St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 1, 1925

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eo —aeeapens RNR Ants ct 0 HER, « “~ Bs el ‘4 ns * Sr - o~, a * ‘ Le . a4 . . see Be Rie Seth &” an -% te we tt. Sa, 7 ar Se el Se, 2 2 ° i eee ene ee HOUSING AND HOMES FOR RiNI : ‘REAL EST ATE SECTION, 12 PAGES. i it REAL ESTATE OF PEKINGS er ) ROTOGRAVURE SECTION. § PAGES. ' LOANS AND INVESTMENTS ; : | 7 , : SUNDAY MAGAZINE, t¢ PAGES. “ic a . AGS. >? Seas ; COMIC SECTION, $ PAGES. j ——————= - y ‘ 5m a = ~ oe — a SS eaeeaaea"*""="="o?775°0(00 eee - —_————- ete ee ee SS SES RO A OE EE ET ~~ ree ens -_ : a hd F VOL. 77 No. Vio. PART ONE. SIT. LOU IS. ‘SU NDAY MORN ING MARC js ee F 1995. eexees PAGES 1—10. PRICE 10 CENTS ~~ —— -—- rn -— Se a pe oe —~ 2 ae? Adjournment ‘he is. When Mrs. Dawes learned | Harold Elmer Blazer, who chloro-| JEFFERSON CITY. Feb. 28.— | , ve Mditorial Section.) | : MAINE TO CHICAGO, vesterday that the General had' formed his 32-year-old invalid! In the new State income tax act, | By SAMUEL SPEWACK. | ' . only four or five “pipes, another | daughter, Hazel. in their ‘home in which is well on the road to pas-; Kerlin Correspondent of the Post-, | SOUTH TO VIRGINIA ; : « _ ’ Ch tad as -453 ° e ‘ . ‘ . 9 i ee ; ; By CHARLES G. TOSS. dozen was ordered for thg General | ” sey ad aa — in the Senate, the State in an Dispatch and New York World. reas | Stef Washington Correspondcont of always wants a clean, fresh pipe, anglewood, Denver sapurd, ast effort to overcome the annual loss hope ee at agg Aolcage war wg arn i. Zer eee eee { — : rT P , . Sih} os... he New a, y 1] 4 st the Post-Dispatch. and they have to be cleaned and| Tuesday, is not likely to be called of $1,000,000 or miore of revOnue and the Post-Dispatch. | Boston Louisville, New ; e WABHINGTON, leh. AS washed, se there's always a suffi- ito the bar of an ea rthly court to through evasion of the law is set- BERLIN, Feb. 28.—Fritz Ebert. ’ oa ) , +7 ctoek ! iting up machinery (for additional} .....,,. | . unanimously by the House | “ict stock on hand. Say uilt*® or not ilty to the 7 sie ; rocialist, saddler and “s resi- ork, nd, lopted : = ih ak Stas) i m ‘a F + ™ ? : ; sroup of officer’ to inves- a A first Presi Y Richmo : Representatives this morning | ‘charge of murdering his own flesh lticate books of business concerns | aent of the German Republic. lost| = Ohio { | dis a Points Pe joint resolution providing for! BORGLUM- ARRESTED ON ‘and blood, Physicians attending | and to add one more to the many!1! as four-day struggle with Jeath'! is \ d fongressiona! Investigation of the: MALICIOUS MISCHIEF CHARGE | him said late today that the poison pao ts genet ot ¢ require d to today. He lost gracefully. “Cive % in Area. : : | ‘make to the “edera rovernment : telal acis af l‘ederal Judge WW — - ' ‘he took and the razor -wound he in- Ronee State me another dose of sleeping pow- | ee ; . | Sculptor, Vio lestroyed Stonc! ee e.. ; , gt , 3 : enniiieinintiiaea orge W. Ienglish ol Last St. : * aa? ‘flict j i ‘oat after killing his | ann a .o = . ? der and be done with this non-'! & ee : | Mountain Memorial Plans, Tak- | Fieted in hus throat after killing his) It long has been spindly onl | sense,”’ he told his despairing phy | : oP the Aen ee af . roa: “oAcal " +] : we yr ; . Teh | } . - or , oO + ~ , ' ] Ss; Ts 1S } re Bs ° . . . cul S : s a. . es - . ae foomeved th the Senate enin Custody in North Carolina. crippled offspring were likely to etapa nds of persons who =f ud | bidlame. "Fhese webe hin tact. wasn é NEW YORK. Feb. 28.—A _ vig~ ec this afternoon and imine diately by he von lated Preas ‘CAUSE his death in a few hours. All } edera! income ta Xess ad nad were lia- T} i - au : 4 ae c i ’ } “| 3 - little nA th uake was felt «ae . Se aes re ar og |day ti hysici: lay ina st - ble for State income taxes, were len masses of mourners dark-| OTeUus earthing - ‘ferred to the Judiciary Commit- GREENSBORO, N. ¢£., Feb. 28.|/G8% “ie Puysician tay in a stupor, ; - - | oned the streets everywher Be we | Gutzon Borglum, the sculpter |'his pulse barely discernible evading the State law, there being | : “a naif rere. AES! & throughout the northeastern part : -(y 0 £ ; ne sc Tr, | . evheg ‘ ee eee ile : LL : fiuttered a lal mast. “Pe s ? : ee. |wanted in Georgia on charges of | Relatives at Bedside. no State machinery t@ check up in-| Ebert was carried from the cher: es of the United States and Canada Notices already had gone out! ah FA tie Grouped at his bedside were his comes or to enforce their payment. ; *— as carried trom the sani-|'s : at i'malicious mischief in connection | PTO PSS Bt ms De SOW STS see | inder the proposed law. which i t"ium to Wilhelmstrasse Palace,| # early tonight. The tremors were . ad ic " : . . . =~triei ’?o ;* * ~ é 5 ; ws “e : a ed up and given prompt atten-| New York. after Mrs. Bishop and het ‘fully $1,000,000 to the State nidind-| Sut death could pot still the) SA AIO CAPONE RCRA ent lsippi. and from the Province of : ’ > Tucker. ¢ j of | husband, t0V Bishop, who ! eT ee yer ae et Sennoiue , ‘we lan . ke. - = ls Action E i ee re aut ker, superintendent »f : — ° nues and after that time fully $1,- poisonous tongues of his eneini¢ 8.) § ‘Ontario as far south as Florence, pe . Apected, the construction of the Stone Moun- Shared the little bungalow with Dr. ebb bak a crear They seized upon the tragedy as the! & WILHELM CUNO. 's. ¢., Riehmond, Va., and Louts- empers of the llouse subcom- tain project, w h») was said to have ' Blazer and the invalid young wom- | Calierthen et ‘Tax Oonnvission turning point in theig way upon the! a SM wa cad ville ttee chosen to make the inves-!pheen on the trair with Borglum, |an, arrived home from a shopping | Rinne’ the ba Fie nc of id taille republic which the saddler had| % In the country’s great centers of me ore they bad no doubt ; Was not arrested. trip and discovered that death had |... jaw in 1917, the assessment and | PUllt up from imperialist ruins and | @ | te he ‘York, Chicago ut the Senate would approve the saint no , stolen in during their absence. pacxbarte inn of the tne alee Med th | preserved through econemic deso-! 38 ‘Philadelphia. Washington Pitts. ; lution and send it to the Presi- | | Love for Hazel, who had never | . ” | lation. | 3 - ‘Nevels - Boat Detro! fit before the end of the session | FAIR AND SLIGHTLY COLDER ! ” and ) a ete Ot eee ee es |e t the f the fallen} : ee ee ane he ; Sessi | “OW t : sir . ‘ “ever : rrave ¢ alle ws : kt Wednesday Bone 1 seine a a desire not tOjand collectors. of the State. Inj, 4 - pee as : a ‘i . y wing, ‘and others—the quake was severe : ? 4 ; AV - . s + . O¢ ) ‘ ¢ 1S ‘ - 3 : Pale view w Le ee, T A eave her a burden on the com-) many counties virtually no State in-| “2° | ecm oe Sk, ee ‘enough to alarm thousands of This view was shared by Repre- | imunity.” led Dr. Blazer to end NOT cas taxes were nik ‘aithoust | possible to utter words of friend-! * | people a s ‘ » ¢ “a ‘ . . 9 . " . cA 4 + c . = | ‘ae “ty inst Juice E S°5! 9 a.m To ee ee ees ty | 2er swallowed poison. The quick The proposed change in the law | _. ager Pe pte 8 28, HANS LUTHER | Mistrial Orderd After Panel De movie halls were vacated, their ' s v ige nglish 10 a. m.. - RH Mm 33 ministrations of a phvsici} | Fatherland,” refers to him as “One ae Se . : he resolution, it was pointed | J) a. 28 68 Oem... 53 | oy S of a physician coun-| will take the collection from the} f our most dangerous and shrewd- | == . _ — - hated Penalty for Murde ‘patrons mistaking the quake for.a ; sith ’ ’ — | " “>= t adc, tig, e7e D ad 4 , ic . ° > { ‘ | « ‘ . C ( S Pe ; as ? : ; = ‘ ss be F ' S ’ , Seeks to enable the House to! 1 ‘agg ‘o> “= iY oe eS oe ee ‘potions, ve a parpes. = saper’. Be county officials and put it up to the | est enemies.”’ 7 52 Hours | BOttOES SSOLNmOM, ; orm a constitutional duty! % DMs. 37 12 mid inight 2 734 | slashed his throat with a. razor. State tav commission and the State | © Durin the four days that Ebert | ae cna From Northeastern Matne to satrap ae nh | ro Mm... : bina | Once sa arennd medic al skill stav ren off |Vreasurer. Machinery will be pro- =u ty na “lela mmr nti tes . nee ' | nanan | Chica ago. the reports came !n,.each ; d c ic stre rea cit : | dae : ia av stricke "it “ite Ss, - ~ that . > r : », | litics ‘izu reat | it is, of examining charges Official forecast het vAttiet : pvestigate any return Ww oe At about his bedside. The Monarchists, ’ whether it should tmpose a penalty } mographk gn ta Be 10 4 : a i ' | n -Littleton, county seat town|;doubts and every’ person, firm j“* * Pare o'clock Philadelphia jaltimore tinst a Vederal Ji idge with i for St. Louis and : eises . . feonvineed that his illness would! vy hanging or life im-'| ec . , | ' Pow't SHOOT, MRI vicinity: s _|three miles from the Blazer home,/or corporation will be required | °°MWIncea that a cae of death by hanging or tite im-| Louleville and Richmond. Va. at} W to his impeachment if the evi- Ti ee Vieinity: Slighily | | sap his rigor, planned te oust him! prisonment, the jury at Edwards- | AX LLECTOR, colder ~ ‘ | yesterda Vv afternoon, District At- ‘to tgive agents of the com- P . a } ' : ae peared to have been the southern- pee is found to warrant. OUR HANDS _— sunday | : ‘as the nation’s leader at the first ville which tried Emil Fricker for | pane DS ARE ;torney Joel E. Stone of the First! mission access to all books and 7 | i mo ities affected , ; | ‘ — e rst; ™ission. super 38 ven. $8: San | Joseph M: Pie. as foreman, re- | SYRACUSE, N. Y.. Feb. 28.— a : Tie dient of. +} l ’ colder Sunday Stone questioned the Coroner, J.;commission a sworn statemen ) 'auring the interim. > shaX, +. | Med there onus nde: Pied hak net 'The business and residential see- . eat ae ae on * nate is re- Illinois: Most- J. Mackin, the prother-in-law ef all salaries paid during the tgs a Already political combinations: succeed Ebert as the chief execu- oot se oat . ‘a ae bs | hain tall Syracuse ornis .vectenlh. on Cause ie desire of the : i, Be ie ir tov B the |] year, Which will enable the adi ere eee ) i lc: | ial a — changed a singie vo r ba ; ly cloudy Sunday, | dead girl, Roy Bishop, and the|ing year, are being formed. Former Chan-j tive of Germany, is a question loting since last Thursday after- ithangh by an earthquake shock at suse to proceed with the invest: > af tf; tion during the interim between (9:27 tonight. Rusiness bulldinus swayed and occupants, frightened, commission to ascemtain whether eellor Marx, as the coalition can- . “eee P ; i inal ‘ . . ‘rect "A. ‘ t individuals have made correct 1 didate of the Democrats, Catholics doctor, H. H. Aldredge, who was called when Bishop and his wife probably preced- which is forcing itself more} noon! he said. As a result, a mis SE OD ele who will deal with the reso- | Monday an@ again latter part: ris- ne em inexperienced in the duties act will become a law. It will be Mion in the Senate Judiciar y Com | ing temperature Tuesday. of his position and believed = no | pushed through the littee, told the correspondent that | ann, stiimaie pesinaicinaiiiitat citadel ees ke, ere cn = arene ee Phis opinion it ought to be report- | Qi matter quiet for a time. Mackin) j. . pemocratic caucus measure, iis a i You M 3 ' } and approved immediate 4 1 ¢ | > } the Senat : tied 4 OU ay, ANC '} few months ago. He told District gaining. the Nationalists. Conservatives and Senate, prob- | Want Red Flags at Rites. a large part of the business world, ‘ably without a dissenting vote, . It Hilferding, for the Ractntiotn | while Dr. Marx would have the in-| conferred with Luther this after-} dorsement of the Clericals, Demo- crats and Socialists, noon on the character of the fun- Beth Have Icnviable Kecords. ‘and it could have been worse; I | coming to newspaper offices sho-* guess I'm satisfied.” he told a re- ,ly after 8:30 o'clock. Rulldipes porter as he wa returned to his'trembled for a pertod of two 1r cell. Fricker is already under life ‘three minutes. those who expert- sentence for the murder of Robert | enced the shock reported. was elected to the position only a which will make its passage in the | , ' : senate certain. eral ceremony. The Socialists want rh] “ |) : , ‘ inat | “Sgt = \ eee ry ' j ' . . ‘* + ¢ , ’ P ‘ cee « . .~ , ’ : . , is é Wit or innocence ae ude in. | Ol ay / i“ murder case he had ever had (© tration looks upon it with favor ereaidnn ibe @; nilieia deacon Ciel at _wational and international | Offered to Phe add cenilty. jand other Indiana towne aald that awh,” he said, “but | know some- | ‘ yj deal with. ‘Yr sever ‘easons It will add! yp alle f ' achievements, Dr. Luther chiefiy| Both Kehril and Nungesser were | the quake had been felt in those ) for several reasons. Red flags mingling with the ban- ver ags ming . ‘husbands, successively, of Minnie | towns. - ‘ ‘ » nm 4 wi? know ‘ A sed car §| Stone has gone to the Blazer}! ! Ryan wera ny ' "7 . wee Sa a8 about this ease, and | know a that the best used ¢ much power to the administration | nerg of the Republic in the cortege. | in connection with financial bargains are to be found in ))] ee . ( ainS iome half a dozen times since he , | i a a and probably a good many jobs. It | juther insists that he must be! policies. and Dr. Marx as a negro- Mt a situation has been created |) Schlecht, Fricker’s former dairy | It was pointed out after reports 7 : ( the clagsified “Automobiles” ¢ ® Sy 8 errs ‘ . > ‘ads | ’ ach demands ah investigation.” | ‘ columns of the Post-Dis- (/Pecame aware of the affair, in the | vi increase the State revenues, | buried as the leader of the German | tiator with the entente and a con- ee ee we On: mee nad been received of the areas ; ee patch. -|hope of obtaining a. statement ‘ : : | ciliator at home. ,uated. Kebrli was killed in 1920) about Ciiteago which had felt the 7 ; a : ‘ : Two other names mentioned iy | and Nungesser was assassinated Jn} quake had been received, that moat. giving the administration more] State. A compromise ~ will _ » . far ee Cen, the road near his' home on Sept. 15 of the district in downtown Chi- F ¢ ? ‘. from the aged yhysician, ivut sail WRAH LOSES SALARY FIGHT ( This newspaper is the one ? "ee kine heortan his money to spend and avoiding the| reached, but none has been at- —— . Blazer's condition pur- Adan ‘les ar hos Mat . Me rage big used car market of St. ¢ ~— | necessity for an increase in general | tained yet because Frau Ebert, un- | wider circles are those ofl , " ti - te Declines to Rescind Vote ¢ Louls. Here people come (| Pose each time and the prospects). " : ._1Von Seeckt and former Chancel-/ /#st- When Fricker was tried for cago which had experienced the ting Increase (o Legislators, | when they wish to se¥J their 5| last night were that the farewell | SARREEOe, | Baer ed by the ‘rageay, refuses 7 | ‘ar Cuno The General is prob- the Kehrli murder, in November, | tremors is swampy or filled-in land W) Associated Press automobiles because they )| note: Blazer wrote after he had The only objection which has/| see or talk with anyone. | 4 1 ¢) | . " ‘ ailont ‘a » in Cer the life term was agreed upon after | —~ : . ft O4e a Y . , . 5 naientened . : 4 4 : . ~~ . | ¢ ’ i © 108 Si.e¢ ' bi! ; = Pt > Me leila ee pte b sett at ba reach the ¢/ kined his daughter will constitute | [€¢" raised to it Is that it tends| Neither Luther nor the Socialist | *"’> oa a life. whi rade . to 11. jurors had held out for nine | ¥ the Associated Press, ; z =? Borah (Rep.), Ida} is |. Ereatest number of people ¢ oe: ) ‘urthe® beaurocratic interfer- | le: S yw w t | FUaR. PaaS — - Sel an neg STON . » : | t tonig) : . ea — sna ¢ interested in buying. ,, his only explanation of the deed. — snarl: Bins | " | . | teacer know whether he left a wih, | his capacities as.an administrator hours for the déatn penalty. Frick-| BOSTON, Fem 28.+-A strong : . “ oe to have the Senate ' That Dr. Blazer administered the | °™c® with business, and with thelor if before his death he expressed | ind organizer, his friends say. emi-/| eT offered to plead guilty in the) carthquake at about 9:25 tonight ? ts ? ? act] ; ¥ A hose .wl i ‘ > , »y7RR : ‘ airs P ivi : : , ‘ . , ’ yaetry '? . hive . A - : . ” fi os wie M tion In voting | : reese = cab 1O Rae oes ‘ichloroform to his daughter with personal aff ure of individu — any wish-as to how or where be rently qualifies him for the presi-. Nungesser case and take a fife sen. | oneal Eastern Maasachusetts to © " 8: r . ‘ hen re ‘ , - ‘ > . : = ) "" P ‘ar 3 _ s ys a. . > ; . ° . t . S . . e ; 7 - ~ presentatives from 497500 to. ‘ turn to the Post-Dispatch §/ cised in preparing a patient for an porters of the bill is that thejplans for the funeral Wednesday whether the Nationalist parties refused to consider it. | deluged with Inquiries from many 000 a year. , for the best cars at the best ? operation is indicated by the fact State has tried unsuccessfully for!) were formulated at the conference, | vould dare present a professional! Brown has asked for an early | POinte where persons felt their ‘ate a vote of 64 to 18, the Sen- 2 prices. ‘i that there were no ~~ about the eight years to administer the law | while the Government rulers walt. | military man as their candidate. getting of another trial in the | homes and offices shake. No itm- Pe gti {oO suspend the rules so ' Ise these columns yourself (! face or lips of the woman, known! 0" the honor basis, and that while | ed for Frau Ebert to rise out of | For Dr. Cuno, it ts argued that) March term, which opens March 16. | mediate damage wae reported. © act Upon an amendment to , -they are here for you! in Englewood as the “child-wom- thousands have made honest re- | grief. iwhile he is not used to the turmo'l ae é ‘ ; ew. A, te ; f “ : ° , ‘ : eecond deficiency appropria- § yvere may: Sian.” Physicians said he must have | turns, other thousands have made None of these conflicting details ,; Reichstag politics, where be off Deneen Sworn in as Senator, iy ‘he Seeectated Preae, WASHINGTON eb _¢2...! DETROIT. Mich., Feb. 28. — A fitered to the man fn the street. en was somewhat embarrassed, his Before the fashionable West Sani-| ,yiet and charming personality is Chagles 8. Deneen Was sworn in to- vlight earthquake shock wag feit day ae Fenator from OUlinela, aue- here and throughout Michigan to bIN which wo at ; ay : uid have re-| J | held the drug-soaked towel he used | Mo returns at all or have evaded @ the pay increase rider at- 3 T he / ost - Dispatc h » in such a position that the chloro- | paying their just taxes. oe a apne ae fo the legislative bi . ' . “1; As at present administered ic |tarium, outside the Wilhelmstrasse | .. ) A the representative : _ . il} by }$ st. Louis’ One Big Automobile Directory (| form would vaporize and enter her As at present administered Mm is;' well sulted to th | pa ate and House without rec- r 7T/ » pP rfec Variket Place \}lungs without marring her fea-|;beld the law. penalizes henesty Palace. thousands gathered with! »uties devolving on a chief execu- celine Medill! McCormick, whe * ight. it was felt distinetly at Bay eg ? s ; tures. : ‘while the dishonest escape. Centinuecd on Page 4, Column 5. Live, died Wednesday. ; Continued on Page 3, Column me: ee i i i i i i ~~ w ca hg : She a rte, Ba ——— | . : : : 3 k “ a ’ |} ee Diapateb Want Ad Opportunities | ' | pee ni gees sa ES J Post ‘i NEWS SECTION, 19 PAGES, H ( BRUEESSION 41. AND VU = SERVICE 4 ) , | SECOND SECTION “SPORT), 10 PAGES, i ae AND FOUND ARI penne | ' THIRD NEWS SECTION, f2 PAGES. ; é oe WANTED AND SITU! | a FOURTH NEWS SECTION, 160 FAGHS. 4 Hon SALKS AND WANTED TU BU 1 ' i FIFTH NEWS SECTION, 4 PAGES. i : BUSINESS OPPURTUNITIES | | “SEVENTH NEWS SECTION 1s-PA ses. | 3 Fi ‘TELS ; SEVE NE ON. 18 PAC . ROWMS, BOARDING, HOTEL ad WANT BECTION, 12 PAGES. i is and the next | rres : ed by light rain} .‘ oa ' “ge r ul » German people! trial was entered, Judge Gillh Seent essi | ee oy nah Rider or snow in south discovered the tragedy. turns of gross IMNCorie. and Socialists, at present seems the urgently pon the German peopl oxpiaintes) hat ” UI : ~ . ju pm _ rushed into the: streets. session ha “ee : soutn- | hh ‘ , 3 ; “_ ; > Cone | CXPli at shoul 1¢ jury be ice. : three months east portion: Family Is Questioned. Check on Federal Returns. most prominent candidate. The: because of the fact that the Con- | ahh oder Melia’ and de eee | woditieat ; a i... a ’ : ° af ‘ > « - ej ‘ ‘er ‘ ai y a ( ’ : ‘ ess than three ee te ee. | Bishop explatned that he asked Every person will be required by | Nationalists are considering Ad- stitution does not provide for a . , Ry the Asgoctated Press. ' ¥8, the investigation could be un- ae eee eee A he eee eget eee ee oe* dl ce ‘om Tirpitz,.despite his age, | vice president. Many Germans were | penalty returned next week, the; gpninGFIELD, Maas., Feb 28.— Taken and pushed to a conclu- | Monday, general- |the physician and the Coroner to} the act to file with the State Com- | miral Von Tirpit4,. dest wet als sieaelaealin 2 ware-that the| Supreme Court might hold it @| NG shah, 2 + ~5. ‘§ m Without any necessity of ly fair ‘Say nothing of the manner of the, mission a duplicate of his return to| though they have reached no ee See id : * : ~~ 4 7 hij ; t} . “forced” verdict | An earthquake anock was Sale pore . © ‘ COon- . rege Oa nnaene el . . ‘ Tr og tak 8 ’ Laois F reseaent S ottice, of wrich wey . -9 : ’ . i lting the Senate Highest tem-{8irl’s death until it was determin2d/ the Federal Government, the filing | nite decision. The Sot lalists. po foi ali salar hee = Peat Agreement On Third Ballot about 9:23 tonight. Brae shock : In its report on the resolution, | Perature 3) esterday, 39, at 1:30 p.|™* hether her father would survive |to accompany his State betarhs, | sre undectoge * a ae bapa) Ebert's rare*tact prevented him | Pyle stated that the first ballot iat Pale. og: emg i nigoatn > ; . » 4 “ ve eas R ‘ m 2 is : ‘ oe ’ . P Ss ) ’ 4 ‘ cui Ps ‘ ’ a! . e 3 © House Judiciary Committee | ™-: lowest, 23, at 7 a. m. the poison potion he had concoct-| making readily accessible to the | excel ae or “ apne! bs aa a|from forcing himself to the fore, | Thursday was 10 for conviction | . rs e oe ea ican cn ee , Sun rises av at 6:34 ¢ ed and swallowed after killin er, ‘eturns for com- | Reichstag resiaen nececeds bee . ‘ ¢ | : ' 1e ans for his ere eS= | ’ pe , ee . . ee , Benator Reed of Missouri. one itl atciet tien riddle wf the wean: cele by Bishop with the statement that | There seems little doubt that the | las an atter for political bar- Luther would: get the support of | dairy farme r. showed no emotion. the north shore of Lake Michigan, ; day are a Matter } . “Well, it could have been better,/aceording to hundreds of catia - ita ie! , : "y Py te 6 3 AOL ALE OE AIO PRR IN BE A ROTC A EI at RB, rete at Mee as , A fe Me IL: oy “wee ¥ RO” PRE ae TR hE rt Stepan a3 sae

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~ OF a a aa “ee oe . Nee ee ne a mee ee ge: Be * par met ae Om . i ee e ago in = LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 1, 1925. ta = Fe CHANTS HUSBAND “Mrs. Longworth and Baby Paulina Leaving the Hospital at Chicago E FORMER WIFE ‘HE HAD DESERTED . Painter Held for hasten Wounding of Bridegroom of 17 Days, at Their aa ¢ ond areeting- WOMAN TELLS OF BEING ABANDONED , Says She, Decided to Get Divorce 28 Years After First Husband Left Her' and Family in Hungary. August Lehoesky, shoeworker, was shot and for- Muvesz. wounded by his wife's Michael ously mer husband, when the three met bv afternoon the Muvesz’ daughter, Mrs. Kruse, 4224 Shenandoah Lehoesky's wife, Bertha, clared that Muvesz, who her and theig daughters, Hungary, shot her without warning when the met for the first time since married Lehoesky 17 days ago. The shooting occurred in kitchen of Mrs. Kruse's home 3 Op. mM. himself, a home of Bertha avenue. 50, de- deserted 28 years husband terday at the painter, 655. fired three shots at Lehoesky, ail of which lodged in the abdomen. He fled from the house and was arrested six hours later at Hamilton avenue and Page boulevard. the shooting, declaring the weapon was discharged while he hoesky struggled for of It. Mrs. Lehoesky gave her version of the shooting at "Magnolia Dis- trict Station where she was. taken pending investigation. Daughter Was Ill. “My daughter was ill went there to call on her,” “We were sitting in the when Mor walked in. tle warded me entirely and little to my husband. got up and said, ‘Let's go Then he-started shooting.” Mrs. Lehoesky said Mor her in Hungary in 1897. and we ed “He came to America in 1903 and when | where he was he wrote! baby. F learned for me to come with the When I got here in 1906, I tound him living with another woman, 1 had nothing to do with him. “IT never bothered about a vorce. I worked and raised baby, and then when she grown up and married out where she lived and calling on her. When we always disregarded me. “Last month Lehoesky and 1 decided to get married. We de-— cided we were getting old and per. | haps we would be a little happier if we had a home. So I divorced my first husband to marry hoesky on Feb. 15. Met Only Twice. “The first time they met about four days before we mar- ried, It was iat a dance where Mor walked up to Lehdesky and asked ‘Who's that woman with?’ Lehoesky walked and they never met again yesterday.” Muvesz’ from that di- my was started met he was until story varied of Mrs. Lehoesky. hoesky latter helped his wife get a divorce by means which Muvesz said he) “did not Hke.” When they -met | yesterday they quarreled, Muvesz. sald, and he lost his temper, whip- ping out the revolver. Lehoesky seized it and he fired while they struggled for the weapon, he said. Muvesz said he has remarried since his wife divorced him and lives with his present wife at 3670 Hickory street. He led detectives to the home of relatives where he | The. had concealed the revolver. Lehoeskys have lived at 4328 Gano avenue since their marriage. MAN SLASHED WITH KNIFE | ‘ Trumen Nickens Says Wife's For- | mer Tusband Attacked Him. Trumen Nickens, 28 years old. of 1517 North Fifteenth street slashed on the face and neck with a Knife in a fight at his home at 10 o'clock last night with Jewel! Putnam, 31, of 1523A North Ninth street. Putnam told the police he had followed his wife to the home of Nickens, to whom she was merly married. Putnam attacking Nickens, although Nick- ens named Putnam as his assailant. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded br JOSEPH PI'Lir Pennines Dally the Willies rows _“ s aily by ”? Pullt . Twelfth Bouleva vard ané rer, Publishing > a a Audit Bureay of Circulationes ) MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. The Associated Press titled to for- is exclustvely en- the use for republication of a! news dispatches credited to it or not oth- erwise credited in this ba per nd also th loca! news pubitehed t Ai rig bs on republication of special spatcbes are also reserved. &U en . RATES BY MATI.. NCE, Tally and eoanhee jo vear Dally. withHeut Sunday. one Sunday only. Remit aefther money order or Bt Delivered by city 50c year 0 order. ex vresg loule exchanee. ae Dally only. Sunday. ea . month’ 10e a copr nieped as eecond-cines a Tul ie at Pony Postoffice at sin ohn under eet of March 3. I] Bell, Olive 6600. 49 years old, a’ danger- | chance yes- , at | Hie admitted | and Le- | possession. she said. | kitchen | disre- | talked a! Finally I) home.’ | SO | he found | Le- i you re | away | somewhat | He | said he had been at odds with Le- | for three years since the. | 8:30 o'clock. | in . Was) | here at ' tinectly land denied | erein | IN | carrier or out-of-town | ' Rarthquake tremors felt in Middle two men. she | Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, Lying-in Hospital to go to the Drake Hotel. Muvesz, or Mor as he calls “I’’ Mrs. Longworth says—was born Feb. 14, the first child of the Independents were declared by the —OUnderwood & Underwood Photo, Paulina—accent on the Longworths, who have been married 19 years. EARTH TREMORS FELT FROM GREAT LAKES + Continued from Page One. | City, Swaying of buildings was distinctly ‘evident in Detroit. Agitation was marked in the Clifford, one of [ Ra) the larger of the downtown hotels, | that the guests ran for the streets. : oy the “ated Press. LOUISVILLE, Ky., Feb. distinct earth shock that business buildings in the downtown district quiver was felt here at 8:20 o'clock tonight. In the Courier A van: 28.—A } from a table. the Agsociated Press INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Feb. 28.— The quake that shook buildings in By felt in Indiana tonight when Ma- rion reported a slight tremor there at 8:23. A distinct trembling for , ' several seconds was felt. the Associated Pesan. CLEVELAND, O., Feb. | Cleveland (Plain Dealer fand other buildings in this city nile Shaken by an earthquake at ‘23 o'clock tonight. The tremor hn alg probably for one minute. Ry By 28. ——The the Associated Press. COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 28.—A se- vere earth shock was felt here and throughout Ohio tonight. Canton, 'Akron, Youngstown, Cleveland, |'Cincinnati and many smaller towns | reporting distinct earth shocks. | By the Associated Press. CINCINNATI, Feb, 28.- ‘earthquake shock was felt early tonight, reports coming ‘from various parts of the notably from the hilltops. age was done. here By the Associated Press PROVIDENCE, R. I., An earthquake tremor of 20 or 80 seconds duration was felt in city and vicinity at 9:23 tonight. | Feb. beginning at Keb, | By the Asaoctated Press ANN ARBOR. Mich.. A slight earth tremor, '9.22, Eastern time, ‘cn the seismograph at the Universi- ty of Michigan here tonight. Trem- not appreciable except rneedie of the instrument were continuing several minutes later. By ors the Asmociated Press ROCKFORD, Ilt., Feb Slight earthquake tremors felt here tonight shortly No damage was re- | ported although dishes rattled and one case a safe door swung °§.— By the Associated Presa. PITTSBURG, Pa., Feb. 28. quake that was reported through- TO THE ATLANTIC. ‘corded tonight Battle Creek an@Kalamazoo. | Journal Building a telegraph oper- | | ator’s instrument was shaken loose | desert- | | seismoegraph at Fe (to shake buildings all Building | 'that the , continuing made | “Very Severe” Tremors | ogist, the eastern part of the country was) ? lights and furniture to vibrate about 8:25 p. m. WASHINGTON, 28.——" earth shocks were re- the seismograph University. Father | charge of the instru-| ment at the institution, said its re- | cording sheet showed the. were ‘‘very severe’ and were con- tinuing. The instrument indicated shocks occurred 500 or 600 | miles from Washington. They were at 10: pe o'clock tonight. ‘eb. ‘Very pronounced” On at Georgetown Tondorf, in Recorded at St. Louis U. described as were recorded on the | St. at 8:32 DP. yesier- Rueppel. seismol- reported the shocks seemed to come from the southeast at a distance of 900 to 1000 miles. This would focus the disturb- ance near Charleston, S. C. Broth- Rueppel believed’ the would be felt in sufficient strength along the At- line of the United | Marth tremors “very severe” ty, m. day. beginning Brother antie Coast States. }about t The peak was reached at 8:28 p. m. and again at 8°30. Rhythmic) tremors, recurring at periods. of ceptible, but were on the point of | —A slight | Radi |Item in Deficiency in | city, | No dam- 28.— | this | ‘| tween St. ‘connect with the ‘ *) 28,.— | was recorded | to the! | pended in | bill for the ' mercial av were | before | ~The | out the East caused a slight tremor | $:35 o'clock tonight, dis- felt by occupants of upper floors of high buildings. No dam- age was reported. Patients at the Dixmont Hospital for the Insane were aroused by the attendants had difficulty in calming them. Piec- tures on the walls of the institution and furniture were shaken. Wis., earthquake LA CROSSE, slight Feb. lasting 28.—A about half‘a minute was felt in La Crosse | shortly before 8:30 p. m generally quivered but has been reported. BALTIMORE, , buildings no damage Feb. 28 —Slight the city. The telephone ‘e company of this. city reported that earthquake | _ tremors were felt as far north as | Montreal, this information coming | from the test office of that city. SOUTH BEND. Ind.. Feb. 28. Western States was slightly notice- able here. Persons on the disturbance | considerable | ' continuous debate upon it, | fading out. ST. LOUIS AIR-MAIL ROUTE ‘Bill Which Authorizes Contracts by Postoffice Department, WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—The' | Senate this afternoon approved an | item in the second deficiency bill | which virtually will assure the in-' ' , By vestigation ULS.TRADE BODY | RECOMMENDS OI ———— Wants Depertinent sults of Dissolution Order Against Standard Co. the Associated Press WASHINGTON, , Feb. Department % 2 a 4 by of Jus- itice of the results of the Standard Oil dissolution decree i'mended by the Federal Trade Com- 'mission in a report sent today to ithe independents and gral and dominant units in the ter- | ritories in which they ‘fornia, ‘ lof | Nurse (left) holdfiiig Paulina Longworth, heavily covered, and stantial degree photographed as they left the Chicago °!! , with ‘pose, clations, President Coolidge. which were combina- Senate by While companies members of the former ,tion now operate “less consistently as a group,” the commission’s re- 'port said, tant members” selves by acquiring eontrol of entering new industry as inte- are fortifying them- the branches of the operate “¢ Mormer Standard units found to. threaten domination of their sales | territories, included Oi} companies of New Jersey, Kentucky and Indiana. Prices Dominated. The last named, with the Prairie Oil Co., another former subsidiary the Standard Oil group, asserted to dominate “in a sub- ’ the price of crude is the baro- market. which pet roleum area, of the 'tinent meter touch’ ODp- “keep in companies their various effort jat price ‘commission to these -two through any to asso- cut- iting. ‘ | i shemales | Louis Universi- | shock | two minutes, continued with | | diminishing force until 9:15 p. m. | At that time they were still per- of the group, The commission's report submitted in response to a resolu- tion by Senator Trammell (Dem.), Florida, requesting the President to itransmit it “if, not incompatible | 'with public interest.” The Florida Senator charged | that the recent increases in the | price of gasoline, amounting in some localities to 6 cents a gallon, could not justified by_the re- serve supply or production statis- be Consideration of (ithe was blocked more than two weeks hy several Senators, led by Senator Moses (Rep.), New Hampshire, ‘who explained that he feared pub- | em- | barrass activities already begun by | that officials lication of the report would Warn- the Department of Justice. in ing that comipanies named report would be “nhaced on no- tice’ of the charges against them, ‘Moses urged that it be held up pending the outcome of the inves- 'tigation al lready in progress. ‘Statement by Trammell. Trammell declared today conclusions of the commission had confirmed information upon W hich the lhis resolution had been based and | | expressed hope that the depart-| ment would expedite its inquiry {n- to the effect of the Standard Oil dissolution. Resides proposing an investiga- tion by the Department of Justice |of the results of the Standard Oil decree and of the present organ- ization and activities of members the commission rec- ommended: ASSURED BY SENATE ACTION j i ' stallation of an air mail service be- | Louis and Chicago, to} transcontinental | route, The bill would permit the Post- | office Department to (use up to/| $500,000 of its funds in contract- | ing for extensions of the service. This sum would accordance with terms of the recently enacted Kelly be ex- jiation. In proposing $500,000, the doubled the amount recommended | in the deficiency Dill as the House. The Senste work on the bill late’ this noon. SENATE PASSES RIVERS BILL, APPROPRIATING $41,000,000. an allowance of Senate got after- Amendment to Ariz.. Reclamation Fund of $650,000 ogi a saociated Pre Ry Ww ASHING T ON. devoting . eb. more than two days ‘Application of the commodities | elause of the commerce act to. pipe, Approved | tines as well as railroads to pre-| i'vent pipe line companies holding! connections with a company ship-| ping oil. Lower pipe line rates and re- duction of minimum shipment re- quirements to relieve small ship- pers. Prohibition by Federal ‘tion of common stock ownership in | ‘corporations which have been ‘members of a combination dis- solved under the Sherman anti- air mail | 'some restriction the ‘of view of the rapid depletion of do-| encouragement og com- | (‘ommittee | it passed | to | itions to | Reimburse Yuma, | trust law. Recommendations Made. Consideration by Congress upon crude oil and its products mestic resources. Study of existing methods of drilling: Legislation for collecting reporting facts of the indusiry. Establishment of consumers’ co- operative gasoline supply organiza- | “save part of the wide margins frequently | tween independent “waste fuel” and also to encourage competition. The commission's inquiry had been hampered, the report said, by to and from the Capitol, =e ' provides for less than a dozen cars was recorni- | some | of the more impor- | Alately the Standard | Cali-. ‘Three Tdnes of Investigation Are) | Special to the pli dlaptepacatee, | By the Aesociated Press. was ' of investigation are being carried and of gasoline in the mid-Con- | was, | ords resolution | the | legisla- | of exportation | in | } i °§ —After | to | the Sen- | ate tonight passed without a record | i vote the rivers and harbors author- | | braska, , measure. /izing bill,. | 600,000. a final effort to Senator Howell! In Age. delay (Rep.), Ne- demanded that the entire comprising 40 closely |printed pages, be read. His demand | earthquake tremors were felt here | tonight in the northern section of | was ruled out of order. By a vote of 35 to 34, the Sen- ate indorsed the amendment pro- No damage was reported, | posing reimbursement of the Yuma, | Ariz., | for reclamation fund-of $650,000 expenditures to contro! the | flood waters of the Colorado River. | Coolidge Signs Radio Press Order. | 28.—-Presi- | } ; ‘dent Coolidg upper June 30 ree WASHINGTON, Feb. * today signed the res- /olution adopted by Congress tending for two years from the floors of office buildings reported | by press dispatches may be trans- that .the tremor caused electric ‘mitted by naval radlo. Pe eee ee we Peete Tre Let e * ex- next arrangements where. | carrying more than $41,-, pass- | Among, the leaders — everywhere MOON LOPERER RELI DOES. FYESTOETED CTE ETE RRL ERREDE DURPRE NTE OL MEETS : + eh isi t ah oh ' at otathahdl inaaell Ab ee hen eke PUTT eee ete LOTTA : . Coolidge Inaugural Parade sion to Include Squadron of. Mounted Police and inated of Cavalry. we s -_ the Associated Press. the Senate WASHINGTON, Feb 28.—--Mra. Coolidge will ride with her hus- band to the Capitol Wednesday when he goes there to be in-' augurated President of the United States. The program for the procession | as made at the White House, | Kansas, chairman of | Inaugural Committee. Vice President-elect Mra. of the Inaugural ride in the second car. By Dawes Committee will Then will bers of the Inaugural Committee and the chairman of the Washing- ton Citizens’ Inaugural Committee, | the President's military and. naval escorted by cavalry. aids and the members of the The official procession which is | Cabinet, two cars carrying distinct from the inaugural parade | will form at the White House be- | tween 10:30 and 11 o'clock | Wednesday morning, and leave the White House at 11 o'clock over Pennsylvania avenue for the Cap-| itol. A squadron of mounted police will precede the procession and a troop of cavalry will ride itmme- ahead of the President’s car which will carry Mr. and Mrs. penne and Senator Curtis ort _ — ~-—- —. RECORDS SEARCHED FOR CLEW | “APPEAL AGAINST SEWER TX IN DEATH OF M'CLINTOCK PAYMENT IS UNDER WAY public tonight tom followed almost without excep- tion since the: inauguration of President Grant, of cavalry. lowing the inaugural will leave the Capitol in advance of the inaugural. parade, traveling) covered to the White House, to re- view the . 28 a JEFFERSON -CITY, Feb. | Attorneys for the Haeussler Invest-)| ' ment Co. of St. Louis and other | pS.—Thres nes | firms and persons today instituted }action in the State Supreme Court on by the police in connection with / |, appeal to the Federal Supreme the inquest into the death of Wwil- Court iam Nelson McClintock, million-| +), validity of tax bills issued to aire orphan, whose foster father, | the City of St. Louis to pay William D. Shepherd, was the chief Gonstruction of the Mill ¢ bengfic iary under his will. All three | gewer. lines of investigations have to do) The State Supreme ‘Court with typhoid, as a post-mortem €X-/| October handed down a decision | amination indicated as the cause ypholding the legality of the tax | of the youth's death last December. | bills. This ruling The police are directing 4) e»ses then pending in the court. All Connected With Typhoid Germs. o”7 a | CHICAGO, Feb. | President's Wife to Ride With Him — Proces-| DECREE INQUIRY of | Justice to Investigate Re- ail Dawes with another member: | | thrill of a potential oil fellow cars for the remaining mem- | The presidential procession, fol-| last ' affected 310) eight! veterans of the Grand Army of the’ L:epublic in accordance with a cus-| and finally a troop) ; ceremonies, | ever the same route as previously | ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH pm ne a ‘Less Than Dozen Autos for’) EXPLOSION IN OLD WELL EXCITES TOWN - ae Fredericktown; Mo. Endeavors Finance Further Search for Petroleum. — — —q@e— to Oil has been found at Frederick- town, of Madison Southeastern Missouri, and as a re- sult that is enjaying om. seat County, in district The discovery was madeby acci- dent last Monday when a\citizen put a lighted match in his w@ll and caused an explosion The Wwater proved to contain crude oil. ; Asa result, W. P. O'Brien of Fredericktown was in °38St. Lonis yesterday, as the delegate of Mayor Henry Schwauer, to interest finan, ciers here in the discovery. brought letters to prove that traces of oil had been feund there before, and samples of water from Fredericktown well. quantity of oil to be found is suf- ficient for profitable exploitation | has not been determined. Tells of E:xplosion.: O’Brien said the oil was found, in a well a half block from the} | Fredericktown courthouse. ‘from his well was tasting olly, ‘last from a decision upholding! O'Brien said, for | Creek | water | and Monday he began to investi- gate,” O’Brien said. “He drew a bucketful and held a match to it. /It flamed up and spread to the well, causing an explosion which tore off the concrete well curb and 'threw Shrum againts a wall. The | explosion was so loud the whole. town came running to the scene.” ' Oll Sand Indicated. Shrum’s well was emptied three. times by the city fire department, and samples taken at each pumping. The bottles he had with him showed about 20 per cent oil on the surface. About 20 yvears ago, dug near Shrum’s place and aban- doned because of the taste of oil, O’Brien declared. A. well being sunk for the city water plant, now “Joe Shrum noticed the the | He the Whether the’ a well was. CLAYTON TO HA EA POUKERO —_———_— — ‘Aldermen Deaf to Pies 4 | Watchmen Keep Themsely 2 and Burglars Moving: @ Be having a blue is set on force, with and of equipme a?) ee search into health departments rec- obtain the names of all pharmacists, physicians and others | to whom typhoid cultures have | to been issued in the last three years. | The source of oysters which Mc: | | Clintock is said to have eaten some | 'time before his death is being | | sought. Search is being continued for a | | letter said to have been written by Shepherd to a medical school here | inquiring about a course in bac: | |teriology. The police have been | told that Shepherd, who is alleged | to have written the letter under an assumed name, got it back, and | of the school were | its possession was worth $50,000. The police have been un- | able to find the letter in the. / school files. | AE eT Oe NA ne i CHICAGO'S TRACTION PLAN Municipal Ownership Ordinance to. Be Submitted to Vote April 7. Special to the Post-Dispatch. CHICAGO, Feb. has leaped out of her traction swaddling clothes, plunged into a/| uebt of more than $400,000,000 and | goes into the business of munici- | pal ownership. This great change is brought about by an ordinance | passed early this morning known | as the Dever plan. It goes before the people on April 7 in a referendum. The or- dinance provides unification of the | surface and elevated lines, a debt! of $162,843,584 being assumed for | the former and $85,000,000 for the latter. Many miles of North, | | South, East and West subways are | provided. Within 10 years 25 } miles of subways must be con- ca cudeen at a cost of $45,000,000. told that 28.—Chicazo Missouri Wife Slayer Gets Life. | By the Associated Press, : _ KANSAS CITY, Feb. 28.—Henry | |McCrary was sentenced to life im- prisonment here today on his plea | 'of guilty to the rourder of his wife | | w hile she slept in a bed at their} |home near Buckner, Mo., the night | of Feb. 18. McCrary struck his wife with a hammer, causing her | ‘death the foilowing day at a san- | \{tarilum at Independence, Mo. |the refusal of some companies to give access to their books. Among ' those who refused this access the | commission named the Texas Co.. | White Eagle Oil, Shaffer Oil and | refining, Derby Oil and Refining, | | Sterling Oil, Indiahoma Refining, | | Winters Oil Co. and the Nebraska | | Independent Oil Men's Association. prevailing be- | refineries and | service station prices and: thereby | | yy. 7 me he 3 . | (eaten, Me . 7 ' ’ ; - , > is Di er ent Me | = ’ Re ~ — all other laxatives and reliets' | The eaten of Nature’ Tablets os tio in feel so good. | n—you wi Make the test. You will difference, | Chips off the Old Block WR JUNIORS —= Little Me The same NR —in one-third doses, | ecendy -coated. For children and adults. §) = SOLD BY Youn \onuGGIsT ‘ 1004 P22 22. PAVE ne — Exclusive Representative for the Steinway Piano and Duo-Art Reproducing P 4 oe. ; 4 ; This Steinway Grand Duo-A wy ? : (2 } : _. “(Mo.) nie The Clayton Board of AX : eantl Holdup, W regular ce : . uniforms mi Then Opens F ‘regular station house, tog B g Gang to Fligh city its five subdivisiong® night. And likewise ce : ESTED, lsense of those communities | | C > MEN N ARR as positive that the night Bias u men, employed at present, a — i ONE CON enough. in fact better than ° men would be, and a let eh A committee of objectors. folk ae Re tots seared before the board last Crete argument was this: ‘ fT 100 Shots watchmen are unassuming who have done their duty™ Ginny Car Fe They have faithfully patrol lawWas and streets of d With Bullets. Brettmoor, Hillcrest, Wy * i Bel |Skinker Heights and Hi-Pol ¥ ie ox |faithfally that city burglar | mee had plenty ‘not take a chance In any Ci Mur men who attempted to subdivision, On the other ak in the litle Jeffel ‘they arghed, the “real” poliee village of Barnhar. yest ‘would be-inclined to confine. ning. A touring car, au ‘activities to-the neighborhe : ' py pistols, revolvers, a bra the comfortahle station he Meechel to carry the & watchman, inversely, with Bo # ing had been provided to loiter, must keep moving. p thrill for the nt men The Board of Aldermen baal / found the thri! wait relented, despite the protest. . ke dn the bank in ibe sha order still stands that the @ om ler who spoke loudly @ watchmen be replaced April} pprically with an automat eight policemen, and a Chief, ' ot other thrills from two | headquarters in the new fire S who fired at them as t ‘house at Clayton. The wate = their car and filed. are “semi-private,”. getting @& . sensation. a villager with their salary of $125 from tng ‘Kicked up grave! around th ton treasury. — ne as they sped toward- a feet deep, has attracted ‘h BE renuts of the battle, a’eco terest of four Kentucky ofl. ae member of the robber que who declared the drill is in " S held at police headquart /oil sand, he said. , ‘s suspect, who has two slig | No prospecting for oll or g mnt wounds, is held at the e | ever been done in the 4 Mel The robbers’ machine, O'Brien's knowledge. . Marmon teuring car, covered and wil!! be return Poewner somewhat disfigu t holes in its top and be ¢- ve Up in Touring Car. illustrates thé, iM occurred after the 9:10} "in with the morning m t is 22 miles south of . just off Lemay Ferry re arrival of the train ea is the signal for everyo interested to get up tot %2 of ce, | ® postoffice is in the rear of Ty's variety store and in building to the soyth of ¥ store is the Farm and bk, which was in charge o ry, cashier of the bank of J-B. Jury. were 15 om20 men, wom hildren in the store avait orge Stein, Assistant™ Pe to sort.out the mall, pnk G. O. Jury aws chat rs. C. ln Barnhart of: -a member of the family Ethe town-is,named. Aa red tourifg car pulled peouth of the bank and m overalls got out. | didn’t look right, men ms getting out of a fine ca old a Post-Dispatch repo d when they came into knew a holdup was ahe the men carried a bra itchel and both seemed p [Be ' Friend of Holdup. Hore they could get a cha ‘anything. I went out bor of the’banking room office and told Stein to and get outside, that was in progress. .Whe to the window and he with Mrs. Barnhart age FO men were still stand! jlied a .4h-caliber ait under the counter and at Mrs. Barnhart could Wanted her to get out of. m that I could get a shot Oo men, who continued hehind her. <A third B the sidewalk. and when’ around, he waved hts Sfor her to get out of phe could get a shot at © stood there between Us, someone knocked at m the rear, and, thinkin im, I went back and oper (didn’t know that while Ne to wave Mrs. Barn the way. Stein had t fand held up oujside’ He waa marched Into -Store again while a fo 4 the variety store held j ; ™macNish, who wae in ch ‘ establishment. 8 Revolver Jama. m Jury opened. the door to the knock a jobber ¢ him. /Swung his revolver ee trigger,” Jury sald. * *™ore than three feet a Pon failed to fire ané the door tn his face. ‘Back to the banking Ned for the two men ft They got tnto their Mtside ax I got to the de Was where the fun f robbers. One of the 1 riety store beat ft to as Jury began firing. ;. in the machine b eh® cashier from a dist More than 10 feet, but f mm... One of the bull Past him. neatly dott notary public sign be Rol jammed as the Ring from the store, him. As he stepped 4 ®gain the touring Uth to the hard the shots. ran and emptied his the Marmon °S past, “handled by *

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Burglars Movin . pee: ee et. | i, | ; eid | | S- Sect (Mo.) Cashier, z Bees eae des List Includes 37 Republic- Employes Are to Receive Prisoner Declared to~ Be . ; ee ae a ! ; An investigati#n is being made poisoned Splinters was he | Dr. Herman J. Neubauer, a sur- n Board of Alde Holdup, Warns in Cciayton of the deaths of six arwcatipci of Ruth te 4. ine ans, 10 Democrats and Average Increase of $300 an International Agent Seon of Hinkley, Ill., pur@hased an | oF ' a a * he! SEERA ree Other canine victims of the poison- " airplane last week from the Rob- , ng a regular ne . dogs which were poisoned iis POETS OM ab tes 3 . . . * . ° . ; o “onttaeie ies, Then Opens Fire, itd anbdaitiwie Wele wt en oe nk, toe Six Socialists, Who Are in Salaries, Effective for Bond Thieves, Held amie Abrevadt: Cormpodatiqn.. Saint Tdi . MEN ’ , . “Satin Sam.” WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—The NEW YORKf Feb. 28.—Romeo hoc Tn rn r ‘ Duma @ — , .4 eo - . = , ‘ . those communities are The fiyst dog to die was *‘Rusty, ierson avenue, and “Satin Sam,” a! fcr the Board of Aldermen, 14 - | distritts of Illinois. pores teat. te Se r ONE CONFESSES the Airgdale of Charles E. Kruim- prize setter owned by Walter Mil- | members of which are to be elected postal pay and rate increase bill Forlini, declared by secret service | 2 sad NOUDGwer, mak atte a eateries pmblordl at meswat tesa — isis of $96 -SMerth SSedkell 4 tae of SAR Mecth Content bveuun ith 653 2 ) -. | was signed tonight by President men to be an Siatnmisa tail wiee Uvely youthful practitioner, has a in fact better than polig —e ———— avenu¢ and the playmate of Karl, To ferret out the poisoner of the | '?9™ the uneven numbered wards) Coolidge. ; large practice over an extended be, and a lot chear ‘ ey : Krurgmenacher, 14 vears old lhe og whose homes were r) lav-iac tne election April Ve The list Announcement at the Wnite for bond thieves and wanted by the territory in the vicinity ¢ Hink- tee of objectors vert and Robbers Krugimenachers have offered a re- ton’s best residéntial district, the includes 37 Republicans, with vig-' House that the Presideat had Malian Government for counterfeit- ley. In negotiation the Susie re the board last w . _ 100 Sh ts in ward for detection of the poisoner. | county Humane Society has de- crous contests for the nomination signed the measure came as i-Ssur- jing securities. was “held in $100,-. loft the plane he explained to Wiil- 7 nt was this: h cut ik Oo Tijesda\ “Splinte . 1 2a Aire- tuijiled two investigators. who will] a prospect in five wards: ten prise, as earlier indications were 000 bail today to await action by ao | liam B. Robertson. president of the Y re : . . — ~~ : ; Br — ae , - , , . } + } s+ 69 7 vassuming 05 ay oe ‘ : a3 FRIEND WANTED T0 KILL HFS os a ee : stad final filin ¥ dav ; for an a ,erage increase of about ing 31 mo 0 and identified as lnot | action from a positi hina ‘ POW, Wan & tee ss T & : Stolen from institutions. in Missourt thes ' : ‘ ! 9 : not ahe 1a ce in a : oP ee 3 atte, rnted t won . in . . + : . . , Sry . ‘oo > . $200 nnually in “the mone? 3] 4 TY = ' " : } a chan ny Cla Fmen whe : ~ r | building. began to fire at the Death Note Written in Car Read to for all municipal offices except the ploves’ salar ‘e ff | lilinois and Kansas, wére found i ace Of travel by ememene Reve S " A "] > e ¢ a ~* ii c a as. ’ . ‘ ciicdtwin ; 2) 7h . = : +} little if TSog) . > " - * © : . ~~, 4 . ‘ iva , . FF n 1¢@ gr han : igi Liit ] i¢ lé¢ 1ié machine a3 ‘ gathered speed Jury at Pekin (T1.} Miur- Roard of Kducation. Democrats ; +h i : ' i: t) Ji ivi Forlini’s safety dep ait es sen te at - often proved unsatisfactory. lr. . ay “ ray, t e ‘re ee; . t yey ory ’ a + . Se? >? - . owe 4 . Bs i 1S rear. a qT) iT} r ‘Ses ate . . one -J ec oe M2 —S if) i} y « » . - y argued, t! real pouce Willage of Barnhart y Fires Volley at Car. der Trial. hope to attract a sufficient inde- : - -—s POR : | ‘ent - . Neubauer told Robertson. | would be inclined to confine es tn- : ' rates, effective Apr 15: next: ¢ Chelsea Exchange Bank followinz . Ai af sa) fee. A touring car, 4u °- 3' © “Sur on of the cashier | 1 the As».ciated Press pendent vote to some of the party . . > Hes’, te 7 eS. . ’ tobertson convinced the phyat- ce Robertson concern, the necessity of are insufficient, and past experi- ¢- A ‘tivaties °o TT e Tl@ ) hbor 0o 2 } ~~ . mre {l- . ie Tt ar TT 77 ° «) 7" + 4 . " : , raise about $60,000 40 of th rs 6 = nis arrest W ednesday. He was tak- i 54 , , i - : ‘ * E cs as 4 - istols, revoiver;rs, iz i 47) was in a neal ry } Imber vard 7. hen I rsh Law. DEie h¢ rn. 2S : 3 That Mary candidates to bring about thelr ana eas 2 ai , Ai J me € $ rs. en into custody at the Hotel Rilt cian that an alr plane was ¢t = : niomabie@ Bi tio! . e 4 ’ ve r ie : t : ; ’ : rr “a7 « ° =A re iOr ] ay j- we ; , Z EE ‘ . f n ria . a use wheel to i carry the loot, the holdup began He ran to a! Kitenmiller left a death note. here-| election. The board now has a Re- ; i u rine pay ad | more, where. ‘acwordtur % Perea | transportation facility he sought, .: : inverse] 2 wit } ’ " . 7 ae Reiioees ; 4 e - . — . . . 4 . = I (=) ft ricers. Ww no f ee “ 1. * ‘ : ’ " rejen he M4 , ite the protest. s in the bank in the = iape rT nae he jd he emrtieda q elin of care nperver Way ted Lo Kil] } eT was the Board meé mbers are elected by paign fungis comm: ttee S{ rictly . read om tral . : Neubauer will begin his instruction order ll stands that the el we foudiv And | setso.s ¢... Pt eae ae ie ne aes — Lee a oe — qatar ieee Tb Be , miting campaign expenditures of ("8 him for several days, said h: Street Crossings. immediately ee ee Mier who spoke lou we: ““™ |tridges from his automatic into the | gatement made he jurv today | City-wide vote and the Republican Lures « Ret ’ . mediately, and hopes to make * wat oe 7 be replace April 1 _ i ; : h ‘ : ame at Sa > is a ment nadae .) tn : Ju! ¥ LOGays . ‘ i ‘ongr essiona | candi dates. | aiso had counterfeit Italian bon is : his first 1 sane mai . . ey with an awoma yy, |machine and reloading, emptied |i, tn. Lichtenberger murder case on| M@dority of past years has carried | ~ ., aggregating about $25,000 in his Pe round of calls by air in e whole eigh ra icemen and a € hief, : : : other thrills A tw n vil- 2 ee ; n _ » P - t} e mat : ne in Lii@ ait iv ¢€ noe¢ - : mu! A Cats On i Republican candi lates from Dem- 4 ne salary increases are similar I ; : ‘ ¢ the ‘ “ov, , n . a 1 ithe early summer. 7 teadauartere in th > st ; , oe: he hs oe : “ay? , "4 , | 2802 = a wig ‘at cos 4 rT) : io} - sit i 7 > g — . : t . . . + i . ° _ » artment : iT Bai ir’ i) . ed up grave around thelr Jury sa i wr} ai hers were firing h me. hy ort ha won't let me He Ninth. Thirtee nth. } ifteenth. Sey. 4 ) nd lat no Provision P it) , at A ag he agents tementio drivers who feloniously ; company. Thirty-two airplanes ‘ . sins erry H a i +1 . , ‘ as mas meet thea » . a ff r re 7 le ry rr? ‘ ly . a : ¢ : . taken at t: treasury. So Ranae : as they sped toward the! prom both 4 ‘Pp in “ ae PE © ’ : i iri ai , ; i per cent ' 200 | t deep, has att racted the mwrenult of the batt!#. a con ata ‘ ' y Gdhad-hvy”’ ‘umbents are without npositior The bill is one of the first pieces Bank of Centerville. Mo., April 16, rhe man about 55 years old,/| ertson said. This is nearly half Wig” . ’ ) : ’ 1. + | } ryine — — ‘ j Aeclared the drilliis in typ ; oe RE RGA ' , is mee Do Le White House this session t th rissa, I!ll.. Sept. 3, 1919: the Marion | la es 7 , ¢ bred - mera iat police headquarters methodically shooting his rifle in| her mother on a scrap of paper; derman Clinton E. Udell will not, |... +} se nadie State Rank ) ee ., .@ntine street when he was knocked | last year, when 67 planes were de- aban- 1 eand.-he said. epect in bee twa alight . a a‘ sf , ate es supI aet ol Wi tam Maf aS Session. ne Senate. DV a vert ia ceé Sank. Mar ien Kan.: The ]- | livered. Purchasers this year in. of oll ~\ ry }D ros] pec ting for of] or ras wounds c held 4 P| e citer . ' ; f " ‘ ; ] I ’ fitt RB: Tes COT nitteema Ti ir P + near i “OW margin, t ryt « (| ty sustain rin Ss ate RBar “n, Kelgir —— June dow NM by a touring car, moving elude persons in Chicago. Kansas vl a e > ; i. ‘ : at. ri 4 Fas patti« Was Mver we ne rr oOTrTnninyL Lee Ore The rir i a Tic 41c l- i > the avi 1e i= . * ; = ™ » - - . - Ow -rien ss cnowledge. .; ”~ os ' —_ ; , ure. Bank, Bucvrus. ay a 19 ; e . nt av O : a k « bs garni on 1euring Cal i= in ] wWrs! t ry ? ‘ njii|d neo? ee ee VW thir latte es wba oT} +} = > [¢ I) miller rmnittee “ oman. He proba bly will not Ww .* , 4 9° o4 ‘ ‘ K —_ J une is nesses to the accident reported a ; Or ee Ninety per cent of the , , ott? tn weet ened ie the sore “ ung « * a ie Sti : : ‘seen Ch ; ma nie no time limit is plac n | +4. urTcnasers e pyvered and will be return: sight of the robbers’ car Finally farn | be placed on the City Committee’s| |, m placed o license number which the police are Dp asers are automobile dealers mer somewhat disfigured , ea) ; —_ = ¥ er Pt It was written. Stat A slate. Bates is for John M. Casey. | tne rate increases, the bill pro- Of the series of robberies, that at, ' , T} k oF CONS: SR eee ; ni a gqiine ; IOUS polices iS written. state s Attorney |° ’ 5 wei tigty ms bo *. | wides for 9 jioint ess} mT : : aby ait ~ “* investigating. 1@ man was taken Ors » FR > ‘ holes in its top and bod: watch for ft} , , \ 3 ae r [unkelbere said when lnichtet an autoOmobile accessory dealer of = & 701 Congre Ona: COM- | Marissa. which vielded-about $808.- . ports. The Robertson ¢ orporation va iO lait houl if} L aic, Wwhnel ycnien- ~ { mittee ft 1duct ing ic ‘onsc) : ‘it w ) erate £ five Up in Touring Car. inter Actectives { nat é4 Marmon | berger had to cet out of the car and 4753 Vernon avenue, while Mrs. t o conduct hearings this | 600 of bonds and currency. was the Unconscious to the city hospital | r i ; s ee oe: factories at San , " ‘ iz + {} i \ ‘ : OQ Nia ] ‘ } | a ' Tig 1 ~ i \ ri iiie oT c ] , : : , ; £umMy: er wit} ‘ “po 4 _ - - ‘ : ; ‘ n onklo n oO nm _ This illustrates the | B occurred Ereer the 9:10 had (... nranerty af V |. Hill of Hotel left her alone for a time. The ace-| @@lian. opposing Bates, |is support- , ; 1 a4 wew to recom- | most outstanding. On that ocea- suffering with skull fracture and aitt , a nea Tex., in ad 4 ae 7 a Tl jel ’ ae = Lj rid? j a4 aes i mie’ 17 sie ie aRgRe- ‘ mendain furtiy rewiel, if « A. s 0 0 c Steinway Grand Duo-Art m With the morning mai! Cha Orc ehns + ow ' - old triangle was he!d up asthe mo-'! ing Adam Hoerner, a.former Dep- oe : a UFImeT FeyAslOe. OF Sones sion 90 safety deposit boxes were |internal injuries. A bundle of um- T ne +S - oa 7 as “ ‘ ‘ iid =? i / t) a> a ‘ =F ions a. : P| ui } a i ; é - po " “ -an ue : 6 at t] " + @ 7 . . , ; er - - 1 6 22 miles south of St.) yyjy'. hauffeus ( 1 oton. tive for the killing by the State’s: Ut¥ Sheriff, of 4526 Newberry ter-| U'eS at the nex se deta rifled by the robbers, y ho- entered brella parts he carried indicated he | *“*"™ auls Field. : esi S ane pau ’ iti mot) Ave “7% ise SiLi)i) & \ ne Stale s * q . ‘Bree: — — : = 2 : 2 : } : just off Lem av Ferry road was held ut ast S} | 1j . AILTI1S eee L i ys Re ‘ . j a ve o —_ ‘4 ligt... . . - . . : . . . ' : arrival of the train each |. nea ceothy S gett and aii Fred Lichtenbe ee , | filed in this ward. j avenue. Socialist—George Weller, the vaylt. The loot included about The injured boy is John Schwef- ‘TELLS OF INSULIN CANCER - Cyr rtres ’ , (‘A Yes erga’ i} j re rred Lal é Li , i) I? ey na ing Eo ‘ ’ oe 2727 Yr} -y a - . ‘ : - vr ' ; is the signal for everyone ,.,.. , bher —— Kitenmilier . b Six File in Fifteenth Ward. 7 a, Palm stre $1594 worth of War Savings fermann of _2919 North Ninth : . nD ro ‘ a@©ry Vile li >] 19 troubie. a a : wentv-thir "s = - " hlipa » . bit interested to get up to t hie Su pect Arre { ! - ai a +¢ - +, : : , Six Republican cand!) dates have \ J 5 third W ara Republic a”). , Stan ps and certificates. a4 hich street, W ho suffered eritica! inter- TESTS MADE ON MICE Ss - S ‘Si edi. atiLe LO CaS mer aflde LOT ane _ : Tr 3a ihe we {“linton > “dell ; - nt. hn . , : a - te pe. The 7 (atris ears _ 1. ! other girl.”’ he said filed in the fil eenth Ward. whi h | va -, ! E } lell, incumbe nt; John were the property of the Pos toffice nal injuries. lie was crossing Elev- . | ienna Pathologist Says Serum ~ : J } : Adan rn -9EN ' ; . biiding to the south of th - c - oes ; € 5 » i tbe ~ , , ~* rs ae H. P. Riefling, an automobile deal- ave nué Adam Hoerner, 4526 New- bonds were later re vered in St lights, knocked him down and then | By the Assoctated Press ° : Tectis ee .? aT ’ M4 r | ‘ > r’« "rie € Tt fé nse v bil 1 re that 4 ;7r"y _ i¢ T iin we : ” - =. 7 Tarra rea’: ae ee } *p > - ‘an . . - ss ‘ ™ -y ~ store is the Farm and PDai- Meateict +: eA idee nd herself “a, on t him er, has the support of Committee- | berrs t. sid ne Henry Felberbaum, | Louis, where attempts were made moved rapidly west. Police have VIENNA, Feb. 28.—Successful e ‘ : ris —* ar? est ‘i h« re ; . pt ' rv T}e- ia i ie ; = al amgn¢ L? . ee } eve ' “ * 9 } =“? >] a * ©. ‘ ’ ¢ "Pn ie } — : : ; 4 , “Sr k. which was in charge of c.. 2 as 5 eos ‘ i st ae ‘ la r map Fred Delporte 4G11A le*lillan avenue. Demo- | to dispose of them. Marigsa is a a description of the machine. use of insulin in preventing ihe re is O asningtor Par and inowingiy tired as rf i ‘as The Lien $4 } larms °rat—("*harles . ne S ' i : - ; > , Cashier of the bank and WLS asia 55s te sc ._ 2 > “a * The ‘case rhe renomination of Alderman |crat—Charles Corneli, 4511 Page town of 2000, about 30 miles sou‘h- Mrs. Katherine Carle, 56, of 3109 P — 4 rt yrs le neo + sw ™ 7. - . ‘ 4 a = ra97 P r ° s*_f f+ ” a '? » ~ ‘ . ; : . . ° were 15 orm26 men, women , — aoe inti the end of next week Ward is being contested by Willlam Pwenty-fifth Ward-—-Republican Central Railroad. Several persons ribe when she was hit by an auto-| Prtted in a paper read by Prof. - * . . nz Tren a Funsnioy wou! j 7 tT} es r AREA Perr Ss & a’ >) , “vara -- svViv ste ¢ rie ace “lew : ; o ; “4 r; ; fidren in the store waiting ,. nd thie} tes renatbeeatie VETERAN WH M. Runge. 3559 Lindell boulevard sylvester A. Nangle, 4556 Clay-' were convicted and sent to .the mobile at Compton and Park ave- | Friedrich Silberstein of the Vienna Y . ssatit at nis nead nag pee] EraZed whe ; ‘ m nt " f +} : re: ton avenue: W io St OT elw "Ty - . ‘ oO ew ) » ot F : ~ Sorc et is Z I eT! f er >) Lnme () ini ¢ ‘ ] > } W Or } ¢ ) , ’ > , ‘ry Ol} = T } & - ; . . 7 ree Stein, Assistant’ Pos-.- + itt a, Ce Aare ieee a ) - Sau a Meseeate ite onal 4 Ts “s Leavenworth penitentiary follow nu ol at. ¢ Pp. mi. ee ae |Institute of Experimental Patho!l- to Sort .out the mail. Ia “yy S nim . . :' zation of Committeeman Frank ,1120A South Taylor avenue. Dem- jing the robbery. but a large part of a4 “ (egy before the medical association | Jo "He denied participation in the IN ALABAMA PRISON HANGED a ; aa = hs —n i O45 | the loot was not recovered. rus. Kan.. the holdup was accoin- | here. : . . ‘ 4 = ; tl | i ~~. , 17 »% TY (i . > —— 7 4 : . - - C. i. Barnhart of 3t. ay | es "| American Legion Fails to Obtain In 1 Thirteenth Ward 2 . 2 2 _Aingshighway; FOOTE. Safety Deposit Boxes Looted. panied by a pistol fight, in which He described how he had vert- . L > — 4 ao miui-s ' ; _ 9c "a4 © a rort . . , ‘ . ’ méenber of the family for , ) J c $e: : Commutation for Clarence Bail- Schmoll, who is backing Louis P. | Gerdes, 5251 Waterman avenue The loot at the Greenwood (Mo.) one ‘of two masked robbers was fied by countless experiments on . : ; » wo other men, whom the polis - avor fay hea. candi- wenty-sevent! ‘ard - > e917] , : oe _ ; pane town is named As i se ibis a = Pees ey, “ ounded in Action. | Aloe fo: Mayor. een P he. candi os Twe s se — War I . R pub- bank comprised Liberty bonds and wounded rice that were treated with @ red touring car pulled un y ast me >} | . | Se t ‘ . dacy of Edward E. Schoening, 4 1}! ee ee lL. Wimmer incum- diamonds valued at about $409 About $6500 in money and bonds |maximum supportable doser of in- 4. > Llignt J U ry . if i- Sii7 4 i r : al 7 ; ‘ > te ic “ ’ ; : ye 7 T sé ‘ t _s > mT _¢ a4 | lo . : 4 ~ a © 0 nam . ’ - : . . mouth of the bank and two Sei: i Seen _ : MONTGOM ERY Ala. Feb. 98. —/| Srocer. 50104 Gravol ay page x . r rs nocrat Emmett Golden, As in the Marissa robbery, he Wwas-taken, the robbers escaping to/xulin after the excision of their q ; in ldentified eKinle, and ee ee sient Ds — oe a. imernrn) ph ? 5248 T dosi avenie Sorialic ' ‘ - on : ‘inte ine 3 EE Re ‘ Paps wee | Llevd ry? Watkins. 6110 North . . and ge? outside. that “4 gre ‘ i \ Mis / ! a | ’ hat a - nae » . ” ; | ee ee ; ck , A Nationally Known Make Was in progress. When ] | °ther inter-aliied conferen ” | WHERE PATROLMAN WAS SLAIN Broadway. Socialist: Detrick On- ’ 2 : he 1 Aa eo ; OT 10464 Se > “% oe + : m to the window and began “© [€'G at Brusse!s as soon as pos- |! ken. 1946 Hebert stree Brand New— Guaranteed 4 > + » . cjble ater T ‘ f rt} ~TYV IMR or J rv? : : Third \Vard—Re rublicane W il- i With Mrs. Barnhart agni: ap Me pgnetetingy wine AMAGUC| Beer and Whisky Seized in South .. cae a 2 $650 Value S men were still etandine °: Nations councii meeting at Gen-|} I -R > liam F. Niederluecke, incumbent; ~ re still standing ren | sroadway Resort; Proprietor oi rn ‘ shies vermany would be invited to] 3 Arrested Otto Schultz. 2129 North Thirteenth ’ ” led a .45-caliber automar- | °©"¢ @ representative. in the event Sheriff Wilmas of St. Louis |*"**‘ | . ‘ under the counter and heia | ‘™@® conference is decid: upoT ‘ounty. last night led a raid on Fifth Ward—Republicans Ki d- t Mrs. Barnhart could A iti@¢c] if} a ; ae, ‘ . men. vw ho eontin 1ed ‘ (+e eyed Tr ys " ay wW « und y raw] 4 ™ eek ap Sorte two een Missouri Athieti Association ? ehind her 4 third iT Way tor further neg tiations with a if heer tnree galion of wine and Seventh Ward —Repuubli ‘ans . ° é bid | j Pi ; i . : -? 5 . . the rear. and, think fe the Reich wi undertake|of William Suschanke, $762 Allen 905 Morrison avenue . : . ° ° irons, > + » : > | ‘ . . " Say 9 "oes » +4 7; ’ +4 ° the ke b m I went back and opened Vv evtaraniee not ¥Y France ani lavenue Susthanke iso was‘ re- Ninth Ward Repu blican—Mar- Combination sf Oar a Belgium against aggression) but!lleased on $1600 bond tin D. Lohmann, incumbent: Her- ° ° 9. f @ign't know that while he/2'!S0 Italy. the chief condition be- man Heitzenroede: 2826 South ! Bench q lanist ms exclu- mg to wave Mrs. Barnhart} !"S. according ¢ some reports, aj A. Hoehn in Mayoralty Race Ninth street: Andrew A. Koettker. to match ame Way, Stein had heen | Mastened evacuation of the left | G ttienp A Hoehr president of | -661 McNair avenue Democrat— cw rt) 2 S are pla ed Ad -and held utp outside the bank of t} € Rui] Dy t} f=) 5 | lias ithe 1a ho? +” } ia} ing Company, (seorre Sudhoff. "64% California | = 5 . fae Was marched into the 2430 Tennessee avenue. vesterday avenue Bi Selec ‘store again while a fourth Mutiny of « mene Troops Quelied.{ fijed for the Socialist nomination Five in Eleventh Ward. = tion he i | "] r i - the Vs iery e?* rp h nF , ‘or ry iyvyor (+ "oi cording artist "s Reve : a fut th ler Thev are uropt 7, William E. Weisenburges S645A4 , ; 1 iy i rm \ a + ] f OREO . 7 VJ wv P *% 4 ’ I wed Jams. | (government Put down the rising i ' Nebraska averue Dew . E have agreed — “s menses the maker's PAC Audience Jury opened the door in; ‘ ‘>: | -VOUrasha a nue. emocat—Eu- h — | name, as these Players are on sale else- bh } ~ | “Perfect tranquility again rules,’’ it the KNOCK a robber con- ; ‘ j ; + efao* 3 arn. } IS SiLa.lec Ung his revolver and “4 gene L. Padberg. 3328 Humphrey Street. Socialist—Edward Boéling $419A Nebraska avenue where at the regular price. The minute you see them you will recognize the ingtruments ,and realize what a tremendous value we are pre- Ormance with Ganz and the reproductto 9? Forme oot ‘ Thirteenth War te publican “a — * Be Sexer. Jury said. “He | Open Until 8 P. M. "Bae gem oy ot . ine — senting. All new, guaranteed and superbly fin- : 1 t/. 2 than thre f et 3 ay . . ' . aad ‘ iti¢ Ul! pent: szii- ed po! motors, ¥ Pon waeRteage * z ce ‘yi Hart Schaffner ward FE. Schoéning, 5010A Gravois iuhed, | Thos hese Saeaes rt sor ne and von failed to fire and eii- C ans- avenue; John Neu Jr.. 5058 a- . ! , : Oo avenue } ‘ , . - oF > ’ e' posing Sovsess = = —o . sie — no j nue: erman Krah. 54583 (o- | priced Players. Lorne Democrat Joseph (*har are taeed= ASBT Toscan steal USED BARGAINS t ie ane hs Ward -Republican BRADFORD PLAYER Open Evenings | ee ~ wpa of “ae William G. Kaysing, 4002 Magnolia epee $125 ome y to disap- to 9 P.M. pointment. the doo: in his face ] & Marx to the Danking room | Used Like New , ; for the tam Men there | * They cot into their ma- Balde as 1 got to the door.” hor : e ne? the fun beran posber v line of t? of having in your own home, per cent of the world’s great o-Art. To. be obtained in the ace: August Walz. 4253 Cleve- — vu \EOLIAN-STROUD Sey more beat x to che fi SPRING COATS BRPAVMEOGMEEE o0:) Cosucmos steau, ena BP $135 woes, LR RR on a AR RRM Ee EE RR A ERR ENE erg as iis began firing. The in the machine began t: Cashier from than 10 feet. but failed 6 t 18 “ fling, 4165 Flora place: Claude SCHUBERT UPRIGH! 4 leaders — i Ricketts, § Shaw place: Arthur) MJ —"™"™™ = $45 & mea $665 Cleveland avem: . New Serge Pants. ani eee ag eee HUMBOLDT UPRIGHT SOC ila list— zitima M Huss sad tmak cake | mm. One of the bullete. Used Coats and ican 4 : on our Present Instrument | past hin, neatly dotted an $1.50 to $5.00 everywhere [i= ‘ibe BMOtary public sign behind Work Pants, new.... .95c a @ ~ Cds bate 7) + oe “ . ss Runge, 3559 Lindell boulevard GO. STECK er 4, *, “‘ the to nN “ar . : | } , «treet —— ise: Mf SUITS |, PRICE fae LOL OS ree | =... 9145 Seventeenth Ward — Thomas WHITNEY PLALER— | Watts, incumbent: Willian Mahogany F Khak! Pants, new.... .95c ‘im §6«-. | my $195 Ol jammea Overalis, new 95c : ' “si an as the fourth , 22 +: Se oe =e "tis , mth ’ OPS > a , | MINE from the stor : New Tailor-Made Not Called Ee nema ie a or oe ;, ) hb the store, began A\cw allor-Made ot Cc c August Niederluecke ‘inc snntiliiiites hoceny case | we h to thea } . PREET >the hard road Three in Twenty-First : @ Ss : . . ss ’ the shots, ran to a Twenty-first Ward—Willia: $1 10 $? A WEEK! nf © ‘aa sO mr | =m. As he stepped into for Hard Finish Worsted Dr. Felix Herschman, 2942 Dickson GERHARD PLAVEK— / | ™ Qgair “2nd emptied his aw- ee incumbent Democrat - Ser Ad on sical 10S, Part 2. 1012 N. GRAND ihe Marmon as it nk Re elier, 4209 Margaretta aiid) i i _ __ ay ; and Duo-Art Reproducing Piene

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4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . “ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ; SUNDAY, MARCH 1, i988 KOELN DENIES HE EVER SAID ALOE IS BEST MAN oe ee ; ; Declares Circular Letter Quot- ing Him Thus Is “Attempt to Fool People.”’ / Collector Edmond Koeln, who is supporting former Circ uit Judge J. for the Republican | in a state-| that he had | Hugo Grimm mayoralty nomination, ment last night Genied ever said Louis P. Aloe, president of the Board of Alder-| former | FINANCIAL STATUS OF WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IS DISCUSSED BY BROOKINGS President of Corporation Says Loans Secured, ~|ROBBERS GET $1338 By Tax-Exempt Property Are in Conformity With Its Charter. Robert S. Brookings, president of the corporation of Washington | University, and fraternal organizations here: yesterday addressed the following communication to the {| ™en entered the store in the down- | Post-Dispatch, concerning the recently instituted legislative inquiry into |tax exemption of income-producing real estate noldinys of educational | 8°"S P | their loot without i Co. etore at 121 N. IN JEWELRY HOLDUP Three Men Rifle Window of Establishment at 121 North Broadway. Three robbers escaped with jew- elry valued at $1388 and $20 in cash in a holdup in the Rogers Jfw- Broa at 7:35 o’clock last night. town district while dozens of per- assed outside and fled with being noticed by held up Thomas McNamara in his butcher shop at 504 Arlington av- énue at 7 o'clock last night. Fif- teen minutes later two men took $5 from Anthony .Longenotti after holding him up in his grocery store at 1142 North Euclid avenue. Henry Harper of 900 Eastgate ave- nue was rob*ed of $9 when he }came in during the holdup. DEMOCRATS RENAME GARRETT WASHINGTON, Eig. 28.—House Democrats held a caucus tonight to determine their candidate for Speaker, with Finis J. Garrett of Tennessee, the only candidate in the field. This paved the way for his nomination by acclamation. As ocrats tn the next House will -he in a minority, their candidate for Speaker automatically will become their Floor Leader, a post now held by Garrett. stirred their imagination no less deeply than the romance of roy- alty. Ebert died a poor man. His property consisted of a simple cot- | tage in Mark Brandeburg,. which | he had bought out of his life’s sav- | ings. His two sons and daughter | est regret and concern in official Washington. President Coolidge, who held Dr. Ebert in highest es- teem, addressed this message to Chancellor Luther: “IT havé learned with very grett regret of the death of President Ebert and desire to extend my pro- . found sympathy and the Government and people United States to the ¢ and people of Germany i@ they have sustained family of the late er Coolidge’s and my sincetg ences.” - Than at Corresponding © z four Years Ago. rhe number of voters W were reared In an atmosphere of. respectable poverty. The eldest | son, Friederich, is a printer, while | the younger boy, Carl, has just | completed a course in mechanical | engineering. Until her marriage with Dr. Jennicke, attache in the. foreign office, his daughter worked as a librarian. A Race With Death. Ebert’s illness was literally a | race with death. Mour days ago he was syddenly removed from the German White House to the Sani- | tarium, suffering from acute ap- | pendicitis. Following an operation, peritonitis set in. For the most | lied Thursday in the 624 cit _ ttl Ol ne me ed HOTEL CLARIDGE .. ge ee SPECIALSUNDAY DIN Served F rom 12 to 9 P. M. A Widely Varied Menu ---——e Music, 6 to 9, by the Claridge Orchestra ge ~~ Cu $ 'anyone except the two men in the store. Al Rosenberg of 2702 Dickson ) St. Louis and its snburbs. In other’ words, nearly all of our students | can live at home and enjoy univer-| part, the bulletins concerning his | "7 condition were reassuring. His | relied upon “My Dear Mr. Editor: men, was the “vest qualified man | “Arriving in St. Louis a few days in the race and should be elected” | FOES TRAMPLE ON had his | > % Sew Me = __—— ~- 7. ete ten ee ee Oe " patlt-tiniy ._* . * - . a) ere ”~ — - : " ; SE ee gg cee eee) geet oo“ ee. ere % a ~ ~ ¥ Seettte FE oo a Hr vnt epee Ag Myo maeng ee Siete apes eR te Oe ~ a So eer wt HOP te —— ~~ Cet. * owe ae 8 a Net sae np 4 : ye HD st tt TAKE DR. CALDWELLS “THE FAMILY LAXATIVE” « Many others, all = priced very low for quick sale. TERMS $25 Down Balance $2.50 a Week OPEN EVENINGS During This,Sale Used Uprights, $44 and Up a | fuRLIZE 1006 5 Olive ee ebenchehebththaishabbiebiaebabtebiehbhdibibiihibadsihthl Uh i bibs abbih lab biabiabeiela ll dale eb Lt 4. . - - —_— . “ - ‘ o . UP PEPSIN {SUSMNEEEEEEEEnaueuaeeuunennnenenenneennnnG = Reduction Sale on Day-Beds# $3 Down and $3 a Month buys this Auto- matic Day-Bed, com- plete with Cotton Mat- tress. Easfly operated. a double bed. tress is cotton with roll edge. improved automatic vice, made of metal in walnut finish. Complete with Cretonne covering. Mattress the very latest improved design. Wood-Finished Metal BED OUTFIT Includes bed, spring and mattress. is a genuine Simmons Link Fabric, and Bedding All This Week —45-Lb. Mattress Special This is a soft, the elements of utmost comfort, made of felt and Jute. cretonne tick: open de- opens into ter and \covered art ticking, roll edge. '50-Lb. All- A splendid weight: made with roll edge stitching and tiful art This Week $ ory aXe, ¥ 7 es . se sa Fr. 97. The spring and the mat- Ren Gace er re For This Ivory it easy to lay the baby down. Easy Peimiik Terms Gladly Arranged DT ie ed ie ty? ¢ ttatetut cteeansck Marge brei) eh TANI CHILD’S CRIB enameled finish with drop side, Complete with link | fabric spring. Size 30x54-inches. | Bueltner’s N. W. Cor. Washington Av. at Ninth St. - a ao Link Fabric Feather Pillows They thoroughly Equipped with making | life to luxurious Mattress possessin 45-Lb. Felted Cotton Mattress This Mattress has a double layer - § felt top and bottom, neatly cavered with beau- ticking. quality and 50-Ib. of durable laver felt - re and 4 rows of Substantially made with long tempered coils. A Spring that is certain to give satisfaction. Simmons Link Springs $ 95 Springs that are well brac ed with small helical coll springs. Ventilated are filled with a good grade of feathers, sterilized and covered with a good grade blue art ticking: size 18x26 inches. ventlHators, ivin more § the feathers and mating ‘llows softer to sleep on. DRG oo cee (tet ehae etme e ee eee eee ee see | | | | | all Comes in fancy with cotton cen- with good grade of tutted and with gif Layer Felt Mattress “a Sei: 4 Coiled Springs $9.75 ae _ - , Se. ae eo eels ee a =~ ~ eta A .~) Comms . cy ce Easy Payment Terms Gladly Arranged AUTO SHOW VISITOR ring Auto Show Week. Main Dining Salon, there will be Dinner Dancing From 9 Until Midg Starting Monda y—Cover Charge, $1 Per Co Pi Weekly Dinners, 5:30 to 9, $1. ; Noonday Luncheon, 5 a ALSO SPLENDID CAFETERIA SERVICHE ‘ Meet Your Family and Friends on the Mez in the Claridge ~ OM Sole dren Shoes in the re AUCTIONEERS These BEN. J. SE PHONE: LKIRK & AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISE : REAL ESTATE AND INVESTME OFFICE: 7131, CHESTNUT ST. OLIVE 1804 twice O R ANNOUNCEMENT! ORIENTAL RUGS ANTIQUE AND MODERN FURNI AT AUCTION AT GENERAL WAREHOUSE CO.. DELMAR AT EUCHEID | TUESDAY, MARCH 3d, AT 2:00 O'CLOCK & By Order /? Mrs. Walter Crunden and Miss Zoe Schotten MS ia presented to attend Pictures and antique and modern Pedestals, Armchairs, Carved Chinese Cabii American antique Sideboard. Secretary. Four-Poster Bed, etc. “his collection which was ac quired by Mr James Bradley of Wis., represents 90 pieces of Antique Oriental Rugs, the finest ] respective kind and weave, ranging in size from 14 ft. 1 A rare opportunity antique Oriental Rugs. Statuary, Lamps, Bowls, Bronzes., smallest mats. CASH The property will be on display at any time previous to BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auction 7131, Chestnut St. TLL an auction sale 7 fyouh neel cor Th - ‘Trustee’s Bankruptcy Auction § LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS — 3957 EASTON AVENUE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4TH—10:30 A. M. By order of the Referee in Bankruptcy and eubiecs to aD by, we willl offer for sale for the undersi Blose., a staple stock of shoe findings an knives, sewing machine, reducer, stretcher, nailer, - cr JOS, M. pepe * Trustee, ‘Chilton Adj. Co. KANF, Attorney. Oriel wallding %C BEN, J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers, 74 heels, laces, bolish, nails, tacks, needles, thread, scale, Maxwell truck, etc, Sale in bulk or in detail. as any Natu added ed Trustee of the The tor fixtures, . inoluding leath insoles, san Your will be Ask te. Trustee’s Bankruptcy Auction Sale! VOGUE APPAREL CO., Bankrupt — 1209 WASHINGTON AV. (EIGHTH FLOOR) WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4TH, 2:30 P. M. By order of the Referee in. Bankruptcy, and subject to approval we will offer for sale for the undersigned trustee the machinery ber Sewing Machines. Section Tables. Motor 2 Hoffman Steam Presses. Electric Fans, Office Chairs, Fille: Cabinets, Wales Sale in bulk and detail. 27 W. & G. 16 Double listing as follows: Singer Special Heads, versal Cufter, Chairs, Scales, Desks, Remington Typewriter, ete. JOS. M. REARDON... Trastee. CHILTON ADJ. CORP... . Commercial Bldg. ~ | you usu ,UBBI Vee Yor 3 — Special # and Equipmen egy Drese TERMS CASH, I. H. GAMBLE. A Syndicate Trust B BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers, 713% Ch Trustee’s Bankruptcy Auction SHOES AND HOSIERY (M. @. COONEY, Bankrupt) 2810 LAWTON BL KER’S WAREHOUSE) THURSDAY, MARCH 5TH, AT 10:30 A. M. Pursuant to an order made by the Referee in game wh tcey. and we will offer for sale for the und a d Children's Shoes thereby. appreva!l Men's. 1100 pairs of Women's an one ‘pairs of assorted high-grade Hosiery. Sale in bulk and y of ‘TINSON & ORVILLE LIVINGSTON, Trustee, 510 Locust Street. BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers, 713% C Arcade B Trustee’s Bankruptcy Auction St. Louis Radio Service Co., Ba 1211 HODIAMONT AV. THURSDAY, MARCH 5TH, 2:30 P. M. By order of the Referee in Bankruptcy. and subject to approval we will offer for sale for the undersigned trustee, a staple stock Supplies and Fixtures, Transformers, Rheostats, etc.. Work Benches, Motors, Sending Set, Aerial Towers. Condensetfs., JOSEPH REARDON CHILTON, ADJ. ‘CORP... Commercial Bldg. including 3 Super-Heterodyne Sets. also Sockets. Insulators, Kits. C Battery Charger, Piano. hee Bee = Adding Machine. The property will be offered in ° “ep and detail. Typewriter, TERMS CASH, wileen & — ‘ ‘ j ' BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers, v0N Ch Trustee’s Bankruptcy Auction Sale! DRY GOODS, FURNISHINGS SAM GOLDMAN, Bankrupt FESTUS, MISSOURI FRIDAY, MARCH 6TH, 12:00 NOON By order of the Referee in Bankruptcy, and subject to approval we will offer for a for the undersigned trustee a clean stock of Ladies’ and Mens Furnishings. property will be offered Appraised at «a total in bulk and several detail subdivisions. ORVILLE La&INGSTON, Trustee, 510 Locu of $17414 TERMS St. BEN. J. S9ELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers, 713%, C | >ONOF 3601-07 Lucas Avenue A ee AUCTIONEERS and APPRAISERS Telephone, Ling AUCTION SALES WEDNESDAYS, 2 P. M. and FRIDAYS 10 GOODS AT PRIVATE SALE DAILY } ee AT 3507 LUCAS AV. | the rell on on | from Fine Furniture, Rugs, Draperies, China, Clothing, Trunks, Grips; Etc. AT AUCTION On Wedaesday afternoon, commancing at 2 a large lot of men’s and women's clothes, cvenie, gripe, eta o'clock, we will: shoes, personal propel Regular sale Friday of rahe Furnishings of every | goription, commencing at 16:30 @. R. U. LEONORI AUCTION co., elkirk Auction & AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS OF ALL Our regular Household Geoeds Sale every 1808-10-12" CHOUTEAY AY.

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r , . . »* 2 x” . - # ; . . wee ee : ——— —— SS o eo h Le ea 4 . 7 * 7 ie + « . * SUNDAY, The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circutation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOWS POST-DISPATCH : 5 ROH 1, 1925. be v4 SUNDAY. MA =a MARCH 1. 1008 Em : f= sda a ing recinets, for the primary, | four years before, when the nuns | : | “4 ; : and that Bs 1 REGISTERED THURSDAY ocak et ig and the sont 5 April | ber enroliee was 13,123. ae la ner ELECTRIFICATION (}f FREE DRUG SALE—K E | F FER. $5 imported , % n official, found sympathy one =—_dBlankels | : . Se 7. was 24,090. Many of these rep- ‘number added to the rolls in any | Coolidge,| Government and people 4 - UT MUNICIPAL ELECTION resented removals from one pre-| wzrd was 1305 in the Twenty-fifth, BROADWAY AN D | ighest es-| United States to the Pe a . Was Much Heavier) cinct to another, The registration The Twenty-seventh, Seventh, | essage to| and people of Germany in t for last November's election was Twenty-third and Sixth wards had they have sustained and » at Corresponding One fo. ery creit| family of the late President, | aes Four Years-Ago. one. 309: If You Buy One, You Get One Free—Also Single Price Sale : | gos COODS STORE| ital ot a ms uch | nv negro voters in the Seventh ! ‘ ae ymber of voters who en- Thursday S re gistrafion was much many nee FREE Column—Buy One—Get One FREF all Items in This Colame Single Price more than 1000 each. There are President 2 oolldge's one ee > / dav in the 624 city vot- heavier than the corresponding one and rwenty-third. 50c Cod Liver Oil Capsules. aan Free By Manzan, cures piles . me o'" é& Washington id my pro- | ences. 3 oe gnurseay *” 3 Mayoralty Candidate Says Plan | Ne fishy taste: a tonic and flesh builder. | 25¢ Hat Bright; a hat dye. . Lie . & T W ld H 2he Germicide Soap; Keiffer's 1% 1 Free | $° .00 Hot Water Bottle or Syringe. $1. iv ——— =e ae ° for rmina ou e | 10¢ Lemon Castile or Olive Skin Free $1.50 Hot Water Kottle or Syringe. .. 80c — 69c si'19 : ia 40c, 0c Bay Kum Imported Free 49. t5e Tooth Brush 2c. 3Rc : ( > ee favored the electrification of rall- — ad ‘o~G ered Dickenson a | t5e Walnutta Hair Stain. . aa l jee , lo Y P. M.: 4 he, 2a * |road terminals and a general cam- | 15¢. 25 Castor Oil. fresh Free + - te Nix Hair Restorer... .. . Ge % ‘4 AS ; : : me = } 4 Pee 1 Tl O ur oles |paign toward abatement of the’ pred 410 r+ sete Eve Solution 4 de | S@e_ 4 nem Bn wry RE ca :~ ‘a me d at ps i 40¢ yeerine-Rousewater. ... yee | 8 Wineseneeeeeee chin ee * 2° 0 aried Menu > | uUsi } f ) } smoke nuisance in the interest of | 59. pr. Parson's Kidney Cure Cap. 1 Free | $1, Thermometer white gorcelais ++» GB | 1 : ‘ e 20c Jordan Almonds: \% Ib.. Ke % made a close study of this prob- | 50c Rubbing Alcohol (75c size). ...1 Free | 2he Candy: fancy, in ‘Eines , ie ' a 4 * ER - 2ic Simmon's Liver Regulator Tea. Free |%1 Electric Curling Iron. Bc | P if sy lem vw i}? no doubt agi ee that t 1e Oc Jelly Beans: fresh. i, tb. ree ' Ue ac het Powder: “special” : : 196 ‘ ‘= railroads contribute a very large | 35¢ Nixht Cream; Keiffer (cOc)...1 Free | 65e Sergeant's Mange Cure... .. 30¢ | > pat : : i, 3c Day Cream; Keiffer's (50c size) Free $1.49, $1.99 Chamois Skins 98. $1.49. . a portion of the damage inflicted | 75 Cod Liver Oil: Norwegian Free | 50¢ Caroco or DeWitt's Shampoo es 280 to Show Week, in the Claridge ) upon public health and property | be se Oil; Keiffer's $1 size Eves | Sec shorated Telcum : Keiffer's 2Be ‘2. ~~ i soda . — re Dining Salon, there ll be q through the smudge of smoke and woe, SOc White a? M a Syrup. Pree | 35c Kora Konia; Mennen’s......... 1Be I i 1 I j ! j I 1 1 Free I i Cold ¢ } > . | » F ] Ur t il Mi d soot belched through the smoke- Be} rp cog) Bm footie eae... 2 bree | Sie, Shaving Fowder: Safety: 68¢ ~ ng rom. mts i nig ' ee : ! ' stacks of the engines used in mov- 35 : DeWitt’s Baby Cough Syrup...1 Free $1 00° Durham Safety Reser. pe '. 5Oe OMETHING new this season! Thin Crepe Rubber stacks of the Cnaties sues te | Sin Se Penaae, ©. OF 1 Pree | $1.00, Durham ‘Safety asor..\ "Sie ; y—L over = harge, $7 Per Couple a He : : hil ing pa: Beng ran Ms reig . $1.50 New Thin Double. Compact. - ae si* Canute Polish: Reiffes’ Sa yereapes lhe 5:30 to 9, SI. | a Soles on shoes of all kinds for men, women and chil- through St. Louis,” he said. Joc. 10 Epsom Salts, U. Sb. -1 Free | $1 Genuine ‘Yeast Vitamine..-..- “bbe | j “The district between Chouteau | Se Chiclets Chewing Gum ..1 Free | she * Teles or Velvet Cream...... ” oi AS ILLUSTRATED a Noonday Luncheon, 50e, 75c | ‘ dren avenue on the south and Easton 75 Carbolized Salve. Dr. Parson’s..1 Free | Large Shell Reading Glasses... . .. $1.95 . . é sol an¢ Last SOc Cocoanut Oil Shampoo. ....1 Free | $18 Genuine Kryptoks: Monday _ oo he ENDID CAFETERIA SERVICE ix p avenue on the north, and extend- $1. $1.25 Jockey Club Perfume. | Free Ze nak Lott... tor 280 WARRANTED HEAVY NICKEL y and Friends on the Mezzanine Mg Shoes for the office, shoes for shopping, shoes for school ing from the river front to Forest 23¢ Epsom Salts Capsules... .-1 Free | 4@¢ Asvirin Tabs... Webster od dee ae PLATE ON TEMPERED fo . | } d | ] \ ly 1\ Park, is vitally concerned in this , oe tees wens ee Eves -~ costee) os SEBE: Tb. 4c ; . paider mus c =8Oc, $1, $1.25 White Rose Perfume. ‘ree oile ater: rose or lilac. . Sle Cot a sets af & s & e ‘} three times as long [VOR eee ee yg setae The Sage and Sulphur Hair Tonic. .1 Free | 65c, $1.50 Janice Perfume. ... 35¢, 88e p ta Consists of 0 ming 4 ores. . _ a twice Or ‘ — windows closed in summer as W?ll | 25e Parson's Sure Gets Corns 1 Free $1 Hair Tenic Dressing: Keiffer’s Ble dium soup spoons knives {) a — ‘int q | $1. $2.50 French Formula Perfume, 1 Free | 25¢ Phe-Camph, an antiseptic ‘1 4e we, ’ Re aS winter to keep the soot and | ga’ nine’. Tablets; cures dyspepsia, 1 Free | 25c Castor Oil: tasteless... l4e forks, 1 butter knife and one sugar 4 grime out of their homes. | 85e Aspirin Tabs.., ey eheg ao hed ‘ae S5e Cocoa, Stollwerck, % Ib. . 19¢ : : ne : | If an accurate survey were made | BOe, aoe, Oe iGlordiecss Laelwont, L Free the. ane ieeetion Face 5-4 “Ade, the shell. # ar : ~ atistics doi Ww ret 25c Lane's Pills; best fer liver....1 Free | 49¢, 58 Writ " Ohe. 2 RS AND APPRAISERS : - | statistics und _- k tc Auction Sale! - 2 . : : a ; Miss Emma Bobb, Christian Ber- ankruptcy — vou usually buy equipped with Crepe Rubber Soles. net, Harmon J. Bliss, Mrs. Oscar PPAREL CO., Bankrupt - , Blumeyer. Mrs. Nettie Beckerle, > 4 Edward Boekern, Christian Brink- WASHINGTON AV - 4 ' , a“ e — ve Se aaa “he a ayapponin, ° VASH FLOOR) aa Be: oe BBER CTSROWU ERS ASSOC IATION, Inc., of Londyn he soa wage ~ gare nats a " ~ ‘ 7 fs . x 3 . ¥ arpenter, ;. Chamberlain, ' Y, MARCH 4TH, 2:30 P. M. ; Ss ¢ York Office: 13th Floor, 244 Madison Ave., New York City Frank Cheney, Mrs. T. M. Doell- Men's $29.75 Wool Tweed Coats, sheepskin lined, fur collar. "$13.90 ep in Bankruptcy, and subject to approval th id . ; Cicsienmensd trustee. the mechinery dell mene ‘2 ner, Mrs. Heleh Diemunch,.~ Mrs. & G. Sewing Machines: 3. Usion Special Honda, J ae Charlies Passmore, Charles _ T. ble Section Tables. otor an oqu . st ] sony Presses.. Electric Fans, Tables. Dress Stexe!, rs. f. peu, oF. tous Hempelman, Otto F. Karbe, hirs. ce Chairs. FUR Cabinets, Wales Adding William rE Wittrig, M. Kotany, Sale in bulk and detail. TERMS CASH, ; e Dr. R. E. Mason. Car] F. G. Mever, Adolph A Meyer, Mrs. George Gellhorn, William T. Mellow. Mrs. | ee ‘ie assi ; | Trustee. a GAMBLE. Attorney, ¢ ' 6 Trust Bilég Price, Leo Rassieur, George Men's fine Overcoats, values up to $39.75, Must-Go Price. $16.95 Men's Overcoats, semi-belted style; values up to $18; now 3 Men's $10 genuine Leather Jackets, woo! lined; new; all sizes $4.95 3 4. Men's $14.75 genuine Leather Jackets, wool lined. Must-Go Price $6.95 : 4 Men's All-Leather Coats; new; 0. D. wool Melton lined =862606§.: 8 § 7, 95 : $12.50 Sheep-lined Coats, with Big Beaverized Collar. Reduced to $4.95 : Men's fine Overcoats; our former $40 & 45 values; now. $17.95 Rr.. SONS, Auctioneers, 71314 Chestnut en nkruptcy Auction Sale! | a Raithel, Robert A. Schluetter, Dr. | : NATURAL CREPE RUBBER tip th Pain ore . 5ES AND HOSIERY . 7 Dwight F. Davis, Mrs. Edgar Rom-® and 16 selections G. COONEY, Bankrupt) , 4 | “Plantation Finished. | bauer, Julius Seidel, Mrs. F. E. ;' 10 LAWTON BL : : Sturgis, Mrs. F. A. Sudholt, Miss Of Your Own Choice of BAKER'S WAREHOUSE rf Emma Taussig. Rodowe H. Abe- MARCH STH, AT,10:30 8.".. UMMM NATURAL CREPE KEEPS ITS SHAPE pen. Dr. D.C ee eee Six 10-lnch D.Die, Ky yietee pea Aufterheide, Arthur McGinnig | ° ff f le f the und ou F: oa + mat. Children's Shoes ot pe Bm also 4 3 —— aot Robert Armstrong and Fred Guil- | With Complete Set of Albums Hosiery. Sale in bulk and detail. TERMS CAS ie ry tee, LEVINSON @ LEVINSON, A ae y Arcade Bidg. 3 af 6: fori Abeken is the campaign | — manager. | Z By 2 SONS, Auctloneers, 713% Chestnut $& > : oe ae a. 9 50 a Auction Salel_ GERMAN SHIP OWNERS REJECT ladio Service Co., Bankrupt — Tt ROTOR SHIP FOR COMMERCE 1 HODIAMONT AV. j BERLIN Rag eRe ante os Y. MARCH 5TH, 2:30 P. MM. q German ship owners, at their con- in Baskrepicy. and subject ee. approval : gress at Hamburg, rejected the Delivered to Your Home ch Eg ene Ei i “ects pice teed Fi re F settner ‘oor as of no imme- on Payment of Only [Sat apedsaae Condensers. Sockets. Insulators. Kite, Cord, cate practicable value Their . Battery’ Charger, Piano, Phonograph, one tial iudement was based On the record Balance Payable $5. 00 Per Oe. rs, Adding Machine. Typewriter, Desks, Chaire, ot@ aa he tie the Shaebeki a ogee ae : 4 red in bulk and detail. TERMS CASH. : 2 he Sy the eee its trip te | or $1.00 Per Week wii a ae * ei prercnncrarananrn se oegeca “ine ow nara wait de . Rr... Federal CEBLOOD. alist : 3 there wa iothing in the tri we pie sigma es A show that mal power had been ‘Doe SONS, Auctioneers, 71314 Chestnut, Sb DON’T FAIL TO SEE OUR seuadh hor the. nem incaanees ieee SMI : SPECIAL : ankruptcy Auction Sale! a ;0 per cent saving in fuel, but they 90DS, FURNISHINGS 4 0) b r F FE 4 I pointed to the oye ees oy btn Piano Co., VAL. REIS, Gen. Mer. * but 1% per centiof the total oper- . OLDMAN, Bankrupt = 1 ¢@4 , AS They said. on the, 1005 O] IVE ST. $15 Whipcord Coats ‘2: $5.95 MEN'S FINE SHOES & OXFORDS “Values Up to They co atthe theer had been a : itingg expenses. FESTUS, MISSOURI ix ether hand that the insurance ; MARCH 6TH, 12:00 NOON y s CENT | These Are Values Up to 25c rates for rotor ships would be s0 e in Rankruptey, and subject to approval th much higher as to offset even th 1e | oe Se Appral “yey a —— stock of wi Gc a saving in fuel Further. it was? - neg* Pra] Sec ota of a ; 9 5 ‘e , are m,! . nd + cto detail oe bdtvie one yrs Cc . 4 GOING AT TH ESE eaid rotor towers nae been suc- — Cl eal . MINGSTON. Trustee, 510 Locust St. a § T , cessfully experin vented with up to! ‘ SONS, Auctioneers, 7131; Chestnut } : : SEN SATIONAIT : y third of the wind power The M n ats a 2 : ’ gecision of the iship owners does arrie Ay a ; a | ~ - ; C not affect the potentialities of the: ‘ eS, — : a ere, 8 Tee Styles up-to-the-minute, made of finest leather, in Nee | a ~ c L O we eS brown and biack. Goodyear welt, rubber heels, etc., In | ce 9 “!) . Bae -RS and APPRAISERS © 4 Z ip ty 9 C : | Open Until 8 P. M. n y réa an I — oma = Mcaesy Spee Pp Cc Hart Sieefiner » s : DNESDAYS, 2 P. M. and FRIDAYS 19 Ale a me % | as AT PRIVATE SALE DAILY . b ; En me & Marx ‘Everything Else Causes Gas On Stomach DS = 4 L br r > thy PE, Used, Like New SS steal Fe Ro . me 3 tp ve pit ” 3507 LUCAS AV. SR eee Le Rugs, Draperies, China, ) ieee Trunks, Grips, Etc. We lake Your Time to Make Your Selection. © OURS Is the Store Beautiful ‘T AUCTION q THESE rarer . nid a Pi he ¥ 63 é ere OE est Sere bi " 2 a ce FE Gee Pan &, bee aie PS BE “T had no fa! th but am glad now I tried In slight disorders such a cecamons! te I ve taken only one-half bot constipation or gas om the stomach and spr 4 at a anything vow withow! headache when due t bey we ines tion Lif ' . . ‘ ; = ¥> os # ; ey ; ; ‘as 1 Before | eould eat nothing 4 singe fT ; AY Ka often pre T ~ g Htwy ; milk eyerytn ? eier fuces sufprising and crauty ng reso: NG COA Ss we “?. yom j ae Bin taking In aaer of obetinate eorstlipalion ' . ‘ yured anc formed ; ad ‘ (miened) Mrs etormach ‘rouble ‘ Adiertka doe net t ‘ | tates “4 to 36 hours the advice | | ; : bring re ike i” « & 18 roe . i tinal Bvacuant of a reputable physician should be a ntestina , - _ ' ; oublic a sret to There ia now offered to the | : Repertse From ‘Physicians : “ae ’ ’ “ nat com: a a aes Ane zs ( M4 a Gs suid preparatior wnt peer “t eongratu late wane TT thy good fr erTnoon. commencing at ® o'clock. we will New Serge Pants. wonderfully ef echive anc = “ " = an mee foot fron adierika mee | pregeribed ES ik 7 nd en's c . ‘ , evecuant. bul whict eis on . 5h ate aad lr lang loi ot foe d women's clothes, shoes, personal prope Used Coats pop a fate the glands of the inséstinal tract and | (Signed) ee ee a af . $1.50 to $5. 00 to cause expulsion 7 fliatus (GAS: | 1h. * bm sy a oo - Rg anéd 7 ve i} barges : Gay of Household Furnishings of every Work Pants, new. ... 950 prevaration known as Adierika, is 4 valu roars eoperionir.. Mite ty nightie wat 4 gt 1.5 =f a Hh. : ’ ae able agent for the purpeos of cleansing P ait. ‘on nite (Sugned | te A ‘ pm F - OE Khaki Pants, new sea es 4 96Bc the bo we eofn a tiew Vv , « » hae been it the po : 4 : . rane on ee Sah : b Loss 4% , ’ airte ve iT) ; “2 | AUCTION co., Auctioneers | Overalls, new ........ S6c system a long time and which other jess ' rant get alogg without Adlertke , : , 3 gt : effective means hawe beer uUnatie nating ~ = ate y- a Ww HH tHernhart HE POS | -DISPA | ( H 1s the ts Acw Tailor-Made Not Called | iuace Tt te ofter ae he ym a ' [> be gut @ * per O6Uefl6 6A erka es — . a r = ——— ' ' A er; raws rer ) ' ; ' i” fa ; : for Hard Finish Worsted | omsuat of gone — = after a» |.weih After taking Adierike feel bet . . . Fy c j the tntesttra! we | te? » for 20 yeare Haven t langues i. evening newspaper _ lL, natura; movement it sometimes bring al orities etminated from ; > /2 out unsuspected quanti! es of additional | PAprens " — ’ . 7 : ; > , " so rt a a'em M , s S Pe Page Past o.\)matier. Many times it brings oul mu) is @ big surprise to people Associated Press News Service AND APPRAISERS OF ALL = a ee F kli Ad on 108, Part 2. GAS. thus relieving pressure ™ = 4 ) oa ~ “y : _# onis ordinary tewe and ° oH . ‘ le . ° a : . ~ | Be M d Franklin RA domen._ Adlerika is eapecially valuable | “pmach medicine because of ite REAT , : Li Between Morgan an 1012 N. GRAND ee OMT ection i weceseery or te |etomach. meficin Sold” by leading | 100-2 COE A 1808-10-12 CHOUTEAU AY. [ 7 epi ie’ 4 \a th ‘ cet enerourage tie elimination i metabo! 1 ‘ everyae here, EE ro gl

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residing at i, oo) 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morn ing and one other evening newspaper COMBINED - STNDA TT. ‘i MARCH 3 19% ‘ Burning Iaaves Results in Death. while she was burning leaves in. GALESBURG,. Ill. Feb. 28.-— | the yard of her home She e@ex-* : tinguished the flames herself’ and Mrs. Vitulla E. Co'lins, 50, a widow ran to the house to call the mail earrier. who summoned help. Death at the Ma- Bardolph, near here ‘as fatally burned late yesterday eccurred this morning chen her clothing caught fire comb hospital. er Site MI CRETE | BPE > b | ee SOR He SF ‘ . 4m so i ett ARI Me DS te RN, oe ae ete Ret Sa - SPECIAL—FOR NEXT WEEK ONLY | Beginning Mon Monday, Mar. : Mar. 2, and Ending Saturday, Mar. 7 Ve offer our special feature Une of these new type Ball Lamp Fistures, finished im brown and gold or French gray and gold. Wired complete, reads to inatall. Including lamp* or shades as shown. 1 Complete Fixtures | ‘ ‘i the\appeal bonds, Judges discretionary criminal charges pending a dissenting vote. Representative Griffith sas City and Ellis of Barry, would remedy the 'which has been construed ‘granting of appeal bonds ford County, ~ +, % liberty DINING ROOM KITCHEN Living Room; 4 Light, $7.25} Hall; 1 Light _____ 90¢ Bath; 1 Light __ 90¢ | 'a~.” HALL. Any individual ; toberts sai Vixtere may be I aid, apecial nrice. Bedroom; 2 Light. _$4, 00 ‘Porch; 1 Light __70¢ ist deenent abet WE ARK EQUIPPED TO SHIP MAIL ORDERS PROWPTLY. peals, was attacked by + eh ~* & 9 = ee ee . - Davis of Kansas City 7 — hie ~ Ee ee ee ‘‘Freezone”’ corns, calluses on bottom of feet et OME gE eee ». os > — —_ DORR al CREAR AMEE SE NT lS ts Se “> em wee ot eee eee crimina!s with funds at their posal may remain at liberty despite convictions, and , EMPIR 7 s eve s erimes while on bond’ pending : a \ commit : 24 ‘ritninais are ilving profess onc” 4 he said, “and such legal defee this one sought to be remedied make it easy for them to out of prison and continue profession.” The to make it possible to keep convict- aa) must elapse before the scars |] ! the earthquakes and. fires of S |} 1, 1923, are gone from Tokio « illag@s outlying towns and villages. Tokio has done much solid or! as well as window dressing. c bett indeed, it is a town to live in than before, t > —é ‘ ~ The city nOW has pave five miles of streets are paved, of the 500 yet to be paved. ~ ‘ 4 EE inne | $1.20 Sal Hep-"7 ft atica, La nese | GC Rubbing Alcohol, Pint Bottle . ) Ic Monday’s Cigar Specials ALVAREZ: high- 6 ©" 25c KLOR Dk grade Sc Cigars. Special ecrer ye 8. . Box of 50, 82.00 TUXEDO SMOKING in Vacuum Tins. saapee £3ci cr 1 eee 28c lOc Briar Pipes, cut to, ench..... TOBACCO Drug Sale 70 Alophen le (bottle Sas ae .e ae ee ss ab ..0de¢ Camphorated Oil, 4°0z. ... . 598 Boric Acid, Powdered, tb., 34c¢ Turpentine, pint ......... /25e Rhinitis 7 Tincture lTodine, 2 ozs. Brown's Mixture, 6 Ozs. Glycerine, Pound Spirits Camphbor. 2 ozs., ....29¢ Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, quart, 98c $1.25 Kier’s Quinine Tablets, (bottl¢d of 100) j|....-6.% 98c Phenolpthalein Wafers, (bottle mer See «4 6 hs eee 8 eee ee $9c Catlin’s American py Oil, pint bottle . ME Reg ee 19¢ Witch Hazel, pint .........29c@ Epsom Salts, 5 Ibs. ...... 45c ‘ablets (bottle of 100) — BLADE REVERSES : AUTOMATICALLY WHEN PRESSED ON LEATHER ROLLS STROPS BOTH EDGES AT ONCF aaa" = American in San Juan Dies, SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Feb. 2 MeGuire, pastor Union Chureh here and formerly Albuquerque and Mex ico City, died early today of ous shock resulting from an auto- a + 20 ie oe pant Cr ee aL ee ae Se s » i a lie a oe ‘ Oo a nee » ave * ee - — «> “see “ae Light-Weight Oculists’ Prescriptions "Lites Filled Frame B k L R | d c de Feo ass roken Lenses Replace - Promptly $3.00 An Attractive Sale of Imported Perfumes $6.00 Caron's Black Narcissus, 0oz.. $6.00 Caron’s L'Infini Perfume, oz.. $7.50 Caron’s N’Aimez Que Moi, oz., $6.69 $8.00 Caron’s Le-Tabac Blond, oz.. $4.50 Mystikum, ounce $3.50 Golliwog, ounce Sale Boncilla Goods Clay. $1.00 tubes. . i 2 sg ee 75c Cold or Van. Cream. .59c Si Body Talc. with puff 79¢ $1.00 Toilet Water. ..39e Bayer'’s Aspirin Tab., 2 doz., 25c Bottle of 100 | 92e Bromo Quinine (Grove's) zie ° $1.50 Buhler Oj $1.19 Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, 42c. 838c¢ Castoria (Fletcher's) 3 for Ste Hill's Cascara Quinine.... .2te Kondon's Catarrh Jelly, 23c, 44c Listerine 2ic, 42c, 79e 25c Listerine Throat Tab., 19¢ S0c Mintrated Magnesia... .39c 75c Mentho-Laxene . .. .08e 60c McCoy's Cod Liver Oi! Tab- ie .47¢ 60c Miller's Sane Oi). 490 | Méentholatum ....21ic, 42c, 79%c¢ $1.25 Norma .. . 98e Nature’s Remedy. 2ic, 42c, 78¢ 50c Phillip’s Milk Magnesia. 39¢ ~Vinkhani's Vegetable Com., 93c o e.s: e424 Bs 6 @ . $5.39 $6.00 Rosine’s Nuit de Chine, oz...... aia ..$5.39 | $5.50 Ciro’s Bouquet Antique, oz...... $4.98 $3.50 Ciro’s Chypre, ounce........... $2.98 ..$7.19 | $4.50 Ciro’s Jasmin, ounce........... $3.98 $2.50 Ciro’s Maskee. eee... 2a $1.98 $5-00 Ciro’s Chevalier de la Nuit, oz., $4.49 |: Chaweliie Gum All popular brands. Box of 20 Pkes. od 63¢ Piso Gough Remedy. 27c¢, 53 60c Pinex Cough Remedy. .44c $1.00 Rem Cough Syrup 83 Sloan's Liniment, 27c, 53c, 98e Sal Hepatica .21c, 42c, 79e Syrup Figs (California) .. .42¢ Vick'’s Vaporulh, 27c, 53c, $1.13 $1.00 Zonite . iy sa eee Zemo | 2.5080 Te Tic Golden Peacock Astrin- gem te heed bd ae ee . .63e 50c Levy's La Blache Face POUGGe ..4s bck Seek eee 35e 50c Java Rice Face Powder, 38e 60c Pompeian Face Powder. 42c 60c Pompelan Day Cream, 44 $1.00 Pompeian Pink Massage (Cream .. 19¢ 25c Glover's Dog Soap. 3 for 39c Sic Glaze Nail Polish ..... .35e \ ‘Beechnut Mints All flavors. Box of 20 Pkges«... " 63¢ $1.25 Cutex Cuticle Remover, Blac Krank’s Lem. Shampoo, 38c, 78¢ $i Krank’s Lemon Cream... 78c 50c Ola Liquid Nail Polish, 39¢ 25¢ Ola Nail Polish Remover) 18¢ $1.25 Pinaud’s Lilac Vegetal, 9c Squibb’s Talcum, all odors, 3 d PS olin tie ke ce eods . 50c Dirlove Nursery Baby Talcum, ee GE . on oe nba ee > Zoe Daggett & Ramedell’s Cream. 390, 69c,. $1.29 Pond's Cream .28c, S3c NE at ce a eae dea Zic, 42¢ $1.00 Milkweed Cream. 7 60c L'May Face Powder. ...42e Theatrical Cream, tb. can. .48¢ 59c Carmen Face Powder, 20¢ 50c Mavis Face Powder... 31ic $7.00 Nujol, Large Size $1.20 Syrup Pep- sin, Caldwell’s $1.00 Lavoris Mouth Wash. . By Mail, 10c Extra Wilsonia Electric Curling Iron — Regular $1.00 -Value Sale price soos tesa oeen Curlex Marcel Ele Waving Iron Regular $1.1§ Stuart Two-Way Plug” An all-com- bination two - light ts Plug Clust- | er, beauti- fully fin- ished in ror any current. value. Sale 5c. 3 for $1. Ve. ¢ §3¢ Guaranteed one year. 69 + . $30 Topcoats, ov also 2-Pants Su . . ° . > * . > 's $20 at we , R Ter $13.8 $10 Worsted $ and Overcoats $3 Pencil Sti iets. $1. S $8 2-Pants Fa Suits, Ov $4.5 : Werdurey 69 $2 Blue Serge $ Pants...... : Heavy Wool or ry es ee 39 § (Rengee 50 : ves oe he a Shirts. . OP GR... 5 ccc ccdcscee . Canvas, Leather, Pe $3 Felt RS Red Diam Overalis $1 Jumpers. . . 's “Genuine” Gold dal Jeans Pants. . OUBLE FAGLE STAMPS L ORDERS FILLED 4 Manale rtnrecs ‘018 Olive Street & BF Cor. Lith) Steres in all Prin- Citig of the U. &. with Beautifu oor La and Records ing This Sale EXCHANGE PIANO, ORGA PHONOGRAPHY allow full » value and you GIN PAYME! 4 DAYS. : ‘Victrola . .. terek .*. @ Playerphone . Brunswick acturers of Starck 18 OLIVE ST. « PE!

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MARCH. 1, STNDA TF. 1935. ments. ymp- , y* just to do This est’s geants MEDICINES Sergeant’s Dog Medicines—stan- dard for fifty years—-are listed in Polk Miller's Dog Book. Safe and effective mecicines for all dog ail FREE ADVICE Our Free Advice Service will ane swer, without charge, any question about your dog’s health State symptoms, age and breeding when writing. Polk Miller i”: * =“ So SS gg Drug Co., Inc 1302 E. Main St Richmond, Va, ——— — " ne ee ee ———— rr ee $1.00 Nujol, Large Size. . a nnn ee a J — —- . - a i $1.20 Syrup Pep sin, Galdwell’s: A901 $1.00 Lavoris Mouth Wash. . ring of the Vi ilsenia / 89c By Mail, 10c¢ Extra and steady Sale price value. Sale Regular $1.00 Value (;naranteed one year. Curlex Marcel Electric Waving Iron . Por any current. Regular $2.00 H 7 Wilsonia Electric Curling Iron An all-com- bination two - light Piug Clust- er, beauti- fully fin- ished in black. ’ Stuart Two-Way Plug | 35c, 3 for $1.00} Wilsonia Portable Lamps | Adjustable to any “position and will clamp over bed or most any place TOA Dy & ts 3 5 - coed vi - . cs 5 a | ' j ‘ til F 5 : that you desire ba to place tt: reg- Hf ular $1.25 value. 98c atten acamiliess red rubber Water Betttle S3.25 Superior Syringe Tie Sanitars Aprons | Rubber Goods Sal 51.75 Superba beuntaimn Syringe, $1.25 infant«" Het- Feuntain Syringe and Heot-V ater 53. Bottle, seumibeas ted rubber, . ea.trn-aige Re 83.00 Superior Peuntain ie ee oe, ~— -_ er 5, * “ al Port Near - s ted Press. Ww, Feb = > = has “ QT ; of a Polish mpacity of the timated, wi, o SH) O00 oe > : provides for the 7” ‘ increasing | matters. mahip iin The will he ‘ whic? for = 5 i . iiten enterprise W iT] and Fra iz cassimere, Ws $25 Overcoats and | Suits, Pencil , % 1 4.50 i ke alone ; e he ig $30 Topccats, over- °° also 2-Pants Suits, worsteds, | # stripes, powder psiiish € 18.50. 3 $20 Genuine Raincoats; Top- d Overcoats ms $3 Pencil Stripe -Pants Fancy Suits, Over- $4.50 Corduroy 69 Cc f $2 Blue Serge uine aws.. : Heav Wool or I Comn | ms Chambray Ww oeeeetrfet; sn, © # @©& © © @ & Overalls pers. . Se $13. $10 Worsted . .$1.90 Red Diamon $1. Ws “Genuine” Gold ial Jeans Pants. see ot BLE FAGLA STAMPS ORDERS FILLED 92.95 2G the five years ending today the Government turned eray, operating expenses of $3,472,- 271,000,000 in 1924, compared to *ffected. Rates have been low- ered from the high points of 1920 of £675.000.000 a year on announcement the year just five vears ago to- re- Was day that the turned from raliiways were Government to pri- tation Act which went into effect simultaneously with tion of private management,” said ‘the statement. “The railways of the [izeted States have one-third of the total line mileage of the world. and great changes have oc- eyrred in the situation of our coun- try’s enormous ralflroad system dur- Gab- at= 90 $5 r , on tac ing this period. Huce Deficit Under TU. §. “When railways were re- te operation, they huge deficit, be- eause. under Government opera- their. operating expenses had the ‘increased much more than their tee had been advanced. Soon after private operation was re- advance in wages large A bv the Railroad Labor was followed and sumed a aS grant Boat This in turn *sdvance in freight ‘ce which was put into +hoa Interstate Commerce be mission at tne end of August The Cove rnments guaran: Jy in t ep f net return whicn under th . ath . nti 1e0 sportation Act were contvuUnuesa. we the first SIx reonths of ely | with- | 0 vate operation, were then Cc * ae drawn and since then the raliway: — yefore the have been operating as t | | wernment aid. “The most important changes that have occurred during these fi vears have been at first, a ioe dn ry : atine large reduction of operati second, large reductions from the peak reached in it the ill , nit var, without (; ..10¢ very expenses mprovement in of the proper- 2 rates 9° third, con 25 ti0nN physical ties and in the freight service ren- dered and. fourth, financial re-j| habilitation of most rpads. $2.473.000 Reduction in Day. “Total operat expenses in the vear 1924 were $1.271,.000,000 less 19°09 a reduction of +3.- 472.000 a day. Of this reduction 30 per cent, was due to annual wages of railway nloyves, which averaged $1890 in 1920 and $1610 in 1924 About one-third of it was due to the number of em- incr ai ie 4} aT} less than reduction in tne em reduction in : ea 2 » Blortn rece B Olive Street E. Cor. 11th) Stores in all Prin- of the U. § +a ts : Victrola . . or tt @ Playerphone . 45 Ft . mf +. a. 8 OLIVE Phonograph with Beautiful ioor Lamp 7 and Records EXCHANGE YOUR PIANO ORGAN OR PHONG u GIN PAYMENTS IN 30 DAYS nswick . . This Sale Only | RAPH. present Used Bargains $59 $125 Brunswick . Starck Bian Eo “cturers of Starck Upright, Grand and Piayer-Pianes ST. (s. E. Cor. 11th) ST. LOUIS OPEN BVERY EVENIN 2 a Console Day Sale ‘ Open Evenings LELUSSS — TTL TN | : Wit Bone 4 a ? ; ' : t rf a 7 REDUCED i We will cash Bt- nay $62 175 Console ... 68 100 Columbia... 54 150 Artophone . . 48 95 80 eince back the! railroads from the war-time admin- | istration to their owners, a saving | ; ' vate operation under the.Transpor- the restora-. = 53 179000 SAVED The Poi. ; an naar j ois ur , / is and Plaid- ern Railways Committee on Public ; x Overccats 2 Relations announced today that, "A $15 Topcoats, ali 600 a day, or a total saving of $1,-| as | the year 1920, was! ' i / } The awed $242,000 less tnan in 1920. day rest of the reduction in ex- of 1924 penses was due to increased effi- day, a they reduction ployes on the payroll, which aver- ing expenses were $16.9006,000 a while in the last four months $12,600,000 a $4.300,000 a were Og valuation. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH In tne tatter part of freight : ‘ latter y : reig cars having been purchased, ern roads have been doing the best more than last year and@ about 84... 1470 and thre ughowt 19°} } . P ‘ ‘ P : é tnro vei, 1OW- a record expenditure for any two t ‘ ‘ . a a \ ‘ . ’ . ‘ é “.* ever, the net return earned was! years. ee a ae a ee ee ,only about three and one-third per In the first two present the months of ‘Meantime, the financial results which concluded the husiness and tr aged by the large actual and pros- SDZOWF GC ‘ “Ends of shattered poles were stuck into frozen ground .. . Broken poles were strapped together. . . Wires were strung through trees... Cables were spliced by numb fingers in zero weather “Speed was the thing.”’ «. ) o . ©. Le F * + . ’ AO el Tg Ee - a -_ 4 ~>4 ° ‘Om EY fo UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER Co. * — ( That Our Customers -May Understand — T MAY HAPPEN that some of our customers, particularly in the suburbs, may experience brief interruptions of electric service during spring storms and we want you to understand why. The devastating ice storm of last-Dec. 18 left us the task of complete reconstruction of many main and branch lines carry- ing electricity through St. Louis County and adjoining Coun- ties. When our lines went down under tons of ice, our whole’ thought and effort was to restore service quickly. Hence, many of the repairs were makeshifts and temporary expedients. ' Ends of shattered poles were stuck into frozen ground and made to carry wires .... Broken poles were strapped together .... Wires were strung through trees without the necessary time to trim the branches and swaying branches always men- ace electric wires .... Cables were spliced by numb fingers in zero weather ... . Speed was the thing. Those lines which stood up were sagged by the weight of ice into drooping fes- toons between the poles. And the inelastic copper remained sagged when the ice melted. 3 Our crews have been retracing their steps to make these temporary repairs permanent, but one portion of the task alone—that of stretching 3,000 miles of sagged wires back to tautness—is colossal and they have not finished. 7 Now approaches the spring season of gales ahd downpours. Swaying branches may snap wires temporarily strung through untrimmed trees ... . Sagging wires may sway into contact: with one another and burn in two or blow fuses .... Soaking rains may loosen poles set in frozen ground . . .. Temporary repairs may not withstand storms that our permanent lines weather easily. ; We have been striving with full crews to complete recon- - struction, but we feel sure that our customers now will under- stand the reason for any breaks that may occur. And, if breaks do occur, be assured, we will re-establish your service promptly. — ‘ ” 12TH AND LOCUST 7 7 + MAIN 3220 Pi sem 4 sou 4 mF m net “eye ] ‘ i "Ss bi « » 4 tas cr i , year, pectix . : he for ciency in the consumption of coa day. cent, or approximately $1,500.-'gained by the railways have been period of five vears since th ‘1. -eatisfactory ret b a. national jand decline fn its price, decliné@in The reductions of rates made/ 600 a day less than it has been as- pretty steadily in proving.” the ; eg oF a ee ee ee a >) . , . } ey . ' a . . . ’ j me Ames roe === tion to | “Phe reduction in expenses ef- The reason why thie reductions] 6283 New Engines Bought. whole satory Dur 199 wee = rs ‘ 1 of rates have been less than the! Although there was a shortage’ ; ae shale 924 busi- mrst mi ‘i e_—{_¥_¥*-— ifected is shown to be even larger : , E°' ness was poor most of thet org is being +} the foregoing figures ind! reductions of operating expenses is| of 145,000 cars in 1920, and a , aw POOF mem. Of the. tne Ge ° i- } nz + . - i than i } i ig re: { - , P : . . ~- ‘ ’ ti] september It then largely in- : . e te ie , i] I "he _ —fiteT = f } i. Aha - “ ¥ . . . . - t auspices Reduction In Operating Ex cate. if comparison be made be- > be found in the financial result: hortage of ; (9,990 followine the ideased- Gn4€ dérine 1 wr aie a ns Students wanted to learn the foot appliancs wasiness. Must be | ‘ ' ’ : *g rrie i 3 " ) CaPpP- { : ‘tween the statistics for the last a oe “0p BE red wk tn “idl sean np ve a a that have since elapsed, the rail pe of good personality and over oa aaa of age. This work i mn 4 4 . , 1h > rf rete ta Yn : or . ra +) : r, ‘ ain * atau | 5 x ad. : = ‘ : Z - “ reach penses Reaches $1,271, four months of 1920, when all rail. : ¢ ntel . | or oe ce ‘ omimnti furing ie e shopmen s strike of | elemis: oath wrienin tine ti uae i will be taught by the most successful Orthopedic Technician nm used to j a: twey eéete were Ot thelr very penk, (ee te, The. BEvEeD IS . Feeney £922, them. since Bas Seen @ gur7 7 <a Silat na hy tegen earning | the United States and the hours required in school cam be ar- , wa) Sts ‘ CAR” erantes ww («it «Cf 9 on) els ' jinn mms . iat t out 5.5: roc ae sereicn 000,000 In 1924 Cut in and the fast four months: of 1924 franted by it in 1920 would bej plus of cars and locomotives, the! # Sn me a mi per cent ranged so that an ambitious man can learn this work and hold - “ Ae grt ndvind. a¢| sufficient to enable the railways to| statement added. In 1923 and 1925 | UPON their valuation. The improve-|{ another position while learning. After a man has learned thi nee and | e iwhen, as in the same period of|,. enough ft ay their mn i ee a ; ment in net returt : e@ hi: rc ; é ~ | Freight $657,000,000. 1998 _ hom nasties Minna Salemthieds earn enough to pay thei: operat-| the capital invested in the prop-| ‘Ld ( return earn lags oc- business he should be able to earn at least $12,000.00 per year | j Avev, a nate di . ; - oi ing expenses and taxes and have alerties totaled $1,900,000,000- g2s3 curred in all the three large ter- | Inquire at é : _—— 'a record-breaking business. In © net return of six ve SAS eR RC ey Cie Re RE a nil it ort f th ae di a a . | net 7 r) =} per cent on their| new locomotives and 230.900 new riiories oo tne country Kastern, R m 503 Holl d BI &: ur f 2 ' ’ 0o an By the Associa Pres 7 é | last four months of 1920 operat- Southern and Western. The South. , dg., St. Louis, Mo. CHICAGO, Feb. 28.—The West-; - ee eee '27 +e © OMe 6 ORG 6 Cee te be **. a .

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eee wet S. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone had MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED —_ = 7 Seumss ‘ ? hy @ ‘ , - a eS a e ° = + . . . : m ~~ ~ -—— - 2 te — —- rie? : ; ‘ . re "a ete . eee : ‘ ‘7 ‘3 : : . ee ; , =—- ' , = -_ , , morale Freee ‘ . oe? ~~ se * own € iD * - > : a - -— ’ 4 4 2» > th? Teas i Fi * ) “Ty ¥ . b ' ; . ; 7 . ft r « , iJ nm ond . - on 2 “t : , 1 ‘ a . #4 , - as * _ > asa te : . . . — *« . 2 . mei J ; * - » . " e ; —— SS ; =“ . hi Se: “wetTe If rT Tie « ‘> \# ? t™ : - . har ; , pe 2a don bs al a: , act - ail-leather Snoes at iower®r Ou ITs. Prices quoted are the generally established retail prices for the edvertigl éd articles. (Our Daily cut prices on these articles are, of course, lower. d- .. Ladies’ Two- Semi-Dress Gwing Two for the Price of One, or Two for the Price of One—plus 10¢ Strap Pumps A Ft Oxfords or 25c—represents a deciswe price cut below our regular cut prices. rch~Fitter. . . a ee Ta ctively styled lack kid Oxfords. $1.29 Het-Watrr | , —" of soft black Sh Short-vamp model, TSe American | 5 : Glycerine and . Ww oes made with turn made with turn : 2 for T5e | 2 for 5c | . =e. — cushion in- soles and Cuban 2 for $1.29 This les, steel arch : —_ —" rubber heels. Stee! . upports and Cuban Choice of Seven rch supf n TWO for ONE Shelloid F rubber hee! Very , Styles sushion ins ole $ as $1.00 Nux and Iren Tablets $1.09 Glesse Sage & Suipber WITH SPHERICAL or Si $1.90 Genuine Nuxated Sr Glegse Sage & Saipbher. 7 oan oe Thine t the bigerst : f -STl D : abiets ; - valiee we bave ever Widths A te EF , ’ . Vigdth« and Premes ix 65.08, 5. > E 3 QO % aA Dn © l or any ot EE sie aaa onal ern ongrosit eae er Par MES Ey i17 Sor of its recommenda- . = Every Width AAAA to EEE ; add a ‘3 : > v = ty . ; ® . : Every Size 2'- toll hroeugheut his testimenr the Asked Guring his testimeny !f he cared to express an opinion ‘as tc . — _-) 7 whether you wil! reappoin’ tch- ras pianes In the army air Cross-strap mode! * 2 = ‘= — TA ~~ aw + eli” whoee appeintment mire : | ee and that tm black glared kid; I~ whose appointment expire | tne personnel also was below tl Cuban heels. | He eG Bext month. the Secretary replied: | Gesired strength, He teninded mecca pee Ladies’ One- ni caliy de : the committee that in his report Strap Slippers Secretarr conmereded +he on ~- - . — = > > . > = Pint angertee Rar Kam for . comfortable : Timetere ef Green Seap. Defends baperiment fer ie 5 AEE LOLA AN . oe ee er eee Se West's Tooth Brushes & fer 60¢ | Ig thousands of happy [ fer 6 ~ bberset = che Medicated Threat Di«es. =e Ee Teeth Brushe en AC) is the every -morning s $1.00 Extension or Iron (ord, nator—the “fountain of : for thexe whe have passed $°.00 Halk (Tipecr- t - halfway mark. This greed a of : : ~eidiitz. 1 - — ae Twte Plecs 3 fer $1.88 see Getdee Peacerk everywhere ee eee Oe A New $600 Value Player-Piano—Amazing Offer errs liens eH “se Sea x events =) si «©! EJixir I-ea Quinine and °5 “having “~tirvebume > fr She “- Rey. Vateches . $1.00 UWeable Deming ( oempercts= Hair Braushe~ te ie | me fis 2% Siete Geont .. ar " me “= — - teaentam ~“vriege or Het ‘es! Retired Parmer Dies Single Price amen ar Only ‘ ss F ew der T= Phillip’ +s “Sik eof —Vaegeersin 2. Ue . a = — FLOOR LAMP. a irpatice Te Barer = tapirie Tablets. Lie, Die. Boe , | $1.58 Ven Exe $1.55 _ 3 Caldwell im re od * - hia «~ e¢ v oe d ry wy te - J ke , a fi , - Soca: + » fae by . ~ > “& % 7 . ir: A . ae ° ad » Be, d ; Sie a ae PS z i a f os t » o axhge x he " . er oy “ - ’ + Set n ey Ps ee ee Clg ore Rien see wee te + == ~antiest teeiruement af fell .« ‘steer = Peart serteent «a ' aee Piaser-Piane o-ffit @Tn coureaens Cael nn ee , | 5, The Best Want Ad Results Are obtained through the tremendous BE Ee es eee aa alienate URGES) LER PEY FO ah, gw Ht tT o % > fs a ‘eS f 4 be ow ra : a 4 2 “a P

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; ba = : ~ Se es q SUNDAY, : ee Ay the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED : MARCH 1, 1925, @ = # ; . _ i | , Bo 8 7 c~ ee. y K CHRISTIAN SCIENCE : Y a] 6 ay WoT a 7 | SS S N S SN PES S > : S > NES . > | TF : N > S S Nn Sane me) eee | CREDIT | |) : LB is iS a AS NS 8 ee SS N | : | " BRS 3 BES IS - ; “RT : P S- x ; = a ~ 5 _ ~ ; . a | ‘ AN | Shelve Mitchell Practice Act . . . . | | ® 3¢FURN Co.'s. m UI Every Hi fe. Think of : i} ‘. If the Christian Scientists of the . . . $ 00 Se | ‘bl — tah - State are successful Tuesday in Our ferms are so easy during this big sale Le =e iy ‘ - MSS ke t ' . a : . , i bd —— Be Ree Nigh ay ' ar =} it } amending the Militchell Medical | that you can make payments conveniently To ve Spe | | | =a : |Practice Act to obtain legal recog-j§ GY) ° > ors j * a | “s \ ef s mult = | ~ ( | rition as practitioners, the Missour! fF a d never miss the money. ‘_DOWN Tre . Aro ae i 3 =H 1 i \ Medical Society will be forced to a | i z . 2 SEES . = , ae sh Mo choice of recognizing the Scientists Your Old Stove Taken in as Part Payment—Very Liberal Allowance : : : ‘ or of abandoning their measure to. s d retail ot ape the advertis- . = 8-Piece Walndt-Finish | strengthen the réquirements for | #* articles are, of course, lower.) | -F tec ( : $14.00 “Simmons” the -medical profession of the, Kleat Jee ulator or the Price of One—plus 10c . = S enah an R S ite Walnot Finish State. Gl Automatic oa ' below our regular cut prices. 2 Ining- oom u | Although there has been ne au-|f JSniensity of leat i . 3 , Steel Beds thoritative statement from Senator | zzz Oven ~ ; , oo | be surprised to find such a Suite as this , | Mitchell, a physi¢ian, who intro- ter. . Sauer tow sale price. Suite consists of large size fuced the bill, or from any physi- + et oblong extension table and six high-back These Beds are of — construction cion interested in it, it is under- This W 8 All beautifully finished in American Wal- —_ a ae $ 75 stood about the Caipitol that if the . : effect, with yg + : (pristian Scienec amendment goes Pr fillers. Priced tor - hill. the doctors will place *t Shelloid Frames ; ‘Price i? hh aa ee Oe 6 © 6 © 6 6.0 © 0 8 6 6 thie sale only....ceee. pe ; . : is" : / : . ; on the informal calendar and per- | jj $1.00 | WITH SPHERICAL LENSES : Ml | o Soa ts , it to die there| with the end of Bey uehurd | for SOc this I= the higsaest Li Li ’ imei § i , = the session of the ZOE IS ACUTE, Ss MAY } m | ii//; / == = = . | s OM, oF valve we have ever : . ti /] | t/ > L {| WS ee No Changes in Law. ~ ie comin \” Christian Science practitioners. 1U e alee (ohn ONLY. “a . & 9 ” a purpose was to increase the ee , * rs) a : a : snte o for 50c inarv educational jrequirements ‘¢ for 0 | opiakenet for license to practice | 3.2/ cA , , &-% its . . - F iede- $1.00 . " | medicine, to increase from a misc = a : ’ - . . . , ean a felony the penalty for $1.00 fae «Drastic Reductions on 4-Piece Walnut Finish \ coonthetna eadieeel wane a aed - 4 Nea ea ae ons oe for 500 2 Piece Enameled B d ° cense and more specifically to set oe me n+ ¢+he me: hinge tne term “unpro- oo = edroom Suite out the meafiing the term, “anps ' fessional conduct” for which the for akfast Suites Board of Health may evoke li- is ind | Bed, dresser. dressing table and chifforette sad Sharing 50 comprise this most unusual suite in ap- The bill did not change in ans $1.00 5 % pearance and in many respects it is the eae en the law jon, at. ° equal of any euite that you would usualiv Lianne! ro : oe 2 PhP . consists of find priced as high as $159. A special pur- hich stipulates who may practirs Enders s drop-leaf chase brought this to us to sell at a prica, medicine. a section which has been $1.00 4 and four chairs and even this price is being drastically re- nese paccinatlan leat agit eourts to bar } ; “4 51.06 3 “your choice of i eS RS OPE ST Pere eee . vais = am / for “lo be hite or ray C :, ‘an Science practitioners wn- r $1.00 * | r ys ae a are licensed physicians. 3 er $1.00 t : The Christian Scientists have of- 3 a: . woe | Onposition to the ~ SPECIALS! ered no" direct eppomition . . — : srovicions f{itchell bill, but | provisions of ths RES Sa As Shown Above in Large Picture SS — in it they saw tnelr © Sheen ook for GOc , | ‘btain by amendment a direct leg- ° ° . Sere ser | | : ohtaie hy amet a ae Has 18-inch oven, 12-inch broiler, full 1 fold ‘ori bALS eT ae ply . F $1.10 : me none of the provistons of the med.) white or gray enameled. Rustproof em , — : ical and surgical chapter of t! . ir ase ee law ghould apply to the practice of | material throughout. Has four gas ha Our “American” $10 Polychrome Mirrors Christian Science. b ers t t ar bak d fer ise . yer urn ha for _ ~ $12.00 All-Cotton Having beautiful carved frame Immune From ne A e € enam e lL. ; : ie and heavy plate he adoption of 'the amendment Age MATTRESS mirror, while $ 95 a ae eae ee tak aR Large $ .00 or | = 100 last. ‘ Toul neal that - nee 3 for 4! 4 s Special ———— courts holding that Christian Sci- | cooking TS for tiOe | s > mi Heinne ‘ho tr } oad \* | The Great General Tomic special value for this sale she LSS a Pe emits: One, ee 6 hy eae vest nt top Terre en i or Hite > *) | E0-no “ isick were gulity of practicin! “O ‘ oe) Pep hgpegpranguate: maeue sarge a lon Piser- g-9e Q5 1.50 W ht I | cine wiehoun a lirense would be} 5 lk’ ¢ ; ie dae | BO & the Cvety-morans oe ss with $ : $1. rought Iron Enameled Combination overthrown, and that such: practi- | uckK s é nator—the “fountain® of youth™ tick and shocalinend | s would be thinune from ie : Buck’s Gas Ra e d : $1.19 for those who have passed life’ : lS | _—— ” RANGE toners woul > immun I ; Cabinet ng e Large oven, ou- $2410 | halfway mark. This — - . 7 Po. Table Set! Smoking = tgp agen ree that the shysictaus Style ble burner oven—large cooking top, ‘inal ic aids nature in 1t@ i , © ray | ee ne GES wa - ; ‘ aaek na lac tlt and build B6-Fc. Table Set: baby ee gay has a polished ‘do not consider the changes they G four Sas burners, gstee op, four . s. > ‘ th- ing upthe system. A general lax- . —_ Stands gas pirners § 50 desire made in the law to gp: Stove non-rustable 3 .50 ative and regulator—it creates alm : and coal holes, en it as of nearly) as much _ 7 material prt ian 81.25 appetite, restores cnerTrgy an F Comes in beaut!- oe Bae ee eo tance as prev CHC: legal we ayes | “wow 2 ee *eeeet . $1.00 T inakes ope generally fit. Ls ful Polychrome nnd Dather... »: tion of Carienam ee a be oe: | . (As ein Left) $1.50 $1.50 Size oe finish and has 9 ’ treating of the sick, an peg Se “ f ‘ya % o > weighted base to FREE—26-Pc. Table Set! ‘the amendment is errs they or The ed | weet 1} refer to se the bill die. @r $1.25 2 for $1.60 sb © ° prevent tipping will prefer: A i: widies : or s1.\e cae Special at So far there ‘nas heen no tes if y buy at thi tim you will re $2.05 _ ? es ' — raaane 2 ante on the mat- ou Ss e $1.05 por the present Semmie oo > 1a ‘ iad! r $1.50 L I S TE R i NE . ° The bill has been up for con- get the renowned “Buck’s Gas ". 5 a y a J vs eatinn several times, but has [i i ange equipped with the Oven Heat This O ortunity Will $2.55 The Safe ° C een tall over, .eneee Gael al | Regulater end an eee on of pp | Antiseptic ’ , matic cena fieentel , ates oe uminum Ware—all for the price | Q alewey | Set eit of the Gas Range. A m ga nly t sed and recommend. . Reduced magne - | Christian SS iene: 9 ever Oo e n De, ste I] ed by physicians, dem- ; “Si S rin day and the bull, incius ec a FREE ie, Be eee F R E E iy eens Elen ce ae Buck’s make. White enameled ner over half a century. e ; , oer OF ee ae ees $ e oe Reliable, safe, effet $30.00 Golden Oak ° tien 7b ianenabee Sani itenataen appreciate this difference, » Dear Dr. Coe:- Since being treated by you in Sept., 1924, for | CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo.. Feb z : wet ABA Used For Over umm ‘0ternal Protruding Piles, I amnow cured. I know I have gained ee ee ee ee The Very Latest in Kitchen : of plain Thirty Yeare | | in weight and have not had a headache in the five months since : ge saeggcpee “bon enna ene , Stoves This Stove Has to Be Seen to ihe re Chips off the Old Block J aon cured me.- Neither have I lost a day's work since being ithe mine when he and Olaf John-| Be Appreciated A TEE I: | tend os aaa I was off from work every few weeks, for son, 8 miten, Mag yee psn ena Combination Gas Range and Kitchen The same NR -—ia onethird doses, © a oc . ee gen Pedein\ Mile Reanciia’iiuaa: ' Heater. Has two coal holes, four gas A real prize for any kitchen. Pull enam- 4 mandy-coated *~- -hildrer and adultes. my appetite 1S good, and my general health is better | burners. Broiler in oven. Can be had eled, including legs, large 10-inch broiler,. four gas burners. Made of rustproof ma- terial. Large oven and baked enameled Open Until 8 P. M. | with enameled high shelf. Non-rustable Hart Schaffner material. Firebox is equipped with gas : & Marx kindler. gas burners. Will last a lifetime. SUITS |. “69° ‘101~ SPRING COATS (As Shown Above) \ (As Shown on Left) Cc, 42c, 79c if in every way. It surely has been a blessing to me, for I was | : | bothered with Protruding Piles for 10 years or more. ’ You do as you agree to do, and your methods are mild. | : With many, many thanks and best wishes for‘ your A eg | P etccess, I remain, Your friend and patient, . CHARLES WB Write or Cal LP Vy / : Qe’ a: aaa Packing and Postage : ! for waa | Free Book if 8S6 to $1 : : a4 ‘ VT amet ee $2.98 We Sell for T te i] AS, 43 Years a eee eed [ee LOUIS Se | ’ er eet ciate mae _ % THOUT THE Work Pants, new..... 95c Croke T 5 ; Service he tremendous oO w new pe 956 | ey : F- u Sz he i *, H i RR; On : ' le KF; ; | b | , ite hy Phone ) “s . Fissure and all Rectal Diseases cured by my Soothing, Gentle Method. My a eae a: oo - ae ‘ she ee . Than Oth PY Spaten. : 3 Pay 'o Chiorofor ' °o Boe O t on fron siness. Ci New Tailors) Not Called | : js ‘ 9 Pay. No Chloroform. No danger. No Hospital. No Detention from Busine Call or _— tel = CORNWALL & GOEBBELS & 2 Franklin OO. Your eredit . wey. It will pay you for Hard Finish Worsted | im Houses Sell ATION AND EXAMINATION FREE. FREE BOOK Piay guteerere. iil SUITS |, PRICE for Cash ! So? ~ Wome See Ad on Page 10S. Part 2. : ae 2 to Drs. M. Ney Smith and ’. M.—Sundays, 10 A. M. to EXPERIENCE 1012 N. GRAND % ” ¥ * Bie .

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ST LOWS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation ‘han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBI! ‘ED n | The Greatest Special Kitchen Cabinet only 225 | Combination Ever Offered [23:2 Cabinets the Right to Discone be Sold tinue This Special to pe a Offer WITHO Dhriag This Sale Monday Morning We Start Our “NOTICE. ee —— — b. | a ; : _ ta = - re ) r Washington Univers: G F ee Ofrfer healt tocar started with only : > string live-up, tt had eetiouity defeating lowe Sta , ters in the M OP Ret iF ae xy «ty ym vie the Va sivas v4 srs “ the tai.-en Conference race Which Includes With Each Hoosier Sold Bo — A Beautiful 10-Piece Kitchen Set—31-Piece Decorated Dinner Seth s 2" === 14-Piece Crystal Glass Food Containers—1 White Enamel Kitchen Stool SEM ARES TET ELEN ul Wynuh ale , if the floer- a basket for within 3° seconds «4 | 4 Fepering whe : =? — he first Am: score With No | » 7 minutes tater when J good on 2 tree th s xt 2 a weshinaton wei The hal f P @8 14 to 4, in favor of W Cost for bl — Ames Forward~ Well G - Ames wae beid to «a Articles as BE eset to the first perio Roth tears weed « i 2 ‘ame and in many - : - *n, a : = guards dribiied ‘ er . : om the floor a | Washington started wit 4 o@ and Minner the tore « : 4 tearm: .on the here h ¥ ies im the care om a fe Duet he ranc up two fie [ae fapid succession = The Senre Paes » . Special Offer for One Week : BACK INA S OR one week we otter the 1} 132] mT f ees ) ‘ Practica! blear Retler-bearinc Verk Tabi-. atcrated Fiegr Sifter. teciwet - Lined Sitwer Iedivrideas! ¢ ompartmenst tT NT ’ bE xistence. Sides Preeilys—‘Staors Rigid. Makes Baking Better. Drawer at Fieger Tipe. (uetliery Drewer. HE WAS . and extra tnducement | ed Cutlerv drawer and velvet-lined silver Air-tight glass iar for bulk foods. OVER HEAD WITH ¢€ SIER Department. These are yours at em & ; ie Remerisiet Prec ) 2 — | you: nvenience. ' drawer suspended from extending table . = " 3 ee : extra cost. The low cash price prevatis— annie —— — 3 : Pp = Largest etipbe ork space—no * ATU STA (7a eh 73. top No reaching—at your hinger-tips. partitions or cu -holes to get in the ne tedar Tr Cebh ‘ % ®poe er is am that * wae er a price kept down by the mammoth | | , > 7 3 way | ‘ : ae ; 5 ——_ =e DEES a ee sa : arge metal sugar bins with exclusive ; stion of the countrys largest exclusiv - ; Suaii iobstantia! mstrt 1071. Li- > > . ; : ductio Be 5 : : 4 advantages. Handy racks on doors. : ; By glass restau, Patented menu ‘and salad charts. Scientifically designed drawer and cup- board space. Solid front frame—paneled ends— 31-Piece Decorated | atented shaker flour sifter makes Sanitary removable roll doors—clean mouseproof, antproof and dustproof FRE Din ner Set xin scan themselves. construction. inne = ; . . Ths ~~ , * es _ . des i & tarPi«g > each Hoosier Cabinet/ sold during this a 7 ; | . e make sure of gt this } Set YOU ; ; | = rly and sefect R HOOSIER > as the Food Containers ste ia Menited te a certain uambe ‘Of the mene amy pes av d hos nt on , , Offered ro his xale ~ 3 . ii’ e «4? . .i2%3 - i wad sai NEW HOOSIER, at no extra cost, this great as- i : 5 a ee 3 sortment of crystal glass 10-Pi Kitch Set | We cardial! y invite you to come in and learn how to make and when you see this remarkable New HOOSIER you will Seed containers. Fourteen tece A ' = | — your kitchen work easier with a HOOSIER. better appreciste its wonderful compactness and utility. splendid receptacles. each During This Sale | | ° | The new HOOSIER not only saves steps and time. cuts ot c for a special food or : | This latest modei HOOSIER introduces so many new im- needless work’ and worry, but also prevents backaches which . he Set fits sliding too! com prov s for mnlificat; E Pen , = spice, and each kept ‘in The Set Sts as Se egies provements for the simplification of kitchen work that there usually are caused from working at a table not suited to ye partment drawer, wilt into * : — mn with ther elean # ae ae a tiene. -ehkee which “! 7 a is really no comparison with amy other kitchen convenience— height. s oh HOOSIER’S extending table top. makes hat icul ' | particular which puts your knives and forks food easiest t ene Da’ | — = where they are easy to hind | | ivy oe ; ) = Conk Pel. _ | i Pertugat hat. chald sal Tom» ‘« ‘ =e -* on lhe Kitchen Cabinet factory. Revolving. spice caster within easy reach—one of the most noted kitchen conveniences. Not a cent added to cover any other extra. ™ et TG teneti=e eae Don't wait unti il after the end of the HOOSIER in your home, on our EASY plan there is no need to go on doing J Bet. tates Lawn Tennis F | pointed when the last one was seld just FIRST DOLL AR. you save te buy a HOOSIER. . ibeews ep to 3k ive. White Enamel oa | before you came. You can pay the balance in deferred You can afford this great labor saving \ 9 ae Kitchen Stool | ) | And right NOW $1.00 puts a New payments of convenient amounts. By this convenience NOW. Oo oe Oe Oe Rie ee Ieee E, »

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Ps » . ee ~ aw , ~) “ “a WT al Yy 1, RY 7 MUL lll we TRI PO! iff UU — Tr SS Yi YY; yy — Wy a eee eee ee ees ' orate : iy AS Wy 'f 4h , “eff (,, AID SILLS S47 Af, AL, ne ee me - Ce ee Se ~—e » THIS SALE Is sae 4 = _— ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 1, 1925. i—105 ited and we the Right to Discon- tinue This Special Offer WITHOUT NOTICE. EARDINALS Baakee- Scots cer Five Team, 32-12 on Easily Defeats Sowa State Quintet, Scor- “tne Tenth Basketball Vic- “tory of Season. “ team started with onlh ating lowa State wae the tail-enders in the Mjeeour > a season for the the Anes team being partic- Dinner Set— | Kitchen Stool With No Cost for Articles as Described fate Forwards Well Guarded. foal in the first period. ' Both teams used a | but he rang up two field mrapid succession 4 a ad 549 %—! ~33~'3333+s5~u" | DOBB, BACK IN AUGUSTA. : HE WAS: HIT HEAD WITH GLASS Individual (ompariment , : a t glass jar for bulk foods. uncluttered | work-space—no or cubby-holes to get in the lly designed drawer and cup- apparent m istake frame—paneled ends— 1 and dustproof ements HOOSIER you will l Eompactness and utility. ly saves steps and time, cuts out t also prevents backaches which not suited to your ing at a table - AND PORTUGAL CHALLENGES FOR | CUP COMPETITION re is no need to go on doing your hard, old-fashioned way while “ye buy a oop semen ; S great labor-saving f First of the Season. Coffee of the Illinois A, C. 60-yard run in the first heat of the Coffee par tied g well coh of E. of the Chicago A. Nurmi Wins Easily. Paavo Nurmi easily’ Pian and Giants To Play Spring Game At Sarasota March 24 } same distance Cardinals Pennant Hopes appearance in Depend Largely on Work of ry Outfield and Expect to Prosper w Members of Squad\Make Good. League cham- finished second. 7 Batting Punch, ~ 0 | scored the run Bettemiey. Sacrifice hitse—Hera«- 8 —Having been together for almost a (| dinals had what appeared to -be a 7 ie or oe nom rt ateher decides season opened, a been considerable speculation among the Cardinals as to the cha National League pennant race something like of the Knot Hole Kansas Defeats Missouri Team In Valley Game 33 to 17 whetias Assures Jay- hawkers of at Least a Tie _ Vinee, who is regarded as another | Pitchers Deliver. up to the pitching. and Rhem come through as expec* I's Up to Three Men. if he pitches as well as be favored oy had luck, all ef the bad and there was The championship-bound the older fellows turned WOMEN SWIM STARS SET Fwo NEW MARKS os whirlwind style last year — any other pitcher in assured them- selves of at least a tie for the M is- Conference titie. Kan- prove a sensation, lost two games and has four Hornsby, Vince doubled to left. The { lv-chasin hree f) i _ rally ne:vted four runs. Dickerman Fine Prospect. : base® positions between Kansas) pitched good ball and would not be Continued on Next Page. Chameii ion n Blouin Gets 580 Total Chicago Tenpinner Has High | Game of 212 in National K. of C. Tourney. ANDERSON DEFEATED BY G. L. PATTERSON pe-Cannefax To Play March 16 Second Angle Match Between Pair Will Be at 12 Blocks of 60 Points. rallied and the sented Australia lisnmy Blouin of Chicago. on the Roger's Recrea- 10,200 SEE OHIO _WIN OVER CHICAGO | tS ich was his hig ie the evening. for a total of 580, being disqualified be played each evening of the week. CONCORDIA SEMINARY QUINTET WINS OVER KIRKSVILLE, 32-23 The Santa Maria five, bowling on the secend squad included games Golf Play v Suspended ——_ oemannemene (iher good scores Marquette No Fort Dearborn, last | Perez McKeown ns, the Kirke ile J “were , Referee Warren Wasb- | mateh formally opening the new | Wales defeated 8 f and at Miem! next week. Plas ~Yrank Wiesabick. an indeer tennis club, be resumed tate next week or 719 and Perez SPRING GAME ornsby Triples With Bases Filled In Second Inning te ee ee Eddie Dyer’s Pitching Saves Game—Blades Scores Three Runs and Turns Spectacular Play in Field. Speci “STOCKTON, Cal.. Feb. 28.—With Rogers Hornsby acting his role as baseball's greatest hitter, the Cardinals started their training camp series by sneaking over a 7—-6 decision on the Sacramento club today. There were all the thrills of a big league game to the contest with Hornsby coming up as the biggest hero by driving five runs across the plate. Next to Hornsby came tay } an annnnnnne made a marvelous catch of a liner | ; / that nipped the Sacs in a rally |. PPADS when they threatened to tie the| CARDINALS. . score in the seventh inning. Jim | AB. R. HH. PO.A. F. 3ottomley poked his finger in the’ Blades, if. ....... 3232323 1 ® 'pie of victory by scoring the win- Shinmers, ef. ..... a: £8.23 @-@ a ning run en a triple in the seventh | eiemaieer wa. - ~ - B. 2 ‘ inning while Eddie Dvrer came to Bell, sa. cecal 403.3 486 the rescue nicely as a real pitcher. | a, ee eee > 6 83 ioe = Manager Rickey's pitching plans | Clough, rf. ...... -t OOt EC ® 6f using two recruits were upset | Viek, G esnroaneen 30@°e@i14e#@ by Vincent Shields who proved that ~se Ge sh ttenes > ee1res the difference between his subma- | miaaeieds ae inane é : ; > > ~ _ rine shoots and those of Carl Mays) Shields, p. ... jot @ € O44 are about two feet—around the | Dyer, Mi -eeased 1eoe1t#@¢e¢e*¢@ late. . “te ea ° Net. Enough Strikes. | Petate .........81 71037 13 2 Shields lacked cofitrel, plenty of 9 ' SACRAMENTO. it. in fact. He walked four bat- | AB. KR. H. PO.A. ©. ters in the sixth, one in the ba. | ands one - 2 : se °0 enth and hit two in succession in Sete > wee - 0 ; ; ~ the eighth. Keebler, « ......8 *§ @©@ 2 8 ®@ When Shields did whisk his un-| Ceehram, rf. ....:.410@68 8 ® derhand stuff through the. strike| Sighim, 2b .......4 2141 44 @ zone the coast leaguers experienced Brown, ef. ....--.-8 tt 32@8 difficulty in hitting the ball solid.| Wistet: 4B ----. 2 @ & % @ @ ly. : - . . ee ee eee Gayland Reppy of Great Falls. mares es, 2 — = Ber « = Mont., pitched in big league style Totals .........3%4 @ @2413 @ during his term in office which *Batted for Cochran ta ninth in- ~s was five innings. He was found) @!=s- Innings. 122486789 T.. for one unearned run in the third St. Lowls .....1 40100106 %*—7 > when a miscue by Bottomley Of | geepamemte .. @0180040 1 On4 Hornsby'’s throw on Kopp, an in- Two-base hits — Biades, Vanee, field out and a single by Schang! Sigti=n. Three-base hite—Horeshy. Before this happened the Car-| 7 (2)- Stelem bases—iKepp, Bell. safe lead. They opened with one 1 Vince (Reppy), (Blades); by Shicids run. Blades singled to right. | (Kepp). (MeLaughiia). Base on reached third on Shinners’ single! balle—Off Reppy. 2: off Viner, 3; to center and jogged home wher} 31 Rever. i gy brome or Viner, shy se ‘ . , PPT. , yer. 4%. Ring rete Hornsby sent Brown to the center i—Off Reppy, 3 bite 1 run te 5 ' field fence for his 4rive. lense of¢ Shicidae—S bite 5 rune The big wallop from Rog came im 22-3 tunings; off Dyer, @ hit« @ in the second when Southpaw rus in 11-3 innings. l mpires—Ricrdan and Casey. Dutch Leonard out tn this section. | = had his one bad inning. with a leap. Schang was within a Freigau Starts Rally. ‘ \|few feet of the plate with what With two out, Freigau singled to | would have been the tleing run ‘center and Reppy was hit. Blades |4nd was doubled on Biades’ throw | also stopped an in-shoot. Shinners | to Hornsby. drew a pass, Freigau scoring, With-| Sacramento became dangerous out hesitating. Hornsby crashed the | ##ain In the eighth. Siglin doubled first curve off the right field wall | ‘to right. Infield singles by Brown for a triple, scoring Reppy, Blades | 2nd Watson filled the bases. (ince and Shinners. ‘hit into a double play. Bell to Hornsby also sent in the sixth | | Tiornsby to Bottomley, Biglin sacer- run. aided hy some fancy hbase ing. Kopp and McLaughlin were —lfourth with a double to center. | yer relieved Shields. Belang _|Shinners was thrown out by Reppy, ‘ereed MecLaughiin at second and | Blades moving over to third. 2 the ninth Dyer did not allow a Hornsby hoisted a pop fiy {in | base runner. short left which’ McLaughlin' The Cards’ second equad = = will caught and Ray dashed for the! piay. Bacramente here tomorrow plate. He slid tn ahead of the! morning. The regulars will move throw. Shielde made his appear-, ever to Sacramento inthe after- ance in the sixth. He retired! roon. Schang, the first batter. Kohler | . . , . Mclaughlin, Sacramento's short- wes cafe on Shields fumsie. The | stopper. is Jimmy of St. Louls. He or co grin ad — , Cochran, | peard the jeers from the bleachers _|Siglin ane rown Gfawing Passes.| pen he kicked two grounders in After Watson was thrown out by) the third inning | Hiornsaby failed 4 to eet a hit on r ochran leaning againat. the right Blades stepped into the picture field fence for a line drive tn the with his brilliant catch in. the | seventh with BSchang on second and | sixth. — one out. Hay cut over toward cen-| With Sacramento using a ieft- ter for Cochran's smoking liner and | handed pitcher, Rickey presented brought it down with his siove his right-handée¢ hitters Se : SO a ee ee eee - SCT ERO arm waters ape nS uasanaegen ae Waddell Ranked as : | Galiano Victor Best Hurler of All Over De Marco b nson ad _ iim y Jone ' New Orleans Lightweight Sur- By the Aswociate’ Preee ' wives Furst Round of Elim HOT SPRINGE, Ark... Feb. 28- Wi siees JOHNSON told ‘« ? ination Tourney. gathering of echool] children here taet night ther should abetain from the use ef ciguar- (' Be the Aspociated Pree ettes and avoid dinsipation if NEW YORK, Feb. 28. — Baaii they would attain the beet th / Galiano. New Orieans lightweight, ,- ife \' won a decision over Cuddy ral j Johneon appeared at a schoo! | hoa “Ser noag asain” ton tree ae Pittabiirg in a 10-round made a brie¢ telk 7 beut tonight which was part of the In reeponse to questions, John- 5 elimination tournament being con- son said his firet baseball job (| ducted by the Mate Athietic Com- wae with «a emall club which > mission to mame a euccessor te paid him $90 a2 month and he Benny Leonard. proved a fativure The veteran (. Washington hurler aleo @eclared 4 The fight was slow until the lamt that he ranked Rube Waddell ac | TOUnd when Gallane earned a vic- the greatest pitcher of afl time ( tory by a strong attack which head ' his opponent staggering at the bell, ‘The Marce weighed 134 aod Galiane Tilden Defeats Alonzo. 133%. VEILADELPHIA, Feb. 28.~-wil OO a OO Lh” eal a a a Hews Ty. Tihden, ; national tenets Waler Defeats | France. champton. defeated Manuel Alone. Spanish net star, 6-2, 6—4 in | Canter ron y ie an International Regby here today. 11 points te P parece

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. ST. LOUIS POST- -DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 1, 1925. ST. LOUIS LEADS ae * mm: . a ., a Dold SNe ae AER eo ERIE A PP el amt iti nese — . ES WMO Ra NOR UE as Pes Nae Sexe oa” ea aor de ce Oe Mound City Men With Major League Clubs er Three Per Cent of All Players in Organized Baseball Are St. Louisans. 199 IN ALL LEAGUES Seven St. Lows Men Are Eighteen of the League ine Ame eric 25 Leagu* 161 in Minor Leagues. minor leagues there Louisans under contract sols a! suburbs 1.860.600. is -_ nine-tenr! per cent of t! United States. celta ¢ >>. See In severa! Bot active cau! of voluntary retirement Because of | igibility @ll are ca as printed bt. tion of * leagues (the minor league organ- tzation) or league clubs Most famous ‘ the maior Liefie Charile ~ases the last season eit} However. rried ¢ t ely rosters the Natien rofeseiona’ the major re aguers are A ihe ~* Johnny Tobin Lefty’ Max Carer Hollocher. € Hich. Muddy Fred Hofm dea con. Are St. probable explan distribution of St ughout the cintsedindenal of St. Seren Scout > >. 8. . who halved Hepe. the IN DRURY TOURNAMENT Specta’ te the Peet .Dienatc’ SPRINGFIELD. Me Feh “s Mich schoo! haskethal? all parts of Misseuri are entered College anntal! inte . ; | ad rach oa ‘7 7 — . ~ Da ay F! Teurna Tae * *-~ eo college grymnasiu mace at ’ sf os 2 the campus t playve . them at coat 4 cup will be nd Arrangements re been o a free o and to feed given to the plafer selected aa the valuable te his team ard the niavrers and ceach of the winning team will be awarded cold watches Frea W Waker ts ethieties at i’rury =_ — > > 7. Mississippi U. Wins. My the Qemectated Poess ATLANTA. Ge Feb niverstty of Miss!«sipr -e University ef Virginia seuthern Cenference basket bal! towrmement here this afternecer ‘te Miss“ turned the Cavaliers back by a score of S2 te 24. The winerers came frem behind after the Old Deo. nien Inde bed assamed an carty lead most director of college. ee ag — O”* gilt thas na gt, Themas kam per Re) tired) Frank Rie! tariiy —_——-- THE COUNTRY IN PRODUCING BASEBALL PLA A Character Study by Burris Jenkirs Jr. " Pa a WILLIE RITOLA., record-breaking career Nurmf Whose wonderful has pace with that of the superman. St. Louis Ball Players in All Parts of United States TEXAS LEAGUE. WATIONAL LEAGL E. i“"arerce Mu —— LEAGUL E. Ine Mathes . * WMICHIGCASN-—ONTARIO ~nJdran ‘ — s ee an an A THLJI K eat 4 MERIC - — + s'edo - ana- , Dee San = .T S| AT RAD SAS et ze v Les Angeles ran SOL THERN s*SOctTa TION. New Orleays— Bill Whittaker Chattarocegae—Johnan Roval Les Siatterr Téttie Rock Meore, Nee®w oom hwr . re. ERE wom APPALACRHEAY LEAGTE. Kiageport—.Pete Fister TH tas 48800 TATION. Ray rand ’ spert ing hewn -~ Who a? -. er eweater wa-« ipder ° fers were «* ‘@ ge Leacocks and -Hyatts Win in Municipal Tilts Teams Will Fight It Out for TOURNEYS FOR WOMEN AND MEN SCHEDULED AT haere sie COURSE os Fron rdoor Eee CARDS’ PENNANT HOPES DEPEND LARGELY ON WORK OF THREE MEN ‘entineed from Preceding Pace. - ont - - > _- > B expected ecugh Le ; "eg at FR cuey = - *chere veferar acks* on given } mong nations 7? £e* 7 ch oO ‘*agyuers the success ‘ Pittsheure sir iate rears and on he’ ore T™ra tee ‘ rua ts @ Torres? ue geod pite ha? Seok mnidt’s nrenrcnta rt mterde t>e ‘eam alwars boasted of . ers. It t& snid machintig of the torsair twirters Reonge’t about *>ie reenlt and there .e shoulin’t ds reasen whe the young Ricker ‘se nme the same with ~~ i Norton Sets New All-Around _= in, linois Relay mmerson Norton. former U the colors of Georg lliinois relay cara scoring a total of 56637 Rhodes. ot ball 149 points. John ity of Nebraska fo with 52456 p rtridge and Time—® 9- 10a SHOTPUt T—D. iret MILE COS&LEGE > : ai ci > LE C NIVERSITY ch | Horn 2erger. H a —e third. Iowa, fourth. 3-v HIGH JUMP : ‘a ow E im ise. 1 in. the Par - Lo " “ets Tee weceres. * . ars _ . ' who iTtuwyies ion ‘he four-mile . _ > avy for the first time when the Michigan: i the event | Kaksas Aggies were Hulling up a poor = ,"Oorge? wn son urdies in :99 9 State finishing Out of Meet. Michigan ird ind $——— JACKSON WINS 2 GAMES FROM TIFF DENTON — "H. Fils .@ Sterret han edded the tithe te her by defeatirg ‘le eeneational girt. 2 and F&F Tea pita steady | Rad ae % mtster went wean the the ww pBerinne ef 82. ="errTre?r “tare eariier ouree hater vee ‘at Meet. Fem | ——ae? ya “ThtE tH =u Pu.. * wrestiicng tearm def Tniversity tedar, 15 oe, ; ystal Shoo 23 End High School Quinte Half, Ww hich Ends Wit Only Four _ . tral Bish Schoo! $r baskétba!! hampionshi game of the weekly ¢ um iast S@ve games and losi o p edt man. of th ers has the Mid-« "its @ tie for the titie e as next week gation opposes night As @ =. P4 . ” - o the first half of Enders put at the end were points. the erore being I werer. in tne played at West En a Meld goa! all scored bf sonres 23 Points rwerd Crystal wae star for Ceach Call on. He oneal te es. Inctuded in the field goals, many of the from difficult angies able to taltr bat sidan players missed m = hich rimmed the hreopo - fell back to the co “beth teams in the ‘closing ‘pe eid it z. eh Team Wins. elt defeated Yeatman, in the closing £387 ef the first half. wh i ty rather sow ane welt was in ffont 3 to from the center of t ia by Randa! and NS or third period. brought the s “py te 16 in favor of Roose: Ghat was the end of the ws" rally. - = scosed one more fie = Reosevelt. bot the So five counted sven : against two fer the tous Wor the winners af and Steuring for the le the sheer is ser ne wit] prot Ben SM! lers an interest i the ible-he first carrie mer League go iewuie i niversitx Field t? = €im thea agiorof t fing. the Katicans hetd : ie ene goa) . z te ?. sreond came just one gam: will meet the Pras. wh. - (®arn., 'T his = eyp- his ha pers Gefense ~ Pre! B fire: game wil! a Ba3 von Trt ie? NTISH SOCCER UE RESULTS —" Feb of PWerer games "Oday ‘olle~w League ‘iret 4irtstien- ™ Mudderafie™M@ Te Wanderers 4 Manch ley 5. Westham Tx “ity 2. New Castile T n 2. Nettinghem F UC aited BRiack?t Betts County Rory ™ Ead@ @ sheffi > Senderland & Livers ™ Hetepurs = Ar 7 P — Results plared in League, e« rend @ir'«\a8 2. Portameouth 3: Clas °F Ceuntr t: Ceres Vale @ Crvetal Pal 2: Leleester City *: Mancheater Tatred wen ¢ OMham At Cir Seatk hie 4. _Fetham tr Stoke |

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~~" a — “ = A ie lh fant 4 ‘4 EEE Oe NES Oe ey a ee ee Lapa as pi . igs pa 4% : * é ee \ ais ie és BM: ee oe ere te cy ‘a Bx secu al erg Fe ae Shi ks oe § I A PATCH ; cise ei : SUNDAY MORNING, sii 1, 1925. ae ST LOUIS post-reneen Sins. /%, +. } ~ PLAYERSONTRAL DEFEATS SOLDAN, 31-19, VIRTUALLY CLINCHING — TITLE — Lo New All- Around : ee a a a | ny Illinois Relay Meet ystal Shoots 9 Goals _ ‘The Nex Champion? | ‘Cap’ Anson Was | em =, Jack Dempsey | Parmar 7 aa ‘From F ield and Scores, Best Batter in WRAYS|¢ To Box Gibbons ; Fare Unaportanaaie ti | National Pastime: a2 Mark in ~ 1887 Was SOLUMN a ~~ a : POPOL Dt : ’ . : Next, He Says) wut cme mee.) | scored for their unsporte- - = 231 Points for Victors ae i i i a a — nee ee a : ? : a 7 . ———a manlike yelling at amateur s 5603 Points;/ 149 Better Than Pres End High School Quintet Puts Up™Hard Figh t a0 First | Talk of Hi Re els “The | boxing matchgs by Frank H - ? ; : | tiremen Flanagan, matlager of the Brit shed vy Hal Osborn—Numerous ey Half, Which Ends With Coach C g4llan’s Te ath . Highest He Achieved-—Was | Heth” Chemicon gee bakers intima 3 a > ‘ Ear Sa a Slow Runner ed for England on the Cunard - Siandar ds Fall. Only Four P -oints Ahead. 7 rig r i pap ir . liner Lancastria, which sailed + ') this week for Queenstown and > | ae OF | a: Fes oa: a cea ay mua eeees ‘More Hast eo Speed. cating absolute control of Munn’s | 2 ae oe |) Liverpool » er ‘ ae 4 | (This is the eighteenth article of | ws ine | future for some time Fe! A ap ae oa » The eight British boxers under ) >_ 7 fs 1 High Sehoo? Practically c! linch ed the Interscholastic | the series which John B. Foster is | J OE BAKER, St. Louis’ good- pe ’ a ‘gal T my to peel Uta} Feb } his charge, who satled on the > ma , ee . . Z A ere : : ss : : ‘ ; i ‘ 4 ad » 3 ; "ta 1. eb. ; . ; 28.—Emmerson Norton, former. Unive BR pasketba!! championship, defehtine Soldan. 31 to 19, in the, writing to commenvorare the fif- | Jooking and apparently capa- | “ : 4 | 24s. Jack. Demecey 1 poenamewres tt pion ee nt ag tte hpeting under the colors of Georgetown Un e of the weekly twin bill pl: ved at the Cleveland Hi y | _tieth anniversary of the National | ble amateur heavyweight boxer, | Munn Entitled to Harvest. 3 ‘ th hy peer oeren ee York and Boston. Mr. Flanagan ’ : gam ~! + i} i iii ia) ~ at Le Wit > 12 | eo > . all = ; i A | toda at ? * ) Iniversity of Hlinois relay carnival re 3 : | league which will be celebrated) js going to {urn professional next | NY champion is: entitled to f © gossip of the last|; said the British boxers were { 4 eases “ last night. TR. te . Pant I- 2 - . - — 2 = 5 er fourth, Time, :07 3-5. Ties Ca tion‘ opposes the Yeat-| sees et sei amine dees | SAMMY MANDELL. | Even Babe Ruth, wiith the modern | to represent the Mound City. tle ANYONE by arranging a | Angeles in a combined honey moon)? aged, respectable gentlemen, } 8 re ns 1920. — lssourt he fi } 4 ¢ t} eo Crystal, rf : am a . on C ll alee sate : sities yopularity which has attached to| Perhaps Saker will get $50 | match for some distant date, be- }and business trip. ‘ | ee ebiuan eee | ener - e first haif of the game. ; , ec set eeeenes > 5 2h onside 1€ MOS! cely light- | «he ty m a ‘ Bene of | TW' iia USIVERarT® RELAY —We iedors put up a real| Brown, rf. »,........ 6 © © ©} weight to succ > Sem port | he mighty mauler pf home runs,/ ¢), nis fight at Scott Field next | yond thé period of gleaning in | Nothing would suit me better | ‘FIRST PLACE IS AT h with || var, Marsters): Michigan, second: Py ame end were trailing| CO™™™ - En & Sea i 4° 8 Ol sadaaononty or! one of the {22° Pot the fame ‘that attaches to} week. But had he waited. until | *@e field of easy marks. than to get a couple or three good | . Hi — points, the score being 18- eee caeees . : ~ 4 shiftiest homens steene ‘the Gas this wonderful preduct of Mar-| the national championships, in | ° " ° Ppa lg ocr — — yin i expect STAKE IN GIRL’S s, t! ; iT | M. Wy a ows : 1 j . xers |! , ee, SE a ‘ | a: ge ; iy wi iave to be satisfied with BASKETBALI . eters) = ever, in the closing pel lod. MacIntosh, rg. -..... 0 ©@ @ ©! when Young Griffo’s skill held snasirige aie taker tee reke | — ~ ro a - —— . oe | Promoters, Attention. | cne,” he said. | : LEAGUE he ven “rWo-MILE COLLEGE RELAY—Won apmyed at top speed and; P. Hosler, ri. 9 % 9 @' fans spellbound. Stagg: Dppestenygpiects os cases hy ‘ ces nce Reale Potty erage toc: PROMOT T | “Just brand 4 |; *wo interesting games are og ahs BS mem-. Cornell (Smith. Peiers, Pirky, Barboun Svest Enders to but five| Humt, Ig. ..... 6 4¢ aac " al league or any league ever pro-| bly a senior—title,, he might |. A o) ER ftike Tex Rick- F ust brand all ‘the stuff you! . saute of the Girts Muatsines \ : rate a Carieton, third; Mog sj Fa a? naw three su] — «us elb cme PL intial ~~~ | Guced. have received Nee ‘ ; car about my retiring as ‘bunk.’| - , —. mouth. fourth. Second 8:18 2-5. 4% ee ere fees i - Wetels ... 2 7 931 | Anson was not the shrewd or-! tory. os ve in Slee eae sa ~— en Never has any of that information| Basketball League at Mullanphy ampipr- ak as Po ” : Pe bom in 1923.) all scored by Center Lay- e 3B vis : Not t 0c bet : ' S 1 : oF-) tory, advertising anc fame worth the present situation. heen authorised and. it ten’t ten Gymnasium tomorrow evening with ae J =o Inade by eton } ” | ganizer at some allplayers | 2 rue. i eng * | 75-YARD HIGH HURDLE—Won ty Has °° .Points | ae" or. ing ws cs BAR | merce dto he He was pe the | mean “Sm — means seach x se» He could make Munn an offer “Of course, you could - hard! ret ond te ee eee pulls (recrKketow nn. Snvder Crh Stat i ; Soores ae OLnLSs. > re ee = a se ee : - ~* = & a ' § c y be ae Po re i wee ay hs ne ¥ Werner a it ward cr nystal was tha - ges Osition. a | y ce F-Pts. |” Ma jestics Cont#iane ~ Win | Leen bugjness seman af rome of his Joe is not ripe for professional of $25,000 and a percentage of blame me for being disgruntled pending upon the outcome. The ois, fourth. — :' ogee ! a ae 4 ° Pd | * y ; ; ; ve r ae tak. — ~ h Mosse wg — ‘ol ieee for Coach SES emeetl ohn baigae dae - « : Bue ee but he was a lead- circles, as Yet. He hag never op- the house to defend his title on~| more than once for being unable to feature game will be played at eave of inant om Bienen Al 4 ree 4 Cae ~ ei He counted a sopencry a ef ‘ 2 . 4 oo : “ > ne Majestio Garden squintet | and a rugged, conscientious. posed a boxer of even fair qual- a .certain date—Munn to name land an occasional match—if only 8:45 when the Riddick Girls and the Mewauit) inicd Dinancees? f 3% te ts. Included in the lot] Hempker, If. ... © © 2 @ raised its total of 19 etraight vie~ | bent honorable and absolutely; ity He has not been put to the tee eee Oe en Cantons || to Seen tm te--See se bene aeeee tng ane on a —— mira iskiance-—4 ~ @ * Me ce ee eS ee Ee ' baie . , re ee , : he high /-TWO-MILP COELEGE MEDLEY RELAY field goals, many af therm | Ea@yMABR, GC. 2.2 cc cees = i I 9 | tories by winning three from the honest fighter. He \did not know ordeal of taki ng punishment. He a against oe ps Aas games vet seriously considered leaving the ney . oreviun-eanidinar aaah ate dge. al- rn ta 440). 44> mile: won by Wak we from difficult ang! es. c en-| Dietrich. Ee re eek 0 0 1 0 Fi] ™ i. fs, . h M Cit vv hat trickery mean? and was EO is stil] unproved whose name would not be re- ring for keeps. T will, some day: Bachelors The Bachelors have won ; Be thr@e| sony Bred} _Dinwiddie, Sweeney, ~ ble to.tally but three| NN, AMES) ~ 6.0 sod cins’s .: eas homas five in the Major Cit) —ieless himself that he was the Sari mend h i vealed to Munn until he entered | put that day |is not yet.” all seven céntests and a wia wilt . high | Armour, fourth. Time. 8:27 35. use a those credited tof MeSherry, rg. .......® ®% 0% @)\ League. This is consideredya rec- | victim of others. He had a strong hire ence Heo wy a 003 the ring. ——— give them the group champlonship. jump. aw? ¢ nr P aA “ey on by § ‘hwers. W iscon i oon. ig. sean eaee 7 . = “ ord. Kaley with. 629 and Stein with «version to what he called “Balti- | eciiitieiiads' : ti dl e@ gti as A committeé of three im partial TRUMBULL-FAIRMOUNT In the opening game, the Bt. Caast- ard run pouri, second’ (43 feet Ty inches): Saldan players missed many} Ne ee 610 were thd individual stars for; more baseball” and mever could be| Siniaient a — _" ety, in- | men or the New York State Ath- mir Girls oppose the Rosnati-Kain sang er. Iowa. third (44 feet. © t& ae paid ee ee ene “es ease . ls ‘ ning Oh all of screet, to say the least. | Yetic C is ; e gie first - alg 2 eh i tent h rimmed the hoop and; Tetals we... © 7 40 149 the winners: while Steppacher, 609,| induced to play it although eH | ‘ | ao C nose os yA could pn GAME POSTPONED? *!umo' pr codon = a te 7 rit Ne rniva , * to the court, At} ora . see. | Paced the losers and then it was perpetrated under | ° . , three wrestlers, Known to have ine ia inateiiel we Pe noord of 44 feet ‘4 inch, made by = ag : mt . — Yon em... oe rr} - hae ttn % hie very nose by. some of his own ‘ . 99 no strings attached to them by > “a mpeg. mete tee “tg a abe) ahead of the: mesew tag "tm ene e were of Michigan In 1917 Photh teams played Troug!| Kamp. . : rhe leading Trumbuils lost the; “7's bbe et a yy, be The *Trust Policeman. ‘ , . Fairmount Democratic Seeccer Cluly| standings. The U-No-Us Girls draw a “aed eam fi rER RUN-—wWon br Shimek 9 6 6Soach White of Sol- \ , one tilt to the Puritans. and as a rlavers, but usually as retaliation | OHN EOE: ji ' either the Western or FKastern and the Trumbulis, scheduled to U4] the bye ae ea + rigger ggg ft a gem i? second; Bk * ched from his. first to the ROOSEVELT result are but one gan e ahead of | or to fool the “old mah.” | J oe ee ce mee 5: eae, ee ee = 1 if f) 4) 1 () odd from the { ‘al annes: Silwe r Seals‘ reaper and mower and an ambu- | rhe as finaly selected to . face a girls’ team to Le brought —. rarniva!l record, former record ” , os reeman, - ee a Ianee. However “Baltimore base-| Gentlemen who would do busi- | meet Munn ought not to be McBride Defeats Western. . ; . ee 3-31 1-3 mede by 3V estern State N eyelt defeated b | eatman, } J Heil c ota = Sa Tt) 2 G& took three from. the Medarts and r ey a : ne © e i : - d til ¢ nnnd fon ' ) here from Chicago for an intercity it) Fetay 14 » 2924) in the closing game. \1 Bickla rg... me 0 ' 9| Budweisers won from -the Witter | ©?” fastened itself on the gam ‘| ness wit the titleholder, first | “ ne ong . ae ron the | The McBride High School bas- | series. records RUNNING BR OAD. IUMP—Won hy Hw m of the first half aicthinte Wier .. = . . of ec pape e BR” hasebal! of a livelier and more | must dispose of Pesek if the ring. The other two candidates | ketball team defeated the Western ———_ ° are M i. £ : . : — - y 4 LA LL atl / oe e . ; ¢ : + | 7 as i ti ? 7 . > aa" ' : — 7 - - . . } Ms) Meta incase oR po rather slow play see ie) Mothwelh “62i; Martin, 60s; |!2tense quality, and did supplant) chatiengers are at all dangerous. | Cod be rewarded for thelr | Military five yesterday ine Erep| Bobby Garcia injured. rm ! 4 3-S inches); Wallac b $ e a + f ‘ tn ) -tin meé I Use , - ™ ‘ , : c art IY Vv | ; ” ‘ Se no feet ne ni aes “Sw ae Roosevelt was in front 9 to » Totals . bee ae 7 8 19 Beresford, 610; Heibel, 609, and he os 2°: . | At least that’s the inference “ ie nit ene a |of 33—18. McBrid re a | By the Akmocieted Preas 2 hes): eeney © . . + | 4 | of 3 I e went Into th ; Pent sy] Sell a. 7 : f the | mo , ners stopped when they were abou Mae 5 : : to good men in preliminaries or | RALTIMO e fourth, (22 feel. 2 inches). Mi goals from the center of the MAES Gran Webb, 604, were high men. : a Suched and allowed them- | drawn from the manner in which | given a chance later against the ‘lead at the very beginnine when ALTIMORE, Feb. 28. — Bobby | ro lek Cloresen RELAYS Wom Mf by Randal and Steuring in | TEATMAN — re oes he touched, A. player| ne hes been handled. Stecher, | Victor ; _Koob sunk a basket. He got an-|Garcta of Camp Holabird, M@, a iv Cri ti ' orno ~ = " > oo i* . » - 2 - - ¢ , - . 4 a . NAME PG. FT. F. PTs. North Side Y. Wins. eves te 50 = iq.| Plestina, the younger Zbyszko, | other one in the next instance &nd | jeading featherweight, will be un- } ¢ Stuering. rf aoe 0 = § Th Nort if q fon : , ; ' or of Roosevelt. = - he North Side Y team defeated Hansen and others hav s e | ‘ : winning Ik:19 3-o , . ng laagS f e Nor? Layden, If | > 2 it) Railroad y 974? 870 ered ‘‘no gentleman.’ in ‘the past. ‘rest! e ‘ - , ; i . iy 7 i etnlgpa Mama ty nl — : _ the en , endiceicicenm ¢ ' —" o | ; at re Anson was the best batter who} , to wrestie the cham sion such as. unfortunately, has | From then on the game was close | York at Waterbury, Conn., «next . shai nar AANSA S tied or rs an >co > . , ’ ; - special matcn. Schwartz os2 anda ! 7 : a ) —— I LOW is i 5 2 2 j 7 ‘ : vent = it ti feet, 3 inches); McGinnia, .¥ a pany. 7 | Ens, c¢ 0 0 1 0 maf pig oe pac age ae, , ANG | ever lived, with no apology to any-| —— ec ee: eee instances, attached to so many mat cham-\/ until = the beginning of the last! Thursday night. Garcia was hurt "| third, 16 gest, 2 inches): Doherty, De Biman scosed one more fie! iS lginae a to reonnies, 5 ueD Y he losers 5 1. Dur- Policeman Pesek In the scraps " rma overtake | oft Sitleele jo 192°) Ae ' iin Seay ran anes | coe soe pm ee 7 ps batted for 2 1 years ais he dic ur | ches ¢ ie ; es . mt ‘ 3 If he is the Supe rn that is | scored. 18 points in the gume and to have been bruised severely. The race but | POLE VAULT—Won by Breoker, Mich Ss against two | +S ie capa . eee - 2 10 16) Reising High With 600 ing part of this time he Ted his | cr 10L0We ‘ wae gerd as had an ©“ claimed for him, he could hardly |} Anderson, the center, scored 11| match probably will be set for a SS ; . Ee oo the losers | R ; R } l of 6 0 league His best batting average advantage over Pesek worth | fear the issue. points. later date. par. Notre Dame. Bouscher, Noerthwesterm ~ ing for the losers | eferce—hamp;:; Umpire — Von Ising, with a total of 000, Was | - a -. i | : io ¢ - ' * - 1 ark aete ATissour ; Seitz, . : and Steur 2 ' Dac} , I high in the “ eekly reund off@the vas 42] in TRRG and he might | TY ent OMENS. In the case of Han ~ >. K reise Wisconsin: Hunsiey, Till p ac. ; 2 : ' 7 4 icetney e (have made itt higher that year if; sen, Pesek gave the challenger a if Ne Nickowen ansas Teachors: Le ————— — - SoS MNO et ee Gaambrinus League Other leaders . + the! ati y ‘ ‘ Seeleties tied fol second. third and foi . we re R« hy hach FOG. H: } . 596 ; ] is impatl ience had not Lot — ; good beating | o feat | . - Face orn me iene, Cro. ae ee © ogee »+ ‘netter of him. He would not wait | Pesek is a capable wrestler be- | * a i 5 11L.E T ig peti ees ee A r L-ELILLIECS, >. Pee Nelson. DRT: Hart- Jo named sam base on halls. In 1887 | yond a doubt. That he, rather a ee by Georgetown (Hass. Kinnally, . man, 586; Ghoo 582: t : 9%. | : a b | >. 2 4 . , athlete, record, of 3.26 made by Iowa sn LOTS ; et Results: § renbergs, “; Anson began to (play oe a" | belief of a large circle of men | - 8. Hub- 75-yYARD LOW HURDLES—Won by Hubei | auers, 1; Schumachers, 2; Reds Roc gee Ill., of So oan i: + experienced in wrestling affairs. | lon oy hard ‘ liass (,eorget bs - Jrs | ritt » Ai 2a 1°: er. pa ng — , . ; running bard. aH migan: a. a we : ee to tion =e dir 0g et } S eng ers, se" Belz, 1; Ben-/} tha 5 ee ae ea raaehes whee But Big Munn ts colorful, good & sand tae Netra: cometh Sime & Oat ’ 2 ‘ : trups, 3; Meletios, 0: Hertlei ; | mous, ant | iversi ; eee + | Newracks. fourth. Time. & Sm, e Scullins in Soccer i en | . ©; Hertleins,«3; | Snaldine went there. /He played| %o look upon, a wniversity man 2. oO } ,f 4 300-YARD Ri Ye WON hy Locke, Net Rre iners 0): Rooster Labels 3 pal _ " . lit le © nda ¢ le » . : ; rd of - Gryenbagen, Minnesota. "seep | seinen ' le ; * “| third base at first, a fact tle; and popular. Pesek is a com- : ; } ~ eee ta tie’s ‘ | sOOX SOW } One ' rs . | = n " ad jump Grim, Mi igar Agries, third; Kitemes Double-Header. : a a , ngzewoods, 2: Buchers, known to thése who have associat-| mon man. of the hoi pollo Hest ef- Grinnell, f yurth, et » esas 4 -. foal southern Onto Club to Hold 1; Hahr -; Hinzes, 1. The Hahns oq him always with first base. | known but little; excent among. 7 ee irnival record made by Wilson ¢ : had a team total of 2801 Was Not Fast Runner. | those who know wrest | if WAS .4 1923 Arinual Puppy ‘Stake | A tOlal OF sOVi. Saat runner | ose who know wrestlers. Thus, ¥ Wo-MILE UNIVERSITY RELAY. the sheer force of numer- iiuva Uy Ps OidKe ON) pene Tlad Anson been a faster Bnet we: have With os Bic ttuse— $60, 240 MILE— Won , oe Newspaper League. |}his batting averages annually nd will conti to have hi perform. (‘rawford, Burnison. Precmes, fis serves to demoralize | April / 4 Pratches in the Newspaper League! would have increased fn proportion a wilt continue to hav im, oi. to an 2 ° : se er : No Dame, tT } 1341 é * i : ff #5 ; , 4 = “WD i eo" Bes . : > _ a és * Dai ; saw linge sal fourth. Time 4 2-5 the Raticans wi!] probably esulted as follows: Societys 2,/to his ability to run gree = is; until Pesek is extinguished. | ff North- rmniva record former Nn tg oO 5 ee : ~i} omics ] Mickey McGuires 9 safe 90 say that he wou) ave . ; i 1-5 made by Ames in 192 Ben Millers an interestin | Vi Aa 9s Mtn! mg Bers oints each ° " “0 | big field . we ‘3 ? ‘ ati i eis = By A F Hochwalt y Oa er B ius i } ner Sheets 3. gained fror 10 to To } iT i i . a \ 3 i : ~ ~s } ’ » : aa : - . e * ° 14 } Veo’ P " "roo Cb. . - i - _ = oo » > oe © ~ ~_ # nceluding Mar Hi "Nort Sekeore: RUX- Geo Ban the first game of the S é rise agen 0; Green Sheets 2, KSD | season had his speed been acceler- No Insinuation—F act. | . 3 {(,eorge ti ) ! secon Maresiers, : Georgeto =] ’ ‘ | } . H kK Southerr (}) Ke YY a . ae High men Kiemme § ¥ Cuidan ated. This would have given him & ' Ny . a te third: Cassidy, Wisconsin, fourth, bocer League double-header OP Rep tee srg aca -_ leld Trial! 509. Ehrgott 558, Ilg 543, Hill 523, record even more surpassing than A. persons “have con- | * an ° Tie arnival recs : : —_ , ee” Association, at its annual meet- St? ar ae ‘Sfare £97 en on - > bh | ' ; ri \} : a. ng a a Michig > in Aes! } ouis University Field this maeeese nh, at MS annual meet-| Stoddard 578, Eifert 605, Volz.573. | that which he holds. 4 | demned this writer for his : me : Meike : chika if a e: ; no } iv. reerent) lpcidoca Stee 7 ‘oc va le — I i : Se n holde: ciate —= El 6h ne einn of their ee eee en ” |: He was not a great fielder an stand against Big Munn, cham- ‘ im raced .ae—e aSION OF CCT April 7. as the opening date for its St. Louis Seratch League. he was not q@ fast runner. He was | pion by grace of a foul and a 4 mus chal- respectively, all be ttered the C Ming, the Raticans held the * ' mts ey 20: 3p Individual pacemakers in the St.) slow on his feet, not the best catch- | e . f ' . ; , niamnyv 1 oo "Tho ia 7 ERS ; ; — efere ‘riter tanec in recerd ; mone goal and won the’ PPro ‘hia ihe stake will be, Louis Scratch League were as fol-|er of’ low thrown balls at first base omplaisant referee. The wri ¢*¢° ; : : Bass re . = e oe ” = : - ve +e 7 ; 4 . carnival Illinois lost the four-mile.unive pe to 1, run in Madison, Ind. lows Lenz 599, Gast 527, Barry |—he detested having them thrown] has this advantage over his crit- saa f } fi time in fo 7 Becond warie today —_ Q | 547, Lynn’ 622, with a high game around his ankles—and he played | ics—that he obtained ocular evi- ? > a eB CIAY or ti ° rs{ ° — ae Oda ‘ ine 1 ile mOourper! hio "ly ) . TT ' » j ~ ne -_- 1” gs ; S ¢ i ' ; é@ink: O1 Y Tea, Pa a q : . 3 ‘ Oni ‘iG ‘ Liie€ of 24 Halblaub 532, Brennan 572. first base with a much smaller mitt dence of Munn’‘s shortcomings vears when the Michigan quart ™ JUSt One game behind the Ens — ae ee e 4 Youmans 597. Winir 551 -i th is r mployved t players Ve, : pions ‘ in running stakes o this 1oUuUmMat? Vini ge vol. Adn y nan Ss now empiove fie a’ on which revealed to him that Munn mturea the event in 18:19 34 ™ Will meet = the Scullins Qj ~ ; oT Wiliamson 560 Stibal 581,| who cannot touch him in the pri- knew litt] t t tling. a r | b ind since this association in- . . ge ie we ‘iiss rnew iittle € wrestii I hy) The Kansas Aggies were seco aeerns, who is reported to Rebenschied 628,, Hippé 573 Re-| mary details of the game. at a he — a. ' jt tTnat - ; Ren sabe, {oad ¢+ihvie ‘ —s : ™ s- : ‘ ’ ‘» Tue: . . : . — © € ’ Ene ré-C ne ,: ; c ag ; lLlinois pulling up a poor third. ed his post with Tate @USUrated titis event, Some lo years Suits: Giessows 2, Illinois Centrals He stuck to the National League } sete Pape te . pres 0 a | ' h d O l] im or erent . ; : , ; , Kohlere * I nons ff “ei hi .c¢ 8 | thro h ick ; thi , 4 east, 1O sy yf ‘ay f t an ‘ (laoreet ow ; won the 7 ’ team, mav bye induced t. ano, SLaAKEeS I re | Sitmlilialr nature ‘ * ig ; —_ = Ceib ONS « t} ougn thick and thin, even wher nC symy| om of cavé man 1S alr er se a Herbert Hiass o eorgetow' Dee net . . mt Laclede ] Thiess 2 Pierce. } St offered large sums of money to zo power of the sort to offset wrest- ° “ - 7 a ‘ a £ rmnir 5 tT) r) >; ry ; . . 7 - . . ’ . . » aod 4 é ’ ; , P ies . . . i i : ie weave] yard high hurdles in :09 9-10, § c rl] latio Ribl yj; fave sprung up in ali parts of the Louis Car 3, Hahns 0: Fields 3. Sil-| to other clubs and other organiza- ling experience, such as has been th fi t h tine. the der of Ohio State finishing secon e expected to be able to country. The“wsua!l four money Ver Seals | tions. He steadfastly refused assis- attributed to him c rs Ime C an to rC- . » fT}. > r sift} rT) —? ; , : a . — . + a) ringde £ l- ais : . r made by Dan Kinsey of Illinois, holder Mis halfback position and ii ae ; ; “iii ae | tance of all kinds, after he had fin- | - ‘ e pmade by| Dan Kinsey of Tilinols, nolgey Te will pesbabte fied the prizes Will be awarded this year, Mrs. Howard and Haker Win. | ished his baseball cateer, became a ll h [hat’s wh i In fact. | rne carnivai Ane Ais ~ , t , defens« ; *. = Bb Al but in ad nition t} ere will byé four Mrs > N. Howard and Fred 7 elty official of importance in Chi- Munn'e manarer made the se 117}. a Ss W y — ee for ; ° . *s " ‘ ! oy | mro pie TTL... 2. . iangcar 4 oe il ; i eer ; oe a4 é cng , | lauber of record fot be event was out 0 4 i tis = aut % merit places; that is, the next four’ Haeer defeated Mra. M. Schulte and / cago, later lost what little he had. statement to the Post-Dispatch . 3 ‘y) a | ee =e ; : 3 é ‘ Viti st ry? at - - . eo IT one (“oi ; +? y Br Tn ” 27 . - _ e - . . . - ary een who! competition b ause of scholast b first gam \ star 2 | dogs will be awarded certificates of rm z ibio! 3064 , fought his way bravely to the end | that the champion would bar NO we put such remarkable ad M4 surth > aifftic uites. . merit ¥ hic 1 pra 7 alls mean ¢) at =a ; Epecia : mi * ed down es and died ré epected and honored by ONE. “a a aie ae they are peive 0 i re in the final half, Coibion | those who knew him, not only as Wiithi hree weel he . , : ; : = Liic! aie : Pst lCO@ recommenaatioc! n4 : 7 init agatees - P te ; - . iin tnre FeKS ©. C- ) i ey are given a recommendation | totaled 1011 agajnst #34 fot iacr, | he oniciog Ment ond! the National ithin three weel a value into White Owl APPLEBY AND CLINTON a a ague to Meet. on OSSCSSiINZ Ss \j ia i { lai} \ i¢ M rs. He | ard had R° 4 an‘ Mrs League but ae a man of etrictest [ cording LO dispatches from 2) ss TI 8.2 TOURNE: | Pi ineoseta Mase. |... onsidered as good prospects for} Schulte 81% | moral obligation to the national Kansas City correspondent, NTON E IN 18.2 e wit me ia - mp the coming seasor This system of a - | game. barred Stecher and Plestina and nce a man uys, € . , i ’ + | «a ZL OT se wah é a , . , -« . . = . sOR ue. ' % = a " “ wy yt ane Pr -— 4 J h © Twentv-1; rst and Penteor Oa ~ , a " ards, Wi , © no ‘ I Lireiy ; \1 ? 1 ee 1? , i Ww my \Y T [= al lé (In his next article Mr. Foster declined to meet one of her chal- : : . . . oY : is ’ —o e . i ‘ : a*iat ‘ ' hse i - - » : . A 25 ME YORK, ne oath . a pat 8:30 o'clock Tuesday ev: Hew, has never peen used i PUPPY resulted as follows Benton No, 1 wit Giecuss Wie >. —— — lenger, Londos, although a $5000 sta s sold Clinton Jr. of Pittsburg tontg@ i tbetentas to -neasing | trials Ae wm hpi Be Be rr _| img. another of tthe National 44 2 $10 000 chec "teh i ° 1} ee # defs ted F 7 : plebyw f N vain - soem sy : - Botai 14 , _entra ies Harr non s . - a ric a LU, che K were posted an. a Hting | ated Francis Appleby, ot .& b should aie eillinaees ae de , 1; nn 1: : eee ee eae Se . . ” _| League’s 15 greatest players.) ' a @-( us) -| York, 369 to 105, thereby tying Il » eerie St Po welt PeeGuy be ee at any; 4 lagnolia No “ senton No. 2 | + _$_ om “ t hy eur hy ateohe : won and one le rf ‘ . , ~ T bi iwal UT ' -* Ps . ’ hie ~ ' hm i! stepped into the rin with aa mMoOre Cin 43 a i . “ RA hic sun hac cnmaeathinge ta } mer Finnerr 66 Pike 924 KM. Lingenfelter to Coach. ‘ 6 . ' rey) fi he ational amateur class i , |; 8 PUPP) MOLES SANZOCe | . , Stecher or Londos ' 2 * . . , , . h« . P . . . " .F ITZ o‘att ‘ t4 i] ; * Sr ~ r 2 ee 2 ss o - oo? ? a Preae ; i," yf Kansas . balkling hil iard cebampions i for his investment and « oO} qd heé ‘ iil 484 a Iié on oo . B h A a lated ‘ js ey. » , : i si q q — . _ . _ 2 . » - - _ - . . o . , ft > > ter today.| The tie will be played off, Mond ; ISH SOCCER wish to sell 1) aa 8 a5 Baker 512, Costa 487, Sullivan 446 SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Feb. 28 funn's offer to meet anyone, . : = amen | Biaht ee ge ara Ger Pe Sid —Ben Lingenfelter of Drake Uni- | ade to the writer in = Kan- we mgs Bcores In the afternoon Edgar Apn UE RESULTS : tier Sees iy cued ee “ “amvens Handicap League. versity. Des Moines. la.. today tele- sas City by Gabe Kaufman, was "al . , 7 ee ¢ . ’ : ’ tines ° rnc ‘ " P i. bh + 7 . F . ~s . amube uN - “a ; the of de Famen nr °F" 200 ay d 2-8 | Le : : ; aaa . oe a oes ~~ aL nind the skirts of et sevndica te | $ y pe, en Peeciuits 4 nrg? 4 ? ’ . ‘ -F » ; 2] sé ii¢ 7) thea ‘ermy=s= ea: ‘T) mit \di- : Mrs. Sterret Wins Title. . s ‘er games played an Er a Hh hms PN nS PRE 8 Sls : ° i rr bin ne a Ba \ hos kK aYy- genfelter i i}? graduate from Drake ‘ pil ) ‘ ii€ rryi geivei 1 in -— o 7 .* . . , me . rs a A 4+» Tess - * ' J follow from $s: fifi tn $15 for year! nos gre firne } _ " " ; hae ; — @ ns spring er ' ording to report He r é ORMONT) BEACH, Fla., Feh. League. first divisior apm : Ri ' sronek 611, Bernal 565 'n* will be assistant to Ike Armstrong “ oN , Mrs. 1. David Sterret, Kansas BGM ™m Huddersfield Tow: I Bre a to Compete. noe aban id ee total of 2998 of Drake, recently appointed head ting Min golf Cf MAMpion aedded tiv or Wander, re, 4. Man: hester Ren: bh SHows asc ‘4 rule, An neve ang ne ; irTrust > p> Pe Rea ~ « SH to 21 ok Mre Sterret had a card of; th Ena 06 ues ey- ex nipitions _A snecial ¢ ort is be iat inais a. Py pe 7 coe c A pee ~~ kee Scotland : wm hile ; “ungester . - waste ae ng le to bring out the practicn! if , awn, a ate eteater reland in ttheir interna- won the | WD the youngest went around | } Bunderiang Liverpoo! mad nae a en iw eee") League resulted as faltows L’AD- | tional soccer match here today by | Copyrighted Made a ‘oarrear +t are Seta LOointmre fem rr * le " ‘ F aie ° 7 " : e, of . uM hy le ~ m2 Pore £ outh 2] aix - ‘> ca Pil : evacta ‘} : ¢] Ne rt :€ nN states 4 ati kK ci ; ; oe ;eae Pig?) Yale Swimmers W in. a : Smouth 3: Claptor rl addition * those north sf ¢ me? Lowvle ahs .lorer re: Po 1 é chs a » 4 the ey- Vale Wine Mat Meet. derby Coun: Sra «aeons mo eg eta ee ee en ee Die Tee i iy the Amenities Seam , aes Seat . ot ¥ 1; Coventry Ohto River The Cincinnati Kennel 49:. Rolfes 4. Schwartz 3:7, Wall NEW HAVEN, Conn., Feb. 28.— 7 tee y * ¥ ~ “7 on ls e ; ie > ~ 4 ia = wath te ‘ a ‘ ii J a | ~ . - . . . "y = rT) é Yale's wrestiing team defeated ®: See game gam +) rit * “| H. F. Fellows, of Springfield, Mo (ity Handicap League. — mecv this afternoon, 34 to 28. ‘ hich I'niversity today, 15 to &, ln pton ( x F ' th gg Hy will judge the pointers, while W Pacemakers in the City Handicap; _ ; es ie : } } id : : t} ii Deis ti Bee. s itiie ‘ ° “ - ete : : . — . “ . oa ord | City a ~~ ’. RBaughn of Ridgeville. Ind wt) League follows W. Kopp 584, Sti- Miss Bocka 427, Miss LaMear 471. ¥s - oe i pas Pree . bal 500, Streib 580, Kettlekamp 551 Ke “HPs p, South Ss rT : Maes 3 - the ott ore ‘ Py thn bh? Ne hields Pass UDO he setters. It is thought; poo. rie Ww Fkinaon 606. Sardine Grotte League. Leaders in the sTrotto League ter all, Quality wins- a Semen cus 2: sro | > + eae ’ it 4, ‘Pulham 1; or j tha at Jeast 200 English setter®;¢99 Engleman 550. Results: Boyds , foll . . ' RCANTILES have ; 6 , 1; Btoke 0/° wil] he on exhibition and pointerf| 5 Famous Barr 0: Cameos 3. Dia- | — _ rerwmtlec etz 565, Allison ll not be far behind monds @ exey Goat | 587, Minoteormaat Po eee cee wil] not w eatherbirds 92. , ; ne of Qe =; ” No. 2 1; City Coal No. 1 2, Webers i Seger 586, Schaffnit 588, H er 582, Miata ciret aivision cs pop ularity each year. - ith Rovers 8: Avr | " lie 4 oo : Cae : Milberg 545. Elemer 572. Eékert 667. : THEYRE M'LD! 3 Bmalbernians 2: Celtic 4,! To Meet Billard Players. i ne . | Vom Bey 566. Monkenm 518, Ocster- : . | rts 3. Hamilton 2: | Denny Preamer of Springfield, | First National Women. reicher 561,. Schauer 497 Results: , a, Fatkirk ©: Morton-/ I1l. will meet all comers in pocket! The First Nationals won the od44/ Troriichts 3, Dilgs @; Koppens 2. a . a eS sa in unplayed. Motherwell! hilliard matches at the Farmers (tilt from the Bookkeepers while! Beverlys 1: Yawitz 2. Adams 1: 2 SS ae! ' yy le 3° Rangers- ‘ ‘ow. | and Merchants Recreatton roome at Auditing took Two eut of three Kortkamps 3. Johnstone 6: Hein- THE PANTS STORE CO. eg a ~ G A N T L E feoeeeryed: St Johnatone !) Grand and Graroi this week, ac frem Analwais in the Firet National! eckes 8. Muellers 9: Greelevs % \ a 4 tee *.. Third Lanark 2. cording to Louts Fierer Jr. man Women's Leagcu The leaders were Seidels i; Anheuser-Busch We Mai- 713 PINE sT. 713 is ie ‘ ager of the place. Mies Adeline 398, Miss Elrich 422, ers 0.

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| | 7 i * eS te ee et ee Le PROT RIO~) 0 n 7 l I 7 LPP APPA LAA AA A AAPA OPA OO el I as Having Thken Part * H Ha oda U. Lawrence and A. Rold ent Scotch- enses Play In a pi er ns y). Broom and age S eer I ny fe Special to the Post-Dispatch. a t of seven men, two o ar-o) and up. cleim- c -g® purse > RK. Feb. 28.—-The new | ng | d esterda ; e e . . e * 600 eix furl nd NEW YC *s . identifie ¥ rday a e — 80 re ae . “In Me a ruling whih eliminated the round | ene are. — a : me of recent robberies. sey ....115 | Seventh race, “claiming. p purse “i666. 3. Greenleaf is partly responsible a a Co. branch at 4446 St i | MINGAUT, D VERER “DRAW” SH T. . : *Rivulet o °*Y ; Well and Has Filled Out | ISCO OF THE Oo cer Series at Fairground roan race, 3-year-olds and up. claim- 5 i 208 | . , ;? | to the league officials at the end) Poe ok $900 there Jan. 9 a vous ag 14, Starmatia .... a *Whippet ..«.. Moorfield and Seth’s Aksar Ben, J, & | would not compete. The reason for , ark @ h Henses of Sherman Park, will this| epne aimoner ..110 Astrolite ......112 At New Orleans (Tomorrow) of the year, but almost lost his title nother prisoner, was ident Seas II eo *Cacambo ... NEW YORK, Feb. 28. | billiards, says: Femmes We ohad played a game with the /|&t Fairground No. 2. In the pre-| ing 600. one mile and a sixteenth: > eae . Taberski. te oe 4 4 SUNDAY, TINS 95 7 == MA ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 1, 1925. : ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH } maken toss. : ; gene a C ' > | = ; goocccosooosee St f eecsescecese CING {| "oS aoueee wane 6 BIN, panes sate on «00 € olvory oO s Ot. Matthews an : | GREENLEAF, MAY COST | 1 i cey sald one | | . >» $211A Natural Bridge Quoted in Early oe , sd Books at 12 to ] e OY 4 oe RRS FS pn emacs db robin in the National Championship eet : . “wrooée. 19 seat ar 1 e ames pry ume +» AF Tra Wise cesses Poket. Billiard League is likely to | + pps avenue, was ide nee ! \ ady UION wece ra son . : 24 Case ; KVKVVYVXVIVOOE By CHAS. C. PETERSON QO OOO OO roe . . 102 *Serbian *Allsievernor ..105 leaf, present champion. } 2° war -olds and up. mile and 70 yards: ye as one of two mer . Probably the most interesting chapters of the history of the de " ie” $600. six furlongs: °Waukull J 6 of last season that unless the win- | : Since 2-Year-Old Form, This Afternoon. et. ccccseshO? “Leslie a! Sand Pil ia e , Also eltzidle: ” ner was: decided on the basis of | se ideal — ay nt set m O97 law 3 . Se ag 4. AkSar -Liy | ®&mes won and lost at the conclu- | ee was stolen . "110 e*ereever A rs as one of two men Wwf Prior to 1800 ali billiard strokes were directed at the center of; The §S ham- : 5 ie e St. Matthews, soccer cham **310 ” . : 2, and the Third . B-year-olds and up. claim- wg Sakty. clear: track fast. Greenleaf's action Is that last yoar | © Jefferson avenue Friday, W he led by a wide margin at the end *. EB 3 taken. Willlam Dool . : As late as at a cafe in the southern part Fy : ‘ ? Likely to Be Starter | 1807, E. White, seit ta of France. Several times he | #fternoon play the first of a serlos hy | eee cle ray aaa y: in the round robin. 49 » men who held Pee es | First race, $700, claiming. 3-year-olis} Frank Taberski has piled up & mene of three men In Kentucky Derby :| the estitest AMR © "Mm | heard his name spoken by a gen- ~ Rages “- : © Martwig-Dischingor — Real writer on the pikes “Gi tleman who was telling his nicipal Athletic ees rs we ey nn EF oles foam bell .110 sun Catia «+ Be De Luj K this year, and Greenleaf's only hope | . y e aye Hara oe Camp -28 y , au . a plondaip. 220 oe og Pour , — wan ped Also eligidie: to retain his title is to overtake T” fet up on, if not-actually “rhere are 44 *. a | famous Mingaut from whom he |/iminary, the St. Francis de Sales) torn ~ ec 197 *Gips Gol 100 | i The Mule Skin- : : o TAN _— ! e° 10 : a? 4 fi ; srar ) TRAINER SAYS CAPT. HAL WILL BE ‘A FA VORITE IN DERBY ’ Nh RAID ON BEER : The ¥ neo Men, Whom Victims PP PAD PD PDD PD PL ee ; : HIM POCKET HONORS y afternoon resulted = Seis” Theis ett em e* . t cissen. 13 +e AT prove the downfall of Ralph Green- | ae * ¢ | a . mployes of the Union I Son of Black Toney Training Chapter V. First Battle of Municipal Soc- | spill isickweri‘114 *Broadway R 1) ard Guess ve ABS ws od for the new rule, for he announced | * even velopment of billiards are those dealing with the discovery of and) Bt ae 0m Sfanche Maney | | practical application of what we term “english.”’ | -y Ward +4. Sagamore .....112 sion .of the league schedule he , iaff .110 wm the Kroger store at 1525 Mater Charlie Not . No. 2 ithe ball. pions of Fairground No. 2, ine $600, six furlongs: *Apprentice allowance claimed. Sh as ; of three games to decide the Mu- °Glory of the : % land up, six furionas | * Mol! S commanding lead over Greenleaf PPL L PLL LPP ed te | % ae PSS 5 3022 North Grand bouleve | technique of Pe mm | friends that while in Paris he Fourth race, 3-year-olds and up. ‘claim- 9 20° p . ZA. # ' ee st eactually : . Bs nssetety eee eevee oe a cena four points in a | had learned several remarkable | “Fifth race, uD. clafm- | Kirah +85 | CLASSIC EVENT TO ‘BE clash, starting at ! o'clock. ing, $600. one mile and 70 yards: end, the preparation of Mas- | the ball to oi | ~“ 1 Tr y strokes. In the elimination games to date, | *Meadow Lawn. 99 omens: sate °° Wattle cecsece. & ROLLED ON MARCH 14 c& AN C ter Charlie for the early spring a — the $|} Which the cue TORR | The Actenishing “Draw,” ‘feasew ; 2 the two senior contenders have *Amelia 8S. ie G Briar 3 | Second race, $700. claiming, 3-year- The next individual classic of | oth . Pram = ss" nd the entucky 7c ms ¢ Satisfied that he had never be- 08 te gga OO, % ; shown powerful defenses, while the +108 *Horinga ..... 103 Th 5% Ben teges eps ates eight games, total pins to count, Henses have exhibited the. better AE SEA s A ee ee Beil will be rolled on the Washington Derby, while it will Tob either §| applied for dif- ‘ fore seen the Southerner, Min- uit 33 -= arjorie ote *-* e . - . = - oes 7 mee S ling. $600, one mile and 70 yards: | *White . alleys March 14 and 15. ‘The entry leading : ie In the |two tilts, the Sher 0@ | *Miss Nancy .. 7... Also eligible: fee will be $19. There will be sev- : will not cause many regret: center. 2. Be- aes W ings. te “ Neat G en prizes. Walter Kuhnert won the ; , ? : ‘ | Ux es r se ef . Auten . . , 10 goals, while the Matthews have| *Giad News ...103 Cavalcadour IT. = kk : first tourney and Wooster Lambert . “ : or both of these races of oy | ferent purposes, tee | gaut erguged him in :conversa- ry interes — % 8 eke ’ ' siderable prelimina y namely: 1. The | tion anc invited him to play a offense. Little Hove . 103 Bethlehem Steel. ' among trainers who have candi- low the center. 113 | ing Minagaut, accepted. . *Dahind ....193 | My Mary .. TT ' & P F-appy Mo- ie 13| Roiville ......105 °Miss Meddling’ to2 the second. dates for these fixtures. o) Dhewe the : : ee The, Irish-bred colt went into’| center, and @ ame | Mingaut drove one of the | counted ce B . Seventh race, 4-year-olds an@ up. claim- | *Mary Dear ... Betsy Bacon ,..103 | _ rice Cp en ees | White balls carelessly on the red, |scored against onc ing. $6800. one mile and 70 yards: sOut Cast ‘Bek Million... °° 199( === heas | 4 7 ia 110 ; . Star Line ) Service here winter quarters last fall rated >| level with the ; he! 1 wel ‘ . : ’ : P © é ; ‘ust L a iS the best of the 2-year-old cole >| table. 4. Above ©. Peterson. as though trying ‘his cue, when | The St. Matthews gy oe SShine On 2.2.08 *Hovel Spring’ |193| Third race, $700 claiming. 2-year-o1d | Zh” wea ‘Pees i in spite of several defeats. Mas- ie aninbee and lo! the ball. instead of following Fairmount Democrats md a Rl: 113 *Czardom ; os ee ‘Northern nig pee 113 Morro « ‘astie 6 hae h . te “a mae Siees EO iy ; i ;, eee > : - _ AMO MwI9¢ }: l 1: 1 0 | I 1 * ~~ * om = oe © 4 . — > =e oe i > gERELLERES MIS999 S04 SAASHSAARHE nearly every 3-year-old candidate = ~ ZA ably is due for a long rest. true that the masse was discov- A new set were brought on The probable lineups of the title! Ron Pe} a NM see B00 Boo ....6¢. Search Light Sixth race. handice a furiongs. 3- i] PPerrveruereerte ,ered and put into general prac- and, upon the second stroke of | contenders: Briar Sweet . oéou pews AE Kirkealdy otese nee caress eeJ0? | year-olds and up. $100 , r EY ‘a ~ ian en 20 De Seen. tice before the obviously more | the game, Mingaut’s ‘ball re- | St. Matthews. aenne') __ sowed race, claiming. ‘purse $1600, é- Booneville mt pe ‘Also eligibles 7° | 8S cheat * Lahontom 106 ject, of cou “. ee vale calle ot Plymouth, LOUISVILLE, Ky., Feb. 28.—/ simple “english” or “side” stroke turned to the other and achievéd | -— Sehurwen Brortibey .-.+s:, *Olynthus woh 80 Se Birthday. . 2 hie ene ° ee Sunnyland g little © + +130 h for |W. Y. to Cobh (Queenstown), With ideal weath-r prevailing; was even thought of. a splendid carom. . F. B. ....Reld eaten eWinnie. afuir. 108 Tavior, Hay eh 3 Good | Morning. § | oan | ‘ 13 peac ment : RURANTA (now) ee. ‘a iy oa ‘ One of the first players to “The devil,” exclaimed the .. Healey | Betsy vor 9’ 0 Koellia. ote a, £8 Spvic and Span and Fabian. McGill entry. or dishones } JSLANCASTRIA (nw) Mar.21 — > make use of the “draw” shot | Southerner. “You must have a ; ..Phelan | £' : voree lO? | Ducky Strike .. Old Timer . 112 eth tem tee Dace, trial, i mile and PCARMANIA (new) Mar.28 1Ma for the rich Kentucky Derby, to be wasythe Frenchman, Mingaut, | hangman’s rope for luck in your | ' .. Range *Tinaling..;...110 otte meat rinil $700. 2 eee tk tn the Cc ld r] | un May 16, was given an airing , ) *ket.”’ : Sullivan Sportiboy and Tulsa. Mrs. W. W. Right oh Ay A. m ie ope 0 sixteenth: Frances Victoria.105 Edémon : Vy ou ‘4 \ run May 9, and he perfected the stroke un- pocket. | jand W. Lounsberry entry. sabia ee ce May. .301 °5, ** 08 Eight Sixty _.. «798 Apaee my ae Ik all f Be = Cobh (Queen oerre . *? ' 6 4 ee ty i u Sd at the two local tracks during the} der most extraordinary circum- | The Sevil eOre. 08 Gn” A eee ee ee Mitchell | Ts no aTyear-oids, tour a. Bush Eero 198 Sense ne she ee Fe 0 oie”: wor oO ‘ : rk NCASTRIA new Mar: 23 Aprt past week, The “railbirds” toox stances. | Sasped the waiter. i. : ....Signaizgo | bint & reread i > CL wa Tarrayce OC. .... 84 , on Lee 0 cee Tithuania 113 ae ee instead of TT eo TA } mona ey OL June 2a advanta of the fine weather and Mingaut was incarcerated in a The game was finished and, 0. R.... Cummings | Hialeah 66s : ee tt Rarton veere 102 .107 Frances Victoria and Mark Master, In- oN. to Plymouth-Cherbourg- | ” z French prison at the time of the thanks to the drawing power of Referees—Mililer and Roche. Time | Philo ....... ne “104 Weeree tank. 9 = 8g ternational entry. Edmon and Runolathe, about how ~ UBONTA (new) 1 Mar, 7 Apr li ’ , : ; ’ ¥ ° » of . rwin entry. ea ee ‘wie new ar — crowded the fences at both Revolution, 1798, because of his | Mingaut’s cue, he scored the 20 of periods—45 minutes. Flying ried and Sea Crest. R. W. Garter Valentino om ee PS *Stump Jr. ees tt Pichth race, The Marathon. claiming * ie *Via Halifax. Churchill Downs and Douglas Park.; political activities, When the | oe pee, his opponent, a ——+- ag ace, cisiining.. puree $1000, 8- Weather cloudv: track fast. lore cs FAD pags 5 2s Gn tunenge. S- and thatwo 14 Bs , NDANTA (nem? eee One of the best looking Derby|. hour of his release came, he re- | food Duval. had counted six. | FRANK PEP INSTRUCTOR | sseccciin, HS “ii *entomn'....a9| At Tia Juana (Today). | Praise Pant :-- 53 gosamen "7290 | ontinely with tee ort May prospects in training here, anc one| @Wested the Jailer to permit him | Invented Teather Tip. | a) poceRS GOLF LINKS| Seisen Age ::2:198 “SIHHE | | wiest mace, ciueaing nie’ and 70 ered ES ease cs o ’ , ! ras NOW, sald Mingaut, turning Firmamen f Ca 4 ret race, claiming mile an vards, |. igh uckhborn IT a which may prove the winner is Da oi” ech | tb to his new acquaintance who 1 k Pep, former Municipal As- | plant Freekitn. 113 ! r Wis. 1103 Seats, Spr - "Ea | o| 7 *Sinch imnt ge 4: 115 social problem! . 3 as ‘ - . . Ww n has filled | oe San Pep succeeds Bob Aitken, who ha8 | ‘pigaist |. a. + -110 dee cate , 7 7 An may Of the winter and ae e stricted life. In the course of his that at this time the cue in use become attached to another estab- ‘Magic Wand and King ‘of the Spa, Mrs Second rare, claiming, mile and sands oO Ind | Meg Aue. out considerably since his ¢-year-| 1 0.0. of practice he had founa | had no tip but was merely a oun ae — css eLA BOURDONNAIS Mar 29 Mu old form, He even took his airing! that in hitting the ball low he ob- | Sharpened piece of wood. It 1s | Since 1921 Frank Pep has devoted who go thro 1 es UNE pa ge several weeks ago, when the ther- tained a recoil on the cue ball. | possible, however, that Miangaut his time to instruction and has en- . » F : Line 500 mometer was registering near the A 3 | made use of a file to roughen the | gaged in very little competition. just trying to zero mark i Churchill Downs n amusing ‘experience en- . His last post as an outdoor course zero mark, and Chure Q end.of the cue for the practice D 3 , r Wo _| Joyed by Mingaut shortly after ath ea = instructor was with the Madison ofhice If | we e) was garbed in snow. Wolter Hop h : was in vogue at the time : * is release from prison is record- ‘ ‘ County Country Club at Edwards- kins, his trainer, is of the old! ed in the “Manual of Billiards” Later, Mingaut invented the | ville, Ill, in 1923. His brother, their mind off schoo! and he does not believe in by M. Desire Lemaire. It is re- leather tip. John. and his sisters, Virginia and babying” his charges. peated here to illustrate the vast (In the next chapter of this | Lucille, are all prominent in local and get "em tov Disposition Is Good. astonishment that was created series on billiards will be related | £0!f circles. | ra ; Captain Hal is a colt of fine dis-}| when Mingaut demonstrated -his how Jack Carr, an Englishman, | at somet ing | aw turned his discovery of “side” or| 1 to.8. third. Time, 1:53 3-5, Also ran— . = position, always taking his train-| skill “Enetich” ¢ Randel. Kendell and fecese. :; SECOND RACE, claiming. four and a : RAYMON 4 . en. | ha! 600— | S P ialf furlongs. 4-vear-olds and LB . aint eter im . : ’ : 5.70. : Bandpile 112.4K. Noe), 8. ot third. Time and the other cracks. I ll show Toppanite 115 (H. Stutt ba Wwe V yon’ ~:09 1 -b. The Archer, P eK O 111 (Tanlin). $2.20. $1.60. : $4, $5.80. ~ you a colt just as good if not better ind. Time, 1:06 3-5 Franc os | SEVENTH R roceeds Also ran ‘whoo Ww 111 re rts) , 3 . ° . ) is | FIFTH RACE, the Alton Beach Handi-/| Fosher. Pi oO’ Snutr. tation “oe ality. John 2.20, first: Rockford 115 (Wakeoff). P. S. Thete is going to be & will be only a short while until] |C®>. Durse $1500, for 3-vear-olds and up, SECOND RACE. 3-year-olds. laim $3. . $2.60, second: Olivia 112 (Smith). : Tral 1 J én ones fit to rive }one- mile and one-sixteenth—King of the} purse $600. 5% furlongs: Rock c ing, | $2 60. Time, 1:06 3-5. Allen Jane. in this paper next week. rainer aon ones 8 4 ve Spa 106 (kK, \ oe . $1 0.20 $6. 50, By . . 102 (Richards) 9 to 1 ? ‘ oc of Ages, Morning "Cloud, P ostman and Alleviator | hit some hard work in prepara- eeeana: Fe . $2.60. Peiree- Nelehen 102 tKehrt) Fg 3 ey 3.) also ran, : y OF on), . - a ps ‘ 5. | ™ ~ : . ‘ . ; » de se: ond: Crimp Ear. 107 ‘a SIXTH RACE, handicap, 5! furlongs. | . tion for the Derby. Lee O. Cotner |third. Time, 1:46 4-5. Corinth. Sunspot. third.’ Time. 1:07 3.5 (( jeving ), 8 to 5. | 3-vear-olds and up, $1000: indinhaanar | MORE | | for a lot |Kings Ransom be Wrangler also ran, turn, Left Ajone. Alice Lang, Re- | _*-.: = - - ow ae 6 ore *® ww ~~. > ~~~ PR em Nm - ~— ” ee RB en erties, -n an ” ~, a ee e-« . ee ee " we is a 15 to 1 chance with the future 'Corinth and Missionary, Island Farm entry Leprechaun and Effort — ; 20, 33 layers, entry. and Sunspot,. McGee and Terrell qe Race. ay, te s. GO, .. sec- That the x - entry 4. -year- ~olds and r ; @ ok ie ‘ - | s Desha Breckinridge’s Kentucky! for, 3-year-olds and up. six_furlongs— | per 5 to 1, 2 to 1. ev ~ch Pees o p— m S “00 éé¢ 99 ? | iw ildlane 104 ‘E- Ambrose), $8.30, $4.50, . 104 (Gevings. o 5, 2 “iG §- vent y vards. 3-year-olds and up, $700: Cardinal will have solid support in | $2.90. first: Chester Brook 113 JJ. Dolin). ns ~~ eta etrecea), 2 io 1. | B00. ieee: vont tos” 12, ar 0. | _ sition. . he Bluegrass State. if j $153.90, $6.30, second: Hobson 101 ' ig Wig, "0! low M rst, Contusion (McHugh) : Cora oer i te Be the eae eeine | Felder. $5.40. chirg. rime ti1Be. Polly | cute, Waater. Jane Aickmin, ‘SecTusio | $770 g8820- second; peat 198 Morten ea 1 | ales ¢ | A j . ”?. ° i , e, : > was last year On actual ing | Ponjole eine. Knows Me, the ay so } FOURTH RACE, 3-year-olds and up, al- | Kean, Mitau and Preservator also ran. alot morer i” Maa aec'nS | SEVENTH RACE, claiming, puree| ness 105 (Fine $600), ‘six furlonge—Eager-| | EIGHTH, RACE. claiming. one mile and U | “ “se | props form, no 3-y ear-old is more en- $1000. for 3- vear- olds and uD. r mile ond f' rar: Lie ri 110 (a . a. & pA to 10, ] to 3. i Fearing an "To olds Se ars: $70 - =| Nn ess you see t e ayer TOSS on tablets you are not f ck’ a titled to consideration. In the) | $4.50, 38:10 Pere. _— rs Maiben ’ 9.80, | te nd 1" wilight Hour 101 (Neat ’. i to 4 | firet; Romulus L1t tobertes. 4.40, | af : Sov 7 Futurity at Belmont Park, Ken-/ ‘oe a) oe eee oat EB ime—1:13 1-5. Lucy Kate, Fust. | second; Malvern 107 (Griffin), $2.80. third. | : . a 6 ~ Hs MeTemiet Seog es, FOghizmal, 106 | leer. Ege and Hootch also ri “Ss” | Time, 2:69. Piedra, Marion North. Gloom | o th B A mi ; | tucky Cardinal ran third to Master | hd McTague), $4.20, third, ime, 1: 00 | | FIFTH RACE. :year- olds and u iI Girl Louis, Caunte. “Walur Bast’ a ettin e genuine ayer S Irin rove Sa e illions ™ BA Charlie and Pas Seul. Again in the =) — ar Mask, Frosty Boy, bores. oom ry purse $800 five furlongs Varin | Norain also ! : lssimo also ran. ition 110 (Ple \ o Sen Ownes. The latter was a sensation around| SECOND RACE. $700. elastin Ce enon DOS (Pall g i claimin (Paljan). Mnughoregon T h here the early part of last season °!44 mile and one-sixioent Loa ipey oot ache umbago accounting for several races. He) first: tal! 8 “ Laoeital BBLS tied:. {> ' : ; ; $54 e° aka , : : ek » 2 7 Ste TP ' . 4 ee Fe Te: os ee 2 ; = gS s 3 ‘ ¢; : : 2 ySpeed? tehgs eben eben wvernevnragr arveyr vase ra teens EAC PPR ANH PPEDE TPT SDAP SOG SSR CUTTERS HBT

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SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation D ROBBERS CAUGHT Men, W hom. Vicfims Identify as Having Take aot in 3 oe A , ned r« Mie Gort. eriage, arenes q 213 atura HONORS afternoon resulted in the ie of seven men, two of whom mos identified yesterday by vic- reut y Editor — General Man 4 of recent robberies. ae 40 ee ; "James Woods, 19 years old, of ire p24 Cass avenue, Was pyes of the Union Co. branch at 4446 St. n@ mue as one of two men $900 there Jan. 9 again on Feb. 14, when was stolen. He was also iden- Aas one of two men whe held pile Kroger store at 15 Ralph Green- Ice and Louis who : . resnonsibie : 25 North +f on avenue F ridav, when $65 . Raton. William Dooley, 23, lost his title | sther prisoner, was identified as ef three men who held up the hese: wig-Dischinger Kbealty Co., = North Grand boulevard, last thy piled up a! er Greenleaf: T's onl hope z RAID ON BEER CLUB. identified by | and re- | Tuesday, and escaped with $500. The “‘beer club” was raided after Special chanced to see a man dart into the house as they passed in a police ‘ear. They entered the place and found the seven men in an upstairs | room where several bottles of beer and three pistols were concealed. Boy Drowned When Skating. GALESBURG, MIill., Feb. Willard Shewell, 10 years old, was drowned in a lake near his yome in East Galesburg late yesterday when ice broke while he was skating. His brother Fred, 21, dived in the water in an effort to save him, but failed. The body was recovered. —— — — oe Held for Ulinois Murder. | Officers Tozer and Nolan | 23.— | By the Associated Press CAIRO, Ill., Feb. 28.—-Thomas Shelley, negro. is held tn the coun- | ty jail here, charged with the mur- | ‘der of the son of Earl O. Williams, | (T11.) refuses to Lovejoy . 7% - j Sheiley iment. make a state- ‘to overtake ) BE EY ’ = Ci cldy RCH 14 —— : extra asResorts (la ‘Classic of | ne to count, #S ree — ee = —— cm EY Washington | The eftry will be sey nert won the lith & Pine Sts.. Majestic Hotel Line ) Joint HE fourth) Star Line } Service pidg., St. Louis ae. ¥. to Plymouth-Cherbou re: Hamburg. ) March 1s a Poi ee eee nee tS ay oS ry. RABIC .. a. ay 6 June 1V ix furlongs. 3 da B tVia Halifax. > Leia clan ‘suncertain yl ’ Ldne, 1135 Olive St., St. Louls. _ York to Londonderry and Glasgow. is either co ing ae Zork to Londonderry and Glasgow. fh “t Boe UMBIA ....-Mar.21 Apr. 18 may . Pople ho MMERONIA (new). Mar. "28 Apr.25 May Parte ‘ Mar.21 Apr.18 May 28 | rine Mar- 4 1 SAVOIE ‘et May 6 J: _ ¢ July | % Y. to Vigo (Spain) ordean sands of Individtiiesotectizse ee ees, 0: BOURDONNAIS Mar 23 May 4 June 18 who go through ff : HICAGO .-..-July 4 AuE-17 Sent 28 SAILINGS T0 meee | Italian Line (ON. G. 1.), 203 S. Dearborn St, Chicage. to Naples and Genoa. DUILIO .......Mar.26 May © June 20 *COLOMRO |. Apr 15 May 23 June 30 GIULIO-CESARE..July 7 Sept.22 — | No. German Lioyd, 100 N. La Salle St..ChL | "RR EMF. N. Mar. 10 | *LUETZOW. Mar.21 *LU ¥Y.-Plymouth Ch erbou rg-Premen. COLUMBUS, Apr. 16 | STUTTGART. Mar.31. STU BREMEN, Apr. 14 COLUMBUS, May 14 | *Bremen direct (one class cabin ships). | Seandinavian-American Line. 1 Red Star Line Ilith FO ere Hotel Bide), St. Leuls. ¥. to Plymouth, Cherbourg. Antwerp. ke, rg .Mar.12 Apr.16 May 21 STZOW. Apr. 28 | GART. May 5 | and Pine Sts ' *ZEEL AND) ey % May 7 June 4) BELGENI AND. .Apr.21 May 28 Jume 25 LAPLAND ...... Apr.28 June July 7 nat Mall, 117 W. Washington, Chicago. 1 eet Southampton Hamburg. Mar. 18 tApr.2 o tMay = Pile be) a etd ort TAR sey AEE s A se ( © 0 o———.() (>). Group 1— $25.00 Values Tal re cu i, | | to Group 2 $36.00 Values _| LAMPS IN GROUPS WONDERFUL BUE BIRD-OINNER SF Goldman Bros. or Over. Cash of | () Credit. This offer is made on any- thing you buy and ap- plies to our big lamp sale held this week. ie ee ee _-._-. » Goldman Bros. Unusual Sale of Very Different Lamps Most extraordinars sale ever held in St. Louis. Only made pos- sible through one of the well-known Lamp manufacturers who duplicated tor us his finest Lamps at wery low prices in order to keep their efficient and experienced werking force intact during their dull season. These Lamps are fingset quality hand- tailored. You are given you choice, and may select at any price you wish, from each group. The shades are the most unusual shapes—oddiy artistic—beautifally made—extra fine quality end best possible workmanship. They come in the newest rainbow shades of orchid, pale green, pale blue, while others are in dark and rich colors. The bases are the most unusual Polychrome col- ors, newest artistic designs'and in finest taste. No fine Lamps like these have ever been placed on sale before at such low prices. You do not have to buy—just come and lcok at these Lamps. Consider that we are offering extra low terms, special low prices, and a beautiful Blue Bird Dinner Set Free. Come early and get first cholice. "TTT 's''TsT,TsT,""""""*"*"*'*'*"*' "+s" =" 's''sT,sT,',xsT, sT TTT", ,-TerTrT.. ‘yTrrwTerereefTt''*t*'t't'T''T'''t*' tt" rTvrYTVTyrYeYereereerererereereererereereereerereereereereerorrreryreyrYT,Y 666.46 46464.4.4646 6464464646666 664644 rwrrrrrPrrrrrrr eee eee eee eee ' Values sseet) 7 Group 3— $38.50 | ee Goldman Bros. 5) as At ry Ape 5. 0° 9 +r ameg ail Values For..... $1 Down Buys This . Simmons Bed Outfit Complete With Heavy Spring and Fine Mattress This is an exceptional offer—Bed can be had-in walnut or gold finish. a heavy spring and fine mattress included 5 $ 1 Down Buys This Chifforobe This is a special value. Is large and roomy. comes in: rich walnut finish. If you need a chifforobe, do not over- look this big bargain. 3194 an Purchase Any Lwing-Room Suite at: Goldman Bros. and We Will Allow You $25 for Yodr Old Parlor Suite. $ ? 5 Allowance for Your Old Parlor Suit? - : J ala ‘ ‘ i Fld tee 4 D me o! > ~~, “ } , i\ * 74 gg oP a ee This is positively a bona fide offer— EVERY SUITE MAREFD LN PLAIN Fs h FIGURES—at lew prices that will ts surprise you. Our selection is large— A We show you all the latest designs, Buys MY colors and coverings. This is your op- portunity to have a modern, up-te- Suite date living room that you can be proud of and enjoy.. Ser our great special leader in a massive 3-piece Overstaffed Suite. Free! 5 Console Goldman Bros. Sale of SamplePhonographs $ | Down Buys One! 12 Latest Selections | Blue Bird Dinner Set 9 Phonographs ... 17 Phonographs... 7 Phonographs ... . $45 Phonographs . . .$35 . $39 . .$69 and Kitchen Heater IAberal Allowance for Your Old Stove $3 a Month Buys It! It is real economy te bay a Buck’s Gas Range and Kitchen Heater. Think of having « tice warm kitchen on a cold morn- ing. Two holes fer «oat and fewr gn* burners. Special price on heary Pro- I4no. See our large line. Special per square yard. Qc GOLDMAN BROS. Offer You This Handsome 4-Piece Bedroom Suite — An Unusual Value A Bedroom Suite you will be proud of. Note the handsome pe roomy chifforobe, large and bow-end bed. All in « oun walnut finish. This Suite ts en- rely different. Ser it on sale. Can be had with enameled high sheif at «mall additional ea bale dia bs cde Buck’s Gas Range If you live out of St. Louis Pay Us a Visit We sell for cash Or on easy payments. We pay — the freight to your town. 10% If you settle your account in 30, 60 or 90 days’ time we will gwe you the 10%, cash discount the same as if you paid the money in advance. sy Down Buys T his Mg Simmons Day-Bed A, even |

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moe “~ 6S - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one oter evening newspaper © OMBINED ; same as voted to the new presi-|of the presidency which he has Ck CAN BUY THE BEST FOR LESS AT THE . ie NORMAL SCHOOL H sees Tee "ny RECALLS > to see the be- : ‘Dari ng dhe board's session oppo- century, hes hoped _ Ir. Kirk's re-election ng of the new Baldwin Hall seamed d itself to such an extent to replace thé building burned last es é: Rf - ELECTED, EAN at he was called in and asked year, before he gave up the presi- F a election as president Sener: He will remain in cl lose | ; Pmeritus. touch with the college, it was said. | , ith ax ek ae The board was itn its first ses-|/ Under his administration the eol- 5 John R. Kirk of NMiestienst Mis- sion ssince the appointment by! lege. which was one of the first | a : 7o¥. Baker of J. E. Weat herly of State normal schools in tne coun- 2 Cit Ee ollege to Be M ade Hannibal and W. L. Shouse of Shel- try, has grown into one of the 4 HEGRO ARRE IE Pr resid ent Emeritus. hina to succeed Drake Watson of te New London. and Ben Franklin of e West. oo Macon, respectively. "atson, a RK B Special to the Post-Dispatch lawyer, and formerly speaker of HOUSE UNVEILS CLA UST Ky > he VY TT LY > a * oe —¢ . Wlieecr - t4 ‘tee : ve2a lead ; pei lta Pha VILLE 4, M 2 ; = @ ; a IuULsa 5 - ‘ane «4 —_— (me of Rep. Mann . Also Undra ped | John R. Kirk, presi dent of th fight against Dr TK larsSing ening core vad of Lower Chamber. | th - . Northeast Missouri State Teachers’ him-with exceeding his authority. WASHINGTON, | Feb. | -28.—In 7 AND LOCUS7 515 OLIVE oe ; ie Last night Judge. : , oTrey OF Be cerermnonies todays busts of ; Crea acre ee Te ; ° 2 . . > TT? ~ 4 ’ , a ss 4-4 , 4-6 e ; rif PS. arsats CFE aise . - ae bbs —— o —— ee institutions of the kind ir New Store in Wellston | 6100 Easton Tie Am Pes, Wi a .chend Was Shot J ee or at a meeting of the Board of Re- also of Kirksville retary. Other turme: -emresentative from I] : r = Peas : ° he mem ode? present rere -eathe riv r is re unveil ¢ ; +) -orridot : oO > f p P: department of political econo: ee ee a re Mail Orders Filled od Promptly—Add 10% or Postage and ‘ac . - + . = lepart - Ler . or _ _—4 ize. Bi ci ' s s _— : eet. . , -.' - . coe of **e* ‘is : Pal . » ° . . . ; - ’ , + - ' ° ‘ ee . ae ee oe. . Fy _ ~ . . . . : Z : > : e j ~ ee - 7 ru ri¢ iu d : . BVA 2s . . ie , : s* - aso _* ad ‘ — . 7 = . was elected to s1 ‘ : - — e . . . = . wae Ee ‘ ‘ 2 2 5 ry > a r = a : ‘as Bi 4 ¥ y a - j > . : - , ‘ ‘ > ~— ‘ ; : | Lae ss VA - s & ee - / se : ° +s “ : ob ‘ ; : > " . - - “ . : . ’ ry rs 7 re f* .\ = Ww , 7 “at ; ™ 5 : Xv 'Fi 4 r= ven : 4 - : ix at . -. s vs 7 ' . . - : ve ? 7 . 5 5 - ‘ ’ € We have just received a line of inexpensive but durable Watches for men and boys, _and we are sure your little chap would be immensely pleased with the gift of one. New -Haven Watch, nickel case, plain dial, reqg- ular $1.50 value:.... 98c Of All Heavy and | New Haven Watch, nickel foo? | . Fe south of Waterman) . Wei - | case,-radium dial, , ' . 3 yy | Medium-Weight Clothing . $7.89 ya , 7 ay — Tuesday regular $2.50 value. An absolute clean-up of our extensive stock. A general clearance if | . e . , : of every high-grade garment in the house. A sale that emphasizes, These Watches are guaranteed by the cuties SS a Fresh of ID. 1§ in a fitting manner, our policy of ‘*Better Clothes for Less Money!” 3 : ! bid Come and learn what real values are—see what splendid qualities J.& D. Mentholated | 1 | The Jaydee 3 Pax. can be offered at prices lower than you ever heard of. Join the § Pine Tar ‘PATENT MEDICINES , FOILET ARTICLES . eo ' Sm" 10 ; , | erko Liver Laxative Krank’s mon (Cream | * : , aces . thousands who are saving real money by investing their clothing | $1.20 Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. .83c 50c La Blache Face Powder. . . .39c | —_s money at this store. | Seemed «= With cod liver ex. | - ee fad 60c Calif a S f Fi | La Mar Reducing Soap. . .3 for 93c a ¢ : ae BRS omen Se he ee $1 Golden Peacock Bleach Aree, . —— 14 THE FINAL SWEEP OF MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S | meee 4lyptus for the re- 46c Castoria (Fletcher’s) | 7 : “ry 2 Ibs 15 lief of coughs, Joint Ease .. 50c Carmen Face Powder am w : See colds, loss of voice, . i : fy} B== hen Samet reas Mentholatum : 85c Daggett & scewe.A3 s Cold | | ¢ . Per do2. 10 | : chitis. Mellin’s Food . .. : Cr - | : Coty’s L’Origan Face Powder. . — E | Nature’s Remedy | . , Pond’s Cold or Vanishing Cream, 27¢c Store Open fick = 49c¢ Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, 93c 50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Values to $30 > ~ Deity Fran ——e — Court Benzoin and Almond . ream 8:30 A. M. | Palmolive Soap Scott's Eaundeien - 45 a anges $1.25 C 7 ag | : reomulsion FS) sae | ——S $1.50 Gray’s Glycerine Tonic. . $1. 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste W yeth’s Sage & Sulphur...49c, 99c Jap Rose Soap, 3 bars Woolen cassimeres 2 ff . PALMOLIVE $1.00 Lavoris 50c Pompeian Rouge cietinie Camushien _ a gaat ebiage een pat té rT 1s : ’ v 3 . | ae " r, - - "he : Re less than they expected to p . It will be »- ~ j e Cc well worth y: time to investigate ft! affer . ; j isecend Fleer.) , j . . | —y The Safe Antiseptic =f ook up now on this $1.00 Bell’s retiable antiseptic Pine Tar Values to $50 . Ga: a ot he = wey) oad Heat 24" 88 oo ol WRB SSee 88e | VO UV \ I = “"*" "79 Now-MAGNESIA | Anc?ieu Fine weave serges in : serva ie , ‘ve models, as well as superb wo. ° velour i SOT aes oa g that’s a joy to take Baume | oie 1 worst: ree wide | - Palmolive ER tad i cake a SM Sec | Bennett’s Milk i si ! Bone, Puppy or now’, sar t© take Wilk of Magnesia EXTRA HEAVY Shampoo ——Mimtrated to multiply the Stue- | Doan’ Dog Food | For internal use as ah ) , 60c ns ’ | tmtestinal tebricant. fits of ol@ forme. ee Only “2 ees Kidney Pills Small, 20c | Seeeae tea | . } + moe Pog ngewe Ronny | Large, 35c | FINAL SWEEP OF Final Sweep 3 : aw & 29C \ ‘ aratbees e: devel- 44c — Glover’s Mange Cure. . 57c 49c ; ‘Secand Fleer. epment new suraed 9 OF MEN'S AND YOUNG. MEN’S ere) bs doctors. dentists Carter's ” ee a Soap. . .25e | —_ Boy S 2 — Overcoats | , wea) 1=2k aaa Liver Pills Sergeant’ Skip Flea a : That i« eerie . 2 ty delichtful te take. Sergeant’s Skip Flea one ad weathers st , —~ : : eo ; ' : A j _ | ertainly you cannot ma , §\ i, at: Gatieeind s Sure Shot Fe 1 Values to $35 ALL-WOOL BLUE SERGES | : $45 Dolph Stores... . .. 49c S3e | ent — 7 or 20 & Warm woolens tm solid colors. Belted Monday Only. “29 | Sead Lf Beciety Soncta Taian gisen erom Regular 0c. Av IC The “ane Brown Boxes Star-Rite Minute $ | 95 (‘Second Fleer.) ry hee ee ee All ceomumeditiex cacked in car ‘own design’ “BROWS tae serge soli@ blue Two pair: lined Knickers. Coats in new modeis BOXES” are FULL WEIGHT. first cualitr—AND T years ; : * yeu are safecuarded. because the lnbel is clwars in Man oast 4 Choice of Our Finer Enh aight ‘BROWN BOL ES” are the quan lity pac kKkacre. er 7 oS SS © Sa i as cd poewenved APP 03 ” The Breen Bex prevents mistake«bina- ; 7 | - 3 ea” Pewdered 18c tien with these are other beaith -duiiding OMAN DA —premee 7 ed Licer- su hstances. _ »- Gined Cape te an effective methed of re- awakening the glands threagh the bead | a owe iteeif- Naeture ects slewly bet surety ~« oot Wt ' ‘ .. 4 as aoneran ae ae ee Por this reasen physicians recommending ASD CASSINERE sUIT-PATTERY this ferm eof treatment advise « continerd course. In some caers tland (aps infwees PANTS PANTS new life and viger inte ene with the first doses. but effective resaits can come eoniy (Mises %8 to 46 Wal: Sises 28 te $2 Wala? with extended treatment. Stace ite intre- duction te the general peblic Gilead (Caps | CLOTHING COMPANY te Saas | Se ene $1.87 | N. W. COR. 8TH AND WASHINGTON $4.77 sa a getty Aaa \ . : > 4 7 ere] . : ‘F tone Fleer. iat iia i 4 ® a A + + ae Pie a ba we Us Ry

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‘UNDAY, MARCH 1, 1928. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 1, 1925. REALS i OF SLAYER: RO ARRESTED S Anna Pass, Whose msband Was Shot Jan. Sees Man on Street : we? KINGSBURY ¢ and Calls Policeman. Packing re of the nek Tro “A -) Tarts - = Ruben Pas widow ho witnesseca | , ; OLINE, i | - OMAS )STORESE 707-709 WN. Sixth and ae 323-325 De Baliviere ifeuth of Waterman) — 2 i QUININE. MONDAY ONLY . /army of and the police now are 2%-year-old negro whom she saw a street car Friday afternoon, because she he is the mur- holding a insists derer. (one of evidence corrobo- ratil positive identification has been obtained by the police, through the unwitting assistance of the The pris- piece iz her prisoner’s mother. oner denied guilt. The man who asked to examine a secondhand gray overcoat, and had removed his own black-dyed army overcoat When the propriet¢ was distracted the man started to run out gray gar- ment. Pass sought to stop him and felled bry a bullet. The oid coat was held for a ciew. shot Pass had rs wearing the was Overcoat Ciew. After the arrest on Friday, Po- lice Capt. McGuire took this coat: to the prisoner’s mother, inquiring if sme had seen it os gs" she wa «e quoted as reply- ng. “that belongs to My 6on. See that place where there's a piece of cloth cut ¢ jt a piece for a patch in before. at’s where I took a pair of my hoyv'’s dark trousers.” - Dozens of negro suspects have been arrested after the shooting and again after the death of Pass, | on Jan. Mrs. Pass looked at them all and said her husband's slayer was not one of them. But the features of the guilty man re- | mained in her memory. Friday she was .going from her | 1119 North Leonard avenue, | which she now -.con-| on a southbound | Jefferson car A negro got on at Franklin avenue Her recognition him as the murderer was almost instant, said. She watched home, ‘o the store and lucts, was she da him. and he fidgeted. slumped in ’ } . , ’ 4 y— Tues y |his seat and turned up his coat \ Strict collar. As her gaze grew more in- | . 7 lp 15 ‘tent he took a seat nearer the) Fresh, ' | Jaydee op-Bell Alarm = ai 10 =. 3¢ Clock (,uarantced | RU ) act 1 4 Regular $1.50 { — ese is. 15 % J8c ANG mons F107. 10 Gypsy Dyes Dye hose or other Ge | gh | _ things te match your { : = | |. dress, waists, frib- \s) AVI Steaks | bons, etc. No boiling, no i. 2 ® Sie mess; bottle, aoc ” VALET AUTO-STROP | UTILITY KNIFE _-—Is Always Sharp 4 Here's ‘the Knife for which millions of men and women have been waiting. The knife. of 1001 waes;: with | ; a sh Pork Steaks, 1b. 15 |ARNATION | 1K 3 a) 42 in 1-Ib, © Prints Olive street. . ~ Boneless ie — s ; le iF 29) ‘front Of the car, and she followed, | 'sitting across the aisle. Then Came a Policeman. A policeman boarded the car at * ghe ‘He arrest that man!’ pointing to the negro. “Officer, cried, killed my husband.” There was a stir among the pas- sengers. The policeman stepped up and seized the man. The negro | looked at Mrs. Pass and said, ““Ma- dam, you're mistaken.” “No, I'm not,” she insisted, and at the Laclede Avenue Police Sta- tion she repeated her identification that afternoon and again vcsterdav morning. TC-3 TO FLY OVER AUTO SHOW A cruise of the TC-3, U. S. Army n Scott Field, which will the city at a low altitude, c vill be one of the features of the opening of the AutomObile Show at 1 tomorrow. ». with . John M. will reconnoiter Paegelow in charge dAown- hour andi about the tuwn section for about an will execute a series of maneuvers ever the vicinity of Eighteenth and Chestnut streets where the show } 7 + +) r 4 ‘pa +h is to be held at the cighteent 7 Street Gar: 4, “_ ry . The Gi ‘ me . 4 he represented at the show with irnianes,. one lies - a . geen f+ qrrms 1? a littie messenger cra! lal! |enough to stand under‘one wing of ' . the bie De Haviland, which wiil ai- ao be on exhibitior attention | ‘morrow will take off here to con-' i Thomas central ‘landed | Johnson, was forced down at Gray ‘have lost its sense of direction, the weather being cloudy. hind. rer ‘tc jin Macon tonight. ; - ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ce = ARMY AIR FLEET TAILS - EXECUTIVES “INDETRONT-MAM HOP TIVES AND CLERKS If you are now employed in the Accounting, Financial. Production. Sales or Advertising Departments of any concern and honestly desire equipping yourself with broader knowledge of Business Control and will co-operate with an Fastern School to further the interest of edacation we will offer te veu a course under our Publicity Plan which is a real opportunity. Address, giving phone number, Box -G-184, Post-Dispatch. {2 Planes Reach Macon, Ga., | in Attempted Dawn-to- Dusk Flight. | ADVERTISEMENT af “DIZZINESS, BAD TASTE,” | By the Associated Pres | | | group which reached George late HEAR Station WEAF New York Broadcast President Coolidge Inaugural Address Your Home March 4 on the Approved Freshman Masterpiece 5- TUBE RADIO today, far behind schedule on thelr dawn-to-dusk flight from Selfridge Field, Mich., to Miami,s Fia., to- MACON, Ga., Feb. eos EDOM 1] army airplanes of the first pursuit | “T have been using Black-Draught | and do not suffer this trouble ‘any : for about forty years—have used | more. Gd. Lanphier, their it so long until wien I go in the; “I have taken it for hoarseness ree pee oni tamietet. | drug store they usually ask me if; and colds, and found it relieved me. niander, ——— ee at f.,})! it is Black-Draught I ‘want, and it) I take small doses and believe this * Mai. com- ‘ tinue the trip at leisure. yo petit ego usually is,” says Col. W. A. Roark,| is more’ beneficial for me. afternoon a retired U.S. marshal and timber; “I gladly recommend Black- aie janu owner, in Cleveland, Texas.| Draught to friends, and as for my- at (“amn after) landing equipment Wheeler late this li ing TO miles rom he ijs- neon ine inary hen ee c A “TI used to have very bad liver | self, i am absolutely satisfied that forced down at Gray, Ga., 25 miles} trouble,” explains Col. Roark. it cant be beat for indigestion, and | wey. weing forced te join he] “I'd have dizziness, bad taste in| for the liver it's the best medicine | seuadton later. ; | my mouth, and I wouldn't feel like made. | .| going around. | Constipation, with an inactive | Failure to establish a record the effort, Maj. Lanphier attributed to delays at Dayton. The planes left Dayton at time this morning. The} plane to arrive in Macon; at 3:15 central time and was The J. Thad “After a few doses of Black-,Jiver, locks up poisons in the body | Praught, I would feel well and fit | and allows them to do their dar- | for any work. gerous work. | “I believe Black-Draught is the| Drive out these poisons with | best system-cleanser made. I am/j| Thedford’s Black-Draught, the pure- | now 86 years old and feel like 40.| !y vegetable liver medicine. In “I keep myself in shape with) use over 75 years. | Black-Draught. | Taken in time, it has helped | “If I let myself get coristipated,| thousands of men and women to. my back aches: I get a bad, dull! set rid of many dangerous poisons 9:55 first followed soon bv the others plane dommanded by Lieut. Ga. The distance from Selfridge feeling in my head, and when |] | which otherwise might have caused jeld to Macon is approximately! nq that Black-Draught would| them serious afflictions. | £00 miles. ‘relieve all this, I take it in time; Sold everywhere. JA12 | The planes were refueled imme-'. , diately and Maj. Lanphier said they Thed % is would be ready to take off on the | UG T remaining lap of the flight at 3 o’clock tomorrow morning. Over Eatonton, Ga., 40 miles from. Macon, the squadron appeared to cir- They Specially Priced on., Tues., Complete Wed. Set Fully Guaranteed. $9951 Installed in Your Home Ready to Use Terms $] () a Month Thig is a guaranteed You can easily 5-Tube-Tuned Radio Frequency Set. having a coast- + ca range and wonderfu! ion. recep- tune In ¢he eee stations with this selective eled over Eatonton until Maj. Lan-| Some Women Keep Young Long Past Middle Age | at Some Retain the Attractiveness and “Pep” of Youth, While Thousands Much Younger Are Haggard, Nervous and Run-down, for a Simple Reason Which Doctors Say Can Now Be Easily Corrected. Women who are weak, tired, run- down, and highly nervous, with drawn, lined, old-appearing faces, see other women actually much older than themselves who have kept the smooth, unlined, rose-petal skin, the health, strength and z:tractiveness of youth. Why? This estape from the marks of time, work and worry is often not due to any easier life. Premature ag- ing, nervousnessand weakness, doctors Say are in an enormous number of cases due simply to lack of sufficient iron in the blood, caused largely by . our modern over-cooked, devitalized prescribe or- foods. In these cases the bleod may ganic iron— ~~ actually be starving for iron onthree Nuxated Iron. . Square meals a day. Yet since the discovery of a new | combination of organic iron like the iron in our blood, this deficiency of ironcay often be made up in a few short weeks. Thousands have been aston- ished how quickly with this organic iron their strength and endurance increased, tifed lines disappeared, youthful color came, and years drop- ped from their appearance. Says a well-known physician, “You can tell the woman whose blood is richin strength-giving iron—they are the beautiful, rosy-cheeked ones, radiant with life, vim and energy— envied and sought-after wherever they go. If you are wearied by the — of your _— life, if ves have spring your skin is pale and sickly et and your enthusiasm for work and ure is waning, more than likely the iron in your blood is thinning out. ‘Aisness lavaciahiiy fm Gieae eaten 2 women greatly increased strength” energy in two weeks’ time and* make them look years younger.” So be sure the iron you take is Nuxated Iron, which is entirely differ- ent from the ordinary mineral iron medicines. Nuxated Iron is organic iron like the iron in your own and like that contained in small quan- tities in spinach and lentils. It will not injure the teeth or disturb the stomach. Nuxated Iron has been used — by millions of men and women to quickly help make rich, red blood, revitalize worn-out, exhausted nerves and give increased strength and en- ergy. Results are papi hw f teed, or your money will be NOTE: Make certain that you get’ yen Nuxated Iron tablets, with the letters NI on every tablet. This is the only kind sold under we all good druggists. phier landed and learned the bear- - ings after which the flight was resumed. A large crowd greeted them when they arrived at Camp Wheel- er here The planes left Selfridge Field “fTich.. at 6:34, Eastern standard ttme this morning and arrived in) Itavton shortly after 7 o’clock cen-| | Lieut. E. @. Whitehead e on lending and remained be- $395 BUYS — tra] time. damaged his plar 2 ; he and another puot $35Downand $3.75 aWeek re of the dawn-to-dusk The failu —" f.ight. Maj. anphier said son t, ‘“nroves | Gen. Mitchell Cammittee contention o . ; Aeronauticas the before of Congress, defense is +) ine + at serica’s alr Americé eg wre quate. .Theer are Oniy ° las > = in the pation today equippet é ‘> : “be ; active service And 0 nave these planes r force of . In fact. the @ a . — Gloria Swanson Recoveri idly. Ronyright. 1925. by the Prees and ‘Pulitzer ~Publishine One... the ew York World ~ god the Poet-Diepate’. a - ; PARIS, Feb. 28.—Gioria Swan ] i t it » and eat enn was allowed to =" up a — : ry? 13 fT % - today, althgugh she was not sur as -e visi She ciently strong to have visitors. one ‘ J a. ‘ : ‘45 4 ote oes rita s permitted to sketch and wr! a question of a few a: ng Rap- | 3 Rooms, $395 — ee f ' ‘ miy > = . . it is ft i hefore she leaver the elinic. the keenest cut- ting edge. tl sex | same blades asx the Valet Auto es Strop Hazor. ANTI-KAMNIA TABLETS Stop quickly all Pains and Aches; also overcome Nervousness and Insomnia, Women's Periodic Pains.—Ask for A-K Tablets 25 Vest- At All Judge & Dolph Stores. ’ Judge & Dolph “a American Mineral Oil EXTRA HEAVY For internal use as an intestinal lubricant. _ Offers Great Relief in Chronic Constipation. a i fe Ae oe ae s: PALMOLIVE _ «SHAVING CREAM : a > - rt aS ANI 1 : Wee iN T XN a AW AM SAMRAT tH . Ane ' } \) = - ~ ——-—— a : ea ———————— 7 JE BELIEVE ANY IMPARTIAL ALUES WILL TELL YOU AN ACTUAL JUDGE OF PIANO V SAVING OF OVER aS Ry IS MADE WHEN YOU BUY YOUR INSTRU- MENT FROM Bathe. Boner: ie | a sl —— . NT tk, eres ie ~ ete The $300 Living-Room Outfit f the rooms whieh may b neluded remarkab'e $5965 three room e if} the queraq veiou ‘me f ' .? , » " > +> ~ ate . eT 1Tve ja ur ‘ ; ; es = 4 ; D 4 }i7) P 9 ‘ uffed « te Dn 2 ariety f wanted shades made over Mar hai spring ishion:- seats and finixhed with the most expert ’ ") : A ‘ _ manenifs if purchased separately a s 4M? Varue pricea a h | ef? ant DIU 1105-07-09 OLIVE ST. . 3 $ | at - | a ° , a " e Ee I //4 available pilots : America e ANY 3 ROOMS SHOWN, INCLUDING KITCHEN, $395.00, OR PURCHASE SEPARATELY. SEE DESCRIPTIONS. HIS is the most remarkable and amazing Home Outfit offer that it has ever been our good fortune to submit to our friends and customers. be purchased separately at the prices indicated for each, or a Three-Room Outfit, including the superb Kitchen Outfit, may be bought for a total price of $395, on terms of §35 down and $3.75 a week. Read the descriptions carefully, then come in and see the Outfits, complete, for yourself. Account and Goods Held for Future Delivery Without Storage Charge ——_—_—— —_——— ee ce a Ow price out the , Balance $1 Weekly This $400 Player-Piano Outfit First Payment $1 fT) ad aan ar ' sehr. ro l.is ia int con prises handsome cor — First payment arge Grease anity Decorated as show $20. balance ’ ore 76°75 value pow priced at First Payme red as one of the ro itia if n ger eytT Vinat haat ef paraley Tie iti site vain The 4-Piece $275 Bedroom Outfit the $37) *169 nt $16, Balance $9.50 a Month it bow-end | ‘ . ee bon i “ The five-room Outfits shewn here may — $650 OUTFIT — —_ \ \Y Includes a handsome three-piece loose-cushion The $275 Bed-Davenport Outfit Suite which may be taken as one overstuffed davenport $395 home outfit or when of the toome in the id purchased separately, ta an $ actual $275 value, especially offered at..i.. i First Payment $16, Balance $9.50 a Month — Asa \\ sy wee or Lor . $42 Kitchen Cabinet $28.75 4 Finixhed in golden oa k A place for everytnirg, ‘ verything i” ite piace New style sugar bin and flour sifter. Glassware and ®pice jara First Payment $z, Balance $1 a Week $95 Porcelain-Front Gas Range $69.00 kitchen heater at- P a6 ee ole three room Cutfit tached vo mal he and four ga#® holier Hieat meter on even and per- Has 5 drawers, hatbo . . First : Have-You Found r ——_—— Dandraff? Twe or three times a 4 a week itn severe cases, ; every day). appiy Wild- reet Hair Tonic te the scalp. This should he done in the most ther- eugh mManeecr, parting the hair se as te reach sere sapet on/the acalip massaging gentiy with re. Fin- fah by dressing the hair with the tenic, one strand at a time. Wild Root Hair Tome 42c, 83c Qa ’ 4a ° en - = © § e oe | x = ONROY S_ ———1100 OLIVE ST. ~ Distributors for the Largest Manufacturers of ~~ Grands, Player-Pianos and Reproducing Pianos The 9-Piece $250 Dining-Room Outfit the S395 1! ay te purchased separate Fem. OT) Or Mar tbe tanen #2 Par 4 . . ’ mt view # ; wrt 2 "e " sre arrce . terra. y 7 ah Pers F * et art ine « '%.e ‘ or pemey 2 best Bert a he a t> ‘ ae al thaws BOS) eutieo 1 cot ad : First Payment $15, Balance $8 a Month | - * f boy? . | in| x, Payment $7, ata tai "$35 Cedar-Lined Chifforobe ¢ ipartmer Balance $1 a Wee $30 Refrigerato rs a 2 tr se j ag 4 git wt leper? First payment si. si se week. a ud $19.75 om aeetrt ert rrees' grower 7 budasr e efiain on all doors First oe 1 4 Miff / s 7, } — 2 ] ¢ 3 Y Weekly. The $200 Combination Kitchen Outfit le givers and without cacepticon eefuded af © pert of the $795 threeroem Opel ent «wectedee Curette range sores of refrigerator awrite abie kitehen catleinet five piece epamried breskfast et and net $ feet Re@ieum errr the fiw ef an everage- eice roc purthesea seeparatec’y privet « l l QO First Payment $11, Balance $6 «2 Month —— 3 Rooms; $395| I have known Nuxated Iron to give > © “~ > = 7 aes © eo me & os wtéid L'BSASBE SL » : + . es, _ : -) * 2 *

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A. ——— BANK RATE NEw YORK “EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS’ _ NEW_YORK BOND MARK ~ Special te the Post [Mapatcn . o " _ > = — af : “ew YOR! Fea. —4.-—? On r : acai te , . | , | | : 4 te a2nta ine vers is no } . ed ‘ 4 . : : ° : az 7 4 a! : “. ; ) | RAISE W ce; ~ | | : | : : : - } : ws were $684.079_ 000 : 3.000 yea J + * Close. : x | : 3 i , KET AVERAGES / KAMLROAD BC - C ftocks and Sales i sa - | & —_ , f fo GOVER: rr Pt. . . , - : ‘ : ~ “uk ww ad ta es rn . ' = ; , $2 7 ” ; - : i ’ . oa - 7 ry ¢ 4 — er | i . . > ™ — ~ ey | ied mo om Need of Caution Empha- sized and Firmer Money o> - SECURIT, Hiwh. Leow : : — Ba ceh can | Pe BER gest we ee INDUSTRIAL BONDS. Desirable, Says Review ai 4 “TT%, tah 8 i--: ; 33% 3 1 ) : ‘on ¢ 2 —* ) e. - Rm > a C6 BESS OEE “pee sti Te .4 es me ee —Good Business but No Bodm, Is Comment. Ld _ 243 ; * oe STOCK MARKET AVERAGES “- _ aiid = FOREIGN BONDs. c 40 a ert * a. ee oS ‘st Louis Spot Cetter. ef val at ' - ot oe > ~@ ides By Iecased Wire From tlre New York Bereau of the Po-t-Di-patch. WEW YORK. Feb. 28.—The Ere 7 ihe BA *. —_e on | ~~ = mt ay Pa « ° * 33 eran rears S36 2 ’ 4 Pu ria «t ee = : rae wn ¢ ~bia-tti Ge we cP uieede ~ 4 fd et vee _ ~ oa” Sn > f= =| Se 4 Aeh 4%8 40 Se 5* t as c+ hk aed ws »* Bw leat “a wis " «€ i 4 4 > ; wo meme oe @ a] ww" a - nat oat ? a) - IiDWwris wir «4 : * } oo os ; Segeteces pe - > “» r 4 Oe wre ~~ DP c pet pet et pet Pe ' -? P* “iwi ger wie he : aa ae am 0* te ‘ee SG aT, 4 > a] a ORLEANS 2 - ‘et “4 r% a scete7e Fe Lot y s¢ eer Ff : > res "ss iu - . © ° we ‘4 sete sidudté * + oad a a ae seeFerte . oT 93 2 96% ony on - = ~~ 2a cf ne ther ¢ : , Se +i * : gausngiez 3 2 433! = 122 6SR28: ; ao | os, 47%, Zz et & a * - & RAILROAD. BONES. es “= » nS Ot a - sTa- a 5 4 ddas w wt je $3 ue Ve Clearings. Money, Silver : | Chicago Stock Sales |RREGULAR MOVEMENT TO Pate compen wa Be 3 (Sis | tie see “SEL PRICES ON CURB PAST WEEK => - 4G of . ew * yi aie ¢ eG i Bt de de a 3 apf A ot or a ak ee te? ie. te aie 4 sede § y $e ligt i : ps3: Se ot \ , ee ‘ : 7 ; ~ te : a . é ° d sh Ae A Gt A ALTA A ALLA LSA EN Riese tanta toca , “terting aR i a. a lg Papp be ng eileaticce 1 Mie Cy At BB (Ee a hur Porters ia Pe ABP oie OP - reas e or -¥ Piscess Reserves Deereaer. ett? ' ) Chicago Sto ck Exchange Direct W izes to All Pri ipal Markets << oe the etoniie are dl ara oe ee) Pee PSs Chicago Board of T 214-18 N. Fourth St. — nificance @f toe rive ! a . i the ra ee , st. beth is ft? ‘ mi : civirg up eee Oe Pee cacecacie * nye an en Vert. Be a. 1g) 410-412 Olive St. ‘ ee age - viher _ 4 ere eter; rene ERTS GAG Gg REAR LTE ERT EG IRE TR RE el Me LEN ek te SE ae eee _— — CO eee : 4 ’ a, Dh, ke ; F i , , r ; 2. 2s

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a oe a ee erm = AR re 7 - . x ? 7 oo. . _ -> om ene - 0 eRe eee - =~ 1—e ee - “are ¥ > — —_ - —— ——-——-— —— —— — + -_— awe ST. LOUIS PO T- SUNDAY MORNING, MARC 925. | POST-DISPATCH - S MORNING, SIARCH 1, 192 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Oe OE AES sere -€ wen - — he pr CMA! =MIXED PRICE CHANGES ~NEW YORK CU b WHEAT CLOSES HIGHER © oles CHSI205 | oe ' MARK WI | K S RADI | ON . ; £ | "we te ae se or today” s high. low tg A se and pre- ; Special to the Post-Dispatch. Ee is 6clese 61n re a and «cueta- ; _ a : re oe iona as receive rom ansa > : F 7 : —_ es —— rr ¢ = Lae. oe ollewit - 18 at iist oP? « ade highest ae aie sing *hicago somal ~ ty Db s ity ne d previous ¢.osing prices curities traces ) he Ni ewe .* " e Gay. Sales of stocks p ir 100 anare 6 Bg em e 1" t ” , or. ; rh. om > pearens © Se | low. Close. Yesterday. : saies of which are in full) and salee of bonds represent $1000 fn Z er “ ij ; ni Le&suesk. 3 fe « ue MAY WHEAT. ‘ . ali S 1.197'*5 199% 197%” 1040 - ——— 1 : eae eee ‘* * a .* ‘* oe ee ee ee P yoRK. CE ee rein = Prev. ‘T fe wense combined with vei detes, Security. {/High.! Lbw. | Clees.\Closs. Sales, Security. \!Rigt Prev ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, |! 194 199% % 196 %-195% | STOO! eee for a reaction er TLocia * . 3 - 4 - ~ *@ a 4 ; 1 tT ** gay report ‘ inf a : -¢) " ye é mn Lue ai was the me ring the wu rg ange of 41 to 4. 7? 7 C M A! 46 $f : Po, infavorablie Southwest , wap 6 _ Cattle ed ‘ft ) ; ‘ i Ni a? ra | a t »*? sah °4 —s i } meee ; : 7 - ++ Ray ma " = be oO ‘ F I ht ; h» 7 +? s S on farm reserves ‘ ~ , = +6} \% 14 . [ce 6 Ce ee a=s Th gee na 4 A i f f i us i dD 1 ; a 1¢ fransactio “A is 1] \G&! Ge a7 is U6 TH Got} :: 4 i! i €ai 45 45 42 ° . ors sarm ee Monday The lower start . ° 156 3 16% he . 158" = oy os Os i1.251 10S 1o9 ; 7 | 7 " Be (AR 2 | points tiegtet “oo: ww , ‘ ‘. hose | tioned DOVE Pesusl mixed pri ince. At th = > : . > Cen Pipe Cr 91 191 1¢ ' as on decline at Liverpoo! and the fact © r 81%) 81%! RI 81%, 8nd corn being down Liverpool wheat | MAY CORN : : ea ‘ ‘2 & ‘a, , Pes ~ L cer ’ ‘ > ‘ r , ele ‘ . ; ¢ ~ =» = . ; ~- ans Pape aye Rm RE nee ee ew - ‘ " . 4 A ’ ’ " . : a’ wheat operne ' . y e — . ; ear!) ading. Mafc! changes being giv 2 AGW! Ss 69%, GHA, OY he GY s > B rm : ] 4% 1°24 123% | Juiv wh ~ $) 4 + at et $192 -F K. C. 326 123 125%-%b . o cattle. hogs and sheep at the St. ius - r - I ‘ ‘ / met rN. ; wd >” >” FF ~~ @ wy SSE « “a, ie FD i: - aa rr . ' ’ . . 5 & “4 1067 al } t +o bu 4 wWeeoe W th Wk “ Close | Close y Beave Ss Lah, a 2 + 4 U4 hy 4 Com | Bal me oe oa: -' @ |} daly corn 33 te et 7" an IvLY CORN a Sicockyatds inet week Lagnt re- wei 4) hi i? " xT “8 1067 105 aed s at - rilres 1} « \ 7 \ os > Kel ‘ >= 4 gs as 4, Q*% is . sats. .- . ae - ceipts or one pning. ahied itt the upturn. : tau ' ; s rice ite ~ . a * : 4 : - ae ‘ “ve . ‘ eo? 2 rhe three : re? r ae r - ~ > 1 he ad . ” ook 10 ‘ 102 mca Oc 4 oe Oo ag ' OD were ight 4 4 riie rds La f a ge Bid Asked 4 (lanN Ry7s 110% L1iOF - 110% 110% 10 Cuba {90 30% 38 4, 39% BRN bined had aa : western markets. ais oni a Fas s071 135% 133 ‘)The horse and muie sapply.. on the otnmer ‘yr te 107% $0 & O ov 446840) 97 | 96 mat of cotton on shipDoare Boatmens Bal 7144 #143 #1143 —2 140 | 24 Cen L 6s wi 9S4_! A975, 9S os} = Curtiss AM 15% 15%) 15%!) 14%, | with 51) a week’ ago and 606 last ane eG. PPR ‘ou 4-136% 134 138 Land, was liberai, ani values here aver- Pa “ay y ; . - . 1 “| ‘ "« 1? ‘ ’ ; , ~ = ‘ 4 . . i ()4) vf 4 : > . ’ = = . 3 he * ‘a 4 - r aa tlt ee 56 C BQ gen 48 "58, 90 90 Siearance at the ena f th ek First National bank 8 O8 ] 248 10 75 Child Co 68 136 Lo4 154 135 a. a bad 61 6 61 ' | Minneapolis receiving 153 cars. Duluth 26 ~-3 2 ,% 1U8*4 cs 176% (aged steady Ww «4 shade iowe! Arriva;s BRUO Wy bas ' B ref Ss ‘71/101 % 101 ted 168.000 ba es, against -National Bank of Commerce...... me 27.149 149 149 — 1 149% 11 Childs Bidgiiso (129 RS egret: d= DeF RCo vt and W inni per 3R7 + ar SEPTEMBER CORN 0: cattle and calves tur the six-day period . o> > x at the aame time ‘ ; “tate Nat pe Rank 1SO 1° i‘%t 73 DD 104 103 103% 103 4, tr ic WwW a fi 261, £6 1, o7 % Loca A -at recetpts. which were aR.- (hi 135% i ly “135% a, 132% -% “ere 1&.. 3 a | head. ag ail ist 1S 740 the prev- mes brour “ Me mile irus 4 1 30938 Ws {48 402 13 CS P&L Gs U5 93% 9344, 93} 1 DL&W 3 Lo >0 1(Yy } & Ly ) C&R , . : . 23 Cars , ] and 30) through (‘orn re. : * MAY OATS. , medium and fair je itied rons gnrments, be les it? ‘ eae ‘ — ‘ . 4) : sind BAP GOLINVES 0c t wee te eee ee : ae : 4 ~«? 4 -) y & 4 a 2 —~ yj - 2 . - Ae ee 1. na an ens oe ce rf “ ot were 96 BOO be, che's ' ‘Tr - "hy } 5 ry 5 Fr, , ty 54% wi : % few wetll-floraled droves of bigtht he . } 43 44 44 44 9 ‘ i ¢ ™ bees | at st) ’ ’ oo . any , rece rigac? ‘ ? os y : . es date ‘ast ‘ ‘ , mar . : : . 59% lrur Tv ‘ ' ‘ aed i with 427,000 e week ago and 78.. mey : bear nge tocluded bieef eteera gor off 4 cables * f ‘ t s ih) 4, 90) YH i, au " . LB& S new et ts were 23 cars local and 4 trough MAY RYE to SY 75 for mature kinds on Sit wt? : 7% k . . Ce | » je decrTess : , . ye ; . at | ‘ ‘ . ; ° Z y ree ig “pa 4 orp “2 $ > 2 ; *Trimar r ei nts vx } , 4 “¢ ‘ "ht yt ’ = eee rT ert - 7 , " eaiina te *49 4...: 56% S68 pe snailer use of f izers in |! a > HO, PHY B's 100 y Leh P 68. 101% 101% 101% 1014{ 42 Fe 63% | 62 | 62%) 62% | wy com vy receipts of wheat were Sus.0e00 169%, 165% 169% io7a | oor, yeereaee ee ee ta s ‘ — ONW oe Ff 7 a be a iol 101 A thi . | nN Iror Worke« ’ > (97 }4)] 1) rw a” Li W | j a § I Ty 42 4 A L 1 a 44 na fF Lary ] vith 7a OOO a vyeek azo 1 LY RYE —EEE : ins ‘ ‘~l €Cown to $6 2) or omnis and ® ie- : .¥ ef om Webs a his s@a80 ; ‘ , : : he i i i = y - te Ag i ” , . £ " a a . re ) - op aie P sian deel ae a i Pp les Cutie : . , . : 112 112 state Puiten Iror Works om Peet ie Sf 41) 1) 14) | 40) 4) e 7s 107% 107% 107 bs 107 % oS ae i, I 4: 40°% 1] cece | ROR OM y~ pear Me r Te yet wer | pi , (45% a 4 oo * cate u gg n a aos HESESS is Spot Cotton Hamiliton-Brown Shoe i : 205 47% 46% 4642 — & | 46 4ti's 1-Man P 7sW102. 102 102 1 F M Co Ca519 |819' 3519 \516 Jago and 1.176000 test OG & wees | \ St 41% 145% DRS ener iy = 2 pa onig: ses Louis p“ ’ ae be O- o> if = tr ’ ¢ ’ ' f ; ~ = ~ ~s ' ’ Ww “— > yA 8 one 4 “2 'ritmoary eh . — . ; O4 O4 ; | 8 on 5 mm} ine oad “ “" HT) = a . Ll. 1d] ; lO] 1 P| ‘ 100) 101 w OF %& my O7 % . | 9G ns R a 4 oo ‘ mternatione:: Shoe pr SE120 9120 1120 | * % 120," 15 Nor St P L Gren Beak 3} 17) 17 27) } 20a See re eae eee SID SS cago rovisions || around $5 and $Y, with tops registerin ‘a 1O6 if 7 7 . Stor . s “ 7 « ° 4 on . anaes AAO’ t last "eer : ‘ aa au Ate { H{ a A ) be og | SII, 4: a 310. $10 LO _~ Lt) 39. Piainer kinds ; See BEALE 1 oe i Jo! sen Bros 1° 4] “ on , 7 ’ Haze.tine ay Sys 27 1, —S oo u. mre with 605.000 (af b 78 ——Provisis rr were noted at r. ’ eS © . ilies . & \ i ty ts J. 79% 79% "yl * i “why ‘ ™~rpaet tte ! © uv +) i] 39 +) i) . ? ‘4 ) ] vm be] ’ ‘ »t? “ 3! y 1 ee K td * ‘ ride? °c =) 7 on . arket a . ° 5 ‘ siee * 105% 108), + 97 (| a7 . ah SOE onthe | Mo.-Ilinois Steres pt 104 Q a yee DB 92) Oe i. te 7 1 ~ Ru fi el! Ste) OM 1 cates wee O00 last ven: ‘ be and rangee follies cows bulked late In the week at 4.75 to $6 Bea ® 104d. ss Cc ; Rt , Seep ; It s 2 2 41%, i)", $1 %, 4? a. if wheat ped ae mo as dias and J64.000 bu LART . and cutter cows ruled steady ito stro. Fa ‘ ~w . . " 1% st = mu ~ oe s a " Sas : = : cutters heing apPrateed at &3 to =; ’ ' nile i, wow ‘. ‘ on ; 103% 103 F rm, . WW ahi cb +" ‘ ‘4 . 1K ' j naws ‘ Lids tg LUD! ra . | hh | ] | 11 1 17 1° ’ wie . , OLLe “> ‘ STVie , oO! oe ' oeene 0 AO TA gee 14 sa and caniere at 2 2 > to md 412; an be) - iS ‘ ; ” : = Si058-S tye TOL, 101%, 101%, > Jor T en it als ocal merket Saturdey and prices were Jiuals 16.85 16.52 16 ae) terior kinds as low as $2 or der. Bul ‘ w § "abe i? &. ; comes Oe a. | brs : ' ; rR . Oo” 1921 > a . wie nes Ra ) ; R ere | ft e higher + he serch enven ties te ‘ 4 Oo S2 | a - unger. ii Saige “O1.| ot: k Cott |} Scullin. Steel p 1951021. 108 1109 ge Gal oe 1S G&E 6''115% 115% 115% 115 | 13 Keys Sol 1e3)) Vig 4) De ee ee ee ee eae RIBS ~ | ruled Shout cued. & SS Se ear Yor ot on Oi at . ; mh : -* . ; * Ta , : +f; : rf - lv 2 (> SOON Y 6 28 1i:7 LOT ™& lty 105 + 41 Ke imator 4 ae hr og . : - JA , i , a & bis ay he May - - 1 a? a) a x hade , lower Ho ognas comm anded $i to seine =a e . ‘ a ‘ a i , ped 10) | he - LUD” 4% Sun ©) Dies (97 GH 3 Of *, YH dy 5 I, Pow rs oes. On 4 amit oil fe sa oo* ; ! a > 2 a od ‘ r. om st Po 4 Tauly (aw 14 .15 17. mF $4 ‘2 for most of the better kinda. and | Feb. 28.—Cotton futures | ert western’ Bell. pfd po po ge ie aos vie 45 |} 16 Swift 5s 08% 9684; 9644' 96% 1-313 Lehich VC) Okt a 41.98. “ Considebing tt ty of after. (enn ee 17.40 top offerings of this class. also svod. at net 3 pf nis Up Lo > ; 4 hee S re : i 4 ‘ pte ae! AUS ) j is 9 LOS le igo ] | = } by hve : mY a 4 5 : ' i in ™ a ee mi yeryas ao i b coda ~— ' ee a RELLIES. a | heavy bee f nimals, registered around s). 85 5) - s 5 "2 oe 8% | white and fom item sed suppiy ¢ mate brs ‘ We , to $4. Trade in stocker and feeder steers High. lav f e 4 me V ag! r Fle , ( I ot 1° "2 Fi : 73) OR l, SOY ° 1, 28% 39 is Fret a“ 4 iA, : + > JIPSAD ir ' ob Me 2 Se 3%, Bee > teeth wok - . ' ™ ‘ Phe a a d ee¢ is . 19.30 : was limited as by the li t receipte. R19 24.98 2 n*.12 95.07 | Wegner Fiect fe Lit . SS a 4 R45 | ~. on y eaaty gi o- ga 8 Mid U RD 8 RR) RTs | 1} mea io god e — . of good py | Values, influenced by the rise in . beef $9 (85.23) 25.36-39 29.43 Alton G & St L Tr 5s C of 1 5 #4 Hid 644, —3 G4 F 5 Ind M } va) Stee hog 45 gee 4 Nat P&L .'200 (196) /198. 194% | No. 4 white was & - 6 ale “rat: ‘oats, WHEAT cattle and a igntty improved demand fer. ae > 2. HO-5° 79.60 Kast Si Louis & Sub. 5b 1 ~S & R51 , g5 é - mm aa oe a: P 4 ar i a 1s N keiP & RQ S, KO RQ R9 ‘ ot er ea i - . coms 4 - , a i | stockers, etreng hened ~ igntly over 6 woe o 9° iy OR oc (14 ce , & 55} ' paors - . > . . ase a a 2 os - : j F’} A = ert 94 ‘3s 95 95 . Pwore rie If . 14 . ' ‘ . e Lie zg aqdes uri hanged War qj ue ago. Sales varied mainly fror: $4 ‘or st o8 33 yah 55 OR |S T, & Sub. R Ep ot agp a a age P : i 6 sees} Bi heen, | #7 K N'lands 10 Reo Mot .| 19%, saa a i; + 4 | artive from west at S26@26.00. and ray | | common kind to $7.50 for best, Ft: yoke ~ t.8 wad. Ul ; = mR? RK? a° “aa * »e Ae * “Oo 0 | Tha 4! Rly shorts $3] Alfa] ea! eran a ae ee ; ey? ' “ sa : pee fs | Oe 1088 106% 1062 ~ 1° $ a oe Alfafva meal in second band cows, heifers oe "BS Pe coe-mye 40°C Se ee : S| 12a fe 72% i— %| & 4 Kr >, 6s . ‘94% 94% cette ’ ¢ Rova tr ctis) 12 baie) 228) 22) Re te. ete cork ee quoted $22.50 for | higher ere and bulls ruled i A eh | “ober 5.00. December! United Rye 4s € of D ae ei 3} 71 77 7 1! 70? Rit o..| SSR! Sm nl | de 2 Shat w i | 35%' 35%! 35%! 34 No. &2: $26 for No : $5 ~ ladon’ ; 100 i, 100 %& October. | seimin Tp et I: 1 , rp aa ; ria as 2 eh ie | 3 Pert 3° 100% 100% .00%,% 9g a, 8 Sleeper RC IS, GIS ) . J satan ; $26 for. Na. 32 and $27.50 for Special to the Post-Dispatch. 7 + hei ers at b Se io to $4 and bulla at fs My OAS, gy age Kit low} | rie Ij nee fe = ° aa a. “OQ . an My ‘7 an - + .> 1 Sols ay : C ‘a - vot tr tfs . rel i Rg! fF re * - | 2) CHICAGO, Feb 28 — Wheat bu!! 4a i' ~» 7 to > Vea! calves started lo : ; w Orleans Cotton _ —- | ; N 76 9 7 97% — eh AN%™ 1004, = fe 44 B 101% 101% 101% 101% 20 S C&!l new A. ‘lial! a (m\ 3 RANGE OF PRICES. oi: tected ie . ' lis failed ; For the roe, top down to $17. but sub- = ciaaatie “hea Buarrsaie te HH 101% YOUN LOLS LON | 20 Seas Dee Oe oe Oe) Zing | ufaln ot cg rain, made, on. the ex-| at"tney ware compelled a go aver mach sheet tcanit Pae TH eT cae ae yt te fu : . se eS a. a AP oe sty a neg v » Saturday wv 3 ei that they were é, a e cio steady 4 pLEANS ” Keb “OR — Uotton iil Transactions at ’ e ae Bat a l1SsSqeE w i! G15 a1 & Gy * 2 | change Saturda vere 4 follows: d ere compelled to go over much higher. to ‘ } aa te ~ ¢ — | -~ rmvints mn to - ur ay s ession. ' —On 4 1 a} if 9 1 Oo , - = e bes ‘ . ‘ ©s* W HE sy a. grour d lost } Ys ear y KF iday) 13. 75 and buik maeeay St ness pom | eee te 1-A Ol 1}4,, 1b =” 19% | : Stand Mot 1%, $F. rT” ty eae Bas 7 “oO » . ) eae i as making The hye moveme an 3% 0023.20 65.14 Berry =) aw 3 i—— % wo Port Ce’ 12) 4344) 43%) 43%/— 3 ae soe 2 , 1333) dS | (16-74) 19 Swift Intl 3% | 31%, 33%, BL ty No. 3 red winter, 82@2.04 e S~ mark with additional vim and vigor | off shar A yee ee ae beers Se 55 45-47 25.38, Brown Spt ON, 49 99%; * 1 AW 47%) 40-0 640 la by ily KR) 46% 20 16% 45 l Tenn El P | 5? Rose! 5M 1. : No. 5 red light garlicky at $1.87 and almost succeeded in their task. Corn|to only 57967 head. con he on + * , ; ; ? “ ‘ . . 2 » ~~? ; - . y i} aia . _- om ' 4 adie Ds . Bin ; . ) M4 “ ’ ‘ a : a Be gue Re 7 . om ; 4 ‘ o . . a on og O4 | e+ ‘ + oe R E pf bi 6 da) F ' aonfd | 50103.% 10 102) * 1, o- Ee. ; g lds 14, 145 | rhermiod RFR 14%, ] " F No. 4 hard winter. $1.96@ 1 on” i) ; ,. 2 * 100 ’ rr, cy ‘ : - * 4 | . 14 ‘ 15 : ‘ ORNS, i» © ‘ bells and oats finalliv were ifted out of e ’ POoLliix week and 108 2 AN75 . veer af on > “ - * he ; . } , ~ 4 . , ; ii > | " ne ai ; ‘ ; mo ‘ | - . . ’ ce ee. 4 "4 66 ~ + he »4 es + at an 19 4 te - =f q | ‘ LOS » JOS! LOS ly — 2) ° ) Pe 1 $0) he , a4 : ( i | { 4 “ : 7 Ye jrut that t ey were in most of the day. = be wo a hog run is the smaéiliest - 24.7% °4 56 *4.U8 74 &i Luss . | 26K bon ee a ~ 2 Se —s ' » I h JO ing * & on | 7 - 0 are > a a +: e tia ora 12%, 12%; 12%} VO 3+ corn, et z!- ! rove ra'lied after an open'ng setback ne ee ae ~ © » SADenENTEy of iast fiw : : ashi March 25.0; : May 20 34 Ju . ' as 0 ~ Ferg om “ “Tas . — ” A} ae 4:5 “a 3900 | bt -_, He xi. “ 4 . ; : 4 cage so _ 1 yt +} - . $ sriiing featured the opering of ebruary ordi atthe e © mere Rete Se {RK 8 oe LO Me 103% 94.77: Lecember 24.79 a PB pe ay os oe? 2 Was S32, OF SMe Ms mM N Y Rr , 4 ee exe eae cma ly ‘! 41 No’ a re Ra | ocean ae market, longs wanting to take | receipts Che + ee ee ee 1-3 mca Ss °72 ae 7 WP B com iol ’ oy i %s 1. § SL & £5 ' £514' B52 g7 1 , , Se =) a _ » Tower Mie Lo ms ' 13 144 oO. O Cor $1.1 | profits because Liverpool closed lower and J , Of HORS. ebruary hog run ae, thle -¢ , Joh Is S Loe ofl 11 4] +1 ] 2 | Lond en lee O00 om ‘ 4 4 sah 4 “hi ‘O d Ll, 4 Mg s4 : S4%% S4 ly > inion __A b 70 \s "0 “oY mo "1 NO io ve ow. $1 2k to $1 20 the de ine a Bu: oe Alrea verter lay fin market fun i ficial) fovis u 282 400 ee ase & a _ io Re ee ceetaescn: | 900 Ohio O | 71%! T1hM, 71%, 70% 2 U G&E new { 31% | 31%) bts) 30% No. 3 veilow, $1.25 to $1.27 | therbreak, heavy. buying by local and | SSainet 250.300 in. Senruaey. 1924. It e - = — — — — —_ - *™ if) tT? Me } 4.3 33 4 4 4] Le ] n Prof ae ‘ 7 a ,? «? wn ‘oO ; yf OW - ly te S| 1 | eastern bulls leaders Ceve lone d it touk = the Sina.iest February hog run siace elon Excharze iter eii aa | 1,500 Prat O&G 7 Un Protsh | 8M) 8G "8N) SR] No. & bellow: S146 master ills leaders develoned.” St took | tgs Muauest Feb “. = "ia co ae ee new wi’ 860% 59% 60% 59% Gerd A og oe mags fs No. 3 white S13 ly a the closing hour the market started tts) y leven gg | United States ®f) Pypi | | }*] 2 ] a a 1°] y 1°] ’ & I” Pe y . - /4 4 = - ot "4% Noe 4 ‘ r} ‘ nd 1s tn 1 fj eecensi on incer avpreasive rus ing that : ' ila week have had A tota! of Jf hd - - - y -/ - - 4 ; Ss & H ] a "* ] 4 , i «> ATS. ; forced aha ts to ‘ eT or ston lows ordery hogs as compared wi ith 790 000 the pre- |_" 4 aaly w “eal ‘ae atroneer “a ear of ‘feuing wee x, There oo coir “continugeove advan in prices from day to day _ Weekly Financial Statistical Report — 10 Solar R288 al” aay ag” | 2 | do otd 2.) 2%) an 2h aie | No. 3 white, ou ee ’ I i a sa > Ww are kR _ 21 ly 20% id ”] 6, 2 7 4 “ ts 41 P te ae fapeys o! rm ber ore rard drawing Aa bid of . *¥ ye the . le . ON %&& Los . +} \lo Pa ° ys ‘HO. ‘ Ke 's een ag borg I Ost - Dispatc h. ~ p | 2 . b ”"S o— | he MV er ar — - ™ Th ‘ a ' 3 \ e? 7 new Vv ‘ie cf 18 ‘ 17 - - ; No *) fe “2 NEW YORK. Feb. 28 s A : “4% 742 74 % pe 47 Wick Sp &s 17 16 4 xy ® sed bbc ‘ . belief « that the cond tion i« a otr ge a, : eo ser ing ; too : . a aAHPou average far ‘hia ’ ‘ : . istere athe °® genera a al - * aft the higte at | vel +t ras reached since & a as copyrigncea foreign ex- | —————"_————— rae ~~ “agers : hel This Week Last Weel 9.400 5 © Ind HH%, Goi. 66%, 65% Co w i 51 5! 5 51 ‘ a wae ‘ ‘ ” . 4 . ) » | «) | } 2 . . . Os ng prices to : were 10 ¥. “) . W innipeg (;rain Market. higher than a week ; end ¢a G16 a mid-November. 1920 (ootrary to t r ’ e vetom of iate. the big packers have em- LO te Tre i3 Mo Pac 6a [49 101 100% 1¢ : ‘7 87 fan extracrdinary char- | High Low, High. low 0 5 O Kan 40%, 40%, 40%, 40% " Diate in the foreicn exchange ee ho (averag ae ; , es +7 n ar c Y 1oOo S O Ky ! 118 1182 tm ‘ 7 lang s ’ age of O0) issues)... 11.01 09.68 ae nn -! i 3 18% 118 11N . EG: : “ ‘ during the week. enh pt among them A 4 ] a : ] 4 ‘ ) 1 : "oO 40s 0 Nieh OR] ee) o8) Ong . 2 ewe : I ING | | VW INNIF } fs a h PS ou losing prices and one quarter tes 4 “ a shat n Cons 5 pehe action of the New York ‘‘edera and , * 40 — Pais week. ast week 1,500 SON Y¥| 45%! 45) { 45%! 45% 2 Alvarado M| 13 u ; “—— {and ranges as follows the day. May wheat clesed at the ton “ety the early market from day t a a nk in increasing the rediscour Bonds (average of £U iseues)..------ af 5.3.80 83.70 hoe G PR Fay He | 45% BO Ar - 20. onx® —— 1's | Hien Lou Close. Pret — | $1.99% @19090%; July. S1.724@179% and y, Competing with the order buyers eS wer cent. Prior to that’ - ' ‘ ~~ ¢ 2 7 « ; ~ ‘ *. , - : "4 NYC deb Hs 4. market for eter! ng exchanwve } a: }Fore en by 1a8 ‘aveTacre f 1 E pests ‘ eas 102 14 10R&11 d 40 BSB & I a s %4 4 : ie on Cal e os W 15 ] in lic Fe . a} wheat oy 4 + - =O Ns Ue Aik Bulle tr +? e : rose rke? “ere ot proved so light every day that these. uyere . oft & °OH13 ‘oa | tou 4 "a by commercial req i ena . Federa!] Reserve ratio ‘ bi z : oe © ~~ 100) gn @ 1 oo J ac ) ti é ‘ 30) eh : O0 16 -a & Jer ~ rt °0 =, | viv woe tS te «6 WE fp? 8 . tab 199 %, couraged by the action ef wheat and th Bere on their mettie to eottain su , moved to within a narrosu ange Money rates in New York This week Last wee = — a —* 2 eee : - papi ‘ 4 J's ; 4 W INNIP EKG. Feb. 28—No. 1 Ne rthern became ot acgressive. fercing a clos: ng owe to Keep their plants —— Thurada when the - Cal] : p pA MEE Oe : . ; ‘ - é . peg a CR i 4 regson (; 3%, —7 ae “7 wheat $° ’ 47 ; NS rs > rthern 4 - * v7 8 > “= ‘ ai . 3 a? ery a) te { ; . ; 7 ‘“ it a « sharp Rice ~ r rs as Time eae A ST ial , to 41 3 - oo + IN Di P k N Dk NX’ r OTL. 1S Eng G MM , a . 1m. 'gaina for the we yi a & te 4% « Vn \ ime been fairly good taken as «4 whol. ~~ oS = cline of mor - EEG A SEN . v3 ‘ 3% to 3% ~ ; “a lclosed at $1.23 23 1974, with substantial propert mt to $4.78! a new ae incre Mant at ise P a2 > , ' oo i i - Ltd ind .. 28 24 te "4 | “4 «tap “a ~~? ‘ Sea yw ' propertion of fini year. Yesterday hower oe “Roh : lar Q° 7 aS Month of i dar Syn. . B%el 3h) 8 B% | 20 eureka Cr) 47 - * —e | Millstuffs. 136%. and Sept $1 325% 41.95% +, ood weight hogs fowa, Northern Mis- was improved by the | . ne . “~ , TY", *; ed tee! nt ip Ae r ne I ~ , ae ] 194 Jan 19°74 |} { = nr V . 4 pty 41) 40 le - ih lst a ought ° ‘ I ; pit. ‘ i 4 * oft bran S° Hw 77 : soft gray shorte\) atart Was iower on oorir asfon rev upme eel? MM! ry wri t« ritral Illiinete are reeds my 2 the ° rket discount rat ha 2 inate On nd Dis j ~e + * Seba a yeti? #5 gat hy 4.815, 676 4 798°4°9 & Cit Serv "04 “O22 204 704 i 40 49 WM nes '; : +" io i | e~ iO; mixed feed, $27.50 middlings, }1"e¢ because of the week ca bies Caah cor, | UUs of ihe hea\y hogs now reachin % and i ecehe a os . mm 7 ) a on prodquction ... Se . ‘ TOs ; Q5 Sag 7 324 : do 52 ff. or ' POD. ‘Oly 20% 4 mA rs oa7 En yeiio hominy (fine ground) ee ue ve “ : rece hyve . ‘io. 1m pounds an “ uy ; be ’ iran rj tn iva } : *-* *eee . 4 } 54° *? 5 ] } / ‘ rt ¢) - ns ya 7; ie oi * ‘ i 1 ' 1: , ‘ QQ; a? J i ha ® lagged rr?) the , the session ryt : 7 higher tor tne is ‘were also m Mt AY : $°37.°2907.1°1 ©°"-8 129 184 €°45 990 47R 44 Grecle &y1 JQ? 10m. 40? 10! } a‘ Mes otal 25 Vf, D Ys ————— ‘ ,a closing ow st of #«trength carrie4 clostne shile the Lehia 160 te 180 th a uD . : 4 ‘ar sal , ‘ ‘ : —, 2 4 2 : : - { ij — - ° o> , °e | ve ‘ « ‘s 4 . @ had arranged for a cred ‘o- Commer fa es 7 Deri O&R 7 ts 7 : | -O iil T Nev | * . : Alfalfa Meal. | prices “ac to Nee hither than the wnigit 1 OG 1 %. igs have shown more ad- Ps , ates seragh ai ‘ S t j ire 1 Hollinge: 14) a 2 ‘ peg fare For the week gain«s o te a ance during the week than the mats 000 mn th « eountr ‘ seni .. wu i - 0068 268 6.6 4 344 19717 OO 2 ; — ie ee a) " o-~ ™ 4 14 2 14 2 143 (ha Ce $2 0: i. ‘ ™ P ' ; a co re assumed would be : ~ ge liabilities $64.009.450 G57 7H7 RAO $122.94 7 442 PEGE By st pps > ) 6COF ederal (>i — XC os oan Ast Tee s Pe , Paw JU. ait “8% @776%& : and Ser ° ' “ows and stage f iled t pul-on Ingen ond ore +1 oo A £ g ex a i ‘ C t aes : Year aro of) {fs'hson VU ft 3 i 4 ty bs ly i an In , vr 10 ‘ 1 Re af. =e 20 ; oe ad r) gh eales were ony 54 fom bushels ae he fore part of the week but rnade uo basis on Raggy oF a resumption AD) litiee 9 eae Kirby Pet 4» 4% 4% be > Jer Vie , 11 i3 . 18c , -- -, reported for it witty a sharp wpturn at the close | ? nnouncet 7 ; POmmMocnjitic . or aad 0H? Qn" N°R "44 N25 -e@ ee oy > zs = 4 = J * ’ ey 2 +e 134 j P od Els h Pre. 7) ; ; ' ’ of finishing >] tH) hiche ’ . Hr : ; ‘ ar er 935,589 } Lago Pet v 72 0 o*y ) ite oO! oo - ce wher rovisions Rlerte ower but strengts - ne ¢ nicher At the week's clo“ ; ’ x9 “ ry B Rh strict = against ' srain and grain prod a ne ow 4447 ; 48 neg = 2 10? 10 a. ap Oj an an ‘ be ‘ 4 & I { is > c 19 " “ny ‘- Pol ‘ r u e e in corn and hogs caused oricee to vali the cboiee finished hogs of Various weights ° prhor lien e u rat 2 AisoO en‘ered into (oa and noKxKe % ‘ ee 2 ] QR? nie PAT RQ m4 o> - ° - ait en eR > ) LA ‘ » ( or . 63 ” . ° ya 4 ‘ oe T — oni ate and at t his close la A was e, ‘a : aoid as follows Hutcher _krades, or . as @ buli eh fort :’ the ‘yy Lone ; y Beant a a | ‘ sh te : ” ‘of ty . , Pe , od SOL at) “-* ‘i # if star 4 4 : s NEW yi mi Feh O8 aa 1 ‘ter firry ' >} : hioh ’ "7 ‘ *") ind ; a . "” id bei ac P ‘ . r ores’ ? Wu - " 0 as al i ~ - "oe g%° £0R =) M: rland 1 1 oy : - 4 4. ee e n Be . ~ tet ;iTrmy;: |~-~ a nigner rit The to lo higher, : Ss «an ve. 2 } 4 4 7 4 ‘ lights and al all = t© cause & Quick recov- | Miscellaneous products as 208 59 An 90 eee eon = Mid “ae oR ia ae 0 Lor S 8S Lt Loe q 13 receipts 8240. Creamery higher than ex-! an‘? bellies 10¢ hirher (laine for the | medium butchers. 164 ta 290 po . ; pan tne loss sustained on sterling Ore 11 07 ote + 307,876 ( Mid Col O11 OU OV OV O McKin Dar ‘28e (296 a tras 44% @45e; do ‘extras (92 score) 44¢: | week were 72% @75e for lard f (= $12.25017.50; tight _ light ~s ‘ } } ( ” . 5 - r tat ROG Sae- be gnhtr. 9 : | a! ; ' oe BE | 11.4 4 ‘ 9°05 > Mount Gulf 1 & 1% 1 %& 1°31 60 Nat Ti R.. ~ a Ts do. fireta (88 to 91 seore) 3H@ 44%: | for ribe and 72% @ BO- for hellies pounds pig 120 to 140 pounds. $11.75 xchange ehows | «f ne ae re. has : ‘ sese 7, Pe DP ne ——) & 5 cat ; 4] 1] W M and a le ‘ %) q * ! ow ‘ ae ~ oo v nt — Ee Zz unsettled: recel! ts -, 1? Mresh ‘ ] 7h» bine. 128 sea sacl A " : : ° ' as high as 5.19% = : we nm en ae — a 13 Peer © Cor 1? 1? 1} ; eal i Ms ce, 22 — extra firat id) Pa ese BY ce i aii 5: che poents oF so Gabee . . at : ‘ ; = ryii rahe ; — - OSA SNSEETRTNES - — - alii PSN - 2 ; ) a," ’ ° . - \ dni a us » ws " —_— — a ot Su Su: ; Me Bole) FO | 31 KtLSF gn Sign '$2) 07% if mew. low for'the vear on 9 Pitts Oi 14) 2) Lihi--s-- | 2 NF Zinc .\190% 190 1190% 190 | seconde, 77 Pacific Gosat whites ox-11 Cas h Grain El: yher [packer stan 98.5008.50, . % ifs 11 * 9 — Sw Jet.4s ‘RO BO - 2 A new reen-i far thal | Kee egg . eee: 4,5 RC 0 € R ~s ~s- - Yt : “ H Min Jl dle 3] Sic tras 3o 1, @ 40° Cheese firm: rece pts | | 8s in sew re | ' ‘$ % Letts lutte > ate 1. Sw con 4 'S2) 68% Me made on Holland jguiiders. checks ‘| > Gale Ole Son Si Ee Ld alle é' 41 Ohio Cop . 1*] 1°! 1°! ] ' 131,945 pour ds. ( |cooCco-:;-oOoreo- Oo Kew Sheep Arriving. ., % ? MN” depances exchange was : ° . ° Ss Get On Pet 4G) Set eel Beal | Mie anc NT Mont, Feb. 28 —Tive noulter—-|. CHICAGO. Feb. 28—Wheat—Cash. No. | Usually’ at this season there ism. grant 7 ; ' aot Strong mo is » fro > Vey — oe, ae’ at ts ee : Mines Ad Ne SOc a0e °9 Pirm. Broilers arzge bv freight Baw {1 hard. $2.01: No. 3 hard, $1.96. Corn— |tcarcity of sheep and lamb supplier in : . : 40 © of Oh ’ “ ‘ , nN ina fe ¥ . re ‘? . > - > 33 , tT? a ry 1 44) | by , ar » ‘ - “or " > : id in Be, Wile, 7% | SABAP Int 45°43) 84} Se cents ta the ye razilias 1é | gwioégG 26? aut ei 3m | 92 Piym LM iSte B0c Nic sete | freight. SE exnress, BOc: do small, by | No. 3 mized. S1-28%, | No, 4 mines. | pom territory but this yeur it seems mare by ble lloty 4 j "40 FI | oF zee & le tet oe f the yea J “% | °°? ¥Y : , : a , 2 2 I 2 | Prem G M . a. 2 % a4 2” % de pn . DOC. lo by express, Soe fow!s, 114% No > mixed. $1.11 %~@1.1° No, | Pronoun ed than ever. Week's run of sheep : ihe wT . Th " ] ~ - i4 ; 40 “ © : 66 down to ] ] Ow beat a = ed . anes e t =... ,Ooog ie, if f) “a 6 4 fr) \ ' 5 ye 8 = TT) "T ev - ~. ~ on " ct nred by re ig! t me 7 Dressed “> jltry f} ai ixed $s! Oo Vay ; No 3 ve llhoew ball | > > a, ’ and ainbe totale orbs "104 head whi n . “ . « ot A . > : . . Oe, SE . i af ‘ i . at anand . “ ‘ : : : -* ond ‘ > ln BOG ty LOG 'y a eS oS : bt St oe . yomerus Scandinavian ex- Ws anu Lommen ae ee a INDU STRIALS. 60 Siiverdalg he o | 2 pe? SP oe unchanged. |} @1 28%: No. 4 yellow. $1.18@1 2"; No. | 7 linarily would not be considered an ade- 3 - : 4 iF on t ’ i % id stead w hile u id , PO, nent ' \ o VW y ( R K, Fe by og — 1) Stand ¢ - 19- 1% 10 5 . sth, ri} . At} P } Cl, wO a s oultry aiive un- ' ) ‘ aw +] ) 4 1k, ] 1R Ses @ wellow Seaxe sUupDiyv f As — angle “gg ge Nw * 34 Aceregrate 7 4 .; ao > Ad Power "kh 2K IR 87 14 10 Ti Rel ihe rad +> as f nangee S11 Ot, @1.34 Wa 4 white, $1. 19@ | Previous week r 7% bead rot itu 5 RB ‘ee ae a CHICAGO, Feb. 25..—Rutter higne 119%: No. 6 white 41.09%, ‘sample | 7C4t av arrivals were 4217 Otter ngs Januar ; 72 s°] , creamery extras 4:3! standards, 43c: | erades. $1.019771.08 Oate—No, 2 white j|from day to day consisted of ‘edd. lots of J j i 1001, 100 ty } ‘ > | ’ ; | os 4 : un (ats 1435 PS Ft 45°50 S5'e| BOB, . seth) Te i | ! ‘ @%,c. Rye—No. 2. $1.60@. Barley, 90c | buted from local f ts. The general se] =? ol “a 3. - : . : i , > ‘ i... rf. , YT ie Min Atk of} 506 5s | seconds 413@ Ac Eges lower; receipt | die Mm Many other i« : . : . sues nd vyester — Pp i r a aif revenue . ‘ ; rk ah wed pronounced gt? S ECIAL DAILY » ? ‘ 458.7 rail “s - inc ome of a A .' new y 4 4 . » Tar ] e " ‘ . 5 ' ' r j ‘ “at P allrenade ¢ . . “ * om = a lads i er ‘ m .' . ; - S ~s ° dine aie — , j nH or a - -% ; A i: ‘ E: y 72 no 7 , - | 7 “> ; . ‘ " é 4 be o ’ 4 fe ‘ * ‘} } }* : > ~ + ; ; ‘ ” | a *% ° ® F ro tj . rt ss , ae a) : “ - , ] ] ij oe / | Pi lle ‘ re FF e's 41 ot | . fir ate IRA 400 eye No - hite Naw j4e: XN 4 wh te | naive fed Stock and Nebraska lar « 4. 5 | | lots. ‘The general , ae exchanges were quiet Sterling Bi t02 9 10's 19S Ry gn 4s 756 ‘| TT te! Bferther recovery. gaining % of |. ———_——— Toe show a creaad 4f. 48% war aos ete ial ae ae | 4 ~ * a1) * 7 2 ] ‘ ? pata 101 ad * a petter geretan ies . Ove’ lan iary ) 4 +) + , - - “ P&T, now . 4 »4 1, 4 > : . . } , soe agi . , ' > 13! - ifica m ’ rf the rise n he rig By Aa Spectal | orrespondent of the : 4 ian ae ts F - . Os i f $ ‘? ] ir . P & 1 > ; ‘ , oO” . : . — or , 4 et 13 1 2¢ + O60. ‘Ase ~ al re's ” ¢) a1" . TC: Mer ao ' 4 $1 a” | rest hy weed. €5.°5086 yas {"lo- ow trade acva : ed oe fur the week and . 2 mpeg race P'renct Post-Dispatch. “4 Mrasting’ with $40,166,006 24 AE&ECA Vt ¥ O°” b o * P UNst) : ~~? J” iv. Oe firets “40 : ; vou sec 1 $2422.50 Lard. 16.15 ribs, | ee? sold strong There wae hardly enough j ; the o her al . -‘ # iy a ] ’ VW T VW yc yy? K EF a le ‘ Hilé At,o) Peh [oR — Potea nes market ] sc re ‘lie s 2 wk. tw on ra. from day te duy. however. ; 2 ' — , Feb. 2% ‘he closing | , ees Bp cember, 192 > Atlan Fr MTe | NRE | 27 ANe 94 Grand . a ‘i: very fer redaiuts ane i feller same 1 . % | 101 s 0 Pn R _ &n A mas? giving r ) , I ~ LOS IN was St R¥ cc AnH Cir, : iia P : ae : , i. = ; “A gh > 4 Waence r) ‘ 4 4 4 a 4 a 4% a c' ! ~ sn ieee ecelnts 44 cara: to- > y , aes _the nearket NeOraska Th Thr 2 a . ‘ 51° ly ents It; ; Sé€sSion of the week on ; o Srey ; ’ revenues [or i I>O ‘ 147 147 147; 14/ “ 3 & ‘ | —~ ehiprments 4909 Wisconsin sacked 2m 80:0 «@ S14 ww? to S17 i. while the ‘es “hed bY 28 Thay A st | : curren | as By 2 ae oe 1 eeanuary were $377,356 nk tg. | ee . - fin = 5 eS ae sconsir od | poe , J sae ee ee +. we h be Mies were easier y ~ rixenal ge “ « \ em > . ; 544.006 700 avraine* - —_ ind hit 1050@1.10 naakte $1 05 ul nt . . o $17 25° montis ,} " : france burt ot? ree ; we & ee 24a bicdal ’ — t ry mies ¥ ©. With $ a... kd O00 in tha ams . og ¥ Taéaho en cked russets , 3) Minnesota A rpe ine, , j ' | ¢ weal hap! uf nution sheep roid at $8 60 ” 6 Reichsmarks wer ee prices Beneraily highe! buying | 7 : apt Same montn in ' B t sacked ibblers fanev’ $1525 ee oe aan SE mene to 38 50 The supaly on feed at local. Or the news of the death ~7 | OTders came into the market ore ve%, &@ Bain of 2.40 per gent. u ae gZs an ou try | KANSAS CITY. Fi os —ize3 le low- LINSEED O!l.—Onotations in 1 wm @ | [Otd jot nag heen whittled down the past Eber: Ge ee : ceatn of sul 3 tii MmarnKet, i - » » * 2 pn fireta °F secleacted. 2% Mutter cream. | harre!l ‘ota now $) S30 per gallon for raw few days. ore lam te com: out than , Ready. it) i 8 aiso were tin sil a LiVeis ci‘ mand 10! The +. . , ‘ 3 eT ' ‘Is RIT4 F neice : a ory le } aher 40% 47c: packing le lower ‘and s] 33 for boi ed have beer £oing if. Aside ron Ww ite | . : . enh Bg of the pubhe utiiilitv { omp hie si oa 8 | ti tes Padia ator (“A 1 7 y ty C . : TE ¢ Beis AND pot L 1 Other +)? luce mri har = JA . ; @ 7 on : On ef in from the frana Miesour! eountrs “ onan the Pemt Disna ‘ h ' nies “AY? d ee , } +} - ~ ; ' ea ed $20 SS A Sha ‘ oT} THe . = I A: ong Feb oe “ot Louls . — ¢ a ANNAN ee Feb ~* Turpent! hoc | deaiers say there if an ase#urance wf ; *()O , + TORK 1 og . st aii a2auLOTHNOonDvlie nake rs, the oli mor « ¢ ai , com - . a jas Til is tvUeewe LOday imid the follow- — - - Tmv? “ rece ute ond ah! pment« ; ‘ight offerings on the local market > ~ : ' . my os 74 ' , : ; Baty euowils ar ‘er ‘ P . ' . . w ”~ if ‘ Veal a ar? ~ r> > r) fas r r) , r ; | sie j 7 7 ‘ if - . : " Py Kv i als 100 100% Baturda ial = fee EE are p oduce rs. a number of t ne rail- aes sabe » ae ? ended Janu- WA HINGTON eh oR _. Although a gerber ‘ oa aus ‘ intry shigvere ver pound | stoc 3 x ?. ment “ys” salee 44 re now until the pew spring lamb ¢ is $4 ‘ 2 4 OF the | fore ile sate : - K 42RO auo roads and numerous stocks of the ” .S : ~~ ait OWA a for pre- ria? A new operating ré ' i +} erred dividends Net profit was | shed, the total freight traffic on Ciase —_ obbers as usnal aquetec higher) $5.50 to $6 per bbl.; Alabama hampers 1 e207 1 ry _ ria é » > " .. P . ine . ‘ +s re (lhe e f 900 : } tod 7 , the ad : ie | Eh» . % 90° a0 2 Wah Om Bis 41) Thy) 7S ib ster.) the New York Reser, Bar O the preceding 12 montl Tenge Aas gs saaea” by the |trading Receipts tm the arternoun carried ONION SETS—Ked and yellow $4.50 ain enetin rw and profit-taking Rid- 17.75; fair to good lambs $15416.0 ae : = . 7. ° 4 . : . Pl ‘ rca | . "(? « , reay ‘ a ax pom yr = “nt .s , . } [ ’ ‘ (° ’ } , y . ‘ vent ; ; a — . « . MO) “, 10) nN t Wea ? ? ie a3 Me 9:3 % wa * $.76% 4.75 % 4 76 ! discount rat to 23 } . : ° ad * ese roads nern te J £9 4> ” ang ‘ ; cy ap (Ve: oF 8Qj0 at tome concession in ofTrice,! per bu., while SO per bu . oe. e. , a ° mf. pany pee March Rae! oy vile and commen lamb, sic@iad nO. 7 "A ms / : ay 2 : . aie os 1iAGe i rds . y ; a ‘4 ' ge . . ° ' ” M4 ‘ ‘ ; -T ’ t* yd . : . " Ms 4 n ods. a4 Wea . i oo idl . ) 81% y “rn 4 76D 4 78 ; TB i ie ] TT ” ; oI — J anuary net 2) ers Y ; f ton miies Wit Line j «tern F “3B - - bs I bh R—C're athiery, exiTar 44: i AR SNIP B— Home Zrowns washe., Vdc tae t= cor and May 1. July 1% ' ak p ar bow * al on" hand: weight mist . : . le \\ it} sig bbs ‘as in”? 14 10% #0 cays 4 r ; 4 an 4 ~% 4 avuie impress ‘>T) on the es pe (* J lat ive } met : , . Pp at nS i! come é ff f & reer cent 7 : J 4 By , . ets lard 4°, f rsis nut om aig 3] to $1 ye! eh } rox lovee re a! T HM Minn Feb *” fu (lone flax ten Pewee os \oeo "> heavy Pen a7 7h * : | 4 " ’ *% cr | fr) , , . . os a ; : ‘*3 ; ree ‘ ; i . 2 iis «be? ’ na 4 " oll a i oF. 3 ; , : ° saint P- -- a : oe a 0 day? 4.72 47] 4 79 Toiiowineg At the Same time short i \ ‘ Great Northern and the “at Western 4 ner ent | yackKifig stuck la a4 AR » oe — Mattia irly $6 50 te $7 nn $4314 Mare? $3.14." Aori! mchanpye Seema —_ gy So Can. : : : . ’ i? es > . ‘ rr?’ mores [> fiw 7 . Caray y > r AT | " . | : ' an . — Der ry) . if vs. ia Fr ; a " - . > ‘ red J ’ ; : ° : . , reeb ” “ . B 19 Sc i‘iive ring We mt Ori, ar qd This tore ther - ! st gaat =} sa lmnprove Po } 7 git traf } "y A , r fj 14 ‘ » ay $1 14%, J ‘ , $-: 11 . en rte greats fat “% 5044 ane aim ae : , : . ’ . si * . - @¢F lH? oa yf ‘4 ‘ ryrirs ° « 4 _ - Le! Jozer ? , a > =. ' ; ‘ ar Loe 4 oy one #, . 0. : - . 7 on with fresh buying mt tt r) , , r Ove e same menth las Year -_. . = . ace , AVEC, JnInYeo ive weuvade, FOC Ny .? —_ ” “% Kice# A617 0 fat that 2oa'e "wn «4 teen 5.12 , 141, % fe 7inhs, REPL the Markel) Great Nort! a 7am ; high records but fell off consider- | er dozen. dressed syua! HSc ver vewnad Northern rurals, $1.30 to $145; ‘to St. Leute Hay Market. int tunis & ‘aan. te $ dines a4 2 v9. “? 14 > P. wa a, aclive st ¢ Q arr reports an ine reace uring the nrerve ne . meonthe ‘email and lark at Aime ol pound au Uso urbal $1 72 , %] 90 "Ti ey b i. } $iv standard sik@ a bass kids S506 wf. tig an@ com non "8 3c ’ — o 23! $8: x, : fr ? =) °? "? . . ire ‘ ¢t} ’ 7 . —-_ . . / ° pues Vii? = 1% yi) ‘ = is . . a , ; ’ Peele | q outa 1@ 4 Oo 19 3c ‘ oe In the last hour the oil Shares oe tes $552,038 and North- ene oe om enwmerates 01 e| CHELSE—ier pound. Northern, (wins, | vines, $1.20 patra, Soa pe Wisconsin 20, No. 4 $14. Alfalfa, No. 3 and no ve 316 siy Keaseuns That Make : +. " ere t: , ’ ‘ er?) Pac 4 . TTA ( £4 comp -_ : _ ] T+ j ; ; ‘Ff tere i Pig ry 43 be « git gie "4c longhor s ‘us eC’ ; " iz wa.4 = , 4 oad ; $1 “ti: Jda vie ds $1 ; i i.) ~ o ) aca Sp Gnece Ih (ORG SLi Bi ‘ 7 =- ws the railroads wr’ rreatest ef? laimies, YD ri te. ‘26 bricks 22' © roaset burbanks,. $2.60 to $32 .byo New Vork Sugar = * Sees " 4 nh” 4 ‘4 4 nq. t} r } S - 4 Ah % ; ’ 4 al, n ,eanr aco ‘ . - ; " a f ‘ ; . . a”, , Tl as; rh y¢ SC. PALDISHE o ve - ’ ; ' ‘ 4 ‘ - , ; i: 0 : an Americans hy > «wf {- S S . € ¢ a! ry jn Oetoh Pay ? m4 , ; ors - LAU Bi Ne Co) AlsaDa@a ’ ¥ : ; ; “P 1.03% 4.05 410 by rican rh B stock ' s ° $3.109.743.000 net ton, a oe ork I , POUL! KY ie - ois Diol: j sing 20 ® S5c oer @onen wanehes Ringe of ~ ‘oal Reported, ad, w YORK Feh %8.--A eethack’ of ’ " wi « . ‘ rat 7 T) { j c iy ‘rf ri¢ by j , - = ) ‘ ‘ j wke siee sede ; . - * = ; 4 Ta 4 "t+ eant é seamed —— ear omft ARS ' 19.30. . OF ‘y : - ae Se ae — vo ¢ raf ading of 1.117.345 freight cars , sa | Rees we © ” : RH! BARB— Michigan bothouse, 70c to)! he Sper wid Press et tates remy ' ‘he row hem pan me ce od BY: around oY, al G l if rit e] . t ‘ .* 9 — _ O trie Ind Ist? al F ji- iy ne 1 . Wee! of rcrone? no” " , , a . % ites Prins . = he Of $) pe Le ee + eaeees, TIC Aityi rel 7? im Pay ige denon tes " erat’ al at oe mayne Bere a 4 4 *4 i “ . agit . P T ne? 4 . . ™* 2 De oat ) ia : $.4 : a en 4 | ‘ . ~ * " ; . : 4 : . oe [om i Oo P t ed ‘i Pees . 7 m1 1 oft 4 A221 : tt? ry : al’ we - iM as he ¥ : ehruary Lere “ thie Q i per cent at + be te . hig sf & leo “ ~ Fees . » O° , ey - n group (je? er: ’ P wr , oO S761 0600 thi, ote «ft e. e% é é ‘ no . * P ‘ ats : Sara? re refinere a : . ‘ Me ‘ ; > | ‘ rié¢ ry \" w ‘ e : i ia ez j ; ‘ renor . vr : ‘ “ i ba k ; ; " . 7 hs c = ‘ ——s , e. i 44 : ‘ e 1% oO re err ipar °% Be 2) 4 * | :. ai rm ai st Sa et oe ok : } ; 0 ’ grain id grain vrod- au s ~4 i 4 peoovy ducks tc; yg Jaa, » THE lloms erown. ei. neak volume of Jan. 1. wholewale and re- Paw eveer futures ne4 1 te @ : . est ’ mierk |: ect tag Strong, aiong with tl I ; . ndivisied profits YC getre 12 to 13 'ec; capons, ¥ IDs 4 er 10" $2 to $2.23: Bermuda and white; tail trade showed seasonal deciine in Jan- tower onder lleutdatto =, Noin’e ah, as TOs An Ba cellent Inve«wt ment ioent« \?1 eri & | , VW . a " 4 r? ; a 4 i, neds . ‘ greatest oun? Sd on? ry are ee rhe. _ oe? - ie otc 4 ee Sle a] b ath Ss) 30 ‘of ) 51 ; ree a rpaem na s y per bu nae ber jt mY “4 ; tier . dairy rrodir ta re ne ’ i a ye Bt oe gaa by. the , «* 7 : AO ‘ ‘ . ; } i ‘ 7 ‘ > - ¢ £ ‘ . , " re ¢ an a oe ‘ «> ‘ ; . ‘ . ee : P , 4 nm’ . nd aw? : , 4 » ; . ve 7 : ° . vi ort hee : Ei » a ‘4 i . MKS 979 en , ne _ Ti thy, 0 ‘ , ‘ ‘ 74 OtTAl Aes ec] : " ‘ “ : . 1924 ane «# : - one! Sil)/s o } e cas $4 , , a) " “y - Ly ee +) : ow nachinery im —- ire Hed in coverte and trade huvi-« v ’ 4, Ku he Rr) 1, : ‘ _ 3 a. i ‘ A «i ' if . ‘) a ii : TY r ” | ‘Sa! bi tH ‘ 4 kuUlLeas Over ¢ tee +) mt \ ung iar » 3: t,t) i 4 leneaee eAlf 1 The nis nese cond tions report of the rricon were ‘ te ‘ eatete or niet rt ue fo) ; _—* > ~* ~ pid } s» ' ior Ti . ’ , ’ ‘ / ye ’ ¢ ’ ,r or ? “iit iA: ‘ 4 : « " : : ' { ry as ; od ’ ’ A 4 b : ° te e ae . a5 =o” « hy ry to! . 10] s Tiusiness r 40 9 J oo). Ol fae | &] ' sat b i. - j Specuiative ¥ sie ; a f hm «Al Zee ’ . eri & abi 7 u i» ty , ibe $s 75 RU 7. 2AGAS-C — ‘ ab *» - - F bad a Bar “ss sed inant e¢ ’ 0° Mas 4 nN" July 4 “4 Sain ‘ ~ t+ rity 4i2\ re obeepmirypese since 1s ¥ ——_ | ‘j att. rs the eerste on | , lion j ee} : (pT ~ Pia? Rut k wih rn now ———_ ' ae } LD pe) ry RYT y : — ’ - 10 A eo muik. $1 20 per fn e ing ate | ~~ ar A » ob rember “ a8 : * : 2 imt =f? 7 : ' ; wae peta i iae ; -_~ i} id P ssa , j : . ; se : , . ivan ; savings depos\ta wl Le » ext : ; ; : aris furniture mind hour : "> i! at “MWA th The "\Y > a ‘ : has i% of ; g* ‘1 tne | ry, if ¢ qd ~—forae elias rat a . KeeS« Seo ¢ ‘ s@ a ; foot - . ye ,—_—, a a 4 ee * $1 ner bu pox new dvuisiane. SOc to! result of ao heavy t rety of « : ie 4 ne 6granws . wn refiners ‘ 4 : ou} it ‘ f oa) ard = st! anoting rf] 50 rents cds through its chain of . \ oa y r 1s? vy? ‘,* - ‘ Ti) 7 «7 . , if ? ’ large ores in Pittsburg: "6 40.03 40.07 40.09} 2OUrR™me of Congress ‘another , Su = , enia ; - , , ‘ ane , turkevs &,? ‘ . ‘ aa demonstration would be staged pia : ation hich f * (3c. capons, 849 ibs. 37 *.. 60c ver domn bunches diminished demand. an ex : ): ) zed AI te : Bhs : : ' Bac: Sic, Sites, SOc. stipe, 140 | re APORA tes , ed demand, an excess supriy Was - There wee a anie.of one lot for M : iif ; 1] mas ’ | le a mn inn _ ” . . MM 4 ae ——m Vj é j . ret ked S4 to reated and weroduetior wae curtailed €9 Mea. . ‘> : "yy ue « I'L nf . . tn >» 3 } Tr) extent n February. ‘*- e refined futures market et N eu york stud opducts an a } lit tie inal order business. +f ; j ti is ge! P ry *y hy i> +, , ? ; : f f 2 id ' . . * on . = er eo o s ! i ‘ ‘ ‘ } . * . — . I ee . i.? ] ’ "4 at ore } &: ; . , oe { 1? Cur cié Pe? la . 7 9 Ie? =| ' : ’ ae | 7 oes " ~4 st) 4 ; c i a 4 ‘ > / wr f) hoe 4 - ar 7.6 en? . tatement. ie 15.24' 15 2% 1 @n sttincdiaias and tne Ovlors ont jed : . ; war nie, lomnd af 23 a nied : ws a on im Jum bu $i ov ia on iF 1 , rates. re rant@ : 5 ; a* - r¢ ’ ’ . ; , . @ , ow , : oS : ‘? +” : “al } mT ’ ; " ‘ — . a* , . ‘4 The actus n “6 8, their , wi bega ur oo ‘ the Jeddo-HAvland Coa} hh ¢ ley of 1 ner ee it ait -” re $3.2 sma lt Fy _ eee + a fare $5. ft $6.50 choices ; eset tangibic axsselia ate equi de, . " - yor ("9 has hee elected Pe :, c b, alin 6 ' ; ae tie VAL, ; lle «4 ae , , on ¢ et ta — leesst ‘ . We h re i t ee ‘ - Baek ? (>a ( ] ‘ : ‘ i. | ii hia 0) if Pru at ‘ rte; \ git i jer , rf j ; lf : ‘ . . tt . igi ‘ > Fo 5 ,. = ,or Late 7 ‘} « wl cot fA h s a Bs eae Fay i a " en of ao , . , ' re) } i c* \ ~ f ’ ' , +> ' 7 , y OV ve f % lity ’ ra to 2 OK 7 50 to si f¢ mevice | 88 OR 28 92! tric was the lead: sbmiahieg:-ataia i the board : , ectors | te “7 9 63.50 to $3 for ch pe hi j .t) Pa | a ‘ | j . t R 4 ; r éweE wT * one . : j . y Ge ‘ ryuug ~—— unae* -~ A Bit : 1! egrov n. oo te $1 10 An . 4 . veg . inderweight ete. selling for charges ner doten hunches “9 preferred stuck outstanding. TBs © O° ¢ * é? z on - x: rds} & . Se 4 77.3 —% ae ’ ‘ Wt | | on \ mo? rag ch ¢ motors «?} ‘ | ‘ « " : er . . ts ° . 4 > , in ’ 4 At ures Were J rieieat. ‘ a I ane _ ’ l¢ ; ee , ’ ly ae BLOCK a 4 ‘ rey Vi ’ 7 ’ o> ty . - rn tre 4 1 Ze " wh Pep jet 4c hocks {‘= Sse per cosm ches . . 2% ai authorizati 1.000.000 worth | @alitv: culle tess cHALLOTS—Loulsiane. Zhe to 30 per 7 oe 17.20 - : ee 17.80 Wve preferred : ” ' j 17 he > es r° iz a” MI. xwe + cai : 7 : ; cs ; ee ~ , ong ir) See A Siar? .NIer ‘i EPANTSH CINTON SB o « tee $s” 40 rer in 31 of the 32 years of its 4 x tes: tre are eonvertini Sugar honds | ive ’ vidend bea na e An ANISE PLANT—«lsuisians. 3 to $4.50 pate 1% : aa a é t 7 Se 19 ride 19 cal a’ 19 on Arne ricafTy Locen ‘ ve enltd at its - : fr a4 : " : ol > : ] te t v at ad or NI ° 1 Tl" pert } Der Darre . meray, | ‘ } A a s. - . . : Pa LPiial ," | ey ‘ rat ‘ . : ; vT. - te ~ # it i.wts 4 .\ => ' . Ds 19 274° 19 © 39 #4! highest for the season on stories of . , | i4 _ IVA, ¥ mat os me OO wy — PNTP mPrl ‘~ Ale ba rae ha mpe s , —_ ; , , . " ' up » points on the week and at a ee } bi hin—Home grow sc to 40¢) «) «> . €} °: Application will _ made to ie. 14 17 sr iTrie i? thie raiiwawy ¢ vision (hes. : si , * e +3 P D Cc d- R . se wus Te => % gbur wl Le I UY Useeba . ° _ ~— . pte i4 es , =! : iif ve 2r ry oo et evien. j 45. =e. = Bt Cs A-% if iriie $* | WA ry HiCHRESS Lia Ca Die aay to S > ) Mark E. ae per dozen Farm lands at today’s low prices are the surest this t#xue on the New York ase... ¢ + apeak: . phi Was thie featur : iyvchanges 1p i? 16 4 >’ i t $7 ° - ve “ _ . ; 5 - : ‘ ; ; a, ‘ Son at ’ oy *..o¢nme . . ’ ' -_ ae . — aia ‘-@, f* 4 ; vor da ’ ; wo) ~ wi P : ‘ 4 s ? MWivVa?l ‘ . ‘ : in} a Was on — —— New ‘ =" A ail ~ ‘ ut ow See Fs moving &§ o~ \) Teer cra reese nae 86 t "$s ‘Xo ? . ree z “$0 Farm r t t t 4 : . ; Q Fr a ‘, . ™ > : , ,es the demat showirt gore tr arene we * pee + x” : . oduc od d at hb. @mption 19 *0) 19 “ry 19 on (,Aa3 ie ot cheater & Roston 40 - wer: aie ening he ead eonstruct one pate hina i AKROT s— * ove ° Frown 2 : er ., Oo e100 YO winesape $* to $i) ‘ Pp 5 a ay s a vancing prices are ee ae | “Th Bo d Mark ly : : puing te 066, Senprerseey 208 witths. 131 ger box: seees Senge. $115 to B20) SARA ae ow ae he fairest and truest indicators of investment re- | 4 - . P + : . + ee 7 , ‘ 4 ” ’ : , Z -i Fis y Z ’ . - — ‘ 4 oD ~ : ~ a . ’ . . Income Tas ; ’ ra e n arket. ni . ; , : ape 1z Of | active Wool gcods are sesinnine iper bu basket. New York sacked, $1.50 COCOANUTS—S32 per 100 © air t t : , tr 5 es ; - ’ . . . ° we | _ - ieivela ys tw tut er Tales $J JV Ww ©} 0 ‘f s° f) 2 | SS. i LIMES—$1.75 per 100 Arg. ’ firm 7) the be nea market At ' ves : coh dies : . " ’ 3a ' it’ ; ry? r sy ' ’ ‘ .* sin ila a } ~— ‘ ’ in .. q es -an¥ ro ‘2 ‘ rig . I ’ ~ a ’ : OQ a fur $5 to $¢ I mMi N ™ c ie . a “$th , pe. : , F ha a , st ; , ! ni Ae te b, ; : 5 he b\s ‘ . » ‘ - 4 : : —_ ai°.orf } ’ « 5 \f + oH ‘or arm purchases at today’s reasonable terms are are reirig — ° Aa $4 tc 4 | close of the week inere Was & ' « . > . , . P 4 ; : ;tai? P he ts ‘ 7 . Grad _ nina : 4 | ; ta : a «') > si ; , . : ¥ a gee B.ahna ow to 378 per ORANGES Californie lars $5 25 h 4 + 2" 40.00 39.8T 39 50° further shading of? rus stinne | - he! ° ‘ ea Tt 4 “Zé ’ si Ota k R ew’ mar ¢ o } rT? se were we) = 1) T? - : ES ‘AT a “- 1? nn il 10 11 oe resp a¢ t's the money § 1a ’ - ° : a : i : : i AOUIBIA TSA ofa 7. oo) . ~s* ried meet wtf standing th » closing Re | pe barrel: s) — ba whet. erria $i 2 Der horx. ~ : mton Wool Marke oe oo ‘ - ee io pounds , Afowsh : . Louls ; Pee. , .0014% 0014% 0014% loans Somehow or other thd . wat teen - wwennen -% ad a oy pe oe New Vork ¢ ‘ot tonseed Gil, K AlLDPp-A\aPama SI te $1.3 per approved sasvues — I N. 15TH STREET Af ~se a4 touts Stock 4 0014 '* O14 * 0014 % : ket has been a bis tm abesaorh tt . embers New ork Stack : ! 6146 H°8 le’ : Laat ' ae tntte cinsed fir Pitre simener |» Si ia ‘E—(ulifornea icerherg. $3 to : Saint Louis, Mo ’ : gation bv Ware we \ ’ seit » ty : : : A’ A x ‘nu : Tr aa, éu "67 8 of) Mix *; ~ ‘4 . ~—ae ' ‘ on ass s reduced pres * a ; > sa rn joperating experts 92> April $11.4 Mt ©1123 > o reg, , he wee a oa * a An Cv “Oo «i: a atte ting quo aton- " lect “1 OO ex: . peri 3 ; is a het c ht} ' i) - . s. la bo el z ." o te » | ar > . a F | 38.62 3e. 73 30 "6 an American Petroleum convert- “ Jam ne 1974 6. oe nat neem ove wo* ok a: SIL RS. | Sevtenue: a's BRADERMAN' SERVICE. 66 8 wey. Sew Tort ~ é 7 re ° iti t 7 oe - 4 i ‘a4 Bom eer = 4 } st a.?s ia} MUsMAtUM>—heme gteewn Sik iw wtic 5

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ee ks 2 eae ; a ae ‘Cee. ~~ SPRING $ 108 — ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH The Daily POST- DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one > other evening eee COMBINED eras bi 2 pe Nees , VWARCH ——_— — ———- lla FRELEIN HAGEN, 16, MISSING | 7! whom be be to assoc { lather Ask« Police to Search for Girl Gone Since Jan. 15. William Hagen. 420 # Sidnes s'reet. has asked police ts search for his daughter. Freiein. 16 years old, who left home Jan. 15 to go to her place of emplorment and has mot been heard from since Miss Hagen is described as be- Children Ss Eyes ’ n bes ~ —_ ng of mediur he ht. with black bobbed hair and brown eves. W Ww: ‘aSt seen she was attired in a black m she aap cha : COg ” ’ ey) er - = - » -* a - > ¢ - , . . ~i & ' ir? " i(}e - e. >? iT iy wy | : . . -* . : a scenograprer at the Shapieig! Moritz ica 0 . . . : . s tz - ms A ‘ape >i ; THe} ° ha "igo. : } ; => : a ; ’ h believed his daughter lef:r th: . ty . notne Yor Oma! For 27 Years. odes Moritz gijce es=f ji rge includes service for ons OPEN UNTIL 8:00 P. M. Good serviceable Suits chine or for work. - also Over- coats—used but in good order— plenty good enough for the ma- New Work Pants, 95c; Overalis, 95c; Khaki Pants, 95¢c; Hart Schaffner & Marx all-wool used Pants, $2.75; new tailor-made not-calied-for Pants, $5.95, new blue serge Pants, $2.95. 3000 SUITS, OVERCOATS “3 TO $ (uher Overcoat 7 fii Ss 7 / ¢ 4 = Y vw Pal = - ; hat tatl TMMOTOTUN n Uta i See Our Wi | > 4 For the benefit of ¢t wish to see how this ~~ ful Suite is mace amie it serves ‘ts dual we are having a d tion in our corner wi this week. Visit this fd _ « ry ¥. *3.. Ww = — Way = : ‘ ‘ : _ tien © & , i . ‘ A i -P Now restful comfort for sleeping has at last been built into a Davenport-Bed. Here t is—a handsome Living-Room Suite in outward appearance but concealing a sof*. — i HANDSOME . COMFORTABLE . EASILY OPERATED ' } g Sold « on Taha of xurious coil pring bed with concealed space for bedding. (Note the deep coil | 15 Cash springs as shown in the insert.) We have faithfully pictured the pieces. They Upholstering is of fine figured velour, choice of ch oO. are \extra large. very comfortable and ail su- many shades of your own selection. Pieces are f ppinmnneitilighipaenaiemmpeiante perbly made. The loose cushions are Marshall beautifully trimmed, as shown. All! in all, the fad spring filled and the davemport bed, fireside and best Davenport-Bed Suite values we have ever ego iag club chairs are included. seen. Introductory sale price this week : 4 i ——— ’ b L/ ip ‘ ‘hai Ai 2. ie. . “ee &: 4 . 4 a 8 Pe. Comb. Wainut Dining Suite. 2 $10 CASH $200 VALUE & y ss A MONTH $185 VALUE qT AS SHOWN LARGE PIECES 4 These eight graceful preces im — Anne period are of fine combi mation walnut, with a su- perb finish. All pieces are well constructed ; buffet has lined silver drawer and other features. We include the 60-inch buffet with 4 shapely front oo ob! ong extension table, five side chairs =md ome host's chair (with tapestry seats.) separately. 4-Pe. ¢ Grae ‘Watent Ritecem ‘Suite oe | $250 VALUE $275 VALUE % ’ &Y see rt me MOSS-TRIM MED EXTRA LARGE This exquisit e Suite comes ih the very new ener ue finis value the minute you — to exXamune its solid construction spew its superd Anish, delicate gol ld ‘tracery which is shown. We inc lude bow- end bed. and tull-length vanity $45 Automatic ¢ 75 $18 Walnut ¢ 75 Day-Beds 29=— Metal Beds iG— Sturdy metal Bed finished grained in rich walnut t aot oe wood Bed. Meta! cane panels in toot ’ top. tw Ms. $2 Cash, $2 a Month i }) $4 Cash— |I A Day-Bed of great beauty convertible into a full-sized bed when needed. Seo easy to open that a hve-Year-old child can do it Cores with comfortable double mattress covered im cretonne and has space for bed- Genuine, 4 ding :, i $3 Cash. $3 a Month WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH wer ei, RTE NN TL A A NT ET 6) hs A Tee ( TO $55 Porcelain-Lined = By Carlos F. H H. Dector™ The cry arises injured. Today. the a white-clad and g a test tube. and 5 clinic or laboratory. , ie the family ps in city ortown? Wh _ hero of dark nights the wails of the = - / are rapidiy diss t of the American Dr. Wiliam Allen Dr. Pusey adds, is due to ‘the higher : requirements of ter time and cost of ty-five years azo the n to medical practi course which did not. three years in length. by Dr. Pusey. «@ feal preparation. Lac! work. ana an college work... of Doctor of M "service te the public ' ‘Fite remedy. he the requirements. me of preparation bx) w lessen ite cost accord . Puser. himself a }@ member of the U al faculty, has just of a series of fire 3 his coneiusions, in the . American Medica! fx Ciicagp. The last Journal of Feb. 21. St. Lewis is a center of ~ . 2re conmimitted to standards for admission | The Post-Dispatch heads of the two : 's suggestions. W. McKim Marriott, m University school. could reselt from a of medica! edu fms of medica! service B being met br the and county medical € farilities which than thowe in the ¢« 3 treatment. » Hanau Leeb’s View Hanae W. Loeb, dean ™=ty school, expressed amy opposed to any | He sald such action ing two classes of that those of inferior in the city. He education can be | aap the orerhead thr " amd he cited the « and fellowships for - Puser. im hus series of setting forth the sit © Situation in the cit Sraduate« of the p ps £enera! practice. bat ' This condition is takes ad disappearance of the @ family doctor for means. However, Physicians of the al diffienlty from being Situation in the coun wus sow, ‘aad growi ily. He found that relatively old men.

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ERED a, 7: ie > ra =IrPz ai oka ms mee igs Phin oli : cia , = - “tga see how this be ’ — “DOCTOR. WHO | , ce Oe ee SSS SSS ee SS : wl mite _ an ow re | n enenememn ameynmaeaesiiongny-hae we are having a. demonstra: | YD Sketches by F itzpatrick, | tt wep ‘Visite deploy ll oe eS 4 oe Post-Dispatch Cartoonist ~-. —— of American Medical As. ; .. Believes Remedy Is "Reduction in Time Required to — 4 0 Yotain Medical Education. | ——-— By Carlos F. Hurd. 97? ——_ ee ee ee a, -——~Pur mane 3 H, Doctor: > The cry arises from the sick and injured. Today, the response comes, 8 fa white- clad and bespectacled figure,’ Le Ff a@ test tube, and statically placed in). EF Ng a | ec staleny 3° P| | ea ake : m - aig , MRS,R.O.HARDY SITS ier HER HUSBAND WHILE i is the family physician, visitor of Sie eae WEARS NO MANS NECK Tis requirements of medical education,’ er time and cost of such preparation. | | S.. $ 2 50 V alue : : , ity-five years ago the requirement for: E al practice was a medical lission to meg . : ipeh_eonrse’ which did not have to be more 3. 7a ae a : + 2 e {sae %, | : pis," Ss F lone years in length. Today, as sum-. ky i Sane ae See ee ae | 4 i : iS \ SA 4 fized by Dr. Pusey, a five-year course ee Ee £ ) i Sa SS 0/2 . i ‘f : he ; ; nical preparation, including one year of | Ak B } epi beat oa ; : . ey ? ‘gp! | 4 pital work, and an additional two years’ 8 eS SS | Sepeneteeeelll “ee S$ / . 7 { oe Be Be? . | , > L. WARREN, GREEN COUNTS : 3 sant college work,.- are required for ) Reeie. 22 5 ee ; Ms ; nemidenihs edie ms 4 de, of Doctor of Medicine. ) | Foe, : } ee | oe " ie Min p j : S sail "I A SPEAKER OF ee “my ad > i 8 Gad ee eid J ~ - ~ ™~,* Seen the mark, Dr. Pusey be-); Si, He RN A> aise’ And has caused it to come to pass that’: ee ~ = be feetetane : — , | THE House Ip specialists and city practitioners are be-). | | ; Piraihed, and that necessary fields of med- | Pgervice to the public are being aban- ’ The remedy, he believes, is a reduc-. in the requirements, which shal! lessen Ok | YER He. Fu SERVANTS time of preparation by two years or more. : | oes , mtn oe [ lessen its cost accordingly. . Pusey, himself a specialist, and for 21 - SE }@ member of the University of Illinois. ae a | Nee oy al faculty, has just completed the pub. Allows for Several Factors Memactagtiayycray Sarwlinss: & =. ates 8 ese a result. medical students are not coming oa of a series of five articles, contain- Allowance is made by Dr. Pusey for various ¢..., ¢n, country s. conclusions, in the weeklr Journal!’ factors—the automobile and ezood roads, “Medical stud cock are now in excessive pro-/ ‘American Medical Association, pub-) ghich make it possible for more cOfintry pa-| orion me boys They are in dumpreset- ei men or last article appeare@ tients to go to city or large-town physicians: ot A tenia lescaies seveiant tebiiiin. tine liad | , Bb ) or re } he r distributi aR ie = - : , a Totis fe a ee eee zt sc ie aca and th ider distribution bued =: arg age — % nage gon : s 4 JUDGE GOSSETT I. Dr. Pusey’s articles aroused special in- “All these together,” Dr. Pusey says, “do aed y Seren Te aust oftak une ieee | OP KANSAS © ATF here. The two leading medical institu- rot overcome the menace of the passing of the ile ne ade ps ieneaadaal “eae ota — se 4 wiTd HIS HALF here, Washington University Medica! country doctor. Who.” he asks. “‘is ake ical caste has in the lands from which they 5H RUCKER | "s aa, 4 PORTION PIPE ee, “94 nmnintrdcdadednntladiiiiiil i $ 10 CASH pol and St. Louis University School of?) ovcr ¢) en oe ae “ee a PPL age we A MON H F icine are it q ; a é er: U1 i the func ion oF" i¢ ia Hii doc tc! ij ii1@e CHMse T} oes it) tude ns hare no thought PHELPS COUNTY @ ¢ £ g a , , $8 | ‘ committed to the policy Ot) cities, and who is to replace the local doctor, g¢ come to 1} “oOuntr Thev know only the ’ 2 J 7, . ' enn Siete ae cap heed ae : od : é' : ' j uses for money than there formerly were : ‘(both the Democrats and Republicans would f standards for admission to medica!) prac- iv) the country? If we cannot produce, or by , ican +1 it’ : they remain , ra Ms ‘ike to render some spectacular tax-cutting wi a than that from which medical students come ‘clares, in a period when infant n the cities are less able to bear the burden‘ ‘ E t The Post-Dispatch sought the opinions 2 course ef monastic. pride in medica! educa- ing handsome. It comes from one of | © heads of the two medical schools upon ¢:- cial ee YS ae ee ee Medical Service by the State am eee % a as aWwmaprers Doing a th, \ service, but it is doubtful if Mr. Coolidge him ) | ‘Ged ') self could suggest economies worth goipg in Sav Tr! the | | . a rea! a ing ced at $129 are 5 Zz 7 . "s Suggestions. v ho wm i}] £0 iD to country practi: e. “ ho A Dr Py ise \ sa Lie ( it ‘ probl ( hether trained or 1 trained. or st gie medi- To meet this situation. Puse. PropoFres JEFFERSON CITY. Feb. 28. ) , lineal definite reductions requirements of " siieies I is abe eo a or _ te A . ECAUSE of the political stalemate b; 4 two-pants suits, Jefferson City is ready for ; +s ¢ an = , : b oe those in the city. for diagnosis cine in some form or another of medical so- : SCAL treatment. a eo ee n place of the present re ; ; , — : : medical ed eg eT e et i ie which the Republicans hold the iower ‘that sacrifice and already. practicing it In a © . . ‘4 - . s +. ; irement ep ‘wo ve arty 2 college study and ; naib ' . | ae - 4 . fHanau Loeb’s View th tave-edas ancdieal course, dees ee ee ) way. .If they cam put pride aside at Washing. : la -dica lucation has made the lji-‘ * ve-year medical course, incsuging ODE year wot expected that the present session of the ? ton and wear rubber eollars, so, too, ts the mite? } rT rytetpncees > io} "ii »} t t o . . -{ . , fo ; ’ +} ‘Gieet) . hospita ’ }e prope Hen Be 00 ' lu a :5i880uT I Legislaturs Wiil do anytbing much. PAPA ALS . Lat rnd Lnxrdadrdl pthtrcdcdadeddedd ) neck of Jefferson City bared for whatever tion as an entrance requirement, and a minf-) ~ ye ye ) wo aon nites a al ee | erage | om : as sheds betes ot tall manne here is in addition no considerabdi¢ aoe ts bills of all sorts have not been tntredeced, | ‘must.be. The silk hat that many a Missouri He “en c "? ring Of require- (thls .icense exact a corresponding!y bigh price re , . Sa ied ach oe , anything that might be done, but since we mostly to die in committee: or that M uri? Governor has worn would be what Jeb called i suc action would resuit id for their services under £4 Ac vou increase me it ing phi ; "aT & lOSDIlia - he 3 . - it Tis : Mi . S +e ad t! ere “ isso : r to services if. AS you } ) jave sO many laws in Missouri aireacy tuere and , | ternship , iy i, + 4s of avanti has turned her back upon legislation as a{an astonishment an hissing - Jefferson the ‘aan: 9 is less thought of this than there is o Li- ’ (means of getting everything done. It is mere-) City today. aig two classes of physicians, with no) the cost of any needed article you increase th : ‘ : : : . - a . -%% . " A oe eT: é ae ~ che *? he Ee ” + | 6 : - ‘ that those of inferior training would’ price at which it will be sold Although ths Experience has shown, he says, that With +.46 to 4 Legisjature pot seriously threatening ji hin the city Hi aid the ; ‘Cannell ae , 4.1. the proposed requirement, ;qualified physi- bat the Democrats and Republicags enjoy, _ i . ’ ws ‘8.565 © Said the cost of © ouncil on Medica! jucation and Hospitals a : jinany more. equ wer gd only those thin of routine | ‘3 # @ducation can b duced br “th =T ok ae - ian rill be trained and that enough physi- ad , nee jual po ang On!) gs $15 CASH € reduced br “thin- estimates that &0@ . nt ) na - : Perhaps this accounts for the alfectionate bp AF BS Borrowing Out of Sty! : 2 ed the orerhead through tients could i». cians will go to the country to meet the need ter! the | 42 Dass as to which there is Bo pasty £os- (oO rea? er . 4) ifs ould I Pri a ared : : t} e ge 7 ~ hi 5 ta) Cal ui 5 . ij . ‘ : S on ° cr a | nat charac er 7O% . A‘ e fab ‘ ‘ | - ' niimentte en | an oniooking which almo . at cern. Jt is much more significant that there) ---— eeppe tints 4 ’ ; i . > - . " he £ af t- f session, despite the bad roads jeading into’, 1, outstanding legislative idea in the ses- Office pecans are thinning out, Beside $ 1O A MON I H 4 * "and he Cited the existence of scho]- ©ral practitioner an hat ) per cent could An education tha akes ane through : ; : aceredited high school.” Dr... Puser e writes. ia ant wi § a ki ai | ; , Jefferson Citr when inter is breaking. It sion, though it is not popularly supposed that the new Governor, the Sphinz is a chatterbox. ~ - new aiffi ulitis G ‘ > Manav W. Loeb, dean of the St. Louis cense to practice medicine so ‘expensive that sity School, expressed himself as un- those who are now paving the high price for and fellowshir ips for those of smal)

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5: a rn. a . ram - a anen . » — _— a . ‘ Se a Re ere 7 ee ee es i Fee ee aS cine lt ae ia nat Pe Pe Re a BE OY Ae Ee Le eS, qnit 18% yt Al, oe ts oe Ma ee ee ee a ke iY OS ha Ea eS 7 it: WS, At a I are YP eae my : ie ee gal ee! E 2 a ae NE Re oon eee a SEEN ee ee Ts 4 ) + i : WZ ST. LOUIS POST-_DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 1, 1925. x “ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | PROGRESS IN THE ENGLISH CASE. | Christian gentleman.” Denby can be the dull tool | Taz . 5 - : 3 | Ro s Fe | ; ive from Spencer ’ 'LITZER The adoption of the resolution for the investigation| Cf bis country’s betrayers and rece siseteneggyel, cing yeh Pos aaah : the benediction of matchless ability. Daugherty can i Dec, 12, 1878. ‘stitching of Judge English by the House, despite obstacles and Jexrade the Departuent of Jestios and: by ne aubial é : co eal .* : - ublished dy the Pulitzer fn eee ‘eee y eee : A i sa y, Twelfth Boulevard delays which seemed almost insuperable, was a de- magic of Spencer come forth a shining knight. Fall | Like Qh) Trae } ppren ce and Olive Street. cisive victory for justice and sound policy in relation can sell his soul and his country to-Doheny and Sin- ee RD ay at £9 wc" | to the Federal courts. clair and, though erring sadly. can still win the ac | ¢ ‘ ES Raa iz Leader end THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- | The Post-Dispatch started the investigation as a nooks a FORM. wail matter of = service by calling attention to the! interest well. beg toot oe Se J ‘ I know that my retirement conditions existing in the court of the Eastern}; What does the newspaper man think about @ : RS CSRs: : ; ‘ | near Aed gear gly Se Lllinois Federal District. We exposed conditions in| when he goes home to his family after a day’s work? am A ND TO THINK t+ HAVE i ¥. . Sa > Ay é Late Executive W a oe > gee the court and published grave charges against the| He thinks precisely what every other citizen thinks Se, SS bares Toe of Hardest We - TO LEAVE TUST WHEN fo9 ae. Segoe and Was ¢olade of Spencer's approval for serving the public % . tees + ee ee ee - ——— —_————— 7 “ae. a for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, alway® || conduct of Judge English and his referee in bank-| about it. He wonders how any man with any pre fight demeagogues of all parties, | ruptcy, Thomas. Through Representative Hawes,| tension to decency or honesty can look upon such ot PAY THE a ~ never belong to any party, siways who took up the case, charges were submitted! evil things and call them good. oppose privileged classes and public : fae never lack sympathy ‘/to the Judiciary Committee of the House. Through pe Oo with the poor, always — 7 vigorous work by Mr. Hawes, supported by the Post FRIEDRICH EBERT PASSES. ee Sh rt gat we tegnrt Ayota Dispatch and its correspondents, the Judiciary Com- In the list of Germany’s rulers, below that of always be drastically independent; mittee was induced to take up the charges and have William II, of the proud house of Hohenzollern, is mover be afraid to attack woe preliminary investigation made by a subcommit- that of Friedrich Ebert, saddler, trade unionist, Soc- Whether by predatory plutocracy OF || |... which reported that the charges justified a thor- fall fi il th first as. ey oe 7 his repert was approved unani- ee ey Aes Se . ’ " = - « %. ° — eo iS TO BE | . ee 7 »*£ ” a } . “> . 7’ . Se . ’ , ’ -— R = > Sat, zs > ie s, ‘st * — . Followiny ia the witeresting } RAISED | | ; , 2 f 3 J f et : he headed the republie | the downfall of th (,er eeded Benzollern reign in ¥ edrich Ebert was regarded a awl trons , ff a a _, a ? ba. 7 ws PR "st. She * By Z. ~~ on Sey od, » 7 ~~ te %- 2» ~~". J ~~ oe een OE OE ee ee eee & ogee ww ——, --= _ oe f . ~- — : ® ‘ - A ee een ee ee x « ye ot a ee et See Vey * ~--*@ 2 se wens ke *- im % ~ * ‘ ~ ~ io ok wae & ~ ~ ao _* OE NE me . os . LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE : : to get action on the resolution of the- Judiciary which was soon afterward filled by the humbly-born, ite major portion of the cred The Bootleg Infant Industry. Committee was beset with difficulties and technicali-| }ymply-bred Herr Ebert. Here isa romance of high Mtwinging order out of thé ‘1 @ as ) Sen peror William O NE of your contemporaries has/+). investigation by hfs objection. But when that Once elevated to the presidency of Germany, Ebert : hen ine poheaval Gan initiated a campaign against the| ... withdrawn, the resolutiof was taken up by was forced to fight desperately against all manner role, becoming Chancell : - s€ e) . Prince Maximil bootleg Hquor. This campaign teen : All obstacles have not yet . been. overcome. The/the violence of the bolshevik, thes stupid blundering cession to be chiefly preoccupied with the deleter resolution must pass the Senate in the last hours| of chancellors, the encroaching ambitions of grasp- Mn negotiating the armistice Pi only 36. houra, the consumer, which they seek to cor- : ee Cee ey eS rect by publishing formulae for making |the Senate would ‘bar an investigation approved by| when, in 1922, his successor was to be chosen by "contr ° . : " lent a ti over the House for impeachment purposes, unless some| regular election, he was asked to remain in power — pao eee as brew it under manure at ee a friend of Judge English, or some representative of} until June of this year. —. cockroaches fall info the vats. y the interests that have been fighting for him, Though Ebert came from the poor, and spent most ee. : . | 4. Oe “a Pmaneuvers at that/time, prey dence in a growing American industry, eit : pe ~ vt , . ¥ re oy 7 a . s , 379 , te: t‘« st i the seale manufacturers instead of small, 4/ believe that the Senate will consent to action contemplation of a work with which he had so mS 2 the ee “ consequence that could not have been /+).+ will interfere with this investigation, which | the second President shall measure up to the high 8 4 ’. ae : , om, . oY 4 ee ‘xecutive power }i sovernmental resulation. Until the so deeply concerns popular respect for and confidence D 8 Pint TT eC) ee | nda © oomyaiag ee ae, ai ee , eth secutive power Hes "vo Eph range tt, aaa : has exemplified Germany will be fortunat > Kee eet een atl : : enough to control the Government, some | gated by the House, and the impeachment cause tried 5 exemp . J unate. TS mae S . A ho c. > The provisional! govern temporary method of protection against | hefore the Senate soon or late. -The sooner the bet- oct Seg Bee. ’ ‘ sident and two days lat national organization of bootleggers, say Reichstag. Upon taking the > = oe ~e ue _io . o- - a Better Bootleggers’ Association, with @/ and publishing and presenting to the Judiciary Com- ow/lark as the State bird, in a referendum conducted ; ~~ fad? 5 Sa eae ee pat ye See tae a ae snappy slogan like Parents Fight for It. mittee the charges against Judge English and his| by the Kansas State Audubon Society, it would_be Ra le Salen as ; res Gt aS se shhh clt eo Se! President Ebert said: “The es * . ¢ - eS ag ie ES, ee 4,7 “os " .at in the United States Senate which he subsequent- wishes. by announcing a reduction in the force of iantine of his late writings utters this almost the city editor’s chair in/those days irked from game licenses and from ot] ation. mere similarity. FP. H. M. @ » relinquished in the face of probable, almost cer- Texas Rangers. ‘Thus dwindles from 50 to 28 ic.| audible cheer in the Chicago News: “As to him. His forbears for generations had | would go to the counties from 4s ,=Mterna!l troubles were bol ai Ision. He read a statement of explanation = vd Agra poor humanity, Mr. Wells loves it only to\| %i*€n orders, on the high seas and on the revenues would come. If the @ = early every day in all Self Control. — So : pia OM) turesque and efficient police power, with traditions pro ware at heaget iat y N\_Haronial plantations. His passing marks , | Passes in this session Missouri ithe country. but Pr PP. io n the floor of the Senate which a Senator pro-|,. ; Se : ; chasten it. He heaps scorn upon it for its [~ Federal reservations in comr , _ pees ou President To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. : ’ 'as impressive as those of the Royal Northwest alleged levity, egotism, vanity, meanness ites in ; " rously ORposed the y ‘ ré ‘ € : s ‘ : ¢ “* . ’ , = 3 Vv . , y Ny some respects, ‘modernism is bene.}| CUNced a Hie. It was an adroit composition, that) mounted. ‘In the far reaches from El Paso to Tex-| and greed, yet he does not wholly despair ? a prc Nt, * 8 age th nt 3 ements of SPartacists and ewberry apologia. It dodged facts. It fashioned} ,, 1 of-it. Hei , } , ts Sir: I was unable % attend the Iast |_™ ¥ eral enginecrs, Se munists. He handled h ficlal. Barly adolescence i6 no longe: ee 5. tkana, and from Amarillo to Brownsville they were] 0! !t. e is certain that in the dim and dls- meeting-of our lodge, the Amalgamated As- have been chosen for purchas¢ Tie wal) th, é is di a period of timidity and ignorance sort of moral alibi. But the truth was not in it, known. but best along the border and on the great tant future men will be free, happy, un- acannhiae oe Constitution enna.’ 2 tial ports have been approved in is the sondhraes when it ¢ youth does not sulk and wonder aboui/ nd the harsh judgment delivered by John Sharp) pjaing of the cattle country. They were. at times songs godlike. He is sure of the goal, and myself now bubbling over with a secret | So far th® sites chosen ile B. in 1999 _ presi + ; ‘ . . , . , os 9 ; ; aci * wayv- 2° = +. ee cs, He wh lifé’s vital subjects, it queries, and 4) Villiams of Mississippi was confirmed by public! 4j, jae) tl ieeateely nettthd-anikiis on ak ‘i = y ere to ee facilities o1 wey which I hoped at that meeting to impart. They include land more valt b Taltion of nev as requeste question even partly answered, is better ini Tet Geniktne & Fae: lens ik) P J “t1ODS é sprawling| stations is he quite vague and unsatisfac- ia d ito tell the brethren how we got | stowing of timber than for : Bain | veral parties shan @ guess. : pin =. e enator opencer oO . issourl, who had 'émpire, which is Texas. It was a part of their creed tory. It is interesting to note that Mr. Well =a oO , e a pose. They ube wieusieell ‘ > nm office until * June, | | ased his subcommittee chairmanship to obstruct the! ) , ' prohibition put over on us. It was chat much he agreed The comradéship of childhood knows/ 4 ‘ | ot = ©/ that a Ranger ‘gets the man he goes after, and they| ‘!2ds Ife worth living and progress worth certain denominations, the ‘Presbyterians | S°Url’s land of hills, valleys am Nn of 192° to do. The striving for ‘under the rule of King George |, among them, figured out that there is not They would not only serye to of the Ries no personal difference—boy. and sgiri| nquiry and prevent the findings of fact, saw nothing | did, at least, prove the power of a few courageous } 4 ‘ . ‘3 © C ] rj > ° . . od , 4 ers of b iF h 4 r Calvin. Coolidge,’ because, after all, in room on this earth for free and broadcast | timber supply of the State, but band th. dehoret weno romp and play happily together, but] -eprehensible in this hideous assault upon the bal-| when.these children cease to be children, = a MS ES Ee Sea eae a ave resourceful and determined men, when backed with n@arly every man or woman there is a de Icoholism and their job, which is to set up be great parks, soon to be C itions their comradeship is that of people ill ay : ; Many o em developm t 4 our sole hope that the - aM 290 especially inviting to the people a Sted transferred to ‘Berlin on on Betty without being termed her beau,| Py. nubiic’s recollection of Senator § ‘er’s activ , > : He spencer's activ into the homesteads of farmer : ‘ Well, those Presbyterians, about ( 8. The cotton belt and| ultimate fate ofsmankind, now packed in years ago, tried conclusions with the divine | Cities of Missouri. Supplementes frst announcements of P . smaller State parks, several Of Ebert was that he dia aa while Helen can no longer tease and; _ : | ties when he succeeded Senator Lenroot on the Pub | wheat fields spread. The days of the open range| its nationalist trucks upon the railroad of right of kings. Either Presbyterians or the te vr at Tig ‘she | ready have been purchased, : p= to live in the palaces-of cajole Tommy without receiving a repri-|_ mand from her elders; yet the truest of | ‘ic Lands Committee investigating the oil leases hard-| are done, and a woman is Governor of Texas: a wom-| ™#tionalism, warfare and economic selfish- divine right of kings had to get off the yess, will mot be the same as that of the British Islands: now, for 250 of those years mark a great step in the app seer Kaiser. These he ch ; ° " utilization of Missouri's natural § i, as “museums of friendships, the sweetest of romances are | ty needs to be refreshed. Here again he was an ob-|an who feels that Rangers. save for a border patrol! hogs upon their way to Chicago.” ; ago. , : ‘ a shadow King has been by a republican 1 due to companionships that have sxisted | jtructionist, now interposing to protect unwilling| are needed no more. . . . people graciously and generously tolerated. PARADES AND CITY CONG! ' $ . | * ES > +) ; * = ; as no fasy from childhood. we ae — ; itnesses, now heckling Senator Walsh, and, on the There is, however, greatly in evidence .. JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 24. The King business round the world is in tnsit 4 eae Saas sheen ope ad nage anaowelinge vag pees poe a bt “he yr te DECIDEDLY NOT A HOBBYHORSE. Standing in the corridors of the Capitol a bad way; (there are some kings doing | From the Cleveland Plain Dealer wer the new republic beca mye Ponees pre age sensualist. Civili- “ im alpaiins © .CzAmining Committee, -the ‘wit (From the New Orleans Times-Picayune) Building here, admiring almost with a feel- business yet; they are in the countries that AN the modern congested cit : Enaitions that existed #h Ave without God-reverence and brother- country. | tion even to the smallest detail, one is in- from being a\cantankerous lot, there joe# | afford fo permit downtown tf lor sae functioning, the h | not seem to be much wrong with the Pres- held up or disorganized by tempt _ ment of the people was : é :, _ o ittee . ~ ion | x lined to forget much of the unworthiness lv-love. The world wherein deception Finally the committee concluded its examination by eau } ;' tne | , that goes on beneath that majestic dome byterians; they are striking their roots into rendering important thoroughfal | esi Bc rae after n> thie a widow of the famous Sergeant-Major Th : ; ‘ co yond erected in honor of the twin bear deities so near : ‘ good of the larger number. ry nd | eee John H. Quick, Marine Corps, in which at minority report was an amazing document, : aed much in evidence in the decorations CO ee eee eee ee eee | not be far distant when it -wil e Mot which it was ' : . “ ‘ —- ; e ‘ ‘ a Wes 4 ne , 0 ineréase was eliminated by the Senate: | {in which Senator Spencer effusiveiy lauded Denby, | age Bir They may pick out the sacred chambers er spp Em rennet tically impossible to permit parm One a Soweres Hear what Shakapeare says about it: paid tribute to Daugherty, and even sought to exten- ~~ Wak @) of the priest-king, on the second floor, and Pastor Bellefontaine Methodiet Church downtown street of a large cif My saw riers Sn, ag anctnes oie wdladt eres bin Sage mee uate the horrible record of Fall by insisting that Fs reconstruct his beneficent rule from frag- pee were” Tee be unfortunate in a sense, bal Germany ‘aieen of a new ' , ¢ r i . . - expert et ie ~it the leases, arranged fn stealth and bribery, were legal- | : : seed iabclaines ‘ca tae ane oe in ne Johns Hop announces a new germi- }the logic of te growth, Th | mgr agreed was ee -—. Ye , , i uUman sac ce only cide which h . however, put a stop to st 4 ¥y th — Their coin upon large interest; I, ly “negotiated and te excellent bargains for the | ! 3 occasionally, when necessary to reward carbolic aot om is Benwaseestiee Ran tees Any city has streets enough & . *..Dawes fepqam Myself, rich only in large hurts— Government. It was this minority report which | ; frien@s and supporters, oe punish ene- we can have the family medicine closet congested, parkways and boul ident Ene- ee reg — oa ec aa evoked Senator Reed's characteristic outburst that fn aaa | ; . mies. Or is that approximating the truth again. ' (might readily be used for # 1. at Heide Bete a i: : eae , © usuring | Senator Spencer's lace-and-lavender philosophy “there | | Ce A Rap, aa - . the end of an era. S. E. * ame dential Oe —* - oO am, f ¢ P oe * nlite ie eon eas ey Gt) tay ay a> aad, ~ . —_ ~ was postponed bed sermany. - _* —e = 46 Set oe we we 6 eter . om of a oe * ee > ind ee ee nd : eey : AES Te ns ry: PORE RNIN aN gemini me am ate Mood. 2d ee ) * BT ee ee eee PLETE EFT SH ATT ETAES PE HEPSESE TEDDY TES PA TP , ' pes phage POSEN PEGE Tee Peete ' réeiate of beet a hs! £35 rete eetteta pS MMH HH dita Oo:

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‘ # . > Ome . 2 arr". » Lat, Bey . cut ; : ae i Yas . Tree ve “a > 4 Sate — Al ‘ De ‘ wag Zz , a a”. 2 Sees net . a ; StS eT TS —_ é +» * . a Se _-- ae ee eee a et ae "sop eS... ) iy 7 ** ° : « * » Ly : . > “* in . . 2 > * ee . = . “> _* * ~ « . 77 . ' .* * ~ ad > . — a. . : e . ~~ Js : a a a ‘ o “4 - *3 . «” ~~ a Pee . “ot «tsa ae ee ee Ss a, “ enn? % “sy - - 7 7 _ therwig 6 e. 7 » = ~ > % — =? ~ ee a. =~: of we wy, e MIRROR ¢ JBLIC OPI OPINIE e) column is , is designed to ' bias the latest comment dy ti ng publicists, newspapers and yn the questions of the day. TIONAL FORESTRY IN MISSOU the Missouri News Press, is particularly gratifying to note ¢ no opposition in,the Missourt to an act enabling the Federal G to purchase forest lands for the § } of establishing forest reservat: State. Such opposition as p been shown to such an act has elled by a better understanding of 1 tral law under which similar have been purchased in othem r t i been feared that counties, a f > lands might be taken by the ment, would lose a-part of their § without adequate compensation. | r the Federal law 35 per cent cmb nues accruing from the sale of tim h game licenses and from other i go to the counties from which nues would come If the enabling 4 in this session Missouri should 1 reservations in comparatively . Extensive surveys already have e by Federal engineers, exact distr been chosen for purchase and the have been approved in Wash far the sites chosen Hie in the Oz@ y include land ‘ing of timber than for any other . They are picturesque regions in , ‘s land of hills, valleys and stre y would not only serye to increase . per supply of the State, but would ré at parks, soon to be accessible i roads, not only from every part OF. , but to tourists from other states. ld conserve game and fish, They Wt urage outdoor life. They ~ should iall¥ inviting to the people of the! s of Missourl. Supplemented by — ller StAte parks, several of whic y have been purchased, they k a great step in the appreciatic ation of Missouri's natural beautl® "ARADES AND CITY CONGES the Cleveland Plain Dealer. N the,modern congested cit modern cities appear to be con rd to permit downtown traffic up or disorganized by temporaril} i. jering important thoroughfares) 0 ations which wish to hold proce ry city is familiar with the con id Iting from the holding of long } cars stalled or detoured, vet ic almost at a standstill, confusic fort and loss. The sight of a uf ore r on parade, patriotic or f essedly enjoyed by thousands of | but there is at least a serious qt ther the once frequent and f a@cle must not be abandoned 10 d of the larger number. The time ¢ be far distant when it will be | ly impossible to permit parades ntown street of a large city. 4% fortunate in a sense, but fore Jogic of urban growth, This ° fever, “put a stop to street page= city has streets enough that ested, parkways and boulev ht readily be used for. f : gh distant from the crowded * nm area but within easy access | Gs that enjoy such exhib offer the solution, - neither Missouri nor the He Is Made President Emeritus of Teachers’ College. KIRKSVILLE; Mo., Feb. tohn R. Kirk, for 26 years presi- dent of the Northeast Missouri State Teachers’ College here, re- signed this morning after being re- elected at an all-night session ‘of the Board of tegents. Kugene Fair, professor of political econ- j omy at the school, was elected president and Dr, Kirk was made president emeritus, ~ Liat is a ol but Fords can roll into Jefferson City 238.-—— without asking too much of Fords. There is ne doubt about the capital being beautifully locateJ. As far. out of their way as the founders of Jefferson City went to! locate the capital centrally and escape the undemocratic influences of big cities, they could not have done better scenically than they did! the Missouri rolls on one TAKEN FOR GRANTED Few people can tell at a glance whether a Used Car is as good as it appears to be. Which means that much is taken for granted by the majority of Used Car buyers. Knowing this, the wise ones naturally prefer to buy from dealers who have the best reputation for giving honest facts and honest values. Tate Motor Company,ine. Used Car Dept. 3041-43 Locust Boul. DBomont ii2dt — ii. ifs i> 1s , Sa mud yn 7 i) ta i} Kennard & Sons oe. if heed Ait | a } v The Washington at Fourth synergy o~- res we. q. wy Z Hi 7 > French Period Bedroom Suite Made of Mahogany and Tulip Wood Ornamented with Ormolu Bronze graceful lines, spat} _ ty peebeeareay a ——— nese AY a Oe : eee gee ae A A Sc et SL EL TT TTT the contrasting colors of the inlays, and the delicate ornamentations in dull bronze Ormolu which characterize French Period Furniture, are reproduced with exact a} i — ‘pmie. - 7 ave ee. A — A —— = fidelity in this marvelously beautiful Suite. This Complete Suite as Illustrated Li@een-as.3 ‘tt —-_ ‘4 ea of aE 5 / i _ —

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SUNDA MARCH 1, 1693 AB ST.LOUIS POST- “DISPATCt The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Cire ulation than the morning ai and one other: estning newspaper COMBINED © sak. te sn all ee tee — —_— ee mere a a _——-~ a ee robbing - ¥ ' . ‘ cwese '¢ ee 4 - Mm ter hs . . rons — thi 4 vi ites h @ sery ‘ed one Lé Try 7 Ae led Eu oe 7 ; ‘> = s . , mT ‘ j ‘ j y «ll I m > . : ‘ . . te or Fy one not ‘ UW ; ‘ A444 sia : . . : . + _* hare ' «hnicalitis e, ° wart ‘ ‘ lettey LT) ‘ nienaedg i iil siti i : 5 ict. Atta i . : ¥ ‘ _ th. a — wenitentiar -* d Les T eacn : . wmatu©re ay Thi fi. , " . . " : ’ '¥ , . nT »7? ry se i ' is eee" shu eke Y : . ; . . - «eh s ’ mVLiNnNiyTion nen? ‘ 4 nis ‘> it? Liaii Lil 6 | eS eCeeer. &' { 4i & : * a = ‘ " lldup ie. , | . ’ ‘4 2 , % . art « - ’ fi aay ‘abe yyrTyTSe aicyvy f) iif ae tea ahPica i; 4 — ' =~ Th n ons the he] n P' Praia siz 1 ‘ ‘ . arnes . : . 1¢ , ’ T ae ’ 7 ‘* ‘ rrant _ S| ‘ ’ t« ’ ; : . : a sts ‘ ‘ ‘so “en . " . ’ | Ar . ; : . oh ua tay GERI CTe a] TlidrmSteii OL mt? » ,1s- ‘ ‘ led ‘ ait ; Au si Dae , o 2 ? a a wil +4 ‘Dida arin s wail 7 ing name as . rthu: ar? ' . . > : : e : 's i - ‘ it tian ‘ Vs ’ ] ‘ : it if, aT | of one (3 tio ‘) i j ij ~ re te Lfi i ‘ ‘ti i d ‘ » * ¢y? ‘ ; ’ ; ’ . ; ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ bit? : j ; ‘4 ; Warrant in’ a shea, ,in the rear o Judge Furis % e splitting hairs, insits and rods to a¢ kk ; ] iZ "Att ‘ ii « to (lari MIT - irra? piseit ’ i that the 4 pi: tié ‘ seats i. F “he : ” in firm ality bleached, seamiess oa = ae chore er Dress Fasteners; 2 . >) -_- ‘ a , 7 1. ; . * il 4 n ’ ‘ ‘ ii . 2 1 ; atti- y P i i “1G . } DOF eve +i] ne , 4 . . / Apparatus. il we : mae. * believe:ah et | | mere « €* . neon | ; : 4 . ' 110 pr 4 nia nm? ' ‘ itTitwut , te Mio ‘eh. 28.—Vir- >-yard spoo's e- -* ' san fie & fF edera) Judge b if Wie nhevet tive pergt as 64? ‘ yi itt prope: -— Tri Mhimnel ~ i* ‘ UtTiO +4 AN: CIB AL Mo | > r ; nal : ey wind 4 ri) Yate vears old, who plead- Se Papers Dressmakers Pins; 3c : UU ; : ias bren ery en ta nlowinde priis ine. moOreds\¢ OUrtse) for (i f'- SnouiGg sé ~ j ; iytiyseé . a Lit : 68 i on ’ ; itt. ii 400 Pine 7 fe hates yard. wide le | iat Homemade Bran Bread Es i ron tans BROADWAY MORGAN SL Se oes Pt. im “a WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS fio. o oc scons 0.15 ctamenth fitt-ineh ty Pn hae > oa 4 2 3 oer. ’ a a, ge 7 apn pe piv Ae é . iwrnrs mid tle sn Ms sa he ate vse. nh el Finials & Sen 5 teil: . a een Pottery Bowl Set e Smoking =S a g Stand $9c 4 well made Smoker. | weit'| 1030-32 Franklin Av. | #02" they last. TT >» * 29c to 45c Ginghams Advance Sale of | $3.50 Heavy All- | a S, ™ P . lor of fine 3° -inech new eat ring Reau ti fu lustrou - | Tk Crepe for tt 4 * , 700. e . jinghams in a -hoaet of the newest, fashionable Easter gowns and o* xs 7 lightest am wos attractive shades in in lovely a S and I Lids : Cc re " 4 > ' ; -* @t . . vite Ay ,- r wi zh. ; or _ . ‘ 22U , : s . P 1Z ** Fa ts 5 : Dresses for hbusi- . Sperts _ j : ae: zes 1§ to 18. Ree o* 2: $3 to 1. 8 tis uli 37. value tree at.. S$ y Values ' . § RAE , ~ . | N s $S SHOES to $29 liigh and low Shoes. Spec Ladies’ Knitted Rayon Women's Sizes 2 _ Bloomers Misses’ Sizes sh i s zee 26 1 ‘$1 98 SPRING COATS Sh 00 Bungalow re fgrens | a lial KS are 1] lled v"\ Ora? ‘ : : Bungalow Apr mace 0. ; e ' "DT? ‘> ? : e " ; , ies . o © | r TY) a a ad as siens of ng T Bt iY > cr} . d fe The Living Room The Bedroom A S . Comprises 3-piece velour up- \ large dre-scr, bow-end bed. The Kitchen bolstered. Suite with daven- and choice of either chif- Inciudes a side oven g2a- por, armchairs and rocker forobe or vanity tinished. in range. kitchen cabinet. an with spring seat and back walnut, makes thi~ a most enamel breakfast set. a con- construction. attractive room. coleum rug and refrigerator. 2 —_— latest creation and t? on n ricg materials... Values $100. at. NEW UNTRIMMED STRAW HATS r bra : rs For the Women Who Wishes to Men’s Dress a G | ee ees, aioe | SHIRTS | f- BD. Wi data. oc» | Bl Is N ey | peril + i | lats of Milan and # es wn) = eh iy, “of Milan $ 49m s Now Co Combination Range In Gray, Blue or White Enamel Overstuffed Bed Suite $ 55 All black enamel Hange \ 50 98 splendid baker, \ wonderful You can cook with either value at this price. coal or gas on this Combina- Gray, Blue a White — This magnificent ete _— suite has ~pring loose tion Range. It has 4 coal cushion conmstruction throughout and is equipped with a good 45 spring. It is upholstered in a high quality velour. Special holes and- 4 gas burners. 5! 7 ° for this mark-down . ad . o a e * >. i = a - a 7 4- * = 7. - . a s :- - = 3 : > . . 7 > ° : - “* . . bel ° * 7 ? * od * ° 4 «bake * s * * . 2 * 7 4 : Scalp treatments including Taroleum., s . Draperies §$65 AXMINSTER RUGS @ 2% "0 ™*" 35 t Manicur gaa $000 vats ot eee ee } —vwith hand jelly massage” Seamless 9 50 iene . a. 10 snes | -4 = & seunhtis nae — A. | $° 00 Pilet Set Lace Car . _— sa , i / tains: °*~ varde long , $1.49 ' a ' an digest | ¢ $1.28 SHEETS : | | a and more best 8:00 Filet * Lace € ur $1. G8 emmer tathee, me iar = ae - on gg, ff $22 Cork Linoleum Rugs 9x2 | 20¢ Longeleth om 191 {| Hair Acces —All pa is ae 97¢c 7 ‘3 agiis S : pana (ee 6 AL fe 98 va | ‘“Yvette’’ Switches $1. .49 : me ' | Neavy 39¢ SLIPS hate . Transformatio ee oS ae iow 7 Ir) a i l o— | a? TO n y $12 Neponset Squares 65c Fleorcoverines Mas walnut-fimisthed /cane- pane! —~-— metal ends and soft comfortatie , 3 DRc $8.95 49¢ mattress. Special at this price Dining Suite * \ well-made Suite. including a Cane Panel large buffet. gracefully designed Day-Bed and , _ie cucnston cable and © chatee fin y | : ~ 2 ey | bePoee) inp aml revert { salte sou will ~~ ty 7 7. 4 he «rertain (6 aAmire ‘aot J j MI =e _ Marhed Down to 4 = " - — ? POPS TIT EIBT, + eee tet eta tetekrs Ot eses et Trt epece teem grt firyprieia , tet etes +phety ; MEls tent tT oct , “ , . Per eee rere ies tide + Ait toe ree Tere egos eerie rgegn RSPR) Eg ie ete if “et oT ttt: bs ! G af a ol } (ot! dot ie pele ie wey - *

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ad 3 . 2 2 br ory si , a ’ ze 4 6 . . ve . z 7% 2) arr a 7 ahi Sy % =. oo ‘ . ort : - - “~ ° Pm ; st 7 og Rh " Gee SOP, F .s es ot mig ee - by e. bs eer wt nthe a he } eee weer Ms > ee * i” : et S Pa “ LG ( ‘ Teg Bi te a ee CR Oe ’ So Mey a . Mi Nises | oe “The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE CITY Circulation tha | | ipa tia , n BOTH other evening newspapers C OMBI: ‘ED st TLOUS F post: SPATE Sv: MARCH 1. 19205. SUNDAY, 3 — - . - Beck ‘Bec . e MARCH 1, 1925. ow 2-8 | 'By_tbe pls fat ni gob ve ein Men With Iron in Their Blood.” | Their Blood,” at a meeting of the } ‘Gui = em = OUR LINE OF WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—Wil- | Dr. Thomas O. Grieves will speak }Traffic Club at a luncheon at the | ; we = BELLVILLE HOUSE ASPARAGUS to find Miss Hammacher dead. | er 6 | We are members of the A. G. Stores In her night attire she lay by “New Spring | 5 oe The POST-DISPATCH is the only 8t. Louis evening Mail Orders Given Promnt Attention the bed whose covers had been | ® weal Me l~ Serges. in the a rT | 7 -- newspaper giving Associated Press news service. Phone for Food’’* turned down. At her hand was’ shades ’ ry desirable wd = % ; .— her beloved zither. ho . C "2% | Physicians said death was due ? e P o pif so neat troubie compiicared with Autry! Give Constipated Child 52, 00 SATIN DUCHESS ae ntirmities of age. — & o= v P lustrous li-allk ¥e a > ears of Sery ice. i) tin Duche for the = 44 Pi iy 2 , Though she lived alone, Miss “California Fig Syrup” g j of ye Al ; rz \ Hammacher for more than 25 & Ve a j Pt . @ ay % 7 . years had gone about the city, vis- ae i? $1. 95 SERGES a | . ) iting hospitals and infirmaries, de-}| poen a fretful, feverish, bil! : : : a | =" | | ie ead “K arn 4 ous or] act. Contains no narcotics or sooth- : 7 ‘re ieee! finish all 1 25 | a | | | | Voting he: - of ee to cheer- | constipated child loves the pleasant |ing drugs. WHOLESALE | RETAIL s. a > | | : | ing sufferers and bringing happi-| tasts of “California Fig Syrup.’’} Ask your druggist for genuine | $1. 59 Princegs ‘Crepe 3 = , 7 : : = : af ne soe the monotonous life of This gentle, harmless laxative never ‘‘ California Fig ion mre which has coer ierone agen" Privecie x AN r | inattutions. ther were tamoiliar |{ilt 10 sweeten the stomach and | directions for bables and children of HOO OLIVE Al ward? w in the newest > | QD %e P “ae | : | She and her zither were familiar | gpen the bowels. A teaspoonful to-| all ages printed on bottle. Mother! | ainty Sprit coral) |} A Xx | | EEE LR e | : | figures at the Deaconess Home, the’ day may prevent a sick child to-| You must say ‘‘California’’ or you The POST-DISPAT the on t. : i see age page Good Samaritan Home, the Lu-| morrow. It doesn’t cramp or over-| may get an imitation fig syrup. § newspaper giving Associated Soom — re ame s, aed rown. 8: z Bow pen 8 4 _ ra Try, cocoa, etc, . ie } ooo Se SOD BM SCS sf be ows a yard.... ty ¢ Av | “=! | (bigs Fa te ie Tg ‘ . : theran Convalescent Home, the city a Ae EE , , |hospital, the city infirmary and $1 25 PIN STRIPES 1] | a fie ae hy ) ; | | 4 4 | mere a : ¥ Bethesda Home. Regularly she pecial | pine of half wool, ¥ ; a | . om : ces , pene eatr Werthe Sow - © & | if \\ | et: aie mm’ |visited the “shut-ins.”. Winter or| ipring dresses; skirt and 8 C PS , | oy ¥s : — 3 Gee aa -- me TY /summer, storm or sunshine, made, ee ot 8 vars. a int 41 . a Ye abi - —— py) | ‘no difference in the self-elected | 59c, 69c Satinettes 4 | | aaa : : pat i : ’ cachet ad , . » "4 ‘task she went about each day. Be in 1 M O r M rch Off. j See wetraus, mercer ses Sotm 2 4 \ tae al > ee \ . For years she had been under a g n ng onday u a e? o} atinettes, in all bright at 4 dark col- . Re | | ins | if . é a : : / Be ee \ | physician's care herself. Her own re for bloomers vrincess i | \ = fe ‘ f a, linings, etc.: remnante 29c > | »\ Ng eae GE: BS ase Kalle en Dati, i ‘suffering but intensified her sym-_| ; rorth up to OM: a y ar “d; at. ee q E ; ~ / L. peersseaesazs 3% see i p wh, ™’s Ase 3 Feat b | pathy for others who could not get f YV; Fl . 4 a“ CE GPS I aa . a , age: m , | out. he a Cul u m natite ; f ; : ap ees Fcwie Bag ee Of native musica! gifts, . she é .. ‘ , | eee cate Me learned to play the zither. as a ; Y . = : Co’ ie eee ae. Pee sd 'child. During their laiter years she | had used it to gladdem the lives of | Just in time for Monday's sell- P \ vA oo ' Xe + ave s i BG Ee Ms pi 5 (;. Hammacher, who passed away ‘i @ . . . Values to $6.00, | Oo em \, c oar reptprionn sc agee Pm me The Original Vacuum Cup Electric Washing Machines— lAseyV OxTords, new estrap § > F. - sr ; 7 : \ oN MY E92 Je Ke: after they celebrated their golden | . ’ | Be ee | wedding,;anniversary. To them in ra with high, om i . at mie oc: ¢° Pes -els* ; i, we . _~. ae: ¥ i : | Y : a ig AE: 'their infirmity she thad been a — = , x’ fy v/ - = . se ihe gaa | nurse. $2.! 95. and ; ‘4 | . JEFLBREON CITY, Feb. 28.— a! G49 FT [s Now Complete—the Largest, Most Modern aseedig' gust ‘endeeabed: yeast § Baker t9 be State Game and Fish , ushroom . i | N, : _° ° ° n . 00 $2.00 4 and Most Luxuriously Appointed agi Sé. Louis “at nanny vag ae a tenets — ™ dA sand... Value ; 1 ” he dpa “ oui Vertbs' ‘already . : . oa s | “t has made advances to the Legis- * — -eeamansae = AQc 10 O8c ti UR “Yvette” Beauty Salon, so conveniently located on the Main | Mtete for a8 ace ee am. F 4 ae lame - | c ‘ e has not be 7 st ‘ | Floor Balcony, enjoys a wide patronage from women who de- Fryar ee / | | ‘ & ¥ : . °] ¥ ‘ : ; ; A RT TE ER RE Nt EN A Oe ee 4 | a J | ' ~ “ A Ait Am aati — mand “the best” in the preserving and beautifying of their person- McCanse conferred with Repre-_ ‘sentative Charles 'A. Young of. " | | al : disease corrugations to catch the dirt. with safety device and enclosed operate. oH 36 . =. widely seattered. ' wie? Phone or write for a demondséra- —All of the Well-Known Yvette” Quality tanteded in the aenetetei wert o.diielide shoe, caparity: bat nin : be adjusted to do small washing Automatic cut-off thet prevent tion in your heme—involving ne. 39c SLIPS Se | ‘ | *Yvette’’ Switches Bob Braids | Bob Waves are five projects totaling 23.4 miles a - = | Transformations Bob Wigs Smart Coils lin Johnson County. This pating economically. overloading the machine. { expense of obligation for you. will be on State Highway No. 12. Basement Gallery Puffs Curls Swirls cae of Warrensburg Three oth- Main Fleer Balcony ; 95 . 3 eo ! er concrete projects in Franklin’ ‘$1. 69 SHEETS 7 | “ | County near Gray Summit, Sullivan : at ° 10 . > oo and Stanton, total 14.4 miles. Five aos oe > gee - § 4 cared concrete projects on State High- yf ele a ; | a ‘way No. 14, all ‘in Webster Coun-| SRae- BA MASK 7, 22 e ty near Marshfield, totall 23 7 miles : a ne Counties to benefit from this road ; ‘ letting are Caldwell Davies. Gen- We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps Pei taeun Worieained ae The Dominant Store of St. Louis ‘drain. Shelby. Marton, 'Case John son. Franklin, Crawford Webster | 'Pemiscott, Polk and Dunklin.

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« 1 ep MIs ee Yel. -. pation’ . x + a ae ee 4 i J e - - - ; ¥ N ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation. tt than the morning and one other sacubea newspaper COMBINED uP it wd aks te Kar e : ee Og! cae eee, oP es A A OT OE A SS ————— _— ~~ re Ee rr See Our Other. "a a _ > | Big Brother Movement. | : bg $2.95 $ 1 88 $2 to $2.50 $ 1 29 By the Aseociated Press Values. * 2©¢«- © @ ® | CHICAGO, Feb. 28.—Five hun-, > . . Value Stag Lagan gore ‘os oe er i 7 : . @ Good lity leather Purses in many styles ‘the cast of the “Passion Play, ss ge wees ainty voile Dresses for tots of one and two rood quali - my babi ‘which an organization of busine ssf i & OS bs ao ‘Short sleeved and sleeveless styles in fitted with mirror and some have coinypurses. | te Give Eagle § Stamps and 1 Re deem Fall Largest Distributors 0 [apa gretessional men of the city a “, a Retail in issourt will produce yearly to obtain rew- a3 Basement aj : jenue for the Big Brothers’ care of , etattite 7 , | delinquent boys and wards of the renegeee = E Holland Herring; all Chicago’ Juvenile Court, have been milchers; a kee : réfrenarsing for more than @ ywear| Finnan eee and are now virtually ready fon the ib, .-.- : ‘first production set for Margh 15. Large No. 1 cans Sardines ” 25¢ All/of the 350 actors, 190 male tomate sauce: 2 cane for. . phell’s Tomate Soup; singers who will take the tThface of ae died z , ‘$1 00 an orchestra “and the directors are ‘Campbell's Pork and l amateurs or long retired profes- . isionals. Each will play his part wag eelected with a view of that #1 Begins Monday—a Remarkable Event ena the Tenth Anniversary of This Big, Busy Basement Economy Store in ick n e articipates With PE AINA SAPS was selected with a view of that, : person continuing in the same role | Hydeated Lime. 2h. throughout the life of the eat Chal Sh Fertilizer, 5-Ib, ‘sack. Be es. The larger churches of Chi- cep Fe ance e larger churches | = One of Monday’s Most Important Events Is This Sale of Russian Sunflower Seed; cago have offered assistance fn {ts! 2 Ibs. os a . / — te a : staging. | Sete teste & | > - . ; J og yy pdm |The home of the Chicago Civic | Yj, Fax | ie «song 9s oaeR IRN ,/Opera has been taken for the pro- | :. //) My ? | 5 is s New. gS oO: é |duction and all scenery in its five , ai fx / : . | | gH 4 : A Remarkable Event, R lacts. The interior of the theater will be made over into what ap-} ( fo); ; sith, oe” ea Rel YY 5; oe —1100 in All |pears to be a cathedral. Nq cur- / } / \ i\ Mis - y = Gee , ge : —800 i in the Lot—Over 35 Correct Spring Styles | tains will be tsed in the five acts; | all scenery being changed in total | “ve . H if . \ . tr . \\ \ — \/\g ~ > . i p > r p tp RP | darkness. Pa / Fal NOW = = S ne . _ 2 on 7 Mi : tal “er th 910 | | } W 3 SS SS 3 SS A eth . , a f “Mary Magdalen in 1¢e 314 \ —— . QeEsss > - > ey : . | Obera m&ergau Passion Pla VY, 7 | \ , : @ os “ — —— MOY ‘ esragstes S ‘al ” _ Women s, Misses 4 ¥ S al as i ate | . tes SSSA : | eci - F s assume that role and will alternate E | (A @ SS WN Bs Pp and Extra Sizes . : eS he Foes 'with Miss Eleanor Price, a student —= & Ws t. Sy B $-Ib, cans; hop ‘ ia vi ° —_ —s A\\ ' a *eeeeeee Be i fluvor; 55c iat Northwestern University. Fran-‘ © ' — G C 2 y ai ath D , itis J. Bridgman, formerly of the | . cans, $6.00 ee ifirst company, will have charge of} —— MALT SYRUPS é ols Bosth; hop flaver: can. abe the lighting ett cts. Bine Ribbon; hop flavor: can... Sek a Buckeyes how flavor eS JUNIOR PLAYERS 10 GIVE Varian ; ; ; Jiffy; hep flavor; ap “ALICE IN WONDERLAND” Top; hop flavor; can ee ae ; wd flavors ‘aa Presentation to Be at Little Theater Double Dutch; hop flavor; can. } in Artists’ Guild Friday Night and Hicraft; bop flavor; can....... AL Saturday Afternoon. Rthcas hep fever: can....... .b5e The Junior Players, under the di- White Banner; hop flavor; ' rection of Alice Martin, will present a dramatic version of Lewis Car- roll’s “Alice in Wonderland” at the Bottle Caps or Crowns; com- 20c Little Theater of the Artisgs’ Guild, ayy ee $1.80 on Friday evening and Saturday! ial Prices on Malt in ‘Doren Lots. afternoon. Victor Woerheide will represent aliases v Lewis Ci irroll and Gwenneth Mlack- ADVERTISEMENT ~~ | man will play Alic@ Otherg in the east of children avill be Jeanne Woerheide, Katyarine Bright, Ber- Supply Spring and Summer Needs From This Birthday Offer of Here’s Extraordinary Choice of Popular New Styles in : . A Most Profitat ry Berninghaum Peter Schuck, Va- leria Suliber, Alice Silverstein, Mar- d tha Albert, Mary Woerheide, Owen 9 i Heitmeyer, Esmeralda Mayes, Peg- aS resses oo V4 ; gy Walswa Elizabeth Fagley, Don- OW Oe | * alee Backham, Josephine Sunkel, Marig Olmstead, Carol Rita Bau- 7 iy He AY, Exceptional Valug¢s at | 3000 Pairs—Specially Poiekniad » : —1000 in All—Styles for @ Here are “values” you can scarcely afford to overlook if you contemplaté res sale of a most exceptic selection of a new Coat forimmediate or Spring wear. Included are sports. » on Monday if you arer dressy models that will appeal to you at once—many have fur borders = | i Spring styles are incl others are trimmed with buttons and contrasting materials and all are beat The variety will interest ¢ lored in up-to-the-minute styles. Sizes for women and misses, and extra siz ; Dresses — well as the n = -s up to 00. | thi rig Mt (| malt > » 4 nM | My l 4, We mT i i e —_~ ~~ ° ak ek Se ye See ee =: r ~ ~*~ ~ é : = = aad Coats of Poiret twill, polair, polotone, deerona, penaalenst and a _ Dresses for sports, bus: suede cloth—in navy, sand, rosewood, green, harvest, shrimp, ‘3 F _ fashioned of satin Can ashes of roses, sandalwood and powder blue shades. Coats for “3 ~=s and the smart and colo every taste and type of figure. Basement kcone ~ | a splendid quality. ~\ v ° \Y SR RR IE \ x Ww ‘\ \ \ Sy; —_ ee. WY nie * ‘ ‘% 7 MAAS ‘ AY \ AAS ww AN NY WN ; \ —_ = £ + >> a - . mayn, Sammie Mayes, John Henry Paghiman, Gladys Kletzker, Mary } ' } Ann eiank and Dorothy Walker. | ~ ¥ % : : P | By ee: He \ Do Not Emphasize | yosyeq wall ESSAY CONTEST 4\/-& dh Rote cs Offered $ 88 . : y i 8 5% 6 Gray Hair Senior Students to Meet in Annual , x A ie ae MS [ #7) | : Event Tomorrow. of HM oe - Wi \ . at, P Gay «66 Present day styles make no allowance The annua! senior essay and ora- : ; ee! for gray hair. Short hair emphasizes , f a even a thread of silver. Keep it young: | ‘Or?cal contest of Hosmer Hall will looking with Brownatone. Easy to ap- be held tomorrow at 10:30 a. m.| ply, quick in action—no waiting for | iy the First Congregational Church. »~ ok a RO Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Stere a Nn ee ee eee ee ~ ——=ae -~* ply, quick, ia. action—n0 waiting for fy | an nt? hs : gis ai & e 'a very special event could b bleached hair tinted to any shade of } ‘Two prizes for the contest have | ‘/ @_ Over 40 advance Spring and Summer | : q@ In this birthday offering are Footwear styles to suit a ) the newest styles of Milline rown or black. Two sizes—“%Wec and ‘eine ai re y Sy | $1.50. Two colors— lightest blonde to Pershing avenue, one of which is | lwo renowne a make rs. Dresses that repre- ; , choose several pairs—all a 2 By all means should you tn long departed bY {phy, on which will be engraved sent very unusual values. All who have a f built and serviceable, a ty this offering color wanted. The Kenton ner in the contest. The other i& 1 | : the fabrics alone are worth more than $2.88. ' ; : ; Co., 1510 Coppin Bidg., Covington, Ky. at thes | : es) Tal \ : ey S mee Black satin one-straps end Hot ” gift of books, going to the winner | ef le : And the styles are new and attractive—sizes = outs — some peer 6 ‘rimmed saa. and models mw aactrte ~ Judge e contest wil | soe Ss Ee i | 16 to 20 in misses’ and 36 to 54 in women’s. b aes ‘gay flowers and noveity orna- Judges in the contest will 1} , ie lack and brown combin used in newest wavs, with Prof. Isaac Lippincott, John R. - = 4 styles — patent leather “ straz Hats, as re and avi s Grey. 2 | , , ; | ! é 4 ee ee ee. a Fabrics are Irish linen, cotton . } | and open-work models. Fy is the many new’ and bright Cry of the Children,” Betsy Boeck: | f | ‘*moonsheen, ’’ imp orted gi g- \ : : Wide range of sizes. “A Plea for a Spirit of Interna- | ! hams, French linenes and others. = ed Basement ‘ereicicievalia cial Service Work in St. Louis,” | | “a é GOITER Kathryn Livingston: “Theodore | | ie ai | Roosevelt,’ Mary Noble; “The Best | es ; sy | Conservation of our Natural Re- } Sources,” Adelaide Tarrant; “War . ° 3 . Sie See Women’s Hosiery Sample Umbrellas - Shirts Ke | oo, $6.50 to $10 Values for........- = 69 ma | | a, se : + econds of 88c to $1.25 Grades . ' @ These colored silk Umbrellas are in eight, ten or e 4 ipe al, for golden, blofide or varying shades of | been given by David L. Grey, 6318 | ; 4 | R 50 . styles —secured in § species purchase from | ' every taste—and the exceptional saving will induce 121 e for immediate wear as th medium brown, and dark brown to a silver basket for the schoo] ie Sead te “her trial tec lad |each year the name ef the win- | bought materials will know that merely GUARANTLED HARMLESS as an individual prize. TINTS GRAY MAM ANY SHADE students who will compete : pete and the ° ; subjects of their essays are: “The | broadcloth, Normandie voile, me Louis, Cuban and low heel clone Alt Goitérs Respond to tionalism,”’ Elizabeth Conner: ‘‘So-|§ CREAM |'Man,” Tonie Sutter; “A Plea for Bi k ; ve f ; Off "1 f Ww F A Birthd. OL M : | ack, White and Favored Colars in a Group o A Birthday Sale ering of Women’s i ow" wu Men s twelve rib style, with imitation amber tips and tops EES ) There is a wide variety of beautiful handles and selec- 4 | / : tion is bound to be pleasing. ) 7 Basement Economy Store y 2 ee: ; ” » ‘ “ ‘ a @ Excellent wearing Hose of thread silk and silk- mixed W ool-Mixed mea i Shirts of import- weaves—with double lisle tops and reinforced feet: semi- ! ° | © fashioned, and offered in a wide Variety of colors. _ Seconds of $6 Grade, Pair. fit ag 2 cate Haag | ‘ay on See aa | i ily @ B rton poplin and ’ ' > r ) Mixed Blankets in large plaids Sample Hose Men S$ Hose ' » Rirwceng be “5 ona vm bets oe Ends are sree 9 witb pend collar-attach- . wromen's Sate’ Caste a at ieee aaa der 9 cea : of blue and white and rose and w , stite collar to match. thr ad silk and silk mixed; threadgsilk and silk mixed: wide cotton sateen to match. 100 ‘pairs in lot. ’ figures, stripes, black, whit ana at le rs; re infor ced, iv) black “ hit i : Basement Economy Ftore — ~ — fs wag ty effects. \* y Bhoe §2¢ ind colors. s onds of C : Verues, PMP... 26... = i9c to $1 grades, pair. 44 Basement Economy Store : 3 ~ : ; = Bet and well Very Important Is This Birthday Sale Offering of 13% to 17. t Keonomy Store Many Opportunities for Profit in These Birthday Sales Offerings— 5 O0Q Yards of Silks 7 Curtains and Draperies | |... nee er eae we, D 1 BS | [4 Birthday Sate featuring twenty-five of the newest and best Spring “ $ Make Selections From the Following Groups colors as well as black and white. For ovening and Men S { street wear. Included: : de ° eee: 8 : 2000 Yards Heavy Flat Crepe, $2.50 Value $2.25 Marquisette Mine © yay, $2.25 Fringed Panels 1500 Yards Satin Canton, $2.75 Value $19.50 to . Curtains ry! at i | ei "ih 4 Special, 1500 Yards Canton Crepe, $2.98 Valuc 3 id ) am Tt TLL A ead Fach $1 55 ’ 300 Yards Charmecuse, $2.50 Value 3 a , _ Seamless ) Cc ve ig ; “a ° , . : . 2 . | be lini “as ho | me 39 Hales ta Be ; : $00 Yards Black Satin, $2.50 Value m 3 | | = ectee “Say it with satin, says Fashion. So the Cal- | Dur bya la Figured beige net Panels in all- 300 Yards White Broadcloth, $2.50 Value oq AS . endar shoe for March, the smartest shoe of . Curtains with crossbar center ur | over lace effects, finished at bot- Basement Keonomy tere . : . . . with colored side ruffle and val- ’ \ 3°} oer | ” ~} fringe 4 the mont » iS in . £ ance. With tie-backs to match i ' 4 . one ; with a tiny frill ac the side affixed by a cut es NET : ci ae : sie steel ornament. Adorable cut-out pattern. : le il if . pe asa aa ee A Prominent Birthday Offering in the Rear Section: 9x12-F t. 7, wide, 686 Parisian spike heel. A rare bit of style for | iit, faebtch. an’ “calte’ wet Gix-. 1 Oe olor effects. 36 ) LN » Se | A t es ee and Young , ' ' die , este ' / color ects. 6 ches wide and eens, Geeoped ang lace edge fri suitallie: fer door ea fg ewe sc SS am ess xmins er poe rable woolen fabric& ‘ | —of ims line, form-fitting an@® 34 inches ishe Ld anted colors : at anes, 40c rd ote ale- $ ©) 50 | SRE ogpepy $2. 59 Te ss | \ Ss Seconds $62.50 Grade. : s ' . ga : ) ‘ q Sixt ? ! g Two and three- : 13 5 | eae a y closely woven P Pay — Window Shades Terry | Cloth Cartaining ‘Curtain Nets , : in thie offering, 80 carly 50 quarter |jned. ine 3 8 . _ : offering, #0 early : ; ‘ —pcews Place a Pepe et es , — urtain Voile, plain | —in wanted weaves, ¥ = : > selection fe advised. Made and mixtures in light . oa: Unbleached cere Real 5 nal ; 15 yard ple AaASTTig " 7 m > ; i‘ rOSBRtiiir i’¢ . s b to lo 5 ards 1G ng / “ in beautiful colors and de- ; se : ‘ doe sg yee ~ binatio * oe ee ae te, vory, and, aad a6 ae 19 inches a gt signs and with deep silky pil aa | purposes, . ° . . aa . S58 e. solid . I } is yas wide atte ’ *) > ’ 5 : eeee d $1.50 to inches wide © Value Se values , 28¢ Ie Pxi2 ft. Axminster Rugs, seconds $55 grade, $39.95 Well tailc dive: | yare ades f) valu ar . 2-yard-wide Linoleum, seconds of $1.45 grade. . sizes 16 years >. Li We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamns : te : square yard ade $1.19 Reerment Sitios Store Mill rem colors. ti Sg Oe RD PPE ERE BLT _ OI.B.S. Co. ae ———— —_ —— A TT a S + ee ee « er ee er tre eee ee ew ee ee re ee ~ ~ . . Pee F FEW SUSY FOTF TEESE TETAS RURAL EAC RUE if

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— . . " _——— “ = ow a as ae — re Pe a ee . 7 ke I Pad he Ee aie ee paar 9 e —- —— . - aa . . , : ; ‘: Po SE es ee TR Re ee Be C8 Pi a ss, eat 3 ates See Con eM pa Ct ME ms ee Se Igy” OR eT aE 8 ae me , 7s % IT Milt 5a » Whe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED | ST LOWS POST-DISPATCH VISITING BISHOPS TO PREACH | -_-— Ce P—— ae - + 7 " = " w- - om ——— —_—- _ - 4 ; ~ - ON ee ~ oa r > vene - - ; = ~~ erery “= ba i it el i oe ei | ’ , —~—_ wee SS eae 'AT TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH | 10)'R*.o &# Ca>eB Tp ~ See Our Other A sail A - _— Women’s Gloves Wash Suits ¢ Congregations of Two Other Epis- |] With $1.60 Other F i . copal Churches to Join in Wednes- a id | $1.50 to $2.50 $1.39 at > Pe any Evening Services, | . a f ae Special Lenten services will be | ; ey fo : Values | Value. . ( ee SS ra jheld at Trinity Episcopal Church | tet ;: - : @i | 3 ; tag eee . |4005 Washington boulevard, on! 45 A “a @ 1200 pairs of sample silk Gloves in various @( Suits for boys, of washable fast-color ma- ' B+ wks: ) Wednesday evenings. A number cf ) Coffee; eae ‘ * | oe — Renan styles, including 16-button and gauntlet style, 4 terials in middy and button-on styles. Neatly 64! | prominent bishops of the Episcopal | neh , s and Redeem Full Bon _ om Largest Distributors of Merchandise all with double finger tips. trimmed. Sizes 2% to 8 years. i pr 'church will visit St. Louis. all eal Fre Blend $1.40 he dise--Few Restricted Arti ~ at Retail in Missouri and the West Basement Basement vere lone of whom will preach only at! Onttee; 5 te.. andise——F eu stricted ; ; ieetiicinnasia 2442 17 @ Cousins’ Best Blend 60¢ *t+aeeeeeee @ Oe - * Shsianities sahliiapineecialalaga 7 5 : BL2t 52. | Trinity Church. The congregations 3 'of the Church of the Holy Com- Coffee; Ib. |munion and St. George's Chureh Genuine Guatemala 5c will unite with Trinity i[n these services, which algo are open to Coffee, lb }e - t the general public. | Orange Peko Tea; E : | ar | The preacher next Wednesday :. a SS aig C ; iH Ve | | yas evening will be Bishop Edward, 00 Eag tamps with E A , Fawcett of Quincy, Ill. The second *): 1 le 5 ; € visitor will be Bishop Irving P. pound Dutch 25r ‘eta a*atalaFaatatt's —E es Z & x a z ‘ BS ce ] Be hoe | oS $4,000,000 FOR CHICAGO U. —-_-- — ae $17,500,000 Sought in Building and ° _ ae: e 2 a ra 7 : , ; . asabttit Endowment Fund Campaign. | = a4 : : eae INGE Sa) See } ; POR. |e CHICAGO, Feb. 28.—Announce- ok if you contemplate thé@liess sale of a most exceptional kind—one that you should give your earliest |) ~ : R23 ae | ) PD mon\ jment of gifts to the University of Included are sports and@mpn on Monday if you are needing Dresses for any daytime occasions. Only | . jf ‘ : Y i _. ey ge Chicago totaling $4.106.069 wes : have fur borders andmped Spring styles are included, and all are quite suitable for immediate | {pee 274 | (ee a | ashen Roe |) mont, chairman of the University T ite B ials and all are neatly tai fhe variety will interest as much as the smartness of each model and there fabantgh sh, gM eg fa D | \ 2 BSR RRR RY sents dooecedd “Gaeaains alae OUSeWITe COMES misses, and extra sizes wileek Dresses as well as the new high-Colored models. Women’s, misses’ and | \ ee, | se ——F a Sine nearly 25 per cent of the $17,500,- New Woman 4 rE . t 5) ; “eae &e e.g aes, ao : : oe AGF 900 sought in the university’s cam- MLA up tO vv. Yip Z ae : a Vee paign for funds for new buildings| “All of our best doctors had 4 . , : . 4 EZ SS fe Baa, ¢€ YA, tan Baz and endowment. © up. I was unable to leave my : bengajlana and 4 Dresses for sports, business, street, afternoon and general wear; a, eZ | Zs tite Igy Zs ‘ Y 4 iy Zs ey Zi tite Of the $4,104,043 pledged, $1.- 16.weeks and was yellow as « ’ ; i-_ P . C ti fl t C t e ZZ; Z LEA tte CZ “Be ZB ZA $e Zz g 671,000 has been, given by the trus- hesides the terrible stcmach pains I harvest, shrimp, @ fashioned of satin Canton, crepe satin, flat crepe, Canton crepe 2 ii $71,000 hat boon given by the tres] 5" a anbea amen nades. Coats for “™ and the smart and colorful printed crepes, with all materials of : SD Sa | : education board has promised §2,-| (0 “7 Maree Wondestal Remedy . = . ; : : . ‘ 000,000 toward the endowment of . a splendid quality. Basement Economy Store # | ' u/ o research and instruction, conditional upon an additional $4,000,000 be-| rom the intestinal tract and allays ing raised for the same purpose, to} inflammation which causes stomach, liver and intesti ailments. t- h ir h ee rte ! : ’ make an endowment fund of $6,-| * In the Birthday Sale—A Remarkable Group of Women’s 000,000. The other gifts comprise! \ince “or money refunded. Wolff-Wilem ar New Styles in — A Most Profitable and Timely Offering of one of $200,000 from Charles F| Drue, Co. Judge "a Delph ‘Drug States Grey of Evanston, an anonymous| —— to_Evesywheve. Shoes #4 and $5 Spring Hats New Spring Blouses = f:=2022 oy neous the university throughout the coun- try will undertake to raise $2,000,- The Optometrist | —1000 in All—Styles for All Occasions —, In Peasant and Tunic Styles 000. ; The Optician SN ‘*e@eeee eee eeee eo eee ee ee ee eeeee eee Oe ee ee eee oO Ree * Rasement Liconomy St od cially Purchased : : 4 - \ Sal ; Policemen Form Coantry Club. ; i : 1 , iv the Agesociated Press : : ¥ Choice » 3 oe ks 4 $5 to $6.95 4 9 : LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb. 28.—|| ave had their Leng iy y é | 47)\ W pct “i : ° “ . A country club composed entirely m our eye service TOF . in Ce ‘ - A ones : Fi ; : ° Valley. A hundred acres of land | . e Footwear styles fo suit almot the newest styles of Millinery—all Hats just as ap- Yj #, € 50 popular are Overblouses of these fash | have been set aside for cabin 8 ee 609 WN. BROADWAY __- | bnal saving will induce many f{#Mie Tor immediate wear as they will be when Spring ionable — “ee hg and eae will + : for policemen and their families. and serviceable, Wi this offerin 2000 Blouses, in a profusion of attractively nis courts and @ shooting range ar; 4 6 varied styles. Peasant Blouses of crepe de among the facilities planned. j 2... . BANGS rae en SL i ‘ith Mandarin or round shirred neck- ack satin one-straps 2 - eiaiaad a: Nes "is "3 bs-, SL chine, with ! S Caada. a - ews and models for dressier gil ae, a eres —; FF . lines, and long sleeves with shirred cuffs— its—-some suede trimmed;. } owers orna (etd 5 : 4. SRS Seen . S, £ g ination ye and novelty €e5) Sea 7 17 of fresh pecans added. Basement | Value ..... ae , for 33 ae Cemie e @ Youthfully styled, well-tailored many—tnese ara ) % Ses at ee a ) ail : ‘ , i ° —_ Milk Ch ] t will reduce the figure without discom- | Coats of Polair and camel's hair be: OCcO a e ’ fort or injury; wide range of sizes. | cloth, in flaring styles- some with 4 | | | fur collars, others trimmed with Med Shirts of import- Reg. 60c Lb., $3.50 Girdles $2.50 Girdles bands of contrasting color, novelty wR os ; : r a "s 9 (r;ire es 4 > 3 . : * 1 ith, soiesette, fiber Ss Ps . ett cin | seun-elsetic’” aan buttons and silk stitchings. All iB fton poplin and € Delicious “broken Milk Choc- 42 5 ' -— deép elastic 68 de pink material with | ) full lined. In powder blue, deer, Mand collar-attach- Olate, which everyone enjoys sections; front | clastic around top: | and , Sizes 2 to 16 vears cial P ° of sizes ... . : « Basement _— Basement Economy Store SS ee eer - a” ee a * . 7 » > y " 017. ih om Eeonomy Store —e Sale of Domestics and Cotton Goods . Birthday Sale Fou wa = : | _ Many Saving Opportunities, a Few of Which Are Here Listed—Profit by Them! | % | Men S a, Seamless Pequot aie | | $1 Radioux Chiffon $19.50 to $24.9) iaeeee..$159 eee B44) Ada vara... O6€ Size, Fach... GIOIA ‘ 4 ‘ ! | ; ; R441“ 2e ; & : Seamless bleach. d Sheets with deeply hemmed ends. The quantity . 10.000 yards of 26-inch Radioux remnants of cotton yarn and arti- ; ’ ie : . is lirmited and only 4 toa buyer. No phone or mail orders accepted. ee 5% 7 ¢ i ficial slik ‘(Trayon). Neat checks, pin stripes and sports patterns. | now vou" a ice | he > * Wash Goods Percale Remnants 3 Wit ' » . Cotton Broadcloth | Bed Sheets | : ae 2 Whe —in shirting and dress’ designs, — , Ty od Sage —in plain shirting shades of gray, | Belveder: $1x90-inch bleachei vt io ‘te ‘= p Biss wo An Event That Is Always Eagerly Attended, Beginning Monday, Is Our Birthday ae RE Se , - , : , i cls ’ Z - . 4 : , ES PHCOSE OF COTO BNE ar Segre “Temnant lenge hs of 2 to B&B Yasue. tan and waite; 36 inches wide and Sheets wit} Se4 (L1eSS cent r silk (tray6 fabrics. 36 inches - ; mere wide 6% - 6: “Scout” brand. 36 tnches } two to f.ve yard 29¢ Heavy e wide, vard ASF values, yard a PPS ~ a > ~— > nea A fo, wolne ward ee | ’ a _ , : , vere Mae a Sag MOTHER! Fletcher’ ia i Suiting , Table Pads Dress Linen ‘letcher's Castoria is a pleasant, harmless sub ’ eavy layer cotton, covered | 36-inch imported Irish Linen @. Men’s-and young 2 - rable woolen fabrics Mf. line, form-fitting and com Two and ‘three-button | quarter’ lined. In stripaiiey Brown Muslin . Linen Toweling and mixtures in light any Unbleached 39-inch cotton in 2 to 5000 yards of l7-inch all-linen 15 yard leng.he Used for many! Toweling with red or blue border. The purposes For kitchen or roller 20¢ | Flatulence Diarrhea Regulate Bowels WwW ] ; ) : ” towels . Yard.. , , mit , : ell tailored : oe | make, 45 inches Mattress Covers | Aids in the asctantation of Feed. promoting Chorfelade, ees ana sizes 16 years 0 | | Pepperell ' anil _ wide and unbleached; 2 to | M: f heavy unbleached sheeting, full size, box seamed and Natural Slee without ® : | 25c Dress Gingham | wide and unbleached: 2 if || Made of heavy unbleached sheeting, full size 179 p lates nO ca 7 ¢* iets . — wm if tate: ‘ ‘ e ar ‘Ss at, each. “een . , — a Mill remnante of 22-inch Dress Gingham in only a few quantit; with taped ende. In sealed packages {fered | Oe Pe | — mn B2-1: Dress: mt} _— | Basement Economy Store | To avoid unitations always look for the signature of ) 3 Proven directions on each package. Physicians evegywhere recommend it stitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages It has been in use for more than 30 years to safely relieve Constipation Wind Colic Ta Sweeten Stomach Cotton Satinette - | 82-inch cotton linene Suiting in —of imported English cotton yarn, | pia.n shades. For wash drese#es, ’ , bleached muslin Neat.y | the popular plain shades and i 3% is d “ | C FPeconds o 2 , . Iffere . oa “ 58c ee ieeoee yo sat fe nisl Bg | ie ceeee BDAC Uitraden cach" SE=DO | “oh OMS io Bath Towels “Startex” part-linen Toweling, Sheeting | Bleached, with fancy plaid designs | bleached and with colored border. and durably hemmed ends 39c¢ * to 6 vard lengtha; [5c 19x7S-inch sige. ~Each...... 2c value, Yard..csescesens: ~~ — Se, —_ i ot a : >, Pt 4 EE TE CE AO eG AR Re . ee ee ee et eee ee ee Fe te ees ee ee 2 2 vara cojors Two to five varad pieces,

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’ ge oa Ct STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH -—=s=«‘T—he Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation icc ic eevubig and coe sleep eae 7 COMBINED a See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5, 6, 7 and 9 This Section r | . . . ’ d Novelty nonegeay ‘Novelty Silk ¢ Special, | Ss : the Pair tripes—of all-wool ‘ ) ; ; Pe gn enna m nd sports at- We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Largest Distributors of . Merc hundise ; Mshers of Webster's Dicti Third Fleer Cash or $2.. W in Merchandise Few Restric! ed | Artic les Es re rcepted at Ketatl in Missourt and the Ww est Book nece— Oe = emt ae a ae > ne | -_ em ———— View = Immense Collection Monday—And You Will Agree That We Are Presenting the Widest and Most Advantageous Choice of Ing s iba Styles of Coats ror “real Sear RA oe ‘ re 1th all PGS TF 9. —Every Garment a Splendid Value at the Popular Price of Wire t - e F : ‘Keri nis. 3e aye" one 4 far sunrL _ 4 f- many shades. able for many rooms 4 mounted with dainty imported ee ’ epreacs io! . 4 a er Sears OF Sen. Soils ne Y Doll heads: instructions for full size Beds—stamped in two ' Beautiful mahogany-finished cabinet Oe a P Roll, 39c e rf Pp! ink sil K je rsey ane i $1 ik Cc ombir ed wi ' -. ering given with m a2*eria'(s i designs. to De worked in lazy . _ - . = : 6 . os a on ie al ‘ig “ es 50c avers, oO ; we, All are new Spring : - 3]. 95 “4 fi) auebtousd here aisy stit h and French knots: j ee Ay ; Ste: ; 5 : : i CiLemair; iz. iney ; Handsome tapestry and foliage paterns and brocaded . , Spe efal at Sate, Ie if ? ' . mtitberr - wit h r «> ’ int al A For Ecclesiastical or Confirmation Robes mulberry with gold antiqu Sieg sc braid trimming: — ae ee ve, i “a } | Monday Brings fo hnater Women These Very W orth-While - 18x50 inches: ea Imported Flouncing's 4 a =: ‘1s0Fume | | My A Sewing Machine “Specials stam pe a for simp] Specially » OV ' se E | sat phen: wha. , i Well-Known Brands in Three Value-Giving Groups Priced, Yard.. \ =—= : ) Rubber-Tired Roller || | Any Machine Offered - 7 hs =m w ‘ig - ee a ee - — kd 2 —. hi uy - a — Gite. —— eo ' " , i ’ engl TS I a tet 1 aren eae gig die ag: ~~ / ogy ei . ty ee ae [eee pe par ae Be > fms “ig 3 Le — “- ere ge ~—") ‘ FP ge ay =e ~ , m : me . » tee ~~ « ’ (te Ik | 3.99 Crochet L Laces Cay Laces L Royal \ ilton Rugs White Rotaries "Portable Electrics Hand m = ) 5 : . a dat hie. oe q | ad Small Cash Payment and broidered Mlouncings—«eo much in demand just at this season ‘ SS ae : : : | Assortment of — the kinds wideiyv for frock trimmings. collare and S45 Value, made Crochet Laces in if teed whi and ecru : | $3.75 Valae, Pai ie the gear: While Ctantilly and ne: kinds—all of imported eae , 6 SS. ue, Pair . m s ; cuffs ee a TY} ny On r piiTt “Arrow” —standard mak e, « ; $65 Grade, her javanteed Machin peetal..........- - Special 40 wit ‘oter Automatic drop-heads tm with — 7 bab) irish patterns; Laces i fancy-work go: val . is or Bey st by Porto Rix AT) [ie iIsaniry: D3 ces or ly | ; 1 su eed. hem ‘for Dh ccnmeehn Gated dense be nee, brator style. The latest priced 9x12-F t. Size, Special Values at | cidedly, ie s ee | | penmgghe aT eed : ) ey) vj u lace curtains: : datided : at guaran da. Value at guarante "* « J s = : . hag = " : * be Sizes 76 to 44 may be PNT ae C, ) Fase ro NS 60 Houschold Brooms..... Peer . | $4450 White Enam. Medicine Cabinets.$3.45 | Ontos i & . Bread Mixers. ee chosen in these dainty ab. —->- =~ ome De $1.70 56-ft. Rolle 48-in. Poultry ‘Wire $1.44 $2.50 All-Metal Waste Baskets $i.7° | packages for (+o + <.e and serviceable Aprons ° o«- ‘ — e ; VA hit ae ~~ a RN aa . $2.50 7o-ft. Relle 48-in. Poultry Wire $2.10 | $2.40 Stowe Ovens<. 1-burner Sit.69 ard ne oe Pi Titré Fieer + Th Oh npriuse ar K, ai : . ~ . Visa, . "G7 y yl) / MSG A / i i? . ; Pal ! ' tha: 20 bar« for - (No Mail or Phone Orders Accepted for Seep or Chinese.) “hth ee nigmataey ORD btn chase chenille i i cig ip es ¥ nt aS : : P ; TFs Pee ac. i 42 pies x ee ES 3 , *

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 97.900 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ——_—- _ ee rn a ee _:—— % ST LOWS POST-DISPATON OB - ~*~ ~ oon - — — —e = -- a ~~ —- ~ ree + = Py See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5, 6, 7 and 8 This Section FAMOUS ~BARR CO), = We Give kagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | elae:- ter twee of the Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—lew Restricted Articles vce pled | dark colors and black = ie taaillessionaalll ’s Dictionaries @ IEDC | Silk Crepe de Chine : 239 —_———— Special, the Pair $2.98 ethics Value, Yard.. ronouncing with cons bi‘ i \ +) ¢ origina] ; a ‘Ss : uD. + p E. A new spi c . : | ity Milanes* iif i Ocue, biVer-]NOoOOoONn ] i and many ot! Main Floor eSS0res, | | | (Chine of all-siik weave 4) inches shades: including Third Fleer popiinr new Book Shop—si sth Flop” —— Beginning Monday—Our Fourth Floor Millinery Section Will Add to Its Record of Extraordinary Value-Giving in a Sale of $15 10°30 Sample Spring Millinery —1I100 Beautiful Showroom Samples—All Just Received—Bearing the Labels of Eminent New York Makers @ Those who have ever shared in our Sample Millinery sales can vouch for the marvelous selection—and particularly will this event call forth wide and unusual praise. It is a real gala occasion for those who appreciate Hats of ultra designing—it is an out- standing opportunity to obtain Millinery from New York makers whose creations set Chapeau fashions—and above all, it is the unsur- passed time to obtain truly distinctive Hats ata fraction of their worh. In elegant plain models, semi- dressy-sshapes, Hats for general wear and elaborate Millinery women, misses and matrons will be fairly amazed at the selection we have made possible for $10. New Styles for All Costumes | Embroidered Hats—cellophane models—novel sports Hats of felt—demure poke shapes—the new turbans— of f-the-face styles—large-brim models—Bangkok Hats, Milan and timbo Hats and hairbraid models are the kinds most prominently featured in this exceptional " collection of handsome Hats. The Earlier You Choose, the More Extraordinary Your Selection Will Be — ae ee Te ee a ee ~ rl re uo Lovely Trimmings and Colorings Many kinds of gay, Springtime flowers, jaunty ribbon applications, novelty effects, touches of lace and feath- ers of various kinds—all used in the most fashionable ways on Hats of black. and such new shades as Arden green, lipstick, Indian orange, thistlebloom and other shades equally attractive. Fourth Fleer &.. 4 Y Showingof the Newest Vall Papers cial Groups Monday d widely varied are the new patterns Bay bs : = wcltuded jn these greups—choice Mon- a ell as extremely economical. Se At 10 O’Clock Monday Morning Begins 12':c Papers, 7'2c - . Allover patterns, stripes and #- - chintz patterns—dainty ane | ' hionabhle for bedrooms. Many colgrs. ; , | 28c Papers, 1 ers 30-inch imported oatmeal alls Papérs in new colors; suit- able for many rooms. pers, Roll, 39c Oliage patterns and brocaded effects llways, Fifth Floor — Our Semi-Annual Sale of Novelty Jewelry 75e to $5 (srades at... @ lo make it more convenient for women and nsses to enjoy selec- lion from this extraordinary assortment while it is complete, the selling will not begin until 10 a. m. To give vou afi idea of the choice vou inay so profitably share, here are some of the items included: Belt Buckles Waldemar Chains Pocket Knives Hat Ornaments € Mondav—and Monday only—may vou share these offerings. They are so remarkable that women of forethought will anticipate needs in- black, white and colored Hose far in advance, 26,6004ull-fashioned pairs in all—oft “Surety,” “Onyx,” Topsy, McCallum and other excellent makes. $1.75 to $2.75 Silk Hose 150 14,300 Pairs in This Group Smart Designs oe Very Worth-While . ’ e-Giving Groups Hair Ornaments > Compacts and Many Other Pieces Brooches Bracelets Earrings Cutt Links Choker Necklaces Art. Pearl Beads Fancy Necklaces Bar Pins Main Floer ee ate | Value $2.50 $2.50 $2.25 $2.65 $2.25 $1.85 $1.75 Tops Lisle Value Pairs Style $2.50 100 $2.75 100 $1.95 " 1100 $2.50 300 $2.50 300 + $1.75 1400 $2.00 1000 Tops Silk Tops Pairs Style One of Those Extraordinarily Attractive Events—Offering “4 to *9 Beaded Bags Your Choice Monday at Extra-Size Heavy Lisle Heavy Lisle Heavy Silk Ingrain Lisle - Service Lisle Chiffon Lisle Fancy . Fancy Silk Tops Service Lisle Medium Silk Service Lisle Medium Lisle Light Lisle if)i\\\\\\’* \ YY, / Yyf Mh Automatic drop-heads in vie Ja brator style. The latest make ey -—One of the- best. 20-year toe Kuarantee., U/ Sixth Fleer _ x g d to Share These i ) WS Chiffon * ‘ > Ss Medium ) Sheer Silk Stop-Run Lisle $1.95 $2.00 $2.25 300 800 900 Heavy Medium Extra Heavy Lisle Lisle Lisle cial Value 7 illite . | Pe te Te i $5.95 Ovens aan -~» : “BE : Bi | wea) ops porcelain-—- | Spotiessiy | ; impor- $1.25 tiriswold make Dute Cvens in the No. “$2 st with cover and $4.2 strong bell ; ag & ©. Bread Mixers . packages for... " taundry Soap—P. & G. White Napa ; 20 bare for. .- # Samples ; ; . 8 5 e Need ‘O1.39 Style Drop-Stitch Silver and White Paris Clocks Chiffon Medium Lisle Samples Silk 4 to $2.25 Silk Hose {Vo $1.75 $2.50 400 200 Samples Lisle samples Silk 12,300 Pairs in This Group Tops Lisle Silk Silk Lisle Lisle Value $2.00 $2.25 $2.25 $1.35 $1.65 Pairs 300 600 3200 1000 2400 Style Emb. Clocks Paris Clocks Sheer Semi-Chiffon Light No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders Will Be Accepted $2.00 $1.95 $2.00 $1.95 $2.75 Value $2.00 $1.85 $1.36 $1.50 $1.50 Main Fleer }” @q These Bags were secured tn a special purchase, resulting in sav- ings to vou that are most unusual. There are 1500 Bags—beautifully beaded and fashioned in. many stvles and shapes. All who have attended similar events in this sec- tion, will want to select from this group Monday morning. Drawstring, imitation shell frame, ; and under-arm_ styles—'n sold } background effects with floral and | conventional designs in black, blue. brown and gray. Main Mloer

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED gira on sae _10B- ST LOUIS POST-NISPATTH - - | : ti YOUTHS ARRESTED In the Silk Plaza ; ee ee en — — | ae eit Aa ~ Now Ready = _ ME yICK out the items fr : WHEN THEY CFI/E | PRATUE RING for Monday a very attractive | . | grouping of Black Silks at, yard $2.98 1 | , a asin, thatch Sen ealeilll - a and send your order Th ese are fortv- ineh fabrics of hi h uality yf 4 f V6 e af You wi find tnem fe pti l ing a P. | : le the | new Spring fashions for dresses, >kirts, 3 ‘fities are limited. At and laster, the selection including the many -supply your needs for THEIR CF COND CAR fashionable black fabries of the season. nag van . oe | Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth mae Se a _ Summer season. , BSS SS ER. Bipreney _ na pellet howe Aes Yare) e ‘ ie a: F leis. ine Be Po. a a, ae - i oo Ee Suggested to Bedeck Windows With ee ee : B. Sager and Child:en Fre - va One Player Roll ma 3 Mth | Springtime Glory - ‘Starting Monday Out of Auto, After Ride, Ss apedal feature Shean of | = 7 Newest Lace and ‘With the Surplus ial a the onli he en. one abveae word Try Game Eeich Again. Roll hit. Free Rolls include such late hits as: : tae | 7 : 7 es iP Fringed Curtains tt a “Sally” | “The Pal I Loved “Charley, My Boy” Gal I Loved” ' “Paradise Valley and You” “Dixie, 'm Lonesome” —— ——~—- ———— S? 25 E ac h * Memory ene And Many Others ; mh Eb, | » on These are the much wanted aoc to $1. 00 Play er Rolls Dy Hy aN , 1 Zan DS) \ , Quaker Lace Curtains in filet | : 7 Wee and shadow weaves. Both plain 29C Each, 4 for $1.00 | | by rae = AN = iil — and ‘figured. All fringed. Two and one-half yards long. ct. In the interim, they had hel Monday—a large lot of-88-note word and instrumental! ’ . re >~al? = 7. > . a or, _ Gamtan _ . up 81x persons in a4 es. wilt Rolis, each guaranteed against defects. a $3 P ; $3.25 Pair ipartment. —_____ i ssnaliliatins = 3 layer Roll Shop—Sixth Floor. Four patterns to choose frpm. et cies ap teen. 3. ILLUSTRATED IS THE SIDEBOARD. OF ONE Flounced Curtains of sheer gren- when thes Sager and her em shildre ved-tuna ' meats ; - ~ ~ 4 TTIW. ST cS adines. Dot, crossbar and faney ee eer ow : | this Suite will make its ownership a EE REP Te ' pes lenge es ee oe Announcing the Sale Monday of Lovely | lasting pleasure. other characteristic details proclaim | fringe. Ask to see this wonder- the latter's sister, 3 the true period atmosphere of this ful value, QOberwinder ‘ans arrived and : ior ool . > held | In addition, hand carving, indi- | Qn: a clin eee. quae Cake Or Luncheon Tray vidually done by a master craftsman, | or | Special at $1. 98 Pair Mrs. Mary up. The : a ‘ | . . about $95 in money and $200 in | With Large Pearl-Handled Knife : -adds to the true designing of each _ The pricing Is a demonstration of }e —s ee n J | | piece, and faithfully reproducing the \ andervoort quality values, and the New daintv ruff] ed C nrtai ns of striped grenadine, oe ao co § i. 79 y favored vogne of the Renaissance merit of fine furniture investment. Also in sheer dots. These Curtains ae regularly At s 30 . ” . . ] " i r ae ‘ N ] a 686 +) é John J. Riley, ‘o aterman a\ style. For the complete Suit $ priced at $2.35 and $2.45. They are in 24% and 2 nue. and Joseph qi vard le ngths. A, a Srenne, emerged REAUTIFULLY footed Trays that are cut in the’ well- | For the Bedroom dean en teneneen miele from the Washington Hotel + : . é s : : : 3 highway and Washington bouls liked rose design. An Inexpensive bridal gift or For the Living Room \ | A four-piece Suite. he hed 1s 1. 35 " 1 85 Pri t d M hai * vards, and entered Riley's car bridge prize as well as most useful in the home. Just eae ' og oe > sana} oo» an inte O = | ; Saees Seuthe who liad ‘been Ielter- 550) ine Che Bok: to deeb iliaading ik ioerative ; Sh eet ees full size. There is a 48-inch ~ ee ee se ne bine on, OV In l Of, SO pping 1s pe A fine two-piece Suite. Only one dresser a full size vVamitv and A This 1s a most unusual value. Only 2 large, 854 : \ : arand th a flourish of revolvers Glass Shop—Fourth Floor. . | . ” | ._ 2 ——. " " ; : ’ ’ ‘ a | s . e ih : car and with a flourish of revols | of a large number of fine Living chifforette for apparel, 40) inches special purchase makes it possi le to make this y . : | : very low pricing. This genuine mohair fabrie - «(| ‘THIS sale includes all the la commanded Riley to drive as di- —— ; : : » | Room Suites of this general char- wide ) ; comes in a colorful choice of many shades, and in Hm : tion of wood and iron Cluf rected. | ’ . . . . For the next 45 minutes Rile} 3 { r. Construction and materials ~ . ? | ts was compelled to drive about the | $ 1 10 lectric Sewing nf iene “ a Canta . e gs Genuine burl walnut is used + and mellow effects. Ideal for slipcover and drapery @ 4 city and county, the kidnapers | ; | of the very best. overings of fn- th roughout, in eombination Ww ith and easily cleaned. be, 100 Dozen Blue Streak Stemming. undecided on their next | est mohair. The base of this spe- ee eee ot course of action. Then, as the au Machine foe a REE) Sys | io Malacca maple. Hand-painted ee ee a & 9 most desirable Ball, exception ea Suite is soli alnut, witl "a OEE EE floral decorations complete the : : rate on the putting green. tomobile was passing Hamilton Desk Model ae th = as d h 32 avenue and the Hodiamont right- ' | e walnut extending around eac | : ' iat Se a — : . ensemble with exquisite effect. , mat a Regular 50c Balls. Sale The policeman. Patrolman Pat- aad Haat AR =. : ° ~ = 2 . f' : } i. — | the outstanding indiviguality © armed one youth who was trying Westinghouse Motor Sarazen, John Black and Te r ive Wain! UeONSK of-way, Riley spied a policeman on ’ ~ end : the corner and shouted “Stickup’ $ es. ee ay — |, Se | The two'youths escaped, but PRLeRseG: SOLUTES Sas eee 1 ee | | possession, amd answers the desire | The Vandervoort Budget a2 GL iy eee gg ne 600 Lincoln Park Wood and were arfested later as they en- sewing easy. -U-year Qual- eid, - " | of furniture that is worth while. Plan : % = in all models. $2.50 Clubs. tered their roonwat 3456 Lindel] antee Complete vith ala te Priced $497 | towi ed to provide Sale Price ) sal a ee ee | s our own plan, devise boulevard. Thew are Gerald FPal- al . ‘ . a | , | ae attachments, : ; 4 mer, ailas Perry, and Earl Leigh- atm , | quality furniture, with the expenditures N R d P . . n al ee wey tee The . ‘S75 Portable Electric | balanced to insure the greatest value ew ugs an atte 53°} «©—s«-: 300 Plus: Success, Plain and mrd © arrested at the ne —~ Yee | ‘ = teat seas acing ; | for our patrons. This, coupled with | ‘ Wood Clubs ted hick Was booked as Joseph Baue: ‘ ; End Tahle Special ir oO p Me id h HE Fourth Floor Rug S&S ‘ Shop announces Dey ; w | Selee hick Miller, 20, of 4943 South Granda . uur extended payments, provides the : = . , . ra arin . ou! | | ist alrivals in new patterns in Rugs of insta . ers, brassies and spoons. i : Le 4 | A high-grade End Table in Tudor de- | i le form of satisfactory furniture | W pe S in mug -~ - $7.00-Clubs. sled nets ounce & os =s f | : | sign with‘carved stretchers. Finished in § investment. Inquire at our Budget Bu- | acknowledgement aS to superiority and que i (I Sale Price { holdups. They were identified by . Westinghouse Motor dull mahogany highlighted $7.00 reau, Fourth Floor. New Anglo-Persian Ru . the victims and warrants were ts- uJ i; : : Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor, ' pact . “a Is , sued against them. Search {s on : A PORTABLE that may be | ; | 9x12 size. In new and beautiful showings of hig for, another man who participate | = placed in the closet when | artistic merit. Everyone knows the superior quality a eter Nplaep, as = by not in use. All accessories long-wearing service of these Rugs. * Leighton says he waited at th wheel of an automobile, whit LS teal ( “| including cord, rheostat, and | | New Wilton Rugs Bauer. Palmer and the other man | | Rae: ~) > / i set of attachments. Guar- ‘ : . ‘i 4 1 | Among the new 9x12 Wiltons are new ideas in sma entered the apartment. F Lf, | anteell for 20 years. i . a . S . ] S hi | . . : Rhee ol ma ) ' Hi» ~e ; tones. The Midget $5.95 Each $4.95 Each ieiastiee | alll neers ese . : q | yards. $12.60 Reels. Just Call Olive 7500 a clas, iilin gee wldiialilie 11 : . | All-linen Damask | n beautiful Italian filet a: cutwork made of all pure Lin- New Import ; Di er Set 3 P 166 No. H62s Recis yards . ; " =. , a y " al > 60 —and the New Universal Will Be Delivered pattern Cloths wit signs. Size 14x18 inches. Oblong shape. en. Size 13x13 inches. | ation of rene Ss . of 4 s Jeweled caps, quadruple multipiy- 2 ing PHONOPHOR | Just 500 Irons in This Sale Sind. aie Seal vadeh | Te ) Mig a: i Noritake China ! 4 lies: - gaieeamene . ; ica. oe —_—__—____— | ‘| Hemmed Bath | . a wees casei a doaiiiniien. The Madeira Vanity , ‘ F Towels NX E W de ‘SiIQGTIS | that Lr? Se th ft ts able S47. - a Me. 3h. ame $18.7: ana at unto Jarde room and dining room. Priced cv « _ + + Sage at. ey ae te > " 4 ~ ea > ¥ we * le ee - * -o~* > g f eS ee ee ed Rm + + ee & ~~ . - tiniest hearing aid in existence | h R ] > | most deligh tfully joy os —but the most powerful. You e O y a Sets , gy . 59¢ Fach ‘ in entertaining vende: Two new pat- ode a Dave 6 . ‘$2 73 Set SS 2S terns offering choice of conventional bor- A S . a = ia No. Hees ~ agg oer Nicket eaner i baths SS Fo : i> Soft, absorbent qual- der decorations, according to one’s own 4 Steet _ Multiplying - Reeis. | P'vots and piniona. Capes All pure linen with | PS \ AY 2g 7 ity. Blue, pink, or | special preference. All with half mat gold handles. 1 F300 varcs ” S105 $7 4- a a & ’ sleet aed tt Sei Sieh ane: > i aD ter, W tes lp bee ea x . «»* ee hekagieripr’: ‘ ice Boe . PRIVATE | : DEMONSTRATION Will Prove Its Own Superior- | eiavorate Madeira IW \O\ SO Re Fi eg an il ae pieces to the Set. ; & Reels ities if You Will embroidery. Oblong : . °S y — a : 2 : Po K , SSA —— SUEESEEEEEREEEEEEEEEEEEEeeeee = No. 635 Ashland ; Monday, March 2, te Thurs- re erreonge sei l5 . i | 3 ‘Dean! , day, March 5, inclusive. An Calli Olive 7500 for a and two side doilies. . & : } Sale of 500 Im orted Chia ind quatit = 5 ee dope — ae ee. “— ee. se e, « - “ROE SS Ae SRNGINY IRB SAN h R S SERIES 5 — ng EN ge ER . . os “ Mie 3 he “ ae » heen ella LEON: TOG earth e Ss < aS ‘ ho" — . Oe arbi, At aA a EA ~ om A A OF ae ee expert f thea, Ph h : . : Dieeesinton af ew Yors City Free Trial in Your Home ¥ a win | Cre Pj t h . 4 Prepac: = Ro l ) device without any ob! Ss S 1 [ T, $1.75 All-Linen -* li Git vee owels am . Itc ers % oe y obligation | pecia erms , Damask Breakfast Sets e on your part. You are cordial- , Tubing | $4.95 the Set 50¢ Each 56 35¢ Eee ese . os b b 4 six hemmed matching napkina size 14x14 stitched Huck Towe!'s. en with wh 3 A g@pecially gsood |= inches. Heavy pense gy on | em henicmie® fren, toa oma new Rova! ne | eon a | sizes and priced according to will demonstrate this amazing ly invited. $7 e er . . Dow Monthly | $1.25 j ard Hemmed clot h, size 54x54 Inches and Bast all-linen hem- The polka dot design of soft » : Trade in your old electric cleaner value. 42 inches wiHe. : 18x32 {inches | : silk, it is so attractive & Vandervoort’s Linen Sho; — a —- — ~— . Vandervoort’s Electric Shon— Basement 513 Olive Street : : , = le aE ar Nano eee Vi andervoort’s China ‘Shop=F ourth Floor. — he ie 2. aie . ite a. +O) er -_ einen l uiittt Gore ee epee eiriatet: pert ibs SRF 3g teh pa ae

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iit ii alla a a a a ae a eo an Ea tt et ee eee ‘ i i 3 ; a . | SUNDAY, : *s i 2 : | | MARCH 1. 1925. Been os The Daily POST¢DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulationthan BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED vy @ : ’ , —_—__— —— - w Butterick Fashion: BY O . See Our Other Advertisements on Pages 10 and 12, Thi , | is iieticg ™ #@~- ~ Order by Mail Today ts for April Are Now Ready d them helpful in vibe your. fashions for dresses, ain ete, Extra Space—Extra Salesmen N a big space in the Basement Shop with outside entrance from Ninth Street we have arranged to accommodate the large attendance which these remarkable values assume. Plenty of extra salesmen insure prompt service, SICK out the items from this list, check them and send your order by the first mail. Quan- Gties are limited. At these prices you should ly your needs for the entire Spring and ounces Venibent i] i I he = cae ; ahi — Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 9 :30; Solurduin 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth — deck Windows With y Iececnasiilletaidbiin ime Glory rting Monday in the Basement Shops—Entire Stock Including 1925 Spring Purchases of the Mermod Sporting Goods Company Togetliis Lace and alin ] With the Surplus Stock of One of the Largest Manufacturers of Sporting Goods in the United States, Which Combined Purchase Provides | A $50,000 Sace or Sportinc Goops Voi Clubs, Fishing Tackle, Baseball and Tennis Supplies at Actual 25% to 50% Savings Wanted in filet h plain Twa. “om. pie 4 ea - Only a few of the many items are mentioned below. Although the stocks are large in the entire sale, quantities of each item are strictly limited to stock on hand, therefore we advise early selection. fancy ‘. 2 | Sy | d full 9 a Td a: fe this purchase you will find a complete assortment of Baseball Supplies, a complete as- \ Y 3 x) SS a sortment of the finest Tennis Rackets produced in America, a great assortment of Fish- ss TTT YY \\ 77 ing Tackle from the best manufacturers in America, and an endess assortment of Golf abi pe QW, Supplies, including the latest models for 1925, as well as many of the noted professionals’ t Cur- (Re 7% N / : Vip autographed clubs, . pagne BA oe », ach a ees We wish to assur@the users of sporting goods in Newspaper space will permit us to list only a bullion & 4 ° all branches that this sale is the largest and most small number of the many items included in this onder. a ‘ comprehensive that has ever been offered in St. Louis. tremendous purchase. rs (hh ) & . = ? a YP seed We want to emphasize that the largest portion We strongly recommend to our friends, on ac- i een — a or : | | + 0 18 re . of this purchase includes fresh, brand-new, 1925 count of the limited quantity of items, that they t $1 OS Pair . came merchandise offered for the first time in this great shop early in order to seeure the particular articles ° . = : | sale. | desired. urtains of striped grenadine, | : | hese Curtains are ». They regularly are in 244 and 21% hha iene a 5 Se ST EE ees Golf Clubs and Supplies "on™ At Actual 25% to 50% Savings Baseball Supplies THs sale includes all the latest 1925 models. Many of the most popular autographed Clubs. Without doubt it is the best selee- Schools and small-town organizations should supply themselves for tion of wood and iron Clubs, including a large assortment of steel shaft styles, that we have ever offered at such low sale prices. the coming season during this sale. These prices are much less than | ) : ticl tandard make 100 Dozen Blue Streak Golf Balls. A 200 Wilson Plus Success Iron Clubs. | 250 Bob MacDonald Autorgaphed Iron you would have to pay wholesale, and every article is stance , a : ee and quality. most desirable Ball, exceptionally accu- | Extra select hickory shaft, in all models. Clubs. No finer Iron Clubs are obtainable. Regular $4.00 Clubs. value. Only a large, Printed Mohair | E possible to make this 8 5c- enuine mohair fabrie e of many shades, and in rich for slipcover and drapery use, ry Shop—Fourth Floor. High-Grade Catchers’ Mitts aoa i Bison the putting green. : In all models, wood shaft. $ I « B Regular 50c Balls. Sale Price 35C Sale Price $2 65 | $5.00 Clubs. Sale Price 2.95 | Catchers’ | arog ae a - Catchers’ | ee ij | & ; 125 Plus Success Golf Clubs. Same as | .| $6.00 $8.00 | $ 300 MacDonald Wood Clubs, Drivers, |)... onky nahh shaft, Regn- | 125 Bob MacDonald Autographed Iron f Mitts | eae | Mitts | Mitts Brassies, Spoons, Fancy Face; also Gene | jg; $6.00. Bale Price $3. 95 | Clubs. Same .as above but with steel 3. 50. + 50 | 4 00” $5. 00 | $6. 75 | Sarazen, John Black and Terrier models, | —=———————— a | shafts. Regular $7.00 Clubs. $4 45 | 5 $ | hom : with select hickory shaft; $6.50, $7.50 | | | Sale Price ° | : Ree a aand $8.00 Clubs. $3.05 300 Doz. 1925 | a High-Grade Basemen’ S Mitts a era OO aE BR Bale Price . Golf Balls $00 Walker Cup Iron Clubs. (This is | Basemen’s | Basemen’s | Basemen's > “ay O Oo | . a cor srasp, e Oo - ved bleton : a ce y $0 yards. : $] 15, boeenamece y . 100 No. H203 Three-Piece Bam- | versible revi mat a: 1 95 white ash; $10 Rackets. $5.50 | mw — ket hg arr if ‘ . Reels. 25 No. H806 Evxnglitsh Fiy Cast- | boo, Double brass frame, $3.00 Rods. $ Price ilson _? ee Cream Pitchers | tee Reet 2% inch: 60 yards: | wire tip. 85ce Rods ...... 50c . ' POTS: Te : tale | reinforced and strung with the best ; made of aluminum alloy. $ | i, | ionship Tennis Rack- valit t; $12 Rackets. | | 500 H451 Special | $8.00 Reels. $3.50 | 10 No. H17 Special Colorado | | — 100 No. 642 100 Champ P atone? quality gu ful t, 6. if 7. Fiy Casting Rod. Made of care- | | ets; with walnut throat, reinforce Sale Price ° thr r il Stee] Bait Rod Fish Lines fully selected bamboo; bronze Double-Action and bound: $9 Rackets. T Seeee: F -= The polka dot design of soft * 0 t k | mountings; long cork $15 50 ti Fi hi R Sale Price 200 Autographed ennis Rackets ; ve —— _— _ h w) et dots might bee bts Snake | 25.000 Yards Gladden Mills | grasp. $28.00 Rods. e 8S ng eels | new model, large playing surface, t tis we iis row ec rom som ce reen ; - y a. o .: EE te cs ctnan > jovee 5 g Ends Silk Casting Line on ke Ko. HOS Two-Piece Split Well made, smooth run 200 Wilson Onwentsia Rackets: frame made of second-growth ash, <3 to 9 feet. Cards. $1.00 card for ° o. | lit t: $13.50 BiZz@s and priced ac: ording to size. $1 : Ra mboo Bait Casting Rod, (rys- nibg L 00 fine quality white ash frame, slight strung with best. qua . Y gut; . mE? a ) € 50 75¢ | Rosca 5 repelinty ‘375 Fish Lines. a ogee ns guide and top, cork _ 75¢c | beveled bow ; $7 Rackets. $3. 75 | Rackets. $6 75 - ; " . Rod ‘ards ert lIaATrh« S ps. “ ni Shop— I}: ourth f loor. Pare $6.00, for $2.25 $7.00 Rods. $4, 50. . Sale Price Sale Price e Large Special Space in the Vandervoort Basement Shop—Ninth and Olive Street Side ———— re — -——~——— —2 en CL ALLL LOO a aaa nee ; Over 1200: Tennis Rackets. These are the kind of tennis rackets and supplies that championship players

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eee ee te a . ey eae Bas yee oR YS = se ‘ ! ’ 12B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ens (3 aa ti eel “i ae » em ay es . a vee ees @ he ra aa i ell re ee 1000 Household Aprons Regularly 50c wis at 29 nach. Wo styles be In ali rit in rubberized per abe: in fine checks of blu ink and acne and j siip-« — The Daily POST*DISPATCH clone has MORE CITY Cirenlation than the morning and one “other evening newspaper COMBINED _— See Our Other Advertisements on Pages 10 and 11, This Section ” unptli —- —_———- Aprons coms white. The all-rubber ray. green. lavender and grar ai . -— Have You Started Planning How to Get “A College Education for an Essay?” Can You Write a Good Story? Do you know what tremendous development has taken place in St. Louis since 1850? Perhaps some of the older members of your own family can tell you of the early days in St. Louis and how Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney grew from one small room to its present magnitude. The yvoung man or young woman who will be eligible to enter college in 1925 or 1926 should ‘find inspiration in this competition. Two essays adjudged best will entitle the authors to full four. vear course in their choice of either Washington or St. Louts Universities. For Full Details Call at the Sixth Floor “Essay Contest’ Desk or Write for Bookle! SCRUGGS-VANDERVOORT-BARNEY “7. Years of Progress” , 3 For the Miss and the Woman Who Wear Sports Clothes Well Smart Sports Oxfords 5 Fi and § T () Pair “— OMPRISING a eomplete stock of: comfort- ably fitting. smart sports Shoes in the new- est models. All are from manufacturers re- uowned for high-grade Footwear. Made with crepe rubber soles. with slight heels, in such combinations as Champagne elk with the new Hol- lvwood tan tmm (top Shoe jn sketch); pair , $18 All tan calf, made on the new bale loon last (lower Shoe in sketch): pair . $10 Smoked elk with~blonde elk trim center Shoe in sketch); pair. $7.50 And many other stvles. An offermg of particular appeai to tne “woman volfer and sports enthusiast. Iso pop ular with the college girl and young miss. Onl1 three styles illustrated. All sizes. men’: ee = -_—+--- — AVOID EYE STRAIN HE Vand ert Li Wa -drobe Tru inks. vave in fn Made tietlar specifieations, detail of construc designed and satisfaction. Construction of three-ply to eonform to our own par- with each tion for long ser ieee Lenses. Frames, Examination 56 "O gift is more precious nor so frequently impaired through neglect. And neglect of your eyes is needless, for periodical examinations may be had at Jaceard’s without obi gation. 5} wee eee -- - ————— — = - . _ > ‘ a 7 “~@ ot “Bath, . ‘ te in titi tins ini — AA we Pop or ? ‘ ane Lhian si gi Three Registered Optical Specialists to Render You the Mos! Efficient Service fiber wood. stered m uroy. Ruabber-t and brake. (ienume Torie Krypteh Bifocal Lenses See Dr ~- oe ee ee - - -_ — Wardrobe Trunk Special, $37. a ggare She Dp introduces a new model in fine, serviceable This new addition to the extensive showing of Lug is shop is another outstanding selection. Equipped with dus! bag, ironing board and iron holder. shoe compartment and hat compartment A trunk for both men and women. veneer. ber. Solid steel trimmings, dfaw bolts and Yale spring locks Luggage Shop—Basemen' ‘192 lustrated at Left Round fiber Baby Bug- finished in cream. grav. Adjustable back: All uphel. imitation cord- ired wheels tore Hours: Daily, Y lo. 5: 130: Saturday. 9g ) ta 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth — Dressmakers’ Pins Regularly 75c Half-Pound Box 45c Half-Lb. Box Fine needlepoint Pins ‘Imported Needles Regularly 25c | 15¢ Complete Needles i meta! ron- quality assorted sizes. In traveling YY tTinest tainers for Money Pockets Regularly $1.00 69c Each Chamoisette cloth Pockets with sanap. Made on belt that fastens around the waist. To keep money and jewels safely. Kieinert’s. Lingerie Tape 8c Card Cards, 15¢€ Silk finish in flesh, white and blue, S-vard cards with bod- kin Sew-On Supporters 2 Pairs, 35c These are reguiarly 25 cents a pair. They come in long and short lengths. and in both flesh and white. To sew on corsets. Water Waving Combs 6 for 45¢ Regularly 15¢c and 29c each. rive and six inch lengths. Makes a pretty, soft wave —— single Hair Nets in style. aS ee ee Spec wanen tf iola Hair Nets # Regularly $1.50 Doz. Armmericau Lady pete. doubd! ¢ , Notion She Starting Monday—Our Annual CH SALE OF NOTIONS: HIS is a sale that thousands of St. Louls women look forward - every season. There are literally hundreds of items offered at special prices. Only a few are listed here but all will be prominently displayed whee you arrive Monday morning. ———E ceetpemeeeatneee ~ Featuring Buttons in the March Sale VER 5000 cards of Pearl Buttons alone are in this tremendon-~ preparation. and in every fashion: ible shade and shape. Metal Ball Buttons Regularly roc to 35c Dozen 8c Dozen 6 Dozen, 450 In gold finish. si) and ¢unmetal so smart for trim- tiniest to ) mings. Sized from large 18-inch size Trimming Buttons Regularly $1.00 Dozen 69¢ Doz en Filigree. celluloid, ivory, lith, jet, pear! tons in ball, flat styles. combinations. and ver finish cala- and wood but- round Newest colors and color _———_ Pearl Buckles ‘10c to $1 Each Smoked and white Pear! in Square, round, oblong shapes, small sizes to large 2-inah size. Prong fasteners and slide through style. In addition are Buttons of special distinction Pearl Trimming Buttons Regularly 35¢ to $1.00 Dozen 25c and 39c Doz. High-grade Pear!, for wash- ' able Summer frocks. Two and four hole styles, plain and with carvings. size. 13 22 line size to 36 line Buttons to the card. * . ¥ -~ Pearl Underwear - Buttons Regularly 1t2¢ to 20c Card l0c Dozen 6 Dozen, 55¢ Fresh water Pearl Buttons in 18, 20, 22 and 24 lines for men's shirts, house dresees. children’s rompers Corticelli and Belding 4 Balls, 25c Darning Silks. Four-ply. 22 vards to the ball. Regularly at 19c a ball. In all the popular shades and in black and white. Black Enamel Shopping Bags, 29c These are the much wanted folding style. made of black Leatherette. They are in the bag style. with snap fastener and with strong. double han-’ dies, algo folding style. Their regular price is 4% In this sale. each 29c ' ‘ Rubber Aprons, 55¢ Ea. 2 for $1.00 They are all rubber. of finest quality. Made with large pock- ets, with ruffle or medal'ion trimming. The colors include copen blue. green, rose, lavender, gray and navy. Notions Shop—First Floor willed Tape in Rolls 9c Roll | Specially priced. Fine white English Twilled Tape. 6 and 8 vard rolls. One inch size. Also in &%. %. % %. % Gnd % inches. Ric Rac Trimming Braid Extra fine quality of Ricrac Trimming Braid, Noa. 17 to 41. In white and colors: Regularly) Sc a yard, or 6 yards tae 48c Dozen Soft Turkish Wash Cloths Fancy borders. Very special in this sale low idy and | -et poth cap and fringe a All colors except white and gra) J First Fioot -——_ Coats’ Thread — Regularly 9c Spoe! — 5 Spools, 35¢3 5 *50-yard six-cord Thre numbers. Black and white, | mail or phone orders. five spools to customer, Wilsnap Fas Regularly 8c Card 5c Card - fz on card, black andy Ail sizes. . Wilsnap Regularly aso Card ~ 19¢ Card — Gold and silver plated, card. Ironing Board F and Covers 39¢ Covers, 75¢ Pads, 55¢" Of all-muslin, with snap ® é Al-Lon make. Sanitary Special at 39c Each Regular 6i5c Kleinert’s 7 rubber Aprons. Full size. . net yoke. Sanitary Belts; all «¢ good quality; regularly oa at 35c and i50c. Speckle each teners. Parapad Sanitary Na kins ‘ar $1.00 Box of 12, 59 © Bor ry, 6, 27¢ 27¢ Absorbent. ee Colored Cotton Fabrics—New Coleérs—New Desig 4 Silk and Lisle Shantung $1.00 Cotton Canton Crepe Spectal, 89c Yd. A splendid assortment of col- ors including American Beauty. lavender, tan. blue. others 5606 lhoiineches apricot eTeen) wide and $1.50 Imported Irish Linen Special, $1.25 as quality, fast laundry. Sa] An excellent sun and , Copenhagen, Nile green. pe. amethyst jade henna others 36 inches wide ee eurtain. covered and bound with ae - inches wide $12.50 Dependable Service at Low Cost neat patterns. women's Summ4rware wide. Jaccard s Optical Departmen! White Dress ' Dimities .40c Yard in a choice selection of and 26 inches Idea! for ehildren’s and well-known inches wide. beauty and durability 45 White Cottons for tes Home Sewer 85c English Batiste 69c Yard Made of mercerized yarn. for its in wide Vandervoort’s White Wash Goods Shop—Second Floor ‘olored Wash ‘ 65c English Nainsook 0c Yard a serviceable weigh for underthings 4° inches Imported Printed Voiles Hh ca.ptdlinhbodl OSt attra ive co! and Sail te for daint “kT party frocks o% inches wide. ,00ds Shop—Se, binations +6 ond Floor $1.25 Yard In smartest new striped elf- fects using beautiful color com- : inches wide $1.75 Drop-Stitch C $1.25 Yard — So prettily developed ins elty drop-stitched stripes, blocks, that little trimma needed. Solid colors of Albert blue, tan, gray, and others. 36 inches wide’ shades. with Presenting the Authentic Spring, Again Proving the Style Suprem- acy of the Apparel Shops. |" vou would know the new, the beautiful and the authentic in Spring fashions a visit here will reveal them all. A riot of color will be seen as the new Hats, Dresses, Coats, Suits; Blouses and Skirts are pa- Color is a dominant note in are many lovely new A new front flare lends added grace and slender silhouette. ‘aded before vou. Spring fashions and there charm to the straight, ) insemble Suit, the Two-Piece Sports Frock, the Fur-Bordered Coat are outstanding features. Tuesday at 2 P. M.. FASHION SHOW forty and around the entire block on both the Second and Third Floors. The greatest fashion show thaf ‘ we have ever attempted. Plan now to come. Exposition and Sale of Women’s and Misses’ Spring Apparel! MARCH 2D TO 9TH Vandervoorl > * * living models New Modes for The Most Gorgeous a promenade - FOOSE FEELS ETN TEE TEE ether oleate Tt AM pote gett ape Items _ ' Clame of three continents? Antonio Cortis as Enzo Gi 13.” ; With “Mef Boito Fou Italian C - Epoch-Making Versio Struck Out Path for Mascagni ) ‘ By RICHAR 6 Music and Drama C ‘ALF a century ago there d trant and proud old man, bave barked scornfully bad _ to fall so abjectly under the spell to reeant his entire nast life apd | all its works. Had he not com- Diesed “Rigoletto,” “Tl Trovatore,” | “La Traviata” and a_ score of ‘operas beside? Had not his latert masterpiece, “Aida.” just beeo _ produced in Egypt with the r- Was he nat the great, the world-re- bowned Giuseppe Verdi? Yet this case, surely one of tue ' strangest in musical history, was | Precisely what befell. “Aida was _ completed in 1871, ; was 68 years old. _ wards the composer began ap inti- _ Mate friendship with Arrigo Boito. when Verdi Soon after- -ene of the most accom plished scholars in Europe, who, at the age of 29, had already won Vic- tor Hugo's praise for his articles ia the Italian and French press, written poetry that founded a new | seboo!, aod produced at La Scala ia Milan an epoch- -making grand | Opera of his own com position. This friendship was the pivotal- 'Deint in Verdi's career. For 46 pwears he se = no further work for Stage. © studied literat . _Badowophy —and Bolto's rae in operatic composition. With humility Phenomenal in one so need in years. so stubborn and waned, he beeame the pupil ow = man 30 years younger than f Under the impact. of his : nas virile and erudite perpzon- ve he abjured the =eeealn mich had brought him renown —_ Wealth, and labored out a new of artistic theory. “Otello” and “Falistarf.” Falstaff,” the former pro- + the ater when Verdi was 74 and latter when he was 89. The . ‘To. results were “Otello” and E Oe tx esteemed the greatest Me 0 in the Italian language, and ther ts untversally teesarded SS the finest comic opera in the : mag « the single eiception of | ra Wagner's “Die Meister- Shakey. Both were derived from. arte. and both Ubret- 808 writre by Bolte. 7 Rame of Arrigo Boito will no | lenge: be unfamiliar in St. Louies tad the Chicago Civic Opera Com- “Xe ‘sit to the Shubert-Jeffer- me week. He wrote the libret- Amtiicare Ponchielli's “La 2," which opens the en- “ent Friday night: end he - 2 beth Mbrette and music of ‘ofele.” which will have its ao8- ene che a t- Gl —, Jn

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eT we peer ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 192§, TT = Hair Nets $1.50 Doz. ble fring * Me ; _ as é é Mi - - eeees veeee eee te oe nad fii} eee ew ewe A NE ee, . . nae = i a o ONS a Visit here M Wealth, kad ree out a new = ‘Httem ef artistic theory. a “Otello” and “Falstaff.”’ Tr results were “Otello” Conway Tearle and Alice Terry in “The Great Divide” - Loew’s State. as the new Hats, nd Skirts are pa- and pro- soematt,” the former ) ‘ 4 se when Verdi was 74 and ominant note in a eter when he was 80. The > Arp ] : ; Pa eemed the greatest music- nany OVC \ new : a in'the Italian language, and ee ae Other is untvergally regarded : added LrTace and fe. finest comic opera in the silhouette: ers, Joseph tonlo Charles Flora Forral, gusta Lenska. be Giorgio Polacco, of the company; Roberto Moranzo- ni, formerly of Metropolitan, tnd Henry G. Weber, an American who has won successes abroad, and who is said be the youngest operatic director in Ballets will be danced liosa Glacomo Edith ee / . | The New Films | MISSOU RI—“The Thundering Herd” with Jack Holt and — Lois Wilson. | GRAND CENTRAL, WEST | END LYRIC AND CAPITOL —Norma Talmadge in “The Lady.” KINGS Livery Jack Holt and Lois Wilson in “The Thundering Herd.” ~ Missouri. ‘ Meister- The mea With the single exception of , a ee . i a Wagner's “Die pol ts b rock, the Sea) =6CBoth were derived from 3 - May 25—“A Night in Venice,’ . , and -both had libret- | 6 . ° ° 99, by Johann Strauss. “Night in Venice to Open Summer Virginia Valli in.“In Every Woman’s Life”—Kings and Rivolzi.. an op- m bourg,”’ a romantic opera by Franz Lehar. July 27—‘“Martha,” Friedrich von Flotow. chief aeaty fa: esac a ve : line features. Witten by Bolt. Ss 2 cangptn et eae Op the 7 beamed of Arrigo Roito will no eretta in two acts, by Victor Her- “ttter be Unfamiliar in St. Louis bert and Henry Blossom. athe Chicago Civic Opera Com- June 8—‘‘Ruddigore,” to RIVOLI — “In lAfe”’ with and Stuart AND Woman's Valli eountry. members an opera an opera by the and Sulli- by in two acts, by Gilbert Padua.”’ ed in the brief visit which the only for the composition as the teacher of Puc- was first pro- duced at La Scala, Milan, on April opera, but Opens Opera Season; ““Mefistofele, ’’- ’ Ensue eee eee Ponedlelli of ni. “La Gloeconda”’ Continued on Nest rage. Grorgeous Hy LOW id a promenade , the Second and ishion show that now to come. a # Visit to the Shubert-Jeffer- ' * Week. He wrote the libret- teal Amileare Ponchielli's ‘‘La as Which opens the en- Ot Friday night: and he both libretto and music of fofele,” which will! have its "Te in this city on Saturday =n, with the redoubtable Chialapin in the role of 8 Bcoffing fiend. F Was born at Padua on - 7, 182. the s0n of an Ital- winter and a Polish noble- Countess Josephine Rado- elder brother, Camillo, ®minent architect, critic » and ‘Was the one who om Next Page. . Opera Cycle » _ --- HE Municipal Theater Associa- tion’s seventh season at the open-air theater in Forest Park will begin on the evening of May 25 with “A Night in Venice,” a comic opera by Johann Strauss, it is stated in the first announcement of the order in which the 11 works listed are to be presented. The season will run for 10 weeks and 70 performances, with a change of bill each week. Uniess unforeseen circumstances compel a change, the repertory will be as follows: van. June 15—“Her operetta by Victor William le Baron. Juné 22+—“Rob Roy,” a romantic opera by Reginald de Koven and Harry B. Smith. June 29—‘“Dolly Varden,” a musical comedy by Jullan Edwards and Stanislaus Stange. Julv 6—“Erminie,” an operetta by Edward Jakobowski, Claxon Bellamy and Harry Paulton. July 13—A double bill, consist- ing of Mascagni's “Cavalleria Rus- ticana”’ and “H. M. 8S. Pinafore,” by Gilbert and Sullivan. July 20—‘“Count of Regiment.” . an lierbert and Luzsem- It is statéd that such alterations will be made by the association's technica] directors as will be nec- essary to adapt these works to out- door production. None the works scheduled has ever previous- ly been given at the Municipal Theater. There will be the usual chorus of St. Louls singers. With the three exceptions of Willlam J. McCarthy, Roland Woodruff and Detmar Poppen, the cast will con- sist of newcomers—Yvonne d’Arle and Eleanor Henry. prima donnas; Forrest Huff, tenor: John E. Young, first comedian; Leo de Hierapolis, baritone, and Beatrice Mershon, contrg!to. of Virginia Holmes. DELMONTE — Nazimova and Tou Telligen in “The KHe- deeming Sin.” LOEW'S STATE — ‘The Great Divide” with Alice Terry and Conway Teariec. —_ Garden Club Lecture. Fred Payne Ciatworthy will lec- the Wednesday Club audi- torium, under the auspices of the St. Louis Garden Club, tomorrow evening, on the West and its scen- ery. The lecture will be fllustrated by colored pictures. ture at wf the Paviey-Oukrainsky organiza- tion. There will be an orchestra of 65. and a chorus of the same num- her. The stage equipme nt used for these operas at the Auditorium in Chicago will be employed, so far as the Shubert-Jefferson stage per- Open With “La Gioconda.” T Boito, poet and composer, “ he ing even Metastasio and Scrive. He The Theatrical Calendar liugo's tragedy, “Angelo, Tyrant of is noted not this Shubert-Jefferson — “Artists | and Models,” a girl and music show. for fivé nights only and | matinee, Score W ednesday this everfng. beginning | and book | by Jean “chwartz. James Mont- | and others. Ben Bard, Jack Pearl, George Rosener, Harry Kelly, Charlies Irwin, Arthur Hadley, Constance bvans, Thelma Carlton, Helen Low, Grace Bowman, Loraine Wel- mar, more. American— Dark. Kmpress— Andre gomery lags the cast are Raphael. Orpheum-—Florence Reed in “Tingel”’ Mme. Bernice de Pas- quali in operatic selections and Val and Ernie Stanton bill with additional acta. Rialto—-Raymond’s “Bohemi- | the Gordon Sisters. skits and with Variety ans,” Fix line Logan. Grand Opera House—Jack | Fine’s “Banjoland,” eight other | turns, and “HReckiess Ro. mance,” with Wanda Hawiey. Garrick-—‘ ‘Naughty Nifties,” Gasety—-Dave Marion's “Own Show.” lAberty Music Hall—‘‘The Girl With the Rose.” mits. HE opening work, “la Gto- conda.” has a book by Arrigo « generally recognized is the world's greatest librettist, surpass- adapigd the text from Victor ; In | Hiclen Harrell and many | Disson's | “Madame X," adapted by John | lead a | “The | House of Youth,” with Jacque- | : : : : Gladys Swartout, who sings Panthalis in , “Mefistofele” ‘Ariadne,’ by Milne, Good Light Comedy Drama Critic of the New York World, : NEW YORK, Feb. 28. HE fourth production of the T tecater Guild this sedson is *‘Ariadne,”” a comedy in three acts by A. A. Milne, which was offered Monday night at the Gar- rick. If everybody concerned would admit that “Ariadne” fs a pretty good light comedy, it would be just about thaf. But Orlando Daly, to whom one of the important roles is entrusted, has an idea that the plece is a roar- ing, bump-into-the-furniture farce, and plays. it that way. Sometimes Philip Moeller, the director, seems to share this view, but now and agéin he gets sudden remorse. So does Mr. Milne. Late In the last act he suddenly remembers that he has entirely forgotten to insert any serious note Into his play, and so, without preparation or much enthusiasm, he turns earnest. This being attended to, the play goes on as usual. There can be no question thet “Ariadne” is pretty fragtie and very generally wholesome. Plays which are both light and clean do have a tendency to sag in the second act. This one does. The opening is highly amusing and there is plenty of fun at the end. but in between the strain of keeping it up ix too apparent. The sense of vio- lent effort is decidedly heightened by some of the playing. Harry Meetayer Stars. HE honors of the piece belong T sire of all to Harry Mestayer as a somewhat shopworn mate vampire. Laura Hope Crews is ex- cellent as the married wumen who happens to catch his attention. But even these two erred « little in prolonging the final act by the sirople expedient of going into over- prolonged gaice of merriment. it seems not unjust that Mr. Mestay~ er, as Horace Meldrum, shoulg eure mise that Laura Hope Crews, Age * ar Cae . * a Sr ae >) ane SH 5 . adne, had gone into ; oa : ‘

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ST.LOUIS ee i _——> - With Honegger’s “Pacific 231” YOUNG Mario : American A (hamlee, who ropolitan aince he sang here “Tosca” with the Scotti Opera Company, will be soloist at Symphony Orchestra's Orchestra to Roar! '| PIANIST WHO RETURNS | AS SYMPHONY SOLOIST : } ' A tenor, has | made his mark at the Mot-| in | the | fourteenth | pair of regular concerts, on Friday | afternooh and Saturday night, at the Odeon. For ihe program, Mr. Ganz will Arthur Honegger's “Pacific 231,” a description of an American loco- motive, which is probably the most talked-of composiiion of the yeas. Mr. Chamlee will have two ap- | “O Para- | the aria, Meyerbeer'’s “L/Afri- “Flower Song,” The principal or- ehéstral work will be the Second Symphony of Brahms, and there will be another hearing of Debus- sy's Prelude, ‘‘L’Apres-midi d’une Faune.” The program follows: 1. Overture to “Der Improvisator” d’Albert Major; pearances, in dtso!""’ from caine,” and the: from “Carmen.”’ 2. Bymphony No. Op. 73 Brahms Tl, Allegro non troppo. Il. Adagio fion troppo. Ilf, Allegretto grazioso, quasi andantino. IV. Allegro con spirito. . Aria, “O Paradiso!” from “L’- Africaine”’ Meyerbeer Prelude to “L’Apres-midi d'une Faune” Debussy . Flower Song from “Carmen’’— Bizet . “Pacific 231" Honegger (First time in St. Louis.) Wagner Program Ends Season. HIS will T but one of the regular season. The fifteenth pair, on March 13 and 14, will present a Wagner pro- gram and two soloists, Julla Claus- | sen, contralto, and Arthur Middle- ton, basso. There will be vocal and instrumental. excerpts from “Die Meistersinger,” ‘Parsifal” and “Die Walkuere,.” besides three of Wag-. ner'’s songs. Miss Mollie Margolies, pianist, of Kansas City, a former pupil of Mr. Ganz, will make today her second appearance a@ soloist at a Sympho- ny Orchestra popular concert. She will play the Schuman concerto for pianoforte in’ A Minor. The pro- et follows: . “Coronation March” German . “Invitation to the Dance’ — Weber-Berlioz Pianoforte in A Minor, Op. Schumann . “Danse Macabre” .Saint-Saens . Two Pieces for Orchestra— Ferrata . Concerto for 4 (a) “Love Song.” (b) “Valse Gentile.”’ (Orchestrated by Victor Herbert.) Ov erture to “Die Fledermaus’ ’-— Johann Strauss The fifth and final symphony concert for children, under the aus- pices of the Board of Education, will be given Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the Roosevelt High School, Hartford and Louisiana avenues. The program will Iin- clude Rossini’s overture to “Wil, Tell,” Beethoven's Minuet and ‘Turkish March,” Grainger’s “Shep- herd’s Hey.’ the Strauss waltz, “Blue Danube.” and two chorusés, Beethoven's “Hymn of Peace” and Ward's “America, the Beautiful.” At next .Sunday’s popular con- cert there will be two soloists, Miss Beatrice Wright. pianist, of Birm- ingham, Ala... who has appeared with the orcheetra on tovr; and Joseph Faerber, one of. the first violinista in the orchestra. They will play,- tespectively, the Mac- Dowell concerto for planoforte and the Dvorak concerto for violin. Arthur Shattuck'’s Recital. U NDPR the sponsorship of the Piano Teachers’ Arthur Shattuck, planist, will give a recital Friday night at the Shel- don Auditorium, His first group will consist of seventeenth century music——Purcell’s gavotte, J. 8S. Bach's prefude, Couperin's ‘‘Arle- quin,” Luly’s Courant, Scarlatti's allegro, and Bach's Capriccio, “On the Departure of a Beloved Broth- er,’ which is one of the earliest attempts at program music. In addition, the soloist will pre- sent Chopin's Ballade in F Minor. Etude in C-sharp Minor, Prelude in G Major, and Ballade in A-flat major. The concluding group wil! include Rachmaninoff'’s Prelude in B Minor, Balfour Gardiner’s “Noel,” Debussy’s ‘Claire de Lune.” Sauer’s “Music Box” and the Liszt- Busoni Polonaise in E Major. Miss Jeanette Vreeland, soprano. of New York, will make her loca) debut as soloist with the Apollo Club, at the Odeon on April 14. William Theodore Diebels will give a free organ recital at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the New Cathedral, as- sisted by George E. Muskens, tenor. 6. Bloomfield-Zcisler to Play. Mme. Fannie Bloomfield-Zeisler, Pianist, who celebrated last week the fiftieth anniversary of her de- but as a public performer, will give a recital at the Odeon on March 20 | for the benefit of the Musicians’ Fund of America. She is 59 years old. The observance of her anni- versary took the form of an ap- pearance as soloist with the Chi- cago Symphony . Orchestra, her nineteenth engagement with that organization. She has not played in St. Louls for sev oral years. te ee — Ne ee — Ald for Youns Irish Doctor. Correspondence of the Aesoeiated Press. DUBLIN, Feb. 12.—Under the new local government act of the Free State, it is announced the Rockefeller Foundation is of- fering three traveling fellowships for the position of medica! officer | of health. Each fellowship en- tafles a residence in the United | States for about eight months. ani | opportunities for etudy will be af- forded in specialized ine«titutoins. This is expected to prove a boon | to young doctors who are candi- | Gates for the appointments. The | three fellows will be selected by a committee of medical experts. be the last program | Association, | finale of the) present | MOLLIE MARGOLIES. ‘GIOCONDA’ OPENS OPERA SEASON; ‘MEFISTOFELE,’ ‘TANNHAEUSER,’ ENSUE Continued from Preceding Page. 8, 1876. It had a considerable in- ‘fluence in foundinxg the modern school of Italian opera. , and the time nach act aramatic The place is Venice | the seventeenth ce ntur vw, /has its separate title, as follows: | Act I, ‘The Lion’s Mouth;” Act IT, | “The Rosary;” Act Ill, “The House of Gold; and Act IV, “The Orfano Canal.” The title m@gans literally “The Merry One,” and may 0be translated freely as “The Ballad Singer.” The powerful plot is concerned with the machinations of Barnaba, i spy of the Inquisition, who is in love with Gioconda. She, however, is infatuated with Enzo Grimaldo, Prince of Santa Fior, who has been rroscribed by the Venetian authori- ties, but is in the city in,the dis- guise of a sea captain. Enzo, in turn, loves Laura, wife of Alvise Badoero, one of the chiefs of the Inquisition. After many highly ex- citing situations, Gioconda finally finds herself obliged to yield to Barnaba in return for his promise to gave the lives of Enzo and Laura, and of Gioconda’s blind mother, La Cieca. Srather than keep the bargain, she stabs her- self. Among the famous numbers are Enzo's ania, “Cielo e mar!” (‘Sky and Séa'’'), Gioconda’s ierethias la- mient, “Suicidio,” and the univers- Lally known ‘‘Dance of the Hours,” a ballet suite during the third act typifying dawn, midday, evening and’ night. The:cast appearing here will be as follows: iLa Gloconda . La Cleca Rosa Raisa Augusta Lenska Virgilio Lazzari Flora Perini Antonio Cortis Giacomo Rimini boatman.Antonio Nicolich letter-writer— Lodovico Olivilero Desire Defrere Gildo Morelato Incidental dances by Milles. Dag- mara, Shermont, Nemeroff and Romany and a Corps de Ballet. Conductor, Giorgio Polacco. Chaliapin in “Mefistofele.” N account of Boito’s ‘“‘Mefis- tofele,”” a version of Goethe’s “Faust,’’ appears in column. This work, of guished historical importance, have its first St. ance on Saturday afternoon, and | will present Feodor Chaliapin in one of his signal roles, that of the sardonic and scoffing enemy of mankind. This will be Challapin’s first appearance here on the oper- atic stage, though he has heard twice at the Odeon in recital. Miss Edith Mason, wife of Mr. Po- lacco and a native St. Louisan, will appear as Marguerite, and Charles Hackett as Faust. The cast fol- lows: Mefistofele Faust Marguerite Wagner Hielena Panthalis . Nereus Tose Mojica Incidental dances by Mlles. Sher- mont and Nemeroff and a Corps de Barnaba Zuane, a Ispeo, a A Cantor A distin- (Charles Hackett . .Edith Mason Lodovico Olivero Lenska Ballet. : Conductor. Roberto Moranzoni, Wagner's ‘“‘Tannhacuser.”’ HE story of ‘“‘Tannhaeuser,” T which will bring the engage- ment to a close on Saturday evening, is laid in and near the Wartburg, a castle in Thuringia, which during the thirteenth minnesingers Venusberg, of Love her ahe famous was the which the Goddess supposed to hold court. Thither between Nearby in was | delighted that) berg /erace, and Rome tin enticing the Christian knights of the Wartbure. The latest | to her beauty is the celebrated and noble minstrel, Tannhaeuser. The opera is too familiar | recital of more than | facta of its fable. In the first act, | Tannhaeuser wrests himself free | from the thrall of Venus and makes his way to the castle, drawn by love of the saintly Elizabeth. In | the second act occurs a contest of troubadouurs who sing of the beauty of love. Tannhaeuser trolls a chant of the sensual delights of the Ve- for a makes a quest of absolution his sin. There he Pope that he can as forgiveness as his staff of dead wood can hope to sprout blossoms | He returns to find Elizabeth dying is informed by the mm NANA Nisei |With “Mefistofele” Boito | Founded New Opera Style Continued from Preceding Page. ne ee ee ee ene | first drew Arrigo’s attention to | Goethe's “Faust” as a proper; sub- ject for a grand opera. This wae pavers before Gounod composed his} ite’s seduction, | popular version of the drama. Boito entered the Conservatorio | in Milan, and during the first two | years showed so little aptitude for music that more than once the di- rector and examiners were at the point of dismissing him. However, by the time he left school in 1862, he had already planned his “Mefis- tofele’’ and composed several num- bers, including the garden scene as it Stands today. His model as a }composger was not Wagner, with \whose works he became familiar, | hut Bercthoven and, later, | Sebastian Bach. wmeouraged by Gounod’s “Faust.” | ¢ HE production of Gounod’s “Faust’’ in Milan at about this period caused Boito to put aside his opera and turn to litera- ture. exclusively, and cer- an article cele- with opera ‘tain strictures in |brating Mendelssohn caused him to | in: which | | Tempter. | be challenged to a duel, ihe was wounded in the right arm. In 1866 he fought bravely under Garibaldi during the war with Aus- tria, and, at ita conclusion, trav- é¢led to Poland. living there in quiet and seclusion, he found his fistofele.”” He sketched the entire scenario and completed several of the principal scenes. Returning to Italy, Boito was astounded by an invitation from La Scala to permit the production of ‘‘Mefistofele.’”’ He rushed it to completion, and it was put in re- hearsal. Choristers and orchestra players became so enamored ofthe score that they proclaimed Boito to be the eatest composer. in Italy, and predicted that the pre- miere would repeat the triumph of ‘Rossini's “Guglielmo Te)l.”’ A tra- dition was breken when the com- poser, 26 years old, was appointed to conduct his own work. All the seats were sold far in advance. A Rioteus Premiere. T on March 5, 1868, and the re- sult was an illustrious faflure. This was due partly to an inade- quate cast. But Boito’s musical innovations were chiefly responsi- ble. His new inventions were mis- | understood, for no one had an ink- ling that on this night was occur- ring the dramatic school of Italian oper that of the later Verdi, of Ponchi- elli, Mascagni, Puccini and Leon- cavallo. The composer's partisans and opponents fell.to rioting, and after the curtain there was street fighting. which continued till dawn. There were numerous duels the | following morning. A second per- formance brought repeated scenes of tumult, and the work was with- drawn at the urgent invitation of the Chief of Police. been | | | another | a Feodor Chaliapin | | Wolfram Boito carried off his score under his arm, and spent several yéars irr revising it. The part of Faust was given to a tenor instead of a bari- tone, and many scenes were ex- cised. In its new form, the opera was presented at the Teatro Com- munale in Bologna on Oct. 4, 1875, and this time won a brilliant suc cess. It made the rounds of the New York, 6n Nov. 24, 1880. Noted Johann } modeled upon the Book of Job. As a music critic he opposed | on the bastions of Frankfort-ain- the obsession of his countrymen) Main, ito a cynical obligato from Mephis- interest blossoming again in ‘“Me- | 'despite some | | er foundation of the 2 tn hg | mendous attempt i | | vocalists who have appeared in the | work in this country include Cam-. panini, Nilsson, Lehmann, Calve, Homer. Plancon, Caruso, Eames, Hempel, Destinn and Chaliapin. Uses Both Parts of “Faust.”’ HOSE who attend matinee will different from “Faust” con- sists of two parts, the first center- ing about Gretchen | | | } Saturday’s »which he {Involved in no little mys- find a work far | | tification. Gounoé’s | and Faust.” As students of Germany's | mains unperformed, | F n Ww, will | greatest poet kno Louis perform- lat La Scala, with Mme. Rosa Raisa and the sec- | singing the principal female role |'Marlowe HE fateful production occurred | opera houses of Europe, and ar- | Strong enough to cope with rived at the Academy of Music, in| grandeur of Goethe’s masterpiere Leading T AMUSEMENTS reef Stieeid One Week Only— lrection-Mlaw a Erlanger \ AMUSEMENTS -_——_ —- a Night March gh WEDNESDAY AND _ SAToROAT Beg'ng Sun. MATINEES el ——— ond about Helen of Troy. Gounod's librettists, Barbier and Carre, con-. fined themselves to the first part, | with the melodrama of Marguer- | the death of her) | mother. brother and child, and her own demise in prison. Boito uses excerpts from both parts of the colossal drama, and undertakes 4 | loyal fidelity to Goethe's philoso- phy. The characters are Mephistop- heles, Faust, Marguerite, Martha, | Wagner, Helen of Troy, Panthalis, | leader of a Greek chorus, and |'Nereus, a sea god. For his open- ' ing scene, Boito had the daring to, imake a setting of that Prolosue | lin Heaven which Goethe boldly | ee However, the composer substituted “mystic chorus” of male singers for the voice of the Deity. There follow four acts of six scenes. The first scene shows 4 ian crowd celebrating Easter Sund41) aa with Mephistopheles ap- | pearing as a grey friar instead of Goethe's poodle. This scene changes to Faust's study, and there he strikes his bargain with tne The opening scene of Act II shows Marguerite’s garden, where she promenadeg, and chat- ters and makes love with Faust, & ) sec- ’ BOX OFFICE SALE BEGINS TOMORROW, § A M. / ATT Et VERSHADOWS ANY REVUE EVER PRODUCED ANYWHERE AT ANY TIME GEORGE W WHITES @ MATINEES A Dramatic Engagement of Absorbing interest Today at the By . rite CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE 2:15—Twice Every Day—8: 15 me THE DISTINGUISHED STAR Sees RENCE insel ’ REE GOODE EMIL BOREO _ FeurOpe’s Celebrated Singing Comedian a PATHE NEWS CHICAGO ENTIRE ORCHESTR Fri. Eve., Mar. 6 at 8 | LA GIOCONDA with Raisa, Lazzari, Len- ska. Polacce, Cond. topheles and Martha. The ond scene, lauded as a memorable spectacle, describes the Witches’ Sabbath on the Brocken. Act III is devoted to Marguerite’s death in prison. Act IV is “The Night of the Classical Sabbath,” and there Faust encounters and loves Helen of Troy. By means of their union Goethe typified the marriage of classic and romantic art, and in their son. Euphorion, the poet drew a portrait of Lord Byron. Huneker on ‘“Méfistofele.”’ OR the Epilogue we return fo | b Faust’s study, as in the first act, and there the hero di2s, being snatched from the Adver- sary’s grasp according to Goethe's variation of the ancient myth whith followed literally, but which Lessing was the first to change. _ “Mefistofele,’’ according to James Huneker, smells of the lamp, beautiful pages; it “was once music of the future; now it reminds one of some strange, amorphous survival from a remote period. It is such a tre- embrace ill 'of Goethe’s profound world philos- ophy, poetry, dramatic symbolism, that it is a failure—a remarkaD!e failure. There is little melodic in- vention, the prison scene being the top notch of its dramatic pas- mem. ss “Bolto’s devil is greater than tounod’s, The French devil is not a terrible fellow; he is too fond of high living, and has a pretty taste in wine. The sardonic mocking arch fiend of Boito is more like the popular notion of mankind’s enemy. He is familiar with the Powers, an41 contemptuous of earthworms. His defiant and evil song of Triumph ia the best thing in the work. Parquet, $7.50: "To give the world a Faust in tone one must be a musical Goethe. Neither Gounod nor _ Boito was the among masterpieces. Gounod was a musical sensualist, lacking lofty imagination; Boito fails in sensual temperament, and is ever cerebral.’ Boito, who died a few years ago, left two other operas on which he had expended prodigious labor ani were ‘‘Nerone” The latter re- but ‘‘Neron.e’ was prodticed less than a year ago They “Orestiade.”’ for —5 R: ae every ordér for one dollar or more): EE-5 Rite-Rite Erasers best extra Rite-Rite Pencils at i0c each (state colors)... Medium... Soft extra packages (12 sticks) Colored Lead at %- each. Blue Green Purple ‘state which) him. He offers her freedom, and l enclose $ Know Him. -in full payment of above. including packing and shippirig charges. | she refuses it Name ...... the biblica) CORES Sa OS ene +e eee e ee eeeeeeee emerson soe Oe Oe werees > City. You Wouldn't A days Jwrith |f stueet andl No. er R. F. D CCORDING to story, after five goes Into Holophernes’ camp. Th em State Continued on Next Pace. f preted ie +45 es peial beh herbed) OH iia P| : Hebi : rl My Dealer's Name... ad : UBERTJEFFERS()N ee Shubert” Mnee Directors t SENSATIONAL ry : m7 rorists aoa AND F E 2 HEAR THI BATTLE OF MUSIC at the GRAND CENTRA! — ae CLUB AUD., TAYLOR AND TOMORROW EVENING AZ 8:30 ue coneny WONDERS om WEST”) THE Mr. Clatworthy illustrates his Talk with beautiful pictures—Original Lumiere piates being used to por- (ray the natural colors of the scenes presented. TICKETS $1.00—AEOLIAN COMPANY, 1004 OLIVE Auspices St. Louls Garden Club. -—-— =o ——— ee ewes a eq ee GAYETY “COLUMBIA BURLESQUE TWICE DAILY EXTRA a GIRLS PERMANENT FRATURE in Conjunction with DAVE MARION (SNUFFY) and His WEDNESDAY WESTMINS I'red pt op ST, _— ~_ ~ ——— ee ee ~ a —- eee eee eee MARCH Ist DAVE MARION (SNUFFY ) AND HIS OWN SHOW ] PEOPLE h., the Stage 2 Shows in One No Advance in Prices a ROBERT CROSSWORD | -HEE EN PUZZLE . Cr hnouncing Two Extraordinary re Coming to the Grand Central ll Be Presented at —— G e Prices—Genuine WEEK OF ) WAYBURN’S DAI Production direct from Broadway ’ I Hes Girls, who have just graduat ee om <—tee | San | Tosca, | Pagiiaccl, as school—carload of scene costumes—a rainbo of colorful Pringle in “One Year to Livs al mn OPERA GRAND souse 11 A. M.—Continuous—12 M. BIG ACTSAND FEATURE PICTURE BANJOLAND RESISTA? HAYDEN, DUNBAR & HAYDEN ETC. Woodward Players THE DRAM. A IMMORTAL MADAME X ™M ATS. SU N-—THU RS-—SAT, _— ———maT é THE @ooD ‘OLD DAYS —WEEK OF MARC First Time Anywhere at JOSEF ROSE WORLD'S GREATEST /~OUR AU THORITY FOR CA » GREATEST IS THE OPINION ec O CARUSO. Pic- TURES PRECEDE and POLIOAW VAUDEVILLE MYERS ROY BARNES WANDA HAWLEY AND STAR CAST FABLES TOriaes a a ta ew Now Playing All This Week lew Cody me DS AND LOVERS’ (reat Racing Drama XI, HANDICAP’ HARRY THE BEST EN | leateaaiaha te TOD CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11 PF. M. 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It does not color the scalp, is not greasy and aoes not rub off. It will make a gray-haired person look twenty years | younger.”’ ADVERTISEMENT | Home-made but Has No Equal for Coughs Makes a Family ‘Supply of. Really Dependable Cough M es ‘If rou have a severe cough or. chest cold accompanied with sore- | ress, throat tickle, hoarseness, or difficult breathing, or if veur child 'wakes up during the night with croup and rou want quick help, try | tis reliable old home-made cough remedy. Any druggist can supply vou with 2% ounces of Pinex. Pour this into a pint bottle and fill the bottle with plain granulated sugar evrup. Or you can use clarified molasses, honey, or corn syrup, in- stead of sugar syrup, if desired. This | receipe makes a pint of really re- markable cough remedy. It tastes good, and in spite of its’ low cost, | To half a pint ‘of water add 1 ounce of bay rum, one smal! box) of Barbo Compound and % ounce These ingredients can ' dishes and flatware: . e Eas, ily Prepared, and Saves About $2 (court requiring the bank FREDERICK WANTS SILVER SERVICE PROMISED TO HIM, “Ware Enough to lay Dinner for | 500 Persons in Litigation in Prussian Court. Be the Asaociated Preset RERLIN. March 1.—King Bel- shazzar never had such a gorgeous | Crown . silver service as former Prince Frederick William and for-,| /mer Crown Princess Cecelie will have if they can manage to ce the | 1 th Ger- render the present to him. it can be depended upon to give | man newspapers of various polit- quick and lasting relief. You can feel this take hold of a -eough in a way that means business. | =. | DEATHS FROM VOLCANIC GAS IN THE DUTCH: EAST INDIES - ‘Papandayang, 87 Miles From Ba- It loosens and raises the phle stops throat tickle“and soothes and | beals the irritated membranes that | line the throat and bronchial] tubes with such promptness, ease and cer- tainty that it is really astonishing. Pinex isa special and highly con- centrated compound of genuine Nor- way pine extract, and is probably the best known means of overcoming severe coughs, throat and chest colds There are many worthless imita- | tions of this mixture. To avoid dis appointment, ask for ‘‘2% ounces of Pinex’’ with full directions and don 't accept anything else. Guaran- teed to give absolute satisfaction or refunded The ayne, Ind Pinex Co., Ft. Eyesight tery few days. To prove thaf you can be @ treatment absolutely | free ané pestpsid. No ebdiigation. Ne | continuously. cost. , your eye troubles you can tepay the favor by ies other suf- ferere—that’s all I ask. Simply send me id aeaaee tak ded ton ee 104 ical complexion are waging a ver- bal war over the controversy. tavia, Belching Hot Mod, Ashes and Stones. Correspondence of the Agpociateéd Press THE HAGUTE, Feb. 11.—Seismic- | abdication of | Emperor William and the flight of himself and his sonto Holland. The raised | intended to Ssur- ; = - mh f f i \ | " (SF SY FY NYY EY YY EYE EE and volcanic action has been inter- | mittent in Java. sfnce the earth-| quake at Wonosobo last November, according to colonial received here. Papandayang, a volcano about 8008 feet high, 87 miles southeast of Batavia. the capital several (which is belching poisonots gases, by which some native overseers | have been killed and surrounding | Can ne Restored: aie carded | ee destroyed. The volcano. also emitting ‘streams of hot / tremors are felt | Government geolo- | | gists have gone to the scene to in- | | vestigate. craters. into a2 huge one, dispatches | ; of the 'Dutch East Indies, is showing in- | lereased activity, ~—— |having formed rid of dim or blurred vision. smarting or mud, ashes and stones, and loca! |} A violent and destructive as % tion of Papandayang occurred in | 1772. | en re ee DIAMONDS - SROS.& CO. fers The Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—Largest in the World 717 Olive Street CASH OR R CREDIT Are you satisfied with your personal appearance? If not, some new WATCHES The “Ada” Diamond Ring Fine Biue-white Tiarmend set itn Baw ‘agen tep. The le Solid 18-k. White Gold. Diamond Scarf Pin Fecur Bice-White Ma monde and ll Sep | pihires; Se'4 inum. -pierred: Selid | White Gold pin stem. $100 | ee ne —— oe: ee ge White Gold Wrist Watch |= ] | Rectangular Wrist Watch. | Soiid 14k | bite Vol: jewcis. A bargain at . i $18.75 All the new shapes and styles ir White Geld and Green Gold Wriet Watchea. Extra epecial values at $15 apd up lamené-fet Wriet Waetehes at All Prices | Piamoad Cuff Links "Phat. | White Geld. Dierced Special value, $89.50. Also at £150, $175 $700 value at | Guaranteed to Pass Inspection. rear Suaranierd « caee .. | tusted to positons. Geis. filled Baas "$50 | Rieta’s latest Ra | ieg. Gold-filled |anterd cne- iat or or rite fo Watch Our Store Windows for Special — ; Open Monday and Saturday till 9:30 P. M. Diamond Dinner Ring 1 Blue White mm color. periectiy atched Selid Plstewum. pierced and cages red. | An unusual $160 RAILROAD WATCHES AU esteederd makes ast Lewest Prices. Gearenteed frem the fectery te yeu. Our prices are lower than others for BRigh Grade, Gearaenterd Merchandiser. Bamiltes Ne. O82. {1 iewels, Adjusted te 3 positions Golé-fuled 25- $55 ‘aol « 25-year guaranteed pucnd. e1 jewels . AdjGrtments Runs 40 hours one wind $55 _ EASY CREDIT TERMS *@. -jrar ru ar- i atalints PAS Phone Bell, Main Y or 1080. and salesman etl cal ; other days, 6:30. a w ONT rae TTR 2 Washington Av. at Sixth St. Sale Starts Monday Morning at 8:30 La ‘Thousands of yards of new Spring Silks purchased for our First Anniversary Sale. Every yard was secured frem high-grade silk manufacturers. We cannot begin to tell you what beautiful fabrics and patterns are included in this greatassortment. You will find Silks to meet every need. When you see these elegant Silks you will realize this great event was planned without the slightest thought to profit. All the Popular Colors: Lanvin Peach Blonde Chrysanthemum Saddle Marmora “tld Orchid — Falover Fallow Rosewood Nile Gaza Spanish Yellow Maise Navy Old Rose Tangier Tangerine Black Cocuhshell White Jade Burnt Russett Gray Castilian Bluet Phillipe Rouge S Thieves Silks Were Made to Sell Up to $7.50 a Yard Ondine + Radium | Charmeuse Bengaline Thisldue Flat Crepe Morianna Printed Crepe Satin Canton Crepe Satin Canton Crepe Spiral Crepe Bonton Canton Stripe Broadcloth Fancy Brocade Yard Se 1 ‘4 Bia i wast. Sik The - Daily POST-DISPATCH alone as ” MORE ¢ cr Circulation than the morning y and one € omer evenmng mewspaper ‘COMBINED rere ee rt , ao J - ——e A SENSA TIONAL-] Just phn ago we opened our doo ing high e merchandise at prices we Sue dealing—always wi of St. Louis the reach of , for the custor IE-GI VIN( been our policy. from the very beg ial lic has placed the on our efforts and our first year has begae guccess. We are sincerely grateful—a gratefulness tire buying staff spent ten days in the East pure] This merchandise will be sold at extremely low: will call these super-values. “2 COME EARLY—BUY LIBERALLY— Sizes 16 to 52 FIELD'S Our First Great Anniversary Sale me. = FIELD'S SILK SHOP—MAIN FLOOR AND MEZZANINE FLOOR Pe nn te Me gps: Ea Z = tees 1% 3 ™ > « ‘324 > ow “—. » ee ns aptetiioon iddaiiblialiclleistticusteii: te (SSeS aaa} if —omed Famed | AS YOU Black, - Printed | a “nel Crepes, Blonde, Flat Rast. Crepes, Green, Crepe and’ Elizabeth, ‘Poudre Blue Cantons | e this great sale ies are the very q122 These Dresses were est —the materials are of the newest. Supply yourself “7 300 New Soria Copies of higher-priced D ‘ lected for this event. Anz Through the co-¢ r facturers to assemble soo high b below the cheatin aoe These Coats will be GREP *4le above cost. 150 —the most popt Many styles and ¢ cloth to choose Anniversary price ‘a ~ eetet ble aggregation . instances at cost or “ xr, S SSS SSE See; eae

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ONAL-V opened our doors { Lop | ndisé at prices th ing—always with a e very beginning, first year has been f l—a gratefulness which ays in the East purchasiy bid at extremely low p LIBERALLY—Y Ol ee BSS + e Bi Pe SF ¥ ts 6 at ¢ bah 4 a* | The eDaily POST-DISPA TCH hand had 37, 000 MORE CIT Y Cireulation than BOF, re other conning Kentepandie COMBINED aS SSS SS SS Se Wp-GIVING VENT of St. Louis with a view to sell- in the reach of everyone. Honest 1 for the customer’s interest has ic has __ the stamp of —_— i sesordinary Anniversary sale. Our en- arkable aggregation of anniversary specials. C f \ aS =SSSSS5I ; | ‘ ; : the 1 f , " hat ‘reached such a stage that the « - | |C 4ls are considering the tinatalla- [tion of a big megaphone and an} Washington Av. at Sixth ‘st’, Anniversary Sale ‘A Feature of the Anniversary Is This Marvelous Offering of 600 New Hints T a FRENCH DEPUTIES SO saa CHAIRMAN NEEDS MEGAPHONE ' Painleve Often Wears Himself Out Rocking Old Fashioned ‘ or Bell | y toe d Pvess PARIS.” Keb. 2$.- (Chamber oO Turbulence in’ Deputies has ffi electrically operated bell for’ M | Painleve, the presiding office er, who! | frequently wears himself out rock ling the old-fashioned cactiiatins) ‘tlapper bell, which is seldom theard by the Deputies during a'| period of confusion, | M. Painleve's method of getting silence on the! tloor is to reach for his top hai and | put it on. The act of donning the | I stove pipe means -that the session) has been suspended and the ser- geant-at-arms immediately clear the hall. | The Chamber under the radical Socialist regime has grown steadily noisier, which brings about confu- sion that often is serious, but) rOmetimes fortunate, as was the case recently, when Finance Min- | }ister Clementel’s announcement of | only effective STORING VITAMINS The average erage dg es» stores up within the body several days’ supply of es- sential vitamins. This ex- plains why a well-nourished person of any age is less sus- ceptible to germ-infection those who are. mal nourished. Scott's Emulsion | is a safety-factor: that helps keep you well-nourished. A very little used daily to complement the regular diet, activates with essential vita- mins and helps build re sistance, _ Store up a reserve of essential vitamins— take Scott’s regularly. Scott & Bowne, Bloomfecid, H. J. /a& contemplated capital levy passed | A ee lu noticed. Amid the din in the! |Chamber even news agency the semlofficial | declaration. If it had been heard (and apreciated by the opposition by might have caused a riot. TEXAS PASTOR TO SPEAK HERE missed the Minister's| loan Many*Women Keep Young Looking? at #80,” “A woman may be old at 18 and young saye 8 prominest clubwemen . “Years dont matter. Didn't Niner $7.50 to $10 Models de L'Enclog have a proposal at 907" as at cost or slightly above cost. You EAS YOU NEVER SAVED BEFORE rev. J. W. Behnken Will Officiate at Lenten Services. | Pastor J. W. Behnken of Hous- ‘ton, Tex., will be the speaker at the ‘opening Lutheran noonday Lenten service tomorrow, in the American Theater, beginning at 12:25 p. m. This is the ninth season of these services, which have drawn: large The youth of our women is more leat- ing than it was @ generation ago. becaties we ‘are better acquainted with simple physiological laws. When the first aging marks appear-——wrinkiles, bagginess of cheeks, neck and chin—-we realise that the cause is a loosening of the skin and softening of the tissue underneath. We know the cause muet be removed. In- stead of laying on pastes we send toe the drug store for an ounce of powdered saxo- audiences in the past, Pastor Behnken will speak on the four days following, no service being lite and half-pint of witch hazel. mix ‘held on Saturday. Pastor F. W. eh d bathe the f andes Weidmann of Trinity Church wil) eee We yo hg Rg Be serve as chaplain for the first week. | the ekin, solidifies the tlesue, induces « Other visiting preachere are to f0l-| SOY tai wa Stand , \ Hats of = | | ‘ low, for one week each, stay young. i \ \ - Roll Brims . Advance Spring Sale OF | {! ia Swiss Hemp Hemp Milan New Pokes New Straw Faille Silks Crepe Hats Mushrooms Matrons’ Hats Turbans Combinations Misses’ Hals . Materials Crepe Satins, — Printed Crepes, Flat Crepes, * Crepe - Elizabeth, mn Cantons \ < a a ee ey ; | Furniture and Home. Furnishings Colors AT REMARKABLE REDUCTIONS _ Black, » Navy, we Terrapin, ~ Blonde, Rust, Green, and Poudre Blue Every New Color Values simply astounding for their greatness! Hats you could never pur- chase for as low as $4.40 are offered in this celebrated event, Every model is a new creation just received from New York. A great chance to purchase a beautiful Spring model for Easter at wonderful saving. Take advantage of it! Se —<— (Field’s—Third Floor.) Spring Footwear F ashions Below is illustrated just one example of the beautiful styles that we are showing in , new Spring creations. A visit to our shoe department will convince you of our supreme value giving. this. great sale les are the very 22 90 These 2% were especially: the materialS are of the very west. Supply yourself now for Ty at —— os 2 Our display of Bedroom Suites is.complete in every detail; 4- | piece Bedroom Suites from $129.73 to $475. Every Suites a wonder bargain. It will be to your interest to see our display before purchasing. Easiest credit terms in the city. The op: ‘ins in women’s novelty | Footwear are prominently featured here at pronounced savings, modes of tomorrow at the lowest prices possible. Anniversary Special All Short Lines of High-Grade Our special offer this week is « : oplen- did Sulte in either Novelties VOOEP 9. 0 oS even y 29. ‘5 Every size is “er Ser | : available JA ‘this wil 2 | @. PEPER. » Month mos t extraordi- nary sale, new Spring Footwear included. V alues $y $6.85 2 SECOND FLOOR ) ae —-= — — =— a 7 300 New Spring!d Copies of higher-priced Dress ected for this event. Annivers = = —— = = ~ — =. Sizes 16 to 52 \ and will conform to your idea of ty and good taste. wee A / $45, $4 Values INVESTIGATE OUR EXCHANGE PLAN HEREBY YOU CAN EXCHANGE ee NG _"* GS, This is Fashion’s gin. center: all the $10 to $12 styles are shown here at popular prices. Colors: Agate Wigwam Tan- Navy Rose Gray Superior 3-Rm. Patent, Tan Outfit Terms—$!10 Combinations Cut-Outs Straps Tans Patents Satins Blonde Satins $243.15, Phone Olive 600 to have our OP praiser call. FREE GIFTS WITH ALL PURCHASES Velvets Satins Patents Kids : He = | Tans | ods: i Pumps | _ oO SIZES | Uy | Ties Cut-Outs Patent , Sailor Tie Tan EVERY — STYLE HEEL Ties Sailor Ties or gg 5. eB. articles. All sizes. All } - 85 style heels and a | Pumps $ variety of hun- dreds of styles to choose from. REFRIGERATORS Both Side and Top Icers We also carry the celebrated White Frost line of Refrigerators in white, gray or blue enamel. Inspect our line before buying. Lowest Prices Through the co-opera 0 to assemble 500 high-graé These Coats will be offeret eacturers we were able the wholesale cost. ve cost. 150 ae Hosiery Seockils —the most popular § Many styles and combin cloth to choose from. * Easiest Terms Full-fashioned chiffon and service weight Hose. All-silk or with lisle tops, reinforced toe and heel. 20 New Spring Shades; $2.50 Values ae eee | FIELD’S HOSIERY DEPARTMENT | , x : a : ' i = ($15.95 i's High- Grade J Merchandise at Great Savings | RE CC Fashioned chiffon and service silk Hose with lisle tops, well reinforced toes, soles and heels. All Wanted \. Shades; $1.29 Values Anniversary price ... FOURTH FLOOR ae So 1226-28 OLIVE ST. | PHOENIX FURNITURE CO.

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oe pen ae te we The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED 7 | : eee A RADIO FOR THE AMATEUR AND EXPERT - Wis Chik » (344.8 S° organ; ,WCK Detroit Free Press (516.9) 19 concert cal, instrument- PPACRAM _ RADIO PROGRAMS | T quartet $215 services al. 7 K S D Weekly Program Week of March 2d - Post - Dispatch Radio io | REQUEST a ee ee emee CARTS) 'S Coen. (UR Sees Dinas Gert). WOCO Minneapolie St. Paut (416.0 | CENTRAL STANDARD TIME Broadeasting Station \ KS) rr J me ¥ WRAP re rt Worth Star .* »- --+ — - 7 s - Pa — S 4 » r =) ———E—~_~ . 7 ~«* 2) . 7:30 church servi: [15 classi- 7 | eunteey of Ratio Dig; ii cae : (475.9) 11-12 dance music SR oe | | 545.1 Meters KS D | ia le 2 if ~ we " ‘ P| a e (By Aswiated Pres.) KYW S Hot Spriz ‘3 ) 8:30-19 wrar New 3) ‘ ‘ . Th ; Post-Dispetch Redie WULepart Chicas ; nday “A ft ew 10! : i ‘ Concert br St Levis Univer- Ly ) a _ stions by mati. ,WEMOC Berrien Springs 285. oe | : concert }-] dance entertainment 1s o Monday, March 2d..8:00 P. M. Glee Club and Orchestra. 545.1 Meters - : ql i quc Evening Club, speake amg atertainmest: 1 —_ sity . nt Suite No. 2 OE eee ceed z mn ' ge | + WDAF Kansas City lent } ’ New ‘ork 4 : ¢ mre “George Devereux, director Drasylight breadcastinrg at > — > Peer Gynt ~ f- = MEET Bostoc ss) 1 ox? uae : , ; bonist. WRAS Louisville (silent) at : 16 Vanitr C : + 10-00 P. ™M. Recita! by wre Madalene i ae. Ber Rw a in Populartt, in Rety 2 5 ould you and hie garg: §:15 organ. ine KFSG Los Angeles (278) . ru I Schietcher Johnsen. yen mee | gné news bulletins cf interest rh Radio Listeners. & 4 ery in @& WMAQ Chicago ‘siien - iit s sermon rmusic wyyc New Ye =6) 16 rk ey cer : ke oe. to the Middle W est. Prices sup- From , ‘a ) batt s BT WGN a am . . ‘ _ ~& P . _- o- ane — — Pe — = a © ns a, DP! ied by Market Newe Serv i ic = adel ll eR ita Sc dlls ‘ih ail Bee : . af advise the use o a. Pa be Ph: “ve-tube neutro- a her. WE ate re Sirané an way r : nm @ . . liek ’ - _- » are using $2 *% s New Ye (4353) 6-7-1 U. S Dept. of Agriculture and 4 — dio frequency WIZ * es) 6-: PT ~ 2 f your aud! Beniam! principal Exchanges The statement sometimes | of atten th tertainment?t ‘ on : J : : i . ses =s Se ' , » 2 e , ,..-a- tertainme Tuesday, March 3d.6:00 P. direct frem tt apes gs : be wane : . o> ately . : — o » le r s c¢ oft : i? ae. : | 9:08 P E. Rey a be borne out by the cnheracteg = e batters ° | suid be in the WCK—273 Meters requests receped a Sates esta. which i’ es a © battery s > x. , mé + Y + ‘3 ~ i - 3:39 PF. M—Coronado Hotei— Thursday night. The coms ie he used : at ae ,? ; Lovell. presented br J Pre m of sacred songs anc . . " 4 § - in. the preq uensy 4 Roberts, basso: : readings e ven under the su- for which the greates SUNG@ Sax, ptanist. : "t spices Shortridge Gal- ‘requests came in was the wal : a ti- L@vrell. BODrano Paw! - ler ee o*? oat? Ww * bY {3 ri crysta: bil Arne os je . . Gynt” Suite No. 2 Dy Grieg. hare @ — : a ites stome, planist. Addrese—“T! oe FP. M—Michel Gusikoff aid ie ae % pA I m very clear but I. can Radio Tt at ‘ E Danger of Meats Not Inspect- 9-00 P. M—De luxe musical requested 5) 4 perecss. a. *K 8 oe + Princ! pia eS ed.” T. B. Pote program from stage of Loew's Percy Grainger s “Sh bere WcK a‘ a. an aS Special “request regram -t ssNs oars : a ; . hy this 10 :00 P. Vin James, pianist 2 Sly “Henry VIII Dances’ OF - fan rou > gxpiain wey = WMA Y—280 Meters ° and the “Sonatsg Patheugue™ ' - VW ie Friday. March 6th , -+-« Silent Yunday—11 A M—Church Beethoven lead all others ag] Your set gives very little vol- Services as ‘ — ‘7 ' . tube : Tor w -00 P Mi -enmcert SFY 3! souls ym- “ee ; Fr. M—cClassical musical verites among the reguesig | ; - corn! neared to a tur oh - = 4 Saturday, March /. 8: : phon} Orchestra Rudolph pregram br Mrs. John Lupton ceived. Each one of theses - KSTA * rong heca use i. aq; creasing condenser cficiency Ganz. conductor, direct from s P. M—Church Services ‘tions were asked for by ‘: S ees more power than any of , . the Odeon sie! a en nd St. Louw under ectue!l working conditions as | os oy ; " . eo a | as more persons sending in re agthers. Priac fpia an \ K . ww . a? r% : ae , - —- e nl “ ror r @ iaboratory designed condense: = ) as s — WJIAR., Providence, R. 1.: WTIC, sddresses by the Rev. J. W.- ithe Wooden Soldiers by | am The fact that ¥ ~ ee . o c >> a > - - oe - Tn ~ a ask your dealer for a Genera! sutomet 7 pert é ° sebagam , Hartford, Conn.: WOO, Philadel- Behnken, bee ram _~ 1¥ Fae nee The requests hark all the way qations: proves that ¥ wate} = = . . —_ i> ros: Y Z 4 o : rter ee Bape O97 Cendeneer- a 1 oa eae pacnoting : - phia, Pa.: WCAE, Pittsburg. Pa ow ger ge ic ene | té the Merrr Widow Wale im well to the sho: . - ° i p ; ? % roaau ’ ‘= . “* - ae ee : *. cI : a ” Sold by ai] Good Redic Dealers Pastteset Be ime = tick 7. wr WGR. Buffalo, XN. Y.: WEAR. (violin, cello, 5 ee) “| music. and also come up to thea} FE ree Ret fad : LO Ee NRT IR wa me - — ono RR RE ee ey weeny a oe = — OP rts oe me ee tant m reducing losses and in tse f rtrts ni — — tut ert ) » 4 a wh. a te tn ‘ ‘ “K were vsing More power | ™ Distributed by re off 3 ; nape : Cleveland, 0O.; L Cincingeti. ‘ minute in “Moonlight Risse” # wckK * : Aifficulty in re- bee stv. without tise or f ratio se g : a. 0.; WWJ, Detroit, Mich; WMAQ KFQA—261 Meters the 1925 Greenwich Village Foal ypeeld have no difficwls | Van-Ashe Radio C as. es Se oe, pe Dayton: ‘hicago. Ill; WDAF. Kansas City, Sunday—8 P. M—The regular Poe? and Peasant” Overtura@ ving their programs Soe an- a 0. : : rans © , : WHO These Moines Ia Sun evening service a° “4 horse of moring pictur m 4 car line. Every time A car Linnea l ivd avi. ’ Oris t « ©8uUus. ‘ «* -? it nd ever’ ’ : : 7 ; ut bs f ‘SB. Atlanta : EF ‘Bs, a5 an Eeeaches, stops. OF pede ee Send fer Cataler. 4 ond adjust it. be & this thous obligatic ti rics ui £ Pus = ‘Cleck im the Morning. me 4 out my reception entirely | os es, KPO | os | ar) _ . ; * -- n wis 8 all KK) ndly is I I es LIGHTNING » RaaIO UL. asco LL. « LX. Oakland. ‘ew Brazilian Broadcaster. hat I Love” has 32 making an awful no! i ts W. E. UE ERER ioe = ee wrth ae: ee Oa , = - icc “Red Hot Mama” onie an B® me the cause and the remedy) TTERY. & SUPPLIES CO ise for Care ieure fear boon — ee Oe the nadie. Corpor: | Tee mails Clas Go Pernessbece, |S naghel Suette” as 2. ©. . , sical - rrr 2 ° . : ‘4 {ort . ne a : Ti ai nt se 2 3 i BA ERY Say 6 tow " tage are ree shh. s . orpor- razil. has installed a broadcast-j, — rk nie some na “ sj A What you hear is the electrical! : ~ he proc lings of the imauguré- ation of America through Stations s€ J : 2123-25 Locust St., Saint Louis c K E Vy & TO N Eb i iil , WRC. — ee ~ ing station to have a radius of of Sally” are sesteell bre | ' nee caused by the apart 3? * = . . : a, » a . . ee and : Crem - Sion Off When the Cosh Reaist: 4 Bek lit ce ARRESTER «= : Tneeda* } 24 New ork J 1d i|a@bout 400 miles. and plans to in- ; rso ns Segue: and “Ei C | of the dru ~ - _)t ne . 7 : ‘ i. - re mas i histor chenect . ¥. it is very likely } terest the youth of the country in March by Sousa ts asked § i -apl gees —_ as tins. ae aa 47 a - ' Y by 10 | : eatin pe : wat the ons Ose ) : i dded the new art, esr yo to the snter eS Sons. esque” br Dwrorak has I! votes.” q cated. A | , rr _~ -_ - ; > 7 . af J hherilie eo ALLOW US | O form which i > rected on event-into the ether for the bene-. operation has been announced to Vin Jame —_ Bell Bee ef a ereund connection might , . . « : 9 ; . - radio audience who , si and if he gives every number q pa. . : > . . " s> - . .* - > ~" - eS. iA ha ae ~ ‘. ¢ g ues.ec ne v = show hh. meelf 7 son * . = ; — 4s aC Lat 3 ow -/ - _— pees. © ‘ _—— . . — = — a net ‘ ee) Q ; Wow 4 $3-p ate Tern @! 4? ; i iias of the most versatile pianist gy af : bast ~* +- , 7 . 3 >) Adres ss 5 a ee 2% a . a S heneer wort 35 2 one- i] (eo re. WONDERFUL SET nip oeeemmeate mela a tare of trumpets will call the as-| america. 4 . tube transm rr dt tn order anthd imrm 1ediate! ¥ . a ee — Se cee rative set Using a variocoupler? IF PREFERRED Vw = Si : , ; . . seuncers A ire his 7} ustices of the Supreme Court THE CHEMICAL : fouid a 4%3-riate variadbie con- Hendquarters for ATWATER KENT Reecivers. compan : oe ae ed ss “Cocd natin 3; will approach the’ platform fol- —— : give good reeults on &2 ware z 4 erviz ine : stisliiaima lowed by the ane Justice, Cab- If you are using a chal ‘ sol p using » 2 web or a honey- to the chain ; Sations con SL €G na MeMTeTe Sue : Hrewmsens: oet- tifier and you find . eve ’ g : ~ though a condenser vith WEAF at app Peis: ii:is =. ee ‘the solution in the jar - ae 7 ? that size would suffice. a.m. from his posi nt plat At high noon the President mo- nothing but pure water. : " viet description mentarily ceases to hold the office ine same hydrometer ,ou ae am ©. I would tike to know how to of the loca! color about him, will of President of the United States. your storage battery whe#®l | Sub the best aerial for a one- introduce to his listeners the United Dut at the next moment takes whe this water. or allow any battery @ se? T have only $9 feet of in New o! States Marine Band which wil ! oath of office for the term of four yrion to enter the rectifier jar. — “« B ‘ following sta- heard until 11:37. At 11:3 an rearst Following a short prayer, -s use it will destroy the ala : aT o.wiee entenesn on President Coolidge wil] address the electrode If the rectifier is allow and as high as you can make multitude, not only visible bus in-‘ +5 sand without use. the elect land peace it as far from al! sur- Le pp 4 ° | Visible. and at the conclusion of his wit] be covered with a heavy ¥& ending objects as ls possible A ixed rinciple | addre the United States Marine «a} When i is again 2 o } : | salt pen 2! -— 1 Does wave length deter - Every last dime’s worth of Radio goods bought at a | an ill play the “Star-Spangied to use the eee: clean UP the volume of reception? 7? Star Square Store is sold with a money s-worth or | cn OTinging ine ceremonies ar ane a aa ; ] - I draw my hand away from bac antee 's prin ipl >. « nolabi Festi ae with a*ne : ; lai on my set noises arise and a ke 8 28 this , ms 3 . a ferfere with the reception. What ] U) ’ this due to” 7 Is there a sta- C, €al)i- p Sale a WIAF at Pittsburzc’? W. E K VOLTMETERS || UNIVERSAL SUPPLY CO. fp "2°" 5" 0-50 Volts ST. LOUIS’ MOST POPULAR RADIO STORE ‘(ge S'S, *c\2s! measurement of + ! | amon the wave form to a simj- ay es A gg ra. ™29C is PPpoeint om the succee@ing ware. n . | fame trouble that you mention is ‘ally ae \ These Voltmeters are especi designed is known as body capbeity may for radio work and are guaranteed to. be . reriedy is to shield the pane! perfect and scienttfically accurate. me 4 Rhe set. 3. As far as we know Only 96 Voltmeters in This Lot | a DET - ter ye . Cali letters WJAF have net bash eite i _ Sesicned to any broadcasting Genuine “R C”’ catified ee ee en er ee ee $268.00, om. You probably heard WJAS 23 0005 \— compartments for “A” and “KB” Dry > cee i. one : = Plate, Capa city | Powerful and reliable. No aerial or ¥ the Pittsburg dio LOW LOSS: CONDENSERS pope ee $199.58 er Se ee ee ote te Svea ae AE: os > Riv ‘ (ee r “ es oe ehiprenpagene nti 1T NTLUTOLE THT UT ae | - - -_ - = = — = — - = = - = -— - ames - « I SACK IiOF “iT One of the Audience but Not in the Crowd OW often have you longed to attend events of national interest—and been prevented by time and distance? AAA LAPAAALES LLL =. - eee ca seer 5 em Se ee TOOPPRIOPOOEDRET ET ChEBEDN \ ey, ee 7 MipTNOPTLRGDANVT QVOEPURALIVAUOMOOALILUN Uap LoL pL ED Tour eTpOOpTTVTUPEDCOTHVURUTOTIVITOUEEITOVTQUOOLLMITOTOAITOREDEORuLERUORITLIVIORATOOTOT EE TODD Deu a a VK. Ee AAAA REED ARL ERAT ARE ERAAL LELIGUL LAD CatEL, MTITIVULTIT TINT air ~ - - ue te the loca) stations on a loud ’ : - I use «a crystal detector» Reg. Price, $3. 6 last : —on Sale at.. a RADIOLA I-A | LOUD SPEAKERS Sec o> 8 === —— hele meentings. Lowest 5% lees than T. &. Gert. laboratory. k y ities > A € H quality througheut. . : : . ; ™ ; Shiva CONDENTE IN THIS LOT | ij 4. Tebe Set complete with BALDWIN 7Y is probable thet yéur doemw not tune well to and SPECIAL a, 7 wave lengths. Try put- a an, r. Batteries — . 7 | Condenser im serie 1 5 Bransten So. Parte of a crystal showid é ~ 9 $ 3.9 $33 Super- i | > : BeBe touched with the finge-s 5 oe ee > -oglnge PR ey 8 “> ea cet me oA > Se Ub a ws Go todav to the Arwattr Kent ealer near you—and ask for a dem- 8-Tube Heterodyne wtration.. ~There are six receiving RANST KIT Tt 20-the Phones, sets pric ced from $65 to $120, and | B ON S : athe Pooaes, $7.95 loud speakers at $15, $20, Regular $35 Value, $ DS ony # Kits 3 28. = on Sale at. / 15— in This Lot Long Distance Crystal Set | ~~ New $18.50 Model _ $18.00 WESTINGHOUSE — scant alten $4.95 DI*TRIBG TORS a ] | REAL BARGAINS! 1504 Pime St. z Oty 4. age pe « . Sy: AP thos By ) te 7 ~ “? » > A + ee ee. ’ — » > ey toh a gb & “ » . 2 4 . Ae son seme tae Hea ee Ave gna ttee iercatettnen carr ert pera SOD Hage met tite me ear ee a ee ee ae ogee . prs ee me tilly eu MLE en oe ony ES. Pe naga }! ila ee _ —_ i wee ; ) CAlbe - | : ve oe . f re ; eeu “9 ¢ ¢ : - ao +H tat - fe at ¥. ‘4 oa : aes. H Bi. rip r et ody " te * % F a © 7 + 2 ef) ee % : A ape ‘ * ris #: : . Fy’ ee - , “ . xe ~ Be eM bad tat, aaj: ' | Pete Oeey re Sie Pes tas Pee tea te ty babe | Rae oe el foe Liga og aac eset: Aote + ts ee AS TPL +g Oe - ee ee e ; > ey

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SUNDAY, MARCH 1, than BOTH olher sees 2 ental COMBINED The Daily ee seen ATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY sartenaret m — ae ee a —_— = a ee ——— ne —_ ~ paper an en eee ee ~~~ peepee er — — LD EET —— - _ ers -~ — _ST. LOU'S POST- DISPATCH NN -——— ee REQUES] PROGRAM. A KSD FEATURE. O OR _ THE “AMAT EUR AND EXPER TIONS AND “ANSWERS © questions by mail. Post-Dispatch Radio Depariment cannot undertake to’ -—— Peer Gynt Suite No. 2 (Leads ee .in Popularity ‘in Returns - suid you advise the use of a. 3. The whistles ~ that you have b Radio Listeners st fn a five-tube neutro-| heard on a neutrodyne might be From ” “ae wi s B. T. ei caused by oscillations in the radio pire iae abs yf you are using 45 volts OU | frequency amplifiers. This would » putes of your audio frequency be the effect of improper neutrali- The statement sometimes made SS od ‘have the. negative fila-| zation of the tube ca pacities. It is that jazz is on the wane seems to ies ds from the —_—tT possible that you have been listen- ibe borne out’ by the character of “ead to the batters e we ing to the tones sent out by regen- . ec ” id e tin the e ive receive ° , : > ai Se - Mae which shoul rative receivers tn your neighbor- requests rece. ed ar Station KSD filament lead. a‘ ‘ battery it hood. - for special request programs to be ry. If you are using| Q. 1. kor an outside loop aerial ‘broadcast by this station next n 45-volts a © battery what size and how many feét of | Thurs day night. The- composition ‘he used. NO. ' - tery - wire should be used? 2. What size in the radio frequency in height and width should the for which the greatest number of | loop be? Lc..e e was the “Peer plifier. re. ; . a Xe ‘Tequests came in ae: erystal set and can | A. 1. A No. 12 or 14 B. and 8S Gynt” Suite No. 2 by Grieg. It was iQ] have @ : oe ae by 41 persons . g Pp very elear but I can gauge wire, 125 feet long, would aeenented ae ty ie “Shepherds t K WCK at al! and Principia: serve the purpose well. However, Percy see ei on ‘Conca iv Jouls U. are just barely you might have to add or stbtract Hey ane ve mena by Gersing /~ Can yovexplain why this a litle of this depending upon the ;“tlenry spe ie se nacaaes yess: Tae M. other dimensions of the loop. 2. nd the “Sonata a C ; ae : - the a | : f ‘ ives very little vol- |_Four, six or eight feet square Beethoven lead ail others as fa- ‘Your set & tube set. You would be convenient sizes for an rorites among the requests re- mpared to 4 ' | 4 or ved. aki ene of these compo- i 2) pane — i Week MRS. , & ‘EDITH HOWELL-JONES | "eggs DIRECTOR SHURTLEFF COLLEGE to ~. | ee GLEE CLUB NAVAL SHORT - WAVE WORK — ee eg en mental short-wave atory, nicating London. regularly at Balboa, San San Francisco and Pearl bor. _Naval operators at | Francisco and Pear! night SS Ow boa, creasing on the 71.5 nel. During the this summer, conduct new Pacific extensive tests with 54-meter set, | | TEST TUBE BATTERIES ———_— ee ~~ failures due to their low 'seldom lasting more than three , , - . > 7 ©» : on > . » et ‘sf P . - ot we Z i Me ws a # — "soe ‘ -_ of ef iat ea . * . Ait 8 me ; < %, - oe Ln ’ 4 . : ° ; ; B..M. GOODSELL- wa.ims7 four nights between charges. is leakage between cells surface 6¥ the material in they were rnounted. half to three-quarters ib vot ae. from the top, i 032 sida them: in fhush. Through the use of the expert- transmitter NKF at the Bellevie Radio L&bor- | the Navy Communication Of- | fer fice in Washington is now commu- with Diego, Har- San | Hlarbor, following the lead of those at Bal- have built themselves ehort- | Wave receivers, and the number of | words sent each night is steadily in- meter chan- maneuvers radio engineers expect soon to be ine | Stalled on one of the vessels of the | fleet and special receivers located jin remote parts of the _ Pacific | Ocean, 'but others proved to be miserable Capacity or ably with the longer surface over. which the current must flow to’ give leakage. Big Year for Canada. the indicate Reports reaching ment of Commerce 1925 will be the biggest year radio in Canada. it De part- that vet esti. , I ated ‘ine sets ether during 000 and thar American ada that the loud epeakers, radio apparatus 1924 a large make amount solid in ‘ . totaled of recelt~ tubes and “an- $7,000.. part of it was a ANY radio experimentgre VER 250,000 Rad M have constructed storage Seondl the big we hoe 5 mete batteries, using laboratory GOLD SE “ ' : AL HO test tubes for containers. Some of | d | eal for bat- these batteries gave good service | keep! ing their Radio : teries fully c operated by an St. Louis RE-JUV-A-TUBE All amplifier (silvered ) tubes that light but will not operate can be repaired like new. ar en ee Pe s We match tubes for Super-Iletero- dyne. Tubes tested free. given prom) t attention. Aubert Electric Co., 4944 EASTON, ST. LOUIS, MO. Mail orders All Mdse. P.0.B.. rged and operating at top efficiency. Connects to any Jamp socket and charges all Radio “A and ‘*‘B’’ and Auto Storage A Batteries over night for a nickel. Inost common cause of this trouble over the; which Arrange the! célls so that their tops extend one- of an inch instead of setting! The chance of leak- age will then be reduced con&8ider- Simple, reliable, fool-proof. Can be one. Contains no bulbs, acids or fast wearing carbon THE AUTOMATIC ELECTRICAL DEVICES CO. 165 W. Third St. Cincinnati, Ohio Largest Manufacturers’ ribrating rectifiers im the world. 7€e Write for — “The Secret of Distance and Volume in jo,” containing information on this subject and bing the GOLD SEAL HOMC HARGER. sales Office, 1926 Chestnut St., Phone, Bomont 1341 contacts. Onl shipped charges Handsome -S afe - Fast one moving part slaceable for $1.00 after Ban CHARGER Noted use. Absolutely safe—no danger of shock or fire. Approved by Insurance Un- derwriters everywhere. finished in mahogany and gold. May, be used right in the finest living room. | Price, $18.50 complete for all currents, ° Sold by all good Radio dealers, or). id upon re ceipt of purchase price. INE st howls (MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ANE __COMPLETE SETS ON TIME PAYMENTS E «. a ema __All Merchandise Warranted New and Firsts Bay of Beautifully , free Store open from 8 a. m. De Forest Distributors Commercial Electrical Supply Co. 320 S. Broadway DEALERS St. Louis, Mo. SEND FOR PARTICULARS received not later than telegram. Wo exceptions. THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE MONDAY, MARCH 2, ONLY. till 7 p.m. Orders filled only if Tuesday, March 3, by mail or Phia Storage 96 volt».—for Co. wil current. "§ $6.50 PHILCO BATTERY CHARGER Made and guaranteed hy Philadel- Battery charge “A” and “B” Batteries, especially adapted for storage “hh Batteries—Will charge from 24 to A. C. =— Each “I heard only the artist— I forgot the radio” ““Y AST night, over the radio, | listened to the concert of a great pianist. So perfect was the tuning that | bad-no thought of mechanism. When the rich tones of the music reached ‘me, I heard only the artist. I forgot the radio. I was conscious only of the acme of tone beauty.” This is a true report of tlre experi- ence of a new owner of a De Forest D-17 Radiophone. Equally true is the remark of his wife: “I have all the holes drilled my walls and all the wires nailed to the woodwork, that I can stand. My - library was ruined in getting the old radio to-work. I don’t like to have batteries around in sight, either. I’m scared to death they will ruin the rugs. This De Forest stands all by itself, and doesn’t mar or scratch or clutter up anything. | love its tonal quality too.’ Anything that’s 100% to both hus- band and wife must be good. The tone of the De Forest D-17 Radiophone is without peer. After you have learned the simple art of finding and bringing in your station —_ Reg. U. S. Pat. OF. DE FOREST RADIOPHONE you “tune out” literally everything but the actual voice of the selected broadcasting artist or instruments. You get such genuine purity of repro- duction that you feel the full value of all tones and overtones without hirt of metallic quality. Your De Forest is complete in one unit— compact, easily moved — no aerial, no ground wire. It has superice L selectivity and distance getting qua:- ity. It is a very high-grade instrument at a very moderate cost. Ask the nearest De Forest retail agent to demonstrate a De Forest in your own home. Five minutes after he gets there he can show you how to tune in. You can learn its simple technique of operation as quickly. DE FOREST RADIO COMPANY Jersey City, N. J. Prices of De Forest D-17 Radiophones In two-tone mahogany cabinet, ready for use except for batteries, $195. In two-tone fab- rikoid cabinet, $185. Smaller model, without accessories, but with spece for B batterica, the D-17A, $125. Reg. U. S. Pat. OF. JR. a eee The Loud Speaker with adjustable coneert modulater. y quipped with « Trve H Loud Speaker Unit, cord ont F R HORN PIMENSIONS -lleight over inches: wr seep on! 14 inches eter. 0% hes; weight. 13 Ips. FOLK DISTRIBC TORS. LOUD SPEAKER BRAND-NEW —NO SECONDS Ceenuine NATHANIEL BALDWIN including base diam packed. $25 NATHANIEL Sai DWIR | Beware of imitations | 6-feot all New and Improved High and Low Wate Model VOISOMETER REGULAR PRICE, $5.50 Coast te cmast VOISOMETED Reception =! VOISOMETER One Tube APPROVED BY PoPULAN RADIO LAB- ORATORIES HMoOonK.tY ON REA) EST 1 tm inates VY a Fr tometers and Varie- couplers. ” = New Steck—Selected Factory Gusranteed TESTED KADIOTRON Bakelite Bane (-varanteed 100 Radio “B’’ 2?*-volt, large size 45ron, large wine 1. 75° Double-Duty Spee Built “OC ler For Vir (-35-12 tubeas (290 tutes: « BRAND- NEW 4 LARANTEMD $14.00 WESTINGHOT SE RECTIGON BATTERY CHARGERS Fer 6408 radie and aute «terage Includes $4.00 oe leciqns ‘kb Burgess or Eveready 770 4h-vott Kvereitie 1.35 special tellt 44-9 Mattery fer t¥- oes pe ™~ Fresh Steck Batteries $1.24 $2.48 $3.98 Kat- se. our * 5-83, bal | "$t 35 $4.90 =—=—— fom. pirte Noiseless and d | $20.00 2-Year CGuoaran- tce Vitalic Storage Bat- Radiol I I-A ATube Set tery: 120- Ampere Vveready — cries, 3. 12 “volt “A” Ratteries . ene 4%-9 ; “— ens Hours. one pair Phones, ANeria ¥. eee. ( emplet ? 60 Amp. ed rome ——— | £9.95 With $25 Baldwin ; KITS : HEADPHONE) $6.00 CABINET ote $19.75 Ss ALE | ORYSTAL. SET 1-Tube... SI7h te INCHES Erle ; le Radias.—« tla $29.75 Every - pang i te wee ‘mim Erta sete of tave.. PI4TS veanes,; 92-98 mle $39. 75 ae. 1A, Erin 3000 Obbprme- . tein $45.75 ee at #243 aah Sey Cen Cae Fada Kit $49 75 mt 2000 Hatterios f-twhe ’ Hrandex Supertor...BS2.595% fer quad Gua TSSEMBLED MAHOGARY OR WALHUT FINISHED CABINETS 7x1Bx7 Tats Panels si. 7x21x7 Tat! Pamets sie 6x15x6 $515 Panela sian 24-wolt Sternae Saldering irons Rattery W245 Jettlerecn He characeaetic 8 —tperete eon WW» dremeter— ‘tar FS ta 1 “Bn” Batteries, 1if-velt AC er Packed te neat Andie Trane- $3.85 it : aheotlatety seme! cuaren- . fear- guearan- tee acreret’: mer teed 89c reae- Ps as : iF a1 ne femer- Fined Cepatal S80 Mremer- Fully Zhpinte Lietee- © | Te. S 3 GS Wat Verie-; Farnatee Gem tor Sa meters ©’ deux . re ; Vario- $i com $1.29 Bremer- Davten couplers Seutro- WVeriable Con- so formers. denaers« O81 FLOP Dasviern t9 feet Vat 1.25 ‘apa- Detertor bom S$ wit, i mit Tagee Te ARITH FOR (COMPLETE PREP (ATALOG ON BETH AND FAnTs F _: - « ye é 7 go sececweeel ' : i 34 2 ‘h24euaer SHCLOSETCeCE SEL ECeCE |

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SUND AP. MARC! The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED emai r ae ee ST. LOUIS .POST-DISPATCH -: RADIO FOR THE AMATEUR AND EXPERT a 4 aad > me, ‘ * - Bie 7 . : _ Let ¥ "7% . ? ene, ervetal tae peghan> Adee oe EH ah is Pieneer radio chetteuitedee ati Japan, despite the upsetting of plans % , Radio “announcing” has become | four radio broadrasting at that time : ify e being carried forward 80 much of a profession that New now, Mr. Seidier explained. York University has established a — T '% Z "ad | ot , na “Yne erathquake brought an ene. | 11. course to give announcers the feimporarii’ ts oil plans to erect b +e | x Aq ees , , ths r training s being o-fere: 3 ; 7 , adc astin y \\ it] Kw, V4 iT} Ke 1} . A broadcast ing It j eS ; STORE “BIGW. ; al aig ,_ See rr ee ge — i : . = * — —_ : 4 ‘ _ > : | ashin n oo i | =? : ’ a 3 en a ¥. — . 5 JAPAN NOW BUSY “se amen te ardor atte | — pis ) The New Cockaday Eight-Tube Super —— a lle ee > rd a 4 Reter bashings are hakelite: condens- ent was ‘pestered’ tc voice training. The experience | , ers come completely assembied for a charge thing for radio. Mean- | of New York University’s ““\ir Col- | spine eo os 0 23 Plates. it was possible to give occa- lege” has been that the voice, | | 42 $1.26 $1 46 mnublic demonstrations under; rather than the subject, ss moré| $1. ™ nent permit.” notent in attracting the radin audi- ! - ii > ; . ; > a ei iit ‘ ; the Japanese are tremen- ence. : Audio DOUBLE = Seidler, who represents the Crosley goyew interested in radio is shown: Students wil] study the technique | | Transformers | HEADPHONES Radio Corporation tin votes a ' by the number of photographs of good radio delivery, the con- | and 5 te 1 ratice Tower's Teather weight ther countries . whe return hrought by Mr. Seidler. The crowds struction and rhetoric of the radio ee Fach "| Peewee of S to the United States recently sre not unlike the crowds which |speech, and the specialized- vocab- | fa bh, — i | i : : i ‘ ’ Broad c astit 4 o | ii! ry ij? (jh r ‘ y oat pers } i? " it OM Nn public squares ulary necerssary for the ‘ , - 6 4 nm an about pr id Mr. 'to hear the 1] >a] speaker. Four college credits will | vs Vs We Ws ‘ "7 s $2. 20° inings tn st) 43 ilim~ ati «4 results of the balloting | idential candidates In| be civen to those who complete the) ri 7 fact stands out clearly :handled. A great many superhe- 6 7 & 8 Ams¢o stand- terodyne receivers can be classed ‘acuum tube sock éts. | VOLUTRON R. F. ° 3 among the worst offenders and the & 2 double and single circuit : , 201-A TUBES fo] Transfo laporatories of the National Radic a:n. for the future of radio. dicted for t future worst squealers. telephone jacks, respectively. \ nice Sear ie at In’: erat: ifetrghts . ; ‘ » 4 é : _— .. o% 4 . - — rn: ~ , ‘rT ** - v . . One ee of the --laboratare Lither the tepe of receiving Sets 4f A new type of superhetrodyrne R 1 Amsco 2? ohm rheostat. . Veunrd om bhaketite: ei et ist radically change or the devised by Laurence M. Cockada) °* Amsco potentiometér, 409 Sad | me wm covers ie : L . . . ' wire: 16-turn primary, equipment ts a voice recording out-' Ue mus ia will not radiate energy and inter- furn serendary : = ; court’ + NpAaAI£gT : The course will be given in the among the things that can be pre * (fit. which sende back to the stf-!fans mum learn how to operate ” l - Pilet Cond ; . . . . fer t Ot! r rece | 4 Sel. Yr . a ix ; 1 t . tT: a dent “hi is voice as it sounds to his|their sets in such a manner so as fere with othe iving t : % megohm grid leak 14 -ampere filament. | : — | MM 1 ° : ie; ~ x- + a = ' ; radio audience. Students will spend !not to create interference with addition,.the receiver effects the 2 5 megohm grid leak. stad@ard tasg: ampt:- : ; saving of two tubes and will be 3.005 megohm resistor. fier. detector; tested 4 cov i as purcha-xed. 5 much of their time speaking over’ surrounding receivers. he « ? ; a “ capable of bringing in stations with 44 megohm resistor. the microphone under norma]! To lItsten in some evening in the - ai - ‘ sential to good health, and fans|the truth were known, oe cy hs nna anh a bhereirns shal V 7 positive 135-volt B battery. az % , * . ate ‘ > - _— , 7¢ ~ tina nN a ? eo I - ‘ 4 ‘ : s oF 4 on : whose lose their temper because eTly neutralized ee a : i? ellatee Miedideedle eth at. The seven binding posts are nec- their set doesn’t work properly poorly balanced superheterodynes; ‘ator, > ts a accnngae Seige ire Fn Ee loop and battery had hetter listen for it ,are causing more trouble than re. | other ube. The next three tubes ‘ ie h : . ptt ‘ist ror it. Rade cages ediate frequency ampli- | “oB@mections. These should . be} generative sets. At the same time (are iniermediat requenc! ip P | dnd Was anerat neal’ rely Mounted on a Bakelite or hard | their owners are in the happvr uers nat OD race on appr x matey : 4 cot rubber binding post strip and sup- frame of mind that their receiver. 22 meters. The next tube is a de- * hs | can a be the cause of anr/tector, the output of which ts re- pn 7 ; famous ALL-AMERICAN set rhs ) i ] i er : _ © 2 .001 mfd. low loss variable ‘rt, “une Department of C ommerce| —compietely mounted with ful It costs no more to have sug . il | condenser. during the past wéek while one ions. Junior (1 tube) lt . . : py-taree years o.. am . ' = , ; , ae mae U tyvi ; NV , for 3 . ever since | | C 3.0005 mfd. variable grid con- station was transferred from?Ciass | $23. Senice (3 tubes) on Quast y as yer nradio 7 pmy. 50 years age ; . , - ee me ' -_ = - . , “ ss : ; — inane ; CONDENSER AND RADIO CORPORATION _ denser. C to B. The new stations follow: Your Favorite Radio Store Has Them! 4 ) = ad te ~s —_— en'aé almost SUPREME SELECTIVITY : | Pe, & 4 .0001 mfd. fixed mica Wides taceth. Powe : ge 7 , con ors. TIO ~ Wat: eco mghte oF Faia The discriminating radio fan de- bree ey , KFVF Clarence B. Junean. Rosi eiiicon:. ALL-AMERICAN RADIO CORPORATION me: my > seid were op sare, ane ' (3567 & $8 .096 mfd. fixed mands estreme selectivity. fine ! od °* PRESS. SEN . Sant Monica st., Holly- ia tere and construction refinement. cy a E N. Kaulaod, President | businees ary | densers. wood. Cal. .. . 2082 10 All of these characteristics are 2650 Coyne Sereet 1icagt ease oF write all Gay with . a NON25 fa fi WAMD H a3 = available fer him in Colenial Re ~ > overs mfd. fixed grid con- Hubbard | & Co. 133 ~ 7 ) opr . eo 4 | celvers. : |; denser with grid leak mtg. Minn. . ee “44 1000 . oo” ne just a ; The Colenial family consists of ' . 2 srheterndrn ‘ . WAPD Albert R. Parfet Co.. | a8 try te get three modelse—the (Colonial 16. a t Superheterody wee ‘mput - Mh itary et... lar. nestritie and like five-tube, dry battery operated re transformer. Huron, Mic! .. [3S oe Pw oped treatment suppeees | ceiver, employing tuned compen- T 23 & 4 intermediate radio fre- ~ ad | os - ; | sated radio frequency, detector ‘and 7 sah a st. Boliefon- = Largest Selling Transfor mers in the Worl ? a cerned how to 7 - - ; sia . le amplification: the € eloni i ' - quency transformers. ‘ene a = ms. and . a : Ww cr ard LOW-LOSS 16-4. a six-tube, dry battery op- | L. 1 precision autodyne coupler. _ Rev. EP. ~~ panaaun: t onmaneten: bathe toon tuned eens A F medium ratio audio fre- “RAK Economy Light Co.. 1105 , : n e erence a or pe requency, de- , — Ludington et . Fecanaba e : ’ P+ hal 4 ~ ~ tector and three stages of andioc , quency transformer. Mich @3 OF twenty vee + ot tific . -~ - vy xy oe th ent! ~ ., nag Ratte t ~ tf ws die ' hiv. nprev . : : , rv }i7 : ; ri eta “) « * : Tt * mre lines F erin Tein eri ‘ ' 7 tis +i o% x : rrti y ; : ba a | yeing loop aritery ‘ ~ TI Pweg iey OD MU. ES ults and partia't!, her h tat ' j ® , ih te Me m et f wonderf Mfrs. ge 1008 Mi. Steimite Tuler Amazing Satixfaction or re useful § sets, al >: tanec: Distance ( ry etal Money Rack ‘sO are Balki ‘ Beis. BH: the Lanse Cresetal Set. com : - pe feign eganbans neva sod [Fut se yotoriorom etna om Soar GOOD COOK-STOVES! > 5 ae Se Tobe Amplifier, S15. FREER descrip- ane - charger. It i 1s the only ck ‘4 = tive literature on regent. ean py egg “oe , “ - | erm | ’ a ag a ent Simpl canes wid Pends on what you want. the market which can be u eee ; while the radio set is in opt some there. : tion. Many Balkite owners | STEINITE LABORATORIES 100% Radio Mie # Keg afr, gzample, have their own particular give their “A” batteries a the | , “ uners, Air Core Transformers and : | : jj Condensers you build one, two, three or race sets “B* batteries. merely turning on the ci | | | that bring the world to your ear—and if you want to Increases clar when the set is used. F | | clar- u Je All Steinite Products Sold at Same Prices by 39 go the limit, there is the & ity, selectivity, . . | | 91 ¢ five-tube NAMELESS. ries Elimi. entirely noiseless, has no mn naces “B’ bat ' or moving parts, and nothi teries entirely. Sebenyentie adjust, break or get out of ¢ rom es ; CoD 3 anteed. Sold by leading radio uc Omen, Lowe | (Malt Orders ache Filled) 0.0. | — Price $35 everywhere. Price $19.50. Tie hi *12 STEINITE TUBE SET wormie ance ~) suaanenenun Cone Srmetreng Licemer Ne. TLE140 covers hie benetifol “teinite regenerative t-tube Set im solid ’ cathineet. hand-rubbed finish. «ize Bi ti4 ingneee Brine: in stations te €. SS. Cenada. ( uha > tenied. he bight: selective se sheeple «a child lo @nprrate ’ eserhitant aceresory coat tperatee with 3 - hatters. ene “A” batters aed ene WH-12 : ERLA toh Plain - | , ? weers write ef dictance on thie crvetal Set: some iid ' rs ye a Bway hele tame ‘web a puesieaeeittes entwetaber, LASTERN HALF OF MISSOURI AND SOLTHERN ILLINots Fac Repres ) tory Representative BTisinile om: CRYSTAL SET met O Ee W. E. FUETTERER, _ WRITE FoR 918-820 Pine ma SE for New WOOD & LANE Co. endertal value at mattery & Supslies Ca WHOLESALI : 915 Olive St Olive ee ee pane. 9 si ce UE ee ees ae aN & 08 -'23-35 Leewst eS, oe — a #4 py Pike fs tht rhapert yt eka opt 2: . Ts ceyegee' g: eo Eh

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¢ hs | | : 2 ea re ye om The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED . | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATER a a - pepe oe ee ee - ae a ee — GENUINE NEUTRODYNE : Le oa ; = Se ee ee | d | shingfon Av. : 7 ge RG i a, | Tabbnit teunatovedar: Mena 5 , a iti fa i ei Spank Re tit sts f Jha) | Se beg | tured by the Genexg! Instru- . Radio Experts | euit tg PM ; Mie %, 7 ay ie fe ie \ Gite Siig Ae /ment Corporation of New York You Buy! ap pin «tr tia ie Ht ap 18 oir)! GP Seana OM | | City is ideal for use in tuned ra- _o” eae ek de BS 7 eho Be SER ee 'dio frequency amplifiesr. It is ° SERS , : a a yok fl ee ae ere Pig See Meet. ie: ig Bh a |wound with green silk-covered imam plates ®e Bi 7% Be is” MY i P| ie ee tarp? BE | vitzendraht wire of the proper size renters ie, / See Ss nS : : a si aps 7. SS % . for « charge 4 ne Me fe ee ee if: ATT OS h e oS Pee ‘land has been designed to meet | Pe Pe a , . - I a , _ ogee No ~teee e % lee, Mo eee gy) es: i> Ba es every requirement of low loss en- iy oe as: Se H a 1 the days of ‘The Thundering Herd $1.46 ! er | Sa a es tt | |gineering. The form of cylinder; & , &. ei bs the great American pioneers struggled . , We MN Gig, 2 a '@ jon which it is wound is of Isolan- ti. rine % - ae , : : . . ) . —— | sain, dane of Shen aneae avtichen all 2 at £m e : westward with the slow moving covered DOUBLE . = ” ne @ (lof insulation. This gives the coile; He @ hi ae wagon. It often took a year to make a ’ "7 ag | ‘ ‘ it) t ae % ee, ae oe “a oh 2 ey ~ ers | HEADPHONES {great mechanical strength without) il (eee. fe ae trip that the modern Overland car can bears emesis we cay! © 3 B U d 0 any sacrifice in electrical efficiency a aM ie Ba toy Pot B to 1 ratie vie Phones of 2000-im B - — uy naer ur | and choy are teuty low tons. bie ae we a +t e a in S Pts Ong ‘screw connections. It can be used on variable condensers in place of) lon A A we = — + | | Reliabilit 7 | lugs, and also on terminal strips. | : | | | The Brach Manufacturing (o. of | Newark, N. J., has just announced a new low loss crystal insulator | : 'which is designed to prevent for- a | | eign currents from electric light Ste —-- ~. | | |wires, telephone and _ telegraph A number of Att-AMERICAN 1114 OLIVE ST. LOUIS || wires finding thejr way into the a | : - “2a Eee ae ee na ‘|| antenna and thus spoiling the effi- Standard Audio Transform: —— ven : ~~ | cleney of the receiving set. The | —— : —a = — insulation dpeends primarily upon | ers were taken from stock a the material—a very high test | and soaked in water for three ADVERTISEMENT glass, free of lead and at the same | : , jege aR time mechanically strong. A fur- weeks. When taken out,each #& p HIS | ther advantage of this particular | instrume? ; ! design is that tha two flanges offer rument tested I0OO0 ye! drip points for rain or snow. It Connectedina receiving set; ) \ | ' , is nonabsorbent, and, having a very | : 5 | MAT| Mi | + smooth surface, leaves littie oppor- ii , | : . cach performed faultlessly. tunity for the permanent collection of dust and dirt. | It costs 270 LOTTE to have such Users of the “199 tube or other . en eigh three years old.. aris : . “ quality in yourownradioset. lisemetios ever "since tubes having like characteristics | of the army. over 50 years ag will be interested in the new A bat- 5 . . : t : o Others, 1 event money freely - F adio Store Has Them! : ‘cures’ and I shave read | tory GimAIRASEr, CRISS (80 SE : Gite Acid’ unti! 1 could almost wz : | manufactured by the American Tcould not sleep nights or walk Storage Battery Co. of Boston, “—_ . R A 1) ( ( ) A »N ss Mm: my hands were so sore and - Reuland . - RPOR Tl ‘@ not hold aopen. But nor ' | Mass. This four-volt device can be Raulaod, resident . Bin active busine«s “7 | plugged into the ordinary house- ‘hi => ite 1] ; ew _ . wry a | mis are sur rised ‘at he lighting socket and wil! supply fil- | > | ight just as well a‘tempt | ament current for any set using up | : Se Ae OE OE ptt | Ri Mee omeatismn. neuritis and like an | to elght tubes of the UV 199 or, REA ea Be ine a, 3 CR Pe, Paramount —_ . by taking treatment supposed 7 | 299 trne. “e: ot Ps “e LB ; . eee caret | gate _ Bes Picture : i Retelmnaln fifte wo It consists of a chemical _recti- ansformers in the World uth. He learned how to ‘fier, filter system and two ‘small — cand reedver fh storagé batteries, which are con- ‘magg gea ag , en eee | nected in series and contained in a . : , Swenty years to ‘the scientific | cabinet measuring 5x9x6% inches. os | , : | ae trouble. If any reader of All that is necessary to.do to place patism. containing facts over. e it in operation is to fill the recti- . Tee fh Pee oe PAE oP eee ea Pate )6h NOAH BEF RY RAY HATTON wt P. Clearwater, 20 G Street e | quarters of an inch from the top, Ee & aN EF e : (a tle Ea a e . | pdur in the salts supplied and con- | va > oe oe oe, | : thie rood news and Pema be | Clear the ah TAY #) nect to lighting circuit. The out- } : Bereicer e. . 5 7 : e 7 friend. All who seryi | Li VE ‘2p | put side is provided with red and . 25s dle Ae its Was tet Z, we it by return mail without black binding posts, signifying pos- d , é 7 /7/ itive and negative leads, which are OH VEHCVE IZLINIESS cannected to the set in the con- ] ‘yentional manner After the unit has been in oper- ; ation a few hours the smaii storage N the dark ages of medical knowledge, people ladies tt tome tabi aa oe - didn't understand that most unpleasant of af- | Charge. which is sufficient to éper- ok oe iS Bee, flictions—uncontrolled dizziness, They blamed ate the tubes for several hotirs i kis . The Fi SA the heart, the lungs, the brain—everything but after the connection to the light- Lue De Luxe Sed an € rine inew ing: 4 trcuit has been broken. the right thing; suffered untold torture as a result. ee pmceerietlipon 7° Here is a beautiful specimen of motor car architecture. © FE R L N af Today, sensible people know that dizzinese is ' wit te ar gm sap 1 The luxurious coachwork of “e abe en \ A ) " ' : hen layii uta rac set. liD- : tands 2s 2 crit on of ail moto “ . = .. Stee | simply %a symptom. It usually means that con- ol nein cake te atin ial dan stands as 2 ¢ ae he Ne eee With S; , . ite 1S more than a batter | * 7 gested ‘waste matter in the digestive tract 18 tween the units. There should be! tom-designed beading. Finished in a beautiful color duet ‘ttn Stix Cylinders er It . h l -h z used, © saturating the entire system with its poisons. at least one and a half inches be- | —Peacock Blue below the belt and dust-proot Gray g rao ist eon y Oe arger ws < 4 not . : _ be tween tubes and ampury ae ggg above the belt. The interior of ine body 16 Lg de 8 market which can b uset . | Whenever your head swims ,yoOu may sure formers. This will leave about 4° roomy—and richly upholstered. A motor car in whic e a trove mn . that a dose of Pluto Water is in order. This aix-inch separation hetween the quality is eminently higher than price. ~* Tne TiC W Over- . ee a ae eee but : . : : » 06% 1 ow -r-piant ! the radio set 18 in operé \ Che OR. J. E. CAMNADAY safe, quick-action, water physic goes direct to the tubes. aed = ep Eo wires ar power-pian hag bs wi Dyed ee es of mild, soothing, | root of the trouble. In 30 minutes to two hours, should ax short ard direct .a« laad Six is a_ superb specimen of tine . we pemem that will surely con. . . ily ¢ lead: imeer: Remarkable .power! E7- Many Balkite owners n Mths me 7 sureiy con the poison is expelled and a normal feeling of possible, especially those ieading engineering. Kemarkab w teh | Ou are disgusted ‘ } ; lute . tran isS10M afte a * ear : Bw give me one chance Sag ; : to the grid and to the plates. The " gine. clutth and transmission at their A batteries a thought Adie me today I be- equilibrium returns. Don't to slow-action, return leeds in the grid circuit of 4: eagnd cotapictely inclosed for proftec- turni h _ peete sere than over-night cathartics. Get relief promptly and each amplifier tube should run tidn acaimst mud -and dirt py ng on the aE See Bite You will agree we thoroughly with Pluto Water. from the transformer secondary to ms sb " | : : s tae ert Sedaha the n tive termina! of the “A” ‘8 the set 1S used. Balkite 4 wel —s . Mo. Pluto is prescribed by physicians, sold by Satiaee This method of connerc- sly noiseless, has no bulb : droggists and bottled at French Lick Springs, tion places @ negative bias on the _erid. due to a drop in voltage in hoving parts, and nothing ¢ , the resistance of the rheostat. Thi st, break or get out of ordegiwyy Ty nuray eee on See by leading radio deale | w 10 CHECK | os agree Ms of ; : ; 6 Th : ¥ é pe er re - eottne i. here. Price $19.50. 4 . [PPE OR FLA) ; WATER Ageras Sect Ba E Renee Fras Sy et se ® first tign of an ache or nost or megative terminal of the start immediately this jas “A hattery will help to minimize ° . a tion of well-kn ‘howls and inerease signa! strength 3 ; pu ffectiv f this scheme Thorw eee ee ~ , . Leder ;, Radio 4 talled Nuremedy. It is < ' The effectiveness o ; Stachle Auto Sales & Electric Co., Auto Sales & Service Co.. J oa pone i Ce. depends upon the type of trans- ssa4 §& lvd | €nd Safer than anoy- - i formers. The cireulft generalls 3594 S. Grand .Bivd. Missouri and Fifth Av., : Cc OW Un AY Be a box of N adh oes | gives mere satisfactory results § if Dorn Auto Co., East St. Louis Motor Sales Co., ~ aif er Z 4 aad : uremedy (20 = the first amplifying transformer 7013 Page Av... eettaties. sidetialee Ces 2116 Locust Bivd I ince 8! * poasi- DR. E. R. VAN BOOVEN, Dentist has a higher ratio than that of the illy , Inc., stiett: Ghiida diene = ‘aka Aliso for Head secend amplifv'ne treneformer Franke Motor Co., 23d and Locust Sts. cmp Rheumati¢m. i 614 OLIVE ST. Jacks can Be used [nm an audio am-_, . Hamilton and Ridge Avs. 914-26 N. Ninth ae OS Opposite Fameous-Barr nitfier elreutt so that the detector | SLANECO. X-Ray, Exraction, Plates and Bridgenodt a ele a we eee % pe ALL PATIENTS RECEIVE PROMPT SERVICE PY ‘castor Necks b's tadin UCTS CO... Inc... North Chiceeo, iam — Seale atinmtneyeehmmmnamtinge maa _ Want pages | Heuers 8:38-5:39 Dalty—Senésy S-12 ‘quency etrectft. i. ™ BALKITE*S* PLATE CURRENT SUPPLY © y Representative t. Af oe

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tated - « - 4 La e : ka te ae Oy ® Piney ee eo Soe # p te-> ee Se er how “ Peal» : i. ~ es odd a), ee J — ‘ Be BT eg , , -, - : y * a “ ip ye : ~@ero_ aA. ~ . A “ : ue >t . eran ri - t 6 eh oF > re . - x 7 “ 4 on 5 " = p — > > : a ¢ “een ° “ 4 a SP tee v~ = * ae h Ams ¥ ; tp a s. Be .. 06 ! , vie: Beep adhe: es lied > . “ . =? ° * +8 al ~ 2? . 7 - e ” > Paid - e - ° > am. 9% Fe & 1 rr « 7 es Teot * 2 ow re 4 a nied . OO te gun CeCe geome er eo talenepastontin os ‘nial * af 7" , ¢ s oye ‘ a 7 yee ee ‘ - st % = ~, - 4 Hb Bae we 13 , . _— _ . ae , é ; c an en or ses ao. daria ae eb ee , 2 nd rg pe spring-filled con- cre- has Marsha’! tyn: . -s) 7S Pec -~ * - 1 opens into a full $8.00 Cash—Balance Monthly Q50 . ~~ - 65. $ vi ~ complete x rtm t he owe 39: {o a colorings : featured t thi a te > ‘ ee D -a5 ’ a S| Ix12-Foot Axminster Rugs New Model “Gibson” 4 * Refrigeratoniiy we S PRR ws in Uni he.cld E. G. Lewis h : Fair E. G. Lewis in the Worl i his tales of easy riches. By A Special (Cc > G. LEWIS, builder of University ' Acropolis of tfe Caucasian Rae Set-of 4 Refrig- fornia overlooking the — He erator Dishes. .. hand and millions $1.00 Cash Delivers It forth his This New Sifelcer. ¢ & F Together With a of And tigen. the bubble burst! Today. the man who attracted v¥ ". Louis deal, to Califo rd and who promoted one of the ‘ : . > Erne nat . ee oo ed of solid Oa hw. The food fom whoo came are white enameled and have wovell® shelves. It has drv-air circulation & Beles, is bankrupt with $10,000,000 to keep vour food fresh and clean. 25,000 investors are wondering if or if they will be repaid together until his affairs are straightened more spectacular figure has ap promoters of Southern Califo than E.°G. Lewis. No more co lerganizer hae ever reached for U "g0: quickly received them in this” mnshine and flowers. \ The old . on—“Ask and ye shall receive,” fully exemplified in the dizzy care fman who played with millions = @ L every corner of the globe. He has P there are members im the crowd 2 him money who still believe in hand whose pocketbooks remain, ope him as he is going down. - But bat offerings, it is believed, are too came to the Pacifié Coast soon wonderful space-saving dishes al oT —s — ” - {ire nie uinen. denial a heavy { ae polis. He went into San Lais. C ae oe. s . y—up coast from Los Angeles WwW he fit =_ each other. Save SE a? was known of his St. Louis career _— ao fresh and cleaay f& time remained almost in seel ss - f him weresvast orchards of decid Which, in the early spring ripened -to the Eastern markets. Peach } luscious peaches, raised and s¢ B, brought gold to the banks of Water was in abundance. Was proepering. | such an environment Lewis’ - fould not long remain idie and ff weay Was broadcast the announce | Rew town, “Atascadero,” was A Set of 4 Refrigerator Dis WEAR, Pe ae — , _— — Site chosen was a peach orchard $125.00 “Kroehler” Davenette St ti an full-size bed. o ~* -* alance Monthly nSsure years of sa sfu 3.00 Cash— This beautiful Suite is upholstered In fine quality brown Spanish imitation teather Armchair and arn $5.00 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments Be! $2,000,000 Profit at Start The, davenette opens into a $ §. 3 i LR en peas tye rocker included. § S awa ‘up there, miles from any macnitude, E. G. Lewis laid so pemat to this day is the talk of a $390 Genuine French Walnut Suites cA MRA 4 Pieces Special at ‘200 } Suites that are splendid ex- amples of @ueen Anne style. Made of genuine French walnut With drawer linings of mahogany and dust- proof. Included are bow-end bed, 50-in. dresser. wardrobe and large vanity dresser. | $20.00 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments ao Peewee $250 Kroehler Loose-Cushion Bed Suite = , Ciri- Center. Broad boulevards, + A litle town platted about a , landscaped with palms, shru An Administration Buildt 3 Overstuffed Pieces at "189" A large 3-piece Suite that consists of | 84-inch davenport which opens into full-size bed, large armchair and‘arw rocker with loose cushions. Uphel- [JKROEHLER Tevexnport Bed stery is excellent silk velour. $15.00 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments j ; tel library a moderniy -quipped hog pe Peadwa; +—everything designed to — **ry ultimate in beauty possible _ etnias semi-tropiea: sun. It. is fe ‘8nd he bought for $756,380 9.000 655 agd he still had much “ Purchase left. be [SRY fate. it gave him working caj Mind bezghn turning toward biz. Southerm California unereasing pepulation attracted 125.096 teurists arriving each Were coming to buy sites for ° Heid Was broad... The fact that Seai-r, and subdivision agents Los \ngeles- as files about « B@i4 not deter him in the least 5 Ward “the big pond” where * 4uirming. 1920, annowkcement was ‘os Verdes ranch of 16,900 am 7 $55 s 77 Frank 4 Vandertip, former aeemeemmames | UNION HO USE FURNISHING CO. caaeininmbmentien aeme City Bask of New York had P. Tucker and a grouy of B * for approximately $5.000.00¢. of 25 square miles A —..>

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YUU Y (A P YOY yg Vy Vefbs = & en ane 4 Fees *Ste% 9&4 , Uy iy ar JT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TRU E LIF E STORIES 7 “s- >. MM. 7 SS — ae ST. “LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 1, 1925. G. LEWIS DOES IT AGAIN --: % SS : . VSS He Persuaded Investors All Over the World That the Palos > N: Verdes Estates Lying Near Los Angeles Were a Good Sie Realty Investment — Had Visionary Plans for a Section . aw se of Beautiful Homesites and Spent Millions Develop- ing the Tract, Which Originally Was a Ranch — With Sublime Faith in His Scheme He Tried. to Outdo Los Angeles Real Estate Operators, but It Couldn’t Be Done. — ———_ — Leilene on a the Pacific Coast; Owes 25,000 Persons $10,000,000 pnt aetna nena mete SSS NOD. "=" BR “2 ill : ELE: LUN et SSS eae NN Nes _— an ee ee na — WM tbs Wis. Vi. Vt. Furnish Your Home on Our SY CREDIT TERM New Model “Gibson” efriger ators, a Yl WMbMihbh sh hhh Yl Seite a Wt. Ldddddddddddddddddddédd Yo. for the issuance of convertible and noncon- vertible trust fund indenture notes. The Ti- tla Insurance & Trust Co., one of the strong- est banks in the city, became interested. from escrow as fast as the property is sold.” The Atascadero News quoted Lewis as say- ing: nag Vi, of this great section of any is proposed to make ostate the finest residential city in the world. Nature has done much for it already that the best brains and skill of California will be called on to complete it as the most superb single de- velopment ever carried out. I do not know of another case in the world where a vast estate like this, located inethe very center of the development course of a great city with approximately 14 miles of its own private shore-line and with the harbor of a great city at one end, the city itself press- ing toward it from the land side and all in one vast estate, has ever been taken as a whole and developed under one complete detailed plan. It will.be the most superb development plan of any city in the world. It’s a big job but Los Angeles is a big city, the fastest growing city in America and in my Opinion this development cannot be completed soon enough to meet the growth Angeles.’ + Loe 3 15: eH: BS eae atl s0 ll Va Raked in $15,000,000 — ~— ne ee ee es “Development plans call for the building of a city for a population of 160,000,” Lewis announced. ; A quarry of commercial rock was discov- ered on the ranch which Lewis estimated to be worth $6,000,000 and which would result in the saving of approximately:$12,500,000 in the construction of roads, pavements, sewers, water mains and concrete structures. The -Title Insurance & Trust Co., began receiving subscriptions to the Palos Verdes notes. Men and women, visitors, residents, nonresidents and the mail brought in stack: of money. By May, 1922, announcement was made that the $15,000,000 convertible notes soon would all be taken and shortly they would be withdrawn from public subscription. The middle of the following month the sub- scriptions closed. l’ifteen million dollars in subscriptions had been achieved in less than 90 days! It was then that the rfame—‘Acropolis of swelled out the Caucasian Race’ came into existence. large and Lewis was elated. In an interview puo- couple of lished in a Los Angcles newspaper, he said: “From the very moment when I stood upon the highest terrace of the Palos Verdes Estates and looked down on the ex- WY § i soeeeeesmeneneemeniententmenaieneedammmeee NQWy, Wits ” ? MMU S >% ~~ Re: ~ & r. ; s Uy ; a : ““Yy ais w SS | L us ECL eee € eo BO Ae & Le ot FS DQQAQR|Q\GGgG a eee | The.old E. G. Lewis home in University City now occupied by Montague Punch. In- f E.G. Lewis in the World’s Fair days here when he was charming St. Louis investors ih his tales of easy riches. By A Special Correspondent of the Post-Dis patch. : LOS ANGELES, Feb. 28. ! G. LEWIS, builder of University City adjoining St. Louis dreamed a dream of “An Acropolis of thie Caucasian Race” to be built in the Palos Verdes hills of Cali- fornia overlooking the He chose a site consisting of 16,000 acres. He shed forth his hand and millions of dollars came. He saw his vision become an The Atascadaro Colony home of E. G. Lewis, near Los Angeles, from which he di- rected his operations at Palos Verdes. project has gone safely over mark which ‘assures the project of success. I am taking this occasion to offer you and your associates the con- gratulations of the Chamber of Commerce on the successful outcome of this big undertaking based upon a true vision of the ultimate fu- ture of Los Angeles.”’ Lewis received this communication the city’s strongest commerc‘al organization with pride. One week later, a mass meeting was called by the promoters to be held at Trinity Auditorium where the public would be told about the project ard be given opportunity to subscribe for non-convertible notes. At this meeting, 3000 managed to get into the audi- SSN Palos Verdes the $15,000,000 Cals. ~~ UML ly ew et too her With a 4 Refrig- Dishes. .... 19% $1.00 Cash Delivers It w Gibson Refrigerator is construet solid oak. The food compartments rife enameled and have woven wire It has dry-air cireulation feature m vour food fresh und clean. | 15 5 sea. of Los Witt WW — wy « And then, the bubble Today, the man who t. Louis deal, who came hard and who promoted one of the eles, is bankrupt with $10,000,000 25,000 investors. are wondering if the For if they will be repaid together with until his affairs are straightened out in more spectacular figure has appeared g promoters of Southern California in than E. G. Lewis. No more convinc- ganizer hag ever reached for millions 'so quickly received them in this land funshine and flowers. The old biblical Hnition—“‘Ask and ye shall receive,” has Yully exemplified in the dizzy career of man who played with millions drawn jevery corner of the globe. .He has lost, E there are members in the crowd that Shim money who still believe in his vi- . b and whose pocketbooks remain open to him as he is going down But their t offerings, it is believed, are too lage. s came to the Pacific Coast soon after erumbling of his schemes in Missouri's Popolis. He went into San Luis. Obispo —up coast from Los Angeles where Bwas known of his St. Louis career and -& time seclusion. Mt him weresavast orchards deciduous Me which, in the early spring ripened and ito the Eastern markets. Peaches — , luscious peaches, raised and sold by , brought gold to the banks of the Water was in abundance. The was prospering. Pauch an envirgement Lewis’ restless | could not ieee rotenin idle and there Was broadcast the announcement Rew town, “‘Atascadero,’’ was to be WWM hi burst! attracted vast sums from small investors when to California and built a marvelous little cits greatest residential districts ever designed for in debts, more, hanging over his head. sums given into his keeping gone for- interest and unearned increment therefrom. bankruptcy proceedings will it be known. ee A | Bigeh Hearted Promoter he engineered from ~ = 7 — —E . eo —~ in a peach When this RS was reprinted in the Los Angeles newspapers, the its chest with pride and investors, Small, began taking notice.~. A weeks later, Lewis announced that a force of 10,000 to 12,000 men would be required for a period of at least three years, to com- Los maybe city are Set of 4 Refrigerator Dishes _. FREE With Every | New Model Gibson ‘Refri erator ’ Buy Refrigers ator ang get a seh of these rful space-saving dishes absolute They are made of heavy glass and into each other. Save space ang wour foods fresh ‘and clean witht Hishes. | : WQ¥E- KG. GG it ot a \S\ > » IN s WEY . “Ss . = . » . ~ ~ , ~ * aa * “LM ddddddddd A recent sno SELES, a Hollywood photographer. tell Vi. VW. >. —— —— ’ ee E, G. LEWIS fir; t PEP in St. Louis as a demonstrator for the Waterbury Watch Co. Later he returned as a sales- man for a preparation known as “Anti- Skeet.” After promo*ing several com- panies for the manufacture and sale of patent medicines, in 1898 he started the Winner Magazine. Later he organized his Sewle Publishing Co., and out of it grew the founding of University City. His genius for pyramiding credits resulted in the organization of many other companies including the Mail Dealers’ Protective Association, the Women’s Farm Journal eK ay Co., Women’s Magazine, University Crowd gatheted to watch blasting and buy lots during the construction of scenic high- | Heights Realty and Developing Co., vate he 7 a Fiber Stopper Co., People’s Uni+ed States ‘Bank, People’s Savings and Trust Co., Woman's National Daily, and many | others. His astonishing prosperity caused | great sums to be sent in to his banking | emerprises, and it was not until a fraud order was issued by the Postoffice de- | partment that the bubble burst. A long series of receiverships and trials followed and he final adjudication showed that investors in the enterprises fostered by Lewis lost $7,040,891.13. | The promoter, reported penniless, ‘left Missouri for California. He had been in- dicted twelve times by various grand juries, but never went to jail. Y Wl yy ih: in of remained almost VIM Wb ) ee cS ls RN ee A view from the scenic driveway of the Palos Verdes Estates. the physical work in the subdivision. the Los Ange- the announce- Prof. H. T. of San Fran- | i = — P j\ miles of ocean front an@ was considered one NRAIKG a, |) ‘aliforni — — ‘A . 4 of the landmarks of Southern California. It }) / - Originally was part of a land er by ‘ B site chosen was a peach orchard! thet Stns ha ohn on and had been bought by 1913 for $2,000,000. it was known Davenette ae x : | i 000 Profit at Start | dien® ke ee ace $ —L— sr Angeles e) Way up there, miles from any city tain at some eh magnitude, E. G. Lewis laid out a Of the fast growing city. pat to this day is the talk of Cali- On Aug. 30, 1921, the Los Angeles A litle town plateed about a beau- Papers carried the announcement under black- ~ Civic Center. Broad boulevards and /etter heads that “E. G. Lewis, Builder of | landscaped with palms, shrubbery the Town of Atascadero, Will Take An Administration Building, a Project and Subdivide le library, a moderniy equipped hospital, plete About two weeks further on, out with through as Many more were turned panse of terrace, knoll and plateau to the torium and fully placid Pacific with Catalina Island spark- away. ling in the distance and on the other side They wanted in on th could view the city of Los Angeles with Within 20 minutes its background of mountains, I knew that ished his address, we had the site for one of the most beau- ed, a total of $2.62 tiful cities in the world. ed, a total of 3,623,000 was ‘“‘My associates and myself will the paper actual work of construction of Palos Verdes the dotted Estates for fixed fees. Then we are ranging from through as far as any further monetary gain is concerned and all the increments in land, everything on the land and the land itself belongs to the holders of the underwriting notes for they are the crea- tors of Palos Verdes and to them belong the benefits of creation.” made les newspapers came that “E. G. Lewis, noted consulting engineer would give $1,000,900 and 1000 acres the Palos Verdes tract to the University California to greatly extend the facilities of the Southern branch of that institution. He would allow the Board of Regents of the **U” to select any 1000 acres in the tract it want- if it would accept it and erect thereon buildings for southern branch. the E. G. Lewis was getting into the limelight! Prof. told badly was needed. He pointed out that the “U”’ at ant e deal! after Lewis had_ fin- more than $1,000,000 had 3.000 was represented by represented by signed on BRUTY ment Cory, Sepulveda Vande what of .Spain rlip in was ee a in land the to become a ler” : cisco, red in fine quality brown e davenette opens into a arm: rocker included. t Monthly Payments Bed Suitell a Re me ‘“‘pan-hand|l: lving between jn and beach and cer- of or other, Los proper the on which had line. They subscribed in $500 $1,000,000—a Holly- wood unnamed investor asked for the latter amount in notes. A Riverside man _ took $200,000 worth. Lewis read telegrams he said he had received from San Francisco and Chicago banking houses offering to take notes in blocks of $1,000,000 or more... But he was insistent that (lo persons time part news- Lo a ed, its (ver It Into Palos Verdes Homesites!’ : E. G. Lewis was arriving. Cory how the extension ecribers. Just what happened, no one knows, but Lewis called a meeting of all LE TNO em meme, ae MES Los Angeles @ Madways—everything designed to por- Me Very ultimate in beauty possible un- Swernia’s semi-tropical sun., It is said eee land he bought for $786,380 yielded w¥¥.000 and ‘he still had much of his a ‘Purchase left. pe? fate, it gave him working capital S Mind began turning toward projects big. Southe ‘rn California with its ing pepulation attracted him. 125,000 tourists arriving each year, Were coming to buy sites for Bomes 2 field was broad. The fact that real p dealers and subdivision agents were as 188 Angeles as flies about a sorghum HOt deter him in the least and he 2 fd “the big pond” where many P Re squirming. 7 in 1920, announcement was made Verdes ranch of 16.000 acres, W Frank A. Vanderlip, former presi- City Bank of New York, had been 4. P. Tucker and a group of Eastern J “pproximately $5.000.000. The ¥ Setween San Pedro and Redondo wee of 25 square miles with 14 ay a Me as Pe. Reg _ gg ye Het tae . —— ‘ Payments LIVE S Ps Then started one of the most spectacular promotion campaigns Los Angeles had known. Backed by the services of ‘good pub- licity agents. began letting out the story of his scheme. Palos Verdes ranch was to be subdivided, improved, landscaped and converted into one of the mest beautiful resi- dential districts in all the world! ever Lewis His Magnificent Plans construction of fully Lewis said 100 “We the miles of concrete boulevards,” an interview. ‘‘Fhese will wind among hundreds of private groves of avoca- dos, olives, pomegranates, lemons and oth- er fruits. A beautiful scenie drive along the hills which overlook the ocean is in conte A golf eourse, clubhouse, sates cent tourist hotel. Thirty-two hundred acres will be converted into homesites. There will be flowers, shrubbery, palms! The entire de- velopment will be under the supervision of E. G. Lewis,, titles to tracts to be released + propose in in and out plation. Berkeley had 10,000 undergraduates and 12,- G00 graduate students enrolled while 4000 had been turned away the preceding month from the southern branch. because of lack of facilities. ‘“‘And there is a site for a natural stadium in Palos Verdes which will seat 140,000 per- sons—twice the number that may be seated in the Yale Bowl,” he added. One week. later, Lewis again -crashed into the of the newspapers with an that he front pages had under considera- overhead announcement plans for an monorail passengers from downtown Los An- district in 8 minutes—a distance of about 25 miles. The line would be patterned after the German monorail roads, he said, and would cost approximately $3,000,000. The western terminus would be on the Palos Verdes project, but there would be another monorail line running from there to the docks at San Pedro. In the meantime, engineers ing the Palos Verdes land and Lewis was be- ginning Ao look for capital, His gr called tion system to carry geles to the harbor were survey- He called attention to the work at Atasca- dero, and to University City in Missouri. Of the latter, he said: | scribed. Hurray for Lewis! “Foresight in planning and creation of proper restrictions, has kept it unmarred by unsightly business structures and other nuis- ances which cause the rapid deterioration of desirable residential property.” Friends, agents dealers flocked to Lewis as a great leader. He was nearing the zenith of his glory. Frank Wiggins, secretary of the Los An- geles Chamber of Commerce sent him a letter which said: “We have watched with interest the work of yourself and associates in financing this project and bringing it to a successful con- clusion and we note with pleasure the state- ment of the Title Insurance and Trust Co., that the underwriting of subscriptions of the should be allowed first chance! So successful was the meeting that another was called for the following night—June 28, 1922—and $4,501,500 in addition was stib- All these sums were to be paid in installments. In January, 1923, it was announced that Lewis practically Lad completed fis prelim- inary promotion work and had turned the af fairs over to the Title Insurance and Trust Co., and that John H. Coverly, presi- dent and trust officer of that concern wouid become general manager of Palos Verdes Es- tates. Work had been started in the great subdivision and everything seemed to be going vice smoothiy. But it was the calm before the storm. Clouds began gathering. In February last year it became known that the Title Insur- ance and Trust Co., no longer was backing the Palos Verdes project. It also became known that Lewis had been asked to "resign and the banking company had taken action which presdged the returo of money to sub- subsecripers to be beld at Trinity Auditorium the night of Feb. 5, 1923, and the place was packed. Lewis delivered an impassioned ad- dress in which he declared the Title Insur- ance and Trust Co. was inimical to the un- dertaking and announced the organization of the “Commonwealth Trust Co., stock of $300,000 of which $200,000 had beep paid in as required by the California law. This trust company, the Palos Verdes project and he urged all to sign an order on the Title compaby *o transfer their subscriptions to it. Also, he held up to the gaze of all, a amall vial which he said contained oil. “It's oll from the Panhandle well now be- ing drilled on the property!” he shouted. Loud and protracted cheering followed, “If this well is successful,” he said, “all the trials and tribulations will be over and subscribers will almost immediately eater in- to the reward! He promised immediate resumption of @sm- Continued on Page 14, - : & i " with, capital he sald, proposed taking over”

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SS » * + i049 ee “nm + Ada ‘ o* ee * se “Wy te ae ‘ 2 fi . ag “i . “ re: Ph z * : a>. See eee ‘ . al . a . te the egg pemuep tnsdltbavnion o i D “ “ " ¥ A As OI gp + aN cota - os See He rg grey 04 OWT Roma _ er ” alii caer 55, Sadia Te ¥ Tone ahe SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 12 BY LOUIS HOUGK~A SCHOOL, SIX BOOKS, 500 MILES OF RAILROA ‘Only Man Who Ever Beat Jay Gould in a Deal’ Also Had Careers as Farmer, Lawyer and Priti [ger rere ae ps a a ; Bee a 3 amiahtd. “Let es:n ever tales ee $100,000 cash and $500,000 in the im eae 2 ve f f fennett & the Missouri-Pacific.” pee UMVIM, Arrived at the office of the K YWH/4 W071 . : : Southern, Houck spoke to his chief clerk. Houck refused the offer, much tg hi His Railroads Opened Southeast Missouri to Development. “This is sas ainda” he said. “I want gret im after years. He finally sold tim His Books Were Valuable Contribution to Early History rou to take his receipt for every paper at a loss of eating With the ena : : t ing t he eratior f his road - of the Cape Girardeau >outh westerg of the State, His Patronege of Cape Girardeau Norma! ee ee iat. original Cape to Delta line) whieh} School Raised It to High Standard — Won and Lost a Million in Railroading, but Lived to See His Work Make a Lasting Gain—Tales of His Stormy Career and Vivid ; idles # weuhé tates kane teireia ene SO Personality. ‘ = 2 es ge ceipts of every record. but that Houck te Memphis from. St. Louis aad e Ff : e . -- bs was legally entitled to have such surety Houck’s right of way between Pe Ne} tion and Ste. Genevieve. The purchase > at. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED annsnetailiieniniagnesggeittiieinatiies en Sg _ " — LOUIS HOUCK per- WO SS SS o's .) hen you have them prepared turn tae © y nals over to him.” tu Newman 5 lll and the Illinois ' The receiver. to use Houck’s expression. was bought” by the: Ulinois Centraig “turned white around the gills.” He knew found a market for all his holdings 1 This system wanted to exte ss PW Ai OOO®Wiowwl ORS eT PRE SO ea Sem OAR : ; f - je 7 hy es ; _ .* : xX P _ | | —* before ciring possession. So he went back to By FREDERICK H. BRENNAN, the Cotton Belt’s cffices in St. Louis without was $700,000. A Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. Still. Houck was not satisfied to CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo., Feb. = took the matter to court and road building. He invesged all hig Ge Fen proved after long process that the Kennett and $500,000 more besides in the Gm & Southern was solvent rardeau & Northern. Houck undog under venerable ¢! and (oO tne 4,07) . ” ; | ; a : From 1892 until 1908 was a period of as- tended driving through to the on fences and marble a | ing of time and weather. he was laid ch" _. | , : ! bs : re 2 Pat tounding activity for Houck. around Flat River, but this he : Yo “They say,” he used to tell E. F. Blomeyer. reached, stopping at Farmington. one of his superintendents, now directing a ture languished because of slow | railroad at Toledo, O., “that Louis Houck cf the country and fifally Houck % builds his railroads on a nickel.” Then he to save as much as he could from 2 would plunge a hand into a pocket and draw age of his fortune by selling out te tie out a coin. co. However, this system went inte iat “Here's the nickel,” he would exclaim, of a receiver shortly after the salejcs ‘a a Se his railroad. Houck then an \ ~ i . ai Hi patie! roads and wrote vard — = * a s ‘~ i rus.ed r ‘ a= -et 64 . = oO rest. Soon a monument wil! Louis Houck, 1440-1925. If in search e® evergreens before the door and awe a ‘tt Elmwoed some ‘ > mm! toad r We He pianhted LHose. > 4 rv" _ > . . 2 . = , ; S100; ss? at si? / : id i Vita, the battlemented icK Mansion DOOKS - > es? ° laughing heartily. sscilicencbcantiiliie rows ot quaint The “Failure” ; Be : ifather-dbacKked Cc! eee eigenen oll most of his work Pd Penn > , : The Builder Six Ml€ésS iFODI va pe 1 ehioradee eis Oe “? The new management repudiated He did not build his roads on a nickel, of management's purchase and the Ca ' * course, but his finances sometimes were al- deau and Northern was forced farm from Cape G _ He eats tees hae - : : pec i wags ree: a. ¥ ‘9 See Sa most down to the last dollar. His restless- Houck’s possession. He obtained @ gtart railroad tracks in four di Ort not Of recore that if aby Of MB - _—. eo :. se never allowed him to wait until one ment against the Frisco for failing i= pea & ee een ee ee «x. tor ie ities Re ie had paid out. or had laid up a sur- tract, but inasmuch as he had aaa ie uae 4 i a ae ee Ge Pn | mee 3° eas Gf tae pilus. He must always start another, without cept bonds of the Cape Gi : neces to finish it Northern for the greater share 4 Yet Elmwood i ee yp. 4. “\ - been given to Andrew Gib- w s restless days must be wr: tcl Goran’? in 1797 But ‘ panisi — ant ‘? ©! & - i- J \A tic of Louis Houck that rooms Wwaere ne tuaouRat the woodlands * ll a a and northeast and each is a path laid down fficient fi > -_ - sib co Louis Houek. Each strikes across the prairie ° teens , - Ske Sty | ; é Bs | ut en sere Sore mae swamp, : ri | = ‘ es ie 4 He dreamed, perhaps, of a through line to purchase price. and the road wag twists and winds. touching little town ets o> : . ee. , a Texas, but his tracks in this direction ended he. could never clear up the each, alas, ends nowhere in particuiar. et | * enti a cae ger ae : E:. te ‘y= at Leachvrille. He dreamed of a road across A short stretch of the. {05 miles of these roads of iron opened Southeast Mis- ; . q . ae £3 : Wy the Ozarks, but that line ended at Hunter. He being operated by gasoline cars BOW, Gm souri to development. drew thousands to this : ) Es page Se | — * 2.2 started tracks toward the lead country around Houck, the builder's son, estimates @ part of the State and are kee) thousands ak : Ran OS Ps : ee eg feito Gy Flat River and stopped at Farmington. Using father tied up $1,250,000 in the Ca here. Pointing to them men say, “Louis lightweight rails and worn-out rolling stock deau and Northern. So it might be said that finaz A map showing the railroads Houck built Houck’s railroad building came t@) in Southeast Missouri, a system 500 miles Yet no one who knew him would ay long. most of which is now operated by the ,, failed as @ railroed mas. Me . St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad. oe ind eeeiie eteiin, etic . penny pincher he would have built eam tively. An insatiable urge for creationg to hare driven him on and he pald @ for it beyond the labor and money i8% Witt eae His method of operation obliged him htt ose ee a two jumps ahead of the Sheriff. He at rere eet oh eon An neonate ; es poor rich man most of his days; his) Yili = es Vt and even his standing in the commt Y | | , : fered. Enemies say of him that “J everybody” and “he never had money men on payday.” They tell a story © he was walking down a railroad trag day and stepped on a bit of brush | flow up, tapping him on the shoul “Yes, yes, Tom,” he said, according legend, “I'll have the money for you: row,” q He was almost pathetically jeale money. not fer itself alone or for the it micht afford. because he lived si . jealous of it for the creative power = > tone, | -— Fh i —- - = se him. Once he said to Supt. Biome? bin meal ; , Z ia : coing to deposit $10.000 cash in se} sagen Orme TA : | Re | y | egainst some notes that are coming a , as ~ | . I want you to keep it for me. You 7 give me a penny of it.” Within twa) Men who knew the farmer did not know the 4 ee, a. oa a he was pleading with Blomeyer for = historian; those who read his books had no J z | ) ) $300° so he could buy an option : record of his railroad operations. His restless a ' | : . "caus: at aut tela’ aia energy made him elusive. When he died. and ip Y —— . _ L | -o™ attesding the funeral. sold the of the cotrespondent ccme here to write about ao, Ma dddddddddecQccQQqqqqnd8ceccQEQEQQZL, UMMA ved | . } seat ate aeiliian samneinene 4, yy: . ies ances, and when they came due him no one could be found who would sav. y, “] knew Louis Houck well.’ Those inter- “Elmwood” untry hon ul k, near Cape Girardeau, which | ‘ “Why I paid that debt long ago!” oe ee ee ae } a: ~ ft ? ~~ i i and r : 3} COD into _al Pas Cir tioned, his achievements un rvalued But ow full hb la must have been’ How man lives he live iile h ntemporaries we tivers.”” Already he had lived crowded years parentage, he worked as a boy in print ‘state were extensive and frequently he sold ¢ Dk tits onto: ot all ae | : large tracts for cash. This cash he put in every one of the 500 miles of track . 1 7 sae =e ; : : - Started first rai ad iam : immediate! EOS? es . more railroads. He realized that these tortuous ' , a ) a allie lalla ; “ee Bee ae efore tuey wouid elect a temporary J! John Himmeiberger of Morehouse. William “*®e! #4ve life blood to the little Brown of Brownwood and Newman Erb. once Southeast Missouri; that farming eof counted his railroads their greatest +. rT. . . =* _ Born in St. Clair County, Il.. of Bavarian Returning ¢ Alton } —_— woo: nd laid his roadbed on the r . 20 wae 7 ia ~ iis own brother. president of the Frisco, now vice president ‘ Min -m tV AILONR id ; ihe tar? : pesatart : ’ : @Y¥© Tis 4i0 D aiis Tt MOLCoDIBDBE lil Be il Gi . : : 4 ol . ? . S te a ae . , 7 other newspaper which oe way alread? mapped e mad od progress: , — | we tne, ot — ie and as soon as of the New Dominion Copper Co., were among | ‘ : . : | tna is ° ; 7 e > i i rT} ‘ + ' . - . » : use J ‘ we s m n . aii, " on -_ be > hh - . . t himself the b © announced those Who encouraged him Himmel berger The Historian ine Civil War period In i sj h ‘ PD - btadil Le di iit du -ap ParGeau P — Sce , ~ Sire «an ; sa se Fa ss i rr v9 = ° ~ ~ a he : ; Five years 'ster h. ‘ld hi tee e lime w 4tin sort. ani sek thes cant a * tet cea | : | bad jar i term. hin co build the road which ran from Cape could have found satisfaction in his 4 gained admission to the b —_ ‘a ® margin to be wasted in arcu o | ei on 6 . viel Weis 7 snp € orney Priest raged Girardeau to Morehouse, Moriey aad Com- ative work. The library at Elmwood — ' ; in “ , . ’ ; = ; aay iia —_ — : ‘ , : 7 > af ‘ye “1. =? Ji é as u ‘ in * ; ioe , ao 5 t ° Ras) . aa when a -G id rned what had merce years as a practicing attorc a 9 e cok e alwars cl that ¢! on er a sd i quent of prodigsegs dabors. It took : ‘ i A ; ‘ ‘ Oil ' Pen i ne and } ne litigatio fol] wed it . oo $7 e4 t ie , . s abort period a AU Sere he held the fron Mountain officiais at the expres ler’ the platfor ‘. he ¢ hy fig , e ome B , with. tne aid of two part- years to gather the data and write his post of assistant United Stat ietetah ptt ? Ja iid diverted the r: iInment yes veal a ‘OU.G agait ners, the Gape Girardeau, Grand Tower and of Missouri (from the earliest expie ' .e | : ; ou iit e me 4 MmOUcK & ei.ed 1 \arpondaie tine: In 1895 he constructed the the admission of the State into the @ and take up the practice of ls at Houck | ee PE we siti , sit ip action | 7 Chester, Perryville & Ste. Genevieve roadand For the book. “Spanish Regime The shrewdness and Clear : inkite h mM 3 1.é L ’ a i 13 etiil v¢ : ] The Man Who Beat Jay Gould a “ . . . hike nd Prov is SF is’ . as ~- be 130 ° built from Cape Girardeau to Perry - souri. * he empioved Jose Gonzales . id he early displayed spoke well for his career miles from Cap irardeau an ee Seo EOE Ie: eee SoM FS ener yt ec Paes K _ vise, Calling it the Cape Girardeau & North- sistant to Archivist Don Pedro T as a lawyer He was looked upon as one of . Wa approacoil , - oe ‘ ‘ ok ee ~ : eer : oor e Kennett and Southern. ern Zar. to search the records at Serille,2 the alin ain eae econ. he im an effort to extend the Cape Girardeau oad e extended to Caruthersrille. The Jaw Gould made several efforts to buy the ancient manuser' ; -4 : : i - ' ; ‘ : f 2 ~\ " ’ koe . : = . S . tg — = ° nas te} . " 3 re a eee ofner end of and Southiwestern, as the road was called. to Cotton Belt’s interests were involved, finan- southern roads. Once Houck met hi De , vial Gouble rig out to see Miss Mary Hunter Gib- + rack!” el he his con- Poplar Bluff and thenre to Fort Smith. Ark. cial! nd att ‘ys of the road brought suit f ue ; , *. ese 2 oe Reports of the old Spanish Go 7 oney, evem rich Andrew Giboneyr. he: ther. trac med cert v forfeited Houck was obliged to iesue bonds Tue Nev z Peet ey o | ie - recat ee or & conference. He ‘deseribes the meeting translated at his expense as material & eid” athe NR Sa cs “ee Mie. come arate ive : : | =p ee Pony Oa a is os | ' | nad » . : ceiver: mee nore Judge Wear briefly in his unpublished memoirs. hook He made 2 t~p to the West ’ ‘ 5 | : ' . 4 T & DTOR FP Taz: (ITT WFraienr : ’ ged ; AmMmin tod . Se . . + = « te « - wa . . : 2 had no prospects His suit prevailed, and ’ oe ee ae a Pe ) % : 38; sty | a Gouid impressed me as iooking distinctly search the Archites General de I “9 : : : ‘ ne 3. and z Houck knew of | was Jewish We met in hie private car. We had other facts. His “Boundaries of ia . i ’ i 4 ‘ . ,iG on vs f ’ ouc} “ n ; o> . 2 . , sf ‘ —. os om —_— = > ” e . : He had joined fortunes with one of the o Time was « hart owe that old r hond aa . hanet , : 4 ' pas Bamed Trimble appeared at Cape net talked long Before be asxed, “Mr. Houck. Purchase” is a scholarly treatise ; ii : ; ; ¥ _* Kil ‘ ' aati of) . he : 77 a? . ? . > 2 ‘me - + * - me geet a -3* - , : . Rd Cc ae eee, Cirarten: | ) | sat 8 —~ = vOuUEnT DY the Gould interests. Girardeau with orders to take possession of how much do you want for rour road?’ (The fruits of careful research Ve hea , PORROS SSS bs ap ital Ul ) sWear tt ' ireée minutes before mid rOuld promptiy brought suit for a receiver- Houck’s railr : | , cs . a a — _ ee mo 2 a Sy: — wes -Oee - HOUCK S railroad St. Louts & l Coumy. The Gibonery hom: El Bosqu: > night whea Houck’s decrepit wood-burning ship “Very sat. ae. eeseiniee < genet < aie : Gu f.) I asked for time to con- ors were not occupied with right . _ ee. ’ { | yeu, al oucKk, sider, Dut he said at once, ‘I will give you Continued on Nest vies = @ t , re ons : 18;2 they were married ’ ’ TRS Hig? et) oe = L ¥ sil 33% pafis ifs} pee ee bs if / oe ee 4 t a° % TT. a te ; ‘ its oar, ‘ ; # K ” ; ; ; u Se RG? Ps Pies ek bee Pee T Saved SUNDAY. MARCH !, M925. s, (Ba Longing to r Besieging Wite in Days, Budlong Fore ‘Water—She Flees t Her Home, Her Children — The Buc Were in Moderate Ci Making Big Money Effort to Gain Ent — By ROWLAND THOMAS. NEW YORK, Fe HAT shall it profit a hustier -he subdue the business work own domestic happiness be de the. process” ip Bpecial Correspondent of the Post I » That question must have occurred Sten J. Budiong of New York City 10 days while the coiiective ere wopolis were focused on his at 125 East Seventy-second str-e wife was voluntarily undergo extraordinary siege. a Having lost a suit for separation a Mrs. Budiong feared that her bring a counter suit for divo nds of desertion. She had been | establish residence in Newport be! 5 suit. So she hurried back to Ne established herself in ber ment. he » It was his move. and he moved boidl @ Yan to the apartment. he had furniture carted awar Mrs. Bud Treated to the bedroom. dectarin A she ot budge from the Dlace. Her raid that if he did not come home sb ve grounds for suing him for de tioned detectives in the other roor pests” to show occupancy. He alse prove that she had separated from For eight days the “Battling B up the siege. Mrs Budionc. in a prison. huried notes from t . tied up in her husband's silk st food occasionally and spent most talking to reporters Finally. off the water and his wife capi left the apartment for Newport, x & home of her own. Reporters ‘ing developments. : Victorious Mr. Budlong Meanwhile, her husband. vietoriou tie, has custody of their three ch crder. He stands before the iy as that infrequently seen hero: : Is Right in a Dispute With His | is &@ role that he little relishes, perk mainly never expected to fill. r More than 29 years ago. when be Margaret Wilson were ma ir daughter Frances was born. Mr. widely and approvingly known mule Chicago as a hustling young ’ Bicycles at wholesale and retail. _ And as the bicycle trade grew up obile trade he continued to bu a3 one of the sales executives of an facturing electric vehicies, aft of the sales subsidiaries of the Car Co. He hustled himself wealth and business standing into the direction of a ste Y organized during the war: f : residency of the North Centra yy Ce. And through ali the hustling S bappy man He was doing what be ’ and Going it with conspicuous | Mis Wife was not as happy as he | Was different—as a woman's Bently different from a man’s. nd peraniary ease failed to teatmen: he. wanted someth Sf Out to get it Sm en ae = aly ~~ —_—_— She Yearned to Climb ae a “8g to testimony taken in ’ Court of the State of Rhode Budiong’s longing to gain Most exclusive society, with t View of having her daughter Court of St. James. that led te become a resident of the © Newport | * Was the key by which the at was to be opened. and time her husband gave "Seuestioningix. But in the

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SUNDAY, > [ee SOSUNDAY, |. MARCH 1, 192%. - @ =. MARCH |, 1925. ~ ' The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 13 RAILROAD Gs, (Battling) Budlong, Dizzy From Social Whirl, Loses Bout With Husband a - ey and_Printegf ler Longing to Triumph in Society Started Every Fight; He yer bO0 cash and $500,600 in the bonds ae ers aa issouri-Pacific.” | a ck refused the offer, much to hig mn after years. He finally sold this loss of $200,000. With the excepts Cape Girardeau, Southwestern (the ¢ a! Cape Delta line) which he wma Erb, and the Illinois road, wh si bought by the MUlinois Central, He , a market for-all his holdings with ¢ >. This system wanted to extend a ty Pm phis St. and nee k’s right of way between Perryville J nd Ste. Genevieve. The purchase p 700,000. 7 1, Houck was not satigfied to stop building. He invesged all\his winniy 600,000 more besides in the Cape @ Lo “i te . re -/ ote from Louis A er Besieging Wife in His New York Apartment for Eight Days, Budlong Forces Her to Vacate by Turning Off : = Water—She Flees to Relatives at Newport, Having Lost > Her Home, Her Husband and Custody of Her Three Children — The Budlongs Never Battled While They Were in Moderate Circumstances, but When He Began Making Big Money She Tried to. Spend It All in Vain Effort to Gain Entry to Exclusive Circles. u & Northern. Houck undoubtedly ‘1 4 d driving through to the lead bg 7 By ROWLAND THOMAS. dad Fiat River, but this he never quit : Bpectal Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. d, stopping at Farmington. ‘The yea | NEW YORK, Feb. 238. genta beta eae. HAT shall it profit a hustler though e country and finally Houck soygii re as much as he could from the ’ he subdue the business world if his ‘his fortune by selling out to the Towever, this system went into the h receiver shortly after the sale, . & own domestic happiness be destroyed 5 the process” > » That question must have occurred often to xilton J. Budlong of New York City in the : 10 days while the collective eyes of the setropolis were focused on his apartment The “Failure” — —_ —_—_— new management repudiated the ! at 125 East Seventy-second street, where gement’s purchase and the Cape Gi is wife was and Northern was forced back imiitraordinary siege. . ee Se — 2 # "a" Having lost a suit for separation at New- eainst the Frisco for failing in its eqaeae ee es ee ‘ber, Mrs. Budiong feared that her husband but inasmuch as he had agreed to @ . bonds ‘of the Cape Girardeau geaageuld bring a counter suit for divorce on the | She had been obliged hern for the greater share of § nds of desertion. ase price, and the road was insolvegii establish residence in Newport before fil- ould never clear up the mud@Miy suit. So she hurried back to New York prt stretch of the 305 miles of track | : established operated by gasoline cars now. Gibo ment. , the builder’s son, estimates that ae? i> it was his move, and he moved boldly. Send- tied up $1,250,000 in the Cape G and Northern. a@ van to the apartment he had most of it might ‘be said that financially k’s railroad building came to naughj 10 one who. knew him would say the led as a railroad man. He saw me e work than dollars. Had he been vy pincher he would have-built conse L . An insatiable urge for creation seen ve driven him on and he paid a p beyond the labor and money invol method of operation obliged him to li fumps ahead of the Sheriff. He was rich man most of his days; his c yen his standing in the community Enemies say of him that “he 0W body” and “he never had money for h on payday.’ They tell a story of us walking down-.a railroad track } : nd stepped on a bit of brush whid om up, tapping him. on the shoulder. oR as, yes, Tom,” he said, according to Gm i, “I'll have the money for you tom voluntarily undergoing an herself in her husband’s e furniture carted away. Mrs. Budlong re- Feated to the bedroom, declaring she would ot budge from the place. Her husband, raid that if he did not come home she might ve grounds for suing him for desertion, Hationed detectives in the other rooms as his ruests” to show occupancy. He also sought prove that she had separated from him. _For eight days the “Battling Budlongs’’ up the siege. Mrs. Budiong, posed prison, hurled notes from in her self- the win- 8, tied up in her husband’s silk shirts: re- i food occasionally and spent most of her Budlong off the water and his wife capitulated. left the apartment for Newport, where she asa home of her own. Reporters there are developments. talking to reporters. Finally, ‘was almost pathetically jealous of y. not for itself alone or for the luxu eht- afford, because he lived simply, us of it for the creative power it a Once he said to Supt. Blomeyer, “ to deposit $10,000 cash in your BD st some notes that are coming: due, 4 ht you.to keep it for me. You must me a penny of it.”” Within two wee as pleading with Blomeyer for “J * so he could buy an option on ofrelay track! Blomeyer, who. was h@ jing the funeral, told the correspondé on another occasion he signed acc , and when they came due exclaime fy I paid that debt long ago!” j slwart’ headstrong and irascible;. keep y importunate creditors with grand t, the master of Elmwood built his ° . _ He would tolerate no partners 108 seldom would accept advice, but he le of inspiring the loyalty of compe e Blomeyer worked for him 7% A. R. Ponder, now superintendent? San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf Railrom d him for a decade. e _ he did not count himself a failure d building. It made him proud in’ ‘eats to see. trains running over nese . one of the 500 miles of track he 1s ealized that these tortuous arteries4 gave life blood to the little towns ® east Missouri; that farming communit™ d his railroa@ds their greatest boon. Victorious Mr. Budlong re ee eee "Meanwhile, her husband, victorious in the iat , has custody of their three children by morder. He stands before the public to- y as that infrequently seen hero: ‘“‘The Man Is Right in a Dispute With His Wife.” a & role that he little relishes, perhaps, and mever expected to fill. More than 20 years ago, when he and Miss © Margaret Wilson were married and it daughter Frances was born, Mr. Budlong widely and approvingly known in ener- ML etic Chieago as a hustling young salesman F bleycles at wholesale and retail. And as the bicycle trade grew up into the uomobile trade he continued to hustle, at am a8 one of the sales executives of a firm mUlacturing electric vehicles, afterward as Of the sales subsidiaries of the Packard Car Co. He hustled himself into sub- Wealth and business standing and in- ; ®; into the direction of a steamship pePny organized during the war; into-the Presidency of the North Central Texas zt Co, And through all the hustling he was B happy man. He was doing what he liked to and doing it with conspicuous success. The Historian _ His wite Was not as happy as he was. Her Was different—as a woman’s horizon on ently different from a man’s. Business . Sad pecuniary ease failed to bring her mtentmens She wanted St Out to get it. rking off. the railroads entirely, - have found satisfaction in his other @ work. The library at Elmwood'‘is @ of prodigious jdabors. It took him @ to gather the data and write his His sssouri (from the earliest explorations? — oe dmission of the State into the Uni mw | She Yearned to Climb the book, “Spanish Regime in * | »’ he employed Jose Gonzales Verger, coe st to Archivist Don Pedro Torres something more a ee —— ee eee 5 , r mag to testimony taken in fhe Su- > search the records at Seville, Spalt. iy of the State of Rhode Island, it nt manuscript. omy _ Buglong’s longing to gain admission ports of the old Spanish Governors WR iis mo exclusive society, with the ulti- ated at his sien as material -for me view of having her daughter presented He made a t~p to the West Indlesiies of St. James, that led her, in h the Archives General de, Indies 33a t become a resident ot the wealthy ot facts. His “Boundaries of the Low rs hase’ is a scholarly treatise showing @& of careful research. When his eafv ere not occupied with right-of-way & Continued on Next Page. 7? ¢ » Was the key by which the door she ~. St was to be opened, and money ly. But in the end, as time her husband gave her lavish- - e her recent unsuccessful court action at New- port for separate maintenance revealed, her desire for social prominence became so over- weening that she sacrificed her family happi- it. It was brought out at the trial that she had ness for no social life until 1919, when, witnesses tes- tified, she became obsessed with the idea that It two months of their residence at Newport, Mr. unlimited money. the her husband had was testified also that. during first Budlong willingly supplied the monetary v herewithad to satisfy her every whim, though later he grew reluctant and, toward the end, that her expenditures remonstrated with her vere exceeding his income. Miss Frances Is Launched ; | / ' a Nevertheless, he was a pood-natured man aud indulgent spouse. He vielded to her sug- the the formerly importunities, to The Drive g Sin ap cae ¢ (dda he. Se 44 , Raw" sod’ ¥ *$% Ae ‘ ag Pp: Ny NAN ‘4 Ve * Ulf jy, . Uy jl! 1411 b bbb btijysyy ft”” ly PT iilglass C7 WD YQ WON SR s WQqe SSS SSS OOOO WY MNYAHAOON RANA, ALA_TI_-|}]T T|AFAPA}PAP‘Q’ SS AA oe . Ae . ow > SS ae =, . ‘ ee ees o we A ea ‘ oN ‘ 7 MOWWNQAQA AK MOAN SS * ’ al Vp Y DGS OR CORRE Gee G YOEELEEEEEEEEZZZZZEZEZZZZ_EZEz” 4 ~ a“ John, one of the Budjongs’ two sons, in the uniform of a milizary school which he attends. she obtained the services as counsel of Con- gressman Clark Burdick. In her complaint she alleged against her husband gross misbehavior with other women, neglect to provide and cruel and abusive treat- ment The hearing was before Judge Ca potosto about a month ago, and it required three weeks to put in the mass of evidence, which the Court then found to be overwhelm- ingly in favor of Mr. Budlong. Sudiong vrovided a sensation by requesting Mr Burd- The report Half way through the trial, Mrs. ick to withdraw as her counsel. was that she had given him a written list of 150 questions she insisted he should put to her husband on the witness stand, and that he had declined to aecede to her instructions. In handing down its decision the Court de- nied Mrs. Budlong’s petition for separation en all grounds. The charge of gross misbe- havior Judge Capotosto declared to be “the distortion of an overjealous which twisted innocent acts into misdoings. mind,” the man who eglect to provide On the charge of pn Court found that started life as a bicycle salesman was unsual- ly lavish to his family. The charge of ex- treme cruelty was likewise denied, the Court the prosperous UMMM MOA AAA S999, % Gllttse wytttlh Ee ae w, we Le / Fe po ae st Jb % % (La és Z . ttl" fl Yt | fe My Z: Ye ia * SS WSS QQ AAT \ — coe ill SS SS Milton J. Budlong Jr., the other son. Both boys are said to be with their father in Connecticut. Their sister, who is shown above, has been prominent in Newport society. Mr. ltudlong who had been a sufferer at his wife's ceclaring that, on the contrary, it was hand. The custody of the minor sons, which manifestly had become a matter of great con- cern to the Court, was given to the father. In commenting upon his findings from the luge mass of testimony, Judge Capotost¢ held that “Mr. Budlong was essentially a business Lian who enjoyed pleasant surroundings and limited social He did not, ever, aim to reach the social heights which his activities. how- v.ife hoped for and which for him had no real attraction. His indulgent and yielding at- tiitude toward his wif@ was a means which Mr. Itudlong adopted, perhaps inadvisedly, in an endeavor to keep his family together.” sé 4 ee A Sternly Determined Woman” —— + eee ee ‘“‘Soclal ambition.” Judge Capotosto further commented, ‘‘a desire to have control of un- limited funds, oversensitiveness, stern deter- riination and unwarranted jealousy and -sus picion are the predominant characteristics of tne petitioner, as disclos« d by the evidence in Mr. in and this Case. Budlong has been lavish the support maintenance of his family. The charge that he neglected to provide neces- saries according to his means is unjust.” As Mr. Budlong’s business interests are in New York, and the/family is essentially a New York one, the Court declared the best inter- ete of the two boys might demand their leav- ing Rhode Island. Judge Capotosto expressed complete confidence in Mr. Budiong’s willing- the he ~ ness to return his sons to the custody Court should it be required. Neve rtheles asked for a bond of $50,000 for t surety of the State of Rhode Islar ~~ Mr. Budlong furnished this bond and set out for New York with his two boys. But his wife got there before him. According to her own statement, she feared he Intended to bring for divorce against her in New Yerk on grounds of desertion, which would he technically upheld unless ene merged her She got here first, and luxurious apartment suit adomicie with his. When he reached the big, \ Se ete - —— ee me but Finally Rebelled ib East Seventy-second street she met him at He retreated to retire- inent somewhere while she the door. promptly in Connecticut, began the stretch of voluntary imprisonment in the house the common law regards as her husband's inviolable castle. A sternly determined woman, Judge Capo- tcsto called her. Ww ~_— ~~ ee a eee LOUIS HOUCK; RAILROAD BUILDER, AUTHOR, LAWYER AND PATRON OF EDUCATION Continued from Preceding Page. were making examinations of topography and charting the old Indian mounds of Southeast Missouri for their employer. His last book was published in 1915, a volume of “Memoria! Sketches,’”’ commenting on the lives of ploneer settlers in Cape Girardeau County. His law books, “Law of Navigable Rivers” end “Law of Liens,” and his annotations of the first 15 volumes of the Missouri Law Re- - ports, were remunerative. Little, Brown é@ Co. published the first two, the law reports being published at State expense. His other works he published at his own expense, the Lakeside Press of Chicago doing the work. Giboney Houck recalls that his father bought the first typewriter seen in Cape Gir- ardeau. He employed a stenographer to take dictation, but always wrote in longhand first, reading the manuscript to her. The hours devoted to writing were irregular, he worked when the mood seized him; mostly when he felt the need of relaxation. Stern old Louis Houck! Writing history for relaxation. The library of Elmwood has another mes- sage of labor aside from the shelf of books written by Houck. There are shelves filled with books entitled, “Americana,” in green cloth binding. Between the covers of these bindings are a collection of periodicals, re ports of speeches, reports of scientific investi- gations, conference programs, historical jour- nals, dating—all of them—from 1872 until! 1920. Houck had kept abreast of a wide range of contemporary. literature, and everything he read which interested him he preserved. His collection is a genuine Americana. ———— The Book Collector He was an indefatigable collector = of books. “De Bow’'s Review’ and the many- volumed “Jesuit Relations’’ in French and English fraternize on his shelves. A copy of “Bossu’s Travels” printed in 1777 and the “Letters to the Duchess of Lesdiguleres’’ by Father Chamdevoix, printed in 1763 are there. Bound volumes of Godey’s Lady's Book and Harper's Magazine dating to the seventies range next to a Life of James Mon- roe, dated 1820. A tome on “Historic High- ways” stands between histories of Illinois and Louisiana. There are old books and newer books, most of them, marked with slips of paper tucked between pages in some memorandum that Louls Houck carried with him to the grave. How he must have read and labored in the study that looks out upon the ruins of slave cabins and a kitchen built before the war. How he must have read those evenings by coal oil lamp, by electric light, beside a desk of native walnut in a chair that creaked with Reading and writing, farming, build- ing railroads, : But this was nt an end to it. He had in- terests in Cape Girardeau. Twice a week at least he was wont to hitch a dignified gray horse to a buggy long a curiosity in the coun- tryside, and ride to town. He was @ patron of the Normal] School, attending board meet- ings, selecting teachers and courses of study. He gave rock for new buildings and bought ground. Interested in scientific agriculture ' age. ‘it was his ambition to see a course in the sObject started at the school. He was a patron of the Southeast Mis- sourian, up and coming daily newspaper of the town. Although a Democrat in politics he loaned money to the owners of this Re- publican daily.. When it opposea edi- torlally the things he wanted he argued but remained friendly. Asa confributor he could be depended upon for a useful and absolyte- ly correct article on any question of local history. : ; He built a church at Elmwood for his ten- ants, explaining to a friend, “Dama ‘em, they need it.” He built a ball room for his two daughters and son, delighting in the laugh- ter of young people at a dance. Life dealt kindly with him in the end. One day he was directing the location of a tree from the parlor window. The next day he died, and death was kind, also. Death had waited until he was 84 years old, unt bie ~ railroads were built, his books writtes, his full life lived,

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Snel UT ¢ i" \L T © [ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH|] AA uU" Aooost § NFS PART SIX ~~ ST. LOUIS, SU NDAY MORNING, MARCH 1, 1925. si AGES 532 SUNDAY, a : . - : i i _SeecAlL KEATURE SECTION OF THE a ——- —+~~———+e — ——— — eee Sa - — ee eee ee eee - — - ——-=--~; . etreete \ . ” i st . . ‘ ai " ; and Vine streets, will bring to pub automobile supplies and equip play the wares of the merchants 463 a the . ofit oul of holding 1% show, he has an opportu ‘ ‘ : & - , n / : — Whe ins nate to ex has increased its production sched- . amine and scrutinize carefully al) lic notice more innovations and ap- ee 3 ia ment, in the town square with music, . Auto Show Costs. . Miefereant ¢ ~_ op ee . i ule from 700 to 800 cars a day. Z ae : ae eee , : An of the differen yp of transpor plications of new ideas to mnotor car a ‘pam ee ee Salient Facts About Show. decorations and fireworks. . The show will be wpen from 11 That these bazars or fetes were a.m. to 11 p. mu each day after to- | successful is not questioned, and } think the public will be inter tation offered to the buyer by all Officials say that if incoming or- in knowing that 4n automo jgytomobile manufacturers. ders continue at the present rate design than any previcus exposi- | tion. Kight-in-line engines, _in- i) j , ; . i ae . . M : F —""-? * ‘ Tiree ; ~ af = Tr . er. | - Le i . : ‘ a ° , @aclude the personal expend’ | 4 tgmobile show, it would be nec-| chasers cannot get delivery of, €TS, devices to in: ag : . oe ee gt a, a ‘floor space. The decorations will| merchandising effort of the pions tury ' eo Pores - ; se j ine ; ¢ tires ais ae ’ ; ‘ r a . . 4 mene individual des 6 essary for him to spend perhaps «| Packard sedans before April 1. The ing and riding with balloon ‘ ‘oa yy or t a ‘ ] > a : Aad ee 7 5 a . b - . id " to make a profit from su } comparing the bodies, chassis an in’ March. of the - ings that: will \ 4p ay Sp ‘ Mae Sale eee anv automobile show. There will| of any size in this country ever ibition. values offered. Then. probably, he The [) ive Rrother factory hase terest V ith ilinproy ements in body ‘ 5 , , he neve al rest roomea and meals since. and the crowds that attend- - . " : 7 i le a ; "(re > , : kK > ; ? “sé — . hs " wb is rs ~ ] I é ( - ery { b ‘ Ong ef . ; x | momobile shows are ie 4 o’ might forget or overlook one poin nereased production from 750 cars sro ca ag a + My fm edeted may be obtained in the building.| ed them have testified to the “ ee of : rertisin: 1e car £ ? ‘as !? ressed vir i vy every nope. 3 : . — * ’ , , : prime purpose ©! oe ey] aa of some Cal that he was : lipre ‘ a dav to 800. and officials sav the i yp ani meh Re preg eta } ; (lem Podonmich a nd his or}. «tra | mar ked interes tof buyers. VW“ ithin 9 ige) 4 y! } t ? 11S ] t é : 4 + : . : 5. he SNOW 20T, # ; ‘ ‘i ee , ) eee | time. It is for : pay se oo a ad ag ders on its books for 3700 closed me hi ~ yy charge in the building for about| desire of the public to visit auto- 2ee # the dealers go to the large ex- mobile show, he is aree-lance. It | bgp 300 odd models to be exhibited will =. — | — , ! oo - } , 4 , PP ey cars which cannot be delivered be-. ; —o we . i sail 9) ; ‘ een made Tor parking of adjacen °'y e i c 7 SS } :} +} caus tn Supply Oo on I uz every make from the Ford! p . . ooo | laeeeery one’s transportation Bee ne kaageote te soiiaiies - these vehicles has fallen far be- ie ee Re a nas Sigg Gi ost (1) F. C. McDonald, president of the St. Louis Automobile) .,-ee:e The fact that the show | was from curiosity and that since | ifferent: every »> has his e reasc rcnarging ac is- | $ :, -% vats . O } IS-KLOoOyce. > AIS . sats - . , § eo¢ ee auterent, every one hes * ee eg ¥ ? : a) owner > Che ) ) Dealers’ Association; (2) John T. Salisbury, chairman of the Show , ilding is within a block of Union|the motor car- was no longer @ eee . sirement for body, chassis|sion to an automobile show is »| hind. Several owners of new Chev- | pe 12 truck exhibits, including sev- ie : UldINE x 9 oe } Ts the is manufact red | ns al desire ty ce nfin attend- rolets here are renting their cars to (eral of 3-ton models and eight 0° ommittee; (3) J. James MeGregor ; (4) Henry W. Spalding ; (5) Station will be convenient for the euriosity, the shows would fail as eee 4 | Perhaps there 18 manu! ue ured natura ri oe 9 co ve atl on ae ‘. , 4 : then sebnanes Th " r ° ate ; .] ee ' 4) Robert E. Lee, manager of the show. thousands otf Visitors wlio are ex- time went on. Htype of body and chassis the ance as much as possibiece to auto-, aeaiers ns, eee . at : c ignt commercia venicies Wi 7 . - - , owe ‘ ie - desires. but, for some reason| mobile buyers and those interested | company 1s shipping 1000 chassis a panel bodies. In addition, there} , }pected In St. Louis during show | That such an idea is entirely in ZS . ts . : e ? . . ‘ ar lias P ; i a » af , P ve ' ; . . ‘ ’ .- - ee >a ’ P ‘ , . - > e | : 7 V : o other. the buver does not know in automobile and automotive en- day and will increase to 1250 a wil! be two exhibits of busses, three and a showing of motor boats and motor and propeller. |; week Entrance to th how build-| error is best proven by the fact . 90rco ering ft. By attending an automobile gineering dav in March of tractors for farm and city us | outboard canoes with detachable j; Col. J. k. Paegelow, commandant Continued on Page 20. Continued on Page 19. " : ‘ | ili~=, @G 4 i bik _ i — . Tigi tamete nares t the finest Coach that ) Sn re et i eR oo tt ee accepted as abou € rinest UOac a ; the quality so uniformily good. bought another kind of arp - ’ The diff , . pre Lo $1075 can possibly buy! : | ee By Saal? | Lubrite”—H. E. . | al 5 | cn Se ae en : See this wonder Coach (and all the other Oldsmo- Ui eee Runs Better factory rent from other gasoline h rane ) t th | Sime = =F ri Better running means two things: other gas I have nie edie, | bile body ty pes- eac an outs an ing Va ue ) a e —— ,* Steady flexible power on the road, and the ne as, ue ree: Ciel ae ane | Auto Show—and inquire how easily they can be pur- i. ’ i ee eke | ee chased on General Motors’ liberal time payment plan. ’ , ) Firing steadily and evenly, Lubrite sults, Lubrite wins a new user. As soon There is only one way to get the results | oh a — — vonage eo — ee ee drive your car, ™ soc eae a - produce. Will you | : Prices f.0. b. Lansing; Tax extra. Lamp, Benc!. me : ; iis 7 ‘ 3 : a ‘S$ Better | [UBRITE GASOLINE eer it Heee JuBRITE | OLDSMOBILE Six GASOLINE ; PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS The Sign of Good Gasoline Look for it the nert time you need There are more than 100 Lubrite Service Stations in St. Louis and vicinity 1, you will not find any- is anywhere else in all Piano Department— yer-Piano and complete for yourself. Note the erms. No interest—no DE LUXE AUTOMOBILE CO. ; PHIL H. BROCKMAN, President 3107-3111 LOCUST BOMONT 2810 + 4 Delmar Bl. Knight Moter Ce. 1513 Lecust Bi. Associate Deailcts: Heinrich Auto Cow S125 yer... : $ td ae 7 Ww . Visit our booth at the Auto Show, and ask how you can get one of our miniature tank trucks | ODES Sx | me ; : > oo \ ry : 4 : 4 / ‘

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, = a 16 oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily - POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED bapa MARCE H 1, _— | t t ia | ri] t rded seriousiy Dy @ividual owner what the marke * BASIC ENGINE PRINCIPLES OF 4 transmission and rear ed will not be regard . . * CLOSED CAR DEMAND Owners Advised to Mark (2°22 25° 222 2" ne todo nhen sexe mt of we gemon: GOLE-CARS UNCHANGED ae “= ne 5) VAC | thi , " — > “m7 r : 7 TZ ” - e e Fis * *» " . =~ . - + . 1 & > Hea s a fa = > . ‘ . blk Ha te. STRONGER INFUROPE Cars to Thwart Thieves °°." _ Auto Factories Vainly Have Tried to Protect : Public in This Respect, Buick Factory President Declares. oa ee panvemng ma } Aem : > e demand By H. H BASSETT, President of the Buick Motor Co. ereased in Europe, as well as ‘rn this country.” says R. C. Framp- ton. head of the Hudson-Frampton Motor Car or eoaches are be: Britain than same ten: istributors +. ~ + Markets. ‘ ~~“? . “ ic - * ‘rT 4 — ’ ~s ‘ ‘ 2 - Z ‘ - : ~ . . + : . . s~* ‘ . : . / ' ; cay 3 & ’ r= " . me : ’ ~ y : = i) bis ;* " , = ‘ s iT ; / i | ‘ ‘ . . 4 _ ’ ge > . {i Ld - . 7 ‘a © t sh. i . [ii _ * : . ‘ : 1 . " , “Ee : tf > 7 75 ¢ ; : : ‘ 4 %, . : BS eo? 4 4s . of’ ' > . _ ; : P | 77, as . * em > i} ’ | ; ; ’ “ - ' re ——-, = | C . be al . « sages bce tf ' y ~ btn a IETS. sey, me > y i! Tt } ; rf = - io if : sie ) i i i aaa o r : , “8 Te waod. Y Don't Fail to See the Complete Line of 1925 Models \ One year ago, at the Auto Show, just In St. Louis, the distributors for Duco, — onqgnaing sets Dickad salt did toad Y, CHAM Pl ON BODIES . one make of the more than fifty ex- are at your service. & “Hudson and Essex have ‘built : ; i | hibiting, was finished in Duco. Today If you want a quick, 100° c Satisfactory “3 189,000 coaches. Scoring the larz- || | more than three out of every four job of Duco on your car, have us do it © pre produ é 3 | FOR F ORDS 1 makes show Duco-finished models. for you. Spring is coming, it’s time to bring — the car in row for the same kind of | —— | Duco must be better to have made such finish 85% of the 1925 models are us- marvelous progress. ing es ey ., . ‘ oie - be ey ¥ ‘ al - we . PARR BS aL as lags SWAN Pee BE: Ses Sa ee BBE Leh cs ee BG ‘ - ae ee 2 ™ ’ A ——— ” ver fee * , 134.000 Hudson and } ars in | _ | Any style body anyone can want | Why? (924 an increase of more than 3u jf ) | On display at the Show and our salesroom. — ee er, | r | BEAUT Y—COMFORT—STYLE—$35 TO $295 marked 1 ~ Slee ecsndietatere weer th || Your Present Body Taken in Down Payment— which Hudson-Essex established \ Balance Easy Terms. / mbout 60,000 care were ms a | \ CHAMPION BODY CO. y ROBERSON- BRADFORD MOTOR COACH CO. Bomont - 3147 Locust Blvd. ) ; Bomont 3380 | 1900 Locust Street | pen Sunday and Evenings . | ee phone Sie: “= SAAS. 3 a sag eT Ot ? Look for This SPORT ROADSTER Us Prove It / THE COACH a - SO ne le SOMME SR ge = ATE gl Nis a Peis Rieniins Oy > Fe We Say the New Paige and New Jewett Will Revolutioni \ Your Ideas of Fine Performance We stand ready to prove this statement. A few minutes’ Then let us take you over the same ground in a New demonstration im exther the New Paige or New Jewett Paige or New Jewett. Put it to the same tests. You will will convince the hardest headed driver. We suggest this. not be obligated in any way. Our salesman will not If you feel that the car you drive is a wonderful per- attempt to ‘“‘sell” you during the demonstrdtion. He'll former—take it out! and put it through the points just be there to answer any questions you may ask. You shown im the illustrations at left. Or try out any make do the driving—or if you prefer, just nde. Here’s what of car that you think is best. you'll discover about the New Paige and New Jewett: Yi «© ~JL VY i yy G/ Astonishing New Performance The New Paige and New Jewett motors New handling case, too. Touch steering— WW A Vib Ugg ep | “e med wine sen: Bites are big. They give abundant power for the with ball-bearing steering spiadies and Wh, 4 : pod ; en od soe ne cars’ husky weights. Remarkably smooth, — ee eee tures. — ¥ silent power. stalhog beech made next On a slow, hard one. a 5 5 eget ee Bot! inn nies: Sites the a teks eae rough roads, they through smoothly — — — blade steel clutch transmission in high. They swiftly pass others on hilis, Z™most in efficiency, and perfection mper- = 44 hydraulic four-wheel brakes (Lock- Or—if you like—theyl craw! smoothly formance. More cylinders wouki only com- = heed type) are now optional on ail models up in high when others are sputtering in pheate their simplicity — just make un- os 1.” Amd s0 flexible is their big ney eee ee thet you can drive from 2 miles an hour ta Luxwrious Riding Ease top speed in high. Few cars can equa! the new riding comfort Our engineers have do than add- Th; , new ability has been of the New Paige and New Jewett. Springs ing these heweqaltinies 0 Paiguand jonett. engineered into these new motors with are unusually long. Suspension has been They have done a far greater thing. These costly balanced crankshafts; cham drive specially deszgned for the full comfort of qualities have been made permanent in for pump, cam and timing shafts— with an balloon tires. No more bumps—no more the New Paige and New Jewett. automatsc take-up; mmproved Inbncatioa jars. Just a gentie motion when you csoss We repeat our offer. Test either car in and cooiag. And many other refinements. rats and holes. a demonstration. — Paige list persces range from $2165 to $2965. Jewett—from $1205 to $1780. See the New Paige and New Jewett at the Auto Show WILSON MOTOR CAR COMPANY George A. Krauss, Pres. H. C. Merry, Sec. and Sales Mer. ~~. ae 1438 S es . . Sinem; Blind Putmesda lied emmant wean Retail and Wholesale Distributors 292 1-23-2527 Locust BI. Brownie Motor Car Co., - se a ecm Dealers: ; 3132 Park Av. eimsch Auto Co., imon-Lowry Motor Car Co. George Behrens Stuh | : r Motor Car Coy Fendler Paige-Jewett Co., ‘ “a >. Se ie we rep Mo. Belleville, Il. £. Se Leaks 138-40 Lemay Ferry Road t. Johns Motor Car Co., Alton Paige-Jewett Co., . : St. Charles Road at Marshall Av. Alton, Ill. aa ra Over Midland Motor Co. - ot. is Edwardsville, fil. 6763 Page Av. Phayer Bros., Granite City, lL NEW MOTORS—PERFECTED 4-WHEEL BRAKES—NEW BODIES—LARGER BALLOON TIRES =

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. ah BS Gal b. é s are Ki , ¢ SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1936; ; ee rfection and thera en atv ation on the part og FD ‘art P ‘loft f Co. to experim ng! siated. The “V" type iwi, wh : Among the Cole — mags Ta Westches} er, ‘ : eh: fe. Imperial coupe, Broveige tLe a : Act elit hoval ln ousing: ay? by the B rhe at the Are | UCO” is, the distributors for Duco, r service. t a quick, 100‘« satisfactory co on your car, have us do it coming, it’s time to bring row for the same kind of © of the 1925 models are us- OR COACH CO. 00 Locust Street Official Duco Sign t/ ae a . a 4 " 4 4 evolutionize } ’: ound in a New e tests. You will esman will not stration. He'll - may ask. You e. Here’s what New Jewett: 4 Toucii eering— ring spindles and PANY Stuhr Motor Car Ces E. St. Louis Ed Overbeck, Edwardsville, III. / ES a iex - “ wg ig a7 i . 2 . ; r. ; ' ? e ce : x * m . , a ee : . * x ve 7 ' 2 PB i aad my Us ° $A ky i ta , Bh ae ‘ ° ‘ = 2 . cae * é E ° : \ é ° . . Ca A New Eight-in-line! A New Six! Virtually everybody who reads the newspapers knows what We want to go on record here and now with a prediction happened when the new Gardner Eight-in-line was first diss |§ about what’s going to happen when St. Louis show visitors played at the New York Automobile Show in January. get their first glimpse of this new Gardner Six. Motor car owners, dealers and distributors acclaimed it the This is it. The same enthusiastic reception accorded the outstanding motor car value of the year—and backed their yew Gardner Eight-in-line everywhere will be extended to judgment by ordering in such quantities that the factory has found it necessary to double the original production schedule for the first six months of 1925. Since the first formal display of the new Gardner Eight-in- the Six—worthy companion for the Gardner Eight-in-line. For here is a Six—a big, powerful Six—with all the advanced style features characteristic of the Eight. 7 line in St. Louis a few weeks ago, thousands of people have § Wheelbase is 117 inches. Fascinating European-style visited our showrooms and today hundreds are eagerly body sweeps back from gleaming nickeled radiator. awaiting demonstrations of the new car. This despite the | Broad, double crown fenders curve gracefully over big, » fact that we have made prompt deliveries of every car we full-size balloon tires. Distinguished bodies are finished could get from the factory. Just wait till you see the car! Long, low-. swung chassis—125-inch wheelbase. Roomy body done in rich two-tone combinations of Duco. 75-horsepower motor—full-size bal- loon tires—snubbers front and rear—Gardner enclosed 4-wheel brakes. The Eight-in-line Brougham—big, roomy and | comfortable—is priced exactly the same as the open model. in two-tone Duco—to stay beautiful as the miles and the months and the years slip by. Ejight-in-line Models Rear springs are 58 inches long—for added + as Sete. oe a i comfort. Wheels are of natural wood. '- SOOM CS-OOMMMIE). « ook ccc cvicede ccs 2495 Six Models 3 : Tovating (S-pamengee) oo -.------ $1395 All the advanced style, comfort and conven- am (5-passenger).............. ! x . Sedan (S-passenger)..-----2. 020002.) 1795 ience features you would naturally expect in Pour Models: a fine car have been built into this new | ten ies—alpead ee Gardner Six—a worthy companion for the new Gardner Eight-in-line. wisikcs (OS £2 GARDNER MOTOR CO., INC., ST. LOUIS, U. S. A. TILTON-GARDNER MOTOR COMPANY 2920-22 Locust Street aN rg, ; Lie GE 2 ti? SE. VUE {fe —s . oe | | nt —— ae = At the Show Check the advanced style character- istics of these new Gardners against those of other cars. Thén you'll know why everyone agrees that these new Gardners are the best- dressed cars of the year. Ps > , } TITrTy? SITTITTITITIT) LT tit) Looe OORREPTIALOTL ALI LA ILLEDCDARS, Mele ||| i Tit i i Hilt . babs HHT ity Wi \ If | Hit Hill | | ii } ' if} ' tT . } i \ | ne ib : / i} seat GHGs TTY Wo Ae UA afl HATH at AHH tin Mil Ht SY ttle HE mtn GH TEL Hii il Ht }} if Hn, LAE 11) Pag tH wt TILTED) oA EE coh Hilti eal! Ht \ ' ~ i} yar ' | : 1 ' YF TAT J | Hitt . Hi]! | Ag Paty UTE aera | HH Hila cH : UL | Haan : | wil I PH | at J AU ih - ' a — - — i a a ee is ss 2} | me prey p: *% 5 oe SF RTT. eRe ‘ Se eS ee Beaty ia Zz BRIO: a FETE ee ee ee ae cs. eater 1. 1926 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOWS POST-DISPATCH errr Tree +7 T . i re ' ‘ n TO aL) rT [= a - || i ae Me th — | we Hg I a oll | UP») ys a meee : Pe ai ‘4 neal i a (le i i 4) ce a cel al

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ee eI a i A es a A ema epesenneeeitntne eens cenit —— 2. _ — we lowing to the lack of man power in safety for pedestrians. | y ithe police department, to enforce | In 1924 there was a material in- a gery hour “no parking” | crease in deaths caused by automo- At Our | bilists. While it is true that there) E hibit ee have been built, and thera was a heavy increase in the regis- xniol jare under construction, public ga- ONLY PACKARD CAN BUILD A PACKARD tration of automobiles, neverthe- less a erent number of these acci- | rages in the district | where owners can park their cars downtown Compicte “showing of TOY AULTOMOBILIEsS, SUPER X AND HENDER- SON MOTORCVTOCLES ae dents could hare been seems that both the auton expense and with as- driver : a -. a4 =~ , —-_—-—- ’ ich : «re ; “ -in Cars Now Have Cus- = 7 aoe » Effect With Hoods Sim- John F Ballak & E jlar to Those on Other Cars. r 3 oP =e 100 North 12th St. Corner © avoided. It Rae Skt A eS Ye ; i 5 ¥ ede ahcakelele be, oni alae actin ae news ate Pia 4g More Police to Existing Laws Is Believes force . ' En- fat a nominal! ‘nw —— ” i.e pedes sscahid hh aoe ¢% " Kes ronmetantia re ert) not having their cars inst! Ll» 7 “> ¢ ‘ oT eo parked ] } . 7 care Even T(nevcn been killed. or ane acciden's surance of damaged when of saving from depreciation in bad weather. | ‘ By parking their cars in these put By PHIEIP H. RROCKWwANN. |-° © . lic garages, are making it ‘have the hal it of ' Head of the St. Louis Police Com- | possible for handled |™ iddle of the block and quite miussiomers. | more efficiently —- Comftinued on Next Page. One seldom reads the newspa- = pers without having forced hl attention the incerase in crime e — ; ;7 ; . ‘sz 5 et ,’.crease in aut \oDole accitl ee i €.° in aafety streets and their " rhe ob eee in aS 9 ° 4 Aa pe Eee The most rad: Cai change | American car re is that ve put inte effect [° ia @)! models of Frankiin cars. air-cooled engine which has/ the Series 11 Franklins such |] performing ability is retained | Sthe new cars. But anyone see-j the new cars pass on the | Smreet, and failing te notice the: / pame would never dream 3 that they Franklin®. The? sew models been re-' eeived by the Franklin Motor Car} 3 ce. of = Lowis, and are to be dis-° played 4t the automobile show q Phanges strike 4 eve are those im the heod a straich* . aeew Lines : 7 cea tne old a heod contour. heen peculiar to Frank’! | The ‘wheelbase has been length-— e jowered. bringing | inches. nearer the oFTners any traffic to be and wit h Main 1689 made ~= more : ee a a Ps » aes et These two those piate were hare just the The . a of entirety. which first radiator effect .nd proportions new re- inclined grille and | which has/ in for years. | - . cs 5. aS OR RA le eS Oe NE ™— Be * nd . pte = believe it is but a en there will be| increasing ] 7T) a tte of vears x h no ps ore cars. as tionably busses »perated ME we ey ~ There q Les isia- | a 4 so thea AM I = + ‘ cing Lnc UL ed . “3 a Commodore 7% a _ e hiles ll we ; “ JVULLES, a. wy Yas fe at} But, in my} plenty of laws | _— — fF ra ae 2 wre A eR . + - ~ « — -. nz AG Lie ac”, 6 why burden +... > What — s ~ffirersr 5 Lhd i 4 enforce owl ee . “> iaws. NO e ‘ - has And now, today, the finest and greatest Packards of them all—the Packard Six and the Packard Eight —alike in beauty,in quality and in distinction. necessity head-on view of the hood with its! nickeled radiator shell ha&v- ing fiat nickel bars, three in num- extending down the front andj the bettom in @ cir | upon ® ° . 7? + i@Tiiis broad , fine appearing is produced by the) : —— Our one way A liberal monthly payment plan makes it possible for : ber you to immediately enjoy Packard distinction, quality and beauty— purchasing out of income instead of capital. tions on various cross si! "ict have terTrrT inating at e same material Viewed from the side. lige ft 2) time, 4ae the hood | The con-/ ticvlarly the}; ost eharacter- ost horizonts! em BERRY MOTOR CAR COMPANY’ Locust at Twenty-Second ling and evenin Likewise, no parkir & in the con-/| |gested districts must become a} 1 + | ’ , lreality. It is practically impossible. | ae | ber that the new good Maxwell assures | «eS ca you, also, speed capacity of 58 miles per Se [i » * As head room and ‘ ; . ; - : 7. i=. * _ ie «All this adds Le Fappeliaa of | Series 90 Utility Brougham, $1595 hour and pick-up from 5 to 25 miles in “ : ptr = an té % eee ch the traffic office - | 4 ; sceTr * signal and e © 9 e Bs 2621 Locust St. A. W. Cole 3906 N. Union Avennec Koenig Motor Company 2651 Lafayette Avenue Roberts Motor Company 2156 Delmar Roulevard West Highway Motor Company | 6413 Faston Arenue S2 antgnhting regs the street ; the back of the’ 4 to Wok im | an auto- | Another ” that of + ‘he middle of -the! waiting for the) “reet car We rumoder of safety = practically safe | edesirian Many de net? *‘antage of this protects : fl en sated my 4ny perlestrians are! a\tomobiles ea Use judges of speed. They an agtom: rise | -> miles an hour corers | fet a second One has! Sime to get out of the | h@ hears the signal of. oe, ee TN autefiobliie | ~/ Parent should a “S and endeavor toi . ‘ren Bot te play in the | oy “SO acrees in the middie | Seer apprandiiet’ conte Droaching automobiles, | when crossing at a corner. * Griving an automobile secs aimest daily crossing ‘= the middle of Diecks. for Many Drivers. *Somebile drivers are) and °‘are.ess, (ne can eee | * daily gutemebile drivers “dl sho w ittie or ne coocsidera- for the bedestrian. They con- rum past the white tines at }® They do net stop ar - orner that. tn Se tee, qt : ah whe- “ORtInu-. ~~ On 4 Ma- ¥

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ohn F. Ballak & Co. 100 North 12th St. 1680 Corner Chestnut on of gas ies. An- udy the > Special : Sedan, that’no luxury remem- assures iles per iles in 8 genius ties can t Highway.Motor Company 6113 Faston Avenue u $ - gerry fo Fy me e 4 on 4 ba 7) ay : e , yw : >35 . 4 S Ste . ‘ : SEE GMs, TRG fa A cy ae NS seas ee 4% eee od “SUNDAY; / MARCH 1, 1925. 3 ST ER RT TS C et ied Se: ee Ota ‘ best : ee su ae RR kA resi Oe tees Rie AR ~ f 7 - , ~~" » 2 al ta - x The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED R-COOLED CAR )WN HERE IN )-NEW DRESS lin Cars Now Have Cus- ; Effect With Hoods Sim- > ilar to Those on Other Cars. ae ' > me most radical change in budy made in any American car oy is that just put into effect ] models af Franklin cars. ke air- cooled engine which has * wae the Series 11 F ranklins such | 2 it performing ability is retained the new cars. ine the new cars et, and failing to would never Franklins. just pass on the! notice the dream The ‘am plate, met they were Paew models have Co. of St. Louis, and are to be dis- - played at the automobile show. 4 Changes Which first strike the eye are those in the hood. The | sraisht radiator effect of entirely ew lines and proportions now re- ‘pounded hood contour, > been peculiar to Franklin for years. | The wheelbase has been length- - ened and frame lowered, bringing ~ the body three inches nearer » ground. * The cars have a e Jook throughout, which S fiects certain foreign ' ments. This is explained S fact that the pattern cars were Leustom built by De Causse, and P¥irst shown by him at America’s Peustom body builders’ show at the Commodore Salon in New York a year ago. These models 5 $10,000 each to build. |. Distinctive Radiator Effect. q The designer, De Causse, is a ~ motor ear stylist of international P reputation. He has been respon- "sible for some of the most. famed and most exclusiv e®European cars, P and in America, has done custom 4 work for nearly all of the manu- ' facturers of high-priced cars. An effect which is individual and . fine appearing is produced by the “head-on view of the hood with its © broad nickeled radiator shell hav- ing flat nickel bars, three in num- » ber, extending down the front and terminating at the bottom in a cir © cle of the same material. also re- style ele- by cost . line is almost horizontal. The con- - tour of the hood, particularly the top, is one of the most echaracter- istic elements of the design. hood is now opened in the conven- tional manner. Oustom Style Features. Numerous style features are in- troduced in the hodies which have not been before in anything but made-to-order cars. Over-a]] height has been notice: ably reduced, F yet head room and ground clear: s ance remain the same. Fenders are F crowned and beautifully Ail this.adds to the appearance of the car. Seven seen iypes are available. five enclosed -sedan sport, sedan coupe, cabriolet and enclosed-drive limousine, and the touring and sport runabout. Of these the sport P sedan, cabriolet and sport runabout / are new to the Franklin line, and the coupe is radically different. The two open cars are departure from ordinary standards in America. F details never before incorporated. among Ca rs ~ = w open-car Sport car here are these being seen Mie English hoopstick construction | per the top. with Ite highly _ ished. nickel-mounted bows pfine drab Burbank material. * - Foremost in interest among: the Mlosed cars is the Ca briolet— latest in strictly _ Sars. | BROCKMAN AN ANALYZES TRAFFIC PROBLEM AS, POLICE BOARD HEAD Continued from Preceding Page. pol- and -tThe Step from gegen automobiles ‘Parked at the urb. Likewise, Mary Rilestrians pay no attention a traffic officer or mechanical wtop and £0 signals. You see them daily take chance of getting Me street safely. It is the ithe pedestrian to move ““paffic for safe ty's sake. Mitch the traffic officer's signa! “phe mechanical! st across duty of with the and to and Oo P. and go signals. any persons. when alighting from & street chr, cross the street e Passing around the back of the | Car Without stopping to MN directions. to see ii F mobile is approa: hing. Pdangerny. practice Manding i, the ie ata corner waiting for Mach of a street car. ‘pa EQ0dly number of m= Where it is practically the pedes Many ,do fC advantage of this protection. have often stated that. in my ent, many | are a by nobiles because POOr judges of speed. They be realize that automobile iy at 25 hour covers es t 44 feet a second. One has About time to get out of the when he hears the signal of s *Pproaching automobile. | ab Parent should Saution and carpe not to look in an auto- Another of the the is that middle of safety safe trian pedestrians autor an «9 Miles an continu- endeavor to the middle ever watch- Play in fo Tun across in the ©@ Diock. and to be for Repenchine automobiles, When Crossing at a corner. | oe driving an "Sh almost daily crossing 3 in the middie of blocks. ¢ for Man y Drivers. “ulomobile drivers are and Careless. gg t daily ” aaa little or no the pedestrian Vance run past the white lines at {ine can see automobile drivers aA automobile sees | But anyone s€e- | wnen passing automobiles been re- | : ceived by the Franklin Motor Car working order. ees the old inclined grille and ,are cau which has ers having the habit of driving toc the and tail lights custom-bullt - ‘eense the | molded. ' a distinct | chauffeur-driven | not | i ! , boulevard crossings. law ed court if the complainants will state i bile shows have (in the smaller communities, They we sok out of regularly moving traffic trying to beat the automatic ioe and go signals and, when they see a pedestrian trying to cross the street, they rush along ‘trusting that the automobile driver behind will stop to give the pedestrian an opportunity to cross. The police are arrest the drivers who violate the as above but, previously stated, it is practically impossible to have our men constantly appre- hentiing these drivers. It is the duty of every bile driver to be on the look-out for pedestrians, larly women and children, crossings, when passing street cars as aUulomo- from an opposite direction, when | street car is stopped to take discharge passengers, and parked the on or at the curb. All automobile drivers should have their car under constant con- tro] and see that their brakes are regularly inspected and in proper Cutting corners is a dangerous practice. Many automobile drivers never give arm signals when they are going to stop, slow down or turn corners. In bad weather, many sed on wet streets by accidents driv- ahead. Sudden stops fenders, broken tire carriers cars damaged lamps. bumpers, close i mean head ? The Police Dep: irtment makes a!l- most daily arrests for obstructed Ii- plates, dirty license plates and glaring headlights. But, te our small number of motor cycle | police, these traffic violations can not be 100 per cent enforced. How Oitizens Can Help. Every citizen. should appoint himself a vigilante and take the licease numbers of automobiles violating ».. thev sce should send sani care of Po 12th drivers traffic laws. and to the Traffic Div lice Headquarters, street. whose iston, i: ee 4 Upon receipt of such information | > | jaw } we will immediately have the violators brought in and reprimand- | them te; and will gladly send in their letters that they will ap- | pear as prosecuting witnesses. The public must licemen are unable to these cases in court themselves see the law We ask full co-operation pedestrian and a street where unless violated. from an automatic reads “Go.” and not proceed when the signal reads “Traffic Change.” During 1924 the Police Depart- The ment made 35,649 arrests for traf- 100 per cent Cases of care- | fic violation almost increase over 192% less driving numbered 8428; speed- ing. 5879: boulevard stops, 3166 obstructed licens> plates, 2461 citv license, 1944: no tail lights 1672. no headlights. 1380: muffler 1093, 1427: no cutout open, lights, 1085." One can see that the two most tions are careless speeding. The cannot understan:] drivers who read in most daily of the loss of life. prop- erty or serious injury off persons caused by these two violations, snot be cautious. from frequent driving Depart vViola- and Police menf why the pr wil) ad ‘SHOW LIKE | AUTO > DEPARTMENT STORE, SAYS M’GREGOR ( ‘ontinued from Pare One. +> ~ - —_ — that thus far in 1925 the drawn a larger at- tendance than ever before. This prompts the question: What does an autombile show the buyer? It is the belief of those constant | particu- | at street | owing realize that po- | prosecute | they | driver not to Cross | raf-/ Viewed from the side, the hood | fic signal is located until the signal) failing to obey traffic signals. | insufficient these figures originality and : sign all endeavoring [to | deeper radiator, / pearance to its six-cylinder cousin, automobile | ess al- | automo-., mean to directly connected with the indus- try that the largest factor in the increasing interest of buyers in au-. tomobile shows is the fact |they have found from’ experience that shows present an opportunity to save a great amount of time and more efficiently to consider particular cars that they may sire to purchase. The saving of time can ized when automobile ly every the de- be real- that an virtual- make of car. truck. or tractor that is manufactured for the large market-that exists today. That purchase can be made more efficiently at a show may not have occurred to some, but it is certain one. considers 7 show presents can more efficiently spend his money when can Compare all makes of cars. It has been the experience of exhibitors that buvy- ers do just that thing. and that their purchases are not made until after they have« inspected he sented by salesmen at and have’ considered seen and heard. Another important factor is that the show everything are sold through dealers. who oft- en, by reason of limitations in _ finances, do not keep tn stock sam- ples of every model of their car. These dealers can take their pros- | pects fo the show and give them the opportunity to make purchases under the conditions that the large city buyer has Virtually at all times. The eighteenth annua) automo- bile show will offer the buver in St. Louis what he has never en- joyed in the past. because for the first time in the history of the in- dustry here, the available space for | display of cars, trucks and tractors is sufficient to enable every ex- | hibitor to show his cmoplete line, if considera- | They con- | he cares to. In other words. ables the automobile create for a week a live automo. hile department where the buyer can enter and purchase any- thing from an accessory at $5 to a motor car, truck or tractor at it en- industry to store. that whoever the buyer may be. he every We { car, listened to every argument pre cars | ( that | The touring car is finished in Mitehell green,'the brougham in brown and gray, and ~businese coupe, coupe-sedan and sedan in Everest blue and black. The coupe- A sedan four has been lengthened six} worked out for the new inches. The front seat includes “4Q” more, giving more room between steering wheel and the back of the Sedans, gray front seat, in addition to permit- or ting the driver to rest more com- fottably. There are four more inch- es between the rear and front seats characteristic of the four-cyl- The sedan four has been material- car, business coupe, ly increased in width in front and brougham and sedan.’ rear. particular note in the elos:d bodies is a new and exclusive type of window regulator. The roadst <r “six D0. body has been improved in appear- Co. not build yearly models: ance and utility by the addition of therefore,’ the “six 55” model of ja seat for two passengers in the last vear is practically unchanged. deck at the rear. The “six 55° ts Any changes that have been made furnished in a five-passenger tour- | are in the nature of refinements ing model. with an exceptionally and lesser improvements. A new well-fitting enclosure. The “six body has been provided for the!55"* five-passenger brougham is roadster, and also some improve- §atso new, and has the appearance, ments in the four-passenger appointments and construction of | sport model. The sedan and coupe!a high-grade custom body. The/ hodies have been enlarged-and gen- Spalding Motor Co. will exhibit! erally improved. An improvement! Flint cars. ' ’ { ss 40 lel was 1 ht t July. of NEW FLINT MODELS IN a Sale cmnatl Wilek. ceabaaies . SPECIAL COLOR SCHEMES practically all of the features of the new color WILLYS-KNIGHT NOW HAS FOUR AND SIX CYLINDER CARS The Willys-Knight four-cylinde: and six-cylnider cars present motor styles which eclipse in refinement of Willys-Knights. large 55." The Flint Motor scheme has been does new models on Car and chassis. That for the ‘55” is: the Flint ‘55’ de- previous blue; coupes, gray or blue: Longer, lower lines, narrower and broughams, blue; sport touring) conforming in ap- cars, Harding blue, and roadsters. For the Touring cars, blue, green. The Flint brown or “40"' it is: broughams, green, gray. are inder touring coupe-sedan, and “six Heiman Battery Mfg. Co. 2012 LOCUST ST. ST. LOUIS for Radio and Autos oe Motor Car History — was made last week when 12,406 St - Louisansinspected the Complete New Line — of Willys-Overland : Fine Motor Cars | See These Fine Fours and Sixes The Complete New Willys-Overland Lines AT the Auto Show New Six-Cylinder Overland | Standard Sedan - - - = §$ 985 De Luxe Sedan - » $1150 New Six-Cylinder Willys-Knight Touring - - - - = = » Roadster - Coupe-Sedan Brougham - - 4-Passenger Coupe Sedan - - - - New Four-Cylinder Overland Touring - - - - Coupe - - Coupe-Sedan - - $ 585 Sedan - - $ 715 New Four-Cylinder Willys-Knight Touring - - - - - $1295 Coupe - - $1495 Coupe-Sedan - - $1495 Sedan - - $1575 Brougham - - - ~ =$1695 All prices f. 0. b. Toledo $1845 $1845 $2145 $2295 $2345 - $2495 Special Displays at the Factory Branch and at All Dealers’ Showrooms ~$ 495 $ 635 illys-Overland, Inc., 23d and.Locust St. | | Reichardt & Hertel Dorn Auto Company 7013 Page Av. Thuner Motor Company J. M. Lederer & Company 3338 South Jefferson Av. 2928 Locust Bl. Automobile Co. Franke Motor Company ia Seema inca Cor. Hamilton and Ridge Avs. rie C Auto Sales & Service Company Stachle — athe = wise Missouri and Fifth Av., East St. Louis, Til. Ninth Street G mee ~ er i — 914.26 N. Fist WILLYS-OVERLAND Fine R CARS ae we ere . ee weeks oe Pee Es 6 OORT CO OO me wen - :”* 3

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; P . . “ —e . ; ‘ a ee po ‘ sae : C4 ’ Se Tea ee eee q ; ‘ : Se, Se? ae oe cy , ag on wal as = ee ee ale ty ee _ SS ae y ns 7s BR. ‘ee SY eal hes of 5 eT es ey Sue 3 2 =: ae ot ee ge oy : awa Fakes SMT pe CNS, Oa yy Fe se : ; ae: > = = a” RS Y dae Os +a oe ee SE ee Te ¥ ers x - ¥ > 4 ¥ ’ - * ? 7 a * . oo ‘ _ Bi Nast i, 200 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other et cis a ED , MARCH 1, hs > e ve , &# ‘ eries with floor in green. The walls . . . SS 4 SPECIAL CHEVROLET of the first two floors dev: FME SMARTEST CAR oO ¥ r | = : show are covered With a sere "te e = : : >. | Ste ve: = a | 4d - , 3 Reh tes” i : eee + senate Peed aoe a ae Ss i ar ae ’ 3 ’ hs baat. cde, Reet en aie € 1a oT er te ree a Fe m Rietices tg te Md het. Stee woe eee ee ad :a 4 aF We eigining see oa he Whats . . , ‘ i i Sor G4 ee; Fa Dia Mx af tH Rett Sail - —s nay + Pcs ae ae sae large mtirals doors. while the post with imitation bar: werhead with fi will resemble trees in bioo eC . . > second show floor its it zt 7 : style. with red embdDiems depending Exhibit Will Be Held During agsinst a green background. while Automobile Show in the posts are trimmed with bark . and flowers as on ?t St. Louis. There-will. 1 is . c * ™ TAL BUYING CR + QO RP one tos oy Bi Teel dt nyy aE WG |, Inspection in Dealer \ ’ Ss 4 by Paige Factor} — Official. - gy HENRY KROHN. * of the Paige- Detroit ag Motor Car Co. ae the greatest need ‘tc 3 : are of the millions o! on the road—-is far fur- rtion of service fas ties | » policies. tura. tendency of the pub- mention | Because only open cars were dia- played to the hundreds of thou- sands who viewed the new Chevro- let at the various dealers show- rooms throughout the country early in January. it has been de- classification of motordom, s cided to make a special display ars oe westerdey were. in of the new closed models locally . during show week. 7 ‘ir, . 5s? ’ Although few Chevrolet: dealers, ‘**" ndiemays not rivals for fav: coaches will be not in production his years shew is * silted nt teresting because recent : —— ; . have upset the traditional ig to rebel at the x whereas the automotile | bes number have had any considerable nu of the closed models, sales of the ee ee er Louis closed car show was } /' she service ¢ ties ioe Ceeeeenes, 30 masorny = Pet: ane atteing is es kern. ) a WR i Ri - . on ne a! : = eg = the «pecifications and photographs ar of the Coachet® is more than : | | “hercar he be TY? - naw on words Amer he ; . . ™ . > q mer : AY a 4 Ak Sa a i ie >is | ; | f of the closed models desired. “tao better amelie ae | ii . of , : _ ©€o0acoa wor nas agvanced so rap- . eam 6 2 ve 3 ‘ se the reason ere Particular interest is ; o a : | = — | t PS . . a Deon ¢ Turn pP when a #0 i¢ ot et ; idiy that there are a numbe: . > ‘ma «- - - . . ~. | . this gispias mt c(i oeec iti Pia se Ee . " ~~ 7 . standard models 4 rvic mentions service ; os ~~ ee ee a Tate ce eae wie the x- The new Rollins are adelight to the eye and a ; Dif he ticesn’t | * ere eee amples of Europe c ui . . ley tf fact that Chevrolet schedules @f re pou | e our oor Oa dream to drive. Each is a custom designed body : ee eS a reducti: for » current year , pee tet — a st ™ ms, a light and dark finish passengers to enter the rear seat—The The wonderful Velie-built six cylinder, ac.) smart car. | cn owner With the imper- above the windshield and automatic —aynienege - Sap cag Binge” Velie Four Door Coach sets a new airplane type engine — valve-in-the- | WAS . 3 ae of knowing his dealer well. Windshield wiper controlled ftom! .» s:nicn ic a comvaratively ticht standard of motor Car comfort and head construction—full fifty horse- | RAK 8 Touring Car Coupe Roadster Brougham lever make of car you drive the dash le . the belt line with a convenience. power— SS eeN , -_—" Swill get better service. more The closed cars, like all the body 4... color helo la ; Tol: ‘ : N a. ( , memable service, and at lower! een are wequipped with Gow?! ,.. > com have a colored finish Four Doors remove all objections or rm Hydraulic four wheel Se ca SS Methudy & Page, Inc. Pby going te the dealer w! lights and new jpstrument board.’ . 50, ody, with black hitherto attached to the two door brakes—the finest braking system in Wer \ WSS ‘Grand at West Pine . a eee refined and designed for maximum iia in the of the inclosed car. ) coach —and provide: Adequate means the world. \ a N - ; B. the méchanism. An SS . ’ om hiaek tar - - . . . SSNS ‘ NS . sportant that you ha’ : eg ky biotin iis? (Gee) we te for entering or leaving the car—Amp le Be sure to see this wonderful new four Ls ARN BR THE ROLLIN MOTORS CO.. CLEVELAND, ome 4 : : eae R bape the new and lustrous finish which .,. es — ; mais saci room for five persons — Full width door Coach—and other Velie models Ys SS Bho | SY Ss DESIGNED BY ROLLIN WHIT? ** a ae ear is practically impervious to -dam-| toward the eo-called “sport” of “d front seat heavily upholstered—Three at the Show. SSS MX ass P Mave Deaicr In«pect Car ee ee ene” In the majority of _ Consider These Velie Features: Velour upholstery, One-piece ventilating windshield, SESE QA SN | at a ee colors comme — in DIACKH : et 8 t « these car ve iauntier lire Rear-vision mirror, Dome light, Automatic windshield cleaner, Transmission SN \ NE WY SN NX S ~*~ a . , - | of standard pee “ is the lowest priced car tO imt"O- than the regular open cars. and. in lock, Door locks, Robe rail, Cowl ventilator, Sun visor, Plate-glass windows. ERs duce Duco on all ae standard ¥ addition, carry partial or full equi $1 50 ' SSS | PRs F RSH ~~ S ¥ S&S types and also the lowest priced Cart ment from bumpers t tra tire: 450 at the Factory I ISIN rs, XS & 7 good reason fer using * ; c. 3 : »? th LS SS SRR EES ‘ : . " . with all models in co.ors ov.ner Tian This tenden: v is =F eT) «a iso on BENJ M O S ~S o_ ~~ mS - . | . : : , wlar trpe oer i. s aan SS SSS ets. : a i as ‘ black. » of the enclosed cars which ° Mea Do OP | ; » me. If through accideat or par? ' > SEES 3am iy hard usage 61 ert be : Many improvements and refine- heen develoned during the past SALTY SSA SS WIAA AWS the | wa Bomont 694 3021-23 Locust BI. ROS gy 1 SY . Tees worn or injured. be sbee ments have been fade in the Chev- vear as “sportsters.” being snecialh ' Jerome J. Benjamin. Mer. Ss | ik Merced by a part (hat is idee .s za: - 7 »** s+ se - be ‘= SS . Ve Bx. well known “pirate. And fe Th i make your adjustments at low-| .ow NOON IN ST. LOUIS The factory at Flint, Mich.. built ~. S a SS SS - coet—since he knows exactly yee mm ey a eae tale me TS ins se th, oh eS diss dln: Liddell datetime aca ldineiiete ns hoiae sinenindadl sins adden aie aD Pte . ? ig Be : a and rege ‘in the outps e at the New York Auto-i vid Show. This model embodies! are ae id From observation such as these it is our prediction that a new Ff “4 - mi order of body and chassis construction is about to arrive—that -7aeMeOLe ‘STRAIGHT EIGHT’ they will follow Auburn. { PPLEMENTS FAMILIAR ‘FOUR’ - . ° mae ‘ t 7 Widely heralded new Hup- Even more significant—48 hours after the showing of the new § eight. represents what the Auburn models and the announcing of Auburn prices, several § a... the Happ Meter Car wT » + . . ~ : : » ; if Dd ie Pig Oils SAS manufacturers reduced the prices of their high-priced six- Ss « pontievtum dimen: coal cvlinder cars. , | in ‘ i - . ey nder care that the com- ety }e sure to see this new Auburn 8-Eightv-Eight at the show this ~ Be 882 produced for 16 years. It _ a RR Take week—with a chassis wheel base of 129 inches and a body as i: ° sppiasahaeteremie: an eee 15S" BY a new as the latest Paris importations at the surprisingly low | price of $2300. ‘ car. four Passenger coupe . ay regular ipment. Tet - -Cylinder Touring, $795. : oe 4-Cy uring, $79§ : e m ai imprerements 1 : ae ae. Hupp are: All prices f. o. b. factory, freight | SF the Weber Implement! and tax extra. . eS —nebile Co : ee rh * es . ms - . > & + ae = ‘ . ih . tion 9 ‘ote ret — a8 ay, Be ENE ones EPR Ye ae ¥ Rear ae Nene aie. (A eR iy Pe > 4 ~~ “ere » a Joseph A. Schlecht : : : Joseph A. Walde +o St. wee Trea . ti lait. Ciparlage i ee NI eR ate ea RR a = np ll Ee — Rey ema a Se eR

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PER Pe Ro UE RT et PRE ae ints te Sac eine : oe og ee. ae 47 “) ae / RR queers - i Se : its show rooms. Winy Vy my ors neta Pirie, van ae CW Q . & . F ta of the millions of cars | f os pe Grand and V“ est RAE AIA ~ . mes wll re ; , or oe ao " a0 ; RRQ wae on the road—-is for fur-| Ps Pine houlevard. | “J “sina Pao will ios ie NRO Z ' rf tion of service facilitie = Officers of the) ice ‘policies. @ tea oo eo wee 6firm are: Ralpiny ura! tendency o! the pub- | = tom Fy a yi W. Page, presi- Baa ig to rebel at the mention | Me eee dent: Eugene R Vee > “5 Yo f¢ P o ‘ * : oe ‘ ‘ “ y Pe ' ervice, Whereas the iM gages + | eee ‘3 Methudy, vice- | a % 180e make a poin a nO Se ; " should himself . Pp Seen ona i president, and auermining the service facilities Soe Me William H. Neal Sabie on the car he buys—and | Se ieee Bec | ’ secretary - treas- of its manufacturers’ | ae | costs money. It is a con . . . ; ¥. : . designed body SR | ie ye ike automobile owner E. RR. Metlrudy ganization 1n St. ) sy} ence r . ouis for some htful, colorful . ; memot something the manufac Le : \lethudy eS s years. } Sis 2 , through fear that his . the word. De- ;r ss tall re pec Motor | ™ ho also is president of the Me- . . ~ : ‘ ~s ees eres. > 9° -, . ority — Rollin S 4 E. mot built that way today. tliuels Tire and Rubber Co.., has | echanicall +> oe a wide service is your assur been for 12 veurs in the tire busi ” Ya p that when an adjustment ic | ness, in which he will continue, tbred. Alert — S is | , See in your car there will be a Introduced a little more than A | bd mt x SS Ss "5 mechanic within a {ew Vi a;r Ag, the Rollin tor 1925 comes y economical. - , | Rage fo serve you, no matter where an unusually “0 AAANAAABA PALARARARARANAS SD oCpnicerereennsssreressesssonsnsene sys @) ‘ina brand-new series, consisting of | ia five-passenger touring car, a flye- passenger brougham, a three-pas- senger coupe-roadster and a five-| Me wish it were possible to im- meach owner With the impor- m of knowing his dealer well. | Passenecr sedan. fever make of car you drive, 7 l get better service, more ble service, and at lower R by going to the dealer who Jou the car.” He understands, me the méchanism. And it 1s} 7 : important that you have ad- | bead, which runs vt * .. a? : . . i a ments made by mechanics who | . the full length of iw your car ; body and hpod, . ve Dealer Inspect (ar ; the eolor scheme . “sy i. t > iy re j dealer keeps a complete eS e “# pemnees bran a x Of standard = parts. livers Sg 5 sae reTON a lznter! , tone of the same! Pin seve es gE : + | iia ee pet fee open cary Malice : e world. lowest at which Essex ever sold f reliability ; ormance and lasting : . vas ce . “a litan, 4 Go { Series Oo, are ade sti gard o ‘ hich FE " bodies: VW ider doors: n ey London and eries too, are made standard on all Hud- } ae : = | Sons, Minor refinements have P a a s : F ment boards not clut- | )¥- Epleasing variety of body fin-|been made in fenders and in ened It is the finest Essex ever built. It isthe | Surely you cannot be satisfied with less ri wu : —— . a. numerous well-chosen; body features’ of severa nodelg. | : . ' ' aemes and riding com- | 4f «pig ao ripemsapien! smoothest, most reliable Essex ever than Essex offers when its cost is but PER ORS POPE ate Oe ae , : ; . , | combinations including blues,i Except for these changes the line| trips without fatigue. — | fh Giipant eve xccentuate the beau-|is essentially the same in quality | built. It is the best looking, most com- _little more than cars of the lowest price car in vears. Pee R the distinctive Moon body land appearance as preceding | ? : P - ; and give the Moon exhibit | models. The chassis is the well- ae FRET! effect. Interest at the known Hudson Super-Six, with | —$ For those who desire, special arrangements have been made whereby an Essex Coach may be $ low design. | he Au- me hibit nters in the Metro- (| 127%-inch wheelbase. the motor $ TT ee we purchased for a First Payment of £339. The remaining payments conveniently arranged 3 ‘ t Cabriolet roadster, the lat-! being ; ¥ , ; ‘ NY t Ce ing of the L-head type. This first time al the New a ecuon of the Moon organi- mmanufacturer claims tv machine bdented. It proved we |] pas Shown publicly for the|and finish 90 per cent of all indi- a * g +} 4 . ‘¢ ik ‘4 aS . * . rre pume at the New York Auto-| yidual items in the car. The sedans . > > t ; what it wants—indli- hp eee Show. This model embodies! are of the de luxe type of custom- | ' 4 . n sesmee Ye ‘ ; ‘ y pte . St¢c ae cars, Artists came to i aay yoni hoes nm, IN-) built quality. They are offered | . , improved one-piece either with seven or five-passenger | t . . - iE . y al ‘ “Aor a*] : , . : . ‘ y passenger ody and chassis en ik . — oo a. reat window arrangement. The prevailing color | OV ed features of con- Li z - “i ad Owe - to ‘sot ney is Hudson blue, with double hair | TS ' nab contac ane CONn- | line of lichter shades an , 4 % a += , ; " : ‘ 7 | ¥ Srler snades, Che coach, i Bad : See tween the = passengers) comprising 75 per cent of their| a ™ ; ’ a . P . 4 ~ °#e ene Ree WF SM © Copel get ot ee Rie Bee | . « 2s mt ath fro t cn ‘ P " , ; ye | n Scat and those in the Output, 1s sold nit open car prices. | Sfat. ‘ . | It is well designed, has wide doors *prediction thata new |## ge ee ee ee ee ae ah, sabout to arrive—that | # agave E ‘STRAIGHT FIGHT’ a snapps sp edster and ! om ‘ 2" 7 : 58 " — riding qualities of see : 4 ar a rl er ete ALTON—Phil Taylor, 1001 E. Broadway. GRANITE CITY—Tri-City Auto Sales & Servic, SESSER—Jim Davis. : 4 295 to $1795. as a “ on tires and snubbers vo ‘ vist * ps hecotggimneng eres pre ANNA. BH, Beat, 1921 State *t., Granite City. INL STAUNTON—Johnson pao ye wagers rc ; NO change as bee lade t alin " . ; —— WW av : Swar equipment. Im- aes fail aa the Peerks “3 six. | BELLEVILLE—Meckfessel Motor Co. GREENVILLE—Central Garage Co., Inc. em eee ae ie . ) . lant i } -eTriess A, | . . - . ~ x : . cs io be. rw “< a ae hart dace hae ogee BENTON—J. W. Williams. HERRIN—Herrin Auto Co. ee erp ae ses » Hn amie = . < Teg ' »r) mad *. wat , since ‘ i aD » 7 iD c 4 . we : E L—_S%0o ° freight 1t BY the Webe, tlomane,| Public less than a year ago, Mas| ceieiielie, sc oe ree me pen “gp tentnloeo neg WINCHESTER—Scott County Auto Sales Co. MEZICO-——W. Ms Vandeventer, | ‘. -, eber Implement,! aa sion tans Cmananton ta the! BRUSSELS—Leo. H. Pranger. WILLSBORO—A. H. Bartlett. ¢ : - MOBERLY—K. BR. Gelen. . be mobile Co. ei ee pelea Aoaertce apeey | CAIRO—Vehicle Supply Co. JACKSONVILLE—Chas. M. Strawn. VANDALIA—Smith Bros. NEW LONDON—E. 1. Crockett. ) ‘eight-cvlinder Peerless. The Peer- ae e o— CARLINVILLE—H. F. Bycroft Jr. LITCHFIELD—Zuber Motor Co. MISSOURI SEW MADRID—Dr. J. B. McKinney. | MISSOURI HANNIBAL—Gem City Meter Car Oe JEFFERSON CITY—Hedsog & Deven Sales Ca, KENNETT—Hemphill Bros. LOUISIANA—Werpert Meter Ce, MEMPHIs—Werrts Bree. Mechanica] improvements — less six has an unusually powerful | ~~. . mee. CARROLLTON—Borlin & Pranger. MARION—Hudson Co, ' POPLAR BLUPFF—Meadews Motor Car Co. 4 Beery ane. ult emypey i cad, CENTRALIA—Langenfeld Motor Co NEW MINDON—Oscar C. Vulbrock. CAPE GIRARDEAL—W. O. Ragsdale. sIKESTON—F. G. Zillmer { ni - Peerless plant. Four-wheel brakes | COLLINSVILLE—John Kaurelaitis. “T. OLIVE—Mt. Olive Garage Ce. CARDWELL—J. F. Miller. i ot, CuAMEMG.ck St, Mectela i MT. VERNON—Haudson & Easex Motor Sales Co. CARUTHERSVILLE—Shade Motor Co. of the Peerless-Lockheed type and| : ’ . : | pal , nee eee : aati STEELVILLE—Jos. F. Marsh. | ae ee ee DUQUOIN—Hudson-Easex Sales Co. MURPHY SBORO—Artelter Motor Sales. ty to eG oS ormagetincscs PROT een UT Sapee sur ent. Fyeriees Moses are Enews EDWARDSVILLE—George Caussens. NOKOMIS—Snedeker Garage. DS WO wee eee WASHINGTON~—Thermens . ce iby "ark le C : mae rer RMINGTON—Farmington Moter Co. ‘ . Sales Co. F by the Park Automohile Co, EFFINGHAM—Cummins Hudson-Easex Sales Ce. PINCKNEY VILLE—Bartie Motor Saics Oe rA gine “Miaw Seenes KENTUCKY GILLESPIE—H. F. Bycroft, Jr. QUINCY—Gem City Moter Car Co. ana tn abn ee se. a we — b - 7 z Ry oF oe - ~AZe | Rust Fatal to Springs. INCY | % e } —— - I (eo. 7 ncy Nust causes all kinds of acci- GOLCONDA—R. H. Williamsen. RED BUD—Moter Sales Co ; Rates idents, including hroken eprings: Exhibit at the Show The epring leaves will not siide Olive 7205 emmoothis weve} each ether 42 they , bend if they are badly rusted. RECLAIM AMD —s Oe ee ee ee so. age ect <a co gg age = es Age ge ae mene .

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a i ae oS * pore hx: oF or. > au aot: = - = th ar as * ae FS ta" d a ae — a a3 . ms Sud ~~ * SUNDAY, ° 7 yi s 2. 1925. SUNDAY, Goccomenae MARCH 1. 9 = : The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation ‘han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED | 7 : , are reinforced. front bumpers and stered In mohair, whilg) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH fw ‘the exbaust valves are improved | ‘chain drive. It hag a five-bearing ' 4 ' uar r ipplie: t s in le " N , crankshaft. with a patented hal- FES STABILIZATION (}F Counterfei i O a Ss using silichrome steel. The steering fender guards are supplied fn og 2 @ yes ie %s ances at the front end of the crank- ! gear aleo shows improvement, be- rear A spere tire is also provid-) shown Se ae ‘son . 4 ' os a ite lal _ all ephol- Co. es 4 __& closed mm ieis are HT-IN-UINE. IN APRIL S28 a PAR | ONKS AND DESICN Said to Flood Market ———————— - Make 5000 hights. eig bt, v ees of Car Salex. , That the new Moor : : ¢ ae 2 eee Goa: anc & cow oF ie tone | i Some Reported to be Represented as Genuine iow . * . a paren Macatatndt "jh Plans to Make 3000 of New and power is shown by the fact Packard President Believes Auto’ P ad f M k £C S St t : | 4 ter vf the Park am ae Sees: ai) ’ : 4 . ; .* = . oJ - 7 te os *> : 925—Motor to that the closed car on the straight’ Development Will Be Slow roduct o akers O ars, Says otate “ mite CO ” agisiribdter of Peer- a aA eight chassis, fully equipped and ; : , ‘pie - Powerful. co Eo gmpllomna pace seggioente! EE Evolution. ment by Dodge Brothers. — 300 pounds more than the present en sds siachidtebiipsiappineasiondinmnainnnasit | ts ot Moon Series “A” sedan. the latter 3 : (4s “” male : George H. Kublin, chief engineer the lightest car built by Moon at By ALVAN MACAULEY. Assuming that the public is em-,in his car. The worst that can be — « es gix an | of the Moon Motor Car Co. gh, this time 4 President of the Packard Motor titled to know what it is BUYING, said is that they actually jeop- : x cylinder Louis. has just returned from t- of! Car Co. especially when such purchases in- ardize the safety of passengers. al re ; = ending The consumption of gases and ‘ troit. wnere ne has een Spe 3434 - wear 0! tire iS in} he reduced As an industry. the manufacture volwe the possibility ot accident. or wees ia , . diseatisfaction. Dodge EY*TY Man and woman who ever d Bowarn the gf sales considerable _ comanera tng to the minimum through lightness of motor hic] can be said to continued a with poet =a . - of car and greater efficiency Of | pve pag its birth in 1899. when. Brothers again have asked ows drove “om can readily appreciate | : - in eering staff of th: a motor Present plans of the Moon dealers to warn motorists that the what might happen if a vital part | EVERYWHERE ‘ pon 5 Continental Mo- 9 o*. & company call for pro@uction of for the first tin production €X- market is flooded with counterfeit: should give way on a hazardous pais for _ tors Corporation @ sort | 5000 of the new straight eight mod-' ceeded 3000 units. These were all service parts of every description. grade, or in a street crowded with : - He we to develop and G4 els in four body types—roadster, passenger cars, or, as they were. Some of these parts, it is safd, swiftly moving traffic. THE SHOW SENSATION : = . perfect the new oe BS cabriolet roadster, phaeton and then more accurately calied,iare represented as genuine. In — —~ 4 a. oon light “ > 7 ge . . ”* @ne SS aiieiiie : . : a Ne on ~ on 3 ] : > s rri- M ty Raye - four-door sedan pleasure care,” Soe they were but other parry ay Bagge oxen A PAIGE SIX COMES TO SHOW Stutz is always years ahead. At New Yerk, Chicago, Detroit, Phila- ™ j as ia 1 * Apap ped cette ag eaten pl ty SALES tpg aye ——— ona. ae er re | delphia, Cleveland and at all of the big shows, Stutz was the sensation 4 * ‘ on 2 have 126-inch wheel base, and the In the 25 years just ended we part is exactly the same as the ge! WITH FIVE NEW MODELS St. Lowis is sure to tell the same story. At the Auto Show, be sure to see * e and M3 of we pe FNM pe 2d ER wT. Avy “ie tro ae are a, woftgs de ane oe eg - pe i x “9 se: ee wi » POR ORI: to AEG RM + be Meghe w sg Bay bay i all - “" a p 7 Se a - - 3 ~ ¢ — * Se tan en BS by eave. bake. . - GLO, Mire igen > ll OS : e a oe i in F To nate if pee atte = sonal \ The Moon straight ‘eight will: expensive plaything s Of ea = =P «specification: inclu » | the Pr} roduction ine ‘ 3] . - j s not mMmanuwU- : - ; se gt i — —— at ey ine = 18 ae 5 — ss. oe snipe iste ng rag A Fa of the cari — -— . the new Stutz—with Robbinschrome finish. See all the Stutz models and you F - in touch | who ane weno er. | Moon-Lockneeg four-whee! - 1, thous Himes end | —_ = ay tac y - | A new Paige six has been brought | will know why Stutz is always years ahead. F . ril, and i] LN See 'draulic brakes, Spicer universal annually created by our industry on which the part is to be used to PR hg a a ee aay batt . y ys ¥ every owner Ww. E. Junge. | lightweight 3 | | joint, Warner transmission, Brown- | grow from less than $5,960,000 to replace another part. The astomo- | t 2 MOC, . WEA NSwa0N | ENJAMIN MOTOR CO | 4 eueee ee iedeilial The val- n-line car a |Lipe differential, Delco electrical more than $2.900.900,000. Never: bile manufacturers contend that the tires standard and hydraulic brakes ° 2. St ioe eveunibttied: sales as — h «anusual equipment,. Borg & Beck clutch, before has any industry sprung byyer is the victim of misrepre- on all four wheels optional! The gervice in | a power, easily and nickel silver radiator of exclu- with such rapidity from nothing sentation in either case. ‘motor is improved, having a larg- Bomont 694 JEROME ]. BENJAMIN, Mer. 3021-23 Locust BL pe " = mre = ae ray him i » ' as - en - " = . 2 cot. . J ‘n 2 ~ . . : she s 2 n ‘ wetter ~~ eco- # sive Moon desig: 2 Balloon tires. to a position in the front rank Danger in Use of Weak Parts. er water pump. fhermiostat and = P veal began selling auto- | etree omica o - me : ' ; ere ’ iF i . 77 + ; : . ‘ , 7 . ? eee __ . * : pad mare | SEE6 inches, will eo standard om .among all the industries of the * rne results of a long series of cooling fan, with annular ball bear- | STUTZ MOTOR CAR Co of AMERICA In INDIA : seve keep. It will es- ‘ all Moon eight models nation. “or lab- |i 1 wal in. a } — tablish G. H. KUBIAN. om ; tests in the Dodge wee ab- ings. It develops 75-horsepower. 7 : ‘ Secnnmendl te’ t Aled sep ATS It is singularly appropriate that oratories indicate that the orist |The radiatot core is thicker, and er Tis Territory ete : a pe | Ghic Motor Saies ©o., 9999 | eight-cylinder motor-car design dustry should mark the beginning when he pays out good money for | Davis cars at retad@ ri. > nd cc : c . v ‘ ij ; - c , sd te ) ; tir . ‘* 5 a) > + L . ’ ab e. eric a 4 rev . ] ti ) : ‘ ; . + + 3 ee . , ial “ es : hie oh Sarge” Rete ie Or knuckle bolt, it snapped in two im- , . president of Moon straight eight is an excill- ther Hen 7a re he en-Da empioved and Wel: inderstood ai 3 , Co hae . : ; a aq mediately. : 7. sively designed Moon-Continenta! uring; another sport ca! ow, as we enter our second =r os 8 ted motor. l-head type. } i a tnree s t} 4 ou . : "or, . 17 7) ry ,? ? qu ) ha j . iT’y T ee lieve ve i a Le = ; ps © Ls Ss! ow . Pp ain - am ta Davis inch bore and 444 -ins h stroke. de- ay ; ; iilinaits eo ¢ } + rvranched a stage which per- that it is Gangerous to use coun- ua) 3 which has veloping 70 hors@power at 2600 announce in the markets terfeit parts,” says a statement Db} ; tren 26¢.- p. m. The motor is of latest de- touring th have novel features of the world that the industry the manufacturer. “The least that | miles ver ve thee a eS Staessen Tn iodlll He ea we ~ a BNiece Again Sells Lincoln«. ‘oe. McNiece, first distributer pin m@&tior cars in St. Lowis, m handiing this automobile. iRas associated himself with the t-Graves Motor €o.. Lincotn Gealer. und will manage its mn business at 4035-4037 ‘in- ‘Boulevard. MecNiece has been retall automobile bDusiness in Zig as salesinan, Manager or sd HUPMOBILE | NEVER ‘ ee ie ow ue oo - BEFORE HAS THE PUBLIC SS q BEEN OFFERED SUCH ACAR AT SUCH A PRICE The first eight built for the American family,andthefirst tohavethefamous Hupmobile economy and quality > |). eee ee ew OH UF _” > + THE FOUR~-THE BEST ae hee BUY HUPMOBILE HAS = sive_vih ses ge on ting gait TS low cost, Chevrolet now has greater q =e EXight—absolut ever before. ~~ ssmooth as silk, ye j q ingty beautiful— pe chassis—from radiator to rear axle, new quality @ _ bile built, regardle: test improved Series “R” with features of construction that you would expect to ©SSentials that mak ; find only on higher priced cars. ~—=sCcomppilete, pronous all the time-tried virtues, make it the , a See These Re greatest value on the market | bodies —of even greater beauty and comfort. Open i ‘ 7 : | PARK A models have many added refinements. Closed Me™" '** models with fine Fisher Bodies. +h THE PEERLESS i ay ee advances in our finest and - finish—in beautiful colors of the wonderful and «a SUPERB : 3 Be sure you see the magnificent Hupmobile Eight models at the show exhibited at space Northeast Corner, Secend Floor. Maher Inclement & Autemchile Co. enduring Duco that retains its color and lustre Secmuihile Wteisthideun: tue take indefinitely and withstands severest usage. a 19th and Locust . 5000 Gravois 7195 Manchester a se’ SUBURBAN DEALERS » i a nS sarage (arseenville. Me. Trit tty Aste “ales d Serv . tte ' Loewe Brea. ' Cottinev tile, Threde ictumaliie Ce. ae a ~y | seifart Meter Car Co. . rE ™ Leots, . (reo, schneider “. Peters. Me. and “t. Charies, Mo. ; : Meper Meter Car (oe. Retlevitie, Jenny (Crarage ‘ Ri land WW rs a. H. Mead hawardevilia, /T. fendlach Mater €« P um bis. tH : = he Aut bil Sh j torerevilie Meter (Co ; (,reens tlhe, Jefferson (oanty Moter Sales - Peetus. Moe.. Your_Nearest Chevrolet De ie! 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ETS ge PO EEE SPR eo a ee SE Oe UES | RRP BP 5 roms rete Paar _, epee - - , “ Cee AS Latin is hs ea We hie: cone MEE BE cat tiga act fo et ail. Ac , Fm 3 Fe ge a ee ee, ees eee ag ee ie alae te BE eee ga eget VST ee IE LA ME Oe RE I SRN SS A se EES SO ASE Ee ee ae ‘ . : . $ _ TH ‘ aN ey a oS ins ee i. ees 4 : F a % Ps maRCH !, 19- SUNDAY. 3 — MARCH 1, ; = a ER oe ee —_ _— ee Ee eee - te ee ‘ — —_ — tm ° . 7 a —— rt th i ag ee RE NR SUNDAY, | | ~The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED | ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —- anon aepnetiaasetipaa v ' JORDAN SIXES AND FIGHTS WILLS SAINTE CLAIRE SIX. | cooled oil and perfect carbure'ion ithe De Luxe Automobile Co. Olds cause its designers to claim that | distributer, is scheduled for Thurs- | mt le ete pee ievdlben uphol- Co. ago with a Jordan line eight—| stx-cylinder model to supplement} wheel brakes, balloon tires, eight the Olds Motor Works, are to be. st ing Seen BOG HOS,” TNS DOW and cams. This principle of €N-/ 4:6 gome of the features of th? The Studebaker dealers in this) , i line supplements the Six—still con- | gineering is embodied in a ma- newest Wills Sainte Clair. which is porritory wilh meet. Thursday as R CO S PEE STER of the Park Autmo- liam. Grossman to carsy 10 pas-)|‘toria, brougham and. sedan. The ¢f Europe. There is a seven-beur. mores a | A Home Product > 9" ice faa} : , - al 3000 Zs p. m. Four-point Sus- . n uni ue coolin system is file J. # Farley, president of the , im : 4 'Meramec and Mississippi Rivers, iA q 4 Auburn Automobile: Co: will” be BUILDERS OF AKROW-HEAD CANOLS It is 18 by 6 feet, has a six h.-p. |bration and dampener consisting | syphon system ‘so designed that 1t | pik nar At’ " | ee , | St. Louls on the St. Louis and Kansas deep. It has sleeping accommoda- vanced engineering features and ‘heated but also cools the oil. Water! |The annual dealers’ meeting of. s and stered in mohatr, while made in five body types of strik. | its eight-cylinder cars. As in the body styles mounted-on the stand- | present. | Don’t Fail to See the of Car Sales. IAght Draft Motor Cruiser. tinued to be made. Both are pro; jcrity of the highest type aviation shewn by the McNiece Motor Co;. guests of the Weber Motor Car Co.. in shallow water 2¢w_line “eight engine is of L-head ing crankshaft which is onegof the | , : ‘pension is provided for the en-! other development which this mo- has been on display at the Brock ithe cblef apeaker Tuceday ‘ at a “HEADY’S HOTEL” _ Valley Park, Mo. iia eet aed ai while oon Sgeel ofa small fly-wheel at the front of | not only coots the motor and pre- |\City Automobile Co., Auburn dis- City road No, 2,’ Concrete all the way. newspaper giving Associated Press news service. refinements are noted throughout | gue YA Sy Ss 4 e % * ee % { atic w ‘ o ; nt ' reneral manager of the’ Dies- | #Utomatic windfhield cleaners rete k Be. ‘, ® ing Motor Sales Co., distribu-|St@ndard. A variety of optional) (ij cca SA | ION his: ee - Ricken: colors in bodies is afforded. The, bere s oes , ; Chicago, Detroit, Phila- 2 : Bae i | backer cars, tak- entire line is notable for symmet- | s, Stutz was the sensation. stead es ‘Be ae oe ing the place of : rical design, beauty and richness|. e Auto Show, be sure to see -* ati: ee} a4, of Jim Ward, tit a of finish inside and out, and for | ll the Stutz models and you : A en | has resigned. Fe ia, ee aa complete equipment. A‘ new three- r : = passenger coupe in three-color . BE. . | Sudrow, who has ¥ no ; combinations has been announced. rless car a large acquaint- | O a i ‘ , a a ‘n by the R A district. The val- 4 E: 4 The Jordan line is shown : Cc . gp ee pe Sb MacCarthy-Archer Automobile Co. ce in promoting sales 48 | gone manager for ‘ie as ites ser - 2 ' keeping owners salis- | Chevrolet Kan- Ba & # | er. . 3021-23 Locust BI. Daeg or some pia NEW MARMON CARS COME | heen driven home to him | gas City for some | e : 2 - ’ lli ow ¢ ‘+. tj ‘ 2 sj . ee , ICA Inc. INDIANAPOLIS ! he began selling auto- / time resigning cat | | IN | | DISTINCT MODELS | aes Junge says. several years ago The 11 models which compose Ban | stared tn monel while ee G~| | OF DISTINCTIVE APPEARANCE; ADDED TO EIGHT-CYLINDER LINE |: mo:or is as wear carboniess ax day at Une Marauette Hotel, A. B. | ¢ Paty | : ‘ | : d, ully de- : ardy, president, and Guy H.' provid- shown ®y the Wilson Motor. . | ; Jordan came out several months Wills Sainte Claire has a new | veloped system of hydraulic four-| Peasley, general sales manager of ee = Ringe e } . " . : . x | jeight, the six has overhead valves | 4rq chassis of 128-ineh wheelbase ¥ ME. JUNGE, assistant A motor cruiser, built by Wil- duced as phaeton, blue boy, vic- | motors and many of the finest cars | tng Studebaker distributer, for Outboard Motors at the Auto Show nem, distributer of Peer-:sengers yet run Show Weck De ¥ rs ih. is -so as-to be available for use on the | 7esign with actual 74-horseffower | outstanding features of this motor | owe aeion buatgsaaony Bee regen CHICKEN DINNER ST. LOUIS MERAMEC CANOE CO. : : : ‘gine, a feature of which is a vVi-!tor embodies. There is a thermo- Motor Car Co., 4416 Olive street. | i'meeting of dealers of the Mound WENT7VILLE, MU, . Served every Sunday: 35 miles from |. T ‘. . . 4 yet will run in water only 14. inches the crankshaft. Numerous ad-| vents it from ever becoming over- tributer. ° rhe PONT-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening tions for three persons. the’ chassis. A centrifugal air | b % New Manager for St. Louis Firm, | cleaner is regular equipment. The* Saas, .% F G. W. SUDROW has become radiator shell is of new design; | ee me SS SS ” > od Territory Increased. | to head his own } r Ghio Motor Sales Co., 6590 boven ge in that Lthe new Marmon line mark what | ton avenue, Which has been Irene . Later, he the Marmon organization says is a piling Davis cars at retagl for | disposed of Bee new and determining trend amonr | months, she gg niet Ose iner cars, destined to revise almost | had its enn je T- Hodgkins, all previous standards of quality | general managerp, G, W. Sudrow.| automobiles and methods employed ced Bee: , a cote aie- pita, | of the Ricken- in merchandising them. , Foremost . ‘ ie i ie | Fe MEE : els including a seven-pass > | Te ; Cc. Martin rig ka Texas Governor Buys Moon Car. ninlinas Pp Ms a five scubeiaine aca. | ; ident of . Pe 4 a. ° Pe, ’ on _ B: i ae «eo -DasSss 1ae- co nae Me Mrs. Miriam A. (“Ma”) Fergu-/ton a roadster, a de luxe coupe Peg «80% et ‘ wx tee . ‘ in we . 7 2 ‘ : ; 4 received @' #4. si eer Or. of Texas, has just/ with single, full-width seat, a five. | ee : ae slo - + Mibata Davis HR fe bought one of the new Moon de |and seven-passenger de luxe sedan. a luxe roadsters, finished in two-toné| and sedan-limousine de luxe or | a nas "e ~ : " : : i tan color. The. car carries three/ give and seven passenger capacitr. | driven 200- 4 /f @ fe nail, ; ° ° miles. over (ak ee 2 passengers in the regular seat, and/yn aj] Marmon models the chassis S ecial Six Sedan | *“jhas a rumbite seat for two more. p roads, is | is the same—the standard’ Marmon of mning £0 oes plans to be her own | six-cylinder chassis embodying cer- | ' Wittorily that its owner has ppsipage nonce tain refinements and improvements | ' “Doors in the Small of Backs.” | which cause it to rank even high- i to trade it in on a new | | An increasing demand for port- Ser as a mechanical achievement | — SE OES satel 'than inthe past. \ ‘ 7 ' lece Again Sells Lincolns. able steel garages that keeps pace rs ‘onal pa farmon cars are | f. Oo. b. Factory , with the sales of motor cars is re- | Cxibited by the More Automobile , ; Co - : ported by the O. K. Harry SBteel | o : | Co., whieh has been building this allsant Sein : : | LC LLLE associated himself with the ‘ype of housing for automobiles || (S fbert-Graves Motor Co., Lincoln | Since the @&ys when Ford cars sold | dealer, und’ will manage its | for more than Cadillacs and were AUT-Q)-aLo In business at 4025-4087 Lin. called Fordmobiles. Cars then had : 3 rant. “doors in the small of their | Your car in 20 minutes without Boulevard. McNiece has been °40¢ } e brush; makes it leok Iike new. retail automobile business in | backs,’’ built something like mod- | It’s permanent, too. S8-oz. can Uis as salesman, manager or ern refrigerator doors. If the prepaid, £1.00. Pr for about 20 years and is latch jiggled loose, the passen- Auto-Glow Products Co. bf the most Widely known of gers were.likely to find themselves Murphysboro, Iilinots. Row executives. sitting in the road. G. McNiece, first distributer neoin n@ior cars in St. Louis. h handling this automobile. ait 112%inch Wheelbase Five Passengers A Brand of Performance That Will Amaze You S-P-E-E-D! 60 flashing miles per hour when you want it. That’s the result of the new-type engineering C. W. Nash . a i ‘ has incorporated in the design of this perfected valve-irthead Cans See this Eight Special Six motor. | | d hi ' , h h Ww , sé | R-O-A-D-A-B-I-L-I-T-Y ! Extremely low-swung and an C 1S SLX at t c S O | | beautifully balanced, this car seems literally to drive closer selling quality at | WO beautiful Peerless cars are on exhibition to the road at high speed. : Bil 4 7 rape he }j tat the Automobile Show. One, the Equipoised C-O-N-T-RK-O-L3 Nash engineered the steering mech- ater quality n > iene, ewaciately’ vibrationlces at ned . renee ! anism especially for use with balloon tire equipment and | ; ™@ Smootn as silk, yet tremendously powertui—strik- | ae ioe . : q ingly beautiful—perfect in finish—the finest automo- 7 4-wheel brakes. So the Sedan handles with the most pleasing le, oh quality bd bile ott he salere a9 of price. ois me in PR ease and lightness. would expect to 7 essentials that make a car beautiful, comforta e.and, La B-R- A-K-I-N-G! Unquestionably Nash has set thé | pe eypemna es a z 29 os He pga os he : for the industry with these special 4-wheel brakes. They are . = €sé Memarra ars a cer THt0t ' . ‘ . | Ope 7 fully equalized on all four wheels, never affected by climatic. omega 4 Bw PARK AUTOMOBILE COMPANY changes, and they pull the car down smoothly to a dead-stop nements. Closed _ — Bomont 1840 Locust at Twenty-Third St. Bomont 1841 : : | ; ‘ : yr | THE PEERLESS MOTOR CAR CO., CLEVELAND, OHIO | a in record-breaking time, without lurching or skidding. The Equipoised Peerless Eight and the Superb Peerless Siz ¢ sd ft Their design is'a model of clean-cut simplicity and it has fewer wonderful and : | : points requiring lubrication than any other mechanical system. color an >st — moms . 4 | ‘ sae ern V-A-L-U-E! At the price,$1225 f. 0.b. factory, with this r a — 7 ) | ayy ae ee brilliant performance, superb body craftsmanship, and with | & er vy “ Five-Pass. Sedan, 4-wheel brakes, full balloon tires, and 5 disc wheels included Oo ay. ee | lm , : $1485, £.0.b. Factory at no extra cost, the Special Six Sedan is far and away the 7 @ : greatest value of its field. SOUTHWEST NASH COMPANY, 3000 Locust St., Distributors ‘ ** . ’ . » | ‘ 4 : ? } South Side Nash Company Kichor & Son Nash Compeaty Reichmann-Nash Motor Co. x 6501 Faston Ave., Wellston, Mo 123 NN. 6th Bt.. E. et. Louwls, iu. ; ; “4 4 1610 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo 4728-Gravols Road, St. Louis, Alo. : . j : ; é] 7 Hensieck-Nash Sales: and Heintz ‘Motor C ross — , : hee Service Conipany emtz Motor Company | : - ! Metropolitan Nash Company Briggs-Nash Service 6404 Olive Street. Read, $109 Ivory aAve. | : t Dealer . | 2724 N. Grand Boul. Affton, Me. University City, 20 m. Lowy. cone, "ae _— =—— ) Worrell-Nash Motor Company *

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+ bi - 3 wr SUNDA’ E. on ~~~ _—— —— ~~ ee eet pine side auuie aii ite lactis animate ability enable an i a control ANNOUNCE possible to secure fm’ ui ee SEES MORE CAR PLANTS sss: "°° Bl AME FOR CONGESTION | ancy wur oF wvos | BUSINESS |S ON RISING oxen nee anne oar AE FOR 1825 nex mm OP ELD LITTLE CAR © then to produce quickly t! ticle | : | The year 1925 ‘gives every prom-/ COMPLETE LINE FOR 1925 Yo Beangemecy “a : | to fill that demand. : | % : IN THIS COUNTRY USED ise of prosperity. We are riding a —_ | The larger companies, ue ft ) om a rising tide in all lines of “The Auburn line for 1925 has = = al | ra } : n | dealers in lines of cars adapted to car buyers of every taste and trpe = jr tT ? ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC} The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED head, methods of production . y . ' “dl roe yen. EARLY half of the motor ; ; are unable quickly to change their cars in the United States this year’s market, whose concerns as weil as dealers who realize the _ = | ‘= eae A . asec . 4 ‘ EE ee . ; “ , . ‘ , : x methods of production Therel = a are properiyv organized and operat- important advantage of having a 4 % ae ll P . : ae a we : . are used daily for business, {' _ : pts , = . : ; ‘ 4 ¢ . Auburn Vice President Says ; lies the reason for the continual ( ar Manufacturer VV ould { ,OT- according to statistics of the in- frend Toward All-\ @€alt [ sc of ed are bound to reap excellent re- cormmplete line of tours, sixes ani rh : facturer \ isons. Armies : - vaeiance of their production by es “oe ene Se i deel . -- : turns. cights manyfactured by the same 3 rrving Million no : } ‘ re + In elaine J} yo) | ,4ar dustr’ i mirts -Six ner ce! Oy arn eAritre ~ | rs Jue : : : . i , m 4 . . - > Smaller Factories Cannot truct Parking Places Und Cars Benefits Buyers, | The automobile te new out! chiellcmienat® iake ati) ae. al 1 Them Ca ying a a + 4 . 7 . 7 in the Future. vears ; _ ' ——s . hit iw - - Be Eliminated ' Dark e Sanares ot Oe ee ee eee rant Official Holds aaa acide edi a Ries er of c _ | The struggle of the | manu- rarxs OF Oquates. are used for occasional busipes rant Official raids. Fansportetion memes, 6S ee | a a, oe ee facturer is not wit! t : : ro- erra nds thea report ? cers, are {fast rea izing that as the Auburn Automobile Co. The San x ,, ! be ah re oe , fe agg ta fe a D uch it ranks equally aa important! teyri c seven -passenger ; 2. ¥ duction companies, but with othe ;' Only one car in every so qit were ee i ' : ——— © “ a 3Ox13'— Oversize — By FE. L. CORD, i'manufacturere of his ov ize. By W. L. VELIF. stated. is used solely for re@rea- Ry COLIN CAMPBELI. as our great railway. systems as an sedan are carrie@i in the same body | “4 ~ + BY EDWARD S. JORDAN, Vice-Presiient and General Man- | ination of the naller eem. President of the Velie Motors Cor- rion. Vice-President of Durant Motors, 2%¢"¢Y of progress and a developer’ styles and on thasame eight-in-line | ” « of the Jordan Motor Car ager of the Auburn Automo- ' pany means nothing to the b na poration. inc ‘of national! growth. chassis as annoutced last Septem-_| | Co. | { d ; . -iiin ‘ is ify ’ . . + - ‘ - ay a on 3 - - - bile Co. ducer, and he is perfectiv $7} Tha fe hliame fr ‘ : 2 a review of the automobile in The marked trend toward closed | her. Our &-in-line five-passenger engineers have the temer- h 2 ii : s 4 oe. © D ana ) tei) i) 4 re ‘7 motor are > ¢ “ in j revyie yf n uit mobvdiie ite Said : . i ; - . . : Faves 28 THOCOr' Care Fate 2 ;, cars and all year use is steadily sedan brougham and roadster are i pee try to visualize the motor car) " that the fattening production and aeales! new body designs on a new chassis, | Beyesrs from now and its in-) on the progress of civili-' ————— ¢ to 174a°2 Much propaganda is being spread, (to let these compan! have the traffic tions in large ities ? : pt car a . indicates be prev- sma!] percentage of t! total busis @hewid the biame for the co Lree & 3 . ee ¥ ;dustry for 1924 }Gicat ee ae im all si Dess which fatie thei , as Lio! rT the highways be ae : agg asi Tea ons ee ling off in total revenue bse oud ae od tne pingncial aovantege aswe did not have these body ‘ Depending upon th ons BE in tees ae Re Par IE PRIS ie ie L400 pryuryseue . ~ ss M4 82 ino ep much to genera! business of huyers who today get more vai- stvles in the eights during 1924. ufacturers of motor Cars, eXCePt) cena the bi ‘ atiieaientee cs Pam senate pttety. conditions as to the failure of some ue per dollar in an automobile than, The five-passenger sedan - and the “Big Ten,” is a certainty, and>jecer can build anythiy ne . an GE a — = n ‘cc th dj producers to adapt their operations in any other generally used com-| hbrougham bodies are unusually low, ip A hal “aoula * | changed conditions. modity. > ' so low in fact that a medium sized (to en the street car is chiefly an tor for automobile proeepecta a. ce on i oe-peit f she municipally owned street steps that could be taken by any | ate al ete 4 — ; es . artomonbil ; ; the bus aS & more flexible | efficient | MURICEIy Wem Pe. The truth of this is demonstrat- The national automobile shows! man standing on the sidewalk can fer group tPansportation wil! ‘k over the tops of these) : amidiy take ite place. all) gRort-' : oe lia with car transportation will le it ) | . | , ‘ ef oe} +. wt he - aet thes those concerns ive . sitar Inu suppliv the individuality and d@le- cars to ery the crowds of office vision for the parking of cars| ed » the fact that thos n give easily lo ‘ ‘ i ‘ : ‘ 4 ie - ' - ; is ~ Sa te r —t=t~ | ; eine a, S| . —. Sei wm op - ; -_ a . ' which experienced increases in neering and merchandising achieve- cars at the curb. The six-cylinder passenger transportation wii! in busses, which will supple- some half dozen large manufactur-|"°** . tinction desired by a certain per-imiorkers and shoppers to and from ° fi ki ; volume in 1924 were officered and ments in making modern automo-( tine will be built tn a touring car, | ; | 3 + > - +> ; ) i ~~? 7 , . i .. H rs, " As in Other Business. It is my prediction—quite can- would be to blame? Would it be | With free use of the streets by oth./¢ | — transportation aimost gBiver-| sedan and the popular English | ; sent the railroads. All short-haul s : : ‘ . : 4 s 4 . , j —— . wr : bf ° c - on iv. } : 4 — ” : er motorists. This problem is by | sense the changes in conditions and sally available. roach which was first produced by. , eh? transpo tien will be in, : , . ~ 4 ina? ‘- ie “AT. - . ‘ ~ . - ' . — ' rta no means a difficult one. In the! able enough to co-ordinate their o;7 | Auburn. We are building & new) este with the railroads carrying, the ultimate production of motor a4 is ‘ . t 4 he ' “aia rodaucer to raiiW i. ide Sul cc ; + ; tu business section of the city. , would not interfere | (directed by men keen enough ee. eeaeaetty eae ee ce a a EF Sis | »> ¢ paieiks toas c J, ; om og fee Meee ee eee ee oad a vals pera, n = & _ “ bps » ~ 2 y Chew ay x ar a. ers. : | centage of motor car owners. the citw's business section, who In no other industry = vied 40Y / trary to that of many —that ten‘the peonle’s fault because several half-dozen companies obtained ab- years from today there will be thousand | them wanted to use , #3 7? | solute control to the exclusion of more manufacturers than there are ; rT downtown sections of most large / erations to fit these conditions: four-cylinder motor car. This new or ; who are financially sound, ate men-| throughout that period. Neither do nenvidine ae ee ide ae m ; sound, are doing the public] think the elimination car. al ; aap a ne septs Sere eee ae oat ' from the adjoining street, this city till young. During. its 25-vear country. after a foreign car very much | Art x Moone > — but there are scarcely-more al a service and are, for that reason, lows now in the business f Preyer, Average tire consumption each! was made to appeal to those whe} 4547 DE : age ’ ean aint Teo ae . ise of those having occasion t: ion ani acK Aafain, but; year. for the average auto, | buy a moderate pricéd motor car rHONE FOREST oe [whe light-weight. ec nomical. 1915 it was 4.15, showing the and yet would like to have the} oi a speed little car is coming ¥ style and distinction heretofore not od _ It was only necessary for te “to start the movrement which U meentted in the construction of 45.- | ea miles of wonderful roads dur- alt cities, there are city parks or pub- | Yous, ae lin tai. 5 eubstantial, profitable and perma- among the smal! manufacturere = ~~ - ae ee ; — , a . “"*\~ visit the business section for shop- ith wir eontinuallv din®ginish In nent business. than it) will be among the largest «nai Peay RS aN aS S ce . age Bae ee ; : Room for Large and Small. twenty. ‘ ve Re : id 4} a POPE TS ge av pul easy ot a ee While it is as business experience and advance made in tire construrcti The most. {mportant factor in| Lelltnciccsoni by tely owned vehicles trav- mes gg ntannente tnat the success or failure of motor! Curb Scraping Hard on Tires. ling the highways, are necessary aati: eta ear factories, as in any other busi-| Care should be exer¢ised to pre- to the publi ! Sleek a eroije ) he | ness, depends upon how good is/ vent scraping the sides of balloon the prosperity o! usiness he | self-sustaining | . [A >. ~~ sgertainty. TERS OF tak management. are thin and are not’ protected it exists, devolves upon the muni- located. also Suggests itself as a | 4 [American-built motor cars are The success of the small manu-/ against scraping and chafing. cipality. If*the public prefers to'possible solution of the problem | wager, sturdier and better than Z | other cars in the world. They 3 £: ie to be because of the condition | ¢ the roads in many states of the om during certain periods of year. This means that we wil! ) minate the markets of the world, '$ cause we not only have designed satisfactory operation under all wi conditions. but we have de- th pped a production system which | > the marvel of the world. This’ ¢ ns large production at low cost ¢ economy as the basis of trans- gi 0 tion progress. " ‘Bmal!l! cars will appear in great @mebers in Europe. Styles in mo- s@ be care travel with the eun from st to west. The big. Delky car. ‘ing a large number of people, | mil give way to what might be =) d family fleets of littie cars. her, mothér, daughter and son cr? drive’ their own. because the rf nience of one member of the y cannot be sacrificed for the bi is of the other. members. ) _€tties are spreading at lightning | 4d, shopping centers are spring- | up in all suburban sections of | cities of the United States. Ev- | woman will demand her own af ¥ . and the daughters and sons - lt have theirs. ' There are 725.990.9000 families in The new Wills Sainte Claire Six is a worthy lon piece of the famous ‘ United States. Therefore, we, Wills Sainte Chire Eight, embodying } per, re: aad aio ee | | . ve several! million families yet toe | which have made C. Harold Wills preeminent as an engineer, a met- . | | allurgist, and a designer who has always built with but one thought in mind—QUALITY. ‘ | Advanced engineering and ad metallurgy have never produced The New Oakland Coach $1215 at factary . preabee-caries: ies me nari om. cams; removable head; cooled oil; interchangeability of all co advantageous features have caused this motor to be LS uaeat eae = tir, a : . 5 eas : SAR ae ee she v te : k ai . ae Q a 4 causes iw din Ge LE Lg - oS i Seale 1s ihe * _?' = hay va * y eR : 7 le 7s PE ae Fe, av Sa ak fase. Webi: adn ihe rca I he better you become acquainted with the features of advanced. engi-' | tad vine ae neering in the new Oakland Six, the more coeraeuenl aghae ae npr, ge solidity, preventing rattles and Balanced balloon tires; un fully you will appr eciate why this Out- | . deep, luxurious upholseschgy aaa eae aan : | . . = car a riding comfort which cannot be a Standing motor car is winning and car over the roughest roads. a aie , : ay deer or er thee viele : ves the driver a — ; “4 holding the good will of all who buy it. Smoothly, qudiy alee ee | 3 7 Molybdenum steel, the most marvelous alloy steel ever developed, is used ; @ first and a liberally throughout the chassis where stress and strain are encountered, : 3 assuring thousands upon thousands of miles of the safest possible and most i" @ The pri luxurious transportation at the minimum of operation and maintenance cost. : — ° — Oakland features of advanced engineering you will see at the show ; Its pe pera se or engineering features; the strong, et leteness and fineness of the appoint- Q, Four-wheel brakes, disc steel wheels, balloon tires, permanent top, Fisher Bodies, one-piece V. V. ate eed fetch, GA cha ae : te Sena Paand windshield on closed types, Duco finish, centralized controls, indirectly lighted instrument panel, «= ue ay aca aah oe is eS te ae at Aer ‘MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR CO. 2801 Locust Street ANGELICA AUTO SUPPLIES SPERRENG OAKLAND CO. 4101 N. 21st Street 3436 Lindell Av. WHITE BROS. AUTO CO. lith and St. Louis Avs. ST. LOUIS AUTO SALES Co. East St. Louis, Ill. 3027 Olive Street. OA K PRODUCT OF . EARNEST J. KRAUSE CO. 5187 Delmer ree ™ Phone Forest 888 fer « ‘ | OPEN EVENINGS, 9:30 WE INVITE YOU TO OUR EXHIBIT —— <n

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eS se DiS a Sad RET a HRT Le OEE ge Come eres 0% 2 apy ae wre FOE agro ee, ) 4 4 Pa » +“ s ‘ 4 2 ol gx inher +a sia : - mt - = Nive a TEs ia PAAR a J e en re) _— - , — - “ : — — Di Ri a wich nsctas Ab eas og aid. ate Petia a rte ioe oe -- —_—— - , —_ | Ae De ees PE MT aS RTE EE ee eT ee eee en ae ,) : . cxpay goa, : / 7 A aE ; 2 | waht UNDA ee is esi 1, 1925. The Daily POST-DISPA [CH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH othe? evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH % tl possible to secure in an : . “ ne ed ae ' | : | president of the Gardner any ; | ] ‘ompany, ae ES \s high-priced car.” The. 7 ald; #y N h « ° RDNER Dol LES \ “Immediately ay the teirodéee: : AUTO PI ANT Will x ae lerngy BS 3 unprepared to iar more shetty meet the de- d ; . n h : © an 1¢ thing an a in as ew 0 y nes Oo Hk fi the new Gardner eight at to do then was to increase our pro- f Orders for the new equipmen’ R 1995 ‘City Automobile Co. will a | eland at e itomobile show,*our luction capacity by building exten- have been placed and installation }Auburn cars, _.. a “a a 925 ha: 3 distributer in tl . mee = ) WING, S Ar JORDAN an order the 100. the 'an te we sions and through the tnstallation will begin as soon as the bullding# appe: | : for ie sal 5B fae ria: be owe | of additional machinery equipment. have been completed. Active work Shipment. When This will make it possible for us to on the new buildings also is under ; | and type. | OIE LLY LN CLED ~t re ‘ sod utors and dealers, CGard- per cen ehassis. | CHIEF TAN CORE 3 seyears from now and its in-{ eae: , ee the first six months of 1925. Or-| y the opening of the spring reason COMPRESSION LOSSES tae “a AND OTHER MAKES - me on the progress of civili-| wa, J ewe, -~ ae 4 . eae ders for $5,000,000-worth of parts| pate a Sb : a te | | CYLINDER WALL WEAR z 1974. | 30x3% . | i | poe - Cee Ss a i i al . ¢ ° . | bi . and materials to carry out this in- |} the automotive industry, particu. | 2 grea : produ on pre- : an And Bend Vp ese: se the street car is chiefly an, | % Ee 4 ig ban: RRO pee creased program were confirmed. | larly for car manufacturers with |‘’?US'Y attained hally low, ee ; Motor for automobile prospects | i RE eps fd Bree Oh ght. og S Mi ae iii y oe | Manufacture of the new Gard- | products oid : tien sh oie -ediendiedl poms for the Nash ndvance z | eg 57 SAS OU saspaeri 3 - ner eight models is going forward | | SBS Special SEK. GBES COle KORt tae bg 5 ; merit to offer. plant at Kenosha and Milwaukee | & um sized — [the bus as a more flexible) | % Oe ee cm eye “ogi ph a ralk can 4x4 r mM for group transportation will | | 4 °(:Sgc Zee eM ge i EM Be fe bh ee i at a rate originally expected to be “ : z : os : ee. | PLR RARE Ty Le Ke RRS Cae IT Ce Co ee ee ’ dod BF ae ee i : Money 1s cheap and bountiful. busy literally night and day a of these Kelly- ra] ; . take its place, all phort-| reached only by the middle of 1926.) | Sp ngflelc “ge rapicly | Says Gardner. “Farm roducts, rroughs rus se Yr . -cylinder | ly yy j pabsenger transportation will | | Officials of the Gardner’ company the palircad eituat! : oj st uc , through put August, September, Oc- e ring car, | restone Cord gq fn busses, Which will supple-| r “. |state that production for the first lane Burovean c ectiinaiaiais prongs tobsr..and = November and made ; a 2 « a ~ 4 £ . ‘eri or English | $0x3% “2 Bey one ang : : t the railroads. All short- hau! | eo 22 of bend new Franklin air- cooled closed models, showing how | six months of the year has been | strong hind wnaidah. dinann posts Fh, pred the ghue ange covering a . " 25 >» me > r mac Fires :i e lines of this well-known car have been completely en ‘The contracted for by distributers tt te: tanm a very sound basis for good. rier arta Vi _ -_ _ loe ca r } NFAaNAtIonN Or over .o .* : fucéd by | : ersize oly . efi vl nt transportation will be a new 3: ' Kelty $1 ie eth the railroads carrying | new Franklins are , eee shown here for the first time dealers, and that the factory is! pysinegs.’ 900 wort! f iditi lant @ ‘orth o adi ona plan a r | 3.3 Firestone.. - = oon — ~>-- —— — j ‘ 3 as a Sanat Kelly Cord : Ty. oe car nro Front. a2 »ply before we be } iver ‘nee thi wuee eth t sot eben: gydag pio ae ae me 0 Ip i pane PR EEE ‘ pr ore we begin to approach »| STUTT SIXES NOW MADE e 7 On Of | Gardner company, sees 1925 as a “It has; . ways been our policy ta ; mail and phone orders, bere are nearly 18,000,000 mo-j| any saturation point domestically; | |the Gardner eight-in-line at the good year for the manufacturer |expand our | s modeled "Sie tars in the United States to-| but we have millions of people in. IN THREE SEPARATE SERIE |New York automobile show early' whose cars might be classed as. b. eee wee bd gf ce 2741 Locust St. . Bomont 2163 toned Art B Mooney Treg lee but there are scarcely more | all the nations of the world to sup-| Stytz cars are made in three se-| this year, demands for this car/custom-built and is in a position to sg Nasi Mc ae pet thal it 4547 DELMAR . gp 3,000,000 in all the world be-| ply before we can talk about any) ties konwn as No. 693, No. 694 and | have taxed our production facili-| profit from a sensible overhead and models cial ae ee ae ox iat * See Our Booth at the Auto Show "s “4 4 real saturation point. No. 695, the first two having a/tiea,”’ says Russell FE. Gardner Jr..' elastic productio er tiction in vee: F BS a ae PHONE FOREST 733 See The lightweight. economical, Cars will be built with a shorter) (20-inch wheelbase, byt differing — pron ee ton potcien, August were so well received by the a(S BCG es @s2 tages es Sea pee 38 E ligh-spe little. car is coming; Wheel base, lighter high-speed mo-. in some respects, such as fenders, | , , 3 ore not | ipidly. Jt was only necessary for; tors with greater economy of gas, | character of running boards and | ‘to start the movement which | tires and upkeep. tire carriers, They carry practic- aeyited in the construction of 45,-| Imagine the _ possibilities injally the esame body types except! a miles of wonderful] roads dur- aluminum if an aluminum alloy,|the five-passenger tourabout made agthe last few years to make this; which has now been developed,fonly with serfes No. 693. The sertainty. 'could be produced at the price of; other bodies include: Five-pas- metican-built motor cars are steel. Aluminum sells for about 28|senger sedan, two-passenger road- Sager, sturdier and better than cents a pound and steel for ahout/ster, five-passenger phaeton, and wother cars in the world. They |3 cents. That development’ will| four-passenger coupe, some with) fe to be because of the condition | come, and with it a revolution in| wood and some with wire Wheels) the roads in many states of the the economies of railroad, passen- |as standard. They are very well Mion during certain periods of ger car, and truck transportation. | balanced in preportions and rich | he. year. This means that we wil] Little cars selling for $200 or/in appearance. The frame is seven nate the markets of the world, | $300 apiece, designed in good taste|inches and exceptionally strong in| use we not only have designed |and equipped with inclosed bodies,/all models. An important me-| atisfactory operation under all|will carry the millions of people| chanical feature is the Stutz siz conditions, but we have de-|throughout the world,who. must! engine built complete in the Stutz, n | . 4 lopped a production system which | have individual transportation. factory and noted for efficiency | 3 ithe marvel of the world. This! Three hundred motor cars were|ard power. The séries No. 695 8 large production at low cost | built in 1895. Then it was an en-| has 130-inch wheelbase’ chassis, “economy as the basis of trans-/|gineer’s problem: merely to make| mounted with seven-passenger them run. Ten years later 25,000! tourster, five-pasenger eport Ber- é tion progress . v KK ®mall cars will appear in great were produced, but thev didn’t run; brougham, seven-passenger 4 A | Ombers in Europe. Styles in mo- satisfactorily. Frequently they/iine, five-pasenger sporster and + There “SS 8 8 8 8: gs — SSeeeegp aaa anemwasaeuevaenansn iner predicts a prosperous 1925 for |' Se Se sesee ese meeaeaeaese aes ring car| fF cars travel with the sun from stopped on the road. seven-passenger suburban. car, Then the Society of Automotive! 's also a series No. 695-B, in sever- at to west. The big, bulky : , a a! ing a large number of people,| Engineers began to standardize!ai types, differing only from the) ' Mil givé way to what might be parts and improve their efficiency.| series No. 695 in certain details. " d family fleets of little cars.|That gave the production man his’ The Benjamin Motor Co. is the ez- : sther, mothér, daughter and son chance, and ten years later, in 1915,| hibitor of Stutz cars. i Grive their own, because the nearly 900,000 cars were produced.! —_ ae A AR myenience of one member of the Th’ production man was having | New Car Exhibition Continued. ly cannot be sacrificed for the |hishinning. Low cost production | Attendance has been heavy all heeds of the other. members. /hadSestablished the industry on a|the past week at the preshow <4 _ Cities are spreading at lightning firm basis. Ihibition of the new Willys-Knight . a | In 1924 about 2.500.000 cars were and Overland sixes and new models. Ows , Shopping centers are spring- | 3, € up in all suburban sections of | produced. Ninteen hundred and| ‘of the four-cylinder cars in these | The exhibition will bey me cities of the United States. Ev- twenty-five will see a production of | two lines. woman will demand her own close to 4,000,000, because the pur-|continued at the Willys-Overland | ar, and the daughters and sons chasing power of the country is in- | building, Twenty-third street and | ~ ‘ill have theirs. | creasing every day. , Locust boulevard, during the auto- _ There are 25,000,000 families in Ninteen hundred and twenty-five |mobile show, at which Willys- O OTHER h bees , © United States. TI! fo¥e, : » bi t r the in-|K h d Overland ] i : Ceietes abies tn tle, he ocinn. lca LER car has ever given such spectacular proof of performance . supremacy and value leadership. © ODGE 5 ROTHERS Five Sensational The group of performance trophies, TYPE-B SEDAN Records « Two Cups and records now held by the Cleve- Coveted Trophies land Six has no parallel in automotive ? us Popular with women because the seats and hi springs are restful, and because the lines of 1000 miles in 745 minutes istory, | —averaging 80.6 m. p.h. for 12 | continuous hours. The most ° 1 ¢ spectacular exhibition of speed Wherever it has been exhibited at Popular with men because the body is all- : and stamina ever given the steel, the finish Dodge Brothe duri ' motoring public. ° P ities. dhe eghiclotory:qumidbee leak: " va a? automobile shows this new and revolu- —f which make f 7 w bbs if ‘ actors which make for long life at lower <Califerhic’s fimovs 9% mile tionary Car has excited the keenest sort first and after cost. ) power climb, made in 24 min. a S| OF Seeeent. ; Mt. Diablo at | d. ’ Tare Moror Compu, feta P< TIS ies of trtgos, rec Sensational power, speed, stamina WASHINGTON AT GARRISON / ‘record time of 22 min. 36.3 ses. and r adability— bodies that are superb Bomont 1241 : att. ieeery examples of luxurious coach work— a -e er ey: peak in high gear in 14 min. 31°/s sec. ° r . Pomona Bulletin Trophy. prices that are a genuine revelation— Frisco to Portland = small wonder that all ne is acclaim, —The record motor car run an teghbiningsxams, ing the Cleveland Six! CLEVELAND MOTOR SALES CO. . Bomont 516 2650-52 LOCUST BL. Bomont 516 ST. LOUIS WEST END ASSOCIATE DEALER: CLEVELAND DOWNEY MOTOR SALES, 4618 DELMAR BL. FOREST 623% East Side Dealer, Dirden & Lackey Motor Car Co., East St. Louis, Ill. Attractive Contracts for Salesmen—Associate and County Dealers the car have genuine distinction. The price is $1095 f. 0. b. Detroit—$r195 delivered 4 USED CARS TAKEN AS FIRST PAYMENT CLEVELAND SIX | COMPAN ¥: CLEVELAND 52 WEEKS TO PAY BALANCE CLEVELAND AUPOMOBILE eaciall _

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| ak - scape i925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the _ morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED i PREDICTS A STRONG © “woromsts ane rhxen =a EELS TOORME ~ REPLACEMENT DEMAND. "Stns" suares SHERWIN-WILLIAMS: S.MiiyiesAtesnP = | OTORISTS are oF a ( it \ { = Cleveland Official Sees Noth- M ee” eelaaiiaes penne | | Opex Lacquers and meus vee Ipuitord Made + dg ds States, statistics Pp. 7 * 2° io " r = mn ing on Business Horizon to hey pay eight separate taxe - 5.90 M. s on ; in some® states. These consist of . Are Used Exclusively by A “ handler Car. Check Sales. operator's license fee, motor be ith C $ registration fee. tax on gasoline. | a 7 ve Fey ke road tax, personal tax. Federal | t a 4 t income tax | ’ facia to “There is nothing in the business income tax, State is . ? 5* ri! horizor t ¢} sent ti hich and Federal license tax. oe minut horizon at the present time which’ 4 sect in | fy] On the models shown below and on other models of their manufactugg Bay ectting a nen Total motor vehicle taxes Rigule ie shy Wey Se Oe 1923 averaged $31 the car. Jistance wi! t . for the Gis. “ ' crested. a = ee eS ee Visit Our Display in Their Booth at the Auto Show 7 Be iced with special 3.25 held up during 1925,” says H. G. Gold-| : | a s sa? PB ery toi«c a>" : rs. o smith Western sales manager of celeration. Balloon tires are now } : has just bee a oan | ms | > : ho recéWiy drove : Clev utomobdile Co. standard factory equipment. The “ar? : ord oF - aie tie said | We invite your in- We are prepared to 8 \¢amaverage speed STe™ Sn "This forecast is shared not only | evgine is changed as to block, ff & - six at : the bila , - > vr : ; “a A. : L» (by myself, but by others in the/ .,i 6. ang pistons, the block being spection of this offer an especially at. : miles an hour tha *- the spo iver City speed- up two > RE O 20th A IN N I V E R S A R y S E D A N industry who have made a par- piehee and the water. acket being finish. tractive proposition. ¥ 4 e the ‘4! ' saad ticular ctudy of the general busi- ~ t f circu edes e > secu reer rcu- , Way on smguets Track. ) . ' ‘ fect the sale of motor cars., lation. The valve seats and ex- 7 “rer rete eee mace ee et, THE COMMERCIAL AUTOMOBILE RE-FINISHER Mies" om = | “There is not a dealer selling voter and the valve diameter is * prdins . | Cleveland cars in any section of lareer. . Matter steering, too, has | — 7 : quite ; a ped — ne ” veh a at 3 it “a ena Natural woog wheels are standard \ acquainted with | , ae tever to hold it full oF Z h % r so. ey" Sees Big Closed Car Demand. in none iP agie epee ee - : . on aii cars, Ww ic nciu e - Vv = pene . - oh a> , 7? mS 44 . Mes he . - -_ 4 i . _ At Lensing, pilus taz try who agree that 1925 sales will roadster. five-passenger adilian SPORT ROADSTER wan pleasan’ , be stimulated to a large extent by rene es che pra ting ne 4 con and t'ted te | ‘os " » a “OU ’ oe rt - a : increased replacement orders. It Pp . SS sround a slippery track. touring. Maxwell cars are shown | a = m@tights were of no use, Wi h i — h Af id’ G ? must not be overlooked. that be-/| thout Question — the orld’s Greatest meuet: met: Weoverioeked; tiamt 05). a te Sue: ie : _ amis cause ss br the slope of the Dollar-for-Dollar Metor Car Value *. of the buying publicduring 1924, —— . | y in- rural dis | Send on the straightways all) “ T+}, "he ? := TRAVELER SEDAN a ae many, articularly tricts. decided to drive their old | —The first full size, four-door inch wheelbase. A Reo cars another year. The result is sedan at open car price. entirety. that many will be in the marke? ‘ee: a : inf fal lin 1 'thtis year for new cars, and for this | a 3 racefu es, low-hung — Steel paneled body, genuine reason replacement sales should | 7 f° : x4 | body, fine finish. balloon tires. _be greater than usual. a. | , sits ‘ | “Buying should be particularily | | a 9 Wide doors, large dimen- —6-cylinder engine, double ‘keen in the field of closed cars, | . — A a 2 Regardiess of Make, the Greatest & sioned seats, good looking frame cradling of vital units, | owing to the large number of new | : - % sia ai 4 + 3 % on Such Brands and long lasting upholstery. Reo saf 1, : closed models introduced at prices : oe, RB 4 ° . k U - vitae , ety contro which make a very small differen- a y Goodrich, Fis 7 = nit Standard Reo Chassis, 120- tial between the cost of open and “Pf ' 4 r : . 2g — «C Kelly and Ken: closed types. It is, therefore, only “ . + 3 4 KARDE | I MOTOR CAR CO. logical t® assume that, because of) £4 & ‘ All Latest Type Balloon 5! the many advantages of the closed a hits % = : must move to our new quarters aft 3145 LOCUST BL. St. Louis Distributors car, this type will be chosen by ‘ } ' : ' ig me we intend to cispose of every OM .@ ; ? 3 , Wing expense A ca we many who in the past have been ! : ssociate eaiers obliged to pick open cars because | . - Pa : ; os “ . , a4 ) sy fi: RPAt Prices We Are Not P your ¢€ STEINER-FAHRENS ROG AUTOMOBILE CO. many closed cars were priced. 80. . , aa ee a . : 4000 Page BI. much higher. . ad, “a iy | 4 of = [ae YOu Want to save money on j a a mate come in at ence. gi WM. MULCONNERY, 1472 College Av.. East St. Louis. UL — ? aa MAXWELL CARS IMPROVED Y al . , s 7 a in wn 2 > =«CEverry Tire and Tube R Biv cuaranteed and backed by our REO MOTOR CAR COMPANY Lansing, Michigan In LOOKS AND PERFORMANCE h | = asa | | ke a _— a | oretaggres a of accesso ~ Iaxwell cars show considerable , : ; . atid eS ° hange in mechanical features, de- ' — vo | . =e _ sign and equipment, resulting in , , ' _* | increased power, economy and ac- ' a . 7 - . . . ; “ , . , He Deliveries 2206 Locust “Our new home willl be at the N. E. Ce - > : e , "a Ron tetera i. BUILDERS OF | fa P : —" — ‘ Y ¢ re ee -) ie |x ati eae nke, ale SR atone sere Se SE a Pessabi ed ote 4 Pr ae ie 4% et bd AI SIX The Flint Six goes:into Values Shown ; at the Sh The exhibit of Ford Closed and Open Cars at this year’s Automobile Show should interest its third motor show aS | one O f th C MoO St Lramdegseae the greatest values in More car-owners every year come to the ulti- ‘mate realization that a Ford delivers more conspicuous | SUCCESSES | | - dependable, care-free mileage per dollar in- vested than any other car. in automobile history. | 7 First cost, upkeep and depreciation are all eS ae ke: wit bets Bemba L ain 9s be m Wh": ? " ayy ost ee ee eS Sat RARS ASh vial ts INR ee EAR! LE Gi SD tl) RIT A iE re ee ee SR ies a Penge stan ll deed at ay ‘of lower. Service is more widely available. Be sure to — the Ford Display. It will con- The Flint Six is made in Two Chasses — eens ame pgp og 20a Ra pa an complete selection of open and closed bodies Spalding Motor Company Fores 3320-24 Locust Boulevard (At Locust-Lindell Cut-Off) RO; 04 THE UNIVERSAL CAR nt I »4 VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT ALL FORD PLANTS= ee — ~< ~— ov ames 2 — : u te " a ON OO ICR A Re en CT ee a ae MET 2. PRE eh eke ax ow x youre » “es weedy Ae der. ohbeti ve we joe a oe ge. MB ae . ROO We RPK « SPR oor 8 Ae ee 7 . - _— - Ee eS a re ere he ALR ont tem E

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AEST The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers:GOMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH qi il {| [RIVE I had lo do w as to keep the car | RICKENBACKER Six AND EIGHT bes windshield, cowl. ventilator, | ESSEX. COACH REPRESENTS | models are: in Blue Devil, blue. | plete. The higher priced sedan! e eyo ) the etrs a Se ee nS et biter hac are \, lacquer finish and | (‘leveland blue is the color of the and the new coupe are called Gold inside edze. = il r eniid taal -t6n REFLECT AIRPLANE PRACTICE | Bo rp lie econ teem — Fo Mana ADVANCED Wy CAR DESIGN coupe and touring car. The sport Standard models, the former being Car dropping, just like an elevator, Rie kenbacker di uring the past | ises prone. auatel. bake degen The Eecex, buiit by Hudson. un. ee ee Bo ast ae a seer - ig sh = Dae Beagoves BSA waee i headed toward the rail. year supplemented the six with a Star models, the two-door sedan |d¢r Hudson patents, combines to aiel in Shen aca et se ne mig ny na oe soe, lly ees Ae = Pee When we checked up the time, | ‘vertical eight.” It comes in three | ;, powered with the new million- | !igh degree all-round economy and the ears except the coach have a plece withe automatic cleaner. The eee round that the fog had aol seer ‘ype, & ne hg touring. coup’ dollar motor. The body types in- pleasing operation It now comes’ raised bead in contrasting color ex- coupe is either gray or blue And ee: O © ke! ; en ti nthe Rr ages a yon pattie - a Senes bere? | clude touring, sedan, coupe and/|*aUipped with balloon tires, it is a tending around the car. Last year has a luggage compartment back of The factory that bas consistently ] oo Made 4 ds - _ afar pied nen a eigen % ony in the six. The roadster, all in good design and | ®!X-cylinder car, using many prin- the popularity of Cleveland cars in driver's seat. Reos are shown by! tat ¥ 2 4 miles an hour, and 92 was” the|chassis has 121%-inch wheelhase, finished in excellent taste. ciples of construction learned in strikingly different colors “was «othe Kardell Metor Car Co. “| led the world tr initiating most o > Tatts : 4 : $,90 0 M. P. fh. 11 vd maximum speed I attained on the four-wheel brakes, oil rectifier and Ne REE a 1s years of manufacturing experi- great that Cleveland officials de —— ; t) } . 9 1, ._ o ‘ a e a " ‘ . . , ~ 4 - La il i i | Aa . ~ ~~ ith Chandler (ar. ther laps. cleaner as standard equipment. One| CHEVROLET CARS IN DUCO 4 ence. The motor has unusual puw- cided that colors should set the line OVERLAND FOUR CONTINUED bave made riding more comfort- | “Got Terribly Sleepy.” of the notable ‘features is the use! er, quiet operations and auick pick- apar : . 2 ‘ oy : ; é K pPicK- apart from thé commonplace th's able and enjoyable will have So “JT eould better the ne "s ,. Of a high ratio of engine torque to | up. Easy riding and steering ; venr ° . a etter the time. It's mo ely » ie Y eae | I & and ; ring and yer Many metor car buyers a ea car 1000 notonous, of course. After half a; ©*®r Wwelgnt e bore and stroke economical operation are also fea- share ¢} ces dite | : eels to driy é é ——— ‘ ) ‘ lare the opinion that to have di«- While ’ ’ — : : » the new six-cylinder Over- if 1Sp ay a are 3 inches by 4% inches, the en- tures. TI f le; , ‘ es. le > saSeCX design nection 4 , " + , ‘ ul _ a } mus e ¢ r agi ust be colorful. jand cars have been built to’ fill wi hours. 99 minutes and “sie ] eo terribly sie ee when re ta developing 70-horsepower at | The announcement. of the new ge ; hall i t ie ; st dat th t told the ere . : at | ee ariv adapted ti é n tires. T ‘level: “are are r > | Ameri- ae oe ee pith ee egg? 3000 revolutions per minute. Un. ;‘ ‘hevrolets in both Duco finish and eh ne : § bythe se the |Cleveland cars are shown by the particular needs, the Overland four- s vw : . . | CORE 3 resents a martes aqdvance (‘leveland NMiotor Sales -- r . ; important part of the Willys-Over- | 0 | ae at. - .. the motor, apparently developments | ated much interest The Chevrole p i ‘S ‘asing li a i los La fod + with special 3.25 held up a @@#ekboard, with the Car €& Way on: pper, ‘You're pine!l hed’ Then I saw a inva separate compartment. The | Pend all + tent , On Motor Car Co. ; cvlinders are cast in the form of! enders on all models are in black. dard 120-inch wheelbase chassis Steel bodies over frames of stee! ' > | Jerome J. Benjamin, Manages. ae to Mulford, his own eop there and byifioned for him. to. ©: |The uco finish give he ¢ : ext j ed ite ordinary. “Why. '\try to catch m@g He had a motor ‘an L-head block, The crankshaft | lee ¥" ie] loss a ' ' ; | tig: ~ CLEVELAND 1995 MODELS and are equipped with balloon tires ems in importance to this change Boment 604 quite © ' ; | has nine bearings. Many features, ; Pp, rich gloss, whicn retains its " and dise wheels. The lower priced in the Overland line are the refine- : nothing to it,” he said. kg pl ton pt nna m5 a characteristic of the six, which is} “ite aad taster end wtlinibeix brighter PRESENT ARRAY OF COLORS sedan is blue below the belt. and, ments and improvements built into 3021-23 Locust Blvd. “ did it,all. [ just cocked ve oe ee ee Fe |still the backbone of the line, are wae See and ponenenm Duco on _ ; black above, the body framework, the engine during the past year. Pup ip the corner, sat back iiuiiein Barget Practice. found in the eight. Both cars ire | ae Bitty presenters hbo god me oad ee ee ae ee ee being ash and maple and the pan-| Thicker, heavier and stronger rear a xt her wide “Next we plaved ball. One of |Shown by the Diesing Motor Sales; Teta an a aver 7 : 2 pgs sates _e six / els steel. Other details include one-| axle shafts of molybdenum steel . Mes asan® even | Be Laen’ ae. ae a: it is not necessary to refinish the;models. The new coach premier piece ventilating windshield and|are used. Patented triplex springs. re ae crew held up @ board. with 5 3 i. entire body panel because the dam-/and sport sedan are finished’ i1!three-hinge doors, except right | have proved their worth and being | p bother with ny eee eee oe Sane even DURANT IN FIVE STANDARD aged section alone can he quickiy} Bloomfield gray, while the four-!front door. The seats-are extra! continued as an important feature a tafe are advertises & Ipped an ecg oem ni de ae I went by, ¥ $0 = an eg repaired with Duco. ‘door sedan de luxe and brougham, wide and equipment is very com-! of the continued production. PORE Misr ATS SA ver to Noid it tuil open,;7 threw a gumarop at the taryel. PES - 44 hit anythin AND FOUR SPECIAL TY = r £0. | Did you ever try to , f ourse, the first hour or so; while driving 90 miles an hour? Durant cars have 4 flexible eid p pleasant. The start Was It's funny; those rumdrops seeineq ; motor with power and flexibility | fog, and I had to feel to go straight down when they left | suited to hill climbing, quick ac- ground a slippery track.| my hand. and TI had to throw aw:y | celeration and a minimum of gear- | ose were of no use, up in the air to hit the board. When shifting. The chassis has a 109- witched them off. I could|one did hit it, though, it sure did inch wheel base and includes many | ‘turns by the slope of the hit it hard; it just flattened cut high+class units. The motor is} ad.on the str aightways all | |like a raindrop!” overhear valve type of 3%-inch ‘bore and 414-inch stroke. The | “tubular backbone,’ a Durant fea- |} ture, extends between’ the front | and rear cross members, strength- | i M OVA L TIRE SA LE ening the frame and preventing LE distortion. The Durant is made. ; ix" > _ 7) ‘ ‘ P Regardless of Make the Greatest. Sacrifices Ever “Made eater aa a aeameen | o etonpegeepeggllge bodies are: Five-passenger touring, | Beadsich, Fisk, United Statés four-passenger coupe with three) fixed seats and a folding seat; | Kelly and Kenyon _business man’s coupe, with large All Latest Type Balloon Sizes Included. luggage compartment; the sedan, ’ ye must move to our new quarters at once. Our lease is up seating five, and the coach, seating : we intend to di spose of every bit of stock possible to save five. Durant cars are exhibited by | Wing expense. the St. Louis Durant Co. 5 _——_ At Prices We Are Nét Permitted to Publish -TWO-DOOR SEDAN MODEL | af you want to save money on your coming season's require- ents, come in at once. . : 3 | NEWCOMER IN STAR LINE , : A two-door sedan has-been add- , : : | Every Tire and Tube Is Fresh ed to the line of Star cars, which om + ed | ily guaranteed and backed by our record of five years of fair are shown by the St. Louis Durant a ae . \ handising. Hundreds of accessory items, at less than Co. As its name indicates, it” is ‘ ee; pnolesale, all must go. not a coach, but a full-sized sedan, two extra wide doors in- : having STA E | IRE { O Inc ° ' stead of the usval four narrower | | °9 ° ‘doors. The extra wide doors fa- | lp Phone Orders Open Evenings | cilitate entrance and egress The Bo Deliveri 2206 Oc . d Sand ae ; = Doring a, L ust St. Davies "flake b' right front seat folds toward the ~Wur new home will be at the N. E. Corner of 23rd and Wash- | driver s s@€at to permit an ample ; , ar The on boulevard. | passageway to the rear seat. | Star two-door sedan, with one- , Stock Chandler Does Distance in M BROTH ERS 689 Minutes, Averaging 86.96 Miles per Hour-—a New World’s Record IRUCKS | N February 4th, at Culver City, Cal., a stock Chandler sped 1000 miles in the elapsed time of 689 minutes, 54 seconds. , te FARM appeals and PROFITABLE TRAVE LER SEMAN | ee ae te ns Stine ahi ey OY ap mw - ee ~~ nccangs OP ee a eee -- - SE RO, a Re ee ee © ere ee ee Ge ae ecerqudp SOLD BY DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS EVERYWHERE According to all available records, this stands as the fastest thousand miles ever made by any automobile—including racing cars. a Te a Oggetreeer i ey +7 greens uae gt This one point alone is suf-. ae: ‘From start to finish, there were no tire changes nor mechanical ficient to merit the serious adjustments—the only stops being for fuel and oil replenishments. : i o ae . ead | S| consideration of anyone in- At the end of its heroic exhibition, the car was turned over to Bien Core tf : “Re » Harry Miller, the noted racing car builder. He has certified it as +r terested in dep endable trans . f being a stock model in every respect except for its higher gear ratio: d oe | | a ‘ st values in ion: 3 a | portation raham Brothers 7 This electrifying feat—unequalled in all automobile history— ae || Trucks -are sold and serviced | y represents the culmination of Chandler’s notable series of perform- O the ultl- : : | | : 1 ‘ | gpa : everywhere by Dodge Broth- F aster Than Air Mail! ance victories Built to master a mountain, the Pikes Peak Motor dollar ii a " : . _ "The Air Mail leaves New York at has now shown itself a master in every phase of performance. Ollar in- ’ j | C ers Dealers. 10 A. M. Eastern time and Teaches ; 3 a 2 : : San Francisco the following day at You may never subject your Chandler to the gruelling, search- PAS FEE, Paces tee, SunOS hours, ing, heart-breaking test of answering the wide open throttle from on are all i a ; 1 Ton Chassis, $1275; 11% Ton, $1470; delivered 45 minutes. Distance by air 2,722 ble. miles. Average speed 78.33 miles an dawn to dusk at such a speed. hour. This isthe fastest mai] schedule Tate Motor Company. ine. in the world—and the Chandler's aver- But any car that can survive such a terrific test must be a marvel Itwillcon- . | . ; 4 WASHINGTON GARRISON . > sensible | i Bomont. 2943 | age epeed was 96.90 miles pas hour! _of engineering and construction — must carry an assurance of long lan a Ford. — | eT ae life and low maintenance costs along with itsdominant performance! a ed . ’ . Sew ete SS tare @ .] +s wows oes & & + ne ORI ae 0 RE, ay a. * te wlll po: ad 7 wy . Piacente tS ORR tee ere FRSA Se 0 ire ere CLEVELAND } Se a OPEN SUNDAY. LEWIS AUTOMOBILE CO. J. D. PERRY LEWIS, Pres. 4700 Wastingion Avenue Phone Delmar 4460 . a .7 ee. G > ; x 8 oe A: ‘ 1¢ 3 ' ; at : : " x: ; si ~% : . ’ ‘ | ; SS x \\e ; ‘ ' P * ' iS : 4 - - ' - ; 2 5 . | a % os . _— — + ~ - oe ~ * ; } 4 , ~- ’ : -_ . - - = os - ~ - 4 ps , es : = . + : ; i 3s : =e = ‘ ae i | ; 3 ‘ ; i : a A : 3 -} : = . ’ - = = - ; ; ie ey . ’ , i Fs ' i z : b> -* Pa. ie . . ; ts gs - ° Z -_ - 7 ? 7 » . : % a ~ © oe - o 4 ; —~ SS + , ; - : - es .,4 ; Doe y . Y 4 7 B 5 / \E f ‘ , j ; . ‘ . ’ 3. 4 se 7* : : oy a : ' ‘ ‘ a a , - " é " >a J » - “ . Ry ' ‘ . . : ie ’ ee - ad ; ° ah ‘ 4% " - > ' 7 ' s - fe a ; 4, ae . b ; BS ee ; a | \ yee =e ? - . , , ’ . | | : ’ oe . 4 ' : ; ihe ; j ‘ ; Roh, ‘ a3 ci - ey hag . 4 : | * . 4 = 4 9 - | ¢x - ' ee ‘ ng a. a + a Pian . . a's . 7 y FORD PLANTS 2 a — = "We 8AM = Broturrs—a Division oF Dopncs BRoTHEnRs > oom : ? “Stolle: Se i ee ee ee ee ee ee a es Ww » re a ~~ . owwe 4 > neato, ae SR ee ce ee

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SUNOS MARCH SUNDAY. MARCH 1. 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Cit-ulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED 28 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - . > . 7 - 2 i COACH IS NEW FEATURE surprisingly low 4ifferential ok a VECHANICAI CHANGES OF ve Westinghouse starting and erpense of harmony and beauty ‘" isn Of green or sray,@ ) ‘ PSE ‘ - 2 P ‘ ie « * - = , ee ion, ; ’ 7 —. » 9 os ; we r) i =p 5 FA ORY - se, ge a ay saa \ FORD lighting. Scoe carburetor and disc line The new seriés is wl iy panels : ep ADDED TO STUDEBAKER LINE “2t#". iuxurious in appointments BD ending. Scoe carburetor and disc line. ‘The new series 91 models woper body oanels sia : NOW IN C RGE and equipment, with a custom-bulit Minor changes in the Ford nese hy | pe are exhibit Gray = *; be ban Ss bart panels which ’ ~ } - : rn rai & -Sitraus 0 si pam SS RPO _ | sores —-— az a coach on ¢th@ .martness and finish found only injengine were announced severa: moe : hl | me| top, gi ‘ i) at . a Addition of! ‘ ) : a nl : sa ons 4 re Z ™ oe : . " ne . . is ¢ >i . : : : : te. : lg > OF NEW PRESIDENT standard six chassis gives 5 “ higher-priced cars. These two new | months ago The new piston rs aneneemeenens - pontou! ,enerous | graceful ov: “ ndow ” + ry Aelia ric r ’ - +7 > lioh? a 7,T for ie i 5 es mts : : = baker 19 body models, of yin ‘+ types, with the standard sedan, the somewhat ligntter than torme ~ , ry! d squat! funted bh lamer 4 . , P - ee “ o. _ we x —— by biws > re ‘ . aM ~~ es - a ¥ e : . ' : " a -- | seven-passenger berline, + coupe and the Lan- There ts alse a ht ch CHANGES IN DAVIS CARS stack: cacnit’ dit ats tee cei alt Rad he interior is upkell : Ric . wan fine ‘ 5 -elour. a oy Firms That Soon Ca ;i& MA assenger cowepe—are in th line In the models are uses 4 100! specimetnt Sy Bit ADD DI ; | oe Gorm tv 2 . ~~ ul 7s ° _ . % Bee ie A ‘ | eee iil ii pen ‘ ‘ Rubber Shock Absorber Takes) Beez - ix lin h veh is unusually cant. + tourtne, spacial teerthe.{ which, Wke other Fo: rts. i =e 7 -was Business e j aia ~ triking ’ nanges rave heen @ . . , | Reo: President. ‘ bi ea ae (je Ra NT oh mene By " tk ™ ag : 93 : . Place of Customary Spring . > aes, | iy and : ¥ appo! roadster and special roadste! | , O ——— ee eee a —— eries 91 Dav ‘ * . OE aia ‘, ~ At , > y 7. — :; . — : ae te J 3 Beats siifas mriac ae ne ser©ri - 4 a . . - 4 ws ‘ 4 " “x ey ee eitat ii : ie ; . j AAA nine r vcle is otte 5 rs ge 4 ‘ : ; ; se* aa 4 ' bate a — '- a ae — "7 - Shackle and Bolt, Be ) ix beady models. Hydraulic four- | riety of cara that e«tvle. fin. (ture. only highest grade materials which are exhibited at the autom “HARRY WHITE” SAYS eS ar : rt i. be - . i . Ga ic _ if. bia 4 ; * be . é mow he +} ’ sto! a j|—- WY PRICES ARE LOWELE ee :dvanced pri , _ or ae high standard apt h PO. wae higher hood, a new radiato ; ia _ By FR. H. SCOTT. £2 wre e i : ‘ aia as »! ~ ‘ 'T) j P yt Detn vPusi- a nign @Mandara vO pA OLS - e ~ . des — 9 “a ; : : . ; ' , T's Motor Car ©o the question which is agitating S putin ty : ve , es gee caaracwe ' : : - | prices. I have added : , : ul! nh six moc meer ti luct this master coach- passenge: oupt win CUWws - a servire to lower * building automo! rT}? > oi €7435 = t}i ih the attomobile industry toda 4 3 7 nite ; : of a ; ap mM if r "a r ; ‘ ‘ a Tr A ‘Wh .- " a EUTi Visor a | ‘ La. : . . ' 7 ane - What the automotive engineers are ) gee ; MS Se. OC ee ye to : ‘ ishield gias iT prices. which you can- “ - ered a ‘game. Now i | aaliaam Pieces fe: >-passenger al at ta Pas NOs _ - .- *® upper Winasnieis ‘ ; AL SH =) EWN ; worrying about is the last word in * = ‘ the Mississippi Valley Motor © ote vitey : ~CA AYM I not afford to overlook ; snix those com Z eda! roo! comfortable, elecant sesisilipeinine or , opuU node: oO a= j and -oniy ‘sm siding comfort + £2 probable t} aa lal ymy. , ele; lor | fj = ‘ . ! ; a oe , Le ns 7 os its real mohair upholstery ana mparatively ré rigin, at »/ - , 4 Py > soon learned to think .» 7 © > . a a . ‘ 7 6 ” wr ao la >. we cyt ; si 5 rat? : hee : r ° — wit 7 ’ PACKARD ENTERS 26TH , ~ la . 1 ‘/. ' . } : f ? + ww) h . > ' 6 tl , me ricafi Wail i i. Wi } ‘ii ing 1} as | ri ii La f ( d é , . now ith u for years, but | Cae , if 3 m | business are ssenge | + is gratifying to ; , : . . . - : z , ‘ r : GE the iF =? tating - ‘4 ' sortie’ ta? ie w“ an : nes 4 ho shal! have t} la distin ian. when Ro was . troduction of extending sug : a ? ' 12 Service | . eeurers ani see is hat . . . J an * a, - : * : , . ~~ \ 7. -. c's " : - . ‘ ‘ ‘ - a ha = = > . ™** - ‘~* + sulator, whic! provi ano , : : Packard enters its twenty-Sixt - 7 —. - , - ™ ‘ ‘) . ; ti ’ r, i ‘ j a o Pes : HL H A Vainio 4 ** Ti of ALL WEATHER CORDS " » propersse™ ilininetntin 4 ai cient tui # Pees nclos ntirely the ne the *: awitiw ned steiialie . tor: he close nodels have ) b E shortly before o eee : ia | fe sures rolling up like a Pullman), ts nage Rtacameradinese yo starting and lighting equi i 3314 % am in existence. For the most agdvecates oO I i uC,* ? ae ; 122 tu Se ., . | 3s Gesign ro require (tn minimuc . ‘ . 3414 ° ... ment claim it has dore even moo pte. ee ee ee ee” Lae ae C Ruilt in 126-inch |“ : with balance in ten month- ware the strong companies | ’ ves the i They weathered the try- to defer the “rattle period” whi! , roof of the car, solves the problem anq 433-inch chassis | ngths, with rd ly installments obtains this 3315 : —_ r after th i tne ouye tL 2 1G -preces ete Se tiful body fty¥}1 ; on THREE-PASSENGER COUPE attractive serviceable 3015. . ; : - ot experimental yilding affects every mot | : iu } rst oo of youth has passed ee var ~ . ; pas re eee 2 “™ - bines reasonable first as SN ADDED T0 THE GRAY LINE | : mn d ye aurea all Aegepggbrcend ate : rr 2 on he coment ofa ced ) re experimental selling. an More iDiIporiant Sstii romi {ate —— — is a SAR ARAN ies he economy in operating and mm r he Gray has added a three- Manchester Garage Ru (ase ™ y are well equipped for the 7 , 7 *? ‘ = . | . ‘ .9 es . bf " 4 j i ‘ i Mic vtaiii ‘ . 12 “a. fa * ond . — > oe . “ocd - “~ ‘ . ’ ai ‘ Aid busta, . 4 “ ‘> i 4 ; ? | “ ‘ ; : eo 8 orga ntZa - : ' ° a singe tT) i ehaesie and ri w a sonia 3 “tale : , - . has Six fat d r Seat after. 5 ' . Cn al ~ = . .. « . ("J ATrges The Packar‘e ‘ thine , oeolTirs i*S line ‘abil \nw- (im evchangr). mae * tei ol arms teritic ; com petit! | manufacturer's viewpoin:. the new se “a he SUS eae eae ian | : its ] device mae a emnyee ; > greas MOSKOVICS, NEW HEAD OF . Mosko' i 2 ¥ io is ™ " - 1 Ff Oe > inches With ditteren ade m the au- keep rioise which eretot > has att ke Peue . , , e , s* : . a & ‘ ‘ ; s . » ‘ > . . 2 . re h + oe ; shackle straps © Gevice wa been clea presiaent — AMONG VELIE LINE FEATURES exclusive of special custom bodv ypointment als hara ‘risti See actual buildings on the lot : s . pales Rie including Saturday afternoon. x ‘hey seem to include the work _.+¢- rtad " A crad ‘ th ; » a bones +h — fre] , weed Oo hoe} -a Tr 2 nhe- eanrantin« ** — a rely : . serteq } } : j at ear } - me i “alee ay, al ty pe is m ae ition to the present zer. used on potn cars. are ov rey ri He: ; rnicn ] ius a progress of a century a, " = - fists of a liv: , or rt ; the yn Packard.- Tne five-passen uring. sport model Write or Phone for Catalog ' a le bets : : -crar bodies have been de- that > from those crude speci- | small : tne springs si : x “ : . . lin | . 4 ' rs the Velie \io- Seer. ] sRmiv c show that frequently 6: ——t ges da > rs Corporation, while a four-door | ball-bearing steering knuckles, dA five-passenger D4 : : ‘j | 4 . ; i : : ‘ - ~ > : ‘ : > r ge " ; = | " i ‘ aii : iTrat | ha : . ’ ia . ‘* . ‘ ‘ e a anc es er g. oO. ¢. . im presence known some a! Wwetr : ~_ ; : nay oP ' r boun — there is the progress im ef- chess A 4 ° in ae to consider. UUr old One! nerd — would seem feeble an- Mmwhen compared with the, met , multicylindered power euch as the Reo T-6. with its ane its score c?a But a two-cylinder oe first motor car to meaer it own > ana ¢ a AAici — , Mre VW ; iPad maececencoer Spa‘ . ee _ front and rear bumpers. cow] >_> - ‘ $ § B) Variou capacities Virtually ~ tr. DODGE COACH I$ NEWEST errone connected with the sale and, motormeter Other equipment in- F AT RE OF THIS LINE manufacture if utomobiles knows cludes automatic windshield clean- E U of his succ as*director of sales er, rear vision mirror. clock and = i? : ‘ Deedee Brothers have brought olf for such conce: as Remy, Nor- cigar lighter Like other Velie} several special body types for mv-, dy Marmo nd Franklin models. it is powered with a Velie icshts. scuff plates, spare tire and ie ies . ae baer power .F rinen-: : , ized the trail tor . ~ ie 4 e-cvlinder Ree sedan bus that mMiven from the Atlantic to the Re and back again during the . y* | ; a ; . ng | > s . torists Ww ho favo indts idualitys in - ; . 77 the head of tho airplane ty ne motor. ubricated by moter car appointment and desicn. . : ee r Mioskovi-cs farce feed oO every moving part Cc f m nmtz | . cut i +} ey . . . . . > > > > * In fundamental construction .n brings lis new position a wide It is mounted on thes andard 118- are identical « ith Dodge Brothers’ ‘ oles, rr dn ae 2. ‘ re he Sey a 564 x ye SS ee ips ng ee 5 a a ce ee ss ris Me Pe tte ce a 2 “ee knowledge and a wide acquaintance inch wheelbase “hassis and standard product. Their accentuat-| .i+» those connected with the au- equipped with hydraulic ed smartness, however, is ObVIO’S | + omobile industry wheel brakes and balloon . ; : - _ = weny Peratoas oO: vgpuall Ceu pled . 1 his appointment Velie cars are shown raw Ay Lau b - F iA gt PP OE RR IN Naty, TE on ewes he Sabee y £ x + ees Res 2 atisets So ane - * => > To?! CT.DhUNUC.CUT LCS mp gly aed ‘> . + 4bOPD, T ‘wo tes ea a ele ee ee So ae 4 ee ae ee ee ee ee Se Se ee 7 “Bigs SRS Ror mene te * te rs ae - Se ae * me — ferent body types. the Oakland Mo > 4 > 7 Iv ment and refinement »f detai : poe ~ Pe he : HiIKHeerr eonr +h ? rhea amin Motor Co addition, an attractive new coach COMES te announ that the Ja : i : m Stutz factory at Indianapolis has ' SERRE for quaity ab well a2 : neauie OAKLAND COACH IS ONE n if nm a nroduction ‘ syle ful regard for quality as well ;: bee! ee oe I ; es ee ae t few days will be operating a construction and appointment. The negt few day: wee this: ' BA Semana ae Re graceful lines are set off by the full capacity In presenting mode's in nine dif- lacquer finish in Dodge Brothers blue. with a body stripe of car- Saving the Tools. ‘or Car Co. enters 1825 st AP SE : a; touche yellow. Shroud and belt It is good plan to wipe off all|plete variety of body are black and the artillery wheels tools on a bit of oil mniv rec are blue. Doors and windows are restorife therm to the too! exceptionally large. The Tate Mce- oi] deposited on the metal keeps ter Co... Inc., exhibits Dodge cars. it-from rusting. ~~ =. — os a ol Fo le A Ad LD, nee oe yataredk; . eh yp ones ne PG hg OE AEA Rp ps g Rollin Motors Co. Cleveland, Ohio. Announce the Appointment of Methudy & Page, Grand and West Pine Blvds. As distributors in the St. Louis trade territory. r 5 NUBBERS ai i ee ee ee) ee he a ha ee Ee! DD | * ~~ s -_s. .* . -.* +" = . 9 DO SD OLD OLD OOD O69 69 EO DEB 9 E OES $E9 2G 10 72OEOOO*MtAEOM0Q? >» awe 4 * oN i +a DURANT SEDAN, $1190 £0.b. Lansing, Mich | HE recent reduction in prices of Durant cars has created great interest among the public and the trade. s a od ~ oe . 2 —]) 28 Cee © or em © v« a teadide iin amt, . - 4 Dry . oad iy q ’ re as fe ” “tg os . Y Law 4 wes AEE NA RR 2s a ae ee ee a eet ie Mi : . ’ 7 ‘ a fi; ? 3 Ta ~ E Ae ; -_ , _ 5 ak , mre “=. eae i ¥ ot ale s a - > = i t a wee ee a, * - rc . 3 oy = n ‘ wv hae ee “ Ss araeg at meet eye : te be J ui as Sin wy Pao init Ree > A The new distributor is prepared now to service Rollin ears and handle retail and wholesale business in. thrs territory. Raia. a: meee apr “ins AOR Uheat =. sagt Officials of Methudy & Page, Ime.. include Ralph W., Page, president: kugene R. Methudy, viee-president, ° and William H. Neal, secretarv-treasurer, all men who have been in the automobile business for quite a lee time and who have had much worth-while experience pe wit 5 Gp aa nde, aah sag *y d Bihehdn 9 on Note these prices, then see the Durant line at the Show. DURANT MOTORS, Inc. Broadway at 57th Street, New York A ge ‘Shes The new) Rollin cars are now on display at the Auto- mobile Show and at the new distributors’ showroom. Methudy & Page, Inc. Grand at West Pine. Announcing the Opening a 4 of the New PLANTS AT ELIZABETH, N. J. LANSING, MICH. OAKLAND, CALIF. TORONTO, ONT. ~ 9 . Gabriel Snubber 4 *s and Service Station —er™ ’, Bar ~~ ae Bex ste % ee eS oS ONL Ae ALE AD IMM : ct, seal ed , ‘ hi ete dhe eae ’ Dealers and service stations throughout United States and Canada F: . ne Trade Headquarters During Show Week: Claridge Hotel—18th & Locust Sts. § a020 Lindell Boulevard Lindetl 677 ~ i? «.. AY ’ R & FF. + WP es © sage reed Eten ee Hoffman Motor Co... 4005 or pt Cc. Cc. Crate. Curryvi Endre Mo‘ @ wT] Seenn +s Gare Fi} l store : ‘liver Moter Sales Co.. 5483 Union DBD! fo a Iron rs ‘a! Thi ar HT bw f ; ° aA Baleles ag kee [ Neue Sats Pe Pag gers. MISSOTRI > tots . 4 : > i(~iere 4&2 Jones. Herrin and Marian Givens Motor Co.. Ferguson : vil a O Sea ec lal Rapp Motor Co. Fairfield Ford Motor Co.. Glencoe. R. F : m™ ci all rel ' sepnet | é Marriaen Motor « West Salem. (ner Twn City Meter Co Crysta. ot _Lomp.a I fevtger c , om) mm Mt. Carmel and Lawtrerererti's , titth ' oge Motor Ce Desiog? ; Lime or ; Rolla “ HM. tara rf Murphyehers Ante Sala ¢ “wena Mans Metar 4 “ ~“ Prank Compas, K «iso ‘ S| ‘ vPy Mote : ; Verp® yeimore SENTte «Y : ; ¥y Zz snPa t Auto Parte ec (an ‘oy TTS) “ul ; P a (2) ee . “-pmal tearece itet be + Miller. Bieter « “a Pad 4 . ‘ aos . . Wace Henry Murciler 8 Way, Ae Metnr €o.. Me : y Co.. Perigr Biut' aie: ' ; y Co - ' Koehler Garage. Caseyville we States Atte Ce. rd cob Whaat niaade 25 eat i bale alli oeenltea al ELODIE A Ci ges ae a ee er atm eta te > srbbete Fags Mit a ees Ms ~~

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SUNDAY, MA RCH 1, ORS. ght at the |) ie ini shed in Davis dianbies at opt are finishes ereen or Bray, id woody beauty ‘nish of upper ¢ panels excep! rear g which are | me] cop material Val windows are) lop. is upholstered @ velour. : panels ornamental! HITE” SAYS SARE LOWER \ — of my : bower becuusc unequaled service Others haw sacrificed bowete added lower service to prices. 1 have a Service prices, which you can- not afford to overtook 3 BRANCHES lLinployes to Serve Dependable 12 Service Car; ~.. san| COlumbiag Storage Batteries — ag (tin a Py RH. SCOTT. a pe proportion of those it the time of Reo's pear | . gBUNDAY i MARCH 1. 19°25. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57, 900 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ee aE ae seer TITS Tt as Seer ~*~ . &. me Pe . ee z - °5 years tin the competition characteristic industry. Hime. ig -usuall) years are not many; but } we think of the changes! man have made in the au-, keep. ia and the automobile indus- on Whey seem to include the work ab progress of a century or keep an appointment for he was -already late—and the capture by the police- rendered it impossible to only the exceptions which he would ‘cutting out,’ and passing the | others. The principle would be the same as that which experi- enced road driverg use in cross- the purpose is to prevent!country work. rather than to punish infraction of| “How do you remember all the the traffic rules, there is certainly, thousands of miles of roads,”’ ‘a better way. If the purpose be/asked a friend. “I don’t’ I re- tor-car bodies have been de- that which we know to exist in plied. “I only remember the bad @ from those crude speci- | emall towns and rural sections—j§ spots.” that seemed to hang between nnaie: +6 cbtidct ah exthh tine “We'Gik wenn in the tower would ereces . : : liavise Motor ‘> Littl Tioeck as * ae Wreet Mann Maetar Ca ~~ Litth "a a ‘ 4 KENTECK 4 | : 4 Adili, leotree i’, a. : a y wi ! a | ; P ‘ : , é - “ e 3 ’ Pete Pramatian Coliioorille IE Best for All Tires Carrying Low T H1 8 Is A STVPDEBAKER Y EAR fart (“x ep field. a Wiis «fhe How Gabriel Gets Its Greater Comfort > i i NUBBER 3 ’ ee oi. , ina oi emeton %; 2D ae rm lensticdlieadinesaie:tnediastestien ~~ i — The secret of Gabriel’s superior com- fort and high efficiency is increasing braking power and free play. rs > The improved Balloon-Type Gabriel Snubber has a braking power that is 100 per-cent greater at the beginning of the snubbing action—braking power that floats you softly over the bumps because it increases in the snubber in direct proportion to the force of the rebound. Ae agape pany te ai i prices ot Durant terest’ among the PO arta “1, wee Free play that permits. balloon and low-pressure tires themselves to take up the smaller jolts and tremors with- out passing them on to those in the car. The improved Gabriel Balloon-Type Snubber is without doubt the greatest factor today in easy riding. otor, and the t bodies, Durant e‘ per dollar of STANDARD SIX the Durant line Country Club Coupe $1345 ncing the Opening of the New tind Service sation | G+ H. Brown Company ai 3920 Lindell BI. on Lindell Boulevard Lindell 6771 in ne Lindell 6771 * TORONTO, ONT. Kohler Motor Company, 5033 Delmar Albrecht Auto Co., 2534 Salisbury Valley Motor Company, 3664 Gravois | Goodloe Motor Sales, 5877 Delmar West Florissant Garage, 8617 West Florissant ocust Sts. OTO*OS*O4O#O*StOr+Ororororc Aute Co. Pulton.

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oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED wom . _ ter opt SQratreys. Ps T sez « dent and director of the General CHRYSLER HAS ADDED TWO x ot ratio In 1921, he jiOC. eC PAR FORCED I) SWIM! NEW PRESIDENT Fa ‘Olds adhd General MODELS SINCE 1924 SHOW r OF THE PEERLESS cent of Durant Motors. He but | Changés inthe Chrysler are few. 2 ident J Festi ohhh “ = MOTOR CAR PLANT the big Durant piant at. Lansing. There are now eignt body modeis = ——_-——— | After two rears he discontinued his | to choose from instead of six. The 5 ae o1 S Oui Ol Your Durant connection and. took his enclosed bodies are ail by Fisher a ae Poin a : family abroad. Sines then he has Balloon tires are standard on all i t TS CR. Bin ct - A geo ya) “la ace ta ; oe a cy ba a near ien cie saleby tes. Ng: 6° a ‘ . . a a ua a . 6 ~ v by Fisher, on th stan- appropriately striped. The brougcn- The addition of 7 %™ is paitned in marine blue. The, Imperial is really a larger brougnh- am with four doors. The new models which have appeared since a Synaica rao the 1924 show are the royal coupe rt} — and-the crown imperial. The for- apt. Adam ce 4, Usp Waa a , mer is for those who admire roa.!- ‘ P. It; Paghuc!l L TIRING SaSiye) ey . | ster lines and style. but prefer an y , | , — rust or corrosion, the radiator shelis : ; , Bu Our New Car O71 he int the Wénezuelan interio P an. ae ei a ‘ina pia nett 8 enclosed car. The crown imperial » oe a ek PD Se eee ob tom-built Cadillac cars are’, " > y : Coe eee up apprliar te cicnye tae gage Higa Be 0 2a gargentaingse r+ ie the fire: 18 @ fite-passenger enclosed model moar de luxe in custom design. of dis- 4 it % #3 “ y y tng ~ oe (ee apr Pei cin A tl page ak Hl i: a tn ' , iard V-63 chassis. the custom lines of Cadillac bodies Venezuelan : presen the car in a wider range of EG > tie ; body styles, finish, color combina- tion and interior appointments thin at any previous time in the com- history. To be proof agains } Mueco or a New This durable finish—unaffected by rain, heat, grease’or mud—appiied in less than ro da at a very inviting price. Remember—Mueco i erproot and wearproot. HARA Au PRUETT a 43% oe 4 ; . , NE 8 adich #oNg wy ae ‘ » dled ¥ — pu ane 2 2 i & he 13, Se 4 o Abn gee: + 3 . ’ : : 4 — Fs oe hte aa ‘ SE ed VEY oe WORE Ser ee te . * Se gli tery ca Set sy 6 wn a epee S RES Se, ‘ianaees pint aN She oot mail Wid. py , N ibe % ‘i, we “ Fah ed ee ae PP. dats. z P : ? ve . : , ¢ . 4 ‘ a SB ORS We: Seay A * Pee ee “ ‘a aia vay . she. tate Motes Ga ae aeeeeie J DEHGO BAKED ENAMELED O yv J Time Payment . . écT? how it was possible for us to leave . - —By gently buo avin 70u will sav: I m pts, gibi ay Bo ee "© mechanic. He soon became mana- | IN 14 MONTHS IN sT LOUIS AND YVICINTTY. 432 I-4329 W. Pa in 4 " P y 8 y y ots [f was convinced that we ger of the Buick factory at Flint. The highly lustrous, durable enamel, in any color, that withstands the effect % . car and load. glad I bought it on The : — ylhere =o aye pry o a - sw : i 1912 he became works ge Bony, _— or eo ee a ee oe and is ~ Nespas to any Lindell 1481 —By an el ls sepresentati NAR Seas daa FARRAR aaah AMDT at Pscage Naka Pia F) Ry ee f the Olds Motor Works * q DEHCO BAKED ENAMELING Co. LT or waste of gasolit R & L Plan.’’ Courtesy, — h — a i f peise — rn i q ae Fins ing. Mich. Four a S bn ad * . . , Be ee ne a ee ee a eee 5255 DELMAR, AT UNION Phone Forest 1023 - and consideration is our tense heat of the tropics, _ - genera) manager of Olds, at: the The POSYT-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evenings —By complete elec roa rOuUsn ane same tin being cted ' resi newspaper giving Associated Press news servicn! 4 fi = night driving ‘sate “ Be Tes ada. ae, Gar RR, Real n HME { TN UD ae ne Sih eS. a Sado Your Local Dealer can NATIONAL BON D & but fortunately it was in the dr | | HL | _ id Wa ! sell you any of the cars | - NV eason anc water Wa PW s ue — — . $1 es y- Time Payment Pian Home Office: CHICAGO, ILLINOIS terrent etiect on tne speed vl tne 4 *, y pest = ? ath moe. jt was reaey ts weem - | controls. caevenies — Detroit Office: feur to one that we wouid nave 2 ’ | eS De roit Savings Bank Building omplete breakdown within 2: | = KARDE. Cleveland Maxwell , nil but at nightfall we had cov- “f Dedze Chrysler St. Louis Office: ‘red more tHan 109 miles of rough “a 7 _ LOCUST Hudson Boatmen’s Bank Building STEINER-P: by-word. i“ ee ere nema. 7. NS REDE OH Bah Pe biase ai ne I Ferd iched our dest 4 Lincoln — - -s ’ of the count: on account of heavy ‘\ The Automobile Show, afd the Gigantic Tire Sale at the Reli able—Buy Now Before Tire Prices Advance rains, were all in flood and were Cupples F. S. Cords J v2" foc. SOE —— Bs Bor Set 1610.95) nis ces re Low-cost Transportation 34x4 Non-Skid. Cupples “*“""; Cords 3013; C1..$10.45 324; __.$19.95 $2133 $.$. 12.75 3314) ... 20.45 3ix4 S. S. 14.65 3414) _.. 20.95 32x44 _... 15.95 3315 .... 24.75 _a. . £66 25 .... BS =.) a) oe “ ~® 4 .* ee ig s i a ~ ‘4 % ca (OMPARFE THES? rRricts WITH OTHERS Goodyear All-Weather Tread Cords a 7 4 7 ee rz .: - 4 34 5 » * if - : % + ae - 3 3 } ‘ » =f . b ‘ ~~. ae 2 ae = s £. y . ¢ ‘¢ - es . Me bs 3 z= . zs? 4 3 LL. ee z > 3 é ; ; = ES * ee rE 7 Fae . 423 Bet 4 a4 ¢ A, ee in beitiun delien, Hamad = tr + | . ed opel * « oe oe a eee a ‘ pr FF ee) * ew sie tage ces en, ~~ wee. ween, wae, oe Ss tugs —m- anal _ - _— — ae The Car for the Millions $13.95) sc emis $20.95 Star Motor is the best available Star models listed below. ; General Sales Office: ‘“‘periods’’ whic B2x4', rd $23.45 BA. $32.45 Card sects SORS! STDS [PARI Reon: wandare SB yeparations and” were reanter . preparations. a with anteed ~ ~ " $17.6 WHY PAY MOFE STAR CAR PRICES who pays for, sidered a nec 30x3!, » Clincher ¢.°"""" Tn) | nie toe =" Di All aisles at the Auto Show lead te from nearby points and from thou- ee ele. /th Street, NEW YORK CITY mobile engine. ELIZABETH... N. J LANSING, MICH OAKLAND, CAL. TORONTO. ONT. E Not only do th Trade Address During Show Week—Claridge Hotel, 18th and Locust Sts. 4 | vibration affect _ occupants but 30x3'. Biue ns ; vingy r ranks om nant Federal N.S. Sanapaerdg —_ Dealers and Service Stations T! Uni , eee ; rvi ation iroughout the United States and Canada - Cords . ive $14.95 $15.95} | 30x3°. ras mc an First-——Serietty Guaranteed Nen-Sh id ° > uy M RELIAB E AUTO TIRE CO | “ - ; | : eae * net tea a let | er pde! savage. Koch henens & Thayer ILLINGIS Neto pete ‘2s Nebo G L, oy , OU rt mti pure Mot Co. T7M B. Jette Hake ot ©. Mountain View Moter ‘Ce 23 = ; ' — ‘ - " ‘ - ; ; : Hote SBaies (4 : War ters ¢ . P all ' ! svete) ) fiw be (| Motor amd Park Merten ) : — > : “" arage. Pre Parago ‘ _ } Lol . eaat st } m. & Rr Motor {fo e as uid Battery Ln. x hisgers. ~ wo, SS ~~, . ae - ms a, 6 ene ee ee * Bomont 1180 3117-3119 LOCUST ST. Bomont 17180 ORS .. 7" : ed : . si ies ne; ; be “* we fai, 5 ont . ~ nn - rome al yy Marion , , . , “er. “ - av er “oe an Te OPEN EVENINGS AND ALL DAY SUNDAYS TO SERVE OUR CUSTOMERS the crank until the machine \was } Motor Co.. Gtenros, B.D. No.2 Carty Motor Company, [Hommen Cr pe ree Harrison Motor Co. "West Salem. Oiney. Shaw Ante Cn. SE REE, i astna " “te~ , rs Mt. Carmel and Lawren-cewills Davis Motar Co "C. aah 6 Sen z age 8, — Murphysboro Auto Seles Co wrisht-Monn Setar Ca. Mm Am « CAs 4 om “ wel} io em ¢ Morphy shore ran = 7 " ‘ di . cae an , : , caly Motor Ce ; i] Preine Me tar iw — ST RES te Gerege \OMe~tle Miler Mater Ce. a § * = 7 = se - ” 7 - i. tewt Pikine & Sewell LG Yehicie Motor Co.. Caire Henry Muetier. Ot. Libery Mayfield Moter Co. Marl LY AS LYI PF fd y Ce : Knebler Garage. Caseyville Two States Aute Co. —S — : —_ it as, - — a . ° " : ite pened ere ee I —_ ~

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a ney Se CR oo ge pe ae ee rey SAS iS ee es, eae ee @ FS ee . %% . “« ; athena ; ; a AY | The dinsgiiced POST-DISPATCH alone has 57, 000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED _ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ 31 MARCH 1, 1925. a ee -———- —_— a —— ’ American Automobile Digest. Lindel! Battery and Supply Co. EF. | bit Autoquip Corporation. Many-Bland Ins. Agency. F . 0 I l ors b. B. Sales Co., Watertown, 8S. D. Minneapolis Electric lamp Co ur 18 our ar or . 4 ]- ? ] Yr Ss "’ , i > yy. Minn lis. ; . At St Louis | $a te : reo gs ty wees “oe ee Save the cost of having your car painted. One bottle of Reflecto ° » John F. Ballak & Co. Moon Bros. Mfg. Co. Auto Finish removes the scratches and revitalizes the paint, _ Reck & Corbitt Iron Co Modern Auto Repair-and Recon- bringing out the original color. This wonder finish lasts four Auto Show Brock Motor Car Co. struction Co., Chicago. months in every kind of weather Brockman-McDevitt. Ine. Outing Magazine. | You be judge—if it does not do as we say. your money G. H. Brown Co. | Panyard Piston Ring Co, refunded. Fill in the coupon—enclose $1.50 in stamps, Following are the exhibitor@ who! ©-It Products Inc., Tulsa, Ok. Parks & Bohne, Inc. money order or your check and mail. Campbell Iron Co. Fr. G. Quinn. ee ee ee ee ee eee — me ———- : (‘hampion Rody Co Radiolite Battery Cc. of St. Louis REFLECTO AUTO FINISH CO.. Automobile Show: (‘ole & Keller Inc. Roxana Petroleum Corp. ; 1515 8. Grand Av., St. Louls. : & ° . rentiamen: 27ASSENGE 4 S. ral: a eee » (oO. Sp: tros., Kansas City, Mc , PASSENGER CARS C. T & fire Co rt On Bros Les , Lewis Automobile Co. Wiesing Motor Sales Co. NY CAR—TRUCK PAINTING F 3 A | ; _ - ° 3 ata gt a ae Mound City Auto Co. : : q 4 ’ | =. ; / Mississippi Valley Motor Co. T 8 Side Curtains 7 g 4 epi a 2 Se oe t $0) _ Cleveland Motor Sales Co. h aA t g t h 2 = a Glass Curtains : 4 , } . a Tate Motor Co. Weber Motor Car Co. Sop Repairing ~~ “BH Owner’s interests are protected by Speed Willys-Overland, Ine. of All Description é costae tame mi © T | | ' | Write for Prices and Information = Wagon features that please the driver— gt Franses Sens Car Co. | ” ad C. g u a Yr a n t e e upted service and sa‘isfaction, backed franklin Motor Car Co, will stand the most rigid investigatiog q Pp —By pneumatic cord tires, 33x5 inches, on demount- MeCarthy-Archer Automobile Co. | Gardner Motor Co. ble rims. De Luxe Automobile Co. ck AutoBody Co 4 -By gently buoyant springs, that help to cushion the winters auremetile OF | uh PUES . C-T-C opposite any other tire ma new I- 2 Co. 21-4329 W. Papin car and load. Weber Implement & Auto Co. Lindel 3 1 | —By an electrical starting system, to prevent cranking lecun Mosmnccar tac t ire free e if f he C- [- C farls to run t h 4 fa rt hes f LALA Ba TL or waste of gasoline. Southwest Nash Co. Spalding Notor Co. —By complete electric lighting equipment, making 5. M. Bewy Motor Cab Co J). M. Berry. Ine. night driving safer. TRUCKS. OST motorists know that claims don’t mean much until Uh Ti. mm —By careful chassis balance to’ overcome skid and international Harvester Co. hacked up by the manufecturer’s good faith. So we ghy sidesway. Victor Truck Co. —make this test: On one wheel of your car place a new : . , ; Chevrolet Motor Co. C-T-C Tire. At the same time place on the opposite wheel any —By easy and simple steering, and convenience of ederal Truck Co. cther tive of tea cuaniciies ‘Thue: mus teen a | wale | ‘ controls. Lubrite Refining Co-- - C-T will outrun the other tire. If it fails—sze will give you 2 | iim KARDELL MOTOR CAR CO. Tate Motor On # new one free. € , | | 3145 LOCUST BL. St. Louis Distributors ~~ s grees rel . i | That's a fair enough offer, isn’t it? Associate Dealers Pee eA MRENKROG -" TOMOBILE, CO. : oneal a> We can make this guarantee because the C-T-C Tire is a can) ave > . if i 4 ; r : WM. MELCONNERY, 1472 College Av., East st. Louis, HL. NSING. MIC Bailey Auto Body Co, tougher, sturdier tire—made for long mileage—ablé Ao with- . LA H. Power Truck and Tractor Co. : . . nae -REO MOTOR CAR CO. , accented | stand rough usage. It is proving its superiority in the every-day Alemite Lubricating Co. of St. driving of thousands of Pacific Coast motorists. ‘ ATCH is the only St. Louis evening ng Associated Press news service. C-T-C’s are made of materials passing the highest tests for quality—constructed by hand—cured on air. Their heavy super non-skid tread adds wear—and safety! C-T-C’s never have been and never will be cheapened to meet a price! The sooner you put C-T-C’s on your car the sooner will you get long mileage, and safer, more comfortable driving! Drive SAS IST ISS TS BSS ST OM i A AAACN ) v > | up today and let us show you C-T-C’s. We'll issue a numbered « eertificate by which you can make the famous C-T-C tire-against- 5 tire test. Ask us about it! bi a | Visit Our Booth at the Auto Show i. fii uutttuitiaen TUL Be UR BOR NY MT Ct eee rtd ; 5% “ * 5 : - “~) , . ® z os " \ a , B ’ : * i | - # . 4 : ; ; ; ait ; i 4 ) ' | ; j - % . ; | om ’ ; . | | | : | ° } | | | . ° oe z Py . ——= - ” a : ze t 2 = “ . 7 : 7 $ - . . — " , -. = — -~ -- - = - - - > = — - aw . ; of ———— i ee eS : ) a SS ASS PS SA PSO lier WANANTAWA WAALS May Tie a or Co. | ’ a IV a Y w 4 “~ ~ , TAS kite Go, Rulton = EES —— == x. DEALERS, \’RITE FOR OUR ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITION ON Ss 4 at ——_—

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Ms, se a 7 wate . Pe ed mae og r Te, ee eee ee - ’ wie ts ee ee IT ee TM Rete te vs iy ee Loe a | a ee ema enre oe mat ra Sei x » 2 * Fy F tellnga . d 4 ‘9 % i! “ 4 anil . ES » * ‘ yf Tee ‘ tog Sa . alee TF Ayal. dia remtiag ” ee a ~~s ; ee . whe % Meng arr oe mt , rae $4. : b 4’ ao ange eee na Ae See See Ne ae . nee . ae 8 te . - og am. . Repo SS Ae Pe i r J ’ ee : a ; ams ‘ ag Ps Pie re iy Th tine BL * * = “~ Fe ge — many Ne i ae ee ee ee ee Sree, * oa - . - a a ee ye + aon eee o hae Read Sat ie Cae, » Pumas _ des PRS IGANON Phe Wat Dieta dei anes tte ISD SKPAICH alone has MUKE Cl1l1yY Circulation than the morning and one olher evening newspaper GUMbiNGY hate * 2 yy é MARCH 1. if —-~- . sath sett eee Sei SAYS GARLAND OFA, Ruilding Ruvers” Interests Ff 7 ~~" pte Dee , aS fAa- — RY ¢. W. MATRESON Vive Presidem and Threw oc Sale of the Oekterd Weoeee Car Compaen’. The avromodie fréast:~ inion, & epoch, The early Gare ¢ erter. ng r the 7 dustry formed the mechanicai era when success or failure depended rainiy on engineering staft. Then followed the prodGction era. ma- the hich developed. marvelous hinery and manufacturing meth- cfs. Next came the third epoch es when production overran demand. Marked changes made the past year in t.ons have ing era. sive selling period and have liended into the fourth epoch we are facing—the service era. | It has been recognized for some : , : 4 / time in the motor car industry, as| assistant general manager. in most progressive lines of bus!i- ness, that a worthy product gains | throuch the years a popular, rec- ognized acceptance. The sales val- ue of this public acceptance is al- most impossible to estimate. But what is only beginning to gain general recognition is the fact | initial good will is only the first step in| Every | dealer organization of evefy auto- | that the gaining of such the motor car industry. either furthers it. mobile company gz-—- NEW OAKLAND PRESIDENT been. it | 4 liand , nufacturer } between manufactu an | mechanical assista: cealer, brought about to a great extent by development of the sel!- The adjustments to new) conditions have passed the inten-/ the rela-' | Hannum. tor Co. — 2 PROMOTED — TO PRESIDENCY OF OAKLAND FACTORY Sn ee he ee ee oe. ae a eT oe OFS HER, ancy ; | ’ ’ sportier?” : . ing /emcept hn SmithsHis Car By FREDERICK RUSSELL Car Becomes a Necessity, (Continued from last Sunday.) r was while his car was in the J enor after the collision that Smith started complaining about the high cost of motoring. “You know.” he began, thinking sertously of selling the " ~ *? ; ¥ ar. “Going to buy something a little I asked. “I'm>*going back to pave pound- he explained. “Motoring seems to be an expensive proposi- tion. and when you come righ* down to it, isn’t much use for a trip now and a car little then. = aa. > Mac LE —) wHAS HAD ACTIVE CAREER George H Hannum president | general manager of the Oak-| Motor Car Ge... hh: 2 he “ome nt to ifred P. Sloan Jr., president of the GenePal | Alfred R. Glancy, vice president and assistant general manager. has been promoted to the position as Oaxsland president left vacant by four and For a number of years previous he was president and general manager of | the Waukesha Malleable Iron Co. | of Janesville, Wis., and also cen- eral manager of the Sampson Trac- | joined Oakland vice president Glancy months ago as Starting out in construction work after graduation from Lehizh | University, he has traveled to the far corners of the world in pursu- ance of his work. During the World War he had construction of of the Du the Old ithe best way | mobiles. ter reasons for wanting them than | ‘mere desire for pleasure, because | ter. I knew then and there that Smita ‘had had a bad day at the office. | to prove to such men that they are ‘% g is to let them ind it out for themselves. But I couldn't help commenting upon the expense side of the question. think it’s expensive }s wrong te ae | Tor If YOU Iron a car now, I wonder what you i'would have thought back in 1920, | when we paid 20 per cent more for our tires and 30 per cent more for! every gallon of gas. A point you should remember is that when.op- erating costs were going sky high people kept right on buying auto- there are a lot of cheaper ways of, being amused.’ “Maybe so.” he admitted, “but if I were a salesman or a doctor, i* would be an entirely different mat- The car to me is just a Inx- aT.” Before IT had an opportunity to argue Smith's telephone began ringing. From his end of the con- versation I learned that the other party was Mrs. Smith and that she was giving him some news whica They must have had bet- | 'the purchases and the car would be the best way—ani the cheapest—but why talk about ithat when you know it won't be ‘ready unti] next Wednesday. We'll ; What's that? do Well, how you to the market without the car? Ull stop off at one of the stores on ,.the way home When Smith had finished makins a note of al] his wife's instructions, |} he was in no mood to be arguec ‘with I could see that two birds |could be promptly killed with one stone by merely offering my ser- ; | vices as chauffeur. | $o the first thing I did was to walk a block to an open lot, where in fair weather I can park the car for 15 cents a day. Smith recalled, as soon as we were under way utl?- town, that his supply of cigars was getting low, so we stopped at 12 |cigar store. This errand, together: with severa] others which for Mrs. Smith, seemed to take up | very little time, but it was eviden: that to Smith the convenience of having a car at his disposal was beginning to reveal attractive fea- tures. Next we stopped for Mrs Smith, drove her about two ‘tO a particularly good market, ar- rived just before closing time, made drove home in her to pre- he did ‘plenty of time to allow pare dinner while we met the train. | Smith wanted me te stop at thai | point, of course, but I argued some- ithing to the effect that a taxi bill | would be something quite unneces- 'sary, singe the actual cost of driv- ing nis Priend home would be ‘roughlyg 10 cents for tires and 9 cents for gas. | Smith said nothing. He ‘thinking. Finally the train arrived and when ‘his friends met us it ap- peared that one of the children had just have to make the best of it. | wy, | think I'm going to take you over if I can make it— }you know how these trolleys run.” | was have had to wait 15 minutes. The car was in constant service until 11 o'clock that night. What saved Smith and his friends in lollars and cents is infinitesimal! in comparison to what it saved them in human life. Smith has his car out again now, but I notice that he seems to have forgotten about the high cost of running. it. Ev: dently he discovered that more in effort, anxiety, Inconven- ience and dollars not to own a car New Week: THE BATTERY BALAS. 7 17 hii > coats ((woynght. 18926.) GARDNER SIX AND EIGHT WILL BE FEATURED AT SHOW eight-in-line, The new Gardner will be one of features of the Gardner exhibit at the automobile during the coming week. “In few weeks which have elapsed since the first formal display of the new Gardner eight-in-line,” says Webster Tilton. manager of the Til- ton-Gardr local Gardner sales and service representative “we have sold and deli cars we could get from the facory and have hundreds of requests for demonstrations Louisans who have seen the car.” The Gard- ner eight-in-line brougham is the eizht-cylinder closed car of- fered to the American public at the same price as the open model. It the Tt? show 4, the ler Co.., ered al! the from St. first is a bie. roomy. comfortable closed | car. In addition to the new Gard- ner eight-in-line, the new Gardner exhibited for the T.ouis in the Gard- ner In an- nouncing this new model the Gard- rounds out a com- . ™ an Dm 7% , ix 4iSO Wlil ve first time in St. the show. eecrtion aT ner Motor Co. finished in twe-tone @uco. » 'evylinder ' plete line of high-grade motor cars. ) ) | Be AND | ES .. This car has a wheelbase of 117 inches, and includes balloon tires, snubbers and enclosed four-wheel brakes as standard equipment. Both open and closed models are richly The six- five-passenger brougham is upholstered in brown cut velvet pe AP A To Sell Cars Like Real Estate. The South Side Chevrolet, Inc., of which C. W. Pfrimmer is presi- dent, has established a used-ear listing service. Persons desiring to buy cars can list their used ears for sale and an effort will be made also to list prospective used- +t new car buyers. saecilnscepitilta ait Piston Ring Exhibit.’ The Panyard Piston Ring Co.., 2741 Locust boulevard, will exhibit its piston rings for new cars. as well as for worn cylinders, at the automobile show. “INSURE IT WITH IRWIN” Liability . ‘ ie 4 * re ' aA. of Ne. oe as Ss ¥ Ww OY ae ~ ‘theta oo BR ahem em - ed oO eal a ey se 42 mS . ~~, Vernonia "PF le te ast ge la eel Colca x « oe fed o> a ede fielc etre bat ete Fe ves . — 88: . wh = ; a ie , : ’ 2 ey 7 , a ‘ .. 3 et | } gy 7 t ms € oe yon te a wee * « “a 2% ar oe, v &e .* r i a § 4 q LE * tie it > mi dg ee ~ ee ee ee eee ——————EeEEEor™ BAP DRE AE Niet HB gy oh e She has gone the way of the Danderine Sisters. . AIO ects Sg pe Tae ty age oe Do you remember them withtheir long flowing hair—never bobbed? What has become of the old fashioned car with the two wheel brakes? >ne is a os dine Se ee * Rt ag ter dine Each of these body-types is mounted on the famous V-63 chassis with its harmonized V-Type eight-cylin- der engine and built-in Cadillac Four-Wheel Brakes. Each is a Cadillac in the full meaning of the name, held to that exceptional standard of quality which makes the Cadillac Standard of the World. BA DIL LAC ond week of the penitential important social functions on _ One big event is the Chicago Gi BCom pan. which will give three perf ® Friday night and Saturday might at the Shubert Jefferson Which numbers of prominent meg have taken boxes and will ente le is almost obsolete. What has become of the old fash- ioned high pressure tire? That is almost historical. Ithas fourwheelsand everything, a 7 , — Soxheiders will be Mr. and The Great Jordan Line Eight sells for $1000 to #2000 > ee ukiason, Mrs. Newton R. Wi below any car in its class. Remember it’s an Eight. Of : - . - Blackmer, Mr. and Mrs. J “nd Mrs. Charles A. Stix, whi course, it costs more than most sixes. It’s an Eight. ee * ' “aries Nagel, Mr. and Mrs. ‘ | 4 7 Miller Mr-and Mrs. Eugene D MacCarthy-Archer Automobile Co. | Mrs Edward A, PanSt. Mr. and , 2” 400 \ Pentalconi. Mr. and Mrs. E * 437-439 N. Euclid Ave. St. Louis .Mo. | i ond Mra tee. Seckhelll s Fo 626 . Pry ds there is the wedding of Miss De eb rie A. Layties, Wr’ and @ | wri Mr. and Mrs. Theron Catif si : Frank RB. Muiford, Dr. and. | : a , _ Donald Danforth Tuesday” TITTIES | Rpt er ptiagte | for the @ ' im # Cadillac Automobile Co. of St. Louis J. James MacGregor, President. id M. Forgan, Mrs: Elile K. Grace M. Bell will have cu “8 berformances. Locust at Leonard Bomont 3080 COMPLETE LINE ON DISPLAY AT THE AUTO SHOW _3 || ~ e een ey Oe) a en) [ or oe ta BA Hie wd Gelihorn. Mrs. Heary Clarkson OR es ESS 5 a cade aes

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gamma” ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “papa Hy , yy Yipes yer, ty , ; y , . és 3 os ' ° AAAS Y, thy /, Uj fi’ Yj GHz or +e Lthy, tf) aS Att df v /, ‘f : Jf fo by (, 4 ff, f 4, , : “ f ~ “ MY ey iY, YY Wy ; , —7 fi yyyyww9@#fYqywHH7zZ Yi ” sen yy y | | Yes hy ‘ Y, ’ J / / s sf fA / / A j f r ‘st # , J Ps , / ’ J ’ J - Z V/ VY, J 4 fs AAA A, AAS ALAS A 84 , fy ISA LS SAL A “YY Yi f Ass 4, (Af, J (/ , SSAA A As Z / Ss A / AA 4 Ay Y44 4 ’ / ne iy 3 od pe YG); YW / / / 7, / “ff Y, “ / : ’ C “ 7 /, J # ve // ff 1} A, ; Yi Yy ff Yh 7 Sf, : - / JA, (/ Z / tf, f . / / " , 7 thd, y JAA, ‘ss 4, Y Af Y / ff ‘Af Yi, / A 4 (/# i~A . ‘ ‘\ AAA AN “ “ ~s ~*. ~" Mas. the Man Ik Lined >of the old auto- a i$ A ie Mss | | e oak , 6) | 8 46 Manativer of ‘Richard. 8. Hawes. Si A a) Uf lO : 4] and a debutante of next season. who is spending the winter in Eu- opean travel, —nireman Photo “4 > “. a A fa i. , . a a ee ee. ) eeu teaiamad MRS. J OSEPH ‘LO UIS WERNER.** © | who wil] inaugurate a Lenten class for the reading of plays at the ee, Bu Oy a ers With b ae Nar all.cc0, Lows 11. che is epandinig. time a ss wy rel a se where rests home of Mrs. Clinton L. Whittemore Tuesday morning. She will 4 ) : ae , ae ae ee dal the Coll T 1dWed d Clubs thi Y ee ‘ , Ly 2 oe “ gutta y ; j | We es et — ie rl ft = § \ Capital Gayly Prepares Pay es bigh as fiss Thelma Madill oy ay SE Nee Inaugural Ceremonies and - lo Wed French Vicomte Boo Mae SS a ae Group of Farewell Parties : : See ? Z cD # a. ii, % traveled down from New England together : women are -studying music. Miss i ig Mi tlie EGY ig ae i a %,' } - of a to see the inaugural ceremony. John Coo)- mis a student of voice culture and Miss ae. eae GG 4 ee _ ~~ , , ic. aN idge Jr. plans to attend the charity inaugural! ene of the piano. ; ‘ + a 3 _ *¥ oe », 2 4 oe det % $4: é th ahs “Fy, | Es # “3 meet ‘ball, it is sald, but the President's father har ng to the high m Madi!l is a graduate of the Sacred eS | i | : i | ¢ : é ee 4 we Pe not signified his intention in this respect as dim and distant p Stademy and Washington University, Ge Oe ee ee a ee ei } 27%. | % + EE eat poe vet. te 924? lade yd dé but here informally several . x ee mt . 3 ate : | . fae ae : ; , Spm ay 9 % — 7 oe , oe Vice President-elect. and Mrs. Charles 4. Paf0. She is a m: niber of the Junior se ee A Nea aa y/ pH, ; oy ; | y ee PE | Dawes have arrived. They were accompanied pe. The family sold the ir home on Lin- 33 Py eS ; = , 3 e BZ / by their two adopted children, both of achoo! palevard before going abroad and re- reg - MISS LOUSITA, MOSER MISS HELEN YULE “Oe age, Virginia and Dana Dawes. For the mooth—quiet— at the Westmoreiand Hotel. Miss Madill . ; Be whose marriage to Gerard Mc S Her engagement to Jack Kretzer i 4 Jresent they have taken apartments at th: ing to handle— ed to the Robert families both her = as se Mahon will be a spring event. a has been announced. os New Willard. It is said that Mrs. John #8. Clar (ey! e. 1 ‘ : ' ‘ ‘ a ° SS ; ae ; : * the traffic and w} a hey 288 te Miss Georgette i Tr tie ayiwara Phot anavier Phul oe » , Henderson, widow of the former Senator from HO Was presented to King George and eee: ek . ' Missouri. will renew her offer to give a vi : ’ q hats the auto- A Mary at | at the presidential home to the Government in mem. : 4 h : b // I) — — ory e isti ishe band. Thi George Washington ball ana OF oe anes rediiak a t Jordan Line | = Sond werk of the penitential period MISS KATHERINE as Vice President, was refused by bim. Gen. ' : % , ey PENS es | . . 4 : 4 pertant social functions, on tho UI ry Spanish Costume Affair big DOELLNER Bea wast co tots ase ’ ae 3 *S i Her engagement to Lawrence S. to the Charity Ball Committee where he is tu » One big event is the Chicas zo Grand omer: Which will cive three perform- Schleicher was announced yester- he chief cuest. of hopor with Mra. Dawes, BPriday “a ; We SS | 1D P / Bb h . and Saturday afternoon SE [ [ , t the came! that the banda do not wear the eit at 4) Mw Shubert Jeff m1 . ihe , “™ ; set VU C1 5 d d W1 Ca C day at an elaborate party 2 t namely - 7 | - | y | snubert Jefferson Theater Te ® nado Hote! eyeats with constant repetition of @ melod) Which numbers of prominent men and hu 7 ‘ Special to the Post-Dispatch vena - have laken ba ‘ = . - . : . 4 s and will entertain SN =6 \) "4 - : ie , . ‘ > : q ] / Ti ' ’ Tg - ‘ HE George Washine ston Bali, held Monday night, marked the senste of the ™ Queens and men and women of various piays now wherever he we eeaholders will be Mr..and Mrs . . Beach season, and attracted many hundreds of guests to the Royal Poinciana Hotel. Courts. The spacious dining hall, the living of Missouri will be represented by Adjutant — L. R Baton, Mrs. Newton R. Wilson, MISS JANE NUGENT In a scene of splendor the vari-colored gowns and jewels of the women guests were . Jaq the orange gardens contained a General Rumboid at the charity Inaugural Sa aackmer, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron a spring bride She will marry enhanced, and at midnight the throwing of confetti and serpentines added to the galety. -alaxy of riotous color. Mrs. Lyman Kendall ball at which at least 4000 guests will t& and Mrs Charles A. Sti hi ~ 5S . P “aS. Maries . Stix. while Mr. ' , f Washi t D. C.. was awarded first prize present ’ 4 en : wen eephame was rive r S isans ending the ball included v! asnington, . \., | | Charles Nagel, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jos h A Hafner Jr es The decorative scheme was derjved trom t. Louisan att . An} Mr. and for the most heautiful women’s costume, with Most of the Miseour! delegation Will be in — ests ; . « 4 y ‘ « *herh; Anheuser, Mr. é , . : omg Mr. and Mrs. Eugene D. Nims the mythical tale of a butterfly, Nauru, sup- Mr. and Mrs, Ebée ont = Roe ed 7 anediv go j he ‘er of bes ine Mrs. Charles Wiegand, irs. Kh, L. Katie, Bf 8. Edward A, } t, Mr. and Mrs. a huge canvas-covered marquee to accommodate posedly gifted with the power of bestowing Glad 1] Mi R Muckerman, Mi for the most attractive - . _ o ‘hed y the flashing jiadvs Sellers, Mise ose : CKe al, Mine .' = , oe i a es shew: esate | * . : : tions Downe) Flo Ziegfeld (BAllie Burke) was awarded the Senator and Mre. Seiden FP. Speneer exper rays from its crystal wings, Nauru, however, vers riades ‘) 4 7 a | | . | B the: on April 14, Mrs. Frances Allen Charlot wil) above the beads of the dancers. : tel Mel chili d Mies Eliner home in Kansas City after a few Weeks | ; to] +7 » Tielen Bolland MeLaughiin and Miss Eine . : | | f ' F ‘owle . _ rt hal f 4} a ine ran (') day ht was of the most | | : ete lg the weddine of Miss Dorothy become the bride of Theodore F. Fowler of The great dining hall, of the hotel was Club Thursday night was one “ Staxwell, who represented Chinese girla, Mine Representative and Mra. Leonidas C. Dye: fe? Donald Danforth Tuesday eve- Kingsbury place, The following das Mis* transformed into a of the season. The club was ” ry Denman Clark, weartng a ballet cos- Gave a8 their guest the formers sisterdpeiagw ‘% Se) >| : -. _ : : ; | | | , | : : Frampton will be married to Samuel jp» the lone forgotten oasis of Barbaria, the ,transformed into a world of make-believe “*': ‘ 5 Clarcer: ie iain Be ome on Lindell boule- Marjori | | | place of Nauru’s enforced retreat. by Pierrettes, Harlequins, Pirates, Gypsies Continued on Page Twelve. Continued on Fage Twelve. “A enlarged for the occasion b) Continued on Page Twelve. Miss Mareeline Reyburn, was imprisoned in a cocoon by an evil spirit Ben G. Brink- Mrs. Preston Pope 1 «A. Claflin, Mrs. Jobn O ‘Brien I’. Hutton, Mise Mary Brown Warburton, Ad- Senator and Mra. James A. Reed motored Mrs. Paris Singer of New York to Baitimore. Md., Sunday afternoon for ¢‘n They wili set leave Washington. diree! Mre. Edward social life in Washington this season dison. Misner temple of Boa, situated Lrilliant events .

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sy i f * oh LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ae ix : —_——— eee ee ee eee —-. se ee a oe 2 Sa — ad es ere TE aie A cet: |. aihited dae hee hace dane o> - ~ a sr ¥ . . - = ESTEE Gd calc Dna” Wulaaeie See = LI a Tia eS Pah Le Y gine eee ke ed Pda Det Me ¢ tid ae BSS i sn incall 4, POOR x fi eee on Bey Cee ee . ——~ = " ¢ € . Z wack u be | bigs t, w Pe - ; is adhe Py y ' “ Sol ENFELDS SDRING (OPENING SALES AN EXHIBITION OF AUTHENTIC SPRING MODES, COMBINED WITH SPECIAL SELLING EVENTS‘ OF, AN EXTRAORDINARY NATURE eb iedPdaadaalic uadcok ee RRB Ty " dite * > Maa Sees %, } hn Oe Le + ‘ &~ - PWctngs 2 be thane re : poate hae} a : : ae ee ee ok ae re ae Pn pm ae WR E ine a 2 , = eas ee ; Pe en Pa Saag.) 254 + % » 4 hee at 1 3 ” . a : ps Apa Nn ta : - Pa BAS ee Pe Ae ita iog on ee Pee wie rien nate et 1 2 A ha i gall apace gigas ? , . " A 3 P . . oF ; p. | = . aad ; & a . ’ a “4 j 4* ‘ - WHITE WITH COL- ORED EMBROIDERY er 4 t A filmy allover le $395 . | golden sheen flutte ak t 4 to graceful pointed ie & Ti over heavy crepe & This charming blouse ae F iF i matching hue, compe mode, so favored by Fash- #/ “Sioa = sophisticated yet delig ion, is offered in bothim- / e. ly simple frock for. ported and domesticOver (\/. "88 > pes, formalities. And, f Blouses, of white voile, § 3 cen $135, it illustrat * richly hand-embroidered. gaa \ charm of the ma 4 a P. luring modes that ‘Blouse Shop— First Fleer) - | £ Snown on Livinc +. r bey ds Ses. : a — 7 : : : . : pian a , A? a a % a «% - : : - i + tg at Brahe Ep a 2 RE “i * ” ; : Se 4 ane i> pie nes otis gh ne we Wh sth ded get i x4, 7 = ime ed d lees otal ad - ‘ ie — aheaghe zeny “aa ares . cz as PR A ie FD oie *9 ea ewrad Se it Soa es AN vate ie : sie ; is Tee - Side te” 5 Aiud 1 ¥ ; = > S ee ee ee te . ’ ‘ . . a eee om ae 4s ‘eden te , i as 2 ’ ‘Costume Saloa — Fount era oa > , ; fe we 2 — . F f . Pe. - _ . - . & e 3 bie ‘ ‘ ‘ is : _ —_— » . 4 j ¥, ™é > “ - ; . j ua i i v ’ 5 al > . a — ; . . [= Z e 4 > ” we . 4 j : ». gi” ” t cme : a. . , 2 . 1 » ‘ 4 - = ee * tgs Sa ae oe + the Opening Sales Are | ht kas } : = ae . @ > 4 - x > ; \e 7 4 % : / . -T 4 o. , a . a. i = : ha . 4 ~ . ~~ - . x 4 . ea “od +S Se i ’ 4 P» ' 3 _ ; ~ &. > By : i ery ™ z | : a A .- ,. : \ | 5 aoe PE FEATURED AT : ae 4 : + + in elaborate -Wew. Spring ae 3 , : “= = ; = Se sea | it~ o ANS thes exquisite t | a - tae é a F: ‘ . care, at | | $ 2” —. | : TESA dress of powder bi Each One a Special “Ualue at : Py | > fa ss . ! on Crepe. A knife $850 : Sea Y ON ge, hes &¢§ | ~ fear ey —s 3 Flattering scarfsofombre § ' ares guid braid, a silk-fi BN paig: Bitte 5 naw : Pinte ” De etad tes has Pavan hi iat attains ig. ee eae wees: . a ene ae eae” | \.\ aoe anh —wnite tog a: | if a . = | e | LKR at $125. Yet tise ee + as one | : : * R ’ fe Say gay new designs and color ye — + PIZ5 Hats of soft Milan and novelry 3 he a. 4 ay P 3 Ar, | auhtiedl wrmyss | 34 of the various fasct braids; hats with ribbon crowns, : Shy | “83 ' 7 | : 3 ay i aa unusual Opening feature. _ a ertgmmations thas | or taffetahatsaccented with Straw : | ’ As : ; : ae Vee. oN. , . SS ; af , . a 2 Fal s So , Saown on Lrvrwco M felt hats with flat bows and a note of | n° > “ae : : ee Se 4 | /Biousg Shop—Fiest Flew) straw;in the irresistible colors of : “=. ‘ . Spring's every mood. Fe ( Millinery Shop — Second Fieor ) q / Smart Sweaters — Oa/mon Bouquet SLIPOVER AND = S ‘ra Shining mt JACQUETTE MODES “ 4 ' the silk faille famaly : . _— «Cf p74. obines with a beige C $395 \@ LGD? = Grepe im @ delightfa % . | 4 semble of Parisian Tae . tion. The Coat d The most becoming of = /}//}//1 | banded in fox, the Spring s new sweater {Me , sa | intricately embroide modes in mohair, worsted, nh i : | ; salmon sith. — hot and fiber and mohair, in i Y Tik | | , in which no novelty Sport Hats of new straws in . 4 : 71 tail ts omitted: pablo all the popular sport shapes. : $395 ‘he Fovting ak ae _Popular-Price Sport Hat Shop— Fars? Floor . $ $ \ cuf ond soe gud . 7 | \- i ; cuff and skirt godets 7 AND Priced excepuionally low a F 4 tural kasha, gold bra ; . are these attractive Slips | "fae |, | buctton trimmed. A fh es of radium and twillsheen, : * : E . a’ \ dercompletes its sme ‘Mewest Fashions in Spring’s made with 20-inch shad- Fors Oncor the ow-proof hem in tailored distinctive stvles | SMART FOOTWEAR LIVING MODELS WILL DISPLAY THEM MONDAY Some of ee ~a + Snowy ox Liviso M $ () | the Fabrics 62° , To elicit the admiration of those petiaili : CHARMEEN ert 3 : — women who are accustomed to paying a great deal “Axons ¢ 4a for thei L d | effort and "Jesters. P | 6 Anistocrati Smart new color contrasts and combina- | | Or their apparel, we exerted an unusual error an EWELTONE | j PP Silk Lingerie} b 6 B+ oat Paps 4 ae, E i. ™ : ie oh ede Washes ns ¥ . « f ¥ 22 eae ook 2% q Sw #2: pa § » es ea) fhe - 4 uy f c eee eS + f mH t ; 1B °F. . § ~ o Ril a i es iy -_ - : ome + >. Re a ed 53 4 ¥ t+ . 2 $5 . Ye » ae ’ & M6 pes as ae Ps ge * a" 2 , . & = S; = ie ¥ ey a> oa = 2 2 - : is & 44 ~ ¢ 4a *y Wet Ss - 2 ee; fe eS! 2 os ; Soe , Ee | 3 FY rhs & ey | .% 2 Bee. ¢ >? pay Y : a , se 5 “ 4 + , oF hed a in o 2 ms t Sa e % i br, "~e ° ee oe as ; ied Be | Fy with its scgaill sce side ties. A wide choice is provided in such 34 4 ee eet vo api Ae) a ee borders of whi ppenenenes as 395 — a gray fox, and its whi pop S te al q lining, peeping out ah lt Ce ° b ° , : > mn 4 = . ~ . am we “ «OPO OF m ™ es ~~ ~~ we © oe a! ie s+ or ‘ : “ % a . F ~ ad a > ‘ oem. be . ‘ od a al eal ” - % a ve 5 oo - rnd . ve + & Peds > > + wa * . ~ po A a . = pre Ay Ce a ac ag A Sagem pe ao! ae 7 -.. nn eA " *% ~~ SF Riet ton He lt rae ee he SRS SR My 7 > x ‘ ; . ome of | : O | ; f gy: and lapel, it needs sc Graceful of line, and of fabrics delightfully new in the Golors Gowns, Chemises, Vests | an Be pabiean os hell ~~ owns. crises, cs ‘« texture and coloring, they breathe an air of aris- fe and matching Step-Ins, § [i | Dae aie or w . de chine, —s tf ae tocracy and charm. Furs adorn many of them as oe tadiue-and glove silk {ne exclusive Cost : , Warrie favored shades, daintily _ * : Spring, which ave decreed by fashion authorities. The size range, from Tiouaay® PAE SpA i > * RES 34 to 54, 1s complete. (Coat Sbop— Thind F ler ———e - , N&SCTARINE Lingerie Shox gat Een Comaienan sppeen ican. Navy se Ay. Rosewoop SATIN. ° WitH THE TaN CAaLr Very Newest Patent Kip CONTRASTING Brack SaTINny COMBINATIONS StSHGSHescee ce SN ' (Coat Shop — Tiwl F 4 Z SONNENFELD’S, 610 TO 618 WASHINGTON AVENUE ¢

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STNDAY, MARCH 1, 1925. Te a INARY NATURE Peasant Blouses WHITE WITH COL- ‘ORED EMBROIDERY £ $395 his charming blouse ode, so favored by Fash- n, is offered in both im- prted and domestic Over Jouses, of white voile, hly hand-embroidered. (Blouse Shop — First Floor) ¥> es ARE SPECIALLY | FEATURED AT $795 attering scarfs of ombre hiffon in soft shadings; inted radium scarfs in y new designs and color pmbinations, provide an nusual Opening feature. (Blouse Shop— First Floor) SF a) Smart Sweaters | Rasores AND JACQUETTE MODES $395 he most becoming of pring's new sweater odes in mohair, worsted, nd fiber and mohair, in ovelty weaves and unus- al color combinations. (Sweater Shop— Fast Floor ) Pe ere Costume Slips | [IN WHITE AND ' SPRING SHADES AT $395 Priced exceptionally low are these attractive Slips of radium and twillsheen, made with 20-inch shad- ow-proof hem in tailored [+ and lace-trimmed styles. Lingerie Shop — Férst F leer) Cre : . . . Silk Lingerie SPECIAL IN THE “SPRING OPENING AT a $395. Gowns, Chemises, Vests and pening Step-Ins, in-crepe de chine, satin, radium and glove silk in favored shades, daintuly trimmed or tailored. of than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation a mee i Hid, A AAR TN i Mfr ih we ilidioda sath i Atti ii wndl seth itt Eds beet tn AE HA OTTERS petite gs My dit) rat mish titi ‘Tie m isp rit mi wn " i Hit tid tila: i math it dati ni i a 4 Pad Ht fh i n) i soak Hee a f SONNENFELD S “SPRING OPENING ‘SALES INAUGURATING AN ANNUAL OCCASION THAT WILL DEFINITELY ESTABLISH THIS INSTITUTION'S LEADERSHIP IN MATTERS OF FASHION A filmy allover lace of golden sheen flutters in- to graceful pointed flares over heavy crepe satin of matching hue, composing a sophisticated yet delightful- ly simple frock for Spring formalities. And, priced at $135, itillustrates the charm of the many al- luring modes that will be SHOWN ON Livinc Mopets (Costume Salon — Fourth Floor SF > q Braid &mbroidered : + in elaborate design is this exquisite two-piece dress of powder blue Can- ton Crepe. A knife-pleated knee flare, a subtle touch of gold braid, a silk-fringed self scarf ,—auniteto provide angentirely original model, at $125. Yet it is only one of the various fascinating originations that will be . SHown oN Lrvinc Mopets * (Costume Salon — Fourth Floor Cre Salmon Bouquette 4, ' 4 ma ra Shining member of thesilk faille family, com- bines with a beige Cantor Crepe in a delightful En- sentble of Parisian inspira- tion. The Coat deeply banded in fox, the Frock intricately embroidered in salmon silk, —both are unique tit Conception, and _ are typical, at $175, pf the exclusive collection to be SHown on Liviac Moprtrs Suit Shop — Therd Foor ilk Ottoman s fashions this striking Coat, in which nonewest de- , tail is omitted: pablo in tint, flaunting scarf and lining of sand-hued crepe, with cuff and skirt godets of na- tural kasha, gold braid and button trimmed. A fox bor- der completes its smartness at $125. One of the ultra- distinctive styles to be SHOWN ON Lrvinc Mopets (Coat Shop — Therd Floor era .90 Anistocratic + 9 is this black satin Coat with its looped scarf, its decp borders of white and gray fox, and its white satin lining, peeping out at cuff and lapel, it needs scarcely proclaim its lineage—@ Gershel model. At $225, it tops the price range of our exclusive Coat models for Spring, which are to be SHOWN on Livinc Mops ts Coat Shop — Thsrd Fleer) é ® ove Tone Mine” \\ > Ob GFR Or \ y ; Cx a > freS ig ~~ iam . ¢ 2 —. _ * co é ‘ BoB: rT Be Sy a wid Lod al 7 7 9 € ese - Sx ~~ Sw 5 PES “sd pe ’ 4 . xe * < o . —_ . Some of the Styles StrraiGut Lines FLARES - Trers Borisn CoLiars GopDETs PLeaTs Lace TRIMMINGS Japots Snort & LONG SLEEVES Some of the Fabrics GEORGETTE CREPE Printep Crepe Crepe Roma KASHANA Printep CyIrron Satin Crepe Frat Crepe FLANNEL : Twit § Kirren’s Ear Faris THESE, TOO, WILL BE DISPLAYED ON LIVING MODELS No smarter nor more individual styles are portrayed by Vogue or Harper's Bazar than those which comprise these special groups; and were it not for our buying prestige with the leading New York makers, it would have been impossible for us to present such amazing values. 7 7 xe Both groups contain frocks for formal and informa! affairs, in sizes for women and misses, in styles so faithful to the types developed in higher-priced models that you can readily see that only a special occasion makes such low prices possible. Dress Shop—f ourt) Fleer Modes that Portray the New Style Grends Are ‘Featured in Each One an Incomparable Value at T Shown for the First Time Are Specially Purchased New Spring Hats Very Unusual Values at $ An unusual presentation of smart’ new Millinery.brings values out of the ordinary, in every becoming shape for miss¢s and matrons, in the . gay colors and combinations that characterize the latest creations. ($5 Hat Shop—Second Flog) ee Pax Chokers Dresses of Distinction “ice $75, Through a fortunate purchase we are able to provide, as a feature, Fox Chokers ‘ha superior quality, unus- ual in their color blendind. ( Fur Shop— Third Fieor ) 2000 Pairs of Service-Weight CHIFFON HOSIERY $ 1 oo ee = Sheer in appearance, and yet of such a sturdy weavethat the wearing qual- ity is equal to that of heavier hosiery. Every pair perfect, fulle fashioned, and pure silk with lisle garter top. GUNMETAL Licut Fawn Ross BLonpe FRECKLES Oaxnpust ATMOSPHERE Frencu Nupe BANANA ‘ Re Sizes ovo 8% to 10 i ee 4 (Hosiery Shop—F ast F leer) Sr eee ne mall " — : eS » ms “va eae “eh didia:d hada "§SONNENFELD'S, 610 to 618 WAobri.su:, st open ah ae ras me mE Se ue ww WT Ps re ee dee Ba! OE i. ie at: ab

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ay Bo aeeears - .' ‘ : . eS ey . a ore. same at ne a ree ne ee Se i - «baal trai, sae ~ * 4 ; ara es be aa et 9 ae . nit a dadiicaidaae sleteared ae ay ie. * Seve wr eye oo ib Ce ee | 5 2% iat ay ee eae , aie eS Diss Xceed dete it ag de 0% st. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ~ TD Seen ——- me — eee - ing of one 36-inch center and : four napkins, stamped in lazy- — — _ —— oe ne a re Gas Our Other PYRE ah oir Pues 5 and 6. This S ection. — TIX, BAE R & FULLER The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED J ewelry Repaired All Work oe _ repaired, regardless of condi ; Mantel Clocks repaired, delivered... $32.56 Fancy Shape Bracele: Watch Crystals Sree 3 Other Crystals , $35 Guaranteed. ‘Metzanine a GRAND-LEADER R THRI:T AVENUE The Buy-Way of St. Louis Princess Slips, $2.95 Baronette satin Princess Distinctive Living ene Suites of Enduring Charm va Genuine Merit Slips; new Spring shades. : Ps Infants’ Dresses, $1 Short Dresses of crossbar nainsook, lace edge and ribbon trimmed. Long Dresses of nainsook, neatly trimmed. Bridge Sets, 50c Tea or Bridge Sets, consist-+ | daisy and outline designs. Broadcloth, sqgc Yard Lustrous, soft-finish Broad- cloth, solid shades and white. 36 inches wide. Limited quan- tity. —} Amoskeag Gingham, 22c Hampshire and A F C Dress Gingham: plain colors, plaids. Tapestry Chair $49.50 Your choice of several pat- terns: attractive carved frame and good quality tapestry cov- ering. and smal! checks. 32 inches wide, and in desirable lengths. Ruffled Curtains, $1.49 Grenadine Curtains with pink or bive dots: tie-backs to match. 244 yards long. 2-Piece Mohair Suite Fringed Lace Panels. Are Dainty and New, at ‘+= and ‘= Each - ERE is an excellent assortment of Fringed Casement and Bungalow’ Panels, many beautiful: patterns from which to make your All are well made of good quality lace and finished on base with deep fringe. They are in the ecru and ivory tint and are 2°; selection. yards long. Curtains, $1.85 Pair Made of ag excellent quality mar- quisette, 50-Inch Damask $1.80 Yd. Mercerized and artificial silk | ful selection is a large assort- “ment of Orinoka Suanfast combination in several of the double flounced base and full ruffle on side. léng. Tie-backs to match. ruffle on M a rc - ‘ av a mF 4 . | 2) 2% yards Orinoka Damask $4.55 Yd. Displayed on tables for care- | 29c Yd. | room, kitchen or bath is § | popular Grenadine. 4 os . ee ay me ee ars ete) ‘ 100-Piece Di inner ice $49.50 : » ERE * 4 hy - PS Soe dd PERRO is : oe Pete eee te Bey Nk: hehe’ pink gies Oe te Ee ioe a ° ’ 0 ’ Se et ees pth ee VO mop oo 4 ds ee ae aaa eNOS NEE GRAN ey RIN” oa ls Es SMR CBR AR GE HOMEY * GO ARBI I-A » o. be ae “ Age) Abe a ies ‘ . » > ° Three-Light Fixture at $4.00 A ceiling Fixture for sun par- | ler or bedroom in ivory finish Five-Light Fixture At $14.00 : One of two styles at this | price is illustrated. Each comes | ¥ Soa ree oh ass OR, ers

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. ' 4 he “yh ~S iF Te t, sat’ Ey ES Na ae: "a MP rk: a ~ gms Bat ay ag at ts 4 Rp eed - Ps +3 2 ¥ = wet eS st eae Prs ics = : a giae AE : es ke Aa “y ce ot a PE alii ia ot . ~s ‘ » i i: SUNDAY, |. 3 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ 5 . x " . 9 SUNDAY, fe MARCH 1, 19-0. 1, 2998, . gee on ——= eee -——_ LT Sete — _ me ee ne on ee DOL LLL DLL LLL LLL LLL ALLL LL LT a — et ee re — — - = - ene oe . . —— 7 - — — es — - Sr —— -——-— ~ — ee nr ee ee eee See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and 6, This Section. Jewelry Repaired : _ — FF Cae, atch repaired, regardless of condi- 4 ; an i A I2 U , $5. [= 3 : Clocks repaired, delivered...$3.50 ee Sale Extraordinary of |) Sob Lovely Spring Frocks | nsee Panels we oo : af: 2 ’ DB 7 a ae ES RO ee ene ces eee I EAI ENOTES — | (A Lustrous Artificial Silk) for Daytime, Afternoon and Evening ae Special #3 04 OU will be at once impressed with the quality of | , o, ( these “Rose-Marie” Bloomers and the unusual value _| aA/ 7 hey present. Milo-Sheen is a heavy ribbed and very | | ass 1 hy ff. . | urable artificial silk. The Bloomers are in bright | | oS > shades; a ribbon cuff gives a dainty finish at the knee. | oS ca \ NG B Specially purchased to offer at this price. | | 3 | Sa bAes Glove Silk Vests’ Glove Silk Union | 3 m 2 : Special $1.64 Suits, $2.95 a —— ee ee eee , —— + — / iy Hitendg f ' | ee EE a Grenadine he _ ung 3 = = hry — orion a tailored an e th vests in quality | 29c Yd. aoe | Seer uae — - an excellent texture of . : ach, pink, orc ight glove s orced care- Usetul for curtains for bed- = Uy, 4 2 es, ) “eh ienpertoctions. neatly finished with bodies Ssort- | room, kitchen or -bath is this | = ty, de bg sg : Knee-length Bloomers, to top and self straps. Sizes anfast | popular Grenadine. There are We - \ : ty . . . { gf y, Pe NEE J > $ 36 to 44. s and | a number of dainty dotted pat- 2 x =a a ty : : This Dress event IS exceptional, eee eg e , | nae . (Maia Moor.) ed. | terns. All very special values, me = === e indeed—so far-reaching is it eth 1. ae fe i on : 7 a . & = —— : price appeal, in fashion appeal, in | ee Ee oe fee : es, $1.50 Each | oes = re S style appeal. Hundreds of unusual Eek PS) Ge TORRE : , S ; | S 11 ; f had , $ | aS V4 = ——— S Frocks are here presented, in styles Kee i ait Be, {Gey Avs 1 CU : pecia e ing O 500 perfect Holland Window Shades, 7 ria | —S S almost as numerous as the Frocks Se ee "] maa S Wk | br 1] : 41 . ilk Umbrellas pressly for Stix, Baer & Fuller, are. Two, special groups feature ‘smart, new styles at prices extremely low Ov t this price. They are all mounted on | themselves. d rollers and are finished on base with By ¢ ie o : : 7 3 3 M : F all —— ial silk bullion fringe. Colors are green, # oe 4\ = | ost important of all, eacn style en and white. 3x7 feét. _ | Pin PSs | —- offers a complete range of sizes, | (SEESA So oerd ae matt = from those for the small woman up to and including those for the er Service § ere’ | — ‘ae af Group 1—* 2: peor, : i a The Fabrics a hl i Po Eight and ten si styles, i — ze | , | 6 flare which ~ silks of good quality—black, Flat Crepe Georgette aed | a straight tunic ef | and bright new colors. Fin- ° J 4 | i a fee , * , : : Satin-Back Crepe in AHL. tiedulinae wet : ished with tie-on tips, and Bengaline Silk Faille HH) ye Dress of rust co! smart club handles of carved Crepe de Chine 1 | A” ored flat crepe. woods, with heavy silk cord, B -— Rust - colored and Gay Silk Prints | m i J | or leather loops at side and pe ae | | He . 3 top. Tip trimmings of amber, ops this side-fas- | | ae r oni T ( ; , d stubby ferrules, give an tening model ~/ : an > banded in self- he olors extremely smart finish. All 00-Piece Service tf eg, Pawang na Lipstick New Blue D—Black and white printed crepe exceptional values. S A—Black and white’ print : de chine seeks striking effect in (Square 9—Main Floor.) ed crepe de chine with nen wale: Rust Green front and side development of new ) blue crepe de chine. E | . | sleeve and novel front ) oe, ao ee . Group 2— At $398 ¢ : ° = . ° 4 i . ; . in gold band and coin gold handles @ | q deme manana abischenieles gta. | ee A great variety of attractive styles in silks of navy, (Moderate Price Dress Section—Third Floor.) beauty to this refined service of” black and beautiful high colors, with satin or self-tape ese china. This is a complete” for 12 persons and represents the — borders. Smart 8, 10, 12 and 16 rib styles, with handles of clear amber, combinations, carved wood, and popular ate in value. (Fifth Floor.) - ad ad : club effects. Heavy silk cords or leather straps; fin- . ee ' = . ished with tips and stubby ferrules. . | r a Cc O a 1 e P (Umbrella Dept.—-Maiti Floor.) y Fixtures§ ~ ner «+ eles | mart oprin raps ractive Values > | Presents an Endless Variety of Newest and Most Exclusive fo. T - na F - eading manufacturer at re- | | vee ° ; ‘ . r Ots O O are so large, the selection so - | Creations for Spring at the Amazingly Low Price of | R O -- ments, as well as bungalows ; | e : 4‘ 95 | ee _@ Scores of. lovely Hats, each possessing that 2 Among the many new shapes are the short- l O= | artistry of development which marks the exclu- brimmed sports and street Hats, those turning COAT of covertsheen or " Sive creation, are here assembled. There are up abruptly at back, the ever-charming poke plaid mixtures, in flare _ Models for street, dress, afternoon and sports and large droops. Special styles for the matron style—some bound-in braid to _ wear. Of particular importance are the new . are included. Various and unusual trimmings match, is likely to be the ee We Materials, which include: are employed and many new colors, such as: choice of a very young lady of é t Light Fi - ' fashion. Other Coats in this ; . § lannel with linen co | ond Tc none ie ecowal 1 4 Tatt eta Canton Cr epe Pablo Brown Bluette cuffs, appeal because of their _tone or ivory finish. An unaey Bengaline Silk Faille Felt fone er Copen Terrapin Black wmast Guia’ aid’ nour alae sually attractive value. ‘ Novelty Imported Straws cilianianiasiiimiae a Thistlebloom shades. py pens 2 0 see areas. | Early Selection Infants’ Handmade Frocks -Monday Morning ga «= Sa eC Is Advised In Four Attractive Groups Sheer, dainty Frocks oz Handmade Frocks of ' soft nainsook, hand French batiste—some with wh LEAL smocked in pretty colors, low neck and short sleeves . js e. . sab, ais SN ae or trimmed with hand- trimmed with piping; oth- J ET arts 7 - WSs = GE ty a=: VO A ; he co Sige. Bite seige we ate? 3 embroidered sprdys and ers elaborately hand em- a Ge 1 a > — BBRQREEKY a (lt "\) 5 » Pekin tte Oe aE. ok Y “ge tucks; sizes 1 and 2. broidered. Sizes 1 and 2. (Millinery Section—Third Floor.) | Drov-Vich t Fi tures _ ‘ » Z Fr r ? \ : Cay ot . | -- # at wy s ea nc ies S ee - “ A’ ae 1 gal - anteaters A t $ 4 95 t $5 9 5 Appropriate for living room, TE = @& : | oS pete 8 ee EE (O) a LS OE er Lovely indeed are these 4 — or neo: in oe ae a ; \ CR SE = eee == “ y Bee} Belgian linen, striped Belgian linen Frocks of sizes in which it is obta: : _ | ‘ en sa ? OS gees oe os voile and Marquisette are practical quality, hand- the fabrics chosen for made, hand drawn and these handmade Frocks— hand embroidered ~ in beautifully trimmed with dainty colors. Sizes 3teé handwork. Sizes 2 to 5. (Second Fieen)

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: 4 . - gUNDAT, ’ a 4 ARCH 1. adit Men ale a Se a : a a heise oat het The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ~~ ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH __ PP ame a - memrewes o —_ - ~ a ee ee —— er —— . - me Section. Men's and Bey Men's Fiber and é, ‘Sample Belts, 3 Silk Socks, 19c , Of calf, 3 “a Medium weight with ne :- reinforced heels. an ‘lat probe nn toes; black and colors: e sat grip arn = slight seconds. Sizes 10 ides: F Et and 1134. GRAND-LEADER - (meowhnstairs Store —— tee LL Cl LL A — ~e ————— nnn ee a ce oe . va “ i tie 4% ny ie » Adie ay inte > Ve ee ee Ce eee as a WR ae aes Pye ee herds - rs i del + " - a pt Te Jit ila. yl “ te de. Ate. ana ~ : : rors ‘ rte tnetpeg cr Fant gr SP Ne au Neonat ~ - * ne y sec catteiiat oa ha a * ” Pes a 2 - en , Oh ee ~ : hie ~ sj lp Aga adh ind ee i ye" . 7 ate Sales Every Day March 2 to7 Look for the Downstairs Store Week Price Tickets eiteice se A ayaa , ; bg Ams tee side woiainkt ek “a Plalelietsitesss' ats alge ace perch a ae Sa eliglnling ie settee it 39 agg 2 et r > ee . ” ; — int bh ey eo : ete Suen Se An Occasion in Which Great Underprice Purchases Will Be Featured, Offering a Wide Selection of Desirable and Serviceable Merchandise of Various Kinds at Savings That Make It Imperative to Buy Liberally at This Time. AttendT his Sale Monday—and Every Day This Week ‘a tances, | Spring Coats Are Priced Extremely Low | -> wy \-\ i apetteably , ; Women’s Rayon Vests. markably low price. The assortment offers 2 ; fouls oe — A\\\ smart new styles in the season's newest 1 \o ae materials. ) r \A\Y Vi ' ALAA gts OF) K\ fin + Downstairs Store Week ; Be. “= . J é . woven stripes. The Spread and Bolster’ is in one piece and e Styles, at They have small ruffle at the é p d are three | aeee that ig finished with "ds long; have scalloped edge. Slight seconds from one of the wits, -j 'B- - a AE*: Pairs, at FASHIONED of Milan hemps, Swiss braid, fancy bems-itching. All sizes. best manufacturers. An exceptionally attractive offering for Down- ia CE ey 39c 47c 59c | ; hemp, etc’; in small, close-fitting effects, silk- stairs Store Week. (Downstairs Store.) ee Bt te nity, So 9 , [NCLUDED are pure silk, chifforand silk faced rolls, droops, pokes and others: trimmed perpen So ut Good quali-y cotton gar- Stockings; all first quality and come im with silk sash, ribbon bands, rosettes, etc. Wanted* Reducing Corsets Ps) PA) ais ments, including first ahd and dropstitch styles; a good line of the colors and black. Downstairs Stor ‘ ] 100 P ° f . W 9 . L Sh second qualities. They 4re shades and black; sample ee ae | —_— $1.98 airs of Womens Low Shoes ws2ic°snssies. : : , | , Z : or DOdice tops; si 36 . 4 Men s Work Trousers Thége speees reipcing Unusual Value at the Price MMO ey Dainty Boudoir Lamps ‘ . - ade of Fara ae: Ss Downstairs Store Week Corsets are made ot 3 i Read ge | . S rubber, covered on both sides HESE are factory rejects of Neat Form Confiners . > : - " - >] > ty £ ° 0 , ‘ - > ; f . “= Choice of 6 Colors 7 = 4 00 with ate _ ae ™% ‘ = be | ~“ well-known trade mark Shoes, 4 Be nd iaces in > K. izes | , ‘ ie : , ey a /~ . ees ’ . *r- : - - b - . - ~ - - - be * = " j in Nie tag ge ee oe i -4 * ae eens Pere pe Re aS At this price you will tind P 2A quality; tie-backs , Panels in a large variety of [| 2S. at a ‘luded Js —— Seamless Wilton splendid makes, including , — ; Be Sn hey SIE. r Fe ¥ geo" Pied _» - 4 Sr. acai <a ~ = ~~ — matched; others are ag oe eg Downstairs Store Week IE EE EE AO anne -*- ra - a. ‘ see : . — ae! + iscontinued patterns; =m : $ 1 .O8 Girls’ Spring Skirts a : Se, ae a size 9x12 feet. Extra-heavy bleached, fine Downstairs e Week === yarn Sheets in size 83x99 $1 == $1.55 a Streaion, with colored ruffles; tie-backs to 9x12 Rugs at $40.25 inches; 20 dozen to -sell: every seam cemented; have These Skirts are taiJored of 5 44 Heavy seamless Axminster and seamless ‘3 o’Clock Special MADE of solid color cOtton , At 1 == F black sheet rubber wink? velvet Rugs in beautiful patterns and col- convertible collars, patented , : 64 linene, attractive! : . . , y trim.- auap fasteners and iarad’ pock- ar angle gar iy Set ors; slightly irregular in pattern. Inch Table med with embroidery in many ons pllaghsty imperfect; sizes 4 pleaved all around in various 36x63-Inch Rugs $4.98 Damask, 48 Yard new designs; shown in tan, | — ig sian i effects: shown in the newest Five-piece block marquisette Curtains. in. Extra grade Axminster Ru Ss in choi r Bleached, mercerized rose, green, blue and orchid; 2 nam, 49c colors; waist attached and cluding double ruffle valance and tie-backs. patterns: come in the 1 ~~ ice Table Damask in a range every Apron has a good hem: ownetairs Store.) waistband styles. Sizes 6 . giadhac sn md te of new patterns; 64 inches sizes 36 to 44. ‘ix wrist ‘ “fF eyr oe os . to 16. r ' (‘Downstairs Store.) wide. ‘(Downstairs Stere ) ; (Downstairs Store.) all-wool materials in plaids, ~

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De MARCH 1, 1925 ~~ “Tan ee _ ee eee 2 - te me ee ae wee eee —peases aoeeuoeee ay New Millinery for Spring—$5.00 to $35.00 | am on8 Open a Charge Account—Enjoy the Advantages | eesne reese: Men’s and Boys’ 4 : | % Sample Belts, 35¢ #7 } cence | Veen a Our 6th Semi-Annual shout tie Set | Our Entire Second elty leathers; tongue on. Samples are al- harrow. ed “aca ‘™ Yer |&D ways made in 16,18, Floor Ready-to-Wear widths. | ; aa : Pr = oo 36 and 3S sizes, but ° . DOMME Shey is >, ree é | we have made the Section Will Be . | ie sR ALL the People . size range complete Devoted to the Sale ‘ ; 2 . >from very wonderful ~ Sales EveryDay | ~ is | seis’ ‘= dan of Samples i mm For airs Store Week asa aa gas Sauna ee OES SEBEBEHRE RSS RBRSRBSSSRBBBSRB RBBB BCS SA ec sas eB mi. COUN 3 PE pee For the sixth time. we invite the These are garmeats used in the show ) i J Jae, ee ’ : - : ) Full-Cut Blouses oe ie as taal ial i Ate eee Me i women of St. Louis to our Popular Semi, POoMs of manufacturers and importers 1n Annual Sample Sale. This brilliant even‘ New York, for the purpose of taking j nock bn t het, 1 ng rs) 4 ~- os es -. -¢ ¢ ‘ ts i ¥ eke a i, f 5 orders from retail stores. rand, C | t litt | move HG ) fiz ey Bs 18 ce 7, / a has now eome to he looked upon a> the 4 ‘ Hee 4 5 ci ¥ bees . MA — , me ati th 7 . , Paes pS ea . rs Representatives from all the cities go to New Ouses are made in the yoke style and © i ee MEE. : iy one ockasion of surpassing unportance im York to see what the new fashions are to be and a cuffs; come in a variety of pleasing, 1 2 ee ; t/ Wi g SN ee mo ! the social life of the CIty. There is no to place their orders for the season ahead. Fash- ec: a all full cut and : wh : — Gee ion shows are held at the Ritz, the Plaza, the are (Downstairs Store.) _ i" | Century Roof, Madison Square Garden, Grand a wearing the finest of apparel may choose (Central Palace and in private showrooms of the if) entire season’s requirements of fine | manufacturers. There displayed on mannequins, the visitingebuyers from all parts of the country vo to see what fashions are being brought out. £282 ean aeag gnu other sale like it. Women aecustomed to * 7 Paraloid Mirrors j airs Sfore Week : nie biel third of the recu- | { Be : ALS, Sige A EAE FEE E save one-fourth to one-third of the ; pele After the fashion shows are over, and the orders $7.19 ; me ee // ff | ae BIAS MAP Rid lar prices. Sale is planned months in ad- | are booked, the representatives return home, and | : e | ‘ , Vy Re hg hE then it is that we buy up these samples. ; : Dresses, Coats and Suits and actually | {i Res ON GT Ce reg - vanee by the chiefs of our entire Ready- ate oe of these BS: ‘ oe oi Se, . : i ee, ® _ : + to-W ear buving organization. Only the We yet theny at discounts renging from 20% Paraloid Mirrors. f. = 6 as rere tae ta Seer “* ; ie grade : are} to 33'14.% and we secure the cream of the collec- in round shape and | 4 be: 2 6S oe. samples of the Inghest grade appar . as Dantes gine wena af made teak choice ‘of 3 sizes. ae | | Fp: me eee , a } es the cream of their Spring stvles aration weap tiee ite alia . wee Si quality and nicely = P Zsa . P.' : ce — > 10USEs, sadly : i pce soeteetene among the world’s largest buyers of women’s ap- - Mee ph are chosen. The'sale will be held Monday ‘| parel. Naturally. manufacturers are glad to sell (Downstatrs Store) __ 4 ~ CAE Si CL ade, C0 am wall 1 thd, on‘the Second Floor. | us their samples. (Second Floor—Nugents.) \ —_ :. Pee 1 j | , : - | _ - sn’s Sample Hosiery . eS eso c-D - “eS, ag’) Se Se *, DB 'we® wen 6 Oo a eS 010 & *) UW a1’ + 2 @ ss DB * seme Bc ra a ip tea cS - Pac The Silk Event Supreme— Monday! D are pure silk, chiffoand silk mized. Past Events, Marvelous as They Have Been, Hold No Parallel to This Big Sate 75,000 Yards of New Spr ing Silks. [~ $4.98 Ottoman Neville Faille tch styles; a good line of the wantec¢ One of the newest Spring weaves for ensemble, entire black; sample sizes. ay e of 6 Colors dresses or combining with other materials, also separate ; onsisti ll ew bt , ints on heavy quality ; nsisting of vase New border ed pr ~ ifay 3 ] i | in pretty combinations of blue and tan. Havana Fassan Porto Rico Agof } ' 5 °-@ 0 = ee we « Ss 4 ‘ 4 : - - ™ v. a ’ YY le a 4 . . 7 eA S : ° "Hy * ry oy” F ~~ x + e ‘ “6 = gay, Men het ip e . Pa g : &. . a ' ! > : ll a (Downstairs store.bg 129 ) jeddah vain GEERT aAs0 Pilea — 54-Inch Printed Crepe de | $2.75 Printed Crepe de | coat, fa the very neweit colors dude ies ty Boudoir La | | #2 e Ai: \ \ ak eee : | “hi | iti Venus Malacca Nice new ideas are . 4 . ah | i pn Poca ee .: b 2» | Ciel Titian in these Boudoir = oe aK Sep eer . ~ fe we ae git Be “_ Chines | Chines Ocra Briquette Pone Terre Lilac ’ - ¢ yates at ete ae y ; 40-inch, new printed Crepe de Chines | “de” Perse Tangerine Laqurre a) * and key socket. crepe de chine, beautiful color combina- | tan and blue. white and black or blue” Artichoke Cievette | Dust Pain Brule tions of tan, blue, Castillian or Chinese and russet. Neat designs on a heavy, Tiger Eye Secoche Turf Frelon red. All in this great sale $6 95 #plendid quality crepe. More $1 98 | Midnight Ivory and Black »« , » * : . : 7 ' Monday.. than forty styles to select from tylés at $1.49 and Shades suitable bve, 79c to $1.79. (Downstairs Store.) en’s Handkerchiefs ~ a / light — 5 5 | 4 Seconds, Cc Dozen “yy e¢ 1000 dozen of these women’s em 2 Handkerchiefs. They -come in whit€ © _Sold by che dozen only. These ate | ds, but exceptional values. ¥ (Downstairs Store.)@ $3.00 Satin Canton Crepe $3.90 Printed Flat Crepe (Canton 49 inches wide, new designs and colora. 410-In. New Printed Silks $3.50 Crepe Satins 40-inch, extra heavy Satin | | Crepe, in new Spring shades of blue. Beautiful white and black combinations in rore: ous designs and colors for mew Spring shades of biue. tan, blende, | " ’ k in ous la we oat | . All inn this i i Ps — «i mas , ? 9 . 2 98 dresses, ensembie suits or $3 08 | ta 4 SA. 16 Mondays , = = , we Fs a art ttis g Sy . ‘ . . . . e ° - 7 ‘ ; Pussy willow and indestructible voiles 40-inch beautiful Crepe Satins in the " ‘ ‘7 “- , in, golden, navy and black.. All in this great silk event, : wes * ee ) =A : Taffetas New Printed Georgette New Spring Foulards $2.50 Changeable Taffetas pe Se td stan Pe Extra heavy pure dye, Changeable Chiffon Taffetas | orange, tan, ciel, maise, cocoa: very new for Spring | dresses; all in thig great silk event ' Mondayr.. Thousands of yards in the newest colors and designs, plenty of the wanted white and ‘black effects; $I 08 | fin new rich colors, yard wide, in this sate $1.77 vard wide, all in this great sale Monday.... ° Monday Pa Esabroidered Aprons airs Store Week / et ee a yi | ; | f $3.98 Satin Extra! *°.° Cre de Extra! 5 Pieces Pongee Extra! Spiral: Oveué chine In This Sale 29-inch, extra heavy satin face silkK-and- : E 7 a) ; = J _ : f 7 = » Ps | a - merece: ° ; .00 | Ss - » , | Ma - 4 40-inch heavy, pu re dre $ Q8 ‘ é ‘ . - s w rove | Mpir aiitre pe for kK rieeti) - ! l ema , ; an \ Os ’ LPO 4 Crepe de Chines in pink or . THE BETTER QUALITY—EXTRA cu gi ble Sults or Dresses in new $ 49 “~_ ~“ ff e.- .-@ @- , - ge gee ol ij fvorv: in this great. silk WEIGHT. Imported; natural tan color, shades or black All in solid color cotton event Monday inches wide. Limit—regular retail require- thie alli event ty j a , s . "sa - “a « [o p} | ll orders taken , attractively trim ‘| | | x : , (Main FI notion, Wsttine.> ments. No phone or man or Monday) embroidery in many ; shown in tan, — ae . ; F (Main V loor—Nugents.) blue and orchid: - . & ; an a “2 . . o- - ) — Sy «? “."° _- has a good hem: 2a tr oP ~ os ~@ f° .O; @-- GV? he o - 2 @D> er | ~~ < 0° Lo? “ @& r.3 @.~- o 44@ , ft en Pf PF. ” ie ae ws yy . ry f Se. , & =e ; . ie °? a 11@e 2@~- _ 2 & & ‘Downetalr eture j _ § a . + Y —_— ma r ) see Se eee naeeeceeeseenaeeseanuasaeees , Se BSB eaensseeas 8 B. Z . , ¥ | : SBSeQesepeeppepeaeepeaeaespeees 8 & & & Sega gag aaaaBaBe BS ~ : ad t —

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FR AP A eo - Ae on ~ — Me ee ee ee “> : — = A ARES a: RES ET Ro et i “ ee s ‘ P . ’ are 2 ‘ sue owe eatin dee Beaks ree Se ome i ae or eee 7 Be) LD cm rors pat SiR bap eh. ‘ . i 4 . ww eR o dara “ ‘ A ergy in nti wigan, ete a og thy % Pa . v Pr’ ty yo - an 2 -. " ; het Sythe. yorpa fy oe be dy “! Agus BR a ‘ ‘ ah en) al /- tea ¢ yard lengths of T’rees wide range of 10c 25c Fancy Ticking 3 to 4 yard lengths of Fancy es be aie Be ie Ticking Remnants in beautiful stripes and floral de- Ce Pink’ para rubber, — ‘back modela, excellen reducing and for New models Full range ° $4 8 of aw ie PAre $3.50 Rubber Corsets $1.69 Pantalettes and Petticoats {zed Bport Hose. Ful rid to All the new shades. in- » Sper did quality tri- hbioomers have at- —— Cal are grade—vhile “they 29c . so! lia coiors. fancy. $7.09 Space Will Not Permit of Detail Description of 2.000 peirs mbbed merter- 70,000 Square Feet of Selling Space—60 Complete Opening Sale of Our Wo 150 Hemstitched Breakfast Cloths Piain white mercerized dan also blue, pink and DOTEOTS. ci cass ccewes ~y $ 1.00 58-Inch Mercerized Damask | Good weight, 2 to 5 yards; 39¢ mil] lengths; good patterns.... 25c Bleached Linen Crash Full width: excellent quality: 9 CHENG DOG. . cdc eo ceehaees een | ™ 89c Colored Bord. Damask mercerized Damask; good White Cup 58-inch weight: fast colored 9 ene net earn bear sacl Cet 59c¢ and Saucer re tee Sate ure ten . le | femi-porce’ain;: subject Bleached Ba:ch Towels meerte - a a oo to impertections: re- markabie values: no Hand Towel size: good weight: weight semi-porcelain; gold phone orders accepted. Slight misweaves; 100 dozen: and white conventional de- Timit 12 to aie witte the6 thet... co osc cl C sign: only 250 Sets to sell. > —— .98 50c Bath Towels 22x44 size; double thread: full bleached; slight misweaves. 29¢ 228 Sample Coats 110 One-of-a-Kind Models 247 Specially Parchased Coats Polaires, vyelours and tweed mixtures, in plain models or full lined in the plaids. All and made up new ittractive styles and colors. Sizes 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14 Also 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 A Spring Coats The Big New Girls’ Section Makes Fine Offerings Beautiful crepe de chines o and taffetas, all handsomely embroidered and made up in styles very becoming to the young miss. Come in large variety of colors. 8 to 14 Years a . , . 130 Girls’ Suitees A 2-piece dress Suit made of $ paisly, waist attached to pleat- ed tweed skirt and coat to | mateh. § to 14 Wemres...c ic. New Leather Goods Department - 983 Sample Leather Bags ogee $2.95 to 84.95 Values. . Special purchase of rey for thi wning sale come in the popular whit . tan al id ‘colored eh ades: og eg Ba SRR RARER ae Cae. ey Ae een | ' $2 Women’s Broadcloth Blouses 2*]= 39 | ters w th Two an only; sizes 36 to 46. 1000 Sw eaters kets and "Vv" = —_———e Fd (Bargain Base ment—\uxents.) The entire sam ple line of one of the best manufacturers choicest sty!es in new flat Al . shapes, top and back straps; leather and uminum Ele silk lined; plain, striped, fancy, tooled, em- Percolators bossed floral, 22-k. gold trimmed and | ors nickel-pla 00 | miany other designs. Cowhide. pinseal, S-cup guaranteed Perco- | yet ltnvs VOCCO, alligaior and many other novek- lator; 6-ft. cord $2. OR - ty creations and leather. : heavy aluminum. ruseeriond fi ( a chase we were able to select these lovely new Spring Dresses as an opening event for our new Bargain Basement, just com- r temals for wearing .quality and beauty. Deerona, tweeds and fine polaires. All new styles, well made and well lined. Some have fur bor- ders. You will find Prince of Wales, jouble with new collars, new sleeres styles. novel pockets apd effects wry, rT} We Double the Space in Our Popular Ready-to-Wear Section Two Big Opening-Day Surprises Monday! More Than 1000 New special pur- leted. Garmeats ft such lovely mate- lals as printed crepes. satin Can- tons, flat crepes, Canton crepes, covertines, flannels and satins. Dresses in ensemble styles, straight lines, beltless models, tunie elfects, basques, cireular skirts and other new fashions. Beads, flowers, fringe, gold braid, embroidery and ribbon trim. Sizes: Misses’ 14 tb, 18; Women’s 36 to 44; Extra Sizes 46 to 52 528 Wonderful Coats New. Spring Attractive new models in fine ma- breasted. loose-back models of bratd nd buttons. , rust and ( olors ” tan. deer. gra\ Slee 14 to 18, 36 to 44 and 46 to 52 (Bargain Basemeat—V\ugent a ed ee . Tabdie : round or polished fin iain eine oti 99¢ | special at.. » - —_ r Women and Misses ening Shoe s—Regular $3.95 to $ | p military Oxfords and penny satin, rose- 5 2 G tan combinations; black or brown deathers, in side ties, ildren’s High & Le t sandals, instep rtment Axminster « et Rugs Semineter and Velvet 52.488 Rugs Ata Berens of very high me "$34.95 | cnucn vering tee . cy A de- 7 $9.95 Bs : ail $28 IS ats # Arey, J

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. ences 5, ' snsntacs — se ee — : ae Bi vn ll SRP oe ere — a? : ya at LaF , + * : ~s ; ; ¢ : ¥ 3 A ¥ ‘ ‘ a fee the a a “ a f. yr GRO ET se } ~ a ov . mess “ > ‘ f : rs : _ = “ . } * Ma. ae: m Pi toky OR acces - — . = 7 . 2 : Oe ee me te ee ORE CP Ree A. oe . : , 4 Pe YS + a “rd 4 ’ t a ie ' i s Pb i : . ’ sr NDAY, ’ . ) re i“ " . wes . | Fe , SUNDAY, . = 9 = h ‘ - ‘ s } d j y ° : > a AS NP AT : | MARCH 1 i926. es | ihe ay POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED STLOUS PNCT-NiCPATrL 9 | icttinees stiileostenataiaiaiinaiiasdittiaaaaaeaat : iy lll ————————————— = ne oo ne —=. = ooo SS ee PS RP RL Oe Pa eat. 0 5 i IR dies ame LAR TS ES Proses, jonquils and aes, 8 -Ferns Large size; good selection primrose; covered with | Begonias Unusually large and attractive; fancy pink variety; large i s and 18 asparagus ; OD. opal blooms ; Ferns large and bushy; plenty of new sprotits ; ( | pots, with Jap mat-ecover; ribbon tied. Regular $4.00 value. ] QS SESS SERB SRS SSBB Eats easasasa se Se eee ° . ian varieties. $1.50. to $2.00 values ...... 0... ct cc wees SOOGR OS Sa 1 Ruffled Scrim Curtains a ‘ Ruffled Scrim Curtains of sheer quality: very . 3 well made, They have full ruffles and tle-backs to ; } match. On account of thie | price we reserve the ’ right to limit six pairs to af ae ad 16-inch size and the Suit. 9 res er | Kiddi : D . cases 24 inch; each.......- 4 . . ored chambray. Many n d or Jenn ular 36 inch, mounted on a guar- ular $0 to $7.50 Values : me f oor are embroidétred. Extraordinary presen -baanel Hit anteed spring roller, slight sec~ i aires al Oth actiart) neck Gowns, silk bra r 7a, onds; all fixtures ready to hang; al ‘n lovely new 2 aoe igenA [et 7s 4 ers smartly and Step-Ins of fine crepe and shadow colors white, éreen, ? tok 95¢ the thi f ye — SFisie = est AS = trimmed... .ccscccsccces stripe batiste and Bloomers of satinay; yellow or gray..\.... e thing for im : : “Se; 2! . ’ anc " lity; attractive gar- 4 ' 4 , B ht a cil Children s Underwear fancy satin _ ee ty a sd 23c—40-Inch Brown Muslin ew custumes. boug : ments; come in flesh, Mill cuts; very fine weave See neession to introduce , Princess slips, combinationg and | } white, orchid, black, Island Muslin; will bleach 1 5c d th _ gowns. Well made of good wearing brown, navy, etc.; easily: per yard ......«++. ee : Large shapes an e : é cotton materials. Sizes 4 to 43 sample lots, many 72-Inch Unbleached Sheeting styles, as well as the 34 S50 Bed Ou ttit a 14 YCars «acceeresesees eeeeeene C odd pieces; all sizes.. . Good weight: full pieces; 4 Included are some . Quilted Pads of good quality erereeeteee eee cL OC yards wide; mit 20 * gat : Cc 4 ; - ° to a customer, per yard..... ’ ; rles. , . Asean eaten ss ie see Bed— $ & 5 Tots’ Voile Dresses $1.59 Crepe Nightgowns 60-Inch U J 5. ’ ° ur , ; (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) Spr ing— e Attractivels trimmed. Come in smart Spring shades. 99¢ Wonderful quality crepe Gowns attrac- Twin bed Sheeting; very heavy ‘ Vattress Sizes — to 6 years. e*eeeeea @aeeseeoeeeeeeeevene eeeeveeeaeee eee tively trimmed with embroidéry and meé6 ? ‘6-ft. cord gir ld Corling ae ym | polished finish; on ait ticking. Full weight. Ex- Dresses for the tots, 2 to 6 years. Dainty styles and $3 97 ¢repe de chine; fancy and | 88 co aluminury.. $2.98 | rubberized handle .@BBBBBP ase -e--ceee.e.e. 9c | epeclal. at... ....% $2.79 tra well made, These outfits come in full Ghiors. Special. bi oo cic cebeasecwccccsebecescveoses ° tailored StyleS..c.sseseecaces Coe eee eeeeerseeesese 5 . Fan oe ertoct double ~- faced : , | Size Only. (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) ? (Bargain Basement—~Nugents.) (Ragas Dea eae instrumental | and dance, They usually “i list at 756. .esce ‘ 3 for A : Be Women and Misses ~ | Art Needlework : .___) Ce ., Basemigpening Shoe Sale | 72 Sannet Pesspreses A Knockout in Men’s Clothing | 2sssi"m : $1.69 Rag R The New @es—Regular $3.95 to $7 Values — is Very heavy quaiity in neat ¢ol- Ae YS { ‘ Sw ov $ 99 r — Wonderful quality in these stamped krinkle Bedspreads. 81x100 and 90x100 inch sizes... ; Attractive designs for embroidery. Slightly imperfect from stamping but the material or Regular $2.95 Values een . : ’ ‘ New Basement Clothing Department Offers Men’s and Young Men’s ering lim band borders: QBeg ae ‘Your choice : in, penny satin, rose- * J 3 SC Fe fied | ; » J wood satin, bla tan combinations; : eg ¥ 2 a wee they \ allover patent, , black or brown oo R- » — % a a Pry kid, black calf ‘leathers, in side ties, | — cleaned ......+6. eeeeeene 10.98 . front ties, neWw@ae pumps, cut-out Ox- Costume Slips : : mS , U 1 sal tume £& fords, Theo ti ut sandals, instep | gi! ag Pans on a. : bodice to in all the new Spring A most unusual sale to open our new Men's Cloth- | posses SORE faaty peated teenee shades are black, navy, »vrowa, straps, plain s pmilitary Oxfords and : ing Department in the Bargain Basement, offering henna, flame and tan; SI RS many oher p Lot i ] 2 = wearing quality is not the least marred. you a wonderful opportunit to have a brand-new sizes “_ 44... esnscoses ' ildren S High & Low Shoes Stamped Bedspreads Suit, right, at the opening of the season, at a most | Bonserea Carta Bert Bert, 36 , ‘ . c 4 \ ) Shoes for dress, school or play eat “ine ett He ly Bedspreads for nominal cost. oe oF. gi vultable tor & wear. You will find cut-out straps, a ee = > De ect: 100 plece n the ia gut-out sandals, Oxfords.and high | Each ......... pedonsenereacettese DUMP Regular $18, $20 and $22.50 Suits Sag TE a et ok comb mations. patent gray ro canrend Fringe, yard...... eeeereoreees 19¢ N B ful co nations an -~ . two-tone effects; 9 Stamped Vanity Dresser Sets. ...s.secs+:- 12¢ J * | eCWw eautfi SR sinan 3, ye pola Fee oon or oalan CaS D om Remarkable val ‘med } 4 pore 3 iS 0 ee Stamped Infant Dresses, made up......... 59c ues in 600 smartly Dress Linens is , » Stamped Buffett Sets, Scarfs and Centers. .29c tailored new Spring 300 yards all pure tines, | J ; m material. C ss : :, Suits. All the lat- alithe popular putea . ° a4 had , Ai in riment Smashin 9 | est styles, colorings — a” sp : , “4 Th Spring. «+--+: i Te A ; V: l , and patterns. e : y) Suits q eg ge owen : assortment is large — Ry To Put Our New Furnishings Dept. on the Map licht $000 yards of 36-inch Grenadine “4 | BS : ma Hone i erns; ¢ t | 7 f Axminster and Velvet 4 and dark effects. destrable for all curtain purposes; PWalities, Shown in a en ~ | aa ~ ; aa ‘Yard. wf rpesn 22c : \ : *) 4 95 | Suits for Young Men Suits for Older Men 290 ‘ten £4 ion ——— ‘oad 41) sizes 32 to 46, including stouts, longs, shorts and the new 9000 yards 26-inch Drapery Cre- a | a , Ata Tremendously Low Price of...- 4% ath models with the Prince of Wales coat and wide bottom assortment “of parteran ann Mal ’ R Slight irregulars of $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 trousers. Every Suit has two pair of trousers, insuring double She ward oossciem ae I | me Rugs Shirts. All sizes 14 to 17 neck, $1.15 aS mccoy ip vo Se tonl-wed ie IOC BG — aqui Woven of very high These are slightly imperfects of the famous Full bleached; regular $1.59 = Boys re one i $34 95 “Strand” Shirts, known the world gver for their ex- ‘ , 5 vane: Sees 5 icy inal : cellent fit and make; the imperfections are scarcely . by M arene —" a boys 6 to 17 years. | sabia tage —_ /_ ae . noticeable and do not detract in any way from Ahe >] id M , Men S and Ou ng 3 S $2.39 Mattress Covers a new Spring shades 75e iy: verin - wearing qualities of the Shirts; included in this ast e en S an Ou ne en S of eon aan size; unbleach- F . art Bee dite | . 8 sortment are: ——. ¢ - © quality: box ends..... .... $1.59 - | ag neat assortment @ Mg 4 5 Genuine English Broadcloth , » > Bee bar ine - Crochet Spreads ' eae Two yards wide. 4 ete e ees... Cc Pongees ‘ Silk Striped Madras Pr. ee : — epi Sep ~ - Ae nee J

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. : : SUNDAY, | 10 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED u ict ton ee Ss ———— : at mss NRE CE Sete A es a pare te : mere - ~ BeBe EB BeBe weesseaeseeseas — SS eee kOe eee eee ee 8 ee sEeBa ESS BeBe ese eee eeeeseee ao arch Sale Curtains and Drapes—Values Unsurpassed. se CHOKERS i > me _ REMODELE ffled Curtains | 8c Double Kirsch Rods | Scalloped and Fringed | 8c Reversible Terry | $2.75 ane S800 I | -_————_—_— ~ fringe; 2% ya! jes; rich colors of Curtains, have oread Putts f width; 2% sion . . A > fom ' in entin oTraiss finish That Shades Scone = made - ‘es... Se io 9 2 f j a So toh ‘ wR REP res BG mee ; ‘ ae " " vo “ . at oe bs y= a eT ee ¥, : ye >. . rere . f - i > * ge +. “ a nie ace " « Me i" . P 7 . > g 4 oy . : r » + a H , ‘ Z % me even large ducing the new Lamp Section a See - ‘| | Retrigerators wah to bot re —Fourth Floor of new build- 4 =i.| Jf apartment House Style =| >=: =m « of m= AE : h “ | t tre- a. maens BR 6100-Lb. Ice Capacity = | ms, cumers: me thee a sty side | Front icer: hardwood ease; wert $36.50 Uf en: Ror gage eet a drain pipe. z nt UI , ¢ \aon,f & oti wees. bie “~ weer eee Ctr is @ 6-8 Ue et ss pr } mie Bi Sas eok'@ a . ; special value Y a “ny ~ (Sold on Easy Club Plan) ary WORT Lademias ean, A ~ Pe ge te Percolators A —=— = . , ** 10-cap_sine| of hoary $37.00 “Sta-Kold - Refrigerators 3-Door Side Icer Stvle sl Gl ~Ké ek Oh A lk hs ted te In full 85-Ib. ice capac- ity; highly varnished hard- ook Kettles wood ease; 3245 In. wide, Bridge Lamps Roman gold base—with adjust ie . * 5 | , : Dott —_ a > Desk or Piano 7 : Lamps t | alt chain sockets. Shades are of fine star 18 in. deep and 451% in. ee te = Ss sco high; white. enameled pro- shap ith heavr winsre ize é ; Imported Bronze Lamps. atch and inner skirt untae we Teed vision ehamber, and tight- various models — with ad just. . +. closing Goors.& 65 a : = Mothex able arm : Special sale ae | = y Bags . | : price =e \f 95 and fine . > Large ceda silk = Garment Bags: shades lutely moth, germ dust-proof. — Extra Special! 4 8, 4 . } Table Lamps tiful eolors, with pull [Pcie at with short and ‘long : iis 50 feet . 4 foe ae $ | |' 7 = . SS — — handles, “ ehain socket. Complete. ey linders oa Bg ia N1c 7 New Greens ‘ (Soild on Easy Club Plan) THE COLORS + 3 = ae © 4% @ +. be . > ” =. ; . = a34 a dey 4 2” * a 2 ake vy ce go Fy ‘ ‘ > a ee ae 5 . oh 5 a? ee Peet? % eee. ie | ‘2 a 4 ee ° he Za » a cig e § > 3 Es os S ae « $ i= © 4 4 aa te: ok aS 3: ae. 4. 3 = 7 4 5 “Ww mas ” . ; il «3 ‘ ye Pra | raw f N Building ~= trey) | -s -?? tant. lor mm: i. ; r Eve G ae » rah , Floor, Cross 0 ew | | Re Siit ne. sturdy : ; ladda : — f ; ft v aluminim z7easeless and a x si of substantial lumber. Five feet hich with r ess Pancake Griddles. Special, % Fiatterina New Reds —Ilnclude fuchaw, Tt tian, chile, rougette. iron rod under each step and P we wee : ~*~ iniinbiealerticinlnion fitted with folding bucket rest Special Lovely Junior Lamps Extra fine polvchrome and Roman gold tin- ) | ished bases. Complete with silk pull-ecord and | a=. = FP a ee Sale exquisite silk Georgette shades —~ amele P ee Se eo ee ae oe ee * ~~ TBs Oh ak gee BETTE ROE WE Ca Te TW 2 7 AIG OE $2.25 Wash Boil- ; . el Ww rt ' new effects. ae ore aia eautifel peigychrome goid- stip oi c o] ors t hapes @nad models—eall with weig ry > ; ‘ . . chair sor Kets t OF ipi« te Ve es matcu «any nost gandsome ailk Georgette shades room _ eolor have silk inner linings and eXtra deep silk fringe: various . , scheme ana shapes and ecnoiors . 1990) 6csph eet , : i om pDiete Lamps , f : ‘ at big sav- | y, strongc. rolis of fine silk ings tissue. Sale price Rird Cages—Large sizes nonkink elothes- A gg = gy tr ZN miline, all for 10 = 4" ’ r for. , TASS Sil ENTLY sf “ x , e P ‘ i \ . « é SE See Fe aeseee Bee eee eseeeeeeeeeeaese esses eB SER RSRBR STS SSBF SBP BRBRBESBES SAB BHERBEB ERS BRE BEES BBR Ree eee ee eee eee 5 \ — 7 ‘(Neo phone onrjere fhiled.? \ - SSCS SSRSSSSSSSSSRSSSSHSSSSSSSSRSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSHPSSSSSSSSSSSET AS SLATS Se TSS SSeS See ‘

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-ar MARCH 1, 1928. : ] peed is ; The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BEB BeBe Bai :, , a ie ibaa vate —= sens son eeeeeares =————SSSESEE 05 Geom —————e ——————EESSESSES—SSS ae ST. LOU!S See KANSAS CITY Saas DETROIT passed! $2.75 and $3.50 Ruffled & Curtains | Curtains made of fine quality @ volle, marquisettes and grena. dines: some have colored ruffles others embroidered corner mo- tifs, also plain white; a wonder. ful group to ‘ choose from fo> 5 ° 4 —== _—= gp ye re -ee > aire - CA OE I AE IA LE > STN eS Se ee _—_ a 2 ee oe CINCINNATI — —— — ‘art : (Reg. U. &. Pat. Off.) os - ey S 4 4 Pd v ry * ’ — oe YF 2 ' t + j «s i “KLINE’S Bo Two Momentous ® i) Ready Monday SPECIAL” SILK HOSIERY $7.50 Coat Offerings | Q at 9 A. M. $95 606-08 Washingteon Avenue—Thru to Sizth Street bedroom or nure- sery curtains, We present on the Third Floor and in the Basement Coat Sections, Coats expressing the last =— | ) word in Fashion at sale prices which will arouse widespread interest. This is emphatically ... Dotted Grenadine | | A good quality Grenadine # in white and white with # colored dots of blue or pink, 2a Dot and cross aw ; bar effects; 45¢ 27¢ ; , value, yard : 4 | (Third rloor—Nugents,) — | 4 | , ~ = \ : ’ 5 PURCHASE of 400 smart Spring Coats have just arrived, presenling an unusual opportunity @ select a Spring Pe od , Coat from thé innumerable models that have been approved this season at a price which reflects the buying power of the Kline organization. as es oe os , Discerning women will be impressed immediately with the excellence of these garments. They will recognize Os ee ani Fall 4d. . lhe superior qualities shown and will appreciate how truly extraordinary the values are. This occaston coming al lhe lay roomy oven and Pe a beginning of the season meets a most popular demand. broiler: oven large enough to hold large- five roaster; equip- 3 FE a BS, ¥ 4 -ped with 4 of the ? Ke! ‘ Oval Dishpans Dishpans of quality triple- white enamel- d i tne ¥ mas. : $1.19 ““‘Mothex”’ Cedar | Bags Large cedarized Garment Bags; abso- = lutely moth, germ and ~ ; : (ee f j ‘sy } , * —_ ' = ; Me. } ~-* } 4 PRT hc! ie? oe 2} ah \. "Sah an . Sy ee ' ~ ~ | yh tee Y tii | | at / j > . : >, Se. “od wat Oe ae . / ‘ om tee ES aN > Sree ‘ sy Re RS ‘, ' ; RA: ay . . : S' - "4 I ES a ] H b- re tr gee "Se ae : "" : hy ps to ; AeA \ o a " 4 no dust-proof. 68 C i a RET ee - ‘ .% ‘ ¢ ‘ - y ‘7s ; > P isvens : : hie’ -_—— = Cpe? ; 4“ “~-* oa vr rf? pos +° , ~ wr _ 5 ~ ‘ awer > “ . Anew tate? .+« faa A - ; sett aN of eS AL a pes 1 A ii pe eis -) 7) at. 4 te i We Me S oc? . a ; c J5% y ‘+ ; 7 > 2 7 rc - rge 1 ie 7 Pat a ay TY LT. “ r i¢ +8 sr RS - 1 opcoats | = . wos L DENS] seo Pee IE Oo Ft tt 3 Fd We 4> - 4. > &. an ° en Bio .’ . a 5 y "7° ee ae . Te > One, , ? as 7 ‘ ‘ bs / - . . Style ape , : . rA J . os OE, . ’ Wool Wall Duster ae 4 New Tans mag | - lege Be | hetirge HEY Were bes \ BS Pina RD a Va 27 Fo) an AN eee -. » —With full lines ané ir os ee Visti! See a we se,” ~ A i | ears Oe Sam aie : : whe EP? sy¥ue/, ' ees BS ees hme ah, SES 7 : ed. | close-fitting shoulders, . . ~ -oratile. ¢« an, * BS aae Pee: Washable wool ceil- i Show wa ‘ fe amb pear Kets Sire. ' ing or- wall Brushes, - CIGWaM, PEO, Trust. Fox . i“ | | \ oan Vie anh) Bet: | . \ with short and ‘long | he riger-€ye. mm setae } . we ae J) fa as Banded Coats handles, : as See, | rn 1 my 4} 25534 —the flared model ) SY New Greens Bees Abs |e Qi AS mf BE | RE: pi fur ané em “y ag . . — -- e fuchsia, Ti- ) ffect in the circular : : : : ut Sizes to 50 San, Ghile, Fougetic.. Sa Misses’ Sizes to 20 Women’s Sizes to 42 Sto 0 Exceptional Spring Coats 7 o. en = rape > ¥ . ow 7 aie y > 4 ad i. s 5 ‘ Curtain Stretcher ‘ a ok x , 3 A fe : ~~ >. by . ae nS AT we : > 44 ~~ 5 t r a tedge; 2 3 - j . : Z . : « ‘ ; : > . 0 - 5 : ‘ . ‘ . m= , ; P 4 _ rs ; \e 4 ‘ 4 j a 2! mic wt a 2 — : , ; j . “4% «) , . ; ‘ ; / 4 Ti ‘ . . heavy frames, adjustable, with 100 brags” movable a i, 3 See |) NGA N this special selling will be found Coats of — v1 244004 i a Ne. A\ a able quality. The values are so pronounced and out- Poultry Wi : 1 hs Aw) DW ic: of-the-ordinary that you will immediately recognize ] re . % | Ata aN | Bie ; ‘ wit tos ———— yy \ OWS" / a) | ae an unusual opportunity to purchase the Spring Coat you Se 3108) A \ oo f; hl ee have in mind at a much lower price. Vindow Ventila- > & & & tore; nmretal; mifuetabie ; th ped ag x Os — Py , | a eth Om, ‘ | . fi) taal saints Cc w- Ue ick Wiranen ) ff * — Tied ce Ham . 3 _ AL ! f % Large-Size Gas Stoves . AE i PE a \ ii ate Misses’ and - Models a ot hes : rhe 4 ae Women's $ 95 in Twills : &g . i> | emt Sizes to 46 . . aoe %3 6 ts / ; ¥: 4 @ Sa ae a ' ae a : a” Mi hake ERIALS used in these Coats are ig, ge gee PEF ae — ee Y Ae 'DAPTATIONS of the newest Coat AT ne len weaves—suede, No. 8, with self-basting : | 3 eye ; are seen in these models— the familiar wooie ; eben teds seer ts oly ian : y | Pak ony ls flannel, bengalana, angora, charmeen. ‘mpressive values, which you will rec- ’ q* : ognize ie rile worth more than the price devrona, 2 ew agp agg hey gp en : . é ter coats. neon ag 2 | | asked. You will speak high praise for this the sm Se po othe: ane eka ae pe ot tine ote Penne | ' opportunity to choose early in the season a is Sl ‘ mm f the new shades. Meme. Gale peice, Tan B _E : new Coat at a price so attractive. played are all o Rois 2 . ; ’ - Lt Ee Res ay F —To t¥¥ 7 / At ; 10 for.. 59¢ {No phone orders filled.) ~nmer es e€ wee > = * rover A $5 Deposit Will Hold Any Coat Until Wanted a

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ae £ dhe Daily POS1-VISPALCH atone has MOKE Cll Circulation than the mornng and one other 2 ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH = site ——-~-—- —— ——— i ee a ns = ————— , ms — ee , ‘ : , Rie ctl ’ . ne , | ts sea- GFE ASH — , re ' ft- ulloch ¢ ] ‘S$, ane Havana include participation in the; arrive im Palm Beach soon with I singer and {s to appear In € MISS THELMA MADILL TO cage ps rp mmo Sez col Ce Be * : tye eee ‘ = sab ee be : ps rty given by Mrs li | golf scaiiplintind O80 the champion- | Mr. Thomas. Mr. Thomas is a sels grand opera in Jung, 42 aon che di: not interrupt er a rnoon lies Any? “egzit ‘ LoOL- ts: mr mirv@ii ahi sitBiie - ‘ a sae - Be ASPk 82 ‘ é : * WED FRENCH VISCOMTE lege studies joining in the debu- BALL BIG E NT led opera singer; Brooks Jonns a of Swampe Mass.. ship of Cuba over the Havana . tivities in Wi ton dur- AT PALM BEACH : Country Club course. > evening newspaper CUMBINED MARCH i. ises 5 rr anA ™ j ee P ye meer = q * ay a ‘ev ya ee oe a : During their ited 5 9 : 1 Ble Seem PAP ee eae ~ ' fi; ’ ‘sa *| r} ,al le a St AYU) VhO is Vw ea nes ‘ . , > : e% . - o = stay in Palm Beach t were ¢n IN PARIS NEXT AUTU * pi 1 “st ies « ae oy Pus wee en ein) i [ 4 hi > ae nid it i tively stopped by securing a pair of my j - iii aitieé$ i] #oginz r)é i) j tia » 7 }” _ joy } ha iT ~ — ‘ . t. ‘a , w : i> = —_ 4 2 ‘ ; - — ; — fk ° ; Manning as dean of |; . being given by M: E £ x aoe er or at tee pt MOOS ple .o70g ee properly prescribed Glasses. . great source of sat-! ward F. Hutton at Whitehall, wher : ee anon S Rie Mek ee esate, gone te npetessac: For 19 years my Glasses have been giv- many friends in more than 100 cuests assembled na Hi Koehler bf Z oe ag ork, formerly Miss Dorothy Ma} ing relief amd comfort to thousands of iTIe nds? +7 eo’ Lise ue. a woes eth . us Oe njier i= rU2 an s(uart ana avyvior stk ney cst - ~ +? : yt} ic expected : : : iene : i “we 7 , lage a ; ; oehler of St. Louis. is expe sutferers from eye-strain headaches, who - i > Mr.-and Mrs red Stevenson of St. Louis were among recent vis- enthusiastically endors ties ar He ) : Se my services and cessful and distinguished career for .... m ns «.'New York Sinn - Be = nal eae y P thy tA Gs? r f letteare even in Palm Be at h ww as the re- ON " York, 1t0T% to Palm Pea n. They v “Tre my most reasonable charges. ee en ee ‘ception, followed by a musical and | With a dinner party at the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George ‘Club Tuesday ight an wers Dobyne of Beverly Farms, Mass., da’ nig 4 : as or: Long as They op Expert pre ws oe cope age ent ae RR ae rity £m By a ae ” iad Aaa Rate a te ne Bette ek a a a. F Pe ee ee =’ : .? . . P ’ rs | bd x eo + " 253. _ *he -Imcluded in ,.t , ‘ oh spring brides-to-be Wo o . a *m . 7 re vet ot » their wedding dates, a! ~neevelt le vet CTl en TT ir i ’ en ; R ‘Oe eve, é anoth Tt Stotesbury of Philadelphia in hon- a seventr-|Fales of Providence, R. I. who t r I? 22: h ] ' I v7 © for al long list of have not ot sh Sesame ichard Derby, formerly|tea, given by Mrs. Edward T.| nd mong the guests of Mr. and Mrs. at their winter home. “Cone a ) Fo 7 Talk About Our Food Eye Tests WHY DON'T YOU TRY US? 2a P=’ a —P , rv* i? a ; 7 “ ; } : ry Roehler of &S Ouis and is Emtrance te iadirs balcony 5 her sister, Mrs. The affair was given in their hom Country Club dinne dancs + fenry HRoehler of St. is and i s © “= lewortl and her “Elmirasl," of Spanish architec. | Wednesday night. ne of Paim Beach's most popular nase. © & a F J Guilbault 0 tical Co 423 N Broadway Theodore Roosevelt, tur James Francis Burke. Con. | Mrs. Wiegand attended a lunch-.matrons. The Stickneys left Palm GARAVELLI BUFFET Aer p “9 ° ) - at the Evergladeg Beach last Sunday for Havana Just West of Grand on Olive (Between Locust and St. Charles) rs. Richard Me-'Cuba. Stuart Stickney’s plans for we te car hye -“ | o ~ , ss2re a wTli . . ? ies "hh 7 7 . + =. x - ~~. . % . : . - “+ “ seselAtes« Miss Josephs A . j te sOuse aenutante, came to or of Mr.- Stotesbury's on South Ocean boulevard 7 . : >. . rw r} en . . * - marry Wal : N ire ’ } ee « VA"; hington Or 9 . & Moler S sten cording to present p is said. | }) , oe Ne achievements of the entire year. Shop here Monday for— Ss 5 “3 . 4 y fd | 810 N. ! . ry > , . r o ™ = inc , This means at ray Sprig Sea }} ‘ 4t ‘ ’ here, as the diplomatic c#rps and i! > | , ’ } . a > EXTRA S! AN “} Ct , _ = ians, ii while the President is n Ow} It is hoped that White House garden parties will be a feature of the spring season. Much interest is evinced in th coming to Washington for the auguration of Mrs. Nellie Ross, Governor of Wyoming. She will be | the first woman Governor to ap- |} pear in an inaugural parade a “umber of entertainments wi! siven ‘in her honor The incoming Secretary of Stat ind Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg have rrived in Washington. Society flocked to leave cards with them, as they won a lasting popularity luring their senatorial experience, and a brilliant regime is promised XK = = , | for them. ( : SS Saas | . Miss Nancle Benoijst. daughter of (( F , ‘ - SHEET! Saess-aseers . 7 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Benoist of St. | )) ur Banded d \ 277) SEEIE sresscrsesam dD d S M d Louis and Washington, has sail«d an . cu . : 3 seas == FeESSY an port O es * 2 2 . . . Eomee [fl Rich Colors eee meee of fiends for Spot |G Untrimmed Models Se Whatever Fashion approves is here mtinue her studi n bryn Maw t avitel ; Although Miss Benoist was one of | avish bands and collars of ki: id © S lynx, chinchillette, \mouflon ; Le f- eee == —and every Coat is new, most of : : : = them never shown before. Their med except for embroidery or braid- = = : | beautiful Spring caters oe a i | i == Ee — —_ ette, aquamarine, Chile, venezia blue, : bubble, gingersnap, kernel, shrimp, USED aN | . ing in contrasting shades—a very new | " . = —— | : | | J Li wigwam, navy and black. And there feature. Two-toned effects and scores | ae : : are sizes for everybody from the PRIG HT y ~ of latest style ideas. | \" Third Floor—Sixth = 8 : - = "atin “petite” to “larger” women, PIANOS | as — Sale Starts at 9 A. M. These Money-Saving Values Can Be Had TOMORR | ne MONDAY ONLY—UNRESTRICTED 4 SENSATIONAL PURCHASE-SALE OF | F = = ‘ : ie > . === Choice, Trimmed Hats, Silk Hosiery os other rich Spring furs;‘others untrim- ~* > > —> 8 © 4 © eee > oem © __e. ee 4 r 7 ts ce- @ 3 } 9 » See ee aA om . Se + hs ¢ 3 » 2 é ¥ 7 a t ee Z "Zs >. Per i & hs eT $ 73 €-0-x ~, S, ve. es > a = t a: . if ~ ee , a .- z _ hs’ 3! a yo Se > >; = ei: i a) Fae ; - pes © a os . a - 4 . y % - 4 a | > € S25 vt rigs 4 - ek ‘ rey th e Lt & ss bi ee an Bey . Es 5.3, ea a Px 5 me ~ eS q . a — j + ee. ; a i . % & 2 ? ie Res = - ok Seo ie : pe RS ae” oi ’ -_ i » 5] ‘ne ad ¢ tt aes o ke “+ 4 oo bee > ee 4s 7 Pa Ss - : ate J > \ IN OUR POPULAR PRICE SECTION se : oe Featuring 1000 If you are thinking of | ? jlo. ‘ na = | ! | Pairs Extremely i he 4 ES = : | | Underpriced at buying an Upright Piano —here is your chance. Hf . Terms $10 Down |) | S ¥. 4 Game. AS . 3 : - e a $5 a Month i > se “a CP =r. SS o fae ; | Fine chiffons and . i | iF : , oa thread silks—with stur- Mathuschek, «bony ... .$44 |] | H 2 1A 7F === =. cho z , 7 Royal, mah .... $55 | ree : | | mm dy lisle tops—in a qual- ity that at once assumes Hampton, mah . $70 Emerson, mah ........$85 leadership at the price. Gabler, oak | $105 }| ( | | | These are super-values. Estey, mah .. ... $110 | i =e | | all perfect and all full Emerson, oak $125 iy | === | | : fashioned. Meblin. walnut . .. $285 Fo : : == A surprise awaits everyone who at- | : Wurlitzer .. esa. SOOT EG | This event is most extraordinary as eee tends this one-day sale. And owine | Many Others, All Priced = [/ it offers you values up to twice the — See tothe generosity of the values we ad- } | Very Low for Quick Sele | i | sale price—and styles, materials and = : a early shopping : , French Taupe Almond Black iy | colors that represent the most sought. == ! > / = French Nude Freckles Nude iy Sas i cA Shell Brown Gunmetal : Ht il Open Evenings 3 During This Sale tor fashion effects for Spring. - No Returns—No Exchanges MAIN FLOOR AT SIXTH STREET ( yy, 1006 Olive St. / | / Sa > OMAS W_ GAR : COS —————————SSSSSSSSSSSSSSTUOMAS W. GARLAND (IN: SARA ARPA 4-1 }-13 BROADWAY and 410-12-14 SIXTH ST =e ¢

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my Sen Pee ee See eee, ae te | es " ia at de ‘ ft Ry gets A a - 5 , ~ glen” CEA ae Seam Sole oe Re aL La oe aaa Sato 2 tote |. £8 ae Fe 4 Q oe aie, Gre fs ¥ POLeer QS OG Seid ) Cr R ee rT ti a 4 S : pe 7% ~ Pay it “Me “f a % Hee nega >= ore, =. ; ‘ +) & 2 ae a > — > eS zs Sag wig J — bn i mr Rae = a ey eat c a tinely ¢atalog which will show you the road to Work ) nome from a three weeks’ visit | } = AN® | : ed. ! | bead-embroidered. |Miami and Palm Beach, Fla., and BAN of Happiness and an independent career. fence eininien. ‘te. lp erent Mr. and Mrg. J. G. Taylor “Pink | B } SS = ve tio - — aly, — Henry A.Wet, -- HenevA.Wenm, 916-916 OLIVE ST. 016-018 GLIVE ST. tile alles dian ate a es a a Oy ae . - 1/72 Suits Sacrificed 7°10 *20 *30 ow Cr, = : ss a Medium -weight Suits | Mannish fabrics in | Ensemble and two papi « seeeee ey ™ hip length and longer hairline and mixtures; piece Suits with long Gunnirelal "at “dels. Sizes 40 42 and also navy and black. fur-trimmed coats. Sizes \ ey {4 only. | Sizes 16 to 46. 14 to 38. (Third Fioor—Broadway Side.) . te i ie ie ie ale tit alii NEW I. MILLER DELIGHTFUL NEW FASHIONS MODELS / in Pe FOOTWEAR MILLINERY HE Parisian, slim and : DISTINCTIVE line, ; youthful, in black | and the Hat is a suc- satin and blonde satin or | cess! One of rhany smart patent kid. modes. $12.50 $25.00. WEIL’S—First Floor. WEIL’&8—Third Floor —— ee A tht, Sie ti iii ai i ete nai ie ae aii: ete a ae - ~~ |

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ee . f ae 7 . ST. LOWS POST-DISPATCH ‘The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED | hconchalmahll sida Franklin Simon 8 Co. I EN ne aeee ——- — _ eA Store of Individual Shops “THE-WEEK’S WEDDINGS Firtu Avenve, New York MARC A he “ems ; STIX. BAER &e. FULLER GRAND-LEADER cE LL LLL LOE AND ENGAGEMENT ANOUNCEMENTS 4967 announces F recdaliiect an Neutrodyne © Complete, $165 ri HIS Model N. R. 6, a five-tube neutrodyne receiver, has i co at ae of Valp: achieved a world-wide reputation ad 7 tabi sat’ ind Mra. CC. 8S. Maybury of 36% South yore venue, Webster yroves, and Charl: ‘lan Lewis son of Mr. and Mrs. . B. Lewis O yYOuUr Tee * 5548 Delmar boulevard, will 7 ko Viz o 4 r h 19. at §:30 9’clock in the evening at the home ar eny Oy ‘ bet de’s pat The ate Miss Values to $. FIBRE SWE Tuxedo Tuxedo styl for tl hat BIS Be EO. Siig, oe pone Fibre Sweaters ¢ tassel. The proper mode biack, whité and nmavr. Convenient — Payment Terms FORMERLY TO $ . _ - ‘ Se ' r . . 4 ~ a Raps ae ATWO eA ECA re ke gprs PA 29 wea % m rt On week. 7 Sa r a, ‘ Mee, jeg oem be 9 yf ~ * tre > Re « . ’ . ¥ * * : ’ 3 Dae aie : ye Rieti” ah Ph ST te ~ Ay 5 aiabhingl le ' TNE REPOS > ME Secwtes icky ; + ° * a : $ 6: ; sg 3 be 5 feo wy sapere 5 sae ™ ie . so hey wh aes p ; , Was be ABI os mais pint et AE - 5 ‘ =s — a - he ., a gt eS » mt Pe " Sse "a ie ne ‘ “ ; > NS a a oe iene ar Neale ~~ Mm ; he a = Fe : 2 hull : oR. 7 x ~ P aot 4 os se ef > on CRP SN GY it eh Se ote ee coy Me ot ees ngs 4 ‘ an nha Medes Weg st ee Pape amet ss Ss oe : - : ro ‘ ry rT ‘ae e - : Y ie : fi ow a. : aE 2. pate er ‘ : Fe Allg ety pis etic col age te on gh wei: menor | re Mee aon IF 88 REO ates —s . * mob oie 1 . ae pa . ’ — + +, + Devens Pi Lis tuuls evening service. The PONT-DISPATCH is the only St. Le newspaper giving Associated Press news - i eSB ESRS SRB RBS RBS BE RBERBE RE BRBRBE BEBE RBBB BEBE RE BEBE e eee eee eee EBERT Eeeee ae aeeSwS eS 9 vide a2. 4 / Form } 4 SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES °3 of the engage ment| gs Margaret Hammond, |° Gauchter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. o Hammond of 3840 Botanical ave- . Y * Wiljiam George . ¢ Coast Artillery . n of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- § Beacon, N. Y., the. prospective were laid @ Spring Dresses ) ely -s . et Pita An Erfersive Collection | | New Arrivals Augment Our . of New = = Collection of?” | } il ( orps, $0 Hi | ‘liam Devens of Hi ; party oiyve 7 by rm ¢ the Ee 14 guests. mjlitary wedding will take ; Rae Easter Monday, April 1s, in irv’s Church, Annapolis, Md. | is a graduate of the : Sage we Oh Naval Academy, 8 : . nS Moderately Priced | . ¥.~ «+ > bride's Covers i. ee! for 509 WASHIN Spring Coats a Wonderful Choice . 7 Win iter eT Ba A New “Center-Tie” of } \ Ne | Ra ' ‘ - Colored Satin Others $16.75 to $75 els delightfully fashioned of Coats fashioned of newest $6°° other materials in Styles for Spring materials in checks, every kind of wear. aT plaids, stripes and two-tone VASSAR SATIN effects—many treated with A Shade Darker furs on borders, are here in a FALLOW SATIN tempting selection. Handsome Lighter Than Blonde i ' | Ht | | 1 HI i States 1924. Midshipman Wel- 4 Hammond, a brother ofi = will be best man, **e . the bride--é Miss Dorothy Soupe of Zanes- maid of ai ec’? i “s amd 2 . ~Anein uit] he (>) i CO Ue Lae ‘ ia * . , > ; >. + ' ot | Devrens fienéed ae is al . rn“ fT. Va.. nere wr 2. aT tA Lo - 4 Bust} . rt 4U5 .se _* yvecratt sc! ee i —i +h e coup. ‘e ——_—_— Kath- Mr. Ler The engagement \lise he erine Do ee i mais ind Mrs. - «* = sin - ' (";eveianc nee S. Schiel _ - . ’ e am Yo ke ed ~~ hiel ‘ 7 | soc tar nt ner. Gaupisach es - Others $19.75 to $55 Deel] of | . and Law- son of Mr. and $455 La- ounced Vyes- “her, Spring Frocks that will de- light you with their many chic Styles and new materials. Dresses in the new silk prints in lovely shades are featured. And there are scores of mod- . 7 aT a enue, Wa > +s , Asill _ . 4 7 > | . as @t2a 7 ; Sen a shanr riven wv he ori |\@- Ak 2% e . fiotel. There ! ‘erdar ridge i - W were llo guests. “hen an- oe f me mouncement was made oot ruffled pink satin heart, ms on the . . : an } .- .- —_ ‘ hat - y . uUnGes > -@ o°. ae. SF 3° praiilacs > 4 - - , 17 . . - hate tage O ¢ a om ope ed and . * ee Miles > » 44 ° . sae 7 } : } ? Mar he H: wa - . ~ - a ' = anc r weciiit Wen I ea 2ita BU ULisly ” »~ & '* . . . . ‘ , . . > ‘ . — po 1 " ‘ > . " T Tre ) : + : Lu rs i } ® ; Lai | ; ’ 4 ‘ o 7 han? . ot, . ir er A : ) 4 “ ats > 7 > . ‘ I . .* . Worth Up to $35.00 50 the seryven- sur. modeis for dress wear and chic swagger models for al! sports and knock-about wear THIRD FI TWO-PIECE SUITS Attractively Priced A Economically Priced $19: $75 ind Black Satin $19.75 to $75 THIRD FI ae 7% | ‘THIRD FLOQI Great Sale of $5 to $7 Hats’ ween > 8 0.4. 83 88 in this sale at $2.88. Come 60 Exclusive Copies $ early! 5 ay Feri sts ‘FOURTH F OR.,; LOOR “ENSEMBLE” SUITS Than Klonde [New fur-bottom Coats. the outstanding vogue | for Spring. ue “ “oy We Pini soy » pp ax Rae X Gestemtemen ssid ede aie conan, Da - Ee EZ kate tg tay: Peiret-Sheen ( onik f HBeugaline ( eats : ie etret Twill t ear - ’ ° S haa been ' * Hundreds and hundreds of Hats in every smart style and new material of the season are offered at a. price that belies their actual value. We. urge you to attend this event and see for yourself how wonderful these Hats are at $2.88, That they are worth a great’ deal more will be apparent as soon as you see them: and don’t fail to come early for first selection. SECOND FLOOR.) eo... — iii eee a ee ‘

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Oo REE Re or ees emer tn ee ~~ _ Pe eS oe eS ras cates. Re 2 a eee eS Te nl PP Bs: ee: sere WOE * SUNDAY ‘ 2 3 MARCH: 1. 199g, , & ‘MA we. is i oa one Daily POST -DISPA TCH itotin has 57, 000 MORE Cl TY Cireulati than B 4 a = 4 a anal ian BOTH other evening pevepnpere COMBIN ED ST LOWS POST-NisPaATCH ee ~~ on CLO LLL LLL LE LE AL Ce i a ta a Ney -_ a ee 7 —— = - SS aoe anes oe ee —_ ee ee — PRPS egy ONS SSA) ATES OF CLUBS - py Steen ; 4 ; —— lat “ag \ | : Lowest Prices Our Chief Attraction a * . » 4% = ' ai ut s ; ac ’ e ‘ ’ , > i "] . “* « s* . Cc BED SHEETS : . . : and fancy combinations. All colors. day. The Current Science Review ity of operation, for dis- ie |} will be given by Mrs. Ralph L. | ) 3 | LL TREN RSS J) ble - bee! viz. jood f . 2 q 25 SEPERATE SKIRTS | Thompson and Mrs. Wilbur T. | 4 y, | ao Eo a tie nets ~ ae the pt on and or fine selec 4 | 1. John de Wild, manager | : + | Men's and Boys’, percale ads. Boe Poe " '15¢ fo this pie — . . Trueblood. = 3S complete with, all In Sport and Matronly Styles lof the ‘merchants’ service depart- , | —. maéras. which sold : ! ; » to (Hi: solled from Silk Stripe Shirts ary equipmen Uf tubes, 4 ‘ 'Co., will give a lecture on “The }| | A ' ‘ | 9 Vv : ‘ sarge size weautif imipie, zy aie. BA $ I s stamped on « naa on ~ unbieae hed hiueiin. : ‘ment of Ely-Walker Dry Goods | handling mday + Latest Fabrics | ead | | : ‘ | ing. Monday STAMPED SPREADS er earipe,.ret ’ 2 ‘ ‘Ma iras shirte. alae . % sé J Tale of Thread, : illustrated . “1” $1] : sther deairabie T1es, A battery, loud , oF tase | moving of, hie ss. Mrs. Paul W.}} \ » | value. Special ‘ at _— clethe: 2erl ] | Wt. ’ e ce eames | Brown is Chairman of the section, Sp 4 / Sh VW a . ) les +s d ella equipment, at ‘4 ,and Mrs. Joseph Erlanger, secre- ' €Cla " OWING / On ay id idee. The officers elected for next _ —~g ‘ :% : ee . Values to $27.50 - year are: Mrs. George Dobler, || N } W S P R | NX ( 4 'chairman: Mrs. William A. Sellers, af ) - J i eo i} Women's and misses’ er S = | m new pring RS | Coats, all new shades. nev, Btvles $ I8 BLOOME! as and newest materials, lined ‘actiebei a misses’, in cot = — ~ - — — on — - “+ oe oo — ~_ _ a ~ ~ ~~ ~ - os os on - a - ~~ ~ - - La - ~~ - - “se ° oe F oe F oe Foe Only twenty sets are offered A FIBRE SWEATERS 'viee chairman, and Mrs. John E. | : ‘ Ritchey, secretary. A _ reception lL, ette honoring them and the members jj At 75> Fibre Sweaters (Tuxedo style), with plaited cord and ‘he year will eres held after the pro- ee eram is conclude cd. Mmes. Ww alter loubtls elastic me he oe Every Exclusive Slyle Shown in Altractite ! ole 7. , ° . . | with durable lining. Your choice of Vodels—Richly Enhanced in Dashing Effects this-big assortment for Monday onh PRINCESS SLIPS /50c BLOOMERS! 75c¢ GOWNS re : Convenient > black, white and navy. G. Clark. Henry S. Caulfield 7 00 Ww lL. Brokaw, P. Holme Morrison and || iy rohid iue Pa ment cr Pe FORMERLY TO $15. NO Misses Balle - ayes semen and { $1.00 enteen Princess Women * and misses’ \\ : r ° y I ms a 7 Bertha M. Flach will preside-at the Slips, sizes 36 to 44. fcrepe Bloomers. elas as. ga are oe ao 1). b d, 4 $ 50 tea table. ' .. Biack, navy. brown, Uc at waist and knee * 12 ¢ 2 _ gale: —MTa arran e ‘ = a . i . ah > i Pe) ts eee | I} j 4 at , Spe 8 permitting z Washington University senior, q, flesh. ya: shades: Tr 2? irunmed = and hain Cele pea... OO] Mem 50c c ’ | % SA at this very special price! f tassel. The proper mode for the stout women. Brown | , you to enjoy radio programs in I ‘women will be guests of the Vo-| ' (Second F) your home while you pay for 3 al | cational Committee of the College a Specom oor.) (Second l loo } ons the radio in dignified convenient | 9 66 : 99 Club, March 5, when Miss Flor- : [i PANEL CUR RTAINS 1; payments. (Fourth F 4 Ta ho ence Jackson of Boston, authority | | ANEL CU Al S T MEER Fr OOt) on 4vocational opportunities for Of fine Nothingham and Filet ARMS RONG’S. $5 : at weave; average length and wid .h;: dl Ded Bel Deel Deel Cael Cal Lal bal tal tat tito...) eee eee , ~ ~ — - ~~ ~~ ad - = - J — ~_ + ay -~ — ~ — HARRY M. SCHMIDT, Pres.’ i W omen, will address the gucets on ' . some slightly impe rf et; not one mn ‘ +s ince oO } P Coll 4°43 rrz d- , » " . , . the t ‘ ] t oO th le ~ t) . 1.00 ' 1019-21 LOCUST ST. Stns Pap ere ee Walleau Models—Mellon Crowns and Many ing man’ weeth ‘uD to 82.00, Le In black, tile ‘arid floral patterns: imakes - , , Clal fonday. each... ; Opposite New City Club Bullding ; ni i | By : ] T aioe 2) | a ; 3 Miss Jackson is director of ap- nusual Lypes in Silks, Straws and sine for tomorcawcete: ie $1.25 DRAPERY | “ tr vy) rc ‘si » lu- ° , . . . o _pointments of the Women’s E« {/fra | = | | , ial tnt ; clive Comb on: e Ouse —_ Gy Kelling eationa! and Indust? ial \ wage of 4 aml inalt NS MATERIAL Le We eee =~ Neponset a s / ‘ BRoston, pioneer organization ot its ss Beautiful luster finish, 36-inch . " Ty m,* es Hall funner SS: IM , : , ‘ the ; —— ot wide, in blue, green, brown and ‘ - oy Lpeee: rare h ‘wide a clean, sanitary lituge for any: room; apecial. = RSS RBERERBERBERE EB SB SB" ‘kind, which was started in 1877 to | Trimmings atop or perched at side give decided rose colors. Special price for promote educational, indystrial and dash To new models. A host of radiant eolors for Spring Monday only, 9 - nan “yy . a © er gegy ~ y oo”, - ae ee ae ee ae oe ee oe - — ~—s ee gl Dell Daa Geel tack Lal tat Lut tut 1. yard — ee ae neg eset nae | developed into the most charming types. Usually a ; ' , JU oe Vu Ne mee 1e tea Wil me al ; ». wo» W : ++ : H ; Bs ee a + gh imag ele, | dashing bow of self material is the sole embellishment z FELT BASE Miss Hildah Neibert aS 10st SS, as . i r » ; ~ | - sisted by Misses Florence Runge, on the more tailored tvpes, while embroidery. smal] Portieres ' -/ | chee : _ ' - : 7. ; “ Of fi ehenille | Of fine qualit : - | Edna Crowder and Margaret Dock- ribbons and decidedly novel effeets trim the more nae ao a door | scrim: Passo ry. YP, a4’, cA rerrtipaenh-tte, . ~ - ha he honc ree . " . t i A : drape . a o “ngt! % i "he . r pipe a, TieGe- ‘ery. The speaker will ‘ formal types. Large, small and medium head sizes. | Seas. eal Somat a woectal. J . ! “; yy note Soe eee a luncheon given at the College : me, Ms nan” al el tes ’ patterns. Speein fly 3 s4y, : ay. , wi Dr leet or tomor- - at ; Club the same day. BEDELL—MILLINERY SALON—ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR. 98c oS : = %e. > row only 3 , ee ‘ iia sie ; ‘ “i. ye rrivals Augment Our ) . = 4 | The Rev. Dr. Robert Hall Atch-| Ace eo wetter Collection of | The | sae : ; ‘ison of St. George’s Episeopa! | MIDDIES GINGHAM DRESSES g | | BS ‘Church of St. Louis, addressed the | | te Wondtrful values; made of 5O¢ CHILDREN’S COATS (air Gingham lresses latee. anal Ings oats et reviewed Shakspearte . embers and guests of the Monday _— linené and dail members a g — linene and drill: all white. atinit Zehesien died | Hh T| ny and Cleopatra.’ pt, ta? See ' : 3; ie nadivlve rendered three voca! num- Choice bers accompanied by Miss Claire = — = ~ -~ — 7 we — ~ es ae — tin © — — t= * of * - - so - Oa —— Bie ON ~ eet ae tit alli tl tl le at el ee Oe -_ 509 WASHINGTON AVE. Club of Webster Groves at an open | ES | some colored collars. — New Spring Coata; nice tailored trim ed with contrasting last Monday. ° Dr. Ateh- ( —— os Bw: = = ~ (a : trimmed; all sizes.... models: ¢ med with braid colnra: @B to 1 = : ‘ — models: triffumed wit! weard...« ; kiountree. Miss" Rountrees also Tee ting ; : : é 4 2 "“An- (f{ : by = = a” Ease = “= “id and butions a ROMPERS ori SQ2 PUM ge INFANTS’ DRESSES per cloth "chee ‘ks ro party Ww) oo . 513-515 Washington Avenue | colors: embroidered collar éne: lade aaa ae | g ve: Dg) and pocket WSecund 9c SERGE DRESSES (rithoaed?.- Gaeuntal calale oa of the House % ex2> £02 2 p0n0 sections : oe x | The History and Literature sec- | tion of which Mrs. Willlam Hull ig. uee (Becond Floor). | chairman, had charge of the pro-' ‘gram. Mrs. W. W. Keyser of Kirk- wood, under whose direction the section has been studying, outlined the work accomplished the past year. Mrs. W. J. Parker, president | eed 5 an Z ‘N J a : ; Ded to Xia ’ | $2 | tang of the club, urged all members to » ' a Fes il] i ir ballots and send to the Se ill aailltee ile al Girls Dresses of serge some all. wool in the let: trimmed with . . ’ ( J } a f ! } ) I I ) : ! I I ) / : ii BONNETS contrasting eolore: Bl OOM ERS le a Pig sample } ae broken sizes, 6 to é d * sample lot o hildren’s 14 years (Second Biack cotton sateen elastic Bonnets of silk and organdie, “) a Waist and knee; latge, Se. and ribbon trimmed ruomy models: ai see 2 to P Second Floor) : years (Second PFilvcar). oat ) Ad y : SPRING OPENING SALE OF Oats “vad || NEW WALL PAPER. BENGALINE COATS FUR-TRIMMED COATS POIRET TWILL COATS NEW TWILL BLOOM COATS NEW SILK & SATIN COATS a 4 = “= =q — — — a 8 «a . » eS ~ ~~ a -— : » | fill in their iis rf ae RNS of chairman of the nominating com- hed of newest ' 4 4 ‘ ORR SS “TESS | mitte, Mrs. George M. Gill, not *" later than March 3. - ~ — - -— ~ na ;™ . . : ’ . One enture week of value- giving in Wall Papers, theretore it behooves ihe home owner 0 antielpate every reddy re ment Ht this fine. \\ hether one room or an entire house is to be papered, selections will be more satisfactory if fnade early While assortments ‘anc patterns are complete 2 Pe hs én ui ee ee = " ee s in. checks, . | | tn & SSX SASS SSSA Ss the morning of March and two-tone ES Se SSS SS ne On . h i0oTHINg O41 [a > ° ; ae al ; 2 TES SQ SS SROs sss an ’ 19 o'clock the History and Liter@® treated with Vn Tage“a ? BIASES SSE S h . oa : ; FP: : at > S SS ~ SS tial Se Fe Li» d : x on. Handsome \ . : SSO WSs SS Beaver Trimmed program. In the afternoon of the A wonderful colle: nl eens . | So“ SS SE bel | Oatmeal apestries and in allov er and floral pat. — RES OO % y as | =. SOS LQG a ‘ jlett in the chair. ; a o. 388s J-PIECE SUITS SB ga. COME EARLY. | as Bee cal, t | Bee, erect, 3 , ; eas SS /,. % ¢ , 7 v ( + ! | blend effects. P ; oe sone: - terne . t¢e > *#ee Sees _ The Harmony Literary Club held | , at the | . * nomically Priced | {ts regular meeting Friday ’ — | ‘Commodore Apartments. Mrs. W. | Coats that will sell \ y R OG / Ss ‘s * 7 | “ “Cle ecial ‘= «ai : — Ile a Roll KAD Special, G 2 Ron 19, ro * 75 Headquarters for a 2 C. Markham, presiding, opened the 4 at $35 ue to $40 nn =)» & «© & . - ~-~ > agit - . mel « me 5 he oe t he meeting with roll call, responded to |) later in the seas ssie now at os Stylish Spring So oy burrent topica, Committee re-|'f cn sale now 1 ee OF | re s: Welfare, | ' : Largest assortment in the city of beautiful living room, dining room, bedroom ports were as follow |Mrs. F..J, Sternberg, and Legisla- | , and kiteben papers valued from 10¢ to 40e. Special in this sale ture. Mrs. M. S kKeator. It was voted to observe better Homes! Coats that will sell 1 week and to indorse the Press| at $55.00 to $69.00 ‘ Committee resolution to protest later in the season, c 'against crime being featured _ s0 | on sale now at.... s >; 2 prominently in newspapers. A let- 100 Style for Misses : aiilien st tee Seleransonn Th SOLD WITH BORDERS 5 : \ . ‘convention of the Internationa | 0 Styles for Women. \i Cowell of Women to be held Bax NEW ENSEMBLE SUITS = ae Ag A - ; . iif ‘ AEN RA! = We| 25 Styles for: | . plans tf > — s or Stouts club decided to favor any plans A -PARATE COAT. A SEP: 4 ‘ ae , asement a _. a ! j y /made by the committee of the pro- ') Ll) RE: SS. A . Vauu I ; iy ‘puarantecd fabric grin « wt J.T. Emmett was presented with a - = Mond ay $9.4 .45 | onde: snd | COVERS k’s smartest = Bennett; treasure ¥ & Gi . cy striped ticking: e2- ' c : mee] . ' : ~ > ss : ; - 7 { ; ; ' - : . ri we a aa : . “ , “4 F Mrs. E. Nyroth; auditor, Mrs. G. RICH CREPE SILKS— : hy ) a : = a 2S aan dua conan : Best \ Springmeyer. At the conclusion of SMART TUB SILKS— \ F , | madi ke ' - . an ead Collars ° ‘the election the program on the | ) | A | “ed omer- FROCKS— *, aa : eS Washtubs: ga! ¥ anied BE oye PAR ‘ef . : . ' sp ealy: Our ° subject study, Italy, was taken up ' 3 | | -~—_. # Win i = . : : GEOR* ETT Es— ’ Di ; . i irom: No. 2 @ite dows in “The History of Early Italy,’’ b: . , | Ls | Special Mondas 59c Mrs. F. J. Sternberg, and “The Fia- Over 200 beautiful | | : | “ N\ ihe OFF} Mops: © Bo for (Ul Mi vian Emperors,” by Mrs. E. RP. models in charm Ing Cols 5 fj / ‘ biaeey larece nize ;- . e m . orings are priced it His c ’ ‘ turate«l Box isses. Spring Suits Nyroth. The next hostess will be | hea sna fo | | an ae cn 59¢c we. : x and boyish styles; full silk or a ee Lee | re | t , lined March 6 at her home, 450 Oak | lef | ' GOWNS Lad - Prett ri ‘ A : | | | i Me Fin b a otah tine j 50 y Sp ng patterns ‘street, Webster Groves. | | | | ‘ ee gts ; sown in blue and pink strt E Suits at this price, so be | aoe ‘ ‘ me : my) Nd ‘ernie Martin finiah; MANGITOS only here y Thé@ St. Louis Chapter, United a | ' fit 40c COFFEE and full size, Moy 7 | z Daughters of the Confederacy, wil! : * TEA POTS . meet at the Forest Park Hotel, ¢ | : : | | pe si - Wr . td om SCH JACKETTES 4910 West Pine boulevard, tomor- | (| 95 | oe We ; } ~ at. Sat. ° L ij au + \a ' choice Biue Panamet Cooking Pots; Genuine fu row afternoon at 2 o'clock. The | | 1 ad di ’ , - ' Snack e tten. hostesses will be Mmes, I. G. Baket | saucepane. lipped mettlee Bee cat ali in ' nm « *. Hi \. HH. ad°*A liy, > a Fagan and f j o* " . ite wit £Daere atx) etn ce a et Williamz J. Goldsworthy. Piano | }) All Size | Ue rot 49c ponte oe row n. ee ee Bn pee Bie Bil wits -. ) Clese eut at potas whe mtn Atypon Mise : a vs iS eae —— , Saini Comtinecd om Neat Page. ined’ ponare tryst mend an? Cc Copies j = — f , 3 Polaire Cc > ; i posed building of the new club- | The practical Spring outfit— the fi : ~~ . 3 ats \ house. As the only active charte | est woelen materials—silk combination . ANCHOR BRAND Made with angie » tr’ ondertu! 4 uit . I : } ; ' ws — ijstalie roi ® frame, double : . . ay Ip sts ee a Oe,

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4 SUNDAY, = 16 ST LOUIS POST-TyCeEATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED MARCH L 4 ne ee —— ———— SUNDAY } . init | aie i 2 —s 7 TIES Gay : be riven bry the Alpha Chapter, ; CLUBS IN ST. LOUIS —~ , es ~S IN ST LOUIS ‘The. Lamba Phi Sorority, on Saturday, 4 AND SUBURSBS | 1 | : AND SUBURBS | Feb. 28, at the Gatesworth Fiotel. Continued from Preceding Page. | . . 4 j= =, 9 lah Rodgers and Blanche McGreg-: : ‘ N N D 5° A trom r LO Dr. Moritz ¢. or. . J. 4. Crowdts entertained i ti (ne of the 7 Cl SON ‘a z i port & Barney ad store to- | Me f ra ' = ° Spring Style | ; A “3 . at 10 a. m. for the purpose ) The \: % : aay 610 to 618 Washington Avenue “ on by Mrs. N. P. Zim-| | &g jaetruct! ) Em a, } red rhe 4 "ar *y ; os ’ . 5 * ft s Js Sadl ry. i : a. | .* ; : - : ; : es se ; - J ; : gee Hits “4 rm ‘7? - 2) ~~ / : a ii . ; . é ie CS s | ; * " * ; ' ¥ ¢ = . ’ 7 . - . 7 . ' : | ' ; i o .« - ox ~ cj e =e v nh 4 ec ’ i ‘ i . s «ic \ ~ +4 ee; v) asi As A me : wMne * oie : ‘ Me A il 33 ~~ on ri ‘ af i ‘ ep" & : ; board, and | . : ong as . — If you have eye trouble of any o'clock th | 7 : = t 3 he members of the | . 4 | | , kind, this book will tell you melete will have the niesswee: of is aN; ] oT sa —- * sa ‘ == ’ ar ha ieee : 3 ) | or “g : + er ‘ Ke 4 “ - a. ; . 7 So ai a i ere sa ow ee — ey ees OR Stem = rac asi SEES atti. manvy ~it he oO} sucht ; ms ; 4 WLsisS you | s . . . STEWA psf) | may_be obtained at the conven at S6.50 you should not delay in making RT'S N SIXTH STREET 111 Page boulevard. | : your appointment. . The Bob Marcel, Special at $1.00 S88 sed FS pega ea Eee 2 2S 8288 ee Miracle Values—Regular $29.75 and $35 Eebety Seavert: ere Penny Satin at $8.50 —— , : : Beauty Shop—Mczzanine Floor—Phone Central 6666 : “egy one Ree Eeaetee tae | | wit OF ae ack ; wis 7 Tae - Marmelade Jar of etche (pair), = 3 | — | igless with top end spoon 7 Sterling; 4 inches high, Plates, Fur Banded, Fur Collared, and Self- mer ie snpTomyty POSE ae | 71s SDP US TON | | ; $3.75 table T Trimmed, Clever New Models in a . re. Fs B HOWAPG, PeaG by cae 7 The POMT:DISPATCH is the on St. Louis evening + By _ ae ~ peecem Wonderful Assortment, in Colors of : len Peadihinag, one 4. eee newspaper Giving . Associates Frees. we ee eee w Amber Topaz Green re oer Wek 6 eee ee | re = a Ge gat gts-D —_— ¥ . - - . — " - on ae . P Asche deelaa Oa Nes ed fe as Cra 9 Bevel ie eee . 7 i ete cir Rr ae : . ‘ whe Ma te ait y a Ad whey oe a. " -_ a vi] = wa Dull ot . . A Bu maaee. -s ¥ “ - Repieeg ‘ , a * =. ‘. cS = Ween. ‘ ee merase = aA De ers + * une Se ee = Suimavens wy ¥ ve a heat al e " ~ : = og fet : paigeve ‘ea! a J “a i: Wy es es nal ‘ ; ae nat nie ignite! Bey a hag ale oe \g rs al ée . ‘ » ~ aaa wo 6 re — “ony : ae ee a : : ‘ y hed - es ; ver! ‘ ’ 3 7 ~ pilin * SR as uno % +. oh F ‘ = ~ ro s a 4 | P ys . hen Bek & 4 Shy tert 5 a ong nit B . e Yee. Py Pee salle una rin . oer eT ati ae thinhi I SB ah. x Red Gobelin Navy The Store of i i ak Low Prices and High Imported Pewter Syrup - y= i “ * . ‘ " ‘ - F ai : ré -_ ’ , = ; ag i - ¢ ; } " : > } } ~ LS . : maotin . 7 ‘ sha oe ave ' ‘i= ; . Ps 7 . s* a” Ls ick iit - & - 7 * = Via : he SP oe} . . a 7? . ‘ uM ’ i » vt 2 . — i - — : : — : . P| i Tec 2 : > | a \) - ~ : 7 j) i Ps 7 J Cow ee . a _ ee ee ‘ 7 “-" i) re . * stom? . ~ . Values RE a CT RATT “os ~ | ° 4 gi $162 Wriectais Mm) s a i " _ . —_—_—_—_—_——— ee Is . . . - a “ss . i oe " ~ ’ . ~~ ? 7 ’ TT F a * | aha . wade LA/ si a ‘ “ * 5 y . ' be - r- —s . ™ _ eo @ oe a. ~ Veo} - ’ > ‘ : A A A EES SR AR SS A TV TTT _ - - - _ - - ft sa Pees abla *. 2’ Le... i ae . e > “pe. > . . Timitteae ,; —. = a ; Yas 415-417 N. SIXTH ST een Cosmas Fee : . trict. ject for the after- 100D Was th ife Sketch of Lin- . é ; ‘ “Guaranteed Values” cote” = Mra H. Weber. Mea dl | Your Credit Is oe ‘ s y : / . a kK +\ ? ’ : > Se Ce . ) “a “uy . ; ‘ * . . ~ « . em ee . & . : : ° c —— " Masi ’ _ - + > = - > * : ’ A _ a. , 7" e eo . ‘ - . Fis &. aS Ua ving Lex .s TF, - en = — ~ ¢ ie — . _ é , ere mee —s a3} 7 at ate 5 % aT ‘ - . Bs P| S ve Ls . - bad ! ) : P + ‘7 ‘ = \¥ - ' ~ . +. ar : fi ' “ : ¢ ~~ : iasici ina ia Sars es th ~~ © ; a a mA aid oS 4 i tii' « —_* i € i» i - es -s ° = ; . » . , .* ; . P ° ca - - 7 * « > => ~ “> ig > enteeiain. ih ec Catt ae ; 2 ne, : ; , : Siicer-plated; rich ber- Cc - 4 . ~ * a , S| | © . . atid as —— - o — j at ae . ~ " «he ; ° . . , Famous for Dress Values search, . iChurch, Feb. 26. The next Meet-|M oo: eonatmneted of hich.crade material and aes el ail id oT ; lin ri] e hele port, —T rs “SFG USTs GMs S' A splendid Suite, consisting of a dresser, chifforette, bo ta (i @ | / | Yf . at the ~- manship. bed, dressing table and bench. > . . * 7 o- . ea sist Z' ‘ — ; > : —-—- . > . ~ ’ Mf j : ; - .% - ‘+- ‘ ~~, , “% ‘ > > . “ ; at a 4 ts J 4,0 i : 4 i ib ¥ il] , 4, % - . 4 *. : ’ > 7 +. 7. _ . > > 7 ‘=-= i } ME ry 4 és ’ 4 iia ee ? . ry }-, - , .) r , } eitvet 1c wit. a bid ris : a Vie , &@ . a . , he ; ‘ - ° J ‘ . = , ~ c 4 . yr + *—- * —* r : ij wi aeUiiai Cal ci] . > & UO. - ‘ ’ , - LT ne "%\.«- ’ : » “—c ‘ss 5; ’ ‘ ~ ‘> 4 , = ‘ ie ‘ . " " ae , . . all 7 , ; - fn . ew rr r° : 1? , pF es ~efae is s’ ‘ 6 . . sa? a‘ i - . ™ - : oe ‘ 7 ’ 7 ' or? el ?-r oO r} ‘ q es . o,f ; J ; ‘ ’ ‘ id A : : ‘ tan ‘, . —" v .+ ae e ‘in ' - = 2 Va lIiie pla put mes > * ‘ ait . 4 : . ¥ ; - ’ > . “ > > % ‘=> : : Values Beyond Comparison _eeaateins | club touerew at 3 ecleck, “hie te ; : ‘ ENTE OR te be a regular monthly meeting Rose Dinner Set The next meeting and dance of: the St. Louis Outing Club wlll take : ; place Saturday evening at Moose| With Your ‘Hall, 3830 Olive street. Mrs. Bar-! Hall, 3 Purchase of man of 3943 Page boulevard enter- ‘tained 40 members of the club at) or More ere my ' ~ a wp, aol ARCS. . ME ASL Enter AN A AE A: NORA Ree ABE AE AON REAL mare BM Se RC TER nen aN ay, Ah aassnle Oy wm : Le emieyyce he * : — - +> > ' ee . pit at ’ be * 4 7 Pt 3 3 - ‘ + = 4 3 P > r) : 4 a i « ry 4 eh * ; +3 : m d eS re ha 4 . 4% ts 7h ‘3 4 l oe = = § 24°} ce fa Z - snr : aes 7 rt ‘ oo Tee . + : * = 5 . 4 ; v ee aes —z. i. Bs a i +> 8a Se eS f Foch ar oo So hed com $ aoe Z 34 in tnd os ‘A ee “ ; 2 : ; s : a ER ee ee a > " g Ss ie a A “i. 238 : wee | keg i ? ta - Ps 2 a ba “ = & t oe. a - | >. | 3 = 3 + 7 4, See ¥] oh : $ : SA 3 & sas 9 a a ie ay i e crs => . “was, 4s aha y “4 , = 2¢ $3 Bs . r4 fot a@ i as part waa ests i he .> ; : . : > » - “ hia ; 2 e. ? rae ys = te a Ny a Mt . Pee in e Se PC 3. Ps SUR Bs A epel ees, A A AI, le MASI AOliQOli@ri@riasiq@uereueSpy Y ba 2. Qo 10 ISS QrPSiq@ier@1qorgqienoure TAN CALF With Brown Trim. PATENT With Tan Trim $8.50 p P yee ry . ae ; mre Over 100 |/// 2% | = = Different L Aa rE | anal tent dilgadaw i te ce Axminster Rugs | ( h | at Jefferson Memoria! In the ab-'! Rugs ol exeellent quality ™ eonven- : hawt . . - : ; ’ % Th. , ‘ oO +h yr¢ iqdeni w.irs. . . | ‘ > " “ ' ' : ; ; , 7 rr - | 7 ear *; a Flor: ] ’ 57 . : yh y! Models | } i eres ‘ . | . ] Mevyerson presided After a short ul nal an * “ on 37 0 NORD hem = ° ; ef r , a erl S; business session the progran come { terns ; Size 9x2 1eet. . eo. ° a ——-—- Mattress $65.00 Value for $37.50 oa Se A aA BP ERE ord Fee Reflects the = |), 1 | Silk and Wool fir 3% Horne oaper_ vai] = Velvet Nugs = seKitchen Cali $14.75 es BS ' | ; ‘ | | I e Vatican 3 an J =s a Seamless Rugs OT good serviceable it en inet, $24.75 re o ES Sees ate i 3 | Crepes, Cantons rary s, Cee ee ee quality, offerin#a choice of many pat- Pata —_ ‘ “4 F Se i : exe napers were illustrated by : ‘ a Ae me esas: ae ; lien oak 1 ith tilting Soe ‘ . ‘ = : : ' : , pm, | ccm ater | my! Po! : “6 i gs e ul ° : . : sig bed ag MaLLiOn , a chait?y 2 eTileets: a | . he Lt RE We 2 ‘ + % ends and large size tillers: cotton established on : ) Georgette fie Son cones Waele i a a S2Z9.5Q Sencn'cuhows ary made of sit inten lage aiek Reda by the Makers | = : : Arepe Elizabeth te Joey 3 “ —T ree $55.00 Value for $29.56 | am ici . of Much : ! és. Satins Higher-Priced eo * a Bh ae V.C., met Monday, Feb. 2%. 1 Full Enameled Frocks gh ine ap - Combinations anne avenue, served a 1 o'clock at" Sas a AS wie meh acabidiies hi- nished Cabinet w \\ ulnut-finished Dav-Red with rou 7 ‘ OE agate Ia Mag ales. — 2 wy + rede : ,' oY ek Lb ¥ PATENT With Satin Quarter TAN Calfskin Allover $8.50 . = » . ——— — ht ae ete . . “ * ‘ee ee Poe Nie Get + eae . => . = i i ie Pe Ree oe lub indorsed the im od 3° -- ~- : ee ate ee, eae Regular Price $15 NEW DRESSES ,On Sale “MONDAY ONLY” at. Sport Flannels Canton Crepes Satin-F ace Cantons Another Great Value Special! 7 5 Charge Accounts All the Resources of the Shoes, Unite 3 namel. Ts PULL-SIZE SIMMONS BED, Foeany cook SPRINGS AND MATTRESS (rita rn? _ , ™ A Yuaran \\ ainut hrow nr finished Bed of newest? ge s@ns with exeellent link fabrie and heav' A ET a OE ce EE PS a nee » ppenbbbitiiiehibia la tua stha sees ‘i | Pee aR eae neta ees arnapece ate cc >. ot? ; aie ae ited Cotron and fest mattress BIEDERMAN FURNITURE CO., 805-7-9 Franklin A > see A ee ~- netsn Sten es re es sn ean _ SR en a ——_ , ; ‘Trim A ~~ o —— _ neem ee _ — — ——— ° ais <a” Rta ners, . Vit re 2 Care tee. : i ets 4 £45 de eitigetccray toh 4 y ge wey =< 2 £ 23 ? 3 iS Pint Os Pe PS TSee thas) ete Fide Te of J - f - :

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OIE EERIE BES. 8 oe, aE ee RRC. RRR.» o> przaee mr sre 7% Pe oe pmemmemree ms ne mamaaaer c 2 * alt ps Bag : a - ‘ é . Se ea yo \! The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE CITY Circulation ‘han BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED SUNDAY, - MARCH 1, 1928. Be Sn SUNDAY, | [= ~)6h)Sh MARCH 1, 1920. VITI OF aes IN ST. LOUIS : AND SUBURBS from Preceding Page. ; sort & Barney's store to- at 10 a. m. for the purpose ipetruction by Mrs. N. P. Zim- f | i wee Kappa “Delphian For 2 : ay {ts regular meeting Long or Bobbed Hair ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a oY Founders’ day fer the St. Louis | Gouncil, will receive all reports of | the Founders’ day celebration held | SONNENFELD'S BA SEMENT by the individual circles. | 0 /o 6/4 WATAINCTOW AY Catholic Women’s Absoctation, will City Infirmary, Feb. 24, was in be hostess this afternoon at the C., charge of Mrs. J. J. Carey. A pro- W. A. Hotel, 4337 Maryland ave-| gram was given by Miss Viola Det- nue, from 2:30 to 6 R- m. All mem-/ter’s dancing class, the following bers of the Intermediate are invit-' pupils taking part: Misses Melba‘ ed. of Distinction noil Permanent 15 pring fast approaching, uld not delay in making ment. | arcel, Special at $1.00 Silver-plated ; hammered design, 10-inch diameter r Special of ‘pilver-Plated, satin fin- I igh, 93440. diameter, $5. \ Ss Ee elete) ~~ / Five Dollar Group WE have arranged a select group ,of our most practical jtems in Qual- ity Silver Plate of long wear and beau- tiful design—that we offer in a choice of over 40 items at $5 each. This list of splendid value-giving articles is com- prised of such things as Sugar and Creamer (both pieces), Candlesticks (pair), Salts and Peppers, Sandwich Plates, Compotes, Fruit Bowls, Vege- table Dishes, Bread Trays and other pieces. New Baby Grand Pianos | $385, $475, $625 a Dainty in size—takes ap just Hftle more room than an Upright Piano, yet with the full-tone quality of the larger and more expensive Grand. sane / loor—Ph a Y Central 6660 e + " Five-Pint Sterling Silver Pitcher $96.75 @ TERMS $25, $40; $50 Down Balance $2.50 Weekly TRADE IN YOUR PRESENT ‘PIANO OR ‘PHONOGRAPH AS PART PAYMENT. Special Low Prices on REPRODUCING GRAND PIANOS LYRIC .......$ 985 WURLITZER.. 1175 APOLLO ..... 1850 All of above are floor sam- ples. Act quick; come ina Thursday. Terms to Suit OPEN EVENINGS DURING THIS SALE WUuRLIIZEF 1006 Olive St. * Yarmelade Jar of etched inless with top and spoon Sterling; 4 inches high, ~N $3.7. t ik! of, eal Spring Coats & Frocks In New Styles and Colors Are Specially Priced at $10 CH .is the only St. Louis evening Associated Press news service. We cordially invite mail inquiries and will submit designs, sketches and suggestions. Our correspondence cov- ‘ers every phase of Jewelry and En- graving Service, and our patrons in many states have found Jaccards their preferred reliance in all these items. accards Jewelers’ LOCUST at NINTH > | ~ -~ o : f THE COATS Spring's latest and most popu- lar styles are smartly revealed in this choice selection and are priced very attractively at $10. Polo and cut polaire models are shown in checks, plaids, stripes and two-tone effects in all the Sizes 14-to 50. THE FROCKS Featured at this attracti are scores and scores of ful Frocks fashioned of newest ~ f silk and cloth materials. Crepe ; satin, satin Canton, flannel, Geor- gette and printed silk Dreases, in all the light. and dark shades, in sizes 14 t 48. é % s . ~ eT ee ee eee v : « ’ Out of the High Rent District American Bheffield Co- lonial Pitcher; 2-quart size $15.75 $8.75 Imported Pewter Syrup ‘Jug; 1%-pint size, $9.25 Tray; 12 inch Spring colors. s (Basement.) Discount - for Cash Pe The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspapér giving Associated Press news setvice. e. f ADVERTISEMENT Dull-Finish ‘Silver- Plated; openwork design: O%-in. diametcr 85 Colonial Platter ;; 16-in. lengths, $15.25 (Two larger and two smaller sizes priced accordingly.) Bilver-plated: rich bor- der design, 9-in. diameter 35 | Memorial, Thursday. The follow- ‘ing officers were re-elected: gent, Mrs. Theodore Shelton; first | vice regent, Mrs. A. W. Southward; vice regent, Mrs. B. F. third vice regent, Mrs. How- | fourth vice regent, | Mrs. J. P. Higgins; fifth vice re- gent, Mrs. William Bagnell; re-| cording seeretary, Miss Haliie| _Baker; corresponuing Secretary,| | mrs. O, 8S. wilfley; treasurer, Mrs. | Ben R. Foster; registrar, Mrs. ' Ralph W. Bugbee; historian, Mra Mary Donehy; first director, Mrs. Lewis Paynter; second director, By Dr. Lewis Baker An Advertisement iL? PS Telling How and When to Use Trustworthy Products Reproduc- ing Extracts of Patrons’ Letters Relating to Cadomene, Balm Sulpherb, Arbolone, Su-thol, Mentho-Laxene, Minyol, Hypo-Nuclane, Ete. distressing kidney and Wladder;and do not sleep well, aslam very}] SYRACUSE, N. Y. Mrs. Anns | trouble which makes me get up at! nervous.’’ E. Towsley, 415 So, State &t.,. “m™| all hours of the night, and causes; Ang: Your condition is often \writes: ‘‘I have used nine tubes headache and backache a f€W) goseribed as a ‘‘weak, run-down of Halmwort- tablets for kidney hours after being on my feet.’’ state of the system.’’ I advise] and bladder trouble. Lam feeling ' second ' Gray: ard Balley; 5 ¥ ? ' 2 sae an yO 4 “4 ok, ‘— ~ Re } : « ES ss 4: ig of a dresser, chifforette, bow-end ich. * free: An American Beauty Rose Dinner Set With Your $7 0 Eo OE Ts p SP et tet San rotor tn Sarena ror SINUS] ISueuesn — Purchase of or More \ \ ae Wa wo 4 TAN CALF With Brown Trim PATENT With Tan Trim $29.00 Day-Bed and © | Mattress : $14.75 Alnrit finished Dav-Bed with rounded ; Is and large size fillers; eotton pad vered with figured cretonne. Opens Q il large SIZe bed. + (JIT) —~ ei init } ij ra | PATENT With Satin Quarter TAN Caliskin Allover $8.50 MONS BED, Charge Accounts MATTRESS | Bed of me Vest Ge nk fabrie ana heays mattress -9 Franklin Avenue Shoes, '’ es eed + Sees TT a — LL - ee suausuiaieadiintees —_——— - — .~ = a . All the Resources of the World’s hor Spring Operate Featured at Both Shops at Q.50 This S C, Trade Mark is your assurance of Perfect Style Perfect Fit Authentic Styles for Spring. QUEENTEX HOSE Ope so 413 North Sixth—820 Olive St. Queen Quality Styles ge ‘ Sangerine —s t th or Largest Exclusive Makers of Women’s Unite in Giving You Surpassing Values in the ‘Trim Ankles Always Look Their Best in etieoi@s #}\\\ a \vT ? SUL G — IMHO oucxr mie, ae Dit ~~ PATENT With Tan Quarter BLONDE Satin Allover $8.50 IMC I Ior@rerenc — TAN CALF With Brown Trim TAN Calfskin Allover $8.50 Mail Orders Filled Pore UU ter rero xn | Amherst place, Feb. 17. ident spoke on the “International | to be held! Mrs. | of the opera, | assisting hostesses. of George Washington's birthday, | tor, Mrs. Joseph McAdoo; third direc- | fourth di- | it. -G. Skinner; BE. C. Gibson. Club ma Ee “urs, Mrs. Tuxedo of Mrs. rector, The home met at King, Convention of Women,” in Washington? D. C., in May. Yogt told the story ‘Martha. with selections from "lhe tomor- row at tne Youngs, Pershing the ciube will meet Mirs. Score, home of 5514 avenue. The Friday Club held its annual guest day party on Feb. 20 at the | home of the president, Mrs. Wilson A. ‘Vaylor, 6214 Forsythe vard, with Mmes. M. C. Younglove, O. &. Wilfley and F. E. Maxwell the decorations were in the nation- al colors, and many of the mem- bers and guests appeared in Co-/| tions on lonial costumes. The program for the afternoon | ‘Romance in | opened with a play, an English Kitchen.” portrayed by MIrs. Charles H. Rodehaver, Miss (, M. Culbertson and Mrs. C. H. Stiermann. A number of selec- the Harp were given by Margaret: O'Connor Salsman. Dorothy sang. Mrs. W, H. Mrs. Miss | Wright had the program in charge, i will be held March 6, of the club at the Town The next meeting | Club, with Mmes. W. P. Erhart and Elizabeth Sherzer as hostesses. Cornelia A colonial tea.was given by the Greene Chapter, Daugh- ters of the American Revolution, at the St.’ Louis Woman's) Club, Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Lugene Fusz, retiring regent. Dur- ing the afternoon Mrs. Pauline ‘Jones Burns entertained the guests | Executive i ' ok the Capt. Robert McCulloch Chap- | | with a program of original piano- ‘ogues and impersonations. Helen fusz and Junior Boehmer in colo- ‘ s nial costumes. danced the mintet. to “Crinoline Days,” accompanied | on the piano by’ Mrs. Burns,. also quaintly dressed. Moss presented with an ex-regent’s pin from Board. Mrs. Brauer gave several vocal solos. Miss Constance Aberdeen place, will entertain ter, United Daughters of the Con- federacy, Tuesday, at 2:30 o’clock. | The regular monthly meeting of the St. tional Congress Aly presidents and delegatés are urged to attend. - Members of the St, Louis Council presented a pa- ‘the twenty-eighth anniversary of | tthe founding of the National Con- | ‘gress of Mothers, now known as; 19, in the geant on Thursday, Feb. when Vandervoort auditorium, the | 1277 | The pres-| boule- | In celebration | Mrs. John Trigé | the honor guest | the Oscar | McLaughlin of | Louis Council of the Na-| of Parents and Teachers will be held Thursday at | -® o'clock, in the assembly room of | the Board of Education , Building. | i Balmwort tablets, should give you! period aid and relief as it has to so many Dr. Lewls Baker TREATING A COLD Neglecting the activity of the bowels is prolific source for cold infection. Pay heed to this. r counteract i which are y much A cold may be stopped if treated | the very hour it is manifested by sneezing, or a feverish sensa tion in nostrils and throat. Obtain a tube of triple strength Mentho-Laxene Salve. Directions| with it tell how to quickly stop incipient colds. = When the cold de velons coughing and thig-in turn! disturbs vour rest, no tine should | be lost in ridding the system of | the Obtain essence Mentho-Laxene and use asa lax-| ative tonic cough medicine. I sin- cerely believe it the best home; treatment ever produced, | * * * C. M. I. asks: ‘‘ What can .vou | recommend that is safe as a quis k | relief from pain—severe headache and neuralgia?’’ Ang.: Relief mav be hah quickly | by the use, of, 5-grain Su-thol tab lets with no bad after-effects, such as some pain remedies promote, ue ~ ” at | just fo use negleete d as adistress. ' ‘ B. A. E. asks: ‘‘I am not sick, but am toe thin and want to know how I may improve appetite and gain weight—about twenty pounds.’”’ | Ans.: & liair, which, prior to Using was in) Mrs. B. J. asks: ‘‘I have an oily!a very poor condition; that is scalp with dandruff galore. Also: itching scalp, oily and dandruff. | troubled with excessive perspira-| found Minyol superior to all other). of my life. Can vou help mef”’ | Bh Sas Ans.: If bowels are sluggish, | Casea-Roval Pilla. Also eorrectly aid the functions of the stomach, take Triopeptine tablets for several weeks. Thanking | \you for your wonderful advice, I} y itehing sealp am, ete.’’ with aecompanving dandroff, |! yh. "ee. have found plain vellow Minyol WORCESTER, MASS. Mra: most effective. ‘Also massage William V. Campbell, 19 Cataipa gently the armpits with the Minvo!l St., writes: ‘‘I am writing to tell | This vou what wonderful ‘cough syrup’ corrects excessive perspiration and; Menthol-Laxene has been to me, | Ans.: For oily and had a very bad cough. I tried ‘ several things, but could not get Ww. O. GO writes: ‘*+T am 35. oe rid of it. I] had read of the won. cupation accountant. Have been derful things Mentho-Laxene had to work because of an done for others so I tried it and in anemic condition, loss of weight two dats my cough was all gone. and strength. Am pale, and ex- I have found picasure in recom- Appetite poor’ mending it to my friends, ete."’ plain of. 4 e jing Cadomene and restless. The second package of Cadomene brought me to a wonder- ful chgnge. I am now taking the sixth package, and I can eat and digest everything and sleep like a top. I get up in the morsings feel. | ing great. I also have friends us- results are great. Yours sincerely, ete.’’ Se 2.28 NEW OBLEANS, LA, ¥. Cun- ningham, 4035 Palmyra St., writes: ‘*The Sulpherb tablets were recom- mended to me by a U, & Army doctor about fourteen years ago. Before that I had a tired feeling eaused by chills and fever, and every summer @ number of boils and habitual constipation. Since taking Sulpherh I : no’ have any of those troubles. I take them regularly and have not lest a day's work on aefount of sick. ness in the past 14 years. Four of my friends also use them, ete.’’ ‘ * . . AUBURN, MAINE. Mrs. Anna Turmenne, R. F. D. 6, writes: ‘‘ Por ‘a long time I have H Nuelane tablete. I have sie taken a medicine that gave me so much real help. I can truthfully say that I feel better than Tf have for many years and weigh mor Yours, ete.’’ | <. Information: cines mentioned by Dr. Baker, the following can do so: son, Judge & — Johnson Bros., gists everywhere, THE BLACKBURN PRODUCTS C8. DAYTON, OHIO. ~*~

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owe ee SENT ¥; MARC H i. 2 eaten, ne ily ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED © ADVERTISEMENT —| The B’Nai Ammona Mothers’ ’ | i\Club will meet tomorrow at 1 i o’clock in the auditorium at Acad- oe ~~ >= Ns. : ;emy and Vernon avenues. . e 2 é ) (THERS 10 COME | The Wanderers Club held their MAKE PROFIT ON OUR MONEY Me z UN | | annual George Washington gone NO INVESTMENT REEDED CAN BE CURED eon at the home of Mrs. H. L : | King, 3228 Lafayette venue. | We want to lease ready-to-wear departments in live de- . ae ae + : | F 2 yY 7 3 aire Wititam A. Gibeon of 216 | Brifes followed. The club voted ff partment or dry goods stores in cities from 10,000 up. We ree root Oo ou i¢ ,, , cadet ; ; His 0 give $10 to the Woman's yt ~ = tag sale acon jpeninyye her geiete Christian Home Fund. The next | a, bong good money making proposition to submit to eee wont ts sees You just to try this treatment you a free trial 5. a ae” : . + aa : ate ae 29 arties. treatment. I want you just to this treatment—that's ali—just > &. « i last week in honor of Mrs. H. T. EF Hg © ae metd at tage Eo © right parties try be That's my oaly ar ment. ; : _ Mrs. H. H. Loevy. 5632 ater- . ve un the Retail rug Business for 20 years. I served f ears = Wat 4 a. of Rosemont —_— — ™Man avenue. March 4. Box G-178, Post-Dispatch. the Indiana State Board of Pharmacy and five years as President of the ~— tn St. Louis, Ill. The guests were | em Assocation. Nearly everyone in Fort Wayne knows me and knows about my a | Mmes. Pauline J. Giesler, Charles | treatment. Over Thirty-five Thousand Men. Women and Chi kiren og . Wayne. have, according to theis Own statements, been cured Dy this crentenentl ~a | Haselhorst, Charles E. Lenhart, O. | : . mace this offer pubiic. \Edwin Giesier, Will Hancock. J.|| Keep Your New Gar New a4, ree ee | Walter Giesler, Joe Neef, Logan J. ’ HOLDFAST TEETH a one — rete ap og aba raben tal hp pA oreve Gy a « ; ov t. : Tria t a! our i the ‘y r -T = >) c } . es up ‘So : e tal ft | Stair, and Miss Biboy Lenhar ag Ay geet — | \ wit Pi ro you mou is Mm prot = aT . ty ats . = 4 J. Cc HUTZELL, Druggist, No. 4912 West Main St. Fert \” SSE “e LS Bis: Dut, - is Pon eee —— re | r rs ve rere pees coed ‘Gomes " se ys ne * REF 7G ce hy ae SER A Pee a ¥ che

pe ee an i —y, . yee” Ai IT wr iets a eh ade a a tee . S ae ae e _ Pg onl | Lafayette avenue gave a party Sun- | fitting difficult mouths.. Free consultation. Hours $ to 5. exce mond ¢ : ‘day afternoon in honor of the! Sunday. Please send without cost or obligation to me your Free Proof Treatment je eighth birthday of her small daugh- |[ Makes the First Finish Last ————— — Dr. Otis Trotter | ter Mary Modest. The ehiidren | AUTHORIZED SERVICE > —->oocon ™ Specialist, Artificial Teeth | present were Peggy Reams, Leo-| , ; | nly ase | * kd | nora O’Connor, Julie Marie Buden- COHN Ss GARAGE rc High 414! No. hs / . Katherine Wriie, Jane El- | 5822 pa omen Coart. "Prices , % e holzer, lias 14 A | len 0’ Connor and Dorot hy Mi te hell. ms Bet Locust and St. Charles Gleamy Mass of Hair | Mrs. Frank M. {cDonald and Mrs. I) = 2 rp HENTISTS. Amy Troy entertained 60 guests | - ; oe . e “re . | with a bridge luncheon at the For- | a | | 35c “Danderine’ does Wonders for Any Girl’s Hair | est pary Hote! Feb. 24. ‘They were! : S | assisted by Miss Esther Troy and | f “— 3 Girls! Try this’ When eombing| While beautifying the hair ‘‘Dan- ae me er | - * § | lye ee adh agua, rochaery wena f jerine’’ is also toning and stimulat-| Mrs. Harry P. re in ms be: \ : ’ : . rus! ] Pp ; . . . fe | Beach avenue ai as er gu s (Bolster Attached) . | Made O1 imported ; voi - oo ~ £- a@ a Double - bed Size: Lie, °° & dad n q Stamped for simpls bound: a little simple emoroidery. Two | embroidery w 1! com- styles: regquliariy ~ ' ple te. lete eect $2.98 | xs) | $1.89 ae $1 39 Special Stamped Children’s Dresses Many Pretty an@ Unusual Styles Silk, voile, organdie, etc. Sewed, tucked, hemstitched, so that a little simple home work will finish. A George W ashington party was , ey ade Peo iat | | viven Feb. 21 at the home of Miss Stems, Wa gel ss Ses ee a > o> ‘ a ve -- . es SBilding to Mollie Lewin, 5186 Kensington ave- | : oe} nue. Those present were Misses : 1. 3 + BB Be eee Seston ss 3 3O hao RS Ff a Shirley Olschansky, Gussie Rubin, , : ws os =3scs a ee 4 | . : . Hive str Johanna Sussman, Mollie Lewin, 2 : SS oe ee mic | i? ——— “. oe eae Betty Rosenfeld, Blanche Sievers, porn SE: POSED ere SS , 5 i ee, P . TAllian Sussman, Pauline ‘Terran, | Res eee awe Se ea 2 / e 2 a negotiations practically cop- |Hattie Lewin, Kate Feldman, and ; —_ ph gee sey ; 4 ge miuded for othars. accordi: to W Messrs. Jack Sanders, Morris Bia-. 2.00 Weekly = $2.00 Weekly —— ad 2 Holbrook seek. Ben Oscherwitz. Harry Kost- | : $235, Living-Room Set With : $250 4-Piece Bedroom Set ~ rook Black we F man, Dave F'lacks, Isadore Pearl- i! man. Edward Len ding, Harry Gir- "Table nd c- id ” # + e e W + eae _ mrust Co. w¥ ; liin * oh & i . - i = > =. ad ; , die. Ai0in Dischaneky and Harry €e ana bri — —_. in Genuine Wainut [. hink of being ab ire 2 | the —- 4 Se ia ey remark- Preorrsiy — . . a t , = . « ti we ° © one ae x de - Soe Ae ee robe Sie ee 8 ee a ‘ ped es Tah mai arate TAR, or ~ “y Wemererss ve = anabtanis . ae on Fs. be re Aye eagragh .0i 5 Pes, “1 ’ i . oe a ? tar at ie Dee” ae mvs “ P. OF} _ ‘ wy late Ry Hemstitching Embroidery and While You Wait ,.. sa beset wore | OF All Kinds Buttons.Covered oe kn Descriptions M onogramming Scalloping Sustenbeles D« ‘ 7 ore 1- ’ ' | : ; d man, Frank Panus and Frank Hen- if | e | = | yo brush, ruth . | | seated’ te a abel ' i le ~ : fater ind 1 orm a . Viemortia ~ed | is to be WM stories St. Louis Chapter of the! ol Federation of Child Study will! | ; | ry ; £. , | x Pe. gee meet Tuesday, March 3, in the li- | . | } | Jel wl > | : ys * i Wis Gtariees, 2a *| Re Fashion Dictates the I] brary of the Ethical Society, 3646 | : : 3 3 | Lhd | pee — yan | tal of 24° offices, of ta) Washington boulevard. at 2 oclock. “Moler Mode Shing le” Mrs. T. W. Van Scholack will talk | Looe ee Cee a | aa | , a oo, ae Wh \ th 3s hi 7 a ? ee si ~~ 1 “Obedience and-~ Punishment,” | . | | ee: pur ‘ With a aiaghe Bob at 40c nd Dr. Alford will speak on the 93-In. In. Polychrome Mirrors | } _ —_—S 4g . Estimated at a a phew “Habit’' Clinic in St. Louis.” a : . | I : F Cos* gy ; breil ding withon* the Wi ars : ’ ¥ ' ; . , rr . — aA *h ¢ — 4 ' ‘ ’ . 6 - . Lif i h D li 7 } - - . — ’ , >. | «& had nt thy iP 7 Slit li ev } ‘, ; if ‘ ty F, ; in ‘)] ‘ I i t} . & 4 $1.00 ¢ -00 Cas e wers ft ; — »— Se PS ee - - ‘ ' ~~ . : sali P 7 _—s : , * eee 7 : . “ by .th Om No ’ say . : ' Wasser Peer oit. hit’ . ae iad -_ : ook lle Ml rrTo 5 Se $1 aa, ai . centt pan : ~Te _? “ 4 ~ ‘ 7 ; sa . if it? ; On ,i* Ai « . . oe matter how much ill success You have #&xperien agin your : allemipts to secure a charmingly beautiful Shingle our “E xperts” § | Birdie ae : : -three-pane! eifect ws so 5 o_o will give vou a shingle that will be suitable to your personality.. @ evenue bg = : ‘y | sons a hee eeu $2.00 Weekly Pi ec B kf These distinctive Shingles can be had in our ‘“‘Super-Service | Wednesday afternoon. | ne ng napa — : 23 mated 3. - pe ast a | = $230 9-Piece Dining-Room Set Barber Shop" or mead in our Beauty Culture Department four tables for cards. For all othér Beauty Culture service get “Moler Service.” ( A surprise arty was giyen last | ieee An Natural Wood | prise part} yen last | and Long Polychrome Mirror. lece unfinished 7 — »/ Da 7 week in honor of special Police) : Moler System of Beauty Culture faces act semana at eran! all J - pone = ——— s indsot Ras chatrs, ton e most remarkable Dining-Room Ss om} — epres leg dr oP table. _S10-812 N N. Sixth St. | ster Groves, at the home of Frank | Pi ; wie * owls, Come see i for yaurectt Mendes Se Bae gen te a Fre es h ry » Z oa ~ _- = = .% > 3nadsome ] An PSiZNn Al llustrated 2 ” | Benda, $17 Newport avenue, Web-' I» “iTt : 7, d rica: alnut is . ,' me and ie and armchair |ster Groves. He was presented | Ve” PORN 4 ; sg ER sere cengh, apo oage | —~ Se eas oe airs and armchair. 5 ple r : Sy | ifi- (with a gold shield in honor of his 1a BG a : Closing Out All s a _ enehieiat interests stion by Chief of Police An- wh a : = | REFRIGERATORS a aie oo 3 ee eee ogi ope promo 4 J drew MeDonnell. Lancheon was i? actual oe PP me * ~ “ve a » P * nee - i @hadus a he served. ae | | , agais ~\ Aa 7; = ——- Washingt n * edie. Rs $32.51 50 Day- Bed and NM athnces . 5 ; — . Seton : = us as : : - | the Bobbs and oth f . YT? : y ey ‘enin 2. Feb. 7* f ei } $1 Down Delive lt ~f . - as 4 4 - a " bs. 2 ‘ ~ . a $ - = te A; liom f Miss Tillie Cohen, 5528 rs 85 of : > tn | : _ i? building retained ‘ton avenue. Those present in- nee te» gegen. SOAs PB ay ° et of , 1 7 c Hae | be ee | ; Elson, Gertrude Marks, Etta Feld complete with flounce + a ‘oon + Prag > } | vee OF rent from the man, Lillian Broderson. Tillie « ee ee ee ee ee by -— »_eee. § os 2265 beet + % -se8 = | aN: ‘= Sng basement (hen. Florence Davis, Lillia Ov . a ae | spaxeep and arsky. Su rah Niehaus : 1 : : , = ; , 4 , " * ot : ro ? : ’ x ; . ‘7 - ° a jiiding ~ ~ o - - : “ . 2. " +% . q a » _ »* : : : , ‘ 6 : ; , : Frager. and Messrs. § roderson 7 . - i rl . a - wy - : ¢ . = es increase - 4 ; : ' : ; - "a , * ; ' : a - m a ’ ee cy J. Elson, L. Weinberg. “ir, —_ : ~~ oe a , - perat ygirepense | Feld, H. Lorberbaum, M. Drazen. — -—. , o Rs 3 . ‘) (is manner the fires Frager ; .. La , : Miss Pauline Ruppel of 4087 " SS 4, ‘. Bis p i) | = m __ ew SEs Om: ta Ne ; ’ aS Noe é , ; re = 3 - : : t ‘ ‘ 2146 _— 7 nore cs s ‘leveliand avenue was hostees , ' . As . ae :' = . : ‘ =. | > , of the the monthly meeting of the Amity a re \ . == ; 4. : a . rn i i. , a: ago eventually will 2 - - eee a ee ~ . : os . ° . ‘ : ,4 e + . Ona i Prot: , > the in - “> .+.% 4 _ “ ’ : . 5 ” { iv ; saturda:’ }: ev : : New CT , : | iu A. ; 1 , ' : : } : ry a » - > : ie oe ners shan - q } t - =f : e + ¥ i ’ re: be .s ¢ : y b: bs g ste 7 S at 4 bs - ¥ i % 2. Toes . = 7 ee 2 + “2 ; 5 oo - o ; 3 z - 4 7 + 2a 2 Rap a> i é 4 = J ee ed ee 5 ef § = 7 ey ~ ay . & oo s ie :) i is . - x ae « ‘ > i . a F Hi a + id = ‘Ee 4 were: Mr. and Mrs. G J Witz- open => | -_) ' HX : . 1a otsky, Mr. and Mrs. 0. Gokenba-sh. He he ” x tt. ; *. . m™ th higher Mr. and Mrs. James Meehan. WWi)- See 7 @6 23> we LAF we _ - proper - . - : epee . 7 ‘ - a : Shaw ane rr iam E Tritschier and Misses ) = = i Pag is d S _ M , incie, wiht si ‘ > . bo : : ) . " ‘meet i ith | : SO =04=: ed, Spring, Mattress ick as sales diréctor. are Annette Moenster and Mary Sulli- Y. in Slee ‘ = : van ' =a a with the Holbrook. Mee Youte Rinam co? £98 Brae ae broiling Oven , . , weal “State Trust C ea = shampoo aiitt, Louie Bloom of 646 nst- ints rhite * na me! $235 Kroehler Bed EBS Suite $1.00 > 30 Eee dieposition of the dare ©" y Edna Wallace Hopper | Down — | im Building Operations. “mosphere pervaded with a Valentine party. The cuests I offer Fou now the most popu ; rest PV ery where “ame lixe ~~. were Misses Fannve Levin Mer- - ’ Here . 7s renuine Kk roe} ly r three-p! ece Red es "= , iar 4 | lhe ; ane : rer “ile a . . - . 2 . - se Lorr Loe Ot we - sins >. 7 . b : “= a? thing } over Suppite i to women. ports and urgent ¢aiis for more, | riam and Rape Kelner. Mae Seicel. . _ * Dave port & im genuine Baker's « ut velour -enu . tar . tee urd : a " ith the rewt, al Od , ’ hy >a) vy os lie Tt ct f : ts. & be : i+ ; ’ , . ’ * : - 7 i ‘ es ' ° . ; ak , Trai ; fe : + oil. cnn . . " 4 3 A —w type shampoo which gives) neve: d.a beauty help one-half Bluma Goldstein, Jeanette Esrock . 7 a remarkably | rice The davenport opens , = 4 ; Ree ks 3 | 1 building operations * i: e - isa “ " las ° ‘ . Fees | _ . - —s > = ; t. Pe fest? - “ 7 s l-Sau ~ . : area on a Srnad bg . 7 ‘ las > ; . : . " : " : - . 4 | r at ’ P ria . i oe | : ; , : " oOrts } : » 2. fe S : r) cr r" , #4 : : . hair ike as hale on the stage. : ay e. and totiet connters Lisner. Ade e 4 ohen tlelen a J ie 5 rr. . - ead ss 4 ' ire Li M a4 oe . lation Chae O Latest = : - ; 4 Kr ice} 4 = ippiy it. The name is quist, Rose Sophir. Dorothy Saft ‘Sits of Pyrthias ‘258s Pave dia Piane . A famous chemist sent me some |‘. *"* Sey Serr th; bottles last Mayr. He had spent/°°"* ‘“@tace Hopper’s Fruity); Anna Rosenbiatt and Saadiabe Kitchen Buy Rugs Now mage — . .- : . SRAM Pao - wears in perfecting it. He said that 5 ie Wolff; Messrs. Paul Paulan. Phili lS $!.c0n | pe ~ “ ip. ° $5 BR BRUSSELS RUGS: ‘oxi $ 75 . fs hes #04 A ate for ~ > . . ~® SOUR th the vicin- Fi -~ , - . ‘ ; } iat ers rt err elected ne present ; . at . a ‘ oe | . Ri . ’ ; , —— & , : a . . re : " b= : ; 2 ; & | c) ‘ — 7 . ' > . ~~ . é Z : ; i” ~~ x7 oe BA & es « “bes eee hee Ao ee ore ee " m ah eee 8 Or re © Aeaipete. "A Pte se - 7 ~ ~ en ee | PE ae Sh, hg OT OT ee on rhc. ART Mike i! ghee 2 lal: Se ie tnt? AB wo Fe ns - nae 43 - - Ps vet > te any . “F @ ten-story boll4- ie atterne 't cleansed without making hair / ‘ 4 you to try - at once. It Roth, Maurie Jacobs, Sol Ruben- sige: pews ; } he yet 7 v3 ; " is POUNG to amaze an 1} h v ? “te ? ~ ’ . writtiec. The produ f fruit gave a delight you. stein, A! Vittert, Emil Bierenbaum. oa boulevard and Olfve uch belf the hair ad nae '1P this compen for le—nov c - - much help to the hair. And that pe Or sam pie—now. Sam Spector, Harry Suroff. Maurie $ 9 7 ak drive for funds wilt | $1.00 Down & “ , Stes pester. the eroteet. | e ounced for a: : 2 a —_ Gna Wallace Horwer "39 ‘a : Di . : <9 ’ He was richt The first bottle 590 Lake Shore Drive. Chica: set. R Jacobs. Nathaniel Meyers ‘al?-eis —— | ; eo oe = a * *ructure te comprise Tt. and multiplied the hon ity af — ha r l wen ~ iry Frutft: S amroo Harvey Go'd man. Danie! Cohen of scttt ‘ : _ ects Zs 3 ; “ refs arnaei , ° 4 * Ont « . na an undergrevad : . | could srareris helies s 7 Re 4 t , j Beardsley, Ti! . Charles Weelesberg At} ; ° ~ ret es tai ile | f : : ¢ a | ~~ & .' : , . Aj : . , Wir Ps ark above bd ne aie $ ¢ ordered 1006 bottles for other folks \ of Nashville, Tenn. Arthur Rosen- ! wit os e tnt ann lag ee 0 ‘ co @* Bue kingham Court and! ¢ . 7 . 42 S ™ " +. a. —— , ss ~~ ‘4 ' ' [ors . on , ¢ te try. | et biatt, Will Baron, Sol Samuels and ' i inking spac ‘venue by the Kingshich- E Ralph Heckter : a we o W. 24 which Eras-j y Poe le + ; George F.( 5. E wT ts the ‘architect ef the (;rotsky, Stanley Olschwanger, Sam two secret tngredients would give IF Ss} the hatr amazing luster, A rec 1a 1p (asmann, Sig. Heitmens. Al Shan- a ; cae eS, bis Eki fitsiate ; tet ae : ?* .» Fes Tre ae : SPT Re ile.

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H Vers 4} Pe yee eas 6 5 cy Was “fr? 4% sg ey PERS aS . resin TAT RTT TET 63 "3 nd 4 SUNDAY, MARC SN ————— : == = ‘ : IW \ SAONy WS XS AS a \\ SS SAM. ce ™ oe Se * oo Snes * CON ANY Se - SQ SS MQ QgQq TSQa WD ? $55 “Ne | BBS 8 . MEYSQ BN eee g7ngng \N ~ RRR QUAN EE ESS SSS oe we ee ing Pe ‘es ‘ r oS ss s mY ss SRRQQQQEAA MW MS Qn ~ RLS Ss DAW )} Flats, Etc.—For Colored. .4 | Houses Wanted 4 son the coupon below and get the trial] treatment | Fe ay . (Ver Rent) 4 | ag 7 Bus. Prop. (For Sale). .11 Dwellings | Ferguson Property Flats for Rent .Furn.)...4 Houses (Furn.) Wtd. accomplished in your own case will be proof, : ~~ Wid. to Buy... Bung., Cottages (Sue). . | AND MAIL TODAY — tly — : ae ye pee ee . fe Gi / PC Es es ¢ ; “p i AP riang for the new resend J os ~ &@ . Ce ee i Se ge X o>, Pas 2 : eS 4% f° Df gee | ti: ; DER tamer es Fe at ee hws. illustrating the character and | ye “yijias’ which Henry Shaw city either carry out the Shaw plan 9 | ‘Taken by Professional ‘Saeea? 2e> 7 os re ee tian f ft? ee he , ss page tag. Scope of improvements to Y | we 4s 4 3 4 , big Px 26% vp ih ge ye | re y | 4 ies zs oreg? * ‘ tt ‘3 $3 Z A 4 4 pe z | The Greatest Jefferson wilt have | Board of Estimate and Apportion- leook stepa to bring the matter into rs old and ¥ Oe ak, PID +g Mo OPO Reb Te ted ee ie _ SOP Sea Be 3 Nis ey P | oe Ge ee? Lew a me 4 | 4 ‘frontage of 220 feet on Twelfth | ment is approved by the Board of |court, and a commissioner was ap- pmendous 1116 ‘ mit oat et. Fe SF ge Ray Od ES a ee, gh Me ee EOE LS I oy 2 | street by a depth of 200 feet On| aigermen. pointed to take testimony. ‘The ‘ ; ae a ¢% ‘ Locust street and 200 feet = on The Board of Estimate will ree- ‘Board of Eseimate negotiated with maings VE ST. |e TO COME Lp OE ig Fike. ig eee ee a ies © i. take ad- OLI E S . f P E O ys A 3 - ‘ x on . , ee - x s ° . . a 2 4 / q ~ g 8 3 4 - , 4 St. (‘ha ries st reet d ; Willi ' t} 500 ‘ at . | de. Loa. é A , e. 3 td : % . ee ae ig: BF vt Pa 3 pa Pea B4 b | EMT St Ct me . gpl 3 TY! cal fe £00 room ™ ommend that the 200-foot strip, | Ans, Ane 1e@ $500,000 pur- . ’ ; 4s , Ys 42 ae ‘ , 7 . % - : ” “+ ene > Ber ‘ ig o , ne SO oe Ow, ‘ Pn Vi Ce ¥ z “ | FROM LOWER FLOORS OE EEE ¢ OS" oe ae tee as : : avg Pie Mae Bs Bc abage EES ED Me oe itn promi . 1q | now constituting the outer edge of | Chase price was agreed on. It comes P y : ‘ > 4 | r . : soe. ie" wi ~ | for $500,000, payable in 10 annual residence property around the park ‘Je ‘ffarsg e _ z f 4 4 y | ’ , present Jefferson, AMMOUS among installments, with inierest on the sells for $60 a foot and more. Nati¢nal fare among tourists, wi | Payments after this year. The| No Demand for Scheme. | be Bata ge ee weetwandia Aaa men money will go into the treasury 0 | Neither the garden trustees nor ‘nificent new lounge running from the Missouri Botanical (Shaw's) the city officials desired to ‘see the | anetth te annth, extendiaees oa Garden, owner of the strip, which strip of ground put to the use proj- | oust atreet to Bt. Chacteneneen is about to acquire a new site, ected by Shaw. The park is nar- | The piece de resistance of the away from the city smoke. row enough as it is, and the ‘village’ Greatest Jefferson will be the ban- Plans of the Donor. probably would front on the sur- lauet room with a seating capacity Henry Shaw, donor of the park, rounding streets, making the park gue. Sugsn “ ¥+| planned that the park sh@ald be |a pack yard. mm DARGIS FOrmasree, 05 baton Per- | ineclosed with fine private resi-| The residents of the Tower Grove sons on the first floor, with an , th dences, and that the ground rent- distriet did not want their park eut additional 400 on the mezzanine als thus obtained under leases down in this fashion. And the floor surrounding it. This banquet should go to the support e the! ies sai shia te i 96 tant leneth by D é port of the |sites have never been In any great | Fearn Wik oe 92. uae e" “ |garden. The carrying out of this |demand, though the City Ptan a feet in width and will run two plan was deferred from year to}CGomminssion several years ago, dé- atortes in Reset, ssi — ep “| year, and the 200-foot strip came /|termined upon a type of residence dome. In mye it will follow the into use as part of the park, and it 'which, they belleved. would meet syprrethag Pep eilegnerrie still is so used. the “villa” idea. Such a residence, One of the attractive features of The trustees of the garden have Ahey estimated, would cost $25,000, the enlarged hotel! will be the meZ-| made repeated demands that the!and building costs are higher now, zanine lounge extending around the}. wes si A as ae BRR Serr banquet room. On the mezzanine og floor Will be located minor banquet rooms, committee rooms, show and ee a | ) . w >. " pig a 4 : 2 he : rs - acy ; ; eo - ae, hg ¥ rem eg, ; oe “ a P , : s . . . : , _ brofect. +“ wea Stay. ail” gh ua eee ; S ; : , at Y 2 a 4 5 Wie ee Rae for Sys ® SP ted Athy display rooms, commodious ladies ee eM gt x3 p ts > moe oe AYO, . 4 ee 48 BLO MBI sar ree retiring rooms, beauty parlors ; e bd 4 74 ‘o gh : i me ane A The first purchase was mad: oo ak ae OO AS pg pp TE ahs ‘Pie « , |") ” |, Ta 0S. Se a ee Tee ; ‘ | ii ‘v4 ei it) ‘ } a : 8 . , . Z ee Lae A , > fee © 57 ox r gta / ‘ a gt 4 a Bi 2. L4 a as ry ) 2 Fz Cos Ze modern in equipment and design. ; nift he uesday when Dr. T. G. Donnell, | # RS os | 3 ; t 4 é: je aR fo rae ak: Sime eee es ere oie a Wag .itigg he A roof garden will be providedi ) - * 8.¢, 6) . oid & (8-@.0y4 v@ei = oN ms s81810' RY ’ ie z . Yther Activities of Week, and a New Atmosphere ‘in Realty Circles Based on Broad Revival. °. 4 t a be Sn Awe EN gas oS WHT TOL POH Ts PEE: SS wane ents ~ — ~ ~~, ." . —_ » . ad SOO AA ; RET TA eer . fans already have been sold, $v? ime HR necotiations practicaily con- : - Biuded for others, according to W I Holbrook, president of the Hol- ce a - ie. 22 Pe, pr ook-Blackweider Real FEstate | . wis y See “ob a = af jo Say ns ae ; Beers, , 8 3 “ 54 , re : ig ; oF _ ‘ } / Ap ’ ¥ rust Co.,, who is handling the a. on a > : es - thn 4 cj Xr as Ey es! 4 en vf ies Sy 2 ide OE ae Cee des eS PEPE is t Ta nap a perro nanign = greene eer $a a . a> a Pm **« 7 ~ » be fA 7. ~ ~ REE >> ae Wawa a \ ‘ SSO oy “ period. A te prominent .membe: overlooking the court of the ho- ress Muis Dental Society, acquired ft ere # ) | ee tel. — ’ | Ene ete Se age ieee cE sae x tee aa ; - a” gM SE Ae 2x6 Se ee ee “a AY oe Dg There will he a complete tile} . 3 ; ‘ ; ‘ ; ahh ‘vo se inte ge Sn Be te ce » ; Oe Viudgn~ s | | 5 A IE cee > eae | bathroom in eonnection. with each Company Now Owns Half Six-Family Structure Sold to 4 ni ested. ‘he onpinio! i tyred | ¢ y Oe ul rf Be, PF bee Dray _ é ~ . > alre Thig is one of the mos ain ~{|and wife to a client. and Spruce streets already owned s t artistic - : : ——— ) 3845 Michigan avenue, a single| by the Von Hoffmann Co., which| and well constructed apartment the units w e ihitndhineaende eee tin te atest es SOE, A Ry ae imi 6 which it will overlook. There il) be a total of 240 offices, or OT NOMS EP PN 6 one MSs, exclusive of t] irst, sec-j| Re page rena Band third floors, which wil] be ee begga STH ANI) LICAS WENZLICK COMPANY SELLS 30 ACRE ANDITION 10 'MULLIN-WALTERS C0. REPORTS - me" = Fs client to Alik Sionkiewicz or Nga gem arte control of this cvartenenk. siaiiaaaite p Cost Extim: ; . : = 3006-03 MoNets. avenues. wt ee ! om Es | anar ; tet of the building without the APARTMENTS AND FLATS SEVEN SALES AND LEASINGS ists, ror Hosea siuttstot and wite| whe DO plans have been an-) gining room, kitchen, two large ; =¢ ; atoan . +3 . ‘ z I ! # estimated by the compan > S. Oer bedrooms, sun parlor, sleeping iw , - “he =" he ‘ ——————- waa / ; ' ‘' Ras ’ F : : ' : ‘ - sn llin. a a Pac ; ‘ oe. ~ yut} west . lfr (yi > “ . Site soon is to be im roved. ; + - = 1,600.0 v . H. Jones, salesmanager of Ui pesaga ena lepanmatinesy apis d! 528-8 ie W ne a gy Bs ‘dur, Cale “ The seller was weet sented by porch and tile bath. The dulldigg ’ me Was told in the Post- natch cc oe a ae , | orts the ow i sales and leases , “” hatte : , . ‘ , Vis ; : , . 5-Pi B kf t S t ' rsh | a . ae aes aS eee ' , te ey is lle aa | Mathey to Henry Zeis and wife George J. Wanstrath, while H. F |1s of matt brick construction, and : ip of the huilding is t bye —] Ge ser een i ‘during the last week: eer ante *14_9 ™ 3 ' ; occuble ‘ rece preaktras ets bi | e following sales Leasehold estate, 319-21 Olive| Vogel assisted in’ the transaction | C°Upies @ lot with a frontage of 7 ster place, apart- { - Sale for the account of Harry G. | street, consisting of two stores with 76 feet by a depth of 120 feet; with - aterm ee ry) } S if the eee th : my Mis Dental Socie! ay ne pier ohh , Spt :, eee = offices above, for Henry J. Lott | wid lriv h n Natural Wood « | 7. ie Oe. Sel e SN ee MO aes tee OE ods tinted wemting Cor: 2936: b! ete i ; a Schubert, Mrs. Rose Scheller and | ¢ 2 , 5 4 side drive on the west leading to x : ; Louis MPa ica! So vig y P Jonn la (aril Buy “ | Wa) Byid- | ct ep i : I T _ , Federer Realty Co. Announces Lillie Krieg, represented by a G. and wife to a client of Mullin & JOHN S. BLAKE AND BROTHER #ix brick garages, directly in the . —— @ - piece unfinished he Windsor type chairs, read jeg drop-leaf table, ish it yourself. Monday ly, : xg aiits will be sold outright on Ings Comprising Stores | : N i -_ 4 | ble terms Oo whor i , , Rose Herman to Opening; 438 Lots in ‘London, of the northeast corner of Wee tank « meiiien Meee REPORT FLATS AND FARMS SOLD | rear of the apartments. Annual Atchison lace and Wash street, ne aes a 12 | galow, fora client to James P. and | rental of the building aggregate Mildred Wilson. John &. Blake & Brother Realty | $10,000. : Ja y | i] lia . and Flats ony ate: avenue, nine-room New Section. improved with two stores and " ™ residence with 35 feet, for C. F. Ll. ‘flats, purchased by Abe A. Gralnick. - . aver ra ceammaaltamag ee ee en | | "aate Gow the aoapent of i Se 4522 South Grand avenue, a sin- | Co. reports the sale of 4988 Reber; J. I. Epstein & Son recently ef- Closing Out All Sample of “beneficial interests.” T 4°72 Weoming street, cottage, for | Ott, represented by the . Christian | Sle flat. for John G. Zastrow and | place, a flat, for H. lL. Schaeffer to | fected the sale of a large three- - P Kight- be McEntee to Charles F. Vo- The Federer Realty Co an- | Brinkop Realty Co., of ‘the two- wife to Theresa K. Ruehl. Mrs. Etta Jackson: 1323 Monroe ' family apartment building at 6204 REFRIGERA ORS ificate of “hbeneficia] interests" i] northwest corner of | | ; - | — te ee Poo sxe . rr £07 Bacon street, aisingle flat,| street, six-family tenement, for M Preys to the nurchacsr th , etre sal avent ac gel and Elsie ¢ Vogel. ‘ —_ on. ' story vildin located at 219-21 | 180% Le : ' . ) ) pDurcna rine » Sil oS slcaS avenue has f nounces ft he gale today of the 30 or) bu E ' for Teo Studley and wife to Barney wv Bauer to Lawrence Withelm: ' Northwood avenue. ne actual ! : 3842-3 Cook avenue, «four resi- Olive street, consistin of stores | . r | Bold to } ris | S Cijiesielski and wife. northwest corner of Ninth street | Epstein also sold 1014 North , Prorated inte rest in the ground eording fo the prospect ts bs atctaeallt tahini tens a Lael . at A, TT). together ith 7-. | hw | ‘ Ya wi —— ‘ i+] ? vy il] thi »} i J titi i sa ( aii , War e " — iow f a Vit ri J “ . Se : i . ' BRE applied 1: , i | na, for flats, bungalows and business vee ; ir aauneed grocery. stor | Realty Co. to a client of the Brin-!a flat, sold for the account of H.| George Georges for $3500, 1 ee set » tne upk ihe ue T mMioun nais Zu "U ng al I : “4 ne lil erate a grocery sreore . . * . cn en Prat! ere eae , 1 es ot nount paid | B at roperty | ee ee are 7 kop company. kK. Kemp to Arthur F. Smith, who | . moe ann om expense theo 372 : ‘+ digclaaesa \ leans for Tot 55 by eT '? Shirile} proper) Long-term lease by the Illinois ; aa : a pRs SES phils — — O pian macto | rey . Corporation of (“hicago was represented by the Bannister HEAD 3 ry y fi : Atty " . ; , » ' , “ores tr 2 & ave } “Fr ; > ad “+ « oa five } ¢ " e pene as rent Drive in Wydow “ Ke t. | rhe grading of the property ha: | Shade Cloth : ae alk stm F BY yiiteaity €o.; northeast corner o 1% . . . o ~ . . . , a’ , , Mz i i 7 liam Cain to Charles F. Ern been under way for several months, ! on the entire westerr i Papas SEVERAL LEASES CLOS 0 Iemp and Pestalozail streets, three BUYS LANCASTER APARTMENTS lus al : , . DOV e Operating e ‘ nienrTe nave Heer mMMOWVN ‘ed The ‘ , _"y xpense § nis BEVES OLSON announced. , , n he buildin at lool an i tw-five feet on ’ ' : , ; be ace iy " | : > . - aa r) , + - > + » ** j g ‘ e Wii be cori T) te; ex the Nn sccumulated to be dis- , Site forms one of the most valuable |; street in Kast St uis ; OF ane ™ pad nics hhc ox: . . Washington avenue, the shade com- MARTIN & BREI COMPANY thé account of the Stettel estat t 60 days. The streets are wide and by the Mullin- i - gel Pace ate '0 The Weisels-Gerbart Real Betete : among ‘+ ¢ 7 , P on ’ ace AVEeMNRIOE , ‘ 4 ’ , a * - toa fs eee the man 4 ee | 1 &* : *«# ~— * “ — + . > ‘ - - ‘ . we — ' “ : . aan . e " : ° " x : . 89 : MP dignoei: i... Estate’ Trust Co. | t tensive alterations are now being PANGBURN LEASES BAKERY ‘business In the vicinity of Kings-/| lease was made for the account of|to active membership Raiph F whl “ 4 ud agineeea ee ee p= i 2 | ; , Z be al "i mal s ¢ e . a . ue . 4 TR Position of the units. ‘ingle lat 1940 North Elev-! made in the new quarters, which | ‘highway and Southwest avenue ana the Ginocchio estate. ' ' Bixby. 1166 Chemical building: Fos. / ntnue as agents | =— x , in Building Operations. nth stree Arthur Beck and|wttf be ready for occupancy ina SITE T0 MELSHEIMER CO. 'in view of the greater spring activ- Martin & Breitt aiso closed a} kin-Specking-Gabbert Realty Co, a! i ‘J 4 New lease “ ith the (,ene rpit partr ership Stephen ¥7 Foskin. BE . 7 » = 7 . ° yy« aa > " 4 atmosphere pervaded - ‘ " few weeks. RUC ity, the Southwest Reality ‘ o nas long -te sl . ] : . . 230° Cigar Co. for the firet floor e#tore-} president Harry ‘>. Bpecking vice} ‘ : . ¢ ’ _— , : re} . ” ge ‘ _ See ' hh « . , / . ‘ewe Oo cee —_ oid o8f% Circles With revis of Sevent? ot. lot. west side Gra-' Hussman Stamp Co nas O. Pangburn has leased to the! moved into its new yi cans? P , f | : T Sturdy O11 ’ lla* i. owes ite ntan Aan . ’ hop : 626 South Kineshighway. just south of room in the four-story fireproct! president and treasurer homae J , h browe, =O and tiuiid : -orner Ellenwood. for | 'eased the second fioor shop at OeVi.,, .. . a Cc : i south nNesnig! 7» JV ; ; ' Rockers with .. : eilbis ne corney! Afenwood, “> -elsheimer Ra (ing ae) for a term the Southwest Bank where they hullding at 7517-19 Pine «treet for; (jabbers Ir secretary 2617 Routh , T , jeather u a bri: s4iiik operatione 7 ri i roa Ps ., etreet from the (Carol ne R imiita ut a t | ex * " 2 > 2 * Tt }« ’ ’ 4 ‘ lien? mint . =" , ¢ ‘ al _ _ . ~.* 7 ; ’ r? - ’ ~ , ' ” . holetered sgpte: F An ™ pe area on a hroad **' : amy Se 4 of years the lot, 80 by 105 feet, ll will be able to handle more effi- general offices and stockroom pur (jrand houlevard Kiatubher-Welz i mores z 7 = -m 2 Tr? ; , - | The Boutharmpten Inve varue. vYement is reflected Thirt) uM ; Bennetg court reports leasin@- the rear of the building, 5729 to/ ciently the affairs of their cilents poser lezac T. Cook Real Estate; Real Estate Co 4 Partnership, | Building Co Segnatn tabede a 7 Whole Siiuation ties re second floor of the build- ae | t levard w 1 by | in the buying and selling of reali Co. represented the lessee at d Mar-| Adolphus Klauber, Charlies F. Welz a dea! with Harry se me Mg eh at 2 : : : , , . wel rh eee : ' o.139 welmar boulevard, owgec ry ” " , , ; mre te yhr — . : [. ew mr Knigh:. of Pywt} , cent © ~ p Realty ing at 1422-25 Olive street to the : * estate and the negotiating of loans. tin & Breitt represented the Jobn | 624% Gravois avenue: J. W. Jenkina | 4 an, Ine, Dlans ¢ » nave Cis. Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. for an Miss Mayme A. Wright. The lessee! Gardner Jarvis will be {mn charge Ss. Swift Real Estate and Invest-| heal Estate Co. a partnership, J. | pucelheae an melaane en Ao S for a \-efor ile : | oe Ft + . ie Semel ‘ , ‘ ns anal , } wwhners of the property. iy enkine. C. P. Jenk! . + ¢. avenue Cost $1 000 ann . y build. | the building. «which is te , be advertising office “ erect a modern baking plant. of the office, assisted by Mliton H. | ment Co.., « ‘ , ; J ' P. Jenkine, 4445 Kae land on Bascroft avenve. ; thé j ne ) ii Le. (i ‘ if ' ten avenue: Norman B. Howard, an , | Construction hase already hees 15 3 _ q 8 being Sought in ea Loca financed by the Liberty Central BUILDING LOANS FOR pee fare diana tags Pos agein os per. | saengie®. Lo ae ae Te os RICHARD S. HAWES BUYS | architect, with offices ™ the Inter- started on the Sutherland =—_—_— | - . sa v TAKES national Life purldiag > avenue . Pay © al, ee Ce ai Valu ncereass repiacing the present’ improve- me. In thic manner the fir: ie . wer met floors a ee POvVide for she a: me Of the office | but algo e+ _— additions} pro Triangle ‘a ¥ ad bi: Higgs a ilsr Sy yweuter for a ‘ cg repel tated vee Ns , Le? “hee, SR Rg 7 > Grand boulevard and Olive Trust Co. for a retail pastry shop and main houses. & @rive for funds will! The Frank L. Dittmeier Rea! Es- $50,000 T0 BE ARRANGED ea ee Pose wren ly LEASE IN ARCADE BUILDING. HOME ON MARYLAND AVENUE BECKMANN SUPPLY C0. BUYS ot 1691 Nettingkan De Se Saae AS : : reported. ‘- , ; ; a a ’ 800n for the -project tate Co. has Su urchased a site at the | Mot . Richard & 1.00 Down disse | ° = Blan Are announced fer ai southeast corner at Kingshighway The Franciscus Realty Co has ang announces the fol- The KE. A Holacher Office Furnt- ' of the First National Rank has) 10 ENLARGE ITS YARDS - on ittnsitinal “ructure tn comprise 7? and Aldine place for a $225,000 | -ompleted arrangements with the gl nina tbe é . te ture Co.. now located at 415 North’ purchased the reatcence of August | & JOHN PRICE AND JOUN CIZEK * underground ipartment building of 42 suites of: Prudential Insurance Co of which : 9 A Sth 4 ve w oma; aaa Seventh street. has leased 5000 (C. Chouteau at 4.43 Maryland ave- : + reete on wees & ; ee wir) Park ahave * an alae theee four and five rooms Thei J. M. Franciscus is loan correspon ros savas a .o 3 gure - square feet on the mezzanine floor nue : | aes gy , . é‘ “ nae ag tea ° OPEN REAL ESTATE OFFICE 8 at Ru,, its ne Ss : “ oa yt ak ou ten cround was Roy M ident here, to make loans on build | wasn np op Pm cy om Fate of the Arcade building and 2508 Tr e¢ howse fn 3 4 baad gg nec ene: regen 0 ig ne ~ Seiten: teat 2 om weyr ea , avenue by +) : get senate ERs an teen at the Matec x i urse of construction up to) °*" , Dope: See ae feet in the basement of the same; baths. and ts fin Pe wae, 9 wd cy | eee Padres onn Price, farmerty Grange 4 1 Kingshict Kilers Sr.. who lives a he Mate in hardwood. The premises inciudesr | ning back the Reck Island tracks | ager for the A. Mayer llealty a 6m and - £50 ae ‘** i . Frank Brow! . 4758 Labadie bullding. the change in location ts | , et o.. of which Eras-| Hotel, and who was represented by Thix will facilitate the execution] @vemue, nine-room residence, for 4, effective April 1. | garage for several cars. . jin Oltvett#,\ for Peter Schmidt to | and John Cisek, formerly saleeman : ts Pregident. ‘George F.1J. 1. Epstein in the transaction fer‘ of many building projects which George “ Everhardt to Ida anc The lease was negotiated through | The trassaction was effected by. the Bee ann Supply Coe, whichi for Teny Hurleman, have opesed eee Ris the architect of the ground. otherwise would be retarded. Elsie Dodson. Isaac T. Cook & Co., Inc, ,the Franciscus Realty Co. bought Ao enlarge its yards. jan office at 1644 Cherokee street eae —_ r

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Ce ww ~ ie 4 ' - if ‘a POST-DISPATCH. MANY SALES REPORTED BY Pe BUSH-BURNS REALTY CO. B. H. — courant ohahe SALES OF sold 000 4003 « Nas han u avenue, it ee ie Rea AE ED ee ay ey ak tell otter Nie « eg mating Si. en eee aggregating $512,000: 9.31-33 Tower Grove ave- | * stores and flats. fjoldman to Rose Koplowitz. . ex y “yagi og eg le ae Naiae. » = EET age Schaeffer to Mary Northeast corner Bartmer sceven-room residence, Francis-Perry-Rt , 6921 Waterman avenue, 1.628 acres on MekKnight road near | represented the owner. ence Weigant to. to» ‘oom bungalow, ng rooms above, to Warren Moore Sullivan avesue, ee Freund to George me sented by the Weiss-Myerricks Real Eugene AdAms. + eee . with living rooms above, Marks to Max Goldman. and flats above 1112 Leonard avenue, Lot 50 by 125 feet. Manchester a southwest or, ner of Norwood George Koch and Frieda M. represented by the Weis-Meyerricks | Neal Estate Co. oemay 0 Tailors Cleaning & Dye- | co. : ne ee es to Eugene Ferguson. Forty-six feet east line of In- ee eer to tor Max “Goldman | to Beckie Wolff 3912-14 Fairfax a with living rooms, for M. Stoltmann | Investment Co, ; | 42°96 Norfolk avenue, frame dwell- | ing. for William H. Decker to Law- | ‘LOTS AND STORES SOLD BY HARRIS-WEINBERG REALTY CO, Harris- Weinberg “reports sales for the ius as he James M. Brown. Melville avenue -— "7 ~ Milton Sweet to Sam Demba. 16906 Park avenue, brick flat, dwelling, for Charles A. Harley. A. Jennings. BELLIS REALTY COMPANY HAS TWO NEW SALESMEN Milton RB. Bellis | wed Kingsbury A lot on the west side of Watson road near Hoffman avenue for An- | 281 to 839 North Sarah street, stores and a 45-car garage, Weinberg to a — ee ee © = manager of the Pierce Oil Corpora- . _- ~~ -* @ eee eee Om ~ ~~ _ os « Seiehenee tient tea . a g — ee > id fe have resigned from ——————> client to Mary “PAVING CONTEMPLATED | THROUGHOUT RUSSELL PARK « _ MARCH 1, ee APARTMENTS FOR REP ent and For Sale i in these columns today. a ~ RENT ; FOR RE! ENT APARTMENTS Ft FOR RENT APART wee = R APARTMENTS FOR} ‘6635 Ww caer newly ae eat screened shaoeinie cheap re In the last week $6 $66,900 in prop- Re K RAS Ne ‘ime j *ERRY- KUTH, ; erty transactions were concluded by the Security Guarantor Realty | leaving ‘et &M_ ty; rire Ciel ‘DE BAL IVIE RE. 81 i—AD. | unfurnished: $67.50 Ad Phone, Olive 6606, Went , 718—6 yy and EPSTE ey & SON. 117 A RGONN E A PA RTM ENT 3004 W — COMCERS! on OREON EF. --4515—Bes a “td and 3d flours. nished apartment. uti pon Be times. Ic; 7 4 Co, Ine, owners of the large South | carps. Side property known as Kussell | Park. Improvements are being | rushed throughout the tract and) OF landscape men are now busy W hh | five plans to beautify Russell Park. hc. ARA The officers of this company & that this spring concrete streets A, and sidewalks are to be completed |‘!« and trees are to be planted i throughout the > property. Ho] HO] ra): ~ TOOT adults ~ 6358—Wwin su) lease” pa “432 }8——Four rooms, ) > - — tn “COMMODORE” first-class 7 We daily $-, Sun. Se. Mininee 2 nes. ENTS’ ‘REAT LisTs CLARA, ASW asin 1 Titie Guaranty DB ree : , : “| obi MAK B in * —- 3. room: rffic iency everyt hing furnished EAST HARLAN COURT 56455 DELMAR BL. CHEAPEST IN THE CITY For $69 You Can Get nalating of living room. kfast room, kitchen and —— full-size beds - ‘ iii ek Mati] | Sime Ar ay a Shoe AV. compinveln furnished FOREST PARK BI. co ecomoens ! 168— ro: ns and bat h: HO2—S rooms and in-a- “dor bed ; : FURNISHE 1) APARTMENT —Taguy reoms sun parier Hol Pershing av. with in-a- door’ bed, , and large reogptios hall, "Be Mun Park es ROO —V ery ‘eairabier a APARTME NT—3-0nm A P A R 29 M E N a a S ttt a CL. AY TON qos —Fii : rointe ; dul See manager at building. Pr Sept RSON. gh KE room apartment with ae k 8U0 Cc estout st. Post-Dispatch Want Aa Prone, Olive 6600 ee OL a Solid ayvate, Sc line, daily or Sun. ——- — 696826 beautiful Ww EST or SKINKE I fs Dispiay, 35c dey, jsc Sun. Out-o eke’ town, agate, 3hc daily. §0c Sun.; dis play, 45c daily. Sic Cun. Discounts. per line: Agate—S times, lo; 7 times, 2c: 30 times. daity 3c. Sun: 2c. Dre play, 3 timea. Ic; 2 times, daily 2c, se CLEMENS ~ Apartments for Lease . Month free ‘GIRAL DIN BR S. R. FE. Sun. 6c; 30 times, dartly tc. Sun de. CLEMENS, Minimum 2 lined. APARTMENTS FOR RENT APART VIN T—-3-room efficiency: splen- Ge qd * location: heat, gas and electric fur- : d: rent $54.90. |. hot water and Janitor | kt 14 SOUTH oy AY LOR AV. a! ranged apartment; ponies = for 3 monthe - ——————— daa, ANDE Ry sToc KE-BUERMANN, R cam HALL Hi 1205 Blackstone: Ist floor north; | 4 rooms; large and light. double hheating plant. | BROW N_ REALTY ©O., Benton 486. (c02) | DEL MAR BL. Centrat Dir L M. VK, New Downtown Apartments DELMAR WARREN APTS.—1117 SPINE ST. ron HIGH«4.ASS TENANTS ONLY, | © UGENE. J. 10 RENTED. @ LEFT. DEL MAR BL... Choice 4-roo.n effimlency: ” concealed , beds. stove. ele ctrhe fixtures, icebox, gas} . having 10 rooms immediate possession. CORNET & nots 4d TRUST, eoet.6e © @8 ®@ see eecemee & * F WN. a fine reoms, VANDEVE VTE ote eeeeeaeeoneaev ee” RG CHASE APAR TM ENT unusually attractive apart. having 10 rooms and wr mediate Recveee! on. So AMT HEIMER 817 DY s-SHE LP APAN OPEN, FOR. a ee o34n Je WEBURY. 4 E Corn, _§00_ ‘Chestnut. Third mam. west: 5 rooms and bath: 4 Jerne rooms, reanong te. APA RTM ENT, tand electricity included? SAU j ' “DREON E rg R G st OT TT. ‘ S00 A ‘hestnut, 6- ROOM _¥ r " ” ta ‘ ; ,19 ad | OD ae yr, 5 ROOMS—NEWLY Dig ORAS TED—$40. | At 3045 Cottage av. (2 blocks west of | (irand) i have 3 newly decorated rooms; Sey heat furnished; rent only $40; open tor) ym. STANLEY EPSTEIN, &19 Chestnut &4t, 64. iit P . ODEMYER & CO.. ee * : ' _ rents $75 and $85 rooms cs room effic iency C ATHE i EDRAL ApaRTAESTS pe AT NEW STEAD). in-a-dor beds and slee)- 5 rooms oa sun parlor with hed. DELMAR | *( = ms, j A, months, containing eB SCHWENKER R, ‘orne a artinas F r I it. oo rooms: “and a 4 rooms. ‘new oe modern: 5. janitor oarete the = 733 Me wth RSON AV. eeeeeseevaeaco we eae eete & EASTGATE, ; , * service; rent $40 ‘month. b reon “ 801 WASHINGTON BL. EASTGA WASHINGTON, “6108—4 fine rooms, rea- aT aac Seem 15. 5 lar rooms: and *porch; O14 Wainwright Bide. g° A OLIVE, 3683— Grand. - Olive ae Nog 2 beds. See m: Anager. Apt. 4 roome “and porch: a - 736—One ot the most, beau- bus uaaeee dor; Oe, Chestnut a... dak a beds. ~ gouthern exposure: 213. WEARER REALTY CO., Gdiive a eSanee SR ae ON Om a ' free; Morthwest a 2 iad LAQREL, 422 — Lovely 4 large sunny | rooms, 2d ftleor; decorated, eee Sy = dein 216% ST. OUIS, 30; 06-—% large rooms, break- } ' fast reoem, eping poesch: Murphy ees - rooms, sun Darior, gurage: vacant March 15. Forest 6313W.| {ng room, ST. LOUTS, 4739—4 rooms, bath, sun|__ parlor: heat furnished; janitor service. JOHN C., GREU LICH REALTY CO. SSISSIPPI VALLEY EFASTG: ATE—SIX ‘ROOMS Elegant greens = DOP ee Seana cluding gun ga fh, ae pool hall “1340—A new $-room and 25 & R, ‘New Ambassador] 6G40— sec ond “floor, third floor north; “BRO: carne) ful re ron | beautifully completely furnished. | a ANDR; VENTER . Call Central 1642. = ‘ — ee Apartments hee this, sc HWE EXEER R. Open Monday evenings. | Grand & Hebert. | room move right in Scuth .| JOHN H. 1320 “beautiful “rooms with "Th CHOUT a AV. 4209 LINDELL BL. _ APARTMENT-FLAT—Compton Heights, rE NRIG HIT, Cozy 5 rooms, efficiency, Murphy bed, es. 6683—2d floor west; = _ = Loc Us 1, 3 and 5 Room Efficiency || ‘decorated: de sirabfe location: modern; | ENRIG oH’ Tr (Compton car, second floor west. Apply | "903 Geyer ay. {C) | delightful corner apart- eet oF avartment: FRANC Is. r y deco -RUT “H, | WASHINGTON BL. 4617—4 i_heat, bath, . clacteias nner wee ! aT ig a aoe AARIENT, Gas and Electric Light EN V 1 nc ENTER ... ih: nt GASTLEMAN, 3911—4 rooms, and bath: OREON FE. & R. WNecy large rooms and a ing Kitchen: EASTGATE, p $65 Call Mr. Miiler at Ma 6 BOLCK RYALTY Co, 813° asta LCR) | FLAD. 3916—Second floor: 4 large rooms | — and bath: steam heat. hardwood floors; + ‘Katherine . Apartments” Py Se ee bi.; MeP iH D SON, heat, janitor, C:and J119 WILL RENT FURNISHED OR UNFITRNISHED $90 to $100. Furnished, WESTMINS ITER PL.. 4 Rl. apartment: W caianOn NEW pm igs aaa iat ‘tile’ bath, eteam heat und large eriough: Lo rent. ff ets Ph rooms; |GRAVOIS, 36294—Dandy apartment. ot. 2 | none rooms and dregéing room: hardwood _ gas wore and refrigerator fioors, tile bath, heat and janitor serv- BT eR jce; $55 mo JA ith. f ‘ik _DUBINSKY, Olive 9073. ANDERSON -S TOC KE: BUR M ANN. See Manager, or Call | UNUSUAL, o opertualt rooms, kes room, APARTMENTS FOR : RENT. =~. ——— ee | OEN GR, AV OIS AY... 4910A—New 4.| 34 5794 McPHERSON, ar of apt.: ae. 114 ARSEN AL. ST. 2 6818 “WASHING iTON & R. G. SCOTT 2 > TAZE T° S701 room efficiency apartment; janitor service; $60 per month. 15.3 N BT waa t AV. PIEL D BULL DING service: will decorate and put in _firet- -Class | "MU LI N- Ww AL TERS REI $00 CHESTNUT ST. erences onuivede iy 3O3. between 2:30 and > APARTM’T—552 Choice sun parlor immediate possession. | GOL0—Six rooms, | ‘Will decorate. BRINKMANN ©£12=! Ke REALTY CO., 4910 Gravois Av. { ATE RMAN, 3024—Apartment: - beautifully furnishec 5 Foorg et tic ciency. Plaza Drive roms ‘and sun ‘parlor; Riverside 3060. 'E THE, ra _| SUNIATA, 4012—Btrictly modern apart | Ida Weinberg to A. ports sales as follows: ing of a store, flats and a 30-car 4906 Wise avenue, vacant lot, Karage to ceeremice Ww. Camelia for John “to Mare raret Roach: avenue to Hen- = first [ORK 30N_E, rt R. ‘G. _ floor: heat: janitor Fa RE Fil RE te pt nd de Southwest sonable- ae fuel and light furnished: Cathedral 4 , bes wty: all service and furnishingae OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT LAWRE NCE, 1909A—5 rooms and sieep- | OREON E, ing porch: heat furnished; rent S60.50. O44 HICKORY: Nets ‘Bro alec ae NEW BUILDENG FINISH 'GIRALDIN BROS. R_E.C 813 _ Chestnut, “GRAND- OL AVE No. 10 LAWR DNC, 181 0—4 rooms, screened ”) porch, steam heat; $62.; 50: newly decg- | * per HAUNCHUL TE R. \ rated, Ree man: ager. JOHN H, ABBOTT, Realtor, T09 Chestnut. OREON E. & 2 20 SCOTT. “R00 Chestnut. HAMIL’ ") ‘DU tie Real: TY CO.. ot é Valentino rth: 4r wee _ | noRrone HLS ADELAIDE, SL7 (3d floor northi—4 rooms, sun partor, Murphy bed; toncession. '' EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER, &17 Chestn'it. Coldstein-Fine GEORGE £. HOOP JOINS. BARNGROVE & SPECHT avenue to clients of the office. HERMANN JR, REAL ESTATE COMPANY CHANGES QUARTERS: removed from floor of 816% Chestnut street | larger quarters ~ e e 2 eee ee]! © oe ere eee ee oe em has entered the real estate For Additional Real Estate popular prived bungalows . . pyc rena hy VE dg SER, Ve OwE 3 e cal sf 7 A Men center ee ae ete Ze er ee er oe ieee en eer tt pense leet — ee ee ee * a “iis ee, at —— a a = When Building |, ---Remember Gas—sinokeless, most efficient : ie . . : i: m __ ~ ey . “ ’ m — -wnae scemagaccntaa ay: tt te ie NN te ll. Nl, EE LE industrial plant. Pipe throughout worry and expense of costly alterations later. Detalls free on request. and Butlders A 7 COMPANY CENTRAL 3600 i APARTME hae gta 5 room. corner ~ xm ICES. cluding sun parlor S| sleeping porch and mi 30th and Olive ALT HEIME R, M817 ( shestnut. HAMILTON, ae cur. a or Monthly: Rat a 3 ™ = * , [Apartments Hs (iray and ,Lockwood avs Wet . “HAMIL rs IN. 820— JAS. c?. series or. 1024 Title Guar. Bldg, 4 Ww BAT MING R 7 _including Sunroom, 605 CLARA AV. —— IVE, Oe, A _APARTMENT—-7 100.ns. 2 baths good | OREON | E. condition: attractive price; nnoxpired gase 18 months; 4th floor east, Chester- | field apts... Waterman and Union. eT) | wer ainir ER a. os = AMI i: tt Oe Four rooms and bath hla Murphy in-as | HOTEL, $630 Deimerdl W ee APT, 5330 PERSHING THE MOST ATTRACTIVE | | tev IN THE CITY | 3 to 7 Rooms ; Vand 2 Baths . LOFTs 34h re AND LUCAS; nicely ee light Ln Rw of APARTMFE NT—Attractive $-rJ0m effi- | dor. clency; heat. gas aid etectric furnished: reasonable rent. Mor pa‘t'smlirs eall | 601 BROWN REALTY ©) Benton 486, | -HEMAN. 750 APARTMENT Ww. Whittier and Mary- : land: 4 rooms or g-room efficiency; | | fue: | heat and janitor service: special conces- Sions to good tenants: open today. MULIULIN-WALTERS BRAY S> oO), 4 Chestnut, = ve 4237. AP Ane me NT— Airy, su! ny, "5 rooms and bath: efficiency: in best neighborhood: | floor. rent $5. >: lease may be had upon pur- chase of new furniture at 50 per cent reduction references required. Phone tan all Delmar ‘2°20. n-a-dor | and 6 room efficiency; ice. electricity fF unlined phone yee 6§-room efficiency; BEAUTIFUL W ASHINOTON Kach apartment equ wippes with auto- | BRAC Is: Pp i RRY- “Flats FOR ENT bs ‘ Dabs ny seed 3 rooms; ~High eeernnist i Ee oditaos a ep! fendid * dinner at >) YORKLEI IG H 1 EFFICIENGI IDEAL LOCATION FIREPROOF BUILDING INTE R RLV 5 ee CHOICE OF SECOND OR THIRD FLOOR | , il in-a-dor beds and patent wardrobes. Turkish Baths for Men and Women and Beauty Shop or Unfurnished | NORT HWOOD. 6300— ¢ 5 rooms, sun parlor. ae if a on iret floor east, over | Ks. | INTERDRVE, . first floo | ) tM QO le arge hadwnina and : APARTMENT WITH” ||| Rent Furnished —— —— Won ge ete ~——-|._ rated, BELT. fo0—) rooms and bath, heat, hot | PRANCTS PERRY-RUT water and janitor service. M. H Have 4 and 5 Rooms Avallaa —— —— HOME-LIKE SURROUNDINGS $20 & Up Unfurnished $110 RODEMYER & ce. peered 5 \601 Title Guaranty Blde., 706 Chestnut, on & Up Furnished | Open Evenings. References Required, RANELAGH | 6. O96 zi FUNSTON APARTMENT, 847 BELT (COR. CATES) jee: Open; newly decorated: 3 rooms. e Mu: OREON E. & R. G. D-raom efficiency pny weds. large dressing root at id vlomets. “KINGSBURY. J RNWELEL R. &. CO, LI ON, 7th}. at 7 RinGh AM COURT = '4—~Five-room | 22! 5707 M> PHERSON, beau si nimhed, with 2 Murphy beds, iile me! shower, 800 Chestnut St. - | | See ssi efficiency, $75: apa: tment 10%, i KINGSBURY BUCKINGHAM, 4912-—2New 4-room apart- ment. Murphy bed; open: nent $9.0 4230 OLIVE PULP b-room efficiency APARTMENTS FOR RENT _ FURNISHED td rt. furnished. SCOTT R00 Chestnut. | every apertaean cALTY CU... 804 © beat rut. KF. J. CORNWELL R- E. CO, J11 ON. Tth KINGSBURY. A945 BUCKINGHAM COURT—NEW | (Kensington Cqurt Apertiments). one . See manager on prem ses. RODEMYER &'! SHERWOOD COURT ‘wipe * z — service Northwest Tavior and MePherson: Ry ARTMENT—B6 rooms a] HOU oAM REAL TY large 4-reom apartment remaining in this KINGSBURY, beautiful building: has Mur phy bed. large | ‘ lowe &. inepect: rent low J CORNWELL R,.. COL J13 N. Tth.. 312 International Marisborough Apartm ents. ; APARTM 4 nek BU ( “KRINGH \M ng sii 1940—First floor | Speen, PE weat; o- goo! bright roams, sun. partor. | sleeping perch: ty bhieock within Forest | ARGONNE APARTS 3464 Washington. Three-room efficiency, e@ living reom, dressing room, parior: ty ia M _. SOOT T, 890 Chestnut " APARTM pe “t vyater. “RODE a Bs BR $ mu 8515 ’ he 6551 Sen Roni ta. ‘week days before 1U a. oe cos Four rooam, INGSHIGHW AY. lark heat and janitor services: Ppus- 601 session April 1 1926 $100. “KINGSEI RY MERC ANTILN rRUST ¢O., Agt.. Reh. lacust to 8S! (haries | will . CABANNE. SHA3G6— Let fioor ear’: aix | erences see manager on . np ceanenpEE rooms, > oH. GAMER , & €O,, 1831 Arcade Bidg. | KINGSE BU PRY 4 . OV a HOM —Derirabie, Aero: om NEW ¥ IREPROO rae Two ‘Toons. LOW RENTS CABANNE DISTRICT | einer tant yoo Veet: large front room. southers. | room | APARTMENT— Pelightfat, _—w HIGH-CLASS PROPERTY r immediate tenant. LELANT (Delmar ¢ Hunting tam GOL Ds TEIN, Finn, * exposure: private residence: mo other room.) in-«@ dor (@rs; convenient; couple ot. two ladies pre- $100; yt ferred. 4%} Forest, 458 41\ | SEON F.. spacious Spates. “APARTMENT— sian’ : ry , at aia riment 407. Sis rodtus, $4) floor; beh: New Efficieney Apartments | Kingsbury Court Apartments 7 >) ' 65053 Cabanne _ Beautiful efficiency apts. in this new 1; -apartment building: esxceritionalliy clear because of otf burning heatine avsiem ad incinerator 4 different arrangemente: Sty op i‘ali er vhone Parkview o43'V CATES 6201—DOWN AND UP; 3 La IW@E RoUOMS. NAW AITTS ; CATre. o V4 1——-# roons. bath heat, hot water and ianiter eervice: 72 ORPFON F AR th SO TT BO) Cheatnut and _ re den . thilenmtm floor west;, g 4 hed and | hy. yh ne eDartinent reome with #- room gitioloner: * Apartmen@ 5560 P i RSHING AVA Opporit os Ki ngebury race. APA , TME vr -8 room : 7 > hw. rt aby, Tr R. = SO. 2407 wr. Ls way. . on | : rs P es / ing, facing sunken garden April I corner apartments of 4 rooms and Murphy | , IRAN 18 PERK) RUTH, \PARTMENT.I - ~ | screened ‘ iF... ~——tg the «hee erfield, rental ‘reasonable , apartments will be nut in tip ‘ if HIGH-CLASS vuneneilll aia flieor. 5 pole ) MENTS AT MODMRATE , “ rs RK SAVINGS Tee eT co Chaseee and lw Mun Apartments oh 5236 W efern an, “ie swoon APARTMENTS, (ING FOREST PARK APA \RTMENT—m Sie modern conventences. CATES, &°60 rire! floor weet: @ rooms, floors including!’ sun parior, at Pop ag porch. i Muroliy EUGENE J, ALTHMEIMER, 817 > MLN ae INVITE YOUR areca sag = rooms. rat ak shower. automatic retneersior: De 4917 Washington y . M. LEVI a CO... "100 N, * reasonabie rents. Chestnut, A. &. y beds: R. b. CO. 711 Chestnut.

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PIAPATC cH. 3B ECNDAY, ‘ 4 MARCH J » 1928, \ 4 — a gegen aces — ) FLATS FOR RENT—Central_ FLATS FOR RENT—North | FLATS FOR RENT }_ FLATS FOR RENT—South | FLATS FOR RENT—South |} FLATS FOR RENT—South | FLATS FOR RENT—Weet SE EE ee ~~ ee ee —— « vy - y CLIF TON a a-- eo- 4 y) rd o ‘ . Oo” : -" APARTMENTS FOR ee ? a ae + 3: $28. sismammhacssatees wee ge ge I~ sy OWANSTRATH fuorthwest te bsg Ma + eal parses Rey eg br eakfust room. = west: 4| THIRTEENTH, 2421 5. —4 rooms ‘DELMAR BL. 085—Lower fla S CLIFTON, 3 coms. sink. water,| REALTY, Florissant and Warne. Col- | ELMBANK, 4438A—6-room f Ti ea aoe | ee ent room. hardwood floors. | THIRTEENTH, 1119 8.4 roome. bath. | _ bath, electri, furmnes, open . - 3946. oom modern flat;| DA KALB, 2002-3 rooms, en 34 floor;/| tile bath. 60. electric. $30 DELMAR BL... 4720-4 rooms, bath; oper ee ee — - > 43 fa ba ‘West , a ? gas; one week free: vacant 7th; $18:| fax 3045 and 394 (o)| _epply downstairs. water and electric: $9. ANDERSON-STOCK &-BUERMAN GLICK R. B CO, 822 Chestniit GRACE R. CO, 100 N- ah st ~—- 70 ee. 3 06UlUl _cpen Sunday or after 5:45 week days. KENNERLY, 4003A—Dandy 3 large | FLAT—5564 Hebert et.; 3 rooms, §-| DOERIYLINGER R. ¢ ff -Gravois. Tit §. jant- | BUCKINGHAM COURT. | 4912— Begg DAYTON. 2613—6-room residence, bath, bath and electric; rent cheap. room efficiency: steam ie. tile baths,| DE KALR, eon cams fiat 3 | LA nv LE. "28 Cooaat + | THIRTEENTH. 1126 S.—3 large rooms. | DELMAR Bi. 3T46—6 roome and baghs- 4 if de x oa erawee RPSTsMest; eo gy tr ‘ , a tase. ee flr 4 a sh Want Ad Phone, Olive 660@ | DAYTON, 2822—4 rooms, bath, tollet, eto. | KOSSUTH, 32174 i s, bath, | Pullman kitchens, in good shape. SCHAEF Pen REALTY r _ oe. oe) | See _ 2 | _ MISSISSIPPT VALLEY. TRUST GO, oe ee Lie, Te -D S00c line, daily or un. O. J. McCAWLEY R. OO., 61 15 Chestnut. DE MARTINI-ZEREGA AGENCY co., MARS RE AL ry ee SOMPANTY, co. A BALLE, 132 —§ large roome, ba n, THIRTEENTH, 550 S.—4 rooms on fleet Le - AR Hi. a 7h o rooms and bath, SALI ERE 8! 7— Apt. 36° ; furnish a daily, 45¢ Sun.; out-of- Main 2814. 221 Title Guaranty Bldg. 706 Chestnut, Main 4165. 209 Internationel Life ) Bldg, DE TONTY. 4170A——4 rooms and enelosed electric ‘fixtures; $30; adults prefecrot, flopr; $20 per month tearm heat furn'sahet: rent $85 Or anturnished: 967.60 or O06. -'g « Be tse daily, $9 Sun; die | DAYTON, 9815A—-Modern @room 7 KOSSUTH, 4259—Modern, 6 rooms, first| GARFIELD, 6978—Flat, 4 rooms and). sleeping porch: hot. room x (e) | HA, SALLE, 908—4 rooms. 1at floor. bath. | FLETCHER Kt HARRIS REALTY CO. | MIRMISNIPPT VALLEY TRUST CO, | —— 9G wad dail 55c Sun. Diecounts, GOTTLIEB REALTY Co., 2707 Franklin and second floors; furnace tile baths,| _ bath, hot-water heat. DE TONTY 30°3—-Mod Seas i saan $35. _ E. A. BOKERN, Fullqrton Bldg. | BE. Cor, 41h and Mine ts.) DELMAR BL. 5060——Mx roome, be DELMAR JBI... 4315 »— Beautifully : - 3 times. a wiy papered; | —€2rase. 4039 badie, newly decorated; garage; $55, (c) | — t FE ” 8 ms LABADIP, 4377A—6 rooms, tile bath.| GARFIELD. 5912—4 “bath, hall, | DE TONTY. 41524—4-room “and sun par- | 37% sail open inday or Komont 1453 Monday; $664°) eg ee * 2 lines. | evar month, Also J rooms, 1433 hot-air heat: newly decorated. Apply G _furnsse; jooder —— “bat ha] ior, hardwood floors. water heat, LONGFBRPLIA rw. “1812—Six rooms, beth. ana $ reome and bat DeILMAR RI, S40A—4 reome and sur rarely we ‘DP TONTY, 4020A—5 rooms, sun, ‘room, VE -water plant; fing locality; rent $70. | , WEISELS AE RH 4 R perior. steam heat. haraweod floors. rent aren ae downstairs. on Te RENT LISTS | Eig THENTH, THIS N—E rooms, TOR | AGA Dre. SATeA—Unoer_6 cooma, bait, | CUNELINVE, A700 8 ceegae rege’ | — hardwood. floors, steam heal; vata | DALY & McC ABE BE. Oo. Hl Chestnut | samo Delmar, —__— Mth and Chewiat. | arnath Na electric, furnace; garage if preferred; AT NPS wom -| DE TONTY, 39. $6. \—Modern 5‘room flat; | LOC GHBOROU GH. 4990—3 roms, electric, | | rAH. ages $ rooms, bath, turn: T “>, BI4 Chestnut at KEN NERI. Y. 597 tA 3 rooms, kitchen. hardwood floors: $° 5 bath and furnace. electri hardw“woaed floors Si. 3¢ rvs . o> rooms. id floor, bath, 7 } o m¢eiy ae nate i‘? Prive * = — evervining furnishes & moderate ta: am weit EW ING, 4°1A 8.— 3 rooms, toilet, gas, r t chenett | 243 i tort an sto li si Company | water and electricity, $30. owner downstairs. onienainiaaintitigana ; ette; all conveniences: garage; $45. = ...% 2 —— |TOUISIANA. 8629A-—6 rooms. modern: | DOERFLINGER KR, CO., Jefferson Wilt sublease r meat: nished efficiency Ba ; gas, light, linens, ete x “4 immedi Papas eal ym: S&H Sry me lay. Apt | lata Dtul. M AK i. JS O0——BeCON he , 3 d floor, trea 1M 6 ; (all Ca “~an y 3 “OR . piper a, |ALF. E oO aR 722 ( LAFLIN., 1920A—3 beautiful rooms; meno’ = DE TONTY, 4016A—Modern flat. 5 rooms, sien PURES I cK BI... 14047—Pive roo} a Ve E. LOCHMOELLER, 722 Chestnut. (o) beth, toilet, newly decorated. ?| KENNERLY, 4577A—4 rooms, bath, $35. sun room, Murphy bed. hardwood floors Karage; open. Victor 2245W. VERMONT, 6620—6 rooms and I, ozie rooms and bata; rult- completely furnished; 2 ine lrooms, a ape - -To oe CES | ya — NTH, 1118 N ——4- room residence; DUBINSK Y REALTY CoO., CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO. Olive 3165, steam heat. LOUISIANA. 501° —Medern fiat: 3 rooms nunlern Riverside 1OfM a) fos “dactes 4 oftice : (-@) "ARK BI... 4954-—2-room apa dd yy SHUGHART. R. ¢ 814 Ch 504 Wainwright Bidg. EASE Re Te Be (CO!) | De TONTY. 4340A—5 bright reoms and and sun parlor; rent $50. Benton 117) | VIRGINIA, Stixx 3 rooms, bath and oo W Sa fi: tZ | estnut gt. es 7 an ane - r a . We +) righ r 0 Ss r ‘ . * * " ae W eb recon, bath. ae, | fi.: mpletely furnished for eo a sooo Mik NT , rey & Be a yg or taf Ta hot waiter, L EB E. 4: 306—4 rooms, bath; moder; KENNERLY AV os 4658A—3 rooms and aun parlor: rent reduced. Riverside | LOUISIANA. 4135—4 large rooms: gus laundry tal (jrand slr , _s M : 4° nee ' , 1 er, Colfax 1343M. _ ___. (cB) nall room, tollet: rent $26. SALA (c} and electric: $30 month VIRGINIA, 40°74—.o rooms . PARISH &CO. 713 Chestnut et, PURNISHED APARTMENT—Large rion ee Se Adin wn | 228° ‘Frank ae. tenant, *nduire store. | LEB, 4372A—4 large rooms; bath, elec- MISSISSIPPT VALLEY TRUST CO... | DH TONTY, 4345—First floor; 6 beauti-| LOUISIANA, 8727—3 rooms, tile bach electric. gus EASILON, 4850-3 roome, bath, electricity nd kit bem: inusually nice; everythis Pe ; j | $135 00) LAT—-1419 Cleary; 2d floor rear; 3 nice | — tric, furnace; vacant; open. KING SSHIGHWAY 4134 A— Font rooms, | ful rooms, sun parlor, Murphy bed, | electric. decorated. VIRGINIA, 67°6——PFour roeoma, bath, fur heat furnished: nice for ladies employed; 2 wees e he ~S403. | os * HNGHA! COURT: | rooms: newly decorated; $15. ’ ne whe “hey LLL, 2416-—3 rooms, ‘low cont path ornte ad. oY Bee Fw Chestnut. | steam heat. Grand 5965M. — (c62 | LOUISIANA, 4606—5 rooms. bath, fur- nace and earage, $41); one month free) adults on!s a tN T-—~$-foo 2 F 0 “ rRINSK °F; €7. sll AMS, Olive 7 (COV ) ~ >; DE TONTY, 4066—Juat finished. 5 nice | nace, ©) Forest S010 Wi \ Gos amhar me a RT eee Mag. L EINGTON 3908—3 jarge” rooms, mod- | KINGSHIGH WAY, 6136—Beautiful — new large rooms and sun room, hot-water | Duin ANA. 3658—3716 B. Compton | WILCOX, 4634-—5-room fiat, furnace, bat! |. DPSTELN & . : brick, 6 rooms and tile bath. heat, French | heating, bolless automatic gas heaters; rooms, bath, hardwood Fricors steam | ..'#rdwood floors, $55 fod?) Main e1ie Gr? ¢ Chestnat ¢ et. heat: rent respons to $50: garage, $5 WINNBBACGH), Lo A——New modern : ke AsTON. 44004 4 reome, bath and eameoninn ‘6 gf : f reoms rent WATCHER, 2011 8 Broadway.tey) |) pasron AISA O roome. path. —Young ¢ “s ’ possession | FLAT--1428 Cass, 2d floor: 5 beautiful ern; heat, Colfax 1: {C) | aoo | a ‘ s : ‘ ad lass, « rs, hardwood floors and all nven- oda’ e furnighe . fi 2 at. rooms, bath, toilet, electric: - concession. LEXING TON, 4d30A-——5 rooms, | tile bath, a es’ i ideal place ae _ tor or y tae rar 2 ne a fo - “ . apoaion . ars i" on Le wse COUD'?; eg ‘ HINGSHIGHWAY; sec | DUBINSKY REALTY 'C©o., furnace; good condition; vacant. Vlive only $55. (c) | PE TONTY, 4123-——-3 rooms, sunroom, | HALL REALTY CO., Easton and Cora.(c) | room single flat. Riverside 49785. tei) | : heap , — ere Nan NG as floor north, 0 ss - : 504 Wainwright Bldg. 703. LABADIE. ~4563A—B5 rooms and ‘furnace; ate ! weering elias. one In-a- | LOUImANA 4232-5 rooms, bath, aun | WYOMING 4750— . rooms, bath, furnace, (\>. 814 Cheatnut, at. ; * a of 'ROURT } > ah) - prs ” v ee ‘ ‘ on § or my. (‘all Cimane Ji . See owner | porch i . : mvenien® to bus at { hardwood floors axe, 3 ’ EASTON. wer 4 . t th. electric, PURNISHED APARTMENT-—S8xx W ; bath : third floor a Qi pA15A N38 rooms: $20. a Rooms and ‘Bath, ‘$: 32 0 Gandy flat; y rent reasonable. at 41°) De Tonty. fc) | ear Ro ee eee Apri? 1. Call |STUESSEL, REAL Y OO. Ba S Grand, | ft immace: a — . Mets 1 bloat ine Yee ae Merh'd voome, tile bath... 50} Main 2163._" "617 Chestnut st. 4007 Lucky; 4 large rooms, electric, AUCH ART _B CO... 814 Chestnut st.) pg TONTY, 43394—Beautiful 6 rooms, | Riverside 2184W. (ec) | WYOMING. 4228\-—New 4 rooms, tile) _SCHTCHART R. (, 614 Chestnut, et. leaving aren tr a ** DWELLINGS. | FRANKLIN, 1416—-3 rooms, bath. new | bath; will decorate; of LE DU Lear! i9A—Prettlest D-room flat Aa} Qsun parlor, Murphy bed, steam nest: | McREE. 4136—5-room efficiency. tile} | bath. hardwood floors. furnace: open | BASTON. OOSe Sea ies GR 2S See yy ncn ny rth. % Pd aa — side Olly electria fixtures: first class condition: EUGENE J. ALTHE Mi R. 817 Chestnut. ' CHL! ro Goad — ‘callie 7828 a th } bein BY ig re Te af jp ut — ee bath. hardwood floors. garage: $55. | A. G. BLANKE R. BE oO 711 Cheatnut,.! “ rooms, bath, furnace; reut reason- ie Ma nal SS J ; ; rooms, furn a ab : ‘ ; .. @9F 4 LE. 6 —3 rooms: yA mon 4 rArTARe . . & - om é REE “46 * - | Se ~New §& 0 Ne ge.’ Cabany }' ool bay eS. ' 5 4 aya : | = hee * itm aS ae ee “newly papered. GRACE, 10 ont ‘Sth, $205. Phone Fisher, Riverside 17 . till 1 p. m. Delmar 3499 ie) a ——- can nila aad mnedern: wy MING, modern “eee 7 ps 8 wane . WEISELS-GERHART RE. OO. are: UK NISH EE! APARTMENT-—4 — - wena pad hg genes I endl mgt) oy at by eh — , iui 7 ~) jost.| MARCUS, 3626—4 rooms, gas, "Saat iace. | DELOR, 4710-—New 4-room flat; garage; REIS Adee nd eee PPS facing Roosevelt High 6360 Delmar th and Chestnut : Sleep , Be ’ i. : : - : ie yloe as i Vay : ahs, ' : . ; ; ‘3 and sleeping -_... FLATS. a. ocean tee ee A DISON. “ Seathue Some, mite Se 1 block east Kingshighway. nh re jou—4 lar ; cae meee WYOMING, 3015.\—New, d-room flat A NEWLY DECORATED ~— couse ob gellar | . a et ene bath, ach, 723 Bn ——-——-- Se a Tae “par. | 2: adult irand bi = “ : FOUR ROOMS, STEAM HEAT—183.50 loor wince wr » & nt} : _ N. UNIT | $ . ¢ Pe ‘ ‘ ree NORTHLAND. 5248A—5 rooms, modern: | DOVER PL... 735—5 rooms and sun par ; : larzwe closete, modern; adulta, ‘a se? BA: ’ = ° ’ BONE rs ee &: Sout e At: janitor se" vive ie 60 00 | he le ‘te ner R. Harris Realty Co., MADISON, |1206- rai @ Section: garage: adutts, (ce) lor. with all modern conveniences, (c) Menor SoSsa—S beautiful re" | Rridge 9! Ww ‘ At oe ) es, od floor = Reve 4 mice quired; rent reasonable. Grand 41903mm 0 ool -scgagielcantalalas 7 00.) Na, so oor Sth_ ang ise sta. - | MADISON. 2605A —3 rooms, newly paper- | N' ad gi LAND, 6046—4 rooms, modern |DOVER PL... 528—Modern 5-room Up: | come: hot Ry ae wii eet | WYOMING, J112--4-5 room flata, | * bath and le rhe er wy $32 50 eo / ‘ 3 92 fi -_* a 15 00} (;LASG (OW, 250) i—-4 ro.ms, bath, a $0. ed aid painted throughout: rent $20 (c) *tairs flat, very large living room, WAGN a ene? : ern: $45, $50: cpen dally from 2 : month. & oe tedaw KINGSBURY, 6024—Frront 2-room —-roulm efficiency. tile REALTY CO.., Colfax 3945 and 3946. ic) | bath. er ee heat: arage; Murphy MARION. 7 '* KO _- ' floors, tile bath. steam-heating | py Riiipr 45th Ran ut ifm flat. just fin- ‘KY Ni‘ iSRURY. G01M—Spick and span? nou LAWTON sae rE How ARD AS AY A mR, 706 ‘Chestnut. est hh hard woot floors; garaxe. NORTHL AND. 31 1-.6-r00m efficiency: | bed; —_ DERE by oy on GL i hee ~ wits op Eg GF » 2 Baer: seneniia wes Roosevelt | ished: low ven ; 4 ‘ A’ r ” po o a es Ee —_— - ————— peepee: asta igs ( i” ‘ ws = ~ Ae. . ; 1e . . " ' “a, Ee "ye a " ” ~ 4 | tet’r ig 21 N.—4 rooms, bath, 40-22-24 MAFFITT AV WhSt FE ND" R PALTY floorg, tile bath. | Victor’ 4762. 2610 Gravois. MAURY. 3186—-5-room efficiency apart- | J | BLANKE ¥. FE CO. 711 Chestnut, | PX" Ae oe LH A-— dd floor, 6 rooms, ' - j rooms Re: ag "fe | "5 00 2-rgom apartment; idea) tegmmmme, meet Of Store 4 fl 0. ; rY AND GONST on ’ . Clectric; 2 va Tent $27.5 ° benae ° aw . 5 ad y ST CO., | ¢ Urta er nitor ished 3-roo) - i — 55 00 HAW mt HI” L TE R. EF. CX >. 2407 N. B’ way. ¢) 3 C> man bath, oe ae “open todas hardwood Cabany PO5! 6511 Delmar. ‘EADS. 3329—5 large rooms, second floor: ment flat - large screened porch ; S50. Re; ift S uth am te n Kl; , Son E TT janit iE RHARTE va a Tene com sa es WASH: Ry rooms, bath, tot- 20 OO | MARKET, 2614B—F° our fine large ee | Joe Dick ee ney # Co ’ 234 C hestnut. 5207 NORTHLAND | $30. RA pOKERN, Pullert oop ide, MICIUGAN, eensaPenit: efficiency | ie au i “ , 7 a po « - P 6360 Delma: Sth and Chemnet: i etn sta Fle aa nd © a eecepese TOWNE «-++-s-- 8 hath, gas. electric: porch: $25: =s =: Beautiful flat of & la bath. | © x 2 hn . at. ; (er) eve FOS, Aten fine Swe 0 ENRET TAO oe: , “ ones o is . err a e ‘ ‘ \ . ‘ : . —. - = — - [ar mae a” " 4 as eet - wore “ > » ° ' i , “a a a Ra ch Eg Stee; HP rooms; newly |. oo! PECK ESTATE, 210 Wainwright “Bldg. 6 Rooms, Bath, Hlectrie, $27.50 | hardwood floors - Wi : garage: | WLEVENTH. 3 $.—3 rooms, first rr | MICHIGAN, 2927A—3 rooms, bath, elec-) PRINS. Mi teen 6 sleeping porch; garast bath, toilet, ele . reasohable, noo +n ee VANDE v EN- feo3) | 3001 M t. 84 flour; will fix | present tenant will sell furniture at a bar. | Clectric: decorate. CR tric. heat furnished: $40) ce) | 58 stheriané. ; .' DITRINSK Y % Rad # | | 5 % ‘to suit tenant... ' wa jgain. MOUND CITY TRUST CO... Agent, | AGENCY 219 ‘Wainwiight Bidg. _ .| MICHIGAN, 4720-——3 rooms, electric, $27. O04 Wainwright Bhig Union and St. Louls. Worest 1000, FLAD, 4119—4 and 6 rooms. bath, elec- JOST. MiL LER KR. Kb. ODO. 106 N. th tL. b56654—5 rooms. modern. OLIVE ST.: } rooms and 40 00 MORGAN, 1915—7 rooms, bath, ne ay McPHE RSON 413! > tlarwe let figan | TPR: four rooms, bath .. . omms (4 room efficiency): mone, ¥ IN: 5 reoms 50 UO | _ Call Monday. (c) | STANLEY EPSTELN, 819 Chestnut &t. —— ; . ety “ vente ‘ le lectricity, n. china, silver, fanaa Ke RINGSHTGIV AY: six | O'PALLON, 1427A——-Four rooms, $20. | - ‘Glive 157. ELEGANT NEW FLAT rte, Steam feats Styis Sen 1802 | MINNESOTA, 2827-4 rooms, tile bath, CPW ar mel + fiat!” hardwood floors, Bho | rm in © tose furnace 60 00) HOWARD 'T AYLOR, 708 Chnetnut My ARGARETT Ay 4343 sor, Red Bud)— | isthe. ond cult cae ies at be Beer rn *Wetor_ 4: saw aa steam heat. Call Sidney 2” fe) EVANS. 423015-—5 large rooms; clea! : avs Ban : , ae : O!lp a ° , e “i and ‘ constructe » "LAT? : ‘ rge rooms arm ree ees ; egoove; suilan ? iSHPRIDAN 261 4—-Three ange rooms Jd. aaa c electric, $30: oF 5047 St. Edward ; — ° , electric: $37: newly decorated (ed | is li EVANS, 3712—4 modert > i i - ; es . | —_—— menage — - ; : ' : “ . , . c 4.8 od- i ‘ rn rooms; ot ” SSR Pas BA in ike i, & nt someon pcan _electric, $22. Garage extra |MUNROB, 1412B—3 rooms, gas and elec-| NORTIT MARKET, 5028—Vlegant new 6 |) UAT—Stal, Nydraulic, 3-3 rooms. mp9) MINNESOTA. 3540—Four rooms: break- | » rooms; all the latest and | if denned —— ore Ol 1\ Kr. hr | - ~tHie aie: - rec so fate oe BUI IL DING : ~ j SH ERI | >A nN. oe y ] 4 % nis e roo ms. ~~ electric | tric ‘ - Hi a — - j s | large looms 5 close ts* garage. el ‘T % 4 a ath. eee furns ac e, “" rage fast nook -a- ds or bed; modern. i modern equipment > rents, $55 iVANS nean4 ar ii rr oms ” reasonable _ to , ' : : ~ ‘ » a ote : ri: my . ¢ re ; —— - - he oe ates , ie ‘ ” ; : "hh; ; ‘ _Rparunents, $13. Two rooms, i tess stores, 11th st. | | and gas: garage $4 if wanted. 4 ear ee ngewe $e Open, rooms, bath, (NORTH MARKET, 5810--—-5 rooms: hot-| ‘Tower Grove car. Ferest i (ce) ey HAASE RK HAL TY CO., B ee: 7 and $60. In Grand and Chippewa ‘|| __ #eed ee A aaa * , ae s shops, office space, | SHERIDAN, 3114—-3 rooms: furnace. fle | hg MR a tae +: % ‘way |-—_waler heat: garage. | FAv.tieale 5 an 0 hat NNESOTA, 5017A—0 rooms ath, | Pp ivisi 1 || | EVANS, 4 1669A——4 rooms, bath, fyr- ¥/ 3683—(Grar d-Olive Apt} » XN co.. ‘30g ay bath: decorated: rent reasonable, HAUSCHULTH RK, kb. OV., 2407 N. Bway NORTH MARKET. 5848-4 pooms bath: I ~ ey pron Sand 4 cos, bath, tur leetric: newly dec ainnte d. $40 AD Park Subdiy isions. Just west of | mace, electric, $40: open. Cail Park- _efficienc Brees urn ished: 1: WAS ‘ 2 oa. 4 'THOMAS. 3046—) rooms. bath. electric, | NATUKAL BRIDGE, - ae ee pares modern. . ; — re = ~~ para = "fitic * os - = iy Minnesota, Grand and Chippewa streeta, view MOM ie) ne ' Seer manager p , ¢ * id . , i ‘reen y } den n sale ce a. “ ~ rooms bath, gas, ectric rice uit- > - - - > ae ; ‘ ai —_ roadw ay. Ge ier i io » «€ roTTis. | NN boSvyt" : a . P b th fur- ' " i : : _. : " _ es : a, How . in 1 ~38 okie ON cE & R.G. scoTrT. . Se freight, ele ent | Sa | ees . Bigs cp ve ao ee Pega 1; a! | ground Park: near cars; $35: soem, eh | I gS sonncgy BE Mogae My, eng antes rooms, 2d gbath and electric; newly decorated: MINN} aS A, ‘sin 3o—-3 rooms, ati, Open Sunday and ev ery day. ANS, #4 i ro#ms, bath, electric, wt a "Tua , . (COO amma ‘ — ‘1 Stig See nr --rr . . 3 * “hh osTz T 4 Zz y . ‘ ~ 7 ‘ _ oD psy oo e : > 35 >, 4 4g : , . eg ‘yd . ” OL?yv Ki. so 20 ast I wo rooms, room e le HASTY yN hasemen t pool ha! ] TVW BEN ‘5 SE { *OND. 1415 A N ~8 rooms l A hs Is I A rt “4 210 Wai awe 6 at ( 3x) J I r¢ K ERY & SON, Agt., , 1915 (Chestnut DE REIL Ke Al ‘T Y OO... i A R Sehollmever R i (‘go ‘7 ° ge ‘ ., K y Chestnut. or Ra ge ibearone, ty yarn furnished, Including@iee and bowling alley 70 00 $16.50. GOLDSTEIN-FINE, Olive 2842 | a = : © ates PLOVER, 4911—Second floor: & rooms, | -4AT—3 rooms, bath. electric, near Me-} Victor 4/62. 2610 Gravee. ji reomea, 104 Ne: 7th, Olive 6233 , open. GRACE, 100 N. &th at ss delectrie lights. : DWAY AND MERCHA! NTS: ; ~ . . ; IW ; “) id 4 | WEBSTER, 1427—-3 rooms, bath. electric, |4>*4 a 5 de Os » | furnace: garage: newly decorated : . : hued S HALLER R.CO., 807 Cheatnugiie and basement | | $97.50. GLICK R. E. CO__892 Chestnut : S-room fiet: tile bath. bot-water heat. ST. LOUIS. 4649—Four rooms, modern: | toa? | wr ‘S| downstairs flat; hardwood floors; hot- |} eee ens! | FINNEY, 3066—6 foomm Been, ee PAGE Bl... O8045—Beaut ful 4-roeor a ri. — | ef; garage; Soo. ss a , is vOInNS, modern, | hLAT—Fine South Side u r flat, newly water heat arage: ope Sunday after- ; + : ean cme ; j : 7 ment mpleteiy furnished; oan 7 8. v ANDE VENTER WEBSTER, 1435—4 rooms. electric; $22 ’ > a B: } carage. $25 month. lecor ty > rooms an bath all con noon, Sidnev 4OR4W game: : month ;_ fas, electric; SS9ns, Ti l@ > di ‘ ' nis! = ’ ie. 4. 4 wad reve > “2 . onder: P oe . ‘ i ~ . - ; - uec rated, — OOTT1 ‘ ‘ af, " - he he —— rn — : ‘Wy . in ” - bd PENDLETON cae oO, loor front: rm OLIVE : ar oe JOST S08 7 _C hestnut_ wt. k lat : v K ooms, rat 1, $29 ST. LOU [s. cs 46°0—3- .o flat; garage, | ventences except furnace; adu'ts oniv mw SSOU RI, “°006—: $ rooms. bath, Southwest dg mit ‘Sa; on Ragen ° Cell - tn, neA dressing room kitchen; prigaig a CHOt TE AU AV. ae | 1 tte Beta mF e ght on wal — clei ex See — *°) | $45; finished March 15. Victor 3839. tric: $: 30: near McKinley High. : ARCO, 4561—Beautiful 6 rooms, bath, 3683. Cae oe pie apt She: atte ry ' tio lima : ’ rie af Oe nm ) e i Ya Tis 4 - ; ‘ ¢ “— - es ’ epee x P : . a — “ . a - yal L neat. nen ; $90. a i otal “~ ee North lau Tt Ve 2 RE ni gL FE a! AGENCY, a rl ret epee 5 rooms, bath, fur | FOLSOM. 3638A—6 rooms and bath. $41. MORGANE ‘ORD, : tC wy es eg rox Water eee : garage; near Foreet FINNEY 3007-—Third floor. 4 roome PON ? } . = Uudole "e r . eer +> ye ; | . ae * Pe s . vg : , “4 ‘ > : ‘ Y * . . Ss evping pore i> . ‘ 4 G +. 1 » rea Sona me fc ’ ' ; " . , . ° . : : ANGELRODT. 2001—3 r d flo ; ’ ° WN. i , ° . P | f 408° A—- mes lee . a ' lect ric: . ; o ooms. Mhird | or. E 4 ablished 1855. 1 J2th, MORRIS , CO... 826 Chest nut et. FOLSOM, 40624 + rooms, sleeping porch, 219 Wainw right ; BA NCROPFT. § O68 - Sees 5- rom ha sepel Saas ; white only, 927 oien oe aeariment: BP | » O18 sich dubmandiaeeea + 7 Res . : Ni—4 r ~ bath ry I gas heate leetric;: bath atin,’ ST JOUTIS, 5023—5 rooms. til bat, TRS NEAT: C1OCUTIC - — oS ‘ c c . , 5 mats NEBRASKA, 3331—Lower 4 rooms and |__ efficiency: adulte_ orf MLAT—4 rooms, hall, bath; atile; he 3 f iv ASHINGTON a. 4617-8 goa ae , ASHLAND. -4723A—4 rooms, hot-water | NINET@ENTH. 309] N.—4 rooms, tr) alhye a: he at. bath ele tric; . phone: , Se Ny: 3 heat: $40 BOTs, AE ee, Sea electri: i ste am wee ha rdwood floors, screened porch, efearn i FOURTEENTH. 1411 S.—3sJ nice rooms, bath: no furnace. le } BEI LEVUK_ ears A es 8 ki } tt WASHINGTON BL. 4615—3 light, well a ASHLAND. 3816—5 rooms, furnace, bath, | NORTH MARKET, 3815—3 large rooms; | th BLANKE R. B 11 Ch | _wateg, Sas, inside tollet: key Sama? | NEERAGEA, S00e—6 roe Ee, Oe tile. bath, steam potas 7 3 tchenette, | decorated ; $55. Delmar 854. | ; ; con pee : y* OFFICES garage | conveniences. ope Olive 8348. (c7) | G BLANKE R. CO... 7 Chestnut. ; bs : ~ ee ’ re ; , : FLAT—®S rooms; hardwood floors; enawel furni = Niet s: heat s. e! . . . Tn ee = | Y ). mm EE : el | — oar water heat: garage: 1 ly decorated GLICK _R, E. CO... 822 Chestnut st, ° . ons ~~ rise , Des, GRAND A: | ASHI AND. 41 16A—Ne w 4-room flat: | NORTH MAR KET, "1945—4 rooms, bath, | SPALDING, 5125—5 rooms, Murphy bed: Rooms, Bath, Papered, Enameled. $40 | coo owner on ‘sromiots "between 2 and COLUMBIA, 5427—4 room hariwood sink, tile beth, Call 6697 Wale Se TERMAN - 3A _Gomathin - +. * 04 4, Room 2 ‘ hard 00d floor “ss. ivorv finish: Separate | electric $: 5. (‘4 PIER. Olive 3: 7H. _one mo onth’s concession. Nice, bright, clean fiat. arranged for +4 5 », m. ; fleor tile « bath hot - ; we Me ‘ ¢ : FLA T—Best 6- room fiat and garg in ix a o pip iota p- om aa : yy Use of reception room. heat | acne: scr re een sleeping perches: rent RS Chestn ut (cl)! W ALTER JONES R__E. A ‘oO, 618 Chestnut. families ” sinks, inspect 1320 &. 14th er. NINTH 1b07 OFA - —o = oy pistol . “water a ur et. louis fox the pric $70. Cull lene . ; nt oO } if} . . ss ‘ gery ice es ee f | >° garage _- — , sj; y et bea utiful. Sp 4 wi | we 4900-—5 ie rooms, . hot water ‘nq Park AV.) 7 a8 + ‘ e Yo 3 s- =.” e ; aa . — — - ton 6°25 W te 7) EF at ae CLYDE & PIS 729 NORTH MARKET, 3 : see aay” ie - te |) FOURTERENT ° inside toilet, $20. : DALTON, 2726—5 rooma, bath, electric, = W y R }’j 46%: , room fi - inane re Ey x a es a wa R, - 9 : neetnut. : clean rooms, conveniences, reduc ed | an gy rh, mw “Cal garage : ee F« A. —— Nit § : : rooms, $25. GL IcCcK H. E. CO g°° Chestnut. with garage for ” autes or toashn: SG FORE ST PARK BL. 4402 “me 7 room fiat: ; » Toom ath, hot-wa rent; open. cm bn. : c) - vg dws h $35 — NINTH. 3309-94 S.—lIst and 2d floors. STEPHEN SAUM. 625 , Chestnut st. lanitor sery ice: heat furnished. kh. 2he] apart pent = bedrooms ; $85 (e% . p } : decor » ee E . — | ae os BAD e . - - 0 se 410) §S ar * h eennn | te eat ecorated to suit (ec). 39007 NORTH MARKET SPALDING, 50°5—Lower flat. 4 rooms 3 capes ain . U's P Oppo! unity o ren an uy : } r. Ane . 7 hye Title (;uaranty BR! dg. 706 { *hestnut. M. H RODEMY ER - ( .. ment Parish: ren e|. a mF om MANN, 2617 i Franklin : 504 Watnwright . Bldg. nace, gas heater; voung, couple: $40. JANUARY. 2810—35 rooms, bath, electric, GOODFELAA Ww 1261—5 rooms. let floor: 1 ; 50. : " a = strictly modern; light end airy; open.‘e) tween 2:30 and 5 p. m. Sul ( § GARFIELD 5 OO furn $5. Pac cee = _| PALM, 3915—Modern five rooms and =f} fh‘ iPE SE 417—s 1 8. bath and iaur ‘ MARNE APARTM'T sass RSHT r | . CO., 822 Chestnut. der te ie cseduee reas Sh. AYLOR. 1801 N.—4 rooms, bath, elec: | GEYER. §294—4 rooms. hardwood floors, | OHiO, 3717—4 rooms. bath, heat, elec- furnace and garage; vacant. _ —-| GRATIOT 9082 pee a ee 7 . oer and Olive. Offices, $25 to $40,| BENTON, 1539A—4 oor | —t( =o ae e: rent $: tile bath. ete.: modern: $5 tric and garage: adults ee KINGSHIGHWAY, 2737 8.—3 rooms, tn | %*- ’. S982 (near andeventer)-—: park Rs os ei a song ~ gd cae E co light and janitor service. | $26.50. ¢C + sma Tr se ns, electric; | p 5 Ty ROSE, 41: i St roceng a 4 + ce — OT TO TIET Tie 72° Chestnut st ANDERSON-STOCKE-BU i RMANN, OREGON. 4036A—3 modern rooms, See rear; gas, electric, water. (ec) we "350 and = vag 4 hall. He roe. {ij avhe bene 4 Mikel ; x r be % i -.. 2 ren + ter bes ats is . lt ? d agi T eS a . _ — - — . a ” = : - cee eee : \ . . = : MAURETANIA — ~~ nth ; i> TRUST UO eg Agent, | RI -ALR. 190] Three 3 and 4 room flats: |! ; ei ite RLDER RK Gt. TAYLOR, O627 pe corner. upper SO8 Chestnut st. aT te ? owner, 1700 Russell bi. a _| KINGSHIGHWAY, .26: 33.A S.—Across 450. = ; Vacant; Key Upmtalre, “> 5340 Pershine “ae n efficiency . ocust to St. Charles. | electric. a 404 Natural Bridge. vem rooms, hall, gas, batn and elec- | EILER, ‘J017A—4 rooms, bath, furnace| OREGON, 3525—% rooms. bath. electric Ri gate Grove Park: —_ ag ~% din! fia MILTON . ne Can Foun Pr ? eo. aoe i VE SRNON LAUX, 722 Chestnut. Olive 8300 | peNpR 222 , ' loor tric’ 330. " and etric: $40 ; and gas: furnace: modern : ng roem: kitchenette and breakfast room, : ’ . — Ne Ore Y nt pe % HE M) MELM A N a - . ie) | ENROSE, 200 . Pedic oS pag va eggs * DOCKERY & SON. Agt.. 1015, Chestnut DOERF LINGE RR. CO., Jefferson-Gravol®. | OREGON. 4339—New. «ingle 4 rooms,|_~ bedrooms; $65. Call Victor 4°9 G rite ae drn: open: 356. _ 601 Title Guar. Bldg. 706 Chestnut. ae SPACKLER BROADW AY. 6121 N.— 3 roome and bath. | PAUL J JARZE MS&KY REALTOR, «| Ee 3203—F at, 4 rooms and | GRA‘ Oe. 3414—4 rooms and bath; mod- bath, electric, furnace, KINGSHIGH WAY, bert, te— Beautiful a TON TR, 50074 om AROTe iT oa Sg reception: first-class condition 150" St. Lou Tyler 4: 39 (ct bath, electric. ga = "4 er REGON %67_—4 7 eg OT Ege ne new bungalow flat. living room. acre ‘ BOULEVARD APARTMENT j p - Ke ci ) ~ oe : - —- - | “ _.- | OREGON, 267 rooms, bath, hall. elee t © bed s kitchen | Cabany 6595. no ape . = @ “a ” : ‘ aa Tatty : ; me oth , UNION PR4ARA ve rnas : 4° year d % ue a wer ¢ ront. dining room, 2 room tch 400% ba! ASHINGTON 4 REAL EST, ATE CO. BROADW AY, 201 L N. - 3 roums, fas, POPE. 46484 , rooms sae Be ew ee = $335 , bay ‘KM ron 5 coms. bath. furna e. |GR tAND BL, , 421% S.—-Modern 6-room up ar furnace; modern; newly decorated; and breakfast room; just’ completed. Se6 f{iAMILTON. 934-—5 roome. heat and jan- iv ectric, phone; S15. Forest 2949I | WALTER JONES R. Bb. CO., © a ~ — pel : $75. adults; garage if desired. | owner, Jst floor. (c82) itor service furnished, possession March 0 : room efficien .' ‘ : ti 4 s ’ _ . . ? bh ee . — re. , > a ‘ a a 7Th ANT CHESTN ; ? a -_ > — eave - ; io ‘ » ; er cre rece é: a * "OQ “yee . etly d- > , spare " ~ — room S east} : kitchenette ind t th . a DWELL, INGE STS. | RI = HA * roome hath ATER vices RR. EF. _% nest ns o ™ i Wer “. ee, saacw os ARK, 27490— ooms, bath, furnace, ga- = ey 70" ederna eserve Ban & / ; , “ : dwelling, 5 1001InS a! id i BROADW a ‘5010 \ N v roeons, if, ~e ; ‘ »o4 ie m + room steam heat. aad wa y . ected : ner . r : vat . £U z | MURDOowkKk 5045—4A rooms, ~ sunroom, PO.00 | ” — 706 Chestnut Me fast roony all modern conre- Kas. « 3° PRAIRIE, 4359—3 large rooms; excellen Boa inland 6 rooms, garage ede EKRMANN JR RE. CO. | tage: newly decorated. Sidngy 2020. | “ \rurphy bed. harwood floors, furnace; | HAMPTON, 1240—Secoud floor; 4 rooma, _ . fs nilences He Ww ARD J a YLOR. T06 Chest tnut. Sape . . : ‘ BU Sit. ‘i CRNS, 1105 Chestnut “81614 Chestnut. 24 fl. Olive 8603 PENNSYLVANIA,, G&KI—2 rooms, elec-| outside janitor service: $55 bath, hot-water heat. hardwo 4 floors. ; Ss ded | OMMODORE” a . At 4ar'T ME oN TS. CART KE Rr, 414] A _ “ad rooins, bath. ‘gas and hag pe } HI AR’ ty R. { ‘) P R14 Chestnu t e - - f ane =~ 410 ~ nd - : a kit + on tric: ia rge ‘ loset, } aT iI4N iH. ABROT - NAR et T7090 Chestnut. SAVINGS| "| RU ial 7 SS +3 4915 Delmar, ‘orehis ie: Og! oom offic lency: B CONNECTICU is ym electrie: $35 PRAIRIE. 1800A (2 bl «ks f from Ka ston )— GIA TAN I —— oe oe _— PESTALOZZI. 3305A——Modern: 6 rooms: UINCY. 4969A——4 rooms, bath, slee rin ihe Ls TERRACE. ji room fiat, . ‘ “a p ai ‘trie ry ca yk i 2 Aa 1 ht 4 oo. one in a dor he d: nN - ~ . ‘ete = S ‘ a rooms ; ‘ . South S16 : ; : mane: - Pere ; ” ; ‘ ot -* i Q / : ‘ : . r Om . ‘ I ; f\ j } Oe le " f ' hed. Drive r t aT 4 wh aon » ‘ o A R° TE R. 4] +s ‘ ar sali ooms. bath. elec.. ri Sf ‘ ees —— mearnuy eee fectric aw Separate furnace. laundry and fruit. ce I porch; all convenlences. (pen. irnished ; $1 e! etrh urhiahesr DSS WV. telephone service. beautiful parlor a deimy Ti6 | AWRICN« ve nces : “d wii ; D HO | water and heat furnished ) . - SF we & oN. win = Che «a 1@ ALASKA, 5033—4 rooms, modern: $50. aie ae eet aon electric, NeW) jar; brick garage: $65. Riverside 973W. | REBER PL. 4948A——5 large rooms: a, 5 ROOMS, BATH, ELECTRIC, shy} afternoon , " ne k . . " s te « » : oa ~ ; . . : « “ 4 ~ Agt.. (“he j aan — = . iv i red eiaenty "OIC. . . 4 4 $66 ’ * Abad ’ ° entire oun Spero J. pone: t ‘fs Ti iarioe f; . voms sa Mi ORI A Af 1 R _CO., Sit Chestnut 6 a 7: , oe = oat ALFRED, “0G07—New: 4 rooma. breakfast GRA Waite ery = aa; nian — ic]) ern: concessions. Grand 6147]. (¢#5) 1018 Hediamont a¥.: esewond-floer flat; “eiving fl M RODEMYER & CO.._ tf WLATS ‘ASS 2419—Four rooms, bath, electric; | P14 gpa > + ale a hen we a roum; Gteam. heat; rent, reasonable. | on ii) stores: Spring and Gravois 2 i - ~'¢ oe rooin flat, water, Beat. | Giincy. 4989—New. modern : ,# rooms GOLDMAN. REALTY ome ae "Unestant, tenant. || Ol Title Guar. Bldg.. 706 Ches(nuthn oA Marcus ev.: 4 roms, bat! F $30; will decorate. ee ee eo eal ee re oe Ea , DOUGHERTY, 803 Chestnut i. beeen ad — | lardwood floors. garage ke v ted af O7 (#2) -epecnen it y g me” 7) fat; modern ; 1 $40; p= SAN Se BA GIBSON, 3 rooms floors A ee enw’ | floors; steam heat: rent $59. GURNE SY, 3104A—5 rooms, bath, hot- | poTOMAC, 2017A—4 rooms, bath, fur- | | : ——_——2 | KENSINGTON PI... Melville (6600 Delmar), In-a-dor hed 50 VO JOHN C. GREU! IC fi REAT. TY CO KAUSCHENBACH, 301lo—d rooms, e@li ; J. ABBO % 806 Chestnut. 7 ater heat, $59: 123A Grattan, J mace and electric, $49. NEW FLAT. bath: fine put tn hiock eit! rent the net 4 room i : HICKOR 7 reoms uin (inpen Mondav evening nad & Hehea-t modern conveniences, ADDL ‘ : ms hath. electric. $°0 ise DOK REL. INGER RR. CO.. Jefferson-Gravolis. 40en ( olumbia, 4 roomeé, kitchenette. a ed eae ciency i! ! new b rile 1} nee. "d fio: } ge : N, 7TH Ss .. S rooms elec- CT INTTION ] 31 3 vs . S, Raus henhach. : - o ‘ _ = > “ea - Hy HIE Miz NZ IR «> : Central 1371. SR41 POTOMAC ST. sleeping poreh: elegant fixtures, linen KE N ING TON, “4 SBIA a beauty: all service and furnishings; SQRMMEY trie light. ist floor .s 00 ARCHSHOLVER 1 E ue rooms Ghesinut | RAUSCHENBACH, 2911—4 roome, bath, | “"4/0ocni, and breaktact foot; hardwood | HALL [DAY 3147— Most attractive, new | .| shades, plenty ‘closets, plate glass mir-| , heat, jantior service: ry 3 “ORS cee Py a UI ns i Ps ad t | i? . oe . ~* . , a ° ) a“ " ry r ‘ ry Ur , 4 } | at, aul . in, new Splendid fiat, 4 large rooms, bath, elec- : Lindell 1571. Cahan 8445, @) rT (Cae HOOMS. pyre ot-water heat. newlv decorated: §: t) “ 55 flat: lovely sunroom. plenty closets, sep d f ‘ $50) | rors, separate entrance, steam heat, dec- | , Ps : - — ae HICKORY; S cca Olive 3268. i oe en ee oe sy he a ty’ loors: steam heat; rent $5: ha : tric an urnace, garage, rene gu: orated earag optional: near Tower Grove | LACLEDE, "4347— ‘ i modern; ’ ° ‘ : , “ 1 8, el t 0] ] \ R AuUsSsC he DiveAe h: ~ rooms, Da h, arate er) ance one®*: garage ; p . ° IN 5 \V I HLDING |. IN ISHEL ectrioe 7 WM. J. ABBOTT RE Al, Cry CO.. t t may sof eT Se: rEDE RER REALTY Cw. Park and Shaw 4 Garden, _ Soak cb5 ) | floor Grand 272 ntonid : | LACLEDE, *STOOA—B. “rooms, bath, LF 2 "M 4 > =? a -roomM lz i ‘ . - , Cc , . , . -— . ' i“ AN. 2. S8A—.3-room flat hot-water heat. newly ade oral d: 3 rooms 806 Chestnut. (c8) HA RTE RD. 4187A—-5 rooms, hot-water | Victor 4762. 2610 Gravois. A Melivil e A400 Delma ‘> bi ; ah ? a AOr. 3 __ hace. JOST, 308. 722 Chestnut, LACLBDRE, SR00A a rooms, hath, Ie FRasictis: > ean. ° eee 1 oe ame gg ee nar ¢ cat aa -~ #w TOOMS., —wome | LILEMAN ~¥ "24—3 rooms, bath mod- ‘ floor, S36. Central 2934 ) Sas Ts ‘ ; a ar »* neuir firs y ¢ , ne eouth nen reads bray new troean ji : rooms. electric erp conveniences: Vacant: corrper North “| FE RI 1 NAN D 4055—* rooms. $12 50 ALLEN. S081 A ompton lle ig rhts: lower 6 ; de ‘ ure T} t igor, — Lela, 4208- 4}-rvoom efficie ney apt.- est ed “> uu e "ig “ ith — ruffed § iit 0 ucn: es es . | Market st = . IR SH Int’) I ‘fe Blade : 5 jum y om - Pw bat! 1, hot-w wry" H AR T Te aa 39034—a5 a tile bath. lat Murphy beds. a: 4 ; «) Bad pe Nella W i ou ‘eon ti EM Pe 7. - Over - > ae > CLAY TON. > ry . 7 ol oy ~e 7 aoe : =e ——— = é Vacant, aduits. ‘ ot-water heat, hardwoo loors; garagke | RUSSELL, 2124A—-4 rooms. 3 bedrooms, | ACADEMY. 928—6 rooms. steam heat and ; | ralor Ww — bre “4 ee ig 4 N. NINT H, ms. . — : 4 aa ee 5 tt ghpeuttes i: alates OD ba ERDINA Ni BB vo—First floor, « AivlLiwN: 1817—3 rooms. kitchenette and if desired ie 5 ees See i 3d fi.. modern conveniences. ase hot water furnished Ree Se MORRIS AACH Re Con he Te cinnt ot . aren or COLORED. J. DOCKERY & SON, Agt.. 1015 Chestnut | gyfat DIN BROS yp re me reakfast room m heat, tile bath. | HEIDELBERG. §4871—4 rooms. all up, JUST LISTED—SPHCIAL PRICE — | ALAMO. 7160 (24 floor east)—S rooms, |j op pis “ ; l OFFICES. ae a6 co TE BRILLIAN TE ‘i 3735 i aassll ane s - . > i417 ~ — . os ; ha rdwood { {| CK R $ , : 2°99 (heatnut i ith garage S55. r a. 2 + io Russel): Pand meer Se en AN DEHRSON-STO«’ KE-BU ERMANN ae noe ae ever Your $s: roome. Drea . o | : a > ADP nip da ne hie | ote FAUIS (-19—, rvoms, ath, ’ ‘ “. , R22 Chestnut. e799 Af} rooms: 1 con- | electric; owner must seM. OF. J. McC. - f TI T a . 5 floo ity fas ¢ nd raTage. reTit. en. 7 a an ——— P nie “" . , : ‘ ; ‘ | ; mS ve s ci? +. eon ‘ss te Dp rr VES r" \] ( mR | |, A N | ) A | 7: a te! - on Dk . anes = ! ga eee : me “Te ai HAUSCHULTE > I (™ " "407 NW. > WAY A _ a cate 4 ae TY Pe ch coeet H le ‘Ke RY . 131 ” St com | tagger bath. ec RU SSK L j “3R43 4 = 4 rooms hardwood 1a ae — ‘5% roome._ bath. wat. y. M. P Wie FR Se wr rrul® 0 "Seana —e ait ~ fi t oe ' "4 = ~* i re 2 e - ‘ ® . V oecorated, a hy ‘2 est } . . 7 *7 c ' e 9 F : a 2 ne . i be ‘e r oC ic, _ ; — od - : rw ape % 7 | : . , eat nie i mR y . rg e >t large clean rooms: RUTGER OBR1A 4 roms hath $235 J TMER, GPOGBA —, YoOoris, fiat mod- | Mi Sat Ft oy BA, ae ! 4 temrone 9 Se unfurnished, overlooking n “4 LA ete.; Bii¢.o (c8) | SPRING AV., 1705A N.—-4 rooms, v bath; $40, CRAFE AGENCY, 219 ay a "ape in rear, 2 rooms, | O > He N a td. Su yP'T K00 Chestnut: a , we pry aa tD , | elevator service; Westmoreland T—Suite of 2 | NT y bath, | DODIE R 1430-—4 large rooms, electric, | A. T/ JOHNSON R. CO., ‘Title Guar. Bide. | Wainwright Bldg. as Se a 4 ae RN ei ? Bt ‘ ered: TMER. 5932A—6 rooms, hardwood | SAVINGS FRUST CO. e7e Delmor room offers a eplendid dinner at mote abany 4460 ¥v rooms; private bath. &: ree S08. Apply 1915 He SULLIVAN. 1929-29% a rooms, Eas, | ARSENAL. 3 Second floor § rooms HICKORY. 2603 4 — rooms, gas water, ah Aen pe etrie er"n oor, sa pat FA all conveniences, MATLE, 40184 5 Yeo om iat, modern: ae g BAN FRANCING >. 3 $30 | bert after 11 a. 7 sc? Slectric, 917; 4 roome, 32". Foe tw) te) |? electric, $25. Dougherty, 803 Chestnut They ER, 30053 rooms and elec., $21: Hi: 247 734 ficvor; 3 rooms, gas, | reese. Call De'mar 457 Sa 1.00 ' ath atec. (| TAY » Beyer N\ room f! and rT. er ) at ; | ‘ : owe - + ee ee MINERVA. 5935-—4 modern roome; newly - PAT a N. panning. is rooms 3 DerlpleR, 1 $3°—3 rooms and bath. etec-| TAYIAR, SOS N —New 4-room flat; han ARSENAL... 3: —t>) rooms, tiie .wtin, ex (rove Park »: heat fur nishes d. $19 4 (o> i on “elec . -* . . _ Y ORKT, I IG HI E F I ICIE Ni TE ~ KO TSRE AN : 799 Cy, "} - el 85.00 tric. gas: first floo $30. Apply 1915 ood floors, ivorv finish; separate en cellent condition: $659 (eT)! an _ | edule, __ o 1 a * te) | : — J. AL THEIMER, 817 Chestnut Gecorated: siunts _—— and 4954 WEST PINE BI =~ z lestnut. ‘c®2) Hebert after 11 a. m jai ences. aleepine eorthes, rent $55: ga- | — —— Sa HAIMKORY. 2718A—4 fine, large ‘ rooms, RUTGER,. ®028A—Five roome, bath, elec- | BARTMER bowS.87A__6 and @ room fiat MIN HELI. O745A—b rooms baib. hot. , q — FOR RENT. ———— -— —- —----—_ —- ._—-- B Roe aig : ’ HN —A Poste . wer prove hat! 10 da ve free: bargain: $33. trie, newly decorated; clean and light.ic) “hh . a rear : ; . z &. Rh , > ‘ eat atid janitor service Call 5591 water heat, garage OD (Oli Shop IDEA I, 1 i A ‘t TON aa DB rooms. | odern ot-water | cn = gee . PAGE Hi, hia >-rTeem upper fia bat . ail daetic Ecos Be og ne ok ma a ; KOTSRE Am. Fo C os? t. 6 pyar Re “| i Forest 7586, 8244 we _~ LATS FOR RENT. EIGHTEENTH 1815 N. eet TWENTIE Tes. PS as a eT FLAT—SEE Us | Main——-¢111-4112-611 jectsie, y hi at MORRIS AACH R. CO. 878 Chestnut et PAGE BL. 4440—4 rooms. bath. Ist es elie : , af fi.. OUTDS 35 rooms; gas: $17 a Mtoe HMO LIER.722 Chestnut (cc) 191s renal: furnace, bath, garage. | 5. B peg e BATS Ane FLEA TRIC—-655 (theatnut st Olive wow , “ BAP i || K ANE LAGU APART MENT am + ae. 2 JOWN ABBOTT al 709 Chestnut. | AUPE Fe beth | DlaidIs in altors, Arcade Bidg. Olive 378. thick nave ttle. see | ST. VINCENT, 343 5 rooms. bath | rooms. Murphy bed; move right in; near| J. Hi. FARISH & CO. 713 Chestnut of ; : . 2.6 © » 4s ~% } * , ; - ‘ ‘ ° ¢ r . z f > = - ‘ ‘ » | gry . Pe ’ “és * ati ' . ¢*sar “7 ; : ’ ’ . . 5707 M PIE RSON. 4 D i. I Vis, floor 3 rooms 20° EI, F ‘ ; = TH, aa’ Si ehede cee oe a ® 206 N.--—3 rooms, beth, BATES. 1017—o r ons, sun parlor, steam ' 2. rooms vath - and electri - * ei0 | ee ae mp te "pennan. laundry. | Lf ity Limit «ma! loup. (e,riy 5 ioe eg hie f! et Rates, 4 roone: Six-reom efficiency : 4° reoms a. lew Cemral °®n2 spans. ; ey | aay wegen : SALTY CC heat, hardwood fioors . arage; ili deco- | this ey af, : gots prt | gy », decors omsasion March | BURD, 1436A—d rooms, electric; §dulis ee Oe nished with @ Mur oi y beds, 1! ‘ ' . rooms . rs emrai « rooms. : ° ? > rooma, hath. hot-water electri > $16. } OST = ae. : - ' t’ urnace ote rea sotin bie Ae ) ce RILANK wR KF “> 71} ¢*> eatnut ase -aainn * Sent ste acreenn 7° apart ment flat now Db reome ~ GLick it _ ny 22 (“heat nut ‘ oo Steer: eves esa ment aot ¥ " ig, hatsad neta he . ro ~ $07 lock from perk. ajiesd wohl Hygpteenen “EIS SY i Sarma 18 LAINE 30.34 —6 roums. bath and garag MPHREY, 41 52- Peaytiful new bunks- | hae IND 015 17 Ss —J ook! Reduced rent > ge rhea (-room efficiency: outside | PAGE #t,. 72 A~-6 rome bath, furnace oiveid moms al thes artmen : ’ = , “hole gas . : . : ‘ we gee = ont I. ; hs “ae . ano : er 7 = : : = P . ; ; services . ‘a jert ef ' — e room, by es tnene, at ge (cd oy: . Near Florissant and TW ENT y Te COND Fee. 4 rooms, | & 4 Nang hee sae a, Modern ; f-room flat, ow: B rooms, tile bath, stean heat, ye electric, gas, water: $15. Act quick, (¢) J, ABBOTT T. CO... 806 Cheetnut. | ORBON - KIVET, ROO Chentript, any 4586 or 4587. oO a : ‘Fallon Park; % rooms on second, 2 N. SCHWARZ. 216 Wainwright see Oe wg at ee EN a ly decorated: screened porch, garage 1 F® | cheonp, 2315 §.—2 nice rooms; handy 5550 CABANNE me ar nt. Saas | bream HOUSAM REALTY co y i rT ae “Ss hoi-water heat; $00; Ba-| BI iz. (c53B*) | BOTANICAL, 38905-—-6 and 7 room fiat, pari res ! incation: see at once: 5 tae | Five rooms, hardwood floors. tile heath PARS ber bs aa A— Dewitt 6 fer ~ f Olive 70 312 Internationa! life ner TU t? , } “ Poe OU rage sits TYLE R go>, ’da floor: 4 rooms ele etric: hardwood poet Bho | ; AY ° i48- nul large Se ae ot | WOLF-P* T_LACK 401 N Sth Olive 3383. wt rom , heat: second floor west; cuege f | Pay aes oments rent. Tessoashie ‘@i} be a we Ph ‘ XY ’ = ag 4 : aa ' > | ler r t ~d thot! BR Al Ww A) ’ ve ae . .. J roo:ns, ¢ iectric ' “nT . moder th. newly decorated, re Ulis. ' + sare > —— " a a desire > _ nd nian SI I es sia aiaiemeaital oF : k pM. oo Ly 1] Aad - at : chem £us, newly pt i NSK 7 e sLTY CO : newly decorate ren¢ $17 im) + = oat ad are “ rela Chestaut ae A Dee RSOV TMENT tence . 50 00) FLAT—-4 rooms, electric asd bath: rea-| | WeerE ent _ SNe: BROADWAY, 4811 5——s-room flat, mod: | tbr ERSON, 2007A 68.—> roome, suit-| Li PLAT ~$14. 1204 South Seventh | a KLAN REALTY CO. Ottve 84. NNE APARTMENS S Siete. t v sonable to quiet couple who will take | WARNE, 14084 R---3 large rooms, bath. ER a aaa ae a able for office: $40. Benton 1442W. — Hickory). nett (em 1431 CARANNE PARKVIEW, 4574-—4 roome, etanm heat. . \ Of 2864 Washineton | electric, laundry; good « ondition: near BROADWAY. a. : S ae large, lg “ JEFFERSON. 20°27 8 Northwest corner, | ‘a ' Anartment flat: new 5 moms and eclart herde ood Reams. ivory wood work. ‘Cc ) Three rece ticlene consisting of ¥ i ae . riAsRISSANT sil sA—4 rooms. electmec. O'Fallon Park : ’ oon co : alee oh “ —& rooms. sieepine porcn, hardwood floors, SE\ ENTH, LL 231 5.- are. cean flats, vin, a adjacent to Soldan and Clark $7 o1 erty & room desing ¥, cons kite 4500 | gue; $27.50 Phone Central 4099. (ci | WHITTIER. ®2®819—3 rooms, kitchenette, | CALIFORNIA, 3328—Six rooms and bath, | p04 water heat: decorated. | open, $10 Olive 1958 me Shoal Khest point in Cabarnne OLY DEE * FISHER 78 Cheetrt. ; ' : e : ' bys 7 : aXe : = . ' . = - . on . ans - er? ’ . “ " : ' , ’ +) ‘ : : > . 4 any O10) : and bath. Also five-room ef ata 13.001 * LORISS ANT. 3756—2d floor; beautifu a - 8 | JERFERSON 29044 S—4 rooms, bath.| SEVENTH, 2810 Sf. large fiats, elec: vem - a BM wr R CALTY™ i | PERSHING. G15i—6 | pate. har4- See manage’ on prenise® ‘ “ei 2 lare oons tai et, bath: will put in Northwest CALIFORNIA, 3407 E At Cherokee 4 fanaen ana seetrie i tric 15 Olive 19558. i h ee Nh AE 4 a wat fleere. B75. ‘ ‘abeny 137 LRicT: ‘ 3 n ' 0) : : reasonable rooms, toilet, gas, electric: aduits ony; FE ER OR % ALTY CO - as . Te. si = taneries new: .‘eryv Aa. M Tl RODEMY ER & i ye Oe 4 F erik | 19 OO I mR INSk Y RE Al TY CO.. ARI, ot daiagih “38.4.4- wkd rooms. first floor $20. rE -RE Og 10 C vols aY ' SHAW. 2035 A—Hunzal “ fiat, 6 ae CAT a TA. O47A ( rooma and bath ~ainl , lets of sunshine and fresh HW ANI Title Quaran’ hestn. ; ie mms, Daath, &heax 504 Wainwright i nerth: conveniences possession _ . "ene — Vietor 47 : , Ab | sieeping porch, bath: garage Cc) | erm: rent right 7M H Aol litle Guaran Y Hhldg ; TO8 Cc e , : ; “a: bi ms iide, Se » 1 : th ffice oF LIPORAT \ hObo—O rooms, hot-wa.' r JUNI ATA 4917 fy - TOOTH efficiency fiat _ : . " M . OR KON oe A& n @¢ Ga W9eT'T ROO heat? ’ ' Kenton 1697 " 40 00) FOURTE E NT a J aah, y: =. ee 3 H. FA Seo us i ye. furnace, | ' , we | PLYMOUTH se ‘ roome and ~ break - a : 4 > ‘ . & , . vard ete.: >? ; Roe ; = 3 —_ poe eM cas F 7 ; D CATALPA 953A—H-room flat all me | fast reom: «team «me? On) Ma! nN ° : ": 61 i Che stnut at A yee he AN 1) i7 ‘ 17 (— S rooms, tiie bath. in- i. rn Ripl NAT. , 1017 , 8 een th la ree corner Jt feces som —.$-rgvom fla : wee SHIA Ww. 4 ] ROA 4 rooms. mode rn: $50: ern conventences: i belek from Hodia ww J A Ripe TT rt. 7, renee garage if desired mont car. Cahany 04607W Pe oor of472 Ah rooms, 4 ; ns, Bath, elece GANY, 1LIZOA—4 moms. bath and c¢lec- ding steam heat, moder rooms, ai light; decorated; fine electri, —— = —e ; sii a 2? : . es 35 (1 "4 rig niv f) nSsiail I ‘ oA r Tris, hallroom, ¢ tiire ‘ >Y ' . ci JUNIATA 3R45 5 rooms bath “ furnace, SB cle! J ; kite? enette, ied 1 r ~—6 GU ' Ta: Appivy downstairs, ic) ASH AND 4 DAHA 4 oor! |. te ures. water Kas $18 . ———- me. §$: =f | e |] I ~ + Rng , floors, tile tric. $22 Forest 40J a JUNIATA. 3884—-6 rooms. bath and fur SANDOAH. 401 ee condition ir. ORNWELIL MR BF «> 91 NM. Tth i rage: adultes only. 3 Now available one Bereom Bet om 5 GARFIELD s905—3 1+1cOms, bath. ga ot . | ‘ASTLEMAN. 4139—6 roorns and bath nare S850 Sen NAERT R =. C.. | SHE A od $55 _ (eB) \CHOUTEAU, 45044 + rooma, breakfast | sd udern ; eamvedionee tfroom efficiency apartment in _ Central Saver e1ectrh cas. use of phone; no DETERING a >. sss See - ‘T_LARA TaH0O Aa? pooms eleetri: we rege : eedy ne oak . ‘ 500 Chestnut St." . 3 4 eee Af rooms, gx ‘Nectri me it 7” rn amy Ridg =e — me | age wally coer rdwood — es role SPRE 4 ye ig } Of «*hestnut . ne finiel s | rn 9 oe — he ’ 7 a a — cog Pe ce APAYETTE 41 TOA = reer kitchen lafayette Park 4 roorme Murphy bed ‘ x : - _ te tae # Fs f.rnace $4 \] \ It } 3 4 la Gor names $10. — . é : i. ry Ti i DATA Le CLAREN( ae i roonis. bath, modert.. ‘ myo mi.A A oe ey el > TEPC TT er > ae hat 4 ette- sun per hy fiiverside 17 48]. » ; eos at 1727 first f\oor north ‘ 67) (JAY rN Be ogy tar ‘ ” $4n beat hy fur : ’ JA‘ isHeS Agt. 10"3 x rand. 4 7) | A. m—- (2) | er ne nore. 0 a. open | VERNON, 5847 -Five rooms | srxTH. 1113 & ——_, ToOumMs and ki tchen, OR BON 2 & @& MYVeTT mere) | he ot sens? DF MARTINI wk: RPLIA Ae % rn Cait ret ex. screened sieeping porches; rent $50. ied} electri furnace $45 aduite Pak > a al e Seo —r er me raw Ni) 4061A—6 rooms: ¥1! - ' in foome cage ; — . : ; TSH ER “9. TThestnut CORA, BAZ S ar a room “flat: will Ggecuoraie; oe — VE we D 4 te > roo ms M. LAFAYETTE RN40A— % deren 4 roome $17 aoe rom AT Hn RENT (fe) Tie «i uaranty Pridg 706 Chestn t. ‘yer ay é - t , } . >. Grand Ai. ” 1M ” = . - = . + = _ = = hurt ator ; l rdwo« > floors: gra . PAS te " q i? i a or rile — aa » Hunti Ing 21d —3 roome "eS * | HARPER, 2932-—3 rooms and bath, elec- | 5 0s: 20 ,- rooms. bath. furnace; | CLEVE! 3949A—5S rooms. bath. fur rai ~ — w x | SPRING, 3930 5-——s rooms ate, Clemwas: ORO CLAYTONIA | VERNON, 4648A-—@ rooms, bath, electric, = ‘Me a . er xdults, fh roome, kitchenette, modern: rent §75; uruace: $47 50. eiectric, tric hot- water heat “ 4 GOLDA TPE bs . INE. Olive | —-.. -—— | elect ricit S35 HAR RY ate BOECK- aCe, eXLel : ‘ ; on aia a saame beth andl . f > Lis HEKFE RT. 36 it a iret finor went; 5 : ps . _ ie) ond ehuren , AF Ay rTe. ’ . sw AN 4°15 lat fi. went 3 roeome oor ~ Cail : : - Y mM (= a eee : . ome. Jeevan pores; , Garner: | oa a7 ri a o828—S large | Le oRLAND 4207—-5-room fiat, apart- furnace; rent $9. “KEANE & FRANKE. |” ')\naiion. breakfast room and kitchenette | €*** *» tax RAVINGS TRUST OO oS RNOH ad 5 Rate, 1 on Wet na a e '* ‘Tod ee ~d floor, be OB: | open = Ke. A G 7A NS SS, : fe N 7th. “Ol. ®: 347 aes ms rent ‘redur od : "open ” 5 6s ment ms le: one block east of Shaw's LOOK Chestnt at wt = Olive a4 . : | end ke oon ba RIART Snes ee ~: Ss Clayten & The Mim Parkview 1400" pote rN. 619 os f rae. bath. ~S x R. a. CO. °407 N. Bway | HEBERT. “1917 i—) rooms, ~ first “floor: hot j i OFT ie _ “hi Ril i. IANTE. 4715 me rooms: Cicaee Grand Obi? an modern copn- B hg fue Bd Avedecorated,. painted: | a: aan Dei mar, 4 Sth and aa nant L_EMENS 504A rooms. steam heat asic wR re n A ' 733° the ° | first-class oo ndition / (-1) | TENNESSEE, 4714A-—-0 rooms, tile beth.) enn cali Central A862 (eT) ) W aie eee 4802-5 reoma, i garage, strictly modern; (pen. ANDE RSON STOC KE-BUERMANN, Mi MULAN, 4712A-—Six tfoome tea Oy, 4 t : LAL : , we. AR ‘ ‘HSHOE Fr ‘ER I if tA)., & o i BL iP eo iN tl, New 4- farnliy Db | dle, 22> sani” “ae ‘ wae 60 OO “, ep hie “© Lig Mee Cee dna. eet ww fis mM’ LF :* . 7 ' + sul ' 50 on | Care of Curnay es. Box M-112, Poet-Dis TE EIR en onthe ee SNA in Pe salle i Rlig tts. -~ janitor service ren? $45. Fer informa a fur ‘ a . ; | red Bax | ji vob0 * ERSHING ' AV ‘ é Brin, ire rooms: electric: cheap | 0 "A pniv 191 o ok ll good ‘oma ie har dwood floors, strain neat. Delma: V. in , & LER. 909 s : - - ROROW. . ae OP | 4 ] (}. 12 A (" L Ko V K LA N | ) A LAFAYETTE. 3° eg Vloor wr eat: four new kheve let floer | oa a RE OR? ve. “T4546 New 20 te. | fu 7 2 ~ : Tit i uarenty - .” ? t } 1! Gr nd 7 EE a lek! — (ARANNE 647 a | “7 HOLLY. 4236-—4 rooms, bath, hat', ¥ COTE BRILLIANTE—4 rooms. bath, ga- , ' - Tt é37—4 roome end bath, spy 4g ' nana _ . APELS: floors, ivory finieh: dec-| nace heat; $90 _ Main 274 Oe bs, ep WAS ROT — ——— wut | FEXAR. 351¢A—3_rooma, with clestrietty: | ~ woos floors potwater heat: meow fins. INVITE YOUR INSPECTION. @ me, 200545 rogms, bath, tol- | Tide. : ne _| erations to eult; the beth. erreened | GONNECTICU T. ~ 3611 A—Apartment fiet. LAPATETTE. 413A hee ad TEXAS. B514A—3 rome Me mith electricity.| Call Forest 5@37. = (on A : $30. KENNERLY. 3958A—3 rooms, electric, | eleeping porches; separate entrances. $60 modern, 4 reoms, Murvhy bed: no Inwid Poor, “yo ned -_— ard WOO THIRD. Sa15A © DELMAR BL. 2076 — Tf Foomme, second . EPSTEIN, Ct RON, water, gas: $24. Keys 3936C Kennerty.| One month concession on year lease | or outside stair cleaning; hardwood fae t'y sunroom, BBOTT. > or. 700 Chestnut H. d. HIRSCH, eel Lafe Bidg. floor, weter, totiet; 16 month. (*7> 617 Chesinut st. (c68) CLYDE &. FISHER, 722 Chestnut. and tile, bath ) JOHN H, ABB ealtor, 7 Wirth Mtiteornmt ix lating tee waeler separate me .

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DWELLINGS FOR RENT HOUSE Cmyn Te oOcrne ted ‘¥ >. bidk . 4541 8 reer lower. newly terors ge 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLAT SUBURBAN PROP. KIR KWOUD—New. modern, | up-to- date 4- : apt. - hardwood, tile bath. natal “larkson, Kirkwo« DWELLINGS FOR RENT Northwest 483 Northeast 4 bath: $40 per mon: ghway. Nortneast. Colf ean 711 Chestnut. Ds CLU B “Fe YTS SE aleo ia! nd to “me s% per year (FF. 1109 Pine. '* DI PL. E > HOU SE S28 4 ALAPORNES AV. r¢ re ‘ee: SUBURB'N PROP’ TY WANTED $° COTTAGE—4, rooms, Florissant car t rd a*n HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. FOR RENT FOR — LIAM a? e 4 ms $4° | ‘ rN 4 : . ‘he r \ & i j -Y \——4 a nest ~ DIVIS! FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT R Nortn T°r'sa ‘se oS LORED ve SINESS MAN he tore in he = aft “~- printer. barber rnieved. very Feaeonadb! ieeuire on premipes FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR COLORED COLORED | PR? Wa.'i HOUSES, FLATS, ETO. eae Central eT ‘ — a+ * 4 W NOTO AO 1—Doct ore a" ABB " fot. : “s ne ba “3 “K BL sa 7h a0 \2- . . was ‘off “ee «* — electric ; W ASHINGTON, “9834 ? x125 ar lay $18 Chestant.| _ Fine large store. 275x125: 'arge diepiay « a : * _ 20} és nr a ar" fH ; rm. i . 717 % | »R “LEAS 20TH AND LOCTST m1 OS steam heat 1 pT W ELL ae a? FY COR. ni. Harri Realt “O0 N t? Matt and eh se STABLES_RENT FLOOR OFFICE, BERNATHY RAL’ ) th hestout: busy locati VWiILI. SHARE HALF MY OFFICE. +." “9 a 3 . “ALLEN BU ef ' eetr LESTON OFFIC ES = Fast heated office eA os ean ASTON-T A’ OFFICES #7 4a TT ry a te a 3.000 in F EET v space ____Northwest , psa | ator. | | fice an , ry i Aaa RR ai - | ee ood 2 ye CHESTNUT STREET South : GROUND FLOOR OFFICE J4%2%--—4) - FOR LEASE 4300-06 Forest Park Boul. Fine, Light 2-Story Bldg. 100x180. 36.000 square feet. Attractive Rental Gh. AND JONES For Lease Warehouse 4-story and basement 11.900 square feet of tor. For particu- IPPI VALLEY TRISsT Co wt Main 3640. Ft LEASE | BUILDING IN HEART OF WHOLESALE DISTRICT 65 000 - e =* ea : n at for q@ term of years. a PPI VALLEY TRrs Main GARAGES, Commercial Bldg S E. Cor. 4th and Clark STORIES AND BASEMENT ed Ww steam heat and ‘ON LOC US ST hasement ° LAS 9} APTS ith Le 4 LET—SUSINESS P’RP’SES $75.00 elevator. WILL LEASE CHEAP GOLDMAN REALTY CO., feetrie ‘AS AVENUE Domwme™= fy) +4 na ae | m_—- tf LOTS FOR RENT Goldman Bldg. 709 PINE Verw attractive space: suitable ’ + ' retal! VERY REASONABLE er GOLDMAN REALTY CO., wey ( ‘hestni for or wholesale. MARKET ST. | FOR L EASE OF I re ES FOR RENT DES REALTY CO.. 229 peetnut $ No-11 OLIVE. IN LIVE DISTRICTS : ! mee More’) BOx107 feet: ood condit PARKING PROBLEM SOLVED , D2 4) d ‘ ' ‘ ready for JOUR ee and | 2-18 MOR e "SN + Pe “tory bhric — S0x105 feet. 1x02 GIRALDIN BROS. R. E. CO. t 813° ( “hestnnt FOR LEASE 416-18 POPLAR TS eit ew N. E. Cor. 15th and Pine Sts. - ory and. bhasement eat and elevator: Ly OOD Qi juare feet. alty STORES a a ~? ii -™S! ains mesa Walters R SBompanyv = KINDS = gain to reapensiblie firm Delmar 3490W-. Open ode evenings. CH REALTY (w} Grend & Hebert. S Wanted, For Rent : and For Sale in these columns today. | TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES bs LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES | cm For Lease: FOR LEASE FOR Li Lease 2 x . 7 Washington Av. Building 3310-12 WASHINGTON One-story, two-story effect. room, Two balconies, for front and tile rear. hogany St 118 feet. rails, fixtures 100 feet. ’ balcony, Isx100 Floor overlooking both dis In. play room and service de- partment. Rear balcony, 100). = AE A en 6x10 floor aircase, Display vith Depth. Frontage. Main front +? Bi«e } = Dac iS granit Two rows of steel eC 19 ft. 6 ing plant and coal WILL LEASE FOR LONG TERM ISAAC T. COOK & CO. Ine, | 173 ARC ADE STORY STORE Roomy FOR LEASE ON WASHINGTON AVENUE for Clothing Store, Ladies’ Wearing Ag ay windows to be installed, on second floor. = ane Entrance. located in:-Depneartment Store Center. lease at elevators This bul Wil aeies ( Pisa term low rent. FOR LEASE Splendid location for light mannfacturing HOLBROOK-BLACKWELDER RRAL MAIN 65055 or small wholesale ESTATE TRUST CO, 1010 O&O FOR LEASE to 40,000 Sq. Ft. Space Also Elegant Light Office Floor. In the Heart of the Business Section. Daylight Floors, Heat and Sprinklers. Martin & Breitt R. E. Co. 1119-21 Chemical Building. [re LET—Busi NESS South — TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES | See 0 a STORES AND OFFICES 3938- 40-42 2 Ww est F lorissant enter | FOU RTH. 2420 Si Ll Chestnut, Realtor. Inquire 3720 tLe} _— rj Th. &TC RE str » ; 4 display: y AY. RETAIL | “ , Lis n o028 fine . Ty) steam heat: $100; open ; R EA aan ) OR'S ¢ GRAVOIS. 5204-—iiamn er a IC T Re ° ey ICE. : , _ store with aj artment above, . ty ght and ian ter service 7) GRAVOIS 06 50 —Laree more, « ? Semen? f "EISELS-GERHART R. E “R rObSY REALTE A i 419 FRANK H roOeR 1405-09 2s ~ R280. Delmar S:R and Co “ Riverside 4108 HEE 19—Exce! Ant new store, on HICKORY. 3 line: suitable for almost any for barber. shoes. etc ws 3 2701—1L. arz . «= an ——e . AF ATETIS ; nity for base) "aha te esters -ERT, an ‘i> 1541 N —st Chestnut ef. = live re. doubie af iow ha ker 4303—Second — office snace and i butch car ivide into ean = Ce autiomoni - —Store for pottery ‘HEIMER,. s ‘ new Apply ‘LANKE R, E CO.. ste (csu) FE E—Fine lecation for _Baies and \ ireinia. 7135-—Large. light, ¥ JONES R. B. CO. 618 SNNSYLVANIA, 2301—Dreg store: $50: a — - a ze . 25th at.. 3 modern stores rd ware or drug tile vest ibule ontanance. $50. N M-HEATED OFFICE a, Bit 3 —Stoire: "7305 For ——— If fiees am Cnr ‘. -_ ansfer Ten offices. «. w £41) t ay ro a Factory With Power. Etc. Broadway and "9 000 fant Flor- ri nrt 1: 547 RE R. OO. Monrre CC H. AR broadway. SHO PS FOR LEASE in the new arpenters, ‘me. ecutiwest corn ef see eT - - a “| S—Store: ‘ores and shope 1iiG as . zer rp \ ALLEY T! I 4¢h 4 ot rine anc Northwest Bo) —S tor corner Variety j rowing stores. each si:eam heat 401 9— Destrable - +f oe * “dy REALTY CO. O@t = NEW OFFICES" rpose. lew 9 Crand 5 rher Bhop > » io PEITLI “ee South hOws— St ore ALABAMA _Bide FOR L BASE - arta RETAIL BUSINESS | FLORIST, TAILORS “STEPHEN i eee a Re | OR DEL IC ATE rt oe sloi s oF in , x? r stand ON LAtX —- oe >, on ‘ i= ‘ Nes i.D ADWAY. 6204 3 any business NON LAUX, Dandy ~ a> i-_= . ER? Chestnot EE 3015—Store an steam sa 20 )—l_arre bral nee CHER: *KEE. 2304—sSrore ecat ron eu ~~" ¢ _ jee ry¥ tore ragga CHEROKEE Be a. DISTRICT if." s* ‘Audrey Ht. rr ag ik oft — heat afd janitor . . $i7 d open DELMAR Bt. 2 es THEI MI — S17 Cheetewt KEANE AND rat ’ : ie S751 S-——New stare: $37 LFELMAR Bi. 706A ; Chippewa st; tore ard West Kind: shee __BRINKOP, 618 Chesteut « Cabhany : 1é2%— mancfacturing er retair: eoem for 12 machines: rene ale GRANT. 7008 Hancock. Ben- oma FUGEN COMPTON pt? pr No hasement except for : BLDG. 3 a Srd, 4th and 5th Floors of This Buildings coming « pein, REALTY CO 7° is scotTT. ROO Chestnut S11—Directis ty: tate “etore tenant. LF ‘FOR ‘LEASE PELMAR Mo 2ar2 8 bOTL a x. ; RE FOR L EASE 5427 DE LMAR. ——— ee FO ‘OR LEASE g DELMAR AV. a ipa aga 7 to’ Deltmonte MARTIN. & B SREITT, 46060 = > a room her" [> Lar ce . ary €0 ais EI MNS 403 Com id 0. r “h; re 4 RT TWtie \ — ‘or. e C Mare} RET ahd ll doe Tf ”N : “? ’ a m an Chestnut 7is "gt re * ith heat plant: nted QO o7 N. Te; : SP AC E AL _* modern rea a o *? 7) TL, INDEL L * ft ‘.8 > town sheut 73 mies ‘or letiew ree fe ta wege a steam | Martet | terrifery end - ence — c For ‘2s net Spr : * aa price

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The Pees peicnitanseos Te ow rci 3. 1925 MAKCH 1. 1928 ; 0 ba Rth 7 . ° . 6 ic o— iW prope ++ ith . and , ma: MELEIN REALTY 104 For Dependable Information and the Satisfaction of dis- | | LOTS—3 improved. for single flat. Box | your 1 eo. M. O'REILLY. 723 Chestnut. iogany stairease, b * ny aay . 7 . : __ 1-329, Post-Dispat: oe | + = pORenY Sires ale ph egg Fire store: - | posing of your Real Estate Holdings. | ip — To exehange; Clear of ineum-| %#ST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US rails. fixtures, trim. ete, brances; in the city, and with water. | o¢ », roperty ete and cou a ee ae = ORR Pe 4? i ountyv ‘santa Ti | || sewers. gas and electricity already in; |° " expense ry a until we sell a Wagner-Grant-Bell Realt } from S13" to $25 per foot. ta excnange for | Ne,ezenes fr you unull we sell ii—Directly in front: | VY Q, | desirable seconds or equities over reason-| ga VINGS TRU ‘ST CO... 4915_ Delmar center White >. ay: fast- able firsts; the ground lies well and is Phone Forest 240 and &°4°. Faia & eity arge ' sate: Phon iy RRO on grade oem et ES op! 2 Z or practically sb: a gr2at many | .~ tenant. Park- © Oli ‘ lwo rows of steel posts. 2 ; FOR L EASE | iS ae a A ® | _“"_ 722 Chestnut, Room O | 2 gemenaiot ——— FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH, 102 N,. 8th_ st. | py ST! 4 ha 71k ‘ Q re a yf fo, 4 ssession. PROPE RTY Ww td. a or exch unge. ” 80-acre “a é i ‘ iD ° bo ri i 7 r heat. “a ets Fe REALTY | a , ey 72. 6-room house orchard, barns, | = One gE we . no ant and ¢o tn 4 4 | chicken houses, animals. tools: want city | ; + PM it : ‘ . se Bi ees —e rage,’ “STORE FOR | EASE CS a | -mpoverty. Box M-12, Post-Dispatch. _(¢)| 9494041 «Quick som Want On ] : /'PROPERTY Wtd—For exchange. 6- family | ~* = NSH re , O SG TER oy : a27 DELMAR vfs 4 oe wasession. apartment: want smaler property. Box | . or dan eNES REALTY OO. (078) | : Y-407, Post-Dispatch, _ |... BUNGALOW OR FLAT W ANTED Or NK & C oe Ine. 413 Wainwright Bldg. __._ Se | PROPERTY—Professiona!l trader will ex- | oe M1 a ‘ nO} yen Rivereida 9900 « AV. | ; 3 ape F | = si DE LM ‘on The word ‘“‘REALTOR” signifies a Peis ye eee ‘ue nae: | LIGHTNING RESULTS” Delmonte Hote! KE SIDE NC kK—F or exchange: ~ South Side: “ — Oe lao m r member of the St. Louis Real Estate | dee tae Ca eee ee RISBIER, | (itt \ ST Ol E ROOM . 4 BANTIN & BR Bldg. Exchange, who must operate under its ae 402 Federal Resorts Haak: iieg. | REAL ESTATE ae a ae _@tare na 3 ‘rooms. > ENCE enc aiuers ron > 5.0¢ } | 3204S GRAND B& . 2 . EASE : : 2 Bis > “ - = - apap. rules and regulations | RESIDEN 500° with ‘possession 7" want to | Tf you want to sell eg estate Vi take residence in exchange for 2: : nick] t the richt ice. TR IT Deal ith a Besttas | fine suburban building ground. on two w Me E. WR ani} R al Phone hiteas 49 iT DN AV Ie N LCE iy | 0 oer : ef “¢ best Bo | St. Louis | Call or address A’ LOOMIS, 7 N- 7th. | ~ ayy pineal cig Avg . pre ATT wnelesale houses, OFFICE SP. ACE 1% gy x Re eae cid).1 er, Bor OHSS Deeb spate je: no deal- | "fiat; hot-water heat, 2-car garage. | FOR RESIDENCE ‘ ; , . , D = r= * ‘ . ——_--- ac 1! e: } 9 F é 7: y re Sid | m ‘Oc an Sik ri 9 ro? ‘. - . . + . a. ~ LUST C O., Agel - 410 N. EU C LID. VACANT L OTS Ba td. —For car a ,AU ‘TOM BILE WA td —F'o: ; ex hange. 25- | it eg Realy Co., o75 A ade (Bide naggemeen gy , 5 a . gg te ad; os Y Ou will find her e vel V choice lots for I esidences. bunga- tot ~ a it modern build- . Sta tions and parking Stage, must be wel! | I Foot iol. ashington Park, lil... for auto- - on" ws = | eg Ol esate aig ac g Sle: 9 nel r= . 1010 OLIVE SPAR conrenieoces: vers reasonable | located. "Box M-5,_ Post-Dis, ic) | mobile. Ouve S284.” * sui | GRADE Dales oF guar wae, coupe in| OOo!” Submat anak 38h, have | lows, flats and stores, at remarkably low pr » — ye further informat! L sl Ww AN TE D —Phone service (few calls) and "NGALOW W td exchange good West ee og $0 ac: ful er bere d a OST Lae g. hy ) A i) Page ; 400. OU ~ a S a «. ’ yY pl Ices. WARD L. B _ ow E Li., mail address; west side east of (Grand. | End roennae house for equity bungalow, oe Se a . ee SSS | eee — === = 5555. 118 Box Y-175, Post-Dis. ; fiat Forest 3006R., " 25 weseemaciael, _ley. ba rite Box 94, Iror bon, | SS ere , . ORY RU IL DING— SON } equi re l i ft [lJ] ING—Dr A. ; Boh nin g: &-storv TRADE suick or other Make coupe ln PROPER ry OW NE RS j *t 0 floors: near Day vior and wa: ; building Defiver rade What have | exchange for my SV acres timbered land 1? O OW as Peery reasonable; buil! ir i con- yout 4 R. Burks. 4 ro % S§ Tejon. Col-| 2 mileg of Ironton, near Lake Karlany. ||} . Are you anxious to sell? If eo, | L a r | Tinia Pi dep thie. , in the beautiful Arcadia Valley. Write | list your real estate with us. Very | ee + d uiaTs & us. u ; viv " PERRY y har 823 Cl ado Springs, Col owner, Box 4, I[ronton, Mo. goo demand and quick results 4 > , . . Le 4) 5a Ce a ow. 1299 (Cor. are) i nes | | WAREHOUSE Wib., s@ Vie GENER. AL } M-27. ‘ost-Dispat h. 9 (c) brance $7500: want clear farm or mer- n ¢ q. . h h ] f ”- att es in * Bee norris * : SF oy Lae con whan Sp 0, Sores _ by > Sama ? yo -amacwe: | “AL. Ay us, We can trade any th ng. Olive WTARTM ANN. a re ny; T itle G uaran* v _Bk ig. = : —-—-— — i > _ . tf EXCHANGE, 200 acces land: will, ccnmider | down payment on ‘a news "ana 3° room ||| EDWARD lu. BAKEWELL, subdivision adjoining Holly Hills on the north. Even a h. TO LET USINESS P’R Pa STiiie Guar, Bldg. 706 Chestnu haa ogo Central 6600 EXC H AN GE. WwW td.—20-acre farm, 10; S. e. cor. Blair ar nd C ass., 4 stores, —El . - > TS oggee: cd Site owherd nthe era (Jie? ¢ Central 3 i ultivs on. mber, 4-room house: | ats: rent S350 per month: : 2a, - We will hare a livel market wh | j a i nae i >i, ate Sa ithe Ggaiy. or SUM arn nicKken ouse, orcha rd, cist ern, DUBINSKY REALTY OY, vV . ” d oa i meters offices: o=—. no $00 pa, * ae Jt wo | clear; want rooming house “worth 2700. Wainwright Bidg. the weather warms up. . er | at ares, S60 ect. ise ee WILDS agi “14S 7th.” WONDERFUL business comer Ta the Wan: | OE es SY |!) Take South Grand Boulevard bus to Carondelet Park; a aWwiyv ecorated Lon PTT +7. . . ok : sonable; newly dec ' g5c daily, 3 s pun. Discounts, EXC H ANGE td 5-acr S ieonari End: property in ge condition; will, $837—Large bright store, cuitat er 617 igaie——3s fim ic: 7 tames. rancl cres rice land, corn land, exchange $35,000 equity for clear farm. — i pti . l] Hill d ee. t LOO many business. — , ne tds.$f . + ied ‘au good timber; Want apartment, flats or! St. Louis ‘County preferred. ~ “Box G-ly2 and select your ; lots In Ho 1 S to a . 7OOk é ’ . 4993 Store and b asement, steam | “s, I o ‘ pun. oC. iarge residence | Post-Dispatch. . . . euitabie, for offices: Mi; reasonable. See janitor in rear 0 times. do | C. J. HILL, Agt., 114 N. 7th. APARTMENT EXCHANGE—66 | sa os ca ee ‘ a «moc . y ixx WEST a : : : peta! ease, ____ (c80) BIDS. PLANS, ESTIMATES E EXC HANGE—Modern 7Z-room frame, on 12-familvy: 16-car gar age; annual in- : DA. > I,’ 2 Py Mwy C1F): ’ ‘a WONDER L COMMERCIAL FU i. ert aree store;_-rent reason- | —- . ~— : =i Pic soe juffs, near dgmont station; ’ come $16.000: wants 6-family or clear | ]: I DE R | R RI \T ry ( () \i | \ \ \ Jt *RAN will decora 14 saa ede saaalieal Semminctidaas aut eee " res al ruit trees; ic “ | } B00 af “ heat, elect or Dae va- | 20 Fidelity Bi Lindell 612 eo a ade considered. | AUTOMOBIL $10! ANTED | Grand Boulevard and Carondelet Park Riv. 1622 } t.;: ren . ) pe r mé n. ine - = = mip _ ” Vad 1 iiiai = +- 2 he in 4 } v il} ex ‘hang e my (000) qu ty { t , i re ‘ 2 " ¥ . r m ‘ ** - 7 MURRAY REALTY CO wait BedhN cov Fas STIMATES Areh - | BQUIPS est. En se ly apartment ores and 2 flats valued sa PEGs vont "610 (ray Oo1s Avenue jy ictor 4762 W Cor, 7th and Market — - Soe - 4 ee 4 rooms, su! arlor: consider high-grade S87 yer month, for an automobile. Box ' . L-44°4 "6 —Four suites of 3 roms ; a sion ; s aye ry “ 7 Bes ~— 7 Mu G + Post- Disp atc h. Pan ent (c ) feception hall: one of 2 rooms and| jo one Ewa. ite fall) O12... | —cash_ price; $=».000- Box M-3Uo. P.-D. ASA BLUF F HOTEL PROPERTY—8#0 | | on hall and two * room sultes: heat —— - —= —— $—— ,i TR. , everythir puick Try +. Min- rooms, fur ac : / ti] ot water furnished.: Olive 7798. COTTAGE S—F illir cations, rages mn, Title Guaranty Bldg. ove tton ished 60 acres: 12 bluff, ae Pl : + f a7 . rick XxX. complete ‘ . “7 ee - ¢) “ee y ‘ > ‘ rTr.,T .] H, RODEMYER_ & CO 6: Saas : oe a : . > a shane t ye for re- W E N EED k OR — * ¢ ’ ’ , ty . a U it- ‘ f- ° ) “h ri aré wx, Fompete, ‘ Title Guar, Blde_ 706. ¢ estnut. , ier th for choice income write 617 1 Me Pherson. county im- | , , sa es sowing ta : oy . oe $125 ve: : | proved or unimproved. Phone Delmar || —— “ £8 | ee ae . Cor, Olive and Whittier! : rage, ),” complete : RM Wid.—Fo= exchange. 10-room resi- | 1353 wast IMMEDIATE SALE ‘REAL EST’ TE—WTD. TO BUY , for viear farm, ¢ a . , » . : . > e Ir) ) no —— - — - Laative: large corner store: tile AE. : 7 ‘ e. -‘ ie be r I A b. A eS oT W 4N TED . iii ’ « j ’ P ahe > . . " >” ps leo | wv , m ont h y payment &; 7.an ‘ Of é a : - i / 7 ; | : —, leat furni d; 3120; also; “+ mecifications 1 vy pas a: concrete | PFARMIS Wed R: fiats. exchanee for b As firet Payment on new emodern brick af i, 8, and g Room | Flats, Apartments Wanted SI i} RISELS GERHART R. E. Co..1 shpit: $5. Reynolds, 3617 Juniata st farms or business. Minton, Title Guar- | OU"&8low. See 7112 Arsenal st., Maple- | |} -\kitd-——To buy; double 4-5. or 6//| ; 4 Ona ate (ao von » wood: price S6000. FLAI yid ( vy; t]) tn Pe anty RB | | rooms. Box M-133, Post-Dispatch .(¢) | | Delmar Sth and Chestnut, ; ATI ders : laid is dh nt) ) ;° = . 7 ade motets — ¥ ’ i: $35 mont h. Call Cabaay fing e. _A. Dou gherty ( ~ Ang o4: 31. J. FARM—l1860 acres. clear of debt: 3 miles | er ove S property or flats. Ask for Mr. iat H: ve a]j { } 1)¢ $70 oe S80 ‘ rae ‘ al ms ie an 1 : : bik “ul, i ¢ y ie Ask for Mr. Gilbert. ti > , iu tion: want to-invest at once. Box4G- | Meds, clothing. shoes. ete. | wert hail - ee ge ong Eaneperen, seastle, Pane Pe. GLIck BE 82° Chstnut. Olive 9483. | REALTY CO | 214, Post-Dispatch =. 11 3 | L. build 4-room frame. $1600; brick, td.—For exchange, building and geen F H ps iis | T Wtd—Single 3 and 3 or 3 and 4| 906 we : ‘estat 5x0: os transfe! | - HK every 0: roo , ‘ j M ARRIFE tT PE OPL FB. S2LL00; oom modern brick, 4400: 3- | weine - 4 : 2 otor : ww ™* o , I ) $ 4 3 i ‘ : i ( ‘ Rika ~~ Lore rooms, | Dia {t e\ er occ ur to vou that mavhbhe | reny) - direct from ower. 5OX G-326, ‘sg a . family brick flat, $5700; 4-family, $i. | livin 0 ;, nity ) : . i ~ bd of. I. EPSTEIN & SON, | §00: stores, flats. residences: get prices; gis. 3 ts a ee ~.000, ~ eg you can't afford to own your car? Have ||| 610 Chestnut St. Realtors | ‘ost-Dispgteh Beeee Wh? 61 é *hestnut at > , f “ : bs = ‘ - ¢ ‘ lear. A. Mom- you decided it ww uld a w ra i » ree ri " - t ] . eee building loans, plans Guarantee Son- rt: “Niding from Cx ' , ae © wiser to invest | || “L Wtd. -To buy; single or double; } || ied tims in studio. Cafi Lin- hs coeeereion ay Foo "‘Wateerctene ae to: ' * %y iid ing from. Gem Theater, Val- | the monev your car costs in something | | M 17 72 » ‘ation: moving to the city: must || 4" 4 ee ‘ite 5: ey ra Mo. that will Increase in value and make you ain if Main 1009 » bargain: re al estate dealers need not t¢ >) e -—~- e a | Olive 7758. (c8) | FLAT—Have modern _single,, west; will |!ndependent? I have a dandy lot and need | |!__ enim | apply. 23A Mary av we! = ~ ~ > BAN TRACKS 963—Store with | cmon om = = a inne ee | ee mae mB. 406: oe re with ATTENTION, CONTRACTORS. ARCHI- trade for vacant. Box 1-62, Post-Dis.| your car; I wit accept the car as first ; a ———— LATS Wt F —Single or double: 4-5 rooms, — a - ——— . HN W. GIBSON REALTY CoO ¢ | FLAT Wtd.—Single, modern: will ive | Payment and give you most reasonable ith heat: ay fair price for sub- || f , 14 : 7 —Large . ; "498 ? ie | ‘ a inane Ride. Building OAs, drawn bv exper'- clear 9-ronom W eet End home and cash. terms = remainder: I will take any car Bungalows, Cottages Wanted : socotian’ rete Am nelathacheut. All Improv ements Completed ’ - ( if it is in good condition, Box G-416, | BU NG \LOW Wta —To buy, 5 or 6 rooms. | A. T. JOHNSON R. CO. Title Guar, Bldg \ also experienced notary Box M-240. Post-Dispatch. ; PWashineton: om modern st:Tes, eaclt , true A ‘ ‘ ; Li "td For ex hange, ‘do ubl a » 4 wt ; KLAT Wtd.—Single, 4 ar £ 5 rooms: | TY . . Becting roots ant sta ena goo | Of trust attending to investiaation | Fig\ioom fiat, sewh: take single far ter | 50-ACRH TRACT, $25,000.00 LOW Wid. —4 or 5 rooms! well]. sitictly modern: desirable location: South ||| Let Us Take You Through This Beautiful Tract f T} * al ‘toad 77 . “eee e i . - . iT KR. CO., R14 Chestnut & ENTER, 523-525—Retween Olive, ic: experience drawing deeds Post-Dispatch. northwest: reasonable Lindell 4635. | | | . : ! ie angett! >.d.). | ‘ closing | sales, i e d: pay cash. Box M-239. P.-D Sside preferred, but not necessar v ti rely (all tin lell 1679 immediate eed vs sus erv- “a V Rox Y-* t-ost- D I in immediate nee 1 of h gers Located near Manc hester rd.: fine for BI NGALOW Wta fo price and ful iformation Box ¥ ’ ‘ —— FEY © rooms: modern ; . ce * “wy ‘ Pi ‘ . brick cash Box F 1O8 Post-Dis iS IN GTON, s973—For lease; _ ore ac tor Tulare reference. Com is e ‘he i . . Ce ae eee st ck: subdivision; will take large residence in “| or. = . : fm ne i acdc ode ‘ Trae ‘ ‘ “ nent 1 We heal ‘Ars " Lat ‘ sarin, DW) Bb, ‘ i exc we ve as part pa v. tte } ‘ ls ' . : . = — ~— . — ———_. ——_= ' . * aa wx, with’yard privileges = | a} — To rm ’ ote he rg 1. ; Snee 7 = = . Ss l, OOMIS. ‘ _N. 7th room 215. BUNG Al OW Wtd.—Not to exceed SLO.UN0 Fae ts —Single 3% and - Oye ; ti} eisner Cd ul In O r 4 ion March 1D. mn t1 I lans and " p s, ific a : py OF ae For exchan . fike st ock and - a _—— = — - modern, 5 ; rooma centra! Acdatir rooms * 4 4 oi ,- lia to Utah: ¢ ee be ; 4 - ee “ 7 or — 7 lave your plan: nade by an architect | rain farm for single or double fat: mov- bargain. Ro Post -Disnatch _ sota an Lenk ‘2 wind — | , , Rro oOWway. 15x50; . JETZ-S¢ HN ELL R. E. CO. ta . te en Ol rigure | ty ‘ ths ‘oe ,a] + : ’ a : : , = spaten . ‘} t mi’ tie i al | Ci ate ir cation, rice, | *>*>6 P ’ \ ' ’ Y ’ nore SE oie cae ron st; then get, your tigures. | eo cte. real estate dealers need | REAL EST’'TE—WTD. TO Buy | NGMLOW Wid. Oe Teaidense: toot | Sent, 8A ee eee Mane 332 PIERCE BUILDING SEE SSS: ere eo il. v. ist ra] Y es t ot apply 5: Mary a ’ : ‘ seal i atic for” beauty 1 ‘ . p ond H ol “Benton 1441: > | oP —— — ATTENTION—Property owners: Will buy | mall commission: £e it if cheap = = "ed ao Bime ; 536 St. .ouls. 6! . "2306 Ss. Jefferson, RETAIL STORE me ond ‘ . TLATS—Tw ng'e flats, 4316-18 Forest your property, pay all cash; deal direct; S& Cabany 479. ic) hs ar ee ’ O-a3 — brick M ain 986 = — - ; , mes each: hot-water with owner, Call Parkview 1: SSI. 4 rooms, Oath al yr tptg Wo gd: we J — | c cottage. h500 gar: ize porens rear of Net: lot 75 . 7 write , ae, e hE CRNITURE’ MA N—LOOK R E A L. E S I A | E FLATS Sor a re. _ = jogbles ai 30. » Post-Dispatc “eae «n same. Box | E jALOW Wtd.—5-room brick: have 4-| FLAT Wtd——-Do you wish to sell quick? | | THE M ISSOU RI BOT AN IC AL GARDEN STORE —— il se ES : Ging {is under cor wmtirue tion, rn. a. . S JT x‘ ‘Nang “J Cw Cc pe: 6s oO ‘ \ ist E.R Te a ee 2 brick bungalow to trade. Forest ‘ ‘all on us to list your property. Wea have - ret singt Plouls and Marcus: a good loca- Mnictre pag break fast room and ki ite nenette, BUNGALOWS Wtd.—Flats. apartments: 4225W. (e) cash buyers for flats hungalows, stores, (j d 567 ih ran neh rent. os A furalture store: get in touch | — separ yt oy am heat; price $2 oy a ae direct from owners. Box Y-73, Post-Dis. | RUNCA LOW Wtd—» or 6 room brick. wi th lots. ete. Call Vie. 1942 i} ran ov As . s Only 2 stores lef ut of seven , : eT ill oe collage, single at OTieyu NGALOW Wtd. "“—To bt f } ETERING AGENCY, "3627 Gravols. Rea oP Chest ™ Post-Dispatch Want Ad Phonz, Olive 660 | wacant as p: ae 8 1.7 $ GALA t o buy for home and 10t-water heat; location south or west D ; ; ‘ * ea — J. ALTHEIME R. R17 Chestnut. Solid owe Oba dine, Gee ar bon 9 | Var _ ra = . _~ ES ete hliRgn g n. investment. bungalow or = or 4 family must be close tq parochial school: gis Open Monday e vendaggs sae | « Jefferson: stare cPCHANTS, See 4635 DELMAR| Display, 35c daily, 450 Sun.. Oxt-of- | FLATS—Have 28 finie on” vrominent | tt South or west St. Louis: all cash: | full par ‘teulare. Box 1-344, Poat-D. (62)| HAVE cash for tmm ediate investment in ane : f 7 ' , . “ . 5 444 is———riave 3 1,ats YT ) e a 2) ‘eo »S ] . . . . i : Ww AL. TE RS. R E ALTY .e 4 axe Store and basement: modern | town agate 850 daily t0c Sun 7 dis- j 8 nd rape - be uM or tene- “if ha rea in: south 1: 509. 1S 7th. = = To , ae —— : oe i. . SINGLE LAT Wid—To buy - or cottage | ance mon Box Bt a0.” Pest 2 gage cactifica, $4io. 3 ~“_ ae ana —o0 wt . ~ . “ ye wh Olin r 9483 [Ni ‘OME PRe IPERTY Wt. \- oy descrip- ! ) A em, al - ‘ Side: sae ~~ ~ b eal °- : Ni rth Kind from owner. Box Y -336, IUL ius YY AL 1, ER R. ce. * 807 Chestnut ' OT ane _ : 15 — is" Wisaa 1 Be -——Large store, 2 , oe TERS RE AL7Y co | play, 3 times, Ic; 7 times,daily 2c, Pare 4 : a rinn ' #fon. for stment P.p.!| G91 mer. SMandech oe er oat-Dispatch yTs— west. suburbs; must sell;:|““.., ~ = 227 4 a y E eG HANGE-——4-room brick cottage; fon. forsinvestment.__B ¥-241, _P.-D. —— CT ne om wets Tw BS iy oe . alno. , P gg tee ay , lots 45x1 - feet. we ~ : eet. Call F °. sl able f if grocery. “ efr + ! . ° ; j 9a ; 4 : r - -- 4 ‘ —- ~ ~ ~ ry ; »4 (“hest iu Sun $c; nie ‘ th oll burners le iTKe wash property, don’t fajl to see us before list- i Gop , ; —a— the development of over 325.000 acres of | buy: mode rn Box G-164. Post-lI is (ch?) ' must have 8 or $ ; gyno? Bese ~é20 Lie cline Tr AV New Orleans. — sor. sever for two gas pumps: very low | i: iw. Phone Delmar 776 or 777 and ou: POR EXCH ANGE —lo-famiiv apartment. | jJand. including 600 golf courses, and of- ~ : = : _ modern in every way. located | ——— pemeraieh ces “RE. Al. ¥ Fellable party . | represes ) ati . ‘epee ee ace tse) Delmar Garden; all apts lease d; splen- fer the services of a trained and experi- | COTTAGE, Wtd.—4 or 5 rooms, modern Forest Park: stat v1 ice apd ‘ | a ‘oe j ys j ‘ ~ . . Y . . - ~~ . > P . . , ’ : —_ et " Re om T DICKE NS. 612 Chestnut st I epre be if 3 Aili. di gq Inc ome Box G 4R7. Post-Dis. enced of ‘ganization. American P ark R uil d- ; Si de cash tor bargain. Box y full particulars Rox L-t. Post Lis. —> . M ‘ ; ' f neparen | . . . "aa a ost-I ispa : wes arp WANTED VER Or jJANTER CENTURY 4 anufac turing ASTUON- AJR PI'S co B58) T FOR EXC HANG E—C hoirce vacant lots ers, ZOL Ee. Ontario st (Chicago APARTMEN' —large etore ~~ 4 . ; sa gel, Easton. . , a mily smpartmnent. o or 6 reoms, ) . Business Property Wanted . ay a must be reasonable; will give FI? DANK L Site BUILDING Wide tuav. for drug store lear dwelling and cash in payment. | p ; ; - client's bulidinge | , ' recked | Rox G-307 Post-Dispatch, ‘ ae mii p. AIN Ae. ms LAR—Prep. : seathni eanrae ° = ne Fy whe eriy an a frontage wt ae meas Bi 4 ane , GREULICH HAS c ASH BUYERS | 164.6" on Poplar: ce et ~~ 5 \ | quiries, (i . | ‘ ’ > Rox M-205. Post-Dispat KKASE Spring | r 1c e - List— -MeDonal l | POR EXCHANGE-—Income preposition in| [or Wid — Fo 7 ‘1 ’ j r quick results. call Hays Orme Reality . 4 ; z ( i Co., Bomon t 2008 "Jetferson and ae | POR EXCHANGE-—9 stocks goods, 2 prop- | Post-Dis. ry ple (> a i” rae ~~ z ‘% . = ' . j (ec 8) erties. 64° oO M;, ip! Cc No ph one wl LA ¥) VW td —{ heap: to bu P| frame cottage. nut. } for income property; bave some cash. |INVYESTMENT BUSINESS Wtd- P| | | ' me er ee ae N 2 \Wv ‘ »}: ‘;- IC Ea ‘) 4 ; i r , —S : - : . nates i ul ! Tar single and do hle lat. see us at once Miss . f “: y ‘ (all, phone orf write for our new epring the heart of dow? eee 1 district; under eash, Box “37. Post-Dispatch. accion ry _— he Ty bE en mnday eve ings. Gr and and Hebert : REAL ESTATE CO | $M story ‘prick i ( ! Agt. ote. 000 cash as first payment. Box. ( 401 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST CO. “i st.. ' : 5640. FOR EKEXCHANGE—6-familv apartment. n oi pees * sed __East Side IAYT Wtd.—-Suitable for flats or store: ; buy: worth from 20.000 toe S60.000 ow Me MOR i °O4A N. 4the specializes tn ~ ; FOR EXCHANGE—Wi rade good office ‘ O24: + ps street, in south or southwest wert att | 36 iA M. Tet. 'of house No. 00: either 50 or 100 feet. eT es on Ld.fle a vis Joea tion for shoe store —~ —— = ans . x valine : - oe ' , ‘ ‘ ; FOR FE: ANGE—4-familvy, 3 rooms and | LOTS Wtd.—1921 Buick, summer and win- | HOU: $5 Wid. —~LAre ose to Grand av |lot 50x105; price $35 foot: s. s Chamber- Northeast corner of @th and Pinet tet Beer “bare ig meme ) 3 Mops OD, et G-207. Post-Dispatch, ; s APARTME N’ cr Wtd Or ts, 2 to 6 fam- | = ; a diun wriced ; will | Be | pas ony aso podan. é eee aie eae et Ae ee Nl 38" f*.-D) Be SIDE Ne be Pr, ~. R i rlce } ; lot 30x137 ' 4; pric eo $12 the Wty Po for $4190 per A. ator ry xv: excel " t sp poor Rox uh ] “o aA i— Rig olf, in Cabanne district. \ P K Alotr ing University \/ Y J 7 ’ ae 4 ° . ‘3 >hrr op . > e ; *‘ost- dist tt in. . , rp rT ~ . ‘ — “agg 7 ‘ ’ . , . > at Ls te! | City ew ar a ; : CC | 30 (Maplewood)— | JOHN RETHER & CO.: 811 Int. Life BI. pra _ erty preferred: cash, Box Y-90, P.-D B ¥-238,_ Pout-Imapaten.__. . | City_on Creve ¢ ‘oeur car line, s. # Bartmer, orner use — , eX RD 734-736—T ; . ; : ae 7: ae | wo attra “ee . bat! : sleet - rents $s! 440 vearlvy : We nt ter ito >" > od sondition; worth S500}: Ww 4 as 2eeer : Wi e: inaton, Morgan or ; , oot rT " 700d. am son THW EST AV. 7 fe res, suitable for milliner.’| larger modern flat for $6500 equity. Box | want clear “ot northwest. 5468 Hamil: Flats, om sd man: anted * -113. P.-D (c53x) | ain: price $40 foot: Purdue. price 910 SSx1°27.6: we are offering this Kae } . Berthold. s. s. Ww ise. No. Sees Berthold; |} a very aftractive price. property ren e care « 7 Guar, Bldg. FOR EXCHANGE—Waterman, 6-family : ; ; ies; ‘west. Dox ae veh bo 72, Poat-I = ’ ade B eC} ; : pi a y A is the time to list with us for spring | : oe bay *" | > terme and full partic ula TH KINGSHT! GHWATS ) 134 (Webster | 6 rooms, rent $8000: want home or!” aening: we have the buyers and accom. | APARTMENT Wtd.—-To buy 6; tamil y apt RESIDENCE Wtd.—To buy, modern 6. | Kingshighway. | n. ¢. corner ee MISSISSIPPL VAIL. Le Tausr é "| yep r pr De rtv — pal t pay : Box L- plish results Phone or ‘send desc rpption ARADO}! it S40 a a - at_D ’ _ “an dw * ' ro . gal ane re ass nn able : South Si 1¢ | lot 14 05 xl1° oo: Ow pric ‘6 for qu ‘ Ber e Main 36 40. : . . ; .*? Ox Dat c 4 vs. of ‘T Go a eS FOR EXCHANGE 3% acres with 5 club- laekarn °° 7 5 as : : FLATS Wtd “ to 9 rooms. . a7 7 bie for rooming | a Heights, end dof Market houges at Deicke, on the Meramec; room Workers,” Sént @. Grand, Grams GD Victoria Bidg ; RE Sip Ee at . , - Pine: not ‘ess LOOxi 10 Post-Dis. Pope, % bio k ‘from ~ oO Falion Park; LTy oD. 604 Wat ‘| wiOg fast: re :, tory | | : ~er ‘ PR OPE RTY Wtd—A good plece of West | FLAT \ tt lot ; r single flat. $65 | ——— FOR L BASE. 7, ell bata piste _ one k- | SEAL ESTATE CO cor Dengatos, | fiat or good vacant. Tel. t nd baditiees: give varticularé. Box anes re Sully j Box t -250 Pi t-D ie ee on 2 or 6 rooms. in i | ee Sane excellent fo ~ Lor — 50 feet. face lin, aa wor - ’ 4 be as oa - = ame aR: .. Post. Disps tch. TAT td —{olores jocation; quicK an cinit of ine ro ‘ VO azen.s } é re “ag * tn F - - deal vat = FLORIST, TAILOR SI | 2829 or exit ae oe | Orica Quick Sacre WANTED Agtnts] | FoR EXC HANGE—New modern 4-family | 9 oo eNch OR PAT Wid —T have been | ower. Bax M-55, Post Diepateh. | Sinity ofS aaa ten fc)! Wasbington; lot 60x192; west No.| BREMNER RE OO. hous ane Pa OR DELICATESSEN | = else esata hardwood ficora; d-car brick garage;| transferred to St. Louis and want to| PLAT Wid.—To buy: single: 4 or 3 7 ALBERT T. TERRY & CO. |719: very low price: forced sale . Lavi — oa 142m exito house 4 = (c92) 1a NOC loore;: ca | ré : ‘ . gage , ud Bo M-146. Post-Dignatch 14 3 r Washington av. (Vinita Terrace}. 40x adie. aii taper vements made: price 445 fon 7038 = «amtha af ah ap tan 7 , buv a residence or flat of 6 or 4 rooms \ yOX ; want § nall single flat or bungalow, Box , 180 ot _per ost... Phone ii ive 7 neshieh wa ~ . : my ; ' we ee aoe went ny ‘ast of De RBaliviere. bet. een Lindell and j{ Oe or : oubl wren yt. gr i Pot | nd ea ew atte , a a GARDEN 1R BLDG, | wit .suuT , % 3 first d s of ‘trust Delmar: fe he modern in ae a . 7 AT Wi Bi 7 4 293 Post maton spec jalizes In homes and sell | |JOHN S. BLAKE & BRO. 815 Chegtnut. ' Grand, ner Dodier: ‘601250 ; . ‘ ty “) . ‘ « a f: , n! aes — —— 7 ; * | " « ree ™ easel ree iy radius a bts and store Space for leas on ‘Missouri jiand: one $LVUOO and ~ % , — re gets t “location (and. fe i Fr LA T Wid.- ud if , rh . a ak mor i homes . than any a gent in i { ‘H¢ ie 2 BU IL DI NG lA ITS Ww with 11. WissMati “Sasa Nw creda. new district open, 3 4 ng Sudios, h abe ‘rdasi : — $2000; would consider good house, y- barticulars: at once to Rox G-394, P RY ; have SIE 010 cash. Box ts-—. st -Dts } | 140x120. s, Dewey, 1 block from | for—3ice w h frat ly 4 we e357 ; TOS] r Exce! lent ‘ Vasnery, * thing equal value. 7245 Moler av... Ma- i = . — \ . -ROPERTY Wid. —W ij Ho pay hod rtd —| —— 4 rooms. mode rn. be- ad OULs, and on thi IS MASIS S0- G d ns son highi ‘tm rroved first- we ~ ittiery 50- fowt: all EDWw AR D NE "MAN. 1203" Times ES res ervice HN plewood TENEMENT PR¢ aR Vd. il - Re 4 Gr : St Loule av. | fvrand «an a gry t , provements: ‘erifice: ideal for doubie Ds. Mion: RE ALTY CO 1! — a cash. Box M-56, Post-Dispatch, _ (c) | FP aplcno “oe te r i t the listing of your house | class district Abe 2 per foot fiat. Colfax 2 6n- . os Arcade } ide ‘ : ii] FoR In xc HAN! ih 4- family flat, 4 rooms } — NT wed. Bulider wants vac ant on ! Be 1-415 l’ost-Dis 1c! i¢ 105x125-— pa eowey, op alte Dover BROMNGK .f r Wal ° West . . sa | | and bath, hardwood floors, steam heat, | VAC A Wtd.— Bulle , double FL AT Wed. — +4 Fale South Side; 4-5 or t 1] it, if yo! | ok west “of Grand tingwh ighway; : 150 te ; Ba toresi. , as =H || | 4-car brick garage; will take vacant or B ghee Grett; nds eae. ‘bargains. § rooms; hot-water heat, hardwood when you W ant to s¢ ! * | Sa m bones 5 LOT —Lae Ry mt. i, ans A, te ee rOvlLEe sa5.40 NS Of “gto a 7 : . 30) a unga ostie }.T) , : 9 we . opposite Oly ear 4345; , 5-40 N—S3 fine small flat or house as part pay. _ (eB) Box Y-1LS Ny Post-Dispatch, Papen strictly modern. Box M-2 I want quick a and good results. ‘ etere end flat: 5150 ret? iT *. owet} fine rocatit 7 UW , 3) ay busingses rene vient: nent am DBUSINESs P’RP’SES | G-400, Fost Mspatch VACANT LOTS Wid. —Suitable for double | FLAT Wrd.—Modern, 5 and 6 room: west 4. - : | monthly. RON FE Tt 800 Che yt t—And de Ma FOR | BXCHANGE—Have new st of Kineshighwa 823 Chestnut an ea: 50x150-——N, JOHN GRETH eR ‘Ee & R. G. SCOT: - de sk: downtown | Tra ark _Tegistered. bullding and showroom. leased $6000 eaten REALTY AND RLDG. JOUN NY RETHER, & CO,, B11 Int, Life Bi. bh vr f 41 FMR 1s) RS ; mae , ae: : must be geesn 2 cy . : rs a store: ~ ' reason b} x semaetiineanitelinanaentiaamednientdaaconniniaiia ial ily ep axes; want ’ S x coe \ "42 N.—Laree Vitpat ~ ae able, Hox = annually. no arpenee t tax _ 202 Wainwright B \dg. Olive f p24 FLAT Wtd — Doudie, in South St. Louis. _Ringsland, east of F vif location, Acniy West 5% On h 27.500 equity | rast . | nt —Wit eet | ® ¥ iNT "t@.—Reliab! ~“bullder for Ruvestmnens: prefer f° deal direct f Co.. Sarah and Easton. _ i th “writing desk ; utinen smaller: wil] *k second. Box ( VACANT LoOTs W eliable oe 2 . wey | ty vWeann _ lat $40 per DELMAR RL... 4630-32-Stores, | tice, Dhone. “Box ase | MEAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE 237. Post-Dispatch, with one Se cubla hetmater | FLAT Wed, —Or ee thox137—Bast_side Union bl, 320 feet (7 ‘a ~- ; ae CENT 2 wants good vacant lots to git and any businesses’ heat Forest BAL “ ‘ th TT “\ APARTMENT W td. —Exchange good tene- FOR SALE— . _ tay, Unt reretty Park; Fis “ee a . er on 36 yet -Dispatc '@ er nade. Kuchenig, ) = : ; . 4 ear’ southwe ity eon: a —- . {fives $1? Phene Cabe®t Dis th point preferred. E ; big development being ma ou &.| WE have cash buyers waiting for single or | FI, Av x td.—Single or d ubie South Site. Lor wis. : aa ams “ pont. 1 Fy pid. 1 OO Odell: I half block weet of Tower | ait asi so &.; lotus av.. sa Gudbaienins 7 : ” n "° _ . ‘ . k 2 APARTMENT—24-family: -$10 L000 equ! ty 3123 Ilvanha dowble flats of 3 and 4 rooma, or tene ~ . _— —— wv AR Te, “an? Ea uel ore. ; Vit r : ie mm atin re bt sir ess: = 1}) n you 14 i : : a . : Yih itr riy SAA ee “ mee Also for 3 er Rn orl | 7 no arent. Box +e he ea: ‘,rove LP eT oot - . " | “FANE AND rRANKE Bae . | 37 lasiede ‘store. 1D A. | hal on ay is ay oak: Dispatch. Si} = ba are bene a i eas : esata, te. one: = od : mae’ of Delmar: strfet- | Post Dispate he ~ ' 41 a Pee are eo — oO. iH Brooks REA TY ros 107 N.7 Lucilie av. near tot ~ us “ fi " eo7o4 A vy re al he } = a : uy : — a #} e wre Se aint ay f ’ ] . fern: c hoe v\ est End laration. KF 1A W ts 7] — Mocern are rr rr? Sin- ‘ “ ; ’ frat Sr heevl . : %, ont ¥ nd: shoe repair, bakery. ? “ for es. about, "5 miles | AFAR’ = NT- acres = tch Want ad. NOK. 2712 salerine RON “1S Spestnut. ‘¢€ i Pog a Ck. any location. AUTO, Ww (4. (9000 saute for fiats. ~ Box ~— g Be gg bulldinay, $- 5.0003 or Olive 7502. Brown, 62 ne G-21L. Post-Dispatch. OLD ORCHARD BANK K REALTY co. pa NOK. 2712 N. 14th at. Ee Bs ost-Dispatch ~~ ain ssl a

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SiNDPAT : | —- AY. UME FRE all | ge 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and nd Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences fo or Sale Today. _ -* aance a S MARCH 1. a = . EST'TE : c “SUBURE'N PROP’'Y FOR SALE \SUBURE’N PROP'Y FOR SALE |SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE | SUBURE'N PROP'Y § a coe we : CITY | REAL EST’TE FOR SALECITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALE SUBURB’N PROP'Y FOR SALE SUBURB’'N PROP’Y FOR SALE cl | w j Northwest West LAND—2% acres, in heart of Florissant: | © ¢./ + ROCM WOCER—ONE Ae ins | Ferguson | _ oS wt Sees University City ee Grow THEO P PPE] - a ale alta — owner must sei'. Forest O8¢% & . hte - ae - = Sra ’ a at " #Psn bean oO oe . - HERES , A MAPLEWOOD SN eae 7 ——— ———— -_—=— ad * &. J ii ~~ iT ...4 fx f Tove , si": «urveved LAYT—85x165 LAYT— why sr ox in Wydown forest C a a p Panag (%, wm teed ra “ x pare aoe eS eee, CD Bungalow, 5 roome, tik bath: garage: | i” IN E BU N (; I A L¢ Ww = : . RE AT TH IR 2 aa —_ fa : oS «(oma axcelent far ngaios Corner Aubert a‘ and Hodiamont | , Benton 2161 fey) block . We rinb? er co (Tt) . ‘ 50-foot lot only TROO- look a8 7326 , , ny 0 Blo B_ Grand, co fax M429 | Diepatche estes i his ‘s', | LOT—Geod location; all improvements; ors sog Mir. Armbrust oe o Maple av. (99) Richmond pi. pe . to S Terusl F : l NIV E eur TY CITY . \V ebster G PARTIAL LIST OR OUR “WwW EBSTER GROVES ZA inv 4 i605 Ww Gr fax 34625 ° Diepatct ’ ; heap: terms. Cabany 4295J feet: «@ ' m , 7 LAYTS 2): Shrewsbury Park: Murdock av.; Large: jot 50x168; near St. Charles Rock | » 'MAPLEWOOD BU! jALOW —OPEN TO- 515 North a: ‘a ~ uth ra a very fine Ly ’ 5 (| KN ~ ents. ideal { : ne cottage” ae B tl HP a Se A l tention. SUs15U0 each: terms Grand 4525. ra orice $1150. $450 cash, balance $10 | FAIRY IEW ACRES par POR I NSPECTIO brick bungalow of fine arce 8 66rooms . " OW og Ts ter . . We ave & e lot L0Ox2 on LaTS—Speciai sale of lots and acre tracts. | month and interest ; 7425 Lohmever «a 5-rooem od ok: hard- eleeping porch amd tiled bath. bullt-in BEAUT ‘ a a _ . . : ; > ; ~~? a . y = 3 : z io ‘ ehingtor ast of ovee’ piace son reat | ALBERSCOME IR Reals. Cco.., I - weod floor bath. electric. furnace: newly | ext torlet in basement ardeecod floors ’ , pti meat 5 reom iog WO PT ih* ‘ as 7 " 5.105 awe) ry t aire . 4 | Bist NORTH WkEs>% SAS . THERE IS NO Bt OAL walk { es Charies car Cadan) Beulah, 3-room frame: lot 73x150. the place to build a home electric; lor 2108; price $) HOO: terms 8307 Bage av.: beautiful modern bonga x must cateh the oo) + ee , a aso | C ee RL ee ‘Em ihetletenteiac { JUST ae 0 At ee ee ee, OS and raise chickens or gar- Ons. O LBA! « low of 6 rooms, bath. furnace. garage: »2 i fk Our people wg10 Murdock; 5 rooms Pom. _ ‘ ” rs P | . ; « f ee 7 (Y LEARY. Ba'timore and Osgood XZO mrice rignt i guick sare (Ww he? : A ST ed 1av. Healthy (,rowtn s8c4 in irkwood-t erguson une. AbD . wee 5-room frame. modern: lot 3° 1% den. Price $500 an acre we Creve: cs - ake : ne ~ ¥i 7 e* “ yo a ——o . a28 Chestnut nere~ \ 422 must : PARK LOT OF HONESTLY, WELL-BUILT, SUB. 3074 Cook _o—_ a re i ingee” ; BUNGA 7 oo 5-room matt brick: , Jos. F. Diekmann 3 Ch ; 7 J HE GL BAGH | — ) STANTIAL, MODERATE-PRICED BRICK ( os sweeps from Ron” &5 | ; hal rR rrw wer °° .» i” a -_* a. & sesme: tet ties x NOR cate gags Bla a iyo sts cl ay ’ “* a $ i ’ La ? - . ae nore” 4 " 4 a} ‘ ; . . Stl-L Te } ° ”) uw > . it i> ‘ wuld eng! GANSS CREST HILL |1or-ter scion easy terme, or | x12 ER RTTAAN , . eran Mo. eon yavash 574 week Price Reduced for Quick Sale i see: 5 te > . . wget as , t r r . . \ rT! tor A " “ Ga ‘eS. : ou Den ~urT 23 v ' ; . “ry ‘ a3 - . : al — ‘a 5 4} Ry] _ q bj ‘\ BERG 43 A ’ y ‘ I A . _ 4 af > 4 - ” . mse p ; *¢ * k p 4 y 7 | RAN. “oe Chesinu Main 1190 100x128 2d loor, ang 2ULIC ing, poultry houses. arden. ijarge jot. Hear i sg...4 two dandy. 1 t«-s , ng wonade;rilu edt *~ Paden —— cits & % - ° ’ - wg & athe " - , . : - . ; . ' : ie amd sz Te = = : ’ » . Be sVUbd : a? * mtnris ith A 4 ; ; Pen: Say & Lee Cetsie i : ' ’ . : ba - Ss ~s oR , ‘ SI? O00 Hiawthorne ~ 2 Ve vw ~: = ete “ adenine ss ’ I75 ; _ : , : ‘ Pou : I a oat A PoMRGY IN\ ; Od 2] Puét # LOT) riam ™. Tacan ot 3; 1» x17 : T F rs | 34 ' : . riawti } and es ML ton. oe os saps a dll neine viet n@ term j Fe 4 : i - pt parked bou'eva ne block from bus: | an3 Anders : | | ~—_saeBtO eet anne priced low f el. Ferguson 264. c) Overland. Mo. Owner. A. E. Sims. we svpreciated: price rizat and terms i second to non pin; 6 roeme; lot 65x1 G50 | . . ; . 4 ' ‘ a*reet ‘ 5 alleve lA’T—Bare ; pUxl : Meyer at ’ a iMese DTroperi_ies are a.i TD i ,0T len) j ; , 2 - 5 tot xx 165 For ‘ “ua lars ae¢ . _ @: - . or 100 " . ‘ re? er sc ’ a . - i’ # 24 Ast. is 14. Sion @ “ed Plies , - on . , — : ™ : = + id e . 7 ow : ottin . = ; ant {Ji \- eeF* “a : " - e liyT. i) - \ P a . ear oe ; 4 om YT ; . 1) 24 . smirubs shg a 'rese W b ter Groves ve) minati on which @ a . H ~ —— = at i 4 % ~s ; aus 7 . ant . va ‘ : : “6 i » BAS Sm ah MIU ‘ AT VG af , : Prag Ti aaa ae sai * « Fry ta . i a _ a = - - 7 Lati— lodgern 4 ; ° . 2A di ; : n » > = - = - i . i Ab. ro “ oo Pe 442 Ke Oo. 7S . Jennings REINEMER. Wahesh 150 Overand. Mo. 5 -- - ot nan $6 ss -14 Gras ae ~ hy our . 114 Carne -A ie) roevTTis : : 11 500 , blocks from pub A “ a tile bath. hardwood floors: hot-water. f car stop: 4 large rooma. pienty of | Br NGALOW—4 rooms breakfast nook _ ry ey X. Reed rd... 8 ~eoms . 4 2 eas ‘ } ‘Ss 4 : pit? : - ED oe sNe 3 y 4 OO, RwAgee YF ly wre} , and} . (or -} Te ‘ nee me to 5 acres. on good rock road ; con- heat tf 60x110 water Ssectr jor 500x255 price $3750 ” a. i — na mrmiern garage H0xn 1 LA cv int . ec I ua bs 455 a 4 y 4 7% ’ - = % = .. }, . “ ; . A ri? \ A ‘ = .- | hy ty mu bn s ak —~y & ss - aVi GQuiclan ] aial. = ~¢ an “e 5 ote oT -ODTM LN & STRODTMAN R E cn AY A Vagce — raat * Dr i ae e : ; a —— 4 4%« 14 > . : J ee : k« &») ‘ ~ Rs 4 le x ' , % >a #4 ~ =" ~~ ; 7. 4 » +x iiasah Ver lent to Car ine SF°On.w COV ered wil | el .” ‘ a | i” & oe ‘ - . d 4 d a = ; ADE Waa the eT see near Care and eve \ > ng otter recreat n ‘ - 4 ~ a. " « : : : ; * ° : e atrecta “ se Fr ‘ a = . * . . ' rata ee ~ + bea utifn) forest tree« eoTme as iow as $50 } ot? N\ Rroadway Or art 165) ~ Tefferenn oY . r .- Pr rT? ‘ ’ Aa ‘ : . ‘ ] n ee ' . . 7 2 4 g g on “ | ac 4NT LA ‘TS, r) . bholilding lots. 100x rat ie ~ a * 4¢ as . “Fe } . _ 8 b “" -_ - =. ft —_ _ P ‘? : HARI I AN an s* A : . ¢ ; Ss oO P " ~ ‘ at ee ‘ ‘ ‘ Pe : Ros — * per re on eaey erms. Hd>t SF TIS 4 fton w. roots. arn. Ss - * : 7 arra ho . * : : cittieaay. ¢ = ween eabecthan Clara and’ Washington: lot 125x195 Oak Grove subdivision, 16 miles south | °™ “Rech Siter @ VATTEROTT " furn satvia® ans @ cars: 60. BUNGALOW ~—Best-buil pest-erranges jyoyment for our $96 Tresilian; © rooms: it 100s me hingshighwa ay . of St dine. tems cemenie: the TEGETHOFF & VATTEROTT, furnace. electric garage. 2 cars: 6 Pine Lawn stucco Mungaio pest. street in Wel ; 16.900) |! é “ I I . 7,21 Chestnut if - BS ifuln nrcre m¢ tea tors fre f :: €a Mr. Henry Kahre Jr Cor ae ; I © - aaa: itemena rTOV . 133 Treve fee- @ rooms: let 1632 5 J ri i a4 . = n — ™ ig ° pat = ‘ * 7: Po : D =“ wa - meng . Jo ~* -- ‘aed - . : . -_ Bi TtTLDERS 4aTTENTION—We have $0 44Z re ©. = SA. ON E-ACR! TRACTS — Nea \V e>etar 1 ~y _ Bacon “on. bu nome: + -ehhem a eet of unre ea vacant « ; treet car As ient in- show ("2 r Schirperpet indeil , i a Oalanc = ——_ ; pr . oe a , 4 ‘ A Bian os . “bare P vestn lox Y¥-22]) Post-Lis. (53x Park Home R00 ll MM CAirPp er. Lin : my new Aran m brick bungalow. ready at opposite Grav av LOOxl 4 a _ desirable place to ~iiittnse egos 2 ; : = ~ to m haraci 7 Gn Pp. provements; mo restrictions: first rn 5 se. the » tract yd N Prom y FOR SA RESIDE —Acre; 6 rooms, plenty fruit Epw. tT. KI'HS : REAT TY CO... araci Rox ¢-68 D we ge Rg tng mag ge 2 nage ' ~ = Ts 2 ot » A » —_ . 4 PRETTY JENNINGS HOME P > make Viiel. ‘ a s ia I : P| a0 atta agert 7 O68 Cc “hestr i? at ‘ ea e —s : : ; rime Min Lane ' ' This home an Moorlands Dr: Sean” a — : : a —_ S.. —— ‘ta } . 2 LAVTS—-17(4 Geye Joxi4a4s ff bargal Nesota Se ee —_____—_____ inet ec mers: He ? De oe RE mesh o- . a S72 Hamilton: 5S bright rooms with PINE LAWN BUNGALOW COTT AGE—Frame: on linden and Lake spring inh eing L7TOx2 0 : 3S 000 ‘ HOSEK 17 +; a 1st * a , a . =——— J - RESIDENCH ® rooms. tile bat built-in wt’ —_ Le teg utch Col mes eiyvie 13- | hath hot-water heat. finished basement S'x Pox ms, hot-water heat. lot 100x150 2 ana av near Gravois * romos as n rese n t fal at a7 Webester branch «¢ 46 W TAT x1.3 at VW hon at) ene aY i , 2 1 , : ss rode 7 Uo; OVUX.C port a moving to Buffaio nen oO . Wais & te rT ‘ arge iiving caarre fine 5O-foot s0t ; price $5300. C of ax oS. > Bad °{f) bath ghenbate ‘a hie guarce * €O ns 4 ictS € rrett Station \ ‘ iw Five wou rene = reom, dining room. entrance hall kitchen €:000 cesh cee _— - a ty ; tell prt Be: & a } aa : . ~ te a " _ J ’ ‘ VWieceo n ~ a 4° 4 ‘ . : -_" = = — CaS . . oon —_ gree: steers me : —— . ° ' ~* first-~ tT ; =~ 7 m1 4 . om . = ba 7 — . ry eo rooTn ira " 7” . . eTerTn - va, ; os ' ott ~ 352142 4+ k. = Ta . 1 ; ‘ if: " iLERRICK i>} aN Yv¥ c water. heat . garage i BSxl7t 8944 Hiniskamp ,; > rooma. bath. fur- H R RK AMIE Reaitor, 6211 Easton ’ inane | floors garage . n agement * f a m l | v”. that OrEN at NDAY. ° 704 = mt | i a , Bb & 4 “Ee AS . — ; + tis >> ie Tr oma 7i-«a 7 rt —_— o y _ox ‘orn nace co . ’ Ww acer an ; gas large ca- ; - . . : +> = : > “4 ~ ' . - ? °7 “ ao : > .a : : — im ~ a : F ~ —_— ov eas) Or ails . . . > j er : improvements irTzajynr a Sas ‘ . " . . “we ent Sura 2a see ee > ls : foxl .>* on har *AS st wes’ . 4 . heAGkh—s , F es . ‘ 1Way = meat . * : erie . tranefer: ed to Al, ary ‘Bl > AT TIFUI HOM ON rage and ‘ xeOr. hoises om 125x200 “BU NGAL Ow, $4750 eanay ter™ms ANDERSON % ALIN 7.289 at quainted Ww | th D ~ nga ws oomtet «2 Saoc rT" 2 4 3 _~ - ts . . +a oe ; vy — . ~~ en "Tr. i o «TPYCK - * sien 7 ‘ ‘ . - ro Pu ; . ‘ . =* ‘ Kingshighway: reasonab’s Tyier 178- war Balas roa pultable es ae ORS ee, Move imere, sane é j ME O! . Kx & ©O.. 4351 Warne av. 6239 Greer av.. Pine Lawn: a 4.reom) Manchestef. Berton 2743 town may P wneli ove. Gisedale: Save exces ck: home anc farn iALRER bo ‘ ‘*haries , 4 Walton r . , aaa ae >on _ - - 4's " , a eo A as a! J , . Brow” . LOT —Comer Gravois and Gustine. 45x, 2) ae ane are nie AURER. 1 )- BI PPA | St. Char ee Ween, Sa wae ESSEX DRIVE JENWOOD Pa NG. aw —-Se 50 CASH. fta © DUNKa.owW, with bath. gas, electric, | PLAT—3 and 4 rooms: het-water heat 2- , ay pass sity large rooms, Very modern throughou af 112 ft: bargain lit Srkh. 17,04 = em oe , ~~ 6S “ pUaraniy ‘OS +, ai = — ait “ eau = _ a : >i - oA DUG | ‘a i a r “ms and recep furnace one vear oid corner jot 40x12 . | eat garage owner Gownsta.rs 5921 Gar most desirable : with garage and sol 50x13) rebt erns . ' 18th at “". 7 a Wiese ott. Yor aay taferesntion N > tion hall: on 40 foot jot price $2200, Street and- sidewalk made: a bargain. | field >) , can de arrange Sale LOT—S «. Potomac ot. w. of Ternestee, | APARTMENT Wid—Fiat or siore. Box/! ©. W. Price owner. For any information r S al $250 cash. OE ne eet a tag | CORNET @ ZBIBIG TRUST. 719 Chestwet, | 7oqe—Colonial, of 6 roome; new: in| Our information ME] THEO. R. APPEL. Realtor. 722 Chestnut | — . & a : J -s * = > on, - , Lio Post | erat P a i 2 ‘A ; re ,¥ } S F : } leq it & ia 7 r. - Co! fax - = = : ae . . ’ sikh. . : . : 3 Ww . 7 >> 4 = —7 Ag A . SARGAIN—S:u tlle roof) & poome |BUY A THRIFT HOME — Standardized | English style architecture. This offers! 2850: onen Sundays and evenings Richm d Helah ¢__* een... 4 ‘ ge . : . 9 . , o—a—ee ~—s - — ° ° ~ vr; . ; "ia" Lin ; "Ea *. * : Aa* ag . ohente 4 a r k ao ox v. flie bath latest oO) burner } ‘-water Ccerpi » j . Ra A furnace a As f1 ii ome im one of ‘ya fines’ ineationse be a \ sort 5S r ght reomes with BUC NGALs wW—17 ‘ 03 Del Nor te modern al , nog ‘ a « unuUsSuA. ta ca.) the hect offer " elf ry HOM BS ' « oh , . . tes - - rT) «a 4 [wi , ey »- oni or ‘ 7 rar Wan . yi SS 4 _ ~] ' ed 6.0 + DUui.t- ~ T fy ty > en, hed re ~ _ +» rah ~~ ho * - ne ie, te ia’ « > tuc 5 tx ¥ arti we ’ = OT Oc : eee e» ae ser ‘ garages s c ‘ f owerse ‘ » = . 2 NM ‘ sf Lia. i ica \ al) terms re 54 80N.- Bee co ; oo a TN? fir en | Ase- ‘ . m6, ar : gal age: beau ti * + t ; Tre ¢ eta | f ir Saleen en 4 " Pr ne + wf! cive you easy te - 1s ~ ee B Ni . \ LA »\4 i. t ot x | mi) . pear 8 : HOM E 2 m — wees : can en fo oa 44 moving to the r ; 7 ° . > “ ls» =— th oe . . ‘> . TY r 7 be ad = * | ty gh s ate r ro f hardwn ; flo _ sh wer Ae . ne 3S ‘ORE. A081 y-911 B 4 6 fc *' EBSTER GF ° ™ . 244% _ Fae ae | = ‘ . — ‘ _ rT ck ‘+= ** - at $ ‘ ° ~ PSREA. ; Arete 4 Uae - . = . > r NGA! Ow s esi rit > -orner OQ? “Mains and Sar ~~ rds ™ real Estate Der Y If you require a different “ive hom N make offer. VIRGINIA AGENCY all Mise My; Lindel! 1510. 0mm te Diy ea la 77, pe ——— | a ras MOR tle Guar. BA i ate s mates: _ vey oR: vers ro ‘>s49° “ . Bi ~~ 1A LA? W > ’ ye hath } t- = ‘or ~~ : i - ~\ 7 y : +> “hy ~ =? ) Jo ——— “a a = rm is @uu errace Hee % a : ; ~ , : than this i ¥ oe Du a t9 ° -y yo 3 $a - 703 inginie ive ide 2. a 7: Stir gine Mg Ad a aoe. eeowntes R. M i4 1 8 4 B U N (; . OF ( YS Kirkwood weer (sb Mechain av Richmond! HOU SE- ~New =) rooms, 3 jarge bedr coms. =-— ——————s -. wrt oRD P. JOY. $15 Sammit av Ae TA - ' a Pent *. | as | xZs oD : e rorTrtn i = — _ pee * . selitetin : 4 ~ N - —— —— : Sac, , 7 ——— - tielghtsa Mf h a iw ; abe adv ? ve in . — een 34 LF . . - " « — . oe @* - . . ‘ , ¢ reac 500x134 228 SS} Pes irs POR ™M. AN M ITH rF . iL .§ BT NGALOW ae j rooms large 5 ar’ >Ox reac te : ’ ——— ee nen -! NX a ~~ . ’ . aac ‘ i - te 4 ; , e . . i2 - - gr —————_ —— . . : . > s ‘fe of (,:a2COnasle s ™ | tO n west . f. ™~ * «* . . . _ - . A “* na’ ve \ +. 2 b Be ~ © 5a . r 5 Wti-} Tr Oe A Tye « PR - ” — “ S fw = — - : eA RES T EON’ rh . wane, ‘a -rOonwyrnm wri au ray t Tn.sh 4 : i block south of ev vester and A F E Ww 0 O R RODIEK & CO.. | BUNGALOW—RBeatiful: 5 rooms and batt ralows: water €a BY emai ¢, Panter ath T9099 : r n re Penn- grounds. $1800: new bu = w and one . - 4 — oo extra av re ALTHEN. 316 F U " ? J . P . on ~ke - ie. (.rand bb) Nee Vv M »' ra g . s +4 ev'rani . _ o — 2 iat ia a a ~ —_. ’ we by + , ~~ Ya . “hr — La x@ Od ¥ : , tage 2 rage ry = R108 % y : ¢ ‘ , asa FAR . AiO £oo0d con- acre. wil eTms. Phon AUT AWOOd ; : wees. Sas a.e av. w+ ebsiUarG ; — >? a ¥ 7.: - ’ ‘S18 S Jefferson a —— eS : “we - - an 5 ins as ¥ as O10 0 S500 | steoctior ™ price: terms: have 4 rooms 7i0J es 5 =" eat Heights: will trade for single or double} Wainwright Bidg ee a 5 room ¥ Weliston , a8 . y . > 2 30 ryos omg the nort? er Aa \ n : P2 - . ~U T if Tre eg ‘ss ‘ f Tur rye a and s . Ma "he ; ———— pose ba 2fa re = ———— f at Bre WwW N REA! Ty _ ” or? 9} oa. Boe Chestnut av aati Webster . ate! gaz and e! w*« . iii i ail * : — car . io oD qiTi ia aek ; iu ’ . ——— - -— eee = — - a4 4 4 4 : rg e st i ;? io ' more. = - ~ > >i’ . . La . = I cc tone 4 ‘ni L : . s- -_ - Ss a (OTTAG n = 2 =o? ’ ‘OR c a rr fare gre t SOx 1LSO rie “a S4 7/00 , Vaix 8 j 1 mF Ask for Mr Arm™m- Pe rirrile: 14) wt rns sa TD in wood o-room nhew ifam how pen. aa . he ‘ne MWe? SO ce sow) pe M arshal. aY.; 5 . a fints ed = hasemen: terms Si? FOU. ‘a See WM. RODIEK.& CO. 2618 8 cat oem geo , -! Vets ar 2 . of ad ates Char — S ew : 4 Lie "'M un. hargain price make offer RE SI DEN‘ E—I mmedia‘e possese | on wel}.{ farage: Str 1 Mm neater . ou 4 er: owner wants @ outs Cabanve 2°ORJ J . sit . : 4: wr uri i ‘ . y i i 2 ~MIWMUL A. si .& ie ' . nT ; nr A ~, - a * Ts) — Dut r 4 ’ > BUNGA Law Three : cs - ape Sy BI NGALOW . ¢ Pe ~ VNGALOW Ho) .- tile stu ea) 5 fruit ia — 7 . > = ~~ ; e & On ne loge porch | St): » ty cam n a4 KE 44 im * a . ° ; ‘ ~~ é ‘ - ia x Z L.Oors araze o ~ . ss Fao - ‘ : , > Wie ’ ‘ . r. “1. ~ ne . ° ‘oo 40 f w ice Manning (abanys GoGo Fe sona bie Call J Keanuer sn FH) Ta a ve omen ra ms se "aesea ers a ie sOUD'e® Farag - J Ki“ sHnace terme it betes =# A air “a grapes. iew iirult trees: emai ‘ Atianta ay ‘5-reom a vr. _—_ * * . : ‘irand 6848 ic) cect PUT aCe , ign iocation arge 10% lo isake ne Sain? as! Oauance ii8@ rent trees re 2 Are © 50/0 tarry sc * ss , .- a - 2 sacTifice $s SoU terms young Hoistein garden; two-car garage: © o8e to @coo!, Se tT b ingalow bet- wat COTTAGE F ane 3 -arge rooms ard §3- -* sy . ~~ ~_ - S550) termes Box ¥-j61, Posi-Dis Y-180 Poset-Di . S248 r JAS. D. CLARKSON Kirkwood. Mo. ; r 4 wr it -— P odinate eng wes Pe & aan = r. 830 P ; rage: iot 3OullS; very reasonable. Got : on Bonita ‘(cor Concordia) 110x ; Box Yl: = Desh - - —_- aged Spl = nt. 4-room modern frame FT? as — a ee ee vW inc.ucedc Mourtoa, Benton turcnhes anc transportation 541 Ma | Pr ence avy.: é . ‘ A, ery i ; ; “Ss | RET " 138. unrestricted: will take tenements | PUNGALOW—46 rooms, modern; one floor OUR SPECIALTY with attic for’? me: z ~ - ‘ . "y . - Z ~ ~ cag—rememem san - . os .* ow ~, a . - KA _ . . . . - . : sai ~ pra ; ee SSrest. . Quite finishe s See ir plane o ) »m bungalow 4V°c re on Sus wntown: $4000: terms cen house fruit trees. « sees. aa LOOK AT THIS BU pd - SNAP LOR6W 99) | 427 Greeley. 6 ig gg ae Myrtie a’ & room=s 4. ¢ “tuuNSeaurerns REALTY 00 rifice for cash. 42°33 Exeter av.. Shrews- | hat we built for $4250). Hardwood floors, |, 3730 Sylvan. Kenwood: motern 6-reom! South of-Righ school. Kirkwood 788W NONRESIDENT OWNER OF HOUSE—$1500 burs 2-f00m house. un- | $36 Elmwood arge. vard; electric. gas and water: | ea pha j - at en —_ — ’ Aa ; : ' - ‘ . > . 7 4 ee “>ee~ : ar . : . - . pF : 824 Chestnut. Olive 425; vark a ~itile ba furnace heat and many other ["! _ rood conditis smme ; 48 ee ee agey ya Be gee S -O33 Belleview. Ri Heights, says ee)! | finished. on ¥ 135x150 on Fr i800 &\ aia Baker, 6-r ace $2000 $00 cash: bala _ ment his : 2 oF . , “ a =" rete ; poe —_ BI NGA! AW a: ms ha t > furnace wa go od fe at » , Ate posses . mine € iw COUNTRY ie | IME—Baauti li new - * xX at once e4ay terns nrice SA900 5 rooms | about 400 foe mh of Biz Bern 5] =~) in : Lf Marsha! . &©-Troom COTTAGES AW « have seve-a! ° amd ~ wo : —e ’ 4 4 : s 2 - _ " as . al maa - > + ss ied . a" . + . - -~ a % — - “a = _ - * = > ‘ 4 “ee . . an 5 : » > ‘ ; . : . . . . - s in : ., pas « e 23 f , a va a? , ing {eran ¢ ra > i -~ ——_ '4 ae oa S RA! r . 4 ’ T ‘ f ‘a ST) ra? t on £ a woo . Ors. rot — - neat ~ ‘ Raat ; ~ . AT aay 7. ie ~e WwW ebDse'er (srry ae ; P} _— .s .* bn ae “se. room new e ettagresa on : Areecct) rd . near ‘ near hates ef } R A Nak Bi TOR! v Tak -_- af ay prod ‘ | on eter ~ | awe 1A ru ing . i Oy , > ] A ; a , #i Ww? cy ¥e 3165 : A _ Ls Mis. 2 N 7th Toom ©75 . ~ a Pang . _ Ho land. car : ne. $i ” cash. balan ‘eo $2 per ¢ mag ; o a Ke e to ZDpert ; aa ' kK Srey os ~ ne ra.n ama #*treet car tranSteor tion ee We > - ———- - zs — fle: Tm an ~ REALTY ©O., South Side Aments. 6419) (2 anes ‘Py MY Ore W- F- FLORISSANT NALLFY BARGAIN” Pl: nformation ca!l Kirkwood S9S8J (699 arr 71 ROOMS ON a FLQOR | LOT—Good 50-ft.; cheap; near, Webster: 2086W who will show TRSETHOP &@ VATTERCTT R | Ret, =] “ Vv a . ‘ . ++ _— a*ia ‘ . * ‘a x. ~~] ‘ - “ = “ — : id iZ : : * ry - : eta yous Riverside 4108 oer t : acres | epee ween (’ OU ae r AY iaces = — —+ |. se oO! Hetgits) if you mean business write Lock Drawer | exniain terms same c ene Bn ae. > * saltore ; ? : BUNGALOW 4y"iive Street road, at ©CUWV-! Parte . . — — ~547 Montana a i 40’ xll’’x. SAVINGS TRIS ow 491) Delmar . i rg é a oe l Weed He snes , - > . 4 “arr ore - o a 7 se § . 7 . - ‘se : very reasona Priced. 1 RING Al “a conden aS Be IDEAL cot NTRY HOME BARGAIN ae a reaps pute ie ‘ HoPrsrE—452 N. Clar ar 100x300) ft ae 7 on e very evening; terms if | OUR etree 4 ; modern bungalow. A214 1 ‘i tT» > eT INE RR CO. Jef? rson & G vo} ” a a4 . Urtis . au : 2 ; galow A de ®$ and n ern 7-rToom home. out- - ~ - “ay Oo 4 Ol i K brick: | desired. Weheter.1°00 “ A room Mocern SuUNnga.ow =~14 Lexing Mate i >> Rr ] S it a 37R s harcal ee 7 . Q Z : * hat? > “ : : ' m . > : -% ; mo ai’ . o\a & eo 4 rich « 4 arge rooms and ha mod arn . 4°x.°4 : - "e10 Tas o ~?. ~— , ~ “se? Cc -_ - te we a > VACANT—4708 8. Bi it rom) home furnace, electr buy ‘rom owner: lea ie as . = 40 acres err \maam heu nai! garage, 3 icken houses. grapes and/ price $0750: eany terms MECKE! REat | 2 2@]-S iARD BANK REALTY Ce ) frat we Duillt t $4250. Sroom cotiace gas. water, electric Og “ ; -O'F 4 a a 7 garage c rs j 1 68 : : mG ) I 9m noeuse Ang 5 2 ee ” - | eel > 2 o>. “sie KEL REAL-j} -) and Ww alk in iran 3 Sabine D where bungalow for ease P tr water ; sout} P : eka ‘ . k 144 acres impr | & or cor. Clayton NEW NGATIAWS 45 . ms ane bat! A rea! ats — - k — low - is ESTDENCE Wer —— Perk a rears 1 Wainwright ao ew 1399. . ffice pen Suncare. gae : ed . . . . = . . . a ’ - * " - > ~ » Be ‘ - . ~~ - . . 3 ° ‘, -_ ™ : . maine “ c an , a ae a “ . 5 ; . “ ~ "y 7 : , ‘7 property is building up very fast, ne } Oust near car ii ne 50 minutes t VWel.s- KORTRH REALTY @& LOAN CO., =aiu 66% ‘ ; roads etrict.y modern hardwood floors: made lard Od flo rs " a hath large lot. 50x i $17,500: nice sun nartor: lot 100x210; W E BSTE R -- —. — - OS) ", FF j ,* price ie right : ; ton, nice yard Miller Brothers, Kin-? Olive 1437 108 N. Sth st. fe) ~ res anc r gaiow. on Rir- street: price $4250: terms. Geo. Leh-/| Poved . - HT TOREY REALTY cw 5419 Gravois. ) be glad to show the ; “¢ Lake ne % LL ARG E FAMIL ¥ oye oS » 4 vec A —s isn MTS ” = “+ th. reom _ 23 7: Sfanenged. —— 3 $x: - e. Dickson an¢ RESIDENTE—10-foot tiled sink: 6 rooms | 2 wy ut ray .. $3 acre. a. W. cor. Gow at Betti foe ee: oe RIC HMOND HEIGHTS | and living porch; near schools an ’ ' pot, -¢ x 1038 Yale: two blocks from Forest | transpertetion. Webster 1700 A f ‘HAFFEE si isabelia: thie weil-bailt PeRence | . ae ee Me wit SO eae Py ? ef i” rooms with a’? rT} le es 4 : : ? 2. : . ' 77 in a . " Ji. i ~. al a daa a - R T ° - rT re wnverntiences et oe Riverside 4108 | Chariack rd Walk nort x: r,t "747 Bor moar in heat Pai of acres. 8.-6. CoF Warson and Ladue RESIDENCE—-“New 8. m brick: two tile Park; 5 rooms, furnace heat. paved streee. | ULD_OR' SHARD BANK REALTY CO. ~ A square colonia] =e of ocatiqn for vorivate hotel. is of 43 +¢ : : ‘7 ‘a ; © ~~) ene ia sk i — ano ‘ aa ~ + ie “ ™ ~ —_ - : . = : - ' - ; ae \ N FA Cc R NG gs (thariack a! } orest aA. ar Fiughes ain Sin cieomaine = teow - = a P ' .e _ my ro ec. 2 nee ieht ‘ ~~ oe 100x200 Poon aame onan KiNe- erm to suit Market or C ity Limits to | RPBSIDEN« | ue os | eun parior; «ll hardwood; Sig ‘fireplace built-in plumbing lot FAUX. Tos Chestnut. Ol. £300 re } ; North side of Bingham a‘ a ining | acTes f ground, with outbuildings. wa nergy omg, nan Sia art meee me 40 rect a rth y A . — road Pt + = ——." oe egg ee a want iar y eee = et B — LAKE * BR 0. 81 5. Chestnut | $9000 easy cash and $65 per month — ire. S0x170: quite s ew oe: Ww SL LT Be eet. oe pand ¥ ge es itch oO ? i. si} neh of ™M ' er ef at Crescent m the Vierame 7 [ToD . PAs 7 —* : a : : ; Sce siti aor road. east RESIDE: US A odern and exceptona | O©LrM ORCH m FR "sr PrarrTe «cx Se {© transportation - : aan oe ~- i; certtag of the Hi rs t 4R AN 4 3 Ve teh Se eremcn Of tne | Br. etc.: af bs the Meram WALTER SCO .. $05 Chestnut. | of Lay road y beautiful residence, in perfect cor tichmond [eights Bargain | a SN priced right and reesonabis O35 Lyndhurst, 3 amd 4: cash | ear; zi ac. R Rr B00gT7 4 near (Qfravoisa arF For price and particulars see us (Yive ASA? l : r 3 acrés. east side Frice road. op-! tion ; We the ° « eenir - por hes rrce Q 7 : RESIDENCE - - ; , = ane . . . : +3 Lue . 4 mt J $7000 masse ffer yer ; lave ~~ . — Pu sd (FAY ; rod terme are +~' ye DORREFLINGER R -Ovis0- 5 roome e4ig he t} abinet one al oat ae teas ecrenn )-room bungalow, between East Eagar | : —————— 99 ee tay 3 will take lot: | or D ORCHARD BANK REALTY © OW NER R MUST § Hla ash S72000: essay tern C aah ant TAOS hardwo { r ' er ras ¢ tr fur » Hy “a haradw ; - % ~t “hares kK road ° yp we, ' > © enol iat ; eer" > i648 lash v sh 2 - _ - - - 7 : a: AWTS 3 garage, ¢ 3 “ - . wiied ee - stucco home: modern throughouw’ garace > i. MOR N & © litie G©ue Ria roon sunToon OTea Kk ae recon hot- "OUSe. steam heat * peautifel 0 ’ ‘ . — Southwest wes 6! reas OM! One & n ido feet off N rai B re rd _ania cnvennareeaincapeicsien roars : moon nae Aatne tty ee ee ee ee — - - ee ~ — . ta. i “ya ai wre £2 , iOS lewis av.: 3 rooww 7 — ; Hert} Fitzgera DOUGHERTY-SHEEHAN, 721 Chestnut st — ——_-. — —— - ~ . es) Cre —— = water heat. for $0 100? Webster 1:00 ’ , 32800 erm N be : ——s 4 —- : sae as ; =. i siigu.ri i as wie . ~ & as ta Sper &ricl aber 6rely ‘ = as . . > . o~ ; pho ne Mr he .. 7. P LAT —96 xx peg, i, So : ampton, 30 BITING ALAW—Two-etor egg : : Ry , ~-Cal rca 8 ge aves . pPrice@?d Shrewsbury OLD (ori HARD BANK REALTY , A M H an4d. W ve o rooms furnace an4@ bath ceptic LAvE—Desirable for apt. site: improved furnace. water. electric f += des : ~ hh nd'ieton ay ' r noreve -cetrictad ona b en today; $9250. Webst 12¢ . : mem 1 - HWAS TY WER! iis , . ‘ ~ . - “ . sa ° . € - *% ~~ xtures Ss 28S nme Hower ‘ Ti ete i? evyTery Way estTS- a 7 “ -a . — id > ° e = se ay : tres - - rye > rr 2a r ) ero le , - = 6 ; F : an . >. — y xr 10 te r* t r~ ° a N.% eacrifice if sold at once. Grand TOO4R. | an lks: fo ) ir eos: rection: 1 ul ter Srent : afcCRADY L7 -O hon "345 Post-Dispatch. san at) 3048 N. 20th ot. | (2)} OLD ORCHARD BANK REALTY CO —=BS TER GROVES TRE —= h TT lear ‘Te e sts c , ry = + ‘ sis ‘ = —_ =" om 4 ‘ Bin Fo Fsef an - a-41- naa —_ 7~ . Wat nerigcht 3 ROOM “MODE RN COTT AGE ae EAT CIE? CArTlSToe : $70 ER FT. | hot-water heat fa, Coenen ade openings: _bar- located at a. Sno g to ride of Re and lorive. 40x 130 feet. Call | ("Alesis FOREST 4° 74M : bolt l NORTH - Fain a. $5 ,: termes ANDERSON. ~ : = n+ Se v . a ~ a _ 5 ka ™ 2 — = ‘ ‘ - = | _ a . [Ala -_ - a “T™ ry - oe o + 1° ’ z 3 Qat-Tre ‘ , ed ‘ os —~- —_»____ eens many Varga 5 n Liginza2 ier =__: ititeaait > sTT, % r et P and on Sundars ° ' o | screed ' 35 _ ft. Rox Pos L-i 6 '; Dath gas wa elect? irmace. gran- A NEW HOME Me KN ft Tl T RO AD xs RAYMOND M. HENLEY CO. Realtors LOT—Shrewsbury: positive rgain: 3800 R DEN UE 43 Mapshail is pretty: 6 ‘ > or SS “y ; aes Sacre ot grome:) double LAT —S5,xx Murdort 0x1 25; . uuthamp- : it basement res Miss ; — + and = Owr = it _ ‘ r CY, AYTON « . -¥4 pn oP ae a. ts 7:3 i+ 7¢ . feat at : bear Scie s iT ater t. s0u18 as a - C \ = ” ae % . ‘ ” — eet . . 4 . ™~ = LA ~*» i* pate . - = “ = . ’ es OT ’ a " = ' to: Riverside LAOS.) Frisoo statfons: 10 minutes’ walk r put ne Beautiful home of 12 rooms 3 Kirkwood 328 3 vei (oe) Street®. water. eas etc high; $1200 ne entee One CASS; eeee. weenie 2200 951 TUXEDO = S47 tai om pan RBAL hel Seis . - ers - : ; , ~ me - ; i , iH 7 OD tw . we re ‘ 4 a . ‘a a Z " s st 4 ~ eee .¥ _ . nil 4 » --« . : , hha ; > ~ ss , > . ne . ® r o “4 ; q * ° - at. LOT—40x200, Smiley av: all improve _iouge only two oid. Cor BALANCE $50 PER MONTH baths, hot-water heat. of] burner ———______—_____________ | _worth $2000." Farrar, 4920 Laclede. OLD OCH ARD BANK DEALTY CO Modern new bungalow of & paaton. (cOOTi ments made: wacrifice. Grand 4963R i-) fh bsa b ” Ia ah Box AND INTE RE ST ‘ rarages: five rea. well laid | 0-E MIT Ws Lowi, HEAT ‘ wees | RESIDEN 3 — S22 Sunnyside is pretty furnace. hardwfod floo » , Dandy 4 Room. Semtniows : - - - - . , oe , STi |} = . a ‘ . a —* ce - ~- - = - = = - » . - LAYT—@iieatha av. bx 1 65 west at Nf. By Ni == * ~eapaee - = - am } ® tiarge rooms ana \ ef aored4 ». t . fruit and shade trees: con- . A we , ote re ted to meat dence: University Cit j arge rooms, £84..8, CMSEelS. Se, WH) yy €0- ry @r it 755x130. Card » actric - ” = " : ihmusian north soe of al rret barca a . GAIA PaATRa rn A ew »-ProO . room With b bid \ ‘ iu rar? iu > f ore © ‘ t ct rage ar nec gx od = aA ; eens i fTai wrm™s: / *we. 7 EAR. Woe y ' sier 1200. ’ 7 a= 0 r p ~ 54297 wv. st: herrs Le} . . a a i 3 * : rr . ‘ Z nat ’ é — ‘ si . ° 4 -* “ em a Tier se A Tear o - — = - —_ en e . - “_ —_ 7 Px. ? re ? 2 | 4 ; . owner Grand 4525M Oe ne ata a ee. Sie 1 e-em k wails all sides ondition: price reasonable wr Sv.. we HAT oy ge : UNGALOW—7-room brick, hot-water | OLD ORCHARD BANK REALTY CO CR. MYLTENRERGER, a ie) . er - ~ ans and fixt - --f8 carace ront A@rivex. ~.r-age ‘ 53150 7 = eet ae aS JULIUS HALLI RR a 7 hes "2 heat -ge nen ‘fleren'as on mn = — . = a - SOUTH SIDE LOTS let 5O*180 mmediate possession. Eas/ | bhareain: 4 - ne a4 - es “mn RNET & ZEIRIG TRUST — . Phin ae per treDia - sun rior, RESIDENCE—7 rooms. bedroom and tiled “ A WE I, L STON HOME = . “ | P x = 4] 4° it — J ‘ ' 4 =" i nape aetna PUDe|?®L gS er Sad Z 7 - oat &700 block De nshire. 10 lots. 30 feet down payment amd $30 per menth ra ” Pr Ace road then bh x sont 19 HESTNUT OUR SP ECIALTY begh doubie* car a vee er strips r beard bath on first floor; hardwood, het-wate: 460 W. Ja “KSOn ten of each: weil well or bulid: street made TEGETHOFF & NVATTEROTT.. Realtors.: FRANCIS-PERRY-RITH 1 Nth ‘ania See our planes of a 5-room bungalow! prrabs and freee 1940 Woiatife heat, $8500 wood Forest ‘ rooms, | eee ~ LAMIS AV RAPFERTY O'TOOLE, 201 Wainwright | 62284. Eas! Office opén Sundays.) —— ; : oo 3 that we built for $4250. Hardwood floor3,| hair block from Olive Street to Phane | OLD ORUHARD BANK REALTY CO en fireplace: 2-car garagens ih; electric, ge and eneee Cena . ‘ » RBAR ng 9 sneer: ain rE sia = ¢ aa . ak wedicdaes” ee _ Or ORs : mye Street rd Phone | ... = = ke anpootin . on Ptr as f wat Rae Olive B64 ee 1338. LOOK, W I. \T A LOT! ile beth “furnace ‘beat end many comet | Sata, Bok trom. Rens | RESIDBNCE~— All" hardwood. paderial SRS aupotmtin a ee ea Oe 4 "a ae 1s vA tt 2% -« ame > fe . tM . i ‘ o P good iesatures oa eon es ~ = . —_— wsnstand . 4 mani ryyr PJank for. sie nm poe saint = ws . N - “AC Bi MARE OFFER [Bice matt. brick bonstlow tile beck fon MiGRting 235 fest on Maple, 238 fee Brentwood RAPPERTY-OTOOLE. Olive 863 HOUSE—7458 Washington, 6 reome and| ,vesnetend. tiled eink. From Rank fu BUNGALOW elo” SEaT., PEemiee Natl es. ; . ; ; - ti, At at Una : Oa UP n Ridgewa’ ] ) fe " -PTl?Z hie? ru Tadd . - > — - ores pie nai ne =a —— — Ss f’ening nmorch ~~ l- , otior af, 9 Toots. sa e242 :4%e* = ety OV : q i. s # ER ; \ i : - * | Mitchell av. to Dale av. near Scullis wood floors. furnace. water. ea wy gia . oe , €: > ACRES—4+-ROOM COTTAGE 202 Wainwright Bldg — : na section’ OLD ORCHARD BANK REALTY CO B4 a : et A A ii Be, : War As CAT) Bub sO¢ to vie 4 Atwour i eect TT? ? et Ale , a cS ——- = ’ — : -~ = ——— 3 The owner of the ‘me re V ‘ “400 front fe good demand for chea: oe gig eo * = ene _— MeWlitAAMs FR. EL CO : e500) 2 > " d , oe | "wy oa re ” ~~ . * oe ¢ vr Trt . wes os . + —— . . a ; - os , : ; Wes? BUNGALOW--Why pay rent wher 1 | Bellerive Club. 6 fooms and eun reer: tsarage. ch ° reese ~+& ; - : . ’ =P , " ; — - an wT a new 4 . m > ; "a " - x heard root ¢ as. M{t-water heat tile he th ; ~ i ana ars -4 st i) ‘ a terms ee on second f some lot B5x2 0% eit ates ——— Lari ra a T* versity lerarce roviERls aru Sun per . +? * - - ~e ATve Te > 3 tk NG ‘> —Flr P — = ee oe = eae } orest @805 Pa 36 Bi Re. «> Sun M = "NT Pendleton Rrer +. | — ae! s. aa ee A i pen g a LAND iey! Ai N 7289 _Manacher er Benton ©4353 a, ception , Al A w 7 large. bright n ~ ~ ~ ——s -_— ee enn - eed — . a i oe 7= = —_—-— ~- —_- —_— 7. —— a 4 - as r ~ - r r r ~ } laA’T—For duplex Wredown Forest COTTAGE . TOOTS water eiectr i , S715 Dia: . 5 then Ket woot Springs —s = = mA LY -ALT? V OLLSA near Mar hes*er rons nrica Saaen _ RESIDENCE ‘Trinity av ™m dern 6-re “’fT) RESIDENC E— 7-Troom bric x. furnace heat 16 school and SS cor 4 ™ a “ ” i eh ees neat pest “ = . wr art —— , : " — " ™ — _ ™ ~ mr. n ~ « * ty ance > co “, t : COP veni- 2 ~ . . — _-+1 => ss = S = . » _ - “~ " 7 . ; s one s : ——s " .4 * . ras ~ across efreet from Co intry | rh ourt oe cl aoe: 7 wa rs a ab. 0 ¢ nes Wa m i€ _ : : our 8c > ol asl con Venu PAs: a . ’ cel : es een enn a ri, Spi brick. « h 2 rooms on first floor Park- hard wood floor carece: conven‘ent to Priced t righ: for a ot COPTa = + yO ; OT Ee at reasonable, Bx ¥-33. Post-Dispatch | use Sai! Da lS: 7a wee Oe oe py “2 eaten mis is A BARGAIN view 130% . | cards and schoo!; term Appiy +10 Clark | ticulare phome Mr. Hol Dent hacd Sern * rooms. Hot-water ; . or tn = . “ao, 18 = Cee opaemen oF - —_ & ~y"y ’ n to > ~NioM @ S acTes ore?tar? PAS ; XN BA AS mm =i ‘ . Fa Clayton Pimeet a « x ai Y ~- S, a } rooms and bs Fi SION i hine new "4 a ane ' sok ay We ster (;roves W ebster 182 ow and after Sire = -A = ned oors: iat 501 506 —_ : 219 tien: anak atte af os ger © nag shade trees. Church rosd. near Relle $472-74 Eastor (2 eee rooms; cio#e jn: of£140: rent wee. Oe} eh at Pe nat: fut. completes: « Price $7200 ster SEW who —_ crave arbor and garage: price $7500. | bail. 1 ri. ar af. hUwRR CO Si. ree * OW Der ‘Tar ae . “9 - . . . ; ‘ a a enn ™> oye * “~? “ea 4 Ui Ww) SOU a ‘ a i Be ‘ imp. t ™ wae - , = ' _ re tale d oy. « Fontaine t r ‘ > ff = . , ou tn oat ; ‘ . _ Pe? . DP pe “ : . a aiaetad rman : the= Al na 455M | | (ey | £8 57350; terms. _Scnt COUNTRY HOME ladae: wae cortices cat Mae LT. Se Sides era ine eee not. built for speculation. but must be | RESIDENCE? rooms, furuace heat hard. | For thi wt NC ALOW: , it : , i)? a4 Sornet Gnx iat . - ' - COTTAGE— 4 «Tr 3 rer - 530x160 TO CLOSE 4N ESTATE Fag nt gs | é . So) sid > acre s a arte at ara ols" Wa- gold at once: has large liviz room. im nd floort hots of larg i,roves , . - LAT —75 ft Moorlands addition, 1 K 7. eee a = Yet. . : « ‘corner Wa n road 1 Lake l] ne S icé6 , er wl ardwood f Se — - are gprivlieged ¢ jot 12, Moorlands drive: make offer, | oft Toad: 18 miles (200. Olive | 5 targain for a quick waver FOR SALE Or trade for Si taais poe | KIRKWOGD—RESIDENC E pinstargi' Dasemeut > weasher ttive | "Groves: Sroom Gull" S'etary ‘modern |‘ “ios felest atte 96 8 “ 4% layers? ‘ 408 vi iy .ODp Yo, —T ee ——— + ‘ : Sata ee _ ‘ { 1 " al He eib. Wea lv * Tips (roves §.-oor ° modern > ts i ’ . San. ts ‘ Ao | “ sieht 77 [Trees rire see nite ‘oO SOx WE PSTER GRO | el ‘= 4 irgin ia Agency, 4703 Virginia Riv er- — ™ at . - RNI A Bit: Rts Prty . . = See". galoe - thr » x , " _— > F tye! ~ story " size from he i ¢ . o ° . . . ied ‘ le ’ _ ; om we ” " es = . a2 3 = 4 . - ~ , x 4 a — + «ae * Vu . erms i” x M w i ? f- 7 4 : «} " . - = ad to ~~ : - side 2749 OOTTAGE—-Modern. 4 rooms. sieeping) Main 45+ 19 Chestnut garage and outhouses acre jot near 121, East Jefferson: 7 rooms 1 : ; oa t= a Aap $12.000 in an exchange: must | lariy attractive home {e rest 576 2999 NO ¥ : a" -— porch, garace. $4750 ymsider reason-| - ———— : - hae od: guieathhe icken farm. & rooms, bath, second floor: servants’ room. —— onctiepsnasinstpchemnealhsiantenngienan jihinnin le ake offer, possession @t Once: of architecture with 4 BE | nion . : TT «% e a) " ‘4 ; . . . “~ - - nf ; : : e “. -* a4 ve ; S| sail tiina ~orwEP : : P| ‘ - wae i ; A om tt BTML S corm At M @ ipriv 4 le as ffer 405 Mars rst =" > @ (> : - a . A ‘ . Zz I . é ob ~: ne S>~ERDIVIS ON Rast St. Louis — as . ' 7 Arc wWood floors. hot-water hear garage. | RESil c. rooms: 4 rooms gnrd bath .iv'"@ quarters gbhove Gras - bath at. beau T at Fnmre =f ae x QT ne ne oe " . : . " . i . . — = . ¢ . wasaliaad ie —_ . a s - . aia — " — . . . . " i. 4 ted ae? or TM tered wo ey . _ a i. ole | ~ ow: 2Ave XN } { ad 47 h and Pine a he - pies . : -. ~ 2B arid SYS .0TY Soot 14, 8 te giad'y jinn Pi ‘le wry a, 3. 71 NN a " re t sa 27) » s> : . = , ‘ ‘ . . . ae ‘ . . . . or ous — -_ -_ ~_— . ‘ * . 2 —_ " @ . ~~ : am ee | 7 4 e . a! LAOT sux Se ~ ° = : Pers ~ a’ : Tri iss ) CO. a6i} N. | COTTAGE—S315, Toxio. Luxémberg. St Geared ‘erent ACREAGE—3 “acres, near Ferguson, on | AIT! | trust Co., Realtors BUNGALOW —$1000 CASH and churches. 426 Spring ar” Webee 906 OAKS BN ey : a.” : a . > - ' Suis . + 3 2 fo st . ' Sox] $f 7 4 “? . 7 a - — : -. = . r Pose : : i r mi ‘ TT ; > : I ne 4 : . Lt Mi LS R F. AS*« . A ABLE ; ary i arct nT ww " ea 9 r ~ na es 2 Comer ‘ ™ wd a owt, . _ § —_— u 3 : 7 3 +2 . .* x ’ ’ : ’ . : " ; 4 4 4 Fx My . . i A sa wa ' , ee ‘“ Ag 1 a . - A: " : Sie ’ . + * terme I it 2 “rs - fu i> : ars VWare ‘ ; z . ~ " - . ' 4 he ww eS ke | ’-TOwn 7 . y Ooms ' ~ air fn Ttace P nmr : w 4 ro ° 7 "NGa e & ow aa we ~ “tt ew tyOrt “2 : bt Br ' & - ~ lors 2 vn oa 500 cash: 4-r0em and bat _ = ér . TTaoe@. electric light 761 Ded- : Re ys age SSL ie ae ed im, regi thee Gr, 2 ORC. ate Nees Reggae OVP ao . ; ; on . i Di: 4 sorth Broadway rat +7 Pe 7: ib ; ‘Oak A } °° “~‘y ts, ra : . ; = i ‘ : ’ = ' - ati mMoxterr : ; ne . — ' 4 ha rR} rm & PTY .i? A TRACT » i - — my : if Wainw ix "mh Teaapea* , : > Nal BUNGAT, ro s t ; : mpi (ef) 2 a me e #OU of fF See . e “ai “ tase t . ; —_ - — 2 : > tt” ’ a %, ; — ; ; : , alt? , = , nroe new 7 To = ad 1) . ; . ; : 7 - . ~ ~ , . : i. electricity: level high lot ~» Slioo. COTTAGE--4 rooms. sun perior. a BUNGALOW BARGAINS xt, Gouble garage, street Made’ inome hardwood ficore. hot-water he tx Waterman. § splendid roome; beaw- |. Mt. WERSTER aoOvVES TRUST. ate =~ Ashiaad: 4 large pancy: — ¢ int eat nt ; ot " ; 72 \ ‘ - ot oe ae oe oe 2 ." os ca sal i? A he = 3 Troe . . “= v2 _ = - i 2 “ 4 sg - gq aw ’ 7 be du : A it HELA i . % : . , ° ar - +a - ; o 2 ea “ ef ¢ . ures ? _ : “~ 3 ." es Wtah, A> : M 4 ri A | 2 A \ ——. ron ari ing a ow ™ 5 *S2? ha . ; rH, Psa ° ele rn bri * hew @ay fe : : pt. ef. Stites ‘ ne ; " : ag tpn laaore ee ate _— ic on s* ~ . = ‘8 ‘ Di 2 re r tri\ t. * : . ‘ » . ig" . . P A “Aro : f . ; : tra, . sit Int 1 i fe B ée rs are ' : grins : a - . a “es ot * p . ol f a. ru.So8 M e Oy On eas’ FED. agen * . “——™ j - a 0 “water ong’ ath gas es ric. furt ace hewiy we SE LM A & ST ARK € VA RR be a> FOSKIN SI Pa K ING = ro ; ; . , at or ar : oo. R or len ter - ‘ r aTiLe => § Bi ae -. % " : o ‘eo 4 4 avr ‘ rye a . @ ’ ath . re c ’ ar ss - Suds —. e « hs we Se curag ion § PAS "12 Bf ' rated ¢ a tne ej a a a » streert ar i 5 _—~ > heel. - é ‘ sit ; i i 4 ; > Toor “ar.or a. : te ~ ~ -_ " + a orner cr? ee t ‘ p } BARGAIN a Ge boAl A AYIA ter . a > erner Bred and Fro. , P : an e t-watar ard«wond f ra ‘ ' * wb os var.o ‘ ‘RN- IXON, Re ivive (S94. WA.AS na le “Tacs th “ups terma or SO215 with = 404 North Market. * nice ‘ ?tT. ¥ it ! 0 Pet @aaet of the Dreper den = ‘ A rs 4 . a. . . ie o- : on" . Tt *? 7 ’ . ‘Toe’ se R Pree riected tjatrict: . - } . a. : ; ale A 4? > ' “ 4 5 ‘ 4 , at ied : 7 i- " > ” ’ ty. 4519 Delma ot f0xt50, well-built : A's an? 4 mom frames: new, ew - *3°85 Taare ; re room SEE THIS RARGAIN LOT AT A BARG ar» RAMP. 216 Wain wrig .. OF St4 — ws ee - : * ‘ - : “ - eante an offer a@tore. 5 room fiat abeve est Sp@OouU. BLOOD OUNTRY HAM! + Om ‘roellen; ‘Tart a Maze a ace and bath . $ St000 & handle 414 N. Sappington ré@ new ~.roem hal PRINCETON AY UNIVERSITY PARK $i &. buys JUO«TOO. « «. car bak- 4 - . ia the city. GRACE, 100 N. St! adition: a ee fruit tre : : ' ‘9 wher \. £..2abveth a w-tile et tile of. sleeping perch JUST NORTH OF DELMAR er and Gore. Webmer Groves | Grea ter St. Louis ° BON K 4 =O, wil make termu: tercae | Tw Caot => a . ih acren Ris Be a sal — nt a a on ~~ » Che. ened TLaANy; lave } ¢ 5 acrre ? mi! thie oT enmen ta schoo! and are lot 68x°75 or . Lot 600x106 nesr De mar car od bus a LAPOMIS in roon 245 ery a ‘: Y § BUN: 5. : - s. ™ UTT _ Boo ‘ hestn ut. wm : hay e : : ae ~ + bh : « m 4 = ts a — o as « ‘ a ’ : r 7 : a. is “en =* ua (,TAa aa 4 z ‘ ; " . *« 2. af > Ghar ‘ Tis Lo shool churches - sacri sce for R zz MBI. EY wT Lac N 6 > & cy - yf , c HE RR : rang.-- ‘ . *2 - . - . ? = eee 26 = a at ~~ . ; good incame where future is no gambk - - 2 ak ser derized szraded roads Dandy new bungs , 4 rooms . » -Guick gale. Call Cabany 7HoW. ‘ , Writ® for map of Webster and our males Will Be onen m 2.30 Pe anys her Cone ruttiong: built for NOI KORTE REALTY AND SOAN © FARM—8% acres den —s pe . , a an. street ca *, #team | unfinished up: hardwood finors,. hot-wate UNIVERSITY CITY Lot Property cS) He svre to eee this new 6-008 lo finim > teem ee. Soe aes | , . : t. ‘4207; “S*) terms Mf wanted, Cail a Olive 14 :7 lia =|ON ach ef m,. Vv iees J d - west ‘mt : Ferry rd , * 4 Pith tere * ar . - Bh, $- A: . part on : ms: rirage 1 oxl4S: only $5500 oa * roi walk i. sum ¢ a 4 Midiand, oy aesir- | | New modern Mittle home rooms. tile - - . . } ‘t , , ner - Po os ) ft _ Ri ; , : :. “x i, ES het Water : : —T N o PEL HUMP . kcellent . ac a Da cain. 403 for * tafor Mati + OOO . ‘e7} P R iC bE D oO 4 f tary .- *s front: | Tick firepiace: » ant ‘Mian if : ae ; aA . * : i’ : 4 , ta . . rae a 7 ¢> . , ‘ "ot ? . ad Toor ? ricdg Or “Tete reer’ ee “~j W s D Cl st ; FR Pa 4 '? 4 cent F ' - _— eee ae aoe] —— ar a in fice a & BA yt Ait 4 : : — 4 ith bad \ sus" Sone b), 7 reese: wil) make orice ree H ul .. acho hurches “ : A ce ' : ag ‘ “ ! “ ns . , - i+. x.4e . > ar! Pwas’ near Ferctenn SU rTne Sf (Oo *tranerwirta: 1? S150 Forebt Liww L af nend Se ~Ris ae . ; , 4 ' a. * _ - THRSO oe ‘ : . t. } - - ra 7 os _ é a =" ~ > " “VESTS ba ’ ’ “ : ; e . ois i . - . — a" “he “eer Hors } «“ t} 1% « r} ef ° — — " . ; = m Sel ' oist ric t orice 37H ° aoe ees +s Nee WLaACce e eetr! , wre ; RALF Risk “or CT H OF DELMAR Ys Mi x? VW Viston_t) erland I & Pp ne La Wr RESIDENCE 4 recon ti-eeping porch. | = ——— ons ar 7063 Atlisem. farnac eat. one-car ga-| Phone Mr #H; +e aa Wer«ter OF); Ab age WERSTER GRO’ SS 4 *. tai) Bae | ‘or « ox i oe ” Am ‘ me: : ? ‘ Py : eg * ALDW Page, - 4. . ‘a . , - ow! ~ er G&G a. A. saw) ou: a+. Te) Lie- ; * et Siz} UO © ei “4 eas «t * : - > = eo. , «4 a a dl ; 2 : , a - 50x] S » e . * “ot Geerr .” ara « . 7 d — we Tale ay 5 rorwrnT s& rage 4 sft 4 Vru ay r ‘ *aey terme D THe ary = act ac. Wa oor ” ae 1 _NE W r . ca A = ; ‘ ; 1a a’ : _ . ee: azree ™ 3 rea? : : - ~* : ‘ ‘ ’ i ‘ — lot t we? ; ns ar es erecs he th. frr-nace este wwe Od ‘ neta ; TIN - sf = Pe ~ 2 = : i) =\3 EDu Sly ronan abi and terme . - atl Saw.) RAF & AED R “ALTY - . ton. wa “tom 5 sOeW om _ wan tt r a i. a ___ Fe (;reate r St. Louis Rez ait v { 'o oe ( a . “ — CHS & ot TY co A NCTS. | CER Rt — ‘2 | > \ Ri - i . ~ ~ on 5; 4 4 ‘ . wd on __— o - —_ ‘é . aa : ~ o «&. ke > | : : v3 : aia cer Aa : e a - — reo — ' ~ > : i i : >* : > . , " " : ; . ~~" , ’ ~ vT°T >= * — . ~ — - - ~ ' t wn : . ’ -* - , 4 : \\. acree Wax . , ws -_ on =" : _ . ¢) tam . 2 Son aE alg * bat or ~s an v1 { He Ti E L OT ' ra o Taal, om ard : Barsai in—Fine Investment a6 : ems. modern: 1238x740; RERIDEN me. brick. hot-water : r415 Richmond pl. Maplewood ' NEW COLONIAL BOMF n the Sherwood Forest & ; 2 . " ‘ . . o_o S I ropert \ ae . ~ : ’ ‘ « a . = oe " Gn vs & CAS : =. Ne, al . ag = hoe reotm frame ee |. £arag?: near ar Se S2 lime Tresyiroee iot in ; sai . ™ ba .% . 7 oo Ton a - ‘ - _ mh kas sg. ris "TY ‘> 1] wm =«¢ vd miw . ong asee r aa? ta bis > BS Six r 7 ay 1 en : : . : f ne. on auto ros sivo @ beaut? een pas ‘ , - S ‘erdwomt floors, garage: T2IG Garola VICTOR A. & BR. oN . emcee. ib Viork weet Sapping- | S3=1. MN. Broudway . : : ? “‘ennan? * » a. 2 bee " = ° ~ - ty . . A - ter? 4 > - ; & > 5 s, ‘ c. ~ bt MR IC KS ‘AL b, € fermi x ¥ “ Tet act but “8958 Tader wi aoe . ww “ 52 1AM - - * ; —_ “ - r Mapicwne4 Se WY RODIEK & P res »1 44°84 Delmar. = : ne Webs e fot, NF WW RT NG ¥ “/ : sed ald Kerner : hea util al noe ‘ “s ‘ ve} . a T% B oT ne , ofa and } ™™ tie th st be —— - " ee _—— 7 : > Piers - " wv 5 4 ory one ot ot Ai = rs eos ® te Is . oe eon 2 . . et} | KARO) 1 we Fw ra gavage . “- a eas eis . Jette reon ay RE \ [TT IF T Tl, 71 pe : A rrew BARGAINS - th. bes. “TS : sa thle he ¢ Oye bu ving es 71) blek, 75xt00. W me x ALT acres, frvit. cranes asd herries sen and (5 Reachword 3 rooms 20st th rade: easy terme: open. J. GOON ANNON RESIDENCE—® roome: strictiy moder ~_ HOME &19 _ es , wes. BOW OrkR.S 7.000 . , Usiye S26l. iKive #1 wine Das shaggy: Immediate poseessios Sis08 720 Wainwright Bide all improvements made: price $7500 7302 Shaftesbury, University City; tot /123 Bum bo Sicam best. 7.000 413 Atalanta av I hy Ay 5 r ™ A ad. si Mi ‘ R ¥ -_ * ; ‘ 1*A ¢ te w Truce er + Ps m whe ” = bh . : ¢ - . ev ‘ mete ——— 2 terne@ an] 5 . ae er fale e* 1trn 1 34. fruit ar 4 sha: ie trees and #14 “ ‘aeod a rer - 200 -¢. front an 7349 raranae ts hag wr’ ” : " Se ' ¢ ai x w= ‘ . hs? * ‘ : : * - . - >» rub? 4 > ed : . “Tt rm. 4 : or ; rs ne Vv. aot Pa 7. a cli. S4em SEE ] ~ KRODINGEP R. B. CO. Berton 990 shrubbery; {ar garace 7 rodme, hard-| Fairview ar - | a ’ “ay Beat. 7 BOO viene fer ae : °. om . ; (AN free reiial fom : tecar = 1S27 Kien modern B-room brick: 4 | POR reeitence owt? — + - Food fleors. hot-water heat elertsi- rreewt - - ~ SF OPTiCn 17.500 day. then THEO. RK. 7 . . © £2arH f bu . : -- mee % Ms nlewe " : z . er ard eaire . a*Ze re ne “ nm make eTTns® en any «af t heme ; = @€F estrot or w.. ° : ad | . ' : ‘ v,acer v 7 ss Theta tee : - . 7 =>” , » F , ° 7. bn rt a wes S584 Fe, 7 ant om. south r ; PRIS i“ ~s9te \ ae Offers warts Tee * ent —— or ung alows, eott ages, TeSl- THis M ‘YOORMAN “RE ALTY ~_ Si3.500° owner | eho. or eee perce ; a . Ww. BROWN. Welowricht Ride WA ebeter ege. dete ' art the Pia ore lence | mite WM 2 YT STECK. PFaALTors ler ec Inte « ‘ }| T3240 Mancthecte- “aetna ALON ‘REALTY ~ S880 Deion eS Bem ive S633. Webster JOOSW Begg ny Pe ae - ° R or “FENRE RG ¥2 ‘s 4 a . : a ‘ eT Ce s. Hts. acreare tracts and ‘rey a - Le (-2@) Ss : ; : . “rT it : = — , ae $1500 LAND W ~- ~eaD. Several acres of Or Easton @ MAPLEWOOD RUNGALO® B AR N : | . | ’ “a€ ’ a . , | ° ' *4@. + ; yy — =_ © : ." > “ : ™ ; . *% : ~ _ . ‘ tell a ~ ser . : ines Se : . "9 © re r 4 eo & + ' ey — oo. "om ¢ 7. "5 1 2 - + eat Ge te * . 7 a . sal tom 4S (aha ¥ 77 } >, , we ‘ore - tien hart wod aoe 120. 710 . ee ~ ~ . — sacce i 44 ™} + ae @&” i.°a @ a ble Caah mY : ate _ et. ° 7. ved “wer atatt™ e x . ~-* : — s : . i mee TR om AI? ' 761 TE g 7 _— + > , Se Dpoington rg beaerner reat os . 'F. BERGFELD Real ry 2.. Tre: t page — ter rrs : ie atic + Prices is ; Ly '™ -. mer a ) ee terms a ww cash }- ‘ rgusen Mio - "1 Po 8 fw) rake OO aw | $%) LAS DALE ose Spel ate atv : ere’ with ela shade : . : 7 ’ ites 7 = : . ~ “* he > . JS « iy wT ae ws —s - : ; oo. Lok won. ' ’ ; eas than what adta ont reogerty eeid for. ji balance time : a " a wet — Prick Band See totay ™ wet Vid . . ‘s+ vere beat ce 610 Chestnut ot. Phone Adams. Forest 7 a ecid, bas 8 ie . | rage. " (c@2) | . & Loomis ° eis. ‘lel. Ferguson 26 ee ECE EL ~~ ie te &. LOOMIS, 7 MN. 7th at. room 215. rg bt, (c) MECKEL REALTY CO. Senin i 481. as Tis2. — _* ‘ 7. corner Main ant Sapringteon.. 6 i bargain at $17 , tl rea. bargain. rome .3¥ ee r . Sed ta tg ‘a g

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R APPEI, | North ‘site ne Northwest Northwest nae South ) South —_——— —— = | COPTAGE—1307 ag Sr i 4 an Loo TNGALDW REALTOR | bath: garage; a nice bane: Sonu, ond NOW IS‘ THE Ti ETIME -1 west ee Atte aa we FIVE-ROOM BRICK | rooms, modern. Noon. Soa8. Folsom." sng ) RIEON BE. & R. G. SCO OTT, 800 Chestnut,| 10,001 Riverview diive; a real bungalow | Euclid av.: 6 Seema, hot-water heat, hard- 5610 North Market st.: lot 25x100: 5 BUNGAT =a ia 4088 Te i : z = NG AIW— Year i, 4036 Nagel: 4 ay | 4 W C bated Gr og PARTIAL LIST OR OUR COTTAGE — 4833 Lincoln; dandy modern | 2Verlooking the river; more than # half | Wood floors ; owner will show room brick. bath, etc.; admissi ie pO you KNOW 4 ® “WEBS TER GROVES eg ‘FOSKIN Si eee. bane oh Ms) tg will) sell | at appraised __BUSH-BU RNS. ‘11035 Chestnut ~% rHAUSCHULTE. re i € 0. 8407 N Bway. | | CARTWRIGHT CicH LUT Cc 8 | RTA Ge ge: A Seb oe ey } te Re | CARTWRIGHT DICieHAUT co AL OPENING Saf: OTHER Farr RS FOR MORE ; Grand 14” _3617 8. Grand, ALTER EF. " DEMPSEY REALT " CO., a : ba} FERDD. mre * large Bargains for Quick Sale — ' SS and 8oT746 Bl , - & ms $ 3,800 = ~ | 2306 8. G cAU TLE U pt Z av.: 4 rooms; lot 50x1503 3, | COTTAGE 4200 Clay: 5 rooms, bath, | ——————~Tane. _s_—Grand_ 6660. . 2-Car gara BUNGALOW—=5 rooms and sun room: L perins rd.: ‘ rooms: lot SOx ectric. corner lot: yr: 5 storm: a I ge, see 0, O83.C day 6- room modern bungalow: bath, electric, , ern throughout; admission by, card = . F. F. Dickmann R. b. 4 e , re Ja ‘Only, SUBURBAN TOWN}? es ON vsaisas ick’ Hbc46 5.500 | HILMEI DUTTON )N Pe =a ortnwest_ aes tee * Lot atrbet eping porch; large Seems oe | price yr eae e: ° ° f - on; 5 rooms, lot 6 -,,,| COTTAGE—3969 Tuck . 4 roomar brick: | BUNGALOW—6 rooms, furnace, nac oe room cOrtage, with | 2224 Spelding. — =“ | BUNGAL W— 4659 Wilcox 5 rooms, tile r1ice- izek Realt 0 x |? you would Snow a . = Bin: Crete, “wip fag oaaee “ _.. $5000; Bowes, electric, clear r_title, 1937" Arlington, 1329 furnace. garage for 2 cars; look at \W l]- ace n excellent condition 7 sms: | BO WEST ST. LOUIS TRUST do. BU NGALOW—4606 Lexington ; 5S rooms, Jos. F. Dickmann R. E. Co.. 623 Chestnut. e Bui l It Bun galow é + perch ; mi ust be seen ti > appre- really and truly s : 6.500 mod brick ; ’ yo *, 157 : fees he PS ¥ Easton and Sarah ae eee, DFick, $570 $900 CA SH WILL RU R63 ee. oe , ot ; F . ; ~ . BUY THIS 486 Brarconier pl.. 6 ian steam Gelan Realty Co.. 5457 GUravoi ’ Tr | QO NS R ’ must ‘ate h the s & , 8850 Cc ITTAGE—8024 Frederick: 3-room fram BU NGALOW — 0 ) Cc 0. fax 3387W. __ 4532 Natural Bridge. sat gain. OTTO Vv. SI a 1] N r : —s electric f ree ae a 12e ‘ a, ae if ; # | Zo “ “. ae ed Md BES Sh. N. 7th. (e880) | ri ixtures; lot 41x138. see Faye ° . 3 ; ‘leurd se . a Ae ='og) | —.8112_N. Broadway. Colfax 606. (o) | BUNGALOW —5442 Emerson; new brick SPECIAL BUY—E SASY TE RMS aS Or g ce and other partici ulars ‘an hae M M "Lapik x ee x 2018 8 2644 CHEROKER STREBT : e ; ° ns > fs $ - hye re : you must breathe a? * o eis a ; | COTTAGE—1910 Laflin et. B x: 08 Frooeia. 5 room Sand sun room; garaz?: $9500. 4660 | M Caffery; 3-4 pootme. hat ~e ES JOHN 8S. BLAKE & RBRO.. 815 Chestnut lefferacn a 7.500| bath, electric. marae : oe ot TRAPS ER Pa . we A yy ¥ 2102 E. Grand. AA CeE; ub! » bt a a EI c @ garage 5 “ : ‘weeps from “the” hail wee as Ronis eA INS “d BORGALOW~ dos Cora rooma, a. | BELL Heat Ronse mae one a7| 5116 TERRY AV. _ | S8seatt Ane wroming 2 stony sweeps ‘s) EE t: 7 roon it 60x175 7,500 ‘ : N CO.,, O suit; chance to 6av 50 N — R | te gemma. ate ¢ ok.” ace ‘ : | rom 6 hilly & Stone: 5 room ‘ot 30x ° : Olive 1437, 5): A h st. | _AC 'ORN, 40094 Chouteau. ; ? $5 0. SPLE 4, 3963 “LINC OLN P AV. NCR 5-room brick bungalow with reception ~ 4 poke ¢ = trom 0 lectrica al \ ICTOR 1120 you must know of > a aaa Teer £500 | rT AGE- Peat N. 234d: dandy 4-r oom | BO a rooms, new: everything ,ShE (IAI, P RICE, $3500. hall, Saranee, _— ae garage; owner SCHMIT " Realto Int. Life + ; 9 reoms; ; OOD | iCK, hot-water at. electric, 2 > | modern 3 ; sc ait is. electric: rage ie Snow you through i pr ' nt wonderful education si BTM ennms: jot T5150 8400 3: $3750: easy te or | 7 Garesche. Colfax yt he __MORRIS AA@H ROG, “Rone hestnet, AN DERSON-STOCKE-BU ERMANN. | BUNGALOW —5-raom rik. $4000, — smcenisieneiings i : re | = : * JARZEMSK Y Realto > OPE ~ ™ KOR Chestnut st. i =o" ’ bala 1ce easy ‘rms; advantages WwW hich : ogee Rice R800; _ 1 502 St. Louis. Tyler 439. VeRO) | BU NGALOW—New: 6 To rooms: 5711 Hel. seen m4 INSPECTION TODAY | : —————— | cor. lot, 20.0x197; tw ocks east of | === = —————— ee TE eae lot BSx1G0 9500 | ; en av.. Walnut Manor: convenient for 2 arfield. & rooms, tile bath: excel- | BU NG AT OW rand. bi Phone rar wid OF See | |i second to none, and Zi id ’ Ooms; Toe x | i} 9'503 i ¢ or TAGE as 910 |_Destrehan ‘ st. 4- room | families: barra! n. Forest 27003, px ee TER Ti bargai in: @aev tern ne 4 Td 4 HAMME R RA4AR 8 ipend. ! ; »* . ix. ; > >. a7 4 c nace ] ” ™ —— “~w 4 ) > ; > 4 é r wre we - churches of every we . 5 rooms; lot 50x Sr duce $5700, Call Tanhsi | BUNGALOW—5 rooms and aitic: modem: SR TER REALTY CO. Colfax 4450. -(c) | 9132 MAFFITT AV. BUNGALOW—4559 Moreanford. @-room: TODA Y ONLY! : ; f 150 | "a ane 32000 | | | 5649 i sng 4 decorated: double garage. 49xx ™ bi AV. COTT. AGE Five rooms, tile bath furnace heat, 2 P tom e for 2 aml lies: furnace, bath, , = — rit} ~ oy Is: lot ok pw ARD T Tt rs 5 > riélen av. ‘ ‘olfax 29: O75. (ec) nion rooms, bath. ras, ) a 8 ouble -arage: cea ow lif mination which are % Rock 1,000! , 2831 Ny Gran KU 321 ‘N Broadway, BUNG ALOW—Evidk Pe gg 7 re ©) | electric: garage; this is future business bedrooms on 2d fioor; $1750 will handle. WATSON-O'R ou Rt KE RE ALTY co, SPECT AT B ARG AINS , Ul, V9 rooms, Property: can he bought right. See us. K letecher k. Harris Realty (" LO. | Riverside 4310 : 5715 Gravois. . 4 4 4 Z Aa ah blessing 1O our 3 eas &@ waoma: lot 5: | . COM. . ms; id oe COTT AGES—4236 wW. Margaretta; mod- Ans - 1,500 | ‘pn ; 000: te orch; inquire 5236 8 : % E. | ‘ | BUNGALOWS—5 rooms. large atlic and 4458 eo yo tern > aoe Paulding. 4915 Easton. I ‘orest 6228 (eo) N. Ie, ( sets’ 4th and Pine St. seeping porch: bath, furnace, % har | } * munity . the athletie AY s4 ; 9 rooms; 9 cae » 12,500 | 445: Kossuth,. 6-room bric k, bath, gas. BU NGALOW —B465 ~ Ruskin: 4 rooms, | ~ - : LOM A pee OF ay : oms; lo | electric, furnace: &8500 bath, gas, electric: iced rigt (Pree WHY BUILD Dh floors, copper gutters and s ne, eount ry c ] 1 b S whie 945 a, Pye «CE ee 57 Lincoln. 2 | rooms. brick, $6000. KNICKMEY ER-FLE ER RUrY: ert | When you can huv a beautiful, new 2-stor¢ NE \V BU N (4 AT ()\W 2 blocks from Grand end Gravois. 3632! ar in a OWS offer recreation and ¢ me § rooms; lot 100r __&. SLATERY. 815A Chestnut. | INV. CO., 3505 N. Grand Yl, ied Maro, Bnd move right im: 5024 , : S | 2 | +: 1 8 . eee Pee 4 19.000 | oC A —Volume of bullding makes it BU NGALOW—5442 > Claxt aa a brick ‘Al Comme eet 4s ] 2 X \GALOW— 6) gees wes Roose. y ‘ wh . 100 é ‘ on; 6 rooms. ric rParage: Al conastructio yi} 4D ha ] NG T ON AN ) i i Hi r hool: 00 r ‘ $5 jOV ment for our peopl g | » aS se 16. 000 | possible for us to sell these 4. roorg mod- Strictly modern; garage. Inspect and! the the well- Know n Nor “te by 1, ' ee : | JOH N Mi RESI LON hie pF mean 8 . 3243 sleeping vor | SAY E 00 to 31000 & SON. ’ 4 4 ! } CE see ern bricks in 2000 bloc k A nes and then sea ers. tT. cH AS. ‘MI’ es I, ia ‘* 9 rooms: | seftr a " E R rice ¢ ( ! ? H Cai i + 488 E, ian Bend rd.; 9: 17509 Destrehan, for $4500 to $47 10: $500 WILL C. WIss ISSMATH, 2838 N. Grand. For price and terms, call 3199 We N. iets ie: @ankeree pric J ies PICK MANS ! Grand aco How to ret there: Arsenal street to Russell place (4000 eee : ANN, 20. | 7 500 | rented but. See this at sear roo th, reception hall, furnace, screened SCHEMBI Cash, $28 per month and 6 per cent Inter- ; ae b!} Coif , . ( e BUNG. ALOW 2528 Burd: 56 rooms. bath. Olfax 2447. Onen Aedatley evenings. ‘ —--——- | BUNGALOW 4658 Dewey. 4 rooms, bath,| |} WeSt), then south to Russell Park, or Grand bl. to McDonald On one Let us show ‘ 3 sr z | Webster Groves yo | 106 5 oy roo! ms; lot J | 18.000 est Salesman at 2012 Destreha an. furnace Also have 2 beautiful 5 and 6 room flats 4 Ta > ‘ ay a ; 1 it revellian: 6 rooms; | Br : R. WM. GERLING REALTY Go., De MARTINI- ZEREGA AGENCY Co., for_sale; mow_under construction. (62) M AF H I ai J LAC F, 4 127 sag kr ban pe eee avenue (3300 south), then three block t. ; rooms bedroom and iain on first GE », N. COOPER R. E. Co.. ee OCKS Wes Ww enster " . is ‘ 0V0 97° > é W hat if has to offer AS j ; ae * * as caeviee ° ‘ot — Rat *. 7 at yo a 30 OF 2009. 1665) | pant Title Guaranty Bldg. 706 ( ‘hestnut. NEW BUNGALOWS 7 ; i 19 NNO . 2 , x =p ; ure r y. TGALOW- —New modern FE * room brick Modern. 5 rooms: every, thi nz com Ah, yA bed ¢ sg. ] f) ( ble b r O1; re 427 ; , r ° | : F By ; plete: a rooms, 2d floor; doub! icx | _ ive 3276 SUS Chestnut st. (c) a Y T de SI able place to li Austin; 7 lot NOx! (Sh. 20,000 rooms, acqeeing porch, tile bath, copper | 4954 Arlington: owner there buy from builder: only one left, 4706 | garage. with electric and water: large/| BUNGALOW—4439 ~ Minnesota. 4-room | | S CU RITY GUARAN OR REALTY CO Ine xx screened porch, mefal weather. etrinpn! q frame; a dandy home: located in good | | " : steam heat, hardwood floors: only S3000 neighborhood: $3500. : —= > > d , UU 21 N. é ay. : © a 468 wl ss aS a | ge. etc.: large lot with Krape arbor. 30-foot lot; property {In good condition. Hy > HOL L, M EY hs R KR. ~ EL )., 104 No th, BUNGALO 4988 “Tyrolean: 5. room ‘ . : at our Webes! © . bran “h neha 4 > ; ore eae : a tak Fl present so many ae and see the picture of each| . 2236 MONTGOMERY | JOHN Ht. ABBOTE Realtor, 709 Chestnut. OHMEYER, Florissant afd, Union, srame. modern throughout: must be seo | | WE BUILD FOR You pe f s-room: =obrick: $2800: $400 h, $20 9 . da} and from ] to 6 . eo cas BUNGALO W—.4930 Colfax 850. Onen Sundays nd ye , + , enleny the above, “pen Gally a crow | monthly. ° Owner. Lindell 619° FAL, 45 0 Thekia: new, 5 large and even' ffs. i‘ ; eee, OF to be appreciated: price righ plendid opportunities ew on Sunday. - | °50 © ASH. AND 2 3! ii > OR H. - | rooms, tile bath, hardwood floors. ti JUST LISTED. | N ew Matt B rick WATSON-O' ROURKE REAL TY co. to the h ome-see kj l — BRIG K BU NG AL OWS 400 Obear: 4- R MONE 077 roof; real buy: terms. KNICKMEYE R- 6086 Ar! ington ay. br 7 ‘k of 4 nice! Riverside 4310. 5&715 Gravois. ngs BR | KOTSREAN, 72% Chestnut. Mota 2700. tl FLEER RLTY AND INV. CO., 3505 N,|70ms, modern in every wa: | BUNGALOWS .Q5 BUNGALOW—Modern 4 rooms. "43xx Ore ‘ AN, Chestnut. Main 119 95. Grand bl. 26. / ar vill REALTY & LOAN 'e 8) ou 5— $6950 oon ay tile bath furoaae wz Ore i family, that one 4 OPEN SUNDAY. Colfax 34 | i — ee ° “a= séDrive out Sunday and see these 5-1room COTT. AGE BAKGAIN, | BU NGALOW—527 'Davigo —_. 4M Olive 143 106 N. 8th at READY 15 | pare Oo Pe + 25 ac quainted with the SEAS tosesiows located at Sappinst- 4 Wi tier 6-room frame cottage: | rooms, bath. “furnace, De way a “ Fug 4825 HAMMETT—SINGLE | 4800 BLOCK "East IN |: Solon time” “ae Ue Sewiee ms oe ’ Bungalows, Flats or > ieee Very best of construction. ” €uttering, hardwood floors; e wry REALTY & LOAN CO.. Kossuth av. (ec) CL Ltt ttt itt ‘ av li avs.. Glendale: 2 ione | bath, gas, ele want offe us| laundry: price $4750. STRODTMAN Res Four and 5 rooms, new furnace : : ?? /OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chest An w Ww m etin fown may pass by th iy tare rooms, very modern Mgaout, | as FRANK Le "Yan TER R. Z| 8 ~ dpe igtaas /TMAN R. E. CO., 3607 N. Broad- " EN AL 1 + foie c wants 2 quick “Ganss’ CU rest Hill | BUNGALOW—5227 a this is “ye | See the Bevo Mill nex, hich e are co p! g- ) est s rigina uic | 9 Chestnut ive ; (4200 NORTH AND 4 ) | did bungalow; only 1 block from South | | Our lab : ESTC or and material best money can buy. is , lot A 135 ost dec pmith garage and lot o0x13): - saat : ive _ 900 most desirable prope fete | Sale’ Wanted’ Agents (062) | BL NGALOW-aohiodens— cg ee ARRANGED FOR 2 FAMILIES ANOTHER SOLD FROM PRane Grand bl.; 4 rooms and bath, modern | 4 THEO. R. APPEL, Realtor, 722 Chestn $7 imeerstcmeas Rae 1619 N. Union; new furnace: he ome- , THESE MC 500: | Our information is com A lehagen 46 W. Lockwood av... Webster, a 8 “ae Fi By RT FES BP my nme y home! salpsman ai oom. | ly decorated." 2° turmace: tandeume- |. , RE bungalows ahif bee ie inch only ao FISHMAN REALTY CO, | =— at 6250. ° 5 BEL LIS Realtors. Arcade Bide. Olive 378%, rubble masonry foundation. with sted) I- 6915 Gravois. ____ Riverside 3: 375. . *9 | c . . 4 ae : | bath, furnac: “ from 2 to 5. 4893 M beautiful plete, we ean tell you ¢ ) a - - \ argaretta av. Call . a JOY HOMES JOS. F.D IC K MANN R. E. CO, Forest 6232R 5935-37 LUCILLE beam and posts and Home Comfort fur- BUNG , | bargain the best offerings. UNGAI ————— now idaalindiial wo ‘hestnut. st. BUNGALOW 49: 50 Genevieve: 6lroom 9 New 5 and 6 room bungalows, 13-inch | Paces, 13-inch matt brick. faced walls (al stucco bungalow; ; , , > ~~ | mm f . 2 useee r Cee caiow modern -room, path, ee7o1. | iu) . i are evidently thinking about | ‘ 4499 LEE. story frame; with bath, fu | ™ brick walls two baths: : ire- | @! ound ) Copper gutters and downspouts, ; lectric.. mw . r and for the future. Ser a 4 You rnace. kas and | laces, fruit* cellars: the om ssipane ) will have four finished rooms on first floor pod peg ‘uit eee "pee "Bio 4612 GRAVOIS AY Riv 1280 ‘ 7 . =_ . , Open Sunday 10 to 4. Daily Till 7:30, e spri yr | Corner Taylor: five-room brick cottage: > chicken || be Pe moving to the county this spring or) a electric: reasonable price and terms . : t} ‘ location; | | for our new list, Names f you would not be reading this ad. nicest ane RE A TY CO. eae ‘Ch *scnut. F 00 ND CITY TRUST CO.. be Nn en a ed “~ , teen —s — room a imetel’ inedicine suki n ee | Ellenore, Riverside 2099R. nices ! orest 100. Union and _ 8t. Louis. KOPRT. 2005 N. Union: F orest °629. ous Closets, icebox recess and kitchen cabi- BU NGALOW—3640 Dover pl.; te pos- || ‘ ; (oT -iwill find Webster Groves the | . ' P i r , recy ‘ ] é ~~, . || and special booklet ‘‘D* place in the county and you wil oy) f4G4 NATURAL BRIDGE BUNGALOW—5725 Hamilton: pew 3. 6033-35 THORS met; the living reom will lead’ throne) coca Goneaiee tei tea! : iarge plastered arched opening to dining every respect; everything the t ~ iii \ } | | > ava nore - > e built * ms Lindell TAO, Call 4877 SAN FRANCISCO a3. 2S ; familiar with plans come in | Qpen Mondav evenings 7R44W., 3-ROOM BRICK. $1600—$300 . : Greciey. G-reom ‘sodere ‘heak’ ie Bliss a Ye gerne = cath. Semen hard: | {EDW. 1. “at Hg BEAL. TY ©. This. bungalow, 5 yoome: hot air heat. | BDW. A CAG agt Sah fae “Bide.. BUNGALA t SoxLat p Boe my moran: 5B. OS an a . ‘land $17.50 month: electric. vaste ‘ate ; ~S- NW, Gran 32 i é as OOM LOC ations: ! “oreat | ; rake, io Rivdi, DATEAIN, Bow : ~ Broaawsy: . vic | —Olive 9347. _ _ 7th. | w/ Ripa ay.. 9900 8. Broadway. | C Oe 3503 Gravois. Grand ‘ny? 08 Caroline. at. + oe tn 8 ELLEN WOOD ii on modern bu Eimwood. 6-roo large vard; electric, gas and w vat floors ck porch, s om: te | niwood, 6-room modern house . it : Shae cide BU wo Anowe- = tealty Service [i vision, MAJES TIC MODERN . NC DETERING AGENCY, 3627 Gravols. | COTTAGE—5044 Alabama; 5 la B ALOWS - fine condition, lot 36| .&&IOW: gne year olc 4; cheap. : asot S brick cotta or NA hot-water KoP., B10 tut et. endl le Sold to | Settle 4 a) Raker, 6-room house, large lot © price $3000; $500 cash; balance nthiv. | RIS Realto Arcade Bide. Olive 378. ~O4xx Queens av., 5-room HOMES CORP... 4935 Db bh] Victor 1942 . ~ elmar } (7) r Open Monday evenings. hot-water heat: Mar ‘shali. O-room modern bun- . SOTTAGES ~We have several 2? ar , ONDER 7T LO —PRET COT 4 tile bath. hot-water heat: lot 5Ux ' | i ne Aa Ww | RFU. UL "6 rooms, In it farery r Florissant av. | BARGAIN IN FRAME BUNGALOW | Webster 2204 > cat line; $100 cash, balance $2 er | ia. om Pf Poon ie A ' ig Cx F amt Seely Pl. : ee, tile bath, | — ik Emerso a _4 rooms, bath, elee-| 5615 perth Market; 2-st-ry. 5 rooms RRR wena ae: ~—I 3145 2707 INDIANA AV. m. ar ‘bn undava + we a wn oe yap - 87R. i 10l-water fat: lal ee Ooors, farace | c. fur Nace: £arawge screened reh: hot Water t e: t "gt . UNG iF ow— Seow 6 r x 2 - room who will show you throw i @ TEGETHOFY & VATTEROTT. Realtors. ee ' Arcade Bide. Olive 37: 2 cars. | concrete basemer t lot 550x125: ete 3104 a and ‘S108- pine - jpargain, | rooms ° INGA roof, ™% phe h 6 rooms. oases le BOTTORF F-G ILES, 4914 Delmar bl. _ 3 ~ open. brick cottage in texins same can be bought quay CSA Easton av. Office open Sundays age COTTAGE BARGAINS HILMER, DUTTON & KEHLENBRINCK, | Wher. Co fax 2627R | furnace, ha dwood floors; easy terms. || bath, built-in bath with copper gutters, | COTTAGE—3623 Tennessee; 4-room brick; ted. » electric, garage for 2 ears; : give you comp ete list of our Reader ] 336 ( A) j FAS iy TE MS 2712 N. 14th st. J. Chas.. Muell & “| ' b047 Cor (a eri . e 4 ' P f Ridge. new. 4 rooms. $3000. made; this is a wonderful location: easy | COTTAGE—5 room frame: nas. gas. eleo- 5131 — VERMONT AV. » 9 Bos 20) 1 W ainwt ig! if RJdz. 62284 Raste n ; AY. Office open Sundays. £ag and electric; di Or ib!) Pe gar: age. See numer us other closets: in fact, must i Oven er iv evening ; 9 : BUSH- BU R ae . 1 105 Cc heat n ut _st. te fiie trie; : Brice $32! €500 cash gS rooms ; . Parkview 1336 (eR) OHMEYER, Florissant an’ T'nion. seen inside to he appreciated: , Also have ‘: beautiful 5 and 6 room flats | so caages ARTHU K FISHMAN REALTY CO., IHN L. DOLAN REAL TY CO. If ' for sale: now under construction (eB2) | IDEAL HOME 6915 Gravois Rivengide 3375. 6403 Manchester, Benton _ 163. DOx210, | WEBSTER Lt T Ge, STORE AND FPLAT—Brick; renis $900; | Colfax 2850. Onen Sundays and evenings.| present owner for a home, but er. | oO a = a a Br se on Marshall: improve LE ic 70, * - BUNGALOW B ARG AINS. tain business reasons must sell: wil] take NORTHWEST BU NGALAW 4827 Sacramento: 6-room bun- pen daily til 17 p.m. Bunda~jo 4 p. m. TAGE—F 4315 Humphrey s : 4 ¥ CO. jenly $26 foo Ww y. RON Le TOMROY INV. co 6321 Easton. Sacramento: a dandy five large| &_£00d business corner in trade. | Garfield av.; beautiful 5-room | galow; sleeping porch: beautiful COTTAGE—5 rooms, modern, tile bath. | COTTA ‘a s: ae d basement; 6 rooms '721 Chestnut: O, 8941. > BEATIFIT, WELLSTON HOME | "20™s. tile bath. large eoddr closets,| GEO. J. WANSTRAT H, 71745 Chestnut ACK, rec reption hall, bath, furnace, ele. lot. trees and shrubbery; lot 52x 5024 Newport ie iavinbititiiie lala Victor 1942 o sate | } : ory ‘renc i] COTTAGE—5 — z karage; bargain; for price and | 120 Cet AG 3 room. _flectric lights, ga- DE ERING: AGENCY, 3627 Gravois. be = and | i HE AFF EE Arn 6300 Isabella: this well-built residence | French doors, garage: newly built-up loca- rooms, brick: modern: price fin : nheegs ‘vee of 10 rooms, with al! moderm conveniences: | *'"4ae tae wee reduced; terms. 5360_ North Market. 5 vows at office, y GUS M. ARENDES REALTY Co.. race. 2919 Minnesot scien sil Open Monday evenings. aeF ELLEN Wood A ae BO tered ato satin eve Hotel. 18 Of-| yt eng foreaes: ‘Siem ghaig electrle. | COMPAGE—Brick: 4 rome, babi hot wa: | = eit a PRAM: TS AW, | — Sere F78.__ 10/8. oth oe Ota Neth; tok what aioe sek marhal! | COTTAGE—8732 ‘Tholosan: 4 ra or ene eo aoe ) 1 | arge’” Or 18 d 4 r rice. .* Ss (iat, 4 a 5 + . > a . eel rs I ot r e * be ve room, built-in ¢ humbing. " VERNON LAI’ x. in_ pri Chestnut. O1. 8300 +734 Worraine: north of Natural Bridge| wad Y 42 hae *. 5 street, alley made. e849 Ar! +8 i ar’, 4 re oma. bat} d | BU ie () a Fi 9 water sree cand eens bath, electric, heat; garage: @emall cash RIN estnut ‘} posure. 550x170: ; its : WEI : ee : oe A west of Marc us; a dandy 4-room brick | oc TAGE * _ = fg ee = cellar: fine double Farag 3 ot . x17 AL, W : COTTAGE we. > ane earage; cadens scone, payment, balance, —_ a / rt River ; to transportation r9- Sl. rad rst : _| cottage, le furnace. electric and — > room brick; 1ot-water heat. | price $3900. STEPHE N SAU 9; OPEN FOR INSPECTION block south of Gravois. Naer we right and ian” te g1500" inwuo" ~~ s and #: cash | gar: sce é $5200, but we want | ones _ Fe ‘ote wit cunsantal sine ' : — ae i; ¥¢ ’ oT. f re al} "e | a or. {ec ) . 5 : , " = ~ ‘ 622 Cc igan. c = ' bat WERSTER GROVES ‘TRUST Gam Fee one cOOms, SUNTOOM. wa-| houses will show Senet al above | COTTAGE —4021 Beacon av.; frame: 4| Sot Gemvie nee LIKE RENT Radeon en ne. GOTTAGE—5 rooms; near Forest Park: COTTAGE —4159 es ee Boe ai i gnly os 4 Ww Ni i \ Q i read nee? Nantes Sie St. i ries rock | EO. . WANSTRATH Chestnut rooms, bath; lot 39x125: price sean. | b — 4 Gene — , ' ve row be '} water. Vic vv aa . ee s 1a 4 , my IU e. SEL 4 ail ' 4 easy ter ith (" ottage Nor thw est. ~ $6800 | able. ____(¢) | ment; garage: c. nver lation " ae : me- 72 Anderson . 2 co TTAGE—3 rooms, bath. furnace: 60- WATSON-O ROU RKE tet co. NGALOW DE LUXE HLS (‘lairmoret aY. 3 nace , in . 5 ; - terms ~ { ‘OTT ‘AGE—5 rs 502 Thrush a av. ; modern: 5 diate possession See OHUMEY ER. “ore er ‘alifornia bungalow. 4R51 foot lot; bargain: $32! 20, 5028 Steffen. Riverside 4310. ee Sp __ 6715 G ravois. This Seaaainds well- -constructed an, seam bedt’ banutinee = aT : Bato eeenda 4461 LEXINGTON AY, 4 ber * peas merge sae ane lissant and Union. Colfax 2850: opea| _- Bessie eae -.++ 6,750 | COTTAGE—3-room brick: electric: garage. | COTTAGE—4410 Itaska. 3-room | frprice | jinute” conveniences,” 7 sate re- | ‘2: ‘ »” f. 42a CC tnut Sundavea nd evenings Jandy room brick bun low, f - oO st c)} : bri 3 - hestnut. ~ 7 “ galow __.3146 Neosho st. ————-\°) | just, listed;.moderm. See & Bingham av., cannot be equaled for the n? ¢ $6000. ; ; es SIRO 0. ; Nie } ry br ck, 5 rooms and Phone.Mr. Holland, Webhater . ‘a Bungalow, = ma. furnace and bath: | ‘ pu on hall. tile bath, electric. furnace. | COTTAG E—oO1 Yuick sale: . . 4 Pessi > ee tll ¢ras 0 nm. and on Sundays Webster Meet. poultry house; % acre «f ground: | va anitoia basement: lot 253x191: heat: garage: $7500: S'g1000 ome. *4836 | wa ti tte pe yi ~ ff BUNGALOW | | Blew: ¢ rooms, modern, semi- my A gp yy pinadieelonesd fox) SPPURee REALTY CO, | PERNOW AUX t. Olfve Pinnahar St. Louis Real z patsio easy ‘ter ) : rage; WEBER. T19'N * | San Francisco. (1) | floor. with tile bath built-in tub Pra actor ung aiow, me eal Furclid. . Bargain ‘ 5-foot - "4 Macticiell GANSS, ‘ N, 7th. Olive ) 93 347 tric; ponermy attic: large var rd. e COTTAGE ae onoane. 3- a es 4440 “Dee Delp r MBICK BUNGALOW. ‘4 Seenenthaameet lee ~ ast on i . / atti { = vas ve ‘7 street car; , : So j —- arage; S : ° ces, et * Bu n galow S Cc: Karage: price $3800: easy terms, | lot; convenient to street car and choo: e | ON TERMS TO SUIT COTTAGE—1830 Lami: 4 rooms, bath, ga- ebide. icruae re ) hardwood floors, elect 1c at t! large ates: 4 rooms ere unfinished eerms bungalow; 2-car wearage; jot Léerms modern | 0x44 ’ chicken house. LU. Modern new bungalow of & : 5 b. pretty. § { ace, hardwood floors. * granite : Dandy 4. Room Bungalow briek bath. bullt Neb- iment: lot 7hx1! ( 4 ; ae Fooms, bri tile th, ullt-! Web nent; ‘OX130, Lard of " Wa ter, electri asement; hargain bs, h eeood f ore, ho “air furnace We tri: GO © Me ‘TENBERGER, 14 N, : $2500.” peston anow —_*{! | can sel) to you on smal! down payments, | en - ai node oe ts: fine location: , 2-91 E ) on bati rock . io . } 3 tig itke r i, a 3 t reasonahie if soir at c 5: 7 ; - ,AOUTIS 10 finished A mm t irna Pl: s ~ifienti if ep 4680 wh ATTRACTIV E HOM WEL L, STON HOME 9 iorth., ws ik nail b oP en sey dine av, ane 7570 Geral | conve — aad ‘ ‘ated Kp Ma irnace —_—, 2 gota senior : surnseed. furnate, g&: rage. BU xX R K am | heat. modern; 3- “room frame, bath. elec- t-Watei ay Sade ac (son top my ~~ nt , 65709 ST, LAOUIS AV. lian on remises all da ; ay. | COTT: AGE ; IRS 7 Semple: six-room frame: F*inriesant an 7 “nior ‘olf; 9850. i pen Lf. H. M AY ER BLDG. CO. i ’ Built and Financed COTTAG E—2704 McNair; 4 rooms; Riverside 4310 ___ 5715 Gravois, _ “MY ee 7 ro an ‘: ‘ Y & TT AGE Two roems in rear; OO feet, BRIC K BU NG: ALOW — 172. 50—TERMS BUNGALOWS . STORES, FLATS 20a dle. " Bt! [X., SO48 3. Gr and ‘ OTT. \GES—-4056 ~ Meramec : two for the Kor LAS ie PEER, 1138 Chestnut st | ihn | COTTAGE—5436 Grav is: 4 rooma, . bath, | price of one; 5-room brick; ce | EAUTIFUL NEW BUNGALOW. ' 3780 ae one bick enat of ice tyr frame on concrete founda- | Ru and water: copper = The owner of the modern , W ng - om ning room, te hen, two oe | remy ae ts made: terms. For par-itulars cali : 5656 Terry a’ new matt brick bunea | Bw NALS W—Stucco: 5036 Grace: tile av.: near Gravois. OR ORT oF rain; and stucco bungalow at 40 Syl EL LS {) a 299 | Bizec aro |. tiie bath, hot-water heat, atx LB9GW. ¢) | s0W. & rooms; strictly modern: you wil! bath, har ‘dv ood fioors, garage. (c¥@) 2115 8S. Jefferson. : “ : a4 4 ; rt wry re prick 2 inn) ¥ la t: ‘ —_— . - - Sos o wt with bath. electric, as, i vi; eas) re ving — oh for me gaa: % STO * a ME, $:3 00 paren yin a we t, ly Pie * i's Pragets | COTTAGE —5747 Cot e Brilliant e: 4 rooms like it. . TY & LOAN Co | BUNGALOW—Four rooms: modern. Wa- | COTTAGE—2804 Indiana av 23° rooms: | garage: —e ae arranged for 2 famf- | 1916 Oregon. 3-ré0om brick. bath, fur- Ting “a en Z ee! ‘ : Q | ie ~) i, : i ri’ o af t « " Mi at) le, a “4 owe. 4 _ id A. } by s 2 ~ ‘ Ws c ' ’ - : bera CO. , ne: particular ention . is Pour-room frame with attic rater as | Main drive thoroughfare amid very high- | , pase O18 Wale: lot ert liv aq 106 N. &th set ash 3850S. Be ee PB nly 5648. te J. Badaer, 24 win :) lies; $4800; $800 cash. balance esmner”’ “PORTER 7 Py mn on se ot 4450. fc) uced: 6 ithe lot. which ae #84 electric: immediate possession: ‘e500 | Class surroundi ngs: priced to sell. Owner. | Silive —— — dg. | BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW " | BENPAL OW—4442 Itaska: 6 rooms, sun aes Tat 4 “and grocery store, | -L2auite 98396 Debrecen. *) tesnener ne Eeoed: | trees, some ha well acted raay | Cash. palance on ternis: key at 9154 lot | Box M-307 s Ost- ‘D) Sima t tch, OTT ACE— at 1 “TF : | Goodfellow av near Florissant: | poercn, grape ar bor: modem; owner. (cp tt uae yom Bellet _¥ - athe store COTTAGES fwo new modern. frame: 2 4322 WILCOX AY. * | eper tad toda } 38x15 CHAS L WERER. 119 N. 7 [ ¢ T T 9 1 N_ S AT bath. . n ion. av. ~ 4- -TOO! n frame. 750° easy terme: extra well built. BU NGALOW—4-room modern. 45-ft. jot: 6. os ae : eiiefontain 80uU ; blocks from Gravois: $600 cash and ba Five-room brick bunga ~A3 bath, elec- co. } —WE RSTER GROVES TRUST CQy _—— — ) ] tATT map” tT © bargain. § Call| Noe belek the tate bea ood floors, | _4!! improvements made. 4445 Delor, SO TAGE—I759. S Spring: beautit rs ance I@ t MITH REALTY CO., _ fara CHAN, a vewel!. —— TTX ; 's: 200 DOWN Seterer Paes ; steam heat: stucco garage: owner 1 e. | NG ALOW—New modern 5 rooms; | 2-6 ; : EenS. Seeelee a MES *M. 5S - _ th and Ru ~~ Nand _OW NER LEAVING SVNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | 4-room brick: bath, electric: garage, 2| 9 Si W Gren” aeasL g JOHN 8S. BLAKE & BRO..’815 Chestnut. | 350: terms. Owner 6737 Odell av. Bodner, 3734 Hedraniic, Grand 6848, (c) | 4738 Grevols oy. _—_vereide | Bungalow—1818 Lawrence—6750 Down ’ ferefore js compelled to gel! 4 ars; cheap price: @Xa! nine toda wa ~— ¢ ee ee ee ie aati: Ap we: omna vcner, : ‘ + a. — ae | i¢ Leet bk—o-room frame. Kas . | ,0cated at Sxx Newport ay.: con For Sale PE i. a mo Ce. §22 Chestnut. COTTAGE—& eree. 1] Woodland av.. ml, R. ~ * mag Bl NG ALOW-— 3223 Quit cy. 4 rooms, mod- | ‘ani MAX RISCH. 6220 Michigan 4738 Gravois av Riverside BT4w. teulare phone Mr. Holland. rae P SiinGueed nt A. Tooms. Rot: ‘water { ’; @areh. 4 reems. . tecebiies | ra) ‘OTTAGI__475 5S Leduc: a rooms. bath | _ 4915 E aston Forest @02R. _(e) garage: $7100 RUX RE vania. AJ vie . ORK 00) STAGE Pram Bl ui tease a veaman : 7 a : i4)f) - } » > } ’ — . oe ‘ ‘ . is. - . ° . eo ; oe , P *%* . . . : . , da . J ; / 4 at fi cher SORA ve ~ and on Sun to Rkee grape arbor and garage; price $7500. | h? . furnace heat, ; Jot. 3.4x | furnace. ereckric, sleeping porch, large r +. Me t NION - ot. | PUNGALOW—3967 Schiller pl.; modern 4. COTTAGE—6721 Alabama: 3-room frame: bath, double garage. cellar cemented, t alee ote 4 who will arrange Cat Benton 91681) . 122: every day from a 6. vont brick por h; owner moving to New pean poe a at! ane ric Orta a be rt room: ail conveniences: rents $40. » pian DIPHI 6801 Gravois Iti ver- bieck west’of Grand: near Bates; owner | Satyr Ro . rk: low price. re. on 50-ft. lo lis cottage is near | — .) Be mm mh a ' ree rage ll sho | Greater St. Louis Realty | ra oe oh “RE SIDE NCES 7 "AN’ rH pig Panay «pt i on BOTTORFF-GILES CO., 4914. Delmar bi. sorte wit: bw iy ea BUNG an - Pen Heideiberg: 4 rooms, | ante. app. as He a 4 com : vihainik As Soe 4703 Virginia av.| . ‘. moat ; ad : a ‘ 835 Su) : “iern, 5 roome« “~ | COPTTAGE—5305 Ar} t oO 5. roo bric] A a — = -e restnut. Ww I ar * a ‘ | Vi seas EURC — - Riverelde 28740 J a “ry Ta bh) aa ie) ry ivan, moder ' aa ‘, HOWARD E K i E y 8513 *rTAvOia brick with bath P's price and card, 7 Wobst | DIS | IN¢ | T\ K HON ® . + . Belt av. R.» - 42 y. ) BE l, L E V IE W il é h. rye lL ; T ; : ardw 000 BEAU TH we MARCUS. ALAW. io Ni; 4 i>W. 4.403 Osage; FS rooms. | wer HARR y RE MSH Re a R Sidney ae | ITTAGER——~3F La | 4 2 We are privileged to be able tei 445 Granville’ pi, 6 nm a! Near College Bacay! ink 2-story, 5 rooms + efectric. Cail Mr. Wm. ~e. Ma- es ag FF ape al} 'e strieftly modern: garage: weil built. | COTTAGE—4 rooms. bath, cemented cet-| reoms and reception hall, bath. furna ; hace, rear —— very select Het of fine homes. m Bee us for terms ar df binary d ?p articuls and ba h a ne Gwelling; a bargain at a ees ae rage Sar rame, bath, furnace, electric. gara a Ns ~.- ad = Bi. - » {ne ide ‘ fAGE—S rooms and sunroom: nx ; . | AG. (7) | ro, m on thi i - floor; B-car garage re i; have 5- roo , ; : ‘oe S 2503- O5 ) GT, AS\ 1OW price reduced for quick gale. (Cal! Linderi Ww BANU v4 PARE COTTAGE 'INGALOW-—4 rooms, bath, furnace, ~~ | SCHMITT "Real 0 Int, Lie Bide. “ora, treme: 4 gwerage: street made: gO «- pana screens; near Gravois Park, Bee the , th living tere Stites inn. ines, bath, heat; -beau- T “pats . , a Pete, |e 6260 Plo ‘ ns, bath, i+ | >; closed-in porch; every thing mod- | ¢, ITTAGE—22 ‘4G . ry orice: | ‘ lo let how you this. fine! Five ; by, ee m aboy tw ed J , coer Fost Ce ntpieted ‘ rE m cottages, bath, toilet, elec- | one WARD L. KUHS REALTY ©Co nace: arene 3 owner Wt oer tiverside SS80M (c)} 5 roome. bath. ah ri: easy terms. | on 4 ofa - . re ? suit DIEHL 6801 Gravois. Riverside 2900. gpecond t; ” 5 will be led! y furnish Fo REI LE R. 3531 N R ici Ler i. A & e ? horme~tod : terme } ; , Arage, | terested parties j _ a OR WEY. : AW LEY RE. AL TY CO. 7831 N. Grand. _ 8321 _ N. Broadway. _ | show: immediate DOSHESSION ; ¢ ter NGALOW—S-room brick. modern: aleg| PECHAN. 12th and Russel — | JAMES Mt SMITH wr TY co. | PRAME BUNGALOW —5420 S. 37TH sr. o 50x __W ERSTE rR “GROV ES TRUST COg ‘ | 615 Chestnu ¢ OTTAG Edie Sacramento av.. 5 rms, E. VOSS, 2322 N pda OTORE 4: 310, -room = fri residence: large lot and | coTTAGE—3-room —— electric: lot 34x | Riverside A74W & Gravois 2 M ot in kitehe bs? a 1 ny . e hev 506 O AKS COU RT. = North sine ' - a emcee | {sun room. tile bath, electric. oi}-burning NICE HOME l | stree nade Kuchenig, 3123 Ivanhoe. | °43. bareet n to quick buver 3990 | A peryeric a TNO ALOWLE- rooms, hard- ene pe on ee ve Cumfort furnace. Nebster. IY \ SNOW, a — V ACAN T furnace ; garage: price reduced for quick 5735 Elw ard iv. OT locWnorth of N at: SUNGALONW—Beautiful new 4 rooms, | Merarngm,_ PECHAN. 1°th and Russel! wood floora, odd bathroom; most beatu- FEDERER fl rea TY CO. E odern S-room stucco GUE tooms tii. he th furna wl ECO EAS four ron? T 7 hardwood floors. tile “All Albert E. Schaefer. Lin-! yral Bridge, west of ‘neral Motors, ; th furnace: low e: terms. 4:35 rertrucde owner! 40: $3 Robert (7) i electric. Lernarce « 5079 Mil ent nen from to 5 ee hi y a , } 15 UU Ara “! floors hot-water heat, ee BE L lane ~U20 Pp em rn Ca pri raids 12 31J nf E Dw ARD Lise KU Hs REALTY CO c large lot £4000) rryia Ao = , 0 M 8 rooms HOW 6nT>) wrree¥y 3532 (} : rr : HARRY RE a Ree HER. Sid. 67 430 DEWEY AY meticS) | @ree seeping porch: garage in 2 ow $500 cash: 4-room and bath, |) ————.-— — — | 2831 N. Grand, 8321 N _ Broadway. SCHEMBL R. E. CG BUNGAL dad 7 n . eat” lovel -” home ree ‘i TTAGE—189) N. 2°94: @ rooms. mod: | Horer——3-r P Dandy a ay roome, tile beth. Poors VOX LOG Srey pr ve ments ai! bane 2 us electric Light, 701 Do d N KW BU NG | AL OW S ic OTTAGE —$200- cash buve 3- room ¢ ot- 41 5 Faston Forest 6°2°R8 ' i > 9 Ww RISRERG. ! i704 = itjrand e . rice vd, ) 9: 38 North Marke ‘ mis P05 4473 (hippewa. near C1 leveland High “mee bi: Ra’ ly @a000' | i alte has | een arranged, 10) . ae lock north Broadway aone 702-08 Kossuth av. beautiful 5-room | fee: bath, gus. electric: 30x125; tn ex- . SER 0351 ST. LOUIS AV IUNGA " piel Wallace: 3 rooms, | » 2138 HOUSE—»> rooms and bath; garage. See “gine te’ — dy of i” proper £ UENGITLOW “a ss —— SS! | pric juss completed and ready for oceu-| £° 500 condition; balance easy terms: NR OPS . ; . . ‘ trictly moder! an rif e. quick saie. : TAGE~——~ o Bio ; 4 ms. ele wher 3719 S. Compton | BRINKOP, 619 Chestnat st awe ” i . i 4: $2 6 Ashian i. 4 large ancy; ll improvements made: open Sun- $26 i MAYER REAL yo Six-roorm ric k: hot-water he “ etric: Aap & Eg “ 2 RS Sjdnev 2020 sie. price righ ez, N, — 56h. tert — eooms. bath. eas. elec | | ALT O fine con ati on: big bar t . 4 ror z ; i nec t. “e and atti $7400. easy terms | covtiur. rt acta J bays AY. BU NGALOW, 4305" GRACE AV a and sleeping porch, thle bath. hardwood floors. steam heat, ble brick Pennsy!Vania av four mom’ water gas, electric; tot : ' rR ea EF be : recent In ha | moctern br rick T Ww t H. . ; cf. $545 Osk ga ay r ins pect on; terms. ND OTte on , in 7 aT KA na ; 4019 i pton: Oms, SF 1 M A & ST ARK ( ‘Ou FARBER on BA! ci Se Ke Lahey B, On. N. Union. Forest 4310. oneae Unf s Davisee nar. 397 ae | DROZDA REALTY ¢ 2 4006. Chouteau. | rn cet . = nen sie e: nayuire at T7705 Alaska ; 5 room. * bath bet air heat, single . ' th ~~ ~~ : ? Pe su Tit ew YS a "cur , . ‘ . ” ” o 4 . - e . " . “ . ' ‘ HOx1T5SO, with all ‘ GALI W—§4047 North Mar r ws “a RIC ‘K ( ‘OT T AGE ¥ shop: 5 rooms and store: MP 2, Same Ml ‘ [" B K s( LD ‘ & E Wi ERS $1 ney 2020 ‘ ; ‘ » ARs . ‘ + HOUSE —Frame: 2 rwoome: big garage and rence grape arbor, will consider tra re, sR FeMricted aise : ow ne ie ; + bullt-i: vat hh ih - - as eo | at a bargain price. Cal] Mr P. N Zim- 4625 we ne Fr — isco: nice 5 room cot- | BUNGALAIW—oS rooms and im parior 4 a ers , ' chicken house; 100x147; Inquire at 7705 | cellent wos att of o ~ ! wante an offer: price SIA : lo ew elects fie 2. b poee Tenure st > st a ale — / mer for full information. hi: Ae aes tale at lect? cing $2700. ae ae well bullt house; $8000. “Rel tz, 7290/7 \TAGE-—Resutiful 3-roo = Alaske Viet ty. .te2 _ wees $7 aeatems ’ ’ ¢ “ 2s 5 Bd - ‘' : mod rt . SL reels ié* ~ @: = . , a , io : ; - : ) « ** r tr ’ : rT rai) - 7 | Greater St. Louis Realt: ~ = 9 99250; will m ern oR yyw hed Price $7500 specs | 2831 SN Graft “83 Hs BW RALTY £.. * WALTER JONES ft E. CO., 618 Chestnut toria Bids 43 - : from HOUSE—4935 Alcott. Aa roome, _— ene 60 CAAH—AALARCH BAAY : a 2 es Se ; SCOTT . , > ~ S31 N , iTA ~s . a ‘a ° mn ° I NGALOW— 70 Al » near eva “a? Ajit r : im electric: a@treets,. wal : , ae | ° o ; o08 } c Hk RRY ST. . 4 ularie sont a all ood WM_L., HEC EMANN'& CO.. 100 Ne 7th | FRAME—4949 Harney 3 ay uy 6 soome, bath. | BUNGALOW BARGAIN Mi new 6-room brick: ga ce wy ‘4. * | COTTAGE—Fou én cay furnace. ce) ee bral yaaaaeee yt @ bieet aalth at mae , n : ‘8: Rood constructions: built f: } furnace; elec nd “v 3608 Cora av.: 5 room brick; reception nen, Delance like rent; Open = rice &. OB. ma Apply 2 | MARINE. 3717 d-room cottage, brick, on 30 to etn aan alg. , complete service i - N A ash IT. BE: D BU NG Al OW made, STRC SDPTMA AN 2% 'STRODIMA ‘N ree toy tile Ry $6500. , UNGAIOW—t124 Alabama; 4 rooms FRRY. 2115 8. Jefferson. (gs) finished basernent: electric, furnace . wet vaher eae these are strictly Db rim - 4 lah. — we? tex Oni ' 0 ie 6- roem™m pri “kk WwW i R. CO) ‘ 3607 N Broadwey w AL’ LTER . Te INES nr m OW & 61 & (heen it. ' . furn t5o00 BRANN ER rR V . : anaity 7 as l) wader ; aan ty Be ry é ‘GHTH 431 "4 pene noms’ bath: open - inapes ee besten cole : ar ior nai nace meaty, : ‘ vs by ‘ s Pose € Py fi ike KREI.L. man of ae | . : " Olheee BUNGAILOW—$500 buys new buneniow tre ol tacust. Olive 472 Open today KLAUBER- “WET 7, 6743 Grpyois. Riv Pid Sa! re 'o see thi = f new HO pide respe ’ ‘ 7 ae = 3.0% A rins ‘ ji ed. ‘ [tr ar] str j ; th. hardwoo d floors. ot > *- RAME —3R45 Sal oma ay 3 rooms. ~ th. ~? - (ire ster st. L, outs Rea ty me Labedie ay.: & toome toe ae ( Cine 0: Pree ANS ae oe electric. was: lot 50x127%: $2800. BARGAIN >. 3 a ry ow me, 6 ETS, adgmis ice ‘ OS. whew oN STRODTMAN \ STRODTMAN R. E = cottages and at ; rop . ¢ . r} street made; owner 3.1 ' ‘i 7 eT ‘* rick : r - s ‘e} ; hot-wate eat: livin +8 x9 aati . 548. ‘ . wo cottages di investment propert ali convenis . , : 17 M > Se. | WEL, hil 1L.T HOMB. Pr R 1c K 1) T () het ot [ L 3 ; roe front :- bri fireplace: epien- . F res : 4 310. = — 86075 N. Broadway. ASE ES ——-.-— | SSO Owner, 3012 Ww aiton wp! _ «e) premise: §! Sehi}! I e'ectri ror vf VIRGINIA. 4113——4 room. bath. hot-we- be cabo: & reom coattagt, - ee Zz . Oo til ath, : 4 Gelan ‘Realty De.. "D457 Gravois, ter heat’ garage: hardweed floors. and alley made; jet “Goatees. al , pf SNe atiract » F-room colontal lo it and in An t on vry “STU 2 a We Kimberly: 4-room: oe oh 6 ba yO i pe NGAI AS 5 and ‘ ; : Rar “oe n base ment sieeping Honedie Fon trees : li rice réea 7 ILM E Rk. DI ‘| TON electric 2 ge: price $4800 NEW BU NGA LOW s . “~ . > j j sire tr lley “4 YT {; F.- 40 31 Seohiller frame. wT? » oe LIN WALTERS REAT, TY «yr terre. $1000 ‘ bwin joore, metal weather . br tenn OX G-345 Post patch STRODTMAN “k STRODTMAN R. ” 5025 Claxton av.: one 4-room brick and| made: modern. ! 00 &. Sprir urnace street mad juet mplet 8°4 (heatnut at Olive 4237 x JA. & HIN EIDER 5452 Graveots. : ' Ww ar 40) 7 N a ‘avior ‘Saroom | ‘ Ix K H L, EN i BR T af } k i 364 7 i. Rroadw AY. ahs om % | one 5- room brick . ae r ] aii Tees : ao aa rays a oO ‘altfornia: fi ne. ’ —— sail O43 ery RR ST Riverside 3° 140 iy -_ furnace. eieciris; price has | 4620 MAFFITT AV. | bargains. | 1d $7850: open Sunday | © nodern garage See KALK-| FP. W. Gelan Realty Co.. 5457 Gravois. Pretty colonial puneslow of 5 roome:| WONDERFUL STUCCO BUNGALOW GR GROVES we - : Peduced for @ Quick gale. Wall Lin- | NORTH SIDE COTTAGES. | eeaab ans rn. Owner” a th bath for Unt Inspe. ath EB. VOSS, 2322 d BRENNER R. ECO. 2801 Cherokee TAGE - 600 Fillmore : aks ris modern m a a dandy home. : a 4136 Kn atetane. " 4 °c one . a 4 i 79 nd: &H-room brick. bath. elec- 4 . wher will show vou nion : ‘ P a Sresham room brick ai? « rvenienc n i ; : ym ', ieeiern’ a wel yin ee «tt -& f~ NE W { ‘an A) I Al oe... EDWw. I, KUHS R PALTY Co.. rts - ~ woe g ge 2 cars; 36200. | FIVE ROOMS LE ARG K L OT | ~ ; GAl. ding oder al i: n traWe ' revue BRINKOP A19 Chestnut” at Olive O8 | eaiti: see this at once: open for i ehertion his new T-reom. Colonial’ a . Grand R31 N. Broadway. 27: t: B-room brick inside | Jos. . Dickmann R. E. Co., 623 Chestnut. | sae ‘ESET, FE TY %; d ; "HAS =P and wees?) 1975 Tyrelean—New Krick Bencalow KL AUBER-WELZ. Realtors, 6243 Gravota, ew and Loc — obs Pan? +”) -_ Gravotn barga n. Phone G irand 45 or i & DIEHL, 6801 tiravrole Riverside [POO Sim Vieta 1 #tory Ona ils iarre rus om 4 iy r . eT sa TiTy) about five ‘ ‘Ssonn brick, the price $5. WOO: see thi ” wit a 29 whe H a B Ad Rk AMT Realtor, ae @ | Paston. | phos tis VVMrR i" 48 bath. elec- | Jos. F. Dickmann R. E. Co.. 623 Chestnut, OOM RIN IC AT. Ow per s@reens metal neers Sa stripping ' th, furnace: $5500: wubject neath hot-water heat. garage: keve ef hos coe oe A uy rat class -enditiag: q 4 h Arid fTixtt e ne . ‘ s | ; i * af ee i > s> . . ~ linaka . -then THEO ic 8200 be comes (emo) f _ Thekia, | : | ; 7 bi aa —— nace al $6750. only. S8750, metruction: double brick garage . y fetrnat or 46 W. ke o ~ Ss ae py Id: tj rooins; mod- | > ‘arne: 4 roome fi oy vd Degen ods 5 th { COTTAGE, cl Prt PS SCHOOL Eserescr | MErCA NT ILE TRUST CO. Agent. ; i R or he rie! at i - ME tere y . Sivarehte 4108 , ee | ue ee 7 4 - o nia hae oo. e? eee ; : Ty = jon S000. he Sa = Se ee : 4767 Leduc; 5 rooms t aS, C160 Sth, Locust to St. Charies, | ew: & roome: | COTTAGE—S-room brick: Sto etn jee, Bo j bet oly fuyuneens hie va! $1 500 us $ , toller. 929 North «w arket 5-room | eatior 0 trie ME any double garage: $F 00: cary s oe, n Bs J a den bas h hn rar roe aaae nui KEY ‘at —aalee ~ : : . 7091 Count 5 i rn % £ »? . a hone n 3% h-reem modern brick: hot-water heat: af iat PER. WELZ ey) Grate mie 4 ‘ : —, gas e ectric ; a he , ta ; Tou's iv. ss _ « - ‘ . *“s 9 F 7 “Ss tae 200 Condi: | , : ; J __ = > ‘ f ; . {ern nd fort Tee i ‘ REDt ( TION y SS TAGE Q>) “ps ‘ aly chee a pms vo / orifice ' - SCHEMEL R. E. CO 6228 ie) New Bungalow ( ottages eit HEIMER, 3503 Grayots. G4. 7844W rT iA ; M rR : > a obs bar Lapnost nee “4 house, ewner wil Tye t wnt) S th 37th por Owner je ving city: quick aale ; ~ c or (age $4700; 6-reom ; 4 i, " 4 Alle bath | 4915 Eastan eer Se __ Forest _ 2 F h-ROOM MODERN RRIt . aa NG At 4YW—Frame new. modern: four OTTAUL—#s rent ber j + PT tin : on JF, snes . © Co. 625Ches nut | we 0 Os ou t. page ‘to * : 4 ; ala: i. o ; , byt? Y . bam | ] rick, . ae ee rs re - v a werk a P a : ‘ “ : 500 i sf eS ‘Ss 3 E. Gano: rot om “tr: me wen at ny et tha abo are ‘hte! tofav “hade treee wher & i rice > ? 0 1 . ° pr: oe righ " “ - . , 4 : ; THEM BLY. WELBON, webster Gree © 3 , Her oF TTON & KE HLENBRINCK, show you through. 3611 8 Giana MOPSicas 2915. F) Wi Godan Menliy Oo, S457 Geavels, Dy CARRUTHERS. Agt. 3548 5, Grand. hos =6. oa . Bidg. ae OT Frazer, 2103 2 Grand. 2712 N. 14th Jos. F. Dickmann R. E. Co., 623 Chestout.

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acta gw 2000 REALESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. __ MARCH 1. 1935, ee bisPATCH. —S omrt SALE ‘FLATS, AP’Tm’TS. FOR : FOR SALE FLA’ AS AND COTTAGES |FLATS, AP’TM,TS, FOR ; “ap’Tm,TS, TTAGES .BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES: BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS : te ' . BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES sunaALows 2 08 For Sale om . aa Se ee ATLMER, DUPRE ae a South : eee has pate. | AE See Southwest —_ | = bash 57 syst eric. gran ad Ceeeenees . KE HL EN TBR vin i Enlightenment 3). : 4 _ BUNG ALOW—NEW. ty ~ POR SAL E Wi at tson. oO ‘Rourke ‘Realty C 0. Hav e You a Vacant Lot? low; 4 Foon me. tile bath. electric, | 5 Ae Ww ANSTR Al $-room bric GEO. J. WA , fEf0 . me: _ P , ; [Builders : a gr ree ae ' . . wing me a gy RS a = tint os o™ ee ae i | OPEN FOR INSPECTION | LA : rc 3 inches | a : > Dat Siw Ee ¥ - ‘ A ’ : i p These Sx Know the and Bui aa De rn tam COTTAGES —HOM E— | soa croft av. @ a | U . . ; | ne $ ar. Gapss Cre st est Hill Doth oe pvdig wl wet RSI me . STORE— | iy u alow ay apres oe and then O14 DE M N @xtTH AND 4900 wer a eon WALTER SCOTT. ne NE eS ne —— DOs a . a ll a re . eS ‘ es. x - ‘a . éa) 2 foal Ao » a iat ighhie wh Abhi ange ew % & “i eter pet 2 Jet Aaightiom es ar a ye aca OS : : —_ ive 5392 _ ——_—_—_—— ° + > TOs es : Way ee and flat ne : ov carding this subd: vision ane = K : FLAT BLDG. spi ahs ee aires a One ‘bleu : west of Skinker, 1 block north of Clayton. Com- haefer_ ms TO. ee c (4170-72 Fiad. 4 flats. 3 ‘ . eaetantial meserate. Siete | GGL garage; «| WE W EASY. TERM FINANCE | 6 iarge rouma, hardwood | floor pare the material and workmanship in my super- -built homes. . 21 N. Br 7 : : aid > Oat bulit-im tu : wi, thi ! t ms. ~ will t: I build and finance on your own lot on easy ter HOFFMAN REAL TY CO. buy au —- or a | ' , +I rLE sT'3.3al I = LL ee me eins hae ects ° : ic RO - seal neal 7 ’ JpDGM ENT 45 7 oun Serge ay a . ue $22 OOF Lust -StA. 28 les oy a . + eerutiny of these tew ¢- — ‘| AMAZING VALUE _ $8500—$1500 CAST FLATS. AP’TM, 73. FOR SALE ee ee en | — : &. b ey ean bedroom or breakfast room: | Fase. READ Dia RII TION ‘ ALL EARLY : : - warer ad yacuum “ - é | Y b . —_ 5 “ . 2 . ; ; 7 +> “ . - ar ind tis m _ ae BUNGALOW ' 5 rooms and sun rler, ti! ee roon Be WOR ccna ite sey oe gem | — , ee steps: copper gutters and) bot eh . , ** : ‘ ‘ ; . , n ‘ . bath ; : . seas = nate +B : o- ” , : ate ™ . . : get gp we tes ep Sl AND AV T ~/ 12 _ N_14th st. ail As “GANSS. Agt., 220 Buder. Bicg See i iS .% : sé ; i? e : - . : > » ~ N “th at te} oe oO xi — pits "Caeay 2919 |g ceca caw. | 18 eat Regge: ‘HILMER, DUT TAYLOR AV. CORNER ~ fixe e sips ¥ sate nee t st. at $12.500 ine oer ae PTGENT BUYERS r i lied i > aaagosigiseag Alii Sone eee saat gags 7 be pea eal eee et 29 Cas ner; open. WILLMANN. 11! fs « - caienahelimaiiin ti + red ne 2. = : —— a = - ; : . flate each with Bath | FORSYTHE _ » BUNGALOW 1 i - 7 > = ane ta “Thali mh yo ~oams. P 4 0 N JE te RS ag A ” 4 a X k EHLEN BR ? : eucstiont ae , ~4 modern stare | FLAT - —— ‘ Es EW I > A 2A03 Cass av oe 2 . oe =, ; " : BARGAT N SINGLE PLATS. +a sad us TEE 500. = 3 asema bath 9 , “seme ts” 4630 Ashiand av.: 5-5. be Kennerly av. | FLAT ayn Sg BRINKOP. 619 Chestnut. Ol!x ana ah ee floors. sepanaaan EN DOCKERY @ SON. 1015 Chestnut; Los ‘ingle, 342 Ke ark. 3-5 ro ont ica ie ibs a? 22 Us . ; exchange for bungalow; _ a ONL Y ONE LEF I =“ se. U: easy : our-{ m oF es os id a‘ _ ) . ; §&. bath, * = ~ ~~ ne! ab « SPECHT an Se Sore : amsore Jaunery : : a SA V E Ss l O00 / 850 an . ath roon . ra 85] 2 i a? ‘ ; iT. ft s , : a ° ™ . + ‘ a “ . . ; 236. na on ii : Al S51! nal: ut! it fe 12. rililan = + just : . nd.open fireplac a very pretty pla ao ne nied “ 08 Drm EAL TY (Y).. T26 Chestnat. ell . e _ ter 3 ‘ * . ™ ’ - . . Saiedl ’ = | «aah 2 « ‘ (Ae RS BOE 2a ig ta patos BS s y ‘ - ree YL ees Pe a. ys > ye eee Ric Ag ot, 1S ARI a IR es in mao . = asia ") i as Ey a ‘ 2, : al car = a a new double fae?: apartment style FLA T- “3 ROOM miner S300 , 3. nay 45. bath. electrig, , . 5 throughout @ separtie simam- — Goe arage. ‘Ot: garage: $7000 bes sing plants, hardwood floors, tLe baths | PLaT rs Arca ie B ve 378. 21 Destrehan: 4-4, electria, tube Sold all bet off last week. | gait ~ a to J at 5101 Lex! ngton ay before buying. FLAT 4-5 rooms, | - St. louis; 4-5. beth, ae WEINBERG REALTY CO. i van tion “] ga} furna $9750 a S ’ 606 | “1012 Thestnut ee i = aig with side drive: must be seen t : 3 four | § tore. Areede Bid. Olive SY. | 1.0" s7a60, | 5542 TO 5560 PALM ST. - | _ t= gale. J dJatge room . oo ~* reciated . mer eccubies na will Foors wath nate Ne a ach; nt Ow ARD sT. “703 N 12th st.: 4-5-3. 5. bath ~ §542 HIT é - wae : - ! Vou ONait a | : $ U Ti ; r , nny ats 5 . garage. _ Bentor ome) OE EE a 533.000; act quick. — IXO. DOCKERY y Ae ae, rarage: exchange for Aen % NE W FLATS - — } A: ‘ Perr Li- fi J route ORY DO yrr — - — wae li . ; . ; se. : . » 4 nai ~ ——— = . J* Fi. he a ; . na 2 floors. tiie. hath, furnaces | (er PRI FE. ‘ | T F eo 2 L ~~ ‘ 4 yt - ’ 1 .-Y = ‘ by o . a 4 } paved . J e " Lun : rT: a) ‘ 2: S, 7 a- J ’ t , J . 7 ; : | r *T} NE > : = * . 4 =) s ° : Dan . 900 L. ea 4 ANDERS* »~ 2. = TY * “KE- RrvrERMANN : FLAT BUNGALOW—4311 LOUGHBOROUGH. ‘wonderful home: $11.00 UNGALOW—In Lind i, 5S TrOOMS; | street: 50-ft. lot: easy term awn pe ee Shy. Ret Salar Ness. Se wee t.. with four 3-room fats) renting $690| 5 ana S pooens each steam heat: % tric. warage: $10.000 | P S08 Chesteut_st. | LarT Me ere er ue. DUMEaLOw. BALH, sur- Ores em . Time, OO0t-witer hes Rn Cant ‘ owt } rr witM ga- | roy mt axe Pa “hestr ut ; ; OG 1.00 : . . . @ I Vea REANE NKE “oh tf ~ 489)" ni “0 rey = ' Yr eS Fs. a nace bie garage: 6 real buy: ' a. a a © Sees name: aeueetn made. Ben orbs, Post-Dis H ial ae B pees adiae’ amma liar and - : saa Pe. aig i renee Kt nd finish: cheap if sol | c all 1 jad 1 bo , = ROOM F LAT—BARGAIN | vias sere: FEDERER REALTY ee tees Bidens endid neighbor: ; PU ssALUW—otl0 Le eA ning, : sje a“ : 3u1 t-water | Sate rex 3x140- price S80! cat. a Pei ae” tae a. 35 ROOM BRI K FL AT—$5000 °T12 N. % ) #719 Leduc. =e 4 LT gt ms FLAT Vbetor 47842 1 : : : : , . ma ff aT : 7 . ; aris on . ‘ TrOoTLS., : mod c ' » ol Can fur if ‘ ‘ : te 5 oo I mn ; : f nile a SA F ; a re eS e , ale : ‘ : j — , : Lon pee th Seta , wi Laney - heat: brick fos 3 machin ] . 7 - c = : =: et 3 ae ; ‘3 SN N 0 W reese Bide. i .- ad SEW GROOM BUNGALOW BARGAIN. | ho6 Thu me: @ real tungaiow | ____LIPP_& EWERS. Sidney 2020 — ) beat: brick garage for 3 machines: It 70s | aE. Hi. STOLTMAN R. E f 3 and 4 rooms. bath and electric: also prick fiat: bath, toileis, basement: rents | SPECIAL FLAT Bi B CONCANNS alow Bide | Fiend — - oa $1000 " CASH aia ? " REASOR. Cabamy_ 6595 Southam pton Bungalow: eect Geeta.” aaa ‘ em, ae os ae cae Sita ia coool 7456 eS SE Se at in this bath, electric, ‘oe SSSTs Garfield av t and 4 rooma, bath WATSON ROURKE REAT TY CO. . ——/_ J om. & furnace der NGA \ Mod 0 ! . 3 a a a Lee See oer ¢ tor yO ‘ a he tha ou would roud t e ' L432 N 3th. a ry uildin ;00¢ - roon ck at at | Lava PU ESER R. CO., 206 $ Title 77a aret vie - = how 3 e. & — FLAT Riverside 431° o7hO GTay ; "inte path. Call PRIN ; West ra ' aa: i ~ i ee oe ni ape “M —_ here at a very | ; “ae in iirst-ciass condition nts for $525 nd Tylo ath, tric, rnace: 2 BR; k as ISON ST > m ANN. lz “2125 TEXAS—86100 _ a $ — Apply ne “er | gag me of them todas IOL- | © 2t oes , , tee He - DOLERE On casey Ser | carage. pel to se cetail uKeTsS Atten . ne in Chestns st-et | Sane 4-room brick cottage: hot water heat. es RC A oM BRIC kh, 4 J : hk ‘ ———- (nam s 3 Devonshire. Riverside 482J/ - “ORN-DIXON. F SSS Ry Oe =e ge — ye ee ED t -TY & LOAN . | We nave just listed ¢ ...- i JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut Pong tus : SU NGALUW 36 Mar =; fine. S | es eee san eg ‘BU UNG ALOW—$1000 CASH REA 0.._ for Getaile. ii th ¢ _Olive = r me N 2 Cae: North Nowenen aa 3 REAL TIFUL [OME | PLAT F oe a o = nape ~ * - o>. aT nt i 3 Paired rid = . >] - —_ — al ai ” = 1 ” td : : WONDERFLL BUY a , Bey att te cya ape pe aap ge 7 Twi ) FLA Fo $6000, . , . shop. over Ist (loss 4935 NORTHLAND Pt _ ran a) : . mipng seen fe ager a _ ’ uth pen today; wil se | buneniow: modern. one block from Forest HENRY H. HAFFNE! LTY 2 fio pniranc , on pis : BU NGALOW FLAT | __ har: ; ' yg ee ce. opel 4 eS - rf : R RE Y rs. rte entr n ym | : built-in ‘tub — wood * T1008 t Searnace fruit had cor pU NG. y— O23 — 2 & cow me ps = Face Soe : are bm ine . is pall ede } Forest 51% 593 N. Unio ; Structed; S0xit. rentiz for re? Oat eee E.. . > 3 Kingshighway W.: 3 diecke! FLAT brick ae. ree, os es ee ane ee ee a gees tee My gor Re oi gg res ao ome 6 ‘ ana tatean © . on ch Ste eg monta, wi: be open for inspection today | Lid » Florissant. | block from bus | __one “unda y ot nT vg Mi ee} ; : £910 iT} ve in; . : al a at ! omt and incilosed poreh in ded rms Drive out Ars ee oe ae ah ee ; 634 Chestnut . ) } - _— - Aen rN INC ——| do i ; r : 2: —? : fae ¥ % ic : —e ; * pee .. ™ Ry > Que . : on * As ; pee oi ™ ‘ ¥ " . ra ~ Na hin : pees ; -Tt.! ¢ . é ‘ - : ™ Ris ‘ * OME . : = a ) N ond sess an a "ome bat) : ~~ Loe > ror a en ce aaa’ price ies atau ac i . 4 =DE REA Y Ue BINS! REALT O.. | Original wucs 2816 Wanted APS 3x) ; UST ¢ = Gna “as 3849 51 a y a 45 ny ne PLAT : as and electric: ja! . reets 2 We 1” "ocaees at cei ma ane 4‘ sleep- ; ‘-SPACKLER R. E. CO.,] 2619 G & — = | —2 : “a — = Fy —* FLAT—1519 Semo " ; ° ; =~ Seeg sarages. er Sat £500 DOW N- PNT. ATs mea Ciel a asamines: prise S600 en t 6 ro aS a aten th and Chestnut geo od BRICK FLAT | $350 | “ASH | 1 BU Ys) DO “7 BL B FLA ; heat: $8300. $200 oe ' . - B19 per month: price for quick sale FLAT iF Sonah rr Seat —ae | very -p a. " ae °23 wa ' + Sherida with basement, 2 2. . i-story bunegsiow, bath 4“ 119 N. 7 ome a r ; ee Tower Grove Hts. Bungalows bh ree me ie , 45 ; ite lectri 1) feet from Easton av.; at een snthiy: ic . 5. 7 oe — SCHEME. R. E. CO ° € ~ on ao : * ‘ i ‘ et ’ : ? . = - ~ 7 > - ° Turnace, " ae 2 “+. ut. - 7 —— 7 soe . a : P , »4 i — 7 " sf >rit 1. . = : ; aif ' +, TY _— : . cS: re J ' ' a . . rn a : af & East mn a F “reat _- g22 . ‘©? ri ae \ ig; BUNGALOW —o415 Nag — Pri ces Reduced to $5000 av. Phot 3 OHMEYER, Florissant and Unton. A EAMILY FLAT | : Pe rw se" aaa ne Plat ’ 2 A 1, H ( ) ) ES 7. , J ’ ’ A. 4 , — a. . > . cals 5 ‘ ce are ¢- . ] i 2 { neetrnir ‘Ve 14° { 5 2 r 85! . y 1 os 5 , . : FLAT. 3053 G * a ? Ww . T™wG slow FLAT rag ~ 9 iio ; ‘ iy , 2h age, teh eg . he gy z 13190." Pe , ; — = ria it le : : - nae G arfield - 4- 5: ain - "Ta a. da 4 3 root nd toilet ~ nee ‘ brows Oo! 5-19 3 and 27 F: 500 CASI e n tition n t @ell. Rs > “ ‘ é , ‘floor. eh rh ‘Ss. oF 7 : HERE’ Ss A REAL ; BUY _& a "ER LE. 20 , 3 a 5025 ST. LOUIS AV. BULLT BY Mi ERT hea rarage. et i.# dandy bom niet rand: 85 mace A! ROVE _ & SPECH 2 NM. 7a ot. Ra Net : douie: RIN SPECHT . Steam beating plants. eter 5805 TO 5815 DEWEY — tips —s | pod 7 mene a : an’? breakfast m trdwood f! fenc on terms. yee - ge meer oe ss J SHNS Oe eadien it st. lig . SA j Oar {ne o @an4 7 large reoms. tile bath. furmace: _BU NG AL OW B ARG j AIN | ' u . oe * F , * - oe 2 Bean : nd th 1100 WALTER J SONE sR} ‘ 618 Chestnut . S211 LAWTON hy ; -| SOLID — INVE STMENT PF ER a 361 7 8. #Fand. 92000 “CASH AND oN ; rece S hoenbere screens. shades and ‘2 hi r oO, easy erms ern rs terms am artl icu se ' peg t $12 . : — Tn i 3606- 8 to 12 N 19th - 350 |} -— ; “ ‘PAYMEN rs Smee: ra > : ae emer ~ +38 Ivanhoe av > rooms =) JOH H ABBC’ Re r. #U | nu are Bea arias ss cata : ,! - 3 OS ¢t ~ =, 18! - ~ ‘ : | fixtures: in beautiful Grand-Dover Park: | |, etric and gas. hardwoo ot SII ET IT lan- ~ i.9 | High- Cc lass Bungalow | JOS. L. KOHNER. 108 N_ &th. ble flat of 3 reoms. with slate sinks new | 4 = — aah iat ALRERT G BLANKE RE. co. | take South Grand bus to Dover pl... walk vat re and fixture ter wat inlet ~ agers ae ee en — “HS, 10th and Chestnut ets. pegs RENTS 3 pening: ctric fixtures and a single fiat with 3 ; : ¥ Fil Chesteut 8. Ma t: enen today: terms, -_ CT view Eat ry m brick bungalov h oe Mi ‘ 6 rooms: new Ss $ }400—CASH $4000 _ : - ; _— kee . 4 in 3046 sisal nF RDERER RE At TY ©O.. Cherokes et. Vict.r_ 1120. he marbie sink: hard i floors. e' MODE RN BU NG ALOWS rm in ev y: hot-water 1346-60 r flate. bathe, 3 @ | eee att — : — fasement > sg Ty FLA R39 Cot == — ee if. . Victor 610 Gra’ ols ———a — = _— ras &¢ Oracec t >! AL ; a bt ¥ : =F LE« TED RARG A4INSs : ine ~ a } ; 1b ie garage $95- room res! de 4 yA Fy ie lst deed trust . . ’ - & : eared - or all. . nie 76 Bes Ee de ° ; wad be } . > Sei : ~ ents - $160 ser!._. m. b ¢ o.- = | . ( ‘OTT AGE “BARGAIN make terms. See this today / ALL IMPROVEMENTS MADE $100. SCHEMEL REALTY co CeLAUCaat E hema oth. Price. tor a quick sate, $18,900. |» F9ROO. " | VW ISDOM - | ae No as h own 543 W Hu ; . PoC Ms on one ft nor = a . iy. 491 = -a ston (o7) HAUNC TE H CoO. R18 Chestnut. ee , once ’ ¥ : AH Be TT. Tr. Rea!) tor. P : ‘ ~ garas this and ake fer: terms ee then Gee Paging to ' po ee matt brick bi and dining roon i> & | SING L , $: Eo. J w AN STRATH | R. . CO, FLAT — 3056 St . . — pactates the purchase of two serara'e is 2% If vou have vour own lot clear TSON-O ROURI coy gg hile 5 rnace. double garage. Murphy bed, t réwoed | floc ne fixtures. etc.: ga- ~ REAL ‘BU NG }ALOW SN AP Wein whi ‘EPL AT, 3300 SINGLE Eat BARG. 4-f: haréwoo foo “ Beatinet single $5 room and ous bed | FLAT 7 ’ é sravois. _ turn: ; ® garak z= , | Tac , 2x150: S$SSO0 , nat ah wa ares n rooms ur *h: s.ON | ' ~~ matt brick. het weter a = pee cs we will build and finance for you . ae eS en ee SISO quette at omner McCausiand. on pe. Fon etr ow | with electr : light * usiness sie Ta as LY ~~ 00 | er. 4926 Malti tt. 2 brick caras.” Steam heated fiat buildings. —~ hy ~q | FLAT- Plans furnished. See >a : frontage ben ’ , r hard floors, fine fixtures aR gh a , & hestnut. ER, Tit ‘Qu vente. Sxx Margaretta, 5-6. hand each om a im Jo feet front. eth | PLAT- . y a : * rer ' yWa) ? : , =* . , pt ‘a ° ant . . . . ed a me 9 = a > rt “ah 2. re 3 t¥ St Peet +e : - A MAYER nd sun M-omer Saat: | CUSOsLOs a ‘02 itha av.; 5 rooms. frame, mod- EY P ATH CO., Olive 3185 I 22 “H( I EAU 3-05 SULLIV AS— BARGAIN | the einate: ste : 3 nem tiie, ee | oe . | ' } } ~ | % —s oat ‘ - i a na . | Ox! tor, . ; - ‘ ‘Ter ‘ honse of e rented to : tenant for : i % Ga Nae CREA&T L.A T- month TY ' 1 ‘renect 7 pe MM 20) ravett _ Sg a a me a s Rs ge teh. Call 7 7 4 m HILd, Aa stair ‘ yi Let eoDnDp neu! ia re ; Se e ot j i 3 -.T1 - . . YOO Marquette. Benton ay mN ri r \ ERL ray 1K ren 30s ai nt . de. o >I F — : fine a ak, r—1864. ae -R. yj ? nm ri¢ ay . ' ist tec ; ; yt) iown. L i . rs. 2714 Calumet Bide M. AFF ITT PT AC E oO tn 281: “i By: oa BUS H- “BURNS, 1105 Chestnut st. * fart ‘ COMMENSt RATE bare , “te. | PLATS Gravdis Victor 624. |, 5034-38-40 Idaho ar - | 6828 “BALSON- AN. | | direct to subdivision we canes. Sere Sees — tric : ) ber month—-wiil bring $300; let 60% Saki Wee itor ow’ Sad -« Spelts hn oN ere en aloe ee a £ sant ncaaemealace haters rine 8, lle ; 4 - ic} -roorr 2. PR Me eer arin . , , * « = ee Se eee ee ae hmm “ = ; ====——=—= —— Th : arge, i yo fla } verside ‘189 price right. ‘he . Tr : ’ nt | ?! - uw ‘te ; = ~* Re) nor RN BI NGAL on so « ‘SH | 2 ty ae ‘fee =oopus) 2 oe es ‘a 8. new. painted easy terme Victor 47 yA yravoirs ev >, | TT) te! a hae ’ “T , rr} * - : - — = - S ame ae ‘ ae Pe me , ‘a Le a _ “a - vi am al i . Be Sern Soran ar .». “Oth st . 3-3 rooms electric ‘ t ~ 7 “ “ > F : 7 : 7 . oper t ir a . . iB co LA 71 . jen 7 E ns. = te . an . - oe ‘ TA 7 Nex suse pape fat arn be . : tric — * fe treet — aliey mache ha -@woret Sou h- ; Side Bungalow s an ittering: line va di , ace See, AIT ea oe 5 eo J Avondaie. (cu fou want vaive in terials and work- pgp Bo ic, laundry; 9 San Franc’ le dat! SCHEME 1 ® hes. uced for quick sale; this . | eye > ' » | gla tile ree n _ Prva Ss gp TE en LOW PRICE—A GOOD BUY SUNGALOW—West End. ww) ubie manghip. 1 le improvements already com : 2 : Newhou : hot-water heat hard« | flere: 4915 cnt R, E. OO x ame That near K ingwh ig” way —— SASS oe a Gands b ——— or it? t it ‘a fe is} cAN BNI NAS } : ; : ‘ 5639 seu yout ‘ a dct | J *) [ hel : OlS ered : sa] : a setier n- G-I niiy irages;, immed Possess on Boes — satiate . : me Cs Jefferson and (jratots | rooms tiled hath and hardwood Ors: | r oC 319 Cheatnut. O ive OF , : ; fit , ~~ i i ao ee hu 3 tric: © ite 2336 North 2029 N. Sar " , , a ‘TMENTW_»# ; — roo a!) improvements made: jot GoxllS; price cakes some : : a : 125 Sei 4 , » Deaatif fore. . moa 8h haan anemia Ta . 125 ‘ aoe 2 rooms, oath, elec- efit 3 and re - 5 — family Miami and CARTY $10 500 S500. ™) D We a ee a te ror WI 7 _ rooms; price redu pst le — ie — ” ' re _— ~— a 7 meow ae a rt 7 2. - " net o... ee rooms Maurvhy beds, | : HEMME LMANN EPACKLER R. E C©O.,| ee eng yt 9 ee a eee TS! -RRY & CO °3 Chest nu USS fii at han age: : PLA : Ory | 3famil: ed at! 4-9 rooms. efficiency; tile . > : BE Oe , Seern bullt-in bath. tile floor FLATS ee " ated , ante ‘7 ix ; : 4 ~ ~ - dern *-a ee + : ‘ . : . . ‘ ' ae . | "= Ss ° re: : : - : 4 Sip ‘ , ' ma ; : - — “m , : et, £ bulid . B rm ; n- ali a , : — ij - ‘?7t.. , ’ ’ : ” i | J e @ at ' Fy ‘ ar oo . : “ive 1: 2 2 moet ‘ ¥ : ; : rd ‘ “ — 2 he 7. g : . +F “ “eae ‘ 3 } a : sees = ati J / } a / ~~ | : « . ric: . vs ’ e : r . ~ at : ~ ; . 7 ‘ . ‘YL ! ‘ ' 7-8 F . 7 ; ; ' ay Rid te*' , . tler: rtane tn arta 8 . ri — + 4 ; ; = : : ‘ os > 4 . an . TH ‘ . rs Ma +i + , . “ ' Fl, | oy, “> anne . ly. i nemdie - . ‘ Lia ia » : SESW 2 ’ . ’ Be. n . 4 Ldrute ; ) 4 FLA T-~ thiy paymen : rh ll oY . "an oon . en Nat | Rride: . S piect prt 13 500 9.079 Keen: ' oh . : eA lA ot “aoe 5 Vive ? ounTy Paymenie. eral SEE BEAUTIFO®” BUNGALOW BUNGALOW—a539 3 — t, on Natural Bridge ra. and ath. electric price $12.500. D9 Bason: 3-4 rooms, hath, electri .. hot-water SALOW PLAT—4iis Virginia? five Rivers: de 45 ne ; =e nate CX » 2 a ALA@ PLAT... Nae modern five LA T- SEE THIS HOME ‘SU NDAY le bath: ‘St. Anthony DROZDA REALTI 1008 Choutean.| 406 Int_Life Bidg.” Olive 3832. |Dished by Stix, Baer & Fuller, and Ree ants OW. Rent; ‘rensonabis | slectrs eo | erg, | OSS. 2323 _N. Union. $832 Minmemta. “Owner. Riv. | 9bris blot MODERN BUNGALOW —1970 DELOR en tee KS ate 3 aS ; ‘ — , pime , — “COR, ASHLAND- ARC re | a oe FLATS, AP’ ™, TS, FOR SALE 1 OP Wy carace: S38 i HA TWIG-DISCHINGER. 30% N. Grand ‘St. Louis: onty $11 ’ poome. str es = : . . . - Pans pe TWO-F AMIL "45 f00m BARG Acxe _ wis FY N. 2 | : wwire 194 Yomirg Sid. 46a] sore. “ ; ' : LER RE > SS 4 j : : c—— New - ys ee ' é -~ i : } -— +f - 4 v - ‘ + él op-™ nN : is i . «. fur - . Alarm rt. AT--Jless —— ‘aan ta oe 1112 KING SHIG HW AY PA RK NJ i : Wal wt. i Se eS eee “modern, garage be- gg ge Be rteeru INGER- 1 MEN TtNa Of Cheateuh.. . nae: 999 ake offer: | Dendy double 3-4 roome flat; i : pf ant 5 roome —= hot - Sotendi4d bey nen ' ' di 4 » . RE At REAtCTIFTI Rt NG ALD) , ~ Br ~* ' s Re | Realt er DL 1° ; tz @. ; . . = - . a ceetin en candle . me. comer of Cote rage See om ; a : . ~ 40° = +4 " 7 ; a a wt won 4 ; ., . 1 : i me | a. or 9 - a - - - al —— we , . : — , : : Pa ourug. Lilie — », on @ mn, 2 a ent a 20 im 4 ein 06 Int. Life Bidg. Olive 3832, | +4 are wee" , com brick e dan _ o832 Parne 33 rooms baths. electric | 7 A VV. S801 Cherokee icy wasktese ay etl rage 2 he ane Mt of pahighy ARTMENT! up of ; ating fo LMER. DCTTON & KEHLENBSRINGK, | 2*®F arage: rent $71; $8250 eh ? ineme ATS New. modern, 5-5. 7s w ‘ a* g 3? : ; . P ~ “ s ° ; . . . , . a ' ‘ " . ss ‘ aan ~ wha > : = e _ - > ‘ . muee — . oe ot at REN WEBER Grand a. re 5 inline __~/iS N. 14th st a : | | ; and well constrocted irature ; ad é i e . . ; . . 3 : . : . P : 44 2 ‘ >i “s Pace Kingsland e _ - rs ; , Pi _ } = ; ’ 4 te — a and =~ 12 i§ Rer rm enkes. Hichias vd P I \@ y ™ rr ® . . re = 4 web — e ; te . J . ily, 4-4 rooms bath. electric. ex- large rooms, ha } aa47 o- pu . 3 Bl | LDI \ G? | =: — . -0 “ yyy BA ell mating ) Gt } ltaska r 4 soe n jing kitche: lan fix- Cha at GD Bice Su’ ~ Bs EC} =I Ware. lient building on North Side: particulars undris . il , 4 ' _ ore Sore Si | 9 8s a : ‘i ‘ rn be . : . —* oe "7 o . = : . " ‘ ae | . 3 : “ ~ Estimates and Prices Gratis ; PREISLER-GROSCHAN FLAT BARTH & CO. lows Just €C let . od rt gy Borne aioe. it Weaken ao” oo dae on ee nae Senos Gomes Gay to. Sve BA, bee) clectiic: teametn: SASGR mily. 3 rpomm oa a aoe adie: 4-5 rooms. bat be. fur. | oe St. Louis av Tyler 4ame r heat $2640 income. garage _ bare ~ i: L ‘ST ATE ov" - Ss ene. et ( { — a : , : a ‘ t . . ws . a Sie hi ato 7 # . a ‘a 4, " ‘ +, € : i i >. 5 > -~4 ‘ $d. en "> "rr “ ve ei * j HI O-F EF cat "T? al NDY - 4 - ” . ¥ENT —_-, “wt . * Anese'a 4. family. : FLAT BUILDERS—REAL ESTATE AJ A , a Kingshighway, 1% is d tful home, in }j n: 6-family. AURER- )BREFFA REALTY co. One biock a of Metueta seme each. Brisece Grasa waa, rae MODERN BUNGALOW | he! firey moor.’ 2 rooms. path ga fo peer cheer “eg SALESMAN ON GROUND ~. with all wt Coors, ban, | FLATS and 4, roms, 2045. Magasxis HARTWIG-DISCHINGER Pores: Park: 3 apartments’ tmeome | FLA T= JUST COMPLETED nd spouting: hardwood Tors: Yarge front | 29% -F- Dickmann R. E.Co.. 623 Chesnut. / AR. SCHOLLMEYER | |hanitoad foes and Score. solid ‘bronze | FLAT 2209" Monteomery: Ty, 3/4008 tabadie av.: 5-6 rooms, tle beth a3 co) mare | vil . e CO yes S Ware, S@th, With One-) > + oe —" "ea w= = oQ°* ace, double garage mt. well financed: § families: just /wLaT- . sand ae | tele > mn ‘ +h . : — ni ‘ sruit Cid - r : rent | partic : ; a ae a dal tt bow: x BERENS: itz, taf ae ’ , .° : ’ - : = “i = HEMEL , i rT! ss , -E ’ ti : 4 or 3 “Than @ 2 ; . , ; iyi've 4 ‘Pf «Caiive 9424 ee = - Pr ~ ; et ENBRI NCE ; ' _ 4915 Faston . - erhi : NEW BUNGALOWS ak scurte Astary =$ ‘ | on Sean ame Ras es caamprapeal i, | “ogee ; Sys ‘enor mee . | r2: at ' nike mace t cor . , | R n be PLAT—Over 00 fiat tui dings for i Omi 4-5 rooma, electric, tn- 4 : — ALON fe a + » 4 SOLD. ONLY 1 WORE LEFT A. MM ayer hax! | LS. eet and | madi | n hiocks west W i gy aa — mar 1015 a Ld 1 Tapadie: fine “-famfiy: & side : : granitoid laundry: beck A REAL BUNGALOW 2 '|'_— ' 4 Just west of new Roosvet High School ¥o& “ous , ted ti | | pri rf ms 2 ols consisting of 6&7 Mom S eaabttlien ' 58 Te oe : “ta \ ¢ Pow rm 3471 3437 441 . Grex te -_ : a 7 ren -_ » : - $i: 900 ri : Tt d i ~~ i , ah ote ' ’ : } rns. “F105 Cheat mr * - " . ' . | - iw o ~*~ * giageatadaly neste ye * 1 Sunday ; CHE seer THAN YOU CAN’ otto e hes Creem - eee, mee | AT 0957 1 ‘Lali 3607 Hartford irand S114 : Ce a rr \es ter Cabany #2957. ‘c anne th —- Mitte | | regain ua- 2. 7 PLA? . = me 4 4 ry » + ; 7 . . t ene : mode n a 2 ox? > rT : hes ag 4 ’ 0 : . KI? *: J "“KING-GARRERT is a* g£arsace yw ta large shoo a! : ™ A. BLANKE R. at . -* : SDS MV Ree 5 roMeoTrs q BL NGAL WS N BM B L NG i Al. { WwW " LISTINGS = ‘ i °aaee “ PPT a peor : : ' : fornace garage necesgary HERMAN 1 ‘Bt L E Realt , ‘ os as : : ec . ; E Grand 142. . bath. ra- > i : ; — « on iis “~ cy et egtate ortce SAO) ‘% fc - r Le = It y . ave geome Fowcer ) : 4 . 7 oP 4° ’ atural Pe Ager gr. 4 fat 2” ' “sg 4, JARZEM SAY Gea ‘ = ’ aA I —I614 intiana rooms che wee ef oe | rien ~ ! ="; } ; ARE hua | G ~H, ve 9126 PREISLER wy Re yet Foie nee Se aan am . Geectric: garage: reason- ——— er rer fe) | 46? ): 3 Kingshig room > oa aed age OTT AGE [| Newstead: 4 roome: a Nears nae fleors* ‘ot 5S : ‘ } ne oree > : : tule ; ‘ Fic east : rents $47 mie 4° ow —* a Preece asked eck southeast of 2 Soi 5 , r . Mew be teeny = R rae cingeshiahwar: t lot 42x . orice 24/00; make an ; ‘ . - . . . ‘ : ; si Pag ees 1° = r ; TOME a”. sek Neh na : “a es etait ga arte glen Hw « ,. 4 Sn seus :altiadiesiatiitsekaametaieeiaaelieanienetathabad ee et a ee Ae at ee . . 7 e : « J “ea ; ra) & . - " cmap et Bone eet ee ty: 4 biock from Fairground | 8103 WNorthiand 7 B® Bur: + eense’s: Gou™ie garage — Poors " tile hatbs } aot — | - » ~ -e ’ ‘ . . Tata" * : 7 FLAT—3! 44-46 Rolla pl.: Goubie 3- room, , 2564 Montgomery well t= 4 Be tas £2° Chee nxt sore. tise aed Staond water oe . >. & i * ; , a ys . +; Oe : i 7 * cme : . : ‘a (eNe ;.a ; . ; = 5 . F ° . > ‘+r . iat whit : » } F j i -* ‘ 1 : pars tare ’ 7 arnt ton . ; a ’ : e . _ ar NEW BUNGALOWS 943 Fillmore: 5, rooms, bail) hot-water | op, i ae Riverside 3 ie as Cerenecs. SStte oun! ciate: anert- | Sram: let 35 2: 2 to, be 100. tn NORTH SIDE DOUBLE FLAT |” FREisien-cnoscua® Boe eg eee, kecaee, laundry ONT y ON E ] EFT Le A, : : : , . — s , ew } ro ™ oat 4 ‘ i 9° . - me ‘ (eA A) ts . J . dial *LIck > e ‘~y a2 Keer: af J 3 2 e &4 WN Broad ety cf — "8 in) x Tay’ or: sirict! y : it mers %y TT’ a ie -) ary a Sines _— ws SFR 2:5 = Sefteoren ~ , ee a i Toei Cieeinn: tae. Tin : t-ROOM BUNGALOW seamed: tenes n : soe LOOK At THESE FLATS LAT—Sé : rs mily fi bat Y th, | “MODERN % TT = sores. tric, “472 Ponsa’. anita av. 4 rooms end etn none all ae murpay | - _ ~t Gee 5° bs 4-raem brit imam 4: nO tg . Bs pe ra ! | 87 Maffitt. and ‘ ; Ls , new 4-4 siriete - : a = * - - hardwood foore. near j PEaet Eee beeecas Cn SO, Ceaee: | Cnenianwas 4 made: tars } “ita | me ie 4 and ‘ | : water heaters; upstairs rented tor & Bis rer | bag coe oe toe TRrape: # machines: gobd rLITS Resitors, Arcade Bide. PLAT bie Serums can be arranged, will id om se Cereraie a 6 cee cnt 3 oe san » ina inspection Sunday. Saijes- ar fi B. OO. | 5268 North Market. 5 mena : month. Call _Vorest 6232R eae PUESER ft E. OO. 206 Tithe Guar. Bidg. ~~ 33 BRICK FLA ” | . wante RY LINGER R CoO... _ fefferven- Grarots. ses ate? 4¢ aenoe Sareea, hath. “ ; , 1 > ara Gravette Riv 8100 Original “QOute * Sale Wan ited” Agent‘ 7 es ern, fF coeeeed ose mala r At. aa LB Wont fats. mocern frame: on! FF 2 ‘ we = ri: ie “y aa % «= Orve 2445 or re RRINKOP #10 = - vult. ban | PLAT raid woe .: tric | RINKOP 619 Chestant at. LAL NE + ; Pahari as pe a 6 = Radom; 4 rooms, rn car - | . . B . laree room ) - ' th «.. 4. 1 -stery new brick buneaiow ifving | ca: price right Reantifat Cottage Near Forest Park SACRIFICED, $7506 7 AAW. sisee 742 2000 ° 4 i 4 ata inti een OPPOSITE QO’ FAL LON PARK 2 % 2 "He Po “orice KA! reer. dieting’ on ye By e ‘oo - fleer . ' Arsenal st. * trte®, 8 mons end ; 2 near eh , -ann strtenty. St. hat ym D ane ' KORTE REALT : OPEN FRO mM 2-4 . Ac. ¥ le ya va >” 2 74 st... isth st te ; rLaT— " tedreome « 24 Tier urnace " theth rice right See thie r 7 acrid har wooed ene r ’ odern : : ecrant and ! on ’ ectrta: Cite ) - a oe . : J . . ¥ —L! e aes ee feors. et Lerm. i 33 t anoers nee at betes 4 -eeome bath (ore rye * a. hu features » ; ' ~ «NPE THER @i wry AT . ; $s ; con * Wie: >. Aa. a $3 Pe Oe rete ~ a ee ee a. = Ace ade. PCOTR et Con fe: newy: . RU Si Bt RN =. 1o 8 * a a : wt Linil . +4 rena. i sfit n : JAY KRUHS. 1b sad Chestnut. or $2500 on terms _— , a miy S800 ore {PRETT * arn ALLOWS, $3860 | WwW ‘eet. aaa Gravote, Riv. 2990 ao : 5 and 6 rocens, single: tlie roof, matt | fhe 5442 Co ‘brick stuces bungalow: bet a r TR | ¢. Se cea fall tiled bieeeen con yee out MARS PL MODERN BUNGALOWS | B Cola ea ESSS DUNG, OS | TENELICE 1610 Cheats “a FURNACE, KIPE TRE 6 T a reest Rergain of the Year thm TG.) tied Biteben amid buollt-i- ta bd very pretty na | iout Page af Wwe Dering the Post-mt teh on £) } Seeee | lic We hare eral modern Dungalews_ cor.- ick residence in Dover place. Phene Am: . , . 1 ate aaiee gud ‘ ‘ spate capet om 24 floor. cestiyr electric fietares. | or 7 ; - - slating of ‘ reeme. alec 6 roome. wien | ue for tnfermation — nee Be het? ios * premitend bese. ~ tone © e fogny | “+ woliding of © prieted @0.437 Fer Sale “Wante"™ “«o!!*al art giass windows. thet-wate | Most attractive one Bn ~-y “ss AUDEL & WASSER. FLAT— RA PLA ; «4 cea ae) oa ¢ '¢ Hebert. hot-water heat C. CHAS BETHE RF CO. Her. © ‘a . is ente | dead ae ie ogh AR A 7B Sn = sre and #00. SeeTE more than the THREE beat. intantancens heaters. copper gutter ne = A ae PRANK SEBASTIAN REALTY 00, “THE HOUSE OF SERVICE." us oe mrinxor. Wid le one « piste Sate cook a" hevut Fm gy ue bal. St. Lewis newspapers ieee eS ee ee ee cumage. | nearly — 3007 Martferé. Grand 6114 5640 Gravois ar. Riverside 2953. Chestant. Clive 06 et Reaitors. Artede Bids. Ove 373. ance Box M174, Post-Dispatca, = 7g nm Sima a eae sagt ~ 4: MARS a6 tener _ OO. Ficrissant and Warne, 44 »* 4 : » , : tun : ‘ * + a : ‘2 , é < 5 ; eer Oa. 4 ‘ : “ es oe Eee 3 Y : “ia Peas . x ‘ os st te oes eo ’ ie vane :

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or’ A STN IARCH 1 j : ; 1925 SUN M. DA ARC H 1. e 925. ool a ace VHT DUP TON Ts, - AP’ ere = 3 OR sa. a a E North west AP’T Mi, TS, FOR ‘aan 4 a 2000 iF LATS. ap e a = M,T Ss, _FOR SALE nt e ted, and. 2ungal ow s, wre i OE ae . ic am: ae hire “EE, Ae gti Caer: ee; Be as % eae ee OPT Te ., bi shah _ a! bs a a = ae ) +k | k | Dow \ FE 0 ; aan 6 PS A NBR ae ’ ‘ en N SLO40 aX ‘on xp -NBRING PR ats een 4 nest K peor, $8 and f fata. 4 rest t Enlig! rey) 14 7), wh OTN g roo & it wd ei.72 at oh into n 7 eC] i " os 4 in) n, 8; 1m oh j i v — nie pee ee wt To ee ent 2 or -_ 4 ¢ t I ae Sey © o 4 #: Income” _ en " and R be DOUB a. eect income ‘§ me. S500" " Gay the I uilde BLE F Ml » $26 POo 00 4 ss’ ocat rs W i‘. a FL, Sout 3 , neo ark ae ls ° Ite 2 eh lon ho timing Ms eae AT .7 3 uth Poets ne 8 =6$] six * Dath RTH A est Ji Do DoD Che een: an _- CRP Tea family tia sissy. 3 488, * iS feerding a. 1] BLE i eter’ h F ern: ty f spay 10 ts new d urt 49 ami! —B: "po ‘anal li ea LA ft rh gne n subs rdj a yn | & nily Ik ‘yee, Fe i an stPtd.f) . " , L~ery . ffe _—— s | 3 tant oy th Ww EF. V ‘Bree pie ; 4 LAT altor ” nD oom Mer Ts, , Pi . air (9? tea sett ’ ‘ = f har er f, akf 70 901 me! sel] | AL, semen BE 6-ro ps S. 8: FLA tnut, NN ante Toe, ol meee ale ‘Mut on. Ser—n 20 Ts, 8s \ IN the! e har by D> ‘Rh idle, 225 thr 49 Lat: 1-~Gr it. FL N BI lent sho RG onty: Gran Te. bai. d; arg and Gr.9} qe nal AT JO r-FoO Rs § 4A" A i H [ Ie N D UTT NCK, j Gon AUTION ap ie th pes KI, = INGER per an Hn pay ayette ay: nace Said Mt Foome, ba 5 r G._ 3204 afigg desl ee South one. ‘tloo easy” tern ‘é —— =e # S202 pat h ‘ ~~ NT-} em A. vu fate. ee : esid | tile 30. IARG y the bu seahebiline ' dfune oon Ee wee PL R onth Pom, Bh ve 1] an i nese me hee as ney o| 13a “~ id r. rms Car ma. is barda' all ne ‘LA’ N rs, e ap dlasad fouls : B 0 rea! liding ability ana| ° Bef eee AT Ce ; § ouble + | £ Ww ao Bi} t. e ten Grand. oar eeenn. = e: me + ong hy arga)n. | modern AT AT. | at rn is } lar mee line in, RITY —— mohed v ois. AT— Salietin ae nh; 3 0. t 06 enone or G ig I t. nin oF tinily £) op tele ad, e- e si a forty pepara , ev AV. oe | pitts 110 for ag r gar paved" 2! Gra | brick tha a3 alton » 0457 b. fur. | ) gaeageearieni 3-308, Pa room eke m earage” o: fori prise $25.0 pg adie. | 38 pla tee | FLATS, AP e Tod ¢ ne ia 3 + ; : e rr Pe, ‘ ' : V0 ] ‘ | 4 , “he ; 3! rot 133 Dov oe ag rate tur Oana CORNE} Blag.| be IGTENGY FL.t Re aQuick sale. : 4 rooms, | FLATS —_ Wromin vo. 0. _Seorele. | Riv der wil flat: just cat Bee Tin | ae 3 Pr rome. 1 the-minute: sinenerin ouble” Fg i AP’Tm ay. | fara dier* “4 - jante th, age. 3 oer aue fine” IR ich | See > til Pa R rice meant 3 a ME tes zs, 8457. fu FL erside il sho afien” yo aten or? 37 OP. Band 3" Oi, cE Ue d 3317 5 mpha iLE gs Ts, Se ge: $7 4 t $ 3 ney fin , ach ‘ lot i@ be AT One RE l “Ty 12 Be | ah \ we G ” A T o oY Otmt w y my “roo b) «x f ; J AV Ve ¢ 5 oubl 7 Ch 4 we . FI at : P, ARES, & ele N DOCKE $12.500- Ww 47.8 —4. 8 ¢ ALT g,-| = yg Se , st.; N ta rT! ar —I 2749 Sn ven. te leted. coke. % Ly v oe i 4040” FE 4 ATS 4) est: 000 1 b ba ctri ER 2,500 od ith F 7x] . @ f liv TY LAT Ost- _. ee 12 moe nd voi e) ad dou . : u de; ed: dot | ed ee ee Che Nolan oon Rar: OKe ° and 5 ‘9 ify x]? rehi ath. t a, Y ‘ 0 err ba L 14- la ri ami “ Cc FS t Din: ‘A a 2th od 3 Ss. ec A ble: a Fi thr ow tr 1-/ Ph e 0 « Ines SEN est 1S, . rty a Tee e Rar 15 R * rare cy af: eo) h, ONL SC s 1 ate th | AT, WM 4 iwo ly 7623. 9 , 41 Jisps ga a: la con roo exc tric roo “40 Ox G tive ough ner iple } ho l@ct or! Rt G LE nut. elec e $ Tats — 4a rage . at A ST. 1929° es 4-4 ectri Cleo. NLY O IN. I mete: | _ 1ow Sin ue Ros od floors 30°12 th, s atch . R dition | ellent me. tee 3-415, Sunand | WEN; reer: well a ctric, | * 549 pt 200: ‘ onn” nd 5. Parle —— LE PO LOUIS 4 na "9 | £07 ouf . a, N O15 west | F’] n: § gle OD Cc oor oom Be card. le e hes 8 ao Uss on; D "° nt $2 tt] 62 », P-p ] und 1xt wel bl . lve Te bea a ans lo as rice u == F ST. ce: § Pitched 8; ele 50. . ~ NE 5 C st AT S$h500 261 DIE eathone s 5 | ~ rd. am bent ne Pariah’ ell. Omett © 2... 2400 ba loan 850R,- ZI A alae + - 98 | ogan Michian yy ers Peds my p-te- | = La D >. o> her } 4- 5. ct f. 2 V i [, KE he at rs O00 bri & cy K ler . Stea 5 Fy, 5 he; ct ish. blac ‘ F CF ves aths ay D. SOM: (° K Cs; by ru! Pa t " 2849 et hig ms ~~. b Ss! ra . iow. o- j = TS, A Isp 0.5 100 rt 3 b 3. — = On a s B f KFT stnut FI Stic: 147 4 4 CK; « Jef & CO” ami | A’ pelea ” icut: B tric; LAT I IN Crigerrt er f ette f) 45 Me ns \. If arma ' meme Gr * Kara S le HO) un. 4 aths 000. t —_— ATCT. $1106 N, 12 5. ath, Cotte new ¢ yi | | hed Kara hans 2 r fers fee tile bone R ata 5. ox G- fa —T Gk R r year. urna ay. flat: by +4 Bs NO ¢ iy fore and, . 4057 onan" i? 1Reh’ « and 1 5 irna on: | } mrs mn | HI! I ME ‘ nail ere. 000" t: 4. *leotry atria, | ~ 5542 Te eager "RE ated la st baths > I Fr ~“% y.: = 129 "Da a ~ 4606 st-Dispat $246 2% aS 5457 this oma, ty oid. wish Seb Co. : Byestment: for : BRI ae sartacee, 2 Ts . 1+ _ nt ng! ie o-, ‘ Neh — te an 5. 00: ter hath i} M d a ted 0 =: I : . 5- a. 0 4 AT. Ore } eek P neth ral oon lo fr 129 — ( tr —~ } ~ ec} ” 10 15 4 h G l¢ ath at ra J Ca at i — KOOP. at s, e le cy as h. on ° ¥ 1¢ far Trask 1s. a er s Ta ° 0 a 1) ' ] r ad & Sran F, > 1012 ge 4 uy . ] sie ie: 1 ; ey yeees sor “dL og Cc) . ic, sig > pe ) dD Side 1Tra 8; Mmdri 4 ska: effe sh = “i SS] 2 lec = of : f as 4 9 ri Age na nd s ° do ¢ rn ) ’ >} U7 rox? to th bath i. N 5560 P, Chest Sa ga —r Br A =: De wm bath areal © year. in vois. 1h PAUL to ea rson & wil) | nAac 37 LY 2,000, - 2 an | 6300. iravois, J and *: ft uble | | orrid thr and W es 4 uf ‘| \7, 4 yN\ ga | * ~— . e) wz 3 and 4 EW F AT, M Sint it } ] % rn. Bxx_ , V0OnIs “ Dispate he ; FT, ° He z pri iwe 2: ys ar, nt Bases, FJ ae An 1799: amen e 9. ~-fai Gray Dio . “age 5 30 ‘ shestn ; - Ps oa e 4234 jwonde S, y* low ” fu ~— cond iif Will ors, A oughe Uu W ay ] tw 0) , 346 sy NW hden o8 ~ ge I S Us 1g, | ter th n yl 000 °°" 01 c g , Ww 0 ( S . 5 ' JB . y ER tile slee ~ i FI Be. a>... 4; 3: 3 cow ai j gs ectri 4) ‘60 Ces: > Tr to 8u ble 2 = E M 16 to 2 . . U of , Sin S AS >) , , i nes row nee . 06 . ba rf Ss 1 ¢ om ara ith W ri ; } > Cac s, Far PR rn : ONR of SON. bat Ping AT. 7 Mis 3y ¢ an — n. 47 i sonable. 9 WwW 10 0. 1 00m ( nr fis I SK 00 i ran] 2. (> dor gle > A ae a | 41 i@ho tl ¢ ess cpl the, | m an ple re VJ in Nl ' Tr * iF gets di oe Ring fe 5 ROOK hath. furnaces, [use $7800. BUX. eon, © Path ras | Fenn? 2, Winans Terms. fates: Bia : Sor “Beato hiatal | Marawo Mt Gm efit: tia be, | ease. go stlgt ana 4, tis: doutie || all payme at be wtheed incinerator, Court _ : is 4 a d aie IU ces b sA T Ron ——s >. —— AT i848 Bo - we o oO oft | OF 4 shut ur ns, : vie or, Ww Min . AN ix ‘ age ath ‘ oR» nan a ad 4 Pr oii 7 m ) dy r, 2 . ; Le ft: ti «% trict ectr fla RG a FF 808 ERA lard. &9 al a 30x 4 . 354 oom . bar gai bina, SM s dr near 4-5 liv cif HN es, Dhy bre bea r 00d re TH OF. ily ¢€ a, f trir oS loub) doatk Garag. r rice jy #e ent arg yf f; fi 0 . + 4 y lng OU fi ol re f equ ea Pan ti ’ > | store ae hi rer Gn ANNON. at Hhigg 2 RGA | FLA heat 3 R Bi: ye 3 - Dispat LAT RE e@ ¢ a e) 3) 4 8. *h. th: en: aa R _f 5 fc. } “ST. a e e, r, ren ck 8, | tm tw ) J a ila i/ fers: th n 3 7000 an Gra Offe bat RS] ha An ig: FY, ona a La in r 4 A MOK. (' en! ine y. ; BUNT KB} s md ng - ; E BU u thr sf ath, | FL, kai , “0 "a! 46 2—Sre om~e, "so , Som & tric: ¥t-Wwa itz, a- 7*LBE —f or $25 mon — | ar O4 2 R ihe { ay “KI aed to-t 14.) 300 . ig ATS rar Bites: 505 5 . L, } IS. ars, t ¢ NGA? 14t ~ 2 BAT? T i RA ough. enan j AT if) ° “Dolr aC nak in 4. } Nn, j , Snoct 321 Co I . ter = “MeD 4 fy F “U31 al Mu m th; E age - Mi 00 flat 18 Al Ui he 26 s nont a S age; oan, vv ‘ E S 3] N 0 thi ‘ P - g . : sae I = P j a ce ) 265 mm | > Cc 1d rph on ' 2) Te MS ‘ Riv KE 1 | ran Mi lia ” h, Be —_—ave me e mM T JAC I eee x NE Dar Seve 4955 IF [7 ct {AN §: si) 3H: 2200 “' it and ith; | iy Ci hss GS. 26 30 eat Donald. 7 | 8, be AT alif 4r y Se 8 «L] Stree anil B in V. se | Mi 54-5 rut r 5, === E W jal pro Es. tra! Say by L.A we NCK; | , oms, RTH! ie It’ st. mm ices heay li aux 54 blocic | BF] nd @non are: oa Je arag 5-5 NGL [EB LOS, POO ua. 18, by 2 ealt rc ty a Hs, e 28 . ihek on i. a . § ye - y sina = en : i ryroon inj grow 0 stn i.) U b112 NG NY ssion b ght npr rag 344 8 ‘th: 7 Ro he d. ta / AT—§ IB} ou ra on | 8 UDE) la — t, id 2. Oo: da Si ne t~% ti > 37 04.0% “a 1. 4 3, ubi ara and roo Y ick — a ts. . I in ue iA Pg re FL © 4 35. 3 x at: Sie Si iv RIL zh ulic. | INGI co. at J4 4 3 wy. | f° n H uir’ fur te 0 ga dou e; wenaan xe. kh FI So — ] te L lis 1 fla 13 4 “ : : : nm. @uth N I, Q ii9 car nd A’ bar Pa 48 re Y-32 eee | roo Sing ers) G ‘n" le bor ic, GLa & dry xx P r rain © Ss ue. The Qe > 5 Flo ngs} F 7th niy, | a ent: 43: n: te O-O Gr _ P.- } Ri rT 44°25 215 AGE x ho ) LAU FLA’ SEK are nsy Jet D baths. 4 INN ~th ces; 6le Ine ze at au wl : a good s2i2 8 ical. ro elec —==== liv ie S at: 1519 ST ro $2" + eat Be ‘ and oriss ugh L, a aly } ELA’ t: bs — tern oO. De ain Boor TD, | ‘vers »M 10d “0 1, N DO av. | : DK T ge; lva fer as) at §$ hs H Es 4 » Q c- | on c 1° oD ¢ a, Prom PR... c «¥21 Ss. B b oma trt N =. 11 os} Pp ross f roo l a - | ro 52: [Ral dr ' 1s, é] con- r T—~ @ 215 set II chi 3: es: NGL + & urn 1 30 8 20d 3 K 50 v40CUr 4r A Ru Pro Dt 00 an Suenos Any ‘hi adw roo ath. Vv Q; 80 f At. 0: male “Past, inand. BSW arkwa ron m fiat bloc Me Fy. oms 237 in. "Oty ive lect ; Poon Sing} IGE zen 3318 | i Al E F W aan Si 8. cond and Rs I 36: OP. : rie COT AY. ase}]. ly Si 4 pert -~ 2 44 ty; roo 1 wre Dpew, ay. ma fu in uth | mo 41 S200 ee ton WE a; — ; Price @); in ne ” at: g ‘k a bh) A eR bre Sut live a! &15 ric. ivx130 a AC ay.: | - Com LAT = sok’ ESh ansb . Jeffe ition | ra “6 B 619 “SEE ma 1s, 2 | tion : NE le “3 y ’ $ an ~ da y ao Cc ea: D a 3 4 4 - tl a gle ee ta! de: 67 04 Bye ana a. six first 13.000 nt: bed eit Tan locke | ha» 0). akt rl S15 ya Tae Rae | REA oo path S53 33] 7ENC : 4 SI 1diti —12 29 age. ury, erso 1 | Je e, ’ OTA Che: I ty ie base . Ov. : pe ! ROO enne 3, b) 491 34 rittenden 4 roo ® ba | M Te and ~| ] I Ts } Im Town roo d Sa ST nut floa 0 Gara ro. t bus FL qd wo 3% a a and Cash FL, 7 > Phe f yg y s M 7. and : NG L Hi 26 2N , 4 - n. oH elec . an NIC eatn si nk men } WH " meke y Ait: Mi—¢s0-¢ do 6; a nace & I floe T* len. ically new ma, th. Mage 0° de Tian - AT dounpoenk ie or rah. A a. . WwW ca on Re it, big | AT—,; “a.." peg mon sh pay- | ute pan FR. 56 urnene’™ eragn ele EF iOskkK | S _ ot 8. J and | DOI H. AB 7 é6 o ut. “es iY or e $35 s nath uble; grag? Devonshin — s: all» onone uble sist ouble 9 a _ pp! ate . 384 J _ Oliv T is re + hy an | chea sO1: ora: Ka a. os sir y- | $1 mod ArTag igle } mS | . ern 8 & } N K F , a e) a 4 st. SIN 4. —] ’ 70 Ou. . 4.- 4 erso rai aE BOT no ym Dt 46 9 PRIC . 1) is; ] ect CASH ublae Ge r sc re. ‘ect reon . ode | jeorn oe rn ts { gs FI abar Cra age; and = 418 @ iva La BLE 41. ON lable, ised. | : T— BU xX ] rag roo e: ¢} fiv f* OHw 1; dar lien 1( e of etrt and ? ANGLE Car O33 4 s! ba roo n. IB ~roo > # " iy ~~ $11 sat { CHI 98. | ICE 4 OOK ric B3a2 ra yer reens 5-6 ric. ”. »b rn r 44°00 te sei] oma mn th LAT iy rfie : — 5 ‘e) 1 ace : badie - a Co] ALD. en ‘sa rea F012 Be ge. bl ms ches e iF! N } ge os OR ffer. city: d § | ele 2E F HO gar Al : 16th oe” ms: 3B] mir nd AT ea!) 144) batt ) ; da 4 L.A D (“he at 92 Al _ |, ewn 21 rage §- 3. b ree ath vom -U BR rma 6.7 fac ® 3500 do 48 If: ay SOH la ~ ne roor ¢) Base” 4e¢ dc INE fax : > @e i ir bare S : 548 3 x ' mi iD AT se lot dah - Che ke ctric, LA SEK age llen, th i, al, 1s. esid x AT tor. M0. ths, 1] Oub nd s , ma ' TO stniut 25 on ah aaitin a: r rick me. . 9 | 4° a. f teeth e 4... vu bT, RO” 2 NE "i 4-5 oy er ¢€ me; per n ood 2uble IN $32: cag = | ae @air Saien = roc RE 4 LA fa ae BRi« wit} da stn ‘iS , la T— mn 2 } & 4 os. f N R s€ ao ig BA 709 fur. yf ¢ 2» re 3018 SELI. | I ig to 353 Ow ols te a pe bath. . ha 7 uUrnaec ove ho 1”: Pr Nock ro cS Diep * ——- owns” che 4-5 COME sw] FP BUX ep 3 eee, 4 _ Gr ms, hy Hine ory or ITT, g Spey ut st. SINGLE und 3008 704s price re c) 4 EW ealt ge. RG Cc mainte ieee teal [(LL—} ‘en ison | | let hee 3-3 s. b rch, f rgalr Deseen: hav: : Reaeee Os ars ¢ oT R. ar a 491 Sry th; “ager: ji b , | PL 2° 4 SIT 3 and } ood far 4 R dot 5- *LE | ry N S. $320 001 he a ] ors, at) ibie AIN lest - ed Ke: re t 8 ~ tra troad lin irs ath, ur- ] n hall tt] v.; Us, w usa of — KI ige- er; . For Fai leah 5 E “HF pri F aths. AT 4 Q ] X ae rr; Bar . 4 f] ni! fa aa! ible 7 roo Wwitl F iOS 4 Pp #0 1s RO ns; P nu ' : ar re le bh MA rw | oad gas Oils, . rooms. e ; o 41. » eo n: « a b . bu ater a a aN +t... est Ras SME ce f nsid e lo —J 82 le ai h CE ; \ EN “i! de go" h. OL E n ha os y Cc let -gto cia, ric, 3 fl .43 {= ’ barn ,4 te eat: 4.37 ‘ra c? alr ern 1”: ° ——— ~ anda . qul Airs: i, 4 ae irar -4 - Ss. g AT I Sy m 709 age - SIN ~ e P 16 704 36 ( 5-4 . fe low Wou ns FY! 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at Ba rvain rLACr SALE FLATS, AP’TM.TS. FOR tALE rAriikt.Rot ~~ Si NORTH RESIDENCES FOR SALE tNIVERSITY A 719 CHESTNUT STREET Main CHOICE 4560 HOMES 30 000 Wagner-Grant-Bell Special Offering Buy On Your Own Terms Buy Wagner-Grant-Bell “Prete rred Real Estate” ~ ‘ a Sehe ie en EEFORE YOU IN. HI-POINTE KUHS, 10th Northwest - ‘ NORTHWEST see) 6¢ ASM {Stl NORTHLAND RESIDENCES FOR SALE CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST wich = PLAT 4s e? OFALLON PARK MAGNIFICENT 7-ROOM . ’ ~ 19 !s ALSACE 4% INSPRA T #925 KESIDE NE PARA RESIDENC? =T —S5 70 4 GRASD RESIDENGC? ~ REAL BARGAINS ‘ult . ' ~ ‘ net wn ok KA TY) FAIKRGC-ROUSDS PARK 4 . ~ : 4 W 7“? Se oo ()' Fallon » BEAT TIFPItL > ADF. Tate ok ry REVUES Tas SF os ~ irk Han ~ ROOM HOME ra ¢ tien | IDE —— 405m | AiR RAK EWFEL! ewly decerated: * ; 4900 L»eimas Uraad of n” " sa J=U9 J. DISTRICT HOME > SPALDING AV. loom 7 “ , Semi-Bunealow ter JULIUS HALLER RESIDENCES FOR SALE South ISth § roorms. =, R vA wing ry f ot-S@ ate heat $i: SRERG 32 (sTa mh = iw Lafayette ~ ro vers —rdnes id 8 pe lace i 4 gar > & EWERS «Milo 9 KOOMs, BATH AND ELIATRE. sw © ASH S310 SHAW +. 98650 — _ rh ct * als mn Km. Ff 4 ve, oe? Y I5-ROOM FURNISHED HoULsr . Xv HERES A PIC Kt P—Re SIDE. NCE $220 INDIAN . t.is ALT a PE RF SIDE NCE—A RFAL BLY ~F TOWPRR «ROY e M4 HEL. HT RESIDEN( r 1 JU NtATA hac ©¢ re. HOSP RET 196 it a. wowUr~rt?TyT rRiee PERFE Ty ¢ exeerean water ~ . , * ner e ant : reeiagenice ‘orn reahkienes ail % frem (Grend Ov., Wi cf oOn- Lertny Chest mut. Price fur “apo 7 fy bara gil Today. RESIDENSES DENSES FOR SALE Soutn rin, See ts wee, har fieore owner anx ’ iu card 1. ENGEI-WEBER ee 3640 Mik Modern A. Story 6 a SitT S_ te “Httes AN AY ~oOlrn iwe bath. garage BRINKOP. SI? «ch 3300 SHAW AY home of 7 root and re. Lie ce ! ine (we) 3 ms sate ~ sah “lern flax ha “wie f£, ba 300 ar gg nea ll bh og: : Tra Heights h_margzain {008 Fl Larer oF Compt r with large jot Park. AYR A Y- 7 ? Peau ENRY eid ft ; 39 Reoms, aac Furnished, $15 hy oa! oe TT) m ss > 6F inne A HYMAN ee \ MONEY “MAKER—BUY THIS | oe &' “mt ; - > » aK US = INKOP “619 5854 CLEVELAND AV. Try s he Sy an ee . A ‘its _ ik rick Re side nee Bargai IT) 4 ad E2 +s ome TRUST 719 Cheaetnet . TRI : ENET & ZEIBIG “New =~ Place cian? No. 4021: the latest and finest tmore “ ec “~y4 »* , e* is : r ne a? ENRY HIEMENZ “REMLTY Realtors, 614 © DANDY RES IDENCES ms" strietiy woe;rn ot patr yt “ater rR ANAK Sri TTT Pr STIAN REALTY bKiartford (7Tamd R grit fag E en =ii FE; 74? Sii¢ $Sxil LMANN-SP ACK SIDENCE T7701 . BARGAIN TAPE TSIANA AV. \Z R ‘"s LARGE MirM! OME, { “1921 vi TOR ST" fami! aYe HIF MeN? ; “heen: Cal 3447 MONTANA-AYV t+ ke -_ ; - 4 aA. 'eal 6 Cl apleretikt See lt bore ur to i686 N. Sth _ rrrmn PTR WS Ti s~N = baths savage amie P tale 4 Devt. w ater rive rT Te : rONES Roe Tt?l Arcade Derieg ('824 the Pea«t-Diepeteh printed 125.134 Masical “WV ante" S807 mere than the THREE other St. Lewis asewsepapers combined. BAnGALY ore” — INSPEC we “yt re) » Chestnut st. ’ SINDAT. MAR® Hot. 19mm RESIDENCES FOR S South = | FOR SALE Te. NF €@& R > SO LrTyT, MODE RN RENIDENCE ~ - " ; fhes me | SOG6 ruck : + eet® ow NER LE pd VILL SACRIFHE ( hestaut igo | ‘ r FRANKE, Ig 54 3 “Te . ae re if ‘pre riscu! ars ics N. ‘a4' 4 aie aaa + dency — n 4y LRDON on ol husband § my mexiere « 51868 4115 im ” © = 4 (my - . a ; oe, : ~ Riera nn at Beauties. every ne - "244 Ue mrril ater wit Wee , . ad - Daeg ~ “wy HOME 9 ha ~~ “7 st sh ‘a pak: = ae . rae, & 5844 ROMAINE Pt. st waexier ire 4 or . — RSUsH eal "RNS 110 REN DENCF «t sure wit L SACRIFI rE hot-water } DOORS - §186 WE hot-Water ory 40 BEAUTIFUL RESIDE: NK — «Of; 9 & yes title Guat. Bids : | CABANNE—62000 c a Bows “2a Ver “oOo yRe wr? yore @ tr good > RBAKEWE 4055 De! 7 re . "oa YAIR eet S14 c —— HOME 7] asx ine A000 ow ne e'T.« cottage *h *ytea a ARGAIN beautiful RO Seer, = « $1999 don house; kt ¥s a money VERNON Pay ern. il-roem bet x poe Sfieocrs: Ta -— f “= a TroOrn nz s Bld ov Tww EST | RARGAIN ay recor, steam ot 100x200. pris Savon. oT M AGNIF! | 13 tal 7 1CTORTA. “pt, Fx. roam Sy ~ a Ss Allee: bac are. eet: only $5000. ‘a BR ‘Kop 619 ye et. IFAT ENCE BARG: a. rls 4 Agrw's* £933) ATTRAC TIVE RESIDENCE. &. furnace Bret: = Por 7 ‘b0u2e0. price rea ESTATE co. RO! (hestnur ot = _ 435 EVAN i ex overiookiz be sublem ad HoMr , Lerteds y ac i eas wnt il ly $4500 ow f imace 7 + ‘ A FN TODAY ereryt rin - a water comnections a Realsn _ Ar ate Bidg. " ve 378. iain! READE xe — Wwe | * e.ectri furmace: ft 4915 Twlrar > WASHINGTON _. oe bea stifirt thr si ae TR! "Te < Paar MeKINE. Sy Ore

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sT. LOUIS 11B Residences for Sale Today. cure. DIPANCR es — een 3 SUNDAY. a pa ALE | “RESIDENCES FOR SALE | RESIDENCES FOR SALE E as West ee heat, two bathe: sie eping wv " hardwood | Rar: age: you oan’ e ‘ west oO , — «tore 9 sin e | SoO15 Ve 12% roome ’ tnoo down : Reantiful Eng!ieh- type res room, ye! " r dpe vse bi gp bepress | reception ‘ + ige; finest Adanission by hy vaniey road: a very STORE, El ao —2 tg Care! bod first | Buy agner- zyran || 440 Ashland. \ on ano ' wh. ' “| prising wide center nal’. a “ys niry “re iee a ent nal A; ee nous ili | ungalow—65 an} one A é €6750; tea nes e | wn tarfteld, @ room, qo | . dining roem, bu ; Al Pe Be : “nals email ‘Srause. a for oo! ‘SI * nto: , oat modern om n. matt brick; cil Ly ea 6: 345 y San Bonita Vv. } ase ee A ; ier EIN-FINE, Q! aT 2842. FR | ‘| 4421 Oertane, a rooms. nin $100 “down foree breakfast room, — = gereen bet tit Carat en rooms. whe? + He “4 ' a a ‘Jarae brick were: | | “Prefer re Ca us a e | ven 2 “Market, BS nal +E 200 down sleeping perch. d baths = S_e Le car ; ———————— eae yr 1 trues ™ vs . bargain ip beautitu —- ly $13.,- | BLOF nix 144: easy —" 1 | aoe? ket. double flat. ; ete ba @ room, tut ‘ — : =. . 3 - | . , ge, SOx ; 1 | 25°6-28 Market. SHO down | reoms. # ran hot-water third . = . = one = feat Pine bie; De | 50x15 > ain: @ woll-bullt /tust completed; hot-water heat, only s | house oF RE i. i nial . | > Taylor. double flat $2000 G9 rner, Instantaneous a. a " = . * al x01 - ty neater, tile " feside oe e- rat ; iar pnagt a hot-water | 500: eo rms like re b BULA OO} J alt ue REMAN Na ti. Clive KOS. - us for investments apartments, flats. choice residences. +29) ny . ae Tee Jouble fiat, $1500) garam oS washiubs slaundey. RGAIN POR YOU 4 per. a wale! ve "anf. gerase TOr '\'9-reom hous de Pec flo ore * first and A. & G. B. 4 rl | ; one: story, | one Ut , nas ae Prete - ben wtiful grounds of - a Ne) CASH MMR, tsrecricced. 001, o | Neat re arages OF ecOR ET good | onive ‘tots. © 9" 314 Mullerton’ BIGE... | Sx TE a3 aH-— 2040, Lorun Aare ime | Olive 862! 722 Chestnut. Wer iy x. cfavlor, fats, 91300 gang ments MN Ee TE LGH BS - ‘ , eA . A i rit} e wwithou econd loors 7 ary . ‘ oa \ 7 ’ j just ruil ie ar, oe 0: 1 | mw As 7s . field dow) iat, - ; , yoo j t iyi sell gs , i\* Aubert: ?- room be me: 5° gession: only $1 7) | == ———eEEO 4n44-69 “at ’ tra well-butlt © ac} ; 1 handle thts dea f} rooms, new steg : ° sa , ond Sijtiday tie Lis use——7 ee “ aii ~ , diate cn ‘ i t 1.5005, 9 your | aes Baers — a eae dowt = Georgian colonial: @#x‘rs Ste Vu iN z Teed ow hat iwood floorm § nt rail i pitas , paretin ; l lo “ation for room in g no ss wis hardwood Any ] cash, alanet PNown., building. — wate Rell, 1% rooms $1000 down. ‘stery brie k residence in this exciuatve 1 4 ; , } ym ri ] ” pape ot parted amd all in oom r * amo, Wwainwrl st ridg. | 5862 Ridge: 7-reom home with 4 business in ve EB “wRT, T22 ‘hestnut, South | 4eig Windsor, 10 reome sio00 down. | dential district comprising 1 Pa 1 stan- 1 40% eo! . 6 j .* Th new.iy Mma sade street: hee | , 4 .. “ fioors, ti le Rot ond a real tes « &. AO EEe \W { Pi ne us MU Le ae | cliueans ; ce | - WAKERY. FU 1 iY Kat IPrED. $7 7000 c ’ M Mon RE, eo A WN. 4th. olive 46° 63 baths la vator’ .s ag 4 jo ‘hee 3 ’ ; mai i waglipn , E " ree _, ENCES ae room or ineper Xr ’ Central Sev , ame ae . ‘eat. Box >I ly : } o hot wa ¥ eater, i a 3 5 f day. Took at ee at ee ' 11 rooms Be $21 000 | S SAVED ING S iy RU ST ( ‘OMP ANY Cs ' @ | WAREHOU SK—-20, SO a og Ban in BAKE RY With, maten.” yiiertions ae nt-in 1 1901 Lami; ™ ne i RESIDEN AY sO04 Fairfax, 5 Frooma, {es whe 102 MET NY TRY ¢ Cl UB menee. | fro i rent 68 mene: we ‘3 c. 6° pereerr: *Y* | . from Union Statio 0, > 1: above; butit-in rims. " ‘ ANTHONY | I'N - Py ' Corn like } ’ bilanee Wi peal a lan ass 23 i P bloc kK: f rn Bw C. KETCHA ’ ” Marcus: cor ner Northian¢ tenant will show you there ugh, eusy Lerine e400, terme ‘ «Se Ol, 1) ( ”) ‘a idje this det fice ihn WiROMS. Fats genie OEE satel al 4915 » DE L M AK Bu. ee Northwest —, sore sneer iaree — «is ingwena 00 al Life Bldg. ai a tan ‘with one room in reer ates: ie a Lik BH RT, ne ( hestnut A - sc MY T t. _ Realtor, 406 Sto Late ni plan | We are headquarters for homes nes, an . 0 o* + } ° ’ j i , t . ‘ ‘ ”, " a ” / ces memoen | JO. Fe Soh ” an were y yooms.+;°° “g | tOS : » eenter recep tin | T HAST GRAN | groceries and tt ‘ERMANN 9% ” 4 bath, furnace, KAFSS” assy s. | range from ' ; on Al. Bt \ RS gQ 500 | 9 oms, | kite , at ‘try ati 4 laree I “ OG " ’ Bl RMA! Ys arene oF . P eres " and c ae a sa - tee fe on easy term Moor.) 3725 1 we auslte) oie gS i ++; Peet teh com em ue tile | Rian ve ROOF: oe “ey poe A Ng wath 50x44 aT ‘ales & C areal Int. Life BI. ANDS eo } Re we st ga , as. ae $1SU0 per year.) $7000 and can be. seal 115 Cheatyut, , | att hat bncpest i RRACE sand et | LW MH Nolect®! e, Turnage a pees’ Sek 8.000 |} hardwood ore. mY , Park: | bedrooms, ~ beautifull appoint JOHN GRETHE : \ , ente on Gravois | Es’. { 4 O-foo af . ; Bibs fo. m3 pposite F ountain ark, | bedroom ~ we he 4 ) “NTION : one of the best investm 1 Ma 1040. but Dae : ‘ he si . Cw ne see his Po oer : owe | ont h, aes = xe ». OPPS, rooms. sewing room th ir +, flor not- aie SPE U Ta AT oRS—A rt eb located | | ST ( RE ND } 1, A ‘| B A Hy iA | av.. it will pay you to see us and tai - HE Wok we eo .ured fine atone front, Two very artiatic and well- { i] in thie vant {a roms a ih st, | 719 Chestnut, | large bedrooms and 2 »ba , , iv business bul fe. Co., @ w-Mory | RES! ’ ooms, all ff i om our pref ferred ~e ® thie: diay ail n1ioe @ Orand G ” yo . ’ nH ‘ bh 7 is TT 1 TRU ST. 2] lars 1 floors: hea! itifully deco- This Gane consisting of store | Tocated near Curtis Mfz ’ lat ww over 4 Gr vole on Weet He! le pi 40 ‘arge © are offerec ‘ reom he, ee! OS PRENGA VYREBER 3127 5, {stSeo an BE sD i* OR 3 , -DE G AVE RV lf, Ly K | ae om Fe ugheut fixtures, copper screens, | near 18th pnd Cc ogg ee above, nas WODs |yrick building, with store, and “ rawle ee Doerflinger RnR. Co., Jefferson “TT, DING eonveniences epiendid for &@ protien’ popular section ne 10 rooms, }- bat , 2 ae Es-s : er Pere: 9 a “ $1 OQU Ae matt ; story brick garage room for | with & ane’? tive features on the aSKiN€ | shove; corner lot, 49xilo; §u iring | J U BL Ki STORK BU I poonnne house, or easily, conve rted into| S-car garage. vf . , ¢ , 7; heat yt car | a floors, tile bath. F peesing sla dir pall Aa oms and bath on Serta! speculative F@ . nd meat market, owner retrial IO 4 P age: price $7500 for quick car garage Hot sip—s-reom, Free ad ee ; Home rte the e hestnut, ‘| st “am oe sae heater: owner rr hoine, i | — ond to be appreciated. for card of ad- & VE RNON DOWN’ TOWN. __ eal sEO. F. BERGE BLD RY ALITY *hestnut. | we have a double store i ding, with | 554 LAW TONO-EASY TERMS "a adex BR x... 11 rooms, : = orner of isn oo ; Rie? it | li be solid a , . ad ter e tr ; nie ‘ t.: No, BUS, - lewo five-room fiats, steam a“ . ' cendition, bargain | ‘ BOx165 ft.: estre . eae % BRO - perfect condition: wi nn be- | mission, price an *; «©.. Agt ‘r ii vy. near Oth S.. ——— and ii trede for; 9 room perfect e,\ car garage; lot . hom?, t part a rypieNe mMelu Ron i. ARP ™- we] DEN! i | b 4 price; see our Mr. (;T7oRBsIMA | MISSISSIP PI Vv ALL Dy y TR v ( . * Frankiin @%.. fiate abov af compare of 16-18 & Granfid bl.; or Wik ° R E AN. 729% | ‘hestnut. M. 1195 (ec ) pullt If you want @ su tantial 3 fraud. ~ il ah. electric, hot-air formed TUL, f heat hardwood | bares in | ind 1 Monday; first come firey | Main 3 840. and | Pine. l modern store and tia tenement th ‘single or double flats, For price and terms | KOT™ ; ) : [vel Fe ” | heat, ne > | twee ain : erases ss | MO! 4 double 3-story Sou | oing! Realtor, | ) CASH WILL BUY see this. new 10>: yee +4 . } “ah ul a Ruse té ¥ wat ! : le | ie } Page. } twe - i wee ——— — ee | i tively ne Wii. am ining west and - a Bet Oy RA AN K SERAST LAN, e aM ‘ike P w tmineter: attractive, RSI , eet O00 Marde! 1. linden ee ot } reasonar = | Sel ‘ rTER S(7( mr CoO. ROY Chestnut. _— 7 PI ACE ] | it reas . -y y ya) — . mE: . BAK ERY ~—Ruilding and bus ve maggie $2 4. os | 3607 liartford at . ay. rrand Si = 4) \ 4442 dmAstc h Re = , " HR ogee this room brick. residence ino, ree javatory, ree 4 Mii? . ; wes od eae on or lot. - i ——— WA! : ‘ “ - , é Be Sie 1 | eoutl ‘ 20.3 we ot = ; ( ‘hestnu ~~ . kor partic! lla » OPE N TC) » i remt: o> roorns ‘ ‘ y } ta’ a rooms. nod ss Cine. v : i‘ MAPLE A\ + arage; ae | — Cali aN (' 7 OSE ¥ STA ATE 15 XINGSBU RY 4 aie } | JOH N DOCKERY «& SON. 1015 ‘DOWN — wM. eroker eK & CO.. 2618 5. Je (fe ren Re BU SINE ere p ROPERT . | today ¥ DICKMANN R. CO., 623 Cheatn at oe U OC ERSITY, HEIGHTS = r will show, Y ie etn | , ' MU ST pcs Wind ge moun oom. maid's |\ ba wrron: © brand-new one- ith = BUIL, DING—~For schee | St, e eo K AL: | N ‘Me ka and Shenandos! ws ont e* A975 Cornell: a real home piac® ° eee ry ay 7 re Owe oe ee 3 Chestnut. | ms ail ‘ ining roon “ SO09 awton, nished, | ‘ erokee &t "oe - NW. e, corner Nebrat oe | F 3 , pater KS! i aonen: . at: -car at San B=: i ee ie OREON BE. & RG . OUI, 14 N. Jet- | feet. PIRESIDENC ryt. > bathe, Kitehengl OLTMA Pee 1091 CHAUNCEY P. HEAT It CO, Olive 4 * on) | = water heat. Garage ee ae N, W, COR, 11TH AND WASMI500 PEDDRER REALTY CO., 2610 Gravoie & be ET. $4.50 CASH | 7027 PERSHING gegen” ae ft it “car garage. Reitz, giclair et iy paral ge. real | $i ORSeT & ZY [BIG TRUST, 719 Chestnut | 719 Chestnut St. | ' Gol Pate REA s BU il yI N‘ if | gain and on easy car. eral ee portunity ¥ For pi ae BO’ T 2 hee ry >| 18 8. » Frere Sa a’ §-room senes _ Artisti! pte Fo 7 kos 4 le : r — y: INE ; , ee a an % US 5 iL! a) Post-Dispatch. { 0. of WM. J. ABBY " ' ly $47 ay: rtistio ; a tor lil - mace. »2, lore Bt COT ’ = J ; ut Put room o (pray c. 490 r « rath ‘ bP only “p Hivine er Sa ae iteautiful 7-room hg ‘ sar oly in premise ] W KE wy ? INK Ea ——— nate Large garege & id o 1 ~ ood ordeT; | BUSINESS PROPERTY —2 good hard: | | «0 : 06 Chestnut Bt. ' | house. bath. — Central a bath, two-car garage: © ever SIDENCTHS ' 0 3 ——— - tively new, In 6 le bath, hard- | 0. ments $44 mont *) a ely decorated: tot eee 1) BR } rloors throughout, . : | ® baths: offered | (——— —— |] | above; compart look at 2411 and with 3 dandy rooms, © 4507-| ~ ND FLATS | ee TTERERT. 722 Chestnut, (c”) | handsom will Tuy this with Pa " wet B MiCausland @V.% 4 ROMAINE cm 9 rooms | 9 rooms. er water Pay eat, a ° A= ee ——s = $12 HOO: jot AWx136, 100 wood floors above; ea bh located at B0U¢- | a TC RES A ad ini BAN ae eR PENDL ETON. detal!: ad new, you wal * hines, See salesm be ' home © ; 7am $11,500 for qu! ' 1 | 3 Ca 5 Cheatnut, nford. © 7 tore and 4- — COO Pt, ae lot | you seo | \ |} ras ye he pl emise “* Phone Bes ul modertuble paras’ t. te 4 Hewson REATTY w "i cht Bldg. || | | 637 i9 W aterma n—l'or Sale mt) Je +a N De Hs i RY & SON, 10) VERNON LA UX, 722 Che stput, Olive 8300 above: ao 0 tos: "$5900; iy ace . | . Residence ‘of 6 rooms, bath, furnace, © CENTRAL WEST " 2 and aay after 6 p.m NOmURNS, 1105 | wheat nu Olive 3186. 317 Walmer anit ontaining |) STORE AND FLAT BUSINESS PROPE REY—Sstore; 100 feet | @bOre le oming. #. w, cor. § mifornta: yet | #1140, RAY RBALTY CO. 4 U tminster: B-room brick | Fesl- a. Sidney 45 9° : mM) 4 Ce et WCE $6; iO FELL OW | This beautiful Yome Conia in., ill fireproof; sultabie » flats above: lot dox wM. J MU RR r?) 615 9 Wreat hare- 371. yRPON EF G. SOUTT, 800 Cae RESLDEN‘ ~ th «and | NR LG H : & GOK | i twit room, 16x27, dining room, |/) - g good store and 3 rooms front, 40 feet deer, retail] bus stores and 2 flats ; W, Cor. 7 and Market. (") | dence, larke tile beth. ee eas. flee this - \ ie MODE: RN KE — SNAP | Kensingwon: fre. 3-8 K9500 Ut PSt%. ‘four bedrooms, two baths ‘ ae Came a 5 rooms second floor, 1%) for hall, serage. eos. gs ish, Victor r | $10 — 3-05-07 Lansdowne: opposite new | ————— 6450 CASI WILL, BL ¥ | wees floors, 2-car heated ur . This ee emia j condition: t, pide. O ive #6: | 4 naide’ roome and bath;*large j|\)| | first 1 ote $5000. ie ness; $75 month, *' ; l mader echool: { for a5 100 per year: | 2749 WALNUT STREET n Tebo. "4 ar tal , agantcpoe Seip 0 ge ra he ha A ORIFICE . g. e. cor.: 10- nme A od fo set, Oe aes | * {wo siory garage: 10! rete a * ty As | itt LM CR SPACKLER Sng B. COm} 4608, Victor 3205 sa) S&S. Jefferson enn ag oy eat — h. $7000, balance 81x Sik-reom moder, MONTH. | Mg Lag iad t f nnorice 8 dence: tithe ' prt eal >’ ow ney a . ; nf WILL h 4 water heat, rear of lot reset ed: Zoot urna Oo OO for \ | arranged and ‘atti ac tively Ggecu- | | —_ 4 7th and Che stnut eis —— BU BINES of" property | . tie , , bs ‘ tal | a » ; BALAN "Es $30) ‘ ‘ ‘ . room tok , a 1A ; etn 0 0 . ‘ Hi t: annual rentas) per cent AN, TY ©O., » ce. 826 Chestnut. {C) 131 : DOO. | VERN: EB, : ¢; 9 root: arage; make! ong lot caatin e14. ‘000: will take $90 lii|| rated; just placed FOR SALE at | a QT MEN NT tores af d fla “GE SRY HIEMENZ Re + MORRIS AACH R_' ‘ardwood floors, garage . op basement; Farm ieger. | ek gal = ‘Weinber rf Mi ple price. i) | GOOD INVE $40: price $20,000; terms 90x | } Chestnut, | + K FI aT—L IKE RENT | tile bat t. NER L LEAVING a1TyY ne a. See Kries laweck ie. -ee ’ . ite &. asonabie ? i 1 * $2 T 1] lston; 190% Re ajtors : )0OM BRIC 4 show ows Ty | mAC =e mh aimiss! wa Chestnut Ww A] TE “R JONES R. E. Co,, 618 Chestnut. | ‘(CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST. 1\\| » w. 10th: 8 flats an d store; rents Vacant In the heart of We + at @ rea — 1 and ct Le gn condition; rents $53 a month, pris aan? 00. a: 6-room brick reatd Belt 1:44 MI ete. eautiful RNS, 1109 HOME : [_ 68 OG K | NG SBU RY con: “19 CHESTNUT \\4 Pa ttt per annum price $11. oe 185; only preeere ground ielt § S, Ki. C or. “Br oaaw ay | small cash payment will hand’ Os, balance ae porch; saree 4 cars: mS ; ‘ i a0 : : « eePHning 4 : mg OUP > me 4 i ys ness 20 ) 1 rw LTY able ed rv % ; . e 3238 Rut xer = - ena, ielosed ping HILIA REST ai > .rooms. | DUO sone. Oi HAE FER REA ' ; sone pr >UMEL ING REALTY ©O. | f tj ive tte | leas than rent. See v= te B. CO “4 eel ~ orvags beautiful 3” Hieron an to. real-| pew home in restricted Ames piace. | ——# | . o1 W ainwright Bids. HENDRICK KS- ¥ aston. (c80) sale 42 © N. COOPER RK. & e ne «t be seen ¢ | New hom i ve" for @ 0 ee E 200 ha | | « s Broadway, etnut et. (e*9) —_ e ia | floors. ue tts 7 pe TR cae " 10> ‘ hests — _ wo large roor a Meat mat Pacem SB, yg Sn = “( Hi ie = K AU AV.., $i i 000 aT Pr T OR 7006 8 Lith at. Choices ier ot rt . ym ter’ s offices. | Olive 4° 7S. Sal OR ches gai so ‘ HARTWIG PrRyS AND RPES!I- ee whew i SE , & 14 yAN CA) lhome, art e D ad will se! I ‘ -foot lot; 7 with splendid in- | oceupile a , «tores: four h-room | Apertmes tes, coms, kk & | BUNGA ° 3 ae ° ‘ € REALTY -" gth at | y asking $17.500, @n | 42xx LINDELL } ‘ me, detached: 26 tablished busine aa ‘elothing and millinery : Caaf siead and North Market QD os N A BARGAIN? = ‘ORT oa N.. out. (nr z mented P oon, 1th 10 room esta + ins P ” P syted into Corner News lee a t : if wig ree a 3 : ee ina well we ito! EST PARK BL. ° on easy |i. IWHON REAL TY ® ype : | Fn LINDE 1 i P| cncpoughfare ea Free Bi Bridge; improvements | COME, buils One HAN, Tati pvand Russel! iene anove wed f “ oa tewsionnl services; | rented 2. lett. sue finished Y esas ” 430 lee double e rid:. i. ’ raed) owt ~ 1 e ~) me : ‘ f not- . . Bs xx o » ’ f i Bot 2S. t ies or lise’ or . ; by 1 or 0 7 atruictes beautbim 0 9s iit ; leit E- 13 oom nrick resi et so tile Olive. 31 ers 317 Ww ainwright_ Bidg. _ 1 oe + ey ach on taining 14 | | | Fecenuly ean Ri AL ns TAT? uae DANC ¥ yi ALL—La! ge and oy? = nace also 4 family 3-room fiat For parti ulars, and “VETO TETIE NS Mr 2 ‘Chestnut. (e® | “Fe 6S. “Olay heat. §-room ™ ~ B vereegy . ; , 12) i} ' . ¥ ri a ln - co | ‘ . a re i ir | it 2 , iv ‘ lé ng 0 | 9 _— a ee ; in fire* ; ri kK garage aay r y R¢ y( Mi s— £2000 | rooms, three baths, Coe arawood floors. Estab lished 15: oS M } good eee rd side S090; | app Ww OTTENAD REALTY CO, F ‘OR SALE TO = ‘OF, ORED. ugh tile bath, SUrnne?: brits of pungalow, bath. as fonlt7: wrice BIO) 404 Newberry, terrack. MAM Com. ||| hot-water Nest and ee WELL ||| CORNER MAIN AND ELM | wie (eee GEO. W. Qui eatnut a. room 208. | gor9 Clark, 8¥ ig)t Iq Groom. hou | 4957 Peters. furnace, EST, tanga, AA eoehy': | 4h ew Bldg. | sarracks C4 =) — | k t., x S : | hardw — voy bun : | : ( sk. of Com. bBiag . ’ B, AK KK W KE hulldings. 5 sto ' 4014 Market 6 4-room : a Ch. Cc. MOYLE, Realtor. ] j a \ = two etfonk pu JDING--“ ir tomy uick buyer. al Maffitt @.. : Bi. BTOLTMAN Pcrand_ 001. ja! s ROOM MODERN HOME s& ED" ne 8 é 118 N. 7th st 18 eo snd basement: 50x110 through 10 Faqrony Boy. KALK BRENNER R. | Southwest _ ahaa | oO OKx «Ketones *. stores 30; eke | 0%. tite bath. electric, furnace: ath, e180- : “ee ‘Choule au A; ay nae mn Olive Ov. alae anti : l Cor cial st. ‘ B. . 2801 | *heroket i; new brick, | " ood office: site; 0 4214 Penrose * ' “ ) , Z AK , AT 4 545 ¥ NR] iT. OM Sk | N K K R A i )c oT Lead he a ke TONTR T RU IP, 6: 626 Chestnut. _. | yy, -. ¥ Y liforn a an A sidney, wi th | BU VG ALA yW — 407 ATee Snes : house , ater | tric: hot- water heat. / rooms West , a an of@r: 4-room! br! Kg) 3 Dor RS RK ) 3 | acai “ een r DD ARD | LOT —H)x125 je ~ residence suitable for} 5b rooms, modern ; easy terms, me } mal “Huright ay.: 9-Troom house, strict- 4005 Blaine av. 4 rooms, unre , n 6 \oan R. : ta ~, ‘ : 0 moder Fe ~ x hur " floors. a =, ca , ae 5 me, =»! Pine ea! h me, car' a a ie) » ’ j your in’ estme r ‘ on wW Oth at. MANU FAC TU RING > re i ae nh. nasswees floors. > OME soN-S TUCK, BUERM ANN, Pease in fact a rea | WEST PINE DW Fk a A, IN ae | JosT-MILVER TBE ° I, D om ~ iin a and, K Capiag Bees r bul iaing “on West ‘he sscritly nright ay.; 10-room house; wie gous le gara 5- residence: —. AN as rmut | LOAN CO. ®-room hauee we) u perce MU A" t Rih and arry: ans who wants & §00 4339 Prairie re nae prated. BS Chestgyy St: RTE. REALTY & 106 N. Sth st. Dandy deed arrangement for board | two} premises; barge’ ‘] ‘ores and ‘flats te jeult anybody wi ». electric HWELLING——413] West Pine ble : 1437 yENC eB, water hea’. _ Bey yg s-car brick Farase. Routhwest c rné ‘ass and F renes room | ite pPECHAN, 12th and uses | BUIL DING h e Delmar Forest Si sw jand can value same and see our rent list. Da igd N TK inset awe ay ee ay ‘rooms; » separate bath and HAUTIFUL “RESDES Gox120;.7 est. MIT men R, &. CO.. 105 _N.9th_s stores and ts room: f re MANUFAC TURING PLANT tarte: coms, | pUTLDING- 6331-33 Clayton; stores | oat er eetion is real estate here is tae low, ha rawood floors, bath, ih, hot-water pO) wat i; lot SOx: lange Amherst p., lot foore, tile (ACS 2 ; stores Mints $3900; price TROL Ko MA Ba at: S-atory: lot GOxi40, © room: | BUtt DING—6s rove, all modern, | the'ae J double Rarage, rh 2 +i for 2 (oe “Soon cas gun parlor. hardwoot aces ade) £500 1) yW Nandy 905 KE V ANS om a ‘EASTON-TAYL On tT “3 Easton. arin and electric on ae t. E oer | with Me ai ont fini shed: will take ae answer pRINGER REALTY ss. 3663. nis ant om 6 reeme, ms 2 families 4 _siee ap $14.0 i: one ‘ears: i a s 4 wa er nea . 2h niy. ' de noder rick house: wi ] seh a i | “ty ABE N: “ ER JF Se } setearn 1@ a ; o J ‘ t Phone Bomon « mh, heat’ pow! pot | eae rial. Waterman. met en A eALTY, CO. |, Srantn Morte $4000: REM engl. Rent $1500, Price $6600 FR Siatse OO | Benet aie, 0,900 Chaminuk | 2854, Sra tene, Delmar 1480 > | BGs Beleet ama ee goal ot tn ee - Cae bya ny 2372 Y mee Olive Bhs a wares ic a ae te oo) yestnut, . 1 ) TORE-FLA Rest T EE 8 ‘ x 1; OO Rry-—Dakery at pres: | Cot ‘Tewriltiante, 3- amily, | condition; ree Too tile bath. ca) aeac eS = oo « forme Title Ciuar. Bids. = a : reondale. a community 0! oa 995.27 N, Hth sm. s mn B5200 KL 4 ds 54K s Grand BU BINESS P R re ine 545A PLA AT—44 17-49 Co e ty ar: excellent 4574 Cote Brilitente; 4 room. : 1s eae lidjge, & room T°» nant ” ¢ ASH pow _ Tc . Gannon se " l’niversits City, is — : « eent; 12sec f n ' tion. So ; “ey ble for any business. » ’ rooms: rent $120 Oa yes 4 t. t rick and tile porch. a ‘ “ Tis hot AWatletl. (ab. 11 *W : " EIBAN NE Sore 10- roeo%m od. 10. ¢ R ( ( ) M H 0 U S ky | the ed .. eo . een age ea iit ru pCca' ot} | J P ry "k ye ildi ink. cy sitalnit “= z stores | S T“ RE—EF lat. 2016 ¢ herokee ;. x 7 ay DO cacaas ' ——~ ; T - | aS oes pric ° $. DO ive bet e atnan a9 hot water jelis av. Ww we Park: o- room 3 : : : ~ : roo s. : ge ‘ ke § TY St desjrabie, i a -. ty goo ) . ; . . Or a - re garaces. > . } sa : Zz Store arm our- | ve “miment ° s?? 64401 SE 480 1 My ht. 0 +e » _— a) home in soot f cael ot-water ae : nad I'he eer ae. in Gin dua) * land 2 fiats above @) 14 14-ro he located; bath. furna , ’ as ROG ‘SIN ERS P ROP ERTY Hy per oe nt if aon atnut, fe °) say alow . priced to ne}! f ont, tmeludi urnitur’: ae is ' MeN. ATR BAKEW EL L, 4959 Del- 4744 NW. one S a’ o a ‘ $5x153. . ~ 9 a nees has fo th e title aal + building in reat. centrally manta. | STOKE BULLDING— And 3 M ot r busi- | : oo y fiat; 6114 Ridg brick bull ee? | BAXTE R, Room : S01, AV. 60 siev! n av.. Motors dist age — — bed ts 1) Prous, + bath o Sen Fores’ 5167. — i he at ; aiso age for ~ — ™ of CST Y 1 SH mW OF "AR CHT dh a RE: 4 rms: ¥1 400 cash and, 58s. pestnut Bt. Geyer ay entee aes soe Sve by th e) acl COPner _ Suburban _— ye 34: 50-304 CLA RK A iit 3-3 room tienes residence. Al ~ TY oF: ne os ide ; Pus HO ; lass nee Wor hood art ange “d fc : a Will pase terms P ~ ei“ NN, Oy Pa ery locakion of Ganno e pov vente PB (° ARTAN cs = et ness, price 1s xh! ’ ” r) 1s 1} | ~ - oe aa Soe, S7O0U: $1000 down. $5000: easy terms. weil . ' | rents, 1933 North Market 7° ’ 3 $7 nO. high fis i te 1s Dost Dispate h. CABANY “HO ME Fi ore ys it Die RSON STo! iG Be 23 0p 70 6) Pe The % ' . resideniial c# ii- . . PECHAN, 1%h a 4 Ru Lah , Ridge; 8 “uw CO 822 ” ¢ “pestn ut. prick flat; street paved; annua le etic, omy path. electric; : " far hays M = “{ hath. *" district, ee LO 0ors. 2. A 1a { ‘he gtn' to Lhe ‘ rina aa , a B it the hom s \V ashin ot Olt Av e STORES. a A [ =? | 10- *1 Gt ‘avo « two | toda ‘s Gl. 1c IX a - Delmar- Hat rie } $720 lot ‘ °x125, 815 Chestnut rh o Mar 4-roo oUlase. Pidoi SI ot Well yg ’ r neat, haraw om lent munity 9° , _ _ Cee t rmnectations eae - | BLU - ~ excelle dition 'SINESS PROPER pte, r AKL & BRO... : iran furnace: $106 sci MAR ain good repair, makes terms BEST BUY IN WES ST E ND themselves even xe Te ideal of arch D.wieo% | $1500: therm. GOL DSTEIN-FINE. |" iron district: bag futures mee att fer spemthedrn | OS 4} 4188 a coten vl., 4 and & room st 40 nth. (entta HOO , - rooming house A gas ion. wane. on Weehinaton © Homes bunt to 4 eruetural worth . @p- Bal il I L! 9 out ctual price of lot. with hs mR-KILEIN NE TS 2 K tt ect ric, P 4 : Bab “7 ~o «hestnut a ’ Ser Division, Wo! nderful home. rg al inibes 1} beauty a do gstruciyu . i “Olive 784° =~ y ras in See SING ER ay 08 ‘COO cotta bath, eiee- AD eo |: double 7 itt CORP. 4935 Delmar. bl -letxx block; 7 rooms. * tn ae t aaene La Cae those whose standards f home ner 4 and Washington: © STORE BP IL DINGS —2, gin ol a at apove:| ments throws 104 “ gth et, Olive o& oF , f and electric 60 ‘schtite AF la ime \0t- Nise —3G2 7-29 Page ace: iC He 70) |" — hardwood floors. inaan™ eed: i en envirenaient. % ff the highest Northeast Core “sood condition : stearn ; m Ow } REALTY CO., Ns rooms, bath, urns e. (tric, furnace, care room w je | howe ¢° PR KE. ie | ‘“T SELL—B aecAIN oa A renee neater. steam heat newly Canter 4 oye et fODEL: } Hy ME beautifiily fur- | 3-story Price, $15. 000. “Ground ejone worth | 7 TART want TaD IC KAU T CO. (c) | eee paes Wonderful. “in ex | Jose aay El. ER RE ON ih Fe b ag lectrie, “hot water pent yeaa ‘ aa E MUsT vial bath. | firet-class condition througho’:: an Ag vs . ' ; Stix- ne iy u ller. 1varn ge heat. rice a A nd 957 6 ° ea BUSINESS BULL DING yA r bi.: ’ ry QT aths, © ree, o ; galow, 13°: yu islive r = ondertul 12 Vv ae eters 00 5000. awner ti = ‘ ah : can git a 08, —— Di Fa te ja ier nisne a Bs to hon orvs nersh dD ae“ ~e BB taco ge 75x } ( j ‘| | EST N L! | ST’. oN ae en seetrie, vacium beat _ Spree. &® : ’ 4 Vie ma wre . ' . * pa > 17 t om “agent. o>» ra ——— o . ; C »} af "bus ing. La not : = » . ' _ . oar . 1" ant oa ve j ts 0 » iY - NG 4 . “ ww rs ee at. M ating? if Vii] Apel it! ‘4 rested, Wag ; Mey ine 4 aie Chouten “ axe no “A045 > v ARG ARE 7 T A t — D eas AY Ww) “we st. ist oft 1) Tt! ar 1} ‘adie e oO ‘ 4 Ry De ear y~* art send npn = , ' a 45 - an | dyer bow nr y » wat MeN. dik gst. $2 000 D e ifice all $12 a . r, nardwood sv, 4 as rh ria fur- ——" : ‘ce for rticulars. >, W t — 4 ran al = V EK i ¥ . , ( “Ti. ray 57, 20. .KIEIN , " ¢ 2 ° sacrine ; . oor, , Daye. REALTY ( CO., Ob N. Sth, . ~_ ROME AT A BARGAIN an jown will b y this nice 5-room | = AM | SS LE 4 THEOBA! D & ZOELLEN Gre . Setter ate Ot or Oe e N44 ; p00, terme . kee 2 119-2 21 Chestnut (e% | DOC" Bint 5 rooms. bath, elee- 4 “ 4s a b ) Newberry ter.; my beautiful 9- ms os . 6x1 51): j-car garage. BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE a K E E T sTORES-FLA '? Pty loan vents 9600 | a5 RISINESS | ‘ORNE R-—--Near “WW ella. | G LICK BE. co. 422 Chestnut. (¢*) 191° Linton av. r ’ a ? TTR wON ou ~Residence, ee F home. hath. gas. elect! i Ag yo ake ,nouse, 2. ‘ PANGB 2 RX: : Agent, 400. ta a) Vv () SQU AR a ini | gon: Ut hare. 4 fa a= § a ’ I om - sae , Rartmer a ae stent — | om 1000 ( ‘ASH BUYS trig ne Red Rud av. q. bungalow! Ne Mes Ce taeee reception hall. “% nee: wil take en ‘ noes ale Cahany., il a e tor. a annye v lo «: REAN Y Co gion nan abot 87200 ¥ yen ae * , double i 1) ree: snout furniture; govd Oe all at OTe: wonthly terms to re-| Si 38a cL AYTON HOME, $12,000 : +rial switch, electric nerent. OF ‘temporars ‘| MULLIN WALTERS REATT! cO- | marages: rent, abou ©" "pox G-69. P-D-| 499 Wash: S-family, @-@ rooms will | tite bath. electete. hot-wate = 4 Ther. 40005 lo party for aameage — * wat (CY sh be | nd ustria cheap espace. | i rwise: locations tO oy sronE— And flat above: Mi h aajoining if | PE Sa cont $2380: rew | gnance; rents, $125 munth. TY ~ ‘St: ey Louie ev. 1%-room residence, fist peti ~ pe me modern r call Forest 464° ae | 2 PO ge me, ant le “Kite hen Joubie sink, . SOTINE eS ass. é. \LENTINE WARE- bl. and Neeane ne art calle, [STOP ke Ane ust, $8000: *$6000 cash | O, J. Met "AWLEY REAI said. “(e*) h. . | arte furmace, brick garage. _ mn * Jyothi “Tike rent I re 5659 VERNON AY 2 em brick a - todas rAD Centra ‘we 3165 | ou ype rt lé sS 13 ~ + a} C4 , Olive 242: 2: —— desired: ont RRM A NN hs A BE. OY ¢ first ait se (e1) | ae 1 + (“hesth' 1. Mains a, 9 De ‘Tonty, Mw ' S-romm a a 4 - To ate? : > ~ay CO... Olives de? } nL eS Be ; - P 4 ’ ve | or eauits mo e - ar.! |= . ce rH | TS fia! foe wR) * i. ° a baths: modern. eors: fur-- OHAL 4 ey } HRA Hi \I 5 R- ° Soe x le or ease R164: ag ‘hest} gt My rel yi) a J : al, 4 Nw R vA ®@ TY ty = gy ag pa e 1K Ss T NU T, $5000 hen a ried ay A. . -, “rent dence: fin- > be; : Tv mys) . > j = : Q ater LL BLEG ; io G avois av., Riverside 4208. | wet Bt! ey REALTY CO 504 weer | come | $70: ent speculation. sleeping porch . ; i, ~ ~ ‘ is) oo i . y 4 We conte . 7) ne ei). ‘Av PR? ; a af : ‘ cf Park ; , 2 - ais = rooins, yor water hl sont pcan room| ng M AGN | I ite Ke \ |" R ESI DE NC E ee prope! ts I ea i ot “ cn in reat » iad | 1} (| V vA | le nt | ne STORE r. AN i. V . A T jiences, 4107_ Wetltm loca t rice SNNOO; terms. . large elevators, Fon railroad | . eorner ShenangoaD ® S 4420 MAN 9000. _ eae house; estout : " oiler eatin jeti«ce wey mn: + iceé on st , , ! ins . ‘ eon’ r\ emt to : , ' o 0 ‘ ining | Sot) a . + mi very ] ei testeoot «} ave Ce : lel 916.600 %y te _" : ne he eis . Pan ‘ ‘hs s ne af ‘ r ape ity, ‘or ot} i An eu . sh I bas 12 0 conta : ‘ fiat t! ° ! a to } ‘ 18 ’ ' % w 1000— Cc ge ‘$1 4 raps. *? RESIDESCT gry al Wels ade : BLAKE #& BR me - ; . 7104 DE: L, M AK b L. pone warehouse. buiid - come vi eesayg ar | Your-story bu Pg Ring xo story building | stores oné ae he e: th t at a right price. | S A o_ rota "MAN it. ¥ 1091. ‘ REN ‘a a. double fiate of 4 roome WARTW I. WT Diao INO HL bah SoS is wiuxt & 4. muke ria’ SOUTHWEST eST BARGAIN : Twelve room s, four paths. for any ranufactu! Irie puri ¢ ‘eae Louis: ay ood BQUATE ay tat 100%! Al): terme 1o gh LING wit OR CO Jeffe rson 4aravor® 4003 € heuteau BY, (,ran ‘4 Axx Ku ; a! flat of % rooms p- en: ats WONDERFUL prove! | acc pENCl 5070 bate: on viih = Mitche!| av; 7 rooms. steam heat- | Lot 150x180. ae case to downtown districts oF ! adjoining. soxeu. von entire sot ith gide | DORR 4. ~S w. Wiscona | Price, 86 ee each, and trip . ms: bargain, 4201-09W _ Faston @y. re ' MUN ELDER. ; e - ; 100x200; price $6000; | axe beautifu eR 4 ndit ion, z. , - alin and lat . & ome OY. single flat. ‘ ‘all | oom cote age - Olive 378. | prick Mat. 4 rooms ef . Te eas; Ly ry roomie each, electric. rr VER RESIDENCE 7 ope! BROS watef electric, furnace, one gares 9 rooms, hardwo 4d floors fin $9500 for g4 000 square feet on Wy apaey 14 a Pe i312 ome _~ nt 34% Jb ort LIS Rea ltors, Arcade Bldg ? ament; easily aiter oo — je ven ne mats © 621 ce will LEST DNS ore: pertect concitiot. & 700 dows. wars et price reduced to $99 “a , nanement vrick building Olive 9420 or Bom ies, ny | een ESTALOZZI. ee 1 0.000; terms -~ bath, garTes jows will turn matey nye" 1) Re ‘ xT. ki SS. 4014. Det ecHEMEL rR ez. CO).. R9°R le euick sal oc say ter Tis: Bee this at once. tS stl | ee a + ots me corné r r Broadws Vv anc 3 iT. DING : _4parace. stable. a . McNAl RK AnD wore. bir Aing; rent Re Te BL. aK Kb & BRO R11. " { hestnut at | ete Ir “1. Welneectame_ id Realtors ie®) os or bungs ready one : = AB anh : ot ar. Forest O2«48- ‘* | , wi , to &. jocatlea - , inished office ts ; ba é s. w. co , 5. Ww oT... Sean” dan bie BP ape * a . 4 ut. ernnt oor. ; ein » ‘ »> might trade. Ter KOr ; ” aaa 54768 Deli , . Ou- it da! p i (7 yg. 72a Vietoria pide : -room: Gouble brick wares’: a 4 ag sed’? Agent seron | Owner wants jmmediate ee Ne Fogg x Afe Ridg. : be Br wTORKE BARGAIN oom flat 4 e: 2 baths, steam heat; ¢ ‘VED rey = FOR SALE ome ome alll class © h ket: owner WW!) | original ‘ Quick Sale Sent a | CGRETHER & CU.. confectionery | imMP a re 1 1> a i ae 9 rooms first d on » | e mar " ri ce oO 4 a Ae BU SS] N or Pe 4 IO, ‘ - m e P bric kK : ‘ Zr 4 Jefferson : «ot es ga Bid cyive B78. { (| Pee ee. $7500. 4508 Newberry " RE, a, tty eer’ Parkview a BUILDING—For sale, leaks 9504130 two- | store and fie above; electric: fo tt "le of | TD Ls, “Realtors, Arcade Bldg. OU" —_—— | _- 8 very attrac (e) : _ ee ee vd ( aiden lane, jo “ric eet of vacant on »Y oe 9 j , 583 7 A! TES FOR nat ks 1833 tad ~y sige water, electtle | in rear: 25 feet of t Olive Street Business 4 ey Beautiful “Southampton ||| oe) aed gion . i . raer , Baya! x TF | ot “ - heel ne RicSI DENCE 4X a ions ' : a VICTORIA PL. hiy mo of - ° am | eS y ad parking sheds: entran store : bares RBAL ae! cn feet: -room dweiink, No - |modern ers So: $1000 cast broom frame Swoiling: pas. | Just leted for male: a ti tnree tile| Well located in the DuSINeSS | and gas ver ar: beautiful for light fac: PEDERE r ctor 4762 Lot at of Newsirad 5 CO | thin Tat for what you Want | : car garage, $7250; $ ag Ls ima Pectfic: 75 feet: only 5000. lern residence of 14 room®, ’ ehrase. | : |} frent ama + - garages. Apply 1839 | 2610 ‘(ravor® TORE-FLAT Paee ey IRBs Ri L, EBT! TE c +3 iu Look over Gh Hifyl Homes. | LAE eS es es AY * BRIN KOP. rT boy ery yy fees Ts center | or ey iat BR OM. —_—_——— ec) | MOST BEAUTIF! ” sage oe oe ere). terms, 1M | EN i i JO ~ : 2th. - | m this City of Beau } 0- fi ot lot, | | ew \ dso. y - tj G ne: atr it ’ ae 7 ; | on a 6 7 M. 1.1 pV! & © . 100 _N _ 7th, lease to Me — P ROPER rt oars. ‘Oat; rm. 53: t6 a wae i er tet: saacr fic ed $1) Pe {). O68 - ' re) 4 io AS x ON AV BNU E B alows = TRIDENCE. ‘BA ARGAIN. 4 bets B ler loan term ae BUSINES! 19th | clu) ng © “08 Chestnut’ st Olive 40 Alelel“t : tat hove : ung nd || oo 7 roome: modern, a Roo 4636 VE RNON | naer 486x140. 2605 _% sseant. 1 fat and | _G. JOHNS. atte —Stare——Nex en Fiate { Two stores ™ zs anes : 1 4974 Baneroft—Five — at s a Post Dispatch Want Aé Phones eee: wag ta | even rooms, furnace heat and care e. ‘high- class tenant. | PILATE—Obear and ‘afl lat a on Floriesant, 2x8 M80 price $12,000: terre steams heat. “ FOE 4 oN G. Colfax 3946. | | sieoving poreh, @ complete home " Olive or Contre — Sua. a en EIR. R. E. CO. } a nice home at a reasonable price and 0 ‘ at a bargain price of | ore rien mg Fior ssant. incor Lo ' JOHNS « 708 co eet! i¢ “gt {>} ve 4U0y | P ' low orice utherland—New 4upies: | Solid agat¢, Se — -— Out -af- will consider apartment ag AS gg ts °| caer Es ‘PD REALTY AND CONST, ©O.. | sch dieses Be a month; excellent tn ent ment roade. | a aa AND Hit BOR} anit es of 3) ‘ AGE B ARG AIN | hot-water Treat: e hom | —_- . | | Diepien, SU -— Mail joe Sun. oweb ea a NC} ! mn modertt. tile “Quick Sale Wemel rottss fad ra 11 4 he iar : abany 2953. $1 ] () OOO OO | ture JONES © R “ n. new store and : Northe ast = or $1: 0 per month. price Gr AR ; large public garage lot | come besides. very we ’ it ye a — fe nts, ah JBL. GP ping 1 or | —— ~— -_~? : ue ome 1 ese. joceue™. - To : = , ene -2°09.4) Easton ar t | ined. the | sox | FU iD} | “ye vardwood floor. rATT * sTOR Business. to Park diet riet. See | roome enc? rerms. mee this at on , 5870-51 A rh bull ding: rpes” oul icteeaie wey—On 4 wie cate? Les i : ce j 4 ’ aiio 9 Ooo, of = ” atrii e ‘ «| cove ret “ ' ‘ ‘ Kingseh ' ‘ a ich r ate root. al RE =e a pou enn oe i RESINS furnace. Hi AMII TON AND U ABANT Ss | EASY TERMS. nt $900 O egent Auewer at once. | Ae YF. DIC KM ANN &. : “ ; ut ' ' ) i nwa red WO 4 floor new fron CABE RE, i ey ATE co arate heating plants baths, hart { roperty in part pas pula: eo on in | STORE 4025 ~~ "5th & , down pay- as month wort M4 r! h more in ea utif 3} Be uthamptor. ' , itors K a 1 hot water heater. . * ~ a1 ¢ stnut “gt. floors. arage, a:50 modern #-room ree ae y iving reoms al weve; smal Call Forest | pe I Ln, . ' mon new comnts oné ||| furnae, See owner. 4726 Mc PRES EVANS AY. "se 4 : den we, hot-water nee. got mn te ane | Holbrook- Blackwe ‘lder ment. valance like rent. a! 8 ust nH. STOLTMAN R. FE Lg \V est r nd (" orner aan ts" wet ott neta Teal home. ip amilton: 7 52 ' f dear: owner will make tal {| | @232R. — 03 Chouteav @° — | { Euclid; sleeping poreh: @ r tile RESTDEN . 13xx" Mam arly ; reaidence with state rool. 4 sale; full i non . Us 0. adn Role Te Grand bi.. opposite wa) 400: Preperty : = ont ef Faston arn SKIL hardwood floes parage, arly Ie ton hall. electric fixtures. fur- bargain fo DYA _ ee | 7 109 N. 4 Real Estate Trust | STORES PLATS rand ding. ‘2 stores. 6 | Cherokee st. Business © : h jiv West End, co “two 4-room fiate and | i reat mh Spoon cash jieitz, inv - in elegant condi on and the soared 5-5 = wane | \- Polo. St. i ter tows. 4 fre) $3600 wil ‘rye —s 201s- i} D dy 2 v4 ‘garage gare 7 care a ntal two Legg oa “ rent e739000! per _. i} Busine ss w cnr ; ‘de (Bre: in 5055_ ais; present ; : " ro hove at gee ur t he P T r , #" " i aii ENCKE—6 I & West Park: 6 iL ERT BLANK E ee co ST. REGIS | =_ “ ) 8 \ ] : ep 60 m 7m nk ri 0 eT 4 $3900 — im. ROL t, e C Spr f oe 5 ASTON-TAYIAR rR Easton. A new S-store packing: ro PERIDENCE s . eat: , im’ | | at 7 | @A0 Centra = , aa Chestiut oo et > ome | seers ath: kane a rie Seer ae 5 B o Main 3046 a Bight rooms, two baths, ¥ ‘( RB ‘we 44 | $51 ane > FLATS—®8 ARGAIN © ‘ i detaiis call “1 a «he . a] N y OS c NER % 5000 can x bouant | wiake clear | ge. | garage, KNIC Q5 N. Grand bt. AIN—ROOMING HOUSE i , t Park. Must) |e ome $4600; price $18.00 at ahd ¥. g1000—P RICK $25. 000 BU amount of cash OF “ite is across |) ser! Ag a - Fs New tores cs Corner &| m *. a t # cytive 4! ve ‘ oat | rom ne it sult RESIDE NCE 4°30W 1 aan : 5 rooms gpl rented wii, sf l he svibleased oO close estate ; > | oe am heat an d elevator, pays 10% Pair and Notes eon tridge. a Aga SONS. 06 cn ~~ am $210). (o nt aitnge 7 mores and ° Bh ge a le: . ] k "| t rodent double waraee. very iow pri piione . ae econ- Slee . e 4106W 1° stores modern z $15 0 CA! ' od te 7 low 3 S500 rr enth, Diz bargain “i | ~ rie als ; . nie ( ; : j oO iy a) ig * Pa ne yy - ey ; yf ’ rr ' sme o in ; rte | CURATION: VTE ny, DION Als psony t ce cams $500 ee apartment im exc lent | net rental on asking pric transfer. commer. 5 han wer month. ome Routh aS xarenen afi’ enced and | f0r, in a chance for you ™® ord; yet piock Mutneriand A Sern 2° || pry AF 5. Mt. yrta kw ’ ; . ‘ rs} ib, O 7 Al ; > reyctt aa i . 4 co say 6. cl S., oa ™ ‘ oe vd to ‘ at. w bones fds ta)i pak F034 W afnwriait ” ay.. nice T-room hove. | dit Won. — CO + | NX VW ] 1 i RS , 17.500 $3500 ERT it ret tnut et. pot he o 4 # EXE el. ry WISE 1d / wat aw REALTY _' oO i? ; a = ceptional ons A age to be ae ii PIAMUDA LAND wid = . “a6 Weet Piae. - = he ace: only $4000: | i | ] A. 4 4 7\ SAMUE oh By Pe oot —_— HL “4 eiite Guar. Bids abt. ’ car gare want ee furnace: only | F R ANC ISC US REAL ry / | \ L L jiu MILLING STATI Sy AND TWO St OM rent: | Main 1608, 4155 NT LOC ATION FOR OR coL’RED preejaie ed atherianéd——-Duvlex bun«a- i | ae full ‘eseriptle | garage: bot; ; ir AuTY © SE NLL —OVEN TODAS re 804 © hestnut 5t. | PEAL ry CO "Cor, Sarah and Nor uiidings; price $15 | STORE —— Ly eee . EYES KSON | REAL ESTATE—F ts ‘oe ee something new. Bes WEE 1) letter oe repiy._ie 4 vor nme PM r Trh antl! wh atm Smpieed: 6 lovely rortis tile | _. ? NY | ES Ly . ing for Vo Central 155 ea | © anve 9 ° se © wove: furna * oon ri) pl noes iW —SSee one KY nll asd, pay | dav vive room efficiency ese. | | LAD Wid limba? oF " = : ' Oe a re] > : : tl le. ad € er he; ts + .s , , } ,: tere : s s ‘= ane ‘ei ’ hh 7” : Vv hb h. furnace . 4 776 : : : ante o Cat ENU Ee Reautitl 12, ToC Bee brick exrace yx 50x40. | BUT TS REALTY COMPANY | - oe pnorenty We baie see | ogee, OFFICER. THREE Pe iit lme [fixtures Toert ann, iene of Mike nem. bath ni cere, Ole, ice) | | B00 oaks Nostingtham—eeeene || get vos casa hot mae’ cat Ow will, at phen SUie . AL 1 HE IM IZ > ] y (heset nut. : VW I S ik K NX | ) HO M ES “ dank wee i} new hi si istings. tn marti: ula rs. Corner Je rei 8. Pk ogg Bm me i wants te Ne RE My RE 4 7? ‘ voin av ' 7” ty i Pa - af re y4 mi se "hei e 4 or 5 four ‘e root: double al ’ t; : one. on oo Eee i a a A ae , an MAIN AT 4425 DELMAK —140 Princeton, 7 rooms and Bun room. | oh RK LEL [N REALTY 9484 athe | $2400, ins 706 Chestnut; Ollve oe —|. victor 4762 a1 ane =~ | GOMETON, 933 09 a aye ‘ newly a barnsin. ! ) 49; Rae 7 he > > . Ai ’ pen : *e -~o™ it to ’ ool a ~ ' ‘ . . . ak . i nell i ' thi. > 5 hd ff a “ee 1. S00 (Ss ar LY FURNISHED $7950 | enoms: garage. » Olive 94 en a RICE $15 vnigmied TORE AND room flats. be , Tt AM. 206 i oR me yN : a 3a. a3 axyt” : ¥ 4 088 De Givery) le. ij Ooms, ant Olive 34 0 i : »400—P ; 7 ST. | } I KETC e ts-— RESIDENCE —3843 Werk PIT, Baemees, bath, furnace snd etin | 2044 Pershing 7 joome. garaee, N. SIDE: GROCERY, AND MEAT MARKET COME Tetterson ay! Ne Maftet | S408 CHERORTS, Seach. steam crated, CLYDE ae agen | Double ft —— Farms FOR wus » . Pep paper, everythings -, | 692 yartmocth, ‘ r90 ms coms abov?, OwWn™ | ffices, stock YF : | Store arn tent 6 nt on side! terns , electric: » 3 Aid invest- | | o ect. ; wr ; water connections and gas . Ee tee ain. 6 roo n ; EArage. Sto: bub! j roo! P — flats. AG UC ME SPE 4 eet he pide mene. 4 garages of feet of vyace it Got TAGE aol Ea pnd ny Call Grand c! enc “y 4 garaees. 4 svieaod . | vARs Os ‘27 or undertaker: price TM. ono ; =) lesoths epee aay for iD- ‘743 Harverd.7 rooms. Shia colonial. ee AR’ T WIG_DIRE HINGER, 8022 _N_ OTSh™ | "Main 1609 $13 Tile ee { n | of ner, EDEN RER REA! TT | 404k ee 530 "033 ne ¥ a ety rom 4 40. || RA KM—i80 scree agg 2 are "4 b - open today for im- | 4g. - rooms utch ¢ | - : > 500 ) rT vols av. > iy 430. nts 8. ' . RMON BE. & Roo. Fo rt. : ue ae | ona V aeee Hanley. 9 rooms: garage RENT $2880 PRICE 317 “ side: @| Wonderful Business Loca ion | victor 476% 2610 Grave DRC) | FLATS —Houres. ~oliages, Cabany ic) | | ot decorated @ inted: Fe | “Pennay!Ya@ ia. Bi. yt tors. Ar« ade Ridg ‘hive 3 vs 4o Aberdet n. ° rooms breakfast room. 12 farni lex ene, EE 47 4 > Ideal for filling station. Aloe tow. = : ¢1404— “Price, $R2.) for apr etiniet ? ‘ ‘. an 4 and a : 7 ’ fARM—+t ove nent es EST ' “Oo Aberdeen eS rooms, os og jena incur. 619 Ch eein! ut Olive 98. ; building, beautiful Sart adove. ont of Aan Rents, we. bulit building * | FLA f+ d400 parkel > Mig 2-caT gQarare - \ acant we 15 geod pieres of | , ocr = bath electric, furnace, iP} 61 Arundel. rooms ara : : ; ti rnover want’ on ‘ a] Lonny Morrieo?, * ve. thig arose pati. lec : Ww cw ‘so heave aber A ' FA opie A $4 A » TOom. _ AIN | Quick turnove.. . trade. Owner OF | and ( ats av" larce roo ». Al a & LAIA; ) We me 4 we will finance » | Mo.: " . . FS a TROU, ,aTas ‘ harmber aim. 6 room ad eu F ’ HOTEL B ARG $65,000 i . ly: wil cn yaider ‘ } thri ving husk) — : K Ons ‘. nt 47 7 mit #t té o; 4 Ruv ler an bi a _— ° parior NN Tth 4 a > ¥ cw). 7 t - . Ar ve a reere 4 Da ' hs. 7RO0O— reic ve ’ ee fan i ° a » ‘ nd { artet : — 2B, , - + nut. ; te mes ‘ , 4 : vacen construction tor you. ond SP ae r . o« . 1 b763 JAndeli orive. — N RENTS § ve and taxes; | premises Rosedale 3 . ia real bergai”.., 1138 Cheet ve 1457 ono 4 «nd 3.1 entire cost © - Ont SS ie so ogg Mh 5 06T oi tind d ath ut, Forest _6228._* Re duc oa} vis f—2027 Bean Mice Fe ; 0: % 508 cash | || : I'TH AM PTON hf ring dey ‘tT c” . tA | = ” ; «} r ” is, ' + e s othe, . _ RPASIDENC F ** - TT. ints 1 improve with the ¥ idenjnz oa git ; BIG BRAG Al . JOUN s BLA KP & ; $500 am int Ait id ie - Bi By — a muauia Te TT ‘ouie: “125 acres i, . ; veqae + ete a thr ieee. . a ae > 8-reom brick path fur \\ ] 1} del met (; } ’ : Further Da rt A! pars = ' fats and araze — . N > A R G R AV Old i ter , “ ' : r Newstead. large. " eememmmannaanene mmacalat " trey 4ing*. sr ba orice SLA) ~ Ry aLTY CO. Gouble garage. owner © and Marke nL MEN YELD-W Se , RBidg ie 8100" ° month ta 2 619-21 O'Fallon: ( }JRAND + @ stores and | sie(/SE—En! ab ae ee s or will take || Soz4 , “eveiand av. ‘) WwW. Gils ch office 1609, 8193 Titie (Ga — i sents ,>am 21-21% *. “ ras . 4824, ig ot will ae: Bomont 1°*° ¥ veoh . re Tth and ion — 210 Lit ain 2" | - Tittle cas B519- t: jncome $i big or * wae in trade, . eres. EatDENCE Beautiful. succes IF INA THOUSAND 0 BUY Place | a BARGAIN ie oes. MeCAW Ler RAVE P- (e*) | flats: modern: steam DeS28 lowe. Victor Ol Oils iy 2 sal iH Pa Oe: + a wens = Monarch oa OM IN PRINCIPIA Dih- ‘ slate } corner; ‘1 store. fiat and ga- 615. 3 Chest! Se —_—— rics 9 poo; oF: é | 2 ' 1 at wirosdway. north , 4-- at tte eer ’ > - . 7 > is . ~ ae - : gic ioe trees a _ at A law rRic a .- an} - Zia-story fe brick reaidener Foom, | ae . 11 500: $1500 | ai8 Chestnut. No - . BUSINESS. ( ‘ORNE ee | HC ing 6 sosme ten? yalance like rong. - : reom I m : ee g ; ‘ r 4 EB. ¢ : R rth: est 7 . ’ a ve 038 Pree: ell modern conve | yrs 2 “coming, ae gna. pantry ea" goor. | WALTER J Ne | | PURINESS CORNE R- “Northwestern part 4138-40 MANCHESTER electric | aot onive st ret -? oie 1 | e months - ted: garage; large 101: | g@onr, 4 bedrooms. Wie - 4 fjoor: | BUBI int on two double * and fiate, "er: iot | ent, North Ma ( "31 ; bon vi de - 13. BAN lor’, nd hath on thir 4 Ce ie : _of ety transtor ho - two fine | Two mores : frame im year, vt} Hol ‘—e—47/ ae ares or RESIDENCE i376 Gras c and 3 bedrooms ane nd fiooTs of 28 —— aie | —s built proner’s: » | furnaces; « al > pone 7 $24,000 ' mh electric —_— - TRUST Of. 5 A Brice ivr. batt “jot ee a WASHINGTON — and 24 Oe Toor 1 Fore reas, house tonne oh at ui table Bes factory oF Taree | sire mith 3 root, Flake 4 goue, Leave | 50a oer wEBER, 119 N. 70. | a CO ee gerah ns. a () Pershing Oo ; | Su os mins BLS. . Brosqe nas gareee an Eat, : we nN NSTRA T H Pe Lx ‘i _> eore. . ; “ ~ : wy Janet av . a) . a pam A i A Ww — BY Chestnut. | Gake 85169 T EAST OF PENNSYLVANIA ' reer; 4 Dar eh. m. CO. 1308 _N. Grand. | STORE and 2 rooms; tet *35x128. 6; pares’ Ne 4 posiness ; oat cn. reAIN susho; B84 08 N. Ninth st. _ ae he ot be ery, brick: down-| Meme * Sq RieTiaN 5 619 Chestout 2p NCE er ct 4 Ce n convenient. Le Nint 00. | - 3 g-mory. _brii : $24 exe ) ETZEL | within one block and overtooking Wife pri Bare. . warehouse gurede: DOS. 'g sTRODIMAN & PB. OO. olive 99. , finore thr ugh ut: (he oaks. Leersity; contains # room town; sults iN owatet etc. Cee Beher | dition: near churches, % + Laem bath, hardweed floors. inglon water heating plant: 0 foot lot} op garage; steam beat 8607 N | sermes ene prownpe pefore ®* _aereze: corner jot. 498 ba 1 t. =P N AND, & it. tral 420-- ' 32335. Call n sunday a an Simbie esr show. Main 2162. 617 Chestn m., aiter v. ; : : eH — a a

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WRISBER 3204 FARMS proved, near SB 3) "A RM—M isseur Drey ec ja tieae - AR M—336 “ ESSE! rARM The Union errvices of TO assist you home in arty tines. rare rade, Wromin (California (,00d produ i reae@onahie await those who Write today and Fiates you are interested eend to you information. sheolutely FREE Also Lew Round-Trip Homeseekers SMITH Agriculture System n Pacifi Bid Nehras . | acific Syste: Agricnitura finding a suit the Statee ser, hanseas. Nebrask Montana et ™@ _ Arkansas FARM—S80 acres. 30 cuit harn, spring. orchard termes, free ltst berggin-« Ne@ttieto Ark t ARM "heap. gO chard: : acres cIrnia. cleared nA nov te@e a ra California CALIFORNIA FARME RS Money ae, Vale, Ouidoore a Mithee for m rendabhbie means a ; la Mmceme throughout Caltfornia offers mou ing fer a country wh mest out f tite lene growing sf asons excellent s hools assoctations afford AGA OLAL LEE ST LEME AO OER Se AE Ae me A ee . * a Write today ptggae Sus 4 of Lan ac i han SEIZE ‘D AND SOLD Colorado ) ‘NCH. ‘40-4 ar care) 4 « Siro A B: (“giarado “ae from Weer? oss .z eas Florida “A an Xi —St } “* ' ?. Mt, “a ex: bange - Tt An a? r - ok zhi times Rile het &i Pei : ‘ be >reom hegec. new bern 'ceyu e% eee | ‘a *. . > J Spr i ag. ae gent a’ | eT 2 apr 4 a? list first. Box Y¥-45_ PD ty seal: atten ’ is’ ead “— RTE a G&te " 0 | " . > - oe Ten . . FARM—Fine S0)-acre farm Marc! i benot othe. 45 acres te be stedern ©. coer v ‘ (ere vo “ve co a ene ere ok ae t or in “ > mest Ftp Remaire : To acrea at uhimpreyed. AF orice $3700 Kirkeweoa Meo : ; VFARM~-cO ecree and tot SOnI™) nea © james at A sac tilhcr aise bungalow at 3ivs lvaphoe Kui 4 y ,aM inne ate shan ‘adh ” Milies werth fine soil. pa ving reads | epimbreved An $4008 aol cir ieee ear, FARMS FOR SALE FARMS FOR R SALE nal Estate Loans; Business Chances Wanted anc and For Sale Ad Ads Today: A LLL OAS = Real Estate Loans «Tron 1 ee rice $1600, in Virginia attractive farm ~ Ie ome EF ——- ery 200 PROM. OUT OF GITV—RERE WVwi—in a wn tohle ’ aAsninzirion Wash — ESTATE—COUN : RY € hiock nA aaet cs : > DeNncresar > . PAl tM ee FINANCIAL| ~ Post-Dispatch Want Ad Phurse, Olive 6600 Solid agate, 30c line, dtily or Sun. Display. 35c daily, 45c Sun Out-o}- agate. Sic daily. 4% dis- 5 Sic Sun Discory sis, Mo , , times. Ic, FISHER SNAPS 7 wt ee 7 >> ‘> '» ‘ee Sun. ig “+ é ' rT Sun WVinimum FINANCIAL Louis County {RMS—Sma St. 1? c ROLANI DANS——O EN ANY Amo NT LA ‘ MONE Y , -~oO% MONEY TO LOAN SY TO LOAN and. low- rales i 4 : | KEANE & PRANKE S801 Grevols ade 206 1908 Chestnut St. (cS0) Farm in St. Louis ¢ - -* PAY THE LOAN MONTHLY BUY THAT FARM NOW -OuNtY: >. EST —— LOaNs ‘WANTED nts. $1000 -y reasonable I F ARI "KSON R. CO. oy Broadway. (co) LOAN or RF AL Mi INE Y TO a rT > - . TA a : . e. Mi mnev—See Us —z fonevy a ee | : “hee* ou?’ “a’es terest and WONEY TO LOAN IRST AND SECOND PEEPS OF TRUST ; DYAS-SHELP. 109 N. Sth £16,000—NO DELAY V! =| DROZDA R en ate west + ~ If Y ou } ) Need Money we MAKE ANT) Y FOND AND THIRD DEFDS AT 6% INTEREST MaKe " = ry =" . ~ terms “mater wt A ahha . TO LOAN A al le mr MONEY ‘arva : ateea Es pop one gg Rent ‘Estate fn Tenn eS Pren Dent aN AMER oan LIFE INSTRANCE « Sil. cChestaut a&. Olive i383. ae ra wad ‘orn _— iia Ss) if payments. Bou M-i02. iost-Dia.& | SERVE s ROWER . and for ‘mpiline rance and pl fs AJ J so Y mr from S100 te 61° tagzece ore! ‘ ’ | ta — GB. ad Special 544% Funds substantial. improved properties. and in pie pac suburbs; onvinced us that “WE SERVING THE BOR- * Our In any amoun operations vears’ investm THE WELL ; ; | 3 = HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER R. E. CO. Seventh and Chestnut Streets “ Representing Thousands of Home Investors for 35 Years | the Mortgage Loan Department upon ity-wide ent experience has VESTOR BEST BY ~* ~ of the % NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. # ——= = = -——— ———S——SSSSS=SSSSs— MONTHLY INSTALLMENT LOANS 200 MONTHS 8,100.00 to $100,000.00 ON sums $8 In § oo g FRANCISCUS REALTY COMPANY Loan Correspondent The Prudential Insurance Company of America 804 CHESTNUT STREET Dwellings and Business Property “INV EST EAC H MON TH IN First Mortgage 6% Real Estate Notes Sécured by Income mash niin West End St.’ Louis Property ‘ational fund for the children. Your savings make an excellent edu month to six months lence, 1D They Add one or more each earn 6°, pavable every Issued. for $100, S250, Davis Realty & Mortgage Co. Ground Floor. Northwest Co’ Lith & Locust Sts. MONEY WANTED ; \ our estate , your conven denominations of $50, 2500. $1000. up to So000 LOANS ON REAL ESTATE BURIAN aan See — > aap — weer 46 l 5 ; ) GET OU R OFFERIN GS Mone v— See v S ‘__Monev oe a. "st deeis of tments. resj- amounts of y ff eliy- MONEY Phi liy H. Lenz & Gin >} ow pintey ai 'LIWE 4555 ANSW ER IN" TWO HOURS “REGISTERED ee oak oe eer eis PARTICIPATION NOTES nvestment TO LOAN Co. Edw Ses K. ‘Love Realty miu? (cM?) ‘DE E DS OF TRU ST $500 to $70.000: al leeds of trust and Drepe rt ce thetr valu MOU ND CITY TRUST CO., : 2g Louis and Union MONEY- 5i5 to 6 PER CEN a eam ' Page gy ys hemggten tlaggate I ab a STOCKS AND sonps “FIRST Cen rr ‘ .) be first _fc89) Be desi re to lake EDW. K. LOVE 104 C] one fienres i! or renew 4 REALTY Submit Your REAL ESTATE LOANS EDWARD L. BAKEWELL 118.N. 7th St. Oli ‘ ive ~ debe Be P ~~ -—-——_— = ‘ rrrac aixtes MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE (*0). Easy parments 't over Bank a , = } a Kk MONEY WANTED ‘entral National — > 4 ft Ww ALTE! - “) REA J5UTO » AUT ck LOANS Mortgages pa ‘ments 7 ¥ fe e (‘oo Dp Re*inancine 601 Locust DETERING AGENCY. 3627 Gravois ‘rw 4 ’ a* S + 4 7. 6%—FIRST DEEDS~ OF TRUST—6° . netes In §$Otx S$) ae] _—— sms SS SW ‘Who Wants MONEY? $100.000 TO LOAN AUTO LOANS $50 to $1000 ‘?@ Mm mires Na rad confidentia! ond if mortgages re. &t back in easy bring title. Car left Darr emts Poe? e@6}..0 negra . aMeT RATT > Ot | EASIEST TERMS IN SLA PER ENT wi RS? a ~* . - . — —-— FU TOWN YAHLEM FINANCE OORP. Al®aye open. 16035 N. Grasd ‘-@) $12 500. oe "wr i roars nes! 3¢ : 6% MONE y OTR NEW LIST OF tt oe “ow READY FOR DELIVERY farmertse te ne write i , guichkiy $i0 te ’ ; P ; a ‘8s TarieVes amrwrts “ rat ‘ ~~ — . - ‘ : AUTOMOBILE LOANS OLD LOANS PAID OFF Red ~-* : onta + ae SCvanees: Or ' 2 on ry —" +613 Pats 01 ‘HY BLL. 4 Fee via Mo tte. ; oo 4. m | 79a ’ ey FROM #100 UH carn mes, FOG oat AtPoeveerte 5, ou a oor lr » Ciens on j* Lewi- _ x. Oo REILL a 8 ~ * o ! réceived under the rate § the last four years. S&F urer Stephens declared had explained that the @am interest rate was due mand on bankers fer a resulting decrease in banks to obtain addit deposits. The awards were board consisting of G State Treasurer Stephens | torney-General Ot®. receiving State deposits # to put up securities te @ the déposits, including af per cent of teh amount and not more than 35 Be real estate securities, estate securities are must be accompanied bond for 25 per cent@ to guard against |, addition, the bankers mi /@ personal bond equal % | cent of the total deposit: | Successful City The St. Louis banks successful bidders, the |eightieths they were @ the interest rate bid eightieths, were: Savings Trust Co., 3.71 and 3.51 per centiy Bridge Bank, one, 3.2% State Bank, one, 3%; Savings Trust Co., one, 3 ican Trust Co., one, 3.01; tional Bank, two, #3 Mound City Trust Co., @ |clede Trust Co., oné, 37 Bank, one, 2.86. 4 The bidder for the ‘ber of shares was the ¢ | Trust Co. of Kansas Ca was awarded 12 eigh bank also carries the ci count of the State, from ' State disbursements are cept where it is nec ‘on other depositories. receives 3 per cent in daily average balanc Re tte NO 5 mera, clearing account W 0._ 3908 Vive. «oR} from $1.900,.000 up to ‘oct ENGINEER CREDITED WORLD'S SPEED George A. Miller of Road Retires After 441 | —_— | By the Aseocta CHICAGO, “Feb. >. 28. Miller, 66 years old, Ind., credited by Vices elect Charles G. Dea sonal friend, with ha world’s record run wh ®@ train, retired today on the Pennsylvania Ral 44 years of service. In 1908 Dawes rode in the engine cab Gf) Pennsylvania Special, & closed in a campaign Fort Warne in October 7 “We came the last 868 JOST. Bek remy RE. CO. 105 Pride's Crossing to Fors, $50 000 TO LOAN ———+ schedule time, which _.Bemost STI4AW. 2546 ) utes, and at times we DO YOU NEE D MONEY! ; $0 miles an hour, Da We « 1 days extens continued: “Some that Miller dropped into ¥ in his quiet way and wish you had been of with me this morning. livered to me the ft Wayne 42 minutes brought it to Chicage @ ran it in 103 minute® my dear friends,” : ‘was the fastest that train has ever ese~ | world.’ The distance from ° ~ : - _ . rhe a erry te OLtqt A* AN INA WN: co ” Chicago is 148 miles. Qt IC K MONEY | re 8 BILL TO ‘BOTTLE UPS SEPFERSON eG The House today introduced by Reg son of St. Louis © possible the organ er district in St. “bettie up” as @ of the River des F St. Louis County. ment, or preparation dsage, was without to the bill. | Wilson said the @ |terned after drainage! _and would enable a sewer district ritory benefited OF @ sewer. The territory i be determined by tim ' The dietrict could | bonds to pay the stead of tt tax bills, a ch ties, to they agreed: special! State aia or- choo! in sate. then from public s jurors 33 Sata } aistricis nere phanges and a bi “ity to enabiin serve weeks, e ay mproved res wr. - « Sooo TH) DO NOT LOSE YOUR CAR We Pay Off Your Old Loan And acYance you more rLOTMw >} Bomeon' . ‘ 3458 a a Four Doeseesion 191 ioc ue Bt . ’ «* rar iy (>= * MTS or ‘arr rd _ r. -_ s ‘2B cette ; yr ner. . ' yd > | ? INEY 1 tu. ; - bf Se a? ; > 4 * rank r ‘Ss ‘" i : “7h VA ac? rm woe ar OTSA lwurs my] Per ag 4a >4 | ; ; Lwol Peze . i —_-* rs . rT > auth 7. 1344 N. Kinzenigh wary TTI! Weetmineter . 38 a8 1 A Pravkiin. 7). r) 01 . Ms jan ~~? ¥ - i723 Ss 1a — mre FPF iere ' N Gh 4 4 Wash : P 1s "2 Or |. 919 Hartes Ee SPIRITUALISM ———— Raby ( hicks Biclieyie, We : | Birds—Poeault : pwn Beats. Laue Books, Ieri« Brickiaying Baildiag Ma Business (Car —— = 2) HR aa ‘ Wed e \i m ; SI ) day _ R tet 2 >) veel > sow i ‘ 4: e eve fla THs te > MARRIAGE LICENSES. PB Paust—Ethe! H L. Krietemeier. Ges Brow n—Anr e Mae holt — —Mrs. Cora Meter, ‘ McEwan * si one Kutechera—Mrs. Marcaret ipD. ixiet eae Schreeer——Ane Kryse = . ¥. Hel »rank—Rena Mc Reyno. ae £ An lingo——Lu au AA aT Pn os Le ve oy. iti Fan ma lLa®y- tes : ‘ ir. St. Loule—Heéewis '—e Lou's , Toe yt 5 BIRTHS RECORDED. “— BOYS ees eR 574 8S. Ewitne ning Jones. 1907 Beliegiace. Ly G15 OO Fallen a es i319 Alien ay Dod 74720 Temopte mace ure tirnenider. 3833 Ceilifernts N : 714A Lough- i ©.. Hieva 4714A mus — Ruesei!. 1714 N. Sarah . _ kh. an Bierer. Morett. Mo ——il a. ard J. Moriarty. 1516 & Grand. - - 4. Ntemegky 1476 N. Ninth. twins wo" WwW. and A. Kae 5514 Magnolia. sant Hensick S831 Horton — Catalano. 5184 Enright _—— Langhauser 2104 Obear oot r. §43 = Eagnc om Blase. 3137 Orage . A Knacre 2507 W Hedert. ané “in = * arth = KB. Phoenix. 1017 N. Compten ‘on ns. ae _ end BR. Porers I1S47A Penn et. ~~ mmittzehe. SI08A N_ 13th Lon Broan, 4006 Natural Bridge rm “ + nig ~ ’ ad 7 andcuyt [7 8 ag ntewm S581 Welis Jakuieky 422 “. 11th Riesd. S2S6A Blendon jieorces, Pine Lawn. Mo ans la : Spm “ ¢ e. a 9 tt os os” ' Tire: r 4 ; : «* on - at - oot Sie Warhington E. arate, 1401 O' Pation. days h 34100 5. Sroed@ay Wet smeer. 2349 St. Vincent Tr vf | ‘46 La “ede out sa : . “ - . Moa a r a = * 's ” ty ae” — - = [A Leafavette + e p : wm ~~ Wares . a * Py as : a * : J. —_, wae A“ he o a ~ aap 2 = * ert . ' v ADner ff i" ty » ‘ ere +} Lauer 28 & Breed mal ~~ > rY _ : Mars Md 4: oe Tine nine 114 % - son 11 , | See za sin WN Pra rie ~ SADE ire’ tie r? ; ; avin” Vie ems 5305 Nagel Ey BURIAL PERMITS : SPIRITT ALIST tC NIt@N—~oOpen 4ailr. 1 : er. @177a Easton ao ‘7 tZ 7 ” ‘2 rT 3° > ere Biber hird flieer oul ft "§ Pt... Ser pert i-n ‘ednesday. 2 and 8 >. m « re MEPTINGS — Sentay ASS ¥ rita, a? ernosis. at M ‘A = Beoadwas , Kine = 3 done ard Wee — ley .- ewer store iM “ a . are 7h wo . ry ~edar erenings & & 2 = Me ace. See ie@i tery v7 ry ‘vat Re Tuer 'a « Chas se) LeTi A Ware . ' j tees Wo. — . 7 we . “’ tows - ee 24 ~~ ores f: . : t : - 7 BEL. . oe Toe inn anc 19 e ; whew =T r’°Owtn serves ay) care, § p> =@ Mre. Geaew' om HincH services’ Sq4- Sones a , Teereday. 7:97 oe “ Nee, Waters m-~ Menday. 5, Mrs a a 4 On ‘-@n. - CHcRrRCcH , Sundae ii Ps ee tise a a i ee all ba) ; 1148 lnlmaer rt er), oene. oo * a at 2 rt 411.57] cHURC manne at ower ~.,Mta me foe " » Pe . > ea ifealt: & bee © TT owe a. SUNDAT 4&4 Ff. SS ee “Ss ~et et ho at $4tc Ever. tar Chm Ff oe There | » 4 i’rietas * cia . oS te | ae Tuewtiss, * > fr‘é4ar. (“— Sexy Reiger e Sum | Cem, 4th ens Bentee Mra f. | Mare o- eR | — CHRALST UC arveran! Se tet cee, Mrs. | Parts —.

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ih AE SO A ates ARE 8 Oe 8 ety we bs “ ue 6 sora, ; 7 a wee | Manon 1.11928 . \ AN ce VEC SS , - RT BANKS HERE NAMPA SCR RG = alate: ra SSN DAY '—I—DMDMMII IIS AS \ \N LSS WANES SS a Ak lng EMPLOY MENT, ROOMS. LOST. SERVICE. FOR SALE, AUTOS, MUSICAL. ' assess . NEXS x Pee aa ED En AX KW ’»PB=”_eR QM WW 6 *"?VFh" ws WY 2 | - SS SM MGAMAQUUMEAAA.|] AI SS pre- St. Louis Institutions Ap glee AWWW OoTAATATAT AAA AAA AAT HNN uae EEN Yas erences WWW GW =» ‘te 406 Designated Will Ge t Shall PART. Productive Publicity, Progress, Profits. ™ r TING . nati of $14,000,000, aE ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 1, 4925. ‘The More You Say the Better Twill Pay. PAGES 13—24B, eeetees + Gme eee d them The : i at 4 ae ’ % a AA 5 . -~--- a - ia num- i»). _ ae IN eS ® £2 . 66 A 99 : Ea dt. BY the Jefferson City’ Correspgl : INDEX to Section “B See Section “A” for Houses, Homes, Real Estate, F L “a of ent of the Post-Dispatch, 7 ai | Baby Chicks Cameras ( r : — e; arm ands and Financial.) Pssien. | . ioe eta rie BM He “ ‘oal, Coke, Wood For Sale (Miscel : a ’ bie ‘ cca iaall owes Sale (Miscel.)... .. Househol s. : ow co JEFFERSON CITY, F eb, , ee ~ .. me Medica » ‘ a ' . sane : he Forty-six Missouri. ban ks, ni hs e: . Reasd pecitiaek eee a Professin , Srrrrri.) wi } sub > bss ie Fixture: nal ging Sulesawome person ich submitted bids for the % AT . aad 22 - Machinery 22 | Painting Ets ape eee re Tables Supplies ....... Vubialed ~cwcccscecsss me Pere, posits last Wednesday. ‘The gall HREE-TIME AD COSTS LESS, PRODUCES MORE. stills. cng Seheote Talking Machines ah. Manet ci... ee age interest rate for the suggilil ina oo oe paint : PROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE TO RECEIVE RESULTS. oy i 4 . 7 . is meee aa — - = - —— i : — SR ne — eR I eR wes in. ful bidders was 3.218 per cans SPIRITUALISM | DEATHS | SS CARD OF THANKS pee IN MEMORIAM ‘ms in ae 1.992 per cent less than the @ nar. entieth age rate of 65.21 paid on § ~ Cir- : : saat = ities money during the last four Ms jage Licenses Approximately $14,000 000. sally State Yunds will 50 to the suee 4 - Births Recorded e re- ful bidders, t} ' on de the funds being a tioned in eightieths, the baste 4 ©O'M™- law on which bids are re iy 4 Burial Permits br im Any bank was entitled to bid father of Mrs. A. F. | in the loss of our dear mother. M - . Fj in : r mothe Mas. Cora my sorrow. I'll temember w . He rold. Mrs E. O.;| Neilson Respectfully ; get Univ thoee whe bate cone Se re By FOUNTAIN OF LIFE—Tuesday. & j ) ‘ 4 ' . Sp. Ma., —-} e 7 | Wednesdays, 2 and 8 p. m.: Fridays, & 0». | * —- ages Into rest Sunday Feb. | SMITH. Entered 1 = oan , ; . Trumpet service. IS815A N. Market. | sisi rs. B. ioum . he Crane, dear | - 86, 1995 payor 0.2 rest, Thureday. Feb, |, We wish te extend our thanks to friends In loving remembrance of my dear b ' ‘ ners, loving mother 3, «5, fo), at 10:50 D. m.. Henry M. for their beautiful floral offerings and sym- | bend, G Byers, who departed this ere Smith, beloved husband of Frederica Hart-| pathy shown wus in our sad bereavement Feb. 27. 1922 None knows the depth of Q | SPIRITUA]J, MERDTING-——Every Wednes- | Crane F ~ Wells. Mre | VHELPS AND NELSON FAMILY, (ce) | Mrs. J. Romme! and other good | Interment Feb. 25 at Kensico C tery. | || mediums, 3815 N. Broadway (c) | White Plains, N y wy Weneeewees ti The Post-Di ‘ : é ‘ é ™ O&[- 1 c se ; a Le ‘ 4 kor Sc UL, saving Spiritualist meetings held at CU a VER om Saturday, Keb oR pr atat i | Personal pti ete reserves the right to reject any que? y. WW. : Seb ‘walbert hag iiverett and ne: Bip ME ant yw with one 1 loved 20 weli. em or ae’ every Sunday and Friday | B. Culver of aneb idaPaatens neames. bia nieihatd clephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be | ee tee ia bw | , —— er. | [ wish to extend. my sincere thank®, tol - — WIFE. ‘ ’ , Sunday after 1 rs f 7 “hr = : rathatatier if it Pe i , my »| cee tice Nee ee. Derneral from the Bilis « hapel. 5240 as ion, except letters on medical questions of undoubt- | ane of "8 vears Fee ee gy hn ee od 04 their kind: | Be Bees of wm. B. Kiein: ‘ hic ‘ , aay : ird, unde > auspices o sSincer | Sho ae — ‘ pane : } oday,. Black 1s many ecichtieth hex MPLE OF TRU TH-—-Washington 'o- | Ransom Post, G. A. R, Due notice of time nceri y when acc ee pe a addressed envelope. PER aah — + ot) Be (een . o — reavement in the ‘oss of my dear mother, The one we loved passed away: ; ii ’ ig ntie S as it d + tae te Washington and Kingshighway: & “ e given (a) is cae ine. iinet 'S i —. a oe ‘ail oie Nelile Fogarty ’ We especially thank the His face in memory bright appears. ACENSES. , 7 ; Ler ture amd sealed que .stions DIVERS—Entered into rest at Columbia. | oho | Drlatene’ Bvauercdieal Coral oh atm ahaaedin od bs vane Collins and Father Connors, | I think of you In silence: answered. Healing. Ajl welcome. Mrs. | lil., Saturday, Feb. 28. ly25. Mrs. Nettie | A STUDENT.—The blackbird is|of the parts to 1 ned nd and Newhouse avenue, at a Og oS o. Divers. be a4 inember of the family Icteridae. fasten the bits of marble together , . per Wi! increase or decrease vs McEwan—Mrs. Cora a servi ng : aera ap aaa paveee Mission | pivers be hve ‘yiby ye f :: chy ge + peg = & Cosen species Sven se 1-6 Soy ereuree Of © few da 3 » the STON! red. 108 Sek hE ‘carvicas ané for Sw tooute TO Wham, doeus. wow doth ontely ' Te tne 74 leah > aatite : . , i ler, service, Sunday. 8 p. m ‘ fent Vex ster o arry ¢ tir S + : , “= . SPONE ontered it ‘est Saturds bh. b 4 ir k | : ‘ es tela oe condition of the § : Locke ey epee. — third an Thursday. 2 » a I oe | beloved aunt of Asher en ans “76 hl oe Oe Fney Ste distin: cement becomes very hard and 28, 1925. Willis vie Stona, beloved a an Ag or - Gmrveees Gnd fog Se qeeen on” nee tn —, enfely Seep. e " funds during the next two bj ve F. e elbrank—Rena Mc Reynolds. 5 dD. m.. 1438 Farragut. Sealed questions years and 9 days. — and c = at each other by size holds very tenaciously, The ob husband of (ive EK, Bt + dear father of Oral. offerings @ — , Vn Joyr to t him there, icts to bur de Carter. (every service. E. Doelling. 99 Due notice of the funeral will be cive re O10F. he males when in tull | ject mended should not be t ‘he arvev FF. at . Cleveland and re ee pee that"name Veah ean. 6 pel — = ohn ot Rorncima, ‘Wheat. Sein dentine: icB9) DONNEL + Siren ggg st i riven siumasre are always aaere sok a Be. th y d no e, ous ed ld Purdie: eveland ar aoe On'v thowe that have lost can tel! “al! —Thelm “IRST § ‘ ALIST ASSOCIA’ Sntered into rest on Fri Shion ei. baht y: : ‘ra! days. tn mending col- henge We wish t | = 2s 278,600 Less in In ye dico—Mrs. Gfuseppina Lo Pres- THE ASSOCIATION wi acon dong yt 4 ay. S 27. 1025. at 8:16 a. 4% we on an the females and ored marbles the cement may be | ral os Be, Ph Hny- se eaten | & Sons’ | relatives for that eeeet ae ee one The 8 rans: WEN one 5 NS : me for 7 ween nati ony 4 terest, i i ee dtaete sn, eet St Sey BE Mesuitel Mites hack: tenn generally the contrast is very! given the hue of the marble , Delmar boulevard, on’ Mon-) shown us in our } — ay gr. A.. te pall- | % , | el : p te, Sunday, * ; Jossett e Allen). ‘ar brother 2. nie re. : Bay -AC ouse ‘hn ns rt Santi: ‘ere: on dee ! . isg and Mrs, ‘ » aker, . , hools /urer Stephe dec 2 ~ Walters—Kathrine Moll. | Thursday, 2 p. m., at 7441 Laflin at. cil n and Henry Arner , oe , less than a foot in length, and Lad 1% oat VOmmons. rhe ba pe Fheresa ¢hapleau and our -iear grand-| Pleitsch. for his kind and efficient carvies. | “ee Raving Bmw memory of our deag mother, } | ‘ phens eclared bay ful Paes Lulu Ackridge. Lecture. mesgages and sealed etestions ‘dear nephew, uncle and brother-in-law, | || are distinguished from each other a ge stor, Conservative ecandi- _* UeNRY A BEFIDEMAN. Husband | bey h he. who departed thie life one Kan-/|had explained that the decreag Brown, Lovejoy. lil.—Emma Law- | Miss Mec ann, Mrs, Adler *! in his eighteenth vear. ’ chiefly by color. date he Plymouth; Miss Wilkin- " from the residence of her son MRS. FRANCES DEAN, Daughter. (c) | tovtan motes’ go hom” |! e ; ‘ je Brown. Loveo | SONETRUGCTIVIc eat Gite eure: | ce dalien of tanerai fed C286 Wal .son, Labor candidate for Middlea- on Ain olt avenue, on Monday morning. smth iP ottet ‘ . . Eten {interest rate was due to legge ‘Tense!’ Jr. St Louls—Hedwig —Easies Hall. Jefferson and Lafayette, | avenue. “at BILL.—Following is a formula! boro, east, and the Duchess of | ten oe Oe eet on calvary Cemes iN MEM | God "eatited her homes en ne : ‘mand on bankers for money, a * , St. Louis. cade Watenes mame iT? . Ry p.m. Everv-} EL LIs Entered into rest on Friday. 'for polishing the floors: Throw, Atholl for Kenross. (2) There ft: ativity. . sntermess (fh Vara ae ORIAM It was Hie will — or welcome, iliam aliey Hill. | ' . a handful of perm nat ~ no diplomatic rac . e iy ‘4 te. Ge ts | | a resulting decr : THS RECORDED. | SPIRITUAL n+ , SFr 2035. 3 10 . anganate potash no d:plomatic service hetween —s ; = memery of my dear, mether. | Bul tn sur Rensis ‘banks t : b rigging — desire “BIR oYs PE nd gem gig ty . eel wi'4 | Leppe Ellis, belove of Jonny HE || crystals into a pail of boiling wa- | United States and Russia. (4) The TWIEHAU: ° tart pat ou Wednes- | 2a WhO Separted this life Marck She agers oni STO | a ~s Oo obtain additional] a ae a 4 s Bwine ‘nings at. & o'clock. Mire cbs > ay Vve- lis, ar lother of Vanita and ter and a pplv the mixture as hot Hawalian Islands, the erossroads | a . erhend >. wi : eds . a a us ;“~e Gone ny eo | For all of us she did her peat! deposits. : M ; “ Bel leglade. ' LOVE LIGHT CENTER-—414°W aaa OES daughter of Mr Mrs. as possible to the floor with a of the Pacific, are 20 in number, ||! Sommer : : — dl “ig mg rf ay Ae tb “¢ Se a bcs Vn nk hone sake a She re ’ Sommers Twiehaus, dear father of Mrs Sadly missed bv her loving daughter Sadiy missed by Aanabie ‘ora Gch lis of The awards were mad 7: a) & com” a pee Services Sunday, Tuesday and Pri Sglin and Fred } en eg Mr ees large flat brush. If the stain pro- | Of Which nine are inhabited. On Walter A. Hausman, Edwin H. and Hugo HENRIETTA BLOCK. (and great- grandeharen. or. r, nares = ©" | board consistir of ‘a Foe odd 2420 Temple mace day evenings Aaese iation meet ere | year COs ee ee SAE eet duced is not dark enough. apply |the outbreak of the Spanish- | | W.'Twiehaus and the late Oscar 1. Twie- ' ‘ ae ee, ; ‘ Ps S J . . r Ey L emp Cc Y ‘ ‘yYenine 2 t ar gt ; + . , > ac : sriges ‘ rei; Ps S c ° ‘ ee lite a , vi 4 te i 1g of Goy, 7 ond Te a a ol 3833 California. | NEW TGHT NTE od wk ; Funeral Monday. March 2, + - one or two more coats, as desired, American war Haw alt Was An-~ | : ms vt uf ther aa father-in-law, saeaher Ui ee ae of our dear wife. In loving memory of mv dear husband, (State Treasurer Stephens’ and #e';' . ae sh- | PO gag ancl ages 7819 Salena’ from the Kron chapel, 2707 ' leaving each wash to dry thor- | mexed to the United States bv a > SS ee | Di sister. Johanna slones, who de- | George Gries “a » “an 4 iat this life torneyizGeneral Ot. Bs h J. and M. Hiavaty, 4714A Lough- Phursd: Ly afternoon aes y evening and = pboulevard, to Valhalla Cemetery, — (c7 /oughly before applying another. | Joint resolution of Congress, July mg “ee "ee the’ residence BE we ‘nad ferkaiton’ ae minsed: bv Gone but | ax yee “g + wn4: separ- | + 4ac UNIVERS r rita. . - Pon. tein 1714 N. Sarah | ( AL sprriri —_ v KD Entered into rest, Friday. desire o polish tbe sur- , 1898, at a r ory Dy l m. Saturday. Services Sun- WILLIAM JONES. I How #w ypreme | receiving State deposits is requi od * Bierer. Monett. Mo —31I16A Easton. Sunday an: - feb, 27, 1925. at 10:35 p. m., Joseph with beeswax. a coat/ef size | the act of April 30, 1909. (4) The | day, } c at 2 p. m.. at the Kron! VIOLA JONES. Da ko nga But Geeth wed ne Pig ann yh ny lyn to to put up securities to safe .J, : af , » m.; Wednesday, ~ p. m Mrs. Sc bane j- ; ot. Ea “a beloved husband of Annie should be applied to the hoards two largest sulphur mines in the . 2707 North Gran ‘houlevard, In- JEREMIAH BRESLIN, Brother. | This world cam never fill, ithe déposits, includin t : inth. tw Soran CENTER. nano # Roy Edwards, dear father of Walter,||| before staining, as this gives | world are located at Sulphur, Cal- |j|terment at Valhalla Cemetery, a Ss ' pveated | ait, . & at le loah av ptt AR CENTER—3652 Shenan- | oy -and Ciarence: b ir wards, dear brother! |! depth and richness to the color casieu “Parish, La., and Freeport, Deceased was a member 0 Aurora sac memory of our dear husband Peaceful be your sleep. dear one, doanh , ervices Sundays and Wednes- Mrs. Thomas Glenney and Wiilia: A. on = ry ; : ; frazoria County, Tex. Tnev fur- 'iLodge No. 267. A. F. and A. Belle- and father, William Carl Engel, ho de- ‘Tis sweet to breathe your name Aft ire or our days polish fontaine Chapter No. 25, R . M. and, parec this life two years ago, In Ule we teved vou deatty, 1923 May he rest in peace Sadl In death we oe the same, per cent of teh 10 ronme F 5) Steep- | ‘ i aie hie in “bisa Enright. days 2 p. m.:; Mondavs, & p. m. Every- , Wards. dca n-in-law of Mre Marv. L ; ] t nq ' re be- and not more than 35 per ceg 2104 Obear. war! Meer e. Mrs. Gunther, : . oO i ‘ fath athe aw, . + hd . . oe ale gg ~ slg anes gay 4 eg ee \|.| Ivanhoe Commandery No. 8, K.-T. (e7) noe iy ., ‘| real estate securities, W - | ; ioye Eighth. S0LDEN ST. CENTER, 3616 ‘Th ‘rother-in-law an nele. at t age. of and beeswax. _ . ¢ rs, . || | father 0 “ree iee ner - ! i - rch in bond for 25 per cent of thelr Vv » twins, | F sit m very! Satie welcome. At ) oo coased as a member of Aurora Vodzge i Warm A quantity of new bran ina. bride be Pgh vege | Cee, r he | Willams F’. Wa! nenherst and Mire Julia | The [were we Me seen yOur steve, ote, life just three years ago, March 4, ‘ ed. ae . rhe . of) P P . ~ ‘ : en co f ons le 4 T ‘yer ine - : : : _ to guard against shrinkage. ee S. ee ache, A, Sank .- 13th PROGRESSIVE | CENTER—Emerson : taine Chapter D5 R “ at = let) (HE taking care that it does not! day before the shower. The > nour ae aren Ll “epee oes Re dear; But our love for you who sleeps beneath, happy home we , addition, the bankers must pt W. Monat _ enmote 4006 Fy al Bridge I. Allian ave. i(Tnion car: Sunday as - sedi , iitinie 4 bets nies san’ iin. te it Fis gh tee: which it must be is uwsua Ily from ? until 5 ‘ » § cy “i hia cightieth a“ vm eat | eae sate ong Hot me Da Now eweet the m norinn ie “Ath &@ personal bond equal to 76%Re 7 a Th handust, 3723 Matt [nings. 8 o'clock. Feigate and Maus ay. Feb. 28, 1925. at 2:50 a. m caret vas : chreuden Into | pretty parasol to a hook > 1h] gy Kaneral from the family residence, S025 jal! who loved — uahter and) This world can never fil. with FP. an , Landuyt 7? affitt. OR GA! NIZE rm Sp pRITI ALISTS Sohn A. Foerster. beloved husband of Hat. || , 2 y ceiling or suspend it between ise avenue. on Monday. March 2, at 1:30 -- + 2. last cent of the total deposit. \ 7 fe and R. Bierenbaum. 1 lis. | - and national affiliat ion ie Foerster, (nee Schwanengel)), dear the fur with the hand. Repeat | rooms fn a doorway. Pile the a in rede pihcrigonete Carvers Cemetery. (e#) In loving memory of Mrs. salig. P. Tn death we Go. the same dearly “> ; : Succeasful City Banke. Je * OOEGA Tat a J “The Sniri “Trut) * br r, br -law. son-in-law an un- this two or three times, then en into this and then tie a white | WILSON Entered Into reat on Satueter: Lot who died March 3 1917 And we remember r all ygue r kindness Gucted The St. Louis bank M. G Ss, Pine Lawn. Mo SECOND. CHUR hee ES, (a ie kee 2k treed wae a shake the fur and give it «nother | satin ribbon onto one side, so that Feb. 28, William. EB Wilson, fath ne Will with we lay unon your grave Ae we. think . after- ot. L.0uls DaNnKS among: , Mobrak 807 Hebert. — PR at CH. 146! Hodiamon Le ine i residence. 844 Texas ave sharp rubbing until free from | when pulled it will turn the things band of ¢ aroline Wilson, dear father 0 we er and decay, lv missed a successful bidders, the numbese ana c. Px = Ohio | Sp osalgaug “tine wegen ", — a tg fain + ee ann” 2 an just. Fogpwhite furs, lay them on out upon the guest of honor, so Wilson. ame Rare” leabel “Booker ~ tare. Will never ee a ; -_ one CRIED REN aS x es ; : ae. i .. ‘T ‘ 200 pu av: | Q, M Minneton! ‘ “ler with dry bran. The wet Wen all form in line: when the bride | - (c) K ane avenge euiecy of our dear son. John | who depart this life wen. OF’Y Savings Trust Co., three; Ge J. and M, Madden. ie ee Pees ae anise eee OF se Saee : moun) Preaeaiit ‘Mu tual Ls _—s be ee on pate rr ‘ he . Xe | he ie : hex - eit beac : ; should he well rubbed with mac- reading the sentiments attac hed to beloved husband of fheresa A. Zimmer | Good took him home: it was His wil: The pain of parting wi ith _ f.. loved eo (5) . ) ’ band M. Gagiiordi, 13° - on ; ; avs, S&S Pp. at FON (mn Thursday. reb. 26 1975. ; nesia or : iece of hook Vi ! | «(nee Kramer). dear father of Carrie Wiles But ir } . State Bank, one, 3%; Bre Bou LB _at residence, 19023 Rut 3:30 4 Thi band | | pe i PP S muslin, | them. For refreshments nothing ||! jann. David Zimmer, Theresa Bock, Sadie | . our Bearts be liveths stiR. well ex (es) Savings Trust Co. e, $13: An cee OO oe ‘carat aa , AIGHTH CHURCH, 4009 N. ° tun- | W yoruing > arent fee eS ike wu aC~* || after the bran process, against the jis more acceptable than tea, |!) Schmeckiber, “Chris Zimmer "Hattie | . heey ¢ missed by parents and all who but not forgotten, $100 tt 4 ; dnpreg uple.. _m : and ¥.. Smith. : S Broadway. | w 7 ; ner t Sp. m.:. Miss Wh calor: late Mary V. Fos ' ‘ Te rants way of the fur. brewed in the drawing-room, W ith /Brand!, Ruth Vinyard, Florevee Kalten- | 9% = —_—— fe) 7; 7 o ry shall never fade. aoe ‘jean Trust Co.; one, 3.01; State: yw OT “4449 &t. Vincent. | MPOSOAYS. a 1908 x | and dear father of Rev. T Fox, A.. S. D.—An excellent cement | tiny cakes and dainty sandwiches, ||| rieder* and Milton Zimmer and our dear In loving memory of my dear wife,| And lonely hearts oe alwave Hin (cB) | Meneal Bank. two , andi _, TENTI UR O06 Natural Bridge} Leo L., Oap A fons, nm 4 ‘ohlee.| | for broken marble consists of 4. and «these light refreshments do ||| father-in-law grandfather, brother, broth-| imma Hassbaum, who Foe AE thi Where our > son and brother * laid. r enh Cite te 4 c é . Malone, W an xe ae By scm ctipegs Meas in rereery ; Mrs. Genevieve FF. Boifing, Lawreace, an parts of gypsum and not spoil one’s appetite for dinner. | er-in- law and uncle,.in hig seventy-cighth | March 2, 1921: " lite Radiv missed P| . us o., one, ee 4, aes oO. ast rhn dave i. ty * : . *. onno? ut : 4 : . aA rene Fox ‘ ¥ inely row lere o Sti fed ad tes, candied orange Ce 1. | year. eae . ‘ | A yreciou on MOTHER, SISTERS AND nd Sa faatag chain Seam -C ~ el A Starweort - Patan s. 2 and 7 vp. n deat brother-ii ee he finely powd d gum ye il if a ge | Muneral from Wacker-Helderle chapel, | ; s one from us has gone; And all who loved him ede rust Co., one, 3; FI ! Da end RP. Schessing * aren. 7LE CH, 230° Park v. ji grandfathers , e of © 40s ' intimately. hen ad ith a cold : | preserv e abba and bonbons > 2634 Gravois avenue, Monday, March “% A a hey pedo gm ret c= % yndays dnesdas 5 oh si ‘uneral on Monda om | f borax ‘ é ore lwavs permissible accessories to 30 p .. to New St. Marcus Ceme- | Snt “8 Our, “4 on Mondays March > $925 lution of borax make into a mor- (a Aa sei ryrding al 9: olf, p. mm, t ew St. Marcus —- That ‘never can be fille me Jn loving temory of our agli’ daugh- ; Sadly missed by fife a Sa 1 ban wag Cageytes. eae Bank, one, 2.86. - 2 Laux, 3837 Texas ahaa: WMithenad oa ga : : , - on ; ‘ @ recs aa ¢ 4 t.. fro} RY nt Bry f) nera! tar like mess Sry) ar on each fac e ay HUSBAND AND dhriauiien "Te two years afo since ee left us. The bidder for the largest @ wees tt = yee > pes ast TWELFTH CHURCH, 323 W eau | 32 h Grand boulevard, to 8 / ber of shares was the Comm ) ; Tenet ln * Os Abneér p! — 9 * a’ ae Mr Sole ‘hursdays, , Chu the . re ann evad : : as MEDICAL QUESTIONS Members of Ben A’'Kilba Aid Society are . - 7 7 yh tery. COE + Wi a4 ie Pr ° mpuUest ex o 4 ene 1e ‘ral " ‘ Trust Co. of Kansas City, A rk. 35°1 Lindell THIRTE! _ ae tere , *; S f A. St. Agnes’ branch Any toca) Sister {ee gi ee ae ) Ae ng memory of our darling daugh- For Bs nygnt A ay vou. ‘ca darling, was awarded 12. ecightieths, ~ ‘ J. and L. Mclaughlin. 3536 S ‘4 De ae. Syd prone de aa 30; Mr ntered into vest at Chicago Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be con- ‘ m... from .residence, 2735 Dickson | 47 vente ma eit "S080 this Life Is not the same ase in the ; wa . , a. } | ety : O° - arr ’ rauhati | bank afko carries the clearing@M@Ml J. and A. Belka, 4776 Pic WN dae hl ENTH CHURCH, 269! wt | celles’ ot Sohn ¥. Gen wae a ee aii eee Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. ROSH MU NC HWEILER, Prest. (¢) Today recalis sad memories mut ee and R. Koezela, &*! rd, | Pine—Sundays, 8 p. m.: Mrs. Davis-Joht + ES Ef Ln Sab oy wns ies es os | Of a lovéd one laid to -est; ~ oe of the State, from WhIChRRR © an40. Brewer, : NAT th. | @ GEER ee ee ee tat ANXIOUS JOK.—The conditions; MUCH WORRIED.—-An after | | And those who think of her today wa State disbursements are draw® yy -" Biesringhe is 41% [* Prairie. | = alan | i tenne: Teitietend ~ Sine 1 etc cannot be treated. at home with | treatment of mercury 3 ad lodide Hf | CARD OF THANKS ia a Are the ones who loved her Lest. the God : cave vee ta “| cept w ler ‘ ’ oh . and A. Knapp. 2007 W t. S80 a. t 1 ew Cathedral. at ; ‘any hope of success. of potassium over a period of at/|| —. ———-—, | _, Sadly missed b And Heaven our eos. | P here it is necessary to @ R. and N. Martin, Clayton, Mo. on CEMETERIES: | Interment in Calvary ‘cemetery. Priv ate. ib ; ; , ‘least two vears is necessary for We desire to thank our relatives and | FATHER, MOTH I ER. BROTHDPRS AND Annee our wate o ae aching, yy lon other depositories. The § and W. Wandless, 5305 Nagel, — GORDON Aten Ne \ READER.-—-Write to the Sur- | ¢he condition. We do not publish | ma" ee we gg ee aud symoathy | ALL WHO LOVED HER. he will of Goll be done : ‘ Pec ryt = 4 ‘ : , ‘ . ‘ hd ! ’ nm ot Sat ea ! I ne pea 0 | receives 8 per cent interest on Mme BURIAL PERMITS. FOR EASTER je i925. at 3 rest my Pharing Seon age U. 8. Pepe cae physictans’ names nor addresses In chs at oer bale daughter. Ida Mae In levine mm e H w So, may" thew snere-tana. are, dear oe o oe 4 beloved Son of Der vice reser? a ihe this column. Rartz: also Rev Fritz for his consoling | p omory 0 uld eber (nee 7Be light of Christ on : Washington, D. C., for the Gov~'| KF A.—Such a condition as you words; the nal bearers and for the beautl- | 1 eae who departed this life March 1, nd) Buide ‘my weary bso maser ; | floral offerin ” | daily average balances in @imary Hartridge, 54, 12°96 Chambers. 1 | ~ Ee sora . i : Me(Mellan 568 19°9 Destrehuin iiet i" ete , gif ‘ a) yt itiee i onnuors : r art " an | John tiordon ernment book in que stion , : ; P u aa : wo | fu a} , . by outline is not. by any means a “wir AND MRS FRANK BARTZ AND A loving wife, true and kind; if you |j| MR _=— _ - \ pal like you is hard to find. nen LONELY ene AND THOS! rsonal | clearing account which | ” ; Hential ‘ ' . Tolle. 75. 4471 Vee. Pp 4( k out ay met | tI “ og a | Seawane H. ¢, WEBER. 19°24. aged 3 veare 5 months \ . Powell. 62. 15°9A Franklir GRADY. -Entered cian inflammation of the menimges pathy “Sg pel mae , r In loving r | What | h h dar s ‘ ye saat , Entered int est on § ay, ne , _ i fee on ar 4 « Barbara Volk: als * the ben: i” n loving memory of my dear husband | What is our home without our ling? . ane Bmith. 68 4°94 Laicky he >) \ ~~ . . &, 288102: r lock 3 . Brane A POST READER. + Blue oint- | There are many fo ms. alcoholi: floral offerings . ally Rev aes father, . Herman FEngbers, who ge- ) No one but us ders know, ra | a7 f. over the affected | epidemic, cerebro spinal, ete Father tang of § Agnes rch. and | parted this life one year ago, Feb. 25, | Por — home has never bern the same ic ore. CHILDREN. tc) | L824 we cannot recall you by name. iM. Grady. eloved mothe of Airs. a ment spread j The ap- > may be contracted ; AN ime. Weick Bros., undertak om | Surrounded by friends we are bigereer Those eoft- sounding foots we do mies George A. Miller of ” Pennsyl a x ol. BOSRK Weetminaster | ; e ? Trac and «: or by ee . J J Wo parts will kill erab Lie e. ml _—e sweet, tender lips. we cannot 7h. BEIRA St Louis, may have to be repeated. Fyphoid fever may 17.| In the midst of pleasures we're biue: We. the hereaved family of John Road Retires After 44 Years @i , 5801 Pershing | The Cemet U 1? ‘Melle ; , nee = ~ Service ; ' . 67. 4954 Lindel! etery ; Bere npnsgg say acme ieee ee plication | : rvi abeth Donelly R2,) 3801 P. re - ) RUSUG : poy ss + -o ; Tine ture of starvesacre is also ef- tracted at any time the tvphoid jj ; , Aan 2 ta. | A amile on ‘our f . By the Associated Press. , ; J Pas PER PE TUAL € HART R ' ro" . } B en te the hodvy. |MeDonaid, ¥ jah to thank friends and rela- | r face, still a heartache, CHICAGO, Feb. 28. Geo , ong Gy 82. 8903 Virginia ’ PEKPETL IAL. Bengt iE lors at Linde} maasietn s : Mone fectual and more ec leamniy e sute germs en Tr ( | tivee for tieir kindness and avimpathy | Ag hing and longing for you. Those ow arms and hands w we . F 7 3 a : ° CARE ' morning wh 2: at 0:3 Noel st || all hairy surfaces aré treated. ‘ISEMARK. — A _ Varicose ulcer | |shown dur ing the illness and death of our Sadly rs eas . . =e ne Miller, 66 years old, Fort wi man. 70 27°91 Ww Telephone: Olive 8331 Mit Beret nul nterment in Valhalla MOTHER. —— Oil of sassafras is | may break down again. The best er —_ . hushaud and for a WIFE AND CHILDREN, ; ome: hee we do Jong: to have . a 4 . J. i'n pa : ‘ ; a« . ete. ore f eTings o iX that? ey. eti- mn | ' Ind., credited by Vice Presid . 5 BR 30414 Frank! mM (c} used as a fragrance, aS a relief Of | sa feguard is a silk e lastt stock- | «~ 9 Be Sa comtinaligin aaimionaiea ant A. i. PPR bmi, toils tt of our deer nuchans id te : “mors grief or l . ; 42, 818 &. 10th . eae GR “ENING K R Enter into rest s gas in the stomach and bowels, to | ing made to measure. Five grains 4/5, for perfect servic | |) and son, Rudolph H. Ulrich, who depar ain: elect Charles G. Dawes, & § “7. 7, 201% Mullannhy | eo Mary's #lospital. east St HN redden the skin and for a flavor- of solol, in capsule or tablet. will am ast wal ° WHE rPAMILY | ve a — yas Sge ut it seems to be all tn vain f . me j | : ‘ : ae : ad . j 4 4 , ae ; Ae 4 4 , , . } ’ } . sonal friend, with having mae PH. Ser: 44". ‘allace. UNDERTAKERS Thursday 16, 19°75. at 4:1. im. tH ing. The average dose is three be of on} usagi in the condition a ae “ae a Fv ae BP it ga aa of God, And in —_ nae = og aure hes left a ‘orld’ ; @. R ; 7 Ss. —--- — re mentioned. e wis ®o express ous sincere thanks] « ; . ® an onely place ; abe reg 8 roe ts run with a é ¥ 4, OF S oy Pie RT pes ae? Se __iileg all our relatives and friends for the ome y Ae some iime. when our task is dy my mover, never can be filled. rain, retire today as engine % SR. 3600 Finney. 4 ' father i : 5 st " rer r \ , of eon Afi : ‘Ts ; - T low 44 years of service. + RB hs ee panda ees eel ny oP ~ a BERTHA &. ULRICH, WIFE. | ter. ? M4 be memory of po A cine, Qe ’ a % "* . ‘ ari " e : ty »f "4 “ 7. @ Ms sad bereavement. also the ie reen for: We lose our dearest friend. ¢ “ eg could @ay | | ‘We t} 1 t 126 iles { ® i(liuck and arry FR Ra acta tga lpr” eh MARCUS. 4 ‘ el ; tp on his consoling words, t! 1e Undertaker. Moy- Sadly missed by , oo = yok. ” t hh a . estate: hy ame 1e as m q 4 i hwnera cpr hom of ~ ; 4 Ba ’ 9 . on or . ° ab Sa irGay ev. 78, vat tee ‘ bi. ‘ ' P tt » be f for »ffe rons ‘ ‘ic " ; av e sorro n rt pr ide’ te t Fort Wayn | Heinemann, 5348 Goamna thc nae B ga KL. 4m Friday. Feb. 4). AB20, Hepeces Marcus. beroved wife of sre, AN MRS , tae LL YET ND — ) Pon Mildred Ostrander, Mildred | That knows so well the pain of ipap.. h.fc83) | posting 0 29 ‘ eBALIST U NION- —~Open daily, 1 | Services from there Sunday. March 1, 2 4. m.. Charies Kunz, dear friend of Hen-) Marcus, dear cousin of Mrs. Rebecca DAUGHTER. Dechy — | ' lso buy. “© hedule time, which was 123 , 4 Helis her, 61°22 Easton eho) | D E A 7 HH S _ thenee to Methodist Church at Ba'l ; Fe: ® in his fifty-third year. (| senbaum,. srs. wert ude Shamsky,. . In loving memory of our dear mother, For the God who gave has taken ~ (8) ‘ Ss . PIRITU Al, CHiRrcw . : 30 p. m (o7 “ he I the Schumacher funerai Gertrude Simecoff. te We wish to express our he: rtfelt thanke Mrs. Augusta At Kerman, who departed this | And heaven our darting has wa ° utes, and at times we went @& :3 and & PR NS UNa V, Thurs N ret rr) S01: Meramec street, Monday. | Funera! from Berger chapel. 4710. Me- oe wot erage yang AE aa - ann | fe. Pep. 27. LBZ. Although or hearts are aching 9 ¢ 4 . 1506 Eliot. third loor. ———— aE sey =s% Entered into rest on "| ae ga ee -_ , lark 1 wn a va ‘ a ‘ Ml to the Hols Name Societys LAW aL 300 j The will of God be done. EY z al a0 miles an hour, Dawes sald, : ; ITUAT. CHI ; Pare ve ee tc Keb ~ 1 ‘ 8 Ma y | ya et) Dp. Ti... Lv ar re) I he rson avenue, on SUnUAY. “al h ia p um be rs and | sahorers’ I'mton the oO 4 A Lala: ee tye sf tr ue and kind. , , .CH—Sunday, 8&8 p. m pe + ++ Pot ~od Tach sOrTaa f ter 2.0 p. m. ig ome lob oad Chuse o friend on earth like her will find 144 . ‘ et . re “nie : ” ic Z va y i ¢ . mai ; ; : A 362 by 7 this it Miller dropped into my @ SPITS A naar : . i’. at a? 9 » », “ee matherine i Searborough?!, fat 7 Murita and fil hp aenl bo E a a i 3 T! eB Keb. 7 Iwo. at 1.20 p Agnes mthy and Ps nal and ‘ onse ing wh yn in ey she lingers still The licht of Chri*pad - al . “st Sa xy 4 or 42 E; P . ; - —s » ay, C od ° Jad, a " z e oer : ‘ ” . 2 + 4 ’* . - 7 y. 1 eel Varcer eee “se : ’ — : xv S es l. David ar LOwaer i met lien, i erine Liepo ok (nee Vukev), deariy ve tranny Mustcowicz, betoveu } . Jae ; , } H. Gebken, and for the many rom all those that knew and io, f nee. . iw? mie ac a? fr iends, Daw es ; Ritieiye Lev ew Ni ee 6 f On) laughter-in-law, sist. rN , id ani loved wife of Vincent Lieposeck and dear VMoscowic7 deat not he at (ferings« . her ‘ ~ arent & idee to s > oe anew CAR ‘Ww AS t he fastest that a fi ” fh. aA ‘ SERA lk > am VEO inesa: 1% 8 BE L \ r U ; ; inées , 7 . daughter of m | ee war? beg tor Fagen i a bc Fa nny Hea rkan Danie! and vrs Ml ART H A Hk ISE t, A \ QD CHILDREN = sites +e. “~ ' — ae — Pe ail eae ~ am amare me ae a od ~~ 22) OCChambers* TDoe)j | Suddeniy « Friday, D. : funeral from Lyn i Tully, 4245 Lin- of Marko Vukov. rs. nna Sietert an ames Moscow iczZ, aie ' ‘nee Thomas? o art fe But thie we know. in thi Loa n train has ever been run is 4 _— eling and 192 at 6 pp m Harvey S. Belweu, | dell boulevard, Méwday. March °. u a aunt of Mrs. Helen ixraus, in her thirty- funeral from residence, “15> Lieckson | We wish to thank our relatives and 4 ; ae a rear — mn “Twas oo who called aad re tee ieows Romont | world.’ 3 See SONISTIC FLOWER eRVICRS helove a. husband of Kate Belyeu (nee Ed- ge to - tose’ so on h. « ood fe cine a: ‘ es eet ae 33 . | stre ‘ Sunday. March “ ae ys a a Ly fvrienda' tor . thelr Lindneges and seymnati ; nt andeeen oft come ever us a e “ow : A SERV IR ay) und Marnie nterrys ‘* at Memorial) > . “ygnera from amily resi 7 oe ceased Wes a member o gen 2 1iba Aid owt - _ , 2 ven io T, Tr " : tc » I1f01 | The distance from Fort w i. “aS kK y. Fridays, 8 p m Mrs. Gass, Funera al from Arthur nneily’ ar rel | North Bblevepth streei, to St. Joseph’ 5 Society. mn a ae moe ment in the ; : , — often flow wt one ort — thoughts do wander Rervice cl x MEDD st. 848 Lindell | KARCHE R—Entered into rest, Thursday. (-hurch Granite City, un Monday, Mare ou b and h usta nd. Otto H. | aiways keep you near us. ° wag : ‘or 2. . ’ ane mi Vard., ol tit ¥ > : ‘ ; v | ef %esi sls 3 a | 5 ) ‘ es i : CO Bt: i\icago is 148 expen : FENTH cHIRCH De eee norning. March 2. at ‘ & oe Feb. 26. 19205. at 8 p. om Hiida . B. S$ at 2 Db. mM. Interment Granite City PIEL Entered into rest on Friday, Feb A at he | priest o! St, Francis de . you left seven years ago. | pe ont - bat eweet the inemery A ae ;. t rv J aamant te Calvary C : fo) | Karcher (nee Stunate) of 37 TA ‘Lansdowne Cemetery. {c) L¥2v. 4:40 p. m., Anna Piel (nee ‘ he nallbearers and the oak ee by : ; ; we nk of him each day. ‘ no Act m _m.; TT ay. 30 ae oe ee oy : anne: dear beloved wife of Vv ictor A. oes ’ re a okat 94°7 Switzer avenue heloved Weick Bros. t n Sertation Co. for their ser- | HUSBAND SOON MOTHER, SISTERS And though he tse gone _ lrg e T0 BO 7 UP W atere ‘4 Oo v BRI HN—Asit: D } wBU Saturday : Karcher. dear mother of Marie and Jacob a _ tg Tt red into rest on Saturday ‘ 4 ef the ate J H Piel. dear mother vices ‘ al offerings Ady “BROTHERS Hie volte comes hac k ta us | IL % lax. A-HAND MISSION-—te Fer, 28. at Y°45S a, m., Bertha Bruhn | Karcher, dear daughter of Anna Stussie | 28, 1925, at 7:15. p. m., Catherine are A. George C.. Albert E. and THF RE RE AY ED WIFE “AND CHIL | , im the oid a. meindics and songs =F | Special to th Px patch. 38 >. m. Mond ” 2 a n ‘eau ryt our mother, mother. | amd the tate dacor Stusste dear siste Lite ‘(ne e Sandner}, be loved wife of Rob- . dear stepmother ni DR In loving remembrance of our deariy be- | While we mourn th. | mar ice ont. Dispate 7 ; “3916 ad ars. | it ' n ‘the rreat-crandmother | sister-in-l and aunt. . ii dear sister. | ont Little, mother of Robert and Raymond | w “pie; { , ’ loved husband and father, Charles BE. Jack-| A life - full of deeds of kindness JEF FERSON CITY, Feb. | & , N 0 h. HO) > ister-in-law and auni in her thirty-first Mrs. W > ‘ so} and Mrs. Anna vem ke eon ; ied Feb. 21 19°4 ; ad ¢ love fe6D) | a ty 'E CHU K CH nds Sans OS ee begBlh. ger tyne? year Little, Mra. Charles ge “rank Con- mother-in-law, grandmother . We wish t r sincere thanks 1 ro yg og ye "4 Hae f — - rad with | The House today engrossed & me : Sunday eal —- pate | 11 ‘ Mar h 3. a : ‘ynera! fram Kriegshauaser's chape! Woods. Mra. ©. ©. Scheer, irs. ran ri great-grandmother. relat!’ Prienc and acouain tances ust one year ago today. | s Tow rewa wt yo4d asbheve i e' ui ‘iV Werdnes- n.. trum the res. ING? Salena reet ' Manchester avenue. Monday, Maren: dy. and our cear grandmother and mothor Funeral Monday. March 2. at 2 p. ™m their sympathy hea mtifal Lorn’ Since my dear hueband paeerd away: When the evening #hades are falling, introduced by Representat ve" — ; De In ar All welcome. ee4 Service ai Pevel , * ot &:30 a. m.. to St. Mary Magdalen:’s | ' uneral from tamily residence. 22% from Math Hermann & Son's chapek Fair efferingsa during ecent eregve nent ! eaw him euffer heard his sirens, And we are eitting ail aiene, n ye Sor of St. i ouis County ‘ Z : . Pct) at > » rm inch Interme nt Ss Peter and ba ul 8 Oriole avenue. _“—— noth e of time will and W eat Flo: issant avenue Interment in in the death ' , wlave ‘ pre eur | . th aching heart and weening ever + ore hearts there comes «a lon at 2 ledee of ao SPIRITUALIST ath oC . ae Bs iat ‘me he given, ic?) s ‘eter Ce —e ; sine Siewin ecia! | saw him sinking hour bv heur. 1f mniv he weuld come home, AD CHURCH — |! BUSCHMAN—-Entered into res : 7 & St. Peter Cemeter) dear moth sari ; epecia , : possible the ization of a m. Barta, ~ eye ms : ~ 4 . wethees , alice ; ; > an Fa —" - ~ io - va eould not etay death's awful power, | Sadiy missed hve organ wr Views “i umnday School, 1:30 Feo. Na 25. Leda Busehman Ect. Glente (Wis. pepers please copy. | LOKEY— Entered into rest on Saturday, KU HMANN "ntered into rest on Friday hanks to the _ — and | Put row he caimiv sieenpe at iast Wire ASD. DAUGHTERS ’ vel ' en) i wife of Kasten i om 95 > ex 2. ( — En om , ‘onsen ling e pal . the Von - Fh at PTA A , \day fareh “*%. 3 °-30 | oe, . * p eler Mrs. George Eh! f Lokey) r Marie o- "7 ‘ ; . "RAN fm SIEWING AND FAMILY in loving me r f my , T Wie > of the River des Peres which ee ISTic. rRcH— | ; eon Mock Pumevel hotne. | ye otacme anf Br Sey Edward Kelsic ik Rots 97 igge coe fh ry ord insiaw of George Ehies, | (pee Jacobsmeyer). dear bo Other of Harry, | '® . sasbihnd , aad aremtunather, weidant hint ae ae ie EVENT Se : 3 7 As P . . - s te ; all » ‘ ; e. . “ p ‘ ; e ; ic J oe ’ ° : Soe ft e ’ 59 ’ o? 4 _- 7 « : St. Louis County. The ¢™ . Block s nt Saya Andy pie e- i: ha srand boulevard. Interment in ¢ amed years. Funeral Monday. March ‘ 8 a. ww. | Mrs. Oliver Hoffraann, denn Urow: “we wish to express our sincere thanks) carted this iife March 1974: . Fe ’ 1 om elleton ¢ . aged : Ursula. Joseph. Helen. Ralph and A'vi a > CEMETERY LOT Memérial te ment or yre ti n for fin , ; “Sate ' , a Valhal la Cemetery. 5 eral Monday. March > et 8:36 4d. ; from residence, 4614 V arreiman avenur, | and our dea brother-in-law and une le. to our relatives. fr“Mds and acquaintances What is home without cheap Rox ¥. 253. Pogt-t : } paratio may. Mee «3, pack ior fro. CARSTENS-—On. Friday, Feb. 27. 1925. ' from the reegdence, 4207 Russell ave- | tc s John the Baptist Church, thence: age 18 years Coan “en ‘ % P | -— n i- ‘ r death of my loved wife ar : cere to the bill. pee 3 : 1436 Farragut } pei i dearly beloved —s AY Tei 9. ‘ - e . ‘to Calvary Cemetery. Deceased Was & me het sent. And those hands that a forever | ove Teller 4847 terned ist an asing hae mother-in-law, aunt grandmother and KOFI PE iF ntered into rest on Friday. | phomas end Teresa McAndrew (nee McAo- | be ? the. Y Men's Sodalitv of P 4 Dooley for their prayers ané comes he bands thet Fr ona after drainage d a great-crandmother in her eighty-first ' 1975 at 12:20 vp. m. Frank, drew), dear sister of Teresa McAndrew,.our | member of ¢ ounK —— 6 ing words, the pallbearers and the Stock Are the bande that ima eur home agri 2 and would enable -organisa™ ne NTH CHURCH, SUNDAY 8 P. | — i K eect hushand of Caro'ine dear granddaughter and niece, age 11 years, | St. Liborious Church. (06) V-aertaking Co., for their efficient service DAU GHTERS AND SONS crave (a sewer 4 | ising he im fem" g Ha! 3659 ‘ost Funeral Monday, March 2 p>. M.!| Koeone!l. dear father of Fred, Caroline, Ma-| 9 months and 13 dave RUMP—Entered into rest on Saturday. CHAS. H. JOKERST MR. AND MES. WM In memory of my dear son. Drother and price (indett eew BOW! istrict compr ee (! ae seances at ’ Ever-| from fami:y residence, $435 Hol! y “avenue ri Leopoldine Koeppe! and our dear Funeral from the family res! dence. 58°26 Feb. 23. i nF . Herma sCHNURR uncie. Frank Gilleran. whe departed thie (© METER Y LT —KIe iv itory henefited by the P ~ Lf unti y Ch Se Jock: Th: to Bethanta Cemetery. brother. brother -in-law and um- North Market street. on Monday mornin= | Ww. Kump. “late Susan | life March 1. 1914 — in? Seetiog “ de ’ Od “4 Be o4: riday , c' o= Kntered into mst on F riday, Fe 4 le t 7 of 51 years Lee = rch 2. 1920. at R'A0 a “hoc k, to Sr Rump. dear ‘father of Mra. A. Man gvid We wish to express our sincere thanke Today recalls ard memortes of a loved one - "har ae w “S | Sewer. The territory inclu “a asf 1925. at 1:60 a. m., Catherine Cox Tuners T wetey . March 3, at 8:30) Haward’s Church Interment in Calvery | arthur E lierman W Jr. and Bertha ¢ our relatives, friends and acauaintances gone to rem ce Mere ny Lot —Cheas,” 4 3 > | be determined by. the & jreuit € - 2% ' “ris inee ‘pooke' | beloved wife of Benjamin J froin the ce, 4042 Nebraska | Cemetery 'f. Rump, brother of Augus' Rump and our fer thair aymoathy and beautifal fers) of These who think of him teday sare the op Bese! Cemetery’ ‘de E 1903 Rut - '+@ox. dear mother « Jat Ma' John, | avenue ’ S. pee and Pau . ’ hurch (‘hbicago SUBS nea per sd lease COOy . imme. 2: dear grandfather. brother-in-iaw and uncle ferines. during our recent bereavement tv ones who levee him beet Aa, AS! pM ce ‘i The distriet could issue lon . x : 14un ana elt : | Marearet and Te . daughter af oe ss 1 At Paul's Cemetery ‘in his eighiy-second year the death ef my beloved wife and our dear The Ged who eave has ae and Heaven | wT 3 ee se ALE, bonds t ‘ he i rove {UR nip aor f atherine ‘Burke ster of James ! er toons : , ——e a eum m id | PosT- DISPATC H WA NTS supply Remains at Witt Rroe . chage| 29° | mother, Careline Hoffmann nee Rieke r dear has | a pay t e mp at _ aye : Das ‘el ami Joseph Burke end Mre Mary | Obaterren his her Lnteret uetzungs Verein Cc APABL Ee and EXPERIESCED So th Jefferson avenue. Funeral Monday. mann? xpecial the nk» to the Flex Drees ° hearts ana eaaden. the witi | * stead of paying for the wer — Sunday CHRIST-—Universal Glesi ke " | Oeaterreichisch ee Verband Bare WORKERS for the OFFICE, STORE, ts to New &St Marcus’ Cemetery. | for bis kind and ——— words. the pall- at Gea ' 1o Seas. a 7) res ‘ | a > ™. se. 2.30 end rom famiiv residence, 5827 | ter Arbeiter FE Interstuetzunge \eqern . " Nerenased Ww a charter member of Har- | bears and the Wacker Heiderie Under- niased or. a ; 24. tax bills, - bt eo 4 Her | Hiessages, Mrs. RE Ay iy ioaanank ‘on Monday morning, | Deutscher t neartec her Maenner Chor che: =! MILI. FACTORY, WAREHOUSE or = anes | ‘Me. I Lodee. 1. O. O. F.. and taking Co,, for their efficient services MOTHE fr, SISTER. BROTHER ANw | Ls7f—180 en ‘ oo > Pastor; ail weipome. 3634 March 2. at 8:30 o clock, to 4 ‘hurch of Ne- aro ae * as ae Pee } » a oa iy HOME. Ramsof Post, G. A. R. ic) w QHc 1FFMANN AND. FAMILY. NIECE. Cemetery. ees (c99) tivity. Interment in Ca/vary Cemetery. °c) fetal Workers . &.. Neo c7 "a

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RE pce tae BaF 250 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS in these columns today — ome POST_DISPATCH ie Gee SR RC mr eee ee FRATERNAL NOTICES LOST AND FOUND CARPENTERS & ar eet PAINTING - nrene a xe O8 R E S O R T S Masonic xx Meriings ya treme v.. ] ate. D y ; aint Post Dispatch Want Ad Phon-, 0'.0: 64°@ So's? agate, 2c line, “eilp or Sun fieplay. S35c daily. jc sun; out-of- " os ' , ' foum, agate. Sic daily, j%c Sun. Gee Li.A? [STATT! ; Cz pitache 59 Rea ROWoOoo!L ; rfaced bay. 46c daily, 55 Sun. Discounts. Mi - rir sages finished: ats te hema, a .. The Best Is ‘the Cheapest _ ot ay ecg Sc 8 ag vie . ALa. : ST ane x rs : feat f . “ ‘eu : art * FRANES DEC On ae tee Macca rH ¥ uy a. Pd ihe . . « . * . t¢ r Vv ‘Many / 4 ‘ piay—? itm¢é. Ic. 7 feenes daily. Pc. : hae is ; . )* : - ‘ - ‘ BR ‘ . : ae = : . - ne ooo eee . cea. oc, 86 times, daiiy 32, Sun. 56 , > . , —- Minimum FF lines ; : 7 Ba lie \ Lome ] ‘ dow +7. ~_ 2¢ 13 MF WwREY PLUMBERS ations bs first-class F bE RS— Ne : TY} » = . - , , oy Ay eh. i ; sear: i a aS ig a de SOY COMING EVENTS Automobile Trips and Tours eee. a, ft a LS’G PRINTING AnD ADDRESSING — EA: NJ i“w>—BKest : . z Miarne ‘ 4s tf : an -_ a \ ‘ ws , te ‘ ~L ; 9 F nnpev ‘ : ; {de> 9 x - ‘ . . A . z ve $4. » a oa nt AND MOVING or ar ~ - 7 : , "eC ; . FaAaAnre rooTrmn CLUBHOUSE —Jedba beau 0° gk Poe > hen 1D DOG- "ee tick s eo , ‘ a... ; pane wee : looking Merame ed. , electri it, t; cLU ‘BHOUSE—; ing & Fi xt ifes LE 9 Pine ‘ WIRE YD CLT s HOUSE RN] ta re. M - Fi > = GARI _ a . u “ker ow intenin #3 George Was Brow: lel WILL 3 mi : 1 “VI : av.. ” Webster rie ‘e195 ~ rick lub can he | Da Harn 4 Lio oF y Sees tO SSe oy NOTICE 7 ARANTEE!I “-lease reneonabie Mo a) on > cee . = _— TT ho ete : rooms $1 ‘imma 4 363 | rohaily on Deimar cat. “Cabany S530 EXPRESS QND HAULING | LOST and FOUND a BEGARD satis wat te Pos: Dispatch Want Ad Phone, Clive 6699 rR , rees 4258 Te'- Selid agate. 3uc line. dai'y or Sus Found ns hey 26 “a Deepiay, S5c daiip. 45¢ Sua: owt-o* . — > : a, @gate, 25c dasig. 30c Sua. Bit tie daily. Sic Sun. Discounis ryee@, Ie; 7 teres 74 7 s ge , det reeme hat? aTEe 2% . ‘ - ea / =e » 7 : | ‘. fc. oun ’ ‘ : TY : “ is +5 ; ‘ No. 14. Ildéndeij] 250 : Ze times, daily Sc, Sua bc ae ee | nee © See Ter || FURNACES, HEATING. ETC. water elec im «* 4 >? —_ Man BUSINESS CARD HEATING olaats furmaces { in good : hd A. ondution ma b.: Dels 35508 OPECHER REACH. on the a __.43! river-front e'fe times week as ay: lib x : mn hi oF es ee SAS PIPES $2 work CLUB MEMBERSHIPS ’ ; ; ; " : . Minitreuw fF limes . os , ‘a sl ~ etl cians Cs tres | ae a5 BRICKLAY’G & TUCKPOINT’G OM —. S. ee a * Sule’ hatin Th Tale HAO aor ONE ge NN Seach: a er facts OS Ok ES ee Oe — RSHIt 1? pris bleges . 034 _Post-Tm«pat oo _LACE CURT AIN CLEANING Phone > * -2t % eae arr a Ci es Wy AR wy ® HANRBRING—Ptlasteringe- bring samples, Forest an .~ —Taest: lat : PAPER HANGING. p _ Diastering 5 sapphire vic y Riv : “as io entea BR iro ; ed. repaire Gone at once “We 10 Reason- Saturday ° ~der tu ; , Se: s e : Phar ‘ of ag at *. @uUaran tee : 4. cS) ree ard ; ; DING NTR } ie sar PAPE ti .f —} img. ¢ ea! ign@® . ; . 5 » ‘ , . r _ Ohe . aa te See erty a PERSONAL Foal Diapetct Wear ad Picne. Olive 34 ¢e Persona’, tic ‘me daily. }@c Nae Sun; Cet of town, ageie. i0c ine Gaaig. 5° Sen. Adoption cad Coming Events, 25 Sun eut-o*ttewsn, daly fic. Inerownis. per ieee: Ageie— T fimere fe. 20 times daily inepeap. Geilg. 44c. See. bbc Duecounts per ine: 3 times. Ic. 7 times, dei'y Ic, Sun Se. 30 times, iy 3. Sun. se. Mimmem f lines. PERSONAL PERS: ~ ie core or Write at ocuce a > -= (7) euarar' EVERYBODY ont : | | 7 , : oe | - | Zz ASKING FOR THE relia SE aici | ee ee mee. Be FF th ATING CO — eke” tras BAILEY HENDERSON SEEiig, auesenine natecakhen ne miiy heirhonm. — Pe aa 4518 | See oe. 07 | : ON '2ch at sean SAMPLE BOOKS GAS ‘a0 Slee * the Peeat-Dispetch sonal . rv , | , ’ ' : - riLaT? unhg@a owe ee rages apttt Am : a printed 164.944 Heal Petate Ade— eo | Sat ‘ond thbeteehia: guttmewe aha piean ; Prue Se ZA201 mere than the THRE: ether b Tae A ~ Reaemocd 4342 Quincey Ai verside 5O624h # nit gg += le “eo a STEROGRAPHERS, NOTARIES . St. Louis sewspapers combined. : rie FLOOR LATING sanrting of4 _— made TY!) RITTEN : di ‘4115 OLAVE STRE, aew. B&B. C. Suit. Lande) 39 (es) oF Le. Aoviy ozs Yea. " Reser ve Ba Bide. fue Best Line in emsiant A tall « Neche Bry _ Lt a Ea tt al ak : sien a 3 ae es ee —ee" Bg d oi . WALL PAPER CLEAN'G, ETC. rare 4, ot i) PAPERING Year Will pi Vogel L»coratung cleaning. I teva: Show Mil PROFESSIONAL Post-Dieretch Want Ad Phone. Olive 6600 Solid agate, 3% line, dey or 24%. Diepiey. 25¢ daily. i5¢ Sen.,; Owt-o’- town, agg. 35- daily, 0c Sun. Toilet Articles. Medical, 45c dat’y. 45¢ Sun; out-of town, vgaie,. 254, detiy, 40¢ Sun. Disp av. 46c daily, * per itnées Aga@ie— + daiy Sc. Sun. 2c le; 27 times, Sun. temee, Gaily Ic. Sn. oc Mintaum 2 ines. ATTORNEYS aT LAW ' =MITH .w BEAUTY PARLORS AND HAIR DRESSING OANCING DANCING DANCING—4415, Washington eed in 6 lessons. Mrs Mii- r\s earn Yalrdress Practical sand Cal euiture taught ery cbr ie licar 600 ve Uf te . , atte ber aerviess. she Vistesia Beas. OS ne . — TIONS—MEN, BOYS . : A ~> ~-s4.: 9 >» tetht cer. * PATS INSTRUC iON Ons he, NSE: Gelerences. | tac SHORTHAND, bookkeeping. printing. Da ot OY wr3i. Post- Uepate! ' yee nese efucatien: course for services board , jJapane~* aane yee e ens . ie if wanted. Box Y-190. Post-Dispatch Ww N . evivase famy | — '; , a? - + " G to rive Teer = A TED: ‘ —-itepatcS. _ age Forest. 52 el . Pa cook az a 3 wt Pert on rt os > - IN 30 Days , —— exrerens ed ware — = P . : " i . ° ) Poe i? somt* z 2 Bee 4 AME RI _INSTITUTE._Estad | Post-DiepetcA Want 4d Phong Ss, staerty: At. cxmertense Sm i ms : | Belid agate, 0 perches ee Yh arn Te egraphy ~ pax ie Poet Diwowich Me : reENT ANT? GFF ht: eg Visit our school, talk with students. We 7 _— eed oracticed, now €n-- oo pegition at $140 tw start after : -_ . ac, oy — sition of w@iier Doerr - (vad jay or evening course or tul- ‘ . - ‘ - =" nite etaduate with 6 ¥* . . convenient terma. Hours : . ie: wriy . ; te 7 = he - ; ev fate — = ora tix pe] ;. AL = : a ite _ ret a oa of ar ye "Grat 2 ee @ras' : « ha o @rcmerwrrerr ate : amte rn > = :eore = ¢ wl an ac ou: tt nz depa: roment % “sl a’ renee. Breage Sn = —s SAI st-Inepatch =o fas fox 1-10. Fon: . . - od . . : . a) vwaN—S ' veut fc tos . - [aT - wit reg s'ered 2 a - . . - Sow 4 Anta? - oa - ef ' ra or peat =e ld , ; — = 5 ; - ryierad : a ‘ Dat crn mands Noob es : , 4°) . | a - i oe = —t wiedge printing eneravingg BE ist —Sit elders as 2a b Damen d al Paty on Cataic * _?% *~ efte rei Pe - ' a “feren. » Box Y- = és Trade Schools aborate —— ~s KF . . rrr ey ~~ Mor T ! ate pee ~ c s~ . TRA senior and traveling Ff; Rk . . % . 650 “week 'y a : a ’ of . a = eiperie o T A € wrras m4 trar coach te omc - — ate -oul . ja , ; ma ase Cus boos . 3% r ” “ —_ os - oe Zz wis s steadr is : ‘~” ‘as? * = . ate = ost 20k 5 349 rost* - ap sts ary ~~? "Le BPGeii i . x UNI —— -_ * ae ~ - MAN—ait ~ : , ir ° ~ —— = " re “~sa" ever = storage battery nes ER —Si ya Pepe ou ar ry he ancd-reta “Ce Tue es ' + ix Y-T82. Feet-Disepetect _ Post Insp atch EN} t ae at -* seo shre> UN? ; — ; . ' a ancta vies cefer the ~ SOKK! Te . ioe Covert les ;' - ' rie urs per tay ~- feu. farhienabee homes Lea : rete precigs my : T viet = a BOOK KEEPER—S:-.: age 2 Sis — : ee | exper ence as hook | ee tee ne PE R—-~ : > ¢ “- by oe ait ®a cashier Box Y-109. Post-E th © of sil Kings: marc= we , x . ww - — “a cer e - s 7434) et for Ea yor 338 _ Post- 0D: srmte D ee 1. 3 yvaAn—* horragah te “orn - - ESPER - ACCOUM : + Miller preset $75 to start. y¢" fax _ 4 > Poet-ThecetcR. - tee A ~— ‘ - . J ai —_ = oe ee 3 R WRITER—#it.: expert (id Bp) oo rea sorat ye. ' ¥ . ated awtfe war ~~ eat to “mst ;- 5 —— ae — ising work: pieasthg personality. fr- =o like to earn : . health. 41 referetie te uw * »? car oS >: nom 4461 Cl ; Poet-Tiepatet z yor ‘Ared a age | or rec, I . rants BERMAN ad > do etrIere™n Ss 2 - tor rit $ { 241 Grané & 4 nd . = —ante mud f songe | = , shing'e bohbhinc and special mar- f Sit. © nts posites 4 4 in manning mill et lumber yard. Bex | ¥C course: day or evel —. —— grad. ' | Central SO08R, ; , Poet. l*eoereh cet a lates a wave Hus hig | ‘ Barter Coliese S10 = revert et or ehraetorT Te Post Imeperch ; 4 ~é@elt 4° R28 " r “ , a” a vas - ; one si PERINTEND se . ceare of age acw * a : desires position. whole heteesr 7 OO tc =» ond tt mit-; TO £ good erence Bex E-347 *.-D =’ Leary tre *" *=@ Se Ee ad * igonesg 4 Beh o 2 -_ efarre.! A ‘4. Ss hore Wa ror an a > ma, arrmenter tte? Gr a ee ee A Bt Grace a : vor . _ vice? wi « shes wile . me. Il rears exper ete - . a> Ia ~y Tha s “ *acts werkt an se@eren- Furi : motile reoair shew.‘ Bow F¥ _ : > ) ~~ - a? FS - ee * ar 2 v bres 2 or Dern or * ~ : oi oe © er > ao 19 r — *7 ’ . — +, “pe. be : - - 28a ard aert Pee er eae tty references or’ ae bs: ror - rhe | y : ’ re. wore 2ny Rind & young wre . io 6p ft cam USP | gee o- ~ : on 5485 ‘Drest@en a’ $25 . , ' ' : cr’ * "2'= odie agent (,erms ane ~ - aa ar ar “ = vr’ aa» atrie ao — - - - — -- — : : - = ~~ we mee a * . ?. 5:8 7 errr }? ~~ PROFESSIONAL ACPFECR OR JAB . i. stes fesiog esiaiie. alec Sit — @ ~*~ : ee ; an taondl CM 7 Teer - aa mrie steady ee w! nw SUPERFLUOUS HAIR . J ane e oan : e ° “os red. ¢. 5 2 ¢ ee May 2 Bex E-412 Peet- . - . ' = >t red —- (Iss AIDA L. MAYH Nabi oat x u . col , —" ont uring spare time. from & a. & to Z BA PROM AMGIS prefer 1o ware some bind of AV. Cor. PERSHING : natok . — ¥ 250, Post Dispate* “mH ege degree: Spanish. Ger- | — —_ business eiper ence re feren« THEATRICAL — A VFEUR— at: oat | Ms te work. Hox Y 222, Post Dh >. Post-t*« i a rt: R—s? at ; “ouse. vaerd and garden re- i “g experience "eat and « %. e=pperieseed heel sienna — . v "wire, 223 W. Citatem, Kirk Ft ——sy F : ; : — ™ — ii eet r my : r. er — st thorocugniy ee ‘-rand 7 OM. c : athe na on a. Toon work : “4 ’ oo “8 Uh Tou Sent or nee? ds > en YF io. F Poet Otepeaich Flas -. F . ae » ™ ¢heeged. merried Germs. > 2s > : ——- um vers!» gretuate tr “— (‘rade =srtences, epenke fair S307 7-98, Pest-Diereteh = vey rman 39 years of aan | ... T-13%. Pos Diem ) on case: for ity er 2... ¢ ‘. ’ UTTER @it.- al? — rae, ? work: et 2 [rat -ounter * stare ) 2140 Herd ae Coifeas 32623 ORs p WATCHWAN a; mitileaged Ob Se - Rot en? re cabbe “— PR — es ¥-7%. Poet I hap be ah AS... esperienred ‘_ bovk rtt ; ’ ' a _ Bae nally office wert warts eo HAt PFS! R—Sit.. whise: , = pues. tien Hes 90. iL” » i livwire qearters. no chikiret? 2s . ee: rtreremee. do miner repels War ee private family preferred. - - a P" “een: emrored where con Cal Poet Diet tich an : am "ees as copertamity offers Gril CHEF AND ‘wirt—aa pert esoh'ne with other work S tau , Giri insta ment hou oF Fost- Tieeets®, i. iv Sr Tr Kh—S fog mq ¥.42 Pret Teepe ted. ant ta a.. . > er i phos ii indel 7. = CONCRETE POREMT supervising, eee veces, ao. ee ent ice. ' Kirkwood 243. ~~

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er Qe a Be a em Re ee rte ae oo ae ie os ora Sie ieeeede ee eee a GT eK, FREE bas i Ly ee, ST. LOUIS 15 concoee OST. PISPATCH. | ; SITUATIO TIONS—w saa 8 BOYS erore—aen = BOYS SITUATIONS. SITUATION: , See Fares ‘HELP ee OU TT iB R—V ith vontn. GIRLS -¢ Ft alba ro oy "420 isl Post: Dv Sides EMPLOYMEN WANTED trimmers and alumitium mo ‘ a — > , Yo! NG M AN Expansion of eur appliance organtza. [tom = Nnecessifates the addition af a few men °°. or ower aml offers a splendid «m- : | ! | 3903 | POrtunity for rem Vneration and self-devel.- for Rie ‘GIRL. meen Sl | P AP et ANGER: —H ace shy sine sls ie Dl SA LSM oT ae tg ch. ; “en ox | HOU SE Ort. STE NOUR AD Ts R- SEA R Me vara WAND Married est ~ Drivileres, ; I’ APRN AN GER 5618 Nottingham _ German mail ta ee 1) SPENOG RAPHER—Sii, AM wis 79 HOU SE PIRL, —Bit, oe ENOG Rap ie Ri) ayo io ACCOU NT ANT ose _ ste NOURAPHE - ( OL ERK make income tax ve HOUSEGIR L | FINISH Rs —For | PLUMBER Fos st te et or wil i const ler STI: Nor ‘RAP HE R STE NC Wek APH Rit. Paro "HAND— Wishes Ho SE GTR. Sit. GARDE Nit RF or : HOUSE ks ee SO e Te R AL KE NoINERR, ald ‘Geo anual for office positions. Municig i Courts | u Apply 7U8 Comine relal q HOUSE et —Sit. F, ARNE SS” MAKERS- Th not less oie rh HOts Nie “TRI. maar Ty * small heating pliant : | -I1 Work and care for IR Tor |P RESS FE EK DEW ith PR :SSMAN on wt offset, | NDRY Ma N—Experics bey sie Kiclep is ia if | MATFALI ATION “MAN rt i ' r ani ing tr uck driver Ta a KEEP Sit. i r’ ; cake baker, first hand, | Rosanne ‘tion of noma oh in any i nu Sk: KI i Pe re 11W UNDERTAKER'’S ASSISTAN T—Who ae WoM AN—"“gloresd, Pp the he I KF EPR R 74 "tikeiabaon ve Buns, "BUSHEL MAN’ Sth and e r ankln. le> ’ SHOU Si: K on i? R—sit. ETT DE NT—Wa ants or father and et: and ] t ! nake trans- OOKKE E }* 5 R- —Sit : must be reliable and experi. ‘ot few fashi onable voi Hy HOU SE SK EEPE RS i " . e ; re EE eee tee meine ‘Ss ; REQU IRE AN. EX. PERIENCED FLOOR MAN prey 1ous) exper lene e in ROOK KE E Li oe Fc BOOK KB EPER- a : evenings. and “Bundaye: as. porter or janitor, E ground ot the nishewt dea dose C, hain ‘Hoe SEK: K ? F R. EE RS— Ex; merience ds: mo REMAN—And custodian: ; Be OK KEEP EeR—NSit- - with net Know! led Hor ‘SE KEEPER position ag man ai can ram ‘Dexter foe M .~:t: *.7) th iB N a FE r S- — . / le bebe aang, - let me take care of this. BOOK KEEPER-C RE DIT MAN— can take sense of- HOU SE KE FE P ER—it . re fe rence furnished. age YOUNG MA No—Sit fs at ute n mechanic | PRIN TING taught free: Sion PRESSMAN Y-180 ore a NTANT nas - Sity ("A fig aa cee as working fovemi in. Wvydown se Woodland SOUTHWESTE TELEP HONE if 0. LATHE R—$5 50 nie nding at idressing. RIN’ r BRE ommerciial LETTE ITER—Sit. : = R WR R YouNG kaos ets ‘and wife want cuast- to-coast j Sieaning personality: ‘es: own car. Box offi ice work preferred: HOU SEWOMAN = re ond! tioning experien e. eee Se note fermeier, 152! SP LITTER. fi} loorsman. a 19 “wants office | BI IL, DE my ta ed, with Ww tay ex xperlenced ' 4 5-35 ars’ ° LA’ NORE S not WF I, —Middie-awed, + SITUATIONS_women, ACCOU MTANT—Sit LAU XDRERS— Exp a % ’ . : ‘ cece eines ae se] ling-ex Bertence: “ : Yudee Iiat Factory. g? AU SDRESS— Sit “p ATOR F ‘to ‘ioe entire c charee : no inde py wind» ia keener. ar helper: cannot speak E:ngliah, : State all ‘Sellerancce. ye u ants ‘maid work: vente or ’ stock girl: 3 youne. as nurse sir for "Ses oO we er ; office © ‘ xy + ence in gen a one auto Tree — alary oe 6 commas ae ct PTER— Faccrioncea on Aremen Laie k in an ald estab ished | Stein-Goldberg Garment Co. 1 Rattle reek experience. n | CUTTER Experienced — Neat ‘cotared, ary “Bork ; years of exmettamtin Ca AC TO MEcCHANI —A FE FN tee rere gal a A - —_ , | se kK rerrpe ne a BLACKSMITI at te CUTTER te Write Howard. & & toes Guiner f.. Chirnes Tit | AGENTS Protttabie litte pmape time bat hoon for en or women: gt hy tenth: se. "Aveaering: few dvullarcs fe ris. rtie ere fre. Breniser, Weinet st. ¥ | viia. . . * j ~, Be wan” eR ne

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git ° Bi Sti, x , ks ae % $- aiat in oy Be d > DAT. * SUNDAY, *@ | wARcH } 19725. ? x ST. LOL u@§- 500 MEN AND BO YS WANTED-—1s the position you seek advertised in these columns today”_ a ) , } | ee : i sow ‘and weed furcitare “answer ® sationa) institution % pm gg “¢ ; Ml for ad f libs _" " > : sf enif: ; ris it TS —Sel) iz . ivin riem d salary wented. Boz | guaran eed procect use: 18 accident az a | “Sag or | , . repeat line, of 240 SOAP AGENT — a4 Fy t. rend F.. Post-Dispatch. _ __.| S#e Lucas, St. Francis Hotel. 3 to 6 Mon- , = $25 weekly bene- . | ir = for you to make 1929) riica Jacket > 7 ey * iit , ~ uc . oe AS Th + i bas . gw “sabe? - “ - mesa i. dat ae ; o —— ornmnissions ~ ; : every cay ue; articulars. Llémro Co., | SALMAN —Experienced. to represent 10- | © nn ae a ET _ * ORI? . ee n make , ste line, Da- - lesmet no* ma pair of | for Ol . da} ) Exper’ cee . ate ALESMA. pt atra: . Work oF ' ~ ‘. ’ O o fill i- a pula ri uUSs.ne mes 1 oe fOK— sie ness, will you take ords : [a returns. Industrial trade. Repeat busi ao | ait edalianes fee a aa —— es if you qu ee “ ' o - S International Life | _ et _ TT Ay Seen _ . «= ' ny wr SALES) an extracts, toilet goods: exverience tnnec- > ———s SF a = : _-For nationally : Bich oll a: Serge ie om RE MADE WHILE LE. essary. Carnation Co.. Dept. 219. St. Louis . JES MAN— ; 4 “a mA ~~ keh Fa ut as Ce lies —- . . 4 : "> ode see ~ " . ings. r oamhe ROT or aiculater Co. Dept. 23, G! and Ral —~ A OOO ‘ne ear veg] I — es ‘ ; Las a - “ - re yor ~ : a t2 = - " o ' nota, and handle repeat business. | @pening i >» work oniy qualif'- SALESMEN—fF ow more house-to-house | ii, S208 |} how to ~ — = , mer men. See ' o> _. eee De rE « ins direct to wearer Ac : r . , ‘ ' —_ b for $° ° : e ; , ' g ee vs I ee rade vith monconfiict! lines, : . ae) is ; tC te 1 ume: a + a a ere my ei |} referencee § for 923.50? Get tree certs : . nd i ey hs Se > articulate. give age and locality 3 ISTRIBU t . - ac ENTS “ge ‘ . 4 = — .- - : : zz: P ; | ie 4 s asset | —_. — Sea = : a ESM ‘Ty retere! REE es se RM ™ 3 ~~ —— ge See ew ee M4 i 7 Ce J fe men. speci al assistad ° ing 4 sea! s 3. 00 envelopes hou SE MONSTRA 17 . : }. ne } ri. ae ids : J a » & 4 Mr) ’ , ‘ : iz on por tla? ry ‘ 7a. . . : + : : rt ‘> a . usive territor ries Several high-grade me : r. r. } : aMujact i — ~~ wd bi ey as 9 | os ° . : nh auto accessories ~ n k ig money onatrartng fo BIG MONEY Write for samp: prchanie’ Assn. | cases. on nission basis. Outfit ¢ trade; we give yo clu ri- | Ske. — —— STIX BAER & = new patent, ng alike on m ISTRI R—Ch rage oe wlth . boom in subdivision t— lean -) > | . : .— oon a - e _ erence and = © ef experien and it least $10.06 UTI ET y is just beginning. | 7° Dispatch jons are that 1925 will) DES IGNE ee fs =. q s * ; ame a «EM nce tae! es 1. » rar : = Mar ] ". ; al eT .. crer a afacture: cut . ; BALLS SS ee ee dise for ; x tores: weekly advance | DISTRICT MANAGERS -—— iuti h- diday aaufactu : | estate year. ¢ ‘all | __ SALESMEN WANTED all claeses snarchants; tastest eslliay eu rainst. commission contra les Man- SALESMEN—3 a merchandising pian; semsations! suc. | extensive line of fi ab, trimmin eT A: MES 0... Dept_B._ Stas. _= Sa LESMAN——Hish g72d-: wonderfal open. : ty » eo neat ap a: socal n estore. ir management: mo | Ing cord. : with the J | priced ha omg Corser tochest x ee * 4 : mores Cm an wee iol erate sales ou ions. | tailing selling experience ; a = . + — - - 3 . " omy - Sco _— ‘ ; Mite . it : : Afcress ve . . propo- CRIFFON CUTLERY : W ashingt - ce” exam” deaiaamiaetied h Sid A LESS A N-COLLDCTION SPRVICE. — —~ ne - | Wire Bay Textile Corp.. Red Bank. N. J. | . | (e2) “DICTAPHON] : 0 - ESMEN to a bn es | " : Py penn : en Work Direct for SAL ‘ healthy. dm ttn _ 20 ‘s 5 x TES ELE Make $100 or More We Estabimhed & ‘ +> RES AK acially responsible and able to handie | mic serritory; men who ore ‘n the) DRESS a | _ ADVERTIS aL AR cess; op ‘Qnvassers ultimately fron perienced alesman 8 10 and 12 or 2 and 4. ' = ; nee at investmen verything m nt: -| partment «tore trade in Misseust c ts thi $30 wee k te art. pa tom and . r ~ or. ment store onal a canal ~~. IR around. ever wit] Mr 5: 1 6a sierv. etc , son mri ss 2 a ‘hite. Ps 2 = ' : aa a SALE ay : n ms SMna.s a are : sen haneren’ : and ready to make & permanent ; ‘ —- Ba AMIN ER ; mak b — : oe a rae ' > t im ea lL. 7M la towns = 2 ‘ ¥ ' —— a oa i a connection. write Tybo 70 . Sd and Fed- | 250 ar comrni: — —~ “ ~ oe w ee . . , ai + me i 1 : ran : . ao te) 12.50. your comm isaion #: 1 a their ehoes who Fi ® : ~~. : . . - i « . : > ‘ ; 2 a7 i ‘ : c. mer hants ret rou eries. " General «a ier tree. - ay—n: + merely op ot it ‘he time —_ —er- & s 6 85. ‘ oe! ‘ : ; : >. » » — ~ ' . . ’ 17 = - s 7 i ‘ 2203 Sheff. 4; , rere. 827 Se cre : “* _- _ g : é madly gree ah t 1 rt r. a - poe » salty © > pen SALES! State Manages wanted: v¢ 7 LESME awe aus = pee an * 52.” : a so 7 Vi ctoria Ble axer. MEN PREFERARLY RE EXPERIE 137¢ ; ¢ ie fa Qe . ” L ~* | —_ 9 ha “4 sail : i’ a 4 . “ “Trt : i be E : : . — ‘ =? oS i Sere, Oe a te Tove W ester , - aod "Seana ; “ | Commercial Agency. sod ‘Caxton Bi | 5 ' FU! QIN] ESM ae 7 ; 1 ; rn e , ; to 4 | 33 CHI ; $? . , ar » “ ie * ~~ er. ‘ , a : ~~ A ea . P ; - Zz * , ‘ - | Cate azo. : | Is : ; | : 4 s | enced: age a0 to 355) LEV if ‘SAL ESM AR es Se Ch S.A LESMEN— Experienced th , wit rators momes | RE NTATIVE—In every community jobber. Training in M ° > AVES ua — » line : et In leader fie} Gn ! | Can mak o = wis. Women's children’s soli SORIA SEE OL MCN (5s EA a ls ULRRET LIE: are educated. “bo dress. FEE! -—“Rs-— oka shoes 3 direct te wearer. a fore sending out. St ' Ye energy and stamina. wh a rae Ww r >| vrTre repeaters ane 4 bee : is: Bot. age and above a.) th 4 s = ~ - write for sample equipment. ath | experience, educations obey es tn & eae Te ™ . sia” ah estern av., Dept. 7. Box L ey Post-D ny ‘6 succeed in «@ ,O802n : — é apelis, Minn i ~ _~ floor SALES MANAGER—For’ St. Louis terri- | . i FINISHERS ony. SF national organization: require-/ CORRES PONDE WaNtT HE-MEK. WHO ARE CON- \ United ments well e located, bomiable record, . =— >» te 2 we they enous’ : successful specialty selling expertence and | Man. executively qustified, . : Spt ang weg Gs 3 FINISHERS senda . » etin —— ‘ rn S100 2 week. wt? ic* wiles, : tc ; mm; mo imeurance. securities or | ©O™™O = with a hichclage * ca . = iD PhS ME a Ga’ é ; Px perl : 4 cf} , o nee, nb. OF —_ —— rit t. 4 a ' ” oak seii yourself in letier. Box +. a — earn to stay on of a 3 2t NOK He WSIERY ~ ALES\M EN ‘ a“ ; e : : , 7 4 RSJ LerrT” =* : $2500: our proposition is ; 4 f SS: aneeeenemne 7 nat : vel Start | - ¢ lary —The Nati Gash : : | r and-to a man | "2g aee experience = = ‘ ; ‘ ? ’ ' L— & 2A a8 Pre . —_— —— ; ; 7 * age — ° a= ? - 2 : SELEX TE 2D , OPPORT ‘RTT rt) —— ri (ress ac" ITT eT" the . bes, : Expert for eae aa aN Bay ath vod Sa hoo 4 Ye is ee el ee RE GRE em tee ee Wat fa mf ~* . a, 7 hen oo = gh a : ; Au ‘ : -—F* c . ‘ " ; ” ca - “ . : nr ; - ‘ 2 - ms . ’ = ITO *y _ rc img own kk you aly looking 7 : . read: ily aot , , a“ T 7 A \T us = ~ vr C4. . . ve chee with , s : ; : : ve : , f ‘ - . ) . . | ah 1 ‘ - = Ni 2 a18 oe arren ~ ” s : . : 5 * > }OUCSS: ss ~*~ - ” af : . . ~ 2s ~ a ™ - ’ " a arntect ne . 7 PTh > - _ aurin : SIDELIN SS SALESME: —For } new “ce ; with arawt € ac int a a geome . i manent i ” had ~~ Pe a z ‘ rae ‘a ncn r 2 Lining as, : wil ¢ ular ei} ery attractive pro pe- 2 . elles _ me f hie pereona eX pense if Suaday. Fore is 2 a . i ee “ . ss z ; , eg ear ehar wter ; , tia mis va & res ae ) _Arcade | BI dg: ; F. CU : ’ ? t . 5 ’ wt « "Le 7 un erranrz . 1 "- 240%. ine. : > , " a —> : . * ; 4 . = . an ; —— & determined to succeed. SPECIALTY SALESMEN—We | have some. o — Res =. during which cerled we eH CHES . Monday or Tuesday territ —“y open for® good gpecialty men. to quali! ications Box ty : por Pers! u metithead of ecu = must have (cl) SP ii varnishes. roofing materiais | and dire > — a ’ tries. mun! impalities. etc.: aArEest | ‘all ' « a sac eset y fie 4 ao) te! , ——— An & — anufacturers in the west. Cafl A. E RMEADY- i O- : a. s , ea, ae" ) +. . a! 3687. Mondar. or write { od ). WerTHl NG Tr) I) WITH : weat 45h p : te? at ic ré * ate or neurT.at ae rork Saves ; ' : ' com misston ‘NG MEN—Foar. 18 to 24. for | ee cine : - iTS 1 » do vrs tot sa diaaeel Pry 7 rian Ba te R » i ae re ane Pot ‘ase thee . oe i portunity fo h "ip NE sect = li NR, is hg, eben cTiption sales work; city or out-of-town:| WE HA ez NI} GIRL ~—vers “Toe 7 : ~ tad wy, s o- 2 : ' ; hs r 21 lepeos 1 ¥ money paid. “oesmopolitaa. 1931 R | 2 “ " : ' rt L_™ : 1 tw iu @pare time. an a #06 : rt : 4 reat 5 s2.n¥V : ' P AINT AND Ré M oF c EN {ENT Ln : CP oe a ee RTE TT IY ' > cea a —_ at : a ors ' SA i Tmanaget ir. y+ io Milwaukee. Bide (cS3a) ' Ee : Sr oe os a* ha "Gard Batior Interdrive. _ (“+ _ KANneee . sP A> a year het = . i Ad\ "Ss ' ‘ ne oF ow ~ ~ ‘ Fi eN—T. ners } ; vat r : =r : ae ‘ ’ : ." : = P : ter frou : Li ava! we { > you de Salesman . ws you to ann ae “ ood = tomers beau ed ove fe) STARLISHED PAINT COMPANY AT : ma Lir rer lj - . ; y ms “ Ss : mS . : 3 ; # J —— ss : eet mn ‘tition _ ¥- “ : nerd ne aecoun?t on m Ti A “= lis Pay 5 at " gc : pate a ‘ : oe “ 50 ; ™ —— - j Ww pa SALES MA 1A LEADING HOU se ite eee, Buirve 18, a a | . a eal , pin Mo on l"nited Buikders Se Wade Park —— su } cic me . entire:y . whaleas artic a ta , - businese Fy ~ 1 Iliinots _~ ie hen ts ES OF Bx. ADDRESS {ee NTS —We start iin fart tine re rice Ds : , ! ra , pe Y : give previous sales sD ; Ang ; ae a , ace aa p oy ord and permanent address. Bor J-259 + = r PA RT ; ayt -" FR riz san r : S100 week Tre ms t ne ey : 2. : mrAl, PSs : a } . VFN =a ro ears ? . - + . : a : ; : . uton ' a *. . : . : TRANS 4 * V yee eT e~ a ise ae E ehite _ a AGENTS ait ani _-— + P al — or Se ~~ “] tak Part ¥ 2 mer | cr? } _. g | r= , . - i : : t ti ’ 7 a. sos XN “th “ AD : = ‘ is >» ~ : ; in yeu vested, ARM gue : hel ot — rT ou a? hlishe : ' x these ca : . : rt ust: A means? If you do and Giht.—ixpes atest) ai: . tice ion "y SAI ESIMAN 5 — 19 W. Washington bi Chic > rt. ar i stai bie > yo oe. wan ton . ‘ +? » a oe . y i ‘ * wv)? Os} ‘7 f ’ / ‘ : : ryt a . — Ss. Ris Le N—] » ; ar : ; se a — i - — nth p vur ceneral ave tacustry etate rot ao GIRL —Youns -tnte criepette neiness ENTS rr aaeyene oy apo ~ | ~ AF RING AN! owt # ; | a7 ; : "3 i i e city toder Acoly ; pe ence 4 why you ere quali 216i Thee ker crisnettes > yt an make wav CS m tire ana. ability rene f hed. ‘§ : = s Ges Bee op : . or » 4 Ca _ IT WANT “SELLERS i. ondbine 1 Hotel Annex. a ee of (ae ete ~ GLRLS— mee ¢ Anny bent ~yhelt or to industries hi 24 etes b ve sell half interest tm corties, Bex BOR PetDeaman. t) | | . Serist dusiness Box M41. P.-D RBA LE a a tom ‘ob Tet! on i me Wid —Te go on S0-acre farm DISTRI All : f vision ; Mchickens et Box Y- 150 P.-D Sel Kirstin FilGages ¢ , ant! : , —y Wii—For large. well knowr owners 3 It . 5 . wy $2000 for ball seed Y- i? _«, isive ftory. . ‘ m C3 men: pee vs to ¢t ——— - ; , +ta us hess » ‘ —- bus ness Sroker vith or last earned. physical . ' krow ed@e Drowerage experience thre territory re $1000 to OGt in business. Box wt “2 a ‘% “Taree ¥e 2h i Rs ay, sabia. ve ; ia eth ae haben. eee) Ce ee ee a ee , antee acceptable? Thi _Post-[rspa teh profit on A grey ri bp PE... - — th about $2000: have 4 : : ‘ is : - : . ioe? fT, r. x We 2. Pr m Eecanaba. M ch. c . : 48° "treet ZR YW: poe a —s ae ———— oO ~T48. +-TMapetch. t — ; ‘R as " a Hii al a --— x al - — Poet -h spe! a ms > " ae : = 7 yarce Cieye aS - P ¥ rou Pr be: em: +a ___ Pex ¥-51] Pret Dr'enatch ter and personaiitr. w R We , ; and seme kno» = By “sa ~ . d ‘ ‘ \ we 4 ~ 7 4 ‘ + : rou the caparity and She... as: o-o8 are : > PN me) ~ - ¥ : ; -s : ' r 4 — Tie = ‘hs be in ar Guality € wtility ‘Thewt o sy : : adence er hoo ert a >. ective =a » | GTRL—Expes — —Ladies’ — ret -t0-Wear i . . who can vest about $500 Ce “217 « “ TT) Te ¥ Tens : - » + . 4. oa hu ; bas) SiRL — ' )*@ Se bos" ion rem 0 se A Pee | 5 BYR PO a are f ir Sarinde-g 3 = a on4 & ia : | Lime doing cerrespond-' GIRL—Te as ~ — . ; a . a bal * & SURDIVI: ANI’ ACREAGE IR eS Te net. ether ans ity to lens (ew =a een. a a iG ; = a: . a on >, ; Mi imery Ce. T! yee as ag on here and supe = b tustneee . ‘wusement and com GIkLsa—Tee & : - = concrete | t: enier — ou’ Hite ‘exper aced 3 at - zg . mates > "=v *@et mer’ pPrep- raner _ Bex ‘s earning big com- —., - required. Bex M-S!1 GIRL—Otfece Why should you *» ‘ 4 ; Z » . ne 9 Lret : Filta a ®. te ae ———-— sl en ts ae oe * : . ey f Automotive wine bustness: goed position Gini-—¥or _ ~~ Pat a ¢ ¢ Se or os " “ ~U ret 7a 4) . " sales representative i. , ae tenes’ anedieaie ae —| - ewe . =. : "y a . - ' : — = = a - pius a Termanent connect! . company has manuf a4 s % “ rm ' wearenes exchange / Gint To & a producer , tive equipment for over cum Se | me persona 7 any ‘time thi ‘ +? , : neral manager MA RAY RE ; ») and has recently began : P WD. GIRL— White . : » 7 tape a 4 ae on TRAVELING MIY sp4 WOMEN visiting need a man for St. Louis | thers mand’ getty A bs : aan ea --* ne » : . : - a i . fs Gepartment stores and epecialty shone work has already been PRS cng adies t adédtece hegeer® ork. -— great’ '? “Fa aa theie ‘nore by ee’” fé 7 - ‘r men with bumper oF Dee pee? "a : wt ¢ ing ’ tinghamten tafliored , ' ™ of werk: write « geod GIRL— > ing n tallored | |. x .. L—wie , cialty experience. This 98! oa SS parents, at heme va pr i oe (.'¥e te ephoeme ser A37a Te Gini—te exe _lovety Re 19 med ) a ae 4 “l f areas : : peru ar Price. with opertunity for men with | as = : —_eee 6a tyies about every a = [neretrt «} month sales promotion experié , YoveExX— ey. . "I a — ¢ g sfmict!y cormmiteston view wil! he granted pf ve | ee Pw ‘3 week. Send? b- Dan- = rf emer: onthiy settlements if « x * "OR2way. a and aé a —% . . ore , desired = F those apolicante eo mnegidered dress G-3 dé i3. Post- Dispate - =~; — : ee ae fet. 7" mn fefintem ' nun r. ¥ as . > give (a Particulars as to their fut TT % -*“TS—Per mories pic- _ mathe ? : erperten ce resporeihiitty. A ENTION, - me ne '. Setratie: werk Call cartied. territory with list | ~ thee, _ reasons why yi ; ‘we often visited SALESMEN! | es De “7 Bide. Ask for dire ogg 7 treated confidenttat.| Our statisticians have ; > a Frocks. Bez 1003 Laranteet A Nay By on, - ot es ey 5 aul Saal yen te! ae 3 ee, es PANT by : Se we oo cal SOK KEEPER aad sienoe. hamton. ae | more than 500 news item ew °° Steerienced. Phene zt building records, and” Gh ARHTEN —— Be cocleeees : m1 ; ? r atiractive : : SALESMEN WANTED now publishing a book PMOwritinn anges aie een 4 : . . ' ‘ tie » = - ; 2 : . , . - «tin ~. ; ay “a em : : Me ca: Mona ' \—4 n n dey ’ , servic ) ' = ** To sell a real subdivision. We will . S , ‘ean aa «et . n? . . ; ' 7 nanoneemntasess fl ~ . er | ita § ae ot Gin See hens ; A UL P MENT "ESS" “TO yes manufacturer wants man- “ . i, a AGEN TS——Scartticg (rventiecn new raters - utfite furciene . a gee oot Ai ~ ’ . , ori MT es nt ; . thn ene ; i. aa , B WR LINE vy : ager farcnfMar fith St. Louis terrts . > a! . 4 watch Ct Deena | resta 2 " @«. Aa > ' ° apy NY iat gt Ban EMG ep ay Oe I Pea ee Med yp Ae ~ Cee a eel ef, eye ue 3 + pe e EO pein “a, tage angry } ed removah'e >iade ecismocs. ro sharpen pix ‘amt must be financially ina: when dull simmiy aire tn new ade aa rand ee : . . a ; 7 . > taemfer with direct digt ribaution. it AK a ne (ep! Suet Tike @ eafety razor: tremendous meonevr ts oe § grt ene Witcher toi err | Sat > a Ai pore el ' ye i Ss pa : os a oo VER eT AN EET. capable ow handtre large sales _ ites ‘i ? > BOOK at ' ** alle aie pare i - “2M | elle Gian “a ‘= ° - ~ mt . oe : os : .. , oe eed . : : ' ; _ bh Y * tome Ce. ‘Shear D Dane — V orm my heme maf! r x ar Ae nnarvenens | —- ~q indies 1 rrolete that's worth : ex we to - , r . o> = CAN TeE . Pew - ee “FoRS as services of 6 , Ra TOR Fae —-_ ©" PY, S—Fords make 34 m: allen ee gurvl — see | Hykine Garment Co L7 N. Sth rience Unnecessary. Bex B-4]3. P © eelic on’ WANT TO EARN S500 4. = aw |) eee wire exciustve sellin: te | ee mah | suber care ta Sropertian: start eaay ar mall os ended S,LESMEN—Experteeced. and . | en hoot ducation whe | ae 2m : . ' ’ ' , : > a . Pt. ~ . toner ton? 2a1FMEN — nl Atte PED rs tte co 4 ‘re ite noth*ng re ne'sy * 4 ‘ ° , . TB 10. . ~— adh . m4 Peceret a : - r B man need to > ‘ loose . ——- § «¢ fat! ot ee aes a ae “x ond le ——— wanes ot to ofwanize 4trect -to cmaubiar mae tee | Py and clutter Astounding and unbelier- ne mm « Sine 4 a -- ~ ; - be i = Bs - 7 4 ry ~~ . ee Al -aM PN —deveral ¢! ring ‘ et ho for exctustve outer anpare and gtovre-eilk § bi) three years ; CI here a.» and ab: OT ari : ’ | sacar ; : . ; ‘ > OF i= Sli wd ar Mp eet tie waa <g Ri ? eee % ' “*@ our eney mat |) calLeESMEN—T “comme: me | sé ete iin n ‘* ~ undergar ents _ome-fourth cost: enemm- socks: aff ox spare time. Meng with n tras eccTistormet’ to making big mores garent . ; tn- | 0a ment i: ces Arse'd Swi’ < jes: particalare free ‘ ech So. 7807 Greve Wera«te- ruPwe ; orpaen | the interests of the Ect -ton any é‘ A Peemnanen aaa *, 330. 1018 &© Wabash. Chicago. I chen, Ghtemee. it. } say gy —" wheter noe. Mai :- eve! neater. Phone Ove 549 ion Tenure Mercantile | territory. bs an oratln: Seats You . : Bmw n- ~ Sosttion geod apm ntment 103 A. 64 : ¥ - we eT. Randoipa i a Cerp.. 37 W. Tom’ New York City. (e) 7¢ ehepe}? rt Ht yee

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“Re SUNDAY. 7 SUNDAY, eeeecrs 1. 1925. ‘ANTED—Is the pos LO ao ee ition you seek advertised i mns MAR 25 : = s s ieee tta ee . « WANTED ) HELP WTD.—WOMEN, aii GIRLS HE HELP WTD.— —WOMEN. GIRLS. HELP > WTD WOMEN, GIRLS: mais ange colu ns today? _ a ___2OST-DISPATCH, iB SALESMEN CLOTHES tre RONER—Lady: must have at | GIRL—Or ee dea . WANTED Bri ESMEN least 3 vears:’ e xperienc e: ook? Monday woman. white for general | MILI LINER ERY ! MAK ERS-—Bookman Milli- + | Woseaso WTD.—WOMEN. GIRLS | _ SALESWOMEN WANTED a "| MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAL housework: ny x | a. m. read id rk: small apartment: 3 fam - — AC | QU ICK! y for work. J, Arthur Ande ilv: good place for right party. oe nery Co., 819 w ashington, _ (ec) a To oats as child; mother works, FURNACE— Front eee errmesyinn SALESI.A DIES—Are your re hours saris nie $7.50 per hour’? See Luxtone Co.. very reasonable. | perienced selling stocks, bonta omen ¢ m 100 are right in this AT MAKER a ight we want ay GIRL-—White: for general housework and ephone Lindell 1080J. 1900 N. Grand. ‘ ER. WOMAN—Eldoriy™ white: assist light N. 7th, Room 301. a Gabon ENGINE—1 Penta — ag Class; good wages. 3103 B -omys * rnd Protestant. Call Sunday Experienced + ale” and LrceneeP stead AF IOL-SILVERMAN good say, ronan se ——, mut. sowie: eer; a adjustabte pedestal io a Person Wishing to Make a k t. N. Granc 7) er an onday, 6564 Bartmer. For. |em loyment - andl vay rays GOLLUBE: oon 131. °M ) 4d bo 1one rest | Doo ard an violet ray. ! : ith ano} gan zation ‘th te el hag _ cad 7 : | | COOK white: restaurant : 7 a. m. to 2 D. =a 1435 ee ic) | MILLINERY &. 1400 Ww ashington. (e) 1209 ny yon 2 . O., WOMAN ena well ~ educated. ¢ beet tt INDOWS—17, — lpnenole wn ee ~snme . . oi r _Ca onday 10 N. Garrison. (c) livir ont er Y 4 # me - or 2 on , Pin eS tia eS . - “gg lim ich . ce Ona) . ow- ODerat % » ft all improv e¢ Pp ice COOK—Ex perience ed, white: city} references. pet MILI LIN ERY TRI M M ERS SHINGTON AV. A. one / oor work along schoo! lines; (HOT EL RANGES New and weed: esal or 1860 a week. Ba les Manager. 815 1 Day ¥ pays a good com mis- wages $50. Riverside 900. yf tomias cndy tor ‘ork, = =723- Central Na-| . sap ertonces. ves or piece he nk year- AT i PL JOOR. ment; $1500 ae a “ee ‘ } ees: jiaiestic.. Wrewets ee ulek . Ky, COOK 300d ~=wom: x. ound positions; pleasant day at condl- caeaeme EE CORE IES ‘ost-Dispa eas | FO | Meal. jican. at unusua rea! - | SALESMEN | | — oe bo / woman for gn | GIRLI-- —¥ oung, assistant timek tn of tions, SCHIEBER MIL LINE Co., Wow roaton. a R |} «Inver Co, 1000 Market. GREE oz Dt ieeeneel : ahowe 4 nes : ; ‘ abany 3340. | fice of overall factory; eee. ot 1105 Washington,’ 5th f! a. OPERA ATORS — We have (AY OR GIRL—Unencumberea, kind HOUSE NUMBERALS——Poreelain tile enam- BS Xp PueRCe ! = ve, Tange and ¢% tag and assist inexpe- (OOK—Or waitress. to take half share as | at figures; live at hoi) and eats rood as ee eee ee g an v right disposition, some expertence i eled; beautiful, attractive; re a and alee: gnien work ba: Ned by “ne Cont _— 4 500 Ite Partner in restaurant, Inquire | mended; give references and salary ex. MILLINERS. opening for several experi-| : ‘sgag > apg days, week go0d cook: | night, Auto Sign Co, 1601 Olive. ladyvertising; only men of proven s E ne See COOK Wire East St. Louis, PONG, | pected first letter. _ Box M-45, Poat-Dis. Experienced trimmers on ladies’ hate: enced operato M febster Groves. Radar. as. af, IR INVALID CHAIKS—Iinvalid beds for eale Pw be Conmagered. Mpwsham mornings "Call be oa rte: oe “Tors Seth Na ax pres Ce week ag nday. make $20 .° $50 P rs. ust have | wome N—Experionced woodwork claaante Ca Ve Oe Car or Tent: trussem, braces, elastic stock- BRIDGE & REACH MFG. co ® NEWS. . y wat paOnaay indel y 3841 | 1 w Pply Monday, 8 oclock, &th| ex erience ral , and floor scrubbers white. | logs, supporters. H.E Lende, 8 8. of & | 4204 N. Union ie ed a ollmever De velop- | BOG Bi. beret if (e) | ee | GIRLS OH ae O’Brien, Nassuer, i + ap wash dresses OF! Pine st cruovers; , Apply 915 reer wanes : : . , , . 7 i : e ~ . c } onmia n. e re -C . . lata ;, . ’ ; f > e Pp | SALESMEN---HIGH Chae 3 ‘ | nai tench: mast Jean. Cali | ™@ke children’s dresses; don’t onoeee ut? —— milar wor Our girls work | — Ty solicit cleaning and dyein bia peng - HAIRS AND F REDS To el} new homes tn exc} - sie ment Co., | Sunday a.m. 510 Market st less you are experienced and can make LINE RS 12 months i in the year and ear est vo! = ki! ny ow ph a whe | escription, 4219 Qlive. "Wess yi ‘ t le ns ‘ cusive a : +t 4 j Co ae, wo a eral een a 20° to $25 per y . re € € Pi Yr) rerest vou. ‘eckham C. Lb. Co., 4455 dell § ° Ties. pienty of Prospects : onal | ife COK—Coglor: A: general housework : no Week. RICE- ST IX FAC. i] A N 4 1j Nidell AOVT (cOe) must have automobile and furnisy ; Internat) 4 washing: smal ll family: stay on place TORY. £406 Page bl. (c34) Experienced - RI a> RS good salaries. kKLY & Ww ALK.- Wome a —_ re ; ng in South St. Louis: Ka MACHINE SHOP MEN 7% pi VN ‘ . . , . ° | TRON GR ™ ” rong : i an ” = ac Vv Pat | ‘ or It ) wth ns * Mey Be 1¢ alae re « ] ving t have he ht h tf “ , “| SA LESM | Cook-—W hite iniiemiad Hospital, 3500 Seances - ee MIL MINERY T RIM MER Texas av x id 8 OSS. before 2 p a ot P00 CLDTIIC LE Kline SIO Pranktin a onttee eneem Of Se. — = EN Bh wool Foferences gequired. 6440 Ellen. | HEAD WAITRESS—For city nation | Competent trimmer, to fill | ———~~-—__ vi = Pe me for inte DURUGGS- | Serge tonchnine aetieye tie) gape, roams hou : a4 IC I pai ; _ Sn meet (Cc) pny reom 201 Muni« teal Cour ‘ts Bld or , it} WOR KIxG HOUSEKEEPER—Yor nurse . old. “hi ‘ me e . ltories Severak high-grade men's “te gi eet sere R. ATORS— The fmanufactui er of | | HEMSTITCHER—Experienced: ae Bis. | @ rood city position. Good Op- EX PERI ENCE a ; Splendid surroundings, Box ~~ ree. we on | 4c 3 ~~ _ > was lose out at oid ; . 2 ational! a sey oor ( ot } eee. pple! . —"s . | nishings salesmen. M ust ba ¥ ot div} ision propert: V ening for experienced Relietskendhomet ! W ashington. acob Mange & Son, bra port unity for Ww oman of real | R Ap a = spate. ‘. — _ x are: \ VAND | VOOR f - Hn a on jo mete roc og te 1a ; Se n oe . i ( —Colores t iiture h 1 av wa | | nerienced., Apply at ones to & ) in southw est Ct Louis. s Mr. we ae Saas Mo. Ins. nCYSEGIRL—For general Seen af ability, Ww ith over 5 years’ eX~ OPERATO S apply 910 N. &th et. - | | MAN TEL—Mahipeany: ~— nrete, sam lapiness | _ poten ndent of Employvme i : ; asi a oncay. I. F. Dunie, 7278 Manchester | | rot NG GIRL—White; to assist in ots | rw ) SR. , (¢) year: | zanine floor, Mt, MERE shis is your opportunity | Tiree yo »_ DeMOSSTRATORS o€ nod ap- | “home ae For housework: more fori perience. KING-BRINSMADE | | atnariment. Poreet” 10805 fc BARNEY D.G.CO MICROSCOPES Ana accensortea_ eat a Wk. bic money as the | Pearance ant’ with-some expertence: dem- | TOUSEGI Eanes 49074 Cook,” (| MERCANTILE CO., 1701|9M dresses; steady work pp rg ‘i | Selb Pest-tieehies ee ad by “e = lon atin OO ¢ roc ; , a Ne se work: . . . isla preferred; festern Union Tele- ) ‘os ePAtCh. ror S LX, Ls A 0 It. & F 7 F iL, ER. ot in subdivision | Siaaaateat! on at the vate ny 5 pins _—7 3 ( wee 2417 , aa usemk: aie. | W ashington. (¢) Ne ur gran Lada 514 Olive st. Ask for Mr. Ce Ee MULTICOL# Rn i PRE ss—_ WwW machacrerne le of | ALi he AN. f ‘ - | Show, Write. giving age. experience, ref- OUS GiRL—Gaiho; ic: references - ‘ yy b ccc ) : : : pian deal paper feed; in excellent condition Bee per | CUTLERY, TOILET AND LEAT pg y is just beginning Fey Bee salary expected. Hox. ¥-147 eeral housework. 3120 Lafayette, (er) | “MILL INERS — Experienced in Ser Greets calare Gn atua Gees ie 2 cee Y ay ble. 825. Chouteau ev. “) BPO G ‘OODS, : " : =" | Post-Dispatch ky OUSEGIRL—PFor genera} canon “papa Gi Sa o — , by & Whole. | | NEW cit¥ map just out shy win a r | eh lending and well-known Eastern mammmmuons are that 1925 will! ypooranpR — Exp ian sie ieitilpaenei a oughly xperien aha wk: no expe: PG Fn . . ) PUSS LESME! “a | to spell and pun rat May aes bet a : competent | 105 Did. : ee weer Ww hi t os ie Tan ustw ry | yh tal 16: 0s. om - iy . ‘Josephine Ho me | ror RETTER PAYING POSITIONS | PAINT— White color, bought ¢ U. 8. / permanent t 3} itio ere 7 sad Se ; i Hi (SE : > ie - co — ae as ling on ( . ; | = ent. ¢14 Washington. Sth floor. (co) | ably experienced with office lOURS;, Salary pev. a week pe A K ee oy. of ponening: RY igen ag 7 Es ‘ -HAND PIPES | Ores. rite or wire for free se p tay in 1} @ 1453 Dodier st ( tog come ea OPERATORS AND FINISHERS = | nt te age, experience and salary expect. | : : - arf . lk BS & homings salary. this work, | For ‘amy purpose: euarant fit enerel Service Clothing cing not merely put in me til | } 6019 ae AM, race nent - aqguItS no Washing dresses Apply 53205 Faston HER > : ox RP Ons Post.D swatch F . y peur bonus, W 11 h W onde rful Op- | Soon = of the oe yes og known conditian: new threads come a oe acturers, 82 t aterm" 07 'OpRe a . | . ides Ri . ” ton Service, may not only bring you! save v Ab rs, 827 Victoria | Bidg.. St. Louis, OPERA vin bediitieg ‘uty parlor; must have portunity a) advancement. far greater earnings than you ever dreamed | SUPPry io Seu 2: 7 4 IRON AND ey ANT MEN PREFERABLY BE-/ EXPERIENCED TRIMMERS | HOUSEGIRI— White, for genera} : T a , - aa sa ig i 4 4 ‘ siren, | wor os A wt, ae ek ne a > experience. 4610 Gras ols R 1 \ Sad > ore . were possible. if you . lected hs ‘ “ alt. iS AT, ESM AN Wanted ; exne 28 and 40, although if you have go . , . ie K: in Clayton; nvenient to 2 «tre OPER A aa a oe xperienced SHI] ly AKERS I OSILION permanent, see M r. | with ite extensive favel and its ‘pisonant SECONDHA ND PIPE COPYISTS AND M AKERS | cars; small family Call W; {to )6sew OOF (1 don't care how old you are | as , are YY “4 . - ° : 2 ¢ aii 2 down 7 f Dowe machines 4180 on Duttonhole wre i. . - ae ‘ associates of your own kind may become | Bids. enced; age 25. to 85 ; ape = MLEVIS- ZUROBRT he ey eer amt ist cor Por general housework ; | Chines Weinstock Co.. 615 N ct yelee We have good positions open | Dunigan, 1005 Olive St. an event of new and tremendous interest pilings, ato laren cating. aan ane noes : = , * - r—_ “pay, sViS-G LUD ‘ ( i us - POO ‘ reguilt ed OPVhRATORS iexperfenced or ennen nm your ife ositions Ca rry guaranteed | : ure munity jobber. > Training in stock b an MEN ia : a rAND _ 1113 Washington. -. amiiy. -Parkview 1794. 704 Le steady work: a pas . De 1 ‘Bango. Je for e xperie nee d operators. SV iT] [-REIS PI {NO ( ‘O. ge Bo. and an intensive training | oe crane Fs a he ga oe in ~the solid. Ww 0 are e¢ uca e¢ ° “A iO are s Kk > , iSe- And foiders a Iso ASSO! e ra ay. Cc “04 Ww: aa . ‘ ? 4 , nr) p on dresse 1ce= LX ac Ories Ie XC ept ional Oppor tunit a and write = fully about your self. We have iCO.. _#1 30 Hal Hall at. (ce 9G) : ' @D0Ve @4i tUES. a * a Dial OKIN in sma! ‘ i! Bteadyvy work, goo ay. (lar: Sermant | ) ‘ ewer he : : Y} ches in w Af if SY = experience, e ucation ; ada Pissire to succeed in a substantia! FELLING FANDS 4on men's coats. Feld-} 3 a oe might S21 Westgate een | 819 ‘A sehinatan oe Klara Garm pe 2850 , A | Ie ke I: ERS( yN. ' ~ lonaly Known firm offe Ts perman- | arrange personal Taterdiow “immedtate wil} | See tte [D All sizes and uses. 50x ‘1-111, Po st- Dis atch. . - : ; stantia man & Flacks, 701 N. 16th st bth | view 1494W fc) | OPER ATORS—Experienced —~ . ow ry raveiing position to woman, JU to 49,! you are selected. Address F OMP ' ew @aA'so build! iron. porry = de loor OE er Eat ] mic in ” eed . -xperienced _ on dresses 4 +14 | AC I | wit high ehool or college cducation: sa!- ON £ Ox Coupling Ce ‘ing & terri - q floor. ec) amd, he reER Also do co ng for come ready v . Goldsteim-Goldberz a sah Ed ary, commission and bonus from etart: es * & OO., Pub... 58 East Wacelanion Sidney 1758. P t tt a\ing & delivery. _o- CORRES > J : F NT HE MEX WHO 2 ee PINISHERS—Experienced on lresSes. 143, oat . - h family. Box M-2 Ms Garment Co J-12 Lucas (ie) SULDERERS—Experienced on @ssortment | fers opportunit y tor ste ady ad incement to |e. Caleage, Hl. : & Sons. 2219 8 a ord. rr i ON DENT ; -—_— oP aes » ARE CON { nited Skirt and Dress Co., 90 Wash ‘3 hy sig tov I i- 430 od "7 plain — rood OPERATS IR—Experienced on ladies’ hats: | + ai ~* K fndependent Meta! Works, 5il | executive; ive educa! ion, age and former ; — TA) E c ? P and Man. executive! y quali fted, desirous - gh to believe they have enough | , oth floor, (Cc) HOt’ : oa Sidney. Cx thoroughiv ene rienced only need app.y : Broadway : (co) empiovment Ox (3-133 Post-Dispatch | ° ABI ‘heap. 4024 8. } Broad- not connecting with a bigh-« lame Pmmm i ésesrs $100 o week. which | F INISHE RS AND HELPERS ies o hs KF i ve a rooming house: | opment Has Co. 1110 Pihe, 24 f1. | SJ ‘ tote oe COOK White: board. | | FOOL” ‘TABLE FE—Parlor s -) ing os ition ieee eee r felli King establisoment. Madam Goodwin, modal : tnd. ive Pie “ORS—Experienced on ladies’ sif) arne sospital, 600 8. Kingshighway. | —_ : n dini $2500; our proposition is of high ive 4 ee eae oR Om sorte 621 N. Kingshighway, (c) | HOUSE ‘KE Ke os ER—Young wo oman; no ob- and woo] dresses. Apply La Vogue W ~ st = ted) CANVASSERS and SOLICTORS SA LE—WTD | table and buffet. 770 Haic liffe, 4: E | POPCORN and peanut eae 6872 Del- ~|chararter and to a man of real | hy. Spence: lect chil Box M-°43. Post-Dis & Dress Co. 905 Washington, 7th fl. | SPOTTER—Experienced on ladies’ gar Peer N ™ar (c) ; a — mys ra 4 ce and business acumen the fast- ~trowing ; i xr ee ‘ ; HOU EP eb AMS =i oh gp ieee : ne : - is , . aan . : ~— xpert Tor a:leration deptartment: only : SEKI f | Ri—Motherlees han e more OPERATORS 4on men's cate and vests nents, steady work. Standerd ( eantne | pre Ge ic) gpa s “ed gyn ne veg oe a aa I as a — pot ‘ests those With past experience in high-class for home than wares 3216 M erame 7 nN = + ienced. Gubin Clothing Co., 615 SPOT) ing ©0., 3444 Gravols. SOLICI R For ween a “aveing } PC CORN MACHINE —Almost new, 2101 - « 4 . Ds AaSSis eS V man ‘ standilsht ie Me ed ‘ " rood ec — " ier ; > — N ; ) S oy iw “ey Ra Fe ne Pne . . ‘ ome FOF Cc anin a . ' | joy @ large profit-sharing return. We oan drawing account arrangements seg gage oe or > A, : alary and | HOU: K REP ER—Elderly preferred: ligh: > “o seaeet te gem ec on fancy company. JApply Standard, Cleaning amd Post-Dispatch Want Ad Phone, Olive 6600 PI “wr omen av, Victo ‘sth not desire recelving replies from th ; care of his persona! PXpense f eames : I _ s O54 1» 8 © a 6! he ag ee } none work for two ad ilts aE - 2 Mix hf ga a. OF PRATC RS —E experienc ed - di resses~ eX Cine ta} 7. us WOT a nd + omy pay ‘on lve ine Co 43444 ‘ ‘ravols ’ r ‘ e) Solid agate, 80c line, dai! ily or Sun _fallon OLL } AINT, all colors. BT 31.50 pe per &. | merely curious, but welcome any man while he is undergoing cvr in-' zanne. ated ’ ‘y sonday, Su- | HOUSEKE EP ER—Mia g perience inishers on dresses Apply et , ant @aning Co., 2 bi maw sept ; — D ° cker a aper lB eae Vt se) ceanne, inc. 41 Maryland ipie pre t Gros } os, N. Newstead. 4, | CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS—Elther leplay, $5e daily, 45c Sun.; out-nf- 1303 Fra kit some | 8 purposefully intentioned and can training. dur oP Aaa a é iS —— i : (el) , ed. ee Béoon ri ; 6 at once. jross and Fis! wall. 701 Lue as ; ; e Fran in. en. to | Qualifications. Box G-81, Post- -Dispa aetrate successful. method CB pee Ae bn Wy CHECKER—As assistant cashier; cEEPER —Take a : A Mat av., 6th f1. co (c) | STARCH GIRL—} xperienced. Bright and | sex, are you looking for a good proposi- oe agate. 85e¢ daily, 46c Sun.; dis- Su; SH CARKT—Hand: teria|s ; and direct hie initia! work under, _J2USt Mave references. 637A De Bali leer than eee > degen, Aero > my room- | OPERATORS—On all parts of white duck hree Laundry, 5572 Easton. tion for either all or part of your time play, 45c daily, bic Sun. Discounts, body, 26x48 inches; ce $18. ” tine EADY ’ on of a su cessful field manage: —s _ cnn ciigdaaenm dle-aged, with rateree: e 3791 6 — ciothin mus e experianced; highest STENOGRAPHER-— Also genera! calling on public? Salary end commis- per line: Aga c—3 times, ic; 7 times, ley Smythe Shoe Co. i prlee fl.. 200 Waal - ” ¢ @ °"" {GERMAN LADY--For housework: take | HOUSEKEEPER—M therleas home: 7 ages; steady ¢. Abbot Jacket Man work.’ Apply Josephine Hospital. 1ut0 | ,,B:, See Mr. Frigs, 312 Equitable Bidg. 8¢,; 80 times, daily $c, Sun. 2c. Dis- | _'ngton. 7a HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH (nherokee car to Meramec eét., wa! country estate Ape petals inaend I met ufacTuring Co.. 922 Pine oy S. Grand 9 Bee’: ; GI. 3 Locust. — é ae play 3 times, Ic; 7 times, daily fe, MA. Miles’ 318 Plas SALESMEN Senha taal estate oF incurens .i., West. 4316 Tcolozan ° Particular Rox £-22 Poste 4 al any X. OPERATOR-TYPIST.—Experi- | STENOGRA PH SECRETARY—VFor ) Beets. Sun. be; ¥ times, daily $c, Sun. be. “OT ler, 218 ne. Ollve % te ; selling experience in these !in is 4 T finish coat 72 N ; on om om ve ie LIS wn enced Can - or nf atio low le tate "i ‘ “parr : ; By inimum l RADIA TORS— % WR HAVE FINE OPENINGS ee. | seg te ~ S982 £29 _S_ J nion.(e) | HOCSEKEEPRER in faluiiy: aod waeh. | give-fall detalin in rent an te eames | See Ged hy Nort! Bt. Lovie; stat SALESWOMEN WANTED Anas 20 scotlona: & hin Ba EASTERN TEXAS MISSOURT DA se low ees BOSRNOS. Coe. Lane: mz no cooking. ‘all Mondayv./ 531: cations asieaMionee ase” akinre ve ie aie) ee ane “i il ML ath ts _P.-! TE - AUCTION SALES botlers. ive FOR C APA BLP MEN 8S HAS TO DO WITH A NA-. { es Wh t . ay ral hh , “FHa sililar ay se * 4 Box ¥_939 Post-Disnatch ae ~—" P oe ne . a a east. P forwarding | HOSIBRY SALESWOM EN—Se!] wal ie Tn - am Pl ery _ . co Bas ie ay Y yore e J SF ss ie. ior gener: nous or , OF "See repe , ey : ~ — : . ‘ iraiiic -Aperience ePssentia 7 . y - tes wa armer’a, MADE wTiinad TERRITERING. : ‘ VAAL a iE / amrggps Interdrive ‘arkview 1594 Sehowas ‘ es Nemesia yet idustrious unineum- OPERATORS——On dresses ; reaay OT (ate sa&ary ted LOX POR ranted silk hosiery to consumer; preier ree aiso steam kettles: oa avi = , “a U “TT. rt q ~ % Ad - an Wun and sradstr et ° ; : b J : c) ‘ manag : state ave and ex work Appliv Fre ch Mrz . ‘ . , % . i Ra Leaww omen now selling under wear ’ arket. Bensin ARE A LEADING HOUSE C¢ ARR : is doing a half million doliars «f “ Gil RL—Genera] housework; good home: Sés rien: ore a ret. T 4 eahine tant vy NE ag : Po -&. el 7 ~ ey Am Hen —( “Ome your lady | iresae r é +. aioe i ponestienasmested nger LINES OF POPULAR. Pincun oan nee Allg atl — ollars cf na as @ Smedeer, >; ‘So fence. 3 x : Post-Dis., Wa hing m av., 7th floo h h 001 ed uc ation; salary $1i H «pg 5 es os Feats 114-116 | a RIFL -ES—Two 22 caliber; cheap; Stevens. rite ie DRESSES, ADDRESS IN CON ; ‘ “ ik i For amet. Mise : ine he VI {— Fp: light housework: | OPE RATORS—On pants warted: stitchers skiv: «ts , ee + 4 A LBADIE * ~— = RES TSE i 5219 | Wells, SINCE IT aS ARTIC b 3; ¥oOT’ > pr — : gape CSS BOUSSWOre rho iaun- undry for « ‘all between §8- phe: an on ? 10! itl othine hone - gs r m jis—LDignified employme rx x _ aay gt Ie, inike ee ricu ov a . op READY rO BE- ry: rererence 2813 La faye €tte (7) LO3W wee S20, M ery te “y pOene. Nemo kan a dsr th © DO ¢ : No 1 a P ber. FP st Dis. ' of refinement; part "= go yg OF Taree’ RIFLE—New 33-30 pend, gt At. Damn ©, Gon t appiy. Part Ww bh “~ for genier } } us . y) k : of - ~~~ W hi etc ’ ae yore aan lJ ; R—1s ’ wt itn abo: ¢ | PP of ts VW i f | ‘ ‘ . : (gun “poste , , for neral housews ref- LEPE Middle-aged refined etn hon cc) year's } . i) Pome oc aes hen Dispatch. 12 hay ° didi. ESTOS ! 464 ‘ershing F arent 92064 oma r otherieas har il : 25— Exp. ! Dk experience; high s# hool educa- | ps rietae necessary. ample 10 gas, F SALESMEN % BHON MONDAY AND TUESDAY. Gini wh. eed “ Pe pico ig m the se Ss artes % 3 "gen on os ~_ tA eee RS oo vo — u rh power a pene t mn pre 101 i: go a apport: inity to ad- | epelak Co., 5138 W. 22d pl.. Cicero, Lil. eh and i railroad maps, all —— of y "ya | 76 a ore : 4p . . > - Ac (aii? _— ee Ss oe MLC iV ign da y ( al « ‘ ice 7 I cust toon » | , , } Fo gpmaegnamate RNE bOTEL., | nite ane snenandvat Phone Cabeat HOO {c) Inspec ore: permanent positions at eg STKNOGRAP saa ¥e ong) e eT ee cor pppans ed one anes UGUuCI NE aew Kuaranteed hosiery, 47 / ae uesd meaner If you do and have a ie GR et - ££. r. oid boy, kind. fond nit hil - s jd floor. "OH". sent bo apiiea ea acl “oe on eo a3 cura te Son simp aad Ss. on — deli ready «| By order of the United States Mstrict Maumana e Co, 34 and = i rec ora as a producer then rou i; RS GIRL “hx peri noed at adi ‘ vF } rk 4 Tis housek: per refer ‘tute ave {>}? i -RA TOR—On all nearts white duck Boy M.4° Poet-T) Ae ~ —eoe a 4 Ui ' A SATIS} “ane Or rs; ® aeliver ane Court for the Southern District of ris i - . __ SO " , ae - , ’ ‘ : . > bs . id . = 3 . . - LJiSDA h j ( eat ’ ; perience ot! met Ss “4 hs WN—Middie-age (> wo + are ering mr , ’ . bh ry ‘ “4°47 ? Woodbine. Hotel ‘Annex. a 7— etperience and r ? re _— quali «161 Thurman. (jrand 3888 M. f for right person mail fami: 7 V dK LSS Z Pp iv \ T ORS N a ( - f = paone Lowe “ 7 give age) SALESLADY—E y sand a ed. and file cle ~" Consisting in part as follows: STE AM-JACKETI i Me TF A ; Ree. Seas us tf carer | gout ria have |GIRL—To je eauty cultu , 4 en ee ee — Cae Olive “s 28 fio = a te eae 4 MER —2616 Shenando : and (own ithin £ le rubber-way!tion We are also offering the Rea! Rotate | TRUNKS-—~Wardro ~ and _ dress ‘one ’ wages 248. Post-Die —- : a Wa — Box Y- 342 P.-D. ’ tye ieee De. : 7 ’ . % ; : : . - Oy OS, Sra rid rTnore D 7 dei > man i+ OP kK R A TORS ie icxperienced 4 it pd ie wei > aR a > xperienced. App] 52+? reducin i i in - { lemane . L res "s this concern. comprising one of ‘the ‘ ‘all today. Dealer, ce 2753 A Arsenal ot . ¥ epA cn. ' ame: undry driv er w ho CON . rz . shi fa A: ahs i. no ga boy } l ‘ 4 vyOoOrTrzan r ri . rvice narm iT ments {'s ' re j st groups of modern machine shove | TRUNKS— ardrobe 4 we bus Y-51,. big chance for! GIRL Sty jent preferred ; NeeT rs gp so Ap 0 clerical WOrk ., _ ext hang or wash dresses : steady — M ME RSE Kperienced a ae s straw es | M-J20. J "20 : Berd iron foun iry. all da viight cone | Metropolitan Storage ee be 7 Wid. rest ost-Dispat. h lznt house Work n . : h . ¢ , oe ' 4 : Fagen thew ie pee - “pl rown & Busi . k } , \ ( R , NN — O_ Wash Kton : re L) sates iemaia matte “ORS uetween 70 An ‘ : tion and ali equipped with electric (\ TT —To start * “Tater Flake’’ nd board; small] wakes ox Y-%! - eo nm an = ore Ore, esi pay : % I ) IGA. ss Ex er’d ri ft } if ir mers a: perm: nt! if iy opportur ity ranen. can be inspected two days prior to} Two Ri FEATS. stn me HICAGO mm § . East . AyU Is: 5i)- SO } 4eis _ =. eee ' — ° | Ita young iadgies or — ' uf ay ° ‘ ry, "rT ‘ ‘ ~ [Dp iis, . rn ! af 4 j i mo lit a} , work €12 7 , at) STK RN (5 ARME \ | ( im 615 ? oid estanliened rr ris facturers: @alaryv auction saie . : ' 4 | Olive 8096. “Mon day. nter; $12 —- ~es es : ~ r’ ert eis I iW - commis: » experience cessar,. Ap- > : ' and comm ssi (‘onsolidated Coy... 3)]8 mf vtive ctreulars can 6 ovtaine at Rive experienced men want an Wid—One with bus : soa Peer anne 4°. aciede. y at ones, Hoyle & Rarick Clothi: g N.N inth St., 6th floor. _Copyi sts & Makers ; Sth s (e) | office undersigned auctioneers , ZASon SCALE—Herman Paule, 117 Wiow enw eae to sell our bene g iine of 8 indence schoo! with Daya: a or ag , for genera! housework, 2931 0., GO6 N. Broadway bpp hare Fierce w permanent posit! SA LESLADIES—~For spare time work: ex | nigh wade gy a ry a = OS W. LLL PAPER ’ 7 ce, [ ive i \ f ‘4 } yr j y? ’ » lgers) 9 . - ,” , att Akio . " TP tao ' ojyader to Ps " * : > 4 ' |such as Romer Exes. [ba miveroeral tred of 4 ranted: some can-| Vj ufton. a 5 (¢ men Egnte. Tepnone |i. ~~Middie-aged or el deriv, for light | ¢ IPERAT ORS—Ae ‘me and Mul- LEV 18. ZUK COSKI MERC Q.. i} ae fae ye9 Bon pom ee oe ad a4 a ~ iY pee gt will be required trem each bur- Pa h jford & Sons Axminster ri = M-206. Post-Dispatch, | 7 — - . housework for home and smnial|l salary 1] Washingtos : et” ean Ge ee Ge ee toe r. Positive! no checks accepted | per hangers real estate men, here's ms: aiao fu R Wid GIRL—Ext erienced in feedine " . wer reference sauired e ; atta : tetor: $35-S50 weekly Write Heaith- y ple your chanc 5000 WY ‘ ' mm, r h- we; ROT IEICE in teeaing JopD ar ts ' . ADINN 34 4 aire ‘ , ToT une lads mn sonia aaund unile ¢\ nce: rolie at a . rect cy Ay + tee my a gagimne i an, Who a cl he ty y tr tel inder Dresses ly John T. MI! "hi on ‘& rt ap 30: between ‘:. na j ee tiple G ridle: automat 1¢ serew , = @* gis aa + Bg," ae © 7 Tex. Corp 1154 Burnhain Bidg i. ry, MN Ww McDOWFELL. Trustee smal) quantities not sold; call HB me aye A ere on ama ‘ : i yout S2000 Ca ” ” ail « ‘+ i Su ne ws ies ye aCe ’ " pply of] ’ Main. Cas Nir hel : . re r he | these pos! tion : age (8 ae ae and expected. Box L-126 G RI as ogg : o> , operators. MAXW ELL MO. TY PIST—Experienced East Side q iy oe ,DIh Cas “ ' a rr ‘ ’ . ° week Rox Oe gpatch es fas litem ithe as i we, | Becker, Levinson. Schwartz and Fr rat we cad y Ad ony ong on alg ce 2 de Smiall A api || and th ww Cees, oe » * Tee ae BBS toon I OR (( MRPORA l ft »N : New- TYP IST T art ' ' } ar ig Rtg oe A tet ay ol ‘he | “ ~—~Attorneva Sot Trust ae Ra nb R HEATER — en: Ag Gav: no financing nec | *pare time 4 6 A ag . ns rite dets } ietter, . . wa) ARP naa : 4 Mw nee Fn, re 2 9 ate , r abany apply im Derseon be! ween rf) and a. : ow wh QO! nz Morrespond GIRI T cael ; rhea ei O A=sist In rh reom: orviun- ip tee , Sa i i* { ast f i. re ana. . _ " ; = iy *, ata .* I? nar . . : le oon 2 - ~ s ~ - 4 A 4 ta —~Mna f- sized | adult: C r “Apabs% (any day ering the - i Post Dispatch eiher sex Be to learn mil line ry trade rOlluber |: nn ed c! — aT Ce : , ~wnmita i... 3s lh oe. n op -rson da x) Py Bo 2 n| RQRSUIEs O “Auetionsers, mes ge He nel-operstine, Colfag BAGOW. be 413 Chestnut. — —For amusemen: as yt aed Co., 140% Washington ' aa UNE. PO 1 An | ER \ TORS Kx perienced on "tate dian yi tor os tisitansee cae . @ Web , fo; | 8°91 Peorta life Ride . ae | os SAALES menoures. tail % , Mexe - , ~ nd con GIRLS—Two io! * ‘ealers: must be nin thoo!l: salary with outfit t ee : oo me. .' sup ty Tag ms hie - L . —F Pp a on fares ge 07 ' . aterials. prwes: sviess » EX ECU IVE :. Amie: telary pone — —— “pps — oe ed on register work, «Schleicher CSE CUUree ist racuate;, exceent uppor- dresses ; plent: \ of W ork all nteeieaiedwion’ tk te gaaltiinn i . - : gett stow aa an ht full pe a — ' First Nat lon | Bank | F jag. "¢C h Iago, “Ju. : Srardlard Shade Co. ona1 Olive. eal > as . 0 rent wnat ag ps = | MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Won with lovely “bark. Yor. 7 a c) cae Bea” aceeee pity =? | ‘ ‘ eu? with knowledge o Ter — Mills, 547 ourth av., Pittsburg, Pa (Cc) 1279 w ? at b willing to lear O ers Hic. | a ‘ - irate ledg ijl ig , , aroner ter. Automotive equipment uf ria >with $2000 going | tanhone Box YOR? p a ae aa die- | LADY—To 100K aft adie J, Come re ady to work. GOLD- 0 do general office work: salary 5 | SALESWOMAN--For ‘sales “and light as-! ARTIFICIAL, EYES—Booklet free Denver | YOU Fi favorite brand xs YP epecs ' bus! ness: good position — ’ +3 oO. Or SDa housework: arise from 7:3 ) . 7 | B Ml a , CO 1209 W; } . 7 state age. experience. references teration work tin clothing store: steady Ootic.. 500 Barclay Denver. Colo, (ec | prices: cape, ma) t at POD sales representative wanted. + Money secured: &! 3000 atock GIRL-~—For ght manufac ‘turing work. ; all evening and Sundays for her ] A t s I. J\SF a9 wm J asn- mber tox G-250. Poat-Dis : positior Smith-Daniela Clothing Ca.. 507 | ) as. $8 ll — * et anro- : company | - aoa 8 bonus: mer he n't. Or wifice | Dieasant s' rrout icings (all between OU If; couple employed More for home : g } f \ iv aes — ; a N Hroadway, 24 floor (eth) | ASH PITSR-— ‘or rugated Pe Economy | Nin . , ne rani: mri. ey Has manufactured au ; : food refe wag | end 4. 617A S. Jefferson av. (c)}| than wages. Cal! Benton 12083 Sunday | Ngton, oth loor. (e WAITRESS—Girl. 3103 N. Grand (Cc) = - —— ~~ | Sheet Metal Works 3850. ‘ine ton. ‘.1n- ‘ . z & > P Dp rence exc ha d : . : , : E 120 J “unGca) = an -_ — . . papaitivenibpeesees ine . "Te L> Tow a a he at's ’ , -Vew br git capahle | a 615 , tive equipment for~ over ten . x oat Dispatch GIk (L—To do ne era } ho ise work and take a. mm. oF Vio ni la ic) ) yy TC 7 WAI! | R LSS—~Ex per ernie | ] ‘30 lafay- ” j ’ f . eur outxide work el) 51. i (c99 ARMY “STORE SPEC greek. and has reeent! b h Sains a ==] care of Fi, Cameraman patnt. antt | ing of Aan attractive bumper. women. GIRLS gegen soe i “exper enone. to care for | his an pect SS hw f Pana 4Xxp rienced giris to wor on | : * (c7) SA] 1} SWO ME NN. $30.$40 weekly commie. BATHROOM hd tate” ‘ wg oe will rs ’ a cone year-o'ia chil three days a kk. In ’ FOougl Oren , iPSt-CiAss reren r. ‘cag y . TRESS- "hite room and ward: a len F person: | stationery ’ fap (ail 0 Dp. m undgay iting | ne ( dl aA man for St. Louis for rs thoes. Vpewr ane “Oo? kx : T ni ver sity ‘ ‘ity ‘ ‘all Pa rk. iew a heolutely : neceseary : b. pplicants must f Pp rons a nd VW ash aq resses. W ork ; 7 , 4 { {20 ; iinet nm > i , } t me ex rer ie ~ © rerp rye. eaeary ~ | Schofield, near Page ard Ferguson | hen vv COYe eralia pee | work has already been done. r WERS—y,.,,¢ mOx M-* : GIRL! te. to assist with children 4 | en dhee flacemerg ord gneiss * trae Rtg near home SAVe time and car- ' 35 Mu hae: ertessianh nana ; ples free Bart Greeting Card Co.. “parents. at i 4. GIRL-—With goog references. to take care | ieee eeach, Call 5309 , Bee “el R. LOWENRAUM MFG. CO tock ‘Bakers Lac ‘ ly those thoroughiy expertenced in la-| BUILDERS AND Hive telenh ; f ciwoak eheck! m: apply in person ae nn NOt : ——— RA58 S. Broadway (c44) ‘ or To wee a AS aoe lies wat and svife whol —. Mong On nut 537 A Le BRalivier io) ici EK ePER ing woman for Jjigh . ee Se wie ; - . son a len Tar oo « Benes Only T elalty experience, This-isa aple an with Po ’ : ‘ ry* ’ % - | 6t-Dispatct housework at 3 ; ain coking in small OPERA [ ORS —— Experienced ——. oie — ; . . | with | opertunity for men with ‘exte NTS——New and used. at factory Wieeler Co... 613 N. Broadwav (9? , 9 Siodes Hand Dealers Very e | sules promot ion experience. In Wo ME N ¥; c ' . i~—In exchange for light services ffer ‘ } RB . en ; view: Ww iT} be granted ] ' cep ae extra ° k : ~ ‘ - . ee : -* . : pamiiy of adu a good Wakes, OX ° ° : iA ’ a a | Ri ¥? § : hot _ ’ have hew » . » ) i romptly. we @ week aur: . lovely home to girl student Cacany 4 inat«Thanatc) ” . : , . wate) ; niot f , neh SALESI.A! ro sell for one « a . oe yt-air fur - emt out the entire siack af te dress G-: 373. Post- hen rem r ' Oo. 507 N. "2, oe mond g° st: Iw fe) 14:3 : : au im p" on +7 on eotton dresses ; Can use a Nate mg ; , aera lui’ largest stores: must : ' aM $75, 5004 Minerva | uM. ae. S19 Franklin av. and will set ll pa . . ! ; . LAUNDRESS--Gentieman wants Al white a | are ron tt we PCE ; : , | r in in that estore. re = hem motion pis department. Herz Candy Co.. 806 Olive.| home; Keep up mending: will deliver. The Good M ing Frock C | | Aldric , mi | CANDY MOLDS—Metai candy novelty and | Fr ~ eh — owes, 819 list S a - wid Ustration work. Call | E-362, Post-Dispatch ie 41000 Morning Froe 0. | WOMAN— Experienced poly M | aucker molds 200 Mich pee a $ ALESMEN? . Vniversa| Studios. Fevn: GIRILS—Two sisters 0o7 friends: house- oT : oe ; a , P ¢ mes f | Win tans a4 . — a —_ 2% = nd bi J 7 chigan ic ae Pat EPS eee ng : wines ptlan 4 LA lt RY HELP—Colored hand ifroner: s) ( , ’ a i$ r at ’ ; ont n ra te ce Mar Bide. Ask fo: dives work and cooking: must be ex] ew ed pe Lc 10 to 3. 548 De Baliivere 14?1 yin e— 3d FI] wor Tart : ; — : - _ CANNON 8TOVES—T7000 extra a4 ; 100 : ur stat ist iC@lANS have chee 4 ? rr . a! le) home in county. Wrdown 44° ie} “a? » aon 0 3. ” } fan (ot?) \ 2 J \— y. an y a4 heyt Om " ~ AL _— _LADIPS—To we nor one of —s Pn Steely 44 new and used sultable for MISCELLANEOUS WANTS 00: c pe 3 ie. IKKEEPER {na (:Ttitl .—4r middle-aged womail general — on . ~~ ~——— _ ~~ —— wt ot ht Me “a ' oulw oa or . sto " : Ps ! | business heating rea! bargalne« fier - PrRN > ; . , ie - ANS? +r) RANE, ' ' . : ' - mal rr ° cont . ; . . ' . aioe seer Noee a ar id ern ’ : oe ‘, - " AC a Ww gue a more than O00 news item “ ae DY exnerien oud “o~ , Snes! ; fHn4AS Cates ic ; 4 . . . =»* . ‘ - : io» r ‘ asi ) ps4 GIs . ational: latest etvle seins 4 ' building records, and we # SePER-( ARATER : } pee rye ae Sysco tlabeglagn : wear; experienced on gowns, |) WomMax—1 reneral housewo 319% | total adde ! bereain. Bensinger |) OROO CLOCK#—Uisrerdet ieuaht ex. » x * a =— Experience, ;IR)—~—Experienced Re) fr and cerurh- Experienced bundle marker for our oe fe 1000 lange repatred, 727 s. Newete «4 ses now publishing a hook shor | a be rapic ivmiet: ane ine vit Capket "4% Po a 8 ma king pl 1 department alee rough dry marker princess slips and hloomers. ; =~ +" a eager 3 CHINA wTt x > Pa ot 46%D ae | Forest S018GW _ + eri w names if} a ‘ : u ati ne fu J is tox 4 luspat h io) d essorter: must be good : ge : ane. aggre — voter t. or i SALE > — , ¥9 ford ; No. Bee .° PAVENR CUTTER Wta. ~VMuet be “erm! Ww to S ¢ nuildings of more ae ‘ty , ary OX ‘RL White $ P pty howe work and COLONIAL LAUNDRY, 4020 Olive LY &k& WALKER D. (7. ( f & v ~ ee , . een . ay sae COFFEE |‘ RN—I1*-cup; electric: half price | ate mgs opt wie Hox Ve Py, : + 357 ; . ON 1. Cooking: smaii fami» references. ¥ -e OPERATOR} ONS poreapeer permed : , : . s eo ‘ ie EE 0 a at ' vad er. ' " , 20% & éthenaedos es saa SCALMA Wid — . Bold | $1.357,000,000 | 2 at bave ab icact’@ on fan MACHINE OPERA nding eee 4°" 16th and Locust, Sterling Fety.., pod b tne in retu : m 4RATA Shenandoah i ‘a ‘eo? eke’ eattie ae & i wae } this. ny comatrietion which will be- | Pply Monday ee ee ee meee ee I-| piv Sta-Put Apron Co.. 717 N. 11th. (c 2d Floor O elinbl a t | “Wastes Casanesciin~> slices | SCRAP TRON —Maiais and regs, Cait _ . AYVia Within 19 eare from : _ ~ ; Arthy ricer ' dren a? | h use wor! ty nice rgom in 9 ’ . . : ~ =. po . ’ Fy . Ft » slo mTorr ‘ 4, 4 feeyr " ‘ . = ee ~ > - of the $&x 000.000 be issue two ; A : . Sax Cabanvy 12344M ' MAIT — af floor work. Lutheran Host er Coe ae ae - an mre wi OU ork } tA _eSWOMEN—Tor nermanent no- (THHNICK BRRAKE—Tinners. 8-ft. Robin 1 agree’ Fo! : : Thi 4 J Sunday aft- GIR! ~—White. experienced general house- 300 Ohio, O\ ERLA ¢ K ERS pet «Ee De tce via on outside sales force. selling sons sel] cheap. 4) N. Boyle ;, hand pt a —s 54 second. He Means a mighty St. Louls is ; . y ton ey AR work: gmail apartment: gc00d wages. 711 | VIA TLR W hire general housework ; exper \- E : er : j } ] vsilldt i WOMAN T in nousey 1 "7 , ; Py 4 & eanit ¥ : $14 > sealer and | CORNICE BRAK A. foot fine condition , = une A- ; BPs DPD. § tan. popu) eal It ineans «a city doubd 5. a ‘ . Heman Parkview 1613 ie) errced wages: S50 4900 Washington. uNX}re r1encec On iouse ATeSSeS bor: midd . 5 he hewn (1 1m $ , a. te 4 . td _ : aon Y toda’ L LOA 1LOth La si TOUN Wta —A utothatic “th narrel ulatlior a a = —-s : : - ; : : > onre . vivania a imaday morning Hote’ iran llamomt track. "ark oot ‘We have just purchased another $308 | restau-|GIRL—For general housework and cook. | MATD-—White, second: em ew ees;;and aprons, Apply 6th floor WOMAN: ovr Grand 4 aS ana : | ELC RI spe as Nouabt. ar and re: Pinver' Delmar heen One. Sei : iy s te ‘etat | | 1] eT ‘ P| el ae ' per © n on “4 4 “ = = \ nit ay : . -. ry ’ ; has 7 “ ? ne ' —— ee oad ~ Om) subdivision for duplexes for two &@ . 4% Mon ing: family of two; German preferred | Y “ = ~RI)> ne mene scewees eo . uate “ous eully Hainamen are - { ' : » BOOKKEE = tk Fx 4 Gite re "ee hatrdress!n Haze'lla | — — Co) | S ORE: . ¢ i 2 ME Ur. 0., wa gre Hex ‘Y : z - : yn lie + epee: ~~ Box Y AA7 _Poe-D lepalch na. "Jack. for yarinents where $300 000 of ct feference, salary ex-| Beauty Shop. S875 Easton, Delmar | MAKERS AND TRIMMERS — Experiencs. 1627 Washington. (e) WOMAN— High school or norma! graduate ee | out real bargains 1009 Market. , ‘thon # under full awing, _ s ; =e Rumber Box M-3a.| 4783 1) on ladies hate. to work eveniitxs from suUDpar r | Preferred: abi n copie, develop SALESLADIES | FURNACB>-42 Front Rank heats B-room | 2 | We can Use gervices of a few a66 bee as fe) GLR ) Oo N—For general ho _ 6 to 930; thoroughly experienced orlvy | OPERATORS Thoroughly ex- | into manager. $1500) os * I) . ‘ | house: all complete. ready set up iA Powr at. will pring us: we : - ie A TOR F, 1RL OR WOMAN—For os arent need app! K. & L. Hat Co.. 1110 Pine ome . kx erienced - for large | with 30-gallien : . 1 trades. Municigal Tool buy tool wignte This io a wonds neas where fi fe Bor Mioo ~ : 8'™ work; good home, good wages, 'n County. | st second floor fe) perienced on sewing ladies’ — i. | wew fire’ brick: « : ved | i a fess |8 Sernings can be made legitimatel : 302 for furniture store bate eon 117 on ce MARCELLER—Expert. Ruth Beauty straw and fabri “er varw |! , retail store; $15.00 salary, | Rehenide Bree 4371 — , | veryone should } poor AN Soxh ' paar 1 ——aenera! Ouse WOK . Shonpe 6325 De'mar b! { ; i : ; cs a? - 1590 or 5202 wil ; + buyin a BANC OR . Cae ae . Pari , : . Ww aA . ‘ e *; sie aot : _—— a entiintettipeaiinns 4 A yom and share in the provite being ms ment school edacaticg ag on ae ene — ’ B erin MARCELER—Fxpertenced only. Cath-| hest prices paid and steady , bonus on sales; capal le PURNACE—Heavy” iarac ‘“ in sd | FOP | paper faily. te anew ot treet + * ef some college wo: B04 ' (eo) | erine Coxy 4362 Warne av fe} ‘ Oy | 407 saleswomen ean earn $25 wena Be Oy Orde ecg chairs, 188 Mamie money - nave doubled in’ ioe te st twos Wr, “an Room 504 | GIRL—Not uhder 16. t” assist in house-| MARCELLER ~— Saturdave: good salary. work vear round. CROWN vom \N—-White, exnerienced. ¢ ke one i : ' \ piggy eal «PO 3 ce ctaive. Bonin. hree years n Value these” pe J COMPtomerer ... ee ‘work and tnke care of 5-veer-o'd child 310 N. Newstea Grttk ou ; ; » ) ef voune ehtli4 and some hoveework te Kf) aw eek. { all ; lon- UE we fo a lLouls has ’ = i 2a and at a burrough ge om . 4 8 ahh in, 3519 Ore M yaa TICK « I-TTER 4yoed pay; M Il, ly IN K RY ( 0. third floor. tlarr * 6°O6 Cates. Parkviex LmATY ‘ : ;' - Bs . In- | Sen onlv berun to grow, Sriter ; ) : ' eke i | work euarantee. Apply Monday. | WOMAN » do cleaning part time, is da y morning 1107 Olve ; M- ate You ae Tits may be ‘s fa Merimen: ye: on! aes 1! ' B ge + 0 N , | #10 Nort h Jefferson, betw een | : exe eed, " ir frea light : huotisneke eping | 's : oie “TRAM RADIATO TED | a car and muet : wei. 5, nent manufac turing | HAND SEWERS—Experienced on om I- | 4 | * _ _#. ok room: must be neat: adulte aly 190% treet siylee;: cheap. 2 64 ae a : e Tass t Co. rotons Tu- x. ren’ s clothes. Fairyland. 4914 Mary- poem? — Eisic Her Ww ashington and Locust. (e) Bremen. , Mar , avtid. . . vi Ground fl., N. W. Corner se * shin CMR da Reb et

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Re heer ee “Sep er we * eer ale WE nee SAR Windle, Atay ¢ wer ee Se . ee a eee eae, Fe Rory A “ a te ee ae ohne * i ai i, Ov PF hy erye'r er yi diner, is RR Rial Tet oO e GP RT CIE I EI NL, te Ma ’ PRETO HO CONT RE. CaN tote: — ST. LOCIS em nccnnes a a a 2 7 ] b POST -I ISP4TcCH — > rv" . “se. 3961 Lexington 3315R. » ‘E—Maijestic: geod as moored ta tely COMBINATION ‘_tearter (eer ‘'MRINA BAGL Mafrict RAN E-—Rilv ‘om ore ~—Nrew OMBINATION RANGE ie erary store. [E46 Ac CGMBINATION STOVE—G..4 reascnebie ¢5°0 Red Bud (TMERILNATION RANGE wed gacrt- e ‘he Tashecs we eft) eT; t Pesth Ent Wa ” &AT 7 srareie «a S ine AK Er wae 34354 tin cOVMRINATI ON Ran a $2 fhas4 fur- ve a me ‘ie eee S7t : ‘. shies Mer cay ote. ar. $e Pete DAVENT eT veered. 4556 Tne ye RN : sammie ial = Oe : ; , A Mc Persea, : on 3 Big 7 : D7 = pores 7 Sm Fig Os , ' hag ra . “9 Morca OVS CS fdelige SB te oe ee gEREED asks, 5838 toy a B | een LD aoons FOR SALE E | HOUSEH’ LD aoops oe SALE ) HOUSED” LD econs FOR ae | ware ney |* Edw. A. Langan Furn. : ’ * aod | | 4, it . eee aon a , .” Seuth End Har sare evere! Av CTION TUESDAY “ge ab | CALIFWRNIA, IT ZHA } ro renaiing® i TH Sacra , ear ’ | : . mi. ns to | 2004 Morgan Pa. RNI Be mont Redrew ; “YT ae a * 3 RY Y MS, _— = “$169. i.) THRE OUTFIT DE LUXE LANGAN BRI iS. "FURN Co 18th and Washington LEONORI AU (one Bloe PRIVATE SALE THIS W EER. 2“e*¢ A - NEW AND SLIGHTLY FURNITURE REDUCED Ted centititelde cena i epcoie ; - ie) vey ee _ > wo eee SD Ve Gr eco SS GG OG. & ad FORCED TO VAC ATE—25% ig 490% REDUCTIONS “ASH OR TER} Down aa _ 3 asV ns on Pas c ori x mattre 2918 Fre aa - 5; L RNIT -—* ChE Hoariey Bomont ~“ Tene Va é ee MACHINES USED rr Tt 7 . ACH NV >= KS AND PERIODICALS > \* ~ — x a. A qc: ; « 4 ° > - quart; Cioeal L24u N. Jeliersor sADING a. "FRAME BUTT - Roofing offing , rare! COAL. COKE AND WOOD = — "ee “se ar KINDLING Woop 419 LOAD Inspect at 1126 St. Charies St. (3) S postal will tring ome of the =en or women seeking cmploey men, weder situations weeated in teda y's» Weet pegea. mF 800 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches and M iscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. 1 SALE ) HOUSEH’LD GOODS FOR SALE | HOUSEH’LD GOODS WANTED Co. > od : PISS | est | CAMERA > me a oe sold. piath to “M+ ties a ' ‘ . Breedwaey tee- , ! cS7z?} 2 nes "$100 anno ™ Prediway, a, fF or “nh * sion! ss! om River oe4 PON | very wage SD ie: an a Frack..= — ; “ Pw wpeas— 25 gets” of secon “hanme Gor ~ollars Joeeph A. A w4hand on a! ——— N. Broacway ~ 9816 N iets ~ $s70 C heO@D< 2 sets of harnese ." a? 4. emter . MMINGS New and for @ii = bee . ‘ , tie alee Ween - a, heavy havin and. eatdee: | °° FIRE AND BURGLAR-PSO horse. Herman Paale. — “Om costtios ive ors ea a <) aeePr SEEDS, PLANTS , Li — = coset _-s Atwater ket ta : en 835 «ghee ee _——— _Anaecape ' tire bi Ld * - “ gee +2 ssarobe. Martic Balieg: , 2 a] WT i the erarcrer vom A * speaker Tite Awtert. wag : | Unie soeeeioee Seen bank a *oet

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eeaecae — ms ——— — — ih gee we grace ~ ae a AND SILVER Beets) | MUSICAL AND RADIO a | ae AUTOMOBILES + | -- AUTOMOBILES -+_ W td.—-To 0 diamonds, “ola gold, “plath nal Life =—Coupe: 1992 model; rebuilt motor, | t, eat mr COs Da 4 . ’ i r S.- 2160 yy ] KX 4 j f late qd ar Upe. i “e 4145 N. ¥ andevent { “> Barbour Boa ‘ofeny | seoeener. etc.: complete, 22.00. 33 ae wenn aa K rank Stell, Best Place Post ‘Diapa te ~~ Ford coupe evatomnent terms, MONARCH, 3137 Locust “e340 'S Grand | iialiadl pe: er. Lig —— “Ft; - . open for engagements Monday. | To buy; no intere charged; 10 per t n Vege at dionpe. 19° 4 model: perfect condi- |} . ‘ 7 pat. roan nod | RADIO—4 and 5-tube Freed-Eiseman neu- Thursday and Saturday ev a , ad per cee : AUTOMOBILES WANTED. : aera Nt 7a SS, ee ae cape OP i a e WA's 50 000 3 Wid. 17. moO NE pet | trodyne radio set; complete; $115 ane of good quality. Box ¥- 34 PD voice | off for cash, with interest and discount, Condition no object: will pay cash.| BUICK COT PE BARGAINS re SHOP Laclede a i 10 Ford coupes, 1920 ) shoe: nen gfition. ————— ; : | $155. Cabany 3143W Vv y we saves you $50 to $100: Stell players are | WFSTERN AUTO SALVAGE CO.,, 1311_N. = ORD—1922 coupe; many extras; trade! Ni) to 1024 $98 to $395 shves, adieg* ’ ' “ ct. ek ote r ey Jo. y IOLINIST—ASPIRING SOLO ARTISTRY best bett $650 $750. 1418- | 24: pant “° We have the following: ; be hen on careia R92 Geavoia ; . S68 io $25, Vhas ; spar de “re piy. x . | RADIO—Meico-Supreme eeL t. factory pute WISHES REFINED YOUNG LADY AC- 20.22 NX Seth ly ; ” . R83) | cath st, Tyler 475. _(c62) 1.]924 Master 6, 4-passenger, 4-whee! FORD-—Cout — an tc orar iN 81150 Deedee 1 call 15 ininut ———— i first-class condition; also Valley charger. COMPANIST: OBJECT: PRACTICE RE 2 kh. vires (c83) | AUTOMOB -~ .E Wtd.——I need an automobile brake coupe: ] 1921 4-passenger: 1 Llu hig coe men oy late 1024: The ti new, on f $2175 Rule! "A . _— . ‘ . ~ so) , _ ‘ WA so 2 - ws at O e " “ ee . be cghn =? : A ms ‘tle cho ile ¢ : n r : di a“ “310,000 old - ps wa ne oe ore a ee SBS az as tube ~ Neutrodvne with abeibtenee ea ‘KI mR TZM ANN PIANO, $22: lot reason ably" priced in a fine subéivie | — ceuitt py one ake helahed FORD——Coupe 1924-23 demonstratore: | /) \ SIBSO Cide over the 0 alta 4 z rowboats. « (;rossmann, | ™ og? @tot a nattery. Salat cabinet: You NGM EN ei BOX Y-38, P.-D. $ Upright mahogany, property of Florence | jo I ill accept ee car ag first pay- | and carry our 30-day bena fide guarantee. S10) down 4711 Natural Firid@ee (¢)} i $1775 Oakland id wineten “2 pS, fine condition; | complete. $65. 23274 Ann av. ners; poset oh chanson! == R peUUNKEL B Hos HVS CO. ment on ox ti-17 f. Post-Dis. wee eae, ee, Seen ah ! SIDE BUICK, | FORD—Coupe: looks, yung like new: S200: | ji] | $2150 2g Geltans : omy in oth tar starter: | RADIO— O-stage “Atwater-Kent amplifier ; 238 R, 4A Vernon (e682) _ 8750 _L indeli. (ce) | AUTOMOBILES : BOUGHY. evenings. eS en eee ) hn ai A Ouye..,. " sill $1875 : " , wt re ‘gular @rive $14, sell $8: also loud - --- + 7 emanate eam Ona ie Si es pene Or can) 1 for ty . ee —_—------ | PORD—OQoupes, lo, late Up’ terma’ | WA és Highest pricegs ia St: pPLiks—Webb | Speaker attachment for grapgbone; regu- | or oa ee “g aah Lage rem luced, trade. A006 Feet, 8 | et oe and ont bata a! | x AND ae ie a ohaway. pnd ~ price $10, sell $9, 221 Rickert. fc) _. __—- Wantes - BIG BARGAIN | 4 at Motor CAR A rote Buick Con e , FORD ‘OuDe De Luxe body and extras; ||) S119> Maxwel! Harry | Appton J “Bartwee — £ (e909) | RADIO SET-—5-tube, with Exide battery, PIANO Wtd.—iIn exchange for | phono Hallet, Davis & Co. grand plano; new 2601 LOCUST. MONT r 533.(c% | p |} _ S170 4179 pUreA n SY — $ 850 Chevrolet . ™ Ctra: _- TENG INF “Wew: OO. X-5 battery charger, [cua eos aker, 5 new graphs. Schubert & Sons, 2607 Frank- | Strings: excellent condition: must be seen | AUTOMOBILES—1500; 66 Fords wanted: 6 cylinder. Here is a car that has | UF Closet oupe, 1923 model, $265; terms. | $1775 Willys-Knight : — MOR OAT "45 26 Pope ay. (c) tubes; vad, reasonable. Phone Forest _lin (cQ99) | to be appreciated; phone for appointments all makes. Fords to Cadillacs, $100 Pe exceptionally well taken care of ; Lace ede pen . fe) Qe “ "ORAGE ind gen! . 7: 4719. 238 Cabamne. (c) > sid: for bandas Lat , sm . | ea shar ana ; 4 rep FOR D—‘oupe De Laxe;: 4-: ; 1O& $3200 Marmon =? eel nts’ Blightly ) we TWO fast runabouts: first- a FI PLAYER IANO—And cabinet; $175 cash. “UNKE ; $3000; eastern dealers need them Da The moter is as quiet and sound as a . tath eho | PLAYHKR-PIANO Wid. . or Ua note: no | — 50 Lindell, Lindell 751. {c) mond Busch, Motorists’ Show, 1834 La- and there ig not a spot or stain on it, | FORD 1924 coupe; onlv $37 terms: ' $50. $75, $100 Down, 6: tra: on car or be Kly. Morris. o&10 Olive. : $5 to $8 Weekly. 3 rolet mo trebe C be 8 ee 1 geats. shaft Grebe R-3 tube set, $4: matter what condition; state price, Box the tires are all good and are oversize. LIT Wtd.—Txedo. size 35 ang af iy rter, propeller, | “Sah -s one De Forest reflex model 10, 4 y 7 | : ? 2 Paced . ’ eei¢- >. : ‘ . t’ | ( — - ios , : ‘ se ” co . ike . , tit worm bie M 48, Los - Diggs Dg ere: com plete outfit; motor re | complete: many bargains in radio parts. M-110, Post-Dispatch. i) | WE HAV E5 USED PLA ERS | PODGE B sak 3c ar Pw wre. By pr} In addition to regular equipment it has FORD Sap meat Y ‘“ es mom FT ; a _ 42: STA enrose, ‘ ' Pity J te - oh 1 eae, Open Sunday, 3417 8. Grand, (c) PLAYER Be Na w i Se all! Bellington, mahogany case .- . $110 | Rs a? xa neg ‘| double bar bumpers, front and rear, . As iJ in . : Bf **7.e . \ For Sale j ower BOATS—OF all y "$400 ,RADIO—A_ b-tube Atwater- Kent Neutro- Dewey vormae tADIOLA —Practically new: Ww se _ mac hine 10% -ost-Dispate h nish: 6 | DRESSES— Hats. shoes. size 38 3 ” HORSES AND VENIOLES. at a bargain. Forest 6761R. _instruments For Sale__ _ Talking Machines For Sale PORDS Wtd.—100 coupes, toyrings, road- | GADILLAG 65—Coupe: perfect con lision | equipped. Williams, 4390 Olive. (cO) Wy, | er) RA DIOLA—4-tube wet: bargain: _repair- ACCORDION—Piano keyboard; triple reeds. BRUNSWICK sters: cash. Lindell 4026W. 36:33] $200: terms: trade, 2°06 S. | FORD---Coupe. late 1923: Haasslers: fully |. | > - reasonable (‘a} h oY ‘ . = : prepare: — culanaenel = == ning. 745 Westen 61 a Wanted ing. building. serv Cc. Ss. Walter, | 4139 Waish. Cherokee line. P Genuine; 30 records; must | faston : (6) | ae . OR we | equipped; $275. 4500 Easton. (7) FORD COUPE 1924, $365. - , \ | dealer, 1738 _ Preston vl. (ec) | FORD—Coupes; 5, 1923: extra good; fully | ars evening, W estg: ate. , 7 -— : le — i . rereeuss: Ue gel), $25. 0 14° Lu ught orou # x ; ety 9 2 1? “«) > O of OB eaten price, condition and motor number, Box = 1.AC— Model wy - ie private , tras: SiS cat 4189 Mamchenter. rear The, moter snd strangulation Seve LOA T ade, silk dress: 36. 8 ee omall del one $20; speaker, $8. 4255 Blair, in am retiring. Phone Riverside sacrifice $85. 1_Cupples pl. G-378__ Post-Disna SS EEE sacrifice, $275: terms. Woods, 3933 | ae (e7) | ae i? sock) Tere, agers cocina Rm oo Russe’ il, e 4-TUBE neutrody ne, with tubes, “$35; 6-| = 100 aw 467) BRUNSWICK —Genui —e large size, with | PoORD Wtd—l-ton truck with grocer’s Olive st veR FORD—Aoupe 19°0. $138: 192 i. Al i, 313 . ear looks good, UN. ~ e | | For Sale GONN inst records, $25, 1633 S. Broadway. (c) ay —————— —_——- —__—__-_-——- 135: 1921, $15 137_ Lacuat, COAT Seaiskin: mink collaretiag e — —~ tube Murad with tubes, $35. 3719 8. , ns rument B flat 6 soprano Saxo- = 2 ~~ . body - starter, iate model: Th exchange terms. L3 Moses Motor, 2320 N. Grand. = diamonds, etc.: cheap te rc ta $734 Cho yuteau. —___‘\%)| Compton. ie phone, first-class conditiun; must sell: BRUNSWIC K—Large size: good :‘ondition;: for lot: 25x119 ft. N. Novak, 5366 Mag- ‘A I, fe COUPE ' (c7) | 192 3 GARDNE R r ‘OV PE ate. Rane a. Gpdeenan see —— cam young work | 50 OLD RADIO SETS Wid_—In “tn exchange sacrifice. Riverside 2850. a also records; $75. 37: 35 Humphrey st. nolia a ia ee Bea ee oaer ee he ee TP ( DI LA - FORD Coupe. starter, demountables: Rebulit. refinished: little 4 } 3042 b Waamingtone ~ chunky! mare 306 s° Jefferson for our new super 5 tube high coraned | CORNET—3-valve orchestra, _Wrank Hol-| BRU NSWICK—One phonograph. 3741 S. TRU CK Wa. —-Will take go d dump boady ake us an offer; terms | good rubber: good condition. ‘2860 Me- | than haif of present List Tesma. on oe 15 horses. _ mgres, | © cvast-to- coast receiving set. This offer ton_make; bargain. 2829 Abnor. Jefferson. (c) ‘oal truck, of recent make. in trade on Mi THUDY & PAGE, Reliable Dealers, Nair. : - One-day | Une laimed, hand : Mi nNESs—Wacons. 15 { f ited ti i d to intro BRUNSW oer, cce] ] d ildi ia! | pe i a Sa ores :: “sap weak re ‘ forgan. yr? t - mm? od. er. na.) ° > ellen Ce- COE H i *r irae 7. ; 1 and We ‘st Pine. _ : - MOUND CITY. u . - ifer. | maby's: als fant’ 1 B : ntee given. 1921 Morgan onen for I mite time in order to intr CORNET—C.-G. Gonn.: late model: silver- | BRUNSWICK—C onsole, phonograph, new} excellent ice- coal an buliding material _Lindell 5687. Gran ,FORD—Coupe. 19°94 w AUTO CO, 2007 locus fey ee) en fe rey # flannel . i ine mut: double; one real a and advertise thie new Bad emt: _ shtteran; grea. ' Asaerican Red Cross, model, Shatford, 5106 | N. 20th ee need including - aqoes. wee coale CHANDL ER—b-passenger coupe. Call at | me ie, 1024: ne ry tinem aes io. sTTBaO! peer Sink 005 . a eeaeeie Sate a ~ ss Morgan wor pga ¢ te , efferson Barracks, Mo, _ | BRUNSWICK—Genuine, 30 records; must | 2"C__00r™s 3 es ae N._ Prairie. —!) Olive. ie) | down; guaranteed: trade, 23404. Olive. Sines EVENING GOWN—Size 38: ne + heavy, eheap._ 415 v . full particulars todav, stating your type SAXOPHONE : on ugh boroug : MONEY TO LOAN—Automobiles: by W ee a: ™ @ ng ee ana ver | x E—Silver pl ated « melody _ sell; $2 4014 Loughborough, (@) GHA p! assenge. | FORD—doune: late atvie body. in fine HUDSON Coupe. ‘Yatest 4-pase.: aehmet its bought in Parts for BOO: will Rees: sac waxons. hat ‘rows. D ows oGwradio. Luxem & Davis Mfg. Co.. Oa Buesc her. Parkview 275J ( } a eee m ont h, while you walt. 1210 olive 8) Ld | 2 c t Vv ; — Ty. at mainted; elegant trim; $300; s ecial to. st Bn0-: . , 42°74 BRUNSWICK VICTROLA 5 size: 1 Ty. 2638 Lo ™ 4 ¥ ane: only SEO: Uperel tems. cone 6 U. 8. Royal cords; new paint, | | $45. Box Y-130, Poet-Dis “aes sacrifice. Evens. Broadway. Chicago. _ pe ae $30.000 CASH—For tomobiles; 1500 ” ; ae —— of r con nan’. single | - — — — SAXOPHONE—Buescher C soprano, “with class condition; price $90. Call Sianey ev ARE Or as o_o ; . day 2638 Locus ) | son Auto Co., 3667 Olive. (c80) Pe WS (HENNA COAT—Size 18; black int mre P pe Nag tn Egy oy dg oo 5 eel, 2104 _ case; $30, Benton 1103M,. ss 1538W after 10 o'c lock Sunday, (c) any make. Fords to Packards; = ao CHEV ROLET—Coupe; new paint, must | FORD—coupes: late models; low down . apa iil tricolette waist,” size 30, fais ei foie collar 7 Radlo Repairing | ee SAXOPHONE—Buescher © soprano. ~ BRUNSWICK —Beautiful cabinet machine, | {ij.- Take snot cash: largest! carh buy. * ll; cheap. 2624 Russell. _ RTA payment, Lambert & Graves Motor Co.. Beem! cette at 2 aoe. FJ . Singer: | - a ay nag aoe CS wah aaa 05 gets of secondhand double, | CALI, “VICTOR 576 for radio repairing, re- case; $30. Benton 1103M. __(c) with records. $57.50; terms if desired.| grs:' a chance to get ca Telephone Gin VROLET— OUDE. web ws eat Manchester.__ nical N ru 8015 Locust. " Boment practi: ally cheap ebas is coat, tan ve econdhand collars. Joseph A. Kutz wiring, rebuilding, panel drilling, en- SAXOPHONE-—Buescher, melody. silver, THIEBES MUSIC C 0. i103 Olive st. Bomont. 691. a. h. 2 s’ Show cheap: terme; trade. “. ) §, Jetiercon, |! FORD—Coupe, 19°5 used 3 ex- NEW ELL 8422 Lindell. 2600 ars, 2834A 3S 18th nm) & (c3) graving and service. Old sets made mod- gold p! ating: like new: Conn soprano. COLUMBIA TALKING MAC HINE—$1 26 | _18: 14 Locust. | tae 1VROLET— ‘oupe, 42- $65 down; tras: cheap: terms: trade, 250 eef- aa ‘Pp ~Douns. 1038, tay wee } - (27) * ic) ae pi ely Chouteau- eran Tt t} j W h e e of 8A ti b t ‘=. Sao ( 3 ferson. Paesenter: ir Ya ; ‘nee | VADI Es’ SU I'Ts—-42 ail : __ e) érn by our methods. e have on saine plating: bargain. 35144 Hartford. style, for B60. Cabany. « L43W. (@) = — trade; others, $441 Juniata, _ | x mee es puee r: dis ‘, Seeachs | FP ute. RG85A Fol ay also ¥ . So 55 LES AT “a bargain.| the 0 \dest radio men in Bt. Louls soU SAPHONE—B. B. Helicon; new condl- CONSOLE EDISON—Or Brunswick; rea- AU ros \ ANTE D BADLY | CHE VROLET—C. upe, late mode!; almost FORD—1924 coupe’ perfect condition; BS. dette ~ cheap; terms; trade. 2oU © | LADIES SUITS—Coats and éremane er shar Grand 2399M. ee ee eS ee Jetterson TIOLIN west egret opr CONSOLE -PHONDBRAPH Radio adant | olives MOTOR, "oid Washington bl. Lynch S20D. feat 80) ee ais. Easton av. ee ~ Hupp C oupe, $890—4 P. frophead et n’s coat Oe ntee see - weary OLINS— Banjoukes: ~~ after Christmas INSOLE PHONOGRA -Radio aciapt- Mynen, wees h ——, / ass, At} ee: - aoe _mar “¢ mat and suit, medi 2 FC good Hor ets a 25 N ‘rn ay. (c8) Rz ADIO | ee Tepa ng BO rebuilt: ‘cleanup’ any price. Lidholm. 3520 ed, and records. $48. 47 "41 Cupplea pl. | _Bomont 110 . (c8 HEVRE ny. — ‘oupe, . 1924: ; ike ae: a | FORD— oupe : fine hbber: real’ b condition : Refinished sagebrush ren: like new; i Dp a 8 - ° e ice alis pro in 28 nd 7 F rankli ip av. cag) | ED: 8 wN M AC HIN r aia abhor: iny : ; aay se : in : DO bs OU) NE KE D MON K ba rs 1 4 . terns. sie Four, “38 an) Fr cash. 5104 Enright, ¢ real bargain for hardiv run; terme. 2R40A OF live. “ a tad " 4 P ” , ‘ a rness, 23 dic { “Oo. R ivers| ide ie * J V ictor_ _235. ° +? — ‘ ‘ . Qt AL. ITY, clothes for women as 0g RSES—T'w 0. 2 wagon zc sano ) ; \ O a , ] y Fi STONH MART?) Seg P ~: 4 aly. Call 42012 ‘Linton. Col. 1250. | WIL, buy, exe hange. repair your radio Pianos and Organs For Sale = are ey $1 ro: week, a CONHOY'S: 100 AU l OS W l —D gen Let Coupe. Value; 2 ne tives: | never used: $200 off while ‘ "¢ ) me Bon. Ss 2 + o> 0 _— work horse for sal 6547 or parts. Open evenings. 901 Walton. ELECTRIO PIANO—Nickel slot; like new 1100 Olive st. ; ih $195. MacCarthy-Pardue., 632 0. Deimar last. Woods, 3943 Olive. THIS ONE S . sa T Black fur a, sire ai) : bargain. mt 2607 Franklin. { cA ) GRAPHOPHONE Large ~ cabinet. s style: | Refore Marc ® Ff. $100 to $1500 spot cash; Cabany O88. ; fc) FORDS — Seen Nulsen- Thompeon for all FOR NOTHING J rith m0 , . Cort = $e 7 : : | never worn PAD. 43424 Ww. os ~ 26 ™. PIANO—New baby grand: to responsible ch ‘ or] Ind , . | don’s sell hefore you s@¢@ us; we pay more. | CHE VROLET-—-C oupe> ~ glmost new ; “At a atyles and models; coupes and t ester. toa) > AS aM i : } ———— = s : family. Call Lindell 6610. apartment 305 | PH Tas RAP 4 - Real bargain thm wee | YAHLEM MOTOR C@ 1035 N. Grand. | bargain; if it comes from us. A ‘s good | bargains; terms. 74) Hy _Manchester 8) That's what you'll think when you see i EXCHANG — - ' fine ssa gentle. 387 U S ] C A L PIANO—Upright; ood condition Colfax | porte fA BO. a ae ~ Wy rec- Largest buyers in State. Lindell 595. (cB) easy terms. South Side Buick 2646 | PORD— . sacrifice, for cash. 2728 (c) | BHONOGRAPH—Brinswick console; et DEAD STORAGE AUTOMOBILES. within reason....Orthwein Mtor Corp.. sonable. 3655 McDonald, between 10 |%* this price by ae / bh ek the secret. } EXCH ANGE—Ford; would like t t Mules. “S15 id and up: ~ wagons, PIANO—First-class “condition; ~ upright.| 7 months, $150. Call Cabany 2233W.(c! We make a specialty of storing auto- 4300 Forest Park. (c) and 12. N. Grao for motoreycle, side 1719 & ORSES ‘ cl a A ‘ ror i Me. RE WH ’ car # ’ 9 i IT. ness, single, double. __ 2106 Carr. ; Musical Instruction — 3738 Westminster P- Di, { } \PHONOG RAP H—Large cabinet; $50. Vic- | OP OAN ve rtet oR LO hOn A MOV: CHE v ROLET—4- passenger coupe: good FORD— ~ = . ae | mirit- | — - PIANO ipstruction: short cou “COUrsé | pol dition. 2210 Hebert st. makes of all kinds: Victor, Sonora, Co- rr , . "eo : Ay : 4 : a: 6 -SPH— lor i Lincoln 5GAQ1A Easton. 3339 Michiga ’ —— | lumbia. Brunswick; every instrument's Al 7 OMOBILE R EPAIR ING Buick Auto Co., 5023 Delmar. Delmar | RoRD—Coupe, roadster: ‘elso ;: tion; fuly a a ot leaving town, 5466 . wend | PHONOGRAPH—For radio, sho eal | tone: —_s. PIANO— Beat “make: will sell cheap, See , at ae | i sienht - Cunniees pl fOREES—Two. | large. matched team: coal | ——-- ee ’ = w cneap. ly ‘ - e | . ‘ vIXAT wma r a Pa fs eee Sian A coupe and man toy ng care _Deimar.sa artment 1 % | 4 4.1 ‘ 2 wie ] 7 wagon and harness; se!] separt?iv. 1521] I LANO_ Jeasons. hod ‘Bo M330. P ‘-. 4129 Tel mar bl. = Dmg pees ene es as iow a He MODS, I ENDE RS, rANKS 5 1923-4 hevrolet coupes: thoroughly ela; Al condition. Shae tat fayette, Tear. OAKLA a 4. Al SAXOPHONE Wtd;—Will | exchang@ N 1 Jefferson 2¥ __ gervatory methoc yx M-33¢ = SIANO—Upr right: excellent condition; "Fea: | SONORAS ace page : a Don't throw your sling owes, We fine: bumpers front and rear | poRD——Coupnes: $1535 to $400: large “melee condition: $235. ‘corme. 7) Nn. \p : radio St. Riverside tRkHOM. ¥ | HORSES-—Brown | mare: ~ also ~ registered PILLAY J ALZ—~k0- le sson course on Si1 N A s sonable. 31438 Oregon. aa .* >) & . OF v ny to $215: on ae 0 2 ‘ ican save you money We make a apecialty and . tras; very cheap. P tion: a number of late models ve ter. Ta, eB trotting stallion; worth your time to} vor te instrument. Christensen, « Pahe PIANO—$72:; upright Kessler: ; terms to 4 4 fully cee now lof repairing ail makes of radiators on UNIVERSAL, 3401 Locust. terms. Johngon Auto Co.. 3667 onive OV RLAND— 1022 : ad Sean, 2: Priced right. Stable, 19th and > suit; no interest. May, Stern & Co.| “oitmRES MUSIC OO., 1103 Olive. | short order JETT & MAUTZ Open nights” and Sundays )| down. Schnell. 4719A Natural Bridge Romont 1 122 a 3 5 » Hebert a 3} ,) PROF. T) AT, L MER teaches all “$nstruments: 12th and Olive. (e800) Pr hone Bomon t o4n8. 3: 326 — ol ive. (e999) | GHEVROL ET—Latest 1924, 4- pass., beail- FORD—Coupe. ULE starter: Somocnta- PACKA nell 8 esaae: tle tiful silk velour lined cone 2 bumpers, bles. ete.: e004 condition: $110: a CRARD—Bis at a vary alttébiive Pl sc aan | ; . ick — | SONORA—U ‘sed only 6 weeks, $65: fully | 0 . you to trade ORSE—Black “work. and brass-mounted | easonable trial free Mondays; new ai PIANOS—Good used uprights, for $4¢; . oca cellent c Mr. Jack, Wind? @ 2: siso Seets Gouble harness: | system. 1123 N. Compton. _ @ good used player-piano for $145: cash | eye ful anteee bs >a Aiton. in ex = | F- 6h horses, 3 sete of harness ‘WASSON'S “con servat ory has expert teach- 'NKEL RROS. MUSIC CO.. Rei 7 — = | ’ , lal: lum: | $600. Forest 2286 MeL farm wagon. 717 8 Vandeventer. (2) | ers of banio, tenor, panlo. axe. 3750 Lindell bi. (c) | VICTROLA—Conaole, reasonable, 2607 | pote? J*Siugo "oar. w! 3 ee CHEVROLET COUPE | B6o1 Oiive at, 7 DEBAKER COUPE olitaire; cheney a ae e a | cornet, larine t. trombone. violin, piano. Py]ANO—Brambach small grand: latest de- revimniA. plage 4 ckout at v ice: to- , > te FrorpD—C oupes ood aor with « - , 4 Di: patch, 9 wed nd Mt Cp ag w = mandolin. guitar, steel guitar, drums. uke sign: dark mahogany tone and action VICTROLA—Mahogany: _ rood condition. | Gay's special at “ soc rtan, for $OXO. . Was netbite he Rellable “ Sealers | Cre, Me. 10 an nd Var ern. T 192 00 @ 0) soli vad ie.2 1S ig iwav «Ar ° »~ le! e, DOORS Kaston. Forest = ed nrai tically Itke pew: great re luction; oulv $410. Call 2308 T’eat: 110271. : inetor’ private car and We can refer ‘ , ‘ dell = §R7 . nd + , and Ww ost Pine . ' LOVE-J S130 and 9 °) sate 0, $3 . Good eon- ox 335. Post- Dig at DLER OUTFIT—Com? ; horse WOOL LD like ear from Arn or cipal mhu- $495; $10 per month Aeolian Co.. 1004 VICTROLA Sunreme sound: with Victor u to former owner. No interest 1036 N. SETRI aw Eis ae eupe: must eell my Ford Dealers. | A937 N Natural “Bridge. (c ‘(62 ‘dition niounthnlte q DE ateNeir’ *“,ATHESS @Gi. Sepa i ~S60 sic ans. beginners r adv: oe, interested Olive Si. a : ; motor: new 4201 S 1Rth. rrand " Detro ; ‘eles re au on Mens ao int a mov ing to F oRD—C oupe. 1912 model: $20 down. . ; 3 ain weil io Nalr. ean : in orchestra practi Box -hek, F.-3 PIANO —-Steck Due-Art reproducing erand: | yyoerROLA—Rrunss jahozany styie ISSEX 6 ac A. ! eonard., 6306 Ala- | county; . in nt eondition; will se! I balance small monthiy payments. Tevis BIT GERE MOTOR (C a ae ” white | fo NY—Gentle. wery cheap. 447) Cass. ONF wea, E Wy “Iss b . lv va ty’ us ad exchanged for SOO4A Franklin av (7% if -iverside LSU: W _| wverv reasonable. ~™ 1! Forest 5394. (eT) Motor. Ford dealers. 3003 Locust: WA 4 Q., de ont ae ad tes Latta a ach | Tau ) » Ase rt m mue-Art: musicaliv ana iIne- | one ae a —— BOR, | baie Pe io . = ven Sune ) | ng nond Hae Pa: i) ante snd, b h m re d ‘ ne bee er’ nny pe Bnyy ” WI tae SCH OL | ehanically nerfect ‘ peduced $7 50: ex- | V lr ns Lat 1 AR a ry R: Py ie a $ put pyre * pe Eg 1hn4 ag Al ag a “| DETROM El LECTR IC—~4 7 You! ie —, — nings .and & ge 3 re Grand and St. Louis. Se 7] ; = = — _ : a? . ; a h le lar ms. consoles al : i ne a aon 4B Tate new batteries; runs and jioons FORI—Coupe., 22. £00 pa eee ce rw rifice. Box ONY AND‘ ART—Cheap fo ‘ash: will | I MISS YOU MOST OF ALL ‘Acolian Co. 1004 Olive sg Te ICTROLAst ewilck; quick sale want- | ESSEX ‘oach, 1924, fully equ! pped, _bal- | gar: your chance at a real bargain. Mac- cord tires: eal) for demonstration; terms. WILLS ENIGHT, 1924. Ot st . trade for furn) ture. Lit de! i] ony 1\v Late w altz non ee sent free to anyone | Pl ANOx a , ; — — a :: Kae | ed ial! 27 1 ] Blair wate . ig - terms. K uhs-Buic # OR: 37 Oarth -Archer Automobile Co. oe 3? N. i Kuhs-Buick. 2637 Ni. Grand. Open Sun- a ae ke new: 1200 miles: be r- 8915 | Upon request. NN 'SCH¢ | ET, - —Steinway style y wre » Cr nth Vict r; alan others, — ~nal ni . erman Paulie. | Home Bidg. _ [c99) GRAND: EXCELLENT cox NDITION: condition: standard make. Box Y-295.| Hesex Dealers, 123 Le May Ferry car is like new: will sell at big sac nar Terms: trade. 23520 Faston ev. ra oof) Fg box — ——— a play anes > wre: NI reign Records —Rolls—Sheet Mustle ter ms or — de. Weber Impl. & Auto Co., Open. nights and mdays. | nee: grt ry + pe quis . sale; make WN. Jer Charlee sta, , — - : and top de ry wac-! by playing latest songs: Sidney 1971. 4} PLAYER-PIANO- Ré \LLS—95, $1%. pe 3005 sae ee Ui DODGE Burinass Come — ‘ees ORTHW a ‘MOTOR C ORP. Rvadsters For | Sale SAF K4—Mostly any size; also safes aye ; A = rth “=e this mm “ . : : jrand L cust a: | owrner leaving ‘ ity, price $65 cash Senta DODGE ‘COUPE | FORD—Coupe, 1924 finish and a ‘1684M. Broéks, cai conditon pert ect: a8 water = seaeenepree stats 54 motel: onlt ck wheel: year Al Buiek Roadster A j Baltoon tires; 1924 model: only driven | ignition: large io a na PLAYER-PIANO—Beaytiful Weaver, —ga-| Sum. 5c; $0 times, daily $c, Sun. $€. | HUDSON—1923 coach. ood “mechanios! | a few thousand mile 5. Locks like new and| Weather cords. | thie Brick ) 4 for sale | T ; they on taae like a = ¥ note, like new, $35 » Box M- 74. P. -D. Minimum 2 lines. condi tion: can't be a rom jowett rs runs like new; also a 19°23 mode »} without | today : orm. i ” : » e — new, th ! sport 3 and “ ilar : sis: SE ee a8); trade for good used car; | service Co.. Forest 3781, 4868 Haston. PLAYER PIANO ——_ Upright, mahowany, For Hire 140 1 Or ay Fe a Paige sewer’ 8) | balloon tires. _ He FAO ice al bo ee wheet. “apecdomater —": BOUT IH SIDE BU ion, ‘goth 1 janes © 300 guaranteed ca o ge] ee oe" a J condition. Cail between Y and 2 p Le may Eee — SOUTHWES’ AS Be eg eee ‘ 2_BY Jafayetia(c > SEEDS. PLANTS ARD hadi” 4 ' sahlem wm ti j , Zine ‘ 1) : rN OM iR , ae gy OTL a! makes: gar. i fr By 4) Z1 Koesuth. Se et ae CONTRACT. Ww td.- 1 le ton stake truck: 1—1923 Hudson « each: very ane: com- 30°79 Lo ust ' - BRomomnt = = ; - | , . ——s oT. ree if + i ° a CHANDLER—& aieneed : RIVER PRIVET-- I : to W Ste em LOT MP. Facn. an % (c99) | PLAYDR- PIANO—Late style: like new : owner drives: will do other work when piete: extras, disc wheels; very | DURANT-— 1923 coupe: driven very. | Brice 5088 Washington bi. Forest keen car; good shave Auto Mart, Mart 318 California. sae tievi Mee ‘ali M Yade for a good used | gy pDIANO TUNING Repairing: guar: | poatital tone. le at $125. Ben-| truck not in use, Willett. 39554 Evens. low. La alias iets ie perfect condition mechas ri £e- | Olive wt ._ F T¥ntelman. Belle vi ¢. 1S +s = wk, Lindel! 59; - —. . nger Co { arke | Ejindell 2986J. UNIVERSA?.. ; ; fan n veavyew er : ; VR ~ ey SRK n. Bellew treem 4 Feldman, 2701 Park. G aTgpt | PLAYER-PIANO—Latest RR. note; 2 piss n FOR HIRE- dump trucks, 3% tons. $20 __ Open! nights and Sundays. .__ | teed; terme, rade any make car POR He oupes: 1D: prt ced ‘fro 5m $125 up. CH PRO er e —1923 ea. ae ; , ak (ae Ben rt . - ‘| doors, burelar-proo ‘hests; sed 3 RADIO East st. Louls_ nl. (c89) ’ PLAYER- PIANO - nee - Lindemann plery | Ye; 80 times, datly 3c, Sun. 2c.. Dia- e700: our price $475. Woods, 39353 | lamp and cabinet. 4454A St. Louls. play, 3 times, Ic; 7 times, daily 2c, Olive iA b apn et Skinner Pris. 7 a ; | HAVE expert inspect your phono- our bought and old; ‘ : A and combina hanged, ta | Wanted Tuning and Repairing | tn S06 N. 4th srap wh free of charge Complete Piano neko ae : on . a : 793 asi new. a ail ge d - Saad for. Herring-Wall-: di 300 Wellston Bide East. SEaRy. 0. ? per line: " Agate—8 times, Ic; 7 times, as food af new: fully snaieeas: worth , sh bers, ferti , by ~~ _— a eo. = ra case: beautiful condition: only $19 $8 ir day Call Caban) x USTM URE AUT — ~y TES 4 | ~_~*- - (Rigg > Ang —5 ony \citvRouae ea — hoes, ertilizer, : ‘ 7; : : ur ¢ Ah) ANY D390 f- - mont arts co ~ aa ry 1h so \ asaler Weliston, oo ' Siete PIANO TUNING. Exiers, $22 ee K. | | per month. Aeolian © 9... (1004 Ol ive. st. | FORD- a tru ucks. hour. — or con- HU DSON ( ~) AC H. 1922. $650 Oven al! day Sunday and evenings res RICE, Authorized Ford Dealers. Lea May Ferry rd. ve ie} FROST-PROOF CARBRB AGE ae THON ine: with — ° Kantz. 140 Cottage av.. Webster Groves. | PLAYER- PIANO—Kingston Wurlitzer: ‘n tract. Parrett, Forest 7104 - a ’ meat ty terms to suit. BESskhX—-1923 “aotiee a real snap; oniy | 1912 8S. Grand, Open even! ngs an} —— CHEV ROLET—Roa deter: joa. “ee PLANTS-—Leadine ver ct ties | ct ; 5416 . 3 pier Mo _Webster. 2224. (c62) good condition, make offer. 3401 Hart- | FOR HIRE—Truc ks, exprese ol “a de- am we MON RC We alae Locust. €59%- terma: tra 25°90 Easton av. = ae ee ‘2 bargain: $200; see Sunday only, _ ments post patd . Oo an ne | CHARGER Aino Srand| SCHUBERT & SON, 2607 Franalin.- Bo-) ord. 7 ae 17 fc) ery: hour, contract; reasona Col-| ———s7;;ps0N COACH—LATEST ~ | FORD—Coupe ss condition. $75 cash FORD—Coupe starter ‘and demaoantables. _Kuhe Buick, 2887 6 Grand . oe expressed : a wee : re: : ker 2°20 Maiden ; * mont °548 We tune. repair, refinis’; PLAYER- ~PIANO—RBeeut fu ~ me ogany. fox KaOR pe eRe eae You know the Hudson cen ‘t he beat for | 5108 Vernon ic) ) -verhaul and repain s t | CHEVROL ET—i9%4 roadster. best buy | is ! : a hin ‘ “ : 4 - » . . ee 4 ‘ -_ ‘ - . - * 5 d b» eee fr iay :; sed tomato prants, Cates | ars ne ont Caco aan ene eatimates free Members National Asso high grade Estey; cost $850; 90 rolls; | ROR HIRE—Ton “trucks; want contract or 'Somfort. power and speed like brand new: | Fi RD—Loupe, 19253; used fe w times; new | = YF ow poe 5a: pathy - 4 ‘town at the price: terme .T , , ar s : : f ’ . 4 ia : : ; ' 7 OP "tT. c fa) ; P ar ’ - oe . a“ : ' ant " . ¢ guaranteed, .Om?6®s9 7 ® cost. Call Olive 7222. | clation Piano Tuners mie iSES! | URED: one: >. 15094 _8._7th —» yt he ‘ ; ———— Ic | ai ru ’ s - , ‘heaP. : %% aPe : a ™mo- uarantee y us: music _ roils an ao. : . - , fayette. Oven >. & terme: open evenings and 24 fe) : be é ~~ d canna roots, « meas a 4 > Lon EK dist: a/ ue ' eon } ¥ rail | ALI. “ er dg ey? Pho- nc. ‘ude $20 down and $8 monthiy. Bev. | ; Automobiles For Exchange JE Ww ETT ¢ nach: ‘brand new: FORT.—Counpe. 19°4 . many extras $355. ; a na : Cars. 1609 Law (cD) | Kaston ay : - Buu 8. ih ebi nants BLO DX ef in #0. For est ~64 i _nograph Repair Shop. 1115 Pine. (cQ9) er rs, 17th a and Locust. _ (c80) | BU if K—To uring. trade for furniture or| rn wheels, semi-balloon tires.{ terms trade 716 N. Vandeyenter. a anaes \2 if | 1— 1923—— « \ -Fe | ; wai wack “ *,, oer’ HRU BRER ; Ma. Tuhe new 77 ipLAYER -PIANO—B88- -note. Geo. > Bteck & | Ford 2656 Ch uteau, Victor 230 | baked ename! finish: upholeter- | FORTD—Coupe. 1974: Hass ore, looks like 7... es abe - : 8 S10 nh Re ae ¥ - wn ame Be | % _(c2 ADOL PH BR ANDENBERGER aan now for "3700 0: — gor | EXCHANG E—tate 1922 & Gardner to —— ow in Pullman plush: a beautl- new real 2 1993 ver’ 9448 oie knee. K FORD ( rOU ai 3 aden ot ws Toe Cn wie Sienetee * ; S23 tuhe: a} a ee. -pianos and reproducers tune tion: 90 for late model Ford sedan. 3401 Or- | ful little coach for someone that | FORD—Coupe, 1923: any 225 e new, Ford counes tn fine condition: OTT : Jarmieon } ee ,.* SH aig BEER Y— pt : 538 Ti a ti ‘be: aiso at rage bat- PER ao | -~ repaired. 606 Oregon. Vie- bar ee TARCK F PIANO co 1018 Olive ga nanan sheath. ‘ No. N3 A! wuys open. : $s. 50 down ae 41 ‘) ive pO A ay. lextras: $175 to $300: terms to sult. 311 6 UN! pha iy BI ey noed men. pruning . trees, 7 — Atwater. Kent 3-tub: rj,. | tor_ 4785. Member of N. A. P.T, (cO9) | P. A f (c2) PXCHANGE—8O ac acres of f clear jand | near EWE I 9015 Locust. Bomont | FORD—Cou 1930 cord tires; S89: iCass ——-- moe 2 ant Mie truck | geeding. fe {ilizing jawns, tree mn, $35. SR47 Ww “connate complete; | N OG R APH ~ REPAIRING O-ART REPRODUCING BIANO—1 i Balem. Mo., for automobile. 77245 Mo!- ‘NEW ELL 3422 LAndell. 2600 terms. — $f | Olive et. te mode! . i | de edges: no ior alee ‘ rr. "Bixtube't. will say ee eae — w r HO! O I ae eat tne enanele DUO- Ar ART oteich aoan. - s FORD 7 aeons le weet —, a Fort MAXWBPLL—19724 coach: none better; w we FORD—Coupe: used 3 weeks, bie bargain. FORD COUPE one Oo emai. ul ailn ee ~ he iy t ; a et makes; aigo fu ABD TR . tor wish to sell: make offer; 4127 Olive #. wal nae ; Landscape Gardner. (‘a DOE —z, Oe. Of “os Roy | 11 | ERATE sHOF, 916 Fi : REPERIAL co 0 per cant Co Hoi gE usively tourthg. 1244 2 ’. “Poclt4. 62) | epen Sunday. 'GRAUPNI ER, ‘S418 Locus Locust. FORD—l ate “24 coupe. aziA N. Let. . wren ree vain, 47 mochepices rani CABS OFT now -- len, ¢ ike © OP Oe TN like new: special NASH—For exchange; "7 -passeager; ch fingwe! ‘ NOW Ys the time os | = a 724 Trin: ae (ee?) | = AIRIN NG ae = small payments. Aeo- Tae BaE smaller car. 3629 St. Louis. Velie Coa eh WORTH $1200 FOR cae 1004 rs disew “every- ics 223 Leeust. Ramo sont 1840. sah Cilime. your awn, Rs — ony oy Mowe -tube eet: c heap. Call | ana electric panos; rots lian Co.. 1004 Qliv a Tl DEBAKER- —Touring: v i take lot or NOW $805 th! ng. $145. down trade. 23404. Olive. ‘ - -- , — Martin Ralling Jt. ; ‘cy | Pianos, players tor “ Cenatitel Gl walnut case:| stock, Eberle, 5835 Etzel av That's the whole story. De luxe model: | FORD—Coupe; beautiful iaie sme Jel: new: 1924 PURD COUPE PORD—Roadster, cheap, A. 407 | Utredyne, B-tube, for electric ena H. KEMPEX. ESTEY—Uprieht: , re he iat live gree 150, 4965 *otus | eae eee REACTIEeY YOUR adie Ri loud 4 speaker 1415 a noomplet ws | 3844 8. Compton @ 1120. in goo04 condition; $65. CONROY’S. 1100 TRADE Dodge tourt: 6 for light Ford | 4tac wheels: nainted t latest ae Pt nm. ly pal nted: on ly $ bdal- TOU RING ca CAR—?' or exc en angs » * for | clomen | Grand. ————— ae quick aale. 7800 Forsy he bi. ’ Forest 150 and 610 — ae oe eae ine tee SB Wectrodyne seis , ae ry gM, us ee iaweien freee note, - ou to trade “Jor: " “guaranteed | ca ZF ; - . used 3 weeks: $465. ° ga : . wa—To MASON Aj ~~ & HAMLIN am ipright: as WHAT P have you HLTCK—Coupe; "4 622 46. real bargain: ORD—<s pe | mal. Easton. ee newly » took, ‘cond tires: ; hast to coast: tubes. “bat. AMATEUR RANIO PDAYER . ' for 5: full amoune used car? 200 difterent makes to select | OR! 520 E , After 10 a m 4251 Lee ractice with beginning orchestra: give full-octave plano, YAHLEM MOTOR CO., 1035 N. | $2 st terme. _ 33: : + —— eae a “$350; zood cond! need FR trade make car, MON- v-41, P -D. will be allowed any tim enger coupe; 1940; good FORD—1924 943, Northiand. (ey AROHM, 3137 Locust cke eee i ote Oe teed ae SDE . i Box_ « f VICK sopne fivetube radie CE oO Waals ae < a with | year on a new Instrument. : ~ Sg Lindell 695. Be sure to ask od Lb Ln, rs -passeng: Chsstaet st. (299) tion; terms. 1 Olive. Lindell 4000. trio. Box M-100. Post Dispateh, 1100 Olive st. : _ t.

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- ine tot , “eae. oe a0 ” bal Se er ed ia ab 8 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 20B gee 900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. . ? . erNDAY. SLNDAT i figs - MARCH tt SA A OS retin UTOM OBILE Passes ce CARS RUCKS » ACCESSORI e ©°,° _ Roadsters For Sale iRD—i: 79° rune ee ~oads* er starter —— perfect sim Cad +e: a go00d om rr a RDS e Lafayet* ; — N oe a> “or - M ARMO : “alia S : open WILSON MOT Runabouts For Sale — > yr? f Ste 1oc4 a ns ta 402 ? es 4R65 Lo-as , Sedans For Sale Jack Blives! Wie Greatest Used Car Salesman ANOTHER FEATURE j ~e fim ' oe LAP A * at A PAV A OW) DOWN 50 Others PORD—Sedan. 1972! a>ies, $12 4229 fs oe dan apen ; | ty ‘a’ « 1994 ae ROL. ET SEDA cw of ext ec haaks vm an. - > + “(ww ‘eras ‘ ovr f..Sedan dewr iae Loacwet siss SEW EL. L Like r aa | ant mein ¥ ae! sy oR I>— to? +? er a ue a bergen. TSH" ear. fiw Alway® open. ~~” FR ae TaN picenen t Leute i. 20U sce ® Uracd HWETHUDY & I Lindell 568°. aad “ Sat Touring Cars For Sale tour 4 = yO ee ain runs aoe n. Ba aay hurry GRAUL P NER, “3418 Locust ng. 1y2Z4. 4-c ’ > - ’ Sedans a me —igs24— Ferd en~_alr good: “S35 open Sunda; 4 56 i Lex! Y AHLEM ws TOURING BARG ATN *} “P hed 2s us BUICK ' 4h Lafayette fe) INT MOT EMONSTRATORS | 4710 Dein Tee! ~ a ~ REBU ILT BI “IC K ay yee | Ss cay ame °’ vw Teil ™mar : “a * git ” rs " ean ine : . x > te @ ”* “ t — — . 4a" ( eve id re —at ‘+47 “¥s oo “iy ao ~ . a “"=Ee 9 ee (he “i © e ~ 1974. inte. periea 2 oe — = = hes THRO CS e#stra 714 Sheri¢ar 1_TON ‘ea de for ~ > » . _ »« : © 14 a | "sy . = . : . Soll ~~. - , & at i= a -_ ns 1%i? a Ps . 3213 Wisconms . — = a . — 2 >t 2 , ~~ R & touring: fe 27 #7S@T) TUS - —— . - " > # and z vr] ay tera . - = ~" W ise . ? % - 7 a “ - ~ . I} VROI ET AUPNER, S418 L & ae pc r baker. cleader, et - . P - ees : . at we ~ sts -~* ears ‘ niger ¥ 1G) : - ; : - : Ae £ 4 _ : ws > ; ’ aM ' : : , - . ’ ~ ; —_ % ad : : 2" ) , > oe 4 etarter Deal y : 7 . ’ " , . 4 . " : > - : > —_— : : : ) yb. : re : ) ; ; - . _ : Sey tot. ‘ =a : “> 3 . > . *C) : . - : Lriz 2 4 ‘ - . " : ; « fey gain io or f -et 7 a7 _ ae ; =. \f - " . r’4 -~ o! sis - a * a : ae cy} - : i ; - - i & | > »*) : o —~ © : ‘ oa ot . M: 4~ : bee D ye ~ . ~ a oe >. . price $195. | @ aC TOMOBILE @ > Oka t =. = Roment 3% . = hady ‘ te ” agen | day Sonmday and > : ’ 31 LE 1924 spor > : f : ae CA ae . | 2 = r, - 7 Se "at has ever ~ == ; =“. © ‘ - th «a elhent el cuaranteed 433 N. Grere Acc ha it imve cHhage.s 1 ee ehe AUTO ‘ e : : 3 . Sunday aoa a | . 7 . p — a ut \% ee wa ° ; 0” > " seiis at*Tr) Pura ae aber , re 5 ond isi S BATT! — , trie = ys : - . , 2 , + . a -™ 3 * , " 7 . ‘ 7 : 5 : ar* ?t > ie : * LE j . . — . ere I ; ° , . - 4729 = & Nat = : HAT fx a3 : ' : ania. ' Bron ai; cay AND —Teouring. Lon 1) . = "Ful - e+ mts TOW dition: must sell; gu: delvery met rs - rT. : ‘ . . . sted Se, - 3 rstrat .. Bi: : cs a = —— 19° 7 , | sar'er * anc : em , oes ‘ : . r a ’ , 5 i : F 4 Bre | kis : : io = “@ bon - ~ loft erara 3! + =JOS S. Jettores PORi ad T herr : Ss a het rm D — - * truc . : rENED e 7 — e°a*terT : * . : =. ~ - =... - FES - Tr ame) . . . “ 7 | has « Hergaina. teruns | ae Qs 43 It pa FENE F ’ -—. — and he satisfied. : trp 3 — et: oo a 4 DICE 3015 Locust mS 6 ts very cheat aes . 4 - XN ise : - NEWELL 333 Hoon sid coe | ee a ? ake AIGE 6-70 is. s. * S| roa MOTOR . “ON WOTOR . > l= 2 910 2 os — Ps , i ; : . a note . ~ wasuncon 1924 Paige-Broug FIRES. $18) Tevis Si tor Port deniers. | gts . “a iG . * z+ «a | = are - sin "ea Ve ' ta.“ a 4 ST BET IN TOW co ‘ "$i73s0 1 “ — ' t ‘al —* > BES “ - at ‘rw. r nom | ~~ og ; €ii , 2 arte >? = sal = ‘one $75 ° board« e ery 40008 arc hy-Perdoe a “0 2am TV) - - rer r*Tro ra’ 7 . . J os | OLN TOURING ruck. ints 1984 model: | _Lipte hand Selet and cab Vw “ Easton. Bomont Fae B- a> 1973 touriagy zt ruaning con-.; USED sint and 4e @Mtabies Hest fere ar chk | 14 8 Grend 4th the | Huber. = —™ re? “=tas _— anos "ot way Che "+2 ‘ co rie Si Domi bis a. Part ; imMé6. 6S Ice a 4th oe ¥ rery s ts : ‘ - ode with start+ In >i LS Tevw Mr o” Por sae et (‘pen eve PERE: CAR 2° 8 ar) @®¥etvings tT ne thy a e4 "eer 4 ? ane tx wi ¥ Ss): . Seve *. motor end rear *"s™ i@l3 epem special i°*7 > . . ; ewer a _—- ~ - . = 7 ~ : 4 a’ . . x : . »t : : F > : ” eR oT) o Pn " - ‘ ; ; , ' " - . . ; ; : bat wi — —_— i.) D WN “ne . ; 2s / ‘ : _ » ~n@el) 7060 a 1 4 Ve >) ; . ™- de; -atra (rece ha — x Ai "tCews. '‘neide meas . ™ the car for camp | 4 ¢ elivery track: pene’) 2 cep . ~~ i ae | 7 Tt senountaiie rime SS . a F 4ORILE Gp ~ & b. ; oF ov? TarcyK ~* : ~~ . ~ - ‘y and everi ner —4a $ ‘motel: ostra barge $1.15 "ows nee mem. == the car for came Te “ake & fT goo ee "ore oF, ater “-eee fe neler *Teninzs i650 Fasten $7 76: -etare, REAL RAR GAN one- Tes — “*. “95 4 ar>4 a ab $5 rn mice oty. S195 gen 5 —F— fae z 4 sncr*tie>: $195 athiin $5 eae 437 8 ae ‘ 4:™ ee? ¥ P | - ake Sway 44 Sev ‘ 44 “eke body +) ‘* ees 424 ae OLIVES rn . " ° - * — 7 - —— Si ead ae) igh eoroR_ cont MOON TOURING eT -tgt a4 OTOR Ca i a! battery "Gar 9 ts §¢ : ae - tery © =? ° tei NT boug™ txt ~a 7 . : —, e.. i | 3 , \% or 12 & bode. | . fr d — - | 2 ios lug ‘eae , Pode ren 19 On . a $73: »arts OS = | cut; 4

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SUNDAY, a Ll. 19Za. — SSORIES _— + | OL end Saget . —1924 sport little | one. the 400 and ue’ ar ood red 7 Ae} TUSAT ty OLDS 'OLUSMOBILE | OVERL ‘NEWELL i like 'SAXON- | TOURING; Touring Cars For Sale lie) model: tn paint $275: ierms, S Jefferson, LL advance 6, to be” monti: Bel] at $50 i A re ae ng ‘TV KO od very interest ih iber. 2601 yi Touring, con Locust, ne in tis perfect cone? Car if a ‘live COT wut a Lapeer Tt} Sunday = 1 ay Delmar 54 eviine suring: that hus had excellen ut SUOO miles: mechan t like new: rubbe miced to ry, ; 4 ing Gy} lew: runs per fey 46:6) Lires AaAie imMpers front and 0n mirror and ou ‘to matig | per? od - looking, class at a co! 7? derable Savi aySs and evenings, 462 evenings. 4050 bk N24 moe ‘tiv; ha det rear: Hew front imishield extra disc everything on nas had exceptionally @ bought for cash quick sale: open 7 4650 Easton. AT ee 9, good ¢ con. “ Dre = a: oF On a really” ; ip Es le rine a truck on ack thig or Sum | Del. “2 “Nash Touring 4 1923--driven less than 6000 mileg. original finis tires, etc. Js8 perfect mess lly. e manerer with automatig | lpr oon tire. bumperg, 3 ntee “al "t dela THWEST NASH co. la ANG SOOS i} rat 30890 Tocust NASH SPORT—1923 Keenest ooking Nash ~~. equipped with trunk, aed a dream. Think, OuVE AND i921 touring; & real bag bargain; any terme to suit: GRAUPNBR, 3418 Locust, Best offer geta this 19%9 © ne, new bearings, pistons and * sround, and well overhauled: selling, Cal] Elifot. day, hag el fully ro Hy $: 5951 “Year tog I MOTOR - WASHINGTON © CWAK 1, Car; eptl mason for day ngs, 1516 (o],13S8 t) 1 rrect “aii over 2615 Lynch ; ae (cy U1] SMOKILE—1922 touringe car: rool ogndition hee cash. Gilllam-Epstein evrolet ©o.. 6929 Easton. -1922 touring: LvV2u; ruls . = is] ; » f*T) good; looks good: is $50 down; big bargains; open) AUPNER, 3415 Locust. —1923:; 4-cyl, touring. “therss oughiy rebuiit; has new body guaranteed; wes $700; now $550: LU ‘XE AUTOMOBILE Co.. Y Romont 2812x. Sunday and evenings. 3 QO! vpding gpd i[LE—1922 light 8 touring: re.) t l. overhauled and renvainted: a beauties ful ‘as has every appearance of a new — nd carrie a new car guarantee; right: terms: trade, S LU ‘XE AUTOMOBIL® Co : Bomont Ori ex. Sunday and even ings. touring: fhop: good tire car has every ap- ig guaranteed as aiso rood: Sunday. oOliy ,. > Gk One nm = dey dav rebus it mn our! ‘ow mileaxe: sf naw nd is L U XE AU TOMOBILE OO. Bomont 2812X. 4 ‘all day Sunday and evenings. ND—Touring ; rode! Lalo: 4847 is A North! and. - 1917 ry. ' Foreet OAK LA ND—Tou: , 1921: motor: S185; terms 7168 N. Vandeven ter no (62>. BARBY OVERLAND—tTouring, 192°: clase condition: must sell: terms. Wynne, 2341 S. Jefferson ANI Le ndit on I. XE ry rts eood © (c994 9 a ey to uri r) x or 39%] AW? anna 44 iring, , mechanioally: all z00d | low’ trade: terms. TOMOBILE CO Bomont 2812X. and even! ngs. BIRD. 100} terry re Ga) TEMPLER—4 Sanecousr sport: Tate models | first-class tier a bargain for cash. | 1249 5138 Paston #6 ass. touring: excellent ce ‘ 2339 8. Grand. o pick ‘up pe >» | * y VELIE Ment. VELIE loiringe: a bare ; fi- ‘ hance fasten Delmar 2547. rs fine shape: thres pe ne * ‘u can make m ney for new car, ‘ ‘aba pany = a’ a real bares ee this fob hae sravt nae lee ’ aft (1 ee suall cash DAsee ' a. hiuber. 700k ucing®: nrmdel pri ineo sits with ‘ery quiet 8 bluher. touring eunrane best pf 1! 2 mator!: hes 8601 Locw ne TOURING nothing beter * ou li * it and pay. wKNTOHT late onea’ ; Knight metor it « ' Brien Wa a wert ; \ Gr.= . Tie TOR "bord. $ time. acer %. Ses ig sale 2, Sib to (3; years icrnmin' 1512 Loc ust. BET IN. TOWN @ be t it condiffon: new pe Fe : rms open Sundays is. see 4 will erede, | na paint and mechanic Oe x ren! buv for D—Ton and half chain dmve chassis: W. Hel stall Sunday ig uma tir ‘SUNDAY, “MARCH 1. 182: ~~! Bsc, Sk a - Be 900 AU TOM OBILES, '» Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale A A ds in these columns today. % oe ; Sie i “4 basi td =e ~ ST. LOUIS AUTOMOBILE Trucks for Sale > we » Cars For Sale llys-Knights : nd 192 have had foe ey “use for “Sunday driving ao trimming, tops fire? cls 26 equipped: pr ir ec} r to pay. 3 ays open eat MOTOR “AR CO. “2921- 27 Lac ust bi, ¢ CARS — R eal i7n ns Hudson &# aArm”MNot 3 Os) argains: COMMUTERS AND SFR ICE DRIVERS: —_ Owen magnetic 7 ig being Inthe at its value rr wr é This mac -_ a just been “agit! Phone Rivers de e pation. 9. - Trucks ver _. ee True K a condition va st TRUC pes 5 full panel, Ws Galivery, rings + erfeet condition ] oper Sunda vy and evenings. f Baston Delmar ' lot “us = Trucks : light delivery: full Doe" of Dasser ove v5 1924 mode Is: less than eight at a price that wiil make s truck owner; open Si gree and eve- * 450 Easton. Delmar 25 | Trucks: light Je! ry. re. : 19°24 modeis: les price that open Simnda' -— Delmar 2547 (eyo) full i“n eignt make eve 28 ! wf at a pa truck owner 4650 Rastor BY—2- -ton, winter stake body and cal t 3 month a bargain ("a + aboiive 8404, “29 Chermmical Bidg ——— Truck : baragiii. OS634 : 4476W. — 5. * terms: 4 Bales } raid Sneek: See e a 1924 la perfect trade. 506 S. Jet- hody. like extras; ~~ $923. ect’ bumpers: perf en ‘’ 14 Sheridan 2 ton truck: trade for a Minnesota Vie’ or P TRI ‘Ck—2- ton 3006 agk a\ ee One "1, ton Call between 8 and 3921 Bia! iT. ~ e —2- true 919 model SAL—2-ton tru K, Af. i. ak £ pee cheap... 33153 Wisconsin DE RAL-——-2-ton truck good endition will trade. 6859 Corbitt as acreen — pow: is @a nindioalh, * 1309A Sh J cleaner, Ap—Treek, ORL Fine truck for baker. 5 695 Dover p!.. 5ROG sout an Truck 123. starter. gain; $125 Riversife 192 1 pat truck: starter; re Motor. 2820 N. Grand. nt panel “hody truck bargain 2q20- Olive 5: (em) light deliver: first-class M15 Dolman } —I-ton ‘truck, 1924 model, 3929 Laclede. fivuck, 1-ton, el yaed body: R5S $140 (o% ‘ chean S85. (3929 bor Ton truck: starter perfect condition O28 Lae RD—Ton truck: special built iguring. Ferguson 470 Rp—lie-ton truck; one 4482 Enright. Men —19%> ton truck. with cab. for ‘mal or tice hanling $550 ann A Rates i—Trucks: zg ae condition: ha rgain precht Motor { 80° & Broadway. mD- Light delivery truck; S105. % x Heudel, 44°4 Tholozar a—Light deivery panel et 0 Locust at. D—Truck, panel Leonard. ah and ‘eae bods trade for price “bod; t? uy k body, $75. 11: 5B 1, excelle: if ~. Gr ana with a Cash "4353 uck, ‘(—Ton tr (@heap. 251: 1: 3 RD—i Aght Yyood louis truck. 2433 deliver: ua , 15°00 St. delivery D— 1 Ajght x Gra nd D—Truck K; good condition. “starter. 4229 Ww. ee ae pa atic tires; de, a D—Truck., mically new: nad —Truck, easy truc £200. 1924: light bargain. , deli = starter. ice and coa! Riefling's, 1924, pou! terins ve at. R—J-fton truck 19°53: or Monday moror, starter 30°20 Glassgow trucks trade. ~ 2 OK ae ffers: D—T on Dp; terms (ey I tute l. wf ° 508 S po elma i¢ wee De We-ton trucks: heap: terms, trade. vies ; Ton truck. las tarter .. cheap: terms: trade. 2o06 Ss. Jef D—1L979 truck: |i delivery: starter condition; $4: terms heliner, & Jefferson av. im) 1h PORD 1-TON TRUCKS, \-lon truck Itargains; __ 8a20 Kastan av. —1922 truck: . down, $5 week! S pe Sunday. GRAUPNER, I ate mode! truck: tire $''50: _ 3118 i “we« ; Trucks: » wi to $105 WEJOHNSON express body very cheap: 3418 Locust body — cab open Ca 8) ¥ and one-half ton: MOTOR co aiers§ 40.37 Natural Bridge Ton truck, $50: also late-mode! $180 Tevis Motor. Ford « lacust; open evenings and Sur vs one-ton . . fehl) M—Il-ton stake heocty. uon very cheap FLINT MOTOR CAR CO 0 Delmar bi. Forest 1500 Light truck: giarter. new eCrAD » bigh flare boards: AI every ‘down. MacCarthy-Pardue Mar. Cnbhany SN One-ton ‘Steck. ’ dump hody, } fr cash. new tires: regs | late 1924 model: hand hoist and cab: | 3206 Easton. Bomont ! if Delivery truck - Starter and demountables i Decora! ne Co.. 1504 S. Grand. Nicholas Ridge D TRUCK With : non and Perv Only Soo: ' Deade Auto Bs. opposite City “Truck. light body 102 2 8% demountal! es. $1535. Dealers 3903 Locust. and Sundays good running con- bert - Pr? canopy with open with start- i Vevis Motor Lope n yh ic delivery, ~ "body, . very i ave and evenings. LOT Delmar @®547 1922 truck: panel body $135. & itke new: motor and rear OVerhauled: 1923 open ; Always one WEIN. MOTOR CORP, — est Pi Park. le nde}! 1 7000. gt 1024 mode}; extra large Panel body, 6 > windows, inside meas- oF ton KD feet: just the car for camp- ear to also make a very good or furniture or other uses. | a4 and evenings. 4650 Easton. “et light deli ve ry . Marter and ee , truck € me nash ally demountab! rims nNane os | UXE AUTOMORILE Oo. ¢ Romor mRIZX. iD all day Sunday and on Be in isa 192 4 mode! : Elk 6 © indows © touring feet: Just the car ng: a! 80 make 8? for furni+ ir 2547" eVeninzs xtra ‘inside fllre or : ‘ 1650 Faston rh hi TR (s 76) ; ARUCKS, REAL BARGAINS Bt Stee’ hos iy aT id = “ton dumn an 3 Ys -ton Closed wd ay PoORD hM 2500 . wonderfu! / battery : * BODIFS—Roadsters, 2811 town RP... 6820 Gravois BODY irr?) b-ton: like new. $235 | ser. trailer with holst of carrying 15 tone | Mon -*- Clive | er ; : bod ; miles . 12 ¢. run 19.000 ‘ Broadway ic ; Cheap. way. best | low ‘or { (c) | f@wiae etc. | or emall | ‘cy i body: | 2315 | 1S te. al les, | teres. | 2:80 1576 FORD s] fel) fine | SKIVING i NEW UBED iFord frort « ishi special ; rt» BODIES } DUMP ofr |\PAIGE—~3 first-class | Quick sale: w to responsible RiO—Speed wa trade; terms REO ruck; 1923 model STU DE BAKER motor Al: REPUBLIC ing body day, Olive STAN DARD M4) TR “TO! 1 TR 5960. i > .f bot) } Ad «or? Lood “at * ter Trucks STE V AR T— ae md runaho rat ( K- 2 My -ti ['Sfehh pavn IB Mack. Mack, White International, w-ton , Pierce OPEN SUNDAYS 9 ton alir 14 truck ound Co ill Koti: 62038 ¢ i234 o 4 a i t, s22 to 1 Chassi ton, UCK trus brand-new mney tet hy Open Sunday, , it. See oO m dump. Vn) ‘ry utility *) ~ ton TERMS consider Darties. 14?) ton Riverside ele eit ster dum maition: 3024 Was Sarit iA Vois rood u Thomas Truck, cheap. 1's, and cal: for light on. with fi Arla Chemica! B UCK—1 4 -ton sla s, rebullt inter body } One sof rs Z linesss eee — 7 — —™ rd, Feder Harvester Telephone iii} Hil | ’ ah Pr ine |“ $3.80. AUT) tae Ss: ACCESS ss tOt): Be RY—6-v: 31x PNeu- Natura! i Nilics . li se Ss Dispatch it: Spot! } 00d than St TG. gallons for 408 N. Main et «cD9) (omplete Cost. ig! “* sfore Bl. Ix » Ma ment al —s || 3441 Pent iA- Indiana ai, MACK-INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCK CORP. ail 2804 fii denen so cos Accessories, Parts—F or Sale AUTO OIL—Biue Ribb line Box Y- a 6) rea so. 44:37 A Viewiiee a -Truck (in “CHE VROLE T PARTS Complete iine of new and usea parts for | A iceDO) Budd.- | Chevrolets. WELLS MOTOR FAC TORY Michelin and wheels EBpeste i | i terms. | | FENDERS —Dod S10 fix, all { ‘oO lLuffalo . - ! fo aii bor ge : modeis. SO0R N. Gran DISTRIBUTORS —oFr wire and makes. nont 2ZUSH ’ ijat PMD ] 1. oT) Diete oe S401 models, Site Hiupmobile. al Studebake: er ors for | and repair tr | W AG NER Gk | 59823 PARTS— yD; rear end. ads AR FORD Riv roOR a? ‘ so @t Motor Sif . de? nountah le ‘ 7 $11.75: one Vuleanizer. F008 MACH making tire bo jell F210 parts toda Faston Auto Branch, 25th a anc fact ory cos catalogue. Cent Olive st... ‘St new aul makes and [Mules INE-—] ths: yv: used l’arts , Sen ury M« ‘SED PARTS for a!l Western makes Alto Tyler 478 is International T ruck ‘Parts all no re r le A ek mg N DSF 2517 AT Si1] Flees PNaers nor Dixon l-evlinder 1 ressed atre Mord fan Nord ton Mot oro Mord unt rn laf kK Accessories. PODIES W and tru 106 “A TISMTIVISA)erT) 50 per ThE i Mark DEL ee hassis. » mode Salvage. i modeln : ag Fo iad land ™ >. 437 parte 3b845-4! nd Palm mobile parte f is of cara at halt | Man parts Auto Parts Co., 4103 « ‘929 ) 4d for free TIRES. of cars: 131 cent off R MOTOR NEWMAN’S MAR sizes, per pair ons bulb > tube. crease. slightly’ brakes other Par nes pec ent nted K wa Gis 12th s« _ Batteries RADIOLITE Will henefit for ’ fa ery Co., 4839 N dealers wante Broadway rrn | and Radia! te —_——— — ae Bodies For Sale cheap: cash Tre: te ora The ea and truck a4 latest construction equipped w shock absorbing dumping easy 17th and Pine. ius 3 BODIES—We mm proved baat ith retail apringe., Bailey tourings: E aestor BARGAINS—A way « carry a JON 18 chime la . a Lee agi know ry dis Reps ; ing and om) | WIRE WHEEL SERVICE ¢ ‘4 Ou, ned Bonmon | arid e | hk \ ld | ;* 9) luat leds tomorrow. + Kaston or aif. | lowest ] N (c62) ‘iat moO, (c99) DF rete j riRES j tery > | mail zi TIRES—@ gains “ , ts | La ; af allt batteries, new or old: lightlog radio Rat- Colfax 4519 _fc8) ie Oe tc} rei a! ety ocx through ning chain which Auto Body é and make ('o., fc) body | 5 DO YOU WANT DO YOU WANT A NEW CHEVROLET? A USED CAR? WE KNOW IF YOU DO YOU DO AND WANT YoU TO HAVE I‘ WE WANT WE WANT °) | YOU TO HAVE IT TO HAVE WHAT You il —SO | chi} GOT) C) Ht WAN Just fil] in the COUPON below and we will supply at vour priee— e | ee phone and we will trade your in OR— Pill in the coupon below and our man will call to advise vou on condition and priee, al car -QR Phone us and our man will call awd tell! you of the many bargains to be had. your . “SELLER TO BUYER—FREE SERVICE” “EVERYBODY SATISFIED”’ SQUTH SIDE CHEVROLET 3645 SOUTH GRAND BOULEVARD GRAND $250 “Just Below Gravois” VICTOR i] ee See ieee re Nt cite et ln, in tp NO a OOO ON IO, i et li eg a - Without obligation, I desire to list 19 Without obligation, I desire to Wet my name Mode! interested in a good used car for; about @ automobile for sale for §$. I prefer Make l agree nurchase Chevrolet from vou if Mode! my car is sold, io a new ADDRESS [f will pat ate Bodies For Sale aden ior {C) j St) sport Tins. ~ HUDSON FRAMPTD IN HUDSON *, ESSEX COAC POpular S-paseenger « hke new in every BODY Kor ton truck, Washington, ‘Touring body, BODY —New sivie Morris =oi0 (sipve OL_LiT—I, de} \ = lv ‘ a Sa SEDAN DUMP yord 4021 Union. terns, 4508 tudor: FORD S10 hoki trade CHEVE body; ¢« neap. ; o BODY -— Perfect T bargain “620 Olive. (c) All kinds: trew and used: terms es D> 6 OlmMe io) ne worid 1924 dossen ( oach 1993 Hudson (Coa bh & models bumpers, seat covers stop signal $600.00 up to $975.00. These cars not only You owe it yourself trade. CHE, ROLET ondition: real FORD BODIES S10 up ‘rad S most losed respect available built-in A} at fires Caprer ty) }) hig paint, $720.00 finite m 8] radiator itters motor and Duce and paint transmission lock. be Mbolics os, new sed eovippre a, ' ings. rondster trade S081 Easton. FORD BODIES-—Al} kin de new, used, $10 up: trade. terms. 735 Olive.ce i) MORD BODIES Ai} ine 8 terins. trade (open Monday eventing. 2R1U Olive, MORD ROlLaSs—Sedan and down, S10 month. Morris, (FORD SEDAN BaobY—_4-door lerms, trade Morris, 2810 ne &) truck bodies, used. $20 up, also Sé- dan bodies. RieUing s, 2415 Olive.tcSU) BFR T> Two new. bodies. with leather covered couipartiment etta: Riverside 540 i a” - Se Ae "ut 200) h rORD Tertil are ta Renuine harga to INVESLIRate the hey line inn-——| ire safe investr motor car OPEN SINDAY 0009 LOCUST 3810 BOMONT 3102X 1924; casy | ‘ rave ; : ; ’ = = == : > — _ la 1PRING TIME Is Al IE RE BUY ONE Sh 49 "% NOW AND SAVE MONEY HAVE ANY MAKE OR $25 $1500 $10 Olive. COU ie - large hed | oupne Sidney bolt bodies cS) two ilent pall ‘ «@) “ = oa ‘ie “OO] rFURD ra elivery parts, S. Oth st. Sidney 37§ ROADSTIER PODY——$10- oe hodies Avi Auto Fe akiana es ? ' 1° Nash = ji mere = for anv style ‘tal ter Nash ha e tl lowest +t pe wrade hodie«s “ATth and Pine STYLES All models re-enamels a: look it iti on f best tern see ther evenings. (Champion Bods 4) «tf i . = Ary cas ion flay ST Hodes ou ST and unday and Evenings "ALERS open — ~- ann BUYE i od) baragins boughit ist PRINCETON MOTOR SALES Sepirninonin : oo Bigg of oe NN OlS. RIVERSIDE 2404. UNUSUAL VALUE "Sunday +-passenger ( ‘oupe. _ OEPENDABLE Usen Cars coupes $1! Yf) ‘Nnampic ‘ l A’ CRRe) t} de monstrator , Bomor e 1924 National custom-built SHO00: todas akland POVS } Cloach 1923 Chandler Dispatch T SOM) PROUT] N- LINDELL OFrREN SUNDAYS cyuet FORD BODIES AND CABS larct your own byepad 4 of har ent ™ ade oak ccpmt OUPINE ; used ih ey , stytes y and eatoet These little messages are not our real used car advertisements. The advertisements that bring new cus- tomers month after month, into our used car department, are - writen on tags by our chief mechanic. They consist of two letters —O.K. For your protection make your used car purchase from a reputable dealer. (rrand 2402 AND EVENINGS "ws ROOMY ' ] tla!! hae Bodies eee rt) VW td + a rand OSO6T | PURD ROADSTER BODY We “se rial Ret b, cee | HUDSON-FRAMPTON SPECIAL BARGAINS type k'’ord touring brand-new good good S$I35.00 Fourdor Sedan kent ignition, cow! lanmips. loc Chassis For Sale > Aires, parking and stop signal, mditi "n use fiz] a’ PESOrL s A rea) buy, (a) IOL25 Dodge To iring ash: ; new, mechanical condi:‘ion the acid test. 70 per cent | very popular family car at almost | the original rot (;varanteed. 1922 Oldsmobile 7 ing, sport type. paint | very good. Today (PEN LOCUST sale ih@® #eystem yO pe eerint Today aniy 1924 Ford special ol tires, 3 others Lop. paint and FORD -Pleasure; thor | me F580 Atwater k whee othe, $3°25. luoks almost iil) «stared tires A half $525. tour motor nerfs 7 a4 ("ass starter, $f i|PORD CHASSIS—-102" . "STO Olive also 1018 chassis, (HASSIS > etarte’ tuntahie: he 54°? I K ossuf?! riRIR {>° ode} mn vood con | lition be S029 S. Jefferson ie) | FORD ‘ HASSIS- —1"?] starte lemu nt- 3 ables: $55 4°°OW N ature fee CHIASSIS ] -ton with Manchester: (“hi ASSIS—]-tor ~ cheap terms. and as passeliger tires and only. $2°5 NDAY BOMONT SI tit 32a09 ‘ 9 n RD cab: | se? 31902X 7419 rRickh OuNnlLAaAD es: chest 7 FORD “Hi ASSIS— -t arte S50) Bilgere teand. | . | arter, | 7914 jf an | DODGE BROTITERS } passer for 198" with! or, 2820 N | II Tops For Sale TO r¢ Pes . or ; ield and battery. “S216 "TO TORS made. repaired; For a recor r Go Os ‘hevro!l S12 4409 - ‘ “y Bape pi .ao; URevrolst. he a4 YOU BUY THE , = ee : why A WTSED CAR. Brothers d .* > * "Ls 4 ) i oa enay terms ° } — a ’ . é eee. net Eg ay Hil Pre AD way, running | BE CAREFUL WHERE ett INVEST in aA position 4 hoards etc $1 each. ZS10O Olive weg YOUR MONBY at the lowest WINTER TOP—F roadster. inciuding ||| Before you buy see our large selection \ndxhield: $10 ny 1336J. 1481 ||| Of €00d used Fords "ade ap SNieia ‘ bette i = | Coupes ; " eet — ~~ | Sedans |W) “ig BS TOPS—And Tourings as) TOMOB/LE COPAIPANY OL06$ sepia (MBP 4LQe'> DEA ag tops. winda- | Mor Ilana st. roadster oads eI 14} RS fet [MOTHERS O8ALéia mode! 24) to WHEN YOU aler ord (Cabany $475, S200 $175 $210 rge Selection: SMALL DOWN PAYMENT. BALANCE MONTHLY | Johnson Auto Co. 3667 Olive St. Near Grand Open Evenings and Sundays. Pueblo > « »y Roadsters bargain four ijTigg Witn ; int “4 : rs i > La reduced pri ce: inspect Bailey ‘Auto Body «o., 17th and Tires Wanted Wtd—35x5: 6-volt storage bat. | i Delmar SOOR. iif --.- — ee eee PACTORY Goodyear, ot Oe | t4x4 . orders Mo.. with tubes ney, rIReES—T wo cord $18 $47°) (ia TIRES—34x4 ' $° 50 BOO Ka nt TIRES—New and used, City Hall run JS0 miles, 32x4. $4: 3OxKS* fc 40h) “$1.75 up. maii Tire "a 1400 ~ Bess fe) giightly blemished; nearly | Glenn, Grand and Pine (c65) | | cord $6.50; 32x! | SOK3 2 Longew Grand (c) ai nd Ch ated a af. TIRBS—$33 uD; new: all sizes. FIRES—30x3 14 4 Long Near ci - = Sine noe ee TIRES 4 Ire? almost new; nplete, $15 ear i ny ‘ oe, 9 7) >| | Harding $1° ruhes rime Casings, 15 ' 4:71 er ic 'year a! 30x3 ty | TIRES—Two tires Portia, — ; eae NO CD 30x5 Fisk ind tubes. run q75 . 33x4 ly Fire ADJUSTME > CORDS— Miller. ——— — |: ~ “8001 Olive, (css! 4 ; ic) YOUR PICK ate 192° Pere TAKE JR Pit 1922 .Poerd € 19°4 Chevrolet Ford sedan, etarter.. 23 Haynes 45 coupe. Co INC Dodge coupe Pian Makes Buysag Easy xs I $4.95: 32 [| FOR ( OU \ ACTION te ANN L OTHER Sé { i (iy U 1923 Ford Cottpe $10-$25-$50-$75 1922 Durant 92 Weekly Payments Late 1921 Ford Tru Ford sedan, 19 Dorrie touring, I. | 3041-43 Locust BI. l-weather tread Chandier sedan NDAYS Tires For Sale 34x th, $s OS: — = Dodg. I Pers 1 1?) Ford Sedan DOWN ae Brae Graham Eroe Ford touring. starter TATE MOTOR ATE MOTOR Dort Touring d\ee4) VOY 6b WZ Chevrolet touring oversize: $10 @acn Chevrolet roadster Tate Motor Conrenienti Paymeas (cONy Haynes a to ring Paige 6 touring.... No Wonder We Sell ‘Em, Tra NOT OPEN SU Stone, rps (,90d- ‘¢" > 3 33x5 ) ay. my - new cords 33 S4Axt, $2 83, 34. 28. - . be . Flak tubes Bh. t Sunday, 1412 ts DS TIRES—All sizes, cheap. Standard makes open and closed ears at such give-away prices. Hurry, Take Your dg Wilson Motor Car Co. 2921-27 Locust BI. *50-°° Down $5.00 PER WEEK uch care as Oadilla tol . bicpRerr ht le lf ens olners “ped. ‘ se » high-grade tires fi de on 4 Pine. Lindel! | 3441 “you Becker-Lehmann, BR49 : ALWAYS OPEN Will buy Maxwell! Oldamohile Ford secan a! .De Luxe Automobile Co. 5985 more than the THREE other. i "8 Locust. Bomont 2JS12X jOx i . j Day Sunday Ra comdl Event: ig” aacre St. Louls newspapers combined. 6 ante a _ ane Pa’ PAY as (c80) ae ET wus save you money touring me ce'lyv tires and Post-Disp stch Aer emngn eee ee oe — — ~ on Goodyear Eire : tubes. Box Y-28 nany Zalloon Change Over Tires Set Firestone cords, 30x3%, tubes, rime. inew BOULEVARD, 3300 Washington.(¢) Wheels and Parts WHEELS—4 demountables. complete: $10. 4204A During 1924 the Pest-Dispatch | | Semates 41,411 Female Help “Wants” | ' ‘ i FLORD mento 4 Automobiles For Sale— Miscellaneous Automobliies For Sale— SO NE NT ce em ~ ~~ ~ ot ee eee ae THE STABILITY OF THE HOUSE OF Willys - Overland, me. |} has never been questioned ne? ither has the quality of their Used Cars. 1924 124 1924 1923 19233 1923 1923 19” > 19255 19233 Model Chevrolet Model Ford 4 Dos Model Overland T Model Ford Model Maxwell € Dodge 2 -Passe nger Model Overland T Model Hupmobile A PLACE TO Touring. . Model Willys Knight Sedan. \Mlodel Chevrolet Sedanette *& oupe. Tr Sedan. ouring. $440. $475 $440 $27 BIT5 $800 ROTH S550 E330 , a ee ——" oupe. Coupe. ouring Touring SAVE MONEY NO FINANCE CHARGES Villy Moreen FACTORY BRA oe BOMONT 78 Safe P 23 lace to Bar

> aaa m i, 2 Of Sone , LAM'UST GRAV 1 BRANCHES OPEN ALL DA | = = = = O50 LOCUST Automobile on new Nash your way used cars and % A PEW Roadster Touril ‘oupe... »>.00 5.00 5.00 O00 5.00 this werk traded in | cannot good ine “il be mee (oe 95.00 5.00 Buick Nash Buick ¢ Buick huick (iverland ord Coupe Dort ‘Touring Touring. like Sedan... (Coupe, new.. 5.00 otherse—terims, $25, condition, All ha week only Make guaranteed as REMEMBER- are ry? rivers a> ue prices is good hve Jewetts—Jew SAVE -” _— STANDARD B SPECIAL TOtl STANDARD T t © a BUSINESS CO SPECTAL SED ten other models bumpers. . ot ~~ And about for appeal to their normal -for-dollar good tires, finish litt'e renick led, late model, it out, HUPMORILE TRADES (Hupmobile Distributors Since 1914) ASIA Show Care, if Cleal £00) BRAND-NEW Far We helieve many have thus enabling transportation used cars but one- get the the the served you to cost than them. you: life, mile of right treatrnent. See our won- today. LF is always a wise selection. value in the Used Car marit. ean offer the beet selection and To THE NEAREST BRANCH UST BR ANC H little. like new new tires. ipe. Bargain. mly 5000 miles vers lon only. . 3, lots of extras bargain. buy its value , Sedans, HUP MOBIL. f: —— ~ AT IRAVOIS 1923 Jewett Touring 1922 Chevrolet Coupe 1924 Ford Roadster 1922 Gardner Touring And many other desirable makes a) (‘AR ) VAIR DEALINGS cellent we Tourtnge | 5000 HOLDS ANY ent & Ante ¢ (‘o. 2 ’ 7195 OLS MANCHESTER Y SUNDAY AND EVENINGS HOBO LOCUST Week nuriber of buying ati worn this an ownmusualivy large you are contemplating to purch@se a new car we have a have greatly reduced the prices for OUR SPECIALS $245.00 645.00 650.00 65.00 95.00 5 95 00 Cadillac Nash Sport Nash Touring Dodge Touring Nash Touring eee land Coupe. ; ‘hevrolet Touring Senak Coach $75. $100. ve good tires. your selection $1°0 down kvery car ta in most of them repainted nuw— lodas Your credit 3039 LOCUST ST. SOUTHWEST NASH Co. BOMONT PLACE IS 3800 etts—Jewetts TO). $600 ROUGHAMS. ‘RINGS. OWRINGS STANDARD DUCO TOURING PE, ANS. balloon e tires. tires eu fully equipped. SEE NEWELL Romont Ho) P15 Locust an ee ee _— Pin niin U) JU UI ity You can purchase the fol- lowing ears, priced right, | for cash or on terms: Hudson Coach (‘leveland Touring Buick Roadster Hudson Speedster Moon Touring late models: -also a of other makes of Dank ia y ." PP be 77 UDI All number Cars. These must be sold onee and ean be seen at 2936 Locust St. at and many 2018 tc and Nash. nricKkK—handlers cheap or trade ethers: will seii FPORDS—A!! kinds; cash. terms or trade ISS. Hogan eae AKL AMD 4—In good erdar: cheap ace roOR gos A need cars. see J Winters. S road >. 2318 | Siduey 639. = -_ - \ ff i] : Alwars (pen edt oe _—— one — -- — d $422 pindell SS eas =~ hia om ap enon —G "Guaranteed RECONDITIONED CARS Each car will render good sery- ice and will be a sensible invest- ment. Ford’ Roadster . (verliand Tourtng Oidemobile ‘Touring Maxwell Coupe . Rickenbe cher ~ Tourin x Ca es Touring jordan Biuebo Studebaker Be Moon Touring Ldncoin Touring McNiece Motor Co, Forest 8&S 5189 Delmar Open poveaings and ct —e — + _ ~~ A eee oa =< A I —— = spn <. etmeente —~ Decree ett een $375.50 150.00 123.00 ; . 660.00 | .1175 00 Mn iM 1175.00 1050 00 AS Oo a ~— ws ae USED CARS—We have severa! Krvont Care at right prices: Ford sedans an¢ tourings Nangie- Gillie Chevrolet Co. e598 Manchester FORDS' FORDS'* FORDS! All models: 45 from. Always open. NEWELL 3422 indali —— printed COunes | to ‘ select CADILLAC, TYPE 59 IMPERIAL LIMOUSINE Previous price $1600 Today’ s sale price $1400 CADILLAC, TYPR 59, SPORT PHAETON Previous price $1000 Today’s sale price $875 CADILLAC, TYPRF 59, TR. Previous price $1000. Today’s sale price $900 CADILLAC, TYPE 57, TR. Previows price SHO. #450 Today’ s sale price CADILLAC, TYPE 3 LIMOUSINE Previous price S7h0. Today’s sale price $550 CADILLAC, TYPE 57, VICTORIA | Previous price $652. Today’s sale price $450 HUPMOBILE. 924, TOUR. Previous price $1000. Today’ s sale price $900 MOON, 1993 PETITE SEDAN ; Previous price $1750 Today’s sale price, $125 MARMON, 1923. TOURING Previous prior, S14500 Today's sale price $I. 325 PACKARD, 1923, SINGLE STIX Tov G Vr: oviogs orice \S1800 5 Today’ s sale price $1: 975 STUDEBAKER, 1923, ROADSTER Previous price $A25 Today’ Ss sale price $55 HUPMOBILRE. 1923, . SEDAN Previous price 81000 Today’s sale price $875 MAXWELI SPORT TOURING, 1922 Previous price $850 Today's sale price F525 LINCOLN) T’res ioe 1922, 4PAS8. price 31800. Today’ s sale price $1475 WILLYS-K NIG HT 1922 SEDAN Previous price Today's sape sow price #650 DORRIS COUPER, 19998 Previous price $1650 Today's sale price $1350 CHANDLER, 1922, COUPE Previews price $700. Today's sale priee $600 CUNNINGHAM IMPE ERIAL LIMOUSINE Previoud® price 8500 Today's sale price $250 DORRIS IMPERIAL - iz LIMOUSINE revios M4 Prive S000 - Today's sale price #475 BUICK COUPE, 1991 Previous price $400 Today's sale price B25 CHANDLER, 1920, COUPE Previous price $450. Today’ 8 sale price $325 Most all of above cars have been refinished and through our service. CADILLAC Automobile Company of St. Louis J. JAMES MaecGREGOR, President. Telephone Bomont 5080 Locust at Leonard owemegnn sen - ~ Oh EN ro ee se +4 mewwee 1934 the Poest-Dispateh Reem end Beard During 116,431 |“Wante” — 52,737 more than the Roment | “THREE other St. Louts newspapers peated nT ee

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Bo and we += 6, —6-ft. ogk Supply’ a We axe cond Post-Dispatch. electri MA ys Boa ei ‘DIN F “and | _ 4.170 Be y Co ey fara hs c 4 i + ee or - ny Ate . 6e t-D — tow ya nee abies dri H weit ‘ } Autr “tonditio HIN Saie ROOMS W Mis. on #350) Aa - INTURE 5] + | song 4 pine ! One bargain St. pee. eae a cA) CETYL oN For ia Co. at. andy. ING wd sg 1 th ARG AT? SIDNE AS iTH pana a BAKER Bs 7 -_- 7-oll ‘x oe se w is B an ew wie wd Sa (89 : New, ‘ ; - Y. ot ; H ‘KERY = ¥ bo FP ‘Bares A °3 | | best _—— (3-roll ied ne ar sealer, AIR va ead. I Ade yi le (c89) einting of . ; ty: Foca ° GAINS” sipeey a is — “WITH BOAR iscell ual ne po ae PIX OF. Post atac n in e % gay 3 $33 on Hus er bo suppl arbo “OMPF fall a iNG—C ng. a of m HOP a nut we EY. ery. —Front i D—Sou an BR ug > Piy +1 . ‘ Ss am x y f r F ve ; for th ot be a _con oO rag Marke etc: eb he 5 Diepaich: oer} MANN. 9 market oath ite gy ESSOR pgs Fs bio drill Ei cb eo or | TC aaa she fom 4h hasiroon uth | ROOMS as WwW ‘ : aii BAR’ et at «a, sooo ¥:/ US 07-91 Se ee R Co} vise wba OU A « ANT Es ers, 1N ER ” 00 . $7 a, : d ' ete og s ir — s. te iT ad pre T— fom iG inoue ™ If wi ani e) i BU = ‘ose RES anger Co. tur oe 55-1 PFICK F 3_N,_Bresever Yi ae fauna ESSOR— Cu 1231 ipo —hathe. t racking. sPMENT stock. poe dave t. Garde Tstess oe rd; prt: ASHINGTON TH BOA Foi ‘ees : es : “aa ».. ur wnat urt a ri) ac K cab pipe —Suc nds EF raen. un ~~ FV ~} c! . ‘eis ; grind E: R i 11% ie neh on “x 10 El is: rke ls bes 1 le ‘ tL ~ zg m ym ass 2 B pe ce toe a Se Bolin wax FURNITURE gg ay me eg Be ata re, i ly AT a ttn “ro Seok tes np — West r Sale A | way iad cale. t Oe rtm ~— r chair 3 e 0 oak op d 408 too! aters, as 1 rs; | ¥ TL if at or 4 bloc rub h ING eat. —-F = rom ve iTO = d. 38 oom ROO! ds : 7 CH butter to m t anter wer oe ow oe Bookk ypew to high ANI =. Ast 8 ohn R tors, ers. (e99) TR cha IRON oth ting YOU privi 9 A— ictor ‘oom, ie ae n, hot-wa 4 piar fi SA $s $ a4 | a SOB ab.es bes eieet or 4-d eene! rfter P desk, je t! > SA _St.. Ss ammi gen e c¥Y) hat AIL nnels. N— stea the NG lege Ro 4220. seco V AT ot-wa 957— 1. rst- L ISR FOR ay. 4 y i caeaae ‘eT 51d A ge oar $7 aetee rawer s des stand S30. Br awe ah W omer eng 4 erato ngines ing nase. ir As fo m 8 ney WIDO *: ait — % ” co ERMA} ter hea Lare ron URY. 2 RE - aa “i ceaiem ey a aoe platform | cme 8. Ra a $6.50 Se eee ma- io ea Ang T tovshare™ no “Tranloved 6 wih |W cstigate,. aad . 5007— : ys SPRING. 201 Px ares T North i ore e af rm “) SAW , ) “ane —— 0. + STE n a _ es > Tiat e l E % 2 co r : yee “Market a oe "ene. 4 tsruendler free Mig a a | cn woke ae ae so | BAN ele malay. B®) “LARGE n~ a wear ft eds to BOTAN 80 Perr Pate ie Eadanen eas for boamekee nin =. es, | room f m2 ¥ ‘ 1% ASE tet _st.__ ins . s} si om eens, - art wide eath as * ‘abl * 46’ 7s ry. or- on wor SsToc my a or 1c ut 318, P ai & ern 51 nt “place: i x» 2 ing: $ ew: = ior | J MM == ; i } | ce = _* * ree ‘ 2 reez. | mec ment i er f is @and l. 6"" ‘ oR” . 1° lo orki K nda Cc} t ven TY hw Di miily; ex xx— tabl Pp 190use 441 $4.50 "| fu 3 JEF 8 a 9°53: - Pee. \WES—Fioor a engin eeres O08 Mig ox mem stage a gee ile, Ge re org AE A rie . 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KEK 7 6 1A MepP la 46° S ithe nd twi ee nis 4 ISON, ot “hous A with sure: Ni . 32 ee ie) © at * d ent 17 i7-— wus : ING : ; } Mar ren a, style An: o8% j jter — ¢ nonth, ake \ Ac moto Dp. a Ba wer; 4 eferenc ve BOA - Colt: or 2 Bae: 5 {ERS ed; n >. ert” 1ab 1d flo r SON, : » ph keen house B nience re roon ern) | k SLI 1, ie AR -aoe Ne r se. | Seu : ; itn + 1 b is a 1 i 4, fe le o et 3 of type ea 10T Acme F rs. nd 35 A.C Iu nce ars, RD— ax | ~ _ outh ON. riva raya) or oon "9 one, ing kee LaA ces. ¢ od 1: boar e Ite! om th L ‘ RL e 7 407 ine} ny 5 a OFF 2 argnin ce esks Pain c) | 8 Co. ude mon typev 9) ORS Elec with 30 h ‘se ( ther and fo Cc) 4818. girls: M: ern 4”°6 te f ms . (c3 hea 1 and 42— ran room ping. 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Ol a Ty MOT’ L\eme , wirin or re dk ig om. a Lois Mrs. refer eb 9 exce Ne eer oes urnish nable. ‘light_h TT. 14 _private; e; a housek ve NE, 3 ight room “all cor gas, OR, 30: ine, roomy jahed ; 52°39 rat floo wm and ' bases ogg a BS : nach deak ture, LS FI o.. 10 e | mact mak ILT ivé 35 « sae ese re nt: all a’ = (cf * ST ? adults 46 ier r. G ence; uires Mev! as ilent —R _ good ed ro OLI hous 11- —Coni ; adi l th. eepi tio nienc 951— rent $20 0 edie. - 31 heat 56— an77 remt a ~Lar r west. ads | jan! ) hou + i oat tt % oak nest o7 | TY ‘ine es. TY 5 . 3 oh ric C pairing staan. | 9) ST. L _in 41—-Roon . 143 KC Ho PE ag me om, VE, : ekeeping on soe ele ng a Ske unt VIN« _furn Tw ’ TT Wh roor ce. | nitor usek io a etter P : P gu { PE qd or o,. 2 ing 7O8 : O fami R iallaai 3 pod r sRSON eal for ? al n oR epi nec _$7. ctric B D ee urn Nt 0 AR mn, ° igh ame ee 2s serv | ‘at USED nen PI he J Looms. 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Fores wo h HIN€ nz or urnish range pusekee 4 shed L, 3 enilenc aay . me, Ss SA] es. n wit S51 Awe! adult : AR = fur nz reo orp ied “a { j 4 Loan M niture and atee! and ‘2 a MOT RR 4 an @ hp. V hee gie uaran K | S ec) ad block e f BA — n wit {API exe ae NJ ore wi! h 7) , housek WTON, Si lee ed ae. __ bat th. p- Car rool 650— es. ~ Too - Fr ENA. h pr — Fu 5, 4 ‘ii... niehe :: m. é : ab . 2 49 ° : , - lg in 3 to refi at tra nr na oR B Wa CY ] oo” o-hp Wh 1 ar se. teed. ” ALE Ss fr amilv: NN, — h e E. ‘eller icel ¥ ‘est TR: boa Ww AS — eepil a, roow pee BOT 8 and n, n Lar m au A, ivate rnished é ° one 4 +"! py 7 a. ad ade i} for * 7 d roo and S R4R0 look nish a har afer _ in f 0. AT nted CLE a : Whs se. n Lh om G —Root xcel] 59D — it me furt ‘ TRS » rd; h HING’ “e $5445 34 18; li ANI bu ext b e, ~~ and s - jet ne ae 303 —? famil sing! dwt wlts: ACLE 40 7¢ ; & rR tatie Rux like your reain . ull, 45° Wt s f sone o of} se, 1 ~ 5.) p. 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Fo amily. es SINAN ; mod a onabla: arkview en Or ¢ CLEDE. 4 ath ) * NTH { ned: | CENDI i, 8 “a 4 1? i1.TO 44 oar 1eap. wae , 209 ‘ade. id $3 race e res | Ww ie fard ene range Mo __optio , 682- uth ; we 1 ard; urna —Ni 3s ST ed - foe 2 SaaS oor cting oO Visthe oRLA fron rnish shed SHEN ail A—Li “ dtu ry 4 LIN ». $434 ; tht 4 f rea Pp Arca lair 410 Mu'lN LN M 0 rs a a n 1” R PU eck arly ne\ _ €c9 BOT nal; — ek. | p And all ce | cely ‘. res Fics WA nable fro ho ) _singl d fr IN, t; ¢ ed INAN con ght AI | rnish esira NDE 0 Pee a - > 2 re) DE ade an: 1 aa C 12th « a 1a: yor nd ow U N oe. new : Me. 4 9) ] A \ ee irnis Pp ell é conv eat, Le ont A 6. nt: usek a zie Bag 56 onv or oS fro DO venie : PR ed: ule: “TY anne ay ; 4 SCAL a ona ele skK— Blig, { tyr () trade YCL 30. ir ol road- |{ Post- hole i CH- 317 price ‘oon ICA entlen hed AGE 372 enie with wenianad *1 (3 COTE BE bond 40°7 — sink eep- ‘HIPPEW m room 2 convenient unfu nt re AH, nces; Dp « be eve new- room f » BI 48 ‘ts : — _ Re 1 ae WE MOY for LD Hu d bik PI Dis n 1” —And . 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CYUL Jit ht ey rson. old: ers ce rm Pr idler row y 322, he DWA or tw Nice] srand 6 ein AGE - oard ; 51. ene n. cles ; at _ (C6) — 10uU se} 4s 36 ‘ nioneces 2 , Se (e) Bike a e: co 32 10: r ive, m (e685) SID rea conv ‘ ho wrivea 1D ; . 49 pane itiemsa tleme ahs athe au . aft SHEL lin a onal and T . wom MOT’ 1, ete.: i EN a7 : rod ote . pia Tiana oes /. Pac: CA me pis y. 7907 0: y fu - eae ” : BI Whe mod Fron orest reas EAS’ ceepin 33A— 8. j infur CLEVE nveni 3—Well | eason a Sy] NEY enlen _ te; £ elega — Rea "a ae niL n or - ia} q SLVIN ,. I ac k oleddar 254 Rm $10. SIN lisso condit! c 2. FP ners rs d > ‘o. rice: STI, ‘ook Saou 6 & conve rnish r or ae SRE ern; - rex o3 yn- ST J gx ro Fro - Lindell nished 2\ ELAN ; ences; fur able, m- SIDN “s auc ces f mat Al. entle ntly f utif 2) | INDE e tk t h ; F com “; ae. ers’ S t at easy CYC ioe lh urt, on: St, I ew anc saw rilis, Sing 2604 “ba eor IbMA ng: t . 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Watk aS ande yer pr Dp: Rig th _ che 1 mil n de li ae ° used; Ss : . “Vompto x15; pit pl te | ATD. imme, rooni 3 or roo rand RA lent wae Be is 18 atm wi oa gas: ANT gas, el light Oop- CO} nd aatneee BHSLA roon neh H, s. a and - cleans an + A oS . giee ar aoe n- / DEI anne a4 . p: | BiG x eee = : a eapemaktant: wai . : 50." sleeping enna gli B es * } t and r box H usm clew Aya! she veutr ‘ ve S AL BE Hust for es, ne xe, 19°94 ° sT. uplin oll Stoel. iro on. 3; also —_———— ab) e: 4! 9A — and Ooms “for ce) y Mo INT ~ yard f Lare A an F LOR are 3715 ee en ° IMPTON. 1s Ww. ast; Wal 1 ‘for V AR ee 4 + Rl . ~ 3) count : 1} “~ ze L : io 3 SHO ite Ct y i ince lia ~ooler; en wan, 2XCEI me: oR CY ng et raat ndt- | py Ns BE bolt h wood: “Oy |e ge 40 e fa om al ur of frat oF 50 Ri privat nt roo (c2) ‘oho “k iT, 435: at 4099. = g {made le; 3 8.— ; ge rnished tcher MAN. 4538 ptional. 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OM Rox Elda ate fa rtable hon MC bby gf th ba rooms in| dean HED abe cely f Grend | ARCO uth esa! om Po sting fi ~e MePH J 700 ® Bmw co} a aus ispatch h Pp saiceaanatts ite hi o contr leo on o umps RO rand oF 1 Ynea Roor th new AND 145 table milly . home INR¢ o e efit lee c , elec T sidg. MAC acto othe n “O ps OM os 5687 BOAR n at ho ho Be - me of e, he YE. itche N id he GRA and 77 » in »Ms— red 2 t 456 a r As saree e- ss ru ay ’ “ 3 gy ‘Prank M BO48 Theodosia. fon: tric i a A N HIN ra’ r pu ur e h AN 7S . > ic to a he if ard me IARI ‘oast-T) an tw yusek 140: = $9 en | at. aR AN mi 749 apa rooms. G blo. 4—— ae 4 On NOES mat fro tris aduite arid ¥ a and ref lin, 6 ao stat motors k 5— ERY service. ¥ ittle ome co D Pri r S74 ard: 13K. > ool ——F Isna Seveanes 1 eepin ae y fur ron D. 3195. rtme irand ao cks » ront SoiT ages No. Cabane . MoP ., “4 writ electri rigers c xchan 5S and J e opr ra an Mie 20 ye ood CO 3. 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RD— far AH. ion” ee ne — URA 10 obj i Sy a2 Te ee = — ady e r R ' {ONW wy of C tor 4 ee caihethee = y 470M Be. 8ON, ces docks uche co ffee MOTO 209 ¥ w Na com » Killo and 418 ‘ont! ral. d stee 8 G RR irand ree: a icto For ntiy. 3 ge “1s 21 oF art) roo men T, ect & roo (eric f D BL... itlen Nice y emplo us-| * infur EA hovutess 7 it foome a > Foot. 704M, | pr ed rr and add R ash tiona ressore ugh sec mews cap at: #Pan- 00 and a r 13 _§£ TA ntle N — araxe ily m, ing F fi BRI Tiss ms, : furni L.. man iv f yed. |B nN nish LTH. | mith ~ & tae —— me t Or tharine Watton: TOR Wr inet KR | TINN curt! oe lare (c99 M A Boe bo 393K enti YI 5 Bl ta - an ing Fal aa sane ro ¢t » Ligh GRAN shed 4608 on! urn FawouE 2. ¢ §315— ‘ espin, em wi te on Ry Dein les rms tiona bu! rk; 4—t on Elec umht NER ty B' 2 ~ Eigen sgt pe or) | AND B senal. ard emat ro OR 7 1: mo vely roor Benton Pd oh vg ved r¢ 3 edven. AND. for Os v. ished tc) AMOU: venjene ooms 33 te ; g ep La eam} % lial st 4279. | HER ad —-: liow oe id th rfec oth av tric and erim iS’ TOC Ox. and woeee al 50 Roo mes OARD—) Gr for . ‘ | UN om; T22A dern oom, on | NOR hent und , rooms: 900— n. Gra 133: ligh s,—2 fro r es Cen. Jn o@ vf l aT. BR Tw eat cit 2c keeplt SON — ‘ ; ; sTan i aig e war 8 : l ’ a { nd $ t “d nt our priv —-* Peper ( . h ‘s (000) Nenco J or aS ion ma?) “oeeporgn oe ole, Mo + "On. aaa maar = Saati.” | ay 13: ri a ay ‘for | * RTH MARK ; ‘lines and. =F gene a D. dnt — ousekeenng roo! fe) aikastnatte Iv x: re sw. Bees 5 clr. y 9 2 edn, flor a McPitE Ne ive Ra@ pho ext for rave} wn M b 4 ey ent con. _$7. N . rater: urnish , - first. = Sun “all e t h Sn: — ‘ tri room co usek ee saa mver room MS privat orest southes ar fur rimek eUS ’ ’ ieRS ai Naghasn n oe Prem work! stock INER ath. fo ANDO. 1 hea Mee beeneent V week: 5206— boar ed =— PEN dav venin ousek ree c, ba Ss. nven ping 8.— ences. : fac bow r —F e fam Fark: nist eepi cam thON am ew 4 non Join nex of Y. SHE r 2 AH. t: $7. aa : "ERNON__ Fro d opt He it ROSE, after ge af eepin Fur th. GRA sence roo —Stea . Riv. gO g oe Ny @ Oe ad 5245 varias ng. wi | and \ . price eacri era, ters. yach both EN) rent! $946— a “oy (ec) . ON. — ung nt pu lona t ght 4 i & 0 ter pet § s nish G v Ol **' « me. m h iy. | "THY wre ed: 5 ren “84 if . A, roo ace re alee : = 5 $s. ptiv mol aa iner re ANDO. emen ; anon Fan hoar rn. 5O jad . room: 1. win ROO hou b R23" ” ‘cloct ‘BO iso ed RA‘ S. oupl with eat pe VES r. R ne is ea echiid pi . i ii 1511 ME re list, ders, po cable w | SHI witho AH. tw Room 4 %38 rd VERNON Bo. oer. §—R es Pace) MS sekee 1—Tw k. D, Sat e vou _501 8 es. S kite ed} 80 mnvent oT. 6 ox Y- — all tiv ¢ ren a; _nis SON, N. RIT gtvi ete. lew such EN ut ~ $86 in beds. y and 6w. ge ON, _reasor ooms: A board: rere 0 —Maff ping o cl “ ay Tempio. “ 363 — TO idne hen igit werner ences : 11A- Y-11%, ry , BBo- 4 Cony urne Ta | at ved B MAC ng f Se mor. AND board, al b ¥F nile 508: nab] with mode * roo itt _Troom ean (c7 15 yed: i+2— ome y 23 eink ; ale VEST. rea —Sieepit , ra ZiA » ente ned 7 M nge ot! roadwa HIN ull 4 nd f¢ | ome OAH, Gr Roo oard Foren: men. | r—R e. E.. RO mm; ms; near s fo turn 7) HART ; reon Hot 2314iM | tric “1 sonable: ng 7 nge., La Nees: house oPHE reaso y. "ole a — wolf FR and i, 363) and mt WASs : BORBR. oom pare m OM es See Fuel! tT cou ished RTPOF n for ssekee — rage rae. 07-—2 cars coir Pr hw peop!a | chow = yler and en eHANDO) board rand 24083 th oF HINGT R. ivate rg 524 od- em Wed. cara kee d: ¢ pie. _roon ORD 39 gen ping. if de hea unf 7, 5& nk. room pie| we ct ‘s USES EY « 0 bo GT fa 6J. abl plo — | ce. pin out HA > An! . tier sir ' urn o { a ; ' at and a fo ANDOAH for 2 Teatly riw ard; ON mily; a ? ble. yea; 4 Aght Colfa: or ley w RTPOR 50 o8 nen, coup! ed ee ue J ~lv all be nd k 7) 4 Me n heat (a) vate 1 o AH, 364 gent tarnish ASHI etes Bt, sing or 2 ST. 395) aug hou ax. e in er RI wee Nice Vie "| Saree: uple_ of 2 me Des twe iteh. | VHE =. >- . ‘ ] N m . le ~ L 8 ht se 28 in em m eo Lo _— enple “= wit trab! on 1-7 RaON Me haSlat BY teat Lt | deat Ce alia sad | inl ‘ae Lsule wt Fo | wARETD ica Ae "| agra West eR | Deda: watt ; Be gy i ae Sg we A, wore; Sines. Ve ing: meshes roses RD. 353 urnished rent ERT, 1 feagit 7 a. chout board. . | McPHERS ponveniances.” boar roveaese dias | eee aT ry ni ason-| 8 nee a a ode pa NRIETT _fonve —Light a. ORVeR oon wa eal feet o— He Se hip unfurnia fr McPHER a ' ae o__R (c89 BA room : oe ront ane % nien Aagnht eniences. _ ing Rr at fi new Taek Sef os all ripe ahed naam GOON parate m = LISBUR pri t| Aly 6 eeping 2635— oes; etear house se hed MER iy 50: pte ent oe fer onable, beds; and Wwiow PRY, 252 vate oan ; i 94 floor. shoes gon —-* sheopini BAR ; maT we A— Fron be AX cledan: Ge Merk — ION E all ¢ en RA. iy; oid CK . lh wa) v n ing eat s TMP . “ Pe - mt aon rt Nell wn . $4 . e, | Te . 1s. ©, =e ( " — Ligh 0 oe a ng kit R ee . rryt f , ‘4 0 _ 2) $5 we ered ete i oth: | TatPy Z Private: roe fn | ® J i MS :; cae Rept hen priv unl ae.) Spel u. new all. 142 ho “a : gas 4 n anal ght ART ette ee wt, ur 534: eae privi hort lahed eb? | % _< owl weekly c A use MP a. nect! — nabdi i M FE for ar he - <t le “ ro ew ade r¥ onve N, keeping LMPHR elec ng wei ne R. hor ge i : S emiaee Kes ne ag M Catheds . 7A N.—Nicely torniah g JE ~d frag? ate aod urni r rooms. ay: ame ‘B03. isekeent — oa) | = enpeoeel a if desir ine | re As ~¥t Drivate furnished ' J] 44 ERSON, os SN apemas ares conveniences Front ine B. tonver 9 ' ores 23 to ) sg ‘oa family: JErpeanOW 333° : Grand ene we ms, BAYARD. fa OT con = 7" sspevenioncta ~ ; oF mr . |; &e . not * fence irnish Kvea. a renien ght he M Ww, RA all ba Room fi a? r-ost - al) ~~ ae =e : roan? = i s. ed oo Ces. on TA fen nem ff TAS y en ront La te ; elec ® for 5 — he RD. vente i for | nC mye : Neh = ahees : ' . me ; k ~ = — ror, 78 fa ice ou _< ’ cle % “ . eept ‘com ROARD ron la _ 4 al Ss; ae ik : “' any ng. plete. ho ERS Ts, ute arse. = i 6 ¥. real rep. MA : aie conven- ... me. $8 J = & Drivate clea NCH he ¢ 27 ie ornet.. riyv ine n for Fs 2 ‘ pre, 4A0- € r Tt 3d floor’ reom — 518s ine pte or co , adults 5 Ee -5ae A or ~ u! LE - : a ‘ Met Fr lin con “tighe ‘ tot porch wt room: there . 7 ‘va ‘ ea. aes: aan OO | WAT = sink meals optlenes _ = urnial : ‘orest af} — ‘ tent rh ne oo re; shed “—~ . 7 S4L, 4 : MAF! enene Le) RY omen room. 4 ie ort be Von’ : ow ~Two tet) | MA vaie f ners oni , Syrecti ny Pt Ec . aE home. loor ve ho Ms s—" keen s ail use. _- 4: w M ave eekiy. APL E fa furnisl SOS AA STATO bi! oi) # bell aE , i: ahi ahd Me { Ae 8s sit Sea ae | tii bila beh bidlld be ie tH? sharks we,

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SUNDAY. MARC 4H 1. 1995. enero er ms | ROOMS FOR R RENT. ; : JERPPRERSON, 3520 ee : front n for sleeping, Sidne , JEPRFERSON, SPRSA 8.—Third 4 - oom board if desire ~! Very rooti desira bi. : reasonab e. for abany ‘e@ re meer “ne, 1574 (cOX de Slfa bie couple employed; 1A- —- Nice} nveniences: steam rveom, ‘orated: ne's ont aze . ow din guar —Heautiful front reasonable. 4. oo we . ch ished cold water: urn housekeer for (i room. | Fores ‘gentleman: front ro»m Apt. . (c) furnished heal. we] home hous«Keepiiiez ‘> room: aixs lie he: elmar 2d fi., , ROOMS FGR RENT—West LNION | ' ' i ' Vate fam l 3°6—2 housekeeping rooms: adu its: liv: | UNIVERSITY, near VERNON. room * VPRNON, closet: VERNON new ly loinsek, VARNON, Car: VERNON, housekee ping rooms, adults. VERNON: Coume WASHING bath: steam vr SDRO lady 7 eping DODO housekeeping porch, ! priv ale. ~- 4614 rawr sitik, cas efe, res i TON 5 yp *” ‘ —— yas F gentieman: 4614—Gentleman: heat: A“ employed; 5OOk—Front deco: ated; VERNON, 1O—2 root) 2d Caba ~ a Ss. co Hl, nicely ran 1. Forest beautiful @d4 floor front CLARK. — steam heat: reasonable. —__ 7—Furnished room, private family. For, . mfortable room, all conveniences. room, Kitchenette: adults. front. ree sonable. single, ~ f) 2 ny 45884\ complete ly water: nnecting; ge REOTW. 480NA—Neat ly fur- sieeping | 93T7TW with connect ing furnace, | block Hodlamont Vv. “furnished. reference: | furnished house. stearn heat, all conveniences: ROOMS IN SUBURBS 740, Webster Groves oom; private suburban home; Bayer light housekeeping. ROOM Furnished rfommate for Ww ebater Groves /ROOM—Front. and kitchenette, | or CouDie employed: all modern | ences: atrictly private home. ee 26063 ents eerie front -° with boa: lad ¥y teacher yg N SUBURBAN BOARD Rx nepal warm and ono or 2 couple | Call w ebster room entiemen or LOORW | HOTELS |AIMAZAR HUTEL, 31°7 $1 day: weekly rates: | _baths: garace. BENTON ~ HOTE Ba Locust- tu ls. now low will for convent. | on | board employed Bright E) (c) lady Bent ie? “lean: shower (cB) ur- j Webster | d: alsa} 1@n, | for | ~ 819 Pine st ——! Anconas For Sale Ggyaidine and St. Charles Rock road, : NWA — nd R. R a OC A Hens a cockerels | Walash 218. ee ne Oreoo} | Strain. 5725 Lee West Manor. | POMERANIANS ‘ ="h DAKK CUMNIsMN—ockerels and r. Kc? | Nothing bh the Pama | G. Goma, St. Jacob. Tl. hens. Wtd —Alao dean rabvi's. guinea |; } OMERANIANS— woul ad EGGS Anconae, $1.50 per ‘1S: vets every description: de- | nies: all anatiawnn - ris 190: all season. Saheppard's Bhd cash. Cail or write | Cabanne . cess ‘“r Strain, 4942 Loughborough Bhop, 2359 Olive, _ (B®) | sMERA NIANS-cMiolatuce PuUPPies and grown stock. Mre. Nat Gold- | Bantams For Sale sti "OO Mckao | n che) | a “or Japanese suas. 4820 Heidel. room: ~~ Shena double, ra ‘arnis! McREE, 467° i Pom furnished 9 " ‘) . p= Nice housekeeping M 4 R K Ss] Ik: $1 room, al furnished me vi: auULILUI ¢ * eT Ire eouple room and kitchenett $7.50 weekly. S4 ain e, 7 double WASHINGTON 43508—Avt E.: front room. | ning’ Water te’ ep) bath, twin private. |NEWSTEAD HOTEL. 456 N | WASHING Ibi. 1680 Desirable | at genta ol and newly furnished sleeping s)) alsO garage.ic} and running water in everv room l, ‘ pe | room, American and Furopean ASHINGTON 4956 —2d floor bs | home cooking. Delmar 5603 room: «double twin heds ) + REGENT HOTEL. 14th and « WASHINGTON Ff 1954 +lLarge ed Modern: t “week! > up . . , , keeping room: range: noe hil dren. $7 | oe $1 up ekiv. $5 ut LE DALE KIDDIES PLAYMATES Ww ASHIN GTON 4903—Large sleeping THE HERMITAGE | gol noroughbreds, 9 a + pthe old. $1) and ae pedigreed nups ‘abany 5304R twin beds Bachelors’ home of comfort: nica. com- , ' RELA! hae >t WASHINE ON HI, | fortable rooms: American or lvuropean One oe haar gn Ta nr pshagas ‘De ae 4458 W ashington. Delmar 464 _(c6? ot * ie ree cy LACLEDE HOTEL ~ Bn © ATREDALE half-brother and (hestnut; center down‘ow ga otha furnished now making “gi day. $10 week UD: a’ ied street CATS ‘all «es b 4 r r LINDELL PLAZA HOTEL 4300 LINDELI, Rh. American or Furopean plan: large rooms. single or en suite. private bathe: snlendid heat; pleasant homelike surroundings: ex. | lcel'ent “food ; rates reasonable. Lindell bus | passes door. Lindel! 658. (cB) | fieor ol eptinig hhiiMietr Pr west )—9 room with aApartmMmenge * block ~ * Furnished Sieain hear, ~New ly furnisheg” kitchen prival .) : OOS ne gore _ nicole Conthecting hou rvom and kite .; 2 mer farmous Care mis al ores heert i! fei, ‘omfor : a) ’ Running ‘ ors. un ics) ~ ROO 1 swe ust dav: $4 week - spe in] we + ana te fs! 9126 eeping vnes Private Morest 52 >. HR Pet 28S Modern southern expos emploved (= ~~ ee [R, 134 CeLY {tu hed porch Ras, S@.eCurric: ‘4 | ' se, ; z \. . ser as ra a $1 Nationa! . in all colors: — & reins also cca ; rate =. rut d run: | Dogs aid Cats For Sale | AIREDALES lot upe: sensibty | priced: real O36 ‘cBO) Olive. AIREDALE, Node stra- TMC — . a fie vreins . fle) ro ] shed private Tar mone every = POODLE POPS ty & a idesat dog of all: ideal pets 2346 © (e099) | PUPS -—RBeagle hound 3830 Ss Spring ie) PUPPIPS—Weatch us for bargains; you'll he surprised "338 Olive (cf) PUlS- pole. high ~ pedi | gree Virginia PUPS—Cerman police dog full pedigree. Chas. FB © Phone Clayton , Pl PS——Roston ecrew-ta!! hea uttes: reaasOrable pedigt eed atock. Mises Duing, 1305 “Chestnut st. PUP ure white pediucreed collle months old. John Januchowaky, Hill road. west of Laclede Station Webster Grove a, Mo ie) | PUPPIES—Different lote received weekly: many highly pedigreed: sensible erices | We ship everywhere: open daily 7 a m. | young altona hens: until & p. m: Sundays am. wnti! 12; each. 4622 Natural leahorn louis, h Nice Ps— Blig ble to ( oitaXx Ho6) Female Vears old: Ve a & Arsenal 3 front a partly, forest i> 7 an New stead— phone dintne | firsi-clase (cR) “hestnut— > | . " 7 twa] . : rr " t ‘ ie les i beds AS, ! . AR ‘ ’ ! ? . JIM twin roo vol aa | PUP Black Spanish For Sale CHICK ENS—W hite- faced " black spanish. besutiful and reat layers: stock and exes. Corwtn, 1RO® Myrtle ef Aiton, T.,. or call Menton 1770M. St. Leute, — MisScrrRry Oo! mouth week ie, COnVeCTIEHNCES | house- | N[CHOLSON ults. 1c) | erte hat. wate or un iy FAI.I aN »4 cf Treason keeping Cebit, * ae 4 ryod) ro han 6 a1 Cai? \\ bs } ' 0 worth —e rrnan 71LOF7 ie) | I class “ee “4s ; ae ' 8 a. L769— + rooms and & , ; heat ; ‘ onve nience,: ~te1—Z COoOnnNectin re oms: rent reasonable: ~ hayes CtiN niso karTag . fist oho’ nice home: cony lieht house keeping - if | ae urnished front , bath: 2 Fentlene l, — house keep! ng é ed: reasonable Oo ai Ramee a ps reom, eting: good leat; well furn range all conventene es. : 1) weeks old: Thomas, Olivette, s*) Lae ict nelghborhood - > = a me me fur convent ik 1}ad) redason [. de aT} | "~wOT: [pe ‘ "f t . ") ‘ } _s rhe , nal INE : } i” « . ; l urnished Si)1 er : : N.—Large well ihe kitchenette Gams For Sale CHIC Ke NS Ht «] fully bred: _aleo ogee. Os Seite ‘Oregon. ean For Sale | CHIC KENS—S. w. leghorns 4446 | eatemy st | Chick ENR "0 voung leghorn ime 25 all laying: 1.2 Bridge i101 og ones Ps: - Cony | pups: ft. ee pri- aArge gentiemern Steam heat; Privileges: $6. 126) o——2d floor front room nuowus water. $5 (eo) WASHINGTON BI, 41634 -? connecting ns for housekeeping: real kitchen reasonahle unf : rowurn all conventens a \W tet ig re ast had fam hy i ITON, ~ *? rooms oa niences F ‘¢t? RIK — Nt 7 }*l Ps—- Padi greed: ‘nd sister to ex-President iow , - | [aad le Bi males S38. females $4. Olive BERN ARD—Brindle ehildren broke: old nga Rutge: hOSTON SRRIERS sonable aaa STON TERRIE maie: * months o MSTDON TMERRIER—Female i house broke o41eg Wells i Tro] year old: in- irt) eherd revit . 2 : ‘ “OR } ‘ LL, 4400—Nice rooms 7 »fer- RE. rN i famisy: rete! r ® or couple employed or! OpPPosti } familys nanged. Second Apartment: lsekeetinix ebiladre every convenience. - ; . te unfurnished + | rig convene - ‘Large garage if SA—Hal rooms, new water — ae t — | Sixth ¢ om riment.: ope wwind ti “oO 7" . SNGINGAaS GaNT? Persian kitteng, ete.: ee catalogue Shin] 280. Route 29. , heat fur 4 ‘, 32 A—large front room. W ASHINGTON Bl... 4721A—Two connect ROSE a f FE TIC ) 1 EF e BOSTON STI DD evervwhere Pe Sho, 2436 Olive. {te 99) : . —- nished, adjoining bath housekeeping rooms; CORVET | truder line: wonderfully marked. ca SPANISH POODLE—2. little puppies. Is RICA aire Leghorns: southern ¢xposure. $8. fe) | 4145 Lindel) bl. Lindell 5300, Tandeil 8115, _ fc) } M-128, Post-Dis Rife . standard-bred ‘white lewhorns, with OLIVE. 8712A-—Furn housekeep WASHINGTON EL 454H6—Nicely — plan, $55 a m ath and up: Kuropean, $30) BOSTON TE RRIFRS — sargn 4 SPITZ—Pp UDDY — Sremwetion : 500 now in fecting. front paces = 0 4 rooms, in residence and sieeping rooms heat, nished steam heat, free telephone | monthly and up; hewly decorated? exce! watch here: sensibly priced. *o 2: Davison vy. Rene i for hate hing: { leaked fe Ams Lo IN ee ee . cold water: ni ind hot water. lelmar 52RD. lent cusine: accommodations for garage TERRIERS Ful — , —— Farm, Jeff stock Mehiville rclean._ =* 7 ees - IVE. 365! 5 Bad ae oa ay BL., 4161A—-Steam heated | Take Lindell dis to hotel icOD) heat breedin os Tsien ire. hale aL ag SereTene Sarrecta, 200. BL. 4 “ Robert Medley. 316 S. Tavlor ei. reds. NEW 5. Large room WIth TON “68—I ight outs de ae eis , aan tee ° . clean ind . 7] furnished HA MI 4 } ' partment private famils ne house ” Bh sg ing and sieeping room: reason- , > ( a efen +) abc, it ee . ov. - “ Pyle wep aA Die, *y. - — - . — Be: 8s is oamd kiteh cars al , "AS MITON B 4935 . roy BLACK AND TAN PUPPIES— per week, 471H—Two fr ont housekeeping | F — | rmu.s.1 is : \ : on obey Call aft , Elegantly furnished | adults gare ee Page cars + gtea eat. : ers : evr ene Sw a ‘ _ — mee” 319-2 front conn Forest 22693. (en / 4, 4735—Large front: and one small ge vvli-—-~ v be ape housekeeping room: adults. | ’ ehildre n we lowme: reaso : . : ae , 7 > ssuo— Ne it \ a 7, o910A—Larege front heat furn ~ reem ona bye : roem, | me mar. | hiv mM marked hound. bath; 3815 , when occupled by two people. § per week | th DOG—Rea hone 2120 s. extra. Also a splendid dining oom serv- ice at popular prices. making it an ideal hnene at modest cost; -your inspection in- | ff vited. Colfax 3888. _ (c83) | esas Wenn pups, rand select rem bargain prices: nicest let vet. o3%4 Olive, AT STUD-—11-pound Boston, sired by Tiny Kine: $10: small dog only. 4553 Laclede. AT STU D—Toy hleck tun. Bobbie cen | Rav: fee S5 1314 N. Vist st, | SERVICE Wtd—From male Chihuahua dog Call Stinev 2121LJ. fey Teachimach. | AT STUD—Pekinese: Se a up: reeiatered etock. marsh, Qe: | rem 107 Chestnut at. ~ «e9g) | STUD Wtd.—Services of a male angora cat: also blooded bull dog. Box B-401. atreet and Post-Dispatch. tatle nine es fon ® STL D—Wanted cat once Russtan wolf $30. bargains for ! vty h* yy hurry, of course i (ak wood Pine Lawn, Me STUD—Paliacho's. Ressie's tad. by Cad Roding: Patiarho's Presse, ‘100 per cent Llewellyn. C. Gochenoy, O23 At- lanta, Webster Groves. Mo Rabbits For Sale blue New Pattison. Large » Pet Shop. Tollies. HUences, |'NATIONAT, lot: o to better hurry: —— geni urnished room; ——— l.vor Bi... 4554—Neatly furnsh- kitchen: for lignt house- (cos) | superior | continuous 4550—2 home; PB KENSINGTON, rs private ine for git LhOOM—Furnished: southern. Grand 4272Ww., kite henette: com P Box Y-39. si -F housekeeping; front. thenette. Call | 2940 Pa a" =. Rit — inf housekee KENSINGT: IN, 592; ” large connecting people employed; southern exposure. KENSINGTON 6? 4\—Cheerful > front light room furnished: gentlemen. LENSING TON housekeeping . is ang@ ae one oyed iN furnished lemen. For- private, Tic wom Large : furnished; $12. tOOMS—-Light “ a . WASHINGTON ) with kitchens J and 3817—1 aiso small light water ic} houss furnished hot ished, / - BL ~ 8-room | J +4 ; h; Dri | rooms, reasonable, 4451 2 nne rooms, Gas rabere. anna ten- all colora: 315 Missour! ek K and leit urnished : say gpk Nie 2024—Front; gentleman or : at: emploved, r cout ie. a. : ee > ht — auestiend : 3662 —Sleeping and or . RUSSELL, 2304— Licht sping rooms: $7 up. 4) | KEN? , ges —" : rooms furnished - reasonable. 3005—Light housek« eping rower PAGE Bis. 41° H—Two mcd WASHINGTON BT.., olxx——Front “room. RUSSEL, 4$640—Pleasant furnis il. v— leh 3 ‘ty og ta rooms: furnace heat, phone, garage gentlemen, private family. Cabany 1K2:3 reom for _1 or couple. Ls “ ° urnishes i KENSINGT: NW. 5001 Light front room, | PAGE BIL. BHA eae room: all conven- rome te eee ~ RU SSELL. 2640—Nice Thi Bl... “ hie in private resi dence: gentiemen; reason- , ences ne puiet WA ASH INGTON BL.. 3840 — inne ROOMM. ATE Wtd.—For voung lady, room, pleasant ‘rurround unre a coavens ; — able. ian .GE 1s for light housekeeping; gas range: ; room; twin beds. belmiar 4415 J fences: Private, aute AR BL. , 4381—Fro at housekeeping KINGSBURY of pee unfurnished putitui f wat ' moders veniences. __ Me ae i |ROOMMA TK Wtd. Young man. to "SSE poom? ping rooms: rea + 7 includes phon lig! jeautitu rt WASHINGTON BL. .4747A—-Nicely fur-| _ room. Phone Olive 1897 or Victor 4487R Ri SSE! i 305 "keine —— : ae % » 4011 8e- ms ' ime : ” - Ate, Rees.. ‘ ; AA: . ’ . rhs, a= é i ‘ ei y , ; - ? 4 OF } os or gentieman: Purnished” AR BL.. 4605- 3 connecting 1 op a riment ara é Cabary 6- 71W furniahed housekeer -ooms. nished rooms: kitchen privileges er ROOMATE Wtd.—With or without board S5083M., pag rooms: eeu ly furnishe KINGSRI RY. 8246—Elegantly ' aah -y | single beds. 3619 Bamberger e% RUSSELL, 42 64—-Furnished Troom apt — 1 | ow co ho seh pay to s hiath, ROOMMATE Wtd.—s malas Waterman: for! kite hen: light housekeeping: couple = Sai ; aoe ge anitor ce: goa Wen-« refined Young lady - twin beds out © hildren: he at. light, bath. . .r er) vee he Keepniz ink mve gent a ping Cer. ned light ni | room | BOSTON rnachine mades for m ouick 2335 ; BOSTON TER Th. or auality at ged: Headquarters Sergeant. Ch. Tins Teddy Ch. Tiny King, Ch. Out for Srort, (‘h. Rattler King, (Ch. Intruder Blink Thornpe’« Foeseo. Imperial King. Bee Par don. Lacdie and Whe on ag red a) CON ing chan pion supe for sale by above dot North Side Kennels. RA RBBITS—Amertcan 44 iy Miemish giants 5316 BULL tegrgeeenenenceeen TERRIE RS— House. ae 20-—Nea ti y large ce: Doth watchful: re rooms SOTA ales: sale >S. olive. 7 hu ers rar share Bett er 2 ail conveniences, ¢ furniaed f 563 ' me > ‘y , ? otha) om | We. | . e. LL >t) aoe 28 | “ne | j— Nicely ed steam | fel | PEssce Q7% NCGITON ie. ooms: all converrlances; hot lass, tly fur- water, | ) | TT Sd {| ' Ing roo good heat au? ry >) j a ’ ‘ enTrace - reasonalbite tg- ent | Tv. ce wh shi ‘AGE BL $HR48—Housekeeping meoms new orated Water. elect! : tele- phone, ; ig rooms, nice- gS te >> - omni connecti house- housekeening ; een ooms, first floor frohi: all con- 2 ay — aime arge front room; , | WA SHING CIN Bl... furnished front room, sits; hern ak i, aping: ”q “room Colo busi - refer- 4: 300-—Beaut! ful private home: employed: ASHIN¢ZTON =e connecting bath: ness fen couple ence furnished room * > Oo! Zeaiand NN. te fit) ae, aired: sle be Rent Kasto Centra! (e) BULL ERATE ie at, ane: — loyal watfcn dog on earth, 2336 Oliv (D9) BULL TERRIER Wtd Wishes dog and puppy, cheap. 1427 N. WB leur. lernan tf PiUids. PUPrPIES—I!I at white colla’ s: lo. 4106 Me. . Children; $15: no dealers. ONT Ble ies (c) | pl. Benton 463W ; Park: LI. TERRIERS—American single | good for breeding purposes: fc) litter: the other lady: months old: ~ puppies, s, cheap. ~4105— Reautifully lady: aaa southern expo- continuous room ry] rooms Ten) , — SuUit- » venlences {cg , 4031—-1 large 94° —1 : PAGE BL 2064—Picasant q light housekeeping eonnectine ight ping : : a nt; children welcome F a _-«* Miscellaneous COWS—* fresh Jersey. Fleck. ter rd.. 1 mile west Denny rd COW—Fresh: Spring av., near ra Win. Honmmever. COW-—And yearling: full hlooded Jerse hoth for $70. McGrath, Oakville Mo. FERREATS—Rabbit and rat exterminatora, $1 eac 8498 Weat Park. Gi ITS—Duroc fall guilts and Dp breeding Hildebrandt Valley _ Par 0 MITC GOAT” AND KID—$5. 0 sere fluffy coated | ~le A } Lurnishned Biko Doarad =! , } A prions GH (eld, front roo Manchesa- . not bath, Olive 8t. ire U“ 34:F housekeen desirable Delmar it exposure. Two clean, housek eeping ished: I Minorcas For Sale HATCHING PaGS—Ss. &. black min from 3 select pens: headed by bive bon males: awe hens. pullets and cockerela,— Wabash 151R females: | one had 10! 6: for males, fe all con- | ed : ge op- 4384- 5 at anoles epi furnished house- pr on one bear’ Real Estate. Cabany man, m. connect i sail ; MARE HEME Be ent. ra SA LIN A. obabeds t——— Nik “ely furnished 4 on pee ich? ; RTO0W a: : aiier nel iehborhood. Race BAR Pl... 400° 431° ee en PE RR SHING—s: na! iH ae Lt a ROOMMATE, Wad M SEVENTH, 1530 8—oOne room for OW a baie g or sleeping room; very rea emp Oyen) aie WATERMAN, 5242-—~Comfortable large | Roe sentieman. splendid conven Ryd S10 per pair: all althy | $4.57 ?P E RSHING. roth ; convenic n ees: gentleman or cou- ences. 2846 Accomac . t om ‘ised j Fr. Hergoth, Hillsboro. pie. (Forest 5223R ROOMMATE Wid. —Refined youn la: i) ee) ‘oA roommate: board. $7. 5070 Cates. ¥ CA TS—And rs . est 6253M _ Persians, $7 to $ 338 O'ive. (cP) Rx IMMATES 7; WwW td. ? corgenia!) CHINESE CHOW ¢ HOW S Thoroughbre d men to ahave their al artment: pedigreed aristocrats the dog family: able. Parkview 303J 349 De pups and half-grown dogs: reasonable front room: jem nd ROOMMATE Wtd.-—Conveniences; Henry Heil Jr., % mile west of Barrett 5016— py a furnished paren roomers Call Forest 5222 (e7) | —— ee: substantial meals. rd.. on the south of Manchester, | plete: chenetie; garage. , co 2 ra hao | usse COLLIE es PS—Little beauties: 6 ks “oc 686ate ; ERMAN, O2xx—Owner or ‘home on | oad oe i Lu weeks | gag nag ype ket bs Light housekeeping room. ersity li ne would rent large south | ROOMMATE Wtd.—Gentleman ol veraide 2617I. use of sewing machine. ) room: only two In Paneety no other; | roommate; references att UPrRIE- mr RIDGE, 50398 A—Rvom. nicely furnished: roomers. Call Forest 922 (c _lars. Box Y-6, Post- Enr nl: Forest $140 southern exposure; age and Wellston WELLS. -56213- i anainene jing: ROOMMATE Wtd.- COLLIE PUP—Male. $10; near restauran 20 and 30, to Osage. RBidney 45514. _Parkview 2413 COLLIE PUP—Just one . og gentieman pI cheerful f: ont room and alcove i_private. | YELLS 5981—Sec: nd- floor _ | ROOMMATE wid -Room in thorovehbred. Colfax 1 | os ¥-19, Post Dispatch COLLIE PUPS—Safest for nome and chil. Refined voung lady | board: room men? home —— ~ B. for Catholic ‘i (‘abanv &1]1°W H0O15—Famiiv of 2 would light. warm room fo I] or “2 empioved,. desirine home omforts. PLYMOUTH, 6150-—-Furnished room; pri vate family. Cabany 2327M. (7 | RIDGE, , TTI RIDGE —_ LACLEDF., mand housekeepl! es Orpingtone’s For Sale BUFF ORPINGTONS——Fine coo earel cock bird: also leghorn 3 incubators; 60 and 175 cheap, ‘Chas o Ae } Wint Whesteon (Ww heaton), xe neta Hite a -—_ house keeping or sleeping: adults, SEVENTH, 3114 S.—2 furnished kitchen: private bath. | SHAW. 3823-—single, in modern with | cheice location, | one | SHAW, 3966A—Single room: priva icOdx) ‘lv: all conv eniences, Grand 264 rhished | SHENANDOAH, 39: 338—Neatly f RES, room; private family; reasonable, (e37) | SIIBNANDOAM, 2622—Well fu rT : or re front room: modern. rand 17 704M, nae «) |SHENANDOAH, 4121—Front room, is “ain board; employed ladies, — Grand , f ~) | SHENANDOAH. cone modern in| rent beautiful furniture ente rtain- Clean } IRMAN, ate hM-iSse- fam -Large, porch; priv 4172 with R BL g room rooms, ] ew ’ n for floor eaat \—Nirelyv ' re: ) ily ? these will Peo famiiv: gent a Ceptips See ing for | reasonabie: Ww iM WAT! 5 5°R0A—-Newly furnished fri continuous hot water. For- } 7 OOM {c) oxvx—Owner ‘of home on would rent large south MII.K GOATS—20 Nubian: registered: bred. V. C. Pairchild. 348 Laura av ; Wichita, Kan. e (ec) | MONKEYS—Nirce lot: Rhesus and Ring- tallies. $20 each. 23386 Olive. (cd9* ly tyr- nient to young rea Si l)- BRaliviere. home Z640) and catkerels aa ty and aR 6) “6 (2d of hed room: Parkview 5021—Sleeping or housekeeping conveniences: phone. hiversity lin two in family; no other | private 20618 W. 1. rooms s. e Sta. side Ss. ee pir : aly ep) ing . aiso a: 34] W c) large front room in 4518 (cy) sleeping | (c7) furnished veniences, wants s: g@’ate full particu Dispatch ‘Young lady — efficiency — ———— a oe —- - 4095—At tractive connecting reoms . ‘and water: also single room R, 4333—Apart ment S00 i ‘CPt 2207 on stock, Sie Pee i POULTRY, BIRDS “F) _— LIMIT’ apartme (Cal ND FE; ww tL. DD. ; oom $3: SO Tir "i suite, beautifully 4; CINDED. Fy | PN ~4343— a 4133—Front 1 : Or | : t, Teasona ble. ee eee ? ‘ roorn fo we +. ! tlem a iT con Nght housekeeping, AR BL... 4202—Very desirabie: LINDELL BL... $301—Ni ere @ecorated and furnished: me: continuous hot water: neg LINDELL 43xx—Lar "ee ——— - ineecihacichiinenimncngin _ * Yea err , cCOUD le mar Ky R BL... 5896—Neatly ermen furnished = , Southern exposure: gentieman | LINDE floor east. ee (c62) housekeer | AR BL. 5649 Beautiful! L INDE room; elegantiy furnished r fe; gentlemen only. _ BL.. 62129— connecting roome for hounekeen! ng: Piymouth Rocks For a ai COC K PRELS - Rocha, reds. lexhorns. 1847 8. 14th st. ss COCKERELA — ~“Piymouth “barred recks from winning trep nested flock; setting , oxen. stopp. 7733 Weaver -av.. Maple« woot vu EGGS—$1 per $15: $4 per 100. Hallock, 1 Phone. (c89 het ween private, apt. ‘4 “a | (ee) ‘youne man's references. L) 406: I — Two roots for Hight lNousekeeping: cas | (Grand B67. HERKREOA sieening and eee — —— | ‘left: female, $5; | dandv rooms for 1AaIM ie) | cars and bus: Call Sunday or (cc) com: 410) no oo ROMAINE >IT... 5915 "7 light housekee ping: near A 3 blocks off of Easton. Mond; ay Post-Dispatch Want Ad Phone, Olive 6600 Solid agate, 30c line. daily or Sun. front house- keeping rooms: all conveniences: Box Y-12. Post-Dispatch ren: $5 ioval, true. sensihle. Dispiay, 35e daily. 4ic Sun.; out-of- neces: adults. WE LISMAR, 6441—4 rooms; two rooms, tc 819 5231 Wells. ROOMMATE Wtd—Young man: mard grand pets oi: 16 Olive. _ (c80) WE STING TE ey PL... 47374 Wash COLLIE—Female: tecistered’ Martha's! tewn, agate. $6c daily. 40c Sun.; dite room: reasonabi ae $°)5. G Fielf@er, Verona av.., play, 4ic daily, Sic Sun. Discounts, WESTMINSTER PL. | per line: Agate—3 times, Ile; 7 times, entlemen i_private: | tor 257 _WIN? ERS. + be ax. THOMSON. | ae *$ ‘amen, oe tena dait ~ WESTMINSTER | Ble. 4621— Bea tif yl + =i wR . ” _ play times, Ic; 7 times, daily te, | WESTMINSTER PL.. 4214 - — Saasuaitne with some congenial man. 1S Male a ie. ite year parte Minimum £ lines, | _hougekeeping. 2d floor front. $19. ic) | _ Valentino Apts... Phone istered: reasonable. 4027 North Market SS pees WEST ‘ INSTER PL 2a ra Tont room: | ROOMM. ATE: “poard: ho a. at. COLLIE PUPS-—-Best of pedigree one Wantee single or double: men oniy atl eee — . OANARIES Wtd.—4715 Morganford [LCANatibse Wt —lemaies: any amouns; eee fences; South Side: Catholic perferred champion stock; we must eye beg WESTMINSTER PL from anywhere, Meier, ‘4572 N. Sth. (e099) room: owner's gentlemen. ain os om gen | RO 4 OM— Mi miern ; , rtah home priv fl _ front) Ro: er omfortable conveniences other S ROOM oS bora SSO6BR ROWOM—Nicely furnished; leres: comveniences: SS. ROOM—In a beautiful home: or 2, a real Forest tC ROMS oo: 3 CF lS DATOO west (C‘abany ROOM Nice f ladv: private Mam ROOM We LIORW / ROOM ment! 4 ROOM—New / irnis ploved Priva family ROOM— Apt _ gentieman: $4.50 , ROOM—-43xx Lindell: large front Kentlemen, « nie, ladies. Linde L ROOM—Large, 2d _ fl.. can_ arrang housekeepi ing. Forest 3OOGR ROWM—A par private fam! block north t Union. ABT IW Row ann Lar ge OD | every i} g- single | 4238. —~One « or - two | _conveniences.( _ 3923—Nice tional: near car, bus. SR CE ae ROOMMATE room :.twin beds: 45, rover — — - 7 _ apartment: clean, leges. F n wr at amMilV i bany "200: > W for yi men, rooms. t: 6. 50 (C67) room, with mn Grand fc 8197 ‘4 hished | NDOAH, 29°98 —Front room, | pFivate family: reference. SHEN ern: me 7146\ SHEN ANDOAIT 4047A—Light ho ihe room: al conveniences; family. any SHE NANDOAH. 39384—Nicely ; front room, od floor; couple or gen oreet, 422 McCausiand. PLYMOUTH RocKS Hatching eegrs. Strain heavy layers: 1S. Piymrock Farm, Win. Schindner, Tt, 30. Rox $7. Haden Station, St. Louis. PULLETS—White Diymouth rocks. laying: _thoroughbred stock, 4758 Rose ay Rhode Islands For Sale COC KEREILS—R. |.. harred | rock. horns and others. __ 1847— BS. 4th ae? COCK ERELS—S. c. rR. I ved: re —breg: $3 each: eames. 85 per 100 pure J Hertman, Rockbridge, Green County, _ MH, FOGs—$1 per 15: $6 per 190 Hall , 1422 McCausland ay. Phone, _—- (eB) LGGS—Sinele comb dark 7 he rede: winter layers; reasonable: pullets. S741 La clede. Lindel! &514R EGGS—#'ingle comb redla. $6 per 100: 100.000 strawberry planta: alse purser Bane W. Schroeder, Bt. Peter. Til. or Les Bia. ne and BI, 3M r on ’ modern sds. Vik Share larze 3223 Wid.— lady, oor af 4309—°d s'eepin \T oo! rer grood setting ot Deimar (c) kitchen | privi- Cabany © 6268R. table for ! @ 394. (76) farnilv: 4905 > ( ‘OL I white young business men | would ehare, with referen ce! Parkview 2636 *k—Exceptionally wei mext bath; conven- to for oi room for 1 and car ] te IS on or oe ’ L, Oe I a, | Ty? i¢! “’ AS nal 2 large reavon- “2911-2 3 EERE Be en Ah SHENANDOAH, unftura for couple reoms; all conveniences, pr loved SIDNEY SIDNEY, sleeping, home silt thicendiaditininaaniniyitle ‘ sn beautiful private 3007 roo! Ly, 8728—Large. front priv ate $8, 50; . sleeping and “es ISeneep- £4 . es 9 4 ~ West a reason Box \ (7) 415 sm ne 331. ‘Post Dispatch. puppies fram 9° to 4 months old: i ern rooms private. fam! the best of regis dice oll ' 4052 Folsom. ily i : LTS ROOMM AT oe Wid —Share room}, OLLIES—r fron WRSTMINSTER. 3744—Sin¢le and double able price: references exchanges. tered stock: puppies and grown collies | CANARIBES Wtu.—Any number: beet price mig Tooms; Freasoneen, - 161. Post. Dispate! ee ca” Ae So reasonable. Forest 953, 4905 Ar- paid. Box A-1, Post-Dispateh. (c99) WESTMINSTER PL.. 4066—Front room, | want reliable lady av nae —- —-. (“S"! | CANARIES Wtd.—Aiso parrot. for cash. hot-water heat: all modern conve (c7 rr) room: pnenatt water DASHSHUN DS— heap. — TRAD Heidelberg | Write Missouri Squab Co., st. Louls WESTMINSTER PL... 3909—Front room, | convenient Pox Thy a Airedale. 4560 Page. De'l- twin beds, running water; apart ee: | Se eeess mar 4 (@) gentvemen ci wa [tw ,——At «tud. Boston bulldog are (hait- WESTMINSTER PI ROOMS WANTCD southern exposure: Wtd.—Refined. cultured gentiemen, ae {e) voung couple want light housekeeping | WEST apart rER PL large} accommodations west of Union: can mir ngle bed; {indell| nish two or three rooms. Cal! Cabany 2 RSJ. ‘ROOM w td. —By Post-Dispatch ROOM Wtd.—Near Market and kitchen privileges. Rox M-232 ROOM Wtd—F bished vate famllv: west: stat 48 Post- Dispatch ROOM Wrtd.—Light — ed. r . 2— Room _ for one me [51 t,.-dlanedheeninn rooms, $3; heat. electric, ga®. 3 SIDNEY. peed 1 larwe, clean, on floor’ ‘AK. een and hath: $4 THIRTEE _— f; ah "ny shh ay steam-heated: } ‘oreast "694. TDelmar tis! ii ght a leepi ns ‘es sf ‘ f service. eorm- Ls 4 r sn > ._- ©. li Le «be 1s nor WA 4 2 Ss 1se } rhe efreet car BL.. 5876A—Front rv 1OmM. furnished: conveniences ren furnished, in apt. went ‘to share warm. e in any desirable, ¥-2749. P.-D. ah ean °317—PFurnished om , ) apart BL, 5227—New manacer. ticht meals optional. and fear rooms, licht housekeenp veniencea: hot and cold water in uthern exposure e; garage . = . 4324—Connecting and sin at NS ' puusekeeping rooms, newly decorat- - 2017-—Front room; fern | er in kitchen; gas range: reason- | Mc!’HERSON, 4714 Large fron’ io Sod private_ family. Victor J : fat beds: suitable. for ®. Forest 0473 (8 hou: > A omens ” private: Mc! MERSON, 4716——-Attractive room_ — — SELLE, S735— -Room; alee . apartment Wot 2d floor west. (ca) McPHERSON, 3969A-——Rocks, reds, Orpingtons, Anconas and leghorns "740 Osuge. BARY GHICKS—Price on request. Grand 6745W. Sutterer, 3942 Thologan. _ (c) CHICKS—-lSe: ready today. Hal- 14°22 McCausland Phone. BABY CHICKS—Il5e each: ev custom hatching. 4c ver egg. 1422 McCausland. Phone. } ree de Before you nyesat— KA KY CH iCk S—Reds. rocks, inVestisate Refore sending vour money | orpington; brooders of ail kinds; write —ask your banker whe we are, Nation! ' ist. Drummond's Hatchery Pare rt roy? , scl yh nn ERMAN POLICE Ett iy, ; ' ; ? ow 183° Ye 4h ' - ACE Sigh-gcrade, ath lowa Pi PPIES—PFrom MeP ree WW. 242 WEeRSMON 1H 4H-—A room 1 j kitct ' ; and large k 40) aA A—— ng ro Pod.. J} en or 2 rooms and kitchene employer aw ya ened ‘ | . ' o eye Y ome . : : ) 398 5— eee couple Rox Y-325. Post-Dispatecl Ba oultry Farm. Box P35 evely, Mo i | | arpa —— , adville. ss : , ALY CHIC ; : phone Det: mua AerTe pores , special low pric« premium of- oo os Ms ay a wir reasonable. Cabany sod 7 P HERS rN. ROOM Wid = Ki =. Gis 25 each or $18 for the lot averiv 10i—+. me hee , . 200} td —— Young r #v 4. o 3 : : ; ladics ~ Morest 4°79 wantenc famftis BABY CHICKS—From America’s 0 ‘aaa eNe— lazing bene. Oe Masten, . ; "e re ‘ . ; Southwest BPs: and 4% licht hou MePHER ante ve pleased over 3 ; arted rocks singe oo a — BS * ; Rte ' 1e ' ~ . . ¢ fae eat ' lar Paabelien kuaranteed safe delivery by no $6 per 100. Goo. ie -, Trenten, or ‘ ; 4 : ‘ ; cks south of Chouteau an rooms: 2 beds eicg and free premium offer. Miller | HATCHING EaGoe— . Ww %. 1 S119 Bicol - ~ > T* r Hatcheries, Box 147 Lancagter Mo. 009) ‘- 397 ~ ‘arefully Taylor ’ unfurnished reooma tn private Ww be ected sredacera vaste HATCHING r Rus. | an CON VEN jENCPsS, Rent ton 19es8W $1 Houseke ties lis post paid low prices : white ieghorna. pa a iwey ie) rooms: neativ furnished: reasor Chillicothe, Mo. _ NATC MING BGG , 106,” Wotor Mi front: KINGSHIGHW AY. 1050A ae ¥ Turn 0 apiece meng, Mle tes cs CHICKS—Rarred rocks. Engile br wat enor oo Bs wt nrevald leghorn Farm Rock alt I : Westphalia tral av. Webster Groves, Mo. (nn) 8 7 ‘ boos —— wf le'ivered alive, Ozark Farme. Vio ; CHICKS—100 per cent live arrival guar- anteed itth sean write for prices. Isidel Poultry Farm, 3040 North Market (fin, varieties free | cent tite delivery bw narcel Write for our price lier s Sta by ‘"hiek Matchery 2 | Wellsville. } inms, Hit Ks leghorne Oo _ OT 0 : » 5084 A— War, m room; BD ween a ' mn ON rnishe for = Wtd.—tientleman ; e | | pg: en ot PINE BL... 3953—R om, private BALY CHICK S— Big type. larce egg strain: » 6147 urn) ished t ' rf —_ ier} , r po - - . : ~- “ WEST PINE BL 3892—Light housekeep ROOMS Wtd.—-U ished mn and kite for a custom hat e Whiterocks range and Marage ic) ARR6M. | , . , * yee ] 7 "re 7 who don't ROOMS Wtd. 3 oo ligt r heavy leay’os rtraine: 0 per cent ve | ANCONAS . niahed ; e, and i FN tr a a reat 3074 — feet e . : Mitier ke and free fe Rocks and seporn Th. ecttlon . , es PRR i bal ; € er. Tr ‘ : ! ‘ atii sk Matchery, Box {210 Oregon av conven- scrniantate 7 drooma: spien- eeping § ine venti! at 10nN cts te sta er nave pleased ove RN 24 fancy «tock. $1.50) per Re > 3 Pn pet mo venir D. ARCO, 456¢-—2 ont ‘seem » 43435— Two second-floor jlarne propacs parce! post; write for 40 page car. ? EAN. anans; $1 for $ rooms, COMMONWEALTH. ~Sa3— Two or HODIAMUN BU BRED-TO-1A 1 Cs ICKS-—~4 + al e : ' an a : 14 MKGR—R. | whites + s. ¢, : “Weel | se aployed. | FAMOL'S. 6259—Fight houseke@® furn| catalogue Standard Poultry Farms. | nd : lechorne ; eeting coc mo | hill White (ey | heautiful! furnished: southern " all convenien. etl steam at. hot es $1250 per 100: mixed, $9.7 ~# Cen- preferred: I i te ll A er ae Pet Birds For Sale Tere Nie enesh, “ha Bice cdot c port ea See se) otiote: how eet ure overtanka Forest Park: moc eonable: private family. Grand ye ThOOoOMS——-PSrnished: 6G rooms; Prote® bow rd Owner Box Y- 117, Post - BOUDTHWERST. HilLA—Sleeping: @ : ona Destrabie room. conveniences’ reasonable: care & 7 og With or wi thout SOUTINVEST, 61072 unfurnished ~ elewtric gaa heat. with vee © garage if two. hous ae oe UcPHERSON, Fl tage = from; ) Foom and kit beds; suita fo Forest achd | ietiwretl a Se as + ies i McPHERSON 4398 A—F familys for gent rooms, | a re Lar 1 en 34. | ‘nlf sink. ront leman reooin. ] An: jel ii EXCHANGE osteopath! ire noom with Ameri an far enced osteopath Box Y ROOM ANI) BUARL Vtad wlyvate famil: Vex ¥ O24 + ROOM AND BOARD Wid state price. Rox Y-4 Fost Rin {NU BOARD “uth preferred t' ROOM Wid —linfurn southern exposure’ vate family ia | Rox Me AND MihtARIT) ~ rs ey « til a Post-Dispate! anion tar ante bred or AND DOAN) Ww a mby giri: t Tears Rav Y.}°) Past Dian te? ROOM AND BOART) Wid vale from me and ~~ pos o . ewe Tet ERSON. 4726—7 unfurnished rooms. heated apartment . a ¥ " P 4 ° aie 4 « ‘ ' ii s floors. heat. light and “~ he hus, Market o sererate Dati ‘ convenient, McPHERSON, Housekceping apt., OSIM tee vO pre ren ble ice people desired couple employed: i , . ee iy | ie "ery ‘ : ° | too furnished ws unfur ferred Oo! itt, irictiy pr West couple | - —— q , ‘ep Cee ~Large. light, warm Ege Bes = _ee Lara 3316— Furnished Vietor | amBPRT, 1415—2 large lat foo? | ’ Ho a , an; adj ins sss # Bovey i ligt se h re ’ "bad ” lored._ eeting rooms: lieht housekeeping? + . ar all ‘ges optional: 1) al . ; ‘or al 7 n Lick unfurn ares Water, gar _conwentences, _ — 3 ee | ‘ABANNE, 5059— Pieasant room. home conventences | AUBERT, 725—-Housekeepin kitchenette: new ly keeping, F i ei: first finde BARTMER, §040A——Front. kitchen. __ bedroom, $7 week; adujte. BARTMPR. 5911—tLaree 1! | kitchenette for g mousekeoote ™ ROOMS—Th ree erte niete every board , ‘ Vanechester . ’ 4 , GERMAN pomce dogs “at mtu; ” ena who bring out the male Felihauers. Cedarcrest Inn ’ LikbD ea) —1i1 tk fi- ire bred eo aan: ‘Man- | CHICKS : Trane Bin Mell! hari ord ~ - , * OS m4 - 4 mithout " grentie , rec iyy 7 2 tT) ‘ ,* 4 , rar CMA * hy mmm Ry DO ard: or for mi One uthern Qoar rea Sonahbie ; garage > wer yas - (sent'ermnan: Dispatch. [MM )-—PFemale rexistered stock fram von Frid lL.. Merton, | FINNEY SESE Oe hor and POL hath wv heat iol colored ; 2a floor fr large r math in W a ’ , eting - ‘ vate to bd er itregroort ont r breeding; Sm k , 14— seine rr id rn af | MSA Weil pan ‘ NEWSTEAD eepin root sieam ti oom Juliet home. t. Dt inven. het Pet Priv legen eat. hot OL nt ee ages | iMvther, S\een NE roor a - ns % f rmonin i —- . = K hod sonen t Eppes e COR sme nth “ ace Komment 2°RA5W * SXlpesurr, Forest 4, ; McPHER SON . mm (Ce : satel #et . a har Ss: } w AL. wrT 3421 . unfurnished rooms; 1 : 3 ye ehit il “an MK. SPRING, - —Neativ furnished furnished; colored eos T . 3 ; heat. hot ar a nhone free VW ASHING TON Ri 7 R° 0 irear —Rooms | STEW ART pee nt et with heat hath Leh: - unday. = private b’rot estat fa i } , ' : 1 Grand preferred. Box y O68 “ inner oOo? eTman. Ss gg SUBURBAN W ay 4021 moc; Kitchen ROOMS IN SUBURBS ;ROOM AND ROARD Wtd—Gentleman) WE * tay -- clean, warm f Tr - ern oved | orivate far! y Rox ¥-20. ies ve. couple: " vate family \4 st 3 r om nde “TT Fre m vor _ ‘TRE-BRET ‘ von Rlasien- on Radavtal. ; or heavy a) fine i Vigor. ‘dogs M. i free ‘¢ DMs | Vo ALITY rieties, delivery logue {ree lumbia Me SETTING, Fai6—White ilerhorn. wood Springs trepnester i? ner ’ ane fine alredale cog " J. ®. Breekem‘*t pedigreed D No 1) Box 10 before 17 Sram CHIC K 3—Strone vigerour eaithy (oe) | From tested eavy ued ayers, money can't brindle huv hetter: 100 per cent lelivery: low 24°25) prices: attra ‘ive catalew free on reqyueet. Star (hwiek Ha t«hery 10m Ww eatnohatia. Me aU LyYrvan qual ty chicks. 14 nenvy “lay, imnorted aetock — a ~s 100 wer cent Troy. Mo free [ ive delivery (JUua 09) Wellavitic ie Dpariy NH156T ™ Lic 1 $194t5-— Lovely noted [2 uthern exposure: jeph rH ERS rN rrices: whole retatl. 2345 Otive 90) \oWeet prices: all styles bere. «ft bie wave wholesale and retail. a6 ae recs poetoalid 10: i= Fe cml Perms, Box) can aARIES—ingers. Me knots, also pn Sto & fy Bh Me 2 want ege production vee wk Pow orice | warielies talogue ; tre F =~ Binds, _ | BIRD CAGE “STANDS teres Rest selection. nd ree aS CANATUIES—Larae beautifal: yap eilvery ‘ar s: ¢ ’ , Fal Ke. ies: cata also females nent Webater : CHICKS—From f ocks CAN ARIBS—Fine * ali . . Smith Bree. Matcheriea, Mexico. |‘ AN ARIES ne y. R3 ROOM ahove ‘ar 44a] POLICE PUPPINe. German Shepherd puppies. | imported prise | specimen and prize | erorrespondence en SHOAILTS. 71S Berry Mo Phone Webete: ‘HMICKS——j] 4 «standard bred va- best winter-laving strains free. moderate orices: 64-page cata- Missouri losiiry Farme, Co- GERMAN | “Ss ‘’ mtioral bens «larry inemection IAN M (;Troves, OMT @ hx “ 5 eh te . eactrieolt. a & private _ n@ re zi By Yar : : . , : q lL, wd clean oie ,1+a ACGvItS Si] : wn ‘MANCHESTER, 45060A—2 ' Jae Keep 4 on * grit? j lean | cane here with aufety. CANARIES...<4jerma singers, $6. 3007 Vestal CANARIESB—Ali in fail regret ing here. ice box weealy — em: or rooms deniist: front dector or wer rT! Hlally- 100 adle fo1 . front: t ) 4 ‘ real i ure: conven! ences: _owner’s home, aos! .| BAYARD 704 Furnished, . front ; be | amel!l famiiv Forest ag eae rooms, /BAYARD. 754-——Room for Tent ’ : / ing; all conveniences: 7 room. RATARD. 17°A0— large. kseping sone S72 BOARDER Wd. ——tient home. $s. R34 N. Kingsh 270 plete.’ ent optional. conven- 6retnine ores ‘34 floor lnca tio SOS — t. Haz rr TT - We family . 17 LANTA a Tee oorns aun var ne onver Housek ee] chen: ft (Mor ”. COT mercer? ate house- | ences adutits ; , ra } : ie) Al, , ‘ Da 4 ‘wo larwe roome : , ataptabie atudio. ing farnils 1 Att rewstt TANARY—Pemale, for reve tin : a 5M. healthy FF et mA ne -—¥ Fz e's pri Pariah: Rox ! ray afro : | ih a——F ox terriers, Side Bird & Seed Co tor a4" pt PPIFES__ Beautiful mark a - ? iayT rm - : For references » ‘ | mich: NGFSE / tees: males and fernales. raised in cogatry. R. A. Trail ita A. vears other em 816-—-Webdster (jroves: Rutseer. 3952 roernis for light family Webster GodW. for nnd cna - lig Farm. Box ‘TiS. CANAKY-—I-yea = 3826 Pa irview. —_— jee rniaeped D: i’ ale urivate MAP 1.! furn she d: Two attractive lomepr “ $11 house oon Weck: " on “D490 Ww. &

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7 SUNDAY oe uP ST. LOVTS — 700 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. MARCH b4 i ‘a i ‘ST = DIi> PA TCH. - ne nn nnn — a " ss E | BUSINESS FOR CALE | , BUSINESS CHANCES __ BUSINESS CHANCES BUSINESS FOR SALE BUSINESS FOR SALS _ et SF Or RESTAURANT—south Side, | pear oa: r ry - ond large Bbonus| BATTERY SERVICE STATION—Make me] DENTAL OF FICE—Modern, _ ~ . st bs ' : : . = - RAN T—.tRaNT AND SOFT Dil | & 7 tlere ? ie ' \ ow =. om ac % " . BS : 7. on : a . : " ; . 4 - : . , : btn > A : ' : . . ' rhe ontest (or Proxies P - , $6 tolders in the $25 000,006 i Enamelin; n : ei reached » 2 Ay grate en i cnet age, ( Jersey City. its publicity ', ' of six 1@ present issued this @& mittee now approximately ec e prox >420 ro mill , sur ne «dem. § be cured in sf e ae ' aoe ESTMENT CO ager as ; | . : camp , FURNISHED 9 “Pit EPS , | aetae ; =. B: | OMnens! posd fintures: scl tof! Rox ¥-218. 1 patch ___|_ chinery ba? tuich le in test condities, | ™mamagement. Most ae iad. laa and : Z | -asonabd : . s. | Ln SDM HARDWAI ; —— Good , 0 0 agement's proxies w are safe and sa‘ in: a ag as t: idea : ° : i ARDWARE STORE na! ighbo: E 2840-762. aware of the facts or _— : ees | molt ny leadership in the of ay conditions. A large frroxies originally gives agement have eh, Ms age Py Berry 6024 ete . a “L Sat om =| eM at » | ra 4 ag 4 poate ah eee een ee Fe in : Des Sane ir committee is satisfied hams a position to sp , of the sto¢k holier ING » it rooms. neatiy *ur-i be represented at thé : er March 18.” ag el. 4101 } TEE \"The facts are,” u ROOMING revi ie : rreit) attorney for —_ company, in reply, “ Via ‘ ) — = pre: ened : has approxim TORY . ad ny we | ois be — yg Taney “2 xcal. | ROOMING, ¥ Lt Ooms : * thirds of the proxfes: ‘ TORY = — : : "and. Madison, U1 | ding ns. scale and equipment. Bex | SOOMING 2 —S rooms. imm n revoked: Instead ) - . owe = : aed are gaining every da@ “ANDY STOR jood sc trade 7 _Box_} , WELRY STURI oes gen yay & ee eee ; ; / “D°SP’ tege that the manana BUSINESS WANTED 3 ; 8 es “ness: ¢ Ppa irs rin 0 : 2am ieee } . i... . Pouttry Supplies A 71 ™ or at ZOOMING H Tt) or TJ £ : * : aaa | ton : | ning ee a les from Si aa - CENTRAL, 9840-74° Jee at oe . upon whom the great f iin santas ae G HOCEE- rect taxes falls. a cha partner. Box Ye r the benefit of a tax a -s — ee ; . T ; Lz ry ion c } 4 ~ 2 » , : CTURE THEATER—Airdome; | POOMING Ht 7 3. 46 wer ee B.S . , ; OO neces — eran ' ! +o} a = : — equipment making sufficient to warrant INCL RA TOR-—J ust thi: } - ata : Q 1? al ‘ i} stand Bo : ist 5. P rispat 7 Lori ' It ts proper that . : ain. L : \ Y) rye oceania , : wietht- c | on _ : ; : : : ~ - » ell our Busin — ; : “ 7 1 ef , ; . . oa : S- va t¢ hecanse a ai o ra PROETIN] , : eee: a tite oe > 3 Es _ “| @dvisable.”” nor take | i's >. Ducks. Turkeys, Etc.. For Sale ‘= >= ee ee See | iediemiton. bree)! eit s : nave cash | — 800d location. 4739 5 oe. _Dex_3 ae gage ogg : any of its rights ta 5 Two y ’ PT Q ion % * ks " | BUSINESS CHANCES Poet. DiepatcA Want Ad Prone, Olive 600 Se 1 agaie. S@e lime @.2 ¥ &ya . ms . : . . : . ne 2 : - a - , ° | Display. 25¢ daily. i5¢ Sun Gui -of- , ' , . d fom , ‘ aD > : eas sdb ie ad a , Pp. 50 ~s orl hoe meee Pave ae tewn, egete, Sic daily. 0c Sun -> die a bats ; ra _ Pant — ; m ee : wr of art et right pray. s3¢ daily. fic Sun. Diecouata, wr Tt ari ma weed in ~—e 5 , ‘ : " ef 151 4 —— “ *, 44°) Easton. & —- ime: Agete—!? times, fe: 7 cea om : ' ’ ' : STRIP MINE. wl " ; , - : 4 " ‘ " . ‘ . ~~ _ —— “ a fc: 20 tomes. daily $c. Sun arrie rs ra , . oy ‘ - = wer ite . — e RE . ta} creven coal. 4 ta © . . * : . . " ~ an ‘ner - . play, 3 tomes. ic: 7 times. daily i : “=r at RAN . erm™ cae es icter ; aioe Winiiied Eg He Sue. bc: 36 times, day tc, Sun. Se wi , : ate »: a eee oe . . REP A A a an sTrccon Borer | 1¢ Minimum 2 lines . ine ' | ' oe ' | ' iis Mies . : , : "2 ) , ' im vs | Poetics BUSINESS CHANCES | : Mana RY ’ : : SHOF REPAIR sHOP—Gasd~busite« ~F*. ‘ - ? . . . : . , , , " , ~ ‘ P. i. * oo » ’ . Fs * = y " s - : , ¥ >: é yourself: «x nro te : A os . 3 ; ST ous = Proper reaker Sit) : — . ° ‘ ' , . . > ted : -_ . J + ” mrt beuia 4 io wr ey . ; . " ; ~" —— a . . . , . . e ees ; is . mre” way BRANCH MANAGER ras . Nendid opperte LAER Si 7 “ pat roe Catan | REST ACRANT—Retiring from beslness ba a) t+ 7 - - -— tt« gro wire in : " _ #,. > 2 awe bi . | r | : ’ . ~ °% - a a — sis ipet dear ret ' ; : : : :t 4 oe ' ' 7 ; i aiitered effer- trai “a iupans erinter enc sesecuti ve. deventer ber¢alr ate ‘ ss ther | ; - - ' ~ . nai eth. . . « ir — . = » me Bex G-? Pust-Dieperch. Bea Y¥-Tit, Pest Discerch. sess. all between O10 a m | : ; ne: , oll Say bet weg nf 2. Por. odie: on ia ro ame ~~ car- _. See — aoe ee i ) I ; of stinex:. sOFrT —" ng PARLOR—< Cheap 1734 * + _ Olas

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a. ai. - iB ter fey ~ bez * 7 as he on a > te bark s% , Pe RES Cad Wee AUR 5 Oe ‘ - eae ee Mea ae 2 a ee Se ee Ge ti ee ee. ee Bree ec 9, Mega ea 3 ie \* * " atts Ne - ae ae a + nage cnet, Agr teeny ~~ ; Belt ny hie RRS " ‘iy Bi oat he Wa: ERS NE GCE... aR % By Tg welt Sate Bay eS ore —— —-_a ana an eee oer He 6h Y, see Pa Z we 2 = . « . the longest drive ever recorded in a championship match, HE eighteenth fairway was a smooth- rolling river of green between solid banks of people held in line in the gallery ropes. It was late afternoon of the first day of championship play in the national open ehampionship at the Indian Head Club. Matt Harkle, the playing-through champ, and Red MacClosky, an unknown young pro from a small-town club in Michigan, who was paired with him, had driven from the eighteenth tee on their second round of the 72-hole grind. Harkle, the champ, the king of pros, the hard, handsome, col- orful hero of the golf world, who looked like a ro- mantic school girl's dream of a multimillionaire, big-game-hunting lover, and who played golf with all the intent, cold, concentrated savagery of a Dempsey in the ring with an opponent sinking under his attack, was playing the game of his eareer, and for the first time in that career was experiefting the sepsation of being a figure of secondary interest in the gallery’s eyes. MacClosky, the slim-waisted, heavy-shouldered, red-headed unknown from Michi- gan, had stolen the crowd's fancy from the champ and held it. Hole after hole, throughout the gruel- ing day, the red-headed young nobody much from nowhere in particular had held the veteran world- known Harkle even, answering skill with skill, eourage with courage, and, what was the more remarkable, manner with manner. Harkle, whose acting was nearly as good as his golf, had at ‘last met a-real contestant in the art of the easy smile that denied despair and the goat-getting pose of tolerant superiority. Harkle’s manner said: “Well, weli! This is a bright, clever young in- fant. I hope he keeps up the good work long enough to make an interesting contest.” The unknown MacClosky’s manner said as plainly: “The ehamp’s making a nice fight of it. Too bad he has to take a licking, but he’s going while Pm coming and, of course, youth must be served.” Steadily, hole after hole, all day long, MacClosky had outdistanced Harkle off the tees. As the play- ers marched up the fairway between the roped-off gallery lines it was seen that the champ was again short of his adversary by at least 15 yards. A stocky, white-haired man kneeling in the front rank of the gallery’ near the green broke out in an exclamatory rash of amazement and delight. “Red'll show ‘em!’ he declared to no one in particular, and the world in general. “He's from my club, that boy MacClosky. Watch him go!” A tall, bronzed, elderly man squatting near by took his pipe from his mouth and looked at the first speaker. “You from the Big Elm?” he inquired. “You bet Iam,” said the white-haired man. “Pres- ident of the club. What do you think of our boy, MaceClosky?”’ The long man smiled, “I think he’s changed from the first time I saw him,” he said, reminiscent- ly. “Hé was about 12 years old then and just about the dirtiest, raggedest, little, red-headed barefooted youngster that ever hit our caddie master for a job toting clubs. If you're the president of Big Elm, I reckon you've heard Red speak of me. I'm the one. who recommended him te you people.’ Page Two. “Long Jim Loughborough!” the white-haired man exclaimed. “Sure thing! I ought to have known you from your pictures. Degan’s my name, Tom Degan. My, yes! Red’s told us a lot about you. Says you taught him everything he knows.”’ Loughborough shook ‘his head. “I taught him everything I know,” he sadd, quizzically. “He learned that much young, and then went on from there.”’ ; He took his pipe from his mouth and pointed down the course to where the champion was prepar- ing to make his second shot. “Harkle’s beginning to wear under the strain,’ he said. “You notice he’s using an iron for his second, It’s a wood shot if he wants to get home, and he’s playing it safe.” “I'll lay you odds Red uses his wood,” said Degan. Loughborough nodded. “No bet,” he said, dryly. ‘That's one thing I taught him, if I do say it my- self. He plays his shots for what they're worth, with the club that the shot calls for, win or lose. He’s learned many a thing about the game I never knew, but that’s one thing I knew’and taught him that he’s never forgotten.”’ The fairway approaching the home hele at the Indian Head Club was narrow, sloping, bordered by traps and heavy rough. The green itself was fiend- ishly trapped and the territory just beyond it was out of bounds” Harkle, conservative for once in his courageous career, used iron and planted his ball in the middle of the fairway, a good 65 yards short of the green, a perfect spot for an easy approach, His young opponent nonchalantly blazed away with a brassie. The savagely bit ball flew low and true over the narrow fairway to the small green, bounced, slowed, rolled and came to a precarious stop, a few inches short of the rough on the far edge. ‘That's the game!" said Long Jim Loughborough, reverently, as the gallery applauded. ‘That was his shot, and he played it.” Harkle put his approach 10 feet from the pin, missed his putt by an eyelash and was down in two, for a- par five. MacClosky took two for a birdie four, and thé first day’s championship work was at an end, with the red-headed youngster one stroke under the title holder and the next best man in the field six strokes away. | “It’s between the pair of them tomorrow, if they don’t crack,” said Long Jim Loughborough, rising. “It'll be a grand battle.” ; “Come up to the clubhouse,” said Degan, earnest- ly. “I want to have a talk with you.” Seated beside Loughborough on the wide veran- da of the clubhouse, Degan fell prey to embarrass- ment, from which the lanky old pro made no effort to rescue him. At length, after talking nervously of irrelevant things, he collected his courage and spoke abruptly of the matter that was on his mind. “You knew MacClosky long before he came to us. Loughborough,” he said, clearing his threat nerv- ously. “Tell me about him.’ “I gave him a recommendation and you people hired him,” sald Loughborough, coldly. “I've got nothing to add to that and nothing to subtraet from it.’ “Yes, yes, I know,” sald Degan. uneasily, “but what I wanted to ask you about was” . He stopped speaking and got to his feet. Lough- 7 Ji/ Closky was ap{ L accompanied by & sii blonde girl in 4 ored sport things, = — “Great work, Red,” De gan greeted him cordially “We're all ight proyd of you.” And the to tHe tall pro: | my daughter, Lo Loughborough. Long Jim Loughboro Kitten. He's the mam! taught Red how to max a golf ball sit up on hind legs and 1 Freneh.” _ ain MacClosky grinne anybody could be to make a golf bali ait on its hind legs aud tal French, Long Jim dis @ man who could @ | teaching,” he dee i “Right pack at Ff Red,” said Lough “If anybody could taught to do that you’re the one who have learned it.” =@ The four chatted { few moments, and J Closky and the girl moved on. “There ge reason I’m asking questions,” said Degan, when the two were out of earshot, “A the club is one thing, a husband for my daughii Well, that’s something else again. From alb. seen since he came to us, I judge him to be @ th oughly decent sort of youngster, and if he % this championship he'll be in line for some ate big money. Win or lose, he’s got the golf’ the personality to ba sure of a decent living.” | Loughborough smiled, “Sounds as though” were trying to sell him to me as a son-in-law, said, dryly. “If I were in the market, I think, be tempted by your recommendation. Why not @ it yourself and be satisfied?’’ 4 “Well—-well—-what's his background?” Es asked. ‘I’m afraid I sound like a snob; but,@ all, what was his early life? Who were his pet He's been pretty close-~mouthed, and you're thes one I’ve met who knew him before he came to’ “Red's got a tongue in his head,’ said u borough, gruffly. “If he wants to answer J@ questions he can use it for that.” ‘i Degan sighed. “I see,” he said. “I hope-ji understand my position. No offense meant.” ~ “None taken,’ said Loughborough, rising. ~ wish you the best of k and the same to Red @ your daughter. I'd heip the luck along if I ee8 but it’s a game in which I'm not drawing ca * . . . . . és The sun was down. Lights glowed in the Wi dows of the clubhouse. The golf writers in the pm tent near by were hammering away at the ™ of their stories or filing the last of their copy. ~ drivers of departing cars were turning on their B@ lights before starting down the curving e toward the road. The outlines of the de ways were dim in the deepening dusk. Jim borough, lounging alone in a chair on the , felt a hand on his shoulder and looked up Red MacClosky standing beside him. be: “Walk?” said MacClosky. we “Sure,” said Loughborough, rising. e The two left the veranda, strolled to the firm and thence on down the fairway. For five they walked in silence over the smooth, Then Loughborough spoke. “Not so bad today, son,’ he said. a. “I got along,” MacClosky said, shortly. a ‘Didn't spend all the golf you brought, did 78 There was a hint of anxlety in Loughborough'’s 4 tion. . “Nope!” said MacClosky, confidently. left. I can take everybody ifn the field Harkle.”’ “Don't feel that you cam beat him, eh?” “f don’t know,” sald MacClosky, honestly. | worried.” 3 : ae “Worried?” ‘— “Look here, Jim,” MacClosky said, tensely, ? ing. “You've known me ever since I started @ clubs. Do you think I'm yellow?” a “I do not,’ said Loughbereugh, firmiy. “ on your mind?” “My mother,” said MacClesky. *@’:,° sald Loughborough. (Continued on Page ~~ fan co A, y . 2 . eo Sunday Magazine- -St. Louis Post-Dispatch— March 1, i &15. borongh also rose. Mas a > a B. : vi ; shel Sean «© aa, : 4 ’ i x - “ me WILD bear cl gee? < Then hast thou li Thy richest bump Lies desert in thy When first my fat ’T was then the f The panther’s scre with fear And bears preye But woe for bruin’s When rose the s« Now man and hor gun : For vengeance ai A sound of danger He gives the bree Away he bounds, w And seeks the tai On press his foes, ground Where ’s left hi meal; The dogs, in circles, And find his fres With instant cry, au And men as fast O'er logs they leap splash And shout the b Now ‘to elude the ea Bear shuns the og Through matted vin track, And runs it, roun == = _ aan —_— -

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SUNDAY - -— en ED —— o -bporongh also rose. Mae. Closky Was approaching, accompanied by a slim, blonde girl in bright-col- ored sport things. “Great work, Red,’’ De- gan greeted him cordially, 4 ; “We're all’ -.mighty proud of you.” And then 3 “This: ig 7 to the tall pro: my daughter, Louise, Mr, Loughborough, Long Jim Loughborough, Kitten. ife’s the man who | taught Red how to make a golf ball sit up on its hind legs and talk 4 : French,’’ - MacClosky grinned. “If anybody could be taught to make a golf ball sit up on its hind legs and talk French, Long Jim is the man who could do the @ teaching,’’ he declared. “Right back at you, 4 Es Red,” said Loughborough, @ “If anybody could be @ taught to do that trick, you’re the one who would 4 4 have learned it.’’ The four chatted for a 2 few moments, and Mat= — “There goes helt ng questions,” said Degan, frankly,. ~ “A pro for @ thing, a husband for my daughter— 7 From all I’ve_ 4 mame to us, I judge him to be a thom | sort of youngster, and if he wins 7 ip he'll be in line for some immedi« % girl moved on. were out of earshot, mething else again. Win or-lose, he’s got the golf and — to be sure of a decent living.” th smiled, sell him to me as a son-in-law,” he {f Il were in the market, I think I'd m: our recommendation. , be gatisfied?’’ what's his background?” Why not take Degan raid I sound like a snob; but, after a is early life? Who were his people? y close-mouthed, and you’re the only = ho knew him before he came to us.” a@ tongue in his head,’ said Lough- y. “If he wants to answer your 4 bh use it for that.’ = s gee,”” he galid. ‘position. , No offense meant.” n,’ said Joughborough, rising. “1 est of Id hyip the luck along if I could, 2 in wAch I'm not drawing cards.’’ +) . * > * 8 down. Lights glowed in the win- bhouse. The golf writers in the press were hammering away at the finish or filing the last of their copy. The ting cars were turning on their head- 7 starting down the curving driveway — The outlines of the deserted faire Jim Lough- 7 * alone in a chair on the veranda; © his shoulder and looked up-to sce in the deepening dusk. Standing beside him. MacC losky. Loughborough, rising. the veranda, strolled to the first tee. “4 down the fairway. For five minutes silence over the smooth, cool turf. buch spoke. today, son," he said. " MacClosky said, shortly. h all the golf you brought, did you?’ . ng in Loughborough’s es 4 ht of anxlety 2 MacCiosky, confidently. ke everybody in the field rat you can beat him, eh?” - said MacClosky, honestly, “I'm Jim, MacClosky said, tensely, halt- AnOWN Die ever since IT started toting think I'm vellow?” ie Loughboreugh, firmly. * . . . : tale vi aa't losky. Huchboroough. Continued on Page 10.) This is @ “Sounds as though you ~ We SS AWS ey ee “I hope you 4 x and the same to Red and “Plenty except — “What's @ pez on m Verse by Abraham Linco =~ eS 7 « tt iS ey 2% , x He aaa 52 > WR poetry.” — \ tev) a hae se HROUGH special permission of the publishers Monthly, the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine is permitted to re- produce today an original ballad written by Abraham Lincoln, never published before until it appeared in the February number of the famous Boston magazine, The future President is supposed to have written “The Bear Hunt” late in 1846, in his 38th year, when he was a practicing lawyer in Springfield, M1. That he actually was the author of the ballad is be- yond dispute. The Atlantic Monthly presents conclusive evidence, which can be but skeletonized- here. In September, 1846, Lincoln wrote to Andrew Johnston of Richmond, Va, formerly of Springfield, enclosing a “littie canto of what I csll This he had promised to send to Johnston. he writes: “If I should ever send another (poem), the subject will be a ‘Bear Hunt.’” Some time later Lincoln wrote “The Bear Hunt” and sent-it to his | friend Johnston, in his own handwriting. In 1869 Johnston presented the manuscript poem to Thomas Wynne of Richmond. Wynne bequeathed it to R. A. Brock of Richmond, who kept it for more than 30 years, and in 1905 sold it George 8. Hellman ot New York. to J. P. Morgan. “The original sinieitiniine, in perfect condition, is now in the Morgan Library in New York,” writes Charles T. White in The Atlantic Monthly. ~ of The Atlantic In the same letter Hellman disposed of it —————_—— WILD bear chase didst never see? Then hast thou lived in vain— Thy richest bump of glorious glee Lies desert in thy brain. When first my father settled here, ’T was then the frontier line; The panther’s scream filled night with fear And bears preyed on the swine. But woe for bruin’s short-lived fun When rose the squealing cry; Now man and horse, with dog and gun for vengeance at him fly. A sound of danger strikes his ear; He gives the breeze a snuff; Away he bounds, with little fear, And seeks the tangled rough. On press his foes, and reach the ground Where 's left his half-munched meal; The dogs, in circles, scent around And find his fresh made trail. With instant cry, away they dash. And men as fast pursue; O’er logs they leap, through water splash And shout the brisk halloo. Now to elude the eager pack Bear shuns the open ground, Through matted vines he shapes his track, And runs it, round and round. The tall, fleet cur, with deep- mouthed voice Now speeds him, as the wind; While half-grown pup, and short- legged fice Are yelping far behind. And fresh recruits are droppuig it To join the merry corps; With yelp and yell, a mingled din- The woods are in a roar— And round, and round the chase now goes, The world’s alive with fun; Nick Carter’s horse his rider throws, And Mose Hill drops his gun. Now, sorely pressed, bear glances back, And lolls his tired tongue, When as, to force him from his tract: An ambush on him sprung. Across the glade he sweeps for flight And fully is in view— The dogs, new fired by the sight Their cry and speed renew. The foremost ones now reach his rear; He turns, they dash away, And circling now the wrathful bear They have him full at bay. At top of speed the horsemen come, All screaming in a row— sages ‘Take him, Tiger! ‘Seize him, Drum!’ Bang—bang! the rifles go! And furious now, the dogs he fears, _ And crushes in his ire— Wheels right and left, and upward rears, With eyes of burning fire. But leaden death is at his heart-- Vain all the strength he plies, And, spouting blood from cvery part, He reels, and sinks, and dies? And now a dinsome clamor rose, ‘But who should have his skin?’ Who first draws blood, each hunter knows This prize must always win. But, who did this, and how to trace What's true from what's a lie, Like lawyers in a murder case They stoutly argufy. Aforesaid fice, of blustering mood, Behind, and quite forgot, Just now emerging from the wood Arrives upon the spot. With grinning teeth, and up-turned hair Brim full of spunk and wrath, He growls, and seizes on dead bear And shakes for life and death And sivells, as if his skin would tear, And growls, and shakes again, And swears, as plain as dog can swear That he has won the skin! Conceitea whelp! we laugh at thee, Nor mind that not a few Of pompous, two-legged dogs there be Conceited quite as you. * Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 1, 1925.

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> Bere - _ . ‘d B ne pea ; ay a4. 4 _ & of the militia, but were peace office The first law as to the Rangers wa General Council of the Repubiic on Andrew Jackson was serving his se i4ent of the country. to the north—+t » Dassine of the Texas Rane —— - to iio” acted in an officious and me NOTHER chapter in American : ner—under the orders of f r one of the most thrilling Their stirring history comes to an end in quiet court- and romantic, has drawn to a be it noted. | ; ‘lose. After almost a century room, where the Judge rules that the law ander which —_¢ 259 rate, so long as the Rang ag a successful oo ote active service upon the side in the dullness of their latter as 1335, numerous disasters { of acti f lay they operated is unconstitutional—Organized before of law and order, the far- sisting Sheriffs and other counts §, before, at the meg —— oe e . . - e famed Texas Rangers are n0 the Republic of Texas had won its independence, the a a me “a utes, agli. a come oe bad in serving wae 86 ee which perhaps was being neglected by The Rangers crossed the Rio Grande ahead of the authorities? ‘“No'” said some izens | American army and throughout the campaign ren- counties of vast Texas. = = “ll dered valuable service in gathering information of military besides demonstrating again that exceedingiy rough and extremely ready fichters. During the Civil War detachments of Texas Ransg- ers served as cavalry units in the Confederate army. All the mounted troops furnished by Texas, it is said, adopted the proud name of Texas Rangers. And within the last decade or two the Rangers adorned their already sp'endid record by maintaining order in turbulent oj] fields of Texas. Sinee the history of the Texas Rangers is plenti- fully larded with grim pursuits, desperate en- eounters, foriorn hopes, impossible captures and the deaths of troopers at the hands of Indians and out- laws, its finish seems tame and inappropriate. The end came in a quiet courtroom at San An- tonio, recently. when Judge R. B. Minor of the Fifty- ' geventh District Court ruled that the law of 1901, For two years citizens of San ‘ trying to bring about the removal of | from that town, where the troopers ' forcing the prohibition law. Finally, of San Antonio brought suit against to restrain them. And now, in answer t tion propounded above, the court also says” Despite their fame, and their except of achievement, the Texas Rangers large organization. Their total un 50 when they passed the other day f on which they had played their parts so nally there were 150 of them, and the total at any one time never exceeded 1000. ~ Before reviewing a few of the more & ploits in the annals of the Texas F ers, to mark the long period of time @ | organization flourished, greatly to the @ lawlessness and crime. Their history et pal net importance, they were . Bite ¥ a The late Capt. W. J. Cs McDonald, one of the most famous the Texas Rangers. panies by Adjutant-General Thomas D. Barton, and the troopers are drifting into other occupations. Even if the constitutionality of the law finally should be sustained, it is doubtful whether the Texas Rang- amended in 1919, under which the Ranger force had been operating in recent years, was unconstitutional and void. Judge Minor granted a perpetual injunc- tion which restrains State officials from recognizing the State Rangers and which stops the pay of the men. The State of Texas probably will carry its effort to save the historic old organization as far as the Supreme Court. But meanwhile there was nothing for it but disbandment. An order to suspend opera- tions was sent to the five Captains of Ranger eom- ers could be reassembled. It had been evident for several years that erentu- ally the Rangers woujd work their own undoing. Having pacified the Mexican border by means of many a bitter lesson, and having. subdued all classes of criminals except such petty offenders as might be dealt with by the local peace officers, what task was left for the Rangers? For some years, their duty had consisted mainly of guarding the southern border against marauding bands from Mexico, which prudently stayed away. The active career of the Texas Rangers not only ended tamely, but to some extent tts finish even lacked dignity. The move to abolish the Rangers arose from their activity in enforcing a more or less unpopular law—that of prohibition. Still worse, there was a feeling in some quarters that they had the provincial days, after Texas had~@ independence of Mexico, and before the E Texas was organized. a The law creating the Ranger force a convention of citizens at San Felipe Oct. 16, 1835, be- fore the Constitu- tion of the republic was considered. The Rangers were not a region. who was kilied by In- [im 1829. The party included the son, John McSherry, and a broth- Mrs. Hibbins. the party suddenly were at- by 13 Comanche warriors, who . wd Hibbins and Creath, made cap = of Mrs. Hibbins and the two g Qrseyey z* 95 f .f gs 5 UE te s fe

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SUNDAY fag Pea Ranger 3 - acted in an officious and meddlesome} ner-——under the orders of their supe be it noted. At any rate, so long as the Range a in the dullness of their latter days lof the militia, but were peace officers of the . The first law as to the Rangers was ratified ‘s General Council of the Republic on Nov. 14, | andrew Jackson was serving his second term esident of the country to the north—the United s a successful campaign against Mexico 35, numerous disasters befell Texan arms in Smithwick, ‘a young white woman, an entire strang- er, her clothing hanging in shreds about her torn and bleeding body, dragged herself into camp and sank exhausted on the ground. The feeling of rest and relief, on finding herself among friends able and willing to help her, so overcame her overtaxed strength that it was some Httle time before she could give a coherent explanation of her situation, name and sad misfortunes. * * * ds 90-Year Epoch of Epic Deeds sisting Sheriffs and other county ofsmms, before, at the battle of San Jacinto, on April in performing the latters’ duties, noha 1836, Texas gained a decisive victory over raised an objection. So long as they foes and captured the despot, Santa Anna. In their orders from county officials in eqummmener, 1836, Gen. Sam Houston was inaugurated matters, everything was all right. feammepresident of the new republic. a woeful come-down from the glorions ever @ well-paid organization, the Rangers in days of pitched battles, but inoffensiys arly days were kept in the field only with the But now the Rangers, under orders qaueest difficulty, because of lack of public funds. the Governor and carrying commis pa historian of the original force: “It could witch gave them power to serve crim have been maintained for a month if the officers processes everywhere in the State en »» had been actuated by mercenary motives.’’ act as peace officers generally, began tp of the most horrible massacres in the blood as prohibition enforcement officers. ¥ history of the bor- raided hotels, they detained men wae of Texas have 3 h their hips, they nabbed bootleggers of samme 2 the Rangers an- “Fortunate beyond hope in finding the Rangers there, she implored us to save her child, describing the mule he rode, the band of Indians and the direc- tion they were traveling. Hastily dispatching our supper. we were soon fin the saddle, and, with a the pes. In the ftw years preceding , decision they arrested hundreds of m violating the prohibition law. Was much public outcry. Even the, exas Rangers availed not, among 7 ed prohibition. There was another pf the State authorities at Austin havé officers (Rangers) inte > send their that they pleased and thus enforce the erhaps was being neglected by the es? “No!” said some citizens in of vast Texas. wo years citizens of San Antonio had 9 bring about the removal of the town, where the troopers were rigid] ne prohibition law. Finally, John E.f / atonio brought suit against State off n them. Ad now, in answer to the ¢ pounded above, the court also says “No! e their fame, and their exceptional ement, the Texas Rangers never. nization. they passed the other day from the they had played their parts so well. > were 150 of them, and the total in se time never exceeded 1000. reviewing a few of the more famot : the annals of the Texas Rangers, it the long period of time during whi : jon flourished, greatly to the ¢ and crime. Their history runs fincial days, after Texas had ~decl: Their total number was D ence of Mexico, and before the Repub organized. ) w creating the Ranger force was adof ed tion of citizens at San Felipe de Aust 1835, be- - e Constitu- the republic idered. The Were not a Raising the Com war whoop all their lines, the warrfors cha down upon the 4 ers in the ravi tering uneartf2 exultant yells a the same time } ing in a regular of arrows. The ers were Cc gave the on-¢ Indians a deadly ception, causing of them to fé -— ‘> = tumble from % mounts. again, the red charged the only to be @ back by the rifle fire Rangers. Again | “$ t = of the ftown of Concrete, in Witt County, : region, who was killed by In- Hin 1829. The party included the son, John McSherry, and a broth- um Mrs. Hibdins, i the party suddenly only because pers punished the ma in an exceptionally rh manner. Here ts tale of a rescue which ns several elements February, 1836, Mr. | Mrs. John ‘ Hibbins on their way to the ins ranch, in the vicin- place where now Mrs. Hibbins had | the wife of John Mc- Ty, a settler in the ! named George ma, with whom she just had re- ed from a visit to Illinois. There 80 an infant, the son of Hibbins. ae2 within 15 miles of their own were at- wd by 13 Comanche warriors, who M Hibbins.and Creath, made cap- of Mrs. Hibbins and the two fn and, in possession of the white S effects, leisurely moved away ee second camp of the redskins, Hibbins’ baby annoyed the In- ‘With its crying. One of the mis seized the baby and dashed out ~ 08 against a tree, right in front e thrieking but helpless mother. ~~ & cold “norther”’ about ® the city of Austin now stands. . anches sought the shelter of a cedar brake : it Creek, and encamped. Confident that #8 could not escape with the child, and . ng that she would leave it with them, : allowed her to lie unbound, and did not out guards. Wrapping themselves in thetr 4 robes, for it was bitter cold, the savages soon : asleep. | > antious mother knew that no time could »< she and the little boy were not to be car- far beyond the settlements for the possibil- Or escape. Carefully tucking a buffa- her sleeping boy—her first-born and only child—she stole away from the camp. i 24 hours later that she reached the some Texas Rangers who happened to " = on the way to their station at the head- * y Creek. } yp ened of Rangers was commanded ®2n J. Tomlinson, and ts said to have been Company raised under the revolutionary Of Texas. An account of the affair was eats afterward by Noah Smithwick, who trooper fn the company. force Wheatley, & We were preparing for our supper,” says Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 1. 1925. Typical of now disbanding: Broad-brimmed hat, strong, bronzed face, mouth, steady eyes—a man to be obeyed. The portrait is of Sergeant Jerome B. Texas Rangers. trusty guide, Reuben Hornsby, trav- eled on until we judged we must be near the trafl and, fearful of crossing it in the darkness, we halted and waited for daylight. “As goon as it was light enough, our scouts were out and soon found the trail, fresh and well defined. Cau- tiously following, we came upon the Indians about 10 o’clock in the morn- ing, just as they were preparing to break camp. Taken completely by surprise, they broke for the shelter of a cedar brake, leaving everything ex- cept such weapons as they hastily snatched as they started.’’ In the quick charge and pursuit, four Indian warriors were killed be- fore they could reach the almost im- penetrable cedar brakes. Two of the Rangers were wounded and Capt. Tomlinson’s horse was killed under him. All the horses of the Indians were captured and their other property. And here is the story of the white boy: “The Indians, careful of the preservation of their little captive—they intended to make. a good Comanche of him—had wrapped him up warmly in a buffalo robe and tied him onto his mule, pre paratory to resuming their journey. When we rushed upon them they had no time to remove him, and the mule, being startled by our charge, started to run, when one of our men, not seeing that the rider was a child, gave chase, and, putting his gun against the back of the boy, pulled the trigger. “Fortunately, the gun missed fire. He tried again, with like result. The third time his finger was on the trigger when one of the other boys, perceiving with horror the tragedy about to be enacted, knocked the gun up. It fired clear, sending a ball whistling over the head of the rescued ehild. Providence seemed to have interposed to save him.” One of the notable engagements with Indians was the battle of Bird Creek, in May, 1839. The intrepid Capt. John Bird, with a company of 31 Rangers, left the Ranger determined ‘Fort Milam at the “Falls” of the Brazos on a scout- ing expedition against raiding Indians in the vicin- ity of Fort Griffin on Little River. The Rangers found one band of 27 Comanches and put them te flight. Having started back toward Fort Griffin the Rangers had reached a point about seven miles northeast of the present town of Belton when they were surprised and almost surrounded by about 40 Indians, who shot arrows at them from every direc- tion. -The Rangers dashed out of the ambush and made for a ravine about 60090 yards away, where, as it happened, there was 2 spring, which they reached despite the efforts of the Indians to cut them off. The Indians now retired to the crest of a hill about 300 yards distant for a council of war. “Signal emokes’—the Indian mode of telegraphing—were sent up and answered from several directions. The little company of Rangers knew that the Indians would soon be reinforced and that the enemy would sweep down upon them in large numbers. Accord- ingly, they made their preparations for a desperate resistance. In about half an hour the Rangers saw a large body of mounted warriors join the first band, and in a‘few minutes the hilltop seemed to be alive with “nainted demons,” as a local historian puts it. The number was about 300 men, and the leader was the noted Comanche war chief, Buffalo Hump. The In- dians seemed confident of victory. The little band of Rangers were cool and determined, though facing fearful odds—about 10 to 1. Says an account com- piled from the statements of participants: “Raising the Comanche warwhoop all along their lines, the savage red warriors charged down upos the whites in the ravine, uttering the most un- earthly and exultant yells that ever greeted the ears of mortals, and at the same time pouring in a reg- ular deluge of arrows. The brave Rangers were steady and cool and gave them a most deadly recep tion, causing a number to reel and tumble from their mounts, and the balance to retire to the hilltop without carrying off their dead and wounded. “Again the enemy charged, in bold order, this time advancing to within 50 yards of the ravine, but under the galling fire of the Rangers they were again forced to beat a retreat, leaving 4 number of their braves upon the field. Once more, but some what less exultantly, they were led in a charge, ts sustain loss and be forced back.” The Indians now retired from sight, to pian another and more effective attack, while the Rang- ers cared for their own wounded and improved their position for defense. Ere long the redskins came again, this time in two circling companies, and bore down in a fiercer attack than ever, closing in upom the ravine from either side. Then, indeed, did the fight become fearful. . Time and again the red warriors charged nearly to the brink of the ravine, only to be forced back by the deadly fire of the Rangers’ rifles. ‘The field was an almost open prairie, with but little to shield the contending foes against the show- er of arrows and the leaden hafl which were inces- santly being sent,” runs an account in “Border Wars (Continucd on page 14.) Page Five.

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Page Six Sunday Magazine—St, Louis Post-Dispatch—March 1, 1925. _ Early in the morning be was removed ia a trunk to the house in ——— s Monsieur Kappel and am grieved 3 would like to be of ! ; _ When thete vistter had gone Direc ' Questioned Inspector Lefarge with a » shoulders. ' “Tt have seen M. Gautier before,’ ' marked. “I can’t place him yet, but | ‘been connected with some anpieasant | Beginning to think Kappel fs in dan | Teady disposed of. The affair becom > Then the documents in the blue f | Teveal an amazing intrigue. © To interview the demoiselle of | fing, Lefarge assigned an assistant. “himself to take the night boat tq Lor ' @on there was little difficulty in trac ' Tents of Kappel and bis acquaintan | ®ach visit to Lendon a period of plea |Ment—as so many Americans do * _ freed from the restraints of the home | Roeiated always with th® same crow: /™an, Wilson, who spent most of his “Carle and Deauville, where he frequé > Bling Casinos, but who elected alway: | @on when Kappel arrived; Madeleine | French woman, whose jewels and © _ berb. and who appeared to travel in th | 808, and two or three others of the ss | The Inspecter was particuiarly inte , Son and Madeleine. From night clab +a and attendants at their little apa : occupied during their London obtained minute descriptions of Wilk q The man remained unfamiliar 3 to take shape in his mind. |! ‘ files for the photograph of ™

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SUNDAY watched her carefully. She had not attracted at- tention, however, for several years. Lefarge had Jamond} Thieves in “Case No.307,899CF oe *\ , by Z he Fe ” “y. ee 7 ‘ Pee. ee Ps -=— —_ = —- —" Ellsworth Wilson - = — > «, ~ a7 wii SE . Al Messieurs Duprie required the services of an ¢x- ‘pert. You will understand that I am indebted to Monsieur Kappel and am grieved by his situation. pT would like to be of service in finding him while , pore is yet time to persuade him to reconsider his Sttions.” Toisson d'Or. ee «(A commendable solicitude for the properties of ed to observe on the fingers of one ® 4 triend,” observed Inspector Lefarze. ) meer aparece a @ When their visitor tad gone Director Cassellari pred uch matters, @ ring ™ MF Westioned Inspector Lefarge with a shrug of his y large diamond of such a ‘trie Be ghouiders med ser nos pend ™e 6«Csé':_Chave seen M. Gautier before,”’ Lefarge re- GEE nok eetetatn ake ant nd parked. “I can’t place him yet, but I know he has bur vaults for inate. th wie nastll . a a connected with some unpleasant episode. I am = to Mr. Kappel. but me sew setting a “becinning to think Kappel {is in danger, if not al- lise it. 4 ed disposed of. The affair becomes serious.” On et that I dined alone at a = al aoane = se ee onsieur |’Ins z= Eas. not continue to oie aie coos Gall 7m ‘0 interview the mademoiseile of the diamond charming alternatives. The mademol- | fing, Lefarge assigned an assistant. He prepared playing the ring, was quite beside q - if to take the night boat to London. In Lon- pleased to speak of it, and explain z don there was littic difficulty in tracing the move- yn a romantic gift from a new a mf ” % Kappel and bis acquaintances. He made the night before—also one who bed | “Mech visit to London a period of pleasurable excite- alone and finished tete-a-tete. me tt—as co many Americans do when they are piselle described her benefactor. 1¢ Mme... “o™ the restraints of the home town. He as none other than Mr. Kappel, himself. ” mated always with the same crowd; an English- ed his card ypon her. She displayed man, Wilson, who spent most of his time at Monte Je note of her name. I have com@® Ma. *2% Deauville, where he frequented the gam- . It is, perhaps, that my experience | 4 Casinos, but who elected always to be in Lon- » that Mr. Kappel is in concealment ia q ~~ When Kappel arrived; Madeleine, a gay young ’ | - &§ h woman, whose jewels and gowns were su- _ Pers, and who appeared to travel in the wake of Wil- ~™t. and two or three others of the same caliber. 3 The Inspecter was particularly interested in Wil- and Madeleine. From night club attaches, wait- >. *ad attendants at their little apartments, which =? Occupied during their London visits, Lefarge 2 minute descriptions of Wilson and Made- The man remained unfamiliar, The woman to take shape in his mind. He sent to the files for the photograph of Mile. Marie La : The police dossier of Marie Lachaise recorded her Ment been the beautiful rival because of whom 5 Of the provinces had tried to kill her admirer, Eaglish actor of such unsavory reputation that ‘ Melerred France to the police dislike of him is endation of Monsieur Kappel that I © °WR couniry. Mile. Lachaise, a whimsical demi- 1. He was pleased to be interested “9 had imported her actor acguisition te ge of gems and was informed that “Gy. “4 endowed him. for a season, with pros- . + Se long as he was ia her keeping the police romantic gift from a new acquaint- bight betore.. buld seem, becomes obvious,” the Dl ~ ed. “Inspector Lefarge has been of © Probably we shall have to await & © to arrest M. Kappel, himself.” od rge did not comment. He took pos | card given to mademoiselle at the — her benefactor, and made note of ~ an’s name, together with a descrip: supplied by M. Gautier. He asked © Ons of the latter. . | this American quite well, M’sier?” | ’ Gautier replied. “I transacted all of © Siness with him.” mo bave you been associated with Duprie ~ two years, Monsieur. l'Inspector. a Sunday Magazine- -St. Louis Post-Dispatch- —March 1, 1925. not forgotten. Acquaintances of the American dia- mond buyer, the night club attaches and waiters, immediately identified the photograph: Mlle. La- chaise. “So far,”’ wrote Inspector Lefarge to Director Casseliari that night, “we have arrived at the fol- lowing: “Kappel was pleased to become the center of a circle in London which provided him relaxation from his business application in America. It is evident he was the victim of a well-planned campaign to de- tach him from all other associates here and confine his social hours to a group made of international adventurers who would not see in him, ordinarily, any attraction for their enjoyments. That they im- pressed him, however, as being ladies and gentle. men of social, if somewhat bohemian, standing, is evident. He was so thoroughly entertained that he made of these acquaintances highiy vaiued friends. There is evidence that they used many devices, such as the interchange of costly presents, and the ar- ranging of extravagant entertainments, to the exz- - pense of which Mr. Kappel was not allowed’ to con- tribute, to impress him with their own affluence and substantial characters. That these persons, all of them undoubtedly criminal, had some well de- fined motive is apparent. “The principal decoy used was one Mile. Marie Lachaise, remembered for her part in the affair of the actor, Broadbent, who was shot at Versailles by the girl Lecoq, in 1919. Mlle. Lachaise, now known as Mme. Wilson, exerted her fascinations upon Kappel. “We must find the actor, Broadbent. Mile. La- chaise has maintained an association with him, al- though she jilted him three years ago. I am con- vinced Gautier, of Duprie & Sons, is one of the ques- tionable company.’’ While Inspector Lefarge was writing the above from London, to his Paris office, his assistant, Deputy Inspector Blaise, wrote to him: “Interviewed the girl, Jeane Guillaume, danseuse at Toisson d'Or, a cocotte. By the following state- ment from her I conelude the man who presented ring to her was not Kappel: “The girl, Guillaume, divided her time between Toisson d'Or and Maxim's. She approached the table occupied by the diner, whom she thought she recognized as an acquaintance she had made pre- viously, weeks before, at Maxim's. The resemblance was, complete, even to fashion of clothes and per- sonal jewelry. Circumstances of former meeting were such that girl was astonished at not being rec- ognized. Was invited to be seated, however. Par- took of dinner and rendezvous extending throughout the evening. “When her host referred to himself as being an American diamond buyer the girl remembered that the other acquaintance, so strikingly similar, had made same statement. She was puzzied, but thought best not to intrude upon friend's inclinations to se- crecy about former meeting. Later, as rendezvous progressed, she detected slight difference in ac- cent which impressed her. Eventually she was sat- isfied the two men were not the same. Items of con- versation with first man place him as, undoubtedly being real Kappel, and second man as impostor. “Lengthy cablegram arrived today from America stating they were first notified of Kappel’s disap- pearance by wireless {rom management of Hotel Chatham. Maszagement reports it did not notify America, as Kappel did not become a guest at that hotel. Traced sent America. Written and filed with perter at Hotel Chatham by stranger. Mile. Marie Lachaise. Procured original message from wireless files. Dis cover handwriting virtually identical with available specimens of handwriting of Gat ier. Shadowed Gautier; no results. He it circumspect. “BLAISE, “Deputy Inspector." Inspector Lefarge was now confronted by a frame work sufficient at least te support a theory. Gautier, a confederate of the gang, Lefarge believed, had aroused the partners of Kappel in Philadelphia to ask a secret police in- vestigation of Kappel's whereabouts. This request, sent in care of Duprie & Sons, had been promptly cémmunicated to the police by Gautier. Kappel had disappeared from Paris train—ostentatiously and with his lug- gage left behind to emphasize his disappearance — and yet he had, ostentatiously again, visited the house of Dupries two days later; then several days later, after the police were on his trail, he had flirt- ed with a cocotte in a middle-class cafe and impul- sively bestowed upon her a costly diamond— and his car. Gautier had brought to the police the tnforma- tion of this romantic episode. But the girl, Guil- laume, was sure her second admirer, who looked like the first, was not the original. Therefore, Lefarge reasoned, as his reports dis- close, it was not Kappel who appeared at Duprie & Sons and bought from Gautier a collection of dia- monds: it was not Kappel who met Jeane at Tois- son d'Or. but it had been the American who had amused himself with her at Maxim’s. Scotland Yard provided records of passport stamps which showed that the real Kappel had visited Paris during the days when Jeane Guillaume knew him at Maxim's. Wilson. the Englishman, suspected of being 3 Clever blackmailer, was the head of the crowd of which the real Kappel had become, in some way, 4 victim, the detective argued. Mile. Lachaise was a brilliant accomplice, Gautier a tool. Part of the plan was to arouse the police and openly put them on the trail of the missing diamond buyer—-put them on his trail, not to protect him, but to accuse him. “Why?” This was something new in criminal planning. Kappel, the real one, presuming that be had not been killed, and Lefarge did not consider Mile. La- chaise or Wilson of the killing class, would meet any accusation when found with a mere statement of what happened to him after he left Amiens on the Paris train. That would explain everything and send the police scurrying along the trail of Wilson, Lachaise and Gautier. Here one may almost look into the mind of the clever Lefarge, best known of the Paris Inspectors. One may almost see him reaching for his pen te scrawl hastily the following message, which still is to be found in the blue folder: “Sureto. Paris, Cassellari: Satisfied Kappel being held and skillfully impersonated. Only good actor could manage so successfully. Immediately discover girl Jacqueline Lecog, who shot Broadbent at Ver (Continued on page 11.j Page Seven.

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SUNDAY. a was “~ = eo ae — & each of four interpretative and. Mathe , | | _— ae eases gave him the date 1843. In tha mnounced, the world would end. ‘times of emotional stress such ealculat ~ ~~ me + . Le on , ee te ee * - a wa Ce ee — S 4 er ee f= we Ah q at ow. a. Syren & Hee aS ee (eee & om - ad * agttp yn > ae 7 _. =e eh, %- te fe ay ee ra 2 ~~ 7 >) oe ye eee eee ~ tot se ed etl e —_ — ~ aie ae ye ee meh tect ete, OL Ae Ae eg ne ahr the fe - oe peeew ‘or I eras My er ee ee oe ee gS — ~ ry PY -~ 7 e * — Cette te te Merman ey mei te oo 4 : / o nat , “ ™ TAP AONE RON GON NE Maia iaes is Sc ccarecees soc stern: chsnegs psgtetst ast teagagagsses oR RasePMMMMMMREN esl OLSr. coegst sgepaatacecatamas: goeies as e-oGsass sesso eetapgacenecesMeaeOMigee ee casecesbas”. rycoes lace tet, at ni MMOstrag cs ucirods SecteeoMtaet Seat. seteasetes +1 athe ess seRmpanags CO) “ret On 1 I ae u ’ ‘ . ca ‘ > " ~ ‘° of v ie os ~ ro) . AY. ete _ . eeoae n= as tee 6060606000 a i ns oi 5 elsSel a Se sete Salane «fe sehen For more than 32 years poor mad Ben kept a horse on which to ride into the -_. caine ae Kingdom, and dashed madly through the countryside shouting his arning of silane ill the Doom he yet believed would come. He was a picture! About him hung a scarlet cloak, covered with crimson stars. From a cord across his back swung a good-sized beehive. - - woe « ee ee om nating ‘ “statsts te? . * 2 : i «{ a + : 7s oet et. 3 1s : oa : : 2 * 7 - : ~ a oo ed be ’ : mths i “—n = & The recent Rowen-Reidt fiasco de luxe recalls the “days of delusion” preceding, dur- ing, and following the year 1844, when the “Millerites” who expected the world’s ~ eee tne? ng ett te oi paket anal a ee PT ne ee 5 orn ee fo. pol r - end upon a definite date, made and donned their ascension robes, sold or gave away | =~, MED fir 2 If 3 their property, and suffered (if you might call it that) disappointment — Ben Whit- | | Se St. Louis smiled then—as it smiled Millerites: * 4 weapon me the ~ Po during the week of Feb. 6, this year, when again fourth ons that Wilhelm o r- ce os the world was to end, according to the California ——— pected tn meen the “num the aochine unite Gt Mae eo ceedingly af , mer had a rude and terrifying eloquen : have been, of May 30, 1832, is this charactert ‘““‘We are ready to be converted to anything that : comes along,’ Editor Field continued, “only let it come quickly. In the meantime, we shall re- ligiously devote ourselves to those first oysters of the season at the Papin House, late ‘Sterling’s,’ devoutly lookirig to the next New Orleans boat for the second advent.” He might smile, but the Atlantic coast country rocked with excitement. William Miller, a -New England farmer, for more than 10 years had been preaching the flaming terrors of hell and judg. ment—the fiery destruction of the world after graves had yawned and spewed forth the horror of their dead, and the righteous in their glory had been snatched up into heaven in a cloud. From New England the fervor spread westward. The files of the Reveille disclose that down in Louisville there was wild watching and eager excess. ~ But Missouri continued on her way. Then, as now, she was Missouri—and waiting to be shown. Nor was it different when came that fear-fraught week this year. From East Patchogue to Los An- geles 144,000 followers of Mrs. Rowen waited in anxiety and prayer for a wicked world to end. From every corner came tales of weird excesses by the Disciples of Doom who followed her. Yet not in this city was there to be found one such believer. After 80 years St. Louis had continued “living in her darkness,”’ just as after 80 years a weary world kept on its whirl through space. Strange was the wreckage of human life washed up by the emotional tides of that mad delusion. Feb. 7 dawned, but no trumpet had been heard. The flashing cloud had not approached the earth. Nor had Mrs. Rowen’'s followers been snatched up to the heavens, or been transported out to Califor- nia to join their priestess for eternity. Back in Page Eight. East Patchogue, N. Y., Robert Reidt, chief of the disciples, found his whole night ruined when the ‘morning of the seventh dawned. But still he be- lieved. From the stage of Patchogue’s theater he continued to preach his faith until the hooting of “Look!” the scoffers drove him, his wife and children and the faithful Brother Downs back to the home they had stripped of furniture because the end was near. In Los Angeles, Mrs. Rowen seught seclusion— and new prophetesses appeared, preaching the “law of osculation.”” May Otis and Ruth Angela Weiland they are, who had written a pamphlet at the dicta- tion of an angel, they said. ‘“For.the stars and planets clashing together,” they declared, “cause oscillations and these create jewels and mines.” “Behold, the heavens glow with black }Sun has veiled himself; the moon, pale » hangs in middle air; the lightnings a gleams of sulphurous flame abroad; city of the nations falls to rise ho m and forever! At this dreadful mome Clouds have burst asunder; the hea w; the Great White Throne is in sight! families sat a coal wet fills the universe with awe! He con er Mrs, es! Behold, the Savior comes! Lift ize saints! He comes! He com cried in bitte | ' spired by | Robert Reidt, his family and a “disciple” in the Reidt farm home near Back in re comes to the writer’s mind a tune Patchogue, L, I., waiting for The End That Never Came. Mathilde edges 4 rey oy oo ail —@ Underwood & Underwood. was regrettinl ‘laughter to tales of the Millerite delusto rmers. A weird, monotonous, dism very sound of which would send a into fits of crying, and whose wa wen was “too big to spank.” . Town Marshal told how, as he < - wherein they waited for the crack OF ciples had welcomed the flicker of a oy from which the dead stalked forth they shouted: “the alll “<8 of blood and fire to Inundate old ea here!” ‘ ; - ‘childish mind it was diliriously, if not “*rrible; more fascinating than stories ment, or djinn. were to be signs high in the sky, Promised. So Miller promised, too. of 1831 the first of these was glim! light, glowing, flashing, spreadii Was seen at Waterviiet, N. Y., and : Pecorded it. To an isolated, ignorant ive people this was an omen of grea But tragedy and pathos were in Us Mrs. Andrew Korts of Shicks® herself to escape doom! So did ski in Brooklyn, who hanged hi | he would not have a chance to € oF $35,000 he had saved, Frederick Jaa perance (in all save religious anid ously wounded his wife and shot In 80 years mad human nature Miss Weiland said she would help those of “spir- But though in 1844 William Millet 1 in two -years came the meteor shé¢ itual insight” to find these riches, for the angel had followers, could make hysterical a ma Perhaps the brightest and most spe dictated: fulgurant picturing of hell and death.® a the world has record. Men were | “And God commanded May and Ruth to spell the followers thrice that number, MPS - te who well remembered the “dark word oscillation, ‘osculation,’ as the mineral prop- with the cross-word puzzles on the @ before, when the sun had seemed Sunday Magarin-—St. [ae arch 1, 1925.

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SUNDAY 0 Ends of the World: 1844 and O5, Neither ok Which &ventuated 5 in one day's headlines wit) a man iim pris- to rise nor to set, And how the Sky seemcd raining ites. “Dread expectancy of hearing the ‘awful trump’ ag cave. fire; and the prophecy of Holy Writ was recalled: became wonderfully delayed in the lomg tarrying,’’ wa New England field was fertile. Its Pil- “The stars of heaven fall onto the earth even as she wrote, “but that the day was coming nearer Mathers had conceived the church to be a_ a fig tree casteth her untimely figs when she igs that would burn as in an oven we never forgot. I Betion of visible saints and, its dour the- shaken by a mighty wind.” knew what the heat of an old-fashioned brick asd isolated religious introspection made rich Thus the heavens set the stage for Miller’s trag- oven was like—the sudden opening of the door of ise doctrine that would visibly translate those edy. His fame grew. His followers became a sect. one had singed my hair. I threw my rag doll on sts to heaven. A strange man, he, who Printing presses scattered his lectures into every a blaze of garden rubbish one day, and, watching y life had been an atheist. Tiring of the corner of the East.’ His followers published a jour- it shrivel to ashes, learned what to be ‘burned up enlisted in the army and fought through nal, The Midnight Cry. He, who as a farmer had root and branch’’ was like. * *® * ‘Father of 1812. He could write his wife from the spoken only to the farmers, now invaded the cities would see me caught up in time out of the fire,’ I s ecenes of the battlefield: ‘“‘The sight was with his message—Boston, Philadelphia, New York. said to myself, ‘but then there were three of us girls ie it was noble, it was grand.”’ Returned to William Miller had awakened that which he could and mother besides—and thunder and lightning al. » at Poultney, Vt., he began the study of not control. In their meetings his disciples fell into ways made her faint dead away.’ Of course, my le, turned to belief again, and through long- trances and jabbered a gibberish, believing they kitten would have to go—and a little boy I I!ked, worked out his prophecy. _ “spoke in tongues.”’ Someone fixed the date of the who said swear words! Sintricate are his calculations to be described, world’s end for April 3, 1843. Strange solar haloes “*Going to meeting’ as much as we children did Beh of four interpretative and mathematical and parahelia, seen in the heavens in January and that summer (and, oh! so many fast days!) was gave him the date 1843. In that year, February that year, were phenomena now simple wonderfully relieved by the rowdy scoffers who oc- munced, the world would end. enough to science, but-fanatics beheld in them signs casionally diversified the long sermons by noisy in- imes of emotional stress such ealculators are _ from .heaven. April’came and went and the world’ terruptions, when the police would arrive—-always d ' | went -on.. Faith questioned, languished, and the an impressive episode for us! Then sometimes a scoffer laughed, but on Oct. 7, 1843, there swung woman woulda fall into a trance and see strange into the heavens Faye’s comet, sweeping ite tail things, or Brother Somebody would speak with across the blue sky and visible even in the noonday« tongues’ and sun. Such a visitor revived the ebbing faith: and have to be sung when Miller announced an error in his calculation down! That we through using the Christian instead of the Jewish Se always enjoyed year as its base, which, he said, might bring the AE: immensely. world’s end in 1844, his followers accepted. Or am © © Fervor became a fever. Missionaries and apostles if - “Telling sto- spread the gospel in the West. The movement gath- : re ries, always from ered converts as a snowball gathers snow. Thou- “ oh ee: eal the Bible, like ssands, to use their phrase, “‘came out of Babylon.” a tee me playing prayer- * Jane Marsh Parker, who re- a ‘Mae a meeting, was a membered those days of perilous ol CO favorite pastime omen as a child of 6, told her Ce # of the little Mil- story in The Outlook for May 18, ge , fa . lerites. They al- 1908. Her father, a minister at - wha / iy © ways ended with Rochester, N. Y., was head of 7 ef ey the words, ‘And the Western Center of the Miller- Chae fj | gal that is the way : tin 45, the world is com- ing to an end, tenth day of the seventh month, year of the jubilee.’ ”’ In that phrase is a rhythm that seizes on Mysterious pulses. Whence it came, not even if priest of the East Coast | EF at i Ne if aS 7 a fess. pes Be t bi ee " : Pac ears— ciples of Mrs. Rowen, eit a game i | ek» AE ie eA . An whose “Days . of Delu- ading his Bible just before ge SS sion,” published by Houghton, Mifflin Co., fe crack o’ Doom,” with eo. o0ng Lagoa a last year, is an exceptionally inter. eatiy sce esting study of Miller and his time . oe — but not wor- ies been able to explain. It avout i. sprang from the rank and file. The —P. & A. Photo. elders took it up. In the end Miller himself accepted it, and shouted “Glory!” It was the slogan of the hour—the awful! hour. Men went mad at that thought WSN ig Se »! ‘ we A RRA an : \y WY , \ EAS a AS . ww \ . WS \ \ \ “Wx BEN SS % ¥ Wer AY RS ey \\ Wks \ x 7 4% Wes . WA A kaek a .y » ANS AN . A - ’ 2) \" \WAY AWAY . S \ SAN " So x . \ AN _ Vas AY WS SRA SSeS SO . wa \ : x \ AA tale St . AS ’ “ANS > Aan wa * a ad a ‘ ) WA yas SA \ ‘ ‘ ~ * W A Atte " . ¥ ‘ SAY “WAY Boek x SS ‘ ‘ : ‘ “ - . ‘ . ‘ v Bo yk s WY AA Micommon. One has seen Midnight Cry,” ¢ j proving with chart and of Doom. The Worcester Argus, ne eee And | allel sey of Ly Ege in March, 1843, recorded that 11 our ee ca ineim of Ger- tip, GAGE GE Ln 2 insane perso e in the State terrible, which W ; Was anti-Christ and that the “number of the “Brother” Edmund “fgfebe Be BG meg ape ig omy ns a f an mg from all the ot! F referred to Zeppeli Aplin, high priest ee een saicam ingly dreadful... ahaa agparta go le ite doctrine. With the growing ceedingly * it I mer had a rude and terrifying eloquence. From of the Rowenites emotions? thef he have Deen, "sist Meet ot May 30, 1832, is this characteristic pas- & Washington, D. Sete he thdd wore on. women Te “Behold, the heavens glow with black clouds; C., whose wife, re- Zi egg BEE YA Ze A Brew. 29 1545 wore on, women ) a or has veiled hi : elf: th ar : fusing to believe ti tee : cut off their hair and the ruffles - , a ee oe SOl™ with him as to the on their gowns and gave away their erties in the ez hangs in middle air; the lightnings send their world’s imminent jewelry. Many gave away all be- creates the jewels Mum ©*4ms of sulphurous flame abroad; and the end, has left him. longings, or sold their pronerty to the kiss of God.” = tity of the nations falls to rise no more, for- —International. pay theater Sitte * Others mate kin- At College a. jorever! At this dreadful moment, look! dling wood of “useless” household families sat in a¢ nds have burst asunder; the heavens ap- furniture. Men who had no debts had stripped of ae hewn: Throne is in sight! Amaze- sold their goods and distributed y could not 7a © universe with awe! He comes! He ney oale, ROMMEERE Pebold, the Sevior comes!” Litt up. you : Sk lo Renae go ‘by the 2S ™ ye saints! He comes! He comes! He og Ae spired os seal t" sume they owed. Beef cattle were ) cried in ved - slaughtered and given to the poor. arm home near Back in Philade _ -omes to the writer’s mind a tune from his Crops were left unharvested. r Came. Mathilde Wright, ® =, When, perched upon the arm of his ie, ee “In the spring of the year,” one d & Underwood. the California Tig Mher’s chair, he listened with ecstatic awe Es | 2 eG woman. in meeting. naively testi- | was pepe , > er to tales of the Millerite delusion among John F. Wilson made oe eZ fied. “husband had not seen the Was ‘“‘too big to spank. Ap | : Ts. A weird, monotonous, dismal tune, himself a pair of wings ba. light. so he planted his crops. But Marshal told how, as he entered the § s sound of which would send a younger to fly to meet the Jud now he has found the Lord and the ein they waited for the crack of dc 7 " wt into fits of erying, and whose words told oe &- ‘Ge es weeds are higher than the crops, had welcomed the flicker of his *™R*"s from which the dead stalked forth, and of ment, but he broke his iP MA | glory to God!” There were queer bok!" they shouted: “the angel S'la Sof blood and fire to inundate old earth. To arm when he jumped BP ae , | survivals of New England thrift. i - _ mind it was diliriously, if not delicate- from his barn root. a | One woman. to her husband’s ut tragedy and pathos were in the M@® aye "©; more fascinating than stories of ogre, fe? a) anger, baked bread on the “Last rs. Andrew Korts of Shickshinny, p ‘ or djinn. ae ™ - Day.” Others kept on canning and if to escape doom! So did Walt@l Bagge were to be signs hich in the sky, that old ~<a fe ; g preserving in the fall. “God,” they n Brooklyn, who hanged ‘himself. te 5 Promised. So Miller promised, too. In De- , ! ee ; said, “approved of thrifty Chris- ould not have a chance to enjoy a f ™ ©f 1831 the first of these was glimpsed.- A ‘ Beets ; tians.” Everywhere the saints were ee he had saved, Frederick sar an eee light, glowing, flashing, spreading into purchasing robes of white for their mce (in all save religious mania ‘at a was seen at Watervliet, N. Y., and newspa- ascension.” But Aaron ee y wounded his wife and shot him e om ed it. To an isolated, ignorant and in- daughter at Groton, Mass., = 80 years mad human nature had 00% People this was an omen of great dread. too long. All white material was , , a r £0 had smal! black though in 1844 William Miller, S& w= in two years came the meteor showers of outa akan-er 2 ° *) d : tic x - . a “ip , ~ ine Si ae nee — ssatinage ee on ae ‘ P mt aps the brightest and most spectacular ‘ | 3 i ae 4 “Bet you can’t see the sprig Were: ten snc soe prseyies Row of lige 0” WOT! has record. Men were living in ) : Sak from a distance.” said Lizzie Davis the caren ' visa : x “st comic D r ad eer remembered the Soe pone < = Pes #, who made it, “so it makes no odds.” ia ae » ere, when the sum had seemed neither “ : ae = , | (C ‘ 3 <= : ontinued on pace 15) < \ LAA) AANA ARAN! WAS . ; ay Sa . ‘ NN wk Yk vw A . ~" A AANA LAN WAAL \ AAR SR AS Ny \ SO \ ‘ Wi AY AAAS WAY \ »\\ NN . ¥ .y eM Sey “NN ‘\ \ . x wy \ x . ~ WINN . \ AN WAN WY A SS AYA! WW \ : . AY ay . SATE SS AN \ . AA) \\ ASA AN ~ Sy NN RRR SAA SO \ Wor an Re . SN a ae . on ats ote » en eek Nan ‘ * VERAS BAS. ba SNARES : AN AW RARE SE Sa ON . Sund- ) ch March 1, 1925. 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”* s exes. “Laddie, ye're not féel- — are ye?” she inquired, solicit- “ye'd seare @ body. An’ you out in Playing the Game Bott on the Course and @ (Continued From Page 2.) her once, MacCiasky met you?’ “You didn’t asked. “Only once,’ said Lough- borough. “Then only for a minute. It was while you were my assistant at the Roek River Club. I met you on the street in town night while was with you.” “I remember,”’ said Mac- Closky. “I didn’t see you coming. If I had, I'd have ducked I didn't see you and I didn’t duck and you met her. Do you get me?” “Some of the finest peo- ple in the world don't fit well into a Paris gown, nor . speak English without an accent,’ said Loughbor- ough. “My mother's cne of the said MacClosky, reverently. “I never both- ered you with my personal business, Jim. I'm going to now. My mother’s the daughter of an Irish farm- er. She went to schoo! long enough to learn to read and write after a fashion, and that’s all. About the time she'd learned that much in the old country she came to America and worked for several years as a domestic servant. Then she met my dad and married him. He was a railroad brakeman. He got killed in a wreck the year after I was born, and from that time on until I wandered onto the course at Rock Ridge, where you were the pro, and began makigag money as a caddie, she took in washing to keep the pair of us alive. I don’t know if ,ou know it, but we lived in the Patch, that tough neighborhood across the rail- road tracks, back of the glass works. In a two-room shanty, Jim.” “Lineoln was born in a said Loughborough. “IT know,” said MacCilosky. wasn't ashamed of it, was he?’ ‘“Humm—I get you.” “I was ashamed of the shanty, MacClosky went on. “Of th and everything that went with it. When I began caddying at the Rock River Club I paid more attention to the clothes and manners and speech of the people I toted clubs for than.the game they played. How I did want to be like them! Clean and confident and we!i! “You've come a ay those day¥s.”’ said Loughborouch. “I have,”’ MacClosky agreed. I've come fast. I've been able to do it because I wanted—-well—-class —so bad that I could seak it up from the peop! I envied like a dry sponge soaks water. Anvthing that anybody had that I ad- mired I could copy and make my own. I learned my coif that wavy and in that way I soaked up manner and vocabn- lary The last two years I've been watching Harkie whenever I got a chance and soaking up his stuff. Today I used his own game against him. That's beat I know I could beat him again tomorrow and take the cham- pionship away from him, if it wasn’t for one thing. He's not yellow. and I think maybe I am.” “What makes you think ron're yel- low. Red?” Loughborough asked. “I'm ashamed of my mother,” said MacClosky bitterly. “No, I dén’t quite mean that. I'm not ashamed of her. But I'm afraid to have my friends know her. That's flat. I've soaked up stuff until I can pass muster in any com- pany. She's just what she was when we were living down in the Patch and she was taking in washing. She's never seen me play. Never been on a golf course, as a matter of fact.”’ “How does she feel about it?” Lough- borough asked - “She makes a joke of it,” said Mac- Closky. “Always saying she'd never dare meet any of my fine friends, and laughing about what they'd think if they saw her. There isa’t any bitter- ness there. She's crazy proud of me— not a speck of room in her big old heart for a seifish theught. But, Jim. ever simce [ first got the idea that I'd take up goif as a profession, I've told her that some day she'd stand in the ga!- lery and watch me win the champien- ship. ““Never mind, Maw,’ I've said time And again to her when we've joked Page Ten. ha one Si¢ ¢ ial r? (inest. log cabin.” “He Jim. 9? ae & ir a Uiesseu. s nee long ww “And what him Petes, ‘ f 4 \ | 4 : : “ about her never having seen me play, ‘the day you do get your first look at me doing my stuff on a golf course will be the day I win a championship.’ I've got a chance to win the championship tomorrow, Jim, and she's not here.” “Does she really want to come?” Loughberoeugh asked. “If I don’t send for her, that’s some- thing Til pever know.” said MacClosky. “She's not yellow. She could be eating her heart out for the chance to see me play and never let me know it for fear of hurting my feelings.” “Could she get here tomorrow if you sent for her sow?” Loughborough asked. “At 10 o'clock in the morning.”” Mac- Closky said. “I've looked up the trains.” “Then why not, son?’ Loughborough asked. “The Degans,.” said MacClosky. “I want to marry Leuise. I think I've got a chance. I proposed to her last week, and she’s going to give me an answer efter the tournament’s over. You've seen mother. What wofild the Degans think of her if they saw her?” “I don’t know, son.” said Loughbor- ough. “It's a tough life.” “What'll «I de, Jim?” said. miserabiry. “Play your shet,” said Loughbor- eugh. abruptiy, with a stern ring in his voice. “What?” “Play your shot,” Loughboreugh re- peated. “That's the best habit I taught vou in golf. That's the best advice I can give you now. Figure out what your shet calis for, son, amd then play it that way. win or lese.” MacClosky drew a long breath. “I get you.” he said. “Wl yeu do me a favor, Jim?’ | “Sere.” said Loughborough. “What “x?” “I drive off at $ o'clock. You know my mother by si¢ht. Meet her at that 10 o'clock train in the morning and bring her to the course, will you?” MacClosky is golf where they had left off noors before. happens. You watch. A gallery guard The Patch, that tough neighborhood across the railroad tracks, back of the glassworks. will yell ‘Stand back!’ just as one of ‘em starts to drive, or somebody'll move or cough as one of ’em starts to putt and the break’ll come. From there on the guy who breaks'l! be just a shaky wreck, hooking and slicing and topping like any high-handicap dub.” No break came on the outgoing nine. Locked in a tie, and so far ahead of the rest of the field that one of the two Was an inevitable winner, they started from the ninth green toward the tenth tee. In the crowd, streaming by, stamp- ing for position, MacClosky had a brief glimpse of Louise Degan and her fa- ther. The girl's face was white with strain. Her eyes fairly sereamed a question at him. Was he all right? Could he stand the gaff? * Go through and win? With a savage inner effort of which there was no outward expres- sion he managed a confident nod and & reassuring smfie. He stole a furtive side look at Harkle. striding easily along with the sugges- tion of a confident swagger io his gait, the hint of a mocking smile on his wide lips. Was the champ feeling the strain of the struggle at all? Was he actually as pleasantly at ease as he appeared? To MacClosky his opponent appeared suddenly as an invineible, enormous giant, a huge. tewering, temporarily towering, creature, against whom it was futile. a humiliating faree. to struggle. He felt himself tinv, eowertnge. shame- fully ludicrous in contrast to this creat, calm. relentiess figure. It was his honor—his to drive first at the tenth tee. No sien of the last- ditch, spiritual battle ragine within him showed in movement or expression as he leaned over, piached his tee tnto shané, set his ball thereon, and straightene1 up. ' As he took his stance he could feel the quaking of his sow! becin to creep out into his flesh. In spite of all the repression he could muster. his fingers, wrapped around the leathern-covered erip of the driver. began to tremble. He could feel them trembling. It was only a matter of moments when those pitiless, intent watchers would see them trembling: only a matter of moments until all his world won'd know what he knew—that he was beaten. As he grounded the sole of his ciub behind the ball. preparatory to begin- ning his back swing, the crowd at his rear moved aad murmured rudely, un. accountably. Thankful for an excuse fer delay. he frowned and waited for the annoying mutter and movement to cease. The disturbance increased, accompa-' nied by angry. whispered commands for silence. Then a loud voice: “Me bey! Here I am. Senay.” MacClosky tarned and saw his moth- er just breaking free of the crewd. her arms outstretched to him. her round, fat faee, resy with fey of meeting and beaded with perspiration from her efforts at struggling through the throng. Ger black silk bonnet. of a style 36 Sunday Magazine —St. Louis Post-Dinpatch- March 1, 1925 ‘2 Gis hot sun witout a bat om your head! S . ; me boy! How many times have “m tellin’ ye that the summer sun ellin - bare bead will there Matt years since, ¢ tique strings, e interrupted. of sorts, as @ getting ” ss ~ 4 5 See ee impreved heavy duty Here's the new Makes . turbine pump. Camco | sie 00% efficient. No more Absolu teed. utes. Power from — gallons of water eve hottest climbs her gray head, : silk dress encesial#ts 4 dant form was fim twisted from the & her im petu = throagh the Looe Jim | , . ghst et oe a decided to do his bit arms outstretched g to it. attempt at detemtiq J —_ well! How abort ate boy:" :« , “ cried again, yu = . diing toward him, Use It 10 Days laddie!” e ~cxeal FREE about him q : crushed tight te ® 4 crushed Usht (@ MES} =NEW CAMCO TURBINE “My! But dost i PUMP FOR FORDS grand!” she 4 } agen cooling rulously, as knock. back and eye proudly after s i brace. “What roa poor dead father beg he could get s let now? You in th off pants and steghl enough colors ie Well, an’ would ye that, too? n | doodads hangh’ & tops o” your I have to = self!” She did se, Several in € Hts WT Mi oa aa co gallery fc joined in as the old mirth. The world, his whot of golf, was watching laugh! The Degans, fat ter, were watching. laughing. They were questioning, shocked. White with shame, ation, MacClosky took the arm. “You go Loughborough, mother,” 3& riedly. “I'm busy with tae9 now. We'll bave time to tam: “Ah, now, that’s what Mr] ough tol’ me,” said the om tritely—and loudly. “He ‘Ye can’t be botherin’ the busy with his play.” An’ ft I says, ‘Get along with ye,’ mean to be tellin’ me I bit of talk with me own s08 seen the last three month, eause he’s too busy: with game? Get along with your Mr. Loughborough. ‘He womeg in’ if I do but speak a word @ to him.’ ” be 3 Great ., Se need 4 Best lowest.price scienti 2 ts .cashing in. Carleck, yeu ows 0 ure et me eee The marmur of merri gallery was growing rapt “That was perfectly all my.’ MacClosky muttered. bethered a bit. Now just with Mr. Loughborough, and Pls at lunch.” a: “I'll do that, me boy,” the® promised obediently. = Bat still she stayed om Ue searching his face with @ ai 3 4 Ss . in .* ' ™~ Knife @ . — Pe eee ee har! bbe Waka ae > hd) eel nine a 3 ws l 4 errr i > :

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SUNDAY rse and Off years since, clasped with tique strings, was askew her gray head, and the silk dress encaging her dant form was rumpled ang twisted from the jostling her .impetuons progge through the packed gallery. Behind her MacClosky gay Long Jim Lougborough, hip arms outstretched mm a futile attempt at detention. 4 “Me boy!” the old lady” cried again, joyously, wag. dling toward him. “Me owg laddie!” | 4 Then her big arms wer about him and he erushed tight to her cenepe ous .bosom. ' “My! oy a : ; a aw ¥ ie 4 * . ne s co “2 e Is sioas eyes. ‘“Laddie, ye're not feel- sick, are ye?’ she inquired, solicit- asiy, “Sure ye're that white in the ye'd scare a body. An’ you out in nie hot sun Wit’out a hat on your head! w, me boy! How many times have ‘peen tellin’ ye that the summer sun your bare head will’”’ “Right there Matt Harkle interrupted. fs was a psychologist of sorts, as a mpion professional golfer must be, to twist to his advantage any un- incident that occurred during the of play. Sensing MacClosky’s whsternation, he decided to do his bit * ‘Ye can't be botherin’ the boy now. He® busy with his play.’ An’ I says to hit , I says, ‘Get along with ye,’ I says. “T@: mean to be tellin’ me I can’t have bit of talk with me own son that I aia} seen the last three month, an’ all ber” Cause he’s too busy with a bit of 8° Get along with you!’ I says @| game’ Mr. Loughborough. ‘He won't be mind no’ if Ldo but speak a word of greetia”™ to him.’ ”’ The murmur of merriment from the gallery : “That was perfectly all right, Mume; my.’ MacClosky muttered. “You haven'® bothered a bit. 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GET YOURS NOW! = your th - ~~. hag} 4 = wonder ey maker. ra S agency. $5000 a year. McDowell, Colora- has 25 filling stations selling for Just send name today; a postcard AMCO CO. Walmat St., Kansas City, Meo. $ tee —— ee ee ee eee Bargain SALE! ' } yA Usually not necessary. Com- = ss education sufficient. along with this little affair of ours?”’ he said, harshly. “Going to shoot or talk some more? What ifs this, any- how—an old lady’s tatting society or a game of golf?’’ His words carried to the gallery. few laughed loudly. Two small, bright spots of fighting color flared in MacClosky’s cheeks as he turned slowly and looked at Harkle. A cleansing flood of hot rage rushed through him. For one healing moment he forgot himself, forgot the game he was playing, the prize at stake, and the wealth and worth of those who watched. For that one moment he realized only that his mother was being ridiculed by the sneering man in front of him. His fists clenched, he took gone threatening step toward Harkle and stopped, and stared. In that one magic moment of self-forgetful rage a miracle had been wrought. There stood now revealed before him no invincible, towering ciaunt, but only a frail man, a frail, con- temptible man, so inwardly frenzied by fear of loss that his combat code was become no higher than that of a cor- nered rat, a futile, flustered, detestable caricature of a man willing to make public mock of an unsophisticated old woman to win! MacClosky drew a long, deep breath and relaxed in every nerve and muscle. His lips widened in a slow, easy smile. He felt suddenly big, invincible. A warm, sure thrill of power ran through him like a fire. Still smiling slightly, tingling with the sense of complete con- fidence that filled him, he linked his mother’s arm in his own and drew her forward. “This is my mother, Mr. Harkle,”’ he said, clearly. “Yes?” said Harklie, with an insulting inflection. “‘That’s interesting. Suppose you shoot.”’ “Soon enough,” said MacClosky. “This is Mr. Harkle, mother,” he went on. “Matt Harkle. He was the open champion of the United States up until just now.” A “Oh!” said Mrs. MacClosky, staring round-eyed at Harkle. “‘Did he just get beat, then?’”’ “He did!’ said MacClosky. now!’’ With the air of a courtier he escorted the old lady off the tee, turned her over to Loughborough, stepped back, ad- dressed the ball, and sent it whizzing down the fairway on the longest drive ever recorded in a championship match! Three holes later the champion cracked, cracked wide open, as the vet- eran writer had predicted one of the contestants inevitably must, and at 4 o'clock that afternoon, when the slant- ing rays from the sun made the course a paradise of long, cool shadows and golden green turf, Red MacClosky sank the putt that made him the open cham- pion of the United States and was car- ried away to the clubhouse on the shoul- ders of a cheering crowd. But before he was hoisted aloft Louise Degan fought her way to his side, threw her arms about him, kissed }\'m on the lips, and spoke one word in his ear. The one word was “Yes.”’ And after he had been given the cup emblematic of his championship and the news photographers had finished with him, Louise was at his side again, tears in her eyes. “Your mother’s too dear for words,” she ‘said, tremulously. ‘She was too tired to follow the match, and we've been with her all afternoon. Daddy and I. She—she’s told usa lot. We're both in love with her. And you—obh, Red! You were just splendid!”’ A golf writer came forward smiling, and interrupted. “Just a Mac,” he said. ‘Tell me, is there any one feature of your game to which you most attribute your success today?” MacClosky drew a long breath. “Yes,”’ he said, emphatically. “I play my shots for what they’re worth, with the club the shot calls for, win or lose—and I won.’”’ - — —— (Copyright. ) ‘Just The Amazing Plot of sailles, 1919. Released from prison 1921. About this time Marie Lachaise dismissed Broadbent from intimate re- lationship but maintained casual friend- ship. Probable Broadbent reinstated Lecoqg. If so, she can help locate him. Advise ail means possible obtain her assistance. Believe Broadbent trained by Lachaise, Wilson to pass as Kap- pel.”’ It was after this message was sent that Scotland Yard turned up a detail that caused Lefarge to put his wits even harder to work: Two days before he boarded the train at Charing Cross, Kappel, or supposed- ly he, had ordered a trunk, noticeable because of its huge size, delivered to the address of his friends, Wilson and Mlle. Lachaise. The caretaker at the Wilson address remembered the trunk, and that it had been taken away early in the morning of the day Kappel left Lon- don, in the Wilson private automobile, by a driver who had not before served Mr. and “Mrs.” Wilson. Again, as if it were the symbol of a sudden inspiration, the blue folder dis- closes a dispatch to the Director of the Bureau of Investigations: “No doubt but that real Kappel was removed in trunk from home of Wilson- Lachaise, where he probably was drugged evening before. Therefore, Kappel, who left Charing Cross Station was the impostor. Disappearance from train thus accounted for. He simply re- moved his disguise. Must find Broad- bent. LEFARGE.” The girl, Lecoq, easily traced in Paris, quivered before the searching eyes of Direetor Casseliari. The scars of the prison at St. Lazare had burned deep into her soul. She told all she knew— that Broadbent had, indeed, taken her again into his arms, and that their apartment in rue Talbot was a secret rendezvous for Lachaise, her ald rival; Wilson, whom she described as the “big thief,” and Gautier, who, she said, had once been an admirer of Lachaise, dis- missed by her for Broadbent, just as Broadbent had been dismissed for Wil- son. Bven Director Cassellari was tm- pressed by the unsentimental manner of Lachaise fn promoting ope companion after another witheut detaching herself entirely from the @emoted ones. Lecoqg had not been permitted te share in the plans of Lachaise’s suo cessive suitors. Something, she eaid, had been brewing for three years; what, the Diamond Thieves (Continued from Page 7.) she did not know, but whatever it was, it Was now coming to pass. During the three years Wilson and Lachaise had supplied Broadbent and her with money in generous amounts. Now Broadbent was absent; had been gone from her for about three weeks without returning for his customary visits. She heard from him oecasionally—in letters posted in Paris. _ Still there was no promising excuse to swoop down upon Lachaise and her confederates. Any one, or all, cagily could have been detained, but to what purpose? But Jeane Guillaume, the cocotte of the Toisson d’Or, was still to be counted upon. She appeared before Director Cassellari, her eyes shining, with news. She had that morning received the extraordinary thing; the letter from the monsieur whose card had said that hé was the M. Kappe!, and whose emotions at her prettiness had caused him to pre- sent her with the three-cornered dia- mond. And, if Monsieur le Director pleased, here was the letter! Director Cassellari had Lefarzge on the telephone in London within a few minutes and read to him the letter, a romantic epistle, proposing that Jeane wait for the writer at the Toisson d’Or the next night and concluding with the promise of another diamond ring. Bold- ly, at the top of the letter, was written an address—a number on the Dorking road, five miles beyond suburban Lon- don. The letter was in the handwriting of Kappel, the Director said, or, at least, a remarkably good imitation of it. Inspector Lefarge and a company of Scotland Yard colleagues surrounded a pretty little cottage on the Dorking road, completely shielded from the high- way by a colorfu) garden. Tradesmen in the nearby village had quickly iden- tified the new tenant of the cottage as none other than Andréw Kappel him- self. He and his young wife, the vil- lagers told the detectives, had oceupied the cottage a few weeks before. It was understood they were “honeymooners.” Mrs. Kappel was even then at home. She had but just left the village stores after making some purchases. Mr. Kappel had been seen in the garden the day before. But Mrs. Kappel! had remarked that he had gone over to Paris for a few days, leaving on the night boat. Tt was Lefarge who inquired of a pleasing young woman if Mr. Kappel was at home. He was told Mr. Kappe!) was not, but would return from Paris fn a few days. 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With the utter abandon that he would employ in shooting an arrow into the sky he shot at Jacqueline Lecoq a ques- tion, the purpose of which he connect- ed only vaguely with some further in- quisition about Broadbent: “You have tasted prison, mademoi- selle. Prison, mademoiselle, is even more bitter to the second taste than the first. Who is the man you love?” The arrow returned from the sky with a bolt of lightning at its point. “Felix Gautier, Monsieur 1l’Inspec- tor.” Inspector Lefarge is noted in the Paris underworld for the quickness of his marvelous wits. His fist fell upon the bell at his elbow. His assistant ap- peared at the door. “Bring me, now,” the inspector or- ordered, “Felix Gautier, from Duprie & Sons.” Jacqueline shrieked a pleading. Le- farge gruffly ordered her to be seated. A stenographer was summoned. The inspector's remarks are in the biue folder. “Tam about to arrest your Monsieur Felix, since you admit so startlingly that it is he, another of Mile. Lachaise’s former admirers, whom you love in- stead of his associate, Broadbent, the man for whom you went to prison. That —— jis to say, I am about to arrest him, for the forging of a cablegram to America, an most serious offense, unless he will explain to me, in this room, the full details of the plot of which M. Andrew Kappel, an American merchant, has been made the victim. Your Felix Gautier knows the details, and the pres- ent whereabouts of M. Kappel. If you can persuade him to inform me fully, and without reserve, you may leave this room with him. If he ts stubborn, he will remain fn custody. I shall arrest you, also, for consorting with suspected criminals.” ~ Jaequeline knew Inspector Lefarge meant what he said. When she had been closeted alone with the badly seared Gantier the béTl on Lefarge’s desk rang diffidently, touched by a trembling hand. The inspector took his place at his desk. One of the last sheets tn the folder reads: suspicious of repeated, pointed ques _ tions, Lefarge, joined by a Scotland Yard inspector, frankly explained his Hysterically the girl denied their in- nuendo. She had met Kappel two mouths before, and they had decided to be married-—when she had returned Yes, she admitted with downcast eyes, they had been enjoying a preliminary honeymoon while he transacted his business in London. ‘That was why Of these London affairs she knew her some preparatory to leaving at that time for Paris. He had returned after three days, but had made one trip over and back sincé—~—a trip that tallied with the meeting of Jeane, at the Toisson <’Or, and the Kappel who presented her Inspector Lefarge worked hard to find a flaw in the girl’s story, or a clew to ite meaning. He failed utterly. She proved her personal history, and the in- cidents of her meeting with Kappel. What she knew of him, and of his af- fairs and friends in London, tallied with the facts precisely. He had explained to her that he did not want his friends to meet her until, at least, they were The Inspector admitted to his chief that he was completely mystified. He was still convinced that there were two Kappels, but why? And why had the real Kappel hidden away on the Dork- ing road with a passing love? If he was in the plot to embezzle his gems, as he must be, why was the girl at the Toisson d’Or sent a letter that all knew would send the police down upon the Dorking cottage? And why had Amer- ica been notified of Kappel’s disap- pearance so that Gautier, one of the crowd, might have excuse for putting the police upon the trail? The blue fold- tained her, as his wife, in the cottage er contains a bewildering monument of, these ‘“‘whys” emotionally erected by Among them was interjected the re- mark: “I’m puzzled more than ever tioned by the police and had revealed about that trunk at the Wilson apart- som seemed to be the duplicity of Kap- pel. kept her ring, presumably. Kappel re- turned to America—perhaps somewhat wiser In his apprateale of boon compan- |? “The girl, Lecoq, persuaded Felix Gautier, who confessed to having been at one time associated with jewel thieves at Cannes, to disclose that: “Kappel was held prisoner in a house in the Lambeth district of London, lo- cation unknown to Gautier. The plan to rob Kappel had been laid three years before by Wilson, Lachaise and Gautier, who had made themselves his intimates by three years of acquaint- ance building. How well they_bad suc- ceeded is indicated by the interest of Kappel in procuring for Gautier a po- sition in the reputable house of Duprie & Sons, where he might be of service to the confederates. Broadbent, who resembles Kappel was coached to per- fectly impersonate him." He grew a mustache and trained his hair to match the appearance of Kappel. Through La- chaise, Wilson and Gautier he was con- stantly acquainted with all of the dia- mond buyer’s personal and business af- fairs. “On the eve of his departure for Paris Kappel was lured to the apart- ment of Lachaise, and there drugged. He was kept unconscious during the night. Early in the morning he» was removed, in a trunk previously pro- cured by Broadbent posing as Kappel, to the house in Lambeth which had been prepared. Here he was kept in custody, bound, by agents of the con- federates. “It was intended that the police should be so mystified by the presum- able disannearance of Kappel, and his subsequent appearance in public, that they would conclude when he should re- appear with an account of his treatment in a house he could not’ describe, that he had composed his story and had em- bezzled the diamonds himself. “To give complete verisimilitude to this appearance of Kappel’s own guilt, Broadbent, posing as Kappel, had cre- ated a romance between himself and Fdna Walters, a lady’s maid, and main- on the Dorking road. Arrangements had been made to lure Edna Walters into the hands of Wilson and Lachaise, immediately after she had been ques- “The two @onfederates proposed to convey to her a supposed message from Kappel, outlining fictitious explanations of the inquiries by the police, and cau- tioning her to go into hiding and await further word from him. While she re- mained in hiding, it was planned, Kap- pel would be released, and, being un- able to confront the young woman who would recognize that he had not been her Andrew Kappel, he would meet a perfectly arranged confusion of identi- ties he could untangle only with ex- treme difficulty, if at all. Lachaise and Wilson intended boldly to await his reappearance, confident he could not’ successfully ageuse them in the face of. their seeming innocence of suspicious actions. “Gautier gave information leading to the discovery of Broadbent and through him the house in which Kappel was held. The girl, Edna Walters, has been duly lured away. but was found end fully informed. She conld not accuse Wilson and Lachaise, as she had been approached not by them. but by agents who had escaped. “Kappel, after consultation with his partners in Philadelphia, with whom he conducts a personal commission busi- ness in the importation of diamonds, declined to file complaints for prosecu- tion, his, gems being found, practically intact, in a cache of which Broadbent knew and which he revealed in return for Kappel’s leniency. Jean Lecoq may be regarded with consideration for -her re Se mo in speeding solution of the plot.” There is little more to add to the quotations from the official documents. Broadbent, impersonating Kappel at the Charing Cross Station in London, had created the effect of his disappearAnce from the train beyond Amiens by don- ning a wig, rearranging his clothes. mingling with other passengers and abandoning his luggage. Broadbent was escorted out of England and de- nied entry to France. 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Du! stormy weather steamers have been able to land passengers without ¢ danger to life and property, and as J is still without a harbor, the situa remains the same. , With the exception of the harbor, erything else referred to has t changed. A railroad and a carr road have been in use many years f Jerusalem to Jaffa. Rollo Floyd of State of Maine was the first perso! drive a horse and carriage over road, at the time of the visit of Emp Francis Joseph of Austria. It was tomary when any royal personage c into the country to prepare the way him, and this coincides with what Prophet Isaiah says ,(Ixli, 10-11): “ pare ye the way of the people, ¢as' the highway, gather out the stones. The gates of the old city of Jeruss are open day and night, with an 2 tional gate, or, better, breach, in wall of 45 feet cut in for theentr: 6f the ex-Kaiser a few years ago. much larger city than that of old rusalem is now without the walls. is it necessary any longer for people iting the country to come across f Port Said, Egypt, to Jaffa by stea and be compelled to trust to,.! weather for a safe landing. A railroad has been bullt from Suez Canal, Egypt, by way of the Sha Valley, Palestine, to Ramleh (a jr tion on the Jerusalem and Jaffa 1 road), over which trains are run da Now, one can make the journey f Port Said to Jerusalem in less time with less trouble by train than by ste er. Greater changes have taken p in the last 15 years, especially s' the war, than at any previous time. Jerusalem, strictly speaking, is the same city that it was. Oriental -in all its forms has largely given wa: modernism; and Western civiliza’ has supplanted it. . Twenty years ago Jerusalem itsel night time was quiet and shrouded darkness, with the exception of a people moving about, carrying a li to guide their footsteps; and an o sional street lamp, or Oriental Ii Nothing could be heard to break the lence of the night but the barking howling of the almost innumerable | gry, wild dogs, jackals and hyenas | infe#t the country. They came out f the clefts of the rocks and hillside devour and fight over the carcasse the dead animals which were carted during the daytime to the outskirt: the city. - These wild creatures acted as scavengers of the city, cleaning up refuse usually thrown into the stre Nothing disturbed them excepting they disturbed each other.- They it-all their own way for the night: Made it quite unpleasant and une fortable for some people, who could accustom themselves to such an exp ence. The whole thing, however, ‘father quaint and interesting to n travelers, the writer included. This is almost a thing of the p and now in place of these unweles nightly disturbances Jerusalem. Roises of a different character. I therefore interesting to note that Most everything which goes with w We call civilization in city life is to seen in Jerusalem, only on a sma sale from that of other cities. _ Instead, now, of darkness at ni; as in former years, we have a city be tifully lit up with gas and electric Other changes can be mentioned, s &s the telephone, telegraph. police | tection, both in and out of the city, even on the highways. Better still the roads which compare favorably ¥ our Western highways, making it | 4 sible to travel from place to place Sutomobiles (which are many), it _ Much shorter time than when one to resort to camel and donkey. Of course, this all helps to dep Wavelers of the Oriental aspect of

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Fairyfoot “Position” the Feet These wonderful Cushions (highly recom~ mended by orthopedists and physicians) rainutes. Heed the Danger Signals Any pain in your feet, legs or back means most jikely that something is wrong with your feet—-something that needs attention right away. Don't assume that these pains will “eore themselves.” Even a few slight twinges point to a condition that will mean ae Men trouble later on. Fairyfeot Cushions will correct the cause of the trouble and then the pain must go. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 1, 1925. completely cor- rected it.” “Leg and hack nains all gone now, thanks to Fairyfoot Cush- ions.”’ “Bunion and hammer toe HOW TO ORDER have gone, also Place stockinged foot my pains and lightly on piece of paper nerv oU 8 wi end trace outline of foot ness. Fairyfoot | vith pencil held very Cushions did it. cally, as shown above. “The first real Send this and also relief I have had write size and width of from foot pains shoe in coupon. in 10 years.” Send No Money So sound are the acientifie principles on which Fairyfoot Cushions are made, #0 °r& markeable have been the results obtained in “hopeless” cases, that we gladly send therm on free trial. : The regular price is $3.00, bat for a limited time we offer Fairyfoot Cushions for only $2.19. Pay only when postman brings them. Or you can send money in advance if you wish. Either way. Make the 5-minute test-—see how euickly the pains go. Then wear them 14 days and if not satisfied return them and we re fund your money. Send coupon today. FOOT REMEDY CO. ge 22nd Street and Millard Avenue | Dept. 15 Chicage Enclosed is catline of foot. Send me ne F foot Cashions. I wil p special , $2.19, sevice and @ 'l make the Ceaste Sage have privil-egeuf wearing them ! 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SUNDAY. —_UZrAn wt ec eee le oa a ees EE” Seueedieentieesee — Turkish domination,. and the miles, its pre-war area, but from al- IME h nd improvements that most the Nile in Egypt to the Euphrates iT. AY = “ ha not sommaangeaan aor in Mesopotamia, a distance of about 800| As Mame ames 4 Why Don’t You er PR have been wrought for comfort ~— é megan sews ee | rotection, in recent years, he fecls Just mues. s pecu . uly, yu. . | HOW MANY POUN hs a nam now in Jerusalem and the coun- God's own land, has not only a marvel- o, AD: educe? - try with England in control, as he does ous and eventful past and present, but ey in London, New York or elsewhere. a still more marvelous and glorious ' ) WOULD You LIKE T0 This cannot be said even of the trans- future. jordanic territory; for while there is a Therefore the most significant fea- GAIN In A aw 7 FK? certain amount of protection assured ture of the late war was the re-taking ® ‘there. the moment one crosses the Jor- of this whole territory, originally prom- dan river leaving British territory, he ised to the patriarchs, Abraham, Isaac quickly senses and noticés the differ- and Jacob. When this was accomplished ence. by Gen. Allenby, and the forces co-op- Palestine extends now not only from erating with him, war ceased.—Written+ Dan to Beersheba, and from the Med- by Albert Weaver for the Springfield iterranean to the Jordan, 75 by 150 (Mass.) Sunday Republican. i 28 - rs Met The Passing of the Texas Rangers (Continued From Page 5) 3 i: il e Lad -_— —= > - ~ > _ ©. ~% . ° . 7 - ~ oe ores Z - : ~ 4 « om: ve Pao ~ > . ~ — - @ a. = 2 lod&.. Z ns ee -_ 5 _ ” ‘ de , “ ai ests LS ee E ri Gj _ 4 j i Sy i ti 3 Ey ‘ 2 5 ee > . ; ee te 4 t eh “ Uh ving Caer en ee ad OY : Les ae, Sr ee La ae Po fy Sse bt gate Feo ONG Se noe Mea Rene eee PM eT ae RT ek ROT Bp Wo es at Poe Se RO ait La aRS Ps ae has Sy ALE 2S, ye gh RRS Tip ce co oe se tan , — * . : sot: at es dog ee ¢ ae : « : g of Texas,” by James T. De Shields. Capt. “is a name that in Texas and the dis- Bird had been killed early in the en- tricts lying adjacent thereto makes the gagement, and by this time six troopers pulse of a good citizen and the feet of were either dead or wounded. The re- an outlaw move quicker. Its owner is maining 25 Rangers seemed doomed to a@ man of 56, drawn out long and lean certain destruction when James Rob- like a buckskin thong, with the endur- inett, upon whom the command had de- ance and constitution of the same. volved, swore to his comrades he would “In repose, Capt. Bill is mild of man- kill the chief in the next charge, even ner; his speech is a gentle vernacular, though he lost his own life while doing his eyes are like the summer sky. I So Easy Now to Have the Lovely | *: have never seen him in action, but Rounded Neck and Shoulders Robiaett had not long to wait. The I am told that then his voice becomes That Everyone Admires! Indians charged again, led by their Sharp and imperative, that his eyes turn i i to points of gray, which pierce the of- Scieniifiec Discovery of Vitamines Quickly brave chief. In his war costume, aad : fender through. * * * Builds Up Thin, Serawny Figures—No | mounted on a splendid horse, the chief arma Drugs or Dieting —Quick Relief for Tired, During his 25 years or more of Worn-Out People. presented a conspicuous target. Clam- service in the field he reduced those Samples Sent FREE bering up where he could get a good once lawiess districts known as the E if t fe - * ea ~ maysilips beeen e meinntile a —— — et wwe ‘tian ty Ae Ne I ne _ om * Ragan mt er caer - - . oO OP ree alle Es Rte he De ROALD Ey Bega te fee ee ae - = af ie - eal — - at ip i A r 9 : -s } 4 Renee ite ey ee i OR Be amo > ay eke are ee Ae ee a tpl Mp ae ~ Sie a -* yee li ee Ry . oe ot le . o S * say 4 ~ ~® * —— . ~~ , a aw er ies Are you too thin? You needn't be. Now| view, Robinett took carefi?-aim and Panhandle, No Maa‘s Land and, inci- it is possible for anyone to have smooth, full shoulders. rounded neck and a plump, trim figure. Hilton Vitamines, extracted from a wide range of foods, are primarily responsible for converting food into firm flesh and predueing new vigor and vitality. Lack’ of vitamines’ in the diet causes nervousness, loss of weight and Vita'ity, headaches and many deficiency diseases such as skin eruptions and emaciution. Hilton Vitamines o When Hilton Vitamines Quick Relief en the diet, the No Drugs or results are often amazing Dj ti in their rapidity. Within icting a few days many emaci- ated, scrawny figures begin to round out -~——-bony angles and ugly hollows disap- pear. In a natural manner your weight quickly becomes what it should be ac- cording to your height. The flabby, use- less tissues Which are now a handicap become firm flesh and muscle—rich, fred blood is produced—tasks now wearisome are quickly done because the food you eat is converted into energy. fired. The dying Indian fell from his horse, and his lifeless body was sur- rounded immediately by a dozen braves, who bore it out of sight. For a time the infuriated Indians continued their attack, to which the mo- tive of revenge had now been added. But as night came on they sullenly re- tired to their position on the hilltop, having sustained a loss of not less than 50 warriors. The Rangers had lost five killed, and there were two or three wounded men. Suspecting the Indians lay in wait nearby, the -exhausted tangers remained under cover of the dentally, Texas at large, to a condition of such proper behavier that nowhere in this country is life and property safer than in the very localities where only a ‘few _years ago the cow thief and the train. robber reigned supreme.”’ And he, alongwith the other Texas: Rangers, despite their scanty numbers, policed a territory so vast that, if moved to the Atlantic seaboard, it cago, from Lake Erie to the Gulf of Mexico—its area equal to that of France and England combined, with Wales, Belgium, The Netherlands and Switzerland thrown in, for good meas- ure. The work of the Texas Rangers is done, but how well they did it! eee eeeeeer ere eee eee + ovceeeeeeeoens r PPP PRR REE ER EEE EEE PEP eeeee eee r ee me ee ee Goitre Cu would extend from New York to Chi- ‘Miss Reed has Oh! what a crand f , > mnee gies. a gy A x — ; AZING RESULTS! hew to tablets, no A Clear Complexion, Too ravine until morning. Their horses, Along with the healthful gain in weight : “ comes a new, clear complexion, free from fortunately, had béen held in the ray pimples and blemishes—rosy cheeks which | ine during all the battle. In the morn- ure indicative of new vitality and a con- sequent personal magnetism and charm |ing the survivors mounted and hastily that make for social success. email IMPORTANT: Hilton Vitamines are not to | Made their way back to Fort Griffin. be confused with “Vitamine” products now on the market containing drugs. An anecdote of the Texas Rangers in Hilton Vitamines are pure Vitamine con- |, ' , centrates, nothing else, and are widely the Mexican War is recorded by Capt. recou:mended by physicians. Jeff Maltby, later a Ranger command- Gains 4 Pounds in 8 Days -er, but during the war one of the “IL gained 4 pounds the first eight days | [| troopers who had been sent with Capt. took Vitaninnes and am still gaining. Have ‘ . ‘ increased my weight nine and a half pounds | Hayes to reconnoiter the Mexican posi- feel co ¢ if fer an.” are ee ‘tion before the battle of Palo Alto.| The Rangers rode inside the enemy’s “Vitamines have increased my weight eight ) lines to get the information. A large pounds and done wonders for my complexion. || force of cavalry cut off their return to They are the first thing I ever tried that put F} . .the American army. Maltby writes: weight on me. 1 ndvise every nervous, In 30 Days or No Pay scrawny woman to take them.’’ | “The nearest thing to a prayer ] . have said was made when I saw Mex- a. me txlay for our GUARANTEED Proposition Generous Sample FREE — cee, copy of beck this wonder 'icans to the front of us, Mexicans to the mee gs and record of marvelous Send No Sppertuatey ike nex Memo +. | back of us and Mexicans on both sides a : WS, 2989 Koch Bidg., “ity Money tamines {mn their own homes ,of us. I asked God, if He couldn’t be f ie ) ' ’ at no expense. To introduce 7 --~ ——-——__--—- - these vitamines in a million new homes |C® Our side, at least not to be on the I — 9m : free ea ~ to anyone who | Mexican side, ahd promised Him the wi Write for it. want to make it oe mae oo plain that this does not cost a cent, nor damndest fight He ‘had ever seen if He — it os * = under any obligation | would answer my prayer. Vhnatlever. Merely send me your name eye ‘ , and address TODAY—a postcard will do “As I finished the ‘Amen’ we made if you wish. I will send you the sample | ocur charge, and we went through that postpaid absolutely FREE. , ; 7. W. HILTON. Mexican cavalry like a _ hurricane ‘gg COSTS YOU NOTHING | y sufferer from piles—no matter | } Bi lme standing, can be quickly healed without through a canebrake, and we lost only ‘ . nothin $1, otherwise you owe abso = ; : “HILTON LABORATORIES three men and had four wounded.” By Neutroids—Dr. Graham’s Famous 8. DARLINGTON 582 Kure Bidg., Kansas City, Mo. 229 G : : ta39 Gateway Station, Kansas City, Me./ probably the most famous of all the : Superfiuous fat over- } Rangers, at least in recent decades, was aoe the late Capt. W. J. (‘Bill’) MeDonald, mchial infections: often st 2 | , of whom a United States Army officer : a | | said “he would charge hell with a buck- oo ol t- a Grahagn,.forpous : | i MPLES of ~ et of water.”” This was after the riot | Cleared which negro regulars put on at Browns- “he = Sremtions on ne hao ville, Tex., in 1906, and was a tribute prescription kne a, chy, Beaema, a to the courage. which Capt. Bill dis- | | EF Write for my KREE BOOKLET, played when he entered the post in de- a 2 nares being affticted 1 a. fiance of loaded and leveled rifles and 3 : 103 Chemical Bidg., Kansas City, Me. put the criminals who held them under = = arrest. Not many men ever have received Tor thounarde of sruterine such a tribute in print as Capt. Bill ee McDonald did in the bulky but too ees brief volume which was written about Ms) AAA him some 15 years ago by Albert Bige- low Paine, the famous biographer of Mark Twain. For hair-raising adven- femstoned saat tama tures. it makes the average penny- postage) on arrival ia plain package. dreadful look pale and ©’ \ly, Here Name was a man—and a Texas F’ ‘ger. “Capt. Bill McDonald,” writes Patne. Addrese___ Page F ourteen. ; Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 1, 1925. — Gains 8 Pounds Quickly Rupture Cured PILES CURED rT * =~ oat ety —_*

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SUNDAY WEAR ONE Ey eee © nee ee oe YS FREE Why Don’t You | | Reduce? . me tired of being called fat? Aren't you made fan of, a oe are looking for—a es j armola Pre- tableta and at bedtime and almost immedi- will begin to disappear. In a short as slender as you want to be. Don't endanger your health by etaying fat. Ge to your druggist and ask for | * bes of armola Pre- | ecription Tablets, or, i | you er, send one dollar | to Marmofa Co, 1515-! General Motors Bidg., De- | troit, Mich.. and a box will | be sent postpaid. Then try them. See how quickly they make you sliender—with- out tiresome ex- ercises or starva- tion dieta. Eat anything you want, Marmola Tablets will make you slen- der! et your box and etarté today. 7 DA RUBY FREE To intreduce our imported Menicen BLU- FLASH GEM, the oniylow priced gem ex- Gameads, with same bive-white ii ieiaen aumpenton’ 20 years, we'll send flery red Mexican Kaby. Just with your name. and l0e to cost and we’limail FREE. with catalog half price offer. Write t« dey. wp Gem teprting Co., Dept. G5 Mesilla Park, #. Mex. ie os > | ee = y and this ad, ~ PAO-PADS é Trug ~ SHAME TO SUFFER—“ROW FEEL ALL THE TIME”~SAY THOBSANDS if : Hf os . : | | i LL EE NE | Goitre Cured } pe of grossest clay. /buteher who looked—-and probably waa _—-fatly pleased with himself, pink wit" | his 'seeretly envying him. | Success inte gratitude which has been well defined ,as 'come,”’ ‘had a grievance because he had never | got his cap as a football international. | player. | but it illustrates my point. men are satisfied with field of endeavor? | WHEN IS A MAN SUCCESSFUL? || By HORACE ANNESLEY VACHELL, Famous English Novelist. HEN he reaches the kin?dom of his dreams. I suppose that all of us, even the village idiot, live in the Never, Never Land, and it is extremely doubtful whether that rank weed, success (as the world interprets it) grows there at all. If success, meaning a worldly triumph, was a synonym for _ satisfaction—~—- tut it isn’t, save with men and women I remember a pork own prosperity. I found myself I bave called a material success a weed because it flourishes best in rank soil, and often destroys fairer growths. degenerates_ with many men an obsession, like that form ‘a lively sense .of more favors to I knew a famous cricketer who It is told of Matthew Arnold that. he greatly desired to excel as a Dilliard That story may be apocryphal, Hiow many success in one Success today exacts from the indi- vidual enormous sacrifices, undivided energies and attention. When it is finally attained, what is left? As a rule—disillusionment, protean in its innumerable forms. Get-rich- quick Americans, lean, pallid, nervous, wander from Bath to Neuheim seeking health. Lacking health, can any mul- ti-millionaire be termed successful? Success, too, means publicity, the curse of modern life. The crowd wor- ships a personality, and bespatters the idol with praise to such an extent that it becomes, indeed, a penance. Our celebrities are constrained, willy-nilly, to pose, to play parts alien to them. They have to strut about in as many uniforms as a monarch. They § are monarchs, but are they lords of them- selves? Success must bring with it a sense of satiety if it is achieved at the expense of the qualities which make for the’ simpler forms of happiness. Really, no | man can be styled successful unless he | be happy in his success. Gibbon was} happy when he was writing his great work, and unhappy when he had finished it. All famous poets, novelists and playwrights find happiness in their work if it is not mere pot-boiling. But | Of-the greater the man the more poignant disillusionment when his work Promise halts after perform- | his is done. ance, | I have read the magic word printed | in indelible ink upon the placid coun-' tenances of men who would be the last | to proclaim themselves as successful. | They have succeeded greatly because | they have never sought success as an | end. And they might affirm soberly | that a eraving for success invariably. defeats its own end. | The quiet lives that I have known: have seemed to me to be the most suc | cessful. ‘“‘To make a heme fer weans| and wife.’ To consider others, to live’ fully and let live. A man may well count himself sue-' cessful if he ean say honestly that he) has confronted life with courage and! made the best of it. 18 NG RESULTS! what a grand feeling. @ecpices nights. No more spasms. Mini, pmerve-wrecking escizures. ) people have found how i astthina. No tablets, no pills, no & eimple Hiome prescription written doctor, but mow bicsseed by | REALLY SENT FREE of is dmecere and different. I will truly send you a Zz po receive this entirety. free. Write her today. —e ee eee eee “ énformastien net, ae cent to pay postman, NT ome cent to tem days you are amered and delighted want to pay the small price of Siply seed me pour name end address. , 1395 $. W. Bivd., Resedaie, Kan. | upture Cured in 30 Days or No Pay day for our GUARANTEED Proposition Site copy of book describing thie wonder S and record of marvelous reesulte ob Just sené your name and address to 2782 Koch Bidg., Kansas City, Me. PILES CURED. k COSTS YOU NOTHING y sufferer from piles—no matter ’ lite sanding, can be quickly healed without —s & penny. Jast write and I will eend you Weatment abeolutely FREE. : $1 o itely » Otherwise you owe abeso- Dothine : 582 Kure Bidg., Kansas City, Me. IMPLES Bee “82 Be Quickly Cieared of Pimples, : Acm, Eruptions on the Face or yD Write today for my FREE BOOKLET, 4 CIZAR-TONE &KIN.” telling how I ured myself after being afflicted 15 years. 363 Chemica! Bidg., Kansas City Me. | ee a PURING 1924 THE POST-DIS- “ll PRINTED 6004 AGENTS F. £ “WANTS” — 23038 SVRE THAN THE THREE ST. LOUIS NEWSPA- COMBINED. No more choking. | No | (yver to BANISH | @ Laaren’s prescription without ome cent in | | pany Betsy Farnsworth bought brand-new | false teeth for the occasion, and gath- ering up her white robe and a green silk umbrella, climbed the hill to await with the others the trumpet’s call. Miracles were wrought by excited be- lief. In South Coventry, Conn., Sister Matthewson said she had died and was only waiting for the resurrection. The |word went forth that she had been 120 |days with no food save for two cups of | weak tea daily, yet that she loudly sang for hours her songs of praise. And the l faithful believed. When, on the night of Oct. Day of Judgment had arrived, disciples |at Woodstock, N. Y., saw flights of ange is, In Philadelphia | blown that day. believers’ foreboding ported. : And silent, or singing, but always prayerful, the faithful waited. “Let him which is on the housetop not come down,” says the Gospel of Matthew. As the hour of prophecy ap- proached, men and women climbed to their roofs and clung to the ridges and gutters. The Troy Budget told of 25 | Millerites who climbed to the steeple of |a church, Others spent the night in _trees or climbed to hilltops or waited for the resurrection of the dead in cem- -eterics. At Portland, Me., a great com- in “ascension robes” marched singing to the graveyard. One man dropped from the ranks to kneel on his first wife’s grave. “Here I stay,” he cried, “to meet my beloved and ascend with her.’ But his second wife marched on. She swore she'd never-tive with him again, and she never did. In New Bed- ford, Mass., a whole family perched in ra tree for the fatal night. Impatient ones there were. Sueh a one, a merchant at Portsmouth, N. H., hurrying to ascend, jumped from a tree and broke his neck. At North Salem, Mass., and at Providence, R. I., others who attempted thus to soar to heavem were more lucky. Though badly bruised, they ke no bones. John F. Wilson of Rutland, Vt., made himeelf a pair of wings to fly to meet the Judg- ment, but be broke his arm when he jumped from hie barn roof: and @ man at Worcester, Mass. who strapped «a turkey’s wings to his back, had no bet- ter luck in searing, though hé broke no bones. Thus 4aeped the day of disillusion. -0, the had the and re- a hurricane It strengthened faith. Ominous skies flames at sunset were Faith-bremee. heart-breken, and often | (Continued From Page 9.) penniless, the watchers returned to! / their homes, But the end was net yet. | More insanity, more suicide, followed | the wreck of faith and fortunes. | Some survived the wreckage of emo-| tional storm for years. The story of Ben Whitcomb of Stow, Mass., is clas- sic. For more than 32 years thereafter, poor mad Ben kept a horse on which to ride into the Kingdom, and dashed it madly over field or garden stone wall or woodpile, as he shouted through the countryside his warning of the Doom he yet believed would come. Sometimes he bore two swords as he rode shouting. Sometimes he carried aloft as a banner the Millerite chart of prophecy, emblazoned with its fearful beasts. He was a picture! a scarlet cloak, covered with stars. For epaulets the halves hornet’s nest were sewed upon shoulders. On his head was a collegi- ate mortar-board, to which he had sewed a sort of hood that covered ears and hair. Rags, ribbons and buttons of every kind and color were sewn upon hg elothing, and stitched to his gar- ments were cow bells, sleighbeils, a great dinner bell and many others, jangling as he moved, From a cord he hung across his back a good-sized beehive. Ben's brother Jim had hanged him- self late in the “days of delusion."’ Ben, one day, appeared with a human skull dangling from his neck, the skull of Jim, which he had rifled from the fam- ily grave plot. an asylum. He was “religious mad,” he told the attendants, but his behavior there was altogether sane and they sent him home. He was lonely and despond- ent. Friends feared that, like his broth- er, he would end his life. While three of them guarded his home one freezing winter pight in 1877, he slipped through a windew and was gone. At About him hung erimson of a dawn they found him hanging from a pine tree. Thus, afte lusion exacted its final toll of tragedy. The recent Rowenlte uprising (and downsitting) undoubtedly was the oc- casion of many amusing and amazing incidents hot reported as yet. These wil] filter through the mesh of neizh- borhood reminiscence, in time, and half a century hence some new Clara Endi- cott Sears will find the raw material for another big and thrilling book: it will chronicle the A. D. 1925 Days of Delusion. For, beloved, the end of the — is not yet—nor soon! Sunday Magazine- -St. Louis Post-Dispatch- -March 1, 1925. 4 Get Well—Stay W PAL CASE, Two “Ends of the World,” 1844 and | 1925, Neither of Which Eventuated | patch, ' Friends sent him to; 322 wears, the Millerite de-| like manner testif people who have worn hd 100000 Overcomes W al te ted an Deve erect, pots paure. ings rest- ul relief, c health arid strength. _ Not Sold in Stores— Made to Measure— Makes work Write toda trated , Meas- urement blank, ete., and read our very | tion. MOWARD C. RASH, Pres., Netaral Body Brace Co. 65 Rash Building - -+- SALINA, KANSAS » for illos- —* ~ E OIsOn » pia our f to wearer. r Kasily sold. Over one million gat- isfied wearers. No capitaioresperience aes. Large steady income, Many earn $100. to $150, weekly. ‘Territory now being allotted. Write For Free Samples. MADISON MILLS MFRS., 503 B'way New York SHIRTS Direct from uh RHEUMATISM While in France with the American Army I obtainet a French pre- scription for the treat- ment of iheumatism and Neuritis. I have given this to thousands with wonderful results. The prescription costs nothing. ] ask t if you will send Write : = me I will mail i A postal will bring it. Dept. 1259, Brocktea, nething for it. Mme your address. today. Mass. ——————, ADVERTISEMENT Goitre ow er A Free Two Weeks’ Treatment Sent To Every Sufferer To Prove That Goitre Can Be Quickly Re- moved Without Pain or Danger Right in Your Own Home. 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ee ey em, 6S — oe” = . SOA } re MARY Tat eee , om FT OTTTtS —— wine wt «££ eee ae le Pain meng or Loss of Nature to heal the rupture. es 8 la al . SUNDAY 2 HIS remarkable offer is published for the’ - benefit of all who are ruptured to save them from wearing painful, makeshift trusses that do not cure. The Brooks Appliance Co., gladly sends their remarkable patented ‘ : Appliance ON T RIAL to pr ove that it holds the rupture back, keeps it in piace. prevents it coming down or slipping out and f nally’ assists & >» # ay ali sonleeiee. \ pi 5 * ® *€ ay ; We Have No Agent or Dealer in St. Louis—Look Out for Counterfeit I mitatio1 3 No man or woman: ever can look and feel his or her best while suffering the tor- -Inent, pain-and discomfort of rupture. Every day that you suf- fer from rupture — every -hour. of truss torture that you endure—after you read this page is your own fault. For many years we have been telling you that no makeshift truss ‘will. ever help you. We have told you about the harm ill-fitting trusses are doing. We have told you that the only truly comfortable, sanitary and scientific device for holding rupture is the Brooks Rup- ture Appliance. Now we offer to prove it to you, entirely at our risk. coupon below and mail it We will send you a Brooks Mr. ©. E. Brooks, Inventor of the Appliance. Mr. Brooks cured é ebro tpi ; ; himself of Rupture over thirty years ago and patented the Appliance Ue€rs OF Causes Irritation. Rupture Appliance on trial, from his personal experience. If ruptured, write TODAY to the Brooks 4. U lik di If you really want to be rid apptiance Company, Marshall, Michigan. Don’t be fooled by imitations, nuke ordinary Ss0-— of vour rupture fill out the Look for trade-mark signature of C. E. Brooks and his picture on ealled pads, it 1 18 not cumber-* . ? every appliance. None other genuine. : today. Instead of wearing a stéel spriug or inflexible harness, try the velvet- soft Brooks Appliance. Instead of the old hard or stuffed pad, use the soft rubber automatic air-cushion of a Brooks Appliance. The Brooks Appliance clings to you without force and you are hard- ly conscious of its presence. But above all else, it HOLDS always. Within an hour after you receive the Brooks.Appliance, if you take advantage of this remarkable. trial offer, you will throw away your truss forever. Over 1,010,000 People Have Accepted This Offer, Why Not You? Doesn’t that prove that the Brooks Appliance is not an experi- ment, but a positive success—that it does all we claim for it? Among these 1,010,000 men, women and children there must. be hundreds whose condition was identical with yours. Can you afford not to in- vestigate and satisfy yourself when it costs you nothing to prove what the Brooks Appliance will do for you? This wonderful device is a triumph of scientific and mechanical Ph Lobe LL) Lee TEE E PEP TT ET eT Tel lt ls) eae | TT TTT Tire rTyiitiiftilitliitriii ll > If for any Pas wh: ever you do not wish to kee} - the Brooks Appliance after you try it, send it back. Yous don’t have to give any reas son. You are to be the judge. There will be no argu- ment, no dispute or 6 derstanding. You Should Ac- cept This Offer. appliance embodying the, principles. that inventors” taining the ruture cannot be thrown out of position. to the body, yet never blis-— some or ungainly, genius, the outcome of more than thirty years’ experience and the results accomplished by its use are little short of miraculous. ' Many hundreds of physicians and surgeons recommend the brooks Appliance and condemn makeshift trusses as more harmful and danger- ous than any other method of retain- ing and treating rupture. Thousands of people have written us testifying to the amazing results they have se- cured from this great invention. Many of these people live right in your vicinity and we will be glad to send you copies of their thankful letters if you will ask for them when you write. | Men, Women and Children Find the Brooks Appli¢ ance Equally Ef. fective, No matter if your rupture is old and severe, or only recently devel- oped; no matter if you are young or old, > tou should not fail to profit by this No-Risk Trial Offer. No other rupture support, truss, lock, device, pad or plaster is offered to the publie under so broad a guar- antee of satisfaction. —— 5. It is small, soft anid pliable, and positively cannot be de- tected through the clothing. 6. The soft pliable bands do not give the ‘unpleasant sensation of” wearing a harness, 7. Nothing to get foul; it ¢am; be washed without any injury. * © 8. There are no metal springs in ; one by cut- 5 the Appliane ting and bruising the fle 9, All materials are the very veal A that money can buy, making: it a> durable and safe Appliance to wear. — 10. We guarantee your comfort- at all times and in all positions and sell.every Appliance with a tive understanding. FREE—Suaranteed Ti THE BROOKS APPLIANCE CO, a " ) 312 State Street, Marshall, Mich, “a Without cost to me or obligation on my part to buy, please send me by mail in plain envelope, full information about your A ance for Rupture, and your Trial Offer. Name 6baob.c OCP CWO 0 ob 6 ce heos Hoes bbe seen ae ee Ee Le ‘ GG desbbauura hc ckbuve er ‘ , wel aan on wish oe write or J SGUS00 0 GUREE ROSS eee esse eeeReneeeneeuneneeneeeeececs -Ten Reasons Why, 1. It is absolutely the only” : have sought after for years. © 2. The appliance for re-— Above: This photogray made a few days eae ing likeness of the g lady of the land” th full term in the W uit exclusive photograph « husband will .becom@ States next Wednes@ = 3. Being an air eushion of~ soft rubber, it clings closely ~ OLDEST A % ~ Isaac R. Sherw £ somethin _ next July. Ss e life March 4

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UNDAY MORNING SUNDAY MORNING LOUIS POST- Nee -ROTOGRAVURE _ PICTURE SECTION eee LARGEST LINER, ‘ T GF WATESE nl SReanm ON. UL PRESIDEN ‘ ; , , me, \ > | i Gen. Charles G. Dawes of Evanston, [1]., will take up his dutte as Vice President of the United States at Washington this week His family circle in the new home will include these attractive , ? . younysters—his daughter, Virginia, and his son, Dana, bot ” oye ane - wee * or EN ee ee » wt o & eo rm 6¢ cmon aon ~ = pone THK! picture of the Leviathan, America’s claimant for the title of the world’s CHAE? Ga es IN MARBLE a. he) idopted a we Be etl et, larpes hip, in drydock at South Boston to be cleaned and painted before resuming > | rs ’ 4 Ner transatlantic passenger service. The above title also is claimed by the British, for their liner, the Majestic. Built as the German steamship Vaterland, the Leviathan . carried U.S. troops during the World War VAN DE R - ah 1AK E oir? GOVERNOR LOWDEN, AGAFEC UL + Rennie ae o Oo oer we = eae / o ted ~~ * ota a etal Ne we In this recess beneath an where cliff dwellers once | of the ancient masonry is knickerbockers and boots. SS EE | For mier Governot Frank O. Lowden of! Se te . , Illinois. photographed ! ieee Am. Gat VOOR SCHOGE niaiian : a ah at the Ohio State Uni sR Nauti: versity, Columbus, al where he gave an ad- the. Fah x A dress on “The Farmer ind His Organiza- tions.’ Pictured with him is the noted cow, | Ohio Maudine Ormsby, champion producer of | milk. and the property fof the university (farm NS He | ASH Bust of the late Chas Clark, Missourian, tor eight years was S er of the House of Rep sentatives at Ww ashingto™ which will be placed i Statuary Hal! at the Cap itol, It was phew hae ‘ | aia ~~ ed in the Gg tice of Robert : yh “ i Sa “ ite 4 i : — 3 ya Luce, Repres Ns ages : ‘ , * Massac set s fb Neg P . " ry ; \ . “y . : ; h eT c , ri 2 : enum oe ' we —— . ~~" ee ee aa ~~ , a bw & - * ae Krom rhe small chil tors at Bellearr, Fla. tend kindergarten open air and sunshine. fumilies repre ented if ‘ picture reside in New Yor’ Paris, Cleveland, Por! cuéeter, NN... %- Chicag® These » Buttalo, Irvinyton on a Juven;) at costumes were cd: played Hudson, Newark © Style Show in the ballroon wipe sone | Zs \ Reach comes this snapshot of Consuelo Van- derbilt, member of the fa | mous New York fam \ i Seree i} } ; ii \ liv. ain tashionab!): I} J P bathing costume =

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ate RRR ee ae Aten A Hy bi w as hie a ei 7 ——— ee ZON ON THE CANYON'’S RIM goxvcrs—] STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION (—==™ ~ le i Mie oo “_ oa we ata ae LEAR OO Sh BI AN Aeon Ne in ty 3 ek sgl Nis ite Mg, - ~ © OO ee ee ee — aliases th tl 2 ee wd a + pe caggueaee Vann & ~ se OS ll * ‘J ff aa pine Ate. ty - : ‘ ‘ eh RG Senne . . ” be » y wy vt ‘ + ar? hag OF bag, ™ * . . Like a group of living statuary, typifying the pic- VANISHED “oS ee od 4 | turesque West, are ro sightseers upon the rim of RACE x ‘at . Zion Canyon, 3000 feet above the floor of Zion Na- tional Park, in Utah. The new playground will, on May 15, be opened for the first time with railroad and motor transportation facilities, lodges similar to those in other national parks and all conveniences for travelers. The Utah wonderland includes also oo had Ada, | y ; ee Lye Bryce Canyon and Cedar Breaks. > 1 ) 22] | ) : ma & r : £ ig : é ‘ € Underwood & Underwood BEAUTY Suggestive of the walls of a fairy castle are the RK N oo) a8 oe ae | % os | : : ere AN TAS 1... weird towers and battlements and the vivid ) aS 2 Z : RTD GLY Fone, | colors of this formation in Bryce Canyon. In the bright sunshine it makes a marvelous pic- ture. wer ry . . + 7 4 f 4 * Pi ne ‘ > et e —_ > 7 as 5 oa ol i re ‘ . 4 ” # 4 he ‘ é f J rtlet ~ * ye + : - | Sore are wearing ——— aan a. | lal _ eo x ~~ hea.y voolen socks children ‘ , = 7, . over the usual silken Belleair. Fla .. oe | “2 | “a se 2 hose. i! ead of ga- indergarten !") i . = oe. , loshes. O-casionally and sunshiné : ' : ; the sock re rolled down ov' t « ankles, instead of ¢. illustrated A new spring style is the suspend er model. It has no buttons, hooks These = nor snaps, and is ‘simply thrown tw costumes were displayed by little mannequins at tne annua. i , , over the head, when the suspende: jay — tnile Style Show in the ballroom of the Hotel Astor | in ey | ¥ot K | ; _ . top catches on the shoulders " : . : & ’ ‘r+ z

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SUNDAY MORNING LAST SCENES IN THE KENTUCKY CAVE TRAGEDY ~ A( ENTRANCE CAVE ee FIANCE ESSE SESSA FOSS “Everybody thinks it’s silk” if it’s made of Lingeite . -.,,. OUR lingerie and neglig your nightdresses or pajamas — all will have silk’s softtexrure, silk’s himmering beauty, if they are made of Lingette. , Lingette is light in weight, and does not “bunch” under your slender frocks. It is caressingly soft to your body, yet Lingetre— every thread —is long aring cotton, that cenhes tubbding anc Narc wear. x Insist upon Lingerte — it is easily identified by the name on the sel- vage. Every Lingette garment a special Lingerre label. Look ! FRED BUTTERFIELD & C 361-363 Broadway. N.Y. ¢ Ti hers - Learn How i Devt are Speciai Lingette labe: | Camisoi, Chemie. Nigbtdre to Restore Negisgee, Pasama:, Brascere a Soert, Lemimg, Creeper, ar well 2 pr — Pease prin® pour name and eddrens

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SAND CAVE os ~~ ———s ret his death. The front part or g a ravine, and t] found there. The mouth 1s unger ne rescuers were SHSMSSOSARPFLHS BHLLAY “Everybody thinks it’s silk” EES if it’s made of | Lingelie . ~~“ ‘ OUR lingerie and negjigees, | ; your nightdresses or pajamas — all will have silk’s softrexture, silk’s shimmering beauty, if they are made of Lingette. Liftgette is light in weight, and does not “bunch”. under your slender frocks. It is caressingly soft to your body, yet Lingette—every thread—is long wearing cotton, that defies tubbing and hard wear! Insist upon Lingette —it is easily identified by the riame on the sel- vage. Every Lingette garment has a special Lingettc label. Look for it! ‘FRED BUTTERFIELD & CO. Inc. 361-363 Broadway, N. Y. C : There are special Lingette labels for Slip, Vest, “Camisole, Chemise. Nightdres, Bloomers, Negiigee, Pajama‘, Braissere, Garment, Shirt, Liming, Creeper, as well as Quilt. Genuine a-Si Garment Sf... aed 81 Pept ere vw & Pe? Ore - INCORPORATES FRESH ol P THiS BAND *5 TOYVR PROTECTION ee “ a “ie va : rar Cw OxincToBA® Quality created the demand— demand made possible the price RESH. o4 TOBACCO # en wag ae OF CRE et Reet - so . ~o8 . F 5 +3 ‘ “ ‘ : - = 4 es “ aye ts = te oe oo et a ee t% * af Be ; bitin ceca. mi Bo dete Fl. tne ites sally % : ie : = % & & - We | = ie é “¢ : a ¢ : —~. Tat gr ; tae ; : Ie a hae Pi, Kad Fad Cay ee et veeee ’ “ BLE Magy Mt ors ee ve bh lv FRAT ays “tye, em - Nes. RAY aes x ie esis ete eee te ore Bape o. wee is i = 2 *, ey iy , 2 a 3 , - = pe | ‘ - ‘ all om eee «4 5, eres EE ete: i" By Rie SE RS OR Bee oleh Ra LEE alee SEE MR en _—— * “ eng Ce eee i a AOS EOL ar 4 esp ee, Soe ee oe ae ee” ee i OR gE NE BRB gene i i ad ete ee ee ee ie — ” 8 od aged Dale a” eubdnd 4 ‘ - ae % %, im? L (Ae Bye Me ee ee ae eee > * Re eo. GR eR rhage. oD Pome ‘Oe ery é 7 ' fe Rte SD eet, Pe apg > Cow oles ah ~~ wae. ar eee ar st ts tae er a a rae 5 ’ i he abe 3 Ad ‘ke, Oak we fi 5 ‘ “ ee eat, een ninth, Pie MY DUh Phage Lea ye - figs Po ef re at OF. Sa fis ar. ah. ad ae Mies | ae AREF + x4, » “ te —— = a es Yaa re ' 5 ie) ak tok We ae, pasta oe 7 Y Pibiopties re Dane Atk ak. « lean oy ey ~ *. NY ow a age g ~ Reiprich nhac, Si a Ray» dieantun= ore pg till acorpalnail A. . 7 7 desl > ee +.

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/ oe ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE P ‘C ICTURE SECTION | MARCH 1925 | HERE'S eeiiainal AND JIGGS Jardine has been The incoming Secretary ot Ag- riculture and his family, cluding Mrs. William F. Jardine and the three children—Marian, president of the Kansas State Agricultural in- Perfect Rea | }: HAIR NETS SOC Dovey Cap or Frings Single or Double All Colors F-xcept White and Grey Armin’s Hair Shop Makers of Fine Hair Goods 5610 Delmar Blvd. Se. Louis, Mo the elder daughter, Billy and Ruth. The Jardines live at George McManus, cartoonist, creator of Manhattan, Kan.. where Mr. “Bringing Up Father,” is seen here with his famous dog Jiggs. McManus is a former St. Louisan —International Comfort, style and economy are combined in the optieal value we offer. No charge for testing. Personal attention given to all watch work; satis- faction guaranteed, Prices Reasonable SIEVERT & FRECH. #20 ran “ee tor years. 1] }, 7. & 1° rT) Iorwood Standard” Tickoa, A Gay “vardstick hich, ” arovin Woonsfort and prevent backstrain. How high is ue Select your plumbing fixtures at the “Standard” Showroom. standard Sanitary ID fo. Co. St. Louis Showroom Here you see the Harvard University rowing crew can- didates taking the water for the first time this season, at Cambridge, Mass. The oars- men (to be or not to be) are in a training barge of spe- cial construction. International a A DINNER DRESS FORECAST ¥ ane — . Bh ‘ ‘eat i . Ad P i bes Ne -. ry Fe Write for Catalogue This charming formal cos ‘ume for the goming’ sum- mer is in a printed white chiffon beaded with crystal. Undera & Underwood ; er. ae. 4140 Forest Park Boulevard A hundred ways to SUCCEED! In California rose. bloom and crops ripen all year "round A . * iii. sin bancisto f -the Golden | G,atewaly tooCaliloria & FRANCISCO is the leading port of the Pacific Coast ‘in volume and value of foreign commerce and foreign pas- senger travel. San Francisco Bay, the largest land-locked harbor in the world, is, by virtue of the facilities it af- fords, headquarters for the only ‘round-the-world steam- ship passenger service and is the Golden Gateway to Honolulu and the Orient. N CALIFORNIA each new family’s story is different from all the others. Each thriving community can show you a new way to get ahead. There are a hundred roads to greater success. Why So Many Succeed California ranks first among all the states in value of all horticultural prod- ucts; in production of peaches, oranges, prunes, apricots, pears, olives, almonds, walnuts and beans; in petroleum, in gold and other met- als; in hydroelectric power, and in forest area. Do you wonder that California is continuously prosperous? Do you wish to:share this prosper- | ity? With even a moderate nest-egg on which to get started, you may easily do so. San Francisco Offers Many Opportunities Thousands of new families have come to San Francisco. Some come to take advantage of the many manufacturing opportunities that develop with increased population. Others find content- ed employment in new or long established in- dustries. All share in the advantages of this city by the sea, with its good schools, nearby famous colleges, and healthful climate. Write for this Booklet Every day is a good day to be alive in Califor- nia. Write today for the free, illustrated booklet, ‘California, Where Life is Better.’’ Cali- fornians Inc., a non-profit organization devoted to the sound development of the State, will gladly send it to you. Fill in the coupon and mail it. — How thousands of newcomers feel about life in California is indicated by these cal excerpts from letters to Californians Ine. L_- SUNDAY MORNING ‘“Wecan see the snow- capped Sierras very plainly from our win- dows and it is just a pleasant drive up into the mountains. If we prefer the seaside a few hourson perfect roads “will take us there."’ —Mrs.A.M.B., Laton _- ema, ieee en nn en en eee el ‘‘We have no cold weather and no winters. We have A-l highways and beauti- ful parks. There are plenty of opportuni- ties for making money —J.M. C., Pixley. —— Head. SAN F 140 MONTGOMERY STREET, RooM Please send me California, B ‘here Li uarters iICISCO oom 1s Be ‘ ee it a SOLD BY GOOD , oe K nit-tex Coat ever worn. It 1s. Light as a feather, war. never gets out of shape K nit-tex is knitted—b . imported fabric. The yc In every city and tow: with this K nit-tex photo will show you Knit-tex blue, blue-grey, lavende if you are shown a kr the - label hwee Reit-tex teed Knit-tex cloth “ “"_ Cohen,

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MARCH -1, 1925 _ tae z | Perfect Rea) HAIR NETS * -B0c vas Cap or Fringe Single or Double All Colors E-except White and Grey Armin’s Hair Shop Makers of Fine Hair Goods 5610 Delmar Blvd. St. Louis, yo E ST. ST.LOUIS. DAILY PAPERS MO. Comfort, style and economy are combined in the optieal value we offer. No charge for testing, Heat Zyto Shell $2 Frames .....-- J. L, SIEVERT Reading. Distance 8 of Ey ht $2.50 ses $7 24 Years SIEVERT & FREGH. #20 rive each new family’s from all the others. unity can show you ahead. There area reater SUCCESS. any Succeed first among all the I] horticultural prod- of peaches, oranges, olives, almonds, walnuts ,in gold and other met- ower, and in forest area. alifornia is continuously ish to share this prosper- erate nest-egg on which vy easily do so. s Many Opportunities amilies have come to San to take advantage of the ypportunities that develop ion. Others find content- or long established in- e advantages of this city od schools, nearby famous climate. this Booklet day to be alive in Califor- e free, illustrated booklet, Life is Better.’’ Cali- oht organization devoted ent of the State; will gladly he coupon and mail it. How thousands of newcomers feel about e in California is indicated by these typi- lexcerpts from letters to Californians Inc. Wecanseethesnow- ‘‘We have no cold pped Sierras very - weather and no idle ainly from our win- winters. We have A°! ‘s and it is a a highwaysand beaut: asant drive up mto ful parks. There are e mountains. Ifwe plenty of opportun: eferthescasideafew ties for making burson perfect roads money.” ll take us there."’ J. M. C., Prxio irs.A.M.B., Laton Headquarters SAN FRANCISCO 140 MONTGOMERY STREET, ROOM $48 Please send me"'( alifornsa, W here Life ss Bett ” - 9 On bitth Avenue «« « at New! eee Pain , ” \ i - Heach—atevery rendezvous of retined a tastr , ! Nadie peopie you gece § Would you, madame, be among these slenad + Hit.-- 000 , LA women who seem. nottotollow. but to setrthe P : #. fashion? Than.s to Mart a labi yOu P Marmola Tal ets OTtcr a ft sant way ft ri .) hy ‘ > guce (oO retain or rega L graceful sie cr fig ‘ ure. without exercises or diets. Thousands of .» Gig Mle) Pug ‘ ‘4 ww , 7 7 +. i -{ ‘ + tan tae Hiiy 7 i | r =, ! j + : 4 3 - * te we ie bal - a . ae ¢ 4 } nit ri = = - re ie 5 4 3 LN % & : La a a3 d aX Bes » ‘ : -_ A Th ig. a 5 “ a ; % rt : .* 98 34 i 3 foi + tee ? { 7 4 7 * "x » £ ‘: “a. Hi ty % +. a> G me c 2. & 2 4 ? eo Sb Bees ‘ Be Bee ey a ae i ee : ia ; #- t ef} ae > € . ag bie yt Bot Sie Bae Pt doe ct ¥ a { | Shi 1 ie Ais Ge os a Met Gey ; ; nd 4 : _ ie oes + : Ss ee F : } 2 ite ; [> ieee 2 Thi ta ; Pe ;. : -= 1 1 bod 4 LF ° ai a: Be > i Bas tee te Sha se © } 7 # ca = . } > oe a - = * ae 7, a ' = 7 oe 4 oad : a + [oat a. 5 = WA Ae | ae M \j = dy ee =e . — F \ this. ‘ Oe oe ines aL is a Ce tbr ¥y i ae be 2 ‘ Min ‘ i aL Rages . ¥ a . ” he 3 ‘ " ke Pe tea : - we A NPP SF . oa ay = NS ie ean Sate A ak oe BE Oo MOAI Sm Sa ac tehisteicsiy Wee reer on Y 5 ey Pope me pe, Os pie nee bn it fd ' 7) betes » oy : taht ASEH y Saath oo Me rg alll ian Wesel. > oe Reenter 5 ie ee TR nee ee E Ff OR FST TU ae «+ hh ones ees Kel eaperatin a ve a tre . ~ tt I agtay _ ‘ . . ee _ a | + a2? & ngs — Reve ran : hin ae 5 ay ’ ; : 4 S054 gag were ae 17h, SO glee een, ee y* ¥ . AO meyer whawa? ” _— ; . Nd . é or rm co . ——— Sila : is aie ; - ast” igh be SA eu os a's 3 -4 he es * _ rt mare. ty ; ee os * eel hie ieies Mitte s.. ‘ “, peewee . . “ “ “ -~ - ae See oe ~~ - . +9 ——— eee —— -_ 3 ; : } -—. 4 m4 _ ; ; ; ba 4y i \ ie - 4 oo Ee 4 4 - ? : } : . ..

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SUNDAY MORNING” | CT. LOU! c FUN FOR DEFEATED CANDIDATES i POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION | A SYMPHONY SINGER \ v_ll WITH ALICE IN rN WONDERLAND FPR gh ow 7 ~ & be, ' “* ~~ . | A — a | a ust . + * , . > ei Sow y ve 5 Ss -. ” i . ” MARCH a a a .s _—————— ae a Sn - : f ae Lo ae 7 a , ree Do "A a RS ¥ ole « ~ “> “ o> ean ee eet gees” anh eae ee o~gepeed® >See a ———=~ Mme. Julia Claussen, contralto, soloist with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra March 13 and 14. Blackburn: Mock Turtle. Alice Silverstein. A group of the Junior Players in “Alice in Wondertand,” to be produced March 6 and 7 Theater of the St. Louis Artists’ Guild. Left to right: Gryphon, at the Little Valeria Suliber: Alice, Guennette ADVERTISEMENT ~ ADVERTISEMENT j Former Gov. Tames M. Cox of Ohio, seems to have for- — gotten all about his. defeat for the presidency in 1920. See his swing on the golf links at Palm Beach. mete « N — ame —— al Apart from the nicety of saying simply,“ Northern ‘Tissue, please,” ic needicsenn > UISCl lilillid Ur | : Do You Envy the Health of Others? Read these remarkable statements of what one simple food can do Not a ‘‘cure-all,’’ not a medicine in any sense—Fleischmann’s Yeast is simply a re- markable fresh food. | The millions of tiny active yeast plants in every cake invigorate the whole system. They aid digestion—clear the skin—banish the poisons of constipation. Where cathartics give only temporary relief. yeast strengthens the intestin | he testinal muscles and makes them ‘ , , ° healthy and active. And day by day it new stor fF energy crackers—in fruit juices or milk—or just plain. For constipation,especially,dissolve one cakein hot water (not scalding) night and morning. Buy several cakes at a time — they will keep fresh in cool dry piace for two or three days. Al! grocers have Fleischmann's Yeast. Start eating it today' And let us send you a free @6py of our latest booklet on Yeast for Health; Health Research Dept. 114 Th 7 ‘ ah en e+ee88 mir 7 f) 4 hin > aeven aie sicbereh ON BROADWAY 1 *Ki4: Mace 4, The Fleischmann Company, 701 Washington I was tired t., couicn ¢t siecerT ae every part of me t ached Street, New York [ began to fear for my health. A friend suggested Yeast. My doctor said ‘Try it.’ I did I MATIN at Te ath -le . COMING FROM THE SCHOOLROOM teacher Ty as on - nnore r : ~~ Cn some LCaciier, i Was ver) afi rtu cr severai months. I felt unable physica - m T heoeae m — > ~ 4 piurige 4 cea ax x @ Cake eis a ~~ = = ’ . i > nree caxkes A i, Aeece ime 2 i€ ess © OF Tour monty na WOT K WOrk o e peop.e aii re ee ing na a neé ? as w’wnen i was sixteen anc my constipat - - ~ ar, , - “ns f @rye ° 1. bd CO} ig C ie) - be vf coll e Ba SS art a“ < - r -" j oer A i a* © i? —_ “~-« hiv x OnKS ~ - "ry — = . . = - — pit : V4 a : * steac Best of all. sleep was restored. Fle: ~ o@ -~€ ows 4a 4 o - ~- ea! yy G@uy cret now— ike x E WHERE LL WE. GC FROM HERE ? z = 2 7: ; ' = : De ee : | | ¥ . a 5 © i925 ev wr. Fearues ringing

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— * n 6 and 7 at the Little iber; Alice, Guennette finnyPictures {ENT OOLROOM in.June, a tired-out hity to do some very interesting work physically to meet the situation, but ke of Fleischmann’s Yeast daily, then eI felt less tired; and now at the end ork that involved contact with many mg has vanished, my complexion looks d my constipation, that arch enemy e past.”’ jas Caroline Barr, Chicago, Ill.) - ER OF A BEAUTY SALON, I come er of skin disorders. I unhesitatingly st. About five years ago I was gener- ork. I was suffering from chronic con- Vitality, and skin eruptions. I began hree cakes a day. At the end of two tisappeared, and as if by magic I found also. At the end of three months I a8 Katherine Fitrgibbon., Denver, Colo.) ¥ So memes oes . —-— wee DEORE FE Ke ie ROS OF TEE BROOME oh Ws ot Sy OK OY 2% ant “ss ~ = nites 6 — m. } 4 ms mg ey eS ae Sy x whee “Sih oe : 9 y Petes ; * ie . ,: . . : a " ™ _ ~ . - - - - a , ney, eee ie i N J ; Pe ; % z ; a , ; Py. ey " n ieee 4 . bel w= ere -~ F ; = - , 3% * aan \ ee ome @ a es a yD a . ee r my « = : am « eed AMI MN EM LOS A EC I Ne NE _“ i ae me “ips > oe - & ST.LOUIS Sunpay PO 1 Pages of Roto ' Pages — ~ —" oe 3I-DISPATCH True Life = ase | Stories Magazine By GEORGE McMANUS } KNOW WHY | 1 SHOULO:? € % Se eee s >” | BRINGING UP FATHER rr ( MOW-IEMKIN JUST GIT THAT STUFF OUT OF THE WINDOW -T'LL HAVE. a) ‘ Mit, +} ENOUGH MONEY WHEN | 2 ‘Lee AA} LHOCK 'EM TOGO oO fF F hs oO agi THE DHOVEL- MAKERS | VL (maw BALL! : *- | RATS: HERE COMES MAGGIE! ad POT ON’ NOUR HAT ANO COAT -WE ARE - “ — — — Ss “‘\ 2 Ete, .) | A ef) \ —_ : : \ (<2 0 : fe) = _ = nm Seagal : | =<. SF | = : Poa ‘ | , z : == - = = =— 4 gs. .~ ks eS \ H ce * r P 4 ; 2 ° = : = = = © ; ° 5 pee EES SS — — = a : SS = SS pe = oe — AN NN AANA, COULD ANY THING, BE SWEETER: OH! | FORGOT J pam | | PROMISED te Yo TO CALL ON WS MRS. SMITH- a WOU GO HOME AND WAIT | FOR ME’ ROSOEOY SOME DIRTN BURGLARS bl, ea ees Se eer © CNY GOLLY! THIS ISA TICKLISOH JOS: THEM: WHERE IS MY GON? TE MACKEREL: THEY'RE STILL IN Aithade oe eee} “CO |} REA GUN Pee Avy eer — yi ray iy oad ee Sd bs RM COs ney eA ee ee Re DY 6 oe , ut ae ~~ os Dine ee ae eS * - THIS 196 STATION -W-O-W YOU HAVE JUST HEARD THE FIRST ACT OF THE PLAY ~ “THE TWO ed - e* ¢ iy ae : . a ‘ : : 7 — ee mo oe . oar r me + ay Oe aa uy ‘ a - - oo Ct set ye “5 4 ri CS * ~ v . © i 4 . - 4 oF : - : “« ek We » . : 1,” »4 . . . - . . — . ee . oo % ae - - : “ os “CY ‘ ug oka : ng ¥ ao a we i we vr ° : : - be . e . Poe oe . ) , Aes oy 2 4 . ‘ os 7 "e 4 . , pen .m - Or Y as Ea RN Sa : PI . os ere ‘ ie fal ~ Bat a eo se * Post- : ’ * - ; ay NACE aan -. = ~ meraebhao st & a ao . “

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We will give the re- ceiving set as shown for selling your i2 boxes of famous rerine Saive and remit in our big catalogue sent you absolutely FR THE WILSON. CHEMICAL CO. Radio Dept. 75, Tyrone, Pa. SEND NO MONEY. WE TRUST YOU _.. wee Se es . : , m * 3 ‘ae tok, WE GIVE SIx BIo TARGET CARDS FREE WITH EACH RIFLE THE WILSON CHEMICAL CO., DEPT 75, TYRON TALKING MACHINE GIVEN | geo 540 Here te your first epportuntty te get marvelous disc record phonograph to banish lonesomeness and bring motor turns the retords Write at once. Lions », Powerful, spring for talking, playing. dancing and singing. weet reproduction that neo other phone- Strong. durable. handsome orna- N for selling your friends oeniy famous White . ‘a: , ge Date + Soe + anteater eee ene ee AIR | » of . ~ *peech te not im the strict : (a big art picture free with each bex) and re- mk as per ovr pian eur handsome free ti- ae ee et es ee tee | ee ee es eee tena eees mente deter ehene State. ...« . , : se a sine on Caju Island : y: | BUILDINGS RAZED y Uniform Factory on | ; Employes Were CoosTrizht. 19820.) » ” — — than 600 persons were killed; & more than ceeU werg injured mite and thousands of litres | on Caju Island Police | “a o estimated this afternoun. ; ’ ; : injured ftabuiated. Many j it was feared, were burned | ashes in the fire that followed | ® devasta:ing blast. 2300 Buildings Destroyed. REP. is | in. lo wa. ' Howse Sy | Judge Er — eo ee an lla ee 25 feet deep had been driven! ment as i errific biests, was found om the t the corre ; yy correspondent whe bare? fa Post -Di«p fermed +1 in the police beat. the only oroved 1% epondent g:-anted official per- wor to vielt the isiend. f the exrflesio#n was net — : : mMhed in Rio de Janeire..eae the CHURCH ment did not wish te alarm | / Crane Blown Half Mile. a half mile to the Island eof to the tons of dendimite and |», - ‘a mis of ‘tres of .gasoline QUERE meh exploded. 1400 casks of man (ath were destroved. on. 660 om Midings of ftwe surrounding | mobfisched ; were knocked down by thé Saturday Workmen™® quarters at here todas Roia and in Nichtheroy City. and Fishe Pm of 35.900 population. were | Worehiy razed \ tchurch a ' meg the seco’ night 39 po- just befor Wagons were busy ali night ' eas injure porting the wounded from two vearre aeeboring islands to the hospit- one of th all of which were crowded. ion Canada Government transformed ite Ke inte hospitals as an emer- measure BIG BEN | ' war arsena} of Rio Janeiro | LAIN DM) at™s and argmunition plants ) : onion “ Situated on Caja Island. Heuse of #6 tons of powder exploded what kx ca ¥ in addition te the ex- radio. ita ‘sand arms plants. there in British & talloring esta bl fshment on | away. Bland which made uniforms! Pic Ber . the Brazilian arty. Emplovres : Smes numbered about 2456 \hecause it - ‘ clogged most of them widews or | workmen | ‘takiog ow Dowder that exploded ad was after imported from the United were brow In addition there were on and word _— Quantities of gasmline gushman *roeene The explosion is be- heard tie ‘o have been caused by « the storage houses | Y INTO KAROLY] CASE: rue c coins i Fy La m.. oMmmitice te Comakder M. 4. «& Bereh Announces. 73 & woe of Treen : x @ agg ‘. mm INGTON March 3.—Chuiirc-' 4 s _ h of the Senate Forelen o 5 mm. mrnittee declared te- Highest Count Karoly! case would lewest 19. E ONSidered ty the committee today, 7. 6 ™ the special sestion of the walled foe Wednesday. Me. Rie anouncement after coa- Nae Senator Joh neon > A iMornia who is not whol- ‘th Secretary Hug es the question of free- tha: Ps) Ve i« 4 in the case tion to the United States | — Karolyt was author. | “mtirely on the bests of. “iON received from its own . “ves in EBurepeam coun- | the State Department de- | today tn denying statements | Hungarian Gevernment | ~~ “eDresentations that the | “Pred from entry. wy Cases tow.,.e : GTON, March ?—A Sa- a ett review was denied to- | 7 Pir iy - “ os Saas: 3 a cs. ; ‘ % GBS. seins Se a eee — os e Rae BI hee