate among infants in St. louis Pree. ST Bs as y= ‘a Be ens le ~ s tv Sie : ES Rae: as . : ‘on ai J a ha ee tS ae 1 ys oN ee 1 “Ben Akita Aid Society. Mr«. forces our city to surrender firs‘ | ae Mary Adeiberg, Trea« ®5,00 position among other large cities to yi, ao M. Léttmann, $904 Mc- New York, whose mortality record ‘ f a Pherson avenue 500 for last year was considerabiy \WIZARD SETie WURLITZER' A M = RICA'S QUEEN Or 1) Diatertainment, 5517 Wa- lower than ours F | ~ "‘~erman armoe as $25 Theoretically the Post-Dtspatch ; DANCE AND FASHION, IN “Don Houses. Poppy Show. Free Ice for Babies’ Milk Fund be-* / . . Tey Auction and Fudge longs to the hundreds of chi'dren j Double Picture . Sale by six emall girs 125 who annually assist in its support Programme / 4 oe a by money which they earn throug" j ~Toal “tal Sh ae ne $134.50 fiving amateur entertainments ane = — conducting lemonade stands and ‘ rr t'« tid > a ie = = 7 OMORROW the Post-Dispatch enon benefits. For the past sev @ ©&. Free Ice for Babies’ Milk Fund eral vears, as the need for the work a . of the fund has grown. organiza- —* mn it twentieth sunmer mM ope 5 ioe tione a? adu ta have heen of grea’ ' , unas wt ro’ iA ' “campaign for funds to rf aasistance in making up the tota! e city's tenement children, \ | caes s. = ‘ MEMEEie mork toward raising «| needed for the emension of the ee- | BE a - ~ se J © families in which there are | i greater need than ever e- 7 = pS hies or email children wil! be eS rt peewn-aee SS ee ef. | ie. unter the éirection of | ‘°°? With those of the i : 1 a as Bn agent of the Ice Fund, who will © © work for the — & =. wpersonaliy investigate the merits _ Preliminary Work Started. of each application for hot weather a I reliminary work for the Post- relief. The distribution of pure *’ spatch Free Ice for Babies’ Mil« Milk to these families will be Fund has been going on for some made. thia vear as last. throuch ©™®*. A genera! letter to all work- The St. Louls Pure Milk Commis- *' of whom the Fund has the glen under the budget provided for "ames and addresses was sent out them by the Community Chest. and last week. The list ts by no mears the activities of the Post-Dispatch complete, since full lista of work- Wund workere will be concentrated °™S and complete addresses are not : j ins .\ en the disrensing n> ce . . ee . : be Pe s are '"—Deuring the period from May 15 reported or donations are made HIS wonderful Fiber pieces bought separate heavy enamel finish ans ae Peer Nem manatee —eMTITITI LLL LLL ULELLLT eree ARSENAL © 3°73 Ac! HAROLD LLOYD | in “GIRL SHY"’ sil 1 SHAW to Oct 1 last year nearly $6009 Then too. tn the acdressing a =~ aves bes reas, : Was expended. and a total of 664 undreds of envelopes some mis Nesuaiee ed families received ice through the takes are natura’ly made, so ‘hat . + ee Fund Thies vear it is estimatea *rTme * orkers whose names and by Investicators and others in touch | #ddresses are on the Ice Fund rec- Sith families who are dependent TAS may not have received their pen the charitably inclined citi- | /etters. This explanation is made sense of St. t.ouis for this summer; %° that every worker may know “oo that {t was the intention to gend - me . eee — => TIVOL! 22ers TODAY ONLY Joha W. Stahi’s Preductiea “Why Men Leave Heme” ard S All-Star Acte of AGNES AYRES and TONY MORENO Ito “BL _ QS t — James Kirkweed ané Lila Teceseary. that approximate y families wil! need ice etters to all. and that this was a 5 Pian to Double Amonnt. done as far aa possibile SS \ VAUDEVILLE in “Lere’s Whiripest” The Polar Wave Ice and Fue! For those who did not receive S oe | — ——— 3 See our Special 3-Door ia? . amed Youth” | LINDELL Finest Vauéertile Refrigerator at ........ ané “Breathless Memeste.” Co. will again furnish the greater ‘etters. and also for the informa- | &®R Ae eRe RAR RAAA : So indies acon aeiaiaie Bortion of the ice dietributed by ition of the readers of the Post. ene fund at approximate’, 29 per Dispatch, the genera! letter, ad .- Gent lees than the regeular consum- dressed to the “Members of the erm fate and the management of Free Ice for Babies’ Milk League aa . oH REALS Wl 8 aoe re the fund plans ‘o double the is quoted herewith clita amount distributed daily, giving 3° The activities of the Post-Die- AMUSEMENTS = = Geunds instead of 15 pounds [Oo natch League for work ong the RN ANTI AN AWAVAVAV Awan, ague for * among . UNININNINARAARR Aya : “Jj iN , PLA oN \VA\\ each family under its care The destitute babies and small children V Pelar Wave Ice and Fuel ‘0. of St. Louis will be concentrated NOW YING VA\ Va. Wishes to call attention to the fact again this summer, as last, on the ¢ that tt makes no cliarge for ice to 4tetribution of tee to those fam- OLIVE AT GRAND =e anyone whom the fund recom- ilies having little ones whose bread- WEEK mends, provided that such persons winners are unable to purchase this can srrange to call at one of the rita. summer neceselty The work C0 SUNDAY MAY 25 Blue, Gray or White Enameled Gas Ranges 692 ET LEPELP PLE EPIL TEC rT Par a Py cee Eee Lt] | pe ooo > 7 oh eh eC OKOONee elertete(eleseteceketesere: ee" - 0 eel eS Se - a” “OLIVE-t NIVERSITY. LCSION. TAVYELOR 45D WARAET Carne To _ SVREST PARA; BES SERVICE TO THEATER. ALi. PREOPLE’s ™ ALSO MOVIES N ’ OTOR BLS LIVES DIRECT TO THEATER. : “ re WEEKS BEGINNING TOMORROW NIGHT —_ Vig — | ‘h . -_— _ HAMILTON AND FASTON AVS G Hich-class veuedeviliec and feature phete- ) | GRAND ° | 22¢ 45¢ | RIALT aouve | Decoration | 22ers as 9 Monday, May 26 to Sunday, June 1 inclusive. ° Performances Nightly at 8:15 Sharp — °CYS TA ae He THEATER Program Changed Monday and. Tharsday HUSBANDS ~ JULIAN EDWARDS’ ROMANTIC COMIC OPERA i ait ¢ pals. OPENive TODAY. MAT. | een ‘v Leres of Family Pienie Grounds 7 : , & Tenie Food fer less of song. BPANCE PAViLion , ALL-STAR CAST—CHORUS OF 30 aa Peaenty ts AvILION Carl Fletcher g Co. at Principal Points. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF SO With SNevelty Features Galore And Other All Str. Alabama been waiting for. Star Acts New Racer Dipe—‘SNew Giant Ceneter 7008 MILES _— = ged Waves regular stations for of supplying pure milk to these ' MATINEE ed $ - Deeeraing to statietice from t} - now ay age yb » a THE d Fastest Ceomed % = Sue | tare gh the Community Chest ae joe of the Health Commissioner. “At least $6000 ts needed to tur- | WOODWARD PLAYERS Ever Shows. 7 i leon odpm for 1923 ae nish ice to ail the families whose IN qd =n a . . ’ among children tiny member: r ene ent wy - ~~ ; They hb less than one year old, an increase the we of pt Powe. eaiipaeetine THE GREATEST o> a - aie rh five burners, ine or more oor 10 per cont over 1922 thetr behalf A few hours’ ia bor—- MYSTERY COMEDY ~ biA RO] 1} = 2 «5 a os “oven. With Seanamnne =— poe ee. 5.7 Ceaths per Centinued on Next Pace. f ’ EVER WRITTEN “The FLAMING YOUTH GIRL F | 7 , ; >, e We consid thi 4 — COLLEEN MO PP LLOYDS Women’s wiles! OB eee — > 4 | we ee sn = The Benen THE BAT EEN ORE ' rw ive omen’s wiles! Ts ff he Hawaiian ‘ in ee meGird Shy me 6) oo ose +, A = — nae School f 177 ° The First Time This Play PAINTED » & » 2 oP ve ? . es @ and QUICK ME. Of JIVUSIC Has Ever Been Presented ) He couldn t resist ae = AF ftheS a Open Even! NB ew of the wae «Phone Lindell 4204 Greed oad Ome oid cnn Prices A JAIZ FROLIC PACKED ight Reels of Joy a a @ Offered 50 CENTS PER LESSON = Seats Held 24 Hours Only WITW LAUGHS AND GUGBL ING Romance, Thrills. ee — | a} TREE | FEF—NO CHARGE FOR wreic Matinees Sun.. Thers., Sat. MERRIAN WITM THE TURILLS Be x PRE INSEROMENY SPER 7A | Nest—eir ond Warmer | OF ORG Conti _ BRIVOLI- s Rug De BS pes tno erwcarase cons Fgh — : ; Sixth at Olive. Ti — Bf Janssee ana i - ree copy ef ong frit Summe@e Moon oa a 2 g COMING NEXT SAT. H wif all mel | ae ss MAIL COUPON Lome z 3 : : om a on:s 9: demieacna q\ i % 2» i fo otten - pattem. fA td ~ ee . ll, ek ‘4: OP Ze Waltona "tena felt base - s trusting wife eB _ om Yo ° stun Tl, FURST N | ee hie to th : Sq 3 wtouan TL, FIRST NATIONAL HIT CINDERELLA put to the = Drunswick Art Sq | VICTOR PCORD FLAMING YOUTH _o = IN@LUDING - a ORCS TRA at (3 WAS rInNST = \' Theater , —_ Chsvetins & lows . a — alte . iT) if “Wwe. CC. Maehl's (on rehestra JACK WYATT CS wesevooNe Ts, eS eat test—that's : - m ; id . ly _~si. 5 2 , an ~ > UNICIPAL OPERA _2s20's BRR 25882" Mego g MICRA PARE ace: 8 a: : SCOTCH LADS fix TAINS Bruce Besson at Modewm Bay 2 * —- 3 A ®) Thers. & Fri —Shadow of the East = | = = TELEPHONE, MAIN 4000 _ | Sunday, June Ist, 1924 eee P acket Co. Haller’s Bird Store P L A “. T I G R A M = * F [men iciraL THEATER TICKET OFFICES OFEN NIGHTLY aT t ocLocK ee At Our Home Grounds. -— 6 Main 46. S23 Freakin Av. St. Leute The Nevelty Sensation of the Century—-Visuaiizing te te f = Coming— ihe Ges 4667 BATUBAL BRIDGE AV. “THIKD DIMENSION. 4 ? 7004 Lnter'ainment 18) Singen e, 4 “CROMWELL speabing wi : NOW! ig : = of New York Durteg 1923 the Peet-Diepatch ° q } SAVE time t= SELECTING the Printed 154.534 Heal Estate and Continuous — N W Co W Hell Glew im The quickest way to cet bh HELP yeu NEED by stating vour Fer™ 44° — =4.655 more thes the Sa z ’ rer wearer 2° 20 Bp 4 S}ceuce nety — noch s Pet-De-|anus MCLEE oi =< 1 PM-11 Pm patch Wart ad. threug ST-DISPATCH WANTS | | ‘

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SUNDAY, MAY 25. 1924. TOTOPLAY THEATERS - eee = — AGNES AY RES and ‘ryt MORENO to “BI, SHAW . James Kirkwood and Lila Lee in “Love's Whiripest” LINDELL ein Vanéeritie and “Rreathless Moemente.” wiles! ’t resist y wife to the at’s JERING DS 9 fa “married you have for. ere >» ATTRACTION— IGRAMS ‘ —, isualising the ‘NOW! Continuous 1 P.M.-11 P.M. Daily POST-DISP. ATC H alone has 57,000 MORE C ve Cire Circulation than BOTH other wre newspapers COMBINED . Ey Pees Wet ayer eT eee | Se —— “June Beritles’ , Now Is the Time to Buy Your Home Outfit. Come in This Week and See Dux Special 3- Room Outfit $ 469 Convenient Terms May Be Arranged If You Haven’t the Ready Cash. | suauecauseese | = a ve ‘ ° Da Ws 4 aay Chair ...$11.50 Rocker . > Settee ..$2450 Table . Chaise Longue . qs wonderful Fiber Suite may be had complete or the pleces bought separately. It is splendidly constructed with heavy enamel finish and upholstered in a E00d quality of cretonne. .$11.50 . $12.40 Special Sale Gibson Porcelain-Lined Refrigerators All Have One-Piece Porcelain Linings 50-Ib. size... pD4.00 size..... 901.00 See our Special 8-Door Refrigerator at Blue, Gray or White Enameled Gas Ranges $ 92° They have large cooking = 1 with five burners, in- uding simmerer: has 18- oven with rust-proof oven. We consider thig one of the best Stove values ever rhown. a + We Show a Large Line of BUCK’S and QUICK MEAL Stoves and Ranges A Few of the Special Values Now Being Offered in Our Large Rug Department Jxl2 ft. Japanese Grass ID Be e.g 6 6 is tw baad J/x1l2 ft. Palmetto Rugs: beautiful patterns x12 ft. Seamless Axnfinster Rugs; Oriental RNG Tloral patterns... co sobecccsesesccecdwocss Gold Seal Congoleum; Cork Linoleum; burlap square yard - back: squar®é yard. Waltona Rugs; felt base; Armstrong Linoleum §xi2-foot 15 75 9x13 ft. size ooo met . size Felt base: Brunswick Art Squares; #:12 1. si:-. Eight-Piece Queen. Anne Dining-Room Suite This beautiful set consists of large buffet, oblong ir—all te table, five tapestry seat dining chairs and one arme hair—all to match and finished in rich American walnut; first-class con Struction. ae Easy Payment Terms Arranged on Any Purchase | Buetiner'’s N. W. Corner Washington Av. at Ninth St. TTT TTT TTT lle * ' : B : Ai . a } . & ’ »* " ] su:0unSuHFONHEGSESSEEESEEOCEEOEEEEAE of ' private me No Paid Solicitors for Free Ice for Babies Milk Fund Tr POST-DISPATCH Free Ice for Babies Milk Fund, again wishes to call to the attention of the public that it has no solicitors of cash contributions and requests that it be notified tmmediately by telephone of any attempts at street or house-to-house collec- tions of money in the fund's name. Cash donations proper- ly should be gent direct to the fund in care of the cashier of the Post-Dispatch. All will be acknowledged in the Post-Dis- patch. To prevent any possibility of dishonesty in the-fund’s name, the public is requested to give no money in any way or to do- nate any supplies to anyone claiming to be working for the fund who is a stranger. It is desired that as far as possible child workers sell tickets and solicit supplies for carnivals, ba- zaar and refreshment stands among persons with whom thev are acquainted. Amateur entertainments in the name of the fund are not approved unless the entire re- ceipts, less necessary expenses, go to help the babies. _POST-DISPATCH ICE FUND WILL OPEN TOMORROW Continued from Preceding Page. a handful of pennies—may mean life itself to some little fighter of the tenements who is already heav- ily handicapped in the battle for existence. “Will you do your share again | this year in raising a fund to pro- vide hot-weather relief for these little ones in the city’s tenement districts? “We feel sure that the babies can |}again count upon your enthusiastic | | help. “Yours for a record year, ‘THE POST-DISPATCH FREB ICE FOR BABIES’ MILK FUND. (Twentieth Year.) A circular of information to} workers accompanied each letter. One of the most important parts relating to cash collections appears in connection with this article, and other quotations from the circular follow: TICAETS—Biank form tickets with spaces for the address of the place of entertainment, admission price and date of entertainment, will be supplied free upon appli- cation to workers giving benefit en- | tertainments. The use of these, tickets is not compulsory, but they |will be supplied to all who wish | to save the expense of having spe- | cial tickets printed. BUTTONS AND MEMBERSHIP OARDS—New buttons of revised cards | dated 1924 will be presented to all | design and membership children who take part in affairs to help the poor babies, when re- | ports of affairs are made. All ad- | ditions to the fund will be ac-| knowledged with names of work- ers, in the columns of the Post- Dispatch. PLACARDS—Workers cream sales can obtain placards upon application. ten request will bring the required number by mail. NO WAR TAX—tThe law plac- ing a tax on amusement tickets provides that it shall not be charged when an entertainment is entirely for the purpose of raising money for purely charitable uses by a bonafide charitable organiza- tion. Persons giving entertain- ments. all of the receipts of which less necessary expenses, go to the Free Ice for Babies’ Milk Fund need not. therefore, charge a war tax on admissions. This statement is approved by the Collector of In- | ‘ternal Revenue in St. Louis as be- | ing a correct interpretation of the law so far as it applies to Free Ice Fund entertainments. An exception would be itn the ease of a theater proprietor giving an “Ice Fund Night,” sharing the receipts of the night with the fund. The usual war tax would then be charged, because only a portion of the receipts would go for charita- | ble purposes and the remainder to individual, the theater owner. The Free Fund does not approve amateur entertainments in its name unless the entire receipts, less necessary expenses, go to help the babies. Some Contributions Already Made. Although the Post-Dispatch Free Ice for Babies’ Milk Fund will not commence the work of its twentieth season until tomorrow. several contributions have already been received to aid in beginning the season's distribution of ice. The first large contribution of the 1924 season came from the Po- lar Wave Ice and Fuel Co. It was a check for $100, and was accom- panied by'a letter assuring con- tinued co-operation with the work of the Fund VWrembers of the Ben Akiba Ald Society sent $25 through their treasurer, Mrs. Mary Adelberg. This organization has been active 'y interested in the progress of the Ice Fund, and for several years has been one of the earliest w or}c- | ers to offer assistance. Two groups of children have al- |, ready given small benefits for the fund. Fannie Harris, Louise Spal.- ‘ing and Irene Hessel, all of Wa- terman avenue, recently presented ¢wo original plays and a miscel- laneous program at the home of Mra. G. A Spalding, 5817 Water- man arenue, earning $3.15 for the r nae Dorothy O'Donnell, Evelyn HET, Alice Victor, Earlyne Chris tine and Audrey and Alyce Mul- lines. members of the S&S. O. 5S. Club, hel4 a dollhouse and poppy show, cave a toy auction and fudge sale, realizing $1.25 for the fund, Any number |; ‘likely to be used can be obtained, and unused ones returned. desiring | to conduct lemonade stands or ice | printed | A writ- | — Ice for Babies Milk, FREE ADVICE! Our Free Health Advice Dep’t. -s | | swers any questions about your dog’ | health free. State symptoms, age, butid | | ‘in writing. @ Safe and effective | : | FREEDOG i ¢ Polk Miller’s 'famous Dog of Dogs also care, feeding and breed- ing with Symptom Chart. your free copy. Polk Miller Drug Co. Richmond, Va. quainted through the Post-Dispatch | ‘||| BOTHERED BY ANTS?) ST. LOU'S POST-DI DISPATCH ADVERTISEMENT pa ae ed pre? ee, Eee, et hl "3 nt Te a ee a ee eRe "I . — ee res _ ADVERTISEMENT TERRO ; Boo wiPEes THEM out: Cured Her | 6 18-in. aneiees and Leather-Lined sun aie eunemeale een 8 Rheumatism If Ants infest the ice box, kitchen, Hand Bags, hours or less with TERRO Ant Other Leather Bags up to $25.00 Killer. It never fails to do the work. leather Suitcases l‘inest Brief Cases medicines for li dog aliments | doesn't satisfy vou, we refund your money, : | Why suffer from Ants? Get _TERRO at once. If your dealer can ‘ not supply you, send 50 cents and Buyers and sellers become ac. 018 name, for a bottle postpaid. SENORET CHEMICAL CO. ' 644 Gratiot St. St. Louis, Mo. 51 Years at 912- 14-16 Franklin home Write for information entirely free. ' Want Columns. once before you forget Mrs. Hurst has oothing to sell Mere- | ly cut out thie oa*.ce. mall it to her | The book ia sent postpaid free to pereone with your own vane and address. and she wi!) gladly send you this valuable who clip this item ond roall it with name Write her at | and address to Dr. Park- Piles Can Be C Without Surgery Knowing from tercthie expertence the An instructive book has been suffering caused by sheumatiam. Mrs. J . Kes 2 E. Huret. who lives at 204 Davis Ave Rewilts ful J guaranteed. If TERRO nue. #166, Bloomington, I! ip #80 | thankful at having cured herself that out of pure gratitude she is anxious te | scissors. “hot” tron. electricity or any tell all other sufferers just how to get other cutting or burning method. “uno rid of their torture by a simple way at I by Dr. A. 8S. MeCleary. specialist of Kansas City how sufferers from Piles can be qubekiy and easily cured without the use of kuife, ~onfinement to bed and no hospita wo pay. The method has been a success for “5 years and in more than 9000 causes. affiteted with piles or other rectal troubles cCleary, ' view Sanitarium, Kansas City, Me, — a ° 2 e. he . Try Maps? a: ‘ . -. . ; . " " + pa. j 7 i o. : — octets SBS ws, ' | | ! — i — rs hs # eet s ei ig . t Ls : ’ Tile BE riittlig: ie ees ; ‘ 2 a Re jis / | “4 ; tebe : is y . ‘ A, . J i . : . “es e Hs ‘i nd zag; F* ’ Fat , . f 7, Yf , he iia: P Tip, # F iH bee igse cease ; 5 PRS TSS x ‘ Try FY tf — » ; reg SEE pon ce Pe el PtTN. tee). . . , pares Prt: pith. ie “ ’ s ‘ Hilts ik nd hd i i “a ; } , ¥ ee 4 Vl aas ’ Ae tS ad —At the Lowest in Price Is Offered You in Our— Week 3/355 52 for it a rit J ’ As i tep id fp ne i a O97 9 ih : er re WITH EACH OUTFIT PURCHASED _ for the rrospective JUNE 7 | aa! CHOICE preaktast Outtit Are Any Other 2 Rooms! We are fully A Aegean | our enviable reputation as being “THE HOME OF HOME OUTFITS! Year in and year out we have supplied the furniture requirements of BRIDES and in eaoh instance have made a highly satisfied customer and staunch booster for our firm. In our entire long career of merohan- dising we cari faithfully say that never before have we offered a home outfit value as exceptional as our THREE-ROOM COM- PLETE “JUNE-BRIDE” HOME OUTFIT. While our price is unusually low, the furniture Involved is of a QUALITY —_ to be obtained in outfits priced considerably more than $36 This unduplicated value is made possible by our tremendous influence with the factories that is due to the large quanti- ties in which we purchase. COME IN AND SEE THIS MAGNIFICENT OUTFIT Take Advantage of Our Liberal Terms of $3 a Week FREE STORAGE FOR FUTURE DELIVERY PURCHASES THIS $125 MASSIVE THREE-PIECE VENETTE SUITE Compare this handsome Davenette Suite. from a QUALITY standpoint and you wit” instantly appreciate ite rare value. Sturdily constructed and elegantly finished and comprises a davenette (that opens into «a =) E. COR. STH. & FRANKLIN AVE This Outfit Has Been Aenean Especially & Living-Room ceri Flas all-Marshal] loose-cushion spring- — $45 POLAR SIDE-ICER REFRIGERATOR 394% bedh > peeve ag - * t a vee yy dae. as Refrigerater. Hae gen- ereus size feed cham- bers, ice capac ity. all white enamel lined. flush deer cen- struction. 51 A WEEK —s $200 FULL-BLUE ENAMEL comfortable bed), armchair and arm rocker. —— UNUSUAL RUG VALUES! $30 Seamless 9x12 Brussels Rug WHY, attractive ern— 7 Wt NY Sal ‘for this sae to, , $49. 25 vy only. Yi $52.50 Seamless 9x12 ar a0 Ya Woven tn one piece—cexquis- $ ite design—a HRug of ecxcep- Ee rae Y baad a STORE AT'S. E. COR. 8TH & FRAI A bareaia 0 RELIABLE aan -— : ts % x 4. Te ie ar e ews i eis, 252 ,a4 ee toe 8 as ae. a ee? . 4 a . — . ore “4 : "Gee. = | - a el oy: > 2 * a 7 wae a oF oo w > ate 2 7 ? ' w fe . op Bel e “ : 3 4 — >= By —s ~ rs Fs).

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4 x4 | A Nae ‘ : | t ; The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED - de 2 ea a ee oe Oggi amis ae? eae col” shatte “ — 2 repeat, Bae es mae Bare’ B Ee taps BY {UR ae Boar a HS | ees PS Te 2 : sh 4 , re ox oe ee , > SUNDAY. MAY 25, 1924. | ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH PLANS FOR TUTTLE MEMORIAL UNDER WAY a Commitices on Solicitation of Funds to Meet at Statler Wednesday Evening. The opening campaign dinner « the Bishop Tuttle Memoria! and Endowment Fund wil! be held next Wednesday evening at Hote! Stat- ler, when men and women of Jew ish, Roman Catholic and Protestan' churches will join with the Execu tive and Campaign comraittees tn ‘discussion of plans for the cam Paign. the intensive part of which will be carried on next October The campaign is to be « nati one to honor the great churchmar ‘who was for almost 40 years one of the most distinguished citizens St Louis ever bad. He was Bishop of Missouri, with his home in St. Louis for 26 vears. and Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church of the Ll pited States for over 79 vears. He was considered one of the great pi- enecrs of the West. going there at the age of 30. when he was elected the frst Missionary Bishop of the BDpiscepa! Church to Montana Nature of the Memorial. The memorial is to be a building in connection with Christ Church Cathedrai. Bishop Tuttle's church for so many years, and it will be for ral church and community use civic program of Christ Church Cathedral has made it a great com. munity factor since it was organ- ized over a hundred years ago as the tirst F.piscopa! parish west of the Mississippi River Schuyler Memoria! House present parish house of the Cath edra!. has long been inadequate fer the many civic and diocesan demands made on it will be torn down, and when Bishop Tuttle Memoria! is erected. the big auditorium in it, which is to seat 800 will be called the Schuyler Memoria! Auditorium This will have a stage pageants and @ramas,. and may be used for com.- Munity celebrations, for lectures meetings and conferences It is planned to make the ep Tuttiec Memorial a center the Episcopal Church diocesan ac- tivities. a meeting place for na- tiena!l church activities and a gen- eral building which may be used by St. Louis men. women and chil- dren as a recreation and educa- tional center Athietic Equipment Planned. There will be a big gymnasium. a swimming pool. hand bal! courts eiub rooms for men. women and @hiidren a library and reading reome. headquarters for the Epis- copal Mission to the City Institu- tiens, headquarters Diocesan efficers and organizations. and a broadcasting station Diocesan efficers and organizations, and a' broadcasting station for lectures and services. The Rt. Rev. Frederick F. Joha- son. D. D., Bishop of Missour!, is; chairman of the Nationa! Commi'- tee; W. Frank Carter of the Cam- paign Committee Dean Willia:n Seariett of the Co-operation Com- mittee. Mrs. Harvey G. Mudd. Women's Committee: H. D. Con- die. Special Gifts Committee. * T. Wade Childress. Lists; John Lonsdale, Publicity George «., Hitehcock, Ways and Means Com- mittee: R. King Kauffman. Or- gahization Rev. Dr. W. «. Bitting ef the Second Baptist Church is chairman of the Genera! Clerzv Committee. which includes min:«- ters of aii fai.t\s, among whom are Rabbi Leon Harrison and Mer Timothy Dempsey WEW PARIS STYLES MAKE WOMAN SLIMMMER THAN EVER By the A«wociat of 5 na ‘he the for Bish- for for for ed Preas. PARIS, May 24.—TPhe feminine elihouette is slimmer than ever in Paris this spring. Young women. Mathered on the lawns of _ the beautiful Longchamps and 8t loud race tracks, appear to throw no shadow in the bright sunshine. Piump women even have ceased to exist or. rather than submit to the present styles. prefer to remain in- doors. Im scanty short robes and sma!! cloge fitting hats the girls seen at @&..Cloud during the running of the Epinard-Sir adie duce any part of body fecting ether parts Ne “ming. Be as siim as you magic in reducing double chim. ' wpgainiy soklies. on on . and COMPLET® ac. leading druegists br Wollff-Wileon ar? im&ton leadine | act- know, the economy would make any home a happy home. And as our wedding present we are pricing the Furniture shown this week at very much below the regular prices. Wedding Anniversaries Cotton Paper Leather Wooden Woolen Tin China First year Second year Third year Fifth year Seventh year Tenth year Twelfth year Fifteenth year Twentieth year Twenty-fifth year Fiftieth year Sixtieth year Diamond Tt 3 rT \arete = Gomes @ Ppa we mir. °2 i. With good Furniture offered at such special prices you'll find that your Bome can be furnished just as you want it and at a lower cost than you probably figured on. Re. member the special prices quoted here are for this wee: only. Liberal credit terms can be arranged, it desired HELLRUNG Ninth and Washington a & GRIMM Sixteenth and Cass Special Prices ff +4 To the JUN E Bride ff —This Week Bq Mohair Living-Room Suite. $227.50 Lyxurious and enduring! Overstuffed, of course; and covered with real mohair in taupe, beaver, brown oF blue. Loose-spring cushions on all three pieces; springs in arms and backs. With this Suite you can be prood of rour living-room. S-Piece Dining Suite, $149.75 ; Substantially built of genuine American walnat in the | charming Tudor Period style. Buffet, 60 inches long, a has secret silver drawer, velvet lined. Chairs uphol- — stered im tapestry or blue or brown leather. Eight ; pieces—buffet, table and six chairs, for only $149.75 — China closet to match at a moderate additional cost. “a {-Piece Bedroom Suite, $17950 | This Suite shows how beautiful furniture can be ig © two-tone walnut finish. The double bed is in the bow end style: dresser, 48 inches wide, has 26x32-inch ms- ror; chifforobe is 40 inches wide; and the triple-muirre® vanity dresser, 48 inches. A wonderful Suite, remark- ably low priced. And for the Kitchen ‘ QO 7* A genuine Detroit * Jewel Range, 359.70 Fee on Ramee noted for cooking and baking better. Breakfast Set, $24.75—DProP-side table and he esate four chairs finished im two coats of enamel and a coat of spar varnish. Choice of several color combinations. Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet—T {4™ets — Cabinet that © saves time and steps. Made in several sizes. Theres ~ a size just right for your kitchen. It's moderately 7 priced. is grr. : ' 4 Prey, Ny " \ —— ~~ ' ai ww \ If You Live Out of: Se. Leuss PAY US A VISIT: » We Sell for Cash or on: Payments. Wet i i i . all ae ee come it wickles: “ ugg Genuine Ki We - — slam! .

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SUNDAY. ila ae _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH > oo alias qsundiie es re = : Siietieees 7 ; , - aS — _ADVERTISEMENT 7 | Pre $3 a Month WASH AWAY FAT OB: | Buys a Buck’s|/[" © Gas Range We are agent “(for Buck's Stoves and Ranges. Come in and see our large line of gas, coal and combi- nation Ranges. See our leader in Buck's Side- Liberal allow- Oven Range. ance will be ol : * ae Pee at | 1 S made for your on ee aie Q | E S 45 4 6 old range. 2 ee * ¢ A . ‘ LA-MAR REDUGING SOMP : | Th People of St. Louis, : : 4 gr eS ec ccees ae Ie FT || Attend the Greatest | WILL BUY sc, as s a . ANY RE- 433 watrate Sete cave tor stoores \ Ai! Ym _ Saree | Sale of Refrigera- PABA! rRicer. o aie a cake or three cakes for $1.00: one Your LA-MAR TABORATORING | | — | : a | |" tors Ever Held. 3 | ae ATOR AT , , 3 —— or Credit Reckmao Bailding P- | We have just received a delayed ship- ‘ + fet ) All you have to do is buy $10 2 - ment of two cars of Refrigerators, and in order to move them quickly we are worth of goods or over and the offering them to you at very low prices, a Ae eee | | /g Blue Bird Dinner Set will be and on remarkably low terms. Call | ga: AH (een delivered with your pur- and see for yourself. We want your 7 VY ELE LL A {ff chase. own eyes to convince you. We show wy. .:: TAY over 50 different styles and sizes. Be- low we give you an idea of some of the values. See our Spe- . Top-Icer Front-Icer cial Sanitary . Style— Style ~ = 5192514522 My “Sores. Stontent Rug Sele Ever Held $ 1 Down Buys This Simmons Bed Outfit at eee 1 fine Mattress : ‘ A . Vv PE 1 heavy Spring : | : | ee This is an excep- tional offer — Bed can be had in walnut or gold finish. Ke- meniber, a heavy spring and fine mat- tress included for _ ” 2 ~ % — a. dialed os ow ” - 4 . — Va « . ’ * iiediin:=sto. ll ———— = os e ‘* e a . , > ws f 1 £ ee an ay “4 A 7 r — : ' "Ran - , i ? ~ a a 4 > 4 4 > . > 7 a > > 4 > J \ FREE—A BLUE BIRD DINNER SET WITH EVERY «x4 [ET RUG OR LINOLEUM SALE! “= Extra-Heavy $1 Down Buys $1 Down Buys $1 Down Buys Pro-Lino Large Selection 2 RUGS Genuine Extra-Heavy ~ IN Brussels Rug Axminster Rug. Reversible--can be used ae Be on either side. They Come in beautifal pat- tener oie bien extra are seamiecss, full size terns and colors. Full and come in the meat 9x12 and come in size 9x12. Exceptional wenderfn! patterns and many beautiful pat- values at ’ : &; ~ ee / >a y sett Bt pes oe terns. On special sale | Prices | | (fica OIL COOK . Gage "Ne ze 16: : — as low as d t dditional cost. } wn + moderate a | 4 = ; This Suite Can Also bs ai ta q - Be Had With Bed at ym Suite, S179. : ) 7 te | | | —— bs ig Small Additional Cost beautiful furniture can be in | ; : 4 j The double bed is in the bow- — es wide, has 26x32-inch mir- | | 4 | y | Uy $ | Down Buys This s wide; and the triple-mirror A wonderful Suite, remark- he ner — WY; | 1 | <i Sain «oe = Lloyd Carriage hace tne, | Ee Ss —— TE day |, | a , ad | —ae | Never have , 4 : ‘ : » ‘ fog. j ATS chsics finished | | | Se ee : ironies ona and a coat of spar varnish. | 4 [+ * $s . | « 4 as this year. See combinations. . = , " . 7 ¢- ~ 5 42 Inches Long ‘our special Lloyd % The famous . A | | ae Cabinet crinet that i $5 A This Suite is the most astounding offer ever made. We ask This Cedar Chest ts made of ms tte . ; ; . ee Red Ced » brass de in several sizes. Theres Month i to note the extraordinary large pieces this Suite contains. seo gem a —— et — ur kitchen. It's moderately t is well made, beautifully finished a6 ee 8 cemmm, DO Bet tell Go ose this caue- of fu recognize tiernal value Buys You need not be a judge ——————_— Ie! Suite at the special price Of ..-se--++-sserrererrrrreree a ———

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: . SUYDAY, | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than, the morning and one other evening Renn? COMBINED MAY 25. 1990 SE OF PRINCE OF WALES’ “nn UMN HRM NT TTT AIN a . = eS | a +) & TITLE CURTAILED IN BRITAIN = —Sapo . TT iorte MEETING OF EAR, NO Qt. Size , ier —~ | oC 6 |¢ Bo AND THROAT DOCT Lord Chamberlain Forces Producer Kubbing | § — — Alcohol | Dr. Hanau W. Loeb Presi of Society—200 Speciali Expected to Attend. ‘ Pint 39c jo enn 0. tC me $1.10 - . ; , . A ; Tanlac | . : , y . — a The thirtieth annual Sonve Fe. ‘he American Laryngolos 69c ”:: "= ~—Cé«C RRR2itJogical, and Otological ' a ronoune . : - ——, ' eo use of the title “The Prince. ‘i . - . i. ¢ , “ : The (hambertain rules that any ' ’ i * AaaA . 5 4 —o¢ = . i rig’ inG a 8 any n ‘ . Nasnt A .uthor, playwrig Lapecne tse a . refe tm 2a prince, any PDP ince ’ ' ‘ > i. some pring ( ; ' , , ‘fends tne t ~ ; , + . — —_ ¢i* hm res Pig } 7m Ie 2 roi.er for @ i 7 ‘ a ee! banaue ’ 3 : - ‘ ‘* ‘ i, The ir nce to De i -* tea = . ~ ’ | . ba 4 Z x) oa a ee a “nr i. ‘Ss To y " - : 2. y ‘ ' = 5. | ness, Edward, Prin al 7 : ™ 4 7 ee a ie >» } 4 y Z cy | ’ oh Pl i e . , ore — te sol wy . ~ ’ - +e > lbp ' ‘ q eS {>} “Was 4 ig. > ° . . ’ . Se ee a oa fr? Ty” « A w“ mn Sir Gera!d du Mauri act ‘ ° — ’ "T” hh ‘jar ‘s manager of Wyndhams heater, : ; . tm P : . ‘ . . the if : e; an 1) =F ; - ' . >. ° ist “prince ie ry ie 29c¢ ' ! : —— '. eonvention, the first meeting oi a . rh : ae ad : f ~ @ society in &*. Louts. art 9d - an = Dr. Hanau W. Loeb, of St. L ; : x , Bar eS e the title “To Me: , ’ . : Prince” for his new pla The MOTHER:- Fletcher's Castoria is especially prepared te (jamberiain refuse? to allow It to i weed and it had-to be changed telieve Infants in arms and Children al) ages of or E vtaee the Homer” aitheutl Constipation Wind Colic To Sweeten Stomach the play had nothing to io with Prince of ales or any ortner | Flatulency Diarrhea Regulate Bowels prince in the fles! Aids in the assimilation of Food, promoting Cheerfulness, Rest,and prey aypeL, SOCIALIST CHIEF, Natural Sleep without Opiates Qout/ kiln RETURNS TO FRENCH CHAMBER fo avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Proven directions on each package Physicians everywhere recommend & 8 NP te ~Radical- landslide brings back to 3 Cakes ne ; ; 3.1 . e and throat diseases will attend Barber Audi- % ‘ torlum Bath |(~50c Whiskbrooms || Enoz MothSpray || $1.75 LARVEX ||$1.25 Chamois Skins| Soap Good size, oll tanned and wash- Dosen | [fazer nen Soe’ aieses. “| | Pts., 79c; Ots., $1.39] | fer ae : — 79c Sale Price, 39c || Enoz Sprays, 53c. 89c | 1-pt. size..." $1.37 Sale Price, 98c =SPECIALS IN OUR CIGAR DEPARTMENT = Neutrality Brand Imported Manila Cigars PRINCE ALBERT TOBACCO | TUXEDO TOBACCO; GENUINE BRIAR PIPES 4 : EXTRA LARGE S§ mn 16-02. Glass Humidors In the new 8-oz. vacuum tins. With bakelite stems; values te 4c Ea.—10 for 37c—Box of 100, $3.63 one : Special,$1.18 = Special, 43c = Special, 63c Each | Kolor-Bak Hair Restorer A Comb for Bobbed Hair Hughes’ Ideal No. 66 Hairbrushes, $1.19} : Socia js" Chamber of Deputies Pierre ADVERTISEMENT a whe succesied eae f the Socialist 1 Taiteree . A § e the member Curl Hair This Way Pari . and Keep lt Healthy Experlenc national bloc in 1919. He comes in k only to find that during his Tt has been found that the use of a ad Day ty pe Pages ney noopssee. | —— ' . ms harmiess fluid which druggists kr of te! nto me : Se ny aure sprung up in the person as “ellmerine.” will keep the stratghtest . ood hair in curl for the longest time. giving ?t the appearance of true naturainess besides keeping the hair softer and gicesier than possible with the heated tron The liquid should be applied witt a brush before doing up the hair ‘ t one n successor { new black comb with all fine teeth, fits in a black case, does not s¢ep- SENSATIONAL SALE OF 22ers” ssi" 3 start Two-Way Plus) Bicycle Playing and convenient to carry in GENUINE STEEL SHEARS ot Sate price don twe-tight Drop forged of the highest quality steel, highty tempered, ama 2LiHIiIIIiNIHitiiitiitiiNWe Pts | crster fully warranted: plain and jap handles; 4 sizes from 6 to 8 inch. 9c Co ; po —— Regular $1.50 Value 31. :' tys L’Origan ished in iet black. Face Powder All Sale Price Anniversary Shades 39c Sale Price. . . STMT few ounces of liquid silmerine wii! ‘as: for months and as it is really beneficia: efunded Wolff-Wileon Prue . . . ‘ce & Dotnh 4 atores En jar “ fo the heir. it should be generals rug | ) stores). Brown- ghis adopted by the fair sex. i will not Johnson Bros. Drug Co. and druggists i't epot or discolor scalp or hair, and it's everywhere cky. It ts fine for a ie ere ee mot greasy or efick) Today's bargains in used articles Ship of the Socialist party with the elimivating dandru‘t Im today’s Want ads. nds favoring the millionaire. err AMERICAN BEAUTY ey PER = SMISSMANS 20: Olive 6779 909 PINE ST. Wilsonia Electric Curling Iron Front of Box of 160..45 51658 6779 Bring Us Your =l| = Our Prescription [—BiUE RIBBON F-I-L-M-S Dept. | ELECTRICIRON. mem sorsom | THe Fini Has Filled to Date Over Guaranteed absolutely a Million Prescriptions Reg. $5 Value a0 Sale price 98C' May ~ Pe el SY TRE LEE BEBE A BARGE We employ only the tox Co ’ t ¢X- = | i perienced and capable registered Extension roe pharmacists. Our prices de- - mand consideration. ’ 1.25 Norn oy ¢ . a » ad | , Morse’s Bath Sal ceca a tp $1.09 in. | This handsome . . = ocoanut il, 35. 69c . , ' . : ; piece Suite. wag gets og ‘1.10 Nuxated Iron 69c a r= Regular Price $1.00 | 3 censists of Root Pills Sa Oc McCoy's Cod Liver Oi) “4 Ps, i 10-foot Extension Cord. Always : fall-siseqg eb- 18c 15¢c Tablets, 49c useful around the house and ; a loeg extension Van Es Hair Tonic: _ office. Don’t be without 49¢ Ss desineiieaes es g table. large - merican Beauty ELECTRIC IRON The best iron made beffet and 6 3 for 50c 3 Sacks, 40ci. bottle. $1.37; 3 bottles. $4 ' one. Sale price... Listerine fic. 42c. Tc Six-pound weight: guaranteed one oe ~oaeae ee a year, complete with G-foot detach- 70c Latonic Tablets Ker able cord. 7 P ’ 4 chairs. inclad-° . Adierika &3c | 2h, Peat ee aan VIVAUDOU'S ‘ ere! enue arm- ts” ge “ . t as : : o y " 4 21.25 Mayr's Stomach Remedy A . d D bl ; Fret — i he +x gi : ; wa pene potions . PP at ee St ans : st«. so. | American Lady Double ire : . ’ | Besten leather wuphela« tered = REDUCING sawn Aauie Sopposiorie, | Mesh Hair Nets | /“\ene | TOILET Reduce where you s Schoenfeld’s Tea 3 Be | t for 50c . 2* a ' tr eel inven, (7 ets antag le ga All colors, cap or fringe, doz. aes : i Ww AT E R cai iies sictees. ek 69c : / “ “2 me ; | Size. 19¢ | Sure mre'ar quae, [$1 Piver'svieee—~..73e peewee | 522° 51.79 RE | mine crcmion tne | ‘0c Packers Hania Tar sham. Bot. 150 Phenolax Wafers,79c 35 igs rhc tccetiEEE| . c | ey ie wen amye Vegetal . $1.19 tised. Add 10°< of your entire j),a:rical Cokl Cream, Ib., np Pig ar ee eee name purchase for mailing charges. | $1 Kantol Elixir; jar .... ~ | All excess will be returned to | 35¢ Senreco Tooth Paste. handle. Sale $3 Coty’s L°Origan Perfume. | . j = ' price ounce $2.69' you, enclosed in your order. | 3% Kolynos Tooth Paste. Ste) Calox Tooth Powder. 18. 35°. 60c Pompceian Rouge 3% | Mail orders will be filled only — acim Powder. 18c. 351 0c P - ‘ . : e . . . , 7 : . q g ompeian Day Cream, a | if accompanied by suf ficient | Bacon Tooth Paste, 3 for 50c | Sold by Dealers and Electrical Companies Everywhere. Manufactured by — American Electrical Heater Company, Detroit Oldest and Largest Exclusive Makers. Established 1894. BUY YOUR AMERICAN BEAUTY IRON IN EASY PAYMENTS ON YOUR LIGHT BILLS /WUnton Execrnic Lact anp Power Co 12th and Locust Streets |", Six Offices in the County $i Pompeian Mas. (ream. ' Pomp. Night Cream, 39, 7% | postage. $1.50 Cutex Manic. Sets, $1.19) “ , | UHL A| UUUAUUUTODTERSEUAAUESUUUUUUUUUOUSTOAUAOOASUAUOUOAU OU TEUUEAAAAU OOOO ARAAOA AAU EAT GAAA OUST OCTVVOUUNNNNNAUUOUONNOOAUOOATOOGOAOAOQOOOOQOOOOOUUOOOUAEOOUOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOUUOUOUEOAOGOOOSOGGOOOOOOOOOEOOOGOOGOOOUOOOOOU OO AEOAAAOAGAOOE TTA TAAATET TEA

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SUYDAYT, ~ : . - Hil lin = t ‘ % vs « - * e —_—_-—— :; - wee . tg " ett pve fits i doing : eh | me i by ‘ike le SUNDAY. MAY 25. 1924. vis : : ou Raa see! ie iy eee FAR NOSE IND THROAT DOCTORS Ca _ r - « a Dr, Hanau W. Loeb President of Society-—200 Specialists Expected to Attend. The thirtieth annual Convention ” of the American lLaryngological, and Otological So- " Rhinological, ] t. ciety will open at Hotel Chase next | Thursday. It is expected that more than 200 specialists in ear, nose. apf throat diseases will attend the convention, the first meeting of the » géciety in St. Louis. Dr. Hanau W. Loeb, of St. Louis, | ‘attend the scientific | slides. ——— tenes The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City C irculation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOU | is President of the soci: ty, and will Preside during the meeting, which will close with a banquet at Bette. | rive Country Club Saturday ntrht. scientific and throat diseases Will be con- ducted during the three days of the meeting by the following specia!- ists: Drs. J. Sendziak. Poland: FE. A. Looper, i. Senseny, St. Louis: J. A. Stucky. Lexington. Ky.; J. G. Dwy- er, New York City; W. L. Culbert. New York City; L. C. Clerf, Phila- delphia: M. A. Goldstein, St. Louis: Ek. R. Lewis. Los Angeles: F. W. Kranz, Geneva: Ill.; A. G. Poh}- man, St. Louis: C. R. Griffith, Uni- versity of Illinois: 8. Israel. Hous- ton, Tex.: T. E. Carmody, Denver. and R. ©. Lynch, New Orleans. Local physicians are invited te Giscussions of ear, nose Warsaw. discussions, a number of which will be illustrated by moving pictures and lantern The membership of the society includes noted ear, nose Baltimore: | | and (Mroat specialists in all parts of this country, and honorary membership has been extended to noted European specialists, |Wil be represented at the conven- ion by Dr. J. Sendziak of Warsaw, Poland. The visiting physicians will be the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Loeb at They will also be guests at lunch- cons at the Racquet Ciub Thursday and Friday. The wives of the vis- ‘ling physicians will be entertained at a luncheon and tea at the Sun- set Hill Club Iriday. eel With the opening of the Munic-_ tpal Opera season this week, For- est Park Highlands begins a se- ries of evening band concerts. The Highlands management has found that many visitors to the city, and St. Louisans as well, like to visit | the recreation grounds before the who | ‘will play in the Highlands open-air the Municipal Opera Friday night. | performances at the theater, which | .___S\ NBEIaEMES t un [cannot begin until | ‘Simple Home Treatme For Swollen Veins If you or any relative or friend a special dance music orchestra- pavilion. The grounds are open free until 6 p. m. on week days, | worried because of varicose veins. and unti! 1 p.m. on Sundays and | bunches, the best advice that anyone | | im the world can give is to get a prescription that mazy physicians holidays. eS _ — are now prescribing. |. Ask your druggist for an original | two-ounce bottle of Emerald Oil (full strength) and apply night and morn- ing to the swollen, enlarged veins. Seon you will notice that thev are | growing smaller and the treatment | should be continued until the veins are of normal size. Emerald Oil isa germicide, For sale by Keiffer Drug Ce., Wolff-Wilson Drug Co., 700 Washington av.; John- powerful, yet harmless, and results are guaranteed. se~ Bros. Drug Company. — —— -— —-- —— ree ee — — . WARNER’S Safe Kidney is or | and nt Liver Remedy is a dependable remedy for the treatment of Kidney and. Liver ailments. Made principally from herbs and other beneficia] ingre- dients, tt helps nature in its im- portant work. Contains no inju- rious drugs. For children or adults. tT, ON tl tl, tt a ill, A a ; 909 PINE 8ST. et Co. Send for free sample and VACUUM CLEANERS WASHING MACHINE | ORDERS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED ESTIMATES GIVEN AND ALL WORK GUARANTEED MISSMAN ALL MAKES ; Repaired PHONE ELECTRIC CO. booklet. Warner’s Safe Remedies On. See teday'’s Want pages Business For Sale offers. for Sold by Wolff-Wilson Drug | / ) ) Dept. 245 Rochester, N. Y. ( en The POST-DISPATCH is the ohly St. Louls eveniag newspaper giving Asscaq ‘ated Press news service. WELCH & CO., 1105-1107-1109 OLIVE ST. 00000000000 a ST TS Ss ee Ce i a ree eee i i i i tN i MD i i i SS Px ny ie Hcellooms 119 This handsome S-piece Suite. feonasisia of fall-siseg eb- lomg extension tabie, large buffet and 6 Besten leather uphola«a tered chairs. inclad- ing one arm- chair. While this sale lasts«. This $225 French +4 48:0° Suite consists of 8 pieces, com- prising extension table and long buffet with silverware drawers aa shown, and six up- holstered leather-seated chairs, including one armchair. A $225 valne. This is a epecial value you cannot afford to miss. i Og $210 Queen wane Ray” pa, ‘ t a . : ; el - : , -_ ——- . -—-- -— 7 a + | Piece Dining-Room Suite This $175 Walnat Finish PERIOD DINING- ROOM SUITE $97:75 This stunning 6-ptece prises sturdy. but gracefasl Queen Anne six-foot extensien table. richly finished and sub- “tanmtially made buffet and feur fall lentber - seat high - back dining chairs. Set comm- Goods Stored Without Teller Dining-Room Suite “jim, Charge Until You Are Ready for Them TWO PLUS LOD WTW STYLE SrVEPeE DReweERs m™ SPEC en ace G temtion to detail accorded this handsome Sulte. The frame cenures in genuine mahogany finish and the eovering its rich velour. Complete with two sun- bursts and ene pillow roll. A genuine $195 valuec. Upholstered in genaine mohair; built with the most approved seat and back web construction. steel springs. $260 value. _- Quick Clearance of FLOOR y AMPLES Left From : : | _ lar Annual Outlet Sale. Special .. ' ’ > ——— .~ - This $195 Straightline Cane Suite lance at this superb censtrection and excelient at- S 1 3 7 -~<« Cushion Living-Room Suite *158 Loose coshions Marshall As Ullastrated, setice aad fire- side chair or club chair ‘ This Rich $350 Overstufted a. Lis ’ . - . . ’ 9 t | — =<: This magnificent three- Piece Davenette Suite con- sists of large davemport, clab chair and This $216 Three-Piece Cane-Paneled D Three-Piece Bed Suite $198 Thie handeorme Suite is made of ar- lected quality of velours: pieces larece and rmassi | spring-seat con- ve struction. Full web bottom reinforcing “eee en $150 Kroehler Davenette Suite Gepeine quarter-eawed oak er mahogany. Con- ponte a aaa aap — $94.50 avenette Suite $80 Massive Maasive tn price : “%.Piece saite sale $170 3-Piece Davenette Sui i davenctte, larce armchair and A -44 Geiden oak of mahogany finish. == $44] Davenrttce Saite Has spring arms and a two-cushion setice, while both the fireside chair and clab chair are exceedingly roomy and comfortable. Upholstered in velour NOW—Select Your New Rug at These Prices AXMINSTERS VELVETS Axminmster Rags; OxiI72; Seamless All-Weel Vei- serviceabic: price vet Rags; 9x12; price... __ $32.50 Seamless Axminster All-Weel Seamless Vei- Rogs; high péile..... vet Regs; 7, 6x®; price. CONGOLEUM RUGS BRUSSELS AND ART SQUARES $1475 Congeleum $9.60 Squares; 9x12 ‘ ($18.95 | $21.50 $18.75 $26.58 Waterproef Neponset Eugs; 9x12 | y_tt 1051107-1109 OLIVE SI. | IA Starts Monday Morning at 8:30 E most successful sale ever held in the history of Welch & Company closed yesterday evening at 6:30. This week will be devoted to the quick and thorough clearance of all floor samples left over from our One Million Dol- Reductions during this event averaged 33% to 50%, during the clearance of floor samples you may effect an even greater saving. In most instances there are only one or two Suites or Pieces of a kind. Come early. Welch & Company’s usual credit terms prevail. 15-Piece Louis XVI Fither in walnmnt finish or in ivery. Fach of the pieces is large. well fis- ished, reomy and perf Yoar Credit Acceant Is as Welcome as Your Cash msien Aa Sees ae ee? but ST-DISPATCH “= 9 OLIVE 5158 OLIVE 6779 This Richly. Embellished $1 at a price. even thi« price te P::3 being drastically ie *. redeced fer the Outlet Sale. This $240 Ornamented C _ ' ‘<a @ ALL LAMPS CUT 33!; TO 50% $79.75 Fleer $39 25 Fleer $53.00 Pleer $65.00 FPieecr , — —, hiff aaa Bedroom Suite $1372 al large bow-end Bed, Dresser with big plate mirror, and Chiff- forebe with tnterior as shown in illustration above. See it. Dur- ing the clearance of “floor samples left from the OUTLET SALE priced at $137.50. ; ? ' Model $100 “<:' Sarola 5655 Medel “A” Sarela gives yee a large. handsome. mellew-~- tened phenegraph «at ae exceedinglty lew price. al tees Lamps. compicte. | Lamps, compiects | Lamps. compicte, | Lamps, compiete $14.80 $19.75 $27.50 $33.75 $55 High-Oven $495 Player Outfit “$29.50. .. £ lamp, with silk shade. ma- segaay masic cabinet. com- bisaticn player bench, and fifty mesic rolle, S275. ozs cme $39.90 ia $30 Refrigerator $30 Break- "| Easy Terms | The $42 “King of Conveniences” .$29.50 Stardiiy constructed ef olden eek and bandsome~ te epen an4 clese all drawers with ease! metal fleer wifter, fleer bia. = fast Set and highly polished. The trimmings and hardware are bright nickeied. Comprises tahbie and back $18.75 drep-iteaf fear reand- ebaira, richly tecerated in ename!. Dar enetie

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? ~~ “ioe * ' —]e. ew CPOs —_— SUNDAY. Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED | ‘MAY 35 ee TS — ——— ———-— m a Rone a — ee — _— -_ - - acme ON —_—_ = TTT 10 ST.LOL4s POST-DISPATCH The habe - — —— All June | Brides" Wi NUIT a TT eT ~STERN 7. EE ll Be Interested 1 in [his Wonderful | Renee as Nd As Illustrated Below White Enameled Home Outfit because it furnishes $1.00 Cash—$2.50 a Month W* call this the “Step. in at all you have to do is step- tely th ? your home so comple ling. a this? A Cainer: in and start housekeeping. It’s a new idea in furniture selling ; r n 1s: 1 - . : ; An example of this stores serv! ice to its onsen The — ator that is pure-white enameled consists of complete furni shings for living room — . inside and outside, — r bedroom and kitchen. Not only the furniture, but on ot “ picture of absolute cleanliness and requirements as rugs, lincleum, mattresses, springs, pillows an =— beauty, It is in the new side-icer many other essential things to make the rooms attractive, com- =~ design with all doors opening fortable and livable. Pay as Convenient New Sidelaa THINK how pleasant it is to furnish your home like this. $1.00 Cash—$1.50 a Month Simply make a small payment—advise us when you want A REFRIGERATOR thag¢ your home ready—and on the appointed day you “step-in” to woman likes. The ice com. your home, completely and tastefully furnished. We take all sate pery ae from the front im the bother and worry off your hands. We do all the work—lay ee conventions TE SO much the rugs—place the furniture—put up the beds and take care of MB Constructed of solid oak aa in the details that ordinarily you would have to take care of. The sulated and will price is wonderfully low. Terms to suit your convenience. give good serv- ice. An unusual —/; hi fron & Good ‘tse. anc el == wonderful value — at our thy a Op en a Account eoreniuyt Wy we | Hi me ii na we i rf mn ml ily WT Porcelain Top Kitchen Cabinet $1.00 Cash—$2.50 a Month ADE of solid oak with white : AEG - 9 . rl porcelain top and white . = diet su y | enameled china closet. Has ti!t- Za ¢g a Me ing metal flour bin, flour sifter, roll curtain and full set of glass containers. A = $45.00 value }—~j ee _—- —— — —— _— oe ao —_ _—- an —_——- —- ee se Somme —_—— —_ —_ —_—— — —_ —— —~ —_—_ a —_—_~ _— — -——— _—— — oe —_— —_— — ——s eS -—— -_-_ -_——, ——— —_ ——- -——_— —_—_ —— _— _—- _- -_———~ —_— ——— —_ ”_-_ _ —_— oe —_—— sae —_—_~ —_— —_ —_— —_—_—_ —~ —__ _~ —_- __ -—— — —— _—— — —_—_—~ -_——— —_ -_—__ — —_—_—_ — — —_—_— — 7" -_ — —_— — = _——- — — — —_— _— -_-- _-—— —__ — — —_-_ — —_— _ — — —_—- —_—_—~ — —— = --—_ —_- —_— -_—— — —_—— —_—- —_—— —— —_— -—- —_—_ —— -_- -_-— — = —-- —_ —_— —_ — —_—_— —_—__ il —_ -_——— ”-_-_ —_ -_—— -_—— —_-_ — — =—— for only 9x12 Feet He Your Credit Is Good } 32:2: * °*“ uo Pi eo || ED ml i Lt NN Titer TT i a ul 7 k , Sail i |) Saar SH XO "| il + + Denny ante wil! bi , am odar-Lines Men’s Dresserobe $1.00 Cash—$2.50 a Month HANDSOME piece of furni- ture that combines a Dresser and Wardrobe all in one. The Wardrobe is lined with red cedar, Dresser has swinging irror. One of those very exceptional values that you 3 see only at May - Stern’s. Special for this week at. . 9x12-Ft. BRUSSELS RUGS! $25.00 Sy yw 15 Value. THINK of buying a oxr2 Brus- ‘The aa ‘ De Boe nee 4-Room Outfit hown in a variety of beauti ful S micae’Acacisrecwises | Complete = GA75 0) unquestioned service. for Only. pee ° A speci al offer for this week only. Terms—$2.00 a Month AXMINSTER RUGS! 12302 Pay as Convenient THESE Rugs are rich in ¢ beautiful in appearance, . and luxurious to the tread. Terms to Suit special purchase permits us offer you the $48.00 kind at the lowest price that has = nat anywhere this season—$ ras, Terms—$1.00 a Beautify Your Sunroom With This Fiber Suite Great 4-Hour Spec 3-Piece Velour Living-Room Suite Terms—$5.00 Cash, Belance $5.00 a Month Boy were. OSU Te. 6 Sot Be ball ha @) Monday—From 10 A.M to2 P.M. A Real $200.00 Value, Which We Offer at $147.75 BRS Yar ALE ak ay {.) As - siz Seca = ; ea . : eT Py" *} N opportunity for you to furnish yout living-room style and quality at an extraordinary saving. consists of large davenport, armchair and arm Each piece is beaut: ful in design and richly overst _ = , y / a It’s a $65 Value—Which W We Offer This Week at $49, 95 NOTHING to equal this has been offered anywhere this season. Suite cons: — ts of three beautiful pieces of fiber construction—settee, armchair and arm rocker. Three —— some finishes to select from wi th cretonne updhol stering that har- monizes with the finish of the frames. Note wide arms, the up- holstered back and loose cushion seats This is an actual $6s. ele) value from every standpoint. Offere.. special for this week at May-Stern’s at an unequaled low price of The F amous | Widdicomb Phonograph At Almost Half Price! Terms—$1.00 a Week HOSE who know the Widdicomb Phonograph will instantly recog- nize this as an extraordinary value. [tis a handsome cabinet instrument of rich, mellow tone, has highest- T grade motor and the record section wo S$ particularly well arranged. Spe- cial for the week at May-Stern’s at Real $49.50 | 2 - Tone Mahogany Finish Davenport T able in figured velour in choice of several patterns. loose cushion seats over the best coil-spring —s nN Pale cw ¥ ba | tion. See this Suite—com- a ae oan » ele pare it with anything shown elsewhere at $200. Special 4 for this week at May- Only $8.00 a Month Stern’s om convenient credit ~ t f nl Pays for This a HERE'S a wonderful value for you—bwt you must come be- ) S Thi 400 oa tween ro a. m. and 2 p. m. Monday if you want one. A ee 1s $ 2 truly beautiful Davenport Table, like cut, in two-tone brown All-Metal Bed one mahogany finish—1:18x60-inch top—a new and artistic design “= Bae that will delight you. A real $25.00 value, which we offer for In Walnut Finish er- ano i if! four hours only Monday at $1495 on terms of $moo cash and ERE’S the very latest—a handsome 3 $t.0co a month. all-metal Bed in rich walnut finish; 5 for $1.00 Open an Account has massive 23-inch continuous | At® } Used Word Rolls posts and the head and foot | At 5 Sold Up boards are ornamented with | toe $1.25..... 10c panels in cane effect. We | CONSISTS of high-grade 88- =~ J urge you to see this Bed that | & Sons Player Piano, Player Beat S " you may appreciate its beauty | match, large Music Roll Cabimet . Columbia Records of design and the y Os ) worth of Music Rolls. See this : me 75c , 9 dinary value eoutfit—note the low price and conve Value.... ZIc we are offer- 95 credit terms. & pon ay tage Terms $10.00 a Month TWELFTH AND OLIVESTS. YoarCreditIsGood ~ ~ _ Seat a RING TENDENCY IN MOTOR PRI Higher Production Cests C of Trend, According to A tomobile Manufacturers. Miepatch te the Post-Dtispa'cs ‘Cooyright. 1974.) wWEW YORK, May 24.—The that the Chevrolet Motor Co. {ncreased the prices on its ¢ models from $5 to $29 aplece that the prices for Rickenba: cars will be advanced June 1 taken in motor circles as the Bpec!.: indication of a reversal in movement of automobile pr! which have been decreasing st: fiv since last surmmer. The ame of the Rickenback advance has yet been made public. The changes, manufacturers gert. are due mainly to higher | auction costs. These have follo a lower rate of output in the two months. Many of the bani closely associated with the al motive Industry, as well as d: ers. expect several other mak of popular-priced cars to fol wuit The Overland models the only cars equipped with slid gears selling in this country present under $500, but offictals the company have as yet given indication as to whether they ' follow the swing of the price p @ulum upward. There is considerable trade 2 sip of a further decrease in Fi prices but factory officials may t any cut ts entirely unlikely. fhe other hand, they assert, pr pects are better for an increa The reports reaching .Detrott he: quarters from Ford plants a @ealers all over the country sh that sales for the second 10 ad of May exceeded those of the ff 10 days Officials expect taht t @istribution of the third 10-day } riod will be even greater, plac! the total number of cars sold a ing the month above 225,000. The automobile trate realiz however, that even the Ford py @uction must be ecaled down agree with summer demand, whi fs usually lower than that of t spring months, or stocks of es at factories and in dealers’ han TIRE PRICI ON SUCH HIG U. 8. Royal Cords—Go Sterling Vacuum—Pennsy! _ Non-Skid—Goodyear and Massive Cords Oversize $15.96 3354, 870.9% 21.40 za 23.06 Stightte Steamed, IE Free 4.3:°,.°,°oR 28:3 Motorcycle W. $ 30:3} Goodrich Safety H. 8... 30:3; Kokome ¥. $ 35:4) Silvertown Cord 15, Batavia W. $ a4 meer N. $. Fabric 33:4) ' Cappies 1] $.. Fabris. Fisk © Fabric Michelin N.S. Fabrice. __. Seodrich Safety Tread $12.95 All New, (lean Guaranteed Stock SPECIAL COE Bi Alt New, Clea SLIGCUTLY 40 mall erders must be er check, te sare At Somont 1180 3117-311 W belesale and retail. FREE SERVICE We ma afl og hoe

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LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 25. 1994 —- nt SE. > eee ‘ “ 4 mtls Tr, - | MAYOR KIEL SPEAKS the 4 OR % re ae ee ee ow ae ———— ae a ee pomeqnenamecs 7 ae) : R BEFORE AU First Petitions Re ed. ag theeelerel eigen: se oe. rg tage one a fully signed ah Childers, publisher of ‘the Troy | est is being displayed by voters) ofall! that have been § distributed | TO CLUB The first of the initiative peti- | ways under the $60,000,000 bond |The emg Club of Missouri. | Free Press, Troy, Mo. ‘throughout the entire State over |throughout the State by the Aute- Mayor Henry W. Kiel and Judge ! 6 petition was circulated by H. Reports indicate that keen inter- |the petitions, and the early return |mobile Club {ts predicted. | Charles H. Dawes of the St. Louis Court of Appeals were the speakers ' at the meeting of the St. Louis Au | tomobile Club held at the Western | bese Club, Thursday night. eo" = . " , E on ~ ere were 575 6 } a! duction Costs Caus 75 members of the ( Cw Side-Icer Higher Production ; C © | club at the meeting. : \a 90 Cash—$i1.50 a Month of Trend, According to Au- Twenty-seven new members o0! | | ' * , ’ * e : : ; the club were presented d b- REFRIGERATOR that every & tomobile Manufacturers. — | iicty repeated the club's safets Ince woman likes. The ice com. code. S qua I- ent opens from the front in- | gpecial Diepatch to the Post-Dispatch . —————— ——— i of at the top—ever so much convenient in every way. tructed of solid oak, wel] in- ed and will good serv- SS 65 An unusual . ee. at — ~_ Se i ee eee een PAGES 11—20. TT ss (Copyright. 1924.) will become unwieldy. A curtal!l- | NEW YORK, May 24.—The fact|ment at Ford factories, therefore, « that the Chevrolet Motor Co, has| Would not cause surprise. It is nal generally anticipated that h the prices on its open DP at this increased 4 " | would be accomplished either by 9 . a) ’ ’ ! . models from $5 to $29 apiece and | abolishing the shift which works we at our that the prices for Rickenbacker | between midnight and 7 a. m. or a ; cars will be advanced June 1, Is | cutting the schedule to a five-day : Sas could well afford, 1 saication =? « reversal in the | It is not expected that the re-| 9 |Pmoval of duties by Great Britain | on American motor cars, which be-| EE CEDAR LINED - \oaeeoag 7” MMMM MMT yement of automobile prices, which have been decreasing stead- comes effective August 1, will | ee, ®@ e ' fly since last summer. The amount have the effect of increasing sales | of the Rickenback advance has not | materially for months to come ose ua ] ] yet been made public. American agents already have cut 9 ee er ere 88: | the prices of their cars in England gert, are due mainly to higher pro- 20 ction costs. These have followed | ~— cent, but it will be neces " sary to change the taste of the 6 a lower rate of van, ey ” sto em British buying public to some ex- two months. Many of the bankers) tent before the American models } e oO closely associated with the auto- become widely popular. 7s 4 ‘ rell ¢ deal- motive industry, as we as The difficulty in selling Amer- ers, expect several other makers ef popular-priced cars to follow ican cars, outside the initial cost Par thm Overland mode” are [Doar eacsatah rps ee Do not expect a long trading allowance on any used car when you selling in this country at cessive to British users. The En- | gears ’ Gent under $500, but officiate of| fi4h4 motor tax ts based on cylin approach the purchase of a Chrysler Six. the company have as yet given no Cedar-Lined : : : ’ r Yili indication as to whether they will ‘low tire costs, low clearance, made | ’s Dr be en S essero follow the swing of the price pen- | y | possible by the fine English roads) C .00 Cash—$2.50 a Month = dulum upward. and small cylinders capacity giving | anno e ran e OY easons SO a h an O vious a e HANDSOME piece of furni- = There ' smgeed amb + page) te ‘high mileage for the fuel con-| : sip of a further decrease in rd | ¢ naw. om '|. —- ie en palate SSW prices, but factory officials may that] Si ras in England has made the| spe or emselves. ieabe is lined with red cedar. = any cut is entirely unlikely. On| owner pay nearly one-sixth of the| : : ; “ * — the other hand, they assert, pras- : | tesser has swinging mirror. = first cost. - better fo increase. . P . Einar stere Neem SP Rovira Sac tos, amtewttantadenn es: |] In the first place, despite a large and steadily growing daily produc- ©e only at ; | cordanc wit! | e Be rene second Vo ‘aura and wil be Becenary for Amer. tion, the public eagerness to own the car is far from being satisfied. y - Stern's. tcial for this _ Somueey exceeded those of the first | competition before the number of — type with small wheels, providing | Weays. Officials expect taht the) ».achines exported to England can Seri a But that is not the real point—the real reason why long allowances riod will be even greater, placing | 4 tremendous field in the British | the total number of cars sold dur-| yeles for American cars, however, | 7 Be ine month nBove 436,000. |aines ar" precent there sony ore| are impossible is that the buyer gets in the Chrysler Six somethin The automobile traide realizes, automobile there for each 119 in-/| , however, that even the Ford pro-|/ nanitants, whereas in the vicinity | duction must be scaled down t0/ of New York there is a motor car ho O er car can O er. agree with summer demand, which| for each seven persons. Even at fs usually lower than that of the/| this ratio, experts declare the sat-| Piety cmd wonirerner gs. "| Any other car offered in exchange instantly depreciates in com- = parison with the Chrysler because it does not possess those TIRE PRICES SMASHED) = (|| Chrysler qualities. (ge hllacan ed ener a! Meaggedaoerrl | If you do not want the results the Chrysler alone gives, any good Sterling Vacuum—Pennsylvania Vacuum—Cupples Heavy § a car will answer—if you do want them and value them, you will eros realize that the Chrysler Six renders ordinary types obsolete. tet No fine car has ever been more closely priced than the Chrysler Six— x3 1/2 LN “oversize and no car has ever given at any price the riding, driving, braking, i lg accelerating, power and speed qualities peculiar to the Chrysler. 32x3'4 Oversize $1285) | Ten minutes at the wheel of the Chrysler Six will convince you $14.65 ee ee) | ase | that the ownership of such a car means so much more than you Sha 32 - Cl. "232x4 Oversize a" iaas ett ide] “Gog’ge™ su4.ds | have been enjoying that this is the one and only important ques- w to furnish your living-roomin =: Cupples eae aettiod Cords ited iltied $15.35 t an extraordinary saving. Suite = mm bls S&S. $15.95 323x444 $20.95 - , ° port, armchair and arm rocker. & - 2 16.95 eandie 21.4: $21.45 “$19.95 - | on In V ol V ed. in design and richly overstuffed = on = a4 36x4% Oversize 33x4%% Oversize | oice of several patterns. Has — : 20.7 R7x5 f $22.75 $20.4 3¥ 475 24 tan asamaner +" Free|| The Chrysler Six goes so far beyond anything else in every detail ay 14/2 S123 oreyse W. S.895 lane's 8 Aim BS. Cord. _..$19175 of performance, and reaches such unprecedented economy of HESE Rugs are rich in quality, beautiful-in appearance, soft luxurious to the tread. A ial purchase permits us to er you the $48.00 kind at the est price that has been named here this ye Terms—$1.00 a eek Room Suite ffer at $147.75 SF o4, a 3777: = : : = ~+* ~= =a »*~ ARE” [83 fe tes Fal ne Gt aeitd | maintenance, that you could well afford to discard your present 8 5) Silvertown Cor 32144 Miller fi. BW Sonn ASS | ary Me Ged 8 aS car without getting a cent for it, in order to gain the advantages 32x41 Penn. Vacuum Cup Cord. .$21.95 ke ell | which only the Chrysler can offer. GET OUR PRICES ON me | KICH HEAVY puTy TRUCK TIRES—ALL SIZES. a} The Touring, $1335; The Phaeton, $1395; The Roadster, $1525; The Sedan, $1625; 1 Goodvich Saicly Tread. $1295 || See,.4S,, fOr ,Brloes., oF | The Brougham, $1795; The Imperial, $1895. All prices f. o. b. Detroit; tax extra. ‘ ell New, Clean, Guaranteed Stock SPECIAL CORD TIRE SALE} We are pleased to extend the convenience of time- k | ie eet ey nee Te * payments. Ask about Chrysler's attractive plan. a2x4 N.S. 6 | ASSOCIATE DEALERS Distributed by ASSOCIATE DEALERS = MILL MOTORS CO. ‘t Ey aay A ie CR OO ER A alia A Nile, ne Nt ty SO Cer ip ee te ee ee ee - —? a oe See This $400 r-Piano Outfit : , ea Gal ertore west be soomeaiet y Ee | _W. COLE CO. 12.20. HEITMAN MOTOR CO. q 4 3275 2§| RELIABLE AUTO TIRE CO. | Mises Mamiton 5016-16 Sess Laat 100 Wor? Ar =F. Somont 1180 3117-3119 L Centra) 151 7 a . ocust St. - dhe pics. Phaser Poona —— @ Wholesale and retail. Dealers, write if... — list, ‘ # he FREE SERVICE AT OU a e Music Roll Cabinet and aca! | We deliver to all parte of the city free of charge. 4 usic Rolls. See this wonderfu . 2. Open Evenings and All Day Sundays ;% ee e the low price and convenient | —_S>_ | | t 4 LEADER VULC. CO. = + | 4728 Gravois Av. | R anon aaa LLL panne cotsiewiorokco. WARD MOTOR CO., Inc. . 2651 Lafayette Av. ~~ &” a = = 4 ee WEE ee oe ~ — $10.00 a Month o Interest Charged rE} re A OS a7 q MMMM? Ls easy to hay for a Chevrolet 1/ GS > ; : 5 ,.

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eS SUNDAY, : . ‘ erNn ep. wn MAY 25, 1928. 12 ST LOU'S SOST-NISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED MAY 25. 1988 s a ee es ill Wh * | WEALTH IN GROWTH President of Packard Company in Address to Motor Con- egress Makes Comparisons. ~ * While motor transportation has rapidly been gaining in the United» State=s during the past if years, there has been at the same time a PL TEE PERRET HP ities) 4ihry i ME AH tk A igd ] ) ' rie Dp if HUH ie Abani thy : . 4 AHL Aa ANA iH {ti i ea very large increase in the other evi- dences of nationa) wealth. This was | the major theme of the paper of | Alran Macauley, president of the Packard Motor Car ©o., presented at the World Motor Transport Con- ‘ in Detroit last week. As Mr. és + guedhes : ” : Pena Champion X is 68 cents. Blue & Macauley was unexpectédly called 75 Se, Chatienichinatie j away on a European trip. H. H Box cen y pS Champion makes two-thirds —_—————— Hills, vik president of the Packard of al ~ _ pant pe Gagged spark plugs produced , at $n ms hag oer - ° : ge a are these low prices possible. : , EE During the 10 years from the Spending more money cannot « | ‘first 0 January, 1914, to the first bring you greater value $ a }of January, 1924, the American because Champion has re- : : WW * 'public invested or spent $17,000,- eated! roved that it is Be Oe ES a thta tMMMittt Pen ee ee ee OM OEE the better spark plug. . e P | Semamiin: @alinat’ “Destog the k PI ‘a — . TERE hia ae MeL y . _Macauley noted. “During that Champion Spark Plug Co. , ae , . . ’ @ BERRI EES oii fap tain Te gee aes t : jgame period total deposits in al! Toledo, Ohio Itis new-—it 1s different. And this difference : SE Beeld ae aiiiletiatai f ‘s increa: f 18,517,000,- os ° : q gins igtsss tas sit i } vce, rin ay agg antieae 1ae | 1 A M P | C) N » a vital phases of performance. It 1s 4 aaa gi be +” fasta 2 ile agi , Pag , . " . hi At ee ae won st we ea ee”, = FS due chiefly to Cadillac's new harmonized 9 ) > seeead eaeeey 'o P 2, 000 O00 oO . . ‘ 5 | Building and loan associations’ as- , and balanced 90 V-Type eight-cylinder & N sets inereaszed from $1,248.900.000 . . q ic Eamon eile’ tite tenene engine, and can be realized only by actually : ‘ ance in force, both ordinary and i” ~- queen driving the Car : 4 dustrial, increased from $21,565.,- ; : ? M Tourtwng Car (090,090 to $56.000,000,000. Look 'h, Saas Label on § h $1095, F. O. B. Flint Thus we note that while motor se ars | &. , . vehicle ownership was multiplied in | | | gt Freight ame |10 years by more than 11, assets of | building and loan associations Cylinders Ground Cadillac ‘anew ne ee ae St. Loui . i Tax Extra “4 | ° 3 tripled, life insurance in force be- Pistons’ Fitted Bo ie more w nd one-ha)f | aie mont 3080 3222 | BIG, HUSKY, POWERFUL VRP Sc ee — fi ‘posits nearly doubled and etn PIS] ON SERVICE CO. . bs . . . ° dividual bank deposits more than | 3141 Juniata St. Loui, Mo. Ae i ‘ 7 doubled. New high records were ' { Here is a sturdy touring car with a smooth rUNNINg —| doubled. New high records wer Fie ahict of Gubler ( A D I L L A G motor of proved performance, a rugged, reliable chas- (pismo Sn2burin bank savings, gat hene Service” ay. p' sis, and a body design that is not only beautiful, but (as RES pie"icon peo, SAR, STS Sewn Sa e : practical from every standpoint. Five can ride in it ai ethe'tace of these facts cant watt queue Parchesing » saa Cor V —=| i , ; c 4 R ” , 1 - . eav that the enormous expenditure PISTON SERVICE CO. : : comfortably. The front seat is 47% inches wide; the made by the American public year. £441 JUNIATA ST. a . , : " 'y for motor transport, includin $ —_——_———_——_— Ht rear seat +8% inches wide; and the big doors are 23 ax year. in adaicion to over $3. = i “& . . _—_ 1? sae ‘5 * > *% i ey a ast fg BY 4 », oy 7 vy } —- & K s inches wide. It has long, cantilever rear springs which © over $1,909.000.000 tor gasoline and | ‘i () D AY Ride in this Remarkable S —. { st ; 1, i}, i? : a | cushion you softly over uneven roads. The windshield —_ movement, ss merely ne gratiticn: is IN One piece, giving unobstructed vision. All equip- 2 aad ee em oe trae ment ts of the very latest design. Nowhere will you Maiency and which serves and aves hnd a greater value! Let us take you for a drive. money? | ARE Outse All R The Coa Largest Sellis Closed Car i Prior to the Coa at moderate cost chassis was not | Coach at open cz ‘ the utility you « | Closed car with excellence of tl Essex chassis—h performance and se always reflected in greater na- | Dert Sixes S$7A°5 to 3/595, at Flint tional wealth and in economic pro- gress.” WILSON MOTOR CAR COMPANY CARONDELET-BUICK tom *. Kreense. Preaidece t erry. Secretar 2921-23-25-27 Locust Boulevard > ear stgt—patcamt WINNER OF CONTEST Ralph W. Page, president of the (37-46) Carondelet-Buick Auto Co was awarded the Grand Prize Trophy Cup, as well as the monthiv prize cup in the St. Louis Buick Dealers Sales Contest which concluded on " ad “i May 15, at a recent meeting of the &%. Louis Buick dealers and sales- men. . F, W. A. Vesper, president of the | Vesper-RBuick Auto Co., acted as toastmaster and introduced Walter B. Weisenburger of the Nationa! | Rank of Commerce, who made an inepirational Sales talk. ' In reviewing the sales contest which just closed. Mr. Vesper stat- ed that in the period of the con- test between December 15 and May | 16, between 190 and 200 more cars were sold by the Buick retail or- ganization than in the same period | last year. and that a good portion | of this tncrease was due directly | to the spirit of competition devel- | oped by the sales contest. | 3 Minwcr'sstwer ne oes LNOW heres a Car to delet-Buick Co. during the contest | has been consistent. This organ- | ization won the second monthly contest and finished in second | : place in the fourth monthly con- | U Q) @ e | ' ‘'pen Sucdarys aed HNvesiace—We Will Trade—a Year's Time to Pay Hupmobile Countershaft with Roller Bearings: These bearings are the high-duty roller typ-. made of chrome nickel steei—the costly, long- weanng meta! used rn all roller, per and annu- lar bearings in the Hupmobile. Common practice wees plain bushings at thie pomt. do met cost as much, but neither are they so dur- : able. by many times, as Hupmobile chrome mc ke! stec Official registrat prove that the Coa all other closed St. Louis territory test and also won the fifth and last | monthiy contest in addition to 6 maintaining a hold on first place | y consistently throughout the contest Opel j 1} ’ y OUI Cal rs for the grand prize. UNIVERSITY CITY HAS Bin —— temas: |! TERE is the open of the country, the quiet of star- est touch of the accelerator. Feel the thrill of its tre Ce. iain oe moire ‘ read leavened skies, the power of a thousand giants mendously powerful six-cylinder motor. Mark its ease to transport you magically to the land of dreams- of handling, its comfort, its fine car refinements. new salesroom and service station | Our sales during were 574 Coach date equally hea for Dodges at 6700 Olive Street | come-true. Then note its . . o.a 8 i. y oii eatin : cng meee price is well within the limits ef orth Money to ou ae at een —o yet A car world-famous and distinguished, the product | economy—the cost of upkeep low. The terms of pay What closed ca ears for University City and the | of a vehicle-maker internationally acclaimed for the ment liberal. It offers the supreme value of today Coach price off di » | in ‘ : i ; Facts That May Save You Hundreds aie WA ue grec’ ts cn ee | o_o ee vincing evidence OF Doll building, which has a frontage of | ’ ; 4 We invite you to take out a Light-Six model for any wonder it t ars On Your Next Car 100 feet and a depth of 116 feet. All the luxuries of a fine car—for it is a fine car. The comparison with other cars at near its price. Then ou ? oa Storage room is available for 35 same steels, the same engineering as the most costly with cars selling for several hundred dollars more. Here isa transmission countershaft — view at our salesroom — enables vou to | a iin ee Geet tian ants Studebaker models -—- and that means the best men We'll place a Light-Six at your disposal for this pur- pana in high duty roller bearings. draw these money-saving comparisons, is in the front of the building, ser: ee pater — = a oe same quiet, pose any time you name. repair expense concealed in that right down the line. RENAE he Use temean E Seppe = Buy no car at $500 or more without making this test, a Now ride in it. Note its quick response to the slight- Don’t buy blindfolded. quality Hupmobile construction. premdent, and R. W. Bohn, pre- : Possessed of vi | Here 18 another countershaft. It is is clear — ae o45 ees tributing uoeane Seek. og aaa ; if —= 7 mounted in a brass bushing. Eventu- : vay | Dremdent. LIGHT-SIX SPECIAL-SIX BIG-SIx ally it will wear; the bushing will be If any car—no matter what its principle ‘COFFEEN ADDRESSES | 5Pem. 112m W.B 40H.P. 5h 119m WB SOH.P. FP. [26n,W.B COMP. replaced; the repair bill--the position ©! design may be—no matter what its henter(Feen).. 108s eee + 0 Oe eee es? ae is difficult of ill be call price —can show parts and USED CAR MEETING Ronee Oe cen’) 1o5, Roadster (2-Pass.). « + + 1400 Speedater (S-Pam.) . . . 1835 access— wi Ca ed pa processes Roy Coffeen, district supervisor | Coupe (5-Pam.) . . . . .139$ Coupe (5-Pass.) ... + 1895 Coupe(S-Pass.) ....+ 2695 ae exorbitant. equal to the Hupmobile and match it for Maxwell and Chyrsler, was the | eee seo eo eh ee 5406 Gel “ oc esecevce EE ee... 2685 r ; : *{: of: speaker at the Used Cz Bure | 4 , There you have invisible or oe pe in erformance. reliability, durability meeting last Woldbedie’ a see All prices f. o. b. factery. Terms to meet your convenience a a GRAND AND ST. L0¥ee . : trasted with and economy —then, and then only, |Marquette Hotel. F.C. MeDonatd.| [8T invisible costs. are you warranted in investing money | puanasians of the tir Nash Tit AND LOCUST Weber Motor Car Company ago as it is today. RN Oe Ne A The Hu m , 1 a : ' (Co. and president of the St. Louis | pmobile Parts Display—on __ in the other car. \AMMRMEAEIA ‘Dealers’ Aconctenn eo ©6—bSTURESAERD. Satan presided. Walter 1. Prack, secre. ome” yee 7934 'N. ‘Breed Westes Acte Salts , on -re- . N. Breadway r » Mo. WEBER IMPLEMENT AND AUTOMOBILE CO ~ os sects ee edlbrpaan woes a - eee a Robert Ware! ST. LOUIS M 29TH AND LOCUST—5000 GRAVOIS—s116 Lox intredused the ; aie ae rman ‘E123 Grevets SAT? Delmar a thet. FENDLER BR ; rv : er. = , a | 116 UST BO ULEVARD—7226 MANCHESTER AV —2IST AND rine Coffeen tald te og f Atteberry Meter Car Ce. Repp Brox. O48 Bir Bend Rd. Retiohentne” ei ee. ASSOCIATE DEALERS: buyer of a new car then “oy = W est y Sky es. Rowe Tl yg see neetentaine, Tis. may Ferry R P | wee« / - Ramis S oamty Aate Co., 4. §. We ES . : = ‘ ‘ 6800 Wioris«ant (layt : ° ¥ - ea dhldeater ds Aula .. 5156 Delmar BIL. Tricity Ante Sales and Service. — a good price for his old 4. Hf. Gibson Aate Ce, Danr Aute a Ce Rn et ase. FOR T PARK ; } 1190-97-04 Ilinols Av. FE 1921 Sta — one. He traced the automobile A277 Easton Urics “ ve 6806 Cl ~ %. B. St. Lows, Til, Carsonville Ga - . te St... Granite City, Wi. bi eo ¢ pane PLR Eetten GC o- De Soto, Mo. ayt ‘ t (earage : Belleville, Ti. Threde Aute C rage and implement (oo. Carsonville. Mo isiness from its earliest days up mn (Cearace, Mapleweed. Mo. James Daley Moreke. Me ; Sere tas ?* 909 98 (oe Peters, Me, lawe aoa — ih tail oi ‘ Alten, Hl. to the present, decla ring that the / HUDSON-RO i : tote t eee Colembie, UL nn a O° 8P Pees ees Cotlinevitie. 4M. .| used car probiem w | 2 Dciieeis ie ieteeee ms paw Scie e ee, Mdwaedeviiie, Ht. as just an bad | - Meramac, Clayt NOT REPRESENTED IN YOUR TOWN, WRITE Us proportionately seven or cight yeart | o [ | .

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Terence . It is nOnized linder actually St. Louis 3222 Lecust aan OC rkable Six Feel the thrill of its tre- ander motor. Mark rts ease fine car refinements. ll within the limits of > low. The terms of pay- mwpreme value of today ™ a Light-Six model for at near its price. Then hundred dollars more. pur disposal for this pur- without making this test, m7 ™ Hie init ' Hin tit aan int i iit, i Mie i of Freight and Tax Extra Outselling All Rivals The Coach Is the Largest Selling 6-Cylinder Closed Car in the World Prior to the Coach a closed car at moderate cost on a high-grade chassis was not to be had. The Coach at open car cost gives all the utility you can get in any closed car with the mechanical excellence of the Hudson or Essex chassis—both famous for performance and reliability. Official registration figures prove that the Coach is outselling all other closed sixes in the St. Louis territory. Our sales during March and April were 574 Coaches and May to date equally heavy. What closed car at near the Coach price offers such con- vincing evidence of value? Is it any wonder it outsells all rivals? ne’ Deity POST-DISP. ATCH alone has 57, 1000 MORE oily Circulation than BOTR other ve en COMBIN ED = : anaes . Fee. es ~ _ = —_— - A eeteteetteemammmmeenene omen -——_ ——— a - — ee _—_—_—-- ee —— 7 an ( ST.LOUBS POST-DISPATCH = 13 Closed — Comforts in the Coach i) y HMM) My Wy ith 1 \\ } st \N \ N vi t\\ Wg ay \\\ mt au ul ‘i “_<—- ~ . — - “ry —~— soy 4eweare: « cCrr--+ "“ . \ ‘ ‘ 4 ' * VA\\ \ an \\ \\ ) \\\ \\\ WwW S AY AN ee . -< ~e -” ———— = = ee - - — “wae } RR Exclusive to Hudson The motor car issue of the year 1s Closed Car Comforts at Open Car Cost. The Coach, largest selling six- cylinder closed car and exclusive to Hudson and Essex, is the cause. For it provides all closed car comforts, utility and distinction. And the cost is no more than for an open car. The Car for Everyone Everyone prefers a closed car. The Coach alone is the quality car in reach of all.. No other type and no othercarsharesitsadvantage. Because Hudson and Essex exclusively offer the one and only type of closed car at open carcost, their saleslead all others. Coach Gives Highest Value —Everyone Knows You see the Coach everywhere in 1n- creasing numbers. Nearly three years of service has established its staunch- ness and enduring reliability. Both Hudson and Essex are built in the same factories, on the same patents, by the same workmen. In materials and and Essex workmanship they are of one quality. In no other type can you get so much in closed car advantages and assured mechanical satisfaction within hun- dreds of dollars of the cost. First Place in Value There is no reason on the score of cost to accept a lesser car or compro- mise with an open car. And doesn’t the Coach, in either Hudson or Essex, give every utility and performance advantage that can be obtained even in far costlier cars? Hudson and Essex Are of One Quality ST. LOUIS METROPOLITAN DEALERS FENDLER BROS. MOTOR CAR CO. 123 Lemay Ferry Rd., St. Louis County, Mo FOREST PARK AUTO REPAIR co. 6806 Clayton, St. Louis, Mo. HUDSON-ROBERTS MOTOR CO. 23 S. Meramac, ee (iS. Mo.—6153 Deimar Av. HUDSON-FRAMPTON HUDSON AND ESSEX DISTRIBUTORS SALESROOM: LOCUST AT LINDELL CUT-OFF Maintenance and Parts: 4517-4539 Delmar BI., For Emergency Service, Night, Sundays or Holidays—Phone Bomont 3570 Near Taylor ST. LOUIS METROPOLITAN DEALERS ~ a MIDLAND MOTOR CO. 6763 Page Av., St. Louis County, Mo. PRINCETON MOTOR SALES CO. 6912 Gravois, St. Louis, Mo. SOUTH SIDE MOTOR SALES CO. 1720 Lafayette, St. Louis, Mo. BYERLY AUTO CO. 920 State St., East St. Louis, Ill.

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————e ee oe i tl i i a al ——=-_ - —- —- - -—-_- ~~ — — —_— - - -— ”-—_- —- ~~ i - - - - The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation th an the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED APE ue) RI Pa ae ae eee SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1924, | nel ~ STLOWS POST-DISPATCH fRAMPTON FINDS ESSEX CO (aaa ~ Msc Sates con Hudson- -Frampton Co., has just re- a ¥ ~ When He Drives It three of Maxwell's largest distrib- | turned fr _ to Chicago and IND THEIR PIRES in owboy tyle utors during a recent visit to the! Detroit, en “0 the purpose of factory as to which had the best | studying conditions. Frampton organization furnished the spark | was greatly impressed by the lead- that has ignited the whole Maxwell! ership, as he put it, of Hudson and dealer and sales organization into| Essex in both cities. the largest sales contest in the his- | i Automotive Expert Tells How to Discover Where Squeaks Are. Says Frwin Greer, president, Greer College of Automotive Engi- | their organizations’ apiiities have! tributer was selling more of our ‘long been held by the trio—one| makes of cars in closed types than any other distributer of six-cylin- BIG SALES CONTEST AND HUDSON LEADING! «in pDetroit, Aaron Deroy, BSI SOUEAKS Indianapolis Mayor Mounts Racer BR esha totrgareatel RE =o: Se sargambeceingerzsad PERE gy cars in sales, excepting Ford and Chevrolet. My information is that | all pver the country Hudson and Eesex have been outselling other closed sixes, just as they have in In our organization we et r Upon his return, he said: “In | March and April.” 'tory of the Maxwell Motor Cor-' both Detroit and Chicago I found | poration. | that Hudson and Essex were lead- | The H. H. Franklin Manufactur- Heated discussions regarding | ing the field. In Chicago the dis- | a ing Ca. 5 plant, where thé Franklin | , employs 9 per cent of | ' the labor in Syracuse. from the Bast. a second from the neering: “A squeak is produced by the} ruBbing together of two unlubli- cated parts. Despite this know!- edge, try to-find the speak. For edge, try to find the squeak. For leather or felt tape on which the hood rests may become so badly worn that metal to metal contact between the edges of the hood and the supporting flances on radiator and cow! is established. The weav- ing of the chassis sets up a slight. rubbing action between these parts | and a squeak appears-—always dif- | ficult to locate, Sut stick with it | and you will eventually discover that you have passed it by several | driver, by Mayor Lew times in your search. Middle West and a third from the | Pacific Coast. | But instead of a rivalry among stead of three organizations fight- | ing it out to see which one is the. best, word of the contest has organization from the Atlantic to} themselves and their 10,000 sales- Following the official eiiéiline ee a Earl Cooper, noted race | 4;,,5) Maxwell Sales Contest ex-auctioneer so he was forced to. ride it ncaa atyae. ——— —$—_——— the motor world once more. | ———-— SS = a | Maxwell distributor, is in the con- “Where a metal dash {s used, the | ar - === ; | uppew edges sometimes make in- | tween the body and the frame. | CLEVELAND CONQUERS | _test fighting hard.to win. work. termittent contact and shrill noise These may be hased at any ac > a’ pure 1ase ata cael . results. In most cases the cure is cessory store. CALIFORNIA MOUNTAIN > effected by tightening loose nuts: Noisy springs, bf course, are only In view of the Cleveland Six's AMBERT-GRAVES SELI otherwise a thin strip of felt should . Le: Perhb: the | climbing ji high the Sugar Loat cured by lubrication. erbaps climbing in EY be used to separate the offending | most simple way is to paint along-| Hill, near Dupo, Ill., last week, it SEVERAL LINCOLN | finally a last resort is to lubricate | tins it to remain two or three days, | of another climb of the Cleveland. the edges with hard rrease. land then wipe it off, during which | extracts from this article follow: |Zincoln cars so far _ this month. | “Body squeaks are difficult to |time the car can be operated. locate accurately by sound alone, “Wooden wheels often develope | land Six hung up-another new rec-|Hormsby of the St. Leuis Cardi- but fortunately they may be felt, | squeaks, due to the wood drying.| ord in high gear. The latest climb | nals; Clarence H. Fielder, smperin- | Provided the point where the noise | A compound to cure this trouble/is Kt. Helix at San Diego, Cal.—a |tendent of the International Shoe. occurs is accessible to the hand. In/is on the market. A loose de-| stiff, long pull, with sharp turns, | Co. factories; Mrs. V. A. Hall ~d _ exploring. No definite vibration |is to find the loose lug and tight- | |motor car. Those who live in the | Malleeble Iron Co.; Mrs. Jeanette will be felt at the noint of the! en it. Squeaking brakes may some- | vicinity of San Diego know that to F’. Morton of 43 Portland place, and cs al developed into nationai rivairy. 1x. LS YOUR AUTOMOBILE READY FOR THE SUMMER SEASON?) cficlath the mus sae’ Mave Your Car Painted Now: the Pacific. As a result, nearly | k car k li new. F : | 2000 Maxwell dealers have entered | Paint will e most 8 Pi loo mt df ce re | | ‘rial and expert workmanship are vouched for by hundreds of | /men into what has become the Na-|our well-satisfied customers to whom we g | Shank, the Chief Executive of the Hoosier| ~ jsyery Maxwell dealer, as a con.| Do Not Confuse Our Work With Riniatiinsiele Work Then finally | Capital expressed a desire to drive a lap in Cooper’s Robin Egg sequence, is working to beat his) New processes of painting appear every year, but up to the | you'll find it—and all ie peace in| Blue Studebaker Special. It proved too tiny a mount for the giant particular rival Maxwell dealer. present time the custom-brushed and hand-rubbed job is the | ane Ware totoutan in ty whe 2 *| only one which insures the most beautify) and highest class of Have Us Go Over Your Top and Curtains Seat Covers Tailored to Fit Your Car members. Springing the members| side the spring leaves a mixture} js interesting to note the article in I hert-Graves Motor Co. Lin. | together—or apart-—may do it, but | of engine oil and graphite, permit-/| the Cleveland Six Messenger telling me ‘ en ents ot af STOP BY TODAY—and let us give you our estimate on the | co ealers, report *|\ work needed. Phone or write and we will call. “Only a few weeks ago the Cleve-| Among those sold were: Rogers | Body Building and Repairing. Dent Work WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF REBUILDING WRECKED BODIES doing this work one man should | mountable rim lug may causé &/ yneven road bed, all factors which |the Buckingham Hotel; John C. drive the car and the other do the | dull squeak. The simple remedy | tend to lessen the power of any Nulsen, president of the Miswourt | he Muec uto Oo y oO. 4321-4329 West Papin Street Lindell 1481 FRANKLIN EMPLOYES ARE AWARDED $3932 Cash prizes aggregating $3932 were distributed to 254 employes of. the Franklin Automobile Co. on a recent evening, in connection with the termination of the fifth Frank- lin suggestion contest conducted by ithe Franklin Co. for its workers. Prizes were awarded at a testi-.| / monial banquet given to prize win- many hundreds of valuable | tion without impairing quality, ners, officials of the company as heads of departments taking in the ceremony. The prizes from $400 downward. The suse) tion system, inaugurated at sun Franklin plant on March 21, 1 4 has been thoroughly successfy} have been advanced by the ployes tending either to fm the quality of the Franklin cap to cut down the cost of Produc. | NEW FABRIC TIRES | SPECIAL BARGAINS 36x3 Ribbed ....-. eeeee SOx3t Neome@iid ....cccces ave R2x3% Nemekid ...ceces:s $7.45 3ix4 Sf ll a $7.75 324 Nonaskid ..... 33:4 Nonaskid .... o 24x4 Nonskid OVERSIZE CORDS Boaght at a sacrifice; all first quality. Tires are averaging 10,- 000 miles or more. A real sale of better-class Tires. Heavy raised nonskid tread; full oversize. 30x31, lincher, N B2x3le Sitx4 S32x4 334 344 B32x4'e6 b3x4'4 34x4's6 i514 36x41 335 53525 $7x5 ae ii i { $18. 45 1 $21 50 PLLPP SRPD 4, 2 # LLALLLAL ALLA: PAP REBLD psipeed ZPRLRALLOS DP TIRE PRICES SMASHED Michelin, Kelly, Goodrich, United States, Fisk, Goodyear, Racine, Miller, Sterling pele 20 Other High-Grade Tires COROS FULLY GUARANTEED — All Nonskid 30x31, Standard Size .§ 6.95 Six4 S. S. Oversize. .$11.45 32x4 9S. S. Oversize. .$11.45 33x4 S. S. Oversize. $71.45 34x4 S. S. Oversize. - $12.45 United States | Cord & G. & J. Cords Made by U. S. Rubber Ge, At a rediculeusiy low price, greatest buy that ever wirwek this _ A Se om € oS aa Dg Pence Pi Fee oF ae ~ 30x32 CORD SPECIAL—TUBE FREE Guaranteed Firsts, Fresh Stock, Heavy Sonskid. Including a first quality guaranteed extra heavy Tube, while they last ....... Get Our Prices on Goodrich, U. S., Fisk, Michefin and Kelly Balloon Ties TU VULCANIZED FREEE All mail orders must be accompanied by dank @raft er mendy order to save delay in the shipping. (Ine. ) 2540'Locust St Free City Delivery. Mail and Phone Orders UNIVERSAL TIRE Co. Remont 531—1672. “Wholesale and HKetafil. romana Sereda. Dealers, Get Our Preseatan, equeak. You can check the squeak | times be cured by dropping a little imp the hazardous heights of Mt. 'Mrs. Bertha Schmedtje of Olivette, by pressing the hand firmly against oil on the drum—not too much, Helix not only requires expert driv- | Mo. ’ ft whereupon it will stop. though, or you won't have any. ing but the driver must be behind | Cc. L. Williams sold Rogers , “Chafing of the lower edge of brakes. Fuller’s earth or soapstone | .),. wheel of a real motor car. Hornsby his new Lincoln sedan. | the windshields against cowl may/ dusted on the surface may quiet’ «4, far as it is known, the tied make a squeak. This is usually | them and it is best to try this rem- | tinction of being the first closed stopped by tightening the wind-|edy first.” car to climb Mt. Helix in high gear shield bracket or by the introduc- | NT ae ee |earryinge two passengers, goes to a tion of a strip of felt or rubber Banner Buggy Painting Oars. 'Cleveland Six sedan, driven by C between the two parts. A squeak B. L. Beall, president of the KE. Greene of Greene & Fleming. in the: steering column may be! Banner Buggy Co., announces that ...~.0.nq Six distributers, and car- eared for by removing the steer-| his concern is now repainting au- rving Frank F. Longenecker, au- ing whee! and squirting oil down tomobiles, at its plants, 1310 South seeaiiiie editor of the San Diege into the column. |Thirteenth street. This company Union Tribune, as observer. eee eee F for Economical Transportation “Rubbing between the body siTis | has been building light spring ve- | “as previously explained this | ee, may coo 8 hicles for 40 years. According to | climb is not only notable as a hard | —.. which can only effectively | Beall, their repainting work has lull because it is an unadealiy | core by the use of felt |that “old-time brush carriage fin- a 2. but because of the éit-| lI I a ficulty encountered in securing , — traction on the road bed, which ts | ‘cut and washed, full of holes, rust | Vacuum Tread @ #"¢ rocks. _ | ‘SOUTH AMERICANS Sterling Cords F eee SURVEY ROADS. J 10,000-Mile ™ - Adjustment Basis By ROY D. CHAPIN, | 1/ Vice President, National Automo- 30x3 ’2 | bile Chamber of Commerce. Oversize _ An experiment in neighborliness | destined to have a far-reaching ef- 9 75 fect upon our relations with coun- ¥ | 2 be- | |tries to the south of us, will | S2x3% Oversize 'gin when the Pan-American High- | e | ‘way Commission arrives in this iy 3ix4 Oversize country next month. ‘e $14.65 The delegation which is made up if Cupples ing switch, wire, bulb for any car. Cames | S | D and neces fittings. equipped with tr e and ‘necessary Mitines, | Sauipped with TO MAKE RECORDS eamine sign price R9c semaphore tyvoe Witt ; —_ lens. Very 69c ith over 75 per cent of their epecial at sails in « ches, hot the : Excel Rim Tool — mals in coaches, hoth the Hudson Am le i ower A powerful, efficient Rim Tool tha: Shock Absorbers : = 0. and the Hudson Instantly lecks or unlocks any make POR PORDS Frampton company, local Hudson of split rim witheat injury to the tire Malleable «steel, double-arm Shock Ab- Essex distributor attained ~ . or rim. KMasy te operate. Recular sorhers with oll-teenpered siterl coil high all-t ae 's 1 ry cased reat im r 86.08 value. On sale $2 45 eprings ; ‘vewular $8 value. «$4 95 Ue ah-time voiumes of business e. ° Per est of 4........ . . in April, according to official sales Dail mont ~ For both factory and fist rfbutor Ret.) ng this was the fourth straicht rec- to & ord-breaking month. This run of Pr. P.M. phenomenal business beran with Saperior Roadster A Ce [Pee ee Superior Touring tinued vieheambvety through Febru- Superior Touring DeLaxe Quick Get-away Easy to Handle Averages Low- est Cost per Mile See it at the Nearest Chevrolet Dealer’s amend te penlitayntepe < ~ ee as Chenete 410 - 640 Utility Express Truck Chassis 550 Prices f. o. b. Flint, Michigan a Chevrolet fot Flint, Mich: SUNDAT. MAY 25, 1924. a MOTOR CARS REPLACE. CAMELS IN DESE How the running time from |] don to Bagdad has been reduce cight days, and how the Holy L and the sc enes of other anc Oriental civilizations nave t opened to tourists by the motor. was interestingly toid by Cold: s Johnson of the General Mo Export Co., who has just mad short visit in Detroit. Camels, the ancient ships of desert, which have held sway nore than 3000 years, are being placed by motor cars, which ; many factors of safety to the | vantages of immeasurably grea speed. A route recently establisl ecross the Syrian desert from H fa and Beirut to Bagdad for rn and transportation purposes, by » use of Cadillac cars reduces | running time for a distance nearly 500 miles to two days. Pr to the establishment of the n mail route, the journey by car travel consumed from seven eight weeks. The motor ro: brings within quick and easy ; cess to tourists the ancient ruins Raalbek, Palmyra Babylon a other ancient cities. The drive is taken straig across the desert. Trails are f; quently ignored and the hard st face of baked mud makes possi! a speed as high as 70 miles fp hour At night direction is d termined by the stars. The Cadillacs carry a gasoline r serve of 75 galions in tanks on t! running board. Arab bandit mounted on fleet horses, are ou generaled by the high speed of t} cars. Plans are being made for exten ing the route eastward from Ba; dad to Teheran, Persia, giving it total extent practically equal to th distance from Detroit to New Y or! eee ee a Concerning an Indoor Aerial. Anyone who operates a sensitive = will do well to try a 20 to 30 fo aerial inside the house or in the a! tic, or wherever it can be put wu with least trouble. For close tur ing and reducing static it is «ult effective. Sets of the type mez tioned will cover excellent rang with this single wire, even if it | strung within the house, aroun the picture molding. - a ST “HEIL “HT Yells Our Usec “Only 2 Use This enviable positio in on new Oakland A of cars at liberal pric If you are in the maz gate our proposition. 187% h —In the} New Oakland Tells the Story o! Jan. 1 to May 15, 1924, The R Duco Finish Disc Wheels 4-Wheel Brakes All Bodies ‘ Touring C. Roadster ........ $995 | Sport Touriag... 1095 | Sport Roadster.. 1095 | Prices f. o. t Oakland’s Special Payment Examine the Oakland Six y Sign and construction with ti will then understand why tl being chosen by so many wh most and the best for their n MISSISSIPPI VALL 2801 LOCt Fr. A. HATFIE .-* hw *

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Sea i Riana SN BR POs Pee ny sa: Pee ee a Pie ‘ 1¥, a 4 ‘ ! United States, Fisk, | a cross the Svrian desert from Hai-| -aam ‘ | Se ‘ Bs & ? Her, Sterling and a © ant Beirut to Bagdad for mail! 9a ? , " c ce fZrade Tires Wand transportation purposes, by the| Fam | ¥ Cc oO by D S gse of Cadillac cars reduces the] fie: “if - § sunning time for a distance of) ~% ' hw ra FULLY GUARANTEED | nearly 500 miles to two days. Prior | _ : . rig } All Nomskid to the establishment of he ae eR eS LeMaes, SRE ERR BRE oy Bare htertemmer rere et a | $1, Standard Size .$ 6.95 mail route, the journey by camel| , a | a “ lg preteen toy Savel consumed from seven to| This 1906 Cadillac is in the stock of the Brock Motor Car Co. | The route| 4t was a feature of three recent used car parade. It’s 1924 Duco 2x4 S. S. Oversize. .$11.45 eight weeks Th motor FOB Factory w i © © Geeta, 001.48 brings within quick and easy ac-| finish attracted much attention. x4 S. S. Oversize. .$12.45 sess to tourists the ancient ruins of | ~ —— - a Baalbek, Palmyra Babylon and_| | —— COLE SPEEDSTER SHOWS United States Royal other ancient cities. | FIRPO HANDLING | BALLOON TIRE VALUE. ord & G. & J. Cords mamas Give is taken = straight | VELIE MOTOR CARS | The Cole Speedster, which has Wap across the desert. Trails are fre-| e the honor of paci h f ade by U. S. Rubber Co. quently ignored and the hard sur-/|| |. Louis Firpo, known to pugi- eumund- B00 Shee a x . wees | ¢ = redicalonsly low price. The face of baked mud makes possible | istic fame as the “Wild Bull of | lis oli “pe tr at incianap- greatest buy that ever strock sspeed as high as 70 miles per) the Pampas,” iS now an auto- S$ May 3, gave an hour. At night direction is de mobile distributor. He has termined by the stars taken en the distribution of The Cadillacs carry a gasoline re- the Velie line for the Argentine — *1 ai , according to an announcement rve of 49 £alions in tanks On tne a ae Cc 3 > ij Seconds—Slightly Biemished tides cane Arab bandits. || JUSt @, ‘de by the Velie Motors ourse. Lou Pettijohn of the Col. ru " ‘ ; a aE atz, Cor ‘ation-of Moline. 1) factory. who has been nominated NON-SKID—ALL OVERSIZE mounted on fleet horses, are out- © es by J. J. Cole to pilot the pace- | , a OO — ——— ———— : vA. ip pac c- ' generaled by the high speed of the | — . making car for the day of the race. | 7AL—TUBE FREE cars 'FRANKLIN SALESMEN was out on the track early Friday | Plans are being made for extend- morning going through a few lim- | interested handful of. railbirds last Friday morning a new appreciation of no only stock car speed, but of the ef- | -o+ Ole ficiency of balloon tires on a brick Sonskid. ag- | Stock, Heavy ing the route eastward from Bag- | RECEIVE PUBLICATION | bering-up exercises before the car dad to Teheran, Persia, giving it a| Three times.a week every is finisaed. The Cole made a cou-| last “_***ooe -all u o ’ : eee recuceny Cywal to the Franklin salesman in the United, P/¢ Of warming-up laps and finally | am | distance from Detroit to New York. | opened up on the north turn | ic to . sep , s . and ) y Michelin and Kelly Balloon Tires 8 gene sean A ‘ by wens receives @ copy of & publi- | wowed a clean 90 miles per hour nied by dank or money Concerning an 4nagoor ACriat. (cation published at the company’s for the half mile. Goan Anyone who operates a sensitive set |. . i _ © ' | will lo well to try a 20 to 30 foor | Pant at Syracuse, N. Y.. designat- A second trial was made, and il « fi] u ~ ' ; ‘ : Inc. ) 2840 Locust St. .+, ed “The Issue.” The name is in-,‘h@ Same speed was_ registered erial inside the house or in the at- sa nd Phone Orders Fitied. s / ;, Pettijohn purposely hit the south All Da i or wherever it can be it up dicative of the purpose of the pub- ae nfs u y Suedsy. Ue, © on P , turn at 90 in order to # termine Dealers, Get Our Propesttion. S with least trouble. For close tun- lication, to keep prominently alive the behavior of the balloon ¢ | ing and reducing static it is «uiie jm the minds of Franklin _ sales The result was oiiiaieiae rage effective. Sets of the type mei-/ forces the difference that exists; onlookers There. sens al att — tioned will cover excellent range between the cooling system of the The tires euamed te be oleae $4 with this single wire, even if it is Franklin, which uses no water, | track. | msiacved! strung within the house, arounld and that of other cars, which use the picture molding. water as a cooling medium, | “We have been through all man- | ner of experiments with balloon tires,” said J. J. Cole, after the | test. “but this is the first time S we have had an opportunity to ob- - - serve these tires under high speed re | § conditions. It was a revelation to us. The big broad surfaces of th I tires seemed to cling like fingers tv the frack and it was possible for | us to hug the turns, without swine. | ing into them from the outside of i: | | the track.” Ts q9 ? | Ges: fa CHRYSLER MAKES ROAD ) e = RUN IN RECORD TIME , 38; Distance covered by a motor ca~- » Ashe “ re 4 99 mm jon the road within a given time se depends more on outstanding flexi- | : bility and ease of handling than on é G cr | sheer speed. This was strikingly ae: | iNustrated recently when a Chrysler | Yells Our Used Car Manager “3 Six averaged 51.42 miles an hour | eC eC wed] OU Pig in a test run of 34.1 miles between ® 6 99 ; Portsmouth and Columbus, 0O., Only 2 Used Cars Left as without being allowed to travel | mae 6)C™more than 65 miles an heur at | p ; : : : : . | fee | ony time. | | Examine the engine of the new Oldsmobile Six, and you Splendid Cooling: Water, for cooling, flows all the This enviable position permits us to trade fe apt os corn dypin tiger ioyy: 7 will wonder if a power plant so skillfully designed and way around all the six cylinders, valve seats and = = so sturdily- built could ever wear out! spark plug openings. Result—perfect cooling, no - ' derground ilroad ings 4 P : inon new Oakland Automobiles all makes fi P re a distortion, longer life. Valves are unusually large, | | around 15 right angle corners, | - ‘ : oa - : | Pressure-Feed Lubrication: You know that faulty cylinders are “honed” to a glass-like smoothness, of cars at liberal prices. Th through eight incorporated towns. If you are in the market for a car investi- Fags ‘ve pegs see aple _ or scant lubrication, is the arch-enemy of an engine's perfect-fitting gray iron pistons carry hammered gate our proposition. fae | quickness and precision with which life. But in the Oldsmobile Six engine you find rings. Result—perfect compression, surplus power am 6} it could be slowed down at these pressure-feed lubrication to every revolving part. and unusual long life. om 6|s various points and again raised t. . . weer t ’ life. ie , A; 187% Increase ae {= Sees 'gaee SS ewe fe ee ee a ee ee Finest Units: Years of active service will also be realiz- eine ax eee Wekek tains Big Crankshaft: You find a crankshaft of extraordinary ed from the Delco starting, lighting and ignition sys- tem, Harrison radiator, rugged 5'.-inch frame. Truly, it’s a car built to give many years of satisfying service. New Oakland Automobiles fy oes: mete P sn cucmenie vibration is another foe of long life. I | tar the fastest -over made between Oversize Bearings: Main bearings are almost as large Matchless Value: You owe it to your pocketbook to Tells the Story of OUR Business fem =| Portsmouth and Columbus as the cylinders. They are of the airplane type— investigate this Oldsmobile Six thoroughly. ‘ Your MS 4a Stow ic tose, beer allie Setiod 1993. ee The test was the result of a used in Liberty engines during the war. Require sound judgement will convince you that here is a car 7 %So S054 mm | wager between R. G. Johnson, whe | no adjustment or replacement for 30,000 or 40,000 that looks good, runs smoothly, costs little to main- weq 6 drove the car, and three wealthy miles. tain—and one that will last and last and last. h Reason fee | Portsmouth men who believed ¢- ' rhe al Fee autthe the enn th tape Gane teen Reetaver ones os ae Sodan iii’: "sees es - : | : Sport Roadster 885 Cab 985 edan DeLuxe 1245 Duco Finish NewL Head Engine § | hours. P one oan - Permanent Top — | The G. M.A. C. extended payment plan makes buying easy. All prices f. o. b. Lansing Disc Wheels aa Sadie) =3 AUTO CLUB PARTY TO Tax extra. 4-Wheel Brakes Centralized Controls — SEE 500-MILE RACE) DE LUXE AUTOMOBILE CO. All Bodies “By Fisher” i: | Following a custom establishe? | 3128 Locust PHIL. H. BROCKMAN, Pres. Bomont 2810 FS 'three years ago, the Automobfile Touring Car, $995 oe Club of Missouri has again engarced ASSOCIATE DEALERS: HEINRICH AUTO CO. ATTEBURY MOTOB CO. KNIGHT MOTORCO., STITES MOTOR SALES, LJ. KOENIGSTEIN, GOODFELLOW GARAGE & SALES CO., Roadster Oth nay ke $995 Business Coupe. .$1195 3 (a special train to carry members | Sport Touring... 1095 Coupe for Four.. 1395 % 'and their friends to the Interna- | 5123 Delmar BL Gravois and Cherokee. 1512 Locust BL 4701 Washington. 3223 Lawton Av. 5802 Delmar. ILLINOIS ILLINOIS MISSOURI Sport Roadster .. zo95 ne tec womee SOGS gies | tional Speedway races at Indian- Ecrptian Motor Dunne Needham & Smith ‘ Fairfieid Charlies FB Gateweller - y Prices f. o. b. factory 2: apolis on Decoration Day. Th» Oakland's Special Payment Pian Saves You Money. ee train, in charge of Mr. and Mrs. $2°%: : les... Venice Pasier's Garace .. a T. F. Ferd Meter Co a | Staunton Dun i. Renen..............- Létehfield Hulett Imp & Meter Co. . : . . 73; 'Vernon Hinkle. will leave Kansas Examine the Oakland Six yourself. Compare its Marten Meter ta “an . ; ’ : e mbra } » cing chosen by so many who have deci ea tos Te dianapolis at the entrance to the | Rae zy ha so eres eter Galen. pes Hurst Owen F. Thompson Motor Co. Parkersburg Motirer (ity Ante Co most and the best for their money this year. =o Speedwa vy grounds. n Effingham Jaco Moter (Ce Granite cy Harry F VW eiseaborn VW. Ree MePike Sie Much interest is m f d this ods OS oe Lauisville Kiecke’s ——— —_— (-illeapie Jenkine Moter Sales Moore Heatiery tation iss: Mur in r = naniteste tmis Metrepeli« Knab Moter Co oMe: Hs Belbes itie MISSOURI Miller's Tire Sheo MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR CO. -: vear in the 500-mile race Last .- Carterville Langenteld (se - : Aatemotive Service Khoo New Haven oT Seana te = oe ' : . e P - i¥ ST ss year was the first time that one- oe: +s Se mon Leche Mietor = i Bros. .Marbie Hill Meibert Metor Ca. re ae 2801 LOCUS : = man cars were raced on the In- | oa a ag : a mem — a ee fae 3 - , . ' Kamm oo (mrage.... Yr. A. HATYITELD, President a dianapolis track, and it is expected a ly yy 1908 State % a? Lecuase , __. Herrin — ry. M. Deggemdort . this year, with the pilots having _ er 5 iegage Nashville ores Dense Moter Co. become accustomed to one-man ee ty FM. ee ee es a Needham & Smith Olney cars. new records wiil be made Thirty-one entries have been made for the race, among them severa! from foreign countries. Tommy | Milton, winner of last year's race; Jimmy Murphy. Cliff Durant, Har- ry Hartz. who has come in second /at four races on the Indianapolis | track, and Eddy Hearne are among the favorites who will com- pete ‘COLUMBIA SEMI-SEDAN IS RECEIVED HERE The Advance Motor Car Co. is showing the new mode! Columbia artcraft semi-sedan. This is an en- tirely new body type developed by this company. with two doors. It has. large windows, roomy. \wide rear seat and titling frent | seat. The doors are wide. ~~] BW A, “MAY Sts miles an hour without traveline} - . ° —In the Sale of ma =| more than 65, and though higher | size, perfectly balanced both statically and dyfiami- | 6| speed could have been attained. the cally. That means eli¢aination of vibration—and ~S DW ™” ILLINOLS ~ZX DB BW ~. DP 2 A ZA + ” 4 ps “ & - - iba a , 2 “s £ - © » ~~ @ - vem @ ‘ i oS " ed wh ye eat elas lg nein seein: “ina Ae eel ER aI Sone lies

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, SUNDAY. | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED MAY 23, 1926 16 ~~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —@—_— SPEAKS IN FAVOR 7 IME-PAYMENT gales motor vehicles, when prop- erty handled, are a logical | and desirable development of | the business, in the opinion of Curtis C. Cooper, president of KF _ (2 a General Motors Acceptance fo ia 5 F- Corporation, who spoke at the ' World Motor Transport Con- S P Ee ~ IAL gress in Detroit Friday. Mr. Dox? MISS THIS CHANCE! A special carload sale of the well- A N Cooper in his address brought | ._ , y i = i A — — 0 | out the fact that time sales are known “Packard” auto and Ne Oe ar adie ae type ' a usual practice in many lines All brand-new and fully guaran ecd—a ney-: rices. 0 ucts, particularly th ‘ ’ ’ end this | Seren cates dele of Direct From Factory to Yeu at Jebbers’ Prices: ‘Three considerations recomm | than several dollars. Sew- GUARANTEED 18 MONTHS | re Imo ath. “ ® - . : bu ers— | ing machines, furniture and Packard Batteries are positively guaranteed for 18 months. Serv; Sedan toa wide circle of y | other easential items are so giarantee certificate accompanies each Battery. , ~ financed that the purchaser can b mma, Anew and substantial beauty—height- puy them out of his income | ff) =—=————————— TYPE YSW-611 ers * . ‘ntments. rather than out of his capital. FITS THE FOLLOWING CARS: | GENERAL is ened by many special appom seers gcse he al oem te Buick “4” Chevrolet Otdsmobile | Pncoverl y erlv handled, this method of Ford Fase x * ‘ee +> Sa de 1 Overland * @9, ‘+ z merchandising is likewise e- Hupmobile Gardner d sirable in the automobile busi- : : A seat depth, body length and spring arable in the automobile bu : ee See 'precht Motor Co., Hallenberg-Wag- ner Auto Co... Johnson-Wright Auto 'Co., Chambers & Long and Nulsen- | Thompson. A program of entertainment was arranged. The Principia Jazz Band orchestra played. following which a pictorial review of the six months’ contest was shown on the screen The films were made by S. Williams, branch manager of | the Ford Motor Co | Next came a minstrel show. 'which was broadcast by §$ station KSD, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Among the participants in this show were Messrs. Nece. Diehm. Wunderlich, Herwig and Strauss of the plant assemblin Ray Wuest and Henry Eschenroe- Le ELE PREETI LD PE forces and al ‘ ~ - . + + rye » = , Ger | tHe revs Motor a 4% Kar] > * : - . - Robinson of the Riefling Automo- a. ’ wee wo 1 ° > } 7 | , due Co., Stanley Bowles of the Bil- gere Auto (Co. and Salesman Rene : MM ) 3 — os } = Ss ? r 4 of the Ollie Haupt organization. - oy ——_ GOVERNMENT maxes |i Gey Sunday All Day * AT HUPP PLANT i : ef \S Hupp Motor Car Corpora- on. in conjunction with the Unit- J ed States Governmen: has —_— —_ Te? —-. ~ . 2 57 - ‘ 2 & : compieted a film, ‘““The Heat Trea?t- | - — a + ’ ° 7? > me! . Steels ustrating many ' 7 ek. > Or the most important improve- |} ments to high grade steel for which i thea . — Oi earn Ff? ee Dee * 2) = } a wel J sa ee > r t : mY amt of th ~ h« i ?' . 4 . 2 2 . 2 merican Gear and Manufacturing UIC SEE enn teat Look at These Cars Sunday Sure Sidtarr. has held first Hupmobile distributors and dea!- orr ere have already requested xe pies Good Cars ered 147-653 Gatisfied choice. of space of the lm for use in educating at Low Prices S DAYS AGAINST DEFECTS Customers their rala tice ‘+ th~e ape + Ma: one — to Reduce . 90 DAYS epee paar 8 Insure Your At ar sec nN onstruct. . . mn gene at the National . a i. uetemeehne te os Our Stock rienced shepmen, ‘They are therefore guaramtecd abse- Satisfaction expected ¢) , . ae Intely against defective parts. up te 10 per cent of Tomo e OW : ° hectastin Im pie . the seflizg price. For yn $500 — pur- men? na Aut ; te f*a } 4 . . 7) ae chased, sbeald «a part be feand ective w ninety WLY FREE DRIVING days, the Weber imete t and Aatemebile Ce. will PRICES PLAD for six CONSeClU cure ft ne tors. will be able to se- /#l |] Readseen LESSONS lefray replacement expenses UD to $50. MARKED tive years--- an CHANDLER WINS RACES Over a Hundred Left—Every One a Bargain honor awarded COUNTRIES e Although it is not built for a rac- to th manu Fac + "S Car and the factory never en- turer member shandier continues to pile up new| Chandler cont | inues to pile up new! of the NACC with. records in contests held in foreign, SPECIALS \| $50 Down At 3116 Takes These . 2 £ BELLAMY, S. W. T — reac > ~* @& — - - . : ae i . een OILS: AnaG ei™ Locust ey j m3 ) Ave eve en’ f the "hand'ter ie the bar a. ieee the Chandher te flap Toar.. $395 Road: ] m3 “mh =: BEVO FILLING STATIO! Ali Buick Salesroomes VOLUME OF , ot egg eaali llan gown, xe. ' | : a a BOULEV : mn April an annual mad Stadebadrr . Dewn a hg cd TIRE SHO . vent conducted by the Automobile | rs oe oe Are Open Until 10:00 BUSINESS Stub oo Reena” ‘h? Actemedtie ¢— WEE 20=s-s- BROADWAY GARAGE O’Clock Every Even- The Chandler, driven by Juan A | _ BUENGER AUTO SUPPLY Malcolm. and competing against a ing, Sundays Excepted Four~Wheel Brakes pesky mame ee — A Small Down Payment Will Give You 4 BRAS! ER AUTO SUPPLY } ree ee + hours, 26 minutes, 52 seetenie mer car er mae @ mal) a Car Before Decoration Day. . \ numb dewn payment and yea : | “ 1818 N. Grand Bi. . run er of victorie ~~ a -.* een won i en ee 7 oe hav ig can @rive a geed car riday. * and ‘ 2 . ae CHAMPION BODY co. "= Sweden since the first om of ome of cur five ; Da Friday. - rey S147 Leeust 6. indiler havine places tmmediatety. W coarse Saturday : ~ CH UT won firss prize at prema yg on will allew yeu a he e 7 & “ EAU FILLING STAT Reb 1 first at A om Seat =a | yeas te pey the bai- . i . 900 (Reutese Ave. a cade ten 56 — Three Days for a Wonderful Tour. . ; CLARK & FIGGE Tewer Greve eed Pagin Ss. West Side Buick Auto Co. South Side Buick Auto Co. WARD MOTOR CO. INC. See the Best Assortment in Town—At Once . COLBECK TIRE CO. : HOLD ’ 7 : ae A ot ttter Conca ng Soong mg Weber Implement & Automobile Co. /—\B Sc Auto sirrty Kirkweed, Me. 9837 N. Grand Beei. 2533-58 Ofire Street tributers for Maxwell and Chrys- PELOR FILLING & SERVICE Deter the vear the S109 Ivery Avreune Roy Coffeen. district supervisor E.. A. Dodge Motor Coa. East Side Back Company of the Maxrwe!l!-Chrvysler companies, | a 3116 Locust Blvd. pee N. W. Cor 2Zist & Pine 1976 State St.. Granite City, Ul. 326 MN. 10th St. Bact St. Leuis, Im. was the principal speaker. He ex- | piained Chrysler plans for the fu- S345 Southwest Branch . Maplewood Branch Vesper-Bgick Auto Co. ture, including production and sales | Lim@oll at Gremd Wert Pine at Vandeventer policies. Other representatives of | 5000 Gravois Av. 7225 Manchester Av. | i. sk. SS , the company spoke on territorial | \deveiopment. S. B. Ward. presi-| dent of the Ward Motor Ca, Inc., | talked on genera! conditions, '

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STNDAT, MAY 25, 1924, : mplete convince you yeriorities! You hater smoothness s performance, ¢ ; Ae me a 4 ‘ a ' i * as 4 ; "4 éy tr 8 ‘Zi ' Ist & Pine i Branch nester Av. 5206 Florissast Ave. | BRASLER AUTO SUPPLY CO. ett AE ies tities Rieiianti. Sante: Death Bil sailed - oy a RR Tree ners ogee = s ¥ - % 7 om. 7 e he Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBIN Make It Easy for All ISt. Louis Motoris — /] di a ‘America Should Produce Its Own Rubber” — FIRESTONE ST. LOUIS CITY AND COUNTY SERVICE STATION DEALERS VIRGINIA FILLING STATION BELLAMY, S. W. EASTON AV. TIRE WORKS 5839 Baston Arr. 6432 Clayton Ave. R BEVO FILLING STATION GOELZ, CHAS. JR. 5000 Gravole Are. BOULEVARD TIRE SHOP GRAVOIS AUTO CO., GRAVOIS-COMPTON AUTO SERV. 3300 Washington Ar. Graveis and Compton Ares. BROADWAY GARAGE GROETKE, WM. J. S Broadway. 4415 Morgenfor sop 5s BUENGER AUTO SUPPLY CO. VM. HEIDEMANN AUTOMOTIVE SUP. 29 St. Louis Av. 14°98 HILKE, H. F., CO. 6148 Pa Ave. IVORY FILLING STATION 7TROS Ivory Are. INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY CO. 1818 N. Grand BI. CHAMPION BODY CO. Si47? Lacast +. PSOUTEAU FILLING STATION 900 Choutean Ave. CLARK & FIGGE Tewer Grove and Papin St«. COLBECK TIRE CO. 1465 Hediamont Ave. CRAIG AUTO SUPPLY CO. 2511 Jefferson Are. YR FILLING & SERVICE STA. Delor and Ieuisiana Aves. DOOL, L. T. 5384 fe Leute Are. 145 Washington 8B! JOHNSON AUTOMIBLE CO. 7 Olive ®t, KAYSER, W. F., TIRE SHOP fometen & Careline KAUSLER, A. W., A275 lamp Ave. KUHLMAN MOTOR SALES, Rii4 Cae Are. °R01 N. Breadwar JOHNSTON BROS. TIRE & SER. CO. LIBERTY TIRE & SUPPLY CO. 4969 Delmar BI M. B. TIRE CO. 490% Laston Are. MARCUS-EASTON SERVICE 1511 Marcos Ave. MISSOURI AUTO SUPPLY CO. B05 High St. MOONEY, ART B., TIRE CO. 4547 Delmar BI. MOUND CITY TIRE CO. 2270 S. 12th St. MUNICIPAL TIRE CO. 115 N. 1%th St. NEWMAN A. S. & T. CO. "711 Delmar B! NORTH END BAT. & TIRE CO. BOcR N. Rroadwayr. OWEN BASKETT MOTOR CO. 3333 Washington BI. PASSER’S FILLING STATION 5549 Fasten Ave Q. M. AUTO SUPPLY CO. 18th and Sidney Sts. RAITH. O. R.. TIRE CO. 1300 NN Grand Bil. Miles ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH 37 ene aa ocemeneneall * ” a y : ~ ts to Equip with Full-Size Balloons 6UM-DIPPED CORDS at Minimum Cost The Firestone Program of manufacturing Bal- loon tires, tubes, rims and wheels has solved the problem of making full-size Balloons available to a new and vastly increased field of motor car owners. and makeshifte—semi- balloons to fit present rims—need not be ac- cepted. We, the Firestone dealers, have uipment and a special system of application which assures a real job—finished and complete in every particular—applied immediately, at a cost well within the reach of millions of motorists. It is an easy job to apply this simplified Firestone unit. Special equipment which Fire- stone has developed and controls, and is manu- facturing for their tire dealers, gives us an ex- clusive advantage in turning out an accurate, balanced wheel job which exactly fits your present hubs. If your car is now on wood wheels, rims and spokes only are replaced. The cost is little or no more than a set of rime and we can equip your car almost as quickly as a tire change can be made. 100 per cent Tire Satisfaction We lenow you will never be satisfied with any- thing less than full-sized balloons. In no other way can you get the complete results in riding comfort, safety and economy. Insist on all the benefits of the real balloon—the advantages which have convinced over 20 car manufac- turers and over 40,000 car owners. ROBINSON’S GARAGE Rv4R8 Sallivan Ave. RUSSELL TIRE & SUPPLY CO. 2102 S. Tth Mt. S. & L. TIRE CO. 3023 Lecust BI. ST. LOUIS AV. SERV. STATION Prairie and St. Teuls Aves. SEIFERT, F.R., & SON 6211 8. Broadway. SCHOTTEN-VICKERS, INC. 2630 8. Broadway. STANDARD TIRE CO. #* 2671 Wasahin SOUTH SIDE AUTO SUP. CO. 3445 S. Grand Bl. SQUARE TIRE SALES 3498 WN. Grand Bi. SULLIVAN AUTO SUPPLY CO. “O18 Ttacuat , TOWER GROVE TIRE & VULC. CO. ITI Tewer ts - “. TRIANGLE TIRE & SUP. CO. “17? Delmar Ave TEE ZEE TIRE CO. 0c? 4 Rreadwe?s. UNIVERSITY TIRE & RUBBER CO. 3016 N. Grand Bi. > €© F 3441 & Broadway WALSH MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Si?? Delmar Bi. WIDE WAY TIRE CO. WHITE HOUSE TIRE CO. 5000 BN. Grand Bi. SMITH & CLIFFORD Brent Mo. ST. LOUIS COUNTY AUTO CO. BLOMES & PLAGAMANN Eerek Me JAMES LONGWORTH Fenten. e. GIVENS MOTOR CO. rergusen. We. G. E. POERTNER AUTO RPR. CO. low, Me. CLARENCE CHESLEY process that makes practical), with carefully spokes and rims (also built by Firestone) and guarantee you a balanced, dependable Furthermore, if you do not like your car Balloons we will reapply your old tire equip- ment at no cost to you. Equip Now for Summer Driving We Are Stocked and Organized to Handle Any Car Here is your opportunity to get unheard-of satisfaction from your 1 and end present preety bee a new of low-cost ings that resuit from depreciation, maintenance and fuel and long tire mileage, make it an economy to ride on Firestone Full-Size Gum-Dipped Balloons. Within a few hours you can join the increasing army of Balloon Motorists, and immediately to enjoy these wonderful tires. See us. Get a demonstration. Let us explain how quickly and simply your car can be and how reasonable our rise —capeulllt Ga allowance for your old tires. Put your cer on Balloons NOW for the summer motoring season. JOE H. BUSH Route No. 17%. Kirkweed, Me. oa pied ROBINSON | ig a - irk . ers 'H. FENDLER AUTO CO. 4 ae | err . uiemberg. *. MANCHESTER MOTOR CAR CG, ! Manchester, Mo. GREENWOOD AUTO SUP. CO. | "610 Greenweed BI. , Me. GEO. W. BENACH r hiville. Me. EMIL J. BENACH Oakville, Me. sea mag Ee BAUER OVERLAND ACCES'Y & SALES CO. HARRISON GARAGE & AUTO SUP. Valles Fark, Me. SUBURBAN TIRE SERVICE CO, 1 . ¢., cheater Greves, Me. Bb’ fi. BATTERY CO. Fasten Are., eliistes. Me. “D. A Hi AN “t. Charles Reck HE. Welletoe. Me. BENOIST AUTO REPAIR CO. WELLSTON MOTOR CO. Kiniech. Me. 6355 Paster Ave... Welletes. Me Doll 4601 Virginia Avr. VOLTZ, C. J. 7305 Washington Ave. G. A. SAUTER Centinental. Me J. L. AMAN reve ( efur ( Meo EDW. FROESEL a ok waht vy ‘oe “ ate *. me ie 2 les 23% vf = 4 7: % oe ae ad 42 ca I ae aa s tie “ tee 2 i PALES ELRET : *s- «6 : BES, thy, ear Ve a ares | Atege = , ee oe 4 rig co, +, ro + $5

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—— cr ™ veer Ts pL 6 paleo Oto q Fine) ry - Le ry eee 2 PRN ORES Ge EEE RF ea - 4 omnes ‘ : ie. « g eg ; $ : 5 Oe Rs J — ee Se Oe FF * ules | . * > % , ‘ . aan ee oS ‘ws a ~t Circulation th an the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED MAY 25, 1926, 9 ag mee ———S _ Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circu Be se: *y: ee ae * Q ; PATCH The Daiiy : SPATCH alone has cinhaiiiiiie : 7 a “a 1g ST.LOU'TS POST-DIS -” aiteaimebaataliaae adios Se a a — _— e = LT — . ————— = ' a oil iia te Oil Greer ¢ fF tne vY@aT. Ca" ff > WS * —— M 4 ts FORD SALES SHOW Te oe base e ie e " 0a CWS’ O r S TREMENDOUS GAIN. .... nigh-priced car field, sales _ & 6 e : ——— — - — sole ‘ Mpls Re oe aa - ‘ ; ' ; : Motor Co., reached a new Mon > & WHEPEA EADING MAY 24 beck and part concrete to Forty- n the United States rose to 211,419 - . } nit ede ie a 4 lamay Werry—Open cood co hee? «tree turn to the right tw luring Apt a substantial increase record W ; = % iaihica “4 = ait on sa. wWerame-. river i... ; cKS tO Park L’rive whit h Ss A the re ord-breaking deliveries liveries a a ree “ear a E> an nee oe “ sda nl — , ‘ is Aine | " auarter mile af March hs; 2 rd Motor Co na? months ‘ ” - se " aeSTEN a a P MUNICATION MEE nnieonn sate Edgemont with announced coln sales showet sete: a at presen ~ #7 Vwtexille. Direct 4: the same time + was stated ipproximat® 3 per cen over i E. . : Tetegraph— iood reie road B ville. . . —s - : » as he cor a “ (,Tavois— iD ” ~~ te — e . . ~ “ree is ow ; ai SaA.F Ss OO Fordson ractors sare pe == ‘on 4 Manchester ner . Rie Rer nae - oF which have been steadily increas- pat y says Z road (‘losed fron mis Pe collins. ile — Nationa! Old = . 3 American Communicatio - North and South reae Per her ood xcept at baat - ia 3 Inter- e - concreie to } _ P = “a o and Collinsville hd E N D Ee R S O Ni C O R D & 3 a Conference to Take Place bilities ill in : + ~ . 2 a marked adetou! 4 ; i Cit ; | i 4 in Mexico City. marked from Mar ost? wk i wllinsville to Eidwardsvilie— ey x their sx assistants or : ‘ieton a an. Gels cee Bomont 379 3152 Locust Central 619 ce Ff sides from the State. Commerce ~ wee ‘ Olt Sew oor? p - wAILN eeieee\' AS. q | ay & War and Navy Departments, ar > my. Good from Ras To Chicago—National Old frail cone aa , te i. wince, mond » Bie ln, eeecehali Shen nerth on Dixi oon route +o Mexico Clty, ——s th = pourri River ehwar: good: hard road practi- ° ee ; first Inter-American Blectrica ea > “. Charice— ero soos alilw en listance To Chicago © xX E ne O n ‘4 E Communication Conference will b t Dlorissant—Opern ee _ via Springf eld and Peoria ‘ Con- a *F held on May 27. Ambassador C - v\cw Halls ieree—. s sper rete cocod excen' througcn some being in Miextco City } e s : the ‘a ~? rhe Towns To Chicaro Via ‘ . . . - BR. Warren. . wi &, 4 $0 Rig Rend—Open: eon encinatieada and Bloomington— Drive to the Indianapolis Races on » already on the ground. He | ) > Nort and ~~ bh— * ; a 7? th “wav * miles Oo? . | ; 3 Price—Pair srt road—padpable when ary May 29, and park with us at our Eater with éiplemmey ene 4 Denn r—Oper good . me Kanes Gis Via St Charies Indiana olis Branch 1142 North law. and well acquainted with offi Kehr's MiI—Fair, a de es Ne P 4 gal Mexico, which will be @ grea Se | Eatherton—!a:: | os he Jeffereda. Clty, then 1b: 1! Meridian. No Charge. qsset to him as the head of thi . . ogg (open. £& : airt road. cood when dm i United States delegation. Repre. : tire —Good i | ; : n tin mn ane — additional information = t M t Co a n f sogentaiive Wallace of Maine, fathes Relieville-Cross bridge to Bast phone seman gaa of Mis- Le x i n 4 Oo n Oo Oo r m p ¥ \ "of radio legislation awaiting action s: louis then ‘ns State 4 . .% ey + » 5 7 5 » * \ We Owe Our Ladies Farr ful auctioneer Now tell me, how did you come to get into this peril- ous game of playing bo-peep to a car that’s leaping around a track at 110 miles an hour?’ Wigan : : . P PN ile als Be Sue tees Tie Boor: ne Cooper. sun-painted veteran of the tracks, grinned. He borrowed ’ @ cigaret from the Mayor, ‘and Said: “Mavor, Ive made tots of monev eut of my 14 vears’ racing—and Bed in It.” tlen which might aid in settling By! questions between the several re- publics of this hemisphere on com- munications tn general. If such a} convention is adopted by the dele-| gates from 21 countries. it would | have to be approved By the legisla- { tive branches of the several coun-) tries. as for example, our Senate. | Subjects as were discussed at the | Internationa! telegraph convention, | to which the United States was not | ® party. and at the radio convention | , of London in 1912, will be tn order. |! _It Is assumed that all matters con- ' ~ nected with western world commu- ! ae Mication systems will be studied in relation to the attitude of these countries to world-wide communi. | cations. and it is probable that any | fonvention adopted will be used later as the basis of negotiations at the genera! international ecommuni- tation conference scheduled te be > held in Paris this fall. | The recent action of Spain in in- jew. working in the garage and galiesroom of C. H. Letcher Wel! Il owe it all to my old emplover i in the garace in San Jose (a? Streamline heed. cow! and radiator shell, E 7 town car. : | He fired me unde mecullar « erank posses ae wagpen hage gery uphol- asy erms SEF IT TODAY - will handle radio. telegraph and n ’ . . eumstances—and that started me ee ne 4 fable problems. It is the purpose | *"on my racing career Will trede veer «ld car en a new - Your old Ferd body in down pay- ° % ef the conference to see what gen- | “Y'see I was just a voung fel- car with one ef our Bodies. Champion Body ment—balance on easy terms. A ay ac in t e atter ays oO @ral principles can be lald down W and also to develop some conven- Bomont 1149 and 2383 Company 3147 LOCUST BL. EEE on? = boasted that T was some the last century we called them 39 and no ‘*horseless carriages, Wanted--- ‘lady’ dared ride in one except as a lark. | THE BEST RETAIL SALES MANAGER - IN AMERICA! In one of the livest citiesin the coun- try a happy place awaits the best automobile retail sales manager we can line up with—a man with a real selling record, to lead and direct the efforts of other good salesmen—a two-legged whirlwind! He will work in a family of good fellowship—with a line of cars worthy of all his ability —and the backing of one of the larg- est manulacturers in the industry. If you are a go-getter—if you've made money and want to make more—te]] us all about yourself in aletter. This is a proposition plenty big enough for you. Address Box W-80, care of St. Louis Post-Dispatch. How different today! Women drivers and owners ot motor cars, everywhere! Feminine fancy determining the choice of the carin the Oreat percentage ot tamilies. The transformation came about because of the recognition by motor car manuwu- facturers of the need tor gratifying the inherent feminine instinct for appearance, good taste and comfort. 1 1 ' ' f dorsing the Pan-American Postal! | | Convention fs believed an indication | ‘ f interest there ie in Pan-Amert-| | q tan conventions, so that support in | fommunication agreements is an-|! ‘ tleipated Italy and Pertugal it is |." Believed. wil! also back yp an all-| | American convention on radio, ca-| * bles and other communication - Problems | As far as the United States ts ° (Soncerned, & tentative form of con- : — haa been indorsed by the P ar Gece approved by the sev- 4 Sovern i lap ment departments in . 4 Tk still remains for the Senate to 4 Dass the appropriation measure car-| : sying the sum of $30,000 for the ex-| ops of the U. &. delegates, but as | ouse has tndorstd the meas _— it is bellewed only « question of pS few days’ time. Y It gave us the closed car models now in demand. It tired spring makers and tire makers and upholstery makers with the incentive to make our cars as comfortable in their way as our homes. All of these qualities are characteristic of the good cars and comtort-giving acces- sories for sale in the classitied ‘““Automo- biles’ columns. You need not torego a single attractive feature just because you can best attord a good used car now. Read the Post-Dispatch s ‘Automobiles columns caretully with your wite. Take her uponan investigating tour. She knows the cars that make the best appearance 3 and she will help you select the right one. ~ POST-DISPATCH | ST. LOUIS’ ONE BIG AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY (@ * ) Se< p patina ‘NE sTa «rT Copyright. 1924. by W.G.B. The Post-Dispatch

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we r days of ed them and no © except en drivers >verywhere ! he choice of of families. 9ut because car manu- atifying the appearance, sdels now in ers and tire ers with the comfortable racteristic of Jiving acces-~- >d ‘“*‘Automo- not forego a because you car now. utomobiles’ wife. Take r. She knows t appearance the right one. ATCH LE DIRECTORY Diepat«h rer arr PR er ae ee SUNDAY, ay 25, 1924. ae Prey. a. Cee ee ie ee Be a were ee The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 9 57,000 MORE City C © irculation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED T ppggiTs LEAVE FOR “D ouMUNeTON MEE — Inter- | Conference to Take Place in Mexico City. - rea The United States delegates and or technical thet x assistants Commerce, State, sides from the are American Communication | ST.LOURS POST-DISPATCH 19 RADIO FOR THE AMATE pS “onda The le Autoplex Circuit | (200 or |500 c. War apd Navy Departments, en route to first Inter- American Communication Conference will be held on May 27. Ambassador C p. Warren, being in Mexico City, He is Mexico City, Flectrica! jp already on the ground. familiar with diplomacy and the| jew, and well acquainted with offi- | dal Mexico. which will be a great geet to him as the head of the | [nited States delegation. Repre- gentative Wallace of Maine, father ‘pf radio legislation awaiting action by the House. left New York on the S. S. Mexico, Thursday, and | Mien H. Babcock, Chief Electrical ! Engineer of the Southern Pacific and a member of the A. I. B. E., the third delegate, is understood | te be en route. The attaches who will assist the three delegates are understood to include P. E. D. Nagle, communica- tien expert of the Department of | ‘Commerce; Commander PD. C. | Bingham and Lieut. A. P. H. Taw- resev, of the Naval Communication 4 fervice: Maj. L. B. Bender of the Army Signal Corps; W. R. Val- lance of the State Department, and probably I. L. Lee, head of the vafio division of the Shipping Roard Operating Department. Mr. Tee has left Washington for an tn- gpection trip to New Orleans and Galveston, and will probably sal! for Mexico from a Gulf port. Following the appointment of the three United States delegates te the communications conference by President Coolidge, it was larned at the State Department thet this conference. which is an guteome of the Fifth Pan-Amer'!- fan conference at Santiago, Chile. | will handle radio. telegraph and mble problems. It is the purpose ef the conference to see what gen- eral principles can be laid eee and also to develop some conven tion which might aid in settling | tuestions between the several re- | pudlics of this hemisphere on com- munications in general. If such a ronvention is adopted bv the dele- fates from 21 countries. it would have to be approved by the legisla- tlve branches of the several coun- tries. as for example, our Senate. Subjects as were discussed at the International telegraph convention, to which the United States was not 8 party. and at the radio convention of London in 1912, will be in order. It le assumed that all mattera con- hected with western world commu- nication systems will be studied in relation to the attitude of these countries to world-wide commun!- cations. and it is probable that any fonvention adopted will be used later as the basis of negotiations at the genera! international communi- fation conference scheduled to be held in Parig this fall. The recent action of Spain in in- forsing the Pan-American Postal ‘Donvention is believed an indication /M interest there ie in Pan-Amer!- fan conventions, so that support in| Mmmunication agreements is an- Selpated. Italy and Pertugal it is believed. will also back uP an all- American convention on radio, ca-| dies and other eommunication| Problems | As far as the United States is Macerned, a tentative form of con-| Yention has been indorsed by the) ara! =, and approved by the sev- overnment departments in- Herested. jee | | | I, still remains for the Senate to! | the appropriation measure car- fying the sum of $30,000 for the ex- Pehees of the U.S. delegates, but as! House has tndorsed the meas it is believed only a question of Biew days’ time. — these weil- SALE ° known high-grade RADIO PARTS where the | ‘tube, socket, rheostat, are of greatest ‘to the rotor ‘wound al ts used, _eritical, FOR AUTO PLEX CIRCUIT , | i i, Price Spectal £75 20 ‘rent vornt 13 3-79 > 75 | 6 and & ‘vay 1c di 85 C COTO SOCKET .O0 Auth = Headsets 2 00 Freshman V ari- ' Advance , 42¢ $9.50 x0 50c oat PINE sTaterT Central 1681 Gbhie Grifleak nd Condenser HONEYCOMB COIL mn -~i50 VOLTS "Bp" AUTOPLEX OOO CIRCUIT Sr ”_ COS! Cl OC _ ae. eg a ONE-TUBE AUTOPLEX. FASILY CONSTRUCTED Modified Form of Super-Regen- erative Circuit Operates | Without Aerial. | In response to many requests for | details of the Autoplex circuit the | following description by H. D. Hat- | tell is reprinted from a recent is- sue of the Radio Journal: The parts required for this re- ceiver are the usual ones to be found about the experimenters) workshop. They are: two vari-, ometers, L1250 or L1500 honey-| comb coil, headphones, “hard” “A” battery “B” battery. | if a and 67% to 150-volt (45 volts will operate the set dry cell tube is employed.) The Autoplex is really tube super-regenerative with one of the large oscillating | colls and “lumped” capacities. The efficiency of the set depends on its | simplicity and’ upon the mechani- | cal perfection of the parts used. The variometers in this circult | importance. The, ratio of inductance should be high, for broadcast reception at least, and the stator coil should be close colls. Stator coils on the outside of stator forms make poor coils for this cir- cult. The osciilating coil in the grid circuit should have an induc- tance vwalue of at least 125 milll- henries. It can be fastened to the side of the grid variometer if de- sired, but this is of no importance, A ground connection only, Is usually enough for the operation of the set. but if both aerial and ground are employed, they should be connected as shown in the dia- gram. If only the ground or aeri- it should be connected to the aerial binding post. Both the grid and plate variometers should be free from capacity. Any kind of tube will work in this cir- cult, apparently, but the small ca- pacity tubes do not give the vol-. ume that is obtainable with the larger type of tubes namely the UV-201A and C-301A. Ifthe smail- | er tubes are used, 45-volts will be a one- receiver enough “B” battery to give good resiuits. Ton The filament adjustment is not! so that in many cases, no filament rheostat is needed. Tt is well to understand what takes place in tuning and why the variometers are of the greatest im- | portance. One variometer is in the grid cir- | cuit and one in the plate circuit. route of the army aviators: | flight | Bay, RADIO AIDS: ROUND THE WORLD FLIERS -Purnishes Advance Data as to! /matic process using automatic coil- | winding machines. is, enameled |trimming and |secondard binding posts are clear- | Weather Conditions Along the Route. | NEW ARRIVAIS ON ° THE RADIO MART Latest of the Crosley products is their new 51-P portable two-tube receiver. It is a regenerative de- tector and one-stage audio ampli- fication outfit ina nickel trimmed, high, 12% inches deep. ered, 11% inches wide and 7's cabinet inches It weighs but 21 pounds with bat- teries, phones and aerial equipmen: | —and a space is provided in the cabinet for is recommended for use in canoes, motor boats and yachts, and for travelers in any and ali kinds of conveyances. It will give. ample volume for a loud speaker on loca! receiving stations, and, under aver- age receiving conditions, gives ample volume for a loud speaker on distant stations, frequently up to 1500 miles or more. 4 A new audio frequency trans- former has been placed on the market by the Hansen company. The colls are wound with No. 40 magnet wire by an entirely auto- The metal case nickel-plated primary and with the Despite the fact that the army|ly marked so that no difficulty is | world-flight pianes are not equipped with radio receiving or transmitting apparatus, in thelr trip Is- these airmen the Aleuttan aiding ‘westward from laras to Japan. The Coast Guard cutter Haida and the fisheries steamer Elder are standing by along the westward in 1¢e- ality establishing a radio chain be- tween the American radio stations and those of Japan. They wi!!l fur- nish advance data as to weather conditions along the route, relay- ing their dispatches to the planes before they take off on their 860- mile jump. The first ald of radio and Government vessels on the long was planned before the planes left Chicagoff, on the Island of Attu, en route to Kashewabara on Japan's Island of Para- mashiru., tn the Kuriles group. Maj. Blair of the Signal Corps, who has charge of the radio com- munication for the army and is aboard tne Haida, wi!l return to the the United States as soon as the! flyers reach Japan, where both Japanese and U. 8. naval vessels will take up the radio service. It is expected that later on he wil! be sent to Labrador to establish a system of radio communication for these airmen on thelr transatian-. tic flight back home. ¢ Thus the impedance of both celir- cults can most easily be adfusted to the value best suited to the char- acteristics of the large coil. tuning the eset, vary both ometers at the same time until! the balance point or rushing sound its. produced. The scale readings on the’ he found practi-| variometers will cally the same at this point. This set, incidentally, remarkably well on distance and the conventional one or two stages of audio frequency amplification ean be added without difficulty. radio is} When) vari- | functions . Peer Joints Kill Radie! If your set Gon't work as far as it ased te, send 25c¢ (coin) today for can oa my new non-corroding solder-paste. am! special instructions fer improving rato reception with it. LEON LAM- BERT. 526 South Voluatsia, Wichita. hanesas. UNIVERSAL SUPPLY CO. GREAT RADIO SALE f High-Grade Equipment Of 4 — ° Ae te mea reatly RADIO SETS AT SACRIFICE PRICES! $118 Federal No. 98 s- $90 Michiga $32.50 ATWA a. § 5 y # 50 an ste GAD 50 $19.50 Storag e Battery ee VALUE of high-cradr. jes $ 79 13 «A 03 pewatin G-volt Storage Batter er otherwise. Every one brand-new, fully charted @ abaotute watisfaction. While they last ” VAC-0-BU LBS tested vacuum tabes. Fanual “ om, best. Abeolutely efficient very Tube guaranteed. ret — While e they last Sail Orders Receive Prompt Attention. UNIVERSAL SUPPLY CO. . Olive pam Pine 203 N. BROADWAY Opp. Bank of Commerce RADIOLA II!, 2-Tube Set, With Tubes and Sandor Phones, $35.00 experienced when up the device in the circuit. The Betts & Betts Corporation announce their new folding loop aerial which has a unique arrange- ment of wire giving a total en- closed aerial claimed to be more }than 60 per cent greater than that enclosed by the ordinary type of | loop of corresponding dimensions wound with the conventional -flat ,or pancake coil with \-inch spac- i ing. Two binding posts make it possible to use one of two differ- ent giving a wide of range wave lengths and more efficiently adapt- | ing itself to the varying antenna requirements of different sets. The | range of wave lengths in connec- tion with a receiving set of average | efficiency and tuned by a variable condenser of .005 capacity is from | Higher wave 100 to 610 meters. lengths are reached if the tuning condenser has a greater capacity, or {if a fixed condenser of greater | capacity is added across the loop term nals. leatherette cov- | portable | these accessories. Je | connecting | numbers of effective turns— | LLL QU ESTIONS AND | ANSWERS All queries must be accom- panied by the name and address Of the writer Q. WEB comes in on |How can his nated? easily. Station be i elimi- (2?) 150 With a on Can station KSD be heard miles fn e-tube set ‘gree of satisfaction” (3) will my set with the addition of a (4) What shculd be used with ~—6 St. be range of * by tne two-step ampii- fier” length aeria! a one-tube set, Louis? oO. M. A. (1) Without length and type of using. only a general answer can be given We suggest that you try connecting a 43-plate variable con ‘denser first in series with the aer- inl, then across the aerial and Zround binding posts of the set. One of these two connections should be of great benefit in im- proving the selectivity of your re- ceiver. (2) There is no reason why an efficient single-tube set should | not pick up KSD signals regularly ‘and consistently all summer at a 'Gistance of 150 miles. or even 200 miles, provided an efficient aerial and good “ground” ts employed. (3) See answer No. 6 to following queationgs. (4) A good aertal for KSD reception is one approximately 1100 feet in length, connected by a 15 to 20 foot lead-in. 150 miles from knowing the Q. (1) How long will three dry cells operate one IUV-189 tube? /(2) Two UV-199 tubes? (3) Three UV-199 tubes? (4) which is the more efficient, a UV-199 or a 201-A tube? (5) In e set using 199 tubes, | Des will the addition of one or two | stages of radio or audio frequency amplification give the distance and volume that the same set have, using 201-A_ tubes? (6) | Which is the better, radio or audio ‘frequency amplification? 8&8. O. P. A. (1) Three dry cel's of the ordinary general purpose type will | operate one UV-199 tube two hours a day for 183 days, or 387 hours. (2) Two UV-199 tubes 299 hours. | gidered the ‘‘best.”’ | not. (6) The addattion of severa! stages of radio-frequency ampli!f-| | cation to a set will increase irs re-. All Mdse. i ae St Louis. MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY Purchasing FREE—Radio Log Book With Each Purchase. Indicales Broadcasting Stations LIMITED QUANTITY—COA&T TO “LONG 45”’ KI epettamy arra it consists of Blu ner complete wi: ‘th Binding Posts; Busebar Wire; Condenser with Dial: 1 35-turn Hon Print with |! comb Meunted Cail; ey | Fonercomb cml with clamp; 1 Kellog Bakelite Socket; 1 len 1 Carter Radice 1 strip Fermica for binding post 1 Carter Jack Switch: Formica Drilled Panel; on display.) ed for one-tube reception over long distances. vernier. condenser and dials: 22-piate Cemcee CRI. Grid-leak with Condenser; 1 Cc = Our LAR PRICE §272.50 $44) 50 Piles ~y * 45- of toriabie ructions; 1! 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TRASFORWERS Ajax All-American Dubiller , Pria Reflex. one er twe Bestone.. Vernier Variable Condensers tate wie Ve S225 111, 01.05 a | ith Ver- =A greed Dials $2.95 73, $1.48 43-plate t er “ty ‘Dials $3.39 43, $1.68 FAMOUS STEINITE TUBE SET Gueranteed 1500 miles. Hee standard socket. Operatce on drv cell tubes. Literature on request SALF ON ALL LOUD SPEAKERS sEae Pair ecw! FEDERAL: 2200 ohms BALDWIN; type C, single unit $3.96 BRANDES SUPERIOR BALDWIN; type C, double unit, $6.90 N. & K. Germany, 4000 ohms., $6.39 BRANDES a | GUARANTEED 100 % FRESH “‘Eveready”’ WILL BUY ANY OF : THE FOLLOWING: our Amateur Radie Books: 2— . limited quantity $2.50 ball-bearing Roller es rr piate capacity Variable Condenser: $1.50 400-chm Potentiometers: 61.450 (Cutler- Rammer 30. 0 to 50 volt Voltmeters for testing sterace or “RB Bat- a aE $2.50 Neut enton twin Inductance Switch. mounted: $2.00 alue ith 5 34. AO. 100 er 150 meunted (oclumblia Honeycomb ( oils: yer yall . 6:12 or balanced Variable ( ondenser: 3 Stelinite Leng-Distance as trong $1.50 Selderette SPEAKER STOCKER “B”’ Batteries $3.33 45-volt. large size - 3 $5.00 » value 2 $1.90 ft. Stranded Aerial Wire: “Dayton 5@ ft. Ribben Aerial Wire: Marco Batteries ; S150 4-way Plog: Erle dry celis; $1.50 inside coring Aerial: yne Neutroformers : $2 Haydon $7.75 silk-weund Reina- $2.00 either 3 5 er 11 plate Varta- Phonograph Adapters: 2 Neutrodrasr 7x17; Westinghouse Loading Colls: $1.50 Mardeck $5.00 (ryetal Sets; Iron. Special ~~ rr “A” Battery For WD-11-12 es C-11-12 85ce Per A C. current: K ; (uaranteed 1 year: 60 ampere hours. Special 170 AMPFRE HOCKS. ~~ STS value. —— 14. 50 re BE. wi . eosieat: f + wit or refiex circuits " $2.29 ow ~~ ASSEMBLED empiete Wit $2.48 6116 od * $385 _ $3.48 1 7:21 $4.35 eryetal, real $75 valee. Sercial 5O-mile radius—censtructed to use two sete of phones. y Other Items at Out Pri my one- | tube regenerative receiver from the 200-meter setting to the 600-meter | setting. My aerial points southwest I tune out other stations | the summer with any de- | What | to receive KSD beat | aerial you are | | ferent kinds of tubes”? 'length includes the lead-in). would | radio frequency. (3) Three UV-199 tubes 125 hwuurs. | (4) Due to its larger plate capacity, | ‘the “A'' tubes are generally con-. (5) Probably | 0O'OS$ ‘S9GQN, UIIM JelsIidwy pecurieg Ili WIOlayvM Daily Schedule Monday, May 26th § 29 ~Music program broadc Be com from the Grand Central Theater. -_—-+— Tuesday, May 27th 3:60 P. M—Donald H. Stinson, comporer pianist. Bdéwin Snider, tenor Address by Raiph R. Matthews on Safegarding O11 by Chemistry.’ 9:30 P. M.-—-Specta! Piano re- eltal by Edna FPeldman. Wednesday, May 28th € 45 - Program by Abvergh - ( are Ensembie broadcast direct frem the Hotel S:atier. 9:60 P. whistier,; Crow, read- Clarence Geraldine Bess, Post-Dispatch Radio Station K S D Program for Week of May 26 546 Meters 550 Kilocycles er and saxtophoniat: Lucilie Haskins, pianiat 11:00 3 M Broadcaating direct from Hote! Statler. Dance music played by Kodemich's Urcnestra Thursday, May 29th 8:00 P. M>~—Program by Schu- bert Club of East St. Louis, Lil. broadcast direct from the Higa School of Kast St. Louls. Friday, May 30th Silent. Saturday, May 31st $:00 P. M.-—-Missouri Theater Orchestra coneert specialities broadcast direct from the theater. ’ ceiving range, wherees the addition creases the volume ef received sig- | nals, but has little effect on the range. Where is Station WHO is its eperating wave I cannot tune in eta- on wave. QO. (1) and what length? (2) tions which broadcast lengths under KSD comes in clear and ieud | Would shortening my aerial rem edy this? It is now $0 feet long. 26 feet high and is made up of) one single-stranded wire. Weuld a two-wire aerial feet in length be an improvemen: | over my present aerial? (4) What tubes should I use to operate a | loud speaker? I now use a Ce30' | in the amplifier and a UV-200 for. a detector, with two 22%-volt “B” batteries. When | add another 22%-volt 'B" battery I can't hear anything. Is this due te the 4if- lL. H. A. (1) WHO, Bankers’ Trust Co., Moines, Ia. Wave length 626 meters. (2) Shorten your aeria! until its over-all length, is about 65 er 70 feet. (The ever-all (3° A two-wire aerial would give you no better resulta than one single wire, and 6590 feet is almost to») short for good results. (4) UV- short for good results, unless you have a multi-tube set emploring (4) UV-201-A or | ~~ cuit than the tube you are using They ,C-301-A tubes would give you loud- ‘of audio frequency appreciab y in- er signals in your amplifying cir-| now | ' also have the added | advantage of consuming % ampere leas filament current than the t'\v. "-300 type. battery 200 or ¢ saving of “A” 22%. at the moat. ave of a ‘soft’ which means a Your tvV-! 300 should wor, satisfactorily with | @ plate voltage of not more than Nothing is 450 meters, but gained by increasing the plate volt- | detector tube abeve 22% volte. We suggest that you try even 18 volts. Q. (1) tfied in the reflex May lith? set published (2) If I wished to use with a WD-I11 tube as a detector. us.ng separate it be necessary to connect a poten- weil as the detector circuit? Will a loop work = with: gE. &. A. (1) (2) Yes. No, An extra Could an ordinary radio | (8) | frequency transformer be used in! about 50 | Place of the honey comb ooils spec- | a UV-201-A tube for an amplifier | “A” batteries, would | ‘thometer in the amplifier circuit as | (3). this set? | potentiometer in the amplifier cir- | cult would not be necessary. (3) | Yes, when receiving from loca! sta- | tions, and perhaps distant stations under quite favorable conditions. Radiograms. The Science Department of the) Univeraity of Wisconsin has re- sumed the study of static disturb- ances, the crackling and crashing | noises caused by discharges of free | UR AND EXPERT ~. ——_ et 'gome in the summer to radio fans. New York City has a “radio Ku Kliux.”” who punish amateurs whe hamper the receiving apparatus of thelr neighbors. Aerials are de- stroyed of those using a single cir- ruit tuner, which makea equeling sounds that are transmitted to the receivers of nearby outfits. -. , tl The BENWOOD CO., Inc. OLIVE 6634 1110 Olive St., St. Loula, Me, WHOLESALE AND EETALIL. “Pieneers in the Firse in " en na em LIGHTNING PROTECTION Red Teo, ry Storm King. $1-60; ; Breach Suspensions Super-Hoteredyne Parts Revceptrad Kit. $545.00 Raven Hit, $35.00 Remier Mit, $234.50 seated ETS ate aT ke PHUSIFORMERS lete parts, ineludi anel, tube, dry “uae -767 Eveready “@” *§ 9.24 Batteries, Phone Aerial Equip- men Complete Stock of . Presdiileemenn, Geoke Gail ’ a Cc Batteries, Eve y a Sonera Parts & Supplies LAST Main 3073 LINZE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO., W holesale—Retalil 1129 Olive &t., St. Louis, Ma. “Everything Electrical” a - - ee DO LOCAL STATIONS BOTHER YOU? Every night is “Silent Night” with my wave on yeur set. inexpensive, always werks. © end draw LAMBERT, 7x1 jand atmospheric electricity so bother- | Volutela, Wichita, Kansas. The Wonderful . . ~* \\ \\ ‘it ’ : Super-Heterodyne Radio’s Greatest Achievement . At the Aeolian Company We are selling these wonderful new Radiolas, produced by the Radio Cor- poration of America, because they are truly the last word in the radio world. No wires to attach of any description, batteries to fuss with. you choose (some models are portable), either inside or outside. No wet Just place a beautiful piece of furniture in any room tune in with the utmost simplicity and hear the broadcasting from both near and distant stations with a clearness and perfection heretofore thought impossible. * Radiola Super-Heterodyne ........ 6 UV Radiotrons Radiola Loud Speaker Best Quality Battery Equipment Entirely Complete Rest results are achieved only with the best equipment. jes greatly reduce the efficiency. A RADIOLA FOR EVERY PURSE: $35 TO $425 Convenient Payment Terms Come in and let us demonstrate. Inferior aceessor- Radio Dealers: Corporation of America. We are authorized wholesale distrib- utors for the products of the Radio We shall be glad to serve you in this connection. Radio Department in Charge of Eugene C. Snowden AEOLIAN COMPANY ¥ AIS SS OURI . CHRISLER. 1004 OLIVE STREET Exclusive representative for the Steinway Piano and fer the Duo-Art Reproducing Piano |

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e2 b “ x aa, - or ent eee a ae P —_ “y — “Lobengria’ and two ad The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the gnorning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED SUND MAY 2° AY, 19 S! 10uts POST-DISPATCH 20) —_ RADIO FOR AMATEUR AND EXPERT SFLECTIVE CALLING Revised White Bill Seeks to Prevent Radio Monopoly #*-'2::*::2i"t esse os." erns SYSTEM PERFECTED Adaption of Wire Telephone Apparatus May Do Away With Continuous Listening. A new radio device has recently been perfected by Lewis M. Clem- ent. in collaboration with American | Telephone and Telegraph engineers | which, In the future, may do away with the continuous watch neces- sary at the present time on ship- board. and at other wireless sta- tions, requiring constant Listening for emergency and distress calls. The new system is an ingenious adaption of well-known wire phone apparatus by radio. Briefly, it consists In putting a 1°55 cycle alternating current into the avatermi. transmitting !t as other fre- quencies in the voice range are transmitted. and at the receiving end using it to operate a sensitive rela). To supply rent. a buzzer current is used, and passed through a filter which suppresses harmonics of the 155 cycle fundamenta! Accurate mechanical tuning is essential for both the vibrator at the sending end, and the sensitive relay at the receiving end. So closely can the relay be tuned that a difference of five cycles per second wil! double the current required to operate it. This insures that static telephone signals. voice currents, etc will have relatively little effect on it. The way it operates the next re- lay ie a further protection against false signals. The vibrating relay may. ciogse its contacts for only 71-6009 of a second at each stroke and all the electrical energy to pull up and hold another must be passed while the contacts are closed Into a relay of work- able size energy flows too slowly for enough of it to be stored in the form of magnetism during such ashort time. But electrical energy flows rapidly into a condenser, and So the circuit is arranged to charge a i-mf condenser during the 11-5900 second interval. WUuring the time that the vibrating relay contacts are open, the condenser discharges siowly through the second relay and this current ts still flowing when the contacts close again to recharge the condenser. Thus a continuous pulsating current flows through the second relay. and op- erates it to close its contacts. These contacts will in turn operate anv electrical device, such as a bell, a Signal lamp. or a selecting switch. , 'P? P- radio the alternating cur- by direct output is network operated its relav Can Call One or All. the inetrs train dis the Ogi « The use of standard patching equipment enables system to be used to call any Or all of a number of stations from & central point. For instance, control operator, by turning a key marked with the name of a par- tieular station, can send out elec trical impulses which will operate Selector switches at the stations. Each of thése switches is arranged like the on a safe. to close its contacts and ring its be!! com bination out. This apparatus a! many as 78 stations on length to be signalled separately The same apparatus can also he arranged so that one of the 78 the combination onivy when a of impulses certain are sent ows As one tions can be signalied individual), For example, if a marine radio tele- phone system is involved, the pilot house, the Captain's Quarters, the purser, and the engine each of 78 boats could be signalled separate!s In addition. it is pos sible to signal all the pilot house«. etc.. at the game time. with a ther slight modification itn appa- ratus It is possible to extend the System to signal all or any one ou: of more than 2009 stations. , Value of System. The 135 cycle input is fed int the audio rrequency tnput amp!! fier at a point appropriate to energy leve) In small ¢: fers it may be the modulator ceiving end the fector tube of receiver its connected through i. special | stage amplifier Drating relay. Five vacuum must be kept ilehted c While the station is to for incoming calls, but fOnsumption is 60 «mal! negligible part of operating Considering the value of ar attend antes use of tubes and power in this way makes possib!e @ subetantial saving As ta the effect of feats show that mechanical tuning of the receiving circuits, and apparatus i= so effec tive that radio telegraph signa's Similar to those from anI CC W ae Spark tranemitter would render Speech unintelligible tong hefora they would make the signalling sys- term fal! “WLW” TO BROADCAST OPERA Beason of Opera at Cincinnati Zoo Park Announced. The operas to be given this sum mer at the Cincinnati Zoo Park will be tranemitted through WLW Monday evening during the sea- Gon beginning June 23 ‘ Although no definite schedule room oO} fur anesimMi tubes. At : output of t! the regular rad to the vi t fubes« mtinuous!s be ready « the currer that {t t« cate time. the terferen ce the electrics and ° . attached to extend monopoly materials tion patented patented channels of trade receiving tions to wave vacuum with has been been stations, or four supplementary sta- a+ eriyv ments tors the free art and nub panies assert he} met means whatever the law these States aga Clude a clause retary of station a Pp) ed ? rect!\ mo ner t te : monono!] rT? inica’t manufact ments or aisan Dp the that la‘ Pp! contro! : An«G Sere gation by whieh ing Remnant of Wh —- _ New Legislation May Be Speeded Up by Tack- ite Bill to Howell Bill ~- Already Passed the Senate. _—_— -— The House Merchant , Committee has made an effort to legislation by tacking the rem- | nants of the White bill to the How- ell bill (S 2930), already passed by the Senate A special ruling for early consideration on the floor of the House is now awaited Representative White, who fos- tered HR 7357, has embodied most of the important features of the White bill has included some remedia! tures calculated to prevent monopolies of the other, and pre- price fixing and restraint oO radio apparatus unani- riginal vent and action was use of tubes The committee mous In his report, which was pre- sented by Chairman Green to the along with amended “reaffirming the use of Hiouse the Senate bil! the ether for radio communication, or otherwise. to be the inalienable possession of the people of the L'nited States and their Govern- ment, Mr. White points out that the existing patent law does no‘ empower a patent owner to fix and maintain retail sale price or use of instruments after they have passed into the hands of the pub- In this connection he claims in the patentee may the purchaser notices the lic his report not serve by attaching § restrictive that an presumably a vacuum tube, may be used only in epecified apnaratts or for certain purposes This particular phrase- ology, which a statement recognizing the rights of a patent owner, is as follows “The exc right granted bv a patent is limited to the invention in the application there- that the monor by the patert the means of of the paten' reality been sola that notice Tn instrument, follows lusive described for It is also true olv of granted can be made use law not controlling the price ed art e after it has in though not in form, and paid for The law no* empower the patent owner be" of with es attache fix prices at which may disposed 0 have passed the the public and after owner has received the full asks or expects for Nor a even does means license contracts dealers and to patented maintain the ments license not! articles to and *h, t! ineatru be ° they of after into hands the paterrt price which it iment es the law empower a patent owner by notices the thing patented to of restricting for its the sc the by necessary forming no part of invention. nor to send thi. articie forth into the subitect to condi- thereafter in pe pater! its use t, oper j+hoa but be imposed the vendor's discretion.”’ Public Public Paramount. center in bill, whic complaints agains antes and sets, of their charged that they §have« gullty of maintaining, priccs unreasonable of improp reatricting instru- and their parts by compet.- as well as the public. and of practices held prejudicial to adi» The com an stated, bir Interest interest wil] the new in comy manufacturine _ togethe: sale tubes the methods levels: the use of ther ; . . cevye or , of the IY hods are legal! ‘mav be ast practices th committee it« helier th: the ands are and has writ- ’ ,« corrections fel nat public en into the bi polls thea 7) desirable remedies in- tine the Sec- i“ommerce to The committee's ’ ‘direc refuse a license on a construction any cant App. unlawfu izing attermmptin awfully monopolize on thro eh ure or sale of or ne to un- control / apparatus, traffic agree- other means.” It the restrictive features radio, in that head iv nro exclusive bv igh aces if the cable act on “ommerce eserve competit lating To meonopo'tes itains other pro = sions aimed against monopolistic control of ‘ this great public utility. is widespread belief that the acquisition through license contracts, and otherwise, ture, the sale, the of radio the manu- resale. the of price and of the \ise of adio apparatus na few has been and used in an rary manner The repeat to the recent invest! the Federal Trade Com- nission of the radio industry Removes Tube Restrictions. Bection 4 strikes at are believed to the movement in centered hands that this r has been arb! unfair refers the evils exiat lg orbide interstate Marine in his report. | or foreign commerce of vacuum ‘tubes or radio apparatus or the parts of either, whether patented ‘ ~* 0 speed the enactment of new rad lor unpatented, !f accompanied, af- fected. or impressed by or with any condition, agreement, or limi- tation the poses for which the same may be used. The opinion of the committee, the judgment of all interested in radio. is unanimous that it should be left to Secretary of Com- merce to issue or to refuse a li- cense as public interest, necessity, or convenience should or should not require; that he should de- termine in the instance whether a station shou!d be con- structed: and that he should have the power of revocation of licenses But neither the committee nor any involved wishes the Secre- tary to have an unrestrained au- thority, and the bill accordingly permits an appeal from the deci- sion of the Secretary in these re- spects to the Court of Appeals of the District Columbia. This section as framed would secure the rights of al! against the arbitrary and unwarranted acts of any Sec- retary the ¢ rirst interest of It is not the tntention of the committee to require the licensing of recetvinge sets, believing would be impractical, army of inspectors as large expenses, and that “remedy” would be worse however both sta- licenses except stations and em- that operator he skilled citizens, espectal’y on ships Licenses are limited to five years, and are revokable. ( tion permits for are required that such action require an well as any such than the !ll ittsel? specify t! tion and for Government plovyees and They, a mecessityv of operator's Tn he ymnstruc- censed stations Re! =" ne *) 3° roadta rea ched ale tasiia a infca a? de- _ hil advertising by radio broadcasting ! not al TT ri ry : Inanimous s forbidden thea membere _ representative of the amateurs THREE NEW BROADCASTERS has rr res ree mer licensed three Class “A s'a- *. Ter et o ‘ ions dur Z the past week E> Wa ry 7 _* ‘Ne ~ ce eee . ing © Worth T° KRFQC K' tie Shop, T Colo WDBI™M F Fr Furnit Mardware Rad‘o ar 1? Transferred From Class “4 id Bros eve % ied 4 _ Class . an Fight New Canadian Broadcasters Ys gh XC Sta . "HCB Marcon of Canada “HCM Rile & ‘a ary 1 Ham’! aoe a | 7 About “B”" Batteries. Dry “B" batteries should he dis. arded after the voltage bas dropped 49 per cent of the or xina)!) At this point they become and the eff (a wreatt. noisy “ancy oo? *hea iain, Steted § easy to pay for a purpose or effect of which ts to fix the price at which) the parties by whom or the pur-| Connect Headphones in Series. It will usually be found that ‘when two pairs of phones are to be used on a set that if the phones strength will not be materially re- duced, but If connected in parallel’ the signal strength will fall to al- most half its original value; fore try both connections. es ; GLASSES ON CREDIT : Pay $1.00 a Week You need sot suffer headache, ar ether discomforts resulting Special Attention Paid to Children MODERN OPTICAL CO., 3d Floor 604 Olive St. {Over Boyd's Cio. Co.) Take Elevates The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening *“KVENTH and OLIVE 8. EE. Cer.. Over Sandperi'« Entrance .% Seventh St. TO PREVENT PAIN in the Fxtraction of Teeth CONDUCTIVE ANESTHESIA (Nerve Blocking) When preperly administered will give most gratifr- Ing results, It is a pleasure te me to net hurt you. R.H.E. DOWEL, 2~ both te the patient and the dentist. OES DENTISTRY WEL Heurs: Daily. 8 te 6 A ttenties newspaper giving Associated Press news service. Prufrock & Litton Fourth and St. Charles Featured in Our Anniversary Sale Mohair Suites at Factory Prices Gp THINK of it—buying direct from the factory—at the factory price! Be- Ww cause we manufacture high-grade upholstered Furniture right here in St. Louis, we can afford to sell at these low prices and make only the factory profit a ND _ Prufrock-Litton upholstered ~ Furniture needs no introduction .to the public. For over fifty years the name “Prufrock” has been synony- mous with quality upholstered Furniture and today this line has a national reputa- eT TTT rT _—uset* r-¢ Se < suererwews wrRTy ) af Pe Davenport Tables Distinctive styles popular. mahogany, Italian desi ong and artistically carved. Reduced to Another Italian Table. 20x60 is made of Italian waln An attractive 66-inch walnut. A style different. Now that Just a few table tyle in duil ox60 inches and ’ , L nmusudi at combine price tags to make our new Davenport Tables A Table like above sketched, is old mahogany. are well tion for excellence. UR sale of Mohair Suites is one of the (J surprises of this great Anniversary Sale and will last just one week. Orders for these advertised specials will be made up in the rotation received. There are other values in living-room furniture not. men- tioned here—as well as noteworthy furniture for the dining room and bedroom. Everything in stock is reduced at least 10%. , ~ Salen lien atl TO ee al ne Two-Piece =a, Wool Mohair 7. ones Suite A well-built 78-inch davenport and tall head- rest wing chair will be covered to your order in $6-per-yard, plain figured or striped wool mohair, in either taupe or walnut with red back. Outside arms and backs are in a fine quality of mercerized velour to match the mohair. Loose spring cushion .- seats; solid walnut legs; heavy silk tassels on all arms. Two pieces; an Anni- versary Sale -s special $130 —_ Se Se ——— ed Daven- G5 Wins §4g tow-dack Arm- Elegant Mohair Suite _ This same two-piece Suite will be upholstered in your selection of high-grade $10.50-the-yard mohairs, 1n a great variety of patterns and col- ors. In our immense stock of mohairs, you are sure to find shades that harmonize with your decorative scheme. Because these Suites are made in the Pruf- rock-Litton factery, you can be Sure of what goes under the cover. — i - Tall wing chair and com- $] —— fortable 78-inch daven- with modest inches $79 Ppp $35 opec gn. It is 60 i iw “= \ « Table is in duo-tone is ae English Tudor They measure sale. $14.50 oe $97 © Odd Chairs Specially Priced From time to time we make up unusual hall and living - room Chairs for decorative’ purposes. When these have served their pur- pose, they are liberally reduced to make way for other samples. We now have about one hundred sample Chairs on our and fourth floors, Chairs of which we have only one of a kind. They are marked at from ro to 50% off to close them out this week. range trom port, covered in $10.50 mohair— s of in this r < $52 en $46 ~ ~ ay — ee tines nrst $35 tv Handsome Coverings To enable you to sel the covering or coverings you desire, we immense stock of loomed tapestries, brocatelles, etc. your own covering for chair or a whale suite any additional cost to you. At the ured and plain. unusual service we offer combination of mohairs., triez You may choose | present time, we have in stock about 2000 yards of mo- hair alone, or about $22,000 worth. Many new designs in striped, fig- This is indeed an just act ' : ‘a e carry an ) \ hand- ‘ ‘chose End Tables End Tables not only add charm to a room, but are a real comfort placed be- side a favorite armchair or at the sota ends. Many styles to choose from; one like illustra- tion, In two-tone walnut. with book trough. $7 00 Special ship. ng! a2 sing:e well cHair. without our pa =Editorial= Never Forget Them With the first sweet flowers of Spring comes Memorial Day. Wars have been fought since Time began. Wars will continue to be fought as long as mankind exists. But of all the wars which were ever fought, none were more beneficial to humanity than those won by the fallen heroes to whom it will soon be a priv- ilege and duty to pay tribute. They died for a cause; bled for the grandest nation the world has yet known. Memorial Day! chosen! Honor May 30th. (Signed) Well named, well it, next Friday, May 24, 1924 Deferred Payments —can be ex- tended over a lengthy peri- od of time and no inter- est is charged. Wing Chairs In wool mohair— Wing Chair, in $1 yard mohair ..... Pai, we re, Pesnes BI%Le Large Davenport Comfortable Sofa in wool mohair Same 78-inch Sofa, in $10.50 per yerG wenger 46... <. / A ri : His if All three pieces are covered in $21 per yard mohair, plain and hgured, in your choice of patterns and colors. If you desire re- versible cushions, you may have mohair on both sides of cush- ton seats, or brocatelle or friezette om one side, the popular way | of making reversible seat cushions. Carved base of suite and legs are solid wa nut. able davenport and armchair, two pieces, now Large comfort- t ! ; writ yh Pea ' Be 1. Two-Piece “Manh ite” g wo-Piece anhattan Suite — The Suite illustrated above is a fine example of Prufrock-Litton superior workman- ; It has the stylish new thin arm and may be bought with or without the Cogs | ° yy . NS‘ ae + and » ‘ + ve« A “4 Ge, Ys “V4 bry yy. o Lap np 00th if . - : a 4/4 ‘Ash hk Ye | PART SEVEN at & - otlegg « 4 a — ne Atlanta,” Practic bition Arrived Powers to Viola ing Distilleries 11 Wares in 9 State W. Smith, to W tice Was to Buy Wholesale Drug ed Permits for F | George Remus, Milli By a Staff Correspondent of the Px WASHINGTON, EORGE REMUS, millionaire formerly of Chicago and but now, according to his c} mony before the Senate Commit gating the Department of Justice ing at Atlanta,” brought to the business such organizing ability, training and such cold-bleoded a1 sagacity, that had these powers be roward accepted business practice: of bootleggers”’ might today be : and influential member of society, | Federal prisoner complaining | sbsolation cell. This is the impression that one f from listening to the man wh Sate the Middle West with il ; r the National Prohibition Act a. nominally “‘bone dry.” Remus saw in the Volstead Ac ibility of making money—’"Di . his own phrase—and he pr set in motion machinery which, re law and legal ethics, would make lionaire. He became a millionai also became a convict. Following out his purely cc reasoning, he maintains that this would not have overtaken him if Jes friend and “bumper” of former General Daugherty, had not killed ! fore a commutation of his sentence secured. Remus was brought to the Unal | from his birthplace in Germany wh | four years old. Before the enactm Volstead Law, he was a lawyer i enjoying the lucrative criminal prac bad taken him 19 years to build Was “quietly and industriously” acc ' &comfortable fortune—a greater fot _he had dreamed of possessing whi in life he had set out to be a dru; | eee ee cee Started in Life as Drugg te This ambition had been strong « his youth to send him to the Chi | lege of Pharmacy. Even now, her ; his early pharmaceutical training : ; Such terms as “‘scruple” in - the 4 Before the Brookhart Committe / Sited offhand, the chemical formu! g teho!. saying in quasi-scientifie lan : “Alcohol which consists of C2H Meal formula thereof, has stimulatin q Wes, the scientists so hold.” In his conversation, the legal tra _ Warlably crops out with his use of “ po thereort.” “therefrom.” and “where It was by way of his law pract S$ was introduced to the bo <a 7 fame. 2 He doesn’t drink himself, but * P Velstead Law was enacted in 1919 «that there were many Americans @rink and that they intended to ge /—™ °F no law. He, as a lawyer, pany ways by which the Volstead 4 ~ “Tcumvented—by the use of “B” EwRich allow the withdrawal of liqu .= ed warehouses by extension of t Wine provisions, and by whol : @f the medicinal permits. . — Te re one - nd Far Exceeds the Su Dema eee na a Ethie two years he had built u 3 Ress. had acquired so many “Plants, had met so many of “is highly trained legal min with unusual organizing and ity could keep thé many strings hopelessly snarled. He work Pr catching trains for Ne ston, Cincingati, Columbas, ‘ville and Cleveland. intervie Is. organizing new companies. bition agents, and making ar &8gents for distribution of qu , Oklahoma, Nebraska. lowa, [i Ohio, New York and P

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t gratify. the dentist. i ‘Nerveus People Reertve Carefa) Attention ' Sandner! '« 7,9 te : Dally. 8 to 6 , rial= ret Them sweet flowers of jal Day. ought since Time itinue to be fought exists. rs which were ever more beneficial to s won by the fallen ill soon be a priv- tribute. cause; they bled ‘ion the world has Well named, well it, next Friday, Deferred Payments —can be ex- tended over a lengthy peri- od of time and no inter- est is charged. tan Suite” k-Litton superior workman- t with or without the Cogs- in and Sire re- of cush- ar way omfort- $95 (Fors ‘oe as ole - “270 ‘ fs Zz SEVEN 6 fog at Atlanta,” - Started in Life as Druggist Wich terms as Pease. ‘teho!, Saying in quasi-scientific language: ‘Marlably crops out with his use of % ; reof,”’ ; (Many Ways by which the Volstead Act could PY SDR RT» 4 - vs EY hy, E bom wi qed Z G/* ,. ‘ftty HL 7 ‘ 47 Sey muni, yrrr Wy jp he a L gemar LLG by ji. we vs y YW ca Zi » A meal Wir, - VW EK VASMTIS IY ,§ Wl, mr an 7 veertty a perriang Yt, * - Y * 7 7 ioe IAAL Ad ds Al +? neo ecaeterees eee PAG ES 2124 leging Revelations te —_———— — — Mawycr-Druggist Tells How He Rose Frou Snes cee —E y ct George Remus, Millionaire Prisoner, Now “Sojourning at Atlanta,” Practiced Law for 19 Years, but When Prohi- bition Arrived He Turned His Uncanny Organizing Powers to Violating It and Built Up a Fortune, Operat- ing Distilleries in a Dozen Cities and Distributing His Wares in 9 States Under “Protection” of the Late Jess W. Smith, to Whom, He Says, He Paid $250,000—Prac- tice Was to Buy Up Distilleries and Then Organize Wholesale Drug Companies Through Which He Obtain- ed Permits for Removal of Liquor. Remus was looked upon as one of the largest operators in the country. The small- er fry flocked to him. Everyone seemed in- terested in getting ‘‘good liquor’ from bona- ed warehouses. “The demand was greater than che supply of whisky,’’ Remus explained. ‘People would come from all over the country to consult and advise with me and try to ob- tain liquor. I met many, many men, whose names I can’t remember. Many would come to my office and I would never see them be- cause I was working very hard at the time.’’ The operations became enormous. Be- fore the Brookhart Committee, Remus esti- mated that he handled between 700,000 and 800,000 gallons of whisky, for which he claimed he paid Jesse Smith between $250.000 and $300,000 for ‘“‘protection,”’ in addition to $19 to $21 a case for the withdrawal per- mits. It is estimated that during the short time that he operated from soon after the passage of the Volstead Act until his trial in May, 1922, Remus handled close to $25,000,000. While explaining that he kept his money in banks throughout the country, he declared that the records of one bank alone, the Lin- coln National Bank of Cincinnati would show hat he deposited $2,800,000 there in eleven months. pondent of the Post-Dispatch WASHINGTON, May 24. FORGE REMUS, millionaire bootlegger, formerly of Chicago and Cincinnati, but now, according to his cynical testi- mony before the Senate Committee investl- g the Department of Justice, “‘sojourn- brought to the bootlegging business such organizing ability, such legal gaining and such cold-blooded and unmoral gagacity, that had these powers been directed ward accepted business practices, this ‘king ef bootleggers’’ might today be a respected and influential member of society, instead of , Federal prisoner complaining about his dsolation cell. This is the impression that one instinctively from listening to the man who was able flood the Middle West with illicit liquor the National Prohibition Act made the . nominally “‘bone dry.”’ Remus saw in the Volstead Act only the bility of making money—‘‘big money,” use his own phrase—and he proceeded to set in motion machinery which, regardless of law and legal ethics, would make him a mil- lionaire. He became a millionaire, but he also became a convict. | Following out his purely cold-blooded reasoning, he maintains that this latter fate would not have overtaken him if Jess W. Smith friend and “bumper’’ of former Attorney- General Daugherty, had not killed himself be- fore a commutation of his sentence could be secured. Remus was brought to the United States from his birthplace in Germany when he was four years old. Before the enactment of the Volstead Law, he was a lawyer in Chicago, enjoying the lucrative criminal practice which bad taken him 19 years to build up. He Was “quietly and industriously’’ accumulating acomfortable fortune—a greater fortune than be had dreamed of possessing when earlier ip life he had set out to be a druggist. Bys Staff Corres Oe Looks Like Small-Town Druggist ' The convicted bootlegger takes great pride in telling the extent of his operations, al- though he asserts now that ‘‘there is not enough money in the world to ever again place me in this kind of a position what I am in today.” When he was seen by the Post-Dispatch correspondent, he was in a double locked room on the seventh floor of the Washington Hotel, in Washington, D. C., where Warden Sartain and a guard from the Federal Peni- tentiary at Atlanta, watched every move he made. He did not have the air of a convict—nor did he have the supposed manners of a mil- lionaire. Although he claims that he has lost 23 pounds during his three and a half months “sojourn” at Atlanta. he still weighs about 185 pounds. He is five feet seven inches tall, bull-necked, squatty figured, perfectly bald on top of his head, but with patches of grey-black hair above the ears. His eyes are twinkling greyish-blue and indicate abundant vitality. He is 48 years old. While in Washington he was wearing a brown suit, black shoes and a blue necktie. Had he stuck to pharmacy instead of tak- legal training iM- jn¢g up law, his appearance today would more “thereto,” be in keeping with his occupation. He does not look like a lawyer, a bootlegger or a con- vict. He does look like a small town drug- gist. — This ambition had been strong enough in tis youth to send him to the Chicago Col- lege of Pharmacy. Even now, he remembers is early pharmaceutical training and uses “scruple’ in the technical ) Before the Brookhart Committee, he re- @ted offhand, the chemical formula for al- “Alcohol which consists of C2H50OH, the legal formula thereof, has stimulatms proper- ‘Bes, the scientists so hold.’ In his conversation, the ‘“‘whereas.”’ practice that the bootlegging “therefrom,” and it was by way of his law “U8 Was introduced De. He doesn’t drink himself, but when the lead Law was enacted in 1919, he saw there were many Americans who did ———— a K and that they intended to get liquor, At the start of his scethinuatiiade cneceinedin. or no law. He. saw the Remus did not have sufficient funds to “swing” the large deals for which he after- wards became notorious. He handled several liquor cases for clients and decided that he could make more money if he worked on his own. His: procedure differed in detail in every case but in general he worked with pro- hibition officials and obtained what he called ’* permits, since they were issued by the These officers, however, he maintained, there- “out of to | His Method of Operating | _ ———_ —_ as a lawyer, circumvented by the permits, withdrawal of liquors from *G Warehouses by extension of the sacra- wine provisions, and by wholesale usa the medicinal permits. use of **B”’ b allow the ED ——$—— Demand Far Exceeds the oh tsi” “legal proper authorities. — destroyed their records, leaving him with permits issued As has been stated, these withdraw- al permits cost him between $19 and $21 a case. He handled, he said, about 250,000 cases, on which he paid the Government be- tween $800,000 and $1,000,000 in taxes. His method of operation shows his organ- izing and legal ability. He would first io- a distillery or bonded warehouse which He would make arrangements of the building and grouncs owner would -dis whisky certit by office. ; Within two years he MDess | had built up such a had acquired so many distilleries "Plants, had met so many officials, that W his highly trained legal mind, backed With unusual! organizing and executive mtyY could keep thé many strings from get- hopelessly snarled. He worked night day, catching trains for New York, Magton, Cincinnati, Columbus, St. Louts, Ville and Cleveland, interviewing of- Was for sale Organizing hew companies purchas Mdition agents, and making arrangements &gents for distribution of liquor in Mis = Oklahoma. Illinois, tt Ohio, cate r Line dodging fo! ’ : 2 . 2 and as much iiquor as the Later he would bu) cates W herever the) were available to the pub- thereby obtaining control of the iiquor. pose of Towa, Pennsylvania. Nebraska. New York and lic, a — —— a ai: =e rn hy wo % Sas ae sf if GEORGE REMUS, The country’s biggest bootlegger whose recent disclosures concerning his colossal opera- tions astounded the Senate investigating committee. When he bought the old Lex:sngton Club dis- tillery of Nicholasville, Ky., he paid $225,000 for the physical property and 1800 barrels of whisky. When his supply of liquor was secured, he would organize a wholesale drug company, and for this newly organized company obtain “BR permits from prohibition officials which would allow him to transfer the liquor from his distillery or bonded warehouse to the drug company. The liquor would then be shipped as medicine, and later thrown on the market through his agents. He found other loop holes in the Volsteaa Law. The act provides that alcoholic bever- ages can be released to manufacturers. Bak- ers, Remus said, may secure a wholesale bak- ing manufacturer’s permit which gives then a right to withdraw whisky to put in their pound cakes and other materials. These were used to some extent. ‘“‘And then, of course, we got the sacrament- al wine permits as well,’’ Remus addea. As a typical case Remus said that he got a permit to unload 2000 cases of whisky from the Fleischman Distilling Co. at Cincinnati on the Central Drug Co. of New York. He paid between $41.000 and $42,000 merely for withdrawal permits in this instance. From the Squibbs Co. at Indianapolis, an organization for which he paid $197,000, he released 88,000 gallons. When he told this taleto Committee, the committee was but Remus explained: “When you consider that we had seven or eight hundred gallons it runs into real money and we handled large sums. So, of course, while this may seem a large sum here, to the whisky world it is not so large.” the Brookhart incredulous eee +e Many Distilleries Garnered by Him Inder his guiding genius and by his dy namic energy, the bootlegging business grew and grew. unti] he owned outright seven large distilleries which cost him from $50,000 to $325.000. and was part owner of several more. Following were the distilleries which he controlled: — - a&.-« Birch Springs Distilling Co., Loretta, Ky. Old Lexington Club, Nicholasville, iis Pogue Distilling Co., Maysville, Ky.; Rugby Distilling Co., Louisville, Ky.; Fleischman Plant, Cincinnat!; Squibbs Co., and the Green- dale Distilling Co., both of Lawrenceville, Ind.;: and the Edgewater Distilling Co., Cin- cinnati. He was also part owner of the Clif- ton Springs Distilling Co., of Cincinnati. All these properties bave been confiscated by the Government, and according to Vance Higgs of St. Louis, attorney for Remus, the millionaire bootlegger is now only comfort- ably well off. But loss of this property is not what bothers this man who was abie to snap his fingers at the Volstead Law. Although he makes most of his comparisons with a money standard and admits that he went into the bootlegging game simply for the money that was in it, nevertheless his fondest possession was not money. Referring to what the Government had done to punish him, he ignored the bank ac- counts which once were his and said: ‘ Mourns for Bar Association License holy to me that Is my i and and ‘‘Everrthing that is sacrec has been taken from me, var association dipioma.”’ He was referring to the license tbat had received after had stopped the study of pharmacy and gone in for law—the diploma which had enabled him to build up a success- ful practice at the criminal bar. Its recall showed that he no longer had the respect and confidence of his former associates—and the thought apparently hurts him. As for his present condition of servitude, that, according to Remus’ philosophy, is sim- ply a vicissitude of fickle fate, @ bad break that followed inevitably after the suicide of Smith All depended upon Smith and his influence with “the General.” Remus made that clear when he told the committee of his first meeting with Daugherty s “‘shad- ’. of the latter's agreement to obtain per mits for liquor removais; of Smith's promise that even though there might be prosecu- tions Remus and “the boys’ would be kept he he Jess ow — a a nr ce m Obscurity to Head of $25,000,000 Business in Two Years the Bigest oollegger in the United States a + ee ee ee ee ee ee ee er that is the bar association diploma.” “Question: “Answer: Right.” used absolutely for medicinal purposes.” “Question: “Answer: a position that I am in today.” Philosophy and Observations of a Bootlegger As Culled From George Remus’ Testimony 66 VERY person who has a drop of liquor in his possession is a bootlegger— may that be one ounce or a hundred million ounces.’ “Everything that is holy and sacred to me has been taken from me, and You were simply in this for the money there was in it?” “I don’t think there is one scruple of liquor prescribed by a physician that is You think, then, that the provision in the Volstead law allowing whisky for medicinal purposes is a joke?” It is the greatest comedy, the greatest perversion of justice that I have ever known of in any civilized country.” “There is not enough money in the world to ever again place me in this kind of “I have never had a drop of liquor in my whole life.” ; out of the penitentiary, not “on the merits of 893 barrels were siphoned out and water was case,”’ but by influence. Influence—this was the commodity which Remus paid $250,000. “Did you meet Smith after your indict- ment?’’ Senator Wheeler inquired as the hear- ing proceeded. “Yes: he told me there would be a vigor- cus prosecution; that the Department of Jus- tice would put up a fight, but that I would never see the penitentiary. The jury might convict, but the case would go up on appeal and be reversed.” “Did Jess Smith say to you that he could get you out even if the Appellate Court sus- tained the conviction?’’ “Yes: that was at the Washington Hotel, after my conviction. I paid him $20,000 or $30,000. He said that a manumittus would issue: that a commutation would be ar- ranged.”’ tne for “The General” and the Pardon — this arrangement was with inquired Chairman “Did he say the Attorney-General?”’ Brookhart. ‘Yes, he said that the General—-the At- turney-General—said that there would be no putting away of Remus and his men.” “Who did Smith say would get the par- don?’’ asked Senator Wheeler. “The General,’’ replied Remus. ‘He sald tbat in his judgment a commutation would irsue of the Supreme Court should affirm the conviction.” “What did you pay Smith for?’ persisted Wheeler. “To keep me out of the penitentiary,”’ an- swered Remus, ‘“‘to keep the boys out—-to use his influence with the Attorney-General. I told him the conviction was there and asked he was going to do about it. iI asked him to use his influence if the case went against us and he said he would. When the case got into the Supreme Court Smith was dead.”’ “You never had any doubt about his influ- ence?”’ Brookhart asked. ‘There was none from my viewpoint,” the reply. “And you have Wheeler suggested. “I don’t know—the dead don't speak,’’ cluded Remus. Verification of the extent of Remus’ wide- spread operations is apparently near at hand. Before the Brookhart Committee he testi- fied that there were hidden “‘in good secluded spots’’ in Cincinnati and Missouri, cancelled checks for $1,800,000 which would bear out his story of payment of money to Jess Smith, for “protection.”” These checks were made out to “‘cash’’ but Remus maintained that he had made pencil notations on some of them to remind him to whom the money eventually went. Many of these, he said would show the initials, “J. S/’ The Brookhart Committee endeavored to secure permission from the Department of Justice to allow Remus to bring back these checks and other records to substantiate his story. Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt, Assistant Attorney-General, in charge of prohibition en- forcement, refused such a permission but sug- gested that the proper procedure was through a court action, namely by a “writ ad testifi- candum.” which permits a prisoner to leave the penitentiary. The committee will probably such a writ. him what was been con- apply for St. Louis Sinn Jury Indlets Him nn But the next spectacular chapter in this bootlegger’s meteoric career will probably be written at St. Louls, where a Federal Grand Jury hes just indicted him in connection with the Jack Daniel warehouse, from which 893 barrels of whisky were “milked’’ last September. At drug store prices, this liquor would have brought $1.,- 800.000. At beotieg prices it probably brought considerably more, The contents of the looting of double-crossed?’’ | put in-them instead. The report freely circulated that Jack Daniel liquor was being dispensed and sly winks of bartenders to their customers in so-called “‘soft-drink parlors’ in ostensible confirmation of the rumor proved a boon to bootleggers in St. Louis and neighboring cities. There was such a rush for “pre- prohibition” goods that in a short time. ft is scid, many times more “Jack Daniel” liquor was sold than had actually existed in the looted warehouse. Dilution, coupled with de- lusion, satisfied many a fastidious thirst. Besides Remus, 16 other persons, including his wife, Mrs. Imogene Remus: his former chauffeur, Harry Boyd: William Mueller, a former nightwatchman at the Remus home, and William J. Kinney, a Missouri Deputy In- ternal Revenue Collector, were named in the Jndictments. Remus is not charged with having purchased outright the Iquor in this bonded warehouse, as he did in the instances he described in Washington, but Federal agents have evidence that he engineered the deal and put up the money for it successful consummation. All of the defendants are charged with conspiring to violate the Vol- stéad act in connection with purchase of cap- {tal stock of the warehouse company, as well as of the whisky certificates involved, and te withdraw the liquor for illegal sale in Mis- sourl, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. Deputy Collector Kinney is specifically charged with knowingly having consented to the removal ef the liquor. The first “haul made by robbers from the warehouse occurred on the night of Dee. 8, 1922, when a band of 10 or 12 men over- powered a company watchman, a Government warehouse agent and two watchmen in ad- jcining buildings and kept them under guard while 16 barrels and 118 cases of bottled whisky were carted away in two trucks. The fact that the invaders captured the two neigh- boring watchmen as well as the one in the building was regarded as evidence that it was an “‘inside job,” engineered by men familiar with an arrangement the watchmen had made for their mutual protection. eee we ——s How 8937 Barrels Were “Mitkea” | —= It was on Sept. 20 last that the disappear- ance of the contents of 893 barrels was dis- covered. For several months previously Kina- ney had been in charge of the warehouse and had just been succeeded by another man named Charles W. Barlow, as gauger. Barlow, in looking over the stored goods shortly after his arrival, chanced to detect a foul odor ema- nating from one of the barrels and investigat- ed the contents. The whisky had been “milked’’ and the barrel filled with water. Iie promptly notified State Internal Revenue Collector Hellmich and examination of all the barrels began. Only one was found still te contain whisky. It had been placed near the door as a blind. All the others——-893 of them ~had been siphoned and left tn their places, filled with water. Kinney, in the inquiry that followed, stated that he had been on duty at the plaée constant- ly and that no liquor had been withdrawn with his knowledge. The only means of ac- cess to the place was the front door. A rear door, which had been barred, had not bees tampered with. Whether this charge against Remus is proved, or whatever the cancelled checks will show, there is no doubt he was probably the largest operator Im the country. His case has attracted nation-wide attention, and Warden Sartain of the Atlanta prison says that he is undoubtedly the most widely known prisoner he has had in his charge for years. Every other prisoner, the Warden said, is watching to see what treatment Remus receives. For that reason he has been denied many privi- leges accorded to the ordinary well-behaved prisoner. Remus is now assigned to an iso- lation cell—truly an tronic punishment for g bootiegger to whom so many flocked that fee € couldn't remember their names. wth)

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| . ;, - | ) —_ s “i eae - rae eS he mee ipo ce ae Bia . -” oi aR is eee 4 White Plains Manu! Stick to His Stor So He Would Eit Romance or We School Teacher i Widely-Discusse ods Were Used fc ing Up an Inheri ———— _-- ee ) \\ W\\\i\e \\\\ \\S \ \\ A i MM \\ \\ )} AN NY) )\ ANN \\ N \\ WN) \\ \ \ ANY. \ M) \ ) Wy N\\ \ \\ By a Special Correspondent of patch. NEW YOR OME strange polsoning m taken their place in the re city and State within the 1 two, but it is unlikely that th g stranger case than that in ence O. Baring. wealthy chemi: facturer's agent of White P ehbarged with attempted murder The case is strange to begin Mrs. Baring didnt die after be to repeated doses of arsenic and of half a dozen deadly diseases. gntsual in the social and bu: gence of its principals and in a man of Baring’s intelligence in life would have resorted to ! dous means of freeing himself, what he did. But most extraor fs his defense—his own explan: he made arsenic and pestilent b — r))\) AO\\ WANN — > > ’ » } “ - ~ w9 5% WY yyy aM \ \\\\\\\\r \ . WM) \\ ‘ YN \\ ) MRS. CATHERINE ROSIER, ‘ MRS. JOHN W. GORMAN, — Freed after killing husband and his stenog- Better known by her former name of Clara rapher. ' Smith Hamon. Pa i \\ \ i iN MN ————— ee —— —\ — => \ articles of diet for his unfortut on Their Names—Evelyn Nesbit, Although Not a Killer — \ cept “intent to Kill,” he ts askit . S eve that or Accused as a Killer Herself, Was One of Those Who N and the pabtie to believe Cine S free himself—not from his wi Found All Bars Up to Her, and Other Actresses Who Have : | % ) | NV Z another woman with whom he ; ; , ; : owas BS sccauial wee A > LEae me! we ee ae - that he wished his v Tried to Capitalize Notoriety Have Met With Similar P52 es , o : ! o2F : joR pe =a ft ghenge eres pearson but this : OF Ree Fe” Been EN Nurse whose difficulties in getting a jooae 2 = *° pronounced inclination to do eral thing all is not roses for the woman who ture also failed she tried what many charac- ne of th any | ety x i a ers ‘ed ai % “Se 7 a me ae ad | seotbeetne — —— has been a killer or who has gained far-flung ters in other famous murder cases have tried n 1919. two vears afte: has woman’s real troubles often begin with | ’ portunity to try out his story on motoriety through her intimd@te connection Threatened with eviction for nonpayment of naroled. she arrested with ; : mu- “not guilty” verdict. ne - egemnage 3 with a murder, even though she is not held rent, she attempted to end her life wit eian chare: Wit irunkennr and disor- id: - Rs work Om ne re legally accountable for the life that was taken poison—and, irony of ironies, that fatied, too. gerly — placed on probatics MARIE “PEGGY” BEAL. as? When she was unable co satisfy a judgment likely to be serious if he fatls by or because of her. It is not unusual, of Finally, in the eighteenth year of her descent, and her Necro camnanian fined — gh Oe The self-styled “avenger of so women,” ac- for a little more than $100 a City Ms ecouvincing, for the penalty for course, for a woman thus made conspicuous after failing victim to the morphine habit and “Soe ae at. = = murceriag Fak Waren oe took charge and her stock was sold at ate mercer New tee © to be besieged with offers of marriage from shaking it off, she is seen again as a cabaret x meena Fate MRS. EDWARD WHEELER HALL, Later Mrs. Nack ‘struggled to her feet that for actual second degree m' Sentimental Galahads and, sometimes, she performer, crowing older steadily and becom- Now Florence Burns Is in Prison ike various other so-called murder ca: Widow of the slain New Jersey rector, who ficiently to open another store at Cc viction on such @ charge carries weds and finds tranquility, so far as the world ing steadily leas beautiful—it is a way that — : n | tall was warmly greeted upon her return to New avenue and 67th street, where she of °5 years in prison. Besides, is aware, in the seclusion of home life. But time has with everybody. 1, on the night of Jan. 26, 1922, when her notoriety on the vaudeville circuit, and Brunswick from Europe. again because persons in the neighbe uncer such a charge might alleg % tering drugs without a license,” tren a *, -, a confronted billed in small towns & similar term, or “assault in tl Sree calling for 290 years’ impri = :, — : . = producers soon tired of to say she married a wel! ; twenty-five vears ago for lurin picture houses for a time. But that too. is ror romen =H ing TT , ae acturer itn Chicazco and move him si : | se | Guldensuppe, a rubber in a Turkish bath, to uncertain fortune and usually short live The Florence Burns Case ears for violation of the Sullivan ! ‘hie the Pacifie Coast. She is said to be living : e a FP : ss ; a cottage at Woodside, L. I., where he was ; : Pe a heavy scourge for her after her escape from She ‘ame a State’ w 4 for weeks was the chief topic of conversation bookmaker. whose lifa was ended by ap a © oh 3 h h ew : MI ~— esr ae *- . a. F i ae t! ai us as Jii3Ss - } i] soOaqd Ul ne a ous iS ~~ Thorn. and told how he had coolly sawed ee —_ _ ——— —— F ON Ca # ye 7 ae the heart-rending tale of this unfortunate Year-oid chorus beauty. That too was a e freque , e we Beery : 3 , lat, TOO, : ar more frequently the record of her life creature who was accused of shooting her case of the early 1900's and was much talked atter acquittal is one of a downward trend, of lover, Walter Thomas wrooks ina hotel room. of in its time. Nan claimed he shot himse!l? degradation that comes with the logs of self- When she fi iy oe oh : : LimSseit : 7 , nally was set free after a hear- because she had refused to follow him to respect;.of recklessness engendered by the ing in Magistrate's C aoe : at aly i ‘ as in Magistrates Court there was cheering Europe, whither he was to sail that morning pointing finger: of @fiance to convention and waving of handkerchiefs. That was in with his wife. and ais fostered by public condemnation Then pov- 1902 1} } ones Rida .y won i} ¢ r ac Iu *- a! il i . P : : ’ . ‘ ’ : ire. n learning some time later that he more than fifteen years. Most of these cases are old se | Sad fight vears his senior Thi > » 7, -_ ss — sett , . " " — erty, unrevered old age o suicide The With public sentiment in he Bl she had searce! »bta ze da | C i ~*~ ’ ‘ ‘ ines ree art, when 7 - . — . . . . . epecters of murdered victims are hard to ep ons et ‘~~ Dad married and had settled In Brookiyn, Miss Mrs. Nack really served nine years. Then, Women principals have had ample @ b uel ence Burns had opportunit emar . . : . 7s irs. Nack really served nine years. hen, men principais have ; . ome lif portuni remarried Laon G. Martin. a hotel cler ; ~ 7 e, made more unquiet by » ¢ . a , ~ , val Lie | shake off Examination of the lives of such put she didn't. If she did she didn’t «: thom she a courtroom presentation is scarcely conducive A pparentl, however. Evrelrn's finan tectives raided a dis rderiv use on East i] > neal l¥ all re oTrhe : h ail ; She was wald learned who she was and would not . hen vuegagaian marriage. If she succeeds in condition at present is less uncomfortable than ° a ae chem x ae Se tia \ woman whose escape from the electric her place. dropping permanentiy out of public Sightand it was two vears ago, for the settlement u > ; autnorities azgalust r i ne ie chair proved to be of little or no benefit to Every time Mrs. Nack got work ‘re print by such an alliance she can count her- $10 a day for life which Thaw proffered to h: er was Mrs. Augusta Nack. confessed ac- Start in business, it seemed as if some His Dien too, may bring inte self fortunate. Most women of such ante- following his recent reléase she has acorn- ok her to the police station where sh¢ gagements meant trouDdile and litt complice in as brutal a murder as New York from the past would rise up to destroy Hight the “other woman’ in the eedents meet an unlfadpier lot fully rejected, declaring that $19 a day “would her name as Florence Rutledge, but was iden- Regafding Nan Patterson's lif ] een midi einiaiin ie : If anv one ever was haunted by € Millred E. Beam, the blonde sch Sometimes public curiosity ces oh a not keep me | erfume.”’ tified as the former Florence Burns there is no need of going into ges re : of Elizabeth, N. J., whose infat P rn m A mas her a ‘ keep me in perfume. ' | : . ioren Surns. ir When thie woman was arrested more than would be reasonable to suppose Mrs. gpa rawing eard for the vaudeville or motion | i Peet VO he is back in Auburn State Prison William must have been haunted by three of a . Baring says, led him to ‘s) There were not merely the slain G itl F ~ rous devices for solving his 4 5 and the betrayed Thorn, but there Wal = . ; far she has not even been » . . » . , s, . . . — - . ~ es — : : emi ~ > - ~~ an : . > ay fn Public thirst to see and hear women of luri “a . rpire me Februar. ith him n murdered by Martin Thorn. she had but one the woman's husband, Herman Nack, - | & gone into hiding on the pasts is fickle. It soon changes to indiffer The case of Florence Burns which preceded The fate of Nan Patterson he Florod, ; e} ¥ al eee ‘aan extreme penalty mind was so affected by his wife's caae* _ Bervousness immediately after B , ai eee Bae a a | | nance of avoiding the la xt y. : — Pe «( ence or even disgust. An actress must have the Thaw affair by several years. had a se- girl’ was hardly } F H Ss he ended his life by drowning. "om €«C**S*-~=s Her attitude toward the ~ lariv » . ES a ss ate eav our ———--- 3 rp € . E ® more valid claim to eminence. She must Quel similarly striking. Fiorence Burns’ Evelyn Nesbit. She wa: at liberty after - | There are some who say Mrs. Nack Ge therefore, is still an unknown qu: ' , ‘ase tl : ' its >in New York. ¢ —— ee ss —-—-—___ -—— — : , ‘ stir deeper emotions than morbidity. as was the sensation of its day in New York. two juries had disagreed as to her guilt in aeether women whe found that fate : Lure in the Guldensuppe Case Some say she went blind. As @ : a? is that he has been in was ;IULUE in a cab with the 2 j= Olivia Viarion Portia Ath 424 WRAY : ‘ Ji r ‘ ar 8 0 he ody a2 ‘ a bag bo MOP a Se re Guldensuppe to “look over” the Iitt® a= Snows, regardless of its effe the East River or hidden in a wood. Although s | 98S Ing’s fate nursed Kinkead tn a hos- 7 ™ t at Woodside. ae , . aes — = =e Thorn had committed the crime at the insti yee ees For a long time, it ts said, Barin P non . a hii anes i ; ; and on his recuperation gation of Mrs. Nack, he was executed while | = friendly with the New Je ante od te ani him ? tin ‘iw yO FO . . : e Pos ° . *rsey oe : accompanied him to Atlantic City. There, she was allowed to plead guilty to man- Some More Recent Sige €od had not bee { that was the story that bey said she *h 4 hecome his ‘ - ] . . . ; | re : "mn on the best Oo j eS Sa Sue Bae vecome As common i¢’ slaughter and take a prison sentence of Bot —_____ __ BMs wife. who incidentially was 4’ : : ' I ee bought a revolver and set out on Ai: on her release, her troubles began afresh. oue dicate what their courses would ~a 8Ddjection to his attentions to other Women as Florence Burns, Nan Patterson, years later she was in the lead reagent ‘dia aie a ae d * ri : “se the ace kead’s trail. Her defense of emotional in- returned immediately to this city, where she What about more recent ones In Ws » SMigned by man th otive | Eveiyn Nesbit, Mrs. Augusta Hack. Olivia WM. time seeking a divorce from Charies W wri “ ath Hoenn neon pal oa ws ed — . SnOTt Sanity won and, April 6, 1922, she was acquit- « ngazged a room ata well-known hotel. With- acquitted slayers are now experi ee ae Zed attempt : aad " > f her P. Stone and others will reveal that this is rick. son of Col. Abram C. Wildrick. U. s % Bates sos eae ge rnd dex wane invoived in ted amid a demonstration somewhat similar in half an hour the management learned ner first flush of freedom? Will they Golem the argument en — preg tn true. whom she had married shortly after her ex- With as porch exon 1 broker. to that which marked the liberation of Flor- identity and requested Mrs. Nack to leave. lead quiet uneventful lives, keeping . » Induced Mrs aaa 7 y aye > ane: Since Evelyn Nesbit is most in the public oneration on the murder charge. shies thie aie 19 se against nee, Nan ence Burns. She had a similar experience at another hos- out of the public eye that the , aq SUggest that th nent ail on by —" now because of Harry K. Thaw’s recent This in itself, of course, might not neces- The public =e BF Gy onciggnonened sin Sut Miss Stone soon learned she could not teiry. After running a gauntlet of ostracism finally forget the blot upon thelr , vn name sitet Awe aunt ail release and her fight to keep him in = ® at " ‘a te pellet 30s r ssstep, Dut & live on those courtroom cheers. Sh was un- an se s e hem F : asylum, let her case be ieeadienda first. - oa bee 4 i tects. a pep a sor & eccond offense usually praves more than able to get a license to practice at her pro- ; Wie ons tunes tee ae prvergs 0 in mr - hae 20 - a ae ay her * Re seek ® more effectual way. | = those involved !n enough. Nan was ousted from the New York fession, and she got work as a waitress in a 1908 ire. Nack found the public had not for- them to misery, disgrace od suicide? a : . Evelyn Nesbit didn't commit a murder. murder cases get divorces. But that wasn't hote!] where he made kh r home She wen or - T j e hired o he rime She visited ha Tombs nhieresting exampies come to mind . Ad 'S ‘ mOLei her Ss» a a . ; 7 = . a t t restaurant. his di not last, and ah : hit gott n ier cr ime. Sh - 1 it the I te ti . | ‘ She wasn't even charged with one. Her case the end. Before the " > ~ ‘Ae . waa case came to iri r. a ir r- 7 te simply illustrates what a stigma attaches to ence was arrested with Edward H “aunt os eae feces 20 on genes soe Oe. out for a while as a nurse in @ Long Island where she had previously been a prisoner and cases of Clara Smith Hamon, Mrs. a ‘ . 4 = [ i Tr Oo c ’ “ ; : J = . 4 4 te the police of Pitts- household where there were four ehildren. said she would like a position as matron, but Obenchain, Peggy Beal, Mrs. Catheriae= 3 Whatever his motive, he ch & Woman who has been intimately involved in (no relative of the slain m - I an)c har 4 : love-killing whether she was d! : , ; a) On a charge of burg became upset over numerous reports of On D 1.192? a Om — — : Siresg as directly at fault working what is commonly known as the n Dec. i, 1922, less than ten months after it was refused her. of Philadelphia and Mrs. Olive | Ve and a horrible method “4 “Pushing his purpose—one that | : :, lively parties there { h : oF Be. As everybody knows, Evelyn Nesbit “badger game” upon an attorney named ured. She w aes waich her name fig- she had won her spectacular court fight for Then, with her small savings, Mrs. Nack Louisville. - * Was the cause that led Thaw to kill Stanford Charles W. Hurlburt. a as given orders to leave town life, Miss Stone tried to end that life with bought a little fancy goods store on Ninth Of these the offenses and trials * ehanges in the cases that hare ' : within a btief period of time and she di ~ Walte. That event occurred on June 25. Florence Burns Wildrick i+ was testified, but settled a: , render nary she did so, four five-grain tablets of bichlorids of mer- avenue which she ran under the name of first two stand out as mest con —— 7 me or two exceptions in Ame E906, just 18 years ago next month. What had lured Hurlburt to a hote! peben wines atte tine os * Toadnouse just outside the cury. Her attempt failed and she was nursed Huber. She was unable to keep her identity former, It is reealled, shot and _ es. Not relying upon arsenic happened to her afterwards?” EF r ° ’ 7 . | . oo won and 0m came as & confession which might be used against things. That continued until she ar en marae cad cha sane to practice as @ trained make denials, “Yes, I am Mrs. Nack,” she 1920. After = spectacular Might am tha: wes megan allies: rags m the gutter from one him later for blackmail purposes. from the roadbouse ca . . — riven nurse and she was given.a position In Cin- said, and her business perished almost orer she was arrested and brought baé®S he was an améteur bact . ‘ $ tac community. cinnati, which position she is said still to night. — Page = “* 4 avera case ' ‘ Contin on eS ; ge follower of the How Germs Were U ae... A cle nce nll, iy <r

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SUNDAT, SUNDAY 4 a MAY 25, 1924. MAY -25, 1924. B 2 AS ES) ARIN( in Notoriety ——$____ | The D 7] yo -~ : . ally POST-DISPATCH alone has 91,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH CASE PRESENTS STARTLING VARIATIONS 10 THE NATION'S POISON MYSTERIES a |, tea e Stor d 2" ‘6 , o> pe ———-- — | [Strange wary Gf Eeastand Who Sought to Get Rid of Other Woman” by Administering Arsenic and Disease Germs to Wife! — Nt nse ee _ a — White Plains Manufacturer’s Agent, if Br i } . $§tick to His Story That He Meant Only ne on ereedign So He Would Either Be Taken Away From His cael al Romance or Would Be Left Alone to Break Off With School Teacher in His Own Way—Affair Recalls Oth Widely-Discussed Cases of the Past in Which Such Meth. ods Were Used for Hastening Marital Fr ; eed ‘ ing Up an Inheritance. om or Speed By * Special Correspondent of the Post-Dis- patch. NEW YORK, May 24. __ OME strange poisoning mysteries have Bs taken their place in the records of thi; ' city and State within the last decade or “we. but it is unlikely that there was ever ¢ stranger case than that in which Clar- are O. Baring, wealthy chemist and manu Wecturer's agent of White Plaine, is now eberged with attempted murder of his wife. The case is strange to begin with in that | Mra Baring didnt die after being subjected te repeated doses of arsenic and fed on germs gt half a dozen deadly diseases. It is again gntsual in the social and business promi: pence of its principals and in the fact that ‘gman of Baring’s intelligence and position fe life would have resorted to such a hazar- gous means of freeing himself, if that was whet he did. But most extraordinary of al! it. his defense—his own explanation of why fhe made arsenic and pestilent bacilli regular gticles of diet for his unfortunate spouse. ? Having pleaded guilty to everything ex- eept “intent to kill,” he is asking the courts and the public to believe that he did it to free himself—not from his wife, but from another woman with whom he had become entangled; that he wished his victim to suf- fer no serious consequences from her sin. guier rations beyond a prolonged iliness which would bring about her removal! to fal'fornia and take him away from the scene gf bis tenacious romance or leave him there @oe to wind up his love affair undisturbed. Whether this leisurely breaking off was to fadude a tour through Europe which he haa jest arranged for “Mr..and Mrs. C. O. Bar- fag.” his confession does not make entirely dear. but he is sticking to his story and in- dicstes he will continue to stick to it in spive of his mother’s efforts to have his plea changed to “insanity.” Yesterday he was released from Westchester County Jail on 25,000 bond. this practice. Carried on for weeks, was di- rected against another woman and not the one who was Swallowing the germs. appears flimsy indeed, and it is not bolstered any by the disclosure that he was planning a trip to Europe to begin June 7 and which he was keeping secret trom friends. He says now that the “Mrs. C. O. Baring’’ mentioned as his prospective traveling companion when he Ve é, ; \ YY ¥ We \ ** ¥ I A ‘s ~—— eee —_ MMOs S—_ Zi VW Vy Y Ws SAAN ‘ Three poses of Mrs. Sarah Baring, who charges th a slow death through administration of - at her husband tried to bring her to arsenic and disease germs to her in her food. YWilllbs VM quickly supported by evidence, including the accused man’s own startling acknowledg- ment of his guilt. On his trial he told the court, under oath. such an amazing story of bacteria. poisons —_ ; ; Perea and interwoven murder plots as no sane fic- | tionist would have dared to invent. He quickly found guilty, a commission af alien ists decided he and paid the penalty for his poisonings in the electric chair at Sing Sing. the inheritance. ton but did not loved his wife. He said he loved Mrs. Hor. know whether or not he One + Beceem a | tem ete ee Review of the Molineux Case | Quite different the final outcome of another famous poisoning case, in which the defendant, Roland B. Molineux, was event, ally pronounced not guilty after being twice triced and spending almost three years in jail and prison, including 20 months in the Sing Sing death house. No other suspect Mysterious Informant Enters Case ever! indicted in the case and, a —— — - more than a quarter of a century, it is un- In September, 1915, Dr. Waite. after goubtedly to be included in the long list of pestuous wooing, married Miss Clara Peck, permanent crime mysteries. daughter of John E. Peck, a wealthy retired druggist of Grand Rapids. ple came to New York themselves’ in an was —— CLARENCE O. BARING. Well-to-do chemist and manufacturer's agent of White Plains, N. Y., who pleaded guilty to all charges except as to “intent to kill.” was sanée he was Ws In brief outline’ the story of the Waite case runs as follows: —-- Ce basdddddddddddddddddddddé ZZ called by the prosecution. They swor: the defendant did not write it. The jury delib- erated half a minute, stayed out 12 minutes, and brought in a verdict of “‘not guilty.” We WV bid “dcdcdc Tres > atin eo re wu er Pe ~ Oo A a oe was Vb WWMM“, —— TT WM a tem- Ws Trials That Cost State $350,000 a - a — wm Roland Molineux was an amateur gymnast and professional chemist, employed as sr- perintendent of a color factory in Newark, N. J., though he lived in New York and his fatber, Gen. Edward L. Molineux. was a prominent citizen of Brooklyn. The son, at was a leading member the Athletic Club, but resigned it after a violent quarrel with its atk- de The youne cou- The two trials cost the State about $3690,- 000 and Gen. Molineux his whole fortune, After the second, the defendant's wife ob- tained, in South Dakota, a divorce on the ground of desertion, and married the attor- ney who obtained the decree for her. Roland Molineux at first attempted to resume work as a manufacturing chemist; then turned to writing plays and stories on prison themes; also remarried, and, in 1914, became so YVio- lently insane that he was committed to the Park Hospital. He died there in No- 1917. the YW, establishing apartment and generally living on a somewhat lavish scale. soon after New Year's the bride's parents came on to pay them a visit. But of the elder Mrs. failed and on Jan. oV, 1916, the Riverside apart- to live, WW expensive Vl, VWMMMbtwyo the health one time. of Knickerbocker from —_— rere _ : aX Peck she died in V1 RR SERS QQ SNS 7 Vs; PAIS ty ——-— —- = —=—_— “UdddddldddcaddtddddedlddddddccdddddddlddddddddeddddedaddddddddcCAZZZZZX/| Kings vember, One of poisoning cases which in fits day thrilled and horrified the city was the trial and conviction of a young medical stu-, dent. Carlyle Harris, for the murder of the pretty schoolgirl, Helen Potts, his wife by @ clandestine marriage. “f Y; hh A Wi ruff Wife's Attitude Uncertain | a Fr Se. ao N lt isn't at all certain yet that his wif» vill be induced to press the charge against bin. or testify in cour.. So far she has shown BO pronounced inclination to do so. If she \ N , >> ‘ s XQ = nea” SS : ws Hh >. Nene cee ; ao NE“ —, a 4 — OLIVIA M. P STONE, A test tube containing diphtheria germs hose difficulties in getting a job and MISS MILDRED E. BEAM, it after her acquittal of murd yn lawyer show that an acqui real troubles often begin with the Ity” verdict. she was unabie to satisfy a judgment tle more than $100 a City Marshal re and her stock was sold at auction. Mrs. Nack struggled to her feet suf- to open another store at Colum bus, failed ™ nd 67th street, where she cause persons in the neighborhood o she was and would not patronize time Mrs. Nack got work «rr tried to business, it seemed as if some ghost past would rise up to destroy her. one ever was haunted by ghosts it be reasonable to suppose Mrs. Nack ve been haunted by three of them. e not merely the slain Guldensuppe betrayed Thorn, but there was als0o man’s husband, Herman Nack, whose so affected by his wife’s case that i his life by drowning. are some who say Mrs. Nack ts dead. y she went blind. a little store in Brooklyn. Nothing learned to indicate she ever found s since she took the unfortunate uppe to “look over” the little house ide. Some More Recent Cases | a of these cases are old ones and the principals have had ample time to hat their courses would develop. bout more recent ones in which @® slayers are now experiencing theif : Bh of freedom? Will they continue @ ; let uneventful lives, keeping 8° the public eye that the world forget the blot upon their names, OF ghosts of the past pursue them metime in one way or another > Might the “other woman” | Elizabeth, N. J.. whose An official at : Zeadquarters, however, asserts she is | | $ and eight years his senior. does, however, and his prosecutors succeed in bringing him to trial, he will soon have op- portunity to try out his story on a jury for all it is worth and the consequences likely to be serious if he fails to make it eouvincing, for the penalty for attempted Murder in New York is more severe thas that for actual second degree murder. Con- are /Wietion on such a charge carries a penalty of °5 years in prison. Besides, indictments uncer such a charge might allege ‘“‘adminis- tering drugs without a license,”’ calling for Stimilar term, or “‘assault in the first de- gre’ calling for 20 years’ imprisonment. His trial, too, may bring into a clearer in the case, Mis: Milired E. Beam, the blonde school teacher infatuation for him, Baring says, led him to adopt such Tigorous devices for solving his dilemma. Thus far she has not even been questioned, Mving gone into hiding on the plea of Servousness immediately after Baring’s ar- : fest. Her attitude toward therefore, is still an unknown quantity. One the prisoner, fport is that he has been in communica- /Sor with her and that she will appear in his /Wonse. Another is that she is indignant M having her name dragged into the scan- on and will readily tell the authorities all me knows, regardiess of its effect on Bar- ing’s fate. Por a long time, it is said, Baring has been *ndly with the New Jersey school teacher 80d had not been on the best of terms with bis Wife. who incidentially was 47 years old This unhappy € life, made more unquiet by the wife's ; ection to his attentions to other women, is ned by many as the motive for his al- attempt to rid himself of her. Against argument that he might have eloped or ced Mrs. Baring to divorce him, they ™erest that the $200,000 she had in her name might have been incentive to him Seek a more effectual way. The school teacher of whom Baring was said to be enamored, once declaring that both Miss Beam and his wife “worshipped” him and that he was “between the devil and the deep sea” as a result of his conflicting affections. arranged with the Red Star Line for passage Mrs. Baring, but she says she such a plan. That was be- he was the real never heard of cause he wished to surprise but if that is true why did he inquire so care- her, answers, fully at the steamship office concerning the itineraries of certain acquaintances and state that he wished to avoid meeting And for that maiter how Baring make specifically them on the tour? did he expect the real Mrs. such a tour at al! when his other plans con- zojourn in an invalid’s room To templated her in California? Until Baring by due process of been proved guilty, of course presum- ably innocent of the offenses with which he But the nature of the crime of once recalls law has he is is charged. which he has been accused at some of the most famous poisoning cases in local criminal] history. Of all possible methods of malicious homi- cide, the administration of poison or disease germs is most apt to excite the imaginations of the newspaper reading public for several obvious reasons. A AAD Victim Cannot Fight Back ee LL _-— an Against no other attack is the unwarned victim so defenseless. And in no other is the murderer's chance so good for covering his punishment. de- the conviction of escaping The poisoners and tracks and tection of suspects who are brought to trial is perhaps the most difficult of all tasks undertaken by the police authorities. Some of the most intricate and baffling criminal investigations and some of the most dramatic criminal trials in the history of the country have oc- curred in connection with poisoning cases. One such, still less than a decade oid, ates OS eee pe . pe Fe Oe - «>i al . —. Wy +... ~ ae « ? ae “SO “«< i ¢ v4 SS os Ss ee RAMEE EEE EEE EEA ARH iad The home of the Barings in White Plains, to which, Baring’s accusers charge, he intend- ed to bring a new bride upon his wife’s death. ment, supposedly from Bright's disease. Her son-in-law himself accompanied the body back Rapids solicitous in his its and was burial. Grand supervision Then John E. and six weeks later, Waite apartment. Michigan with the He cremation, but when familys he saw it buried and came back to New York to of Peck began to fail in health he died in the Waite went to suggested its opposed that March 12. Again Dr. bod\ : the Peck relatives signed on tne without the pres- was disclosed. on March 1:3. the telegram Meanwhile, had received a mysterious ~ * bod) the ence of arsenic The Suggesting an autopsy This of Dr in the Adams. of John. was performed Waite, bod) knowledge end had been making their own investigation of the two deaths and, on March The New York World published the first complete account of the mystery and Dr. Waite was arrested in his apartment. On March 24 The World discovered a per- son, Mrs. Margaret Horton, who became newspapers " ~ W- let-e director, Harry S. Cornish. This wa ear'y in 1898. The preceding summer Molineux, while on a yachting cruise, had met a young church choir singer, Miss Blanche Chesebrough, also a resident of New. York. "He was much im- pressed by her and during the winter had re peatediy paid her attention. He also had presented to her one of his friends, Henry Crossman Barnett, who lived at the Knicker- bocker Athletic Club. Barnett also paid the young woman some attention. On Oct °7. 1898. Barnett received by mail at the what be a sample proprietary remedy, a powder. H: sick Dr. H. Beamar. was called said he had two trained nurses were put in charge of the case. On Nov. 10 he died in his room at the club and the physicians certificate gave the cause as diphtherfa ana heart failure. Among his effects was found a bundle of letters, affectionate in tone, from Miss Chesebrough. club purported to ofa borti« took some and (fell Douglass. diphtheria, and who in. such as Baring confesses he administered to nis wife with the intention of causing her a ‘severe iilness.” lodged and Mrs. her daughter 61 West mous Christmas gift Cornish boarded distant ine J. Adams, who lived Mrs. Rogers, in an apartment at No Eighty-sixth street. On the morning the account and Mrs. Rogers, headache Her daughter hish's medicine and of it. He himself mixed thi As Adams swallowed it she complained of its strange taste. Cor- nish tasted the dregs in her glass and short- ill. Mrs. Adams with a cousin, Kather- with of Dee to given the authorities by Mrs. 28, according Cornish Adams with a remembered Cor- for a dose botite and awoke him the asked opened potion. ner". became quite 10 minutes. ly afterward died within On slance ture sub mix- of a comparatively extremely violent poison, mercurie cyanide. It was fur- ther discovered that the bottle anonymuusly mailed to the dead Barnett had coutained a similar admixture. 1899, Roland Molineux accom- aged father, voluntarily of- fered himself for arrest. But he was not taken into custody ti Feb. 27, after the Coroner's jury had charged him with the murder. He was committed to the Tombs that day. An indictment found atainst hin by the March Grand Jury was dismissed as insufficient by Court Justice Wil liams. The May Grand Jury refused an in- dictment but the June grand jury dii in- dict him charge of murdering Mre. Adams His first 14, and lasted 57 court days. It larsel’ a bat- tle of handwriting experts and Recorder Goff permitted the prosecution to give to the ‘ury evidence concerning the death of Barnett, for which Molineux had not been indicted. Defendant's counsel put in no defense, but that tii? heavy analysis, it was found bottle contained ‘a rare and in the On Jan. 2, panied by his Supreme on the trial began Nov 1899, was taking an overdose. According to the evidence which the prose — cution put in and the jury accepted, Harris first met the girl at Asbury Park, where her mother had a cottage. In the fall she came to a boarding school in New York, where Harris was a student at a medical school. Hy visited her constantly and, on Feb. 8, 189@, thev were secretly married by an Alderman. They told no one of their act, but the fol- lowing summer approaching maternity com- pelled the girl to confide in her mother and uncle. Harris then acknowledged that he and Helen were married, and consented to go through the religious ceremony which he? mother insisted on. By one pretext aad an- other, however, he AMeferred it ‘and it was finally set for Feb. 18, 1891. Exactly a week before that date the girl died. She was attending the Comstock Finishing School in this city, where Harris continued te visit her. According to the testimony, shes complained to him of insomnia and he him- self wrote and had filled a prescription for six capsules each containing one-sixth of « grain of morphine. He gave her four of these anc kept two of them himself. She toox three capsules without ill effect. The fourth one killed her and, on autopsy, five grains of the drug, a lethal dose, were found ip hes stomach. Harris produced the two capsules which, he explained, he had held to prevent her from They were found to con- tain the prescribed one-sixth grain esek. Three of the others had obviously been cor- rectly measured. The prosecution contended that Harris had opened the fourth and ia- ser.ed additional drug. The jury refused tw believe that in a single pill the preseription clerk could have put five grains in excess of his proper weight and Harris was convicted and executed. His very precaution in saving the harmiews pilis as evidence, if he did it as a precaution. had been his undoing. i How Germs Were Used is immediately brought to mind by its marked . **¢} 0 ; the ‘9 . parallelism in some details with the accusa- known as ‘the woman in the case.”” On March 30 Dr. Waite made for the World a signed confession in which he admitted. having poi- soned both the Pecks, and having attempted the life of his wife’ssmaiden aunt, Miss Cath- by administering ground glass D misery, disgrace or suicide? | resting examples come to mind {8 the. Clara Smith Hamon, Mrs. Madalyne@ nain, Peggy Beal, Mrs. Catherine Rosief _— and Mrs. Olive Jones le. these the offenses and trials of the Wo stand out as mest conspicuous. , it is recalied, shot and mo ed Jake L. Hamon. oj] operator lican National Committeeman in th wuite in Ardmore, Oxkla., in Novem After a spectacular flight to Bl is arrested and brought back fer Continued on Page 24. been sentenced and sent to the death house, | — after the jury had found him guilty and he had | . The Queer Fleming Case | : tions against Baring. Dr. Arthur Warren Waite was @ young and rather prepossessing person, by profession a dentist. He lived with his young wife in a New York residential neighborhood distinctly quiet and law-abiding. He was socially ac- ceptable and had won some distinction as a tennis player When accused of having murdered his wifes father and mother by administering to them doses of poison and disease germs his numerous acquaintances were at first incredulous and anery. But he was arrested and the charges were they appealed for a new trial on the ground that the Barnett evidence had been improper- ly admitted. The appeal was granted. The second trial began in October, 1902. All Barnett evi- Gence this time was excluded. but again a formidable phalanx of handwriting experts swore Molineux must have written the ad- dress of Cornish on the poison packag? whic!: killed Mrs. Adams. This time the defense countered with handwriting experts of its own, equal in repute and number to those (5 A few years after that, in 1895, @ ple © turesque and strange figure of a woman, bearing the imposing name of Mary Alice AX ~~ mont Livingstone Fleming, was the defendant in another melodramatic trial. Mrs. Fleming. E as she called herself,,was acquitted after 6 protracted trial of the charge of administer- ; ing a fatal dose of arsenic and antimeny te her own mother, Mrs. Evelyn Biles, for the purpose of hastening her inheritance of « Continued on Page 24. A Mysterious But Deadly Package Whatever his motive, he chose a _ pic- ® and a horrible method of accom- Shing his purpose—one that brings many in the cases that have figured with or two exceptions in American poison apple Not relying upon arsenic alone, he sa Mented hie potions with germs of htheria, Pneumonia and typhoid which UNsuspectingly supplied to him by @ York hospital on his representation be was an amateur bacteriologist. To averace follower of the case his tale that —— aa 9° ~~. erine Peck, to her. Both Waites confessions were amazing hu- alike in ugiv recounted and Twelve days later, Nov. Molineux and Miss Chesebrough were married. They wen. to a New York hotel for their honeymoon. On Cornish received by mail a’ Athietic Club a package bottle of an effervescent silver holder. He threw but took the contents of eupposing it an anony of Dec. 23, Harry the Knickerbocker cortaining a emal! inclosed in a wrapper away, home, the bature tbei- moraiity he said, mar- for man documents, the incidents they revelation of his mentality and He had committed the murders, for the sake of the Peck fortune. after ‘ rving the daughter to put himself he was in sail, the the package in ibe

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ae ly a ey ee : : = 2 —~ - - . — iw oe SM Alien ea a ae * . & ~ « > ~ Sead > ss a > SO pe ee OE _* ~ + et din Pe ne le i te lt a ay cet tl el a ee eee ete ee — 24 ST. BARING CASE PRESENTS SOME NEW ANGLES TO POISONING MYSTERIES Continued from Page 28. @mall fragment, some $70,000, of the fortune descending through the famous Livingstone family, which has loomed so large and so long ‘US “DISFAICH ———O ————— The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED TS “ tut y “ ey, . TT ray c : : » - ER ET PT, GPR SE ee ae re ne ey ‘Ee 4 SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1924, i . Ne 5 ae F 2. x ies r i from publishing these missives te the jury he compromised the set- tlement to a few thousand dollars. Fleming died not long after an‘ subsequently to his death Mary Alice began referring to herself as Mrs. Fleming. Gradually the Bliss menage dis- integrated, and by 1895 it had pretty well fallen apart Husband and wife had separated, | in the history of New York, both State and city. In his dotage, along Judge Robert Swift Livingstone had married a woman of humble | antecedents who bore him one daughter. He was in the eighties. | This child was named Mary Alice| Almont Livingstone. When the old Judge died he left his residuary | estate in custody of the City Cham-| berlain, with a life interest to his widow and reversion after her| death to the infant daughter. After a decent space the widow. remarried, the new spouse being 4) man named Bliss and a san ana daughter were born to them. Bliss maintained his family in some af- fidence at Toms River, N. J. The couple tried to rear Mary Alice with their own children, but she gave them much trouble. She very early manifested so ardent a liking for the company of males that when she was only 14 they had to dis- miss the family coachman, of whom she had become enamored. A few years later she further an- noyed and embarrassed them by bearing the first of a series of sev- eral casual children. As a seque' to this, she figured, in 1883, as the complainant in” one of th: most sensational breach-of-prom- ise suita New York had known up to that time. She got record damages of $75, 000 awarded her, the defendant be ing Henry Flemigg, a coremanding figure in those.days among the younger men in Wall street. It was rumored, however, that Fleming had got hold of some of the let ters Mary Alice had written ths coachman, and that by refraining in 1860, | though he still contributed to her | support. That summer, well along | in vears, she was living with her | two Bliss children in a flat in St. Nicholas avenue, while not fac laway, in the Colonial Hotel, at Eiehth avenue and One Hundred) | to make her trial most spectacular. and Twenty-fifth street, Bliss took | Mrs. Fleming lived at this establishment and Bliss, perlodically called upon to settle her bills for the board and lodging of herself and the two chi'- dren she had accumulated, paid them. In Financtal Difficulty. The whole group was in finan- cial rough water, with no relief in sight, Mrs. Bliss having long be- fore realized to the IMmit on her life interest {n the Livingstone es- tate. One afternoon, when Mrs. Bliss’ grown son and daughter were away at a shore resort, a visitor found her alone in her apartment and very ill. She declared she had been poisoned by a pitcher of clam chowder which Mrs. Fleming’s lit tle-daughter had brought her from the Colonial Hotel. In conversation with the doctor who was called, she repeated this statement and also accused Mrs. Fleming of having sent the poison with the deliberate intent of causing her death and getting hold of the inheritance. After a few hours of great agony she died. Her stomach was found to contain a large quantity o% mixed white arsenic and antimony. The same poisonous mixture was found in quantity in the remnant of the chowder in the pitcher. Mrs. Fleming was immediately put under close survelllance. She up his abode. / Doesn’t hurt one bit! No pain, no soreness. “Freezone” removes hard corns, soft corns, corns be- tween the toes and painful calluses on bottom of feet without soreness or irritation. eso°® Orns Lift Right Off — No Pain! A drop of “Freezone” on a sore, touchy corn vat | instantly stops that corn from hurt- ing, then shortly you lift that bother- some corn right off with fingers. also | 'put in as Mrs. Bliss’ “dying state- ement”’ . er’s funeral only in the company of two detectives, and was driven from the cemetery and lodged in the Tombs still clad in her mourn- ing weeds. Toward Christmas she was temporarily removed to a hos- pital to bear another child and, in the early summer of 1896, Wwas — to trial. Her strange personal history. | the romance of the great name she ‘claimed as a birthright, the magt-« the peculiar atrocity of the crime 'she was accused of, all combined intimately affected by it. When investigation of the aou-t ble crime absolved her of all blame | she departed on a lengthy tour of returned | and was warmly received by the | Europe. Recently she New Brunswick populace. was permitted to attend her moth- | of a murder to drag down ali those — DR. E. R. VAN BOOVEN, Dentist 614 OLIVE ST. X-Ray, Extraction, Plates and Bridgework ALL PATIENTS RECEIVE PROMPT SERVICE Heurs 8:30-5:30 Dally—Sunday 9-12, Child« Restaurant ——_—_—— PILES ‘les, Fistula, Fissure and al! Rectal Diseases cured by my Soothing, Gentle “ee y Guarantee—Cure or NoPay. NoChloroform. No Danger. No Hospital. Ne n from Business. Call or write today, It will pay you. CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE. 2 C. MATTHEW COE, Rectal Specialist, ©ffice Hours, 9toS “91 PINE STREET . nm . Mew Cretth ond W. P. Heinrich. Derensed . CURED WITHOUT THE WEA LS SST ve ~ - > KNIF =a ——_ Leia es - FREE BOOK Ys ** ceeeeseeee® _-seeeee eee? ** oe ST. LOUIS, MO. Evenings, 7 7to9 of the magnified inheritance anJ |, Through the weeks it lasted the courtroom was jammed with fem!- nine spectators. The prosecution attempted to the direct charge against her daughter she had made to the attending physician, but the de- fense objected and it was ruled out. The State also found itself unable to show that Mrs. Fleming had ever purchased, or possessed, any arsenic and antimony and after a protracted presentation of evidence and equally long sum- ming-up, the jury took little time to agree on a verdict of acquittal. The de:endant was mobbed by excited and jubilant sympathizers and had to be hurried to safety by a wild gallop down Centre street behind a cab horse which broke all records through traffic. An fronic sequel to the case de- veloped when the Livingstone estate was settled. Mrs. Fleming’s share amounted to some $76,000, and the bill presented by her lawyers for their services and her maintenance and other expenses during her in- carceration slightly exceeded that amount. She got somewhat less than nothing from her mother’s estate whereas, if Mrs. Bliss had lived but her few remaining years, her daughter would have received the whole sum. So whoever it was hurried the old woman to the grave by the poisoned chowder, deprived her daughter of the enjoyment of $76,- 000. The only profit in the crime accrued to Mrs. Fleming’s law> yers. WHAT BECOMES OF THE Oo i Y_yI she received from her 'husband, Ralph Obenchain, -he would marry her upon her lib- | eration. Tiny bottles cost few cents at any drug store RO Double Strength _ “DRAIN. ‘PIPE § SOLVENT - and irritating © wun u. oo DRAIN PIPES. Ross Double Strength Drain Pipe Solvent quickly and easily eliminates the costly expense pages. This efficient double-strength solvent will keep the drain pipes open and purify them. And it will dissolve the ordinary pertial stoppage. Your Plumber Sells and Recommends It. i S in those inconveniences of drain pipe stop- ae 75 't le your protection against inferior substitutes. Secure « can of Roses Double Strength Drein Pipe Solvent todey from your plumber. Look for the Red Triangle. | |} eye as much as possible. |out of sight completely fol!c wing | her acquittal on the charge of mur- ithe gun.” ‘ily removed to Cincinnati. after killing her husband and his young woman stenographer whom |she surprised In his arms one day vin his office. ‘at last reports she was omployed | Hall, murdered with his cholr asainger. WOMEN WHO FIGURE IN NOTED MURDER CASES? en Continned from Page (22. in which she readily won an ac- quittal on her plea of self-defense coupled with her story of her life which, she declared had been | ruined by Hamon with whom she'| had been associated for severai|! years as secretary. The name Ha- | mon, she had acquired through a/| temporary marriage with a nephew of er employer. She, too, tried her hand at the movies but the storm of public disapproval that greeted thjs attempt to capltalize sordid publicity apparently § dis- couraged her. She compromised by marrying her director, John W Gorman, and now is said to be liv- ing quietly with him in Holly- wood. Mrs. Obenchain, accused of com plicity with Arthur C. Burch in the murder of her former lover, J. Belton Kennedy, paid a good price for her freedom before she final'y won it. After spending 18 months in jail and suffering the suspense of two lengthy trials in which th. juries disagreed, she and Burch both were released upon dismissa! oftheir indictments. The evidencsa, it was said, was insufficient to hold them longer. One feature of the case that at- tracted much interest on the part of sentimentalists was the support divorced during her imprisonment. As an attorney he rallied to her aid, conducted the defense in her first trial and stated Somehow that part of the bargain never was fulfilled and Madalynne now lives on alone ex- cept for a servant or two in her dainty home at Eagle Rock, near Los Angeles, gardening for pleas- ure and keeping out of the public sess lees --— — Marie “Peggy” Beal. self-styled “avenger of 50 women.” dropped |dering Frank Warren Andorson, Kansas City department store superintendent who, she claimed had broken his promise to marry her. Her trial, at which she ap- peared thin and wan after a futile attempt to kill herself, was an- other of those Jac hrymose festivi- tles in which Judge. jury and pris- oner all had a good cry together and left the courtroom in a at ate | of exaltation. From Kansas City | she is said to have gone to Terre | Haute, Ind., but there her trail has been completely lost. Mrs. Olive Jones who shot her Suitor, Oscar L.. Black, to death in her Louisville apartment. on / Christmas Eve, 1922, ana then kept | a dramatic vigil over his body all | night, remarried her former hus- | band after a jury had found her “not guilty.” Her tale wags that Black had beaten her with his fists and that she had “heate him to Later the reunited fam- Mrs. Catherine Rosier of Phiita- | |}delphia spent nine months in jail | before she was acquitted of murdar | Her ensuing activi- ties took her to New York where as model by a clothing firm. Although Mrs. Edward Wheeler wife of the New Brunswick. N. J., rector, who was mysteriously Irs. Eleanor Mills, does not belong this claagsification of aoquitted | omen, for there was never any Yarge against her, her case may rove interesting to observe be- | cause of the widespread tendency | Cn \* bat +0. i Swe. ys By, or - We yan ‘¢ ee — TS 4, on me r ot a0 te ( | 55.00 $2 Weekly Complete Simmons Bed Outfit Includes Spring and Mattress oe oa Pius ) wh Includes davenport, chair in comfortable, full-size bed. Latest Model Kitchen Cabinet Has every modern im- provement including por- célain top extension work table. $32.50 a good grade of velour. in. $980 eS CEE x " Y m ‘ ¥ V All-metal Beéd ts smoothly fin- ished in enamel. An all - steel spring and com- fortable mat- tress are in- cluded. p *19: Overstuffed Bed Davenport Suite and rocker upholstered Davenport opens to a -00 $2 Weekly Refrigerator H Ca co as a solid hardwood white enamel food mpartment an 4d se, nickel fittings. $12.95 Double-Mutrror Door Chifforobe Has a full-length mir- ror in wardrobe door and small mirror in hat box door. Walnut fin- ished. Contains five drawers and pull-out rack in wardrobe. $47.50 $5 Down $1 Weekly 8-Pc. Walnut Dining-Room Suite Finished in walnut. $12 Down $] 18 Includes oblong extension table, silver drawer and six chai rs buffet with secret including host chalr. -00 $1.50 Weekly WN WA, | $40 Choice of $3.50 Down oy. “a of these Week Rooms 395 | a FREE : A Handsome | Parlor Table — - Living room includes a three-plece Suite uphol- stered in velour and an end table to match. Suite | has spring seats and backs and roll arms, | | | | | | | A Beautiful Table Lamp AY — oh, | | | Dining-Room includes oblong table of the extension type, buffet and six chairs, including host chair. Suite is nicely finished in Amercan walnut. —— Soe » Week Is All You Have to r : be t | 9040707 ‘ ‘ i | Kitchen Includes a side oven gas range, kitchen cab- inet, white enamel porcelain-top table, two chairs | Se - and a genuine Gold Seal Congoleum rug. FREE Chair, Rocker or Bench Zz a | | a | | | Bedroom consists of a large dresser, bow-end bed and your choice of either chifforobe or vanity. is well designed and is finished in walnut. 3-Door Side-Icer Refrigerator White Enamel Lined White Porcelain Lined Solidly bullt of hardwood, Lining in food compart- golden oak- = ments is finished. The heavy porce- ' lain with Poche rounded able wire 5 ce ae shelves are There isn't a heavily crack or tinned to pre- crevice vent rust. In- where food sulated with or germs mineral wool. might lodge. Has nickeled Re “~ ae san a , brass trim- pra oun — finished. ee S SURNITURE ©& 1030-32 FRANKLIN AV. Suite | | . >= V Ze : = : o- JUNE en $e! Agents’ Rent Liste Page 3 ' Apartments (For Sale). ._.9 Apartments (For Rent). .& Apartments Wtd to Buy.4 Apartments Witd.—Fur. .3 | Brentwood Property. . Beautiful Walnut Bedroom Suite TT A remarkably beautiful Suite, very specially priced. : It includes a full-size, bow-end bed, dresser with Ht ~ large mirror and chifforobe. ‘a $10 Down $98.00 $1.50 Weekly if Two-Tone Enamel-Finished 5-Piece Breakfast Set Includes table with drop sides and four chairs elegantly finished ished. $19.75 _-. Sa! i ee ont ee —_— oe [Wo CONGRE SITES | Washington - Conti and United I Ne at Davenette Suite The solid and massive frames are finished ned tet ma- hogany. Suite includes davenport that opens te @ | full size bed, chair and rocker. Imitation leather fj. . upholstered. | By eee ——— $5 Monthly $44.90 $5 Monthly | The congregation of Wash! , 'ton-Compton Avenue Presbyter church has purchased the sou west corner of Skinker road s F Alexander drive in Ellenwood, residential park, Oppo: the United I has conclu } exclusive Park, Congregation Forest and brew Regotiations for three lots on | i, West side of Skinker road, appr a ‘imately 350 feet south of Alex: | der drive or Wydown bouleva ‘in the same subdivision, Both al have been for spaci @difices. acquired Golden Oak Blue White or Gray . An area of 96,000 eguare f 5 - Chifforobe fe embraced in the site acquit G He " for the Presbyterian churen. T was Nanges Contains full-1 h phot has 200 feet on Skinker ro wardrobe, five draw- qd 320 feet on “Alexander dr I n your choice of enamel ers and hat compart- exteriors. Have an 18- k fiz pend is triangular.in form. inch oven and broiler. aaa Golden © Negotiations On behalf of t . 05 Presbyterian congregation we $ 50 $ 85 Mandied by Hen > kdwar meresident of the National © peenk. in connection with Albee ° ay Terry & Co.; acting fot t New Improved Automatic Type Thomas K. Skinker estate, ¢ A , Brantor in the transaction, and Englander Day-Bed Which the Ellenwood developme RT ts held. The cansideration Ww 835.000 Complete witha cretonne cov- © While plans for the new chur ered pad. Is all- Rave hee n perfected, the constru metal and has Withour Violating the re : Ctlone lcre#@tion of a ehurch ™ INBible wr, ler the restrictions he United hHiebrew Congreg recently paid earnest mon Rh John (srether & (Coe. for ® at the northwest corner Mkher road and Wvydown boul a5 na atte for the propos forue, hut found that the r sttions prohibited the erect! church there As is known. the Hebrew ¢o on Sold ite bullding at ¢ went eorner of Kingshiehw % enright avenue, l’rocee * nVeated in «a 200-foot lot Walnut Table and Fou Chai north side of Delmar boul ~ p “Ppesite Relt avenue. as Oblong Table is of the extension type. Chatrs for the Proposed building. I be had with seats of either tapestry or blue or t “A to locate at this site was r leather Outfit is in Queen Anne design, We | idered a . . . . . . 8 7 . rie ! t h e ré finished. a2 Ra cong Pe lot was reso 4 — Ellonw cod Well Developed $5 D . Ww : The amount own . $1 y Sod a UMt Paid for the Elle Se he he thy. a not been disclose ‘ n Ofts © b : ; Cgute , mbDraced have rentage on Skinker ro

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SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1924, KNIFE | Soothing, Gentle Method, . No Hospital. No Deter. FREE BOOK ,Ystpshte:0, droom Suite very especially priced. bed, dresser with $1.50 Weekly l-Finished fast Set enette Suite nes are finished tn ma- Contains wardrobe, five mport that opens to ea er. Imitation leather Golden Oak Chifforobe 4 ill-length draw- ers and hat eompart- ment Golden cak Ga- ished $178 utomatic Type Day-Bed Whe > ~« . Tam een Seri ‘gas Mattress Value and come nitary soft fortabie. Has strong side nz and is com ‘ha good qual ‘a. 75 oR ee eT i ER te a oe =e ~ WXiOQyQVamgagygy RAK SO . 3 mG ee a RRS we SSE QQ ¢ SS SON WN RKC NN +*S hes Qn SNH AN \ \ SASS CESS Se Ss Wu RESESS WY WH SY ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . SSS SS > IS a RQ SS Mv“ MA SSS SANSA ANY ~ \\ AG MQ W SN WAX MAY S III’ Sy ~\ MQ WYO \ WY M \ Hows» PAA NRANNHNAAN AEN a atatain ASSES WRN WM ow a WS WN : . OX DOs MMW®Aw9sI4 NON Sososs ‘at SY SS Ww SAAN WN SSS SS FARM LAN DSFI NANCIAL: » SSO usee ew oi sommaetesmsamenntseaeRReR i OW,®®™®M WS oo’»Fh SSS SS SSSA RASS SSIS SSSR 24 HOUSES HOMES;:REAL ESTATE FAQ UAL 77 one * fe ee ee eeeaneee ee ot + na coal _ SU ND. AY MOR NIN M. AY The More You Say, the Better 'Twill Pay a MB, 2 -- ~~ part E Productive Publicity, Progress, Profits ‘STI LOUIS ~ Se eee — Kung.. Cottages | Rent) ». 3 ius. Prop. (For Rent , ‘ Bungalows Wtd. to Rent. % Bus« Prep. F. R Sul ; ns ; . . (Sub Bung. Cottage (Sale) ‘ Bue. Prop (For Sale) 1? Bungalows Wtd. te Buy 4 Business Property Wed. Business Chances 13 Clayton , ; a 6 Autos and Musical.) Residences for Rent _ Residences for Sale 10 Kichmond Heights " Stocks, Ronda | Stburban Frop Wanted. 4 Saburban Prop.—Fur. ‘4 Lost, Service, For Sale, Garage, “tables soa House for Kent 3 Honse Wtd. to Rent ; Houses (Furn.) Wanted. 2 Houses. Fte (Colored). 4 Improved Prop. for Sale. 13 (See Section ‘“‘B” for Rencteisiaiiail Rooms, Cottages Wtd. to Buy. ..4 Filate Wanted .... Cottages Wtd. to Rent 4 Fiate Wtd. to Rent 7 . Dwellings Wtd to Rent 2 Flats.. Ete. —For Colored 4 Dwellings Wtd. to Bay ‘4 Ferguson Property Plats for Rent (Furn). 3 Dwellings For Sale 9 Financial —_ Flats for Sale sae @ Exchange (Real Estate) 4 Flats for Rent 3 For 4 A THREE-TIME AD costs LESS, PRODUCES MORE. Business Subarban Pron. (FF. R.). 6 Suburbae Prep. (FF. 8.) 4 Timber Lande is i nmniversity City Preperty 6 Web«ter Propertr.......@ VWeliston Property... | Farms. Farm Land....13 Farms for Rent Farms Wanted agents’ Rent Liste Page ' 1}? apartments (For Sale) , rtments (For Rent) Apartment — Jennings Property 6 rer Pron lLoene Pe hirkweed Property a Keal Patate—( ity Loans i i Real Fatate (Country) Maplewood Property *} Real Fetate Loans Money Wanted ys Real Ex«tate (Colored) Overland Keal Fa. (Other C ities) * Wtd I ruse Property + , I PROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE TO RECEIVE RESULTS. SOME SPACIOUS COUNTRY HOMES AROUND LITZSINGER AND WARSON ROADS IN COUNTY. ZO ~ a a er i las Home of L.HOLMAN ae ee Mh. a oy oa a ‘ Sk , wi al NU ALL Gti JOHNSON WO CONGREGATIONS BUY SITES IN ELLENWOOD | Washington - Compton Avenue Presbyterian and United Hebrew Will Erect New Editices. “ see Pig, 0s ge Le POE, , he _- ee oan _ Foe Ve a tA ie . 5 2 EP andy Oe ee Tt aan tS lll CS el Sk IRR Home-of HENRY UcREE a ee ee lome of CLARENCE 0. PNM fo if key Ces AND ST. CHARLES ST. CORNER Seven-Story Building and Site Purchased; Olive Street Property Given on Part Payment. Alexander dri. mclusive resid forest Park. and ew Congreca‘ —_ — ——— —— FARM HOUSES REBU INTO SPACIOUS HOMES which ta to be im- aed the seven- proved by the purchaser with and the site at the buildings for automobile enter. ner of Eleventh and prises, provided satisfactory ten- et reete ants are forthcoming u Realty ©o The Washington Untversity Cor- quired poration also sold «@ three-story buliding and the site, 862127 feet ® ° a at the aouthweat corner ot Broadway and Wash etreat. ‘to A. G Beckmann, & commission ———— - =o - | , ryment Waahingeton pomite hant, oceupying quarters op- a ; pos ’ sé - ‘ + . est =e | ; - a7 ° . : a a 7 _—— . . 4 " _ 2 ss a . —— : ee tee Ay vemos f, eing tran = 7 —= the tattle se ” year- ind les ' in fesign an - . | ; 2 : ) | | . : | | | ) | | | a | | , ote : | wt PAID ° ' - ; _ . e — — A . x ' Irs 1a not Car U ’ PROPERTY SALES REPORTED BY 7\-"c%” \mwnstereca fo toe ers P"Tteicon ated chat theme were | HEMMEL MANN-SPACKLER C0, eT P | 2 liwe | “ “ " _ g hold — in various parts While al: 7 : ” bill " , -} " - wae , ‘ =? : . ~~. — . - 4 4 d . . . ‘ . ‘ , a "| wenttle 4) j VY wy I . : heen ner? catrly cer rf ; foe rar 4 War , : - thea home irr er [ phe £3 tc eier ' meth , niversi Tporation recently pans w not id } , 4 , ¢ >» WePher ; i > tf : ‘state . ; 7 : decide me }} and which ich the Washington | : | a ed @ Fie Ht hy orev] 2a leg were e: mnection with the Core hig TTryat rae! eetnata Il'niversity Cor- | cupy the site from the A a Afr cr rd Nez ‘sf lacs ome of MikS. W.L STINE Ten Stores and sShop« aite Most Forest Park ¢ : *T : , _ . ‘sea . } : . - . ‘tar . , : a : : ) ? , . e is ara old ee . treet, | ands oa holdings of the | eu Corporati Weshington tUntversity Corpora naive. incinding the WRacocue and a ion = and Terminals, me of the 7 J > 2 ' _ , : ri on a major sacale and f , . . a : a ee tert on sle ' extending weet ,rOomM ; ‘ under the management ‘4 realidences o¢- ‘ ae . = ° ’ 4 : 2 . . ' . . " . 7 « » = h i . : ; . , : : im r rita , os . g . | > 3 " ~ - ° . “ 7 ™ — > . ; ; ai : AT : » > a . z > : rt 4 ‘ - : , _ , : - — ‘ a & " . - ' ’ : . Z - . : ‘ : — _ . » Beseion with che sonacone| Tryst with plana for removing the expomure, long frame wins, is ‘cramping. farmnoute and log Tot Comer Of EiRNIS OU O° |aiar Ret vine’ co in “mocahaede | NEW FAMILY APARTINERT LOUISANS TO | , Spepeel as AROUSING MUCH INTEREST ATTEND REALTY CONVENTION family avpart- The : ‘. sr, net & Ze ire ve & = is ep mony seventeenth annual cenwen. the Natianal Association af metate Boards. to be held in | Cam Te ;, ne ' ; 3 ; , moe ; sid , , > : > | . 4 : : “ ; - ‘ »? ‘ . VW Me see 7 al ” . . * : _ nm Jane 2. 4 and & NICKMANN REPORTS THREE 9 tess adherend ped ge: r Tiom COM | tor Elia D. Porta Gus. | building Ix replete with stermctive | "es _- wee suieted am ¢ , me : , straight mor" 7 . , Secetial ies \cludin lyinators, — a re - SALES ON THE SOUTH SIBE 02, "sncshor S00 Se Pi tene Coe wary to nea wait ras{ih® St. Louie Gelagates Inctede the ‘er as don ; : 1 “Hilthbrmok” Severety Plain nee’ ' , a +t ' oe ue Thes - Bi oben an Liane ' : tage 0 re — ; 3 for a, ery ‘ fr. i ‘« J Ht. Goandiach, wer ; roets, Mr. and Mre. (j;eorge \ > a _ see mre , Valte ; Mr and Wee GO RK silohroated with and Mre J. W. Giheon. ting the plans nad john Bogus, Mr ana managemen* Pe petlar Vr ana Vrs whe interested ood, Mr and Mere and Mre J. @ Wevde. sha C. Krewe, Mr and ss * Droetéada,. Miee Draw ' : cor Grimm: tet onda, Mr ‘4 Mre. Charles Roeder, Different. owe tn a 2 anecuen “ot . : | ) | (a oe EE Be Rae ‘ : ne ai ,' oe. _ a . “ ,20e ara ' . . a y ¢ ‘ys? 7 . ‘ " . ‘ys . 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icememnene SUNDAY, Ya ~‘MAY 35, . as oR ST. LOUIS pas 600 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For or Sale in these columns today. _MAY 35,4 sn og cone ea POST TISPATCH 3 i . = on - EET. PDR RENT | APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS FOR — oe RPO NISHED | ae Te a he : —FURNISHED — FURNISHED il j — —_— : P A West West pee R T M E N r S AA RAMNES RTS ceea efficteacy:. > KINGSBURY Bl.. 6817—6 larre rooms | = ACUSE. ae 24 floor south: feur 5 Rooms and Sun n Parlor ‘Fine A art t Northwest | | eemmasisieasallllll West ———6128 Waterman “ J] ‘rage. MARTIN OLIAN. 712 Chesiact. reom efficteacy: very Sitractive apart | EPSTEIN " 7 Chestnut. Mein 216 740 Eastgate a\ 34 6lfieer §=—. so ata a es men GREER. 4869—4 rooms furnished -om-| VLIVE, 4559 -Apart. £29) 6122 -_ ; . . - ’ reet vy mod- | mens _earece a +, acy ssne a = ~ “! 7 $e2 Pe rate posse.s10" 5915 Care av Prand new > rooms plete. -onveniences $50 per Toni h r im et ne} 2-reom frent | ABANNK. 64 » ff oa. al Peer FRA? S-r} RR} RUTH loz ON Sth st. | VANDE\ NTER. j 1 DA N —s Ace art | WALT > 7. = 818 heetrut consisi,sne of in@ Poom Aina ne room un Fores? = ony i % Que beastiful ania . - c By i rtm . - . ; gi : al or Wn cre fe td r ir we °F —" arge eiess ee ee — ee es : a Dues eet \ 3 ee Dalversity City: $55. meni - ; ne aor ' O ‘ _ : Py Post-Dispatch Want Ad Phones _ -- : mrtace 2 =. Cc Ove 2544. | KINGSBURY BL 6041 m3 recs 4f- PEON & &R G SCOTT 500 Ches*nit T2Q rE M AN ncleaed {a n Olive or Central 6660 ae De ee ae ee anaes a bath: op or ingpection . Ur a | ed th ag POreh and kitchen: equip- | South everyu Bold cea sO ae deaile of Sua. | amend ther - - porch, Sil; gm | au gs ae eae TER & CO. v ESE PN . ste ‘ ” a Choice apartmen ~G oor, cenaystin heater i: repiace. ey ) pa — +. .. « : umd 7. marior ; of 6 nice rooms nd porch in Al condi-| ceoline -« eae - cas ange. ice box. APARTMENT—Compilete'y furnished, four | OLiveER tive e 1} [74 oe then “y . } , ~ 2. “ . } LOT 4 e iu’ Be rm Us. } to hie C : re ’ Apairec ; Miiwe ~=—O@ ad Olive 7-9o9 7 . a — masa ins : . . . ra, agate, fie da: v 460 i. , . . —- ~ _eaner £96 “hestrc: : i. 7 ar was \ , " : 4917—o rms = 3 wd td ; ent zi >! Pxivra or Tarage Du im tub. ehowee hae*> a ae. - e*-. = room: 6-room efficiency. Forest 6 - ' 1d Guepicy, 4s dai!» doc Sun. Dierownis boo a | “eek last KINGSLAND. 714—24 floor: 6 rooms 45. | 52444 a Sa 1a aye ale hex eS of Vlei RAIS Y 3. Nea@..(OfS. > ment. pedestal washs:and ¢ ty ~ wend} Mrs Keane , jiior = v. oe ' . : ~\ +*- a . x tt mae + ’ ~- . Ce por ~ > 47 » arran zed. . / ’ & ‘") | . YN *s af 77 4 \’ & Z ; : ~_- ’ P ‘) ie ee '@« oor .% “ * re . ua i Har . — ——e — = 7 - . i : - , : Fe £0 limes. Soity » °° ~ = Pion - - : ii 4 and cress ow : - eee i“ 1 ae ceaaiaed Ma 6: ho sk - aie + steht? | &aoanr , ; ‘2NOGE a for tenants who ASTLEMAN, J608 (Apu ‘ ~ swiss ' » ; ¢ ; sun ! Prep Ge ’ rin , Guees . beni Ss = Sas os 668+" 4 Sem inspec.io fnvited : n 1 r i ee southern west o wna, le: 9 times datin Se Sua be: | Meu " ion G: ‘ > bed are 7 a ae 4 As! rage if desired: will Get S ROW) Ar |i ~ BB. ..! TI 7 references renyired son fnvited: open: | nae — parlor, Dittw aap) | PAGE fern ee d» . 7c eh : "Oa . a Same = in ' oak ‘ : . . — aan ve - 3s [ . ‘5 Fin . ‘rt rw N ne iad . ce } ann prneee he Ww.j . , ~ . ce nine “ x. : 5450 eimar tf rr s =n . ‘ ‘SALLY C8) : Te a-~us ; " ie A ebal, e lines . } : a : 44 flere ena’ -4 = —_ — . ‘ ae =e ; —— : oe ai a ae 7 ~~ t whe ohne b — - 5743 mar. CHEROKEE 07 > b— 5 -room , urns 3 5 ale .. : . > — o ~_-*- 7 . —_—e ® » J > ' ‘ ’ ; [ * t a o- — — . - | yt } YAR LAS ee rw Ss &a . me Cer Ww ASHT™S NON 6¢ B—— 3d Snpned ar 4 YCTV Cor " at at r A “2 eleeni ne rT) wc » > ees . — ' av wil ad roe ~ : a? : . : : i : Ic J ‘ ra ia . \ > ~ . oa — - ” oy . on vy Li ¢ ¢ ' eer " : ? : : and {Sroms. won parlor and Murphy bed, | *vCFY convenience ane ESIRABLE APARTMENTS | sired © | Pac APARTMENTS FOR RENT rr . nor — se venir nces garage. front drive jal iT @i — — porcna, 4 . Pe BCeOuUed 42.50 §4 : ; . . oe ; om — = WT ' 7 ‘ “i d om > : . ‘ r ‘ . N 6&1 esin r ; — at 417 Cheat ut Main 21 a race. Tent > 0 :: —¢ _ fi er. om . 5 02 WATERMAN iF. oath - AS ol a ba. ~i Central ovr for ' —" -* ; es ve Boas — Ss 5 o-) ee staat WA TNE it WY ei kt ftust west of ‘ rand) ' rd 2 — _ &_ : . * estnut ns @ece ated’ op &..¥ desir a/ le roome. nicely . : . : - 4 er , r re 7 BE om! a > r . ‘ . ‘ “VA ms —. > rod a s » “s 14 i ~ e a ‘ -s- 00 n and 4 . I “ee : ae | > a? +, - *. 7 . 4 ~~ , nGay. is and ta? baw Ooms: ° oe Siac ane. | . ~ apes ns and ¢ : = ptiegg wg Merpny) bed. oreabl™. AL Hel, J16—Apartment A-7, eflicienc) hath; imtiudes gaa and eiectric; exce:.ent 4500 McPherson av.. # and 5-room Siz rooms ‘and — sunees . bi reasonable. Fhon ne ehing nak” Cee ~ 20 times, daily $c, Sun. Sc. - ; te fey . oe - ; ; » . - j ? " =~ r r . - - rey ix Cra i? kit« her t. ref tile ~ - Ss 3 . wTKe ving mec Kitchenette, cressing view; bus ps in front. $60 (c8 apa rtrne: est or id floor; reats $70 S611 L ETT: . - |} McDONALD, 36533—second-f) loor front, seine umes, 1c. T temes.. daily a ; er fai net, TY r'@e "ator o a“ - , f ' _rce Ss . * . os . + a PE 4 + . e : ‘ a ii, Ai anal, , a . in *¢ > it Se = »f) AF AY EYT E - - “ment. a) PE = “ = r ; n if ‘Aser oa 2 ‘7. Mar. | - ) ry ~_— *e Ye - “ms pata tbe ots Big WASHINGTO? 445°—Katherine » $S5° wiil decora suit. See ia .r Five reome slesoing pe ae pe me furnished apa: : ee | r 533 x aa ee ’ : - > ™ - ‘ — ~ . ‘ c . - a 6 - -_ : ~—_ “Sr Tr} BP . : ~~. 9 . ; 4 ng - —— - - ee 0 ; “ A . $ 4 tin AY aril Myer *. ree | »? 4 ; ‘4% - . “a kta Tr ‘ _ > “ SS t = Ay : : or ¢ : ‘ =) te ra “P . r ~ * va ' ; ~. At rY se porch, niceiv ar: snee MIN \ ES! pi A. . }os— Som eon: —— te snare ' a oii te — I 4parLpeat: A emer ure ince a | | : | 3 ~ « . aol 6 reoma , . Purt ned r st home ¢ par LA Ps Hub 56) l PTZE!I a2DA tT mn oo ut rh : . ; ™m Lhasa a : : N : | , - : " , ~ — ‘ 7 - sense ; ara a iS _— > , as ‘ “ . a. . - ; ) I i: Zz ment + Y ‘ 3 . | 7 | . | ~ eu Dow ntow YT) Apartments ‘ 2 : oe at? : pA J on dv. f ' ee. flat Bans ~ 4 - met : verv seonaod.e renhs oo NE a AP. ARTM EN nine woe ns. porch - will put tn good SPRING. Lo4l1 s.—~Neat, tive rooms ears) ‘ BRSHING ee | ' Warue AGENTS’ fF 3’ RENT LIs) oF ; .— ee i tt ELA? T4o—lst f 6 rooms. sieeD- | manager on premises or cal ve 4212 : - > one RIN 1 S.—Neat. five rooms, carly | PERSHING. S628 at OSTSAVE TIME ‘AND CAR FARE. . a-dor t near ee a gah myth 2 a a Pa na ceri . LED WARD L. BAKEW t posseagion to Septer Grand 291.3% hed SARTINI- NI-ZEREG A, AGENC | HIGH Ch _ a age 4 an 4 Fe x ase oe oP tr 02 2° 2 ‘ ‘ uu ine . j Eauthwest ror . nd aul ' Oliv “Eas ELL, : eas ei SU ULGern MA Gaaranty Bieé - sy b rum tateas : vy tM 4 * ws Wi y : J ¥ ETN Mi ~ oe 7 vf aif i¢ ; . — -_ o r on On , Te - 4 Amt eT + arg ch raome. hig ie é +; > N. s —_ ma , and ba ek “ is — 3 a 4 - REPPR . . ; ~ r. a pe | e " . ‘ * - a. ee 7itTh P 1 ~\ —— Are, Mm Ag ~> S :¢ 498 gdt ana vernt1ia71¢.8. Bri ice ( oce is ‘ ” or beis: . ery any enence: | n P. 2 *\ est Serre = ; > ls ra vw ie} vo. +. ‘os TOT) | open for I => a"? — ae pee mee es ne out +3 > = _ ———— mwvac Sty uy 7AG . oh «t. Sut €ase, furni shed, at a | Ls @ ¥ KIN ry ‘ ; — ~~ oo a ‘i a eve one sa esate : oa - a , — _ ’ Ss | oe rr = . oo ‘ - — . « : ~ " , . > ° . - a7? e)* : mor ch ; . . “ 5 er . » ' ; 4 3; hP ( HLA: I, Al A R \I ENT ‘ ; 5 ima 4 ~~ 7 BE Hal rores 4.0.5 » ' S32) i’ Pes HIN 55 an = ORPON &&42R G Swern se eet A TT “i anc joe ' : . . ' reems. inciosed sun parier and sieep- —_—— 2S—Furn ted . d ’ aim, , - . ‘ - cw) ‘ ‘ crwyvr?r x00 is - Lae , > ‘ , " = ~ ‘poor -_ ba A i ; ai.i 5. @ —. om rm. a , 30 after 10.30 a wm 3 ; ~~ wns “ ml. = ; 4 a 3 ~ S € ; -_— ~ _— _ = — — a % . — , = ' | exre ' aly , withou 4S : asain -_ exeineiwe neist ph al sisting of 10 sooms and J bBatnrs in this | OTs Me H EIRSON SPARTMEN T— - , —— . = . . > le , rr et — . e ee is . — , “ s 8 Mg . e so wes? ii. . r ‘ a4 isi: ' “OP “ : | miner ‘ons . aon ' *. un paericr ; . = . rery comvemience, garage i! i: 2 aes me - “ . . lo clelcy apartment; exiva bedrvcm Apart eS Oe ore : iow rent : 198 N. Sth Main 1238. ; ment 314 Morest _—_~ - Se nd silver aan . : > ' ' ~ ; “Pe Westminster pi. S797: thi-d Noer: end 4 =o = caine on — -"a2a enor. ——— , a -dwo 4 - Tis Dor nioderm o . 5 a of ‘ Oat LAS at P| myas SHELP ’ ae New officio rs — fn 2 ree : — ow mwas : a : . escent = ae . eR 10u-—24 ‘ 5 , . ork od #7 fin ————— a ———SS——S_OO0O0 APARTMENT—= 19 ot. 3- -2am effi: enc) ebdby for afternoos pa rties without ei ef? enrey het bine water ara e ectriaty Merri Gif aot re ym DA aa - , = Ps , = ; on wl : furphy + rs anu dat temant Wisi Si0oW Lorouga. asEoe — a ent 35-200 TH ie y ON’”’ H | Q 2oW. a — pe = na we oe ee ae _ 3. : ' "i furrishe open f rene t ion io f kitety ; “ seeping pore: ——— fs Ee romgcraage. = a - —e a. soe MH. RUDEMYER & CO. MART i ‘ & PAN LRN “33,4 Delmar. | E W ORTHINGT Wi 9.580 W i ee A wedkeuar Grating. Barty will show | © cehinnee: Gnamme i Gied: onal 601 Title Guaranty Bidg. _Phore C #100 or Demar S12. (c)| | & W. COR. WATERMAN AND BELT | | APARTMENT—4-roem efficiency; (iayten 5.rogm apartment, 30 flee wn it eM MANN SPACHI : 601 Title Guaranty Rid } RUGES | oh Mes . " am CePA: ke Che 6 OW ARWI IC ‘K ( OU “RT” 2 APARTMENTS TO LEASE || read: will sell furniture if Gesired. Cad-| 16 to Sept. 10 Cahaay i> hae | MEI -: as ae 79S. _____—Otive 77S. | CHALPFDN1 \PARTMENTS—OSSS Per eUGENA J. ALTHEIMER, 817 Chestnct. WATERMAN. 5604¢—46 roems, bath hdw. . tac i e 5-room suite with one bath. [|| any 6156 _ —— | SAVOY . 6229 near Delmar aaa REAI ESTATE COMP. of shine av 3 rooms -foem ¢ fficiency : _—— agen py gee floors, garage heat and janiter service oe Me: MOR R. CA R A & RINGSBUR ae | heat. light, nae and electric range i APARTMENT—Furni shed efficiency lv — Sor summer, attractively fannie - - S 's | Northwest , be . — — es he = ~ ~ gan rw r. Will sub.ease, make conves furmished, wil pul im conditien for goed _ofs5 A ange yi ae, i San | service: also refrigerating system: most || ing room, bathreon ; aitcHene ie, dress floor apt... 4 large rooma PF Seventh and Chestnut pered a a i. « first Oe: ~ athsa, @ = g1554 ;ran : -room fT) 8) ST FERDINAND. 4675—sStore. in 3 tien, apposite Forest Park, idea ¥ - > : : qn e in rood , BS a = . - , ke . ‘rt. — loca | jor AD | rent $75 and up. Lj M -i-——-ist floor south: 9 reoms, sun SLL Chestnuts st Olive $237 nderful room baths 155 00 | ' : wn TEN . is floor, : _ io heap man - lor EON EF &£& RO SCOTT. 800 Chestnat. parier and sleeping f antrenes ta} — Oven for insnection See janitor sentatives on premises. or call Murphy beds" beau iful y | ur S08] 3. Jun take Ideas ar Call Cabany 50n8” Gee siency: 24 floor .. eeece: i 5. LAL & oom s, —-- oe a ar : eit Dea) fren fin m @& fiser: the finest OREON © & ! >. SCOTT. 800 Bo i M. H RODEMYFER 2 CO... 15 to Sept. 1. Cail Grand Oss at SYRACUSE “92 on Most attrac —— APARTMENTS. *& menace garegce ‘) ive i* ; oo lene nd aun parlor oe it and janitor raom: subieage: garage if destred. (pen oma Tre : ~e ; a . —_———— —— ' 601 Title Guaranty Bidg. ee ~ege - “. nished 4-room apartment me oat en i. ene. FGENE. J. ALTHEIMER, S17 Chestnat.| ci Kelvinator. Sanice stove. ironing | Pi) «Olive 7798. Olive 7799. | APARTMENT—VPorsythe bi; attractively | en-upied. Open. Reassaahin "a 4 and sun perch. with carace. beat and ' a STOLTMAN RE. CO rINDE . $04 ene sa) ‘ i. as erat¢. gas and electricity fur “GEORGI AN COURT” poof ; cure ahbed >-room apartment. carace. 250 ‘ fanitor service rent $70 ; cm Ete My cee! 4 : ; . cette Hn ,: nia o* 4 o- men Ui ease from SARD Ki hrrry 3-room efficteney. | ———=—=_= ————| for miner months: adu/ ts. Cadbany | a i . ’ a” rand : } 5 ; ‘ ~, eau ay ~ ae ae ~» SA VV ti. ( Yoeetr it - : , ve “il ~* ail pom et - = i » J UIT: wz . ¢ e . a . ~~ 4 4 a >i ss “ se UG qo ™“ 7 AB 4 Man ager 7h mre sr * Raa ‘ “a>any £160. nearness ; 2316W ‘cr Ww 4 ti iN Tt iN, 4036— | f . nished or onfurnished: Very ‘y SPALDING, 4971-—Lovely apt. 5 reoms , . . = - : . -Y : ; 2? "7 , ‘ ~ rnianec or unrur ia r ‘ j ‘ Sad i« 7 floor Sw t j reo Ss FentS ior Siv VE ij OubBdca Ma i : _—- oS an wn ne ine Tea A Nga gman e ~% hot-water heat. garage and beat for (©) +4)-A4 oa Se : ieee tte gs ee ME, EE eae . 2 2 ME 2s . - ” M HH. RODEMYFR & CO. i| APARTMENT—Beautifully furnished new third fleer east ni«hed nice’, Cecers Lex hard wrod owe ms nm Sc}eeP s- room apa : x . wes "2 ee ° ; ~; - ; . a = at Ne 3 » 2 Sin . ’ ° - ease ot ~ 6) _— (heetr ct Vv . a. >. aol Ls - G lar anty R? ‘ic A j 4-room efficienc y apartment 1B Ww nt - = = . . - a , & ‘ ~ ‘ oO « ~~ 2 a ae i ~ 2a a Maia « OU i. ese 4 a] : . : = , S85 fer o or 3 months. Ca as ASHIN TY *N RL... 591 —=———-—, s hh ™em o??;. = ‘ > qpuubecumaeamen -~-- first fleor ce eee eee eee ae, . 4 ae throughout 100 feet east of A ngetush oe see Be. ; ; - . yrs . 25 —on ren’ ~ = oa ‘ — ; - —~ ~ , i ‘ty P Is. { ilv — ' Sats « ; 3 wang. ~ - on - was o> TARA 1°24 Car Page ecood foo LINDE " 27hi— First floor. ' orn 4. ES ATE eat fe “ four-reom ~— a ive fi APA — M EN | S | (abpany t04 >Re Monday. ic f . nisned »TOom apar i share | , | quseiEeanasenenees a QD ra ion erences (“aba ny 5 °4 vw _— a neeintiaee ae ™ , ; 7 o _ . | = r ’ VU wrt i v ‘ . » ’ . es _— oe : ; > . -_ ones 4 4 ols urniahed oO.ft 4 4 ¢ ya ATS y . '* at 9 . oa ta? r service S60 pn -_-—— - —— : APrAHTMEeE NT—Furn SMNeu from Jun lo - -— oS - - Wa RMA N, 2 Soutnr drew? aan rent fr mJ je é | te sSert lL to , “ at it ro s in — ear . , be Wi i. : -eavtiful amartmen | S FE E () D. A y OPP* ISITE FOREST P ARK : | to Sent > 8 rooms perch “everlook ne apar ee> “, . > 2 7 ™ ’ ; ¥ ; . " 2 : ; - | ; e: — ’ : . : , r ; ; Po : na , c . a ; Li ruimer “a , - Lo 2 PARTMENTS 4060 Cleveland. beeutifal EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER, 817 Chvetent mat ut sleepung perch. Murphy bed; new! 7 ' West of Skinker Road i! Poreat 29760" 3 exposures; $110. Call) ape Benton 2533 c= & : a a4 e a>... » : —™~> + FT ‘ ee ° ~—- we ¢ i. a ——7 _— 1 @! : OM 3 Eighteen suites of 4. 5 and 6 rooms | [o,RTMENT — COMPLETELY FUR. WATERMAN, 6053—aApart P « > . 4 rooms. reocenmtion Pall and . #1 [afters | «+ FLA + tQN whee PRidce at Very irr. >t 4003 4.7007 nodern eft . - gy ee ; | ; - paige pet = ATR Aragon ai: WESTUA 5 parument 10. beag- 5275 Cebedes av., 4 Pant ly fat of 67 | “an en These — ? : ment, F ¢ e Bs | AD ~* — | a a each. a... itside roorT.. ; apart- ' NI SHED. FOR STMMER MONTES, [IN - Phase — ark oO reoras. beautifully 4 : sfharn 3 roemm bath _ Piece: a4 ‘ous in Orest clece a > , i vy >. 3 4 , ta) 4 7 é 7 ad 4 I a Pall hardwood floors, tile hat MAS. . tifei first flear cerner. >-reoms “at ree . > par , : wm t = } ‘ : a Sun pA! 2 - . : ic} wiv © > al weje ara 4 #laar e ate >t ; ’ . ~~ 77> . me nae . — . — ‘ : fer €liicieacy De cCecerkce ; TIS, _™ " ' pS sepa rat 2 “ek * . . . _ ° " . . =o cr» . ; —— eee eve m- | ~ ° ‘ ca rak opiona 4 a + ~~ ll denier eS . ~ a ‘ merts erm bod y all che lateet and most ' C1! DING SI NROOW AND SLEEPING ii tle Death; will euUD ease fer June. ( May Ae ice v ; Gale POSESMMCL iuy oniy: $ - ; :, vert 4212 , = mc . 5 Jae ees ||} modern ide f afrangements and ~ >OR , T ry | Sunday Gk‘ \\ s ir EN 4 . RALTY iy . = . ~ - - e a+ w “eo Ride e : * ~ayp S ~~ o a ~ eg —s . re a -~* ar = 2 “* «4 % ‘ .* mA . é >. rin azmurtimenty | 41t BC ‘ BING HT iM Cov RT i > tot very y re TN, Bo 7 e 20 t 1 abany wey y + Ss) te wo Dix Ks fron SrA W & sarcen one Y v« eo ~ ‘ . w= OO foe : . =. > « ‘ af Time v " ” , - o = / WNew reac °-r econ: ancy Vv ? ard 4 | GIR AL “DIN BRC lH R. _ * ; - iMar, e * aA » Se rent “Une 4 4 - : ~ i enie: | Sept. 1 feren: eg exchanged. Phone / W ESTMI NSTER. 57 : ’ . . * . . _o . — — . .% : ‘ . arre Foe is wrt S$ anc > Mower efficrency oh . r he will show you through, or ca. eR REN RIN. LOLS—V ory Pan ee as | > ‘toon ay: ae Nis Us 42) ° rb Sazmple apartmerct. 3d flcor west. Rent S13 Chestnut St. | _Cabany 312 . a oe S80 . SSS | ARLI NGTON, “jist Paraisaed ~~ apare-| & AR LOW his : CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $10.4 RE AN R a iw ‘live 448 ‘ >. . “ey ow : . tater s*? mew ‘ i‘ : "eR searwi >| « m — ——— _ d 7 | | : ™ an ment: %S reoeems and kitcbenette. ai! WEST “PIN q 4 4046 BUCKINGHAM. 3 weet: 5 rooms, s#un pericr, aero. o 3 - , ’ - , 7 f ‘4 . - } : > 4 zz h . . “ , rer a? dae A tian.” se Al 440 p—— SOT) &l rr bra Ut . “ : ‘ 7 " . . . ™ . : . : — A bl an ae i ! , apartment every cenvenienc: nciner = Ce | | . ane 6500 * ‘ e 1 : 6100: concession. — = if | modem conveniences; very wel§ fgr- floor, everything furnished “Call” i al garace ‘pposite Tower Grove Park ~~ Market = ; ee oe 4 . an aneencne ce “ARGONNE” i nished. eX. USiVS neighborfoed. Cai, 6 : 17 ss ie “ ‘ “s ARGO ¥ og Me -_ P ° “te firet- To a ert er . ‘ | . . x 2 ; . b ~ . a ~ “ Park: 4 reoms, hardwood floors. steam. FON Ff G974—One block west of a a hoe servic yi REI “ ce; $85 pretiises, or Ca indell 4251. ! | riy bu furniture. bor have two vacancies Will remt to party yung | stu! a acan GiGi PAGE. 4 rooms, tile bata. hot-water heat cas, elec ’ " i omen RY . r r on ; . » w=? ; my - « * . “> - . + nw ‘ T° 4 ° \! . ‘ =, ee a] r “ . : ess bis th eae , “>? —- 1 Ww —) wt S 1) F, = ~. : 4 3 Vere i ‘ ive "Sea / : . rs. a | . in-a-dor beds hot water. aWmIMES, | ge oraged throucheut. hot-water heat: ga eh atta ate. ia a” Ok tome Im rent $85 =e oo i South Side Pershing. West of Unites. bungalow; aicely furnished: fer four rated: 2 Murphy beds, Se everyuring Main il; rag aciults ima ts ‘ l ee. ‘—o Noe eggreeern asi ena - wwe > ane 7 NTS Also Northeast Cerner of Belt. | moans ————_—_—— ~ rr . ‘ : , : , Le YT’ Lh’ i 7 ' c Ss ee ‘ en ER APAI ME N' CATES, 5560—6 reoms. large open pu: “M AURETANIA" ’ a. ie : Px51 ‘=~ mn > ‘ ry 79 4 CONNECTICUT 6il— eautifu o- Foon a . ; , : new’ » eanee i : eee , . ~ ; “ ot o 4 - . et ine ‘ . _ _ , : Z , rae ‘ . = : ™ ’ . ~ ‘ “4 > ee & is 4 - : = . oe stitu rarG. im }- = » & a . ‘ A ' 4 d R: Effi . : * .’ th . ae? . nent, eeeees ~ aeten: | ENS. SaoO—e tvs | un pe See jan , owner, 4453 Qiix 4 ; , . ' and 5 Room Effielency | _June 20th to Sept. 20. Forest ov} 2 rome apartmen? a. e e P ; Ni \, = : e a » 4 a | * i 540 room : “ every on venie ce janit r ser’ ‘2 t ; = ’ servi ment in St. Loui Partments furnished | # $82.50 and $92.50 ee | M HH. RODEMYER 8 COPA, offices S75 to $40: ~ heat, 601 Tithe Guaranty R GRANT. 2606 § Modern. 8 large rooms - ' ; aDPartrnen = t ilets td 7 or. ic . sis e 2 . a : s - oan oi ~—- a > - ~ : agar. ) i irphy te Ying reot . ; a yartment of reams: reat re rer is 99) | | Qa ms , Otive apartroen : ~s ] ne roon Ba _— ‘te az ee - - - : “en mat ~ - Qo . o “ 3 c ore aah . az sos. 99 A hie WV | = . as | GRAN! Rl 47°78 § New 6-room eff fas se ae on fine fixture« i’ . -—— ‘ | nah é ac : De ial —s = = , Pew Desira acanctes Wea ss aS =o _ | he - | . . ‘ . - » : - . - — v. ’ - ~ L.@ : 2 pei, ‘ ‘ . : _" é : is r¥ ii cw Man r at ?F9 Pt Dr ‘4 . . a ‘wine e . in , ARs pegs ct ciency tiie _ba » hard w ood ,.0o0rTs,. £a a | p era en (oer . ' - 4 Lrwrient +’ ‘=z { i if it t p aTt ment ' — bn ee ve. ; : Alf . ra’ ty uy z furniture ; x —- : Foy ished Ap rtme oy as Live Say REAL th |S tt” A 7r-GILES. 4914 Detmar Sa are an: ; rst Floor. )| 3d fl west Cab anv 1029J a Scone BORTH Ww EST CORNER VANDS® | —— | oe ~ “ae Y te ee ee ee OS N. Meramec ayton): 5 reems on | | Each apartment occupies entire floor jf oon Bh 348 Sublease 4-G-room| , 2653 Cltve a; 2 VENT BR AND w FEDER ER REALTY CO. 2610 Gravois. = re — i dike Siinenitieds ' : - . _ [’® MAT 5. —4 te ™ fa Lec : -* ihm Sidney CATA Y ” —" : ‘1 r? _— . abart mer ‘a= $50 un ’ a ary | ; | f / . . ‘ 4 . ~* . pe ° ° . - - ’ =? ry om a ’ ~~ ~ a —— | - — ' ard Yoo" ©. oore ts yt and ; - ae sir is ; . coin . eee . . ligh air for each tenant. —!@ricity teller c pe " ots oe oe, oe Seoer DELMAR Bl. TILA—-Bachelor apt : . rrane . od tile bath A cures . ce liberal comeesmmon | tile bath fas range, ice bor. wtll decorate, * Ss -: aie Dna —. Forest I20-J- | sy0 tneludes gas ment. 95240: steam heat... { on = Sark a erences 4 Rent ineiodes cus and electricity. f ma . . ps + =i aee tarsritor — -* : x? . rat >.. | baw serve "Peasonan e ‘ vacant, Dut 4 c Rn m& OO. two In-a- * aa ~ . tw ar TL ttOR “ SS > — ees . “ : ee ee maligne Rooms, With Two Baths Every apartment wil! be pat in first- MARTINI-ZFEREGA AGENCY CO, 221 Se eeeee : £LEMM. 2306—1 bio kK rom Shaw - iar reat a bent alto ~ ~~ il 4 room ; i nd 4 ee, MI 2 & OO a On! “ti TO LEFT “ass ceondtion throuchoct. Title Guaranty Bidg.. 70d Chestnut st. | "P64 Washingten. 3reem effete, im and Tower Grove Part Ss ain ie , : » re — : ; ura ahed La my 7 DROZDA REALTY CoO.. 4006 Chouteav ~s= a , = | a - : : é — — the , ie timcatinll ENRitshHil. o S eel . Det Ww FIre_@rp mete > + ‘) Yo mar i! =f wa “Or 4 ail e* : 1 * a } om™ 3 _ = ye : . (eo) : ° .*« i : . +90 Delm a : a ase : 2 4959 WEST PINE — | ani arrangements: ltving room 15.61198:| | OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, zy Lindell O499- ee I M. H RODEMYER @ C& Mc PIERSON . carne |... MerFe 4°33-—New 6-reom efficiency ime rooms, v S.ns, “@ * ——~ © APA MENT FOR RENT rooms. ~ w.OF 2FUa. SES) each re ¥. tide morc. sum paricr ~ a aed FOREST PARK Sl. wewty fur | f0Ol Tithe Guaransty ‘ ASTON Sune after 2p m.. De. C. J. Har 4uced fnt Call teda or telephone For - ; SN ‘war ne. :: guragt - (13: seeping Sor “ Poorm efficiency har BASTIFATE ; Wrinyen’ > r : ' . -. P » 5.) 7 4-2 VN 171 I iM .’ 4% . oe ; tT ag } | y?9 ——————— ee — a A ‘NTA! ‘ +s rt hye , our — ~ ! ERSHIN M r a> RIDE ter s, bach, electric. telephome, cou IL EN 5544 P G -- » -* > s 7 - . * o_ ; . el - : . .~* —— . on. o : 7 i eS > VvOrLs. 4 : ‘ woed floors. tile bath. furnace heat bs carnge.! a. | a4 : , . OL sess “sh. gy _ ONE OF DEL. MAR “DE LUXE” bh i! pie Forest a beautifully ~ 7 Mercantile Trust Co.. Ag rer LocteT. oO ST. CHAR ———————— rents $60 FPEDFERAR REALTY (O.. 26010 Ry. 7 ; r ¢ - gouth ' mt ; : BTR a pat . $7? : ) : : ee sraves a menes ) | : ' SS> 99: garake & . ‘2 MODERN 4-ROO™M APARTMENT, $50 (> DRLALTAR BI | || FURNISHED AI PARTME NT—Convenient: | 6-room efficiency and — eae a “" .* : ' : , . - 7 - 1 ie TONES KR. EB. 4 sis > 7 . - hh . ~ . re - +, t Die party for 'n-a-deor beds eu \tabie or . . = 1. ‘ : ta . 9 2s a i «77 Da "A Leese @ am Ss ; - * inne , — ‘ . : atom | T rent Dart oO ’ Y ! *ita 7 . er: firet flece west fA. 58 . laree: e . cI : PAS RSSTON | ew m aSssa or ee Ye (c) dren invited: also 4-room efficienss ; FLATS FOR FOR RENT . 77“? & ' ° ‘— — “ ~~ S = ° . one . ye ’ A ’ — ~— - - -- ——_—_—_—_—— ae o 2 o . v, ut e : rc. orn i - orem — ee eee tia’ ments = B24 x TUR woe , y eauipees |i” FURNISHED APARTMENT— Beautifully “fully and completety Sursieaa aay ) PLAT—S% Ganty rooms. Foret LAraveTTrr 447——4-rve (\partmen BASTGATE ; ‘ : - : INS a ems. gun warice az au ’ na Purse «G rter garage fori ij sailbe ese se ae nanan ange F . ern housekeeping: $75: garage @ a after | ee cleck ‘ erry rt “per , . . a . r bed ca ra ge eo : \ ? ~~.) i . SS 4 ea x 5 . \ F &O¢ 4 : 40 ‘ 4 I > / i ri 4 ‘ - yo : a §f woe’ e+ “a«acorabie P >i. -* Si ~ ‘ ‘ » _ e a - : a4 ~ . ‘ ‘ a Moles Vir — . f » » Ss : — Lage A eh Seiad . >» & P ™ (a bar vy SOQ ; ; r hi l=mine ™ ; . recto $85 e 1 — "bh wc tr Tre FURNISHED >, APARTMENT 8 ™on. fer ——E—OooT—eSS = & Sch. reer. % POT. een. 5 are } months: edults: references exchaazei. || Menrea 2 rocms. electric 7 1 4 ay; Fy ™m49 Ss roeorTns en mactor . mer ee > . “ : . " : — 4 “e . + ‘> : n : ; s* re “ on leme 15 ‘ ence Cue a..* Prot . > . ae ' as dl . “9 6S ~ P? rT? - - - Tm : .- . SAC . : Sits pendtenten Jue 35 Me elie’ ae AB. SH | 27 CLARA AVENUE N. W. CORNER LINDELL |, 2.2eStiss aed | “UNIVERSTYY” a . ace. «ublease. nm ‘ Ow. . at oe 1238S ILAMILTON—s hotroMs ' wis ra 0 4 room apartment —— oy & a 17 "T> S) heat out ; v , : conve. £.e . — o ie Se rooms new jecorated i AND WHITTIER > bs . > oe “APARTMENT : tom effi 3773 Waahingeton barre living ~~ 3 th: Se roasonable carace » ae , ness 7 . , — ™ t3 Z : E -iMin.D APART MEN is ~~ aint . a, feoma, siectric. . . : : rent $ “a SoTL Le Dial; ope . a clenev; cheap. Apartment 108 Cad || sun partor, kitchenette, dressiag ve seem “ear _ “a , : . ’ BEEMAN DOAM, 34: 7) 3: any 6160 ‘c! | god bath, Manager on premiaat : - ' | e « : , 730 NGOSBURY COURT New Fireprocf Building FURNISHED APARTMENT — @ reems. || MH 20DEMYER @ C& dear ‘= \* et rww?)* ste | an var “> = - . . . : + ni _s! ra’ , m+ ne or a _rs . ENR c_-,r > a o b At : cA “@ Se t @. “4 § bs . Ware “ > _ —— . s ep? ale o. i - al ° ~ ‘ rl Bn. refere oes i- 3 5 "> tame o mM ANN i » B. oD J ‘ ‘ MA ‘ ‘. 4 ‘ +> ; 4 * > a a 7 - 7. _— > 7 ~! ~." mon 5 7 ¥ 747 wx ’ 601 Title eee am 6m Wash a fve rr. ras ' xp : ‘42 “a i os ot ie . = *) ons e Gi ae _ a — pra . su aT ate ‘ > boa rer wr 7 aoe ~ ——_ oO _ se z . OE Saas il : 77 : . ees s a weit - Saree eT ee ee we . , ee thy gee vt ’ me . Sess on oe FURNISHED APARTMENT—June 15 ‘to j ss se 3 Muilmopnhy. 3 rooms elec + - —_ ae * ~« - Py 2 - - os _ * ‘ wail = a ft ful : ie Toa Ve O0.° x t.fan APartment ENHITG " : : = S60 pew. — eae — : om POSEN — a ee wiz C n City S Leading Boulevard "“RNTSH ET A PA RTM eNT — Summer DON ALDSON COUBE al-rrmrre noreh nem ‘ v . a = ee ss . 44.5 i-room ep! shed ai toork, Wie wa os CSTR et icieny n-a-dor bec=: «& ie Orated NN > \ si f YI EV .“T RE 6 rooms. well furnished, very THI TVMAN ©°6.3-—4 roome and rat’. $ FN , - - a 3S ; LI THEIMER 2&2 FRO REALTY ce —— o ' mm garacg ~ : Dt eas rane nme. © DUSBSSHCR. and painted move right ON NEW ee antag . REN AL’ ii ‘ . BUS LINE. reasonabie Parkview [S1W At Delmar snd_ Westgate, Central ERANTNER Pi. Pl.. 31154—5 rooma. floer. Sy ; a YARISH & co. 713 Cheetue Gara 1sd1—4 rooms eal] convent S20 month Sciemon. “307 Mag sna We "~ w al oan rae - : : ° w own f see ,an —*' 2 in a a > = SLE mau >. ene = . . “or 5 fT} ency . 5 oy LY ae as privare fam — eae : — = iS) WESTMINSTER PLACE . “ ‘ iee, Gus and Electric Light Incinded. FURNISHED APARTMEN Must be seen 4 and © recm * ae reat: Ny. 1 block from Frrest Pa singie or, ~'- io——2wO tf | — Ss Sew. modern 5-reom svartment. ict | o-mal . he ve and = Resaive. "1 to be aporeciated. Call Cabany 1738W.| nished; very reasoname eautl u AP: a rtment bie: I ency. alsp 3 roorsa, S-reem. effictescy ' -* ’., era 2 om =6Sra ee | eee, Fark district: S-reom spartment All latest amt modern equipment. —) wake apvointment (eT) tive on premises. =) “ ~Z." A a : : ; or" ; wn “ae and elects ao ie ree aso One ; om = se * ~ Tn ADuve. Het-water ay modern and we! with every device of comfort asd con- PC “PNISuE D APAR "MENT — Fooms and WEISELS-GERHARY Gad aan fl Sn me ey “77? «? o- seca se 8 ‘uire moving fur . 2. a oe —_ - oe Fae ec tiaeiacind = a9 Furnished. .$135 —_ oy ‘th a ; ‘ © | aa Ps " . —— > | ntact : iw ~~ . beme ‘ke she “Tt men rer t one $0 . = : “ . _ ~ 23 d > ae ~ : » . 7 sa 2TA% a a ‘ — — Cone . : _ ; ~ warns oa- |} — | . Apartment °C athweet commer. dee- any 5695J ge iR ANELAC TH ats, :08—3 rooms. Cony. , . ° bi Mil ‘\ ii A parts . oT = _—— = ® ajar men. ns Ee Poor qiks : ° ee — Ce ee ee 5-7 Mert Re WN. . an ; as o ’ ‘ : \ os , , oad —— , - : : "ei 3 wee na ; . ice ef 7 ~ r++ =P aeetre “ee sperm Tar. ) | FURNISHED APARTMENT — 3-room, 7 _— met oe pment a Dand \ 1? thi lene \ » . ~aSON|D © . ” 7” | emeetenen* Pe Se nal Bn cal a eo ae I ngage —nmnge sa le __ JREON E. & R. G. SCOTT | F modern completely eanipped fer herse- Four reom effimency: Bee eh wi 3430—4 fine ‘oom | BABE. TON : hi oe : — . ' . ‘ or. maroe dal “es quartered ak Toor fullw furetshed: ene. slectr *inens, role 800 Chestzuct. kee; oF 4 references 4 ange Cabany | througteut beautifully & a ee and tnstail » aN . : a? a. a . “ar . r. ’ ‘ 4 : s pe ‘ : nu. " ny rTM INT ars > - _ ~ whe : s; : > ~eaeeeenad ee » re SISSA § sranmd b> Ar 2 room isa WIL TON | 2a0- Seat floaer seuth 5) PES v\a Oo ade ’ Ss. SUD Dearic SAVIN; S =TRIITST ". 43°15 Tewerrreer » SRE: e 2 PL ae aD ei APA ‘TME letely Attract ahed aii inens, Ssuver “a also eet oe. SARKIS) m~N, “TASHA Ni — roemea and efficiencs in eplendi4 ey tier aniter rooms and sun parlor ua be put fn Arar > , ‘° a MAKE RESERVATIONS Now 4 “ (lL oeereem - | armory a wait: ~a er © 4 a ta arc ech! “* Le ADO "OTe service beau 4 R vi + —_ _~ ‘Tw Yar a. —- M LeaALTY . ee OTA Jars: 5 Oy a bath —- —— : ». . 4 , eta acy . : »_ “Tr re? ’ . or =. - ma . —_ ~ . ; . " | ° | ‘ = ha T> A} i. 'r . me hr “ 3 . Tg oo. t ‘ bal * if eat : \“ . ; “AU. »-F * 4 ’ -_* | tif a r Ba l5 " = . eee ae ' . et } ? ee req rel at - eee aaa — anna ter “ey ARD igi4 N 3. , "LAYTON RD me n effictencs . . : ° =, . “STL ' Aas ‘ a HAN a ; . o ‘ a fur . : ceieail ~ 4912 rr RiINGHAM ¢ Orr? r\NSNP PNT M : [ My ; & ps Anartments _onir. = ne Parky ow 4, aa “COMMODORE” e mac :~ ae oe ; : eS, De. ot ares’ ‘ . , RS . : > oone _— _— > - FURNISHED PARTMENT—Delcht'u ; & ing: Lie ree S14 a— “ft rm Ot oe | ) ite “= 7 - 2 | ihe oun “ menths, a = nl ‘umisneed: open P ans h. beth = * - ER : bat Ot Water. garage, ‘a MA MIL TON . mer Par , : : . , 605 ( LARA AV ; .| Parte. a - Car ine 6 charm ogty fur cludes electric for cookiag an | Peck Esta TE sie watewvaht ; services sa bia * 4, 2. - a ~ . * 1 - “= tt +d ~ « : ~ . . . — a , 7 R . > ic 7 ~ : a hb + . int ~ - : ; a Cb “' : poreo Fe. oo , - . * - . & THVW eer \ oie ‘ * - reer « Tih. “ > Sr ; - ‘wr ly “~ >a eg . ‘ - ‘of : ~ ; St... 4 and ) vITi. +! if lene as phe Al I RAC TIV ae tn ae = . ones beautiful par.or ad oining obey o~ -* ie SS , > ae mt SlSS. t , , r — Tyr — ’ . ( wee ofoet ’ ‘ ' et . FPL RNISHED APARTMENI—To sub: afternoon parties Wile . . . > - -~ : - =“™ PN a a , \ e\y AT *} rt ments i HE s ITY ne : rr - 4.r rr ir es a se “eney: ; ©, "Quits ww ‘4 nished er row %1 yw) a te . -Ol5-—4 rooms. cath. ele oo" 50° « tults gniy —- ‘ . > ~~ ™~e a, 3 . " ~ ’ 7 ~~? & ~ ~ eg o- . . a . e — 9 shed e : a "4 : P . . -om t™ [or rue witeg 4 > f.oor errs re asonad.e Ais r ores West « Se ft | . : MUirmcLive an al price fg i .., > service: Mart 90 Apar'tments 4450 ask te MH RODEMYER OS Lt cate wt : . . > - ~~ @ ; - . ~~ ‘> -_ >. el > 7 > HITMAN -—1s' , a eet ore : ee © oe ed ef $75 $85. first. se ) | —— 7 ——s et = ADFI.AIT! i bet K oeyeb und 7 ei? P . ‘ . Rest “ . mpl cal “ Seager miosis ? to i rooms, l and ? baths FURNISHED AlPA! MENT—O1LOOA me nti 798. Title W aah =. . ‘ > “Oo'rrT.sa 2 " : " . 7 t seme oe “iy : —_ : A ~ . . woes : oe A am ac ing Beautiful age 11 very Len! nyat lina ve ity at o e aw - Ty 7 aTHIANE +529A-—Near O Palion | » _ > ~*~: ee ad @ . : : . wv ‘a- - *, ,™ a ‘ + a” — hal at ° — —— - . ge ~ - - e » } ." " ” _— oe . ats . : Pere me an ‘ ; , , iik~ Vashineton Terrace e HALL Btu!» o garege. bot-water | AMBASSADOR AP ARTMENT 42098 Lin- : ) SIP a1: aa Bate 99 @4 ) ée! b! new > vile ne 5 - room ef 7 : ‘ , 4 or . . = ~~ ~~ oe { iA L L ” wr’ pts =LT _) . : . T's Pare ae a é . eo ——— es — a i _ Bua : — he 7 ~ : ~ 1 , : ” ’ + ® —s . - «x a _ - o : = . @ . — ~—=* i : @ YT ‘4 ~ ae ™ . oP 7 © te . . . * ; > ah : a: oom eee -_ ficten=y nanager a: ne oe " : ~ sun par : : : —, Dai, amen oa ~ 3 ~*~. 1 ‘ > eee 4 PAPTVEN TS 1 mea tie refrice le, Upped ‘2 auto furnished 9-Peem apartmen ) wee v ‘wR AT ErcLae Sleeed 4 J) re rooms, bath. “het A ’ i SUR &¢@abt 2 sth 444% I j . ceraiors, “ifCulating ice near Forest Park : es Ju o Sent ou CoP ter PpaRs .3 I '., we OirTy a ~T a .' Ss ; * y * A! u . ’ ‘ roe . a trie $22 50 2—24 fleer. 3 romp. AMHERST Pt 7156 ‘arse nt “ ve ho ian 4 an D — - . ~~ - " * * x» * . _* + . °* ’ : « . : P V4 — ‘: ian - ot‘ _— > tohon ‘ \ “ _ wv a*‘‘"s a’ea strie lo a-Der = te ac Tuba \PARTMEN : : — Neen ie ryeeer a \ THE “a anitur: reasenabie ¢ a - , mente apertmen: in St. Levis: ana | aod patent wardrohes cnn tion: eat: ae enlentionr 7 ar for’ cariment® sm = JONT 308 Tet Cherm _ . 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Tv aad ad * ~ = — aillm “ i a, e a uemeaean 2 : - cAa ek : v \ I AT] m\ ) ia Sample Apartment , mee =f bath & } — — ao 8234—4 rooms. bath es » rye‘ . soe fave a? 4 4 . . « “ : _—— es \ > 7, 2? , aay ™ — = n * ” * ah carace Sa? oC at — a : : -_ " : . ® ais > a . = oi i an 2venings——See Mana rin, ITS, ga “ 'nhvniern te lipmen? rronrer ’ aie ~ _————— . = _ « “_ — » oe ” ~ : . = =| ; ; , 3 » r aor . _ Ras er ey 41 : . rF - Ss APARTMENT —3- room oft cien Beeene| an Ab ‘ | mer i 9 ly ny Remstalling ' DELMAR AND WESTGATE © a ad beny i¢ marten jee) teoma and beth: Pie apartment P31 Call o .hany 3°74 r e 0a mm. er afer @4 i at ; , ; bbe ! mnte i’ne ail > , FL RNISHSE PARTMENT .— rine ee une 1. . t ‘ , , ve : ‘ : wit rf rns nhiurr shed $ our ; ° . AR L MEN’ ec . ‘ ee ~ © : . — ea, ee aT yy ra * “we — . 2v6 — ee . so and lL r Tene 15 for sur eT nu 7 Puc (' { t an 4) 6A mee , ” ‘. . Rimer. anusus!ly. : OMiO4°re 3 othe t merth. 4 reoma, i an ~ a. ; ™“ , : ‘a foi e \ ' ~ ; . satinmed urnished $i 15 and Up tive second “wor smart ment 4 ro APARTMENT—You ca c e rea ' J IAN Mia Ver eiranie arte a 4 ‘ at FOOmS: Bri . , ~ ren, 2) - oor ; arrmTMe & oom = . wr. e . 7 . enor; * pore _ Ss — . a; ee bs ' ' ? 4 a ame! ~yorT™ = pe aren . * -- 4 ' TT * . . , . - ircge me rTeenhed,T Peren n ii ' ~- Pr x athe. . ~ rupee ore ee et 7S} « - . ~ - a sie - . r ° . re * : - ; ; , ' THEY ARP ae LNG FAST : wn rem ett ee on ,* ~“T) @#@64i0n ‘s ’ at the . i san x 7 -Toom Time: bot -4 i von ~* ry rr . - . ; . — a ts — , + ; - in rt . a™ ‘ ° y _ ’ mm . : , j . + 4 / — x « . — ‘ P . . - ‘ fe : »- es Ay An :r term, > . - ‘ a" re "h estnn t at. j - , - ~ eo iane cuum —s *. @179 ~> reemea hath gas = oa . ~s rh al “A s'0 ' ¢ . a rea - ‘- & J | > te 4 \ : sa ~ ‘ ~~ . 2 ° " : : “3 = 3T ts E A hot wetter beat strict! crea ye Say 9: 4 : eds : $1. a APARTMENTS FOR RENT k. _ abany_ ee me a 25 ’ i. " = - at Oe — “ —_ ss — ee reomes and F ; KIN =RURY wor Sum reoem. efficiency . a PiREstneseeee nae ee Aranryo NT-—Now under consir i ome actus yitan , eo “ ' 7 WEST HA AN COLR — mh $105 and $100.) | nes ‘URN SHED mplete furnished: garage options > ve Rex M Ml ye edd and attr a a4 ‘ = er? a’ "Fr . eer 7 - = . = - eo -s m+ ’T} © , v t» pas —— , vor ‘ ” —_ 7 ‘ a . ; ; | 7 fun —-* . 2 } a . a vow ? 4 te 864 ™ an - marcy ~\ . 2 rea : mar »} ‘ar recme ot - on . — sm . — APARTMENT — einai 4 rooms, for cae — oe = . ot 560 I ers un 5 Fay o *éio = ee = — por ; oe & ' $2 wa \ —_— ; at. \ a ’ s = é ~ b * - ia . . i — i an Giee+. os : N 1Orh riage 3 ry = . + 7 . ~ ~ — > ¢ "~- r rea? 75, 73w 499 ™ 7 ‘ ’ — er _ . ¢ & ' : —— re e200 See offices Bentan S511. Mars 7+ i i a P “ie . . - oa s. first and thira ~ . — me | age > AE mn » may . ? ? d a . , + ~_ oe ~ - ~ _ 4 * o . - - = o . = mar cl : . . or - _ = ° 5 — ~— - on - . my 7 ania emis APARTM Tr —- Pup fF ott) tency corn- ~ ie a al maay er evenings after 6 { ompiletels Pated oaeede medern. sew! . _ . . . = > >. : . eerie an ~ 4 ’ : a 2 , . : rr, r . . oe an - . ; . t's ¥ * rn she . ‘2 : ’ : j age fad : LACK STONE 1148—4 rooms and Bath reiber ; - . . 2 outh ir ~ ; ATS] ~~ €%) ; eT | - eine & - for | — : _ un "al. wie yard Been tus roe a a ; | é e . | a - —. a F; ; ‘ I Las ibl A ‘ te f . - $ Se & orca Surmmmer ment Bs. Caben ms “7 “=o ate “ee 2 LACLEDE 4916—8-room aoa’ men’ cas ya ,oom EF ff iciemey = le — Park jar ries ferr sh oes 7 * " . 4 . 4 w ‘ ~ - 26% m oe Wain 14 ‘ . — 4 -oorme 4 em @ (0% AraC t per 2 areg 7? eid ’ i” i TP wa'er .° liner Vary lesirah - - > na bemadh: . Puat w .920 et Ln WAGNE! FA T-RE REALT e 4 re eal aia uae ame ee " S45, cer month ee a ? Room FE *ficwenee LOR: SANT S706 » : 4 _ MH RODEMYER & CO. cool ama cant S60 Ser os. + a on a ona Suse _$700._ | ives BS — Second fenr or mt $100 : 3 = OTM AR GARDEN | Sma (nde tapaned somremene, | OND ELE Se ae nS Rooen ee : 2° : ~N © — | arte roomrme subiease 4 . - ~h remy a - e: Tn 2 Cm ." a ev . “ . : - - : - i” ’ 4 > oy 4 Tt» ) , 7 ~ =) is ar ‘ aun r > - Pe) a . : - . « oo oo e ‘ 7A RP > ~~ - rest , — . =. Aa j a i’ ty Af ai wht? . — a aiaiene “ aos orion wt ’ — ~— ns J RT : _ bis en ~ews on ltade! 4743R amb TN —~ am — ah —— “neon : so 2 . ie. if b- iPS) PEE Ri, 4: poorer a os . a) oom say Ten : en = — MePtti _S]0N a Sty : 4-room eff Ti ed uh and Shower ; fr» re NTH 4008a—3 reems ; ; , oP —) . — , canine | cP. ~~ = nes ndefinite tims ‘tency everrthinge furnished guced > : ne Pte . 2 -RINGLNMAW cT — /_roome 7 sue "i 4s — . . - — , : ban ‘* --@ : =. = eo? ' a —e et Se —— | sage tem, : ) = Cireu a ing '-> Wate SRERT 714 — + reems, gas. 2 . , , ; ter Prete meaxt> . jones tires i@7l ~Aread : : Vu oe Bidg ve, *wr ~_ oom and Slee _— —_ —— ed abet ‘ ms ping perch. very wily furnish J « e> ani’ San aitiaaions elting references meruiced ak: arce scremned persh ‘tn seer: 24 floor " Pinta : . " SO ER Se Pog ee FF | creme ny sakes Awe we | TR | ge) APARTMENT eye SESS learnt Remar SiS TTT) gee” Gait eater 36 30 whee r a . : ‘4 _ . “ - . oe me er som wa fi ———-- 4% tr“ . raat ~ b & R “A oe 4 . ’ ® ar" : Aad , a me ~ ~“ ; i = AAG - 7. ~—\. a ' nN ~~ ~~? © ~, — " =O _ = “Ine 6 — ‘ - —— — - . Ree the manager - ~y 17045 : " a ' Sh) OCReatiry | rrvwirw? ; al TH? wo a7 (ee * th ———— Pun = ‘ wow~d pte - Sggrhucs =e n . eon Pere, ~ - gSe vat ‘em OTste FSiee *eceeearr Rorth (OLIVE ‘71 +— Heated a roan “Urntehed c I eek on re 2 " a Sa? Tre, newiy deco | KINGSHIGHWA® SOR. Sarena 1... | TOOT tie bath steam heat jasitor| taeal hae vee ervi-e: Garage a9 teer: S105. ——— = ef | rimesia SIZ: S reema S10: take ~~ 54 a fated. beat apd terior service (ernis 4 me ont «te a - a _ ~ «ar eee tics hog e . ; - +. 7 ‘ . } ee ‘+t leer .vech Broom BAID=*6 A “rg modiera me, ne . we @) hone Cabanr “47 Seety 65594 Cadenne _ . ur sarge _™ NDERSON of trrep . : : ao = © beet effictemey eubien of oeney tr.

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PanTacooe FOR NTS FOR —FURNISHED —FURNISHED y ¢ orhood - r: yneaees | $35 (el) Be AGENTS’ RENT _LISTS De Bafiviers. store. Union ; most desi ny } 41 weat, une BI - 14-24 8. Ser: nd | nt ____fage or or War my REN T LIST et FS == “CAPITAL > St Ly th room 6, sun Paric iT. Rie 4 ae ANIA” 5 PUD EM rm @ Ne — light ea” tarmite, shed Apartmenta, $75 s oT Sa3 $ $38 $3 292 : ar? oe wh rarace 3n64 Was Niorter I? a” sODEMY par a C0. -ATS FOR RENT APARTMEN DC y\ AL -DSON COURT Westgate, lovely ru RNISHE > PL... 31i5a—J > reomea., ARISH &co_7 + rooms, i elect: ~ RR. eee tems Eaetiened or anfur BROWNING» fine “eons ‘and and tnstal) eieo- (A N—6 rooms. beth and 4: & reome bafh, elec REARDON 911 Chestwer « 210 ne ‘ALIFORNIA, ‘steam went. -ALIFOR NIA k trhen : Lundry. CALIFORNIA * im rortairs and Style} reom i hot-water | New Fire proof Huntington Apartments “AST. MA AN 2 raome — wee Opt). - Par a °» ' Apartment Fa nefrige ration, —— | COMP TX On. 3 iences: MAPYIT; ~~ _ qo Azines ly_decorated “rene Satya | | | MARPITT © rooms and beth fur- ese armms bag nn . LMANN-SPACRLE REAL ESTATE Co! Beventh and et Streets 3 reoms anu TWk NTIBY ti. ih not ARL ING Pon _N. iPst-c! a3 ARLINGTON. room file ta decorated ' Genera) Motors mhion « ars | ASHLAND “in. S @augp OUT SRE aA} at. ioe | abd | SCTE. 371A ath. furn Flan NE PARLIN 4$s°?° PLAY —North wesc, sod 6 a 1¢17—3 ~ itr ic Phone Stati ys J. H = ESS >. ae N .—2d fieor- ace and electric: open : ST. THE IMR S17 Chestnu: a. west; rep 4649. “& Diock ef O'Fal efficiency - earage: ve sie: N —Four Was er heat _Slect ric: rooms 4ud ‘280 if wanted ’ranci ao rovd rooms, sun SlLe@armn Dea t = ser oem. doubae Karage. ox Y-35 GARFIBLD ' 41 Sey VARFIELD ter heat GARFIELD decorated | GARFIELD TOONS. bath "ona ble ern roome GREER, 4749— oe flats fuarare ren? NUERTHLa« ‘ai? NORTHI.A NY? k.. "ees an raractce - WALTHER JONES R Eco. NORTH MARKFT electric and gas NORTH MARKET . S235 er ar ve Mat a rOorTTy) ef? har rrOd foeer« Karege: reasc ST FERDINANI ola cer » lerton 3 MF og ST. Tris ow un furnishe i A S "2 my SHTRRY. Spe, Si 4 Dy] NG 459: } A — J GREER, 4734,__ > rea SOTA . sa ams, bath hardwbod \ an? hea’ SO vi $e ‘H Ack M a VN 3 rooms v KA —— 5 room fia: ee. & Loc LIMOET 1 rr. 732 Chest nut New a2DParimmnen’ nreetm Murohy 18 Chew nut 3 reoms tel S806 (Ape rumen Liled 7 “fe reughesx: M uUrDpody ——~ Toume #UuDpe i 0] _.« rooms and bath. | condition; — ta. peighberhood porch, har twoeod a rooms. Bath ho: Wa 5 Teoma, bath- elec. S40: see cronery Modern. 3 perch: mubdry. iim ive Rive - chean. mod- Ulis oniy carazgce , 4 end 3 o rVvOTD floors. Seam he: reasonma bie: open * DOCK north af Nert> row'n tiie bath efficie.. a rvi - Sviag Porct. RA rage rooms Gownstai-s. She Pe, « SA 3 rooms furnished er rooms. beth fur } ww Chestn nt. roots end rmedern frar =e a tare SPALDING SPALDING. ment-fat- § TERRY AV. "Ot-Water TH PODOST,. gas, bath electric ) {%34 N UNION no chi ildren __nmace: adults ACK MA AC rooms tile 5 Ll] beat. garage 51°23-——New 4 fam/ly b- 4) 3 818 rarage adalts: _ Feocant “Modern; 3 reams. 3 roams, wth ‘earare before noon South ACCOMAS 2845 A— Moa 7 Patel fal A—8: x larce_ ‘clean. separate basern-: 3—4_reem fiat Apply owner. 1360 (a- “a AComeaG, S71SA—S scone aaa” roeem: modern diat ® Dost srion ; 5037 — Four ALASKA 5 ine ‘ludi rn ANN 1loz1—+4 BOTA NI a] 411is wy baths M UNGALOW_PL_a?T_—_ hos Bm r 5 rooma TR tom? Aaragce 2164) fioers hot water Inet LIFORNIA. et floors. tile bath. . &O45 Rath fornace DROZDA REAI loEN. 2015—F ire floor: $55 Se — cm) apart. and bath era 6 reems, fer ] wht so ed fe ha newly decorated: i reom modern fiat fc} modern, 4 roome. hardwood floors. 24 floc 4006 Chouteau adults only "ootna, WRISBERG. 3204 4° "5547—2 wecea, 34 and 3a bath: $65 iarge rre lectric and 2625—Pour rooma bard. furnace. etc. ANDERSON STOCK F. RIT ERM ANN. ‘decorated .\STLEM AN “See Wa hter, CASTLEMAN reermms. electric ~ Fees A—6 adu ts 4064 4- ~ (Heetrut «. $0 ot oe 5 reemsa, med- ANN. 2743 ~# roo and bot-water ben: Sidney 2485 Ov mee ic) a eX _ rrr .' “arp AN “ oe +> 7 A — ." eu .) oornT rn s hes = 5 : w - a ae Be LAT zi A} SNA 4.8000 ‘Dom t e Tower (>TO ve ark ovely and he tt wer’ core. flat hot neat e« BATES W447 — Ye block west f Gravis, > rooms aT} a moGe tf) Tenienr ce $7 5 “ ; cu 2 tSLAINE 4121- oom. as at ayia ere ertme if - P -- ; nn SUT ENICA —- ag " ‘4 poomns ‘vnreom Murphy bed lard woox iv = farage re. % | uUrnaces = raa - rooms and herb ge0d condition rooms modern, (srand 472947 Toms and ba‘ Proadway 35464 — Urner fat hot-Water hee? acalts STLEAMAN, 4203-—New w dem a1 CABTL. Pat, good netehborhood 2 Teegps effi Gency. Murpay beds. eft: only $55 ‘3406A—4 —-s Slea! rz) @ . ie iA? ~~ : : ore IPR KEE | © HERO only _vacant June i ae CL rir, AND, ci = a rons and bath ic COLORADO. - 6640 (@pposit CR rande|et Park )—Living roem. bre "Oar erd kitchenette: couple oniy $40 OSC Se Ea ae CONNECTICUT. 4018—M. ‘a oa a roorns: bet-water heat: . MADOWAT. Seniver. 2? x Sa. new, adultes 1533A S—iaree 5 eectric

¢ S=6 Chestnut st. ~BONTT A 6416—7- akry. -12534—5 Fr roon at newly | 313] es ey gas. beat f q bath. fu furnace. ry (ce) ~Five larce. — roen.s ts: also (cl) “ARROrT. Reafter. / oo electric: thre (25) | oorna, Murphy D-19 ig? rooms, VLAT Wta. adults; nerth om pdr: ¥ eed or after 7 p. 50. heen §a0 Chesteaut. reem, ki {cheer Le, — NWLY. RX. E. CO, IT Nw 72. 7-cuom fat — sleept = ee 1345— eg peaatitul 2-room = fine bath - ; Cosl—s 7 - rooms, ttor jan WM. Tr * ABBOE? REALTY Cw. DAVID BAILASY CLE MENS 6627—4 aaah and ntiful flat. second floor. wi) 'H-water heating rable | . B A. THOMPSON R. 1b 102M oders | 1 ~Mat. 6 reoma, bath. | WELLS. a a—S reema, ._ modern _ BERGFRER Realtor lace GRACE EEALTY Co. ithe large roo: rts 5. furnace: ; jew Eroom apart ment. or rooms ~— es cee S50 ] AT Modern Sor get; | WESTMINSTER 3 PL... Gess—: DA L/TY 2.. _ £8990— 4 " rooma. 2.369. ‘OR RENT—Furnished I En Rg AT—3 rooms and bath | FoR rLAt—a (FLaTs » FoR rOoOIns and 7 ae F fruiches. 4 rooms, | i aduls only: * $60. LA i a ¥ ETTE 4251A- advice. ony. $65 ‘reema. hu hewly dGecerated: — oar ‘foors. ¢ modern . i ee oleic. $45 ‘ newly decorated. Aynily 0. ree r 5s LBA—New & banga L low fiat 170AA—T? 5 4116A RUSSELL > . Fooms. ‘beth June | 345A rom ms flat. f NEW SINGLES 1e! 7-21 one 1] 300— 3. room fla. saik 3 loon, 6ieva! am beat, renee: J Oo5—4 rogms Ki lLcbene (be AK Bl +2353 = T) 4 rooms * VD “43 7 hardwood floors. steam beat CLEVELA 206 ARROTT. Realtor after 7 > m. during week ro weed Doors. sass hea _. rt acetate ANN 20 4108 Lafaye atta. ge eT owed ... nished 4. room ‘— overythine nega , 7O9 Chestre: NEW FLAT, $57. 20 4460 SHAW AV 4 "Ome and bre | PL AT—Nowiy | Surei 0 rooms. ‘moéern. vi ; pages: R. a rv LAPAYETTE bangs = Pour room furnished 7 — " War? NEW PL. ATS, 8 = spmatch. | PLAT Wtd —Singije. 4 4 or 46 routs: “| “ar farage: near Car holic church: re ere more Sidney l1ARUOM fe62) PLAT Wid ——#@ Toot with north CuUDie LA1L7W | FLAT Wid —jy Juty ilo is 3-room modern flat aor apartment: Segth Sade : is here ‘FLAT Dre ferred. FLAT North Side; FL AT FLA’ adults; ik WAT reason- | permanent te _or $50 i bath: R _Box Terr ”r Wid Wtd— VN tal aa de Bh S381. nces For Sale Today; FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished | FLA 4-7 Peo rm. =raionee: *hriant " i Forest 19237 to icPaaai aa ©7) | iow et Vie months ss J ‘ | Ringe 30 Pretty little | RIDGE 510° St. Mark's VAN DEV PNTER modern 3 rooms, - With APAK! ey | be cis ; 157. Post-pi | AP AR TME N'Y S$10u; ’ Ey ‘f Dispa te mm | rvcvtis 3 -fOOTn. With hath or tori be no children 3. duwey ooREW" fy roo! ne Ow er nortan a. oo adults Box ki 171. «lb ~s or 4 rooms with ‘a referenoes £6144 Rulwer. i bath - 340; by June + yen ro buy s7aai) Bex 3486. Post Wtd emi or ; voemne, Forest 3027 Faston cah oon 11 _Hivermide 300 Hox modern - | FLAT W td. — rent 3 rooms. bath, | "a tudine sun | electric : s ore ; rent; ferred Box me PLAT Wi td. —+ oulns, — married - LOWEN- } Cabany (c)} now family a year-old boy. Bert ae south of Armenail, pear ¢ Mana -ULIVE, ““asa5 Share o reo! ™ ne wily misned fiat | ladies or Geil 7235 'PAGE Pek, Oupie eMpioy-« ed ia 5616 — 2 fi weet. 4 |; rooms and Murphy bed a from June |} to Sept. 1 to Gesiranle | THEIMER. RI? Cheatnut. : ie BRAD! EY. 6904. ex ~3 - _ ai ‘ - : furnished 2b bath. gas. elec. | 4 adultes only Phone SCebany 290). itahed 3 roo me yy yt a furnished reOoTis on 3d fier Car (abany 7 2642). POREST PARK Bl... 4520—Newiy ' 4 rooms amd bath. to refine ‘phe. paz to Senter nber: Id finor west 497144 Ooms, complet ely rent reasonabie to careful "Onis or iObger. references FLAT—Appiy 4236 Went 5781—Bive mone: bungca th ee furnishe “d home Provile ces ——— ye reom furnis +r hone v4 adu «4 te —+4 rooms. Raa: a Parish: also two furuished | i 736 pp — Purnished Mat | BARTMER. 6312-5. : race % Inquire Stuane —— Wid — egeite: reference. Cali Cab A378 ME NN T—From June to Uctober: aduits. be st referen« es. ibe ispated Wid «sz rOunLs . P name (8; references Box ¥-222 | h. CO TAGE-FLAT We —Have ‘late more lot, Orst payment S880 © “Wid —ur 4- T.00m flat June | -2@ referen 4 or 4 rooma, “with bath. a0, | Most -Dis Delmar i4 59447 — ‘equity In fi = at $3 rooms. Sent ‘Side: —~$ ryUorns, bath elde Gerly cou- May Jl. _ Box R.- 264, Pp. -D ‘2 wu.— 3 rooms. modern. furmace,; | :, reward, ei 4-i made i} _«75OW Wid ——@ or § room, Ipper moc ern et reference: Pouth - 349. Pout - Dien: teh. eectrie: neo over 8 m.. Forest 40903R. West ind , before June °0 younar aut counth. = G-27 Spatch, South Side @2u/8, references Box | W-30). Poa Lis. , i SE ai si PLAT Wtd. ; Lb preferred state Price; aduita ex [D- i ‘ust [nape toch. a Pia T Wta—s rn ™ rooma, com of | Box W-351 | PLAT wr room™.!, medern- Searth “ide; abeut $50 not later than June 1. first floor preferred ; adults: references, Box W-35 Post Dts pateh eS SP WEIS ROOM wtd—4 room bas bh. eiectric: : _séuvita Cc oO} fax 628s. __.2ane i. Ta ee ROOMS W id. —§ + 224 bath. (rand 6951 R. ~ — | ROOMS Wiad. 4. cas, electric otis: “yen | sonable: 3 adults _ Box W275. | ROOMS Wtd-—3; bath. elect rie te | @xeeed £35 adeta. Call Tytler 2075 | Rew ws Wt 3 Traomes on the porth Fide. ox L1h Poert-Due |ROOMS Wed 3) modern not over $10. rew ard. Cal Linden. $215W qc) j Re 4 IVS W td aol recs modern sie couple; one chaUd; net over 25 _ South “ide _Pez D- 2.57 _ Peet Dts #2 Furnished Flats and Apts Wtad APARTMENT Wtd—4 pseoms urmiahed : | t End; about $60. Box 2. P..D ‘Wt4__a a a Working | UvIng reer, kitchenette fur res sonable references. Tox R My July 1 of 15 furtished | ¢ at OF apartment. atr'ta Movw* > Sate orice Box I>-1l1a Wanta A} A RTwrWwT wed. furnished EDRF Ingen) or SUMMer more hy *iCeiivent care: rich = P*pat -Trigewes toh FLagT Wid + POer de releren res ‘vrane Poet Ww PURNISH ED ameartrr SUSurne Hw’ wee. _— furn 1 pag ae mt: June & bye adit rrr for Teasona bie Boz W.1i P - 7) “OWELLINGs FOR RENT Central rw @ trie rae |Wase vacan-’ TWENTY FIRST reregt om —- 1400 WN. Ree Ameo. 4 FT ther. “1. garage rma. wote-r hea’ rent @ ZINE, 39 ret. ¢ SROTK Ss @ #e7 Ne “T re ie 5742 —Poe rent or le. , or sam 6 room Ore h” 6, eae cy ie ddeen * GOLDMAN RE ITY ([ Fee (Destnat i —_ rome frame building now a North | eal pew bangalow Gach | aEFaR es Taoternh ax sr | 234 _ MAPPreT?T ai i6— ' S&S anc & oon hem ‘ - MAYO Ty 544A lor MACK MAN re‘wrtion heli tile arage he rooms | @ectre” $35 hey : ~~ heet noe * rooma. beth. ele. tet ' i fermace Ouve | ee a SPATS Ss ict “Tio —arnished 925 momthiy or $Y wade TAYLOR ifli «A. * wacamt June 2. Aggiy j PTs WANTED Witd —— % rooms Drefer = diess coubie Hox R 298 P eee 7 immed. {> rooms. net over $30. Mrs, | ae. and | bath, South Side couple. Cail Benton 17d. + rooms bath. Sectric, young | S40. 80J. ‘furnace. $40- west of King hwer: releretoes. able ALPERT | WAGNER 6164. nkeoety farn Youre | COTTA At; so RMON Ips at adultes DWELLINGS FOR RENT i A ASE R | PLORA ‘ and sun ro 'we lease aING SHIG | LAPAVET TE furnishes i @eeping i Raud . MINN Bs TA & erm} ft Urniture WYrYoMmy] NG. _terty couple | bane low, with garag | BRANDT, KY, galow, rea Sutua ‘Die rent. . Fasten ah DELMAR HI oe | | PPzer, = shade and ac ETA Pil. | HORTON : I Con ven Les MARY LA ND ERNGG om iv 7 RNON, (ll | WELIa a...} FURN. Houses F FURNIANED I _ Seping —_2oreh. ; aner, oung — weter heater. ber tae euih. 1 Box ASHLAND. 423) — ae ane: S3345R. BUNGATOW 4 E Ag 14h oft Se 'PLAT Wtd—By June st reoms and South Bide verelerred.: . Post-Dis | td. —North or ‘Dertirwesi bath. - Post-Di match —S rooms “and bath. Weal. Cail before ABERDEEN Pr 7—Vor Cal) (aheny 4340, / ~~ | CABANNE 5 atlractively lease for € om 5748 CLEMENS, *Dingled _Cabany 7 FL LN ISH iLs wults: ref months: Phone “Lindt n reh. Crest 543. : ¥L KNISHED | to Nov. 1; vera ndas, rr, KINGSBURY nished house Seo | mer; 4 bed second floor rear. Patch. MOWWYA rR, iret flear: herne Purnished com June ] | leoger ¢¢ 4 Box A. ws, oI — Sth AF AT MERT - | COMP AAR x loon notern . ae * *omple 4 O8*- inpatets PLEASURE WITH HWAT’ PARK” 8 1340, Bangaiow: ished: @ het- water heat, earene: outhwest_ 4 <= ae 3 as; oftuse: large boris 3 Box ¥29, Poe Die T_TERRY & Oc fh awk for Apt. S11. MOUALOW Wea a

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_ Saale sdeneacaeaee aakal = ~~ “he a SS ee eee cas Ms re ore are USES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns toc today. REAL ESTATE CARDS for_! — _vaive. Boz 2-2 4B opnet-nisratcn __—« wr 600 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HO _ | P’ SE! —_BUSINESS pre eae +0 ENT TO ‘LeT—BuUSINGSS ‘P’RP’SES | TO LET mouth Suburban “JBUREAN PROP. FOR RENT GARAGES. ‘STABLES—R rs Ps Oe burbs ~ fs ; Ce tral ; ty " rt : ; 4 4 : “ ’ . Ree F . aires . ; . , ;, ; : ; Delmar and ny on : - , J Y . . 7 — ‘ 7 Fm i > tom ter ofr oe bee > rome bach. ne ne F INE G ARAGE netacturing or shop: about | | capt tego sh iat a: ee re — | The word ““REALTOR” signities @ = ’ Moba’ Post Dimath. ad ac 7200. 6: Diet : good bu tor | eres, ccaABERE C L Chestwet.| On acorasory business: {story ware | PILLING STATION SITE And ganses4: : | member of the 5t. Louis Real Estate © oY, ‘ Fae wg hy Sg S NGALOW ' move! . c wwe sek. Be. ‘ ' da f Bouse as = | . : j ™ - pa Nee ‘ , | | ‘ ’ 3 — - -—= peter Pu » BERETS ss ms | : : | — | Exéhange, who must operate under its ~ | La ‘Park home er lot forth | 3.6 3. 5. Seat = Gree |SPACE in low rent Cen | Nistoc 3021W. | - | STORE —Ki : rules and regulations. - i BAN HOME Wid —Private ; La” & 'RP'SES | TO ‘LET—SUSINESS P’RP’SES | TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP'SES | AT RTTE +4 1 nes ; : ‘ Pe, | ; shiv. same as rent aos ro eel ren t , ’ - - ———_ a _—~ - + an DUS Des - a 3 ast =. ———— : REAL eSTATE—SxOmAne REAL EST’ TE—WTD. ro} : erry REAL EST'TE FOR ! — - ._ Ne S We eed nee a - ' . : , qu x’ Smee aspnds oon! Tr? te cm WA 7 ax ss OT : vo ' 3 —- ai -— 3 ve * i 7% a ae wil ee ¥ : ; E my wT . e* }4 kr ¥ you* hele » ort" . es. fap ©@ a C-ay : Central - —_ : > . c = - : — ~ 7 ’ + , z ' . >i - - “~ = | 4 “ a ~ es ee a - Olive #237 =] BUILDERS’ COLUMN) _ Two Fine Lots POR LEASE OR SALE ||"amemt — = “AS aol | Re ore SE ce eur Locar - wenrwee STORE—Su i tor waiter od ) Powt-Disrasch Want 4d Ph ispea teh - : . a enue : and } 2924 LOCUST BL. |) gage ete eter me) omeercmmtee [rom + +e , — ow THE ORD! lL. * : L North ATOR eusman avs; elecant local | /E 34, - mn. Se : | : sell Four Teak : ' - | FE fe ’ . - _" . _ ’ ee ™ an : “ 1. ~! > . I . w a . = | "i . ; : 4 : . : : 4. , > | | 5 => r. : — i» * Lina -- . ' . “- -, ~ 2 .-»-* REA TY SIDS, PLANS, ESTIMATES : sy = a” . : = ‘7 — ~ sole ims ‘ z : est — — : » - . ; : . > : it ANY “ A wD . ‘ ' : > ‘ aia ~TYi ; ~~ ras = = > 3% “ — t 4 . 4 . - - * e sQvu oe : 7 Tae : . vi NL “s 0 : yet wae : aa ne | = | e q GARAGES FOR RENT -” “ »- "oor + owe ae = S eee ee eid a . ™ . = . : 7 4 . : . ; i - is ii . | 7 qi . a r> : . wr . - " ’ . 2 ‘J ~~ Pan ae ; ) ‘ « : -- : 7 Ll > ~ oon FOR LEASE on i Gls Ghee STL | We ee Be feainwie av. fou0 Bock 328 . . + . : . : ’ : ‘ } os | : . . . *c% toc ms € : > . ? - : ; : ’ a if : : —_ , - a hm 2 AY a i? sal? my and Valentine | _ 3593.Graveis av: stom and 2 ai] every variety af Pome or fat guilding. | SAYINGS ee rad | : F CS PRICK R. Co. Wainwrt : - m _ | -% - . . | o = - e. . >" eat . oe) : . 2 : : : } - . . " te “ RP’SES | a | CW. 3 Ol ner N YOCR BU SINESS = biome th thine ater — — 37S , 2 : ‘West. 0 the Wa a ae TO LET—BUSINESS P’ PTORE—in splendid coloned nes 2 — 2090 ! ee : | _Phome | Lind | : p= ee LORS F _ Beath aide of Gano a " ~ ; : - : " _ tai —— : ‘ ; = : rt Wonder wey > : : t r _ — . ; ; po & . , ya: —— we ‘sis A me. - . _ : oo > . . "ys . Zz . pul reac . Tu . eliers aC ? : Ot , — : . : j : : : ; . 4 . : ; 5 i . . we fm ACKERY & SON. 1015 @ . “ ot ; 3 Northwest ) eS a: : ! ot. cit 7“~ = “es amd X' : ' craft Seaton 174 ) 55° R 500 ton \, Sate ‘ MERALANTILE TRUST | rin & 5 RE! ’ , ’ ; I : : PF - = : ¢:* . t ; > 7 “ iif : i | 4 : )@ ; " ’ ‘ ° . : > “ "es — : “ ’ '* 4 e? ze | of c : L, o,f . i ° , " . a aa : ‘% POerry Vv ‘ors — - een a a a ain , ' re = ' . : - : 4 " - _ . . . . - ——_$> —- - " ; . + » 4 ; \ rrtandcdy ° Nor FFICE SPACE j 22s" =s Dotmer_w }LONCH ROOM Wia—sxchange § seme _terms._Bes D120 E Menprovemenia. rentrictigam . h.4 bb 4 (had ‘ . -) +‘ ornen oe bs : ie ; soit Rae oo rhiand av " ~ - . ef ‘ ° : °9 : a : a ms niall - _ . io — ee ~ . " ce : 7 - : + . a : ' ; : $350 Per Month her. so > . bepies.. +: : Discounts, | chery Wid fo exciamee, SO-ecre| coms > kent ry ; 22 Maffitr west of Unie TESS & CULBERTSON irhct. ree Foggy Sc. 30 temes, duniy $e. 52 ee Fe aie. © eee "ter : over $8000; ae i - et ge AAD aw p as 4i®¥ J « S77 . _ i ‘ i% — : ; J . x D . ; ad : — Post * :: ~~, BR ‘LLDING c i ad A : Me . ' —— : : 2 : ad wopiermen -_—" ' . ae. - — 7 ; _— we * ) : a ye! ey ENTH ST HA ELES as " —_ _ a : : \ : REA *- o> bi rd . ‘ 3 \— (7 7? stride. Ww e Oo a ' 5 git : R Be Prd i REAL ESTATE CARDS - | — di. | On ' - 2 — oe 20x20, S38. ./; NLR : N “wo floors : Sable: each x ee . — —- to , m a eo er — | 7 rv - Tope uaa ‘ : — “= a ater’ e.evare . ~ : . 4 ‘ : J > 4 : - . " ‘ ” 4 - - - . . . - - . ( 7 ~w — . - » af : | ad . ‘ Dh eS . : , L ¢} | rooms. sioch ai a in ; "4 floor. 25x50 - ‘ elev 3 rice. : , — : ; , . ‘ 3 | : 2 | : nto eT Oy $45 | yas. - 933 store and 1 2 ipstairs. Yure rot tor Lefts. Offices or - 253 ~ a nurizht Bldg. ——- . So. ~g CHAR ie t P rT a a 2 — — n ot. wa tar-heated INRSS PROSERTY Wed. | Y IN ©.. 6321 Fast e : . - } : . . . o , d Ri Drm 6 oy _ . | | . “a - be : } ; of : ‘ ; y | an | ds - { OO n & Co. ' ; , —_ . . ; —— ) ' : ; . ™ , . ’ ke . : tia. © ’ . — g O : a2 % location. Bax > | 7 " 7 7 - Ta . . Rid ee ’ : 0 a . = eae - Fiats, Apartments ! 4 | TM NT W td. —¢- famaihy _. v (>. mi aay i Bex Ww. Ww -269. a> , ; . ’ “LAT Wid—in geod | - Mar ay bedhy eee a* . _ Poet- . 1 — : - 4 | ' | umediate — : ey As afternoon | A. WISE, 114 N. Time ¥ nis sfterseny. | 7. » ers . . _ aol o | ° . + 7 - ~~ ari waren on aes eth or wtthou ‘ ' lew : A M vant trackace "or i*e_ase or . . - » Ve rr you & wiece choke Ass . ° . , . gel : on . = th + : £2 , ins / W - 4 - : ‘ ~~ ¥ ‘ 4 é _* / a rete ‘ , ; / zk ; Ray “I 10@ N : ‘ elevator sen U divide imte “= : ; iz } i . zt “ ~ a - Orre ews — geen lento $55 d weft 9 c re - wae : on th : >t t aie a8 Ss. eto ‘ ‘ _ . - e,.% s.W.e font ha ve ; . ~ : ip s : : 7 n ; » ; 2c) = . } . . . : : ‘ : nl : ‘ ot ss + one * | *ortewact ay N\ 4 , : - — : ao oa : > Ae nhac i ‘ >? ~ ‘ - . : : : 4 : J " . . . = . = ——— - p . ’ ’ " : . , ash nish fin : on 503 "a TUR’ 7 om | : e Brilliante Av a . | t : . = - : : . ‘ ; J j : , t ’ : _ 4 ‘ : . ; wh a? ow “= -* ait ; . "or 5 4 - >. ae ee Mie hi * . » = > Sherman | Park PURNISHE! | ~Conmmpiet* s ; gee “ ; ons _ ’ . - : . wire see nm” ae 5 at $50.¢ .n Cos ~~ eS , ©. PSTEIN, Gli Che ED RUNGALOW— room 3 ! , a : : EST es a ' a ae LAT : ; # ~ -~rH* a m Artvecc. " a ST JRE ’ wy, 7 apenas = . — :, ' ; REAL ES we O) t uaty ; 2G. FE : ow —— a South e mi! . . a : ; em itr — : . - 3 , . : . * » Als : al . . . : ** 7 ’ : a : P . ' ae , 5 rs _ a 7 _— . . - e : 3 . . _ £ “sa : > ae A “ : ’ °*« : «* SYED ROUsE- ie ae > ATT ~l LAST 0. 981 Chesteut » | : | “85 YoLANGLEY, 701 Title Gua . : sd | 7 ft. rt —- - . - “ _ — . 3 . . . > . “ae 7 , . tag - , maneaens 3 A | seta west of & . > a : _— : wrt cs —_— : P ‘ : " c aa . : »? a | : ~anr ay : et . — —_ | . ' . . 4 . , che ic — — : "2 : . ‘ Pre i / ‘ ~~? ‘ invton Road & Yale Av. ) | — . ws. 6 st OTR —_ x RST. Post: T= 3 : ‘bese 2 ® a : : : , shen AN doah & N“ ebraska . , ' : . > . wa — ? . ‘ . a > ie . . : . > | - a . _ - . = - a> . “ — an . =: . f ‘ . . . — i ere. bs . 715.15 «berosxee 6. ’ O° : j m Ir rhs - corp ?, ; ’ rean , jms ~—rt . o¢ Te 2 TY wr - EL _ ’ ’ o- . _ : liens » . . . : : : : ‘ = ’ Tr iT _— ¥ : . s : ; 4 - - Magno a & Minnesota ' o« . . » ' 7. , : 7 bn : . Ter-|-*» ris ok aneeaie, aa It Sidmew *O4 . e . gn _ rtb 4 St. . ‘ z . ~ _ ‘ : " ~ u - ’ . ay rt +", Fi : " o 3 “ - , bu et e . Louis Ay : r . NIE *. rat -, 3 : I ae 4 . ' t . ; ‘ . - , _ - ’ .t> ~~ , ~ i: wewt : *t : ’ tr > . . ; : , . : 3 ) aoe . : ’ . . : . . , aaa a . — - Or = 4 scnvee _ Suitable for Almost Any Business. mae =— : | | ! : | | . be. 7 - : . oe me — —o * P ~ * : ’ ; " Qn “a tet 4-Pami!! y Mat of | . oJ -2 “hes ne - : . . , : sx% , at , Bm = a emer’ sy OT "So $75 B, r 7 = - om - “ie Central ‘. : : ; ; a : —y : 7 ~——win, tar . eauity — 3 a Tarts —_ nee = . - ’ ; . ~— ae q ’ - . : ‘ ‘ ‘ 3 7m , - nth i , « tert ox 1 : a ~ oie dens 4 > 108 NM >, nit 7-43 50 MANCHESTFR—REENT $75 — — ? LZ ene Pe ee ae | — on : | _ “teg on § Kingshigh . — : ate ; ; é , “ on ° , a 4 = CORNEK STORE — | , , ene. with store. men P Be R_ CO. 2 7 ‘ | FLYNN R BOO 7 . . , " " oo , : : ‘ = ey ~~ ‘3 - ve 1 ¢-) t > on Laugh i © | . | “ 3 . i ~ arr 2 ~~ w - eo j ; - : “ - ” me ‘ : P. — i. oh _ " 7uNeaout om. 7 7 - : 4 hn ~ orth . = weet Gash orice. t voor offern ‘e en » | Delicine HOUSES. FLATS ETc . si 835 XN Ty al § =e ; : “ ; ~~ 2Ona) wh. * coo on re Le “ : yrs —— L— | = ples, eo | ; . D. se 4c | | F : me « frme at °80 fer for eal »* : . | Cnt -OPR ACTOR oak Apartment. | —— a 358 ACTOR agh Ai _" Call Ove 3 | | ; Wed. — - : * 4g ei be — 2 a here. = "LeTs . “rec [A fats r + SIT 90 ephan: ; . i rena . = a en —_ | Se oS N Tih at . i ' al . : ™ 3 . : - 7 : — ** r— re! H. RODFEMYER @ CO. dig. ~—s — tine fe m4 a secreting homes fer Ay ¥ feet wun bh -: ed Hee + : -~ 2 m. ~ A 4 ne oniy $ID ner fest. ra su obtie. , 4! “heaemur o Aiortnhwest : ime - . " “ me 4 ~ " ° . : . . i 7 ay _ : » | : en en es nm A OIE 7 ' : nn Cr" er x + eabiad “t , te , : or " *eaeteand pt aa rie vate : . , , oo . —_-., -_ . vaptreg © ; , San % > "y fer “ate or tL — LOA no .. 4 ae . , . ' —_ a ; 215 hestret oe — - 5 . R roe mm ee ini —_ Po a “ake offer Wm \ . > ; a tod r et 3408) z . ; . —— _ . - . ” a / oe 7 i ie . ** ° . . ~ - - 6 ; “ % le , . * ite - ~ > — a r t ; r} A’ a . a “. on 5 . he * 7 > . 4 ~» a Gre .* G bo Side ~~ rer ow ow nad : aoe : : vr ° . . ' ‘ee * ; moet pet ) ' = for 2 Wee — Rrietel : Some . ome of the chetcs - = > 4 : . ; et a Ty Yr yc, 4 ‘ . v, . . . . ‘ : = —_ » ci aeiaaapasaaacecniiacaeatit ee Ne tt ; . i -— r11s8-= remics sic DALY-McCABE 8 > STORES and OFFICES ~~ aa —~ oh ; your prever'y | tomes Jaly l. east Bate rere buliders in #. Lae TANKIAN. 281 oar are L_ Chestnat st. OE.MAR GARDEN FMNG — ye : —- = et oe Te —— Oe * [000 Lenafellow bi. —s 5 $e HOUSE “we. am! facry Mo Boece : i> Pranki= . | 7 Sat ae ing Deimer BErricht and Syrecuse. in — — .: me alee gro | WALTER Soott ere -- ra! AN KILN tt a =tabte er 8229.4 | ( \¢ *T ST ee, mh ¥ -2 et" , : ~~" are ‘ook-ng fer —s oa Rex TY wert i” comin OF am wines. reacenDie Tem ee ne ; a : ~ =... x wie fiat oe wan Wee =" a ow ; caer = ds . 4 : ' weE . ~ » >i sttreacti°e® sew eteres 17s "T ‘ ' . : a “ nS lll nm |e — oe tiameiats enema me ee eee font « ah ee vp Lee = = 4 wh F ; “ , - ' & ‘ —— ss ~eae Ree: ‘ : . _ ' . ; ' . e " iil . . rT ° , f cr or ene Sanrmaewe Vacant? . td my — - f ont ea t4 ee . ; « e r* ' ; P Py . . ™ 4 tT i “+ : Pd ; - . ¥ nes Bs | i ‘ re | . two lett : . om . ' . = ‘ im Taiversity Cie 3 fanailw racm™ an st ; RESIDEN 7 a a to # Santior sovtlte —— PRA reo 36 Au , an? — os om Uk, ; . a he in geod s o rRAN '™ to i “ ..s. ' _- ——— ~ —- Vex doone ah gine = —. corner 42 ten Call Lindell 76 oF ae CS ait | | , : , Petre tok. ‘wen 6 FRO KAT . A = el . 4915 Detmar bi 2.63 Gaver ee w™ ee een 6042.1. eee UCmversty City. BAVINGS TRUS? GC. 7 a =) ° 7 q “ ta 2 . ¢ 4 ‘ > g ‘ = HRS, tag ye we sos Re .

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grea 7" SR ar er oa - as _ ETI ae” ' A Ma hans wll ME apne + ' - ¢ ipo arEN Ay. EST'TE—WTD. TO BUY CITY, REAL ESTTE FOR SALE. a — CITY REAL EAL EST'TE FOR SAL A - ‘TE FOR | TYR T'TE OR C TY RE Tr’ T FO Cc TY R E TTE FOR SALE Y ? L — ae ‘Property Wanted ~ Soutn | | | SE ¥ ME reaps =e Re FIRST SEE ME mt CITY R _ ~ = SALE city EALE est" F SALE | AL L EST E n SALE ' SAL Oey > : L ESTATE CARDS : W Wid—Suburban: wil pay | 10T—35ni855: Minas cp av. a ae E>. is right” Dy, RIK a Mj P Pact : best’ value. Box R-2 Sa LA AB Speculator, Home Seekers Southwest Av. - 3 : “This Is the Place to Buy and Build - int Ors AS OW AS 538 @\ Foot tor - | ae Come Out and See For Yourself right for auici A BAR GAIN 4T $22 Foor Gre Rox, W-2e. in. | se Y Own Judge T ik E a particulars, | -| . Suet nérth * _ 1o + Carondelet }P rk. \\ i el bs a OO P ' “xchange y ’ Le you J oie , ia : | reper i - c just east Ne if Oona Th 1S Ir (ay ~~ fe» TP —_ "© . HY » “Y you; ba: 40-feot $16 PER Foor ae IN iP OVE VAs N S ~ J} PB 7? % 7) 7) . R . : lot 4 PD BG Sj ft cay »\ OM a 1 v a Eh an tora eee. JA\ TWP ° - v | = 2 ~~ i j os” 1700 10 REAL ES TATE For r Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F lats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. post pisPATCR 5R 4 ; eae —— ae ee : . . — Wid At wy it 5 Pos a yg rs make substantia’ cast ) ; | Lors— —Keven deal ; ae oe >: / the 7 mx i de : ‘ee et 4900 bi! ' H Oe building . Se, i gous Wie —Man ¥ th family wants bome Lots 40x14 : is MK BOCK Cs i. Webster. Box ris - ii " r \ N yk . ; : : (96) Restricted tid od ¥ : Post-Dispatch. ; } and churches. oes ‘2 is Wid — Virginia. Riwerside , ‘pp Delmar and ‘ “avton rd LOT—S. @ cor Fennesses s — — * signifies a : | ee, Dien Rave Soon lait. | oe | SIU Ie: 7 2, t-Dispatch ae Y haa‘ ae ¥. cor, Tennessee and Eller. 30x R * | | “>| ate a = 4 » » ~, | | FOR BUILDINGS ate 640) ++ ale : 1 > xy th fe LIRST— MI SEE Main 487 gas and electricity. Se Se CATION EXCAVATING ROOT v5 Chestnat, ) ~ num be { food | | eel Builders, Ysa lots Cheap. A Home locality with conveniences—school, street car, Com IND Ftores. Priced as low as $39.00 per foot and easy ‘terms if you . HAS » | A KR [ KD like, rane) | wes s7° idea re, * FIKST— : . , - . = P r evry a e place - ~ : KIM $440 the price -aramen _ ii] SIDEWALKS SEF ODAY—SALESMAN ON THE GROUND. 3 rl omanepe ae BB ff TODAT—SALaae . | HAVE STARTED Bl. 6000 West Tower Grove Car or Drive Out to Watson 11. St. . , . eeeeres 7 COME AND SEE Magryy’ HAVE YOU > v AC a + LAYT? ME N. 8th - A howe | we Rl iI ‘D ANT rN ANT OC} : Cantral meee “Ms MiER R. E bx HOPMAN. REALE co. L DITTMEN 02. a “a re Uty 60 “Quick Sale Wanted” : Two [ine Lots ie: ren ive! ade. $137, Me CENTRALLY LOCATED won fight, 8R GMO § Grane “SEE ME FIRST CONTRACT BEING LET FOR STREETS SEWERS, THOLOZAN 210x288 3 NT — ee WANTS PIRST-——SEE V FAIRVIEW ° . ME - ; nPop rv pes MAS = 1 ee al ; . ———e . bred, - WwW a. ) . —_— : . : —, - . + a os "wae errt 7 noe —— - oon EX 2. EMENZ REALTY w~, rhning Result? . Z ’ Ain . p14 4 Cer rr? Centra! ares | z GAS, AE “$8 MONTH 3 WATER SPRING A”. ; } t in Primm p! } sor et ts EASY TERMS Mr. Home Buyer 3% DISCOUNT \ SRAM DA ; ; = landlord. Come any | : FOR CASH mB $163 ware oe | Mr. Lot Buyer P INE LOT : «see YOU WILL NEVER AGAIN HAVE AN OP- TOWE R GROVE HEIGHTS | ve efter tn’ uit PtP and nel “Avenue, noes one, ost i COME AN COMPARE PORTUNITY TO PURCHASE PROPERTY IN denice priek ete i conten veri: |}| Those lots are not love th maggot ‘ot miniae ened THESE PR NI A CHOICE LOCATION AS LOW AS THIS. === | Sieh Gano av. between Blair) HEMMIE.MARN-SPACKLER RF. CO..| | fa qtr ed fi oftice, Will Dudu yous bungelow oa any of these lov . ICES AND THERE IS NO OTHER VACANT PROPERTY an On RRS ; mes —— —— erbescemmaens«. 3 | , WILL BE CON INCED IN ST. LOUIS TO BE HAD AS CLOSE TO my EN DOCKERY & SON. 1015 Chestnat | __ Southwest = A. JAY KUHS CO. an estnut Sts GRAND AV. AT THE PRICES WE OFFER. Pinkham. pear 7 : ATA : R TO T SUBURB'N PR( Sla(C "tt I | Ht AY | A (CHIR IRR A\ | | SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR SALE SUGURE'N PROP'Y FOR SALE SOW WE Cs IL \ IO RY 1, A\ 92 16W TT ‘“ — n T of 1 7 TT Te : ™! 1° Orn SB) PRAT! & I ted 4 . al ke: is’ iF PY @ j awe ; § 23 Oud is io le Glee Vk WS Oh wt ’ ~ 2 é> bUWY wt’ 15 > 9 Y iets UV We ~3 ¥ ; Tua ) : i > ’ ad *, ; » i : ' , > ' . i pe ; : ' ' 7 ’ z j 2 « : ~~ 4 ,* * a = . _ 6 7 ‘ +7 +e . oé - ; : iw } Hai oor 4 5 , . . bs ‘ - - : 4 . ; , . ‘ 4 J ia 7 . ’ { . ton , ‘ , 7 >- r , . © . rx - . ‘ v4 ’ a GU {>T . ‘ . . .) r . . - = r ) ‘ ._o : A Liisty a i : . ; ee a » les >. ~ . “ . > . | i "ew y . as : am : _ j 3, ' ' j = . ~ se , . anaes _ ri ! Aa . — . ‘ { ‘ ; . . . ‘ , ° : ™ ; . : 7" . a .* . . ' " »* ™ ‘ : . | " building “ ? ms t; all im- on yion a! way rd nin DOW INIT 6 wr 4 sa ‘ ’ ; y : ° . -_ 7 ot bh " " ™ ’ : 7)? , or ey, 7 ’ " ‘ ‘4 ‘re . . ‘ 4 5 ‘ ; ; :} -— . yy - re ' * cy] naar » ; . = — , ; no P ae mn a , nae : ys * ~* . . ri a ree? + . 1s ' - - a — ——n — -- it oars Lee eee ET AO ne ee ‘ . , - . "Y (“2 ° ° 4 4 ‘ be : ' - em | , . , ' ; | ' , ; s > - ; A ; — ~ ws Poet Joetpactch. Pe SUBURB’ J PROP" Y FOR SALE une = PROP Y i SALE | SUBURB’ N PROP" y FOR SALE SUBURS’N PROP’Y FOR SALE me bees 7 2 7 ee KENWOOD SPRINGS ‘ rr . yun ty ~ ruUSsILSs ie t hb. i ood fieors, br ste, S312 AVONDAILSE rd eiectricii) ‘ he ; se e 2 * Pretty pA ; y # & rouTnh ws -— . aa rsh EF ME FIRST———SHF ME FIRST——- _ “EF FIRST——SEE ME FIRS os ios ¥ ‘ a Jol ii > ae ro“ ~Na@turad Dridge ‘aoa "ana aa ae biock wae wN PROS RECO. BIS Chestnut. , : BRICK B t _NGALOW—$100 CASH ; GKOUOM BUNG Law, BARGAIN pa aABOe i ANIPTON PA $1000 Balance $50 Per Month AND INT#BREST RIVE | rs Bast ero Oss | 20125: on north side of Murdock. about | BUNGALW- New et ) Eric 22 N. Grand DULAN R. 00. 7506. Manchenter. (©) | fila’ Wisi ei Loustnoet Co. | EXTRA LARGE ROOMS Se Pte reeery wee SF ores. amy lornafion ltox (+228. P.-D. } rooms and at- aH ON ad cat Nie BAR 7 Overer v Apartments Wanted — Bellefontaine north 9) VALTER JONES R_ FE .. G18 Chestnat “wood flour we | Py. dh ae : | | Baym ee a teu © inzgwCc~e roast ‘d : i)\ a A » ric “PRS : ar ; i. : ; - i ; | H ME : EKER E! : ‘ ; ; wy ATION 1a ATION - "~ ho ‘ at “ Pr F ¥ ee ’ o ‘ f a dabe stxth | PE MY ROTH. 100 N. 8th st nat ~ $1000 CASH = : ee SP Peg any Prva + Alb hot —— Be , ' ‘ALTLEUL SUBURBAN HUME place neh brick. ¥ plendid Base- | «ml Stati |, Brice 21500, easy Lerma, | a flat fer bere. wy 8 : : . : vesidence. W ty acres . er hb Wate , veer ntact De NE W ynrta! bangaiow: % *+ROOM CUTTAGCE i * ' il Fi VATA Ha. is 7. TL ES 2123, i Tt . “es payment Bent v4 ; | "2 ntl mens ee nn mT av fle M | i — tion. lex O-STT, Poat-Dievateh : ee = eck ‘ : . . — » HO ' tuscan oMtl \ ) RD 0 . ) , ee — : __- , | : ~ bungale’ ay Semi | acre: only $1600; $109 119 Kancruft: im Lind , KkOURROOM COTTAGE — lot 5O2 . a . GeoCcw =e. ot 405 (hn kweed av. Pine lawn: tet KING SHIGIHW AY _fellov et for build ~ | | ? “pce . | : and. Mo.. a WS re §. 100x150; mara £806, Cukweeg | Ss 7? oe ink tet. " . 4 ° - . ’ : _ Pe - Bago -_ ; : , * a fy zh | Sherman Pi ark pn fie ee. anes 5) | new . | , —". = ” eeeenen ‘ ty ‘ fr | on hou! BOY SCOUTS. ATTENTION! CR I AGE! 5 C rr P a | re 4 , ; . oe ‘ , . om , : — , ? . | | a | ae: ) ,- gu ) for Pag + =r! ne - Terre a nm - : on a te 10 amines DE Ti Ole Bril piante AV res yt . BUNGA ’ ; : | _— re acres want barra! wher on pret ‘ * site oy, gy Age Limite.” aa” When Rr 21. Post _Pispaten. Lio > R-}1 a te 4 > tev ts a2 . 7 u" 7 . . A" ery C onvenience Ty ier fe “a. i - Ma'r >_ 4 ee - 7 ‘ : ” : — ie e ; ‘ . oad . , i} : my? > AY D InN~THMAD Oo} PAY ind, — BY. NI b ° . 7 brick . _ ~ ‘* i . ’ - . ~ . —_ ' - : “A : , . r ; . P 4 _ > : . poe ’ a , wt - . ; ; . 7 oo : ha 5 t- Aa *T - : : 4 . leonredew : 7 TIEN 7 vente F erst . “rd a ——_> _ - ; : , an ‘ - , er? onws a , ; : - . iowe » ’ teorrm. ss ow aa Pi } >! ‘ e bath aod large rece ora tt ion y Se . ; nol ‘ >! itu p aN n. . a , Ln ms : mr : : 7 “rie, «4 ~ - , ; with pe , . O04 rani‘oid basement and fruit — , ; ’ Mm : , a - ¥ > er rr "4 re = ‘ : , , ‘ 4 —— ‘f . . . rr - ; ; . i r : ° , , c , ‘ . 7. 4 , ° s rt j ri Conve fp lence. te “ . : ‘ ; y . fast _ ” is * oa . : — . 4 " " ‘ , . , _— : Y an 4 store. let ; eed location: state beaut hovees ao4 fine fleck 100 Tet anatem. a’ Wood To Dy . fia : ~ e915 ris Wtd—Par , »i_ , a gpa , evlck anewer state Gre : ne . Montay an ud ratpeage nie, , , ’ fs : re ly yer : o4- Fergus fo ot , wasia. om 4 lere 1 “ WATKINS, 722 — te : : . ' Se POR kt-FOuT IMPROVED 1AVT™ . . ' ne " . ‘ i . rc — , out? an di jon. * ber. dood tal , a? sail | at bede ANENT Wei. _T wots: Se eee BOSD: MADF ALLEY, STREET, SIDFWALKS : _-* rooms weet of Hezmfiiton ; ; ae . SEV EEN Boe. D—HAVI STD ected » 1Y4 reer % : . aie : bs . . oy f i 7 lw ' o = @ CO Wid tingle wtate jl reeeTre - ™ . : _— . 480% , rar’ would coments arher . Showing gud Imopr Kos anal : : « ' ™ 7 . " "Ff - crn Tt * . . “a : | ‘ ’ _ —Le.or bea’ } o " Y ° ; ‘ a - : - ‘ “> ~ > 4 . ‘ . Me Cw I DA AD : ' . " = . = - . . » , f ® - . : > . . - 4 4 J ‘ ; ' wrrTmunary MOOR 1, ANDS DRIVE Bren F a wat eT — } *» You writs week. Log ’ eo. marenre ree tsa : - ' G22 Chestnot. Side eal! Glive 8473. Chive vv 2 aie yey h —— —— TCT. . , . TY ‘ aa hal = e? he, hoe sored oe? " ad 4 7. ‘ oO is ‘ ° { yt, | \ KS ~ T RR KE K | \ At A N j ; j P . r invesin a i, 4 : 7 a er ae 3 ‘roars is | 7" fet went of { arr. 2©on norin &2 ide 1S | “_. . +4 4 : $1°. ww) Se + ¢ if [TAT S ased s vencs with cancelin te yr clause al ae ’ ah _ IN DOCK PRY & SON , : T , ~ : , - . , = TY ’ , ' - ‘ .* _ : wy rut . ‘ ° . ‘ . ‘ 2) . ’ - a ; _- : ; 4 : ; f; . end of ' ras fax i — ee ‘ : r ; 2 4 : P _ j ke ‘ ; . an t sro ter - . ' ‘ " : r% " aA a \ CILDER'S ATTENTION For pareiculary ee nee creatnat | | ron re 7 nerees Carman 1, mort bematife | y ‘ive corner. pear Vinita “BIG LOTS” NATURAL BRIDGE ROAD. : oo ' © , ————— , Marr's oe fine lacated » Flarris place ' aan it ry > , ' Tite ‘e rn. > wee) of ~ 17 io Mae quire ’ : rT) Ff a s ae > 7? ‘ - ” ‘ . o . | . , " ; a> - , " ° : : . ~— ' : ’ ‘ . . 2 . . . , , ‘* . P . . . pwn i? 3... Sutter 2 T1717 rh - . . -~ ' . , , nage’ . i 3 * * | » Tend and Covch av me i = : Se RTS LOOP lagnificent Country Home oT } eA . . ' "' . ' A, ' ‘ J 7777 \ Cee rua ¢ uM McDONALD R Ti AMILTON AND DELM AR Ss 2 | ef | , oes | HOME Sc” euth ; Fan =’ a ote , his ané FA anita? : > onl , , ' rors 1 3 PP petate. is 1015 Chewtr: ry : ——— , hon $5x142. tn 7 : fee nt offs de ont! i. Hammer. |' res, LE A " ATION . ' - Py Jf » NT B ~. \ ‘ : : ‘ a s > ) s . er ’ . a CHOICE VACA. z het moc “wo : , ¥ 14 ACRES—6- KOOM MODERN HOUS Syracuee. north of Delmar 60-% ots , : ‘ GO reer ; ; ‘ ' ‘ tien for partn wer ‘ no rem ates ~ CONTA Y! OR pr aes - ae mete Tw ane teh r Te e-— “9 me : , arts : ane os Wilts tn, your Sorta =" 3 B07 0 Chee KINGSBURY BL. , hoctria ea mt 7 a ee Re By fa county. s : Bergfeld Realty Ce. Post-Digpatod. aaa | | 00x17 good depth: re | KS creve Coeur cn niey | Bn Ge | Bose Post-Dia. ic} . , TRA 610 Chestast st ~» : WNERS : : " 72 ' : »* i‘ i es" " ~ ry a } wri os , , Th. : . ' “' ‘ “ er rre at . crab , ' San . ~ ‘ " : . , ‘ un . 7 : ; ake . i« + as . i ; : 0 foot for quick s ss 90 north side tile 1 ards Mi a; hey ' ) : Elden station - o 7 ’ ° L100 by i bar ' - ’ —* ° an } oft RES AND HOUSE—S . . ' ee , ‘ ‘ Per A \ere and Ip .- % Pea! ter neo ital r ored— , yr ——— - ; we - — atios ot k per ‘ ae _— , ras © | ; _ ra bile . S cd ; aii —_ é. F For Colored— Wanted aaa 7 } Ten. Gila Pace examine at g gem Sa al | : a che, Tate | surface eee prmatien er call to, ont CKINRIDGE PLACES , TY WwW a = ey > 4 . = oe ae a vett ' . Ss Ooms. 8 q "? OTS rr @ VATTEROTT FPEALTTY “— *. tre! Tr + >) .e mts , ~ ; a 7 . ~ - : _. " | ‘ ieee Der D-20e a i me TWO HIGH POINTE m |, feait: bare — . | : ANCE a TT ; —w 4th at 42@x15%: tin coun cakes — ~ ‘ >» W . Penene , > ens $100 CASH, BAL. - ; ie hor for coierec » : wife | ' 8S : > eee San Bonita : -_ ¢ } bie) ' ' TRAY Ss VE, > ree ' , ' , are’ os ‘ eect ring : vs » % . - . .. r . ‘ s - “ — ‘ . a “ fs . : r Fel ‘ he - ' —T . re ‘ ys , pees | » e A $4 P PR YT . . . 6 3 ; Ler . Parkview 13235 r aT - sea ; 4 - SY r4aecon 6 * lof? wu @ eA . om’ ; »> : “ -_ ~ _ : 4 wa? “em ar ee ; od ¥ ra Va t? e. — . . Re . | ad : , . rn : . ee > 1 - > . ha leo) ‘. § ’ . .7 Z " > ‘ " - a . ' : ‘ : - Le % : , - : 4 : [2s —_ ; : ‘+ bee ' as . 7 y or . ‘f ' r . , ; w _ ADGL Y 4 » " ‘rere s ° LY HILLS LOAF ey. *. : : SAIN Wid —in house i ft aa © nest n at : | oS .3o | — BUILD A TEMPORARY HOUSE | | o- ae ritoe . ry nist . ‘ 4 " “aid ‘- The . oe —. vr. ers oN ns °S ou any toggle * — Juiy 1. cua box © me ai he Bee , untry llome ow Road price le right. Por ft arther partion we oF . ; ry % Try. . ‘ : . a. . | ; - wot > S id . pete mad tit Sia, / ‘ . bd. » on : + , , , : * 4 vw : — » . . ls nel Drive ‘ * L tor heme * wilde Se . ‘ line’ . ——— fj mm { ' : . ‘ , . Darr “ry 7 " - . - bert) iA ng if 5; ’ . _ . 7 ‘ - ’ . 7 : “ ry - a) i a! f? ss has t Z Pd se Ya Tt. }i3}T nw ¢ 7 Lorine = , - : , pla : ; ' + ’ : ’ , . R os . * » * ' ° : : - : : | ‘ ’ — rr Two AT re : : : ’ —. " $ , . : i te A : . ‘ioe SOOO ORAP lara. are ws LENTAL YOU SHOR Wie Grand «nd 0 an | ng ae ' rackin hoc ct ‘4 , ; WATRAS \ SB v , = = ¢ st ay *- — Poet : roNneew BR OF TT) B Wit—Hrime! Sebeo) bs an Sf Grand wwe | ~e ’ : pert NG TH a * #. | : omen @ n. § — é, \ —- ° . . . 4 . : * . : - ' 3 , - , ° ' ™ . f ; ; ' M ~ . ZA P ’ J ; r s> ' , 4 aot ——e TN. , og L* " . ae new hehe & aioe am MiG £arace Saal. RUAD > MIL . . DY cs nme , *Sxi2s bad Californt of P’yY FOR SALe “= i +, ROMs eleitiend -TO RAMs | to ; —— 4 o Tewe .. 4 "h atx : . Tenney ) 2 « tnut Km OU. SUBURB’? N PRO > AC —s Ro ss | ~ 7 © i uw yy T TRREY & CO. 623 “ ;. we. Near " & Vic AL... “Oo ee ee al ? » * : A "? ’ AS : j en cers. pear au . 3020¢. > cals AL , Ly > NCP | AS Sine, will divide, Cabany 5 ir geet mare ton wert , . a 2 li nde : wa ald ess é ; _ .

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Sale, E Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, i Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. (gw 1700 REAL ESTATE For er 3 os SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURB'N PROP’Y py FOR SALE SUBURB’ N PROP’Y FOR SALE | SUBURB’ N PROP’ Y FOR SALE : | SUBURB’A 'N PROP’Y FOR SALE | SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE SINCE [585 yeni’ ai Bicletilrari Park Auction a “S ROOM STUCCO BUNGAL ow at r > onl «= GF bed | Le > > iG CROWD BEAUTIFUL Where the best in suburbs nue south of Clayton Road. the home owner, bot Se SYLVAN! The speculator Easy terms of payment Come out, join the big crowd—autoe service | Free attendance gifts. Lunch and Lemonade IR. SCH SO ee TT DATO i WW 64 ok TRON FT PATI IC 1D Se dh dk N/A OW hed Lied ob » n (Ai BB) |i ( “a) Idea! Lo QO) ntry . Ke Diene-Cres A beautiful One of the highest locations in Water, cas and electricity. Come out today and get choice of lots. Lots priced as low as $8.00 per foot. Balance mont Reasonable restrictions. ; : : — ———— —_——- eS ee ee 2 eS ——_- = - s_- = —_—- . OO ee the beautiful FE mile south of Ferguson. ee | pantie Loeated on the east side issant Road, ° YOM RIWGALOW i —_— an You R ( cov NTRY HOME IN. SUNSET TERRACE Located on the Denny Road adjoining Sunset south of Kirkwood ry id ~ - ris Teal " . . ~ _ . ; m . ~ - ni . . > J P iw a sed r . ~ -7 e i.” aa a x — m4 Lr asi = . « “ A + - * ts cS oC > » a - . j “uty ity 4(>-1 : . : > ; > .\et 2 gz a . ~~ @ . . _=_ * , a > _— a oe ~ > - — «, os : ive a. - . " oy * s a > . a ©, 4 os . — “au 7 = g roor Ox: z - - = r ae 8 > itu * > . Z ‘~ s - ~~ > = 5 _ ; *, z s a@.su ~ —e? * . s- yor iz «] ~ ro ~ UA aa 7 ™ _- ear a ~~ a _,. © - : = : > ~_ Las ice : — - rr @ snr es ees is my Ss See . er : _ ss ~»?* 4 ° . _ 7 - Wreeu ~~ - eS - = i NIVEEASITY CITY “= Fae 4 v ; Owner must 5 eautimuil bin new or rear son N ~ Park 3 ©. one of Forsythe west of rennsy 2 t ay or s+ ‘ Fone Oth ars - zg S60 » $75 foat ome 5 xf ere. Da rKaLNS 4 le Ne he hell ¥ TER ! iV? “ sv EVES tiie BL. Souirh side sire weet of bg Tania a See S125 os c us are ? a 7 Ad a. BX i» sa Ti CLMEY ER R Ps UNIVERSITY CITY APARTMENT ates av beaatit farnly fae f 4 reomtig eac! ode" thr put wit? i? ’ rarazes. ts $:70 per Iw ee ? eee ee Ps 4 au miss ~~ ~ * ee. | ’ .JENNINGS-WINTER REAUTY CoO + cundays and ereninss enti 9 Pores +4 a ole BR lion «OO ' wt OTT => a . — waier \ea.. “ 12 wth shower, garasg® . side crmve, thas 7 in boy tm thar - fo gection ‘ Triversity “ty. rs " aid cout by Lewis apd Als experts Tais WwW azTranged me s ‘fered for =a * J = >f ml nx MP SON wkview 14! Se a , oO LLE A Rearti* “-f byunza.ow hard woo! foors, tile baths. bet-water heat. farace sr vy eme year «cc arre ot WAP ST Lf. 4 . J10 Tithe Guaranty oe RESIDENCE - UNIVERSITY CITY 5°" Cwntral av.. ome 5 ock east of Werth This handsomely appoint 4 heuse has h. "OooOrls and pe eptiton hal ‘exce poral! ad ae - oecti peed DF owner, fine £sVunas Sx i352 om @ is tocar oa err? -SCHiN Fa a Lad *.. Pay, -" “ _ - » com > Rea. tors 715 Chestaut st. DESIRABLE WEST END BRICK HOME IN UNIVERSITY CITY ~~ > é ad a — - ” t as Sls." = arranrement comprises ne x — es jin in = - ares . eT = re grav : 4 . = att : ° ‘ 4 he) or - ? trucweoend tnnh 5" ‘ a'r “te : “aS Yan t % _ - Ty — ig Se | Tr ~ — as ~Otl 7 sn (OOD —? & "=. e : _ Lines idvess C ‘arens, 209 F . t Vebster Crovee. M - wrt mers COMER AND pt r THES? “EY Ba! Sows gprs ‘Tt WE STATION ‘ ~ . wr : = a, wr =. \ eS . " ox sal ha ie od ors. | ers : iPS ru rare AA : ae “hes tpt . 1. ca » roeroeveti @ » a wn = ~ a > : — 1 AS we) @eo 4 ot maethy “ ‘ 7 ee nut “ -¥ ei. F : > a r a — oo 4. FAH - . Ww * ror Lm iwoeod : "es y ase. one >. = ; = - . = o + ™ . ~ ast af ig t « J 4 : : 1 LAW. New nell etocce + - —e | : a. = - — "4° =e . Pare 2 fe P ors F | sir ase. " _——— ow ¢*: 2 ALAIW-PLAT Webeter Greves 4 urrr rm deco het-water heat. 415 . ew «4¥ . 7 ‘ “Vi ; ~~ T * car etz “gowery t1 68s 1] wher. TOO 2 rarer BUNGA! v—6-reem ‘ot i00x1¢6. walk and «treet made Si Chestnut. Webster Grovtea. Tinmwehed attic. Saer@weed foes doutice caraze. side grive MrctloO 318 B tack . ae4 wi “ehAlL Sw — Newnert erce’s met -— eee - or re@t refer open 38 115 SUNDAY, — MOE 199q SUBURS’'N PROP’y 5 “Mis _ ’ —_ “al . ATED - ~~ *. ~ + . : Unondg . ‘ a . - OS er $ : cA neo ise vai . og u . s*e " ~ VYroen? i ~ ~ ? r ae o s £004 loose 7 : >.4 : R 1 > = ™ o. ’ . % “7 > -s om Fr are a a* oe : Ki ’ z : bak : > K 2 A a ' _2e * Ls ;¥ \ ‘I a rig? . - +: Sest locatiag 7A/V OU, Linda i y! : —* Si anc Dester on * and iJarge c . =, - c . ne Webster ——~} F Ome, gt¥con. cheag, ‘ ™¢ a ay w eDeler Groves HOUSE rooms. modern; @3F * vy Gus .er . painted > Sone noel, Hai SE—S rooms: 3216 Chests : S&F Trees ot i v2 = s Ih =z TY Newport “a Oon at th t sO lhe beet : RENT am toe — / aiweed sav, . a “O0L ltractive nome - a — ru ace 6 large forest air Be a. D mLSO: newly cecoratt orice 35 A s me 3-3 Ata anta ra mk Ter mie ‘ rors oe Bend acd dapptnatan: 1.01 150 —NEAR Piah “aus oa an “OO Oe $3500 : OLY VRCHARD ripe Larri wooed garage. opel. OtJ A iD tN A oe ROOMS, «UN PAI MW oer easy terms & 5 c® “vyalie thace LD ORCHARD BANE 532 N. SAPPING Webster Bungalow & lots in serth side Bie tween Elim and Alisa ev If you beild at ence £ erry iv ° = + : a. A & LOOMIS, SN TS & TWENTY A St. Lectis Ceontr: cood "er me giles seprinas; esque land, many forest © read two raiwuy mules s § LOOMIS 8 _ EN JU ‘R ROOMS” Ee. NipAl LOW. This pretty © he =r as ornate ‘ n a otic f Necaler 4 en he : * or fard wood Seem anc « mo.fers yt '‘s t*~ oe W. Jackson read. 4 roe itg _ i wets - ay reo SS us to send y ~ SPECIAL 456 E ig berry maids ¢€ quire a: office ons =. _MOE_DOWAY ee ae BIG BEND — rRow $70 OOo Te) 5 OWNER WANTS rMM et Wen —_r eae panel : oe = . Senucitel arge jet, laas109? ry fees, shrubbery. near car line. Pris Ges. stores «hooln a t « fireplaces. gre: let, ro 19 } $5850.00 HM ot- water A REAL 1aT wi acoeet FOG Ww con he imam 217 Ww E “BS TER ce nen ow: 7 the¢reerse and ees rmre -eom ené4 -ba ch. ftchen on 71 wrod ; _. 2 * Teal buy _MTLEY- WILSON Weester @ HOME " Ile root, gud aditica ou fo ee Pe "aan nadbie Wa.owrtett q GROVES CORSER a1 . whe. ~“ iy AY Ee ONE eTroRy 90 : NER rz FRONT ENDID ee i. 2 4 N ARs aR OO NT D Fo

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i al ee eit: melita ee ee he Ct eae ~ was ver, a hod . rb r peas 25, 1934, Bn i. MAY 2) ae 1700 REAL EST S’N PROP’Y For Tr i- ATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and B ungalows, C ottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. Poe T DISPat 7B seuRB'N PROP'’Y FOR SALE SUBURB’ N PR OP’ Y FOR SALE, SUBURB’N PROP’Y FOR SALE BUNGALOWS ~~ GOTTAets BUNGALOWs AND COTTA ow age.co Sa Webster Groves ;. « iw—). = ~ ie . J Webster Groves Webster i= . Rien GES BU So == —— : = : _ "am Cs sama” FoI NGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES For Sale For Sais For Sal le For Saie ft, ee : ae : \ ‘D : “3 ws :: & Nag ‘ WE BS] EI mn PARK LOT : worth ' Nortn | | Sou | ene Hompart ay n north, ““\4 . The Seen WAC ANT COTT AGE—$35 DOWN rT A a , a | ~ a\\ COTTAGE—3 rooms. ball 1 om ad _ MAGNIFY “NT HOM €=6hCh | BUNGALOWS—% and 6 rooms, bath, Bande oe — . _ a - o/ — : - : ry 7 | ie ” f | ier: beet pal price for quick mite tes SORRTS: Very iow | T : rrAGh— = J : _ + ht 2. yr i ' . >. ** we > i : be bt br i ial p oa? s ~~ f rz rie har ‘ ‘ a - os p v . : : | A a _ ‘ ra vane. arge irs ne bal D eiectr , ; ’ Ao | ak *at © HiJ arze e bask fle a hs , Water — lm a rr => ~ Spring 4? By >\. —e — , . . : ‘ : Dee th « S35) ”) PeMeGiatle POKk eae n sii! parior hurdwood fi: nh ¢ ~ “ ; 2 . m omen wehnei ~ : , in : - Wel'ston " l ‘ , a0’ ay \ : . iWv> 1¢ ° \ ™ COUT" > >i Ps . - , 7 oe tile fry . oreh - 8 rant ad ~“ - ~_—e A LAW " 44) fs “eK , nodern 4 roam , ” . : A 4 " \ r ” " ive ’ . ad ’ ” : 4 ; : : - . Fy ar “Oia A . ; eihii- N Marke? at = : ~ ; - » UME 14s ' . “ ' Ain : tm) , ao : Mi ARNGAIN 34 = Ix ~ ri R Da t ‘ ‘ ’ . —_ oC geen of ADDTe@clated. own ~ . : ry , ~— on 3 . "Se ote New, 4 rooms s and inace, electrie’ pga AV E You R R Ke NT MONEY BDW yey cient ric. furnace, or will shew yon thramae” mis i bRINKOD. 619 Chestnut, r on: es beareaie. * fas, « . ‘ er, Bi $4 remit S000: terms evay 7 new t 2831 N Grand. 839] N Rroadwa HARTWIG -DISChINGER 3082 N. Grand | BUNGALOW—3205 Hariford. 6 rooma . VWwher o° . , . _v: - A os ii ( , We ¢ on - ns mUunga 7 = $336 PRA? . 7 - fivderh iirY & EW Eke 43 Ww roe ~t it} n a neal . ve . : and ‘ " > ie : ‘ er i, refer nm ’ ~ 4 ‘ rare . ’ -. ry neg ty 20 + { : r “ ' . — fram jas — oy » rooms Sstrictiy st? 0 Ow ec 2°@¢¢d and rales : SOx172 Modern br . ~liif=a.co® of > Rs ee — oD ae: | » with {,A " ‘ - ; > : - >. en ’ ' : aa rriwoo f ~~. ‘ nest plumbine F a . , “ .* =, ; rs ites ee heat bows h garage. ” se yl uD i ae. | ‘wi “ Oe it (> nm + @! the : | , new U5i5 this { alee BELES, TLS Vi a ~sares. furnacs vel reasonable terms. l.. KOHNER. 25 (neetnu: av mms, owner wii show you thre ugh Ga sun and sep ne mrohes, modem, , n 153 « mo : Divs Mot ; ir T . tA mS pon COTT a = : _ ~ , JF F DICKMANN BF (% ; «*be . PECRHIAN [lin and "a aad * r ’ . : » VW ‘\ . ,'* ‘ ’ ‘ de ‘i? ' 7 } ~ “T . =i4 ™ ‘ a ; yttibus err Dr - ; an’ “ e ° . . o% 2 epeseas s : Jia Or. aw As . c > iret » sis . OW) -re m bre —_— —- ; . ~ 1 ‘ ' Age I nion pri > ——o : es: a ' . , 7 a S Le Mit oa ae 4 oy BL NG Al 4)\\ nti ; a Ss inwres r : ir > Dlocks , cures if pen > bath, { woe “tric; garage ; AN ment roor * , —e New bungalow: 4 roan Da . elewtric, Kas, Water and rage / — » > a Lhe Y cs - P ; v ars , . #i¢ gas ean for a) Pal grar ms ; bread 4g, ©, : : won] 97 Ww “+ ;* hod I% j ie me fr a2aStoti : ‘ ~ : \ bie Nj Ie f3 AR r 1 AIN a ¢ (im Oe CMe e] 4U.4 A od basen furfhiace é ect rhe gas et reat el ee irqgQusyre mim. Leeds ns “ten a f- Duyy cy , doomed S=$ Chestnut 416+ “A / cur ‘ su ts — ind waike Tlade. small cash payment and | L! NUALAIW SVRS eval pt & rooma, ° > : ; | | , ft ed _— ; ry \ re . , ” : ‘ : ; - = ' x y wo ., ** " 9 . : ; " ays : Weis . : ») ~ i We . 4 \ ’ “Tage: 4 . Of x av ‘ : . 4 4 = ’ ; m >.$ _m) 4 Ng A : a: ; : m1 f ar © ry | ; ‘ " S ) . 2. a - = . - — . - a ~ f r a Sal ction > pee at? - ee aes. | ui. Tiwi raraaga, 34: Hnwrght “Bide . > Der pnt oe oR | My Jer rar pr ‘ . a yr M EY Bake Florissant and I'nion DOERR Ld NGER R > Jefierson & Gravels ‘ ‘ i? _ . ’ 2 = ‘ LS : or " ‘to oer — a . = 4 ~~ - e ler) ; vs ; . - = a s { 7 . ben. } , 40 . i . Chestnut Mai: LAT Ls RUST (i ky> Wa Nw ES avs (oo tax TAS) bb Nei ALAIW = _ om oo to Wsiur : An . ‘ i ‘ - , 7 - 1] 4 - tS r a P Marah » Yrooms, heat? 4918 Claxton 4 arKke rooms: hh m hard “+ seta, wealheretripe: garage. JOM : ~ ec. ‘ - ‘ " 17 a\ ‘ Poor: > 4 . , RT , N ‘ - @'« “ : ati : ,OrTns hw tC? ar’ ie? cre ow qe . sity A » ah saeemeat tne 2 2 $00) rt NGAITAFW 4 rooms bath clectrie. ad > tf > i)? 4 , r\ Pie i? 4 ' arte \ ~~, : . P 4 ye ” — effing - a ‘Tie > . y Des. Sunde HARRY 51 , Kj21 N. Broadway - i. Sarnee, lng i. AY LOR AV. . Lerme 10 ty side 10gt SO feet. Frese Rae . = - ; s ~ 's Tw f° iT A ' ol oe : ; > pty . - 45 are lea “a / 4 4 . © A . . pa . e. ba r ms = pDlLION roo mM. tile hath “ “ siz ¥ > ty erye eo H-rooim frame. On. i‘) wane wi pa Florissant and | nion . momenta : - Ce +1400. ¢ J HOUSE a°20e8 7 ome tink eg oem = J Om ovrick Don - Sis roushls mo n.: screened ' nh. Rae s C soo avs ‘oman JAOO be Vt ALAIN Sixx N eoaho ; A ron ra, A} — - ton me . A . é, I ¥ “ - wa ' ‘ ‘ > - Ty _ “ “2 ot Ke - ; F i? F Mv \ a -ATT y ] »200 TERRY ‘\ 4 u *% : a \E » ‘ , : er Over ‘ . - : - a> asd ‘ Pau : ‘. r™ 4 ao ;* . . , “Dit ’ ' . . " ; ry ’ ov 4 : | eral e : the) . “Dretrge , nuda + 4 ‘ ‘ mt 5. Grand ni? ’ Hroad way mut. « 5419 Weila OO. 618 Chest. wor j ” 4 room par wy Srick and frame bunga > aun iry . 4? ] ae oe 2. . Owner “will show you threugh ive ' arc waxed ’ weal tile ’ " rh los bux : tle (oar Ri : ‘ . ; ’ yf | AY “Aa - rad 3 a1 de)! ; . — * ° ; a \\ a ’ his RESAIJTY ‘yy “a : i eh -@ rr 1b. _— 7) oOwibDe;r. \ cLor JilivaM. (¢) . . - 3 SS . "= r | 6 =é > ; ‘ : . , ‘ j +i {( ELLER " »*) qq“ > . if room > ry r, " 7 1 ~\s _ ; / ye, ‘. D os Ae . " * _ an p ~ — ~ eat location in Wer On Big Be nd Ad. and | selmi wa Av. —W Har Hanley and , | wat oe ~ heat | nace. garage: dandy eg ore. bath. fur- | ——— ene S21 N. Broadway | BUNGALOW —$5260 | BUNGALOW A447 Fatt: moders 7 Seen " : nae] 235 eb : c e ster 2 M 5 oe . ~ . ive ferry? mir andy ck poren Across en- ‘ Att aad : >] Erne Sor new. nr? . % bebes se (_ji@s LOU “m,*., ~ TOW ied, recep? on $ ved ruwing - bait water heat, . : F: ” - = aJ. ; New type Tray os ' ' : Vv ; ; rv yric oO Kaden av.: | ORAS GUND weer ” wieeken BOE see Ppt A, Ss furnace, street and >on Vat? furnace, electri Karage or | Dardwood ficora, colonnade worth $12,- : ao . ture ey ab wo - yes = Cer are being bu “ a miena — bhinie yh oe NS, - ron +4 se arcweed * S. furnace. A " RE ant and Alice.; Sitley n ade: Drice right sUXI2S. sireet made; owner will shew. OU, auick sale pri SH69> casy terma, + , ‘AP Des « large, Geep tots Ty irst this rigina dist . . evuster, oF , : .curhace x] 7 vv « ' Adi I , ‘ (OTT ‘i. © | P4HOVDTMAN & STH ATMAN R FEF CO o“Asy lermes BIT Nes Al , 4 ©. . ; . AISLINCtiVeE ter ' ‘5 aoe as , . 4 c y () ‘ P ; as. 4 : tot rALAIW 404.5 tiumephrey 1 rooma Oa Ly ° 33 Lavis is mips a « ver the . p : " , ] it ex cwe ings a : . . } . fe vay 4 AL | l Af i KE Hie Ni Ie “Aan” x, for a dw y r ¥ CNS JENNINGS “ INTERS R EAL’ ry M 4 ws j han : ‘ o oe Ps acre ' : ,* rete we i? \‘ + » ¥ 47 iw) 1} ; ' : T> © een “ . a a e . ars “ ‘iwisay Hmeecery @.i.facaiy aod cheap at — ALM ie) tami! !ies in thi« ¥; ; Ve " a © So} »f) Oo rt” oT AG ’ $041 Lea? at -— ; frame ' ; J Upen Sundays an d evenings intal pe asked : ; — . ta mi ‘ , : 4 / roor ry ‘ . ) UO ii I 7 : . ins ees "Oo 1 amg § }rgom, commoci \s De room and kitcher the firet wal (0g fireplac D iS. ¢ | lit bar-i| i excellent oot, With gas. electric, ete hardwood flor ot-wa ta 7. & Forest 4310. 2322 N. Union.| D. CAKRUTHER@, Agent rr - oo 7 ‘ . + : . - ' : : : ~ ‘ ° A a : ° t ‘ " . -_ . rw "Lier? Set & . cs 9? > " ¢ - . yy . - acai 4 . ’ = 4 P " . ‘ . " Oust » MOOK school; newt have Duplex aw: g~ OccUupar 30 dave Deo We noy ) garage | >: te : Wy La lon av... S-roon 7 — wo Et ro ~~ fe car Marcus: beauuful o Sie SCTURES Seno Dare: _ 7 gies can be purchased on easy terme {fering us aled © - Asadena i y , , Ore rick. be na ieciric, gara: san rAl, OW CUTMIA é% rooma bf} electr OONs, Val, Giectrik furnace. garage in easy terms see owner FA ee ‘un ‘ — ye a , sets Vat Spe t : 4° 4 ' re na SA r ‘ , ‘as ter ~- op ie ieee ’4 Se@Tie nt arge iot (liver 87 ii ws A / % * Dewtyvre “v.: & st ment opportunity t 4 ; “ ; M QUiCK Duvyers , wiative and { est RRON ‘ ’ } ote wg » . * sew +h : 4 PAIRGROTIA LD) PARE t a ” re ~ue ACS Os use J fruit 4 \ ; M, PAG By OR oO "Faa (Ch etrut. | “ nme vty USVe arsena. 6 ° = 1UU KOO . Invemiigate thos tous save we ni I : ae , : wi lIxx W k o> - Jes Derr es x14 —“ . : lardweod fiours tile bathe / bs : ~~ ; ' »¢ Bas ‘ P ; —— . ~ 0 } t) > P “ty (iw nae - — . : . ie br ¢ UU: eur . Write or phone for particular 'S Foad to Pasadena, Websie: NEW BRICK BUNGALOW—$750 DOWN TT AG 1538 Genevieve a 6 rooms, | Teception hall, colonnade entrange ns mite: Jeon Wawa ~619 Janet av > ,_ wt POR SALE WANTED berms ithe ren es New ~~ Al RED 5 AKER >r : > - P. Ds , rete ce lar roo two-car brick rarag i one ae ~ ee 1042 Garth av.. new 4-room stucco bun- | MOsr! eS Fe - hth wf fed - > ay... —_ . ‘ 4 ’ 4 . * ™ . " . , ~ , . , : : > ate a > . ~ D sna . ‘ ,? at xi * cy yr! co . “ . ion : . , . c£a.ow wit? r e 4 _ 3 2407 oe OI a ~ ove _t Dé: 3 oor is = a 4 atti Forest O20 : It! “WI ALOW— tO Deijor: | new ’ §. room S §6hT he be ome in Wetaran ae S02 Chestnut st DANDY WELLSTON FLAT, $1500 a eer TREY. 1 + — for small down pn vr —_— 2 oo : o KOUMS AND KATH eo. $4000. $500 cashh $30 monthly: m ' A2t) — -— - —_ iive 54°4 . aS ’ Af wed ns PAsy : . 1 (hes@n ut ' : > ~~ Oo DAVInen rO""4 Beacon 7 reomes. bath newly de immediate possession, lt #42744; naar oe! : ~~ 7 Cae — Po a Men 2 corrre CU : 5 mn ay >-r ( oOtta re—}f h m. B rick onat S ‘one ALTY CD oraied, 0. JUZLSU: slreet and walks made BChOO\s _— . . 2 ss ‘ .> 7 rr -~ - ‘ ‘ ~ m4 ~. \ — .. “sPfand 8.3 7 \ roadway Lerma T° ' a — ae k wand a ~— T y . . p4 . , . ‘ iaVe hone ~ ‘ — _ . : ' — Lil Aliaew Votern oO roerw wilt : | ‘ ah . B av : wea | } y { | ‘na nr : rent Inspect today Owner gf Large lot totlet and bath two-machine x 4 TAGE OVUN Cartlield av room PO ns MF YER. Flerissant and ! nion closed sleeping rao Si 4 oe Ps a - : : an. —— 35000. . Ww ANT TO l. IVE OO] Nn i \ -esidenc enn . - ~y 4c Gi - lones writ? a’ “ . it _ 4 e ectr r '@) move w” s'en ro -" k Lif r ath Clectr hal wate neat. pen ncaye ‘oo fax ~ Merl gotwoe n W ilow x and ijioheiLerwver Sunday : — © : = irees, f . *¢ at nr TurtT ‘ u , — , . } 1. or 1] ; +> o > arg eS al y 8. a; , = f+ ra ee ’ UW $5000 ” 4 ee | : a. es tra! . train : ruit, . 4 a 123 " . o _ - *- i . oy e “i — - i + N ‘ . s + 4 _ i miay 4°50 Cla. a = ei. >) eas! T. KITS REALTY mw 5716 — ‘KA c ee ~ ; ) ——— ’ . a9 > one LIV E IN \W iD RBS q ER ~* WEBS Tr DAR AVENI KE : : ; : ; he a mS AT, Lie, . 4 a’ AY O- room R . - é i’ f > On 1 ’ (jrand RAF a ; ~ ase ay have imum rome ” on i oy ge ry Iii Na) 41 Law brick. 45 rounne spa - = s ; 2 ~ cK ‘ } . “ ’ : ‘ _ hr, ‘4 forn: elect ric ow: = ° — J ‘ . rOAL , : } Litimne ' SNOCNM ON Oo Vii. rae hot. weal bem 6 vv rowiaence . av. W ode‘er Geme out to Wedster and s« e trees This &-r oftal VES , ' = Must : ref fe 7 —_ un ‘alow W ort th Buying “UTP AGGE-—5451 Beaco: $ rooms and! “rms et reet Sea WM RGDIE K a 2el oT 6 - _ ob , J . me hie ‘ -_ “ . - : ~ - ate a - : ‘ c ; on ont s ‘ . . > * ’ sca i . - > ” s . oe. ft ayv.: al Cece fiower gare #nA, Py os we, a met et e tha iS nu ~ at ry a tiene & . ; : ’ i . > ’ Si, Al ° : i) c 4 ; H LW , . ‘aA {TY cry, e 4° 293 } ‘~ ire are avy in e ap at be i r 1 ; : DA Se Ine? mirage gra on j vi ee JE ~NINGS Ww INYJ ER tBAl, TY ‘ 2) s je and on a\ mas). ali uDprovementa, ~ tramaStase Dy get shady tawns. You wi! enjoy the our- modern house. well locas pt: 2» thorough ) O04 Te “en fur 2831 N Grand 8321 N. Broe@way aon Francisco and Turner ave). near Fair. (786i made: 144 blocks Bellefontaine car:| OUPen Sundays and evenings until 9 STTNGAT 7 . mm, sot Xie: Hnewiy Tn! od and ef-doors. Hours and hours [. Wholesome Teeasonat Thers “ » > "eae ea Ve nace bal! PiECTI) rr ' to S4°50 . , . groumi Park » roor £tin roor and tita ied ial, Lerma owner WF “how r v st $510) Zane N Union b tear > aes Ae i407 Wallace bargain Tt SG: orice $1) 250 Ook at th semeation and pleasure are in store for. With onen firep ce ana woe” ng room, H HEHE] ne , fe. near Grand | Bathroom: 13-in. walls. hardw. "Wienes HAS HH BU®WS Colfax 18A5W_ (ey 6015 THEAK new pday: 2 rooms. tile bath. fermaes: ‘ ~ T a A rr aie are ~ to- Go den Ga) snnA ; : -? my grr ‘ . 7 4 ; . > rs " s gre . 4 ane ** weeau _ - — . . ’ r . ett fort ss hrf rm 'T te Dreiocls ma oat “s a cors = Ty . ° . . , ‘ F's fay ’ ~ aK LA bew Vaver 40 f mat " open today. te “ vr. 7ue wt you. ‘ — os ~e hee . 2 a s Wo =o S . > Ng a es nite, ing kit ” “ rwo IN ONF BARG 4IN . iy . ' , } . — 7 rod n erani? - -, 7 = » . - . fille mote Cee D oe SASS Ee 1644 oat ery pl.. Bd b Pa oon! r — bath electric. gas. garage. 7 Kv le =. e@\ #fie 44 | tab ‘e> ' '™M Ser av. “wen? the F | the a . = ; a et v OS . rT . Res me . ; oor ha 3 arze bec F4°AQ Myr os 7 4 - ’ le 0 Pen ey Birt : epi mHeciuor ‘AKes tr fixture Rs " ~ ar Bace, gas and ele 2 si orien - Ar Ks rooms - e aren Pe 4 a. from schools; or +f / BUNGALAOW 4340 Wileor be te | i , — tile roof . ad ne Fere are a 4 live! Ss t hve ; : nm " nr j tos wEth fiens . , aoe nm an ew a - Sa a« hb . ne « 0 Bor 0.401 ures shaces ete elecant corner aon ye floor: bar) ba rrain $5000 owner | KOFRT 2905 N Union. Forest 9 ‘ — o- reom a urT ae ~~ Wwuwler 7 roaTha, witb the quiet res fulness of né@ ec imtr es uUvors . nz to a’ ” - ; + ter = cyt? . sme , ~ a : : ID : — > , he . ant erms pen today Will show + wi Vw = noedern fur vrive and terms see * | | ee . KAA eieetric, , too. is @ morn Kt ’ . dl °3 Tw. finished + al a ‘ ) 10x mT ers Te hy # ; ; ; AR ’ a rom ° ¢t. 5 * Sunday tii 4 on , ARWIa = te found ir no other euburt Louis af cCloseis, screens , coker amie ‘ : | ay ms. sar -_ | ) ety at BUN ey = =a y ti Pp. m=. J : aA y: O68 . . av ings , H ‘ : a ‘ . ; tJ : = > ' ‘ ;AlLsIW -4 ;4 4 «) ¢ ec rt- ; /UTNnaALCe Will Sei for $36 OQ. See hi) — . 7 i - > = * . = ™ a . - a gh mee 4 , . : bits «i 4 ; ‘ \ : ry >t ~ if a » ; Ou wv ’ : s i? : | | to- BL ik al ws *” . There are : wv e\e ; ‘ iLio i ee riures re interior ja fir v lars 4 , ‘ em . - , . 7 HTTS \W ( yN DE R er Mom b rack fy nace electric tile bat h. day ea 4 «a, 1OCated south in ftiret- . a , ; cc) L Sarac iD ag sip’ JOS. F DICKMANN R_LE CO. 623 Chestnut Class, condit for information sail _~ : Vorhof Ww M. “M Hicldss 10S N. Sth, 6 acho system ranking *> rd : . P a Ge. ithe : : P ; ee + ‘th " ow 4 i oa | ’ rv A ‘at t a’ a7 : WoO d tl ore n | ; 7 : = . * = . _ . pt . . hi ‘ ' ? _ 4 t” " , } [>' , ’ “ , . " * ,* : ~be : ' ' ' 4 ry) « 4 4 — i 7 . _* , . _ R [- NG AL, OW. ON r = ’ > a Kl His REAL y ‘y> . 54 pe? > at ‘LID V Olive 4454 ° J ‘> - wi] \ j " i“? | A, firs ‘ - 25, A e ‘ ») aewh f aOw a ~5212 2. story 4-roem and bath frame BUNGALUW-——Moedern. 5 rooms and re '* as ecre - ; , ; nd roed ~ exe! en rer - , - ele er? i Waiter electric. . 7 a oe “ « ) 19 Q , : ~ me am userDe L- : , ner _ , . . . ’ " , " . ™ ~ k« anc fruit. or fer " +> , ; _ nm a be ‘ vce ns ruc . ; Lj eS MAN , f ’ . ’ ~ me trv : #71 bx td be bealthier and é wr in tbese ; arm 1 good nditior ms ’ : Q $471 Sa ; in ak : ~ & val LAL. binox 0-31] AY wh. eo mTre mrt ay — ‘ _, + crarace a? ai Ae : ;, ~ “te = 4 . + ‘, SS +. > ‘ 7 , _ ‘ — . 2? - a TV r T , a Cart] Aish) 0247; igliilrnore ay Sy room cotta _ & is Ssorne fin isting toucbes. easy ; " * . aril || anaes OF 6: a, ay al in abur =~ : oom brick © bath, furnace heat metal weath brick, kitchenette and breakfast roam: | terms $3200 Pm pe hall; tiie bath, tile and brick pm , : 4 ors an ; ‘ ' tc? r 4 ’ ’ ad , a , er S'Iips ~ shoe : ore h yr tae j ; ' ar —. "*oanpouie hart —_ ‘ “ ’ +? i ] - 7 2 : ‘ yy ; moO . —-¢ ; ot? A r X ay r a + : - — ea OF would you ory a i side Lar with chiles: particularly rt 4im- BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES : as i | _- ae nn te teak’ seemeerataed arrive: a ist | an LOW Ls a 4 J ALS ee ' 2243 ABNER “PL. >; * , tate re ay For Sale | tionally well | ~y _ ION Mw REST ~S3l N. Grand S321 N. broadway, Brick residence of 5 rooms reception | i ne 4 sage: +" sap eel — ! ‘ > : ' ‘ 7 7 ao . . Ae} 7 a tORES Cy rT A(; ) } ‘3 ~Searre Pe oo . ‘ . | hal thie > ae : | a: . sr Nace, ciectric . | bs : rr + On slime . bath furnace, first-class cond!-. LOMB! UHMvGEHE AGENCY. 331 and $100, and Maplewood. Beg ow enourt for sol Ke! ; on .-] ° u or 0 OFT Loree be Nala . — : anc ated) € oee' " * xecdo t mit Yeas. "* Whatever y i? » « ’ re ; r " rhe rar “Pp \riati Qn t; wd he | ~~ — . + 3 c . r " , } m “7! . ‘7 5 P| - : ‘>i 7 - . ” a : ; " itis ‘ . Ve y be , - . .- : . I3 CG ‘ I » 4 - ayer - , : 7 " bp ’ . ” ¥ te ve ‘ — ‘ o r ple , wee , ' ~ , _ ai : ex ert iy loca ed all Y er” large and varie ; «i ' u are cure 9 Mwy’ ee = > iou ° is o ip! ' by owner . ‘ . “ u ate * % Maving Iw ’ . _ aT" _ sad —. 1 > rn - w na st PAr LOT. iia a tf eatirk. fis. ‘ nm, owne! Wii. show you hrough will hii ersice An tia Mer Kopuont\y located: all | tmrore Seiten bens that suite yoo Asrense Gite | 224 may be inepested at aes - | : EDW. 1. “Liye EeaiTy CO ga31°s | NEAR FAIRGROUND~ PARK | Det, Seat, mrictiy modern; sarage ‘for 2 | mil on terms. See this today. es ame si _ . : S*BALD & show +s «?) ve | : (fos a ns : c ath tei Geeta : : “ an . . | Cars! price $3600 JOS. F_ DICKMANN R ECO, 6723 Che / BUNGALOW birest-class: stuc ts to I iA athe 0 6 “heest nut ° roome a *. Grand Grand 157 eni ; $599.00 mosern; et 2002 | HOS! " 4039 Penrose. 5-room frarr PUENE! “ : | ' : —~-m ™ ss . Os bee LI) | commy " van zat + } th vet ars and I oF" . . — = " ben tt cee ane . ‘ r? " e ext rt MER bt. , ( a OF Ti) e Cluar ride KINGSHIGHW ay BU NC ALOW - and bath Lew . modern ; not hutlt by Beautify SO8150. tm nce oration i effigent and we have fe = for han 407 Norrom ay he , “aa arnoo . _— 2 » at fur ED I. ne R4eiw) th dg y cocorated, owner aek. | COTT AGE—. 5435 Lee av.. 4 re toflet. | 53° Kingshighway: & + AeA agemis. 6420 Hates, % biock Cherokes ~ La . bear Avery ho bere! ¢ ing carefuliv and OUP SeOUAY every Cc Fa cow le Pa . ra - - ¢ oom ben- 7; AR A ("a - 7 ‘ Ty «cy Fer; TON - 3 I ALS ' 4 S35) ‘\ (;rTand wa = TH ATE : = ma ~ TY a.” + offer i Da@ih ar i ‘e | las 4° ~ 61 “Re ac ae roorma, and + thet a porch otk’ * a Bn od | line. atin Lroeeas res . Cc . are i ; oors a : ty ‘ ty io ¥ ‘ , Py Pattisi ) , ‘ : " - c , . : : x : © ee = oe te : +~ ~ S. . ; +} ee owner, ail of your transa tion. $55 per mont} mAs “495M 2 -GALOW = —— haréwoee | :; ami Warne tages tOl.et, bath nd cellar S218 Genevieve foors, beautiful electric fixtures metal | BI NGALOW—4108 Comecti ut; § rooma, - — ‘ ba] Fo} 2") 4 -~ ‘ .? - * a ¢ " . . . “a, AN > reenrnis Drie k ™ - . : . TTS . ey ang patna we oOo ver + si} pUlLT-In eatlures loubie 4 . ‘ Fi mrt furnac . Mi > mms) ' > Tooms. toi 4958 weatherstrips, bullt feat : re enclosed sleeping f h, ‘* slate lov : : - - : _. Wh e nf the ~ ble ’ n?¢ Ww etre * ws ™ ’ . . Wate! Ca al ’ > > " 7Oo99 wT . ’ "3 ’ ’ ms ry rn Webster Groves Berth . vebster Groves 4° ROOM NEW hi’ ee t: deen eee mace. electric. garage. 2 cars 2933 ST. LOUIS AV. av. 9 rvemps, voilet and basement. In-|fage: absolutely modern in every respect, | Tot: ali modern conveniences; 2car Providenos ay 100 teet east of @nd our beau omes. Thay We sugtest . . 4 BUN 1AL. (ow b ,. ‘ need gmmienins had Dr and terms Pwe.famfi mts | Guire at 5305 Thekia av A. Tawiowitz | brice and terms right See | faxe; & real home. (all Grand 7 at my _¥ sewer. walter. Gas, — mM gp-to-the-min ut: / c Unctaliow at Moder "> evarw - . " . on y 4 ee ; haT' A "HS REALTY CO = vd r y ‘ATES light rooms err WITT AGE—Bric 109 OF in cal OHMBEY bE “orlasant and Unien |; owner 1. bw or east of :. »chapter °} Kaerruts piace”? ' am ee —_ ht . y fey y 4 a? Pert ‘> uy Pon + ~ - ’ *¥.« YiA ’ TY ‘ , , 4 9 - ~ - an —_-s ? | hn, ot Oe lh T'vunTes eeparat . ate } “a | . rT Tns faci. 4.0. Giec~ OC eee... - a —— . — ‘ oom oe r . . . . EN r - ARVIS. b rer bi uP nw 9 " = , . . . . ’ nd. f r ; ‘1T)s era? ce rss ‘ = ‘ ~n « : a , . redan A P . . . > ; ’ ’ %.° anes te k ine I ants ‘er rarasc 2 ep) “elle poe — ' tric furnas e lot 502163. rent $73; bar.- 3.500 ( AMI | bungalow, ready te luvveé in, for price , “ i. ae an Tage ir , sen er. ana ar py Me me. ike A . KO har ae! } rie t ble * gx ort? bath na Paw if 3s. furnace ee For caré@ of adn he : Bee ee Gain terms | f Cot 4610 Sacramento: five-raom ang terms see N- *} . . . : c ” - ~~ ba : = : af Ps 4 er ‘ ii« - : - ow ; ‘ 2 w ) j - ©)’ 7 . 7 rT) . : rr) . y im. y one : : . “ . - - i , rare _ e on ay ; E. r b i j i - cw . bt Tt? .ANTA 6 +I TOO TRA, bath. tnetive de aie 18S Jefferson road. ob 7 \j () | . rl Af. . : : ef Mf ausieod. ba | mor ‘ . -—- ; nei rw ; —— vs _ om A & CHAS ._ BLOCK. ee I At i. J J \RZEM SKY Realtor. . an be used for 1 or 2 farnilies: j Or = dail TI KR F 44% a. w0-3 hy Noe car A T . B a place > ’ >. “ ha ot a SiLi N. Broad Malin 47H 710 Wainwrienht Pidg vier 429 1502 St. levis av. (c5&3xn) | Make a nice home; baiance monthly ON Gaily ¢ / p. m.; Sund lay till ‘p= y ya . meee : = . : pos. an ko ' . [ woy aun - a . ‘a nm ’ / j . ~ . . ry oA Tas rye tn Ss N : ’ 1A Pigg. é We have an &-room a Tad; , — ’ ——— _ COTTAGE =a Neth BMarices é a TOENISKOE 4% a ae TY CO... i BU NGALUW—4 rooms ro sleeping pereh, * r ‘ ‘ : — : - . . i a r , rons Ath. iur } — a ’ ag ~~. . ‘ 4a* oon ee , ; . - - 74 s% > o «i ‘ a oo > } ’ — DENT Mocern S-room. 23 batts, Blackmer place bv the way is a «vu - — sleeping peor and two t hathes Sed im Sal: Waren Te o A. 42a room cottage, ga Northwest | rick. bath, electric; owner on prem “Sune wre = —. K ] » & REITH ER WEST ST LOUIS TRITST Co. BU NCALOW —Mat!' brick 5 roema. bath. Also ‘ mu 2 6- 28 beg 4 rooms. bath. electric. | 819: JOS, F. Dic KMANN he zg. CO. i ee * (o9) end Foc k Yq i] aout ’ oWon >) ar, JU nh bes Oca’ r i’ W ah 4 rormN Ore 4) SOW : , . 57 t & - : = ~ le mand ti- - . , nin , = ” ~ came EN Mor er @ or archangce: 4. finest ’ © > T »* 7 yy? o's i i J va 1 @& >" F ’ ,_= >? +. f $ ; wr a a o aK 38s . Rirri¢ K { OTT 1(,-—FI rN ACY RATT LA SUALA iW = Ne _ 4 re mh fra ine il overt i € oct in e! te j & % “ lf me r 4 eo _K pie} r 2905 N. Linton. Forest 629 | BU NGALAIWH 737 77349 ( pak 11.0. five cry hom. lot , io ft fron: Groves Ope a ae \ Eu 4 te ° ms ° = ec) ar KOKTE REAL Y 4 XN iD iA IAN cH . | Bt NGALOW BARGAIN. Pooru 8, ti ” bath. furpane. raraeca, low . : = a . of pf | , pee ° : . wv roomae,. ba rr , ci ME : rs . _ - —— ‘ Olive ] {7 ; th «ft ‘on? g . -* en gm ; beaut? n tress bid ’ . er lat? . -— ——— 2 mn eae 4 54% a i. rv , . ‘ pantor ce nT = J 1 i malar ‘ Be Tern? acs L> vis Aj AD 4) ; VN : . ~% : : ae > - A. Central 5063 4846 w ab ada, 5 roonis. steam heat. Dr iced ; very casy terms, nak -'eamae shrubs bes a a f your ideal of a home is a Cvlonia! ye nd istol roads ive 44xx Koss B rooms: bath: furnace. | {2'2: $395 Fairground Park. 7 + ossuth; bear | COTTAGE—4732 Genevieve 3-room.| Sleeping parch hardwood floors. tile bath, | Ban | ao = be an¢ 3. HAM ; - > e —— . " we . tm was @ “ v’ >« nd , J . ae s rvuv rns Vana suri ce ‘s > «= “ - a P — — oe - ‘ * @.4 & / a ai 4 reo ms. irnace ‘ eee ; oe ‘ . - } +> = ° j ~ (orw rel Ome - a ' =. are and trains a — ” — om ’ . ' t 1901 N Reh bat} + “ » $406 sTAIMe, ele Cc. Kas. toilet reom for bath metal weather st $87 54 ren “pr : - Vehbeter Gme 3 : i,ore ay * rTroomne Lit hoME rY-WTYLSUN R } “ ‘y + = . — caracge i pasate - ; ‘ Q ea ie . ' " . . : . = or 39 Jetle- — wea o> + a Weheter YS “ Ww s a 4° & ifxzinegeton, new 4 roornsa, ba th. IwMwW "Fl 4 rr. _ POSSESSION Cx ITTAGE x49 N bn $2500: tert =. ae . -- W 11.1, wt MA TH aris. i" N Grand. iad ; BU: NALA ‘W- 4467 Morcanto ra rd. * dEN 110 West Swom av. eight 101 Jefferacn r RB roc ~ ——$ 4a, La ; Tai $7 0 HARTWIC-! "HINGE?! 1 N Ore | —. ee vons cash reoms an nr , " ‘ , “a Sarace. good ineauon for @egter; mMemed basement, 2-car garage: let ay oe ele Herdl fe an cusmer thal ate BINCALOWS rrand GEASOR, OCabany 6595. ¢7xx Genevieve: G-reom frame. bath | 2.car garg “weil ballt is eae : | DOER FIA er able . ; > tr ; ; eAnn . * 4 ns rl Tire : - = . . . ** “> __*DeD ’ 4 . _—-- rris ect r , r a ‘ 7 : . . , J INGER ‘ y th) fee Ore pocorn lion nh perfect 3] ~ecoe a A ans : a . tly he just bourht - ieee amen nw 5333 WN K nes Way. 6 rooms bath = } | ? ——e 4 i Nf, me av ea BUNGALOW —4 rooms. tile baib. matt iy nace, Zas. e) tric, double garage street. alley et: made owner will ahow LHoR RFI, (>RrR FR. cap Js fferson & Ora tier Aan a a aT™~ ni ment Tele- ival : s his emaller hk on > + ° - La a , clear — ©) oy wr mt - ar»r rOooT) # nr'e T.at;: brick hardw md f.eors Cans P . ~VY s Oo! ly hace years n i ‘ . i Ll NUOALA) > a ¢ | rveoms modern t yr } ‘o ‘ : . = . ise i ts rd. 7 , ' ¥ - . a ~ tory ronwvwe- — fine wmai or me HOUSE-—- room ~-#tory {race ras, dt this, O518 Alaska, For terme +? ae. Col Weer ae 343 se bkwood av ° mom s Ba TO hice bedro as and large 45xx Pope: & reoms; dath: steam heat: |; 4 @ Chestnut UNG A: Wo—New: 4706 Thrush 4 electric. bath; streets made: lot G0x125" | Jot” “bOx1 38 A: bath, electric. gas: large HOHENSTEIN REALTY CO., 6428 > | , eon Kern nr aw e on iz o* . - a ‘ “w al “te | gh. ° De Pees r an Tr a ——s aa WOOD FORFST DreTRiICT —Neqw 5- 504 5S. Gore a Ror 1 garden. Street meade with grani: wood Hee ee ees Cp ee ee miheat- terenkfmat eens ath cre hem | EUGENE J ALTHESMER. 817 Chestnut, | HOUSE—5407 Beacon av.: 4-roem_ brick. | large chicken shed and yard: a real bar. | PUNGALOW—¥rame. 4123 Buren aw: & modern bungalow about $1000 TRO” Mordech av 5 roome r> and gutter within blo Of street oe i. Paster: & cos hath San ee Te. US. CHCTEC, SUF BUNGALOW—S462 Arlington. new. ee ba th, electric urnace DW l. | gain 200 eng first floor and 2 om sscend; : ~~ ‘ 4 2¢ 4 } ‘ and near eer, a ' Son -" ee: : a — nD * me © ’ . oe nj - oe - - r LUTY ‘ "sJ ; 4 > & 7 - ; le ji} we : A en proce $5500 Ro 7) Ree oe “— ay r rxworT « ete > +. “ ~ : a “ye 8 , - t 2 place $6. OO TAP TW ik . ’ " m “(ern ~ Ceand - pny beds haru wood fleors tiie ba ti FB . — K - o . v mS SS] ~ Grand R KOE Fe T 790! » N Union P orest 629 Owner will *, cht. finished basement. owe c P . ler : _ “ ee , = ar Ss , , Poccmr - furnace ‘errs . ‘ " : oi . r =P Vw : . “ Th . : x = — 2 = . e 4 o : » « t le * 43% . . _ " ~ - d : i» i ». es . (> } 4tl > PARK Bt NG ‘,6T OW — fi "0 ~ “ “ : wogh re _Sonabie Cell ax 909 a ‘A ON al ° ‘ . ! “A ra | TH rT” 2} Px “rT 1¢ N N ¢ MAT T BRIC Wn BU NGAILAW ‘ iH A s. I: KE I oy rR E cH. : . & I ooO.— ‘ we m . Neen ne Sea . hn i4xx Gran \ tT sior bath 37500 s4ne @ ee ‘ ‘Ne hath hard a a ' suUNnLvAaliows ie ‘ r he we'! Dullt : eee . ~~ oom frame het-water| owner there door — sr : nen closets. French | BUN }ALOW—4 817 Terrace: ready t 4 : ‘ e’ fine amen as yee ~ . , ; ~ THEM Te vy lS * -— _ P . y i. rn PUI RK aALYV + . ; . . oe f2'\ ae Olive 7" 2 Nea Li ome ‘ oat ” sis0) street ma.ie Ki ro . R carry sND LOAN wo te a + _ windows matt brick move in modern 4 room brick - keys at 7 a = ~ ° — » aft . — ™ A : . > S a ‘ ae Ya he . ml " “ross entire front trirr ’ th . r 4 , ~ nan s 1#,. our r safe te Way nu ha » r wend for thi. - \ eet : Weheter Groves ° BES NU HiwWEST Arnvythiag j . cash, $209 ‘per “m n » ——— balance like rent. - t . “ Cs : ™ ; . _ : on a 5 , , . ; rey . ~ —s - ° A, . 4} vw > ~ - — as' sss ’ ‘ “ Ar Y [ia nN . . , 2 8) ' ; 7 * ‘ Agt.ic8) ISR Helfer : ay, & re . MAKE OFF ER. \ asonia tue ices bath. + re ment semem and laun- | PL NGALOW—6001 | The isha brand new 5 a eae °° atte’ Crutcher & | WEMPNER Title Guar, Blér. Olive 8210 | BF FRIE RB. CO.. 4433 Orevela. Bit . P ro 4 ‘ST ANDARD S18 Seima av. % rooms R20 Penvic om xT plional tertnms. @rv. awning make offer ae ee Sue elect rik Karaz Crutcher. Bellefontaine marth teen : = | Open daily till 7 p. — Senter in +¢ps Raeene . = - frames Big Rend and Schultz rdg & eons _ -rovidence av nf so™s: newtr Phone ns rts HART. TTT AT we N°? © Orand lot S0x150; price "$5000: terms: owner | _ V*\ 7 rm? 7 water ont Lard weed BO NGALAIW 0441 Obexton, 6 reoma. fur- tonG basement. clectric. as, street and 54%2 enw | large finished room over entire "41 | AHNTIAILS he ta rene m 2 t or i6 ~ Am ur —_— “ e Nane — = hia ¢ r cat Gou bh. garage rock por, wake mace S5500 tera 94% Pmer ‘ ore b'iock south of Faor- i floor hot-water hes t, ecreen.. siete. —_ » - . w% » We are prt} ered te we : on vere - —_— a « ' ohe? . - — . is wr - y¥ =i A ? roorn e “Aarne r eal 5, na a6 4 ™ 15 ot eens in . hl breueh yt atrest and a! ey * = pti Vi EYER r 4)! $34.) ¢ na 7 , or j@ena nf * rooma, tile bath. hard «ood went | co! per gutter. rurage ele 14-( ; ro a “i rea, eo “ - . ; 4 : ae ay ‘ -/* . Da. 7 ¥ 4 i . : . . . - mean’ ‘ wv ; ‘ ‘ in r a rr . vy ’ ’ ; HN irt a ; - ‘ ™ » ~~ re Snowe ham in vy « heler (Groves We ime p- - . 4 , +y . i L - v 400 ane ee 2 ew a Wor $) UU ° niake an of ffer- cali }. ver it i ‘vs ow A sO I ticks a “ nace ete extre fT we ! bey tlt owner occu pies same 3244 ‘iMinoesotmdedt i » 4 i Loc Id eal Ho me in Webster G yes . Zs quia be * rooms ené bath Side 3123 . open for inapection I, JOHN MORES, | tit ” - : 4 : - : : ve e = oR Alex — ‘ ; ‘ = . i troy, PS —~4 sr a tae 5 $4 i h. ATE x‘ ‘ OTT AG L 4 . - BU NGALOW - "Al) ~ (Jr rn ’ ¢ Ifax * 215 ; ut V(; ALAW 4" 23 ” Oaceoia : ‘ow _ - ~ "Non'n lane 1 . >y re _— ——— _ — . . ' Ley’ s ' oe -_ 4 “an Ta ne ate ¢ . — . neha aches ! oem 4 rom line, - ‘% ‘ : aan Vo «a? . - » ; - el _- eee \). ac improve ments sean hen ' 7 "eg ~we ; ' - . end Saas YY : ato ‘ a ~ pau reresin \ “ >? > 'v AUN ~ © )FcU ai. ~ MO ‘ pa i » 2. aT i brcifarp Rane Ts Tvl ons ee, P08 inc. etc.:'laree commer bot 129.265. vitt ins and bath: bet | 5, JENNINGS WINTEILRE-LTY Go | STRODTMAN & STRODTMAN R. KE. Co, | D4%. practically new, price reduced to Dendy %-room cottage; bath. electric; a | tion today, YEC KniAPEY Toe | ; ! PB 3M ack wood ar shade and shrubher ; > a : r , vf ’ o me lt ~ ara, etr.; y Centre Ww co what ore think P “ i an ; Wa eno Cwuro sd olet . rox yy . Rn wae “ oO ace _ , apt Terr Vows JwI0o a@Y or 7“ nace. stu farare best rewdentiai dis piace open for mapertion from 10 to 6 fe) ! er heat, toet: antaneous water ey com- : a . ne ON aL ebeter ciesme to the achoo! ~~ whe, a ' a : a Ta.u : ere brick hat formas rarare ia © Foor’ ty firikeeoe . newt dex : = - 4 tern yet a trisoert " Kk renew ‘D ot | plete bathroem wupetaires: mVatory PF i ; ; c> weet weit ”~ in is se *Portation di ' ne owner f _ we arrang ir P 5] : _ . e. — oral + ae ~ rem war? wity ; ret Ns DS A TADM a~ “a CrurmMmemto 5b Oru } iM DYE x For erie £3 nd I'n en . oo | RA Sf K [A I, : stairs, guragce owner oo ae PA, CAN'T BEAT 104 ~ A ,, - or. fe . it. , ot ? . eS bs ae Ea Lee. v a ls - t 5 vf , on'n") y beniis : ree t: ae te ha . Sar av : & rooms Se ae Ph ne ote = lmird § foor Sm c oo. “ . . naptais . La . - or ’ : . “ , _* ren fram £Ox "TO ss Dem: you Want wa to =. a — eupe On SirPeel macs Wiih @ramioid gutter Sec MCDKEN NEW BUSGALOW BUNGALOW 45"29 N. Kingshighway b OHMEYER. Fleriasant and Ur on Nice 5 rors frame Sonne: cae and OF Gan " eee eee id on >’ > i : rx 00 Beslets —. - — ' | Ond house west of Plant ar. on third K end te tande | : ath ‘of ely bungalow of 6 large rooms, sleep-' Open Sundays Colfax 23850 ebe-ts rice $3000; teri +} OTT MP3 128 Cul iforn' a lo %« _ : rCceetr * ~ 7 aie ‘ : Dees > : is nm ’ ; ra « | ’ eter ‘ . ‘. . ’ . a . = rooms. & rece: bOxaen LPT ER hi: ~—_— Agent | street sovt f Lock wood Wf owner 1 ai nes ~ lags ay scerated. a ine pormh. double garage. hardwood floors ar NOKTH MAKKE —_— WA om Jon VW i" FB "CO 618 Chestt- CoTTraGE—3 rooms, brick, = oto W. lockwood: 5 rooms; 86300 . 7 weg bm Bg el ge ey yw =t =a ee os . : 5 vw. - : : as 2. . oof Ls ® © = — ” af * ba e ai . . . ' vA ' 7 . , mn?* \ (>? ret pect. . . . a Fs ge nd . a> ‘ ls rrr a | a 7 % ~ . 1 , . (YD r 7 ij _ : ; % hae | A\ | fnike tha: ‘That's why Webster people ik F ané J. CORNWELL RF. OO. 121 N. 7th. | JURY'S) SEROTE™ castor 709 Chestaut.| NEW HOMES—2 JUST SOLD | OTTAGE—S reomer lot S0xite, aut - bs : pe worms 7 ‘ho : . .}\ VW abet Ti'« niy the street ete t's ALTOR: PANDY CorTrraagr : ~ : iano A — - _— . awe . > ~ x . . inpesota: ewner there anf! noo, 4 : ine : ry . . 4 , ° . , is (_—-- tr) xT ‘ r ‘ » » rr . - « ’ i o 7 y- : 8: 50s 4 o iJ the ““Webster’’ tn neonle Tet STER SOE Ami 8 rooms. elertric “wy > . Cleese. wanth r : $560 MAKES YOU OW \EK NEW 4 ROOM BUNGALOWS corface—4 rooms, modern 37%5 Gage P A Y reom:s UE : wy 5 , ~ LING MARK ON REAL eStarTE. @o.' rar om nr reed owner . orice naArU wor - ee «Se $5 Lae > room California bungalew: 9 . ~ - | ee. : TREMEL, WILSON RK. Ff —s., Sass © oat owe bookrases china closets anndry far-/pmiit-in kit hes eabine ree closets 4749-55-657.61-65 Plower av. west of | . a ee - (cS9 pe nace heated garage corner ef; street jownly lot f o the children. 60x128 4 Union. frst south of Prange: ready to oc- COTTAOE—6 seams: Graauex all ? 7 : re cupy. $500 cash Payment. balance in easy | mprey emen te rm Ae yas. Pi we ’ : _ nt ' - Ti ° >. 5 ' “a * “x . 7 7 - a ae “ - LTE ik SIX BUNGALOWS North ! ShUVM BERIK—S$4009 CHAS. H. BUSS, Colfax 1866W. () bc Oenr 2905 XN. Union Forest 629 ,™monthiy payments; see today; begin sar-| GOTTAGH—3-reom frame. See owner, i! C_MORFTT. 1034 Tite Gens. ~~ Sae-buitt Broom residence situnted We have 6 benealows nearing comple |; 2ESD Lan! room cottage. beth ené | EUNGALOW—3835 Avendste 6600 west , .XTON A’ | valee is increasinn onte DOGeR ees | oes Cee _ teen sir | Get? . ritusn ted on on / . . ra > D 4 a : MY’NCLAY?! ow Y oier new Ren " etecuric a Goncitios terre Ask Larkin ws —a J nd ‘ VJ .3.. ABN IT US AV. incres «tne oy 4 ' =" : Ls — HAKD WOOD—ssene08 arece it. 138x179 ft: shade | COn on Lechystore and Venneman ien nearing coarepie lor oT on nem Brice Wie - . iw. 1408 on Natural Brides. & bdieck hd Four-room bri: ‘age bath. electric OR BON E.4naG OTT 800 Cheatnet. | ee 4237 Connecticut: J —a fa shrubbery pear car ad line aim dale - roorn s a) or ene floor modert ae i > . 4 ; AST, . 9 Mares “ . ‘*s f Matnut hive 14227 rrrenn Car tin « ene of the Rn. hoff? peerage ete oniv $65 : - furnace electric. ee en POU 30 $723 CARTER 7 9 ; o* onmsliow thie sect SE I's RINKO! If tnut ’ - ‘ ARTEE AV. om brick boneslows tn thts ion “SER BRINKOP. 619 Chestnut st. | $1500 CASH BUYS v4 ithe rasae. W ebet “~ CcToe of as | mod 4 . \ ——s ou ‘ Sores er hools« arzranremer | eters thronghout arge porch across f c - B ’ 4 ics . »4ae Setath c } . , " . ; _f Ce ‘? od impr 1 hy ryt) on Frour-reon “ g4.0 hot-water Cc ‘ nv ha . ¥ 1 3 oa a AND = Bs. hall = » 5908-11-15 LUCILLE AY "ey . ’ Aa Nh RNA ea. e roo™. open fireplace H00. t | gy nde — a b =) rt 7 araurr : > as > . > : : = — al we os . ‘> ° . ‘+ Lt? . " *% 4 rT? ’ ’ s ; “wre ’ - oe tehed eeeiner ran ier dad erins o 7 - . ’ oe) > : : sed ae bedroom > oan onrse : 1st ) LoL ey are Wei. bu j fy > $ ; > ree « = DAN * j ~~ | ea PL » N sT!ANC. : YEeCY ERP Te = . saad - w ea dy or immediate PVasr son rec ert'on $s »é ‘arts “ eben er 1200 Puc f - ‘ , i. wer : " : B > no. PITT wY AT sTY Ww. 4 wwe, rew brt-k modern ‘> ‘ 4 ' 4 Wal, c ‘ on” e4 . ; : T ALD BANK REALTY oo ma Core hot-water hea sahneon auto- | Open Sunday t bath. built furmace. bar 4567 NOKTH MAKALETI sT- —$i2v0 ; . re : é. ays fax ~850 —~ be erento ee eee Seeee 4 MALY Bi : “s (RD Me of! Surner garag néder sunroon THE R APPEL F322 Chestnut. er on neg — . @° re Oe 7 Fa r ~ . re etre rma a block from stores an must be seen to be appreciated open for fhe res den, P " , - 5 ae . : “ a 4¢ we ‘ b ws sod = , ust o : ; : : 3 . ms “ ” a car ’ nes +4° el4 ea ky terres 1? ¥ OT} =F “il a . oo. ALAM vo c Ne Wwelior may termria at oft’ e ‘ ih hii LAUTIFUL ike! NCI enitert for a home It , “ mw a1 Res ' |i vi : a 6 iar ~ wl . 5, COCs here wrour owr y? et us build and fi No Ol Lewis t at Marcos av.: 6 | Voss JENNINGS. WINTERS REALTY ~~ + & an - aa’ 40%" sae” eee * . ' : r}> -* & , -_- tire vr) Cire rh Iincla vs and err 4) mt il} iN WPERSTER GROVES : B)G8 for anpo r ; —— ‘ Ss ‘. r I roy p' TT) 2 od rr ver _ good = : : ve H HM AYER REALTY - ba gr ; + a... Ke dir rk roon 9p Mm Forest 4710 23732 N. Unton ; ‘ ms. hardwood x 25, 4249W ASHLAND AY Colfax 2 sa — ao igen tm , fH) 4-roon : Lar ath. etectric. fur t NL A TLLOW 4 room b r 10 months Ww Z Pte kK 7 ; a a 4 - ‘ ~~ 2 ry ’ ~“ o ] ’ : VA MwA 4 i pif Hearn ; 7 : ow ’ : IMMEDIATE POSS SESSION recn hardweod fleors cara. : — ~ Nn nreet , we . ' i~ee of ané etmed@e treet: Po torr: on” AS Tits LP ‘ nates reer ae ! 4 gg ony Bie Age ate _—e See te aoocdksa FF : *. trgain you . ° “s © a a PAL AI , ' nac r repair s ar to aches! and _ @@ eau pew bungalow with 6 | spac sleeping porch, garage. side drive : n Ng a i ; use fur repair shep old: strictly modern, finished basement x“ LUCILLE NEW BUNGALAW : — ; na _ *: . : >* . 7 ? “> * The ‘ _ ; ‘ = ‘ _ : > : : ‘ , a ; . - 3 . it : : f ,. « x 7 —_~ : walke gurage. shade. gracevines sewers de + oad ee Beantiful new. 5 of 6 roome brick | ) i " , ~ . ‘ ) ae Be ’ . “nero bunrniow consisting of iarge tiv- > r « you throgeh _ tovme - ve 7 — H Sony break fee TOO, e Ddath. hard ~ O0x3 mM a Oeau ¥ . At sé... — as . . ell ‘ ‘ or ec’ r« ti atl ; ‘ ~N (srand . oi ‘ , P , } ‘ ~ ‘ 4x) } ouy ro tri owner and save ‘ . rye? ; rT1AtT . * r . a rege! an ' vt cast ‘ F - q' ing mon dining reem. kitchen. two bed. | ) “SE > oe) Chet eret _* fear : ; GF cs —. hot Water bes ArKe® blot With CA aoe | 2; 60 ear 940 " beautifu , ures a7 (owner : . srage > F in Giemda); Heights Pig Rend M MED . ; ; ‘ " iin W Grand ’ 7 se 7o8 ¢« 4817 ry raving «itt wart axh ; he ee fame +> . et 3 ° . ‘ 7 . " > Je fie wai n® . PeaAsot wig pris anG ‘e@erms ¢} ’ . : r Lee baths ow w ne tiunt av. ome DicocKk south Natural MEY ES é' aiaed a Tieton roorrmm. tile bath pearcelain fixtures tates? i ) | i an ‘ , Homer geoid eleetr Cc ¢ sturee armea\o'’w ) NI( 'H / ’ OUR ROOMS, TUL ~» BATH, ane 3 . —r en Wevester Ase Mi (is (Foen today from @° to 2 Al, ' " oe — ate ~ ' a ‘ : . . A . : —_ on a _ QO all . ’ - Son “ : emvunds. cr NEW LON : kood conditien 2239 | and « ain sink. B37 | Brame | | Se ° Ja a e ‘ . 7 | : “ aa’ " a "ts ’ " . a ~ , ¢ . « + ws r . = . ‘ ve , ~ i TOae Wa) Ul'l At-t-—New, 4 rooms and bath. brick ; ge « went aac wainnt f wid Areugn ‘ ~ — oe : 7 : ar’weo A wre rare al arrnom- ertire a — eal i i i a _ > ORCA BANK REALTY GO. wate y | (coz 3 S23 ax pow A} llew [ “§ 19 N => ; 16 A . ~-— ; Aus' OTLLS ree FUN ore WVvI°T Ac +) ru >. $ { @ BOOMS. “UN PARI On—eseee ava's if +S Ae A “ price; | | $522k A t oper nd ay , , r we | J ; ha " - de ,= ae , 4 ‘ - “ - -~ . " a . ' . . '* ° ve s ‘ . ‘ or. * rere ar Klee! “bea ene e ? Se \ A MJ io Tt ronke : 4 ‘ a " ~ wot pee 7 weer ts 7 3 bs - - ; . . ve 8SOC yy ‘ 9 ’ >> ‘ " garage ' Pers . J oor send te a ‘errace ryaraqge es ad : Reon ; eptac ee ! : } . - 7 pee? " acter r hes ' ; ~tarmwsit fhoor , 1% : , . . ; we nlace Webster 12 “a0 coday. miew > te ‘reer: . 7 a bra? Prete ge . "Hx 1TH oanehe far ‘nepec on Curnda XITT AGI = ‘ halite si ial ese ; i AhHIs eh ben 2°50 ar North Marke = - S Apa oo? : ore ra 4s Orisa @F 08 , £1400 Caal bLealance j ‘ h SANK REALTY OO rey Ginine room and kitcher on A alend dt bt = , : °Fine : ' = Cnr erms 3400 a — clectrie fn ' PPO ore rag LO. 50s ne sired game as rent oodfeltlow and LAfTan | A ‘ : > ; . | . - : on >? . ° rr" , " : y? . ’ > a,’ ’ ; ~~ | ie , " » ~~ ' pe ‘ » -“ : , 7 1@® Do. Hot-water hea: hard woed floors! = » way a 2Oo Cher ni , “ler 174an , $04 Ss 4 Lert wner on premises COTTAGBK—~412 Semmie. 3 room ras SD EB LOCHMOELLER. Tze Chemt-jeve. ° biocks perth of Ficriamant i¢ : throug hour pe _ . ,- ~ - rub rt A : ’ —— 7 wr : 4 . \ wre or ° . -% w > rp 1 ro.) “ eT ; ithe he mre . ~— ~ AP }? IN¢ 4)) Qe oI 50x 1 5 4 i OCR Lhon at er | ates , an mf ; rooms . ’ PMT . oT ine oune 2 ars “rage 45 J : thea > : EW | ISTING ‘ , . ed Teer 4 = , anc rece ’ a at ‘urtiace. ele . : cers ' _ an omy Ee BOx1 7° ] -#t or “oorme, bBuat corta / ei @nDar'* — heck and -cnece brame lota: > ay L™ | Wart ingpect it $106 18 ‘ASH. tr ahd was ‘ ay ad , WEL! BLILY ; i. tap Yis—se ep and chicken sheds feen jot 16? ceil? ; - xi : 4 - ‘ m ‘ is 4747 THRO SH AV ‘ ; r : ra " ¥ ; : - « > ” at ’ irnace s w , x 1 Go UNTMLA = r )% { E- . owyrr?r ts s . , o "er ong 2519 . w - : are Guam wy ywreT A 7 ~~ ’ rel oe , ¥, ; Ss) ie _ "Yr 6 rurare . +, j rr A Xe ’ : } Fe ERRY ‘Y-ROTH 162 ww Rib - . -* . ; at = A) Rend ra NEW VW KRS j ER H MM >" “ ; , ? . Snoee - sian pawl A = . 7 , —_— . rit $+0 ror ts ‘out ; 7 ? Waektoar * : ‘ . ACH " > _ % war ~ NEW BR 17 NG Al C Ww g . ? ,« ° ’ . . . c™ ad : $ lil He 6 reems, bath. furneces, | r ce ig er ©@ end Neary: hard wand . bathtub 4 . , er of . peadiaantl hun t) , 3 BATFt™~ Rt egg ee 2ng Ff ep r rh bath nrnace hea ‘ en en el ‘ . iow or4y? ce roorns ° ertri + - form pie ‘ec ; Z and tru fino shades. large porct ‘et apo Sime “48 — S539 North Hroacs mn a! 6-reem Fas tricity reerns anc fixtures (c¥u cc Dar’ mented oasemen' t 302155 EASTON - TAYLOR TRUST COT t x c 4 yorms, | See 4759 Plover a - _ *£47° Kasten s very fin interier Ga- "yo . ar wa’ TREM} LEY. WILSON Webster Groves a aT ; ar : “eo as ye 5 3 ee . mor ° whac 1’ oenee B3 full a Ls be Le bata . f Loep bona liv larrce at BOs SO a I? ahi mao a * a "! ’ — : for . Que a Can “we with beautiful trees «ne, north of Tuxedo b. 2 blocks wee’ of aie shied (nee le Come nace. elee- | COTTAGI “a4 nena” » rom es AS PERRY RITTH. 10° N Ben ot . } e . 7 , anc make rre_ Deere s > : zt | bork ’ = t oo nGSst De sert cn vor sia.ec: ow, bet! electr furnace ow price’ terms . " - - La 7 7 2 -_ v rete we Mepe-1 thie a ¥t rc Pend -_ if you ér¢ve — . gpl bs “4 * uh : j 4 ~~ rr on w — t eororts ’ - , » no ; & . “vl “ BT) —_ 4 "2% Chestr z od an ‘ : NEW FRAME BUNG Ty Ww J > Fz. = nf Merarry : een” Be. ‘= a = —_ ’ ’ ear? wr ey? . , ad — ; - = - - i rA ,iA ’ , 7 ’ / . — . ee - TH I. A Peery mere j a. ™” i b 4 ; ] ry . 7. % wwra v s 2 rivet P ~ mA ’ A ‘ ‘ = iWENTY Af RES we 4B We ee | Tuxedo: price $8500 tn see hs | oorr~cn_s i etic” ace — ence © COTTAGE—3 rooms. beth, gaa. electric 5435 Claxton av: 6 rooma, tile beth, Oren 2 TO 6 TODA ¢ ' r —, | an Pood -“ e >elLer Cy ; RROO KS ao , j cx 10; NN ; " ‘ ,% 9a" . . 4 rooms ba th ; ‘ ~ es J — / : : * weet « a”? vate mavue reasor abir he wd wood f onors garage Dre $2740. : 54°98 AND 5422 a 4 est - : 4 occa then o- % 440 EK T ray, - — i ~? fornace - . cry oe ' 4 4 r i 4a" A ott pasetind . oe r ra hi PB Rr) - 15 y , eid AETRIDGR i 4 morre Bis spring rough, pee KWOoOD = nn en rm’ x 4a « Se A Wop? "RN Ri SNGALOW — RE _ my ern 49 Pr — An az compieted. 2 meodery 4-reom | ; e ; tris - : (Tea nn ™ " OWNER LEAYT cI ' . a — 2041 New ~~ 7 } : \ aloe 4 : r ‘ as Foe: oll a/sTi¢e Me a oon ’ : “ ~ - ene ore ~ and vi my Mar. Z, : Di ve lw ral (ations } Wer ’ : - G ry ™ sf Ot. . . are : Bat : oe , a b far ee mar Genera iMoters. 3 | phy beds ron’ and rear boorchee street 5 - a way «& err we ‘Stucco home, & rooms and | A FEW OF 6) R LISTINE > ilies: § ; $75 sh $45 month _~ oi iaryee trees ’ bungalow ciose to transponr ator ace ‘tag g oe . te = Th: eas tern is . , = . , OR oD : . , — "9 £7500 (ey , fe = ot. YECK eI Ae a FA RITK SON. ; ? ’ ‘ : é > m. You \y~ - na le C tier jt a ' pay this beautiful hon e as . oT . - . ~ ; wt aa - r—. irra > 71 ~ ery - 4 ~~ s 4 Riki Vs ANT BAT —*4/am> . iy o- Offic S625 ™ ie « : ; ? ‘ak ant oe ‘ mie hms : . tomp r ’ : _ +. A is ? -_ oe LOR" Rreek's me nae hath -eme Ma o on@we ' — : of ® Meet na Hew So) ; Le aL TY - Y — N. €. COFr — a oe : ~ > i ‘ nh OM ' ~ rooms S ennen +4 e ' ‘ ~ ‘ beni? fin aed? heat lt ee 'crc furnere. rearornatse nent y ~ . sane, F oa 8) oe — . ae ents - | y, ‘ ; ; , - . . ’ “*~-« Ti oo « — a * 7 : . - . - a . - ‘ y~ ~ : " ‘ rom t ‘iful high ‘ _s KA w ailnwvriet: Ride Sihedl dni a firet a = — — _ ‘ . e a : ‘ ~ , - cond f on? , ur , =* _- Pure ‘ is a. 6K44 . tote "wu = ri soem mt emt 7 nier South — 2, Do t if y ; yw , yeltate There are roam WE RS "543 Pacific ~w " . ietea a ai »o Sh ‘ Tri BN in ) An of the svove are con™ . _ : mm ran . Columbia a’ fawee Greve cas jones Ae 4949 Harner av. 5 reoma aid , owners \ner* PaPe. A meh NA AA ane “s & rowers basement; | ) 4 . : " . . —_ ‘ — “ s? ST 5 Ty ees — ° °% ° me bh Uy vila amxm Cf nur oe a 4 ’ : 4 ’ 4 b ~ : To 4 4 > o~—-t ro iw 7 7? lL . Fr nF A ; . , iZ . : rv. 4 : e oritTne 5? a , a-- : 3 hh vw q : . abater t ONE kT. - ra {Ta eTeOT tA 1o ae ? —_- ~~ “ a . fet ec me ' tile ‘ a ; iin J r pe - : , ‘ eo; eed > . ou o > y. 2 a - | CORNER 60 FE P FRONT” TER ST LOUIS REALTY Co res e ' eal bath herdwo Mo ~~ * STROMAN & S77 TMAN RE. 0O., | Olive i¢ = : ental 2063 | BUNGALOW—~é -oome o 2 sory slate rond 4 _ . _ ” my — es §©O FRET FRONT , GREA ~, . oe . : - r adie , Pec » Rie 4 svete . Yr, NSN BPeodwe ° meodgdern aragce wher iy NEW HOMES “Sie GaieeeecsnkSt TOS ene) CREATE ony gd | a ra ened be : — me ~riaeg | SA15 NOMTH MAKKIT—OFFX 2 TO 4 cares” owner 534 “Almaty | ; ‘ . Tw ——_AATH Rk S26 Chestnut st is N. Sa ™ si h O-foot lot: $37? we | Sennpartes t on lo oe ieee Hera “ roof bungalow: § _ ——— {e@?) . ’ mut Prick. wa ' ‘ ; , &. 3 L_NKE RP . oo k beth howe” Or ‘ . © ie wen ond4'' ‘UNGALOW-~-4107 xi ' _ ——— ;, — 1: cary us 2 n~ ‘ w’ aiighios : ori io erect re bh water } . re ond't.eu ' ~“ Ais) berees, ‘tf ; O04. 817.8 ‘ge. at NDA CAL L K\ IR 1. , : eee VISsMa : - N. Grand ev p ror Vv , ‘i a i446 e"T yw L. KITS F. ERALTY cw. Price ie rieht Den't mies ' , ee tb furnace: afi ain rooms and | ’ ? : r i Sunes . bem—they afe Fe hey ST A New Six-Room House LITTAG! (29° NN.) FPlecjasas t-room | \ Poncaloaw—@liww Daw ont BA, eis ~ Sn ne eee Se | Teeeeatte | ’ Cole i rise We arrme se ” ! mle _ the choicest liet of property ' R SWON AND ROocK HILL! ; goo or TITAS. GUND. ' noc Aow > 4 m LJOWTL COTTAGE—2849 Bett a modern 6 NORTH WEST nr N@ALOW hi NCALOW vs —- 2008 Nebtrasks — : betek, etre e room 22033 . m Webster Groves aiso have 8 NEA eview av.; has center ha are LATH. |] wu ret | Atte 400 Wren: «7 - 4 reor © «tory room stucre hot water hest ot SOE 3198 Abo pi.: Beat ul b-reom brick, So reome iy aie her wrth . +f We. SOUne at ur are ch of ' hag = mening mer a’ & ¥ > ™~ q ‘ o cUurie run : ‘ ned 4 as” ‘ : . ™ r t*r" ~ > ~ \ 120 Cera of aé@r i fon from ‘ rR MIL- ‘ie tm tit? mh AR ey 7 +'*a ry hee t Pro re ry j enema - _ and ms — nes . ve i % : Price Ss) n 4) 19 Vartford BS have wor ter? ; ‘i we bare unter nt street made With ComETeCe em; ohne be $i5* sc0 Ww Lexiogton. ewner 445% 4883 Br nier pl ee ng BROWN RESAL/PY OO | Poorest 43) ses N Unies & BUNOALOW— Tao *, Yar ™ar onset ruet ix suit " ’ treet Ca the inmeidr of e “Ouse ro * and re “eA4 * = , + Cebeare O11 ‘eo 4 S730 Mich lean er... trick ; — * are err ~~ 4n9 thay wa m™ us to help vou Dicotk ao 55 determines , Ta lie the “ mtionm ty ewream heet. tied bath hard eae > 2“on 2s Sven 5 Aline GARFIELD OPE °c‘ TO «A 5 reome by card only OS pe w- for vourself and | OoTrTrac! 3 oln oa Soom woot Noor br ok mentela electric r-! COFPTAGE— (704 Beacon. § reame btetd Remut ot +vum@t home of 7 large PhMAN. ‘> ot FP omeet) its, r for % a” ver oe ' ; oT 4 rT 4 ba 7 - ? ~ — . 2° one a tee - + mod ae career rors ° i Pi alat fost condi. | RU NOALOW 4848 Goethe new 5 reem | a + me for tbat is our enecta'ts in a me poure —s 7 al he clad you allied wed & “DOTS 1 am ~ ‘ = forpace garege tures : : &! . me ALT ‘ $i37 5 ms. $17 590 TRODTMAN & STE TMAN R EF COy ton. carage, ‘cone jew end gun perier eff : - _ . , : gat? “or imaorvvaspeais. See Silo Cyesinel e607 . Ereadway. bUGH-BUBNA 1106 iestoet, owner «i 4441 Goothe on. - _. > ae Ff APPLE 723 wr ee Lt BON KR! ' , TREM! 9 “te we Voeleis Gloves ee ae Seaei AX. Li Gee. send & Died bt & BLO... 4. Leaves W —s 7. Chestaut\ or .

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ate BB onde Marston. 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted and Bungalows, Cottages Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today: MAY 25, 19Rk 3 TOR E3\8 NGRLOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES’ AND COTTAGES FLATS, ap’TarTs, FOR 8 BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES || BUNGAL Lows AND COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAG bu LO - a a dg | SURGALOWS OvE List OF BARGAINS | South Southwest Soutnwest Soutr Soutn South 7 a | eae BtNG ul a BARGAEN : : t-KOOM BUNGALOW —s4a0 ain . ' VMAGUNOL —_ > — i Houthlianad: § and § Sars. al SAY ia ‘TRUST 7 . . - - en i ween. Al are 2 , 4 - . 2 UW ~—S$4450 — ; “ % ae ™ “ii Ale > ETt.. . = . : a Ave room du nga&Lo* a 4 > new gtuc- Penney van ' _ gmail cas® payment ; -~ . eet. , . a - Bae heme 7 “iM A NEW BUNGALOW —$5200: $738 bows ehud wee. “ Docs ONLY 3200 —? curtis. 4-rocm eS t2 Al coe “ee T7S MODERN ‘BRICK corr. ur _ssee CASH — = ae } See. Gre i BASDY rar sia LanT ep a ae = a UCL YT Fuse . “ 5 Xj. Wartrsa &) ‘ . ; —caet car eoem ail duns . . ad “SONS ——- — e = . . . " . . > ee_ANT «WT te. ‘ IvG WOGA & prteted @ the POST. DIsr a TCE SsITUATIo. WavrT rT »{ woe adr 6 . 7a

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etal ns . Pw Ves fine yatta. © re er arty te ee or e " ; ~ he ? FF: li Oe ie a. ee ~ eee - er eee ae ee ee SS ee ee te ne ee ae aes : * bs —— 4 Se GONDAY, | Se"1700 RE TM'TS, FOR sale 35, 1° Se “AL ESTA ATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, _ Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. rostmeratcr. 9B — = a OF BARGAINS IN Phare _ 3, FOR SALE. ‘FLATS, ‘APTI TT me | 4 and & rooms; al ae Mm S, FOR SALE )FLATS, ap’ i niin” ate FoR . A = — mos. al . ATS, AP'T ‘TM'TS, FOR SALE FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE | FLATs, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE | FLATS. AP’ TM’TS, FOR SALE) FLATS, AP’ Tm’TS, FOR SALE | FLATS, ab TM’TS, FOR SALE ee - = double Mat: ¢ : * tral N . and ~ Gen ens ae Re orth wi — ~ . ‘ - “ate “ae - ——— So 7 ighiane: 5 and 5 ros f aa FLAT, $300 ¢ CASH aed poe BAEGAIN ea ae . North Northwest ; uth a LATS re: a - > dar tary \ ‘T. hha bh! i: " “s mee — - ne perches, “a . s paymen am, Sh per month 2712. 14-16 :. , ‘Bre 1 — ru KF 42 oa M A k f [J 1 NM A R ~ 7 F A C KE | FLAT Seuth Sid: 3.4 rooms. batha | FE + South . South South “— TOOm double 2041 Cass, ~ 2 en ugt to ratlroa as on 2d stree aring ee and — ‘ax bs he $7060 fox 0-407 Po. ese eee S@Draska & band & ro BEANTIFUL PLAT DANDY 4-5 MINGLE NEAR geet fat we 2.00 a’ J br n } 3 coms e _ 4 6 ee ' Da ‘ r) ¢ aus h Bins $2000" ga- . a ™ 5 a2 a +; he) a : > ; a . ic. ~ 7 “ rY “" Doricet righ for } mon itiet._34p?. Vw ATT.R HWRAT ee a Albee LA ai Mower ~a wi ur » and 6 reoma: al) Mod 4 722 Chestrut SS || aur: $176 pri: © $i° ‘ 500 oc: ppagll tie SOG ER -_ En Bl = - gle ; nd d bag v iim s ‘ ee b ~ : rryrey MA hoOkER-ROD 1 4351 ; 3050 3S. Complom, across opper screens, and apou ting this > ‘Te a CA Se Y - SY De! *. re | 4 ctreet and alle mm. | rb . Potent ™ wt Aa tere Abe in... art argr 4 ane : tile ta woee flat and im | & good loce- . — by rooms. tile bath. } ¥ ; 2-fam! Letaet it: | Lyler £39 Lo Lana To 1708. 10- 12 ) : provement cate. Pmen inst ect LAT. 3 a wth 4 at hed NEE shed Th double tik | oe water _ ceptiona..+ : 3 fer anyone seeking ho as we ~ SAT OOOt. Water hee ‘a y -* 20° ent inves MODERN ——— | RS REALTY © oN r. _ . ne > wen yi Vane ; 4 rooms e fi- | samenet 7 D2Ces. ; ; nlaces. porches ah. ewner will . MvVvestment’ preposition; adminsien ters : 1R19-; Dot BL. ¥ THREE 4 R 5 | Mair 1 #09 Inter Life 3334 aren ee ev irs ~ Kara es oO, PUY prt ash rents a oe u. 4d LAT J J ype : . . ‘ e ng y . ion . ,* -* : a e* \b _— | . E! re ; r= TOLG (“heettn ive 1427, and oO rm Tr ; OTDS, Bi) Moder. . - ~ Ss uw, well bulit an@ best he EB STM EN T i —- = = - ;' a 4 > BF BSL3 ‘}ra -ois. . brand-N VW kK * B argan | oon. ~ftil Wyon 5.5 ty> “ os ws nare doubie fat: we - INVESTIGATE THis RAKGAIN +? Conds bon: - on terms roouis. new, tan 4 vale - a sedi’ _ ad rr 3m ; ene $13,600 2 > ‘ . ne . aid . a 3 es" d Arinhe a ~— | i USC AR 3336 oo, e.ecirn” ecreet + B aller made. “lot : "ow - TS a ————~ bftiom: 4 and § rooms. A - ' Piuat + Gout ie Carage af) Gnee. —, ; . store . bob ob ol : _Re : ' 1e Bigz ive 378 ; rent , - ~ 990. é sts. w. s 4; SINGLE rill « foe atte” Mine “ne | Ht — : Ina. » , . 7 l, & } A rents. rT : = rifhis : 401460 pDmc beat. tile bath. hardwood fio _ ~F 1 - “ : ‘ —3947-49 | ' , deut ‘ be 1 Fears, ete ~ : naa ble ae i surd kiveres de TO ; DOUGHERTY oH REMAN 721 Chestret. 4 pamety, 6 reon : er* ; , : hard ef. : ‘Vv 106 N. Sth Central 5063 1 _— Pom go in rear. PECHAN, 7... ectric: in . hear brick ga- | herman: fime 4-aanily. ¢ . —? enner! yy: sp! end 4 Si ngile: large ; .¥ ia tenement. rent $450 ' n . PS : , 1 3 500 $ »2 VO — 2 DLeu single ; and ; ; P ° y “ and 4 : ‘> “ G | . " 7 . - , , yet . room: at ™e4 , eff $24,000 : ion, @il modern. See Corn, , . . »- tr. FB. CO. 801 Chestnut LRTI . NOR 7 RN STSSA Del inns n as ” : . +; IY —— >t roor t! 3 oie ; dovbie brick gure ge: renia it “ rin ia ~ - : ‘ ’ . > eet . . Market st... recom. bath . FAIRGROUND PARK KE. KELSEY. 23513 Grevots. poe , = : nts. Guaranty Bid ‘Olive ‘238 H nia tb av niversity City: | ¥ ‘DOUSLE FLAT BARGAIN oe ein cleanin > ane aman codwork and built-in bookcases; cash oe modern: Bea mam heat, all | orem ive 7799 age WANT DAMEDIATE SALE : » Be ight 3° o. = RADY & On + RMEYER FHERIS.DI'K E-JAKOUBEK R. E . a! , 5 and 6 room flew, ; $00 per menth: fing in Al conditien; |' (Cor hac walter . © mo rit} f ooking in / coudilu ‘COTS. -Wwal bai> lia rdwood : a. _nat-wa ’ ’ . if rnace . ¢} 7 : “ " ~ ' , “ wt ae G s re ' : wor on, OW price. $i° 290 | e 2 > - i d ; ° ‘ 7 . é : ‘ . ‘ ry . P ' ‘ , scl iti ~ 4 > rTmyM). an a.. . (pe Tr “7 mt rea'4 : ae , — ". “a ts ew Cau | fal Way I a} lon -F'amily Mat Bharvain rLAT—20% Gevyer ay. y | ferni lies. ‘ ; ' rit > ss {e: , Sidnev “o76 "A10 fjrayvow ev. ; Sikh VAUES. ‘teamed 563581 Sink Mm beat, a: modern: Mat: , > - . Paros ; - - ; ° il ‘ ‘ - ; 4 ~ = ¢ » m bor rhaorr ‘ | AN 2th ; = ve . " : OPPOSITE ST. LOLIS PARK if ark } lat ® ectric $7500 ne nelehborhboed: large | ' 12th and Nusse.!1. | PLaAT— 4041 : com ; = r 1209-11 Armstrong. 3-5 reoms, fimeet NEW BUNGALOW FLAT. - : — . U rmoome each, : Saran. 4. 6: ] bath. fur “ ; : - : 7 = . » et iia Gravois. Office olen 10 ‘oD oo 4014 ‘ ‘ONNI , T | ie & ST. OPEN TODAY. floors. tile —_, Cnt) ie Lewta - 7. ; Pad " | Tyk 3% 50 2 ) &% apurtment 4 Se. I S apertment flat: 5 reems cre reurself living on a beautifully | ™odern. HRU SKA. _ Grand 3379 ' - rex ms strictly medern | heat 7a floors througheat., , oma, tile bath 9), | side 30f . os aaa 3. | ' Ta. tile y A > 7 f D GROSS & CO... 1701 S. Broadway. | Guaranty B de | room 4°. TF Chestnut elec- | culars see a Th ae. ane . ; mis property cousisis of 1° “ toh ' ‘ iL} . . : x "i AN 2th and Russe DM ' « ' . @ arrce Farase for 4 cars. eTn con’ a 2 oo price $i10.500. EVWARLD bargain MIN TUN ithe Ont hu i bi. Si y 121 ; 3730 I at mies S'] 1 ec ‘resent rental is ae We | LER. 330% a } i ' ; y 0 Heramer a] 3704 S&S. | ir “aut pew ein r SOT TH, SIDE DOUBLE FLAT BARG ALIN CORNER—DOUBLE FLAT rth Mart and @ | . ; ma at - : , ry 54) ryvom Mat. | pod y e us for part icu are. = x “2 Wainwright Bidg. | I T 709 Armand = ‘ :: $1: — lern conveniences ; “a ick pier se aes Condit ' (i= — ; = families, & L.A’ AS BOs hasan KR. B. Oo 640 Gravois out —" “ ain. REAI Ty ’ LOAN ‘ . .2 , Dic ‘KMANN x 4 5803 HI SHLAND AY. : PEL « ih tussell . . ; nates - ania A Be . AN CO., 62 hesinut mt ms and Mur. ; , a sirable inve en: euponad! ehn.| 3S! LE NDb TN VESTA | PROPERTY ) {c8O) ile bath, e . 4 1% — : : , F wey yours ty families, J rooms 114 Wainwris ‘414 7 obs . fiat bullding; gas and, sesd-70 LAFAYETTE—$ 19,000 iding; 4 ana 4 7 a SINGLE 3-3—ilvT-wATERK HHA’ 2104 N. TENTH wey, oF gl pe mg hg, el and K : LAT—3217 3. Co: ‘~~ ag? &. rooms; al med. 4 . a —s me $24 3.500: § FLAT—4925 Gore a ae oms le p T2560 eemtns nent foe axfast room and sige ping poreh: artrment nS, Drenty gat, goed Sullding in geod CO Dons cash ern: doubie Karage, | ‘AR ITTEL & = Awe ae 10 Chestnut. Olive 1687) oer o0. oor. ec., G@oubie Zarage: rewt “h. i : ated : Taze: imihediate posses . ’ . SODERWN : Sa ti): & Teal tmree "2 wae ake, $5500. : : roof ¥ aN iq * ik 1010 « ‘heetn it ive ASe7 : v . fs Aad imar 815 x AT e z E a ; . ai) | FR aot TH SIDE NGS PLAT JOHN # A DP rer 709 Chestnut et. ; % and 6 } Dot BLE FLAT—$1500 DowN ‘IS A DANDY Em. ‘ a f— 2826 Nebraska; 4-4 roem: bath, a ing - Ao ag e , . O92 5 | rhea at 50x FAMILY FLAT KEDLCED fu $6750 i NEW 8 NOAL Ow FLAT wane race OSCAR ae, ©, ORT ERR OS 8 SE ae MAURER-G WO. BEV FA or 2098 Oo Hickery 4 reasne each che'cone a and 5 ‘ ~% eciric; Drice E300 : si ; Sand Or x ‘ men asec a . , ’ | “ : A1.TY (™. th4a s Gran4, me L NEICW BI NGALOW ¥LAT > CH AN riy new. ’ ' soe , 6226-78 TEN NESSEE oh 405 SOUTH COMPTUN modern: £4500 } — 2th and Ruse). 1 net amend ey T EO BS a a he, ted EE seem rms 5 elec a gy tile bath. r- . ieee ———————— 264 Kemmerity av.: choice deuble 5179 Be. ’ Ss we * - ™ ee , wialon. 4 all ; at at : car eerage rents 5 and 6 reoms. -— iy — “3 rooms each, bath, gas. electr' | ~ * ‘TV I7 TI »>cY . ~ i : aarewess ¥ : A.V. HOME SEEKERS Sb atari: 5 ‘ Ble ‘ of 3-3. | 2%, hig « : Sing ~§ vi . ‘ ms he frot wh é ’ Central 93 . 9} °° : aide ee & oe es Ce ed ) . ‘ . . , RENT $ 400 ’LAT—3643 lLiumphrey: 5 and 6 rooms rata wf 44 reon : : “MINNESOTA SUSS-55 Foisum av.; four room new flats, rent $2300: cut to $15,950, Garfield. ee |- | cottage in rear, bh ater heat, : will 1d! wants et action Mer | 5251 ~ . | a , bargaio. » 3 .| ee. OM terTas at right price : , &INGER-KLEIN REALTY OO vv North Market st } rooms, cream easy terms In‘nediale pPUssesSion: open is G t\oors, tiie ‘dal , *fficien dwood fleors, show you through te | Clive 34 er Olive 9444 1O4 Lg yt ing reom hardwvoed floors. tile baths. ! teday. HiUMMERT-ILUTA Grand 98250 at . T: cit ies red aS TO0m oft ‘oad iarke lot rents ‘$220 | jorme, SUSE _S w A TRING, aT’T Madisa - mourn 0S. ¥. DICKMAN: a | , . : —a VAL TER JONES nm CO... 618 Chestwet i LAT—@ingie. 3 and 4 rectns: targuin | - between 9 and J Sunday. “) | month: excellent | BEST BUILT SINGLE FLATS og? . Mati ; ‘ee ieiianits | WAL’ . = R. EK. iS Cosstyet. | for quick aalg: enay vege 3012 Pern ' bL S—Deube and single. 3 Teoms each. . y eare RER R EAL. JT Cake scon SOUTH ST. LOUIs omttage. & SALE. : 5: > PATTO ~~ AY. ; . ndei! (2) cas. ric: Bargain: 1854-56 8S. 14th | i4ney 2676 10 Gravois” ev 30625 MAGNOIAA AY. r BARGAIN, APA TMENT—S AMILY DOUBLE FLAT. | FLAT—1610-12 S 14th st: 4 familie. | 5 ee Bd eke ae UWNEBK SAYS GET OFFIEK ard By -—- today: eves CASH. ” | né fin NT 4 tanilly Wary yey elu) Asb 3. . at and electric each - | . cararce electric ba rea! _ Seer os _4 hi yarauiic. or Grand , ¢ M di rubble apartment Mat : rm wood llowrs. inaperct [ y . ea ae Rs rt. y dios in | Seecial price fer it. “HAN. 12th and R n To , furnaces. hardwood floors. etc. | ~ to 6 - ; ns, corner Mmuiilding ; b. 7 ¥ ‘ ‘) iw —_" , immedis , | "‘LAT— Kk uase el S1l1s , yon Aone = | oe ay ete . aney 67 ha a RE téiO rae ». mualy ogee: Li 7 Abel aiwrigh lag. nmedi 2 . A a Poy’ Lo re s Q , » if desired mi R amites ; ‘ = GG deme iLCome oO vd let balance pay i a + goivomed 1 °C tot balanee Boy fos - - oe niin ae * ~ se! (662) nut le 4nrt AS yennbhedalt PIN' 4 PAMIL, ¥ FLAP. . ENT—2 UBI 4 | PLAT —Deuble. 22xx Miami 3-3. _ |ALFRED BE. LOCHMOELLER, 722 Chestnut | ¢.°° 9"; amilies: "hoah ae nad renis 4 3158-61-454i5 BENT ' ee : fi feem efficiency, tile bathe. harédweed ee Farragut 3 aad /3 teem Olive 907 mAs .. : i: an 5 reome South large reoms. barxaim L. Steven pone. _ price $3500 /RNAC ; . : - ; AR mcr a | 3422 Utah - iq) | PLAT —2750 5-6 rocms: bargain: | $146 month orrms | Doors. bullt-in icebexen, «creened perches, . [TMIEN eo 22 a ———— > moderate cash payment. casy terms: oc | Us Tm t. (D.. 2 N. ’ y AP aay n HAUSCHT? R. 2407 Broadway roo erreens. shades and Cixtures; fur lat Specials—_at | BERAT 71.7 wy Chestnut : cr. mpegs Murket: single & ema étammily . ; rth Market; VLAT—SS8xx Nerth Market. bargain. BUX REALTY. | PLaT—6-6 rowms. tise bath, hardwood cupi¢d by owner, immediate possession: | ~ SoUTH SIDE RENTAL BARGAIN | paces; weil finan baths, sectri flai . , : , ‘ “ $f iran floems: all mederm convemiences: $12.-' see this teday. EDGAR &. WARM 72 4 terms .. we en é ipotus p AS ae" - os ‘ ; *' BPLAT—5817 Nerth Market: 4-5. pew m family. 3 iarge ! . gar and electrr; FPLAT—-6O@l1l] Goetme. 4 modern. FPIAT—-Dandy 5 and 6. modern: - _J “W. KERR &™ 107 N. 9th, ~y | a. a. tas, elievtirte ne be Lut G seat 4 r n 3 ’ is ¥ - era fiat . ~~. ov rent ] " . ' . - orice $5.00 $2o0u beot-water Dea! prices ‘ m-. provements mace: near Pi wo > — = Sot TH SIDK DOUBI KE ee R44 il- r AMILY ‘TENEMMNT lé e 40 * piock - rs : vil lr D ( . ; TK “~ai Te v INY CO 6 ‘ } - ; , . h } ’ b ’ and (,rabd Car ber nes. pr 4 > aan : ' 4) aS, 37 bes « fu} he 46- 48 ~ pe ay ; th) io is s wonder we MRUY |] b . 6421 Easion.:c83) ALTER : ss | yF CO Fl AT “Side Giana — a — card ef inspection aédrens Bux U-165, | Shaw; ©. Freoms, im- Teun and t ~Seutheast corner Marcus and Cote | . 518 Chestnu s wy tausbury Tt Ve > ep R “o Jeff sor. & Grave | Fi. * 4 > ‘yTang 3-3 vroek » re Uw) ~~ tar furag j ial) "abi. ~ Tre — nase | today. is fine build zt “4 “and” « ; Pam: 4-0 soos. = es _} ~ , a: ee today. — m= . = : -* — : ©, 1e@T : ol ‘ rm. K IAT BER ve ELZ. u24 (ira _Hol 4 way. Heaitor lf } ke ermti De a 2d! fi (16 Js Aly lL, EN AV : & " Ww eN2INcK 101¢ Che ‘nut. Olive 1427, » as: G56 cent ag m SOL, Fuser: i Big SCHALFFER REALTY Co. STANZE, 214 N. Gth st. Olive 4694 7 © tyy — a ae ee » eS Riverside 3100 ic) | FLAT—-8563 Michizas “SEE US. of BRINKOP, ~ ‘619 ¢ a ry OWNEE SAYS GET OFFER . iti wom . Vi Pu. .er vn) aT! — - - . — = - ; i 3 ae nl mtr price S00. = - - -- . yoy F - = . — - ‘ — . : . ‘ , Che stnut. 3 leman: 4 flats : 4 ———- : , s REAL BB ABS Ab N By 6044 Emina, O-room. bath. oaiec Do FPRELINGE Tel R, "Cs . . ~ im = 0 3012 Pennsylvania. 3 and 4 roome | at Wl hh sum pariors. porches ali —— “i “ } APARTME oy F LAT—ASAING 320,900 . B | : , o- snes? 3s room sing c. gas, ftormace garage bice let ee As she JseTle rt . ery convenience for card of a | , = APARTMENT DOUBLE Sul’ Sea 1 4 families each, 5 roorma, : J111 Osceola st.; 4-4 jarge. light rooms. /tile baths, furi nae, hardwood floors ¢ neha. eaiciric + iz ° i _ . Owner occas os. li beracd terman See ° . rms. PrP. Vv RELL at as electric : price 50: 3 $i.500. laxytIBRILE FILA’ 1-sto: ' EKégcur Wan 7°20 (heetrut apply ™M Hi (KR ENS-OTTENAD aed se é EDV ARD PRE'sI PR, K.|R. KOERT, 2905 N. Onion. Forest 629 furnace and basement. tabie ¢ m- it 4908 8 @:h. @famiiy brick —e Kread wey. - tile bat - Rag tenn ele ee see | BELLIS, Read ! om, Areade Bidg Ottive a8. [43 Kien ot; 4-tamily, 3/ (0. 310 Tithe Guaranty ‘Bids FLAT—4831-35 Feriin. new. 5 axé 5! > = “| $76.50: price $6500; terms. KLAUBER BiieA’ r— a.“ ‘ ‘ . | ~~? yaa Oh ctre. — EE, . & bufidings, “; ; ed r Broadw. F ny newly gaperes ane jes te ‘IQNZLICK. 1010 Cheatnnt Olive 1427 , ‘ad and 3 rooms each; cld rent S-car garage, $3000 will handle. C E a —, os 35xx Humpurey siful, mod | casi _ M Ind 4 U5 D ™ nc : | ; * ~» f * . ape as até : ~ a nd 6 roam doutfe. garuge. real terms. 2840 1” ownet SOUTH SIDE DOU BLES WENZI. 1K ear Chems + . Olive 14a7. = ee TT >. x ae : . roan 6 b L.A es Lx : (hiand 4-family 3-4 i - -_ : SAg1 J >) Oy aera iit and 4 rooms just y 4 Two Desautitu!] 4-lamiiv fiats 4128-50 (7 BEA - . a P. Wias 2 Luz : . : room flat | modern conveniences: 4 ‘BLE “_AT—-2346 South T——Deuble 3853-55 Potemac 3 a "Scand ; - e bath.' and 4121-23 Lafayette: modern in every UTIFU Pi GRAND-DOVER PARK —I918 Angeirod(: i1veyv DUDIER _—. | bot-water heat ‘veleme and wate “4 ns baths. tojiets, furnaces: ms baths furnaces. inside stairway , Ne porch. furo double ga- | respect ?-y price and terms FE Ww HIrz BUN iGALAIW FLAT val . r) my os >6@#66 88 sb @ 17 , price tad Sed A ' - | ) fms y i kK oar | rarer es. ec. _ easy terus. Cali Sidney $12 700 Owner $85: v" Qn) rag ; a cea : ‘ ° ’ “ a or j t) Nd et ‘ere? tral Os ' 5 and 5 sane be me = oy iGTON ‘ (each I ‘> te 1s / K.8 can be “A ’* GS TRUS ; € 7 *, eet : a ey >. ‘ oorms, electric, hardwood fleers KIDD K " a. —— | orm = wn ——_——-—-—~ | FLA T—309-11 Carrvil; 4-famity brick, 3 aa? iCKMANN RE. CO... 750—RENTS $100—F: ASY ‘TERMS (throughout: steam heat: side drivewage & R I ie Hk R 2737 Cottage: > 5S reer ath. , THS CO. 16th and Chestnet. rLAT— ‘Double OUBI rooms each. only $3500; big bargain ! : Grand Grand 620. Victor 38 + etamiiy OFick,| large réar porches; RGaru'h ay Colfax R57. on Disc tii . og ena > ee | Oe 4 . . f O-313. , F LAT 3 and 3. ing tat frent basement ard weod ‘tomene hea ' rents 2603 Oo: BITC] KORs rr I ig F , 1 *- ath: carecea P4206-07W Asi ard . ou bie, ing flat tile - bath ; tg " — = _—— —4 i ~ er first floor. 3350 Cherokee - : aime. 2 Sesh te 6 ae = electric; reat cent ae on your inv estrnem®; or Meraine Ruverside 514. | ° heat, Goubie Karake, pri 2 A dee LIADCS nor : lie 3 xvc i ¢ ea te ““ . a sna or ri 4 . ; { acmis at olfice, easy ba! ¢ A ft PLAT—2704-12 Bads av: tri lL M. SCHMITZ R. kK. CO.. 1004 Chestnut | “sem Us." BRIN KOP “i19 Chestnut. | lot ) rent y $il: Lae. botk “on bie. 1G families. 3 rooms ; : fe. ? - 4, rth good con T (yrand modern 4138 FL \D AV terms. Call Mmerson Snutth, batha. olec.. =xx Far'tn: ene Neor : — istuoml al ollice rooms Sux Greer: bath he oy megs Clinton &.., 2 mugs fials onged a ce rt °) ren r DP MTINGER R. ¢ en . iad Tear; price $4000; geod termus, So-JENNINGS-WINTER FEALTY n : arrange " bargain B. ; : PRECHAN. 12th and urse || : ane o : iw HEI! ira hag. pen Sundays abd evenings umill 98. 2 Pet ‘Tr . ; em LAT 3214-16 fk >; oli ge - ; t and &: = 1 hes ii a! room bath, furnace, hardwood Z.! i -F. 103 N. Sth. Chive 3433, nooner; card admission. Meeetas JONES RE. CO. 618 Chestnut. Forest 4310 : . Unien bi x ae coms. bath. tric: geod | FL.AT—4160 Oregon, 44: bath. edec ch acer , perms ay oe loors. etc., closing an estate; make offer TWO SOLD—ONE Le ; —— } ‘, : ahee 4 and 5 double. mod¢ern; Al con IDV es price reduced: aan oy | hot-water heat. i ‘. re ie fF pane .. PL ¥? N N R eS co Main 481 Corner ‘ot. . oS Drarmans labadia, 2 garare- caré : sos ogee ren - A a3 a Casa. Balance ‘with Rent | ditien: good investment, 4545-45 Nat card only. Ses HOWARD K. KELS®Y, 3513 Orevotm +! aided os ~ $952 BOTANICAL AV, ‘| OFied rieht ved ia eto | [Wa REDDIN ' we ec "KORTE REA! ALE BRENNER 85 OS 2 | 7 T—2347 8. 1ith st: - ive 1262. 6: n plehdid 4 and 4 modern single: garage | ALDMES-COMERFURD mA ary co, wnt : " 4 iw, rin Slade with a nares KO! eS REALTY AND LOAN CO... . . - 3518-1 : ¢ 3 me eact 1 fiat 4 , / . -—t I ~ & eon © oe. Gabany 2580 1506 tOxx oa hn ett: furnace hard rl 00... rit Guarana’ . : ; (> rep near tiew~ tw 14: l = * d63 ; JA é ku? © roeins e#*ac. 4 a > a - . - 3.00 ~ EE | s liediament ei, 13. Sie? Ginicn ed i { School a it today. | oe OS NN migent)—S-S reams. ne ~_ s S. — Ee Rumel New. & aad S: 4 “_BRINKOP. 619 Chestnut st. BARGAIN SINGLE PLAT ~~ 540 i an : teen S story. bath: y wo ch er . ids eae > Gc saw ingie ia’ = a ” . ye 2 | } LWA. | r P orth west, ps ee db : ht meen S960 per = 23 Barpberger. bs. steam heat: a : r - iis ) - : ad hi - ov NI sv AL i ¥ Low PRICE -— — 5212 : 77.1 © car gcarace. Dare , -- —-* oe 1% rl ir 0 i ; 4-5 rocwnes. > bathe 3 and 3 large rooms: arranged 60 that ex Pope, bath. electric. furnace: | 7 a yada “**! eon flats with 2-caz electrics amd | — s w ay gag, 3 PD. —— 2, 276) 5. See: | HRUSKA Gans _ rterms. : _— ~ , , nee, SS aves papered furnace can be installed: newly Sux Welle: +1! : - . rr turocugheut; renjs GJJ00 pe ; oe — : ae LE aT 2477-19 St. Vimcen« st FPLAT—1851 5 ee h st.. 4 famies. ¥) ING AGENCY. 3627 Graveis av. | Som. mese Oct, | V0 myn “ + a decorated: building in first- 3.500 —_ ‘le beth; exceptional a Barak: ¢-* al tier warlec ' ; ' - t ‘ hree roemis, bath. eiectric rooms a $45 al en Monday eveni BELLAS al Arcad dx. ' re 378. ass CO! “ * 7 , ik condition. wenderful | (irorrNint REALTY CO. 213 Tithe Guar. | FLA! 23 1 /: gear Fairground | seit | PRCHAN. 12th, ae ee oe ae 1731-37 SIMPS ‘| , Bs FEE J». RE m REE S C.. in yr Bm Ky ’ re ° ‘se. carG ACU SAMND Lid . ange 4 44 Part. *s 7. . roe rms ear € ec pe y CRIDGE CENT ; FLAT = Sux. 4: — - : > as ‘ _ Ps , a : and , are —“ Grand Two hee! ity A ‘ ‘ 4 : ; # ineywv o 10 Oravois av, 5; I : HAMM fi. 8 > Grande. Rene —— — ———— ---_ — vat gh JM tos . ‘3 —4 , i 3 : et oy -EFALT S545 3 ; : pe . on let; steam 3 owt sla 7 |) BARASAIN. $8500 + : 7 JIM i , S218 Meramec st. be: $1°2.500: make offer : . ° * : n fia: | ad yey +~ = SOUTH a 55 CINGLE FLAT bath; tervestment ar labad av new @eu- a fut. 4-5 reoms, baih, aundry. - 4.38 150% Bi Leu > 4 7 _AT—404!1 43 De Tomty st.: 4! : . HRUSKA ; ame ae aed aod hy , jones; rem 3: ) per year: ¢ 4 ‘ v irginia ay . Og ene 1 Peer ‘eam | re. or 7] now vacant fornaces, dec- FI_AT—5625 S Kin snhighway 5- ’ emis a wali Ty (4% 8 - d : ' = : athe, hardwood the bath: modern " —>~ ~y Hee pe © —— o | j wTMAN. 226 Titie Uvaranty —s »s ric. rent $24¢€ : good condition, ; hot —, Ka rag - bargain. - —— —— — wa SPLENDID mica, LOWEST PRICK rs. ools and . ? _aes Ui Borneo a . .? - A 3 r} UY " ‘ . . . ., ht ' _ : . RFLING ER 72 iI” MM ERT i Ts, Cran R255. : . s . A r As -, a ; . 5 Nebr ark .: wea] bru | e 4.4 rua) eat. » . 2 tion Call .* " . - ai 4 - tiie hath ‘. ? irnacece pe Cary t @rrrra. | & P is O10 ‘ % oust tT ut ‘Olive 1427. REAwTI Ve - . : - | PLA T—3sxx M Donald. 5-5 roems, ringie TTL’ ESSEL REA x PPO) S BELLI AS oe reade fi} OF 378 “aya Deo Ke: y RELI. S, Realtors, Areade Bide. Olive 775. AV. DOUBLE REST PARK eueal Bridget “$1000 c ASI. MONTHLY PAYMENTS i ti ‘eam } rar ‘ an aan e ; mice Po. w \ he s at. . , a rt . > ’ bathe bot-air heat, garage. $12,000 , 7. ¥ ‘ : om pton 4-~ : “’W : P Tae: ~ . 5 : J BIE Al aati ’ + Disnate i> te —— I oS. 4 ne + ye Me: SPLENDID DOUBLE FLAT w e cooms, hardwod. floors Rex N-260, Post -Dispaicn roet! at ye: Sidney 265: i5oe-11 MANCHESTER . ‘separate —— lot: rranmtiwid base- | 1-47 , 16 Bru - “ oe Bun. Piggy = = : ci and - yrnace Lg°o wr Ct. FL.AT—~3141 Califorma ar 2 families. 4 SING LIS F1L.AT-——Massive: 4-5 roo , hall - and 3 rooms, tile bath, furnace heat, |‘ argzin at 18 SOO $5 9: WENZLICK O 1427 x. . flat. sc reerns ond ” wen. ’ irna 2920 MM rene month: terms .. 817.804 . W. BURIAN,. 4016 Cheutean ar. | - , = , furnea ectzic =f Kt ; —" , , ‘EDVRER REALTY CO... a . — 7 ™ Q . - > . . : . - - eo _ . . > | _ ra a ee: Dr on ‘ »? . = > an . " 2 205325 Penrose st.. 4-famuly : _ -— Tia tiene or fare ——— ‘ $i . asb hand ; WUBLE FLAT 11-63 lafayette r FLAT—4136 Fiad av 2-family. 5-& SINGLE i -, ot : seein. Sidney 2683W =f10 Gravois sv . : 3 A ' : rr -*' ° rer)? } “> . re : : , V3 = . ; . A ed od ‘. _1o roo? mar tiie balhs. Ss*p- | roetns. modern 1 -oar rarace Drice _ roo — RINGALOW FLAT RARGAIN 2 , ; . *RIGON - , : : - , raie iurbares t L price sie. $0070 HULDOW AY. Realtor. 19 N. Sib SINGLA +1LAT—o-0O rool, arge, a2 new wel-tmrilt: 4400 south extra weli-built, modern singte fiat ; 6 families 3 baths, separate furnaces, 2 garages. 4% 5! our y roorms deuble brick garage. | 7) and 5 rooms. baths. furnace firm + : , 23 i , . all improvements made: wlll sell @ 1010 Chegtnut IN MONKS PARISH 4306 ah ge KA. Disnateh . | | , freer. ** : : = " a ys . ; ~ reat floor a ; . > 4 | aa . _ x , Ais , TA “Fat fe S15 Chestnut. | att mone acn BN ~~ ieee ents aod 5 reums cach: farage: modern. ve ‘ ‘ eee , r “A I» -FPLINGEK R Jefferson PEeXSH AN 2th am huseell — >, . path. eieu ve at — PAUL Jd. JARZAMSA 1, / ~..”*; ee ye — Non. : eirteg, Sit i Lois av. Tyler 439. | CHA: = want and A INGLE FL. 025 Labad: and ! }: about $4000 cash bandies, ne agenls. by AT—1844 S. Lith st : | : rake offer 5 SINGLE, FLAT BARGATS rCor hot-wate: at. ma sinks. tile: Leima i and 2 rooms each. electric. barfain. Virginis poses “SE “DAU ES.’ Grand 5035M. 3440 Maz- | terms Adm inaion Gran : 1. ; 33 Kennel ng. bath — th. tike perch . | ar i aw PECHAN 12th and Russel | ke PLAT— 2 root Jos. F. Dic | -——— S aan = ’ red oe ; B] 71.AT—Beautiful. new: 4-reorm., SIN rs i . : ee —— : yi » f™.. DOURLE FLATS : gore gt cur Jery reasonabie price amd tron pete - i scparate furnaces. tile bathe. | PFLAT—3435 Hartford : wot wa baths, toil irnaces, C r scres N. E. COR. GUSTINE & wrOMTN thai ok. Bred +x bewtned sa. ont holdings Preperty root ee " aoe , : ae , rm 2 a ny Ly - GOULD F i? AT v IvH LAM(ch. FAR Ripe - “ge rao . Ho ee — tsa t % oe rarage aD oh K 4 j : & (ome double and single lat 4 and % : nformation at off! om . i | J , . ti ’ rt i. CoETT: ’ 2 EFF a R BAI, TY 00, ‘I : AND 6 KOMP S , ‘ {00 Ss Lite Fu. Murphy . 2 mri: €" r; a : . a ansvivani roms each werv moder EDW AKL NO FINER FLA Kent $2340 Price $13,750. ) ck hoft | __ 312 Title Ggaranty Biles ve ee ; " | od ——eG . tron ot PLAT ] Ls st.. TD 1s) ees. 3 i Troon ( — a Mac ‘ sa? ) 4.45 HARTFORD 650. I’rice ‘ iVvit : " , 14°)", 401 . * KINGSIIGHW - iw 2. ) a ; : iO”*n J } he AI + babe J , ; bo 4 and 3 rooms . } j } ) RODIEFEK rooms bh: single fist of 3 rocmea, sacs ‘ FRCHAN. 12th and Russell ae ; INE INVESTMENT n; hardwood floors Murphy m.« o aah . : : ine @ ah yp Be = , s gah: s iricuy modern, | BANGLE F be les: Weenie St. Ange. double 4-4-reom fiat, D tile bath. omdar closet, hot-water. > Sax day : ' : . » CA. riiijice FLAT 40°22 beba Da anda 4 ooms ; : . LB oan 4 oi ba » @# xe oa c ‘ - * nom NGEER R - 4-family al artment t-flat Victor — > i mis? & 2 - . ’ yAL IL ? . P ma with thermostat eles . regu \aior. : . oes ons: — , 1 | Ar. s- ab . MORETTI 10% Title Guar Biédg . ~ fixtures: orust be seen te be ap .ESIDENCE & PIC times RESIDENCE SACRIFICE Pr DERER RRM TY CO é aa + - : , : ' ZG o.7- : 5 . ridge ' in at $6750. admission b ie ; —3714 Rarnbergeer «av. 2 farrilies: ~* wns. beth. eect ’ Le ie : ; = . et — , -4",- »> . ve ~ en . ——, = Re Be a . up to date iy © 7 3, a oe wey . yr Awe “ ‘oe, . ra vot 2 iad r+ & rooma, furnace, bath Sidney °@7: 610 Grav ’ nes n > = ; BIL : SOS! on anxious to sel!. Listed | ————— —_ ied $500 «ash. 4-folly frame fiat: S E—S200 cash and $50 mon aly re , B AR {5 AIN eons - : —— es — in vestipen! tusse | ; West; bargain. Apply 6134 Min s . | a nice remdence ! ' | 912 Paim st.; 6 families , Ww. ALNL T PARK BAER tGAIN | alin , a Pg =: game fer : ea : o families § LE ‘I 3405 Vian > | Coes rt mm Y Oe x we oO. ‘Wain 481 ‘RUS SSEKLL ay. BARGALN wT : red ef, eseciric t meat wa ro 3 each tra rod repair s.ne - ane 2 om ae ERP LIN / Jeferson ns P AHL A ~& ar We ee ; ” | aces ecerae ; —- heme man 5s Foom ' ; . : ” — ; mer 2: price S00 ; wiil : ic handsome paper cemnen ise i : + P oaeei | . : * 3 . ‘ - ‘ Re ‘ wo BEAUTIFUL FLAT ‘ ' nace ‘ brick and Cen: em. : 2 SREALT: Gv 73 mh. «e7) ‘ f : : t. | Semen: NU. 6 set r al DALY & MeCAIK, &'1 | eo ar ee a erat) _ 2407 N. Bway. : ; taime car [GOs ae AT Portis av ey = —$240 Shaw av.: 34: steam heat. | ciniiLeE FLAT ver pi, a 4 and 4 room new fiat. tile aande dean rental silo. $ 199) LAT—12337 N. Oth; 3-3; 7 i ae by : Gilmore: 3 and ectric, 3 €£ re ' fleors, $8500: make offe: ~_ ath. fu: nd ee Cc, ) at loors, ecreenmed porch, new- | « ae hye ck 4 and 5 reems. fat. pays : REALTY, 3545 5S. Grand. yler . “ee Prr.oen lock fron Ic ‘rove ark : HRUSK A. _ Grand 32°79 _ " - : nly lee WY! te ‘ oho do cts etcls Gmaens ' Por | WENZL, mK. 1010 Cheatnot. _ Olive 1427, r cent. Owner, 725 Weinwright m . Nett td Mate ni NGiss—~SB500 | SIN T, E F LAT [VPRNON I. ~ (nestnu price | >! At , inev: 3-3 rooms. tile bath | DY KR & | ~6 . ores ice and particulars see PRICE REPO r FOR r LOK om aaa ee +4 rdwod floors, fur. | 247 1 ny 5 room gingie fiat. | ASH, BALANCE TERMS irilcula ee DOERFLINGER >} fun terms HUMMERT-LUTZ | ONBLE T—si2s 1! : B, + SER ASTIAN Gres a easce | a few doors west G } & FILAT—¢153 Shaw, larga beau- 7 - Sixt ‘elle bath, dent ont ara 1 home 33 pner: arRED Salena at 4 and condition convenient to chure hes. echools ; Grand 6 "0 31° 3 ~ WNT BARGAIN—22 tenes on NADY FLAT JUST LIN hw (oy ‘A LLO ~i\ -- | PINE L OOKING MODE: _ F LAl oom Lo bie garaxe: corner + Ue 791.93 - pr cteliow double 5-@i «4 rooms electric, gaxsage. can be bought mrent ge Sm bark; @ bargain We can NEW br ick bul!idtne~« rer . Greer. 4- 4 rears, megern —- enas Fair . > 5 roaorns. hardwood i altos . ; Market o roots. . rr. yar be is 4. cy 5 rooms and or. 4 ‘ -} os 23 l one >" 5” price rirht NOH AS BETHE R Ee CO 5640 Gravots 20. arerene S37o0 = « aah. . sly 37750 fixtures; lot iVUKOS dl floors. tile bath, hot pote beat; 4-car sty" ur lect oe By yee real b weak kfa root $65 fax 1756 1: & ~ Oil 150 rE RELINGER R. Co. Jefferson & Gravois Open a, nday et Riverniée "2952 " : n : rtp} ‘4 ” - = 4 ; 5 3 LPWRe:r . “™ " . © rae pedis . . ‘ ‘ arpif no rcl ; - . » 2 = a; ~ = 7 eve ; wes - ‘ . . . ae Pe. — . = a a htereal he ~ crea Daren : . Noel: tors Arcade BE ide Otttve 3738. a. A rea) yO Te. i rt _ DESIR ABLE pot - L ‘: = BL LA | . . ; bs er a 108 ao . ; a ae 130 Hick« ' . 4-0 two car 2 e 4 ‘ham | . , 2 ; ; ; ee my 4564 » large siars cal __s $2588-—rliCK 616.3758 |- : ids tea 8! | ———= —- ee. rent UUs YY ann Com] Bide s 6.88 Ek Well-built single, 5 : , F SDE ie REAL On.. UROOKS. EEALTY q 70 Lee as.. double 4-5; White Way; ) HENRY HIBMEINZ REALTY OD r oubie | ingle bat ant 4 9080 Tithe Guaranty Bids. ~~ DISCHINGER S024 N. Grand | #@on_ Py . urd, LTTERY. 815A Chestnat 9.2 rooms : adit a5 V OO asn Inquiry ow) MOrvison H ; ; tage suitadie stores, | _- wy -* eve rs 'M 6765 614 Cheetrut, Central #75. | , 2 mai lt bufiding tn > : —— - - - i —7 T} } ” —_ . , — ous ' : . or iwg > . ‘ ae ? — . .* . ' rs apenas ’ coo it} : cheao ler G FA ta 2ingie » reoem, 1 modern . w Olive 58} . . mane oie a. ween ” rie flat 1200-1 I, CALL ae AY. , alr four-famfly AMILY La SORRER REALTY . i ™ paren st. G Tay Dp INV KST MENT ALEERS-COMERFORD RI PY c pirate owner. 36364 aia — Skee @ sath of gig | se tei’ " ’ co’ , i” : —- —: wheat rock foundetis nm: £0 od ‘ Pan eS "HIO Grevets oe, _ sowgely Y FRAME FLAT, $37 . Dat. u furnaces, efectric hen’ bao — f — > ~~ fom) conditiom®, renie $7 8. 5 attached - — ' . a4 ee ae sea” ’ . 7 ~~ Ww > E- meer INGER R. Co. Jefferson & (rravois OWNPR MI = —— . Hi ot- water heat baths rae and electric: | SOUTH SIDE DOUBLE - Grand Cw iii nie 17-19-21-23-25 N. 10th | As Hi INGER. 3072 N. Graad | Gh apy tcl but ‘dings arranged aa 10 SING _. LAT o i >"? D | Be CO. 807.5, Om & Si | That 3. Je ie each, annual rena: $2038 ace ode dou stucco ace CO PL.AT—Dor amily. 7: aint gan. Si wo O00: terme ark ~ rT PRIC . ¢ 900 00 ‘ye A - e Lis i or w CYROPE! ‘ M“hestrut Oluve 32 anc «a . ; ) - a ao a rruin K TT RER- SS Beiet 83 | : rom e Cau Ay : WENZLICK 1010 Cheetn ot Olfve 14937. | ais a MINGLE FLAT . . oo : = aa Ji N Bi L. ~ _ ™ ' 7 ' " 4 ' ‘ mene Lund . 4 heunert ‘ Dats chaeart . 931 ti yy | Y AV. —— Se — | ‘ ting 29 FA a: @ ree | -- : — , s o>. ne ne Ses. See SINGLE 6ROOM ae “om ae are i A “th THER e ah arees Pi treEMEYER MPA ‘ . Nd, i . : e, . ‘ “a ‘ bm anit : —_ r etifno! ' ’ 4.5 room nz ¢ : , bn2 - ii ; s i ‘Ss J . 4168 Shenandoah well wilt. pote rn ' ed te : , R, f, a ¢ a : : ha rd wood fiovwr WE Wy “sI Le r AT ; . Aon »bhle rarages | Cberox . : wla! ‘ ha t he he rAwood floor arparate Oven Beye) jay *ivergide 2952. A qieciic, e.. aww | ¥ & room fiat. , 4 bie = : fat. hot-wat - *e Uaranty Bidg : Reelters. Areade Il ar Citve 378. n scm tle Doreh Scar garage, low | Bea suful ss ' on 4. . 4309 Californi i =e} ~ riew See arent ST24 Uy- i termes , heating olents®. metal weather- ‘' TIF a —~ ket s ac! c a-D ‘ ». $122.000 NAKRT 3232 : : : Grand 9116W fe 3-4 steam beat - ; . copeer ruttering and Fpouting BEAL roL ARSENAL ST. ee ry oe irs ey aifel firteares. ortee $15,000: terme For 2 families 4 rocma, ki igh way and breakfast room and sun partor. heat ; Ollve vee 3041 BERNA) . . > sT. r - ' heat wit = : a =— pei f S asd 3 fiat: cecime; sap at Mice “RADY & “On: oi METER — I ai an marble fic 2 : si} FLA 3452 Osagze. 4-4 MeOCtTae, | as 2344 Louis! ¥ piendid sin- t Tt ay . ood ~ 3196. Delmar aah BRC a :, a= i - Louisiana a’... : os ; , Owen fer card. u." ERINKOP 619 Cheetret —~ = * . T wen os . s : raid ; 500: 7 — —— p= - ' . A 4 baths hot-water heat; omtly / porth of voir , ve d Phone for ‘ . 1610 «hewtnne Owe 14°77 | etek hardw floors, steam _——, . > PrrRE “™ ] . jth st i 5 ta” "+m? , ‘ hureh Y “eer U ° ‘ ii —_ : ——— — bri aerag- NEWSTEAD—AINGLE rLAT K AIRGR { IU N D F LAT — Cer eral 29279 ? arn A , ti , os vt - ) ewer ‘ ie (heetrut et. MME. 3 (or Pe fis. nd 43139 “INGLE FUtAT BARGAIN os r 34 . ; : . > . 3 and 4 room fiat pach. 16 PENNS? LVYANIA AV 3123 ss Grand. ‘Grand 620. 8 rea: — , n . tectric, fur , at. ¢ —_ & : . Ouve #744 Pgh | ’ - . ti co ‘tae 4 as BLE FL AT ‘4 wees ‘ = = * , = | 7 PLAT—3411 Hartford 5 and 6 rooms tile —_ “I o- ‘ . ¢ and Pree - eleatrhv SAGE R. CO. 722 Chestnut. | HA Al TaCcH| » EB. CD.. AU; Bway. | 515 A. sO eh oe peer — yane th hardweed floors. hot-water beat.| garage _ EALT" , 1a nd single rarese pat | in DANDY DOUBLE FLAT -ROOM FLAT BARG AN b ’ cain flat : : ' nar le . ‘2 . : e carage pri ce $i4 4 500 owner 6s ~ is kon? . - dition hea re alr {. 1a15 17 aa ‘ ™ blender at. Sher, bee $3: ; gnoo RU ys r , ) tm | PL. ouell floor he) FEDERER strests and alley made . Lee a eons re On: ve my } $ . : ss - | fyi - wee’ ie! ; oF ‘ pat hws . " ‘ 7 hat : ; ’ ‘ = at yy « “3 ; , ic - i ; Are, ; fr , . 610 (vra vote ay Cc pon Gare. kK re a rm 7 . . . . ; > . . ‘ ’ fy ‘4, aa 53 3 ’ i i Post-L a ’ ~ ; , . 2 ‘ ’ ’ : . ; ‘ : “ ; | : ' . ————- (rr : r y STERUNG MARK ON REM ESTATE X WOOPER. Realtor, 808 wut. | 5 ROOM F CAT at office. MINGS-WINTER REA? $14.50 wher ston. 3447 California av.: © wom | lets. income ove! ent on amgunt | ‘ ie rONTY ST DOvRLE ta =r Me bs a. ~~ te . 7 101-3 ow \ fami . , ry. Se nt x ) ed rile at 4°O%-08 De Tonty ROAINS (ca) =1 rx ™“ here te has bai b gas ané Onw-wr sur days and ma : “a : : d : . : — A N I ‘BEAT THE! K : ~: ne " - 7 —T: the d ‘49 “omt jouble 4 and; : : . /' , ; = r e ia age ara — ve ANETIC admias! or bulldings ' " ‘sisi “ ce « ; = : " ~ : ; . ’ ~ > : ‘ ston Go : : ne . = . ee - ;_- vw enanurt , bio . ean of Jeffer- « : this is @ real ¢ SATH REALT | 2517- ye yl | DOUBLE FLAT | go Remy : | 3 , oe: oe ee es HIGAN pent | 27 4, S800 south) preety Brick cottage) LAUD. & WAGER, 2008 §. Jetferam. ' 3x ; ~~ med ern Wic uit . f in T" ‘ . r + poubie vo roe". op Atala 4 44tamily brick Oat of 3 Peome rar —s ~ — Ar 7 _~— ADIE AY. 1158 t 5 A “ singte . Three ee hed. : r Uranc ~— 7 +. + at.D 4 ops » Pt AL? RK. Grane la: a ; - ; F in saan yom og A al! e - af A and car, os FLAT-—@23500 a + RF eT) | Otive 98 LRERS-COMERDORD | L.rY et nnn gy, yg py. 3 175 17-1910 Wilmington: single 6 an@ 6) SE= . RINKOP 619 Chestnut. | tines: a'so_ public and sercchial | echosie. | opens Full sized ee sRINAKE : ' Cat any 3560 ; ia rT on - it ~ a $7 , a Se #3. vonmaiow-flat. nearing HOME AND INVESTMENT The rents wi voy | take care of the — Si no) and 925 smeeth. : e219 NORWOOD AY r . , _ TP on ‘ - A » modern: priced right Reauiil ru singie f.at 5.5 reams. bath mon mt 8 olce Duy open for i WHYMAN of MURPHY. room Fol . / 7 : | = ADE N F LAT et Reick fat of 4 anc 5 reome. baths, fur FIlLAT—4520 Pennsylvania. single 5-5 , ’ Inspection . ‘—)) gaa. eiectrr eit ne / Reathe ee ria” ice A788 0 4 — TT ners each. ‘brick, . ; ALLOW FLA Sees “ BT DoUDLy: W1.AT NorTH Qx7 Bittaer st. 3 rooms each floor, | ces, garage. Wil) sell at a bargain and bath. hot-water heat. carages: $13.000 rt oh = “treson just eff Russell: | tation Rox , | - » Wied « 4 rooms. tile Oe elect: tc lieht, ter ‘ ‘ll show you through WAFRT 22°92 Meranwrc at eS S . . - ben ved streets . 12? & LATH ST | BE 4 ' ay 4 . BUNG tT. $18. 7 brie SZ i water — separa: - ; | “ “ 4! - N RF way . r rt ~ ge? — | - water . a 291 - e trick front HAU SLE R. F reek = FT aN é Chest “AT— a and 3 . 2 reamns on ' re orxr= famity flat of 3 and 3 +5. 2 _ haw. acrow fren Shaw's Gas a 246% | amen CO. 403 Com") Bids il) sell for $5400, « bargalo | oF c amity, 4 resme. breamin ‘' -e ft taut I $15 oS tee ny sean — 4 Reaite a v rd ape ST SIN " d elec rage. loot | | ® Areade Biar. oitwe 378. |" Buy a Flat on the Bouleva me ee nein ee RET Reanon, Ft CO, 1704 Rosell i 4 farm . mde ¢ Ror: ; ; 4 ’ ™m r . = - . 7 ny .* ; — . Je yTN as: rear; price 9 | y egy rrp | bans ‘oF “Poor ; —ah~ eg gh 9 ‘I 50 Menard mt: 1° |" “water heat floors, brick : 308. F. Dt EMArN Chestnut ‘at oT @s BROADWAY auagerd sail Nea 2, Foote cone m baths, , ; ' of admis St ! erms. ; uiidings food specu | =; rut ON eT TC Tc. : ys toe * vt «| Dor a yLAT f BARGAIN, ane dial a2°4 Cheetnuwt _ OLN bOok~ | J ~_ ens ‘t) ’ vOSS ie sey we — -- nit @ —~. AN th ane Mu , ; sth at i? 3 34 , , E - ene o , s § . “are $2500; 241% ince — . ec 4 4008 'N (oper mo SS eae o Tinian & , 7h fuisiana 3-3 bas -- aa lariice aT teens mated o+ tte a", aan marin «? 419 Chest nut bricks: damage . 3 Y SHEP? Forest. 4-310 i> 48 Grand —— "$1 O00 , . -- casy terms. TA) enum thi 7 = NORTHWEST APARTMENT FLAT : ' . oreees ars . Neth jorms eet SINGLE | 3% ROOM FLAT “ an rim - ae or i t? | , ’ ‘); ; 71° rrain > | 347 a, rth fart ‘ at beau Tw) 4 o - cu - «| ‘ rox ma stue . a 7 . = m oA Al Ty Cw) “220 : a —_ uC ne RTY seas AN. Set c ¢ oe? = , . ; - - . DO hes? pot New Bungalow | F lats ey, SO Se Siege , $050 AT _Modern. 4 apd & room ‘ile ba: ra ae lage te a: We ge ~ AY. hardwoon oors ur? ’ - - Tj : N aAaRTIT 22S2 Mera nettle = ‘ ° verient ; Four AD rrr ; rhs 15 iM MARGAR sum. mek d card ef admission at = — Southampton | oo etriét. con ect: lot faces J streets. this is LEP PPR mnt. h . 5 and oO ream brick pune >. anrudnc rice an - :o “ha® wdern. ir (ai) Cabery ie gg XP ee wr « Can arrange terme ae TM E NT FLATS! | FR : | con Tis fsonL | 4000-02 Meche a we! bolle Mat, in Al condities Two-aory brick 4.6 roma, EV INTERS REALTY | \ K W A} AR ‘a bd yn z R | tee THE A ri . roems,. harédwend fleere. efec Mr Owen tor card nace gcurace it oRn1 irons nn “a ) 5 5 Grand Grand 157 WENZEICK. 1Ol0 (hentnat _ Olive 1427 $4000 — _FTEPHEN BAUM ™X ad (Reet nue tu . : (Nive mm i wWOSs az ‘ » : 5500 ORS ENNT comiays end $02 8 Der * . on and Tlarney evs. fos he. FI.AT—S322 » Orexon h xt ar . “= ~— aa —— woreat 4310. 23°2 a) ine completed 3 doudle 45 reoms ce garage for 2 cars. LAT—S228 Winkmean—45. tile th. a - - | wre. L LOCATED APARTMENT INSPECT TOD ST ern on the preminns MOWARD F KELSFY. 35133 ‘jem rots. electre®. hetewater beat. Saree for rr $016 Geo ev. . ar @ Te Tenty hetween Orand and sep A , wy , vI1.AT—S5> and s —_e ste | @ machines ; . s 4. ora vane farstivy of 4 foorms. gon parter 10 PAMIL Yy FL AT NEW BUNGALOW FLAT very modern. $! $500. ii spow | HOWARD E. _ KELSEY 2513 Gravois Of MSRAMBEC s#T grictiy moder belidies: always u — 3834 WYOMING »: 10 Mats of 3 ae e ae al veo threvue’ i a! ~~. Axx . hesutifal 4-famiiy 4 Fine o-tnanil y¥ apa ment -‘fiet, 4 romne. |’ r. thie ‘« real % ene 6 room stucle fat 1441 ta 1447 & lL aart! newt? 4840 Farin ar 4854 K omernt >a . ‘ ow “ marnie sinks gierp'r £ porrhe meder: rent S712: aree investment property look it over S190 700 te splendid comcdttiog bie ef a are: oor test er each: gas ect. oer reom atl modern tile bath ha riww FLAT —1 826 ‘over . e on - at mt We Conner she , ne open eve , : 1105 Cnestavt éEE US." BRINKOP, 619 Chestnas ot WENZLICK. 1910 Chestant Olive 1427 WALTER SCOTT Pinal , ~ . : : | 2805 SHERIDAN . Lo LAT MUST BE SOLD fiat electric ete *. 55 rooms seam weed Aide THRUST, 7 . had Sear earace: subynit and 4 rooms : Orn jecoratead througnout rem floors sun Poon counb.e karan’ RIPPA REALTY oo rear. reasonable [Orme .. 717 Chestnut easy erm. ” GMaranty Bidg (Nive 2309 wi 1 TANS « BLA ~ L, « oe ss

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es YL” Lye Pp EL repre: one “TIM oP POST. DIST ‘$=5~1700 REAL EST AT. PLATS, AP'TM'TS. FOR SALE F — a r Sale, *, Exchange, Wanted, and d Bungalows, , Cottages, Flats, Apartments, ents, Residences For Sale or Sale Tod. ‘ 7 ALE FLATS, AP'TM'TS, FOR SALE) FLATS, AP TM's, FOR SALE Soutn | a FOR SALE FLATS, AP Tm Been anole seer eres |——__Seuth =f Southwest weet eek and leamary ‘3000'S. Gunpens ge BL X IK E AL TY Cansiand. No 1345 2 ,.°8 @ Me PLAT —ARaS Lacied-- 4 family Bear ee a4 . Perch, ail modern. rer: ~. . - medera, bigh-—tags: hie KUETE REALTY T S548 S. Grand »i GCranc 6448. bie 1 Se ets $3340 per year | art? » — ive 1437 real AL fot / Is “engi (WD . ST’ 7. = Lots : ; be anid on termna For t edets 7 “4 . r ars oe . r ful ARTIN OL] . : | far. 2 SOR 8 41314 Nedras Ray Geslars se SCH WEN LTY | —— AN. T13 Chestece " ~ My — en . A £ hes >”) - ~ ~ “sa hk EAT a 4 7 = _ -_s . : 4 ° —_ s . . ” ACANT—4- Room «acd a—n00 CASH 3. 7022 Michigan. hath. —r a meschut_ st. : | *TAT—4050 Lineoin: § and 3 ween | Terme | ——_ SK FB OO! S34 Chestent F Sen Se ee . on > = " ~ . 7 : e . Yi“TIN 77 LA : ao“ - 2 . ta . SiDe > - 79 ° c ‘ ’ ~~ F “a 3 > ae ‘ou * “7s Bice Ress - = Ee ek ee WO bull beth h - Sous—4 ané 5 roar fla: $-t850 — : oe ~~ oe y 3S “t @Bick on ibis Te ger ous hon $5000, ». ~~ Wane, eth het-water te S45 S Grane | = ~At% N. 7th. Rm 223 t 4 a: Jain bi 1158 if WS Ofre TIETIENS TSS Cone 3-3 Biss 2 ~ 4 oe Yeh 4en | Seton | 4-family one: beautiful new med ~ Wonpear ‘ E PRODUCE § reoms. open r+ nn = t a a = - (“heetre: st wikt iowa. hat oTnartes. rar ace. ®oulharnoo Moder: oad av. “rn ¢-family fies: 5 men S hor water . i. c ‘COM . Garage: all con. | Cen reat 3530 me th of 2 rooms and tie bath each: hardwocd _Ol% ve 5S aR BAKEWELL .- 118 2 te Mateo” Ad GITMA« tb. on by ard oly «3 . “R is fear NEW - Tferpon x Grave si aR on . * . a 4-family three | atime ind i Yer “ OrcKk garage for M [ N :. . — = - ~ : : | ° Teas hme Ryle ‘rT ~ = ~ TPA ast roam - - ~ rents , = oe month: sb “Ss re “~ ‘ ; RUSSELL AP AR MENT 3.4 oo ‘ ‘ * “aor wat. 5043 42.173 — each: ict Rh. ; » ‘ Siz-faniily 4 ~ o . , > maid n lana ia £7 “agea. ~ a 4 roars ame = 3 ~~ oa i ~ - — = i =r as ‘ eer +e S ‘ocay. a3 “ milly a : si 2am heat. ‘ . 4 Yay effictency I =. xx Areena ba ths LR. iJranad 157 4 “ ra t®ar ~ nl double caress. } ae Lt _ 2 4 oe ee Son ai war el eromerts -— = & ae. a —_ . : 7 r - a — — Pa me (Pass at $7200 per year. f ‘ ;° es ee .\RRorr “2 acmean Tie ~~ “253: tWo 4-far 2. PORES "ARK De of the hear —— ee Ma RR . rm pwze on Ftp aed . he ‘ om ee — son, Daiha garace JOHN Fi. ARRON Reamer. 702 Chest o: ° tvior. showime a enod Tor, . ao New ¢4-family tla. 4 roema breakfast Dlccks fro- Pores re —— streets. two _ — a cd me 4 Bans Kr = 7 ' - a rr - ~ i*s ™ at? — - c ee te PbO Or : _ : a. — . - ; _— . . > - - rv ~ =~ . : 7 > Ms Nes 7 “B= “gam heat. bardwood Deors. Fer farther ‘ 4) Elenore. bathe, cheap Gans “ae AlL UP POR SAVING? TRIS, co"! woe = — ariwood faocrs monvate foam IS and PY as Stee staemes: of ~eis—-1 100 Dotman ermal on w~ g hon real flats in a +4. 14 . ° good cond! tea. JOR. SLOT ear tens .. =. et ‘ a iets ~rper S.. prace ~. ee, SED and 31 Ine arm: ~ — — M _" a‘te -_«. 9 ~ cee ” " VHN Hi. A fib? vr eniece, TOS Cheat a , 132 eron hatha +l Ne Pm LAvt 2: UfBUROUGH Gee, poOxi17 | “eewty panied oct and in A ma OWNER WANTS SALE Bi okt 217 8] C. ATES Ss AV. = FS. kn oS se . -- 2. Re _—z tex a " ° . 7 +s — f for _ ‘ . 25 . . ’ “ > ‘ ; 2 = or. S750 > = 7 aes ° - eft > ‘Tr Praz - . . a : =a : . . a 4 : ‘Ew SOU ‘Ht SIDE 4-FAMILY F A TS— 44 42 cv " =e = : ae bark. See rn a Sh, A. —— ane Sacinen: — Bow S7S0 pee rea oo , hy tee oe TO —_ = furnaces, elec > Splendid 5 and 6 room tihe —_ » ug. Se : . 210 Waingwrient Mid 1828-32 aac A510-14 Alien. 4 separate; 4.4 ofo> pt. Steam heat careges. rent $0! — Ws OO. ere Ote.; | 43 "a? Landed | Sete lisht: we ): rents $1560 seen. | S2iee mm Reai: newly decorated: price TS3f MADISO: ~ _ ; 622 ~*ok »- ‘ ‘ermnre . Py. price $17 : : — mc fieor t atxl7 1S . ~ . coon ay f ass. 2 rooms. tile bath. 5 +4 gy r a. . (4 UTIN H. A PT ‘ o* - rs : ~. = ’ AT—S5Sxx ve — Thre ieh _ ne ‘al mer ae Sleee eee: MA RTINW & Pane arick house, garay antton heency, bard woo fer 4 steam 4.4 . swols. bar he pte - = - eet rr ert. modern street ai =a 44 Sesh at : | net ' See Cal MER. 17 Phare ~ , 4400 pote Petmar. ; eon? thor a a ea | t zm te Gowd ~ahen fine in west- ‘4 ow : 4 = s i>] 2: 7 $) ~ | ey . ~ _ .° made . cm beat - : ad _ : _ Caestant. ee _ bany HO or mar sic Siz. ‘c} | ’ KO? aw ad 5 + ment. Casy terms 4 as A OSttuskc be } re’ eo AG, OL sy. —_ a : = = 4 Zz th _ s\Sou ee ' on k . | ; fa vTrcp WFEs 'T E. ND SINGLES — ~, » — : ie a ALSO ee | fermaces. garage etc’ a beauty se eitn Cotter S22 REALITY, sp06 Unies. 1408 s. # aod > rocma, @ouble em | S500 LAC ‘LEDE A AV. OFALLON PARK A Amn av ‘ort sempleced 44 17 Gidecs tantd om . 619 bestnat = -— . Tare. $7000 J 'VESTMENT PLA : _ " : 3 SfDarate 4- ta: ; > " o ar & of mia. faracs . — | PLAT . t a: Si"... wae l4e> od . : — ~ - : i. ™- water Deat. Saving more amily apartment styie — 2 3142 lows. cheap. al ‘ ie . = Lor rhe-wr er a? > eee . ra. Se. > “? ‘ *oomis, ~ G) . Ms : oT’ es 52 Lex eee ite teth hardwood ficors 4 cam $f i — hee @ngie Mat. 5 ama 5 large macnn ree terme SSC alley made: l¢ Cara 3 and 3 rooms, feed cama}. | MORRIS AACH RP cy te ‘ cat oe &, Evi shes. S35 =A =~ eatin Piants S| rented . Tine tepanis 4 — ’ Mer ~ _ ~ . Psi ce. I ve™ > - min aon aes — _— = ; MAYER REALTY 5004 Con =~ 2. = ~~ __hestret am : a , T2258 | “iY Saerry $20. buy om S500 — me oe $-5. 3057 Blaine modern. —o ee $16,000 >serms: owner 24 ¢ . a ee “Ax -O79R Bie Vides, ‘e-s Rowan, 3 and §$ soama nowty Ss : $@x135 t ~V. » Ohuy PO ash 4 2e oa — at — ee Gane . JONN «¢ R] : ‘ ies iy PiAT....?" i.) as - Darl! oxi $7500 . barh pom t ALSO 2 oe 6 iata owe wat : » Nestr wt ~~ 2 : 4 and y cad > — SS : meet be gold to 4140 62 lm fayett:. 2 : fam Pitre “ 7 a a om mace. 2f2n BEAL — L % . a wake offer a . oa ae > . ry *4 ; -. ’ - hat —— >4 ! xT T . Ar FLA T ~ + 2 ow . fr 12 he hile -— a = ei “4 eB - 5 oe be > caaAge TWO ¥ AML ¥ Heo’ and tile bath SlLea a = he. 4 ~ oe ie , +4 af wever bar h. card DeOoessary. = *y . = tobe “ _ ~ , “ we : he tne pp OF —— \ ~s nd oth = - = ‘ ‘ = fata for Tale im 45 $2200 v= rent S124 Der year Price S ™s third Susters spouts a eens. doubibe garage. $5 357 1 es, well built | Wamades: must be seer to he Appreciated § rooms. tile ba emi he 2. 2 am) Sock Wichita si nave Just sol ore ; “369 McPherson ey °¢ f ~ ee: sae “bat = went $19S0 Pr or , ’ ion f ai" 8 Tae, garage " ERER Rs " Q) ‘loors m= $493. .. - trom hers w = mE: contain 4.5 rooms, reoms, furna-. © _ Seete. and 7 | iis wprise Osteen ~ ; ; pe teen _~ ae se so : > _ : awe. = ae Gre me vrke Small eae Fil) tak — see Daa oo — "vYecguenmt location: eC ‘ei. $1400 Dr ae $]° omy Swoed floors: renie!, ; sank’ om ferms Easily changed a. o. . . « startiord, me ; . ; ra: ; ~ “CAR: Dew. lemt renting district Cal 7? om —~ r - ; ; ties and ~ investments. See us for +5. 27xx Wyomine bah BEAUTIFUL KINGSHIGHW 4) FL. ATS sioregeneeed — nas | eee =o, or oe J_M Avil & CO_ 109 7 tf 5 a. : oh eae a OK 1010 « rm | is, Of, Sdmiesion. $5. 34xx Calitornin, ‘beiha tees CON bungalows — NES BROS. Ottre 8025 Meter 16 “Single Fiat Bee NON a | fA meets ’ " —— — . : ii¢ ; ra i> ‘y~— 7 . es : ¢ — , . > Ss e 7 ze a -—- *% a . fe | A ‘STRATH 17% Chestrect 45. 23277 Lafayette. modern = Ee eact Water Dex: ane riAT—-famiy: § uz... 2 . -- — — most ODive 1427. Sing! € Flat ] Bargain. S11. O00 9 s0LD—2 Lirt—eseo ; re 19 _ 5&4. 352x Hartforad meade = ae Loons (ar furac —s Washing:on 5). a-,' Gown: 477 BEAUTIFUL APARTWENT RARGAIN 1392 Shawmae: - — larrce room Drick hom : OS AG I E - ] : & 20xx Wvromine hen » te _- : 7 . ry nd a, 7 . 4 ~. 7 > —— H : 7. a rq Splewtid sine’s fla: of 4-5 rooma the &-5. 55% Lou siana, bathe formes SKE THIS Tropa , ——. new ¢ 2 lar ginete 4 4 _ $M NV! noe ta ho! > ete Nea | =. xr for ’ _— ate ana Time = _ Wet er i Vay) —— ©Wier — - 2 A. ari ren “Ss et c. ns iructien —— c EALTY cm : ;, ABRLS PUR ROOMING } if —INKOP. 619 Chegtwut SS Sésn nas, Bathe, Sus enrages. | wo, ewiy padered: @ Ganty little ‘fine. | FLAT—Singic: 350 ana SO2A ~ \ yf 64° ensingtom ,—— PR Ic E, $2R 0 i ] a ; nye ey EOTY - : 467 Po - ~~ AA id “ana. bafh« furnaces ' x _asanad ° orice « atta . race. 4-5 or weve ~uulaee tk . Ses - “ ae . mel if on. orest Down a a 7 ~ '« « - te iH 0-7 TE N N E SS ib E AY. PS + x 4 S*Ra furmacess. i Le e x Z.1 ack 10) “hee? - re , ~~ 4° Car oT} » Pa pony my .o- x ™ . - > = 3 7 +. 6 ‘cS ’ Meotern s:x arm ly ot 4 j agg t c Vv ri Per 10°4 > ae Be ? " ee : : mee — - . we etae on “me . = . : i Pe re —a eo Tee . a e 4 i, Beno ot Bew Gaubie flat 3 and aleove 2: a artord. hot-water tees KINGSHK.HW 4) TVRRACE & —eGmn-Geating piant- every meter i salen _CHOUTEAC—$s000 Cas CASH ack: =a. frert hail marie a= bn, Gr alion 2s RESID re ie Py ~ M : t MeRhee mode . ARG. AIT’ venience Sm om -- con- FB a =~ Ge: " adi darts ‘OrMACeR, GCOMper screemm etc LA 64000 —— —T. carace A brand-new 4 and 4 mone - or renien 3 —- inde!! aes Sis ww 4+‘amily, steem heat Gmder leame: cond street. soath ef Det ce e 1" | aoe oe Peper uh . , oS ae fone, Rath form LAC. ath ard ew as a a lie ENA WY? w . 7 ty o e . — ere re = > $44) Sar. beer Hawn) Mon ~ _* tric furunes Parace ' ’ , > = ~ . . - — ’ mM UT's ,uarn Lowe . . : Ss (UN Cra , ~ . “ . . 4 i a #719 (heetout «. ©. JoK\ — nen a ath tur are, rararce e+ alee is nace: larre mm. | FLA TS—4274 1k ~~ - a _ 20 " ™~ Ser not - =I Ft] detailed = very "nie F We have the m ~ -™ - se . ia is - : » — 7 ; si 1.2. OF ~~ > a. - " > = ‘ “nN - = 2 i : - ? ‘oS os x = ; 4 > ‘ »: { ow?riss : fine 5f > ~ ; FPourtalin roontts meriane Sista street and «alley made. 3-3. 325° M-Ree ‘bath Note —_— a a xee § a af Shaw's Garten, Fis p__o- = Ss i112 NW. Te roars porch on R, “we 6700 bieck in University City Crest fine interior finisa. tile eet ta wt i oe t ™ “é ~~ > 4 far . ~ =~» » = + 5. hire camce t-wWater hears healer Reena Avwne « S TROST CO. 4915 D Hed. LY AVY. Howe - » 45e2 Holly av $-reom reed. lon Park. tile ath. bot-o 4 porches. Av matic = 74 garage: slate roof: own> 40x146 let , LOOK ! NEW SINGL E FLATS 4018.50 a unabage beau tifod ~~! anea, aA ge re met abo arrange. Bwas. i= — ae c — — a =a ~ = om for rd WwoLrs POLLAC R. a ee Wiwe 9544. Sw “12 s Broadway. wt sto~ West — . eo Moniciair Malt its 5 Wi ry » - ~4 ut Otte 1637.) 4 we DOUBLE FL AT 4. IT16 Victor. atze | APARTMENT 2307 Bricview> Adee | Oct throurtour ta; DF B2* rooms U\ WATEEMAN NEAE ROSEDALE | Me barn ansie fat ef 5 roams and ev Dy six r TOWER GROVE Park _ | Mel a 9eR Le, etra |; mot. Water beat rant $2220" &femiiy. barre = first floor fetid “ pc Lad , : ve T FAUST . tures i y beds Side staiwway por. "7? S&S reome: l BILACK 1} ‘ > GLTE R. Oo. 7 Ww im these flats: path way. Dorvelain sinka fare . J BOM PUREST PARK te FE, 5 veoms and bath cach 1) —_ ~~ be 7 J 3 i} lie : , ae ? , ta fs 3 af as ’ FA ; , ? | 3 o : (° d i ty br he i y B Y 9 ne a ¢ P Ey ¢9 ea BR pr Sig 3 I B f Lom -, jo) I uw q o bee $0 er 4 of 4 ° ~ : = and Dor porch ¢ ioe - on) ad toot 7 7 = — Sel’ se S . : at thas; ~» @Gjacentio Per 1710 Allen. garage fiat 4 » a; 4-family apartment C800 west: modem ‘S,,2°2ament caz,| DOUBLE 6 RuoM EFF; kKNcCY A $5000 cash Levessary 7 i These are a few of the f shing Sehea 2 _ ™ #3 " - ue ag sn a - “LAT e €a 3 * lows rents $1200 . “i. ta" ihis rooms. separate het-water beating | bath and 7 rooms G-DISCHINGER. 3072 | Five | $4. 1216 Victor also sinete . -- Pas SOO-O% Fghiand and 2x7 Ries £ie data er ‘219 COLLEGE ay gone COA fureece, bath ? Uten. twe singic fmt iS-I7 Ham Screems, “etc. eam 7.--om residence. bath. elect [=e rent S20 per month rtaice $18 i-6 Mere bath eat. | cast ei men: 7 rg era: |) Py _—- +68 Of 4 and &- Dod- = ae . — . FRANK SERASTIAN Prat? 1 S506 $4. 4235 Te Tontr ~ a $1 2508 rood term ~ to STOOCES: and twe tom « pear. price $i r hea ber euttering AD - 64AN REALTY O© 6 3324 Magno. ae oe Salam Sok ICO. Pot-l menace ei 411 of senaraie | > 22 investment RTW a MTN nr n . 8807 Hartfor irand 8114 S340 —~)_ ae, (sete | PAR TENTC —— aly $5000 ass GH Thee Oey »a : — > > 7 r > Sa oo eu > - 4h ae ” — ~~ ~~ ‘= wn ae . : Fe ~4 T y | , > - : oo; SINGLE 56 FIA? Ox PARK ay. ——————| Pes. income $4360 easy tame ive 474 ore ‘ 4 ; a Se Lilie ; SE ee . . rae : OO x) ‘4 Pes alii coer ; Al ARTM ENT F ™ NN es rLwaAT rh _ ee : ; 7 . ' BEDROO 3— $23,000 RENT $1500 PRic trae — . 2 carsges: lot 100x145. . Dis Ges 4 a EB WJ he. 7% SF gain. MARTIN Oy ee, $3600; a barn SINGLE Til Letand av. 5 aad New. duame { ms = punresen ‘OREON = & FG scorr, ade" z | NNON TO Wee wee 8 Lae rent pe a0 Se ~ seperate steam a > me — " : : Ss nucl 6-roor fiz > ® ic, >a ~ ame | SPORraie sileam =a f a * s "120. =n. > Me — ns UO Chestuat. | IDEAL , ee NON 7 Walnwrghs bad * ANDERSON Tr CK E-BUKI M eh wes 2 LOU ISIAN A AV ane 1 ‘Gneine Tent Sanat: 4-famay, 5 | Ser. Bt odriect. separate vaper’> ating | 2 ‘TT. Realtor. 709 ‘bestna: | I LAT B A RG A] V S733 LOCATION unds Distrie t Resi SOS Chestrat - Swlendid =Pee fiat of 4 ay ; ¥- Cc —— — vteU) & year Cad - ~ a rm r _— sR Oe tite bens HODL LAMONT, NEAR PAGER ~——— ; aes - Enright: room fleet 155 feet irgro c Twe h ; . 2 Death. furhace eer $12 7 * reer, .~ = > Nay — — Rteamiiy & wo. Mmercrive bestrrel . 2m parto- +4 WAS —- ~ a ) 2, : 4° errar bi “L r\titms Nesults © 3204 & Grand. Sie A a SATLEY __ Realter, _ Otive _#808. RESIDEN — 5 aw ner ‘Sifax lLOSAa ‘ FAMILY FLAT wlat—3444 Park- © famine ¢, ane . oe ee pea _————- Ses oun ey ~ » aw tas 4) J. *— ‘ Four-Far ami! yA aii. iE —__ SSSIVENCES FOR SA 4103" carage- Sexiad iro. NE W ASHI ND PI 3 POOmMA £45. ele ~ - S Mate Dave ye Oe «} irce gcarace 7 . > am = a © CHOI 7 PRANC wet _ 449 Wellg aw — oes a ee: ol 2 £00@ regair 3 rooms aad rents” ntl > aan i. ST = ane $~ a ~ 5 2. A . . : Be, : — . MAY »Or income We + - re > Sy - : . VES & EN ae DUBLINSEK Y¥ REALTY CE HOMES ine fer Sale the - as Bat , NI Vy EF RSITY STR Ria ERMA AN @2 LJ ONH LRDT R cw} UNSe . 1H a Bad | ow i wnar orice is 7s we. . » oA —— ——_S = — Ott ve 27a, wn ay Tt el %ELVES Iv DES. —__—______ 504 Wat W ainwt _ M - 4560 = ryiand. . . —s a oe si3 International life BR RUSH-ETRNS 110: _ taal «- \PARTMEN ’ Mi — — Well-Built brick fa 4 ner bere ts ar Ge mt 4ixx E ASTON AY. 35 Portland pi - 12 7614 Cartan Gweed floors hard nq Ww ' IN] YE REL] EW are ee carages; income SGani: | Bet-was l-car gerage ee Sm | recur: 2 smal cash payment af S0hane 4+Q-fr,r Se, | jarium. bdallrecm- — — 4026 Magnoli “H- Water bent cranitek Single 5 IX 6 Room PF In St NEW FLATS | price $37 000, ** | SRR: admin a oe ee Se 500.000) West Pine 380408. | 000. Joos mt More: 50-t. det: ge Be it, 12x20: = saci Sex es t-te ‘ab, garage for 3 ma 403° F liad miarajern be . — _ . ~o — ew be ‘a ay t “ac’)* f we —_ 3 LS Pes ~ CY’ tre =r" ~ ~" : ON RP 94 oe . P 4 1 ~ 7 épartment buildiascs lot Chestn xt — ALLER R. E. ce. 807 ° ‘ Lindey. > > Stal arrances... _™Y* Teles 5 ADOT SEN ema 6 fs : “estnes st. a . re P seus —— ee DimPT Se MTEN RE Ree ok crm see Sinese. «OPES: Open: epecal | Tome 4 garage. oman: St ay THIS IS 4 REAL BAgc LIN — : ——— = 4915 Detar i, E legvar 1t S B co. 273 2 Cees _-- — = ~ wisest & - * ‘ “Kk D - $: A 4 a8 be het = a . ; = 5 xx 4 ‘. strete - * aj 4 iTMENT rR Ar : stn — © h lt amily il L4th sf SINGLE FLAT = — —=_OO. Olive 9544 S SROS.. Ottve £915 — = ‘ cat ws $1 SGe, mer. 6 room apartments: ( > ort ; OR ad ER ;-ROV HEIGHTS Sha tt Traet Dan Se ~e) i a? _—Pe 3 OT t~ : r . : — —— + a yh ng +419 En richt Av. N Nhwest Ps Humphrey st. a fine simete fat ines r a.* “CI ine iy: abest 1 veer cased - fer eee, TER HEAT—$10.500 ~~ ee . ; Cerner Weetm tipo °F Se So of 5 and 6 rooms. tiled baths «ena-a‘e roma ae may Gowbie tar of 3 *5 bts | Fn ©ecash Bas FEE j . Dargate Stettfal 4-Faamily Apt Near eae Park caiking- 2 co, banat ~ i‘; story frac ~~ ” 8 yeswnn ‘7° and 7 7 - _— - ' n r ’ ‘ . _— = (we STR s : iO _» pt Orcs worst ov, =" Qe oe — Ssurver- pj ~*~ a te. 7 HEMMELMANN-SPack LER R E CO. $19.509 7 * ™O% S2SZO per ar: pric ms ¢ garan — ry, v. Sve ‘ = - = Fores ark and Martet cars A tew | en es a 3 bet =e ae” ae ~ ba — = . A) — : - »- — = or. 1 ; > - fn = -~ - = —- oa 2 . > nen. i 7th and Chestnt ets AS DERSON-STOCKE® nr: HL SOC | ean vYE"LLs * _ & : = =e fut Litman cor apartmen: S$ attractive): Ta-ages Lis | “ ie 42° : | ALA NEN TONNE ERs , — Cisse 2«, | ~ c - OO2™ and tile bach hardwood arranged eY priced and terms Wastington: 10 "soome- -_—-- #144 4548-50 FLAD —— a aa S FROR. Ove so1: ay 5 ene 6 | Bs Eee Oo we, peeeeieees La 3h - ’ See owner at 4540 Masmn : _ ’ « - é > mm. ; . = . . Water hear ¥ & . 2 ~~ . ~ a a . oe... b eb, ric «. ~-Ver €ulcters and ¥ a ALT?T? . SR pee me we ee ——_ oy : . - » . ad 4 . s “ . = ~ - oP - + ~~ ww 4 . -. > ~~ A eee a co. ‘Ws We @art ee met “sa - ~*~ * * 2 e+ et cee — ° . a : —— ; . : rooms ” —S oe Mi ry - RN ‘SINGLI E 4 AND = wen vy ~en ssSary: 6-famith mnt: oor me > Peet = — as. iteal ioca: Market curs to = =. rt) $ is S18 Chesteat | “016 1 st@oreiand Grive: 8 reema. _— PENCE. S975 Cote Brilliante. ; feeted low at $79 500. wil! try Bri — UP further dex oe “ome SO, 0 ——_& J. I © nee aoe ee — 8h or ive ext ae ; a OE. . baths: saide-~irive —~ wt @lectric. furnace Measconmabde offer . . ?; ~ * erage et « vy a ae ae - LOO > caren - —— Lytor OTM ile ST OoFth Open S) i F | wit a . ln t 2.2 20 6 « | a Farage ao PH OLLAS-LUPFER 117328 “heen —— lor lS M — ‘ onee : ——— > te wrwe 8015 S fame. & AT 3969 EVANS re eertion Suncay sterncon In 4 e lat Bargain ‘ Hawtherne- I. ee : -—*, 25 Cote Briltiante. > . & Co Vensepoces sarang. ict - = ™™ , Y a P ' me : = Pa... - . - . as bs _ “—r : 7 ¥\ . 7 a yet rere. ie) 300 SOU TH SIDE DOUBLE Double ¥-Room F 1, mma 220 sleeping porch: garages: tm. | torte PM Ensen oot) bee $550 PLATS _WES= oh eae 1337 Arli ot ‘a } | tT ma oe” > +(x? — , = ' . en . ~ yi is ce ae i + -) 7 A ba l nN oO n 7.09 Virgin A Goudie fat. 4 fam. las 4057 54 Me Tony = _— . ~ - a ; ~-> ~ FE Page, & 22a TGS, Steam hext, Pe —sa5n ~~ *. 3 reome ana bath each mt With tile Bath terse em? 3-reom - - Sal ~ ; : = ——_. | ~ “ar_carage Beast?ful 5 and 6-roem fat. i ime new 6 ro i. vee ae 2JOST VIlLLFR ® : 105 NN Oe i a alee” ——e on won Noorg fs. . se 6 oe Bs xx ee ae — re “> > NES PARISH + nicn bi & werderto! tes rnaces: a haa ! 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Lo erinse es ’ > . ° be: } ‘KES bP: iy = = . ; oi > = UV ' , tor - a 2 = ae EA ere) SLE + Si kK A AY) P S rs ” ‘A [Awe we |, rattae om Ni a . as “ Sa : a = at i : e al Ce Sal N Urand, S321 N be — . " _- 7 ce ad ? + ° - - { 5 ; ot 4 . »~ AW ‘ - ARs 7 ll ’ a, Cle bath, 3 garaires fine condician » 4d SOME T H ING Paoms —. Wwe nian; § INS r - . _— i rooms, bot Trent "Sle 5 >i ° ea 3 ~ Ss)» s T Ps 4 . . | 747 Syracuse—6 fam Stes ter heat: 3-ca rage “ 000) =: isi7 FP: Wo! B-PoiLacn Olive 0646 DIFF ER 2 NT - et? Cetail; emmll amoumt cach | @ -aceetionalty well-batit medar. S an ALTE a arfeld: terms ) WAGNER-GRANT- Sash stamuly Fee rs. es na. bardweod ne ie a . ~~ Band = me Katt — ee aus . and e - a “OS Cberteert. et ia» REALTY CD. ume tor . -_~cear . , rWwo SOLD TWO LEFT ™ Ww Ofviw ese - meen Gatien 2 - - : TR ~ ITD PT = 2 oh ee ; “SN te ¥a> ; B.. . 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" f bs , \ | ‘ave ° otTar An t) - , oon Tha, baths. : ~ ‘each: «a Sith S3000 cash ang balance Like wer: | ettiy shrubbery. «- +. » Ss , ) ; - matte «bh : - ougie ; . a. 4 i244 qa ~ = Ome S787 a ace: garage OREON BE @R ¢ Pilates could noi be put ut * — ee ee » ——~esemgge “Teng = 4 . alr ’ + Poors pars 2av +“ educ. Death. cas. electric furnace, ase Ty. & thorourckivy modern 2 al y/ L756 Waverty ~0em.s. “2 bein, 19.000 -———— = — a z ut o , — “ = : ‘ : ‘ + - wr . one hag . i he : , Se : . « ~ ° = . : ” ee =e? US for ADhoin tine f Pion 9 Ag! A AAT Y , 4 s > - ms a y — = =e , ; ; a. am — , - i" a—F wr «4 “xX ®2.¢ sé 250 "™ pear ae - | and an Urmrnerse enc! oRed har twood wo rs. seewame ' . Pe - =— ~ Ste 4A So : eM SE EALTY c ~ r. t course '8 has st t. | ™ . J08. Fb! KMANN nu | , 4 : = " : inten ard 1) ey > eam best. -- orice 7 . — . St00G, Box (nai Pp RENSINGTUN PLACE poi SI Sereet 6225 915 Bastem (2) eectne Mee tile bath, beautiful new | 4528 Arco: = 9.758 | R) rvest R bo 4 * ; : - ~~ . 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EB o.. ec medern pri $21 000 ' ~~ | COFr Ded. furna; , ad = me om «That. _B ARGAIN IN srw , ~° . . ~ae m2" 20R ' eR s, tee Je mot ¢ Say tengo ‘Ris apartment SIDENC 2: ; » ~ = — - SUT = = - ‘ - ~ ; = ? = — " aa » uw = 2 3 \ ) . ™ ¥ ~ > 4 Senet rrr a . “ _- + ° a ‘ -_ ~_ ~ - ~ ’ ‘Se ae | oe - . ‘ _ Ww a » 2he Rieg er a’ = Ot t Lond a | Z Id GLE EL, AT . ; - ve 74 a. , porch: w= mee ; eps [LEY wpe sod me 28? SORTHLAN \ KW RITN . ? —— = . ; ~ = j rn . wr "Se Fame PDomow il ; iene - " a 144 as SA oa, =19 . Rewiauet = ‘ rooms wat: ees = - M 2m 4 eatin e.ectnm goed ’ -_ .’ ty 4] Ay FLATS Lea “hr > — . poe 4.2 $ arc 7 e Tw. s Ivi' r& AND ‘ERS iS RIGHT | r ~ ee ose - o > be ee “ ALE — : Sen Us 4146 HUMPH 740° , — (Gaw BEAUTIFUL NE a I Tre , 6 INVRse mh Aro, P | “! a... OO MERPORD REALT ade SRINKOP 619 Cheestrer +246 W yore =r. wr" — : ; e110 : L Ww FLAT OON ifiis PAG > AY. INV ESTMENT GEMS | a ~cSS 7 ~~ TY co —_—— =~ : o>) HI ‘ S&T. ~+ we : and ee - ~ — > : . ; ‘, yt i) Four ar ry 4 =r HRP x — eee w- Das 0246 San | on! a ’sM-waie . - _ — a - perce De ’ 7 } ' TA T ants pe re 2 TOen. a _- - oy - ts — ‘OVER ay Iv?) = Eid: ser . na 4 foe 415° wrt MPuRey ST ra. ) . —_ > ; w . awl - x © f£arazre re 45.42 4% ™:; co a _ me “ | : ei uece frame ae OR slectric; rent $1200 terthe | g o.. A165 CONNECTICUT Sr LAT—4921-23 pone a . “anes TD and FOOms. stear, ~. ee 7 opi: 6 as a —? Cheetret | dity % . on ™y ; race m™ ates | : eat a Selel. c> ~ Th —_ $i oe ra e = 2 a . r a om ft KMANN KR. EP -v.. 23 —— : ’ ; rt > ~~ 4 ree . — ar a ' ists wT _ e + a ~~ ... 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S82S-32 Laciede ay IS Macs of 4 and . eo IDES itered ae east beat, witwood fic =: Ome, reoen. ores i Chre O« ive 28 “ secom’, 3 Tr END SINGLE PLAT econ 8. ath ‘as and ctre: Mxin 658 oe x E co. im eneetions tae onl carage for 2 cars " house 2331 N. i N. Grand ues ~ . 4a Z za coc hes f ‘4 S200 — — ow Rog ad $ tl na mex . a ~ 6 a2atc3. for nn ber aAPedUt: ro $.55 000. Fer — - ~ —. ia oe ee -westrrer- RA) 1= - . “1100 s id 750) ~*~ + " = See rcu AS «ee : TRIPLE—s#8500 a . ‘ ~ 3 ss _— ’ Bla ‘Kone ay¥ 7 rr ~ HOU Ss—i4ia ae —— a oe er, ows va —_ re m4 74 m4 -_ ; ha. furnace hea: a . Jorma, Teer ption 7 : — oo wi ™ a A a J = JONES Ey CD. 9 } \ ’ > heed » tile bath on, the bath. . Ruteew: «ix Sreem ats Ren A —50 ee oe > shades: gare > Ire. screens _ mYOsimMent An : het’ : h & her! Rg Sie von . etn. : > ars. 60.ft front i es ; "la ¢t 1910 Cheers oO iT * =. 4 x». « ' — } 2. ‘amily are rtme-, i : s ze. a Poors. hath Dw L. ws ive ; i nn Pour ~ EW FLATS Ae od q’ | “sting of 6 —_— c- roan es. £arage . $8000 fu-nace. Ss-' ss9; s * I. ——- - - er ar nice 3% «4 * ee ae — " Teak Ta "eon se. ros 9 { an ne A ve enue i Ferace ‘fae scoms each and O945 “orton pL — Hi i =p a PRICED RMF — ”"s _ wm re’ >| | Me, * ri ext ric carage ‘oane. 4 . vem ~~ a” = i wr Lond i- >» —— rmer " Xv i offer : or a cars. Mak a ee. h ieee | w? . " is. bath. for- ‘> — “S— 25s N. es 7 had - L rest: Dis - eh, an inverter? ce jt OU. are tookine “far New 6-Family Apartment | SINGER iat | nen Dt! Garfield: 9 reema bath farace cach: pate a Yea a a - ad - . . . w a) - . ™ om . ~ - . had S| Fe. a Ea = eu? ft? rt ures. , ’ ‘ mA. 7 ee PY: 4/42 @. 7S ‘$4. tod meder- — amy -~ ~ 6. 6. steaur- ~~ ~ ‘ oo A aie Ta peng on oe on me a oer fr or « breakfase eon ot am | 4 : “Sth be nA LTY co : $8000 screens. S2rage. lot 7 2z130 rages “BUNGALOW TY - 2c inves‘ La ten “. Dreock weet c » Www: . Fg LT Mor terme . . os 4 . r Orcs Tak ime room | ~- lipemia +72 Lyedover a Poors, tie bark 2831 S I AE k L, AT at. , : SALTY co. . tt — Sen. “agtifally fn ST ———"} MACe Beat fixtuees scree : . tor 2-54 co ate — New ' i-~ 7's | ae i ~*~ an > am " - : 7 ar SD a : tol es . Sf4k0 A : OS . — fh @e-c are “sim = LA \ ; ; : 4 a «- S m- A = COR TH SID rr P ae 4 and 5 “AES aun roema ‘ : mn ’ T, L, eve =e ra Pte $15 saw “ es Roo + OC arene “LY Ten: a pian fete pee Sma. Cash — JL ' (424 Grarvilie 5 me me ~— — —. * oomee m~edern tlhe & Sot iive S55 a ™, ~Y “TY | ig aT nig > ; th oe ™"wa sun Darter. ; - = ; - - . — trade —~»—~* »_ _s tile ha” iJ ° . 055 ; isa N Tth Sa + : ~~ BAU T y ah ion * } — _ — ANY BEAT ¥ . x a ma? Jw an rer ’ So 4 cwy OPwe qj . tan She . — To. 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Pre $)5 or ha ont, eras farunce. on: sad te wach | Foam brick. bathe, firnennt? we 34 en _ Owner. 50274 Metre - , — OD Crewtr ut ne RTER JONES FR Ff cy ! hardwoee ee bet-water hear Price a av.: 9 reoms! loc SBx155 $4 sarage = '™ med are ™meorh of " prema - Bie LA tl Ravaws POUEI a , — - i. Sra: st. er 5: 42> Wells « cars , t 7 . of ome Mai. arve Sa200 : Te. r eae ™ Ofeee oe, “em © — "w Simete 5 an’ & 161° al ~~ $it2see ae : . —— a Prtce —s 51°5 Delmar ae - | RESTDENC : ; . wait AN ra Perrtaan - [rns mis mocern. a $i 4 een - “enw. = vier = - ED ant ‘ew De . 9 : fS.9 we RK Harris Realty Co WL-ATS 4015-19-23 Brees 3 a > a wey | Seen and dozdie aft renting Mt | DS aobanne Avenue | Ww L BA rry Ter: S ooo * eat 5 roome seach Sis . . s . Rn un : - , oe = & Ome | . ” . ech Lat ewe : — eer o- at pniy ene tit”. CT Vest ment Olive —. 42 ant Pine Pa hermace: Marge let: admmns me XAT Set Brann: 2 and 3 a. | ond tae a [com Pores ~ 6+-FPAMILY APARTMENT _ ane SESS. 118 NW tr, = ‘ on r ar" - r Cea bee _ ~ me le ’ “kK It — ‘ Tuten , Page #5 ‘ NEW DOUBL be F I, A iT ls wr call ow Aiton, =e ie D ws » 34.150 DaLy € tS O coeur b. 4 a = ae 01 Twat Nite ‘ase deca —. sup ores with 3 — , C 4) _— +A oon r cae ———— 1 “hbeern =o D> 1 AND « — ad nt’ ase: new new Gowbin Mar or 4 See Sami ly mereerente CCAS 4 and Freer corner” anh, 1 Mock swath of pe, | bat morifice for emck a. : GARDEN COURT APT ard = trees. grane | RESID . SF) “orn. end —-- — Bett oe > and 4 « at ae Concemrtan for te | | bare TION, WIDOWS! | 700 ner Month orice Sos00. | RESIDENCE —IM ' EBASTIAN — alee 3 S-room house fe ——s Graad ‘guia - S00? a tend $4500 Te Be pe: - %. * +4 Lh ne . cy 7 wf - 4

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Dot th, not Water hea t. i hest kine Cilpiee ant ; ° reasonabie ; : - "7 : , ; , rand 6448 | ™ . , radie 7 iva Di r af ' ; , N , ¥ a ‘ , . : . out ' math, hardwood Deors, J-car br , ’ 4 KOT. 34> Prat . 1 _NGAILAIWS Seen ws GT alow. 4 room , : ‘te LOS A. GELES ‘3 E. Oh . rus a the place : 1138 . . . r . , . mode t , as . : vit ot ~t*Ve % a = ; . . a | Adm esloat be” “a r for his own hor Reven ri. 1D—ore \ ns, 21S California, make offer (St. Lous | wr card only/« MOIUN “Try | seven “> 4: by anvenrry elm, bat? DEN: -E O LUST CO. Ageat, Union amd St 1 CITY hardwood a ng 59 | : t-waler heat. leam hea. oe au Riedl 356. A Fairviand of me gd rRKRAY 5 \ ’ ar a — terete brick residence ef 8 rooms. bath ee, tant ace. eur ane Will sell on terns Owner soa Sow you thro ah , wwe! OS. F. Dic ; 2 & REALTY CO rut aSaNn t. HB. CO.. 623 Chest are R37) Penroee | . Mroa dway we s duced } we furna wice just & rooms and yuu throug ' ij show vont eo Sia. DON ER PT, Se ee ee ovo 461-—7-reom residence location for deantie , - nice HIGHT. ioe, |Home —A beau - tai ao > u Bam gm , — i A AtT* "On MADISON yee. ; a4. / large rooms and re ba! ‘ a... c twill a BR PONT NGE LLOUSR x house, garage for 3 care: : thea aArGwOod fibers, tile bath | pering Price Slay el . 1% 7 . le i . hs condition oe tor ‘two Cars; Near 16 h and a I > ‘ j DL ROHNER, 825 Chestnut st. JOS. FLD EK. Co Wii T MAN. 407. 722 Chestnut. Otive 8500 ry floors - ARK HOME 3123 8 Dung Resslence—Saitable f ANI ON-STOCKE BUERMANN OFALLON P Grand 620. Vi. ‘ c - Boarding House. ' , gi residence, 6 oe ‘ ‘e—2637 St. Vincen: —— Nine ia “Te LAF a¥ic ri BOS (hesingt st he ‘ Co : . " ‘ ‘ as. : “re hot E > ree any ms. 2 : . , = erms if d F ft | tae aire a ei at lot 0x13 >, im gon nditien: bar CHOICE HOME e Of liwe SAhee” 4 ( N. Sti quick sale ‘EF VERER RE ‘ aoe >uArTR \— 2) lidney 2676 ; , 3414 HAWTHORNE - ee28 UNIVERSITY Ss? SSTDRNA . J Uravol; , . Wel! >: ry , ~ r ¥ rooms south , 2 654 - ' ' my residence « n large P wsexts® otf | mm ON A Die ‘all Grand 3333 =." pt » bath. . aan es ' SiIDENG : = . ' () Se ‘tat sete I Rs b S85 ti rrrorme ~ on le na ie eee Hari rd rard win oor Creen ; >) ~~ " rE IDE NC me 708 F’reneh, frame ii A : Ps ’ Cr, adane on - ys + ‘ _ ie a ’ (“> : nh ee " = 3 Merame: st. GOOD INVESTMENT ee | , eri T .: . mer ieee oe sho # 26s. ita ‘hee Stee rooms, 32x Con $40 PER MONTH RENT at 5 show you Sreugs a urd 4 forme. lund white enaamah Gale ated a ae | | J TrUOGLLS baal) a ; as Bue . : , As : ' ‘ : ; a) " : Ps “7 ~ : — sede 4.13, furnace ' ‘ ~atrut de Tow 3s duor Penk weeds ' — ' wie are rovided . NG *_ kK $057 } lad av — . . 7 ae " . Z ’ | Lt ‘ 3. ftrita! le or ‘ls ® be ’ . ™ : : ' ‘ i i “i : " hw - ’ ¥ = ‘ a , » Ve R.., mr , Price is right. tj « [ ; Ss) ij 14 e { ainfort ilies Tis ite 1 ve ower | Greve Heirthts i) ; 7 " 9 . . y a wer 7 ws : ’ + rr. Teme : ry ? ‘f . lé . ead ' .; > Be rii ; : por h. Earring: hic net 4 se Ve aTG CK. 1010 Chestnut Oiwe 14°7. | , ™“. ith apd Ruse). ATTE ree, LODGES | = oar, ange SR at ae ° ' "ve imioine | a pe c Ating ftlant ’ > tees . “ . ‘ rowrry)« . ai? i. . .* J . . ' . . 0 ROL) —* LEFT—$500 CASH —At a bargain. 3711 Utah | are | ‘utiful 13-reo: | - nesaieien Wadi thes Founs 4 . te lon ‘aoe wae ee “)yTT TTL.Y ONE ‘}" ‘Toor brick hor ° , rT & room ; COD Ver bert? . eS , : bial - miii . } : 4 - : . ele ; evervythi: is 7 f- b ’ -- . . rs ’ =~ ere Dini “©4 wagocrneut Ww Mt) ; } () L R SO] py on ( N 1, (>? > LEEK rT arto)! ‘ ; ’ _ ~+ ‘4 " ‘ UU se. ;\ ae, Mii ‘ wih et ’ fine a Ve. | LESS | es = for B ca t further particule “Al shan all Mr. Bayer te mspect. a a ait tur S500; $2 , | ve of f the onderful |} ’ | TETIENS ay 72 hesinut : moder " "heneeeel ery ath, $i: J a. a ‘ ALY j INV . wp ' oO Ch - ? Oliwe 14° = 2 scwrr , _ ee 7 ae ate reality it pat A N kw B IehR« . FELD HOM K ING UNE | | eae SD Sh 2 ESID = | iw uted, Gaited aay Ge ada amy. mae | doteten | uFSWANCE RAK AIS Compton Heights | si2E stan Wit bes: nee canst. |Somtatgciam, martinne of foam Tonewnt | 6959 PERSHING — Brick 4 and 4 rooma, bath. Ww : ; . yo ‘GORLES (ST. LOUIS) 4 “be t! _Sa0e bio k ‘ — ove, bath, ALLON PARK BRAD NC K SIDENCF—2222 5s: aney st x 3 , 7 | «8D i eas aAroain Dp r | Sooe Co) Or at Ln Re : r : on PS me ~~ tng BR. This ts our last news home that we are offering for male tw 14201 Red oud av POO . —S | ached. © roo! ¢,} a0: “—0n av 2eory and asftic ee 2. re e ble re ater , tte biehes: ||| It contains eight rooms, two bathe, sum partor, hot-water heat, barewond electric. furnace garace ye ner A Prh 3 ty . - mow AE br , roon th fernace: tet 500x175; | Ti Lei! O05. tayil d av 3 fin mi oun er i cnemat? ih floors. copper gutters and downspouts. bronze wire screens. linen shades. hand- you thro zn m Se | utes sWoed Ti > lag Angele is ‘ew hundred feet ||| some Mehting fixtures. beautiful decorations and brick garage for two cara, ugh ' = , : - 1G-1 PISCHING | wy ‘ ‘ . . ‘ / 4 ~" s . : “Fe Ts, te oN ‘ - — . 4 ’ ‘~ ‘ ‘ i a »" . , ; 1, aes 904 at rie ‘ ' on : : - : LIke single flats be | = oe NDID TIOME e Seere | . — : ' — : ras now te > gp + ie " ;, ., . — ihe A Irk wo d- This complete home of modern arrangement and superior constructics & :P LE! 1} ee ; MAJESTIC | Z, ' Porc KOO! , >16 UO. 4 dert oni ) — : | being offered at an exceptionally iow price Come out today and see what «4 L535 4 $0" ) Neos . street , y ; , % POSITE FU N' , ' *~— £ . : ‘> 7 { oe} ’ ' P rm d RESIDENCE-—3946 vn! POR A ric IN 4935 Delmar. | | fine home you can buy for a reasonable price on easy terms. The lot is 502140. > TEL Ee : Pountain. uo “a. ‘ ont 7. ow fy. Bartmer and Creat » ; , —_ 10° > Fife Dp ne porch £arace ' —-T ; 1 : M47) Ar " are } “ . . : . - —~ ; | r nist. 1 mo - ie ; , x ) horeuchly modern: 6 rooms and 9 | RLS!DENCE—1367 Anu beautiful. 8 r | 75° o..- ‘ LOT. Te oat SALE be rROLTM 1 STRODTMAN R. EK. CO, a UNtY KRSITY cITy iu . . 4 AL . 45x Holly av. >- room a, © ENCE—US7TR Juanita: ; , bins : . . -aciiaclnaiaasieillids , 2607 _N. Broadway ; 702¢ ASHINGTON | ‘ ad batt hot water . : a ' eux - oar Then ~ . - ‘ ) 1? ) P A 4 Rs ry] “_ e Teme z= rice $7 , average. the highest | | _ , ‘ . MARTWIG-DISCHINGER, 2072 N | RESIDENCE — 1326 e: 10 room spect. 442% Bintham 4 marge Licht rooms Fj . i te” it amie. es ie points in Unive ‘ity, facing the beau- || “*26 Years of Home-Building Service” “4219 COLLEGE AVY. | | balance easy terms r, i” i dont cueiens wine in wea = rere 2 : $s : k ar froom residence. bath. electric, hot- | .-) : KN —~ nd Kmeshighw One of the Most Desirable ot ++ eerie © “ub LB. ;bery w develo st ree a iciniieiiiaiaamieal sien 7 emeemintiimenetiual | i . ‘ : e i: (i _" a ’ ) a) im, i ve } if : . 4 ‘ ‘) : bO04 Pare r neat ING) _ Js) : — 7 ] re rTTis Diveta ~-m oom . ’ - - . . * ‘ Le : Nee sown | TPECURN Than neath | | twonry balk Reutns + roma. tur Residences in Compton Heights Mmstzew 13 in; Jalan ay. ro at | ei Best _DESIRABLE WEST —— UL HO — . = L Resell ey. ay paltenes , tract melike frame xz: heating 5 ith Minneapol | iT _ BEAUTIFUL : ee +o 4 Just — of Grand | sisting of m , rali , 7 > banter | 41 wh — . _ ? ~ > 7 . ~~ odfeliow av. (ESTE NCE-— h. furnace, t« IN On 19 (een reception hall; | regulat y water heater Lis =? ‘ o hart, . ” = . J mr. pZa ; a? he . . . ® rooms: ail! ‘conveniences and apid wate trie, laundry ¢ I 1 . in Fo] Bit 100 feet nor for ™ r“wacoum cleaning #ve- see this A | Pare 3518 i JOOK Aa “ae TL onal low (h garages hade trees and shrubpery,: | '*™ *O splendid condi- | | ‘ER, 20°72 N : balled ATS : . for pt furtl particulars see ; Tron, iv net Univer- | ; _ _ ° Grand | ’ ~“~. rn . r* ~ Pein Ts wrt ‘2 4 Rt LT >ING + ewan t South “jd Hore ‘ tw ; co Se 7 4 | sg bash. | A Real B: irgain IARRY KEMSBHDCHE Chippewa and shure! thoolsa, car lines and RESID! PNCE BA RG ,IN ’ abe rooms ba nh. £arazre Phone ‘;Ta ; bd ’ : me. .# - Ta a a ! : 2718 N Ductid av; irge rooms o>! ' ie FE an ‘offer Possession about Aug 14 pb, 2 garages; jot 100x145. beaulifal | Rk eSIDENCE—3207 v.. 3 rooms n for inspection. SaAM'L SULVER. |— =e. Benii Bid th and Pin | , v ea eee a larew | usbection by appointment only Phone barra! m 0 quick he J a . . - oon im , . 407 aa , at n a art a nm room, ~ A. | : bar 1212 (e?) | IN UNIVERSITY CITY, 70°26 W ASHINGTON “ oo Victer 1415 ; ' n to be apprectated. trees wy . N 72 Wainw reht Bidg [oa . ‘de “ rT j . dinette BNCAN NO , re | BE AUTIFUL TOUWER GROVE HGTSs Southwest Qsets, ~-Car KArame _ re te: | - 4icx McPHERSON RESIDENCES FOR 4 ! " ounds Distric L Residene ed Rk ENT Nf }- > ’ ' > at ROSALIE. N¢ b- ~ > montaly payments ney - making : | . wt rox . frame ga-_ — — | : ruc job is the ‘vw st. = cont ' | y | roome and bath; lot 50x170 average, on one of the highest pointe im nde!! ma 14 Fe ~~, ; gy ery 1083) RESIDENCE—S29 Bates } ; _ Smee se F cO.. ; ceiiin ” tote path and furnace, | Piel iw hide a ae A | ‘idue 7% { University City, facing the beautiful Jackson Johnson block. Garage = Oe ‘ - rnmac. lectric. . " let “wire . ‘J ‘ | ; . ; As ” i p : ‘ nr ; } armor At? Su ; : ' Dance —6 : 23 NEW ASHLAND PLACE | wroperty "in tine conditi rice $7500.) 13- ROOM KESIDEN © SACKIFICED | rns. 2756 Tan | decorate: convenient 4$1ZJ uo. 7% | = aaah en ee eee “= G4 m ’ . ’ ~~ ’ ~ a sidewa — rus, ec. ad ’ with carage: 50x15 ft: =e - KOT ; r§ , re lesired Ta Came!) n ; — ' 4 ‘ UL LAS- I rt ‘ emi nt Lafa ow if i tele - . , ; ear wee i ; v 4 par re ~ | > Oy =—— Sn ee en Ss oT. ie Bete Wel Se : oue-tru ‘rig- | t weOe ota | ; all) , a oat | 5595 CHA iBERLATH AV. for children. THElet-water heating system with Minneapolis beat recu- j » . a “or I .~ [PIN ' ——e : ry ’ 7 . . 4 aDENUCE—7 + water aric: lot 50x125. price 3,000 ~~ i hastened flees. .tie te: tte “gleata /10al cos ‘ it once ent bast 4322 POREST PARK : Te POSsRSsIon electric; 10% fx Liy ee mS & premises or call 10., 618 Chest | geet: Gueiane GUeont ase owner ¢ BNZ LICK 10 Chestnu ive 142 RESIDE ~ Same T | ——_ S rooms, jath, furnace, bardweed foam Re er pt lll yy | lator, Humphrey water heater, 1 %-horsepower motor vacuum clean- : > es, $4500. GAAw Mo. | ALTER og th i : ty . ' | premises. 5 HI PH) T ) T Sasarmnen, me Di 108 nd Chent: built 9-room brick residence with hard-| |} ing system. Nicely decorated, splendid condition. Convenient te = - = = — sum | HOUSK—I15i lickory o. ; his beautifa h Side restdence of | ‘ERI A : | 2. ae ~ rut. | wood floors. tile bath and hot-water heat: | | Washir University, churches, schools, car Tones and stores. Muss PRANCISCUS Ra 1 UNI V ERSITY STREET th. furna aa ee ¢ : ail nace and garage for *% vere 331s ray bd. 1165 W ASHINGTON KL.—s8000 )abundant closet space: lot GOx160 feet eta - ft Bo | ath. furnac reasonable price and terms: open 1 to 5} / be seen to be appreciated. Make ap offer. Possssuion about Aug 15. for sale the following: = a gg only ‘gn gl os | . bot | ; , - b) tt KUHS RBALTY CoO - c - ve a ; ' ONA ; Race i use lecalion; it Maryiand. 12 . - tile and marble bat ' are —~ fireadway ir 4 set Lo 4 , mn 1 ence of ; +t rooms h-stonme front, recep las pex thn by appointnent ealy, . Westminster. 1 ’ ih : hard oak woodwork ~ ae = a = hardwood finish. heat, eranitex base =) >» - 9) . Mine rooms. | . : = a | o> -s Pree cms. DFric ee A a . | Son ane nt easy terms , . . ws for 3 machines. et one = pete ERS. S545 | OWNER ANXIOUS 17 SELL. | ' : roagh tric, graniteld | ee ee | VW eR I: d B : os | tt ; , rr e. . , 3 / | -> reo J ry i . ~* - al , ; | ; , : ‘ ‘ . en . ‘ i’ A . os ts@ 3 ’ d a = ‘ est u ; ‘ t il} ra roa“ | a : Phone Cabany 1313. Dp. m. ; *WRANCTS PERRY-RUTH, 102 N. 8th st. | live coruer wt, | 7-room hall. two i HAbRIPOonRD si (“hestnut gets 10-Room LSS a ae ee IN UNIVERSITY CIrTy PRICE REDUCED—SACRIFICE s 7.40) 14]: Tany ' ‘ me hanriwrot ’ ily Gallent condition Me | ‘lard roam on third arawoed floor Arundel : - » % (erris es ' , 3 m ini mrdweoed flours XX + . ‘5 0 ’ . , a - ROOM RESIDEN( 3 on et wi zine m my aR, ti bares: Place Beautiful Homes round. 402% ~Ga31_SHENANDUOAH ~~ | must be eeen to be apreessted y ae tny % epeapiirring MARYLAND * THREE SOLD+-TWO LEFT ; oon L bioc! f haw's Garden anc | DICKMANN ; Ss , a CAADs = th Beautifully built, well arranged ate 6836-40 Kingsbury Bl. % > . use: 3 b s, hardwuod an by wes . mows Oo. “ g- --- |Stery brick residence, comtaining unasns! , tile baths, built-in tubs bany Lav ee of ohm f ane atm 2 . \) - ee “K PrSiIDE hh! "E—.340533 F ADs “AY. a oy , ..* } , . ~ a ‘ KA: \ canned hyorne Dew fur ' 7 > admise ion by card only. price pe siiandes ¥ ntl] ** . , | . - i 4. - ’ “412 vat en ) } : ‘ . ' v1 . ae. ae é' ms ee oe emeion will reut a j BFLLis Tite , : —= ? : MM ie aqstnes kepe omens rETW3 /N aA r’ y wees: mae eae Be Sh Poors. bath. e . te a. sur , as . al. . = n : Oabé : . ' rie - . 4 : : ' , ~AKRAH AND McPHERSON —-$ 1000 ‘ ASH t L17T’ Walnowrignht ' verted into beautiful singte J. BK. KAIME @ BRO. oa P . _ . N N —— r) , . rs Ri ; > = : ne Ly aor Se ie — couse. 4 aed aes a ae - Ww EST E ND HOME Ss ; flat: owner wants tast action: | ee : FOO é ' “Sule tee . a. a. ae - 560x150 feet; price $9750 yar lhe Meni] Fide... 7th « lot — ee . BS.) . 4 , ‘7 , two erie 7 -FRANKLIN AV. BA . Re ENC a | ~ Fi tt DES! cher Poor wast G! | 7. 4 est! | ) . urice ri “7 ar a Wy pare Mig em | Adrmtssion by card onl CO. Realters price and 181? Franklin: 3-stery eae itge S-ruom fragne B,* Fs ips heat. ti ai hardwood fi AD? > A com ) — tno ) mos os “—" r- oe as KI.KIN REA austen. Store aod flate above. also 2-etery @ : — Te (ne Ess ~~ ; 7 G7" KC EPTIONAL OFFERING ' re + Ox®? : | 104 Sth Olive 34 or Olfve 9494. | MISMISSIPPI VALLEY TR . re f : ‘ ‘ . . - BRAND SPW tc: ’ | Main wee ch and _Pine > r. for 4 Taree Py: | —_ -url ' : ' est , , : : , a). ee | hiS57 ENRI 1 in, KOHNER, 825 G& . eS pet - Lee Ts ne lade ' : we (1. Ive iit medern home, mn th Si : 5 i | — : | , li- | , : | Oe ee ciation’ | hehe ieee ee See aan INA 4 Kingsbury PI | De NEW HOMES —— ewe —TW 0 | 9. ROOM HQUS | : ’ ot : pas ” tennmien ta ¢ bes hard a i 00 at © 0 3! REIT. * : aoe ite! ard porch first | : . ++ sO oak finteh One of the finest homes In this beauvtifal | \e & e ry : . ay ‘ 4 ° : . « A ° oe a , : o - . . ort ty 30F a} Ti) I M 1R Ri... reside utr) . on. aDlem))d! y hu it: 14 ’ 6677 Pere@rng s+ eeee oe - ‘ " nd | r OOmD residence, with all couveniences rooms, 4 walls and cellings can- 6635 Pershing ......ce« $9 S00 a vaased threaghout: hardwoed flieers on al! 6046 Pershing ......... NC - . ° ? he L-, , ; ; an i ' 3882 Det, MAR BL.. 5 there hide drive and gurege for several 6627 WwW bh og ™ h: a fine op vee mene m Ts : flo forn . , 7% : ; - : . beth — ; | . : : - ; i ot. » % ? “ , 10.roeom heus- .« ail mouern cun venienees =rs, with Uvine quarters and baih above prarein. 617 Cnesteat. &R GU. _ G, BCOTT, 500 C 4 : be Hx219: « d at | het-water heating plant, 100 f. of greand; Main 2182, ‘Camt ral 4 : BALTY CO. 2831 N. Grand. $321 . aman 4 oerne il show. WM, J. HGLD r 4 ' v ' te reef, ww Liisa mid cory, 9-feom ~ pri bq easy term a tor 2 NR | Hi. NS tye A ce price very rensenas’s Two b- -Room om Hor SES _ wit fiesta Ta Mf , t-water hes 7Y-foot jot. pve bute er heal; jot 10; ' _ Main 6 614 Chestout o&. (| AaLBEKT T. TEKRY & CO. 823 Chestnut. pe an SI arias aiaiea rast wore fioore. | RESIDENCE —A hreciifal jeme oo Mey | G0 ear Tram ‘our ofan (0 exam TRIN, 617 Chemout. main 2162, | SEIT tic PARK VIEW HOME | “Fur, gwd nal white percelain stnkse: will nace with burner: garage for two ~~ ~ + ah throu a’ bee oO ee R07 Cheetnn : , oo ' esicence: » w! ~avinge city as plac - ixtures. A good locatioe F diate fiucure stated - lot 87. 6xi84 fee just listed 7 pis i TWENKER HEA! , ws t 9 ater 6 0 rio , . | oe - * ” sane room : with ss ace for fa A TEEST 4! 28 hot-water . : : 2 . ; o. es Lor. aia ‘ » : — 2 2 . - . . - . i . sd ; af . . pe ae i » rz. t 7 ’ ‘ >) i, ’ ‘hea 4 : G BLANKE R FE 2.. 2! | Oo. 909 rtnut st 3 DANDY SSTDENCE | Ss 7 sc 101 xt : - 5 - | weed fleors. garage. For + is 4532 EMERSON AV\ SEE ERE eTjoee Humphrey ; - m reside: — _ og fort ) ne ~~pee m by c co Marvland || turther information see Frame residence with two leree room . ss 7 —.* ty | ave 8 Bw a wae“ Sapenion ' we 6% habe se.)|CUc , | ‘ : ; -, : | . ce. garare. ; de. has ? ate é For par- |} ' . woos tee OTTO SL e ) Ww SEINGTON AV. Srct2s wil wit at a barrais and on | | room: £ a ie oe ide: hae, bot. RESID Bs SSTa ee Sarthe: | Gen EDWARD bh. BAKEWELL | 50 feet. north side of W ng tem, i + MANN - . 9 -| Gay. then taik t . FH SELASTIAN ] yr CU — ~ OSITIVEL) uff brick 3 resideuce, : : . EK CO.. 623 Chee tet ; t ; ; ian ; . PEL : Peutifully walk b&b ef Channing: 11 -room house; we ae . . kh : "KR iD and Si!i4 ' : _— or , = te . ~~ ; 4) ey ; se rwUn 3g | a -- - ~—- - ltirimrmned with white cut steme, cuntaening Olive 5665. 118 5. 7th. price on this. | ——— Be pestout st. —— ; ) row { pore tY ath hid ; . . . . lilarze reception ball, Uving . — —— . . , ' =a , . 2 a ae : RESIDENCE 2. | MAKE OFFER SIDEN modern, sis at he til : | 6923 PERSHING AV. iveary. dining rawr. kiteben, en nn S947 NORTHLAND AY. Gs a" om 4 a ‘ TR Be ae Mire | shot hardwood Up ane Cows. tis 50x17 ! tery residence, 8) 0%. first flew, sees Ee « caine tf rooms. baih. {urnace, gas, ebectrix sony: Sow er ims ’ , a“ i ea ; Nib "alr , we ; water Cdl PeL of t= ‘ . , — até at veiroor® a7) 2 bathe omar comn Lad tes sag , decorst h no naalaa gene 7 - NON-RESI DEI NI ~ gw : : , ad wmaretinls newn that adds to | rootma —- Ot water hea! 4 moms, billiard reom and tile bath, house 7016 Westmoreland Drive ~ . : — , : —_ - : ’ ; j A 4 : ss ': , on , ha wood +O . if - 0 the fines ¢ ? ne COMERFORD REALTY CO. | and eal g --- oe dl » TRUST ». 4 » Ds , ' ‘ gives D | aaatiineien + «@ | oo gog | mmutifully deeerated het water ey 4 rr Attractive § rooms, bany “600 1506 Hoediemont a’ Cry a>. Se |e Ts gy ty MUST SE L 1, , ' , ' me. 6 5 ‘eanee os i one 7“ hardwood floors. fixtures. screen, ; || hot-water leat 7 ; : nn ——— . : ; "a me cw Park. b. A nn’ ' om ws awmne: etc arce’ rarece at 1008 / Sick garage with side drive. Beauwti- t y ; -. «% c ‘Por cant of edrovetien, pripe and partecyu ful lot. 60219 : DWELLING-—whi4 N. lit q mee of jun, bath end furn ga-|* modern britk: in first-clase cond! ,. ton Bat 4 ' ‘ome tte ite . ee : 1722 AUBERT AV. : rr Py Paci dence WIZSIESIPPI VALLEY TRUST OD,, Ast. | | Owner will > ‘beat Prk ON —— m terres FATAR c Ce te SOY ann. | oanie and cak: bot-water hea! Det a ‘by owned 7 or lence. Dal , | \ est nd Ke side nce “a n 3640 ‘1h and Pine Cemra!l 3306 CORNET 4&4 TH7nIG TRUBT. i] ». a ; > a - 7e Cary terms at) ; ss 1. on ’ lat, er , “- 4 ’ on « . on nist 7 ure. 2 = . vy i? or ON E ASY TERMS ' ~ - -—-+- ° is Cheetact. $41. Be Lae: 6-roens a & > wrore - ~—e : : WENGLAE r ’ ret wets _ 72 , i aa : , i . . ’ i~ | — \ Delightful Home : ee wn . Se ton gait ins Phope Forest ~ CASH-—MONTIILY I AY MKC NTS > M , ae . , Ps 76 «(OW ASHING TN ae ' rasidence of . - . ae ee 4, Se: NCE ; Br Ten f vater beat: | cae bath. reception hal! siate root., 6150 WESTMINSTER PL. a aasaieerincaes HOUsic—1400 Ve, Obear; van ” os . ' a ROK . mm Dee | | on Ooms a : cash ' . cx - ; us tia pode ts — . , . . ’ +} ’ rea Chae’ .¢ : ; ‘ y reyit ad . : “4° th jc es hee x ndities: price mc ny » marble st ariweod fTieors | ‘}. ks ‘eau ae : ale “i * aly ~~ ed oO ° pom admins: -: am exceptionaily nice heme 5186. M AP 1, K AV. : 9 ' , aif IT} -Ose , a . : i’ Leet : ad . a . ‘) , pet rit , . . : er Die . SREAN, 301, 723 Cos & RI | . S16 Chestnot. | clase!-io i chele oond : On LONGFE > | , | MOU! MANN SPACKLER RE. CO., ; scan dete ae jocae F aa x eottonaliy fine &reom rest. oi r , : | neardwood floers. front anf back gerch, cop |) S87 priced. and cum be : a : ' Parag : co . Arlington AY. getters and dewnepouts’ ? é vo mosh sitractive 4 eUny Sa | . “furna _. , , | yee oe ‘eo . a iy 3 B od Po? ent mrmnediat sired | sata te eT FA 0 as Dal y" Leg i] ) Lor ae t 4521%5: perfeet cendition , ’ P Grand %.. oF | x, mores & su.¢ | he (~ . ot aa q fe F “ a! - R , you | ‘ La ie) rue > , . le / out ateries oomeae ~y ae ie — KDW ARD L,. BAKEWELL i HOUSH—360 Haden av. : ~s z agli cA re wr «& #cal .) _ anata , eS See ds ~ ste ‘ gi RNS. I » « rheain Modert ver “e lL an exceptionally cezy he baths —— flours, furnses, Hi — “PARGAIN—HUREY: . at a t 18x27 = CO. 17 ie ; ae ceded” te iannadl . . : [383 FOREST PAKK | leay town and bi ewuer will show you threugh. | Clive 5456 118 N. 7 oF. ‘ REALTY wv. ISS Garfield av ! es | , sors; jot 50x] : | : | , garage; al: Ten rooms. siate roof: hot-water | ~ — | ‘al TIME | SIDEN¢ sy TRS — + ard . Pte “rears Ad y card oo! ?, BEAUTIFUL RESIDENG | Ae - Grand . , nc ol “ 4 , ¥ a : ‘ : . mo" " . . ‘ tre r r) : “— . " ° e : yy mad : e ; . " ; ; rr } “ 7 " ; >, : 3 ‘ “ » Ji . -. “fr mi , = ’ tiie bath furnace, ¢ . 1010 rs nen et Olive 1427 roe ® tile bat? t-wat or -_ OR A - : , five 34 or ¢ : cf 4 ‘Pwoer waving city i\nmirwnte ° ‘5 ve iO Che ey ra ; ‘ A ‘tors . Jae | _ , ‘ RARGAIN ) - ~ elegant beame. 3 atury belek. Y . : “ , oo Se nest “A ge ty ait - | pics = ua : Dood “a har re 2 . . - ” ES INCE 30 LAndel) ; | battin slemin lent ——. ' & : UTIFUL reved. PRIC =D SIGHT , le ea" ee. tented sw oc a od : H. te of threaghont * ar :' ——- . , i ; ~ —— =a , (or this desirable URBUN ©. & BR ROUTT ——————— Hol sis—28ixx N Grand: 43 wa e corner IM; 2c a neteod wr on premmwes , Finely built , ~~ = . ) Py ci i * 7 | , ' , improved with 2 elegant 5 mr 4) - ee Q , yarns ee a ' PRICT GREATLY REDUCED Bit rel Knuglish Resit ence ; t KOOMS. STEAM I HEAT ; aa ‘ He Ree a ~~. 4 sai a rie me : ’ : . » Ss . . : 4 . s ; hor MS - | Q 4 , ’ ‘ 7 ' : —_ . _ : . ‘ ee @2 , r, 416 1 | sin & ec otE: autiful | ¢ y war ) 7 ' . r fur ) . wate? finest cen ; ee aa can _ 7104 DELMAR BOUL, | a ee srice oy. @ vicks © of Forest =. nar. . oath 0 “Le. ‘ ; ‘ . . , 17 ie d re ? : . i, & worm frame ine a gue © - reenaer ha cw “d . . on ‘ a; ' ’ ’ : se pe ; : ‘rive Soli iz BROOMA., BATHA ; ” , ” x Grand. a 1 NS. : t, oe 7 yt ie rouge ft ' er bent | and a! rrerae’ , } sii .. - nie ~ . ; . , .% F , ‘ BRAUTUPi ats (HOt a isin180 FT. eer ane se ~orGeeee nye fA. Tr DENCE —s rooms . n et tiie . _ ; ge lerdid conditic as , ¢ os " ’ . yIxs \ 7 . Uwuer make ve oF ory, | chestnut = - Ee pesgate " mm («CUT ; > « ; ini «26108 ei . . - a “ay wrngisit.e 4 = * -- . : fin ‘ : “Ml an ’ a > ; \ttra tive { abanne lLlome Ix GRAND JOSE. NC - lez ~ : | eee eS Ma! is} 14 e ‘ e . = aa : ‘ : : ; warry i . , , a ‘ Tu ‘ . 2 a ¥ sare RES1 KIN: = A ee me 7 LLP las iy a * x good | " - in first-cle . | | | , ad (drit 5638 | lernens | 13 ROOM RESIDENCE >» th) ' own. - _—— ‘ : ° . ; : ‘ 7 . 2 _ ; a ‘J ; bs : : 7 : ~ } ‘ " ; 4, % ’ - all, ~ 4 146 W PPT Miner eh RESIDENCE-—3934 Maan: ; ie... 0585 ST FERDINAND AV. . @ RESIDENCE : » buys 40 . etna” ae 426 | : aon ns. meta! weather stripped| 2D reome, batt. ce. “price $0750: te Here y Ou Are | This larae residence bas 19 —o met. attic reoms, bath, Ga, - ' mass. e age tleman : . rast® ' , vel , amd panes mee © a ; Harr Realty water Bes hariwoed floera etx, ; cheap Tor quick «ele; terms, Bs ' price FOR far 32 machine ’ a> - ; = on , . mar oer rer ‘ie | 1aTTis wraith, - BIG . is ARGAIN or mercng oF Treo Ting beam, = show Colfax 1063W. ae ami era Uwner Wu. show you feont SR500 ™ : won % : — dest, 7 | per? , : , > ) ‘ - | furbished 8 sofornished. ewuer ase = . } 5 ¥ Alice av~ a y ~tectagems ‘to 5 D. ; , to : _ — +t z , . , ‘ Merttt kw» TEAMS” ". (AF 4th and } ine } UL tPNd) La : ' you three Then oe sop a get rs ’ iCKMA* t. KE. oo . : a@¢ soon as earnest money iz ue . a te ' eter ; edict “ge aoa: ihe > M- ponies AY | PHIAP TT LENZ & SON. ABA, race, ¢ cars, EDW 1s 8 | 3 _Chestaut st | orn TAPE 3 : anges 7 oCay Cee ie waspstand. pardwood flere. hoe | 4531 WESTMIN NSTER PL. | gtpeck ‘front busgelws. senping | ~~ pen een Ouee 7 ee) N. Grand & oe — tantin AM P par ty = ry for. : — hard woo 1s! on . : . ~ —_ fs. . — aon a r } ; ®& 4 - — , 7 r — ‘ » bom of nine ret ‘Tle bath het weler trea ( . PRIN ‘IPIA DISTRI IDENCK—One af te ‘won ’ trie , — garace: | p. Bane es. owner.) ™™ "Po" ~~" e ‘ rar sey ' “ _—~ : : tre cone . SGFREEFCEES 5 ‘ieere threugneut . Kou corner Rhartenes bs ck; opposite . She ; se wet x Lor anos HA’ _ , _ - , + > atnt 119% | bieck yore is orhoe “19 Chestnut - | » , 7 resus rewiceme, het- . hot yw é A! & LOAN | ; inp ; | der ne | ria é. = a | joardwood [wore and 3 WANSTRATH. 71° “% = wae ss @ ered S068 | ~ 7 bu. 7a. for ¢ kk Ss | 4 : . . . 16 reoms rs fun. | : ; )-ree a oiet , : i ute ale ' bs aaa te ie perch. garege. het — ——- leon 7 > : e . Pr. i om, ; ; : * Me " Sacer ce 0 ¢ bewe arc taee your Ghee on terme - 4 RESIPENCE—2318 Medison © WENT ie nal OENG . Br . imme lis . | rity ot 10027 10 re Pom . ‘ , re on . Z . ll rui-vuns , 117 god % Gey | ALTHEIMER 7 ~~ . age LTS s* 6 reaps. Path. - _ r _ ante a © & ; ae $2482 ; - eet , ea ‘- ‘Kor. “19 a ry ; ; ; : b HH FYOLYTWMANR BR FCW Ree tere ) ; i.» : 8) ; Bregewes | rare *) ny _ orl nh: s ; pe 708. LL. KOHNEP _. aoe a | 2's - - : [47.498 KOOMING Hot ail ; he ’ ot} burner, fru trees aad 4008) “how'eau ev A REAL, HOME. ~—ee (W ~~ . — , . . —_— . : 4a \ LS . ¢ ‘ . = - + . . iu . 4, > , ‘ Pari » » eS 7 ypre}= “ , _ . : - Peet tase’ comborsohe heme mame “ SWINTER REALT gp cting 67 feet on Gravois; improve 5 H. RNE root: brick: furnace. two baths, bard-|, ri trade weacity for single of | {acd ) OWNER SAYS | an Mitiermas a rom 4 . t , ; ul m frame residence ; , ' ' ’ . aA f truest ; ' : cor «iFt of nw roo" : : P 7 I : ~~ : oo : # f i ; CA SH Up : = . a* rea! TS ‘ ast , —~T.. ' , : o , : ; = to07 “ a ¢ 000 a OR —. s o Breadwnry ' - " b . as ' . — * r ‘ 7 . AE crrs—6 FAMILY sa : , , , 0 “T spre as a - ‘~y, oe, € | finds . rie" 2 rvom . ; e - . 5 : : and electric. Gu teet Or wy ; j ~ = ‘hear Seigdan HM on atari electric: 4 . ‘wel’ ete . : 4 4 rt 1g 'Z vv : : + ; ; ~ ; ms : ’ . 7 al > nt ioe r_erpers lor 7 Thott i hae = Let a | i 5 CATES AV. ance terme. price $6500: ms ner 5 fy Per Month . bet ho — Gautte curare ' Pe Ha crovory ee RR CO. SY Chestoe ' ; vy aime, kivches ¢ owner re ring — : . . dence : $12. oao A@mKiance yw avd IPRAL HOME 4 ; ; : , : sree, a RPEAT rOMEF . 2 $9.04 hee DENCH ——eAIA , LR, AND INTEREST — price on ai Fiera. © room and : ' furnace. elect care “ in beds T rearonal | ready te | mom eur — 7 10m ant Chweetn : fioers and fim ld ® ens eh : RUuMS LALTY ahes a . ; ; . : teo@ay ' root double. an make a, erm KF ay BK 7 JAY KVES Sede DENCH ox125: beastiful location - . fe : . | | + - a ” , ih HWA RTWIG-TECHINGER. | “y I, ARGE ROOMS &-KOOM well bell? bowser in a — : =, see , ' ; a : . a 726 Cheetnet ot | SAVINGS TRUST co RES DENCK—1 on es aoe oe an $0 PAGE GRAND | pederts! lavatory breakfast REIT) NCR LEST rented £ | bathtub onal > - 7 agit comme, rents $4508 by adn ae ae | Be — ~~ a sb . furneces amd‘ by Marts & Young inc often & in . — >" " ees @F new ene oy ay a * ‘ i Dl ce uta my ~ oy a a ' CHLISTIAN BRINE 3 ork “eouth on Oubkdale &*. KERR CQ. a». delet LP LLRYAUUTH. Me

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it STARS OE RP cx ._. err a a + eae ba sg RETO Ig ERE Se PE Sh IS wee 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bangalows, Cottages, Flats, stn, Apestonasile,: Residences For Sale Today. sz 2 . - mate ot BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE | SUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE |(MPROVED PR'P’TY FOR SALE rY F 2 FARMS FOR 3: | HOM sa ae Lawten bi. bi: 3 detached: | Paw. : aaa ~ i = 7 tac | Yecekel-Fevdt- ~ rn ad California ABSIDENGHS— Locust st wear Jeftereoe: INVESTMENT PROPERTY | si 3135. sia i tandie Boek TORS BA mai down payment, ais FLAORI b sie . - ta 2 Groom: price x * ——— CHOICE TWo- FAMILY - oe | Se ahiy & nll a hope “etm = orice qxard S3xx M ; . - a - ~ BW MODERN RUNGA 405 BuUrTaA ANI CALF : a er om "sg $80 OC y ing . . i+ti* . by * .~ _ ‘4 —— , a..4 Pr ‘ . . Li ~ M ~ 1S -reom ~ ~ Stx STARTED—THREE wk furnaces . un mediate > at in - mo pookte* expe. Bin : , ——— ; ' . ving ’¥altlis Quick " : bot ne man o wa! 5Souse 7e@o0o0 so Uae 2 NOT a ° : . * . pp HY . i . " “e SUX Low Misiam ray. 615 PEALTY = | i} wae — | ~~ "“Gounio masa mds 1° Ae gel = e on ,¢ : [ 4 Mi 4. 4 wee . £7 recom, furnace. A... hal . . - 7 : Crend =. ; bd 4 a ; : 1 ~ : ‘9 Washington . od STOR ae) AN DD FLATS : er: la ool bargal : 7 _- 7 : , | gin ma ge Weil : . = . ue fer adm WENZLiK lole « “heat not Olive 5118-26 N. . — — m | . ~ [a : F (ii. farm ia © aed seee * Ge VALUP AT PRICE. The bome in which vou have = 8 ry pete 7 , 7 t fer, gved bay Lam |. : cars lance ¢ rt t- garage. first “~- | - Ai ork @ amali farm « Minerva Steom trkk hardweed dreams can noe be yours em. it) - 1 7 5 > Jt Pt . & _ - fo . bath, garaga. i a 7s ; rice only ; ; - aa ‘ a a — - ; 7 —_ " BeenrON SMALL terraTe co. 5854 “emer we ‘am heme. just VLS-ROTCs ny . : ee ee S t] ~ Lat ae tie oe ie Deima Caber 0 oS aed com : gilding: 25-1 . ORES EF Sue a Filling Lol farre at Fa Qe. nnaminen . i Bases 4 on, ; ; :i¢ ' : . , aah eril j 'N \ EX TMENT age & ins ta on . er nanwe. price Low * a sale. : neat Vx Ms ‘ - " v & ~ . 1443 Granville pwnage ‘Ga | et - ae ees Oe eee 0125. Rigg Tint ™. w. cor. 18th and Park carage: 190 x NAP FLAT BARGAIN. . » 9 . ume we ne-farr _ tath dewttire and furnace be et a * rr. COR WAIN AND ELM Bey _ ~ 1S): 4 stori-s twe 4-room fa ; nigh laber sts - LM cash amt $40 meonit “or and ch : as n on ; ubsta nt al iz> five . “0x80. garage bas steam Be + omertur : } ez iM 1 @ ru \ _ “ -~ ~ een ; — , and b e * : : . 5O:x! Ld al ~¥ pric 2 a , . it. ine ai ‘ a a _ . “ . . 4 “ = hin . —, ° i i RP Y wert. * pad ; _ . : ' ° H ukreda. = > } : ‘ tet st c i d ; ‘erma. vesiuwrent : t: | , : ef the or — " Pe YER R. BE. : tee . a he . r . ‘ ‘4 . 5 . ' ‘ t ‘ & "1D AL POR ROOMING HOLS ge ic | ; # . . bach jast installed: NEW BRICK FRESTDOSENCE. | a erate eens © en 5742 i ‘ets , D ; . +. ream , 7 3eee . f 3 | Doe on ali e is aire 10 reease tiie Bail ue Lom meg ‘ re Fes - in . Dr bah $2 HU soe = Lewis ' ete . : Linde ' , . ~ =e fo! ‘bey : Pine Lawn, substan- aie ss hs o- =» tnited Stases : . ™ ° - ~ ‘ Washstand ter fear enced = « anbeyy prgae vied a & . * : ‘ . : . — a - ;, = , és . Verdi naad ] 7 Saath. furnace. : ' ‘ m8 7 , ; age: ; reoma, tile 2 ‘ ' Srep at wore rear dew®'e carage . aiee ac LER Oo RAKEKS. ATTENTION “4 biti can , - ;, $6, 4 ; wee : VERNON | K Tet Chesinn Ulve Stoo Of the 50 bemes ig distincttve and many Te . & K Cor. Nerth Market aad Marcas. VeMENAMY R ECO. 1708 2 q 00 cash mete Sacee a beagtiful harcwoed Coors, deauiiful heme at right : Be 3 Mot ater bandicace = a... sresented 5613-15 FR \NKLIN ‘av es ee Age raw — . “ Nea 00: wonderful; prica. — - are andl a ee. No mive ef California mm ~ ora Dal ; ; , nS. Giviced ‘ate 3 » and 11 livime root fe: bie 4406 “nner | HIS BARG . s 2 5 I 4 cD. —_— . ~ 7 - ~ _ . 4GD. * wondertui bay: $500 wil reemna, s LBst ed : i iAR—2-swry ¢ 8 : Ty ——— -. 1¢no : THOS MeCRALY & reat RN. 3 Fullerten Bldg eT ‘a ' GARAGE BUILDING am, ' made. S and ul a : —_— xP OO - pafierms aod warieus RENT $2300-—PRIC B Sié. “wo es = 2 condition. mmeuy resttemce fm spien- terms. | tur ‘ reef. a ; 4 Maighes euer wick Mt eo “ Debit 7 +» & GS nando y Medernm: «2 bargain. , 2 N aw Colorado biew and swee ‘vas . tual - La 2- ea . Pg eS -— - ¥ -, Dace for aute aad ]) staieon 2 , ° tow q " melon district : oe ters sg aa lecur . HENRY HIEMENZ REALTY CO. - hi. parties lars office ” ‘ ° aca ne : { bouevard. well imprered. « cers, spetie¢ 4 ' . pemte S255 614 (bestrut a. 3y- . 45 : R : mat . . : : vine crom 4 Drice even be Un aad s aie : : : — — . — — — . - . d ; y 4 rooms bee —4. na : applied with cepper nals ma: | n ' n Ancin Di. reduce ¥ eachanse. Owner 9 E We mow bes ore lanl with » © osive matertala ¢ : a 5 tae & ter 5+: > that t ~_~e Sain $900 ‘ Rid 3 3 reoms each floer: bath. electric, granitetd | — hy ee race Many nee oppe , a Pune “i : eet anaes -" Ars see : TON ea ~he: 7 laundries: owner will sacrifice fer quick | . Cownstaira, 3 ns dairying. Tasting pou ty me tile bath. ¢ maick (be fises ‘*ursiebings ' — VU. S34 Cheetect, al anc dar icw*a ; oth ; a . - a stairs: Water heat. Y wty of crops We have ro finished atts be hardweed fieers, (be ihickest made. are . A! mere _—.- -——_-= mo = a : PC PLA’ oct: AGE | os . 50-f. a but pet you im teuch with ~*~: ecation of highest ‘qéality and died Gih the oC her es at $4 360 i 3 fats: > an om rer a, RES The above are a few of , _ Beat w@e drive 4-car garage 56% Ru 4 —— eo ~ sy ru : i the Lot sckeoaville. Fla _— ; : - : ' ‘ . . : - ie 4 orepert.es which we have . a | = Meck from cBerch cars and ~~ - th ’ 4 I. KUBS REALTY co. [USINESS P! SPER TY r—We — an =P oj " hove re, Mectric, (Urn _ : : hese | 21] worth your careful , 4 Oo minutes from center oe rr i eona Die aspe ' . ‘7 7 oud . a4 . ' ' - . wl se und , ay ‘ ’ EY ~~ o4, iZ : : = wo : ; = . de 4 8 " ~~ oa ’ : ie —— 6 ~. PUR SALIX OR LEASE nabie | 3 - : » feats , m ¢ TAG : ‘ arooert: en ws tle a - ne : 7 — - . . ‘ « Open AN. An, — Lat z = r. ‘ TK ‘ re 4A™~ bD ad RA . . . _~ . a . , ‘ an 2 ~ —— - ~ > 3 7 "- : Lo 7 . tri-i% s . : — PERTY You ’ 7 = ag i a . oe — GOODE AY. —s +1900 tage Y SCKEL- Pare FOr | ole om Che pt od > bul lche ; -| eos r, am * | yal acne Share! ap ; " bea “ _ rns. oe how vou erewves carers Nain - waier hou e . r . , — oo @ estat = . . rT ~ 7 co -~ 2 n c : - 3 ‘ HAW : 300 | Gravois ba . | sear hanésome i geia ire éouwrs . ~ ; : etek: —— ; ; , ¢d 28 4 . BUSH BURNS. 1106 Chestrex = —_ ; ‘ ; - “a + Oee “zis ; ro L5.- “his bri'ld oan POTS oor ake am offer - - - " ~* = ’ e - * - — : : . J a , . : - : > a . 4 nm . electric equipment previder every . ‘ \. ii. Ae dntate . : 7 y | ? a illinois YARD BRESLDPENCS : ndit . at a ' , i : y * — merle. PACK " acvantage © home requires Her dertrte ap at : ye S . hetidias , i 1 ance monthly; leok az th . nen Momday evenings Grand and Hebert. | BI — > > hee aha he kK'uree repre=en he . U4 : , _ ——- = WERE tS 4A WONDERFUL HOME ‘ = @ : in on OUEI 2 RAT -E TERK AD 2265 Broad wa) STF END MOD STURE AND FLATS Jey Lt 1 emo brick omene beat bard = oe oe Gesigne end fimsebes the Marte: a! : > . = “. KE Cer. (layten aad Taam TYMA “2 Chesteret. Offre S500 DROZ DA RE A LT y C0), fieors oorns saa wiert en ‘ ‘ 7 ‘ - ee r ; ~~ S s 7 : r ; 4 ‘. ‘ » . : — ¥ - : _— a ’ : : ; Sao 2. OO. S65 (bestest &. | 5 te be found im thane hatmac. al’ 4 : B C ILDING e ais rs coors. NOTHING IN ST. LAWIS LIKE THESE ) acres rieh fettom land ROOMS FPULR e+ on Seaut Tul firepiaces. seme have ] ad He . nits con arnt 7 . —_ rm ; : eS. . _ roe or genes a0 ——e PLACE 4008 CRUTEAC AVENUS ‘on Cognit ¥ Box I~ Toe a . Saco Luu bok SDace second ‘her : > = feet - : - = -—y- . a) o.2 —- “a i hard oad ~ . ae - oe : . . . nm: freicar HELIF i103 .: , , ; >” em ° = Ree om to LIST OF BARG 4 INS | i. r FA ~™ LUNs Piry wes LO Deh Zara cee efc " >. Mhe | : Ld tae ’ — WASHINGTON AY. RAR ce, 4°00 dbicck W Lyme Se : ten so) T ” aie Chee ns | : Gren Av. i call Cam nee entice. Lindell, 11 reems, 50x200: $15,500. — | Wor. P Te . sh 1610 Chestznct ~4 Oakley Pi. . ° —_ " ee { PaRM—improeved s aT’ iN 7 - West —_ a : - ge? > STi rR y BU Ate DING *, jet ou i s ay +} - ; PEs HA’ ix ot nNtosme ie . se ee a . iO Vactor, ~~. a . » - kein of ie «= 7h0_ Noyes. cousuliine lanewrape enginrees 45.5); | GROCERY—Ss : ream gton, bes : 102 feet west of 19th A BEAUTIFUL HOME as Fad a . pa ote iggy ny Bk : °oe Sn , : ms i.e. ain . ‘ ; - ten jeorge Schieacher. : - (oen * pre ' . e . ‘ . > toma _ ; ture r» ad , : s f . . ‘ >» >. eee 6-coern . yee Fos 4 - . = ~ — w= ” Bel. Vv Tew : : a ar ~~. ;, - : 7. a pitti ne , 214 (heawat ured ; > e + eectrx. send.id * iaT&e stone e ft ii Ge for autoe Gan : a aad 2 . IN r » & eourat Pa | 124 acres 3 : hot-water feat. hard wNGae s “as becoming a gardem =pox of » . . . ——- ' —s — aie ar i ~~ - a = _ ama north oil arivie " - ai aii i i Prope y Sean : ae 1404 VY PHER™IS AY & are a aitracuve and prmeec "eet. Toe homes thal proereexive anc a nd! Vous . ' . a 4 - es x ‘\ ay eR. *08 Cheetert (cex7S a, tad a: 3 SvQV8 ‘a . Ts mocer TI ve nene et morn * frou . ' ? “- “4 - - 7 ° . : re ; f . aan Otte boars. UTyY 50 Uhesteut £ épeepie dwy a! astenishing!y | , See an : Ox i44 O72 ¥ VES ; Dus > - or - - f : “REAUTIFUL ® ROOM RESIDENCK 0 im al > © ; af cemm- buildings al os has sing flat ‘ > bs age ~~ at SH THE PLAC all ro Bt iD 100k HOME ~~ - ; : - men. ae ete Le? BLACKSTONE y i st oe SOx139. store worth et. Saal SS. One CN ie oe ee [a6 war manne tm a ee | Sg ~3 ut . rr cae bert. East St. Louis. il & Wine roonw and reweptien ba. bath. Cur | t - -. . - _ ! ~ : . z : as T2 is , 2 M . INU ra a ree Bnet ) som i pr — - | ~ . Acm ai r. Few — me ~——- mece Dea. and ‘inished basemeai. large ie re - ahem ra ~ . — , = — 4 - =, . AA a A Be or Cs ial : . 3 cats fenaeaeeiic ‘ahem it Gee ter caru admission Ca Sestnut UF RING OR RAGE — _ . ~ yo —~ a . 7 oo Se “ ' ruit goer R RE AT a! Ty CO wonderful properties will = _ ' , ‘ . : i= on « . - ; ¥ ” -- : " ered “nh Sines 2678. 2610 Gravois ay URewid | Broadway Bargain Sa ¢ Russell, | es on 1 a gued = $154 ~- bg FF KS uy HOME AT 4 SACRIFICE . . ' > : 7 . “ ' i tts te ] 40 . : af Pr - >| a . &a » > . rn ; , , 2 - , . ; : . £ — ‘ . ’ , ; . 4 4 ; “J ; ‘ ; . . a , : ~ ° 18 : ‘ — ~ ~ a 2 Deri ta = Fw oe _ 'y - - zie! - a Kensingion Deautit : ; ov ervthing uu | a } ' ~— : . me . - . : — — _ ma ~ mith. on € ny «= _. ~ = in —s- - =n padi i napection every Gann fe tas te co this Vane 3 reas =68ae ei oo ; 2 —. barcuims in the fellewing prop- 68°23 Bieeck : 37 Go. ~ , . —_ fF vou want ts farm. why = a Malestic home : en Bin ie = ck Pliner tl ‘ol peeple. Call C. ML Woogp. S737 Leekory. 4 roeems; $1500). | ; Minm 4 : hom be ieee ew and se You A 4a a / STURES AND PLATt i> M - a . . : : i a ew build. yal ; ; sis asa ie _-. sean . $1700 7 7 eas — ~~ —y a20 RA laces v Te Z Lins : Ke nt : ' ‘ stax . TWO-FAMILY FLATS ; : - VAIESTIC HOMES CORPORATION - Se sceNCY ? ; , i >. 5 is: gees ae $25 | — saan 4225 Delma, Fores: 8662 4 42 vd natty ec a Lb = | ae agg, HO : : u . ~~ - Grand. oan ra. ow st vie. Be : . , - ——— Se Ay — — —— — . a. . ent i ; , Madison. 1 . $10 pe t Soe ae “Ren —~ pom 2: ee | deep lcose clover and fruit # a pepongape =e mart tom © : : ) ingle flat. 3 - Boon > 9 | 3S er 40 miles cut: about Witiames. S607 Julian sv af 9088 WASHINGTON ‘ @ North : | i ore .: io ee 519 Sacfhments. 6 rooms. $3 201 Biaine. 3 ~e nee ON eee , " CHRAP I11INOSS PA . ; =—— »- a owner leaving city sade!) EDW RD 3INE ' . r - 1 ; ; i “ark La : 00 down ; an FARM wu —wW Withm 35 , 1k5 ACHES SNEAK WATPRL > ‘KEW RHI I mer ‘ . ae 3 eu : . : arn 24 te — n Lo RF AMII a at . ™ cwonty read: 1% miles ) X A » BARKEW Pl. , - , : : RLAINESS CORNER ' ‘ . 500 4 . . al . 9: , Reena Sicheayv and etreet car a! " — Aas ~~ st . . ; . . : . : : 2 7. i— « ° — - “ha ~ NEW RESIDENCES 5 yy ore san rs ~ hee a } i sINGTO! ool Bines 9 meme stove dows, | Sue i Gime S25 tose 908.000 go Bee % Bn eient Ss stcenyin ovens "6340-44 WYDOWN BI. === | : 3 ; id . . sows ; ¥ > Ww OFrrENAD FRRFALT cw MPLETEKD re BR iX ’ TOT WwITy ™ r - ' : ~ *? ~ * -™ lo ' ECTIY ‘ SPeuA Dm . 5 ' YOU € LA AN N ' *, : . . . t > as = a" 4 —— eS : { rs est = Ot Reom ‘ : ° « + a as te 4 . ‘ _— . . . . q - rT} — , rT . , - . " 1 7 - ; | ee . 7 ‘ - rf a 7 — — - R. A. & G. B. Olive 1916 . va Bi a better bargain than 6925 Wa > aad oS aS | e age . | Te ahh Satie . ru | ~? >} \ R 4 X\ LE ‘ermaa Ave Beautiful 7 rooms _ Pe : S me oa - oN —_ cs . | a! - ‘ : rooms. $1 wd a. LES AN , city: 5 : i POR Mabier steer G4 . : ; ' . os . } : and . — ~" - «3 ' vis A! -Ul are int - _ ' ge Ta. 2erTe. “@e @Wher '‘odgay. “rT VL th : . a . fc : om -. : ls nde ven Le! { ~ SS grate, road. 1D miles to Lams - a ‘ o* 4 ‘ = : . 4 . al . . . a , 4 : : 2 ti 4 vr, . , . i = : . - . , . . = - - 7 er . + _ . . . ; : . ; - 7 . : : iu ‘ : . - : r . : : te . a, . : ; eer , ' ° ~- $7500 a - . = . trout Mah n “a bare ALE for qu ot 3234 MeCausian’d 7 reem : 2049 W. MAPLE en | 4 . Sou _ = , ie ) ; > catt-’ wars , Be . a. Se SS ee moat beat lot S7al Ww hao’ vo! wor? . Nime - erne-k remdence siaie ~eo* : : ws " % - ~— ~e "3 3? i st ert 4 ;* ~~ F : y : € Dat - & ‘ok : . w _—— = . ~X . : ‘ . “ye : -™ : ~7) - - = . iwe mst , =. F- Srenk.® a us LRONRARDT RCO. | = eas. ee hous Sheri + Seat ween > eae i eee , ' | on : siden 9 Lawta . & DROZDA REALTY CB : Mississipp! “13 Interna! ome 7 los H ac ; | s ~~ oye oo : ’ ai : ‘ . t ’ > : . et (Ff : : PP : 7. 400) "He TT EAL AVENUE A , 5. _ " s : — . * , " “ ~] =! ‘ " w) ‘ Pe ca $30 000 eres — ee Fine ji ee ow — ~: aie emu ‘ COLORED INVES ~ - ~ . a : : UNI : = Mi:ssourt NEW RESIDENCE | : ) ‘Ds 0 be me cach: mewty ) find on =. ai Oo . oe a & ‘ . ma ty +53 ‘ a: : : Astr 4 or oer I - ; ‘koe eres 3 . c ff >it E: . r Fa aan _Betore you ay — =e i “HEMEL. REA! T’ “) | ' ie. t " ocean: jee "eo , ed ft wick ¢ an ts ts nd «= fu ‘ - att te _ : a -— =e ~~ it. 2 ae a eT78 4%» s° , Right we r , : 2 us iwer “108 } _ res. Sis4 ce a tap ei5 ti : af E 4” BRO. ~ gi > ¢ rut. , , - “~ -Teom Tame. — FaAnM—Or 145 acres. 30 mies we. ENRIGHT 6: Fe - | =e ’ . ! Sateen . : . _ sa ti nn PO al prepereaeoe BV Oat. + t2ce cs en (c*) | $8500. , . : . ie —_ eV +6 * bargese. G47 Sei S ronrn ck residence. with tile bath MENAMY & & ) _ | Dus nes rer dru _, me residen: > Bart oayment ‘o| d | ‘© (2 bDiocks nerth of Ma oeur ; 1 in - "tonnes —weier “best hardwood floors, ciectm: MEMENAMY Rt ne stor rbe- st a 2 . _ ade Bid . Chou ay 7 = a" apr _— { olore Tenants hester car). 5-reem stucce. modern: $6756 H. ET_BRING BEAL Berets 4 ce a, mee of ee oe. Lat Set MAPLE AV. Pair ‘sedate eaieee : howt. must be seen te Be apprec: sale _ 1418 Wash st: Sreom brice heese it /not nates “Deere furnace: $6500. ee sy, Wiis ’ Paau—4o ; : " , . ——— | = tng sLed ©) ePrice . ‘~emt and 7-reem brick house im rear tj -arnace . a — — . Near Goodfellow lifoem ree veal o : — Lad at S. ma: ) 2) LT P pe rice $008. terma Eases = Ran (Fase hmond Heignts) aciede County. Ma 32:2 ee furmace, = arye ia, Ome for : has “ . aah . : ’ = — ret rice Teazsona eash and balan 3 7 tern ox D-] pa toh. 1i~tS-7T iv . ee isaac | $7500 " : " = = leah” ‘ HN OC"K ER Y . aN 1O1S Chestweat ¢: > rTR AT ' : OUTH Oo! RN ores, £ flat and @ 12 house. jet REALTY CO. 9 = a. 66507 Southwest; 6-rcem residence, bet- Dh va a oe acres. ing oc ane | xo , st se at OF a. Uxig nt e = = ; water heat. lirge lot, = : , =" | ao 7 = bh Open for Your Inspection ee a4 Set x taimaing store and 3 fat De of future developmen | iMPROVED PRP'TY FoR SALE - == 7 rooms: } - S Sane si ee ee 4533 WESTMINSTER PLACE ONLY ONK LEFT Sxtuves incwded $15 00 mn amd one fran 2 in oniain LAKE # BRO. $2! | dition: ready to Inte; cunveniemt te eral | a on an r aad _ se * hua i , : 3 bi. * es | wf ’ ~ i ‘zg AP TWw , hc lent 2° NW ~ a NH. ir. . ; » ; 4 ' : 4 ee Tt “iy wreoer Jy 2 ~~ remdence of 1¢@ *S } arce bath no FILLING STATION CORNER or iPfermua ix ad. particule: Meane CHOICE RETAI L aber : > Ssover te Metghts), fast | weil-.ccated =, | nn. F- pee (wo Dati her ' reir ha cd weed Wie «ine a. ill _i4 ns - ° ~ >; Bew G6-reem brick |‘ muses Farm 5) peut slothes Grver “wedern (hrourh _ rest. decorated. tuded. south . 4 42 uE AY. AT DELMAR & WESTGATE cungaiow; a dandy. well built, up-to-date. | i= ; a ; County bie targmas 913 W erece and further particulars see i : I Smleaman ‘! = of. emai ne - Let Sa? : ren : = ‘ ’ ne 90 (full 1 - Bieg Mesdas TIETIENS 722 estrwt i — 7 + FF ee “rt ‘ eT sit ‘ uf a EA 7 rc ° —_ on TOU HAVE LOOKED FoR : . , = Nate abeve: eed ince. =~ , —— : i chts en in 2 weeks. Renta. de 3 . aaa, oan = See ae lead | PaAxM —Sine r) pa -water beat = hartwood eg . L. KUHS REALTY ow “ AKUEST PROPERTY ON MAKAET ee ont : x Clay rooms. modem. $24.500. | , : — | ren, ment) bettie Eee tl ree s eee’ : . . . i~ (>a ne “7s rR - “ ars _ & a . . ° ’ . . one —-—-¥ ~ . : " . So ‘ : - = Cm & of , erven be ween Caton and K ng are la ‘i . : = . - . ¥ mew : - 7 aa ~ oe T at . as : singe : ann ia c ne , nent. Ro ae EST — co . ’ 77 ectt : Set. ioe : , andy) and vegrtaDiecs, f ,-™, Mo "oon Gunga ow ot 33 Ww ASHINGTON BL. _ : ; elect ~ ot Ty . na : te ‘hemo al ATE —FOR u RED each ~ 0 By Fee = « ; - a. : - +m)? - i @4 ii.di ogee $197: - : w bean ‘ 4 hon - 7 4 — , . . : } ; : B ' ; : oe "> moe , : . pa f | w ° - 3 av aad BEAUTIFUL HOME aon sine Dame ond oul “conve — ew :~ - . arure @OCTHFAST COR GRAND AND een HUTCHINS . sees | a ae nee S oe =| modern: see owner gph, ~ ‘NS. 7 weetnat st mabe Se Pr said +ROOM sTetce BUNGALOW : foe — a , ane -- rs S om ' ‘6-6 Ray av.: 5 reema, mod | — —e — % : 2 r -* a RI ERMEY ER — a : Lareiy 8-roem santos tile Daath ‘bet . “FS! ER *5! + y : ; , — - ‘ x 4184 | Meors DER N STORE AND oP. i i } : TAS. —+4 (lage = -! Yor oo. rae : C ° =n A ema water apee he my garace o jx 1 th t wal —— * A DANDY RESIDENCE EUGENE J ALTHEIMER, $17 Chern:: “1 aaa S740 Jehan. Rear Prim ipa - ~ ! ors — UN iniehed ' attic. 2 | BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE Aé@mismon by iw BU IL. DINGS—For sale er vase four aree : "mx SH ; mi ai utormopile rk. un : } . aa atu ‘ . ; ; rice vunsalew T MILER = ge cw on UN du. dinea a a Ola S&S. Leuls Laur —_ - — om >: , . ; n bh hougrht a Oe mon tase _ , - 2t ar {O40 v ~ 4°") \ “*{) TH ~ i wa Aon ‘ Ln r > ter : ’ a"? sa) 4% ‘ _— . " ho : Tra . (row _ rruson ear nn, 6s i ERSHING | ‘ : : ‘ : anc os oO“ s _ = _ = r Z . PES Ey. 2 i — -_ - . . - . ‘= *: = — su Me A vers fine Green residence het wearer » s ot aa - 2 37S month orcs LAT pTin dad *: ta s bal , : ; , der eh tiled —_ 50 for ~ me treee aad *4 ¢ NOP = fa gystioe: ue * pans sled Thx. ¢1- reek ut — + = ; a 3 ) x es ~e : 4 “—s 8 ” : + N. Rg way Conwwat rT iG ary | i eg TP [NVESTME NT PROPERTY —m559 5 C LE M BN ™ . “ ; ROOM TI? aan | _ rere . Rregce ~! , vias. ~~ av ¢ famivien. 3 and HALL REALTY CO. Basten and Cora. - . id, = «(for _ o- - roe@d To : LAT 1s. } ; “ ? | wner anxious — - Coes wens “of ~~ - _ a - JE .3 wr . 4 >, ‘ ™ o . t " ‘ 4 he) : BUSINES PROPERTY —Oown’ oon, om = SOasro > ¢ nut ; _—~ : —s = — a — — sous Sa s sure to ad =e “an arvanes terms. »~ m& of gy" di. in DuRiness diet é ic — e a oa 2 | ct 1 ith. side Basten av. aboot WM. APPS! 714-1618 XN Lith ot 3 teres and 12 1e¢ Jatant-t + — — ’ sae . — = , r Kw r: Dae bar TS—4 40-foot CARAGE ow? ms LRA : are N. eres a See eens. Edw Hever | 16. 8s0 SQT A RE k Saks i — La awe —— Pec, wee ' - a @ivide LOTS. x. — a ek ALJIFPORNIA PHON EST acetates - manufac cm ort + = — — . Sail . ‘ene , , — ' sities aie prev ments oer foot aes TT “RMS ee ce) | MOTWL—40 recs. partly furnished ow |“ of ck west of | : nea! STORE AND COTTAGES 3 ° “he ~ en ae R ae CELBEY Zio s aaaa Da atal. S-yenr emer price $1500 | bat Py ret ' — ' sitet . ern mm of Chicage. (180. Peet. Die aren LTR Ls ~~. . . — ~ Mee Fe ae aoe | - — . : a . - > : : . ° : i r th "= , , hom, - ed and Tumed: \ : r " > : “ r-\ \ — o BAR SA 6107 PLYMOUTH AV. mar Stet: = Factory By = bath ond Tie shady see GINNIS come Same acvory © DUBINSKY REALTY of vor Ste : ; Som ett. r — ae _— i w rT» ~» . ic Vee ee mid to close an RetaBlished 1855 12 | e a ae FOR SALE : FALL et ot “a wee ma. te Prices Reduced on These TWE STERLING MARK ON PEAL ESTATE Five stores and ars well ‘neat Ss. EB. Cor 10th and Clinton A ID AY ‘AND GRAND BLATT. Roo t. 722 Cheatnu oe: “S44 4 rwiew.oew 5-rooem Ounealjoew diac (™ Price and terms attractive: at office oni LOT 160°’x130" ) NN. E. CORNER G: E has ee 2 room bunsilew , : 99.000 svenre fer of epnen Thre starr brick Pat 16 -wome ane | HPGSSy Secndie, cit tashioned mang: 5 In Sram tage Over Quarter Century. Aiso garage boiling and 4 , 5 oo ” . = : ime f ~d 4 Soren’ > ' age we “te of 3 and 4 eons. ™e .- RRIN ~ “ _o = ‘ art 5 é . : vere! <=? oh alle: “s FRANK L. ae «. eo “auen of Ouilding con tp ——— emir — . . : : a 4 coms 7 enn September 61 : Res eee ae . i - ae tear: ww off. can had pext Fe é NI A RT | N & BREITT , , — , eid Nar Real Estate and Leasing bar | me 1118-22 Chemi ' RBHRIS. DU KK3AKOUB ED : x LATS—4. 3 reams «ach ucal Bidg A ck R & Oo SaM LikReRT * 3 «<2 Hickery. «eee

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RITE AY. _ MAY 35, 1 ED PR'P’TY For sel-Fevdt- -Earickse REALTORS i HOME im 8u ) a for you my :. + 7 Oi AO nae TWvo-FAMAL a.¥ omali down part ance enall ji ~ “ 40 eer , bi rer ~ ve . . s ; - - - ‘ - t. BUTANICAI $-4 — KP LA 2” moots pt8000 > vera , , a ; — oil lox 118-1 — - arn ARM Louis County bm the iste eat re wil ’ rite tre LRM .” : , ir baor f ~ See +) acr . -- —m _ . ’ RIO Fy - " : : M ald a . _ Ml ' eA Onl nS | ? , = en NNEBAGO—— 4-4 rage cee bearer Gapiaiving this wonderful oppor { and. Schisier drainer’, comer Tesson | limestone quarry: hpict PRY... pear RI Ic SUSINESS CHANCES BUSINESS FOR SALE : water heat: UvOls Py . * on Pe, Mul igs , : . ‘ nm Quarry. - > + - wos Rj a « - ne vi Ange's K Near chy: ' it rtia br OO ner : ap Py -_ ; strment wi! - ~ o : City. Yee Quick sale aL °e Wee © Ri.. Lae e = ‘ > " “ , wells ircn ing % ms . Cas . are an Me =e Ost 4 " i - r | . RS * . _— PRs ~ art ‘ ; du bel A ¥Y Consisting of aott drink parior, NhURAS! a | ARE O00 ; , ear fren Prts ial r tra ne > 5 zen? »! -6i1)]1 4 ; . . — * Write Pre sTeteria. restaurant and kitchen. + - . A y oO] j rs . ; - sities . rh : e'r ’ Preiet ; boxes yearly. price $4 Oo. W. OT : ‘-al-—We bavi In Any Sum. | : —- a ag oe lining foams, in « doutiip 2« » A ) r ’ “a “ — r+ . 4lmite () } a emeeaite 7 - wv , ¢ : ly 310. 0 h Elmo & Ba B08 Chestnut a LE ALTY Co . $0-acre ’ G Oniv by. the S& , , , — —- login o o 1 ie sb _ hulicing, with 2 flate of 5 roam bar: S03 Hilistreet Bidg., Los Ange ARM Ot , . 14 miles o Me SHE OCCUPITY ih: P for _— North Miami. Fla.: ask | $20, oath euch; Gino samme, areee Sa 7 . 4 be 7 ke ‘ oo : fy . Or j lea ; if or’ ar _ . iT . * 7 p! - st of Gravo io @i acre 4 es Oa d. thy vy &,. re > > ‘ —~ *¢ Dispatch Want Ad Phones Me reater Mim investment | fp 2"4 _cemies om Seeavows f a real GEYEK—o-6 rooms. ind the . +~ Om paella BY frst j , / er isi or € mann-s . alr ) ‘ y : / ¢ or Cenira!l 6660 ih. own. . -% ae of business ability, Duai- ~ ral - - y “gunetaire _ Pa Mais | farms s “ i for ] Yor © } coe ‘ SUllaadis ' — eer eh nN ENS OT b . 4] Mab a 4 ) j . ee 7” sa fir. , ; . ; ta} we j “Fr g . : - “ - Fo $s 750. d ” Mra Ss ano = ‘ ! ‘ S14 : $: i t j } hy ‘ , j mau Renori ean! ad Ty . de fe . tothe ; rA writ vs mui dad. (harien “ = | ' LA ioe nloewns J year rane Ly “R- ry ty : q tal or nvestmer a : ‘ , A iat ; eAAY ° ae rer 2.) ‘ a a «ik, = 7h ri - i ; niing lio j i, ] ‘° ’ Ggaire 4 - P tvs > oe 4 ; x, os os > ‘ . t»? oad lls ft) ] Pe a a o 4 0+ ‘yun : ‘ £71 ‘ Main 1435 - pi 40 INN ESOT . work outd too a , a ¢ : } ay f } ~ . é TY a ‘ ‘ hie Inv esrTorse , - me y ie) ug 4 daa b 3 Sun Des - . .' . "T . " ——- NODY STORE . i : wn - * Choice new 4-la A. Land hears yf riifor @ et hry .roM ROO a SOO W vo . . nd + on : i I , Cars De me ‘ ’ . ounia, - ; Or c mrwos one year ras > rowtas if : Mi.y ny fae ’ 4 » ; ary ‘ ouis ho . I is ae mt “a! inves - wt) , ‘ inv eo, «heute . - O-a 4 ' . , 4 r as j I te = . army tha . r >~) ore r) au 4« “~ M «4 ri : ‘ As . , ' : a " . - ™ + : ; ; rr : ~ Sere st) “ re} ' , ’ si ] Liif 4 ‘ aai ; uh j "es. | ~ inet ay Peuirrs? 4 —— — . © \ , = Count) eng , , . 5 ¥ 5 ‘ar “ o ; ,) acres Do . . — 7oOeG “ OU Lastor ay Ale RE AGE , . . s a » * . , ya at : ’ . - ’ we -* ant 7S] ~ Doing food busi nena, Call oper f time on ba ar ; \ alee f » ra ~- . ‘ : . \ TZ 7 2 LL } \\ ~ ) owe . . , ; ‘ wt” , —_ pe wi YL “at : ; . tw 4 or a. a , al \4 - ‘ j \ | ry” i?) #2 1° Sa “a - - : ‘ cilon 3 ei s a’ne ’ o— fs a — = tru “ i P) ‘ ‘ 4 4 t | \ 4 , a Py C i. ‘Zan. et ar way ’ us) 2£ J ~ VEL Err cash wil gg hn hat £ Roc ou rem of . ’ et try or frul y ; ” he '] tI} Minimum 2 ! es on Rex R-3!2. Pret-t-ta ae ae qvecasware mere: : s b “Tr T eut 4 er ee « re Bu a= : : } ~ } cuit . : "* : : “ae $$” 4 . os by ti wri © 1 ’ mary ~~ A ad a CW ork | if J) ’ ¥ x ue pet mean Torn a ff 7s , loth and rar Attn 4 “ le ; - . : eye ments : ; Ly Kas ™ . ' : - ‘er aT ; .e ¥ tr " ’ ;* ’ , -" Pp y A - Ce ns uran 2 BUSINESS OMANS wt a “ : . ty 4 * tu) ’ '.) ii NA A Wi) ri . Ris “ " > — 7. south a int ; . im 9 rt) ‘+ — one ‘ ‘ vater a ~ in Q arm rb 2 diy , © ws oe the . - * ' omeo 5 - . : . 2 rooms each in © ea erate Means who s (o get a hon ,| ARM ; , M ‘ce = sy tertna - ¥.060 beet te ‘TH AN Dy ¢ ‘HESNTN GE P ES seehanineen tee a 06©miiien dolla projet. | woes $4500 = om -_~ ean stac’; it his own AY . T ‘ ’ ; a 1 ciWa ‘ ; ear - +, i .F " ) . Pas ' - {ES | \ | lr a, TRE BETS 4 . — - 2 = , . a LPP aeTL. Phe rat i wr fs »O ’ : in ‘% ' - ye trade aoe rem. owt aia. nite in « z ind i nn & , " P _ nD ‘ 7 - = - i 4 4 : ~ . , - 7 . =” 72 ; . ~ : >.> wf > sr tre . Mn wot thie w * f, am¢ - 7, Seat . . , ' 4 ‘ . ‘ ' mo 8 ; i } - - AN reqrurainernts -v =” " ~e CIUIAR “TRE . ; ee ost ° D _ . rT the : i= Ss iz c - ° r ‘ . , . ¥ , " . ~~ : /=e 4 Pal — + ~ Sir ’ a * — (On! “—“ ation busy No winter ane « = ited f . . ss , ~~ uot § r ni ; ‘ e ‘ . “ al iu kx , . . . 4 * " ; 2 iF | jam hit i “a , ‘tw 2 ; " + &2 eae liot jt 30 tnt deecrio: ve of ("a ‘arr 4 _ , : ‘ 7 or > OM . = ~V P : , = LOANS ON REAL ESTATE M al :"\" ‘s 7 . C*TC, Al SPORE 7 “= : Rat mR lL. Seacr erani « — =" i] N 7 , } . i Al 7 3 . . . ; ACte ANT? “To? wi Moe A L.e, tte t¢ ’ i le | wy ? or | an ' ae B, ee Santa F 7 - | FARM— 207 acres nat . OPEN Mr at Yeckel-Fevdt-Earicksop == ONEY WANTED > . corpora SLES ALE scott & and spice bust ra cheap reat. Box R-326. Post-D, ~ . i ; _ . : . iwi v i . r . nty . ' | ; , . . ‘ } , » ! - - Pye an FP ” ; n i ‘ . - bath dow brick: 4 change. Cr 7. a ' \" J wom . 4 hike ne ‘ anen se P , AWwis Ant - erenm nslaira, *” aE Rr 4 . C he 2 fr ~ 7 ‘ - ' , \‘ t 4 hee ’ ’ : . ne bd - , > s. | 4 ‘ e : ‘ > “in store, Biale roof. a ~ rooms Abo ; - reo hoot " . A 3 : ANT ns a mmiAtls ‘ 3! " , . © 1 ‘ a , em na . ’ , ODDort - Xe s a '> NBAS—6 rooms cane. Col -. . P ~ . | A \ , Yi 4 me ‘ . we ‘ . i % apts os , P ahi ant To " 7 rior’ . £. BANCROMT 4 204, Lieors corn STR © ——_——= - ala; it ‘ ver : Da } Jing 3 i625 N. Gra , ‘ #u} ' ’ 40 ; ih ficer aetna staiee A an good hus. ieee: UP; two-tone Sane downstates | BAX? fo a * ocks rd No te H. W. Crowe - At isfiac ’ man aero . , , YNER w t es ont riw — “. : busy loratios [ee es : brick _ meion etic . ie . , =m Ji, f : ” ' Lehmann Sr ‘ : ‘ , . ‘ . terest im a a “me . ' . , a uis me Re tT —4 reomsa ae if boule: ard wi iL % rTra in “~ fa ‘ ae - “A aur > Lo { our } > \l¢ NI \ I ( pA \ A ‘ . « a ru = vv Ma murs [ « = oy "1 toe i J. 2 an d 3 ~ = = Die Mit and I an as - reoms up ome =F beets, Vine cron ” r , . ‘I : M Ov “ : 1 Patt ' —- ' business offers biz rs L.PA NING NOD , 7) )) &rnaji fart hb Fie Dping berck; Ow o Q ' ss a | TN ‘a ‘our? . ‘ (ve) * r . \ tis . . " : 1000 * . . LM) ’ ne arene ; ; thi Nwt, ; Fi \ wi — GOETH oe €-reom tb : exchange ner ¥ KE Woodward, A re or SIs e; f ee ARM 00 -« s In + 7 ne Oe s iva 3 mad , ‘ ty et , — 14n 2 vem oy rnishing stere geod lata- fioorn. all oe OU ep | _bambr at t trees 10 ort ee Axter rd ene-aeni ~_—— * JT Ria ) Sa | : : sh t ae i ANTIAL INTEREST nana | MMA SOCK renaomaiie repr; 7 . > a - ” ; : _ : 7 ;~ ‘a i) . , - y 4 ™ yrs »= : = 4 is y \ as : oe ' LAY cave .. j g rt oO ;' a & ™ GOOD LANTs AT I ATR rric¢ is fy e for f ; rn “raw? 4 ytg | l ; garage : 'r og or dry land eections of Cole. et boo [™ . an ; ’ " . om on “ A? 2 gO ! % : : cr > cA os ; I eS WIiTti NA . " : ' ls ; si? bs «59 % ; © D.«a “7T UlDment M( rN BE ie ) iM U on rust , f o> ; ‘ - : Sr"! nN oO iCK SCTION , x a aw wa) hep ry ‘ 1510 : oun os . E* and a wt ¢ ws runnir ‘ater . v ’ ; . . - mle =" ; rs . ' ° — ot: a, ardwood looms, ~ gtety Of crops We have no lands to «el! iiM , ; P a ; Po ‘ — Gt 2 “— to ' ‘ ” srdaae TANT _ yeaa UN ERY arr trud: for 4 ner +5 Son ; ’ , ‘ ' . x ) «90 eit x 0. $!° o _ 4 - am ee ; ap f ‘ ” yw . ‘ “ UU Toe | you fiandie your own 'oOourasa corner thew «) 14) r’ TY . . : - : ‘ ; . - — ~ a {ery : a? a = ee . ' inte ‘ j iy STS z : s bw ¥ — ean ; -~ es ; us tA ML BUN reet Ba'¢ of Immigration, State Office Hidg - * cellar, tarns and - : ms. room house. $3000 11 WAINWRIGHT BLDG. On] as-5 | $3500. $4 ‘od : ; , ) & cash Dewsioes —— ; = Rox W-208 Past -Din ee oe eee as dee i Mina Meee [KE x U NGALD Denver. Colorado ' , . - Vi ira : ee §& , q@ Ta" ‘ Tr e rock roa \T CyNCT y rT : ‘ , » uO ~ iw) = ' A Vv : . 4) V“ : . if it 7 ‘ira 7s. an ‘ia 17.0 any * a new ——— - - is , ) ' » ~ } 4 « . ei . y ) A) N fin o ' > aed ' ‘ - “ ‘ — a ‘a & e = 4 . . “ » 4" ; : . . o 4 A With ail rt ern pn Ae ; 19 « me L , core } — mien a a rn ¢ estate - em > rn “4 I ME a ‘aot — : . ' AC. ‘ disagr comme a . s CO ‘! RAT NERY ‘a fornia ayv.: cood Fooms and baih hot ncaa: ? Florida mw ] 4 ~ , - $7 ro ved penty prompt a ention STRODT™M AN kK ‘ . — : , anv nein "al . he [ = ar heap Rox «®§140. P Dp er “ eal oo " . r ; Nad - , a {>} ¥ 4 ad t? ph Ae , * Oe « ioel ; ’ , . aie ' iN? if . . " =e " lance ~* 111; terme, : FU)RIDA- PARM—40 acres: 57 miles fr : wm ho a Kk and valley: § “ STRODTMAN, 5607 North “tre ? aT REALTY & LOAN CO. mak $1000 rel ga Hit ——egeeeneetiiceenes yey ae eee ; iiving feome, fem 4 caay ron thly ’ - YRIDA —Want re rea ty agent ts o ; e ’ ; : ; ~t i ay * ‘ ; ve — ; ’ ss cree $40 ¥) , lsroa iway . we} a 7 . ; i ‘ i) y « s «* 7A |. ¥ =e re and oan . . fri » {]lS4 Faeton «1) Day- handie cood 280 — _ L a [> “ S ¥ a . _= ar ‘ , v . , on - tau CXON PPTs ne wet pve are a feow of the with refer ; ‘ —- 17 Write I p seems iver av" ‘ onetws er rete Waa rie the \V \J ‘ | R 7 (c399) n ‘ tod ; i j eues bs ot are *NTARY And reorn ne house; aie nces . , . of - /- \ i OAC eve! ’ . ~ ) ()) b ; .* “ oa [ PC & t free ® tie weerount © a) KATO & 7 which w toa a rhotes = atka Fs price reduced ' 1 fertile Whee LOADS ' unou: , : ational Candy Fos Mast 2055 your careful Imen ; . LoTs—Jacksonvilie, Fla. Lyt r 2» Pano. " ‘ — / Sis. ‘ wcre ’ ' Gi vicd O08 A R. EL | QO. fe. Caring © per cer es : ‘ : se ~ y n ‘ 4 : ~ Oe rv - " . . ty . - } , sy" ; . ; ~ « ’ GQ oO ae ' ahd . ol : mil _es ’ 7 : : ‘ A } ° . A 77 a, » ‘ . »% , 3. : _— — ae bought on termes oy >, : svi? aon _ 4 : a . . ert nang . » orien ; sald 7 s a) Lo ®.] er « AN » : ! ( ”~ - “ a — uf erest a auto ‘wy 4 = eg AJ years 1nds Pare, : _ ~* ¢ ’ . . i) 1/4 i 4 " 4 q . . ’ 7 ‘ = wre " ~ en on reauess ij ea completa: lise e . terms Write Jax } ‘ 1 Oe be . t ; oe ; ‘ ' ‘. . ; M ROG 90 ; Le eal po : : bond is —— ad pesitic ra business Ne reo xO Lee Mon AY eve nin To ~ le, F : : : “ . / : « — . Sas 90 . - “ ‘ Cc ao growth nA, es mediate e* pansion , COUN Mea oo +? ~ - ad . : : . sf ‘ . . - ‘ , " — ” ' . a 5 Ld wre. ah Se, EYDT. SPARICKeoe JOIN our dune Jt Lo e f ? ' + —e Bi OT C “E> > : ox ¥-12 Post-Dis MONE [ () AN “4 > ‘ rAt;h, LAIANS——We ) Bis] , : d ) oO : BUS oe MACK I NIs ine on nana an es . ing, 7 rest 2925 8. Broadway -. fruit belt in the bil: and Lal 7i @ Race; Sranmtd beaemens. Om KEP RANCH—In St. Louis County: | SECONI a $5000". : wer 3 CHAN ie. ca | details furniahed. to martin who can | Com cp ete ee rave oe = " »? » where we show FOU ere , n ae far . e : wi \ ‘ ac nile, ¥ »f ia ‘ - ’ . Mi : } ) yk | | ys ( bh '’ , ' . “7Y ° : “A j ey ‘ ; ae, ; or 9 gu: . ‘oat A ‘ ' > 4 rt > tO VU“ Ke » ta — . . ; uv \ my , is Kxechan ———E——— N Orand. : a 4 : a a ‘ . mn , ge rr) ‘ 3 i i ~ 4 a , i ‘ *a act y P ‘ . ; ¥ ‘ t ne is 1 se av. MERE YOU akg ” paid every year handsome prot {ee a Se : , veil watered, 80, DYAS-SHELP, 109 N | ) mat 6 stisfactory. terms to suit: Write for | rota 3 e' wo ono > Newatean? ae , your ——- hack wit , _— ‘ t o ae 4 \e “tr « ‘ - cone 7 777 an "Land i 400 —— gx .. err , ¢ we 6 om ne Mi iN EY 7 ? ' ‘ vires | . gat ter co | “4 one redits and al ¢: at « ‘ 4 7 » 4 mal . a i (Tr t ronip “= ‘ a : pr hee $s ° Sich hea, ° till | M sheat + » from - trees , "em 9 fentative & OR P vo GU AR ANTE! Lf rs . service ost ~wenetce Ww “44 Poat-Dis Bet nois ha ' 1 1f . 4 waned at r . . . © 19 No ‘ ™ | lA 4 =" 00 ’ : : WAI! F? ( oyrr . $0: ~ ot > e 6747 c 4 A \S \ ~ ' ‘ 24 : Fak. Lt l’orta? elect r tri!) o_ 736. 3 : : . ~ — ' — _ ; : L ‘ no : , “ry aur , f+. ‘- = rf « * Terr " ") »” “a '» est nit? oR) . ¢. »f i) 4 Gi; ' ng hustnees : _ . an 3 PA it? ~eRY sinha... bruach Rt FARM Refore vou . . cj » «' . , ¢ = " fo re Do aN y hed ‘. , ox ‘ . or ’ Y Fa > cA™ " " * $) P 4 « v rt e man or rmoitt eta 2.n iarge Dvinag “oom wick - muy Write for free eyes ' ; ro : , Ne | Y ” ' t > if ‘ te I + . ; “s men “ » 19.000 te in eRe ~ 4} : ; P ; . é ' ‘ , 7 , 7 ‘ «aay ire P A | 4? ™, , ph . 3 z 4 } ‘ an . - oT ; a . r . ‘ , . p + ; : ' . a ’T" ’ ; . ‘ 4 wring es ’ r : : —- 4? t~ i fruit spring: pee ‘ a 7 : a1 P , “a : . . Ma me ars a 4 me Tf ; FINA wf I ] (wT) GE | UR FE Tp ING ~ } i : ] ~ an hoad neal . . . ; ofits with ne | ape ar Fa pe. ; a A hwevy ami Nat~- Morton ae T : i” : ; 4 : . ‘ ta ‘ ’ . = . Olive 779) : vt st th fioor lave _ it ‘ creas f for ‘ : . ae Wee ~ Ad * — ; - ©: a: _ S —— Dispatch Want Ad Phos SanM--improved. °8 . 4 ~ , ale St. Louis Conntyv F are ~t" wh) bu 1" . ‘ |. arm ~ 4 ; ad c . = P ‘ - = ‘ e P: ; . - 7 P * “ ‘ 4 4 . . . > —- . Sie daiiw ice ¥ er — : ion George Sc? " . 7 pus b - i’ mMiendi4 - Mt ™ improved St I, eS - e y ere 4 e a y es v a aDa a e a ie Pet your eras ae site ; « ph he I IONERY)Y DELIC AT * 8° EN @gate, 35 daily, ie ‘tent SR No 3. Ki: a ae i 0 ren orawal — eae A ed of és of tre > 5 REA oT aA rE ~ oe y 2 to 1 nly an Thy i#,. i n . ' ‘sr e | cost trifling “* ore 060 live brokers; | , a. Hamiton. Dargain. Owner lean ° : TTT 7 x “ . r : - ; ’ _ . " 5 - . ed ° 4 - as ~ , > a * . , + + ‘ -s a ‘ , ge lh . : ® Jp 7 . > ‘ ur mf my an | ; f . ne & ty . ssc daily, bic Aun. D Pary 194 acre . ee ° _— A n — : : sary ors a. ; = be) nie : 7 ~* 4 for , ss ieee ss 1 35 ("a or “ es offices he a , : 7 . dg (hmagr . yf - ty GD ein a) oe 4 times daily $- Sun. 2c modern conveniences. 0- nr» hn peel acreage NOW in excelent “ \ See — ( eg ?] > a rsued each Friday. | 4% s looking for pecrqecqynllagee: eae bath, hemi, remt $60) Lvyulre Ie: 7 times + —— : ment. furnace : pions - : : ETO. . eA ne T . T) ey AaW ard | | . , : a: eta , 2A DUSMESS Tria w “a! \{ 1? { { ! Merurne te lames dai. Vv hy "s 2c. fea. oe home. ian ~ r wy Bie rc? J - le« yor 4 - - : : , exas lavwe ‘ ralee 74 nNtorcet ar od , c \ ° 40 re Realty ( '.) &. ve > I r eTen a re hr ; ef oo -_ . rf yj ) RB [" S] N Ie SS M AN ONE oT! Ni 2) _ 7 FroRE_ un. , S oh Cie ‘ Sate -n answer . ‘ { }. ‘ , a y If you hare S6O0n ; = it ' , we no um 2 lines _berst East et. ious, |i rast 1] AN . $50 p a . 2s ms ¢ ; . zation : RJ AN VR cats | 22 i . 4 ( hestnut feQ?) ,-Or (the right man pecur mit O »~ | @ prove ; vou thet oO - " vets bEN@ ' dius sell af once, goot leration; 5 yeas FARM—PRP 7 “+ i ' Q're . ¢. eotanet . t ; oe & ~ — wit? -“ . . ‘ bt } on 1 will earn S80: 0 nw min Pen 4408 ‘Easton ay ar — = , rir ’ ‘ ro. i lo i mv? re . Lg “best nut r. ‘ ‘ r ne nig LAnNUA ¥ mus gsAlary firs our tin - well improved als . "AY r \ . se'] . aed | {i} ' MOE! OP) | IGS f you fs ‘ ee r risk whatevs ove . r vith CON PECTIONER Foon i F rs 4 . ' ‘ wt isrowr pechgdhted 2 A iN \ _ }, WU Ail r re« t ssa sth O's HMimwhest refer. | “iene ARMs WANTED —~" B iu ’a - eT 4 a: ts ’ ‘ ; . , us . } — >” bor 4 _ \ { ) Hit y{’ RS C P sa ; . oa Pa ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ y , enceg fiver ar d recruir a 9a rtner ‘ j — rent $25 .« tine living — 41 1)}¢8 ‘ror ~ r eaeee. 4 . : ._ ° x ’ . " Ar ° . ° ryy / r r ‘ se ee | ‘ . a , : at, b ¢ r . . . , we Wid —w ’ - “ete ?- 4 c ; new , r : i » and ¢ ner (rn ‘rf p /« eed | (is an exe yr ' 7 » tal ; = te you hané.e own miney - — - 4. —. mmeiiately: be gener: ‘ ichwavy. elso ! - -g « - ‘ = r ' — wel - ned o> om ine : nt My k : ‘ Or] ris ani + v . } ap - ely Rae CT. 2O Paee. Foi CONF ECTIONER ¥—1817 Franklin: ia arm th. ae | A. je eVive biwe \ (i. : — ~ ) 2 ) . , * rrr) VN Hie Hi I OoOVwN AN — i - julireé for - j ss ir — >) > : . ~~ . - Vemr ’ : ; : ‘wood, ‘ yi 509 Kaast , a - . ‘ - e 4 D OFFER ; , Rh’ RE , , Ss in bepiness: leaving « VV td. ~ n er > ee * fat Bt 4 = e : iA res “ets > » = ; ’ " ‘ e i; ¥ wv t ¥ “ema ity *% - ity, reason —improved_ a east “belt e = » . ’ r “shes | ‘ 23 J - arce _ . a (®) ro-Prarc ) 1 ne { on hay ; oo rROoOM S1500 ro $s *t) nnn) ‘ . a) 4 ew mise bie wet a mend , . . . oe for ae. ing. » ~ - - 4 . _ r 2 7 7 af) ‘rr . - . > 4 void. ’ *[)- . ‘ " eae 3 al , v4 m=" £4 emt nut Main : EPs oe | B se ‘ anf r our —- - at A ‘ ° ‘oO 1] * 7 Vohert« r) 1% ie eland 0 will stand investigation : nhc Kk Dean the > — "OO ur 00 terra HICKMAN ! ‘ a : . , - : } - : ca *“s Mary 1 ( “VY . lf i > my 4 , i ivr ' } Ta er - , MuUse 2K North Market Fon RO”) € oa? . . 3 ‘ Ar ; ONE TO L {) ‘ 40 ~i : rath } r ss (‘himeawre ' ()h I If }- \4 \ » ‘ , , , yy land. good : = rf ; ei ms tn AN ) rears ra ’ 1A. ORGANIZER CON FRCTIONERY—And branob bakery: | or Cash : $25 PER ACRE. worth double. 3: ’ .: fr i n sul $5.00 ©. he a enrenh aun t 4 10 a . " mre rar > ) on r oa ron v , _ Ee are —_ 4 , ' ry. nz rooms, Wid—On Manchester re. acres, improved, close sta‘ion: eaxcelient ‘ Lil kinds: gr CO)‘ I » TE property in « 2 tes improved ‘LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP'Y | . FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE EXECUTIVE ait exvelient location 40 ré.. about ; ’ deer loose j ar 4 . a y ~ M A RU wry 7h . : . ni wy hic? “458 A ie: Tl? wear , £30 , en . : P a Tiles our about s . " + taone an Amc j ‘ p . L . “ 4 AT.TY qc) | AdhJaA S ade ¢ = iy ‘ . fie A ~ ae a\é¢ 1°°Os ts $1500 caah evail- Ct) NFP f*TIONERY wis Or ai te — - creas “4 bake : det : ’ , — . | - ce4¢. ' t j ; ~ . . i ; es | a f y apie read } ’ ’ ' eee) eer | ‘wt fain. Write © G Vana 17 . " . — a’ = L ae n , T.-* on an re Ps lat 9} ‘) >» «af re = . , o! Vv & Sit Tet} ta men VW nted te — ne under Pa oa | gts + emg fine fiatures, i? 9 "( ) ( ) rx - , Lv +Ti a += *’ ) - ’ ase _) Sy nm A is / xe! ange er ecil furn uM . > : ; 'Awin . = $ Mercan? : ; DiAe ; grees 4 4 4 ieft in your possessico ‘ , ‘Ss ar KR OVUSs jarsna Dex Moline a= onan te "y “vs : > M ¥ : ° OvVIngG van o ae ’ ~ ‘ " ‘ ‘ ~ r : _# . near | wa? r os . . va Mi mN\ KY La pe evenings after 6. 22254 . "Nebr sk r \ ty a . .. at CON FECT fONFRY. Om Neture! ridge with my i - aT em % , bo . - A‘ Rs SNEAK WATE RIA), Lil . m } o har i! .! for wT -_ ‘ 4 45 to § P K RC E NT a ee om now le ; , doine $35 daily: rent $55 mm ‘nenly ie 4 A an a ; rou! \ rad ] lu = “ee 4. ~ : 1") _AST WE . I Or eg A «A ‘ Leonie ¢ : eles : ia SINE Ss W 4% ing living rooms: prike $s Aur on ic aaa Dame er ab piehwas = d t eat ~ te : rey res , haan _ rr " \ I ay , wr , , a. ; with small expens. - ‘se Dice ' . , " 149 : ines ' . ee CONFECTIONERY ANI) GI (OCTE RY- a wr : »| ‘ “er : a’ = my tt A " : 5 16 ’ j rin - ‘i . ail . : - >} ’ > P lor - * ‘ ; pa : ‘ ' A ’ : »* ‘, a7, a [>i } — —_ Pe Mes . : one ‘ ; 7 we ae : > n nf on e, - — ran arrane u . : “ . is .ie¢e8* vine ru j 40 acre improved farms near OL cles ee Be oO epring: “ 4. ' deg 4 MI county gea! cio eis € or part at any ij arent your pe ehees > ee ee GO into t wo f yourrelf Maien (| wn Ste ES \URANT Wid quick puyer: lea vir g city 4 \z2h a dene ric? be cheap: have the cagh OF rade for city PEIN. mm and wheat tarmes desirah - ae | 2 } gone ™ | Dings a i. eae ~~) =. noney marketing proprietary apeciallies oe: ee i¢M. 27 3. Taytor. | tere aad ‘ . Poet TV ape tot. ~ph . ae ed I ~~ as ; oe . ; .. 2. ae ™ tr & 4 ’ - sae — Liiliga Lior Lijue v4 ‘ , : > F . . wud : . ta > : 4 ryrTrer ~ _™ ee | . 4 r ian >» XT re tn + ’ - les , ae st > —_ wil av ® Ww a f . T eh . rf t ; . ee ‘ - Y ’ ‘ , a ————r — wf PTENAD REA! : co. : Ni is ir? reset “ ' wad 1) Fa f Ai LL) pet eur fig ures if ‘ ning show , 7 ' v eitiING aa aa fa “ - 9 co ve JIONERY 4on S&S lirosdway: ae _ BUS f emt! " t ' . s? ) ¢ se? . high atte a co 1 ‘RE y 111 desire to mal o - > 3 ined m furnit - as , fre No . Scles it ’ hook. .et .~ ji j ‘ ‘sont oumiie@n lame itt $0 ogy « rent $:9 per mon e. ;, ' ies hat - aN aed . Mak or renew 2 per cent per mye @Q % ' i. DOTalOTles . case, “AN De womnt right “ Dever wer ‘ ~T en - , ‘ . * 2% month } * > wd ‘ , "ie ‘ , , . P ° . —— ARM3 FOR RENT | will never repeat PD ment -AL ph ne ~ — cS) noo roor — : : . Aol ' oer " pre wre lie. x ° . . are. 4 . . " ‘ + . ad acu , } * myer . EK TRE At e ANT fw. eramec; or oll. easy terme irming as ver . oa : . . , } . 60m JUS - Hi ART l’o he Teg . — 305 Frisco Bite Olive 6124. torn Ride , jogs Du) [ 5 a a | ; - . ’ _ rr A i 74 4 AY} 2 ; ‘ ~ . . : 2 al : . . SS wy : . Os : : VM . . : ~ oO . é' int wp ) : co *\ ‘ oF yo) mar ves - CONFECTIONERY —in . —— or rent. 50 acres te ou ~ ; 7 Gert ; ring . - ASMahki—4s00d ree MONE Y TO L O AN | ’ . ee ee eee ried pe AF. rok "ie ‘ ‘ ‘oe a y a as as” for entire or $°0 dai'v: rent $55 manthiys ae ng _ afc implemeat gale 4 = , = teve aiso )as . . street. Hanon. be We make ‘ = rms ana setri onijadzatial | , a brn AND L.ESMAN Ft ae eae ee ceries. Gry spods, shoes sold at once , ler Reo lg ~~ — - for tenant ; bs : OT x 43 estat ~ lo. or. 8 on your ren’ ; Wa ~ r . ' vi (i! Ni ; ~ | . > . , y > be rizyue Bit Pr. a | 4a ‘ - - ; r ' a . - | - : : vs ‘tha . i ‘ ‘ . a . . as . é ' : ‘Ee » Mea _ - box 221. Rarracks “.. ¥y road iO ft le ) ia NJ : - y " . ” 3 we é - ‘ * sonahie owent rales and charges rea x 4 ey {j)A . “a 1 , “ \) : " . - teenie Me .inan 5550 Perry. Dejmar whe rine 9 — ee": " 41 - ———_— — -_—__— miles from b> , ' , " ~ n Su hs - : we On —_ a wera ae e000 oD ’ Mi a tat a a t a pt \ ; 2 Olive a — — treut f\e) Me fins er — | , anc ’ , , 3 ta ong - F pn — alo s | i pavat " 50 week oe t ' . . ry o ry . f : , “— : : (wo FREC*TIONER F— «yn (“leet rrw A B f, . = Ary A , G ee an - aw ane - - , . . 4 . 4 Vv } \ : nie , iy a7 r = riz bg S | e en A . i d ' b ’ ; iv t VW I ; yi Dav apot Caan for $40 a) ’ éotng F ALTZER 3 ~ ‘ ue tear tg ly Note als , 4 ) s lodketetell iment 5 per cent discoun SANS “7 . * vrovery stock he tp Is , 7 ‘0 daily: rent $60 per mone eas; aRms FOR SALE a : 5 ‘ ae ete ho -_ ted st 7;"evei $5000 Lor ahr Aowvt i o 42405 v i4 16 Chestnut . >? ‘ Pe - iry #000 hoes or fix- priced right : , a. 12 ; st t p - g 4 . s sf . : “J . 7 7 _™~ vi : Want t* retire or must va ; «> K TIKRACE AND ry - —— _ ; ’ tri , ‘ - ot? : a 4 - ‘ : ‘ 4 \! . , } i 4 ; ’ a | cai > wr ~Si wer fa ; ‘ - - vs - ad ; 5 and 10 acre: " trecter Mississipp! -. 4 r oe . : ae 4/ 7 Ze @. 7 & BFA — I ; > F b e1 oar ‘h | '* wre ormx 7 ' 7 A é a = 305 Friece Hhig Olive 61m : > em c a oe Neer ' “ - » ~ , ‘ i’s . ns ~ . - + : : ’ Tlenry Sa sernera th ortamant, hs YT o i ’ | | > ’ > . ‘ ris : . % is A i 4 > SEE ) t) s fwd) ‘. , ; 2 OMING bie) en Wed fle ° as on 7 Pik — For sale bj TOW ts the ay Southenat M =i] SEPORE ¢ ‘TING: } _ Dunn's, 912 Frank't rvices i : Wtd —Or restagrant. | OONFRCTIONKBRY -— Candies, > ow eT > — acre fa. m _ ’ _ T 4 i 4 Sw ( 4 a ; > | = , 4 i lL) iol : O40 o : : six mile« wn we ; ; - - ‘ | A NJ , 4 , 4 I — JV a@ . 7 m4 (ey Lealela te bread, mk => cToea, ~ IMP 20V kk -eurt ir - . ual Mine_ OD Oo’ a? 7 \ ae ’ = ~~ i i r ’ 4 } > oat I ; ’ 4 ~r a y N \ 4 Ts arirka, . Ca a em partitaced fod.” Price $15 000. Yor —- = outs. | I] | HAT LOAN rent atinke. Senemeninn eam ental inna | SELL YOUR BUSINESS | fans rend 345 iwice $00 ond : be tee” ie or see W iH Powers — - / ———— —— fix: . — © . - rs , ine ae - Or (aS Mii ‘ ’ ; . i on ‘In Lackiand av. aad Bet 404. Vicksbure Miss LAN Poser man’s Ghance. $5 doun. $ J It Will Pav Y ve emanates — scolnery or « efe es 1 ; eae We have aaah toe a Lel-, Agent, 224 N. (i at. e rs I] — —— — Se mar ‘> v — Z ‘ —_— a . oa '? 4a, a’yv y oul - rates x © “ali ; her ” - A , ‘ rf a” . . ive ’ ror any kind of «(y)! “e hx YT hk N UNIMPROVED rarwa. 2 4 3 productive : Post Dispatch Wenz 4a Ps , . 2 Sees Lies fice pone $50 $10,008 liave act ' rood Dbils-ine as propor 'tions ee 4 , BitY diere la a “real eogec~ over: r a, : —* “S ~s *S4 4 j _ ¥ : . ‘ ° ° or . . a . - . : : . la Race (arkson ra om eal _* rrr a ¢ fy et Olive - et : ae | ‘T ) {,e?t Onr Rate . 7 ] T ' terrmos k ral ‘ Speman — vour 2¥ oO ‘ - Ay ‘ w', ea & me (iARD —- ’ EXCHANGE . INT yk or taal sity Lo bay 7 good payinii« oeal acres. Ouee St 4” 7 — issouri er ba ‘ zs 475 as*haee WM a Selid «a = enirai 6600 Ab ONS S anc erms i~ au Viive 61% Deret § a } . cae Setntom Sn ao aid. .. a) ery and notion store; this iw 6 real : ' St. rd. arres — | guile, 30¢ une dais: ¢ mm orn y — 68 —_____— ater Hidg . Grand/Otive., don't dela For f 7@ acres at B . . | 31 “i r. J eres, spring, frult L145 MRC ee we Be Os er A [ | I. RRY , ' | iF | want DY yi! GEN MA ‘ P ; v 4 further “~ Dw “4 ¥ +e, Jack. > f. 7 a Before you buy write ‘or ¢ = oy ; ¥ ot ¢ : , 7, p - to aps —- és: v ’ sum - Oulr-of ° . J i iY nG ( eI a j - 4 ae ad 2 or 2 G& BDeosirness eaaey article ae! | a — —s “one “s . Sell y our iiusiness to" { ‘ash . NAKJMCT. 32242 Me armed, t tj : . ‘* ree + " : > ~ = . * ‘ win . = = : ; erie rao ? a 30 ‘ il . a » / : ia« z : ‘ . : . : . -. 4 . . . ||. frame. | niversity ctty I~ lL. DALAAI rn. hes ee ia nd. Qo \¢ disn Y SS¢ duily ' ‘ r RRESPONDENT Jeff eraon aliens a 4 _™ Phe N ¥ @ ep na rst time out ne ¢On Qnickly d P 7 OON FRACTION ERY ILeeanecnh b : poet Olivette: bot ern: 4-room FaRu—or 185 o . > HI } . . . , aaa ~ yx + 4aeie vv Sun. siacounts }? re Stel rr r) + \f SalaRibnD | . A. (c62 petition “ ike about $500 half ¥ an rivy ately ively Making money, tesi §) prop- . oJ rri i ’ ha St Lad ° ~ o - : ’ a is 4 sa S ; \ ; . . w¢ ; l be , 4 . ‘ ; : * ; ark pe’ $234 ~ ¢ eo by $ ; . “eo vi ee i ut ual ‘ , — ae pay tier Gs ‘ > cn his wu ] We specialize tn se'ling anv kind o omsien : central west, living roou™ FARM ; ka. O417VU Scanian (“Vy 7 » G = : : : v [iste aed uy ri Dis piat ? Maenti bli x] i] . r? 4 i o~ hu stines* We have many ready cash bry S\airs, cheap rent. Geth. LZSUA —- me « . - ’ , \ . a i . | ’ | , % [ - - a —_ >? \" ‘he , - : . , ' EL_BRING REAL ESTA poultry - i - 'oveu Gea Or — 7 _ ; e. imees . +! “0 a 4ij f msirance ( tf) Ww ‘ , ae => ane ou nitu . sa! ‘artes 1,4 rl 4 rit fw - P | Ppare ttoen of! iw~ parties , \. i” ad mec lite buyer« ai ton : — . saw . 4 ; ms : arr € 4 - > mf 4 / . } _ ; " > ‘ ove 7 , si . viru ' ) ’ ‘ . } al | > ete. TRUST CU OF CL TON wren . f James Mattoor . ity mils bien a a, “ Seaeioen y 3 un. & mene Main S448 ad ae $10 $4 P Lande 24 3 le enmorturri¢y ¢ ahem emia PANTS?! Eick PRACLH goenes hay CON! RCTION ERY—Fuliy coutones, Soma: —" on = . — = , 4 oom 6 tmcas . 2 ec = —T : # $ ; ; ~ “> LOANS ON REAL ESTATE MONE c r) i* ae)! tod c's , ow E a MANN wil ir oo? $ no . " a > ret $50 fase Lerma * uiture, Stock ; Onl $1998 Month box 355 ebwa ~ ~ oa ) STV ,* >» Tatpy y .OM . th et ra e 825 4 a re ep Se gp hy a "y ja YT where ANY PR ITs SINE Sc SOF, T) Post ae . . ao ¢ we a w Ss arcs : : Ride. (eld HAVE LANGE NUMBER OF A | hewi tate so ae vary wo lenee > rn, ag oote and pe e e for cus DTUpe ) a hk. , 4. : OM VA ‘ verry 7 , . iw, : } : oe e : > Vid y ‘ , 2 -* : 5 . vf TT ' ; ve » Ay wy re . — nas : Hl Y Ri ]\’°*UA Har iiten ? . : low ree 1°00 Pe hhods ay St loul aeJ « ’ ens g@ = ~" ‘ . sit OUNF ha rican HY ees - m > ore * "ae a Y rE : , Dm “* e = © : : i > rt b mutt - 7 , . . y a. . , lore , ’ & , . « oe. _ ’ 3 iw sup o od tmplementa, tools, furnitarea, ote. , Ceunty bie “bargains. ofthe tren TIT.) cRORO FARM [aA wee KNide Vv , ‘ —$ OO ai per cen ~~ hte ria Bide . «> wiame temuie « 704-708 ERR INVE> 'MENT CO. ince po a a place tm city. 4 Detalie thee and 40 ” Bideg ‘ Wainwr gh . i & ~4 , ; j a an , - = ; My D.ispa teh. apa oOces } syne Oliwe 59904 ls 7 a? . ‘Ve . fia Iidge. Bin and ccocust rear recom com wa ) cash, page 13 1D Pa ons 1cSY) 40 acres « broom hoarse; a dar A spe ialty “ aie) Mf “cam || Denes 8 “ » ~ Barrain . : . =e - : : . sa - ’ W te en , [ } NEED MONEY? ‘ - : - it j , : : 7 ° king fa free. c _ i. &CTOA, ' 4 : in | - . 7, , — of ° ’ , . su -) ate ln se nd +s $5000 imme We - ‘ 7, a. J VJ WOT rTriw r . e? \i ~—* ri ; aT ad » ’ x . 7 - , ‘ Us ny A = } y bh ~ w Tr F2, ee 4 (omy ‘ s. E 4 ‘ 4 - : . In Ps ‘ how -t ine tia a. alfa . j . toe 4 niliee } ; r . ‘ r mH , : 4 ‘ i ; as 4? v aT = ; - "MA . — ye rig" rent 1 Ari _ a. Tw mt ly tei " are . as “ \J ' ; " = _ vy = a ~~ 7. 2 »¢ “ f ’ ry 4 “Ay oon : Ww . ‘ , : . ‘ ey ir : raed ore eee, iving ruUorn . all na fr: ~ . wo it ‘ vr - . Da ex, i f ry ; ‘ ' Sa? : Ft ST in ejyulvmnen mi ; zor —_ ‘aii,°> vad bia 4 2 Olle or iw . \" ; ‘ p ' “ . ° ’ . - . tm a8. ’ 4 , = nl ’ vr 7 oe es¥ . 2 weir , A fer = »' : wise av / , s—5 ik to — ee ' . , : S15 fered A : nt ae n un! } Peart Sew worth LLL acre tracts suitable fer Fa cn Mo Qn . peat ~ 2 Le ere el th 4 ee eee ee Beal | andi wil, $2500; terme. UO. BE. TREASE & — vee lon, ec) imaie une roelled: we ~~ nice ttie acre - "| " aX. i ’ Sree bad " YW | ; f EY uf = . : » “ae fae liox DD fie i : ‘Yirwe 6)]°4 RTETA Priace isiag. ny adapted for chicken ; ae Mo.: 4-room bung . ar : a loan on you ; make mse secur Hox . Loans ed rniture and , os V Seeamnd U ib EC TIONERY—tlee Me living on 6 arcren, joie g dings: $1975. J. P. Brennan. 5324 St. Louis County s FNS Oo! a ae )spaict pie , . withes ; can Fun WOO , ress ys eouiDaens NPE TS os wae orenen acta. . Ariz... a prosperous city of | Te iv ie a . rua . , _ wv , more ti ' au © r r . ated , “o 6 tl - , mot n oe | - oppowte Walnut Park ¢t ib . ae apne " - PF i tf : . ’ ; ; - = a ‘ - ar o> ; ; « . , ’ - + Ft. : ; : hl ) 7 “ ; MAL : nre me ole » party buy bent D car ines. Sew if ecren ae —— os by M ; | | ying both 5 Kin fien system nour ocean and rail . ARK! RS. A H48 ° P — . ~— “e ; f ' G* « “Ty ae, A TTY TY ‘ “ , “ HG r : > a” ‘ . o : . _ a aov : i) : " ; " “as nr re ATCON ’ TY TVA ‘ = 2) ad a * > * t . ‘ . 2 wart! rT » values will sure ine reane : ’ lane | - - . - i pest “acl¢ ‘ ‘’ : ‘ - ; —s ‘ t , . ; j P “= - : > 2 4 * here Cae o* ie 4 ; ‘ ‘ ; " ‘3 k. wv : . ,, o 2 - .. ary * X 4 | ’ ge > t - as. i t4@ é ; , . ANT) mw argured Fe > ’ Pr N\ . " a . + ee Sn Panui 0] casin; dae soe ae Pe . aR wits fen a hate a sais 05 Wine Wie Nee 61 ° , - . “TY es hy P ‘ ° ~ . ’ ; . sie - . ’ = ——- + wand black oe oe ~ ‘ SR acre anencite Geeaet Cub M " . . ~~ ws A, 9 res S-reon youse ‘ r rserrne . > & im inl ee 4d . ~ n = a bak 1 wry ae “ iw ~ . e > r oe “a s ' ; « . ‘ an a . ‘ ’ ’ . . ; ‘ Wii 4H - 0 ade j t % . ~ > - 7 © POO » - Aa ba ‘ a , ; : a > ra , a “rr, 6S ' ~- ‘ a1 * ~ —=tpr" rg ty . y . P r re a a \e ‘eT > 7 z 4 VA - r - : ~ Cae) & - . 4 , ad . oJ as , . Vetindiads ™ W owt ae ~ af wel! . - ; ae ; oe - if : . « \! ' ‘ [* wer ant ¥ } - ’ . : ‘ > > uaAoew must te sad Kea fk. ARM~...« : \ “ ee. , a - . oat a au ‘ , . a’. Tn toh : vv Ac Tee VY a’ ~ ‘ mt Mo * - ' he oe be ' 4 ‘ 4 emang - r . si ~ - M Ge } 4 ’ ‘oe {ar ™ - . - ; vreg eae ie) ee eae reser Ana i, —_ — cn we " " ° r “ ey en “ ‘ e ™ . , , er : " . i at , “ nett c. . 3 op _ - . — . ’ 4) a % ; . : in ¥ Mortgages — - ee Suv y tk prone ™ att eam he had ° and : ‘ a 208 - — + —— . : ms . educe payments g's *' ~ rey? * eet et ence fee owner cit PTY Ge ume ~ BLUVUA > , ‘ 4 news . irsg , INE “\ . f sr . ie al A “ a noe et rok hee trey ® 14°) Hewiie rmcmyt _ é . av . ‘s re ¢ " .¢ ad fame @& a 4 a ' 9 ee @ " « P tes o-? ad > . — . 4 wale ; 4 ' 7s or a 4 o €{ “ar — ' " —_— — - : . PA ” "ny ae ras > ¢ ~T ; ~ ee . an €« 7 acs rn erie | | + e i . 7 VENTIFST emt : " Mi “2 “os " ' he . ad , ~ wT a ; ,~N\ = i . ’ = " ‘ Q a * ; . : ‘ yA ~ : cof rae wrated 5 , .e }7 : y on , . ‘ s . at CY : } ne shed iether Making Piece $1500. ¢ . = mlacy $200: in — ' , ally goed Weet End! noc; che Geel: © aeae.@eeee | . - P : ys i ad eacrifice fer ’ . * fare oppor ty ; ; : > be eon ease v@ vain, Bes K-276. Past-DD . TO THE Post-Dispatch CALL 6600— ' Olive er Central itt erwn MAY 25. FARMS FOR SALE vv >» * 7a° _ >. = California he ; —. | 4 LAD ae or . ; ~ « , « _ : yt iF ~~ \ ; bn , & . sores, Washingt ' e C rea . 4 , , ~ “4 | . 2. e ’ > «4 : new . rw ry, ~” ixa, : ; me = } ar cr arer wort i £& TR (esO x RY acres ae “a ' , i wu ' , me ar? rc > . Vv weet f ~ «= revo) > Rarrmas : iz va eT ”. far LD ITA —_.__ EF 600 FARMS For Sale, | FARMS For SALE Missourt eee —— A wn A of et e a - tT, + 5 ye 4 CRs S' \* t ’ r AT. or ; even: deat? hae Oe | 4 as : . 20c ~\ " yo : » 4 ~~ P| iy . . ws . an ravo s _ “caiow ; . . ry 4o* +. entra - — . Pd at acTu! SUcal?r f‘Treek ~~ ] , : fo ‘J - a s — ~ " us : ine > . - : ’ esler ’ -, e > f : 7 »* > : road Sve - . ' r? : ; “{ } A ~ ™ ~ Kk } + . ] , x? — . ‘ . ‘ 4 ’ ' o “> A f . ; - 2 _ . ‘ ~~ YW are nateur e 2 Va! ‘ \ . | Li I \ . K ] 4 ° s s . a ; nervy ’ ’ one 4 ' « >a , , | . : - e-? : . as 7 — wo ~ : , ~ { aor? :? he? est) bod ~ aa ‘ % pe 4 “*s wee \ ; . . . ' ‘ ‘ ' Tw : — ‘mm . ent « f ‘ rR ‘ , és ~s | ‘ ° e? \* ~~? . A wob ” foe be , . : a | — 7 S | 2 a at " ) >’ a Soe . ; re ira , 7” RK ry TR! _— 1 ’ 643 eacrer on Satherton rd.; beautifu tract MONTY TY roan - _ nm? TTT » ' ¥ . 9 ’ , LIRE WOOD TRIET CO REA i ORS On rea) Ona te ecurity first or eaecond MO conn 4 — —— #~ .* farm v > ~ sat ~ _ \ S ane " «a ra ” >. . tine ’ a ® 00 pew’ nh tres) rra pes berries + a. -ae " “ ‘ Reom i mer &@ worth Form ye - : ‘ . J ~ * TD —oe ~~") nT , ae a T » — a ~ rw | a . ary - * Rwoor tT _ , : A _ *) W B U RI. 4 N as af . ar ° I , ‘ o “oO acr* >} rea fen om hte Ate — - ~4 | ow ' . L- ‘ 4 Ror fee ar reg ertate erar =a - — = be ° - use. barn. on near e:‘n ww = .- « - “a rt AA Cas) 2 lew Sewrte of teers Mee Hickman. 408 Ojrve. Koom : ai we! secore? ty preperty of mor ~~ ‘ . . ‘ : . ' woe : 7. ~~ * ’ .* » ; »*? : WE make and bn 29d and 3d e«:- « , = » S50 =) 00" & acres arce Lots ral road : | > 4 ° man ‘ si¢ S1 Re e7r°n ‘ . evitatte for chicken farm, com eras I } LNA, ‘ f heat | ed A . Po * SO we md usta erie iaion ec ‘ / " ° r ’ : Sad | a r . ; ~~ 7 ’ “re « ~~ - - “~¥ AN : RAT HH ii _— (Mest oot Besz H-3OS, Poet lkapaich eer ee P 8 . , GEO Wanted; Pe rsonal Property and Real Estate ke ha A Mi fe ava s] a» -r~ aT . +. ‘ * oT? eTOCK —W = ; r ie . A > rk rs ; § . az * -- YLarae varu Loans; Pusiness Ch ances, Wanted and For Sale Ads Today: _—pesnpmeatce 13B ye ° a ace ie A ~~ a «er N : a in + 4 eal ; > - 4 yi? : L ‘ —-_ 14 el x2 ay\f¢ pre ar 4 a y Ve ; ‘ , af , rm rear? 2. \ r eo ree, ne at v 4 . —— a tor a v — a LJ : ; - .' . o Pia » . ae a » ° " > i o > * ~ . STUUR MMAKM IN, hed A + smd eon , i- _ * ' is ; ng , w | | ne eh : | a. " . ; v ail Bidg j ba ne eters , Hoomd- | DEUG STORI—Trensler hs , ort ma ry acd UK’ STORE MIxTIN. ee ae : - | Ss ; z fea 5 “~~ Yr’ if NTAIN (an plete saerrT oO aa! bhelan~ce erie is Wavert Kar Bt lee, Tl ‘ " ‘4 : — TV he 6 tye stand x . » 4 7," - * * 8, » r ‘ .. . : - ' . | : ' r- om _ ‘7 - _ «j ' if en ‘ar re fi oases) — talc ; r ei ree | erm? , muet 2 hee tet | * - ’ ~ J i . . hide Mol Piret~. = an te . - ‘ » f ir’a Pr ’ “ an ‘ ew ’ Siow mt om OT n : wis - 7 ae ; tT) rf + Ty) «ase oe «re a ~ eer. ‘Tr - tre ree! emptete or business _ otl.ofr town cee Med wn ret ae (rer cats aene arers That F : r a YT a wr "es “ver ae : - a a'eow are wiww"a ret Free? ° * Z * “= = ; ee oye | > az id oe 6G eacveriusise sazeney a «6h itd ( ont “} Hr “FF Mom ati fnily fir 4 4 Ruel atom ‘ens Se ae a ii * - rt. " A’ ’ be, 4 ’ on tomers s Seat Ped Lindeii DRY Coots Bmai stock. — cat on - ‘ Prant hee ‘ Pts! 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14B Post DISPAT SUSINESS FOR SALE Y GOODS — South lease, sacrifice. clea tr fice 3.000 Ree DRY GonlSs —Anad mation eral! Buvers wil be ta re « wh h sahows« cent above «a ve @irect (© owners. |! E Ana>eim « la rr ™ ~ ‘ _" Gene PILs.ing STATION ler 4 "01 lene nz. Fit.in« AT ICON ly eguipped. give Bes’ ’ “ SILLING STA TION- : o~ e re] saczreement of pa FURNITO * E STOR! NX Teas a 14 TCR j AN ISH BUS NESS (jFaek 14°90 Com FURNITURE BISINE ; " ‘Sil Sunday or Raldwin FURNITURE STOR} - later “tw nd *h ring ba er bea ston PNRNITURE STORE Louis busiest neig! right lNameond [ea Louts sv. Colfax FL ASITURS FA money “aking “" eo “| ~~ chead w . Sie Car: . ' Sacx ERY AN MEA beat or Ves " Dust reas good a BROCKERY MARK eT —N filme weigihibertixxnl «4 ing Pwormes an be Pest Iievaloh Rnb RY Meat marke en at ary « im Rem br! . SROCERY MBAT MARKET eze $4500 per men: Yore ah u Sue mus ware write s R-s _ GRX ERY AND MEATS deine $1000 ment hs ol w her & ra Y Oss, be | aire! -0 yee price $05 COU See ul T reeme fire sa yw «my — ore om Furnish vert @al.or TOR s—Aod ; A, rus ah + . ‘ - 7 aj ; a4 ? : vr market a i™” nares : “Hua re MEAT MARA WT i) * sA.°6 Andrews, Gran ie tm : erhoOnT «| .S tw rrr, + uear eb akicwr Sai Ste BUSINESS FOR SALE. ~~ > 7 ‘ww ">. ¥ ; 7 | ~*~ — : 4 ria > x . 7 ; > : . > baal de \ J = ' rw . _ . . . ul " 7 : 3.5 . — on ” *s @ — » — 4+ . . eo > . a. ¥ 7 > 4 . ss > ‘ ‘ : e a - mes " $ . : 5 > A = : ‘7? ’ ra & @ sad ’ : \ . ne . > oa P 5 ALf ‘ ‘ ‘ \.RIP = i . a resa - | » ° . 0 * ~~ .— - - ‘\ = >SM ’ ~ 4 F. ; - . > D as . s.;. - = > 2» »~" * ; “ OT ~ - . e “=F ng - ey = 7 - .° «4 . ™ i Lin rare ‘ : y “> " ~ 7. SR ~™ ss : 4 OP Gal ~ . A ,» . ‘ n ee > Ww ° + . “ . ’ . . - ke ; . . . : ~ ~ i* ; a > - . " ~ ‘ . " > + . ~ oe . a= iad = | . > ~ MARKE And cracer . . | : > . . ’ + “ of . . > _ 4 = r ~“ n . ~ ‘ 5 ‘ . o~ - 4 : > hi > . o ore + a“ ‘ irs . X ‘4 “he ~ ~ ~~ ; ° " ¥ 4 | : ' i P ” “ » * — ~~ . — «a 4 + -. =” : > ~*~ . .¥ ; ~ Vv . . = os " . ~~ , ‘\ “320¢ 4% a a . - ~ - .“fe ~ , m 4 ** a wr Yr. ,* - ~ . LAB ~/ ‘ : Pp 7 ’ \ are . ‘ ” 4 —— + ~"s ‘ il >» had i ™s* led — . + ™" ~-: > . > " . S spa on " 7 . a > Ss ANT A >t —, ~~ _ a“ . _ ~ 7 - . -~ ~ ‘ ~ . . : - ’ > . — ~ ~ = a . 1 at J . * = , . er > > - ‘ 4 A." : ~ —— ~ Se “« ™~ \ . ‘ . > vi . ~ : fa .? -* *o A ¥ ees - . - - - . “~ eng * Seer ~-= ore ’ . o° > ”, . 7 = G. 8 ‘ ww "be rn “ “= = he ; > . SS —- . ae “= \ ‘ ‘ BAK YW? > 4 ~ ~~ ~ar « -_ >. ' | — *' ~ . Pe SLA — : : * 2 an . ) per menth. ores $2000 EE . - > = ‘ . 4 —S i@ratton 2 acd eft @rnk oarder . °° W Dene “Mt ~~ eater Wea | SUNDAY. MAT 32 é Be 600 F ARMS For or Sale, Wanted; Pe rsonal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads Today: Additional Rea! Estate News SOUTH GRAND AVENUE THEATER SOLD BY FEDERER The sale of the w. ; SALE OF HALF BLOCK ON ELEVENTH STREET MADE The sale of a half a block front- ~ SALES REPORTED BY THE HENRY HIEMENZ REALTY CO. La Salle street for of J. A. Becker be ne ot FoR Sale . | sa.¢8 $400 Wee Grand and Miam? stlemaz avenne for acooent | to D. L. McVey. Nerth Market street, -18 North Elevent tmprorements consist | price paid was mer the purchaser we avenue for account FE Wendelson and wife forria arentne for accotnt ARENDES SELLS STORES AND FLATS ON SEVENTH STREET | db hn -korw etreet for account of sn ‘A PROPERTY SALES REPORTED BY JOHN C. GREULICH REALTY C8. J, M, LEVI REPORTS A NUMBER OF SALES ? - ; " >. 2 - ~s * “~ ~ - i_i*. + yW a 4 »'* ” ; r : = o.8 peC ait V Die an- FoTlinces thre ? -~ [sw rs tales > W eb- : ; 4% : iss *-s a wy Ta€ 2r er =F ryietricr for - _ Ce *¢ 7 Rer2e to Edmund Keane ew = ing ww 3° 'a8 ; ottage AaAve- >» for G J. Eastman to @ ciient of i - , =wartz Real Estate Coc a —_ - om zs ™ _- o =U >, iv i@ r idé@ ‘ 7 . . ~ ~~ > ~ ’ 7 ~ , 3 -. ¥ Oo wv 1 o —_—. Pr? + 9 Sve 7 “ > r wast - ? ne? » | r 5 ~ aS ra”7 r . ~ond 1ffer 4 ao “©. “Tan | Te, ‘_9 new 2 1! residence on Cham- -iain place for the Payne Broth- rs to Julia O'Bries et im Starx . . — Tr rT? -~ »”¢ D.ace gs: Ww b a . e833 is sow —ti- m ere ing a some. PECENT SALES REPORTED BY WENZLICK REAL ESTATE CO; The Wenzlick Rea! Estate Coa. re- ports the fo win saies for the ew ec "AA n° ~ Zoubile flat ar 1a1ries — a Schott: 2763 St ~~ *anr * 4 — ™ S2i.e nal a? ‘or arry P on'd to Ellen Daily. trus- ee- 23947 Dayton street. $-room resi- snee, for Margaret M. Martin to Arthur W Renhtfe'dt 4921 Juniata street. §6-room residence, for Themas rich +a Robert B Wolgamath 360 Burd avenue, 3-room residence o R. iL. Raskin to P. L. Heitzel aca t in Lakewood on Delmont street, 50 feet, for Merv! Real Estat Slizabeth N rt; vacan > rta s * te near Macklind Dn for Albert Wenz & to 7e#orgce 7>Wvs CY C. M. M’DONALD REAL ESTATE CO, CLOSES FIVE SALES The “ MW MI Donald Real Estate | ar i1_*- 4-15-'%3 Panin street. forr suses with 2 tenants. sold for a ent to Henry [ Fuisier 5039 ize dor vard modern 2%-story zn “[0mMm residence :0o.a for Jose »ine Repetto >a 7 * ’ VeCawqw- : -ey 'St> West Park ave- 3e, O@kKView terrace, a modern j5- room bunca.cw, sold fer Joseph HF White to Jobn B. Caruse: 317 South wenty-second street, 2-story tene- nt gilding. for a ent of Wil- um S. Drogda Realty Ca. to Nellie . Crowley e* aL: vacant lot on the south side of shaw avenue, west of neshighway, seid for a ciient to 2seph Gentue BUNGALOW, RESIDENCES AND FLATS SOLD BY HAASE iildings, fer Rosie Straub to Edgar Krieger: 2945-67 Lafarette ave- le i-family fiat of five and siz rooms, for Arthur M. Goodyear. reop- sented bv Ofttenad Realty Co... ta ‘(rman Lammering 2297 Alabama enue, 5-room Drick Bungalow. fer suis Kiess of maha. Ned... to Ber- . » 2 _ * =? .* = 4 na Bech 3726 Hartfor{ street : C — = a. dence sal - 7 > 7 :? . af ; renresen edt - ‘he la _* » * 7 . _— - : See i!’ a” *a. a ife ? '* se & °ewars 1905 Ca fornia av- ie I_rsneom sfone-fran residence — > = , r Augusta °iter > Carl W. Liv- ar ~*~ = y+ ston and wife ~ INTERNATIONAL ‘ng a sound basis for the ef "ration of al fishery reseurce, encournged bv Federal. state Orivaite agencies.” and that oe ration. stocking and rescue opera tions [n eubfia and private % de encouraged and eslargel | “s OSTEOPATHS OF NATION TO” HONOR OR. STILL’S ME Jubilee Convention of A. & ae re Mor than 2990 esteopaths Liscovery of ost eo palhy ia 7 7 - ‘ 7 >? ? T4 ss = -é ine — $7 > aa Wis of Ohio is scheduled @ the principal address at services tomgrrow for DE Who died Dec 7 191 T. _ ae: oe ately after the program, Gi pianted by the "Old he was known. wtll be und dedicaied in the C juar. ie Tro r? > “ripute a’ the sree, Hyde representing the a CUNTERENCE PROF Pe he . eae *~ Pees WASH INGTON May 24. At ty eonciuding session her President Coolidge’s nations) con. ‘erence on outdoor recreation posed the calling by the weshinns ion Government of an iz , a. conference to formulate tons “to protect fow! and insectivoreus birds” Lie proposal Was inanimous yy and Theeders ye ASSistant Secretary ef the Na vv chairman of the - -ount(rmies interested. national conference would be com. posed of delegates representing the nai.on constituting the Pan American Association and ethers idjacent to the United Staten." Permanent Organization ment of the people asd protection accorded wilé ue, alee Jced to organize itself ‘Oo continue the work carted m the Loree-day meeting here s&* 3 committee whi oa Wil holl anneal semufens Among the more important ges, lutions approved wre- ‘he attention of the FPedeeat Gem le need for a caret survey of all avnilable resources of publicly owned lands im —oee “ arr ee ar ¢ > > riument ? ad *( Tate information recreational facilities may Be a ‘alned, and requesting Podeutiantl ‘hor ‘ies ‘* ge "Tre constd eration ‘te the = administration ef gue ane puc.cc-owned lands as arefeung to have special importance by ra son of their availab@ity fee oe ationa! purposes. ‘Ting local. county, cate wei national Governments te ecyuie and and water ereas suitable recreation and preservation e* ‘ife, as a form of the i of national reseurces cmtfl eve ‘tually there shall be pubiile parka forests and preserves within eg 2cress of all people. Recommending that every a snd town should possess for pub '¢ recreation a wild park im white native vegetation ts protected. . Building of “Better Americgns*® Proposing an effecttre system of education om a seale greater thas ever before attempted and haw ‘mg for {ts purpose bird, plant and )wer conservation. Another resolution appre said “The conference recoguive that ff t the duty ef every com munity to provide an@ opersts either by publie or private measm idequate space for play and pela, ‘Treation and that at leagt 19 = ‘ent of the area of a communi = 3¢ regarded as a minitmem julrement for this purpose.” The building of “better Amat 3 “ans.” still another resolution ait, conld ae brought about by an | @efinite co-operation ef (owns and rural communities — ‘hrough the secgvisitien of rare ational lands of a type seneraly unsuited for cultivation Tt wae further resoived ‘Scientific tnvestigation, Kirksville (Mo.) This Week apace ers to Founder. “a cond RIRKS SVILLE. “ May heir friends are expected te "e golden jubllee ceonvestia® "@ American Osteopathic jn. which opens here = e thronghout the r Andrew T. Still aan +. "On: 7 ea - United States Senater Fras! This will be followed By © JOU A. WATERS C9, | S2tem 4. Gravste st Be Hanbary Heese Put on Warket. The Hanbury House, at Hanley road and Kingebdary Soulevard which was recentiy erected br in e) tersts representing the Murphy Deer world. with an enrollment Bed (o.. to display their appliances, at that time there was eet nas been placed on the market for sale and the Butts Realty Co. has beer appointed their agents The house has been complete!y furnisheq ™edicine. aillopathy. the Treriicht Dunckher Carpet Co.' and eiectric irugiess healing aad mn the lt rnien whic other than the three off —_ - ~ fohn A. Wathine & Co. resare|* Wreath oo the eae ; . “ . . en el _- -_— * *-s Cm -s and lcans amounting to $3535.,- : . ites from moces 100 as follows 2 girls. represen Sold 2214-26 Wickory street . Ba * the Union and ong row of bdDul’dings cortainine 2 gn coun!rtes odern flats of four rooms each In announcing the dt ite bs =? Ae r '? fi . — e withers been put im fine osteopathy 50 years age mdition, ren! : - $4900 a year red that man was a “ons ideration a rue $°7 900 form mer htge ROE oe > : rgunism and that physitel aAZ* ’ rreen > M = =“nrott. Jean e , Ls, & i x ms é ‘"2. P Presented oor , erence Ww is Re DASIC parties and will have charge of the *** n the following property. ‘rave ed rom piace to. pl ace mS . sour practicing bis hn e+ eeee Aate Tre’ el Tripe said Sacretary Hughes would me onsu.ted ai once regarding f. | ance of the call te the variogg — ‘e conference, which wes alied by Presiden Coolidge hs ‘onference with Presideme Con. ay etnies sade aneed e conference which terminas aight. The permanent orm. — ~ - 7 | ad Fam: - =? kK . --a 2 3 e' Vr $4 a: - Bas v ma _ r | 1» ie : : ments of were 4 and @ aecidenta! deaths ee ee -+ ee . a Sosy AA VSS RY PEW —++ee ee ww —_ a ee mn —— — ee — -- _ te ee toh... °7 Hans Lccounting 16 Bri LICENSES. ~y J orenzon = : .@aie i mn x - re vw oer en i ay ‘ Movure ertsen oO Sa @ jars — s Asee Sere. 7 . © #£eT — <”* ; pan eeo™l CRA 4 inis 3 s Mf Vie: RECORDED. nore 2100. ‘ Puces ta. ae a ~ oe * aoe : ap . - tan 1108 = Broadwas wy vA. . a od ay IS arte, , . z tet h PE RMITS. ne ~ Tee Oh Birt tw end 200 Deacha i « Bit rthe ar in Se coals stx persons died o * 7 »* * * cancer zy anc a ike sum 1f@_— Of the arteries, 5 of pneumor) ‘he nervon enieides. PIRITUALISM a THE a“w tT, “@ Meeting May £5 40535 & —tendas 7 09 Hewaré ¥en Hewes SrPinrTv a!

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SUNDAY. ~ net a, - = A — : ; aa SY . - x SRM ~ ; SS SY RAS SSTagg ERE CATR ———~ a — wad E S SQW © rv. wi A MN SN SN \ tI SiS SAD i e's Meetin on Rr eeenseesesee | ential xox ~ wy B CCTCas | ' , | SSW 1 y % ee rv _-—=v' nA] yy, 6 "Erna 3 0. ww pP"’: u€m]’ F .'"*>F"F lhl _tttwwb" cs A Q_~ ATONL BRD Wee Sy ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ° “Simi RENCE PR 2 : WS | es 3 a i , LOST, SERVICE, FOR SALE, AUTOS, MUSICAL A PART NINE. Pr —_—-— ED PAGES 15—28 Profits. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1994. ‘The Mtoe You a na a a —~——— = a ee Say the Better ’Twill Pay. ee Publicity, ress, = 7 —— = - 7 = - —> Beard . ee Soe Carpet Cleaning ae ore atl Ge E1pe SHORNRS.. -- - Instruction (Auto)......21 | Miscellaneous, For Sale.19 | Poaperhanging .........16 Resorte—Country Board 15 | Sewine Machines ... .: Tires, Accessories .....-24 e calling by the Washing. 2 " Hoats, Lannches...._ |: Cemetery Lots 7 tem Ivi yore Gold and Silver ........% Mise. Millinery ye a: 2 MeGions + +si/ser reas ’ . . : . . 2 aT ) ° i : ' . . ‘ *“e*eee Prnment of an internation. | we Books, Periodicals ° Coal, Coke, Wood —— tio meip-—Men, | Toilet Articles 26 | Svectal Notices .....-- Rete om ence to formula: ameres . nting Bricklaying & Tuckp't’ 1 Electric Wiring | Help—Women, Giris... r - 27 Stamps aod Coins °*5 | Tuckpeinting.. ..... tt. , H:; ’ . a) I The fam | f , e ae fa y ving a ane { a4 4 " ; : oie Sa alee oe the call t . L ire nema: 8 eens one ‘ ; mn. at Roxana, li ; -_ , uy of the late Wm. J. White In loving memory of our dear son and BIi’S will be received by the Board of ‘ to the various e icenses an s. A e SP og A, panson. ! bere, beloved sister of Mrs Pas | Wishes to extend their thanks to the Rev. brother, Frank J. Gchimitt, who departed Public Service of the City of St Levis. a iy: s uF iG me hs ) ~ Jil, the paibearers, John Koch, from us one year age. May 24, 1914. | room 208 City Hall, until 12 m. om Jume es interested The int n h erie of Okiaboma ¢ | ' er- SEHDOuN bay? Pars See ee. a ee 2 r - >, aN D fit Re H DI\ LN FE —M eet} ne i eliznin 5 ( ) ( ) ( - ya and the Matty relatives and Dear Frank, we miss you everywhere, ; 3S. 1924. for conat ructing ubliec reiief oem —_ —_—- a —— ‘Or their Kindness and their beau- Miss your fove and Kindness. |, sewers, to be Known as tien “A™ ' 7 eaf® connie rete would bea com : * R d d °?Very Db. I We " ™ " s . ‘ . “a m . inday, 2 p. m ay, &p ner Southern parlors, 6827 a} B $ ecor e i , . — os Airs. McDonald, . = ye a Bue, 08 moamy May “s The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query, | Moral offerings. A faithful son. so kind and trun, | yg terse pee oo Relief ay ny SR BO? at ! . or constructing public sewer to | on outdoor recreation Pro. — a delegates representin ‘ —_— £E the ts t . , . : moti =. i." Ne P. 2 ee ve : ‘ ~ . . : Wa ; lw s mre pr 4 nd think of you. own constituting the Paps. 2 . SPIRITUAL CHURCH OF ~prurrH__| thence to SS. Peter and Paul metery. | Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be always pray a c7 =—Sté‘| Cs ection eee mabe Association an l Ss ( S€rvices daily ‘(rumpet Service yeaday | POWLEK— sped ‘ ~ ’ roi th las? — hail the natura] resources af + ireli—Filerence to b Ba Lene . ; a. May 22. L924 ., 0 r 2 nl aie “ss ding the leathet chairs. A DAILY READER —To remove ||| thanks to the Rev. Adair A? ny oR g , Miry for the betr ' re oF = os NIV ERSA! THEOMON ' ng Prey ett (ne Leeds belove : wife of the VILLIAM H.—Write to the An- oil, paint or varnish coats, reiatives and friends for their kindness SW Eb THEAR AND ALL WHO grounds of the Robert K = ty “er enjoy- : ok . 4 arn SEL BE SUNGay. «30 5 3 ednes etn T° Be nee yer OE ay oF tet nae tomobile Club of Missouri for th aPPiVY a mixture of about 5 parts | and the many beautiful floral offerings LOVED HIM. for inetalling the plumbing and drainage f the people and tn 6 — ey, © 2. Mg «OU D. Mm. Mrs. 1. A. Rub- | os the a ‘| map in question ssium silicate (water glass, tendered us in the sad hour of our be ” | @ heating system. electric wiring. el am accorded 4] - ; and i613 Covet venus ral , t the ¢ . SY - ad MRS Wwe : cA $6 per cent) ae A ot af aan reavement and loss of my loving wife abd In loving memo of our dear husband feeders n i¢ rded wild life, aise lt eae . vine 1D time Tie ay ¥ nen A, 1408 Nv eo d ee MC —- The 56-cent 7€ mt), about 1] part Of 50C4@' \our dear mother. Amanda Troutman. and father, John Construction Emmpioyes : : yrs j i> = ry tr rr) rs ? . , ar at eh) | . . e would advise you toe has been pressed pulls up the rer ‘ - ‘ Cad LOPS UNYULIA Easton av. Mrs | HAMMEL TT ntered tnto rest on Thurs- | i ‘ iv MI y Pit. - : Po 19%? ie oat) roam = . een. t¥@ (40 per cent) and 1 art of THE LR ee rw ' , j i rounds of the Kobert Koch or r A i itael? : ; 4 ‘ ?? ; . ; --- ’ \ers ‘ ” d . 4 = that @ . act and other informat! can be per . and 5 p . All weicome 634 Juniat Mas 2. 9. 2 a. Mm. . varnish aimee hich are to ness and sympathy sho : : we know that you were fone. had ff t @ie for the r ) Lottie ” : un ioppe of : at mi . R—T “Covers Wagon” rSrnisn COalings Which aes pe 4 MAY SHOWN Us In OCUF 1Ate | w ought that om that day our ad at the offices of the ores . —- ext meeting ef ; me Ber Rertech . ren, Barter cong = es d a6 removed mav be brushed off or bereavement in the loss of our dear wif We ag hy oo would be called away RN4 City Hall * __—_---—_—- ’ a! : »* ">" sc* ; i il i UT) ui r} / is T) } . “ ne a aia ‘ae red Riehare ‘ left for days in a hardened state./| tm. Rev wer Oo F M. to the! Fer all of » : } ; ference will be fixed aflee ; ir ichova- oes W | " I . thie: -— leur ae if Richard ” : nev bP see and mother. Cath f Wegmann; also to a ws you 414 sear bet wae wee. eee —— - . - : : ‘ bie or 7 , , ‘ . . , -. ; rt “4G ‘= iy rie ins nic * ale i gy la + 2 beng — ' abe a iOr the beau tifu] floral ‘In si! one — re patience you | STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING Ommittee whic es Banter Jonnn wer Eagles’ Hall parlor. Ail m . emnece | ae ia Regie PR yy | . ture: water the old varnish ma offering , : —a ae oy mflear cod A weicom - ence which termtnat- + -- \ Bi pera! home it. The permanent orram. —— pohine Luct eae IRITUALIST ASSOCIATION 1 Soutt and tent s nur rial rennir to make the founda- : - . 2 : “ . i ; ‘ | .- ; ‘ sa I A ; ia. fER—Sunuay and emer ¢ rc? es enue a all hich 6 inches wide. wise emploved dissolves the Var- friends for their kindness and sympathy | WIFE AND CHILDREN. | of said company, L3th street and : : . Pers! ons. : is | ; : ' : . | sa o 1 ‘ + tii 7 ; ; iia 4 UH ‘ 9aa 4 . (“one = "re . c writ? . by ay * San? on foll we n , ) ut ' ot the paint. snown us nm our eAacet pereavement in the ; Requiem mass will be raid at 7 | m.. | avenue in the city af Sr. y of llesource »! Se : ¥ Lasior ntated tate rent , To Bred, os eee Spent ore the Winnie tit nek nek Cua 088 ot beloved ggg | ans pate |'May 30. at Holy Name Church, _ | «6 Tuesday. June 10. 1924. n. bes ' .* . ‘4 7. : ~ M —— w ™ es . . , ‘ . . - he ’ os 2 . Se OF ii : n Uu ’ . ' “tis ' ‘ aiko se ey 4 - . - ; —— se sf) o'clock a. m. ig the more important ; oh t. I? 4 : t’} " ; , j , hi ‘ ’ ‘* 5 ‘ » ss var J 4 ‘ " if ye all lig d form of insect +o is best to j *i COnso ing weords the pall : : ” . andi 4 en ress | Re ea | ne oe FR. , +, of heresa H) ie Sta , : re . . 2 aqu ‘ m G : “ eares h alt Bag Ce.. Wacker-Hel- | UNDERTAKERS ing dire ay A we 5 ; Ne Pp ov ed were: Cc ar. : - » " ¥ _ . 4 i ’ 4 ea i “TY ’ . ' 7 ise: iY Ke pow der oT even a fer! f ‘ ful i year and for a e t\ran@ac on © such ot r ntion of th E » © we —_ © eee 7 1 eas % ON) . : 7 0 " bee F ae p paste will follow down a “ - and for the beautiful | - — mpenanean nn | business aa tay come hefore the meeting. «6 edera!] Go~ “ , , , _— ;“ : my i gear andfathe vs : ow ; = ne tne lot ry af or st. Tr) ' +e RoOYvs . ‘ , nh } ; awa ® iva? ‘ = rt ] i j ne com q he local, county, estate an es, 21 > Bo 3. i below f the , Kamp A INFORMAT NJ roher, George W. C We thank | CEMETERY LOT—Beautiful 12-arave tot.! Third: Wor the 1 Governments ‘eo a - te _ i ae yo eat ' Court pn ear mother ¢ and Hen LEG. \L va O 2MA IO} ° * fit ' ". Demann f Section 8. lot 142. Call 3000. | business as chal) come Pes the . equire | A remenfy oe ) wndays o \ednesdays. $ m. Mrs mpmann, at the age of 71 5 a : N | of - § oe . BLOCK. Prest@anr. ' r . _ ‘ (Ry a Member of the St. Lowis Bar A ssociation.) j r ¢-C. fo1 4 : . | CEMETERY LUT—Memorial Park. Sec. 9. JOTIN HL BOELL. Secretary. (ea) d water areas suitable for Heberer, 290 Kossu’h SECOND CHURCH 14894 Hodiamont gee pad een > ae OS aes fe had sr.P—f?T P : Week days. cali léndell 1167. on and preservati! f ~~ oe ee Gays and & pp. 1 ub! Ort n. to Our Lad —erpetu MRS Bt ie wife had ne Ss I. } he landlord ts legally e berea ved _ a . - on o wild Pp O44 ro~ l eater - a "? -20 f = . hss ee tom > a pte yy rt leral right to eel! the furnitare entitled to one month's written no- wu CARR AMD FAMI UT. CEMETRRY LATS——Memortal Pork: 6 | A form or the conrervation of U Clos ‘ A! 4. 2 ao mea t- f the H Tri: inder the cireumstances stated. | tice of the tenant’s intention te | Hone, conta ~- “" 3 ese for cash. Bex E- 5, ' onal resources cuntfl even- i aot” 2ote eo] 7 H, 218 ner it rh Ladies’ Soc WORRIED.—The efty conld not Vacate, which notice must be} we wish te extead our sincere thanks ee ---- — Truth In Advertising there shall be public rk terman. liieterich. Il! so DP a Pepi) SO oa ; mollect anv back tayres. under the} served not later than the day be- te our relatives and many friends for the CEMETERY loOT wta-—-Gmai let; Me {| The value of advertisiag ts Parka, | 1511 S llth ys, 2:30 Dp. mm t 455% La harles Dap A lwenmeatances as stated , fore the rent day Possibly the beautiful fleral offerings and their kind- | mortal Park, give location , lowest price. éirect ratio te the amount and preeerves within easy Sa D Whitt erm Ns ; : he a 7 & | ntered into rest on bayer > gen Siegert cx pre | agree to accept a | nets and sympathy sh ~ us A. EW. oe Bes R64. Fost-enuee | ah RKADEER-CONFIDENCE a indiey. 1: ti i? ~ ' . . : a 4 , ’ mn 53 .em , —_, © r sh e notice yereaverment in the logs of my re rife ae aie . ® ) : ‘ _* onal one t.. i OO@ - . J Sunday er ; : a hue ved isda! : ar? t nee in this country, then they : . a" Misscourt a mer and our dear —— Re ah a ee ee 20x20: 4 a ae eoue a ara encing at every cfty (vom M. Lamme u lulen: ) 7 : er james i. tive-born Amertc itizens r “Bal nm . We also wish to thank Rev. FE. E. Leitner ae ee . +o ai : wn should Band \. Pr LN4eA al HIURCH, x we ; nt K. Ken : pm aM. sr ae” tee ve on coug n Ps , chants fi se would probably be! r his consoling worda, and pallbearers me tc, Mis a ee Qe ould possess for pub- : " wens ' nai - dave @ 30 Mre fi orm ~wi ~ ‘See ¢ ao ! *. av : t ie : 1 the nevelties on | : + Pros.. undertakers. for their kind, CEMETERY LQTs—in section aa Lake i Patio ri, | ays : u ; ATA bs ir de ndf nd brother-in CHARLIF.-—I? Thy | : | effici services wr ‘ark 6 gravee each; must hn aaahape pare in which ‘andive "26 3 ts 3 aA’ ; anv fraudnient represent. : issued by Pay earewity er JULIVS F. LORENZEN AND THE BE Schneider, 4625 Dahlia LEO, SE a veretation is protected. a" gon, | ‘Tans SEVENTH CHURCH eeu partie yb . ae : J vy be a! A ane te ! BP! media oe ee a eee ae | KEAVED FAMILY |CEMETERY \|LOT—1l12-¢rave lot; in fine T of “Better Ameri - oat. Mebinesic 1428 NN. @ixt Sundays. Fridays. & m. Mrs "6 ¢ 9.39 - : ba bar mnie oat Ai A: *| County Seat We do not know — | “at - 8 Valhalla. Parkview cans. | Stockgiausner. 353! ana. Wednesdays, 2:45. at ha! | a) x vary Cemetery money back. Consult ' ee what the Iicense requirements We wish te extend our heartfet thanks | 759W. | te eliminate framduient boring an effect? atin , r _ s memi : : ; . ‘ Cc} ; ' ar he no . 7 . : 4 . . . 4 cal before attempted and har a6 H Remobe: I da } : KLEINGERG—Entered into rest Sat- tinge Ml P yen M a day MR. © G. R-—! v ; > oe . a a fiart . ; O inmxwtice of ‘> oe peace need be pres- abiy ote = Boy pon le fer cae ag@atha’s Pa) ; We may = ohete Se. Box R 307, Post Dispatch. : : ; ; . PT FT Hil ree hi a3 Ww arrra 7 : iiroe ~~ erty ‘ ‘ | 7 ‘ ’ ’ . , : . , 7 Ww Hietierie T’ndert ne “oO. or eir - er resolution approved pnd M me 515 ley. Mex) Ecker Thursdays. Perna? Fred Annie. f. ent to make he ee legal. | lic repair shop, but yon will have}, hey ae ir efficient eervice, alse for many | es LO 7 — nar oth a: Witmesees are customary DUC @r@. ty gee the Buflding Commissioner atiful fiera! offer one hHection 4. "a “The conference recocntses mm. 4 ; Ae ty Sp. m berg and our dear vrother nes. ch f accent ow ner ; ‘ lmmias ner , ’ _TRENTH CHTRCH. 4137 Camelia n nis fifty-second year not required by iaw. t ¢ Ct ] t eq MES AULINE H¥IL.D AND DAUGHTER ae eae gy “85 svarch fe the duty of every com- in AL | | | THIRTEENTH CHUP. 2 * May 2 a Soe Satya Of oe ee Oe , comma leaving city. Bex D-352. Post-Dispatch. avy Sur iAve : in Mre ” : “@=z , \ ; . . “" x: i; . El 1A B Me Write to your Con-) men ts to be complied with (2) You to pro opera Drroere Thursdays, 5 p.m iron ncewn 6307 | . _ ane . regwardin 1} haw licer — I wish te extend my meet efinerre thanks cCryEeTFRY LOT —Beantiful 12-creve 'ote 2ne or private mean: . aD ‘arpa na »8A | le at into rest. Thured ‘ . Willan as a tt J Pe ah ygunsar tion regardain ’ \us mile} fic 1Ve tv Hall. (4) Yeu cannot , ' Society and the tral | Rex D-8?7. Fret De ‘ey 7) » B-3 Bakers Ald y : 2 SURE Ae i npr . a1} mae! cuire at tt tcense Collector's of- | . — . reee on same: will sacrifice fer cas pension Give hi informa-, quire he License Collector’s of- Pius’ Church, the pailbearers oF : elrn treee on | ific n ¥ ves ® space for play and re : Harr s , . + tary service a public alle ‘ } Cc many rejati and uv ar} f y Gertaking **.. = and the many beaut! LOTS — Choice, tn unset no mand that at least 10 per pane 7 a ra ; Ww. 3e | D E A 7. Hd S P = a Kien ‘ Rich ~ an ‘ | M EDICAL QUESTIONS. | flora, offerings vendered me in my 4 | must sell. 3533 Sidmey. Grand 21 | The amount of mate-' Well ; the oi] paint coming mess 10 Ti t . stockholders of the Eider Manufacteri compieteiy The ammonia } I We desire to thank our relatives and | } by Co. of Missour! will be held at t offices + : —— ? Ee . shown by ‘ —) — ee ee ives ~ obetru Poet Dispatch Went Ad Phones the area of a com rded as a Sadie, “Mad Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be con- | | Coevrian Ladwier ie ‘ . . ‘ 23 . MRS. : TTA LITD Wis. ent for this purpose.” * ae : “hy : i area is rem “ae REOwA ceidered. Diagnoses or treatment of tndividual cases twill not be given. | | 3516 Arsenal st. building of “better Amertk a n 4 a are ANDERSON —Fnteret [1 , cr our lads | Coun VRS WN. FEF. D. — Repeat your! MARY AGNFS.—You no deubt | | thanks to | P E R S O N A a still another resolutton ead, i cron fy ~~" | KO HNI =. ents a : — question, enclosing stamped, ad- game inflammation of the tissues. e ol oe 2 nf . - @klundc, 31" ; am 7 ons s Ext M: a fi? -—-ege Ta dressed envelope. so, very many things could : be brought about by the ae Mersival f conta ine aOR), per ee ant J. bari 3 — May 23, 192 tsp at RUMDUM-——We do net @iscuss| Cause the condition. You will have || | a4 ) tn rm : @e co-operation of efties, a> 8°17 Enright ' ; Kocnne ved 0s. “ e of this king in this col- to be more explicit, if you expect | wite and our r @ a. Post-DtrpaichA Want Ad Phones parece and rur Co ; oo : an tam n.|U® to answer. Write again, giving || Leakey and Miss as ae Gms | Olive or Central €600 a as a! min nities St Wewntewicn 1 4 end stamped, addressed en-/| © ; Board and Lodging artientlar beautiful 5) : ‘a Se ereonal %5 aily 40eline Son. h the acquisition of recre particulars . ee ; ¢ ia ne lands of a type generally 3 i for cultivation . Meee Ste pe Ag riesday. \exan ar .1) W. tT. C—tnee ‘vor the Blind,| TW° teaspoonfuls in water after | large springs, ® arenc ee and that propa- fo! rm n. ‘¢ 761! f N fayette end Missisatipp. evenueea. Ww a. ark > 4 sort aneeee aiiding. Repeat your | meals. If no improvement the blad - ' PERSONAL . Stocking and reecue opera- | ‘a a ~~ nalia Cemetery = / nat ‘tion Gad ene Metropolitan bo) > af one der shonid be washed with ss | a gE og = 14 or ie y j tear ¢t : : im-é ) e rine : { f oO i- A! ’ : e RELI. —Foutered into rest on Frica) ay . ae |f Question, asking for list of pay acid or permarmaganate of potash / ' PERN AL eve oe or write orrt ehand 3 -= —} 800- at Stanton. Ma i ; pa ~ ‘ ; ‘'?; ; & ' . ‘ : / in public and private waters we Ce oe 39794 at Ponca City. Ck ,meca att! ~ ' — 26 os jana, enclosing starmped, addressed | Int Pt — r. Sa May at 1-3 so. uvon. the Ouflt? Re« of PERSONAIL-—Lea: Come home: important | - ' the Quilting = ; (2) J. Vv. Denny, Setlivana, Me — Agale-—3 tamesa, Ile, 7 temas, limes, daily 3c. Aun. te. Die a” We wish to extend our sincere ; ' - . ~ Pa, pares 7 . 1 , ) es on th oul town, ate, 40c lime daily, 45 eT EN | " = BURIAL PERMITS. am 2! nob vt Mon 4 ~— a MRS } fall and talk to Dr | WORRIED —There ts ne doubt! YB ~~ = Latter | eS po mao 4 see |“ ee ee cy*e dinners: . Seen ae . 7 7 it rt nt ‘ ‘ . ¥2 ) «+? . - " oune , - - , ] ‘ 7. 4 . . : : - my | hom Room 35, Municipa:|) an inflammation of the neck of the fality ef St daity or Bun, ont-of town, daily 35¢, | Fureka Fro it Farm. Fureka. Meo lacie'ana = le = ‘> ss r i" . . . 7 r 2 ; " ? ; . ' °, Couraced and eniarred. ; i Weich Bel|. widow o Cape a wort ' ' 7 ecenhein Bree 5 L. (+ f envelope for rep: y. 2a “a . PALE 2 Tin : an ) ‘ Care ip ke oss ~» m. Henry BEREAVED CH LDRSS a eite te veer pesband at bez Ti, Wit- | es b. ; ; iz , ed . ir « & > S “ ; ’ cal re la _ James H. Mason. beleved bus Scbhunacoer ; ae | ENNIS REE ATSB CE Se Rorcherding ‘nee Krause oe | r band of Marvy Mason. dear tather ef James | ; enrietta Schumacher. asaite ser a SS See. ER H ‘a! MEMORIAM PERSONAI,-—Reward for coupon 6 per dress MRS. ANNA HUNT, isville (Mo.) This Week WiD a” te 7 eailtiies : ; lara Ayer | ~7 - Toei _ oe Ge iN ; cent. Jannary 1924: No 10,847 19 8° Glover. Mo. . “" 4 . : pnd une from . , . imi 5. Mm. ; ) . ° a i — a e Piant Tree to Founder. There were ol births and oe —- tmther.in and at ' S4 ind vou!) on Monday : i1 ‘» Marechoetz, Mrs paca ide Be “"Sechne * and our dear mother- | _In_ loving Sige _* sone ~%* Bey | Post-Dispatch anaeiatiaiiieals : se7) a Rent Awrworate’d J] ees Ss reported in St Louis las ¥ ] r 3 morning +a . . . _ 2 St i 2 wt — ; " — and granodmo'hber in ber a Valane.. . — wo PERSONAL— Wl! Mr Sanders. who wos or ' ad SVILILE, Mo.. May 24.-— : 77> irtv-stx persons a ed »' mem ] wil cae . . , ' ‘ . 2acne oc VS . 1 vear i 1971 Sadly : HS PARRY WT? worked aft Pertaler! Thenter last season. ARPT ES Opening lee paedt 7 : iJ - on , ; tr Toes Tle ua a s aw uncie and cousin ~ ~_ commun - , and ~ ; .** Z : : ’ . - . ? Tl"? | “ ‘ P 2ead y May m4 at ° 30 a. a. kindy ru o ’ ; than 2000 osteopaths - Cisease, 22 of cancer, 11 Vi ' : nce . ved to — Js , se ‘ i Funeral Tneséay , a aT , a dence a Rs Sonth Jefferson ave | wo , rw reaut once. Riverside 1H1OR. Sar Ce a | Mo. vin Lamay Perry ra oe of : ‘ rem (pe “scorge * * aun nue, to ; Franas de Sales Church In- ! vY Kavanangh *£ 15 1) | EWFROR MATION regarding the LSTR bes « few ebeet.te Iighted esantry le ubil ’ {4 ; : (el) May 22. 1924 at 4:55 b m. ‘sy cam vations olde nN _ ae ilee eto yr ani O\se ASf@s orf tr ra arter\es 4 t? ; $4 ? | TY ’ - i. . ' nhardt dearly beloved wife , Entered ‘nto . Ww KHMUFI ' ER asi on J pre 19 1917 Reply Pet - : for fully furnished cottage te ove 4 erican Ost : ic gnocia- : . deog ) ¢ ” meott of George ° 192 t a agua "AS lCOp eous. | ——= ) vacation three kinds : ™ : eopat wt . 7 nd of kl Wednesday, May 21. 1924. at 12:60 p. | te ear sincere t! f— ee | nein canoeing. rowing A. Which opens here tomorrow : of ailments of the nervous n ., dear loved hesb: Lat nroet se: r Gear sister yer), father of nt sm At fe of the late Job : ( oi - - . = ton : . ae, we my Solty ce ci r oo Smith Utah plac wife of t obn | i x ‘ Candee PB ; | comm ' Atinue throughout the week Gime There were 4 suicides. » : spelen : phine SiastD. weet | Peat place: weere! waleved’ mather of hare emer ee Reet ontecines ‘eat SPECIAL NOTICES Ton aol ae ndrew ,y Stil) announced ‘he cides and ¢ ace! Janta! deat ns XW s Con . a 4 re. ; and Deorice Smith and Mrs Hium and Mrs. Minnie Sehaltza (nee J ~~ at) ; : and morbher ePprcl WOTICE—I. al ba ¥. , af ” of nic oerties now being made. | hes men mi ~ OF ae Thine ml ; eT4 ae — ~ - on fam!'y reg Ger FIL74A mcm ; =) ter sister-ip-iaw and aunt; . % iawe Sate of Missoart. 40 hereby s399 — budinees houses Arte has 4 -recm oot ; ? bo busbend P : : : Prank'in ay. " i« Fra kiln AY rm . mi cae Welles ter, Butoves bes | For particulsrs BUNGALOW~-Purnished oumency bease- , wTal Were ae | 152. 3 e p——SaReE A - ih f the late Cymace | Mondar a wes 8 Ma Joseph after the 130 2831. Heward Mra Hawm cer pan rt a oe ae : Peter's mee yt | , aa “ha . ~n- a - . No. ‘ : Ne mesting May 25. 4235 Si 20 Unie boulevard. en Monday. May e SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery | North a : . nO Tt Ss : T om . . ao” life one yrar * Doody, 3500 Utah @., | SUNGALOW—P? he4 te : ; Pro | 36 , : . wo uh. ctatl ) ~~ , - : date without recourse of hrea@way on -_ nr ’ . 7 SO «a nm. te He.y \ bos Cberc Fy . D aT ~a teed. = Wy ~ Lion and Nai wna. Reta. | j 7 { j , ™™ : y Outestand neg accounts : on 2 ay 2ard 8 dp mm acner ) | rT ri Zel- -~ ” ba me 5 12h art 4 ; y= : WAGNER—Entered inte rest oo | ZETTWOCH Entered into rest on Friday Tod | . © Mires 1) a. Meo is ~_" he o' owed ry n ITUAL, ME RTLNG Sundar A a We pares . . : . . 6.35 >. : May 23. . ° 7 o} ouae — ; Gs Wie ve “a72 for informaties , 7 = , 4 D . . ad 5 . — 7 - " ‘ ? . i =) ‘ “ - : . ' — . ™ - a — _ ; tribute at the rrave. we : ~ og Pridar } 30 > ™ 313° 2. — , . James Murrin é iF eras ara : © - 4 . ; , : ; , Fam (1) - ' en u : COMING EVENTS ‘ A ; 5 | room on! tage. on phate represe ne the State rr. Mire Eva Warerr on : aw. grea'- grandfather oC 4 > Ae Vohlechlaeeer. Kat rine Cart ' @a4" | hy OP ANDCHTLDREN iw 1 Midaew 24114 pon »T) a 7 Lt 7 . . - 4 ; , - i . " d . : ; " 3 ' f . ™ - - .* : _ ——S wT) ; , is r. : — ’ . oO , SYCHOLOGY Veets Toeedar 2 = — . ‘ vei D uz. AMZ. ee. “ae . OMatey. Jesepbine Bvuechert. . ‘ le ae ravers of ae ” . mabs4 Mares —s ee saat : ‘on Su ‘aw gcran@father brother-in-law and uncie ecel.a Johnson std Schae : r) : 7 ' : wil! : ~s* arrare a , ; . A - . 7 . nm ?rorn ’ » Pe re nm 7. * ‘ oanty anc f a - eur Aen? hoe ar4 a - ~ — nit ~ —e- os é ©: he A. O. A. ; P ’ ) . amr J J k 0 . Dnt , ~~ : { 3p our mether|o- law gra némother. ; | x74 g e man who passed tJ With Naeh car wants gir) pal who ; Ned. Tet » — hn my aguih of Ve on the grave folle t nad . : ' t wundmotnhner and sis'er-in-liaw. at the age father a oF 1917 ng@ to travel. Pheae Forest 7780 - - : mn 1 (han Ane. | , 99) | - "27 at & oc tet Rock 2 ; ee Sie ih ' , f geven years ago. May 4 | 7) | CLUBHOUSE Por rent at Mmiar tributes from more ae a9 co. , re : 2 a ~ . ' RARENHOR: pier into ' : . x. mn ered a , as on “A BS ne ra Hoffmeister paro- TS14 - home We ones en oye... ‘ ne no ‘ Ineutre at Crom Raadse Ina. ” a0 M ay 25, i926. at ~ - South Broadway. Monday, May 26. at 5 =) : + chal .COING : non touring, | ¥ oT : *rem aes it hs— one room. $50. river freek et Automobile Trips and Tours | Phone Cassilly. Homont 64, @) sie * very iN ¥ rere “~3 = ul : ° 7 ? 5 i . pany itt 7 6! “ st 4 Lion . Satur f th ate | Pahim : : , nf 4 t) Carson, LAT ® N 0eg st Nive Cemetery. Deweased was a ceember of | Th “so | “oi fs vA b [alae cr *'atlor we rheaafioa Co nirie CHT rpc? 7 we- , inte rect ar wu! hse - ” 1 7 ; € 1 * : : ae | Strauss ‘Ytto Ya . ‘ ~~ Via? . ’ . " to Aa OT ER aND at - who es ’ aripa . untries } a7 ‘ 7-48 , ua ’ ' -an4 her oo lark « , ' iid malGi 4 = : poke UF of , @ ane ~ : - — . of m.. Thoreday 7 30 ¥ = . : _ sur ce ——— er | : — _, Scheel Society wen ieee : | ; he a4? LUeMoUee—! reome wits announcing the discovery : ~~ Park 1 r. , : ; great-crea nd mo(ber Bt sister-i5-.s PrP G , : ents “phans Soct« ‘ LOY &. o4 o> a ange! see | © “> r -eet MISS! Joho Beard, J : : — rin town | : ™ ‘= , : , : ang, seal " — ' Opa! hy if years ago. ort ce . ' : ; , jog every Toe : : = ‘ Jun at’ - aw and aupt a } ‘IMMERMAN . ' en A™ " ry ; to meet ~~ ‘ ‘és > burg Vo stil = ~ » . " > . 4 . -y : . _” ‘ , " * : : : . " — . y~ «t Monday. Maw 76. at 2D J rin s & : fhe Indienapoli« y > ba , ° a " c : > . = , : 5 ‘i For pear —= ar ae - - i" + ¥ A — mee War the has! cause of dis- -_ t ' ~ et : . os a > . 7 _ . b:” ~~ | . en : ; st enrTry ‘ . ; . 7 ‘er in res! om Saturday . =s oo . . : Pn ores y _ " - a) . A. .” om . ; several families rea sone bin. ‘ : “Vea ker fie tere ‘ : vr) ’ : . , : tr ifornts lune 15. woegid "er : { NING Entered into : Op m. Anna Roets ... ' Kana Ward and oo ntarn a sonat & . —_ » practicing his theory of TRI-TH.—M ap a . . , mest New St. Marcas Come ~ ei { care of «en myaltd: references Miss! sieening porch. Inquire Meyetome . : ~Marcus . ’ -” ° ? a : Down og, De o a ee ° . Deceased was a member of - — : - the age of 41 years iS "62 Fraternal Al Unica and of oor Garttew won. Walter TOURING to tee Angeles, reom for 3) f Michae, C. ane Servic. vice or. i. Sreter, Colfae TORR Bism™m and at physical ! . | ' oSi8 | , rer rT , 26. at a = 5 % member . s Cemetery rec . : ot roune tris : ae ” ma. éfath th but | ow Lindel! 64308F CLUBHOURE—Cadtloweed evitable Sor In the following years B®. & ITA eet ine Ceme' telatives and friends oe) Ladies of 2 om ~ ‘ PERSON roe eee SS. | 266en wes. ; on ace to plac Mise —* rve vy . CETHER—On Saturcay. May ~_—— f 21 North Ninth street. husband 47 _ ~~ . we - — _— led from piace ft p.ace in A eat - Li riday K . 6.30 ¢t af « . ‘wy an f Sunday. Mar -~ Seciy mse an AND CHILDREN traveling companion or aseume | CLI 1 FE rer iware t'*e omnes aw 924. at 2 v. = : yemu i fe of : ; 1. gon of Mr " r ‘ree’ ; | Sh | 3 , . : brothe E44 - 2336 Warren © | 2972 Washington (c)) try Club Dierke Bo. er phene lems healing and reports’ ar. * + 2 wubject née Ia we, eer father of Kéward, Park . ~~ 4 Ww a: , R. toe Hull. Renton 26 ; : : * i , ' a anit ar son . ] ge NO ln ) " THemery ~~ a * Pepa y cures ‘ me enna wey — Robert, Jane and He.en A Ms ~~ yo ' St. Matthew's Brotherhood. : . _ whe paseed away one year ace, men. reference Call Olive 1840 CLI B—Or cottage. oti Meramec, 1892 &§ his osteo “ SP nd gg 4. 1973: iN OF May 29 empty van re _Port. the Sutieem new P=, Still n ‘3 SPIRITUALSS RC or : rs : : ee came tn the : | 2 x0 eo ~ + eT arene hase J ‘Noeahee andera. | | = are outa to 4 | Take Gravete to Tesson. then fallew _ : 1 4 > ws Su rt . ~ — ——-- -- — re here, the first :2 130 > m Clara Riedell. p Thomas P. Bu s and a MEMPERS ef the De Anértes Count. Meo wil) handle load at reduced price quick i, Morr Le A | £00 K. of C.. will aauembdie at red. Box F-26568. Post-Die (1) CLI BHOUSE-New cottege: hic colleg 4. with an enroliment of 1%. hat time there w: a @tate Al. mertines are belt every : TOUCH one ere was not *"ernoon at 3 e'clock at 4030 Le- |restdence. 544 Ciay grease... 30 3 - — ad GET ™ t with th whe s . of eur ADOPTION - inion a r | ii More fn ; By Gear from the famly normecT BIG BUSINESS threegh — = a —y 544 south © ve go Hanae +. 1. - a . r than the three of4 achoo® of -& AD welcome ; pnand arenes Doe soeT-DISPATCH WANT ADS. oe dee a és _ sr last Where oor Gariine baby sireps _ADOPTION—Want te adoot a baby 3 COTTAGE Por lenae: Tweirke | ‘ ; INE Love crornch pentes | 1 ae ¥ vas a member ‘ . oe - Ul leave chapel prom,)t.y 8° Ratiy miserd by 7 werks of vournmrer ‘te take a4 m7 own pore®: clase te oe coo iow ine, alopathy, homeopathy » a? ‘ e 7.20 K er | ee ee “te PARENTS AND ALL WHO LOVED HTM. Write Cellineviie. DL. Bos 647. bees - Greed : : ‘ Wo - : . receased wae member . ao : le tra ~ 2 ‘? ; boda UF of Rt. septa > : y 2-39 - ' -, , 00 of ' = Soom. 2 » Parish ) e@.ec tric. : Caren ™ «(£148 Delmar bi —— aseombiy, Foarth lwzres. K. ef C. Teress rt z i . Pastor (c99) astor. Frank Met (coe a at . _— : ; , Pat , lace frem the ity chapel. 5165 Dei bi. op Bandas reer Meramer at _ | : Saanéers. cur at 730 Dm. - teratate” Mot ge a. yt" tite : ™~ “fF

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J6B ros itor i om acy | _250 MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS are seeking employment—PUT THEM TO WORK! RESORTS ) . ” RESORTS LOST AND FOUND R ERs | SUND CA PENTERS & BUILDERS. | MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES WALL PAPER CLEAN’G. ETO. . QGHIROPRA 5 CTORS iwST gu -— — For Rent | rs eA. es ier . a and nd 563s aa oe ee vi good | Ki -lost, pbiack and whit a impenter work done prom} SCR BENG _ | money. Cal! nga) oa. ing save | : a.m.4%to08 p. m. Grand 251 2M. | amin ‘essOns, de ——— Ce WITAGE ~——m f tii ey and ; ari 7 roace ' smous ' =. + P “a \ 7} e ‘, atl ) at a ‘ 7. ‘4 : » , J ein ' — te ipt * fats. order ra a Nes repaired ant ' t | K > ae ' iThu: ai 4796. (6S) b RIGA Hartfora st. = e29) | Lear nh nivgs tee al} fee ee. ACCOUNTANT = man. Grand Have: MI ™ ‘ ; oan } roaryroey r 10 “ Oth. ie om ie r wr ehh IF m tT - AP bree > » : urn tv 4 m"7ep , , a? 27 af nhedy Uy, reasonab' Wi} .rr)s Pore +0 SOR — Ran te wall panher $1 room: ’ also —= — eA : Uhlo hHidgg.. \ am leventes ms thorough!y_ Dg OQYPTAGE 4) . r | ° Aes A ~ owt hs oO. I i sc'hi VOUWOrk Washing id a. Wi and - “ ’ " . ; 3 i ) 4 av ' Mia ‘ treed al nt ot Neate i reasonab.e: Par | » LweACH eleme: P. boa ts. ianenn. Me ramne om et J OF SCASOD ; | ee pe ’ a pe - . rome ti Rens TS F 3 aR cellars whi , euaiieadl ” ntncmeaan wnge a 3 | experience, Lindell 6014] AoLa PP bata DANCING and susie Engliae’ : — rer LyX 7 co = _Mo sabeck, Robertsville, | your week ends, vVacat he lg MNGS—Lost; SLOW reware tor return of Ke ak ne G—UPH'’LS’G |." gy 7 innat * ‘99 } a oe Saal story and. scesarl matt he PER OR “CASH ~ hy 5 . oor » ti. ; Ven GiaAMmMona pila@timilim ri oN ine ‘ ; is —— . . ’ ay pene ws ,LOA MS rivute ™ o log 9 sce om... . w Wr ¥ com e : CorTAGEs— to 5 roorn furnished, | south - M al Suma i ‘ou L% tied in white handkerchief + ve = pet ean ne ¢ hest work pt ' y icky blue grass. work | my le eanin Bing on your paper hanging, | aa.ily and eveni 2 Ty Lind lel: 474 5 $065 in -- S: Bevel y~ & . —— nt fnco me tax, “ iw = is] at F : : ’ rf , ys . ae 9 Dn . . . . i ° i lw Me ] ° . 1 i? el Oris “a eng " \ Oor . paint » " , a, ‘ | Ne ; Ss eeblUet ‘ r ‘ wt! } iT) ‘ “ P ass - = ~ Ponta on Big Piney |! ' NiTLJ.J Ws , Oth ,' : - ars he Cook, 3O9 Gat ney a Veimiar 4 sh S&29 Bin ' , b J. Heran, Bos ian- } a o105° : _W asonabie A. | Wi st Pine bi /@) also prepa — forming ee Box D-83. “Post- -Diap a ° Mi; nee r H k - = Z ~ ° . . . . ° , vw ‘ : t ie t rr) rt ivy . , r : ‘ ‘ ; i} on (‘sa ) ny 2R: 2aW fe da > = Prod “ GASHIER—SIt. ; ‘ : . 9 . as . 4 . .. . iat ai > '* ur re rr i \4 ; 7 / el | ry Pry « ; . . \ 4 ' ‘ &%,; ‘ ’ > : : ’ w/t rite ; f ¥, bd 53} 4 : ee - : . . FERS REACH \ COST MEL LoisEt B.. Fe J ; Mth. nell re —_ 5 7) epaired. tr} . : refinished and . ‘ 4 PR re = Fen i for house-| Ne Ww De rry vrite H. Schaefer, 4620 | Se Landel!ll SO7S COSOD re , IN SPARB 4 TIME, L ‘desires to make enene*.. ‘ peering AN » on Meramec acre lot for ¢ . Co ; pric Ande] (907 (cR ' Pani ng | ae tric Sa les C%. Lindell | — BAILROOM dancing taught - ; steady ‘lean wW % ears at resen ; : * ‘ : . 4 . = — j r " . i } ) - m 5 ais neil ti gr yi rm »! 5 fo ; or point to tive rere Some: nearest with trio Dee ee | he RE, Wat in 624 Ola a lace }PAPER HANGER— “Do wai vit a) os See. one-step, tanzoes; icaume | ‘2 eam through amanise ~ Post- Dispateh.. ver re "1a . , a “i oT etring hay 8-5 . ‘ 4 ’ 1O4 a tohewny: r , . s ve « WATE | Tr en -. nos . —_—-——__— rT (“entral q* Gia. i. ~s | , ; a oe we a 5 ~ leasuns 4 ee 4 ; " Pee teases Tn Ed ce Se. Loris: Grevels ¢ CLUB MEMBERSHIPS etn are D395. P-D.(e), |S . 2 2st. | WATER TiEATERS Tovaled. map fitting’ | PEpEa Centtal 97445. Siinev todieos | fally, qvenine by eppeinement. Kere- | for tre~ book Samii g tae sored, office work RKeatricted. y ra. to Tesson and Bauer ra . , | SPAT TA > Larst around Chippewa | ©4 210% RING—Mattrease rers opened enePra epairing; ref-|~ Arn aled. Ist-ciass wor anions ardt, Studio 136. Odeon Bide Phone | 'O° free book and d ole wocker Lindell 7 — ~ } -" a OF writ ’ 5 , cm _ ' }? »} ae. . oe y- ———— - —— or) a _ | 4 ry" . et ; ww r ne MiI> TAKG CABINS——Ozarks, § Sunda r4 ne , ad Wittm 1310 High. Central &8°34R © WE ret ld *‘loors tike hardwood, $4.45 PA! yoy ainting ' a 77, ' MUELLER’S PARK 5”) . SYSTEM, 345 Loan adress Be. hier kis = r week 4 >| Claxton an . Tra \ ATC) > ' st 1) = a “pide \ MEE SH ie in are vard al Moe) ACTIM CLEANPR — tc7) . VY At , — ——- | PAPER TLANGING ‘ i. 1908 bark ene rn Do ag Re i bt aud Sund vw after- | , OT won bald colored: ys: wants da: on Marshal! r lowe , ‘ ™ " e y i ‘ y ‘ i} fu ale Pm 4 C rie ° —~ el iteialones j . . + for a71e¢ ~ hele Ke 4 tei nHinute Reliable Gart e ; ‘ ia I's ry’ me. w ‘ ~ , { : > ae i: cji@ss (|@ssons - " . i On LOW Ww work. reference? ; ex » , hems} Ho! aed i J } ’ ' - ae = ae€ctric S > ‘ ' . . ' us ith st j APTecl, Se reel . . é very eSday rit *T ‘ pin? « . -o eek; f nie . 4 2 petit = ° hia ; iti | j r \) : 7h. a. Lo iJnade ‘ | ‘ ’ 5 W ebete: ‘ rv - : os : i ia u gS rit : yrivate ra ' o ” : re ie ‘ " O47 ‘ ; ] 1; 4 Ss j ‘ | \ mahowanw fir aie > Lents olin ©, a> —7e steal a or ie - BB ' Ik HANG} Re 27TOVeS Leseons by appointment Mics ; Dollie ing x ta €) P * A na vou eill 4539. __ wn F ee Ss) lt Heb COTT GEM, ~~ 7 iW aia ae pape? f va to owmer on)s Sed — x ath ie: sn. URFan eee $4 2850 Gravcia ——FUTSt-Ciass call} Seircle, Jady instructor, formerly of the ing. auto trimmine . ER'S HELPER—Sit.; 4 ace ’AcCoMModations for s (jrand | ; 2 rae fie? VW Wine tf — , , et) vit m , ELECT a oe ee aM araware, oa | PAPER HAN —— oe? fo, | Castie tial! (oBB) hives ont dint oee Sees we tbe fi - handy with tools. is shed , yee | ' ! »/) ' 1) - , ‘ , a Ld } ‘ « ? (chy) | é rt lid i>] “os my me ‘ . —— a id i 3 ' - ' Or deal ° ; 2 A . Se nye 1! oft = ; . RIC WIRING, ETC . work susan ad and repairing: all | PRIVATE DAN ING—4415 Washington ma (nema tion) bricklayin nday. ce Russell. | a “ Thoth ei? (“OT TAG! ; : " ' ~ 4 : err gy Hi — . . i : - : ed SN. dnev [802 Ww ,o i bl.: euarar tee cy - 6 ten til pen! ry} + tering . z. - sit; . repairs, site den Mich on Tor .. roor iw IN st ; . = an ire >+ ¢ re room: elegun? PAINTIN | PAPER HANGING and ler. Deimar 2: ; ssvuns. Mrs Mil- | pa eeine: Pp omh ~ P kind second: most beautif ) a = SANITARIUMS - ao ee ee woe oes oe I eet ; ' ip all ‘ ~OS4]. PRIV ATE ESSON : ; ye if rn Painting, show . cit - eounty. Box e nt re anon abe M Sawer O45 | ik AL] aot VV . same : ca re "A ' in I 458 pa calecimining and 7 ‘AP - -R iH ANG i iPSSONS Ans hour. latest ‘ — — . - peat N. Eixgeolid av Forest TS23R. — | 2 hart oF the Gears EMountai: - ' oe X4 i Murra rad oand| ,*irins Motor and fan repairii aon od enameling at reasviable prices. call . aL NG ac ne; good work; a dances guaranteed: reliable, | oldeet Select trade , electrician —ER——Sit.; oid or. new “HAPPY rik “GOTTAGE ft ae | Deautitgl Lake Killarn ‘1 . | noe ee _alifor | J. Rickara, ‘censed and bonded electrical | Johnson (colored), 3931 West Belle 2. | PAPER av a eoeen ; school. 1901 Lafayette | (68) | Trained men’ ways wastes ‘or contract; reisonabie. . / ' Ad, F, | As net sal i? . . y . “ i " ’ : . . . t , 7. , : -s "hs ’ . ' ‘ , te / A Fain i ‘ > a OTS. oh ‘LY * , : : — ~ . e' nished iy MeNieas's (ira - ~ wre | gu As r omder ‘ \ if . I mh larst Alton- | . *. M Lpait Ltanton 24260W Os bONe AviNGeli BaUG Vo (cHh2) | ~ ney “HANGERS Prices reasona bie "18 ba iAl. summer course mn musical com Fes Sch | of ‘ae les. ind aii as Th al! >, af Sy wc pn wy bey pita , nf , . 1 downtown district 2108 7 on ' , - ~ONe WV. Oo Shen 10; Jf edy and tz “it . . : en | leftenit ’ . a or oe, Salley Park we owner today, Sid box 1S ren VJ in x , ‘ if [ 1117 rf , ~ = yo IF You a" an : en 7} " ' and papering at aj; PAPER f ner nandoaRh. (cy) ; nd tap dancing. Phone Lelmar 2375 | - 7 as M , rurbag Ss S HELPER—Sit : e., _nev. A194M ih) . thd West fine Mrs. | wit} te your house wired properly «tae 1 ca afford; do work myself strea} : ies ng and paint washing; (eQO = . have tools: 2 : . - , : ii ri? i ’ ; — , © i . . - " ° . 5 es aie | j . *: nS. de e > a “ ~ ; - -t- - SEER P : «*.s ne Sy ° ° é WEA Fe 14 Ricst it r M : esourTri % | = sf tr ‘- ‘ . ' “ : “ ‘ . : : ' r ithbor ” : —_ VW. (eT) ! U — s es now oven : leseOne any - ~~ ai per hour, » x West the heart of the (rark Niountfains P + . i ere *¢ | ’ 7) ition l 3.5] Aridi: 2 ' mm” if iY Wa apne ., GOwWTROWT ly ¢agnl | Viet mg 40 * * "A .vV hy iT property call i? I ma it - An pa p Re it price . “ ioe al + ANGL NG and cleaning done , a Cc. a4 SS8e8 , ehriv: resa ts guar md MEDICAL ‘ : Tt SENTER—Sit.; altering. aare . . P HOU erive ope - sd i” &rew a ( ‘ ’ ‘ . , i, Tt ‘ ’ " " ‘ . r rex — pi 4 S 4} J ‘ ’ : ee 4 7 ‘ ' oe “~ - ~ ¥ - . | 4279) ‘ a am Lande Virginia ay rcherding 939 rd; €O work myself Call | pAPPR } -549 Benton. Tyler 1449). | shenen aruudia School. 3517 Olive st. Both | Y OUNG WOMEN needing be . ~ pew or ou work of an eras 33W. 7 , (cSQ) . . ® 90 ai 581 ' T K om orning and e — ning: e— i santrieniiiacilainiaiasiiaias aii ia _ (eB). | , during confinement oan? tp Bory se Slo.” Pare. UF orest YY. SUV Sunday. 3854 Evans — — he St. Louis Maternity § RPE’ ER—Sit. 7 "Ce ase 9 ais | 1 and glazing. Centra beautiful Lake Killarney. {0 miles sonth Wash nete n yh! mien i from) Sr Touts: rext. pear and wonder / ——— ' | ane . WRIST WATCH t: ladies rol " see Ss wire your homes . ont ‘ ld , el, ¢ a” = ms “ ‘ ta i re y i [> r’ ) work tirst ore . - oghan P PAPE LHLANG ING lirst-class work (alle > Ne Rox 18 Arcadia Mo AceHD —] | TT) ; ; - i } ' ; Bae thie marino ||| LOST and FOUND || | «nce : ; al : | utes , . r ‘ lein on Cass Oh) hed >» your paintimsg workmanship | PAPER HANGING rooms -$6 up first | Rating ail | | ae mouse wired nd "7 le ranteed raaso aban (ass work 2606 BI iir “vier “tir anevi a 4623 Newberry. Fo a MBC! ANT yi | orest 7594 “THANICAL DRAWI ful mountain alr For information write ' . Te i . 51 ra : fader returti ot ‘ | : . J aa ana i 0 } C+ : — " ' ; et } . } 2 | ) 34 ; le mA. J a Ailit, ng i ’ ' ‘ LiiSiur vy lew isi? a ne\ faa . S euenen ~ am ww : “ (Chic ov _TCOW 31 S. Jefferson c8®) | DETRCTIV E—Extert. «ha. - BERR . LB a cal City . Q°% > {KY Dr ce } t pes Le. T “ss ering, wall ; [ 7 { TIVE isi ise 1. Do ded. ‘does Ms a aA. i nd ' ' ; ected tages, restaurant ! i] orest an 341. ite a?) SPENT your Vacatior on the Meramec at \\ Ss | VA tf | ast niain rola » s ' wi. liutre eT 4 For. , 1-44 ”) scranpin g 001 Mnautiful Deicke furnished private t ; ond ached i bracelet "Datum tn Ginn ' = (RN) , A211 oneows 50 Kensington Fore in rest tra: tage, 3 rooms. por mete take be Post Dispaich Want Ad Phenes D Granite City, 1 cea” ainda Gee” BP me estimate your electrica! See.” ana srade: for reasonable | ~~ AL me people 3 inve FP _ locates migsing | at P ~y experienced @ tions. tre In sa nd furnished ome ate “ty PP - Ouve or f enira/l 6600 Wa ; : : "1 Ve . ' Soh tte 7 —— o847R- Ve rk i ve ‘Pe ( s' j TOM ic 2) ) 2 \ PER HH ANGING ?P tintin —- 4 _Fi nney. _?P hone nm Lin fell 8 — a we i . i. a T>) spatch. s0u6. Hours 7-1. after 6 ; ,* ’ re . ; } Yr . ya P " ro . + . 2 eS s Smits, Bis AY ; e ’ } f ee OnRiDie parties on Grand 2319W Solid agaie, 30c line daily, or Sun WrUIST WAICH-I } of Steer te 909 | PAINTING n-cias interior. br )) _,Jmanship: best material; ni 00 work- ; 5102 — | PATENTS obtained, , . ; fiaisplay , . 1 awet agin either of SATISE ys : j (cB) ne Mf = aa Centr: wren babe» Drices right eX. OFFIC! IER v-«—. F. I A . free. F. J. La MMER COTTAGE i roome : ’ f , t vent ~ os > . Ise s rA TION has m - vr . - ' ns Bomont 2672 .‘c) | tral oOf07W . «} ~ CHa SSE dees | ~ ’ : . recon, aRPt feR—sit.; t.; good mechanic, ie ° poren at foirn, agate Shc dai’ ' . - Own Caroline and S&S , nan wanings; I PAT ae” - in hs oe ae ae 2 = dowing, investigtatin 576 wicke; electri: stern | rooms Lae ad l 7. a . aati y. ) 0c Sw. : Lan . Ave ay g ie Lew ar’ ~ ve . ose r collect no mone, P , PAINTING nd fioor finishi: gr Ca) i rFAPEK HANGING—Fat t Ri peo; le S19 Tit . a & loca tes Bliss) ik . >gay . : or only day or Job: ree sonable. = (nok on the grounds anv time . — f ay, 49¢ daily, Sic Sun. Discounte fo’ eee ++ (Cranite ! — “ this over then call |] } Ww ee Midnevy VoOssJ r Sidney O1L9M Si done at once ‘We ainting. © Plastering 87 i" ‘tie Guaranty Bidg. Olive | PATENTS To Grand 45 OR: 1622A 8B. — . aad er thie luwate , aap “gp 4 ' rea lent : * bile Tis the _—— } =. ss ‘ abn ie ae OE time din ge nee, 3c: Ttimes, | $20 BILI-— Lost. on Fassen st, or Broad rea! electrician, 4644 Garfield. Delmar | PAINTING, enameling by expert; chea | able. Fores: 242M. ete) | . arpeci - —!S) | nl Notional | 4 Try ' ieaghaath husiness aT Uses A rete h a @ ‘ — = 4 . ° oteoall fwMHAs a iy ." iv od Dy .p ay wa “ar } e Be, ‘ ard ~4 * ‘ ee —_ ~ ~~ i re 03.4 sR (od >) l as q* i¢neyv " 191 ‘ A vi rs 4 PAPER Hi 4 Ni 1ING—Asad cieas - i MISS J. Ad KSON, vrestitenes and bonded | roy ae +. SH. I TAP NTER—Sit.: t: repairs garnges faces elect ri lighted ete Pen rent = ' ‘ ii - fe 4 ta7neva Aail Fn \ vi oc, a " Sar: * a v\ Aiud NO, « 4 a per wutle fixtures a PAINTING easona bie a c work myse If: wi il bring aa, aod detective. does sh: adowine and investi- ao SN ‘. Anstatant. : Big 1 porches specialty. reasonab! e accommodate about 40 peon ‘ an atl ’ times ad ily 3 Sun .C LJ ‘ ; — ret one nome “ $1294 } steau ' : vn ne Ab ’ - doadp + n i eo. work nar- or Kin!) och De! mar 4°R0W pd , Bell fating: thorough)yv expenrenced. 4067 PATENTS sec ured - 4 — . A ites free. Zimmermann, 18° Ten Rrook Mo via len ae nes o _ * Minimum 2 lines . h) rapher’s Ka 1) . - pore ~-q aft i ' wii bande!) Oo] V .? Ys iSsconsin T re'imder 4 AP ER HANG] 3 “ Grand 40 R. , , ’ ’ ' . 1. ‘ Pace size & Pree t ex , _—— , PAINTING ns hee wer oss ANGHhRS—G . call Sidne b> sep ‘ne io 28 th i,t J cb, | 5 . 1333 N. Euclid ol Ph irigg ‘ cee shadowing and inves* gmt -E tote : ney 10843 colored. houses. carages built. re Shore {ror t «9 mp for rf ry? fur «hh d 10 ; 4 17 IDA ] = l_aet fen : | arrving . “w : ~ ips 7 ; : a : . ~ - ’ (oR) a a nm i -* te and extertor; str icetiv }” 4p E RR cleaned and wa is _ —_ —_ | Pine b! ‘er act “0093 l@ris ed 4057 Wes A . NTS —- Advice and > ~ prices immediate sery ice, reoms and bath magnificent con : bearing aaanamiin 4 . cnet leather coNWar ap at 4 a nd Sn “~~ ‘ FUIiLCAS S14 450 WIRES 4 rann. nn : ‘ . if Prat vork reasonable. BRO5 sonabije 2090 Min raped; rca a. .. 4.inae § (em) | sonable rates: hij risa. mountain view —- see na ‘ ar ner » Atlé . are we! lame : . y e1' > ei Gra 2 = wii ne sv rh lapis (‘abany 3000 2HO5R a e a innesota Sidney ee m ne ne oe ae results: send draw! _ ng hea for children | | reward Forest 4865M 3 7 ) ax M 4) } PAINTIN nd Sidney 2747. | ination and opini oe LRE NTER -Sit.; builder Ralages tor . : a wry “yea . ha a 77 , oo ‘ ‘y ; i i or lar » i. ’ A . ' | gr water Addr as HW Kaston 1 Al re Ty. ees los 13-579 RR = Sa ry | + ‘ 2 aR or arge jobs: reason- ; 4 APER HANGING done reas ~~ DRESSMAKING -MiLLINE | Pate ent Lawyer. “G44 Watmen ds. $100 and up: ail kinds «: m Scarborough, Weat in . 1/; ; . .% ‘ e+. .*¢ } } ‘ . : . epi . ; ‘ ry uavuit huAY ‘ { ™ | Done Line Po | Q,: >y . all - sonahi« eeti- RY G ’ . -_ . N ,' mag A 4 ‘ ‘ Found id ‘ ‘ ris gue witeh . | i SOUGM. ' nates Eiven ail oon prompt y 7 t pd DRE IS ur Ak } Tt ash pits: wet my price, eave . tiv, : : ‘ * cash | > . ana » . i atten: ’ - - Vv » . LUTOMOLIL) 5800 ree Nie cn : ae (202? Minneants Ir , , . 2) ed to. Sidnev 3617 amd childr Do Fine “sino king wanted. P. \TENTS 740-4 W ' _ Franta, 425% t . Chevrok + n + > ” roonts omtenaais ix , ’ e TOO yg ge ; 250na pie | PAPE RING done im mediat ely: “modera orate Cabany 6 . FRU J. ‘ cS nade to order. 44 = TRAD} MAR nh TBR—SIt. . repair and new faxh or ft > oF — $550 to Food | COUT. Mm al fand hy — , _ OVW PR is rd . Vic W hirter 1507 \ ae Waewcnt Qryrert ” : : natena usec} price mar _ ce selections. G Bird, | , RESSM TAR ——_----—__- ES Se SES eae ail Write for oar wring. painting, concrete ; lime; most beautiful spot : the | Maroon, motor If a ee , d. larwe uns KO i.) . FlHAr ' ans ic)| Delmar 51. 343 )DRESSMAKISR —Miss Aibertine; artistic | “Record of Invention tions, al! kinds of _fevairs Meramec; one and one-half lea , ' . RHI serial 3 POO t» lacho ‘ wor AI? re : | Sewing, dress ‘ : vem , . - Peont ’ e-Dait miles iv | wCHT 556 a : . rr. | TM Yn tye >i ("A —- - ) © ALS preWar prices; best material: |PAPER H > - ‘ ses and tailoring: furs re Closing inventions. SOLW: reesonadis. ort: magnificent bathine heach f on / , ~~ ikuce 1ik3Y Blendea ' ' ‘ “ ‘ or oO VUFPeKS ago. — ’ . \ : ire — rooms v4 3 . Ft lay ey A sana c ' . fn ANGING cieaning. painting Tren be lend and reltned. Delmar "40901X% , and de seri tion , in thn, Do EE LL on Meru me. low ated on Flu? eT a . ol . : i} ' \ ‘* T) nmr. \\ ‘ il . +% eet nea °? ght three 7 r+ ocr ’ : - eeetete a Oo ri isterinw reasonable: satisfacti on td DRESSM. ee ' free e p ° your invent R W ASH gR—Sit, experienc abour ] . - - _ ao . bAW rein i : ; - : i ires ‘ -. 8 . rfl ‘c99) antleed lL.indell 2323 >¢) Rua! 14 ha AK ING and alteratio . he ne ; Cc a i l rw ies f orn ie ok om a , : roid at Orr onl i , rie , xt ; , A 1] FR ntoen Pa —— a x ad i M pe UR 36 25A Dodi er. able auick ~ eo n?., reason s0Onabie term chau uffeur; hy nh r ne 4 bb 10 miles from Luxemburg, 11 miles fr fouls. I949A Warren. Olive 3058 ‘ {S4R™M , a in mae irst-class. do werk myse!lf:| PAPER hanging dor ? | Lindel Service. 4207 St. Louis./ TOR J. ‘ Lindel! 2467) wet Ol4 Orchard and about in; , PAS py? . ' ‘ $iis 50 W ea & « “ ( Dp On " Joe Pthir iz?0 M ch Boe »e reasonable hy me- | ndel) 31: TEW ) EVA’ ANS a CO.. - o K irk wood - ; rake Gr pas u j ti ; . 1? ry ‘ sod 4 white a M _ 4 iz _™ ~ . — . _ wn 9 ‘ = _ not ) : ore . cwi har ane ’ 2 ; | ouis VM ' : , O~ = é Caan! ( Z WwW itn many years ex pe ri. uece. ' T, TN c ' (c Bp. ton. D A Cc. A UFFEU R—Sit. white. ‘drive any ler Hill road to Club Bt y has Bu le pa Yerth Sid Forest TU43R- | ' ; Fe ee ee tures: cash here 1 light chain fix DATS oe a (c83:'| Grand 8691J. as alls (46x) } work os WING-— Dressmaking and faney |~ ot ©" eare 8 vears experiencd, Lindell | road to Butler Hi'l roa lta ‘ uh & ty hari s - ang tound bureai P’oast-Dis ey _ Co ~S11 l.ckory = oh t Elect. serd ee] hard | és ind lis PAPH R HANUING: and painting: firs: ; SS Forest 1516R CHAU: ¥F ~ R—Nt.: ; o> Cal roads a!| the way For further informa. | . rer i.\-~—i.vst; diamond: May 9 ¥ Ro , — = : — rar She kb cus) irnist rv x fini og - K oh} sete ri | SEX work guaranteed; low price, | ira i™ bead we All kinds of crochet. tatting _ PROFESSIONAL . Moore. many 2344! ‘ : j ’ ’ ‘y° 7 ot é oa) nore : - ipa . cil , ‘ _" LAr 4 pp? i A” re — : ‘* . Li Aree yr too sImez - ~ ?P ER N y ee «> v : ’ ‘y ” ° ea, to ary Th Big Bend road, or Manchester ro mone re . ‘ . rep ’ 43 pth \i eid use wirine me ie abie prices on , = a LSTSL-S fois Beactrwomi, | Lindell 123) small; do work myself. ¢ al A ban! utely ‘tee ENT WAN ING. nem a nan. Landell be. > wate family: good reference, ‘e@) arrett Station road. Mo. Pac. and Fris- | p ' ih atk SSOW ic] } > : r ot a - , . 4 fixtures, we wire (RQ | Sa acaees = > — =ou (7) | s°q for entire } ' ” Tor courts. PERT LI LETTER > deli P2SIW. ceo R R Station on the 7 . tal | BLiI, PY )T,I> | set , , es ~ . . \ ‘ ' Oa i auy ot} ~ Pai " . = i PAPER HA NGING >i” Nn Lower Gr "oe ear a et 4 . ft ( e4 yi oct. a. . " 1 Ly anc | work. Kiaus bros Sidne ay" oe one j the col untry, His dv ertiseient . a q AU Fk t i Sit F priva e . 5 year W iL, FF | AMS | ARK 104 ar, rewari Call Tye vA" Str ee 7 EXPRE SS AND Bw w und ove rhau ne work: rea- | Indiana. ee sy rLaA iT VADs ‘ nhkeor " en . > . - a ' > nents ' . re 2 One M ile Sout h of Stat ion wa F fe | FRRIER ’ oat . - “ vil - | rewire -» lt) al 4 iy ; he ities tal Cantr Toe + care, short EX PRS CO . general repair st ATIOW lever Bros. 1511 Cora. ve Talbot's, 1221 N onderful. opportunity. | for 100 per cent result Teme ~ truck, understand repe tring, : Ie I¢ MO a) {*}4 ; . ae ‘ n* ‘ _mrlaye e 9 j ona ble - . l N. Taylor. i 8. Terms . Race athe |, PUNCH OF KEYS—Laost. petween Poto | | | = . | : tor 339 vr, en M able; registered city. county |PAPER hanging and Dl . ~ | COMPLETE ____.. | “Pd all work confidential Bas O96, L enced: good references. Bomont 14 La . , ara, tan OLS — .. . ‘ ‘ SS ‘ . c ’ woo wt (DN ; ' r » oe 2s n . . 4 4 : » « a CHI ‘KEN DINNERS Finds , : ay ee. ae and Bamburger | | os ; {| toh G Wa Por S-ion truck ¥ > “f ‘ A. Guinne if myeeif. Call Tea le astering: 0 work ~amiaaines A — > ares ractic and sp =izpatce. | CHAT FFPEUR—SIt.; private or tru v4 : pnoene Lang fim? = t 14] Coe) | é ‘ Y tar owes y p “T - -— aia oe ee | CHIP POR: ae pS i ms. ? | #00eT7 prices reasonable, nae the year round: enrol! R n ight c = SU PER A years experience, refere nees; mak - mmer boarders wanted; canoe storage ’ ~ SCARF—Lost hand 4 “ S LiA -APIERIN si — (c62) | alozue. Missouri Chit w: write for cat- 4 irs. Lindell. 8962, or Bex R-# ‘rite for ra@es ar -uervatio rolidered rid ‘ -y _ naAnG-em 4 AL LING Wid ror kord ton nec} A | LING 6 room, | - of : . iropracti > Removed -- -* ARSON o drew rvat ons A. L,. between Wale} iv 23. on Gravois ' } Reber 3 iruck, aft PRINTING ARB ROONSeS iN cluded: painting a order — work in. Odeen Bide. 1042 N dened c . College, pr by 10-needle cloeteaealll AUFFEU R-——Sit. ; white, 7 year: SON or (*". Williams, Pacific, Mo . ' and Bates: re aa EE a 42 ng. Sieinle. 4764 Plove » “Panda, t. Louis, @ permanentiy; — : Riverside 2 355 we. ig {| HAULING WwW - ; | (Colfax 3645W ‘on | co : (e999) positively ho scars: Rg ber Sen light oer oak yrivate fs . - | or ae oe _ «kK for haulin ' Ji al hotest prices Me. IpaPEeP - — mis COMPTOMETER §66anneeee erences. Cabany 4M. tt CHOKER t. 9 | 9045 aes reasonabie Gi at. .. S53 N, ITith st ie PAPER CLEANI NG—Ordinary 5 - JMETER Operating pays wel MISS “- . —-— Cot Ages on Grand Oe vy ye Sxin sQuirrel; vicinity 3 times Ic: 7 times daily 2c. Bun $e ah ¥ oe 'THER printine thar , 22 | _to $1. by expert: ‘er ant Mh pe wag nade ye in few weeks Ask J. at. AIDA L. MAY. CHAU FFEUR—Ssit : a married - ea) lJ 4% nA Rew ira (‘a C%x!f q / OAS Dispalé« , i in ‘ 7 Pp Leones . ‘i Ir) : ai as x nae 3 7 ‘ ; sist salt he nA he Kind Vr) ttle dirt . D ompt } reli ub) . aren _ BIN, 2etV Arcade Hldz () ive 905°. (ec 30) EL ECTROLOGHIEE oo # oy. sirea Dermanent private connections = , / , -. ’ : mane . VS ee 465 - — > « OW es Tin o > >! *hae« rT™ } wie, ‘ ’ ; 4 = 4 . = . > Meramec River COAT avast in we ivan Solid ee r oF entral Gt 90 : I © Fors 8 Ss ] ~ ‘ . — Sa ins 2 oP st. Wing- | ™ st. a ha: Nibbe. 1 711 Wash sat Oe SCHOOL of Private Tutesina, | 346 N. EU CL ID AV. = 42 __ vs ” day: post. jo Fairground Park, Thurs Ree sy 7 © line daily. or Sun RAP! XP] 150 . | iG ope eae : PAPER HANGER—First-class. and c} _ established 1901; kindergarten toe col- Forest 1k a COR, P& CHU EUR—Sit. young married | F ] : ° > , . — sunt New Ashiand p — Sun f Linn Of 20 N. Saran s iils Dee RR a, SE VOleCes. Cares, | er. estitmates free Bruben [ meta ege; day and evening. summer and wi — = E12 years’ expeftehce: furnish refer or lease or sale: Furnished cot VUPOS —] st. 6 per fown, agate Sse daily L0c Sun> = aca, |. axe vl. (heaper in guantities.| and Painting, 912 N Th onal ver ne ter: private or class instruction a mg a truck or private 1811 S. 18th : . » i iy J ry is . > ” ‘ . i | | 4 * Zz ~ . . 2 ,‘ z ros i bret n .Ovvee 44 ShAPS ~ e =—Trivate lessons given cialt ‘ — POSTION ; 3 years riving EUGENE W. CHRISTY | 3610 De’ Kalk ot et Airedale, rew $0 times. daity $c. Sun, Se. FURNACES, HEATING, ETC, |——— ne MOVING ind S814.) and up. Kropp.| short hand typewriting: English, “Ger. | $24. > pee very, willing. worker. 981 . is si Vlerrer , ‘ te . ° = oo y La ) - RO + OINT'G us . Pp work done now; avoji/ HE? > WikHE Put ~- (cB) | * ae agp: tote 5 and up; painting and | PR ae ny ~ 4 Un beauty culture; bik future: Mt mae acting for pictures and the —Sit.; devires convection with | ees For Sale i ‘ eWard in°4 4" \ ‘Fon. - i. Pame anee { work and, . sm or - Np ; ‘ ; “ rer ane ' wiles | . : - ; i in i ’ ure and Storage | AMINE. Grand | We +O. Grand 3809 «| 62) Me Ow. night claasee St leoui Ac gt na 13 & danc ing. cherus and Vv ance company: has lewal education 6077 the ws te, " IOV Oil eT Wr \ Roland 147% en oan a eve\re ‘ipten 4 | —is~ - ean ) - 3013 Gravois. Sidnev 357. (ca3x) ~~ ee. —Learn beauty culture: aes hank: cannieal nont Seheei, CO ‘a Bulan Rox W-290. Tost. Dispateh °° ‘ o =~ . rey ry : ; ita ALD i iol | . wn . ‘ ae ° (ot, oad . : _ UV s > a De hour : ; Fr . . be ot 4 ; i@s 5 re . > Z P Ks — Sbidmey 1797J, ask at Cross HKouds ward ' , “ vty u terations, tueckpoi) =~ | 65 5g - = on | ae’ 7 $6. paper included; work depende mt: “et us po ge a thoustnds in- | yoananail 3606 Wi SS ON—And + = rOR- we ane mn f° ee - (7) j pa vi, i at gr nd ier ap fxd o - : nee ; ¥ ie. SP i “ss 4 ; ' . MI : - ic mm Ual Sen “¢t) omant 57 we ning classes Mole . ’ ay an eve la or. _ ‘ > Diapat hb 7 " = bie r « vy ns tC maie spyt ! . LAra., ONE-CIS(tANnce res } ‘ oe —— . e ¢ .; ipimar 2131W- reward. °° |; LATING oe : GA; bs ' " ‘ : . Clea , ae seu wa : & 444 @iicie ~y" . : . ‘cOo) ROOMS— New > deen ed eo? me...) enti beauty culture. m nicur- ZITA i. . a juvenile rofnstrei : mery ,ane comm salou to start. bk Clair; aleo beautiful cottage sites by lot | “"°T" fo name Tedd) - + beet ee " ty oO mt ) | ost -Dispatch. ant; age 34: 12 years 3 down, $10 per month: neesession at , “ VOU Lost foxhouna ae * viet 1181. 529° —~ MISCEI STORAGE co THIFI.R BROS. House (“e- ve . | ME N e] a ed for U. &. — service: $115) MAN—’ lo work Pu b ee on vayrelis, costa, purenasing J. kK Jones. 13°20 Nie ; ay “ ' bin cl nh - iOunNa, ha i¢ . brown and ; ae ae . j MSCELLANEOUS Ronded warehy er / leaning aan ‘p es nh R (.: Paper | ta” ] Mt): experience or eo o sol - 2 | 1405 ne and dy ecutive capacity: desires connect ~ Niedringtaus ay ‘ pn r ; +>) bon 9 . e ICES meus Four rar 2 gr a pec. ally ( tj , , rrespjoniience 2A Market tre _eral agent. Roth ph orn P on (Central 77a" ware Loi Wr } ‘ , - yen On DBOFicK Work , a Tr ogee ' a are an‘ s#@- nointhe “il Forest 18%: 2 Ww. |}; course unnecessary. Write KE. 8s ~ Bt O! ive § A ctor or kindred line Box W-2721 corr eo (eG) > — = sete oa , td es repe i—iss tes. '805-7-9-11 FRANK.| WALL PAPEKRING—Let us bid on vour| —™wer_579, Joplin, Mo S. Bian. PIANO—Seeburg “Orchest rion = , AGti—For sale, at take Hill, thr rs L.w6t, airedal rng GENERAL t : ‘ re ak a ——_ (c62) | work et mn %484J o . a 4 — —_ : e for tl : — a OK. 7 he ee See l, three , , Airedale, male, Saturday: bit k we aid tow tinememmeel - gers ved month Reo wr —— eA S4. (7) 1KMEN wanti , o rf theater. General COOK—Sit.; colored ma! rooms; wall boarded, screens porch; | eather collar; rewas O17 ; oa ib: done reasor " nM OF J : LARGE LDDEDY WOVING TRICK WAI! ‘APET ; ; wi .N Wanting positions firemen . 61% A N. Br w uy 4 ored male; fine trees, big barzain. Kh Belts. 4728A Sidney LOSSW ard. S217A Potoma . —— hon Poa ASI , 9 PPD 1 'D 1UCe | - fo. sere cleaned, $1 room; also do | _, colored train or sleeping > owes te | SIN . cadway._ Olive S58 sain cleaner, reference relinbie. G K ; ws : ' At 4 ; lied ; : S ‘ | iq] } paint washing Lindell 5558] +, | for Car porters write GER—Female. hi SOF (Da ensington ay LMM Laost for ' revents ; vrils , ean , ™ vial, @ £4 2430 | ‘ +. 2 RIS. (c+) or application blank and information: ex. | road and Rose vue, 9 COU suncey_ Hendrix. r GOING to open new subdiv "Marna. Los re ieTiaie: brinde and white Or ale nteed. Peferenes _ — we ¢ Len : LL. PAPER cleaned, 50¢ root - ~- | perience unnecessary: $15 a cnn a av. a> : oe é PLE—w't Cierr n chanf - isiom on Vern ; Ustun eTTrier — a rel ' ' rms? “a7 u cme Sftornce & ’ " oom up. Ma n t t fir ' . 7 90 S200 mon , — a nan man ena mec in about 2 weeks and will te | Pet. 3417 N. 9th. 100 reward, owner's | 5 — , . 414 | ASI rage & Moving Co. S18. Central 5464. | start; first-class roads: no strike. Ir ter | WARDROBE TRUNK Wid.—4 | wife upstse@s work. Luippold, §470 Brows aft lebble Beaax h ly mile Maer mee tx a ; ‘ ‘ 1 Bi l yier ]! jertt) ‘ : ; f ‘ , -- = «>, i) Si na : : P ‘ v4 - tT. ’ ar rry ar ] a: | ’ sor 1721 Ww 4 AP De pering cleaning 19 own en Pia iway : a. ie p* 37M. Ind! inapo! te Ind. I rice Roy Arbright, af . nn ’ iver ‘ : 4 : : | : ic Ww hite > ) hae | . > ot . ’ ’ ' } , : . : : ar eee j : > y ’ ‘ ‘ -_—- . lk . i>. ‘ - 4 B ‘a ; : u K. yy , o ye “~ ' SID Ks y : — vy ° po may ~—e~ pH yg 1 gee nee 10 acre ake; the neat ear reward Wya Sut LA eve : ur " } ; 1" an ; Sughd ver 7. . 1 j ACK Ue! Ave \ I \ { : 9) 7 7 i. R 1] ( TT i y | S04 vi O48 C'a Di tccmete 2. (2) Mi A, F a Se “HOOL. OF 1, ANGI? AGES 18 oY LA YOUT—Side wall Mm RM A \ Sif “he educated mite @. ponutis A ye Se Fe ~ ee binotf, Washineton own 401J 744% OM : : 9 rrr. be ‘ l R ay LL PAPER ¢ cANING es Sain be sul _r 6-5 x Field Bide... Olive ana Tay. 7 x poles, stakes; electric and — for club, bank, tnetitution: aatt } aie . ‘ o ad . ’ . , ) i | ./ bis > T> " tr; on sf . | ' . hg . uo ? ol dL- r odge»’r! © on . i ‘ RK MAMUATI ‘ er > | : , ‘, Caryenier a itA (>r? Ad ~) ; YY ube PAPER cle an ed all rAAr « done. Siatiosis care f d a sit relfet. work : ” refere Gown Lemay Ferry rd. to Te Tive velt nl any ««507W 5757 Roose- |} 2829.) : , ces Col fay i - DOriees righ ee; ye beAG I Bomont or Cen- | ce euibenenil FEB . i rooms 1; | ——— , id ‘ (cQga) | a. Tew exhibits; all it vier 2554 Central 9077 nmBrook rd Pp —, | © ‘ io0 DD , vida al E> ee star Cleaners. Grand Los SCIFNTIFIC 1 repa ft Maa "aah. = n . : , r ore . = wJIOU Le i (cS) | a ~- et ML Pe ie . > eauty culty 0 ve com late. 2 ——— vanes, will my ey od a ro: d | DinG—Lost; May 12. f 4 ‘ UCKPOINTING end painting ' CEM —e = rANGAN & FT —™ ‘wind PAPER C leaning and paints and pushoree Marinelio ‘lontrecen” aol | show; sell at give-away 1: Bate "BS: py ~ Rtg 4. —— . - . 4 ' . , ~ roan j ;2 x =? pF) * > 46 : ’ — ‘ , ey mney = . . ~ FUT i’ , ‘ 7 si ii 4 y 4 ¥ hGOw ~ rl eT oe , ; anco i ' : “ee y , , ma e od i Ta pagent on) Come b rc rt Ds — female; bors ‘ : a —_ | Johr a tlava. 7 - «yd ‘od whorl tas bm alin 4st MM. se eg oaliding e ges se & A) lA R ricaninge done ow Jones. eae uit) — — e i B. 208 (cS) | Mrs. Waiker, 18 3. eit tL Post - Disnateh ne ow ’ mes over PRE ‘ ‘- ¥ ; DiaCK RTs ' a ; : es abe | . o« . iv2 La inl mn " at boys fo } ¥ 4s U MILA La i . =f aT @ and moving o nnenhola ; — , ri — ss amy STUDSN = tates : _ —_—_— TUIE ONL L WESSEL. Realtor, 4172 Delmar 1. ’ | 512 Welle, Meme {508M hee | 123 — + (cSy) | Special department of lone pe sated | Wal AP leaning. €1 room; w aa” oo Between ages: of 17 and 20; lauls NLY | professional | - SCTRICLA N—Bit.: line «conn ict Er ee i OF HWOUSEKS Resort club ee | LaM; |_oat near Affton. short loosen! fe ruck ry NTIN sities pegs sth £L.N ie . Krade. sidew ai): Ing by truck to or from city LANGAN @ gat afa org ork washing, Lin jel] é014% w: craft a ‘orp: St lo ris Fivine ried ¢ en ne by a prof | ' Arneid. Faat oe Se . rent. era mec Terrace, excellent i) | Ta e beagle hound } 4iw : 2 A wr “ ! \ ‘crryve ° _ a | , ; » dees tthe ant 1100 =. oO 4) U LA : rage n f ce 1 VV al e = ‘ dial , 2s ic) a - —_ - Cc bd edy, talki e RCT ~ ——— 4081. ; + dt, ' 24h brownish pray tee! — Fs ite ern! »! . . ——. ow ! ver >) Call Ts ar at Euclid. Forest aan Dal: | “A ~ ase OF AJ DRING done immediately aoe Tage = ol neglected educat: en can re | W hen vou £0 Y agg ay! general A. ~ & = lLarre: am A Ace: tmhe Beat and wt 4 “ce ruat S—~Cone: rr Lo a sowent rices; Ne. 2 she 4, ® private instructio : -| you like best? Buck oter maintena on } Larke; Meramec River front, ideal- | DOUG—Lost: fem — ioe : id Clive en 45 | work of all kinds D Ww Ee (c62) | Forest &: eat § Book selections ing. arithmetic. Englisn Writ- | shoe. ecc entric and waits man: 15 vears’ experience; tones, Vv eemated: rsarersible and highly re. | . - —— whi te Frenc} Deod le - i , ay (wifes 50°} v muUPren A’ LR v1 , ) th Pa * A WE have eu de ee _ oii posit! on. expresson. ete M —_ (oms- vaudeville acts a labile. references, __ 180% A Californi stricted; privates families only; very rea-| efi Serre ime “Snook: ims; return CARPEN ONGI ———— NEW YORK §S aT R AG he OO: «1 Paget Boe layne Ma. wall paper wirich | 3211 West Pine bl. Lindell 48 Dodson. | trained Georre M ENGINE R- | sonable orice A further investiration will| co ‘xs Jefferson, reward. $25 Owner’: TERS & BUILDERS eee SiG - ot and wrecked without Uae} | is. | put_on wall reasonaily. Muen GOL) S648. (CBD) | Training, Studie urry mecha iD Sf. , licensed. operating net be disappointing. Rex Y-351, P.-D r+ Main 1000. Sta. 149 (od) | CAL ey — i” Contracting Ca., beta | * ‘ stance moving: tf king, | SSS e_ Sener. Sidney 408, ic®) T | Lindell 3582 : ficient, pty » So ee ~ TM my ene ti . ml tu ' —" . at BSL SSIE von private | S34 r na ne r = -—_—_—— — WVBR liable, ice LOT —-Meramee summer resort, highly re- | — a arent boston bull pup: white breae«t " en Di | CONCRETR > - ; ic 4) "> rac ! work guaranteed Re | ‘ring room: nainting and clean AD] ES? | fave’ notice B wnt ee . stricted and exclusive. acessibie by train or white collar, answers to name of oe coy mM Eth foundation, drive, sidewalt mort 7 Central 5e98 ’ > | oa =. reasonable Sidney 3%O065J 9145 ¥ EXPeR (Os _ See. Post -Diap . x > babi: ; ‘ INTER , Slips Bred ery "oy . . | Stansbury —_ - Agee laten right and termseasy. Phone | evening - & ~ an P 6:30 p.m. Friday rhe ER and jobbing: alteratic ane t weris ‘Colfax 1eols mana, J118 Kim a ak — : (99) Beauty C f Bit in me ED BALES ENGINES 9481 po emt to me property Olive hueinsnert 4K A ‘e ; er tae ant Kiarry 5S O0\K ; “ay or contract rhe : oA. f ccevy \V act | Mov’ _ tv Sto re * J. Stk’S SOUTH SIDE Wall Paper Y ul ure | ment ond branes oie and el rical eo ee _ | eens Andel! TAT J ‘NGalion poured | eS ra 0. ; ae nz and Paint Washi > a | E M P O Y M oo ie ee . . . eee Y fm —_ . , WS { 4 ' : : ’ u , a A r ™ oO” . — = rn ( Rie Di r 1AM ATI« IN 185 acres LAR IO »> Lama rose Minpen Nii . ‘ ’ fr ‘\ hi ; = | ~> ‘ th TT) IDO 1.ian a Lan ’ nd 4 dis rTANnCea moving a. root >! , if pays to he a “ 0... ail Wall M - / Alen orkanization: woula like contre roved em Merar r itn room Saturd - . Een SS ftibe os - te hi - - : , i in Lin owls ‘ r. , . ; . pd +». round pene rieht all 1\ your work Ou as yn engineer or di jet oR ORTON YO oes ie | sy Satara sy et eee” TBS | tase” stele eee ea here selon distance BoM NE sOMRS | fame "rine, all Bork (ewaranteces” Sal WANTED Gee 8 2 toc. oo Sieewie Pe watt nee on G. Mason, 4554 | Se | = 4 ee foundatinn Live ‘aaheren a reer Mer ~e 7 a River, Farmington a 2531, Olive 6143 Inde en en i: ; Rr. R240. Pont Dis or elsewh . a0, | eS) GAT —Lost: ste off as " 4 i rec oman” GE oe 3014 Chouteau Victor 746. { ¢ » rooms cle a [p> t woe ’ - =| Te a os |: off dump truck , oh 2 rand paint ‘ . ent een Slis | Gr 2 , aned. $1: baths, %5e¢: ps ) : ea! SUMMER RESORTS — — Lake Michienn, | “") eee __ Oe __Scanies (e7 Olive @no1 & (es) 903 kth. | : Colfax 1601J feo?) | anid window washing. Cabany Sefow Hairdressing, marcelling, perma , 7, yee ff ae ary experience, S icagy: eautifoul location. | PUR lest. black dow —— = UN) hu E LAM oF © AT] ees . Waving. Water wavin erm nen ¥ eo ") equip ar . : . ‘ lfown t ' — Tidewaiks n ay Vene eaned. $1: work cuarant y J Ving, mManicuri e | ty ) Sy peat ae oa od eer ee Scene. Lee, ae | BEN A. LANGAN |; uiesisi inact odiord | Perey teatin Oy fait kad eat | Pose Dispatch Want ze snares, Nolés, 16084 8, 8 4 ac tT) cottages to vi — : - . : 4 ‘ - DA er reterul repa if ii i, i’ ES. ii aL Att, estimates > — . ics 4 acticallyv taunt by fren ‘elini : Li > Ais , ve or * ——Stt Al, experienced, eg a aoa $100 up W rite Dewan skim rs Jeoa rien afore * two ‘ . oj APs) ar d "a | kK iM 4 " ‘ ren on onions og : ' BY aioe mies é TY 2a Atk | re red “$6 a , ey ed £° ven: rooms ra ful mast ructions in “a eoeran “and A at Soalid agate three i 7 oe " liv ua manager, Cras m work of cago. y o., O01 N. Western av. Chi brew: . ith aie te fur hoker dark | oom r 7 ~ —« : r; certi i FAIR aie neath ri aun Wave. floor, Stix, Baer & Fuller Diy G “ cue | est 4059R it Williams, For. |- : tiNG of all Kinds. Colfax 174 BB ce moving. $3 per hour “(eDG) me th samples ; ae ee eat Roa t Our y Ape re was . undance of | ic, aon, he ge | aa ¥ about a. poe pe! Dah e Ss " the Mer ry ary? ; : . ~ , . > : [ j a ' ' . ; i] ) ye — — . 4 Q: mY ira? ‘ , , es : . 1? ; x mn wer plant. all Fo mee River ' et . = ——, CAR » . 4 A deil 66 n S893. the first ine Ho ishe j inte pear Ranke mn DStlation imm:. ruUR Cc Hi r ER . aN TIER ew oOo aair a | — Vl ah T . = ‘ . a } } : (e)| the world. We h +6 mn Of the kind in times, dai! Vv ec. pen 5c; Py L Fone — ee - rhe el orto BOO ~- - DOSHASS' ON toa barcain See Wim . AIS! Southampton . © Ta pr Ors \” . i . s j ' ‘ NG I R [i ES S Rk i DI CED ms cleaned, $1; baths. 25 ave branches in all i d Minimum 2 str S. vy married man Anne! arent nol (‘jravote ay rah or ve car: reward Deln . : . ry Se , vVhane Wahe . j Dri ' " and L 4 4 and windows w ashe d * Ri y a paint ine cities Our cata! og explatr » bow —_e %e ¢ 5 werk. work of anv other coos Fuk cal of the North. the echo of the | PUR CHOKEKR—1 wis. | CARPRNG (2 ath ianlewond. Me ae ee, eater racks. 2S oer eee, ae iverside S801 W. | eee ee whee au ne now We | WEVER send ORIGINAL 4 Pret bietate,, Derticulars ’ .) oO the | = Ast orow?! Mriday ' ; and brilde . : f CA ATTN, ad n ve faren the worm AUMIC Wa! » ~ rHE MOLER Ys TE. n a. ME ‘4 ur workroom ; can rive to be as TYE eth Write owner Alhert v ara Meir ) oe ia “4 "4 es aoe rs : | hat b wader £ rag. tal.A SSES ~1 Ase ’ . r. oleae ae f lars 8 r smal i or “ . no work LN . 10 Lil ty tr. ar ’ 4 | AG “ ‘ ’ : . : ee “8 A vD STOR- i a “bed tects : a os : i, ou = ™ - ‘ rewa»r a Ret) rv to° ~ | P - ' ) oe ie > > my 2 Oy ry a . ent? } re’ me I ; a _ . i . ae” | a a m™ipesn t work j . ais VY ’ ! Ss wl lerTrsion CALI, L'ne eda Ps . . An. pone " would }! ys « RAT » a - GLASSES.—Loast: b: : | 706 meen —s 13% Vernon ; GOSIR 204) ible price call Cal Da ry ————| ~manship euarante Cleaning Co.; work- _Trade Schools | corvoration._Bas_ 2a A G-—-Work wanted — for rict. reward ” ows > | ay uk ind boflder band te Dien on bree Gieeees ; : Cert) i ~ re 7 ' sh a >» ayers . ‘ \ IN Oak Fe ‘tied - % will : - 1g uction Club Site Gl, Asin = 18 & a. tT Geing. f&rages, $175 . rehen ‘ims NITURI . nishing. nie reneral W areh OnNSINGE Co. CE 76. ; “eo money now oor” re end — experienced, dependable; oat 1 > “ee Reimar ent t fee D. M. rl.AS hs | Ape f Cp ry mtn a ornaam ph AONg r~y fi) re work see om screen | aoc upho ateri: > > oor = net work ¥Vifft ective at once our rate for moving ts Coton une « ne paper hanging Cal who can read pians send at ome i iders | OTe) wid clows ra ke OD ~. « ackaon ayv.. at eat Sale Today 3 P. M twean Leas and Pine, on Broadauy. Do. | c7ll 6158 rselves. Lin. | and rugs renovated rs. Inattressee 3 PER HOUR BY 18791-44213" “Hexchwont | book, “How to Rea t once for free | _ments: inecwne reports, ARTIER—Sit: by colored . a >) - ward I339A Part | Broadway: re CARPENTER . | voted to bee | ted 0.000 gq. feet as P.) mi HOt RR _ Pins Lawn 2 = Beach woot aaa ’ 1 ‘oO ad Bive Prints’’. just | ACOUN ne Delm ar 49nc Ww. 446% Prin Tee GLARSES—Last tort CL NTER—General repairs, garages | ©°- 3446 ings pes, Wein Upboistering | for track and two men. Thi ~ PAPI HANORRS 1 RewS ee (CBO) | Trae est TARO ee Address | and tasee ee nS—A a VOU ara lechiaw tes 2 oe ri mi len anbove Fenton om Meramec A LS td case Me ery hesar ye | > st ol Dbrewn vou @ : rile a “ = ; oy da ‘ or COT ra. . : hon Lindell ~ 445 eubtect ‘oO ehange wit) out mm... rate is W a Bene 2 CRY loads A TTENTI »N! 4 Rr we Look, ‘ hicago Tech . ] 18 ner ins " zx: re m atrict ys al a cookin for an Al cles ed = “ os ae real bar ward tee ROP xchanpre ie \A ; aq, 5 rs at ‘ntion to all erde GRAND (CB.d) GENERAL WAREHOUSING aD lat once: good aeanrt onl obs to be gn). Ty —e 1 ot. hice go ' RR? Gray ad he aR retainer Rex 170, Poat-Di aww met. ; ar © C. , adden. Hei « 2 . e) , , ann —— ’ Sidney 4. 49r —_— Mriday hewarrt ? yg aig fie moO Tiats ow ; — —— _int Frei ht F }OO., 1920 Franklin av. WALL PAPER 0m guaranteed after cornr aon ad Se | eae em ployed ; neeks Rery Cal Cabany 30381 er LEON A R ) W ALTON & SON ‘> — Signer Sara — “Carpenter work (* LN ! — —-— ‘ orwarding . eee (ce) months’ home study course or ar ' ee | Tost ris Colfax 3971s = " pa ~/ Lad : blac l and vello . —~ 1aDO Vo . ‘ es y ent work w minted ex- | AN \ \ . rae . I ¢ 1B L, OT SS AT BE — sunded: excellent opportun:‘tes ane re@- } +. Strat ch 4NITOR—SiL. m " ‘: 5 ¥ " The lat Man ennai A... # me l’e sta 4 .+ - vs , . 2 -. : } nu a & 7° ‘ ; vy SED . Z i1] Osare ' one ” i. ° & | AY LOR Nice asecnrt Ir nt . " 4 free DOr let, N 141 Stand ke on we Al a WwW ASHE rR AND TI : Hee rae ey large apart ment: : wi 1) oom Pow . ’ ’ . “ a | ? ’ ’ » i ; i . . Tr . ore ‘ . . e Gl j Ya? > « aad - ' =e ere — 9 e Bi. Toutes Henadeuarters, Misxeonri ay ' imma Kiefer an) | Pa ew . ¢ 9-5 . +. , a. os A CEMIEN’ WOR | ~ r yh \ }. & SOV NG CO. | an d ta! nNapers Gall nema’ — kitchen graining Inst .. Buffalo. J Y (cO9 ad tae a > . youre ‘e BS geervere hat’ minor repair work, a ee’ . 4 4 - 2 " aS - _ ‘ aU iny by ; . r, : od . ‘ vou y ris e ; us make 7 NGI I ” a ae — : : : , “ Bl... ST LA} Is MO) J I> ritcokR - , g lish } . x ccurse n Fm - : AUTO MECHANIC--SIt.: “ POUR . “s ~ Fe whit is A ‘ r , 4 4 ’ . ; ; . F . t ee: ' " —— . A A, P 7 peite r EK ng! an ; . 4 : , ph 4 ‘NS Waitnrwright Midr. “ns — « } men Rar or Grand. Laader eR *} . R ‘ frame ret ra : eel vA > y SR BY a = glen ay Rs Delmar £219} 3178 Easton Brung ER Co. scientific Engiiah. oaieen te a Enetish, i a. ent work pre feried’ or alien te French. ‘. rowt Dieanatey on for ; — ei wis ig , ere . a4 ‘ om » 4 PrP Ds > P4Ry : = “ j } . Wwe Can Save P er » ’ clety or mon. thy ve : - ~ a AT’ ri) Wi a -- . © | vie award Wat uh "215 ‘ 1 A SAC . 4 c™ id , > :*, en 70ur Ssnipmens. A te ephone “how our sampie 7 angers: consult me: cle eed a BS whe Cai experts, | in y¥ ben's ane on ee Bor N-A84. Powe see . ) | vse a ps (weriand : ; tem § ' wf. 4-1 shinetes tr aro Seder ee é e submit Ce onciis B = Dring you a solicitor (cRO) sfied customer woods and have a gat. | Private ang confi dentia| instr DO pony aarly; reasonable Call at 6503 Mac 33%,__Post- ‘Dispatch. — i | MARE «vel °? , R1is sin kes Linda , HO ian “AIT Di Gs box : Quality Dew! Te | sired. Box O 04 ont -Lai ution if de phone evenines after A —— MAINTENA ("| (RB SITES | 7 vs rye ual Mra ' ay & hy ‘ =T ‘ | mas Mi boa | tT "7 ’ % 2 : “ mc . . iss = PAIRS -_ -~- > ! ‘8 | ae’n el cfr] vli-e . oD Ddent ry " ’« " 4 andy n. NE av? —— : At TO Bea Py anes ». hte _ mn av ie 6(¢ Peace: Maseagre - ha steady lox R.- Tw or Watchtan LAR Kl Rk kK | |_oet tn , 7 : ; . ve) 7! UF work ~~» " : av. . } ’ : ‘ et us i _ ~ | ‘ ss pa ; rol eg M isaour) v UuD- to tate : - — " pnamentenedl . —_ . M Ay 2] 19 , A. MO ; T's end b ry Ral ry Phe ’ tn hon ee AL LA 4 Le ' , , d ‘ : mre) “ = (c7) A G. ‘2B nN AU we R SU PP P ‘L y iw . ‘CE | R, ATT 2 Y Hk A an” Marker ait. Barber ‘ ar pe BAKER a . = i ege t MACH HININT —Preicla: = wmasnie ‘) , om ; : a “ - ' vi Sycpt) Ne fur ~ wie : +. . - ic | " 4 a ryt ‘ art 5 i in ne teas : JA. 3 ‘OO ] . M. ro ey lost. $5-m oT — P ete ew and ren ~Ne x , oon ris ‘CaJded fg a he pte . ; Stov td ie DE RS SON | y: LE ARN T TEL PGRAI aT W 89 Post * tw rateh or ‘wean’ have ales a fair k q " , t« ‘ ’ ° : ' , : . ™ I r ry . - “ bh . iA she 7 e OF aT ~ ’ 4 enema Didde — yi, oa eee r to the higher ne ee Dvier 2714 ‘oie A441 ‘aah ta. be outh, Fores: ‘ (o44 SAM PL, > Bon IKS St our echool. talk with studente. we PAKER—Sit allround Ling ~— REAUTTE ardiess of price 100 or more | MU" E—-1ae cf vm Montclair ‘“ S mowers sharnenet z= WALL PAPE best and cvarantee position at $140 to start tt on bread rolls t ~ | mo.’ m « PY s17M ~\ Ce Ati Ady lw] * 9 , ; . 4 ‘a! riled for ar le ai , in R CLEAN G, ETC. 1 1 as most co Ormy lete lir e in te ae Gay or evening course. hou - > : Fianker rR 4 Pine. ad 4 r Main SNAY Poat- MKC and { ‘TV PHse TT am .~ AIRS in poemes = @ Sp ell _ row ” , t > I get ga - ’ wr lLwimar ; ; wr. rs) and 68 ( MINT AS + eng eou thw on of Fureka on the y ay FE. pied wn: Dasha orn © os ) ane =t - > how ’ gaa’ = “ " —- STRE ET } Co Century Tetezraph gee | Ae -, tweatiet ‘b | Rt AKER. Sit iret or a TENA NC m {MAN ai. for pty at wi Hil! Bride : ee | SRT Ail Poreest one * wane neticht...2 en ae the Aner JW ETS sharpened and rer tired aaa a vis Whittier st Phones Central 1268 Ou , NT 7th. fe try town preferred 4¢ maintesance , war” Bee motors and penta mee these FMEAUTIPUL. CLT PIN-—Laat: mo rett, warnee build ae Se ar cro ‘test improved power machine 1 ‘A . 3 rating. Painting. Ps , ve 818. (e99) | EARN A TRADE—Y. M Cc = East St Lovie, Mike Poe TENA Bor Wee. 5 . SIrTr "OCT am mart rT wler ' , Zz rf salaroentr 1601 rR rT to w H Mark nen mies n oa, 4 wnoo ee Sd rae 4 — . a = Re Sal wa " nane . i t mateo! in Auto mechanics erie: ' op 2n°9 Qh r 4 reo a - fa end Miseonr' fie POCK ETNOOK y Exch Ride } Aimplete with concrete retaining wall an \INT WASHLING Wid —aAnd : hanging. F. McKnight chee aha, Daves | PR O F iE S tery. vulcanizing. lathe. mechanical and | B enandesh. _*t NTRNANGE™) MAN—SBit.: ei re . Bo edi «a wi a minote BOOK——Lost, gray a oN garages bul't promopet, all and ing to de Call Mr Thom raner clean. Lindel) @Shomu Meht 2522 N. Spring { S I O N architectural drafting. plan -e« tg and > BAKER..-Sit hy good wk he rhe mot “en r own price For farther on rramkiin alent 10 bet — fe a2 | asonabie '? tnee rested ona ard ywer~ Hace Toson l dime! ei) — i@4 ; 2M “ a ele mating. etc Inquire lone 4 ae eat) ot it hand on oies and or oe partiouls rs ankiin a red Washington ~- ‘ ; end ! eatha, OATH A eeenen * = one at RO7R PATCH y ee . LA ANING of walle — building, 3100 \ ediatels main | ~ fax Ors . Pataurday O42 Tr een, 1320 Mlackseo ey WORK-—Piasterin " . 2€3. and paint WmG — UN. Grand Tyier 462. (c&5 d x On The Creend / . ‘ei “a 2 maka, 4251 De Sore 5415 ae, far or ama Gr e ac. DO feb toe fA Cottage. Lindell SOT7 vay — MEN.’ WOMEN—$i Bh RA CEAa . LIONARD wa , . - (e) on ernond.° : . 5 Nacel rand 6470. # ; : ett?) |} 00 to $100 os 2 RALPH oy oN nareke, Me. o j mT FV") Lost tar “yo 4554 Washincten Lindell PLASTERING ana Mann. 3) “LEANING Expert en wal! paper. } cle: A 7 TORNEYS AT LA aw ene ramen service 8300 monthly nm steady worker eg TR Waiige “TAZ a! Containing epectaries PROT | ays : sonal : eren'roid work at rea eloan. Forest 41457 cron | wns travelia e ; te write. i right Bide. & Papers of penell case [ANS e prices: al! ret—~ = te) CENTRAL Law a ot all oan etationary Wri P —— = , @itve Walt \. Lega Me. al valne to ow ANd epectfion:| Order ror “lass work: ali CLEANING i Fureav * Job say eo te -| RAK > £2 mier é' miy ra low Ons Pprenare - ® Promptivy attended } roome, TBe > pal ! lawyer m n B. Sot uickly WHI A RIVER FRONT SPRClalLayrs.~ nr teienhone, Grand t99208 Malte he | 8 W. Mttera Sta ieon eee reasonable. | Siig (inde! S585 week Pr le $88 oaiating. “car “ . enare age Canes. collect “ EN-Ivara ~ Gans and becom oa dn 2 Teestions aah “us re) lle eward No | _ : ~A ni romery ’ “1 ~~ — 3814 Page . . tre | . ve 4 ‘ _Paper = ae 7 I Ms Chertn a . os tate q nt: e n- (ara . Forest ow re pea renalred and _ — : R EPAIR P 4 rR = cleat 5 ioare leant ioe 4 o.: 4a WIno t. : Bulte where. day eysiem krown every- BAKE - it anu guarenieed Cc . rewire work . sor all washers w ‘ *, n waxed and poli shed 4 ws. vetcrans) ‘So Write. M Part clasres. Cal! or 7m Sit. first mse iat Adel! 7.149 ‘ : a YT) d t¢ ° Ww ydown os Ww © cal) any O46] pine ingarresc anixh War Pr ftr_ i . oler ; 810 N ah attion . g upply Co. 8009 K) Ser Biectric EXPERT w : : .| tom, noe tien. Chinese lies -| Country ngsebu: ff Clayton (cS - . a “per c *eaninge recety¥ ing Den “T rebel TRICO "fs (c8) ™ —_ img aud scraping. +& ol iwe vaint-| Eichbammer, P ‘ona, write P I-CITY BARBER COLLEGE — Ty *. — az. Forest 6930. ie) | ension N.| $25: entaiegue free; aria itien. | BAKER—_ait ctlhy modern hand on vias, ¢ Uregon av.. St. “Mer “sent. 4305) ¢ Loula Mo. Yi electric mneenee: hydraulic chairs. 45! 1 | Or restaurant Marka: (c82) ison st

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SUNN MAY 25. "she INSTRUCTION Trade Scn ols STNDAYT MAY =o 1934, ee eee prteRY AND FILLING STATION MAN Pak 7 LONS—MEN, BOYS | SITUATIONS : s he Position | . ares oP ALON MA “ MEN. fT. Loris ss And Mor ~ ~~) EXPE - WITH Sai pee Ti = Z ’ "@ o iy *Er Al, = i . - : - We neat . avs . ‘ gtal , one Ww : years of experi Far Fwer Ni E, PART OR Atl Z oy w ‘ ALi Lous AL, sri L>- \ WOMEN, GiALS SITUAT; RS wo E a. a . —anomnnes ae ie eniatin iii a Pe A iad PoOs’r DISPATCH = - Saaary or comsmise- M ©. POST-Disp ATCH a thon ring « ~~ eS Gesites posi GIRL—Sit.: neat ho ry Mm N, GIRLS MELP WARN BD EN BOYS | e res adel te eee +e ea eeion a Semester ernie Post-Dis ; ANS , With ins lid sre, Catior, traveling } * ork - MOUSE “At NDRee~ws ; TE Mm HEL . ; lie oOrwar rhe > (LER ‘ ~ hii ; : > a - , ri Ls reelis ; ’ ‘© METI C« : “a if } _ . _¥ - : ; ‘ y - : =r) . ‘ nw 4 3fy “tthe NCe elirs — ied Ji am " ang ’ 3 th - 1EN J tab e. first » ann Bo “ K- lu I’os Dis 7 ' ; i : KX R-260) ‘omt-Lire ikl, =i. Oiored Carte of en Pes = LA - x ‘ ° fe ences Printin c a ind Address hee Martin Young prs ferred . - : ~ ' ‘. HAND i Uw T leapce Gg ‘« ; sc? . , ‘4 ; 1? MAN * ' iA CIoM a NW. : . . ii A | eat .i his ~ wis 4 oO Hats b - - 7 VA 7 oat i Me r raz iarr }’ ies pb Mul ; 7 : a e ~ ; : Hit ider . wre , _ tt beet Be S / bwusew ork A in; A Sil wis) T leaday w: +06 urg, Miss : Silat ne . : ai “4 “ui 7) 4 Mat . ; ASHI} R was Oza Dew! 1 tm On ume nd +! "ie ay kind ' 1* ic’ Ol ae r , sf) ‘ ountry: private os . 1640R - . ee | Bo- i o@ a] ’ : sda + nd — . : _ a ae ei pect ed. ie) PF! : a1i0on none ] . : ‘1 ‘ ’ oF Or) ‘ rle M ’ > Cleary “aAle) i ‘ : . : iat s J ho *y - : " _ : : . ‘ . : . rar Py . " . . - = - ret : area a comipiete Bel lajnlilar ; - iW ; udeii - Mar] . st . ney, Ginhl, Sit UF neat coolred Want n 440) , . aa "ork. Lindell blduWw b)) ee " A eisai Hust have oun! . experiences eh . Nom —r af . MAb ER—To meke moeide for casa- 4 le r) " a tax reason 4 . . =) « ; . : ‘| ™‘™ . j SIN wer : - if gs or a + , ‘ . é ia ioOrgh i~t Ss \ ’ ght. z > : arc ge nera j office , xDerien, e — ais — Sern ibe os fl ae | ai i v rite Ha tlewville a? D-&4 hos! Drispat h ' washman on —e ary Cinpi > 2s ‘ Al EXE ' TI , 7 o MAN—sI] ] NOW IN Delunar 5B) i] : ay Work Dy Week, (al) lol N rivet OMBRATY ri Si mee er Someone familiar wit oats bust tes | sty if berflrmes Lwiler Drpara Ce.. Ime ; . ence ‘all Tina 1 years ‘experi. PLOYMENs * *OSITION WANTS EM a : : aX108 - months « wimg? ges De S8lary to start 335 to $90: geod Remee tt ive Sane. and who un Mur HAN ‘er - te 1s =~ landeil 52095 (bi _ WEEK p “~V ENINGS DURINg | UI RI-—S it red: age 1a 2h Post-Dispa " experience. " Box R-3O1. future: state ful) particu ar rs mn food derstands bottling. eorking in et inne \ Nik Crescent ~Paaiag " : J re ; a 7 _ . : “ - ; atter ‘ " > i ; ° ~ . _ . ‘ > at ce. ana OD. rAlee typewriter M \ Sosa hy #X per i« nes d : : \ O “7, x “ 9 ’ | is T [ors ~~ hoo! hours (‘si] or writs M ar . . Vi AT? os _ ‘ Til} ler la hex cy. as "> “pe . 4 ¥4 - arrison Bi ° ; sat AUuUndress or (nor " : . ; : oducts Tbs | ome wel recommenda Ur! m . ~~ ») j Ost I> err ¢+% J PO’ . my WG } Foxy . iB ‘ “te . 8. if Tr , - ; a ’ Po» T) vee ;» - Rive fl@rence : $58) : a fo: chy ¥ work oO “Oh o% tare iiox rT». a. bc Dia | - ~ ' . . ’ . : : “ 4. a’ iia y Unsider Washing 17] j S or, - i . = ae color “Th ~ef ha » rr, anaiat _ oe ' y . | ] 7 } ank’ " be “J ~~ ria, ant. eo slanlom m % : , “-, & yeu . present POSitLiION. Ment *Venings «f+ 1 ss 5 eMDpDie a ‘lVersic, j Fae ari As ‘stn s . ont “TIRA Rex YT) 1o4 —_ Ure vees : z: bus i_pasrh. mw ailing roow. a Week R331 Post Dismatch Not af: Lid “) = ‘. e | , - r) : White mon ‘ ia iM 470 Ver +¥ — RS} si. ; , ome ibis ateh ' t $5 ; rr} VAN exper enced with Mow : a mu... ans bi : ~ bd). a : : ape > as worr ‘ »- °284e-—ii.,. neat Nle iiwens Tactics ‘ RC) OO " .. . -. : jon ~m—e* \ vA N- 270 P.-D rast N , oss Y SHS Dos) asses me confinemen: 201 S—U Odes l¢ , ‘8 open re and ake charge si hianee : " A ot : rork . M A \ . . , \ a ; _ [ r (% for , ; . : is , j . 4 Yea ra r re : . nities : > . : ; . , ; - : or letys 1 y . t.. See _ Bae "REA tt te . , “ i , ine Lo ? . " > BY re on! — . “ Vur ( ran an’ hy na A rr - = . li] , “ r ' ‘ t «i } rat Dis s fi Sl ei sé. bio x is 5 1135 . ‘ork L “ = 508 f cr : (ih ne, if ; ‘ : » 1) sage Th Pee [ Whit. = ‘ees , n urup estore ("al ~ . . _ ie . x . ald eer! : : Meee , : . . — as ‘ s THa ait: . ; . oa ~ tie n in ; wry M . «> . vi . y , \. : “ . vw & at Dy Wore k " . = , i Vor ! | (RO BI ? m% Ik “i us ~ . : ; - v oor ‘ ; se ~ 4 r Years Appl) 3940 Ww sto oF, | . ' h.t rory ‘ bet) s’eaart: . At, Py Vn er hou ~« work re.eTr Owe! CL PPrience —s ~* mall ite vet ~ Meas ’ ' } = if . U1 a | eral OURO Work Or . oo one i - “-UrTSe desires tern, . Be >) a - ~ : | ed = ‘} ° ‘ ’ | ? rf +44 \! ° bs in Nau. : $e "a4 Land)! $n (1) | MAN—=wsit Nous a ae es Oe Il. re! = e y ¥ —" ‘ aid Wind ” C.eaninge j UV LULS and . 7 ‘ FLIADICc arm MoT ler ed ; ry ~*¢ a pee | ‘ | ~ a i Pex OnlmM @nde 1 ‘ . . and ry kine CO Ws ae . a ‘ si ik ~- : Aeent e*.periencs hhc A ive rue LPER—Ss , Paints Washed , E , “uy work 60D xe wa" ; all Grand z home go Sam sata ag Dlachine 6 NTER S HL, ~ — , ; years \4 a4 ww — ’ Da [> : Panir i [ oo ” ,* * Tif it oF © 2 = me id em- {; ’ j brs « - . sy Ww izves Pret ere n ea Ss? Y y ¢ 4 nm ~ id 75 £@ 5 i A : > ‘i AAS ~~ fice sf * Rms : ” er: : "2 “e handy 4 H tools Caf ©un- : a inde $150 YO ‘\ \ ‘ ——— a OU -_ ) ~ =" . . Cierica@i work ex. i ae ' t,i Fl ‘ Be YyY—~ ‘o Orec ‘ ; ~ —— | Dove . eferes ° ind tend rej uired Kox Wool! | i} | | Rat Ve ' ? ; + : ") - or Mon da’ At db ik se’ ii 7 | a... A i? W 4 ee : o M 4 sit SOIT exper aa =. - . b Vr" Si €irem. i> x lL) = 2 , ' . on . “Jib. ur MyM tor s offices rood . - ‘4 Ur a ie UT Aeiive ry “ re 4c) " ’ - ; mtr " . : * er) Hctlow j “hea J - —s and _ ; . : “ : “al : hijse Ww é rk ' " - “A h t oO ‘ > © i ‘ a ; s }? > ved ry rs ' 7 “ Tf ing Mrs Mi ler 191 5 : = ic > oe anni y at mes 6335 Le! — - i ; : Uh ri , . POR PORE MA N NTE R—S) epairs alleration, t, no. 77 wu hia wee Nes had fartin. pew or oid Work or ar.) n nd: aA» per 7 . vs nut Yor. i7 after . . - ClO | Vork ih : es rey : . Rays T ' work “ = sinin : ' 4 s Ter a rice Ah mie. xD befurs ind ‘ s . = , ds . “ai +! c~ ; a ss ; ; 4 , -iv “= ; a 4 nw inn par : : - . : v + le the . ty eounty | “ ny Py st .T) MA ‘ Sit awe ¢ . -¥ si A N Sit by ' ~ : . - ” a “is : A.D Ww) nh COok ta kis , ak ] , CADAIHe cf and nde . s _ pa or Her SEM «a \ ba perien : io ieoeel —— * — * = q wr hour, «? cry. ' wat wn 4 “ATC laAaAker judi} . . 7 : ed : Dn e! T iy $~ 5) i] ber typewrirt is Aline and i ’ Tstands ‘ eaning hats 10°00 oe ‘ t tee ,» *1lCFry ring '« ' 4” IX wemeanshen in \ RPENTER- Sit Od Py new work re Py ‘7 ines maT wor rr Purler Caverie, ce (Ieee ; - "= work (a ~ ey 145: _— vinchenoh “ — K réen rd Potliry - d aul “a Fs or tract: reasonabie KE note wt, time: 26 years iS Bese a wieR. 11 cx. 2 , Conor ‘en 6school; work! >) ————> vs BOY Be: } yen room and board; references. Box | £00 lary ’ oon if HuADIE orest Miovrers faf cur, te r : : ‘ e) i ’ "Fr ' “ afte r ecb 0 | ho irs exDPerler Ced , an al . £4it A I sn =_— r mp Oo? eter | year - ui ~« Ww er) 14 and 16 te run err ands “ 4 : " tr sr } oat . " . ° ; >»! ’ . ~- i” ‘ ‘] ; , ; , —_ . lies ' rT ~) ; ‘ - . Al Ww rk ‘T) nat “as ; . wl - , . Pt . M AN >») - ’ > - ‘.. “a5 : ‘ . . m3 BiG ‘ ~ 2 , seT stand mia Opera iV9ns ’ Re! ‘© aving Sop hu ne 4 rT) ' e* be bP he : . > os iis ate Z? . aRPENTER S HELPKR—wsit_. 2 years » singie. 49. wanis st. . 00% oe" Bat, steady. 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Steau - ve ‘ : . : ; ; “tT Or must : » , . eile e . me tA i \» : u DAY ba sec ou la - > aoe ~ - s . LP = 1 P . - ' ry « 4 " oe ‘ ‘ " . +" “a - “rs, >I 1ANnO. eaita- _ ~ ~~ ~ . ~o” — . . ~4 . a beryend hour. ( ‘har les Mo. (e3 ) Out j " I>.4 : tos iP batcb har) S.4 V‘anted - reneral Special Co, He COOK—s colores male so rood XBerience ' ' = r ‘ ae ’ Monda a er eto: nt —y . ‘1 SHOP ORDER “Cc war live R41 ho ne en Ne Pe fear: , re im (i \ ~ ata s¢ : . ‘ "keV I N"} BY] ISH ERS——Nonunl. Aanie a ; en is yea q u. “o we n in : - Pm ; “ oy factory mane Pe me 5391 he DCe +2 , ¥ 2 . ~ r A ; ] i] 4 , 7 Z » . fis ~! he an ' ‘ary >/ ~ Ales ee a . wv reign *Vator doors . c . . = ’ rv y’ , i’ } ‘ors ; > i ’ a ; ry vs : ~~ . rn e , » - " aay ae : nday het ' aru i : ; re Ma rie al ' rts and cyyv ia ; be “a , ees . een " os ; } )° > > ; : _ e4 : : ¥ ‘ . : . . ? 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M ~K TTL p ecrnicrs N.S ; gener, l A “ and t'owt.I> Sparc? te on . > res Fan “Or; : Ler ‘ take mare. of heme _ ‘ T ~ ’ , ry ’ _. , . . : . * teat? tuc — “ag Otor Maintenance and reneir | SALESMAN ~ YOutr:c na > ‘ars a — ‘NV ednes 4 4 sda a Q yr] - ; Miiy are away “wrand COATMAKE i FE , pernenced (all Sunday ~~ Sate om K-278. Poat-Dis ‘acd . ° n Years . » , : 2 - ; or ay 4 : ‘ y sae 4 - aun we . we ' os PPO TIOTt Treorning ig M orn): oO” *7y] ¢ MAN | v , ‘ exp ence steady re eijir (per oe 4 ¢ ee - : »* Pnced 4 4 - - Mi Orel 503 (Olum Dia , ) OTF anize 5tmerican | 2 (ub Sentry Pales ne res " : - . , m- ; 7 ; - x) * » : " - -. oe . ’ “ * ~~ > q “ ~ : , yy a © u , ts Ro referer st 1ROC A “alifornia CA Fes ers — bw ; f Pet eres ey } OX PR : ioe wy “ at Unoca - sits _ ~~ — wr Vi : . . re line cor rh tent with ] Meat r dg tii lh and St , baries - ity eau we MON 7 : enerag, pa a. 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ShCRETARY — ; rerere . or lialier mm exchange for a hor . of Aeeignine toole and die« Pipert st es ny a —_ . ) RaleaSey i Coriored Monday VEVER Send ON/GINAT recommendations i. ae —— — sO Cae Sr09 eL) : ' i I o = Gent aire | f ; : _ ; ’ - eBAs . a . . bie : if ; se t) 4 ~ we ? ? Ly 4 - the fan ’ ' a7 eiderly gentie tMrater in Versaity eqgucat tor wants Cor , LA LNG SiI remo nf’ aitera ‘An- anes ‘bureday. Friday Cail Lindell '® @pplying for empooyment. USE COPIFS tne ~ . — _ =. ; : "ante youtw cen an y oA Sit lines k Of refine rye re Teacher and linguist nection with larre manefacturine plant tior eur r 7" family sewing to di . 8 READERS dea wring io fit themealwes for DRI »« CLERK—Regietered a> oF , we ; ‘et tebe @letes —_" “" be ye co R-RRR Poet. Dienst -> *" PD wrtie men and has executive a ; ; =a 7% VAUNDRESS : eX perrenced colored higher positions tt? rough especial training years O16 honest and . relimbie geod | MECHA “a Au reund man must have ed hewe @bitity ‘6 Gveeten ‘note \e ‘. - : i . > = 2 “re ry ’ ’ ’ ree - . : is ! fo “ ; ° : A ‘to : 4 , 32 te? ? . ' ti ® 1 a sf ” ye ys : “2 eo03 Mous oo M AINTION *k TRIOK DRIVER—Sit.: aged 25: white; | DRESSMAERS AN amts few more en-| o™ undies to bring home indell | howld read the Instruction Trede Schools | Wages: references. Box 192. Poet tre Wyandotie a. COM. Co, 3712) ponte.” A ‘arene wat ine ame. r 4 : -. Cleetirs-» and : ‘ oh —Sit an Ve Y perme aundr lruck driver fur raremeniae be ‘ S. XK Per enced l et : = and Schoo's and College dada. DRUGS “LARK. Registered | nals wer > : ’ ‘ ‘ ’ 7 > a a . . a . : : : - ¢ » : : , ' nc hanes > 4 handy Tas ? : or wa chman Coifax | Miah refer nCces anf bond ‘mA Grand aes work. refereners Pox 1-268. Port oA RES —# i experienced: ocoiored . — . -— hoe’ Pieht mar Skye | a locum 4 ; rwe were BT PCORAPHE 3 aueng : : ; ‘4 T*, a? Ive iieaiach | ” . 14040 ‘J Mond . : 7 vesdav rel eranore bee ‘ MEN, BOYS pe 7 — palonwues a rawt - ea nnn -- ee : ae os. d - | _ : ae ex nected Res ©.177 '* tT) Mmehiie, wilh few-ayle wrirten © vereaniee ' fant « ayes week. ; - . : is ere yOuUsesr ork colored io ‘i . on O'S Sais ore erperience on DevTreier cars Steady s— bee Part tring ; cam allronnd. . | eT ~~ © ae a ee Bement 1423 oe te pees. That “- i gmeai! bus work, ing references, MacCarthy-Par. EFTIMA TOR Planing mill. mest 3 ext yeu ae: heowr eupertenes or canna” ows | ane sy : ” . *» 4 Zour : ' ~ “"@ : . Snes ae t T be . - ; - = . ’ - . ; w ASHMaN..., ~ ae ss n eake al AN~ aj ~ — Grrr. ae - -| a " ue 63°70 | ~ rienced anewerr confidential Rox A Forest Seen oO | — kind he aM. Wastes work | Ganpow TRIMMER AND CARD wrrr. | GIR Ronee nacian ante ceasing ¢ " _ a 2 years mer : Lows s , ber: wit? finest : : CHINIST- Pre “ \aen rvs h = rw A frie whe Me ek DAC , et ou ' ih SM les | fiver and Trake eo = M re . Uwe ana se © ag oq 7’ Troan oF “ ru lipats retetl ag er =. wd } and lathe Nan " : ae n _ won es Merion «i's ‘o> = Arnericar of magni’ mr rn a re evi'« ~min anes i, A NI LAS hes © bored 4 ] 5 an ADVEPT o if ; r ela 1s T... Regist erect M ismone heures , ’ ")s . me 4 Wy a ts Ty “® Tia a. t te PE treet wt : on io | gest ew " . . “ . . be . a ‘ 23 oe >] a . " " . - . : Of weidir le ~ RB mpoertas ner h and tne if you have a product th = » . ’ excon'ls \ ? ning re ferences ' , MA BAG ata) lishe toc 10 » m. 4 dave week active , riy Mr onrnd tmper laters evening» | at epektin 1! — Pate = Dera ne nt position 5 me n Me . ~ al arr sal AT) f r for ‘ . . Tw re fenp- ° eelat | +7 we Vv ri ie _ -OTRUD ; Ye + : : eT CPT ? a man referred TALS thins ete = rive ‘s } ve re Le — ; ae - ~e .? ww = mr - y iw r an? : & mus ler lat r™mpioved af present vies Res ©. "R80 Pont. TR e@eorteh > + — : ; . 7 res Ale ‘rar ' xkreat induse'r: frelon neces Mow Ts -; Peer.) wate? 5: i rr “ me . me , 'ulteos reasuuabie . ‘et ee girs? future fie "ae mene? : - 4 owt Drip te fh , ; : ppb , . roa rem tems be . Lar FOSS . ys T'th 4 wn : ~ 798 owt Dispatch ‘ oe ’ ’ wer O10 ts Koy le rend 34 : : : INTES ry Py “+ | it ee 14. os ery ; per . wu Pov 4 > ae” er a Bala. “ "e > ater “ . hur 4 A reer be Tyr? CLFr An erere hen’ ‘a preorr Lue ity fo Mii ~ "| t managce refres eg t : 4 “. , hand coor 8 slectric wari NS; for factory succeanf temporary: experience: food worker is aporeciated Pos D171 Pom | pct! ay ih. trae ~ * an energetic registered clerk. whe con irdemes: steady work. cood nee ra STONE O8 BRIG KMASON iret or second — » Maine |WIN, motors and general New: ' rk ; Col = — — - . “pT invest 3000 of mare wird / a a Fe on pay. Ta ad . forme A 4847 (willie tena nee work as wr Onn e i ; om Messa ability enmroous © Work Up a ; r 4 VAT? " Bi 8 [4 sala : Pretecieam — - \ HIS ST g E R’S ~ ‘ LiA Ni EK > an patty T —_ v — aaa nm Py Wit - ; 1m « wwlem? et a ge wall Ane wer oe oS ‘Mu , . ’ Fo ehi . ’ Lite \ > - . fa 7 aa ' ~ " »' vy oy 5 ’ “ \ I } . ; at . } ery ~ 7 ' sa) & ; TTLOMgS . ik = Vw “. Mmryrr om? at a ry ust ; ave ow ? , re ‘ ' ‘* . ’ , “ie hs ’ * 7 ) ; . . ¢ ipl Lo. eo ave : - ~ r or *E De rie —~— =a : — ~ > r hem - ~ oy \ > ten TT _ ’ | »} ‘ Oo r [™ . : ; J L.A erina st NmarTS Pic 7 ;? 4] ; : 7. Prwe; » - R — ~ ght ioe. fLeady err, MEN Tw ; ee Leer rn ares and er Pe 7 ao Pg ry —— . + . rir ring uUTrimer va i fz © ’ : ' ’ . ’ rh . . , : - . — “os “7 : neni 9 , ; " : mand on ples and cakes ' Sonera) renairs references. F lem with parts 7 x & Be Ry, ae -— y : —~ o © nO uneéry work LAT NDRESS—Siy white : bing SM bo OM iS—Appiy 3701 Fore: Park erry rn est _ ne Piackmer- Pom » *, Pome. tmunt be pes “) 4 ievet-n he 1083 s« 1r> . ' noe s€ 1) then will act ae chewffenr arn. enenn w ‘4 hes horff® -+reasonah), white a - isn - : ; Pine ¢% ono} Herel urd 1enry . 145 Reuwey Kachange Ridg. te Tut iNiae And pot t nie, tt 1 -Qeit oat - Tera tc Tr} omens unghie oe ' HANI erenced on all, ——_. 4. tween © 30 o mm and 12 ; a > nh ret or geod second hh ’ neeietans = - - ' —- oe rec. '© work dav or halt —— & gang ar ar eas, Dest - ser naker of cars Hox R-178_ Poet-Die EE TIMAT ES \i men for geners en . ~ ; ee . “a be news ~ lw ~ x4 a rhe ; | | - : ’ : 5 ’ “ A TUM 1k} l- Sit PE Perience 4 .T ' . ™ ree ive) “ha ances } rex : 4 _—— : a — : tract or z oftice Sale etnerionre — wr i “ARS dad i Mio Lb e ad tres a&ato oe A. ‘Te as Moat be er ne seme ay - rear > ‘Tt ° bul Piling any ° - ke uu“ ter heuw of ree Fee — _ . . . ’ a 2 42> Mi H ‘Ni ‘S " Men “ith Marry 19014 N 13th rienced. Box R-222 a oe oe ' : 3 Tres N - enenry We furuie 23 « —"* i: — 12. Poet-Die ‘s cleth are: ¢ we omen! 276M atk for Rrownine | LAUNDRESS—An good -olored. warts 3 at ‘TOMOBILE PAINTER—Ané riper _D-159, Post-Inapatch ™ (eam mings Mfx (Lime (Ae Leste | a OUR Clty Laumiry 46ti wa 4 Pit r om ts ; AN PR sie for men’s clo “= SS an re he : or ¢ ¢ave « week £5 15 day Remon t feet he nett close leat, a EXCAVAT? G—dibneral lob here anai ~~ © meme amar | Wann MA? : + ey ' = west haee@ wen . riderty Wishes position se len gel! nm or out of ity best refer Bie 7 Ouns ored, for light 13? -“" > 7. fy Cnt - Mill: ry E blind Mien 4 a , foot an brand 4 vardman or houseman with private fan " Rex RF 140 Poet.Tepatch houee work Lindel! &P 7. ie) | Rox R235 Pret Theme ch oniy Hon :. 286 Poe! | - . P , “ rh a honeat ita LILA . or wh ’ a ’ ~ ' 7 Lis eo la) ~~ ( mre cleaning he GaY ar wv ‘the @ « wa “eh : at ; a Pe BNO & Sa tah . or ehkes am» Par x bh nr rite gyi "s "vy \l 1 u I. 1? tS ae? uae re f ; , . vf, ‘ os ’ m 4a! \"w - - — crest Sieve Weil | o 2. [204 Milents ss aah. LAU NDEs Wa ' fires rane | . - ; . ) 7 finisher. Apply UNION HOUSE _ Carton, Mo ‘ydewn 225 a A WERICAN STEEL F ff ' pe rien. will i Weet’.* MAN sit “er Work ef any | Ube “ae, rl erenan, bemeni | may and Wetaweaas. Ca "a i; BELL BOY—-« itaine coer en . _ " " > , | 7& Post -Dispaica. hi venings, 3453 Osage. ale ae er or waite Bement os u | FURNISHING CO~ 1126-38 Clive | ra cag L-s DRY, Granite City, oL “ 2) i a e a ode

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” ‘ . ES Ya aa ae ETE ey age SOUT gt ” Sa . OE AT RT eT EPL ea er eae ee TE KT ET . " ao we B v rt ‘ a ot. oa : y E. tex ee na & Miseue’.) : . ‘ ep as = , “ ate = ys os ae t F Sn A Aaa ag ts Ta * sail ." \ , oe ; ate, ay r = J ——- ap en Y | = oa 2 S P . ay “te — a.” > ; fe at a ae 7" as oui > Dong . ay " ae ey ” A . wae ? . * : ‘ ty ry » le . = .'s = i ga 700 MEN AND BO YS WANTED—Is the position you seek advertised in these columns today? | | Ps apie * ASSERS and soticn — a eo _ ISB post niern ATCH. __ ey , , i A. Sb a 3 aiiedien . 3 "HELP 'WANTED—mEN, BOYS AGENTS. WANTED—MEN | AGENTS WANTED-—MEN | | SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN WANTED a SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN V WANTED 4 SALESME ay") wan Cc en oG a Laclede. Sunday. imported lair SALESMAN Man with large ac- | SAL ESMAN—Experienced, to vut Over) SALESMA N—Side line. salling on hard-| SALESMEN—Reopresentative for St Levis VACATION POSITION 7 ee GSE its Make $7 daily: 3 —~ — ° tas Sehmidt, 7. ate ee eee —— . -2 good. H. Burnes. 2651 | AGiATS—harn big money A‘ 42 NTS—Sell our genuine : assocla,- pa ashington av. ; ‘7) red | - easy, quick ch Serap! 130 pearl.necklaces, genu-{ Quaintance, favorably knov and ro $0 Oe ty Bogen: rain eee Oe | Southere een eee rad traveling ami vicinity wanted by large. well rated “Pisamane enloveabe, dignif x 4 t sellers. WINDOW WASsliPin- Muat be experienced | pestet tractive = pryposit . value; —- ng discounts| confidence In his ability tose ‘be sia: | Write secretary 3100 N ‘Taylor av. | lan price ok: on nists uf popu-/ manufacturing company desirous of en- | two fo (hf-e = iimes mare 4 | -.. gr ae high man piece work 7 aa 6 tone nt. } v500 Sd av. Birm- io i ' , siear “Oy daily it cars and tiucks an COommisen ashe i Me eee : ——— ' , a Ox ge : state e€X-/| yearly oportunity Ovr automobile and | uring summer selling , “S VASSE! RS-—And “golicitors; ; ‘ —. —_ ees + ‘ , . ; - e . >T “ >| ; ’ ’ > uw 4 ,* ’ . re ae VW RAPPER—Youns | 4 reserve your territory now. De | Sle eae ee 8 eve men no Bas Rad of riety brushes; everybody uses, Our Ne Ww banding: Commis radio batteries with three-year fuaran- Write fully giving age. . ws the man to ste = yee are of axe, -— soung man, about 20 vears | 4 rid | geo gu! "| 26 W Quincy st., Chi 1 perience selling insurance, pianot, ogc make $4)-370 weekly; write Quick, NG) ———— D-237. Por | tee sell readily to prexresaive dealers. Av | teaching expe » 800 and date Be pest money eettin’ 6 SP Suve o wr x 7 re eoats, bi re ' resis | cons mers . , s ; sorne ge r ’ ar { 3 ; Ss . ° : _ Mer. e manet be EO hn A ry post pa kages; is, & ell » Fao to | AGENTS—Absolutely free . manasere and desires to make sou e real or ney | Way Brush Co.. Hartford, aes | po HSMAN-—I want one’ more a vlicanta must be able te finance them E. Cc. Mehr , 800 F os ts. Van Mu J. 2o In thie kind of work ry - ‘€ arama ty: ‘ ’ sas through hard I come iD wm et us Pe, DOr month to start ‘ate eo | imowdiately. Frankiin Lpept. 36 A made cap to men Whiitns wear it af . : —— n Riefling SALESMEN Powerful! ‘” + ity Wits iu : ‘ ah Dresent wna € € ' a ves. Butler Battery ° sage " : -—- a nee . m adr { le dally. ee OTT expe rience an . ss «“! . advertiacment for M> . sfi a measure #1’ piain oul - ve + : —— — pen ep ee > Eiare protection: |! it = S a e° ; FY ; bou for the home te famil ea ; >) et " in rin rs > : ; } jie i ; Ss. ahal " ; AS . ery rere now Laat ; b oy a. | von-Ve ir divi lena = — - } ‘ - ry s > > ‘ ‘ ‘ ing fro Th 9 to + +o lozsen Ss Der cant e rk , : 7 or ™ Box W-217, ¥ : : | sign | tant 1 s ) ~ Vege ry ler, DITA A je Hide SA Late Mi i \—To seil Chevrolets. 7 not mar Car; § + for $2; + | mise cov mail and large towns | “sloemen to sell tailoring eg. member ef lodges including th MAN—Experience’ 1: anit ustrated book” fr 'E. Palwe-, 144 e satisfied to eal 20 dally : oe . : > ___s-__. Pra | cent profit. Absolutely new. Quic in Misano ait Sve, rerereness and lines you | BOma._ Meyer Tak Oring Oe : . able to stve — "Fresers 7 . “ : if : ai | : ; i se. - . . . ” . . " . . Ca rh . ww ‘ ; es . , . . , +, ~q@ 2 Y ee - = | one a poe er * —— —_ ons ) ' ’ »9d0a h ' ; e " wer de ¥¢€ aAnG . ‘ ; il chu ' : ever? : ‘ ? ‘ P ° . A . . ' aid =?) « ” T.cC : aed - . Faded : ’ - — mm” " rood ro™ yor Nt} M . T'o r ‘4, j \ a ac vance! complete outfit, 20c ; “ve Ww f bri: tab 9 Overs . require a ’ \ 7 “bi if city : rigzin il sket« has i = i } Da 04 yo . Siz : omnis ‘ . ve , 4 = ME N—Sel! hee owne gs — : F ~ Tre! Pra i fy Fiouse-to-house: Ewe 7. 10 to 12 a. m.. 3725 Californ \y Sales Co., Dept. 85, Boston, Mi under Oe i peery Wome: sizee 66x08; | CLOTHING SALESMAN — Young furished: commission only. B 4 ar rehant & prospect. Take @ chance’ “make big money: it's easy’ with | dom ae r y 33 8. ee = ——— od ° » . . . ' cts ore Pai every , 7 — ‘ , 4 ~ Po | ae ’ : , ww. | 4 Lem —- — pert in win v . B20-$40 dailyt selling Handy , r He é : eaiental : ‘ experiences d to aet as assist- SALA ‘SM N i ® patch w an ; fac eure ‘las. Tex. ; 1 et : Ba amy ~ s hese are the posetbilities we ’ of public and cS rk “or! ox Y-145 sas “ . , ~ ; , r . . 0 ' eg ; ~ TOUNG MAN with some a 4 ~ ple aa "an t il} st? ated « log na delivering ~ tod y Lat M fg. I Hox D 38 Post Dis — i¢ S Sid EB N—Karn $15 te SCV caity relliing warm ff $ 4000 to $60 "J © are m Bar at pe now Th ’ vk | SUMMER SSE % Cc i =a s. sell hal! Post I =~ shop on drill pre jlutely free. Komola I rfun ere, C., ddjebero, Mass. A JAN Ix pet lence _ “Man hester whl garments maie to S Lhe rst} oar and better alterwards. bye hat } “an ith inaprovement Students and rt ndeit 187 a a7 . : / son Park, Chicage ; , . nin ante i measure ihe D write for particr ars ' = ost-Dispatc] / , bys! ean SEN TIMI TY tunity aS ; | s .4.. : j | AGENTS——tio into business; large az al be packers: answer im aon” £8 "awe —_. ae 1. | 2*% dite " 7 “es es Sie / : Te £o ‘Into the r ou NG MAN | "1 _—Deuble > mceule handling | D cieee sein i> meee = . lena toh | Chicago Utility Garment Corp... 1432 Alt- BAL ESM BN -Live Ww ire specialty con. teal riz «> Lne 512 wu mrme , | Semen Ww td. tmnt manufacturer -~ ‘ “hic? ' 7 : . “ . assured ~ basin Ss a ns a Mra. ; ' , ' ; ! rin pOolishine tf ivpfat eei.er wo! men _anxious to get into business LUT } } ery 2 9 wal a .) rie eens yt ive ~~ o on = will be in vour sk \ IS] NG M STZHbD . a . ; 4 ’ : . P Dee } 7 tle rs %1 a —- im nop 12.8 SAL ics _MAN Ww ANTED. ing education J faRTNEK Y= — can —— . a‘ : . ea) ' ; : . ' it Pyia A y) ‘ a ee I i eT. . . - : : +) " . , i 4 ' | lor , e€ Mad ‘ 7 ae ‘ | ie ; ‘ i “A i* i ibe. . ; . - 4a ‘ -_ >t 41: le } A; i >; TEN oOK- SATLESMEN—We have opening for OUNG MAN ‘o aoOlicit prosvects, Chev e free Mission Co |. Halsted, |- rince agents ic diamonds. z . : : ‘ se ; .* . : ; ‘ ’ + Fe : imo cs ruar , ; " . . tr . : - . ane am t ‘ | . : i: wolef care tmuet } South St. Lonis hicago. Ti itteead 20 ars. h ow Pbril BRON . de -. re LRag vA im STAT: | Salesmen; permanent territory >) @ @a! r. BB woh | For eastern owe The K eriuper- for automobile oe ae eebeny boO~ 4 x “ tise ~eriaim Ted BR ; 1 | ' | ING EXPERIENCE AND RBFERENCES. | commission wi th drawing account Son, 1 Tithe Guaranty Bldg. : Comnany. one of the oldest and : ae oe . I garTxen Wtd.——Fo rofitable;: $16 ad : Ask tor Mr r ‘ are: manufacturers of high-grade ex- a tv D “ @traight hel la ry é tT tod i, | ee | ' ‘ - = bye ‘ , i ry ) , } (Li g « - ' o Lot uciinge radiophb Te and new Ly | ; — ’ $65 ~ - GE R A LDINE Hi. +4 ow , 198 SEVENTH on? a “Ir | ) nN rst at p ' ooportun! locat company, salary 4 Bees: Onred with services, } ‘'S = ; TT Pr Fi Trisnat h . bonus, very good prospest, | E een wid By profesional age, experienee and fal . spec . ground or capital, fer ~ r far : ee ¢ - petarences giadly ‘exc Box \ “32), Post- Yi . , patient ig fot fa aoe Se as — “eer ‘d—A lady partner t PARTNEN e capital re ' license unnecessary : 9 , Meat “ : I pu I , DEI FLLED, PROFITABLE OONNE®- perienced roofirg cerment and paint | Lt) floor: ill personally ' ' | pe Uuasen a2] of isons i if » ie l) Man facturer WAIN At iu : b a Tue i ~ ;- j a . a . : : . P . TOUNG MAN—Stenograpner x ener iv tributer: entire or part output, a we agents’ sampl we , (C) |SALESM sc aiskien $i50 weekly Why | SALMESALAN BY LACH AND EMBROID-| 7 whe as may Bg ree age ak hemes perros ean tant; must be hich lend portunity. Eastern Electric, 53 | bes no quick. Mexican Ina- not you? Attractive staple limit: hexht ERY IMPORTER $50 “) nigh» ks J right mab wil ! tru oe i . tunity f ’ arr rr is qm an who wants tie rence inn ‘wy “” : ane Wii ittez to work in : | usi ness } nil ler repeat astiate: , e 4 : Aar ‘' anewer cr , ' >i : " : Lael . puiat _* “A 7. >, : . . > vy 7 7 : eye a 4th and Frant i 2 7) ae|l heavy, genuine oak leather half vi " ao ob hea: — co srg nopes SA] IE S A E N City. Ta — ie Rg aan and simacter towns. PF Usd, a business for the future: will he >. super'seces Vulcan- | A | BAL EM A N- -A-Pache Mfg. Co wants | *TOsdway, New iork. ve) i tur et etablished trade with an a ere ae —_—_——— —- 5. “ne = os ; te hardware stores. and shoe repairers at , ver 300 pe! nt: s IU NG : Y , Oo irawne: oppor. | ees than jobbers’ prices; oe, money sauce Bt wb ‘ - = oO , tate d ‘istributor all kinds automobile | SALESMAN \ ai ts . ; ' : . , _ ; ; e i T Sea) nev subdiV Lslen t = > ats ‘ ‘ husteer ae war bane , ; ; + ~ .. tunity to a »! -w \e@ Ammer fn) irtiet maker Writ e ' asex Tra ing Co. ; 1 ; At t ) if ‘ ain ae — ies oaee wentarn ‘Bert of ne ‘oar iad Rn oe ' che) rT cala belts rmetcnes : SOTe rane y IVa. Bted wit n the nar tate and elec: ' ~ Al, ESM EN ———s Au ebectare in raisins pd ultry. ee aftalt: ne " ++ eedin. oe t = gue % Ad 1 i atic _9v.4 Dow, = E rs abe: @ ‘Ls > 2 eA: af | to make big monev Mr SS to carry stock: fine ‘ees } trical dealers and jobbers, city and coun ronte . St. Louis. Phone Cabany | } ig) ° : , 6 f this © ¢, Pe se . ’ enc DRO ri b slr / — - - ' 7 / i A : SC 14 ‘ EE , ‘5 ; r rh > r Pontis i — . : : i x x »* Ss. ox Ww 4A } *evert “p es —_ er 1 - iS Under your ewn name or brand, na f mory Gea!) the sols tthe i aeli from $3500 to 3200. We | : R s bart / tia Hate i: br : r aio be finas cial y repeals a GOA ‘ oa 11 1-gfrac ey ex wt \s Rox | ‘1+ cc ev ; a our laundry tablets; amazing profits commission tn the city ,oOALPESSIAN~ -7T seit Chevrolet cars: re MOpOSiion tO the rignt Send ie | Le vtd.—-Young ‘nas © M 2. y 42 * . . ‘ . = 2 ~ *>* ’ ; : PF v¥ - YOUNG MAN- “To ‘ aanist in ' estimating “mruples, circnlare free with order; sampie! canmples, addres , | Gall between ~ and i tail commission basis: previous automo | PEDICES . Box O-271, Po: st ‘Diepateh SAI ea ——Are vou making hess most popular fas a ae Tion ‘nd sale ability fer department oO! © — tural iron Ke: } | Se “ot? Products Co.. oo W . ee Pa. ey 1: ny ROUN REA! . 707 ritte Gua r Bl hile exper e not 1 maa ol must he ' iaLnaen is reliable nice appearing ct. ST Yo inder' line. Mnest have g a eee turing busines on.y high schoo! eraduate oreferred | aw > Wack | pn 4° hard worker and wi ing to. feiliow rapreserntative “ wit ha, «igen Yoon ; r _ man eoeacy. Lit tating age and ealory desire y. J NT] " ny hirh-grade SMPORTING: GOkIDS SALESME N—Hy fac- sales ne pie Be Y Ay — our represeritatives fo) geliis car peignD, amount of apital neces Post -Disnatch LN” -" advertise our greo0ds um’t = dis : o>} r wate -jJewel time- | tory ageut company for Mo.. La... Kan., et ; 2" Cx 2 Ae = a Or °. to be base ‘ ’ lity « q 3 , 2 ¥ ; ' reference and be empic¢ f ternation. | Li fe Ride oo : . tribute Sa.rri oO L@rmNer 0c ie “ iy by oe f Mua! . mac in g t (ik Colo Neb W¥o Dakotas Mint SAT, 7 ‘ ' tee ok @ eperience ~ opti lent in o mt | i oducts Co., 26352 American Bidg. ym ~Tactor ' ns ‘es 50 per| Washing machine, cutlery and Vapo Oii- iargest life insurance company; stated sal- ~ ea a or i 4g tia of anlesmaa; | th me § ae yng pe | ] AD I » with some if ; ' 7 ~ ime . *' i) + DAY _ +. } aulver- ' Sicve sa esanen for same are t ory ; ex- ary and comm !Sf® ons bes t references on | oe on . : ’ INSUTARnRCe tial. i i ot wey yo mt * hina! nee ons oO RB I 4 128 soeust E . a with about $7000; T have plenty ine | Je, Posi (22) | . ils ms. No vomreoe- a SAS A rate F , ali machinery and material state etpeoerernce if deta . — ———EEE——I M . ~ " : os ries furn! i anil | CCLeENt proposition Rox J-36, P.-D . jnired Rox R-?° Post-Dispatch , tunity for man lookin ire 'S—-All women wear wash dresses , inquiries smencdous re a L tow ‘ BDA nye titte Mindles Tt le ~ ‘ LA Ke b J nan: sedi. cametnt tan . a > Si = — : — . rt. nl ~eeaieaie snies nian : D-350, Post-Dispatch ce” Se ee is omg £150 earned Cate a ae ame ais +. Cry tet er ae we AE |= “IN K SAUWHMSMEN—Two, who can pro- SALES sMEN—316 a dav easy: | start lise men: — r ° . Rie@ht men 1 mivanee to divizion M AN. —Neat aoe end ' W.86. Post Dispaten. ; ~ g . 74° 7 we na rite te id | Cw 0) val , , — ae , . Ce re S Ss OCA L\6Su “] ‘ - 4 eu | ‘ sr ns in oun t , ’ e ec ence n° necessa’ ’ | ane ig yi ; : ‘? ’ 4 a : » — e re " oe JOUNGU M si Abeut | 1% to assist in ship Somemmtitel tie “Ride € eh wed 7 ot Cn L ot A-151. Seuth Bend. Ind — , PA ae: =. ss. "for ee , Avy a“. sant aa res oe iy business « “ vest- mie give you a free course in sales- ' Saw "$10 000 wr Mg) ~ cn large loca! concern. PARTNE ay ~ thoreugnly exper pint Ar ii " "4 u at oper te Vie a = : . . . . 50,000; answer Bo ; ! ous oS 7% - : 3) de ri¥ ‘ity and state rights on a er seals 3500 envelopes hour: amazing | SAT. ESMEN—To ‘gell most. complete line ses paid. then guaranteed draw- and promotion. Come w-79, Post Dispatch. see ' : account against commission. Ap- 56 Poet jis tablecleth $ ’ D5 ’ .. . - : — . = = : valias ° ‘ ete Ay Cormurret - i s : . ; : , ' Ret r" an rer —- deliver Atlas Lanen , pcg eet oe ed abel : »? * tA0TINE ine to an invention; no compet! tion: retaila $5 onlv; | hank«! . nhinatio i hy , a ; an ad , 7 I gen tlemy . of ~ ¥.. wy thu land av... Chicago | ailal . - (great American Tailors. | $230.000 vyear'y Consolidated Co. Dept. aanntiom smi bed ee 7 k ie vCETES mav call ar telephone T.in mended d re y for Ay PARTNER wtd —lady — crn to graduate, | a . usingss . Cineinnat! (e99) | D-108, 100. Boyision, Bost Sneed Oe ye del! 3783. Sunday morning, 10 to | Mr. Mueller, Room 1 | Bip Sco work: easy ortcie: ave to be! AGEN r's——_-Men. women, take arders n { . made ,e- re. = j | _»- »¥ st hi ton, Mass air compressors aitractive commis 1° of apply in person Mendav er WT. uerrer, m ante {oF $15: verv exceptional expert atenorrapher: must be a man : : commission, Waterpreoft aprons rm | "upatior erences Ww T P ’ TAILARING SALESMEN W eekly salary, {| SALESMARN— wo se = s of our $45 adio | Tank “ ph ee bes Of Pump ar | Teeaday hefore f o'clock or eveninen st.. 9 to ll. B+ _— aah wih competition : wil taxe ; you 0 | atl (B.. 2 St. sonn st. Kaasae * Ask for Mr. Cate : Dm ye , terest: don't to . 9. 4 . Cates. Roosn sentleaiandiinails $500; half interest. ing 8 permanent position : : ping bags. sanétery “rubber £ . e | rz... 13. Freeport 1 «c99) bigger onumssions in advance, 4a! advedtising campairn pays ° nt ns § ith , has ‘eliver collect Ron-Ton, 211 > Sear : AGENT I >~ - 2o-C(wW Pro iuc’s are — oe ta ior # Chot lhe, » 3 GOs ‘Septem | CAYy know iedye of radio unnecesea ry’ 4 ‘ity. Mo De M: : , tide ; n. e corner Grand rx q thie up ; . ) party ‘ | way, =f lLoute,. Mo icOQ) lers items of soave calet ar prepa Union made: greates money- Gealers sales guaranteed Box 497, lowa | Alsnmdbail A N—~— For . P -_— ' Grand . : —~ , oe - 0 oan sail | making line. Great Weste: n Tailoring City, Ia ate r one . +n NE 7 td—In 10-year esta a . AGENYS—Make $300 month and free! 6. . extracts. spiees. rubber! (Co. pioneers for 30 years, Chicago 2. os | ee vy Manulacturer Tak lig 7 siliean seit Te ' SALBSMEN ge d sdvertiaing company, th ’ ) i ' \ , Automottile with new-setvie vritten fcuar- “" i . specialtias We are img > ~ 1 ’ al | i! wr id dresses; onivy man 5 a —_ “ sta Te ; @rn ar a . Y ' / N ! : | A N antee hosiery part time and evenings 7 in a new buildine °’7"'6 T IRE SALESMAN it oo ~attrac- | — semen * —Splendi ae = hapten’ on sel] maa ae. capabie of earning biz ! am ASS 'S I A 7 MARAeets and managers for ' : > : eouipany © iueppe d for ang Br poh -y FXPANSION OF OUR APT’LIA | od ly } ring vou $° how expe! lence or cal ital #tr ;‘ . maintain for your con- tive ine +f p territor liber ! sho a, ape nay > \ Lpbeg twine | : 52 ‘ ' State expe rie e & oto Act esroTy that has recel\ ed wortd GAS Al PLIANCE J: Dra’: « “hh of th . ope Tp ol i \, =. , ’ ‘ : " hon ‘ W 6712 to 2 ' r : time i t r in first letter: appli atiot « entiden- it .. endorsements Men with sg ight good p terest. will ine orporate. wo! th tw Orrani« itten wil] neceesritate our a} unbhecesrarv we furnish Saninies le office at e384 | COMMisseion DAsis Wi of CORES nd : yy. ul ’ s; On. ~en- “~arer i» } . ~ - a : kn ledg . . P : t-edge credit: ‘ cw nen ower the age of ' f | ine fo . or : aN : P-lo., ») Sf) os | owledge of Reeve ~ earn mote thon ave mount asked: giit-ecs ; : en : i FT > b : a .¢ for re amit May lo; net investment $2 tox W-40, Post Dispatch. ‘7% ” : “2 — | ul . iil and . I! ‘7 ul . ? . = - - = 4 . ~~ SC “a? ° ’ ' y | rh . -~ ’ ; - . ad iv: experience Unne — oi “9 0 ree fe hog spring is -Ro-C ’ ‘ra nkli 99, VACUUM OLMANDPR SALESMEN-—-AND | SALKSMEN--$)0 a dav easy: no exper’ “4 mic Jacki Lege } _Phillios. 255 (West e7th. New York. (99) a ae jong mom Any business has inevesned 5” saniil ° Thie is r Of ' ame on automobiles, you char f been ce - . A; ; OR ck NEW ne 38 - me a FINS $. . tormmestic § ’ re f trrin “— , ~ By ’ | profit $1.40: $86 dally easy: Ade aaa >> : : residing in. small - - aad ot wv cure peckapary © Capital reguired: we SIMPANY. i ] ENC NY Moter Products Co pe ap 2 A ae ~ =. ; Beer 4 ° tas eeless you have the av allable ca utred Annplw Ale lerenn 10th f) AGENTS , . Lia ’ - - o a O ow Corrs. Mmsines ioe ’ . ; ‘ “ “Re EA y i- . - : - . : CAF Lad al aA X. a And, SA ;Otan: youve oOoan ’ sa a et af one ce: napary Sive per ; ADT : nen oor, PNT Take orcers i inex l-tist we } ches pre ven? wunctures : SALES WEN Shir - ‘ ‘ = : , ‘ » & ‘ & Om 'iay rrhorr’ trer AL 7 from sammie we Ateliver callerct r ; ‘ - punctures . . wt a4 K | 19 N Tt" ti . , = — . . a. “i t Ui se _ Sarr eren Le | ' ee . RE ee d mut a uy! ob ror «es and coal! * one tins Forest a 704 Je. as vee RETVWEPN 29 , iissiogs paid daily Catalog m 1! re. | a lied; _ _— Ere MelpeRe: Gaaity IkeN—-T e! tmints and nove! ney A = — a — eri, nurobers in| 8. A aS MAN Distributer with © ‘ost- s Tcn. Union Kleetrie Wi . j 4 - . ion ig. (4... Sudbury KX... ing eis ke them rv? , eomm : ° fies ten lers Box, “i86bD Marissa, Ili ! Wa eis reolvy with references om S| | port, Kieslin i ~~ _ "2 ag os = : HELP WTD. __WOMEN, Gi ; : ‘ é b - e "2m ’ " . ‘ . ; : ? . a . - a N. 17 HT -~ ] ; > : Represent a real mill, sel) the | W rite for ovr proposition today Corts, eld emo noes Rox > LO Posts Diapateb SALES rae ° . Mage Te _— ' : iss Uh. QU ALAKIED IN = miu ; 40% wy ADDRESS EK- ‘om typewriter; iece , : * ’ ; ‘ ruaran eed wear-nroo! hostery — } rotector Co 840 (»urt st. Dayton } . 7) eat : : , SM AN— ‘ olx chron service . ‘ ; : | . ‘ : : “s ul ; _ . : é “ ’ "1 ap ae 7 ~M R 4 tate wwe and experience. »Ok hive. spare time: give age.| all colors, cotton, lisie, silk; salary or + | SALESMEN—Catholic, work on leads: ) will pay $7000 to $10,000 annuaitly: b sell cont Ors. ait Vineyards Co., CK OORP.. 402 L, ; the strongest om xB % a Dienates * at-Dispateh commission; full or part time Interna 7 P | fast-seling article fox D-lo, D | bonus: home territory; writ fa tions : , : TIONAL BANK’ BL oa ~ ering hou in A hb a ehh a rapia ) nal Mills, Norristown Pa ‘fra ; , nade | L,RIN MON Hie id art — } ae Credit Protection Service Inter-sow » | SALAS PDL , re re , blah a@& retail s 8 z ADDiikiaot ho hxpenence: rap ae MEN —° neat appearing, under |. tional Mills, ‘ : LP! yN } ) = ld a cles: 2 i sel } ervice Inter-southern | SALAS Peo LbP veryw bere men and | HAD DERT SERVICE SALES ‘ r . : -s a ws , ' . IDexas, | _ > an miagior a in , ss ) Btle Louis, e ‘ ‘ , | nai = mest petasnts ALBESMA’. rket ‘a especial fi ie and wriiel fer envelope work. rs .Z commissions; otner goods. 1ZI2A : T+ ~ > Se wf eee Boomer ey si aml over: easily $200 weekly; prompt pay; pe soliciting ine er oon. r OA —“ Minne Lus i... Omaha, Ne + La lDbavion i 4 a ‘ ' ha > ‘ e _~ ’ ve —: apoearance and ‘easine . 1637 Roosevelt . weekly wi thout making a-single saie ' ' ; —_ eee io measure clothes. sel * Grant' peicks ere for » work: salary, com | AUGENTS-—New, attractive plan to sel or- | Lvs hest ' I : ; " “ , ca i ’ : Alyk Betton Monday Tuesday | namental treas shrubs and frvit ' ‘wi one yrieht st SA LISSMPN——LA‘ wires to se! nto ser we . Me eeautiiu Syace-AlyKe neckwear or listing a ae oO r : . ’ ’ - P ’ —e . . . _ ‘8 . ' ’ So ’ | | x T re “ - . ws ° om 4s ’ ' " 4 ‘ atracts oak . orifts- ; 4 : oe) 7 ry ~—* 3 Victoria lde. | gto - n citie ow and coumtry: Brack- here eid fcr - rR Ny, \ SALESMAN Speclaltv: ranid ler. exp we contract; big commissxrmn; exceDent | , as 2hG = =wOneL newest, most Cis- | ina) phan: « usive territery ’ ge a ne ra ai ris Girt with ability . at ; 7 —_— - _ = — — n ad ER ". ; ay i. > ; ' ’ os . : ~ re . ‘ ‘ 4 > fillings rrr , ¥ “ ‘ en DES ae ) nective tLe kties ever shown : I> ul ented ‘ ww ‘ . . Ja by Mf ans & mon, stho Ww sah ni ‘ . Write Pontiac MenoSs UNhecess£ry ongiant reorders IDing Yroposition (11-12 Century Bide. | escinsive: ; oe 5 ms SiLeE HY MERCANTILE AGENC Y, “ wae - . Nuree ses, 75 Parsons, Detroit, Mich ben rria te y 4 Sam sammie: furnished 3639 Hartford ie) | Call between 9 and 12 and 4 am 5:39} ‘USiVe, Masers Gires ) Wearers, AuPZ Lex! ne ton, } os ae SINIANT BUYER—Yeoung. lady ; : ‘ y . wn . . " rr) Monday laaee A) ot ’ rise } tide Ss? [suis i — om - > The m he) srofita bie » ane sat * : ; -o Pics s. A pply after - IMAAMOND SENS ATIC »N! AT ‘Last! ‘3 be goo tC FRure - AGENTS WAN T ED—MEN AGKNTS—And others need our printed oe i it SA | Suvi baN fo hemdle hnpe af Malt reseed . x | SALESME *. : ; . . *a ¥ a aA ‘ ' . : = : " , 4 i ; - ra a : : aw . fctery , ae 7 ; As ian KEN Main Ol HIGe i He. _ rn) an A masing new Glacowery of Ratah gems NTY . AGENTS—Secnre ex: lusi ve righ ts Stati ery :; "00 note heads and envelopes, rt COUNTRYS OF 3 i 1? 44> +? i? Se il quali y e rer a" : e : s.t 4 eA) ie »* aor fC etverny! } i. . >t Y N. ‘ Or ee ee. - PL right riow and always in every home, bar- | el . : ‘neni Ses we act : ' 7 Ber shop. factory: they never stop using | la ' av =e Ky te The ‘he ; for se Ms Pe , Bae: re re rT RR aliv ( LGOsS von’ f “lefts inset y , : vs ial eeeeeitide’ acaeeieee : line wil! bring 96 repeat ¢ E Bow: 7" —aT Young lady. exper! it: no similar product made ite income | / " Hiverplay eliminates al! needles - ¥ : € ron Lamp Co., 605 Iron ‘ a = ; , — ‘ he ; : agony % 6s oe ls =. lea : making $100 wvoekly introducing We also want a2 NAB with sales : Avvly lareeh Garment | o 410 N, agpured, crecit arraneed. lhayburn & Sons, | ' ~ dil rapns ctw ves retordis: abo! eae a ne no Fo % Por st re = . . hae apo 's st ouis Penn ani ._ | these macnificent gems: gainple case Tree; ability to qualify es digtrict nm 4 : voung laday “5 ar T lS & S ss an . . . : i I i ! | ; . t » mh ssiaes sa - } RTE oe yt ; mbt ‘ul = er wae. S38 WS - _ nicago noe A re - ‘a en "Soy > 900.000 — ; te ae AF ny age) mes ; ie ‘\? ys “ab “46 pee Soke ' jine of caleudars | SALJOSMA! ~ i" ® 18 anh onet Ane al res. | a “% ‘" a. RAJAM CO. Dept. 90. Sats : ae ape lniment, Call urand 4 MEDICIN = AGENTS leon t fail to wget | ' ~ oo i Dy dal y sa mpie to work bt a L timis 3 his aut ' f. | i advertisi . cKiEeOVPER’S ASST! STANT en Wt fis Sell dixinfoctart, 60 per cent | 00 men at $4 an hour for spe- | bag! Orange. _ dees — =e wi | Be a an executive position with year: oar| DCW Specialty to retailers; $50 weekly.; . . = located In downtown manufacterin , : uli om Sai “it in ' bli > : beers one 6 representatives | on? : Der: | Tiberal corr’ +s*o1. Sales SALESMEN ¢ ; *. i must poses Knowledge of : | i ‘Dits end bet a steady and ' arts ris a! d ads. “T ne A : — . = “= ‘ j ii F j ‘ 1} = ‘ ‘ an - or inves mer? ie ure ’ ‘ . P ~ | ‘ : ’ | 4 ee | t he 1ut , ‘ adv ticcunar : 4 ~ : , af . ’ my? Cndne Pe, ee 4 ~ | | | | lage — Ter . —— et -. ally larce respomsiblie hou: new #@,ecti ‘ 1 iro : ry 4 aX ct 1 h me ; r — : rr worhe le-F¥ $1: ovvortunity f ce : Cp ee FE | en? - se om, 5 a shined ae Mine Lak bene vs wo SALESM A Thoroug! : mere “ a) fu re 1 one who will f ' “ht ; responsibie: our werneral sites nmran- | dev elopment into n > ¥ | ali hous Hox I i ® . 7 . S ‘ a r FI » te ! Stat! er Moncis iv CASBHI! V opening firet.- [ uistrict mwsinlkers “) } "et . > doo : _ — a == e ° " Asi Te : | tine Milks 1s od BE vist ai Fogg tee Bente : = ae veh eplies confidential. Box R ail toyal Silk Husiery CO 32 , gp Pei my on a External brakes | HUSTianG TIRE PATCH SALESMAN a R FAL future is — Ss and tepatr department, eaiary A , “Varn afou De 1 Otile spy a . , liadetpnia AAW inn ny : : - - } t-] isu te! ma teh ei og esid carn ' : yeep at te fv ford cars an trucks With car to futile the wortkds crentest P he : and Jeweury CO poo lec tu pevume to families | aAdremnax | | i AN ‘0 ° | Ba fe Al awh . x at ipable ¢ investi > in ti pater wholesales rwaervw bere “ie F in ers © See ae | , see orders and . Vat fic: Pal Wal! ijuls. We. | AG KNTS—Men to sell all time of spra cod an an gee cer ey fe dete Me ti cars, to s first com-| SALESMEN—Join i: + ore cmt i | oe ee he Mohawk. Cor- territory, going fast; makes | — -— @ feruta? Underxood typewriter . + 7 ; w reiigii Lentit ee i ri OY . ve ry ' Py : . - : 4 . , ‘ : . : rmorat *) lame die ms ek a : ° ; ila er 7 AEN t— We start you free in @ money- um Mtinjthes : od cComrmrission od: ‘$1 : , x? e om a - on tee OM : ail its J im Americ: men's styik St | ade live: sales guaranteed: profits | f ©. wholesale red ' manufacturing bus mak ne ore hu hush news Stationery ' . . ciusive rr or hy - are et . rie. a . is ' ; oO ; sricedd shi —_ 7 Were NE say oe > Sect alt re ; LOO ee cent. Aiperieaga -Dixie "rode ts 5 9 neni ei 1 hn a. experience Dot 7 " P , if wh om : . =, : . ‘ ™ . : «% i ‘ , P ea “4 oak ; ae - . . *) i . . 4a ‘ : sa . tif en Tu us Lerrihi ry wr ' P. , v ; ii . q . 44 i enfreki st. Moafon, Mars 5 Jdne y Louis, a. (lunn J 3 n se nti DB s pian! Wwocicl we Ta ' * as _ . , saiarvy to start lox ©) 384, Napiha Wasa 4 : ; 7 . , : | ws EEN AND WOME 15, day , ' i. “wD Ui Le! --—-- , ‘ i te | ~ Jia ’ table ~ 4% vi _ ~ wIN~—(an earn hig mor ey OOK , arm hime immo nee : dem We start you in business, fur- | ing dresses from facte y to wearer; | > _| CALESMEN-—-Severa. young men, ambi- | driil liberal commission and wvood sung Our popular-priced line ° hy nae = ‘ A I "el 5 B Victoria ae Tabiet . Ligonier. In my ¢ a . rything. men and $4 samples instructions furni: he i write | SALESMAN iry ass bungalk apr tious @ enter gales fieid: we five a, | hip dis a cs clothing direet to consumer. eart ., - ppiy aretiy (‘o., Grand Rapids, Mich. ( hs , re? ¢ til Vestminater p! Aan vW were Ta) ' ey. ’ . | “ - - {) de he r) \ ‘ } f c : "6 > . : ge - . =a : ° ‘A , : P -- - Lory bere My a quick. | dale. Drawer as" ast granu ee » a pe MY home m: ler ss, making me | »- ‘> eal esate offles witt .LIGSMEN—Fe! — , MAKE $300 w $500 month distributing | ‘ae B COOK White, experienced, $75. Salisbury, | | —_ ee... : hund established firm: state expertences aoe a — ——heit pennants college caps 5 SMicN— Or distribaters, with ability | Speedoline, permanent work. exclusive a. Wydawn 204. 3 ' ’ ‘ 4 = , s “ ; sent az - ‘ * . : . . - We siart you withoal » @O. las d - Amazing new invention, selis on egnce Lar OU Yi r ref rTences Vox (0-394 Most -lLlerateb : oveitie: ote c., €epanr f »! : ruerchandise to manufactur- | te worry; au orm bi e free W for nar. ls what you can ~ COOK White woman for North Mic Ax ira ax pert amen ° » > “is oun vert s wash bo} hewr into wwer ti Tht. oe tiriy | . ‘ - “ 7 . . ra ay _ . "he Xe» buy j . ; sc iii ' d Ssiores autemo- ticular Speedolin: « A). Lex t 14] Dallas if Vou are nm real R. ! . ° ‘ ‘ la rT June 13. Apply _ ~~ i meet _ S}’ ‘ a ; ‘ . nae S19, St. Laute “to § territory Write to.| VALUARLE information about the m lox ¥-119. P i», pe eas ok Bs: ee : ; ae — ae } (cS9) | a connections, ref- | MARRIED MEN-—-Inside work; hard work- | — Chostntt. . a . rite Ria lew ; AN th 6 erecutiv ! ’ ! wants nt sal ym 3 tiv trac MOLEC. eu Lerril General Spec . he : e ; , ke s > Orier News. &8O RBriet ‘lag New York e abdlity. or ma to cal) on automotive trad 2427 wciars era. 5 jaity Ca, | - Mr. Ross. (1416 } : Sar arah a. ) ge 4 and 6. or ent! Granite C {aoe » Men Tete . 4 patent paich in@taartly rends — , -_-- oa _— —— " " . ~ " imMall Insta ung nt furniture store confi Main or sideline. Naltona! y knownD aul > at 1... (bik aro i im re agian tien ¥ = a Sone —— —_ «| OFFICE SPECIALTY men of highest type a S COOK— White: first-claas; —— beaks in 4!| utensila: sample Cree. Callette | AGEN TS——Meke money distriduting eg | YOUNG m1 ; . ims gfenu YOUNG MEN—JInr and out of a job w ' ; Hox D-8 Post -Dis (c) accessory State fuily territervy cov : . ttn .? { ) ‘ : a4 : ritol cm eTe ci BAI sic os 4 Det ar e " =f. " _t%.. Amaste ria n, N # a , = oe ful fash oned hosiery to reg - 4 | ‘ / ak ¢ their spare t) ay f mM o . hel ary Rose fro ( ks w i Misc i ey f or yourseif se ling ; territory. Sa ¥ 4 tone fr» ,. & GQarence Sprinkle, [em ed territory Redfie'd Hosiery C | man beys or nand ‘ , 2 > wires tox O- SSL. Dust. Dis bring you $2 an hour Sminart styles,| 090 wident and bealth poli 25 very offi t ieee ee needs a man is , OOK—German woman, clean. for Ind "e698 ’ K. Norris st Philadelphia ”° (git a reali 7 , ee a colors fuaranteed; direct from fact eek | ‘nef! Total ®cost reariv pA Nyne store, factory,’ school, mim- : . ; , , ehant®’ lunch, 610 Market st. 2 m La ‘ee | : - . id ; ' : : the a lar ; far ] SA - k : = Rodasi Co 343 Rodasi ewBidz - ° . : 2 r ; ~~ ty a ivters. : anthorities, development inte as -; ning MOENTS—Neediebooks, comb cleaners,| AGMENTS—Sell Madisen ~*PBetter-Made’’ i dou t need to | sulestinan; mere'y |” os BMEN—Live wire. to sell full lime! nati. O . eck tor lerritery. Aad Tademene | Con ane Re- 3 : oi e fon = or goed personal bond manager. While le : Ce a mont} ealy 4955 ad whirtwind sellers: good profit Jonn Ca Bs La! emcee reavired: caaiiv at Ss and | é t msiness: Mie %0°2 Sidne ' : ha SA LJSS 33) A N—Teacnery field represetrta- : that amount, cover goods de!ivered. Onty “ : if sin 5 Marytand. fon, H-H47R Wells Chicago + pl bam ofits. “Write for free samples a) New » Mig Rebert ms OU". idney. St ouis, Mo. ic.) tive for large educational imstitution | >- MSM iN tiiet—} | pure | covering territories in Misseuri and [1 KiGumaie line to sell grocery stores, conmrered, This is a winner; don’t miss ) On Woman, cooking and ' every woman ones 20 times daily amaerk ov vy. J (c99) ’ : y (@) fruit Syrups, Sunetnwe new S®CASON OF eat 79 pre pomition for a hard worker. | Candy stores. restaurants. cigar stores and | 1t. Ro wanted for St. Louis. Mast St. ing. To the man who ¢ 4 wees reference. Ci ler. bie proflie: sample free.” Thomas! AGENTS—Send for catalog of portraits, $20 DAELY taking erders $2.82 raincoats muormous ‘demand; 25 per cent cornrmis RS MB a tt 1o5S) | ous Motes: can mane trem $35 | mea Oma i seen Cae Eee RE Al fut , . & poor S080W, ee ee tg. Co., Desk SH8>, Dayton, a gy pillow tops, sheet picinres, Autom Bile oe outfit tree We de. | sion paid weekly. 315 N. Main. @c) | SA LM AN- Teachers remed representa as “deleeaneee our line oD s — Trane 6 ae eer a WMA rurure is Pg . kv hite .expertence, at once, AGENTS — Siar > ne of — wa. es. ek s. toilet preparations. house ' hk " rr aincoar Co 3 Rouse SALJZ=MEN 4)ppert unity for ; Llve ur iargZe eaucat ona! meatitution : es COID LOD LFS)ons ae . ¢ = ; ‘ory >I. > #t fer suinmesr: rererences re necessities and £6 ether ence)lent (hieagn | See Studebaker Watch Co.'s Ja wate om | covering territories in Missouri and Iiti Write for our proposition. Circus | ¢ 7. Bap po eg t I lanters ' Bldg. _ Avp y after 1 p. m., Forest 6070. ad ; rood probosition for a hard worker Co ‘41 W. Superior, Chicago, ITIL . > : yg yee ut | Waterman ba . eon. ; Selling our iine of dressen and lingerie Mirect; commisdons paid dnfty Dept. | Zellers: JO) days credit. ope day service. OR TR ment wide- Agents Wanted Column me yo . an. Loretta Frock (4. Daytor, O Jas. ©. Bailey Co, Dept. 71, Chicage. PORT RATT AG KN iTS “ ee Bekamaese. oe ia DESI , NERS ; | PASseeN Youne man, retail drug for particnlars Pedro-Castre & Uo. Los with us for years, averaging $7000 to! vatic ait add fi - Faves +, | vation, Wi ve @ “ be BrP erienend onm- ladies popular if, permanent positien: all appl . » = . f . =" ; write toda J . p 1) a hiniss - — 334 st ms — ‘ , ' ' Larry 7 resourcefulness. Candidates for sty ho “bie s+ we My I aree- tory. i a Feotae tl protected terri. mendoux repeat busines } dollar! hoy A a4 money during next five months.| 0-507, Colonial Bidg, Boston, — | eee rit. LM ge — make | ni moss Untisue) SpeLtngs idem te men with proven record, at f et have 3 eat 2 yours expe ee page TI be Te he 7 . ac Mi cts Co., 2024 Fra KI in eo! poration writ tada. , atenia Lox ~ 35, lost-Diapatch. ~— pele . per Se toe ae — - a integrity and charaeter, 22 to 35 years em lo ed d bit Bie _ enence, education; ; +» Ph. lamin, Bo. (C99) |) OO Rex ITH, Chicago Dept. BB SAL ESM EN-—Auvasces ' al SA LESMEN—Big oppartanity spare time | - — sng sas SS 4 and shenid know semething put proy an am / Nox TD 420 host -Diepatch Seoul Mo e aousrra_don Speen oe g I _ _—s —_ i Senna ao “alt } ' “ . wet ae: | or side line selling men's high-grade | play —— as pours be a = gs gro r? farmers. A boma fide #ffer rreate id 4 Yo | . DREMMAK ER - M : ’ AGENTH eras ape” a, tricks for enee UNDe@ceaBary, OUr attract ve D> hc ce I ASY T¢ ) SELL CROCE RIES mr a — 7 experience and refer- rn eg og pe 4 * Sood comm.; oe state —" and elourtanin Box | aco or; od co won = By which b i. oF S vane 4 Mig tee | acs “loth — afta 3 A a. — egg egg uned clothing: self Make Cassy saiee: eaxciusive territory ;: P , , : wv ‘Ox eg Poat-Die eve rvs Write saicvk ‘ . —. ; a re a 1 rt imnoug te fer ex. , y 3 as ante, antomohile « fire and : | L107, Tost-Dta patch ©) e DEPT y ; het gan Sy ' specialty. Lacky to hustlers: opportunity to cata. | Retn to consume raf tyes Py adie | SALESMEN—To represent us seus mal Dearborn Shirt House. 204 S. | ws>iamen . . collent reasous. Bex 0-376. Post-Diapatch,- able to sell quality m aoa” i ADT. More fer born $28 ‘Wells, “Chic ae prod la ble business Lock ital or experien ° me 7 Stead: ro fit _verritery 1% nz a Pp pul. r priced tire - — — — | BA LESMEN Or exX-mervhants; unusual) dise to dealer and ms a: = over we elart vou without Homiery Co. 5904 Lacieds, 8. | able work: comruiesio advanced , GE: COT SaOns on Tire & Rub. | SALESMEN— $3000 in 3 monmthe for opening wilh oid rellaDie company you LU | ; > . : x MB RO] DE R y EXPEI a . " ber uty [ae ks | per fact ‘ry rial ant wend 5 enter ny . _ ber (‘f : L339 J Mf) hens av Chicago ' RB ok of Fur ff; i 'oO aeliire otir or igminal P ' be proud Lo represent: out of the ordinary > even = pone pees - trade in face of stiff p i 44 s camea cif, boxes Berry Pharnacal Co ; 'TS—-$6 wo $16 daily _ fi tievlar 1 pe vertising pian; no cGomperition be ) Ne -C mss Specially: prospects Waning SALES COTES PM NI Kc ve : orvughiy A . Ta Leyes tbe ing , - . _ . > at RS _ + - %i feline r t ary r } rr , -Oxs. “ ) io 4 — } ; ; +> » ) NT-—Y LATIF . : 3 : ue ’ experience d he fra eu Lou : os ale (cammoy"» , ym of frocks and per: by | , te ve ’ ~ 4 tale rn : , ~ e oT ie ternand , oo ‘S ‘ x Pada 8 ' os a Ba yO ~ ae ane — ,; — | ts ge a wae i POVYU to $ j + aaa me i a bu_.oc Tt I . SA L.iu> M A™ Pr Lwerme nace d in sel in sto « “ar 4 kT) per ® a¥e - ‘ ” >. ’ Ki, vr "ig in suburban towne a yy ~~ ge be better reel ” ta in — en ‘ti finest soft Nats an on aa oot for information less you can seek and fil! gh bonds or county rights. to appoint coun re ae . ie ~ _ oe — ——~- . te | Carmung capacity, ete. ast ~y me Ly eae ' ‘ , = ; eal. | ‘ ‘ ' ' weet NRer CS izh Pointe N.C orition «A apn! eal ty distributors fer a Z & AS MANAG hit-—Cana ble of } % me twar ~~ ; , ‘ . . » de net apply, a 5 : | ante tir id pando . ca ~ a hare $280 ape reter- | « . Uinost \merica;, arts M. laboratories } of JESMAN “tik to hand! ; “| tomaceuey man dee nA ® | Bay Re taxing mobile speciaity. easy com- | men and en ; oellinn cemplete Fan ) 378, Post- Dispateh, | ‘ E for = Box D211. Post-Dtas, = pet = = flewt Be tO aetm® | AGENTS —Wemen. $2 an bour ouls and vicinity on commission t - required. box Y-405, Put-Dis | Detition: ovportunity for hug who can| Of Suaranteed : BO investment 4 = ALY Experienced on jadies AGENTS- tel] pearl netiaces, 500 per also @rgnnine other a. al + de ad new iden eenitary belt . a4 “ dir Silk Corporation 30 ¥ “30 ee . : earn over $1000 monthly: do not apply | *®rmings bie. Royal alan se... Lex 43. REPRESENTATIVES WA? 7 ton woar muet understand cutth oo pret Api den se Wamts ohne. cagy eoeesary to get riehis The . P action ery woman bnys new tures nev a . . ; . “tel |SALPSBMEN given protected territory to sell unless you have had oe ged in this | Peorta, 1! | Mais or Femate. Pi ead harte gmail factory, best | wri a tom pres. Star Hanove ‘orp fere used Aes) ¢ he eee er" P~ie Doublhewear shues direct f > ‘ y lime: give cempiete record vour peat “ . -_~ » : “ay work nover « > ghed by - . rect from factory to |; SlUN LINK SA! aM EN on ama || @ art looki lor cood -ale . : ReGd posiliag Junio wt (>. 83 M4 av New York, h bewt F 4. Heostoh Muse tionixes old nenenfert ef) > onal ae $50 sate with .en. | Wearer: eur pew nwasure board insurte Cae ey letter - The Ideal Mi¢ | ‘towne: $25 to $100 weoonaking new | fell our nroducts: bn ‘on junction O68 Franklin av S-Tmmediatety, weil the perfection | 40! doe the money. quick arent aamased: $2 every hour + taller v 4 y. Guick sales: ail | perfect ‘Wfting: write for particulars and - wt ng 3 " (Cieveland. O.| jdea: po sale: no collection — that go to tt - lope - . ~ OK We aN : , i a lere an . ' . : | ; ion: on . ” secre ae Vs VOMAN—-W ing cloth: big orofite: sample | *'eedy smiling Limashine. the prtect pot ‘nile free Lady Jane Mfe (o. Toledo ln _ Mt £. Co. Cedar Rap ligt of Ofen counties Doublewear Shoe |SALESMEN.-—Who are at present calling | t@ carry, State iine carred and dinate if you are now calling o@ i 4 mz Writ. b772 De Civervifie. Perfection l’reas to Merrie le wh enpes ter thera: urices, gme samp ~ a . aMEN Lo., mast act irers Minneapol 6 Minn. ic) on the phonograph, department store and covered. Keeney & Fons Co. Dept. 6s are handiing rellatie merchand 8 ' Ri. : . wick action A94 protection: Write = day ~~ ae, $40.(00 yeerly is what oar | SALBSMAN—E xperioneced in selling rorsisere trace, to Banas the leg pore 700 # 40th af. Chicane ‘;/ COMpeting concerns, we of 7 aving po en Seay Cee Three firet-clars sick and ac: - oroof particulars, proposition ‘arn SALESMEN WANTED hen Tiel mote ee eS oe grade correspondence courses for able phonograph on the market. There is | SPPCTALTY SALESMEN— Sell “auto! 2tlurty to sell the following | F (me y. evening. 346 N. Be inwurance anlary an! ~~ tdémashine Co. 120-7, Weat _~ ar orOMORILE &@ ~—— tome 4 Fertister = protweitton rt Struadty. leads furnished: libera! an enormous demand for portables at | Fountain Sprays.” at $2.50. e¢ AULO | specialties ies De. ‘or seneral housework. comminvion erent opportunity fer cond =O) oA © : and Andersot ae ten Gray r Ce, 5126 Hudson. Chicas dons pai; St. Louis territory , | the present time; ‘a live salesman under] $150 Rox W-t&3, ‘Post Sint Bo ell sta NOTIONS DEPTS.— % eer LiF erodncers 1055 . Greed. reem 203 1! : MNT ian OF WORMED ame. Fuarani ced | Hawtin: oar 207 Wasnt evn. tel SALESMAN—Traveting for wintar Kdward smith Federal Schools ip: = ibve ee eee té- ee ~ a ‘S we 4 : aS | Rubber household a prema, aS” 4 ‘conver «1 Veeo rer arier ax per ee —-”— : b “ery siya) howe ort “4 ; ~~ i d s. Ss n re) Fn Q: rods and biankets . . : vu nne Apo in, Minn fe wes W ih he ’ ' SPRCTA ‘TY SAT. HSM A N —- mil } Dore sae ahte | da ‘ r ey gf rt» ’ ¥ AGENTS Men and women willing to | rents Corre te me cone B + owey _ | LIPTOMORTIR a.) eM Me, —— = attractive side fine an! : Rowe | = ; Vorus A: — oF for Yee : fac ory ions to men wh? |) SaALESMAN-——For Central Illinois terri | ticht party. Magnus. 604 West Rabber hu) ‘ 2 Giik, moe o_o tory to sell well and faverabiy knawn | _'4*e, Ciicago Tt! tee Ps . Waa cuperienced wil e« Apply - bn ton *e.r . rund > » ing commision: em ic?) SALESMEN—cCulnne on @yv goods trate | © adverti#ing pencils of cuality. Robver sheets. es “Ampier Unite! AT'TOMOPRIL® SAlLPESMEN to sal Yadies’ silk erarfr’’ ean dignified repeal pro pow Nn takine orders as 5 > Loti stow 1” Men that An we'll mm peeeerenls w specla!' . nationa 'y advertised r ry ’ ad . ; , oster) nt | AGE ; | ' ir OW priced enormous demand. Sollis i referen Colonial Penei!l Co., 1 Krocery speciaity, | SPECIALT® © AT IESM A N——FEX pe rteneed ' get ge ‘A ont of?) , | Sil 80 daily im advance (eend |. men with Dast suler rec 23 Van Buren. Chicaco a st., Sew Yor je to sell; permanent salaried with car. te werk on ads iow-price | ny sting aad /- “4 s years old: housewerk ne outtit se oa wore hg, tenes tt ng re % in . on ' . itor ims MI . - ss ; "| MAL FSM Tie Py — —— —- —— . anem on a? rT Al ay S covered during entire | auto specialty: aoid with money - back ‘Ranteare vt Bae or : OT Westeate, Apt 10:TR ; 7 y , rtvies 4% lor ores . : . , , : ie , a : ; " he " ‘ 2 : nus have se vera! e FuArA Ie ce: verv } . m : : +f ha, . P t* on ; ° « _ Dayton. © i os we uteed 7 monthe md beater . ~ from lte tn m 1 Trels write for - x ie | 1 atgenciggs ep ° =a years © d wae inte t years calling on retail! crooers a: for $i0 to 215 heetgy Swe ener Sanitary belts aad ef Fe nadway, Viexe ca: ned foots . - Pontine Bide ne pe ; (associ tion, ated = wit Mn: ——— i Mrec letter cive age | morning. 410 N. Buciid av. roam ee * all well) known, - : Se nage . - (MT. -_. ~~ — | & ~enm ~ ” : uc wer e, ™” vent ‘ igo . ' can deliver—eurn youre’ urt _--" ; : \LESMAN ~— Succeasful. etperienced ee ae “ Mich isa: a av. Chicago. sti payin , | SP ECT as SALBS MCN —An# - spaemagah y+ ; century. 4 me my : ’ eotween # 0, 11 attr masten. my yor “sealiy¥ rrert) t hl Jn lane! > ate gay te Spectnity man of high earning a ee e LES ~_ - - .. * ‘ (man 2 them in any loeality and t ; 2 Or war — -— a tories, Mi. Healthy. Cu, ae we furniah samples: se. w Boon bal : miraet: general and drug tre of SALESMAN SALKS - aR, ens ny oe eee qh. onized quaity and impr aa . ee "455 Natural S Oa! - : ‘ . , ’ . PET * r ‘ , Thoreorhl r , ’ , ei P ' - “s “= ' : t! “7 sont id . ’ sale vi ae > ene = “ ow A eeortennes. _ wes printed in gold. tn quant ities AS B., as thonal] advertidue eam paign . eee designs, ’ : , , Ri, hor ‘wal hbewsework’ re . — ALES MS Ave wires oniv. wto n eel | — oe wee @ sitngie gross. cheaper than he b fay. OB W on. ' _ ood : ~ re « . mato the oriapette burden \ | Ht ) oak i aa (hat FUarantees mo backs - —~ for 5, efi rt ordinary penctis. ro be could a teen Abrams. — ™ oo Mr territories are ; Sint wy =e S e Met ms Go " » o , cr ‘wre tten " With Der cert Call Sulte 8° : . . ‘ ‘ 4) J SI aw) or hia vel f rv * an adve " : ey n m4 7 ee eB anon —n ¥ ary ¢. , enern ous ww OF — jc heenma! t 2 S «inten ‘| ns J a a toed ° S ’ . chants Laclede ' le 0 Mer nao ‘ City 5 a me an’ a — Ka ao Ae gy Pg lel y* $ Pee aie an Vv AN AL. “ara .Per hy 7 4 Gin: =! ° 4718 Marvian4d - oe Br ‘aony ‘Prefta £4000 ~ A _cSM EN PSMAN-——Traveline out ef St Leute BA LEM EN—W ide- awake grocers propesition? Emsy saice, big commicsions, Ford cars: sella for ' rention tor! ‘Ten reaeee. VI ye teered” "Rex hae studio expertenne : oert mea Sie - . — web We gr ft ” Amt factories and inet it athens. i _ : n | Mr liotbha. salca Manager. 25 Church ie prog pect ec corm berion 4.3 . ’ ’ Wy Giki x 774 Post - Drigna teh. oe s ‘ Ah - joa, 7972 High nto salesmen wanted to sefl n ‘Pom Aa} a side line Box Y simess. ta New York Chy a he Hees DE ee rer. 18038 W Pieo, Loe Angeles. Ca) M ru “AS 4 . ‘"re!l housework: white: o Povar 630 W Osth AGENTS - the most popular low-nriced “¥t} TE SG ee seam} . ee ngs ~ od. SAl MM EN 4 sey coats famfiy. 911 Pershing. ~~ nim’ mirrors. @late and re car on the , ¢ ALESMAN—P ermanent city position | : me we wi , - earnines on children's high-grade ueder. jobbers aad make . fa. North Care = ant women make B10 Pew A) igre tete ehand tere . tenet mark et— “FEN commismon only can make $3090 ner : N (e) wear: sold @irect ta users at guaranteed $50" week! give savelieie = % etatinr lines " ; ref Exvnerien-ed for genera! nous Y. momo Diing ne _ | wasteate +4 0 Sapered sicaay it ! DS as | A pply Phillips Motor hax h rt Post, crib yg and exnertlence > ; ; - - meme =i id | ony | than «tore prices, you take ordera, Pout. Trepateh, | Bes. J. 219, Post: _Diape ee. a .. Sabane 3h ran tre 4443 San ae ' P " c . a aby oF , ons =o . = fs (een TMS aly . ch = « —— een os . 7 . mp, P oe oc, “averience; outfita furnished Write | fo. 2218 Locust. Mr. Tobin SA1,O9SMAN—And ~- ; d) i | of Giger stores, restaurv's, con-| sealed ain individ at weeeper. Oar anion BLING SALEHMAN—Owening | for | , er Ghia -€ — informs thon James-Decte lLabera- Aes r ree pemanded and — must be well) fectioners with two popular exclusive new peogile , man to cali on deniere tn towns of 2006 if .NVASSERS and sors culars CX De rie reet baa] ing tories, 1155 Broadway, New York. © sell sewing machines. 9°% Sieloff. 14 y* @ own car. WA type cum venders, read!'y «4 from “ius- | . wp. No samples to carry. : tay mary ae 8 x Vreokle ax. a = 500 $00 + CANV ABUTS — AGA me =avutng, : bash. ., i ix 18 Deer 4 west es tration Write The : NOCEBNATY . t pacesse ENE festons e Ad-Lee Co. S11 Wa- c ‘f e ime. Dionne ) 219 Union ot. Aitentown, Pa. Sealik' ant Glasemal aivertiaare, 701 Sa, Wee em

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bike Wrists so ~ 8, Post-Dispatch. oNVASSERS and 80k Mid UNDAY, WAY 25. 1934. y et _MAY 25, , 1924. TION POs hd ee POR eno’ Cirnit Anti ner werk « ner selling ed Shas al SV ASSEKS- . “ec are © UCatlon so me money -«°' . . Si date echasi bes’ ) “ ‘ . . BR Wtd.— Active nal t ; $500 Smead zi 4 ; ' airdome - witd.——Ln /(faxt — particulars $000 Post-Dispatch. . ive busi “43. P -D ready Sidney 1308. ito )606rrepaeir «>on no casb need- Leratich a. sIness inter wet r the restaor Te go into have enrportunity = ebestutely certain. Box R ii. P.-D om) =z wed.—-Whe avert $900 establiahed bustin : : om earning ove _month. Nox : : oat ; en " ° ——eny r wrd- Yan. $1500 cash; eand lux pe * BET shen West Lad cook of carver ame mt as x Ara nteed MTU Wars coven | ‘aL oence and red. first letier Bos J Bie Ls h automobile insurans company, salary and S$, very good prospect, experienee and fall record, =o), Fost Oispate. gay ESMICN — Automobile; 9) rr) race, Xx} pemenced, for! popular fast-selling 6-eyhi ' line Must have geod’ nee and be employed g¢/% nt bh LUAK ALVTOMQ | m COL 3128 Locust St Neat Appearing. over 2S, fer! | pe loca' coneern. You can ear eek or better to start. A wee.’ l pportunity for developmem ~ promotion. Come well reeege ~ fed and ready for work. See | Mueller, Room 100, 922 Pipe’ to li. (a s ~ ee Ss ~ 7 _ rnrofeastional batider fer speculative exchanged. ’ PARTNER , im raieine }* S PARTNER Wid — fice work: risy 7 = : +A ° ‘shed : " . PARTNER W: te-year ematipne SALESMEN ’ nd ad any. GAS APPLIANCE Pieady positions with cood pay fer mew who can sell seasonal appliapoes on feng monthiy AY Tpents anniv T*ormmesttic Sales Diviaon, LACLEDE GAS LIGHT ©O.. 1017 jive St.. at 10 a. m, (oS\) cL tail Tailoring Salesmen . PROFTTAT LI cw) PX“TLION . Pe WrTit A REAT, f the strongest HELP hdl —-WORER. GIRLS ADDRESS iK—on =, . i; : rw 4 A} W ES cc any IN al I le! a i\ e National Sa ian elopment 1nLo it ager. While learning be le to earn a good liv- ' To the man who qualifies ZAlL future is assured. 1009 ong (083) TT @ hi =SMEN 4 4 — ov §200 to $400 PER WEEK t - | 7 an make working with = —- + worker and are ro you should oa. veaacspemmcmmmmmaillll s Surety $75 le noe d, rou nm for No rth ° A . Wetewracnht REAL future i ters ESMEN — Large corpor® jon, increasing sales ion. will add _ five esmen. Do not apply 2 are a successful sal proven record, at p ploved and ambitious mater advancement. Your able to sel! quality mere! to dealer and “consuming | de in face of stuff price com ! ition . full informe | erTrertence nition Cafeteria. Ri-—H Chee: —. DESIG ~ Brrerienced or NERS CTAPHONE Mrs. ‘a. ‘ ex pene’ Re ; _ ‘ : ~alion Saialy match ye SM A} | hietreln : wt LOT Y . ‘ Warr > 7) raves = @ EMBROIDERY EXPERT - ‘ : Tri on bin ing col hem ou Dasd tate an. detailing education, %; oor perience, present — Be 1408 1 . eth Fi ung capacity, ete. Box i—Lay candy — “TATIVES WANTSD. ; Veale or Pemadte ne tor cood -albo ‘s in contunction + 1t® oe departmecn t& ml) ™ 7 ine ira de oie merehandise far ‘mu we offer vou the following bf Be ¢ wyer ~hokl ageome cu aaa: to ’ | “ or | An ne Mie — : et wT ein work Apply rt no - 107R ah cote ‘es sad ope wel knewn over «& Ranita -,y ; . ‘ta !tice trade a ‘ . at isr'omn Sanday ” = , and im reves | Br they are rk: reo le Oeemrns. cP ereon., Tre fo'lewtug territnrtes are new’ Sik: ’ - — her of or more states io © ‘18 Marviand. ? experienced pre ie} wen T+ ar? [Mena teh work white: or "0911 Pershing M noeerte North Carville efatinre lines now 1) epee tenth _ee rouse work Rontta en eG tn renera’ Pefore nee rencired 8443 San ane Tl A i —E i pene peat ie " wo t* ing — tr . ~— og? 2% and week and NY ARERR 4 4 “mndicine ; enings or & & = and SOLICITORS /HELP * WTD.—WomeEN. GIRLS) ‘efrV¥v GIRIAZ Perest | ‘LS ~Experienced fo! | Te Write. ru! which i HIOUSEKERPEA Cab- er. Call Mom | - HELP wTD work. Vee )RNSS—Kxperk nced, white: i apaic iday 31: (ieoen at , \\ ' ‘ - « eo in ba tee PP ry enyv 7 1? A i upe Liry work Ste Y ertishns department mea Ie i ae | 4 , ] _ Main e . jer ed w? ts f or tying ou “salary $10. per week + Fer »> ee” tr) ; rmanent D-418 “Poo FRivs - ” da) A reeris . os mrtis Apply Lain cenere > ] /* 4) Duna) es; ie | DD ai Ls! tehy Ww o mort O° 45 ite Warve Woes tz) bikin ssid iVfrica ary. $1 er aero ik wal! Cabany 3 base) Twas Lewy rian coed work Nox IL)-l¢ wx, erie mor] housework Call Lei tui - al ctreulars maid pesitien. «al tmwar lispatel MAID fer Dera : ‘| wor her | 4910 In feidinge _ Steady t’oat w hitea, tedar. 1loOT es Gihl, -“W bite, + Owera house w. T* St = cook |) oon aDartinen 3 rn te on, \ nx a4 + - >. “ “ — ‘« : ‘ ; ‘ ~~ 54 S ot er ‘ . e asiet With housework and cht! . : a = Sunday befare boon or ' CELLS& : t reSsseTs 3o04W or Mon- | MA for Quin ‘y Rae ‘e) ; hiehe ‘ ®8.ored, for eneral hou - lottes eat apy & Sanday vorais pwerk. Ap- on paid. Call at 219 > fie ved erat A" can =W et per > -. comm N. 8th. MI iL LINERY D ESIGNBR -~Expertenced. Lila, = plain Cor) = ng and dow n- . be - “weet Sicacdy werk. Martha Wor k. ‘Vv ‘estt™inster Feor- : : _N . 12 » (@) | MILL iNERY DES st be cimss riroemer: good eatery apd perma ort t m: imerview cenfidential Bo } ) *oeet - | Phere ma. (e} GIRL White. laundry : MILLINERY LY oneirences rx: | On A hate: wares trom $25 ~~ 2) ° me wee A ’ " ones . REMBEB HAT MEN CO Was! GIRL—-Te take ec 9" HI BEL a housework: no Sunday werk. ST. LOUIS STYLE MODELS y See | Macnoba. i anger coon ais ‘* »2 Mle to kxiith s First tryout for models for the St. Louts Fashion Paceant, ‘ >. > . vy ’ RL White with reference. and ene at Bates School of Da cing, ‘door * south ef 6600 lLelmar -Teo share reeors with daughter- pri Colfax Suite 403 Melbearns” pBaid work '|5540 Vernon Avenue. M inday . i) lietel Den’ t May 26, NER —Mu: rm rene a 56614 Water fer bousewerk: ne GNER 115 S. Gera Webster ey pel SHOW a Aoply phene. .1 -~—4)r warnan, work and ceookine arti ren cr od hore : cary 4415s Lede Young refined wie. for lem | MOB @bartinpent: ne wrmeh right girl ‘ fe) sural) races. fieor w ic?) fata ‘5 bourd ePpticnail | evening, at 8 o'clock. The models should be at least ® feet 6 inches tall, possess dig- genera, family good l at white. ="nal? __ 4 nity of poise, gracefu! carriage. good walk, perfeet f feet. beanti- seen ~~ and dowastairs werk: ful face. pleasing persona ate ett pittemere pl. half block | Pefinement and of courteous de RIBNC - | portment. _ We want the finest type of St. Louis represent heme fer ty ss ol iq} litw cvok! ED womanhood en ® 4 Bf id Vou to and wrapping Str One of tha ~ . dewntewn maz ‘ = . se most im- So A wi, Dy and Orta ? ? teres g ~ nea > oer ace. orevious ex Pp n iM ts ; iw 4 LLY. sulary desired STYLE SHOW COMMITTER. Must rive r State r= vaiors war A [as 89 N sbi ~ ih \* ~ ‘to 4 * »@Tiew AJ , : “OPP, nig 4049 NO Ue for Prenera hou in cooking Fore f xperte: ced general hou ing. Box bie washing f 4999W 6188 M-«Pher S711 «J ww te ry _ , , ’ ’ ’ } i rwA j ( ti we as adresses stende Co Cusahes ‘ . tw . ret Ww R 1 . . ff Sa MEN 7 . .OuUSRrM Ort no Washing Phene Web "NCE * bousew ork : - fere nh tH0 ho )se ork references Jt fo e ; wh ul kx pertenced kT ear steacy wort A SK ' N EXCK W BAR SMGIRI—For cooking ¥ OF a Wor ; nm , ~1% aber ¥ re _ ¢ v eren a required i cni fami’y no Ww all "56: 38 RKingsbc-y re’ O08 W ASTIN LAC rR DAVY RD in Aiea y to VV AC, ~*~ Avs u Ty TreTd . rTl ty TD) co x ros A = - pa oJ) For our drapery workroem. Appty Superintendent of em- ployment, mezzanine floor, STIX, BAER & FULLER DRY GOODS CO. COMPANION — M POWER A (*t TTA! TO aJule ebany a — OPERA ORS — we >i " } mother wa wed Washin , °=a g£°toenu Ew midide-aged widow er; no ch ikiren. mo Washing. Hy. Scar er Trenten, Tl ocr “J more w- 1OUS lady? twe in SRK ESPER—Wanting tome thao watet, mother less ; . 243, Post-Ius ah Oe For Work in Awning Dept. SK EHPER—For sick | family; no washing: good wages. Bex Apply at Once } 7 Post-Dispatch eT . . r ~ . [ tment ix rv“, Wwe Wr ” Music Halt Derm at on Monday er Tuesday) ( wanp ton a woman 2118 ™ r» & ~d3 4) be \Se | wi 4 ~ N rT ~) D> : B) S¥Y ‘@)Vala)h Bla) = GLb Sap sa Bue iG ‘- FA T™| — Se & ’ ‘ 4 CO , VS 0 QS Apply Sixth Floor -_ isewerk aller or W ee re ©e se pa ’ ry pitaL OOM FOR SALE—WTD brea ~ ' 4 r ma ~ anne a oh ai Cc Pow DispaetcA Went Ad PéAemes Cites or Caeatral 660680 s0e ema 6 G6ai/7 eet riot) Pero 7F mia! ior re. arte atte cofTce 44 tings ta Men dtmy, RYE! K oxen- > , eamar Win inna ’ > r gh.Dorougch Riverside —WOME 4 bourt 6B09 feet of gar- meh aizon. This WANTED mene SALESWOMEN ry if; “mere Lay are ‘ ‘+ ~- Frank ong a F)..A cm) G4. Lina. KE 4 heap. about it Gort —.4? Value AY | lean hain —_ PAINT AN-PAUST Hot wh ite PTI! Cuts d Pe Warage “2 ors Abe seq paint: al! fot’ wax and We also carry a weed dve f Aavced ‘oes sm I(PWARE aan. AND ak . ‘ LON ED. ‘ ‘ FITTINGS (,\ ARANTEED, - Al POUR Hi . , . . . SECOND-HAND PIPE Guaranteed, with new threads ant com plings. at «a ares saving: rails, struocteral 8lee Diemials j ; . ything wu tne eecandhand is ate Sleel lioe JUS oo Tit iN & Sl re I, cy ! ial! 3h) PLE ATE] RS mse elewemt rie likes Sal rhe w ialf rice > tnch ; “ql on. i i oa at }« mb 163. fret vyacutTl™m” ; in S4 IA l 1 13 Pens at. oer) new al houclhid WKN mectre | aor Je" At, MOT aes Wu = @eniy 7 . "=> wit I - pw ma Union Candy Ca. 309 Valentine vs) ANTIG BAY | Rid ety , ae rin 4 4 roti eon 198 HOUSEH'’LD Sowers FOR SALE BET he aM =_IiTH ; ’ ~* ~ 7? oa te ee MISCE LLANEOUS ‘WA NTS. | FURNAC = wre . hand. Phone mm Furniture _ ; ‘> 3 rAteres end beure- y > ae hi HOUSENM'D GOOUSs on SALE t~ Arita : : uf u awrers a ALU T---Aad cabinet te mmc vary? on te a uk Forest & ew cDaira (li Sanday artered oak And conselieg «wal me Al riimeten, ace TOR4A iway steel “end arey. 24004 auction ee Sha) every Thee t aire 1Oo™M i ‘ate Merecan Con ere (LOA ’ ' ' ‘ ; ~ locas se * vA ve RAWERS nee Sona ate a) rosa ae @) arith pines Geer. " Jeftersen. ~ Tram-new. $: 250. 4 ep. 5710 heodoria Walact. > ZO! 4;ray reed, 4003 | brew I Oongres ss reed. iixke Dew i tc 54 2 Se “tine? iy Po2 blLormmm ine { vd } arc Kast WAY cowl) >.) geod ae ‘tery Samples. cheap. ; ao ae | iii} {riestent | idly . vos ' roOrRrreT ix ‘om 4/ Loon CABINET—-Rrass _ eo Foren Bony ANE ait —-White CHINA ‘4 &3.9 $So aeil i 5 On0 Verne a. (eo) | [AGE teed: large: like new PPR Sd ads i : . yr rT! $65 ivory . re 6441 Vermant. River (e) urac- | COMBINAT! N RANGE Tilne enamek sali (x ~ ue = Cal Moray 4250 Viate NATION RANGE Blue en Payer plane. bedreom suiia. Se ton ( ’ COM UINATION RANGE-—Quick | : yo eal, bine enamel: dareneti erame ¢ Grand 5001]. 4685 ‘OMEINATION _ RANGE. enameled. Uke ee 4 ; ningu ilar, TADIA TI Anooin. RANGE —With hot-« water. ARK pe. . 1.e iN AD45 side L rei F BAMY Ad ALI Reed: esaadiie hew ‘ t $14. * opr RARY 4526 &. ten —Reed. reverstbla ~ Supcavy marning. CARRIAGE new ‘$20 CARRIAGE bargcaia. oO "“ARRIAGB— ; ' ijke new: ‘cheap. _— news 7) 3038 Witnnebata (cD : 2 a ihe - ig \!i HIN RANT ° iipaeace ‘Ss IRON BED—and bresy: cheap |“ foldis > hoe co! opus — x 155 St. Lowis Forest 5660W a 20t «t pee 7 LARRY STROLILER-—PRouna reed - Cc ’ OMB | ; Pa " NATIO condition: cheap oa-4 McNair... * en ati “hot water be ~ iren. c?reset,, $! U rew : om , wee will nine on’? :. | A of) imi « ’ ‘aT U1 B— = ® ck ico oe were ee Mead: & ike new a first. bard Hartware > Siimey 285. Vinger Ine CO VRINATRON RANGE hive enameled, a'igtet!y Cass comifiion jut low price Senoth Dhonbie tren with eprtugs; ebeap. S itreadway,. uvpetaira TA HIE new: ee) 4 (eel : _— cheao. roa i ree and 4520 Latbeed! 128 vera martina COO pI CLA, Van.) om) SS. Jefieraen new: wil at a sacrifice 4! Latayette fcr ENWD—~—« a lelLe. saad aay were take im yeur oF] ateve ~~. De a « beets per. taney Ow wu. Caah oe time & wuew (©. LAG] Grevate ev. V wtor a Bld ACLS LIM af vtTarm- new, ef rere y RK ners, ’ Moy bw han at rae bDOTher;, | aR. 4 n ay pAVENWT FE BETS sieve: ak: rwwmeare cauy ‘4 4h Ten «a. Se S150: S-phece am or iret mat tree \ ern ls : cre > . 4 ‘ 7 Martin ua OF ~At «a ene me, wanhs’ and kitchen om fa, erinaga, mal rtames ic) Fernin Martin. Selly caw. jars. 497i1A Pountain ct) » ~? hax | Ta \ "LN al chaira recker. Ht. Davia, ivis Dave . A) Ni err be Te ane kierhen cabinet. een me ‘ak ‘ma bewrary - trem ” hall runner. BRED—l arts bru gertngn mattress: a! sm strurtte bed. springs meativern | Piack st ome. ‘e) Bib>Oak fi metal: epring and mat reas, prac om] 45054. W aahine ten. fc) range Cal DA *\ONITTS eurTs— Pumed AG rene fiat. Oall s142 Oe ee eDS—2. Siermens. doubie and singe DAVBNETTS S8T—Hweed oak. 4 a a a — eer anc) | 6dreseer, Fees Ft {c) _ and loohex 2117 Areomal ’ STi hl eaasealete 4 Pl anew —r? ~ DT EA momt aor rte aan | 1 “ingle twin in “ ines and . , Pe Tn eaw- msn. bi ration ae ar tat fi re ‘Ti MULTE [| pecs, ‘Vike new: oak. : rand canditien - : ho 2417 s Jollersam, (a) ‘Te 4irny ret 425A Meautifa reasoaabia < athe Omak Monday. po Wl Fume oak: geod eam bination an) eondrt toa Sunday mernt: 4 Maaeno'!ia, Let , =- * Mort. arn! cet ow a “ist aid mt . Kroehier: —~ aN 7 a! Ts er a* aqaztrugs. 44072 ae | -iid Fr ine cent? ten, Sig pedametios arm in st. “LIT Penet @ few, roods: eld i. od ‘ ' nd table te maéeh. a ¥ ar urecle ve i ae. — 4, den ve ae shes or ——b ote ere : "= -« N ‘we benwtlfal t4 Vie? Deiter. “ Nis a s'?w ar 1! , ; iTh Wainut, 10-qdeneg ' - ‘ . . " - - ~ : tar ert’ ¢ vers! s ~ ‘ : ~- - graph, tables, lamns : a ae NO ROOM SeT—At « herp 2a rhe - 2. saci onl : | nm — ——_~ . — : . a ALO ieee dee - maett ban | NING SUITE Ste menthe aan, Sate meet well S7@24A Masten, ee Preity sym SCrry i* es hrive®-crade ¢reweer wacsuity chiffoa rhe bow end Sel barcaw h chow a. 104 NL. 3Veséewenster.

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= Ms, » 7 ow ee a . é Pe ae ae . : Fee AP 3 va — — A i r ray ie ¥ ms . es. dele k oi r ‘ a o> A Mina *. Re 5, one ae a 4 P —_ . : . —- 2 Penne i. 7 mact : .. . DINING CHAINS— bit an "ae i, OF |, uimes, daly 3c, Sun. 2c. DINING-ROOM —T: ww -23 un idrea ! —_— en ;' i a / & | ste ys 25. : ‘ss ge: 3° les é . es , : iis : , ; i: tomes. daily 3c. 50a. se Mingne™ 2 ine musical | Instructle DINING BROOM ITE—Pigtt ; P an oy wl . and aaa o Sad . , aa a bos . WNERS Wid.—Ail inetr = ful fimiel . ; crry' a. @rs | wan iggy eng y ant ' | ia ta | - oT ait ae spois «a Victor 272sM. 4 Terry ; . ee eee * ae - rit 4 [448 Wo % uM “abany 630! ya -Ri we! : ; “A ; . 2 ’ , ; | pm — —— [= ertvate lemons, IMNING-Ros Sea NS with results; te . : . ’ ry }) af. tine T , fom. b> ] , , y | . , : back - = ** , erm « > TASM —lbied wom and rh aceon.” . , ne - ‘pe ~- Pa oe ee aa 4 “he Giteons —= si ' 3125 hing machin very cheap, ‘rev! | ae At mats ; | * RAN yar , rE > a. | , niles : eotor? aes hifferebe, san hag ee bey -" : yo “ens ~~ is ’ cine an ~ : “ : 77 Iso! Proasent ’ it ) Sl r . cas” ST. , “LOUIS some ‘ ; ' ' ; . ky ary bP an ‘hase of - OT ~ ' — : ; _— - ; q ta pt wo “2 ——— 4 Su a4 : FREE music a ee _— 4 re @nx6 3 Rooms omp : | ! wo Pay! a ae Chrtstens DINING-R: VAM EDROOM. DIN! a . ¢ A ik a q Lasso “th st . . ; . pe 7 . ove ° . : . ; . - —— . 7 ed eres - — " - : » : A ; ; ; . . : , - ea _ ’ , om ire B, mn oe : ——_—_——~ - . " _ , , , : 7 a — . we : —a . oo ST oe - Heeman 4% ; ' ; ‘ - “r ¢ ert : tr re ) ESSONS in your ka . ; . - ' ' ‘ nd : ’ | ~verstal tex , , « ie, tar. ku a ‘wT . rrr? § “+ : ; : wt a ; " ‘ . . : 4 . : a bree. ye) aan tn N BOOM NITCRE — Qua on eed te : ) . : om | — , OS sawed osk. aiso McCray ‘refrigeraio a eal fTTTRNITI be B ne er : ! S/S ~ ' eae 1 oat . a = : E NOR B. 4 NJO— SA XO! BOUNG Ha mM 1 uy 8 pieces tapes eTENSEN Mid es Ridés 7 7. “a ‘a " " be m0 ai mel ; —— azn 124760 ; fer tae © = bias, a | eee — . | douuns, guitars. ‘ng .os of Inqeucm, ese at Tor DINING Riko M TA! Oak reand $ 7 y A“ A ose OC a! ler : ys mi = SF ww ~ OS re Bt. stings vs. - . -- Pe, ' ~ vent t «Vv we sree =. et 4 LYTHING 5 " ' x instrumen” b the factory \ife- i : ' : ——— ~. 7 “siao Deitmr av. Pere —Large size, © ' , n m3 "ah meemtthne tb | , ; , . ae 7 . : antes 9) rte pe Ba : ' | oe : i + 7 : Furn. Houses & Flats For Sale 231A ‘2 Forest. | 3 Tuning and Repair a eG Se 7 : ¢ prices. | Nt ns —— ¢ room. new & : , : apteets OEE NE eee thes. all weak: , a GRAPH repeinaz: all _m mane ‘OlT Ner:s i : : —. , en 3 ‘ c ’ , "= . : , = $50 ' ) - a ee ar 5 Frno~ Pie Peidman, 2701 Par S63. I or. | ind al os §! JO : ; , . . — - oa Repeir ‘Shoo. 916 Pr 467 — - + mece neyY . ; — et unin “Phone. Cada NO REP AIR! 7 rd ny PIANO I ied. S2G2A Sidney. ! r ie ee estimates ‘ree Members Nad eatiion Pane Tuners. wi) TUNING ——_® alte Feldman. 270 Pai - 7 ” a o ~ ~ ——- -. Kautz. 2744 Reseett - hoe COOLS gas on : “ _ . ‘> a : ’ . : , ! ' a "yas saern - : “Ts ‘ ~~ = on oo nn Al "Ry —— hae LNT Wtd.—. . . . . . 7 - - . ‘“ c ; Jane ; “es ww kerr your rnat if anid tumia 4 . t) ‘ ‘ . , . ' in = , r ’ : : ¥ . - : . c- o.Aving « i Lion and ay" nformartion at any ume, Barell | » e omtioNE PLAYS mem BUILDING J MATERIALS | SALOPHONE PLATS Neth BOOKCASE DwRs—, leaded gare wooVv El TY ~“SRCHRS r hRILSS ER wy rn - $i ; nt irug _ ; : « | | , — oe — _—— a aranai) ote — ee “A Mt né@ay 4. . , : = ee . - fay «? , oe a a : z i, San ; fies mR . LIFRONIER—To maict , , ont ealiiaate od s~ > cl a \ ~ (. | : dhe Be ~ S 100 good = —— el aditien. cDea p piano es piarer. Ne des. ne ——- Rr Walrut atnom suiie , | : 7 via 5 ——- ’ LDIN d Perr 104. Post -Dispares. _. Siv 4 a as ene. fas : _—— ) a : , - ia Dri = SKS Wii—lin ex hans at mm "ranee. Sv recs. WY ; — — n- - ' =~, tb) s ix 30 SOW. cre as. bebert & Soa. = . ch ge andes > LJ ; 7 MATERI ———yyyyeee—eeEeEeEeEeEeE WAS OWAr ¥ @°esS@er . Phen) - = ~ ~- : c J P , a : » . 2 . . is P . ~w 4 , . 1 é ._F “= Ter SI ors. windows, : PLANO Wits. —_~K pada. Charrkerta aed refricerater. lile pew ae neces $ i ' one : ; — >» od ’ rand 60F tile and puiidang rock. . @ way bade crand. pay cash. leaving city Pocest _ a ee “as 3 ‘ LD ; We? ”) , fad [ure 2 — Post Ouspat bh Waterman ~ : ete. ia 2) BUILDING MA , apanen mani Ps. LPT oA T vu 7 . - e ) , 5S eet ens ; i. t ~*~ . ments For & heueerhe | coos er “ving chy “ Ma F--9 a ‘ ’ , ag we Hh : briai 4 J = —— instru ere ee “Dan 4 ; , ene e “ail ' 5 ee ; — , BLecTR- UTM CLEANER —Amer- = ————— : sh Foe | Sli e 1 2160. R : = =~ Gsudie reed auf. sae ee can _— S437 Missouri . - ve . s ne — ' ruaPa oa - = » a - , . . : rifiee tf soll at cace. suas @7) . : . . | ore Prise ora Pav yteter be teme iy. ene: ak , — ; . G7 kin ra eifux 6547 S711 Geraldine (> aan 7 at * - = = mev ow TLA 3! ‘; Dee artist warns WASHE | T b—J - . | ‘ | A | a _ cam Pe - w cheap 2347 St. Leum or Mavin hd Wer ing ae | ss . ~~" + a Cali Grand 5708 _ . ee : , om Title a — q Ge Vuve : on RA?’ Thr yee iii) 2915 Mag SEWING Ma&CHINE =. rnber ad ouilding a ii = “ . WES ‘Amertran MHarcware. ~—— , J iw “venring si ™~\ ——— A : 7 Be “2 an 2 Dt yf is. 27s . s vw LJ 2s Rie salir = - air. eb - a a? ; Al Fr avktin year ‘jrere + Vio: . ‘nil 4 — | all Celifas 1301 & e) ; : a . Lumber. Mill Werk, = 4 = , "wT ~ an ar — , . . > . * c . = . . , . Te aes a . 2 ror , Barrett gw | Pianos and a fa » fi : . . - , ; wi Na’ Prom aa s beown aH ee rs ~. on! oe Pee se ‘ . ’ ' . " : : BY “ : reise : 9 rer a oe “ i : , ' Wrydow 480 Puoxes a a“ ~ as 44 om hl ’ a Bi , . sul: . : . ‘ ' . : er . ; : Hanley J anc (soet - oor @ el a —parmie ° , bm 3 : , . ; Loca on i 4842 & a aoe , ; 4 . 2” tn : * ai :' ' One Mile Soath of Carton! | > Gr "kK BP TN GRANT or , ~ " : =) : ? .. oo . ‘ ‘ : ; a ; 3 Me er ae ~ . ? ma can . ie oer or pe w three reome : oo = ‘ture : aa z he changed oe : 4 _s 42 . , 7 Pen eee | - : . , “er | — , | ee ; . \—Yor®, stiver-ofated, fr rent me Genes 4 ' - : ~~ — ‘ : \4 er ing Bn ; fn " : | 4 oe. $125 treme for seme, “orm chean =n ned ; ; + “ ' eu ; —" : ‘ - eh : THA Com . , " ' , ' } : — A Marte ' J, . 1h ' ' ' ‘ Thee ' : ' * ——— ; : - : : " ‘ perl ; * r _ a ee TTR ‘ ; vars hes | — - Sey fi > bare e. . NICH & Bach spree Warehe one, Died —_— : - . | S46 per month Aewlen NDEMAN BOA —Play orote asi) full S&oete time (ene a ; ; S . | 7 3 rea SDeragein. $145 4741 Cur m . - = “4 . Or ig a " PaC% ARD— «& not - 38 . on : r ' 7 . > i>- - 7, ; 7 “ ol : 7 : - *e : nAole piare >~ 505 6 “ — “ry . , ‘3. ee ‘and - — a ~ —— “1 , Py / ™usc rolie and bench 3450 | 4 r@eme orectéca!> : : , ' “4 Lire ’ . rn inet 24 i _ 4 bd RETEW , 4? . e> a : . “ 7 5 ‘ . * 4 , ° : : ’ - ——— ‘ . weal " : - . : 2 . , . ' . ; .* . "> . r on, - Wiehater seer oe - —- : PERNT TON B08 mee em aie : a7) : , erga DaOly 3 i a tai! Riverside 1950 re P oan wr =. | - _ : . : ia** . . ¥ - : + e* “ iy q - eee Se eed (ir ne % 3 ae . . * On, LN —~— fi shte-neted cot . Cal Send ay “STLA Prart aN - Ww 1iteee eoutr _ 4 - . — » 4 ’ . > ‘ " . > 'T37 ("tah Sha bt mts : . . . : > » : : . , 7 & : 7 <r} rr ~ : , " hea Wi od Dreserver. Sale cet eet , KEYSTONE “as ‘eENG a *2 Ve'"letive . ; = ¢ 7a wri ~ = " * ta? . fh , 1a . “oe < . we -— ' -_ ~ frrsy entry » 7 oom a Ges. Kempe Poury ‘ —% ime | er , VY a Js5o Hasion. Ldémeéei tee eee: Senn ott pgm oe ee . attinaitl nlite — . 4 tet te NRO ll at Oe tl — — ;

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TS ss a ee S A U O Wor cuar : Ay piano lamp. 2%, Pugmentay at ( nt i260." x ent coats jon. _4333 Laciede, 34 west. | ‘Frank: Stell, Best Place DIAMOND RING—Finest gra@e- about ¢ ; wae. e i b— 4 gi mrt tone; easy touch : buy: ne fect cI 0 Sine ee | _ w-Diepatch Pb oral y * + eee u good for interest ‘arast: pe blue white; $115 _Cabany 7556_ ___ Repairing and a Fae Coupes For Sale Coupes For Sale Coupes For Sale o- mach) a jive oF vile ee ae 4 B. a) : L asaie. ¢ see hwy atts. os : r a. ‘tbe daily. INK — ager. send ’ ‘be daly, soc Sua. Disceuae, owner leaving ctty. (Call Sunday er e ‘ area eod sewing a Pie Agate—? — ic, fac _Dings, 3924 Maffitt av. Lindell 624 sR. | ut we do a semes, ge oe SO oa s eo PIANG—Weber upright. cost $4 1 ' oe, ¢ comes, Cane a Ove by tea her. price $100. “—_ _ 0 ee — 4 3 ” even in zs 3315 Caroling apace — ner’: > = . —_ -- toes - tanta nin ue : PIANO— Oak. upright good condilion chee ‘ ‘ | he ci We have them in a)! ehapee aad = id aes CYLINDERS REBORED | ads te Olive Bement 81. ution. Bewi9 _—fetipes, sedans, teurings 8o8 TT Ee ! Ts ES Cc today | e "$290. “$108 dow a. _ Open al Gy aad s _ G.- anh . . $729 | ions we ee system: oversize pistona, | e | wt . cord tires; selection before : ' , Victor ~:~ Mi ; . ww | ix ; 2 an rings MULTIPLE | | 2010 Locus | sumday hiomeont ; S WANG ae pigen. Vic" ne | uD: J arand, $2505 Duo-Art | asimanieiiiaaaaae , urnushed :| 1923 Chev. Coupe | _Bome anit ‘a IN FL - Serwy ‘ke na 4 a edos : = 3 victrolas, eli SOUT Laicas pecia FPRITON BROS i t throw your ee away. we | —— T. $ eS — am ful ~ 1933 x 7” > ‘) ; : vy 4 = - ah? 4 (ODO } ba | : 6 make a specia!- i i ~eod . everythi ne cme - I ed —_ -—- — ety a , © iain as (cOU | PLAYER PIANO—2123 ‘Aresnal . ey _ «e) CLOTHING _ ja-Pupi's home. 60c:. re | PLAYEK-PiIANO— , 50 = enn py J - - , Shoe 184 Leacuest ‘ . Jease French; 2 ) 4 references. Box| felis 4056 Cleveland av. = me) |" i 1922 CHEVROLET COUPE. Guat Geane ’ i a1. Po pated seni | ha ee . - —. ain new; this | Wanted ; , 4 ; : r+ ‘ - ats PR ae NO—Like pew. cheap. Sid - P % -y : — » we in your home, & y 387! wee er . 7 HL & iH. L Cylinder Grinding — || ear ts a real bargain for semeone who | . RF ts Wta.-—Pay hi © levee Urtesa, y ced ber : lelest methods. I ~~~ TaAWeD bt a ‘c) CAME ERA—5x7 7; cc m ple 6. a ow. a a —— rinéing. it values: motor ruus perfect; | | PURD—Coupe ao buys) thie bargain: | T™! > rT nfela 1115 N. (-99) | PLAYER-Pl|ANO—Jease French; 50 music CAMERA—8x12 astimean, nd passeen, 5 71 Nat oy } con Rei? anderenter . | +3 tm rolls 4056 = Reveiand. 1c3) lixé lems; stuclo shutter. a” eytinéers } wPrid new: rum enty 4200 miles: HONE, bat eae ~~ eb | PLAYER-PIANO—Cheap. 1418 Tower ‘Randotph Hotel, room 14, 206 N. Grand | 5 ee eS ean NASH USED CAR DEFT. / =” the city; & Wen- seuree. 69614 Theodoshm- aa Grove. si = 7 : H. & H. MACHINE OO.,, | Open Sunday. 8026-28 Lecust. FORD—Coupe. 1922, motor perfect; $75 ° — Archer hata . ‘ = — = i __ «e) ( ASH paid for kodaks Grafiex _ cameras, 4216W Baastes ay. weekly, Bargain. 71h Nas bile a. Bad CARRIAGE | i w he ee L, repainted an RB er 1 hurry. Motorists , = & shows ’ tO! Arline by ° . | Of eourme you want to iS “ ae" —— —y Auto @ille 1 iran epd xyile- z - own a grant | Went of extras: wilt 7s 20nG Bastot 7 ~2. _ Steet _ scl Everyone does. This excellent little | Dtapatcd PRenes I nickeled; a dandy. Cash or ib oma 1923: ee, La Tosteter oF ey gt er en /-= . —— “ , , : _ uriitzer, ineston Grand ts a full Sold ta "oie ) t . 1904 _Giasgoe. (e) men 2» , > aly ‘can agai- ouring. ? ———— Youpe. : Hasslers “jock, etc.. son = ; = Re ro . iced. 88 4 Ent rancing in tone, ‘ aris. oct att Mintrrum e ut ’ — RUG | i : — FORT o— 19 o 90 This ts ~ of — : : slightly - (>i TU -P] o Ge used not ; " rv [ER ° te ware, ; diecoun he tac ife-tine gwar-| terms: also uprights. $25 and up: ne yt ee ae oe | For Hire (eam | | | pers, new ges aes in| ; many ea cheap aAway . : Delmar av. Ferest S21 5W terest charced. right piano. A @net bench to match FOR HIRE m= ¥v ton an mp tree a : = Ht | ror 192%, cube, or Man ——— | | PE: #? ous manson. oa MPTON, ‘708 Lore Ph | HUPMOBILE- —j ate 1922 nee osErps, . @xtras, cheap; call teday. Me : _— > re. is *} open bis - q ; a MAY. ‘TERN & CO. 12TH a eae i mm uded,. and you may have your | Parkview Ann am oe | CYT. -INDERS RERORED H with spare, motometer, spe- i day evening. Morris. "e810 i*-- 5103R | ‘is Mh PE choice of finish. — —— aap a Tuning and mete a PLAYER: PIANO $110: said casio | FOR HIRE—1-to “rack all ge _— ear | MOTORS GUARANTEED | cial steering wheel, stop and | . 7. | | eeinne, all makes, cuar- | rofis, benon cabinet TTT YVENTS | er. Oe EQUAL TO NEW | sain By Le TON A ida, P70l Park. Grand | will sell at $10, per mon omth te reiiavie MONTHLY PAYMENT, OR HIRK—1. 2 anc 2 tom wucks: hour i IN | park hght, transmss10n lock, | excellent DU. os oh | = ae ) : 9 2 Ee PIANO eg TO START IN JULY intraet: alse picnic Tyler 216. (°8) |) DURARTLIPY AND PERFORMANCE W FORD—Coupe; DS . —— RS fer ai of kee ~~ Shenegrap ba Pomme > oe. and ask te ste if > + . » UL —— (-Oassenre funerals and OR MONEY REFUNDED. iH ete. ARD’ S, 3032 locust ° 3425 Mores. mn Seaters,— =~ A — Repair Shi DD. 916 Pipe © ~ : w . : aol TA cc, ' ; rearvenablie rates. . 2 Get Our Prices for Corrpiste Job. } street. ; : —" "= — d b r mperial (99| BALDWIN MAN A PLAYER-P \If desired you may walt anti Jnuty fcS5) | I See Us or Call léndell 373. H || FORD—Conpe xtras; fine |) an rear umpers, ciga 2 - ; -— - | Beautiful manhoreny | case, very slightly | —— ee Ee ~ 4en: 92° 1; 100 cash e = ‘ runing , ° nplete t> ” ito start the monthiy payme } ory NEE ——-SF é; ; for in- | NEW ERA AUTO CO. eee —— one ; mode ¥ > ; parking PIANO. y REP ALK . Gi ae H. Fe used, ct et with h te match and ‘ nts 2918-18-°0-22% Fnricht A. CLEVELAND—4-pass a” sa a day Harry Newman | lighter, stop light, . . a y >? 7 wg : Thareiny R i 2 OLA ~ ane} , N. | music This is a limited offer with the best _— “m rcs aed = Call Cabany | ! om ' , corr | Delmar bi > | wae —— . 7 +--+ 7 sit loots like : . 37 | —$—$$— $$$ = = ana-o tro mumners, | * , f andefl 3374RB. ~ | FORD— . : -st-class condition: ‘light, h d n . ae A $1000 tnatroment™ for $485: terms, | value and easiest terms of the year. —_ —— ax 1408) ic i —n.'T $10 } . ' ’ . AG rank.iin be , » remember the iano s WuourtitZe 7 2H07 Franko ONROTS 1100 onIve. ahs : j urlitzer $2. long braad- | , : wn ir. fintsh : tienen © OUE ; Wurtit nte v9 | over for chilfren, A || we WStembere Ni iT aware. _ ban ot ong i ewsrans | Garaging, Storage, Cleaning [— Cabriolets For Sale Cleveland Demonstrator a 4) oo | Reantiful mahorany reuse: cannot be totd rorid’s larg music house makes T int ANI Mor autos or truck | FINEST 1923 ~... a 2 to hy els. 1 pron ¥ | Repatri wz: guar-| from new: especially vriced at $240. con- i 2 - possiblia De not de R — miles: 4~ wah 6 owe = , bar | sum visor, ol =7Vi Park. Gra na | wenbent teru ‘ ) —— - “ . mac RIES. sa } a ; es chancs oz Vora) to save rm~iry. ized od For om 6. CONROT’S. 6 ars at once AD STORAGE At LES 2 Fi DSON COACH CL ETAND MUTOR SALES, W -_ - ——— ——— = ae pias 2 Bt Piano a e — — = ; » ralt of storing A cst A | Rormont Bie 24550 Locust (8?) wer . _ te) || —eash or terms. ard MO- pian to ai a. P , mile Phone Fores ’ , En o FORD— ‘pranc-bew ge °% years ce.| ditien. F. Voere. 917 Lynch ot le +r Re on ETORAGE | e 1a with latest DODGH—Cou Ape. x -—— ; 1920, cheap: ae ene thom eran, eee neo a —— a Carthy- Pardue, 6320 Deimar 744 2 7 ‘ - * = 6' KNARE PIANO : s260W ic : > - Bee ' | $400 eavi ne r te v Always open. | 1923 oe iver) barra in. i {BRANT ENBURGER , . ' cmab . ai ; i5\\\ Wanted WILSON ge CAR | 9060. Sechary, =0° =. 24 ot. Onrve 3755. repaired. Z| ‘ me | shocany case nt a @ > meeor meee ore . ' — pe 921-27 Lorcust__ fcS*) | DODGE—Coupe, 1 practical $25 time. R Member . be (OE ; neer ‘ ; ANDERSON-GRAY Wté.— -And ci her cara, ! i Cc Mawr Silt | ——~ OO 1006 Olive St., Bet. 10th & T1th |“ ss vart, payment on nee oa 1924 NASH CARRIOUR Pope cont cord tires, 8806. 0Te Eng ae LEVEL AND' MODS” BALES ’h motors greatly redu e4 price. | > Ob., am eueenttenal 516 5) laewnt. (cO%) gupviy Yeu wi we oy Ss 1109 OTAV™® . termns Hawkins Motor. & rep bargain in a 478822 = ————— ————__--—— — _ nerts and accessories NR Si ierieetenens — i | fer coupe: onty 30 days old; mew car guar- DODGE- 1923 f-cassenger | compe very .w Drice: aso «54 SCH iLiad \TwRIGHT-—Muast sel! atl 1 | -- — —_—_———-. -- -—-- . ten a ueed: all demirabie equipment - filled Vals) onre : $60 » ewer er terms. 49534 Wash- Talking mach nes For Sale TOMOBILES wt; ; =. . ry a RASH Fr 4699R. 1277A Hamilton broad way 99) | tneton s : BRUNSW Ch P ne mzhLA }") I . —- -UOSA_ Fain —~s 24M. Grand wt. Lindell 7208 ae DopG E— 1421 four-passenger ur ' aT _s ? ELUM 4 N—llomcht ——— mahogan? inet size. Hti%. 50- ’ hy ed ba 2 mh for “puloe; | ————— nnn ESS RB X P OU p Ep re 0 oa aa good. exe tional —— F $ 129 Anco™M AN LS’ > will take vor STHIN W sy ‘BABY GRAND —Remar ka ith -0 © a ala —e : "MONARCH. 3118 Lecust (8)! - U oe $65 Delmar Cabany jonsut)s excl preferred 1 3 , es ae ee me — iM. NW Pease — eT cxchang» paper banz- | Act auick. This bargain will be eotd te ~~. Olive wt N Tuesday. § p.m exchanged ~ ete *.. ro —_ inane eae aon oe oe day. it's a beauty. one of the quietest mo . —, : / ¢ ‘ a 7. : y a ‘7 ' _T? A - 7 a4 Ai Rs , —_ ve ate de . . cE FLAME ORCHESTRA—Fer your Be ee CR AXD ee attul mahowans a Cobas i ; errs prices bring the crowds ment basen: On ~~~¥ net da’ “" i ee@ | 43°it rk ic} ‘ ei ‘ . ge nent ~ on. ~*~‘ o> aa . al + in —— , 3 a F ved —ANY auto for parts : — _ hie J hae ‘ Locust. Open day ami eve TE ~ WMENT Wt. — : °9" a ranmh : T~ O. mi > path } day. 76. N. 20th st. APHONE PLA 5 uwody Verdiphone. $125 model. S25 oc : —_—— on all kt ' . = 2 a Pan Coaches FORD Coupe, late 1922. numerces: cree BUILDING MATERIALS ee UNE PL ee tg Flermoxraph [75 model, $35. se pg = tr ye — ~ maiance like ret cha of. man | — —— . —— scriea. Grand 3672R. 3521 Vestalozsi, —— : - : | wes . if e $25 . meres ~ wi : his tamiy ; HUDSON—Ceoach. 1973. excellent cond | : a : 7.’ AS (af - yauwe > rs sTR A—-Mousic po - ria mY ; re ; ? 7+°oR . «+ — , Ma : FURL 4 oupe. wundnew bDNiow List ; : ‘2404 Me- OR “hi ‘ rie de] S40) . . baal > I S> L. a et ,0On. urice right for auick sae be- ' r ’ . e508 e leffersen. (ey — axed, oF | 6437 West Part J a ’. ety ; a = ALL aut nana 1000 needed: -| GCarthy-Archer Automobile. 439 N. Ev | _ rade: terms. __** hn _ aabeale ——— = t = R ’ | ; ' ¥ yey “AE DEI vaces paid. bought Bomout 1832W clid. Forest 626. _ —— | FORD—Coupes, 15: like new. $65 up, yoru, mouey - ‘ }’ ‘.l)i . ' BiUlch K - 4 ou De. St 73 48 4-04.58. fon FO! > —Zoupe. - _ aa be > i . ’ i ’ . 4 : 4 . adn . ~ : - _ 7 ’ , ? T 4 aes - plano ayer. No deacer neee anawer. | AF MOM ; J , — . : spain est condition terms: trade, open | ‘ “O-104. Poet Dispe! cD ies ' ‘e900? “ \ ZVENTS! vA ' or A | ' , ti ’r Zizh i) A j ' Yt Sur day . 3418 Locust. terTmna. P , f Dnor (F ——— = z | Use—> oupe. IANO Wt a. Oa in ei ha nice 2 — ATi« ; . ~~ ; . d : } 7 no r Lac cont diLion. ry} a eo ad . today “5. 5 Ni 20th brea way. = : _ ° = ] one ACTSIINE v : V jet zt. t- 327 1 =palret 2 ‘ Pian LING | MACHINE vee gaia, | _Hox_H-327._Post-Dispate®. aot ~~ ape | teem et | _fer_ coh po Sesleie. Bt BE CHALMERS= ti \UKING MA Li i riabdi - | ’ » % , ‘ar t , eae “Tr rey . ' . yo ; : : : ° 330° N ~ Apenasts For Saie | Player-Pianos Vi atic MACHIN &—Cabine — ORS Wis ANS ee bum pers, trunk, dise wheels, | _mountabies a n. $413 Mi: ial J “} 80 “basis . ,74 uf : : . 7 . > bring 7 we Peed 1 UL ; a comul ; ~L. rell Coun » _ - ; tas " : with the ov et tnerearing “aA j\¢ > = ~ ; AORDS wre a — —y “na. & — _ ; ne Ww paint. This Is one with ! a b rer imrernin F 7 ; ‘ FORD— Wr Mico “ 1s ‘ eae . trs 7 ‘ “9 " ar voy “almost +t} few rare bar | , ROY Lif Oo ol4) + ry tcl tis car is priced iow ter a quick sale, | For! r—1 4" ina oupe: extras, . $175. —_ FOR! D—Coupe, late ITAR—G boom rtist mote ‘6° | és — mag : aid : ae ties re | « . - hr. ; —' ’ . b IKL , ~ . ee g GOR, Ww ( ~) ’ $645 Mayer Pt ano, ms ret y ' , > CA Lou ¥ 2625 > 20tb Ps La tr orwa}l $1. (MM. ve. ; a ——— ; ~ a Piane. , : — —e - a) AD : = &° i ; dia e e ' —— wae f . “an ; in , VP wecvTT we CO. Weser Player Piano. “mah. : ——— fieat ; as P | ~~ , “gr ] } . CHEVROLET ” ‘aeee tives mny extra >» s1% (Mt tru ws ihe Ford you have been chanica! condition: excelient Ores: ela , = wet of arte s xviophones: 8 real bar-| | if | | iat uarent eed a an , | “A utos Wet LS d |. Badly ee geen Aten FORI ‘oape. “23. new paint, @xt ai} | welting for "fuat eat _ the paimt S26P | inapection invited. terms oer ‘ i > ” ,> ophane . : = oe —_ r : j P : 4 An are ° . SUPPLY COM! PANY Se Gt Marine ari coor will arranee | | ee |) |) | A | ee Mure Co. 1103 On estes . ase TEES: aes wage. | Gunga moramee. 7327 Biss MBSR and rune Like ®t eee largest. Open Sunday and evenings. ‘ark, Reofing, B ferme Call Coifax 153014 } > ae e » i | — 100 cars waste’. = a CHE iiotiman-Dicks, STIL | Dons $1 , ter « 2926 Locust NASII—Coape, iste 1972, 4-ceneqnmer. 4- Lember, Miil Wor . 2 . 7 , } WaT CTROLA—-In our exconans jany other ces tt 2010 Waebins- , S340. terms : ; : tons 7 : aight and Overland Deater ee will take emalier car is ‘ errett Shing vies. Ete. ry, | | part t tke ae —_ = a am ' aa te , oe ————— —— . ; cstree ——" - os rm D COUPE has been overtacaied re b arr ' h Pianos and ot es for Sale Wy Nn : a ; , o ‘ os rnin — (cB) ‘ ‘ s \r—1923 osu ye vx sai ad “GRIDS . . : —- e Tike brand nte4 . >y ‘elt vertes " 4 =? - -_ . « tery . 47194 OO ie ore i! ive : ; . r . . rane, bot "wrsowe pe Saomias PPRIGHT —UeeyeR's, 170 : PHONOGRAPH. $29 | AUTOMOBILES WANTED | arias Sovae ia = hargams J PLACHT & BROS : . am 4 ’ F on »f : + t mn . “ 7 a F . . Tr. o_ : > ' 7” | . ‘ a . . ; 7. _ ‘ tw, é a nd , fel) “ proe. . ‘ : ‘ , 1” lane SakLAND—4 te me om ye “te , —_ dertul $ atoment For Exchange (Dont a! 2 ran . + , any make car MONA OH, 31 | , BACH — Pe - | FR OM 8) UP g FO ~ one! : — , 1924, 4248 gan Frane T) > Tr OUPE NEW terme Open Sunday 180% 7 | - ’ Exchange late rr » eaten any Delmar 192 — ' (ORD ) OAKLAND Carre mt) ite = — rTAnRDMAN “Records —Rolls—sheet Music ’ a | tare = : lide ~ 4B Tree Siidjpey . - ‘ i973 wow "erful mb 4925 coupe ’ ; ‘ A. a al - ARCH 3118 , wise me ali com 7 bY ~ I>’ ig. ae anc rumps eo, Vv ERI ~T re : : > - , ~“t, — Cox . ; rv) 74a ' ’ : 1 4 4 om h=- ru . ae I vr? harta fr roo eaayv ver: uy "RIA bend PE “et an ) mee Ss « " p Py ctomn- ful uipoed: 1423 couse $igo. ters 3323 aa; | Ana ove fh 3118 eenst | gn, many eniree, $590 “zie” } - , ~~ ar. OO, ;* = : ‘aris i eee | Cypen ever = | , ; | oan “19696 Russel Open Gunde. | FORD——Cout Si mode. in exire eves P d This PACHA Tw thine eerie HTMOINT + —~———* eee! 2 te eet Coupe: 6 months os; mand | ,comgues: © epetttimstce eople! Rea is Oy ewe an Grand 5412. EA DRURY | he Tecan sany 3806 gota Serer rei] : 2+ aa ne ea or | PORD——Coupe. special paint, leather op | COUPES SAT ‘RIFICED | PAIG 4 oupe 4 maseenaer, | ae . TY We h ry” 1ERS. . . i ; 4) ” ot .-y~ one wwnnes Sitien all arewnd price AND OTT y rEeR-PLA ROLL ‘omul! ; s = So be (14an “in eeh teh baister) Hasmles 8 otber ax | aaa sad pe Gar $062 Buses | FORD COUPE cust_et._ Roment_ - | pORD—<eape: pew 1974 jots of extras $00 eo thas it, £9 Jos! resis $150 LEDERER & OO. Kip ermenstrel weeks eid. per 2926 Locus, feet cit . 5] . . . bi : s . - COUPE 7 eee ower r ‘Repairing and Painting “winys Knien! ent 0 ‘and Dealer | (e) ' bin 4 rs anaeé a ' PP ovo B PAIN’ enameiing. | CHEV ROLE we COUPES ‘i ae ; 2 oe "OAKLAND. 16080 fF " : ’ 20 oben $49 ITmitvered late 1923; cheap ni @ bir ; . ITS ESSEX COLPE ~ eer | ¥ i— is 43 XWELI Gf nxe mrucic Wir 560 Evarm 1 pend Maar ~ row 7 eo —_ - 56 at COUPE. : mn 6610 P x 52". = o me , finten: = ‘Coupe with new car serve. used REPAIRING @nrerhing 30 ¢ays: reel eres tar tps $318 | Have h repaired - | [.—1@73 coup. nte@ anmé te er- CAMERAS. BOOKS | 4306 Jepaines Cab. “saw. Pie UNTVERSA otis mevhantal b . — tom PFhan ry TO =e L P 44 m-— o cE ns AUTO tp | | poOGHT and sot . . , ; late 1929 si bevers and ecfiers -_ emranteed 2645 ow 8 Hanetew ‘'PIsPATCH wants. Pettaioar L4oe rst * —< ~ fits any pia ne Fiaxc- ne : 445 a07 SIM. ewrnet* 10 Ib —_ ; | Bl a ae TABLE SUPPLIES _ | es —. | Pann : — tee eountry eps ————— ¥ . “1 LEFaAN ES tn ———— © ns @oe Kemph Poultry Far™- at wivr t ¢. 12te a &b “ ' f ow ee pte ere

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Te, oie ay ; rr F per Wovgr es 1200 AUTOMOBILE S, Bicycles and h Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. _ ST Lorrs 228 g=))__POST-DISPATCH.__ | a - = i — | {> - ee U "fF & Pe meer SS a D> A cm W CS ik. Ix : ) { | . _A U T O M O B I LE PASSENGEW CANRY ee VOR S- iz iad i pa ran Ja ene Pe Sedans 7 ror $a Sale —— — For Sate seeeeanememen — ——— | : Roadsters For Sale ‘s Sedans For Sa! Sedans For Sale ! : i me. Coupes For Sale | Roadsters For Sale eee ya. _ = ona - ri oT coms: | Gi | ie Sky diam dane LOOK LOOK LOOK * eed get eS = a : - = : : ~—s 1924 Jowett ' ; : read f > Ow a 6—191lv model od : ee . . x i ‘4 . 4 7" — «4 a - 7 , _ ' J ' _- a? : : : : ; y wil. ' we have ever Ter : - oo . t mot HSVROLET—* , ) A a4 , ) S42 3 cum F ~e | _ Tourin Care & : 6009 ' i Speedster it: be - ror a oo ar Se a GS er i 5 ; — —— = a : t. ae a = 7 | “ft Clr) Ad : “ , very pregeamiat oe RD. “4. 4 eda: brand-new: | —=—= al Geman Wie): SS KNTGIN ie. this lars npers, bal re Deca 2 ii ns “sy | » § ay term: barca. “LEXINGTON SEDAN : nt nt _ ’ t+ . . be —_— wa~¢ leas tha sn) + i >) Bre . by, ; . ; - A Bm : L a] ‘ a , Lax — origi nal fintah nicely L#t ' ' ; _ j : . » - ‘Ac ' : ? . serd ure Al mer ha Dice. J. | Ror nt 7s er : ~ — 153 ~ WEST SID = ‘BUICK ALTO W., ocust st. Bemoat Nt ~ Lexington-6 Sedan $490 NEWEL MOT at eat lifferen # : on , : ~~] , 1923 fmih Mandan 1680 tne FIRST ONE GETS IT TODAY | 3438 3 Grand : a EWE! —- tOT' ag | , La 3 5 v : tame a | | ; | si dan late 1922 a om ai Bi a tg yy oo A ; UR i i "I —— ia 7 | he nS eg 1s oF will domonstraie | — = 1q24 Six Touring ? N._ Grane____—. . ee. 19024 Fowr Touring sa SCOLN— Tourn [commas % 2 3 - 7 a —-# ior int and mechapieal condition: bargain ote aa Ee | .. g . * ‘Fach one Sunday. ‘ ; fyoe8 ) of the year is : 7 ; ; ; ate . ou a : Jatfarson . - : " ie mea ' : ¥ our (‘hance . t of: near ‘pias 1O.5 M : | Bo peel ~ | : MAXWELL SEDAN. ah, | a :o84 Buick with 4-wheel Oral , | : . MM. _ ‘ise wheels | Ou ir trial and pus 2 ; mn lendid condition ¢ sc baad ‘ eh —- buy Al a Real Sav ing aay oi yw 4 > —_ 7 pes "LING. LINOOLN NEALE. > P m1 n mh car | . seu” J. al! . | tremend: - ,OU , prised = & first befor , j be — and cord tres — yg ty a ‘ 20) “a pur hase " : ; 2a g — 4 i d " ‘ ; ~ ' m , ‘ yen barely enour' iit . . me 2 ~"? a oe ’ * - | MUDSON-FRAMITON, 5300 Locust 5: | : ne 0 Locust ts ; eo Mune 2 cote: wil serve as a pew car: | Bf — © phone Lindell 62 ; . ¥ a tremendous saving eap-; palm Grand . ‘t : For Demonstration ; trace BU its) Tour nu re _UNTVSRS cy "3401 Locust. — —- , : ~ = r) . : “ Tert ms if Desiree ait a a | > — , : 3 1 : Erte 1923 MAXWELL SEDAN. aaa = pag ad ‘ ww. a ‘ =e nee Tou anag ay | ; - and runs lke brand-new. TY ar ry by —_ ngs rainted a beautiful gray ' — ~~ : - pe . ; he . nin Till 10 has bumper : Dot RING— H #5: : “AT tire. motormeter, etc: upholstery a, See S940 Loe ~-. spotiess; terms. ote ame uring : NASH USED CAR DEPT. a — : =. &. ne ) 7" { wos. * 2 A ~ ac o1°*. (-pasm, ‘eure on take. _real Durgain for cash. Be yoes. $150. 4640 Boright A na — , eonderfai cendit) iso0 > etier : ft Wap dies Ola bu bed oe 6s 6 hee " . - : , ° . a . ¥ . } 7 ~ . ’ ~, — black trimmmcs. + rer tourcneg Pent wt. s1sk MeaON o46-—cedan, 5 ow seat anny COCKS 1k Mew —— 3 is sacritice $750: terms. 559 «. I | i—Touriae ¢ eC _— nd Cas. : Saat tA — A beolotely ; nal ename reset se’? 2 RRL Li ' oat ‘People Look! | BUICK—6. 1920, 7-passeng | Se Simoes in year , t"} is pediel tas . : : ; _ r imer ¢ .Z. 1923 OH. pe SOME BAK +AIN . 16 lean. E at ees | ee car i in 925 Nash Coupe-Sedan | BUICK 4—1923 tearing: oa mint and tires and « OST GTVING IT AWAY. terms. _ Open Sunday. 24 . sy new. used very Nrtie, eme of -ICK 5 -\922 +-door ou Dpe- sedans wus 6—1923 apert, ° ' . ~smeee 425 } fice + ry uring. 1920 . : a Cadillac, Almost Limousines For Sale ) . | bis 2. tra | con ay om , teat | Feps on — > xt é. ‘ ) Manen — $39 9¢ Mord, 2. ne . | : y ROADSTER kul : : : SM Ss | See Re Given Away, $600 a ec ‘ : j a : t i. S10 Ridge. 1 = RILE trand “a : MOBIL and > , Bl “mag car iate “23. tulle aoe 3 run about ie ~~ ti. exelent condition ” Colfax n } : whey Runabouts For Sale , : e No 154. SV ERLAND—1901 sedan: " , ; : ' ° eu R? wers ce. Re Oa . ‘ = 75 etc.. % : ' VERI AND—Sedan new: 1924 $235 um- . ois, 'e , der ‘ist for quick sale "} LY coT ote tt "nl = : Open sa dave _ and _ Eventacs.. Locus" Se gc =m Real Men, Look! must sel at ooce: cheap. $441 Juniata. (e7} + & me 4 root ; Piet ome 100 un: trade L CARS FOR REAL Ml -TRLANIMSedan. with Continental mo- a amaseniestuinail . ; $12 > Ve "' IN THETR Va -- good tires, clock. $1335. 5242 Ver-| BUTGK—Pecrines 7 —- Viodel 4 OVERLAND SEDAN | - » CADILLAC, $650 2 Serif’, ‘armors bot : $300 #310 er on $- , ’ - ' anaq Sem s ona mere: ox or ru} . ee PacwAsARND TOTRING ’-E- -R- L-A-N-D i oe —— i es MARM ~ TOUR! NG ". gu. ped ¢ 7 sw 9@ by 0K) “Geheat oi ‘Cos TOMORBILE CoO 2VELAN roOR § . : : . . > Ty ax weras or trade Roadsters For Sale es | 7. a® new MacCarthy Ar her Atteme citd_ Forest 626. civec factur , 1/3 L ™ ‘Qawn . uck Sedan | | : , o~ aa aie ae ae ~ anata | nd . : ; ‘tT a . , \ Ti acT ii , . % * , - fr “O40 i set -_ a “ / : : 4 +2 —— -- —e ) , . , “READ THIS! Hii a Sut Locust. “re” Subday a CHAI MERS | ee § : en ’ : - aQw ~ 7 ro «CY y ote yo 4 “yg res — fur ve | | i MAF rae . ; ones oy rea: - : . , sence CTOR BI eS coO.. 2100. STEPHENS SEDAN ICK—Drettiest 194. brend-ecw @ 7 Sport 1924 Bumpers, eoeeni ST See eee CG: caer | Goce bee sew > MG Bt : fee eee $595 | . ime *Pare tire, patent leather w ( A . : 3 — “9. trade $1295. + holstering. A beautiful je 1d teow Lea L* peu _Ru eo! , - ws . a ‘ ‘ Wek . : 7 : ’ 4 — Za ' . ¢ 7 : wer : , > > ~) x a . ‘ Ns 7 BUICK — oad P23 made sod — Rta ) PT ra; | | | ay i | ik of : a WARD ® Ss. S408 lowa av. talking about his barrcains , : | . 7 —7 NDLEE ~Teurtng. : . . . A po . Easy “Tris °° ° he ~ br : a 2 ast ‘~~, a. 2 wus me) Cc - y ; ae : : , ery : z , ; : ret en sia al a : : . -* + ’ d ante . oul : pi : ' ' 4: . - 2 " - woud tires leaving . 2-0) “i. - ‘ ‘ , . : . - STUDERAK ER— Light & eadan. qpores mo : : , — _ x —— - es - - — ; — : . leaving city. cash. Cad Gracener ‘ ‘ pamenger. inte 193k. eway =ume perfec : : my 7 —————— ed . a : Ai @Oes-Tal com ae ba } : : os — ary ~eaer 4. 1646 Fane Touring. csood coudr bee 452A. 8 wor s Must sell teday my 1923 Sa al . — odan. Gke ore oe — lest 'paaeenwer 6 . a . is hers ef ~sced Dea oe 3.09 waving city. , : nin : " . i . : - ‘ Le >: MOTOR ~4 - ’ ra - ' ‘ em © ' : ~ Bn BA, oreina! . ornSas ite > she SR ROADSTER ‘ merEre ta ge | ) . : . . = 0 BS73. no , og ee , LAZ/ / — NTY AIRS AI. 3401 Locust st. STUDEBAKER SEDAN. 7 | {_—_Braad-soe v—Licht 46 TNIVERSAL. 4 ‘ ; : , | “wae ; me 7 " . a able chance to _ . . : , cz an a4 saving on this most t « ; = - _ st oreduct of Stadebaker, , ; : > bo * sedan brand-new 1924 BUICK 6 ROADSTER oe | mm cots ee MS a 3 ee | | =| = ; | ——— iS esual . UNIVERSAL, 3401 Locast. — — 7 - - a a ; ‘ ‘ ~ . . ” weal. Ty “rT? ) mr? ry “ARDS > To ) DSON-FEAMPTON. 3309 Locust St BON anoint = o ; ) ; T° ) T % 2 4 + . si" 5 . ° - " — 4 a? — - ee ee me N ASH SKU , ~ ———————————————————————— : c Ti 931. extras, sew bat a Va ks =e as . " : Tuarantes g 2 hantratiy Sica. Tyrie I . : - — - - af ™" -_ si - = Ee ) 3 . has ine | . ‘i deal ee 7 bt JF Feacten i , od. Sent ~~ ir — ma tes is new in fall j Loon _ Soment ™ —— Na ines: nae ar makes are on | ! as reductions You 1! Soe us first Sefere vou make a pen ail day Sunday FRAMPTON, 3309 Locust St bares” G@ianvuem: ‘pss eet GHANDLEN ea Seve. . ; @unday * wall _- ae ne « ea. c} Tipe a ‘* 24 a’ eberer 1: VA Tiiey ROLE T— Noace: | BN ROL! =r | ) "~> . 7 ; . : ROL bw2s oerT he (erodes ] 7 : | iaevecter ; | . ¥ —_ ~ 3 /_€& , ought last . ‘a : : ' ne Pen; ? $ ; my is oe ~ ™ = at ; |e3 ' ‘RY =m te? ' neo ‘ +cCTlL. . _ — i x Ss Rue et tenriaw: ye ee oe tien

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3 = —— vr rw —_CUL ee a ESET ee en : d « ep 3 é) ad = * > = a ; ? % : : . ——— _ on. a ae ee Sod > a. ; ss a ae -- ; Yo: ee ee ee ee re ee ST unvAy MAY 25, 1924. erNXpDAT xe _ : | be Ar Bs 2 ES nn cestiecegremeneicatipsinsemecrtneinent seep-cee or _S® 1200 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. KITES ee PASSENGER CARS RU Sedans For Sale > io — . | rman | | | : dint | Be al } | Touring Cars For Sale Touring Cars For Sale , Touring Cars For Sale : Touring Cars For Sale Touring Cars For Sale Youring Cars For Sale CHEV RO! 45 T—To irine 19°) a : ' : - : ™ )¥ VAHL BMV >iuu GHINHA™ oh iaoes shape orrtts Ee. | 10 : , oe ; t 1 ins 4 | PURD—T Piva ng. ooo al bu ' | * Sa] ~ p a 3 P MI Ww AY ee ] ) >. Aieehied wa) , | 1118! ~~ | ne ‘ i a 7 pos — = : IDe 2eds ter if XWEI ) aT GI\ eS sa ‘ 4 LeVR = — ' . ' ; : " : — ee ow 7. st ' . Ory | . ‘ a hse 3 ore For Gale - k Tre., $135 Brice $190; casu or terms Moon Mo- | 11923 —Veinaity TOUMINGS | FORD—Tearing, 1021. $125; call before | (Bing $4157 cash. terms. trade. Moto f vaint shoo. @rev iaroon auj bisex. | 1923. Good paint, tires, ete. a ‘ re “~ Lifes Buod run. -Buic ae * v ' O ’ | Pin ui Si } on € on int Rain am « . 4 : | . : Pp adced a + oy teuch «a (luaranteed tor ‘H) dav S. , A ') 0) “y : : : - ~aenaatiies s] + ry , =) r ; } AilLiG! a, | ae ye. : sat : ‘ . -oas we ude .* > ‘cy 2. voiy Oso he 630 DOWN 7 cord tives, original finish, (D—Touting car | cood Roe —7 , Hele maces’ sierra: |b oar | WARD'S, 3408 Lowa av. rPUn SALA DODGE Tor RI NG. 999 RD | era Ree a es — — WAX WELL 3 OAKL AND DE MONSTRATOR ‘ou will have to see porecm te | FU 1923; ike new tires: per-| wheels, oxra tire. new $15 wheel i | xe ¢ 1923 5-passenger, new paint, || just > Ameus ] ' +. ~ oe and motor over USL. $50 DOWN ~ a : . hs ; rir " : . —s ts "a stor oye ° Y 4 - r . — mee 9 yy & ; a ; tT Pou starter io : ory Ge i OR ‘Touring. $5 evro ne. les; onl 22 isk ¢ vs - or > = ~ . = : ~~» ' ‘srand §120. : a + >t.» : : : “ ’ ; P ) | ; rms . tourmne - | , iy i - be ine 7a Demons +rato r | > . J ili J J > PGE re ; +> - , . . : ’ . | . d J : re ! > aroncdelet M ‘tor | ony LOOD “4 , rr . . . aon ever ' — : me Snort 1993 model fully #t,i] M arg: “a 1924 SIX i \iee ~ ire . ‘ . " | 24 ? equipped with bumpers Oren Sundays : : ae ». Gven 1 "1960 Washir ME. oon alee ous gexaiar. amaniane ry T NG. $23 DOWN trunk. spare tire, ete. New “-., esta «BE fine runn mai apne G ye DODG E TOU Th RING a eos Canes vt ors ee Newly painted: don't miss this: enly om top, side curtains and tures. vin = t ditior - ‘ . ‘ } — kot ; oud vou ‘tT ° — ha) | es — : $7: sekiy eavmente: 1 ‘our ite on jon —1924—Serve $1: new. only $20! HUPP | ae Se ge . WARD'S. 3032 Locust. OL DSM BHT, - POU eae EN aay vb . @ Phone Lind phPoRT perfect | “ORD “7 i. RING 192: . é: , iG’ we + VMAXWELIE Lire a nt = a an hee “ordi tion: meee ; : ‘ : r ao eo — , See ew mt. De dD: cp! i pt COS SSO ' luila i came stinsiiiell ¢ ; atin nie vi bli.’ | . = a + On) lows as ’ : W ic) For Dem« ition ; . ndit +i and re pfZe touring. Ne y paint and ve r like now: will MNHAM-JOHNSON ’ ’ ring t_.new ' ‘ a. | >s : . ‘SA é : ’ ee! he r priced | _ . ; , . \ . 4 ‘ » . “te . . _ e . : . . ae ea 6 ; 4 NV = my pe ze = Rivornide Be : Terms if Desired and * ay | we tS a ee mable | } pady; oneman top| FOR . 92. Get ons ires. Thoroughly over H d s-m-0-b-i-l-e 7 hon el; pew paint; Oala Buick Auto Co. : ei Vii POURING oon Pong | SS B EFORCE TOUuCtiON | or » $9 a = eee Bew tire a ! a ember of oor firm: used very little; hauled and runs better than nt 8 demensentes: Gtven ue (cH | barga : aoe6: wliall dowe ear. d' R CO. 8010 Wesniuctu: 1836. : r ayes 9. 5 wart 3 HUPMOBILE a new one mecha! foe oroughly | revar- ‘ a.ifor in " , wy , - . , }? ™ _ ribs 7 : ther uote ery: O prac = aks, a ‘Open Beenings rill 10 4 Ke 1G MOTOR | , dy yy enon net alt ona , , Touring 19Z2 : with ai WARD , i200 Manchester mi tires wl ved cy : | " ; re rrr tr Yen rood condiuen: ; , 4 _ | . ; 3 " . . ¢ ¥ a ae : , . J te) , owe : ri a we “ *) | ; . _ o= | ; ’ . - - ; ' : (*: ‘ .* , ; ; ' ‘> ‘a FF ‘W) _ 7 Walton (e} | r -. aia a ) | : a ae SiGe i) = 0-D-G-E “— | ‘ . ss i] } LS af IS iv. ~ ‘oa ‘Soa to #475; ‘- - NT). : ° i. ; _ | ; : ij Ti av i are _ sa ia | ’ bis : vy™~ : | , : : . ; trof! rh . ae ‘Or MiILIOD : repainte “ : , . ° esi kX (wntral 3830 : ‘Oth gt. 1p" s ant : ts mibe — ff ‘ rel I ranace r a! ! URI bare asyY |». reta : ~~ —_ on Sunday all day ; a4 ON) Uhm: —_ 5 oe > > ‘ " pee a) . . 7 . =n : n - : P - - . 4 me ¥ ; - os Ty) | ij rs : ’ ae . j ) , ’ , 5 ir . 4 d reniek elec. \J ax W KLA, S : ' a' . ; . " . e , . ‘ +" wnt iOOKS new ad in ——7. ee — gton ARD Ss. "408 lowa av. 7 t Se1sK alas fon ral 350. P : ; 1.4 oe —— —a ; : vce and -thew ° . ns . rer - ——— ~~. | : pee Gicren : mus st ; si neve wend ving. new car — Oe tee et,” ea Beee balance , rae “i year to pe L. : *“ : = a 1923 FORD TOURING ors ' see 1! tern ) LAND fouring car; in are Tes. 2 i: ie 4 r a J : —_ oe . ¢ " ‘oe : - : ir a ah 4 “ 4 == , 9 ~ . . TY ) ' R | \ { ; ai wa? ‘ ‘ . , r} ‘ : yeu ora tires new ? Dp motor Der- ; ’ uF | — ree 2 abe . ré chasain, cheap. : ic : (1) } ] S \ fect: small cash payment balance 10,j)| JeweETT—Soom model 1923 © touring —_--— fT ne SAS ; ‘$575. : , : me - oe 7 ~ . 2 , ia et ’ : ao 7 te) "aiken ered pen . 334 8= ( rf ac : eT nd eed 7 neotos ~~ I eant t toid (rem hew car new oalu “M W RB; 1805 Russell, (e) [250 Ber demonstration | Bttecd is car ha: ore Ures With DORRIS—1919 touring: like new: will sa armain. 216 > Ist.. negr Ol; yi NASH USED CAR DEPT. 1) ater CH EP tw ow. | r. age arner ; btbitcs) : SAVE YOUR MONEY 19274 SIX TOURINGS. 'k F © M ar; only e . ic) r— ' a eo — - a rifice, $200 Rivertide O6 c WRI rin 19%” Larte Sent i Open Sunday 3020-28 Locest. 3438 S Grand Grand £120 :} , ’ waa fui it) - — . “ ; . ofl Rod on he . . vant = . ” ‘ nA es it W dé Ve nter. « ' ~— . . es ame ee i ’ touring iven DORRTS & so Fine cenoditien: rea] ba! i Mi ‘To T | yf 4 \ ‘ ‘ £ rt LBori ‘ (ci) “err : ‘ , ; . . \ aT yY . “+ vane tate Je é ’ $2 :9 LX JB een . r . -— fect Nie Traska,. Sunday. ; rif $i - Pe is . biel f rivins . ’ . ees Forest 7! * 957 . 1 wy ne ep +: oe , m rood . . , , | B.. ~ ; paat wen! pee os al me etre | 1s acn CA _'n per : 1 (7s) neiy . 1. 6 «6OTIF : } Ler] »uT ta ¥4 “az Sai) ON iy ; —_ : > . : ey MAXWET.1, $30 DOWN | - ondition and bear fa i oe “terenn ae . 3 , | en 4 ay Sunda | — wo oe ea | —~ nears ‘ trad - : 3 2 SE oe i hae UAraD-) COM’NWEALTH T 40 DOWN ruarantee Grane 20°7200— a 2. | “a whew “ | aS ALMERS TRG ; 25 DUWN Your opportunity to buy « 19084 : 4 £ Wr i Al ‘ | : ; : q 4 | nes , r) te a RD i 7 firs : : soe a ee . : > * “v4 . . +e s. , ‘ ' LIT DSON 7 50 DOWN | | Oldemobile at ; reduced p ocee, 329.90; _ ' Cadillac, - NOs a sey ro let Tt - : —— “hs ——— = re 2315 S. Broadway : = ae ot ; ; i) LAND ae § 40 rs WN ‘Phone fev derecnstratine 9.90 Tuurings. 15) - : as SS a oS : , ~Fy . ——— a ' fo oe —_~ OAKLAND SEDAN... 75 DOWN |" 2 % ‘ E Given Aw: : Periws * Ss har HiMHM) miles ior ? « -y ' pieeet “ . ; ; , ’ . na : ; ’ Tt. ri aw a - ; - . , . 1 : c : om ‘ 1) ] 60 DOWN | Ne ¥?t :- e A é A Db) Co 7 Peswenrer: . _ , — ; not 4 - a : — ——— > ee oe SCES ie ; ron ~~ oe ~ anice ce : - eee aerate = es ELIE 25 v1 . i) UY iE ux y LOM: iC ° your oid r i opin - i N | Ry DODGE TOURING SEoement ' aT , ' -OTHER t . rery quis ie ca : : - = = ae “ excet : " - tt $5 WEEKLY PAYS ; ‘A 3128 Loewst St | 192 )*2 | ro et pean A PE , bar ot as | Notice! Seiling 0 it: sewe | t DRIVE CAR HOME Bomont 2812X, Central 340 :) y nev | _ wo rs > ry s 7 ce Sut ’ Gardnet rine ys | Open ail day Sunday and evenings. S: iv a Sant’ | ae Wg2T Ford wurine $250. Ford coup Demonstrator Thea cahiieaaniil : , | ne UW LNi uri : om=aiger; E* 1924 MODEL c 0 dealers. 25124 8 10h wt i ? | Hird teuria rt es : ff . “ast model $] 5G rirace ae ee eS = eel crive 120 Locust St (open touring car Snows — , , (“abe c) _— ea ving fake .your Se ¢ ' | Ove RLANI -Tourt! cart teuat ail 1 | MS ; ' 3f - : . . : . 4 ) , NN sage ; ' _ . ny’ : be ' 4 : = S } : ; ; , ’ . i¢ r? Le. a. y “ . ; : > ° >a - rr art) iv yt $0 Ai . el-4 rh taste ae" : ' ’ rT ie iv s ay ;* 3 Real | Ne nN. F ook! | . , a : , tit ; carl ia te jas Cs or wheel ' ; : . a L, in “. nthiy sm: 1 5010 Ricwe ‘ : (irave Pe assy pay) ' - - tL ANIMm-l1If it babs fine s«hape uM : — : - ~~ * | , . 4 ‘ @ wae > ; . ; a i ; ; ff ; . ? » ~ a : : : ; : * nmarmd: geod tires: . } tn ‘ » J . . PABA, CANS FOR REAL MEN | | very iate 192% touring. 2 1929 tourings: | Port : eekly paymenta) Al- | i fine : 7 NEWELL MOTOR CAR CO bargain. S441 Juniata | Fendler Auto. 138 Le May Dory. ae. > ae oe as wil - e.) es . mr we °621 LOCUST ST. ‘N—1924 touring, 6-40 model; excel i 4684. > aes ind LSaSW, ’ i.¥d - “ _ ’ P ; ’ ‘ I ’ ah~ ; wel hay as it) rie ’ © 3 prorit-stial naa f vnditio 5049 i or Grand eC ADILI AC, $6 0 aang bly eee. ' M a ful b nech atid “a ioe ou artford. Grane | OVERIAND—1919 model 00 tourna | > , : - —— r .. ‘ : ¢ : -™ | " iui ’ A ig) . Ao + | terms. 5 ' - sm ' ; rai . > tires «a ‘ . - - re w iv driven oO. OF - | | a Jvenings. "= ) la te saved aport ae 2K tern iypen Sunda 1am) ) =Nedewrl ~~. rete : " . . | } 1400 - ; ms an ore : ae at, iiahthateatnal, | Uaasans 1 Aller | ge eet pen al | 3 —- | (c) |USBRLAND-—1925, $295.) $126 NX . > ‘ . ‘ ' 7 ’ . - . ' ’ ; i, ’ ~ ry ° ° 4 , ' ts oin~« yO ee . Ni! Court iown ft an) is , . , IAN : ; DOW ad - Maxwei epert., 192 >. Chevrolet, Nr : . : ™ Aiea! , R ; as ar ts rh ” “i (C ' ™ a P ' 4 ; “port touring Mu: siizhtliv veered eo Ag (jliive WG . Y P n —_—— . . ' 7 “5 | ; ’ BA ' on P ‘ 7. : new car appesranoe: terme or trace Fp ; -_ . . } ‘ ‘ Pe “fey aig ’ Lonte Mtint. 3320 Locust. (pen sun : _ . , , ans " : vi ; : : ‘ . . 4 ‘ rr: s ' eT ; a Qs . ( ‘ . , ‘ On . yy : / touring OV ERLANID~—18°O touring good i motor: $17o: $600 down — . : 7 IFIDR good ; — —- Oo De ; own : 00) Other sed Cars ings ar nda} | . IN HIGH : DP Rasy terms ! - OS Deel des 1 ) 3 5 MILES PER GALLON ring. 19% ar shout the MOTND GITY AUTO CO. 2 | : | tome ae Ne eenoree: | tion, starter ood tires: windeblel@y Ve DEL} : ~ “ding trator : ee Lom ~e a. . , APU — ~~ - ' : 7 ae nae mene . , ; aati wae ‘ ifs % . Lorraine, 1035 no ChANO | pew Goodyear atber tread cord | § ibrat-o . mr VED rarter: 1 7 3 —. 7 teat mower: Ori eS eee - — Overland Red Brd Demonstr. . : ranteed . . ' ane ng ‘ | nH . r e. . , : : «i g a ar er : ) *» .. , r ria ’ ver 1% mY awt) , " sae | OC hy irne “4 ana nev ‘S575 iT) : “4 ; ) : ¥ Or ef fermly upner. ! Ls = (LANDS rour. nes, J921-"22-'34 7 ey erv re c - 7; ; ’ . 4 . ; . ~ ‘wa - . d, weeding one better than the I * ' ' , a we base been savine thea ~~ - = , ' - Somes 1 ' ste ‘ ¢? . ‘ , : ya J. in and get yours. , om : ; U liaise eS Ade oO cyiipeéer ay, . he oo 5 - ‘ j —_ : "ili it ra ; " ™ , . . , ’ : ory ' ! Mi : PDRRER & OO..* : ; i] +e if i ve ; ’ , , , ‘ . : , nge ‘ar ' ' met Tae n° ant TY otyy we eV er, extra bat ar 5 : : ” : ‘ : . . = : . - : “ Tre Lan ust en stove mwne evervthing Soo : wired Pnilen? ae . r REV rors - RT 3408 lowa av. touring &£ , =e . | Sage eee “i ‘ i icht and Overland Dealer et. rms Mot ortst# : , 925 | ante , pones 20 5 : th : Ss Ki : ) - — | PACK AKD—Touring, forfeited on @ :__T ov Pea. > F . Bilin | today, “LIDV Bla D MOTOR SA! ; . ; oe = — : | $ sh or team: : M2 ¢ eer gag ee Co. 1216 Olive at _ iourinege lish? Sermons ( rabert ~ ome . : 7 ‘ 4 he i a 0 . . _ . : , ~ o.™ [> " . j ji i“— ‘ ’ *% — . ' of as . : , . - 4 . - ; 9 . . . . ) ‘wert cre en only a a hundred miles new a4 ‘ = : ' y a. ‘ ' . a pa a) - . - , , ov : : ' «): varr niles a bie mvine South . ._pd tires’ eelor . _ : . - a ~—_- me a na % + : or a nm : wl Pert’ urin . Buick. 841 Lafayette ‘ure. ( fect ' lay cusraniece COT) VP 3) " oir , , ' singto a ; ee oon tires “| wie ri vin 6 tourine. leteat modely ” . OPEn o~- ~~ a wk L, IBIA ‘ : ; : —— a ' *, \ ‘~ . —tiead ax a = must sell 9950 5080 Dek Sunday ° ‘ rr _— ‘ : oh . i ; De rit f - “a . : : : a on R. ( Pree , : KAR win 6 touring car Pouring’ 19°71: 7 pa wenger: very : aranteed. Cora aad cS ry - ~“ondifron threuvghout: Pen Sund a ; Dc rye . Li4 . , , a 8 , ‘y woo , ; wena e touring = peered - . CHALMERS Col e he ia Tou Ing . . ‘ : . ° , iT ‘ . " and i. ; ‘ =_ ae ’ . ) 3 thr doa “iy en . . 7 ‘ WS = Las& S / -* . oe pe ae . “aii nev . ’ - sia : y fron n PA: , re all ver baked 1o°4 Pier Sport 194 RB umpers, trunk. —_ ' ¥ ial Vv I } al Bw my, id on ‘ ' on tot ’ , orc) ' ." Ke new *% or wera (“olfa , ' new pti Bnet mere, CeuEvaR ~ +) ’ , ; ae ¢- nar ned mTOR! terms . Snort ort al mrs Huber 7601 Lacust. Open . bral spare Lire. ‘ at ieY ul- , : ' . , . , : . a . ; ’ : wie >i : ' = ' : pate ~ * ” and evenings wondertu ret votion : t . , : . : . . . . 7 ’ ; ‘ ; ri, wry ne ; atewyr piu } ~ x tt , ’ h , nam ay : “ ; ye ea as : " ; é' aioe oO nar ~ 200 ‘ j I, TAY NES SP ARG ATN we Rep : ie — 5S . a aoe a Pe Motorists, 1834 olstering A beautiful job. ~~ ee Tay Dasset ma! ' . . hs ore ROE _ — = ae . 5 PACKARD SINGLE 6 5 2 com , — , ” 19° massenge tourir ? . , => 4 : ‘ . Pr ‘ - . . P Aa : ; i . —" ™ + raAYyment orn WARD'S, 3408 Iowa av Soe nas Be : ra : : Hine Oe rit for $7 mechan; eain: opty : J >. 044 : Lai pumew Sires, goed | ded in | = on ing - driven by careful driver oenae me easy | Sonth Side Bulck, | KING OF "EM ALL aCK — St "HNURE- BUICK - -— - : 7, —_— — —T rT Mt i: : e Ne ae ashington. . MARS Touring at ahr ; "46 Lata tad des T? r the eeuntry te talkin bet? : , / : part ‘ e. : m0 ' ) . : ede} TO ‘ mist as => ‘a ¢ 77 aan se 4 ge Odie Sy Rhy eel NDLER-~Tourtng; in good condition 149 ———— 2 | Dax Hl J a ‘ | "man top, bargain: mast sell. 1004 Gta. {zA-Y-N-E-S (ARM r tri rene wed | “Look— Moon, $395 | 3 cre aff Whe w. sapeets | rhe “ . ‘oP St ewe a. - ntes Muss ruses ecb 2315 , tale : . Lhe - e > ia # . @ ‘ : ; ’ . . : : ; ’ the crow ds . isb fa ' 4 ; , : inythise an ; ings 19 *' 6 and ; : , ‘ 4 ror tn ’ . . may : ne " » #3 . : - aa at f ing rye , . ’ . : : age wap is =! ry athe intent ° - . r ~ . "ve wer had a ard like pew. two 18972: a Ein ‘j ane 192 seed: lots . an , vant it } oe onty. ~~ : - - . > aaa? vie j d 7 .* : . ° 2 i : " Z : ; : - . v - . ia . . " " ’ , : Ms . . - P ‘ ~ " aa . , a ; : Z Te . | y adm 4 - DRBKE TE a ; Ve! a’ Gon “ > 6amnae | 2 OF pa vile eases. , Steced " NO —* » $10 ar 3 sh — : ' 46% yaytl Me™ R » tans YAHLEM | oor : : Rend 7v ' rau mrner., 3418 lLorust Pree F) Sundae , > : . ; | 4 : ’ ' : : ijra nad iS ieaeeietont mecsitee | Wt ww rcare, depiers. Katehi F Lee e Pr OMOBt Ps sols. .! MOON $45 0 | ~ sg. ern = 4 , ; m 4. | ; ' not $ whee er to | iW eo Sort ourlpes 123. elegant Yr SOT] mm?’ ~ DI , : = : . . ay . > LA : s ; d ; ; ' ' tris | LOOK . - F & 7) hfe - ‘ ~ J { l€ * NT RE-B 7 CK NDLER uring Conclon thie _. p : ane ry ' : . . 7 . ‘ oT . x (entra , De ’ , ‘ ” rt for ihtia ss spies: —— ~ B. itr | = ba “ : , 7 2d! : ' : : ' : . ~\ . . - - . - F ’ ria : . . : > . ’ : , . ’ ? . , is ier a * r ° en es wr} eS . M+ ans > Grane " ' ; ‘7 ‘ Corer Car : 3 ' men ; G . ane : j a b finish. Gwent PAIGwe—~—Towuring fe cheaied on « We) mek , , +. , i ; ae *% ft . ’ ’ ‘ ¥ tii ~ - : ; ri » ' rial : » ' ' , share tews MEAR tive. ‘ j . | oa , +} : TeAt . - tigi ) force n ‘ pewertel car aon "s an ofter Auto Awetion o, ° RICK TOURING — i”) +» 7 5 r : ain ie he , ' , , . / . : - a\y \\ | P : : 1 , ' . Yahliow @e'lle care Uk ; Critwe ae — - e71 Fxvellent condith . Tine ' a — on ‘ eR . on hen , Am f — ' ‘ “at « : . : r on . é , “a ) %. ‘} v{ , .. : a ad - “ee or tread PAHWIN 6 4. paaaeneer qeor' inst excellent tires; 4 ; 3 we 2 a : .¥. : ’ ; @ % ' erma | nor " : ' ; , . = es ae ; : ‘ ¥! , ' wt vt eel c oan N. Grand b thor barazain if eotf ones . eat terri. - : ‘ >" ’ . . f wre . : \ ; oe ae . T. ‘ 5 ‘ 0 , ! , Po , i. : N r? t . gerd few rmeont “'sahinetra , a : VNIVERSAL. 3401 Locust. | EP—197.: ] vai * Oe MA, On = v vrand “ Haynes touring. iight TS : ats w 70th at PAIGE # ‘ er .... with hoth opel and —-- . ' . “wprrine 10°r) ; on ' +3 ¢ — ; . " . : : : : se be . : . ‘ ne p 10en . : ; ; a real buy mate ~ ern “re exomient closet ' Li > r ’ tps &- “Aitlo ‘ ming $750 2102 Fr: . 4 a . , : pg ott. yA A = then you wi ee , _ iv Dem CC - $450 ” ona” 4 extra lene : terms = 350 [aston ’ : . . PORT —19" a nd i LOD price: terns to suit. Aiways on ety ee oe “Dar aan | | 1922 neti. = , a ra eae ; Py. nal ‘aii Si > t ya qe | ii ; .s . . : N/ > aes . ~s - ; , ‘rT Touring; late 1! r46 Nis lapis ) | s: ; ree ne irs anc 4 oon SS 10 Walton ie) | PAIGE 35 ace : . : on at dinary ; ' , , ' 4495 4145 sown - — a >> . yd a ’ t . c~ +e 77 : : : “ror ' ° a : . . re awenrer a) i of ate Sas ss) / & ul im 7 | (SCR Y TOMTR /¢299 : . ways oper SON M : , nda IMS Ru 4 Grand Gra a t a ! .' Hr = gre Ore) SN AI \ ESS pt i iv.. Dv st : } lerm ‘s — “9 . 1ata vette. | ‘ ° ; . \ I ae te. =. ; ay a “Pr ial, 4 1924 MODEL — P : so? : Th, ; ‘2 , ; . e 2 . «> Re - s re | : tog . . ‘ ‘ . irip2 a ’ ° . , at : , ‘aurTing 4 ea ‘“? = - | _ Bid , + ean. el ite 2 ut tia “ORIs—Touring ba * | tg S$ a9. te ’ ) | , ‘ ompel motermeter. ete. Just | Run very little — broke in Suick / uring. S50 ews all .- = ~ . > > - : int pcos . artais rab . . —- §* ; oO 4 newcar guarantees bert enews te ania + tat ty : , niext rend.’ ta co leo ; , P 1s _ ee . : , : : eae : ’ . ¥ ok & ; ating 2 : . ~e : : te; : = raving wt take pour tenring 150 down Mrs AaDOH, a : ) — — ’ ' ant ' 2 77 1! ty — “O8 & after .xw Pours vas J + ) NORTH 1D E NASH .. "168 dowh parment. balance in lawus — L , ~ Sy lig -— «tend ' de’ ; , add | , —- | 1 ra : , "$0" and up) cash or terms HUDSON—Touring. latest t) | palot; bargain; terns NN) | gesetha ttn Gee eee Cee 2621 LOCUST: ST. me AS New driven : : as dt ~rammes ade LM iy on" ' ou saith eal : . ae eae aie - rat ome gets 1" for « 2 buwoees = fret “ow ns aa Urin . L* Ba ny oy Tl : ——— ” ’ ; wendertyl muter $295 cmaky | for 10 memine * MODEL NASH “TH SIDR MASH «+: Sa00 Grae i . k : ‘ ’ oy *. | ' ’ . ia : wwerhagied from “nr eo ” FF. es ~~ A Demet leer er : aa a J . . + ‘ : *) ~ 7 . ‘. . "y , ' ' , os : aa . , , tir prectica ly * eo auP “Zz 64 De eee 571 eG ‘ a = : " : her ; ; vas ~ * . —— “ ™ . , . ; : : . — . : - — " ned ‘ 4 a nda apy. jaterw Al La T ' 12 RING vd ' ‘ *. v4 4 o: 2 é , $ . . Mi) ry : . . . - : 5 — , : - : 3 | | ; : = : : e 4 — ean bow thie ear at & big ow T | froe ( OK! A PEE RLESS. “arefe! artwet UME ss" ! | —_ D102) erring am ) [FI exec pions rd vermis S016 “Bey Maxwell Sport : LO ahs be ' a onler: ¥ - - . 1S , 3 és , ten : ' - 7, De ~ m5 J NAS T'RED CAN DEPT Haren t you seeen ihe a “ea - ’ y " —_ Unda “o°e 2A | s>cupet Aown the hw yie* arc’ - ate ; fa atina ce toLrivg khak! tan pein Set; ' ; a. [ srir . . . : ’ : ; 4 - : : -- om 4 ; | feria OD ifn opr ofS. ror ——— ai lem. trade: yp of tH . te Ford tocr HH. Fen . LeMay Fer: ; tern | . , ( N CH NURE “Bt —— | 3 tikes $3 trum ab : sie . . : ’ ni . ” | | to i ’ ’ ~ yf va te ’ ; i. k 192 3B uick 4 r , T* uring rem unning order Bags ~Tou | . wuape gas #5 - " Ww'RIN eee it OK . 2 ; * —- , grt Ey . bumpers $20 dow ory erie te a , _ rig ; > _ ae : tsa ‘ ‘”. NASH TOURING e ener’ rourtag | : ¢ i. ~ wig cus ~s) o* 1 tou . = = +~ | ‘ oe = ; oe (Po aon : , oe ‘wuas , ; , op. rtaine ane uphot- e : ’ r b> r\ bs a . ‘ ° : . ’ . . 4 . >" * y . J ttre , \a *) le rfu } owcrd tire: Teédur Yord -- - te Bond a OH! LOOK! — oa y aeiS Toce | A RICKENBACKER © z. nee bats BM Car | we” Mevlewun! Wve ea - . 1 tome ‘ c3 »areer) aneree! — : ; , , ' ' - +3 out, , ; . wt we. ir ' rricen 4 cv. parece : oe | : . | , A 7 = : : ENS I. : r ” D , , : ‘ $196 Ae ~~ 2 a yo nti oe i. the westele scat Sh > New paint. top and upholstery abi? &. r .. & ; er } aeyv terra. . ™ , a . = : ’ te ~~ : . ; - <a. ; - , -% . : is ; need ~ ' e@e NASH USKD CAR DEPT. | | inl , —l a . , ae mo 1g Tare —_ rn , = Se pal ty ter - 9 , ' : | ) : we. $175 SRG Hee ‘ Open Sunday 3026 28 Lecest. | hay & —— , ) 7 | me Thpatl | ee wPTO? L. aa * ee ' « J618 Lew

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Jeffers — "best = 4, \ Ba\ 4 | “CZ z yD. ieee . geod con- ’ s it nhlngs. 80a, & UTO SS i} pa» . o \ | Oa | Z (9) ty SAFE PLACE pe os ae I-10, truck cs) ——— ’ EXCHA z U eae A eas Ett coecrne = lB ARGAI : » Pate “s i ‘ rif ah | _ 720 I x ——— >} U Thine Wt re pa Pre Ey | ne Fl pete |. o/ Daa a | pce laeee Peers pqeoey truck: cheap B G | hescharse, £0% oS | 7 = | (Ar AS, a vice A , we het w | S bo \ Va ~ oS ' | A\ , in yORD ite teen witb . 407 K x ‘Marceau, weedh LO \ , T S YY | S 99 || 283 MaNs ton tr ndell bi. (621 Rebuil , Dacha ST “painting - | = : VAL | Al | FO — 4-wheei ; t and Used ; A Node, autem pa per’ } b ~f | ITY | 1994 1 utD-—Ton truck. trailer. 3 1%4- Trucks Pescle. _ Schors (313 Market st — j J aw | j > D aa weg - ; — H j Z J Marmon- 7 ; KO e body ; 00d | with starts: = | 2% ton Mack. aun -— ———— ib —— i CHANGE: farm for st ~—= af | “ " i N OT : j like new . pass. touring; : a Truck: “> mnnditi: “mn. 3013 hard- 2-ton n Mack stake , BOLI Es— Por mA ~y x w ehster 22123. Laue ft | ™ —~ f - «gach ES | Winter to with Summer and | Soap a Saree ‘satel = 51 body = f 2-ton ated Pe ieee body. 2307 sale or trad a uA MoE Packard. new! , . | op; 6 \ | tL -—ah 52 + 1%- r-ow {pat . . mai otin sg : = ge om he / Ris >A TR on and ti P; new eord tires Sede. oe ieee 2 Garfretd. i ton Packard Chassts. || BODIB 34 Wel eae. 415 Vcerminster. worl a - > - ro.) rN . i i : ire eovers, 6 . FOR » CHCAT. 96° to express . ; o 2ton Pac Chases and C i tS—Ford co 77 nater ma f -™> & chen & ls mee | Te WY — 5 \ HSV. \GirF vi ‘ umper; aut ; || trade: t ton trucks: five: ec) 3% Denbys. e bodies. . terms; Peortesce for $12 ue S25 om | a 5S — ) vl Vd . “9 . 1 shield cleaner > omatie wind- | FORD ines wok L Ss 7B $05 up: ||| body. Gram-Derustin, Gum , BobY BARG Biwnet hare you" ae sk. sus. A = - | ae ' \ nt driven only 25¢ “a stoplight; 45304 an oxeunain 1924; pmeumatic te) | Hh tre denby, dump et rere: terme t ea HON RD — b- pas ‘ * wi 7 S« ; bn , | h . mechanieally ‘ miles; and | | FORD—_] bott. terms. 12 cord pa -ton Denby. robin VANBL Sia BODY ll C_metod flat alto, like nen | \\ { ve } f A hil’ perfect P . | | ang Late 19°3 till 2. eo 5- ten = FL. c Sidney st. 7 ye. ae GOKSO. sa bi] or quick sal eed {| fee b= 1-ton truc ae Re 2-ton Pioneer: Co CAMPING DR what you . as +f i, i} tr i ) Fare a $275 . 2 oe 8S h. ileal: terms: ik, reasonab! : ” -ton Indiana. 2 19 BODY autif il lot; .s or “heed t ) i > i = | Paekard +: ..-$2790 || FO ; private . 2-ten dum DUM 19 Park 4 av fr home th . to fee ee \ I bo me rd Six Demon | RD—Ton tru . 4053 yt Diamond p body UMP BOD} Dont - © rey you deo =) on +f ‘ASH ») we ’ rl Driven or a ~s . 81 ratér— > Londition ; ~ ck; open . exD o on I. Yt. C Fox [+215 —And ¥ nese. : ) ¢ ~~ av O = AR T C ; a. i - 9 untfi 12 °" ; ; Rieech Oe . - ’ ‘oe rliive 8125 Ww | MI U OM } % ees Pot S-passenger touri Pera Bota 5 Mr Telephone " FORD TUDO men ts. senate valuabte | tet, t A I Os ILES | | | ine condition; co 2 ing; || Clara. 8; starter; oa special Lod oo. = i. __sell cheap; tr ede te d pe eat Disnaten, "a you? i and bumper 4 rd tires | | FURD— cally new. 1 ej 812—Central oy. FORD BODY— Wi rr inge houm Hd Wi jap). mag " | 1921 ton 453 783 days ; Y—Deli hange beses ) or anto pa \\ t Nye-Knight _1999 “ee ef $400 ae shape; truck: pew engi ‘ Mack I FORD : trade; _terma, j K. Lith st. car. J.B ct ian seh Tee 922 4-pass im Lumber $100 Call “Maenday. | - Internati TOURI 7 — | coupe in Al eonditi passen rer FORD—tTru Co.. 0 Manday, | 4 M 10nal or roadste NG BOD i — {] | Hua ition.....$80 ck with nan and Rusedil 1. otor Trn FORD r bedy. 2 aol c | nuason— 1993 eoune: : 2 0 Bilgere Moter 286 ———- ek Corp BODI “i AND SILVE ; : little and o ee, driven very j rFORD Light 3889 quan ‘ °RO4 PINE ST FORD — TT : — osinideaaati R i i en! eonditi I : ect mechani- cenditian : truck, with pa ib — r) IS ye seu Pw BO BODY a, "ons for diamonds. olf gok | ‘Oe |} Chevrolet one terms. G bedy; fine a FURD— | and silver bought, ss q Wi | Hupmobile Sedan. 19 . $1100 POR eee Y Easton. illiam | FE em —— ———— wp: Beso all — ry ©. 613 No So ee | . a cy a re —— . >. trae — . ©) i mechan ical ; I pl : 1D good wg A starter. 19: 271 light deliv = FO Chassis F = . — he for d. silv ———- i . condition; . Vandeve demountab ry; curtail RD CHA of Saie “ a teeth. Bi pl | bargai on; a real ||* oter. ies: $150. 7 er ASSIS—I s bh. MID gain . re ORD—I ; “16 type. $122 ate model: ’ e IR Packard —Twin-Gix Bertin 700 also jlaght delivery > ae (ey | FORD CHAS Whittier. ; $50; start- "ove er prices pa! ; ; d—T win Six Berti ° : Bble - price. “ 35 tH good sh can ‘be w: nscgl $40. pry —Good Gondition: ia (c) e ronda. ithe id ole. S I fl al and 7-passenge ge wae, TRUCK- fA Aaness. Se; Feast FORD—Chassi 54 Gravois. on; bargudu — al + ody, ¢ 7 5 oF tour! y S20 _ pa body : — condition: as aiag | mode : = 5 . $400 1418 _N. K lay; barenin, od conti Open roma: ey wa AF and Norris ver ept. See —_ oe RRY MOTO Co a ee | FORD CHASSIS — oe, ees: EO Siged~saten opened. “cow peep 7 exes —_ wild S W a ’ eel 6=-C 1: EALERS (D—Truck, 18" eno —— BEGINNING SALE Dae F you ere it A flowers ~—- & acres a — 7 W VYYLINGe! | cord tires, sta . panel body. Has (ec } Bye ry TODAY FOR geht or in need 20 JO varieti REO Phat Prices” $25, DO" 1 Sie’ Wie y nder Demonst ont ms S00D a or cenluoe: resin 3 os Regge rays peng aylor Auto a, — i. ~ b F. Danthonan Firat ut tin odae tourt NG, $145 N Hi; tire 3 1600 miles Sstrator CAR | FOR ___ wee 175; it ~ Pu ston av. pply Co RA sodd teks Gometen” 145; 4 v Studebaker ‘ii! B and cover uipped wi se 5 | D—Ton t rms. | $2: can’ jacks, Phone Det ° AILBY has ing lawns call TE RE ‘ $85 down. conditions intest tote! ea et | Big reduction included in ow with 2 double | ,* nik, Mine body: 3T: Foss sa! wna" Shae toners Seow 1456. - eine "landscape rien 7 . } Mie) est 5 M yy. , . ‘ act r) ' y i 5: =! = . - . . ss Nash. $ ‘$2 A 30 $50 $45 down, y wy ot pe rhe # od tires ts oo . NDAY 1 in our pro -" e | Broadway. all ruaning oa $09; cae’ i a ‘ee eS Sorte. $2.95: . erie UNI , Vom Oak' 75 down. 088 SSS eee a estre: t fit-shar m1 Nincty | FO rder. 7320 eatherett 1.25; 3Ox3 \4 AUTO B For NIAD— $1 cares ak wy $2h » down sitiais 1 w istic va p *. an sale . - per RD TRUC N_} carst °o sun ; spot! ‘ae _ tires $i w Vb HTU mi , ae ‘S58: 875 down ‘ oodues wh" Alw. ~ nye weekly = only | | IE ayn * OPEN A thec cent of all | open, a KS—Light del (¢e) we a ag t oy tank ef as $1.95: Held, BODY wid. VY 2 ttn mail pbk > ge me tod >, 30 dow ° VIL, SON opet 4 monthly, i : >) TID) a assis zal a | ] lodg B ' RIE Fr and pane ivery; ~ $50 Ss. 7 73 or c ; Sk AN erok tiful uM come, first ay, don't w n. a : & Merri RC : sie } la\ va\ [oN eee b : . © rothers 2501 r- LING FX ~ I bodiea. up; FO . many othe ry. BODY beds, buses petunia ; serve ait. B SUT “4 AR CO \ & RTA ANAT ult ; | S. Jeffer IRD DEA | Teo RD SPECI - aad be Fe pian ) ee d. ig saie, first $195 Touri ng: cl ee ‘amet hi %cOe B29 a acne IN AA AV VI WE Ht . ’ yes in the last 10 | —— ersen. Open eveni ye | Sowrtne. “S405. An hy ny SLIP-ON eras Oldfa J all ounumer. oh be avert 2440 Olive. ate | 6S 1 ars are still i ; | TR nday, | 39 set: barrel i roads ack Cor W = Pull, cal mar hn ek Olive, ade; bargain: st beauty k= ———__—_—— ree SE a: om P : — 7 , still in servi livery: UCKS 1921 and — (eG) | springs. f 1 headii ter, 3.75: = "Cord Storage-Movir hingtoa Par ture directi y di! moving a = - mt S102 ys hat is } ce. best starter pee 1923: lieh } shi ront, $1.2 hts, 50 an enders . . oxfiend, 11. Gardena, K. s ux ie O35 Stutz B aa 7) — i" = ° build cause they | 7 A PF hanical demountables: oe t clincher whe 2a UupPer, , $3: be ane “aim é Ba ‘ = » ie y : me R. ‘ rpc ee | i SPOEt, 18-vals earcat SS —— pe hee acl last! «| FORD— hamical “condition: erma, | $3 302 Will sock oh 1. Send oe tteries for Sal PT yPew.Ai LERS Ca ring cw | Stul mar aive motor — - — x t ; | tb lac = . y and/|G _— liam , sorbers. : hat - - ~ = ¥ er eran ms sed : months $100 Of TE lamps _X were $5 qomainied & beau- | | sie — a “_ is no an - why there Pegg take § ee? 1921: panel ee. and benday. ’ - 15 (orators. ATs -O5 6-VOLF MACHINE 3 ado eur oan L is OTOR. OTD: ag um per SB es } ore ° a i : it; cash wy ° this c¢ ~*~ e! bod ~ P Cc, epen 4. . a a) _ new, ches x car, Al nion, | Sundays. "3910 Ww Year to Ts. 7 - sensible evenings » or terms car: come y: AUTOMOL eVenin TRADE- ~ ~§ ia earliiaietiaedintiitiilinte STEAKN Heap. 1940 Sidn condition. Like | ashington. pay | me —_ vestmen - in- [ , nik : ms. Open Sunday and A #H tILE PAR gs SIX MO te Fe 5 - ay st. Open t in th AMBERT-G y and eimann M TS—Nic FULL NTHS @ or Sal Schroeder KNIGHT _ ~ Tem ] ‘ ‘ th: e world | . tT-GRAV BS AUTO | fr. ickel-piate. N CAPACI P ge bd — " _47) an a D ames MOTOR C Sa bine Faeeoee wo 5 aoe TY AUT Spin STEARNS —; tor Co., 3s Deimeonstrat plar =i 11] n a Dodge B : G M C—tTruc 4567 _M co $ -—Blue RB. N. Broad AU i BING MAGIIINE a7 38506 Lindel! veh d ge roth ! Send C—Truck ; inchester ' _ 34. 408 N uibbon, way r ’ M ACH NX ~— - new: ng paunt ob: touring; ai ° ic Ki Spee | | T HRE > M( \ CIE Used Car. I — ‘ : 1017 a — late model - {Oe BRI : Main s 10 gailons for tt mi A but ae eae lols SHIN, tzeewnt ~ STEPHE ternys. 3839. Lal sraetinaliy t The world’ ing”’ ail Ret hanicall DELS He; () sen [, E : Bs MS TRU iN. Leonard. > : SCOELLIBERTY yi > TTERY BDDING Ma‘ INE —— SSL guar quan , bargain. curtains, quipped with | €-pass. spo id “1921 t ~001 § a - tt ee —ee oN | ced low. ! etc. |. zoe 1 Ma: errine- Brapdst . goed pod Ps mae _BOMONT TERY CcO.. 2 SE PRICES? | a ep eels WLN4 MAC —— sina SU a ha” ea eae, et ieadey Tos oS) Tourin a Mien POET bapa ie eS hot Rad Bettie wine x pe and r , abri l . read es 4 Tou : a ODS It 25; - a g Cc 5: a mae ~ . °3 ~— j S } ‘7 . ” A P RS ! . “y3 o sAeundr 7 aie od a , 4 i S tE Al > = Ji. t. " r r oen meter and ear bvifiex b S snubbe on, ened ri ng, fin ussell ie) | WIN ars For a LDAN Re s1ucko hh y ~ gruck ; —_—— "Fora. b ALE B JDING Great 802 t of | new. bar lock, umpers, ! rs, | Saltser rabber, | mechani peg TON 6—Tour Sale AUTOM . . | - ‘PACKAR — ; starter. | mak Dodge, B : UMP WV RE myle, 7 MACHINE &R o B31, —— Gar awe. ti and wy ad = Ty. $350: — Cc ondi- / > — mechanica) a late mode —— ab IMOBILE—Y!I — Be ite model Disc exatbees™ $100 « —- sou © ars; wn 4 Overland a ERS ] WH big - Mt and . -Bucroughe, orUL enn a~ York, cer V EL Ik \_SCHNTJ sa | woreet Ps my ‘ a . must be Be Dol ISS ] “whens F mode} very ;uaranteed mene eae cord tt }REPUBLIC Way a. 2915 Ss. Sidney 1éus. DE — Vie rear bemapest 8ST. LOUIS WHEELS . Se Th =: asodttiie. tes cmlct 9 order: ew 2-3 -¢ aieda Tourin RE R - , | —- = ark bi ‘ orest 158 1 we 4 497 + ima e750 — yeti : readin al in. res : Col ndition. ton truck. a _te7) CARBU , 3029 Ss ‘OO PARTS. rs. Truct 412 rT o DDIn« reade Bids. inpuset sol omen tire $. r: good “ top: &: Red Se _ U IC kK \¥y 5O CE Aine fee Car ti , - CREVRC or 3814 FE “stake bod RETOR— 2. fers . : me, 7.29 Oo} wi : M AC STUDEBA ; $50. 39 runni 2D: new pat alm | Yoru ct YTS A . » | FO) » Itask AEVROLET U TRAFFI1¢ airview. y: wood | —— ee (—May ~ m. (c62 all m ena mel So tI TERS HINES AS . KER— 3 O1 Meb ad ‘ mH: Tea! x” ' goo Che : 1Wice of . DAY B es * KI 4 4 a. ¢4°7 ew. «cher i . own perfect, 80" Touring; ipas: | w ferent me rOURING ACTOS 1d "sedan, Hudehaker, roadster. sell at substantl _femountable; compan; 1923. in good condit terms te a I MO ~saileane FP: le as sport | Pigs Tires For | ae ildg,, ‘Ollve Brest co SropbiaAKta Dothes ; terms. ip Wr = $e ree AND INC ondi ition’ $27 | will, one 5-passene 1 $3 Delmar.(c) | KAM $100 Fores 4 ep ~~ 3 wi a ae thie ty; e Priced very | Delmar en Newtnan gs tives: eh ENDERS— ae ust. F(eo8) Llinks— =. , d2x3% BB. 4 ‘ tr mega MAC ai ; a ain hilt sili ing: Pena S| . 2510 ] 1 TOUR ifice; $250. _ ger touring cai oo ITS TR Ab. ord Motor | - shal TR. — ' Co. 6143 bloc shell. st shields, ruv x4 : a t i condition -—Barre Market Be a real oe iad new ; Pa (c) ___ Ie - gell che shape. ~ ac ust RINt; AR 4° Apes Lahad 17a; on) ++ RAITLIER ; ()'] HER ron . i Ak b y(o= 2 —_ 3 at ck motor. $1: ho ods. rurmnins $2. 5¢ ~aaae 5h) ee . Birr. OG Linde like gain; ted ires al Wh Se, -. .. ap. 3441 ‘ passenger | - _t on one = , 6-cvlinde: aqie Past T) : 0 uj a — \ ew " ' | ‘ ‘ FOOD \ — 2? F wp reain a ton ~ truck : . oe ; ic) HOOD $20. M o. st « ’ 77 \ “ ipiséste - j bi Sree uER- I “ Sto. ois SA°5 ine Touring us st ata. tour- TO RIN = 1: 31 H His ey wg candi- i W 1! ny = ct wae Vee. ! Lem ee ar hoa Coupes Sed An wrk Bs | PR Us 4 et ma OV we, condition ; _ Palm or Hudson Merri 381 10 ) Olive. ae a “ wend TRANSORIB ING ¥ —T . "oo 4 - ods? os ‘ or , ‘ ~~ "a or f . } N {; ’ . of i 1x ; = 5 . Ss 7 La ; or ae => or . ew. 7 e >| guaranteed porie ouring, 1921 tight 6: . ESCOTT—Tour “625 N é 30 cane time. | TX at order: 31 TY Pa°n 4 rood Retain ed os Newly ps irug k = of Dodge a... Trucks. Al | TRI 720 N. et 3th. Pg ash hauling: ~sa. oo PARTS—Che new. 2940 = oe ~ mabe be stindaty a STU Die B 375. #916 bLorigh _bargain at “$400. axceller oe ING CAR—I -0~6 Di Kalb run- | @&, =: sickness ne n ante ted and hers cars and | ne ~3 \% -ton ene =. ont! ator. 1915, ap; 30x3% (c) Ms ILA | _* Ww od AKER— , - 1— t WEST OT Vv Cc alt Cc it shape Ez irgznin today : eg. - = pha et TC 40-3 oF must go a “ : of vargal n. ( . ump ‘truck ee ee ial, ~ 3: “ $6 mot wheels, 3: $2 an - Eine Pr 9340 ad iat RTE z —, (ese) eo TT—192 O tourine. erie y Boer TOURING CARS ~s ir o=48 Rel! ea Box | >. = “— new BF _ = r " \ mors ay ie & rRUCKS—2® or an Cabany Rod shape: hte body + pouaing, | $10: $18 ditfer- Fiche 200A tah son rotary "ma e trade ed ae 0 71) si “ or. ONC "wn = = : PAOSt-L)isrrs re Ng $200 cash | A\ T Le Win ate , i ing Bo: 3% some w > * ’ ’ vison } f . . - MAC sTUDEKAKER—i9> anything, | WESTOOTT—Tours — i TOURING 20 Howard. — oe le - === —o IV) FOR CO TRUC _s W-218. Tem: pith steady haul- FORD Fite = apg S acccepcrteagah Powitr 4500 HEN “Oumplete cust. — $750 !*m 6 touring, be, aia = yTT—Touring: late mode ie) | SOnRT 2794 GI 1920: good condit! ©) | wD 6 S75 si ihe balance ~ | mie ‘ DL UVog Enright. _ and 5 ton dump trucks. or poe $1.00, ame fenders. teal ly Linge + Portable =“ “~ STUDEBAKER oa erms. oats est Oe etal ee and A pvt this car T a4 RING CAR Flascow a ree dit n {| nn — wf] ae weekly t 7 wv 4] 4 3 Locust Bl T R UCK SA ten . 4640 city. — for SS top et nw sition Wii’ ar S40, Re ant ins touring LIGHT 6 paid °646° Ls 4 dean” Ghat aia, e pien- | 1, 1923 model NEV OmesEe at Y @ real ||| erms : >i. _will sell chea rucks and Tra way. Sundays. argest 8 odie” tan om: chan” —L, ~¥ ‘arkview 1082: dealers. a as 191 . Lafayette South 8&i Ss, only | AT TOMI . , OS] g Mi ocel* . 4 4 V 1? ] | ~ 99 aie T Ri ‘ » and _trad a ffic truc ks. FU 1320 N. in Pic “aD 16°92 m4 mith — 4040 new; mode) | WESTCO" Open ide Buick 7 EUROS Ta nnesot | sul, MOTOR C | Ks—Ar e 2018 ' RD MOT Broad- wih -= On ‘ érup a ) | WESTCOTT—Tourt evenings ick, | x04 b-eylin ee , R CAR CO | : ‘rade See F iG pieasU Biddle. | |! TOR—R a etagion Ne ave ae. HWRAK kil vania, », »-pass ounng. Que Ss. D346 mat taal! A ier to i jbl? | A R $ Not c) ‘ Ss 101 4 reddie. the 1 re cars, $50 notor, rebu ebuilt, (Cc) * a ington 2 nde a ica. ee aR 6 and itt nickeled : newly paltited. md al 6-cylinder, " Mazvoita ay. rubber, $160 cash. | Open cies ~ VU. | ; Kite ypen Puncays mua 1K SS SS Saree a — Ca = Nash, noe pl $49.90: a Bet: ures a ber: , a 8. — weed 1 ON Auto as tes casi p Raw UIThKR—U : east. Persie tse cas a cee: eee” Oe: anna” cee are” out wt: | mM MT SEES | one ee v's | TAGLON ale Saleare, A705, Pain| alee ae Si Mom 1008 ad mt ‘ ing a : ’ our 1 a ra . ik ° r siif ibs ur aes ae *« ; ‘a ; E - ; cent iz: or} Touring. very | el) 20 Louis Flint. 3950 as age terms. er Cais ati profi | i} .9r d = k. 15. Ope n body: . running INSIST on a Olive 7845, | TIRE fond! tion. $32 Underwood nal enamel; ate model, and evenings. 20 Lecust. ¢€ yment. St HUDSON-FR all dav S&S IL i 9501 S. JE rp. ri Junk Co.. 1 mt ° ture: they “genuine (c8) car } 05M. S G4lla No. ; Silva at er terma. sore $500 === es . Wen Sunday “RAMPTON, aan | Ha Oui Jo @ ‘FF ERSON THERE —~ ** 1823 Carr. armatures ye longer: re-Newed Arma an rds ’ PEWKITE , ing. has’ the apoea rane Vcnaaeenenen ; —s | ———— i " WG ‘ i sf , | ruck 4 ‘J MOTT ~~. per pair: ~ eran, $1 zhta. $1 ees an ; 1 a | 8: tINGS Medel 2 ' ey Gh | ae oti ches s F Q0° me taao Ford OG: st ; berfen na ea aS “bp ey ely RING ||| 2 t the year te now ia ult blast: Cars | | Olive St, Near Grand | 36 2%, or Sale lonmy TRUSK pop Me co. | rearview ‘mitre =e A ame! Tad ao cpoaillon”’ eareaia. ny, cerd to « it. OVER m0 this car Silicate’ malainones WP Cars || s and & FSS lle otter TE, ane Coliver _1035 A DY —Frait __ eM | wine irrors, t' Break. | Wit er 1550) ieh: ff tires ; losest Vrmrranp arly: it prine us reductior mn displ undays. i] Smerres ‘ dame eu y ‘ruck. $145: | Bo Aberdee + ily: 5 f shelds wi ake valu Bae: ITERS w. S—1921——Seenia - sae aap | price. tg that wil NIGHT i _— 2210 Lax gn Oy ne first ieee at be en: = « ok 1355 Wart North * hide | ~ | vel. _Benton_?: ame b Seitenien. 50: eas y- = magnet $1 26. TIRES-—30x3 t = might a rie stamend. ” iit 8 wi oe. of wil! give -_— -s to tts" " hh ; 3 Omen re ans @ j = = ACD . ay, Colf St cloc ‘ rubber eushi ’ le S : 22 3 ot iP t cheap. . most ‘lm pleas you the e« uring DSON-FR mn all a: ake || a : Nv ; — anda locks. case ons 4 ~ ew | a ar wat. . rental 3-1990—-ane orice, Ben5. a oe of Dleamire and service for the | me LE FRAMPTON, So00 Tei ms. | MeN: ae "Continental motor. tirown- 11 7 ard Motor Trucks clots Ste Sr Suarenteod: 850: | Sunita "$5: PEW KIT — Underwood 920—-Bpecia! 6. at a very| new car wf have a 10° least pos : 7 Locust St iciNiece M ; a A Lage, or Grows Lape teamemees | LAUER MOTOR “GO. Grand Sse ot cther Gaomeien | na Mh ggg gs peat | IIR y ent ahd okey te auiek sale. Meds 6. TVmRsA all. ogy S545: +t ow car Suere saan y and these .- ~ will TC ie RI NG CAR - te AY otor Co on’ xs : mm e - ai = smais, cain OR GO.. Grand CB. ae covers for, Be ain x ning. % price: Kis,” TIRES. — 413 Pi my re 0 Ma aiie a . L, 3401 : LEDERE a7 8 . ~~ ATeS x s€ c Ww » cory R-3 use for it —~h TUF 1A 7 e141, Cc apis. wart seat can | oles co oe: Si —He —_ lac *? R F R ° | { ‘ ar re : . i t } mr ld, Pos ' cash, ' r - - ; 1ont 314 -O.. 2802 h u 7 you beat . 2 \ 0; ! a ‘f Studebaker Resin ; ust. | Willys estaia” a Lae By, co. ' ror model ( “She 9 Supe- ss ae wav isa ca condit ioned ru 4 _* a ctaal st-Dis nod > FORD ne ety ALL ro _ ee oD a Ottve et. ny TIRES—Ne this. : mA ye: meer : ng, j rh ma UN erland mst els . ‘TO et . llis-S hed 7 _ P in "oct eer . tare . ory fn . y , } ,- as of au —- ISn-—N Ww u TH as Dea! ' ass , S , ot. | vestme Met Os Qe ‘ail 7 - KARS 2929 Sheri tomobil = ow Si 4 this tires: e t Six t lw IT { ondtit ' in Ste: aire Ros nt. }h)™ _ . oS acn Ep ANY as We TO P . ida Am. e parts. - and wunera sendition ee, first-class $° aL YS -K small e LON | { arns Cor \oadster ' r } 923 “aston | ANY sTYLE i - AY YOUR chea = Co An a>—3 mo ene ¥ ONARC t car ’ $700 | NIG HT cash ys , erms pe ~ «+. $1600 : ra w23 mode! tc) SMAI KH HAND-M top recov (cOR) 10 ain 230 27" ns Wri Tl Alias iret-cl ; } ay me : SE Paar shai? 06 S. Jeffernon: ® RI EFLING? MENT. x _Sandey csorning. Sparen hae | clase tn aos r aw niyo Dentpat | Eeeest model S-enasen ECILAL SIX if bumpers, t complete with | CHEVROLET ane H SIDE) Z Cede els—KEaech Car truck, has YTHEKS-— Rebuilt obiay | o— eee BLING 'S CF ers 142 Olive. 16; open ee 8h ly Cunrenteed: moral ea tien wil! anionliiv aA xer60 lUuteowrin = = , ire, ~ . y 7 ¢ fas ( , 485° a “4 187 ! ( ranteec ¥ ew: ‘ord os “ane at ‘ ; acTeel > Rom oat ‘c) 34x4 ‘ Mas ritine M lal eale: Putas lie, wonserta evfierwoneirn: | | parking light stop light, ee ee ee, eee poanan oy FE Pisranterd. “bargain: |, .& USED TRUC meee cypeiece ase at ae PARTS ait gisen. 4 PEW ITE ie schine CO" a? KI baile 4 “ots of orieet (OP This 3 - Paint lik ines and Sundar Lrin't seen adeno S041 PR. KS Mr he of new ap ote ity * dincou 2 n poctabl aaa oo WICK, 8101 c |) and 18 18 a bea IRC | = _= Stisaed Lack on heavy a en (6a) | ™ ASON will sell ~ a 1. 1%. a) Burs MOTOR CO. d used parts | I ~-B Fy wasted” a | Caters ST Hive ) n one ri = utiful e —— 745 ba cab duty chain or Rran et UTOR + ‘orden ie an ton 3008 N. ISED TIRES—35, 3 > tai 1163, Retaae. : = rid , are. ~ ~ ig | orive ch, 1k “dest ‘ Gra Pw Ce. YEBAKE : Vv ae W il] . ; al 7 ak for Mr arcain. : ©2814 Locus UCK CO.. red. ( HA nd. (e099) x4. 30n3%. bw ii? ott nN. 1923 Re. — }} | . ou. con Vinee j 1 y ] ; K 2. BB . Ww at ne r. I ail Thee ar Sees t. Factory Grek IN DRIVE PA —— sae Tire Co ay | Tul ‘ . . rie ~All “man . 5-pass. — nn : a rasc hears ~_ aD - —— ——— aes 4 , = r bal — paint; special 6. N ||) WARD'S, 7200 gy gpa pees meee eres HH es - es DET drive parte, hark amir l ) ym of gtmnten ama ah motor exe or ! Bent pea Mane} viii truck, ict) nl tote AUTO BODY cand stronger than new “ht —— paps. quiet. This car m eptionally | iton 46. chester FOR k ee) , 1B a mite tary tial CO.. 106 8. 12th st r tage e+ PP iw niteRe oT Weber weak ° us ' ; j mi} lire k - onab -. 4° ‘) j i nt —_————-—— " te 7 re “ey , aa fev driven ch really | WINTON 6 n ae Truc aaa N. Sth is _Reber. Pie Ww » Fer ernational Truck Parts ony bo days. Ay aa up | Rellnbie Aga chew age ) fin —~TTourir i] FO} : & 3100 —— ITE RRRIN rode! 50 os you ride, “J or >" - Vv ap ree. . a © rubber ring aT ' . te ,¢é KO ~ | ’ &, -ton NE BRA per sd Pine. Li Pm > wr, “ARD'S alub. ’ P | ome the af ali around, ‘motor tn pe | ; eas mechanics] on ter itl WHITE ton, reco body$ 300 NDSTETTER MOTOR COW ago FIR REE WR: " hana woe. © a rade. terme, 2508 8. Tet sshington. |} TERMS Body Co. 3147 Lo eon 162, Retatit Co make ee ee | | Oven tent : ® ah9? Tcunk 10) et ~~ A, Leatn he, high . :; erson iat ay 9 A. Mw te 12 . Pm (cB9) $11 art'y —_ 4, 3 aa ——— na 8 iy § unday. yy express - . . ere Pa erat. wnane, Tina Rew Aer ' vce : ‘ , Cing's, 2315 one : eW hi MA : E] J —_ oa: = eM Per tm. orm ‘ re We fetes ~ 5 $100 cash. ||{I) n Iie BRO BIG a 0. ail maken tepaired i 415% An , wnier Selene 7 wirdillor / *1 KHOR ° I toil Vv = 7 est PARK Bt. ft e Farts fey = 4 BL.. ‘ t : a - —— i makes ye putomoni = | fact A = parts for étt etiam ted On alogve. “ ay care at half | ve at.. St. Le WF?! Free rr) Lewis. Mo BRO! ‘4 A (coe) Open

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Sti] 4 iD chair | ie . 604 ben r ' . of ~~ AZ ijiMjer rowni's Ger OKSE # or 8 — ~ la ~ i pair whkard percty rol Wta . 0 ‘ ca ; $t rte . BAC , Oliv »kCase pe write Mo OD 24 tule m pun. ~~ ’ Up } » trade re be wet Se _ , — gar a ti Ww Ge iflarie ~ : | (Shs ey Starting sw dn OY — Por Pind! PHONE —i -. OVUM S ‘lies ty. OF — . 4tueye Pr Veciali xe ye oa le SSE Tee aon 414 top deak (oe) | Mor a bi Chec + son 5 aa - aA vine } [wo ob L2 soll Ino MOFTY 5: ¥ bores | g30-" . - » . ; u i : ” s-fly . . reed - i*k fon wi! bu } : "7 * i Teer +b . a ‘ Db . of a ; it? 4 , ‘ 4) i , ° ~~ ee u ; h ‘ ~m rye unk . N re > 4 ¥, I - . art r - C-me ' Ma hal . ne a “ho ‘ De yt m ’ m, « \t ik ‘ Set mau jiew a mas v. : nale y b> = ' re w ‘et oe “> ; ) = y SREY. : ‘ ty in — d " . ext y iieees a ke r 1%on 4 Ft x rt: R or over o sy a fix ; or hit ei - ; b4ry x ° he fas sTeenieon Dt tw mov ' . “y si --{ i ima ‘ ead ro et HUN) a Sound . acke a Al: yr Loot : j h J802 as with : Mi For) . 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a , # t. _ Fooms WITH BOARD—WEST | _ MAY 25. ee 900 ROOMS FOR RENT, With and Without Board—Is the place you have been seeking advertised here today? B 4 eT vis eee ST-DISPATCH. _ ee M AND Fic d smiend) excellent meals: ref- I oM—i- excepiiona lly beautiful °d | front room. twin heds. best service aot nae Sane mea.s. garage, "hone. ™ “AND bt BOARD—Delizhttul 1 twin beds; running water: refined grentiemen or counle: tab! " __l orest 8556 OM AND ROARD—-I own beautifu! Tabanne home and have larce delieht- “ul fremt room, loveiv furniture. that ave decided to rent with meals to gen- | SHERIDAN tlemen or couple: vou'll have all con- : Yeniences of real home: reference. Cal! Parkview 932 +29 “e 2OMMATE Witd.—Younn iady. con- ~ tae & pet water: good table. $7.50 | 4 West minster 5709—Keal home, with board. l or *! ladies Le ble beds 8 =a 4 tng Washstands, maid service. ———-,,, “F room, for light housekeeping: private | — HORSW. VERNON 47023—Room and board for 2 F -omfortable, , Bite employed, private family: reason Others at $4.50 to $5: a clean, comf: ¢ e. WASHINGTON Bi.. .4206—Singie Goubie rooms; splendid meals. able rates - (el) WASHINGTON BL. 3706—Double room. gents er couple employed; good board: Tensonablie 7) ASHINGTON Fl. 3813—Nicely fur- n rooms witn board, terms resese. er ] «' pile. TON BL. 4367—Levely rooms, warace. reasonable. WASHINGTON DI... 4415—3d floor, 3- Plenty tw eat: all home cet ae ) room efficiency, for 4 or 5 adults; hot Water, free phone, fan service WASHINGTON Hi. 4213—Very deirabe f perso ieee 382: aW large front room, separate beds, ercel- lent meals: gentlemen WASHINGTON, 40158.--Private home, tarre front room. two gentiemen,. excellent a, Teasonathie. ae ‘ ASHINGTUN Bl... bUxx-——2 a erg $°0 each. month; 3 or real home: werth considering ~——_ WATERMAN. | 5204——Eieeantly furnished boar optional: private family. M ic) renaodhabie an 7395 gern WATPRMAN 5005 —Vacant June 1. first. gecond and third floorf front rooms, ex. cellent meais. eSTMI? wi WESTMINSTER. 41i1s—Rooms | boa rd th private family. Lindell 1170.(c7) rr ee WESTMINSTER PL. 3929—Nicely fur-. nished rooms with board. WESTMIASTER 4940—Neatly furnished front rooma, with board, home cooking; rensonable. G ‘ Ste a WESTMINSTER PL. 4532 — Elegant meals and rooms for gentiemen or cou i ple emploved c67 } WESTMINSTER. 4549—Room. board: running water, shower: singie bed; rea- sonabie. Delmar 2035 - (7) WiISTMINSTER 42” —Beaudtui from room, four = a lemen, continueus hot ; Water: cood table. WiST PINE BL 2963 Nice front room: —— — Sepetlent board: 2 young men; $7 a WEST PINE Bi. 8963——Front rem. southern exposure, excellent board; cou- . le: S7 week: gare 7 Fiat PINE BL.. 4389—Sincle and dov- bie nooms. twin beds: reom for three een tlemen; excelient meats. Lindell 2942R _———_- — EST PINE BL.. 4331—Room and board | for two or more: single beds: beaytiful home. Lindell 40585 e WEST PINE BL.. 4362—Excellent meals room. in home with 3 baths. one and Pash twin beds: reasonable. Linden WEST PINE BL. 3819-—Reavtifuily fur- nished rooms, for 4 young men: girls or pov : excellent meals; continuous hot (c7) Ws MER 953-—34 south. cool. south, ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY NOM—Hall: reasonable. Lindell 2927W. _—— RC a wn front, ahi T W ash. \OM—Attractive, in modern a : men. Cabany 3330317) for 1 or 2 gentiewen. Cabany ROOM—Furnished sleeping room; private family; ail conveniences, Sidney 12714 dbiow breakfast if desired. Lindeil ROTANICAL 3867—Two housekeeping ROOM—Unusually nice: private, family. Yemien| to cars. (ubany 37 ae _ 4c) Oa BE with breakfas pri- vate home: reasonable. Colfax tt ji M—Fort wo young men: , single beds. neat. Phone Riverside 673 i po ey furnished. ——¥ Phone hot water, good, table, private family. : 3802—Single or connect- ae nousekeeping rooms: also board for a a ington-Ham Cabany - | -- -— ~ ROOMS FOR RENT—Central | ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY ) ROOMS FOR RENT—South | ROOMS FOR RENT—South | “UVOMS FOR RENT—WEST | ROOMS FOR RENT—West 2 7 5 Ss ' » ate lv i OLIVE. %820A—Sieeping end housekeep- — +t pepsin 3455—Furnishe@ 3-room | SHEN ANDOAH, 40534 w A sired: on rooms for light housekeeping : $4 an ple. Ca - ing: $2 week rT un. — ! ’ ——— i ' ’ ‘ ——————— _ . A ES }- = “2g —-¢ ectl rooms for hous - BELT. “1901 —Koom. sleepin perch: en- } ait CORY” 610. A= urnishe: i rooms for . OLIVE, 3049—- donmecting Ras rong. ores: tlemen: all convenie mere: nie: $6 ¥ per _ ght. “housekee ping or sleeping c) ait SHENANDOAH. 3119—35 iieht hh ney ‘ -p. ) _ tric. %) ee, oat HICKORY, $220-—Nicely furnished front | Ing; rent separate; private BomMe, Ss >IN [43-2 furnished rooms, “Tight CLAXTON, 4507—Furnished room, p.ivate room for men on! ail modern con. -- , st PAfoumikceptnn porch $18 month. | family. © p-ivate | veniences. Grand 5383R. Ss A] SHESNANDOAH. S3912A—2 neatly fur-| DELMAR BL., 4123—Neatiy furnished] housekeeping; hot and coid water: al) P A PIN. 18s3—2 front rooms, electric, CLAXTON. 4553—Modern. furnished HIiitWwORY, Sw 2g) me NIC e siee ping room : gen- nished front rooms: light house Kee pi ing Pa | front room: private family: ali convent convenien: ~- 00 lei bath, gas, in private family. Call |} rooms ic) | tieman; bath, electric: southern ex- | | inday or Monday _ __IGORA. 1526 —Sunny Seem . davenette, :. , posure: 3d floor ee | Ee. Downstairs; "front ee DELMAR UI. be 4010—Room. « connec ting rooms furnished Pr INE Ri.. 8515—Hlousekeeping. $4.50! cove. kitchenette, clean, ‘phone, 7. ee HICKOKY, 1400—8 nicely furnisheg rooms | _ €entleman preferred housekeeping: gas range; references.| Single and en suite: individual! washroom, NE bo. OS e. . / first fioo: gas, eiectric, heat and A SIDNEY . ‘ched room: kitchen Phone: reasonabie. (7) acteate betes: Be other Seen Lindel? and $7; water. gas, electric in TOOM:s Gori; ERILLIANTE. 5332—Nicely fur-| linens furnished. j nthe 11a] Furni = f (Enabe _ Lessonable a, Sorat ert | ~oc wie . ‘ “ f-->~} INDIANA. 2801—One large light house- | Conveniences. .| DELMAR BL... 5103A—furnished room in| FOU NTAIN. 4861— — ) front. gentleman; to selected ten- facine park. orest 418 reons for light housekeeping. _ i nished room. with or without board DELMAR me 457—Neatly ‘furnisned Forest 33S26R. : . v , | AR MI.., 10 | et in white Gol ivory; furnis shed | DDLMAR BL., 4237—2 neatly iy , furaisi ETZEL TER.. Pa ae ca one or cou- 4363 Northwest ss ic) | proom. kitchen privileg: . if - bn -- "ar an Comp car lines. | WELM. AR BL. JS 16—Ne: ‘ > . and mipton " | i—-Neativ. furnished FOREST ‘PERK BL.. “Fizs—Naatiy fur- | , trie, reom, for 1 or 2 gentemen, ___ €) | POREST P AKK BL.. 4308—Two rooms “Yor sleeping ences; men only. FORKBST PARK BL... 4342— beautiful) at weet room. THOMAS, 3063—Large front room, light Protestant gentiemen: private home; ' . . housekeeping ; conveniences; reasonable other roomers,; garage if desired. es keeping room, block east Jefferson; con- SIVUNEY 192 0- —Nicely furnished lire? apartment. re . -} Veniences. front room: reasonable; private; refer ant. Forest 360. FOUNTAIN, git ueoae room with private porch; nice surroundings: ail! VASHINGTON, 3107—Housekeeping end ELMBANK, 4407—One or two gentlemen; _ JEFFERSON, 3608 S3.—2 or 3 rooms with | ences. _... | DELMAR BL.. 3706—Second fleer front room, nicely furnished, near Grand and | Conveniences —— phone: $3.50 up + | GARFIELD, 5831—Two light housekee! ———e “= ae ee - —_—— ' ‘ : sekeep- | TEE ‘PERSON, 316 8.—Furnished 2 or 3)! for gentlemen; owner's home. _—_— — *c>T le re "o weit. a) a seems. | . Mo st Smpmoyed _prererres. rooms for housekeeping. | ®3°90R. me a. a2 (7 ‘DE L MAR. 6197—Housekee ‘ping rooms. s. al- connecting rooms, en private. Bee, ott lope ee ened | SEFFERSON. $117 8.—Nice front SIXTEENTH. 27 S.—Roems fer rent:|/ 89 one small room for lady. Cabany home privileges: reasonable | "private. family: Bom ont room; light housekeeping 1l93W. tt —“‘ RLU CL IGOODFELLOW. 1404A—Well furnished. | Jur PERSON “3VULA S.—Nicely furnished | THIRTY-NINTH, 1653A 8S.—Hall room, DELMAR. 4343—Light housekeeping | _ Sesant room for lady. reasonable. m2) sleeping room. ot and cold water; reasonabie rent, rooms; kitchenette, gas range, waiter; |GOODFELLOW, 1322A—Neatly furnished (c638) gurage, room; ail conveniences. and guaranteed clean or money » niinutesa from downtown: 5 car line . at 2 family both phones. -- --— -— -— ee coor: all for $6 week single, $8 double; GREER. 4869—-Two housekeeping rooms, southern exposure; ail conveniences; pri- gentlemen preferred TWRLFTH, 2350A (27M | eo a room for gentiemen; priveaie family; all | clean room for couple or gentleman, pri- light, housekeeping room. ? t? ’ : sieeping rooms; electric, gas. bs two preferred: private family. sei so bath, ‘for light housekeeping ‘SIMPSON 1704—-Neatly furnished room | 7 a Sidney Oiive: gentlemen. FOUNTAIN, 4973A—Two “nicely furnished vate family; $8.50 per week. Forest | JEFFERSON, 3121 8.—Niely | furnished | tw icy PTH. 235 S—Neatly furnisned | DELMAR BL. 6176A—Nicely furnished | GOODFELLOW, 1386—Nicely furnished, room; private fam mo 'f . “s licht | Yate family. ee ; _—...| GOODFELLOW. 1428SA—Clean up-to-date respectable hotel. LELAND HOTEL, ee Market. (c99) | ew ae | | KSNNERLY, 4640—Connecting front 6 see ee ena eet VICr = 50 ee ee “Oot for lie alr mani ne, = ; _lTePPReERS ; evr : —S 1 VICTYU 2O03656— front rooms, | —- -— ————~ — | morth room for light housekeeping or sileep- | JEFFERSON, 2652A—Front room 4nd | > = rivate fam. ei. MAR R Fm 431 ne room bath. ras am lectric: 4 -henet ta: te _ les "i housekeeping; cunvenm.ences. [rivasce ia “ 4. JISA—Fupnished or un- rooms for gentlemen: single beds: rea- ; ing OM i ras and electric; all kitchenette; private family: ciean, re ity : b= nished Yoon : employed people only: sonable , ; am 19YR. ' eonveniences. | BACON, 2530—Furnished front room. 1| conveniences: very reasonabie; private, liable couple: emp.oyed preferred; mod- er ee iy _—- a _-— + biock east of Grand: $3.50 per week. : 1d hed room Oe ene... ores’ 2019. .:___ $8) GOODFELIOW. 934A—Large 24 floor pamsty ern. Sidney 2&S61J. IVICTOKM, 3520—Nicels ‘rurnishe BAILEY, S317 light housekeeping | KINGSHIGHWAY. 1408A N.—Neatly fur- | LAFAYETTE, 1625A——2 oF J rooms, bath, | ,fentlemen or counle emplyed; reason- | DELMAR BI. S040 Hront suite ‘house | | corner front, furnished room; bath, elec- is r ; ‘ i d 0 ntie i ° ? . ¢ o -" _ _ ?-rr = a bath ins hath, reasonable; references. (67) : = - ae > BARRETT, 2923-—Front room, all con- | ly. ' : for light housekeeping; third floo1 |) ViRGINLA, Sas | a >. Coe ~ ty, > - : GOODFELLOW, 1221-—1 or 2 desirable veniences; Fuirground Park district; | KINGSHIGHWAY. 919 N.—tLarge front! ; — hot water furnished: S20; a tuits on Iv. DELMAR RBL., 5227-—rront connecting furnished rooms. light housekeeping; gentiemen. Tyler 21R. (c) room: sink, kitchenette: newly ge.o- |+ASAYEPTh, 20. 5A—Sleeping room for VISTA, 3%31——Furnished room ‘or on, housekeepi = agg room and kitchen-/ married couple. Cahany 5356W._ | KENTON. 1s22A—Two neatly furnjshed rated: conveniences: reasonable P Fentiomen: © on enien to 3 ar ,mes gentieman. with fel : Gras 4 3 € tte a omfortaDiy y furnished aS ee 3) GR ANV | LI. KE Pp L.. 1391 A—Nice reom for rooms; electric, gas, water; very rea-~/ LABADIE 5.542 iene usekeeping | VAPAYETTE, 2546—suite, furnished ight 1284M: DELMAR BL, 4347. —Large i 1 _or % gentiemey: private family. sonable: $7.50. : moms: sink in ‘ie. tchen 'T) | housekeeping rooms, children no objec- WAVERLY PI %))2—Lacze room and ah oth tor | - - i ‘ adele 4 ad ns x ( ers . BLAIR, 3961— or 3 furnished rooms for | LABADIE, 5328—2 nicely furnished rooms os ee — - kitchen for ight 9 tune kee mag sink; ~ -—~- res ef gentleman only (ce) LAFAYETTE 8:34 [wo first-class, con- be.» Te mS 7) 1 al _M AK “BB L “6146. A— Bb eavtifully fur- HAMILTON. 554_.Laree attractively fur- _---—— — ee ee BROADWAY, 232304 N.—2 furnished | LAKADI: 3938—Girls to boacd; reason ? ; ‘AVE .. ” , | 2a ; ard: us nmvenie eS. . . 4 ha aan ar (MAR : rooms for light housekeeping or board- able per week; quarter block to Vande- | = — wi oes — en rane S783 i without board, all conven - Be ‘aes or CT See ee married couple. £2) a TREN beat | an a venter and (ass car lines i LAFAYETTE, 2744— neatly farabiicad iences Sidnev 2070. Po (23) Dini MAR Bis., 5743A—Very destrable HLAMILTON. 1446A—-Light t housekeeping CHAMBLES, lL1lUY—siceping rooms in | MARGABE TTA AV., &0135—One room for! ventenc for light housekeeping; ail con- | WHITTEMORE AV... 3350—Furnished — front room with porch; private; rooms; neatly furnished; near car line: ee 1) conveniences; reasonable, = a n, summer rate. reasonable. (c) private home; good location; reasonable. ight housekeepi ng. for coupie or gentle — — hallroom: al ‘c7) ! I with water nd ras : LAFAYH TT Ms. 3157 -2 C.ceal) counec tu g | ‘ far fr nt Mhis,MAI., WUE ¥ teas Nice large room. fur- rr te = > yen . - ome a | wroous furtished for housgKeeping ; phoue, | WHILIT BMORE PL. of Large e HELEN, 5345—2 house™ceping reoms, re LR ee aes - 25° CLARENCE, 4278 ‘(First floor)—Large | NATURAL BRIDGE. 4506—K oom; privete | range room. 2 o people. Grand 1469R. nished “Terenas $20 ber month. Water. gas and electrice. Outside room: private residence: ©'Fa!- family; modern; for 1] 2 gentlemen. + ee : ; ' oS — shed front eT AL meee im vee ewe BT MONT. 129¢A—Niceily ‘furnished keeping rooms; refrigerator, e.ectricity. view 1737W, all conveniences. yar lon Park district; suitable married couple | ee ae ; -— we -fUr- DELMAR BL., 4367—Weli-equipped house-*} 7°" BS, ne keeping rooms fer- young womer em- _aished rooms: sink. range, phone; (et) ployed, $6 to $9; 2 to 4 in room ab _ —— tl anon, with er without beard 5200 ——— : . Org— | LAFAYETTE, 3144A—Nicely furnished | *YO%. ~ one ults only west. 1900 north. (Cc) {> = pep T reRRY ASIVA——Large and = srnall well rooms; modern conveniences; private DELMAR BL., 3957—2 furnished rooms, - ; “onnecting, > : , : COTTAGE, 3967A—Neat! y furnished room _furn shed front room; board if wanted. family MAGNOLIA. G204—Nice furnished rooms, ~ oe, ma eth neces; south auto service. Phone or call in person. for 1 man in private family, with or yp .- —— : , | 'gouthern exposure: private house: refer- ; ~ i lL. Z a -| Lindell 4103M. (ec) without board. MERRY, 5491—Nicely furnished room alt LAFAYETTE, 1901—Housekeeping ro ms.] ences alao garage DIAMAR Bl., o2382-—Y nicely furnished | jogmppr 6513—One er 2 furnished eniences ' ‘eter ales : ear : ; — + oor — ss s . COTTAGE 9821——Furnisbed rooms re convenien Cc) wat r = ene: electric; tear pak; NR 20399 ~— rig ; : on _ rt e ae eping rooms; no children. réoms for light housekeeping; twe blocks light housekeeping: private home, elec- |) TH MHODOSIA, 5899—Front furnished | _Private fami cs hildret les ty. buyi -| . a ce Se-ceasesstapeengesngevesasinsatnensnSnenieste south Page. tric. bath. ' housekeeping revoins ct eap adults, all |i:AbAY iT Pk. 100 — Hiouseke *plag rooms tre AD iti «6rent furni she ; . . frent room for employed lady: $i. 5U a a “ys At eine y meet ane ny oe jd 1A SALLE. 1920—For light housekeeping ae : “. housek eaping neg ia fene: all conveniences. Cab adults employ ed. BIN: ' , ai> ii ' NveUseneepi reson. = ~ _—— . : ‘ an ” entunneertes > Sa _ week. = , — as — LOL ISIANA, J) 541—Two niceiy furnished AUDREY ~ — -— , « & ABINGTON, 5179—Front room, south- FIFTEENTH, 8008 N. —T wo rooms and jA1 ABLON I'L, 4515A—Front fourm, m dern, rooms for li ght housekeeping. oe Se reoina i> on iple Capany 7329W. nshed TENTH, 1os0_N. Nicely ‘farnisaed | ALLEN. aie doe ys ture; S12 month's Sidney 1L641R (Cc) in private iiy. | or gentleman : ee . KLEIN NSINGTON, 5125 ‘Nicely turm sieeping rooms, $3. aiso light house- | tlemen or lady employed: 4 car lines. (c) lL, Y- NC G20-"3 fine rooms, 3d floor. |7 a , a 4 mm /;DELMAR BL... SO1% First floor; con- roomn: all conveniences: no other room- keeping rooms . (7) | ALLEN, 2632-2 connecting housekeeping on = decorated: electric and gas BAILEY I'L 204 ; = Ee - = necting rooms for light housekeeping: ail} ers. Moreast 7209J. GARRISON, 153% yy > -Neatly furnished |_ reoms’ private family. Meh E E. 4159A—? ick cr ae | ing rowins, Wit as. ACOUS., = ou") y mage ye ’ " c VI A-——~w bight ouseKeepiug | , oF ti : : x room, kiuche . 5 5U per week: cali aft. ALLBN. °140—Two beautiful housekeéeep - room and garage €0 & se) - . o me nr - tine DHiLAMAR BP. . 44.24—I ight house keep- rooms, use of kitchen if desired, or .- 'BARTMER, 511 - ‘arBo, SC eter, ing rooms, sing.e and connpectiag room; board. very reasonable. Deimar, 53427 W. | ; er 10 a. Me i ing rvoms: exceptionally ciean; modern, “oh oe . “ , - i f ; . ft ’ ‘be | d wivly i i4 . : at . : ic) STi a — r eo. > re ~~ ¢ “* rr’ ar ’ ' at Laitiii . ’ P ‘ t p | . ; - GRAND UL.” 365A N —Neatiy turnished | AlkorNA) isi f—s turnishned ruoms for | MINNBUSUTA, 4729-1 room, al! : = fur ~ M —n - a a of rooms, housekeep) ne, ranning water; ev¥- sleeping rooms. gentlemen only. (e7) lignt hous + Keeping ean; 3238 week. | __ COL. VET ETHOS 7 BAYARD, 145: icely ;, PUPrihiss -~ FE sires ot. Ma B 71. 442°7—Niceliv furnished erything furnished; reasonable. we IOUR 35 ‘urnishe ‘ om; privaie fami.) orest 733 (c} ro ‘connecting Usekeepin rooms, — — I. oa MISSOl RI. 14°. . k urnished room and root i a - | , pone BR yeminer ba - KINGSHIGHW PAY, 1 "oU N — 3 front @on- necting light housekeeping rooms: Pose N 2°50: ) easgant. * ,r |ARSENAL,. GoOOHA—Nicely furnished hail- xm T hocasbanta tare i. a. — t kitchenette for light houseKeeping, mod- | REIT lolv we pagent hvusenecplig worn eae — z Orly : - ern convenience (c) rvorns, private far 2 3025 . furnished 2d! car. room gentiemen x j si’ A? ~ deded ) lal ’ bO20 Neatly GRAND BL., 1221 N.—Two furnished | ARSENAL. rooms, furnished f0r | Ty , os _ - . “+ canine ater ) housekeeping rooms: sontinuces hat “¢ = ront .¢ . GRAND, BL.. 1316B N.—2 front rooms, | ARSENAL. 3501A-—All conveniences; pri- iN ; : : Pin RS tN | ait = Mea ig Beers r piggy om Bren. 1. Sa — Ne bath, electric: on same flocr $5 each. | Vate family; gentlemen or ‘employed | * — IRASKA, —— os furmsped — {ua —_ a lances a | KINGSHIGHWAY, LOLOA N. ~laree ~ Lande) } 2°R5R. cguple (c) j Bo ping — a. conveniences ad , 7, BLACKS TUONI i. ope "iar furnis) ’ lences : ie " ; i * floer housekeeping room: "| : conven- = . ‘ ‘4? *, : : ’ ? Lice ; © Ke 7 ria ‘7 ; “ 4i 4 ‘~ 6 a > ‘ 4 . Cc ePe;r- ; . GREER, 6.423:33——2 unfurnished rooms, BUAINE, 3uG2 ‘ront room oy couple or — “ — ~ - rooTns fo wht bs aba DE eft AR of 4: 0 = Ae 2.2 } + lence SESS eres eee ae bat th. furnace. all cen Veniences. Forest } 2 Soh ieee Grand IV OA! —e a 21 l es ons Ur- Senate I AT TILUI « Tt? : | , } 47T ri ri ’ rooms, furnished pgp roy ES tn ’ : ' ioor f th; nice} | MARK : 1465— housekeep ing qe =~ s h HEBERT, £007—Nicely furnished house bPRUADWAY, JoU2 3S.—Rooms for light | NICHOLSON PL... 1736 RINGSBDURY. 57xx—Delightfal apa t- ment: conveniently near park, between hone 0 Olive and bus line: clean and /eautifully Del OOMS—Two neatly furnished rooms for at's .3 housekeeping: private family. Lin- 7M ee Olive. ~. Taylor. to (c RoOM—Furnished ; gpuitable for couple or two ris; brea t furnished. Col- eT i ean tet M-——Neatiy furnished: or double: pri- Viate family: —aiternished : kitchen ‘privilewe: o- pie employed: also caruge. Grand SO6SR. m. ROOM—Unusually attractive. adjoining | bath: also desirable hall room: every venience: continuous hot water; Hodi- t ear 35 minutes from Breadway. 1989W. ae RELL, 3562i—Hali_ room. Lindell $1398. BEL 4517—Room; tor 1 «entleman BELL. 3420A—2 neatly furnished nec ivate family. “4 unfurnished, newly papered, clean; heat, gas, electric; to couple of ulte; no children, ia: A Sippck. 1414—Furnished room for gen- tle S2 per week. AN seat GRGLDWAY. 1400 N.--—-Unfurniahed reams for rem, second Mour front, side entrance GAss. 3256-—Hourekewping ftooms, gan. 6aeroN 7 adults, PTON. 1123 N.—R 1 rooms, partly fur- Sa ee ; 3 rooms, $7 MPTON, 1106 N.—Room for working man: $3.76 week, PRANELIN 1237 % —Nice front ‘room for Fis oa — house krep- ¥ 2202, —? wae $6. southern exposed: range ectric: re- ANNING. i ll &.—2 rooms, — furnished, 2d f C, Shie ed rooms f for Neht housekeeping ss EASTON. 3036—Neatiy furnished rooms. | | phone (7) all esenveniences: meais 68714 MS— Newly furnished: twin beds: ai! veniences: ladies employed. Forest Central rm near Grand: summer price. ~ $321-——Lovely room; conveniently ting housekeeping rooms, with bath: 13—Room. kitchenet te. . porch: 05—2 front connecting “rooms, absolutely laureiry. 88, 2730-—2 neatly furnished rooms for t_ housekeeping. | a OES 1318—2 rooms, “gingle in suite, nicely furnished, garacs reasonable. bany 1089J. 2509—iaree room. well furnished. poeminn : couple or sieeping: gas. oor. OUTBAL, mS re r? floor front, gas mode ' Daching or es) 2.50: adults. a Olive 866 — i ee _ OUTBAU. 1756—Large clean front fur- ni housekeeping room; reasonabie, ™~. 38° 15—Newly furnished decorat - — : 100? as | Light housexeening : $5 wer week: no objection to TRENTH. 430° N.—S3 rooms com- for housekeeping. te) people: lights and bath. __ (7) SG ee es ee ee ee = ee ; : ~|LEK, $812— Neatly furni | —In apartmen all “conveniences ; | a Sis ily. 7 araishec foom ata for gentleman or couple employed; pri- | able. . furnished; suitable for 2 or 3% or will sublease furnished for entire summer. Cabany 1484R (c67) keeping reom: mode convenie : quiet neighborhood. my > "te3) nousekeeping for light housekeeping; gas range MOY LE ~ j _ . * PRUAUWAY Bol s ‘urnishe } ORE -UuMy——2 neatly ’ , con HEBERT, 1114A—2 Attractive housekeep licht housekeeping ale 4 Puaned Mocys : os vee rs, ly > ea ee reaso ing rooms, completel) furnished; sepa owes Z ne gg * mi Cfo! «6685, OUKEe Keep! ! roon ‘ad ele rate entrance: $$) > 50 i ’ onvenience LIVETSICe «bad s- OR! Ca0ON , ’ ing > , A ——— — 4: - : a 7 : HARPER, 3212—1 urmished front room: CALIFORNIA, 1905—Furnished room for rooms for couple room tn Te wae ity okt ae ne ere ie ~ Pare at? are ie ~¥ ee room. __(s) ° a ; ° > — ¢ } , . ’ i , i : ‘ : - . - . . “ i} it ‘ Penin ‘ ; ry o a o ~ . conveniences blis Tit . { ' ‘ ‘ : | ae: i ti j second. () ron haif block east of Fairgrounds Park ee poweeeees = 2s... ors OREGON, 1715—Sieeping or housekeeping | Ay. o\ Sky” =] 3° ‘ — , A am~m. aT ; , front | LACLEDE Lar J 2 CALIFORNIA, 1817-——-Front sieeping room rooms; electri Ras range: very reason ABANNE, o1d0— ay. Spee eee pay ns pA s — connec ting ront | LACLEDE, 45:50A— ar ge room : ~ ate keeping rooms “Ink F “anee ? mn housek ping modern conven émployed ; all conveniences. lor. &T5SW imuous no. water TAC 1L.KDE 4 wa l—Front rcvom and kiteh- enette, $7.50 per _week >. . vate, reasonable. - > e + ey’ | ” - | , , r a . a L. BE, 43004 Neatly furnished. private | ~ ; ' OREGON ~00l—5 ho iseneep Nt ooms LEANN -* rmis _ eep- | , , re .econd-story front rORNIA, LOdi—v! connecting ght adults preferred. newly decorated, pri i -caeciagin oy oe a =s ; ooo be AS . »o—Large second-st * ron! Pe eee , | [ ~~ a ‘ j . mve ! = ‘ rma Oo ° Oe tT) a . iI : " Pen f | for lizht hous Keeping; LAG (, EDE. 4: 312 Pe Light “housekeeping room and kitctenett e. ‘ : MJ isi a a family, 1 or 2 ladies: reasonable nat lig AND _Veniences ; — + +e ping of sleeping rooins. Grand vate fExurmily al or ; 7 “i . ; i ‘ _- - a roar ea i‘ : OSAGE, 2850A—Hai!l room for gentlemar Ce MT : me, ay ‘ 3°: o0-—2 rooms. furn ished for ,tlli ORNI \ "OO)} -Furnished room private fami! Vv ” ' ALB AN .* t vl s o : o — ‘ Vi ga : | AS tr § 0 ee connecting furnished is | LINC : ery ee Priva’ e family. next ae bath ail Conven!+=Rces: couple PARI ‘400— Te er — reno —_ ee Ae op pe A a i . | 5d) tail | orm ; bh rehenette,; private entrance: * rooms extra bed suitable for 3: OO 8—2 rooms, kitchenette empleved. gentleman __ #0 ab! er ‘ oe natty lh 9 - : \ bath; adults = i . | e Mre t’ rT : : 4 ’ — . sink, bath, electric, 2 adults : -ORN 1: 1, a a ALDANNE, Soxx-——T we unfurnish arn eeT RASTON 4°71A—Two front con- | LACLEDE, 4434%—Niceivy furnished _ room oun ( ALIFORNITA, LSI3SA—Two fron ivht aN ' , } EST EAST AA a ° Park wn- me - . . . . "AR 3440— Pe | furnishe nouseceep tented roory hot water. ¥as ~- tric j vr - . hone wt a f ] ht ho “t and ki tchepette; neur Forest ara, 0 ; 4 “tl KY, 4156—3 large reoms, +vecond | house .t “?! ~7 rooms, convenienves. Call) jing room and kit “tte: moder (ec newlyweds or 2 employed: refere: , ecting rooms, furnish ee ee er's home. (o3) oor, wat er. cas. $14 before : : ; — Wanaed .~™ Ae “ws Se SWSwE we 7 ————— ————---- — - - | PARK LllI4A—Furnish« room for two est Od dW, . ra ' | 1488SA—Two very nice rooms f , o7 ving - ; Be nee > —Front and kitch- M ADISON, ] ag 1I—3 rooms, $20. | AST L. “ ™ LN, J927—Housekeeping sulte: set lemen: with or without board | ABANNS, ofv Sictiy Curnte : : anal t.. Mint wa ¢ he gp Bag Bag side ie | all con veniences; gentlemen preferred ie Y " . . hvVUse ‘ ; : ‘ ‘ 2 ° lAr nde] 780 OR / GEO. -J. ENDLER REALTY Co. 0 roor kitchenette yroh . ¢ rie tale’ ; et aoe Be verted 9 Sie one ree " . i . bore ; P AR kK R440 A4- -Furnished room for 1 or! room in Cabanne diatric t. te@levubpone ; ‘ te _lAn cciisdiaiaieiaiitaataaitineaeniing Qhidg a'so 4 rear rout with privace ba LACLBUK. 4109—Nie cely furnished front MAY ITT. » Ju fleor all conventences | on aT LL t} 519 > large fozy housekeeping Pee 9957—2 housekeeping rooms, | ah Miee farniahed. tans, | Se A | cote etek te Re | room for gentlemen; all conveniences Ms purnisned Lindell 2621 W. ‘ASTLEM A N, 4045A—S nice. unfurnisacd “bright front room bath phone a5 aan CATES, SO: 1A— front uth ho COPD pi Bs _ private family MAFFITT. 4845s—bhovely furnished fron ream. SD ames ae ee +e 74 mo . : one Ws Y se ir@e room i PE SYLVANIA, fed : neativ ur- | oe room: young lady; private fami! ren - aaa ee : ai CHEROKEE —.$ rooms furnished for nished housekeeping rooms . - . . a - - _ s EE — — Py PittkH i eha ‘% . ‘ om forsa ble. room . con- & \CLEDE., 4958 -Furnished room, apart- es and homelike associations ment: bath adjoini ne: kitchen privileges; ca tt PF 09 16— Room for gentieman, | private. Forest 1! 568 pid Tees vate family: permanent preferres ___| FaGLEDM, 4322A—Room, newly _fur- sanabie 87D: CATES, 5572-——-Connecting 2d floor room ce , housekeeping: private bath. steam heat: | = —— pe = 7 sink, range, hot wate! Cab. 461LUR MARCUS, 4110—Furnished room in {ri reference 2 3 Tinee “] Me Light housekeepin ‘ i ‘OoOnvenierces , UF ws re nt emen j flat ‘ ouple ol ernp! ved dy (Cc) a > N RI ‘FT’ r 2045-—Lovely, large room: nishe 1 : all conv eniences;: suitable 1 or o othe roo : , : : — , te ani ae : _ : © 9 : _wentle man. mers, sarage it desired , room private home . (¢c) Pp mr ey Is, >] 690—— Fron? room. furnished or CAq ES. su ~Nicely furnish d front Sullat rte for l Or « - “~ grentie men. : See ao ie ° Pratl ” ee }CHOUTEKAU, 3501—Two furnished rooms unfurnished Tower Grove car | room: private familv: real home. | ENRIGHT bo > furnish rooms for | LACLEDE, 3741——Sleepigg room; all con- MONROE, —1112A— ' ENRIGHT. 5030—Two reoms for light front, and rnecting room; gentlemen r a. i , © Vile al: privaie farnily . Jewish. b orest . ° arma] sleeping room. or housekeet Wis : porn = Phone on, ary. phone: 88s oni electric, bea Ch, lan - ( 1? BVE! LAND. ts1s—Two roums, gas S.dney 160 I - _ ——EE untainted E 52 27 OW., housek BDLTICE , aiso Pi Eon . — L_eeiva or ) furnished roo 24 floor: southern exposure; hot water. ——— -- housekeeping: range, sink; reasonable. all conveniences: reasonable: gentlemen. | ROOM—Nicely furnished, private family | ployed. appreciate; cheaper rent return | for light housekeeping; also garage. all reom 7738BW ms (7) | lines; conveniences: private family: gen- . - ~~ OLARA, 708—Third floor: lady has south- | sTRiGHT, 4017-——One large front room,'| LEwIis PL.. 9—Two rooms and kitchen- new'!v decorated 4 room and itchenett ‘ : k tchenet wv for light house- ENRIGHT. 5020—2 ~ eonnecting house- ping rooms; break faat eptiona exporure, for one or tw MUpLOY ex! ” , ; ; 0 ap oo ROOMS—1 or % ubturnished? with light, | - ——$— ———$ $_$_________ ployed adults only. LINDELL, 4250--—F " cheap rent and elect ric Sd floor. man only Grand 4719W | Verv reason able. Rox R-193 Post- Dis furnished reoousm. convenient as your housekeeping rooms, nice neighborhood. . IK3R) LINDELL BL., 4155—Beauti? al cool reom, lie t housekeeping. nectine rooms southern exposure run- } li gzht. he at. water Corner Per insvivania ic L AY yy — . T. $s ; room; 24 fioor apartment. Cebany 3691, | ENRIGHT 5181—Siggte t I ir ISS5SA R thenbaoh «2 ‘ : : ? LINDELL BL.. 4305—Nice single room, er nquire at »A Rauschenbaah (2) DOLM: AN, 1413—Nicely furnished front | ROOMS—-Nice bedroom. pieasant ‘kitchen: | -— — — _ -| gentlemen pref rred CLARA, 132 front sleeping room, | — — all e . » . py kane people employed Lin A DS R191. “2 light housekeeping rooms 4134]. ~nience of a home: private family ‘a tye with kitchen privileres: reasonabie. For- room: conti vous hot water; adults; fam- ROO MS—Southern exposure, in bungalow, | Hales °203 eer ROOM—Large front room furnisned. , ee » | Bs sie a orner house furnished - , 1 €0 kA. N 5906-—Nicely furnish NRIGHT, 4601—* ° modern. $3.50: o | CLEMENS, 5906 icely furnished room; | b: r, 46 - decorat- ol room. adjoining bath. L.in- Modern furnished room for and Natural Bridge cars: rafer-nc 1e- S 101 5— e 2? stor o ” _—-— see ; 2 e ‘ “LEMENS lo Large Yd story doub!l Row. Pineau ; : - for LORRAINE 408 N. Euclid: clean roems, Co! fax S71 3W (ec) i = ‘singie 3 re » : ee, Brose es | Conveniences; reasonable “ ani Re aa ae . br eae a oe os 2 furnish ed rooms afi ine room. well furnished; ali conveni- | _ Sitcnhen ae... ciean, jarge. front | RITSSET, ” . ~ “oye NS. 661—Pk [CO , . “Ss: 2 RUSSELL, 26374 Light housekeeping roe EME 5661 | asant. nol oom: a3 N Well formals 7 couple: large. cool: |: private family. ' SSE = § ‘ me - , . RUSSELL. 4108A—Nicely furnished: pri- sonahie (c) with alcove; consider housekeeping. Del- ment reome: reasonab children |RUSSELL. 2631—° ry ane ae , r . Surnis we rUStaS for garage. Cahany 3726! : . (SO) nicely furniehed front, connecting Pr ousekeep! . : h ke QP ne rooms: all conven > 5 kus ar a e le etris . ema | f am ily. RL SS ho F lL, 26: sth EF ront, second- floor. light immediate Dos ession. day. ST. LOUIS. 3805—La: ‘ee furn shed rom with conveniences: furnished for licht RUSSELL, 3966—Nicavy turnished f * , S| Mee ee See : hounekeeping keeping, private family; fur employed reom connecting honsekeeping suites; ho room; convenient for two or three |‘), I a oe . 6 {USSEHI & *800—A_ieh » ~ unekeeping rooms, range: Park. Comp. | . Ligh net ousekeen nz keeping rooms; $7.50; connecting base-| KUCLID AV. 327 N.—Nice large, cool,| McPHERSON, 4718—Newly feraish~1. front reom:; all conveniences: meals op- ain As t 1\ RUSSELL. m— ; = Christian fami $3.50 3844 front rooms. furnished completely furnished: centinuous hot wa! Park. rooms: UU niversity car line. nished front roems, housekeeping; aiso ers; conveniences; near “cars. Grend ROOM—New!ls furnishe d; near three =| week et or kit: ‘he n privileges r-om: all conveniences ; $3.50 week. wel- furnished yooms; Kas. electric: oe ing suites; nicely furnished; ranges, | ROOM—Shaw near Saree lerge front cate —— ight house keping. ' » ; : aul 7) t | CLARA, 714—Neat!y furnished rooms for nn : SS TS tate ler ¢ ished PLEASANT, 4122—2 neatly furnished | DE TONTY, 4419 Front roém. jouthern | Keeping. Grand S422 Ww. (c7) LINDELL BL... 4004 = eae nie (e7) “ ——— north (c) PL ASA NT. 41; 40—2 roouis: Water, Bas; DE TONTY, ss809—foont reom gentile heat and hot water: excellent location ; | (LAR \. 535—Apvdt. B Ist fl.; bemutifu! ENRIGUT 50/1] Thied Fie =~ ine on Cel “today; “2a fl ment, RAIL ROAD, 772° E—Furniash -d room for DILLON, 1029-3 neatly furnished con- | ROOMS—Two: suitable for doctor's nr | ae is . oresst 325 — Nicely rurnisiec Ssicenp ne - —_—— -——- ae ROOM.-One lane attic room, gas and wa- ning water, 3: : / sieeping room, | — yw! —- of roo ROOMS—-2 unfurnished: sink. heat and roo c) | ' : ~ ; a ee actin ee attractively furnished: private. Grand | ot one room for couple. $6: every con- L+H T, 5036A—Neatly “furnished room | LINDELL B 3902C—Attractive front y connecting housekeep-| LINDELL Bl., 4315——Second floor west; lon Park district. Box D-286, P.-D. (ec) | - mod- COOK. 447 SA ner y ‘rooms. ~ housekeeping. bath, phone, eftc., 2 biecks from he McPHERSON, 4622—Neatly furnished SARAH, 2525 N.—2? unfurnished rooms. 2 5: man; private family: % block from | 1¢3) Delmar 5389 (c) ‘Ro other roomers; some meals if de- housekeeping. Fre ee or ie welcome, Pio AN, 342 i —Furn ished hOUBEKEND rooms: tha th electric: 3 $10; 2 S&. pRraDw 4wisa x A —ver drug store. erences exchanged. 4 ean rr a ae SEARO Re iss RL. iii N .——Neatly furnished | eppdias feocs Church, gentlemen. 1418A N—Room for 1 or 9 oa Riteben Drivijewes: all conve. 65) | 7 ON te = Deatliy fur conn ine - modern: al! con N ——Ho iwekee ring roonie writer, one stove. other rveme, mabie. uuret.— 7 regular kitchen; adultes: reasonable g ret ME . | Grand AV RUSSELL, | 2804—Singie roem. ¢ also room, | GE GIVERVILLE, 5782 2—large front one couple or lady employer. Forest McPHERSON. 4149—Sleeping reom fer SPRING. 2441 N —Nicely furnished room kitchenet 500 — - ré re }. priva e an ilv: *eas ona “hi = 7 = epuatemiineatl : ores rk; garage |! wanted: owner's ° ) 518 —— roo wit SS sr RING, ook hel’ Sone seeping Neen | POURTER NTH. 12915 &.—JZ, Tart heuee- | RUSSELL. " ] ‘onvebience hd oor gen ermen > al Cony biéences,; 2d fi © k eving front roems: $1 0 weekly : em- room. aM indest So4aow own ho me x EF _ teh oo: . Ce Apt. 2D. Delmar, 2564. (c) an | o™ u ry or fro = Ya . one > m car. adioining bath: continuous hot water; suitable for gentieman: Cathedral parish. partial use of flat. for refined couplk ~v—One ~Att de - in private family. ~~ —F — -— —p| aan 1662 (c) est J635M ily conveniences; gentlemen. no other boarders; garage space: O'Fal- | it rooms. % private family, front rooms, 2d floor, sleeping, modern man 4 el private family. Cabany 2673W. | ing rooms. newly furnished and RGOMS—Palm, near Vandeventer private ls ef 1 , aris employed; reasonable remt: tele- quire. Box R me 26. Post-Dis. vie =: j - adi ENRIGHT f — = single beds; breakfast optional; adjoins | ENit sasceunieeas: ofl bath. twin beds; special rates to oranish, greene —- oe e front rooms sleeping or al aon niencel ; ao” ‘ ] . : . : CLEMENS, 6024—Large light room; also ; - . bath and sieeping porch, furnished cr family (c : ‘ ENRIGEH 4607—Laree light t housekeep- yy 18 ee re a c) light housekee ‘ping: couples. optional! Cabany 306: (c2) ing ployed or twe gentiemen; iirgce private h k , (ENS, . cool re $5 Clean, quiet. (7 McMILLAN, 4569 A— Rooms suitable for VUSCASCe DINE room CONVeR) Si le@s pri- rooms Grand 381 ; modern conveniences; private family: ga - BUCLIL, —— > acy pemeayoamngesscme EADS. 3452—2 clean housekeepine roome:| ~ , “~~ sere , an housekeeping ms;/ vate family; all conveniences 'CLEMENS. 56 1—Attrective room; mod- : a _mar 4773W. (c) x Call Stna- room, private family: xitchen privileges emeee; private home. housekeeping: a! ao sik -eping rooms and kitchenette: private home. (cy | , housekeet Its ) room for 1 or 2 : eping: adults. (62) centlemen oF cou ie | adults. | and cold water in recms; heat, light, gas | MchHERSON, 4708—Sleeping rooms, ns. $5 a ne 7 Kent'emen, |_ton cars tional : arisen | 7-7 -Sanar“C eeeeenne- ee oe —- ~| FLORA COURT. 3542-— for light housekeeping. Grand 3333.) . r ‘ ea | tone a anew Room fer. rentle-\, ta laundry pees home of 3 adu! HUOLID: 1402 —Attractive private home, McPHERSON. ‘4150 -Rooms for Nght “ rooms, “d floor; modern: ter. conventences ST q Inc ENT = = an , i ; : a , . we ‘ront room ” fe DELMAR RI... 5008~- ‘ en a rt. pal Sng Rye - tg di os Denplaveds Roanaeeenee fom for lady | _'ieht housekeening _ Phone Grand eT _ment. $6 week all conve. — AOROR. | wanted: private: girl employed preferred | \g-PHERSON. 4130-—Second floor trent eon : 0 epin = ; NTP 6G 7 -“_ > ——— ————__——— ) 5745A— room. dsome! furnished TWENTY THIRD Ti. eo | DINE © eames isT. Vv INCE NT, 2901—I Aght housekeeping DBP. MAR RT. 2733A—-2! Sinete reorm. ” -™mod- ont ~ NT. aba oy furnished rooms, gas, : —— : - | JUNES, 1223—Rooms, al! kinds, all prices; also furnished flat: several locations; convenjences KENSINGTON, 4579A — Comfortable | (Cc) | LACLEDE, 3737—Two “house =e TOUMs ; reas ble thern ; "ha rout ‘ a ment rooms. $5. | furnished room for 1 or 2 gentlemen; bot | reasonable: private homa (99) | MAPLE. . party owning home. . MAPLE, keeping ROOMS FOR Ri Ed MAPLE. § ' alt conveniences: actu MAPLI "a 507 5168— me or 3 __Porest ,045—single room fi — on rooms ; 2d floor qa So pe ontn. room ; privates, i MARYLAND. 4251— __light ho MAPLE, arults- romn — on 5042 A—Desl gentieman:; private; SIGIR. MAPLE, nished venilences, MAILE. 4917A— " kitchen: = oul 1—Large. att room ; private 5041—2 wlegping ow ob dete “¢ modern : “. ts: refe rence private; — eet MAPLE. 5¥15>—Con privileges; , Ese — eek. » be —_ ee, sia fo Tr 2 centlemen, ment, MAR Y LAND. housekeeping _Olive- Mi orviand ‘car. MARYLAND, 4328— nicely f =p 6619.” - 09—34 ‘rence *e. ail conv enienate: men, MINERVA. rooms | Parish MINERVA, 6S31A— ; with wrnished; owne And “aq eee pore nd hot water, TOR rnishe MARYLAND. 4358 nished front reom. sonabie. MAR} i LAND, ween _S6isw. * 62425 for housekeeping; private family: : preferred. _Cabany use of kitchen, Pe te oun QAK WOOD, 4102——3 keeping rooms, w Veniences, (th Kiter — ~—---- = OLIVE. for irre luding cara 3840 A—Nicel light housekeeping from Y. OLI\ E. keepi Lindel] ne ‘ OLIVE, ng e rt OLIV BE. / front plore a: ‘OLIVE. - complete ho roo conv oe es. OLIVE. ‘ eae - 326A—Nicely fu reom; ail v ae rooms! ref 683 sw. 42°9-_N, Nea ma, i ith cha exposure. _ 4598, Apt. room, gentlemen 4392— | electric, | rooms OLIVE. 3 / chenette. runnin w a ing room ; aw ‘lm PAG PAGE, P2 AGE ___ rooms; PAG LD) room. | PAGE telephone; $36; . erences =~ ¥ oe ae * + abe. Pe # ter, : =e ae —~ Bedroom. vitehoa usekeeping: gag f 3949—Desi rable _Teasoma bie. '.. 4526—Connecting faus — aoe 5082—Front fami! ea lL’ AGE. will ar e i) VOA—Light hot ® for children: 5600—I family. are _Cabany 1221 Ww. a - §D 50404 — BL... southerr: exposure. 55d. Forest_30 soOwR ¢ _sle -eping: | PAGE BL. contents PAGE rooms, PA‘ *K. lv _for sale. $10 ee Bla, 52 70—2 large 49: es SI—2 housekeeping private home ; aduite. ms, nice furnished Parner : age: Conran PAG ie > I AGE. " newiv papered: all conveniences. PAGE. oo, 1A‘ rooms for lighe housekee ig ing: PACE housekeeping: adults PAG > ~ PAG PAG EE | > a len NCOs ; rooms, reasonable. BL. . 4. 2 gentlemen or man and —— 4417—Nicel cely 4202-—2d floor: cc BI DO — - BL. gentlemen: board if estred. 3055 M__ BL... complete for he ned ee 3533—I {onsekeeping room peor $ mn ; See sleeping | rooms, as {533-2 con E ry Be convenience ----- ping; 10O— connecttng front nicely furnished: 5064 A—Pleasant J ® 4720—Tweo b is room; ferred BL.,' al or SO SArage;, COvUme ren tieman. ' eo 4 gil . ’ : _s a eeping; t 3831—Beaatiful PAGE ladies: _mont or City Limits car. BY’... 5OTSA —Nicely ‘with or without — BL., 4431—Light PAGE room; _ sonable, a AGik cold running water, tricity, — --—> : PAGE. 3954—2 coangee ag housekeeping: clean ste \ water; own entrance: _sonable. i PAGE, gas range, -—_——— 5 345—Room. Se lephone. ee ee running water; ™ OR eer ote private 42°24A W. sieeping roeome: veniences. evare al PAGE ee BL, + Lindell 18s. PENNSYLVANIA® ll sleeping. PLYMOUTH, 6126—2 large ed house keeping rooms : ladies, RIDGE. RIDGE, Private family. _—_ PAGE BL., SS319A bed sleeping room. PEN DLT ON. | 1 rooms, $18 monthly; PENI ILETON, “618—Li Murphy bed, private J3S818J RAYMOND, 5143—El room; southern porch, continueus RIDGE 6532—One fr housekeeping re room to 6334—3 u child ren; “$25. ‘urnished iieltbanalan Tush ~ 5120-—2 furnished ret “housekeepiag couple ren to ore ne ee i fa leman: ROOM—Furnished front, i | conveniences. ave: tn eiay til i ROOM—24 a front; ladies employed. ROOM—Levely south frent, _ ingten-Hamilton. Ca ROOM-——Very neat; ; second-f jon or it gentlemen: . Lindell 350R, ROOM—Nice, light; fer ranap and water, corner Millan. ; ROOM—Weast End 763600 roomers : ‘$ ar a : ~~ > s sed oe kitchen _™a r ROOM—Lov ely. people room with kitchen £ : 2a7R. nvoabemcee: sink, : ; pio! "Olid R ; v! beurn bane ; attr as ve howe af ~ adults l rf « ” MS 4 me or ys ; -~ wWihhs private home Kite he apiciiusie -e ehborha: ad ” fe hn a « Pariah ‘“abany 34] - hu \i——haxceptional Gppeor amity r an desiring home ro rs, ony an with best credent ed. “or teta 4 ee ial or R-209, F Dispe ROM - Wel! ita nisheé : r) Bes ts no other roomer sat conveTient to Olive-Delmar a \ ars or rertvienen on TlidoOW ROOMMATE Wa Wil share > " furnished At mrtment With y sree f »4i wil ; ein (HAN, 6L16GlA——2 rooms : keeping $40 | A LAME. a \ NN ~“ ‘¢ remo rry T. man (“on a nh if wietey PA YUOR, “Jol? “ ~]j large kitchen atl idols ODOS! * SOGLOA Front re bar vate mitiv Cabanyv 380, UNION sai 7A= -New ly iurnis ‘root reasonabie ar SANDEVE NTER. 231 N south apartme nt nicely furn: kitchenette orivils ces. I, -indetl VANDEVENTER 516 No — roo mas $ completely furnish _able een FS NDE VENTER. 231 N—Cor v A’ “| floor right: very ct gon shed room in modern anar VANDEVE NTER. 9A 8 Linde Rachelor having room qiean all conveniences, ho ree room to couple- with kitchen EE references; before 12 Sur p.m Mor wiay ; VERNON 706—Rooms, 24 alee ning “Ph, ene Forest 1962 YRRNON S576A—3 unfurnish all conveniences: furniture for TERNON, 5456—Lirht ho rooms. a!’ conveniences. GTERNON, 5507-—Newly furnish employed or gentlemen. Hodis fabany SOGOSM ; ti ee TERNON, 6750-—-Beantiful fur fioor front room and kitehe Vernon avenue ts “ blocks squt! VERN ~_ TOO Neely furnis “is ae . gentlemen: priw Cai ny ‘nO4M VERNON yO Oo—Onall furnish = wit * err) re \ lene ee employed la ether roonrs. HKoemont 2644 VERNO hiii4 Nicels furnishe room. southern exposure: all cor Broreat RO TT Ww VERNON 19 Two connent! hk ace! y sooms, couple emplow a’ v rac VERNON. 5629-—Flegant. lar; front roor reautiful new heer half biock from ears: reasonabl mer ltarkview Pion WATONER Pt... 17 !'6-——Sleepir ea 50 aiso #nrage WACGCONER PTL 17 it , fron nished rooms: gas electrie, 2 furnished wat, ; 4 737 A large front re " aemnioved nrivate family WALTON 115°-—-? unfurnishe ) a @ | ely rae furnace WASHINGTON Ri... 38423-—-Ne nish od ekeeping or sleepin W\ pines Ton SS | Nicels roots Woy rN Iii PHO Fre “ r’ re hy , 18 by ’ ‘4 Ww H N Bt... 3875——Weil r te ' nh, ‘’ hhiet VA § if (37 iN I i 441 ]- Lar A ’ iter in WASH N toll Larse tre ow ~ ; rie WAS] yt ‘i iF t>——PFrone Kile roor em Tver tae) | attractive Holl Sale enseonabe rates WASHINGTON nl... 4545 — | No use e ie “ suite: coupie who Wrst GTON “SivT—One ‘arg kee Ding room and one sleeping | foOn, ryt ’ * Wa. HiN«G TON Ei. 43550-—Neat bishea rows, private ba th. h in reoercs phene WASTIIN: TON, 4474—lLarge #0 ainall front room: owners he Dioved women ASHINCL FON Hl. 3969 — housekeerice rooms. neatly fi _& me Veep he room hot water. WASHINGTON BIL. 4400—Lare fioor housekeeping rooms: ail ences “wy s mome WASITT N¢ »N tl 13°3—Ne ish first econd or third flo 2 hat: ; CONVENT NCeSsA Ty ined WAs: ‘TON KL, 1947-——Nile trish »Tns running water, ce hor , vy evn ryie@) e WASHINGTON. RIL. 2970—Nice keeping room, second floor; oh White ~~ Week WASHINGTON BL. 4257—F front sleeping ream: southern « ais, Ad floor eing@le sleeping rox WAMHINGTON BL. 4324—Neat hlahed alee, nx rouwms wingle or _ movie rr CONnVENLEeNCes reasonral'e, WASHINGTON 4549-—-Two hous rooms, “dt floor. suthern e Leder one awner'’sa horne WASHINGTON Ei, . 3037-2 well f connect ne house Keepis iv roorne# floor 9 onvenilencen Heening ge Fr WASHINGTON Bf. 401 rent hOUse Keenming also room for rent reasonable WASHINGTON BI, 4°590—Fron keepding room. Gd fleor gaa, telephone free. $9 weekly WASHINGTON HE. 4615—Nike Lp ished S-room apartment: hea electri Wiitor renasonahie WASHINGTON BL... 4625—Co urnished large airy room, __ Dor h rr | floor WASHINGTON | Mished rooms. wi atte ‘ 4554 “en h or without WASHINGTON, 4168 Lares f re ' Puna with ki telenetta, WASHINGTON Vil, 4954-94 flo » nZ room: elewantiy furnished: a Ol Whaler: Dheore . . anit ee YTON HI... 5915—Room Ut er) ery rurinir ter Gabans te og mining water enact WAsrrh ‘TON EL. 4483 One ele oor r " es — ont sleeping room: sult WASHING TY iN iit. 41% Sleep: “eering rooma: neatly fu re me WASHINGTON Rl, 410 Lare »! on l or 2 »erswone modern - ' of “ 4 he “a : . Pty 458 Singie er — “eed room, all convenienc WASH ear “STON BI 4906---Fire my nd kitehenette new fu ; . hildren Wacn ‘TON RL. 3501—Pryeat Kes rw oa Dp A ? om, Couple emploved,; © | ele, gentile men . rON oh? Long Neat Peery . Pencorry Aliso bari houa ml ‘alee . whe: (TOW i , — ed dap i—Larre fron Rite rower | conventences a A\SHINe : vfs TION . Rouschesnin fl (721—«% ad. ker Ding rooms: sink, range Wasnt. og BMG TON RI, 4. I7?R larte ened abie housek eeping room ‘GTON BL, 4144—Le “s keeoing room new | hile - TYoN tt wR 7447 lar her « »..7corated: twin beds: oo Wa 1%, fentliemen 7 Mind tA *N Ri, | tO ~~ Pe og Weeks cheerful housekeestn Keown TON, 4 1035- —? lare@e fu vA 2a TOO tra. with kite - w te, 4 ¥ wT w ringtle sleeping ror ? YN Rl. 4548-——Laree | AN mae Ete: all convenies bowser, room. neatiy furn ee fureished ~~ “dee ; 37 week.

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ek coil: Shcehmen Ambien: xi. meeeesiiiin an aie ital a a i Nn, li er. poet wg: yt a STINDAYT, easy A a is MAY 25, 1934 a ike 200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale Ad¢ ; in these columns today. __ post pier Tor. 27B MAY 25. 1924. a “ “ROOMS: FOR RENT—WEST ROOMS FOR RENT = Soi riienced a tuntarelahed ~ ; _Lamits_«' Mark : | uth fe - loon” a child s A : other wit! ns a . or ders. | Dogs and Cats For Sale Baby Chicxs For Sale z o re et ike lw furnished $ 3 | om : ’ : ne | ‘ | | : | " , Ea sik ’ : is | : 4 ears = | 5 3 | : . . Beare e (0ts—Singlie room for —- 4 v, - : 7 | h ) : «hing COUNTRY BOARD a SRD | ads . : t od samaandns 4 ~ FFIPER Report of Lay Committee : ome. Cabany 15743 b . - = $450 rest | WaTPR: OA Wtd.—-V¥ouns . aanines wa : .- 23) rir ' we th eg : \dopted by Presbyterian 24)]1———*? flee ping ‘ : ; i , ‘ 4 We ST ween « a 3 eee . —— i ey SON RM, Bowe Giet, Laree: | qcreemedin| WASHINGTON PL” 4808A—tieau fully |RODMS Aso Oe GND BOARD Were ee panecentans POULTRY AND BIRDS A A NES VIEW (F nuTY WILL HAYS PRESENTS: PENSION ; ee PLAN TO AID MINISTERS 007 4—One ni ely roome: 24 fons Orivate’g mal 6. met art wor ion ail Cal rf \. 2a | | | re ce 3 ae | hite Ages | - . - , | Assembly ~ 8042 A—Devirabi, eman, private: srnail | og Sati —Larce ancy a tA pg? MAR Oe Parlor siveping room. tree | _ HOTELS ANIMALS POLICE DOG Rec: = aoe | Neasatea] n man ‘s : former Po-tmaster ed rou: private fam cui vely ; om } mi.’ aGgui | m-iQ |} d = iJ : 3 LL us! (lean aul a« ‘ me . ‘ ; 4 iN Ranw = } hAPpai j Qn Aad Phonea rr . ‘ : ; . @ e. 4 at ao , . ; ' . refer nee . at ; : — er new Management: rooms, 51.5 wr Cenirai 6600 aorl vou ass mae — oe ; Jiller herie ae Of ; - att -_ pies hers of the 5015—Comfortable . ; y 4.508 Vi : j FON , So. a? ane dduy , , , iemaeschiuch st : , + : ; ~ . e roer ; ; ; . ’ . e Cty , } . 7 - poe > 2a - : cain . Tv. oO i : ‘ ' 4 . : a 2 . mt? : ' hia : : ral aa ees. house tor ladies _ : — + : ; . : ' J A t wae : vis a ; 4 ;, ; . ve dog: nL T mA iia o ' ‘ rh autry ; . ‘ : : , Se Cabany ue 0 | ) a> Rt ae sr ~ | sn | Sic Sun i ; tsPuetter be hio suey 2701 frum my firet nne ; : yf is | itt sem resby ts (‘hureh 5512—NSecond —-. : 4 pioved boa pptiona ; : . ea : » ab. ted » | indel rt poy I ren bs | hte “an Ts ASCOURTE, ' ory : , oc! rig a! : P . , ' . | . ee | | 3 v room: private. ; . . a . — , . : heen ms ' ; ae [ : ime. “5 ‘D, ) a ‘ , ? , ie os , ‘ . 7* Din A ; ’ sa ; ‘ « ry} ri} : > ae ‘) \rmerica A ee | . yal ve! 7 co. — S. ' . IRANDEVENTER. 914 N. Grand—Mod- | fim | 7 times, daily 2c. Sun. Se; 3 Df Poon Lo Garris re ain: a eee - po iia = here i r} | vhich te the ”? —— R A hwo : | " ; . -oee —— Need Large a 9 , “~ eT id tit ; 7 : ° ; ‘ ™ - ni IT anharzen ent and furnishings; SO . . dai y S$. . un. ¥C : , ' . > = s »* . ”? .’ ,- } ’ ; j wT ; - ’ see, | . ; . ~| . ’ ’ : se i , — \- ole oceping : hear c a . . ~ ' i _™ " 7 ‘ 4) * j atc : ; ‘ at Pan ‘ : : . ' : “9 . ‘ ; : ‘ , at Pp BAND, 4316—Large : é | , .d ! Fe : ——— EAL HOTEL, 2800 Locust — Running So | 3 Colum! , si ieee ag. omy | Oe | | f which Hays ct = 6 Eentiomen ; e; , oe t shower baths; $1 per day = . > i _ — - ; — - 2 unani-~- dy 4617 — Rooms , ome. =eigt ' ane we uJ (cS) Peping;: select ne eg - re 2. ; ping na | lL J, , HOTEL NNE —Proad way Lat aU , * oe / e) diat references ighborhood: "i nt , mt ne 1 , : , or . , oo = _ -———— en — . ; be bt . PU pwieSs Norns re rock and ' ‘ : ti In : hy @ Tae 4509-—29 floo oor : west. y wis 7 : eit . » ° . . . . . . . M 40U °) be i : > ry i’ 4 ‘ly ‘ , / ; " ; " , : Se . . . i. : ; ’ shbvterian wonveniences; modera ‘aber : y man % er 1 > y. $104 . si “15 ‘ leat olored ae a LY | mm fi notmina , : will : | sidered. : ve ne vour rk. avol PUPS Wed. - logs, rabbits cuines | ich: - sable Is ts . Lt r cent jive ar ' ip his wn | Paik ke pis 4205—Lares. ront, ) | ’ a « ‘ are , tin ne ‘=: : " , = , , - every descriptk “eae ‘ . ; # > , " . : a , | ee ; ’ rhe , - ' soma b]) ' ~ ae Ca! OI write on _ ’ : t ’ i} ; ' R.A : . ‘ at . , - ‘ . . ial -Marviand car 9 bie. poset | alt not ‘ ‘— catoee! Pet @ Olive . Ag, ' ed . tid bu ) | ccd pro ELAND, 432 8—larce ‘tront ee | nd mvetiet : ‘ é ‘ rate iples -ABBIT wrd ‘ " r S. MN. « ' 7 or G map re 08 . ( I ry , ‘ ‘ ‘ Bake he 4 } : nureh y Trerrmialn d: owner's horne. ty for . ‘ . . y . ' . : ‘ i i the(r’ ANT. - 306 ._—L at sonnel bo . , ‘ " . ‘ ; ' ry = , ; = al x vane , ' ‘ ‘ ” More 14°00) . = : ’ . ‘ , } iri r) mrt ' pee . furn shed ath, every: ; rex? | , “a tae F . ———s SHORse SiAUss ar , ; Sy L ern ' hy : LAN =a : pve ple: hot 1d M | Bone and Cats For Saie 7 eo ¥ , - ! me ervies cible church worker A: lL). (s5—Taree beautifully far 4 : t ited : ; _ — . } , ’ “ss - , ’ , . ’ : a . oe t# er ‘eo ’ ¢ front room sw deceran tur. , neg ot 7. LI Mail 10 mor ; > bine ' “S & ) ', . mit Ff cent o e. landell 5613 ' . ; ’ O1GA r | ward the ee. 4504 — Except saat Ae | . O11 , . . 3 abe ns e chur je serves pave - wd er ry apariment ? ” ’ ’ ’ ‘ : ; ‘s 2 dea w Peeper. measonable. Limdati ’ a ' ; en | : . , ‘» ‘i . ri i i ' a! : sp ech egeraghe — : . ‘ _— , ‘ : ; > : rotten and he i] ve , ' ; cent, At jn = te " es | “ ' exposed ever " rav arent “dows spy y holes 1Oc , ah i Agata awe , as ia eligibl to fe- 7 - ov42 ° con . > ~y " . : . ' ~" . ay al ; tr rm { . ‘ ’ » ‘ ; ' . ™ = . . ‘ ’ fyii ; ati “ | ? ‘ for housekeeping; a = . " . , P ‘ , : uh ry ver; . re | | Zs 4 > . we 7 o: tT up Domination. ; : . , | ; ‘*¢] ' ; Pere + “y os: — 4 mrad urnished from seu ee " = | ' ‘ : x . : ae ict l ant mn } ' ‘ } . , » ‘ ‘ : ; ee | : : : . : . ’ ' ~] i. } we ms » a Zz a} ‘ »] : | fs , ' 9 rs . Fr . ¥ : ' J : : ’ } ’ : ’ : : ' : disc: re fri ! | x Albs Hotel, 4873 3 Page Bl. AIREDALE pm Re ; | s atelaan shit re ic Ls 100, 9 9i- | : | : | a vide that. the TOnM er tin g rocms : : ed . : : , . - . oo. ‘ at “~ 4 * . 7 nA ‘ ’ I i i » ~" ; ‘ — : . - a, : ° " | | ys nian ; rer . . pearsion BAD, 519 N—ia¢ auticlll q not 2 id a 9 gy Fly ny A . A. SIREI 7 : - ; ; ; ' ce... : : | hort : avatem : ' ee pee hed room. with ares SS wel — —— —— le IN >i ‘ ~~ ) trade for e Bost o's | | 1 | e; aailliae ; 3 toni rm that. wield he whin al ahs re ates ; 7) tee : . , . . . — +, 5s” ni id . . ; ~_ . - i raga j ‘wi* ‘4 » I : ' ; I ’ ’ ! s . ~~ J , . A : marie ? : 17? ertion ng EAD, 926 N. (apn. 6)— ; . 0 , . : . . | ~ a —_ oe. . | . | Te yvte of kits hen ’ ©» Purniahed a ; = sched ‘ ’ "2 we | * . vr aol HAM LL, | ON | Hi T ke Ly , PyAl. we. . ‘ . ~w = , oo : a y s f +A 7 a ry _ - , . nn até r than ’ : 19°86 ; AND. 4535—F urnisned ; "DEV EAN TY ; ~ Ls , , _ . ~s oi : ’ ' : rs ‘ a man com s : LVS : . A a miss on: ' ' on ' " “ry , a , d wee - ation ever, , : ire of family Grand aed, room > in bel : . y : aparinre ' me . “e - . a i 4. , ; ter ' =. , Qn sae ne : , . noes r} eis oe ; n , . ' “> om ig we . . ; : : ; - : ne ny ‘ rri@efir ag ae reneéeral as- —, $102—2 unfurn: shed bea 3 : - Peso nani eri . , . } ; = ene rah Wu : : x tod y's PIN Preors, with kire henet ea : n fae - c hee _ . dn ; ‘ ’ 4 . row) n se - ) a5 . wie ‘ ; r tan nr ¢ ain 4 rj ers . a es including gumege: adult oly, » & . das . | nine ot v4 atts , Sy a ' ) WA SP ANI | Anconas For Sale . tes is almost irr tible, but he | S¢Ssion, whi 1180 ed in fawor S840A—Nicely furnished teen | FEST mR PI Ss 7 sors fort. 4458 Ws tr B aed | . ofan « sURRON'S Peller 7 ; E Rooms = “ : and pos . e , ‘ : \ 7 \ HOT Ee] St , yr aoe ' :; , ¢ . sitry oF TT : , _- _ . . , : , ‘ a fen 17 in 1? renta \ Ge Z ommunt.- BR. 4526a—_N. Smnidhed : RN nished ; ‘ " my ’ ; As oe ots ms AS —we- bere. A tethye LED ps >| | . nm ther an easy on etiyy cant member to provide suffitent DIN reorn ail , i dual ) ; perae as ; ; - hy , | ' roa ne aa an te ' - fundade far hoaldine ft} rr bli y \A Linde!) e Y *R ’ ’ | ' hou " -eonrnir ‘ ’ ’ ’ J , " : : - oe @ © . ‘ » ; . rye a re . i : ’ ‘ , aT) « ° + ir! . : ; ; ; ™ sf issery : oe in BE. 4354—sleeping and q | ) rER PI! . > wan far parts of the eountrs [nder ets "? refereaices afi | : ' ; . nel , ' ! ‘ . ——a ‘ ~f : y - : ex , e et \ i rri’ rie ' , D| » the eountry is ty - : a ’ fay . a ww ec! . . : ; — oo iwi ‘ . “3 ind 4 » vee ee s \ -_ ' . ' - = . ~* . . ™ “4 P ; ‘ -. ; = 42°9— Neatly furnished 9 " : —— ' Biro ' ' ee ’ : , , oti. ee . ‘® kitehe ‘Dette, south. ‘ , rene ~s TITS SSE) Oe , ia King : ’ ; I an ; , Daw te : atte i nail 7 Propas qd bey aen successive t mire tw’ . 4 ° : ; ™ : ’ . . ' 4 ~ . > : 4 ° ‘ 7 : — : . . . . . - . . . . " eee Soe Pie . o : * ' snort} pris = : Out nee ra , :' issembiv in a different area wnefl S, 4198, Apt. C—-taree ne . WEST PINE. 3832 —Lig! . ra onvenies mo eet | 7 , ! r for aa ) Bantams For Sale Ws Tagl | bd . Pe , a L.> , mre! Tar tm 1 wry ’ : 1@ Tive-Vvear swine i« completed {ft room, gentiemen ‘ hed i} . , , cat = . i? ? ~ aoa E. 430°2—Hedroom. kitehen q —-_— , ’ > eo ‘ j } ' : ' | aint . Bplete housekee ping fas Fa. bail, q Prise ' ' ' ni erance oF ti Ku Klux Kian. Ie i ; . ) | sada national cone man and wife emp!oyed. Se . , a ' , han gigs ry__Miiec For Sale ' . ainda arr IAge, want control floor, connecting reams; : sha ' ' . : a : reals n laa Lis contrel.» of all conveniences ; .s - ' : - ey Ts, . : ‘ ( f P ‘i j ss ; 7 : ' , at a. } } : . ‘ aa ; , q R ~ , f - llommeekeepinege room fer epe 4 - r . vila , Power Cultivator : ese a mtrol of ¢ hurch, reping room. ijé% sr. ; . | tine 1 by Leadina caf ‘ontrol! of divorce, nati@nal SS 4 . : niiorse } ‘ um 4 ‘gr yr +g connecting —— , e 1 m tag : ; ~ Fn, ) } Lith (,ardeners and Fruit pratr f education, to bé reguhate Bean venienc * aceaneambeawerteat a d ‘ Tne ' . . . ‘ “s . vat ; : o~) ; ) . nt ‘ i.rewers e | and iirected nv some meddle ' eonnect' a ” front roorns. | ; . | y- ; ! | : , work ss «(slow as SO feet per some bureau in Washington nioely furnished: conven- . 1 whit yr Does light plowing, prepares “Tl am opposed to duplicating the - gg , . an ~ 7 ' } aced beds and eteds and cutivates % . Pig : mm il. =o Oe at sonth room; | ng . ryy ROOMMATES WANTED a rows at one time. Works hetween m iinery of the states, in this Way gentiemen bard if destred. } orest $9. ' - ‘ , ' . le , ' " wide-row crops, Ideal for — — r nea two sets of officeholder te . ; I y ; k. et af 5M ia a (e) , - ; and neraaes ag or ; — a oo the eame thing unfortunately Ee BL. 4720 two bright. clean seuth . ; . } vou biane " — . seine room and — kK x " Lt fle ma. eee stationary power work without deereasinge the number of ms, «ompiete for housekeeping, adults; ; , is , ’ | a. te be date sy . Dna bie 3. a . , ; ‘ . r) j i : ’ i, ? i , coring device——dAust state agents or satate expense. am se BL.. 3831—Beantifal feressees | ‘ ) er . pg ee “. 1st : er | 7 opposed to paying two bills for swe : aiao garage Coume empleyed Ppre- ' I : ’ ’ : , , ‘ a . rege rimations wroic L.. 4431—Lieht hounek ceping a a " ry ; ; “wr a) ' : ; 4 . "i gas range, running water; Tea | a. 7 +4 , =. ' he = cs ee | become laws, so that a great abie ' . ' Hau . at Piymouth Rocks For Sale | , stal es my Gut) . Against New Bureaus. \ nown., - ‘gees et errr ew wee ae , ; | rr): y laws which worry business E. 3S845—Room housekeeping: bet = | | : ; ) nv ) . or : : ; )_Brus Nos meal , : a ) 7 ublic are What id runnime water, cas, laundry, eee ~ cher : , iad . ~ OV Disepla v : dus year gtmr- | al eonfuse t} publi i city. telenhone ' es Pals eres ‘ ; 132% antec. write s,° wht he termed “elerk made” Anal . ‘oom aaa: aad ) , . ' phil , Lnacounts for tteratare EF. 2058 —2 connecting _ Teoma. Nebt 4 t. 3 ; AR D. 4 - emg een rama , a § r ! a0 OU | , 7 , ' a and prices, ) ekeeping: clean s oor, running | t t. heht. mode + . | , : in 2 :p a AN et Andreasl ' — | onvictio er own entrance: orivate bath, ree- P| | a. i [i] = * 1 le. Th ' fem [ have voted 1 o ions and bie a A ID ] ‘ in? ‘4 ’ ; ; : 4 . : . ’ pee , ia Wa Kennels 3 = wa Ute o n - : J , rer 5 1 ; M ¥ MANUFACTURING COMPANY ‘It is not the ! usiness of a Cotte BL oNI9A—Large. clean Sm - o a ao . . Side 00. Pos Gers » and haries Rock read. im vrite M . ) _b. M. oor. . Wailer, good horme cooki 4 . OOO, . : . ‘ Lie . : , nie ' aseiat ie . s+ nm 4 HENRY SPNAUCER eats or meres int blocs se must fences reasonabie - 3 or couple em » @ ! ler s + ‘ r bal — from -_ “T ' ‘ rat ' zy, Distributor F | consider the interests of his people ? ext From 10 to” 12 a » ‘ ‘: . ‘ . } ~~ , ' ‘ , . i , - ' Fiacdien “tation ~f tT serrie. | nee " , . ' io ne uilure ia great than any special migofe newly Curnmbed: ail a » | ’ e. | > n Pe | in greater an ; 4 : : ee * _ a " ' , = ' " , ’ ‘ . | ~~ ! " , a ) 3 4 4 | : ° 44 4 ME | ai i ry nny ; ‘ 7 et “fo re) hy: hi - sanonaS™ 7 — : nen: elect ; . Bee ee ae Gaal hould con | ik ro ) : Lite for : } best puppy af the, _ atral : | | | | 4 | : fel! 381s —w wy. ASHING DON 1i-—Nics , wi , rnished roo th! sno We OS PEERS OD etait SS ; eee hor n 2 7 ONDA LY) SPECIAL. _ ‘epublican proposed ft, nor for @ INNSYL\ \NTA@ S711 —Fer couple @ = & shed m apartmet! ie ’ it , ping 1a 0 yee maies sac - ) : : . r dew - . I ise a Democrat pre- jer, sleeping. housekeeping rooms range &! anda ' PRABNEG a ; My , , \' : ‘ — —* — ryw hs i M i Se 7 rant : ape hy =a ’ . ; . | effeert upon my conatitW@e YMOND. 514)—Elegantly f = a Li 440. between 2 and “M. ‘OF! = T STI a gy oo Ss ss =e: ; t! rting or grov Oo matter what its origifie . |, : . ne} “ur hed roon " laus hor pe - nte thor ~— ae Be Sar DS large bot ; tern f rrr mhed ~ ° : ; = : , - . ; : . , ‘ . id | ‘s ‘ - 9 — ’ ws ae : _ 4 - . st ; . 4 ’ is A ; : ; RK VIEW. 4540—2 bousss epag nnect | " , ara ls : > onl POULTRY AND BIRDS ow 4c DLETON. 1325—2 unfurnished m Poli " . . — . ° - : one ' P . . pe o- | =. . ; : ' srnewer qvnestionn ping porch, continueus bot wate. rf . ooms, Wil: — ‘ : . : nie oy a guar rea : wa eS ae asta e CRT on t- be meee a oaend tt , ; aires 3458 eee ; — ode ; examination h« fore a com- children: $25. _ for ; Broorey-# Me sr ste alte BS ' , “ | ches | ; . BGK 5120-—2 furnisbed roeme . oe — — ' ~ | ad : eo ' sok anpicyed. . -_ , ' eeving; couple — ' + ; , : APER PRO] | | “Rieviewing the positions I have —Furnished froat. in orive te: 3 ent enen: run '? ee ' ee , ——- i : ' 119 ay birds 1100 N. 34. (99) | taken in creas, | dt have aji conveniences. er ae » 3 a . - — : ; an eee . nabie. : ; - a , nd -~ : — “haa mt a wi the de; | have . = 001 mt ne ' = = ’ ; ; f , , Poultry Supplies For Sale ke may smash meow tieman. ¢ . sete | ; = ' ; : pM f) or oma: uf ‘js . 7 , 4 r . ' rr ‘ ] " P ' , : “ae . : é —. ase err hire ' 7 : wi! net he buried oe emp! yved, _ For Hil? . Db] . : pin ' ; va ; : ' Lines ' - ne , ; : ‘ SM—lLevely south ch trent, tor 2; on. may tS 1483J, Ingten-iiam ‘tor ——— OM — Very neat: aecond.floor mtlemen . $5 ‘Lindel! 6359 RFR. __— bM— Nice, light. ‘ter “housekeeping tot sand water, corner Tayler lan \OM—_Wes End apartment: 1 other roomers. $20 month. Mw 5OM——For indies employed only: options! ppneonaness good honre. : ’ oa Kit 7a —— . ' : / . fn . ' ’ | ; nn = : , ae : ” : : M—Farn shed; 7. : : ;, ‘COMS AN f OARO WANTED hee ie] me PT Saas . ances y ° et es we —- aon , ‘ entra ek Ti Rel ~—teetery ee ees: private see. tamil Pea a — on R -% T) vid , genti« oe Ke Pty = be. ‘ ; .. = , on vhs » S12: 1 ' — whe? ae) A —— _: ) R-17 ‘unk vor an b ance “ty ~-- : ae peepte “empioved. ¥ . 4 “mee a ~~ . : " —~ ‘ ry 7. Va y young ’ adh he . A ~ - ser row ef. noe ite Mat ery , , Mather Foon with kitchea privileges, &* aan : | , aiiodinn ina SUB | . rivate fami rive . ) : AQUARIUNS. FISH. ETC. ntel “,°97R , ' ; , ae ‘ — jae? ' ' ; are ner , ‘ Fins , Poet -Disepa' : a " : i sn? - . ait , . i . : ° ° a” , f : geet be tl nrg fieh and DOMS—22 un! furnished | sink. ~ eat: me , he : — ' bat ; 7 ~ Ae “ : , , : ’ c% . “e7 *# . 3 : mm — pAe'! “a lv wv ly ' ry : . ‘ ' -s ' a "> 7 5 , ‘ , : , . , _ " . 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4 . Houdini |e ARRY HOUDINI, H sleight - of - hand man, is a long- time personal friend of Sir Arthur Co- nan Doyle, who used to write interesting stories and latterly has become a profound believer in what conventionally is known as spiritualism. Houdini and Doyle are at opposite poles of the sphere whose equator is the dividing line between belief and unbelief in the possibility of communication with the spirits of those who have died. Yet the ma- gician and the spiritist, in this instance, are fond of each other and do not quarrel. Each assumes that the other means well but is mistaken. It is the purpose of this brief article to give the reader the gist of a single chapter of Houdini’s book, “A Magician Among the Spirits,” just off the Harper press. “How Mediums Obtain Information” is the cuggestive caption over that chapter. Those four words imply that Houdini has his suspicions of the spiritist mediums; and the implication is clinched and riveted by what he says, not only in that chapter but in all the other 15 in his big book. Houdini, to say it in a few words, believes pro- foundly that syiritualism is bunkism. A few words from his chapter on Sir Arthur may be quoted by way of introducing the subject: “I have no desire to discredit spiritualism; I have no warfare with Sir Arthur; I have no fight with the spiritists; but I do believe it is my duty, for the betterment of humanity, to place frankly before the public the results of my long investigation of spir- itualism. I am willing to be convinced; my mind is open, but the proof must be such as to leave no vestige of doubt that what is claimed to be done is accomplished only through or by supernatura! pow- er. So far I have never, on‘any occasion, in all the seances I have attended, seen anything which would lead me to credit a mediumistic performance with supernatural aid, nor have I seen anything which has convinced me that it is possible to communicate with those who have passed out of this life. There- fore, I do not agree with Sir Arthur.” Houdini’s warfare is with the spiritualistic medi- ums. And he says elsewhere in the book that he has made a study of the matter for 30 years, with both mind and eyes wide open. Let us leap now forth- with into the Houdini chapter mentioned above, which begins thus: “We read in the newspapers of some payroll bandit who holds up the paymaster of a big con- cern and steals thousands of dollars, or of burglars entering homes and stores and breaking open safes end taking valuable loot; but these cases which we read of are nothing in comparison to some of the news which never reaches our ears, news of medi- ums who, because resourceful in obtaining informa- tion, have made millions of dollars—blood money, made at the victims.”’ Here we perceive at once that Houdini, when he stated in that other chapter that he has no desire to discredit spiritualism, must have been writing rather loosely; but probably that statement was made because he wished to avoid hurting his friend Sir Arthur's feelings. The context shows that the celebrated-magician has quite a considerable quar- rel with spiritualism, as the reader will discover. it is pointed out by our investigator that “you zo to a medium and are astounded by the things which are told you about yourself.’’ Then you are moved to go about amongst your friends and declare that this medium must possess supernatural powers, inas- much as he or she has told you certain things which could not have been known to the medium through any reasonable hypothesis of natural knowledge. You have become, probably against your own inclina- tions, a believer in spiritualism. Very. well. Now comes Houdini, admitting that he doesn’t claim he can explain all the methods used by mediums to obtain this knowledge, which he believes has been obtained through natural sources altogether. “A reader,” he says, “‘might at- tend a seance where the medium would use alto- gether different means to get the facts, but I am familiar with a great many of the methods of these human vultures. I think, though, that it is an in- sult to that scavenger of scavengers to compare such human beings to him; but there is, to my mind, no other fit comparison.” No quarrel with spiritualism? Well, read this, “these frauds’’ meaning the mediums: ‘The stock- in-trade of these frauds is the amount of knowledge they can obtain. It is invaluable, and they will stop at nothing to gain it. They will tabulate the death notices in the newspapers; index the births and fol- low up the engagement and marriage notices: em- ploy young men to attend social affairs and mix inti- mately with the guests, particularly women. It is seldom that one of these mediums wil! see a person the day he calls, but will postpone the seance for a gay or twoto a week or more. As the persen leaves Page Twa, { cost of torture to the souls of their . Noted magician who for 30 years has made a study of spiritualism declares that those who conduct seances make deliberate preparation by learning all they can about the people who are to seek communication with spirits of the departed — Astonishing methods whereby, according to the sleight-of- hand man, this information is obtained ee el ‘ite, * oTYy the building he is followed by one of the medium’s confederates, who gathers enough information about him to make the medium’s powers convincing when the seance is held.’’ Houdini says it is a common practice for mediums of this sort to search through the court records of property and mortgages, to tap telephone wires, to search letter boxes, steam open letters and make copies for future use. “They have been known to buy the old letters sold to paper mills by big con- cerns, one useful letter out of a ton of rubbish being enough to pay them a big profit.”’ According to the magician, mediums frequently “plant” assistants in restaurants as waiters to over- hear conversations. One medium that he investi- gated, he states, got girls at the telephone switch- boards in big hotels to make typewritten records of conversations. “In many apartment houses the elevator boys, superintendents and servants are bribed to make a daily report of the inside happenings of the house. “Most of the mediums work in the dark and many of them have employed expert pickpockets who clev- erly take from the sitters’ pockets letters, names, memoranda, etc., while they are being interviewed. These are passed to the medium, who tells the sitter more or less of their contents. Having served their purpose they are returned to the pockets of the sit- ter, who, none the wiser, goes out to help spread re- ports of the medium's wonderful ability. ‘Mediums’ campaigns are planned a long time ahead. They make trips on steamers, gathering, tab- ulatiug and indexing for future reference the in- formation to be overheard in the intimate stories and morsels of scandals exchanged in the smoking rooms, cardrooms and ladies’ salons.’’ Houdini tells of a man who, when traveling in the smoking compartment of a Pullman car, chanced to talk with a stranger, to whom he divulged certain very intimate business secrets. The stranger hap- pened o belong to a gang of mediums that used the our the Mediums Know SoM information to mail the confidential person. “These gangs of chains voyant blac Houdini declares, “wilh stop at nothing, They will move into ee ment house ip their victim lives watch his habits, wis sure of ample time they will break into his rooms, not to steal yah. uables, but information — which nets them far more than the small amount of diamonds ang cash which they might snatch. If it is possible to steal the records of ee political parties, how much easier to steal the secret ae papers of a family.”’ ; Houdini says he has heard of a medium who em ployed a quiet couple to attend funerals, mix with the mourners and gather information which eventue ally was turned into gold. “What is known as the ‘sure-fire’ method is dress some littl woman demurely and place in the reception room, where she greets the telling them her troubles and naturally their confidences in return. I have even known of two cases in which these human wolves, ae out of the kindness of their hearts, went toa ladies’ seminary, where they were able to w @ from their roommates secrets which caused ne of several fortunes.” An old-time circus grafter was cleaned out Wall street, Houdini relates, and was worried abel making a living for his wife and daughters. =] overheard his two daughters discussing some same dal they had picked up in a beauty parior, involving. the reputation of a prominent society woman, bead, Se old man saw his opportunity. He opened a beauty — parlor, installed his wife and daughters there, and. _ | Sue +S * “al : % ¥ +" x te : « s ae a, oe ae R iat oO ; . ers, oe . 7 a pe tory to identify the 6822 as really a : verse” contat uni stars—T hr oug h f he telescopes it can b dim patch of light, Upon a ein w meter was only six ly-recognized grou 70,000,000,000 mil. Gs distant from t light years ze MILLION light Such is the e “new universe the Harvard C known only by ber, N. G-C. 6! Invisible to t dim patch of light when powerful telescope, oval in eter about one-third that « ghort diameter half as gre the depths of infinity has mighty universe, . “New” only in name. Ne pized, but in reality one things the eye of man has « ‘and, so far as known, the ‘The light that shines fron ’ telescopes of the observatori a million years ago. T! {liion light years distance GG. C. 6822 had doubtle siness on that particular finity for nobody knows } ion years before, a time so pared with it the whole | golar system would be but When it is past.” ‘A million light years! . y traveler. Nothing i: says nothing can be. fmate speed record; equaled radio waves, approached by; thrown off by some radi stances; but almost unima than anything man has devis peven times around the eart to the moon in a second and the sun in eight minutes: ac polar system in as many hou: impossible thing as a tel seen, a person looking ¢ arth not of today but @f Yast forests where now na ancestor of man, ! The Hearest star to the lit Jong, thea

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PI TO Ee re gear wrens ) Much & bl a Misty Gleam in Sky Proves fo be a Mighty Universe al . —_—_———— ; iY a 4 UU ormation to il the on. “These gangs of clair. ant blackmailers.”’ udini declares, “w{}) Op at nothing. They Ul move into the apart. ‘mt house in which eir victim lives and ch his habits. When re of ample time they ii break into his pms, not to steal va). bles, but information hich nets them far ore than the small mount of diamonds and h which they might the records of great er to steal the secret bla. ke confidential of a medium who em. md funerals, mix with mation which eventue ure-fire’ method is tg urely and place heg she grects the visitors, qd naturally receiving I have even known of an wolves, apparently rts, went to foubg were able to wheedile which caused the“loss rf Was cleaned out in,. and was worried about e and daughters. He discussing some scan- Pauty parior, involving t society woman. The . He opened a beauty daughters there, and tualistic medium. The facts gathered on the people, wealthy men sided handsomely from b agent who goes from typewriters and wash- ‘nt plan. He tells the bis trials and tribula- ven him to do the work betically inclined, tells es in similar circum-« saves up this informa- ploys him. The unfor- ult the medium. The intimate facts about pudini writes, “for the aseicn special men to us enumerators, which, neighborhood, secures bich later are sold to noney.” tly of a case where a sited a medium. The ibis if he would take a tords and, in addition to with copies of certain did so, but his con- made a confession, en- the bud a giganti¢ © work of these medi- 2. “is the fact that t themeelves without people to deny emphat- n statements or men- ce, although I person- very things not more ier the excitement of s mind speaks while he believes firmly ig ious mind. tance where a medium sources that a certain ve nothing to do with y and valuables in his by various burglar the medium, a woman y and also posed as 4 letter saying she had of his dead brother to ih him. w. then a seance i¢ ‘'s spirit maxerialized. pme that he shou:d sate- es by placing them in 4 take them to the presi- ter’s home instead of to president’ was the mali the pre us pair about if who adde that tary fier defrauding @ Paria bemc Stellar photography enables astrono- mers at Harvard College Observa- tory to identify the “star” N. G. C. 6822 as really a separate “island gniverse” containing countless stars—Through the most powerful telescopes tt can be seen only as a dim patch of light, oval in shape— Upon a scale in which earth’s dia- meter was only six inches, the new- ly-recognized group would still be 70,000,000,000 miles away—Or, it is distant from us by 1,000,000 light years $3 es s2 MILLION light years’ Such is the estimated distance of the “new umiverse recently identified by the Harvard College Observatory and known only by its star catalogue naum- ber, N. G.-C. 6822. ; Invisible to the unaided ere, only a dim patch of light when seen through the most powerful telescope, oval in shape with a long Siam- eter about one-third that of the full moon, and a ghort diameter half as great, this misty gleam in the depths of infinity bas now been found to be a mighty universe “Kew only in name. Newly identified and recog - > pised. but in reality one of the oldest things the eye of man has ever looked at, = end, so far as known. the most distant. The light that shines from it down the telescopes of the observatories tonight left a million years ago. That is what a jon light years distaace means. And . 6822 had doubtiess been doing ese on that particular busy corner of fafinity for nobody knows how many mil- lion years before. a time so vast that com- pared with it the whole history of our polar system would be but “as yesterday When it is past.” ‘A million light rears’ And light is a y traveiter. Nothing is faster. FEin- Says nothine can be. It is the ulti- fate speed record; equaled by that of the yadio waves, approached by the particles thrown off by some i radio-active sub- stances; but almost unimaginably faster than anything man has devised. More than geven times around the earth in a second: to the moon in a second and a quarter: to the sum in cight minutes: across the whole polar system in as many hours-—-and to this ; Bf there were on N. G. C. 6822. prodigiously distant from us, such impossible thing as a telescope through @hich our earth could Seen, a person looking through the telescope would view the Bot of today buat of 1,000,000 years ago. He would see forests where now nations dwell. solitudes except for the and mastodon, the sabre-toothed tiger and other ant- 8 long since extinct. He might even see the stooping hairy ancestor of man, battling for a bare existence. Prof. R. H. Goddard of Ciark Univer- sity has invented a rocket which, he says, can travel six miles a second. At this rate it could go to the moon in 10 hours, to the sun in about six months— and to the newly-discovered universe, called N. G. C. 6822, in 70 billion years! . distant cluster of suns and their attend ants in—a million years The fastest thing man has made to travel im is the racing airplane. which has attained a speed of about 260 miles an hour, more than four miies a minute The surface of the earth at the equator travels four times as fast as this, lit- erally as fast as “the wings of the morn- ine’ which carry the daybreak around the world in 24 hours A rifle bullez. when it leaves the muzzie, moves at the rate of a mile in about two seconds. These are the ultimate earthly velocities so far The fastest of them would be Like the familiar Fourth of July pin-wheel, but mo- tionless—a typical spiral nebula as seen through a powerful telescope. From some other universe our own umiverse may appear to be a spiral nebula. far too slow for-a-trip to the outskirts of our own solar system The riffie bullet would require six years to reach the sun Prof. R. H. Goddard of Clark University has in- vented a rocket which he says can travel at a rate of six miles a second. This is many times faster than the rifle bullet; so fast, in fact, that such a rocket would escape from the pull of gravitation and shoot out into the depths of space Keeping up this rate it would reach the moon in about 190 hours and the sun in about six months Hiow long would it take to reach the “new’’ universe” Take a good grip on your mind and imagination. The an- swer is 30,000.000,000 years. So much for speed. Suppose we scale these dis- tances so that we get at least some idea of part of them. Take our cozy little earth that, with the aid of steam, man can run around in some two months or less Suppose it reduced in size to that of the average school globe, some six inches in diameter On that scale. the sun would be a globe 54 feet in diameter, standing as high as an average six-story building, and onty a little more than a mile away. That is all easy enough. When we come to the nearest star, we begin to get into difficulties. For, after leaving the orbit of Neptune, the outermost of the planets, at a distance of 66 miles in our model, we should have to continue the scale, to journey far beyond the orbit of the moon to a total distance of 300,000 miles before wa arrived at Alpha Centauri, the nearest neighbor among the stars of our own little star that we call the sun From thence. according to this scale. other occa- siona! stars might be encountered at distances of a million miles or more. Then a leap into empty space would be made, desolate, untenanted so far as is known by any sort of sun. or world, or even mat- ter. and then finally we wonld come to the “new” universe. the unnamed N. G. C. 6822. at a distance ef 706.000.000.000 miles. or about that of 12 times the diameter of our whole solar system, measured across the orbit of Neptune And that. we must re member. is on the seale of our sizable earth reduced to six inehes in diameter But let us throw away all these measuring Sticks and speed gauges and travel to N. G. C. 6822 ona faster schedule thaa any light ray ever made. Light may have the ultimate speed of material things. but fast as it is, thought is faster. To that nimbie little roadster the infinite is only an accident. or, at most. a toy to play with or a tool to ase. Let us, therefore. think ourselves at N. G. C. 6822. and what will we find? Another universe’ Just what do we mean by that? When we look casually up into the sky of a starry night the stars seem to be equally distributed in the sky except for those hazy clouds and streamers of (Continued on Page 1%.) Tans Us ‘Teas GA? 2E PAL 20000 MILES is Alpha Centauri. If, ona diminutive scale, its distance from earth were represented by a rod only 454 feet The A E ee oe oe separ Sa 476 feet further along, Betelgeuse another 1922 feet, les to indicate the distance of the newly recognized universe, N. G. C. 6822. jong, thea the star Sirius 20,000 mi Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 25, 1924. and the rod would have to be prolonged Page Three.

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Once more castly than gold, the manu- facture of clear fused quartz on a commercial-_bas's is now made pos- sible by a newly-devised method— Through such quartz the health- giving ultra-violet rays of sunlight pass freely, although they are stopped by ordinary window glass —-The recently produced subsiance also will transmit light, even around corners, with hardly any loss, and extreme temperatures have almost no effect upon it—F ascinating pos- sibilities which attend successful work by Edward R. Berry of the General Electric Company :: :: HE announcement a few days ago that clear fused quartz can now be produced in quantity, in any desired shape and at reasonable cost, does not at first ciance appear to be of much interest to he average person Most readers, prabably, thought it Was something of moment only to the scientists and their learned researches, far removed from the or- dinary, daily routine of living What did it mat- ter, even if true? But here are some of the possible consequences of that innocent-seeming item in the world’s news: Our homes may be rendered safer for us to live in -—-judged from the standpoint of health. Infant mortality, particulariy in the big cities, may be reduced. Restaurants may be enabled to install a perma nent feature of much benefit to the diners. Our milk supply may be improved in quality, our supply of eggs and milk not only improved but in- cTeased. , The short days of winter and the cloudy days of other seasons may be compensated for. artificially, tO a@ matertfal degree. These possibilities, which far from exhaust the list, certainly come close enough to the life of men, women and children evervwhere. Once certain facts and theories are understood, the announcement that clear fused quartz can be produced commercially -hould be of interest to a wide public. As for the scientists, it appears that in their own technical sphere they now may be able to do things not possible before. Which would mean the passing on of benefits to the nontechnical! people, or con- Summers. For example, astronomical lenses free ffdm dis- tortion, no matter what the temperature, appear to be a practical certainty. Thermometers with an ac- curacy never attained before may be manufactured. and tuning forks with a really permanent pitch. Perhaps most interesting of all. workers in hos- pitals and operating rooms may be enabled to “send light around a corner’—precisely that, and around several corners in succession. if necessary. And as Page Four, Sunday Poe cones : : e: t q ve , \ \ \\\ \ \ \ \ \ yt ' , ys AVY } \ \ : \ \\\ \\ ) \ } | | \ \ \ ) j " | \ \ Ct TTT. r= \\ ‘\ Lf ; } \ ; “\\ “Mie | \ i : \- . yh 7 . : PENTA NY TN. RM \ \ ANS ‘\ \ ; VS N . \\ 4 \ \ AN f e \\\ ' ~. \ , VLA LT Rk R : \ AAT AN AAS A .’ \ ‘ \ \\ XY y 3 ‘XN NS) 3 / YX AQ \ “BMS AY *% \\ —c cae 7 N \ \ \ | . WS \ Y \ | .\ \ 2 a } te ~ ow + pie ) | Stg::|° ¢232i: : =] 72: 7 =32 they do it. teave the light-supplying bulb outside the prime qualities—that of transmitting all : patient's body. There has been no beating of academic tom-toms connection with the matter. Without frills or flourishes Edward R. Berry announced that he had succeeded in his quest after 10 years of costly ex- perimentation at the Thomson Research Laboratory of the General Electric Co., West Lynn, Mass., of which he is assistant director. gerry, by all accounts a modest fellow, didn’t even bristen the product of his discovery in a gaudy, polysyllabic and impressive manner. The name— clear fased quartz——consists of three common one- svuUlable words. His discovery, of course, was only a discovery of economic methods in manufacture. Fused quartz has been produced for years, but only in such small quantities that. by weight, it was many times costlier than gold. And the clear fused quartz which Berry turns out in the matter-of-fact way that other men man- ufacture building bricks or soap or 10-penny nails excels even the earlier, expensive quartz in its two # One end of a rod of ciear fused quartz is heated to incandescence in an oxy-hydrogen fiame. Although curved, the rod transmits the light. Note also that, although the man’s face must be protected from the flame by goggles and plate, he hoids the rod in his bare hand, because the outside of the rod is cold. (including the ultra-violet rays), and ‘that @ markable immunity from changes wrought by ing temperatures. . As far as practical purposes are con does not expand a piece of clear fused coer does cold shrink it. The new quartz’s openness to the ultra-violet rai and its indifference to both heat and — are the characteristics upon which immense & are based in several fields of activity. , portant and far-reaching results are hoped men of high standing in medical, chemical ological sciences. Readers of the Post-Dispatch Sunday may recall an article which was published weeks ago on the crusade of Dr. C. W. Saleeby, ish health investigator whose plea during 20 a years has been “More sunlight!” Ina ey Saleeby which had just been published, he the curative power of sunlight in such tuberculosis, rickets, pulmonary infections, eases, wounds of war, etc. It is the light of 3 a ‘j a 2 Lah, not the heat, which benefits patients, he said. Dr. Saleeby’s chief interest, however, is use of sunlight for health-building and vention—heliohygiene rather than Earnestly he urged that the pall of smoke 1 cities be abolished, since the smoke during the winters, of more than half ours and especially of those lower notes im violet which are probably the most that the sun sends.” Among other innovations, Dr. Saleeby m clothing of materials which will allow sunlight to pass through to the wearer's use of curtains, shutters and blinds tically restricted, he says. And with cludes common window glass, is opaque, most upfortunately, to the vital rays that the sun sends us—the | ‘chemical’ rays.” ei But with clear fused quartz available at m prices there is nothing to hinder Dr. those who agree with him from window panes and thus admitting all the B rays which seek admission. Indeed, practical use for the new substance ey! undertaken. . em Clear fused quartz looks like glass. ingly cdloriess and transparent, and. is easily fractured as glass. But it properties, known for a long time to be | istie of quartz. but which are heigh proce# of manufacture. These p ing in ordinary glass, and suggest uses of the beholder’s imagination and edge. Now that methods of manufacts perfected, Berry and others have turned t tion to investigating the ways in which quartz may be employed, ecially in evention. er known scient Clarence C. Little, president of the Maine, a leading biologist, atid Dr. W. fessor of bio-physics at the Harvard and an officer of the American Developments are being followed with est at other institutions, including a which will build a sunroom lighted with clear fused quarta ~~ Magaziag—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 25, 1926. 3 Wha Some of the Thing Fased Quartz T ALLOWS the ultra-' light to pass through, @f glass stops these rays. a It transmits light ar | d several corners, an loss. It undergoes less — Tess contraction from cold, gtance known. It can be made into a tun retain the original piteh th: {it renders possibile the m -mometers and lenses more ever produced. i Virtually all the etperime: or planned, will depe violet rays are excluded but pass easily through On the grounds of Harvai " erected a greenhouse glassed v tain effects of the rays upon { . —always, of course, wi - gny knowledge thus gained _ pealth or preventing disease. 'f Experiments are to be mad «the. University of Maine, whe : are considered especi mepacted that new information the effects of ultra-violet rays - erence to disease and fertility, go the seventieth generation. _ '“fhere are opened possibi | effect of ultra-violet rays on _ gtincts of migration and hiber faherited characters of anima! - be possible also to compare the end X-rays on identical mater ' “Also, the fact that strain: Bh csey s laboratory have long _ with cancer lays open a field « “fhe relation between ultra-vii gnd medicine.” All persons connected with painstakingly avoided raising ) possibilities in treating certa ' But. they cherish the hope t icularly in crowded cities ed. The most insidious en This fact, recently develope Py tic with the revelation of | ussed by Dr. Bovie. He : “We all know that the exe! - Mn the blanching of plants. T ' gucculent for table purposes, Rot stout and well developed. > dium and phosphorous salts ar | @beence of the ultra-violet raj '* “Stmilarly, if babies are sub » @ence of sunlight, or ultra-vi ; De det grow——hence rickets. '*@ase—-how common is not ger | perhaps little realized, either @mong the babies of the well- ‘lowed to play in the streets.

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transmitting all the lighg t rays), and that of ree changes wrought by varye rposes are concerned, heat of clear fused quartz. nor pss to the ultra-violet rays, bth heat and cold—these pon which immense hopeg ds of activity... Very ime results are hoped for by medical, chemical and bie Dispatch Sunday Magazine h was published a few of Dr. C. W. Saleeby, Brite hose plea during 20 active plight!’’ In a book by Dr, : been published, he discussed! light in such maladies ag onary infections, skin dige It is the light of the sun, ts patients, he said. reeset, however, is in tbe n-building and disease pree ther than heliotherapy, the pall of smoke above the smoke “deprives us, » than half our sunlight lower notes in the ultrae — y the most valuable of all , Dr. Saleeby recommends h will allow some of the to the wearer's body. The and blinds should be dras ‘ And with them he ime glass, remarking: “For it ely, to the most po q ds us—the ultra-violet { ‘s z available at | to hinder Dr. Saleeby 4 m from installing quarts mitting all the ultra-violet — Indeed, this extremely — substance already has bee like glass. It is surpass sparent, and is about as . But it possess other long time to be character are heightened by the ne? These properties are suggest uses to the limit — ation and scientific of manufacture have s have turned their ; ways in which the new cially in healing 5 “Ve rm ¢. . * an ent of the University of — . ahd Dr. W.@. Bovie, 4 e Harvard Medical a merican Chemica) Society. followed with intense inter — including a fameus b | pom liebted with panet ’ ' a ae ee tre s “ “tame of the Things That Clear > Fased Quartz Will Do S ALLOWS the ultra-violet rays of sun- wht to pass through, whereas common stops these rays. « transmits light around a corner, or =a several corners, and practically with- ses less expansion from heat. and saction from cold, than any other sub- Suan be made into a tuning fork which will is the original pitch through the ages. nr possible the manufacture of ther- = and lenses more accurate than any all y all the experiments, either already in or planned, will depend upon the fact that fags are excluded by common window pass easily through fused quartz Whe grounds of Harvard University wll be a greenhouse glassed with quartz, where cer- ts of the rays upon growing plants will be ways, of course, with a view of applying sige thus gained to improving human hor preventing disease. _™ ts are to be made in the laboratory at of Maine, where environmental] con- are considered especially favorable. It js that new information will be gained about of ultra-violet rays on poultry, with ref- . v 7 | #6 disease and fertility, and upon mice, inbred ” tt seventieth generation. Says President Little: are opened possibilities of studying the | of ultra-violet rays on the fundamental in- ‘Gees of migration and hibernation, and upon the o characters of animals and plants. It will alko to compare the effects of ultra-violet K-rays on identical material. “His, the fact that strains of mice at the uni- mesity’s laboratory have long been used for research ih cancer lays open a field of prospective value in welation between ultra-violet rays and biology gt medicine.” _ Ail persons connected with the investigation have ‘Siesiakingly avoided raising false hopes about the es im treating certain stubborn diseases they cherish the hope that infant mortality, miariy in crowded cities, may be further re- The most insidious enemy is rickets © This fact, recently developed on both sides of the A mtic with the revelation of astonishing facts. was "geeumed by Dr. Bovie. He said "We all know that the exclusion of light results eihe Dlanching of plants. They may become more gacculent for table purposes, but their tissues are ‘et stout and well developed This is because cal- )@em and phosphorous salts are not deposiied in the phsence of the ultra-violet rays in sunlight. : ‘Similarly, if babies are submitted to the same ab- wae of sunlight. or ultra-violet rays, their bones "= 80t grow—hence rickets. This is a common dis- | Ww common is not generally realized. It is Perhaps little realized, either, that it is prevalent : the babies of the well-to-do who are not al- to play in the streets. > " up ms Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 25, 1924. ~—_ i ee ee 7 eg _- > ae _— Os Pie” i ee “ Edward R. Berry, who has devised economical way of that material. 2 ST Oa ow whew ew - é to produce clear fused quartz, and a tuning fork made These tuning forks are superior to metal ones in that clear fused quartz has the low- est known ratio of expansion, and hence the pitch of a quartz tuning fork is permanent and changeless. “Remember that playing in the sun, behind win- Gow glass. AOC Rgp ot expose children to these bene- ficial rays. However, quartz windows. which do ad- mit these rays, are now entirely within the bounds of possibility as a result of Mr. .Berry’s work. “But, to get back to rickets. Autopsies on babies in Dreden showed that of those who were born in the fall, and died in the spring, 96 per cent had rickets Of those who were born in the spring and died in the fall, only a very small percentage. had rickets, The babies born in the spring were out- doors in the sunlight during the summer.” } Research by Dr. Alfred E. Hess of New York is said to have justified the statement that three young children out of four in city blocks have rickets, which may appear as only a mild form of bone trouble or may lead, aside from ordinary manifestations, to slight deformities, grippe or pneumonia Dr. Hess is quoted as havine determined that the disease is much more prevalent in winter, that sun- shine is the preventive and the cure, and that tubes for mercuryv-vapor lamps for therapeutic use (arti- ficial application of the curative rays) must be made of quartz, which is transparent to these short rays. The same possibility was dis- cussed by Dr. Bovie, as follows: “If we can provide artifictal 6 illuminants that will emit ul- tra-violet rays, we won't have to depend on the sun, which is so uncertain in winter. We can get the sun’s effects on cloudy days by using quartz bulbs or tubes with incan- descent lights.’’ The following statements are not the imaginative flight of a lay writer, but the measured words of a scientist. . “Certain foods.’ continued Dr. Bovie, “act sympathetically to sunlight. It is not incon- ceivable that we could light our restaurants with sources of ultra-violet light. so that while partaking of foods rich in phos- phorus and calcium we could partake of light energy that would enable us to utilize these salts in a normal manner. “There are diseases other than rickets which are due to faulty metabolism——the ‘ma- He reads the paper in a darkened room, although the only illuminatios > . A fe ome of clear fused quartz con- veys the light of the pocket flash up, and around and down again to the paper, making small type quite legible. This “~. photograph is a 10-second exposure. —International Newsreel Photo. chine-gun sneeze’ is one. Such diseases might be alleviated by feeding calcium lactate and using ultra-violet light in connection with it. “Altogether, the availability of quartz suggests very interesting possibilities. With Dr. Little we are undertaking an investigation of the effects of the ultra-violet rays on the calcium metabolism of milch cows. The object, of course, is to see if the rays can have any effect on the milk we feed our babies. “It is not improbable. Other animals feel the effects of the lack of these rays. Deep-sea fish do not produce bones, though living in water prodigally saturated with calcium salts. Fish of the same spe- cies living in the upper water, where the sun ray9s strike through, have bones in profusion. “Likewise, poultrymen in the North are unahbilé to grow chickens for. early market satisfactorily. Is the darkness of the long winter the chicken® suffef from ‘weak legs.’ This is nothing but rickets, and ultra-violet rays cure them. Hughes of the Kansas Experiment Statiom exposed hens to ultra-violet rays 10 minutes a day and doubled their egg production “Further, the weight of the individual egg was in- creased 20 per cent. “I am personally convinced that pine trees in our forests, deprived of light, suffer from rickets, just as humans do. We shall hang ultra-violet quartz lights about the woods in the course of our experiments and see what the result is.” Employment of the ultra-violet rays is so far from being new that, as Dr. Bovie points out, the ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans found benefit in sun baths, although not understanding the chemical! na- ture of the process. The identification and control of these factors are of comparatively recent accom plishment, dating virtually from the last half of the last century, when the bacterial origin of disease was discovered. Charcot, Finsen, Downs and Blunt made a beginning. Finsen. in Copenhagen, succeeded in curing the skin form of tuberculosis and in showing beneficial effects in the treatment of s lipox. Winning the Nobel prize in 1893, he devoted the entire sum té founding a tuberculosis hospital and to disseminating knowledge of the ultra-violet rays’ properties. “In America, however, progress has been retarded, and some such event as the production of this quartz was needed to redirect attention to the subject,” said Dr. Bovie. ““American doctors did not understand the scientific side of ultra-violet therapy. Its use devel- oped into a bad form of quackery. Apparatus called ultra-violet lamps, which did not emit any of the rays that Finsen relied upon, were used. The result has been that many reputable physicians of America have refused to have anything to do with it.” Nevertheless, treatment by these rays, using costly hand-wrought quartz “applicators” and lamp tebes has been regularly given to combat certain diseases. It is significant, too, that scores of laboratories all over the country adequately equipped for such work have been experimenting steadily on the ultra-violet problem. The scientific world seems convinced there is “something big” just around the corner. If the new quartz merely makes it possible even- tually for the average home to have the essence of sunlight, artificial or natural, all the year round, bad weather and good, its value in health will be (Continued on Page 13.) Page Five. . ee i ee ed Sy Pr ey reer — . el Re a

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é) Diplomat as a nunter An American tells about his adventures in strange country where the game of polo was invented, and where he saw the natives playing it with rude mal- lets on shaggy ponies—Expert stalking necessary to bag the wild goats of Baltistan and sometimes only long-range shots can be made—Woanded ani- mals must not be pursued or they will take refuge on inaccessible ledges By JOSEPH C. NE can hardly imagine a wilder and more mountainous country than Balti- stan. .Down in the little green villages which lie at intervals along the rivers, you realize simply that in that particu- lar spot you are shut in on all sides by giant masses of rock and snow, which start from the very river bank and rise either gradu- ally or in panty precipices to tremendous heights above But as you climb, hoping perhaps that each sué- cessive ridge will reveal some broad plain or valley below. only innumerable peaks and ridges, rising and still rising, meet your view, till finally, on mas- tering some commanding eminence, you see before you the stuff that Baltistan is made of—mountains, mountains, mountains, nothing else—chain after chain of them, extending im splendid confusion, snow-eapped and barren of vegetation, off to a ho- rizon of serried peaks and towering ridges. Fortunately, however, it is not all barren rock and sand that marks the trail. The Balti villages lie alomg the rock ravines like oases in this desert of mountains; and as they depend for cultivation entirely on furrow trigation, each one, of course, clusters about some mountain stream which often shoots in a mighty waterfall from a precipice behind. The natives in these villages used to crowd ardund our camp and watch us in the processes of dressing, washing and eating, with insatiable curiosity, and this was often so embarrassing that we were obliged io have them forcibly driven away. They are a strange-looking race, tiiese Baltis, with their heads shaven on top and at the back, but at the sides their black hair growing long and falling in unkempt locks, generally interwoven with Bright yellow flowers. Their dress consists of @ single tunic of the rough- est homespun puttoo, a coarse material resembling sackcloth in texture. Their houses in the smaller villages are oftem mere caves in the ground, with a hole leading straight down for entrance, or else low huts of stone seldom higher than a man’s height, with flat mud roofs, windowless, and with but a single opening in the roof for the smoke of their fires to pass through. The men seem to be of two distinct trpes: one class have Mongolian features and are of Tibetan origin; the other have Tartar blood and are allied to the Dards. Some of them, especially the older men, have a very wild appearance. The women sel- com show themselves atid always hide when they see white men approaching. The men, however, with al! theirfronugh exterior, are always courteous. and seldom pass. without the “Salaam. Sahib.” “Salaam.” that is, “-ustomary raising of the hand and o which the white man answefs, **Peace.”’ At the end of our second stage from Dras. on rning suddenly into a narrow and wild ravine of he Dras River, we came upon a little cleared space nm the very edge of a precipice. where a Balti polo ime was in full swing: and for the interest of be- holding one of the greatest of games played on its native heath. and by the very people who centuries aco invented it, we stopped to watch. Some eight or ten natives. in their long puttoo 60ats, were tearing up and down the fis id on shagcy GREW. Undersecretary of State. little ponies, with rude, short mallets, and chasing a rough-hewn ball. A small crowd of Baltis watched the game from a large rock, which formed a sort of grand stand, while a flute and drum supplied weird native music for the occasion: and as we took our seats on the rock, the players, seeing their audience increased by two weary but appreciative sahibs, went at fit with redoubled energy and gave as fine an exhibition of polo as the primitive quality of field, sticks and ball would allow—a ‘strange scene to find in such a wil- derness. The game finished, a native dance was performed for our*further amusement, and we were then cere- moniously escorted by the lumbardar, who was cap- tain of one of the teams, to the serai, or resthouse, of the village, where the usual gifts of nuts and dried apricots were brought us. The ripe apricot is too small to make good fruit, but drfed and pressed into balls of a dozen or so each, they form what is known as kobani—an indigestible but very delicious sweetmeat. These offerings of dried fruit and nuts from the lumbardars , were never emitted in the vil- ‘tages through which we passed; perhaps “they knew it meant baksheesh to many times the worth of their gifts, but we ac- cepted and paid for them cheer- fully. At the end of a iong march of 31 miles the following day—four hours in the morning over a bad trail of diffi- cult climbs and steep descents, and 17 miles in the aft- ernoon to Tarkuitti —we came upon sur first rope bridge across the Indus. The ingenuity in the making of such a bridge with no material but twisted twigs,.strong enough to hold the weight of any number of- coolies with their loads, and long enough to be swung from cliff to cliff across this great river, is a source of wonder. Yet there it swings, with three strands of twisted twigs, one for gach hand to grasp, one to guide the feet, Sagging gracefully rom the tops of the mighty eceliffs. that flank the river, oc- ‘asionaliy swaying slightly in the wind, but firm and safe as a bridge of rock and iron. The sensation when one has felt one’s way to its center and stands looking down at the torrent swirl- ing a hundred feet below is, to say the least, a strange one. I was glad enough to creep across unincumbered; to have had to lug the heavy Joads our coolies carried would have been a handicap which. 1 should as gracefully as pennies have de- clined. At last, after 16 days of marching. in which time we bad accomplished miles, we found ourselves at ‘ mouth of the ral the Basha River, the entrance to the nullah’ which our first shooting was to be found. And now came the question as to what constitutes a “nullah,” which one ¢portsman can hold exclusively while camped therein: for a letter was brought us on the night before entering, from a sahib who claimed that he was already within its limits and that he thus had the right to the whole valley. Sal To describe the situation ‘i briefly, the valley distinct sections; and i of these sections otiered. ample shooting ground fer — one Or even two men, it - seemed absurd that one gag could claim the whole valor Accordingly, after some courteous co with the other man, we sent a coolie runner to the” nearest telegraph office, some 40 miles distant, — a@ message to the secretary of the Game Assecite ~ tion in Srinagar, requesting him to decide the ques- tion, and we meanwhile moved camp to the upper section of the valley, some eight or ten miles 4 from the other sportsman’s camp, fully d to consider it our own, believing the right to be oa : 3 our side. We ourselves then split camp, each ee a side of the upper section, as we had ae ms shoot separately. This third section was a beautiful spot. On right were broad, steep hillsides, covered with s. furze-bushes which afforded the ibex their feeding grounds; and these slopes rose steeply to the crags) and snow above, being cleft in two places by small Bullahs with rocky bottoms and smal! streams. me the other side toward vast mountains, whose sides seemed almost too ste@p and too snowy to offer godd - feeding grounds, though we had marked down sere eral big herds there. * Ibex-stalking is not easy, for the habits of the an mals are all conducive to their safety, and their senses of sight, smell and hearing are very acute. — Before sunrise they graze down to the lower slopes, — but as the sum grows hot they ascend again to the er snow, where they sleep in inaccessible peo om | & ing the day, always with one or more females posted ~~ as sentinels. Toward 4 o'clock in the ser they again graze downward till dark. The whole success of a stalk depends, of cour on getting behind a ridge to leeward of the i and having them graze to within range, or following them carefully from ridge to ridge as he ey move off. If they remain out in the flat g proach is absolutely impossible. The game Kashmir allow six ibex to each gun. It was a great pleasure to feel a gun in one’s & — again; a two weeks’ march to one’s shooting gr whets ome’s keenness for the sport as nothing @ can do. Kadera and Sidka were moving before the first appearance of dawn; I awoke welcome sound of a crackling fire and _ once, my teeth chattering in the cold A cup of steaming coffee and we started, s for the head of the nullah, where, during few days, several herds had been marked As we entered the upper section, the big at its head was beginning to glow; the 8: the right were emerging from shadow, and gm we could make out several dark spots al way up to the first ridge. They were the big he ibex which for two days past we had bees eagerly from a distance, hoping vainly to move into a position where stalking would } e sible. >. Now, I saw at once that they were headed si up toward the ridge which topped the ft the mountain; behind this there was a if they should disappear behind it, a suce might be made, for the wind was toward | See oe ma seen for a moment. A glimpse of us would send the whole herd in a panic to their mountain retreats. When im diately below them we halted and,-without @ or motion, waited and watched. They deningly slow in their ascent to the ridg@ => This formidable mountain-side which Te taking so deliberately and easily now would, ah . ts ‘pha ™ Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 25, 1924. BF to be covered by us at of the herd had disa me doubly impati in for 2 moment outlines great ridged horns curving © ~~] could see that they were ' Soaitt over the ridge for se that all was safe aheas perd and disappeared. Without moving from m) earefully removed all unnbeces far gioves and slipped a cart of the 450 cordite Holland era held the 30-40 Wine! gas full, and started to follo ping @ cartridge into the barr to stop. Put’ anything into t miri but a loaded gun. One by one the rest of the the ridge and dropped out o were slow, and without were already stiffening with | to ease my position—there v and the straggling cows di Fiad I spoiled the stalk? If s« opportunity for remorse afte ebject was to get up to the ric time, and we started. In the first five minutes of | gide, no matter in how good er, his breath leaves him ut pulled together as if by a st chest feels like caving in. H cannot possibly do it, that he and the surer he is that he ) the harder he goes at it. T gre easier; his muscles limber bis breath comes more recul minutes he has no desire to But this is just where a res fs no use in coming on the pounding like a trip-hammer. ine himself anywhere but abe minute the point on which t! stalk depends. If he can do i immediate coatrol of nerves : I waited, then crept to the wo hundred and fifty yards @ shale cleft in the mountai of our presence, were the wh With the telescope it was ea fine heads, but they were 3! glass in a kaleidoscope, aan: could hardly choose among th thouch to pick out any dark- the «xpress carefully on ther The buck I had aimed : through the hindquarters: t bim dashing off down the split up and were dashing some tearing down.the sloy lanches of shale and rocks Making for the cliffs and se goat can climb. I was sitting Kadera and Sidka had gon excitement: they were poun and shouting: “Bara walla Maro'™ (‘Big one, big one,

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describe ibe situation y. the valley of the is some 12 miles long, divided by narrow into practically three sections; and as one 2 sections offered shooting ground for or even two men, it absurd that one gun claim the whole valley, rteous correspondencsa a coolie runner to the 40 miles distant, with of the Game Associa- im to decide the ques- ed camp to the upper ght or ten miles away camp, fully determined ing the right to be on split camp, each to take as we bad resolved to utiful spot. On the des, covered with iow the ibex their feeding steeply to the crags in two places by small nd small streams. On mountains. whose sides too snowy to offer good had marked down sev- or the habits of the ani- their safety, and their Dearing are very acute. pwn to the lower slopes, pey ascend again to the cessible positions dur- or more females posted Clock in the afternoon till dark. ik depends. of course, oO leeward of the herd thin range, or else on m ridge to ridge as they t im the flat ground, ap- ible. The game laws of each gun. feel a gun in one's hands one’s shooting grounds sport as nothing eisre re moving about camp dawn: I awoke to the ing fire and dressed at the cold morning air. we started, single file, where, during the past been marked down. mm, the big mounta n flow; the hillsides on shadow, and gradually 1 dark spots about half- were the big herd of we bad been watching ing vainly to see them stalking would be pos- were headed straight topped the first spur of there wast a deciivity; nd it, a successful! stalk was toward us. crept along the base : ; but B daring & moment. single whole herd dashing off retreats. When imme- and,-without a whisper : They were mad- to the ridge. which they were Dy now would, 1 knew, A la ot, aie ae — ~<a _.- be covered by us at top speed when once of the herd had disappeared; and the pros- me doubly impatient to be off. of shivering in the gully had passed, of the herd reached the top. He a moment outlined against the sky, his horns curving cracefully over his back that they were over 40 inches—-looked the ridge for several: minutes to make afi was safe aliead. then turmed to call "pis berd and disappeared. Without moving from m) crouched position, I garefully removed all unnecessary clothing, shed my glores and slipped a cartridge into each barrel of the 460 cordite Holland & Holland = express. fadera held the 30-40 Winchester, whose magazine gas full, and started to follow my example of slip- ping 0 cartridge into the barrel. but I motioned him Put‘anything into the hands of an excited but a loaded gun. One by one the rest of the herd stood outlined on the ridge and dropped out of sight, but the strag gers were slow, and without the fur coat my joints were already stiffening with cold. I moved slightly tp ease mY position—there Was a scurry above us, god the straggling cows dashed over the ridge. fiad I spoiled the stalk? If so, there would be ample ty for remorse afterwards; now my only ghject was to get up to the ridge in the least possible time, and we started. ip the first five minutes of dashing up a mountain- gée, 20 matter in how good condition is the hunt- @ bis breath leaves him utterly, his throat seems together as if by a strangling rope, and his gest feels like caving in. He tells himself that he appot possibly do it, that he must slow up or choke, and the surer he is that he has taken his last step, the harder he goes at it. The second five minutes gn easier; his muscles limber up, his throat loosens, bis breath comes more reculariy: in the third five gisuies he bas no desire to stop. But this is just where a rest is necessary, for there hao use in coming on the game with the heart pounding like a trip-hammer. He must stop and imag- ie himself anywhere but about to reach in the next pinute the point on which the whole success of his galk depends. if he can do ‘his, he will have almost tumediate control of nerves end muscles. I waited, then crept to the ridge and peered over. fwo hundred and fifty vards uway, filing slowly up g shale cleft in the mountain and totally unaware of our presence, were the whole herd, broadside on. With the telescope it was easy to pick out several fine beads, but they were shifting like the bits of pass in a Kaleidoscope, and at that distance we could hardiy choose among them. It was fair!y safe. though to pick out any dark-colored buck. 1 rested the express carefully on the ridze. sighted and fired. The buck I had aimed at stopped «hort, shot through the hindquarters: the second borrel sent bim dashing off down the shale. The h-rd had mit up and were dashing off in every direction. Mme tearing down the siope, starting smal! avra- lnches of shale and rocks in their flight. others Making for the cliffs and scrambling up as onlr a peice climb. I was sitting astride the ridge now Radera and Sidka had gone completely crazy with trltement; they were pounding me on the back ani shouting: “Bara wallah. bara wallah. Sahib!’ Maro’” (“Big one. biz one, Sahib! Shoot!”) Bead of the superb anima! which was wounded after a diff: into the mountains. The borns measured 44 Sunday Magazine- St. Louis Post-Disvatch- May 25, 1924. Crouched behind a spur of the glacier, the natives use a telescope in searching the surrounding heights for a herd of ibex. Neediess to say, their exhortations made shooting for the moment a physical impossibility. nor were they conducive to perfect coolness on my part. I seemed to see a regylar kaleidoscope of “bara wal- lahs"’ in every direction Then I manaved to calm Kadera slightly and, taking the Winchester from him, held it on a buck who was trving to scale what appeared to be a perfectly sheer precipice to the left. tie would have got up it, too, if I had waited a mo- ment longer, but the first shot brought him tum- bling, and he fell sheer 20 vards, quite dead An- other was still in sight far up the cliff, scrambling, slipping. leaping. I took the express and fired again. but it was « hard shot. The s«cond barrel caught bim amidships as he reached the level, and he made off. badly wounded. The result of this first stalk was not all that could be desired, since of my three animals= only one lay dead. and it was impossible to say how far the others might go before they dropped Following a newly wounded ibex through the mountains is use- leas, for he will quickly distance the hunter and make for some inaccessible cliff befure resting; but if allowed to go upwatched, the chances are in favor of his soon lying down in a place whither he may jater be tracked. Accordingly, we skinned the dead one. reaching inches from base to tip. cult stalk, and whose trail was followed far the bodr by a difficult descent over the slipping shale, and finding his horns to measure but 36 inches, the minimum size a sportsman should shoot, returned in a rather unsatisfactory frame of mind to camp. But the first discouragement was not to last. With a local guide the wounded asimal were tracked before darlight on the fcllowing morning, and befor. long both were found quite dead the heads measuring respectively 40 and 29 inches, which quickly cleared away al! doubts as to the suc cess of the first stalk, and put me in the beet of spirits. A long. busy day in camp followed. for the heads and «kins had tu be cleaned and calted. and if I had known then what was in store for the mor row I should not have begrudged the repose whieh this afforded. Yet the first excitement of the hunt makes one keen for more. News had already come from Perry in the other section thet his first stalk had brought him two heads, and made me more eager than ever to secure my six. In such a country as we had come upon, this depended more on activity and accurate shooting than on the mere hunting abort for herds. They were everywhere: the question was only to stalk successfully So delays were irksome June 1 dawned as all davs in that wonderful coua try seem to dawn. in a flood of aunlizht. cloudless and crisply coid But befor: the vreat mountain a! the valley's head had receii+!] the firat tints of morning we were crouched b hind a spur of the glacier und searching with the glasses the snrround ing heights It was but a few moments he fore a large herd Wa found far acrosz bh tie steep Uronk tain sid: hich rose to the nort i. and though a half-mi! f | glacier la! ‘». it se advisabi: und-ria the work ond <taik in conn! ’ s vet nnd ~t at pre The croesine was er more than Teese gained for: agai! nd again an impo ble ich led to thre edye of some of UT al ugiv break im th acier, ne start. and only at the end of essitated a retracing our steps and a new two hours did we reach the farther side, Weary a! dripping A steep ascent and once ; he top. a sheltering tr moments’ rest. where w: eould observe ta ya unnoticed The heads that appeared on that op n mountain slope were larger than any we had yet run ecross. The larger bucks were all of the dark hrown. their horns curving magnificently over est their beards hanzing long and thei: weks and naeke* | | ; Before we had watched 10 minutes the whole ie rd moved off tbe hind a ridg-. but. as usual, a solitary female was left posted and the slightest movemnt from behind 3 The longed for moment came after an impatien' behind the ridge, to cToss wait. the female slowly moving leaving a clear but hazardous s!ope for us order to get within rang: It was surprising to in slipping but something me how we kept from on the plan of a hundred-yard dash and a rather studied nonclialanee respecting the preeipice just below brougiit us to the ridge wilbout a stumble. and we dropped over. The next five@minutes made al! the and days of traveling worth while many times over My first impression was that we bad somehow (Continucd on Page 138.) weary miles Page Seven. eur tree would have spoiled it all__.— eta neta ———— “ — iemerat far ere ae &

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‘ aii: ++ eso ~*al ae ~ Oe © oe Teo a - = _ ee ff f , J 4 4 Wie f Lis Hy , HL SAE TT. f a | “I honestly kaven’t F RUTGER G. TUNE had waited two weeks longer to die he would have had to do a lot of explaining. And he had always hated ex- planations. A plump, high-colored, well-dressed figure of a middle-aged man, he had just passed lebonairlv through the gates of the Kansas City Union Station on his way to take the east- bound train, a deferential dusky porter ahead of him, when suddenly he crumpled, sank and became a mere heap of haberdashery on the station plat- form. Confusion, crowds, telegrams. And the Tune twins, already motherless, were summoned home from their commencement exercises at Vas- sar to find themselves preity much in the position of two orphans of drama fame, so far as finances and future were concerned. One week after the funeral. ‘‘But what did he do with it?’’ demanded Hilda Tune, the beauty. Her tone was perhaps excusably querulous consid- ering that she and her sister Hannah now found themselves possessed of exactly $920 each, the lawyers having just finished explaining. “He didn’t have it,’’ replied Hannah, the plain twin, composedly. “Didn’t have it! What nonsense, Hannah. What did we live on all these years? Our education and clothes, and this huge house, and father’s wine and food and horses, and’’-—— Her voice trailed off. Then again, in helpless wrath: “What did we live qn?” “Bluff,’’ said Hannah. “But mother left heaps. And there was all that stock in the packing company.” “Yes, but father squandered heaps. must have gone years ago.” The stock “But it was ours! Lots of it was ours! Yours and mine.” Hannah smiled grim}, “You must have under- stood something of what Mr. Patterson and the other lawyer meant when they said that father had been unwise in his handling of the money. He rambled, amore other things. Well. if we've learned anything practical at sehool, Hilda, my gal, now’s a grand chance to prove it.’”’ Hannah resembled her simple, straightforward, plain-featured mother, who had been the Kansas City hetress of the stockyards stock. Hilda was un- deniably her father’s daughter—authentic offspring of Rutger G. Tune of the Massachusetts Tunes. The girls had been sent to Eastern schools in their early teens. Also, when the Tunes traveled it was always in the East or in Europe. They knew practically nothing of the vast country that stretched for thousands of miles west of the Mis- souri to the Pacific. Mrs. Tune had loved her Mid- dle West and she had, during her lifetime and even after, shrewdly made it financially difficult for her husband to remain long away fron the city whence her income had its source. The twins had once been taken to Colorado Springs. Western railroad society was largely represented at the Antlers Ho- tel. Rutger G. Tune had not liked it. ‘“A lot of brakemen,” he said, “‘who have worked Page Eight. Sunday | hail anything better to suggest, Hilda. ) an live on our very best people and be a chic twin. . mite oer WR ek ae as ; *. : . — 2 Se oe ahs Se ee 4 ~ poy 355 ._ > ‘ . = Se - i 4 j & > i : ay. >= , I only know I can’t go East with you and Y their way up through promotion to su perintend- encies. and their wives, who have been waitresses, probably, in the Harvey station eating houses.” Mrs. Tune had spoken up at this. “My father used to say that those Western railroad brakemen and Harvey lunchroom waitresses were the future aristocracy of the West. Fine stock, he used to say, for foundation material. ‘Pick out,” he said, ‘almost any well-dressed, intelligent, prosperous- looking woman who was the wife of a successful ranch owner, railroad official, mining or oil man living within 1000 miles of the Mojave Desert, and ask her if she was born in the West. She’d an- swer: “Oh, no! I’m from Iowa’’—or maybe Wis- consin, or Michigan, or Kansas, or even Ohio—“TI used to be a Harvey girl.” ’ Pa said they were a fine lot, those Harvey waitresses. Pioneer stuff, pa said.’’ “Well,” interrupted Rutger G. Tune, “I prefer my hired girls in the kitchen, not,in the parlor.” At school the twins, Hilda and Hannah, had been known respectively as Tune and Cartoon. For nature, having fashioned these two in like mold, yet had so slightly, so deftly, so fiendishly overem- phasized in Hannah that which was perfection in Hilda, that. perfection became grotesquery. Still, Hannah might have been considerad an average- iooking girl, which she really was—healthy, high- spirited, wholesome. For that matter, there were those who might have thought Hilda’s lips a shade too thin, just as others thought Hannah’s mouth too large. That generous mouth of Hannah Tune’s was the index to her character. It explained why she could be honestly proud and pleased when people ex- claimed about her sister’s loveliness. It had been June when Rutger G. Tune caused the little flurry in the Union Station and the great upheaval in the lives of his motherless twin daughters. In guly the twins were to leave the big Tune house perched high on the hill that commanded such a sweeping and unobstructed Mis- seuri view of nothing in particular. “Father had it built up here,’”’ Hannah observed, without bitterness, ‘“‘not because anything could be seen here from the top of the hill, but because everybody could see the house from the bottom of it. That’s what our life has been, really, in the last 10-years. A magnificent view of nothing at all.” The two had soberly been discussing that baffling problem known as ways and means. “There’s only one thing to do, of course,”’ Hilda said; “‘that is, to get away from here. And there’s only one place to go, and that’s East. Our friends here know father’s dead, but they don’t know how completely smashed we are. I shan’t tell them until I have to. We both have enough invitations to last us through the summer if we manage properly. The Allisters at Bar Harbor in July, and Isabel Kane’s the first two weeks in August in the Adirondacks; and we might even manage Newport if we went about it properly and used a little”’ ‘And what then?” interrupted Hannah; bluntly. “I don’t know. But at any rate we'd have made Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 25, 1924. had’ 4 ob AD, ' BEL bi a move in the right direction. Our friends in the East are numbered among our very best Those are the contacts we'll have to keep up.” “On $920 per lifetime?”’ “Yes. Why not? Until something turns up, And it will, with those people back of us. There's something picturesque about being twins. It’s cop. sidered chic. And orpham twins, too.” “And penniless orphan twins makes it quite per- fect, I suppose.” , “All right, then. Suppose you suggest something better.”’ Hannah, for the moment, looked as nearly help- less as Hannah could, being handicapped by her height, her serenity of brow and her aura of superh health. “I honestly haven’t anything better to sug- gest} Hilda. I only know I can’t go East with you and live on our very best people and be a chig twin.” “What are you going to do, then? What are you going to do? Stay here in Kansas City? Pat- ronized by these people? What’ll you live on? Really, Hannah, sometimes I think you're utterly” “I could teach school.” “Teach school!” Hilda echoed weakly. “Yo mean a girls’ school somewhere in the East?” “IT mean a school here somewhere in Kansas or Missouri, maybe. A country school. It doesn’t pay much, but it’s a living, for the present at least. A country school—and a horse to ride, perhaps, Saturdays and Sundays. I'd like it.” “Hannah Tune, you must be crazy! school! A horse on Saturday!” “And Sunday,” put in Hannah. Suddenly she became tremendously serious. Her fine brow bore down upon Hilda, silencing her. ‘Look here, Hilda Tune. There’s no use pretending we’re not in @ mess. We are. But we always have been. We simply didn’t know it, that’s all. But father knew it and shut his eyes to it and pretended that some thing would turn up. Now I'm sick of pretending. I’m the plain Tune twin, with $920 between me and whatever happens to you when your money’s all gone. It’s July, and pretty late, but I’m going te try to get a school job by September somewhere.” A sort of glaze crept over Hilda’s beautiful face, hardening it. “All right, then. Be a schoolma’am. But don’t expect me to stay here with you. Some times, Hannah, I think there isn’t a drop of Tune blood in you.”’ Hannah seemed to consider this a compliment. “I know it. After all these years of pruning and snipping, here I am, just bristling all over with Kansas. I guess there’s no help for it.” Hilda, looking lovely and fragile, went to the Allisters at Bar Harbor. At the last minute Haa- nah had stuffed five hundred of her own nine hua- dred twenty into Hilda’s bag. “I won’t need it,” she said, above Hilda’s faint protests. “I'll be earning money soon. And you'll want it pretty badly if you’re going to make any kind of showing in the among-those-present column in the Newport” society news. Linsey-woolsey, whatever that &, will be all I'll need.” . By the first of August Hannah was told the B- dorado (Kan.) school was hers. August Hannah was notified that Eldorado's last year’s teacher’ was returning after all, and that here was one month’s salary, and it was hoped Miss Tune had been put to no inconvenience, Miss Tune was not only inconvenienced but ii- dignant and a little frightened. At this eritieal moment a telegram ‘from Hilda—her fathers daughter—said that she had a chance to go abroad in October with Mrs. Courtney Page as a sort of pet, pampered companion. ! think about it? Hannah, feeling suddenly alone the world and terribly twinless, answered: — sounds heavenly. You must go.” gan to read the want ad columns of the City Star. M-m-m—clerks wanted. wanted. What was a binder? Hannah wondered And what did they bind? Ladies to solicit for marvelous new patent contrivance A country In the middle of — And what did | Then she be ae a So5 Experienced. “Binders ~ bg i to revolutionize housework. On commission ae Waitresses wanted—oh, my goodness!—what Wee” there for her to do? Wait a minute! Wait sy ' wanted for Harvey hotel dining rooms and rooms in Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and fornia. Apply Employment Department, Station, Room 15. 4 (Continued on Page 10) a ; rity i { — 3 ai as Cale “ay .* * - * deans ae * * + t - qas before the days of the mod P from a customer. ported, - few days the coat of varnish ha ' off. He wanted some new va Mus The superint end ns. gated for severa By E. E. FREE, ae American Associati e. “ ment of Scie HERE is a well-k I shall call Prof. has always refuse fashioned suspenc are responsible, | tunate outcome suecessful cases, flere is the story. There was once a paint fact york City where the chief spe ish that was very tough gishes and lacquers, and this | large market and a ready sal table and the owners of settle down to the enjoyment « | gn enterprise that seemed ala Then, one day, a can of th Some of it | to recondition some fi bad can. The superintendent of the f cially concerned. Occasional a possibility in any product. A to the dissatisfied customer |. any more about it. But in a few days another | complaint was the same. The were three cans returned and t : ditional letters of complaint. ‘ than 50 cans had been sent ba surely and inescapably in tro The first step of the superi the supposed bad varnish for plaints were confirmed. The looked all right, it smelled al! tight. But when it was used the film would not stick. In e@plit and cracked, and most o The factory had a chemist, a job. Sleepless nights and lab no avail. The varnish was wre body could discover why. The: to be pure and of usual qualit: mixed as usual. Even the w bad been unchanged ‘for mont!) Yet the varnish was bad. bad, for not only were the shipped after a certain date fo even the varnish that was bei under the very eye of the puzz in just the same way. There have been few ind extraordinary. The superinten grew haggard and snapped wi owners assembled from their lives and remarked that some Finally they sent for Prof. Hen , He has confessed to me since idea than a rabbit what was r plant. He had already seen a : that had been sent on in advar There seemed nothing ém partic it. The professor had never he pening before. There was not over the plant as carefully as | eyes as wide open as they wo This the professor did. He 1 he livéd in that plant for a we single material that went int crawled inside all the machines. scraped off some dust from t roof to see if some deleterious fi Into the mixture by that route. But the sixth night of his wo the professor had gone back t making ready for bed, his sus] The rubber in them seemed de was a clew, but Prof. Henders did not recognize it—yet. Sus The professor saw nothing unu: morning he bought a new pal Went back to the job. Anothe same way. Regular prodticti the professor was making a batches of various kinds in the trouble. By Friday night h but when he went to bed that | of Suspenders pulled apart! The Professor has often told | edge of his bed, the pieces of Benders in his hand, and begat eee of suspenders ruined tn tv cidental. It was most unlik of both pairs of suspenders had “- the truth lay elsewhere. 0g Sure, in that plant. Som as bad for his suspenders.

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. Our friends in the ur very best people. ve to keep up.” something turns up. back of us. There's being twins. It’s con- ns, too.”’ bs makes it quite per- you suggest something looked as nearly help- handicapped by her nd her aura of superb nything better to sug- an't co East with vou people and be a chic do, then? What are in Kansas City? Pat- What'll you live on? nes I think you're hoed weakly. “You here in the East?’’ bmewhere in Kansas or ry school. It doesn’t for the present at least. horse to ride, perhaps, a like it.’’ be crazy! A country ay'”’ annah Suddenly she s. Hier fine brow bore her. ‘Look here, Hilda ending we're not ina Iwavs have been We ‘a all. But father knew d pretended that some- I'm sick of pretending. th $920 between me and when your money’s all late, but I'm going to September somewhere.” r Hilda’s beautiful face, en. Be a schoolma’am. here with you. Some- re isn't a drop of Tune jer this a compliment. years of pruning and bristling. all over with © help for it.’’ nd fragile, went to the t the last minute Han- d of her own nine hun- bag. “I won't need it,” int protests. “I'll be 3 you'll want it pretty ake any kind of showing column in the Newport pisey, whatever that is, Hannah was told the El- hers. In the middle of ed that Eldorado's last Ing after all, and that ry, and it was hoped 0 no inconvenience y inconvenienced but in- atened. At this critical r Hilda—her father’s bad a chance to go abroad rtney Page as a sort of . And what did Hannah feeling suddenly alone in twinless, answered “Tt bust go.”’. Then she be- columns of the Kansas Experienced. ~Binders ander? Hannah wondered. Ladies to solicit orders contrivanee warranted . On commission only. ly goodness!—what was taminute! Waitresses dining rooms and lunch- Mexico, Arizona and Call- ent Department, Union Continucd on Page 1°.) on ‘ And ozone is te different from oxrreen Oxyv ren ~ +> rg ring. - s=a3Pr ras _- > * . = Ozon ~ poison A very s! percentag > > +h er . — in th x attack the lining membranes of ’ she ; . > . Nn nos 1imost aS Vidiently as acid w - - 29% ss . Fu n ozone will attack many other thin: 2 = - — f the necessary constituents o —_ ~~ va ~ ww 5. & } ia } ” wr , wi % . = y. , . : . fact it i that the factorv had recen > n * rh som > _ ™ rk . ’ . , > - +7 > > , “Ff s_" - g g plan Th Diant was of . = neg st of : and it had eff of rx * i | c nz © L ¥ Treaitvy Ver sma! I g} tninge flas! ~ , . SOY > a rooms wv a, th va ish “ being ma body was used to th rpcen ; as this ctr r The sparks that it pr } 1 . + “ , ? ; uw too small to be visible. Nobody. no e' rT -_ % = ™ ’ »* Prof ri ; di [oT] cay toe presence of the €1ectricl a ht But what:-was happening was this: The electricity was producing, all the time, a very little ozone. This ozone Was getting into the varnish while it was being ozone was attacking one of the con stituents and spoiling it so that the varnish turned out, later on, to be bad. When Prof. Henderson went out into the factory that memorable morning with the little slips of paper in his hand what he had, really, were what chemists call “test papers.” hese are paper slips impregnated with chemicals so that they will turn blue in the presence of ozone. Ten minutes in the varnish room was enough to give the professor half a dozen blue slips. Thus the case was proved. But the clew came, in the beginning, from the suspenders. While the professor sat there on the bed holding the two ends he worked ont the whole case—cause, effect, rem- edv and all. What he did in the morning with the test papers was merely by way of proof. What the suspenders told him was this: One of the materials that ozone attacks with the greatest speed and eagerness is rubber. Ozone ts used some- times to disinfect and deodorize rooms or other places. The amount used is extremely small, but even this smal! amount is so dangerous to rubber that the wires used about the electrical apparatus that makes the ozone must not have rubber insula tion on them It will get hard, crack and peel off Sometimes this happens to ordinary electric wires, even when no ozone is known o be al! : If the eleetricity in the wires is of high volt alone may make enough ozone from the surrounding air, just as the electricity did in the varnish fact The rubber ont wires may be ruined very That is what penders, The air had not been perceptible to the professor self. Ozone has a smell, and a strong one, but factories are smelly places at best. The prot r had noticea nothing But his suspenders had. The ozone in the air had made for the rubber in the elastic parts of tl! suspenders. Slowly this rubber had been attackes It. got hard. By Friday night it was hard and brit tle enough to break. It did break, and Prof. Hen derson sat down on his bed and solved the mystery Of course, anyone might have done this—given a pair of suspenders. Why no one did solve it I do not know. Perhaps they ascribed the failure of their suspenders to something else. More likely they never thought about it at all. The superintendent probably did not know that ozone would spoil rubber. The chemist did know this. but the chemist was a modern young man It was his misfortune that he wore a belt. happened to the professor's sus 1 . ~* _* , > ; , small amount of ozone in the f: Page Nine. bid eS ee bal Ee a

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— OUR VERY BEST. PEO ee Something came creeping back into Hannah's consciousness like the frag- ments of a tune once heard and long “Fine stock—pioneer stuff waitresses—future aristoc- forgotten. —Harvey racy Hannah bad been a very little girl when her mother, with that look of high pride and honest indignation, had delivered herself of that speech. But it came back to her now, as did the sneer on her father’s face. Colorado— New Mexico — Arizona — California! Hannah took a long breath, exhaled it, ind applied to Employment Department, Union Station, Room 15. There were five other girls in the enteroom. One of them had a foreign ‘ook——Polish or Bohemian, Hannah hought. Two, evidently friends, had ntered together, in flashy clothes, ex- aling strong, cheap perfume. A fourth vas a pale, quiet girl who appeared list- less and limp. “She's going out for her health.” Hannah decided. The fifth ‘irl resembled Hannah's Vassar chum from Galena, Til. Hannah found her- self smiling at this girl companionably. The girl smiled back at her. Encour- aged thus, Hannah moved to a chair next to her. “Are you—have you ever been—are vou going out West as a Harvey girl?” *Yes—to stay this time, I hope.” “Oh. you've been before?” “Two years ago. But only for the ‘ummer. I'm a school teacher. I took . Harvey job two summers ago because ' thought it would be fun, kind of: and . cheap way to see something of the West. I'm from Albia,. Ia. You ought to have heard my folks when I said I was going as a waitress. They didn't know.” “And now rou are going to stay?” “Longe as I want to, anyway. I'm lucky. They're sending me to the Can- von.” Thea, as Hanpah looked Diank: “Oh, I guess you don’t know about the different stations. You see, all the girls are crazy to go to the hotels at the Grand Canyon, or Albuquerque. or big niaces like that. We call them heaven. Needles, Cal.. and Rincon, N. M., are purgatory. Needles is 200 miles rom the Mojave Desert, in a sort of pocket. And hot! Phew! When it’s 25 there they think it’s getting on to- ward summer.” Tlannah looked a little worried. vou think a new girl” The other shook her head emphatic- ally. “Some, but not you.” Her glance *ncompassed Hannah's face, her clothes. her manner. “Gracious, no!. You look like a Canyon girl, or Albuquerque. ex- "ept that perhaps you'll lose ont because you're too prettr.” — -—— ‘oy. “Do (Continued from Page &) Hannah stared, smiled. “Me!” “You know, don’t you, that Harvey's never hire girls that are awfully pretty. They found they couldn't keep them out West. They just melted away into mar- riage with some rancher or railroad man or mining” “Then it’s true!” But the other girl misunderstood. “Oh, my, yes! They like to hire them peat, plain. sensible. They’re very strict, you know. You've got to be- have just so during hours—and after hours. for that matter. In before 12” She broke off suddenly as the door to the inner office opened. She was next in the hist of waiting appil- cants. “See you later. Wish me luck!” —over her shoulder. Hannah never saw her again. Two days later Hannah Tune, daughter of the late Rutger G. Tume of the Massa- chusetts Tunes, was on her way to San Querto, N. M., with a Harvey Santa Fe railroad pass in her handbag. She was enjoying herself immensely, though the ride was hot, dusty and seemingly end- less. With her Santa Fe pass was an iden- tification ecard egtitling her to meals free of charge at all stops where meals were regularly seheduled. At these stations along the way passengers were notified they would have half an hour for what was called “refreshments.” Her first meal im the dining room at Hutchinson, Kan., had been of immense interest to her, flavored with almost hys- terical amusement. A bundred or even 200 passengers were fed here in half an hour. The meal marched as inevitably, az irresistibly, as death itself. Each table seated eight. The first course lay smoking before you as you seated your- self. With that scant half-hour smap- ping at their heels the passengers set- tled grimly, determinedly to this basi- ness of consuming their dollar’s worth. It was a huge meal, hot, savery, appe- tizing. No sounds but the clink of cut- lery against china, the low volces of He found himself staring at Hannah over the rim of his inverted cup. Ting! went something Irke a beil instde her. of Tea- the waitresses murmuring a chant “Teacoffeemilk? Teacoffeemilk? coffeemilk?” Controlling, company, unconvivial, vey hotel manager, bland, watchful weaving in and out among the tables, hands behind his back. And as he walked he intoned. “Pas-sen-gers on number nine have 30 minutes for dinner. Take—your—time!” Fifteen minutes later, again as before: ‘‘Pas- sen-gers on nuamber nine still have 15 minutes for dinner. Take—your— time!’’ Gobble, gobble. Clink, clink. Munch, munch. Gulp, gulp. Soup, meat, regetables, salad, olives, iced tea, dessert. “Pas-sen-gers on number nine still have five minutes” They swept out like a horde of locusts, leav- ing a devastated dining room. Hannah decided she would eat in the lunchroom, where ham and eggs or- dered one minute appeared miraculous- ty before you the next; where hung the scent of coffee; where you sat perched on a rerolving stool before a white slab of counter, with infinitesimal cream pitchers and little butter chips and glasses of ice water spinning and sliding all about you. Hanmmah became liess and less a Tune; more and more the daughter of her plain, democratic, high- spirited mother. This trip had all the flavor of a stolen holiday, for the truth of it is that at the last moment she had lacked the courage to write to her twin, “I am going West to be a Harvey hired girl.” Instead she had given Hilda to under- stand that her mission at San Querto was to teach school. Hannah had been in San Querto almost 10 days before her twin’s reply reached her. “I suppose,” wrote Hilda, among other things, “you'll be the pretty West- ern schoolteacher of fiction and be res- cued from Indians by a rancher in chaps and frijoles, and marry him and live happily ever after. Can you possibly spare me some money, Cartoon, dear?” soothing this strange waiked the Har- Hannalh read the letter behind the counter at the Sam @verto station lunch- room. She had just emerged from the bewilderment, shock and chaos of the past 10 days. Now she read her letter in a quiet mo- ment between trains. It had just .been handed her by the hotel manager. “Letter from home?” asked Louise, the red-haired cirl whe was on duty with her. “From my twin sister.”’ “Twins! Don't say! just alike?” “Oh, no!” Hamnah said, rather ab- sentiy, dipping into her letter again. “Not a bit. My sister’s a beauty.” Louise looked at her sharply. “Well, you're no eyesore!” she exclaimed. By the end of the month Haanah had Sunday Magazine- -St. Louis Post-Dispatch- May 25, 1924. ee learned to keep her head andenas: orders volleyed at her Hke hal. She learned that San though an important Santa Pe Givision point, was an ugly little ican town, squatting flat on the its new houses staring and mn its Old Town, where the Mexicans live squalid and unpicturesque, Yet the yas the Western mountain ae there was the Westerm sky; and @ beyond the town, were the Gaus Peaks. They were, Hannah like no other mountain a world. When first they had up before her as she gazed out | train window she had given « tie and sat forward in her seat, = There stretched the sage-grees mas miles. Not even a hillock. denly, rising out of this flat soaring straight up to snow, twin purple Spanish Peaks sunset sky. The tears had come nah's eyes. She felt as if she home. =x Now she learned to look at «“ first thing in the morning; to peer ie the darkness in their direction the tm thing at night. She learned to wn and iron her own shirtwaist § learned to ride a Western 4 mountain roads. And she learned to watch for ¢ trance of Dan Yard. Dan Yard substitute brakeman on a freight train running inte Sas four nights a week. She had first seen him in the week of her coming to San Querte. was working nights that week. against rules for Harvey giris to « on social conversation with er patrons. A greeting, yes. Aa able word or two. That was all Hannah noticed a little ; bie change come over the giris om duty wil her that night as Dan Yard swung the screen door and, entering, threw leg over a stool at the counter, back his cap and grinned. “Aap n berries?” inquired Dan of the gisi whose station he was seated. ab Om “Well, I don’t want any.” “Thought you didn’t.” Having her part in this brilliant dialegue set before him a cup of smoking fee and his plate of doughnets — took a great swallow of the scalding, 7 vivifying liquid. The size of that suis brought his head up and back se he found himself staring at over the rim of his inverted emp. *%. r be ot Oe HA a Me %, ) — The sew Berliner ! Henry Berliner’s late: by air service exp » thrown around their EN high up im the army service—high up officially | not necessarily so in the ail " are believed to be more wu diy excited because the possibilit , ing a practicable helicop arrived recently at the stage litie It is indicated by d from McCook Field, near D @.. and from Washington that ! pew developments are expect ly. The Berliner helicopter is @the particular hope of those w m confident that, after many ye a tation, the helicopter pr ls now gives unusual promise of . ied to practical use. Prizes | nah’s gaze met his. Ting! went som A thing like a bell inside her. reste: $350,000 await the inven She saw a slim, hard, young Ieuie first successful helicopter. man of perhaps 24 or 25. His « Brief explained, the helicopter were wide apart, clear and ularly | to airplaning is a device t bright. She thought she had —when perfected—make it possi seen anyone so wide awake at 2a a Pa plane to rise from the ground ¥ Later Hannah learned that he was tet my, straight up into the air,.so t legged and some three inches frupning start along the ground n than she. All their married } @anecessary. The advantages she married Dan Yard-—she tried fhan invention are obvious. Vert te let him feel this difference ip | mn. of course, goes with vert beight: for she loved him terribly am re Once the helicopter pi he was sensitive and somewhat vain is applied. an airplane may | all good Irishmen are. Start across country from an a What Dan Yard saw of Hannah oe 7 Virtually to its own wing-spre the rim of his cup she never quite & , ee plane may alight upon a simils He would begin, when she asked eeeted area of ground surface. “I said to myself: “There she is! Mi ge *8* *Yalue of this device in war that. “There's Mrs. Dan Yard” TO ificant. No long, level stretch all the blood up in my head, ed d will be required, either for 1 smother me.” off or for landing. The the “It was the hot coffee.” pthat an airplane built on the 1 “It was the hot love.” said Das, Principle may take off fron the reverse of mincing. in the ground, if necessary, He had finished his coffee that ® im another hole in the groun had reached for his glass of lee ded always that the hole be swallowed it in one long draft and bs h to accommodate the wingspt walked out. maout damage. If, for instance “Why!” said the girl whe had | ® desirable for a plane to take en him. “Look! Dan Yard Ban =m a city street with barricade: touched his doughnuts at all™ © | and behind, the vertical w For six weeks Hannah withsteod Bi make this feasible; conver: In those six weeks she learned mudi! emachine may drop down to a st warty obstructed. Ascension p@ade from the interior of a for' "hd Dan Yard. He came from & " railroad workers. His father had Engineman John Yard, killed » the wreck at Algodones on the Sata x uncle was killed acting as at Junta. Two cousins were Another a conductor. His tame and proud of it. He had -— through high school. Quit ia && year because he had to go to next January he would bave & : regular brakeman on the Then they could be “No!” said Haanah, Then, “No.” faintly, his eyes @ and her own closing flu felt his strong hand on her afi Hilda was in Europe ie. Hannah wrote her, fearfully. (Centinued on ———— Ex z. ms a ~~

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\ . y j Px } 0. ‘ 4 (OTHER EFFORT TO MAKE A (ELICOPTER FLYING her head under a at her like hail that San Querto rtant Santa Fe Ra Was an ugly little » atting flat on the alll Staring and unlovely. here the Mexicans lived. Picturesque, Yor there rm mountain air. and Western sky, and there nh, were the itself, ilroad mountain peaks in the first they had loomed E of her - ae she gazed out ne had given a little c rd in her seat, staring. i the sage-green mesa, fee a hillock. Then, sud- ut of this flat Plategu and t up to snow, loomed the nish Peaks against the ® tears had come to Han- e felt as if she had come rned to look at them the he morning: to peer into mM their direction the last She learned to wash own shirtwaists. She e a Western horse 8. rned to watch for the en. | Yard. Dan Yard was kemapn on a branch-line running into San Querto week. seen him in the second oming to San Querto. She nights that week. It was for Harvey giris to carry sation with hunch-count. A erecting, yes. An ami- two. That was all. Yet ced a little intangible bver the girls on duty with tas Dan Yard swung open br and, entering, threw one bol at the counter, pushed and grinned. “Any rasp. wired Dan of the girl at he was seated. pnt want any.”’ you didn’t.” Having taken his brilliant dialogue, she fire of © wes Spanish ~ were, Hannah thought. — § % on m a cup of smoking cof- — Diate of doughnuts. He wallow of the scalding, re- id. The size of that gulp head up and back so that imself staring at Hannah of his inverted cnp. Han- st his. Ting! went some- bell inside her. Slim, hard, young Irish- paps 24 or 25. His eyes part, clear and singularly thourht she had never 80 wide awake at 2 a. m. h learned that he was bow- s0me three inches shorter 1 their married life —for Dan Yard she tried not 1 this difference in their he loved him terribly and ive and somewhat vain, as men are. Yard saw of Hannah over cup she never quite knew. in, when she asked him: myself: “There she is!’ like “s Mrs. Dan Yard.’ I felt up in my bead, fit to he hot coffee.”’ e hot love,”’ said Dan, being of mincing. hished his coffee that night, for his glass of ice water, in one long draft and had id the girl who had waited Look! Dan Yard hardly doughnuts at all."’ keks Hannah withstood him. weeks she learned much of He came from a family of kers. His father had been * % ‘ TEP h ew saree ~ eT Sr SBS tek : i pat er Ge ~by Me b — ee — —— — ee MACHINE cd . 7 a The new Berliner helicopter airplane, showing propellers mounted above the wings. * Henry Berliner’s latest machine, of triplane type, being ae by air service experts and a cloak of official se- wey thrown around their conclusions regarding its value EN high up im the army air ’ gervice—high up officially but A not necessarily so in the air— " are believed to be more than jy excited because the possibilities : a practicable helicopter , grived recently at the stage of lit It is indicated by dis- from McCook Field, near Day- 0, and from Washington that im- new developments are expected fly. The Berliner helicopter is said ie the particular hope of those who mt that, after many years mtation, the helicopter prin- gives unusual promise of be- to practical use. Prizes ag- $360,000 await the invertor it first successful helicopter. ly explained, the helicopte; 4s to airplaning is a device that in perfected—make it possible to rise from the ground ver- y, straight up into the air, so that ng start along the ground may sary. The advantages of lavention are obvious. Vertical of course, goes with vertical Once the helicopter prin- fis applied, an airplane may rise Sart across country from an area Virtually to its own wing-spread. Me plane May alight upon a similarly area of ground surface. value of this device in war is want. No long, level stretch of ld will be required, either for hop- off or for landing. The theory Mat an airplane built on the heli- Principle may take off from a in the ground, if necessary, and in another hole in the ground— always that the hole be big i to accommodate the wingspread damage. If, for instance, it tesirable for a plane to take off a city street with barricades in and behind, the vertical uplift Make this feasible; conversely, Machine may drop down to a street obstructed. Ascension may t from the interior of a fort, or directly imto the air from the deck of & ship, and the plane may return to its Starting point and alight safely. For commercial airplaning, or for postal service, the helicopter’s value is seen as almost revolutionizing the industry. Carried to extreme development, it would appear that the helicopter should serve in time to eliminate the present spacious flying fields, reducing them to comparatively small dots on the ground. But all this, for the present, is of the stuff of which dreams are made. Nevertheless, according to these recent whisperings and hints, fulfill- ment of the dream may be nearer than the uninformed can believe probable. “A cloak of officfal secrecy has been thrown about the development of a helicopter by Henry A. Berliner, at Col- lege Park, Md.; near Washington, D.C.” “bus runs a dispatch from Dayton. “It is known that Mr. Berliner asked the United States Air Service to conduct a series of experiments with his inven- tion. It is known also that Lieut. Har- old R. Harris, regarded as the best authority on helicopters, went to Wash- ington and inspected the new aircraft, and, it is said, operated it.’’ Following that, a conference was held at McCook Field: but up to date of present writing no inkling regarding the performance of the new machine, nor disclosures as to conclusions reached by the expert experimenters, has been permitted to reach the public. It is indicated from these facts, how- ever, that Berliner has produced some- thing in the helicopter line that is highly interesting to the air service. Developments such as this move slow- ly. The helicopter idea is very much clder than that of the standard air- plane itself. Inventors have tried their hands upon it, at intervals, for genera- tions. Every now and then, in years past, some enthusiast has ‘believed he has “got the idea,” but always there has arisen the fina) detail, still un- perfected, that negatives the fulfillment of the dream. That the air service hope is based ‘airplane. most strongly upon the efforts and achievements of Henry A. Berliner is about the only definite item in the news story up to the present stage. Berliner is a young man, only 28, but for 10 years he has been working faithfully at his task. He took up the work in 1914, when his father, Emile Berliner of Washington, became ill after years devoted toward the same end. The first airplane of helicopter prin- ciple was a biplane. The machine now subjected to study by the air service officials is a triplane. It bas two pow- erful propellers mounted above the wings, rather than in front of the fuse- lage, as is the case with the ordinary That this machine has “worked,” limitedly, it is understood generally, but it is said that no attempt was made at altitude and that no effort was made to fly it for distance. We are given to understand that this new Ber- liner is the most stable machine of its general kind eyer built. In this respect it is held to surpass the Pescara heli- copter recently tried out in France, which is supposed to be a machine quite out of the ordinary for preliminary per- formance and promise. - Emile Berliner experimented with helicopters for nearly 20 years before his son took over the work. He de- signed and built a machine which made several ascensions of a few feet, carry- ing a man, in June, 1909, but the lift- ing power was not steady. Henry Ber- liner werked with his father several years as a boy, so that he may be said to have grown up at the helicoptering trade. On Armistice Day in 1919 Henry tried out a machine of his own Gesign, in which he rose a few feet from the ground. Experimenting further, he added several improvements, including stabilizers and a substantial landing gear. This machine weighed 570 pounds. It was lifted by two 13- foot propellers, mounted concentrié@ally, and driven by an §80-horsepower rotary motor. Horizontal motion was achieved in tilting the machine through chang- ing the center of pressure by manipulat- ing the propellers. The present Berliner machine has grown out of these years of effort on the’ part of both the Berliners. Henry Berliner, it is understood, financed the building of his own machine, i em if il sue 4 rl ITRtF ; ~ - I Gn a“ Jan Ven a — —— and > - . . - . = , > . > _ ° ‘ “ — oe - ~ , sede ° - *\ : and ‘ ~ sf Ask your @rug- gist fer Halier's Canary Bird Remedies and supplies. if he does not carry them, send we é to us and s name and ad- You will be pleased with the resuits ob- tained trom using our rem- edies and supplies, and your druggist will be glad to handle them, as they make satisfied customers. Haller’s Canary Bird Pie is a tonic for Loss of Song, eakness, Asthma, Hard Breathing, Shedding of Feathers, etc. HALLER’S BIRD STORE 523 Franklin 6. Lee EVERYTHING IN PETS Agents Wanted Everywhere Send for Free List ef Remedies Colt’s New Service Revelver Genuine Colt _ These revolvers have been is- sued for service; are im strictly first-class conditien im finish and barrel. Money refunded if not satisfactery. Price $15.50. Par- cel pest extra. Best revelver in the world. Catalog Free. W. STOKES KIRK 1627-AB North 10th St., Phila., Pa. —————, PPP LOL I IO There's a Market for Used Radio Materials not exact ly suited to your use may be _ soid through ee ee ee a i i i i a Post-Dispatch Want Ads Leave the Want Ad with your druggist it direct or phone if you rent a phone. Call 6600—Olive or Cenirai John Yard, killed in the odones on the Santa Fe. Aa lied acting as yardmaster wo cousins were brakemen. ynductor. His family tree, it. He had almost gone — h school. Quit in his third | he had to go to work. BY — he would have his job as keman on the main line, ld be marriedgy » . 7 . ~* y “ - Fi Catategue. CHICAGO SUPPLY €0., 2655 Archer Ave, Chicoto Page Eleven. pter flying machine. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 25, 1924. Front view of the new Berliner helico Sunday Magazine—St.

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Our Very Best People -_-- (Continued from Page 10) : —and certainly baldly—“I am going to be married.” | They had been married some weeks hefore Hilda’s reply reached them. “I hope he’s one of those millionaire ranch- men or oil kings that seem to grow ex- clusively out there in the West.” The hot tears of resentment came to Hannah’s eyes. She spent hard-earned @ollars to cable her sister her answer, umthriftily worded: ‘“He’s a king, all right, but not the kind you mean. Dan's a brakeman on the Santa Fe Railroad.”’ A cable from Hilda: “You must be insane. Cable if a joke.” Hannah replied tersely: ‘No joke.’’ - Silence. Silence that lasted 20 years. They went hOusekeeping in San Quer- to. Hannah busied herself in the little house with its mission furniture and its Navajo rugs, but while Dan was gone she found time heavy on her hands: She learned telegraphy and was a teleg- rapher at San Querto for two years, tntil her first child was born. They had two boys. Always there was with her that little fear ever present in the heart of the railroad worker’s wife. ‘Dan, I wish you'd stop railroading.” “Stop! What for?’’ “I’m afraid you'll get k—hurt.” ‘Me! Naw! I won't get killed.’ “They did.’’: “Not me.” She used to lie awake, always, on the nights when he was out on his run —-wide awake, listéning, until she heard the whistle of seven, Dan’s train. They made him freight-train conductor one vear later. Not so dangerous, and better pay. A step up the ladder. By the time she had got accustomed to her duties as telegrapher in the little station at San Querto he was promoted to yardmaster at that point. Dangerous again. The rise of Dan Yard is history in the annals of the Santa Fe road. From brakeman to freight conductor; con- ductor to yardmaster; yardmaster to station master at San Querto. Hannah with him all the time, toning down his roughness—‘‘Tuning him down,’’ she called it; saying quietly: ““Now, Dan!”’ when he became too coltish. Just enough Tune in her to keep him’ impressed. Flenty of her spirited mother to hold him. At 30 he became an “office man,”’ clerk to %he division superintendent at San Querto. At 33 he was division super- intendent, with a private car, if you please. ‘ From division superintendent he was promoted to district superintendent. From district superintendent to assist- ant general superintendent. Then, in- evitably, general superintendent. There is, after that, only one step; but itis a momentous step, a seven-league stride. It is not only the chair at his right hand. It is the right hand. Dan Yard at 46 was general manager of the Santa Fe road. The Yards’ pri- vate car now was a thing of rosewood and silken hangings and finest stee! They were royalty. Yet, if you hap pened to be a guest in this private movable palace of theirs, and if, peering out of the window in the darkness, you esked: “‘Where are we now, I wonder? What’s this place we're coming to?” Hannah Tard could close her eyss and, listening intently for a moment, open them to say: ‘‘We’re just coming into Trinidad. I was here when Dan laid out these yards.”’ During these 20 years Hannah had thought of Hilda thousands of times, and.sadly. She took a New York pa- per as soon as they could afford it in the hope of seeing Hilda’s name men- tioned in the society columns, perhaps. She wrote her often. When she placed & return address on her letters they | came back rubber-stamped: ‘‘Not at ad-|} ' dress given.” : Though Dan’s position took him fre-| quently to New York, Hannah rarely ac- companied him. Once she had tried to trace Hilda there, but had not suc- ceeded. She thought of a detective agency, out shrank from the idea. After all, Hilda had not wanted her: Hilda had Weserted her, ridiculed her. The, two boys were at college, the elder ata school of engineering—‘Like his pa,”’ laughed Dan Yard; the other at agricul- tural school. The Yard place, a great, glowing, creamy Spanish pile, situated almost in the shadow of the purple aad glow- known throughout the West. You were likely to find as guests there anyone from the President of the United States to a flock of Harvey waitresses on a va- cation. A Sorolla over the fireplace in the living room; a gorgeous old vest- ment of brocade and velvet thrown over this screen bought in Granada. “Come along to New York with me,” said Dan Yard, in tousling mood. “‘Come on, old girl. Do you good. They sent me a catalogue of that Spanish stuff to be sold at Barrios’. There’s one old tapestry velvet that sounds like the thing you want for that balcony railing exactly. Come on. Let’s take a look at it, anyway.”’ The general manager’s private car, summoned casually, like an automobile. Thousands of miles over mountain passes, mesas, plains, prairies, corn- fields. Omaha, Chicago, New York. “T wired Barrios,”’ said Dan, at break- fast in New York, “and he just called up to say he was sending some stuff ever here to the hotel.”’ A lean, wiry, pugnacious, bow-legged little Irishman, looking, in spite of graying hair and @® carefully tailored suit and the dignity of his office, in- credibly like the tough young brake- man of the San Querto lunchroom 20 years ago. Like a cue in a play then the tele- phone rang. Barrios’ representative calling. And, “Oh, dear!’ said Han- nah, glancing down at a foamy but in- formal negligee, ‘“‘you talk to him a minute, Dan. I'll do my hair and get into something. Don’t let him sell you anything till I—remember that terrible table you”’ As she dressed hurriedly she could hear him in the adjoining room. “Well, say, that’s pretty. No, I don't like that one. I don’t know, I just don’t like it. It doesn’t look Spanish to me. My wife knows. She'll be here in a minute. She’s—she may like it It don’t look to me’”’ A man’s voice in low protest; then a woman’s voice—high, hard, nervous, icy. “‘Not authentically Spanish! There are only two other pieces like it in, the world. The other two were sold yes- terday to a ‘.a..ly representing our very best people. You will like it, I know, = ye - > ; if you will just live with it awhile’”’ Hannah, at her dressing table, stood up, clutching her dressing gown to her breast. She whirled to face her hus- band, who had just come in. He was grinning. He dropped his voice to a vasping whisper. “Say, Hannah, there™¢ three of ’em sent up with the stuff from Barrios’! A kid to carry the bundles and a young Spanish feller, and he’s got on a lay- ender shirt and perfume, so help me! But listen. Don't get mad at me, Han- nah, when you see her—the woman Say—she looks enough like you, in a kind of awful way, to be a cartoon of you. 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Berry dem- onstrated this with a long rod of fused cuartz that had eight clearly defined Lends, which amounted to nearly three complete circles. straight? This property alone suggests uses in hospital and operating room to which ordinary glass, which transmits light feebly in this manner and with color Are light rays really It carries the light of the electric bulb “right in- _side,”” while leaving the bulb outside. Though light pours through as if siphoned with a hose, more astonishing /still is the lack of “changeability” of clear fused quartz. Heat it to incan- | descence, beyond the melting point of ‘gold or platinum, then plunge it into ice water. The fused quartz neither | cracks nor melts as would glase under | the intense heat or the violent change | of temperature. This means that wherever a trans- | parent substance is needed to be used in heat or in sharply varying temperatures, fused quartz will have no equal. Fused quartz endures this test because it con- tracts and expands only infinitesimally, | 50 it probably will become the chosen ‘substance for standards of méeasure- ' ment all over the world. A bell or goblet of fused quartz rings melodiously with a pitch that can be - -_-™ ™ “> ~— “Am ' — ashe ’ ARE LUUGER CO . >". ** ee" o* ee < SHOTS = AUTOMATI Ye altered by Shaping and sizing. Once fixed, temperature does not change it. So stable is it that Berry declares a _ pitch thus recorded can be carried down the generations—which makes the tun- Despite these stable qualities, the clear fused quartz can be easily worked. It is forced downward out of the great- est Vacuum electric firnace in the world | and appears as perfectly smooth rods, | tubes, ribbons or ingom™® molded into any shape. It can be It can be cast into great disc blanks. which easily take | a lens polish. “We have made some tubes so small that, once dropped on the floor, they ere lost for good,” said Berry. “Only & microscope could tell you they were tubes and not rods.” ' ' ' ' Astronomical lenses of the quartz are | also a practical certainty, for with them | there is expected to be no distortion, | whether the temperature during the ob-| servations is 110 in the shade or 10 be-| low. This slight expansion and contrac- | tion—one-sixteenth that of platinum, the previous record holder—-also means that all previous standards of thermom- eter accuracy can now be surpassed. Though Berry sees a variety of poten- tial uses for the clear quariz crystal— of which he has in his laboratory a thousand times as much as exists else- where in the world— it is in its possible meaning to human health and to the furthering of experiments. that will bring a diminution of human suffering Sn a ee — o and inefficiency, that he takes greatest | pleasure. that he is not a medical man. But, if the views of other scientists | can be accepted, Berry seems likely to} be regarded some day as the man who made possible “perpetual sunshine,” with its corollary of a layer of sunburn on top and many layers of health under- neath, winter and summer alike. Berry is commonly addressed as ‘‘Pro- fessor” or “Doctor,” but he is neither. really. He has an unassuming manner, both as scientist and as executive. His home was in Lynn and for two years he held an obscure position with the General Electric Co. Then he took a scientific course at the University of Maine and was ecraduated in 1904 witha B. S. degree. In 1907 he received his M. S. Hie worked in a hydro-electric plant in Maine, then started for Niagara Falls and another job by way of Lynn. He never reached Niagara. A place was cpen in the General Electric laboratory, and he has been there ever since. At heart an experimental scientist, his great triumph came only a few days azo, when he read before the forty-fifth meeting of the American Electro-Chem- ical Society, at Philadelphia, a paper giving in detail the results of his long) taking “transparent” quartz} ’ ' labor in crystals—nature’s best-——and rendering them amorphous instead of crystalline, free from impurities and wholly adapt- able to men’s use. a er Hunting the (‘ontinued | fallen in the very midst of a perfectly tame herd of the largest ibex on record, A $1.00 Pair Te Try iF YOU HAVE + Rheumatism Also a free trial of Rheum- Alterative. 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Kadera. however, had stopped m} hand after the first two successful shots and pointed to a ridge far above, from behind which in a moment dashed a magnificent animal with horns very mueh‘arger than any I had yet noticed. Aa 1, téeuad afterwards, he had been “est come upon the herd, and it was for this reason I had not aimed at bim af once. Though still not too late, the mark was asmallone. Some six shots plowed 'up the sand about bim: then he stum- ‘ On DELIVERY "La if net satisted. ' Ce., Dest. 4 4 Ww. 28th St, YS | bled. but regained his feet, and was im- mediately lost to sight behind a ridge The account of how that snperb ani- Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Vigilant Ibex ‘rom Page 7.j mal was tracked by his biood trail far These health possibilities he | declines to discuss, however, on the plea JUST READY! *. 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The question is still being de- bated, although the weight of opinion seems to be swinging toward the view that they are part of our universe. If they are not. some of them may be many times as distant as N. G. C. 6822. Besides the spiral nebulae there are diffuse nebulae and the star clouds. The diffuse nebulae resemble the spirals in that they are immense masses of radi- The star clouds. small. hazy patches of light. such as the Magellanic Clouds, which are visible south of the equator. seem to be mixtures of diffuse nebulzee and of bright stars which shine through the luminous mist like the street lights of a distant city seen through a fog giowing with the brilliancy of many re- Such a star cloud is the “new” universe Even to astronomers it is not really , new as an object in the sky. although its identification as an independent system of suns lying far beyond ours Was possible only recentty through use | of the resources of stellar photography. | The late E. E. Barnard saw it many | years ago through a six-inch refracting | telescope | gences of consisting It is exceedingly faint even a telescope. vet it shows evi- in part of diffuse through i nebulae and in part of hosts of bright Stars, a veritable star cloud Its size is as yet unknown, but it is supposed to | be smalier than the largest estimates | to lie far berond it of the size of our stellar system. and Its location in the sky is in the constellation Sagittarius. seen low down in the southern sky in midsummer Esti es of the size of our own uni- verse vary greativ. The more modern view is that upheld by Prof. Harlow Shapley, director of the Harvard Ob- servatory, who gives it as something like 300.000 light vears. The older view is about one-tenth of this. and it is this same view which puts most of the spiral nebulae as well as star clouds like N. G. C. 6822 far beyond the limits of |}cur own universe, and classes them as island universes drifting in the abrsses of space Misty Gleam in Sky a Mighty Universe (Continued from Page 3) Both views agree that N. G. C. 6822 is an “island universe” composed of countless stars. In our Own universe the telescope reveals about 1,000,000,- 000 stars. How many there are in a distant cluster no one can even guess. Perhaps as many, perhaps more. Of these it seems probable that some have planets revolving about them and that some of these pianets may be fit for the abode of life or of men. Two of our own planetary family beside the earth— Mars and Venus—are possibly able to support some forms of life; if the av- erage is maintained there must be some | planets of some of these distant and) glorious orbs on which some form of life | exists, possibly of higher intelligence | than our own. Exists, one says. Existed would be a. better word, for we must remember that | we see them now as they were a million | years ago. Had the whole distant uni- verse been overwhelmed in some gi-| gantic catastrophe when the cave men) were inhabiting the fairest parts of Europe, mankind would continue to be) isnorant of it for hundreds of thousands | of years to come. | And so. if on these planets of our | neighboring universe there now exist. intelligent beings, and if they can see us as we see them, then all our starry | heavens, our great constellations, the) giowing Plejades, the splendors of Ori- on and the Southern Cross, the efful- geuce of the Milky Way. all this vast hive ef matter and energ). will have shrunk in the vast perspective of time and dis- tance to a hazy spot of light against the sky. perhaps as large as our full moon, but probably too faint to be seen except through powerful telescopes. Furthermore, now we are giving our; imaginations a little scope. let us sup-| pose that these dwellers in N. G. C. 6822. possess telescopes powerful enough to | see what is going on on the surface of | the earth... To an astronomer such a supposition is a mad and impossible dream, but just now we are going to forget that. and suppose as much as we like Then. they would see. not the populous cities. the fertile. cultivated farms—the sea dotted with shipping— | the world as we know it. They would see a world virgin of man. Somewhere in the deep forests of Europe or Asia they might behold a stooping. ape-like creature, yet with the light of mind beginning to glow dimly through his troubled eyes, fighting his lonely battles against his cousins, the apes, and his more distant cousins of the lower brutes, the hope of creation. the ancestor of man. Perhaps they might see such a creature. They would | certainly see vast forests where now) great nations dwell, solitudes save for | ithe mammoth and mastodon, the saber-| toothed tiger, perhaps, and other crea- tures of the wild. The face of the earth | would be changed. Great Britain would | be.a part of the Continent of Europe: | the contour of our own Great Lakes would be unrecognizable: there would) be no Niagara Falis Many other | changes might be listed. Our old world | would scarcely be recognizable could we view it as perhaps our neighbors of) N. G. C. 6822 are viewing it tonight, the| world of a million years ago. But man has changed still more. The @pe-man whom N. G. C. 6822 may be) gazing on today was a far more limited creature than the modern man. Al! na- ture was his ememy. Yet he and his’ children now possess the earth and its | fullness, and have developed from a siélid, brutish creature into a being - : 2 i which with all his faults can tear down). the wall of night surrounding him, and. mounted on the shafts of light. wing his mind to this dim outpost of infinity, a) million light years across the ways of the stars. That is a worthy thoucht for those of little faith, troubled in heart by | the apparent littleness of man when. they “Jook from the.window at night And the heavens above are all light. All throbbing and panting with stars. BEES SEE COLORS JUST AS WE DO ANY scientists have entel tained a suspicion that the abil- ity of the human eye to see col- | rs might be one of the pow- ‘ers possessed by man alone, of possibly ——|by man and a few of the higher animals. ’ to read the amazing book, “The nner Mysteries of Rheumatism,” by i FP. Clearwater, Ph. Send him amd address and gf: a D. 20 E street, \lewell, Maine your free | I’ .ou have rheumatism if will pay i > ie | +pt Page Ff ourteen, | .It might be, they thought, that to the ‘ere of a fish or an insect the world ap- peared, if not entirely colorless, at least quite differently colored than it seems ‘to us. On the other hand, there was the fact that insects seem to use the color of iflowers as a way of selecting the par- ticular flowers that ther want to risit. True, this was explainable by the idea || that the insects used a highly developed | sense of smell instead of a color sense. | Just what the truth was the scientists lunad uct been able to decide. The matter has now been put to the final test of all scientific controversies. that of experiment. A German biologist, Dr. Alfred Kuhn of Gottingen, has test- ed the power of bees to distinguish dif- ferent colors by placing food in differ- ent colored lights. The bags learned to pick ont the prodper color. 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- A DOCTOR'S VIEW OF SPRING TONICS 2" By MATTEIAS NICOLL JR., M. p. | Crippled by Corns? N THE springtime, popular fancy still turns to sarsaparilla or sulphur or somebody's sovereign pille as a necessay tonic to “purify the blood.” No health fallacy is harder to uproot. Many a patent medicine millionaire owes his fortune and his comfortable winters in the South to this almost hereditary instinct which leads so many people to greet the vernal equinox with a ritual of dark and bitter doses from a bottle with a fancy label. Doubtless many a child still dreads the day when mother begins to mix the sulphur and molasses or other favorite home remedies according to some an- cient family formula, and starts in on a determined spring cleaning of the fam- lly’s internal machinery. So deeply rooted and widespread a tendency must perhaps have some vague background of a real physiological need, even if the old-fashioned remedies must be unqualifiedly rejected by modern hy- giene. The truth and the trouble is doubtless to be found in the unhygienic living which is so common in the win- jer time. In the winter too many people shut themselves up in overheated and ill- ventilated houses and offices. At the same time they are apt to eat too much, and bathe less than in warm weather. | Even those who take a reasonable amount of exercise in the open air at other seasons too readily foreco their commendable outdoor habits in the win- ter. Under the stimulation of the cold weather, moreover, the average person perfect safety because ‘he | doubtless works harder and uses up barrel hare dou fire— fever misses iil $15.25 $16.25 i ie f a fi Treatment Helped Faithful te Save Husband When AHR Elxe Failed. FEET! y mel rere PRETTY MUSTL/ ij A 4d 78 Colden Treatzment Did it Treatment is Oderiecasn and Taste- Lady Can Giwe It Seeretty - Home, iz Ten, Coffee or Food. | teu Can Try it FREE mothers, sisters, it is you that : whe drinks Whiskey. fime or @icess must depend upon to save & ruined life and a drunkards cant stop—but you can save Ai you have to do is to send S@nd address and we will send 7 FREE in plain wrapper a trial o& GOLDEN TREATMENT. You as iong as you live that i. Address DR. J. W. HAINES Gleee Bidg.. Cincinnati, Ohio. a MPLES Can Be Quickly Cleared of Blackheads, Acne Eruptions on} or body. Barber's Itch, Eczema, Pores and Oily or Shiny Skin. tedar for my FREE BOOKLET. “A CLEAR-TONE SKIN.” telling bow I | more mental and physical energy than ter made. ®Speria! in warmer weather; then with the com- sone tenees ing of spring there is a let-down in the stimulation and a tendency to relax from the strenuous work of the winter. Returning desire to exercise in the epon air finds the system “soft” and unprepared for suddenly increased ef- fort. Tired feelings result, and we think we have . spring fever.” Beguiled by the fallacy of the short cut to health and vigor many people seek the remedy in the medicine bottle instead of in more rational recourse to proper exercise and proper food. “Spring tonics” will not purify the blood. Spring cleaning inside the body means essentially the same thing as Spring cleaning in the household. or in the commupity, namely, the removal! of wastes. In an excellent handbook on Personal hygiene which has just been published, Dr. J. F. Williams of Teach- ers College points out that just as a fur- mace fire leaves the ashes of combustion so the processes of chemical reaction in the body leaves waste materials, or fa- tigue products. The waste from fats and carby-hy- drates consists chiefly of carbon dioxide and water and corresponds to smoke from the coal fire: while wastes from protein are more complex. including chiefly urea, uric acid and creatin and may be compared to the clinkers in the furnace. These waste products are formed in the cells of the body, pushed out into the lymph spaces ef the tiseues, and finally make their way into the circulat- ing blood. The efficiency of the circa lation determines the speed with which these waste products are removed: and their rapid removal is essential to the best health and most vigorous condition of the system. In the body. as in the case of the furnace, am excess of fuel results in partial and incomplete combustion. Any undue amount of waste must be re moved in order to secure really effec- tive combustion. To reduce unneces- sary waste and to secure the proper and effective consumption of fuel in the body it is extremely important not to overeat and to take the proper amount of exercise, especially out of doors. It is easy to see how the type of winter life already described tends to pile up excess of waste products and to favor the development of that rundown con- dition which we describe as “spring fever.” What, then, should we eat in the springtime? In a word, we should see that our daily diet includes fresh fruits. green vegetables, coarse cereals, while cutting down the meat, avoiding pastries, sweets, greasy food and alco- tol, which, by the way, is the chief in- gredient of many patented “spring tonics.”’ i | | ere ipl mit arit HILE we all realize the im- portance of salt to season and preserve food, it is seldom we stop to think of the labor en- tailed in the preparation of the fine white crystals that come to us in small bacs and boxes, writes Marguerite Nor ris Davis in the April St. Nicholas. The modern methods of procuring and re- fining salt make an interesting story in| themselves; but it is of the unique plan: used by those famous explorers Lewis | and Clark that I am going to tell you! now. The dreary winter of 1805-6 was spent by these men and their party on the coast of the Pacific Ocean, where their trai: tad ended and where they) waited for spring to open up the woods, and calm the turbulent waters, so they) might return to civilization. During this time their supply of salt had be-| come so low that it was necessary for | ithem to replenish their store immedi-| ately, and, with the resourcefulness that. marked their entire journey to and from the coast, they proceeded to dis- till salt from the ocean! A huge mound of stones was gath- ered, and, by using the clay from the bed of the Necanium River, which fiowed beside the place they had select- ed for this particular work, they were able to cement these stones together into a three-sided “stove.”” As nearty es can be gathered from description« of the early pioneers, who saw it in its eriginal form, this object was about two and a half by three feet on its sides, five feet in length and a little over two feet hich. its top forming a flat sur- face on which to set kettles of ocean SALT SUPPLY FROM OCEAN WATER water. The daughter of one of the Indian chiefs, at that time a girl about 12 | years old, afterward married Solomon Smith, a piomeer, and to her children lwe are indebted for the information as | to just how the distilling was done, for) Mrs. Smith remembered in detail the, strange sight she had seen. An Indian canoe was put into the) ‘ocean. close to shore, and weighted se | ‘that it would fill with water. Then.,| -| after being carried to the stone stove, | thia* water was allowed to stand until) ‘the sand settled to the bottom of the! canoe. The clear water was then trans- ferred to kettles, put on the stove, in which a roaring fire of driftwood had | been built, and boiled. Thus, very slow-| (~~~ ly—it is hard for us to imagine the)> length of time it did take—the salt was |‘ distilled from the ocean water. \{ 20563 more than the THREE other Records show that in this laborious/) St- Leuts sewspapers combined. manner 15 gallons of salt were obtained. | “~~~ ~- , GET RID OF THUS EFFORT AT ALL! Here is the easiest way in the world to rid yourself of that useless, joke-inviting, health-menacing paunch! Simply wear DR. LAWTON’S Automatic Waistline and Abdomen Reduc_r—-and the flabby flesh that mars your figure will vanish AUTOMATICALLY! DR. LAWTON’S AUTOMATIC WAIST- LINE AND ABDOMEN REDUCER For Men and Women Hour by hour, with every breath you take and every step you make, the Waistline Reducer’s Vacuum Ap- plicator massages away unwanted buige. You do nut have to change any of your habits. The Automatic Reducer works unaided. Made of light, soft, pliable, glove-like rubber; weighs but a few ounces. Fiex- [bie as a handkerchief. Fits snugly and comfortably. Endorsed by golfers, athietes, business men, society women, physicians, and by thousands of satisfied men and women who have regained their normal waistiine through this Automatic Reducer alone. Satisfaction Assured under guarantee bend of absolute satiafacticn. — Money back if yeu de mot like it. Write te Dr. Lawtem fer coevinacing literature and lew price. Mail the coupon blank new. _— — -- ~ es DR. THOMAS LAWTON, Dept. E-19, 19 W. 70th St., al 7 - a ~¥ go gags ~ xy New Yerk City. famouse New York , ehesity e#peciaihnat The Waisthine and Abdomen Ps ss Reducer does not mereiy : Pe, is «priced. strap you up aad make ss eblicates me in no way whatever. you ecem thinuer around , Ay the waist. Out artuaiy : / Naemne. .«. mos eae em kes oe seme oe es owe causes the fat there to i m4 diseoive ree without the te, Street “*e eee eerenee ore oe Pees Pee ee aig leat ez pendiiure of . feos energy on your part Sunday Magazine- -St. Louis Post-Dispatch- -May 25, 1024. Page Fifteen.

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& SUNDAY MAY 25, 1924 ae ~ RAVURE_PICTURE SELSION owe - - —-— — ———— es CH_ROTOG An airplane view of the famous Carnegie Solar Ob- servatory upon Mount Wilson, near Los Angeles, Cal. At left is the building containing the 100-inch Hooker reflecting telescope, with which numerous important astronomical discoveries have been made. The tall white tower below is used in photographing stars during = eer as a Pere ebinatie, daylight. Looking up through its light-proof shaft young y ; the sky appears dark. fy: ACs D. C., in a new portrait by Walter I. Cox. Mrs. Beck is the daughter-in-law of Solicitor-General James Beck and Mrs. Beck. \ iinderwood & Underwood, Washington, DPD © Showing the Spanish f When the ary season opened po peso in San a nec ay, with a big Airplane mail service between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, on a combined daylight and — - ov sag little sailing night-time schedule, will start on July 1. The time of present schedules will be cut about rd ac ate . ourishes in the in half. Above: One of the revolving 4,000,000-candlepower Sperry beacons at landing fields, | ay because of the steady winds. photographed at intervals in its circuit. Below: Air mail pilot Scully of Chicago, just after z “i At right is seen the tower of the a test flight at night. —Photos © Underwood & Underwood, Chicago. | . , Ferry Building. | * —“alifornia News Service Photo 7 thos * © Rau, : George McManus, the cartoon: 7) #2 ist, in a new painting by Charles 7 x Bosseron Chambers. Both were : JY formerly of St. Louis and now Henry Ford's grandchildren, in a portrait painted recently. Their father is Edsel B. * reside in New York. McManus Ford, son of the Detroit multimillionaire manufacturer of automobiles. Henry Ford II formerly was on the staff of the is at left, and Edsel! B. Ford Jr. at right vein Wihe Giesta Sesame * Post-Dispatch.

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x SUNDAY MORNING Above: Students of Bryn Mawr College escorting the big Maypole to the compus for the recent annual festivities. At right: Miss Eleanor Hess of New York, and Miss Katherine Harris of Phil pageant at Bryn Mawr. ladelphia, costumed for the annual May = “oP “ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE ee / / ~~ oe Blue-j ‘Jay +7 ~ Don't Pare Them! Cutting acorn is alwaysdan. gerous Biue-jay ends corns Kills the pain instantly, _— the corn loosens and omes out. No risk, ne constant trouble. Get Blue-jay at your druggist, . oe She is No Longer Fat She found a way to reduce her fat. lt was a way far more pleas- ant than dieting or ex would have been. This new way allowed her to eat foods without danger of becoming fat again. She found \lermoda Prescrip- tion Tables. They aid the di tive system to obtain the nutriment of food. They “se It's easy to powder a : , ; ; : eee SyEas tiger's nose, if the tiger | # °“ likes you. This one cer- tainly likes George Car- rassello, his keeper in the | Ff : +-Ei write geld a ~— —-s —_* . ere Selig Zoo at Los Angeles. Probably it would be dif- ferent if George tried to t Filiot. & Kroner ity © Co. seein oke an ror ere | BRACELET WATCH 9 | ae ride om he un Mu Pas f: Mt a. = a obesity. And when the accumu- 2 ; lation of fee = ey reduction Nature to turn food into musele, bone and sinew instead of fat. Marmola Prescription Tablen “ie have found that these handy shieees give complete relief from to normal, healthy weight seon ollows. mw. —s- Los Tee > at ' —— Portrait of Mrs. Alonzo Tyner of Chicago and Wash- ington, by Walter I. Cox. Mrs. Tyner is a prominent hostess and society leader at Washington Rengo Belt TRAre Peer 6MEG — ‘ “ Fe Pha Fa Pa Fata REDUCING CORSETS ve Pre rn bone tog, clastn Rone: Bole By ducing aepset, illustrated abowe. permits real Preaek yeeoPhon Vet ranula thas bhortere tirrinty t lines T hes Onc at my my Re rr Bele is that otter pinvursasal value. fever " Titth Awe. N. Y. > Decoration Day OST Signiiica ST significant and beautiful occasion in the lite of the Republic. It is good for us Ul iNeSk honor our heroic and patriotic dead, and natural that tlags should give expression to verence of the departed atrio 7sM is re We are offering as an inducement to patriotism a a st g. tul.y fashioned, 3x5 sewed fabric "ag Ke nanea asi.v carried box, complete with . ‘ . ~ pe ar 4 ‘ e : mew savings customer depositing $10 or \ ermane sunt will be given one of these 4 3 " » La be handied by mail ’ Sa partment open + ol - _" a - & vw Fecieru National Bank 2 Comm pnenerce Tr ast ‘ -_ in St- is 7 > es» Unknown Soldier lipstick the tiger. SWOLesaLeme 45S BET gent in plain wrapper, postps Init ationa { SUITE e:g-016 REPUBL Ic ‘BUILDING OMPANY BY 704 OLIVE ST., St. Louis, Mo. MARMOLA © ’ 170@ Geeeral Meters Bidg.. Detrett, Mich. , —— ae le ~ SOoec* soon (OOo ocx COO Or eQ0% -3@ {oes 2000 x) O_ces «00 _. _e +2000 = -f { } : ‘ . 2 j ; i 7 —~ = .] : | x v4 e x a : ; Jb " . +) 2 - } — Y -—“ Sf A eq ) : oT ae | / 7 / i : f pr ' CA aA iA fc Af ‘> y, * baa a at Oo”, é ‘dl A ‘A 7 a att di Q *] - 4 * a x . ; ae NOT” i ee i | —— — . x = x x | ? : | x an =x - ‘ — 7 ; . ? a - z x -_ . \ (famed & Aw 1t BMP ° ‘ = . ' { _ ar bd , “UB — , * . - A Ts _ eet a - _— : ’ (3) he oe ee Oe ee eee ee ee oe “a yeoa"" ——peo i =~ ee a ~~~ ~> ee ee ~* ee) Bek tte fYOOe+ +0 (xe coo W CYwws i yor ooo OOoe ean, DO Shee ky cm ~ - HOULBIGANT inc. 16. West 49. Street SS Le Perfem /dea! Compect Pewders, 31.98 Bectaces Fieers Taleom, 81.00 See Beedetr Face Powder 1! t* Bieacte Verurelle Racte! Bleache Reecte! Oe are Reege Poer Brvee Peer Bieade Vererelle Ocere Reset Compacts end refills can be had in the odors La Parfum Ideal. Buciques Fieurs, La Rese France, Un Pea fd’ Ambre and Le Temps des Lilas. The fece powder in La Rese F reace, Le Tempe des Liles, Jasmin Fiere!l, Ua Pee df Ambreand Moa Beedeir. Talcem ebtainadie ia all Neabigeat odors. Ncw York. 4+6.S8' Alexandre SI ‘tontréal = SUNDAY MC EA ae “douard Herriot, Mayor of L ‘cal Socialists of France. pro cessor to Raymond Poincare ‘a ae Requir You can pickc complete melo composition REPRO- Cpe Story PERSONAL REPRO With the Repro-Phras¢ command of expression, tation that the skilled pu able, at will, to Dring Out melody, with the same t as if your hands were 0 A Demonstration wt Price only °6 5 () =

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WZ _ en _] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION (=> at Miss Eliza- beth Ponsonby, who will appear next fall on the American Stage, is a daughter of the Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs in the MacDonald | | Cabinet, now admin- SN Baie Them! | istering the Brit- ish Govern- ment. acorn isalways dan. Blue-jay ends corns he pain instantly, he corn loosens and out. No risk, no ant trouble. Ge: . . ~ qi oj ~ “> a 2 . é ’ “ - - ; ti ‘ s : ihn ee — oe . - ~ 7 ais - ’ i ’ ' ba : - nth id ss 7 e i FA 0 gr Re hy ERIM: * 4 i dru stores the world ower om Deeetation Tabiets at lara boa. Ask your drugg:st for order direct and they will be alate cenemee, postpaid , - ARMOLA COMPANY : Geeera! Meters Bidg.. Detroit, Mich. — aes EC ee =... In her latest movie part, Colleen Moore uses this “flapper doll,” which is a combination vanity case. eateries opty WO les Mates Bae . bs eS a . 7 ; \ | a. % . » : . : . 7 ao res ; rah “~ - . hm ~~ ow * 4 4 r Py a 7 a ‘ aah ’ ‘= * «he hs fe 2A. re 6 ome. ee. ee aeee . et! ™ f hg Tong 2. Pw : a3 7 e - nag a GRRE ieee “ 7. ‘kz - J - a - s . “- y an a 14 . -. " ~ : bey "a * 4 a ak +> . _€, a y . ¥ -t ‘ao’ 5 om fn £ « ee + » a ae » a yy i.e ga: ‘ a oe vr a a. 9 PLUMBING FIXTURES Edouard Herriot, Mayor of Lyons and leader of the Rad- aa? : . 7 . tal Socialists of France, prominently mentioned as suc- eessor to Raymond Poincare as Premier. a heal f casy as ‘ : : “a Pe Zz Pewee one | , , ' | | , | ower iron Ie | 3 int J |S We teh-Case Com at a Bouauet | , : : os | : J . . - , | ( x ate. pact y | | “a Ff a, Face : | This new double compact is like no other you have ever seen. It is incredibly thin. You can’t believe, till you open it that it con- CY | hy ig ee. 9) | J We tains a full size cake of powder, rouge and Ou can pick one note or the , i Se 3 : ) mY am, .\ two large mirrors. It is all due to the watch- complete melody from ANY 4 2 ee 8 “ _ D = P > > ~~ » 2 . * . @ + = ® -— / _— - ee 4 “ — - wee — > ~ ~ - a - — 7 y. . 4 m a =a = ~ >t ” mm > ~- . _- ~ n * " ~ . - pe ly . ™ ioe : A 2 ry ~ 1. * * ; ‘3 ~ & ~ ie meg * ‘ - ian ; a n ; = “ 4 s Ce Pg 6 ey Boe Oe. Be . . * . — = * ee mete ereepen pnt mR QENR adh ~ on inp naag tne enerepsflireiiiins +. Wreneteeulta seal eia, Bib eden ae Mata, ~ " : ~ 2 : a. > - - , . : , > « > ~~ & o—_ = - - - - oe eee ~~ = . P . ° * . — a r - _ * a PS P ‘ F’ owt > ’ - - -—— With the Repro-Phraso you have that same command of expression, shading and interpre- } : ss I $4 tation that the skilled pianist enjoys. Youare : ) 4 24 | ia Ac any volles qoedocnen able, at will, to bring Out one note or all of the PS . ea melody, with the same beaury and distinction as if your hands were on the keyboard itself. A Demonstration will be a Revelation ve n Freight addea—Convenient Pr; yn! . ~ ‘y nd Jesived ice oniy SU up Terms arranged if cesited. . St et “Standard” kitchen sinks, “yardstick high,’ provide i Fore Powser. 01.00 . : eS ? | comfort and prevent backstrain. How high is yours: Buacre OcAre — | eer a, Select your plumbing fixtures at the “Standard” Showroom. ageee : rite or Phone Olive 938 for Catalogue | Write for Catalogue Un Pes a | iin Olive St | . mean AlT — se. Lowi Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co. SE. Montres | St. Lous Showroom 4140 Forest Park Boulevard ae

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When it’s apple-blossom time in “bleeding Kansas.” This remarkable photograph indicates a fine crop for 1924 in the Sunflower State. «¢ Underwood & L'ndes wood 4 Miss Helen Wills, women’s national tennis champion, just before sailing for Europe to take part in the Olym- pic Games. fo Underwood & Underwood Cammriomms—] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION [~~~ = This four-foot blacksnake in the Missouri Ozarks remained in this position for about an hour, taking a sun bath. . ' — } ’ otograph by Dr. G DB. Lemmon Springfield, M 4) BEFOKE ALEXNANDER’s TIME | P Only the spartans shaved the —H lip. After that shaving became mores general. A painful task there Toda) shaving ia Pleasure if ote time rasor i« ised. Y m& razor, guaranteed by 8 soothe for 24.00 Mall Orders Filled 1~at BARBERS y, vt SupmyY AY 6's MORGAN ST. stuns} FRECKLES| Don't hide them with aVeil; Remove them with Othine— Double Strength This preparation for the treatment of freckles is so successful in freckles and giving a des, Hae A | complexion chat it is sold under guarantee to refund the money if it fails. This unique monument to a stonecutter named Baker, Don't hide your freckles under a veil; chiseled by his co-workers, stands above his grave at Bed- get an ounce of Othine and remove ford, Ind. It is cut out of a single piece of Bedford lime- — oe, Se stone, including the bench, a replica of the one at which some of the lighter freckles’ vanidhing Baker last worked, and on top the carved figures of the entirely. tools he used, lying in the positions in which he left them. Be sure to ask the druggist for the Notice the woodlike graining in the bench and the splits double-strength Othine; it is this that is in the chock-block above. sold on the money-back proposition, You dispose of it easily without embarrassment Why 8 in 10 better class women have adopted this mew way in personal hygiene — supplants old-time ‘‘sanitary’’ makeshifts . . . whattt ts By ELLEN J. BUCKLAND, Graduate Nurse HERE is one problemevery docs not invite dangerous gern woman knows -— discarding life to increase and multiply—the the usual sanitary pad. This cause of many ailments. new way overcomes it No trouble disposing of lt offers, too, charm, immaculacy I r fF al ’ is AS “ARBIIY Gil poscet ) as jj and peace of mind impossible under — Soe Se , 14 eond yece of tissue—simply discard it Ord Conditions . : . No embarrassment, no difficulty As a nurse, | recommend it to \ j k | ; | to] CH who acc K (aimtiness« you for better health's «ake As« a . f ” stp ' : wace of mind, exquistteness ans: woman forthe com: rt it pr vides Pesce ptisteene ' safety under all circumstances, use it. Onee you do. no other met! \ . ; : ° ” , ‘4 si Vhat it is will ever satisfy, And millions wi P . , | ‘ 1, It is called KOTEX Nurses om cll you this war time France rst discovered Easy to get KOTEX tf. Now & in 10 women in the bet ter WwW ilks iyi life 1... Pe 1) , , , drug and department stores hal tof ake hit tie rf ave KOTEX in plain packages : ; . | ~ : | tj Ms : ia ¢ | Tiit | } ’ 5 1s (yet »% “ thy if embarrass + ss? - tT, Ltd, i) iV te *«] " ‘ " i} 5 Clie we { | \ ) SAVIN Kotex J ‘ HO Oi MAS lls CoMmMnon to w litte MnMiact la { ! (.« women, according to numerous ecdium packag author . “ut line to mip rae ' old mie ae ) t's va | . i ' a . ] \A 1 i . 4 \ . J 7* 7" + ' ’ nn vt ()7f WOT ’ ac> ate lig ye F ()] i xX written by 1 do . tn ae eases tt Te 1 A) dq | Vou \¢ ’ ‘wr. W o aA sae hot | hat it does KOTEX. 1 wi! e glad ta bend ROTEX is a newly discovered you a sample, fr material Made of Cellucotton. it Wrote today | is far more absorben: than ord). pie to nary cotton Jt absorbs 10 trues ate on tecight im moisture PLLEN |. BUCKILANI) (,. ™ le ‘tton Tualbs It is hy gic nically treated. Hence 166 W Jackson Bivd | « ro. e ‘a **s KOTEX S| | 2 OO ra -: —"“an odeur so seduc- tive, s0 captivating, so bewitching that mer could not resist it.” No man could resist the perfume she wore H™ experience was a most sinister design—he ruined her peculiar one. A noted home and her life. But it cost Parisian perfumer had fallen him his own life as well. desperately in love with her. es. When he found he could — The complete story of this tragic romance is not have her as his wife. he told in a charmingly prepared booklet which 9 is yours for the asking; either by mail or by vowed that her husband should requesting “that Mi Nena booklet” at your not have her either So he favorite perfumer’s, who now carries this won- derful new odeur. decided to wreck het happi- It tells of how the formula of this irresistible ness by making just for her a perfume called Mi Nena (Spanish for “My special Darling”) was found in the vault of the French perfume that would perfumer after his death; how it was secured drive men mad. and perfected by Parfumerie Rigaud and how And A COMPLETE LINE OF TOILET ACCESSORIES, ALL FRAGRANT WITH Veo Bergfeitt& Co it has now been made available for the women he accomplished his of today. Generous trial vial for you A generous flacon of a Mi Nena, Petite size, most artistic in design and suited for your purse or handbag will be mailed you with the complete booklet story of the origin of this wonderful romance-odeur if you will pin a one dollar bill to this advertisement and send us your name and address plainly written. Address Petite Dept. 3-R, Geo. Borgfeldt & Co., 111 E. 16th St., New York. PARFUM MI NENA, AWAITS YOU AT YOUR PERFUMER’S THE DANGER LIN! ee THE DANGER LINE “~- ~~ » — . ~~ + _* ; CIDS in your mouth are constantly attacking your teeth. These acids eat tiny, microscopic holes in the enamel. Holes so small that they cannot be seen, yet germs can get in them and continue the decay. Such decay spreads and finally develops a large, pain- ful cavity —especially at The Danger Line (the V-shaped crevice where teeth meet gums). As shown in the above illustration, decay extends under the gums, causing irritation and infection. Abscesses form at the roots of the teeth. Receding, bleeding gums and pyorrhea come from such conditions. You can prevent Acid Decay by the regular use of Squibb's Dental Cream, made with Squibb’s Milk of Magnesia. When you brush your teeth with it, tiny oe particles of magnesia are deposited in the microscopic holes in the enamel. These particles of magnesia remain in the mouth for hours, neutralizing acids as they form. Milk of magnesia is the only product known to dental science which will accomplish this safely. Begin to use Squibb’s Dental Cream now for thorough, lasting protection instead of the ‘“‘temporary cleaning given by ordinary dentifrices. You will prefer its delight- ful flavor. the bright, clean polish it gives your teeth, and the soothing way in which it relieves sensitiveness caused by acidity. --* SQUIBBS ‘-R: Saqut 4. so° exsawe*s DENTAL CREAM — Made with Squibbs Milk of Magnesia Squibb's Milk of Magnesia. useful in hy peracidity of the stomach and as a modifier of milk for infants, may be obtained from your pharmacist. -_ ait 2 = rve she 1924, Ez. h Squ bb & S« nes x tad > ~ oo ’ . “% ” The Priceless Ingredit nt of ever lf produ tis the honor and integrity of its Man i SUNDAY MC — — This photograph shows a children who appeared on High School in St. Louis, junior elementary schoo Eugene M. Hahnel. The radio Station KSD, St. Lot — at Gallon Size NOW ¢ Brewster green Name] Enough for —for All da Dine anywhere on home hr hot or cold. food and ( pe addin Jars hold a gallou—si: | € cups of liquid, eight pour Or four Quarts of ice crea sen’ Nether you picnic, tour, ¢ > me hunt or work outdoors, Oty an Aladdin. A great “Mience, too, at home 1. Original and largest § Re thermal jar. Rustproof, \ Proof leakproof and sani Two shout. Stands hard Be five important exclusive fea sure you get the genuine. Deaiers everywhere. Booklet on re Fa peere er.ameled, stee] jacketed A r wir ‘ '“') NON-pDorous (eanitary!) v1 Porcelain} Alada:. « ike inner, gallon size nc Rum {. De Luxe” Jars in polished | heat fOony-striped) lined with | Now Pmt ovenware glass: Galle ¥. 2-quart $7.50 ALADDIN INDUSTRIES, inc. CHI Pi ——_

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ALENANDER'« partains shave + that shaving painful task lenuaure if a life. ou can ue UaAranteed by a apeciaties “a. Mall Orders Fit, Saas with eVell: Remove Othine— Double Strength paration for the treatment of is 80 successful in removin and giving « clear, beautiful that it us sold under guarantee i the money if it fails. ide your freckles under a veil; ounce of Orhine and remove Eyen the first few applications a wonderful improvement, the lighter freck'es vanishing to ask the druggist for the ngth Orhine; it w this chat is the money-back proposition DANGER LINE_ your es in seen, pain- aped _— wees ee ee -_ ————— se ~~ en i 3 under cesses gums se of ilk of , tiny copie emain rm dental rough, aTiiti | integrity of its maker | ——————————— SUNDAY MORNING This photograph shows about 400 of the 700 school children who appeared on the stage of the Cleveland High School in St. Louis, May 14, in the concert by junior elementary school orchestras, directed by Eugene “. Hahnel. The concert was broadcast by radio Station KSD, St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Drinking cup-cap of heavy aluminum Gallon Size cee =r Enough for All £ ~for “ALI day! “a ing Dine anywhere on home-pre- Alaa hot or cold, food and drink. big din Jars hold a gallo: —sixteen ry of liquid, eight pounds of or four quarts of ice cream. ether you picnic, tour, camp, hunt or work outdoors, take along an Aladdin. A great con- ence, too. at home Original and largest selling ore fherma! Rustproof, wear- OL leakproof and sanitary Stands hard use. riant exclusive features. sure you eet the genuine. Al eeclading | ere. Booklet on request. weer dar | ler wen Cf-ameled, steel jacketed Aladdin | tier eee cha With non-porous (‘sanitary’) vitrified lain like inner: in ‘De Luxe Deaiers every: J gallon size now $5. lars in polished alumi: _ ebony -striped) lined with heavy, Tesisting, « venw are glass: Gallon size $8.50; 2-quart $7.50 ALADDIN INDUSTRIES, inc. CHICAGO ns ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH R ee a & & : -—- |Sport Land Supreme Your finest summer vacation is here HREE features, unmatched by other districts, make this the ideal eummer-vacation-land. You have rain- less days. You have cool, delightful weather. For, unknown to many, Southern Cali- fornia has an ideal summer climate. The average mean temperatures in a yreat central city in this section as recorded for forty -seven years by the U. S. Weather Bureau follow: + unes 66 deg ulys 70 deg But it’s the complete change that does you good. You play outdoors every day. 47 Auguets .71 deg. 47 Beptembers. 69 deg Scores of famous golf courses are here, sporty, interesting and well turfed with yrass tees and greens. Play tennis, tov. In mountain brooks lurk game trout. And deep sea fishing grounds hold hun- dred-pound fighters that test the hardiest fishermen. Motor over 4,000 miles of paved boule- vards Camp in a virgin forest. Sail. Sun yourself on a beach. Return to gay hotels and restaurants or small, unique cafes for an evening in “another land”, No day is dull. Each is different. You do new things and see new things each hour if you choose. Special summer round-trip railroad rates make it easy to come this summer. Ask any railroad ticket agent or send the coupon to us for additional information Plan now. You'll always remember this summer as the best you have ever had. All-Year Club of Southern California se ee ee Acc-Yeaa Cius oF Soututan CALI rom sta. Div. 63 2601 8. Figueroa St, Los Angeles California Please send me ful! informat round vacaton s cesibilit Name Appa rses mn about es in Southern Ce! \ varb> ‘arie rare materia: sa wamael Acd vear-round riimate (he cheapest Aydro-cicctrn powrr 1” ogy and Availity he workers hace he "a amat ing sedustriai srowts Asre with untold oppor: feaifies for manwu'actur- ers and iaceitoers the sur forr OGRAVURE PICTURE. SECTION t have a meseage for were y im red wy an th Invite ali te write "I will send ‘each one rT Dp! ete information, h there le not space aan er with free trial of my fa mous Re- rer which proves every | say le true. Iman'e Hair Color Restorer ] at n i in tae ei- | perfected it any tore my own gray “hair t use crude dyes ‘ear co oriesse || ne to waen erfect. no etreak- MAIL COUPON TODAY Ber! today cinaa bral patented Free Trte! pect age which contains bottle of my Restorer and full inetruct« " lock of hair Indies and xkiress plainly. Lf poasidie, ene hair in your letter Planes privat yous eames and address™ by 5, @0O4 DAN AF Gotemen Bidg.. 1. Pout, Wma. rs] your eatented Pree Trial t Lahows o air More’Straw Hats _ are to be worn this year | Give new smartness to hat you have with Cahn tie STRAW HAT FINISH | Sixteen Beautiful Qolors Vitiiner) ~ \ecrets ( “MORTON COMPANY DEPT BOSTON, MAS6, ; TRY OUR ‘COLORITS’ FABRIC DYES | — | oe The beaut ful -.. of the Stape and Screen e Ang lave ) AME ANGELS | »Woman Bf) is Ony as Old Cr s She Looks PEs CP is ( REME ANGELES ee Nig Drow bya e L OOK OF Y OV TH } j F } ; ’ . ; 4 , Distributors, NEW YORK IVES THE PARK PILE ORD. PARIS ‘ Sore ee Ee yt Be « oy: A. ee ae - = ee ee ke ET RR ere w+ ete ny oe pas PPR OR te GOP ORE OP ae ‘ . ~ - _ - vw ey (TiO Ie Set Oe PT : . ee ad = = os a ; at : — SS OP ee ee ~*~ z es: ry =. am a we ee an # Aihenttanie — 4Ep 2 i * _ on yeregg 4 ee ome ~~ ne rq ‘ ee ees « % eee —- _ wees oe ~~ 7 - wae - — a ee - —— ° ee = . . oe “ a ~, a he é - - = - oO a 2 = 4 3% ‘= — di an Ms rr . ’ 4 - ~ ‘ a » 7 7~ +. ~ _— w te r ex ~ , at 4 - aS En + EE Bin aon - m = ee = e . — res * — a <<a - . © Smet

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| SUNDAY MORNING at STL Queen Marie of Rumania just outside a quaint door way of the royal castle, so low that one must stoop to enter. OR 4) bivorety OUIS POST-DISPATC LIF A Pn i Ps - : 1924 MH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION [== ST | WILL DO If Eye Glasses 5 .90 or reading. Lenses, euch, 81 up. 820 PINE OP | Headaches and Eye Straiy Kiear-Site Glasses Sale All Week Secure Deiter vision and step the headuche by “weuring K lear-Site Lenses. Large and latest patterns Shur-On “Style.” Torle for @ietance Your chotee of frame er mountings Fully cttaranteed Fitted to sour esee bp De, Jd, L Sievert, ©. D.. 25 yeurs’ experionss Ne Case Too Difficult. — Spectal pen Saturdays Until 8:30 P, EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL DEP. SIEVERT & KERSTING Optical Jewelry Formerly locuted at ‘000 Cherokee @t, AVacatio “4 . « inth Charme THE wonder of the ‘Charmed Land” is the accessibility of all its delightful vacation spots in a region of snow-capped mountains, evergreen forests and inland seas. Within a few hours of metropolitan Seattle and her interesting sister cities you have it all. Mount Rainier with its alpine meadows and flowers, glaciers and midsummer: snow coasting. Mount Baker Forest Reserve is another wonderland The majestic Cascades with their towering white peaks, thundering waterfalls and tumbling streams. The rugged mass of the Olympic Mountains, with highways and trails cut through the virgin wilderness to the rim of the Pacific Myriad sparkling lakes, including world-famous Chelan and Crescent Puget Sound, a picturesque land-locked sea with its yn- matched San Juan Archipelago and the fjords of Hood's Canal. 17 * Surpassing Ulnsareund you ca se between motor » Vu. jas ’ is thi ua? ,; BC @en, VA deriand he f r) ove? ateet ji#er achting snit Wate? a é ina etre ry fishing ’ ie nHniking cary ’ surf bat ne and A BUD sing ' * ’ " , attra Ts ‘\ s\ i. an ’ ime tery erature f ’ Ji ‘ bulls and nf - b . j ‘ Ficer under biankets every night The ‘a rh vr ¢# wrens fares the Pariti NortAweat are only a on , " (he reqguiar ome way ‘are Aak your ticwe!l agent __ Te i ee eee ( Da ~ reeereeeeee ‘med cee BELL. EN BRED WALD, cortererercrcereeeeeeernereeeeeenrenens “id CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, 916 Arctic Building, Seattle, Washington ? a Send your free A-page lllustrated / » - ““barmed Land” booklet dercriptiv: t ‘ - Selttis and the Summer llayv@round f A, ; ‘ ; Name Street City State dLland eee —* HANDSONME, highly polished thing. A solidly good- looking, all-metal case. Finished in Delft Blue en- ame] —trimmed with gleaming bands of nickel-plated steel! Such a convenience! All your ironing things in one place, ready-to-hand the instant you need them. Then, ironing finished, put ev erything back where it belongs— iron and stand in their fhre-proof container— cord in a heat-proof compartment of its own —and there they stay until next time, out of sight, out of mind, abso- lutely protected trom wear and tear, your iron always safe, and dry, and clean! Ot course. | , ; = . 7} : with all the rea, improvements. It vou don't, vou really vou know the Sunbeam itself—the iron Nobody would suspect it contained an Electric Iron ought to get acquainted with it. Once vou have a Sun- beam, vou will never need another iron —for the Sunbeam is built to last forever—a 100% efficient appliance that will help you do your ironing quicker, easier, better, from day to dav, week in—week out, year by year. See the new Sunbeam Set at any of the stores listed on this page. Never was so practical an improvement, or anything so definitely useful brought to your attention, since electric irons first were made. As one who 4nmows values you will never again be satished with “just an electric iron” when you can get this infinitely more de- sirable and more convenient Sunbeam Combination at $5.50 complete. “You Need One Extra Good Iron” nbeam THE IRON OF IRONS =. ee DOWNTOWN Central Hdw. Co, 811 N. 6th Eclipse Eler. Co., 1224 Pine Incandescent Supply Co., 1118 Olive Mound City Key Works, 520 Pine Railroad Sales Agency, 893 Franklin Rohokmiller & Franke, 8th & Pine i2th and Locust Webster Grouvee—*t. FAMOUS-BARR CO. STIX, BAER @ FUl UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWENR CO, Main 3270, Central 3530 ston, and All Braach Offices LER - SCRULGGS-VANDERVOORT-HARNEY. BR. NUGENT @2 BRO. D. G. CO, Frank Adam Elec. Co., 004 Pine Alexander Radio Elec Ce., 1003 Pine WITTE HARDWARE Co. BRigoeloff Broa. Fl. Fix. Co., Til N. 6th Mimon Supply Co, 207 N. Tth “miseman Sales Co., 908 Pin N. Broadway White Eagle 1003S Franklis Wright Elec. Co, 203 N. %rd CENTRAL Otto F. Aschinger, 7801 Choateau Comet Elec. Co., 2214 Market Imu, House Furnisher, 9071 Caas Hallines Hdw Co.. 2322-24 Chouteau Wm. Kempf Hdw., 2814 Market Chariee—- Well- ». G co ~ceman pee —e Franklin e w. Co, 3350 Laclede DISTRIBUTORS: Sohn May, 2833 Chouteau BROWUN 42 HALL SUPPLY CO. SHAPLEIGH HARDWARE CU. — ee ee See the New Sunbeam Set at These Stores F. Miller & Co., 2430 Cans Jake Polinsky, 1235 N 13th Ratz Bros. Hdw. Co., 3°20 Cras Stock-Daniel Hdw. Co., 15th & Cans Stock-Daniel Hdw.-Co., 2612 Chouteau WEAT American Hdw. Co., 878 Hodiamon Bennett's Hdw. Co. 6131 Bartmer : L. H. Bierman, 2507 Marcus Broun Hdw. Co... 6503 MAaple Chas. F Bubenick, 5128 Cabanne paroe, meee. 5s 9 oon’ Delmar ohn eary w. Co... 055 Goodfell Collins Bros. Hdw. Co., 565 Shiahes Easton Mutual Elec. Co., 1462 Hodiamont Neuroth & Lindner, 3550 Olive New Market Hdw. Co.. 4015 Laclede L.. H. Niemoeller, 2629 N. Taylor ge ee mice. os 6227 Delmar ” o Ex., T10 N. Kio way Wm. Reith, 4084 Eas — Will C. Rugh Hdw.. 4425 Faaton Schulte Hdw. Co., Union @& Terry Schuits Hardware, 406 De Baliviere Service Elec. Shop, 5204 Page Moot Variety Store. 6107 BRartmer J. J. Surkamp, 6762 Page A. G. Suttner, 6700 Delmar a B. Tucker Hdw. Ce., 1916 N. Unien Utility Hdw, & Elec., 2604 N. Kingshwy Wellaton Radio Co. 1479 Hodfamont Welleton Variety, 6221 Easton Wilentge Hdw. Co. 4943 Saburban Trks H. E. Willard, 3848 Olive W. H. Witthause Hdw., 5720 Easton NORTH L. L. Becherer, 8312 N. Broadwea Broadway Variety, 4124 N Brunswick Elec Co., 3605 Hebert Theo, Cain & Son, 2722 N. Grand ‘ Edw. Cooke Elec. Co, 3755 W. Floris’at Electric Sales Co., 10273 N. Grand Klierman'’s furn., — and Kowsuth Fair Hdw. Store 141 r J. C. Geite Furn. Co., 1315 N. Market “. EB. Godfrey, 8030 N. Broadway Phil] Hankammer, 1354 Warne Huber Hdw. Co., 3808 W. Florissant Chas. Hufschmidt, 3622 N. Broadway C,. Jacobs, 2226 Salisbury Koch-Heitner Hdw. Co., 2246 Benton Mosley Furn. Co., 2830 N. Grand Mueller & Co., 8100 N. Broadway Myers Hdw. Co., 3711 N. Broadway R. Powers Elec. Shop, 3605 N. Grand J A. Schwalbe, Jefferson & Hebert Schiough Elec. Co., 3611 W. Fiortesaat Steiner Elec, Co., 3535 N. 9th_ Jon. Strueber Elec. Co.. 2502 N. 15th Tower Variety Store, 1913 E. Grenada Tschudin Hdw. Co., 1001 N. Grand Frank Voelker Elec. Co, 3610 N. 14th ‘ : nd Wittker Hdw. Co... 2348 North Marbet Paul Wendt Ele. Co, 1141 W. Florte’at NORTHWEST A. T. Dwyer Hdw., 5307 Lillian Jno. Kraft, 4075 Natural Bridge Melcher & Schene, 4004 Nutural Niehaus Hdw Co., Lee & Newstead Spot Hdw. Co., 5744 W. FPierissant E. Willson, Lillian ond Beacon sa] T Ben H. Allen Elec. Co., 2705 Cherokee Barnes & Barnes Elec Co., 1504 8, Grand Fred C. Braun Elec. Co., 2735 8. Jeff'son Broadway Hdw. Co.. 1910 8 Broadway Cont. nt & Hdw., 2863 8. Jefferson Dau, House Furnisher, 2640 Cherokee Dau, Mouse Furnisher, Ivory & Virginia Debegare Hdw. Co., 6476 Michigan E. G. Decker, 3330 &. Broadwuy Domestic Hdw. Co., 716 Walsh Erlinger Hdw. Co., 3150 Shenandoah H. Eschrich @& Sons, Grand & Graveole (:ravols Hdw. Co . 2645 Uravols Ray (reathouse, 23535 8. Grand Geo. H, Grimme, 3001 Arsenal 0 H. Gro«senheider, 1313 %. Broadway lL. Henninger, 1818 8. 18th Hinrich Hdw. Co., 1917 Park J. Hirechberg, 1405 8. roadway Jchns & Bewlg Hdw. Co., 2754 Park Kaltwuaser Carpet Co, 2348 %. poeaeey Lemay Mere Co., 700 Lemay Ferry Matt Bro«. 1430 8. Broadway Michel Bros. Hdw. Co, 7130 8. Bdway. Naland & French Hdw. Co., 1600 8. 30th A. A. Otte Elec. Co, 2800 Gravois Pauly Hdw Co., 1068 Shenandogh H. J. Penzicr, 7110 8. Broadway Ed Petry, 2721 Cherokee J. FE. &@ L. A. Petry, 1824 &. Pieper-Koch Hdw. Co., Poncirol! Merc. Co., 2001 Cooper Quality Hdw. Store, 1650 Virginia oO. W. Rathbone, 7605 §& Broedway H. B. Reichenbach, 3215 Meramec Rel. China @ Graniteware, 1609 8. Oth Rex Coffee Co., S726 Uravol« Roehl Elec. Co., 2621 8. Jefferson Roos Hdw. Co... 3106 8. Broadway WE. Kuhl Hdw. Co., 381% &. Broadway Ramaon Elec. Co., 1647 8. Sth Mchnelder Hdw. Co. 0612 &. Broadway Chas. Sebastian, 6000 \Virgin'a Seide! Hdw. Co... 2227 §&. Vandeventer South End Hdw. Co., “845 (-ravels Mtriker Elec. Co. 3407 Juniata Chas. A. Suda, 1870 ® Lath Suda Hidw Co.. 14330 Geyer Thiele Hdw. Coa., 3070 Cherokee Tower Grove Hdw. Co. 1455 Tewer Grove Victor Elec. Co., 3630 Gravo'« Virginian Hdw. Co., 4539 Virginia Otte Wawers, 504 HIate« Wohlwend Bros... 3764 & Broadway Jacob H. Woerr, 1716 §& Brews dweay SOUTHWEST Dieterich &@ Arnold, GA145 teruvol« A W. Heltmever, 5330 Devan«'ire Mteve Held Hdw.. 4492 Cravote M2 VY. Hdw. Co. S236 Crusols RUC RURAASN Geo. Blanner, Webeter Groves , H BKB. Comfort, Web«ter Groves f:orelock Hdw. Co... Webster (roves R. F. Hampeon, ®t. Charice Hock Koad Kalb Fleer. Co. T2328 Manchester C. J. Kalb Hdw. Co. Webater (roves Maple Elec. Ca. 7746 Mancherter Maplewood Elec. Co., 2749 Sutton Willigan Hdw. (Co. S518 Greenwood rea Rott, Kirk wood Fred FP. Stravuh. Webater (: reves Chas. Wi's«on, T3840 Manchester IT. TLINOIS—NEARBY TOWNS BELLEVILLE— Hilinoels Power & Light Cerp FN. Gruenewald Fred Kaeste!l Meelke!l Brea. Coa. Seibert Hardware Co. FA*®T &T LOUIS P W.H. Bleoemker, T7785 Hond F A. Campbell, 2100 State The«. Jonasky I%th 2 Fuchange A Kevyeer, S505 Col'inavilie HW. RR. Stantiseic, S18 Exuchenge Turner Supply Co... 1494 St. Clair VWeckermever Elec. Ca. tn all - Broadway . 3348 8. Jetferven ‘ £ ° h atm oT | SUNDAY MOR — > am * A Laugh o1 Every Page aoa “Mutt an “Bringin; “The Cap | “Boob M. “Mr. and “Peter Re . “For Beti 3 “Toonert Pe bo oP? eee a pe ape _BRINGD Tt WURRA WOURRA MAGGIE WHAT 1% —————— AH. MRS JIGG* JUZT DROPPE I TO SAY) HELL ~~ —_ —E AUT tT BOE MPoOItL LONG AMN MLST BOE GOT Tet SECRE- i

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JSIVE OPTICAL DEPT. ERT & KERSTING PINE Optical Jewelry s loeuted wt “VOW Cherokee &t. stop the ae . ny wind es i -_ ate Fee at iy j . , | = oe : _ ee : a wo 3 oe ‘ ig sae AUpe.. a, \ DP Ges % Wh my ery > the _ at I hese Stores coat ~ 2 OTE MRE ES SE : . t612 Chouteau T By GEORGE McMANUS —-_ = - eral ert ate riptcn s Mia "a 4 oe ‘ow - - — . MISS ELLA VATOR, WILL MOW SING IM THE VILLAGE BY THE BROOK" IN A FEW MOMENTS’ Pt A wT Ca ‘4 OH' BOY’ DON'T THAT MAKE WOOR 1 MOUTH wATER? KOU ROL iv FOR THREE HOURS ON A SLOW FIRE --- “U -Z -Z -V SPEAKING - 1, SHOULD LISTEN - cc \ ee ) j 4 / MR.CASE OF TTT Si REILLYS CHOP . HOUSE WILL NOW GIVE His FAMOUOD RECIPE FOR COOKING CORNED REEF AND CABDAGE “ie iat ii ae, | S128 ’ a enne MAGGIE WHAT 1S . Cae. O45 Goodfellow > eee > wee Bee Se eae * iT’’'S THE = NEW BOR TABLE —o ee : 4 ’ . Co, 5168 De'mar 19 N. Taylor Co., 444! Manchester Union and Ew«ton 4014 Delmar Co. 4706 Faston ldw. Co., 5745 Deimar De Ral! ava ere 1166 N. Kingshighway w., Clay ten and Tamm : ‘nORR Facton 1442 Hodiamont S550 Olive . Co.. 4015 Laclede -, 8827, Delmar nge va F. ighway dw... 4425 Faston . Union & Terry . 408 Te va a , 5704 Page * @107 Rartmer o tes wee + Wate gg Ne - * rr. he oe mt song Ft a » > - ~~ - - ou eg e IB —_—" | - - ee ae tere ota - ech cinaas ipucnamni-ntetareginee age My, Cagle tae aaa Plea oe - et ee tere id ehh ohth Be 2. z . ee ee ae. : 2 Ae 6 ORO: | CR OE AL TDL A ey ~ 5 5 1 00! elt hla AES, (h CIDERIRLET OE ANGE 9h eg e 7 _ cae - - * y + f CLA LADS ASE IVOOPLEAL, VOCUS GALE YI ROM Ly AbOO 0A: panes 4 - ~ a ‘ 7 ee ed By 2% . 18914 N. Unian ?A04 N. Kingshwy) . “14708 Hodiamont . 6221 ERascto o. 4945 a Trke R Olive corte S720 Easton NOR aie. ‘. Brenéwe , toth and Kowsuth 4145 ftair 2 Co. 1315 N. Market 2 8030 \. Broadway | eo | —- A WHEN THE CORNED | _ 1° s2 28 —— a, 3623 N dw. Co., (246 Benton a0 'N i.cund COME «MR .JIGGQGD 19 UO-DSTAIRGSD LIDSTENN AH: MRS JIGGS-! THEN PUT IN DELIGHTED TO 4 RATS! HERE ) iew S. Broadway , S711 N. Broadway, JOST DROPPED IN TO SAN HELLO’ SEE KYOU: COONT m™ GLAD YOU CALLED |! WANT DELIGHTED ' =, TOVT NOW - HELL PLENT'N OF SALT AND PEPPER - BEF SORE TO COMES MAGGIE SHELL MAKE ME TURN )T OFF: So | VER BEEF 1D NICE AND ee TENOER ADD aa «€6 fl ULI TLE TLL TAKE IT om . ow ee OEP wee ee eae | A MORE WATER | “OU TO HEAR , OUR NEW RADIO T'S MARVEL OOD’ Ea - Le OE OO GOGO 7 sane am ; OUT IN THE YWARD* on 2349 * Broadw) . 700 Lamar Ferry Re & Broadway 3 du Coe. T1130 8 Bawe) . hiidw Co.. 1600 & Sth fe, T0080 Crnuvois _ o. 10608 Shenandoah ' , . = . 3119 8. Broadway i> THAT GUY CASE OF REILLY'S ot Ml ft herokee a Petry TTY S. Broadway) RESTAURANT HERE 7! WANNA + é‘ ade (Co. 3548 8, Jefferver TALK TO HIM: STORIES ARE i. 9601 Cooper ~) ie BEING, BROAD CAST ' —__ EEK -EEK -WwOw-: POO. SPEAKING - ~-MR AL LEGRA NOW SING “\'™ | ! 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