St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 29, 1924

Page 1

iMtimvd,=:+suiiia.._ indie on ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service Use 3’ and 7 Time Want Ads To develop new patrons, ger business, buy. sell, erchange anything. Call Oliwe or Central 6a00 COMIC PAGE WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1924. Duild big- rent or Eas & se RR I PRICE 2 CENTS (Copyright, 1921.) VOL. JO, NO, 204. JEANS TELLS 0 0. P. PLANT J PAYOFF DEBT ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING. MAY. 29, 1924-32 PAGES. eH A DEFENS ‘assenrseiswor « MEN SOUGHT AS SUES, AS ADOPTED on suras 100 CLERGYMEN BISHOP BROWN seem ence AGCOMPLICES OF DAUGHTER, TOSET #724 sova freee” GAL BANK ROBBER ASIDE RUPS WILL A= = 2 HOFFMAN FOUND GUILTY AS SLAYER the Associated reas vention. _—_——— ee oer LONDON, May 29. Sir Brod: ao, powerful Motion Picture Operator Is! te. f Hearing in Case of Ver Given 20 Years to Life ce : able Bishop Characteriz aggrieved at Prime Minister Mac- | t in Sing Sing for Second : Donald's reference In the House «» |Norma Anderson Said to Mrs. Willard B. Shelp Jr., | i ¥ pie ax as Most Arresting of Kir Degree Murder. | | Have Implicated Rela- Seeks Share in $2,000-) : rea ES in Modern Times. _ ASSAILS PROSECUTOR, | COLLAPSES IN CELL tives in Daring Holdup at' 000 Estate of Medicine| Farmington, III. Manufacturer. Convicted of Killing | Woman on Lonely Staten ——— ee - — A A TT ne a ee ESTION TRIAL OF 4 | FOR HERES COUNSEL MAKING AUDACIOUS FIGH FOR DEFENDANT WILLIE, STAAIb UP STRAIGAT ee ee ee ee ty eo a - aS ai palllip Sip ill at te - re . ‘ J F aaa a “ }- By 1 iated Press May 29. RRANGEMENTS for broad- of the national con- beginning here June completed today. Eight stations have and four tentatively accepted casting Rv Lieutenant- Colonel ick Hartwell js were agreed others the | broadcast f LIQUOR PERMITS | (ommons ave vesterdayv to Ais activi- proposal. G. McNamee, New York, will official James D Ssuperintend- ent of the press gallery in Washiugton, has been select- ed as official observer to advise announcer on convention | | OMISSION LAID Prvertransssceny HER AT HANNA CITY | TO HER MARRIAGE | A glass cage has been in- ties Testifies Jesse Smith Gave ing to the Evening Standard, which | | quotes him in an interview aS Saving “| feel hurt Him Documents Showing |ferred to if I were a bootlegzer | Alleged Agreement With | or ; smuggler.” | 5 TO 7 a de “Tl issue an invitation to the pub- | WE R Mellon to Erase Deficit. thy AVE MET as “a disgraceful blot,”’ accor,’- a be the announcer and Preston, tody | at being re Senate aS the Capital stalled on the platrorm in Pub- lic Auditorium and an $ an- nouncer will be on duty every minute during the convention. Stations certain to broadcast are: New York (WEAF), Buf- falo (WOR), Washington (WCAP), Pittsburg (KDKA), Chicago (WGN), Cleveland (WJIAX and WTAM), St. Louis (KSD), the Post-Dispatch, and Kansas City (WDAF). Probable stations are: Sche- nectady (WGY), Minneapolis wife's niece. (WLAG), Cincinnati (WLW and Willard R WSAI);: Providence, R. Bes Mrs. (WJAR), and two others in (Chicago. to Representatives of the Ameri- L,. can Telephone and Telegraph attor- || Co. outlined the nation-wide States id 7°. Ss? Business Obiections of Frank A. Ruf, mil- By a Staff Correspondent of the | Post-Dispatch. . FARMINGTON, Ill., Mav 29 —'§ a the marriage of While Anderson, 16 ld bobl Miss Alpha Hatch, Cit IObbed-hair hs: Ai : aii d-hair bandit, remains in Shelp Jr., caused him to omit Shelp from lionaire chemical manufacturer, to SEND THE FOOL IN: CHARGES ARE MET WITH ADMISSIONS his Norma year- tai — OR ETRE, RR ed ED Lee ET eee ee Ae a os 4 cane Rv the ated [Press WASHINGTON, May told committees °9.—Gae- as jail at WLewistown, unconcerned anne . Bishop Asserts Effort te _ The Rt. Rev W. M. BROWN. his will, according | lie,” Sir Brodrick said. ‘to con- | “TS LL His Little . | tribute for the purchase of | 4 a |} Wines and spirits for export to a Ro | | rendezvous 20 miles off the Unite] | | STRAIGHTeA3 UP! TREASURER UPHAM Dales coast. If the citizens of tne | Plang Failed When She Was Plaintiff’s Lawyer Says Mil Unite ave suc ‘thods | s McNaught Synditeta, Ine. M Y. ALSO MENTIONED area enable “er bn poe reget’ C] | ife’ ce cn etn en | osely Pursued, Cap- lionaire Wanted Wife’s nity, it has nothing to do with me.” | . Says Daugherty Hoped to The interviewer found the baro- | tured and $1163 of Loot Niece to Wed Man Other a net a keen-featured matter of fact Force Transfer of Whis- person, stylishly dressed and in | Recovered. Than Shelp. | tastefully furnished offices. ky Into His Sir Brodrick declared that the American demand for spirits actu- Own Department. ally existed and that many coun- tries were competing for the trade. | “What I am doing is a flea bite,” ‘he declared “Why should I be referred to a disgraceful blot for trying to meet this demand by | @ Straight trading proposition’”’ Discussion on the the Senate | ton I. Means Daugherty he received from Jesse W. Smith ~ if about bail, search is being made today by of statement made Ottofy, a Krank —= ee ee » ee era today that bs or two =" ‘lati = are rum-running |‘ nen, relatives, who are one the a ee ee HAVE To LET THAT R STAY IN THAT CHARGE. AT DID ste me NY THING MmMONO- MOTHING P’ TICULAR. « You in 1922 certain documents purport- ing to show that Secretary Mellon agreed to issue a batch of whisky in return to go toward of the Re- Committee. withdrawal permits which was of National money, payment the deficit publican The alleged tness arrangement, eaid, was with a man Wi who was to pay added that Senator Bur- and W. named Rex Sheldon, receive the cording to the sum of New Mexico Il pham. treasurer of lian National Committee, Mellon's office in nintter Later, he sald, denied that he had any part in such a plan, and said he had sent Shel- don to the Treasury secretary “just as he would send any other caller” and without knowing his purpose. Tells of Alleged Confession- Secretary Mellon, Means assert- ed. himself told H. L. Scaife, a for- nier Justice Department man, about the arrangement § in 1922, Afterward, the witness went on, he got a confession from a man named Stevens, a bookkeeper for the La Montagnes in New York, “involving Mr. Upham and the whole whisky ring.” liad the La Montagne stood trial when they were in New York, instead rullty witness declared, whole have come out, hiepublican the and money, permits Hle etory, AC - red to the went recard to Senator brothers caught of the story would both the administrations. involve involving Democratic “How did ham’ persisted Wheeler. “Hie tells the whole thing.” Means said. “How they supplied wines and whiskies——the transac- tions. and the exact method. The la Montagnes were very § sore-— th®y thought they were working under proper protection, that the case would not be pushed. But when I got this confession from Stevens, I slipped a copy to a World reporter, so that it would force the District Attorney to prose cute. l was instructed to do that.” “You were Jess Smith?” "“VYes.”’ Says Sheldon Filed to -Lurope. “Was Rex Sheldon indicted?” “I understand he has been this investigation started and he jumped to PFurope. told me he'd back,” “Do vou know Sheldon Working for the tional Committee “] he was to money, the permits. Lp- Stevens then for suggested. working Wheeler that eome “sr? handle Sheldon don't sel] Was to get the permits and charge , withdraw | wanted to $30 a « donot to the people who Whisky $258 ly much, ] Was pay this National Committee. with him. Secretary Scaife, and eCxuact- He or use how know. in ix Was down there That the st nt (capt. cle nied ™ Smith Purnished Money. for this was furn who in inquiry at liarding objective, declared, get system drive Department into Htewmy made ta Ward The mone Means said. Jess Smith. Making the of President Medinat. Witness Mellon Whisk, “Our tack forces Investigation, shed him by turn was request Smith’s im- the discredit control of the himself. to «at ‘oO the however, was to and permit constant the Treasury the whisky Department Means was business the Justice,’ ‘“lesse Smith told af for | | | | the | over | the Repub- | the | question was resumed today in ihe House of Commons, several! meni- | bers urging measures against con- | tinuance of the rum traffic. Astor asked: “Is it not an dal of a grave Ladcly | | international scan- | character MACDONALD HINTS AT APPEAL TO COUNTRY IF “pee P ' BEATEN IN TEST. Indicates General Election Would Follow Commons Defeat on Unemployment Policy. | | | test Rursum | | Minister Ry the Associated LONDON, ister that, if should be vote, it ¥’r May 29.—Prime Min- | MacDonald, | 'the House of Commons today, indi- | cated his defeated would country in a general election. A motion to reduce the salarv of Labor res. in a speech in Government tonight on a ro before the of Shaw has been | made a test vote of approval of the September, | | ernment pleading | the | | York and | since | Somebody was |. " ' iOWeSi, Republican Na- | Republican | red Upham | Ni llon attere | said | me that! When Mellon first came to the Cab- | Inet he Harding, but he had ne witl Ary Perry influence with as time went had ne that on (;eneral Daugh- the antagonism.” Mi mooted clored the big orney Jealous it thie The puckenheim BAld. Jed him “to the big rer: New York.’ He 4 the real hbootlegrgers | were Ins ‘as. fentinucd on Page 3, grown up to ah equal foot- | Government's policy toward reliev- ing unemployment. former Liberal] that against stand leader, the will night. Premier announced the Liberals Government. indicates that not the tonight not vote This the labor Gov- be defeated to- Asquith, would ‘ther CURB MARKET SHUNS BETTING Members Are By the Associated NEW YORK, Curb the Stock ing election members which election said bets or ered as acting curb market. Urged Not to Han-.| dle Election Wagers. Press May 29.—-The New Market Exchange betting. indorsed a members acting commissioners were to be in has joined with in discourag- | The curb resolution | accepting as bettine consid- detriment to the _ried The Stock Exchange prohibited | ifs members from weeks the two firms that have made most! about three holding ago. One hets | of | | of the bets will cease, according to | ita officers, thus leaving but one house not connectad with either the Stock Exchange to handle wagers on elections. ket or Curb Mar- SHOWERS THIS AFTERNOON: TT) Tit mT It 1) ghest a at 3 a — ee ee — Official TL OUIS GIVES ITTSBURG THE STEELY GLARE fair: continued Sun sets Thursday at 7: Friday at 4:37. | Vesteraa,y, fore- cast for St. Louis and vicinity: Showers this aft- ernoon; partly cloudy tonight amd Friday; cool- er tonight, Missouri: Gen- erally fair tonight and Friday; cool- er tonight in east and extreme south portion; not cool Friday afternoon in west; north por- St) and tions Illinois tled tonight, pre- ceded .by rain in north portion; cooler tonight; Friday generally LUnset- cool. 19; rises Stage of the Mississippi River at, Louis, 14.5 of .3. feet a 7S we | Ww. Six-Inch Snow in Adirondacks. ry the Assoc! GLENS FALLS, N. Y.. May 23.- root of the) six inches of snow fell on the tip of (jore Mountain Wednesday received Austin. St to the report Fred mattis hed ct} i dye ated I’rsss in night, ate mountain, the Adirondacks to a today from Warden, according here rire observation station it : picked iand ithe ‘left of ordered believed from admissions eshe has made, to have been impli- of *, Steenburg & Co. Tues- day afternoon. cated in the girl's holdup the bank of A. ( These men, and possibly a third, is understood. were to have ner up at Hanna City, miles from here, but either because she was too closely pursued or through other disarrangemen* of plans, they failed to do so, and she was promptly captured and ali but $5 of the $1168 loot recoverec. The boldness of the robbery and ithe first stage of the get-away were matched only by the girl's rashness foolishness in emploving for David Settles, a taxi knew her wetl and occasion driver who (through whom, even if she had es- heen "Uus- she caped, her capture would have certain. As it was, she was in tody within 15 minutes after his car. Father Miner and Farmer. The gqiri, full-figured and looking much older vears her father, Levi than the Anderson, credits her with, lives with the fam-, i ily ont miles south of works when the small fruit farm two here which ler fa- the mines idle. The family, her 2-year-old for her and Betty, except child, her mother was .away. tut thev had gone she called up Settles, the of Chief of Police Wesley Settles, and told him she wanted be brought into town and then taken to Hanna City. Settles was painting his father’s house but he dropped that and went after her. She brought the who is son to baby and a bundle along and car- | a revolver and an automatic pistol], the former in a holster un- her coat and the latter in her pocket. Took On the way kerchief around with the boy's cap that made her look like a the movies. There incongruity, in view her instruction to Set- at the beauty shop around the corner from the Steen- burg ban®, but he stopped there and she climbed out and asked him to look after the baby for few minutes, but Settles had heard of babies being abandoned way and he demurred. The girl said, “Oh, all ri and took baby along. was fretful and as her paused at the bank entrance the handkerchief up over her the child began It was the crying tracted the atts Steenburg, president worked his near the door Saw the gir] child through the door. volver held in pointed over the Steenburg. Oniy her handkerchief der oat Baby With Her. in she tied a hand- her neck girl’’ was a cer- of her “had tain makeup, in tles to stop i cr hy ¢ "e mam ‘ Betty mother to slip face | > Lie Lo ery. child who (TS SR oe the bank, behind a He glanced pushing the The re- hand was head at showed ntion of as he at desk railing up and she her child's her eves above mask. “Give the she com manded Nervous During the Holdup. Steenburg was all affability. Cer- tainly she should have the and the bank was at vice and would wait on her as soon but would please not get excited and not be careless with that revolver, for that her hand trembled and feared that would inadvertent me money,” staff as possible, ehe he saw she do some shooting. His hands were up, as were those of his nephew, Clyde Steenburg, ©. Bolten and Miss Agnes Robb, bank employes. She thrust a bag through the window and Clyde fill it cashier's Steenburg and be quick about it. It happened that he had a good $1 bills on the counter in front of him. Ife dumped these into the bag and they bulked big. It was a well-filled bag that he to many Continued on Page 3%. Column t, _neys | her suit ' Feb. 8. 10) ’ ing i and strong | never heard any such suggestion or! are | went. to Norris Tuesday to see relatives. | |' Norma was to mix the bread while when | i natural !companionship and Cc i | the adopted daughter of Frank A. | Ruf.’’ which, | she wore, | |Children’s ‘ceive the residue of the estate. aft- to | traffic court on May 14, the record , - inat | at- | i tions iwhich money | her ser- | jlants. Mrs. Shelp in Ruf es- representing Ruf's will. leaving an $2,193,436. to break died a year ago, tate inventoried at The marriage, which 1920, Ottofy said teday, not because of any personal objection to but because Ruf wished the young woman to marry another man. W. Frank Carter, attorney Mrs. Ruf, said today that Hlatch’s marriage took place at a time and place unknown to Mr. and Mrs. Ruf, or to her mother, Mrs. Albert H. Adams, who is Mrs Ruf's sister. Published notices of the marriage stated that it took place the home o-of Mrs. F. Riddle, 5878 Cahanne avenue. Ruf at 5863 Cabanne. says Mother Signed Paper. (Carter said that Mrs: Adams, on learning recently that her daugh- ter intended to file a claim against for Miss at home was ithe Ruf estate, signed a paper atat- was never, _, 7 sist of a sum equal to 15 per cent |of standard wages. The surplus re- the daughter the Rufs, and that adopted by that she Ruf'’s death. Mrs. intimation until after (“harles H. Hatch, brother, attested the mother's signed statement, Carter said. The lawver said that Alpha Hatch lived different times in the Ruf home but was never known by the name of Ruf Mrs. Shelp, in her suit, does not allege that there was any legal ec* of adoption, but savs she lived in the Ruf home for 11 years, having gone there at an early age. the consent of her onlv and that “treated and held out bv them their daughter, and encouraged believe and given to 7 Al ‘with parent,” is TO es . ; | tives with the owners on May 15. The | took place | was opposed by Ruf, | Shelp, | | broadcasting plan. PEACE SETTLES OVER BRITISH COAL FIELDS: Miners’ Delegates Accept Terms by Vote of 473 to 311. the Associated Press. LONDON, May 29.—The pro- longed dispute over the question of the coal miners’ nitely eettled New Ry wages was deri- today when a fu!! conference of the miners’ delegates | voted, 473 to 311, to accept the terms of the agreement reached by the miners’ federation representa- The agreement which. was reached ; Subject to approval of the full del- | federation officials for : ‘proceeds the Shelp': | surviving | she was | / which ' block of miners, represented a to- understand | that she was taken into their honie | as a daughter’: also that she “per- formed the services and gave the atttention daughter, vested with status of, and the 1s, No mention of Mrs. pears in that Mrs. tuf’s will. which provides tuf shall receive the in- come from the estate during her life, and that after her death the estate -shal]l be divided among 10 charitable institutions, largest beneficiary being the Hlospital. the St. It is to re- $10.000 has the nine other institutions. Bequests to Retatives. Requests of $25.000 Ruf to a and bequests each to three nephews, Clifford J. and Frank A. Ruf. Mr. and Mrs. Shelp now live at GFE33 Kingsbury avenue. er each been paid each -were and a $5000 kedward J.. made by sister brother, of of al whereby she became in- | Shelp ap- | } ' | | ‘ louis | | conference of the recommendation egzate with miners, from the such ap- proval, provides that the standard of profits in the industry shall con- a from the standard maining af.er deduction cost of wages, standard profits, is to between wages and profits’ in the proportion of 88 per cent to wages and 12 per cent to profits. In the arrangement which the new agreement supplants the standard of profits was reckoned at 17 per cent of wages and the profits divided in the ratio of 83 and 17 per. cent. The agreement provisions of a complicated sort. The vote recorded today. each delegate voted fo~ CoO: embodies other in tal vote of 473,000, against 311,- 000. The Executive authorized a complete agreement with the employers for subject thereafter to one month's notice of dissolution by either side. SAYS HE ALTERED RECORD IN ABBY ROCKEFELLER CASE . ee Policeman Testifies That Magis- trate Wanted Notations Changed as Previous Charge Had Been Dismissed. Press May Associated YORK, the N FW 29. ~When the case of Miss Abby Rockefeller, Mrs. | Shelp today declined to talk of her | claim torneys. referring inquiries to her at- | | hearing, The petition states that the plain-| tiff, the Mires. enlea sShelp, at Mrs. Ruf As defend- duals and institu- named in the will are desig- Archbishop John J. non is one of the defendants named. Ruf bequeathed to him. for New (‘athedral. two were and heirs law ants, all the indiv: nated as the described Murillos, subjects. These gmata of St. Francis”’ “The Vision of St. Anthony.” Mrs, | was as on Sacred “The Sti were and Shelp also alleges that Rur “not of sound and disposing mind’ when he made his will. “For a long time prior thereto.” the pe- tition says, “his mind had been af- fected by use of stimu- sedatives and narcotics to the that he did not know the property he owned, the persons who were the natural] of bounty the nature of the claims of such persons. He was mentally incapable of making his will.” | Trust Company Named. alleged that the Mercantile Trust Co agents, alcoholic extent objects his or She ¢ also oT officers . with thetr representa- exvere undue influence Ruf “to the end that it might the owner of hie Centinucd on Page 3, Column attornevs and tives. sed over hecome practical are | 'change Glien- | paintings! not appear 3 Bishops comprising the court were determined to go tot heart of the tasue and wattie it To argue that a man can be once an atheist and a bishop of church, may seem a perfect dox, but that is the postition w which the defense in this case taken its stand, and upon which I is waging a resourceful and nacious fight. which the church would find should this position be upheld, The condition complaint concerning sale of liquor,@ possibility to ponder upon. Not the Pale Pink Variety, Bishop Brown's hete by the woman. expect the same punishment. Hie said that when women violate the law In the sama ea way as men violate it, they mustinone of the pale pink Percy ' - a ss we Pte - Ee ee a :* ey Continued on Page 2. Columa 5, if Be Y3 sowie, 5 mS toe 4, eee * * sa cet" fee v ' b “3 : Fishy if pe i “. al % t- + - fi e id i : “ant <n oe: _

Page 2

—— _-— - > - _ — _— ~ — _ - —_— — — as _ ——— —— ——— — —_——_ ———— _— = ——— - — —_ ———— : A Special Correspondent of the led rose aga ..1g mi . ; : lak io . . T> . . ",3 oU7nSse rs ‘= ‘he Perea fica - is #8, mm Odi: "a. uu @ 4 “Opoese 7 > . é , _ - i : Influence. Pos -Di-pat« h. Phe (OU Ning. ihe Ma-~ter { las. ‘ . " . T ,as =~ Po : ~ ~ 3 ~ : : . = —— .' : a , m . “16 , gen f Genesis f thar of mog. #®"2 4 Herce courage mis speech ~~” interp od nem e “ASO 4ZAl ns" shor \ es w. seas ' is - a at : alge : : , : : £ Bis ah W“ e . - . - : a : m fen 2% i= * = * ms 12 grea . sof ers tre MDreseion + - a4 is . ; f sh! : : an : " «= . a. P ™ 7 ‘ 4 ; ; . ; PLAINTIF! FACED fomery BR “7 >“ ‘ as ‘ z . ~_— sae - ; . 2 * y " af : = " : 2 ary > ~?'% 2 = - = ——— ~~ 2 ; aaa : ; ‘ . ‘ 7] —s a“ q rs i : ? . : ™ : ° ’ > J 4 ™" a\ a A? s Cé > Frlis propne? ie ears I+ na arnatieon »* rew. Oe " #5 - je")? ~ : : . . * > ' > « “ne > _ : ‘ ad ia i P | ‘ et >i* : " : : * . . r, indictment in the iy ourts. ar Within the social realm o ST. - LOUIS POST-OISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING. MAY 29. 1924 _st LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH a SL a SON BREAKS PEPER THE CASE OF THE CHURCH DOSY RIESBSDMIES Defense Motions Swept ifs. | ‘ Aside in Trial of Bishop 2.20 weit sete d Sats WILL BY RISKING AS BASED ON HIS BOO WA Ga a See et ee , Crean chman \' >. (> Ll asve »yY Gsrant variet It is the down- ‘““4rcnal fringe f white hair. wn-'.. ae We propose t ented verify fr ses _ asi «aa sé . . . . * Cy at. i [> = an, AM#r:* _ Sant Wiheendiiie n ti . re cay ripen the i ide os es * Fm the Scripture an: Ia ay - ; ‘nin rae . ho From “Communism and Christianism” Are “: SxInE—MMETICANS | that Bradinagh, Husley and tegen. ee ee ee na Sf GOT STO) 5, castes, ae eek ifterences between Nay? Hoan Sa! ~@4 wit pe Cacned e (han a genera- ' a. , “} age. he com- . , - - s JNcCalmenta : . : - . , omen tion ac aa Mit REA Be” ae — Of 2s person ou cannot es- . guatans = . say G ‘. Dis > Brown's — 4 ene , 2 om oe Roa “ites ' nfo Jury Decides In Favor of of Gold and “Gods of the Skies.” veel - = “we a es ces schisme «@ « ave attra ed « cape Hiis physical feebleneeas ic fe Ss widely, rom that piaced up ffars ~ = e e2. a : ; p Ps i d ~ - much publi ei ttiteeel ASTI ORs He net apparent inti ~@ arises . at the time the {post ies sna *n ry 2s «x? rch. ~~ “ r) , - —_* ' R - i ‘ | ee ' BMS . - Christian eper Bushman —_—— re e.ie ‘ " ed ©. ¢€ a PDronounce a - « zs - ae =" ey. > £ ris+e i ¢ x . ae cend [ “n.s "a2 TT) - .- ic ry Speaking °c ' ertain na 25 eee 1°. =" -2 =? > Motion Filed "@ 7 ‘ 7’ , = -) 7 , . . - . 34 ‘ -_ = = = : . : : . - a > = é : £ ~ lave ; “= > ° 2 + 3 - T} a 5 — —_ t. . aretr. rer" 2 Pent ace - .. > : e s “ ioas ia : : {,; 08st sees . ' R . . . _ : = we Audacious sharts« ” ‘ sco pa | Bish. ‘ ‘eo -' ha , “a ' ‘ ~ ri} ;s#a > s rese 2 - og 2 4 = 3 ied 3 ~a ° = — rr sa —. . ak - * a. ¢ Aww . . - ‘ —_ eceive His as: She blave clase in heet ta le Bat his) o., ; n can \go in his retation sas was in on . . aaa -~ ~ ‘ — . - - = « —_ ° - “ rr ™ — * ™ . . ra? sne ‘ . = . « , iad a . te ° M t ? - 4, ese te —e “~) = -* . ‘led of Fortune Outright, *"** © °°: fese quotations shang a long > . . = = -" , are se forth » the eeenes i | i ; l}e i : I¢ - ’ a4 | x ee 4 . = = _mrm er a | ’ . . ~ - . : .” 2 4 = ? = °s - . ee . . ce ‘ : ’ S: os = ae = 4 >| for. . = : : ; = ; ‘ P to Famil are as folews gost . And w : inn Ss Com-l is eae , Char Dibbte , . TOR , , . ed th ) : Ss enae ring to expel fron : e rch Advocate, 1“ Pome het Owe ' . vac rmi ——s Sucacity of Ris utter- rhaz, 7 mh ¥ Urged the_ refys ‘ Manity in my new disin.ty and your fs ring ‘mander of * née sir gie : co" 2 tne court mad be fy fer depositic Me nm ‘2 : ; a | as mi ; eh » ‘ 4 and ° ie ; su Dee's. : : re + iamed thag ‘(mear ne therenhy ter ere ; - = . . a 7 e ££ is . = «ar é - ~~ - ~- *hkeoe = és ‘2 S FAs Ls aim” a —- 4 . ‘. . i’ ; . M Ty a) r » fF . - on — . = 4 "= =? . — ™ *~ ¢ - " — ~* ™ as " c= = 4 ; r ~ . "2 a i = ‘ = _ , ; i ‘ -- f che aw 2 ° £ eo ; ‘ ca : =a ‘nm ne . —— 4 : ‘ . ' : : | ign rom le , 1AlLIOn. © ‘a - = > e aD > - - ~- = " _- 2 . . = *e of . J ° 4 > ~~ « ‘ -_ td aa | ontrl vance . - = s -* ive -EVELAND. May - . —s 4°-od@ - > = * “ o - ; — : 7 as @ ; Da =* : ~* of a : - 1 4 Py 4a . —— — 3 rT. ~ . - ’ * ~ a - -, > a rr ~ : of ; , : -— «+ ° _ persti: on . . . ‘ -~ - 2 2 " ~ @ lg o . =* q — ™ on a — 4 ° ‘ " or = nmnaoenrn = -: 2 ‘~s? “ea - ~ . . - a . — ° ~ ~ _ . — . . + - - “* : 4 : - 4p a > 4 : o. r 5 > ’ “7 eo 7 > ~*~ eS | p ' = ° ; ; a = 2 = i e a x } 5 He © as S a ° Md Ta ,ee 7 ; ° er “ss * JM 1G Se. asic ae 8 a &8 it is @ evetem of narasi:icn ing" ' ©3 SOWIE ' e i8iana \ ie mat , - for Riek Beawn which the " — . #82 ogous as ‘Ss " - : . . ' : ; . ‘ = J . . +.’ - , rr eur | ll —_ - - a ait ; - @ 4 aa ~~ 45 mimutes deliberation im “ircuit as paras: ay ategne , > Buea 8 anu g *rning e AYusSnU mn ne : as : — ~ =— ™ " ’ r ae , - —_ :@ > . ¢ : R m@ matural heir Bushman now will many and as See ab dndictineg . me lie x = AA NE © flis noone d ind. . © argos mw swims . Rishops - ~ = #62445 s' : ~ . ssa = * - 3 ‘ > an? - . ‘ 3 =. ive one-third of the ° = rn o _~ L & ys ° . : i a © ad wa > "Se hi ‘ in = ; i Persona ; be »? ha) - cae : -- © = ’ , : 4 7 ’ 2 -.-s e’ z ~~ -_ , ; . = -- to sem 4 ~~ an an in ra ~ ¥ - 4 .. ¥ . e 's ; ~ . ~ - S« = 4 “ - i . " . « . are - — . . . ‘ : ; " . 7 a ' : 75 = " e - ‘ho . — — S"a - ould have been cut off with Sib Priesthoods ana : hdee are — © é ar.e nad a hing at weather in Alaska . ; , 2 a somewnere > 2 O ») UP sé ~ ““@nrnce j 4% — . » . : : : 2 > ; = ~ ~ . ~ = ~~ ~ ‘ . ‘s #7 « i * ~ ot & . - ate : a ws codicil to the document. stad he case norh ae but aiehe : The origina! plan wre ta Mr feam . ies ‘ 7 4 era « ago. in = lifferent ways = . * attorney for , / S¥YMBois a . , ee ~~ and see +he rit h ; : sie - XA »*s % Z 7” tn . . . a - = 7% = = ~~ HS oF — = i ‘ , — -_ - - a , ot filed suit at a he would have Howe.e: he g£od nite sere s:$ FO ralion ia + AAaSUMigaura. 54 r ec - of Tv Wrone ’ wen ~ - , . 7 ? Sfars argued ww : grea elo . e ned tha ° the i : : : ™ e. s Jos- i Wa ~ a. > 2. " rl -~ ; ™ a nm wunadie to bequeath his inte: er though nani e* = gin on “ , >» to k mt as a ’ oh wy BM ij ~ el afs« * nn. uence — ot - ¢. i. . , ; _ s*e = = _ - « ” 7 et to his wife and daug be- neverthe'eea« rea! gold helns . ’ wus « are end a. “ar e =e . ° s age pa sas re Sa.q ‘as Shae . - tae g@ rine : = ’ . . a re - > . ~ . rae gause Mrs. Caroline Peper Bush- vau': na ae 2: . : 4 st immedi- as, >le - fen , e 2 — | : a. 4 2 nea .* a ‘ wet, - r ems 2 2 32 -~ 2 i ha woul , : of _ - - z ~ ' mn had stipulated against .Hhem in e + Ww W's ns . —— « fe 3 ect the ‘ne - . — ° a. \e goes ess ® «anew . a , nes + ind . . ™ ~ = : _ ="' *-e, = ‘ . = . , i . a . . * + = ‘ ~~ . . * , go« = ~ . : | — tJ ‘la ‘3s a* ‘ . = 2 “ce : w™ ™ ating - 4 - - To . a« ee ua a . ” —_— = ‘ - o ay vs , ™ _- - , . ’ — : . - é —— S ~ i 4s ~ 7. . . 4 : 8 5 | = ‘ . Bushman'’s Allegations. 4En Mone © lose «yr : : r@- Kaos Vis ¢ make thei- ° © ese >» adde some significan e1S:a action and . : ; : = : : m 5 = °F ae - . . *4 Tv : e S are «fr = ' a 5 * 4 fT : = : a . > 1 ” ~ ——_— ~ 3 i ("eel . e © ar a ij- y ter. Mrs. Este'le Bushman Bar- , + ma | . ind th. Wrst iamd- | , “ i ies ‘aneaigd | | be * oe eo . o> | a and a z= If it is denied, it will m ‘ what com. - . ” " : i. : . : > ar r ry - ‘ Ae ; . ' : > - 7 > - ' = - “ . = = & : ~ a ~ . ; ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ . ici Pe 7 _ ad other agains! him and s fam- * sincere), “ore . e British Fiyer Salutes Sport ? f 7 . ~ ’ Se - i¢ ' 2 : . . — - ' ’ ‘ : sse A mer: Ari~ ~ Sar =. 2 oad > 4 “ue Want ?: 4 «eh I p | \ = je 7 - 2 ai " Be oldie , ; ead ‘Bushman who preferred _ be | Teves bog Thar He Lived _ ° ts _ 4 «ar a oe " — - = - i he - °222. = « . 2 is = 4 . . o , 3 -¢ ac- : a —, . 7 i? , 4 . - = -_ 2 - ° = - * > ~ . > 5 ~ re ~ _ . - —— — \ — =~ — — a = 7 > “4 . =“? Kkvown i Mrs {arc ire J Pepe: ' g - = iStiea rms « S . i ‘ ’ \ia > Lis ~ . - 2 = 4 iz sae nz . ’ . Per ae ; - " y ; = ' a ’ ; - 4 - ‘ . . : _ + = be « Pou? miter her divorce. was of unsound “°5"S founded their a. wht = the father, } oy te Mites » ee 5. ern s what more sensitive to the De? that there is something more “0% . = - é . = on . . : _ . —— oe te a °°‘ . ~e Mind when she made “er “ " , es .& | 7 = 6 Q - . . . © = : -« . =~ as 2 ey, re’ se “ LJ = ¥ ? s = _ , > > = " ~ . : A Be “~ . : , ‘ —_— f ‘ > e . : : 2 , ey Judge (, rimi mm. discarded the a!- 4 he rs " So e 4 - . P ‘ ~ ~ ‘ ; = . ‘he wa in o . _ = a4 . = e a Ss " ° , . ; . ' - . ——_ @ te * . , . 2 , . 2 ~ “3 > ’ . - . : ; = r - Negation of insanity and reached its ed “ . : . 2 ™ : asca eutena : sse _ = - ere 2 - . a Werdict on the grounds 0° indve . - ° © =~/ . : => Spe , F ° in ~ - oF +. 47 — . - a . , . ' " ~3.G 7z sGge "4 ] ,e e was _ A sc > © = rTP . - - . , “ ’ + . f . ; ™ 7 7 or =* 7 ? Ynfluence ja e 4”) « des «= = : * wore a Nea i 4 ic*e ars Liat« a* —— : ~ L. i FQ a8 Ali tre ers id hee R “ 2 ; : Ny the . a — . * “ > 2 ’ . _a nr a ." =’ _ ; ‘ . 2 s . » - — an ore fe tine ur = Bish — : ‘ . = , oF ' on . - ia . SF ‘sa . —_—— . oe - : . . 7 = = . ’ ' - -~ . ne | . . = - =)| ’ . — ™ " = . Provisions of the will itse!f were 14m sod & hict : M re ad reference ° 2 So - —_" - LP ween + ~ \! - . - -* n _ se a3 ” ma acre e#vigens Pa pre ud o . ‘ \ : - ¢ - 2 ; .2 én ; S )}A } * =. « ; ; s ; .ts = > > ers a > > > va ; r ; -~ . = 2. . , : - - . ~ _ . - . 2 » > . 7 > : . ’* . | ’ ° _ - 7 . = j . Bs -_ ' and ’ : . - a ; = = » brother. Vir reper ‘ag .°* " . - . ’ =e . ; . “ -a = _ 2 = - - ~ wi, ‘ vx- . . \é A +24 S >... is art a $ ale = 5 _ feo a 5 " : ® arguing When +he ese. * thed Mrs riow third ‘ Now : Se exrsse® e A Spijir ta! world Niimue hi« _— . es- (as rte? : “ sald quee Barie che-t! j . FS ere 's ” Bi a : = Religion of Humanity SION pened. Bis ; : - : « her estate outright and had made Mrist a = a 7 ; e it . . - " ‘ . S re ent f a ourt , - ’ =e ' a . . a & ae a‘e on _ = ‘ Pe ~ = - ‘ Al a ~ -- ~~ her trustee ef the remainder The above | ) " - es . to ' oitin Patten a — . “ ‘ ears ag ~ ore n ye , bs “ ‘ ; :' ‘ Pa = * .- 2 : -. : a Ome anewe nis = : > ks : semen —— 7a r where : raeroer Dson Ss vears old - = aos *" ‘ ~" : ~ . . : " _ - 2 oa: ws - . . - : a Peper. Chrisiian Peper Bushman ° © ad : — e Neu Testamen ae es —— : H : _ a a e,* , ~ - : pte : Mia 7 * : ’ _ — e r T i 4 , . , i _ e =." ~# © Ges © Ss i © ®?xP > ; = estimony Adducedi. - every Man. woman and «child ac “ive riong . : , , : . as 4 ' ere — — = rm . Pe ere = — ‘ | Mrs. Peper died in 18°90 En: was sus tme . , - - - + 1° P . 2 a . " ~ 7 . ® e - wevers) ‘ears prier ‘nn her death is *® «bs ee lee 4 _ e = _ = - « ~ : q as = e\ective « rr) . , : ho Was then M iss Este - Rush nat : — = a e ietians . 2 . " * “ae eo ea . — ; = ry . ~~ 4 o « " ~ - : tae a = oyie* i : ; epe: and he Caugh e: POk thei o \i« 2 t ave en ~ ; ae Me jem’. , > -"—- —— - a | z . a a bat ahe +. —— = U i or - =? tus a . - se * « al sf : te - --] e ee a nde ——e. "# gsxer cas her home in Columbo Is'ard Sa! arg "ce « 2 go with . , 7 -_ . ; * “§ Pe 7 . ; = = an — = itinvuance eben. °**@ir “ae 2 . ~ - , ee * ' ‘hs ria “ 2 : - ‘ ; ef Ceylon. to testify for the de- 4c 1 place the brother Jesus «nme- ) nee eX ance. Co.. Tenth street and ee were Tee ain @x sas cou'd be taken. for wh nse. She Placcd the blame for ° CURristia: © izgionr ma the sty te ' = , e —_ - it ; , . - : = . Sa “a and * -OSe O* ask@G *-he A2PDOLA* ™en’ he es'rangemen* hel ween Mirs ~. Bc.e Sam of American Poli - J a ‘ , ’ a a@ aime o | a ; ‘ a ses 4 gee ..ingdosw 1e *f Commissioners He argued so Teper and her brether a- Rush - oe? gare rooting with ach : i tae " ~wS ea¢ sce oS — z P — ng — - en . = ve , Ss a fg -9o ef. and Ingenio as oleae aeons > e 3 — ii econ ned . . -s : an and his farm’, Routh Rush a? “ > othere of the . . 4 . m Pay a - : ; t*h~e — =hir "a+ the fa . and ite a7 + ° “a - ~2. Ft Oy ~ Medieval! and VMiedern ~ cor- : 4 i= > —_ + i . . — | c 7 ° . 7 . : I wI- 4 , : ra =~ ie >, 1 — a ~ 7} ‘2 oa . P . . é 7 | bd -_ . = - > « » ‘ter su: ; mit, a a” : a a é ; s = emitnite | queicnuitiied: shit eses cael 4 . Soll Demg Were Than Gasoline : > “4 ~ ~ . oa . . \ os ” . a - ~ 4 = ies @ i “\ . " ~ , s - + - : _- . WILL | = ve more "Les tran . ‘% : : > b& — . ‘ : : , = - ~ —— —— " ao he case Bie Ca ed Ves 4 . az 4 . . aa _ : se m ie " ™ Ic« . i : . 7 ~- a e —~ a — aa he — = ~a* Rariow “the ot , “hristiar . "= 5 P we ac e. | . ! — — ime TROT Tse e: . and Miss Erhe Coleman ; 2 Dose . : . se Stn sned include the Re a ve . ian _ 7 > . . = 4 = : ° ~ 4 : ‘ _ ro - ~. a _ 7 *. he : er ross ezam = ’ a i™* =" -«@ io \ -~s «.* =» = . 4 ~ ~ ‘Se Rev : . i: = . . , : = ° _*> ~~ > | ; r oe’ or. 2 on - ennai - and said yeu can sre Nive . ne le rv! r , . 2 Bode: > ‘ : . Se ae - ize * t) “2 marred ~~ offers ‘«* Rar! r B thre HALL, c : : s the EZ table nodernis ow written all (-hrough thar ’ = ‘ an =f »uUs % | - ~ > -~ . : aad W ~ _~ _2 7 te o- -~ - 2 - e “~ nT , be eT TF ae - ; a st as ; is vo? — — ' " : 7 ~ a - ” = Ss. or jf? = ~~ . => = eo afereese _” 3 —-_ - ~ eo © f aes — WEL pve a Detier get-away (Man gasoline Wir the . ae se’ as de Rue : Th lan . ar ‘ 2 ’ ‘ :- - i a“ : : "2 —~ of os : ; . yy. - a © . ar . o 4 - = * Pia 7 ™ ° ‘'n’'er ‘= | receive one. ed o* a ava hs sins f thee = } : . : mee Owtright as has been told sign of the zodiac Aries ~ ere . s ma ed emp — — ~ rs Rarlow w)) retain *>*e *hi-d4 . ” ‘hk ° ; i — dns . ° . e . ‘ : a ry ; "oOo = " > hk . 7 . — : a . : —— . meathed to her and Christian passes iowa my . i. “ su HARLES LEMUEL DRIBBLE. 4, wii . . x xing e@ scene—and abo . mp Annoying WILL NOT knock Bushman Jr. the other her a 2 -ce >. — —SS— aad a -" aid . : : 2 ‘s 4 of th a tans Pen wr Pic , aller a * abies : ~*~ ee Se ~d vs J sev CALLS HIS EMPLOYES BEFORE TRIAL FUNDS FOR DF VALERA ie a s : . oa ng - edhe a9 °@ aeeme « ; nig a aes - a a | | : Coughs a Pr Prstons or * Marry Haeuasier of counse! ‘> HIM AND ENDS UFE WITH SHOT Yew York Court Rules for Allow. ~ ~.% eieaged the p1 anne . | = ne more ows : a “sant to con. Benze-Cas Meter Fue! Ce. eeta'e to'd \ t- ’ ’ "= . noe nie a Post-Dispa . ance of Disputrd $2.500.000 . . & amigo ~ . Gs and coughs er that Mrs Bariow has i» he: = rom ia. ele P “Morking Manu fs “ a M e . ,.s ms n = , a ce _ a her om 6f6mmethber = (Ww! writtes by. Im py an -¢-*reetaae | ‘Ew y >k WwW eas « . RRC HA! TROCBLE st with ~ | a. io to the testament set aside mg Away.” Then Fires ac Head stice McCook ‘oda LUYTIES’ For sale at all Cenol Agencies | i a ER Brfore you start on your tacation. earrange to heave the Daily end Sunday Post Dispatch matied to go. Address: changed as often as desired without exstre : cAar ge. | Mail your order to the Cx ; cuiction Department of the Post-Dispatch. or if more convenient, teicphone it. Circuigtion Department POST - DISPATCH | Ottve 6600 Central ree \p- h ahe ™m ’ 4 for ro : . es STOPS. | nace, to tne Peat 5 tat Eamon a= Vaera ane MENYON CONTRADICTS MELLON this statement. aaid ‘hel the sec: , ; . , mn ‘wa Mara tere « o Former —w a » De ’ éé 99 . : , «> nics _ and QO hic Be wonderfully «ffe e Hemeeo- * 5 \gg°e * ” "os ra e al : © arin construction as the ome brek- stocking manuts nian ’ ‘ a = Before Treasary - oc oe emedies— s" s* ‘he iz” a 7 4 o Dem la 1@ ' * = - - —_ es yesterday. and woud also be , ; ve ee WASHINGTON = aside as having been ne venced . . © ‘ : ere . « ise n * we Y a _ -_ . a a ° : Mra Bariow . on yemerday a 2 7 : mm oof the tefense of she ¢ , ' +. Sh "2° oO " o . . . : . . ' : = Attorpey Haeussier said the » n ston and then sho meelf ~ . sh Free Sta » Ken . te Keep the skin and 14 De taken te the State, .o death Otain more - ceed tet compiecxica 12 pertect . Cour. tf Judge Grimm! +r... The Free State yught ¢h ; ‘reasu > 2-6 ia or B condit the mr.ovee «a , > ree — > °° s 2a a . . . : SK Be f 7. an~Dil ; : 10m through — '® Sf aside ° a (ne g "a a was ‘ . i , ni au ifier Gisnensid on r acatien triz *. 38 of the seasou s for over cighty years has relied upen Gour- aad’s Oriental Cream “e verdad) - : - ~ yas POP lia Dex A i3¢ »* is ™ a . «ee , * —_ . 7 = 2 ; ; ney aor “on atning 4 activities. White ar srepyv had the = . : : : ’ | — .*D ih ga e on i ; a ; . ; ' ‘ ' ~ , s Piying ‘Scheet eeiens ‘Kites oy ibeieet: an a ~~ oon m i Pa wee, ' : | is is not hrmted | —— oom edicine beck. The Ficsh-Rache! . ‘ >. ° Sens | Oc_fer Total Size om ated ese » . er. a “ese Led ; ‘ . e . a'e ‘“- “~s : é n a4 t - ; : : = =. . ust afte: he neon w his | , : , esterd , ae 0 an 'peCcia) h oh . aa N ANTONTO "ex Way " specting him ‘tea POI a, v4 | were named °: s° one ; we > ie a.o rs es use ~ pla — o ' aa ; : . . FERD. T. GOPEINS 2 SOM. New Yuk Me a4 ‘ATS . eo ‘WW he a _ ‘s - . u . sueeemd Lieutenant Noble F Race. ‘o- «rn. .n- | Ok . er eee Se ail purposes ley. Suden: in the Se0.\aneed fwnge them . - , ors ana Mara we rith g ne Bc heo! a Ae ly Oeld “ae k ed = ° . , ' * - here today * ler «a ah a rashe. " rites es _ > ° . er - = efene _ . oe 7 ' | * ‘ . trem 700 ‘ee The ee ane " , = ——— - nzZ ae : ~ ‘ be = ie 2 vase _ - : = - of . . >. : " a . > . ppaaae Ramos Hie heme wax i» Ih ' r termine wha ners “ a ° . ’ : er, 7 - ] os - ae. Are MH. S hw’ ,er : : "A AMOS Vie rl ; : ‘fa 4 . : ‘ “ . , ° - . ‘ Ark . e . Re tee] on - ; =? . _. . ‘ t 3 ° ee - i = . a ~~ — , — a aT Att Tem rT t-Oon~ ’ nT ATF | a wa = cae ; —_ eca Bg i ts i .em ore "-y- te eBtaie Ereek « 1 whe, 3 spents apons Sena solu- . (Team, send $1.68 fer tas es to st, Om t Len. r Tt wr rae« 5045 Souimgham a:. ™. Lewa. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED The Aeeectated Presse & exc! ‘fled te ‘he oee for republication sews Gene *ches credited t « oF oat Seteret «6 seoom -— ——s arm? _ .- ¥' $ awe rE are ; . _ os : 2 . Da a ae -- Ju 4 == nec **-se . =) ir? . le~we . . > : : . : : ms . ‘ca ar * : cod at? Tt 4 7 ; _ : 3 t . = ~ ‘ve ae -—. De rj > > y A Od ~ . = > : ’ ’ r - = oo or . »* : re = - a ; é i . >. ; eonMm rT ne as ~ +5 - ' = 7 Sour ; ° a > . ~ 7 Tr wh 4 a 6 - . ~ as, “A - ° 4 : ’ er - >| as e-.6 : ’ _ : — : a | a ~~ a ; : 2 ™ s x a” + . . ° - : if Tarver the ¢ Onan oe roe * . : ™ ~sae 2 : e ~ » . 3 — — ” , ‘ - poss! ~* P . ’ a? ¥ =s ~~ ' eq " > “ -- rr ew — os — " “ . " . ; aa - Pe aw ear - : ; rT Lorney Hall’ irgument. © Hall. Miss Lockwood’ ° f ball i’: neni . : ared at 4 - at + o- : ‘a as * present - . © C he Lockwo« hab J . ft Fe) ; ) a . > -_ ~~ = * > — s preceeding : ara. of ¢, --p,? re ‘ . ew we ° : : ' ° GG . % & ww wa oe same... The beard opposed ” 4 ie | r xe J ~ ;3e + uw t : A Fi on *,s —" - 7 ten e- 4 1." § US ak un ae | ) -*? * +. a Lie representing the hoer > ~ - : 7 ow ~- 4 * r err ind ° se G&A 4 ia _. kw : a grt 4° ' : an Air“? AAS » a ad ao sf’ er @ : : ; q Ai. Te ‘ > le a a - - [ne ne . o ar — re . , t “s ‘*a a4 eT sas « wt » ar’ or = A is - “ere ” al 2 ehae anc & *URdiing had « ema

Page 3

a ee we a ee Z 14 eect S28 AS THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 29. 1924. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 a = - EE a+ TT ~~ a —_——_—_ -——— ee —_—_—_—_—. + ee De — — nen Le —— —_— m= WPOEPPING TO TELL sstsss o-vcwrers MELSHFIMER CLOSES S008, F0m oCT J uae YOUTH GETS” FRANK TINNEY KNOCKED crow ano cam wo PRESBYTERIAN SEEK royest CAUSED HIS ARREST = FIN COURT WHAT mmm DOWNTOWN CAFES LFETERM FOR MURDER HER COLD, QRL SAYS. === === TEND FOSDIC C3 hing n , : : ' Patri M ented tt mu » MT : | a ee ir. § ar ro} a , oo : ’ A . . % . My ag E 1m - R j ' Wo . °. ' i “a? wee : rie vYhnlea q ; ; . . {) ‘S > 7 ee _ ¢ “ter r L. } . _ (fea - ‘ ‘+ ¢ e* e¢* .* : . , ~ : n . lestion o differences bet wae . etl * apneiaiyene gassed in |! , und on th arin enlk Or ‘ subbles “Follies hargé ~ General Assembly Calis ab ; ; wl ; x _ , P 1) = \ Nac ic . . ‘ ? ° 7" ° } - : . , - . . ‘ 7: ~ ‘eee oe iis. . ection W il] idqew : i] 1 re i ; .~ wan in i nir ri. - y ee ; " : at H . ys — © Accept Doctrines One) is Bek fun AMenta!l erry se an hi bd ° . ® 3 q , | erees on the theory jy aia a tae Doors Tonight. Sarah atreet iast isnt with Milline The . = n | | | ’ 5 gee Ss : ver eos : P - “a “nt / : 2 ‘ ‘a ‘ ‘ s@ je . I . a ” anu . oin meieiae : {fl « ry P , ~ Pan . ; ft 1 P , ‘ a ; . oe y i * . oy A en on.\ extent ae Judge Reopens Case After 4 ; - gail al pO ee. The Melsheimer Mestaurant : é . dnc. ’ eee xg . : prone : — MM Cl } -Vea! ld. By Leased Wire brom the New Former Municipal Opera me ee sae Ninth street and Washington ave- ve : : ea al aa aan Sinn tet leK is« tae probal bys t-k wn C eee oe pe. . e . ’ 4 . . ’ . . 7 2 ' : ‘ ‘ : f iyi ij r¢ tri : CLEVELAND, May 24 An da. seri) orth expected Saturd a uccumb to the drouth, will clofe | elashed himself in the garage be-| Jackson, following his convietio o conte’ ae : wall an (be Prepreamai AN Appear atur mye pe Zi Ne” n ire rect Oo r —— = , ee . ‘9 ) trie, , 7 | | 72 y | 4 rm he pi ic of the First Pres * the aie -odd ; ii a hihition | "th Sara! Sil ‘ t I - . : . : “a ma Loa v.03 ™ a it ie hie t Ques 7 hyn ™ York. ea‘ on Getens quest oss : im romorroy. il t) ir lay; Which Was asd . a | ; a6 ) _— ' Batu een wited Preshyterias aye procees . ria of Ce taurant downtown T! irs? ind 10 a FLUOA . ‘ of that : ; tne OUNn'TS é , «ht ch. e@ Rt. Re 1m M. Brows GIRL BE PRESENT % je was opencd in 1861 at 109 Mar- | Ferdinand avenue, where he livei! ry. trial ending yesterday, wag JUL at Mineola. Today Tinney wa Saini ainensete; ane rime? : '‘s | "nie - : ’ . , . *h ar] hoir 7 j : : - ee : ‘ ’ . . : ‘piscopal Bish- “ by Charles Melsheimer, nt aa Pg gs the third which oehler has had ~GRha court, yesterday directe e tess: and was a meeting place for mem- | !eft the house at ¢ Pe ee ) harge. Two won were ne ee | - ai ts ithe New York Presbytery to as ee, Tiled Also Requests That Miss 2 : Z ers «© he Merchants’ Exchange |?! oa e' m me 10 & UTan On e ju rhe first ; " oO} rte ahs oe : sa 7 meee pate i : Ly ‘osdick, for five yearg a “spe deposi. be ¢ | other the lower business ; Doulevars wer, Angpin : “. | juries, which disag1 ‘A wns | eticea ek ent mult radcy i é sa OS te ' i * stor at the First Chureh moved to Third) | aan pare: ~ | posed who! f me) : : panera ce Beara 3 SOreas & »f meee: ; a , On higan in at itom Poaws nate a situation which, the a ni the motion S Rg She moan afte ohih in ) List i oe . , - ' ? , has heen the " . a ‘Da : , . . ‘ ae ce. j ; } ‘ " ’ i ‘er. ®. : . } : le source © pane to Hear Statement. ae weptinad apart secatenate : died at 1:51 r ind) It was Miss Wilson—known a ) A seen : imned that hoe : oO TT ‘ ' : : ’ : ve iiwveiti ; ; : ; an P nig t nf * e . , - ric orbance. : was inde. 2 5 . | wh « ct ae te ae a a garded as a victory for the gre urvive after eq , and 9% ro to the PLAN TO PAY OFF DEBT . wel : ae abe | I os 2 a | m his hy sought harmony above , panions were di- Senat: "atifis ion. ‘ ae , ee ES Ng victory for either Fundamentalist ‘caus, Maeere : IN LIQUOR PEReNTs| ‘ . , . se , " , hut Secr Mellon v ry] wer hidde) n bandages Robbors Who Obtained \bout Vas elected moderator of t SUES, AS ADOPTED _ > “ ae => ~~ os ns : * _ Be = all a 1d “8 lad J. ba ‘ of him.” he said. “Smita said Advised to Get Detective. $100 at 12:45 P. m. jeneral Assembly of the Unf DAUGHTER, TO SET Sean, awataa ME | + arent ae tithat if they could show Bialc onal She said she wanted to make 2| FAfsseNNNINNIns miler kero sue iin Ra ki =ii?l cant — at. ar hing about (ee her ruld ji ecnary feloniou assault ] nanagr ¢ , North America at the opening sen re UNE, | cae ‘ccs sa GE Ge [eacee ts oo bane Riana eaies S aes nen ee Tae dinvuedd ner exeanie ve > cane sion here last night. He success \ _ ? a ciciiiate. | Souk in Pureuit. : : ‘new ’ . h 1, h . Hi 2 ‘inney S| nt to tl — a a es / we oe td W. M. Sawhill of Seattle, Wie sated ant Lae the | couth conteol ch sere Maman toe Py lieth: Mihi atinedie ae | "7 |: : r oda) akir } This is the third time in the his , , Ay *. 3 & * Aik HMCKWoOod . ther . . ‘ ‘ ' 21) oct ' . mn the net - - letting he! mask f , keer LION 3 re 7 > her t: $1 ire thie , ; dl s ; a . ' ’ : . ’ . ’ ae : oy | | = Pas t realized un’ ed as a frit- 1) ifter M i It ain’! it's here,’ Norm Whe it?” asked Whee . . " ¥ , : ; ‘ . . 4 h inner ria he é ini : iis i ,asy i of 1 rp ver. rt; if nseit that fF pings word ° é ye David C. Kerr, Formerly Stationcd id. a he shed the — Se nith is Mr. Mellon's } be Robert E : | -- — i cen ie ae t li wit child G¥ests snouid be } t} variou at Vancouver. B. C.. Surren- rem ul! ann ¢t nd pu 5 wel , om t Bal in, a, irele the neighborhos ee BLIND NEGRO CONVICT 10 BE y . . ’ " ; ; e* a. 2 . , . . o4 . > ’ a 2 . " . . 4 lies: one , ; meen | as important in the ise iution G ey } the ders in Washington. ‘tf against m i lere iim 1 Mean eaid hat in Senten Ji! a5 a U-. in : As Capt. Kirk r , “aes t porter e ) ei reres ' WASHINGTON, May Davi sates ahonern ¢ _ sicnies : oo aiia ‘tment Mis t | j n pair made prisoners | % . shen , Wi } hip pocket, as ! S a> + -omeb . “ewan 3 a : ‘ ’ ine in G06 / : orist d reporters he id ? : ger ivised Poeppit Of “possible : | represent Ker r. 4 i es ‘* " - , , 3 " . ‘ . . ‘.% - ’ ,7? pat . . ‘ev + + . - . ii &* _ : PsA { j e . : *» ons 7 4 -- opti rou t he Nor- A di 7° m whi ro Ss to take robab!\ n were _ a ne, in pursuit Norma directe Settles to the nuel, a friend door with the Boys Drowned in Creek. she paid him eleased the whisky isseqd 7 . I ii ( ildrens ft, “That’ rea his in his a and led ‘incent T. Riech- | recent months has been led about money — oo | aime area moth. “rank has been insanely jealou 4 in a quarrel outside a| the prison by fellow convicts. ‘ et rhe - ‘ he lowe! le. Tt mm ur ure theater. which 7 under adviseme » bftes ~~ . vr mone} : ounted, | ents at ssa eee ad detectives follo me, , | mark by the latter Belgian Cabinet Crisis Likely. * hearing rgus ts | | | es : er $100 000 RAISED $ FA F ve! only 39% Wa sOuns pare apes hae him ‘'m cra : ; | mt inying | we ine Sia > | ai ijl id Pee i ’ " . ; . . a \ aa. a> : _ . : Conc rit) a i aceu i}? i : . . ” . the R 7 “ i) ,s . . : : ' 0 m OR ’ ' r ' ( . ; ; : ' } : “ar }, 1] : } ; Ri } ' i on BRI SSE LS, May ze —The ‘ ham. he Board o:! ildren 1 ians : , hie’??? les im, bu t m throug! ndr t was show? ards | ue : : TTI hy . * 16: a found S I ie : eo | Het arix It Was Ww ‘ ber has accepted an early dise =, ding 18 1? } . ‘ , ‘* > BISHOP TU F MEMORIAL FUND ta . +a Y ‘ , , B - sit » I speak ‘) sii Li ‘ is wv as the AgEress fy? ee dthe grand ai¢ n ‘ n the bh ll g ving women God nef - ' | i an ; tiy : te} 17 . rot : , her ciorTniy £ 7 . “t a ' , Tj on \" wac arr ores iY, ° , - ; ty e” hill ) it? , ; : he Destructive moths! Often | ; . | ‘te rm Vs ‘ rat A . ‘ Campaign Worker Vert and raw Neither w heh Norma Was arrest- i rs, : | side ‘anrt todat : — 7 uryv |] . a ere right to vote in provincial elections | ti, , : : cae lal hi ; ‘ ind a ministerial crisia seems ift- ou never know of their JUSTICE at al and ior Ul —— , alin Pl: to Get 8$400.000 S ge vw ' “a4 i ’ 44 ‘ ‘ . . . ‘ ; : ’ ° ‘ j ; | malk uy ) ef | bound er to tl ran ury sh en ; ae , ) Thr. hment proceed Don't take this risk. Use awyer, mad Ime} ‘] \lemori and > mete a ery . o CENOL MOTH DESTROYER. He sim} ae, ee eee Sieposition of =the! dow: und, it was announced Sai ee ee tather is making ar-| “I did. The Department of Jus- | ney replied ME ee ee agen Kills moth larvae and eggs. — Cl + erie ee ee Boen. | ae sht at a ling of ca - seni 7 | ce assigned me to investigate some | He will be given a hearing Sa°. |). craw was doing Absolutely stainless. Race “ei | og a mepapatit ys inc ie smog Le nder respected by his/oil matters in February, vse, said ian . ves helping Congressman brought the charces., went up to and the fou 7 | tefers to Poepping's Confession. i vf rn othe gies Tog hbo is a | do 7 ue | ‘ he nf r Agito: ; ; s , sie a lay ie _— Rice Attorney-Genera! Daugherty’s while the res ;C Ti ln AS uw" _ “Uhiess= e* , ‘7 } aT > I il} the ~+#- ‘ v se : ; 895 on ~ P ;7 . ‘ ryié mSNINL ' ° . = ie ' ’ — : socleciatile save } eading h 1! : pas ader 1ea ‘apartment and gave reports to Jess “= corpus proceesr iz. ' roar i . ; . , . ATore han 5f $1.3 , hy > CAN. a han (ertal ss mber of . io ! } . ‘| a fers , : _ ; a “4 Ca} — = , a ina . - ; . ‘ 1b! 4 books ee nas Li “ag : i a ’ aN - on ot erie’) Go no evicet , , . Was Ong . a ‘ ney] ry ehair . ' . nat 4.4° oe } : at , ho ~ oe? ey ‘ .f a ‘he first are net the same. The board opposed Moses’ Conferences Reported. iss 4 Kw i cla} eca us if .verre ; See ao 209 oe , , ine Aa. al an i onan , oy )iiti iy 0) , , Mi Lo ~ iyi ; i , , ' ) : 4 .s ; } j . ; af i é ’ -estica co ‘ s F ‘ ; aie i ' idan ey od te 2 ; >TT. . ts iy rn : ] lL} Al or sale at all Cenol Agencies wanted defin! of identit | | , og ee Ager igi im : the | mt been inores- | ifornia, Mexico, he replied a cctisied- ot aide ae 2 omy laa cmap Assistu? ‘ ‘+ . ine lobar ie] ] i) ; | d ‘ i . . J Bia . . . ‘ , aa . oO? . ey? "2 on. i . . ' ° * s ~~ | , " ' n, on ales 1 L pl ever left epartyn f) lattes rest in seeking to get Bartlett ' , he hog j il is nnie | KW OO 1} 1) } este! Siu ; —— : unit | | it a ; TMé oar » 4 " »* 4 ry ‘sD ’ . ; ae v ’ ; f - J ?. ‘ . j : ’ . . . a . - . rt ‘ - © i z ) | , Fat! f Child a , lust he went : was 1 | fraud investigations he er ’ : ’ ' ’ ’ he : } ~ 4 . Aili \ - ‘4 ; ’ sa* ’ -“1ie as t™!© ‘at wr © pid. ¢} ‘ revi ‘ : 2 , : : then bee ; j nN , > +) as nOwn ¢ ilent a 7 ej the} the rme aA ' hy know abou it Moses | ' ended with the q : for ~ | oy ildré ho} After } arrest Norma, i Iv-'| America h | Phat ans you re making/told him. “Every thme I had a divine e¢ tate | bab: giren t tne 1 Kw ; les} ' ) oe Ww dv had , other p im te he - t oft hen an aid. | turned A i Nothine Tr . we , o du ue ‘ hap i A(t] : , ae | ae ai She ner . . az | th name of larti: ora} ' erpont ’ id . 7 , £1 rj > In “That's why Senator Moses v ay: Prove t! Od iby pag . tada ‘ bullet w nda in his: t] fath i r chi nae ' fident “Tr office! eatigation la dn get any appointments at the — : oe ee ae as tors” rht iv h vay adjoining neu ri i, } she id of the associatio! Congressmen Under Surveillance rtmen Justice,’ said Before you start on your Attorney Foriste! o testified a : ag : You worked for Morgan, too?” ° 6) , ae wacation, arrange to have _ “client Lockwood ) nd ih =e e : pape | | a iat “il ) - ) a Erhesiee put i the Daily and Sunday Post- baby w , *% cure | composur: court previously, | — ewes a de a... lehe tb in alkane id Had “Run-In” With Morgan Dispatch mailed to you. wet! — eng eae wt 7 Mae an Address changed as often f al lonm MN as desired without czire sep! a rr Bethesda charge. 7 ’ ~ as St. . ; ; = . _— . : py & th d nklin rien igh and Fra Mail your order to the Cir- Cncertainty About Date. f doubt ne i cre : pea uf : 7 : a 7 tele at who by. cir] } | sii siteial ssaiinaiitiiid . ela ' tall rel 1 ) tai into Fanni | wood's = min ee aes leks reyelvear ani » 14-3 ADVERTISEMENT | > wt - mnie cial warnes al about ——— *) culation Department of the ' there was ' (‘rr et Bechet a” itd. away, Rartiett continued, is her be tit she turne che automatic In her hand Danger Signals of iisieri.'sicorney, wan’ and) anid it war an outrage that these! yee hinds Circulation Department ee ne las Beouia f later con-iwant w nae i ou! of eis uae. h Blood Pressure nsaege Me "2 | er ane te dede care +4 Cheese _% Qo? : os> . — linnce : ia | : ' ' i : . . ‘ , eae _7 . malle | Ay. . ; : . , ; , , ‘ Ollve 6600 Central : : a angel aed ae : “Dizzy spells, hot Pashes, painsim 1 was r 0 | ¢ too | o 1 . becau cs sion oOncern ¢ | ~ iG , a) how thatt £1! a cen CO the bead, shortness of breath, sleep- +), epart t of Just rh Means described . riet yousness usual '¥ iD - , ' mre I et aw (fornes v4 | itn pena S Taste-full S Pimento oe ' 7 = oy — , , . x me ¢@a, ote » out . “at fanaa . rh ‘ pressure, warns 4 ina a a? . : : ate of y had light bh ss, but the tain behind hi: face nation about the date of her child’ yeici found treatment te; tiociand. wi ee pet ea ping Green Chile ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : la irn ar i: past. Another savs, ie vou . ee, 4 p ta a , -, , : Sesesenseseseseue a la at red it. Foumded by JUSEPH PULITZER, ;, * , afte ooking Attorney Hall's Contention holiday ) ‘hrist s and r yor seart beat while in bed - re Dec. = oo. Publiehteg ; . Attar Tr }! 77 mtents } ; ' . ;i% i. + ‘ OT) , " 11¢ by! od Dress iTe , Publier tly by The Pulitzer rt failing nett, . o ) ey : ~~. gre ee rings .M: 13. in | Co. Twelfth 4. ai and Olive Street a. ° ae ae lon : “a eit . or ' oi’ . : Had ont : The . c are svVmpi m= h } —_ 4 o, he ure 4 PRICES REASONABLE. a as et) i von 3 reation bef: he ‘ourt is thy fe) ure now TD 27 as tl ha there is an ccumulat+on Oo pole snige be Cveresicoerd Frames (Member Audit Buresu of Circulation.) : bu ou belo ; : iat smarting t t See ne e sys low ne b : . 7 Ce $2.00 Comsiete -_——_———- 73 oon ‘ ' _ . ‘ maine ene icn l ewsnape ; I : } nous Waste fn Le! if} ‘ MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. n = , aa ee : ae ng Stone gives inetant : ‘ it is known high blood erwise credited in thie paper and also -— . 7 / agent g ruer o ol jeu said Poepping thede't 3 oes ite Minin dock once for it is & Digger yee focal neve wr a therein All rights teriou ' tt accomnmi- ' —~ i? was rath pan seed oe Dei: b | sure brings on hardening of ti ication ai @ bereis , te cK we ig? nent tH is on tf tn Stape bieed: uts gbttu , ate , — “ae Panving 1) eo ; ' = ) : ' ” herpes the f wa! Try it neat time you teries, apoplexy, bright’s disease, a ; ina ~s : meg ; Dave At all druggists a udde 7 eath SUBSCRIPTION AATES BY MAIL I” , - pe Rare mega ono prescription - e . . ~ f a : . : , ADVANCE: MONROE DRUG CO., Quincy, UL serum, 5 Pe , enr4éd GSunacer. one ve reduces blood pressure 80 sureiy it is : tly. without Sunday. : —_ a ' >» wha ault preferr . ' > 3 adiea! _ Sundsy only. one vear . seo. a ' a The blister M an od 1 . ae : ae = a ; regarde| as a great medical success Remit either by postal order, expres i me pean . ere » | wa i tod: intil Jur is _— Often one bottle bi prompt re- mener order or ovis @eacthace~ ‘ ; , = ' - iat ever urt at — 4 Wolff. Wilson. Judge ro . , —e : . = mn . : . Pre ‘\} a ; pees . . 7 ———— Rie fiaia Ais, ww ~" ‘ _ " Dell rered by city carrier or out-of-to@ * | ) , — . » "hs ~ . 7 T : " 7 . oli il Tu - -. I . i . ’ ; , ut a Mf ores anc ot her good druggists are s a. , P ad ; copy _ . . . . , — » 7 rt is c r, > {7 . “Anti Septic : selling N rma every dav . i? s in — : 4 aparece e8 Geom )-cl\see matter Julg 17. . , . . sa 7 oe 4 1] = iy , / grit hy great demand. Ask for Norma ’ et the Pretoffice «* St. Loute. . ! 1 ' . | | ' , , . io r ure ender ect of March 3 1879 3 ) | if she ] pundiing. : for high blood pressure. + ‘Bel. Olive 6000. Kinioch. Central 0606 lecaeness ar

Page 4

if rni even , ; : i. a. Ti RewaAYT.~ The Daily POST- SESPATCS alone has MORE CITY Circulatioa th an the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED TRSDAY, a ‘* ats AY. AS ST.LOUG POST-DISPATCH id ee ee ts , amterable with uk er ef , 6priz- ete: we That ie why Keuege ® | Lied over other cereals or cocked © David Larkin's Proposal In- the new lists issued every week. No other talking-machine attains such per- roe a) rum>ied, w at re ie «= ss Tew it bread. une Sessnity reremmended by doctors. Ther |P°\agie cates and other recipes give cludes Lighting Streets fection of reproduction as the Victrola; and he range of sizes, designs and henge row ee on every package : ae prices provides a style for every home. As no other talking-machines or Phe bridge : aranteed. te. ee ne ae ae records equal Victor products individually, it is apparent that no other com- middie. the enginees ee cage: ersce referee yes: he epee bination than Victor Records and the Victrola together can produce the world wants ner tle s Bran acts on the ieetinn eis “4 as mature ac Gweere and c ans and rides r It makes bem funciuon a Red Seal Records Hungarian Dance No. 4,in B Minor Cecilia Hamsea | mm See ne ong Vieuztemos =F elie Sole Ceca Hanses First Victor Record by this celebrated young violinist who has gained the recogniten her splendid powers deserve. A beautiful tome, a spiencid technique, an amazing breadth of sty 'e—all are revealed in ths record. fA Brown Bird Singing Serie Weed) Reimald Werrearath| from hus ma —- taste—ypeariicusr-y if = has tmed ordimary umpalatab’e brans. Kellogg's - i gunsanteed. to give permanest re Hef an the mos* chronre cases cf cons*: best results. N Victor Record (Sittin’ Thinkin’ Tce-Fine Reinald Werrearath | A charming pastoral ballad sung with the utmost ease and - SL CE RL A A GE ee ea wee 's Braz ; = Hare rour childrem eat it regulary —two tab espoonfuls da. r—is « ase. with every mea). Rellogg s Bran « made at Battle Creek andeodata grocers. It is served in individua rec pouee 5 be the leading hbote'’s and cubs. for 1t at Four restauras. - = er - _4 — eree" "sa Gr: ght a - > - *na— — _—” = = see _ 2 Se EES REE pay enunciative skill. Victer recording does full justice to the arists interpretahons. Light Vocal Selections ee Od Henne -Ge-Reund Sm Harry Lander | 55222 1 Like My Old Home T Ser Harry Lauder / The first a song of good humor. wholesome and tenic as the wind off the Scotch heather. the cher in cheatin al tary style, so far asits music goes. Both are heartening songs and the records are Sar Harry out and out. —=® (A Little Bit o’ Honey |\Senny Boy 4-0 r ‘ore? +e a *4« a — 4 ~~ charges on ‘nres - ~ -* -_ en - = - 4-- =“ a... * 7 a . P _ i ee eer © LE EL TEA TA LI OLE LAL EEL LLL LDL LOL LALLA LAL OED =e ee: ee mm © - a et ee — / ae & Your itching skin is but a symptom Below the surface is the :rmtation this ssmple treatment reaches ' TFIEEN minutes, per- haps less, anc \ maddening itch wil reheved. Yer this —tan ling fact—in itself one of the most remarkable qualines of Resinoi— is but an indication of its che skin agacr acting normally —pihymcans have for twenty- eg>t years deen prescribing Resnol Ouoarmenc. it wow have today any spor, rash of irmtanon on your sxin, ape.y Remmol Spread a coar- img on the affected surtace and smooth it in very gently woth Victrola No. 220 $200 Electric. $240 Manoganr, cak or walnut Two songs, with softly “fetching” cradierhythms, for the heart of motherhood. The woice is ome of those rare ones wiuch we are always giad to hear, and the record is a splendid example of Victor recording. f When Love Comes Stealing Lewis James | \ Pm Waiting for Ships That Never Come in Bruce Wallace | /9°*® Popular songs of love and human experience. The frstis im walt: ime and is one of the finest records James ever made. The second is somewhat in fox trot style and combines ad murably with the frst number. Melodious Instrumental 1 Rufenreddy Piane Sele Rey Bargy j Two piano numbers of Bargy’s own composing. You may dance to them, for they are im excellent fox trot rhythms. Bact you must not conmder them dance records alone. for they are exampies ot Amemcan popular piano music. delighttul to hear. Dance Records Don't Hide a Bed Complexion } Banish fr~ck es, pimnr'es, black heads this new war: con ¢ let lrver splotches, mott patcaes or sallowness mar rour beauty. Arma ang discovery clears and wintens skim almost over mghbt Make This 3 Minute Test smoot: sowe of isco. fragraat creme upes _ Re very Sei ores gg ar . eS | De astomsened a! the way cor As& your Genm healing pr om the tagers. One applicanon . " . = =... 1 Marvy cases. Eo tae * . : . rea. _ oe Reanel 2 red nots 3 {The Little Wooden Whistle Wouldn't) |S. S. Leviathan ade. ute y “arm.ucss. [tw nee : % . W histie—fex Trot with veal “er er" Orchestra 19323 irritate the Gelicate texture of | Arabianna—Fox Trot SS a ee ore ae A par of fox trots of far more than ordinary meledic interest. the &rst with a vocal refram by Billy Murray. “Arabianca”™ exposed fess. It does mot de- temorate of lose its c&ecove is in true omental style. Records par excellence from the dancer's viewpoint. | ness woth tome. treagment. :f only surtace treat- " Get a jar of this sooching, Oriental Love Dreams—Fezx Tret ment, is often inefect ve. ; = | | bea.ng cintmer: at vou grug- 2 wen gg Es | iC = ) r Siam ee regret oe — | 3 a Original iH | Vere @ cance these Geep-ecnted = gusts today. or send for a free en hens - las ~ | My Daddy's Dreamtime Ni HT a | € couscectirritamon—tocieanse trial sample to Derr. 27, T Lullaby—Fex Trot the pores, kui germaandser Resmo., Baimmore, Ma ; rhe : —— ictrola No. 1 : a . ; >; Lively fox trots. Tikes Geen eens iia im style, RESINOL ative fox tots, The Seat sumer though, mappy isi, copates remotely en Schumann's “Traumere!” and “in the PF —-~mmenerd Sr 28 veers bv leoammg pi~ricens Deer cown beneath the irmtaenon, where marr sa.ves anc remedes fail even to Teach, wes the rea. cause of that Tash, ecpema of oc her sffn cw order. The most stremocus Fimdinge? - TRADE MARE C lef es || gaye 2) Victro SMOKEL SOOTLESS—ECONOMICAL ar ases he ox-i >| : mente 4 a— — Victor Talking Machine Company. Camden.N. J. a “RADE FRANALIS COUNTY CAT REGAL 32: 86-50" Shove prices for truck leed deiivrery anrwherer io “S. Lows. lf our prices deciine before October Ist we wll refund the difference. e-zpnons. -baangs. = ex, rash, scabs, ‘urna, ae. mingworm, cats. sores, s— 4 as LEMON. TO WHITEN SKIN ADVEBTISEMENT : -_ ms The sn. arm _.ess = war te 57 - ; - «#2 , - e *o m@mtrz tae nies at {ts | LE tre neces ws cree eel Neuritis? “t=” oe ‘o> “ammper deity ere Phone «as for «peal terms St. Louis Coke Sales Co. 711 Central Nat. Bank Bidg. Phone, Olive 1878 PEONIES | ~ WSR A ~ = Ge ghe char + yr @nri.e 4 ae Closed ‘Tomorrow The main offices of this company will. be closed tomorrow | —Memorial Dav. After You Work on Your Car |B st et your nandsand your inger-ups procam toe tact for several cava. lov a ttle Energre on them. It works Sne:—taacs og ail the Missouri Dahlia Farm con could be amet $y - sa 7 ws o- e 3 eet «© e : . aime Pe i ans > =F ee | a ) > es nm FACS at ANT vw War Set Bar Year Piewers ‘or Deceratien Dar Freeh Frem the Firid* Reete 14 Bea G8. Welleten “Starter. “©. Leate We Teke & Chertee cor te THeemee “Station “ i Rertee apd Wallen Sends Peeee VWebesck 45) Ove S685. 3 4. B.te 5 PF. WW. a wae Dr. Julius L. Bischof ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY +t DentalClinic EW AL LRAT O80 EXTRACTIONS ASOLO EY 2° STS Slo S058 Cereffee St —(Sear Greed) Beare: © A. EB. we 6 FP. Detty = Suite 411-12 Tower Bidz. ‘ Sain and Olire a. a | =e ,_*-< * Fraekiin Sr. a = ‘ta ieee aaa ane

Page 5

THIURSHAT a The bridge broke in the middie, the engineer would feel like a whipped Pup; the world wants bridges that wi ll Stand the gaff. Same way with crates they've got to take some mean punishment, too. And if one of our crates were to bust—we'd be the abused canine. Our reputation would be gone in a minute. But we've still got it—that reputation. People are finding out that “We Break Nothing But Records” . South Side Storage and Moving Co. | | 1901-5 Sidney Street Sidmey 4180-4181 Victor eT ens, Don't Hide é Bad Complexion Banish fre« kles pimples, blackheads this new wav: don't let liver splotches, moth patches or sallowness mar your beauty. Amazing discovery clears and whitens skin almost over night. TY) Make This 3 Minute Test ()).°" ..""" SMooth some of th mcoo), fragrant creme upen your sain the very meat morving look into your mirror! You will be astonished atthe way | Yoursk: nh ssbheeun tociear. Ask your dealer for a jar of Golden Pen oc k Rie ch 4 MWuaAranteed or vour tlarr. |} ee Nogent & Bros ; ar. 9 °. hag Stores Co ‘'f Wileon Drug Co.. Thesen ‘pe a Ftore. Krummenacher Stores Cad Ointment Skin Troubles Cadum Ointment has proved a bless- _ ing to thousands who have suffered for years from irritating and stub- born skin trou bles. Much suffering from skin troubles may be avoided _ by the use of this wonderful remedy. Cady ym,Ointment is good for eczema, pimpies, blotches, itch, scaly skin, eruptions, chafings, piles, rash, scabs, ringworm, cuts, sores, burns, etc. | ADVERTISONENT. ~~ GIRLS! USE LEMON 10 WHITEN SKIN The only harmless ° way to bleach the «kin white is to mix the juice o? two lemons with three ounces © Orchard White, which any druggist Jonhneon will supply for ® . few cents. Shake well in a_ bottle, and vou have & whole quarter-pint of the most wonder- ful skin whitener, softener and beau- tifier. Massage this eweetly fragrant lemon b.each into the face, neck, arms and Lavds. It can not irritate. Famous stage beauties use it 0 bring that clear, youthful skin and roay -white complexion; also 4% » freckle eunburn and tan bleach. To mus mix this remarkable hlieach vourself, lt ran not be bought ready to use because it 3c's best immediately after it is pre On | _ ee W. G. WILLARD “12 Franklin Ar. &. Loute, Mo} — ie —_—-——- —_— — OO OO en” ae _ . - at i i ee a f eS — - ns “ . ee eh eee ee ee ie le ~~ YL Ree mre THUR SAY, MAY 29. 1924. ——+- SS aw ~ oie atte The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED _ST. LOUIS POST : DISPATCH ——— LL _ ——— - — A ne - a —_—_—_—-— — _ - —_—— = ——— —- = = ee ee — —- — ee -. _ GRAND- a Special Sale of Men's Light-Weight Suits | With Extra Trousers $28.75 SPECIAL purchase of a lot of very desirable Suits at a great price concession enables us to make this extremely attractive offering. These Suits are well tailored of light-weight woolens and are suitable for Summer wear. They arefashioned in popular English models and may be had in light grays, powder blues, tans and other popular colors. They are especially well finished with mohair linings and seams are silk piped. Sizes34to42. _ Another Group, With One Pair of Trousers, $23.75 Linen Knickers, $2.89 Are Very Attractively Priced Every golfer should welcome this opportunity to buy good quality Linen Knickers at this special price. These are well made and full-cut, and come in white, tan and gray shades. All sizes. (Fourth Floor ») Men's Straw Hats Are Featured at $3.00 AUTHENTIC new styles in a variety of well- woven attractive braids are included in this Straw Hat group. There are popular rough braids in new suntan or bleached effects — also, fancy, smooth and rough Sennets. Sizes to 7'%. Bonar Phelps Fine Hats, $5 to $ro. Straw Hats. $1.85 OR the man who wants a good-grade Hat at a low price, this group will have particular appeal. In- cluded is a variety of onanes in correct new styles. (Main Floor.) Boys’ Blue Pencil Stripe Suits’ For Graduation *'2 HESE Suits come in all-wool ° materials and are well made. “The coats are modeled with yoke and inverted plait back and. alpaca line@ Have patch pock- ets and belt all around. ‘Cocoon”™ English Broadcloth Shirts Very Fine Quality, ee, OCOON” is a superior quality English Broadcloth notedfor its fine, high luster, silk-like sheen and closely woven texture. These Shirts are solid white and come in neck- band style with French cuffs. A complete range of sizes, 131% to 18, sleeve lengths, 33 to 35 inches. Black Brook Mogodore Bat Ties $4 Union Suits Special for Saturday oe SS HIS is an excellent opportunity to supply your Summer underwear needs. These Union Suits are made of good quality madras clothsin a variety of patterns. They have cen- ter or leg opening. V-neck style, nicely fin- ished. Sizes 34 to 46. Men’s Oxfords at $5 HESE smart Oxfords are made of tan or black calfskin in square 6r semi- i i square toes—sott or box style. All have Goodyear welts and rubber ‘Pointed end. reversible Bat Ties, most popular this season. Shown in smart bias-striped effects. Sizes 2 to 32 inches. “Kerry Kut” 98 The two pairs of knickers are strongly made and full lined. Other blue pencil stripe Suits for boys, $18.98 to $375.00 Special Sale of Boys’ Wash Pants $ 1 19 HEY are of such materials as Priestley aer- tropical worsted, Irish linen seersucker This is an exceptional buying oppor- e as well as im- (Main Floor.) pores, and beach cloth. tunity and we suggest buying for futur mediate needs. Shown in gray, tan, sand, natural, white, heels. All sizes—widths Ato D. Truly unusual quality at this price. Shepherd checks, green and other colors. A Complete Selection of Men’s White and Sports Shoes, $3.50 to dl rae es "Hors Own store—Fourth Floor.) — (ese + oe 4% & ——s ~~ -—=— <<. @& ~ ‘s ~ Pa

Page 6

THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 19°54 ROWNS 4, DETROIT 2, (1 1-2-INNINGS); VOIGT PITCHES AGAINST WHITE ~ : — . ————— a a — a ei ei i i i a a ag ll a a a a el al ltl il. ~ a ag yg a BB OF REL Oe™ ee Tobin Hits and Scores; Indoor Sports ies = rawn by Tad Cardinals Since May 9 3 ; 2 a ( } a Oe Og Oe gg tg gl a a . - ~~ he ee ee ee . ° Y ‘ 7 y Ys , , / «a -" 4 7 ue YOU : | ’ hy py fp COUNT ) ota a» w- ; : Ye = ERO EI-ZE.. Have Outplayed All Tear Voigt’s Wildness jfmpe \j 222.) Wi tplay T 7.2 Snx IN SOS Gives Tigers Pair By J. Roy Stockton, iM the Post-Dispatch Sport staff DETROIT. May 23.—Olin Vogt ermoon im th fina! game of the Bro Mehill. a left-hander. hurried for th- ird base for St. Lovis. cach Jimmy .— e sixth. buat five tall remor the | ae ung home | ; My 5 circuit im that time During the . .* gext Thursday and Fridar. Stand at Spertsman's Park. the ic- , a * ‘ farrell yesterday led the East. - the club's siready | be cals had a Detter aterage than afr large bospital fier resterdéay Ps -izb im the league, as the Cubs with The latest athletes ts go ‘2 : ‘fying field with a brilliant 144 owes [9—6 were next in line. Im the! Were Jake Daubert and han - he Worcester Country Club fer Reash. De -- : a , , ne same time the Gerarts wen eight abert was hit im ¢ ee: the two-day 36-hoe “On Lest , and dropped ime. The Braves! | x ee | gark that was three strokes ahead : > a. - - » = “saster™ -4 1 . with 3— preomincac _ = - on , : " - . . o Fotbergilil Sent (0 second « s ™ © ste oe fer © cere See~we. 5 “ardira = captured ‘sur eu? =! five ‘wild pitch Heilmanr waikec _ —— — a a . Neen a Rep — series. They stoeped McGraw: t singied to mg. Scoring +1 : “otherg?!). Heilmann sStoppins a ' a te oe ee men four sraignt; wee, twe &@ ai went to left When he wns Ge — goder part. for bis final round, ond. Voigt defiected —Rignes : am 4 = U.S. Soccer Team RESULTS AND ENTRIES RulesAnnounced == -= °: °2~ ce Soe eT Se re nash gut of Gerber's reach arc ™ canns : , . Grereerciatibiaciimammphiciigediandemn aE three from the Phillies and three er Luque took his place ea m heels to a sar eae, oe a om fer a sing . pregrin ao Pictsbere ' , | Def t d b F Gibbo d out of five from the Reds. Onir in Counting Wi . there wall . Ss veterans. oo pens hte * A. S €ated DY oe, = OF GIDDONS ANG «2. sass win ne Dedees «2 Pom rn ee, oS ae v RUNS. . Rockers clan falter. édreppizg % | ened the belief tRat 5a(h “i & _ * : s - a . i a ; , o it - 5 SE - SBCOND INNING. , Uruguay, 3 to 0 8 SS T5T; momo: cere Carpentier Bout °°" > == See ee -_——e—— aw - MMI - #7 - by - 7 - ern section of (he pre'iminary qua-- - — Oe ) Seeeanre min nae i 1 | ~~, ¢ ap, fe sa vg FO RATTONAL LEACGCTE. SFP se ,* when be turned in Fe. & i™ ‘ tacular bit of pinay eixher tournament © wee BROWNS—Jacodeon sincied : - moar oe McMillan uP ted safe). after | : ; . req! ‘eatures ef she a "7 } e f > | round. bem el “a ce fou! s hit ¢ = a aa . team's at-hom 0 ro e060 ‘S22. two under par, ween igo : : ~ Referee Dickerson Says He ‘*™® 2t-home stand was the tm-/i Phila phia , a : ) eee ; lia Br che Aseeciated Pres ’ : : Sotheren sc each produced 42 finalim drew a throw from Whitehill > Is y 29—Th . Ri 7 saree Oat | MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. May 23 , , bianked Hendricks’ men with fire ‘ 7 _ he To-hele championship tes 5 , Gerber stole home. Todir i- Tomorrow s . vIn pe cer foo Tem! oda on sa an ta a 7 wien en@etios im the « 3 . 4 Btlerbee beat ov’ com . . = i 7 ae ‘avy ‘Tain programs — | nothing wreng. Oe | me ae Penre S to 0. but oo! instances, also. 155 Wa [out a greg VATIONAL LEAGI 2 , : , : ended. Georres Carvertier and Tem “™ 1 i= an sTerage of .363 starting hus first game ualifying tally. but com te Rigmey Tobir taking third arfines «af Pttsrere “wo gam=2 2 3S : mn 4 _ _ , , -4 ae i art é. » Athietes madq 134 of the year and Eddie Dyer were >a ade _ ds showe : - . os ine Oe > co ‘ , ; , +. wr . , ziD>boms pianwrec te take ocly light , : > o T~. s a sé é . . on a - . - : t 4 T an attempted double st+a ) ~ Ghee ites Game 3-2 peu : — _ im $23 trips to the plate ang | ™* at opportune times im the sec- with condiliens fait in tie son oril i = Wee out at the plate. White: exc 3 3 > om. car ¢>: MI I nase > page a = > Workouts pertDaps frail today in omd and the Reds made eff with « — —F Bassier, THREE RUNS 23). 2a - , » ccocme tO . -_ —— o — 1 sana 7 We ff dar e™ - ‘ ‘ et : oa 2 ¢ te se . ‘ Sot Poren's shutevt ri was AMERICAN LEAGUE. , a ; tia ; : 136 ~. siebponrs= * ed bm boxtne res- es . cTery the Ls . 22 : » Caiu : . ys Grst gaimed by a Cardinal fimger = . oan , #8 Dece NE eee show: 7 - this year Tatil the seventh e 4 t Frees : ; [aes spengprapenn saan = . i. cee." ; ™ ti sc his Fren ‘he Reds did not make a single BO BELMONT BARA SCRATCHES. 3 ) . i- Sethoror aiso beiped win his ook Oo experta‘tions, : a ; Rapectod — a ae , a E = pag =: a 3. , , —T hc . game when he singied with ie Gee -*"* —*#¢ 5 mom © tT : .2 Pecan . Loa—Giants 126. dages full to score the Grst rams a 6 Joe Kirkwood. ‘he battle in the r a , ; aod ',ene Ssarazen. | ) — zame be big = | mga iS — ” ; rae rR a ‘ ,nere Was some good werk from round “~~ r Pa . nese crac Sreewes ts anes mr ~oeds | ’ : set I caring | the huriers during the home stand Pat Demeans pinch double in the in feild, Sat une : . Rom eee de es the Rickeyttes. Jess Haines and nimth with two. runners on GF 9p others _ . ams iS? RAC! ; SET Lis Be . sn Maneiesills sean ae - qe Dyer were the paths deat the Rickevyites 2 the 8 3 1. 1998 champion. cam he Aeeertetet Poe. , re ee ae —~y . = a » Reg wi > ' ; Se ae 2 Tictories out of : r nightcap * . : c having failed to qualit — . aoe - : A 7 —-- -- se -. : - * ° PARIS. May °3.—Fp:rard. -fac sng tices oo > 2 ee ae = _ 7 ne: 5 rt Teday is an open date fer sage tr , for the past we yeam » four-rear-old. was behten A n: Piet a ang preity ae = . | : sie iia : e th | Cardimals. Tomerrew ther copes a | 2 Ww Cax. Broekirn pobll i. . . ——* ' — : : —* . } aa ae m e ’ : Aone ; 9 : est. while Sherdel a)- lier: at TS8. shared thi t the Lenchamps race ‘mack ‘his wes : TTARSa the aries Wells and 9a heey oul : = a = per : aches. med. a : 4 > tem ie of Washine ms ae ft ee OS o a | coi % . . ; : 2 ; . a *' pitas? Pye ~ frermecoe on Sos tret anibeara er } > rs 2 mene ~—e al . ‘ ' - 2 ‘Ts . : ty : ss. - .45 = 132 ‘ . t . : . : - ‘ i= = >¢ , : a . — , y : = a ' ~ es” eri@Z ? Rr * ne (ptimes,, was two ‘eng hs Of- = se Radu - ckea of emt im: ee —7 . = 2 23 a ‘oul be clasmed he would The diameter of the arena ts 346 7 ; - Weetfield. SN. J. tm 192 fal . . oe on . - — : : (he fallen bemer ‘St and the rim w@ 35 feet. a> : ~net-up to Bebby Jenes. MS P ‘nard, with Fwerert Harres " , >° — = : 453 ee ¥ PT ; Me i) dl > = tT DOS Ar e inc Pes Lager par ‘he certer. ide Prad ‘ “ew York. Peter cy Var tg againa Capt. J.D a *he ane tank it up tie ; : c @ as f the Fret - +9 mak " *xamination Te Ww regarded as one of the finest ce J of Heawerth *¥ ‘* Pr Galahad TTT ? "oe : ' : ' . ; 3 ¥ 1 5 »- > >. , : “ ORS Oe , Re af ‘’° a toh 4 at & Cieud Max . ' , Weather raiminc: tracy sopp: — ; — Se ee oe ae st we Bra ss -ae 5 »* ; oa tad res . "orrTest wou awar? to aa zz m UP. and carrying ‘55 peurds eid : cstes * = = . 4 mote Met em. 1: - 28 mr pe om coud , Se fouled bexer. Scr if the physrcian ) eas. Black Falls te Quetifr. & joint farerte Sth eu mos : > 7 ’ 2 the cortest on a knockout. — pense Terald Setth of San Fracnciec Pore — - oO * ™ ee . es - — : i‘ : — = » : , Z . ‘ he loca aah toes > a . ' = a4 & force of (°° carpenters odar ' aS Californta erpen champicot. had 72 eo" — i — ! _— - 7 ~ fewrt > ac *>e ? ° . " . > -—! ; : i ° Tar ~ — ' ' Of] . > Daz aly teree eamatrere. chi’ & rem pregram. « andicap of ore muie ( Wh W aaah ae ee eee ' 38 = 7 ¢ “> Frenecaman's ~ Deve Herree sed +. RB Serert 2 ho e 2 = » 5 ’ een » 5 a a furiong Fuerre Wer -eime> ’ Sere were foe mers. e@ Almaviva and Spazish Mo | In Basebal/ : ; te i-Tas - — es =o. etre Bette Joree came with a streke of tying Gene Sarum for the epen Uthe- at Skok = Tears ago Methors Qualifies With 156 William Melhert, the Merth HU Clue prefeesions!. the saly @ Lecisan cempetire qualified i Tbicage with # 13% tro reorder Ve ? getting "S ‘er - 7 stile Pe « : a testa’ for bie seorord roeir?@ ~~~ : ~ ie tee amen ’ ) : . chm Ragera of Dayton. %. #4 = + ; % vith (52 bet estabeenre + oe SBseteitieits® xR EY ' ai . : ’ . : ~_— ' ae *he iengest @rivrer t ‘te > ik. AT CWh Ace? at , ’ @\ Weet. fa “Se 580-vard “2 2 teenth sola Rogers qa 9 reached «he ede of “ACC ? ™riehere— ‘wo terrific wallop ki ‘eng pott rr an “cag wer eee Cwrrage—KReer anc > Pore AT BOST DS T-eterdac be se@nn tet chad Greece: _ |MELSHEIMER’S RESTAURANT two putts fer a birdie frer. DE GALIVIERE AND PERSHING Now Serving Steaks, Chicken, Frog Legs, > —_— Soft Shell Crabs, Etc. . : \ aa WR. MELSREIMER IS WOW GIVING THIS RESTAURANT HIS PERSONA Lome : ee — ye America’s Physic , res" «rr -* r = _ : wee forced to rer Vie& and Holm « while he i eut 5955 OO OOOO -_— ow 6 ee - ef. 7 » tN me gor on ayo - Tyan td ; “0 gas) a i es at eh ath

Page 7

2 ee ree: —— I : a ee | yr — agin RL er TOP eg — > Ds SE it a ae ee 7: - > ¥ Err gree owe? a —— , : ieee . | % i : ms) , » 4 ¢ x : ™ oe preg re. {err A ope gop p . f — ST LOUIS POST-0 DISPATCH. - | THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 1924. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH HILL /FOUR AMATEURS QUALIFY FOR NATIONAL a 01 TOURNAME i,” ee - ee aoe a --eee ~ P a a eee — — — - —e—————— — - _ - - - » May 9 | "Eastern P lay ers — GOLFERS WHO ‘WILL “Gir | Athletes = A Eight Wrestling hates: shateiia 5 |e To em ; PLAY FOR NATIONAL Z "Lead Westerners | _ ore cumpionstr Mourn Loss of WYK _f/ Champions Non sed| |" SUES sas ea All Teams @ 4, Fliminations) =“ —= - ce American Olympic Team Se BSE Ee eee ‘nel MacDonald Smith. San Francisco, 147. I- Weedioth od | hme Trip to Kansas , lected—123 Men Com- |) CARPENTIER NOT STURDY ENOUGH (\%2%0000 ore ote ous = (reorge Kerrigan, Los Angeles, 12-9. . > ig 4 O , ‘ Al Watrous, Grand Rapids, 151. : rganization : Farrell, With 144, Made at Dewey Weber, Yricago, 157 Pacific, (Mo.) High School oe prea apne j ou08 : out “jon the Schuylkill River Saturday | 4 ‘ or utchisoen, (hicace, 1. acili«c. oO. oo F Georges Carpentier defeats (Edwar? MeGul f RKuffal ; but Si ‘ h Worcester, Is rie Medalist | are od ne 12. Telm Was meade to Tom Gibbons by a _ knock~ By the Associated Press 7 By y Jimmy De Forest De | tlonal dagen 4 nemmleds.. ‘havea ut Six for Winnin for Two oups. | » a \ut or by a convincing margin at NEW YORK, May 23.— ormer Trainer © oral s amNpron mpeey. |notified the American Rowing As- 4 Mark Dave Robertson, Detroit, 15°. Board Train. out or by a cc ' ay 29.—Eight wright. 1994.) sociation that he expected to com- : : P.O. } 8 -higat ‘itv. Saturday, those national amat ‘rest}; “ew ‘ . 3 in Sixth Place, Is Only 4 egy ter ge soda - a oe Mik aigan Ci y. _ _ s. = . ii amateur wrestling cham- NEW YORK, May 29. Tom Gibbons ought to beat Georges Oar- pete. Others entered for this race ° ; = | Se Six gentlemen Who FrisKx * met} pions were crowned in Madison pentier when they meet Saturday afternoon in the ring at Michigan are Paul Costello, recent winner of) MEHLHORN TOTALS 155 laurie Ayton, Chicago, 153. young-giria, students attend- plate on past performance may ithe Philadelphia chalHlenge cup: W, Dut of Lead. . B George Sargent, (hicage. 154 ing the Pacific, Mo. and University as well slip themselves a littl ‘Square Garden last night after a/ City, Ind. It is difficult to say how quickly. Tom should win, for KE. Garrett Gilmore, Philadelphia : a o : ’ _ ; Ld ‘* 4 ij ; ; } are ; : ' 4 er , ¢ . . ; Be P i « ; . : ‘ : . waite Cincinnati, 154 nit high Scnools, are mourning yj varocvanic acid in lieu of a wo-da} tournament in whfch 123 :\he never has been a quick finisher. Indeed, he is something of &land Granville Gude, Washington, BD. St. Louisan Will Be One of 84 Y a me arg eae ne ‘ aay a mischance which de- morning's morning cer tional winners compet ed The siow starter. ie ° . ia . ran i ° «bed. ’ ’ ’ e ; 7 i» “ : . ' “ , ha oe . prived. tne girls ,of & ip to Law If the Frenchman wins, ther winners in al! classes, except the With Carpentter it jus tend to prove anything Those | McGuire also notified local raw- , ling officials that he would rema@tyl Weck : , " i will th ec, Competing in Final at De- sail the oo ts Ons Tg rence, Kan., where they were to is n FORM: /112-pound which is not on the! . tin at the affair between | on , O + aE | : ' +}, : : . hen” v‘ho satin at the affair betwee . at-h ra ° . urcess. Lake (rene. an. Vo i6.. 155. vs e omMpete ‘ ath lave in - — : . ‘ other w a round (jo! ces Ss 2 ih : after he ~ ' : ome stand against the New . tro:t Next Week. Abe Espinosa. San Francisco. 155 nave comp d in what they were Evervthing in the record book Olympic program. will be official veussvbn tier Gast eéadied aia the champion and Gibbons at the Ols R ' — _) ee ‘ re, vie ‘ . thea "a . . _ - Re . . - : ] g iy fast a rT. ‘ es 7% e > : ris el pen Bian haddie Williams, Peoria. 156. : wei aioe eee . oa von enocked out—or even rhe Pacific Coast claimed three atlas 4 oma ‘sat, Daal there ‘to stay the 15 rounds, | CLIFTON, N. J. May 29.—Qute! ymen now are WORCESTER, Maass., May 2: _ doe Novd&, Berkeley. Cal... 156 ‘heir entries were in, their trans- knocked down, so his manager the Middle West two and the East | if , ioe ¢ ; sme i , oe Carpentier, on the other hand, | fielder. Arthur Raymond of the : * ?- 7 ‘ “« a ea ‘ . > ’ ‘ ; , ‘ —s Cc aa - ? | r ‘orn iq s . ? i} : ‘ e at ct = A Bs 4a : " r , ome lend. ma awo young home bred stars—-John- Andrew Kay. Torento. 156. portation arranged and the squad, harps: while Carpentier has three of the champions, Four. are | err eae , Sytner be a went right at Dempsey—a fata! | Doherty Silk Sox. a fast semt- pro- aa : Farrell of Tu rho . oY ] stenard Linares, tens Beach. 157. in charge of Principal Leevy of the been flattened several times college men. Two 1923 champions Br to Che bout It will: See thir to do—and got his There | | fessional ¢ baseball team, today Oe Sete ’ ' “Tre ’ . if 2. -” ‘ --* , . ” , . . . ‘ . - . . =» ; ; \4 - 7 : . ae ° . . y > my rarre! h an Bob Pirie. Chicago, 15°. Pacific, Mo., High S@hool, was to T al ateade sae retained their titles. The winners| * *7™Penuer ‘(;ibbons is a-method- ; a site » atermann Ptntel signed to play with the New York) ‘ . . “| ee | » ‘t) in t ss i- ; . ‘ a 5 F : : : P - . ” n et . j ; Tt) a : 1S ical battler, not brilllant by any Bays | ny sage | Yankees, reporting next sprite. Joe Turnesa of EIimsfer ? NY a= doe Devany. Detroit, 157. have departed for Kansas L niversi- redoubtable Jack are: | in h iat ing in . th go ( ac md JUS OID: : ' sOUwN = neans, but he possesses a ter- € & CASMpIOm, anc jum gues | Raymond, who is 24, has hit better Two More Reds Are ; | RK. W. Freazy. Danville, 157 , € agaist | 4 : ‘ tm the front ; ° y. « Bede. iv. Lawrence, Kan ) Robert R ‘Se . , Te ; . ‘ ‘ | have stepped to the fron as for.- - ' Po . Sa a Carpentier fail- | Lobper Rowsey, (;arv, Ind.. 1923 Da an king a pAnaway. , Added io Hospital ' = ; Charles Hiicenaorf. Detroit, 157: An then the fun began. Dempsey, where PSBUICE tas lchamnien. 112-seuns clase “| rifie left hand bédy punch and | there and making % ' ge han .400 the past three ygars. ; midable contenders for the national Harold Long. Pontiac, M.. 158 ‘ r lock 1 oe ( hy ed to survive four. Georges ' aie --pound class, Bryan | if he uses it he a’ id soon wea holding match of it t o clock last night Coac Kise | Hihes "orth weater: Fen Bictiiatiealen? 1 ses it he shot ar | . lacks most of the requisites of ines, Northwestern University, | Nevertheless, Gibbons has ev- List 6 4 ay neh} , ir (haries Lorms. Columbus, 15% 4 Mi + ‘ 4 _Injaries ; ’ open golf ' hampio: hip at Detroit ; = - . . ‘i a) 4 . A ils n. Director of Athletes = at 123-pound clase: Robi) Re a oO down the Frenchman. | PPI AP a J. BR. Kinnear. Hamilton. Ontario. 158. : ~ i ‘ boxing defense. where Gibbons = ; iasSs: .r eed, re- ery physical advantage over (“ar- EF KXCURSION Two more R . @ext Thursday and Friday. | Alex Campbell. Cine! ti, 158 Kansas University and in charge aes , gon Agricultural College, 134- und | Not An Accurate Hitter. a ag ed regulars were : . amp . Cincinnati, 158. the Olympic trvouts (fo is a master (‘farpentiers only j”°. aon p ae It ould not surprise me a bit pentier, and with Lhe question of | VINCENN IN ' ** I . " . r men Ciass: Russell \ is Los Angeles. , wou ot . ury ‘ sa ’ condition even (3) hbbons ough , to ; ES, D. added to the club's already . Farrei! ‘ Psterdayv led the Fast - Jack Hendry. st. Paul. 158. vl , i ' offense is A right-hand lead —Nne ’ e . K oi only) scheduled at Lawrence, Kan.., F , Q°: h: aod ~ : K. kK. McCarthy, Memphis. 15k. of the most dang: rous of al] ’ ze ( lampion, 14 } pound class: have little trouble in winning. T Sunday, June lst large horpit i gg : al ; ; ‘ . ) f ne T peer , } - The Intest athi rear yesterday. J - ern section of the preliminary qual Frank Sproeccli,. Memphi«. 158. called the sports editor of the Post- caema' of attack bon him atten Perry Martter. Los Angeles. 158 foul Mind, I'm not insinuating nintc 4) a. pafshor-setet ' ; fo o ; ™ . . . ' : i bi; . | Turnesa flashed into prominence Mike Brady. Mamaroneck. N. Y.. 150. official in authority. Lacy was = sor - “ morrow afternoon. Second and! With being. True, he can sock a ©" NIGH hand, Pat Doyle, Lake Champlain, N. ¥.. 150. ont of the city yesterday. ’ - third A. A. U. medals will be; s00d deal with that right ler and Wingo | a ‘ ost anec Played at first when he turned in the most spe: ' and ‘ aw aiid Peter O'Hara, Haworth, N. J.. 151 ey a a . , in the second rame Aasi«- , ; tacular bh of play 1 ex rded In | Ses Cistesin’. Maw York. 282. e fhe names of wie oe entered Carpentier a Puzzle. awarded and the Olympic Selection | and he is something of a sharp- ne 4 ' 69. two a2. were given by ¢ oach Allen as fol- A CORRESPONDENT inquires Committee guided by the results| shooter with it. but only with one | coo : h Zg Fairs t OE ee ~ 6 rn 0 ee > ee - ~~ “~~ a aS - if Carpentier lost this battie on a Ch OIG A ALOE PB ee Ni ay dy McLeod of Washing‘: on. LD. C.. and four in front of ViacT*onald | waar Manager “Greasy” Neale : : ether tournament =. : Arthur Reid, Farmington. Conn.. ; a went to left. When he was tak- © under part. for his final rounda, Gene Sarazen, Briarcliffe. \. ¥. 155. sows Irene MeGulre, Anna Mec- of these bouts. All wrestiers who| Style of punch, a sort of a loop en out fora pinch hitter, Pitch- | . 3 These voungsters showed their James West. Cedarhurst. 155. j suire Katherine McGuire, Gladys 63 " b : iin lost to any but the champions were ing swing. Otherwise he lacks . ' ad ner ‘ rare? : ; r 1¢T a. e ‘ CK ‘ ] — , , | er Luque toox his place. theels to a star atray of Eastern | D D. Hackney. Methuen, Mass... 155. Maner, Margaret Buemer and Vio- That = “3 on Bras oy tag ‘eliminated. | the accuracy with his punches Counting Wingo, there were » veterans, includin ar former Gil Nicholls, Providence, 155. let Browning ve peguratal ' vs yt to an- ——— that I like to see in a real fast if | tone end i ; S. e rir] ¥: all iey swer because o the circum- | : : , : ‘ but three real regulars in the 5 champions, and the impressiveness ns oe aes w Me se These girls have oe achieved tena Pres pasion ae tae | Young Stribling Wins. snappy hitter. When Georges | _— take your woes HS we — oo. Cas and c i vy. ‘ . r 4 ; ; _ > . “4 ' aa ~ = ' . > : | ‘ . 7% ‘ arence ackney tianti > > eputations in ocala letic meets I — By the Associated Preas. finds the going rough, he is prone | put those weary, snoe-crin ed, ac improves the : Red battle front j ~ we Al > atrendgth.- n the second with which they did it strength T ©. Arcweer. New York. 154. ) ream * , | | | ; and most of them were readily lefeats. Two impending knock- NEW HAVEN. Conn. May 29 a to throw his pun hes with wild | mg, burning, corn-pestered, bunion- ’ tite, . tortured feet of yours in ‘oT Headache and Bilk,.| Outs were converted into mere ic... a | : ele Ps } and Burnes. factors at Detroit Farrell's best -~ 3 ae identified _ bel dyer ting to the Pa NA gg ori 5 ee ‘Young Striblin& of Macon, Ga. was; abandon. letting them fall where A t bal th | fousness, corrects : say was over the outward nine of Francis Gallette, a nureiton. 154... “| cific High Schoo! girls team which defeats by Manager Descamps to | given the referee's decision over! they will bath. Your toes will wriggie wit stipetion. Walter Hagen, New York. N. Y.. 154 pe been winning many local teack | ®4ve his man the K. O. in his | Ray Neuman of Jersey City in a Gibbons is just the type of* Fioy; they'll look up at you and al ‘ Miss record. These were bouts with 12-round bout here last night Neu- | tie eG AON 6 oop io most talk and then they'll take an- fighter who might get Carpentier ; ean aa . other dive in that ‘*Tiz’’ bath. . OPPO LN iin dlttt_ey | his final round, which ne Bie Ben J. Lord, Glens Falls, N. ¥., 1 ~~ : hi phough he permitted but five runs 2 two under par. whileéxTurne dack Strait. Hartford, 155 nd field championships. +e - , ‘ , we . 56. Browning is from University City Bil Papke and Frank Klaus, | ™an was outpointed in every round. he will : ~ on the borderland, where ht io) | When vour feet fee! like lumps of Mala . ° “i d Herat : how many times Carpen- A vegetable. adde in 22 frames, lost two out of three. with the same figure for t} a Charles Hotner. Philadelphia. 154. High Schoo! : pw ts middleweights who Stribling weighed in at 168% and be Smhoron Harts Shutout. | Sine holes of his round. was three oat Walter R. Bourne, Westfield, \. d., Prindine) Leevy of the Pacific, badly punished Georges. ; Neuman 171 pounds begin throwing org a | tead—alll tired out—just try ‘“Tis.’* Rickey'’s men closed the home below par over that stretch. eee = nine te ee ne High Schoo! was notified ana he at Another teut, @esetbel on ——— — ST skecinn mana eae pnw It’s grand—it's glorious. Y eure feet | Stand yesterday by breaking even Guilford Is Only Amateur. | Jock Fo otantes Deal. 156. “se. once called off the trip “lost,” was really a kayo by an |. Shelby, if Gibbons is as fearful eal vi cutetncnel to this danger, | will dance with Be also you will | With the Reds. Allan Sothoron . Western and Eastern qualiayeng | r ~~ . Pittsbure. PLDT. See gem mn 4 mp this aan ee negro. Dixie Kid. The | oe es ene rs poles: | because he would. put the freer age. ypc sen rom corns, cal- % ee ~ ps 7% ‘ epee stead of wearing him gradually | 4), only remedy that draws out all | | lade. Bristol, : hole championship test H. C. Sagert : | . : § Vereen, 3 ‘3 because of a small entry the event are the following: on more than one occasion, Sat- into a state of collapse the poisonous exudations which ff : ’ : ; } 0 e ’ 4 ‘ Pe | ° ii¢ pu Bill Doa ! In both instances, also, 158 was Tom Kerrican. Mt. Vernon. N.Y. : Br tena aye K. starting his first game | . we lifving “tall: en eae John Cowaa, Watertown, Mass... 158. had been cancelled. He said tha 1909, by “Gloria.” in six urday. oe | Advantage With Gibbons. ons Fee le: f J of the year. and Eddie Dyer were the hich qualifying tally but com Fr. « Schultr. Flizrabethtown. SR. it is now pianned to dispense with rounds i . . . The battle with Dempsey conk ; UPry ym feet 5g yee ey e Whit at opportune times | parison of the two ‘Ids showed Thomas Fario. Peekskill, N. Y¥., 15 ; a om | ~ | re batti ith se} : A few cents buy a box of ‘‘Tiz’’ n the - he sectional trials and hold a na- LL | | : , : Sag : SNES the Mels made att abinag ab the- Mast. with conditions fair- |. Jim Hendry, Manchester. 158 sori yt me Bhsgo seeds Abs Aotheger a by Jack Dempsey, in | Referee Important F actor. | pga ah ee Not _ at any drug,or department store— = - egu: tur? in the most bril- " * Amateurs. ae Me tee, Welaihate 17 ear 2g our rounds. T Shelby all the “fouls” | © e body punishment rov ‘don’t wait. Ab! how glad vour feet | n 3 conquest for Tom Sheehan. fhe iy equal, turned in . ~-——> Frofessor Leevy said that he would 1922, by Battling Siki, in six | : | Georges of a great deal of his ‘get; how comfortable your shoes | of same poner om then candy © big right-hander. | {iant work. Minor League Results. ‘send the Pacific | : } coated children and adults. . Sothoron's shutout victory was the Nine’ Eastern qualifies —— ACctE national meet. In this country Carpentier 7Ta » im IC COAS sAFAGU E. the crowd of Gibbons partisans. | unfortunate enough to further | fret gained by a Cardina! flinger 159, while only two, Smit ‘s wend pf egy g aoe - . v Ese ‘ would, in all probability be on But as a matter of fact under | disable himself by breaking his | os -¥ this year. Until the seventh frame met French of Youngstown, ©-.| vernon 2. Portiand 1 Minor League Standings. record as having been knocked ordinary conditions the referee hand on the chamption’'s jaw. | * the Reds did not make a single hit éid so at Chicago. Contrary a Salt Lake 10, Los Angeles 7 AMERIC AN ASSOC LATION. out six times, three complete and | Would have cautioned Gibbons A comparison of the fights of Sothoron also helped win his own : expectations, however, it was mM WESTERN LEAGLE. : W. L. Pet. | lL. Pet | three technical. | first and then disqualified him | the pair with Dempsey would not S au! $2 Minn'lis ; aS ea | for refusing to obey his clinch- game when he singled with the ™ ethe East's most colorful stars, such hoes © OQmahs 0 om bases full to score the first : as Joe Kirkwood. Walter Hagen lincoln & Des Moines 5 iat I’ ke 2 . : a runs of meena . ae : . 2 . os ing and holding commands. ' | the game battle in the big seventh Me 4« and Gene Sarazen, that set the Wichita 4. St. Joseph 4 «36 Ina.né pan Reyre-» Pcen : Referee Emerson Dickerson, | CHICAGO AND NEW YORK — round Mace. These cracks were well with- SOU THE RN ASSOC TATION. WE ESTERN ASSOCIATION, ‘ T is not the record of 2 | who handlesthe Carpentier bout, | HIGH SCHOOLS TO PLAY Pat Duncan's pinch double in the in the fold. but the chief honors Mo? Da a 7 se ‘ait ym ves Ok m' cee 238 774 Mu'gee . r 67 world-beater. yet. with it all, is an old hand at the game: | By the Associated Praes. ame ) F. Smith + 1 : Hute} 14 ae: there is something fascinating but he is inclined to let men {| NEW YORK, May 29.—Baseball | ninth with two runners on the went to others. lo tyring’ d ; ° ' -~* mat? ee | ; , rT) @ } r or 7 4 . . . . . . . | — RBar’ vill Topeka 20 about the career and the person- muddie along committing minor jrivalry between the high schools of | paths beat the Rickeyites in the , McLeod, 1908 champion, came!. nial Ba: 18 nightcap | back after having failed to qualify! arienta 2. Memphis 3:3 ni3 VE —o RN LEAGUF. ality of this colorful character. | fouls without interference. Today is an open date for the | in the open for the past two years oa i ll = Title R 4 w ’ : ial L. Pct. For or* thing he rises above | overlooked at least ten commit- | “ oben ° os we acrgit E Cardinals. Tomorrow they open a while W. H. Cox. Brooklyn publi WEE RN AERATION. “* phter$ 5 . 703 pty Om ig 19 | pwedefeats a.d knockouts and re- | ted by Homer Smith at Omaha Sone Pgarranettingapimnirt tates so om feries with the Pirates in Pittabure. links “pro’’ at 148, shared third Fort Smith 4, Hutet Tulsa . & so ee : . oo mains 4 drawing card in tTwocon- | when Smith lasted 10 rounds | meet the high school champions of = : —-- - place with Leo Diegel of Washing- Okmulgee 3. Joplin inirgs oINTE RN! ATIONAI LEAG CE " tinents. | with Firpo. Smith went down ‘the Middle Western city, in the fifth { — . | Mair | ee pa For another, there is always a | without being hit repeatedly, and | ual contest for the Willi Ww ' ton, and Jesse Guilford, former A annua iiam is capacity of 40,000, The 7 amateur champion. and the only | Other games postpone —— > | i jute: . possible victory in that potent should have been disqualified as |Cohen Trophy New York has won ' big bowl, painted a circus blue amateur to ae — Kast TEXAS LE AGUE. Tor m =e ; Se N' rl > 17 408 ‘right arm, the arm that sent | early as the fourth round. three of the games thus far. | ifrom rim to rim. is In an amphi Turnesa Fy 149 4" as tied “ ith Houmas S. De 7 vee b re | 17 531 J. Cit 9 24 (27: Dempsey staggering back toward | If Dickerson referees the same | Arrangements for the game, ' Greatest Reduction: theater scooped out of a huge : Ritins Spittal of Sai annah Ga., the gery : SRN vk. UE. defeat in the second round of the Bort -of TIGht at Nicos (uy. we tteeee scan spas og habe . Tam — It covers six acres and ; | Boutheast's hope Rea diet 9. “ : P ’ = , ae" a ook. Marcel! Nilles. Joe Bee@kett | FREE FXAMINATION mn ad Deen ee eee reread . rin } Teuisan competing. qualified n and Arthur Townle sgl = sayen dpebaaiades | THE "THOMAS SYSTEM Who will say, then son ge Slien? 3 , reached ¢ rn Ti 7 ay. gettin ‘ the first 18 holes MEN'S HAIR sage Rallding. resilien ighter has : e B ° ~ - L. terra ss TN *¢ . 475. Arcade Bu n end of the atring - eS an ] eS 1 a r° mi Bt So. Seca, 43h. rcagr Rothaing fof the string? and Mtal ffi eecond round a Tues Sat.. 10 te 5:30 N ot KPuliiiv., Your Honor Rut tohn Rogers of Dayton, ©. no® ou Mon... W ed. and Fri. 10 te 8:30 | we do say that if there is any- gl ge tea Sie 2 thing in “form.” Carpentier will Return With 153. but established himself; pull no comchacks at the ex pense Qe the longest driver in the Mid-; | of either Tom Gibbons or Jack die West On the 580-yvard six- —_— ——- -—- —. -- —— : ; ow be- | Dempsey. There are things be- Excursion tickets are now ment hole, megere ~~ Sram gy A Bea tiful yond even Carpenticr’s wonderful S$ ing sold for Wabash trains Delmar Ave. ee ee Oe a u | “combactivity”"—to toin a word, | leaving St. Louis. Service ° ; Deimar Bxpress two terrific wallops and holed a. . . leaves DLeimar Ave yone_purt for an “eagle a ie Complexion Testerday he again fetched the p He’s Out of Luck. Saturda May 31 Mtation at $:46 p.m, Breen in two shots but required, : ie aes ; y; 1f yeu live in the two putts for a birdie four & Admiration SS teat A NOTHER thing tha . Tickets good in free all-etee! | West Ema use Dei- The survivors were distributed »S against Georges—he's a for- reclining chair cars, Alsc in | 4? ave & tee oe | c O ie 8 | . sg egapar ege as dat pa ar Ladies—A few days treatment with After Others Fail eigner battling a native son and parlor and sieeping care at ‘to Untom Station by . nO trem Cease): Oe - CARTER'S Little Liver Pills wil! aiatinve ‘a very popular native son. He usual Pullman charges. Chil. [| Sreet_ere or teat. ~~, 4 is exhibiting under the sup€r- _ dren half-fare. Twe Wabash ¢ spring \ Michigan. 6 California, 5: Tennes- So! ale oat ethan up : — EE ces Dek” Wet cenete T ilanaed in “ { Ointme ee Bohman , the skin ‘than al! the e erson’ s j n vision of an American referer: Good 15 Days Ate nee petine | ar ation OW ** ge ee a ne en ne on a from Missouri. Wisconsin, Hansas -Bad Minnesota beauty treatments and the crowd that surrounds 1 minutes eartier than im creation. An Bo 35 Cent the ring will) hardly be cheering i Tickets are good for retur®, | Gijon -taten a x $ ; jeaving Chicago before mid- | g-e¢at converience Taylor Captains Grinnell. oe. soaker far i on! — y. - ye t night of June 15. om your rete trie | Brecial to the Post-Dispatch compres The mi hty ! Vis ower of pred a wes Tarde cody ~~ . : GRINNELL. co Say 29. —Mor-'|*® caused Peterson is Dinka’ - e en or wong oe e? ee ae Chicago Service Wabash Ticket Office, 328 wey ip Locust . it il} al ons vVic- Pi Wabash ali Alse Union Station and ar Ave. Station. Low.Comfortable & | @ Sen Tavior of Sioux City, phenom- by a : terrible itching of skin and scalp t ' t r tory. But. with the best of in- stee! traiss , ’ $ surAalear : , mn iT) elu ish ‘ ire t ; : . Y, nal hurdler and high point man ee tort s you is known to tens of tentions. the referee is bound to . ; the Missouri Valley tragk mee' liver. Lousands of people the country over, , ounimticnm ie ' leave St. Louis | . : - AY OT ti r’} ? ’ ; oice ; . : has been clected next vear'’s cap- Milhons of people, old. voung and middle 28%: For pimples, acne, rough and red ‘ ; | wnt Union Station Smart. Sy : : ; ‘ take them fer Hilousness, Ub omy Sick kin, ulcers, old sores, piles and al! A€ve! = Consciousiy or un- 19-20 - 7. % ait) ot ’ hie ‘ — eek. 1] ‘ ‘% rlie 48 ' rae Headache i pert Stom ach and for al iow, $ . aut ¢ . . , ' a4 a er - ~~ " ~~ = BO ’ * “ Sgge consciously Gibbons i] : e , T — coached at lweply and Biotche Sin They end the |blemishes and eruptions it i su CoS aer7 . ns will get the ' 9-30 p. @., Cluett,Peabody & Co. Inc Ca. . rT =. . oe —— midnight 4 ill ; *\* « ° - » © ~ «+ - ° — RT e © - __ - < ** . . - ’ ~ = <A RE learn lawvior Was : : |} Wereers of L_ onet patie premelyv efficient. as any broad- } 1] - 5° Roux (Cir: High School Mm the fa- ' rr. Small Pill—Smali Dese—Small Price winded druggist will tell you. | And from what we saw at _——————— mous “Chuck” Hoyt

Page 8

| . \ The Daily POST-DISPATCR alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED A A em ——— —_—— _ -_——_— —— \ cepfalaimid —S". Louis’ GREATEST STATIONERY STORE— Effi MGCALL wax. || Unusual Tales COMMENCEMENT GIFTS— Adventure. Tragedy. i Story. Hf weed Or for Weddings, Birthdays — from Real Life the basis of remers) to leare his : rable chronicie Ded . Rim Se mall. _Ome in abc C rough at) ua ef weakeees © tne © erage and REM, — ‘ Re shed prices back clese to Steels alse were under 9 ; remaine@ quietly . ia . ee ; ad the rate om call moner . +amaicas Begrocs ‘ - — — - vw al * *. Dat s ackness of the con‘’irmed 2 - a ——- a : pe" 7 “The appears cr of marked Weak- ' et ae | . | " MeCell Premtca Patterus t7 Tt, T7907, 1795 one she : AD: aa f / , , ) erss amore the foreign eacuaeg - — 7 : pia ri " 7 was attended by Bet hing par rcesr- tae ie pee : A ~ : ty significant in the news. The coe- | . :31; Ty : ‘ ” . : "aie y epental markets were an and ” : ‘ : : i : = =. . . ° - pas . : lined * - 2 Zon : : id _ ies : . * noth sides of the Atlastic. Sterume AVE it when makine vour Summer ciothes by | ) . , soe ot ta Ve | ie S 6eenace were. off 11% points st 5.28 : . : . ; oe : 3 _ > ) ‘ \ , — Most of the former seutrs s using McCall Printed Patterns—here are rought of hollewed-oc ; > Oe c7 a ee elech!* ower Whether the : e 6} : y means of transportation , three jolly dresses. Any one of them can be made | Supe . ; 2 ‘ ; ti mental \ - gst “une wee due to the coe blighted “boa con- “~Et.™ hee ath-end settlements ~~ : elidat er tea mons a in a few hours and all of them are smart | metors 1 tw ye » : - gee in any even’, *- > -_+- ae » ~*+s * >= ~~ . - s d tte tt res o f 2 > - | ht ie so easy to getmdofacorn Blue-my _. ee erties > . xs } : = , “Mecause of the nobday 2 ae ) | ends them. Stope the pam imstantiy. : ; — a Prepared ; “en:ef the Bank ef Presce aa o : : . ; —— : ‘ = ~ ee —_ - 2 ne redt The Bank® | , Then the corm loosens and comes ) ; ; a _ mer - pe se a. cene a: an ° eh — oi 4) r *¢ ° . . . eut. Dees away with dangerous , > . ' ) i, _ Esc ‘ a t im the ; . . : * a an . on bog" : per cer GRAND-LEADER | penng. Get Bice-my at your druggut ereas° - : he somewhat dezbiout fame Special! Longest Trip of the Season set your feet goimg with their wond WU Im Advarwce, $1.58: at Wharf. $2: Childree. 31 LIMITED ATTENDANCE : : SO CROWDING The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Lexis evea:ng . sand ' , ; ._= Bewspaper givirg Associuatec Press acws service. x y oe Seakk Ra ssh AURIS = nm exberting that warY—t > 4 te Indians the *alf>reec —~ sete thats af ane a x . = . Make Memorial Day ye BUrnHin A Cemetery Visiting Day F | rE oe et Se . : e at Let some of this day apart be spent mm remember- ing vour loved omes who have passedon. A few ' A > — . iene . Flowers, a prayer and you will long treasure Segundo hit those people Just Teh: | All in the Joints these hallowed moments . 2 his Noah talk Tier wen: Maine Doctor \\ MA RREERAGteRuaUUE ' & = & Ce Perm +> ad re. ee ee ee eee ee i mate | Mtg He tgtl Super Safe forSavings if fi; . roy . _ a2 ‘ at : » : $ =~ amount of work + N@Zt Meet inu Sv crawitng through . carry back safe qualities oh Cahokia 6" plee Gt he eitected Ger the tenes | 2 - (Re powder on their Ddodies to the ke siPrect ors ~ s<“eph i« mak - mm active eamesicn for f nests, destrowing not only the roaches themseives, but a (herr eggs end young. Admits Warder Charged to Brother Try a can sadee. Ik will mean cleamng rour home of ene aimee eam Roaches the most efecnre anc cheapest war. m#nh oc AO ~ yor ee ee. ee) eee ee ee Standara ‘or 43 years At Your Druggist Be above conditions the preparanon has aot nd Wm. Peterman, Inc. z0c Fith Ave, N. ¥. the premises cf roaches. Mater: of the famous PETERMAN’S DISCOVERY for Bed Bag WGiee Fesuee, ten.

Page 9

Peg Fee a te Mi A a 7 wy . . a ae won ae, 4 . a Fe _ —_ ; i * ; = pee 1 * . Fe LT NR aeRO ote RNR TER te ——— —— THURSDAY, joss , Pi) | st ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 1924. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ant = == ee —ieretit, THAR DUWN | NEW YORK STOCKS || NEW YORK CURB _ =a | | Be +} Sales Security {High Low iCiese.| eee. et ‘hi | pte MINING. it Ww YORK, May 79.-—Foellowing i# a } ] " ' Speci to the Post-Dispatch | Special to the cinaggetonragy “2 ae ; | 350 Gores Sil) 4a 1: ; aera quotations in the foreign exchange | QO ) | /EW YORK ¥ : lon | ‘EW YORK. y a0.—Following ‘6 a list of sales, highest. lowest. closing 10 Ches Gold (3°9 3 market | ~~, —_— . | NEW YO 29 . , : : for NEW YORK May ; Sa ; ~ ‘ 1 es ltl Qiul) HG stecks on ee a Meee ban ee are today’s high, low and closing prices land previous closing prices of securities traded in on the New York curb market 19 Bur Croes 5c P ° ENGLAND—Sterting D $4.31 5-16: ©} : Ps 7 . ' . | given: Symbole—ttPartiy extra. Cy eel aie a ‘today, sales of stocks are im 100-share lots ‘except in the case of Standard (4! issues, - Fr Gold $4.31 9-16: 60-day bile dn banka. | Crease Unchanged. *tEx-dividend. sales of which are in full) ot _ ver Sonds represent $1000 face vanes (ct 100 Hardsh Min i ; g - $4.79 1-16. ’ ? a " seo - --—--——— Prev. | ‘a ee prev, | 770 Harm Di ; Quotations in cents: D. demand, ©, ile ‘ - Stocks and ' ' ' . writy. High. Lew. Close. C - | Sales Security. High. Low. Close. Close. 210 Haw M in a . hes ; Sugar and Consolidated ee. Annua! Net STOCK MARKET AVERAGES. Sales. soe — ——_ : es Ve Cons ° ‘ o> } FPRANCE—Franc DP 5.28%. © Su tl! be closed Saturday : Dividend Rates. High Lows, Close. Ch'ge v~ . . - ot z DOMESTIC ik come INDUSTRIALS. | 6 r © Cor ‘ ITALY—Lire DP 4.38%. € 4,39.— wl (hese +. —* ik INDUSTRIALS. Selected Ciose Close Week Days ° ‘as — Tan ae ‘ ree ' RELGIt'M—Franc D 4.53. ¢ 4.54 tox : 5 | ' / ur w' i eRe! ? k Gs 53 3 a 64% Lake Securities. Thurs. Wed. Ago. Cn ge at i - an i tne een +t 10 Lone Star 3 GERMANY—Mark D C3% per trillion | C 20 Mizpah Ex ‘ es ’ merke ' rah > eed ee ; HOLLAND —Fierin D 37.54. Cent 1 Pipe 2 Py L M.. 52 &2 a 5 NORWAY—Krone DP 13.74 ChilCo pn wi 20 Red War . * : 39 oO sVwEDSN Krone D 7 , DENMARK—Krone VD - pap Eine —eer tg ty tp 2 Teno Beimt 4° 2 - 3 | SPAIN—Peseta D 13.65 ) “ia 19% Teno ‘ S ; 7 s lh ane ct atl D181 For Additional Markets . : -" 2%: 33 | 75% gla’ |} 20 Induste's.(85.74 85.47 85.70 * 27 | All Pw 53/106 % svar pram t Aiea Raber Ss AE ie en || ASS Ee peased Wire From the New York Allied Ch 4. ee — Ameer 1OA le ¥ au of the Post-Dispatch. 9° Pid 7 .. 115% 11; pee Increase. ~-Decrease aa nut te 7%) 07% Tiwew YORK, May 29.—The Eve-, 4, . 4g Cadel >a eee | A'S H 6% 80% y Post in its copyrighted finan- + "ar Wenner We AGE&WIBS 5 5's 4. Feview today says ') “With holidays approaching at, 4 and abroad, and with the mar- ure « largely in professional hands, . me stagnation prevailed today. |: os z 2S! Swe A r ~y Ps to . ra Oa &@ee Sisew Pr pet Od LS ee ee ° _ es he ese ee |S dla a ee aes -—— - + iS BGs io - et »* af 3 * it+owe+ 2 Qe ~~ = — = sges - IuvessToso uty re OS ad” -—- — 7 | Stocks and ; “1g Annual Net at Dividend Rates. High., Low, Close. —i #e ” aa 28 103%. METAIS AND EQULPMENTS. ‘ ' Sag BE 100* Am lLaeco ....-i Fi%} 71 a. Am Metals 3... 39%; 39%, 39% Am Smelting 5.|.61% 61 | Gl‘, |\Am 8S Fdy pfd 7:102% 102% 10. ‘2 ‘Am Zim i 9 a do pfd 1, | Anaconda Baldwin ee do pfd .1@| Beth Steel 5... | Brit E Sti 2d pf Batte & Sup |Callahan Zinc 2 iC de P Cop 4..;} ‘Chile Cop 2%.. , Weis wid oe T i515 Dre We a) » - ~is - BR&s pfd _ — - DS m D a - * - 2S >- 4 7 - ~~ -— » Pare en ee ot -- ivwowRVoy al sales on the Stock Exchange i n amounted to only ahout 400,- J It will not “spot” ; re shares. Prices generally were . men el d ahs The bears applied pressure | al 4 — ze 2? ‘ i + Pa te 2 ae " * : : ~_—- - ; DetOGas , “ LO} %¢ 101 % go ge 3 : ) 2 4 | The St. louis Clearing House Aseocia- | Py Zi - anc re ™ | aa 100 % |100 % | -2 Kre De St, | tion report of debits for May 29 1924: | Lead, Zinc and Comer | | sf }. . ; ' Debits to individua! unt "Ss 400.000 -_-— megs . why 1 00 + 00 1% | Leh FP me idua! qeeeunts. $25 a — ie ee, 10° 1 | nue ow. . 4) 10°55 aq’ FF ¥ or at Maat art o _ T = Fs >. wy ! hy Per a} - ~ — wh DS ’ ~ 2 mee ss -« - - 28 ner cent p00 | COMPANY rel - . . - " 7 $a3 65 per cent ree . ; among the foreizn exchanges § Butterick Co — — — 39 3 km = lie-%! » 1017 ; + ; j MEETING patch will not *“spot”’ Rees attended by nothing particular- | ja: pye 6 ’ . Soa ee ee See STOCKHOLDERS’ th . >” vw * e news. The con- , Mexican doilars. 50% c ‘The stockholders of the American Car end rou the Paint or D ty significant in the n ies Foundry Company are hereby nonfed thet the wall- N . = ental markets were « losed and comer sane of the stockholders of paper. No need to te od yt if. cna | mi te he : dhe London market started firm. Of T : 7: | gaid Company will be held ot _its | Shellac it first. So easy ME ferings became heavy before the Ca. 7 92 | 92 | urpentine, Flax, Linseed | | Washingnon meme. Lovges City, See eee . : dec sharply on c¢ “arb 4 Li laco 4...) & 56 Se * SONY 7 25 1s 101 42/101 | 101 | Jume 26, »ac l2 © Clock noon, —— to apply, and saves a lot We dose and prices a prs eae I ster links ‘Col G. a Re 66 = “- er.| : 27%} 28! | SONY 7 27 105 % |105 % |105 % 10: Been te —_—*——— | __ Linseed 01: quotaticns tn St. Louis tn lets | of s Board of C bd | of mone both sides of the Atiantl ; c 3 opp t ~ 27 H 2 om wets il + 102 > a ars tit. es et —_ me PD - — WO-}v19 22S" ~ Bom [SOW misisy sf «a ~~ > ae — es ** x . ' 27ai3 _ rrr ie f 2 mS a ¥ ee - * — ~Ooet rie ures — —Oris Dupont oy De | Di ore ey a + x «+ Be se =wBwweWMe way crse sae seul a > ” . ~ » = ee ee ee rts + rire 4 3. iy Pa a i AI, ATL om eres “lO ep I lyf AA a ME athe Sous FOREIGN BONDS. Rand Mine 7.35 P 6%. 938% 98% 98% & | New Issue | Ray Cone — Ee ate Gor Fe 90% BOS OOK 99% | —- - STANDARD OTIA. | eS New ORLEANS, TEXAS @ Mexico RAILWAY et It) 17%! 1 7%) .17% : : a aan (“GULF COAST LINES”) | Vanadium 5 215 2 a | ; | : 5 6 et pid. 7 7a - : ‘ --++ | Int Agr Ref os ' are to be d ited under an equipment trust : errs let Mare 5 pledged First Mortgage Bonds due 1925. ' ee , , | & Int Mer Marne Rutland 1) Sao heey ’ Decebors _ In Paper , . ; . . : ws | “Inge: Hewin cone. Torment On S. Pyeatt, President, (copy of which can be obtained from the undersigned), some of the items of Se Woodley which he has briefly summarized as follows: ow (>i! > Kelly Tre Plaster . Serer | direct first mortgage or by first lien through deposit of collateral| Caran : oe i on about 981 miles of railroad. Intluding $13,500,000 5% Income Bonds. the total funded ais Lehigh Val 3° , ~ TK 9 ‘iia SF cr | mn |— ee ose notes, will be at the rate of 21,700 per mile of road owned. SER SIS. Se ADVERTISEMENT Me i Gate Qe Mallinson...) 23%) 23%] 23% —- "| Met S: Ry a%| @ % | mocks & Anneal|. | fiNet Bonds are to ee to anaaay or refund at any time an .equal*face- amount a ee , ) eer er | Maracaibo Oil o , 4 - ; &, 4 Mkt & R pr pfd. :; . | c ' , ee nee Income Bonds ue . "i rland Oj! .. : : 30! > MStP@SSM pf4 =. os ms = : : feel 9 ne. — ee - a first. liemposrequipmment‘having Ss Mania Rok 8h 8 gS PF RE a ag wie gi x. gies ptr Tt te oe on ridge = at 70% 20% 20% $7,734,000 4 : rf ‘ : + : 00) = cen RAILROADS. SERIES “A” ‘en | va é ‘B’’ efs Useful Products | ‘WDG Sages Cor ..| 13%) 1: 3 : | "5 icivee Oe Ce ay fone | thout deduction for any# Federal Income tax up to-2% anmam which the Company Pipe Joint Cement ~SRCcRITyY tHayes Wheel 5 indiana Ref stock. To be presently iasned $8,748,000 9 Int Marv 5 For information regarding the Company and thts issue of Bonds, we reter toa letter from Mr. J. p tc I 1 olay Works ‘pfa % rela ~~ | Jewell Tes Wilcox O&G 4 ; ; - er : , aries , °a ° 66 ones ros . 8 . i ; 3 ‘ F v | te ean : ‘100 INDUSTRIALS. | SECURITY: The First Mortgage Bonds are to be secured itethe.opmnion-of counsel Leb Val ris ceacl oa ae - | Stock Sales—Continued | - debt to be presently outstanding in the hands of the public, exctasive of equipment ae ian Mkt S R 24d pfd : , , 2 Dividend Rates. High | Low. Now W gle Ow @ Know Why d 94 = §6s 86 | Marlin Rock | May Dept ® 5 fa .....' 40 » 40%)... -- | Sea A Line... 9%) Oh! a : Equipment Trust, Notes including interest to” Mid Sta (m! eS a | 40 ist pid 6.) S3) Soe! toe . | {Sou Pac 6 89 4|_ 88% equipment of Company and subsidiaries of $38,338,668. To-this should be added the United Rye 4s Pere Mar Mt Goer Gun is 2.5. :| 6 a: A’ BF ee ee ee eet) 48% 22) aS fe cr i ih PURPOSE: \Proceeds of this issue of $7,734,000 First Mortgage 5%% Bonds.are ts be de- Va Wagner Electric 7s Bp 4. - 32/32. 3 | lo pfd 6.... 94%) 94% 94%, ne yee A | : : | posited, so far as necessary, with the Trustee under the old First Mortgage » ; : A oh Ay as ro 9. ps oe | a 5 +. 52 ' : 2 hy 5 : Ms : 2 7 nai “oa . + 1 —— —— Illinois Pr. & Lt. Corp., Ist. & Ref.Mtge.A 6s 1953 March, 1923, to 7% per annum, which is present for joint troubles only—euch aa Joint. | = 4“ Shc lower, and veal calves, 50c [0 | civage Arme = a p M Fee S 6s 1939 | rai em. of 1174 Kase. which every druggist carries Ries ¢ ere slightiy | Sc Se Bret. 1100 | tee ennsyivania Bidg., Ist ; High : | | ROPERTY: The Company controls and operates a railway syst about miles, Bees wl iter % ie Pee a Dnt tee Mw) 23 Pub. Gres. Co. 6 Cate. ist Dinas. © Bat. 6s 1998 | i Ea incinding direct operating connections under contract, knewn as the “Gulf Const and strong and sturdy “has wel! — 3 i eae eres sighty moet? Shere et |. 9: + aE | Cent. Ind. Pr..Co., Ist Mtge. Coll. & Ref. A6s 1947 | | - . tending from New Orleans via Baton Rouge and Houston to Brownsville, reet your powdering and seakin . 25. Ss ++ ATT 5 ! | Limes, . ; : : . . Gage and imakeahifie for “junta sew | 7. NE— eet, Stee. Carine. |\ Siac Sint : : 614% BONDS | | Texas. where direct connection is mad . with the eee ig sag " E.. Prwrcrcoe Bc Son using Joint-Base : * €3° Bi. ty 78%, % + OS ear Dod iiding, N. Y., ist Mtge. S.F. 642s . 1943 6.40% | ctically a water level line and ist e shortest rail route “Ry A y ag Be het vou we , , asa” = gi 34%, 3: : Hearst Pub. Inc., Ist Mige. & Coll. Tr. 6's Mexican border. The system serves 4 rich agricultural, mineral and lumber territory 2 Northw’rn Pub.Svce.Co., Ist Mtge. A 6'2s . 1948 | in the States of Louisiana and Texas and handles a well diversified freight traffic ute and eOnke “ight in through ekin | Indiana Electric Corp., Ist Mtge. B 6's . . . 1953 | which furnishes about 76% of gross operating revenue. the. No dl a echt” ery » Ves Ty -? - ao ae oe unevenly «trong i acer mudabaker n Dr: rt ' : butcher neae from 90 pounds and up were Submar Finat y to Se higher et s7 40 to $7 405 Superior O14) ; latter figure representing the early Sweets Ca y. and eyeers 160 ——~e a oc 6=—6hT8 j eDe o . , rigs ‘gtrong ‘an - Sea \ Ss * ’ 75- wv Offerings from 1. to 1! Ve | 7 7 ium weight . Timken 36's". sttnananomnteaaeneen na r 56.50, sounds 90 to $6,450 | Toh Prod 6 ana > . 4 pee wees from flo Tob Pr A ; . ~~ Pounds ana down at $5.25 to $6 peers 2 | Con Ol... 4s 3% a orale apy ey + A $450 in Tank pt 7 te m-”A 109 \s ab o 4 " —F ges } ly. cK . cipts light. offering? est:- ne iambe comprised of supplies. early bids bigher than yesterday at $16 _ Ne ewes selling frem $5.75 io lame on sale’ Sheep were about te cholec mutten ewes selling from $3 35 ‘o $6.76. medium to fond grades «4 $4.75 1o medium at » & wee A Oe ew ale eM aalter s 84 SE RE ne perk h,; PNG. Eee + * y’ Snood i> - gets 2 y eS x s £ ~— sc 16% 15% 16 190, 190% 190%) ZA ly 23 23% is SLEEPS Pee ge 8 I Ask for descriptrve circulars is Ss ak : = Blair & Co., Inc. W.A. Harriman & Co., Inc. Sete A BLeach& Con} ‘G. H. Walker & Co, * Ps . Ss ™ Je rureiy Vebdetable > wo Pet ae — sé | - s er — — Weekly Car Loading Statement EW YORK. May 2 oy ey 4 Ti Mae Ts tented 013.407. an Witiye-Overt red with t WillysOver! pt but « crease of TRDOIL under the 'witaon & oorreeponding week last year, the Amenican wi & (Co pfa Kallway Association reports Wooltorth * | — forth Pump New York Coffee. Wrietey Co 4 —— - \ecliow Carb oe fo Chicago .- - ) «? ae. Security Building, St. Louis The statements presented above are based on information ebtained partly by . CHICAGO 3 NEW YORK from official and other sources and while not guaranteed, we believe them to be - = - - 7? «+2 zt Derieg '923 the Post-Dispateh , - wre printed 31.049 Situation “Wante”—~ : . fe 7. toe 6443 mere than the THRER ether an tures etend Julw, 12.76¢. St. Louis ac“spapers combined,

Page 10

" . — reas : : ry Sey ae aeeaepteesemceiammmnatmtmniiae LOOM OEE SY LRN RE AA EE RE ee Sal ~ THURSDAY. - e ge MAY 29. 1936. Sx. ~— — ET ene ~ — an, PROFESSIONA ¢i3 ee — ee ee -_> , a . aneeectqcues . ee A ce tenner eames ame = ana em ’ ’ ~~ © ” na . ~~, ih? bs even rt —~ | 7 a Te aan an a aa : ° . AD ae " a al i> a — papetere-peapstns + patter tet ee Teese RE AOE Et —% , rye . ' * - 4 * tig #7 * ; i "rs r , , ~ ' . ; Wt ip ckee ernmmaniacoe-. . . a r¢ *F I . ; ; | t} m ‘ S MASK . Ki i, y , : — — ree ” 4 7 7 7 Pi : ad a ws ‘ 4 S t . : ' . = z ORE tdoe ‘ : - ‘ — % - ? ++ “ Fs 1 ms . wr: : ie i. on Fr GRICAR DUAR: Tobin Hit ) Voigt’s Gives « . - , i Gad be a ' aon | ‘ - 7 sa) The came PIRST msi’ RRO’ , Stn. net = een eS re a sty NN , : hee oe oe REO wNS Ie ; a . MeMilla mre . ° le ee ied ee hats So i = yt > * “to Pratt anc & er the piate. Fr Dir aremw a "r7ro# and (,erher « eFeond. Flierb= a pateeden Gee te Rigne ' , RA p90 Rete _ + ae QA. F > Te ome ws fin an atten bin was sta to Basrier —e " eee ~ nn ~ eee a 2 —— _—s Lae a av -_ — and (optim is a . | me. work preferret.- Bake parated ie _ , - fend (ptim uw Trae , hee Ppirarc ' Ee narc. * = rode hit fCebhns Fr bmartcr a i legcain ip - fwas a join learryving ated | . moet por iPrench Gra ‘3 t. Rer tae eel The ra e a — “ \progran ny oe fend a furicr ncieeee | \herwe was © _ 7 nide- ~ — » some eids Aima ~— — . -_ : ' aes learrying . | hepective!y : me, ~ Mike re — ‘eatching ‘dials. a: — - jfashion. oe me a08, oe Se pee 4 i3 : : few 6 - . > ~~. a oeaedne hee ary «1 WALL Pa oe 3 ~ a7 wan = — hg PER BE tis.. ar -Treoetch ga. , sc * ee ’ (C@iving - i » o* ee : A ta) Jap wa re a oe ~~» + ae A le Ay a a i. a

Page 11

“4 . , > aS . 7 : > ’ =~ mee Tyee ee" ’ ? a id Pia ARE DOW Cc | PATTERNS Unu S ual Tal es e | ‘BY y Patchthe comes * . ee Yr . ] - . >, “4 ' ‘ ie ‘ in a few hours and all of them are smart. 'strictors live right up in the| | a eR | rds. ) 2. ~ f . frm... rit Mee “i , ' : abide holey walls. Geta bo ; expected in French francs ha He first had met Segundo San- j= — —_— = —_ | package today: Comes = —— materialized. | Ibis eo easy to get rid of acom. Blue-jay | 2.2 a Dominican negro, in King- ——— : f — | =. «+ incartonslike prepared ~~ ton of the Bank of prabes TIX AER & LLER | whe, mg wn hens ~ ry 7 ey eee | : —— : a flour. Just add water. A i eee was postponed. The Ba 9 en the corn loosens and comes «4 great, shiny black brute with | . naa : 2 | En t reveals a —s “2 giand | ‘statemen , - child can apply it. If crease of about 1 per cent | S, mr ey. aa a —r— — -—# as = ee ee er -- ~*~ see -.—_— GRAND-LEADER out. Does away with dangerous eyes like an alligator.” And he had ——_—_— — eS ee ee | paring. Get Blue-jay at your druggist. pitched in with the black man in. i! L your dealer cannot ace. 4 d . tio, which\ now star | the somewhat doubious game of) Special t ongest rip O the Eaten commodate you, write , Seat wae cant Ph nig pare ; persuading the Jamaican negroes | us, giving your dealer's 4 , 214,000 larger. * — | : to sign on for labor in the Canal | 15 Hours on the Boat—th the Illinois River name. We will mail you, me SS cureceabat ass / cause it was outside the regular a 2! 2 carton and you — ments which praesuoen on June recruiting activitiés of proper Near Hardin and Kampsville can pay the postman. i. . UNI b MARKET ST RES |- American agents, and offered cer- | 30c., plus the postage, iy Rican mahal | eves Par goo ma bec ee eee SUNDA JUNE 1 t on délivery. chez an e white s — | 714 NORTH BROADWAY sastoer. _ Y . S nivvanahinne aie iy OPPOSITE OLD UNION MARKET. “We came to Panama nigh a i in Rutland, Vermant z “s : . . TBh le= jay vear ago, and Segundo heard the - the J. S. Steamer De Luxe % _ SECURITY. | stories passing round here of how | Leaves 8:30 A. M. Returns 11 P. M. Other Rutland BF Chi. Ry Ea Fox River Dairy Company the Indians down in the lower end Useful Products ¥. iaoactouss ee Plastic Stove Lining 24 Southwestern Bell of of the peninsula bury their dead This special extra long trip will be the only cam- on ees nee Pure Butter, Fresh Eggs, Lard, Cheese, Pickles SUARANTEED —— with gold plates resting on their ie Meee Le oe — evening trip of season made by the Boiler Covering @ Haas St I. & 3H::1 NTEE | ance Nig e hrst and the last. Think of it! F Waste Pipe Cleaner a 1. pa ~ Creamo Margarin Fox River Special tongues. Rotten little Indians with : of it ifteen pe ee ' re p RELIEVED big heads and poisoned arrows— Introducing — - the boat. Your only chance to take this Weve ene See ae — CLOSING au ORATION ; . 4 * gg: e yy OR iaa® Walsh's Itech Remedy matied eee ee - G0Mh. as> teieaie sea 80 | newspaper giving Associated Press news service. *| with a wreath of pandanus leaves & ® ow | e now Pianters Realty pid ......| 04 aches and Malaria) Fever. 4 i: : Rice-tix D G Lat ped Apps 107 *| on his kinkly head—yes, I’ve seen . - ; ; . OW Bell ple ...ccccomece: 104% him exhorting that way—preach- : - - People Have - Louis Screw Co ....:... = agner ec Corp com ‘come. Telling ‘em they'd better | ' . | ‘a % Rm lL & & Ce Ge... css.: 14 , A - ww ; . United Rys G6 cutdowsccebe GA’. wealth to him—all their gold and — oh abo ter be ls g a ing to Indians and the halfbreeds : “a " EI so 8 > ay ate Bs} re att An “gh \ 4 | down there of another flood to a _ , | | . 7 r = og bee: ary build an ark and get ready to float | | * ; . ‘ when the heavens opened and the . | Bo: ay Bae ae Oe. ok we | 68 Make M ) foods came down | Bete ES e emor;ria Day Telling ‘em, too, to bring their aa | yimaoce Long Dini bs eran + A the gold of their ancestors; by wee laclede Gas Be ©... ec ee | + emeter! y \ isiting a: of which the old rascal meant those | ' r & W Bel! Ss ser | 98% gold._plates buried with their dead. | pe = He would made a burnt offering , | 39 WPT HOG MARKET ET ACTIVE Let some of this day apart be spentinremember- “% 4 of all that gold the day the floods | | | eh gr . : AND PRICES TENI ing your loved ones who have Passed on. A feu Se began, Segundo promised. _ ue a A § “You wouldn't believe it sir, but | P ocK RDS. 7 Flowers, d prayer and you will long treasure | (2 am ood Segundo hit those people just right | All in ‘the Joints says —— 79 cpt aaag egtimyied, Ce these hallowed moments. Dies 4 with his Noah talk. They went Maine Doctor a Soe and mules, 100. , or eS me oe Aur mad; they did that, sir. They be- | ae ME ares part oe . IOAUTIS FLOWER GROWERS" ASSOCIATION ih? i f ' gan to build an ark out of logs— | | “What tecte we i mortals be eer ie a ae nye a" . I've seen the thing with my own | | All these years we have been wae he * ~. Ay- a“ on ample 4 hunting parties to trap pairs of | gr oo ine real treusie a Nebraska yearling seers at $7. , a | hatte animals and put into the ark. Rot- bones, ligaments and cartilage— * be ts” Vent aia were agi f ten tapirs and fighting jaguars. Or, to be short, in the jomta, “1 re Sie to 50c. pac paying ee ; . ya | There are 26 bones in the foot Gov-_ largely for their offegings and Ce . parakeets and alligators. My Gawd, | ered with cartilage and connected B-*~,! ‘a a ers taking some of the. best What a mess! | ligaments, and they have a ¢ 25 Just try a remedy that is come wi pelters 2hic lower, and veal calves, Super Safe forSavings Be : Panama how this Forget your powdering and | Th S d tie > amount of work to do. The slightest strain on ome little igo Ss - steers ower on | ' , >. . : Ws - ' ment from being “on the feet’ too mock ie ; common and medion otteciaes: ry , ,tO me here in Panama to come Mi inflames the whole foot. causing Ye : gram steers, | to lowe ) | down and be the Méssiah. He Ve. 4 ' | meas and burning, aching and + eh ie Fr lower: Watehor Ma ay | | wrote he couldn’t get those gold ht | Pew ATT this can be quickly prowea “ial | ar: ppnner 00 ane Co" Sleael | Plates without a Messiah on tine! Be Swe \é ' «& Prominent Maine doctor whose bas : } ‘higher: “beef and near ‘job. White though I might be. his rua £ L ig oaCc es | i known the world over. heed HH in some cases SOc lower, Mock o people wouldnt harm a Messiah, 4. , lh a for joint troubles only —euch aa J he wrote.’ , y Kase, which every druggiet carrie, nd a . Receipts for the week were / ‘ = 7 see how quickly your sore, tir oe above normal, the four-day run 4 Then I heard there before the 4 . " an i oun flamed and fortured feet will wel 24.000 head. Weighty steers old cathedral at — | and strong and sturdy again. See 39,25 and fight stgers and he . English wastrel had played Messiah | and other makeshifte for just ?—. man fit ‘NE—Peef siee-s g | —-played and lost. It is not meet! Z A | P | a oe eo he Li, of all foot misery GF range. 2 ‘. ve so; poe that I write that part of the story. : i 2 | It's an active emolient that you 5 ; nge. +," 7.75 cutter cows, | ) “But. strike me dumb) sir, old Us / hf = = === —H | Stn tnd eeeacinec or, Shoat SS 7b: "eazy, boot bulla rages, 38 2 This Company believes Segundo'll be rolling in gold if he PS Ui nt. SS —————_— and fiesh away! dewn to thee ocker a, aoe , , ever gets out of thaf swamp coun- | | ile ~~ = . —— : the real seat of all troubles. a A | | that, safety of principal try.” ENS 3 And remember, when Joint-Kase (gee | HOGS—Rarly rounds sctive wit ’ Pp Pp try. ‘ ro a a 5 in all foot agony gets out-—auick. pe unevenly strong (to 1G« higher. (Copyright. 1994.; orien: aS ~ P+ ri 7 | tmbe for 60 cents——every drug store.. re) ti rt of advance and dividends considered, _ 8a ee BRS ne Wolff-Wilson D , | Laandry Owners’ New | Officers. A a SSS “2 = , , a rug Co. 7% bi Cahokia offers the most Frank H. Hoffman of St. Louis By aR g abe Pie | and Washington Av., Keiffe i liberal return of any invest- |was elected president of the Mia- Prevent Roaches from lurking oD Ney WS ttt ; ‘Drug Co. and Johnson FE 7. sourt Laundry Owners’ Association beneath your linoleum and around | i a? - ‘Drug Co. Sell lots of Joint Kase. i ment open to St. Louisans yesterday at the conclusion of the the kitchen sink by the occasional 4 . 2s | 7 two-day annual convention. Other : today. Par, $100 for cash. ., Officera elected are: H. W. Conger. use of St. Joseph: John Spence. Kansas ’ | City and J. S. Milburn, Columbia. Peterman’s Roach Food Send for the booklet which vice presidents: Charles Nicholson. Roaches are enticed by the baits of St. Louis, secretary and treasurer j? ~ sets forth all of the super and E. F. McClain, Carrollton. s°r- sb nem aor 9 states et oe . ae : | geant at arms. The next meeting y crawiing through it, Carry Dac We guarantee that Peter. safe qualities ofCahokia6™ place will be selected by the board the powder on their bodies to the man’ sRoach Food will rid of di *f . Sr. . > S ’ hd ad Se ae wenepe te making nests, destroying not only the roaches themselves, but any premises of roaches ’ an active campaign for it. h ad f A Nae BR nies their eggs and young. if used as directed. : ’ . SECURITIES DEPT., ROOM 201 Admits Marder Charged to Brother Try a can today. It will mean clearing your home of We authorize any dealer UNION ELECTRIC = aa prom roan. Roaches the most effective and cheapest way. to promptly refund the SAN NTONIO, Tex., May 29. . purchase price t anyone LIGHT anp POWER CO. A mén giving\his name as Emer- Standard for 43 years showing that vase the son Abbott, who sai: ) ; ; 12TH & LOCUST John de ‘Sane a al At Your Druggist 25¢ | above conditions the Jefferson, Ind.. Main 3220 Central 3530 has surrendered to the Sheriff of preparation has not rid Uvalde County, according to ad- ‘Wm. Peterman, Inc. 200 Fifth Ave., N.Y. the premises of roaches. pert ‘ \, 4 vices re@cived here. The man said : a ozs the Pom-t his brother had been arrested for Mabers of the famous PETERMAN'S DISCOVERY for Bed Bags Se cae tor io om ; te Te 4 eo an ' the crime. ’ we. Leuls newspapers combinedy ‘a ‘ Seeeces 6 COS 46666 OSH OS BRE © & + ome se Oe © ©

Page 12

a Wey er tots ge» c pt } >» ae Cy SPE, Pret oe pate rene. — easy, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 1924. — —— ~ i Ae a Bi tes: pret, | THUSANCDUWN | NEW. YORK STOCKS || NEW YORK CURB (2 a ~ fh Specie (EO Bes . MINING. NEW YORK, May 79.-—-Fellowing t#@ « | } le : - a io the Post-Dispatch. Special to the page megea a 350 Cortez Sil 43 et of quetations in the foreign exchange (>) > Cee a NEW YORK. May 29.—Following ‘are today's hi h low 4 clesing ces for | NEW YORK. May . — . Peco bacc —— ee 130 Jib Con : 27 2 FPRANCE—fFranc PD 5.29%. © 5.30% will be « - 7 2 ie. - aera cates, _Hizh. Lows, Cicer. Chine. || DOMESTIC BONDS. | INDUSTRIALS. 36 Kay © Cor : . 4 | TTALY—Lire D 4.38" 39 jecctams ef thaen 6 , » ae : “ee . “ ; te nf (DU . Sele Ciose Close Week Days = 7 : — — = » ee P é io ; INDUSTRIALS. , : ected ‘ Close - , ; ’ — 2 " a , AGO an « 1 64% “4% 64 Z gel ame é ; . ee coe a 4ty b, ar eS ' i(i-— y 20 Mizpah Ex es tet 20 Nat Tin , . ' HOLLANI+—Filerin D 37 7 Ply LM +2 52 52. 82 NORWAY—Kroene [) 14.74 29 Red War 2 2 of sv EDEN Krome D 76458 DENMARK—Krene LL 16 8! » ’ : nt ~ : be : : , : {on P Cor Pw YORK. May 2 The Eve-. x, ' : - A-s Sn . Cont T In a ee ee | °-, * Rw wid Post in its copyrighted finan- ¢ oN : Slime 17. AGKWIBSS 51% 51m | its | 5 DeeDCCo w ‘ feview today says d “N ; > ' 2? , Annual! tad : . “With holidays approacnting a’ pc ~ > is : Invidend Rates. High Low. Clos ~ 27, ' ‘ io: 7 “~~ Beme and abroad, and with the mar- 2: 29%, 2 a1 METALS AND EQUIPMENTS. : jag sE. 100% 108 o# ER so JUGO-SLAVIA—Crown D 1.23% ; : ; 3° a1 STRIA—-—Crown I rgelvy in professional hands. .- > - > 4 “err =1%. 2 i CGaB f >" 2. ; F&WGS A , : ‘. as Kets la - + Am ar l | - —* , id . , 4 ‘ - - —— - : ta . 102, ne o Pa BP! ; : Gi Al Ceal , DR RRAZIL-—Milreie PD “ The North American . éc¢ : peain amounted to only akout 400,- | — : Inter Corp. 20%. 2 ye 2 am Ziec 7 ‘Sw 2 - ae + iooty Tire * | TOKIO— Yen D .40's : Company will not spot’’ + 004 share: Prices xeneraliy were aa . ? » : : do pid ; 25 H4aMmMmRR i! “1¢ Sa 18 ls ee MONTREAL—Iller D on > 4 . , he bears applied presrure , ‘ ; Anaconda Cop : 29% H&2MERR pf , a — ——= a the wasis of rumere 12 ie Cae ‘5 itor Mey 2a ip || Lead, Zine and Conver || @UARTERLY prvipewe ke. 68 4 ; ; hae “mm 3 1° , ‘ : . h of vd an 3 ‘ ‘ ' 7 : rid.) ; rOoug a er th ; é the oil matket and at A l- . ls Debits !o ind dual geeeunts $75 600 000 me 7 “ in bh } , . cj) ens i}* per e-le YK Oe = = wa a Net s. 71 ‘ : | Dub . RK. Mas - MON unehanged. : : zs +e2e? . ' . fF { Spending period year. $3.904 800 00° patch (guaranteed not ¥ tocrack. crumble, or fall] RP | rane and Sterling Off. ; of ) M 6's ' {i | . ong” AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY out of itself ) and the R * . rhe aADpearance nf marked Weak - 40 rts ” x o% — ‘ | - te , r ; oS . . , “1 : 47 nw Fi al ' a COMPANY s aa among the foreign exchanges Butterick Co ; J -~- “% op oe —— — ~~. 39 101 te 101 % 101% 2 tn a 2: = ort Bilis, 6423 1-16 pes t. th patch will not spot”’ Se -cconded by nothing particular. | - } inspiration ©. 33. BY E * . 3 ee 5S:3 : hs . othe “bile, 31-1A@3'» per - STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING ” ’ re ; = ‘ . : - ? ~ ‘ ’ nt a ane : , ; : 1 - - ; through the pe@int or ® by significant in the news. The con . . . Inm+ Nicke 64 \. Mexican dollars 50% The sockhoiders of the American Car end : . etaat er 7 .? | an’ . herepy nombed thet the : S 4 ental markets were closed and | | do ma ¢ Compeny sre wall paper. No need to ‘2 os Landon market started firm. Of i , © ~ - ; iron Prod 6 of the sockholders of os reguisr : ) ic ‘ | ‘4 . » Flax : di id at =e offices, No. 14) shellac it first. So easy ; ferings hecam? Hea y ' before the . ~~ 3 a = Ke ake “op 4 | Turpentine, t | ; ; to apply, and savesa lot a elose and prices declined sharply on 51 : | Par: hon ee “clock fer the : of mone both gsides of the Atianti Sterling Derecors — y. : Jost eu cents at sa Oa and French ; were off 11% points at 5.24 Goa. Textile _ MEAP OIA. Mian, May 29.—FP'lax 4 > oe francs : —- 4 ‘ : + -—— — —— ‘ ; ~— ji a ,* LOT "s * is I ~~ , , pa P Your paint, wall-paper es cents Vost af the former neutrais Cant Can 4 i S 2 % ae re +: . ‘ . ' a yi J > , e132 » a -_ > “er rt " 1. , or hardware dealer See eighty lower. Whole ava} |Com Pred .... 33% 33. | 33% Ontario Rilver ; | gelling was due to the continental | Quien 0 , 27" : | Otis Stee has it 4 ; Polidar or to mec ntrth-end sett) ments Cre x Carper . ao pfd ema tic in any even’, ihe Cuba C Sugar REAL nome folks cannot ice enor “ ee beavy short ‘overing whien ves Cc “_ pia abide holey walls. Geta Me eepected in French francs has not, eR Am Sus a terialized Cuvrame! fren 4 package today. Comes MU Titecsuse of the holiday. publica- | i> Beas in cartons like prepared BY tion of the Rank of France e#tate- Darison Chem flour. Just add water. A b ment was postponed The Bank of ih oe s ; : x land statement reveals a de- child can apply it. If Be Sn of about 1 per cent in the Elec St Bat 4 your dealer cannot ac-. De geserve ratio, which now stands at Bndicot: J 5 commodate you, write : 7% per cen: Circulation is f1.- pPyirnenks- Moree : = - . "4000 \larerr The tandon money Famous P.! a us, giving your dealer s oral «now easier because of the Fea \4T pf S. name. We will mail you 7 larc’ (government nterest pay- Pieischmaenn J . ' : a ‘ i! ne 119 Lis 4 - ; A ~ i] a 2!. 1b. carton and you ments witich fall due on June | iS — S| cian Cop 42 Bis BES Boe No Kolar Ref 18: is 198 EI (“GULF COAST LINES”) can the F Ae at CUES are . L Me a , | x ge ee 1 bee pay postman : Sui 3 : ) | Ind. | 37 3 Bee-, plus the postage, ede ee i i) Sige teTe ee ee | ioe ee et First Mortgage Thirty-Year 5%% Gold Bonds on delivery. : a eS, fe i | ery RAILROADS. Sew. .-.| SOS el ase SERIES “A” Fee ert aa a i J Lingeed o1) quetations tn St Louis ia iets ef ove to four rreis now $1.10 per gai- lon for raw and $1.12 for botieé ia ar > of 4 reg RATIO. i te Oy ge de 1) . “* : - tol eae — 5 & “ Ds —& Va . e aM fin wr lO ; . FOREIGN BONDS. P Gy 95% Bm 96% | ) New Issue ' ——————$$ O8 oR “gy . 7 “xs W's 34 000 PA % 29% ? $7 9 9 ee New ORLEANS, TEXAS @ Mexico RAILWAY fade) in 4 . * ; 2 j ; , +” 13h 1a : 1a j a ae aE EET | ComMPANY tan AO te . te 61% «> ee Seu 2esecy: tse ’ aed - fifak ta +-1)9 (of ve ee 5 a * ee ee OR ORR EE NG OPE CER ee { - ‘= ited Yeumees ; : “Gar a a : o> 93 ya, 93 \ By they * + 121 2 LF [NDEs'E > DENT OILS. 7 | ae ee a |e , BN 38% 38 Oa i‘ ~ Me SM : | ce Sere | 5 Bete Fated | 3 Dated April 1, 1924 Interest payable April 1 and October 1 Due April 1, 1954 Other Rutland | ” 0 -* 27 =. seat BT he! BT" . BS els 13% 13% 13% 12% § |] : — | Useful Products | ty. 3} ——4 | sen 5 angor Ar p’ 7 9! Sg! 1000 Cits scripi 84 84 BH } Redeemable in whole or in-pert on any interest Cate on or before April 1, 1944 at 105 and imterest, the premium decreasing '4% . ° Cowwys * : a 1; Be 157 110 . Pet } . : Plavtic Stove Lining - ena Goodrich Rub. 2 = “n ess “7 . » R Cull 36 3006 380 for each year clapeed thereafter until maturity. re er Covering si4 8 4 $. 8 a a = 4% | ) t I pte 7% 37% 3 “2 kien Oo 8 % | Interest to be payable without deduction for amyl Federal Income tax up to-2% per ansum which the Company =" P, aL ray & Dare ee. “ a | : /2' , “4 & 2 ; . - SET hosn Gee Btemntinn Sep Sends ——~“FLASING QUOTATIONS Hartman Co + , | or the Trustee may be required to withhold. Pennsytwaniea Personal Property tax of four mills refundable —| a wiroas So Sa) Se "5y f | : ‘ely summarized as follows: Patching a oe ee Set Sah } which he has betaty | ella by . | yatone | T 18 Int i | Rede. INDUSTRIALS. | SECURITY: The First Mortgage Bonds are to be | Plaster | 5 et an 5 3 ; ' te KC - ie ~ Pa 1 AmMG&E pf. 445% 43% 43% 435 i direct first mortgage or by first lien through deposit of collateral {first mortgage bonds me: ro} San ane 8%: 5%) S% --. me | a1 7 WOR LET AS AEN | on about 981 miles of railroad. inteding leceme Denis, Gees Stock Sales—Contimu debt to be presently outstanding in the ° public, exctusive equipmnent | Rend Se) SSK 52° ‘Pa 1! , t “% r $5,233,000 First Mortgage Bonds due-Octobertl, 1925, and . ~ Lr “ _ ’ oF oe “4, - r ot >, a e253 ° 20 : 1 were 341.100 shares > - - _ \Ok P & R | Onys How p! a Owens BM = meas B EARNINGS: For the seven years Maine Doctor ~ ~y = ' Park & Tilt — ree ‘3 . [ | J | $2 por annmurm, equivaient to over twice: I TTLE—A jarge part of Thursday's Puls 0° fo. funded debt, inchuding interest on ; Ta z ) mat | Susliee Pet 2 a 4% 360 71 enjoying safety of principal, diversification of character | December 31, 1923, gross income before oa oe By Bae 4A ) the market ts etal Hoa fa ds d ield. | ; : : ; funded debt. years we bawe been terter Piene- Arrow ; . anc attractive y to $3,406,436, or almost 3 times total interest charges on te help tLhowsands of footeore people br ’ . . native cattie on anir averaged ; ot (| goa: 3 L's , bathing and powdertne the skin whee Seat steady. Sales inciuded thre: cart of os 1s > pprex. of present financing, maximum annua! interest on funded debt, 1 the » the re . Nebraska wear'in steers at $F 60 ard } ‘| : : : ‘+. : . Sli the time t “| trouble is Im the ~ o fi Bonds and equipment notes. will be approzimately $1 200.000. ht mined stecrs and het‘eres wp "Oo te & . , os Security ars icaments and cartilace : ae ‘en Calves Were a ‘orc gown r att ' .c 7 | ° . mort. in : | = gad forced 3 coe - 5% BONDS For the three months ended March 31, 1924, gross operating revenue imcreased 25% » O0c packers paving $4.25 to $4 0 offaging? and city each ostum © ) . v's +e Commonwealth Edison Co., Ist Mige. tas oad income available for interest increased 42% over the corresponding period ; with eP : the best at 7 ; a~f ~e SRS i eB > BN J : Virgimian PowerCo., ist & Coll. Tr. Mtge. 5s ; : Smeunt of work to do CATTLIi R EEK — Native : ginian tge Mant from being "en the fest” too neat seers 30 ower on Dar and 28, lowes" pus ti ae *, The Empire Dist. Elect. Co., ist S.F. Gold 5s | in the, previous year. | inf lames une who . ~ coamng ance ’ a cra etners Soc to SOc i up te r > ” a . = Ozark Pr. and Water Co.. Ist Mige. S. F. Se | EQUITY : The $1 5.000,000 outstanding Caprtal — = pels ge at a lh tap | burner aching a gener ee. - i en a tou - 5 52% 51 —- of $16,500,600 jumior to 1 und debt. Divide: ds Car the car wkiy prowed.” ow ranner and cutter cowr to i Pure ‘ I : = — = OF BONDS represents an equity inaugurated iD 1920 and were increased o—3r Maine dneror stow name | dy. stacker and feeder 33 ea TERS. 7% 6 oF ' Chesebrough Buildings, ist Mtge. S. F. 6s . tal Stock at the rate of 6% pe h wren esent tate JM Inry a cemecy thal is compounded Kod, B pop amc se. = = Illinois Pr_& Lt. Corp., Ist. & Ref. Mtge. A 6s | March, 1923, to 7% per anaum, wm * pt | mirt treutiee only «uch as Joint ' a : . » ] me - Pennsyivania ** Ist Mige. Fee Ss. . 6s . PROPERTY : The Compary controls and operates a railway system of abour 1174 Ce ee ee ee ee eee which every Cruggiet carries. and Rece or eock were , ceed ae kls your are pe Shove normal the four-dey rut a BR to 1t% 1t%) (27 Pub. Svce. Co. of Colo., ist Mtge. & Ref. A 6s . : irect operating connections under contract, known as amed fort ure a ~ i} wf @ ar. agent sterres °C at ‘ . oad ” a" : . | and strong. a8 teed nam. - 25 ane hight sugers Sad betters et dc | es 3.;5 Cent. Ind. Pr.Co., ist Mrge. Coil. & Ref. A6s | ae Anaw ol from New Orleans via Baton Rouge and Houston > your pewdgering and soaking 5 ote 3 7 we) “ : 2 i; I Anes. , . : : and other makeshitts A Ty NS — Be code . mame Pus. 8m 19) I 614% BONDS | Texas. where direct connection is made wrth the National Railways fare anc ret ofr . ' ‘ $i) : —_ ; ; , : j . ; . from using Joins- Ban | > te $11.50) dul . 18% — Dodge Building, N. Y., ist Mtge. S. F. 6's . | practi a water level line and is the shortest rail route ath sour tmeee ee ee ; Es to $4 canser cows. range. $2.25. '° St ? Gia. 3 ~¢ 3h Me Hearst Pub. Inc., ist Mrge. & Coll. Tr. 6's ee tanias The system serves a rich agricultural, mineral and lumber territory wir and none mah | Ng gt Se 2&5 Mette 2 36% SN 8" Northw’rn Pub. Swce.Co., Ist Mtge. A 64s . | ‘_ the States of Louisiana and Texas and handles a well diversified freight traffic he ld on saunas. meine | ies i — oe TT , ood watt it at Indsana Electric Corp.., lst Mtge. B6's... which furnishes about 76% af gross operating revenue. mm o ‘ome ~ ets « ‘wjh——Larty reunee vw " ont } tr ' t i oe . + c wis f . x 1 + ie fe 8 Sno es Say ae SS Se Bea cS ay Be | ee ae pen ae expected that application will be made in dae course to let these bonds on the New York Stock Exchange. ’ f. Putene- hogs irom 190 youn and uP ee 43 — 7 ' : : 7 | | lt is eee Drug Co., Tth fd =, am higher @* ae so 1 . : . $n: | Cinc.G. & E.Co..Pr. Ln. & Ref.M FA's 1 | Sa bends wil! be delverabie im the Gret metance. Al cGerme are made “when, as end #f usund” and ashington Av. Keiffer 180 oe te , $7.35) SS Gus beet 30 ', — Durham Public Swe. Co., Ref. » ce x : | interne wee nad subject to approval of proceedings by our comnedt Drug Co. and Johnson Brvs. 44 ‘oeters 3 te 150 | Tex PC = 0 2 Public Svce. Co. of Colo., S.F. Conv. Deb. 7s i . . : . 5.5797, Drug Co. set) tore ot Joins-Rase at 96.58 A to S650 To ror BAY, 57% 58 - Cities Svce. Refining Co., 1st Mtge. Guar. 7s Price 99 and interest, yieldmg © , oon et gh" fio ! : A - y Ra For short-term tmvestment we recommend: ; Orie T end Mexico Raiwey Comsany First Mortgage Siz Per Cent gy Paar Central Indiana Pr. Co.. 7% Coll. Gold Notes | | Gold Deads das October 1, 1925, with all eumatered remem Pray nom voi ac- Remington Arms Co. Inc., 3 yr.6% Gold Notes | cepted on a V2 % yield basis in of or in exchange os ’ ens Public Svce. Co. of Colo., 6% Gold Notes . . | } lel able on confirmed allotments. This privilege is subject hdrawal at eny ee ee ee a * effer ngs ee ambe comprieec eater part ef supplies. ecar'y bing on thie clase Zhe higher than yesterday Few geal offerings noted at $16. Te mutten ewes selling * $5 ° amie on sale Sheen were abeur send) * choiec mutton ewes selling from Ask for descriptroe cerculars 5 75 9 $6.76. medium to geod grades a... : + ye 4 1 Sg oe eg ey Oe ot ceci | "= ‘4 "T .f | { W A ; ] rriman & mw Greed | A.B. Leach& Co.,in|} |) : 3 eooltltliel .! Ss cee KA Aa see S° w $5 and cannere at $1 ~ " Romy =D wWwtLeEs—T bie merke" RK . __ Me... under a negtigtbie offer ine — : ; . eck! Loading Statement _ * | ; io — a Amy May 7 —“are eaded . 4 Sl %, 5! Telephone. Main 2540 e4 enue fregh: guriag = ween 2 et pi oi : Ye . . : er I a. ‘ ‘male P13.4 — a Wriltee-Over af , °* pecurity Building, bn Le OUIS | sepa one banal es EO dees tan abieae Jame so... ) . CHICAGO NEW YORK eames ant while ast quaemaesd, we Seteve Chem te be “ ‘(e . : / Vi oo wor h a Terh Pure . weiatew Co 4 Derteg '922 the Pr «t-Dispetch wre TORK “ffee——Rie—— Tice car 5 | printed 31049 Siteation “Wants”— . | . - Dee, 11.6 ao Chicago (6 mere than the THRER other | rs oe ' St. Lewis sewspapers combinedh OP ya, Ae ae ee ee OES AOE At OO At OIG CIS UN ee cepa . ate : | Pte -

Page 13

Page 14

” Rr EY eso Rie th eth ua ened pt a a ELT EL - : ‘ - THURSDAY, MAY 29, i924, os te : = SAVE rOU AN EXTRa« ¢YPEWRITER? If it is a good machine you can sell it fo someone through P.-D. “Want Ads.” "@@ tie SIT - ~~ ——- oe + >| | HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS SALESMEN WANTED | HELP iT TEHILL | ROFESSIONAL | Sati esti tae Tame” Sere | ete are | Meter TD WOMEN. IMA | OUEEITD ODDS FOR SALE] wouRRWre G0O>DS Fon SALE ong 2048" Wain nee: ainut *“e8) insecticides: straight commission: PASTRY COOK—Muit F ; ‘ahiskoionad ‘ opportunity for individual saleaman 1 ~- STENOSOP at (e@) ginate, hed em $802.A Ww ash Ras what Ws can save vou on_furn your > | manufacturers’ agent. Box J-213, P.-D, git ’ ER—Competent. eR ys, hn ae bome before rou buy. a DANCING efi rn; see Mr. Retler (cP2) toa) erence, experience and 6 ary ex- | FURNITI oe a weex buys $40 worth. stock of new — furniture | sample , ‘| SALEBMEN—Several youn — pected. Box D-101 1, Post-Dispatch. ic6) | 4009 Chouteau. (c6) stoves and rugs; merchandiee merican aes Delmar, 9 a. m. to 5 ?, a —— —s gr My. mon. ambi STENOGRAPHER—For er — FU we ., the home to suit peat —- a re fee an that . ° Dp. ™m. (cd) us, to r little pookkveping: give experience. he 1: 012 eet ee Sins| & nd before o is “is to your interest te + | k ; a, = S Privace Dancing School: onep ro salary Ro Post-D 4 NITURE kK ner's 034 N deventer. % : , and evenings. Lindel) 4745. a ~ Lin Mexico Y i a y J . ; . th h course of ; I > M 9 | “ oy Ro irran or an inter. | MEN AND YOUNG MEN —At 2009 Eu- and comminsion. Western Tube & Wire y &_O-933. sage. = | 3 neu 2 S Zeah rome 386; ~ ? 2 vas a Will se) Py _ ape. FU tt R room (c5$) . 0-389. Post. Dis; t | - Noy sD ANG ING—4415 Washiagiee TYPIST Patch. (c4) genia st. for the Frisco News Service. 2°26 N. 13th. (c8) 8T ENOGRAPHER— Experienced, for two free electricity. Apply 4114 Lucky south of Page car line. ——1t “ge i a c4 guaranteed iu 6 lessons, Mrs, l- dictation and do can take light (c&) F week m po it eleric nak SAL EaMEN_ To sell Ford trucks: must eks; te rary position; state - = FURNITURE w 7 T 3469. al work, wanay MANAGER For accident and health in- have poeviees experience in selling au- | £mce and salary expected. bey) kaa I Le Sy ca Tou wilt ony fin preater ba a! s and es ea ioe a é jer, " Imar 22 ~ 6 ( ~ 3 : ER SC HOOL 3 now open: private ree- YOu! iG MAN surance agency: aiso 6 assistants need- tomobi trucks and bodies: drawin _Post- t-Dispatch. a> >} ¢ d A I ,* classes nightly: —Sit.:; years old: —* ead; wonderful opportunity : commission account: furnish our own car: P x Ne —-} FUxN.tUKE—o rooms. complete ~ | larger selection tn furniture, = “8 an ll eams le ng : Mi refer- | STE? OGRAPHDPR—Young lady of set- rented pays rent: must sell. 1021 ~~. et eg the . yo! district. "gone any hour. results only. 218 Grantt ld«. ired: m be St. Louis spose la tt Leo « requi ust an tled di ition: ree office, centrally nard. ington (e? Ci nieed. Arcadia School. 3517 Olive | experience: car. te STE Phones Lindell 4358, and pipe fittin ng. ° .| MOLDER HAND—Experienced ; gteady | and wel acquainted. Reifling Automa- | located; must livé with parents: anawer FUR URNITURE—3 room Central 2417. C Co., 234 efferso mn own handwriting, stating particulars e; reas K patch. employment. Goodf b re . | ——— Se ellow Lumber Co. bile Co. 1 8. Jefferson. (c6Z) | 1 s, comple \ an YOUR WN TERMS od + - ’ e =" lar able rent; fiat must sell, per city. MA y Ov OWN LR MS Pe a (cB) — ee ——_— ) Sn ay SAL "ESMAN- —-A& real traveling salesman. and salary expected. Box 6 P.-D. NIGHT MAN—Counter and kitchen work experienced. who wishes to make big | TRUNK LIXERKS—Steady work all year PORNITORESS room fiat: >: two ad yr CET se oe heme P° Oltve ~y minutes.” Auto * - 1 a piano: wo Tan in ay . Autos Wtd. Bac . > ie é oo Organization SF DETECTIVES soar n ONS— _— sighs Hotemont, sot hana ehing in eetton” otthstion | _Founé. 713 Howard e} | PORNITURE— ra ¢ Y : >” emall a AN—State age and give age. | TYPIS’ - 2606. bet Daa ek: bove 30: whether married ex. TS— Experienced, sia per ny Box R-290. _ Post- Dispatch. A Home of Your 4 wanted. We “TIV E—Expert shadowing. investi- set must be a cars r "dealer in Le CLIV student accounting. reasonable charges; automobiie are time: thor- references, Box D-367, Poset-Diepetch. perience, references, address. telephone Chas. F. Haanel. 709 Pi (e4) | PURNITr i > > - Via He . & GTIVE—Licensed. bended. Soca shea. | COOK mee “Dispatch. |OPPORTUNITY FOR FOREMAN We oe RB Oe ete BE CLERK—Wieh, schoo] graduate, |" suite American “dining and bedirae O f $10 D n but Six for Winning Mark 4 _owink, investigating, locates malnelineg = : colored ; private family: mpi stay | want @ man who has had five ~s asan e oreo (c7) ane at scares and neat ‘n yoowsit- 3409 Chippewa. ae wn or OW : ential; a > ri- . — : our . y . i : confid sas P ute | pervice. 387 Young. Phone Tri-City oak. mechanical ex ence and at ere eyo By oS ae enese poe lore anne rapes D333, FURNITURE—C hairs, table, lamps and Three nice rooms, nicely furnished. Red ITC in Sixth Place Is On! j 4 , . hae one Linde 5 wae ae teeter en, Y years’ actual oremanship in a good-sized in the eale of electrical appliances to Poat- 2 0st-Diapatch (c4) a fiver sores. outfit. 221 8. Taylor, | room will have one S-piece bedroom Suite , y . R-OFFIC ER WM. F. LA CHASSE does sho : rienced: « cafeteria or tea *Uthorized Ford agency; willing to pay represent manufacturer in Kentuck ARM W AITRESS—E ri a 6372 | a eee aan wits S gene aittene Sonag See wate AUTOMOBII cs y « ‘shadowing, investigating locates missing 62 private family; references, | $000 salary to a man who can qualify; state experience and give references 7: _Delmar. xperienced girl. FURNITU! RE—Mohair living room suite. eaten one Brussels rug. one chair, i v1 t of | ead ¥ ¥ eon !e. 819 Title Guaranty Bidg. ttve Gini” es position in city of 40,000. Box J-209. ceptional opportunity for the man PB WAITRI Victrola. daven@tte. rug. lamp. Coxwell rocker and one pair pillows. Living room We al - . . : ~ “Bre esi nn _ Sits neat, colored, id, nurse or house. pest Dispatch. (04) qualifies. ox 402, Post-Dis. (c4) ESs—PFor |! luncrroom. 9°35 8. 2d. | chair, deck. dining sulte. breakfast nti wilt he ry tted be a settee. ae eibeeny (eaneee oak Ms JACKSON. registered and bonded de- Bomont soaame re good reference. Cali outside man; come | SALESMEN—2 men experienced in sellin WATTRESSES—For ~ short-order oe” SR” womeendersumettisomst ben i table: one room. rug. 2) bletures.. one Cae does shadowing and invesiigat. | ( Te k. 5 Cabanne pl. (c) who can qualify as divisional pean sth Candy Co. 407 N. 6th at. (cd) © | pedestal, eae brie-e-rec feabinet. ” Your thorougnly experienced. 4057 “e sIRL—Sit.; wh Ser me P ae managers | wAl FURNITURE—3 rooms complete; dining , PeGest#!. one Oric-a-brac capinet. | 99 : ing ite: experienced PAINTERS—10: work rai nh T to represent manufacturer of a well TRESS—Experienced woman or set 9 ; combination kitchen and dining roem, one bi.: Lindel! _228%. ) oid housework: w 2 em, known nationally advertised ho tled girl for head waitress. Timberlake foom. © Pieces: living room. 3-piece men- | with ov n@ breiler, ecke } a . 2253 Ind ; after 5 p m. 5403 } Beacon. ic) y useho!ld ap- H ne mohair, Quick Meal gas range with *->Urmer gas range h oven a b ’ ) ——— ety “Tl | Gin _ a ndiana. 24 floor. PAINTER —-Experl pliance; these who qualify will be in Zotel, 4489 Washington. (cS all new; six months old: cheap. | 0"@ family size refrigerator, one golden ; Sit. ; — enced ; steady work for territory outside of the city colored 900 "ikonmerts x (5) oak sideboard, one pedestal extension table, ' @ «good solid chairs. one 9x9 congoleum, oe ; Clerical; filj r at-home stand against wn PATENTS. experience ng preferred. with real estate Company: state salary expect - the New r Tyler ler 17 eRe good reference. Phone 6d per hoy >. — 384° "Po Peace Gepost: - Houle ‘Maryland Hotel Been of =e n 3849 West Pine jz FURNITURE—We are closing out all our! e@ vacuum sweeper free with this outfit WOMAN—Or id, to to do housework for golden oak, fumed oak and early English Qur club plan enables you to pa 9 in last place, eight an ’ ATALR Wid —Large contracting —_ ( BARTS —" “lew it: houseene ooo 2) d one-half 4 financial partner: man GIRL—sit, housework by colored ; : to 3 p. a TtR on _ one week. Shawmut. buffets. china closets and +xtension tables jas vou pot your pay. Open until 5 Dp. m. -~ —— —— : : - re. grace 4633 Newberry. Forest 7594°(5@) 523. 4 wants @s a result of 12 victories a a fable contracts on hand, Box O 363, afro references, Bomont 1727W or nail d os SECURIT x ATTRACTIVE | WOMAN—To stny with sick ledy: room,| &t 50 per cent off: here is a chance of a | every Zainst -Dispatch. (c5) A~-= Compton. all ft ace ISSUE \ : ) ;|_ board and wage 1007 N. } 1; | lifetime to xet that odd buffet. china H. WALKER FURNITU RE co emaie help.| LEADS FURNISHED: ges. iN. Leffingwell. | closet, extension table or c&airs. Langan 1117-1119 Locust st. ” (e) — - 667, the Rickeyme b ’ tall sdviee — GIRL—Sit_- wa > n now are sf NTS obtained. edvice and toldeb RL—Sit.: would like gener rticulars d sa! ? ; ; ” “ith 9° al housework and saiary | NANCE CORP., 03 C WOMAN—wW hite; to scrub paint. for Fri-| Bros. Furniture C rom the lead. nt ehas | To washings wages gutés, Plain cooking: Iman Co., Inc., Syrg-| TIONAL BANK BLDG. __day. Phone Lindell 4149R. after 6p. m ure Co. 18th and Washinetep: | SEW AND SLIGHTLY USED | f o-— - ———— Th “ re ; co rye ae ¥ y WOMAN—Betw 2 0 years. for TRNI a on ; . pirat Cabany 4747W. Parra OER Wy a eck separ congr n= eanitariym ‘work. ApDIY “rar Guimna: | tablea, dressers: sldebcarda™: wardrobe FURNITURE GREATLY Pogition open for two local men over 21 | £22. 2009 East Grand (c4) crowded house of all kinds of furniture at REDL CED Dead eee “Sutams ee . x ONAN A NLL inti ety ay x INSTRUCTION GOVERNESS—sit ; : 4 * child or nurse; to samall| p ANQrDe a : ren APER HANGER—Steady work, g00d| years of age, who can furnish good refer. WOMAN—Or girl, care for 2 children, Bat. | Very low prices; just the place to pick out Exchange Old Furniture for Ne tons pend UNIVERSA . ae » U has experience prim om More Reds Are UTY culture taught, marcelling: 4: day &s nurse: wishes position after man _oniy. Sophir Bros., Bros., 4555 §E: Easton. | ences and ond. To men who qualify. we _Uurdays. 4538 Manchester. Grand | your outfit; everything kept in sanitary Added Fa H , T342R. (ec) | Condition: delivered free in th ay! or A few specials: Cedar chests. $11.74: o ospital : ; wonderful opportunity : __Deimar 5226W. (89) PAPER HANG RS—Apply a I ’ will furnish leads for our new form RBrit- Zz 1 N. Taylor. (6) HOU ~~ PER—Sit.. widoe a... Whitm 4837 I eit ¥ at o riaae i. annica t off th e rm wo Wh re " burbs; bed 75 : ‘ c wido } ore. ( Labadie: first-c} n just off the oress; permanent posi- | w at suburbs; free packing for out-of-town ed. spring and mattress. $17 50; I I ; In. refined doer : c62) wee ite: general housework: one ers; we sell w slesale to dealers in small 1.50; rockers, $3.50, extension a ks st by 1 njuries de en —— hairdressing. manicuring. years, wishes position in refined home: 2) tion. Appliv J. 8. Thomas. Statler Hotel. wh J r a IFIC beauty culture au h Ser ae =. “ g NT c t aby OFFICE 320 S. Broadway. St. Leute. Mo. anted, to sell general line pictorial pub SALESWOMEN WANTED | | Our low prices on all kinds of good, de- | av.. 4500; ren w ing city, mugt sell at once: completely furnianed. 9 ror. the Y-engine and water) and in the second game Assis - tant Man ; ager Greasy”’ Neale ’ Story and scorer wre ae one public | STENOGRAPHER—sit 5 Years’ exper!- speaking; privately and confidentially or| ence: desires perma: it! nent _ position mf _€o., 1545 Tower Grove (c6) | BOOKKEBPER—Andé cashier, hotel. write Gas range. ref rae 00 and rugs SALESWOMEN—Hieh- laa, te - to pel silk o— $5.00 to AN DIRONS—Carpets, furniture, com 3 thorized Marinello instructor. 'GIRL—Sit.; temporary experi. licity; original sketches and leads fur- ; ee Forest 3208. {c8) © ~ Pes anceltigent pewriting, fling PLLUMBER—Xow one. © li Sunday nished; commission only. SALESLADY—For 4 oods store. expe, — — wager, Sings considered be- Gravatt ) ey : $ -BEATY AND STU 1 f °10 G ore you bu We ma our Own over- : | A BAUER STUDIO, rienced preferred. Fixler, 5210 Gravois. y y e ® ou FURNISHED APARTMENT—Moving to. — WARD'S, 3032) went to left. When he was tak- . . Sed classes forming constantly; we emall off! ‘ en out for a pinch hitter, Pitch. | “alee prepare speeches and orations for ali | 1°26. Post. Dispatch” — ee DISPENSER —Experienced. take experience. reference, age. Box R-53, mee Post-Dispateh. | _Iingerie and hosiery 1 a atleo Folding chairs an wy tables to furnishings of awellines or small lote;| HU DsON— Prices pal gpennie Bros.,| ¢4 blue; ¢ LISH—Fo: a thorough ccurse in En “jc 1 ee | ih, better English. errorless English. STENOGR , | PL VeSER—Graham ypiumbing & Heating 709 TIMES BLDG. (c8) | SALESBLADY Experi adi stuffed living-room suites. 3 pieces, mn? tife English, English that wili etand NOGRAPHER—Sit; ; experienced: age Co.. 1400 Academs i ee - ready-to- wear store: go me 1707 $129.75 and uP. for which you 1.ay select ene Negttene he o Moe fer lane. | pg amona she nvist critical ‘experte, | 40% fling and general office work, watery | pontee—Fer_drug_ store. 4500 aston. | wet» wrp._WwoOmeE Market your own coveri.e: workmanship guaran-| [27h Tggouy ‘© Party buying furniture - " j . : ° Cc ‘ork ; ar . a ee ’ . ; y or a perts $50. Sidn O55. ( y | PRESSER it.: on steam ” pressing ma- . Wo N, GIRLS SALPSLALIES To take orders for ovr rood; terme if dendred. | YA ee HO ISLE GOODS—Contents of 7-room ; Pay every se : — apartment: 3 rooms now rented pays en- er Luque took his place | erasions, strictly confident{a:: terms very | STENOG : : | t-RAPHER-TY Prat Sit ’ charge first | feting day or evening course; hours 9/ ("ive 549- residence. Lindell 7508. | sleeves Pee. cuffs. Levin, 615 Chestrut.| COLLAR vey Ny fi i eee Eright ry BA pone gon ‘GAR +s AND RURNTIOR BE Wt. 1 and S te 10. Grand 6583. twentiets | STDNOGRAPHER—Sii. typist: aged 17;) cntra!l 26261. AS, Free laundry, 76 Baston >. ic) Se SS R Highest prices Kaplan, an sat Franklin. Jentral 1846. ¥ 0-94, Post-Dispatch 1092) | ame 21, beginner. neat work: wishes po- PRESSER—Experienced on Hoffman experienced on men's wits 4 gar N it OOP PAP FP PPP PPP APRA . 7 ury Telegraph Co.. 211 . 7th. (cB) @ consctentions and reliable be TRIMMER. . , | ¥ Gent é | ginner: —Experienced, for drug store | COOK—Short hours. Apply 2656 Olive. | WEN-WOMEN—$100 to 5500 monthly in willing to work hard and start at smali | windows; one afternoon a week. 5001 Ask for Mr. Gills. ! y FURNITURE Wtd.—any amount, chiffo- FOR SA LE—WT D iv 100 robes, dressers. rugs. Butts, Lindell OO Oe i Oe a thors’ Engiish, mathematics. a . . Post-Dispatch. ( ; ~~) author ; rhort | Sa. 4) _6226 Deimer. + oo nqORK ERTL —Faporaageg young lady. a ae alias red Dewriter a a Bedroom ining room and iiving room RIP SAWY sintted ares arment Co., 4l 12th. ortunity onsolidate P 4 ter : A ER—Apply Landau, Cabinet sath. = aad Cartes a. 2 g NR (e4) suites from to $875.00. HOUSENW’LD GOODS WANTED ne HUD RO ae eS y ment ry, advanced, hue; | , bank or reliab! Ez RACH ele a ‘ need, huriness R R.° . & company. | or don’t apply. Leonard Dry Cleaning Co ing experience; $15 week and commis- me | a a a . . an P — WB BP LOL ML re hws i i a lll i ee eae a a m ~~ ~ r™~ a ~~ © , elar Pressing machine: must be { ments. Federal Clothing Co ALESL , experienced (ea) 3 sLADY—Clty: ‘— with some oe YOUR a spe ben ae TAKEN IN _Box G 159, Post-Dispatch. eae. Popular ss Atak though he permittea b 1 ut five runs . Government service; permanent; 17 to salary: efficient at filing. telephoning | Delmar. d: good pay. 4K “q ; a | RS EON FS me = -—o Kings- in 22 frames, lost two out of three 65; +46 stationery. uty rite p | YOUNG MAN__18 to 25; inatallment col- | bury ay 388° —— . a . " 2064. —— fel?) . t, St. Lous, Mo. guickly. Ww ATTRESS— Sit colored: or maid. For- lector: must leave city; salary. trans- | ee ae dependent: | sysiem known every- | WOMAN Sit.; elderly: for genera] house : ot —Whit COOK hite; cooking and general hou ap-te-dete, Bee cur show winhows and or 6029. Bement Rickey's men closed th e day and evening classes. Call of - ‘ aoe a 29. A aetme write’ fi TR FOUNG MAN= Aged 22: South side resi-| yo 3 in family” Call “Webstes ig AUCTION convinces. FURNITUR® Wit—Highest cash 2 : . | , ; for all kinds of ‘household 8, torni- > a COOK—First-class, white, assist with 100 beautiful lots sold by Sheriff Wi!l- Langan Bros. Furniture Co. ture. rugs, contents of late, vie pianos, bric- pack vrite. Moler .~ College. 810 N. 6th. ————— —— | dent: exverlencea in “clerical work in a — omar by breaking even (o8} | WOMAN—Sit.: German: to do general manufacturing office; right man can de- the . " Reds. Allan Sothoron 2 | WOMAN—Sit.. middle-aged: cood refer- accounting student: state experience. (es) housework: no washing. 5507 Cates. | mann Saturday, May 31. at > P, Smilev 18th and Washington a-brac. etc. Call Linge i y. F (c8) | pl. and Fee Fee rd. 1000 ft. vnorth of | Leonort Auction Co. al a. } OMipaas S19 aoent wo vo o nor . 4 . cou : COOK—For restaurant: must be experi- | Creve Coeur tracks (5) (c7®), | RUG Witd.—-In good condition; about $5. 1922; $19 peautios: tr ————— Cabany 4704W. } | Olive ——>— | _ housework: no washing. 4204 8. Main.! Yelop to position of responsibility: prefer A blanked Hendricks’ men with five PROFESSIONAL ; ences: wouid ro in any capacity. with | D-108, Post-Dispatch. familv going East. Rox R-218 Poet. Dis EXPERT LETTER WRITER TTC ae YOUNG MEN—Two: to learn salesmen- a ~] the opener, 6 to 0. but q EXPERT ADVERTISEMENT W RITER. FOUNG LADY Sit: wishes postion mi, ae ee Oe Se Gee ee | panesd: come featy-fer Work. C7S7' Me IF it ] OLE Doa At consinerable cost and effort we have, son) oe» the - , . , earning Pply r. Goltra, 3 ant- herson S lof the = Depend pang first game 7 secured the services of one of the wost | erences. Grand 7496 ers Bidg. (c#) COOK—Experienced white: references re- MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE urn ure a e 20 009 POUNDS. ym a Fea as 922, $275: Ry 83s ; ‘ . jeery) . -4 - - : ~ ‘“ 7 a A n ie Dyer were ert, letter nad Givert@ement write fe of WE have ope ings ee men of 4.8008 quired. Apply Breatmecr pl. Phones | AARPLANES—§$7o0, including ‘ustruction;: | ( ASH OR E Z, TERMS Co., 4426 Page. Delmar 865. Bell ae : at opportune times in the sec- Seem getters: his advertisements are alive Pe mm ~ el yh > He e- — Ry My et Cabanv 387. (e8) Suaranteed Al condition. Rebertson Air- | Tomorrow 8 a _ we will place on c WEVRDE RTC 1993. ike — ppes | COOK ——White, for 2 adults. in apartment. | ‘raft Corp. #lying Fieid. Anatum. Mo. | sale for storage . 20293 ‘Sidnev. Bail ouls. *S . good pay. BEDELL c.. Tth | of every car line. pom street, fn ae ae ae, Te oven; = ante: POLICE DO es a Rubiet ¢ game ba LARGR TENT—With banne ; ‘©., 2 r | AGENTS— 5 . SS a ent postpal oe- ae ra ttle in the big seventh ley ee Hy ~v ard also severni Rep. Co., 2001 N. 14th. __te5 bee~ +y a « day demonstrating ‘and Ww ee qc) | r, 410 Washingto (e682) GAs RANGE—White enamel front. Quigk sel! reasonable. Delmar 5097R. Cleveland 3 The meso. necessity: really wonderful: thousands be- ns te + © aoe and aray. i 25 — — = soe ave 2 de strat -e run «= gallon: red en, varnish. in 7 AA, \GE—Quick Meal; white enamel: BUILDING MATERIALS hundred miles sola with > F round. Pat Duncan's pinch double in the = ae AUT OMOBIL E ME CHANIC— ing sold; our new complete book of in-| GIRL—To sew on men’s custom coats. | . 7 truct! hows y¥ how to ke - ‘ cans, $1 ee atk Broadwa 20; bine breakfast set struction shows you ma every; 613 Fine. 24 fi. Olive 8429. fe) how § = rar 38. 3065 Delmar bt (eB) ee sues old brick; Ohio and Tar | ™ TS— ’ ninth with two runners on . . | : “te W the EMPLOYMENT Experienced. See Dan Bauer soll Dring cag. | ver Geta writs Bt. 3 GIRL— White g004 cook : aM ms | PAINT "aconas eck? poem for Tour Gia BERG ee a eee 0) ily. 427 Westgate abany Cc?) wrankiin av cay | att’ range «guaranteed. $10 up. Home BRICK —150,000; 40.000 feet lumber: 7 to Pp. m. 4333 wae: naces are all in good condition and can't j ’ ington. c) | be told from new, they are all complete at Bg he BN : 53 __ ANIMALS , terms if wanted. Woods Par “ nee _ condition: ane —————— a the beat the . . | 4-806 8 Tecan “were retin Bie. WA NTED or Mr. Rumford, service mana- | genpicinE AGENTR-—Our powerful blood : | \W A RD MOTOR C oO 2016 purifier tonic is a real agency proposi- GIRL— x Boke for cooking and house. | ee Stove Corp., 10 Franklin av. (c8) and liver, if wanted: foreman on 498. Today is an open date for the : ger d a Jeo 4 tion: wendertut sepentert, BGS comseens : work Clemens. Cabany 475.105) ) | | Paint, Paint, a t | GAS STOVES—Large lot to pick om all =penee Sth s Cc ‘ , feR' proof is ‘erature. e Nats medi- | GIRLS—-To work in grocery and market. Pp _aneranes ood makes; when coming | © S- oie esd by the truck loade. ardinals. Tomorrow they open a Locust. c89) | cine Co., Mowoaqua, Iii. _{5) 4168 Juniata. __ (c) in way ear south or west, transfer on | __ Sidney 1140. (oS) reries with the Pirates in Pittsburg. MEN, soYs : GIRL— Good: colored: more for home than | 2 © ARLOADS | Beit aes ¥. . ree a eett 14th i for ins c INDERS— Black : delivered, 6- ton truck, — OSS $recoc—m == cyl ocks u ° r Ss r ~ — == ——— : ——_—_ ACCOUNTANT—Sit.; accounting services, ae of GBS hich ‘elber oP. shop. ‘b | CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS | _ Vases. . 2010 Chestnut. ‘“);} Just received 2 carloads of certainteed | name. Levy Bros., 311-13 8. 14th. ronable. Cn tar saaaNe hauled; mcit ae opened and closed, au lits ay meee ; ee “ . ore — | GIRL — ty “BRBS ° “Give a general | high- oe house paint pene * we are going | v Gas r Ch a O k i = —— — DODGE—7 } s taxes. strict? conf tial: roll BOOK K - tenoewrapher ean carh- ousewor a verv Cc’ (to sacrifice at 5 al.: ls es. | —_ seating capacity of 40,000, The monthly ly Lisselt $62, cirand B°1RR ier nit. - & years’ experience: handle smal! | CANVASSERS—Make $7 daliv steady: | GIRL —Young. white, for lient ho» — k; open all day Fridey, P50 ‘come “early and | B wa wetiy Iek che ~ t | COAL, COKE E AND woop ite 08 terme, trade, big bowl, painted a circus blue | ‘5) set books: reference: consider temporary | either sex: fast sellers. Schmidt. 45 aS | ake care of irl 5 years: good home. | &*t_yeur selection. RAILROAD SALES | r: « Fon gems ee — aker. owen ais en eis te ¢ BSAKER—Bit. secondhani. nigh: werk. , Position. Olive #208. . Newberry ter. : Call ~Cabany 4! (eo) AGENCY, 823. Franklin av. (ed) by 4% Paes, ee ee ICE. COAL AND WOoD—Nice new we DoDGE— 1821 coupe: extra good? | o rim, is in - 580° 2 ‘oO ffice | 8 SSPEOPLE—ct. L = am cler wp P ng Ww y for use Ca - ¢ ¢. mn Decorat h poate | . @ oe oe nen cle “ eo Ty waal'te anometenan. fat: “toute esl. aie "ere a 3 ras a pacts a [a work a and ag reconditionea: , rearam. (LANGAN BROS., 18th and Washingtes | down 118J. Bt. louis County. 4 | nights Grafipner. 418 8 Locust. theater scooped out of a huge sand . = eyp ee a mone man wishes steeds | at figures: references. Apply 3928 8.| mission. Fheno Bane Products Co., 3526, _S)'° F008 F (e) for use: anythin used | ——-—— oe | COAI ( ‘OAL | DODGE BROTHERS —Businass | coup. dune. It covers six acres and i« Baker 5 N. Rth —) r ‘onten) B47 2 (4) Rroadway \c) | Easton av hE nla c= STRID_A » 30. to work in machine press wen. 4D LFF & SONS, 22 9 "5. 4th. HOUSEM@LD GOODS—Singer sewing ma- | ‘ durable baked ename! ish: a mile fr h | ne a rolis, | CARPENT mR-——Repair work by job. 1400, SOLICITORS—FOR HOUSE-TO-HOUSE © aon ge 20. to “S2 6 ge = im (c16) | __ chine! 1211 Hamilton, 2d floor north. | Rest steam and domestic. RENJAMIN | #how little wear: guaran oo. pm : e oe of the town. . ~~ ge SY first-class; bree folls. \ y Pr estauren ‘ a a we man. ‘ rt lardists at Peterson's last night 4 — a, Color ea. wishes | — | DISHWAS 9 ma (5) _ = : | University City. RANGES—or ail kinds. ye iiv at For Sal CHAUHFEUR—Sii.; colored; & years ex- OO ar uilders perience selling insurance, pianos, etc.. | HQUSEGIRL For general pomenye. | BEDROOM SUITE—French walnu ow- your own price: Buck's, Baker's. Bridge RFEFORE © stastar: perience: careful driver; will tour; ret- k. al desires to make some real money | —°"~~ ~8°8. ~~ | end bed; large vanity dresser. sia & Beach. Charter Oak. ae Meal ar a” ta buying elsewhere, come and sce , erennc Komont 833 Ww | Experienced on repair wor thr h hard work; come in and let us | HOUSEGIRL—wWhite. references required, mar bil. °B) | other good makes, as goed ag new: cash on ae ul clothes fer women and rn | tye: Riefling Auto- gcocd waeaes. 5967 Washington. rs time. Kelner. [034 Vandeventer men m . Louts’ wealthy society peo- (c62 BEDROOM SUITE—4_ pleces; Amer can (58) le: real rgain prices; a, a every $189 to Sie ae or. a. L*RK—Sit.; 10 months’ experience: explain our, AA ba IT oie, Be hoo! raduate: 3 years seaching | iood weges. Apply mobile Oo.. 2U41 8. Jefferson. J HOUBEGIRL—C ‘olored. Apply 4034 West walnut finish; $130; sample. ages | RE RIGERATOR—All white; 100 pounds: ate, Sf Friday, Saturday, man A fine ry - EPT. old established install ¢ furniture | HUUSEGIRI——Write, experienced; | beat BEDROOM SUITE—Walnut; rug. 2 rock- rug. wardrobe trunk: cheap. 3311 Osage. (e738) aaa PIST——Sit.: high gone sradu- EMPLOY MENT D 4 ; | an ~~ on ~> for “re bigh-4 At wages. 4903 Meaffitt. Delmar 4716.7. _sonab chiffonier, Lioyd baby buggy; rea- REFRIGERATORS—Both new and used: ’ ¢: thoroughly eabertenee also cta- : , , ; ope 7 | _ “hb ork : sonable. 6041 Steffans. i1ER t or R-AK _Post-Diavatch, . —_— a ‘89 _— -—- — | round man: eo sas ( ey, Mo. | HOUSEGIRL—For ners ~~ housework; | suite, overstuffed sulte. mecnanical;: ace 22: i FN MRL) MEC oH ANIC- > ay & yoo Poon musi Tig & PERI me ee . | amall family. bungalow : referances. Wry- Kraph. tables. myrors. rugs. : ; “e RUG -Beautiful x12; ifke vat’ SOR eu: % years’ expertence; small machine de- | per, week; extra pay 2810 Olive. s ive | down 214R 641 Hanley road. Univer- all beautiful; sell vervy cheap: c | sell ling! R30 Parkview 3781.9 . perk. ht tty | = ~ — > K P | isi SALESM EX—See ponies manager, Seat | gity City ae (c) mediately. 61°27 Cabanne. ~ ee 5 RI G jS— Baran n. oita nena Ghose ox or ® c Pm” | 7 ovision . " — ae er agen ay } piece . c Co... 2 ive @ ez) | : HAMBONER—Apply ury r , k Bide. (eB) "SEG pres RPDR¢ OM SRT —_ Beautiful. 4-piece. leaning : ico ae 84 (c4) men's Ban x —_~e=' | HOUSEGIRI-—For general housework and $400: sacrifice $750: wal- RrGfeaupe. good condition: ideal for | HYeR—sit aiin round man wants place “in | Co, 3 3 Garfield av ) ‘ , o rl Boe coat — SALESMEN-——2 good men; house-to-house | , Waiting on tables in clubhouse, also gi dining room, velour living reom; seat living reom: cheap. Lindell | —— ’ ; ' ' —— se ee wm — LT ‘for — gold. s silver plat ‘Olive at Sewelry. false teeth. Miller. Mi: ive at —— _ SJEWELRY—WATCHES DIAMONDs bought up toe $500 be T carat. any size. any amount. Miller. 1322 aw cleaning plant; would accept position as a. 661389 Sem. | ” 18 by 2 ° clubhous | ~~ forenan or manager. Box R-279., Poy. HOD TARRIERS—Nonon| io (c) e. or 7 wri Sa So stort. Apply ryt | i. eee Soe oo ce rien s | ves hed. 8145. ee po eT oe (oRD) ERO : ; HOU SEMAN—A ply St. Luke’ ) Hospital. —__— * an. } Club, me n.. 3 vars, - rng om Or. ar Se less than ha! ‘ RUGS—Axmuinster. vxi%. $25 : glightly fOCEI ERY CLERK— 7 Rare Hey 5535 Delmar bt. (c6) | SALESMEN-—Wiae field; good earnings. | HOUBEKEEPER—Middie aged or elderly | cane ahaa tuadede mismatched. new. ASR, 2618 Frank- coe. Dery phone Linde : Kad) | JANITOR. xperienced. Apply “Western men with electrical expericn:s preferred. woman. Cal! after 6 418 Rell | ao ——______—_——|_lin av. Re r (08) | AS it; all-round painter. | Blectric, 3 00 Chouteau. (c6) Boz _¥-228. Fest-Die. OO SEKEEPER—vYoung lady for «| BRASS BED—Spring: $35: Ty: reer Ri*Ga—Ox114 Axminmers, cood grade weam- ser TUES Oy gh 4641) P| LUMBER BOOKKEEPER “AND OFFICE | SALESMEN-——Live wire. to sell A line motherless home. Box R-59, Post- Dis. | _set. $85; parlor set. $45. : «1. lose}, peautitul patterns; $30. 3622 teh) : ey ; , of spravers and insecticides: rawing >. Pp i. RANG Very cheap: vier mar’ di. : WOlabu Aw @) MADE — Metall; seat Oe norris bw accoum and bonus te producers. Excelle ag ge a = R- R508. S. oe et _ oe VACUUM CLEANERS = Fioor =aaupine POULTRY AND BI HOUSEMAN—Sit.; colored; yardman | or| Tiliar with rom gingle man preferred: | _Mfe. 2023 Sidney, St. Louis, Mo. ence. r e. Box } 10a 2° Vandeventer (BS) | M CLEAN Thetces RDS Any sort of work; can supply good refer-| #c¢ yy ow F = m eS to take | SALESMEN —- 3: wa Souls. 2S: work. | HOUBEKEEPER—For rooming house. Cal! COMBINATION RANGE—Blue meled:| geome as low as ve, money ; caan De—Beau veilow roller. “sith OJ. (6) | $100 per n northwest territory: nationally acver- between 12 and 3 Friday, 3654 West player plano, bedroom suite. 143 Wal- time. Morton eatrie Co i7 Oltve by » complete . £069 8B. | % Shees. Lindell 420 q complete charge of office ee absence ! ~~ laced. experienced, good nd refer-| tised line; see me apy evening sfier 6.| Pine. 0 Ret ERIE, . Feferences guburos preterred. Thomas | CCoge Ober, ©" street address. Box | W. W. Carson, 1481A Godtellow. enon. Wm a. AT rea of Me. ew Ballviers. hited Raifwav Fide. (c6@) SALESMEN—To ~pell For tractors: —_ LINEN ond . m oehier. alleyw td Adod —~ "SE THE man who Ngee the utility of a Ford- Aopiy housekeeper, Hotel Claridge, t ES mute | WMAN—With family on farm to work: free must S| 8 vere. | hove be eh | | . Sy we eee (8%) dra account. Reifiing none | MILLINERY —WAKERS AND TRIM-| DINING ROOM. AND AT tease uls Wolken Electric, Spriat beautiful _te8) + %: th hi ' of contract. alec 5 _ Tyler Te nye 3) like new $40. 2462 Delmar. ' ais ul = ponte, 3 vey pmatrucston and mairtenunce. Mt thee ny SiAN—Youna or middie- “aged. ~Sge feete =a a py an al ter Pontiac Bide snattiaieniiale Dranches of pipefitting, steam@dhittin en passenger trains; io ru on_ho re Gg. . Nia CHAMBER MAIN—White. Aopiy NIN ROOM SIITR—Early isd . . Bee, contract. € tverside Sesion welding. in connection with mer no &. 18th (e8) SALESMEN—To sell Chevroiets. See us| - ‘housekeeper. Hotel Chase, Lindell "and “i ~ 262 etal oD. —~ bi. phone Lindall_§ ri Wanted fitting W Rell, 16223 Olive 4) ; 4 HNSO ingshighw tre Lev ne " 2 en? OF lesalie route, sotrciting an at ence “ Kin hway (ce) 8. Broadway a. om PLL MABERS Tikt. PER—Sit. j e years ex. MAN Oo Me grocers; staple article: only GRINHAM- JOHNSON. = 7 = ; 7 3 4 . delivering to "PRA TOR “rpertenc news [4-ROOM SUITTE—Brand-new SERB y fir or m - - . 3 8. Kingshighwa/ OF Ss aa DINING - Re walnut finish, $12 ] and second a hens Pl me og te BS. 14 . | RTOs Wid. — $25 080 cash for autece, ia- : Bertence, WW. F, Huber, 1000 Olive S| an boneet loral an De gs" e'B cb) | rape AS, Gear 11m). cca) | plenty work. giga per, APB Coldeighn| "piece. Aperican wait ) spin PRBS a GROCERTMAN ~~ Whe GA eles yore : Se OPERA TORS—Experienced on dresses: | DINING ROOM # 1) UITE— Walnut: vbion CTR A eo dS Locust, 2 holéter ALL gutes Fay 8 | (8) Miller feeder and plat. [UTTER-GR R R-397 capable of managing tw enter : steady all year round: beet paving prices table. ler buffet hs 3642 ee fa Delmer. 215 WN. ~~ “. ou aan can : ht. Bomont finieh: & pieces: slightly used: $45. 2 years’ expertence. Box R-o.. lenced. “ty co inetr 7 a Depa : *) ons ant, to tavern, © or ’ . P. wD, on. Westeru Tube & re in city. Apply Friefman Shickman. 794 chairs: $10 NEMITH'S TWELPER—Sit: first-class; seplendid po . tz 9) : N. 13th. Washington, Sth floor. (c89) ty or country. Box R363. Post-Dis.

Page 15

12 r.DuPat we-ik YOU CANNOT FINDAPLACE TO SUARD—that suits you as to location or service offered, advertise in P.-D.“WANTS.”-@@ -MISPATCH. AUTOMOBILES PASSENGER CARS 3 TRUCKS ACCESSORIE @are Sale Touri Cars F For 2 Automobiles Fer Saie— Automobiles For Coupes For Sale Roadsters For Sale a “Sedans For Sale ae A =F + ee ce OR ra isceilaneous Miscellaneous Misce!laneous q Roecster. — cond: = ton. 2 tives, PORDS—10 eedans. real bargains: terms ond 36: vee S145 terme. Ref ing m 2315 Mtinesct) | trade 3520 Easton sc6) | beauty: perfect; $2 - 1803 Pert = —_ Se eS ae | CHEVEO ne raters | down. bal 5 small payments. oper --— = Ps AS . ar = . . Then fav 1 ei ‘ , * sowed 3 ——- — ~ 23} : -- . cc : L re. eS — y.r- + ; hale Roadster 1921 in excellent | | Ses tems + HETROLET—Tecring, 9 dy peme we | FO! £ gees on eee oe ae EESTI. Our > , , a> condition. A good bg So —— Peds: “6! na aM a as Gi C + WC T ad Pi S —- cqaiten Ae Ss ee Le ale ee Se & Gigantic Stock-Reducing Used Car Salem Manchester av. L> ~Ata- as SeT3 a _——- oe . rer G ' % fr } z. EK : “4 a : ' P “oe rds Fords ‘Fords i ee eee; ,chenrs! eS is oe. _Grand 7 ae) a For the balance of this week we will continue our Stock - Redue fg ky ncaa =: == mde S378. ie@2) FORD Gedan_ several at cnn Ft ie 163 3. Kingshiat Meade $25 sot | Used Car Sale. All prices plainly marked. Br buying now you g gern ~_-. : ¥eu : Je “aisle reer Se i mt . t te, . ; ns " . ae — — — . : 4 =e market for ae. TSP EE Seay eaves, SOS tren, SEIS Woes Wester. aval er—teerng. 1993. i ky -*- 139,o $iss cot: more value for your money than at any other time or place. Think ¢ , vey pean se. Gal? > — "i 4 . 2 J P : ~~ s oe —~_— it—a definite guarantee—10‘°c of sale price ineluding defective pagtg, —— a? ee " : NEW ELIS. a CAR CO... “7— oo + =A +. J nar 1181 3 i modes ee at a — — . —— - = 2323 Lecust; open eve- . . -—- . ——— a eS’ Cal Linde!’ 7991_ot Linde 3378 (cf2) FORD —lete mote: sedan. wow tise. HEVROLET—i®i3, cure rune eeiy) om nite thalance 34 W , a a = =. ; ecm » a b- aaiinite a a z m aan Cum _ mR! ‘. tte D - SSE day Tevis Mot ~ | - 7 10 months *s pa 569° GRAVOIS 3116 LOCUST "235 MANCHESTER $@> > Lecus ‘ord 4 3™ ‘ : : RIEFLING—FPORD Peal ~ - - Ford Coupes ae ; _ ie a; — | DS—H ~ regains a‘* —* >s > oe ee ae 4 | ) Touring Oakiand Toumng Hupmobile Roadster Studebaker Tourtgg a 3 : . 7 Pt f ORD SED AN" “a s ae . rer .. a. -~soa —- ioe " . - Durant Sedan ur nied . ~ “r ~~ aoa "= 5 : so ywert. be P F | ves —— - : - _ . “~~ ” eae ‘Weint Essex Tourts Hupmobile Coupe O'dsmobile Sedan bevrolet Cou _. , waer tc = o “ss « : LCE $e- . Winters s pe LG months. . age oe a: And many others. And others. And others. And cthers. “4 : — iS or 24 a en Cae ae a | © ie wii ak ; r oe ag 923 Chevrolet Trg. JARDNER— Brand-new Sraree5g3 ao" WHY SHOP AROUND! WE'VE THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN TOWN. OE ee eoeacee OS Or ge in See raat ake Oke |S at oes Decay er! || Sday trial. BUY NOW FOR DECORATION DAY. is aid en, — a | TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING ‘Sundar &*!) | G —— q) *) Days’ Guage! , MACHINES h-e-v- -T-0-l-e-t ) nedel. New paint, in ’ Trial | — year te : is A-1l in every re- = aire 4 : me ‘ HUPMOBILE DISTRIBUTORS 2408 Iowa av. | : SOLTHWEST BRANCH =, 2900 GRAVOIS sy 2) 7 MAPLEWOOD BRANCH _ Hudson Sport iS] ST. CONVENIENT LOocaTIONS 7225 MANCHESTER > = > = = > « s* ‘ : HUPMOBILE FORDS— Reaés-e-s . f - ; . - d _ and i?-3 mode's zi ; OE ae ae _ SP. cate es . . — = ~ passenger, - ro om a (EFLIXC—FoORD DEALERS agains = ' ‘ ‘ a ae ‘ —_ orang Solis. - oo ‘2818 ww aeten he — rear bumpers, cigar Lighter. S01 S Jefferson Oper evenings Sumter . _ balance to sui 24 mode! ar st $1080: | PMOBPiI CRING | — —— oo = vs | “5 $45 ventas, 3 montane. $5 sp ; stop light, parking hight. .— FORD SPEEDSTER. —T NE MOTOR CAR © uP price IS F109 , » acnted. 3 a tires: priests ean as 8 ea a - 3. — — hand-ontrol dimmers. heat- > Sal “ 207 N & res, P tire, ui ter? . - — " : aM : 4 . 7 : EE od oo termes Grant Roadster eg Ef a a | | Snismed 2 sandard Jewert Paige ’ a x WARD MOTOR, 3032 Locust .. | Cer : - [WELL SEDAN Base seit. $200 co demonstra:e inet. priced ‘special for today only. cass Demonstrator E P gepseet -$ a Teeb:neren. _ (rar : 9 s : LUXE arto r 1324 MODEL — p ners «a $5 nor mene OO 3923 ~ ‘very 7? “>>>... 1} OP” . ; , , “ . -_ . . $4 - —~ se ie _ ~” ~ ~ Rac verr ; _— ent *ust »roekes tn : : ; o a soc? ri aie — ai t - > ss : al e7 fous ' : ~ane ’ ¥ gen — i . - . - . enoemen to make t good—aect a is : ' sav'rg L take your cid car as ' ERSal. 3401 Le ” os —~ Moro ee ae dows payment. in it menthly a | | “se | a 1923 Jewett . Rdstr. away | Boment S16 265) Lace fA CAR POR DECORATION DAY | Seay payment * ~ =e S brand-new car» Late 1924 mes mente | -— vie fine conditi Jewett NEWELL MOTOR CAR CO. . = | | Ee fexn. — . 234 . , Mina Tr ~~ ee ' 2 ee 41 roctc ST. . me | one BS. veer te . + ee 243 , : Pye Demon nstrator . You Will Be Surprised. BAX EL L-——1923 clu? q@uere ex'ra goo’ - 38 nie geting ; e J ca ; >. 1 23: : See eS 1924 Jewett Rdstr. —e oe = — i eg a ee =e ee cee = Thies q sped hovane ca rial waxrumcend. op Tt- eden. ag. | ~educt ¢ "the Ye 5. Gert xs. 1980 Sits. oo a | — - REO TOURING Ad > | ARN ERS 250 and sec ‘= . : -ERER ( Ruse it | | i 3 a pees Grasemeck 1527 | Club coupe. gy _ Garin asd tac . : - oo ‘ : OLE ora . . MOTOR cak CO. || .°S5 SS 9 Part Three, Page 23 i. | She sue wihng sat. uy etc. Driven very Lia. as? . a) — 5 dum : R sotot | :- ooo assenger 192°. iow hiee we & GS iaie_ mod =: | re se eS Pe | a ——EE Pp 3 ° ™ z > € : a rr " — “ “ so it cannot be —~ | ~ saa pat : 7 , LR ——- = mon 28 entire model: tenn 2081 i — — ldaiiagriched from a new red ‘@ gens : x ab B FOR Bec ari 143. Some ace sig MARWELI , MAROO N . SPORT LOT2. original tires: firse-e7 one—renickeled, etc. Car was | STEN 1 POMOBIL! @ - _— ‘ 0DGn—i963 ~ace 5 e “ws. spert : sean. WEST SII | = 2 ) + = i im use but a short time. me x &: I ~—_o — . er ee ee , ~ oe STUDEBAKER TOCRING — Ff ~eadier. compiee. ali $100. 2560 Ee WARD'S, 3032 Locust. 2 ri ag SE Touring Cars For Sate Blue Goose +-pass. roadster; d:s& 2 repaime wheels: a real snam ar; come i6S Je ie. 23 j 5 dene Lr > = 2 2 and see this ome at a price. a i "ro" ~~ - . — bs an se coches ey pen Bie ol SSS Leen, Do /ourin ee cet Se ane 2 oo 4 fine Gate 4 go AR EXCHANGE —- S. —— : rar gee ARD’S, 340 | ER Tee 7 + Garvisen snd Locust : 5 ~ * Bomoast 1514 a : - : . ¢ a : > a saceesitiemateaeaiesitialiaaieaaaaaas t Js . su St | rr , a. . . on @ }| ToIUANG VAN Eis , . = ae ; soars mwetrcre ca Van’ = i a ga ~~ . p> . ; . ee - — . : > — . ; . « X ' ° [ Senene Fy 7 =. ——— - — r . : — . ——— : a5 - - * . 2 , Runabouts For Sale Cic\ = Severs!) & and 1 tom 192T Dedier Trier 130 TRUCKS. = = ‘ paeliptes..Pe Tse a ee ee : AT Eleetrie “Motor ‘Bargains sin mwom™s. = cr —_ , iin ner 19°92 1 -pessen “ Ou . . ~ [= 7 23. te 1e- Fee? tours >» : : GET A a rom DECORATN “ Dat . e : _ . [1° ; S:. —— ee . . % Sisea ewe $76 =. . . : , . 7 . 4 P , =" : " : ‘ : : a ae , . PaaS ve Pe ng th var in sige: | mm. easy terms. epen zigt ) [200 Manch¢ster T__ MicNiece Motor Co. vith? Bow. & ride im thin car Etarers et) | _Decwration day. 3418 Ls he | STUDEBAKER | P ae if re one enatest ime = > hoe Sa oe 7 “tems. 1803 Park Pte ~ 4h Bake 1922 ight 6. Original paint, A used car reconditioned er : — [itl x Lesnar “he. +m “ 5 a) ret tT: [2 = — ———— cee good tires. ete. Our war its a safe investment. AL " chassis. S125. ae | aE Sere 4 +7 — ‘ i a tie . ‘ss ( are Ro dst ave i 4 r ‘ : 3 : ; , is Lx - = ep ; ‘ h mass Stuen 2 fornia RO- 4 = ‘ it oos= : we e aed ai : a ee All Late Models—_Each * ar : . " " in ms ° 7 a7 : | — nn es 2. : : TT — " | ‘ _ WALK ™ : ' - “Moto . pa . t?.. = - , ? ' "=e. res : =~ etienti L. - ’ , Guaranteed “SED FORD PaRTS—an — a ——— =m coe bere ee fre” 4 | & J . ; “ ‘ : : meee , — P , is . ; = : anaes Studebaker 515” Deimar—Foreet SSS “38 SX “Broadway ; . . - ee a ae sess Demonstrators eeeeetnne ere — art ~ ; ps igte cs : ay Bye sts = [= = - Tuning and Repairing -—SNPE@RT cane ‘uulee aod ‘rene — a ; ° ~ _ . ~ > - : . - — . ; — = ’ . : - . : mi a a EK “ ‘ s “ ueracteet 53 veers Soe tes i. AHL a ~l x = oe ; xr Trucks For Sale R 2 go. =tasy 12aee a il , Per? ’ iets ; . FORD TON TR “N—aAl conditie- cae OC FPaLLo™ Aute Seivage I; beat ; = ceo Ey rere . _ good —inning ore | . ate r pen Sed» $1 a3 3219 Easter : used seria. a)) makes care. OM - - — ‘ = : ——- ,aDse—L ur ce trucks. with ar ¥ ws Te z i »- Pew! : , ~e . - 7 — ~- 7. "anks. ancrfice. 3400 Lindell a x Trg : oop 7 : s] : seq | a_i he parmnn ys FORD TON TRUCK —Si95, Sargain. good Batteries for Sale i ea, es : : . at : - - — . — ow . - oe, os oa rng 32 : vad a ee EP , 33 LOCTS _ fer genera! baciirs 26a X%. Lich 3a 7 ER! £3 —Gargains. - ee . , I . ao = ot FORD—Tracks. $6 per =. smal r—— «| Sattertes. Tomes. 1475 Ci gry — a . 4 ; z | — , , e. retiniemed 2 agliied = oe — payment. Riefling ss T2315 ‘ive. ut ne : . E\ ” rs : . ia aie = , Moo ’ Oo" ee > . > — FORD—Truct. 1973. sew stake betr. cord E e : me eeaece CHEVROL EI SEDAN ; ~galn > ons - —a . —_— repainted rerfert tires: tera Ruefling's. D315 Hive. cd) _ Rute Sedies Fer - = ss Pear Frases’ Superer mode = — ; —- . we = “a sae > icv d . ach: rade. 2360 ive FORD—IS22 we crock = ™ en - “ae. ary) 7" g , —— : . rf dod nam™ a: — Se Nike Aa: , FORD Somes New and - | . ' a « a = and =¢ Tere s come o. . 7 i) ’ "ans Ge05— ee oe : ert = : Stutz Sport Tour. as-is ety weed tive 6-525 5° areaear : ihuN— Pane ors MON) TES iv. _ Bars . _— — - = :' a ote = Sal ae m : rea! acner. = : PRD S001 ES Touring Se Surr Pers coo " an --. i . - ; > ' . =» . . . ~- ~e 3 “ : x ; S ~~ = - amr hl a5 aa is ~" , . —_ sai ——— - —_— — = ie ~? ~~ . —_ . . > aah se “=r od town $234 7 eland Demonstrator 5 gen Ati gee : 0aD— 7. Le me : LYS KNIGH? ——.— . lear - com piete write FORD TRO CK S—licet delivers. G0 oe: - open. empress anc were! bodies stop ugnt. RIEFLIXG—"ORD DEALERS Paint like “SOL S Jefferson Goen © eninge ma pen -— ening: wis Ss a2 beautify! car 4 ‘ees = th “ase —-= ao! ¢ ie wil convince ~ “wt ? /200 Manchester. Tone " amtemnt Ear 8S dere. Cine or reg ie eases: rere , S585 Delmar «pen ' , i oe ~: — - we pass.; wire wheels. uphel- stering hke mew. in exeellen? eond tion (ash or terms dineeail a WARD MOTOR, 3408 Iowa ie tae Ry 4 vee a amen a Ge Steen : eo =. tere : | : AR POR DecomatTtox par 7 TRS a a fee ' = RAL 3 x=. Dew. baiaare = wenrkir ee... toe. "acsiere. ——— ee ; mn ' ers « paca. wa tur 2 venl >. ome 27is Case ict : >_> . — - om an os ‘oe at dan. beautiful cor 3 : AS De aie 7 NEWELL MOTOR CAR CO. : — : . : omy tems le NDi ER —sren wie ee , win : 3129 Coram my =! BIG BARGAINS So b ; : as “ . , : . ; > t oon : , P ome : eer 5 " a ike .- a ater FT - q — oe ee : “he ore e R'dster $275 See. Chae SS ee om 2. NEW FORD TRUCKS = Stycast ee | = es ee >. : i n ¢ ; ’ : : : : > o- , emia oe ~ — aye | P| concininy er tot capt ES FO EAE SPECIAL SALE—ON AUTO. PLAYER PIANO i = o3 ear RO—Sedaa. 12 Al -ondute | aa ‘anion tien +" Toate. io55 . = Ss tea. a te . i | _ Beests: -! PAT OUST. Cm > lagi 3 , cB» S315 Cure Semaet 357. * x en hoe “4 it rk gbieg-t * ae PS = ae eee : a . OTL Cr ar aT neal’ i

Page 16

ie Shae. tae Ee a ® hs | Ly ~~ * ow, 4 aR THURSDAYT, MAY 29. 3924. ESSORIES *" Automobiles For Sele. Miscellaneous Used Car Sale our Stock - Reducing y buying now you get e or place. Think of luding defective parts iberal terms. DAY. here, our salesman will to see. All models— At 7226 MANCHESTER Oakiand Touring Hupmobile Touring Studebaker Touring Maxwell Touring Dodge Touring Chevrolet Coupe And others. IRTMENT IN TOWN. LS) l[7 99 Days’ Guar- antee; year tse pay SOUTHWEST BRANCH 5000 GRAVOIS PLEWOOD BRANCH 7225 MANCHESTER Surprised. Page 2 -Dispateh, PICEAPY| Trucks For Sale RC“OstLe—i- ‘ton epeed truck: ¢ n ehr, 8500 Church. Colfax 31461!. ern’ &% and 1 ton. Ty ler 130). TRUCKS, We haere severe! wagons Forda. 43 and «Che, putes trueke ,eur selection before bhuring. | KARDEL , OTOR CAR Co. aw eee el! TRUCKS Sev le 1937 Trodier 31 45. Locust (c6) ——— ——_— Rn For Satie rfect a . u t; ees, terme Wooda, a inmentc§ jobs Fo . 2501 8. Jefferson. Open evenings. | Forp—i WR chassis; $135 a RINHAM.- ‘JOHNSON. : 24 Po s. Kingenieh way. rena 7 Delmar Accessories, Parts—For Sale ic SED PORD PARTS—Anyihing Tor Fords. ON. FE Rroadwey. Colfax 1 (RP) es chassis bodies, motor cye.es. side ‘care parte, new and used. at your ovn Price. Careon road, firat brick ey A , at mes frem St Charles rd. 1181 Batteries for Sale RATTERIES—Rargaine, $5 up; iid all batteries. Tomen, 1415 Di parte, for 4) Auto Bodies For Sale “FORD BODIES—New and nad 74 modeis: | 72 ncoMax. _11R5. 4 PoORD ‘BOD! Es — urin truck: some 19°73 i _Natural Bridge livery, touring. readster end one | betty, repainted, many &T LOUIS WHEFLS AND ‘EL. co. 41°? ove - Trvetne. enameling. — Reale - S Bawa up: ‘ke new | FTRLB—Pectory ad $495 2. 3S and Beet, $7 5: eniced Mo. Tire. Jefferson FORT—Poties all kinds. new. used, a $i? or 20 ~ Broadway. rongnier wes Mog'e. 2315 Olive e'' wekee of ve herle nae haRe ik: litknn—B. vf o) ~ yepat © reed |, TI TRE Es ess stad un, trade; terma, “735 Olive. ic?) FORL BORIES—Used truck and light eat ae _ Wheels and Parts Tires For = anteed ier 80 daya. Cligle. RN ae 'uhbee nr. ee BIG BARGAINS IN. eet kines or-terty fr Ba 20«3% _ RBOULLEVARD. 33:0 SEBCIAL | SA LEON ’ models ‘ef Reo epeed Roef- re ich). @ es if Sew THU RSDAY, MAY 79 1924. SEWING ‘MACHINES _ XG M. MAC HIN E— Wheeler 4 Wlilsen, 68 s.G MAC HINE—Singer elecinie 7 . $78.50; will ge! .., ..... ft. MAC "HINES—Drophead sp! lend ad comdition - 310 Olive st MACHINES —3 portabie very reasonable Teemestic electric cabinet. wer drophead Finger 5861 Delmar ‘ ebay hos tok ALL makes cex2qnes -— _ BOATS — AND D LAUNCHES CANOE Wid rice R-173., Post [hepatct MOTOR “AND BOAT tien. skiff wanted, _Park ——*-+tt€ Size. etc ae eee eee TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHT NES te —— ADDIN: WRITERS rales ar; Add ng Mach re Eauttabie Bide BOOK KEEPIN: cuaran (eed omit _Tire Co. 3400 land TYPEN RITER—I- C. Smith: first-class cendit)or Si. (abany 5317W ic {Trew RITERS— naerwood, and Roya! perfect condition: bargain. 1451 st Ty'er 1550W. SNTED——S mont its. American Writing Ma- Pine st. Central 12175. (cRO) TE RS—Underwood, Oliver. Roy- mington and aii make portabies, sik to ¢A5 rentais 3 months. ward. Rebuilt Co.. 211 N. 10th 1142 ‘a oo TYPEWRITERS inderwoo'ts. PRoyaisa Remingtons. L. CC. Smiths. Cornnas and ye rented. $3 per month: 3 months for $7.50: all makes repaired and rebuilt. Corona Typewriter Sales Co. 207 N a Mane if eho = (,uaran a ‘> , 41 RA NCOP He Tuning and Repairing EXPERT piano tunuise and repa! ire 25 years experierce rTUNINGs i nerpaur nme k eldman > 7,Ol Park Musical Emplovment nest ra M umic macance ’ vo re ae a OTaAlIo t) ila ¥ wart again Werr oper ee a - lor ho 2? oO or instruments For Sale ACCORDION —Piane ets ie 80 ewitet lret $150 takes Gtice cusranteed Apr» _andoat GUITAR — Gibeam artist new cheap 2347 3S Wanted ~seh for ueed pianor, players give description of pianes vour reply no Geaier need Oo 104. _ Post Dispatch c& base donbir grod con “oO, Sher aD mode a.most louis a — Box tenes and Organs for Sale Miéko—c ,ood condii.son $65 £452 Greer, Colfax 697F. : ebony t 6076 rede fer Forg car. Cail Grove PIarr R. PLANO—4Go0d._ used. Aynarc. with relies and benct $195. *. aleo uprighta. $. > apd up: ne in- terest charced. MAY STERN & CO. 12TH 4&4 OL ie colt ‘cB PLAYER. PIANO——$110 eset: BB-nole ri ee.) and ask to ste Dp. age: ms Chick KER iN¢j— UNMAN DE dbon » eondiiion: $485: \ PrIiANY GY ‘we wo Al TO-PLAYER PIANO. Cane cabinet Box O-371. Poet Sleinwa, MAIOLRARY Neal Singers. limited one one ‘* 3) >» Bo- machine or have your ola one repairea, cal] Onive a bargain ‘5) Singer ard other makes. | demonstrat. ore , ! MUSICAL BENTON 1912—Furnished frent | room for one gentieman;: bath, electric ethos: - 1 PRroad- LAXTO 24—Housekeep nz or-s D ‘c100) a ah te all -con, lence »yifax new, | ——____—_——- for $1 GARF'! ELD. Talking Machines For Sale BRI NSW ik K—Genuine. ‘ = — $30: like new. “ess re tan BRU INSWIcI 1CK—Phonograi h: | With 20 new selec ~y or | 372.50 per week. = Olive st. LEHMAN "PIANO co.. 3725— ” extra lara fers 1101 Ing rooms, Orr ~upying a wissle floor. all . =i ; (cB oOo yourseilt newly papered ana pa ntec BRUNSWICK P HONO: RAPH—Wiil ons reasonable I indell 49 }.5 ic? my beat Prunsew kk er ASU OW 28 ' te 4 , : i‘ . ’ 3 —_. ely furn s her ligt ive . = : : ; a —- “wom” y ———_-—_ coe HRAND. 190] Nn — , CONFOLE—Cost $100 of ‘ urnished room — . . e 0 : ss J 2 ‘ r __ eluded, for $75 4640 Po as rds in. light housekeeping: southern exposu: 6. b, PORTABLE PHO? NOG RAP Hs GRAND. 2 OS N.—large. pleas: ~_ al +) MOnrogrs > a . L a ° int . Music p itor apr oan Ping room; elects phene: adults . ‘ PHONOGRA PH E: ison, Taborators MAFFITT, 3957—2 anfurniabed — ‘ ume pe. e ith Victor keeping rooms _ conveniences: , ~ employed Lindell "S°1W ei Oa Os € Nip Ww ASH! ND , rent Brand now $12.50 ive Tile hee house peop.é m te sned fam ly room GRAND. 3212 8S.—wNicels oming bath, for gent! ommas “0 LINDIANA ~30i—! warrzee front Leht Louse kere Ping b oc Kk east ROOMS and BOARD]] | 23.2. 2 riety ¥ a le 141i arge rooms {io eonveniences ‘ea af Main RO) ,YF b "84 R—..*° gn housek eeu ne L.AFAYRTTE 3134— Lares compreta nouseace ping bath: $7 LAFAYETTE 34°37 rooms, compiletelry Keeping LAFAYETTE, 2150- Hoasekeeping and kitchenette; 2d f1.; all .anty second fioo rood pon d 1270 4 — Room ee Oo eat conUunvous and not water 7 privil 1.454/ til MPHE ron lor 4) 2 NAOD A ices - EeNtremen: good board 1, NT? | Sid re «*.TH etes ror i . son ,ate os Se A Tract re Hediam At “Nt rT) @# A LPOSyU gant "sa TR*| , roo clean eNRGH’ 51° tithe usekeeping ROOMS — RENT—Cl : y oorms | ah Poreet “4797U — — ao ENR iT. 5009—Room and ki Re es rel a ‘Cat 1. 487 Bt , = om : . wee. 2 re ~ “' ’ oe n ; asl ee * ru = iM rent soutLherr eS SF ye mere ote Por. : rhe n?t een u, f cars. or nOONE— TW o onnect ng ™ : lle gre n Ms—.; bores’ weet Cie@an . urnisned Pore st fren’ nirnces hore ores fornisane nh Quiet bio ark aqgu 's } re. -~ * “ma mode: rt pr fam Kaa Diale » mieely furnished even ngs. (15) ami iaciese housekeeping suites, hot mnt. gas » m l rooms, hot lnyed ex ran “hane- Box R-]°& TE tA Si 4455+—H ourek ers Central r ’ \ , , =, ¢ eqeng or : FRANKLIN. 3408—Sieeping. nousekeepin; o.oo ub : BKliehi TEENT —Furnished ns, = ’ ne bye et 4 and ae 7 hon. ® i” SiIGHTHENTH. 718 N—Nicely furnished F! P from reoms dav or week. S2.of UD ro round moder Z : eurTrTouncit® ice q GA RRISON 23. N—Z sieeping rooms aa , conveniences Cen 4) GOODFELLOW house oer furnished ~ (bp | trie: & 4 HAMILTON #1 oa x light housrkers Dee ice pe phone rmrivta | KENSING heeping RIN GSRSHIGUWAY housekeeping §4 i7;(;HVMAY reeon.s 4-TS] —Hoeusek esp iding s4 Doe mar \MS—Ejiegantiy turnished onvewntiiencrs bea piace. gentieme: KN HHI Re Let abe > “a-fioor bat? o24— large —_ aa Lae TEN room Ss. —“eeping and frent connect — 1020-—2 large c7— “lean. outlet. tud and « ho@wer « North "“41—Furnished rem center eners furseshed and un- KINGS! auto — "© hed al | ar «> . r ‘ss ict. con reiicBls Two N connecting holla recme. fire fren! ‘ 10104 ‘ Pront roon eanvrenien «« ‘ Si N larre hommekermnet a. or —tLrvrweny« ‘m2. }0 : wr i] 4 : - arr al wat ' | LINI McP’H ERSON | ’ ' | SS ' ’ ‘Teoms | — “# FURNISHED ROOMS SOMETIMES REN \T THEMSELVES, of course, ROOMS FOR RENT—North haii- | KINGSHIG HWAY., ROOMS FOR RENT—WEST 1208 N—South rvom kitchenetie, private: strictiy mod- aduits employed. Forest 3805R./-61) KINGSHIGHWAY, 920 N.—Attractive © rooms, housekeeping, TUNMInNg Water, gas range: reasonaDie. ACL_LEDE,. 43505;A—Roeom t furnished; couple i: $7.00 per week bE, 4550A— leoping room tor man. mii conveniences. rea sone 556° MM. 4437—Nicely furnizhea henette: near Forest —_— and Or sau) Ss erm (89 young a pr e) a ei! furnished fammiiy: 2d floor room or AT. LINDELIL 4560— with itcher optiona ELL BL. 4004—Nicety anogthern exposure a’ con. Trea conab e Lindell 490770 LINDELL BL., 3048—Sleeping keeping roome mouern ates reasonabi‘ 40184—2 VHERSON, n front housek eep' ng reorns eo] fieor Past Mcl HERSON. — 45: 31—Ist gentieman or employed: private Newly furnished room alii conveniens.: garacve 7 furni« rooms ences anc CON VeTL ences 6) shed ()*) Se a Xi: home McPH ERSON, 4027—2 large _Tooms, 7 ce- ly furnished: light housekeeping: adults. T nde! 338) McFERSON ~~ for versity 4$911—-Nicely furnis? gentiemen; private car nome; One e-I'n McPHERSON. 4043—Attractive housekeep range giris empioyed of reasona nie fe4 4 ‘yi ae Large ano; continuous ing suite Ou mode: ) Mc PHERSON use of pi reasonabie 4130—d floor front refined oe et _ Seen hal! ‘man, ss. Linde kitchen. to room ler gen ot __Sangie front room for gen- owns home. Cabany ~ gs iv ‘ ? E. 594. party ~~ 4817—Rooms furnished MARYLAND, —— seiect neighborhood: ad se 4 Coe Ding: re¢ds¢ re, ec LAND, 4306A—I bath nei mabie = cam bDvVenier arge front wWaier;: everyl_tiing MARY room por i Mished, reas MA RYI AND. urnished housekeep- ces: continuous (c4) rew ry} — Housekrepi oping sieeping room. (cs) NEW BE RRY TE im 4° 47 20—Compbletely fur- nished rooms for houses ce ping ; NEW BERRY Tk RR ACE. wished rooms light housekeept ne NEW erTBaD 1216 W.—kKitzc1m ard bedroom, furnished for housekeeping, | floor. yard ; ros! PAGE BL. 4033—Two lieht housekeeping roar e@ Ca nde}! 804. mes oom plete y hor ewkeening ;- a@uitea et 4°44 1|—lar-ee room new PINE thern -ex posed 2d4-floor adjoining ; | resi 7R4R——Nicelvy furnished ‘chemertte hot and coi? amor abit 400 3—3--mom st! ite running water fur ous ee rng rw ry age »4 —erand floor fren Sa aiso housskterping “OP Ten len wre 37 43-—Nice newly fur- private family Lin Ge! 4053R a4) WEST PINE RI 4°75 0—New!+ formiahed heht bousekereping rooms all conven!- enc] ¢ . inal of “4 , —— — VEST FINE BI. roem., RstCueme tf PoeMrry Tew i fet WEST PINE BI nishet far 4 l or 2 ‘ROOMMATES WANTED as HANNING. kitchen- | /ROOM Wtd Ré rOM Ri 7 Mi ROOM AND BOARD Wtd —JIn county, ALCAZAR, 3127 reas.ic7 : 4563—3 unfur- | | ROOMS FOR RENT—COLORED tt unfurnished secomi floor (*) OUOSA Pleasant | homey y room and with @ pleasant coupe: gentie- roorme : ETZEL. porcn men. SEVENTEENTH. and _ peopir — Furnished fiats for rent: colored (er 916 N furnished rooms _Rooms | WANTED a td —Smail- _ State Me oa fa’! Fast. ROOM Wtd—RHy a perma nent Rox hOooM Wid —tLaree. mishec: vicinity of Meramec and braska ar Box 0-262. Post - Di 5. By elderly lady, furnished! room, within few minutes’ walk of Union and Lindell. Box R-292. P-D. (6) Witd—By middle-aged gentleman privilege of having company. Box R- _ 36 S Poaet- -Dispateh for employed girl: SRILJ Cutet fami\y _ Post-Dispatch furnished er unfur- , na | Fb ws Ne- (e922) a 2 children. 6 ears: state "Post. ‘Diapateh SOARD \td —Vicnity of eiston or Wagner inte - ent lemen Stale price. Box _Post- Mepat ch — — - Eo —— Dov particulars. Ot he 369. AND ” 0 D-291., fc) ’ _McPHERSON Bole MceMILL AN | Service ¥ ‘ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED | | BOARD | Wee and | r: PERSHING ——s ; SUBURBAN BOARD WANTED by couple with chiid Lin del} 12° ify ROOM AND BOARD Wtd a private | family. no other boarders. for the sum- mer only by young business man. 132. Poet Dispaic h HOTELS Locust—Clean, quiet. SI day up; weekly rates; tub and _bat ths. a ee) COLONIAL HOTEL. 809 N. der pew management: rooms. . _Deimar 4709. (eB) IDEAL HOTEL, 2800 Locust — Running water, tub, shower foals $1 per day. $4 week up. a PE ees 4(c8) LORRAINE. 408 N. Euclid: clean rooms, bain. twin beds; special rates to te ’ 1?) MELVILLE HOTSBL, 6335 Bartmer Av. American plan: porch, lawn, birds, trees, flower like the country (c 8) SHARDELL 280 Skinker: HOTE lL. ican and European pian: location at For- 1.50 10 degrees cooler. Phone Cab- | ie — WHY PAY HIGH PRI CEs? Bth and Pine sts.. offers ery eT conven weekly UD. $i daily up. THE HERMITAGE | ' Box | Graag—Un- oe Amer- | WESTGATE TO SUB LEASE —Apartment. ___ (62) | Bachelors’ home of comfort. 4458 Wash- Detmar 464 __ (c62) HAMIL TON HOTEL HAMILTON AND MAPLE AVS. FAMIT, ¥ HOTEL. ng cafe. ae ington LACLEDE HOTEL Sixth and Chestnut: center downtown: elegant!w furnished: now making !ow sum- mer rate. $1.50 dear. $10 week up: avoid rrowded e«treet cars Cal! ser (cM2) LINDELL PLAZA HOTEL 4300 LINDELL American or European plan: $65 ~~ es ue: excellent food. special rates for in siso suites. Phone Lindell 6810. “Linge hosses ‘pase the door. F AIRMONT. HOTEL Maryland and Euclid: 10-story, proof: every room with hath, dressing reom, clothes cleset. Murphy beds: Euro- pean or American plan; single rooms or em suite: rates reasonable. Phone Forest = (cS) RESORTS Wanted RNISHED CLUBHOUSE Wid_. davs or week Diecke or Castlewood , Sorez. 4416 Natural Rridge ay 2 ee CLUBHOUSE —For lees sieepine porch. trys xe ar ° reornes Inquire Keystone Cown- Mo (RO) fornished,. electricity. Valley Park. Few'er (91) Tr (Aw? lh COT T AG EST water Petty's — HiT, For Sale CLI” RHO! SE—2-setory. on Meramec “most desirable spot in Fenton. Grand 5017M fs beautiful! Meramex all bs. 8e or lease: bar- gonrd vathing ret come out Thurs or Sunday decorated of Kiemm and +» Pa | new . KLEMM. 2306—( Corner Shenandoab 6 rooms. with cpen porch, nes 9 decorated. 4 PR. Sieg. rane 2 "Of pea ‘« ; KL EMM. 2° 306—1 > oxi aati ghaw’s Gar ae Grove Park, 6 large. ndeventer or Park car DROZD A "R SALTY co... 4006 Cheut — cS) 3447 (24 PT 5 rorrn effir enc vy ’ i*> . onoos "+ Reservoir ft ow finor east 3949-34 . lune DOS SPARION Arthur Apar’ : reor Ww pa- a janitor garage for rR - 216% te Raa West RASSADOR APARTMENT. 4209 Lin- ~~ dell bl: new bullding: ge #4, -, ef- See manager at Dui: aa « & R. G. SCOTT. B00 C “neteet} ex... AMHERST PL ro etl. s ore rer janitor, reasonand APARTMENT—Y1 cregs=ior ~~ at Ta! Sy AF. AR TMENT Mc M™herson c r On ms Cw Vern y at th ments granted 4¥Y REALTY PARTMWENT—Rent 534 Westminster anc arer Opel cA and Whittrer ioc ation if a) ee cer ry (Vi~e TI74 this lovely apartment > a . “* ¢ , ror WOLF-POLLACK -ATES 651°-—4 reems $6 RISH-PTRNS. 1105 CHOUTEAU 4 ~ i“hestnut month AN REALTY (ou! Au "O80 —-reem west of Bkinker 5A TT—+4 to 6 room hes $60 up. Cabany 1011: 630i— 3a f lle beth. het Water (ewbanvy 457 rn 62 apart? er’ DELMAR BSL. apartments ; cor ean st garage HELMAR BIL rooms reat w fiate pogareero" ga * ae" + sLTHEIMER. 817 ane \orn- Wil wi) al a aac farmie®ingcse of my oerty ee ae ‘ew moenihe [oa I wliwmar b (if -- acer .ce. shor’ | HAUSCHULTE R. K. fire- | r 3 ’ and river APARTMENT— Efficiency ; | APART MEN’ !—Handsomeiy _heat linens APARTMENTS FOR RENT _ West >». 7185 large. tor service ; beant ifr | rooms jani immediate posses- LINDELI, 4345—S rooms. $100 STEPHEN SAUM, 625 Chestnut (ch Apartment. 5 reorme Sc. June ] ( anrany (922) apart oa floor. garace . 7R54 4550 Modern o-room Mert REDDIN REALTY CO.. Title Guar 5796 McPHERSON rooms. tile bath hardword fh screens awnings. teat Jan.t + . decorate and But firs'- e1as8 conditi rok oO" immedia*e ih eee £)0n. Cali O HOUS a he REALTY xan Internat ional Life Ridge ie4 5§61—P eautiful 6-room apart Without carage mn walk Washington tl niversity B'dg¢g Five shades Ae in DRIVE. 6263—5 red arage tenant kitchen - newly de-ora'ed let month rent rent $75 Cal NORTH roams ‘Cc 4 Troon: Cabany ~: ‘ roe ms and sun lor; newly painted and decorated arranged apartment in city ; open for in _™pection. Cali Olive 2042 (c62) PERSHING 562316—Zfficen *partment: large living room. k’‘ tchenette. dressing closet and bath; includes e.ectric for cook- ing and light. ice and telephone service _excelient view: $60 and up (c8) WASHINGTON COURT. 5604—4-raom room with Murphy bed apartment, su unexpired lease Cabany 367] (c@): 4) or ’ furnished . 1 %5>—h ful 74M ar- t . . Cali | WASHINGTON. 273% (just west of Grand) Efficiency apratment: 14x18 nn ga Se ee ttc tn ti apartment. — urpiy bed newly de (M2) WESTGATE $65_—_Ni ice 4-r0om n apart” jani tor service; $60. ee ate “R69 (24 ‘hebe east )- efficiency; will put im first-class con- _ dition: $55. w ESTUATE witn sun parlor ped breakfast rooms ga- reasonable: concessions CO... 8°6 Chestnut (5) 5598 Water- this 7-reem, s4 1. —35 —— ms. Murphy agecora! rare. ’ MORRIS RACH rR Man av. tneluding a ‘large coo) et. 1 for $100 per month meu Buckingham Hotel. OOM APARTMENT 6301 bat oo te bl.. 3d floor east: bath, heat; garage. janitor. Gubane waa ic62) Pershing Av. Apartment 5523 Pershing av. 5 rooms. — Sun parior, in-wdor bed: ren nt OO. 5138 WATE RMAN 10-room apartment. 2 baths and show- ers: large living room. 3 master bedrooms large sunroom ovestecking Portiand =p! can Inapect today (7) oor weet: Splendid Apartments, | 4630 Westminster pl.. 6 rooms. with all rm conveniences: occupant will show ro through; possession June 1: rent $85 HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER RR’ KE. OO., 7th and Chestnut sta. - JUST VACATED _ Apartment 706. southwest corner. dou- bie apartment. 7 living room. dinag | room. kitchenette. 7 bie bath. fully furnished: gas. electric. phone inciuded. ng rooms. mar- $90: beauti- linens, tele- Delmon te Hote. ic7) ’ _---- — —— ee The VALENTINO 695 Clara av.. south of Delmar bi.. | _4 to 7 room efficiency: rent $85 up. Furnished or Unfurnished. Manager at Building. Cabany 8138. OREON FE. & R_ G. SCOTT. 890 Chestaut St. eee oases APARTMENTS FOR —FURNISHED forth ° GO ; Heo. 8116 {c) rm Call at BLAINE, 3645A—Three large frent room- “ omp.eteiy furnished; two beds. near sTand. = aye ic#1) CHEROKEE. 2755—-:t-reo furnished ; steam heat; hot water: ._ (6) SPRING. 1641 S.-—-Handsomeivy furnisl ed 2 rooms till Sept Bargain. wuiand _2013M. _ (6) APARTMENT — 2 (ase Phone room efficienc y “for sub- Forest 4235 ‘D) : 3 rooms, $65. Call after 6 p.m. Cabany 9390W. (cb) will ehare. couple, ton and Ha mii, ton. C LARA. 335—j-room suite. com pieteiy fur- niahed. for coupie; in Wasbington Ha!i See janitor (c4@) (TUARA, reference Washin 41. >— Attractive v bath f rem runeemahiie Cabeany , 1247———24-floor front. fa ing uth, private bath: ewervthing fur- ni -Ry and high « ideal for 2 persone. no kitchenette. grii. may be ured Cabany 243 (cb) EL CLID,. 4 8S. (Eucii4é and Laclede)—? reem connecting housekeeping suites: hot and coid Water in rooma: heat ‘light. and ce furni shed Call 7 after 7 EAS TON, 48232A—35 rooms and | bat h_ y decorated and painted: $60 ENRI‘ ROT —Furn ished lune to September 5 porc? references Cabany FIRANISHED at ARTMENT Puck ing harr reom * far flax. Lococ erTmrns on leaas HT, 6.49 Te enpbone avartmen ° or Fores &O°O J ‘eB: TMENT—zZ reomsa west. modern conven eurmmer home arge vara and port Rex D-12. Post-Dis te4 HA _ LTON. 76).—4 rooms “ share wit young couple Cabeny SI68] o4) ACLEDE 4916 — Jreom sapartmer: electric. gas. continuous hot water no very desirable: $6. 2 502 8&4. room er unfurnished AAR ROO FIRNISHEW kitchenette lences. lovely or apartment fy Cabany 479 ’ » > wi ’ 4°76 ) — | roornea furnimhed room bedroom and kit: henette arranged (ry ,15— Heat rnighed } Se take COR, ” ' 2 reeme "810 Anartrnernts Dart \ "“s A Spt surene | rent $o° oorupy June i. Cail fF eur. roam apar men bea ortiful t .« ath re asona rr aher ek poeure very 5,e08. 5 roema firet floor ram @y Virrier reeponsai vie courte >, ore compiete water, Janitor $125 557 83—Purniehed 4 % monthe« Marne Apt owe ery se for er? "RRSH ING PERSHING. 5316 — .arge tivine room kitchenette dress\ns overlooking Union »& morelagod and Pert'and piace furnished, includes el en’ric anh’ hight. joe, te ephone and ss )iver Beautiful parior obby fer aTterneon parties wt thont extra i Forest 9100 75 _ (oB on ——5 room «. furnieahed fieer framt for summer months §«) 7O0}—Newty and attract! iy apart ments not bing never been a sapien (Derm Part? iew w\ ASG Ne, T iT é{2e—4 reems reference quired c&o) vA SMELT NGTON RYT 441 &— Niceir fur r ehed 3 Ce ake al apear mer. a omven len oes wn) lor reasons bie . ie, WATERMAN 6itk—wee thse offictency forniehed I -reom a eworvthu ge good eovrrer lote sh icG “weST PINE RI. ment frre mer mont he wersST me ment furs ehed 4132—; oon me. oc. m reference re-— at | (o4@) | | alan si*eping porch, from _ (e699) | tlie | Seer: | acer on oremisre i. 3-reom | | ALRACE, furnished: | = PARLIN __ Cabany 5124M. ic4) | i LUCK ¥. WALIER JONES R. E CLARK, but as a rule it paysto ADVERTISE in P.-D “WANTS.” “3a ierseneneouee APARTMENTS FOR RENT —FURNISHED WEAT PINE Rt... BR48—N iceis efficiency apaertmert. .with hot water. werw reasonable SBURY RZ KING Date rern Pam fan janitar idemi fi ) iD; nicbet reome 8S ta asy 4633 WESTMINSTER “2-reom furnishes ate * Pewtrs etectr here, die™es anitor serviger Cem Die’ e svn ” rere se cml , . . "err BROWNING APARTMENTS 5656 PERSHING efficiency beautifai'y furni«enher housekern noe rental inciades linems s«#tiver taniter ser every room itghr and overlooking Poareet : ou! and ‘ef } 7° ewe v 2 ree nr 4-roerm complete for izht. gas. all elevator gutside roome ‘ooh on v 1%e9 r & a or Ho SAM REALTY +0 912 ” Internationa! t. fe Bide . . ~ ryt GL ILD HALI, APART M EN Ss , PIne AT EtCc.Lip hmeautifully furnishe! modern cemforts : found anywhere. ive werviee rern's are Trea references rerest Park with ali ite attractiveness oriy one cistant Call our manager at veur venience She will show you (throug ee 50) RANELAGH APARTMENTS S707 McPHE RSON offic lency¥ ; a “on | Park decorate’ ever? 4-room throughout thine complete shower bath housekeeping rental includes iiecht cae ice. ail linens. silver: we also have one 64- room efficiency with 2 beds. furniahed unfurnished flevator. heat service. See this apartment . Men- 45356 er 45%7 HOTSAM REALTY CO... *70. 312 International Life Ride APARTMENT FOR RENT HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APARTMENT 5570 Perehing second two extrs n-a-dor overlooking Foreet | (‘an ease Phone Park* Olive fin ner we « + ark 7 nore h | exporures months $175 Comfort and Style at the New Fire-proof Huntington Apartments 9560+ Pershing Ave. Completely Furnished 2 Room Efficiency 3 Room Efficiency 4 Room Efficiency Tiled Tub and Shower Raths, Automatic Refrigeration, Cireulating lee Water, Individual Telephones. See the manager, Mra B. C. Leek, on premises, or phone Cabany 647. (c92) . Call FLAT— roome furnished for house re _bath ras, © leet ric Lindel FLATS FOR RENT LZI5A S. Sth. rear, 3 reoms. elec. . $16.00 13226A Monroe, = rooms. electric... 17.50 1JOSA Hickory, 4 reoms, electric, .. 420.00 to)let °010A N. 10th. 2 rooma. gas. 14.00 | TA N. Oth, 2 rooms, electric. 1623 Wash. 3 reoms, gas 18 00 | Owner will put the above flats in Al conditien. KOTSREAN. 722 Chestnat Central CARR, 721106—4 rooms, $27.50. 216 Wainwright. ouse keep - 3170M elec tric, Olive Soe ») bath CASS, _ 1116—Oniy Siz. Kaod ‘flat. 3422R—White neighber hood, newly decorated: see it; $19 GRAEF RK. CO. 907 Chestmut FLAT—5S raroe. beth, electric. at “605 Thomas ey (el) «forth 4962—4-reom moder: —- biock s@uth Natural Brides. BE NTON, 2569A—3 nice roome with elec 302 will do necessary 2 = OTTO _TI ETJENS. 722 _Chestnut 4165—4 rooms, tile bath. steam $50. - (ot) Te. 94: 5—3 reoms. | bath. cottage. [RA Uw vacant. o from 2 to water. - (eo) ify se CHAS a Bt SS. Colfax ELEVENTH, 4226A N.—jJ r oo>mea electric. gas. vacant S edults $2 HOLL Y. 4°20.2-—New 5-room flat, Murphy hardwood | in-a dor bed, sieam beat, fieers throughout. §* FRANCISCUS REALTY CoO., 804 Chestnat cB) KOSS TT" rooms: strictly mod- ern TH 4R4RA—5 bot-Water S003 yd poreh. tLandeli 3749 SPRING, #2310 N—3 larewe ' and beath screens furnished. n rooms ay bail . ep! “Zz no WARREN. 1463—6 rooms, bath REDDIN REALTY CA. Title Guar 4615 AND 4623 POPE Beautifu™ new apartment nd tcreened porch $50 rier tTic : Rid £ fia'ta “aye § ols ¢ *hestrut ied — ee emp ee ga cy ——_ = Se ee Northwest Ry 4717A—6 clean rooms stea’n heat: modern Coaventenes 7"@) S- peor or? rarage open ; jaiee. evi fen ier verant June t>» cen he lackman, 465°0 bvare ASHLAND, bath adults CREST. 8749— hot-water hea’ (WWMA, JVIBA- OG Lave! nee 7 450 >—A dandy woederm SG newly decorated: $40. Olive ie | ane Oe 3-4 and 3.5 reeme, modera efficiency flat. hardweod fleors. steam heat anc janitor” garages _ open (e7 Gy KENNERLY. 4637-4 reer x. furnimhed with nice vard ne oBjections to child Inmquire at 4627 Kennerlty. Coifax 33a) . ‘ (od NORTH MARE ET 5808 (Anpertmenr fara room efficiency tiled shewer hathe hardwwod fieerse throughout: Muroty be l«. carare. _reaso meio ‘+ 7T LATUTS 5°Q0A—3 rooms hath for e¢ HACKMANN 10090 Cheetnet South ¥'rictiy GARFIELD room fiat Ke LR GREER. 4£749— 7 ’ - medern oo IaH4A-5 cer mec be perk MEN AT 4° OA room efd garag 44 0 3847-5 laree roeorme bath fur (rand wb Grand 3107) (c7@) rrycent oat? . rie eye ati uite MVadern © reome. “arm hen her ‘,re ne BLAINE nace near : [PORNTA, Tit 4 reome nee “wrdwood filer tile room mertern «ffi heoore! ed “* ror et . food oe aGulit« 2 eo entr’ ne 77 srr lal owt teed] Forerree garge &, ana be! Lan N PST airy , roome ho rhaaod se SY . FILER. +4)1—3 ‘armnace a@u te LAT orn) ot)’ gi ® prey 7. he -dword [-- lpewer heat furtiahed fall oe Bie Ba! larke ‘peer 6 Pap water hee firand S117W “43.4 rooms bath vie $e. adults oni, Bi... 204DA &-—-—6 geo4 jcoration dotter er | ae A i~ ri weet ® f ner arge tain? ¢ a ‘ute GETTER and ole rien er ry) orn ( st At 4750 & o fence end herh Firment fate eheice le open from 2 to 6 o repre ‘,hLA Nb garege- STRAND BL. ic7T@) ower % eumper, . Laser Harfora HICKORY | 334 © thew? reeom flat path he? water ertrtc edu’ ‘a He MPHREY. 41 \5—New cuncaioe fie: 5 reeme garage. cething bike «- §T7T 7 ip: —_— — LA Wy i) werner 44464 _ rhe new @6 reome , vedrevuw furnished | with. i. ic4) | . > re esate A Rao || | DELMAR l Sidney | 104) | x : Ineutre | decorating; only | $35; | hea! 2 ic76) | tile i a ran be % POST. DISPATCH. ae 13 : JEPPERSON 274 s ae LAMI. 1874.—S5 poome. water heet: garage. M REE 3870-—l pper filet, hard@em! f‘eore. hot-water best. oz perch tile teeth @arage modern. fr Miaw™wi 3018——Fiat 4 reome and * marier, at CemvEmences : _ garage. } nt NS rootmta, new is cw.. ce won Po. LACK RR E ouve — - - TM _ Or POON °044—Four nice ——s electric. S35. open Friday PARK 414— > reoome f} Ss) vecant open PARK. L6LUA— ~ we room clect inside totlet deworate. only or HeTIENS, | 722 Chestnut reeme. sun parior kitahenette reom, Murphys bed. steam heat (jraned “4 ; - VINCENT. 31%! tr liaundery a 4 , ‘SEVENTH, I82425>-— roorma., W HW HAHN sa1 ‘ feat PRING tog oO, s-New ha hardwood floors. meter. Hive af —> reorns, j902A-——3 rooms, wt rent sn open S3874A—S5 rooms, i } trictly¥ modern rarior: sa 78 VIRGINIA “S300 A-—7 reomes. bath: second. ® on third: suitable for 4 files. pewly painted and ocapered; é WYOMING 388°— 3 room modern at. bath eleetric. furnace S WYOMING, 43 50—New~ single yy fla $50: 4 reoeaw; keys. Humphrey Southwest DEVONSHIRE. 4933—6-roem itt decorate to suit. Call Gread ‘ Vietor 1528R. Ne ate is DEVONSHIRE. -—Teom fiat: Call Grend decorate Vv ‘tetor 157% —— + MAGNOLIA. rewiy ¢ | WOLF-POLLACK R. E. we ee cvo.. Ove West Ai AMO. 71185 roome, sun perior heat water heater ° a decorated : ROMa Die. DOAUGHERT S03 Che Cc : 7136—5 rooms a ¢ rooms and sunreem TR. a janitor sorviae® wLIUs ‘TAL LER RR CO.. ‘R07 ALAMO, 7150—Pour roome and wM J. ‘ABDOTT “Realgy >. (i ee : BURD,. 1367—Four rooms. bath, etc.: $45; garage. $5 Spey i | Sis 4 CARANNE. 5427— Becond - new, rvome and sun Rooms, Steam Heat. ‘aa ) 4656 Delmar Staeniter SBA & FRANKS _—-—ae — gee et (e7@ omee~ ae “FLATS FOR RENT—Furn ee nee FURNISHED FLAT—7 a A tor. $70 _ Landett St123 FURNISHED PLAT—Newly 3 summer meonths..South Side: _required. Bridge 2227w EAS? GRANT) TOL6GA——V'coety Pirnlahed T-room fiat, bath, electricity: buy ennah - F'RNISHED Fl.AT—~tLadéy will lovely G-reem flat or _kitehen. Tyter 1607] Northwest GARFIFA.D 5°¢3—Furnished Aeptemive room fiat June te oa BOTANICAL. 4170 —-Purnsahed roorme earner Merrie non ‘grand rw ers POUNTAIN 4851 Nicely furniahed mem. 3 reeme bath. eiectric, enue at FPUMNISHED FLAT 4 rele 3450 Reanical Grenada © ss. em. rt PW! Sh Pe FLAT—Attractively piehed. cool, 4-roam fat. fer Mon! he adults Grand lsn’ ISIANA 2634—4 r od June 1 to Sept. 1 5207— Feur-reom ‘tle eeame. 2 adeite 1327A—Moedern 4 : ha Lh pommeanion June 15 Wa “itl wt, TUN isn. fiat. By ns. me. J Oe 2 oe ee et kipbay prety | 3690, k. rLaTyTy Wt ed eee beth is trie geed lecation $35 or - i | fg tm ; ae FLAT Wi.) or 4 rooms new iy weds tate price P’owt- fruematch ‘Riwwmn Wee 2 forsake’ or fre, th wee ” te ren near ‘breed? ef anew Fiate and ngs? wa ‘Furn

Page 17

TO DESIRABLE TENANT — if you advertise it in P.-D. “WANTS.”-@@ — 4 | 2 — AT ee cc iti ND FA APARTMENTS -: EUNGALOWS -- BUSINESS PROPERTY _-~- Fi apts SS eras Fie erm nar —— o Es . SUBURB'N PRoP’Y FOR SALE BUNGALOWS AND COTTAG . = - DWELLINGS FOR RENT To LET—BUSINESS PRE RP SES cITY REAL | EST re FOR pare o : For Saic For Sale — | Bg oy BScuth a Kirkwood ITTAGE—>com + - >t 4 Be: _ yam, , ©. CROVE Tears South a - : ; aND aXN weet. gas asement. _F — —_ : lox at THIS—$ i300 ‘ F ’ . . . ‘ , . . , = -* . : rsa . : . > a = —" grt _ , ; > 17 = ns cA? >see. antl roe it BLE FLAT OFPTOsTTE Tee ER ROVE 16 ST LO ge THAT APARTMENT CAN BE RENTED POST -DsP TCH. — ——> “La vei ; e 3 es fect rasec 24 i. Balance 7 FARMS FOS SALE : | 3 : | ore es “ : . . : ‘- — ”~ggomel anemnhout ~ . ’ ; ; . ee == 7 - 2 age cs SEVES- eo FLar ut Sa Fe 3" 28. of __ DOTRLE “‘FLAT—Si ee =. » ae 13 Nerth | -socmus. Sard ~~ 4 . oe , cent ge icé HOUSES WANTED Aw? , az? St. Louis County 2

CANT COTTAGE—S$500 ‘DOW Re ___ SOUTH The Best Be Of — ee FOR RENT WANTED BUSINESS aa RP'SES wea > : , ay : 4-e: - , ~; an ‘ - +2 ‘ > e woe : ol wae - nf ‘- : , . ; . . ) . ; es . . ° Rime een — ~: P , ; } Li . - . — ’ - — — EE ans ng ee - ’ he = os ' : 22 _ " . . . = . - 4 . a3 . na - = ° : P on a —s » " - ' ° : ih ¢ ‘ v - . = 4 “REAL ESTATE aa | a — — -~* REAL ESTATE CARDS = = 3 —— = Seca tale tes egaaee aa 3 siege «458. $75 Suburban Prove emt 5 = 7 | mae : -- ; | 5) A new 4rsem brick ba 3 ‘Family Flat Bargai 4FPAMILY FLAT T4557 Shberaecneéss’ «ar 4{reeenmm, Set) sad seam beat, grice §1 Lous wa Take “ems » ba AND EBSO*XN SO CEE eT TRM AN PE ft 6350 ae “bestest. > "* 4 -~ SRO S815 Desteat. - 7 ‘9 @eeacuse—)- ‘amity of ~ : 4 FOR RENT FOR CO.ORED . .S) care | eee | SG enn. ck cas (ee = cal i ° aos a a ee i FRANK : ~~ ~ 2 SSR” ois te NEW BUNGALO pen EET * COE 165 HAWTHORNE eae HiINSON & ' a ; ‘ . — So Ezeectcraly tce cteienlal seme of = Sout! | ORIGINAL Quick Sacé WanTED AcENTS oz 35 HOME. = : ese OME > o v 2? . : : . . : . , 4 oe ae owe 3 ) — ~ ne — Peet — ALETROO. s ()) a eee REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE ~~ ) , » Seas: . A onh] E | : an HERMAN. | | iss ‘> og ——— &. . os | ; . Scott ot ine Sm ae . - . / atid Aoartmer-ts Wartec | | ‘ HOw tT - : . ey . isos wos k ) : , F I , , tion garage Se I “ 4 = —- . . E ' . , , , . M ? . ——— oe oe =x dl 4 “ = : : Ce yuu ixige «FF. oo > é _ > . ‘ . —“—— — = , . . >" " “ yi ’ os i > — Vas oe. “BARGALS SECOND-FLOOR f i 4 ane 9 Oot, Resicercce: Warted — . ; : . * om 3 7 “? ' ps ” ' . Se ’ , — Pak Fs DELIVERY EN SEs OFF & : , , . 7 moter S lids DOC BLS FLAT large « x “ve Business Proocemty Wanted : : 4 . — ; = : | i eine: SI aan ~ ‘sow ane eee . . . , ’ “ esr Tu eo: Tar ot jOwlLee: * ~~ . Fers zsonr Subdwrdan Proorrty Wanted _ CITY REAL ESTTE FOR SALE 3 : | | | ae ye bantwood foers. Seek garame, SO | ame : iectrr " a WLOCHFRTY & Nortr west wee A Ar wa : | sTUCCe BINGALOW | “J SHAW av MINGLE Ftar = x - | arse ALow = ; Ns ' ; -- , ™ : : $ ; : 2. - : a a she oo : . > : SRACTIFT. LP ARTWEST os waste IMMEDIATE § Wel'ston ~\ Southwest “pe utes — » - : c——- A Berge wus : . orn» _ » ms ~~ | as os Pele . = Mate +*i [Jem-tt CaLrror te aF suvLT ? +3 = sb a P p * ak PRS Saar ai: mM AGA, Fie baat SIRI erg + 2

Page 18

ee ee THURSD Bi of MAY my th , A THURSD AY, N MS PA, eS NO REAL ESTATE WILL “SELL ITSELF” az well as will an ‘AD inthese columns: s ) ST) eh Radia apa sara ae sie eae Ge «ty S| Marriage Licenses || ANSWERS TO QUERIES | hvac: ' wat 7 “Pr e ; iii) quic Rs = "ATE 4 oe og “mn at; ow ner us ’ i - ‘once. @e cut to $20,000; terms. See us | Wmake your own § erms lowest an | “ ‘ Teil asting Statiea DULGHERTY RE. CO., & ' . he RANK L. Dp! ; . HE TAL 207 oria 7 . ow antes bet onary, Vaestnut. 2 4 Chemalet, > on Sth and Locust. Phone Olive 5994. (cl Births pry vane pee cae FF a KS D (354 GIBSON AV, : | Original “Qu ick Sale Wanted’ Agents. —~ DO YOUN NEED MONEY? | The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query, . | 5 and 6 room fiat | | We loan from $5 to $60 to ge peo- Burial Permi Personal and tclephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot de 546 Meters i | le: cheaper rates and best_ terms R-* sceping porches, etc ; 7 | aed Northwest Toute. Apply 207 Chouteau Tr. Biag” (c8) given attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubdt- modern home: ‘|| STORES—N. w. corner Wren and Thekia. MONEY TO LOAN ed sincerity, when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. Daviight broadcasting &at Hi 3 dandy stores. basements. garages: best | On automobiles and furniture: easy Pay- | wen ee ee. $40. 9-40. 10:40, 31:60, '12:48, 41° block f : poasible construction . fairly new; rents | ments "O8-709 Victoria Bidg.. Bth end. MARRIA " alia ( ) { ) 1-40. °:40 and 4 Pp. ™M. Market MENRD Ae MIENZ SALTY CO. i Bie Tine me $15.900. | Oliv xy —————————EE 15) ly . AGE LICENSES. | J. B.—Address Hiram Dempsey,, Rushville, New Salem, Metamora, quotations and news bulletins Bain ory 14 Chestnut » & uw » Wainwright Bid a QUICK MONEY. mous lee—Annie B. Clay Sait Lake City, Utah. Brookville, Cedar Grove, New of intefeat to the Middle West. Poor oe Is \AT ' o Th NEW ShCR ES iSee N Ifans procured on furniture and | nn, are in——Thelma McClung. ~~ * rket NBII S, | ‘OMI 1 ON " 4900 Wren ay n cor. Dow: bea u- Pianos and to salaried people without | Fred lL. Cratz Jr.—Lovella A. Wittkopf. NICK F.—We are unable to tell Trenton, Harrison, Ohio; then Mi Prices supplied by Ma Weil dbuiit 4-4 room single fat . a | tiful stucco: 3 living yeorme, furnace, bath, Know!leCge of f employer or anyone. — Shay Daisy Schupp you from what plant the insect ami, Cheviot and Cincinnati. ' News Service, U. = Dest. 2 D furnace: age fine neighborhood, RAS. electri terms. $6250: across street AMI Cte S ieaecee oS. (e14) Ell B. Mayfield ee eee Bradley. in | ot age in question is made. In- PERPLEXED—The invitations pra a and pr P : from echoo!: open ee ' nih a . ij rom t t - Pi°K le re VYrvT FARIC KSON. ‘ | WOLF-POLLACK R. E. CO, 101 N: &th gcc: * =) ae a | thee eelten Rese Lenard | the powder he manufacturers of are mailed about three weeks None mamas 2 Oly ? af 8. Hroadway | (ob) | NTE ,Claude F. Weseman—FElizabeth M. Peter- . . fore the wedding. As soon as tney Thursday—S :00 P. M. 5001 Gravois 3525 N. Grana I — . —— | MONEY WA D | Lee Patte ‘ ) \, H. F. D.—The nickel five cent are out, the presents to the bride ' $$$ fe Patterson —Flia Fredrich. 4+ Piece dated 1913 is worth from Sc begin coming in, and she should caum of Mast m - Williams, i iS worth $50. , lished for the purpose, but an or- , in Seven . Py +’ 4 Fallert. lerms, targain, make offer 44°20 BANC ESTER ae d f trust on new bungalow: wil! | James Pointer—-Mrs. Bianche Siubbdiefield. M. C.- inary bilan book, nicely bound, | ’ . Larne ANDERSON -STOCKE-BUERMANN : only $856 n cia ax Seas ‘ow a reasonable commission: property | Sam Dansker—Belle Bragn | “The twenty cent piece | CUPary Ome ol / want ke tment | SR - Mre Oh tore in fro “¢, 6-r “~° ae h double Box O 401, P.-D 1c4) | Joel MeGee—Alice McCuster i} dated 1875 is worth from 23c to 45 she will probably want to oP Rerry-Mayes, stage ¢@) t a. , , } Ohestnut. n Ra. 00m prick ouse rts UoIe. — | John H. G. Campton—Pear! M. Carr | 30c; the ten cent piece dated 1859 it. about eight to 10 inches square, 4 oH. Pinley, accompanist. Mre F. BRAND-NEW DOUBLE FL A | in rear, hardwood floors, electric; double | \WONEY Wtd.—$3500 loan on modern, | William Walter J —— "Mabel K.|/| is worth f - *,| will answer every purpose. The Gladys U. Reb : pe be "4 J T : . fine business jiocation, with a new stucco bungalow at Normandy, ‘ case mcs. aes ) di rom 10 to 20c; the half 1 ] odel « reads across the. a. ° fs . fete. 5903 Halliday: & large roomea, tile beth | re ; J just off Florissant rd. Box 0-260, P-D |. . | dime dated 1853 is worth from ic! U8U4! model *D : ‘ s ertson, ; hardwom! floors. copper screens and gut: | JOHN 8, BLAKE & BRO., 815 Chestnut. (e5) : et, Lome Ss. a to 10¢. double page. as follows: Present At High School Auditorium is Mast Bek ee he sills, separate stein heat, etc. — (cS) | HONEY Wid —loan of $300 on furniture U niversity City.” mize ungeaies sya: | X. Y. Z—Following is a formu receit Gee ee ee ae er pri 22.500, easy tern | O ood sec ood bonus f een ville ite to 4 ; ‘ der's address——where bought—- urity: will pay. & us for; Lyman Wiicox, Greenvi Roth M. Nel-|| la to sen “1. Wek : Ee o. 24 Chestnut (o4) KF RS SAL, E OR Lf FASE Rw a? @ anaiaiiion must he private party. | BON. St .* i ice ae caterpilars: Ven- date of thanks written All gifts — a 7 ' This new bi rilding. AN] (,;ravois two or *“eat jena ! f (yeorze ; j 1.—— FE 200 arts, rosin, ; ’ Mt IDERN SIN GLE FLAT stores, office rooms and abelline hot-wa- oe x oO 5 —— indorser t Eanes. ‘eora, Ill. Ws weer 1000 parts; t: urpentine, 140 parts, ical at ae one ~ yee ae" use tag fete slA. eens ; | ter neat, OO wany floors, 4 tile baths; MONEY Tuo are » in 50 aioe mon | Johe shee Farmington, Til.—Mrs. Mille ty 80 parts: lard, 500 parts; rape aad sever po oe until the PROLOGUE. *, furnaces: o - price Dis . , e Md ae * Chiverton. Pe Til oll, . ae eS = | GUARANTEED first deeds of trust on| stengel, St. Louis route from St. Louis C , the 4309 LAFAYETTE Southwest ‘abuhie "waive: “ammmuntn $800. $1900. | TE rag Richey. St. touie—Markaret || O-. by automobile: Hollow Toate pride may not have to wait an une ; | > . ' _— a ’ ] oo y . Z > . 4-famus fiat 4 rooms, separaic, steam | | a STORES ON MANCHESTER AV. | $1300, 3 300, | ameoss 200° ++ A me gg wo om age Kast St. Louis, Col- necessary moment of the over- Neat CDER te + gk price $° 000. | ANG ane a — cottage and 3 raracee . ; ’ , - 8! oon h A Walker. St. Louis. insvi le St. Jacob. Highland, Po- crowded time which must he spent ANDERS ’ Sonata 5 | “PCCL in REAL | clear title, plenty ini rill : Philadelphia. Pa—BElia! | cahontas, Greenville, Mulberry at her desk. When Mrs. Smith Sstmet. 419 N\. Euclid. room 200. Forest 7642. of fire and tornado insurance wry. St. Louis. '} Grove, Hagarstown, ges stn orders a present sent to a bride, she ; EVIL aes nrg as | Watch for Further | West ‘ me dl inlet 6) | BIRTHS ; RECORDED. r sapere Dexter, Funkhouser, Ef-| Mrs. John Huntington Smith.” Grech Metéens: ee eee fine arranes . | ae Bids ce GET OUR OFFERINGS oe BOYS. | Town, am, Montrose, Woodberry, Nearly every married woman has Adrienne Traubie. Mar-— » Pc Particulars | 3 STORES, 10 GARAGES s«*Fawe especially attractive first deeds of | Js. A ‘Barto $030: 9 gy ile Me Greenup, Casey, Martins- a plate engraved with both names, WOLF POLLACK RFR. E. . Olive 9544. ‘ On Hamilton ay one of ae best !m- trust for sale: Flats, apartments, rewsi- | H. , © oheneant 4347 Beck. | ‘Stnan — Illinois, and Terre but if she hasn't, then she en- — oa — | ee = Louis Pde , dences, business property. in amounts of |. * and D. Jacnicke. 5103 Maple. ; e, ndiana. In Indi ada fol-' closes Mr. Smith's card with hers. Look! New Single Flat ' ) 410 . * : 200. Fora he o $1000 to $19.000: paper ready for deliv-| W. and R. Demos, 30: 8A Chouteau. | low same route through Selly- Some people write “All good wish- ey - a : m~ingie ats Euclid, room orest 042 (4) ;: interest P. per cent to 7 oi gg UF ,. om 2323 Beware. — Brazil, Harmony, Rellsvilie,| es” or “with best wishes,” but 7 innesets av.: beautiful, five ek ETT on ae 2 to —Oniy c ean. moce | . A. Aan 4 artwic : A Gi nT. ' *utnamvilie. Stilesvilie. Bellevile, ost eo } send cards without rooms each; bungal : Dewe . TT l a) ‘} can undoubtedly suit you; real estate | (;. . 6112 Kartmer. , , mo! people construction, on yg A UB he Best hat Ca REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’RED loans is our a business. Call or! A. . Zika, 32 709 S. Dakota. yA regen rn Bridgeport and then In- messages. The bridegroom, as terms: open. special, $13,500. | Off d 1, B ts ALOWS—6907 to 6219, 6208 10 *7,° for our pr ist, issued oo gs + _ nge! “ip urv. ‘ theoues 3 me ee ag °2790\ well as all the men present at WOLF-POLLACK R. E. CO. Olive O05 B | 2) Ida he Te 500 v Vv Realt rs) : , Lodderhose, 5 New Aashian ~ew Frailestine, ountain- the evening wedding and recep- ay :; , € ere _oa ee Edward K. ‘Lo . y pom | town, Morristown, Arlmgton,i tion wear evening clothes. | o—tatin Period, 590 A. D. co) : down each ‘ N. Nazewski, 4337 Miami > 4619 Sacramento. 6 rooms, new and 704 Chestnut (92) ge o} R29 « recormian Ohant—-Th wes BUNGALOW STYLE FLAT maiern: 8300 daw | ese | 5, Sd Wine asta Wireestan, LEGAL INFORMATION. e onto mest ae . hes, i v. - : lI. G ’ t . BESSA Evens. . , m, rooma, hard. | 3149 Franklin. 3500 down. “STOCKS AND & BONDS S aE no, 5274 Beacon. (By a Member of*the St. Louis Bar Association.) 6 a \t-water was out. ———_—___—_-— et Gil ; H. K.—Write to the Servime Rec- |! A DAILY READER. —— (1) The : ' larrce enamel Saar’ ive 4030 KEpnright. $1000" down. S OCk —II'ni ” 5 ht d Po Pr. and I. Gates. 3140 Pi es - - ab amt, anata t -. hen 2°21 Rell. 9 rooms: $300 down. bp ™ K: Union & lectric —_— R350. ‘ower Fs. ene 1) Weitekhemper vent College. ognition Board, Springfield, NL, re-| lease would still be legal as stated. Rorders, . DROZDA REALTY "CO., 4008 6 croutons | © eS Ce\ V a Mm 5875 Enright, S.cooms; $1000 down a9; A. D. and M. Roth. 6832 Victoria | garding the bonus, (2) The wife might be guilty of , Anion | M MOORE. 204A WN. 4th st... Olive as ee — |R. L. and lL. Parker. 5618 Summit. | rR formwery if she did Matiack, | as WE BUY. SELL. QUOTE . s nes HURRY.—(1) The wife could not sne open his lecters aleh..t - KOU R. F AMI, y FLA’ imme | 4652. _ sae All active e an Re. ) Be hag F ® 5. Breaaees get a divorce on this ground. (2) Without her husband's consent and Nelle Barnes. Miss Nora Wale, « 4 ‘OTTAGH—Rath. h. electric, furnace. ga- 'NLISTED AND CURB : - .* 5 * Ny , si ed his chec ~ 7 U n le ‘ ian If youc . zn ks, but it would de- SOUTH SID rage: 4340 St. Lauis: lot 252158: terms “KS ND BONDS Ba aos ee ; Speen pape 7 annot persuade her te re oo se are. ~ STOCKS ANI 0: ane . Curoa, 5233 Genevieve turn to you we know of mo way | pend upon the circumstances. F. | We have a well-bullt four-famt!! | $400 Miss Smith, Tyler 1769R before Get Our Prices , ° rairt : : Sica Russe}! pl.. fine Rte | locality. a mVves nmnen ©) 10 after 3 3 “ ; 4) Refore Buvine or Seliing. | 4 +. : wal mS > tan to compel her to do so. THANK YOU —Aliens who were pe wee ont the rig ht price. _ Call o YLAT—2650 Bernard st.: brick. 3-3 rooms J. Ks NC W. 2 . Kinsella, 23444 Wash JOE.—While they may not:be able| NOt alién enemies. who are of le- ARK SAVINGS TRUST CO. rent $480. price $2950. $500 cash k Ww. srapen, 27: afavette. | to collect the $1 expense charge | &@! age and not otherwise specially | abeth. a Parkview 1400, Clayton and De Mun. , JOHN BULL. 20 N. 7th. Main i431 1505W _Dillon. by a suit, it does not seem unrea-| disabled by the law of the State glade, where the Queen and her VV. and B _ —— z ie8aAay, . f 1 ’ « Ar ‘ hon rre ' : : : ; ’ spe 4. KF AMIL Y FLAT — | TT - ; _ , - nthe FLAT °1RW ¢ k . . nd af LIBERTY ~ Be SONDS hanaiee - mney sre Lon 1. Vea = — , sonable and you wonld probablv t- — h ome — is brought, ladies comet, spend May Dey, ————————— —— ———— —_—— ee aS “T, a Wale A » and Oot . i , en | aed es og ty A ‘s18 posemm bath —————————— : —— -_— —_—_— - nnn = modern nmmce $8000: terms iE or wa lost full wasn ty BU RIAL PERMITS. 1} nea rouble for yourself by pay- ‘in he wu Gaeean akan’ tote Queen a wteam hea price ‘ Wil RASHFORD, 715 Chestnut. Main repayable a week on © Jeanette Oliver. 1 bay Bleoe k || | Mrs. Robert Murray make serns FLATS, AP’TM’ TS, FOR SALE = RESIDENCES FOR SALE | Sear c*4} | rowed. Loans made on otner listed bonds | Lois Dunham. ‘87, ernon. B. C. D.—If the man died, leav-| however and the courts will net | | ANDERSON. meicwvae ” K- TERMANN. ' 7 - HOUSE—Vacant: mov ; $224 and , stocks. industrial Loan Co. S| ‘Iida M. Pickering. _N. .| |} ing no will, and leaving a widow | permit the Fn. Enter pong Note not aie = Chestrat. (ch) West West teau terme, $250 Gown. M ss Smith. Chestnut st. > | Sage deny McCullocp,’ 86 iw: ” ‘ ' and one -child, the money left him cised #0 as = wark Shhiee on ake — ——. a Pe Ae lier ties Ty) 19 Rr efore artter . : : r ~¢ ’ . j , - ia : : 3632-34 Shenan- APARTMENTS FOR SAL RESIDENCE—5108__ Vernon 9. rooms, | WOUSE—-3931 camcebe av.. 6room brick May Tumbleson, 1 month, 2651 Washing- by his grandfather would £0 One- interests of citizens. In some E.. . ly of strictly modern; dout - rst ~e wal, od = ton , half to the widow and one-half to; « e : doah Av, ee ty Mn: Cheset: cater cnsious to| omy Seooe: will de come repairing: F Geller. 65, 303 S 3d. | the child. bey eee Sas eae rear es 5 rooms. r a rue ood term: . or actions for rejectment. Denble flat. 5 and 6 SS 710 Syracuse——o- family of sell;: bargain if sold at once, $11,000 SSAMIT el. SILV ERBLATS mene! 401 BUSINESS CHANCES ut ts ne — 1818 ic at Li I. ©. B.—(1) You cannot get per- Aliens may in general fe actions roonrs ; . . / oS Cail K rk wor d 378W rticul str ) ' vestment neighborhood; Re a ~ a. > sewer ¢ \ ‘7 appointmen for particulars nr Mive 560 Che Mi *S89 Doesey. 2 the 2342 Park mission to intercept your hus-| for trespass, and personal action miagion by card only. _ : iy 714 Leland—3- omy * RKESIDENC = i? na ——— | HOUSE 5433 St. Louis, «-room. brick. = Alice Rankins, 42, 2329A Bugenia. band’s mai) for the purpose of ob-| such as suits for breach of con- noe 614 600. ¢ for $500 cash and $30 per month; Mane Speros. 3&8. N._ 18th. taining evidence for a divorce suit.| tract, for the recovery of money, -* . seye« ‘ A STARK, 3630 Oliva, Téndell RBO00 ’ ae room. every I pla d i , ' finish. large garece with two rooma. Dath 722 Chestnut ot Ln ant : ——- DOUGHERTY R. FE 803 Chestnut. ey ey fur nace. ¢ ectric, sple and am. . sondié. opportunity 2 mD. (o%) “. an, . oF. N. . Health and sanitation questions of public tnierest only will be con- and hot-water heat, lot 100x190, t “BEAUTIFUL SING Le FLAT CHEAP MY HOME AT A sac RIFICE arn 9 by card MUST SELL IMMEDIATEL Mg earton mra tn MEA TCUTTER-GR‘ ICERY MA \— Ww! xk. 49. . +>. jiagno men ndivid cas in 1691 aber. Mre. IDFAT HOME . ot eons! ‘ beaut : “tw o 4 PER Qj)k Cheet nit (exTR) experlene ed capab! 6 of el s00 | nag "? Ma wie ®, y a i I } gp ers ing ; es ae save ne oe ao ve be given. : Mre. Cc. Lge en Mart Jy Ez. Elite, ;, pga ~~ 760 Aubert, 5 and 6 rooms. To om | f ;, dwo fioors pie | »n- sF—$ 4. Aanqs ee “~ ae =e ‘o- an a ne sagt S.—Urie acid ‘NEY.—-As boiis. often compli- “ ay 4156 F ¢ m4 pears One mes exceptionally well built: n 7: SIGs dit im media | pg ; pancbodnncgy “ rte nail, bath and NORRIE. QP ee Oe were 5a a> Taft constituent of the urine “ ~_ cate disturbances of the general (b) Selo—Philiie “Witese i594) | car bees ; 4 y ter | © rest yeres ' po rice | 500. Owner lives lectric. will paint and 4 ecessary paper- : - Wed = fae a ee Sime 42. 1616 ! | and animals, hence its presence ealth. it is well to ascertain if © Mrs A. W. Raker. end well bul a pg ap a premises, Fores! 430 aan | ». . ate business concern: needs adéi onal Mard M. Coaivie, 39. 5168 Page not an indication of Gisenee |such is the cause. Infection is (©) Chorus-—Now Is the Month of HENRY HIEMENZ RRA. oo. FRANK L. DITTMEIFPR R. E. ©O., SARAH AND McP HERSON—$1000 © ) CASH 7, 722 Chestnut. Olive ress ~ = take care of increasing vo! _ | Roxie Briseo 35. 3014 More A Nee | eave grone—~Siedie - tunis eatelll widently a tablet. bearing a S@licylici, 2 drams: empl. saponis, Music of the time of Marie Antot- - care is e . bullt. mcoly prranges and 5 rooms, - 44 Delmar 5 and 6 Westgate day al ONE ae ee ne ee ee wine North St. Louis. Box D-293. Pos-Dis. trade name, and containing drugs 2 ounces; empl. diochli, 1 ounce. peau ful’ lect i P nae goo this fe a OTTO V. BLY i =) F J N A N C ] A 8 ment manufacturing business, who can| FRUIT._ VEGETABLE AND POULTRY ||| which influence the heart's action, Spread on cotton cloth. The fol- bheautifu s is 4 ~~. . rages. pretty shrubbery . pay o oe ete , shares from president of MARKET—Reat location in city: doing | such as digitalis, caffeine, spar- lowing ointment serves al! the. me balance monthly ai to i. } ht al , art 4) =- - ~ 4 monany 918 Holland ~ geuod cash business. seiling on account of | | hanthus. The dose purposes of a poultice and helps Dra WDA : REAL Ty Cm Cen. g zs eS ‘ >. Ke ‘ y. ‘ hestn © 5049 VW . M A PLE : & . djisa greemen' of part ners 63% 0 Delmar. | te ine and strop f d de end up- to allay pain: Xeroformi, ] dram: KR . taf? | ‘ .F Nine rox brick residence ate roof. DISTRIBUTOR WANTED FOR 8ST. LOU: if) || and frequency oO ose P Ss | lini lumbieci, 1 oa genera ag TO CLOSE ul "Wernace b St; terms; bargain. AND 8URROUNDING TERRITORY a > Page: 6 and Residence. has 3S fine rooms. modern; . oo vieahie contracts on pend 5 oO 363. This company will open some 20 or 20 HUMMERT-LI "arias For price and card of hot-water heat, newly decorated and paint _Post « ¥ | | ENCE—S007 Kenney: aah. bal fan te Gusrants c. _ MONEY TO LOAN self in your repis AKESIDE MANU- BULL-SMITH REALTY 8 Cin ‘e: 5:30. news: 7-9, Decoration §:!>. tales, piano, trumpets. te) Se ee bath furt rf) soak, a ¢ aR Nive fAN. ic On rea! esiate secur rats irst or second STRU' CTION (e4) ii}; music, #.0”, “Abe . WIY—New York (495), 5:30-8 APAR ENTS—W ve wo e#ix- family “ pri¢ $6 OL as odiamont . ’ deeds of trust in'eres’ . ° , Ro, ———— mem ioe ante ered + @! jance. aie ’ ba e have t : Row MS, STEAM HEAT 40 G2 SS Day; 9:39, ¢ entertainment. se) i the iow PACTU R ING CO 549 Fulton st.. Chicago. apartments of € and 5 reoms. fine siast 1 PSilh. cre a Nor. rhet , st est. SA Mi N« uv Sa *8 iat ready . I R | N\ ( | | | A DISTRI T . mor over =°500. Rox O-348. Post - Dia. | c OCERY AND “WME AT MARKFET- ——"oh- Pp ~ — hi (526): . 6: 30. eon- WCAE—Pittsburg (492 ) 4 , 30, OF aad Le B._ B. CO., 58S Loomer’ DOUGHERTY R. FE. CO., 805 Chentast. Southwest corner Bartmer and © In any amount on first one poms |GROCERY AND MBAT MARKET Wida. — trade. transfer corner; will sell) KYW 0 concert; 5:30, Uncle Kaybee; 6:30 FLAT—Beautiful, pew, modern; built for 45°08 ALICE—PRICE REDUCED _levely 10-roam resi deoce | @eeds of trust. Prompt servic =| meal OE oy Rg me , ad tran for earners wt et rt: 2 a seem iat ge Soa 5-96. | | aa | home; bargain; must seil; owner on Rexdence. 6 rooms. reception hail, bath, | hardwood floors and sentative will cali. Phone Olive "o 47.. tabadie. ic} ‘4) WLS—Chicago (345); 6-7, mu- comedy. : _ a iv $17.56 ical; 'FLAT—1125 Forest av.. dandy large 3-4 cellent condiuon, quick me wanice ot . TR, RIT Chestnet. | ae em, 3 west of Gra zx 0 west: 4 establighed business: fixtures | SICa!, , > | reom brook, baths. furnace; one bhiock owner todas EW GENE J ALTHEIMER, 817 n Mon ey See T s M ONCYV | 346. Post-Dispatch. - o $1500: stock at invoice; flat | tierald-Examiner program. children; 6, Serenaders. south of Forest Park: fine location 4 oa 3 (| + S 1] . | WANTED—Iigeb facturing b loca! nd bath abova No agems. . WOoOoO—Philadelphia (509); 5:30 ) . ’ r \ 8! a t rates of interest and commie jg . manu ge oy of 4 rooms a “rr — Cleveland (390): 8, con- ‘ J, WW: BURIAN _€01¢ oe St Owne i S e ewauick answer SEE U8."* | concern on contract basis: we're | pox D107. Jost. Dispatch wees WJAXx orchestra; 6:30-8, concert, recitai, ; oa wvxvr r or + 4). & - —E—==— al ' preg ixea, 6466 San Bonita. 59 bo! water heat. double brick garage, e® and side perch, garage, jot $0x155;: pice WAITER SCOTT C 805 Chestnut _ 48) ROOMING “House era 10 ee 12 Fooma, | er a EAP wank wT Mert Pegg sania 8-10. KDKA—Pittsbure, (326): 4:20, oo eee ' ; sion + : ! MODERN Dot BLY. 3—~88 500 ——— — 4 "-KOP REF. CO equipped for oomumbinas or light manu | cert. = soome, veth RESIDENCE—4591 ; Rriiliante: 6- Reavtiful 9-room home. hot-water heat, CHRISTIAN paingy Chestnet st (eB) facturing. Box R-147, Poset-Dis. (62) | GROCERY-MEAT MARKET—Siuth nOO | 4A—Dallas News (476). | dance. terme, reom brick: furnace, hath. granitoid pnargwond floors. |) baths servarte room _ "Since esi sales $500 per week: fixtures. gas ‘ give \ease a imoria ay: 2: ; 00 Owls. 4 AND 5 koom he A9 amie a Chestnut Olive 1342 a9, | ; : Serial notes in $500 and $1000 denomi- Quickly and Priv ately 167. Post-Dispatch. =~ 4' | cert WKAQ—San Juan (360); 6-8 the beating of Cre Riactotes once hitsgepedliogyeaenmplans { A DANDY HOMF- \\ wt 2 | R esidence ® firet deeds of tru ay is rou ay We specialize in selline anv kind of ERY —Corner, with sales S400 week woc—Davenport (484), 6:39, | . é ’ ' gn mA neues he pes atene “ , > The \ b 1. 300 F500. 5 y ; We have manv ready cash buy. GRO ER jern living 7 g studio or ir right hands THOS McCRADY & SON, 5108 Baste . Reasevelt tr worms, @; ; $3100 $4: + $10,900 and ‘$12 0c take the prosnectrve buyers 4i rent S$So cluding 4 - lane ‘atowk | DECGtIMme, :, talk; &. program. | . , which they. whirl, 6 Forest &uL na) aad ner Uw ON kK ASY 7 > at VS fect | “amp e inguTance rect} our xpense MER. reoms «ver stor long leas bi. WRBAP—Fort Worth Star-Tele- WGY—Schenectady (380): 6:59, monetone cha . ro a, ¢ , LAT } 401 . “4 ; ures as terms - - ec SINGLE 3 AND 3 KOOM FLAT aint LAV ERE Tthestnut .«&9) C18 (MLARA AV M. A. RUST & SON REALTY CO.. SS ANTS PROKERA AIELCO.. office 34594 about NN DLER REALTY CO. | pram (476) 7-20-8:30. concert: | talk: 7, songs; 7:15, melodrama. ‘ ’ wilt ree f fen) verside ores (82) money Nee ictbr « Bex “9 one 5606 COTE BRLL LIANTE e An_exceptiona is ation a age > STTSIN — = Commere= ise VA RKET col. | 9:30-10:46 concert a WB2Z—Springtield (337): 4. mn- - Forest Stiv : i h-room cottage, strictiyv modern. low furnace heat: price $9500 admission by Do You Need Money > N Iv rared. and ‘white trade: one of the peat | Wwos—Jefferson City (440.9): R | sic: 5:30, bedtime: 8. orchestra, 9%. _ = yn 5 AND 6 ROOM FLAT a. 3 Saye B06. (ch EMM HLM ANN SPACKLER R. F. 00. —E MAKE AND BUY QU rok. AND PRI ‘An EL ores in city, cheap rent: | Decoration Day, Boy Scouts. music, songs. Thus they seek to mediate mesmanion: Spur Ridge av; THOS, : _ —---—--> nen oe | SE COND and THIRD DEEDS PAI, Ve CXRGeE NUMBER OF CASH -| {naay. Call between oe: ee on ae IL | A 5 GIV chamas of the Qreeemn ee ae South See This Wonderful Bargain | For guick service, Banking snterent to you. we fone mot C8! ¢ > tyo-Art. address, story; mu-| NEW GIRL GRADUATES GIVE my B® KOO (cS) = AUIS FINANCIAL CO... We brine them to you in our own Cars. uniess you mean g musical:.11:45. Nighthawks. | fire corele ie at | ‘ - .. 617 N. 8th et.. 7th floor. We save vou time and money Oitve 734. wi sic BAKGALN SECOND-FLOOR VACANT RESIDENCE—For air, rent, lense or ex- PDR Cl: avin Road Olive 2121 and Olive 8394 (014) FRY & KERR INVESTMENT CO. ene ae WHAS—Lovisville Journal (400) RADIO PROGRAM OVER KSO e544) Howard. 4 rooms, ~ reeme chance beautiful @ rooms. modern ; hot- A — | 704-705 Victoria Bidg Stn and Locust. | HOTHI—150 rooms ease and turahers’ um red Jaf). bath, electric, garage; price Water heat: with plenty of ground. ee) worTH Nex MUST SELL | BTL: ae ihren (63) | downtown: money-maker. Box Fo. | §.9, Kiwanis Club concert, dramatic al Spring © Qub of F. uoed for quick sale : es NONRESIDENT own _— — — . ed Post -Dispaich ——- ‘ > Anno . JOncert ast BARTNIG pela TE 3022 _N. Gree RERIDENCH AHI? Juniata. S-ro0m brick, | & ‘fj €. $19 500 LOAWS ON PERSON'L PROP'Y | ET AND GROCERY—Sel! at | “© ~~ 469); 8:45 St haute Wahetiant coed te lsT SEI AT ONC Er. ° hard ood Noors. tile tra h. sinte .~ N ACT] 1 ¢( or , 3 eset AUTO LOANS—Quek, you kee car. BUSINESS FOR ‘SALE ' — AT 7a De! mar 1889. (4) kK FIl—!I0s Angeles f i 45. . . | s age BOOK Romaine at ) permace excellent condition, orne afl Gay Eicht rooms. ti bs hot-water hea’ morte gages refinanced, payments reduced: BARBER SHOP-—3 ‘chairs. including rs fant MARKET “$400 week business yooral: 10-1 A m.. concert, instru- Re Broadcast Tonight. of . : a. Tr "Oo ra tnrougkn it Dea lilt 7 min tirie r ror eart ) ‘ | | $2000 cash. HARRIS WEINBERG, | RESIDENCE—3AR1 Connecticut, 6 rooms ww rhgg mo Ring pienty closets, instant t ALLIANCE FINANCE CORPORATION. p.... —_,! hs ye Pl ee ——_* owner leaving city. 1211 Salisbury.(39) | mental orchestra _ Miss Geraldine Bess of Freder- & ehh per as ee SEO +: and bath. be owner on prom ines - ace heater. extra veqesnsse ——— iti- | Dewntown office, S03 Wainwright (cl?) TREACE. Frisco Bhie Olive 6124 MBAT MARKET eS uth side | WOGI—Medford (360); 5, talk; 6, | icktown. Mo. and Miss Lucille a OL BLE Clase condition: screens, coume . | ward with all kinds of fru ee a -_ : stock; account of healsn, ie rati | n Northeast corner Clara and windows: butier's pantry; new fixtures. shrubbery. chicken house: garage AUTOMOBILE LOANS—Made w 10 min- PO bonnes —Dowstews aisina wonder 4446 Vireinia Decoration Gay. Hoskins of Piedmont, Mo. who. family. 4 rooms, breakfast room, . 5 mt 9011266 teday from 2 to 5S oclock,. cg, utes: car left. in your possession: mort- _1\) Dee eo Eh. TREACE & G).. MUSIC AND CONFE CTION ERY — Best W MC—Memphis Commercial-Ap- lor with in-a-dor hed price _ $: RSI DENCHS— 3541 Hartt ore. = rooms, MORRIS AACH R. CO., 826 Chestnut, (6) gages a ee paymeite: TAS Prien Bide Olive 6124 es cation in ©’ Fallon. _ Feasonan es peal (500); 8:30, Waiter Moore; 11. were graduated yesterday morning terms WM J. AKBOTT Pas oo . hardwood -— — “rt tae hl & "A" bring tit = - Jero ) Cheetnut “e5) | of _ ani ) atebette: s DESIRABLE W EST END :, LASK ER FIN ANCE CORP’. 17) i ‘NPECTIONERY See eae ith = eT AC ae ‘bead — ~~ SY oamer Idlewild orcheatra. from Marvin College at Frederick- 5 AND 6 aaLR FLATS : bargain TICK | Ove 2 a | est. SS os BA = : Broad _ eapolis-St. Pan! , . on Delmar: lot 60x145; right for = & : HUMMERT-LATZ. Grand 92565. BRICK HOME CHARACTER CRE CONFECTIONERY—In location of cee SD: — WLAG Minneapo own, came to St. Louis last night — — - . aun he ine a “t Np R rRY : seine . " t =TS IN UNIVERSITY crry SOUTHERN LAJAN CO., tory schoo!. playgrounds 2517 Ham- RESTAT RANT a mt ion - domi ) ine 5. ie eve oe an deliver bo - | For eee ak at 3438 Shennan 026 WASHINGTON 3 406 Liberty Central Trust Bidg.. 506 Olive iiton ay 5) Good ‘orm . and gave a radio concert in the . ft if 1) TEN DERSON. : ; foa> antaadl a panes of . rooms with a’ Wwe! nats icted » iaree ~ nveniently¥ CHARACTE R CRE 1) | T Sho up on signa cm >a. ONES ee ished husIne ss : K KS 1 AURANT—Ol id es! abiis a ht le BUSINESS FOR SALE KSI) studio. which entertained “ (cd ; , ) ry rooms and bath 74 Tinion Station. 1907 Mark Forest 61:5. -_—- ) Medern conveniences: 2-car garage. iArE® arrankes aget ane ® yf .? ture. Obligatior® canceled in event good iscation | sell reasonable =418 a ¥ at a re soa many thousands of listeners, if Lonard \ Hot Tre At $5000 ASH ler ad ein price very rrasonab ” on or a “oO ‘ . non — c' . ; SOUT HER N LA IAN 4 y N 15° h «* a - REBTA' ®R ANT—Asd uns nroor 4 « ROOMING H SE 1! ‘Foomg, extre Foe , ~ ~ ne. new 4 family, steam beat, WENZ! Ick 1010 Chestnut. Oitve 14° points | > oe 406 Liberty Central Trust Bidg . 506 Olive. GONFECTIONERY--Smail. 1 room — $175 or terms if wanted. ~" “4 rent, must ge © those from whom telephone com- a rer $240 ; ' y S 1i¢ a SE ‘ifut Jackson Johneon | K “a4 em LOANS made on furniiure stamobiles etand. other business, $650. 3608 North Cc nouteau. 7. —~— —_—— pliments came during the evening Tk “i AR mOTT TOP Chestnut & $400 IM WwW N BU ennection with house oa oS 9 ic} Market st 16 3 xcellent ‘location ; = T . oma ) 7019 BRU NO—$1750 | ; Bix-room brick residence with bat! am bery weil developes ay cted. Fine SONeY 1 a2 x07 = CONFECTIONERY — Lunches: opposite near RANTES _ittiring from busi som OU price $350 mei ott oe were indicative of the opinion of Cash, balance $30 per month: new Sey : ee ee. eri ONTRG: | ent Enoed tor Highly restr stot.water | left in your possession. 1421 Locust.(68) | ball park; cleanup: bargain, 3701 Sul-| ness: big bergalr (47 Market lin ar | all who heard it. Miss Beas is a hy : Ss . “yr t te u : mor ih : . . —_—————— - —— —$——— a ’ a e roore furnace piate roo are , nes , stores ] J . a - 15 u I _ -- he ram 7 ; - cy 305 MING HoOUSE—8s mom s, $000 44 ROOMING HOt se Sinz Cateea te K . , > vi'SHM RI RNS i Trost" P ; a) © felllo Make an offe Poesession about Aug Rai. wey ©. F- xchange cers ve! Ride . " Franklin @) (5 rooms leaee $500 cash balance lerme Station 8 Dv iil broadcast a tio tment only Phone seniahiae 4 RBA KS AYN. SINGLE. FLA in bany ‘313. appoin 47) MONEY tc to neent i i srixg Rai SBP natitay "ee. COUN F ECTIC NE RY—On Naiura Brid@e. POO : ad . rooms. sor'ee $00 a wor er} a rooms .- z ’ rum ‘MING Hk Usb 3S ax \aahing tl o ¥ 4 re “ m hot-wa ea! + jot. rage ; — ° . MONEY TO LOAN—UpD to $100. & = “E & CO. 305 Frisco Fits Tt ROOMIN - =410 «vive (4) -acme tneome $300. terms; 42xx Page: | cert of the Schubert Club of Past a we way — = 40-f . in a. E. kK AIM E & BR¢« ). R. E.. CO, | BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE _ niture owners. easy Lerma. s9 4 ate 1° - pO ae Par Pe price $650 — _terms._=: 6 poownennl Apoly 454 N. Saran. Lindell | Se Louls a women's choral! 20- HERTY RE. CO,, 803 Chestnut De Meni! Bide. 7th and Pine NEw CORNER STORE—Four-room fiat ingten._ — - CONFBCTIONERY —- Cieanest weil | ROOMING HOUSP—Tindell 6455 t. | 382 — = er eer aaa Pe ‘ey nehas ‘foot See New sales list ready: - toe OS 4 above. modern rene fine location: \onNkY joaned on ~puLemobiies; car left equipped littie place in city. new build $750. half casn ; ROOMING “HoOrers 10. 12. 20 and 30 ciety. The program will be a __ t “400 ’ . price _reasonabie La: Forest PY) in vour possession : bring title, open eve- ing store and rear roem compu.ete Cg EE — , rooms. located 16-31-55-4400 west. Lin- “cyc ss.” showin the +. w t 410 6p mm. _ idles Sa nines and Sunday mornings. Morgan. nished and food business. all for $90 4 XG HOU SsE—4 re — wt ~ dell € ealane Dewey le of song ; ~ ¢ i : os' _ —— | ee jo 315 Olive st. (8) quick buyer. leave city. 5321 Nort wil! t: modern an be SAD, | velopment of voca! music from the ne ¥ ith car myn Nor: heast rorner eed and Acad °o we =e . low rates cenfidential. rena aee DR — AKI rw cP Gear asl ROOMING “Worse E— hye BX Te mer 1? Goodfe! llow, city J?) ; Me . es 1 store, very reason: ¥: ® rooms straordimerily well pul STORES AND FLATS ard Credit Co. 2081 Railway Excban eaving cit) coo Wall Bidg. nde! eaeme. good mceme: terms Lindell Sane REPAIR SHOP—Ana shoe shine This program will be under the 4i- ry : L) - 4 : : a . : * - ‘ , x. oe ath . ‘owner oU04 hKeneington. Fo arranger b. ory ¢ meer tS" & af tne! J a “aaah ot 26 fate ané 8 B' dg ic 8027 r. » - ne oom pe stand downtorn iocalion 6 i by rection of ©. Wade Pallert and 4400 —" i “ai,'s mmedial va / 74° fi te 1450 MONEY 'Y LOANFD—$2e to 25000, on IDK ; xT) RF Ow ~ tranefer . : A wnt “. » « a > "40 Ee nrizn ‘Jn de!) «4 > . aoe ¢ > he auditoriu: k 2409W. 4 to 6 Dd. mm. - eens ich) & Sriaco Dis Viva GILL. Te, Se ae ee ee ee

Page 19

ST.LOUS POST-DrSPATCH The Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED —— A - —— ————— + — —_—— 7 | GTY TO HONOR DEAD See VETERANS TOMORROW Mel | bala , NY if LL | peideeeetae TL nny wi i MUM iy A i ] / nN ANNIIN ny ¢ soldier and sa. | Ae a »+servec eee ee \\ ecial Offe “s » Us ers O 2 ; - Y es ~WILSONS Miix ee | 4 : of Doom by ‘4 wi | i i peg al! * | 9 apor >Date "ere. Portland Cement |. - es ate “!| Closed Frida Y Stucco Endures seam sesit In Observance of 4 No wonder it is unaffected by weath- | “tm the business district and | Y F F ra & Washington Correspondent of rea Bee | , | Get Yours Before This Offer Expires : SSivtnmicesesd ccs“! Memorial Day || “€t Yours betore I his Otter Expires ¥ : ’ tt \ By CHARLE essentials is Concrete. And you know ee cae ee i N or before June 12 " ee a the gathert _ — undat; ) 60 ores Moon 8 86wet | : sO1 “wie i+, YOU can get the Aeavy - 4 A wolf - = - ec ‘* ° 7 * . the 2 —— = 3 , specify stucco by the full name, Portland 1 fleet of airplanes fre ott i 3 mur Toor and get your sauce pan before this special "We sothe despair of one has been ac Cement Stucco, and get the enduring ar mere fresh Gs 2 oy = offer expires. Es other. but this time the Democrat oS a = a Rie ti | aa i = : . . he Republic ick « strength which that tenacious binder, | Bend road and | - St. Louts Premium Room, 402 Market Se 4 tainty and the Republican ticket Portland Cement, assures. niryes be rhere appro- E “y cntnenittn tue oc eee “ on om panes lis : t you have never used Wilson's Mi] tre? £ a 5 fare the comvention (he poritica Archi ill tell that Portland pesude Starts at Neen your a te ie WE ee, 2 ee eee Z a, ee > shining for everytedy: & * re itects Wilu te you at OoTrudan P ~ ps st it —— a . . -. bo grocer anc ry iT. ¥y oe Li use VM L3on 3 Milk— for “3 a ; 7 eu° > moe eee listi t Tweltt wantin agnett pure, whole milk gathered fre! : ee ee : . leading candidates are swagetts Cement Stucco assures a home of distinc- welfth boulevard and Marke “s vol p & thered fresh Gaily from dairying farma Tees oe 7 “ ‘ : _ - tries texture. It harmonizes perfectly with any S ienctiem Wiiein Aiiniienin = : the aluminum sauce pan offered above. . 4 MND en) ton Cae Ee And the ideal backing for Portland welfth and east of Washington | | m O Oop a FREE RECIPE BOOK Concrete Block or Til teamer St. Pa "> = 6 : NG See Wr. te eng many new and delightful dishes e Or ile. eittnes horted Peas ts Cie Bond ‘ wits Wison s Milk. Your mame and address om a postcard TT »- 3 Rall ‘a d * 8 8 ri fecorated. aft heer age : will bring this helpful book to you. . 4 in the closing days of May, 192 * oe mgpee a Le ee Junior j 7 and Republicans ai's Watch for advertisements telling about the INDIAN " . - | mocrat | ne A CONDENSED MILK CO. INDIANAPOLIS . grec ose om yet: ~ many other uses of Portland Cement. And fat the Catholic Lay : Re. : ae 060s Should th nc EP Te 2 . 3° > - m 7. a te * ag . — 7 my rr Toe i whi is remember that the Portland Cement Associ2- ote gaan =e. nes B ad 4 . 7 an ae any pre-conver tion has a free personal service to offer you. $ Pp. m. to itch: mem! on uUnior . | tien pelities. If religious prek Whether you use concrete or have it used for ~—_ ter friend vited Low . ] Hee could be eliminated Al Sanit . ‘ i] s ‘ : z ‘ 5 - >» = a 4 woud s*¥eep ‘he cowunmtr if M. you, this service wil] give you more for your oan Pm ul hold = an ~~ ol EVA POR AT ‘ atoo were not amatheme i Me money. 1+ Elke ; ay ae ED , 3 Vert there would be nothing " gored “tt fw @ ' —e ia im Me Se, * ‘7 Unde 4 ee not from th Write today for your See coms of F Satiees Winkie ches ) Blue Serge and Mixtures sT-13 he. if Underwood were South nothing could step him: if “A Plam Talk on Beauntul Homes.” were not for the provincial resen be ‘ ‘Ba. a snd a ft ' "a5 "5 : > ment in the wos agains a Wa PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION oom We cane eines ie $Q: $4 2- 54 4-75 | "os, “ce casemate: 2 Sal Trust Building iain arith eeeduce 4 ws : were a younger. more vigorous th ST. LOU Is MO. 3 t *“"26" , - — ——_ . — 3 ure > @ ou'd he = 4 ' -rer Nats march pr asic | ° . } : bis 3 On the other side if Coolidge A National Organtzation i Wecesste Gunes Bond Junior Genuine Suede Leather | || ae TEE ss enough of tron ite his compocitic to Improve and Extend the Uses of Concrete Meanw> th rill 2 . S Jack | : \ ir - i te handle his party im * one ” ) : , TOPCOATS port . ets + i ; - every imovorctant issuer. so tha: tt wf the des @ decorated wit) | ae rs icture that wil! be presente? » in tan and gray. A won- | | a 2 oo. tees cee eee Every boy needs one. derful boys’ garment at ‘ ray _— White House, could have ihe cert pm fication of something besid-s furl protest and nefficient »opeostitic ecainst congressional init: jes. tt $Q:75 . | 9.25 y ~ abies = election. in view of the Denmerst ere a Sure way to . P feuds and rivalries. would b¢ on a formality Lost in Shadow of ost : rxit . vt 4. pr Congress is a2 microciem of tt ~ —— . et 2 v us ” ens : ’ } - i ceurRtcy _ ties iw at ‘east. ant r} is NO respect nersocs . It strikes four oar ot — ~ past : A = Ler Ph . ; ‘ men in '* are politicians of comstr ev hve rs . . o : ’ r ee: x erable f ser pre _emineaut an. Stinds veer. | sand poppies ;, : a ee oe ee a. o. . arigns whe died to » | Sake Aa | Hundreds of clothing manufacturers say “YES” Fi eo occ ceria pease: dont delay. Go to your dentist Niiiaite Contec. Gund heute. Sth and Olive | | . TE = parities —:he farm group. the Inte regularly for teeth and gum in- : seed aed Vista aves Paes a Se _ p | Citi , erence at iast found the way to make gar- — e | --oue, the seidier grea. the prot spection and brush your teeth daily June &, at 3 p. : ores in Princtpal Cities ments really mothproof—Larver' Over : | - 4 0 croup, the arnt = 4 4 : Oy Ps bar they @ Tretie£ 300 manufacturers heve used Larvex for E | tt of comma with refreshing Forhan’s. : a -—-- | ar | WAR - TIME RAILROAD years to mothproof humdreds of thousands ; 7 -_ * se they would mat be there, = _ : . ; i hiatal ane = Peo st checks MANAGER FINED $12,500 = | 7 | ——— one moth-hole m any of : eo ie ant be re Bae —— . ’ 3 FO VE ‘ on “SS ‘ —. : . + $ : d ; oo e - ’ ata 7 ad *? 1 Additiona! Dint Softie —* - ) With Larves rou moth- What could > oa - -_ . , . — — . — * : ‘+h a . ' : Quart bottle with atomizer . . a soe aa be said. © gas - spraying Warvez di- | Additional quart bottle . . . 5 rectivy omto the ‘fabric EXCLUSION REACHES EMBASSY Chicage @ Eastern Illinois Railway I? — 3 we ate . eee Larves atomircer ‘t is Officials Say It Is Long—Hluche ite resentment ef (‘ ong Prepebly much af the peas must éf the Republican Sraaters i» éa FPP PEETOC TT TUL ERTL ETT TENE ite recerd of unfruttfulness One Jrial will evince the °°. 8 ee Pa os oo ee | . : | stead a tin m ° ad — . - - é . 9 worth of Quick-Rinse °. fae Chintgs ax 450 pu ons For Mothproofing Woolens —s ee ee a.m. and 7:40 a. m., respectively. ——— Sl . . <eets, "eseregtions and ‘wil formations at 322 North Broadway. Phone Oliwe 7100 ADVERTISEMENT < ET ) snide Sicmeneiemeeme i iILES aaa }. R. A. TIEGENFU'SS. Gen. Agr Pace. Dest Camphor WITHOUT THE ~-- J = Ce eee ae 432 Pierce Bidg.. (12 N. Fourth &. ' QUICK-RIMS/ING . » bu rdi- Rau Nothing has the a Pues, Pistuia, Fissure aod all Zectal Diseases cured by my Souising Gentle elcie;-F. VT OIL =mpie camphor, witeh hazel, brdras [Jy @uarentes—Carecr NoPay. NoChicroform No Danger. No Hoapital ie tt. @8 mited ic Laveptix eve Gam fem Dusteess Call or write today, It will pay you FREE BOOK Seta ye SHAMPOO 2S “occ “THE NOISELESS ROUTE" 2. oo og oe a, = a La i... °° oS aermmemecer “sr vocmma 9 Bmon ies | oo i druggists Bee Pe 8 by eh ot Eee eee | Seen, wd

Page 20

Sy et ee See ee ae to) ee foals eee PL SLE PLS LT Pe ee THURSDA MAY 29, eek Editorial Page“ Daily Cartoon Just a Minute ' Suciety—Drama "4 “BEB vr .- +. we > — . Tne! “e." — . ‘ ¥ a tw, ~* _— . . “ag , . aa . a = : ; 3 . : Pa vet ' ~ es = ow Useryf an ccemsTonk Part Social Wella LSONS MILK All Is IF and the Echoes Answer “Woe”; Al KLUX IN TEXAS . ft ae . po) Alibis Being Prepared Against Day of Doom by Both Parties ———-— SVENING, MAY: 29, 1924. ! PAGES 17—20 ‘Committee of 48 to Workfor = = Conference/ Nomination of LaFollette at & Convention in Cleveland, July 4 | Announces Its Withdrawal From St. Paul } Gathering Which Senator Attacked— e Republicans Hope for Split in Radical Vote. } might enable thém to hold Minnee 29.—The They were prepared to con- | Testifies Money Was Passed % > ee = : e g 4 ~ i Fe = a . 3 ae | From Officer to Officer “oy We ied : : a i oe | Until It Was‘ Difficult Trace. \KLAN RESOURCES | BACK OF MAYFIELD ‘Tells Committee That Dr. H. W. Evans “Operated Machine” in Texas Sena- By CHARLES MICHELSON, A Washington Correspondent of the New York World and Post- Dispatch. , | By the Aesor ated Pree | NEW YORK. May | sota. Committee of Forty-Eight has 4@- | eae this State to La Follette, along fF” cided to send its delegates to the) with Wisconsin and the two Da- ff)" Cleveland convention of the confer-/}) ra. ence for progressive political action | The Republicans think the La on July 4 and work for the romM-| pPojette letter gives them hope of | nation of Senator Robert M. 1-4 relegating Magnus Johnson te pri- Follette of Wisconsin for the presi- he having been elected vate life eo ' . dency on a third party ticke". IC) ony to all an unexpired term ands has withdrawn from the St. Paul) to. e | ———————— iter Expires ery Spee DU Can get the heavy, _. \ wolf sits howling on a broken tomb.”’ m sauce pan pictured = —__—___—_— il labels——a regular 125 | WASHINGTON, May 29.—In a good many respects this is the half the usual number of } dourest presidential campaign in the memory of living politicians. | your labels to our Tre Frequently one or the other of the parties has gone into the fray with ce pan before thi pI . : the knowledce that it Was engaging in a forlorn hope. Ordinarily | nis special ‘the despair of one has been accompanied by the exaltation of the . . ' torial Election. that meeting yesterday. isola, who was elected for a full ether, but this time the Democratic ticket is Apprehension and Uncer- i A. i. Meektue, chairmen - 62ts te pac ene Pag ers ie Sc A . ch erm. agnus Johnson ha rad- Post-Dispatch the Committee of Forty-eight and/ gieg on the St. Paul convention, ee en a gas —_ substituting a regular. It te differ- convention called for June 17 b#-j\ ent with Shipstead. the other cause of the Senator's attack on Farmer-Labor Senator from Minne Bureau b0m, 402 Market St. s Milk, buy a few cans from Wilson's Milk— for it is just daily from dairying farms, and canned for your con.- Use it regularly—and before Or more premium values like above. PE BOOK iginty and the Republican ticket Pessimism and Apathy. two or three week« Ordinarily before the convention the political | gun is shining for everybody; th: leading candidates are swaggering in their strength, the dark horses are rejoicing at of the champions killing each other off, and the district leaders of all com- plexions are telegraphing national headquarters from Cow Hollow and Lost Gulch that the tide is running go strong that nothing can stop an everwheiming victor) the prospect Political geography is a!) against the Republican legislators, whereas all but two of the Demo- Crats who run this year are in the South and have tgerefore no troubles, practically all the Repub- licans are in States where it fight in the best of times. ('nqualified prophecies cess rare on either cept, course, the publi rations principle 94 claiming obtains, as UsSUAa for iS a of suc- are Side, e¢x- a : O1 decia- where the ¢ everything -0-23 Wvatt Bide WASHINGTON May 23.—The political ways of the Ku Kiux Klaan/| were aifed mittee on Pri when E. Y.. perial Wizard the Senate Com- | and Elections, Clarke, former Im- pro tem testified. Clarke, recently has hahished the Klan, vesterday pictured the Ku Klux as an organ- iZation that advance its own fortunes through politics While he the head of th: Ku Said, it: had befor: > vilezges who been by sought to WAS At Kiux in 18922. he , . Left to right, seated: Mrs. Mary McGrath, Miss Rachel Thory, and Mrs. Ethel Hagensicker. Standing, left to right: John A. Brandenburger, in charge of policewomen. also a member of he would urge. all because the communists had Mrs. Hazel Haggerty, Mrs. Nona J. Hayes, Mrs, Genevieve Walsh and Lieut. | planned to seize the convention. He said that since it was the de- sire of all groups affiliated with the | Committee of Forty-eight to nom- ‘inate La Follette every effort would be made to turn the various pro- gressive organizations from St. Paul to Cleveland. eaid ments Committee of the St. Paul jette im repudiating !t. meeting. in a statement, declared | optimiats progressive | think there is even a chance te groups to stay away from St. Paul) prevent the renomination of Sen- the Arrange-| while Shipstead is with La Fol- The real the old guard among ator Brookhart in lowa, but as his “epporment for the Republican nom- ination is ex-Representative Sweet, whonr Brookhart beat, 4 to 1, two years ago, the Iowa insurgent is not worrying. The menace of a La Follette caf- didacy, from the Republican point of view, is that he might carry Northwestern states, | “Ags the matter stands.” four or five 'Hopkins. “Senator La Follette has requested that all progressives refrain from participating itn the June 17 convention. This request cannot be lightly regarded, espe- cially by any of his friends, who, like ourselves have labored for years to bring about his nomination for the presidency. I take his state- ment to mean that he is ready and willing to accept the presidential | STessiv | ‘nomination of the Cleveland conven-/ Not attend the convention, Sheridan tion of the Conference for Progres-| Carlisle, Missouri chairman, @n- sive Political action on July 4 an@/mounced today. but will attend the — ill take ac- Cleveland progressive conference tion accordingly.’ ‘July 4. He said he expected that Hopkins said the entrance of the | conference would indorse Senator Communists into the St. Paul meet-| /@ Follette for the presidency ag ing was sufficient reason for the|#" independent. : * . withdrawal of “the sponsors of “Senator La Follette’s sta*ement | those movements in America that| "epudiating the St. Pau! convention | ae Sond heve struggled for years to accom- and intimating that he would s@ek — — /plish the overthrow of plutocracy the nomination as an independent work to do—prevention or | through the medium of the Demo-| candidate came as no surprise te” cratic ballot box.” us.’ Cagbisle said. “I was infoumed He said tha the political pro-|*¥® weeks ago of his intentions” gram of Senator La Follette was and of the statement to be issued. identical with those of the Com-/|4* the time we elected delegates mittee of Forty-eight and that the| ¥® knew they would not attend the committee stood with the Senator | Corvention, the election ‘being | in withdrawing from the S. Pau)|*® forestall the possible selectio convention of delegates by irresponsible | sons purporting to represent us. “Our delegates will not go to Sf. /Paul, but they wil! go to the Clevé- land conference, which will agreed between W. Evans and powel nominate Mayfield to the Unit from Texas carried out by lk recipe book. It contains my new and delightful dishes he and address on a postcard you. aLK CO., Most of the « ustomary fore- he i been him ang Dr. | The policewomen and their lieutenant attended a conference and luncheon of social workers’ that its~“re- organizations at Hotel Claridge yesterday at which the protective work of policewomen was dis- cussed. " Today's IF Table in Political Washington. In the days of May, Democrats Republicans gee nothing and Bhould the be pungated from there could not tion politics dice could be eli would sweep the Adoo were anathema: York. there would nothing ht. if Underwood were not from the _ Routh nothing could stop him: if *t| York-Californian were not for the provincial resent- | map. ment in the West against 3 > _ Moreover, the, entele JON so “0 n eral funereal talk wou e that MeAdoo is were a younger. i re vigoro\ ‘>" | Democrat who i over if Coolidge had if he is composition Casters and also take away so many Re- publican votes in Indiana, Iilinols and Ohio aa to give those states to the Democrats. Missourt Progressive Delegates Will | Not Attend S&. Paul Convention. Delegates elected a week ago by the Missour! Progressive League to the St. Paul Farmer-Labor Pro-— e convention June 17 will are building alibis to ex- plain disaster rather than planning celebrations for victory Perhaps | yneed to the nearest thing io a Sincere faith | I: in good Mc- eee adoo’s belief that he is the destined one. The ever may Square Adoo, and can come pretty Hiram FPOoUTCcesS were to i> —— MORE POLICEWOMEN cet S04 NAEDED, SPEAKERS SAY appointed thy to organ.ze, the State of Texas,” the testimony ‘““Evans organizing ‘State government. Texas was the! governnicit.’ When insistent I said ‘You spend big money to I°can't posi- epent in the political The ought to ne dowR Fo. iv \ Hi] , crime, more so than the policeman’s de- St. Louis, as well 1924, alike fog eX- ind elect ed this ain Subordi- seeking Mayfield and that Clarke | its resources and power were being |, that end. As actu- | ally was done the men in charge of Karle States closing “ and = , out now. word tine be any If religious preju- minated Al Smith if Mc- New to ' known klansmen volunteered. Qn another occasion Clarke said rurney, the Ku Klux eashier, and Dr. Montgomery, treasurer. had rrotested about Evans was spending. to elect as I NAI OLIS clouds fortune Lo Come is P ] : ane “gr vocabularies, pre-conven- ? imt Dee ny) used to to what ; 7 a ong orner te Clarke professed not to know how had for this Purpose or low spent Hie system of pass- ing money from one office: which eifectively comceale } of the funds until traced down to the las: that who- Madison be Mc- people alone near making this certain; and next to putting their man across, their notion of politi- cal bliss istto see the Georgia-New wiped off OWS Say the operating forces were best qual- | ified He was operating the That Dr. Evans. “I had a conversation wit Lr Evans in which it was agreed that ‘we were to do everything in our power put Mavfield over. Dr Evans said he was leaving for Tex- | necessary that of the Win Garden it will not out at much money heen spent 1o kKnNOW. money the Smir? had been eeiet & machine was counmtrs mn described a no Was Tie 2 a pe te a be to afr- | other. the the, voucher. the gen- An 2NNnOuUuncing | the ticular be elected Heads Show Necessity for In- creasing Force to Protect Young Girls in City. to ran was the KPH Gs that that convention w destination the were § was chairman nrst ‘State they became because it Henry ‘(former House Rules Committee) have got to of the way in order to consoli- | get pig results.’ the klan tively it was discussion with Dr campaign. political show, provid , enough But you have know how to get the facts wont. get them.” “Evans he went power to make he pleased subject to of tne Finance also disclosed that he had a per- sonal arrangement with Evans un- which latter got a com- 4@! on the collections of the Work propagation department.” / day at On cross-examination Zumbrunn make it appear that R. BR Creager, Republican national conm- miitteeman, had offered to help Clarke criminal charge pend- | ing in Texas if woul testify. Clarke denied any such thoughW he admitted he Creager, Gov. Parker of and some other antiklan people Houston. He did Creager h influenced a& — ee ad ] tn ah on apparent shift f attitude part of seve r) or members of th- be gotten “ em YS unbeatable ral out s2 vy date “There Dal do care to be cops” “female have their own made easier for at- George E. B. Peddy Ma\ field's committee rnevs Polis ewomen not ed could not Ind iny Montauk Point showing how ure it would be a On the other side mite Sele alg aA? ‘a enough of iron ite hb te handle his party in ‘‘ongress in- giead of letting it bedevil him on every important issue, so that the [Ip Terror of the icture that will be presented : . secret meeting Of KI the onl silent, stern po in the Red, White and Black. ' Erie, Pa. Dei 4. oe mouse peut . , tg . The Republicans talk We wie fication of something besides futile eg Pcie agg | é protest and inefficient opposition a tla loine acainst corgressional! iniguiti —.. c +) . (oolidge w election the be in view oO} feuds and would WAS A turbulent Texas and about fact that have to arrange for additional funds. It wasn't usual! the State organizations | funds. It was up to the! how funds were nominated from Buffalo LG can "et prog@uce a table this nas + must be.so. (Mark. man “4? Q is ‘ rT i] ig a. Evans about vou zo far colicemen.”’ conditions in Lestimony days. following al in tna the eral special the he would or ’ U and it is as important or eracerpt fri nade un- nsmen ma speech he let on, “had full expenditures the approyr- Fle to have these anv tection of crime. : eatin a ee ‘me cities, needs more police- be used.” a] He quoted Evans saving that “klan is being attacked in Tex- doesn't make any differ- it costs to win.” On an Evans had were in a send loca s ~ other — ret ti- aitement ot ‘as were [0 {om ittee eevee “women. These were sentimerns expressed Protective tak Claridge Hote: under the | — Bama as - a Oo es etter /not nominate, some progressive for By CHARLES MICHELSON, | the presidency. If elth@r the Dem- py’ Staff Correspondent of the Post- | ocratie or the Republican party, Dispatch and New York stould nominate a real progressive denburger. head of the policewom- : ns Word. . i 'on a real progressive platform, the en’s bureau, and six policewomen, | WASHINGTON, May 29.-—What conference undoubtedly would in- | and Miss Laura M. Kinkead, .the | sounds like an announcement of his) gorge him, but we do not anticipate — first policewoman in St. Louis, ap- | prospective independent candida- | ener will be done. We expect the pointed in 1916. She is now Di- ley was issued yesterday by Senator | conference to indorse Senator la rector of the Giris’ Protective As- | La Follette, who gave publicity to Follette as an independent candi- sociatian of the Board of Religious /|a letter directed to-Attorney-Gen- | date.” ; 4 eral Ekerns of Wisconsin. | cititicimntataatin 7 , Nowhere in his letter did La Yale Stadents Invite Ila Fotlette ~ eave ae |Follette specifically state that he | to Attend Banquet. 7 praised 'would run for the presidency, but By the Associated Prees. , ~ indis- | 6 did say that, unless the Demo-|. NEW HAVEN, Conn., May 28.-— | pensable factor toward itmprove- eratic or Republican parties purge Supporters among Yale undereraé=. ment of morals. particularly 4MONK | ye of evil influences, “a long, | pates of Senator Robert M. La Foal- 7 lette in the recent mock political young girls and women. Her Geld | suffering. indignant people will find campaign which ended in «a nomi- | ‘tivity includes censorshi of | declare himself as a Klansman committee that every of ex- of a ; » jeffective means, independent cf ; nating convention that fafled te movies. theaters. dance halls, | ' take b ck con- Evans laughed. and said, “These pense would show on the books of : “ ‘both old parties, to ta a ) ie satan ill ives ate amusement parks and = similar/ oo of their Government and make, make a choice of candidates last : night, announced today through the the organization, and had been ra See well ge ip wpe sources of recreates, and advising | i truly representative.” 7 girls who are found frequenting | whether La Follette runs or not, | Yale News that a banquet would be. questionable prace. ‘there will be serious political ef- | held June 6 to which the Senator The first policewoman on record fects from the announcement. In had been invited. La Follette re-~— was appointed in 1963 In Stuttgart. |ine grat piace, it leads Republic- | ceived 124 of the 7406 votes cast by | Germany. and the first American ~~ to hope for a apltit In the rad- (the Yale students in the nominat-— ‘ing convention. , policewoman in Los Angeles in| ical group in the Northwest, which 7 Today 300 American cities = =—== — -—- -_ HOUSE VOTES $150,000,000 & as There wae a t} eretwyv } 3 so nerevy st condition Texas and we | the lLingz Siztes and the the Conference on ence what what aer this. of adso Sure wheter, | 4* : Policewomen, held yester- said mess going men the Klan to up the situation and consolidate the vote.” Missionaries and Commissaries. “There were men on the payroll doing vartous kinds of work,” the explained in answer to a went on this mission na of missienaries,” in Watson all course, when they a1 ‘ > set he was mission good could line poli and put klan candi- Stuimnsy vote for me rivalries, up a lan 1d said a formality. Lost in Shadow of Huge Microcosm. Coneress is a microcisn: of the country. politically at All the men in it are politicians of consid- frable if not pre-eminent rank. They mav not represent the aggre- ga ti pegged as thes militant mi- norities farm group. the labor croun, the soldier group. the prohi-. bition £roup. tine bie-business group. et but they do reflect the world of caucuses and conventions, tise they would not be there. Probably we never had a Pres!- dent who cut’so small a figure in congressional decisions as the one Wwe hare now. Other Presidents have quarrelied with other Con- greases, though rarely when they to win. have been of the same political | So we complexion, but this Congress does | mourning not even do the President the hon- are likeiv or of hating him veto as a token The Republican Senators in par- compensated ticu'ar go their way. disregarding | bonus thev cot in veto threats and ignoring messages. ':and thre Dentocrats Playing their own games. Few of ing that the them anv faith that Coolidge | diabolical), ous will elected: still fewer think the President that if he pulls through he the businese world Will have better control over the did al] he could to stop | tion Texas had Rext Congress than he has of this) tax-boosting grant, and monev behind one. }same time hold the soldier That meant There was a ‘giving the bonus It is the sain , about a party wav with tax compurication reem other thinks the other is going day-——"The full|each side Ginner pai “He kept us out of io have the. best of the argument War.” and that 4 * he 5 ; } . . « : : sort of la ae Looks Like Landslide aS there an (“urtis. | w jus after they for the Crepe-Hangers. had turned down the bonus veto | ts a which side Moses. the Senate cynic, CaM®/| more lugubrious at the p: Biong. “What could be more St-/ 4m is shadow; if th: ting.’ he said. with a glance at the /,-. onty be marshaled company. “than the banner Presideni'?” ‘wouid have a majorit ing Defeated Before = of ae hian offictate . cna ' the or the Fight Begins. Senate ‘anit Probably much of the pessimism | t: ef the Republican Senators is due to the feeling of many of them who tome up for re-election this time that they personally are fated .for defeat in November. There may be) & question as to how the country fegards Coolidge; there is none as A of them feel that way. to its resentment of (congress for Copyright. 1974. br the Presse at 4 Pu zer ‘ Publishing (Cos the New York Wor te record of unfruitfulness. end the Post-Diapat The internation- it of 1014 rade only. other occasion Texas not and Klansman at the forebodings | forces behind Wisconsin ins) So we took in ng ian, Robert F into Congress They are worried him in the about Indiana, with its Ku Klur and and its frightened black baiance of ‘Boys on, power. and apprehensive that Cool-. ! Klansman.’ idge, the innocent Mayfield the Real Candidate. be caught in the They wired At Watson-New vendetta cation and I broken la in Standin Watson's Mayfield was “was ‘ talking ter oniv tt the pubilcation “Things in and he through organizations. Welfare Guests of have darkest should VA . “4 14 civir auspices of including League, which calied it. honor were Lieut. John A. Bran- way to lamage ? urers say “YES” was to tried to _— , irgen ‘tion an old Henry, the ope nis succeed throw the ele clear the Missouri race ne as date on a said. | {Jil Lhe least come he a}. offer, had [ouisia- aThi a question bystander of which may the has for verifi- as to who ‘Yes, this ‘ ~ ? . CTOSSi if ianta of civic sentiment said. is a said he nor ad nsman good but “You had a lot real (ory the our ric.i- hi® ‘nai ih ri¢ ow of rn Karle E cine and S oi 2gfain A¢« New *% IZati« r)} clate {>i are bw whips of that Rurns to have the case post- Clarke ted a a violation of the Mann know a gO- roned. un- | of guilty to oil act ' waters.’ ” , After the committee had fin- this point it w@s brought out ished with Clarke, J. E. MaQuinn, that Clarke, after talking with Ev-'a Ku Klux auditor, was recalled ans, had sent Henry permission to/for brief testimony, and told the suggested Senator “VY ec ed the w ing send der iuest To on the faving ihe commissaries.” retort- Organizations. ‘‘He said. ‘I am secretiv healing he Houston WasS JUSt learing -_ delegates to lected and though open splitting tse the Postmaster the Cleveland show aA vote. kat the prea admit siree enemies Mavfield was conventiom. even one of itness ted by delegation that General gets to with If these men pour Warp©r was aver | The policewoman was for throughout the day as an Lyon fellow and after elec- over and it crept neariy had a fit had carried 6000 o, Mayfield, when he cou (carried them the other jihad known.’ Explaining that charge there had ing of the money way various said: Se) cover out lie 7009 votes id have way if he this the halt prob- At So it goes’ all around. évervbodyv ‘seeing goblins. expecting shipwreck and planning more to get to a life- rafg when the disaster comes than ably for cent he line po 9 did not any steal- | found its Clarke have the RNenublicans been us. to he ex-service men (“oolidge disfavor not insurance of that darkly thing pact “which officers. because regard of for hy the to the to Daily Mirror of Washington - BaiR _—_ WILSON DIED FOR DEMOCRACY, SAYS LEGION'S COMMANDER Remember His Goal of Perpetual | at $115 a month and, If} Peace When at Cemeteries, receive $125 there- | He Urges. | Rw the Aggpociated Press CHICAGO, May 29 — Woodrow ‘Wilson died for aemocracy’s ful- terday of a typical piece of work fillment a® surely as if he had died by a policewoman. One of the 18 at Chateau Thierry, John R. Quinn, policewomen visited a movie show | National Commander of the Amer- Tuesday night and observed a doz-|jcan Legion, declared in bis annual and misconducting |Memoial Day message made pub- thernse!ives. She separated the boys ijc« here toda) the girls and sent the latter! “America pauses’in her stride to The movie man- | honor and revere the men who died for our nation’s destiny.’ the mern- eagze said. “It is the sixth Memo- rial Day since the World War added thousands of lives to that long list of heroes whose blood is the mortar of owr country's foundation. Since last Memorial Day Woed- row Wileen has passed on an sleeps with the thousands who died for demeocracy’s fulfillment. Our war-time President died for the ecause he so fervently be@leved in, as surely as is hie pain-racked frame had been found hanging | limply on the barbed wire of Cha- teau Thierry He was our com- rade. our inepired ieader, with uni- peace as his heart's desire and towns employ policewomen. St. gga ' Louis -has 18 and more are needed. Applicants mvst have three years of high school education and Must | pass intelligence tests. If appoint- ed they serve on probation for six Ww hole ingen to pi and the suppo decided on the ti stance, I know that th: hawe na influen serve for of ory the be ; ’ ‘ o 9 Binary Rpm Of course, I don't think that Mr Coolidge would hold it against Mr Lodge that the Republican Senators do not follow him. . Mr. Coolidge | sat in the Senate many months. He What of Mr. he should a_ solitary, 1f24. e* en iCon’ right. ENATOR LODGE, as the lead- er of his party in the upper, house. has not the faculty of | Presidents. Mr. Harding hopefully at times the Lodge with Sen- that he at and field mone) S _ pleasing considered displacing of Mr. ator Lenroot, Senator Watson and Senator Wadsworth Mr Coo!l- idge. perhaps. has not gone so far to pick out whom he would to hare in Mr. Lodge's place easy to say who would shining ¢xample of saturd Republicanism in 4 majority. j Vote months too well. satisfactory, like casua! conversation slogan in cloak- knows his Senate Mr. Coolidge would Lodge. perhaps, that a notable. if. indeed, example of the kind of Republican- ism which to be offered to the voters next fall Rut the leader of Mr. Coolidge’s party in the Senate y | votes Mr. Coolidge’s e veto pension bill f He the President the immigration ministration is against! into wh By the Associated Press. , WASHINGTON, May 129.—Es- penditure of EAE $150.000,008 te 4 bring the American navy up te the 6-5-3 ratio fixed by the Waah-— ington arms \cohference is called © for in a bill received by the Senate today from.the House. which paseed it last night by a vote of , 164 to 138 ! The measure. which was re- quested by the Nary Department, — authorizes construction eof eght \seout cruiser® and six river gUune- boats,” and the conversion of the ‘battleships New York, Texas, Fiert- da, Utah, Arkansas aod Wyoming ‘inte of! burners with the Inetaiia- © tion of additional devices for pre — tection against submarines and air-— iereaft. An effort by Representa-— itive Britten. Republican, It te ‘add an appropriation of $6,500,060 for elevation of the gune on these and seven other bettleships 4 defeated. and no atiempt wee ae to authorize construction of git- | plane carriers we interestec in improve-| “In him were crystallized the Pre erernmnenage by Ree co-operated with the man-/idealse upon which this nation i ite a P ont hie agement: the commercial rec- | feunded. the ideals for which vet. | ron reafd : te ivrery reation places. Miss Jessi@?F. Bin- erans of three wars today pay hom- | pend the building program de 3 . - another naval limitations regularity Had he been born 20, ford, director of the Juvenile Pro- age to their dead. As we make the lence be held was accepted, Mr Coolidge’s ancestors would Pvears later in Towa. Nebraska or Prective Association of Chicago. said pligrimage to the yttied Ripe . oe ce ta teh have something firm to step on.| Kansas he would have been jthe latter plap has bec quecemstus | comente oe Oe ee ee and thus acquire the habit of sure- |lowing Ia Follette as loyaliy as he/|there. As to dance halls. she said |feartess leadership, and hie goal- be found to end all war footedness and pass it on to their ‘now follows (oohdge Publicty|the elimination of Intericants had | perpetual peace ‘More. so (hat ne future deecenéant the benefit of the land often he thanks God for Cool-| not improved the morals of danc “And in remembering the ideals «ill mourn on Memorial aietiaie’” oan Aierrace— lidge, but and. even more/!ing as much as she and others had which he and eur comrades lie arether generation of 1924 after. Sends Girls Home From Movie. Lieut. Brandenburger told yes- the the Under the Texas iaw is illegal |for a corporation to contribute ia political campaign The Ku Kiux Kian is a corporation. Af- torneys representing Mayfield con- tended that this fact coukd be used against the corporation itself os pe but: would have no on the hanc- right of the successful candidate to under ia >) e to io : set is aes like it is give a Coolidge management previous { re is a majority the Senate in confer- it mains Mr. Coolidge and in regard 1 nd campaign tactician tion Was tO } read the toss-up ie the only ; not ae ad , ae hovs ~ ris overrule Rursum bonus wht opposes He votes for bill which the ad- He nimbly ich the Re-' of the giris fei! over so the manager rould not forewarn tn effect the for vou moth.- ore he r i] nt Br woolens bw t Larvex di.- the tabr th the enecia! tormire: lt is avenien: anc is ; from Tne er ager inquired who she was and she couid . Seal In # ongress of the votes the ich their fandiaute heen testi aa home ti. Mayfield a sincie haa nf There Ao) J rt) ] mony eno [hat 19°) his Mr pub- day. replied that she was mother of one concealing her identity next visit. ones work MAA the cease lke (me of the ving to find the owne: paper un fioor in cleaning up-——Senators alwayve droppinc me! ‘oranda things—whii sma ~aniZa rolicalis leads the panic Se unruly Foliow-up policemen and ions will to offenders from repeating. | Talks on Dance Halls. It was agreed by the conferees that movies, dance halls and other entertainment places réquire super- vision. but open discussion revealed various ideas of Way £0 about it. some favoring forced cen- others assertirfk that | have been obtained | versa! uW pon tne Senators the publican ' Democratic dent's Cabinet after ‘ o- , hat on ail he in the press day | ver th stand W . atta L ’ ‘ e reai- f May- ior to be When Clarke took the Zumbrunt field not want put in the position of excluding this ing campaign Mr. Lodge's name techmicality. We. enrolled in the opposition. Some objecuions tO time I am goin make a canvass éf this session's legisiation and as- certain whether Mr. Lodge or Mr ‘La Follette has cast the larger number of anti-Administration I think the test will be fair: Mr la Follette has absent a good dea! ®0 that voted as man’ ,g times as has the Senate leader, Mr la Follette hasnt made speeches. as Mr. Lodee has. professing tha‘ Pivmouth Rock placed by Providence where tt was, so that | ofa act and to find t l a issues upon which the Administration es- the com- . ’ a +} . . " : bled he pick from th: E torne. 0 presence by the policewomen BOC la nee] TL | Pye aren pecially means to stand in = — Whatever @) organiza end Mr. Lodge. you servility In a its independen: Lodge well up among the independ- party ¥ hangs about Who is that what his i! it such Tr} reauFt testimony on a THF LARTP\ RATION West f:) \ece Vers *.s Woolens a theref (“jarke. But started workings of === | began to onpiject What's the difference kigd of an organization asked Senator Watson in support- ing the attornes Clarke finally explained § that having been imperial klalif. impe- rial wizard pra tem. and imperial! klieagie in 1922. he was in posi- tion to know what Was £O'IDE On Dr. Evans was then. he testified, in charge of organtzation of the Texas “government. | knew and everybody at the Imperial knew.” Clarke Klux Alan was gionom waive our to brosen And in the gathering ore a wolf sits how Ing on & “lowe Clarke the inner Zumbrunn lot ust asm s0O0nN as ents. No oke his neck Meayv to Lodge trine is” In thinks for himself ically more a acholar in the habit of political the head a machine lindividualist wearing the about ’ kian to testify there shail the party doc- the to way Mr. Lodge He started polit- mugwump he retains ‘oles though been ill and hae not a te =. Palace year of nu e me it bat. oe . of ght + , : ey - often he Lodge caxapected. let us pray that a way will fered in sacrifice -in another ar.” s, BO. Evenings, fT tos Nee Sundae, (to 3 only 355 were said. “t the ” ae

Page 21

- $f LOUIS POST_DISPATCH. THURSDAY EVENING. MAY 29, 1924. eee _ — } . INTIMIDATING EMPLOYES. the cash-and-carry groceries. Them she went back ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘to the taxicab and drove away. The child was still >. Pounded by JOSE PR POITTEDR “Pertisaa political investigations at Washing-| ioc It probably wanted to stay im the pretty Deo. 72. 78 in.” panmage of the pPonas and failure of the Mel- “2 i SJ 4 . “4 + ; : -~ Chooser Your Coapary. Te he Deer of (be Post (repe: 0 AT sails the young men”™” I sm giad the fair lady whe ask: that @eestion signs her name “Diegustet 2° Phere is still hope fer row. tf Frou stor sew te listen. Did you ever hear the «f-. repeated quctation. “Birds of a fearher fleck tegether”” [ believe very Ore'y in these words You sem ‘oc Bb os of place with the youre mer whom ro have @eecribed that « whr rou «!) have hore. There are thousands rea. ™.o oos whe bare net ret Dowed tbhetr Kmees *o Raal” The reure mer whem roa ée- eeribe are cot whelly respersi¥: ‘or their atticees. The ro¢ec wemen wth whom ther asteoctate demand ‘hat cind ef entertainment. [ can speak fre™m ™yr | @@nm @udr of bumar Pature ard sy bermestir «a pereer i a Tictim of his OWT) envirerment Put rou mar cheese rour Some of my happ! an which [ spead w*tt = e@n com panr I pity the mar wade eaneot enjow bis oft aseociarticn. These are thé euiet moments wher ofr can take a trial balance and see where ore Sards Stee new and think what ie your rrr pease tm life’ De veu aim te lire %- ethers” Fou will newer “rd ‘ru Parr eee certil vou cive up sf and Kre for geur fellew man. [ am mot a preacter Tam ea plain eiectric: who made bite war tPhreuct “he Dr the rewebder ard A cc er reute. ret found time te do actire im the church [ am at presser: ef three cherch ard Sunda ? ~> sre’ | y * ’ Feu a ' ; peablieiur af time in the chgrrh ant Sur- Tou will @nd ne better rest mind. You will Qed there «the whom rou are seetkince BE SQUARES °: “Here of Prace” T He Mier of ide Poet Demme AM glad to krow that for ‘he *r= time. there wil! be a Meron —— tee om Decoration day at the “l'y tr arm. Gead seldier= and roe which 4 : -» -.- besto@e. We have spen"'> o- Ts en burvine the urce 7 men who Pare given hardest PIOR certn = 5 it inister o1 eervice. A pitiful peralty fer dymre roe, A vwistter te the Seld weou'd rot know he was atrore “the ctericus dead ~ There are fe meer’ re craTregtores ro trees Sames. only lore srmeqpth grass No Jews are berted there and the Ca bebe are buried m there aeaer cemetrer~ b&b their owe priests. “No cherch or m mister has vet made itself or Niomself recmen- @itie fer ctrive those American heroes of ‘peace Cristian Suria! LATRA IRWIN * coming cpering of Opera troecht me ebeerve what improvements are the pedestrians on the seou'h At: 1 35 pegitected and : toda. ‘- _ ii wes leet fal. remainder i ic wideea ng. Some Rumanr'y several ‘oads of dirt n Yee wil *are ef Deine ured as a road- Nezt rego ™mayvde—here wi be : pat en—Out der’ worrr Thk- "eutemeDile road on the north side 9 in ‘ ais ; - pEEE oe Suorline=ss *@ co ¢c¢. Kh. BOMUND Geed Wusiemas Pryoy Jar. ~ De the Baeiwer of the Poet Di epecct. - ITHOUT any intention of affirm- ine or Genring the correctness of the views expremed by veer critic in re- latiee te the Pau! Whiteman cencert of Why Wednesday svening. ‘he writer reepect._ fulty agks for the fellewine ifforma*ion ie @ that sech artwts as Fach. wmanieeft= Jesse’ Hofmann. Godowrky thar very sensitive oovtcian. Car’ Becei ‘Chief of the Depertment «f “' « im the Coogressiona! La®rary). en.cy the “OPEN MIND.- ' Sepate. since bas admitt mentals of democracrr th « @e of cur Ferree “ark was. by the Pulireers PedeOORe ton tae plan are given as reasons by the Edison Sterage Battery Co of West Orange. N._J., for Jtmieeing 107 of ite employes. The printed notice pad@e that the only visible bope of relief ts that bonipese men capable of dealing with Dusipess problema’ be elected to publi office. The meaning conrevred to the worker is that. unless: be votes socording to the instructions of bie emplower, be and his family will suffer want. | The statement of the Edison manager that, after the Senate ineuiries got under way, “many of cur castomers began to lose confidence is the Gov- ernment and cut down or stopped their buying” is on its face a shoddy fiction. The logic of it is that 2 corrept Government unexposed is more to be de sired than corruption exposed and Government purgec From the official version it appeared but re centiy that passage of the bonus would scrap tax Senator Smoot. the fimargcier of the that the bones and tax bills as passed would leave no Geficit. What the Edison companr demanded. then, was its ows particular form of tax redection. It i¢ beliewed on the basis of reports that the the first shot ig a business re- reductice were plainly told at shop meetings that if Brrar | should be elected ther need not returm to work the dar after electica. ls a@ similar program scheduled for the present rear” It was revealed in February that a piaro ‘manufacturing concern was orderizs its employes te, write their Congressmen and Seta‘ors ‘a behalf of the Mellon plan apd against the bonus. Whee be instrections were reprigted in the American Legion Weekly. and when a statement from the White Hoagse characterized such practices as “utter- ly un-American asd subversive of the very funda " the company readily with- drew the erder and made a goat of its manacer What does Dic Dusiness care about “basiness mez rapa>d’e of dealigge with Dasiness probdiems™~ in the Gorerament* Pririlere-seekire bDesivess selected ts ew Goverument in i820. with the result cf Fall. Daaghertr. Lasker aad charming “Chariie Forbes. an uneporsored adventurer. whe wasted iz craft and ricteus living near’y hal’ of the billice dollars roted dy Congress t! relief of the couegtry’s maimed and disabied defenders Big Dasinese cares wot a farthing for or imst the “partisan political imvestications™ excerpt tha? (ber reflect om the garty that bands it the tariff privilege. the pablic domain acd other farer: ir aporeciatioe of its Laadsom’ campaizn contriba- : tiers . Weare to hare publicity of campaign ¢-nations in the coming presidentia! comtest. Let us bave also tiempts of emplorers tc herd their ) workers to the polls and dictate their rotes. When | men are ferced to surrender their political ~gbts under pais of hunger we skal! bave lef im the | shell of a repabliie the suebstance of fecda) ism. SE MAKE TT TNANEMOTS. @ The protest of Japan agaimst the discrimnating ‘lawse of the im migratice ‘a Was d rected to “on. gress. which was soielr respensibie for the discrour- \eous and seaseiese prorisice Since the President and the maierity of the vress ama people of the United S@ates opposed the con zressionai diueder. tet us jotm Japan in the protest and make it taanimogs Wirh the cums of Japan and the baliot: of the peopie turned on Congress there will be ene ef ‘Mprovement .8 comgreesicaa! manner: method: and acts - —_--_-—_--—-—_ 9 @@ ~ ANTIFTREARM LAWS. “ Backed Dy mollrceddiles and earmest peters who Deirewe that the mere passace of a law will accom piish the end sought. a spumbder of dills are defore Coggress to probibit the maaufactare and dictribc- tion. threegh imterstate commerce. of short “re. arms— pistols or revolvers of any make. The aro moters of this legisiation claim that it wil! aid ic ‘he @isarmament eof the criminaliy ieeriimed and hence @iminish crime Aside *rom the question of making ‘* more dif. feult for the iaw-abidimge citigzen to defend his nome and persen. and his constitutional riche to possess the arms necessary for sach defense «4 !'t- the expertment which proved comciusireir tha’? the antipistcl laws will net disarm the cmm na! is de scribed in a recent issue of The American Rifleman A gunsmith named Wicgins. at Salem. Ore “whe refuses ‘oc take the reform juamops @t erery + nkie -? ong-baired leader's bel.” and who thinks ‘or himself. took a high-powered mMr. and with a3 -acksaw and a jackiknife. traasformed + inte a gead!ir cocket “cat” in precisely nine min s This was qeick work. Dat it Was clearly demonstrated that any thug could provide bimse!f with a weapon more destructive at short range than the arerage pistol. in a rery short time. The obriegs thimg for the piste! prokiditionists to ¢e is te pass another law to stop the manafactr- and distribation of rifles. Fimalir. it will be se essary te prohibit amy ag¢ erery weapon puttin: the people at the complete mercy of ricient ceim |ipgals. Whieb. of coarse. al mollyeoddies will a>. | prore. WAT MAN COCLD Po rr The grt whe robbed the Dank at Farmincton UL. bas @ome more to Dreak the tedium of « late and reiuctant sprimg ‘han Congress and beth big baseball \*eag tes. She drore cp te the bamk in a taxicad. Nothing nesual in that. She alighted. leading a ?-rear- ed child Or the band. and entered the bank The ehiid was crying. [t prodDabir wanted to tide some more ‘mn the prettr Gaxicad. Whe she entered the Dank she bad pat a mask over Pr face That was a concession te the ceeventions. A lady new- adars can disguise ber face DBerond r=roenifice witheut a mask. Dat the estabiished formuias maser we fellewed. Tm ber mght band she carrted a --. volver. for there wes serious work te do Tn the classic manmeer she robbed the Sank of $1 20° and bad the moner pat im a sack she bad brocgh: with ber. That probediy was habit acquired a: The use of the pistol and mask is not uncommon in these bobbed-bair dars. but taking the yours ehDd along was near to genics. Holding the cherub by the hand throughout the affair was the par excellence of technique. Where is the maz who could do it?’ Is there in all Iilinois. the Middle West. the whole United States, a man who could hold a crrizg 2-year-coid with one hand while be robbed a bank with the other? There is not. It ts doubtful if so consummate an artist as Jesse James could have done it. even when be was at the top of his game. = -— ———— ee SO RED IN IA POLLETTE. Senator La Follette has written a letter to the Attorner-General of Wiscomsia refusing to permit his wame to be presented to the Farmer-Labor- Progressive corventions to be hbeid in St. Paal next month. There ts-seothing surprising in that. La Pollette is not ret called upon to announce his campaign intentions or pians. though there is the threat of a boit aad a third party in the state ment that. if the oid parties fail to purge them- selves of the influences that sow dominate then. the people will find means to take control of their Gevrernment and make it representatire. But the letter ic somewhat surprising iz its denunciations of commeaurnists and decidediy surprisiznc in its revelations of the activities and affiliations of our communists. The Farmer-Labor-Progressire party committed a fatal error. La Foliette says. “im making the communists azn integral part of their organizaticc ” There can be no political fellowship. he arrves. between American citizens who believe iz democ- racy and who would aceomplish reforms br com stitetional methods and. the communists who are bent.en starting a revolution and establichine *he dietatorship of the proieggriat La Follette cites interesting docamertary proc? of bow the communists are ee mse the. Farmer-Labor-Progressire partr. bow ¢t& they are working out the strategr to be emplered at the St. Pau! comvention and the ad@¥iece and ex hort&tion ther have received br cable from MWosrew to use everr effort to make the St Pag! meeting a creat demonstration of “aber and the lef wiee ” and that the commenzists hare bored in pretty senc- cessfuliy om the Farmer-Labor-Progressive partr 8 shown br the fact that the secretarr-treascre- of the Committee om Arrangement: at the S> Par’ ronrention is a comnmdrist Coming from a Daugherty. a Palmer er a Burn: sueh charges of communtistic plotting ender the 4i- rection of Moscow would be severely discogntad ‘* wielly dismissed. Bat is it possible that la : feightemed br the beishevwistie becey* That @testion be answered s letter that La Folletie. oftes mth, oA of be- — - ee JTDPGE GARY ANP THE DPRAFT Judge Garr. chairman of the Unfted States Sree! ~orperatioen. delivered himseif im a speech Fridar erening of some sarcastic remarks on the apostast croposed daring the war of Corernmen: operation of the stee His object was to discredit to wom te attributed the sucrestice The rersien simce given ef the subject br Rer nard MM. Barach section of the Nationa! incustrr Weadoe eRairman of the raw materials Counei! ef Defense. sarch: tO? make Garr serrr that he opemed bis >ead Garr according to thts rersion. was a reluctant patriot and wanted ¢ 1! which expert autheritr placed at a merited ralge $ cents. There were “some individuals” in the steei industry. Rimts Baruch. “who coe!ld ect at “rst subordinate commMerrialism te war needs. an¢ President Wilson informed me that if the war oro * eents a pound fer stee! psiates a? ne It eq . With a large imvestmest. “has reached the permt at which it is uniikely to hare a speaker eho might say anything which would cause one member to resign [Tt seems te us that the surrender ef at vie dDacKk Dene and toieraace in the disetesice of cab! ° queshioks BS sot 4 Becessary accompaniment of the owtersaip of ts own home br acity cin’. We trust that the St. Levis City Cleb will act forget its bumbie. hemorabie and useful past in its sew €ard ef luxury and amplitude. : The new Sailding is a credit te the city end the eizd and represents bard work. daring and renins om ‘he part of its promoters. of whem ‘he wading spirtt was President George B. Logan. ” The League of Natioes br any other name is just as swert to the Foreign Relations Committee and is less embarrassing politically. wTich be os ee Le oe me gt ® e prt ore + whtrtetnls ie 4) sare “') “ ~ U nT ode a we ae hy, Ke i ———— —— — - - aan . “ae ’ WAITING AT THE CHURCH MIN ESE other dar. wtile piaying galt. I Tene: three balls nis a pond. Then I gaat down and rumiznated. Imag ne @s -rving to play go't" -Oif is something fer the Ch nese mw wat we cag give them for hartng g rent we mah jones .. cam be our rever 7 The Chinese have been waitine -housanis ef years fer something suited to their *em- img Sut goit Think ef a CRinese coclf plarer perd d 4s calm Bis con!’ iderce His even poise Think ef him standins -here with 19.3904 @imiiusiening years Dehind him measur'ng t amd seeing eres a mere bit of orocbalh tr te ome he ez- he will do more than erer the pord il predadiy Rele out im ere. has the temperament fer i. = wat be has deen waiting fer all ‘hese ‘heusands of years. it w wat he should hare been ‘fofne when Marco Pole vwisited Chita Think of itt—wagste’ Waiting ‘emturr after eenturr ther Rare locked om “Be sea BSiich breught ‘oc *hem th- mn turn Sbreught e@thire e for them new mase them and ruin [mac’me the deep. resonant rei-e sf China crriag “FORE All @p and down the Yang we Kiares. And throwgh ‘ne mountains of Thibet. “PORE.” With which thought I teed up a fourth oa/i amd bit it to the green as prettily as any “Rimaman couid do i+. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS ———— ~— — Neen ———— Written fer the By CLAZB E EE — ~ — > Sir: With reference te the Anti-Galeen Leacne $s Tresticn ais "0 preepectire -ardi- gates regarding their views as to recuaiing ether peoples babita car own “Leacue of Snecvers Inte Ererydedr:s Business” sug- *siiewF RE in favrer of the deadiy bDeck- eake and saasazg” at >reak fas fo row stand on alicowing the “liewer fanrei undershirt: * 3. De vreu intend letting the peopie short- en their tives by drinking coffee* 4 Smeking tebacce’ Chewing tedeacce? a &. & . a Sir- The Man on the "oper Deck aure bis atranti gous riew- peirt eads him °° advise the ‘tar-walker ‘te scoot s@roes the stre-t wherever he can @d «ar ecperinec Mi chances are just as geod im the mikidl= of the Dieck as at the regujar weates en HOW 4LESP TSE BRAY EF By Wiliam Collims (1721-1756). OW «eep the brave that ark ~-~ir adveed working gts ® cletBes and catch their maa. The 4 opened by ‘his opinien ip diiticult @ rule which ws laid dows mast be open ‘eo cxzcepticns. buat catching as the help of gray and dusky while che brillant ~cenchman.” of & white. mar ect attract «a cide. other Rand. acy small ber whe xing knows thar = bit of Bright en anrtRing ‘hat coke Whe 6 DPLOMAT, IS 08 Twenty-T wo Years Ambassadg in London; Helped Form the Entente Cordile By the Sasso lated Poe PARIS. May *3.—Pierre . Camboa, former French Ambam gor to Len@on. dled st bie baw bere last sfghe. ’ Was Owe of the Makers of | The eminent French sSateem and @iplemat wen internatico: ‘arse im the early days of the pr ent ceatury for hie efferw im |) half ef the Anglo-French agr ment of April §. 1964. when |: powerful and ‘far-reaching Ente: Cordiale was dorm. Pas! Camden was cee of Gh brothers. all of whem were a epecveus in French diplomatic | faire et the seme time. Ie Cambeon. later the best knows the three. wae Ambassador Washington: Peal was sccredi te Lendor. end the third bret! was in a similar post at Constas Berrie. Paul Camben acted ag inters @iary dering the cegotiatioma, s ‘+ was iargely through him that : ~wany diffiewl"ies were ironed « The announcement. that an agr ment had oeen reached. came «a deniy late im 1944. and asteunm the entire worid. The basis of the treaty eres ed for the French surrender Bngiand of rights in Egy. eeneeded that France eccupied privileged pesitien In More _fAside from setting these cardi peints. the ‘reatr aloe wound many other matrers ef ceetrove between the two sationn 1 treaty was balled as the “Ente Cordiale.” or the vehicle b>: wh F-arce and England were bree tegether icto clese pelitica! « ance. Hardy les. me pertant Evrepe was the fact that Rum came indirectly inte the agreem threugh her presicusly existing Namee with France berce KEK Edward's original purpose of « tree the three countries thro su -h a treaty wae accomplished Camber negotiated and we" the fimal @raft after Delicasee : Laaggewne hed agreed upon eserntia™rcois While its imo tance wre for underestimated e& at thet time. chere were pert rene whe foresaw the trenmenmdl effect the Enctente ‘erdiale wo have 1% years Later. when World War swept over Eurepe. Person Wheee Homes tre Aw atie Aire Urged te Commenicat With the Secretary. The St. Leuts Children’s Ald | ciety is looking ‘or evallabie ou mer hemes fer chilérern. The m urgent case at the present time tmat of a small §-ryear-old gtr! & has beer confinedL@m a house in | > poorer sectiog ef St. Leais all @= ter Although she is sect UL oie Bet = streng child apd seeds ¢ ecantry sir Every summer the Chittren’s J Soce\y pluaces such childree in f Sid CF The are ¢.ad ehifidren and resily bome@®are” said Mi! i £ i _.@ %Mvariadly tempt «2 bullirag to SE | Pi Fy ¥ \ o . Ade . (Wa a “sy a_ Ea. Re a ~ ——— % > ae “a " j ; ; ere Py oe bn >

Page 22

i ee e MIRROR of BLIC OPINION GOODNESA, NO! the Detroit News. Michigan branch of the Nationa! poncrems of Mothers and Parent-Teach - mations adopted a reselution arking to tndoce “the establishment of courses in home-making in grade igh schools, so that standards in hous- sanitation. nutrition, clothing and ing in worth-while eocta) conventions responsibility may be made wni- ew' the firet place, education it the noe ef the various states, and Con- has nothing to do with it. For a long a movement has been on foot to ¢s- a Department of Fducation. with a in the Cabinet; and thie move has bern t consistently by everyone who rea!- that the educational problems of North Ina are different from those of New and that “wniwergal standards’ are ical. Suppese Congress did indorse a acheme. There follows the necessi- fixing the standards in housing, n!- and all the other things. Whe is to * Cengress? We hepe not! CAHOKIA MOUND. m the Chicago Tribene. ITMAN hande have built no targer earthwork than the great Cahokia d dominating the mound country near St. Levis, iL Its forther preservatior, prehistoric centuries, is sow but & of months, without the aid of T"'- . The resolutions by the State Histori- society, soon to be proposed, urging the © acquisition for a public park of this t monument to prehistoric industry and h, whould be supported. The mounds are mids from which the robe of histery tradition has been tern away. A etrange | buflt them, whe came and went be- the Indians contreDed Amertea. A 4 civilieation of some sort was erected, y 10 revert again to conquering nemaé- Fully 100,000 persons were ecttied fn Past St. louls recion tn thoge deep Gas*. archaeologists are finding further signs iheir culture. A mound or eo is left of thie people's work, their statesmanshir, ambitious projects of thelr young men. @eterence to a vanished race, as @ re- jer of a great failure, as an admonition a young and careless people plunging fiene into the future, these mounds 4 be preserved. MATRIMONY AXD FISHING. m the Detroit Free Press. COORDING to a New York @tspatch, Mies Helen Gwynne, retiring president ‘the Y. W. C. A’‘s national iné@ustrial. sembly, advised working girls in her fare- Wi address to be flashy, wear gaudy jihes and catch their man. The eubject ened by thie opinion is difficult and any le which is laid down must be considered — en to exceptions, but catching a man ie # mreihing like fishing, and girls who are Ay inking about matrimony may get & hint” ym the practice of anglers. The bigsse** | @ wariest trout are frequently landed wit® — Pp help of gray and dusky colored flies, Mile the brilliant “coachman,” all reé 204 ite. May mot attract a nibbie. Op the | her hand, any small boy whé goes a-froe- i= knows that « bit of bright red anything that looke like a hook, variably tempt a bullfrog to bite are Frere. OO ii is te tn °° THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924. 4 Wor ‘e ~ Rr tit eal PEO The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers. COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a CAMBON, FRENCH DIPLOMAT, IS DEAD Twenty-! wo Years Ambassador in London; Helped Form the Entente Cordiale. Br the Aaao jated Pree PARIS, May 23.—Pierre Paul Cambon, former French Ambassa- to London, died at his home dor here last night. was One of the Makers of the Prtcnte Cordiale. The eminent French and diplomat fame in the early days of the pres- for his efforts in be- Anglo-French agree- 1904, won international ent ceniur) half of the ment of April 5, when the powerful and far-reaching Entente | Cordiale was born. Paul Cambon was coue of three brothers, all of whom were con- gpicuous in French diplomatic af- faire at the same time. Jules | Cambon, later the best known of the three, was Ambassador to) Washington; Paul was accredited | to London. and the third brother was in a similar post at Constanti- | Bople. Pau! Cambon acted_ase interme.- diary during the negotiations, anJ it was largely through him that the many difficulties were ironed ou‘. The announcement, that an agree- ment had been reached, came sud. deniy late in 1904, and astounded the entire world. The basis of the ed for the French Bngland of certain rights in Egypt. while conceded that privileged position § in _Aside from settling points, the treaty also wound up many other matters of controversy beiween the two nations. The treaty was hailed as the “Entente Cordiale.” or the vehicle bv. which | France and England were brought together into close political alti+ ance. Hardly less important to Europe was the fact that Russia came indirectly into the agreement through her previously existing al- liance with France, hence King Edward's original purpose of unjt- ing the three countries througn Such a treaty was accomplished. Cambon negotiated and signed the final Graft after Delcasse and langdowne had agreed upon the eseentiaM@rms. While its tance was not underestimated even at that time. none who foresaw the tremendous effect the Entente ordiale woud have 10 vears later, when ihe! World War swept over Europe. AID SOCIETY LOOKING FOR SUMMER HOMES FOR CHILDREN Person Whose } Homes Are Avail- able Are Urged to Communicate With the Secretary. The St. Louis Chi is looking for treaty provid- surrender to long standinz Aid So- sum- The most ldren's ciety available mer homes for children. urgent case at the present time is ld girl who has been confined_dm a house in the that of a smal! 6-vear-: Louis all win- she is needs the poorer section of St ter. Although she is not ill, strong child and the Children’s Aid Society places such children in free ‘summer homes as many persons are giad to take care of a tittle child for a few months. So often the parents of these 100 poor and cannot afford to give their children a little vacation tn the country. A summer home with ® big yard and lots of space to play | is @ treat for these little city dwell- crs ‘We Eve ry summer do not like to place these children in summer camps decause | they are not as robust as the other children and really need individual! home®care.” said Miss Hertha Mili- ler, executive secretary of the Chil- dren's Aid Society. “We have Piaced a emall 2%-vear-ol4 with a family for the summer The par- ents wanted the child to be a play- | mate for their own little boy.” Persons whose homes are avail- edie as free summer homes for children for one or two months and who would like to care for a mall youngster for the summer are urged to communicate with Miss Miller. THEATER® STRIKE FADES; ' COURT UPHOLDS THE EQUITY Injunction Sought by Producers I« Denicd by New York Supreme Court. - By the Aesociated Prese NEW YORK. May 2%$.—The se- Grate peace pact signed iby the: Managers’ Protective Association | and the Actors’ Equity Associaticn was held to be liegai by Supreme Court Justice McCook resterday, When he denied the Producing Managers’ Association's application Tor an injunction to prevent the in- Surgent managers and the actors from operating under the contract. Justice McCook held that the fontract. which provides that 80 per cent of each cast of Equity members, was neither lilegal nor unreasonable, and as- Seried that to grant the injunction “would seriously injure the defend- @nt associations and their members and a hort of individuals outeride of fither body, dependent wpon theater for their living.” Asa result of this decision, por- sibility of an actors’ strike, which Feemed imminent if the Court sus tained the injunction, dwindled «l- mort ito nofhing. Ontv five theaters | at the most expected to be | closed next Monday. ; are Statesman | England | France occupied a‘ Morocco. | these cardinal | impor- | there were perhaps | children are! be made up| the ‘CASH CONTRIBUTIONS : L 50 cial ‘News “ Mrox" WATTS of 5399 Lindell | oulevard, wih their daughter, | \ = ae Jones Jr., and her baby, Post-Dispatch Gives $200— an their daughter-in-law. Mrs. of ii ai Ing Lawson M. Waits, will occupy td Benefit Affairs Being Watts summer home in Wequeton- Planned. sing, Mich., this summer. The party | Wil leave here about June 16. Mr. Watts and Mr. Jones will spend | part of the summer with them and ' GOING TO - WISCONSIN CONTRIBUTIONS. Previously acknowledged Post-Dispatch .. | St. Louis Independent Pack - ing Co. Culture Club vy In memory of Vera G. Seclig Miss Ruby FP. kyermann. on ’ 1722 South Jefferson av. | ae Dr. M. A. Bliss, Humboldt Mrs. George R. Wendling of | aati | Bldg. 4509 Pershing avenue will return | home the latter part of this week | from Louisville, where she is visit- ing her mother, Mrs. John A. Ha!- deman. $134.50 Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Watts Jr.. will 200.00 | Join them .in August. 5.00 | Mr. and Mrs. James E. Kaime of 2.00 4906 Argyle place will five an in- formal mixed tea Sunday after- noon at their home. Total Post-Dispatch vesterday The made its annual contribution to the Ice for Babies’ amount of Post- | Jispal ch Ir AMTilk 2 donation past, Mrs. Ralph E. Xd | Niedringhaus of ‘3733 Lindeu oulevard, with her | sister, Mrs. Pi@rre Chouteau Scort, | and the Iatter’s daughter, Miss | % : Chouteau Scott. are in New York. | ms % 3 made early, as it is hoped and will sail tomorrow for Europe, | Pa ee... seemeentuentnes eal “ey will be, to allow the distribution of to be away all summer. Dr. Niew.-'! | Seng ice tO children to proceed ‘ringhaus will join his family ia! MISS JANE FRANCES PARSONS. Witpout ee ne July. ' seasons Warm begin. RS. SCOTT E. PARSONS. of Six other cash contributions to- Mr. and Mrs. John C. Roberts ME pee eee ang an canine vas Vrs ripe: - Suring the 109 Aberdeen piace and Mr. and! yp ane Gig i cg Jane first three days of this week, and | Frances. ¢ ther with the $200 from Mrs. Preston Sultan of the Fores CHaeD.. “Sue = ‘| for Eagle the Post-Dispatch. make the tota! Park Hotel departed this morning will open | = aheenent ef $357 fund far by motor for Indianapolis to attend | cummer. Dr. pore ha bies egos : the races. In August Mr. and Mrs.| | family lat er. y Koren . Sultan and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard | ident of the per here sed MacCarthy, also of the Forest Park) 9; Hrocmer Hall. are. bi ing planned for the Hotel, will motor to Three Lakes, Dr. and Mrs furleigh of art of tone among these Wis., where they will have a cot-| 53 Aberdeen their the annual baseball game be tage on Green Bay for a few weeks. daughter. Mrs. Bel Selkirk {J: Co and Produce jhave a cottage at that resort* and ichants of Third and Fou (*orre H. Moore will leave St. Louis next mon th. ,and the of McPherson avenue have as | — wan om re ci = ———_——— | comedy. “Three Live their guests Mrs. Moore's sister,; ° | 3 lohn Nichols | ™embe: if the 138th Mrs. Ben Charlies. Mrs. Charles and | “ee to visit: Mrs. we x saraggy Dramatic C ‘her children have been living in for three weeks. Mrs. ichols is! ted theate: | Colorado Springs for the past few t und The the this year. a8 for several] was $200. and was years others oor financial davs will depari about June 20 River, Wis... where thes their cottage for the Parsons will join his Mies Parsons is pres- 59 in the ffairs and tainments early being ‘tween Mer- th streets. ree-act Ghosts,”’ by Infantry large nefit a of smalil ente June graduationg class ia a oe place, and ~ ley t} > ’ Ty 1. gee d Child we marriage was Miss rene | moaths because of the iliness of; = — 8 se jone of her young sons. Mrs. Charlies ” Ps Is res , ) eas at the University Ciub. | and Mra. Macon Biggers of ' Waterman avenue celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of thei .| wedding last night at their home The flowers which decorated the | Mrs. Robert Conway of Jackson- vine, Fia.. formerly of St. Louis jarrived a few days ago to visit | | friends. She is a guest at the Coro-!|;ooms were yellow. and the tabie nado Hotel, Mrs. Conway is en | was decorated in the same appro- route to Washington for the gradu- | priate colors. Mr. and Mrs. Minard ation of her son from Georgetown Rarbour. brother-in-law and sister | University and will visit her daugh- of the hostess. and Mr. and Mrs ter at Lake Forest, Ill., before re-' George Lake, the latter a daugh- iturning home. Last season Mrs. ter of Mr and Mrs. Barbour. Leslie Blackmore and her daugh- with the three Lake children ter, Miss Peggy Parle. visited Mrs. and Mrs George Franklin. a Conway for several weeks. | niece of the hosts, formerls Miss | Nellie May McCarthy. all of Chi- ‘cago, motored to &t. f the A. Boettier of 5221 Louis for icelebration. depart next Mre. Albert Waterman avenue. wi]! ee ESTATE oF DR. B. M, ‘HYPES IS VALUED AT $445, 663 Will Leaves Income From $50.000 Fund to College and Remain- der to Relatives. of the estate of Dr. who died Jan 15 af a ‘OLD DELANY HOME ON THE SOUTH SIDE GIVEN TO CHURCH Ground, Fronting 300 Feet on La- fayetie Avenue, Near Nebraska, Will Be Stte of New School. Mr. and Mrs. John O'Falion De- laney, 5105 Lindell boulevard, have An inventory B. M. Hypes Rinso dissolves completely makes rich soapy solution x ¢ soaks dirt out ’ i her /rons on their way out. | with clubs to’ ice cream of enter- : bazars for the benefit of | and the pub- | to be working for | any | house-to- | the | Cash donations | direct to! ‘are of the cashier of | $2.00. Nights, 13¢ made a gift of their former res - South Grand boule- | Web. 29. left an estate valued at| tied 3 yesterday. He was p ($47,185, as shown by an inventory of a plumbing company OPERA FOR THIRD EVENING Members W iN Join Join Chicago, Cin- Checks for Last Night Will Be Hon- ored for Any Other Perform- ance This Week. For three evenings now patrons Louis, of Municipal Opera have been un-/' able te learn what happens to “Princess Chic” of Normandy when ‘the skies are clear. When it rains before 8:15. as it did Monday, the ex a Princess does not appear at al! pene tere ‘Fe +4 when it rains in the second act. as ~ it did Tuesday, the Princess dashes —_ a for her dressing room, and when it! : FIRST TRIP UP THE RIVER! 7” SUNDAY, JUNE Iist,.2..200.9 rains at 8:45, as it did Jast night. majesty merely appears and ¢ time ever. 150 miles up the river with Sos _ company. ay with cafeteria service and het mere : Kad ' Vanishes The MeKiatey ard Merchants bridges and ‘ 8:30, drizzle last night began at latecomers meeting timid pat- Most of the audience sought to bluff it through umbrellas and raincoats. but! . 7 the shower became h -j eis cam eavier and the a — management flashed on the lights. DANCING ALL DAY : SUNDAYS—Pole a. om. te FT B- halting Miss Dorothy Francis, ro DAYS—0.30 «. m. to (“Princess Chic’) in the middie of | LONG. ) Jnzz and tassica) Music by EVEN INGS—8.30 te 1 ‘ asong. Rain checks for last night | Ven POLK-BURK’S SYNCOPATING ARTISTS will be honored for any perform- | TONIGHT—The Stanwoods. ance the the week Tues-| aaa tee a day night's performance went be- Adyvaece SA . BY [.—Popelar igh yond the hour exchange of, aale T5e at city ticket office, Men” Son. SVS eoues Oa , gE | ganine Fleer. Arende Bidg.. Sib and Olive. dally from §& to 7. | | MON. EVE—No Trip. rain checks : || Whart price $1. Children 50c. rest of ‘@uy your tickets earty. for TLUFS EVE.—Clab Night. WED EVE.—De Lease Night. Sheehan Fastate $47,185. Jeremiah Sheehan former City! Auditor and ‘Counciiman, who died | Pamenger List Limited Phene Olive 219868— a WA SRANS OAs PEP el wwe eas * ! Municipal Opera Performances Night iy at 8:16, THIS WEEK rincess Chic Tickets: 25¢. 50c. $1 OO, $1.50: Box Seats. On Bale Daily. 9 to 5. Opera Tick- | et Office. Lobby Arcade Building. Eighth . Phone Main 4000. as Ticket Offices One MM. GRAND - RIALTO & OLIVE: \ THEATER Or orpheu m Cirevit Vaudeville Incl. oy es \ The Rejected Woman Says :— \ “If a Girl Loves With All Her Soul, 4 Then Anything She Does Is Right!’ ALMA RUBENS'’> CONRAD NAGEL THU RS.. FRIDAY SAT.- NEW SHOW | po Show of the p Season — C'ar|l Fletcher « Co. Saturday Starts ' ‘ =| = — i, ~~ — : — : TT TUPELO CLE REED MRP PABEA DEAE UMALLLLERETLEALILTD METTLE aT y ii | GRAND CENTRAL | LYRIC SKYDOME ip CAPITOL, SCOTCH LADS S AND LASSIES OT THE CT LAO: MUU Lp - “GRACAPIELOS b KAZUBAZUA o> A CHELSEA boulevard an@ Lafayette avenue. was erected. The church fs one block west of the site for the new school building. The founder of immaculate Con- ception parish, the Rev. E. J. Shea who died three vears ago, war an ‘intimate friend of Mr. and Mrs. Delany and frequently was a guest in their home. Since 1911 the | Lafayette avenue residence has been occupied by caretakers on! It is hoped to have the new schoo! building ready for occupancy in September, 1825 PLAYWRIGHT'S DAU $ DAUGHTER WEDS Mi«s Glory Thomas ‘homas Becomes Wife | 7: William E2liot. Ry the Associated Press NEW YORK. Thomas, daughter of and Mre. Augustus Thcemas, yesterday to William El- Ivrv, SS adds distinction alsd to the splendid -¢lass cabim teamers CLtve- rawo, Hamas, Tervarnota, Wart - ruatia send Mocrr Crary. This fine fle= offer: treqvent sai)- ings from New Y ork to Cherbourg, Southampton and Harcberg with excellent rail connections to a May 23.—Miss (20 Lecwst St... St. Louis, a. Gior) wae liot Jr. enly Rest. | formed by | bert Shipman. : married ~ The ceremony was .per- Bishop sage bride is Beck Co) Suffragan The ‘a = ~~ oS wise THE LAURENTIANS ¥ eornoee YORK Excellent resorts at reasonable rates You may have heard about the lure of the Laurentians. It's hard to describe but easy to understand after you've felt it. Bass and trout, fishing and golf. Motoring, mountain climbing, and canoeing. Quiet country hotels or elaborate “lodges” gay with social life. And all so easy to reach. Only 3 hours from Montreal and you're in the heart of the Laurentian Mountains. beautiful train rides in North America. To Val Morin, Ste. Agathe, St. Faustin, St. Jovite, Labelle, Mont Leurier, Blue Sea Lake, Maniwaki and many other picturesque places. For full information, write, phone or cal] Geo. P. Carbrey, General Agent Canadian Pacific This is one of the most > Telephone: Bell Wain Tit an Pacifi iT SPANS THE WORLD John Louis. Mo., of Bainbridge Colby, retary of State. Mr. wright and lecturer, (chairman of the Producing agers’ Association eee ee granddaughter of by of 8t. and a nieve | former Sec- Thomas, pila; js executh Man — parte of Europe. For schedule and descriptive booklet, apply te i amited American Lines 177i “MW. Randelph St... (hicace er Local Steamshtp Agent. UNITED AMERICAN LUNES , HARRIMEN Li BURG AMER — By the Associated Press Kemnay aghenael BURG AMERICAN LINE . Arrived. el -" 2000000208 0es eee Steamship Movements. in the Church of the Henry ie May 4 ot. President | from New York. —— es, 26, Stuttgart, wig On Reg Michigan New York. May 728. — d Park Hotel from Southampton fl Naples. May 27, Martha Wash. ington, New York. Grand Haven - ) Ralled. May Rremen, Roosevelt, Rremen, May York. A vacation unique in interest, aovthampton. Write for vetervetions or Pookie he Greatest Summer Vacation OUR third consecutive Summer Cruise on the famous Cunard Anchor Liner “TUSCANIA’™ CAround the Mediterranean Will Sail July 3d, Return September 2d A master-hand itinerary including Madeira, Spain, the French Riviera, haly, Greece. A gliim Egypt and the Holy Land. Send fer Descriptive Book. THOS. COOK @ SON Deaborn S*., Corner Adams. CHIC AGO or Local Steamship Agents _ . ‘ pse of new Turkey, 10 days in recreational! and cultura! vaive ai. New York, Mav 28, President Sieamers. Daily Overnight from ; Harding Bremen. Chicage. —— — | SAUCY COQUETTE WHO HAS reann «= «£ HIGHLANDS wER CURLS PILED HIGH THE BIG PLACE ON THE HILL On TOP OF HER HEAD “hei OPEN IN ALL DEPARTMENTS — “THE MYSTERIOUS HOUSE” Is the Purzrle of the Ages HILARITY HALL I. Bubbling Over | With Real Surprises DANCE PAVILIC PAVILION Positively the Best in Tewn i4 Acres of Family Picnic With Nevelty Features Galore = New RB few Racer Dipe—New Gimat © Coaster | ~ Completely Shelt ered Recreation | Space for 20,000 Visiters and i PM. = OLIV iP RES 3C The Woodward Players ia THE BAT MATINEES THUR.. SAT. —~NEXT—FAIR AND WARMER ee — — << ee eee — a ; ———— TT |‘ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS _ lls Going! IM ! The last two days |) . of | ht IZZ ore Er - THE DAWN OF. 4 ATOMORROW “WANDERING HUSBANDS” KINGS” the CONTINUOUS 1P.M-1t P.M. RIVOLI = Last Week of the Comedy Seneatios HAROLD GIRL LLOYD SHY STARTING NEAT BATURDAY PRISCILLA DEAN in “STORM DAUGHTER” CINDERE LL A Beis” 4 herok re Theater Beautiful Friday M1LDRED Yo Today and ‘HARRIS ANT FRANK MA |IN “SHADOWS OF THE EAST” Saturday Deublie Program De Lane D Continuous Every Dav EK MAE MURRAY in Sa Wonderful Horse, “Tos In the Powerful rams. 3 mae LAST 2 DAYS OF MIDNIGHT: 4 Sain : THE TROUBLE SHOOTS GIRL REVUE *y" SUNSHINE COM LAST 2 DAYS—“THE BREAKING POINT” -————— , eo - i with BIG ae. iii nde ee ee ee eee ee ee welw

Page 23

th an the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED Mi sa ae | AY 23. 1926 St LOU's POST “DISPATCR The Daily POST-DISPATCH aione has MORE Culy ‘peasant —$$——— 7 a b BANDON THE Missouri Pacific freight train near wreck tied up traffic. trains being she — 7 CITY MAY A Otterville. Mo... and Webster Mau- detoured over the M.-K.-T. via A . \! 7) e 5 tae i rir “? : oda 1 he lla re “A — : ~~. ' wi ENING OF FRANK IN AY, pin. negro. was severely injured. Boonville and Jefferson city. 7 ox TrwmMN gue g 7 SOIALOG . 0 Roht “ere from T pton. Wo and "= reck was cleared at 3:38 yt in — were beating their way The morning Board of E-timate nae: “Miatement i | en Extravagant Claims of Prop- erty Ownerm oor a MARKET || The Full Delight “= r Gamag= iene he aeihe ston Wellston Sar tant at pe oneee- , tae wie ng and | ee Se ad ae Ve tpes Ri Capeton Vitage ee is reported almost de : =o ne Churned fresh every day ““" in St. Louis— Prices Saturday and Mornay Pork Shoulders, tb.10c of Green Tea is expressed i Spareribs, Ib. _.. 9c | GF Bt = a 2: CA re Chuck Roast, fb. Chuck Prime, Ib. 12c Breast ---I, Gc VEAL:=- Ib. 8c GREEN TEA Eenttes -- You must try it to understand. Sold atall grocers. Buy a pacKage today. FREE SAMPLE of GREEN TEA UPON REQUEST. ““SALADA,”” BOSTON PART THREE. HABIT OF. TAKING THE SIDE ROADS PUTS Tit JOY IN MOTOR CAMPING THE CREAMAID MARGARINS } q deste ‘Thousands of Motorists Are Way They Can Shp Easi ly and Logically Into Rea eu . @ Automobiles. —_—_—>> > irre Rit: th. im 4 : : Benciess — 5 KEEP THESE DATES OPEN S " ~ a > a > - - _ _ a 5 > Motorists whe hesitate to ff mud om tires and dust on hed eannet be expected to be led to th the open sky asd t unmie«se the process oelCa That is wh notoricts who are traft izards are beginning to &pprects: make the brea Cleanse’ leanser : rt : t s * y first most learn te plan the ’ '-_ = @ a _- ay " ° rt ¥ ° yw ~ “yw * 4 > woe ed " ori" ea with Tr ore coretde a ~ ~~ * - ° oJ . ce 7. 4 > - >. os t 7 . e _ . ys ' ” ‘ ~ - cs a “ a > _=- Bp. te # r amd lems for th Quickly and thoroughly cleans i : « of highway traffic. tiles, ename!s amd marb‘es, po’- , eS ‘In the Week-End Parade. . ‘ , To the mater ' moteriets, th ishes metals and mirrors > MRS. ROSALIE FUS7 RING a = : wee k end “> ns care nothing “mos Keeps the bathroom and kitch- 2 o- \*=a= am parad - of btanal r heir own air ove : “S. so Se all ished hoods painte- | : — $290, 000 ESTATE aes: ate secans wheis ould om as clean as a new pin ; > Can Asc Balk of Propert ‘ _ tom in Tres? 2 =S= for Sons—Seyerg! Charitable \=. Beqvext a : ... ~ By ré 4 ; . = io 7 SS f iva for recreation are me ) “«: : \- “_ 7 onmtv do rc thentedives an ip justice — aa e , ae : hot are a serious bandicap to longs 4istance touriets who must use tl SAY “BAYER A gene A. Puss are nam. , Sie, ; SA SPIRIN’”’? and INSIST! |-2¢ Eveese 8. Fuss are names . ~ Pe scurenyrene = = an S > cr eos _ ee alee if metecets whe aeed # U lecc . — } ss : = °° + 3 > ¢z 1 moat’ teamecteni Gna. tae ’ greater motomrre that we i FORA wae by milli uns and prescr ibed by physician ~ for 24 ve is 4 Ca " Mer ms ~ | = ’ and rt aan P= pore i . *? r — .* . :, : : is ae ; a : « mpi fyi rz *ausring comd iter oo: ae “aa _ 7 . ower ea : , aps | q A strange potion pergusts in ™e he ~" & aid ie i ai : ; a. aa fr ot - cir -s ** ‘he ettect th, “B r «(bex ? 12 tablets. « : . a ore can only get out of the rang wie . 3 sc it Drugg st: . ig “i } of «ity er euberben traffic tyr £ 459.2% 3 We wade mark ef Bayer Mazulfecture ef Monoaceticacides*er of & icolicect . cal ot a lenge distance away fre ie, home A t3-mile drive & onde good te mean 15 miles of traff ape, MIDSHIPMAN KILLED IN | . a bat 50. miles often is consider =H YF ANNUAL FROLIC AT ANNAPOLIS : : : -— - tie Was< Threwn aN Wall and I« yt s\ : ) Puseght vo Mave Bors Stand 75 Years of Hit by Mast ~ Consider what the title Master Malesters means to you. It meansa rer Soe 100% in quality, A ST. LOUIS INSTITUTION 100°; barley and in a plant 100% Sa _—r Blatz is rich—pure and has strength, a ee flavor and quality. Try Blatz You'll ALL DAY FRIDAY Ee rr ao ty si Prerererrrrr at 7 , i" | Rosen-Reichardt Brokerage Co. St. Louis, Mo. Distributors Wrevk Tie~ tp Traffic | or best result | Bea a SEs MADE IN MILWAUKE 3 LEE it OT lla ff 7 eeper ere i ue Muay emee Ail Kohn Stores will be open until 8:30 Thursday night to = nies Camdidacy give every one <i opportunity to lay in a full supply ON. May 29. —s KOHN KWALITY KOUNTS

Page 24

THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924. “ - Fry ' | “ three. A saving of time, work and moncy. For dinner tonight, bteak- fast tomorrow — insist thar your grocer give you the genuine Underwood's ‘“Simplifry’’ Codfish Cakes. WM. UNDERWOOD CO. BOSTON WOOD DEVILED HAM CTOR—CITY HALL STATE INCOME TAXPay. for 1924 are now due and in yment. Further information if accompanied by postage. ject to penalty as provided by MOND KOELN, COLLECTOR. ty Macaroni —Flavory 75 Years of ence as ©r Maltsters hat the title Master to you. It means a ich is 100% in quality, ity. For in addition to and experience you Blatz is made from and in a plant 100% e — = and has strength, lity. Try Blatz. You'll vor. thardt Brokerage Co. St. Louis, Mo. Distributors Tesulls WAUKEE : ‘s . € a : H ¥ yh Peer > 2 es eee —— » ee ee RMVAOKY" SQN Gar: er 3 ~~ s ad Sete” Ait *; ya S 2 SX SQ # st N — : . » ) eee > \ ee ee we. — SE or rere TE IT ene eee ~~ — . Oy S SS WS ~ Nate VAQagg »S ¥ . ‘ ." . ‘ . \ y N } * | PART THREE, Wow SN WIR IMWMiay . a.‘ . 7. + . \. ~ \ SAA A ~ ~ ‘ So) ‘ \ ‘ ‘ CSO AAA OA ~ Wo NS ‘ \ ‘ ~~ ~\S . ; ‘ WOOO ; . SSS . ' SSSA AS ‘ ~~ ‘ ~ ww SS a Oe ee LOUIS PO > ; WS ° * . ‘ SS ~s ~ ; SS \ ~ ~~ . . . . SN Ww . . \ ' ~~ ~~ IY SS . SS ‘ Ws ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ ~ ae ~" \ . - ‘ AAAS " ‘ wa ~* . AAAS RAASA SS , MOXY ~a ‘ SAS . ~~ ~ ~~ . S ‘ ‘ ~ AN \ ~~ ‘ ~ LOA x SN SS . . Qs ; NAAN NAN AANA ANIA AANANAAAAARAANA ee %% - 2 HABIT OF TAKING = (See THE SIDE ROADS jee ~ PUTS THE JOY IN — MOTOR CAMPING a ;, ) Thousands of Motorists Are a . = © > - Discovering That in This Way They Can Slip Easi- ly and Logically Into Real Enjoyment Their Automobiles. of By WILLIAM ULLMAN. who is too new he off For the motorist at the came to would like extensive touring the beaten tracks and a bit of mo- tor camping en route there convenient way to find out thousands of motorists » discov- @ring that along the sid rogds within their own there is much to give glimps ef things going in for n extensively year than ever before The first rule of touring and auto Camping is to develop ability to get eff the beaten those who have fried bacon under na- tures canopy and blazed new trails It may seem like an ob Ment, but that is only because mo- tordom scarcely appreciates what it Means to have the average motorist * wedded to traffic that he glances St side roads with dread and fears to leave the concrete stretches. Motorists who hesitate to MWiud on tires and dust on cannot be expected to be | land of the sky ard pitched tent, unless the process is gradua! logica! That many n who ar-¢ Wizards are beginning to Apprecia: the fact that the break they first n plan Sunday dri’ conside-- ation for nature the Qrtificialities of highway traffic. In the Week-End Parade. To the majority of m: week-end spins are nothing or less than parad! ished aini¢ I dapper When occupants @rent breathing their own a2zain in cars, breathing in carbon monoxide from the exhausts of In front of then of bun pers With an Sign for what be know whether is a counties ¢ a the mo? . at sort »s * .. ‘es , BPa Sons : ris il are Ore this LrackKs sav VIOUS sBlate- get hood to the open is and why otprists traffic a State tours. St. Louts ris nas cneice oOo mot L | . —— enfficient to initiate one into the “weal country. The Mileace Unfortunately, Not Important. *} e idea }oesT ‘ work out Man\ , who goes 50 les from home himeelf in w: traffic normali, It isnt Continued well 7! oror =] finds than he i= a med ti leare Sext Pace. on > WE SELL TIRES Your Favorite Brand—Be Convinced! FOR LESS Purchased for Thursday, Friday, Saturday Only. | A Guaranteed Heavy Tube for $1.00 With Every Tire NEW FABRIC TIRES SPECIAL. BARGAINS 3a 3 . ¢ eat eo sacrifice; all first quality Tires are averaging /8.- 600 miles or more. A real sale of better-clacs Tires. Heavy raised nen St. Charles. then > thre ugh Leslie Ei ose - Route Nov 2 to High Hill (&2 miles) Linn and jJef- Where swing into Route No. 22, to (“ontinue Montgomery (‘ity (34). Mexico s sii Centralia (143), Moberly where take No. 10 to Key- | (204), Brunswick toumst only in arTre be reached weather con- the St. Cnarles, then folk W entz- (G8), (146), | (213), hansas there ‘nor 9 ) should be matt tes and the.r Fioute bud. Mount Sterling. ity (146 miles). - san ®* through Califorma, Tip- ym Athans Sedalia, Warrensburg and Lone Subahon ts . mT = + ; ‘) ; ey Up a (219). ! —_——-— | How few Franklin owners change to other makes is shown by the scarcity of used Franklins in other dealers’ hands. : : Look through any newspaper and check this up. RANKLIN FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR CO. A. E. SPIELBERG, President 2217-19 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo. v s ON THE MISSISSIPPI — ~y\% Carrolton (242), Springs (295), (Total ' One also can take the St. Charles- | Wentzville road to Fulton and then) swing over to Jefferson | Route No. City via California, Tipton, Sedalia and Warrensburg (320 miles). ’ ' ‘. . NEAR WITTENBERG There are three practicable dry weather routes to “The Cape,” as | . NUMBERS DENOTE Seamer) STATE HIGHWAYS MARKERS ?) A-TOURIST CAMP TOURING FACTS ‘Analysis of the coming season is unusual A. report says. a eo a UPON WHICH 10 |, A ge IRI a ee OB a EN, tp, me ta Yat 3 + tte - : THE SUMMER i sb erie 2 aly. gra a, That Will Make This thi, Best Season Yet in Whicl to Own an Automobij and Enjoy One’s Vacd_ tion in It. : Exclusive Diepetch to the Dispasch. WASHINGTON, May 239 is an analysis of the touring look all over the country for summer, as broadcast by the ing and Transportation Bureau the American Automobile . tion, following an exhaustive st of the touring possibilities of 1924 season. According to the A. A. A. ft a a ee ee ee ee ee several respecta, not the least vghich is the fact that touring cilities have been stimulated by great increase in the number motorists. As a direct co of a record-breaking registra will have available a record of touring service. 650 Now Motor Campa “There was never a better t to own an automobile,” the A. “AD et 68.000 miles of new roadway been constructed in the last years. Dealers’ service extends every hamlet. so that the need never be concerned over functioning of his car. Reutes carefully marked Icxcetisior City. and to Kansas Mileage, 342). City on) 15 and go to Kansas &. Louis to Cape Girardeao— follows: | Via Belleville—Free bridge into | (10th street East St. Louis, to State ; ' ; | | street, right two blocks, left on | Park Drive to Edgmont, right on West Main street and through the | Belleville public square, following | Route No. 15 to Mascoutah, Okaaw- | anal. throughout ti, country. | “In addition, a large ‘ 4 cme ae | ee The Tubular Backbone and Tubular Sub Frame Will not let the FLINT FRAME squeaks and rattles. > The frame is the foundation of your car. Fifteen feet of flexible spring length takes care of road shocks. _ — RUNNING ON THREE WHEELS The FLINT SIX FRAME is absolutely RIGID. You would not purchase a house if you thought the foundation would sag. an Drive a FLINT and you will see the difference. ST. LOUIS FLINT COMPANY 3320 LOCUST STREET) St. Louis, Mo. wee

Page 25

en dat Ba OH) ok oe ee: 2 Pim The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED & spare the space for ano*th- a | ‘ You May Have a Year to Pay the Balance a ; The tourist placnizng on risit fest stemeceeneeenctasin ae the Northwest this season will f .: D 6s gceans to the Yellowstone Natic Park through central Wroming much tmprored Dy constructios the new highway threugh the W ~~ : - * . "resident of Auto Dealers Association Says Present | 7 = . . . : ‘ is One : : - —s crm ‘¢ a. IFI .- feminime variation of ‘the : is Disgrace to City — : nad moon igh A’: ; above ourtfit will ciothe any woman WE WAST aUPosmosr_es i be 7% nfli = a eae rene ee Ore ~~ ° Gers off she cor ° ‘igh Sultadly for a long camping tour Pi . nes En Mem Pe —— ee valtes om the Riv er carycn. a@ang away wreh ti ——— gE n spias! we “ When ¥ Seem Is Too Long. S Leas ewees of old trail known as Bird's Eye p ? Diseatisfaction with the auteomo- a ee eet it sometimes happens that in at- eadiy “i you bow guad Ow! Creek : : . ; ’ ‘ 7 id — — jfile camp in Forex Park. and ee ee “sing around taching the hose from the air Be a” Strate te OS 4 - ‘het Stil im. it is pump at the filli station the air ey 4 This new deviation which & Rh the reports of t which tour- . ' é » Stee 3 Ww ee , ing -e sa: nae! 2c simplr gushes out arourd the ecause e Must Have More of “Sem the Yellowstone highway, betw are spreading throughout al . —-cuas Te" , « : valve stem of the tire and will not Casper and Thermopoli« is bat ~ - *n . . . - = ets — ——_ Pp , ae . ; “$ as »* : io ss O06 Ww miry ts resulting if 4 movemen to Adre_cu v8 er ~:ese0¢8@ RKS : — ente he tube i smatiy thie indi- , ; : : : aa R Length wet % in te > establish in St. Louis «2 camp for a = 5 mitec Mates tou cates a efec*ive nosz! ne . for ge ' of pistes >a miles 182 . J a — -_ >. - . — : —_ . . " x — : “ a Ns _ - al P = ~~) . ~ . — ' SOP PME p.aces - iva a4 => artirg a r : : 5 J as ’ - . : inz AI " : va ve protrudes An i. ts Tr screw - Ph * with an azcgrTege-* lengi a ef C ur iouris. cam) . . : ‘rive over Riwerwiew Drive past Chain of Recks and -t k ont - - ” . ws mer ete eecll atti tate Che ath oosk vy ; Bees. ‘ . Gaal to =. Lous said F » 88 ae F . ’ Riles a , : ‘BE ‘he Valve turt Ser in ne em - Pim , . ee § ) att. fs Bellefontaime road and on » Spanish Lak: F : sme ' :, ° Bes . —* ut-off ts a Federal Donald. president of the & , og eee 4 re en =... of the tube. , ’ : owe : ee a. : rued. Just south of the Jake. ome can go through Bia : | . oo project, and cost over $7 50. 904 | : sh the offi - “ sc” te ‘ere AS Qf - ™ ” > ® Awmomodi Dea _ a2 Swinging south on the BRrewn read. ome passes construct. and allhous a a nadeguailer ' ‘ ' tion . . ea". School, and picks up Natural Bridge read. Going west epenins cate MSA nitary and . " i. ~ a 0 - re —S = ome to Bridgeton, tmst south of the aviation field pow accesso and wh e@s& ly rdesira Die | rally « : ieternations! air meet was heid eondition fore the opening 4 nAe@ *® *Aamp ir ? : , . me . 4 caeaey eae . — Then there ix the eptien of coing ahead on the a: ‘he park. which is on Jute i , © . ' | h “we Wind Prrer canyon @ YY Poet uniess yo " weoad to St. Charites. or of swinging south through |! ov to ; ; . $ u ia, Miller, Firestone. Goodrich. Oid- ts . SOD PRE OO em > errr ewe SA ee) aes a eee eee @ ete. ee oe —— eee = i SP me oe Oo em: ihere was nothing ~ = - ,e Street road and west to the Craig road and rmigm ¢: id Kelly d 30 other hich ti . ou T hod — ake. To return to the Oliwe Street road. it is necessary ‘o : : an igh-grade tires peamncteege cee ptoumetir woe " t ny i. ig to - _ gras rag all ye ee enty 2} Then. going west on the Olive Street read. ome finally comes to ,dicularty for 3000 feet. and ny. ¢ : lace sendiculariy for « saw a ‘ao ead of the read on the bank of the Mimsour: River. Returning tre ory runs that no ome has ever ' Gumbe, go south on the Kerr's Ml road to Baliwin on the Manches- Deen able to pilot a beat thre ter read. (If there is time, ome can go through Pleasant Valley on the she turbulent waters of the W Siecher read and on te Ellisville.) Im either case. there is the option River canyon. of returning to St. Leuis over the Clayton or Manchester roads. - zh e. eunrte who plan to enter im ) 3% 5 & ee ’ park by this route can make . B m 7 = frem tasper to the hospitad business. HABIT AKING % side trip ft nengens le. = not goed © OF T. ) ewe O or a r az S — ig Teapot Dome and Salt Cr SIDE ROADS PUTS ; 5a Oo. ee: oil fields. which are But 4° @ 3a distant and on zrod highway. If be feund such a camp in 64 234% , ai aan. | Te 209° population ot ~ JOY IN CAMPING . Jefferson at Locust - 3 Modern camp greants SEUSS , er . q } is —_- ~~ =a aE on —_ — —_— . ean r LAP. “4 5 oe TT? rs ie ae Ye 4 - e 7 ve of a day's run. one would shrug bu —s— — - e : ) . : Preerding ; Wholesale Distributors 2 ewett = nstruct = & Certainly nowhere near the .,.v,igers and accept it as good _ “Vn ee Area Retail and for Paige and J =: eonstructed at. ae = Ye cilities there showid be for even ,.eough That is. he would if it _ sauona: motoring. Sut the Remes' 25m Opes Sunday and Evenings. Central 2773 “3 . mopolis. ant ne Page ir gs ae well equipped wit! se ection ~ ve ++ . - “e | relatively tow rho do use rt. was ec lecated as ‘to attract not = zo. Main hic! , | 3 ’ Ways are a iure to the very things ae : weal gam, the city alse ay hotels with sccomm Mech Money. Involved. more than 15 to || rars. and if mo eae om modern motorist desires to get awa) | “Tourists come here and boast of ... oniy stopping over night reat a “en . i . . ° ‘ For _ oat my ne sonec a eT + ; oe , wonderful camps in other there would be mo reagon to praise ey seated : wh ee “ — big 4 tiens for over 74° guests a Gee. They teli about the ome at .. to other tourists. It is much — on see —_ eos Se Thermopolis. at the north en ra. * rT . ; . > lg ar AE . q pver that cost $200,000. and of- iarericr to camps in many small S°*°* 250 automatically takes the . oe. | Cf the canyon. is famed as the \ ae ’ tion a : al Cd tar rest m3 Le? a first step by getting off the beaten track For imstance. when he torrs. his a camp :s a liability instead of an ts his own. Accordingtr asse" Tre average ‘tourist CAM there ij; " good reasor why he hardly speak well of it. and is more «howls owt at a time when the springs im the world. arm aap. Although the arerage perscot under the impression that Every bod State of Wyoming is 2 desvates ikeliy to speak dmparac ing’ Fy oc: : " : ho inten a = 2 sher—a cu er-in- 4 ; = 4 wal Gs an n are jammed wit care wh See ert st a = difficult to Tima. t¢ his vacation commences at noog st in - ot affair . J that Tt is sma and cannot be materiai- -— . - 7 ite aie : > ; western part of the Stat. ise SE ¥ ai ee. at most worderfu!l Saturday o! ' . — the camp thought that washer ._ —— > in saturday i \ + j | maggie 282 Pega erate vy enlarged withou encreachiME a!) the rear he mar prefer to spend | | | | great. be said. Imyton ts cet- ‘ 3d if done in the Northwest tast fall foods but State departments & af many as 7°00 to 3°94 tour- ‘owns. Sa night : — A Te a city of St. Loum size such came in the ptber dar frem ' He had nothing but Why” RBecawse "oo — *- > ¢ gua TS. thousands of dollars worth of — ytvon » yong cm the afternoon going over the camp- ) ! . " thes comsist of a smail Duliding. '® ing gipment and king sure ' | | “ beet kind cf coodwi!! advertis- ' =e CGUT . 25c ™SzAInNE SU | | | | | , ieee ae out of ha: it ahead in tourists register, a2 drinKIMS rhat he has everythings he - needs | ' } | 4 been active in pairing *h . . = : ) ; p * a : —- Soe —_ A ae fountain. three outd cor wash - rather tha spend a hectic after- ) ’ \ Vi 4 ii gz ) es =e wave. and reports from 12 Bum | | ’ ; i ef points indicate thag tre (oe > - a : - Admittedly. But ft's the stands, rwo coid shower Daths two .... a — On . .\\ \ | ~~ ‘ Ss. t hoor amid a bighwayfui of mota- ,* ) fi : iii y. things that count. gouble f laces and ‘nadeouate : . \ ' : if ont wT fed eood road eonditions g ‘ ~) ia St Lou " P avi ‘ rep: ‘ Ao Ne - «f= who ima gre ">ew are gerthne ‘\) 7 ; a = ds: : § t wee ay as tO PM ce oilets It should be noted. bow- e thebe > tr > : ; ‘ys i a eral) teelf im a tien ect only to .. ' the most cut of their cars By fc \ .\' . — — > . , | sf > c poss " " ewer. that the camp is kept ciean towin the leader N | => : “ j a ; The Creat Falls {Viont.) ‘ re e e ’ . ~ " . ’ - . if ee j . ; — } : “a , “ue of the Natic | finding a more switabie site for a | ~ - f oe the Mortana link of . their money here , a , ; : + ee 5 - ts tin ¥ ' ramp McDonald said today It . - ’ ‘ — ; S ae Park -1o-Park Hichwory. = “The flood of monev-«pending : - : . a good condition... with e ph - a : 4 i * « = | & . ’ ~ : . ee Pit =e . ad . A 4 oft 2 tn » , ‘ ° a’ “a J £ he f the F's * Ir us" x ”*> reason and eriovabie” If he ix a mo- rear seat. This does not neceesearn!: | . % ea camper, we force him imo that reul: in greater gas consumption CARS of Scenery aad atmosphers Down Payments as Low as $25 on moneemen ae ae ae Take a Whole Year to Pa eas may be. oat Sane wate camp im Forest Park. as the wheels ce: better traction a a? ae = = ~ pert ttn 24 years. He a ear y ie A a representatives are le St. Lowls @ away behind other and waste less cas deca! they — ' Bb migiways Setore the are —s : shear now when a car is right “5 emncti — oo onder every poscible and remm he thie ene sesbest. fra ¢ pas] Secease they hoortt geen te werk abd then amend There seweral cars im this sale which you can bay with $25 mechanically. Mr Lewis That's y right We let yee pay 2 small & F ) » service to the Insured. Th 5 Sot spin less eee ebey mi cash. We give you a whole rear ‘o — a . Dutit down payment and then 131 months to take re | § etbomtany eben we me remainder of the morning or : advertisement or facts told ; ar as though you didnt mn ideal sp : you our-Door Sedan “2" *o you It carries a = | our car a9 thew : ee (=... | 22" SSS || So ne ee proof uto Finis SEE bene at | Wa Bids Picciide by Use of Newest sen Sete Rome Hn Buicks, Dodges, Chandlers, Studebakers, Hudsons and Other Makes Factory Sale git of carets.is thought out plans Vouched-for Closed This Chandler Chummy Sedan 1h he fire at spring wrecicng roads won eee oll soo map a : | > be famili Chandler “oupe 33 ' —— Nes : wr» evern ' ais : ‘ ‘? : 7 . ‘ . : . °° . ~ $ ‘Test sense. "Rh s€Usfactior in ever, , =. - > meh the | Chevrolet Tern= Way one does co t fe _Ouring ~~ —._ The amocth. satip-lke surface. who eft toerr actually im- ) of those cases whe-- “handler *-passenger Four- ~ proves with age, will not stam. is cxtremety to . » enone . ¥ a —y ciran. co- i so x _— reward . an S300 This is a 1922 mode! with the power‘u] Pikes Peak motor. Car has Let Us Give You an Estimate and Explain the satin nomad em oe “sagern :-paseenger Touring $250 : been overhauled. is newly painted and is ‘ully equipped us ciose to the center of Duce Method to You Fully. songestion. and in that respect are OPEN EVENINGS DURING THIS SALE Spica of the ‘ A if nt ne “A IMD McQuillan-Bradford Motor ute oy Safina wtaacs | LOOK at These Cars at Once--Dependable Used Carsare Selling Rapi Coac i Com 2 apie ret aA A > pany s a Nzeans= nt ™ ¢ . a thermos bottle. - ' , ° ° Dose Date Sea "" |) ates Cormeeea | Lewis Automobile Compan 1900-04 LOCUST STREET ee : , | . me ) Chandler _ . S u 0 0 e 0 y Bomom 33382 —PHONES~+ Bomont 2381 it ind alley. Let's ent : Chandier Coupe - tenia Chandler Distributors for 10 Years i oe OFFICIAL DUCO PAINTING SERVICE STATION] n= C8 e-em Chandler Showroom Used Car Department ——— Chandier Touring. 8 ese 4700 WASHINGTON 3918 OLIVE ST. oe eee eoaeere- » 4416-18-20 Olive St. J... Moree DELMAR 4460 , SALE AT BOTH PLACES 20 4 LINDELL . | i ki athe, a A og mad *P ashes if they are nor 9 2 - a , Teo) 6«RuUMmrrous A ou re a — _ if yee MOTOR CAR CO. 124 omiy loesen the mod mo i — ou ll Be ; 4 | : {ee i O action if You shine on the body. ; —_ >... : ante ¥ 4 oe ‘ y : a ene i gu) oer ages & ‘ J eo Fa Pe Ty

Page 26

THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924, nP ayment Jewett ance MOBILES g00d used autome ton new Jewetta and Paiges. for the Use Car business bringing. We will give liberal Care on our new ones. And the very best values on the mer. than 1200 St. Louis owners of will gladly tell you hew goed t Have More of Them ly selle the New Paige Tew _ each powered with the smooth. P. Paige Motor —~its long-lived per- by high-preesure oiling. It art hour in high ee fast as you R thiy and silently. formerly sold fer $2450. now for only $1795. Other modeis price reductions A 300% is. ty * the reasee. hed-For Geel y vouched for by J. D. of this company. r has been overhauled, mh newly painted and like new. Real Utomodile Co. men will teach yeu Year to Pay you pay a sma!) proportionate you 12 long months to take care of demonstrate this Snap to you. It carries a This Up euarantee. Quickly his Car is in tip-top shape, new- y painted, tires are all good and as new Pikes Peak motor. 4 In Wonderful Condition y Here » iy the Yellowstone highway, between | 59 construct, aR tage = oo a jie > —— Jee on = z ~ ~ SL RR OER, TO = °- eT ae Po err Were ~~ a 2 . : The Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED OVEN WYOMING ROAD |SLEEPING COMFORT FULLY q IN FAMOUS CANYON HALF OF A CAMPING TRIP Contract for 10,000 ot Them. on | Highway WUi Be Made 36 Feet| 4 Jt Opens the Big Horn Basin and Attractive Scenery to the Motorist. Good Bed, with Plenty of Bedding Beneath One and Enough Over Sleeper, Essen- tial for Outdoor Enjoymient ' ' ' | The tourist planning on visiting | the Northwest this season will find | acoess to the Yellowstone National] a By JIM LANCE Roughing it unnecessirily is not test of manhood: instead, it is much improved by construction of |of doors living. There is nothing the new highway through the Wind | effeminate about being comfortable | River canyon, doing away with the | afoot, on horseback or motor camp- old trail known as Bird's Eye pass, | ing. | across the Ow! Creek range. Sleeping comfort is essential if This new deviation which ts on | 0m is to enjoy traveling. More Camping trips are spoiled by in- . adequate sleeping arrangements =Casper and Thermopolis, is but 13/than by balky cars or rough roads. © miles in length, yet it is hewn al-/| For if one sleeps well, he can stand most entirely through solid gran- | *2ything. ite, and three tunneis are required, | So the most important piece of with an aggregate length of over | C@™pPing equipment is the bed and $00 ict. _ bedding. If something must be The cut-off is a Federal aig *4crificed to cut down weight. and project, and cost over $750,000 to one's purse does not permit buying and although the officia] | the expensive light sleeping equip- | Lf ¥ uo i = @epening is not until July 1, it is MONE, better cut ‘down on some- pow accessible and will be in good | thing else. ; gondition before the opening date Forms of Oar Beds. ; of the par which is on Juffe 15. The motorist who has a.coach, The Wind Piver canyon is very OF @ sedan can solve nis traveling | picturesque, with Its huge rugged bedroom problem easily. There = granite walls towering almost per- 4re a number of good models of beds for use in closed cars, as also P ~~ pendiculariy for 2000 feet, and the story runs that no one has ever yet | been able to pilot a boat through | Some rest on the Some fasten for touring cars. “eats, some have legs. the turbulent waters of the Wind |to the car. These. as a rule, per- | River canyon. mit a saving of weight. It is im- to enter the portant to make, stre fhat = such Tourists’ who ‘plan park by this route can make side trip from Casper to the fa- Dome and Salt Creek a beds are made strongiy enough to ‘obviate sagging or that they have means whereby ‘sagging* can be mous Teapot oil fields. which are but 40 miles taken up. distant and on good highway. Another form of aleeping outfit Modern camp grounds have been is a combination bed and _ tent, eonstructed at Casper and Ther- which generally is used on a road- mopolis, and the Cgsrer camp is ster. The writer used one of these well equipped with plenty of nat-'every night on a 12.509-mile trip wral gas. the city also has three in 1916 that ranged in altitude from modern hotels with accommoda- sea level to 11,500 feet up in the tions for ,over 2090 guests each. | Rockies it was entisfactory, ex- Thermopolis, at the north end of cept that the model used was dif- ‘the canyon. is famed as the loca- ficult to make imvprecnable to ‘tion of the largest mineral hot mosquitos. Also. of course, as the feprings in the world. bed rolled out from the running Although the average person is board and the tent was suspended wnder the impression that the from the top of the ear, it Was State of Wyoming is a desolate sage necessary to break camp whenever brush tract. there are many beauty one wanted to use the car. But spots in the western and north- some of the newer models offer a western part of the Stat. mosquito defense and have mos- A great deal of darnage was quito-proof windows for ventila- done in the Northwest last fall by tion. Some of these outfits weigh floods, but State departments have as little as 20 pounds deen active in repairing the high- There also is a combination tent} Wave. and reports from 2 number hed which can be put up apart of points indicate that the tourist from the car. t consists of a bed, will find good road conditions gen- generally with a patented leg ar- erally rancement which permits it to be The Great Falls (Mont.) Com- set up on somewhat uneven ground mercial Club reports that the route vet maintains the bed at a level. from Great Falls to Glacier, over|This is easy to make mosquito- the Montana link of the National | proof, and it does not tie the car Park-to-Park Hichway, ts In VYeryidown to camp. Here again it is good condition. with the exception vital to see that the vel loes not of the Blackfoot reservation, where | sarc. new construction is now tn prog- Cots and Folding Beds. ress. although there is a good de- Where one is using a tent, cots tour. The Custer Battleficld High- | orter a solution of the bed problem. way is also in good condition, while They are cheap, and can be bought the trails in the western part of in warious styles. from the ordinary the State are being put in condi- army variety to a more elaborate tion is farsi as the snow melts on fAlaing affair that has special ten- the divide. sion mechanism. The weizht o ere . See. SOME! n single cot, & feet long and wih Use of Insurer's Service Card. inches wide, will be about 17 to 134 Not all motorists who carry in- | pounds. and it will fold ‘nco ae = ; ’ ad ‘ SuUrance in the largest companies —” hg oe pare ag page, 7: = know that by carrying the insurer's tend ste cots. 52 inches wide service card with them and pre- niin with a bar lenethwise through | senting it to the nearest local agent the middle to prevent sagcing. One or tepresentative in event of acci- |advantage of a cot is that preity is dent. fire or theft of car, much of |space beneath it for storing things | the detail is lifted off their shoul- jin the tent. 7 nate ders. The insurer has his interests There are good folding eas, at stake, relatively small as they with special devices oF Keepins may be, and for that reason his |them from sagging. These — : repress ntatives are instructed to/| bit more than double cots. ete pe TYPE YSW-613 ages eee , the through NEW HAVEN, Conn. May 39. : &h main line routes in the F Been Awarded. A contract for planting 100,000 | i ‘ ; way has been awarded. Half of | these trees must be planted feet is con- | tra rtati | I | - nspo ; spring and the other half next fall. {templated in plans now being car- ota ‘aa eng York, Raaswiah comes are 2000 Tied out by the State Highway De- and Rhode Island pee trees to be planted by the Lands partment. This is the outstanding | routes that carry the main mundial Tine nearing completion, emé@ State is a part of the proposal, and | don.,-and the branch of this route | Valley highway from the usetts | western corner of the State north- This plan involves four distinct | ~- ——aaee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ""%" 23) through route from New London, t York to Norwich and Putnam to the | Massachusetts and Rhode Island, line at Massachusetts. (and vice versa. The most import-| Added to thease, ts the ant of these are the Boston post | military concrete highway Hartford to New London. | fron To Avoid Scratching Gam. to Springtield. ‘ Always throw away rags used [ The others are the Housatonic | cleaning spark plugs. Should th ‘ south- | rags carry a bit of carbon and used for polishing, the body /of motor transportation Connecticut from New ward to Massachusetts, which is| be badly scratched. * he and Forest Department. A total of 200.000 plans wil! te “ } ' iol -or wae ee + : ve . necessary along the principal high- Wh Ha I I : : s.e¢2D comfort- ‘s in the western p: t ably. A Saving in cost and weight au ae ’ ogee: = You obs Your Motor can be made by buying an air bed that is just long the hips off the the legs to take care of -hemselves. —— Short air bed can be purchased Or most sleeping bags.’ ‘The slee i .

All Strictly First, Factory Guaranteed | P eerteee ion tngiade by the Sterling Tire Carveration j/ and eos Send %4-tnab neste tne eenmeachip. WS yun ad 3213% oe ce ocece SISB 254% ete ee een 3ix4 oe ececeeess 81485 aanaie 9 6 O° Fae 120.45, BSEF 2. 2 oe nee BIAS 2! pablo 7 a NN tae > — B14, ee eeeer een ee t a3u4 sees eeeewees $15.25 3325 e+e eee eee ee i OE: 6 3 64 oe eehede $15.45 3545 Bomont 1180—3117-3119 Locust St.—Central 151 . we ont or te ot eee ee STORE ver te ' tree charge. OrEN EVENINGS. ry on an oe a ew tiga te Ah nga, ea Yahlem Also Won the Cup Last . The Judges Have Decided That Yahlem Again Wins the Post-Dispatch Loving Cup for Selling the Most Used Cars During the Second Annual Used Car Week, May 4-11 | ras 2 > pene or a “ s Year I Here Are the Reasons— YAHLEM Is the Champion, 1. 2. 3. 4. S. 6. YAHLEM gives a set of tools free. 7. 8. 9. 0. 11. YAHLEM has over 3300 satistied customers, YAHLEM always gives his customers a square deal and their money’s worth. | . cushions, beautiful oe is eel of extras, Comer. leaving town, aad says } dr > a r used: qua! . once $490 e in se ars p- ~~~. ain <n beautifal car, and erty Bn "CO. 1035 N. Grand. | just think ot the price aie Open Sunday. | |__1035_N. Grand. Open Brenings. 1919 CADILLAC, $650 TEMPLAR “SPEED KING” | Daddy of ‘om all, the wonderful Oat. YAHLEM charges no interest. The world's fastest wreck car Some | (Mae tourine. But sed: it's perfect 6 wire wheels, 2 YAHLEM charges no brokerage. | | lines, YAHLEM guarantees every car. Here Is the Beautiful Post-Dispatch wea OOK! MOON $450 YAHLEM gives any terms within reason. YAHLEM gives free driving lessons. Specia! covers, 2 bought at Terme or tra YAHLEM nett a! meter ; YAHLEM gives 30 days’ free service. YAHLEM has no high rents to pay. YAHLEM is the workingman’s friend. YAHLEM doesn’t want to hog it all. A small profit looks good to him. Loving Cup YAHLEM Won hot cakes Havent rou down the ifornia top: private car, YAHLEM = Now on Display at and they send their friends. full of pep 1035. North Grand clive eaey The Kind of Ads YAHLEM Uses Here Are Some of Today’s—Read Them | $2,200 CHANDLER COUPE, | Plenty of room for 4 people: al velour _ NEW JEWETT ROADSTER This is one of the latest epert medela, with disc wheels, 2 rm. rearview mirror, automatic windshield wiper, a ist $750 ‘i finiah; care rformer on the road “ mounted on each side, in- dividual racy steps. 4-paseenger; low racy painted a ewell 2 A emeraid green stripes. Com $2475: sac- 1935 N. Grand. (Speen bvanings. ri ficed SATS: terme or tr ¥ a ; ? an YAHLEM MOTOR CO., 1035 N. Grand | LOOK! NEW NASH- ee 10D “ONT (4 ' | Beautiful touring. Oost price $1340. 1923 Ht DSON COACH | Used very little Firet ene gete it ff The most beautiful car in St. Louis. | gago Tet te Yahiem'a. Neptune blue finish. bumpers, spare a big sacrifice. MOTOR CO.., touring; cerd tires, onginal tinish, Conti. fast. powerful car; cort gineets claim the RPickembacker is the $180Q; thats why Yahierm sbils cars like world's finest car ‘or the money Coat easy terms or trade. $1696. and Yahiems« price is S405. Can quic x Term oF ee . boulevards” De touring. Special khaki tan paint ;ob; (a! tires, $500 in extras alone; imported seat covers. curd millionaire » Latest sapdéel weed wery little: owner a dream: coset ; firet ov ‘et with finamrit! rewerses in busteess, cete it for $9250 Terms or trade. forced to sarrifix Chance for quick MOTOR ©0.. 1946 N. Grand onyer. A written guarantee gees with " 1. Can of Wowst very reasonable Egy | RUN, FLY, JUMP TO YAHLEM’S TODAY MARMON CHUMMY $850 Our Store an. ae eee de luxe. viclet paint ‘ob Tieys. se @ teal «ar: wonderful "pert with cream etripe and cream wheels: just roacei“r; ene atte like #2 thor : step on the gas and shes off like a «treak ‘ei Mans COF, steps @ut to 7 & real car for a real nmumn: worth $1750 any time, the price ‘« a joke the motor alone is worth that much; wil! tertras /-TAHLEM MOTOR ©CO.. 1935 N. Grand | TAHLEM MOTOR Co., 310345 De luxe model, 6 _will comvince you it's worth $1000 of | Man's money Yahiem wants a . sale, now, hurry up; terms er trade. pigeon gray with YAHLEM linen seat Terms as you like tire: can he | 1m5 N. Grand. Mad cay, OH! LOOK! 35_X. Gren A RICKENBACKER ‘First one ever offered by the company. | They are very scarce. The most -talkedof car in America All 1925 feature Pn you beat tise’ Act trade. YAHLEM MOTOR CO.. 1035 N. Gremé 1924 BUICK SEDAN 4-WHEEL BRAKES thle beauty luxe reol'ing eport torn YAHLEM MOTOR, _CO.. 1085 N. Greee AUTO BUYERS, LOOK PACKARD SINGLE SIX roed - some heen : any hooks lke bramd-oew: ready for the road, ritvor. if miles or a trip te Califormia: cost 32S: ote earrifice is trade, «ome earty. ma whl «eo today. N. Greed SEE YAHLEM, 1035 N. Grand See Yahlem’s Ads in the Post-Dispatch Classified Section, Today and Every

Page 27

The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED THURSDAY. MAY 29, 1924 ors That Should Count— Popular Styles for Motor Touring. | . There is a hotel at La Salle, Gelection of a tent for motor Sustained Speed. - and camping is entirely feasi- ping is a matter of several far | j bie ore—ease of erection and takiog Mt. Louis to Onicago Ta 2 P eh ing boeard—they i) ood * cl erm | Ze from the runnin , one weight ante. — ke . VENRYG Omran o must be taken down whenever the limit: whether one wants to #uUrtainee Ss are Pp a¢ car is moved. free to use the car after pitch iat : | emma returnin s . Peoria ) “ Poarriac Watsexa 6 Whatever style of tent is used, camp or is willing to have car , ... - Af Seventh Pex dD re { Cwe Men one should make sure that it can jed down to tent, and whether gireet -« Choutean avenue ro oo, ; be closed against mosquitoes and he trip is to be one of overnigh! anito th: Rridee. then ir \G@erwVAL.ey > =f. a that it has mosyuito proof ventilat- ops or with stays of several days Tenth «': & Youle to end 26 we i ng windows. With the less expen- uratien of «treet. jog 100 feet left and turn 4 HOOPESTON © sive tents, a little cheesecloth or The best and lightest tent mate- i right: Ninth «treet and fo MASON CY > mosquito bar and a bit of ingenu- mi ie the so-calied “bailoon silk.” iow jit int Collineville road Cy LINCOLN ity will solve this problem. hich is not silk, but a cleth mace ris Row ll, as with ail “ As has been noted, the umbre!l- closely woven. iong-fibered cot- cihere in Jilinols. is elaborately Aruans £ mL Dawe - -la tents have sewed-in floors. The om. Properly water-proofed, 6° marked not on the highwa. . ne oneneien same effect can be obtained in hat the pots of the material are but through towns and cities. £0 Spr LD A ° ' . ot filled up, is ideal tent mate-iynes « motorist can hardly go : 4 Cn cloth and ground cioth. The sod lal. The second choice is doubie-: crn, Follow the No. 11 signs on Cunrnan oA see ¢ ciah is a strip six to 19 inches Ned army duck. which also should jpprouch Highiand (25 miles) wide that is sewed all around the be water-proofed. A tent made of |‘ Gm-senville Vandalia (75). and “V/R0Eew Paes bettom of the tent and turned in- Kher of these materiais show's prringham (167); to Marshall, 156 ward so as to lr flat om the mm for years. If one cannot af- mies from louis. At the east Q CAELINGLLE ground. The ground cloth, which is ord such materia t weuld be 4.4 of Mars awing left int Z the size of the tent floor, is laid wtter to rent a tent for shart tripe. pours No 1 and go through Paris Gacesrre }. iown so as to lap over the sod hough ingenuity and water-proof (173) Dar aa Wa k a . cio | This arrangement is better neg will) work m miature m racie= ; Women (290). and St AST Tow Ba tman the sewed in floor in some Tedays popular tent stvies ar ger into throug? Chicag \ s } La Salle, then six and a hait miles east om Route No. 7 to the park. ! using their cars for tents with the aid of home-made or patented 'the car is in motion, since the pots similar to those used in fireless beds which lie on the seats or have legs or are attached to parts of the car. heat. Food may be coaked while lids that lock eecurely and pans used are supplied with cookers. _ — THURSDAY. MAY 29 isu The trailer, which unfolds into a | miniature combination of tent and bungalow, has its devotees, but is not for the man of limited means. Much ingenuity has been ex- pended on transforming chassis and truck into traveling hemes, some of the auto bungalows rang- ing in cost as high as $25.000. Then there are several types of tent bed which can be erected apart from a car. But, attractive az most of these more elaborate substitutes for tents are, most men and an in- creaging number of women are coming to feel that really to go camping means having a real tent. * 32-Mile Comcrete “White Way.” What, it is said, will be the long- est “white way” in the South is to be made by electrically lighting the $--mile concrete highway between the cities of Dallas and Fort Worth, Tex. Artzona Camping Ontlook. Northern Arizona this year, will other types of tent By use of sod _mMmake special efforts to attract vis itors and campers from the warmer sections of the State to th® seuth- ward. The abundant rains of the Spring assure ample water in the creeks and verdure such as not known for many years past. Cooking by Auto Exhaust. Auto tourists now can use’ the heat of their engines to cook their meals by means of an oven attach- ment. The oven fits over the ex- haust manifold, which supplies the 3 years old still looks new / ‘One afternoon, some years If your car looks dull, ago, I was admiring ™Y and perhapsabitcommenplaca, ~ ee go over it with Common Sense. me it was more than two Itissoeasy to we You will years old; and thathe kept be amazed with the quick, it occasionally with remember, it is not s “finish” Common Sense. Sowhen! nor the false lustre of a layer | bought my car, @ little of wax, but your car’s ows Be later, I also got abottie of original, permanent finish, 4 it looking hew by cleaning prilliant, lasting results. Common Sense, and usedit sparkling again. on the car about onceevery saved and a better job done, five or six weeks. Mycar ata cost of only $1.0. is now three years old, and the finish is perfect; withs Your favertte Accessery denier Rejection as Important as Se: lection in Preparing for Trips. In a Way. getting together the $deal motor camping equipment is more a matter of rejection than of gelection. Few are the campers who do not find that a number of “essentials” are discarded on the road. Possibly, the first thing to get is luggage carriers for the runsing boards. These may be the collapsi- bie affairs purchasable anywhere or stout steel: bars or cleats with strips of webbing or straps with which bedding, tents and other ar- ticles can be firmly lashed. | Good clothes can be packed in lustre that ls richer, and Druggist can getit for you readily ‘a suit cases. Work ana touring if anything, more beactifu!l same —- 1“ aerepese: a clothes and soiled clothing can be than the day I first saw it = carried in duffl ebagsg which in the salesroom.””’ COMMGN SEFSE BPG. CO. tare: Lous a. shou!d be waterproof. s y Some kind of a bor should be —-* provided tq serve as _a& sort of , R kitchenette. It can take the ple ‘ of the rear trunk, be set Im the ()MMON ENS Bs tomnmeau Or go on a running board. 3 Except when traversing regions AUTO POLISH ~~ f where stores are few and far the THE GREASELESS CLEANSER keeps cars out af the paint shop tween. the average camper wil] be better off bal he does rot ‘ry to carry much food A day's supply If he is fussy about his eating, ae a ahead shoud Ibe sufficient. A " ~ z ; St Loves ” pare cav® oF Ptraseus e560 been the (x5 "A or wedge igan aven on downtown. follow Route N £4 to Mason City Vit Broowington—Some route to ent. for uee with a roedster But (34° miles f: Louis. ) (144). and Peoria 189 miles from Springfield (108 miles), as if going | ck of head room hae caused ae Via Peorila—At Ninth street an4 c+ Louis then No. 23 to Berean via Peoria. At Springfield take No. ~ vt . aie ~ . ent so to decline in popularity q,ispury Louis, cross Mc- then No. 7 through La Salle, which 24 and temporary No. 4 for 11.8 hat few are to be seen. It is not) niey Bridge onto Broadway in is 253 miles from St. Louis; Otta- miles, then right at large detour | o be recommended for Moe Per | Venice to Madison avenue. follow- wa (269). and Joliet (217), where sign to Williamsville (124), then oo ing No. 4 markers through Granite’ Route No. 4 is taken to Justice north on No through Lincoin The Umbrefla Tent. City to Mit (13 miles Turn Park and on in Keene avenue to (140), Bloomington (172). Pontiac The umbreila tent, which is rath- "ight on con to Edwardsville Ninety-fifth street. left inte West- (208), Joliet (265), Justice Park | ; ; "rT ’ ' 6) r ; r _- "he re 2 ‘ “fie ven ' Ti nN i ? 7 Ty ; .- ronRnvenrien: ‘heen * Far 4 r HB tent will house four persons utes. and ily and quickly erected ‘facing ea er. These are convenient « here Studebaker Lt. Sixes | Studebaker Specials leeping on mattresses on the floor taken down acked away. It *! BOKINg +if anc tadie be- is level space for Both car and Sal Sale : : > - = ” = _ > - rr -* . ate be will — room = two cots. can be bough’ varioug flap tween then a nage dl ume | tent. Out REVS the came Cunevan- Was Price Was Price umbre! tent without center and curtain arrangements ne of Or .ouUur persons. especizuy it a ; age as the ten: bed which unfolds ee = : a a a > ee a ees $ 92: $ 763 0 o00se ron Late Coupe Sees $1265 $1035 DOE aac6 Grits 550 450 : Teuring Demon- ; ng $ Ss — strator $1150 $1000 Teurizg time is kere. Now is the time te Roaxd+er ovogsook S05 $ 630 4a . get a2 car—because you have sever before had aie - C ie me such 2m ecpportunity te get ene at such a Touring .....-.- $ 750 $ 605 er Balloons Cost Less eee n-onewpce-8 088 S-O E Sopeeee aoe coaye $1050 8 835 Roadster “re @@ & 75 re meen” --*- Th R . | $3 $ 725 | cm ..$ 675 $540 4 an Regular Oversize : All Popular Makes * | High P Ti The bigerst assortment te St. Logis is of- . ° g ressure iires Dodges Priced Low fered at this sale. Every popular make is Buick Bargains Sale represented. And the cars are all ready te E Sale Before you balloon your car, see the author- ‘ Was Price run. Was ized Miller dealer nearest you. He can supply CMNNE. och dca $ 950 $ 795 Late Coupe ..... $1350 $1080 UTES ar Gor canam hase ot peice ion an sas oe | VCly COE GUGNONEE Poe in eee . . . present mms, or for small wheels, at prices less Sedan ...-.....-$ 36 $ 295 Chandlers—Real Value than the cost of regular straightside, oversize, I sn cine 3 520 $ 430 Tf not satisfied bring the car you buy back | \ oi high ti within three dars ef purchase and we will Touring ..... --$ 175 S$ 135 pressure tires. Roadster ...... $ 459 S$ 360 let yeu cheese snether used car ef «imilar ouster © wasdéaes $ 875 $s 6¢3 Miller Balloon Tires have been perfected Tourimg -..--.. $ $25 $ 675 ss ae es Se Ce Sedan ......«--.. $ 575 $ 458 through eight years of Miller research and three Q& wo The same exacting care is used in making Miller full Balloon low pressure Tires, Miller real inter- changeable Balloons me- dium pressure, and Miller geared to the road high pressure cords. All sizes cafried in stock. Z years’ successful use of the balloon principle. Get facts and figures today on ballooning your car the casy, quick Miller ways. THE MILLER RUBBER COMPANY OF NEW YORK—AKRON, OHIO Makers of Quality Rubber Goods Factory Branch, 3333 LINDELL BL. For Sale by Authorized Miller Dealers Miller . Balloon Tires GEARED-TO-THE - ROAD Vas Figin Touring $ 509 Moon Touring 3 67 Dorris Touring ..$ 23° Cole Touring $ 750 Willis-sce. Qlaire Roadaer .. - 91409 A Year to Pay—Some Cars Open Car Bargains =| It is Safe to Buy BIGGEST VALUES IN OUR HISTORY. Real Ford Values R ° f Studebaker Big Sixes bes eductions 0 i Was Price Touring with Track . $ : $ 118 dise wheels ...$ 359 $s 810 ons = Tourimg ....... .$ 750 S$ 630 Seam «~~ $ 35! S 265 20% to 45% Tearing .(......8 875 § 685 Se . ceestoce: 3 345 $ 270 ‘ . i ae $385 8315 During this sale, which will last only three Overlands Priced Low Ci ea. $ 475 $ 285 days—Deroration Day. Saturday and Sunday. Roadster ....... $ 256 $ 135 | Roadster ....... $i7@ $140 = ss Chevrolet Specials | Free Driving Lessoms [~~ oy cionca care Sale | ta to Purchasers Who sete Touring ... a 3s $ 27 a Waeae Price Os OE Cannot Drive Hudson Coupe ..$1075 3 Cadillac Coupe ..$1250 Oakland rgains Buy your first car here, if you do not own Late Hupmobile Too ring i $ 1°25 $ 20 one now. You will be satisfied with the car Coupe ........3$1156 Toerime .~......8 416 $ 330 and the treatment you receive. Chandler Sedan..$ 725 at $25 Down Popular Makes - Sale $ 405 U Fr Was Price $ 540 a sed Car om Us Hudsom Touring..$ 600 $ 495 — We have thousands ef satiafied ceostemers ; ; S$ 555 all ever St. Lewis. for beth mew and Used Cars ett Roadster $1109 S$ 985 ae — = on our. Wany years in Reo Truck oe mM S 425 eo nees have bai am caviablie tart f gs $1125 the Weber Meter Car Ce. where ia 5s Hup Touring ---$ 650 $ 520 OAKLAND TOURING FORD COUPE These $100 Down OLDSMORBILE TOURING EtAc IN TOURING DODGE SEDAN DODGE ROADSTER | CHEVROLET TOUCRING Open All Day Friday " Till 10 P. M. For Only $50 Down OAKLAND TOURING FISHELL TIRE SERVICE CO. Exclusive Distributors for St. Louis, East St. Louis, St. Louis County 3456 Lindell, at Theresa Phones: Lindell 4500, 4520 vm — Weber’s Used Car Exchange 2944 Locust (At Garrison) See These Astounding Values ree Weber Motor Car Company /Studebaker Distributors for 12 Years CHANDLER TOURING OVERLAND ROADSTER DORRAIS. TOURING THREE STORES 18th and Locust Main Store North Side Store Grand and St. Louis * * a be can buy a running board refrig- erator. e'ther ome to-use ice or ode that utilizes the evaporation of water for cooling. Or he can im- provise one out of a bex. ‘aa Water Bags and Canteens A good-sized canteen its always 4 ; ienionta When going tnto des- = ert rericns or on some of the long ‘ dry stretches of Western states, one should carry one or two self-coo)- {ng linen water bags These should be hung so that they doe not rub against any part of- the car and fray through. A canvas bucket ts a real com- fort. It should be soaked for a day or two before it is to be used. The Canvas water basin works fairly well. though difficult to keep clean and neat. Bat each motorist should hare his own. On the whole. an ordinary basis is prefer- able and takes-up little more room. Water proof covers for al! bed- ding and other baggage should be carried and used ‘ For cooking one should carry “a only absolutely necessary things. The ideal outfit. of course. ie on- of aluminum that can be nested. Paper plates save space and dish washing. But one should be suré that they are burned after meal and not left to litter the ground. A L FFFFFFFFE Faas

Page 28

THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924, ee that lock securely somewhat Milar to those used In fireless THURSDAY, MAY 29, 19324. - ~—-, “ a. ™ ai Te ? 4 ee a er ee a ae - — . P * See DS) ew ey Re ee A, Re eh. BEBE, SI Pe a Pe ee x eS 3 ' iat SA oe en ek ee a ae cab lant ee P ho. ee i at oo ts C= az ma - The Daiiy POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTR other evening newspapers COMBINED ~ . _ ice 7 Thiet edie ee UR Aa eis Fh heel PI aie: > 3 “a + we everer aT HagTOMPERS TNE . aa AS ¥ +a sk is 7 ’ s | . “% f If your car looks dull, j perhaps a bit commonplace, > over it with Common Sense. is so easy to use. You will amazed with the are liant, lasting results. An member, it is not a ‘‘finish’’ the false lustre of a layer wax, but your car’s own al, permanent finish, parkling again. Repainting ved and a better job done, a cost of only $1.00. Your favorite Accessery dealer gist can getitfor yeu readily insist, Or direct trom the Labora, » Dostpaic, $1.00, CORBON GENEE BFE. CO. Saint Leute DENST SS CLEANSER the paint shop , a baker Specials Sale Price $1035 $ 450 $ 630 8S 605 $ 855 $ 540 sevens eS, 775 Beccccees 7606 eeeeeeee+- $1050 aster = ..$ 675 sick Bargains Sale Price $1080 $ 945 Value $ 1385 $ 6f5 $ 450 ¥ wa ‘ * ae aes * @ 700 MUCH EQUIPMENT Rejection as Important as Se- lection in Preparing for Trips. In a way, getting together the fdeal motor camping equipment is more a matter of rejection than of gelection. Few are the campers who do not find that a number of “essentials” are discarded on the road. Possibly, the first thing to get is luggage carriers for the runntng boards. These may be the collapsi- ble affairs purchasable anywhere or stout steel: bars or cleats with strips of webbing or straps with which bedding, tents and other ar- ticles can be firmly lashed. Good clothes can be packed in wuit cases. Work and touring clothes and soiled clothing can be carried in duffl ebags, which should be waterproof. Some kind of a box should he provided tq serve as .a_ sort of kitchenette. It can take the plae of the rear trunk, be set in the tonneau Or go on a running board. Except when traversing regions where stores are few and far he- tween, the average camper will be better off MW he does not try to carry much food. A day's supply ahead shoud lbe sufficient. If he is fussy about his eating. he can buy a running board refrig- erator, either one to use ice or one that utilizes the evaporation of water for cooling. Or he can tm- provise one out of a box. Water Bags and Oanteens. A good-sized canteen is always a convenience. When going into des- ert rerions or on some of the long dry stretches of Western states, one should carry one or two self-cool- ing linen water bags. These should jbe hung so that they do not rub ‘against any part of the car and fray through. A canvas bucket is a real com- fort. It should be soaked for a day or two before it is to be used. The Canvas water basin works fairly well, though difficult to keep clean and neat. But. each motorist should have his own. On the whole, an ordinary basis is prefer- able and takes-up little more room, Water proof covers for all .bed- ding and other bagrage should be carried and used. For cooking one should = carry only absolutely necessary things. The ideal outfit, of course, is one of aluminum that can be nested. Paper plates save space and dish | and dried. Ventilated goggles are washing. But one should be sure | @ great protection to the eyes. that they are burned after meals | and not left to litter the ground. A This Trip Is Too Pretty And Enjoyable to Hurry On ee en 7 x: “Any, e CHEST, : mannered 6.2.0. BYRNESViti 4 DF | Autre Civs aT NE of the prettiest tours in the vicinity of St. Louis is via Gravois QO road and the House Springs road to Eureka and Valley Park. The Gravois road always is attractive, especially after passing Afton und Sappington. and from Fenton to House Springs is still more in- leresting. At House Springs, swing right and continue on a delightful winding road to Eureka, then over the Antire road to Valley Park and to Manchester, the Ridge road affording some beautiful sweeping views, acd returning to St. Louis over the Manchester road. A variation can ve made by continuing on the Gravois road past House Springs and ‘urning right. at the big red brick house and spring to Byrnesville and thon on to Eureka. There are so many lovely stretches and loafing and lunching spots on this trip that it can easily be made to occupy a fuR day, with a Visit to Rankin Cave on the Antire road and a swim at Valley, Park for diversion. In fact, this is a Sunday trip that can be taken several times in a season without becoming monotonous, ee _ coffee*pot with bail saves a lot of | everybody; a supply of matches in burned fingers. 8 waterproof box, are necessities: The Lighting Problem. | Other articdes needed include: | PS OS Dish wels, cleanser for pots and Headlamps can be u . | pans scrubbing brushes, cork- periods at night. A trouble lamp | screws, whetstones, shoe brushes, : , , e is not . also will serve when on 'whiskbroom, hammer and saw, cat ole sion dark. | trying to read or sew after cake turner and the usual comple- renee pone tg min a aa | ment of forks and spoons. terns are wort carrying. Don't forget the tow rope and the best lighting devices is the gas- | some kind of “puller-out” might Oline lantern. which gives a 300-| in handy in a mud hole candle power light for 30 to 40) A portable phonograph “and hours on a gallon of ‘‘gas."’ There; ,. t also are good acetylene lanterns. | Ol? of" oe” lng one always re- Sere phe tos many noua on a eee lensing the camera at home mei 2 “a saisihin' Gy ies foakes be Then, after all this is gathered y ces. 'together, one can add the other more oe ee are almost things he “just knows” he “must an essentital. One should be sure to carry an | He will drop a lot of it along the ade ate firs c . There e | adequate first aid “ There ar | road, anyway. a number of good tfilet kits for: soap, toothbrush, tooth powder og coos, * eget ag oem MISSOURI TOURING andlé@ried. Ventilated coacies are| . POSSIBILITIES DEPEND UPON DRY WEATHER (Continued From Page 21.) An ax with a short handle; a collapsible shovel; a good knife for| __ Cut out and present this ad and we will ; | give you a pocket-size road guide, con- land to East Cape free. > No Obligatidns on\Your Part Whatsoever. - taining a large Road Map of all State Highways in Missouri and Illinois, com- plete logs of all principal automojle trips out of St. Touts and many day tri about St. ville and Ashley where swing south on Route No. 2 through Du- quoin and Carbondale to Anna, then west and south through Vine- Girardeau, where a ferry leaves hourly, mak- ing the last trip from the Illinois side at 5:30 p. m. (140 miles.) Via Hecker—Same route to Belleville, then follow red and yel- low markers south through Smith- ton, Hecker, Evansville and Chester to another ferry, crossing the river to Perry- ville, then south on Routh No. 25 to Jackson and Cape Girardeau. | This route is good when dry. (126 | miles.) Via De -Soto—South on Grand | boulevard, to Bates, to Michigan, in and Louis, take along,’ and weed vigorousdly.4 Redbud, Ruma,’ ; lnorth on the Mississippi Scenic highway through Quincy, one can travel 74 miles farther to recross the river at Keokuk, Ia., where the tremendous dam and power project are well worth inspection. St. Louis to Jefferson City via Unién and return via Fulton— Clayton, North and South and Manchester roads to Manchester, to Valley Park, crossing river and turning right into Antire road to Pacific, then west to Manchester road and follow Route No. 12 through Leslie, Rosebud, Mt. Ster- ling and Linn to Jefferson City (140 miles). This route is much improved as compared with last season, and while rough in spots ig passable in any weather and runs through a pretty country, with fre- guent opportunities for camping. There is some dirt road for about six miles west of Mt. Sterling, but, at the worst, chains will bring one through. Returning in dry weather, cross the bridge at the west end of Jef- rt Bio City and take Route No. 15 o Bloomfield and Fulton, then east on No. 2 to Mineola, High Hill and Warrenton to Wentzville. Then follow marked detour to O'Fallon and St. Peter's, and then No. 2 to St. Charles and St-, Louls (138 miles). } ST. LOUIS TO HA-HA-TONKA —Clayton, North and South road to Manchester road, to Valley Park, over Antire road to Pacific and Jefferson City. Then south on Route No. 15 to Gartside and El- Both Sides of the River Trip i ais ~~ To Resort at Chautauqua || @et Your Car Ready for ‘ ST. LOUIS TO CHAUTAUQUA VIA FERRY—St. Charles Rock road to St. Charles. At the end of bridge turn right into Second street past car shops, then take Boshertown road to Boshertown and Orchard Ferry runs hourly during daylight. At Grafton, swing right and go on to Chautauqua. turning go through McCluskey, Godfrey, Alton Wood, River, Mitchell, Granite City and Venice and over the McKinley Bridge. wet weather trip, because of dirt road beyond Orchard Farm on the I{‘issouri side of the river, and dirt roads o nthe Illinois side to Col- Farm to West Grafton. 34 miles). frey. | Ch Se Avro SLv® of misseue! a WE ARE THE ORIGINAL PRICE Originators of the Orange F ront ‘‘The Pioneers of Easton Avenue’’ Touring Necessities at Special Prices Skid Chains, per pair ... Tew Ropes Nickel-piated Radiater Shel, 7 All Aluminam Bars. model ry ae Your Decoration Day Tour Collapsible Water Buckets Picnie Cushions Luggage Carriers Tube Repair Kits.. er 300-ft. Focusing Flashlight. Com. FOR ALL CARS Windshield Chatter Eliminators ‘ (About This is not a % Gallons Oil $1.00 Spark Pi n Shades £5.00 Spotlights . H. B. Carbon Remover and Gas Re- " S t-Rear-A Inner Tube Patch..........3 for The a. - r- Motor Driven Horns s4.n0 W Sees Comfy Cushions Fr set don to Linn No. 5 to Ha-Ha-Tonka. from miles, miles. This is another Then Route r- tractive trip, with plenty of fine (Mileage |camping between Union and about 75/| Ha-Tonka which offers some of 215 prettiest scenery in the entire Mid- Cle West. It is not a wet weather especially at-j|tour beyond Jefferson City. ray Rann| ee Thru-the-Wind- ahle po Tastalled $7. 95 Ea He-|f Ry en be u ya n v +. the Parts for Fords and Chevrolets. Goodrich, Kelly and Michelis Tires 4739-52 EASTON AV. 4 CLEVELAND MAKES IT Imagine’ a hill fifty-five bhun- Gredths Of. a ‘niile*jong; with five] | turns in “it, three of: Witteh ard)” practically hairpins, loose, stong pos thebottom, very little: good ‘road and with.a grade.that's unusifally n Then imagine a ‘new &ar, at: has‘ traveled, but 210 imiiés,- gears sealed in/high, attempting to take tha,climb, That's the feat the ‘Clevelartd Six did at Dupo, 1., on the famous Sugar Loaf Hill, last Wednesday afternoon: / a The Cleveland-Touring De Luxe modcl demonstrator driven by J, I, Barly, saleanian, fér the Cleve- lahd Motor Sales Co., had thé hon- Gr’of comquering the incline, a feat which those: living” in the neighborhood stafe had neyer b fore- been accom@piished by a six- @ylinder car. RANT ES: “Newspapermen, se@yeral-. sales prospects for Cleveland, and the “following. connected with the Cleveland salés nessed the feat; rry B. Morgan. aaleg manager for the Cleveland Motor Saiés Co.; &. R. Jones, spe- clal. representative of the Cleveland factory; ‘D. L. Willingham, and -R. &..De Hathett, salesmen for the ‘“Gieveland/ Motor Sales: Co., and ‘ »Harry H, Dirden and.W. V. Lack- a 7 a - a Cleveland Six.Conquers Famed «Sugar Loaf Hill at Dupo, i, A EE NM IN I A AI I ELIDA ALLE DAS wis te: ganization swwit-| ce a “A Vorh? «Shae eee ' (. 7 oot 2% mation Bureau of Waterloo, Ia. has jist published the annual “y: representatives for the Cleye-| “Camp Site Guide and Hi-Way], ve a : Wein Best. St.. Louis. Map of U.S, A.” ‘It contains Infor- |" * #PF" ag, a> Guide F sbftahed ‘Thation regarding motorists’ campg| #Ubstanc | «peta, or from every section of the country. glass om gretes "Peuring infor-| The Highway map is complete. ' set 6 i — ——. ‘>> -t * to Ivory and Alabama avenue into | | Lemay Ferry road. At fork at west ,edge to Maxvillle, swing left on /| Lemay Ferry road to De Soto. | (Working of road makes route Was Price through Festus impracticable) Fol- ’ ' _low Route No. 9 through Flat Riv- aaigenital ny , ee $ 810 ier to Farmington, then take dirt : a ~~ $ 630 ' road to Ste. Genevieve, Perryville $ 675 and Jackson to Cape Girardeau. | €158 miles.) nds Priced Low | With these routes any combina- steeeee 8 2560 $185 Ch WO Wc os SCRE 7 OT BPR Rett ioe iP He Se EEE YEE RSE 6 Rr ,tion round trip can be Worked out. $ 140 i a ota Lia aaa Sap ieee ae a age 5% JR Pes, > eae se RSS HEP vseeaest 4 ae Hees fc Re ditenes St. Touis to, Arcadia—Lemay Ferry road to Flat River and on 4 'through Bismark and Iron Moun- . tain to Arcadia (95 miles.) Closed Cars ' . ae ase tii This is a pretty all-weather tour, Sale : | se py exit ee of ita stones ft , that can be made a one-day trip or Was etee . sa stretched into a leisurely hates or Coupe ..$1075 S$ 880 three-day trip, either camping or » Coupe ..$1250 $1000 stopping at Arcadia. 1129 Locust St. 814 N. 6th St. baker Big Sixes Sale —« ws i - — : “sealed in high.” Cleveland Six is conquering other hills, every- where, every day. What does this mean to you? It Cleveland Six power, Cleveland Six sturdiness, Cleveland Six Cleveland Six made it in “High.” They didn’t believe any car endurance, Cleveland Six roadability. It means that Cleveland i pai = make it in “High,” beat’ tha Cleveland Six showed them. Six 18 a good car to drive, because it has the reserve to do things. ; Newspapermen and prospects saw Sugar Loaf Hill conquered; Will.you let us convince you? Will you let us show you how A saw this sturdy, powerful Cleveland Six go over it with gears Cleveland Six performs on the hills and on the road? =~ poon SEDANS LIDS NEW FIVE- 5 $1045 ey a ee (Cleveland chassis f. o. b. Cleveland Genuine Balloon tires (3175/6) optional, 70 extra. design permits their use without affecting road, frame, or ferider’ clearance, Over half a mile of steep hill; five turns, three of them hair- pins; no chance to get a running start of any real value; a climb harder than any other in this part of the country. And the The “land of water’ with its ten thousand ma -—* Iouis to Springfield, Mo.— lakes where fishing, boating pringfiek 0 Boas He | Clayton road, North and _ South ye swimming, canoeing arfe at road Manchester road to Man- chester, then to Valley Park, ej t is b away when you use the , their best. It is but a few hours y mane th AE To I ergy dare 66 ted’’ ing Antire road to Eureka and Pa- North Star cific. West to Manchester road and over Route No. 12 to Union ‘ : wing-room sleeping (57 miles). South on No. 14 to St. : with its through service of dra & - Clair (64) then southwest on same r« pular ‘Makes cars and free reclining chair cars, route to Stliivan (79), Cuba (100), TOURING Lea St. Louis Union Station . ° 2:00PM and Rolla (124). Phen south on ‘ CAR to had ve Dp Ave 2:15PM No. 7 to Edgar Springs (178), Touring. .$ 600 Leave St. Louis . elmar oe ‘00 AM Houston, and Cabool (194). Then er Trung. $ 675 Arrive Minneapolis ..++-+-+-+> 9: west on No. 16 to Mountain Grove, Roadster $1100 Asvive & Peal. «co csrece. + SSOAM Seymour and Springfield (totg! All meals served in dining cars on “North Star Limited mileage, 272). Summer Excursion Fares from St. Louis This can be made‘a good two- Tickets sold daily. Good until October 3 let. day trip by ending the first day's ‘run at Rolla. There is plenty of | good camping beyond St. Clair. Only $50 Down Alezandrie ...Minn. et er Siamwesd ....Mian. S620 The motorist will find considerable SD TOURING . 41.60 Grand Ra ids..Minn, 41.05 rough going, but € he is not in too NDLER TOURING : VE 43.00. wate 1 .. Minn. 29.00 much of a hurry, he will get OVERLAND. ROA .»Minn. 31.70 Ottertail .....Minn. 39.40 through all right and will see a lot } TOURING | ho. ss chal 4105 St. Paul.....-Minn, 29.00 —| of pretty country. FORD TRUCK . “Mi 37.40 Spring Park...Minn. 39.78 31.35 St. Louis to Hannibal—St. Charles Geneva Beach. Minn.” $36.55 This route is not for wet weather. | The Cleveland Six Performs—On Hills—The Road—Everywhere_ CLEVELAND MOTOR SALES CO. 2650-52 LOCUST ST. BOMONT 516 Attractive Contracts for Associate and Country Dealers East St. Louis Dealer—Dirden & Lackey Motor Co., 1908 State St. Waconia .. --Minn. 4+ Waterville ...Minn. 28.00 - rock road to St. Charles, swinging . as left at end of bridge into Second Excursion rates to many other Minnesota points street, then right into Clay and on We invite you to ask for information and reservations. route No. 2 to St. Peter's. Take Wabash Ticket Office, 328 N. Rieedeg [ant So eee oe crete to O'Fallon and then marked Pv. L. McNally,D.P.A.,Wadash Ry., 1495 Railway Eechange Bidg.. Main 4986. detour to Flint Hill, then Route North Side Store a sn No. 9 through Troy, Auburn, Bowl- nd and St. Louis i 7 hed ing Green, Frankford and New ; . > > s ‘. te a - Duluth ......Minn. CLEVELAND AUTOMOBILE COMPANY CLEVELAND . ee ’ ; p tiny Site o , ; a } a4 * . : . la a sn x : ~ ” ae ra. _ —_ a ~ “tee . a Mi 7 ~ » ‘ i . , ; % London to Hannibal, with its many memories of Mark Twain. This its an attractive run of 132 mileg in good weather, but not to be at- tempted unless it is dry. There ure many beautiful views of the river’ and countryside. | Crossing the river and running | 7 ’ ; f . t's is “iin b i, Panel en ad nll Mehta esi, r . ; ee" ws * PY Ne cca tn et, neni “phe Pgh ee ee . a et as" mee Py ae

Page 29

The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924. 7 - emma 26 BE CAREFUL WITH MATCHE California Forests Dry From May Untll October Because of lack of Rain. LOS ANGELES, May 29,—“One tree will make a million matches— one match will destroy a million trees.” This is the leason that the Auto- mobile Club of Southern California ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH "EASTERN TOURIST WARNED TO ——— ee Oe | stant thoughtfulness to prevent | ‘fires in the great national forest re- | | serves. | There are nearly 20,000,000 acres in the 19 nationa) forests of Cali- fornia, the scenic beauties of which are open to the public. The only provision that Uncle Sam makes as host is that the visitors be extreme- ly careful with their camp fires and riatches, and that they refrain from pollut’ng streams and scatter- ing rubbish. he says. And then he steps on the gas and run a greater risk of being ‘stranded than if he would run the distance to the next pump at a slower speed. There is an econom- | ical speed for ail cars, and it is usually around 15 to 20 miles an hour. In covering the luggage on the | running board during wet weather, | many tourists forget to protect the | eesti mae MIPTORY HICHWAY OF VITAL MOMENT T0 ST. LOUISANS | How to Insure Good Time and Gain Health on That Camping Trip ET the other fellow run | Ro sundown wand camp irritably in the darkness. Let him do the hard driving —and the fretful quarreling that pounding along day after day causes. : Let him do the bickering and fault-finding over road _ dis- THURSD MAY 29, esi. == , Parking Against Curb. There are many reasons why the say should not be parked with eneels flush against the curb, but of these is likely to be over. sked. If the car is in this post. when struck by 4 passing ve. icle, the fact that jt cannot move 0 Repeieeae courtesies and mishaps. Make a habit of seizing upon that good camping place as the afternoon wanes. Stop religious- ly at 4:30 p. m. if you are avoid- ing the regular tourist camps, and start hunting ‘che _ right place on some pretty side road. Then you'll have plenty of time to pitch camp, cook supper and loaf through the twilight. Get an early start. If you is seeking to impress on the hun- dreds of thousands of Eastern mo- forists that will invade the “Golden State” during the present year. When the gas tank is starting to less they are protected on their While the native Californian is go dry and the tourist knows he under side as well as their upper | Sigg oe i ‘ from splashes | TWO 6000 TOURING TIPS feda the view Grips usually over- Movement Under Way to -hang to a certain extent, and un- 7 > Swing Motor Traffic well aware that there are no rains has got to go five miles or so be- there is no reason to believe that | nm the southern part of the State fore finding a gas station, he gen- the covering is satisfactory. Often From East and West rom May until October, the visitor erally attempts to solve his prob- more water is splashed up from the | O It to St | ouls am net.” This situation entails con driving fast. “The tank is road than drops from the sky. ver . ° lem hy ’ By F. W. A. VESPER, | | 7, Director of the Victory Highway. | ' | In an article discussing automo- | | | bile touring, Courtney Ryley Coop- | er says: “In the _ lLttle Mountain town in which I } f The Reo Line Coupe es -@ $1875 Sedan - - «+ 1985 Special Touring Reo- 1595 With Balloon Tires Standard AT THE Touring Reo- $1395 REO MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Lansing, Michigan KARDELL MOTOR CAR CO. Reo Distributors 3145 Locust BI. Bomont 2800 LEWIs ' AUTOMOBILE CO, COUPES Our Free Holds ¢ In order to give all of our pa our proposition for oe Fae gee , Rig”... “Get-Away” by the Gallon On the open road when the god of Up-and-at-’Em says “Step On It,” does your car respond reluctantly by saying “In a minute Ill be with you”... ? Or at a busy crossing, does it sometimes seem that your car is anchored to the street...? You know— that sluggish feeling which makes you want to get out and push. You’ve neyer used Lubrite Gasoline, that’s all. Get-away is half the joy of driving. And Lubrite gives it to you—liquid get-away, pick-up by the gallon. And no wonder ... Lubrite Gasoline is a high-test, straight-run motor fuel with a combustion range free from marked irregularities. The result is bound to be steady, even power—and lots of it—and prompt, unhésitating acceleration either in the waits of heavy traffic or out where broad high- ways and far hills beckon. Lubrite costs no more than ordinary gasoline. Try a filline—today. LUBRITE SALES CORPORATION, St Louis, Missouri. Refineries: East St. Louis, lilincis. Now’s You A high quality Cooper Cord Chevrolet Coupe, late 1922, new paint, 5 Cord tires, bumper, upholster- ing like new. $375—10 months to pay. — A little cash, balance monthly, gives you the pleasure you are entitled to in the Summer. View the beautiful scenery in the Missouri valley. Nothing more beautiful in Colorado. Get a good car that you can depend upon, with new tires, motor de- pendable, paint new, top and curtains good. Hupmobile, 1923 Sedan; a good dependable Sedan: upholstery like new, 5 disc wheels, 5 Cord tires, new standard paint, hard to tell from new; cheap; $1250—10 months to pay. Maxwell, 1923 Sedan, new upholstering; disc wheels, Kenilworth gray paint, black trimmings, best looking Sedan in town, for $1050—10 months to pay. you'll find few cars on the road. 125 miles above Denver on the Vic- || until camping time. ‘through in a day.” where spent or ‘how, it become | BALLOON tires enlist low-pressure air to York to San Francisco, passing | beneficially through every avenue | The shock-free cradling of units in a organization of the Victory High- | ways has been so from the days of) Mechanical is further emphasized til recently, has passed River tn fo tn eto turning in four large bearings and the Pikes Peak-Ocean to Ocean/|!It has. constructed. 3286 miles of | : typical of many features St. Louis to this city’s detriment y ca that make Reo ume of travel we should have is LI VE S I | when the St. Louis Dealers’ Asso- Sale of = - ciation resolved to co-operate wira America and to build up for St. Highway across Missouri probably | | City air line, officially Known as I Thursday—Friday—S d urs a rl a atur ay ness for St. Louis. For the travel | Los Angeles, has built its million campaign almost half a milkon Nash, ‘5-passenger touring, : Dodge, 5-passenger, tour- late model, new paint, 5 ‘found that the 2500 automobiles to pay. 10 months to pay. P y pay. P y 'travel through his town. The rec- | d Touring Cars to Ch F Don’t Miss This Sale. J) x:rsas\ city in ‘some sections of and | ouring to Choose From. Von't IVliss ale. widespread map distribution and | : ; d mover eo d; 7 (er'’s resid e, th tal led | Everything on it. S residence, e me enameicda — California on the west and neariy Automobile Dealers’ Association, | years to have the same type of | Beautiful Davis Sport; 4- the streets of Kansas City, Topeka. | : . destined to become the Main Street tains. Paint a beautiful - You'll have the back of your n 1 poss || Sane are nee, Sem edan Longev ncrease i|tory Highway, the count of the | E | ANNUAL 'combined constable and 24-hour | practically all profit, is a | ° traffic officer shows that often as /|to us with the production expense | ‘ P Ith, in- | The Victory Highway referred to|part of our business wealth, tl asse om bum an by Mr. ania is that cross-coun- creases the volume of our bank . cushion the P ngers fr b a8 di } road shocks. ‘They also cushion vital power | throuch St. Louis, the onjy such |and channel of trade. . line, it may be said, which does| By natural! location, St. Louis is | power double frame has always been a Reo feature, way Association I have been a di- {the pioneers. vital longevity. ‘rector, representing St. Louis and Upon us also rests a responsibil- and a reason for Reo chassis by the famous Reo wered der engine. Intake valves in head ex, by, crossing the Mississippi beg oan la.. on the m Tancoln California leads the states of the on | Union in concrete highways built. dynamically and statically, ‘Highway, this latter organization | this kind of pavement. smooth cylinders with aluminum alloy by dint of newspaper advertising ? “ 9 cad x sama ueet ok eeeeiiae. motordom’s most enduring “six. Real and Profitable Business. |due possible to the fact that St. See | Louis has been indifferent to the page 223 Personally Vouched-for | our organization to make the Vic- ‘ HOUR ~ | Touis a national reputation as the | Front Door to the West. \ had something to do with our lack | _of interest. But now that work on toute 2, is progressing rapidly, we may well begin to reach out to de- buSiness undoubtedly is a _ busi- PRICES GREATLY REDUCED =f 2 e802" . ° , | population. To obtain it, San Cash, Time or Trade—Your Credit Is Good raneisco, long indifferent, is now dollars a year. ‘4 th . ay, ; | : — . . ‘ ‘ Had Mr. Cooper gone back a | TSA: Ss ; . ; maroon paint, cord tires, vary tewell ge ing, 1922, enamel! like new, “g iad » we shy | m= “" “? . a - ‘ ' ; - ; ai 1 a4 ~ ~ “ spare tires, motometer, eee, WINe. SECREAS, SED motor almost perféct, 5 | —| fou | er, motometer, run very which he mentions, representing - about 7500 passengers, constituted | | ords of the Victory Highway Asso- | | Kansas City in some sections of | . more than 400 per cent due to the ‘ Open Evenings and Sundays. 60 Cars to Choose From ; = y publicity work it has carried on. Ford Sedan Route Is Being “Signed.” comets g oo new, 5 |signs of the Victory Highway, set | $375—10 Months to ord tires, bumper. $375; on two-inch angle iron posts, | ‘Pay. (a thousand miles to Kansas City on the east. With the co-operation |: our organization plans to extend this signing across Missouri and signs on the streets of Indianapo- | lis, Columbus, Baltimore and | passenger. New paint; 5 | cord tires ; bumpers, moto- Denver and Salt Lake. | , of America I feel quite sure. I ivory trimmed in red. | drove east over it last summer and $650; 10 months to pay. are on your way by 5 a. m. live, || and can loaf along comfortably by Ball Ti many as 2500 automobiles pass {charged of clsewhere. No matter try line which stretches from N-w /clearings, flows back and forth | . > *,* units against the same adverse conditions. pass through St. Louis. Since the |t®e front door to the West. It al-| ) é doing what I could to attract to |ity to our State, for almost at our Balloon tires greatly promote it. this city that rapidly increasing |city limits lie the Ozarks, a great volume of cross-country automo- |outdoor playground, close to more | ‘bile travel which means so much |large’ centers of population than) ‘ in dollars and cents to any city. any similar area in the United | | The main flow of this travel, tin- | States. St. Louis haust valves at side,—short cranksha Highway, and at Hannibal, Mo., pistons,—improved carburetion,—these are having diverted much travel ftom | That we are not getting the vol- 3026-28 LOCUST SIT. Victory Highway unttl receutly, for Big Used Cars. | tory Highway the Main Street of The condition of the Victory S TO N SPORT c S |that route, the. St. Louis-Kansas velop a new and profitable busi- bile. Upon it that amazing city, spending in a splendid advertising Buick, 5-passenger, 4-cyL, couple of years he would have bumper. $350—10 months little. $650—10 months to Cord tires, bumper. $450. | | a great increase in the volume of | | . Ciation, which has made, and is We Have a Good Selection of Closed Cars, Sport Models § S007. on mts Se highway development which our | 9 organization has advocated and the | ere & ; Chandler, 7-passenger Se- Looks Like New From Idaho Springs, Mr. Coop- 10 months to pay. reach more than 1200 _ miles to| now being given by the St. Louis into the east, hoping in another two | Philadelphia as today they are on | : That the Victory Highway is meter, lock; good cur- found it paved virtually 100 per | cent from St. Louis to New: York. | In fact, it has more pavement than any other line between these points. | West of the Mississippi River, it is | entirely a Federal Aid line, the only New York-San Francisco line which is, the Lincoln Highway, for a dis- , tance of about 200 miles to the. west from Salt Lake City, having | been abandoned by the United | States Government so far as Fed- ‘eral Aid is concerned. Is Scenic Route. | Our highway is generally ad- | mitted to be the best cross country | route by highway engineers, and | is shorter by more than 100 miles : ‘than any other New York-San Francisco line. It is the most | scenic, also, crossing the Rockies | | west of Denver in their most at- | _tractive aspect. It has practically | |no oppressive summer desert con- | | ditions by reason of the fact that | it follows the valley of the Hum- | _boldt river across Nevada. “Tt is | safe, also, paralleling the railroads | from Salt Lake to Reno, and is | always close to water and in reach | of help in case of accident. What It Means to St. Lonia That we shall all profit in a ma- | terial way is certain, for the tour- ist dollar is a new dollar. as new as if dug from the ground. It is 100 cash, $200 cash, $300 cash starts you on the road to a new automobile. Open evenings and Sunday. ae | UICK LEXINGTON CHEVROLET STUDEBAKER HOLMES PAIGE MAXWELL CHANDLER DAVIS WESTCOTT No junk automobiles to waste your time looking at. Quality, not quantity. Lots of automobiles to pick from. 24 hours’ trial on any ear vou wish to i i vou 1 purchase. If car is not satisfactory you can return same and your deposit will apply on any other car in our stock. New Paint, New Tops, New Tires, Motors Good— FREE Driving Lessons Demonstrators in Open and Closed Cars Southwest Nash Co. Backs You in Your Investment Wholesale and Retail Distributors of Nash Automobiles 3000 Locust St. PACKARD REO

Page 30

ne a ee RENE PRN SRST —— ae — SS ee - : ‘ . ; ae se — . ‘a THURSDAY, ‘ "MAY 29, 1824, x Beer na , The Daily POST-DISPATCH_alone has 57,000 MORE City C irculation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ee _ Parking Against Curb. mak _ } house, or small overnight inn. The | ‘man who prefers camping inthis | section is usually disposed to get off by himself, so the public camp | ‘has not as yet become a necessity pt apn cause a serious break | polishing the car. A clear dry any. TOURING FACTS e vital part. Something has not too cold, is usually best for | UPON WHICH TO to yield to the irresistible force. It | good results. Do not attempt té| PLAN SUMMER TRIP may »b © y be th frame. | polish the car when it is brought ere are many reasons why the should not be parked with flush against the curb. burt : of these is likely to be over- ‘ ‘ ed. ee eee the public camp has become a ne- Personally ‘ If the car fs In this posi- When to Polish the Car. See from the cold—or even cool— | i. : ) , : outdoors to the warm garage. Mois- | Fro Page ! n the east. Se when struck by @ passing ve- The. weather and temperature ture will collect on the surface and | (Comes or — i! “In the West ticularly on page 22 | F the fact that jt cannot move! have a lot to do with success in| make polishing doubly diffieult. | pe AS CaS : x eR sit, ening for Bi a nh aymen ————»— P ed ‘ef road building is being accom-| Toutes leading to national parks, Sale o Jewett alance . - % 2 att plished without the nuisance of de-| / tours. More than 650 new and ‘well-equipped motor camps will be added before the season is under way, bringing the total to 1850 Gas is cheaper than during sev- eral previous touring. seasons Automobile club service has been 'cessity and has been greatly devel- oped as a consequence. So, the tourist who is heading eastward or westward should make allowances) hisequip- | ment to match his camping condi- | accordingly and select tions. Vouched-for Used Cars. LEWIS AUTOMOBILE co. a ': ? a Red Crown improved and developed peg ad ee the addition of thousands of new members as well as by the recent} eonsolidation of the old A. A. A.) with the N. M. A. “While much has been done to. facilitate more extensive touring | ‘so that more motorists can avail | themselves of the various vacation | centers, a journey from the Atian- | tic to the Pacific by_motor car is still something of a sporting prop- ‘ osition. Those who want luxury and ease on~a transcontinental trip should take a de luxe train, for it: differs from a tour of the Adiron- _dacks or any of the many drives’ over the paved roads of the north- | /eastern part of the United States. Best Oross-Continent Routes | “It is safe to @y that the Na- | ‘tional Old Trails road, which goes | through Wheeling, Indianapolis, St. \Louis, Santa Fe, Flaggstaff and the ‘MOBILES. good used autome t on new Jewetta and Paiges. for the Use®@ Car business , bringing. We will give liberal Care on our new ones. And the very best valaes on the mer- than 1200 St. Louls owners of t will giadiy tell you how goed st Have More of Them niy selle the New Paige Tew . each powered with the smooth, P. Paige Motor -its leng-lMved per- 3 by high-pressure oiling. hour in high es fast as you Tl thiy and milentiy. % formerly sold fer $2450: now 7 for only $1795. Other models price reductions. A 300% in- ty is the reason. : safety throughout he seals Ee roar . e Prices shewn here—steering knuckle, Ae aeetiem or he Ban nag aon Zz STANDARD MODELS arm, and frent axle—are of the finest | Cheyenne. Salt | 7-Pass. Phacten..... $1796 material thet can be used. Ail are d {Hetghts, Omaha, a | Sian. Function... 81706 - forged steel Sout le heat- en cote |Lake City and Reno, for most part, | b-Paw. Brougham... S2158 in this group, are the best central routes to Sel-| Sodas. low during June or for returning East later in the fall. The Yellow- stoné trail, which passes through Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, Min- neapolia Fallon, Mont., Missoula, Idaho and Spokane, and the Na- tional Parks highway vie La Crosse, « If these other cars could mantel ‘Fatlon and then ovet sboat th aSO ne the Hupmobile in excellence end =m coe Seat noriners for P d and qualities of reliability of perfermance, in dura- poe, and are most desirable in or Peas and Jowett | every Hupmobile, are now made fility and economy of upkeep So's suru whee crmemd bea 4 . visible for you. —well, you might then be justified |}would be disagreeable. Step into our saleeroom and ask to in laying your money down on | see the Parts Display. the “red.” | “For tourists who are out for real pleasure, especially those starting from the Central West, But wiedom says black is the safe and sane color when it comes to __ investing hard-earned money im an there is planned a National Park to automobile. oit. Tax Extra. Allowance We'll Make Car Co. It makes a long road a ribbon of delight. Park circuit highway, starting ‘from Cheyenne and tnaking a com- | plete circuit of all the National Parks through Colorado, Montana, ‘Washington, Oregon, California ‘and Arizona. The mileage for this ‘trip is 4403, exclusive of the loca! a ag may Ay amore ee Red Crown is made to keep your /Zion National Park and Yosemite, | | each local run is under 10@ miles| and thoroughly made. Deak at our ft ne cee WEBER IMPLEMENT AND AUTOMOBILE CO. ‘one way and under 175 for the) round trip. NINETEENTH AND LOCUST—65000 areal BOULEVARD—7225 MANCHFASTER AY. _ | “The one extended detour on the ALERS: Tricity Aute Sales and Service, engine running sweet and clean —it is powerful enough to send oa Toei State St, Granite Clty, 1. found on the Lincoln Highway be- : . ° ou n e- Hig.ccoe mua av, = toms, Cormerte een en etn cat Semeraar’ ge |f0ENE on the Lincntn Righway be your car over the hills with a | bas ebge ete gees a i) «3 ieee aler Ga.:.;.:--.-.---.._Bebwartevllin ME | Olu threuen Seeteaaetiio Steen | 7 ° 7 3 IF HUPMOBILE IS NOT REPRESENTED IN YOUR TOWN, WRITE US. , | Fillmore, ~ se oning em ana purr and a dash which arouses é hae? - Taylor to Eiy. The main route is now under construction. — . | The Hard-Surfaced - With the trunk lines open and in better condition than ever, the tourist has a wider selection of trips and is assured that he can reach any particular locality that much sooner. Th¢e number of cross- country tourists, of course, is'| With Red Crown in your tank comes cok eter ancete ae you will see the country, enjoy Sr Shee Sy | the ride, and you will drive . . Se wana es without worry, as you know that > - = wherever you go you can get a . fresh supply of Red Crown and wherever you get it the quality will be the same. enthusiasm. hed-For eed : ly vouched for by J. D. of this company. Our Free Tube Offer Real Holds Good for Another Week Value a In order to give all of our patrons a chance to get a Cooper Cord Tube free we have extended utomodile Co. men will teach yeu our proposition for another week. ¢. |G ‘ pee eer ta Fay Now’s Your Chance to Get a Real Bargain has been overhauled, nh newly painted and ke new. district. Motorists who long for | the long ribbon of road and the varied type of scenic interest can | break into a circuit formed by the | cities of Washington, Wheeling, In-| dianapolis, St. Louis, Chicago, De- you pay a sma!) proportionate troit, Buffalo, Montreal, Boston. . tak of ) : . New York and back to the tal you 12 long months to take care A high quality C Cord Tire and a Cooper Cord Tube, both for only the price of the tire. elty without leaving hard eu 4 | roads. | “This circuit covers 2400 miles demonstrate this Snap d of some of the most interest! t : to you. It carries @ This Up We Personally Recommen car sae Ge Ween guarantee. ' Quickly | wonders. Lake shore resorts, Ni- agara Falls, Thousand Islands. the _ Adirondacks, . Finger Lakes, Berk- shire Hills, White Mountains. At- | lantic Coast resorts and historical! points of New England are but a few of them. Easy to Go to Canada. “Motor tourists wha aim due. inorth for their vacationing will be interested to know that easy ac- cess to Canada is now afforded | through ‘a reciprocal agreement | with customs authorities. Practi-— cally all American license plates | are now recognized on Canadian | |roads for a period’ of 326 days. If | The uniform, high quality of Red Crown Gasoline assures uniform results from your engine — life, snap, pep, sustained power and speed, and maximum - y, the motorists desire to remain long- {Se mater ae omen mileage per gallon. - ot of entry. ' ~ “The summer trip ts frequently | ‘ : improved by adding a ‘ew miles on | . Buy Red Crown at an Standard Oil Service Station ee and at most Gar : Cooper Cords stands behind them; we, as their distributor, stand behind the Cooper Tires and Tubes we sell you. because we have found by comparison and actual test that they are the best tire buy on the market today. Fine materials and the latest and most. up-to-date manufacturing methods make Cooper Cords thoroughly capable to resist the abuses of the road and give car owners real service. Cooper Cords are made by a reputable manufacturer who You can’t go wrong with Cooper Cords. Buy them this week and take advantage of our free tube offer. er carry automobiles as wel as pas- ‘sengers. This frequently relieves |the monotony of the long drive. Analysis of the hotel directory | shows that hotel rates have not | been advanced and that frequently | | garage accommodations in connec- | | tion with such hotels are improved. | This, combined with the great in- crease in the number of public | j}auto camps, is aseurance that the motor tourist will have a maximum selection of overnight accommo- | dations at a minimum expense. 7 | The Public Camp Situation. | TIRES—TUBES JACKSON FILLING STATION “Nerth Market &t. VICTOR BATTERY SERVICE CO. 2320 S$. Jefferson AY. 731-88 Lafayette Av. B. & MH. GARAGE 19th and Pine Sts. LORENZ GOOD Tes Shenandoah Av. FYLER AVENUE FILLING STATION ler Av. “It is importagt to note that GRAND & a & NEOSHO GARAGE pone largest and ome epee gee | Neosho St. ¢ camps are s © be found ifn | om Ser we Armas pm new CENTRAL » TARE & RUBBER CO. ° the central west and west. despite has new Pikes Aucrd motor. 1200 State St.. East St. Louis, It. an increase in. the number of well | - LYNN & RALL Granite City, 1. equipped camps tn the east. Phe. situation ts one of conditions. Phe teurtnge center tbounted by the *.* ¥ | In Wonderful Condition , x ait Standard Oil Company, St. Louis, Mo. i 7 | Washington. P. C.. St. Louts, De- | a : . . | a eS ieee. Manteesl:-Sinten aad: aie 3637 Si ly Here it Re York circutt is generously supplied | en with hotels of all classes, tncluding ae , ; the recently developed lodging ; eee, ar v : | .

Page 31

a eee " - — ae — PATCH alone has MORE City Circulation th an the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED THURSDAY BS rs | F i cti on an d ‘ MAY 25, 1984 ¢ * t S1.LOUis POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DIS Appropriation Bill Signed. tion biti. ‘The naval vil ier ot NEW ITY CLUB IS re Now a sure test tor ‘corn flake crispness — Send coupon tor FRre package _ ae THURSDAY, MAY 28, a a the Associated Press. ‘a section expressing the belief of | | WASHINGTON, May 29.—Presi- Congress that further limitation of | lent Coolidge yesterday signed the armaments might be brought abou eee meee ace! CAAA TY DE DATED | : : | udge Corn Flakes by this Gov. Hyde and Mayor Kiel : Principal Speakers—God- Theapples from which dard New President. Heinz Cider Vi Soa | inside ate ohudaall EMI roixed with poll Unfailing Test sound as the lettuce | ~ Wi ica! Joking, of fy fered to the City | you select with such | Hi ee. a clubby Gov. | . care for your salad. H aba aes D O they stay Crisp in We use the whole een. et te, Z 4 v4 lub’s -: 15- | Wk | apple. Allof thejuice |MMMPA e vceee| - Milk or Cream? Eleventh and La- of the first ressin is | cust streets yes- 4 : terday, was fol-| Judge all corn flakes by the simple Milk : " " Z lowed by one A the basis of Heinz Vin- | timely object les-| orCréam Testfor crispness. You can make egar, and then slow | ™ son in an incl-| this experiment easily in your own home. | ; dental announce- | Sam’ P. Goddard. ment. aging and mellowing The two public officials nad ad- Just mail the Coupon. for a Free Test PURE CIDER ees Cl eeeinaee (ie, 'Pe te stand for. tun Package of Post Toasties, the double-thick, exercise of the franchise by voters, : VIN EGAR as a means toward good Bao > improved corn flakes. oan flavor and aroma. ote cee UP Lets mete: of When the test package arrives (or order f being “a social club with a civic é ’ And the quality of purpose.” Mayor Kiel, looking at} a regular family size package at your . : ‘ | the retiring necro luncheon waiters, ; ott the vinegar is as im- | *!1 he supposed they were ail] Srocer s) open the sealed-tight, wax-wrap- registered voters, but guessed only| ped carton and shake some of the tempt- ‘about 50 per cent of the club portant in your salad | *hout 5° per ne teste neh ing, double-thick flakes into a dish or as the quality of the | _Vote om Officers Announced. bowl. Then add milk or cream, and eat The clib has about 3800 mem- *.¢ lettuce. | bers. Aste the chief speeches the the cereal slowly, critically. result of the vote on club officers Did you ever taste corn flakes that , for the ensuing year was an- > nounced. There were 1736 votes were half so good? cast, but taking off those not count- it Seat tere cpunted. ‘This wes! And observe,—even the flakes at the — of -he pene | bottom of the dish retain their delicious ers ip. . . The club ®lection was conducted | crispness. Crispness !—that’s what makes Sake adesen acratches on printea| “OSC SORSES the preferred corn flakes Zo. BEE MLA ) > Clay Oe ballots, sign their names on print- in millions of homes. oto VvEs ; 7, "> : ADVERTISEMENT |who at least knew what he was| ZA — Oo SAS 2S F-2PH = Postum Cereal ya 5 Inc. -s - . eae ei doing. “As between red and ‘yal- | - a ” = : , —_— Battle Cree ° | AS A REAL CURE FOR ROSE FEVER To se 3 : LL — | Please send me your free Test . | + ppg s = >: =~ ——= Package of Post Toasties, the A telegram of congratulation to | . double-thick corn flakes that stay I FEN DISCOVERED T 9 the club from President Coolidge = = = . : crisp in milk or cream. s was rend, in which the President —a ° — . : : e snid: “The cause of good rov- = : = | | ow Scientific Treatment Guaranteed to Banish Every ernment is na matter of datiyv con- . , ; — ~ 2 = 3 Name... 4 —— - ; - = a mptom in 24 Hours. Test FREE. (eern and not a queation to he de- = y ; : : , ; og . ’ : 5 | : ° x fe . - eeeeneeeeaeeneeneeeeeee® *e«-f in « series of 2000 teats, made in the preacription for just one day. your rose cided at long intervals throuch the | Address , wellknown Clinical Laboratories at fever tortures have not been fully re- | ballot box.’’ Crevelané, Ohio. in 2000 severe and heved, take it back and your money | Ib hidie 5 minal chronic rose fever and hay fever cases will be instantly refunded 4—S¢t. L. P.-D,. 5% of the sufferers were relieved . rom every aymptom—not in weeks o: FREE TRIAL OFFER ‘SEVEN PERSONS KILLED BY Gays, bul actually in 24 hours through | Just now. through a special intro. | | & remarkable new ecientific treatment ductory arrangement. you can obtain a | STORM IN OKLAHOMA OIL TOWN | All thelr inflamed eyes and distrese- | trial treatment entirely FREE. Simply | | | Rak ED a i noses all their agonisz go to any of the drug stores name ee ee eee | NU In a Chicago con- | | | li all thet: depressing below and ask for a trial package of be ‘er, asthmatic breath oe No obligatio# at all on your | Palety Homes at Wetumka Razed— general misery disap par ‘ul be sure to ask for your free —— . . Piatti peared in one days time as though by treatment within the next three days Pwo Fatalities Neat , : fl i magic. And a0 confident ia the Clint: his offer is limited It may be ob Okmulgee. test at kite ying, ha the same amazing resulta will fol tained in thie city at 'y the Ageaeoriated Prees« oer , Ane orrhoids have become despondent be- di. 2 emoria a XxCcursion hospital at Henryetta todav. where ae AND cause they have been led to believe A | Is they were taken last night in an 5; —" LY | that their case was hopeless and that ° improvised hospital train of two Vif | there was nothing in the world to | : as good ag 1ts (Three-Day Rate) box cars : |help them. | ° - _ The dead at Wetumka Included: ; | To these people we say, ‘‘Go to. | in | y ts \J. L. Ramsey, assistant i your druggist and get an original | . 4] . cashier Low Round-Trip Fares From St. Louis to American. National Bank: William | box of MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES.”? | U); Btaunton, $1.60; Litchfield, $2.10; Gillespie, $1.60; Armstrong, Mrs. William Arm.- | * One of these ‘inserted into the rec- Se e best. | : : : Strong, 5-year-old Armstrong boy, .\ . t according to directi ill be | — =) } Carlinville, $2.35; Girard, $2.85; Virden, $3.00; | Mrs. 11. A. Woodrutt, HA. Wena. ‘ aes ree A ape give. idaeediate head: | Co ruff and infant son of Ed Cole c A ——_—_——<——— , , | q ek AUBURN, $3.20 Nag LB ee an ‘ . ee | They reach the source of the trouble, a _— os , Winkelpleck, 325 wears ¥ and by their soothing, healing, anti- | SPRINGFIELD, $3.75 | _ " swt e Madge Ward, 14. | ; | septic action first allay the pain and | ! . . . \Stepdaughter of Winkelpleck, were ° ' i | » P tur, $4.30; Williamsville, $4.20; Lincoln, $4.80; kinea at warner. 3 Enjoy a Good Ni h ts Slee ae feces ™ egered : Lr d Morton, $5.00; Mackinaw, $5.00; Blooming- Fails in A ‘to Fn a | |to heal up and disappear forever. | hal ton $5 00: P . 5.00 | ‘alla in ttempt to Find life. If you are a “poor sleeper”—if you roll and toss and can- | It's simply wonderful how speedily ms aie . UU; Feoria, $5. | Edward Sanders, 41 years old. of not “get settled”—the fault is probably with your bed | eee ar te ee EVAPO an | | 3913 Bir avenue, failed in an at- Spring. Change today—get an Adjustable “NEVER-SAG” steadily resisted al] known treatments, D EVAPO - , Shi Proportionate rates to other points. tempt to end his life yesterday. | and note the difference. This is the only bed Spring that | marvelous Freeultg Rave heen ebtained ‘¢ : , /when Patrick Golden. who liv ' can be i] d quickly adj | eotae OF, Falehh pebee ERO Gan nahtore i ‘ itkets good going on all trains of May 29, 30 and 31; limited Mende yps Dns sie; osesty and quick’y adjusted to any degree of tension ‘trom Piles or. lemortholds ‘who is dis. MILK. , ) appointed with ite use can have the: ig stairs, detected thé odor of gas and to suit the comfort and sleeping habits of th <n Uae We aie os ' aS i e user. For good for return to and including June 2. carried Sanders into the yard after real rest and sound sleep, there is nothing like the | money refunded. | | finding him in a gas-filled room. “NEVER-SAG.” Ask your dealer to show you this won- | - —_ ow ™ Sanders is at the city hospital. Phy- derful Spring and explain its many exclusive features. | | sy zs . . . a Illinois Traction System nny hang tte oe Satabares from Guaranteed for 25 years. | D | Rael | —~ j 4 ‘ Hie had turned on every gas jet in the On Sale at Leading Furniture and Department Stores a, y and was separated from his wife and | | td Salisbury Central 4925 (nad veen despondent. t The POST-DISPATCH ts the vnly St. Louts evening : te, mewspaper giving Associated Press news lf”. 0 ; , Ace 7 Ps ee a J Pa —weN Lucas Av. Phones: Tyler 2800 fiat. Police reported that Sanders Manufactured by the Western Wire Products Co., St. Louis, U. S. A. : | —i os GS dn ¢ a) v ae eS ee : » ee a ee Pe ee Fees) bee

Page 32

THURSDAY MAY 29, 1984 FREE package \ ** a\ \. ANY Mail this today m Cereal Company. Inc. Battie Creek, Michigan send me your free Test age of Post Toasties, the puble-thick corn flakes that stay p in milk or cream. ut ls the only Bt. Louls evening . ted Presse news | LL ne eee ———— = . ae 5 oe ee iFiction and Women’s Features | JI. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5 ° al THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924 KS \S WME Kewl ‘ = WYK RN S SS : WS W RAN M 4 un WS . \ WA Se . a 4 fi, 4 7% 4, (AS A Oe , SILLS, 7 Z 4, / Vth, Ah fy Jo if Cis, JA / , / ; , Z F , J /y y “4, VALS 1447 -, if, ,, fy JZ, . A 4 4 ; YAL) SSS, iy Sf) 1, 7, 4 | ois BSW A MMyyy ‘ | mn - SSA \ sf J J ,, 4, uy a? . . Z - Utz -, 44 4 ’ Af / J JSS AAA 4 (sy # i. Z J 7 if ff , . , 4 /4 SA hf 7 4 a LLhihisha . A ’ Popular Comics , News Photographs THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924. PAGE 29 VLSI SA ICI ») SSAA ay, 4 , (7, 4 ‘ Z ’ A, 4, is, Lik Li a Z A 4 # f/f , > " nl _- 4 : a? af 4 te +s oe > “ ae : 4 . " o * « “ NN - : ai Z Z GIRL BEST KITE FLYER 4 yu , Z Vy ” ie ge ee tee. ER Tp re rk ma. eam Wiz VV yous Ay COCPEPEOEEAFPEEETETFEESEPPEE EA, In a Chicago con- test at several hundred boys were beaten by Bertha the only gir! en- trant. —© T’ Underwood 7. SA a Y s SSS ee rrvany . ASAAARS wAY Sw » ee ANA \ 4 MMi sr OFPF ee, Bow YS GY Y, % GY LE The Great Seal of the United States, kept in the State De. partment, with which ll official documents of this country, including passports, is stamped —@© Keystone View Co JP eit d LAhidsnisisssssdidhdddisidsddbidsshbb bases hiseiiciihh vw “we ; “Ss Ate * . . oY g A Z Z Z Z Z . eek 3 e : es a ns it _ a ce a SObLE, 34 ; bd bddd CLEA hhh idhtdsaiisiadddiiidtidddstssiddddsiiiss) Captain Thomas Hickman of the Texas Rangers is shown in the photograph ag eso, with the 8-year-old mustang, Tejano, LLL Ss aes te Pree aes which he is taking to England as a gift G; OE py a Oe NNtataaaggge ne to the Prince Vn a yp “ Si G9 %, \ Mes me MMUMLLttt tf DRS PT Z YY —Wide World Photo % Z “Vy, VY, Abd hddbhididddbdaadddddddde. 7 tere 4 "7, *e, as. nL Lcd suussuddeccdddecdeedsecceccdtttckddddl 4 YY Y 4 RUSSIAN WOMEN FICERS - me > v prasesssasinennl Em sTtt: EEE hh Z ‘f WY GPOLOPCORIALIORII OLED ar AW +7 wena ‘ =? ; ? Wg . 3 . 3 . * ¢. 4 ee SN ~~, NN A NANASSASSABARAS BARS SAD a Sore SN PPE pan, ° Ss SNARES VR A 3 A Y Y A v 7 A % Se oS ’ x | ss > PERERA Cae GARAANAA AAO ae ae.” ro . “ eos g ‘ 7 7 7 7 A A ~~ ANS 2 7 7 4 7 7 WS SN MOSS SARA SH asst 7 a Mn. + he RNANENSESSS ss AAAS . WS SEAKAASESSS ASSSSVVVVALLFASARHRRLALAGLA SNS Le RQ AAAA’)| bd) bb d dd hd bh hahah he wy , = Oy SSS WW WS ‘ N SO > oo as _ Sal 22, ? ee ~ x, rR ea et eee = ee 4.09 ae ae ae Fe ee a . 7 al BARNES a. : WS s ee he kite flying, WSs WMA 2. WOWGGGBo \ WS WL deecccccccdccddddesseha -*¥ " > , . . 2° : > ye . Pa et Usa ae 4 ae SSSA ANUS S > hh bh ow . a eS: rz 7 ; Pas s “ ae . a “ ee pO “ &.> » “ : ~ — ’ ~ % . ‘e : ™ , ™ = : \. vy So adie =. seat - ae ) ae AA Mase \ aAN — — fees AAW SNL SWANS 6 65 VASE SS BEAL Ww —_—. . 1+ at eeeme eee s hogee J rrrrrr.? © RANANLLS SAS SNS SLA SHAS AE ~ WR 5 tft 4, ¥ COOOLOOCOELOERLOETPEPOEPELEEFEF vcvnde MM CHINESE WEDDING IN PARIS Ct ee » 4 ee 5 ae ots ‘ MELLEL: Ree Miss Cheng Lo, daughter of the Chinese Ambassador to F Raymond Wang, attache, after their wedding at the Chinese Embassy —@ Keystone View Co. yy WY Ye MLz&cCZ” &e&@ &CcAEA e€ededdeddaaaeedddddeecdedddccaedccddebaea Yl Lit A PRIZE WINNING MINIATURE GARDEN Te ee ee ee ee “ih // Cs, 7 . wa pa es a ¥ a My “Fo, RE Oe ee eS “its oD 53 ¢- A va ee 4 a, ? = 3 wf aa & Bg > ee" oe” WOO EEEEZZEZEZ_” “jj A “Ah hf 4, (hd = d r aan saul >> 7. : ae a gy a 7 * a 3 = “ x . Sess : et é ‘ ad ' : . Aa vt . > Oe bt , wig r af ie ae ae 5 it sae ; ° 5 ° Z . % . «et ale Bian. . Fhe Pa ~ . 4 . . ' . one aul t ¥ A e 4 Vargrescsaressssseabsthddedbds et edd bdaladddtTsladPalLd blll ll llll al Tl saTdDIVSISLISIETIISTS: 7 rance, and vrs LPOG FOOT OK er

Page 33

ae na i ilo eal — ‘ee : / - 2 x e L- ce ee et ey Ot - ~ ie Oe 4 is ~*~ o. “i: * ‘ a Fd . fh F ST. LOUIS Posty eRSDAY. MAY 29, 1924. ee creer et —_ et = ’ —_£ -_ The “Ensemble Costune’ = SS Hi -Mak _ | : Charen G, Hors ESP me A e€ Ensempbie StUME —_Heme-Making SET IONS (Copyright. 1974.) sae ° . — ein big Ane i 4 ‘ For the Thrifty Gir l : ms eaunn naniion | Dp O M AN CHAPTER THIRTY-SEVEN EANNETTE did not more. Devlin picked up his hat and gloves. : ae J | res ae my Solving Some Problems of the WLAND oe ome ——— A Powerful Story of Today | So a ee “wy God!” he exclaimed fervently, “you're hard as pails: Cozy Breakfast Alcove As he went put she suddenly felt sorry for him. : | oo Si | yp ora ae BY This Smart Combination of [eee But that was not the last of him. ‘ the k rs oh e keyne¢te fashionabie fan- mystery. Most men leave afternoon. Mr. Corey was again away from the office. J - o if he fis cy-——oack’ the farm, beck “7° is reon.” she said to Jimmy, “and ie . ck to ” , I'm pot in to this pe ~ aig ae ath oat and Frock, an Adapta- nature, and sow beck t6 the hitch. | somewhere else, bat just en for breakfast. The idea is good é v' and we may well be hears and sou! a be ; ~ _tion of an Already Popular for it. The cozy alcove off the che a ‘ ne small. green radish Kitchen has many advanta * , ges over plucked from the ss $ sd-nine full-grown ones 385 =m bribes you to show him in here. I'll go straight to Mr. ve fired.” esi She hung up the receiver, and told The next day he telephoned. nearest thiag il wives 5a 2 : , . % , tery. with table linens in suitable that dumb, wordless s = ed by a “petting party. methods. I'll not bother you again, Dut I beg ! ; : Sketches by Alice Bailey | Seer glee ; | breakfast styles. not to mention fas- Sex Pe at | CIMATINg trays of straw that may be A man is net os feel all the anticipatory able manner. Yours with good wishes, Martin Devin. | wro vig and—strong, distinct, individual. ides i 7h | : He te _ orous b 4 (/ o's * Fa ~ — (ime pretty alcevwe off . yellow n ‘ § x . F od = sae ama whit« kitchen = a feast te the for a romantic little ag theart. Jeannette considered the ietter a moment, then uttered a con- tem ptuocus “Puh!” scooped the fragments into her palm. and returned ‘fi | / s. eve ani affords suggestions thet wa them to the receptacie for trash. : | > = ; May Werk out well in other colors Alas, many @ - is keeping up his [fe Toward the end of the week, she had a telephone call from : We | | ies rt pan wall. like that of the insurance for the bem me eho will “court it et” of for nearly four years jf | ; = ae oat % ' akenen. is corn yellow. The weod- | : ee be r Reatrice Alexander. She had not econ the girl duno a 263 | ' | wheel B= , work is white or cream coler. The | his widow, in exe 7 promises. but remembered how exceptionally kind she had been [0 her tha “ore” furniture consists of a long. narrew | | day she went to work, and thought it would be pleasant to meet her table a little lower than the usual | What a man i ) table, painted yellow with atwe- order to make it . be must put at least one- again, and talk over old times. They arranged to have luncheon to- ' " . i 5 a _ men creamy border around the | cent La | | f = ee -_ edge. The chairs to match have nall-of-cne-per eee } gether. ; y They met at the Hotel St. James. Jeannette always went ake 4 | | é, ) 2 Se eo rounding spindle backs that are | : _ | whenever there was sufficient excuse; she loved the atmosphere of the : : 4 ) ie ea i : made doubly comfortable by the Wouldn't it be stm man ever took a drink of | ) wid place. Her luncheon was invariably the same: hot chocolate with we | | aL ea é& Se ee ‘ nar gg rod yellow cushions with his own accord, “forced to for good business |. | and aclub sandwich. It cost just 50 cents. *," | | “3 +s ee . F ee re = | whipped cream, he | a + > ER ft kite ‘ the coat fastens wall de. tee ‘= ‘eu cee chamois are exeelient for an Germany .t is compulsory that at i my high’: pelished surfaces, 4 Rusbard rive one-third of his in- ently to discussing Martin Dev!in. ~~ iz | Oh, he's all right.”” Beatrice Alexander sald. “He came there ' er of t c " ing & ) = Pleasant and agreeable, never anything but terribly nice to ¢ bimot: oe wet id : ) ee mare — for a : ee Bg Mg I “Byerrbody likes him. He's one of our Best solicitors. 1 heard om Baton of black satin == =. straight tucked used. a little well-chosen potter, ae en eriagiag , ther « © Russian girts of peasrnt : coat, lined with printed crepe, — . sleeveless frock, | ie Zin have qualified for high hor- * aa are an English idea and their coun- me eut of water. A duste | Gemy in Moscow | | and the inted trars. The she! from one of the men in your composing room. who's a kind ofacousin 9.0 ne mag on a © sneives cloth and one that kas the Med Acone Meee | ong = " [he ‘ Army | of mine, that you were with the Corey company and were Mr. Corey's the was Soeuse of —— ——— or Belted cont terpart may be seen in many an ' ? : same crepe, banded at the >: — of the same 7 English country home oiled by applying a fee hs gecream agg . = . it pe keroesen? or ht For the woman whe dees her eo ’ spite the fact that she ts total- : w ome corner. ° blind Miss Matilda Allison ~ : private secretary. and one day I happened to hear Mr. Devlin talking bott with th ~ = : te Mr. Gibbe—WMr. Gibbs and his brother own The Gibdds Nugraving . a the satin. Such 2 ~~ = anade in slightly wn work and h “uf ! costume s0d- .: = own work and has a sm, , . ©Co.—and he said something about how he wished he could !and your ’ : peacheel and @ se: ; a ey heavier material. the breakfast alcove ward pea ~ and letting R sens Med the , : | red leather and a att ; th | d many ti: is —_ cas Ss © , ere. and many times eon busy ai deo — steed : f mentioned I kpew you. That was all there was to it. only he said By ANNE VAN BUREN-BROWN = 4 the collar of the a a ays dinner may also be served i . ’ ” should rot be used. :; ; weousewives of (rvstal Lake near you treated him something awful.” VERY becoming and prac- | A » . 7 7 . a d ° cot al ; bere all that—and he just wants to be friendly with everyrone. | pa or 2nd ombinations ef col- * a poche! ec with narrow and long sleeves. ne frent ofthe at leisure. If chaipe are chesen | Girt comes out mess Gal oe y wa l articles advertised | | be was kind of hurt because you were so short with him.” tin te a ~ give xe lasting : =: | tag “0 companying coat tunic and the sleeves are finished im the right shape they push under cause dirty ones often) a a wi piac nm our-affections. It is called - ° © same shade as the gown. with round crvysta! butt , , . ene a a Most certainly was.” Jeannette said, grimly. the Ensemble Costume and con = but of slightly heavier mite denen ~ i ‘ , “~, — = . : eer eas. rm im the sketch. This simple i c 7 - : y polished “Well, he's been begging and begging me to call rou uD. He | sists of a frock and oat which. 3 atin an WN : 3 ties of crepe may tie at “~ ie ee cost of such & combined with blue crepe de chine *"™* °"4Frpen his oe at Cack side SOstume if purchased at amy reli- ef the same. shade The coat, of glee were evidently getting on. e th : of the waistii if y ire t >! | Sea Meer Ge wedbd be called. When the tame ieee | on ae ~mgdh ob ae er ro oe three-quarter length fastens at the e : - : - § ’ as r °° o. with the Radiance of Your Hair —USE — they ve quoted us. Mr. Gibbs is to confirm this br letter you said five cents per square iach on lime cpts with ) | | Saleen ? 2 minimum meee ON A The Shampoo With a Touch of Henna Jeannette scridbied down the figures. | Benet | ail | secret of the fashionable hair dresser oy aealgg @ dollar a square inch.” supplied Devitn. | - Seer bionde, brown or bruneme—a new glory’ Tighe ood pane Oh, houg you said rou d give us a flat | : *... 7 ' em | ; “ rate om cur colcr — | S 2 wart of bewes im just the = Shampoo ti “Os the magazine covers. res, but I can’t do that on ceneral color oe: “Well, that's all right.” The discussioca t Presen:! oe * girl Bad all the detalis. i ean ‘ie mage J J , J J 7 J ; ; J , ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ , ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ , , ’ , ’ ; , , » ’ y . ’ _ , ’ : ? hy r " — - ° ~Optied at ome Db 4 sewing wom - ——— . “ : = ; -_ 7 — : ’ , , ’ ’ : 4 . J J , ; ; J ’ . J J J J J . J / . ; ’ > , , ’ : . . + . , ’ , , ; ’ e t > , . , om , ’ > ’ Continued in the Post-Dispatch

Page 34

ST. LOUIS POST-DIgpas of to be fan- ck to kitch- is good. d sou! oft the s over It is se- to the quick lis for ture, © pot- Bulitabie fas- may be ure. yellow to the that colors. of the wood- r. The narrow usual a two- ind the h have that are | wn with out from of un- atterflics jiar ber- the mus- lance at are most hite oil- butterfly rectan | round ays have nd white ® one of Mos! liow pot. ee The fable and ing. i. hanéd@- furnish- » On the | windows. 'y garden, ith lace- on them : silver potters shelves ir coun- many an dees her 1 family. many Breakfast ys served on buss perved in favor ® rather wus do like our meals chosen eh under thus sav- ains of ve more te ones. tch the material tral col- the | | : : ) ) and pape: |. dust greasy | should a: A ee. MEDI MARRI és HY men leave eal home, not because because they want ¢ Now is there more joy i plucked from the garden, irom the corner grocery, Wwuen it comes to be nicp are shy, more are susr The nearest thing to love that dumb, wordless sort of A man is not middle- thrills and enthusiasm for @ for a romantic little suppers Alas, many a perfe insurance for the benefit of) ; ONS his widow, in exchange for a4 What a man never cans order to make it realistic, half-of-one-per-cent LOVE | Wouldn't it be strang his own accord, instead of t reasons’? A man may lose his but never his beautiful con his self-control can keep him What the modern girl will keep her in a platinum to be the “good-as-gold” kin —_—_—_————_ eS Pointers on Dt DUSTER should be sec shed lin it holds the du should neither ravelings; if 10 dampenea ot the United States Deg of Agriculture, Silk ter ing ment chamois hich!is polished surfaces. may be moistened by passi through steam, ner of the cloth, letting it stand or bw wringing cloth and one that out of water. oiled applying a few dro kerosené or light lubricati ow one corner, rolling the and letting it stand wntil has spread eveniy. , Cotton rolling it up, for a short together one has been bs the cloths in cleaning surfaces. Feather 4d not be used, except haps fust before sweeping, for scatter but do not remove @ Dust cloths should be freauentiy, both because a dirt comes out more casily : cause dirty ones often lea much dirt as they take up ang] scratch highly polished surf The oil in “dustiess” cloths be restored as directed above little oil may be added to thet ing water, one tablespoon of J sene or one-half tablespoon” lubricating of! beimg used — quart'of watery - “to snatch a grace beyond the "—to possess the treasure of ughout the most exacting hours —and the fascinating Paris- the inimitable friendliness of talcs, and par- exclusive House of Piver! At Your Favorite Shop PIV GR | “ise or Fay © POS the, olled, ace ‘ are exeellent for use | A dus by wetting oneg A dust cloth mag vespite the fact that she is are good substitutes: . - ii ad ete ce greg nc Epes - — - es = pres a Shed utc ell ee a RSD AY. MAY 29, 1924. ——_ — TOMAN pWLAND ‘mystery. Most men leave . somewhere else, but just a 4 ‘ one small, green radish sd-nine full-grown ones confession of love, some Bofthem are just obstinate. have ever known is i by a “petting party.” i feel all the anticipatory that used to feel heart. he his life out’ of is keeping up who will “court it promises. t lovemaking is that in * be must put at least one- gman ever took a drink of : ed to for good business hair and his back teeth, ng but his conscience and % dangerous Lothario. ing for is a husband who : um rings, and yet prove we used to brag about. ES ABOUT WOMEN 34.028 women in a total of - i District of $9,000 are negro women. > . > Germany it is compulsory that band give One-third of his in the Columbia. more to his wife to maintain ‘ > > > © Russian girls of peasn‘ h have qualified for high hon at the Ked Army Milita”) femy in Moscow. - a _ total- blind, Miss Matilda Allison ad the California Civil Service mination and is now head ste- pher of one of the est hospitals. f . wiousewives of Crystal Lake. near neapolis, are making a deter- fight against billboards in Vicinity and have already vot- te boycott all articles advertised billboards. i simply made. State's | ' & a little DRANO sprin- into that sluggish drain ha bit of water— within a few minutes : , Clean—sani- _DRANO used now and will keep it so, always. Get it at your grocer’s, =— ei ee How TO SERVE WATER ICE By HANNAH WING seeeeesieetieeee Authority on Matters Pertaining to ; Household Manage- ment. OR those who find too troublesome or.too expen- sive or even too rich and fat- | tening a dessert. the #0lves the problem of wa er desserts or refreshments. There is nothing more cooling. refreshing and genuinel: pleasur - ab'e than these simple mixtures of fruit juices and sugar frozen to a delicate, easy-eating, mushy sistency. water rm weath- Water ices, or fruit ices. as they | really should be called. are very from sugar and water in the pro- portion of one-quart of water two cups of sugar boiled for five minutes. This svrup may be made in quantities and kept on hand ready for use either in ices or sum- mer beverages. The fruit juice is added to whe syrup, the mixture stirred and -placed in a freezer and frozen to a pulpy mass. To popularize the to ices and sher | bets in the family get a smal! quart- | little | which is easily size freezer, ice and requires handled. The freezing is improved by carrying it | on intermittently so that in making | an ice one may give it a few turns now and other duties in the kitchen. For a lemon ice use three-fourths of a cup of lemon juice with syrup. A few gratings of lemon rind may be cooked with the syrup for flavor. Other fruit ices may be made by using half as much water in mak- | | ing the syrup and adding an equa! amount of currant. raspberry. grape or other fruit juices. A tablespoon of lemon juice improves the flavor of the other fruit juices. For strawberry ice or peach ice two cups of fruit pulp may be add- ed to the origina! syrup and the juice of a lemon or orange added. The flavor of these simple fruit ices is improved if they are allowed and ripen or mellow for hours packed in a and galt. to stand several freezer in ice -_eo _— -_———— - To Remove Shine. shiny spots in the suit i ocr iny s in the sui are the result of the wearing down of the nap by rubbing. may be caused by crease Hiowever. they can be removed. Add one tablespoonful of am- monia to a quart of lukewarm water Dampen a sponge or a clean. lintless cloth in this and eponge the suit with light. even strokes, being careful to go in the direction of the weave of the fab- ric. and do not apply too much of the water at a time. Iron on the wrong side with a warm, not hot, iron. Heavy gar- ments may be pressed on the right side by placing a damp cloth over the fabric. If the nap is toorclosely pressed down, brush it up with a. stiff brush. or they ice cream | ice | cone- | A evrup is first made | then while going about | LAUGHTER By Sophie Irene Loeb — aan _ ates ee ee — HEN the great Alchemist mixed the metals of which men are W made, He put in the babe the grain of a smile. And it grew into laughter. And nothing is sweeter than the laughter of a little child. eo agit For all who hear become young once more. ' And when old ege has found the erstwhile child Who in his youth and manhood Cultivated the trait of laughter, Even then he greets the Ange! of the End with a smile. Because fie realizes that of joy, Or a serious, sordid thing that grinds and jads And leaves man poor indeed. But there are those who choose more (to weep And see naught else. Oh, would there were some power To give knowledge to each and every To laugh at life; for all sorrow, all misery, aches and pains but short-lived SOPHIE IRENE LOEB them away. jit matters not whether it be in the hovel of the Or in the house of ¢he rich, If vou look through the large lens You will see a point from which radiates Some sembiance of the humor of it. And in that belief any man can be free. For, after all, shackles are man-made. Ah, yes, the gift of the gods is his Who can laugh at life when it deals him a blow. And though he hides tears behind that mirth. He has stopped them for the moment—— The moment of misery. For any life in the universal scheme Is but an instant of time. Copyright existence may be full one all know how to laugh Are if vou pauper 1924. Sa fore ' | tomato _ tion of | the usual | from its bath beautifully white | gestible. once a day between feedings. HOUSEHOLD UGGESTIONS A leftover Tip. Leftover string beans licious served in a cream sauce, | flavored with a little lemon juice | and paprika. . . . A Different Preparation. Try dipping hamburger cakes in egg and bread crumbs and fry in deep. fat. remove grease Drain on brown paper to with and esecrve sauce. 7 . >. The Neglected Coffee Pot. Boil the discolored for a short time in a strong solu- borax and then wa®h in manner. It will - = 7 Beware of Soggy Food. Be sure the fat for frying is Very het before immersing the food. the food will take up the grease and be heavy and ind!i- Wait until a thin brown smoke appears above the pan be- putting in the food. « 7“ a Fruit Juices for Infants. Unless the infant has loose bow- els, strained fruit juice may be given it by the third month. From one teaspoonful to three § table- spoonfuls, diluted, may be given The juice of oranges or prunes cooked without sugar is advised. Otherwise See Your Hot Bath and Your Beauty —————— | ra ' By LUCREZIA BORI, the Famous Spanish Prima Donna benefits of the hot time, tired nerves as the right bath, tak- en at the right time. If she wants to rest up in the afternoon she HE beauty Tree t taken at the right ri be overestimated. Of course there is everything in taking such a bath at the proper time. For instance, if you make the mistake of taking a hot bath and rushing out into the cold air, with your pores still open as a re of the bath, and catch colid, there will be no beauty results. In- stead, the cold will give you a read nose eves, which com- bine you anything bui beautiful. for a bit afterward. effect of the warm her to relax thoroughly, and she awakens from her rap feeling re- sult younger. The hot bath, taken before going to bed at night. {s an excellent method to induce restful sleep and renew vitality. Do not make the mistake of hav#hg your bath too hot. Have it only pleasantly so, and while you may find it very helpful to rest in such a bath fora few minutes, do not satay in too long. A prolonged soak in a bath that is too hot is likely to sap your vitality. Use a pure, good soap, such as castile or a soap made with olive oil. It never pays to economize on soap. Any bath can be pleasant by using fragrant bath salts or a bath liquid. There are any number of delightful bath salts on the market. You can find one, delicately perfumed with your fa- / and watery to make So when results of the hot bath, bath taken preferably you g0 to bed at night. I speak of the beauty I mean the just before The warm bath may be taken during the daytime, with less risx of catching cold, especially if you give vourself a cool rinse after- ward and do not go out-of-doors too soon and are careful to avoid drafts A great actress I know boasts that she owes part of her success and much of her beauty to the soothing effect of the bath. She says that she has found nothing so restful and soothing to made more PwvyvPrAayVPrAVR VA BPRAVARA VA VA DA Y , Recipe for Stuffed Potatoes —6 good sized wienesen —\< cup hot milk —\y —3 tablespoons Suger Creek Butter Bake the potatoes about forty-five minutes. Then cut a thin slice from the side of each, carefully scrape out the potato and mash, mix with the other ingredients and beat until very light. mixture back into the potato shells, and brown in a hot oven. Sprinkle with paprika, add a lump of Sugar Creek Butter, and ia AWRHWDADAYWVAVAVYAVYA WA DPD . e SUGAR CREEK 3% BUTTER & SUGAR CREEK CREAMERY CO., 2300 Walnut St. RREK EK EC BAY BH KEK EK CH KH To get the full, rich flavor in this and scores of other appetizing dishes, it is highly essential to use nothing but real butter. That's why thousands of house- Put the wives who are noted for their Real Cream Butter! RERER EB KRMK KER KEKE RK KE AE KY Churned Daily at 9 ¥ « vorite fragrance, or you may choose to make the following bath liquid | for yourself* takes a warm bath. and then naps | The soothing | bath enables laxed and rested and looking years | | | ' i ; ' Sweet almonds, 3 grams. Bitter almonds, 8 grams. Rose water, 180 grams. Benzoic acid, 1, gram. Crush the almonds until you re- duce them to a paste. Strdin them ) and add the other two ingredients. Add two tablespoonfuls of the liduid to the average bath. You will find that it adds to your pleas- ure in the bath and that you feel wonderfully refreshed from your contact with the fragrant water. a Every period of life has its pe- culiar prejudices: who ever saw old age that did not applaud the past and condemn the present time? -_ . 7. The greatest truths are the sim- plest; so are the greatest men. are de- | AMMY JAY, the Saas thought coffee pot | come | By <2: Children’s, Bedtime Story 3: THORNTON W. BURGESS How Chatterer Get Even Retribution seon or late — TT - Will be the evildocr’s fate. "+ —Old Mother Nature. dishodest himself very smar* as he made his way ack home to the Green Forest by a roundabout war. He had stolen the eggs of Welcome and Mrs. Robin, and no one had suspected him. Chatterer the Red Squirrel had beemablamed for it. Se Sam- my Jay chuckled wickedly and thought himself very smart. But as Sammy drew near the hemlock tree near the edge of the Green Forest, where his pest had been carefully hidden, there a shriek from Mrs. Jay which startied Sammy and sent him fily- ing as fast as his wings could go. “I wonder what has happened?” ‘thought Sammy. “‘What can be the matter with Mrs. Jay? I won- der if she has been hurt?” Mrs. Jay continued to scream, and Sammy flew so fast that be was almost out of breath when he arrived in the hemlock tree. “What is it. my dear?” he cried anxiously. ‘“‘What are you scream- ing for? What is the matter?” For answer Mrs. Jay merely nodded towards their nest. One look in it was enough. There were no eggs there! There were some broken shells, but that was all. Sammy Jay knew then just how Welcome Robin felt. Never ip his life had he been more up- set. But if he felt badly it was nothing to the way Mrs. Jay felt. Sammy tried to comfort her, but she wouldn't be comforted. “Do you know who the thief is?’ Sammy asked. “No,” replied Mrs. Jay, shak- ing her head. “I was gone only a few minutes, but when I returned those eggs had been stolen and no one was to be seen about.”’ sz “It must have been that good- for-nothing cousin of mine, Blacky the Crow,” muttered Sammy. “Yes, sir, it must have been Blacky. Tell me, my dear, why did you leave the nest?’’ Mrs. Jay hung her head. “There was a great racket going on over in the Old Orchard,” said she “and I just couldn't sit still and not know what it was all about. I ~~ SS /~ ~. SS ~~ a “ Tercible T yranivy Out of black emptiness the shadowy spectre of sleeplessness — aching hours held taut in the dread grip of a terrible tyranny — Insomnia. Those who count these ebony beads of misery on a chain of never-ending nights will hold priceless the relief afforded by a Red Cross Kapoc Floss Mattress —the hand-made mattress. to By special process the sensitive floss is sterilized and vitalized buoyant lightness making it sanitary, seif-ventilating and almost 50 per cent lighter to handle than the average mattress. Its luxurious softness and body buoyancy lull -conforming che tical mnied end costs Ge cnt Sony en slumber. Lech ot wour eattnintetee themed wienemneaaiall you this hand-made mattress and be your own judge. THE NEW YORK MATTRESS COMPANY Executive Offices sad Fectory BOSTON, MASS. Local Branch—Main and Cedar - (Chicage Detrou BRANCHES , Pitsburgh S«. Lows Des Mownes Years Teledo Hapoc Sloss RED CROSS AAT TRESS “Worthy of Jts Name™ was | “What is it, my dear?’ he cricd anz- wusly. stood it as long as I could and then flew over there to see what was going on. Our feathered neigh- bors over there were driving Chat- terer the Red Squirrel out of the Old Orchard. After Chatterer had disappeared I stopped to get some- thing to eat. When I go back here I found things just as you see them now. I guess Bilacky tho Crow must have been watching to see me leave the nest.” Just then from a short distance away in the Green Forest there was a sharp, loud “‘chir-r-r-r-r-r.”” It was the voice of Chatterer the Red Squirrel. It fairly rang with joy and triumph. No one hearing it would for an instant doubt that Chatterer was feeling very well satisfied and pleased. Sammy Jay cocked his head ‘to one side and listened. He turned _ ! te look at Mra. Jay and he in her eyes the same look of picion which she saw in bis ey “Do you suppose it was t red-coated thief?” they exelain together. A moment later te were sure it was, for they caw sight of Blacky the Crow in the sky over the Green ows. He couldn't have these eggs and tgs i | way there. * As for Chatterer, that 4 ed scamp was filled with glee. - had had the breakfast of had so wanted, and at the time he had gotten even with my Jay for driving him out Old Orchard. He had just pened to be passing when Jay left the nest, and had at @| made the most of his chance, ee hs : : . ' (Coprriahte 1984.) What to ; Tomorrow * i Breakfast. Canned peaches. Waffles—honey. Cofteé, cocoa, milk. Luncheon. Fruit salad. Rolls. Fresh rhubarh pie. Coffee, tea, mrilk. Dinner. Clear soup. Fish timbales, cream sauce, Mashed potatoes. Macaront! and cheese. i. (ar Ss (aes ~~ et Bory. ee It Will Surprise And Delight You FTER your first starching and iron- ing with Linit, the remarkable starch discovery, you will be surprised and delighted with the wonderful French finish all your personal wash gar- ments and household fabrics will have. Linit is the scientific starch which makes cotton goods look and feel like linen. a ~ om ‘Linit is something new, very econ- omiceél and very easy to use. After Linit is thoroughly dissolved, ac- cording to directions and is feady to use, you will notice it is thin and free-running like water—with a ‘‘milky’’ appearance. Use Linit according to directions and, unlike other starches, you will not find Linit stiff or jelly-like. This is one reason why Linit goes much farther than the old-fashioned kinds of starch and is easier to iron with. INIT céets 10c at all Grocers. Geta package and begin the modern way your fabrics. You will never to the old-fashioned starching. Makes Cotton Look and Feel L CORN PRODUCTS REFINING OC 300 South First Street, st. Louisa, M AN RE ae

Page 35

Pe es yee sy oe - oh me i ! a, COMIOPAGE | “i THURSDAY. " Vy, . MAY 29. 1824. Beets Yt» Zz —=—== a for the BIG SUNDAY | z Want Ad and Real : s “ Pile carly for 3 NINE TIMES OUT OF TEN—By FRUEH | e q mut, Mant, totes, Fae JIMEOLRE 4, LB ‘ with your 4 — To SEE JOE GOomie ONLY ‘SO HIGH~ PRACTICALLY | So — : Es Se : ’ ? ARE You ? WHY Do You J RAISED TOGETHER we & 4 VOL. 76. NO. 265. KN , ; = ———- HE'D Do ANYTHING Fe. q me | q OH, FOR A LODGE! ble-header with the Cards and Reds ke 4 V4 Z ta | x {Sune br Calvin Coolidge.) the other day. Z ty | : , / | ' z 2 H, for a Lodge in some vast Strange as it may seem, the Dean [4 bg | E . FST wilderness, of the Giants’ pitching staff is enly A, , | | | _ 3 : | Reached by no radio. wire or a youngster from the minors. NA Ki , . ; - ag q i { perter V/A, | — és , ‘ i { —_— the Olympic (74/4 ' / ‘ ph, for a Lodge in some vast wil America having won P Y, % o L yin WE WERE ALWANS GREAT (ir YOU WANT To MAKE A BIG Hi i = CA devness. rugby championship, maybe the [ 4 T% ; : PALS , JOE AND I -AND-IF JOE. WALK RIGHT “a The farther away and the vast- %°s will come home and show us if Ss Som RK ; hi | {| YOUCL JUST TELL JOE You’ RE THE GACK eenrions poowtigi a er the better. how it is played. ; : A Al E ee | \A FRIEND OF MINE, HELL ; \ WATCH } ~ wa 5 2 H | j JOE TURN THE WORLD Ove 4 J | + é ° | ; | We understand that Tom Brown Gy/7 at BOR 1, a REAT YOU LIKE A PRINCE Ne 00. SOMETHING FoR You z= _. Youth, Interrogated bh, for a Lodge in some vast Wil- ... . pear at Rusby, wut e son 4Y se Sel Do : fi derness had the pleasure of seeing him at se . . i 4 Night Regarding Glas ‘ Par from the land that the hu-.,, VA , E | , worth of whisky is by way of cet- | pe the “jack” out cf Jack Daniel Typewriters s and Let Faken by Police in In Sl oll Rata Murder. - | , NOW OON'T FORGET. TELL Hi “Mate Shoot at Fitsegcralkd.” | f Better duck, Fitz. | Clarence Cannon of Missouri has en appointed parliamentarian of ; - . : j 1 Bee ME se a Democratic national conven- NO CHANCE om. He might also be a good gu) ae ere ee ee ' 7 , —Z | > fire the opening gun of the cam- : : . . ' , | $ pam have no bananas was swiped from oS, ip, 2 - b.. i . n. rd : - 3 : ign Handels Messiah Grer Hande , ~ . 4 Or Cho Mar 50.—Nethe Fé ‘ Leopold Jr. 19-year-old gta and son of a millionaire fran a j ‘ | turer, questioned fer hours « “Jampy Feeling Seems to Ruic se Z @ , | a : | | ,. 4 today. said he believed the s Dinh mn @he eauthar save in Milwasnkec.” gt? ZB Ze » , P | anil ’ : ..4 ; tacies found near the spot w | Try hops for that jumpy feeling Cabs , = the body of Relert Franks, ti} i “a a year-old son of a2 meli-leonaire, “Senate Votes to Publish Polit. ™4Y Dave written the music, but Contribations.~ never in 10.000 rears did he write And. damned be he who first ‘ose words. es, “Hold, enough!” bme people seem to think that ——_—_ _— © Muscie Shoals propositicn is ition os lel aaa , : “ . Claude Darenport. a minor league " 28 , a naped May ‘T!. was found. ther a strong-arm came er a . ; — rier s even ionger than his hie and that he lest them as - 4 on a bird study expedition. enh raul ea Raph 5 PS, a ‘ 4 body was found ir a ratiroad > SDs way! Dave was a veer wicil the bat. BUT IT DOESN’T MEAN ANYTHING—By RUBE GOLDBERG j vert and the glasses were f ey insist on hollering “jug oO :ers made a monkey out of him. e a” ; Gomme distance away. " is @ seanda! to our iry com- x oy 3 “I don't biame the potice mrs “TEX -_ 7 helding me.” Leopsid said. “t hell game. brother. Dave Heres oping he lasts longer. A war of extermination ought > > unity. So far this year the White Sox SIX A.M. AAW f Se TT . FrPa) ro! | DE BOSss 15 SHANIA’ me erent ' » | Mou - BUT RE SAYS Re oC He FooR TH s urday and Sunday before the @ great steel centers of the —— a r } | = . | \ | e ; > * | was found and tt i« quite prea ntry. Our enterprising banditt: The Governor of Indiana is won- FOOR Some ARRAAIGEN | \ AISD GAT BREAKERS T CE NGHT Bousas AS Soon) ON | 3 lest my glasses out there.” second to none. gOing to try to pull offa »rize fizcht ~, o’c Lock — ! “bes = ‘¢ ae Mieke: wend deen 8 : Pa © CA . x , sy 4 was out near the culvert on St. Louis is destined to be one and the season is stil] vounz i Sag LL FOR -THe | Ss OocuUusckK AAD ro | My CAR- oor | FINISH DRESSING — | _ 2 Fev BUTTCALS OAS HIS r i a oe : ee ied pie To show that his heart is in the prize fight or the prize bun | - | : . - pes a. ‘20V- -* - a , t Place. J. Pivvius split a dou- ernor. ; J oe ~ . re ef the family by reputation. KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN ) | lox : ; ILS ) ; . | ) - ; - ate hk Po. written for ornithological pub! ; ; tions. iiiehard Loek, son +? -_ —— SOU | SA nt. . —, ft = = ; F : ‘ Bee RE D . | a ; eee Ce : ' : 7 . ae other miiltonaire. and Richart BSCAUSE You NES - : 7 = ae a |) : Rd. , ; | bel, fiends of young Lecpotl) cosr H/AA AAD | | AS 2 = “3. + EE . were/questioned concerning I You @&@ SAD . , ~ , - cen Te _— = -o . $ = 3: 2 Ppoid a'though no suspicion was ' , ; : Besa = , . rected toward them. , You : p , : : rem an optical company police learned that the preserip for the ginsses would (i those : to Leopold. Leopold said that he had -¢ to the swamny prairie perhaps imes on bird study trips. Hes , -he bad not worn glasees frequet - . ‘ me . and did pot knew what had h NE IRS ES. SN PG hh AN, Aaa aa _ + — pened to hin Leopold ix aald MU AND JEFF WI UGE ROR —————————— = — be a brilliant student and says — Se oe " owe Bags is familiar with six or seven 1 ea, rl HAT A TERRIBLE BLUNDER THEY MADE WHILE ABROAD—By BUD FISHER trade Mark Ree US. Pat. OO ne cuages. Gee, Jere its Great to BE Lo a e = —==— — ——* —- The police have taken ty Scions = ade sooty ey aca | No. = Just | (WE NEVER HAD CONE MUG OF | SS ys . aa writers belonging to Leopold 1 _—s : MAT RAPPENED TO ALE, ONG STEIN OF | — i a) FRANCE : a ’ * > he so Loeb, and thetr private lett SPa ~ Bharocigeng oa pi : | THINK OF PHRSMER, OLE SIP CE / : " SA ~ a : tor examination. ag ao wf ws Get bo ——— . | SOMETHING. Deo \ ' COGNAC CR on“e | ; 3 ". Shown the letter signed “Gee \ wany Loe - ae You REALIZE = DRoP CE sPanisH / a. i | Johnson” and demanding « rans Geoed Te Me. : | | THAT WHKE we | : wine? wHaT a SS :" | of $10,000 of Jacob Franks for : | iN EUROPE ~ / > cthaice we bes ae : . : son. and asked if he could & IE You Wad Cosh | - 1 | : “2 —_—- os | i , i: q written such a correct} o ; . . 2 . J g structed letter. Leopold said two CTIA! = Lge , 5 ’ | e iat a Bs ‘ might have written a better one “TRKEA) YOU'D ee ; - : | ~ i+ ~~ noticed kiinaping wae spel m= | 2 , wig i | “Kidnapping.” MCE AS SAD Neo Fh he 27 : = ; ) ~\ " bi Leopold explained bie moveme — HUH - ) : om : | : “a é on May 71, the day of the @im Py : L$ | (oF z-7 F . re : pearance of the Franks bey. say — @: : 4 | he left hie university classroom 1 a. m. in company of young lL and ther spent the afternoon Lincoln Park tleoking ‘for bir After dining in the eventing. said. they invited inte his suten bile two girls. who also ieft the in Jackson Park. He said he home by I! ocleck. Leeb, the lee gar, corroberaled statement except to say thet went to his home aftes dimmer knew nothing of the ide with riris. The theory that the Franks BANANA OIL—By MILT GROSS. : nag As / WHY HE'S ALMOST OUT OF HIS MIND- HON ) | j : “omg | EATEN OR SLEPT Fo? DAyS _ we “ eS A ONCE AGAIN WE MEET aS YEAR” ) ! 5 OH 1 TUST) DAQEN T GO MEAD +™ =S lke A , | wee VERY HAPPY AND Fun OF CHEER 2. , . (WR TER IN A CAGE YES HE'S Orr pout fT wed Ge A GiRAD Ean : 5 SOE " ~ . 5 os , oro reas martin - | \ i= We COULD ONLY Have Some BERR bes a i aes , eee 5 ee : 5 ge mao Ul NS YG! gs + 4 —_ s ‘ i if