St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 8, 1925

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BERLIN, March 7.—The mi: ijori- | gal adviser on the U pper Sijesian in the Reichstag have | oundary Commission and wag ap-| hadov ty parties agreed to frame a measure pointing Dr. Walter Simons Presi- dent ad interim of the German re Dr. Simons is a former ape | P ic 2 public. ‘Foreign Minister and now 1 presi- dent of the Supreme Court at Letp- tm rary President until a Ebeit is with the | Luther wath Simons ‘oO proclaimed ‘to nominate is understood that the deci- | to make Simons_the tempo- ccessor [fo elected was primarily idea of leaving Dr. Hans} free to carry on his work (‘hancellor ‘akeanel by duties of the presidential cf- of Dr. Marx the of support will fice. sane -in Prussia. ne was Minister Affairs in the Fehrenbach' and was the leader in the reparations negotiations illies. While Chancellor was a centerist, Dr. the ministry with party affiliations le resigned with the Cabinet in 1921. following the allies’ ul- on reparations. | He later became the German le-, Dr. Sim: of For- days to have “‘abinet jerman the ‘ehrenbach entered the presidency, would do much ‘ lien re oT TET Ted $14.00 Walnut-Finish STEEL BEDS These Beds struction made in tinuous with the living Very large chair, lamp. your the of ar oor are and are post heavy Special, of sturdy con- $7.75 cone ef- Suite $30.00 Golden Oak CHIFFOROBE drawers, spacious as this large siZe table and beautifully of are d- Piece Enameled Breakfast Suites is Chifforobe has five large large compartment hanging clothes. Our —s cel $12.00 All-Cotton MATTRESS hatbox and for } special A $22. 50 Value at at ee Suite consists eotton M g00d-fize drop- Be $ 715 tress with table ~~ ® four ] 4: tick and chairs your imperial chotce Bs biue. roll edge white or gray. FREE!—26-PIECE TABLE SET—FREE! A 4 ! A ee ee * AUILMMMSPOIMM MMMM IS Ft, Va Rnnein AVENUE Value at ull 50-pound “$0.95 this low all- oeeenenemmneineemmemnenemnmemmenteenee a YOUR CREDIT IS 6000 HERE —- ee ‘ple had asked , went CHILDREN RUN FARM COLONIES IN SOVIET RUSSIA ‘teacher, ean textboods on farming, Society of Friends provided one. “The old Russian U. S. Welfare Worker | in “speaker concluded, a ee Anna iL. cuees. Miss. labled the colony ) ‘former estate of a nobleman., | “An account done there,” she said, answer to the question of whether) ithe Russian people are worth, not} starting more of these colonies, io | pave the way for,a chain of agri- cultural schools.” _——— Smith to Speak on Transit. *. KE. Smith, consulting engineer | template joining Kermit and Col. will transit plans for St. Louis at a luncheon of the Scottish Rite Club | explained that she probably will be; it. Tuesday at the American Annex | He is conducting the mu- peasan,” the! nicipal survey preparatory to re- ‘ig still in the' organization of transit facilities. ‘saving, but helping.” tion indicated clearly that they 'spring’ the colony 100 children will operate 500 acres: of land, under direction of adults.) The children asked for an English | SO | dark new methods. to move to the of what has been) “is the best, chiefly, Her descrip-| her belief, worth it. Next | of more than) are for the city, read Ameri-| and the they can | Hotel. ages, and -not want the very best things. reason I came back to this country, was ‘to raise money interested in young ones The The for’ discuss rapid | Mrs. Roosevelt — for Italy. al to the Post-Dispa NEW ‘YORK, March 7.—Mrs. Theodore Roosvelt, widow of the former President, sailed toda) on ‘the Conte Verde for Genoa. Through Archibald Roosevelt, who lwas aboard the vessel to bid his | mother good-by, it was learned ‘that Mrs. Roosevelt does not con- Sinclair Sues the cago Dally News, tan te - Oil Co's. suit against soviet Government, latter’s revocation of the) oil concession ‘granted & opens next ~ ene The recent Rus makes the concession & and the Russtons . The Sinclair in Theodore Roosevelt Jr. when they come out of the wilds of Asia. He ‘in America again prior to their re- l turn to civilization. Kermit Roose- | velt and his two sons, Kermit Jr. land Willard also were at the pier. suit. The trial should © what extent civilized tes tices now prevafl in =. Charge of One, Tells of | Them at City Club. A wholly optimistic picture of |O 1 Russia, based on several) of personal contact, was of Seattle, Wash., who is a Ph. D., child welfare worker, journalist and | © author, ina address at | | the City Club yesterday. i856 David R. Francis, the last Am- | bassador to Russia in the days of | was a guest at 4) and William H. luncheon the empire, speakers’ table | Danforth presided. The bulk of the | }audience was made up of women | belonging to the Town Club. 'Strone’s topic had been announced | 'as “The Russian People; | Worth Saving?” Dr. Are They “T didn’t know the Russian peo- | anybody to save) them,” she said. “They have been | doing very well for themselves. I | in there three and a halt! years ago, (representing the Society | of Friends), at the beginning of the ' greatest famine in recorded his-| tory, and the changes since then | ‘have been as great as the difference (between bankruptcy and solvency. | No other European people has re- ‘covered since the war without our | loans. aided. ‘the ' blockade was / mometers., i and I borrowed a_e perSonal one 'from the American Relief Admin- istration.’ the revolution and told of the way | Russia has recovered un- One Thermometer in Hospital. “In the greatest fever epidemic world has ever Known the, keeping out ther-| When I was down with typhus in a Russian hospital the/ institution had one thermometer, The speaker outlined some of the | physical and economic effects of | these were being wiped out, quoting. statistics to show the. nation’s re- ‘Oy o | covery. tinued, like | wealth, | was | country |as before the war. “This doesn't mean,” “that Russia is anything | America in comfort and | and it is not up to what it | before the revolution. No | in Europe is as well off 06 We don’t real- | ize as the Europe ans do that war is ‘oll she con- | | destruction.’ | | Manner, ,ing observation, compelled close at- | | bobbed | ago, , tional Dr. Strong’s calm and assured | Plainly based on reason-_ which was augmented by her appearance. She has a ready | & smile and ruddy countenance, | crowned by prematurely gray | hair. She wore a gray | frock with a dark red and bordered | shawl, beneath which she held one arm akimbo. Russia a New West. “There was a time three years ’" she went on, “when the Rus- sians hardly believed they could) do their task alone. Russia stil] | knows she cannot expand her na-/} life without outside loans, | | but she doesn't feel the emeryency ' as keenly. She wouldn't make so |} great a concession of independence ior property the past, for aid. mired for in Russia and else- | | where—-not for moral or Tt Oh as she would have in | It is common talk | 90 that only through the firm govern- S ment she had had that Russia | Oh caped the fate of China, division | jMO into spheres of influence. : “Whenever I think of Russia in| general it is as of a new West. It | has that attraction of Western | America. So many radicals have gone to Russia with the idea that | it was going to be their own pat | ticular millenium, and have come back disgusted. Others, like those sent by the Friends. particularly | from the West, with Western ideas freedom, have gone there and liked it, and have returned there | after going away. It has the call | of an undeveloped country starting | the development of the greatest ex- panse of unoccupied lands in the | world, “Our American development has) been on the principle that when a | man takes up land it belongs to) him. The Russian theory is that | legally, and perpetually, the land, coal, water power and other re- | f] sources belong to all the people. ‘oll They are even beginning to work | out which particular groups of the | people should have charge of some resources—whether town, county or otherwise, but the great re- sources belong to the whole nation. Colonies of Children. would surprise Americans find out what they are ad- of “Tt to qualities, but for efficiency.” Dr. Strong described the ays-| tem of “chefstvo.” or guardianship, | for colonies of children. for their | protection and education, which | has sprung up in Russia. She was| esked more than a year ago U9 | tke the guardianship of a colony | i tively, ithe enterprise. on the Volga, 86 hours’ journe; from Moscow, to start a motel] |American farm colony, “‘hecause | she was an American.” and mele because she knew about farming. | She accepted, and, with some mis- givings, got her charges started’ on a collection of four patches ot! 9 and miles away in various dire-- yea from an old monastery in which: they were housed. Old Peasant Still in Dark Ages. Hier ’ task was, not to manage ac- but to guide and advise in She came back to America last vear and raised éral thousand dollars, which Se YV - en-| MENTS ARE IN FINE AND ARE FULLY GUARANTEED, SOME PRICED AS LOW AS 335" Used While You Are in the Store, Visit Our Radio Dept. SS] =e ALOL AN SSS >t Kleven Used Baby THESE BEAUTIFUL Grands INSTRU: CONDITION The Many Steinw this sa Demonstrators” purchase of a PIANO, PLAYER-PIANO or PHONOG > Unusual Ofte rs! year 1924 was by far the largest in our entire hi c of the GRAND PIANOS offered in this mami clearance were taken in exchange at Xmas time higher-priced goods. You'll find such familiar ft av, Weber and Vose. There are a number ¢ included and for those intereste le affords an opportunity to combine good taste W economy and save IMPOR TANTLY. Terms as Low as $10 Montmy”: ee ee ae ag ea =~ | | Phage Pianos A remarkable display of nationally known and de- SOME PRICED AS servedly famous instruments; LOW AS Ws Terms as Low as $25 Down and $7 Monthly All of these PLAYER-PIANOS are in excellent con- dition, many of them products of such famous makers as WEBER, STECK and STROUD. 33 5 eet BSN > | Two New “Ukulele Ike’s’” Perfect oe Clift Bdwards Ciiff kdwards Cli Clift Edwards ) “Only, Only One” “Lady, Be Good” “Red Head M “Caretaker’s aaiieee”. 10-In. D. D. USED AND PHONOGRAPH “DEMONSTRATING” MOST OF THESE AT LESS THAN 2 REGULAR PRICES ‘49c| « Edwards This is a clearance of 19 SLIGHTLY USED AND “DEMONSTRATION” PLAYERS. They are all UP-TO-THE-MINUTE 88-note iastru- ments and fully guaranteed. 12 MUSIC ROLLS AND A BEAUTIFUL BENCH INCLUDED FREE. Evenings bean ; Phone Tone Ol cis seine a —Sonoras—Vocalions—Brunswicks MANY PRICED AT ‘AMONG THE NUMEROUS BARG SYOU WILL FIND BEAUTIFUL CC SOLES—SOME USED ONLY A VER¥E FEW MONTHS. Prices are so vou'll certainly be surprised, but t stock is all tagged—the instruments e on the floor and The Sale Opens Monday Morning Terms As Low As $5 Down and $1 Weekly a ae rer I a ge a Oe ~~ ee an, ae tie Two New MEL-O-DEE Player Rolls No. 5426—"“Will Yeu Remember haa os "Freddie Rich — Tl See You tn Dreams”— wit: “Viayed by by Alan Moran me _— (Mafl Orders Solicited and Promptly Filled—Add ite tor Pestage and aan ee AEOLIAN COMPANY ¢Y# MISSOURI Ww. RP. CHRISLER,.PRES. 1004 OLIVE STREET Exclusive Representative for the Steinway Piano and for the Duo-Art Repreteets ee ee _———_—____ 7} — (J - BERLIN, March 7 fi SUNDAY, © RCH 8, ie, to give up thelr rights « % @UNDAY, MARCH 8&8, 1925. FRER CANpy!: Jelly Berns, ¥. & S. ey if : 3 ; Aspiti c Linimen B50, $1.00 Extract “a Can Black Pepper ¥. Colonial cigar, big yh Syringe Tubing... --- ah. Pee Cc " tixeptic .. 20. gon: : ea: 1 sin or Wages, oe a capentes. a tlaby taste. _ ibe ver Norwegian. . Sersing Bottle or = Tablets... . id Skin (Colledion) . “ee eo eee *“@.8* 88s? eiffer’s. ee © ee oe ee et & © = . (Cengh ' poe aie ve, Dr. srr Reonide Bene g eures colds Epsom Salt rie DeWiltt'« Ce > Hairine, a hair saa ’ lane's Pills, begt for liver. Pie Cana, “lia, core colde. » American Paste. kille rate. NMOe O'Neill's Remedy 3 Rheumatic Cure, Keiffer’s. Nuremedy, cure«x head colds. | Be Nureme Yeast Vitamine Tab Real Indian Herb Tanic. Haarlem Oil cage mpepel IT’S KEIF ‘> tb. 1. case's freeoh, trolden Nowené € nocolnte Bar Coarh” p each ~ae FE hee Puncy Cnupdy. | | The POST-DISPA’ hewspaper giving

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_— a re — SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1928. el ne Uhe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED Sinclair Sues the Soviet. By Radio to the Pos:-Di t ; cago Daily News, Cops rigin 4 a BERLIN, March 7.—The Sin Oil Co's. suit against the soviet Government, based on ‘i You Bay One, You Get One Free—Also Single Price Sale having sought to block prosecution of the case. Creager was ancillary receiver for the Stewart company. FREE DRUG SALE—KEIFFER|STEWART ACQUITTED PROADWAY AND FRANKLIN jun coun oer tated when the Court of Appeals held that although 14 of the 16 counts had been established by “ample proof of guilt,” Judge Van — Valkenburg, before whom the first Retrial of the case was necessi- trial was held, “bore too hard upon the convictions of the minor- ity of the jury” during fts delfbera- Valkenburgh was shown to have read an expres- sion of the Supreme Court of the United States before the jury relat- ing to stubbornness of the jurymen when a majority favored a verdict. Coolidge Invited to North Carolina. WASHINGTON, March 17.—Sen- ator Overman and Representative Bulwinkle of North Carolina, to- day invited President Coolidge to go to Charlotte for the May 20 Dec- laration of Independence celebra- tion, and he took the matter under consideration. . The President man- 20 anniversary, Black Draught............... 1 Free LO saggy Meg nt lee par ligt em ie, 50". “ ’ ws 4 » Carbolized Salve, Tr. Parson's. =| Pree 60c, $1.00 Rem Cough Syrup. es . 40e, Pas 1 Fre 1 Peromide Orcinine. cures colds. . Epsom Salt Capsules......... 1 ke Ammonia Powder, Britt's _.. jj.of Hot Water Bottle or Syringe. . . 80 ©! 5c Bulgarian Herb Tea............ 19¢ | Is nd. Root Beer Extract. Lambert's. 1 $1.50 Kolorbak Hair Tonic eeeceeees $1.19 Free Free Barkeeper's Friend... i 1 Free Free Free Free Hairine, a hair Ad's ea 1 » 5c O'Neill's Remedy Free ; Free Limited Double Eagle Stamps Tuesda ; ‘ste 9° Nuremedy, cures head colds....1 Free Optical Sale, Ig. shell read. Gl ; s1.OS tion system in 1920. est in our entire history. ered in this mammoth ze at Xmas time for uch familiar names as Schoenfeld Tea or Hinkle Pills _ 1 Free | pa and to intreduce a regular 35c tube | d Haarlem Oi! Capsules oF Fara ‘Tee who purchases 50¢ worth or mere Monday. Land Co ’ . .f s > hewspaper Biving” Associated Press news service. —" latter's revocation of the gs e . u ha } — e 7 « oil concession granted tn Etc.—Keiffer Free Toilet Articles—Keiffer opens next Nednesday at Moscy MME OO Faicohol (150 size). 1 Tree | aye pg coltmn—Buy One—Get One FREE | ti44 Been Convicted at First cen SS0- 7” : » Ae Free n Som, Ms B G.. oe eeess | The recent Russo Japanese t wie thorax + a Acid, 4 eee 2ic Talcum Air Float, Ib. can....1 Free 2 A 1] t C rt imakes the concession IM Doseine a ‘ ogre Free | “© Germicide Soap, 1%, Keiffer's, 1,¥ree Tria but ppe ate Ou ana the Russions sought . } ave Gly« cg ae ai 10¢ Castile or Olive Skin Soap 1 Free O d d R hearin The Sinclai Cang id Eye Solution, 1 Free | #%¢_ Almond ream, Keifter’s... .. 1 Free raere e g. it. hé Sinclair interest Boric Acid Eye $1.50 D : . 8 refne caeverine Mowowater...... 1 Free jer Kiss Compact, double, 1 Free | to give up their rights ane x peta Caps. gs a a 1 Free | 34-58 Dijer Kiss Compact Powder. .1 Free | suit. The trial should ‘ g5¢ Chloroform Liniment, 1 Free 40c, 50c Imported Bay Rum..... 1 Free 7 Sie, ee Extract Lemon. ..... 1 Free | 40c, 45¢ Witch Hazel, Rickenson..1 Free} KANSAS CITY, what extent civillzed legaj se, Oo Extract Vanilla....1 Free| Se Lily Drinking Gups.*......... 1 Free | 1, + of Kansas City today ‘tices now prevail in Russ} 55e, Black Pepper _purest....1 Free | 50¢ DeWitt’s Eye Bath........... 1 Free| E. Stewart o ; - Cigar, big Manilla....1 Free | 25¢ Foley's Face Cream.......... 1 Free| was acquitted in his second trial in Tubing oe 66008 66 e-* Py a = se age Bl ee Been Water : Free Yederal District Court here of Bae: ¥ : . a. a pee ree ~ , CAi SOAD om. ....-; Free = : ~- ——— — A epee Bale, vv inoptie. ie § Bree z5e reenn Sates ot renee Ne — charges of using the mails ong oe ee , = Se ree He ++ alnu eo ee e y 6 Saie i SS Soars ot 74 ree | 20 Heal or lat Chi 4 Bheg| fend Im connector ty, Tex 7 le Refina Cigars...... 2 . ) ’s Cocoanut § poo... , p LY Webster's doz....1 Free |} c. 7@¢ 4%-Bar Lemon Castile Soap, 1 Free rerdict was returned short- The verdict - Caps, 3 er Pee ees - a ae a —— way Ree senses 1 Free ly after noon The jury had been wil, Keiffer's size, ‘ree |: ‘having Powder “Safety’’...... 1 Free ° or Hat Bright Dyes 1 Free | 50c, 90c Cold Cream, Theatrical...1 Free| deliberating since 4:30 o’clock yes- ie, snl and Heath. | $4'o6° Cima” Ste tin it. ---1 Pree terday afternoo: ° . ‘ ompac e thin gilt.... ; 15e Baking “ode ot opaedy - — 2s Shaving on Ferexide Soap..... 1 Free Case Was Remanded. Liver , Norw sees ‘ocoanut Shampoo. .... o+-l Free —h ee ac: °° i Free | ft Borated Talcum, Kieffer's...1 Free Stewart, who headed the W. E. thalein Tablets......1 Free| sec A.D. s eg alae : one Stewart Land Co., and the W. E.| y riaster. Mead's > meee } Free l5e Face ‘Powder Co RC pe | } Stewart Mortgage be, Liquid Skin (Collodion)...1 Free) 35¢ Shaving Stone Caracura ..1 Free|tenced in February, 1923, to serve Brown Mixture Lowenges...... 1 Free | o5. Euthymo}] Tooth Paste. oe es ee r , “—? See Charcoal 5 aneate. ; i 15e, 19¢ Hand Scrub Brushes....1 Free five years in the Federal peniten- ae oho _, ‘Quinine ” 7 ce — a ——— Ln ow. Put. 1 Free | tiary and was fined $1600. . Si. Be seces oc, 25¢ Empress Face --+-l Free . Cathartic Pills, white Gye). +8 —— $1 Hair Tonic Dressing, Kelffer’s..1 Free | ©2"° WS remanded by the United . She Cecee: Sencil.. A ape 1 Free sae, Ste Henna Leaves or Powder..1 Free| States Circuit Court of Appeals in y ike Metal tolishing Cloth....1 Free | 75, ragged gg ae a RE -1 Free/ St. Louis. Other officers of the intergreen.......-- 1 Free| 40, « oe pour Hair Tonic. .1 Free! a... ies. who also were ~ OL, tusteless 1 Free 500 mat —e Paner and Env., 1 Free | ~t@wart companies, tor Oil, tasteless.......... Hair ON Ra dase es 1 Free} charged with fraud, entered pleas 3 Red Wing; Insect gg A > iree | 50c Face Powder, Keiffer’s..___ | 1 Free the Sane in Pa Calome! g pee, SA med tke, 4c. 98¢ Ivery-White Comb, 1 Free of nolo contendere anc ere . -_ Mint Tablets 4... Free | 35¢ Shaving Lotion, Keiffer’s...... 1 Free} Farmers from Northern states, poe = a. a Se Os Rubber Comb... .1 Fuss who had bought land from Stew- ae Sprmawmnatcstesn g Patent Medicine “Keiffer S ecl ] Si | P ° K iff art’s company, charged that they ¢—Column—Buy C ces eo pecia ingie frice CHrTer | nad been promised itrigation and Dr. Parsons’ Kidney Cure . See All Items in This Column Single Pri > would ke ] fits Ecrema Cure. Rh PES i kree|35c¢ Palmolive Shaving Cream......2 that they would make large profits. Se Hi rit ‘Roach we EF EXD Gh Bell's Pine Tar and coy 20c. 40c, T8e Many testified that — esc laxative Boro Pepsin........ 1 Free; ove Ftops, pure Uregon, fresh. Ib... ..28e | not forthcoming and tha ey case Comp enent Tab 7 Free Gee ‘a , Braga aE eo were constrained to abandon the) = DeWitt's Golden Liniment....1 Free| £1.09 Fever Thermometer .........68¢c | 14nd which they said they had pur- Dr ous eS toe eu RES - Free | $1.50 Fountain Pen, Holland......... 9¥c | chased for as much as $200 to $5 ‘s Cough Cure........ - Free! 10c Ivory or Lifebuoy Soap, 4 for 25c |. ti Indien Herb Tonic Tablets. .1 Free | Gc, $1.20 Caldwell Syrup Pepsin, 40¢, 78¢ | “7 9°F°- aug a Regulaitor Tea] Free age sponge — wt tm ag Ladd Government's Contention. . ‘ — those interested in the Golden Nouznt Chocoluie Bar. 1 Pree | ar hee Na ae ae, Rome Pert. .1 Free| The Stewart case was given na- ANO or PHONOGRAPH, Nout a Vourh er ied.” Eree | Ge, $1.50 Janice Perfume........1 Free| tional prominence during the sen-| S — uney Capfy, + it eat « I Free $1.50. $2.50 French Perfume...... 1 Free! atorial land-fraud investigation in Fombine good taste with. SE ee 1 Free 75c Lilac Vegetal, Keiffer’s...... 1 Free | ' - : | ~ ae ithe spring of 1924. , = ? | Re ics ion: ‘ommitteeman The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening | Republican national con from Texas, was accused by a Kan- sas City lawyer, at that time, of 0 Monthly _ — -_ M—_-- = —_ (ONROYS of 19 SLIGHTLY USED ON” PLAYERS. They NUTE 88-note instru- ateed. 12 MUSIC ROLLS BENCH INCLUDED Evenings by Appoint- mt; Phone Olive 6815 MENTS. PRICES unswicks MEROUS BARGAINS ») BEAUTIFUL CON- SED ONLY A VERY Prices are so low surprised, but the the instruments are Almost forty years of actual experience protects your musi- cal purchase—if your Piano is secured from Conroys. The final choice of the-largest piano manufacturer’s prod- uct is yours—/f your Piano comes from Conroys. _ Noextra price is charged for this guarantee of musical sat- isfaction. Conroy prices are not only lower, but the phrase— Conroys alone give Conroy values”—is more than signifi- , Cant. | Ae No matter what price you pay or what type you buy, we believe a better instrument-at a better price is obtained from Conroys. Monday Morning FINS ~ No carrying charges are included in Conroy contracts. a. by Freddie Rich mae" by Alan Moran Mn Very Convenient Terms Your Present Instrument Taken in Exchange GONROY 1100 OLIVE ‘ Ne a hy ae L — = ee i ge ’ : ~producing Piano RE ee EE nS SLES DES D/L IO The Paramount Piano Store a9 Lhe World’s Choice of Beautiful Pianos DERGB . ccc cc cccccecee seme eseseses 2-pty SHERWIN-WILLIAMS FLAT-TONE AND OIL PAINT Made to meet par- ticular requirements of the higher class gentedl effects in wall decorations: better than kalso- mine and Can be washed with soap and water without injury. Quarts, 90c; 1 Gals., $1.70; Gals., $3.25 PAINTERS’ WALL BRUSHES 4-inch size; set in rubber. Special price... ccoccccccvecisoes PAINT BRUSHES 214-inch. estze, rubber get. 39c SPeCcial PYricO.cccese sees 0e6iesss BRONZING OUTFIT Assorted package of twelve colors with ke pout of bronzing lUquid and two rushes. Complete Outfit $1.00 vee? @P @e @eweeeenseteee#eeeeeee#e« Parcel post weight, 1 pound. “LIONOIL” FLOOR ENAMEL Made in 8&8 colors and is suited by it's unusual quality for é¢ither inside or out- side use when great durability under hard use is desired; it brushes on easily. dries hard and free from cracks. 3.91.29 3; $225 F2' $4.25 OLD ENGLISH WAXER AND POLISHER For waxing end polishing varnished shellacked or waxed floors: size of Polisher inches - 7 pounds; price. each...... One can of wax end brightener FREE with each Polisher. HENDRYX BIRD CAGES Ivory finish round Bird Cages, in 3 sizes Special prices: Al! furnished with seed guard, Size 8: these Skillets are all first class. no seconds. Special 89c Parcel post weight, 5 pounds. FOEN ELEOTRIO Light of weight, only Dryer constructed hot or cold alr: Has porcelain heating element. easily accesel- . Guaranteed to give Parcel post weight, % full hollow ground, black handle. Special price 2: GERMAN - SILVER HANDLE German silver handle, finish ; price. each oo eeevre Sexson sceee ee 2 VACUUM BOTTLE l-quart size. same 45 above. VACUUM LUNOH Enameled case with 1-pint vac- _ 3 pounds. N DOG BISCUITS 5 pounds. ...-+-++* ROLLER SKATES with four cutters. coarse, medium. fine For Boys and Girle—With Steel Ball Have steel truse# RIBBED GARDEN HOSE QUALITY GUARANTEED (joed Hore ie the only kind that ex pecta - tions. Econ- st weight, € pounds. PERFECTION MITER ood to prevent warping: tg ee Parcel post_ weight. $-IN-1 NEST OF SAWS Price per foot, tn 50-foot lengths: 1, -inch 13c ee 15c ee en cs" 1c | Sato i7e| O-piy.... HAIR Parcel post weight, 5 pounds. SWING RAZOR STROP . RAZOR STROP—Canvase and leather. with a tube of Bagle Strop 1 pound. keeps liquid hours: has 1.39 $2.39 KITS $2.39 . The Rollers frames: tained. free | lls cannot be Box ~ pounds. com- PORCELAIN-LINED . $51.25: special...$4649 _ $58.80; special. ..$53.46 A 7.75: especial. ..$61.55 80: special.. .§67808 RECEIVING SETS Complete with storage “A” battery. 90- “B”" battery. & Radioctron tube and Thorola loud speaker. DFIiCO. 02 cee sveveseens (Regular value $206) “PHILADELPHIA” WET-B-BATTERIES unite in nice wood tray. “R” BATTERIES BURGESS and EVEREADY Fresh Stock Every Wee CUNNINGHAM RADIOTRON New bakelite base. Special price....-- LOW LOSS VARIABLE - CONDENSERS 23-plate, .00065 capacity. 3 Sockets in one-piece panel mounting: all bakolite: each.... 1 and @ radio frequency To fit Harkness eoseeeeeeeeeeeeeneeerees Special for Radiola 3-A set: bullt-tn horn, solid walnut. eee eoerenver ee + +8 (Regular value $28 00) 4A CHROETER 810-812-814 WASHINGTON AVE. ST.LOUIS Weekly Ad No. 1063 AIL ORDERS SOLICITED LEONARD CLEANABLE ing. For eewing leather. CLOSED inches deep. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4! Ug Fd ‘PAINT AND OIL 1919 FRANELIN AV,—-Bemont ee ae ———— Below are listed a few of the many items in Drugs, Toiletries and Sundries which we will sell Monday at decisive price cats. If you will check off the items that you want right now and come down to our store Monday, you will save yourself a considerable sum of money. Add 10% to Mall Orders, for Packing and Postage Fitch’s Dandruff Remover Shampoo,49c 75c Fitch’s Quinine Hair Tonic ......48¢ ifested a keen interest in the day || that Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, has honored for years, as the one on which Amer- icans declared themselves free and independent of the British crown. While President, William Howard Taft went to Charlotte for the May Clearance Sale of Shelloid Frames . With Spherical Lenses This ts the biggest value we have ever offered. The combined value of Lenses and Frames is $5.00. Everything complete by Dr. Irwin Cohn ONLY........ $4.95" oes usin Sa SS ee ee lhe Se OL ele lAthia Tablets J. B. i. Anptiseptic Pewder....80c Korn Pop Cerm Remedy 7" pe v= pperts, $1.50 cach; $2.76 a pair $1.20 Hot-Water Bettie, teed 8129 2-quart ranteed Raser with 50c eee eee eeeme + .88e § Se oe ee ee ee 31.50 Rubberset or Hver-Ready Shavinn Brush «ccoccsccece BOO | ES-PE-CO Cod Liver Oil Tablets. .... 39c|* eee 0 OXY oy yVY YY — S LENK AUTOMATIC BLOWTORCH ee. se practical electricians niekel-plated: natured 1; 5°% inches; price, eee Pee eee ee eee ve * ee opt ee ee eaeee WIGS. ceccccceccoceseeses Gy anveveveenbananseed “eee eet meceeeeaeeenee lis 150 feet jong. & feet wide. Fancy “entucky 3S pound Per POURG. 20 cls ovve cooseodeandees GRASS SEED canvas and thick cloth: complete with awis and thread; price, each. ........46... Parcel post weight, STEEL MEDICINE CABINETS French R 9x11 tmches: especial price.... {STEEL MEDICINE CGABINETS White enameled with inside shelves: size 19 inches high. 13 inches wide. | inches deep, French mirror, Ox1l1 inches: specia ect: ! price. = PORTABLE SHOWER Easily fitted to your bathtub: out of %-inch nickel-plated brass tub- high-grade corrugated metal bulb connection Bpecial, complete, a PT eT erre ELECTRIC HAND LAMP Metal lens: cells. rc se. complete with two battertes. VELOOIP Fitted with “%-inch solid rubber tires and adjus'able Purchased from Schroeter’s adds te the beauty end value of

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Rager and Sarah Ben- l be gp Mavis? of Tremont, Pa To Thomas W. the personal interest he had taken oT OUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPA — alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED 7 ay. SUNDAY. : SUND MARCH 8, i92s. a MARCH s. i928. — —— ied a RR Her Estate to Charity OF DILWORTH ESTATE Names Relati' A and Friends in Will “ f Is ' ‘ h : Ow é ry - 1d . ; pee les \ s . re in if © > sa Poe | «: i) (}} ; | i Lf 1? Pie i eman y j gd vesire« ( ia@\- rueu the } i i hye . . ding «> ’ articles The Will stated friends will re- } MRS. ELIZBETH DILWORTH. in her interests bequests of $1000 each a library clock. Cash Gifts. The other cash bequesis are| frank P. Murphy of Rampford, Paris,, Brooklyn, $200 to Mrs. Carrie Laf-| , she gave $5300 and a fin-| erty of Kirkwoed, and $1000 t0 lamp and Other of l#banon, Pa... and Vil- S1roe00 to ger ring, with a request that $300, Marcel Deslandes of Vance, France, 9 be given by him to his sister, Miss| to be paid him when he is 21. The other bequests of personal | property follow: To Miss Melba | France, her} Bampford; to Christian | C. executor ‘of the estate, a six-cylinder automobile Deslandes of Vance, i and a diamond solitaire ring to be; trunkful of solid silver, an opal | mounted at the expense of the es-| brooch, a string of pearls and A | ; to W. W. Ford, her Pittsburg. diamond set platinum watch: to} $1000 “in recognition of Miss Isabel Deslandes of Vance, 4) sapphire ring and a_ lorgnette: _ AUCTIONEERS — BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS OFFICE: 713! CHESTNUT ST. PHONE: OLIVE 18984 AUCTIONEERS TRUSTEES BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE, A HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS T PROSSER’S WAREHOUSE, 3149 LOCUST STREET Clayton, a cameo ring, three | 4 if china: to susie ' Louis County, (Clarence ‘consisting of some 150 volumes. “yuneral services were held Fri- The body was cremated. Ths ashes will be sent to New York. SANTA ROSA, Cal., | Luther _ |seventy-sixth — | working as usual in hig experi- | " two bronzes, two | mental gardens. He was the re- other statuettes, a bronze Egyptian jc ipient of congratulatory messages all over the who felicitated him by wire Henry those e Thomas Edison and to Miss Gussie Wolff diamond bracelet, a bedroom set of nine piece large rug from her a diamond to Louise Arbuckle of Louis, a turquoise ring and a n Ee Woman to Mrs. Frank P. Murphy, Brooklyn, “her library rus,” : Anna Celler, Brooklyn, | “her plain red Chinese rug, her draperies and her diamond Dar pearls: to Mrs. Grace | ‘Cannon. New York City, a diamond lorgnette; to Mrs. Emily York City, a chain bracelet with diamonds; to Mai brooch set with diamonds end pearls: to Mrs. Marian llirst of cabinet, York Tit A console eoat. silver fox neckpiece, : , - ae pearl rings, pearl necKila liamond sunburst and several sets Mahon. { f Mahon, her Burbank. 76. Works as Usual. Prass Burbank celebrated birthday today world, gold mesh- gytee 1 music ‘to Louise Hatch Tucker of Montclair, N. Y., necklace and a solitaire pes ar ] sa ophire Pullman, i@ Ger- ‘“- said tha a diamond brooch, : a clock. and chinaware: and ‘ibrary, March 7 among oS MAD ) ROBBED 3 HOMES = OFS100,000 IN ENELS ates Man _ in’ pede | story, while members of the family ‘were absent, she took Mrs. Vehon’s i jewels and several expensive arti-| icles of wearing apparel. Chicago Robberies in Con- fession to New York Police. Rv the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March > ciihenaae ts ed and charged with the theft here «ndin Chicago of more than $100,- | have confessed today to the rob- herv of three homes in which she | worked as a maid. her companion, Herman Lieber- wirth. who also was arrested, and t he played the stock mar- ket with the results of her opera- | tions. ‘When arrested, Mrs. Wernitzer ic said to have confessed to the theft of jewelry valued at $80,000 from the home of Mrs. Morris Ve- hon of Chicago, and of jewels, furs! ; ° : been recelved here that a Belgian | and silk. valued at $23,000 from the home of Mrs. Lucille Scham- herg of New Yorh. Police said she also admitted taking valuables from the home of a family in Glencoe. Ill., where she had been y j}emploved. Another of he: victims, detec- ‘tives said, was a Mrs. Shamberg of this city, from whom she took jew- els and silks worth $15,000 and furs valued at $8000. Mrs. Wernitzer’s story, as made She implicated | Yellow River. lowing her separation from her | husband four years ago she lost | heavily in several remenaggay #6 and found herself penniless. ord- servant in the homes of wealthy first employer was Sieh TAM ROBBED OF $1000 families. Her Mr. Vehon, whose 1221 Astor street, Chicago. On Jan. 22, according to her | in her booty were a pearl necklace valued at $28,000, an $8000 diamond | ‘ing and an $1800 watch. Mrs. Wernitzer was traced | through a jewelry store where she, had left several of the Venon gems 000 in jewels and furs, Mrs. Anton | ¢ ‘Wernitzer is said by the police to for appraisal. She told the police she had met Lieberwith 18 months ago and had | 'fallen in love with him. The po- lice said the mau, a German me- canedinng had been interned during ‘the World War on suspicion that, | he was a spy. | They were charged with grand | ‘ley in a Ford, had just thrown it larceny. Belgian Missionary Kidnaped. By the Associated Presse. BRUSSELS, March 7.—News has |gnissionary in China, who has been | ‘in that country for 15 years, was) 'earried off by brigands Jan. 15. | l was said the missionary’s captors, | ; finding that they were being pur- | ing from the Federal Reserve Bank sued by troops, sold their prisoner | to the trust company, which is at | to a mounted band, who took their|Grand boulevard and Gravois av-| victim into the desert beyond the A Belgian mission- | ary was killed in the same district l last’ year and another one held 'nublie by the police. was that fol-| prisoner for 35 days. address was, Included | ‘tossed into a rubbish heap in the isippi avenue. They were in a Buick It;ger, Henry Miller, 19 years old, of | to the curb by the robbers’ car, tint “covered” the chauffeur of the oc cupants of which jumped other grabbed the satchel out with revolvers ‘drawn. One saying anything. ie sues Judge for $50 associated Press. ANKFORT, Kvy., Mar ng mental and physi — Satchel Contatetany 4 $52,000 in. 3 | Cancelled Checks Also Taken But Found Later. — rr | ———> 2iKHHoKHHKHGHMCHANHEHANHTOKAN Three hours after robbers had | ‘taken a satchel containing $1000) in dollar bills and $52,000 in can- | ‘eeled checks from a youthful mes-| senger for the Farmers and Mer- | 'chants’ Trust Co. yesterday morn- ing the satchel, still containing the checks, but minus the cash, was rear of 3122 Pine boulevard. Two policemen, walking through the alley there, saw a negro sal- vage the bank satchel. He said three men, speeding east in the al- | there. Either three or four robbers had committed the holdup, at 10 a. m., in Gravois avenue, east of Missis- — or Studebaker touring car then, and came up from behind the Red Top taxicab in which the messen- 3609 Nebraska avenue, was return- enue. Miller customarily made his downtown trips with money in a Red Top cab. This one was driven by Benjamin Prussen. It was forced al ee - ——$ ¥ Fa You are interested in DEVELOPING LAND me ' would like to tell you about opportunities in South Central Texas. Lands available for citrus fruits, grapes, truck? crops, cotton or general farming. Profits to practical men attractive. H. M. MADISON, Gen. F. and I. Agent San Antonio & Aransas Pass Ry. resulting from about - . nts of 30 hours eac " - L endon, Ky., L. M. K gLoogoottee, Ind., today fil rederal court here » A. T. W. Manning. of - cirevit Court, aeskir 9,000 damag¢s- Ketcha was a worker for the K — _ .LOUIS’ GRI OTHING ST gut of the High-R: p Ov °" District | Monday at the-Old Re GLOB ers Ss an s- re Suits.... 's 3-Piece Pe pe and Blue 's $20 2-Pants | ee. . ae n’s $20 Genuine ine Raincoats; — f i ) : ~ eo, San Antonio, Texas ’s $10 Worsted ee: Sage ~ . . + - : 2 . Gide . “ Ba 4 f.>8 2 ei ia ac + Ser car 4 . 7 . - 4 . ~ c 7 * ra ? > “4 - . ~ ~~ - e a Sa: a * a Barts Spee nad ? > ta . falas =~ . n y - y DG te a en ee = nacpeadnioath we —e . ‘ A astapeirreeilwrape om, a ee earns ‘ 1 ee SS : -% ‘ “ . : . * 5 * — - See ~ 4 + wey . — 5. = ss eatin 2 — — abet, nits ea mats ‘ Spied arias Oe ie P eee : ~ > : Then Raat e SP Raoult bs ' ane ny - sic. Se a Pet epters -9e a. _gor is ‘ , 7" . ; . ” : me eed ae — af nt hecttege ee as ; . om he eh LG oo ey eee ote : re ae” let gee ae ae 1 a Pp > : oy 3 pra She ta Sn AY ante Pe : ~ Ne — : : ‘ ’ . ‘ . tae: vo ST ene Par 4 salle “ § ns ~~ on vis ~ Salaiee > ar enon yeary ‘ Peaeine nin sith snail ze aes aoe r Me ” om 4 are ty ? - Aas ‘ oy % ms oe r ~ * : Aa Si gg Ae, ys 2 es PS . “ : wy bsg ‘ “ y ae Sa te pay ee . e 2 ae oS Se. = oa ae ek es. ig. A en ee 3 - ‘ ? * is tt wd ae! pon rapt Ae eee = - vs Be Taree onderent ae “ih ons setinns ae obntin wey wi * Se . . » * - a GORPO Le oy 85 9A gos + Sale BAe Bs ha hush a * eo La = ~ at Se ol m. whey “aes ” Fe as ae ay : WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11TH, 10:30 A. M. Pursuant to ab order of sale heretofore made by the Referee in Bankruptcy for tits Division and District. and subject to for sale for the undersigned trustee of the ness as Hanella Furniture and Antiaue . |. Dining-Room and Living-Room Furniture, Bedroom proximately as follows: Tables, Chairs. Lamps. Mirrors, Bric-a-bra: in bulk and suitable detail subdivisions J. D. LINDSEY. Trustee. Wainwright Dlde BE NN. @, SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers, 715 approval therebs. we will offer j estate of B. F. Nefree. doing busi- certain assets, consisting ap- The property will be offered TERMS CASH MEYER BL CHER. Atty... Tith iaranty Bidg. 1% Rie sine St. TRUSTERSS BANKRUPTCY AL CTION SALE! PALACE NOVELTY COMPANY, BANKRUPT 4 105-107 SOUTH Pursuant to an order of sale heretof THIRD STREET ALTO TRANS. WAREHOUSE) { VEDNESDAY, MARCH 11TH. 2 oe O'CLOCK P. M. by the Referee in Bankruptcy for this Division and District. and! subject to apr roval thereby, we will offer for sale for the undersigned trustee. certain Wall Cases, Counter Cases, Safe. Adding Sn assortment of Novelty Jewelry, etc. fixture s consisting of Show Cases, hine, Desks, Chairs The property will be offered in bulk Mirrors and and suitable gdetail subdivisions, the highest bid or combination of bids to prevail. TERMS CASH. JOS. M. REARDON, TRUSTEE, CHILTON ADJ. CORP., BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers, COMMERCIAL BUILDING rei CHESTNUT STREET “there So Ae Nee aes aN in Debt aati Nn OR phair: sale eB ARB A he pe get yaa nag Oe een ae ge se : 2 i ae e .- ays : es) Sten no te emeen FS oO ae aN 2 rie, : a a » xy eee Rid OES ee aa ah, Bs a ys age tpt ak nay ie pene Ri Ne Leone Ee a ? a. MaseDieer~ in oa 2 aX TRUSTEE’S AUCTION SALE! | MEN’S FURNISHINGS | 1811 S. JEFFERSON AV. FRIDAY, MARCH 13th, 10:30 4. W. Ry virtue of the terms and conditions contained in a certain attel deed of trust executed by H. Friedman, for the benefit of creditors. we wil! offer for sale for the inde rsigned trustee a marketable stock of Men's furnishings Collars, Ties. Shirts. Hose, Unde ir, tjloves, et three Floor Cases. Cash Register, Display Stands, Shelving "Co inters. etc. The property will be offered in bulk and detail ts TER MS ASH ORVILLE LIVINGSTON, Trustee. BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, 510 Locust Street. Auctioneers. Fit’, Chestnut Street. + Dongen spine Rat os st ae oe oe cates aia ERM CREAT IN PAIR | OAR AG 8S NL ON AL RAE SE EET gn Oo jree- APNG Wj Be cle, 292 aie elkirk Auction & Storage Co, AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS OF ALL KINDS OF STOCK Our regular Household Goods Sale every Thursday at 1808-10-12 CHOUTEAU AY. MAIN 1683 ae . 4 . ea pelgy* WO nae ae Btin - NES meee ie 2 Hips Sipe! oa ahs rs . : Sgt ye BO ; SA A NONE Re TOF AEN AR Type oe Pel Meet ips bing Aer ye easy ar 5 a irteee Ee Ss ig ape > oe wave v7 + ie Se ES Se A EP AMA RG REE Beg em EE A in At a eine ¥ ’ eng Oe a chim CR aa Pen aie MET A © a RR elute She, TO segment eR es ; Leta Tag? ey. vam — _ - aie 7. LL OE RO UO a RTE FRR nes 6 foe OI EPO *y os Rae SS fo perchy +. . 1126 ST. CHARLES ST. epee. ba es Great 7 So ee cad bt Pag ESS Mil AROS SE vil , * v? - sii Raa RE SGT SE’ He er é, 3601-07:‘Lucas Avenue AUCTION SALES WEDNESDAYS, 2 P. M. and FRIDAYS 10 A. M. gn AUCTION WATCH NEXT SUNDAY’S POST-DIS- PATCH FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION. IRVING SALES CORPORATION ST. LOUIS, MO. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS’ WORTH OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND AN ASSORTMENT OF ARMY GOODS. ROOM MUST BE MADE FOR A NEW AND DIFFERENT STOCK. SEE NEXT SUNDAY’S POST-DISPATCH A. A. SELKIRK, Auctioneers & Appraisers YNORI £ oe), AUCTIONEERS and APPRAISERS Telephone, Lindell 2160 | GOODS AT PRIVATE SALE DAILY —_— | The Last Week! Essential Kitchen Conveniences to Be Had ! oan FTOQOSIER | Height of work-table adjusted to Suit Your Convenience, Leg inserted in steel socket — an unusually substantial construc- tion. Roller - Bearing Work- Table — Slides Freely, Stays Rigid. Most Practical Flour Bin in Existence. Patented Shaker Flour Sifter Makes Baking Better. Cutlery Drawer and Velvet - Lined Silver Drawer Suspended from Extending Table-Top. No reaching —at your finger tip. Large Metal’ Sugar Bins with Exclusive Advantages. York 4 OOSIER 100 Revolving Spice Cas- ter Within Easy Reach —QOne of the Most Noted Kitchen Conven- lences. Airtight Glass Jar for Bulk Foods. Sanitary Removable Roll Doors — Clean Themselves, Largest Uncluttered Work-Space—No Farti- tions or Cubby-Holes to get in the way. Handy Racks on Doors. Patented Menu and Salad Charts. Scientifically design- ed Drawer and Cup- board Space. Solid Front Frame— Panded Ends—Mouse- proof, Antproof and Dustproof Construc- tion, A Five- Pound Sack of Royal Patent Flour HOOSIE: , CLUB PLAN SALE and IG FREE OFFER Delivers Your HOOSIER Right now $1.00 puts a new Hoosier in your kitchen. You can pay in deferred payments to suit your convenience. The first dollar delivers your Hoosier—and this week includes free the articles men- tioned. Special Offer for One More Weet For one week we offer the unusual terms and extra inducements in ot These are yours at no extra cost. The low casi price prevails—a price kept down by the mammoth production of the coun= try’s largest exclusive kitchen cabinet factory. Not a cent added to cover HOOSIER Department. “interest” or any other extra. 31-Piece Decorat- ed Dinner Set This beautiful dec- orated Dinner Set of 31 pieces is in- cluded with this remarkable offer with each Hoosier Cabinet sold during this sale. But to make sure of getting this set and other articles as mentioned, better come early and select YOUR HOOSIER. as the sale is limited to a certain number. Of course. the 225 Cabinets will be sold and deliv- ered to those who come first. FRE WHITE ENAMELED KITCHEN STOOL This makes anoth- er convenient ar- ticle of use with your kitchen work, and comes in han- dy with a HOO- SIER. Helps to make your kitchen work easier. HELLRUNG & GRIMM . Ninth and Washington We are members of the Associated Retailers and refund railroad fares or prepay freight in accordance with their lat . _—— = . ‘ | iy wee 2-Pants All-Woc : ri eons Blue $6 . . aes Suits ane + ge and $: Men’ s $5 Sn ‘Felt Hats...... Men's $1 Pongee 1 oth Shirts .... ‘ “Men's $1.00 Work Shirts.........‘ en’s 15¢ Cotton SOx.... en's and Boys’ $3 Caps. en's Combination Overa "Men's $3 English Importec net GON ooo se tees Leather-palm Gloves, “arcer Genuine Fink’s Re mond Heavy Ov pl . % as Includes — With Each — Hoosier Sold wh and Jumpers. . Men’s Pencil Stripe Serge and Genuine ‘Medal Jeans + DOUBLE EAGLE 8T4 MAIL ORDERS FIL! A beautiful 10-piee” Kitchen Set—3I-pil 2c decorated Dinner § — 14-piece cryst@ - glass Food Containers © —1 white enamel Kitchen Stool. World's Largest Music i Olive St. Steres From Coast te Cor Manufactur PLAY'| |OUTF || $8 a Mor We will take your pre instrument at present New Piano Outfit. This is not a $285 val Pianos ‘ ee te ee sn eee io a FREE 10-Piece Kitchen Set During | WAS The Set fits a sliding tool compartment drawer, built into HOOSIER’S extent ing table top, which puts your knives forks where they are easy to find. r FREE 14-Piece Crystal Glass Food Containers - We include with your NEW HOOS at no extra cost, this great assortment @ crystal glass Food Containers, Fow splendid receptacles, each for a sf food or spice and: each kept in & one place makes that ticular food est to get at. d >. i - . “6 Coal BRS PERe Rees ’ - Sixteenth and Cat Oe eR et RT OP RT ome SO ITO I eT ee Ee ee ms 3 ao

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» oo Te rae > 6 . c ~ ae SUNDAY MARC H &, 1925. tt tte ~— - Sli —- — ee a: “covered” the chauffeur and thie r gr: ibhe ad the SALC hel, wit : faving anvthing. hour the Out District SR steeday at the Old Reliable ae ry tes ~ ¥,% ie b hate Py . Me F —y e. s $15 All-Wool Top-. Every iets Who Has An- swered Questionnaire as Project Has Stated ‘Yes.’ ee ee tor municipal office had replied up to yesterday to the questionnaire |}concerning the projected Memoria] which was mailed to all the Plaza, ,candidates Wednesday night by the | Memorial Plaza Committee. The six s Riines | alates mie and Blue $10: Suits . ’s $20 2-Pants Sults, stripes _ pary reply gave the desired worsteds.. ‘yes "—except that the S $20 Genuine Gab- ‘ae lidate for ¢ ‘ompt: ‘ollier answered Raincoats; also. %ats......$13.90 s $10 Worsted Suits. ....95.00: the early of the plaza completion and buildings in connection with it. Among those who have replied are three candidates for to the quéstion about early of ‘no”’ erection the municipa: audito- rium. Replies Received. The questions asked whether the candidates, if elected, would exert Candidates for Mavor—Louis P. Aloe and George k. Dieckman, Re- publicans: G. A. Hoehn, Socialist. Candidates for Comptroller—-ku- J Sartorius, Democrat: Socialist. Alderime og ee — $6. 75 s’ $8 2-Pants Suits, fanc : imeres and G leds Sf ae Ss Se Candidates for wn’s $1 Pongee . en’s Combination Overalls .$1.75 | teenth, August Walz (R.); fen’s $3 English Imported Broad-| jy. Spelbrink (R.): Harry P. Rief- é Meloth Shirts ...... $I. #5 I ling (R.): Phil. E. Briscoe (D.). / Seventeenth, Thomas S. Wattsg, in- cumbent (R.); William H. mann (k.): Dr. C. Carter Lee ther-palm Glove s, **mme conds* Overalls | Brunk (R.): E: “Let's Get Busy.” hme MAIL ORDERS FILLED soe a a ‘hase, This answer conf . pure Wurrilzer LiZER World’s Largest Music House 1006 Olive St. Stores From Coast to Coast DAY SALE Offer Manufacturer's Great Player-Piano IPLAYER-PIANO| OUTFIT eh phonograph or other musical We will take your present part payment on the piano, instrument at present full cash value New Piano Outfit: 7 . as This is not a $285 value, but compares favorably with Player- Pianos selling as high as $600. - | . ™ a, | ' ‘ ee ee ue 1) PLAZA PLAN inot be | will be elected to the 16 offices to| Mayor. Ev- | anSsSW 2? Prins ,to the purposes of the Plaza Com- mittee. Dieckman answered yes to jevery question without reservation. hearty project, the work, finish the plaza and thus give St. Louis at least one great | center of attraction.” Sartorius, | /naire, e xplained: 'for ' courthouse. Twenty-eight out of 84 candidats |{ i fee! ‘'derman Nangle. to Whether He Will Rush *‘te for the courthouse, Hoehn answered yes, also adding comments in favor of the ending, “Let's get busy. made his efforts running for Comptroller, reservation that of the office. Watts Changes His Stand. Alderman Watts. who, with A'- 'derman Nangle of the Twenty-fifth Ward, formerly opposed the plaza submitting the question- “Originally ] was location of ths Hiowever, as the peo- lle have spoken under the refer- endum in regard to this matter, 1 I can but bow to their will.’”’ Stoppelworth, who is opposing Al- commented: “Tiss favorable replies to the downtown is just the reason I am seeking ‘wv (be Alderman of ‘the Twenty-fifth Ward, because the incumbent | | didn't vote this way a member Aas |of the board.” a Cas- | ai a ;queries included are for the pur- Suits. . | me pose of committing the men who! is directing the Socialist | meee ees earnest efforts in support of the ' h ‘ Cli © é Zi . ‘ . y 2 | ’ 2-Pants All-Wool Pen- whole, detail d plaza plan Thos who have replied are: n—F irst | e. SCO | Ward, Max Koeppen (R.). Third, | pth Shirts ....... a Cc Otto J. Schulz (R.). Fifth, Fred) n’s $1.00 59 | Weissman (R.); Edward Wiehe, in- | ee ee ‘cumbent (R.). Seventh, Edward J. Men’s 15c Cotton SOx........ 8c; Courtial (R.). Ninth, Martin D. | fen’s and Boys’ $3 Caps....$1.45| Lohmann, incumbent (R.). Fif- | | Lippel- (R.>: } | | | | } | | Pears —jense ope Open Pve- nines Until | 9 a Clock 50 Rolis of Music Floor Lamp Music Cabinet | Piayer-Piano Bench $495 to $850 fl New Wurlitzer Player-Pianos Wurlitzer Reproducing Pianos ...... $1275 to $3200 We Pay Railroad Fare of al —. peanere Within a Radius of 100 s of St, Louis Wur ize R Sea v6 mer OFF PIANOS - Sa yet *MARPS - MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS \orid's Largest Music Tealer= 1006 OLIVE ST. Robert . | d John F. Zesch (R.). Nineteenth, ine $1. 25 Dr. Felix Herschman (R.); John pers... P. Collins (D.). Twenty-first, Wil- ien’s Pencil Stripe, Biwe liam J. Studt, incumbent (R.). rge and Genuine Gold Twenty-third, Clinton E. I ner Mage | edal Jeans cumbent (Ft.); Louis R. May (R.) | Charles Conrell (J).). [Twenty- | Veet mes Clie $2.95 fifth, William fF. Stoppelworth DOUBLE EAGLEID STAMPS (R.). Twenty-seventh, Arthur R. | tt ‘;olden (D.).! In connection with the question (about expediting the auditorium, Aloe answered he would work for speedy condemnation of the site|} unless it tappears the land can be oftained more cheaply by private | chairman Plaza Committee. questiouieg of eo Charles W.. Rutledge, of the Memorial didates. . ; tit) the | could inconsistent with the duties | | | ‘ | — Ajli- | | the legislative jam and brought to} died today from wounds a vote. r yesterday by Policeman > Not Senator Reed of Missouri. he| Ames who shot Hern when he a A rn a tte NEXT CONGRESS SURE. 10 PASS BIRD BILL’ Brookhart Says Measure came Caught in,Recent Leg- islative Jam. Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20-23 Wrvyatt Bldg. ~— | eran responsible for the Be- | should be brought up. ' position | game the measure. “Senator Reed Brookhart, “that. | dapenad to the told inot seek to prevent being considered. Smoo to filibuster warden, tives. feat the bill, WASHINGTON, March 17.—The'| migratory bird bill, providing for | the establishment of bird will Federal refuges and shooting grounds, be put through the next session of | Congress without difficulty, ing to a prediction today by Senator | accord- Brookhart of Iowa, iis sponsor in the upper house, In the session just ended the bill was* passed by the House of Representatives by a large majority, toa vote The but failed to in the Senate. bill would have come commanded . * . a good majority, Brookhart Said, if € ‘arl Hern. it could have been extricated from|cago, an alleged automobile thief, added, but Senator Smoot of Utah “With Smoot determi days of the session. ported again in the when there will he its consideration and Tt by large majorities.” bill The tive support of the tection societies. Auto Theft Suspect SOUTH BEND, Ind., vears 0} temtped to escape. although he section requiring ; Federal shooting license, the next ample time for will go through both branches of Congress it is modeled on a sylvania state law and has the ac- Department Agriculture and numerous bird pro- March nee — aces SS a ee ER Aen ee ene THOMPSON APPEALS TO U. s, CIRCUIT AND SUPREME COURTS: me,” bill the ned to will be Slain. ld, of sald was he would from t. howeve P. served notice that he was prepared the bill to death if it Smoot’s op- was inspired by the Utah who said ' would interfere with state preroga- bill de- there was no chance of getting it passed in the last few re session, | Penn-'! ‘filed yesterday for _of conspiracy ernment in - ‘ — (hi- inflicted } ven guess By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, March 7.—-Appeal the United States Circuit Court Appeals was taken today by John W. Thompson, St. Louis and Chi- cago contractor, who was found xuilty with Col. Charlies R. Forbes, former head of the United States Veterans’ Bureau, of conspiracy to defraud the Government. to of Thompson also wiil prosecute a separate appeal to the United States Supreme Court on constitu- tional grounds, Application for a writ of error and supersedeas was presented to Feedral Judge Cliffe vho granted the supersedeas and approved a $10,000 apepal _bond for Thompson. This ap- peal is based on the same allega- tions of error in procedure and in _the trial before District Judge Car- similar appeal orb: ‘=. Forbes and Thompson were found gulity to aétrand the Gov- penter made in a veterans’ tracts and fined $10,000 each and sentenced to prison for two wears. | of Elias H. the defend- and Much of the testimony Mortimer is Alleged by ants tu have been “prejudicial irrelevant.” The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has | 97,000 MORE CITY C -trentation came BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED | hospital con-' ical Set Ee ae a ths > _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISFATCH SS ee ee ee —— eee ee — ' a | AGENTS WANTED to sell By Howard W. Hartley illustrations. Many published for the first time. Paper Bound 50c Write for terms. Address Dept. P. D. — The Tragedy of Sand Cave, Complete story of the fight to save Floyd Collins. Nearly 100 full-page Cloth Bound $1.00 THE STANDARD PRINTING COMPANY Louisville, Ky. _Fourman ADVERTISEMENT “OUR NEXT MAYOR ASK YOUR NEIGHBORS 1 OF » ‘ : d . Chel fll i fila r P Tid at , % . ta0ee | 4 . . ‘ . side of reversible s per selection. The Reduced to This simple length mirror, this week Hi aa’ 4 mer man two in French walnut. The five pieces includes tall vanity, roomy K expansive floors are resplendent with stylish offerings in living-room, dining-room and bedroom Furniture, not lo mention the distinctive odd pieces that make the Prufrock-Litton’s store a pleas- ure to visit. ' ; | | ; oda dllad wer P hers 3 7 3-8 moe 58, j i WT Ih | ; bara P ’ ti> ‘7 , Hy 1.7 {| | AMM) Sk Cee cmamenennnT:! me rie MT disritM eer = eae _ aks a Ja? i ‘ (UL 4 ; re suse a ie i Al ‘ eS a ‘ «f+ ‘ : i Ms 4 Mf it 7 | hy 5 a ee Meseaiel! ' ' - o- A ee ‘———e- including outside backs. Fourth and St. Charles HE importance of selecting lime cannot be over- -emphasized. You may now choose from our vast stock of authentic de- signs and these high-grade suites price than any that Prufrock-Litton are lower in ‘an be compared with them in design, quality of material and workmanship. { ’ "yp . y > ; > ‘ j j inf ry o - —_. ~ —_ + ~~, Luxurious Kidney Suite The stylish kidney Suite similar to above is beautifully covered in plain mole, $11 per vard mohair, One eat cushions covered in attractive black and gold brocade, trimmed with black moss edging. pieces, dull rubbed. chifforobe, This Suite will be made up to order in any 411 vard mohair, brocatelle or damask of your davenport with two extra back pillows or floor roll as pictured. and low-back armchair, priced as low as...........- Bridge Lamp pictured has beautiful black silk fringe shade to match living-room suite... Sen © O07 6 S * ° ° . €&: 4 wes @.'s SB €@-80 0 42 6 6 26 bY 2s Oe ae eee eo! Se. Se with full-| , full-size how- foot bed. bench and chair, exactly as pictured, | DRESSER 48 inches wide can be had for S72 Just eight of these Suites lo offer al this price. $39 and cold 52 Attractive odd chair, similar to sketch, is covered in set pattern of wool tapestry, needlepoint weave, studded with antique brass nails. $79 Charming Bedroom Suite but attractive Louis XVI Bedroom Suite ts finished Dustproof construction throughout. This Suite should appeal to those looking for something really attractive at a low price. ‘ . . . ? Se SS ee a 5 eo 6¢ 2S Bee =], F 2 oe & 62 BS eee £2 eC Se Se eS - daitional, Separate Pieces Will Be Sold Vanity $76; Chifforobe, $60; Bed, $44; Chair or Bench, $12 $204 A Word to Spring Brides Prospective brides and home managers will glean many helpful ideas from a visil lo our store at this time—feel free to come in any time regardless of any intent to buy. You will find much of interest here. walnut, with &8-ft. tapestry. and four side chairs, seats covered in ew Furniture Arrivals Now Gracing ‘3 — the Prufrock-Litton Fl y Furniture at this oors e =EDITORIAL= GRADUALLY IMPROVING The age of the world is not known; its length of continuance only the CREATOR for wealth and supremacy. HOME influences, slow in the begin- ning, have come down through the ages with constantly increasing elevation; to- day they are the most important factors in the affairs of civilization. Eventually they will dominate the Uni- verse and mankind’s bounden duty is to keep upperimest in mind our debt to pos- terity by making HOME a haven of eon- tent. That’s Our Part in Life’s Drama! fA Sioned ) March 7th, ‘20. knows. Earliest ancient history ~reeoryds mdl- viduals, tribes and nations as warring ,, it te A Dining-Room Value . Conspicuous among the new arrivals in Dining-Koom Furniture is a handsome nine- og seirhe of combination including inch sideboard, - 5255) Can Be Arranged 2 - china cabinet, 1x50-inch top ‘abla extension, two armchairs Priced as low Extended Payments - Ie _” \ " X -_ yo > “FS CO 6 PO SO OF HEF KOE Oe OT OO Oe Oe OO OO ee oe ewe OE. ~ == ‘Pee eee eer ee ee ee Fe ee OOS OR SOSH OOK SSOP ewe is . some seme OR ew 5 ne et

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vel gt RE Be a om Ry " _ . “ay _ ~ ene 1 ee 4 - —_— — ~ " ~ — —.——- ~ Se ee —— ae ee * ~ enemas 0 SS ome —— 8 oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ The —— POST DISS ATC sab atone has MORE CITY Cire ulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper C es ROT A teem @ iti- then. the Warden e2id. Mo venue. a few minutes earlier, he ADVERTISE i Ee eo. -- ~ . en ' a al le or ae wm TA eZey rr) ifes here Peti=\ iti direct, 4 i€@gzi ; ~ \4 . . . UNDRY Virxw Iicha wear ming ~" ok« Divorce ed UnwWarra i | 2 saws . . " , a , e - ROBBER RETURNS LA r } ; > ae : =. — ” _ = 7 . di neun eal + pu M4 ty given the mate busi! ess th in iclle itl rneir Made TeEStiLULion 1n Toledo : se neld Av ws —. oy oe SOUUe: WANTED: TIRE JOBBERS, é } p 4 { oun si ‘ ilé Piz, i¢ ; ’ ‘ »* ‘ le lies > ep . - ~ % — . = ’ ‘*% . -« . r +? + 4 > racaie | | oe to! tindulging in some vicious habits.” | have been dropped. The detaine When he protested that $6 m - ‘ . ‘ , oa & - - e% . e — > 2 ’ . + to n Col Sweez said. ‘The purpose of |from Auburn was for violation Of Throws &5 Hil ‘and Change on @ amount was is own, he said, | sine seIPeL tiie it?) | f : pa aiaiik . i 7% | } ‘ j L id 4 make Sood ina \% ho \“ is not al = ‘ t« * \ Se Ze . s . 4 7 . . : - , ‘ : > > . : . i+ | | | | ‘ : ‘rf ’ ;: . : 2 ¥ : . « Pau z ' : : ’ - ma . - . “ . ‘ 7 ~ « Poe . a 3 a or * wwe fe . re 3 eal “ (moo ~ 3 ot Se ayes em “ ms plete tae 4 . ° * . 4 - 4 — ow aid fo wag |S ae f Phy a” x yet wn we :° oo a . : p - . : q cia > nn - on = i aed wi t : adi me -Z a reba . oe ne Te « - —— ' - ed . , . . of 12°55 er 4 ,- ,** .? yay ry ‘ ¢ siti ; , si°e¢ ainge r¢ — ‘. rtvv - at» t . : oe . ‘ ey wohn ir. nin. ata M j : i - , Z ssa 7 -_ vuld irene ill is hooks t. nipting a3 ao. ties had hee un ler investigation ide . & rl 1e) a enue = . ir. }is if in LoOiiowe «4 ‘ rusk ft) ; ERI] Th ton e ~~ ; YY YY Mids ; i ‘i : et ’ 4 : : 7) r cA: ’ r ‘. } _ a , swt 1 wet « : yr ’ > ‘ + *. wr? 7. . ; ? . cdiea nh _ ac - ee a “ — = ° “= Yj oe aoe On uit oe pe a | Baltimore Prosecutor to Ques more closely be ise of the pub- When Morgan arrived at the by his‘ department for several Cou 2 43 rg we the West End jreport, bet ' pone — | oaeny, © ie My ZZ Bia Ge ‘ rile ; i916 a i ape 4 : ior . ee “oathine ; —— ‘ that nathi vs Laundry au | "inney avenue @- if f House n “aS On Det Ween » aS Yi geet | Pee ee tion Em} ploves of Mail Order icity given (he Aiki Nothing nrison, detainers trom, Tobledo, O.; months and that nothing had been = is ‘et, , : . ° sighs ; : : me . a ————_— ; ; “182 . a i y } (is l¢ ~e ] ae Ce i . : ’ ses hveee . r a | } } ' 5 cr try nis Hole oe yt a O © pol e 4 ai }?. rt} y &3s- N@) ws Le af -' en “= A r ARM appeale and a Ste ‘ ‘tad 17 Pry ’ i en $ '' Toronto. Ontario, and Auburn, N. eveaied snow. ne — = "rT Rane 6 tems he ' me ‘ — » a Ee NO. . i Bes ip (Concern Directed in Prison. af as ey ic i Ror Sines tions have been unlawfu terda hat while he was making a policeman race of e FARM OFFERS are rwO. abs 2; Lorga 7 . lace ains im tions have Db uUniawil : : ; . . 2 Pui » Aelive - o?¢ 7 : Ar _, latan _ hor 7 ™ «Pr as ; 1; . He “7 d > ¢ i Ee LIVeETry «ii 14 { N rt ; i nelle Ort yt ' rm T DI A\TCH WANTS PS ioe 2 BALTIMORE March 7.—Em- ¢ : = a * » ufacturing i? ore ‘a “ ‘ ai & « 4 hire t an : wntown office main 7 hoe4 7 ti Seek pIiOoyes afi , HownNniown orice maine- . 2 si $ HW xecu ve $ a iined by Burton M. Morgan, 28 a iz it N C ti ‘ : >? LT | i ; ae tet years oc a convi it} e NMAPry- Alae ew Gonnection FE at pteekteae ch Ts Ie ves seeseessressseceseserecsesr=' & ike | \ thorenght!y retiabie, practical man mane ernite lu Wil pu . d ab aan Mememed os ennerel qundtutend Siate’s Attort O'Con- w 1105-1107-1109 Olive St. oe aa | ¢ eae ent i epen fer encagement he ee a : bie se tne ee o = ———— o ga? position seaght carries more than : Pee ordinar, respensibilits. and is pene information regarding direc = a which offers a financial interest. rorises whici Morgan, it be- u t a § Py . ; sie ss * ’ Ps. * . ‘ i= ws Hiectrical apparatus, sicam engines. ' ’ a ent ec) e + es lecemetives and gray iren foundry ihe KRDOWN ua, Nas usb OCrea a —_ ae equipment. Keferences of the high- from his prison cel! during the last 7 % — 3 | est order; = ation St. Louis, south : * two vears His profit during this . Rs or southwes . > 3 . te oe Address Rox H-16S, Post-Dispatch. period, Morgan says, has been $35,- san 7 ‘ ' t? os , . 7 . “ parapet ey So | | Choose Three of These Five Complete Rooms Including Kitchen. It soeerara! members 6f-e Ses ne Ste Daal | r These Five Comp uding At i ‘ ‘ ; ; ‘ ‘ P| : ‘ a n surprise on learning -f Morgan's al || esired, Noom Vuliits inay be fr urcnase eparatety as own. ,8 St. Louis etivities, Morgan is serving $35 Down and , five-year sentence for larceny and a; “ . ' — — @ - = = ——_ = = - F. F false pretense which expires next “4 if = = - . = = = = = = alk, “Sas re Jur iis ventures are oe eee a ee = = = = - = ° = = — isii** is . il set’sS oti € ss«3 gti ‘3 nave | _ - = = wv = = + = = = U Vv G received) th. Consent and appro, al « Me “ 4 = = ro —~ = - ni ersity, : : _ : = 7 . - « eal - ss as of Warden Claude B. Sweesay ot iit & tg: 4 : = =e): — Hits—Hank S enced ella SESS SSB RBS RRR BBS 8 8 2 ' = @ = x : = : reeex See eS SBee eee ts— io f nd rear. FA = = 2 i oe ry ae w Sate n Will Not In- = « = ~ = @ - = G : : This includes ao $3 & M | : = _ = = = = — enuine Imported Pottery Hits Home Run 7 . terfere With Activities. y ast eta = = - = = - = . frame, testing and . ge as = ~ = ~- . - - = $12 3 LI L p o ( ol] SBweezevy.,. Warden ot thet Weti- service. , , ' Book-Ends =~ tabdic Lamp % a Special Correspondent © the Pest-Dispateh. PON SPRINGS. Fila., Ma Meorge Stsler and his tei With Silk Shade $4.98 You have often seen Lamps no | e better than these at $15 to $20. [Sag yey Mat the hands of Jimmy 4 These Lamps with imported pot- 9 @ Gay © Gammaos bic crew of sluegzinge d tery base and full silk shade i ae TH iteiigc into the last hall rent N unusual and unique plan by which you may purchase any of the Room while a Mules ameter ae SE eteth inning the score. st | $2 lasts will be sold at the unpre- : % Sa for Austin’s eutfir. Wt mi Outfits shown here either separately or as a complete Three-Room Outfit includ- cogjentea price of $4.98. aes the viebt-heager 7 r 4 TF comet — ‘et it i g three hits, a pair of a By $30 eee Special now $ 50 { ype se Band 2 doubie ; lé ( 1] int fi Loe. >. > ‘ , ee "l 9= The 9-Piece $250 Dining-Room Outfit « Falk Pounds the Ball. a A ‘ xe . aa ™ a . J " OE ot OS meg ay ang tra 4 a nie: . T e tp ior an ~ r . oDu ar ‘ so} — {ty is eecond only to the manship and exc ish chara Account Is 4x 6 Thie wonderf splendid golden oak Refrigerator. For thost May be taken ag part of the $395 three-room Outfit or may be purc! me separately 2 gam was the hitting ffer of the Wurlitzer tenor size Refrigerator this will be found ideal. cioke in 8, mE sili ed as Welcome his landsome nine-piece dint Ag-reom sul ite includes large fi-foot extensi table. long ae Pe Falk, whom Manager Sis le k on ¢ te heau ogy Se, eee ee ae . — . . ee buffet, artistic china met. tive chairs anc one host chair if fashioned in ‘combination a FS Bto pla lef? flekt on hia ten ti? e ane fine atrue hardware $30 valu as Your Cash eenuine wainut. If purchased separately. this $250 Suite priced at.......--,---- Be A cod | imu Nd blews lon, speciaily | ” at $15 ; } First Payment $76, Balance a 2 Month Z es ¢ = eG mre . so: First Payment $:, Balance $1 a Week. 9 featfield in his four offic — re ‘ae fo the plate. He walked . 4 ° ; rae ¢ 1 ol , : | ane-Paneled Day-Bed} (ap vr": 2 vopet to Cornet SPICE Re ve ths ninth, 'Aesinat > = rignte rander. Falk ww $13Aluminum nele past firet base ° et di .65 Siecen of eneiee ae of Beck's shoots in | Extra he . War t? : reach of erervron ‘@wainet Smith, le is EUATAanterd to ZF Fut ntinnous posts Falk lined one rvs set ntains style rich mahog the fifth thar o& , £ ene@ated i 4 : ae ’ any finish. having +} - runtine s est t Ae is wonde- First payment $1. cane - paneled ends (ornet valve on gale bulunce SOc «a week. Without the ecretonne ga are offering for pad ‘4 and Rego caw . . 8 ' this B *. () C d Li d : - ne innings and ™ : ' ated and S32 Cedar-Line First Payment $1 aidinaninamn tieds. oa rreg * t se : Bai. Sr Weekly : = — , Surprisingly irproved fo ange 4 S ne a be fe . ed with five es- Chittorobe meme after fouls, a weakn «naan 8 Odd Rock ape Bittle telew a'—"-~-* 3 ' ote Tony aiso showed bevye 2 l 7 5 Bh a GUestion of doubt that he : rc ti Reduc ae mye on the ball by collect i R = clean hits. a pair of sine i ’ : noe rce M | w “3 , double to the ‘'e«fr field fen ‘ awers hat Dp r Ti 4 to sek Bevereid made one Rit and hes compar ; we Btrips to the plate, but it ~ The rior «¢ u 3 A large variety r over the left field . th ger a Eiockers Windsor x = with o' ‘ i pp # other styles. PS runner on the bases - edar. St pr an nany ¥ $21.75. ; fshed in mahogany, Pitchers ee Sened. “ or oak at prices that > merord Springer, the left-har First Payment $1 Balance $1 Weekly ~~ % . ” astound you. Save % . opened the geme acalr a ® crowd, showed ovolenty ag — . Band a fairly good curre ni : 2 , + S ' 2 = Ne n. , | “at mee Peterson, the rig’ et “ef 3, . azziest 295 Porcelain- Front Gas Range Ukulele $69.00 The Three- Piece $300 Living-Room Outfit S305 _uTee rooyr} who followed Springer _ had a world of speed »b my ° c r% tudes : re mi oe } MI : _— a t "3 ‘ juard r yerst vt *tlte mn 2a Variety f want és a! “des 7 1 ; _ at wilds Eédward Sta‘ . meh os core SVriMg-“Ushiog seats and- finished with’ the mogt expert workn ship , 7 | Rei ; right-hander from Peor thased separately a S300 valu priced t ® Rn ducati ] r = J :~ a > the game fer Avert! ’ ? aie AX == bs, band pitched goed ball. erre First Payment $r>. Daten; $ro a Meath Ttson betng responsifie f ins scored against hi leck opened agotret & ind a hit br Pals & The $275 Bed- Se s “ta * Severetd’s homer th * Davenport Outfit 7 showed ‘anal Goueanina ime First Payment $7 Balance $1.25 Weekly 2 : ? e % ad ’ > x .- a : - d « - 2 % : y. mt ig \ 3 -* s - y i & i. me 4 > 5S 7 +} % 4 rh a. 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Of the clubhewse do Bucknep of Fulton. ¢ fred last winter br J . and Pref teann? : i.” on Roonts, catch &- 6 . SIG SIR Hae oe ( - $25 Large Headquarters for the famous Martin Band Instruments. B B Vega Banjos and Leedy Drums and \ylophones rass ed | lf You Cannot Call, Phone Your Order— ~ l 4.95 ia Peet ‘ PIS onl A Complete and Serviceable $200 Combination bape whe yey 240 . c ‘ss oe ears ex | | 542 Kitchen First Payment $§::, Balance $6 a Month Cabinet {> , = } Parchases $28.75 \ V,¥ Co rE(¢ ‘& Held for nce, for Sener > Yen a} ; loseph team of | ‘ouis Municipal Leag ath p Bove: ss Cue Gav Rissa Brow, ‘cored first point “ *erTies yesterday wi snager Bill Frtel of | League ciuh and Hi 3 ®Urer fioor amp re poet “a of the Cardin ecor’. music cabinet 5 = io = 2 coin for the right of a ' “ Vhich cleb weuld be | " in the contests April $550 Player Outiits $465 tres snene *han. ee = “* yeare. Bill wan whe el Sunday game. so "Tday as the dey © “eo Wear their-at he er Ia ° Main 5530 ~ Wuruilzer | * Player-Piano Outfits Re These Player-Piane Cet! wmsie »? piayer Coe nia es le IE fs RS haha ONS Bde Eo 7 ’ PIANOS - ORGANS - HARPS - MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 1006 Olive Street OPEN Between 10th and ttth sts. OPEN PAST ST. LOUIS STO : | EVENINGS wes 7 ated ag EVENINGS VN ee eee en ee eine VI \ N, Fatare Deliv- mar £ ery Without Co F FURNITURE 'EMUSICAL Sel Storage Fires Pavanene £2 Charge Balance $1 a Week 1105-1107-1109 OLIVE ST. dy © Ri ha aa PRS 8 5 Ong hit Pegs aes “odes nw s & 7c. 2 = we we. gin f ® ¥ et - P ae, Se ee SBR ye Be pcg aoe Se OREO oe tip Rai A eer ene might Caig : ; oon se a nae ae od Rae oS ee mitre > - nnae ee day. 1400 Payer Outits. $229 A emeteodin —" 7 — — —_ — a lg ae FE I I OT ee ee ee Pe eee ee PN eR RRR aT a OES ER oer RE PERT Se odie See RE oR E+ * - > ee, ara vr , sais eS

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STNTVA MARCH 8, 1928, ADVERTISEMEN? ANTED: TIRE JOBBERS, BRO OR COMMISSION SALESMEN i & ay ; res Priced to meet COMpetition se pany olG, strongly organized. abiy am lan Product well and “a now! th estab! shed Quality fe. OF abi: ut The United States. Write toda. wee articeucars about yourvelf or Organiz PRI RURBER CORPORATION mMsky. : . Aat o v FARM appeals and PROFIT, . FARM OFFERS are advertiseg IST-DISPATCH WANTS. in — : * s . a ial a. TH erry ‘#94 ~ hin u ee ’ fh “> on oie \ tins Play Joa Tie, 8-8 / - f/f / 7 — w Falk, Recruit From University, Gets ‘RSEeE EE BB 8 8B Pottery ang amp n Lamps no $15 to $29. mported pot- l silk shade juantity only at the unpre- $4.95. _— F e Orders, No C. O. D.’s .” IR a % i fac ; ; fn } 0 unt : os of it tT alll ‘ev Room Outfit d separately tahie. long s combination > Sarr Paneled Day-Bed' eto to e fh the Odd Rockers Reduced 13 to 4 A Jarge variety of wins ; Riockers, Windsor Rockers . ~ and many : fshed in mahogany, wainu, or oak at prices that wi astound you. Save % to and Lh LOTS OF RUGS Rugs $45 Velvet Rags a_i §6~§6§ Seee ® -_ are treated with Lar- guaranteed mothprooef. R by MAT e bt Store away the a Winter Clothes. $i\ value*, UP- yards from #P.S. Reduced cm 3 PS > ¥ BAP. 9 Py 4 grun for k, Severe. ang é patire nine mnings and Ot) med in midseason form. Rezo M surprisingly improved form nee Williams dia not tak a M account of having Hits—Hank Sev- 1 Hits Home Run. _—— — =a Special Corréspondent of | the Post-Dispatch. RPON SPRINGS, Fla.. March}: ve Sisler and his team- pbarely escaped a trouncing i at the hands of Jimmy AuSs- his crew of slugging dein- PGoitig into the last half of math inning the score stood ee for Austin’s outfit. Willard. the - right-hander from ont.. was on the mound and ' pitched a good brand- of the seventh and eighth However..“things broke I for Lasiev in tae ninth and Mm the side could be retired mand h& men sent two runs: @ethe plate and tied the score. Gerber had made the third the ninth. Manager Sisler that the game had gone ugh and the battle ended in verdict, & to §. Msidering that it was the first f the ‘season and also on of Manager Sisler being pelled to use a few pitchers as elders, the contest was iairly played and proved to be high- Melting for the fans of this city. , Gene Robertson iad a ver) i day with his throwing arm. no jese than four errors, he opposition. llow- should he remembers i] } Mobertson has had oniy three pr: utice, not enough time’ te proper range on the shot SB third to first base. (;ene made up for his errors by ng three hits. a pair of sin- a double. ' Falk Pounds the Ball. of the outstanding features; . game was the hitting of r alk. whom Manager Sis! T play left field on his team. Crashed thr enlid blews to mutfield in his four officia! the plate ile walked in petventh and popped to Pat the ninth. Against Wal- a right-hander, Falk wal- single past first base to field. He azain ‘connect:d one B00 right. Aeainst Smith, lef*- of Beck’s shoots in the plicher, Falk lined one »ut i ficld in the fifth that ser? 2eTOs ? e murmtil o SFi- s.4 Rego CAUSZ 4 after fouls, a weakness little fellow At-~'----7 last Tony also showed beyond ‘ lestion of doubt that he na’ on the ball bv collecting Pelean hits, a pair of singles double to the ‘eft field fence = Bevereid made one hit in fips to the plate, but it wa 5 rs over the left field wal} other styles. Fin- mee tunner on the bases ® Pitchers Dispiay Speed. erd Springer, the left-hand Opened the game agcain:'t fe crowd. showed ovlenty of’ hand a fairly good curve noa Peterson, the rign?.- who followed Springer on h had a world -of speed but ewhat wild.s Edward Stauf- right-hander from Teoria. the game for Austin’s pitched good ball, errors Mrison being responsible for Tuns scored agarinst him F. fr Beck opened agorinst Sis- . 2™ and a hit by Falk fal- br Bevereid’s homer in the resulted in a pair of runs thowed rood control and » tpeed Earl] Smith managed Safely in the fourth roun.1 4 double by Robertson in th* ~ lowed by Steler’s trinle and Single sent two rune over A@nir oe? } im” mrd Lasley hed trouble find- ; . . Mate when he wen’ to work ReVenth ana he nleo failed > UP th hace rucners when ON the haws pret pin back Tr seemed that urht eaid down here by too hard and then resting | clubhouse door- Buckner of Fulton. Cal » tigned last winter by Jim and Fred Koontz, catcher, | fe@ting ‘the Rt Joseph, team of the | ; Louis Municipal League, final. "camp toda: res One for Browns. ne BCored fire? noint in | tional Series vesterdavy « hen Mager Bill Friel of the “fue ciuhb and Tli Ma- ® . Pitt rer of the Cardinals Coin for the right of des Which Club wWowvy id lev th , in the Contests April i1 a Won the toxs th. first ff years Ril Wanted he Sunday game, so he SUrday as the day the Wear their at home The Cardinals will have ticket sales. etc. on the Browns the “visi- mat day. GY Y, Dp. ; ee ‘i ball Y YY . YW’; WY) ti Ya Md Still Undefeated cf, Vanuilder, rf. s AMERICAN RIDERS | WIN SIX-DAY RACE YORK “red thirty-eighth bicy« le Garden tonight POST-DIS ccc. PATCH dddddddddedld ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 8. 1925. SCO TO 2 HIT S, CARDINALS WIN, 5 TO 0 . -- oe 7 oe twte ie w s eo — ST Le wis ~ - “~euiexi runs in 3 innings.: of Dempsey Says Challenge of Wills Already Has Been Accepted. 3 Chief Uncas, Derby Candidate * Qwned by August A. Busch, Is 200 to 1 Shot in Future Book Piker Five | - Beaten by the Kansas Aggies conexe | Washingtor Lead- Only at the Start of Game at Manhat- tan—Score 34 to 21. Bask et ball Seo res — “ iis: ) : | EVANGELICAL Omar Khayyam, a Derby Winner, and Has Neve! Races—NO W ILLINOIS DISTRICT TOLRNIES. al t MANHATTAN, i tavine los eir che _ finis Freeport 25, Rockford 9. Havigg lost their chance to finish Galesburg 25, Knoxville 23. Hutsonville 42, High School 26, By John E. Wray, Sports Editor of the Post-Dispatch. | Valley Conference basketball race. f » | vs ; cr 20 bangtailed Kentucky Derby candidates cara- the Washington . . . i . ( ollinaville 12. ‘ , fs "@ f ¢ ve le & cole past packed stands at Churchill Downs, on their way to the start- appeared to have lo ing pos xt Mai nrobable that S isans re will focus - ig ‘en! ing post, next ld: provandif that st. Louisan: toere vill f cus Casienatiin High School 17. Kansas Aggies here this evening. a blaze face and — hair elsew he se, is jockey clad all it Marion High «ehool straps and trousers physboro High School 10. The final score — eae Earle Sande to Begin Galloping Horses for | Hildreth Next Week but the Aggies displayed better over the cham- 26, Northwestern Tebow Star of Game. 4 ~ ANTE 1s ve ng dov r 'o 4 ar period and ran ; . Rs 7. ers their first chance , , o' tr 4/ AA, “SS laff te +t thik Y, W001. yf by uff? - . ; Yliy, Wy “‘Yf Wife, TOR VM dd i—8S ? _ Hallahan Used When ' Rickey Saves Haines . Because of Cold Wave Little Southpaw Permits No Hits for Seven Innings—Hornsby and Bell | Hammer the Ball. by a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. A STOCKTON, Cal., March 7.—-Bill Hallahan, a diminutive. curly- haired southpaw, qualified for a position on the allstar North Pole pitching staff today when he covered the full distance against the San Francisco Seals in a 5 to 0 victory for the Varsity section of Branch Rickey’s Cardinals. Originally Jesse Haines was on Pe Oe, he Rickey’s list to start the spring ’ training trip game, but the weather Meet Bill Hal man, who has been known to upset the plans of greater merp fhan ma- ee i el Po POP LPOP LL eh 7. Oe al OL a eal ST. LAPUIS, j ‘ e, anagers, ; re s. jor league, managers, alte red this AB. & HN. PO. a. ¥ arrangement. It wasn't merety | Flack, rf ‘ 1 ” - 0 s chilly or raw. It was COLD, bit-/| Smith, ef J 0 0 4 rT) 0 terly cold, so cold, in fact that a Mornsby 2b rs rs} 2 4 ” 0 majority of the 1800 spectators |ettomley tb ee fae Ae le Fe were covered in their winter over-| Bell » . mt 2 eee , coats aw re 2S Ak BS, BE... Soe qe err cal _ | Roettger, if me es ee Be RS . hus. with such conditions pre- Holm 3b ‘ 0 o's : o vailing, Rickey turned to his piteh-)} view, ¢ eS € 26 2: ae ing assortment on the bench and/Mallahan p S: 6 9: ars said: | *Clough 1 €.6; 6 ere Picks Out Raw Recruit. ! eS ae ee oe | Totals . ae §- €-32 2 ‘Hally, I'll start you; Jesse, you! SAN FRANCISCO. : zo back to the clubhouse and sit! ea f= Ei ee a: = on the stove. This kind of weath- | Valla, ef .:. ioe eee ae es er isn't going to do you any good.” | Stivers, 3b » +) es. Ot 2 3’ © Haines, a member of the first- — if o oS @ 2 2..0-e8 i ; © ‘string staff, was considered too ee : ‘ ® nd . o ad rote ‘tak in frtetd + Ellison, Ib . -m 0 0 153 1 rT) precious to risk - > ’ wea “ Paynter. *b °° eo.“ , — er, Hallahan, a Kid ‘) otThis ~ Rhyne wn 4 0 0 ” ” 0 Winters: who canre to the Cards!Rttchie ¢« ” 0 0 ‘ 0 ° from Kalamazoo, weu'ld not be Vargas, ¢ pe 0 I i ” ” much of a loss with a frozen whin. Griffin, p| > 0 0 i 3 0 | As things turned out, Rickey is of- erst Nene shods 0 0 0 0 “ ‘fering a vote of thanks for this un —_— dino ' ci. eas ' . s . 7 ok - - . ” —— ao — ae oe ——s ——_ expected ss - Stockton 8 spring Totals 30 02% 46 , ‘raining weather. Clough butted for Blades in Sth inning. } Hallahan was but two steps be- Gillispig batted for Griffin in Sth inning. (hind a no-hit game. His control Inning s— 12t3456789 was so perfect that he issued but | St. Leuis O9OO1LOZ O82 s— & ' one free ticket and this was a care- “®” Frincisco ...0 00006 0 6 © 6—-4 | less effort when he hit a batter. ' Two-base hite—Flack. Three base hits | He hit Ernie Vick's glove right in ay Purbice ‘adh cee nee t back of the plate so often that only 'ter to Rhyne to Filison. Hit by pitched | one batter drew three balls. | ball—By Hallahag (Filison). Base on balls | And = although Hallahan wWé@S!—o¢f Griffin. 2, Struck out by Griffin—~ booked for only § five innings, helt by Hallahan, 3 by Hurst. 1. Pitching covered the entire route. The Seals! reeord—Off Griffin 5 hite, 3 rumen in 7 did not get a safe hit off the mid-|Inulnes; off Hurst, 3 hite 2 runs in 1 tn- get southpaw until’the eighth. This|®ims. Left om bases—st. Louis 5 San Francisco. 6. Time—th. 20m. Umpires— was a dribbler over second base by Riertrdan and Sotheren. Catcher Ritchie and their other sule knock came _ in the ninth. | guring the sixth. with ‘ewe oot which was another bounder over’ Hornsby walked afid Bottomley the pitching nifll and out of Lester singled. Both traveled around 4n Bell's reach Outfielder Waner Lester's mighty triple to deep cen- prodweced this one. eer : | At all other moments Hallahan ack opened the eighth with a hilar 1 the part of a seasoned ma | double to right. Smith was safe ging Pagountice: oS agparetaiag "="lon a fumble on his bunt. Hornsby ae -a jor league pitcher lie fanned gent Flack hore with a single to three, and only one runner stepped | left. Bottomley forced fm'th at beyond second base, third while Bell scored Hornaby The only rally for the Frisco, W'th @ Single to left | Seals carne in the fifth inning. aft- Matias Pitches Today. Morning and afternoon eames er Hallahan had retired the first with the Sealx will be played to- .12 batters. Gouvenor sent a roller day The big attraction will ‘to Bottomley in back of first and’) come in the afternoon when Walter Hallahan, taking the throw, jug-! Mails is scheduled to pitch. gled the ball for an error. Ellison FRANKHOUSE HURLS FOR was hit. Paynter advanced the ‘ ‘pair with a sacrifice. Shortstop RICKEY’S YANNIGANS Rhyne popped a fly to Hornsby IN 12-INNING TIE, S call ‘and Flack squeezed a high ons from’ Ritchie. By a Special Correspondent of the 2 ; Po«t-Dispatch. In the remaining four rounds SACRAMENTO, Cal. March 7-—~ the Seals had but three base-) Bert Shotten, in charge of the see. runners. ond-string Cardinals, was given a Hognaby and Bell in Form. midseason game here today whe On the offensive’ side Rogers the Hornsebyless outfit and the Sa Hornsby again gave the Pacific Tramento Coast League team played Coast customers a few samples of ‘4 I2-inning !-to-1 tle Had it nor his .batting He scored thre runs, Deen for an overcast sky and a chit- drove in one and the Cardinale ly atmoaphere the handful -of fana gathered exactly five present would have thought it wae Swinging at the plate four times, a4 Fourth of July combat from the Rog drew two walks, salled a ein way Frankhougse and Vinel pitched wle to left field end bounced a The game was called on account of triple off the right field wall. Right cold and darkness. in back of Rog for these fence- Roth clubs finished the day wit! busting honors was Lester ltet!,. four hits and one run Frankhouse’'s who had two singles and a tripie.; pitching wees the real feature and Bell had one miscue at short, but he should have won the game 1 anybody will trade one fumble for to @ A Coast League decision by two singles and a triple Umpire Casey walked a batter In The Cardinals were blanked? ‘5 the fifth inning who was realiv Marty Griffin. an ace on Bert Fl-i etruck out and thus aided the lison’s ataff,. for three franies Coasters to count their onty tally fiorneby opened the fourta “ith on a iong fly lx triple Zottomiey put Row over Frankhwuse gave & great ali. with a deen fly te Waeaner a jefe around exhibitior He fielded his Bell was the hero in the Attack position wenderfuiiy and had 6 - —> world of stuff on the hall The eurve ball he dlieplaved to the Sarc- ILLINOIS LS VICTOR rarmento club war thetr downfatl nm the hit eoiumn The young huri. OVER IOWA IN DUAL er had realis only three hits igainet him in nine innings. Frank- INDOOR TRACK MEET | wouse's two-base bit tn the third nning to left after Thevenow had Sie 0 the Post-Thispeteh been hit by a pitched ball put the CHAMPAIGN, Vil, March «= The (arde nm a peorition te seore their Illinols lniversity track team ionty marker when Fhinners Greve «a scored ar overwhelming victory ‘long fiv toe center over lowa University here this aft oy tes ch PACRAMENTS | ernoon. The point score was 68 5-6 a P the , ey ee to 201-6. One Ipjinole Armory rec- | Ooms, & & 1 | Mehine ah 2 z ord Was equalle when Ponger of iImethit it 5 8 GG @ wow? es a ¢ Illinois won the 886-yard run Epa fey % : . : Ds one oy i . > ee Milerib 40 1 @ Wefenef 5 O 3 taper . 2a Pun ef © ; ; KANSAS WRESTLERS T hes sea tO 6 isnet « 4 og @ Pewee we Fi G OO : DEFEAT MISSOURI feesrisy io 1 1) Tote oe 1 4 6 re av Be . & & | — to the Peet-liiena’ * . COLUMBIA, Mo., March 7.—The (eee en eee deste I niversityT of Kansas wrestiing tt Py" 42507 * @ 1031 3” ; ni feu rei nanrnnagan ¢ Oh. team defeated the Lniverelity of Kgcrament HOO 1G0808 O 0 rhnx Missourl!. 23 to 7. here tonight. The ave — lh a +e. A neous, Z ; only Tiger victory came in the 165 > ty Keeknert © Hn new om. babi mf pound class, in which Godwin won | Flevencs by Vige, sislin ud Kawee be a decision. The Jayhawkers got |Zrssthew., tid ase Soa 'faile in three and decisions in four Vrankhewee Murter Scheme ° i qite—Shinrere Ache of = matches ib bin ( matrenentionan fubier. wa) 2 * 6 ie

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et OE ay mo ee te NING, MARCH §, 1925. SUNDAY MORN ————— INTERSCH OLASTIC oe BIE ree) 3 SO TR OE ANI . ; ST IOUS PAST-NISPATCH 23 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH CENTRAL CLIN CHES _ a TLE Ae ee ~~~ NE RES MEE TAF juiiapdiat aioe abbirsn> ; Ts ae “h mt Iag POI AS Det alge A ae Ete 2 POE yg Rh RR Re em we | : ALIBI : hag _Drawh for the Post-Dispatch by V ic} enn Athlete | ~Sr PPO LOL aaa Ll ll ' Redand Black Five Beats ALIBI AL q Yeatman, 26 to 15, in Game... = “3 ’ » -)? + ‘ Gee é . : , * — o ’ 1 . es - by other clubs in the St. ” r 2a Be was marred by many fouis, 10 be CHAMPIONS aE Se ee ee I is di I wise + Sue the Henses teams. Eight of the Ree ee ey * 6 ; ouis istrict. t seems a 2: L ; f ; > ing called against eatm: AT) and 12 ’ P “ : Ege ae } \ter- collegiate stand ar: ds. A ul Park. In the first Pikers we re 2 warded $ {iat Seas y : " Si : —— ; - ; al 4 . ie. a ; — eler n- ‘ ‘ ‘se : move to put the business o rass SS See : ; > i against Central. P. Hosler, apa CENTRAL (26). The Washington Collegians ; an od ies Suncay the Fairgroung on both the first and'se - 3 * tral’ -iorh* ortvcar as hanishe it ; ur nt Tne = Lt - —— . ‘ 2 Be. iral’s gy for vard, ws Sone a FG. FT. F. T ‘gained their triumph by a decisive: CY lture in . han of an c= tives won, 4 to i, on Qn the tirst team, the . # f re 2 } i¢ rs ' . ® ° ° = - , * " . - ~ i ae ‘2 2 7 I ’ € ane n t if iif s - Mai | , ’ S| } 2 ~* > ti ' ¢. r in j rf ez v . > e . = F ee J iTo 3 t ie rt > ; P. Hosler, rf. c i 4 a 4 ‘ nargin in a inr ee cornered battle i er bs insi.ead ‘ mh = ing th - : at goals in the first half, . ‘ Min er was se lec te 4 * : . ,T¢ " QQ b ig 7 opi , . - ‘ ’ 7 > rn “ a nn . , i after ae, Soe etoouse i —a Bo ve. ea for points with Harvard and.Penn-| ter to a professional or to a McCarthy. fo rd Jack f BE fouls. Cristal, rf. ........ 6 0 - 0 svylvania. which forfeited the title; greens committee. In most cases thews, and Schu ard. Two years ago Mi: “ ss , = > r i; . a r > ' = e) S, = Pay} 4 ve To " ard the na . ’ nce - c onners, if. er) ORE 4 = I 10 “ : ? f ee ms i tas rel a pa t ba: it has he] ld for the past two Bea- the chair man ol the } ec ns rT the Henses. ejected a the cg! ferem e in ring. 4 Hy (-B ies fight was narrowly averted. Ens WlMatta, e .......... i oe oe — sng écneetates ee - ae aa ee | oe mittee is a lve wire,,but usually |ing game f he } ways bee , i Pee ; i ae Pla ae ag); e h oe) ‘ § cs of Yeatman pushed Chistal of Cen-, Hunter, e¢. ..... oe ees eS ‘ 9 — GO®DQOWDOIOPHD®DOOSO® o The Stor of Georgetown’s speed and brawn!) he knows more about insurance, . ~— fighting, : ug) 's : fer Bie ; ; pee si , Cameron, ec. hes Fak ae reorsgeiown » : : a to compete in today’s am an he has been ar ae 7s tral. whereupon Cameron made a ~ J _e s otal of 37 . : 10! automobile sales or stocks and ed man, h - . o os ‘ Se ete bam k 2 M. Hosler, rz. ® 2:4 3 =) rolled up a total of ss points in b nite tham he ésen ahedt inh liam F. Yorger. sy , “a ‘ \ oe . re ' motion as tnougn to take a nana in pe » ; ~ s+} : at onds a , . ; e . . © scorers since 4 i : fe the altercation Referee Kam -m @ms | i Sg ° - . - © at — r varanny uitie " ents, _ ng two bia des of grass grow recreation, has asked ¢ fend! ‘ . e Ee —~ — a ih ey icCready, lz. ’, Se! = cluding two spectacular relay vic-| “4 = cot gers to instruct ther Washington's capta:n an i : % sy: tervened and the game wus con- Hunt. Ic. 1 1 1 3 J, tories and firat places in the high : Ww here only one used to sprouc. 0 a : " ; on P be g , - ou - . . " . ‘ ° ™ = = = ; . Cc ; = Ss tn -j ft i€ . ‘ms “— 2s cluded without further hostilities. —_——_-—— = réa rm as = e ce ¢ e * es s e nd bee jumps | At the insistent recommenda- Yy nduct themselves as g guard, MS tie 6 i484 “ a | ame ad mps. : 7 ' . 2 : > &: VYeatman Leads at the Half. Tetats 7 te . ‘ see Feige sar tp ng - tion of Lynn I. Saunders, chair- | *°TS*T S postscript tg ‘awarded a berth on the ae ae 9 e ~~ Harvard showing surprising : be : is as follows: : +3) Be Central sent in substitutes atthe os - - a le Se ee ‘ TERE but man of Midland Valley Greens | a sh Cox has ceen describe a ae © tart and Yeatman vot te e +7 o b | E AT WAN ( ferd. lunner S er % 4 A strengin in Set. A ac k e,\ en c.s, Pas } oP mmittee —— eourse has been I wis h that you - ee « Tria Ti St) a @ in ] _ eelerrewe sieve “es c CH S. C. PETERSON e\ e\evete OOO OC OCG , Baits 4 a — : #3 . P ' arises a isi : > s e . . 7 —— 7 a ; r= “" hes as re? : . Pe COBO raiiin o do - much in the ield, me , ~ + My conteren ‘ ac ite i . add lead. At the end of the first half NagnO=T ws. ra. Ev. ¥.. 7. sai aoe Sy finis a “ nd th 241 . t turned over to William H. Diddel om attention of Jame , : | . # : 12 Layton. rf. ' ei hed second with 24% points, e ahi oes ; he the fac ’ ats 1 around player in tne eS Yeatman led, 12 to 14%, but in the yee : . ‘Foster Re ards the Old New Chapter XI. , Phen mi 46} of Indianapolis. who has made fact that T have - pe around pm: f c 1 h if "> t ' h » } y Neal, rf. dis LL " 0 6 | 4 v hile Pennsy ivania Was third with th - scientific + study of gTass, turf ther conduct then —" _ 4 ai rai ng as latest fig ies secon, a) entra! Pid @€atimal «t ” oT ae-« ‘ sie Lilie & i ‘ 4 - 4 Acco : : ~~ ; uering. if. ae = “ ” ork Ca he lk points he } ny a s * - = i to thre ints. all scored as the . m9 : |making this appetites sess ee . result of fouls. Fredericksen. c. o °° o | of All Time The second phase of the development of straight-rail billiards ot TB > tod Ast ‘| have a free hand at Midland. | ™ sin g request to si f 7 ; R a } eo , e - * ii he Lif poas = OL the pment OL . raig t raii Dil larc: if was the Lirst time Georgetown There will he no suggestions ' un jus or unfavora guards. a (“onners Was the leading ceore? anadai. re. - = - ‘ 9 3.92 _ = . ™ ait i ais , : = ft ~ ~s ble « i: - = : — iPyié S I > itn se 7 © ‘ . ~¢ . « ? | ‘ ~ P “f) . — . Central with 10 points. gained Senteh, bx. - wa oe Th : th ineteenth a _ into 18.2 balkline witnessed the introduction of four parallel linea has ever won an I. A. A. A. A.!| from the members, no interfer- | the part of the spectators: Two Husker “Mars Honore i aude ‘ i Ahi. me Lie - f ik is lf Nineté Picri f rzi if Oo: " a ae " se : ° “ YY) van Py i +? o- | ~* ‘ " by four field soale and two free KHetler. Ir. , " 0 1 Ey nA * stiles h he 7 “es : BOF ' as opposed ra’ the former oblique lines. naMpionesnip, €1 her indoor or out- | ence, “Mark to Referee ¢ The I niversity f Nebraska 7 ‘ 4 ais «hiit ii ; ry ié fr ‘ a @ ; fis g is ; . ° 7 | * leit Rehman. liz. ° 0 “ 0 l worn rin : Stel : 1875 4 oer e cael, iii: iis — sl «ait Bie eae door. Three greens WV ill be recon- a a Stark of .4 . . — rded two p :: st. ees —_— — — writing io commemorate the fiftieth his : ree ae eT | Se ee ee New Pole Vault Record. structed immediately and will be | been seen here bef vay ee ‘ Be Tt was inability to score on free - - 7 4 iTe ry ih Vati ‘ © er ss itiidis ¢ ia R loiphe Th Ss new restriction vas first > . = Sstructes iin ws Se she = Ae ore, | . ei — hit rece we = " i De + a - ; 3 * [ —. as id . sae a : We ° “ - ‘a i: throws which kept the North Siders Referee, Kamp: umpire, Von | ich will b celebrated the com-) ®™° * Dion dee abot used in a tournament in 1590 at jiitted himself to a new world’s are No. 1. No. 9. and No. 18. /in which St. Lous ae selection for the second ¢ > Et from making a bétter showing for +h: se 3 -e ented wit aikiine game New York. However. it differed r atetns tn. ot ' seer ee ee eee ee ’ hae ail i out of 12 chances they were al yh A a IR tm Soe Leaps which prov ontinuous line from the present gan Bey eee record height in the pole vault; The new first green will be built | elevens competed, Bam Seon, the Cornhuskers cay ‘ $2 L PA : 4 ‘ee Bat =a’ r a ble — at end ef halt: YVeatman i i : «- ; u ‘ i ‘ ‘ ‘ } pr 4 i fa } in . lat when he clera da the b e ’ > : a - la —T F . ; ; . ia ae . i “WrOT i Prad - ar at the [cross th itch and the resent ti ' was tne chore of to count only five times. 12; Central 10 By John B. Foster. irouns e table, six inches fro five points were permitted when | poiens sa neil nt ee oem © : _ 4 tained to handle the vas i = So} me ; = * : ; 7 a" ms . _~ onli +. i ‘ found +3 - — th “i % mth ‘ é ae it iz Tt of iso feet, eclipsing t 1¢ green rill pe used unti! the new » comes as a result of hes for that position, v 3 ey Soldan surprised by defeating : chi. 1B-v dese. , : “Se Balls were m ancno NOW lark of 12 feet. 10 inches, set by! one is ready. Temporary greens ] Ne! ka’s captain, was z oi — 4 —_ =e ; ° Pe 3 Rt« ; a > wy . - *- > — We a | 5 ’ YT} > s™' as v + a ‘ . € : ’ a yt : (lveland the s@cond game 7" d LEVELLAND ~ a @ W tiljiam Bb. ih os ,as om elit st [OF tT r u ime Oniv two PO nre an =" pe ’ itted In Eddie Meve * , Chic Pay eae reac e* ; x Ps ‘ 4 18 ul timatum that they 1 - is i ce ee ‘ ‘ : bi é } ane: nn . N 4 } . 3% c ic } . . , 7] ys os. q : i+ >? 3 ? 2 — cE to 15. FG. FT. F. PTS known as “Buck,” threughout the #4 abandoned it without a pub- 1$§5 the lines were drawm. 14 Boston A. A meet’ L eh pa, be anes wale ” no more games with { position at guard > hee - . op . mat . _ } . . | : Ston A. A. Meet ias anuary. are being rebuiit. +h ~ r- af Lt RE Cleveland was apparently off Weber, rf t .- ° © United States. Some think he wa; - — inches f the cushic and in Sherrill bettered br 6 in ieee oh ee — Municipal Association hough the. University of | e- Bie : . : . 4 : Ts 7 “ ‘ ‘ nterae . . oc aii t “Ni : oa avaa™in tbl ‘ u: i y’ ALi LAOS ne - a Pantie : Het stride as the second game opened A@am™ rf ----------2 @ | © the most expert ball player in th: a ee Pty ese 1896 they were advanced to 18 ¢>mer intercollegiate mark which | Framk, if Discouraging. a Oo oo pam capterss the oe ‘fi Be and Soldan ran uP a lead at th: “Seca a sta é © OCE be . “ a history af the National same Lig were drawn. forming nine quad- inches : e pi j me - o se . w S86 e HEN Diddel visited Mid A preliminary game only one Jayhbawker was er + -= ‘ : ros = spe owry. pee ceases i | Or re 1) ¢ or rh, how + i Shes Sila Pres vu mtv rhull Sseyerai . ici ‘ 7 .8ite oth a ? , 7 — esha _ ‘we a: 7% start. However, Cleveland soon E Hobbs ° 1 1 0 2 Was a produ + of t Te! ‘Nati 3 -~ 7 ~ i? ‘, Tour Nn “A - tre —T ‘ i - = ; are P ; : ° the Paganos and St. a p a‘ ad ori aif ry thik al € ; ry ¢ . _ ° ee ae . + : z ,- 7 7} . } r= — re + h* + 4 . — bs ‘ nN le@ t¢ ay samwvDp e ’ ~ i . ‘ " 4 a ‘4 Aa opened up and then the game was Musgreve, rg ...... oe 4 League and perhaps the greatest of ™ ues cy Wel Sa experimented with 18.1 balkline Chvintese = Sais es. Wile art ve “we & ‘ Junior teams will be Tustan Ackerman, Ka! PS 2 . . - . ~] od ,Z ecrieh r one a" 7 . mates = 4 e - *s . : ~—*’ Le ’ — + ro « a) . e ey ' | oe nip-and-tuck. At the close of the H. Hebbs, rz et Platt ® those piayers who have been mo $9 Pong gg ’ ‘herein only one point is allowe nurdier and intercollegiate cham soil from the greens and had joclock. Wall ané@ ie and, atcording te "s ‘= ; . . . 4 ’ > \eTi — «3 7 ne . . _— : . . _ elie sf Ui ~ ‘ iit . . - - » . USTni« ai ] he , . “ - la a ) = . * : Seldan’s lead from 8 points to 4 a - Catcher who ever stepped d ' . seg char ionship tournament at this for the 76-yard high hurdles came back, said that the soil was oe . pees mata , ‘ een ee eee —rAmMme * as : — two Tr erred Oo ‘ No wrzZwo ae a -4a0 ‘ J as See s. as ; we i points and was threatening to tie Tetals Tie fee Eee Shee Blate in any league. Wher : wl style of game was\played at New | when he won his tria] heat in| Very excellent ‘soil, in fact no | 5 Matthews Pos. RACIN ! 4 F ; Pa = “»? . ~~ wis = = . he a i PRINCIPIA DEFEATS Hempker. rf © 8 SB agekesdi: be exhintied ta these wi awn 18 inches from the rail ind the world’s standard of 8 4-5s . at Midland: Beat~ | At Mlinmi. ce “ng ga -— "bent Sener : os BE el 18.1 Passes Out Quietls eld jointly by w aldo Ames and; RSW greens at micaae. - SOR | Cather clear: track fast ar ce A~Aere privii ged “> Se nis 4 It} fy ‘ a’ “ 3 — + = 3 n — .* a o tr > LI ™ =o 3 ? ‘ * 9 r» y "+ - - }s >] rs . rs. U ia ai tne ereens Wiis Ve re- ; t WESTERN M. A., 44-17 nessa if 0 : ' that day, the most masterly displa’ i points in any restrict@d .a A. oY - > ¢o nued to . Karl Anderson, ¢ cago Stat : wpe. Pp Pee on soil fo RACE sim ha purse $200 ; ristinn a tal = mai* Si cress ul +7 mn : sess ' ITe . ia eet, ee eee R seen 1, ty , a a : $32 eT $s! ; = ‘ae . . i . o , . s . i . : = y . = ] w - x ~ - the , io. -_ . ~ + — . . Cine in ie - ore . en rs) ™% ¥ ‘ ai ‘ ; t 4at ae ' ,| wi : : ; e. Western Military Academy teama Palferd, i “ 1 “ 1 ond to nm Guring that perrod ‘was eceeineee —_ an ed undeg ‘> SOUL EPA EEEC “A AO.4 = : te ' ™ Bh Sin Com wie a ving idle . Time 8:13 ?:.° cr ; ge last night when the Prine pia first meee lve FE ett of Bosto! In Ros- these conditions at Chicago, Old laye This game onsiderably nis triai heat in 3 4-5 seconds. aiso wn ed yan greens aiier Vas Paul. Whe Keows Me. A iy teary won, 44° to 17. and the sec Totals soi = ag S&S 2 ton thev were inclined te believe! Jake Schaefer winning. He had mor difficult tha 13.. i Ss equaling the world’s*record hich an wert “e Cres ee ee % Bee ies 2 Soe - = ; 2 = “TT? % - , 4 } ay : tier,! e ‘ ‘ Tié a li roémi e 7 . . . *% . S 258 ond team defeated the Western see. Scere at end ot first half—-sel- that Be: at VAS ag 2 i as Ewing high run oft *°20 and Vier aux I assed out of faver i ‘ aisp: 4s ‘a. ie d j a os s ; noer hes UN wat b.—4" hae SEED ee out. $i $ ah onds. Ts to g. : dan 16, ‘ leveland 14. hi «5 @ ER ~ et? 3] ; ‘ 4 > ot ‘ » a * ri gry "ee or a oiding a meeting ea > fi montn iv On ang os ee ee) 4 tt- lamis ; | could excel Ewing int pw ner. . Dost her oh- x. in 1896. but there i« tes third time ‘*' season when they} are in the saddie. At a meeting a tg 4! rf wat gage . a : - . coe , , —_— : a : P , a . 2 ye ante ne _ ’ ~ . 5 ele *@htea wan? hh a? 4 - : ” °Lercmn * oe ; " a . . cy ne ©) ’ | nere ‘a , " } o* ; 7 far 4 4 Y re me T ? . } i ed ° =, . ss a. . Lé : . Yr ! } tt] a ] L* Be ° , ~ a in 7 - *nm-* a — 4 Wie #2 ———___ Heitzenroeder’s prides in the Ma-/‘'®' pro} he ball. He seen , ee: “eta er entertaimment tor spectators. N ° Omaha to Hold T.-M. today, filled with praise fe VURTH RACE. The Miami 3 : bey nine in some way to reach out with his ; ‘anchor oX Whe made rec- Teacerich? 1002 Ca. ree $1500. 4-yearclds ry z . " ity oO ile ePANntinwed their , 2 1 ; ~ . pire ¢ “ t Bee is Total of 2593 High for First °° ©" 2°28¥* continued their). Serle al eee st : — - ee ae es urmil Sets New HE transmississippi tourna- | Sale Schaefer, present % J* “Tarionge—Roon | Compe : a % * i } . Winning etresn hk t Line } - y . . ay o mien? will } : a he the fame. Me ad $00 iv 374 — at . Night of . ! - treak, taking t ee second baseman rr the shorts e * iy ent will be held at Omaha, — Ballger Lit (F. Stevens. i BRE a Handicap straight from the Cabannes and who stood on the base and waited “J () ecor or @, June 22 to 27. This will follow | Hoppe said tate ercont: Myrtie Belle, 1%. : ¢ bs . « aa « vear-o)4a E an, € 2ae ' The annual h: eal “OR 5 ata AS a result, the Majestics “» ~ . “hay ‘ aba ail =savi > =—— _ . -~ we , . oe ta4 on0? _? ‘ lon cee . 2, aa Pas doen ngton alles s last night wh ery ” » ot iat aiitas “Whats th al ee — , —— ii ‘tie tournament just before the ithen be called on to | . aleo ran 5 - ’ e eight teams from the § Christ Other results: Wooster ont a. ee apcer oem Fe ee ee assy eal se tiaaling. b : Smit dan etiti it wit Ae. iene. | paces $ mY + ss he | : ao “i ua? @ae the Gee rebir. “when © Trainer Henders . am e& eCrov Ss '; | Sta comp wil ye jevery thirty days untl B ide and up, one mile and 70 ys e . Swamatt aiteys roiled. The Schmitt-| berts 2. Silver Seals 1: Puritans 3.! vnew ver out hefes ;' wes ii} othe Terad ita ates - - , ee ee | held at the North Hills Country |all players wh took” 9 Ae a ie aa Miamis were high with a 2503 to-. ..-. : ~ ee tel daadlinctne |= oe = = ait I wine BUFFALO. N. Y¥ March 7 ec “her] 7 . $4 ' Au Ser ben a Ses oe 4 ; tal The tean r lled 26 : VW itt &r Ra _ @* Fiil! Th OoOmas 2 5 | . ereryvy mar K iT he 2 T ae " rit - \ é = Ciun, recent tourna ment. ' wee ' Peat / Aan, oe (al. 1 ro 2365 scratch; Paks Sie | | . . . — . an se | ' ‘oa tha eer } . - 3 + - - a . : = . — : . — . ld ‘ bet and was aided by a handica p of) darts 1; David Jones Budweisers ion wing , ' , , It is perhaps sign that Leroy night added a thi - and decisive 5 t.-~ -- a S — — = 46 pins per game Mrs. A. P. }- Se py Ree ne, - ASC. both it jor and parentage (¢ ates 25 Ny. Cardinal} 20 round to hig duel with Llovd Hahr NTH ure 9 Nerthheach cia!s pee oe Dillman led the team with 542 High met Karis, 683: Yer] shortstop, second base and the out*{yr-neae «ccems wueostine e Auburn 10 nie on w of the Boston A. A. for the ro id Me ae Portas ~ honk } as, ° na ; ' a | - ~ . = : Ts ' ? =o oe} . ° : r , z i sa i se zg VS 74 ‘ - a hes avi sed Tori s ¢ 30 $80 :.% 2 bowling games of 191. 141 and %°2: Deen, 662; Schmitt, 636: Lam- field oul ay the ¢ field j was k- hors ~~ e de Fii Adee 1) spene Se. mil record honors ] r wi iams) $23.30 Sere 240 aes ene mec cae ; st 69 well and finishe ian Pale ee eae e: ekg Aller 200 Lee U. Cotner oo on CO aon - ma race ! Grasse 100 43 ovnenct 7 =) He '. yes messi gla yin tte — ads ee ; a wa very Gaerp esi, So a Castie .. ww lewis heu stein, sg YO1CO featured the 174th Infantry S f Amber bh. Hee te Other scores were: Kutis. 2257: |-}0OXa 615. ce COU | wei ang ad Ci that he seems almost black when —" : =e ne “wei games here. Nurmi laid down fs a? . : aciiasoneal n "ch: a: setae : a eee > " Afris . 2 ‘ , : eg: , *V Ur ial own a 9 iy 7 } Ww itter’s Oh-Boy, 2943: Witter’s ae eg im champions »p £ames rH asi renpiring. Ais s dar ‘art ia Mar d th Sark * - 4 ye mi e off fi hi EVENTS OF A. B. of tnis mal | @ tne t@a tor rled LOO§ rigcht f ~ ‘ . - . . . ev Hreadway Jones ‘ > Mot ner | = . ne ™m i -” se by Nurnri af Mf idieon } 4 zi | Pia i : “ 1 rit rs as Wwe i) ' ITS :. ; _ TENPIN TOURNAMENT enna eee ‘Same abilit hat Ans ha and | +;,., meee : kt BE een iii Suttin’ in 50 Nadana *9 The RES SERN ened ané¢d toe - By a ed — Resu > kK ¢ vsi one {,00q4 Fione |! both tT ‘ ria + ar | ‘+ Lie ' agg _ aes Needite (un P le) iat marvelous Finn = feat of | an is the Associat s. = ee aoe ae Za encuhstede -_ t I 1 ¢ » es y Filisse 20 (ie = Sti -o COMpeting four etraich . ; | BUFFALO, N. ¥. March 7.— °:’ =. F bosress 0; America 3,/was one of the few baters who} snc 9 nl : Battie t)n 130 Overall ie ee ee Seer ree” See Casi s 105 (Richantes t44 Srerrsy . | ; . . a ‘ Ji men Here t rolesSe - ye ; ; > tr CK *OTN) ; Ti?ric tz ; i. ; George Teichert of a K. of C. team!" ny 0; Euclid Commop-lcould place the ha when he mn 7 ha —— oS Yur General s ack competition was in itself a ne Hurst 110 ‘Carpenters. | ‘ A » & L@ail we sith ' oo pa " ; . 2 | a4 ee r AT =tar lle Nrovra 7 > } ~ ' ; ( lendland >> I’y . ‘ se +) } i DnDer- RACE 3- vear— @&@= a . : ; : = a erm t ay wre ,i y . ; al © : ; | Teichert and Joe Geigandt took |... 78, ombach 321, Strum-/tion that it has held most oP 1 , reli having bees , - wmnbemes 708 Reputation ‘te ergy pag Star eo es - RACE. S-tearcids ood . f ‘ ea Ne 4 cra ft - le Miles . s : — - . . a% : . ‘ ~* . . ~- * i al ow. . me : _ Mie aa + ° : first place in the two men event (tg “ ers 384, Boxmerer/ time since 1888 and 1284 ir hos}, | bie great Umar Ahayya: hiniselt one dal so “ir Peter 3 wt His four-da com petition . . Mek *, og ie . = ; ° . . aN he -e Ore > 7 . ian i he e - @ . : ra , ' ‘ . @ . . : “anf: ea ] fre? Reowiklien -¢ : . ~ ey}. - ‘y ‘ tet 1° =. icher?t . &. Henk oo8, Ke ipp 659 of which rears h roved that he ~° } © ae (orenatien TO Sei _— 100 Ee Brook ivn to Hami!- ou e Tet Mereedee 102 (Alien). . with a total of 1236 pins, Teichert CERI cots Campfire Tale —43- mins Ritan Ont where tui stub . iad second Della Rebbia. 167 | a - " ; . he ven -_ = Tas A @*tratec is? on } . ‘ + 2 . so? ; a= : i DM ~? Pia — a | : is . "Ope -s : be _ > ia i; * Srna ere, tne te : 4 : - b+ Bt 4 : ecoring 688 for his three gam Ww. oO. W. League. age Vee » iy a ge ab not be decided unril - : ee OE ——- at ~towe v~ Canadian record for 1% miles to h ; Rieu Rue mu i ee 9 t , —— - - i Leenes Wits . hasentk : = . : } - ivry _ ; _ a 3 iis high scores were 250 and 244. ‘ es Ww. oO. W. League ~ oe oe —_— - \ track meet _ 4 . Deeming ten Siasisfect 72 Poronto, Ont and finally to Buf as in a ot | > ‘ie j He followed with a total 596 to resulted as follows: Renton No. 2 | 08 days : sree Seg mat Cat eile | Dees gn aters 160:| Supremus @ falo a ee eee Hw RACE 4-year-elds z. el . : . ae P A ’ ordinge a £2 . _ - dere 2) i sauna Anche f F roll into first place of the individ. - “*?'r@! |: Magnolia N: 2, Har. (In his next article Mr. Foster S Mr. Busch’s re-| Dames Neaven, “S01 mete Sh pag BE Be eel eueet end op & resuht of bis oo ny 1: Magnolia WN * 2 Renta will discuss one of the greatest of "*™'2@t Ve re e ww he 26 , Be. A ll. Biers ee as ~- Grey Fox sired the ot} “g a Follew Me 106 (Chari Z : ‘ ‘ : ; - ~ . a rn ait . si a int ‘ iil Te 4 > . J > ss . Ti : ~~ &Ta2 . - :@ . Riack ; two high sets today leads for al! frie met _ st 7 ype rot —. ete League's 15 Greatest —— ae Extra Dry Len aad aye a Many great sires are represopted | + “= 9 third Time, ior t - ; ’ oe ; > h. 40 rw 4 . ~d . . nm he - . . = ad : : . es Ss “BB ‘ iy . : . | events with an aguregate score of 524, Hl. Peitz 362 Herhes 4% on) Playe Napoleon La joie.) he meantime. owing to ignor- Tlsacs 0 Sampter =@ *na not least among theese i« A one My Clinetna Vine. - 26 - ee ), - — oe ae ee e-, Mitch. > ance as to his ability, Chief U ~ “6 Sliver Rock ~ ' ‘ , is Man Race. or, iso te Be: é $23 for nine games. 46 > Reitz a Raker "16 ILLINOIS TEAMS Ww : e i nce Finleed 4n Silver Fox _ VN ar’. uu of w hose progeny will nos — ® a year-olde an4 if Seek eof S696 te the Barmen | Ue!' > . ; es wT. Ts r e 7 . ow al "* ~ 4 city Was high among the earl five Bia nd net eens “Sisredne I" RPRANA r) “— ies Mey - " ey t~ _ +> - ee i ~ ? . s . —¢ o TT tor, : man rollers tonight. are tie? far th. ead. the Karts. | nois won . ird Rie ee o s} reaifzing the Bus a tr - to TE M Tetrazzini “a .¥ star iff the best repre- BRA Neotune oina |g Tree Az : euemenns > - ~~ ' " — foie : . _ - lan — ; . ‘ ted 46 en ed sire ~ or aed - _ . RA b Cc war vonche apes and Meyer-|ference athlet tonighs ‘ : °| aoe lon prayers +" a 9 PERO PB 8. eile one *; pet = sR on s K Cc HIGH Is ; i20n teams el n the antean : res ima re em hye iz hat Qh y emar mene toem entucky {“arein . oe vardse— Mies ; e TEAM w * @ rm ° 4. Mw © > fea — ‘ sas " s | ad ; - ref ee m3 ari il ; . .s n 2 + once ® Trail ; ae PI y9 —_— : DEFEATED BY ST MELS dual sw ming ‘al sie ‘a 7 OF tI Hartan itm The Rat . en Bivue Warbler and Rene- 7 fele Wins« Teerneyr . oy: . '. | ame sire ’ wi ke bs Hich~ ator er 6The 0 Count ee vi have been nam ed (omar The Christian RB ™ ¢ rh > 45 > « i ii gi ahhe4 5 . 7 : cS ah na ine \ oleate eo ? vw FR} k + - ies . a roetoers ‘) ylie > = las years derby Winpresg, Black with a basketball came between the °' ‘'” Newspaper eam ia o a 1 ~ = mpiete pe shed elsevhere ——- Gold—Chicle, Broomstick Sun " , _ 2 i Be ; 3 7 oOo i* ' a ~ ‘ie + ‘ ; — . ° . eee -m nn ee = Y ang . = he R. c. High team and the st Hay “Ma, | Si was a¢ mM Rol are ; ) | ; a ww a ‘ 4 iO this Zen r 4 4 . ester }, +f : tin is Peter Pan and - ave 61 thir ~— — State wrestiin y. 4 — h - a bs. oe ; %& ang I ei . iw ~ a . "~y > Fa’ ow e ote ; Mels of Chi azo, @ Visitors’ wor. ; "' £47 fourth Anne} 7 & iz’ st Ya? ve Oo 4 — © { her Goos Cand ; her grea sires are noted. Stickney-Hoelscher Cigar © ode Ad tt Md . * e ; . _ s * m . - " , S| ‘ rs ‘Ty? , ronr ei? — oe ] , The Rock Zs hur ; five Ww: , id tomorrow eee I yton Lo s T : a. | ears - - b ‘ MiiG - ixing, ali igh - ae —— me? oOwenrs ww it? be — pre- wie St. Lovis, x ». ° J " - 7 ‘ _ "7? : rith - , defeated Tie « 5B. M nims in a ’ me wice. #» a tee ; ha : 2 cj} wi Mr« Vanderbilt's preliminary came, 24 to 206 Petersen Seratch feague. esa an 9 genuine hance ' g ain ai anit Nicholas apparently the best. In the second game the teanis Pacemakers ths Paterson a shia Bod, : ie inters « . ne : | Thirteen entries are geldings ’ : ; es ’ > ‘ , 4 ieee 7 ‘hi y “: Tr) i - ‘ ; - - Lined up as follows : i - . we . f 7s , 7 es et . a ‘? oo oh ¢, ; 3 * \ , , nis TaeSgV to sa ’ TIT 0! he oO therm =" re ee) ,4 f?. ss Ri stat ' ~_”* : 7 ‘ ad ' as Ta re ss . . od =! - . > ~ ‘ sy Ruane. a’ Maurer if Rr . 7 . bo - : Hy : ¢ i i il +p ~ i re Thre - - ’ o : . ; . \ ; s"errns th ’ ave the remotes? ehance : . ‘ airr . ; ’ 4: " * ? ' . ’ Helirun if: Schulte and ( ' * ‘~ Sow eae Bs Z | , r . , * None is favorably konwn e¢ as? back Se ce wie 2nd ©ei-. son 318, Fredericks is Wa 538 . a = ad oa are a @ Roem ‘Rat 4 ex ‘ awn On past) lahan. subetitutes s! Mi. = hs re 4 : se rs Res bon Ss . a4 7 ’ tT y . eg Wa i 2 \ (ory ince i \ . sidiaths ar i ’ im 27 , . , eS at te i oti as : Wu + ; T's 2 : ;, ~ ; we 3 7 . . EY, 7 e 7 “ _ : > 4 r oy : { oT 70084, Fin zi ne ana Rr ue « N an } {} ‘ ; . %, ‘ helen IT ¢ ' Ave a . . :, . } at i@ * ’ erm rai r Ws r? ler se o eh ¢ " - a rene . est Wa sa’ ©, i oe An iny -no°r of i Eiis N iz s by — in th {> : ' : , ete — at » dageas ar . = n vreat; werth i present consideration ; é €

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ng" a Dos as , BC Roy ; 4 : re STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH iH Cws an sores acm asm 21en - aypenner Fo Ses in Secon » Forwar : ; g a iT; Cconk and a = TitleGa Guard, Sel x F — os 1925 me ¥, T » Selected ’ : de ts ON ile wack ; if g ro und nt f ‘ om - W a” me | ~ Won O Soccer | a 24 ote ’ 0} ee on e Co : Team a t of t m capes One Contest in Chass I = rth Hills —————_ Pionah tet ix Chaglaon and Vole of Nebraska - O 7 : ae»: ries, olz of Nel es *, ° ¢ e ae > Né@Orask O ° ( a , = oe! Bee! of Kansas, Elect aska Team P | O istrict at n cing Entri ae . A - C » > ™ ~ ‘ ; : . - 4 — — mes cted C: icke I t —— ; ts deci " > d Capt 9) CKed a A 1 ‘é At Ne A. LPL, ries ; es cide.) fhampi Bis OC Acke | w Or - , ee ~Ahe | | OO . ’ » () Crim; i Pad | e - ee . at ns on A Only Me an, our At New Orleans (Tomorrow) -Ha — d I] -Star C - ; ember of T : : he Rope furlo: $700 es orrow ) . t P n e - » ae ‘> +3 > - - Juintet wo Cou i £n Th, i mei ; ie i@irr ing 4 . OO ny - by itc - = Lis o Mis. Tard P rth H _ Second race. $700 cn”, Gin 1103 parently C die ° - . €. = vr a ce t ~ \ Or > , x fur ) , lj@ar aT ir oD ° a a ¢reround | ting gmthe Pil s. Eight of the n of the coac} Jon Whit ad to the HE or Hard H on nea intry © Eva & — Tt arris, Rememl y Consider South ie hn $ in (sTl. ‘ : iL . . . e . wi act e " ; - ’ a ~~ ? . : Lit) . . i 4, eo ’ . 1 er VOL » } . | -¢ Ol sh cr 4.7 re , iKners We! nine 1é€s . T) Old s eS d? 6018 LOuUTnN: Will ‘a s ad oP-Oid er J : E0Cals . Lay . Dp Be ‘ _ coa wes of +} ile se] tory . a 1 118 [)j - i TA) ;, Ail ° we gs . in {) . i* Hf Ing W ‘ Daws fF; ls in th ao awarde coaches the reg selec- le ry of th ‘ the ay letetiak uh det Ct 1 arr Gee as A ork § Fine P plea fi Scoring on both the f fed two S partici spectiy ) fore e irre award | Golf 7° : it, > 4 "gar a» . ; {J rcs . wiye ‘ Ps ‘ j ."¢ . wh ‘ / ° > COMmn fisher; mM th : ; O Ve@ears ag iS | 4 ey wal presented for: @ or) uUrse wre )’ Buarant orf. f . | TaCe 1) M 4nesier a0 ion the sts be a erman W Cham > " Will > ; — geen in e hog, ar e My the conferen: m LO Minner | li] Sta ; Pp ‘ lop of P; : ‘ by the * tie \ ‘ ° uld he iif d th P enc ; nes S700 aa lea ‘ at Suggest left-handed ecke Pionship Clin om . yor ‘O0a y's © elig : P In scori it, oe r . (ne Mas &4ul Ber] ' Kayo svOort} Vle to Bg in condi nd Ey cy pg “a F-Oig i. > Bue "Sts itse “Gye z | —Scu With recrenti rger > 8 cls | ugh he ring, ; ¢ ass 0 erlenbac) rtn Hil] Eive t} nadit aVigator , 1] 7 teams Self a year in " Vi : t ?; . . ’ } sa : ‘ » *¢ A) ‘) ' tae “rT ) ‘ : | gers 4.207). ; pie Sierien ne Be - hus always ' 5 ind uintets paiicineated the nea ep en n and tourns . iS wus 1s iif tourney, r) : ‘ee ‘ . ni 17 } or) P r 1 ] g ' lé gular b ns, showing re: a glance basebal!?"’ 1 llins Play victory Bieers to fhetruct oe uo ys been ai’ % FI | fa opens Boe vory mi: ley will } unanir y to} Bie re jt sett) Nell Mazin " erths e at t ”* «That | Raticans. as inst Sk ey r , he hi: a am RST’ - D | 1a] e sk y matri: As il be hy mous Biue Pp aig laxim °° ste wil 18 ’ nu he lat is ——~ licand IS ries d er ; i nas } e. - rE ~~ , ot} ull ’ rix AS } ”" . neld S ry” i . : a sca s+) ) ] sf . . Th mbe - rost is a T) ee nduct st +} the leadi een ar Ack ;, AM in ; ierwis oO! ain revir euy i he Dar a . Gea neo lt@ie Strive he fig r of gs ers a ques le me : : 4 : +} t} ot c ing en an che Se - ' tlin ~ " Wise : 4 | , Ww) . 4 sus] . ak te + ’ . 17> ia wv . f¢ Lures Re of &- ce : Vy = LNhf@rise? ‘Car os Scorers l, IOng rman hool ; x Sikij k ne 40 UIs bi] De s i to] JY 448 Ji f JOS? aan © SP w OKs coeel la in f Or bli “— she juth ‘ the | ‘ I acl r ch irger’s : elee Dia ' . as Aince Vi née.) . P 4c l, ,.¢ 2 : AaVailah? rid. he Ine. — Irth NA id ‘sf » the N; i1a2CeS Iw ti ‘ paw ® my; sOUls ; amp! : s 3 S =; v Wash ; Wi? nner ° Kan oasl Re . As 3 , if +} liftie VO aa see “- ator ah 4 ati We Of lat n $ ths lajor and onshi ile ac fe POStsc as ington’ viley G ee tion -erlenhb; at- the fie} at N Cours e' S700 Green: r ion; thi Oo few nat w the lip of &S =s> as m1? ’ cri ren i 4 2 Captai \ rood ww es F . ach’ rleld wor iTTROS White iF re T} al La: § tot we i]] ! of ! , add St ; iC. ows: pt ’ ' tle aptain an scm aah orw one ; ls pune} qualify , niak th Hi] rN ings ning. { e enter Ne 1 ague al, 42 r the - id f epre itlor . a. sz er ek 0 guard ig and rt (ox a as KF ard as has AneNn alifving 1aAKOS ls, 3 "en ROT " It) x. d-ve y OV vO St ‘ , ~ a ’ anad ur sentir al pri , ' Wis] man , is the otl run- Ee eb. , orw fic) S bee, isa .* OV 4 rou nNece ,and | od D> PMs tr-Old@ erlor . Loui are in ¢t} left-hy; my 1S this vilege eal Sh the ther >:7. Vol; ' Pat : Bae ard Rnts: ae MD nN yrov nighty IVEr roun Ssarw 9 Sing ’ 11” _—_ ’ rk ey ‘ is ¢] the handers Ip s clty ] | = atten+: lat you a warded a bert} Piker tr iz Wash. Center b: q ; While ie Ved in sin ity “ae both eon = Can ® rs he . ‘ain e« 110 +2 AE IN, a left-han l the fact ens have ite American le re | VYinner of t) ¥Y against the . ; ; ate : ° . ; it } *-* e . cs f . s . si ’ . , } 4 Pat 2a. see } , °°" ‘ _ 4 . . . . / ‘ ~ oT ‘ ‘ Py } the fact ¢} n of ‘ta csr | Cox has on the fi; SI Neb... Guard ma ictor as th for Siki's ahi Sey lecided 1 lt vir Diuyed vo eg Loe \ MK 4 Fy 148 | Snes d pitcher Nat a good burg and anes 2 | “ague are | fe American + © Only te FUP ’ . a. (Pe) . iirst ' SiC : al : ; e CO! “iS Skul! Se mif ( ! rLualty Jah } (b WWe lls , > on 4 — P ¢ . ( ‘Oi * . —_ . : ther dahon r hate : r players Fane en described —. COND TEAM Guard . ne 1 from eee colorful « cul] te lfinals and » piay the illv has : in S. M aed Q7 -$ .) ae ag training t the Bro is a valuab) Cobb . line fro; vert to #3 ionors which Soccer men a ct th Pque . a ference - d hy ‘Ipte Sch eX. mself Fey legal : Sentle- lOnshj ad tina] 36-} i , * 10E sittle ,t2 doi Car wns‘ 1é u nm le (he wi nh wil : aaw aa rr ery Part 3 . CO: 2. . nm. ool 3 ( + i to : h ad Jin r 72 tO O1InN nip , 8 Kr Det |. Ss KY ° MuCcesBt bet nne I re curing § nee] ted al aches ; Mi ° to j be, 7 iS gs} th la SS in th J 100, ¢ mie gd » Six lorid: troi ve Le ster iweer r of . | maki ing Su ves . ] around as ‘°‘t eBrid .. Neb Posi ( jar it » none hs S.10OWT) lus aff Ss over tt} Ne chy; edburgh ya wen r S.ve lor. ths uty ‘ kithe GA tm: t \ a@tt-H / mn the today’ ’ ung nday’ as if st] pli y ; he « e¢. “ee tion to | las ] . 4 . ordi the ft (arn ‘ . (is Be + Vea e.g) ‘ at P ** and Ques nake - vhie} " ander \ - ch + Th id f = ©x : ers at “Millers / unjust or que 12, Ti According he Val Wi desis a “orward black of k vhen ty tter rses, | roo «4eth’s Tr iM bt thre ances ley or tl xpected Fie} at St ‘re an eo i $}., ] unfs St to ° I ’ £ tn le ai~ lkins Ww“ axh Forw ( Sikj : . k bow nocki, OVer ~~ (wo or . tea? 9 —» ~ - iPeu sys . Feine reg « +9 14 3@ rat ; ree of _ are are f ie tit to leld ¢: as I ‘ d the ), $4 Par LaVO av is atest f] Ww tae ° vard MEAL 1s os ‘ng r one rounds of golf! + ate Fac ive, Chur erre ire 1 fort ‘taine this ard, E he tle, he ai + Seal Ouls ; ' art rat of is the le: figur Veil K ; s one CO} is. ; If ile & 2 . 4 th ' 1ed +. nu » We veter las vd I { of t} le 4 ‘4 lea 1, Pures ; an « e 4 Ch; 3 lé ‘ sUrse 4g Po > ‘ ry ¢tjt) }) @r iin = . Wi . I} mbe war! . era five aVen?) ule - nive | 16 e crit : ading sco: s, Ty aM... ... nter ( aracter f the P ‘ ror 4 ‘ ° rn} L | ee Ne . l » ; *i¢é Cre Ne 2 . oe ir ’ es . “—— 3S ary ’ iif} i@yTit ; - AS P s¢ - » - dled nm here Ae ePtroit wii ie Universit tars Honored ner ‘ forwa) a4 ies though ; heard *of ‘ey of pugil Clation + d preside County ¢ | oe hon Gk. 104 my > ‘ear? seek : om > a ay Riek and oa ee have } loth of oe an ss ague Geutae a race — lead ls : ~ . iore Py 0 " Sity ‘ f Y = : se y cke . ,ert} - , 52 ‘ le ha : si 19 9 yp si~ : . or ii of 4 un . "ay Strile. ° ‘ ()"? r= Spard ees me . ; > . ey h Pe. Ce Nr aed le la ext, . = ea ne ly) . = ® FE? ; hay wer , Nebroas! unis : .ermar ‘ iil wit) 19123 ad hee ‘ sh. P nan a va : i the SO Ve . : ! . Soin " “ Paes Odile as fi : . wit) st Sund: der F mor . whirl ° » ple a *. : he je fy ns cle tn NI 6, h een | ij- led ar : J , iss ' ry n ra pp =f ood +4 Se are } Dy ive Cley nh the aay will e t | . WhoICh m A Cc ng ere also an Sia Dp = ;ue 1n th Se] er . . in- on sud , I IOX] _ are (*) (oth {)- and ©. ~; B4i PW . 4 old Jer &? on } velan . tear today led but i be l Leleyve sip up , awarded tf iay- | Unani ‘Nat he ‘ection the he aqdaenly f] AINE sine re-elect Eris Ke er Off Mavor Carrer P«O0. clair ; -» 195); M Overs f and Bill $ iis | She and hi = y they f the played t | fens comne Ouis ae ine first te 1 two pl Mmous ne was was . 1Orizor ‘y tlashe — Cted vi Lenney Cerg | > itech: = 10 Ost not S from ; Sherd aute, Smi as thr Har y will el Mille ; taine ; TY) ete , ‘ prof : é Bi team , places for ae ; choje not on! ‘ Geors las t} d acr L, Ww . lce ¥e acy of q, a is yy 11] . «-Ve@ar- 108 e Otable a vear sz e] in ’ e mit} iree st i irry . Inch rs wJn iil + ‘4 “a “ ion } : in | ed e« can itle (+ com nand} is } lection ¢ : ved CAausS ltion : the Cn: arpen JuUé ror reta a 4 s1 : I) : ( ‘1. ‘ ldo! . er aher o) ea the rs Ve . to : Law: elew Ss * mes = Gie the een Tor 1} mmyiy } su) ( cl nach tier 4 as ia f’\ inset Mare e; ° u os »Otai Veter; new VA e]! thi , ards dy’ ven gre | as ; Lie ison. t} (he sec Ne Was Oorwar 3 in 192: : >» and . re-@ nce Noelliz chewed Mi. ' 7 ined f eran , corm , Wh S$ tri . and ys Be will atly nlitim a re a gam ; , OT), the c PCOT d P sele ' as me ard } e = ¥ Jz , Nor? f ] I" . Je, ‘ ar ia if)4 e _ rs , eee On i fre ‘ WV al le la« ’ Oo f 4 5) wil vil mee im. Ty 2 $1) Si) if e Pe . ornhire!l ’ L& . ted a iS¢ , rut } j ik ~ we I Iivie , Alik if q « ‘ , d Sa f HQ) | he sTY) . ter 4 t f: Inis) ] trw th nea i t T atum " it of . ter ‘ INUSK ree dal ‘ ta 0 } )e- | S ° : andie . Mo , Be. 7 Kf ..10% a oth the ‘ Ma ! , all: , ed . YY our e ad n t) ate R no 1 that f the Was th kers’ ¢; tO cant: inani till . I ie, treas ntgor Weat} OS Sun 8 , °° *aa ers Coe ails, | Th ; Mille with oubl he fi , Cardin: Napili apy e lallahan Saal Red Sox } League gr Rese two - © Clock - Starting z of i dling Ai ASSOC): ee th NOPTUsKa’ SitIorT é , Nas bee amed ies Lhe . Sen e la St avy on ance |; wi : lal €Y impressic ‘ ‘no & . iaAVe F aq ué . | 2. ys im ing the ccm iation aman > a positic ska + captain Ry “4 hile fi] vear f r€ nan sienae ! 3 publicity microseg); eriey: play : 4 oe ar X pe neee | Ciaimed ( lough :; imp 4 ot SSion at in fae Wetnaa } uhr. leet ge The PENN — e A : mtect reeg . mat : . Was : cont or g Musual! . Ww’ ty, Sikj ye of e( P ‘Manned, t} — the >. 1, recalle 2©ar ‘ . (he . “= “a Se . _ rei . es wa ' - 7\” j ‘ .)" ; satin iV tr . ’ } = ’ - ‘ ' iY ’ » * - } . 7 a \ , a rl . . J Pa Preiiminary : though t} Svard. Give | \.:, erence, | 00d piaye y fruit- Ondrous ex: 1 Stood out for O increase g "© aSSO ' busy A Harri d from Fe SO, and en Vhite Sox d Sherma —e . U. IS AWAR ll Zanos and ry game b Be tea: » the Univers; Siar plave i, ind the vot} rs in the’ tal m: xainple of 1} (asa | r this ye gues to “+tOn vot. | t Hava In 1} ris Likes S ort Smit} port, Fore own Cven an, while| INTERC DED |2Unior team wee Francie . captured th Sity of Kar past thre rs Was close ting for ajj.| D an translated tne elemen The Ju ‘4 %-9 a clul na (For Tod Pree penny America: outhpaws 1. ; John M ‘man and mince Day. | Othe A OLLEGIA i o’ele 2ms wil! . s @ , nly the ah; 4an- er . e or f ioSser the aii~ azz] AalOd Ce we . } , JUNIO! , lub, | ctaahy et oor a | » ©XC RS ican |] _ hi Metjr aml mit NE Baers TE ; mek . % li] ha e d A one J: . { Nal , ae | mn: . I fo! . an t.. 4 led } : ~ (*)} \’ We ae i (jist : aj i ae , y) i le; ept 2@t jjs . Ta * if} Ito ‘ cw - lated MEE a a1} iyhaw npion an wi Dur §s in tl ' vy his IVilizat} neld = j; istrict , Mg, Sy ast ing N ague relig aw wi n. Y, &@ pai Nehf ace | ps of and ro«Th , ne oro} . aj n Ack al qui lmber . wWoere ljosen tf ng def , duet : LO lected ours | So} . wey J y dull hes ‘SS. a, | per nm, ai on it at , Magni 4ir of and \ the field @e 1925 iior } ibable } Ain and cermayr }uUin- oe r of vot , as th n by mor: afeat of to his « aq. Q) S hue 100! Svlomoys j edurc a 7 ‘ Mant =; aided j S roste tude 1. stars Jack | today Intereo cham . . battle f Ineuns a tet} ; SBC. r ij l, Kans Cely ed —_ . OLeES t} le hi " nal rale t , “4 ( ar e ‘ ur- pePen iimse! P nor } ~ ii j J . it lstle ty .* ALi we ’ and n wir . ,; Dlace . ly P . of th the y wer lleg| pion- : , 1] S 1 stic /OFralr Sas’ was f le } ghesti Ci vent penti off and B hee ung A tae ay , rk World’ nnir R » ar e fi | t’ e ft ate “. Ww ollow: for thes CS avai) ing’ t« ; as T as four other sti Came a j to. pi ier, hi ve iered ; i Bellerj Mn 4s 4 Ta 3 Maen LU | © of Z: rid’s iz the hi uethe 1 effor rst | whi niver ormall A. AL A St. Matth | a | > lates he tw ur. men re- | Se eteamz: » hia red be and time Jaiming, pulse Su0U., ect, ae besten ees ta ae e have fiy r, the rt to wpe ee: ety, ¥Y awarded ta i Reid ews FF mM the ec ». i®ading St | lect e,¢ VO Was] 7 quer y-riding He he CAUS¢ eller ‘oes S , foe Duy is al added ry and y the! TI e me Dod re-/| 30 lil hol f Pe ed to ’ on e confer if poi ted f asningt iter of ng addi > US- It w; is rive is Vinevas “wd - Live — co} thre Moeri . ley q n tryi gers _ At F rid the nneyl : Hack — : G 4 Preis ence 7 Int ee) . or the : Lon Ll: i a / the ‘ icf, ‘ as Suv: . more : oc rm edt erg , Lb al’y julie “UPpWard ners — e mor ™ Ogrid , ™ ’ are I ‘ ne f " wil] TT) rank! ‘mm on M Vania mh _- foal PALIN 2 -, Was cl Sell Seas second players patron all-nig) a fre. | that: Bfested uCCess) CMe mer 95, sae © Rae al ‘| old are Ve; re. 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Quinn . —— a CIN ee aul Weil i Ww uld He lea r ; vgs clothes P ttle, Don & re nt ( rT? ae ft, rnament h, rvsta 44 arid : a I ake ’ : . ey many i ifue a fte _ k from ae In an W illiarnes ; Schwartz Saheeas con u“ aos eae dr 9 Neos 1% eee ge ac ° isteshiieliien ( : NARA , orn in qd in S th: pion: scott, West — hates Fite — aif Lurig ao ldniate * gceeres y s€asons; * r an abs ie for ea effor _ 2. | varwit reduc rie * Flat oe es Halthack A WAALS R ay prem Pri in Paris London w) it | ons Walter z estern seni neluding | x: ceiver er a at W s Sure ae re : ‘Deus of ht Emil Yd ort to get Paecere dl ross ‘BG the dienes voted Roch alfh * else ° EIN MARA ‘Imiti nt nen “CSS wW cer Pfeff Senior che } Sun Marks *” ve 6 enor alers | rill} om tl R nd ae, the s0me “count ance Wet oe. PF ack t Miami oon , pu] tive as ; was ni ffer ania a, Sun Marks oo 21y7 i! wo igatnaliaeh: ilheart 1@ Do ‘uether of the © great ie help| TO ry ahentoaee arth orw sence j Pat mi of ~ a ttack av: eae : gh hi and ; ‘ q intion } he Ww ider +} ) ning e. ieee her be Ry PPE ae Miller Zinia I , rec: ] try Coo ’ nd tor c TW rs ..KFerw . ; S. Clalit fust her } nN. ac; a aie wif s mon Zam bi . iy. ion held ester 2 (ie . ge Durse ¥t C4 f-uid leuvre ‘| I H cag ‘alled > ¥Y out FE . per t} re. ON N Mer we " ard hue 4fu ie tg. pur . Ani . . ynd: | a il aa fe and meyv ar led last #421 ld a seni rn Golf a os hvu ft is nd > beet throu uggin »uée. Lach ¢« JUlias , 1e@ «6=Pir rr ~~ S ~ nnn orvw *? o\0 9 iJ rs | Sth Se Be] ye ene v tO «| Jattie Ale oat. and : desert " annexed Jaijii aft , Senior f if As- |b Ue © ang uUpWard, | gh t} is, w j of this regan. May ; rates yr *he 2 ERIOU Ref i ard... first: F Si a@iin sy) ‘ngs: . Bate : Korh] nird =" red fou : ted her A Lu ‘ Algor , tLOournayr =— La it ' I i tiaif ¢ 7° one le 192 ho nN the ( trio } “ and wy" meet bet & Tf SLY er Porw . § nae ex. I bd. $45.20 P R Gusen R Tin 109 ¢ geht hi r, sw: a luis R nqui: amen: | 6“#! ‘© .. nae. Og ur sout J24 Sas wens | mi lad Songer ST. PAU bte! Fy ILL hal co—J ard coud: ET ag ee Polis | **@che mn Be a} ne, 1 ( He. of t} his w: SWagger ‘of t} ‘OSE! eis nt] "Jack ceed ence hpav ason ent nors a £0 err. T - PAUI eee f ve 4 . RB. « vcs eae third Warnin; “. Stutte $13.60 : Potte es Ir Cor 14 1-* the zg: wav j Fered | of the -« Lo Petiri 3 eel p: oe added . aw, Her] wit} eo C S last odr lor o Mir ~—! & e : } 2. liliiw ‘ tutte) ; : , . ( ; ’ brea a >s es al ° r . 4 ass : sin tage , eo o«h* J . . ee ¢ r ] l > . Ser ecor nmy ** rn % > apin tark Pe: lime fim cy 8), $4.4) SECS ~ Gide on Ts Part ran NT; > fin: \ cafe 1 and s ASSOria?r tirine Ed « mM ? Cor Mae LUV |} lay Fr b Pe put per Vv ARO? d y Gil ™ M; “ utes > ter Pay! ] 13 _McTa = } o Re is rua i . an )@! Nise ally r Ss A © of ie Out ad fa] 1a ior “> pres} . Sica s4ITISor ee 2 den. Yriehe . lity pe for : . rancie nnoce T s + ow I, W“ e] »bons . arch ~ SCHAE R . F a Who Kr 1-5. der leader f up ACK —S$7()1 La J and ficht . . ecame , Paris a — l tournan l, Sugge f’ iGQe@T f *y> ae w-ter ‘4 . £eg alt arthern: cee os se e, hut Ww) Cis, who k, has Yy . rhe (“yu bs’ on (‘ub ' ght boxer ’ St. Pau! 4, FER WIL — NI *ane ie Me Aobel i to @ Loz 4 Moa and m3 ‘laimoir nt Mike McT hooked nd néeld and ¢ ment of Sted that oc: Ham pse 10 o; aD gene oe 104 Sensational] no in 1 was y Vilbur ‘ S southpay Roster ; that he is r announ heavy } " : a! A wi. + _ 7. = Jit’ A li 14 nes i2 ; i - ee y 4 i» ‘ ne — ‘ ‘at oe a asi! WSOT) j ouirr ~ ‘ - » ‘ i , iing 3 tr ning 4-ve idy > | ‘§ ” rit ae ge 4 rr » le } - - nie r hf , auUuUse r BEFO UE TITLE: Sin i: El Jexn $8 0) a ‘uarter: TH aq Fred K -. SO > 95 ebert ) : Irish F “ 9 nlav ‘© country Ss profess >) Panorel— wenn aio ” va sig al! rivale ers, Conni Sradu: l, Westn " Jones POSItlo | rhe S twin » of the By NEXT 20 and $5.90. 5 $5.10 and} Tp { Sth aceemen” 0 €-5. Preascae COMBI inish y for j ry ‘to ion- | Kenaau ° S000. six furien DT st ea ee bie Bnei uke nedge oh Steins le twins sons ill. as >) [ A _* 2 : 4anaGd : ’ lear 4 'rTe-~ ais : ror tibia 4 ’ ’ ° mr f -— ‘ S } ("t) ; © I al ye - fu shee ‘ , . ge e 6 - . . ‘ ae > " “ar r ; © Arsociat OCT 07 oR 78 ae reach. ek 1] te tae STON 4 — = NATION | Protession; 1 SUDstantia! ne here oo nn iWe detainee nent. Orlda cc: nnie has s ack leads ore, but Jones hi ead ar evere attac are suffe | NEW yc ted Pre . Choco K “Della han Baan orm Cahill Toa earvin Ma VeOar-olde whisky ; of : pror nal tour ial purse. ” ie ont" 113 Carios gartne amp. ’ seven g Pac it in 192 as bee 1d | ack of ring wi | -W YORK _ Kellerman st Mine thira | Second FOG (Geom Mav 110 ds and | dethr y and Iris} Seote] nroted irnan rse. The | 200 th race, %3-y 114 Hen + hair » LOW | } mer, Hel They gz at the ific Coast OO Der > . '*= to ‘ ‘Cemmation oned } . . isn cr cr aif tio? : py +}. aie | last ania I> . ( P Sys ear-n ta be ty ' i/uUe ioldec t: Imac} 2 are Je 7 with as T er . Ored { ae f : > a. 44d CFT) ‘ ota rch - RD Racer r’urity _——s ‘ avs rT; Mshoy ‘ t; ~ a *i ENe@UY) the il1™M 4 rait I an ‘ traf gij ‘ Yer “Ker aTiG ¢ CS at . me , Vers i ‘ sa UT } the . ague a t} | e ends A helkli ‘ , “SUS + ;and Cc rime mn Baad es tot nand s ther , nd th istrict al Arit Cros & Sixt d upws ...l}o!} Willi . an and n- |] » Ci . Mi 1e = . D.0o} ] Dalk)i . ———e ’ ° ve ‘. . The P iso ( enti: ift—] ‘ > 4 (] “Ar q « P2.,} 1O Bp: Sen? - ep a7 c: : LCrieé \i saif ¢) ’ ili j ; ‘ errr Ware elie j i1)j . id (: M ast f ub £ ° lst e Hy +? », Will line bil] year-oids Gak T ae imeamte clo ones ey ad an, d nt hi 1 Golf Wisse associg Beep at Ay £6 3 J. vurse g roves Meeke all ‘Or ¢ ad wi gh. Cr l* lillie ” Nllia Am ; four ¢ lerrace OUPRTr © alan | Bee? ’ led ae lever . , Own whi 44i7t) ONT} A&ss uri PP i - 6. Kuff ee i luord y “ Gr and wae 3, Ww as . ; a bri as PIT’ e“OCint o today f Hoy; rd c {» . iP Tose 4 urionr puree ‘4 Ve = mitq FR . fan $ P ee to Ff + cease which Aa Slve =; OC IAT) if f« ‘ aft) an hfe arpra, sTOVES : ( lir c Vall Ep ‘ lef : i I rsR ’ ml Wy wn. / . fille pe. re ’ ier, 114 + S7_me -Ongs i 4s ar-old LACE . iyi es trolle sed ty ; n he hz and : ion, wy LOSS)O}T f his ‘aD ve. .s106 if S is th E ie, ere pa Pix period} Moor URG ens i Jak ie] wi » return clon (Hi. St . £28 race eenth: and - Durse ivina d by > skid las h; i Pians as te ‘- ord ¥; ;. Bosst; men . roug e high newce »| Jaki i xOY > f ore, N 1, Pa . : Se) lth pra ned 4x ~1200N tutts). $2 0. $..40 > Be Mdiehene Tere $1000 ot! YY hims —— Un | fave be iS Tor ; Oo exper © & FF arere izh-and Read C7 | ught ‘te est -oOmers dle May y. Kube ter sew F » March 7 7 the iaefer aise fo 81-5 tn Rarre:?:; @ 40 & Vii 3 0 5 cae DOCH 1¢ Ard, mi] Claim ler jivi iself ncon- een ahi fF a Sim!) = ~ arsons Se alm - sca, ‘and j to the } Priced ; * Over av wi! Rent fs; nation: ork, def (,—J Ljiie .r: ° ‘ - - ¥v {sAV ” . t} Ss” - s 0 4 , rir at > 1s J “iit @ min s Ving ‘ or } . i ubal q Millar aff event s eT r . Rio .” is ; lig at} ] 4 rs I he ALON © tit] lal } . tend ° FE came present Phares Ga. hore 10 Jona, 2™4 a si ed mm: agency y ¢ idoned affair | @ a: : ugh a iva it expec tent thi hlete ; . Hendri the anats* ° n doc ed h - me se third s ie | : A six- nate ney, h Y any | i. salt cifnar race, 4 nd Head; to , cCted it this s A rendrick R , onig) aul is f : Ho monar RACE Gnome i ; - e ecor ro , % tches V, he dic . Gus Z pur t-we; Lead i Mac a S se; newe icke ced |} oe > if by kpeed nN- . oOppe : + p (ACE ™ me Day Cee eed Senne eee: Rs 2 (C ee has Ss, nev lisreg: >. —_" se S73 ar-old 4y. ck, , proy “asor conier (s als 1old- | vw pol 1¥Y #cor ak ; : x: 3 : mur Se . — , “") 1] > t ‘ ~ Tres Tes 1 ‘ ie trz a . orfolk asurei le RR: we ained } ‘ an, f and his : ijurv P , Im mnjyff , an “ Lawr oe LD] . ac and ipWard 8-1 W er In ie nd Dar ~ Fare rOrge ~ >. Thar S ee . > ONnIiy ft att] March ? “the 1aSs gd Ne anit ntille : mle . oes CO . OV ‘e and t the oints« by . ibe } inte: byw eae ie) ; he ‘i an | SIXT and 3. iv RK > Sin, _'s to b tie for # 6 heer rfolk ehada a te eft ‘ lar ; wey 7 « ld F e® RRO ’ whie y his ety] chaefer will Thomas nile ana ” ee, St fe ‘ ; I} > ioe RACE LHe to oO wood can ] fe j ar » igntin sis of t} an- | la Ju father o vate a! Spring iO4 he tw sy Y thirt on t« $12 arhat H. Stu 1.00 Auliff second iio (VI to § mses Eettir Vine cne; 1e lir First ana (T Appr C ear UP er" ring 1‘ o r all Oy (ji - ? de " ” ~ 10 +} deer Pals mg Ss} “7 Va - ] ee Day ; 11 @ TY 4 tn 5 Anes , ry ia per ¢ rrne- Vern, race i Y~Mrertice ga] track 18s Own , )] . 2 ‘! players i4y¥8 until] h cm alliat oe ee Po iy. | als c Meme, * tvid = Hat a.» oe 5, | tervals limseif ioe opponents fe oma’ ane. f oday ). » allowance viet: +. 201 pe recent t Who took e has Race” rie s Ranson oe 1-5 SEVE 9 Me dir “ Time “s (Me unce S and be} arrested a en Ala ja} Brown ,, $600 ‘ive furle > calmed : % . LOoOuUuUTrns ° ‘ ; : K.. 4 u #\ - ’ . 2 ’ CAT and ‘ " _ "er? ; hiaVIT : at Yr) } . — 1, ngs Se waite 4 nNament part fn De Ide and un salting ir *4s re C uD a R aC G d ae > dre a ain oo : stl in enc in- sy ia ang (Ol vr 7 «a~ | ee =— eae (G. ao one pille purse $1 006 \" Ones). ey if and ~y s7iw . pped hi _ that - such an Pe Krovw 1} A Por King .107 - gs | $319 >* Noel). $43. $13.40. en 0, ¥. 99 (Hebe: 2 eo 5 MAlf—) 4-vear-o} thet yady = Abbot 10g plrrenc; 107 At Mi : “aso Prag yards: | Sophy 1101 o 5. ie giaicelling ii4 mentirely, Lady Abbot. "104 Dp; 10; iami (T. | leve : econd ; My 1» ie . os , rie ns Con to 5 a ) firs: ss . 7 ° . ne! | ' n- 'aA}T ny - v4 oO ' siren). S410. Agnes. 108 Time, 2:34 3-5. "Soviet, 1 to 10. second: Must Be F; : r 10g Fyittle ite | suapete Oe morrow ) sa "T"} Poy o s cond: | "rw ¢ iia \ ry. ble ise°Ss sis) . 7 , rl , neltr La . - ird — ‘4 $ iile ae let. : D ; I cA 4 he 1a a \ ioe Js and laimtnye TH ne ona igh Storm lime New Archer Bh wg Grass. third, ; OV - t inis Ti ivimnoin ~ son VW ~ ] ’ ae | ig UD e >. nurs } pita A ngees Faber i Huonec., C: First Orlean 2 ieee 60 ran. . Litt! \ he is 7 ime. Seer . a oa > Ma CxS ] 12 ~ tiie and se $1000 oe q mile Se Sinn each . ; 2000 M rAace— ps Ss Scrat . i ] a lateh tear a race , P ' Bye ‘ aiy ' [ ne fiat Da f f d- Wil « and a 3 for 4 calming abt C plore a Sarsfie} ches, t enbach shed with r a - and ne alm a 1o4 = ‘ 44 , ur- sai Tr) « “hea ~Vez — ,: ‘ ; “« ; = ~ i . € ‘ .? ‘ - r — eg ‘ mii) x a = = _ | 4 Gra aS} £° a 1Oong } ce -olds \ t ew tala Hough ER Cla A Wah een take ‘ A kille . sOr~ = i (ms Ran ™ 1 ()™ : sur ON Rs * i 0) e 6 - 7 : 1 “ler y . aS 1 an 3ar Ma " i [- lian: rk “ nkee n os -_ ' “ay ; io clas - : * ." — ] (ir See j con. ") ikrur ver nd P na ] t1¢ ' } ; d s .10 Ried” * ald + piel $4.50 Aint ’ Fourt Hickman Third auline M ager, wl - hand by Siki has Sut | sae LOR S ert =f aa "2 -++- 10! aman ny ws ete 104 Satine Time.1 54" wr’ $5 nO Flyer Winsome : er = Sues ~ Bal- shim ne 1° & trvin y anew mi n Ree rult ere l Jin sf Maid $4 J — ~ esti: 0) -. k Sumpter lon Ni oa Adan o£ 2-5 Am brome)’ 7 unborn 2Nelis M Cv Pri acuda hil t arer . XE to an- | Miss Pr erties Nan * Post 126 Mr_ --1'4 p SO eligit r .i14 | and H ne R: a » Me Lucky Sta Meteor | meni K Sixth hinks to civ re} , -¢A rospe: 1202 1 MekKi 1° Be a edmor ligible: 1 L\upban . estar Soe: ae ‘ rate é vil] . duild (30 fs : J (ar Aine ee “n ‘ 4 VW ' Miami Oulilhan ; ~ ! Rr Lf] Strike SW eepe =» ue! Ginps he has iZati T) id entr iu J y 1h — é oe ne I : : , Seg nO Louge . Me e S - *-* D s ey ; ees {) At H Tul Fixhs 5 Ry Patton — $5. 8: o— | las ’ Imitiy . ourth r 107 ; iy ator zh 1] Julie ° _ avana lia | sidal. D s” BO second : ew 95 (He 80 and and why e sOW, nery ive fighter bate olds “ce, claimits 1 mt : io Jr 100 ‘ ~ _ eer a er cle Co foe An pagtray petting. rine” tage ment nO 1s indiff rvous ni Fanduet I es v $700. o'4 fur! #2 Confiuente *,- ‘TW0 Bria ible: a ar: tra jee Hanta: do Chine ee > 110 = a fferer normal ‘anderbur, ptor 99 irlong pT) herbie R RR | . ’ ‘ | —s i : + _ : if i }? 7 i ¥ .*,? : rs. i a, ee > if r " se lt . eg ~~ ck sood —— mack Waren pares v a ; can hit: is fast fo punish Weacki . O98 Poet = 4-len 2-3 4 race clair \e . | D (Re $c0c 07. “322 a . SECON irle and Short Cee" em-| fight t;-and in hie strong a: . ackiane 15 A Chure] 10; | Hialea} arolds. four fw. ee ‘ ’ t : Camia 10: - ‘“_ 7 Forious: upward ialf LOND RACE ort Change —_ ng ne big his sumer and rites” a ee 105 I, A poe nh} 110 le “my an - roe furlongs $1000. eosinl > , ae ; Pine , (Rie 6 to ? Astro- rides url ngs roy claimin igo | h e VL© 9 5 k of 6 = added. ae rare é Soon ,alenti: Be (over! ; earts ye Is , . he I : : Abe ry he 2. 6 to on, and up. Ailieg ne. fir has >. ° ] 4 : $6 ~~ oth id mar a re} i ed . 4 tn 4.8. \ (Jarry Zs ‘ S ie eee ! 17 ; : Horus . Py ' f r a O . el you Coe ap Fas 5 Gacaieen . - 107 ‘= ote we 4 $2 Ladyrose en. S-vear- see lg the orde a ae aT _ ma Lia? ai — | is: $5000 we of Ridge 114 ot Ese “y OM «e-1ip) O : ore eam ~~" F rilte, ¢ 2 . first: - sai i@ rj a y’ pre- Shani D1 m aw fet CA TSAC! ee ~ | hn R 4 LUND drcmg ran. nne ‘ = ge ae 9 M cx r ; + ss” ax . $4. in Danae may aes right of >, ten the irr le e Bis - $ >: *u T °Ph - : * pack he ; las “y = en ie 1 ate eT sar CE 4.4 vii'G- & archeta _ wees rita. nd: Por “ r 66%. ” : wel SeTrien . Ce asta K eg : ee 7 — ‘ J Fourth. ma ot. a arrack ac# / — t th skin *. +p" sit s-vear-olds and is THIRD Bes Bucunnan aes ©. 3 08 re knocked -¢ i chalk u bach, he w Swift Lad }] ¥-Three s My year-o! a 4 a, inti +4 & . f ° . On Rw-——(3 r} , fee “ 4 r ma rati 4 hy } ats “. - i~ Iv —- ioe Dp } . ar i. saady ‘? vv-s =! ty «> a . ie ~~ ry FF mi a : . I he enj Bitte twain? 10.79 3 ap, | Serene oldesend tn f ‘om "fnew aleo ras sned-out-by” in his record. War elie ner 1S stisea Ha] skawesss* | ioe" Durve S1000 3 ; : Oo* ; even 4 —w « f . : 10 > ‘Tts J +H Glas Peete = ja wixt RTH Racy Allen PO » kout | Canno 3-year andicay ¥. 2-Gold jow and £ fie and” $1500 | W S e * op 3 ; Ane, a * fur] nn | Zea aLCenth eACE. o] = Ss Mus * | o. LOTR Iie OIG th mi} we 2m asy 10) 4 One-n I Re 4 . e nt ; 4., n ime i ; : t J-.. id ; o ar Yo . {} . half d’ it the ‘to mnlercedes, case -ma t lhe firs Be Fie ar Be = ing one , ; t Be Confide . fF} . ron Spa O5 Pr. a} $1200 d one -— e Ralle 108 . Mater i On d ; e ( ) ers ta si Le pl Ag = -—_ «> | Ey war) “= z nal — rr) la ana - ‘. a _ , ;* Luia Shy, ‘ is 7 2 ' be itkea ~ gr a 1. a tl a 1 5. or) $3 meson Toot og? ) "$4 e800. J B ERLE NB nt. -_ ever tr | : _— } oie O04 ; ir r “4 he : 1 +: Fr tin TY var ee ts switch . ; e : ; ne 07 (FR O83 cand: Wedding ise i. an INBAC | Miles and seve All Quen” 104 Barney ‘Gc 116 Great Jaz 106 a * . la R ime, 1 - i (Ea- Ha! . third adi “chaef ’ &% hj ” HT + ; up oy iin fn ‘C% oh I ~ cant 5 f s Cc 3 - Ruby U8 | leakal _ Thm ne Mri e} £39 lis pr must alle $2400) ven fu: ling, | joorle 100 &@ + nar . 4 t l ar 4 } , Marsh. . FIFT a. Doinh aad 1:50 a 11° Ge “— Slip Prospectivy t feel ths Senator Dor on 40. dice a “OW — je a — } O O - re rs ifTe- I sata f ? OOT- pec lve . la? i la “_ , orn an avout tu ma 4 vt ‘ ” . 0 o "00 t 5 ear ew? 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Steamy E Lise sh 'h na first bout, whic — Poo lscay 9° furlongs om rhe Vert “Vé eo speed woneae ] | US Sa S : Pe . . - “an ‘ . lay * ne 4 hee? , ; en ° mt 9.) a e~ ‘Carpenter! 2to ae 108 td, 10. $9 bs on eto hammers nN to a battl ew York Martha } tt tet pnneer 3 enth “race. ciaii Sombre . 11° perce ' Ora! ;? ya to i] Tal sate . are AY) , Ny o.. , « Ee alias . ai_cjfe aft > so 1a . 4 Z* ; 2 = , 14 - 7s ‘ 1 4 me Reet 1} Tin mton ae in Pee nford or , f tri ; Tie . 114) °Hot I me ee nm 4 heat arn . 1? e 1:42. N 00 (Rie. fi - 60. fir . 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Favorites performed dis-| .» mally and winners came from un- _ expected sources % *~alue of $2500 and a cup for the Zt . a . . s « 2 a _ * sider, Barbara Palmer, 4S Boon Companion The big feature of the day was . t47 the President’s Handicap, wits a King of the Spa, a most it by a winner. eonsistent 5-year-old, won head from Perasus, with an out- five lengths back in third place. Sunsini, the: favorite, finished fifth, the 121 pounds he shouldered evidently stopping him. He had little speed. | » however. at any stage and lost con- | ' siderable ~ t ground by taking the overland route. Collier Again Defeated. Collier, the reputed New Orleans champion 2-year-old, met his sec- end defeat in as many starts in. the Oak Terrace, the juvenile fea-| Grace H.. after beating the | barrier by five lengths, outrunning ah ho = Ladd & oe Collier in a thrilling finish to Win by a nose. Roon Companion was the big surprise in the Miami News Handi- cap, a six-furleng dash for 3-year- olds. He overtook the nimble-foot ed filly Myrtle Belle and had enough teft to stall off the bid Bal) Gee made in the closing strides. Boon Companion on'y got out of the maiden class last week. He paid $26.55 to $1 straight and $11.10 to $1 to place. Slow and Easy, who was about equal favorite with Myr- | tle Belle, was away too slowly to have a racing chance. | Hot Dog Pays 20 to 1. G. W. Atkinson cut Polly in the opening event vy Price of $17 $1. good race here early in Wales at the Poliy the 'oose 6&5 to zs. but since she has _per- ed giaringly bad. HT Doge came right back after last winning race and took sixth by a head from S« Ren and, just to keep the record on long-shot winners straight, paid, an even 20 to 1 toe win. | Two Derby Horses Fail at New Orleans. | : the Post-Di «natch ORLEANS, March 7.— every step of the journey NEW ; pcinge / es and showing a smart form reversal] | over his preivous effort when rid- | Jockey Legere, Starbeck captured the Solid South Handicap feature race at the Jefferson Park this afiernoon. The bay son of Troutbeck steppe@ the mile and one-sixteenth in 1:46 flat, which is within one-fifth of a second of the track record held py Sun God. Racing very gamely all the way and beating the remainder of his field with ease came Parole II, con- sidered a dangerous contender for Louisiana Derby honors. This bay Son of Setback could not get with- in two lengths of Starbeck at the | finish, but at the sixteenth pole it appeared as though he had a chance to get the large end of the purse. High Water and Stirrup Cup, two Kentucky Derby candidates. battled for third money, finishing four lengths behind Parole IT. High Water secured the Small end, bu! he was but a neck in front of th Greentree stable eligible. On showing of this pair it is re Maa that they do not stack up as derby candidates. Marvin May Leads All the Way Marvin May, always a great ¢a. vorite with local race patrons, and | in his best form in the Highway . Purse, secondary feature of the | day, and took the Measure of den by e a fair | band of sprinters. Seth's Treasure. a Louisiana Derby candidate. escaped interfer- ence in the fifth race. a high-priced | claiming affair at one mile and running very gamely managed tn hold on long enough to Stand off the rush of Mid Western | finish. Nassau made up a of ground ‘after meeting with much, irterference and dropped into the| three bole. Ratter the | choice for this " knocked out of r the | if worid Un Was even but he was *MmTy * zm iw Dae x . eontention by a bad jam at the first turn. Marceiline, even money chaina scored in easy fashion in the clos- ing mumber of the day's program winning by four lenghts hand. FALL RIVER OPPOSES NEW BEDFORD CLUB IN SOCCER CUP SEMIFINAL | NEW YORK, March 7.—The Fai! River eleven,*nationa] soccer cham pions and leaders of the American | league race, will meet one of the most severe tests of their career : morrow when they meet the Now Bedford club in a sen American Soccer League CUP Compe. tition Boston wil Oppose : 7. FPieishers fn the next Sunday The game will be played at Pr dence and a record crowd is Pected to attend. well in final of Othee semifi: ex- oT LONG SHOTS th’s Ak Sar | SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 192p. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY, MARCH &. 1925. ne ST.LONS POST-DISPATCH ENJOY FIELD ae ee Show a canna | Annual Dog -~— ~~ “My Saale 'FRIGERIO AND PLANT TO 60 Candidates for Piker Football Team. ated Presa. (S200 | By the YORK, March NEW —— LOL LOO MEET AT 10,000 METERS ,.—Ugo Fri- | = DAY AT MIA ne HOERR VICTOR OVER BRODHEAD IN SQUASH Andy McCreery, Roland Hoerr and other favorites advanced to the sec- leted MI RACE TRACK sens CL Ce ——— “ —— - lt, illite. il, itll RESULTS OF BRITISH : SOCCER CONTESTS a a ee a ™ Lh he 7 |BARRACKS BOXERS ON AMATEUR PROGRAM AT _ COLISEUM TOMORROW Special bouts will feature an ama- a Se , (ond round in matches comp F a mo ape . Are Practicing Daily | gerio, Italian and Olympic champion | -ecterday in the University Ciub Ser” [oO tne > ee . - _ teur boxing tournament to be staged o . .*.* } as m e ‘ zi ‘ we a oF sot ’ : — ean te +he a Prize Lust for Exhibition ati walker, will meet Willie Plant, | squash tennis tournament. ihe i GLASGOW, Rte ne mnetieiin aes tomorrow night at the Coliseum wun- . stings , . — —— necia] | sults are as follows four roume 6 tae acuu eo ie - , CAD @f than 60 as ie, Comin Conc SS CLASS sociation cup competition played today: ;2¢F the auspices of the Business | i la TT " > | : TY} ' - - - J . . . % a _" ' , (10.990-meter event late this month J Faris defeated J Datle Dundee 1. Broxbarn United 0. Men's A. C. Five of the interciub rat r pl on ‘ash- Breeds | 18—17 — toland Hoerr defeate : | ; Pet Se, Se OR for 75 | Frigerio, who was scheduled to de- | \ Broa + 15 ay . Jim Wear St. Miren 0. Celtic O attractions will feature members of | heton University’s football lpart for Italy today, said he would | defaulted to Andy or Aberdeen 0. Hamilton Academicals * _ Sergt. Farrell's Jefferson Barracks . . EEE : aU ™ .* = . CLASS oF , ~ . sie > team r racticing on Francis ea + + PI ‘ ‘+ , toa J : rt . sociation cup competitions played today he held I la’ ’ ~ ur 1ay and . Un ; v rike) i) as be ° nN Cake! to T ae , — ~-10 1S ’ Fe ~ « - , le at Pea a ‘h mi: av 1 +. iv . f- Card't? o Th Barracks squad Is made UD of ; iy 5 . : Pe - =—* “14 r). + —? 19 O60 mete ls which 14 ; Lard — 3. 1§——18 15 ‘} tg am Poon ; ope ; . . — — - on © - : d April 3. 4 and . be Coll-| Fiat. at | teeta for which he/H e Pollock efeate DP Barr. 15 1. Leicester 1; Sheffield United @. West! Finis de Veria, flyweight; Manuel j ’ i; ri > ‘ . a of athie and As ’ - > Z sit ; . 2 . ; . . ae , . In ‘ promising candidates 4 scale walls ind toe search for and M; iF k j Vict ' Wesiham United 0. Leeds United @ iof MuHanphy gymnasivm and Eddie ined to form tt gory teve objects within the enclos iss Selick Is Victor. ENGLISH LEAGUE, SECOND Division | Burke of Sherman Park Commun- o ‘ g aces: ease ca% . rer a onrects ee 2 OS- Js ti sires os squad whi wil ' nder In conjunction with the reguiar ure ‘ By the Associated ‘cn. 7 . Barnsley Stoke 1: Bradford City 2,j ity Center. and © ee 4 event nie per it h m — oe ORMOND BEAC Fla.. March 7 ‘ednesd q _ | - i se,°'(in which Carmen Durso of Mullan- 4 at ) Fiige iis Wihii¢ i ‘ site nN show the re Wwiil De held the annua! The Ge nie Rea le Club . ac vo : : \ 2 ‘ _ vi anes iay P Derby ‘ ount; As Crysta: ' os 22% anet . “ who show no aptitude for foot- ek : ee Bie 145 }—-Miss Gladys Selick of Glen Ridge, | paiace 0; Pulham 1, Manchester Unitea| PRY Will battle Joe Ghnouly of the hall wi he dismissed Coach shows of the St. Leuis Beagle Club, not vet selected judges for its show. N. J., defeated Mrs. C Wight |9- Hull City 1. Chelsea 0: Midd’esborougn | SOuth Broadway A. a - ; "nn! ‘ ~ ° +o . ¢ ’ t+ ; ne nilie > any 7 - +h _— - - . : Hiigs ns wi thereov be relieved the St. Louis ( ollte Ciub and the St. ‘ ol. E.. Lester Jones 0; tne L nited of Minneap - ’ = —_ ~~? “oo ne lies 4 Covenanrr City 1° Portsmouth S. Stock. | Matchmakers ‘ OOK and Solar! . - . . ' + a > 4 _se% 7 ¢? * (irr nd ——- e. ™~> ns mi » “ . ; - 7° ; ? - of the trouble sf cutting down }| Louis Ladies’ Boston Terrier Club| States Army, Washington, will 72's ot = phonic —e the = S| hort County 1: Fortsvale 2, Oldham ath-| D@¥e received so en for the pre r 27) : : , tth championship today Mrs a ~ eeeea " iii 7 ’ 2, Ww s his squad and wil! find his men for which special! prizes will be’ judge all hounds in the Mississippi pu ng cha ~ " oda’ wt etic O- Seu Shiels 7 spten Ortene 4 liminary events, with several more already grounded In the essen- a v New iene cy h he fud D. H. Hunt of Chicago won the ~"OTCH LEAGUE. FIRST DIVISION. (| promised from the South Broadway ctels of the game. given. s Pa A & aiiey , ennel labs Sply ® jut S~ ‘scacond eich hones. defeating 3 Airedrionians a Harts 2 Morton 1.i{A.C. and Tower A.C. The Coliseum os . There wil! be daily field trials/ing to be in advance of the Beagle yrs. F. F. Duncan of Philadelphia, en a i Pe tae 2 Pa nc. | officials expect to provide a pro- QL LPP nd oD ee /._ ~ ” ~_- ~ ” io ~ 4 Yas * oa! * on ae ‘ VU. ~ Jeiat r' a« A —— ~~. - - PPL * of shephe: d, OF more "om moently Cc Wh = lnosed ehow UD Thistle 1 gram of at least 1? benuts. It’s here—come in and see the f.o.b. factory New Studebaker Standard Six Coach *1Z95 The new Studebaker Standard Six Coach will appeal to everyone interested in a low-priced closed car of high quality Body and chassis built complete by Studebaker. Long, low lines. Genuine Millais upholstery. Plenty of leg room forall passengers. Wide, comfortable seats. Broad doors. Room to enter or leave without causing occupant of folding seat to get out of car. Most powerful engine of any car of its size. Terms to meet your convenience ee MESEC CRORE SEREEE LAE ET > wy eee ~—*_* Grand and St. Louis 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 WEBER MOTOR CAR CO. 18th and Locust ASSOCIATE STUDEBAKER DEALERS Sutton Garage and Sales, Maplewood, Mo. St. Louis County Auto Co., Clayton, Mo. Vance L. Ringe Auto Safes Co., St. Charles, Mo. Bopp Bros., Webster Groves, Mo. Donz Auto & Livery, Union, Mo. Service Garage, De Soto, Mo. Connoughton-Whalen Co, Old Monroe, Mo. Auto Sales and Service Co., East St. Lowis, Ill. H. H. Mead Motor Co., Edwardsville, Hil. Pete Pranatis, Collinsville, Il. 4 a. sk S i: A srt ep eke A EES Y tA — a ' ae 3 | BULLS a/ > dan Tells Tax Im - Jee eators All Its Income Editor and General Ms 7 WILL ROGERS. ) en Spent in Operating. € — Wiliam L. R. Gifford, libt Mercantile Library. told ve investigating com! into use of tax-e y for income prod ; purposes at the cits jay of the conditions ing the library's «six Ming, &° Rroadway and I | known ag the First N Bank Building. Srate Representatives mouteau and Wilitam R. Sch eae Louis were present, the m mittee member being a uteau having instigated t! a. = wiry . | | Gifford said the library's given in 1846 under an e Constitution, exempt m all general taxation. T he explained, occupie floor and part of the of tts building. ‘easin to the First Nationa! a lease running to 133 @0a year. The bank sub of ite space The rest < ‘s Income is chiefly members paying $5 a $100 for life membership Income All Spent. The sum of the rent and enly enough to meet the o expenses of the library declared. Its expenses ~ i greativ in recent said. adding that all thé a tion's income goes to suppo rr. The building is fr “eht It was built on a 11% feot lot in 1889 at a cost of It is assessed now at $30 mM the lot at $630.5°909, a to 36.500. If taxed. this na tax revenue of about a vear Representative Chouteau m the charter did not spect gblic library. Gifford replie meaning of this. phrase rary that any member o bile could join. | Lents Hilfer. president o Louis Grmnastic Assoc! $98 Chovteanu told oOmmittee that the eharter « oe <n = hk Ls svenwue The adopted Father Country, just befor on the Ferry to cam Delaware for the # graphing of that an mous Picture, ou that he smoked two: of ‘Bull’ Durkgia #h was waiting for the® (things were just asa his War, as they wen last one). Now l haw heard of this “Ball” episode before, nes I ever heard it dent ‘it’s never either begs ed or denied, theret ‘son to disbelieve ‘not true. “Bull originated in Virgam Washington lived @ ginia, and he was # man to patronize dustries. And as ton was the best day, and Durham tobacco of its < Fy ‘no plausible reason & ‘that these two Ask Us About | OF 14 4 | 3 Rooms Com $2009.00 Overstuffed Che«t —plendid quality velour. fered, this Week ........ $250.00 Value Bow-foot Re — Ali full size American walnut, made t ba even ) or

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2 2 PRI gO EP aT ee ad = ~ , SUNDAY, The Dail POS! ’ “yy . — MARCH 8. 1923. le Daily ST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH " 4 . 4 ee ‘ d other evening newspapers COMBINED Sl. 1. LOUIS POST DISPATC ~oueniines . . o ° « oad = Sa 7 re turnverein, dating ffgm 1855, ex-! MINE smith shop of the mine, wh a if eg eeony spt 1 \ (| MERCANTILE: empted it from a“ u= 0 an ‘CLAY R AWARDED $25, 000) alia ite : P $100 for life memberships. lishment at 126 Collinsville avenue. 1. Hand Bags, Income _ Spemt. ' East St. Louis. According to the | ye °3 Seas : r ¢ | police, Wolf lived alone and had ; ~ b only enough to meet the opers: it~ | | no known relatives. Values to er + “$2 50 } ‘Ra | Ps y Ni « ? = | SSS ' ananniaee ees | eae °° om || 0 me | 2 SSS SSS expenses of the library, Gif =r | : on. » Trunks keowe _§$ 5. 00 Bt jp declared. Its expenses have) 2. ine hone daughter Takes Poison. | $12.00 Leather $7 00 $45.00 Ward + . . . ~~ } c= | a4 That Will Charm pe at a Price That Will Charm You & ‘man to patronize home down and $1 ——— a f dustries. And as Washi . «heateememaele — = Sensational offer; comes with steel spring and 44 ton was the best man of} | ae sanitary mattress, cane panel, walnut-finished. a Durh the t ee : a day, and am | 4 tobacco of its day, there a : | Sie fe ee . 4 ‘no 3 Why C Alone Give Conroy V alues ; no plausible reason to dow y Conroys one €Lo y | | j that these two most ext lent Institutions didn’ tre 1. Conroys is an independent institution, it has no outstanding | “A Safe Place to Buy” | obligations—or in plain English, it does not owe a penny. a: L ily recognize the | | : y ay 806 Franklin Avenue Central 1230 | by a . § zet oe hich hand- | nv ft, — a each other and get togethiegs 2. Conroys has no common or preferred stock upon whic | 7 Ai LLL. a ‘a ae ° / 3 ; jevi , ; we zm - Distributors for the largest a O EL) | wutecrived. “Agarees F- Ease Mose OAR Beso a" og | gig tolls, Pal acta, 6 I mee a When Child is Constipated Grands, Player-Pianos and Reproducing Pianos E | room are, GONCTRN ermanins 028, ict ON sleet dae ode. —_ a 3 : OD lime from coast to cess bent ae ous | TONEY $0 1D 5S —On teal gotala _ ULL _Giv “California Fi ” | 1100 OLIVE ikea esp gee ee ee ae a ee 4 different ana superter to any other. In | MONEY TO 10 ety imorey = ° California F Ig Syrup | |) | ee | eS PWT ATT HOE Grane our sana mou ate 3 £ | VEED OF TROST—S5000 first Geed. a we a TO cor ap wg a Bye perty | ; to P™ per trvteremt ell love the pleasant taste of | Contains no narcotics or soothing os per cet a; wi Aaoy enna - Fe E oy) : io any emoun re ° " ee : a Syrup’’ and glad! | drugs. >f BX. | ez. eT lies aan GeO, 3, WANSTRATH, 717 %4 Chestnut. of ~ : iM even nti a Shy pe Tell your druggist gg Poe only J | 14NOOL pe my Tyee Nag — MONEY To LOAN O66 $060, 1560. a . or "| the genuine ‘*¢ ‘alifornia Fig Sy rup’ ALfcy— Por sale. $2500 Farm end Home | pate of interes, P. J, REGAN fn BE co. eo URH by Mile the No other laxa- which has aienaitdine for babies and rm = ay a children of al] ages printed on Po | pene: ba S wanTEp—To commun.rate wae on amount trust fangs} end 5 ot ent | etens the stom- | ¢] M _ y t ‘4 Cali- — — — — ~_e - ye eusing Trvet « i.cate oF ‘*i ‘nterest: mR A . wy ; = ' a U starts the liver and vowels | fornia’ or you may got an imite >. V/A a RNESENES SAR NES PANES AR INES ae oLbk. Post-Dispatch ieulars: realtor. Box L- bus ret On famping or overwedeg.' tion 4: % = 111 ih Avene, New & ition ga om ' nial eee a . cee “

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i i a i CR si i Sk ia Rag BE SN fa ae ara A a eg RA et te a Re met a ate ee ‘ » re : 2 PR te , bs ane Tr ye . = > ee rie be eas ~ a aauiendiueeienee ee SS MAY WHEAT HAS 7.0 ( RANGE, — ve i} Mar - soins 3 ran an erratic ‘cours CS pe | 0 ) {=~} SS AE the week-end s&e aaton and finally 4 Se ie oe ome aE ‘ gr FAREL: : ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNI A Oe ee 2 yreak that followed higner op n 4 ‘a T Q° es vind bu am = naVing oi ooo of ] R NG, MARC H 8, I J29, PAGES 1—12B nh pu ‘rOURh & Popular With Both Republicans), Y e, go x i was unchanged 10 & ‘ Mashing ton Firmly pposes Cancellation, | Marriage to Alice Roosevelt, and Democrats; Leaves Public || Unions O Prod ier'on May and 24 down on Jory — i . be Seon Cae cscs oon ‘ri, # Which Would Throw Most of War Cost on Ohio Congressman Has Climb- Affairs Behind and Plays Vio-|, yy pe ; 1 ie ese of Casey Saar edited lareé y ft eht; penta se : ouses l e 0 pmpeting countries and outlook for mole ft “America With $12, 000,000,000 Due Her; ed Ladder Through Regularity lin, Even for Friends; W ears Into Only 237 37,00 Hi oe en | ong ey aca i a markete ¢ “ > » " y a itations. , i Eagan week ‘neo ee ine re 4 Thole Thing Is in a Hopeless Muddle. to Party and Squareness. Spats and Likes to Hike. y ———--- ; Bien po! ‘ — =o Yo Oalrs, Uluth er ‘ | eres : 31 aes mnie mie me a : F Special Correspondence of the Post-Dispatch and the Chicago Daily gek age and 65.000 lant ‘Sear. v\nelael ae By a Washington Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. By CHARLES G. ROSS. Agale ta: qune eS oe Keats: Ipts. which were ” 1: 28.400 Dishein. com | J WASHINGTON, March 7. Chief Washington Correspondent of the Secaker con eter se ae CE ee ME Pent’ hocks dna s0 cam and 78. : 9 wet weeks have seen a plethora of talk, on this side of the| Post-Dispatch. hour and arise in the morning as fresh and GLASGOW, Scotlam, Feb. 15. G@ throug! Cats receipts. which ; w : 2 000 hishe ‘= orc" ipared with 1: 38 000 28 - and 108 000 last year, j i P| + and the other, about the foreign debt of $12,000,000,000_ WASHINGTON, March 7. ? 4 to this country on account of advances during and since the | W:... “Nick’’ Longworth, a | Calvin Coolidge. He likes all sorts of out- | doubt of the urgency of the housing problem. which recently has door pursuits—golf, riding, tennis, hiking, | assumed a place of major importance in the public mind. On especially hiking. A taste for hiking, he ad-|a@ wet, dreary winter day, with the gloom of night darkening the mits, is something that he got from his fa-| midday hour, the correspondent turned from one of Glasgow's ther-in-law. He goes on a long tramp two; busiest commercial streets into the district near Charing Cross or three times a week. Every Sunday morn-/| station. Down one street after another he looked ary vain for a ing he puts on an old sweater and walks about /| solid house or a wall without its crack or a roof that looked capable 10 miles, usually with Senator Wadsworth of|of keeping out the drizzling rain. Houses fronting on the main New York, one of his closest friends, as a|streets are kept in a semblance of repair, but back of them in what companion. used to be the small garden plots are the relics of habitations long chipper as if he wera leading the life of a| J cownt of tne of the slum tenement district of Glasgow leaves no apparently the problem presented by the unfunded portion | obscure young Congressman from Ohio, Beit-—the larger portion—is as fay as ever from solution. was married in the White House to » facts, however, have, “Princess Alice,”’ a great many people thought je clear by the ot A 19 Nations Included : = _ wa «et as an offset to marital , of Commons, . onge elici Eecntaber ot Deputics}| im Twelve Billion || itsca! disability; he was destined to be ‘the American Congress. One ( , Debt to VU. S. ||known through the rest of his life, they said e certainty that the foreign ) M: heat opened at $1.8%q@ Mies 1%. : Juiy wheat $1.60: May : é and July corn $1.50 core "6. tz. RANGE OF PRICES, . Gales of as!) grain on the Exchange too > ' ae fo Ww HE AT. ° red winter $1.90 . ed winter, §$! toes an ; el winter, $1.78 bia °? hard winter, 31.77 bid eur ALLAA _—— oe =~ ASHINGTON, D. C., March ||Merely as the husband of Alice and the son- No. 2 corn J % 3 cor Nene wpil] remain a source of irri eae following table in-law of Roosevelt. Bly: Athlete Violinist condemned as unfit for human use, Sue 3 scnow.. $118. a constant incitement to in- ) Gamielio’d trom the intest These prophets didn’t know ‘Nick, and and linist. | Passages leading from the/show few signs of despair or Xo. 4 vellow. $1.11 to $1.1; tory utterances both here | hte -ecnenanh maeied. neither did they know Alice. Jointly and sev- Longworth has always had an athletic bent.| 4.0 are slimy with mud. Damp-{ wast. This is a tribute to the No, 4 white ‘ ijn Europe, 80 long as a pre-, : erally, the politically sagacious couple de- At Harvard he rowed in the university crew, | 4.5 seeps from the ground into)character of the race, but ean in shows the total owed the Unit- ed States in principal and un- paid interest by each of the debtor countries. Finland, Great Britain, Hungary, Lithu- ania and Poland have funded their indebtedness and are now paying interest on 62-year bonds. The debts are distrib- uted as follows: Armenia, $14,861,192; Austria, $29,- §29.079: Belgium, $471,823,- and he was a good enough golfer a one mei the walls, Mud carried on count-{no way condone the survival of to play in the national champlonships. atitess feet makes the floors of) living conditions jreminiseent of was in the days when most politicians would|) ,y.03 black. If the sun shone( the dark ages ae ree suicide to be seen! (ynrortunately its appearances} The slums must go. That ts wi a goil 8 . are rare during winter) condi-({ agreed b r , g ° y everyone, but hoW are To put the mt ge pesreeny: on a: tions might be better, but it is)they to be abolished? The thou- worth into a phrase, he leads a joyous and | qoyptru) whether in some of the' tabi of working men and women : ) satisfactory “double life.”’ Under a frivolous most conges i 4¢ J 6 paces : ; ested areas the sunj ever) who live i . P . bane he covers up both his solid political pover no them cannot be tak | NICHOLAS LONGWORTH wy has penetrated the outside rooms,{en too far from their jobs. Space ilican primary, Longworth went along with ability ra 8 ng homey Pi ome uae while during scores of years of)\outside the city is plentiful, but |the regular Republican candidate. There you He practiced law in Cincinnati for four or) in his poor d Ye ane ar nestor ee ze a occupancy the inside rooms never(to move the working ¢lasses en 713: Czecho-Slovakia, $115,- ||"#ve two of the secrets of Longworth’s po-}five years and then went actively and seri- ¥ yo wnat 6 Pot wat neange fii tags: have been lighted except by more) masse from the center of the city Fog 499- ) Esthonia $17 488 - litical success—his political regularity and j ously into politics—into politic as a profes-)® Congress and 1s nn : nae a™|than the dim rays of a kerosene, would disrupt industry and in the has “fk Fi 1 q $8 995 000- ‘his personal {ndebtedness. (sion. There is’a great difference between{°f them. He is a +e man-—one thinks Of} jamp or the flicker of a gas jet. end prove an intolerable burden age: a Kon eg Papa 4 6 ‘been ever since. ilt. Since 1919 only 650 ho t of that sort has yet-de resentativ es. As the Republicans will have general appearance of him, despite his bald- has only 237,000 habitations. The aoe clined to let the name and fame of Roosevelt swallow up the identity of Nick Longworth. The gentleman from Ohio went his own gait. | ‘In 1912, when he was running for re-election | 'to Congress, he had to choose between the presidential candidacies of his most distin- ‘guished constituent, William Howard Taft. and his father-in-law, Theodore Roosevelt. Having been nominated in a regular Repub- st part of it remains in its form of “demand” obliga- s instead of being funded tn-, of fixed maturity. means, practically speak- What the debt will be an inter- ) | breeder of ill will until ( follows the lead of En- 4 and enters into a definite | ment covering her debt of) 900,000. Thus far, France made no gesture that would te a desire to start the nego- lon of such an agreement. ) fle exchang2? of felicitations ( een President Coolidge and > /pew French Ambassador, | fle Daeschner, on Jan. 30 last, | ed hopes in American of- ie that France was about to) eae ° - a o- » “ * + . ~ 4 . — . > > - - 7 a . ‘\ oo pe _ ™ - wr “> > , * af > ~ we . be wy ry , > 'e ‘ ow’ ‘ b ‘ 7 + ad WA ~My . 5 , ~\ : - > = -* , ~ > . - "ee , Say . “~~ ~>* 2 - ¥ " a . ae, x «. , en . i 7 : - e' .* . a a ‘ - - ~ 8°,06 %) ° y . ‘ : . se" 2”: oe .~ v a a) s). vd %, .~ : ¥ . > Waar" *~ « . . . a a =? ret a ~ - r a 7) > aren ' , _ Ps ¢ - . . . oe it me x im , i cal\ Ce ‘ me oT ~~ —— . ; ‘ > 3° . - . ‘ “i > ms oa é ; pa | . ‘ . ~ - a> ¢ - »\\> ey : > ure st, 4 tae 2 eee RK ST ry . . - - 7 re? ee e z Serie : + ~~ ’ = ~. 8a ., *- .* “ lies tae, a Ae — Z \ ae ~ 7m ~ +, a, ee) i059"? 02 ws we» “: ae Ss . ak . 3 . wd 2 ~ Las eee e ff , . . 4 : - ~~ eS . a J a . : ~". . , ’ “a ‘ 4 ye ws af Oe . (te >s ; ri 4 SDA AO Nor rt. Jol : . er 2 ee . » Ps > Me eas ‘ 2 >, pty Ba SS en, ‘ 4 te me) tondee & psc ~, . : ~~ A . “LON PS we) ae - ~ . " , oa - - ts Ws coe = ~ ~*~ - i, " > . = ~ * ~ - : _ ow . . fe . >. 73 * ‘ 5 + a eI > « . - . ¢ . Ses fa Se Fy P * 4 o o> ws 4 - ~~ : ots *. 7 r ) ‘ sa }j > . . ‘ ‘ 4 enevrer cas | egtrance inka the ar to the de , the seat that men of the political caliber of ting elected fo Congress in 1902, when he was | of that sort would be a good thing. Long- authority dealing with the eer has been awakened and that a ‘tion, and yet there they remain to pay “their material ‘ | ‘Henry Clay, James G. Blaine, Thomas B. Reed,’ 45 ..... a) pam it] > excenti f one) w ’ . cal? on their @ebtes of ) Mistice, but more than a_ year’ 83 years old, and with the exception Of On€/worth w@uld never propose such an innova- concerted move “toward clearing ) thereafter. The extension of cred-| Siecnalll Cannon ore —— — — proud term he has served continuously ever since.(tion. He doesn’t believe in tinkering with the | because no place is available for the slums ‘will te ade Sollee : ‘its. after the armistice was the sub-| °° °CCUPY: — it is being said that Nick ‘pis one defeat was in 1912, the year of the present economic structure any more than may| ‘"® Pee af they were) egy mieathe have sianuel.t. a . ‘Longworth wi make it a springboard to : oie | vi . ‘ turned out of the slums. : 100,000,000 Due U. S. ject of some criticism in Congress, ; n ' i — .Taft-Roosevelt split. From a high place 0M) be necessary in order to satisfy a great pop- 0 eins ellis a aa , ,_ (may even be that the British peo- Tie tees thet stand | ,notably by Senator Reed of Mis-| stm guns fetites (the Ways and Means Committee, be rose to) ular demand. Generally speaking, he bélieves as & re? ng of shame- ple will bring to this eff the ber Ta at stands out? | ‘ebruary Was a fateful month for Long-\,,., wainrity leadershi a iti ines as , ess intrusion that the writer | ort ' ‘the majority leadership, the position he held{in things as they are. | same spirit of determination that A te of renant din souri, but its legality could not be | + Not ate he phy tee ly * ray : S successfully attacked: all the aa. “0™2- ‘Not only did it bring him victory in/ quring the last Congress, and now he is slated) He 1s a sincere opponent of prohibition.|*UTR©¢ ‘nto one passage at the) during the war. They wil fs the opposition of the : j}the contest for the speakership, but it made‘,,.. akershitr Si he represents H It Cc { hi bottom of a hill. He wondered ———— , Mean people—if the words of **2°°S Were made by the Secretiry!|,, ARE asa age oie : ~ (for the speakership. ince he rey amilton County, Ohio, declare a natignal emergency, en- peo pie— e oras oO ‘him a father, after a married life of 19 years. / He was asked how he-manage4d to attain } his convictions in this respect square nicely | if those who were forced to live ’ 4 . of the Treasury under specific au-) | al representatives in’ Congress t iy _ ‘Seldom is there such a rounding out of a ey er ee ee re t ‘under such circumstances would list young men and take recruits k t than tha ] litical j thority given by the Liberty bond the speakership at an age younger thé with political exigencies. | from the ranks of the ] Quick Meal Combination ; be taken as acts at : /man’s life within so brief a time. The birth ) o¢ any of his predecessors for many years) | resent the appearance of a stran- ‘ \ unemployed Range with high gas bake vilation. President Cool-; ~~ lof a baby to Nick and Alice is a bighly in-| back. He replied, “Because I got an early, Believes in Party Regularity. ger. There were no men in sight.{'? ™#*° 4 great housing army. “ and broiler, in gray or d this attitude when) The fact that some of the in-\topesting fact in itself; equally interesting, \ctart: ( A strict believer in the doctrine of party|All probably were at work or Pp Rares 3 vi wt ue—four gas and four coal | > ‘debtedness of some of the Euro- J ee Rec gt ; | oved before such concerted ac- burners—18-inch coal bake @ ce wx cedampery wee, mad nals mations was incurred: ‘act ssn more significant for the purposes of this( put his early start would have availed noth-| regularity, Longworth was one of the first to wasting outside rhe dole offices. tion becomes possible. First and oven—price guaranteed, iety ” the latter's greet- ieee of asiduitions bat f6F) |sketch, is the fact that the baby was named (tng if he had not had political and parliamen-)demand the expulsion of the La Follette fol- From a doorway not more than) |... important, the trade unions pthat “both Governments eaecs Paulina. Paulina, be it noted, is not a Roose-\¢ayy ability. He has a large measure of both.|lowers from the Republican party councils. | five feet high a girl emerged, and t look with k experience deep satisfac- peace-time rehabilitation is nov It f mily name Its selecti by Mrs. I ” ‘ ‘in stepping aside to let her ase( mus ook with indlier eyes upon ; oars gory gy Seiad Wied ad:onk of the pete _ wee UNS Benection by Mrs. MONE-? Also, he is immensely popular with both Dem-) “No man,” he told the writer, “should be| P the boudiba echeusés amie ; eir so citude that mapa I its J worth is a new indication the aid she has / ‘oerats and Re publicans, as attested by the ( allowed to hold a position of power in the | the correspondent slipped and al- their shortgighted tnaistiels tas j : 7 shall be discharged. : yor # ~ oe P given her husband in maintaining his own , creat cheer that went up when the House got, Republican party who opposed the Republicati | most fell in the mud. on innit wanes asin nec sad es, r , Hea. Ta e case of France, for vo " os ” Superior Combination . = 2 from what he be ecialehe ee aide alk Wiesisis wer the news of Paulina’s birth. He has a ready,‘ candidates. Have you lost your way, sir? the employment of skilled labor. ’ % Range o be the sentiment of the ‘engaging smile, tells a good story and is an} He talked frankly about his hope of making | 8 asked in a thick Seoteh burr. Thi T f ob i and of Congress, the the United States when the aruiis-! No Traditional Qualifications. anita h Aaeeaidlal He « rally likes men the epéakership a position of greater power | Phe held: her gray shawl waged & policy of obstruction threat- « . ; i \ 2-x¥crelien 1s er. e YET) > ens Burns coal and gas—two int has let it be known re- tice was signed was $2,000,000,-- Tne possession of: a famous father-in-law), , d of der Gillett or Clark. He did| Under her chin, and beneath its/ oe ng eS and four gas burners. ee | ' BOS. the received after that date. jand women. He is fond of dining out and Of) than it was under c. ‘housing ideas yet brought forth— 18-inch oven for gas and coal. ¢ , we ie is opposed, on % io ig vqecatay et a PIES be not the only handicap that Longworth playing cards. Poker and bridge are his fa-( not expect, he said, any restoration of “Can-| folds one could see red cheeks *| the maod obeieiiinis of steel frame F and, to any shylockian e io ra agen te “9 oh aie had to overcome in his march upward to the yorite ecard games. He plars both of them|nonism,” but he believed that the Speaker | nd humorous blue eyes. , bungalows. Aaa ap Gectapalein 000. pe 809 ee 68 é = , y speakership. He was not born on a farm, we}}_-though Senator Curtis, the leader of /should take a large hand in the shaping of | I've only lost my balance,” the} aol , Opposed, on the other ; } rance also received $40¢ * he did not teach a country school and he did the other end of the Capitol, ean heat him at legislation— that he should be something more | writer replied, wondering if such ) Steel Houses Cheap. é a poor effort at humor could reg-' 4 to any séheme involving 000,000 worth of surplus war Ma- not feel the pangs of hunger in his youth. On poker. than a “moderator.” | One of the Yirst men to grag ‘tah idiation or cancellation. serene, ae which she gave — the contrary, he was born to the possession of Longworth’s flair for politics and his gre-) “I have the advantage,” he said, “of com- | ister. , the necessity of producing stan- rels now owing to the Unit- | aye SS ee ae *!eomfortable wealth and he went to Harvard.( garious instinct are known to all his col-\ing to the speakership directly from the ma- one response was a low chuckle.’ dard houses in great numbers was’ by foreign countries, in, P°* ee Interest after the first)ro cap the climax of his nonconformity to ac- leagues. What many of them don’t know is) jority leadership. The chairman of the com- “Ye'll be a fair sight if you fall) Lorg Weir, head of a great en- and accrued interest, ap- year. She has scrupulously met) cepted American political tradition, he-wears that he is a violin player of exceptional skill / mittees will be men with whom I have worked | in thus muck,’ she said, and} gineering firm in Glasgow. e. . $12,000,000,000. The! the interest payments on this ob-| spats. gis spats suggest a story. When he'__4a skill that is safd by his friends to fall just ) intimately. Our decks have been cleared of | turned as if to go on toward the! made a thorough study of the deht is something ovér) USStion as they have fallen due.|wa, 4 Candidate for the majority leadership’ short of that of a first rate professional. Un-)deserters. The opening of the next Congress Street. ‘housing problem and came to the 000,000. This falls into’ bs vedinee — neva her arrears! of the House, some of his friends, fearing der compulsion by his family, he began play-) will find.us ready with a tax reduction bill and re Six R o ) conclusion that the first step nec- S—and this classifica-' 2! interest, on Nov. 13 ‘ast, that the spats might have a had effect on the. ing when a mith boy. and he has kept it up/ with some of the appropriation bills, as part - “ye OF to a (easary Was the rapid production Merchandise Is aranteed Prices ¥2 TON ie, a “ | , important. because it cor- amounted to close to $800,000.-! -. gical vote in the House, advised him to get ever since. The compulsion now is love for)of a definite co- ordinated legislative program. Unwilling to let the opportunity\of cheap houses that could be | e: made -& common misconception } onion rid of them. the instrument. After a hard day ‘on the This will be submitted for action to the most pass, she was asked if she minded ; erected without employing costly a i Whole debt was incurred’ “Go look at La Follette,” said Nick, and j,j}],” nothing gives ‘him so much relaxation ‘efficient working majority of our times. telling how many people were liv- skilled labor. He drew up plans ter. Petchase of war supplies) FF rance's View. ~ there was no possible comeback. La Follette as playing his violin an hour or two at home. “What we most need in our legislation,” ing in her house. , for a workman's cottage contain- France’s formal recognition of! also affects them. Sometimes, when a good accompanist. can be(\he continued, “is to do away with the half-| “I don’t live here,” she said.) ing two bedrooms, a living room, 2 there ig the money ad-)the one obligation, coupled with, For generations batk, the Longworths have) had, he plays for groups of his friends. He/baked stuff. I am not one of those who be- | “but I know that there are five or bathroom and kitchen, the whole : in cash, Under the Liberty; her manifest desire to effect a ‘been prominent people—‘“big’’ people—in Cin-\ has, it is said, an exquisite and cultivated) lieve that the country is necessarily better | six to a room in every one of| of which could be standardized during and after)scaling down of the others, sug-|cinnati. Land and culture came down to)taste in music, and plays the best and most(off when Congress ‘is not in session, but I\these places. And that isn’t as and shipped to any building aite gan the debt repre- { gests the distinction that French | Nick by inheritance. The way was open for' difficult pieces. This is a side of Longworth \do believe that there fs too much legislation | bad as it is farther up the hill.” at a cost of approximately $1600. * through the Ameri-‘ policy is drawing between ‘‘ma-| him to become a rich idler or at best a dilet- that he doesn’t mention in an interview; one, that tries to cure things that can be cured | They are planning wk tear | After demonstrating the worth | adalat after| terial’ and ‘political’ debts. This tante in polities. .He elected, first. to become (can learn of it only from his intimate friends., only by natural processes.” down eil these buildings?” was of his new house, Lord Welr ob- ber. Grey en-- ble, wringer. ce Cote coeeeeall . Makes house- the same when te for the purchas< eres. which has colored the a lawyer. His father, grandfather and great- Longworth has the rare faculty, so say Miss Alice Robertson, former Congress- inquired. tained for it the approval of the | Seer T es: third. the sales of | whole of French discussioh of the grandfather all were lawye rs, so that Nick's these friends. of leaving his worries behind woman from Oklahoma, broke into the inter- She shrugged her shoulders and | Minister of Health, who recomie . x: ‘Materials after the ar-/ debt, became a maiter of record in own choice of the profession seemed to him) when he goes home in the evening. Forget-/ view to tell Nick how happy she was that he moved wm either knowing noth-) mended that housing committees 4 rth, the sales of flour! ‘the national balance sheet which'|to have been predestined. After taking the (ting public affairs, he becomes a delightfully had been chosen for the speakership and that ing of the slum clearance plans) throughout the United Kingdom A the United States Grain) Finance Minister Clemente] sub | bachelor of arts degree at Harvard, in 1891, ‘frivolous person, filled with the zest of liv-) Mrs. Longworth and Paulina were doing so or being — to talk fur-)use a portion of their fands in and fifth, advances‘ mitted on Dec. 27 last. Omission | he studied in the Harvard Law Schoo! and / ing. Nobody listening to his chatter at the, nicely. The smile and the grace with which ther with a too-'nquisitive peg, (ore steel houses. It haa not United States Ship-/from the budget of the “political” later in the Cincinnati Law School, from ‘dinner table would suspect him of having any ) he received her congratulations told a good | ger. been suggested that the steel a here are many of these) house shall tl . trans y Fran which he received his law degree in 1894. rasp of public questions. (deal of the story of his — success. Bee permanently replace for portation. \debts owed bj ce to Great gr grasp . ancestries mmm: 6 or memes eo through-, these af enlhe iat eae ied Credit Always usually Low Prices" Lucas, Will Open Mar. 15| meee - ee el = —— by A pointment. lates . )} Britain and the United States, ——-= SSS ay , — | won Since War. caused a flare-up of criticism in)torium, declared that France in-\ al riches of each. She maintaing tue of expenditures made by edvanced to ve aie nae which ieae rongerapete tate tt A promis Rr easice ot Go wT the largest item. of ge | t ' ce should receive credit France in those countries, and as-| remain unpaic. urther argu. | r . “ congested areas ¥ eu the American Congress and peg? ‘tended to pay . that Fran ‘ ment stresses’ the impossibility. of able that they look healthy and‘ during the years that will bere << amount made up of tived the good impression whiea. France’s contention, briefly, is for the fact that her soil was the serts that the total of these taxes . : rie total of abou'\ had been made a few days before that the cost of the war to the Al- common battleground. She points ‘should be dedueted from the beginning payments while much of/im many cases happy. Miserable ; Quired to rebuild the slome; but 1s Ss 9 ee —-but it should be’ by a speech of the retiring French lied and Assoeiated Powers should out that the Governments of Great French debt. 0 has devastated region of gee — para ee ee he! bnnepion te have bees eS advances covered | Ambassador, Jules Jusserand, who’ be apportioned among the Pow-, Britain and the United States col- Attention is called-to the 15,-; remains to be reconstructed an seem ' r Wels 5 ! outside their homes at least et. 4 Period from America’s while pleading the need of a mora- ers in accordance with the nation lected large sums in taxes by vir-, 000, 000,000 francs which France! ~~" Gontianed on Pege 3B. | they RNITURE CO. NW GLIVE AND PINK M.. SATLADAY 6:30 F. @

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But to protect the liberty of a peo-| ple, out of which order arises spontaneously, is al work which few Governmeats have attempted and none accomplished for very long, so corrupting is” power to the power holder. = = — THE GAG IS A BOOMERANG. What a stupid device the gag How completely | More, how effectually it ac- complishes the very thing it seeks to prevent! The case of Count Michael Karolyi is in point. is’ cn him, the chances are that Karolyi’s visit here to arrival would of course, but in a rather per- The public would have read it cas- comment. Suq@ a distinguished man’s have been reported, But because the State Department gagged him Karolyi has become a figure of great public con- cern. Nothing that he might conceivably have ular interest in him as tras the fact that he was per- mitted to come here only on condition that he would not engage in any political activity. What political activity could he have engaged in that would hare disturbed the public poise or endangered the present. order of things in Hungary or strained our rela- tions with the Hungarian Government. If he in- culged in wild, incendiary outbursts, which he would not have done, he would merely have made himself ridiculous. Karolyi never has been a ridiculous figure. He has been a visionary. He has heen quixotic, if a lit- eral observance of an injunction handed down by and breeding it is unthinkable that he would on abused the privileges of hospitality. | It is our State Department, not Karolyi, that is’ ridiculous, and worse than ridiculous. The gag has | given Karolyi a really reverberating eloquence. The | silence imposed on him brings crashing home to all eltizens the contrast between the Government at Washington that was and is. It is a far, far ery from | | the spirit of American democracy that welcomed po- | litical refugees to the muzzle of American bureaucra- y in 1925 as modeled by Charles Evans Hughes. The gag is a boomerang. eee HE WHO PAYS. From the Baltimore Sun.) i} oe ee eet + tN DA, Px Sateen oot BSS, es = 4. +o THE SHEPHERD OF THE F LOCK IN AMERICA. a JUST —s —— ——— -— MORE SUPPRESSION. Isn’t it terrible the way small towns are being held down these days? North Platte, Neb., for instance. The other night we were listening on the radio. Somebody far out on the plains was singing the swan song of the Sioux or some- thine of the sort. We listened tolerantly, realizing that it Was only in revenge for some of the things we had hurled at the Plains. Anyway, when the last Sioux had perished .the announcer said: (He had a firm voice, with that ring of authority in it characteristic of all an- nouncers. Who are like gods, sort of. That is, what they say is hurled through space. It is a pronouncement. Not conversation‘) But to get back to what he said: “You have just heard Miss Somebodyor- other singing in North Platte, Neb... NORTH PLATTE WHERE THE CREATOR PAUSED IN THE WORK OF CREATION AND SMILED.” Just like that, before you could say scat. So we say it is terrible the way small towns are being suppressed, and you will Say so. Imagine Plains. Prairie dogs. The encircling sky. Not a chance, you will think. “ 5 North Platte. Tr Eternally ue, as Socrates saye, isolated and cut off. All she can do is to tell the world every night what a humdinger she is. How certain of greatness. How secure in Gpd's favor. She can only imply that most places are the works of the devil. Or if God did make them he was mad at the time. That seas are a mistake. That mountains are a bore. But North Platte. BOYS! *:#:¢: : It was there th Creator paused and siniled'*’ We wanted to ask if they were right sure he didn't laugh— But we suppressed the thought. It was subordinated to the realization of how small towns are trampled under foot these times. They have nothing but world. They can only pour that earful! of their own praises night after night. See North Platte and die! Or come to South Platte and live’ Thousands of little towns, each booming ftself on the air of night. Each ciaiming to be where the Creator outdid himself. Where Nature is having a conniption fit. Or where Earth surpasses herself. the ear of the It’s a cruel world, we'll . _ ‘J say. Henry Clay refused to make any cam- Paign for the presidency, lest it seem that he sought votes, which is commentary enough upon the unseemly way in which that great office ts hunted down nowadays. A MINUTE Copyright, 1926. gh bi tce crt c reba ssenseoes , : . Written for the Pest-Dispateh By CLARK McADAMS DON'T FOR WRITERS. (Frisco Employes’ Magazinc). Don’t ever use the prefix Mr. Get the man's first name. Call him Sam Brown instead of Mr. Brown. + a. 7 Love scene from one of the new books: ““Jack, dear,’ implored Beatrice, sobbingly, ‘what has come over you tonight? Why don’t you answer me? Don't you realize that your indiffer- ence is breaking my heart? Take me into your strong arms, my beloved, and tell me with your own mouth that you love me better than anyone else in the world.’ “Before Beatrice’s tearful orbs and her alluring rosebud Ups Jack's ap- parent marble-heartedness was com- mencing to vanish as mysteriously as ones personal bootlegger when he has been put in receipt of the awe-in- spiring tidings that prohibition agents are dogging his tracks. Emotionally Jack placed his arms around Bea- trice’s slender waistline, dréW her tenderly to his Bosom and kissed her ruby lips. The biss set every fiber of Jack’s being athrill with courtship. The blood coursed cursorily and un- restrainedly through hie body, leav- ing a never-to-be-forgotten thrill in its wake Beatrice underwent similar emotions—perchance more thrilling and exhilarating than those experi- enced by Jack. Love was having its first awakening in their hitherto dormant hearts... . Beatrice longed for him to osculate her lips again.”’ It is hard to see how the movies are going | to down that sort of literature. - * > ' EMM: Reappearance of a venerable §rm = a sign on Newstead: Letter to a Chivere * book reviewer: I read your review of ®John Keats.” T have been In bed ever since. What do you recommend as a counter irri- tant? ODC: Barber shop sign on Olive street: Yes, siree, bob¢ Sign on the Hodiamont line In Cabanne: : s Spt dd Pac apg oe 2e,» “What will Ase and Igoe think of leaving o's out like that? > oe — Sir: Your apostrophe to Luella anent the *“* * @& evcerCc @4cs Ce &' = tobacco wowsers is occasion enough for a grateful acknowledgment of past delights in the panetelia form. Beautiful work, all of it, compact of wit and sense and charm. As @ protest against the ever-increasing scope and incidence of ~tnodustrialiem, the conclusion of your Friday number is more eloquent than many a more pretentious ut- terance. “Those who row In Caesar's galley, What though freedom’s Heart be broke, Have no time : For any fool thing But the rhythm And the stroke.” The MIRRO >! PUBLIC OPIN This column ta designed 8 leading publicists, newspapers ¢ URING inauguration be a convention at Promotion Committee to federation of all uals" opposed to the use is hot necessary to be an to admire the courage of saders. They have their wo had and they will lions of dollars and they are to ask for. moral issue as the to invoke, and moreover t overcome definite public any new interference with ite, not to say rights, of is tnauspicious for another paign. Leaving out the « of tobacco, there are many pe far from being convinced t who will be slow te movement. From the Atlanta Journal: LL Atlanta, we believe, the Board of Education of the proposal of the sociation of the Booker School to erect on the stitution a statue of the after whom it is named. the city’s colored people to ¢ the service of one who pA their inspiration to right their advancement along both matural and Washington it was who prosper in proportion as we fy and glorify labor, and skill into the commee® There is no defense or us except in the Rh development of all. per fiend me down so low as +o ae ——aT ay _ 7 WHO ELECTED From Wilmington Every iE Democrats elected . not, as Mr. Butler were “unattached to any would learn something if the Democratic members | Klan who voted for C learn something to his consult the Democratic | mith, who felt so deeply Form that they went over rae. to put fear into so many D@ The whole truth is, i the man, nor the F the 1924 victory—it was of John W. Davis at t Ma Bravo! A NONSMOKER. bers of his own party. cals on the cecrtons ee a ae ~ From the ot by the Nationa] Anti-Tobacee © gr a ie them ine way the sathtiaaer 9 of liquor has been 4 wise st! STATUE TO BOOKER WASH eS mt ‘e ee =* mise of payment, , p taken = e “F , th ; Bo ri ari “<M statement B United States, criticism. ties last mpnth. 4 refiected ing » cést of the fe and property the world rman » Peady fA be set off against the ca s of —_— Debt | ———— eae reign = l'rom Pace i. substantial reparations p from Germany atic 4 mat distant future cease for France war t! by sed «2, persuasive'y, nd in the speec h alreads io: arm jtions confident our particu be taken into wil! s tis simply fair terms t) geek. A moratorium is one ie ghings “eC need that the oth . pot We supplied more.mot —_ other nation. based pational wealth. We supp! pattieships. If the war !? ‘jn the Pnited Stat p) ace area atretching from =. ’ na to Maine, or in Engia a territory reaching from I to York, France would -hs her debts already. he speec h of M. Jussera eh setting forth the diffic in the way of payment, « squint toward a possibie tion of the debt.gOn the ci it contained the defin No except by Congress to M. J ed's remarks. Talk of eeiniston. bsequentiy, however, a bit of the French px @ statement which more th commentator read AS ew thi deciaration of France's sn to repudiate her debt evoked a sto This was a speech in the Chamber From : as related by press dispats Marin ‘that it was applauded fram oxs of the chamber, the ce of was widely drawn on t of the water that it accura the viewpoint of t Marin Said, : dispatches, t} war to France and her serv in holding wp ft onsiaught till the all to share the burd h people to the of what was borrowed wh nz in a common cause.” rance.”’ he was further quot ying, “is not alone among 1 tor nations of the world. The BS haif a score of others awaith lead and p world that cold Is not the or mg that counts.” [Senator Borah the Amer her effort to she undertoeK tos ican portion in ret ” Since Borah is t is speech rman of the Foreign Relatio mmitt cord nd against debt cancellation, } ee, and since he is in fi with the administrati S carried specia! rah denied weight. that the Unit fes Was playing the role of Sh He declared that the setti with Great Britain. of tere | h the Untitetl States was pr ec to duplicate In settling wt fother debtors, was the mo ous in the history of intern. l affairs. He reviewed ‘** this settlement; it o a total debt of $4,600,000.00 ng 5 per cent interest, whic funded into €@3-year hon ng Sand 3% per cent interes Bettiement on the bhasie of t! itract al pelled kk 2 - te ft at bad to be taken into f Borah, ; ine, taken nothing... ithe Revolution. the tn ently as written would ha England to pay in | $14.214.900,009, in compar with $11,105,.9§6,000 th: i be paid under th@® contra Settlement. The terms sivs Sand, he said. made a bett: in for the British taxpay: for the American taxpayer ¢ British taxpayer.” he sai down in his pocket for $11 965.000 in order to settle $4 960 600 rican * Way of taxes, in order to seti Same amount of debt. while t} taxpayer must raise ‘ of indebtedne he is carrying, $12,772,663 the circumstances of tt accoun the gains aw well ¢ crifices must be considers had received 402,592 meat of territory, the rich “Oo f the Saar Valley and Alsace while the United State France asks for betier term the British terms,” said Me “she is finessing for cance!ia Her arguments are the arcu of cancellation: her logic. | mit can be called, is the logi : Bdiation.” U.S. Paid France. ~ rah attacked the theory ‘ha Waited States ought to forgiv French debt, because Franc [Pot require the repayment « bans to the United States dus As a matte * he said that the Usilte paid in full the debt f at that time. He prodace uUry statement giving th This statement show ited States pald beac ble Of $6,352,000 borrowed justice to Franee, Borah wal imerted an amende which, while it did m his Main contention, shows France remitted certain «& Of interest, amounting. «& al to Benjamin Franklin, | 2.9860 606 franes ($363,009 was in addition to subsidi by the French King to _. *Part from the loas fing ta $1. 815 #08 sed the condition of. t! f the new Government “Trenauny “terest pe On the loans, as well as t “Hts on the principal, we i's made Promptiy, but t! hoth principal and inte =) the exception. othe inte ted. was ultimately abet foreign debt question h: “ intricate ramification the political situation | pean country: it ls h bound up with the subje Trent.

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ee eign Debt substant: il repar itions from Germany at distan* futi case for lr: J up, persuasively, din the 5} :0: mam confident our 3 ; wil! token jons , a * at It js Simp: as by yok into tair i that the any other nation, national wea!'’:. . pattieships. if th tretching from er an area 5* . : : in Eng! ptina to Maine, or in) r a Mbrritory reaching fron to York, Fran: VW ould ic her debts already.’ The speech ae >» 8 war in the way of payment, it contained the . commentator read as a fled declaration of France's Mion to repudiate her debt mis Marin in the Chamber Muties last month. From mM as related by press dispa reflected the viewpoint of fench people. Marin said, ling to the dispatches, he cost of the war to and property and her the world in holding fman onslaught till the we feady to share the Hid “he set off against the « up Wing in a common cause.” feaying, “is not alone among lead and her effort to ang that counts.”’ Senator Borah undertook to pthis speech.” Since Borah is mmittee, we since he is in poord with ' the administra France ser nd acainst debt cancellation, a continued Irom Page 1B. pay- 1c a matter thus M. eech already re- ac- » not. We supplied more mone} based We supplied had | he United States South and L)o- ha Vi Jusserand did squint toward a possible re- tion of the debt.,On the con- definite Bnise of payment. No exception taken by Congress to M. Jus- mands remarks. ; Talk of Repudiation. ‘Subsequently, however, a _ biun- in- > i) United States, evoked a storm writicism. This was a speech by of tne, tch- fthat ijt was applauded from all Hons of the chamber, the con- Biofh was widely drawn on this of the water that it accurate- the that in Hoe the allies bu: ‘den ‘ash of what was borrowed while terms that on) ianeh setting forth the difficul- particular : oratorium is one of oe eeoretor see others | ’ ed States. Volumes have been The debt problem hangs like a written about it and volumes will | Dlack cloud over international re-: continue to he written. In a/ lations. What is the solution? Wil- | brief article like the present it is| liam J. Bryan is in a hopeless min- possible to examine but a few of Crity when he urges that we use its manv facets. the debt to “buy” the peace Of the France, has been explained,’ World. That means cancellation, makes a differentiation among the («Nd cancellation would meau that various classes of obligations. The‘ the United States would shoulder debt funding commission of the) ™ost of the war cost. Kurope | ‘United States, the body created by | ould like a conference on the’ Congress to negotiate settlementg/ debts, but America says that the of the debts, holds that all the, *ebt question is solely the affair of ‘debts must be treated alike. It, each individual creditor with each 'does not concede that some are individual debtor. ) “political debts,” against which the! All] a Hopeless Muddle. debtors are entitled to set off their ifrom | i Sstatement of the French posi- | - a statement which more than thinly ' a favorable basis for negotiations. objected to it. for the reason that ‘France might be allowed 80 or 90 Europe held the debt problem to) years in which to pay, instead of be inextricably tied up with the the 62 allowed Great Britain. Be- reparations problem, while our; fore M. Daeschner came to this Government maintained they had country, it was reported that he! no connection... But now the repa-) would propose a settlement along rations problem has been solved, or these lines, with an interest rate of as least headed toward solution, by Ie per cent at the end of the! the Dawes plan. We need another rance,”’ he was further.quoted | the | pior nations of the world. There shalf a score of others awaiting set the American portion in revlv ; | show | BP World that gold is not the only P | money i United | S$ition meeting the plea of France for len- 'moratorium during which no inter- | a SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1925. ee — ee Breeder of International , of German reparations; it vitally | affects the tax system of the Unit- , A ——- — = I Will: country to make private ings. l'rance talks vaguely about pay- ing, while presenting reasons why she should not pay. We talk, through our agents in Congress, about the obligations of France to pay, at the same time that we-dis- from the country. ‘claim any intention to be harsh. Though American sentiment for! Though M. Daeschner cancellation appears to be negligi-| Coolidge exchange felicitations in ble, there is nevertheless a dispo-| the White House, the legislative, So a toward representatives of the two countries | make faces at each other across the water. The whole business is in. a hopeless muddle. May not the solution, after all, have to be sought in a conference around the table? When such a/' conference was first suggested, we men and treasure. distinction war sacrifices in It no 7 porrowed State between but in the for munitions and food, and money actually exported makes spent *s to long way lent terms. per cent interest, which rs $14.214.900.$00. in ecompari- that * opposed to the use of the weed. id be paid under the contract ot necessary to be an anti-tobacc Seitlement. The ternts given land, he said, made a better imire the courage of the new ¢ ‘They have their work cut out@pe®™ for the British taxpayer in a way the anti-liquor people for the American taxpayer. d they will have need for the “ e British taxpayer,” he said, of dollars and milliong of volunte ee down in his pocket for $11,- are to ask for. They can raise n0S@me”’?? in order to settle $4,- 1 issue as the anti-liquorites were@™e "Of debt. while the fan taxpaver must raise ‘n avoke, and moreover they will ; come definite public prejudice new interference with the private 2 hot to say rights, of people. The®& uspicious for another prohibition Leaving out the millions of bacco, there are many persons Wt rom being convinced that prohit quor has been 4 wise national act é will be slow to countenance the ment. Way of taxes. Same amount of ot all the circumstances Phad to be taken into saeco ’ Borah, the gains as Bee had received of territory, the rich of the Saar Valley and Als ne, while the United St taken nothing. ATUE TO BOOKER WASHINGT® m the Atlanta Journal: Atlanta, we believe, will join % e Board of Education in indo he proposal of the Parent-Teacher on of the Booker Washington the British terms,” said wel] Mcrifices must be conside a » »*o* 102.399 Siz} f France asks for better te in order to setile indebtedness fhe is carrying, $12,772.665.- the unt, os red. ints ‘ol frous in the history of interna- (ly on the theory that France's great fatotal debt of $4.600.000.099. #indebtedness. | | taneously ACE. | aries | rims Iio- 1 to erect on the grounds of thal can be called, is the losic tion a statue of the remarkable Mag @@tlon. wom it is named. The desite U.S. Paid France. ity's colored people to commemée ; ervice of one who did so muca- rah attacked the theory ‘hat inspiration to right living United States ought to for advancement along economic t natural and praiseworthy. hington it was who sald: “We ~'ans to the United States . | zive ‘French debt because France Bt require the repayment of lur- ‘.er United in- rin proportion as we learn to @ the Revolution. As a ma nd glorify labor, and put brains » he said that the into the common occupations of | Paid in full the debt is no defense or security for at that time. He produced “S5UrVvy statement S. This giving Siatement xcept in the highest intelligence ! lopment of all. I wifl let no man Jown so low as to make me hate. WHO ELECTED COOLIDGE? ~ m Wilmington Every Evening. a 'E Democrats elected Mr. Coolidg®, § 20t, as Mr. Butler insists, voters * “unattached to any party.” Mr. 4 Id learn something if he should ¢ Democratic members of the KU wand insert e:| an amen event, which, while it did France remitted certain L of interest, armounting, fo Benjamin Franklin, the ded not | r : his main cohtention. showed A ee atc- io showed | the United States paid back hole of $6.352.000 borrowed. tice to France, Borah sub- diers and Italian people in general | sacrifices in the ro 9 Be ; others, only so much as is needed St. Louis, and has lived here for | to pay the British debt to the| years. During the war he contrib- United States, | uted to every war fund, particular- There was a further statement! ly to relief measures, and always of British policy by Finance Min-| has worked for the educational and ister Churchill on Dec. 10 last.| moral advancement of Itulian- when he American children, { ony t rsations said, speaking of tentative | sel ie srand/ MRS, WILLEBRANDT TO SPEAK | been on between Ambassador Jusserand and Secretary of the Treasury Mel- | fon, that if any of her debtors made a payment to the United States,! Britain would expect simul- a proportionate payment Accepts Invitation to Address Re-. ligious Board Here in April. Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, Assistant Attorney-General of * crsreat ail to herself. The statement Was) the United States, in charge of pro- aimed at France. It aroused the! pibition matters, will address the ire of Senator Reed, who professed | annual luncheon of the Board of to see in it an effort by Great Brit-| jreligious Organizations, at Hotel | ain to meddle in the affairs of the; (nase, April 29. United States, but the country gen-) Her acceptance of the invitation} erally appeared to think that the! , as received Fridav by Mrs. JTo- | British position was justified. seph S. Calfee, president of the Four countries besides Great; hoard. She recently Was under Britain—Finland, Hungary, Lithua-| eonsideration for appointment to | nia and Poland—have funded their; the Federal bench in California. | | debt to the United States, all onthe; a, number of members of the, i“she is finessing for cancella- | Her arguments are the arzu- of cancellation; her logic, if 'amounts to 42 per cent of the total | | | United States is in the i ' 9 «000,000 francs ($363,009), ; erty fond acts. 900.000 with all interest. mand” notes, terest, the amount fixed by the Lib- | Board of Religious Organizations | became acquainted with her last | June at the National Conference of Social Work, at Toronto, Canada. | British model. This calls for the} payment of 3 per cent interest for | the first 10 years and 3% per cent| for the balance of the total term of} 62 years. The funded indebtedness | “Be - a Exploration of Unknown Land. | principal debt at the time the for-| By the Associated Press. ' eign debt commission was formed | WASHINGTON, March 7 De- | in 1922 |parture of a Geological Survey) ‘party in charge of Gerald Fitzger- italy Owes $2,097,000,000. [fia topoerapher, and Walter R Next to France, the country with | Smith, geologist, from Seattle for the largest unfunded debt is Italy,| Northern Alaska to continue the | which owes approximately, in prin-| exploration of Naval Petroleum ‘ . . - } PoownArttoe i : : ge = cipal and unpaid interest, $2,097,-| Reserve No. 4, was announced to-| 000,000. No proposals have been| day by the Interior Department. | made by Italy looking toward aj| The party will travel by dog team settlement. The other debts range! from Nenana to Kotzebue, where down, in varving amounts” from); supplies for four or five months $472.000,000 owed by Belgium, to) will be loaded. From K dtzebut | $32,000 by Liberi: The only war|the men will mush up Noatak debtor which has paid the United | River, hoping Lo arrive on the | States in full is Cuba. which has| northern slope of Brooks Range | liquidated an obligation af $10,-;early in May. They plan to ex-| plore a region never before visited, All the unfunded debt owed the) between the head of the Pitmegea form of “de-jand Utukok rivers. 5 per cent in-! — bearing ' iaeiiatil Appeal in Jennings’ Will Case, the Associated l’ress | By who voted for Coolidge; he 7 ee in addition to. subsidies The debt situation is complicated) CHICAGO, March : ‘An appeal | something to his interest if he a * by the French King to the by the fact that France and Great from the Spcmon of Probate Jude. lt the Democratic admirers of | S €Part from the loaas, | Britain ar heavy international Horner refusing to admit to pro- | , who felt so deeply his defeat in & ting te $1,815,000 creditors as well as-debtors. There! bate a purported will of the late that they went over in droves to " to the condition of the is due to Great Britain from her Edwin bh. Jennings eccentric re- These men themselves adm e of the new Government,” | former allies $8.684,334,000 and to cluse, who left a $6,000,000 estate voted the Republican ticket. More were thousands of good Demo) po? Treasury, “interest pax France $2,717. 908,500. Neither of, and no relatives nearer than cous- on the loans, as well as the these sums include interest, as the! Ins, was filed today. Scores of per- had a moral fear of the La : -: . Hts On the principal, were) European powers have never sons in many states have claimed ce.’ Mr. Butler, it must be of tt S made promptiy, but the | agreed on a rate of interest on their; to be related to the deceased, but dit, has a right to be proud b m both Principal and inter- ‘war debts. ‘claims of only u few have been that his campaign managers = mn the exception othe inter- The funding of a debt offers two) properly qualified. The supposed fear into so many Democratic +1 , » Was ultimately settled | creat advantages: It takes the debt will, in a mutilated condition, was | whole truth is, it was neither ~* : out of the realm of diplomacy,| mailed anonymously toa trust com- | man, nor the Republican party © : ign debt question has where it might be used as a weap- pany which turned it over’ to the 1924 victory —it ‘was the fight intricate ramifications. on by the credttor, and vlaces it’ court. The document purported to po and Smith in New * seaganaed the POlifical situation in on the routine basis of a budget give two-thirds of the estate to at political fqn tthe ee Dea n country: it is in- | item. Second it materialls im- |} educational! purposes 4s & memorial | hn W. Davis at the dso ‘bound up with the subject | Pros es the chances of the debtor | to Jennings. p of his own party. + borrow - supplant the older types. —_—— ee vene in order to get any progress with plans already under way. Once the auxiliary scheme be- comes effective, the slums should disappear rapidly. tion the congested areas will be cleared, solid concrete foundations will be laid on the old sites and either brick houses or concrete houses will replace the disgrace- ful slum tenements. It may be found in the course of their work that permanent building is no longer satisfactory, and the best method of dealing with ecverpopulated areas is to GLASGOW BUILDING PROGRAM MENACED BY LABOR UNIONS Continued From Page 1b, is coming when steel houses will Objections to steel houses are as strong as ob)>ctions to a new idea ever have neen. Officers of the building trades declare they never will consent to dilution of labor on housins schemes and in. support of their objections they use every method of propaganda— pamphlets, newspaper articles and political imfluence. In Glasgow, the housing committee has been tervals of 15 to 20 years. and thoroughly scared by a threat that dwellings of new types erected work on all house building will be stopped unless full union wages the future holds. there is gratifi- are paid to skilled workers em- cation in the thought that out of ployed on steel houses. The Gov-/Glasgow’s slums something clean cheaply and quickly. Whatever ‘ernment may yet have to inter-fand decent will emerge. Section by sec-. build in such a way that whole’ sections can be demolished at in- | ee GREAT WIRELESS STATION AND OBSERVATORY FOR GENEVA = Work Begun on $2,000,000 Plani— Broad league of Nations May | cast for 15 Minutes Daily. Copyright. 1925. by the Press aul | Publishing Uoas.. the New Yor Vert and the Post-Dispatch. GENEVA, March 7.—-Construc itrver ’ . — tion of the world’s largest wireless logical. and seismological station and astronomical, observ - ™meteoro- atory was started yesterday «n the crest of Mount Saileve, overiooking Creneva. Completion within two years is expected, and the totui cost is eStimated at $2,000,000 Signals of the wireless stacion are expected to reach around the) |} world, and to keep it in cons:nnt communication with ships in th: Atlantic and Pacific. It is nader- sioed the League of Natioas will be le ml castinys wuv.cer provide wutinterrupted /munication in wartime, uf and ™ ires or ocean ca hte allowed conditions tha’ wotld c nutes daily for hroad- will OVI) regardless will appear again on United States | postage stamps beginning April 15, The telescope for the obs2rv atory | when the new postal rates go into RAS ROTM OP Tc A EMOTE me ON PEC ROS 9 Care aed SOR OE. EMI EY CREPE. COZ . \ 3 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SB * . = eee eee Se = -——— we mee me SS iS Hever ¢ struc’ hy effect The same portrait whieh ! fy sl ptista .s@ss80rs Ittichie appeared on the Harding memoria! rl fietes it w.'l be the Jt? ‘.cent stamp will be used on the 3 “wth, excel.iog « l%-cent stamp now being, pre- Mount Wilsen. Ca The | pared or use in connection with will exceed 10 feet and the insteu- the new rate on third classe mall ment will make possible the tobu- The new Harding !'%-cent stamp bition and explora.. o will be printed in light brown A unrecorded stars. i, Ix. te Ltg-cent stamped envelope. bearing used ia efforts to verify the Eine the present design with Washing- stein theory of reladiviivy. ton = profile. alse ts heing prepared. A movement is under wey oO Three other new stamps will be make the observatory the #e.:; e the t5-cent special delivery stamp, ©n internationu Imeteoroiogioal of hearing the same design as the fee in connection th the Ff, present l0-cent epectal delivery, ef Nations Mount Saleve. 1% mia printed in light canary yellow cel- nutes by automobile fi om 1 » or, and the 20-cent special delivery 4000 feet high and = contain tne bearing the picture of a motor mall ruins of an ancient Roman wer Wasen standing before the Wash- camp. ington city postoffice, The 15- - _— cent special delivery wlll be used A NEW HARDING STAMP on parcels from 2 to 10 pounds In weight and the 20-cent on parcels Portrait to Be ted on One and weighing more than 10 pounds. A Half-Cent Denomination. 25-cent “special handling” stamp, By the Associated Press which under the new pogtal rate : WASHINGTON, March 7.-The law wil! obtain for parcela the same late President Harding's picture expeditious handling, transportae- tion and delivery accorded first- class mail, is being printed tn plain ‘blue. and Mr.|== ‘ Ths 5 Tt eee a ‘' ’ if — —— MORE. THAN 15,000 ST. LOUISANS have invested $14,000,000 of their savings in Preferred Stocks sold by this Company in the last eight years. No one ever has missed a dividend. No one ever has been forced to sell his shares for one cent less than he paid. _ The present issue of Cahokia 6% has been on the market for only six weeks. Yet, in that short time, St. Louis savers have bought more than half the $1,500,000 authorized. You can see that Cahokia 6% has become the favorite investment of St. Louis savers who demand safety and, with safety, a liberal return. You can see that the issue soon will be: exhausted. You can see that if you want to get your savings into Cahokia 6% -you must act quickly. If your savings are earning less than 6% a . a — you are losing money. Cahokia offers you 6% with super safety. The price is par, $100 a share for cash. We suggest that you do not delay. Write, Telephone or Mail your order to CAHOKIA 6 Supersafe for Savings SECURITIES DEPARTMENT UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT ANDPOWERCO. 12TH AND LOCUST * * 7 MAIN 3220 Cahokia 6% also can be bought at the office of the East St. Louis Light and Power Co., 7 Collinsville Avenue, East St. Louis o Petet; *y a . fi “- hs . & ee he! ¥ cen i : ‘si ree eS ‘< & ‘ ‘é TF of “Wie “ee Be ee 2 @ a

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NN Ae —_—— Ne A —— , 4a rer ates 4 - oe ren as se ot on » panty OB speernce mn ‘ Ee than the morning and one other alia abst newspaper COMBINED — ee ee — ee ee A A RR whe Cen, ee RO - ae aa ; Fo ee a ee ee 7 pita Po ~ mm eee ee er ee r —- 4B ST | OUIS: POST-DISPATCH — The Daily POST- DISPA rel H ake ewikoeil has MORE ¢ CITY Cireulation a 1 Rage ie bse pee ‘gh es -~ rz, eee vd ed 5 aa 1% pik ° : _ tury : : ‘ : - ‘ - . : ; ° & od 3 . far y ITY ‘ ho Be rT ry) ~ of $ 25 { tl iere se vO UG we not ing or } 3 - | fue information 200uUr 2 DUM>- | ay nothing. Mre. Myere ad: ises every party and was the principal speak- = ; an - S of &i). h enterprises. The — to aang for a re pe er at a number of banquets held | esp! aa e 5 ‘ : eeis sure yo mn once 50 2s © sin } a > ~ + “0 ; ' " hy : ) : 1 : +in honor of the tourists at the vari-! Fer Real Estate lIavestments er The POST-D SPATCH 1s the only St. Louis *! ous places where stops were made. Hlemes see the Real Watate ze. newspaper “ving Associated Press neps * ~ — © “Marvelous ; mimercial nature na with . ) y a | “oot cease cuss Jo muiannsny DB 98¢ Satinette Bloomers | l Il OO CUtS nave beep peddied on ti.e streets a ne e af "Ip 2) Bloom ers. @ asti 2 helt aan east C . » US - cd Y Mire can be consi fraudulent. sidered MOUS = BARR op “Often it is something of this FA . sort, ‘Published in the interest of hild welfare work.’ “In fits broader eense, this car be said of any propaganda w hich stimulates interest in, and, there- nme “naga nell ganadateranaataaian tai TERE Ree eeeeaeee etc etee sieeve aese ’ J a ita hits tet z i 455) aM Set Me i aa i Sata CO a Ln eae en eee ae " > i One a ahs 1 ORG a, Mody x a “ee ine a ” v rc eo 4 0 a 2 ‘ ab % De, Aah ap to mA, Pie. : Pt 4 % “eo aS, a, bia ‘ rrr : 2 } “er ee co ons ; ase: 5 wae koae 4 P my a " : . ~ _ 7 5 “ ie, Th Cee pe HN manta - fies Loe -~ es laa * ys en : eS 2 ai thie +d ‘ 3 io - st in i = eo ark ‘ 5 * a + » « Ps nn ee nD “ & te Pa on ee heed ar marae, * Pp vail “, ~ ; “ Dhan dain stige ae = 6 : “ 5 hating — See : P a et i Me aia Sd re x Bro ae” ~ ok . = > rot ae Crees. ¥ . 7 “ ww hy eau oagprettens — ” ‘ . . ~ “ hte ol ~ = ‘ a a onl Py + : a é + hae — ate She ' a . : se 5 “ oy . a , ‘ : as cay - 2 — PE ee le ea Panes. Sayre te tn Senin RES aeaehy Aare We aCe in gas aging agen : i an Wiecdtnacmocnpiens é NT SN EE ee eee anda niabaainigae® wes ‘ . ro oe ¥ > ile = a “e he eae & 4 Z ae nets 3 pee Aa ren « at a $i ee Fan ty is 4 gh ‘ ¥ yy Pry ¥ E ie thee Cees rd ane is + sie) “ , +. Poe oe =. s PA a ak - “a i ni aera , pes ov al . 3 ; Dip + ogee ’ o - * a * . - ‘ " , . 4 % : . Pee ee ae 2 & era ye ~ are as Sender, -_ ad ““ as. aie “ Sk . - p> . p are pein ee tite 6 et a , P ia’ ? ’ a ay , . Py Wray . BS Sete bee OM Lae wks a ety ad y AE gitex * Ota As Me .. # €G. U.s- PAT. OFF. SHOE fore, is of benefit to, work with ADJUSTABLE TO THE FOOT children. However, the salesmen enlarge upon these brief prin te. } statements by direct claims of aid- Beneath the smooth leather insole is a series of Scie” allan overlapping pockets at the ball, inner arch and ce iayes (unter etiaaleatigee sed beng a the heel. By placing thin leather inserts in the ae pockets at the exatt part of the foot needing No Basis for Claim. support, the intricate bone structure is gently r hand, the ed built back to natural alignment. Instantly, there freely ay mitt that there is | No jus n Daigdintc, ee * be cr > - + ' J 7 0 ae “wey r pure - sc Ailes nap Cg ae = shi Amado ater > ape es a one ROR tical SRI OO I SI pos “ is SO era oad ere ie * ae wht i 86 afte = Boh _— be mF d ‘. . ? * Pay : ASoa> « a> is the most remarkable transformation in your 5 eet , ea; for. kitchen “and — es. per roll ma norase sia be, Fh gy: nan Ae a. fn =p ~ * We merely want you to know of these recognized agencies in this field ele gee oaee «eee from “0c to $1.25. Spring Opening Sale ae len ae a > wonderful shoes and how comfortable your ind are often found to be the per- 1 : ” tect can be made to feel. sonal activity of On individual ' 1 l and wi f i . — They would seer to pe profitable, —_—_ and - ~~ 2 E ° Corrective Fitting Department as the sale has continued over a 2 2 4 9 7 4 * : ” period of vears in spite of the fact ‘ ® : y | ee . 4 Women's Shoe Section—Second Floor > nit ean , , ¢ Voile: nd tissu : : that a number of cities have beet Duplex Polychrome Pap . at 4 . siacendra) in putting the.qmepta oft VARNISH TILE PAPERS EPOX Py CuTome 5 apess DUPLEX OATMEAL PAPERS | are in this except Zz « hha afrect =) inch id ; 1 | . {nxt : s wide in rose. blue, brown, tan, daft, p 9 ne sires For kitehens and bathrooms the washat . imenes W -. im a ce Ores swrins . ular 23 value. ee ? a AE : sind: large assortment to aclect fro Kind; agg te grade. “pring Opers- Cc green and gra. eiket te fy ar vec ~ —Some W ith hance 1 Stlil @ the ind even n “* ’ per mr Re ing Sale eS Spring pening saie, > ae + oer re e ie : , ° spectacular type is the so-called PRICES GOOD ALL WEEK PRICES GOOD ALL WEER. PRICES GOOD ALL WEEK ee net, ss .# Pas ? atacn dm ’ —_— on —~ , —" . . . ~ ef : ee ee Sane : Odi; on gee hav Nourish: : DURING THIS SALE —We will give free of charge. a 2-pound bag of Cold Water Paste with cach room of Wall Paper amounting nl yet sty led in Ways "5 . =e peingaeE ss ee ns pra: or over: enOugh for a large room. : ee i - P \rent Vv Sizes 34 to 44. Pai ee ee WOMEN’S . . he BE . . niin « : : 7 at n E E 13 445 —_— ; : t i? a Aa J GIRLS’ naleeedl let paetenta, tan and ie ’ . : — = | $5.00 - 1Sc plain leathers; school and dress styles, at- GREAT SACRIFIGE ¥ : , | these publications ¢t ts : activi ' amet et se are )uS FREE PATTERN 54 inches wide, fer ensembics. ruspender a ee: : Hi “a eam eee Se 4. ' ew ensembis ats and dresse« With all puftchases of Dress Goods, Silks or pis soltad colors or combinaticos ci] be en tr Oo mere iar sor ge and discouraged just give me one er “Ukelele Ike” dances, reiliziouse end comic .reve my clarns. By writing me hae ne fen EXTRA SPECIAL Phe jte« i. ‘a br this for selections. $1 amd $I values aeve you will enjoy more real comfort thar oss gopular ar you really thought this world held for you. Just * as met san : , 2 try ®t. and I feel sure you will agree with me. er Conera tag 49c SO covering ; ew 4 Oa. |. € CANNADAY, 5°68 Court Gtk.. Sedatie. Me. , — 10c for. . Cc OO ia titania eSpace OE Za References: Third Nations! Bank. Sedaiia. Mo. Send this Netice te Seme Eczema Safferer » i Loved” SATCERS—Both ~~ 10c “I Wonder What's Be- Cup and Saneer.... come of Sally” WASH TUSS—Res- GBe “Lane of Drean:” “Paradise Valley and EDISON RECORDS ite About G80) Edison Records = : ' ; 4 , “Orda “[Lre's Lullaby” “All Alone” “Hawaiian Woo” “Dreamer of Dreanrse™ ots Morgan and pins | WEBSTERS vard

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i ——_ 7 o ee ee ee. ee e y = 3 4 » j z % ‘ ik shee eee on a . _ —_— - — Me - ™ —- J Pond en , : . " woe" . = ‘ —— as i pap Mest — yee? 2 > TAREE ee 3 OU OT Cage a ee Pg Pe? # aa a ¥ - Oa aaa Tee: thas iy é oo, Ba aes OnE ct. ems Pee ea Se ee” pare ~ 2 9 = hea . : y o 3 SUNDAY, 2 MARCH 8, 1925. — —_— he Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH CN Ta te ete ee ee 4 eee erence il Fe. Ragan. SUND MARCH a tssg: $ een en areata, eee — ote 7 rtyr?) —_™ # Feather Pillows Women’s Glove Silk Wear by some See } Monday, $ i (5 pf : | le ; Pair.... eres , $1.95 to $3 $ 0 _ oo o : | WE Values. .... 1= @ These are 20x27-inch bed Pillows, covered with heavy Ucecessfulliy ? , , nea Nn Ae a — $$$ eee a ° ; ing and well made; containing live feath : LS @'Excellient quality.Glove Silk V an d “ti ‘ é art tick E goose leathers eC S ¢ . a . . . “ ‘ ys ve Sli ests, Bloomers and Step- ema _— TR f. —splendid Pillows. Third ‘Floor Cash or $2.50 i ua Special . : q : - - = . 5 = . a — : ‘ * es | Nets at the special price of six! The regular price of Fashionette Nets is Tbe for six! Choice of single or double mesh, cap or fringe —in al] the staple shades. Main Floor Oval and novelty shape Wrist Watches of 14-k. solid white : gold. 16-jewel movement. a = Fourth Floor Ee a fixed lot patents, tans Special... Men's thin model Eigin | *° SA. | Watches in white or gre¢n gold | 14-k. solid white gold, rectan- | ; echool and drees styles; at. . -_e 0 | Tiny oval or rectangular Wrist | filled engraved cases. 15 jew- | gular cases, With ¢ @famegds $1.75 to $2.75 Values Monday n y at Watches of 14-k. solid white | e! movements. Gold or sliver | and 2 or 4 sapphires. 15-jewel | 10 WOOLENR wide. for ensembics, euspender ekirts, 3 . | MILE ; = = = = j will at once appreciate fhe importance ot this one-day sale. @ Women and misses who are interested in saving extremely Seamices§ Hrussei« $19.95 a cases. 15-jewel om ail ae Ss $15.95 Elgin movement. Bape | f colors or combination weaves; one . ; f aL | . v. . ; : . y (Ri, BPRS : * : erally cuts the carmen: 6M O98 | ia a =—_— sy it is an unusual economy-affording event, presénting only 18-K. White Gold Dinner a | =] | A = Hose of wellknown makes, all full-fashioned and of pure Decttedty “thea tink: Plies : | = thread silk or ingrain silk. There are yet f “¥) sag. — — f r Ring Mountings } lid range of new ‘wanted I— 5 and the most fashionable colors are included. To supply kK d (>i { . pede Chines, go into this | | = = aa Spring and Summer needs Monday will result in re- ee l Oves Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at $$ ____________ —a = = markable savings. Special, the Pai $ 95 : to 25c SUITINGS | | SS == “ . pecial,the Par . wand ee a .. SS == 300 Pairs Thread Silk Hose; lisle tops; $2.25 value....,...for $ 50) | oh peatantinan I , & SS 2200 pairs Thread Silk Hose; lisle tops; $2.00 value........ for ! € 15-4, Dinner Ring Mountings 2 . a SS Sy 300 pairs Chiffon Silk Hose; lisle tops; $1.85 value........ for etry ‘wae graved, holding 1 to 20 stones, | S 200 pairs Service Hose; lisle tops; $2.00 value.........---. for | of ae a NOLEUM RUGS : SS 600 pairs Heavy Silk Hose; lisle tops; $2.15 value ......-. for | / ae ina ee & comer Balcony | = 600 pairs Light Silk Hose; silk tops; $2.50 value...... er qc _— ory on pt | v-back Conk ag 3 300 pairs Fancy Silk Hose; silk tops; $2.50 value..... Ls ss ee kid, with four rows For Spring Costumes, These io slight mill $ 95 | = 50 pairs Fancy Silk Hose; silk tops; $2.75 value... .. pe of pointed seallops 4 ree wondertiti asi SS 25 pairs Fancy Silk Hose; lisle tops; $2.75 value...... + S08 . around’ narrow cuff; e abot Laces : agian | : = 150 pairs Fancy Silk Hose; silk tops; $2.75 value........-- for in a agg noleum se F = 2300 pairs Medium Weight Hose; lisle tops; $1.75 value... . .for pr ac eatpeliaen: es : 5 0 atend -Mortaneaick Hi Re =, = 2600 pairs Chiffon Hose; lisle tops; $1.75 value........-..-. for and mols. coletinad Special, $ ‘ . ices ot’ pane | | SS | 20 pairs Tinsel Hose; self tops; $2.75 value..........---. for : Yard... — : aE ee a 2400 pairs Silk-top Chiffon Hose; $1.95 value..........-..-for ‘| Novelty Silk Gloves nt ~ aoe : bi 1400 pairs Ingrain Silk Hose; lisle tops, $2.25 value........ for a Datatity groomed will your hands appear in @ Exquisitely woven Fremch Alenceon Laces § ray these Milanese Silk Gloves, with ruffled cuffs —4in the fashionable ochre shade of *y sat ' = tae No Mail or Phone Orders Will Be Accepted and It Would pa becapemerys <n a A. $1.25 rious widths required for —_ tn _— - Be Wise to Attend This Sale as Early as Possible Main Floor om

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re 6B —- ST.LOWIS POST-DISPATCH ——— ea AL A AO nae ee ee ee cect te The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED MARCH & - See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, 5, 7 and 8, This Section ei aay @ For yokes, ces Or jJabots on Spring frocks, these ee — Offered exquisite Laces are in wide demand They are imported, beautifully patterned and in white, ecru and ochre. | Main Floor | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Monday at .. @ Smart_new Bags of leather in such chic styles as 1 ore Distributors of Merchandise Sac de L‘Heure,” swagger, under-arm and other pg Retail in Missouri and the West ig Venise All-Over Laces i i, § | 95 p= : : the Yard .... dark and bright colors. py fore, because fabrics must be chosen promptly, of women to share, will be more than ordinarily ¢ $2.48 & $2.98 White Fabrics, including novelty crepe weaves of silk-and-wool, Peet] SAA PEERY na HPsitisiiBsi esis aad LA AEE ES oot ‘ 7 i288 . ; ' Hitt, ao "i ae e507 AD DELS DOF ¥¢ s . e Fy J ? a / @ . - x . . - ‘ _ e a ; : ; : $2.48 “Mayco” Crepe—a smart silk-and- | wool mixed spiral weave Crepe for frocks quality in an assortment of thirty-frye new colors—dark and bright. = and rayon: 39 inches wide. New and | or suits; choice of fifteen colors; 39 = smart. | inches wide. es) 4 $2.50 Gros de Londre in fifty-two of the ee ee pan: A pent / x o. most plain and changeable all-silk Crepe; 39 inches ‘wide. For ] z | shades; soft finished and all silk; 35 | ® — } inches wide oe } $2.98 Satin Crepe of bright, lustrous fin- aly ; $2.98 Flat Crepe of soft. heavy all-silk ish. may be used reversibly; 40 inches per’ n'y a wide: firm textured and ideal for frocks; in the desired colors. rite 40 inches. | 2 ’ i a eee . . ¢ 7 J . Ae $2.50 Printed Crepe de Chine in a pro- fusion of the charming Spring patterns; excellent, all-silk quality; fifty different designs, $2.98 Spiral Crepe woven of silk and wool. with lustrous satin face: suiting weight—especially good for ensembles; 39 inches wide; many colors. ces fULEDSEREEOLGHRE PES TAT Ss * \ 4 ; . . e 7 r) e 2 ®& $1.98 Georgette Crepe So widely wanted for scarfs, 7 7 a 4 i s : . silk Georgette that many. will choose rein this offer quality, 393 inches wide—in black, white and 4 colors: Cee PETE. «co cen ce cop Pew sPehee sree aeadecccocsreces is: shai ‘* 7 : - ‘ — @ L¢ , . Mh hss : ae ~ . ° a $3.98 Printed Spiral Crepo—of suiting weight, woven of silk-and-wool; print- ed in large diagonal plaids that are very smart; 40 inches wide , ; ‘ ; . $3.50 Satin-striped Canton Crepe in a variety of the new colors—with the Stripe Of the self-color: 38 wide. in ‘hes $3.50 Faille of silk-and-wool weave— $4.50 Bayadere striped Bengaline of one of the most popular and attractive —_ eT Thi +p p LEY eeasiiie — HeTea eeeaaaaaa Beene an wu i repre } ot ‘ack Gd p pe ad —sw oy cases i " a ie oe UR aa eo ie c, yore oe sais Tate ee ~ e be a be ieee: ter Sodas Ch, ee . : én ae) % Rhee Se ed Ctra Dee ara we fe wide ms WR eae se n> wie me fe hak or eer e Peis di einai Re es ie : ES PAR ag Pere IS? Sh 2 ew, OS AS we . ca J at “ ~ ile is nape aale ge a bs SIS oe yee eee . 7 ie a very heavy quality—the satim stripes 4 Spring fabrics; 40 inches wide. In being of self-color; 40 inches wide: a many colors. frock and coat shades. i ‘ $4.98 Metal Brocades of rich imported $3.98 Canton Crepe in a profusion of 3 a qualities—in gleaming tinsel cffects: mon tg pesnteg aang featuring ae. if ieee ored Spring color effects: all silk: 40 . ay } for chic trimmings and evening wear. inches wide. bl fee = Supply Your Frock Needs Monday From This Extraordinary Offering of —for Daytime, Dinner and Evening Wear—Choice at the Very Special Price of We ; | 4 Sizes 14 to 44 Included : € So diversified are the stvles that vou can choose Frocks for sports, street, after- noon and formal and informal evening oc- casions—and very advantageously, too. Only {fe “last word” in styling is represent- ed, including chic variations of the en- °* semble frock—beaded models of Georgette — lovely sleeveless stvles — models of (reorgette or twills combined with colorful printed crepes—Dresses of Canton, Flat Sy 2 Oo = =f) i E . . y we eetee ‘were? , eerpr avereyy ~~ det FP her _|\Lovely New Dresses : A 5 crepe, crepe others equally | ME Fe charming. Laces, jabots, frills, pleatings > = and applications of self material are em- : : fi | ploved as trimmings. | oY : ns Are B iful | s Colors Are Beautifu ‘ Rougette Mocha Blonde Cedarwood Rust Caramel] Titian Gingersnap Deer — Tiger-Eye Chil; Cicada ‘ Combinations of hues are also prominent, featuring | light and dark effects. | : . 7 Fearth Fleer | —— i ® tical qualities and $1.98 Brocaded Crepe in rich self- | color effects—all-silk and very heavy: in black and a variety of colors; 39 inches wide. $3.50 Printed Radium Silk of soft | suede finish; 40 inches wide; four different color combinations for Spring wear. $3.50 Satin Canton of unusually heavy quality, with reversible satin face; 40 inches wide; $2.50 Tab Silks in the striped patterns that will be in vogue for Spring and Sum- mer; fast-color; 32, 36 amd 39 inches wide. $2.98 Bengaline of imported silk and wool quality—just twelve pieces to offer; yard wide, and in the correct new shades. $2.98 Satin Canton of reversible quality, dull-satin finish on one side and Canton crepe on the other. 5 $2.98 Satin Charmecuse—of soft, graceful quality—all silk and 40 inches wide; choice of twenty-five charming and fashionable shades. « Spring sewing must now be well under way,if you would have your smart frocks, blouses and other attire ready when warmer days come. $5 to $7.50 Hand Bags © $9.98 Splendidly made and fitted. An Event in This Dominant Silk Section That Will Bring Throngs of St. Louis Women and Misses to Select Monday—For Decidedly Remarkable Is the M coal Sak = Si Presenting Thousands of Yards of Lovely Weaves—Every Group a Suggestion tor Smart New Attire That You May Fashion at Very Positive Savings There- this event takes place at a most opportune time, and the extraordinary savings it will ‘enable thousands appreciated. Not often—even in our Daylight Silk Section, is such an immense assortment of advan- tageously priced fabrics assembled. Select weaves for Spring wear—and for Summer garments on Mondav.* $2.48 to $3.48 Silks at, yard $3.48 Radium with satin stripe in self- color; all-silk,, washable and 40 inches wide; in tan and gray only— ' y ; *, Fe. ; a — ’ if fi o = - < / ‘ ’ : oF < and ideal —of “Bonita” @ The new Spring models of the VA: popular Bonita Girdles—fashion- ed of pink brocade and elastic; short and medium models that will be for those like to wear corsets. els have elastie all around. $3.50 and $4 Girdles mM re els of elastic combined with pink bro- cade: in a good range of ? 79 ee Sees, Bk Ka ceed . Many Will Appreciate Saving on - “Bonita” Girdles | $5 and $6 Values—Special length skirt comfortable who do not Some mod- new short mod- Third Fleer Values, Yard. blue and Diack; 54 inches wide. Woolens | $3.50 Value, Yard, | $2.98 Novelty crepe flannel weave stripes and checks; wide. 54 inches ees ee $3 and $3.50 $ | This in an attractive assortment of Crepe is desirable for | or blouses, tn printed | featuring new colorings. 75c Cotton Satinette —a material much in demand for undergarments— such as bloomers or costume slips; self-colored stripes—light and dark colors; 50c E Correct Dressor Suit Weight Poiret Twill 9.49 @ For Spring wear that is both smart and splendidly able, many will want this finely-woven Poiret Twill—ip Mixed Crepe — $1.39 Value, Yard, $1.19 silk and cotton- in plain and Immense Surplus Stocks Pruschavad From Leading Importers Are Offered in This Sale of — 100,000 Handkerchiefs Women's handmade, linen Handkerchiefs with hand-embroidery and hand- drawn hems; also linens and volles with embroidered cor- ners and footing borders— Or georgettes with black or white silk borders. Men's fine hiefs with drawn hems ir mest correct size. Offered Beginning Monday at Savings of ........... t is to ‘ebtais savings a i cure a liberal supply for selecting in quantities. 50c & 75e Hdkfs. 3 or | sheer, $1 ’Kerchiefs 50c linen Handker- Land-thread- newest and designs. Large Men's white, Women's for men and women. % Ye % on the from these groups. The unusually varied assortments are a further 25c ’Kerchiefs | a ae imported Irish linens with colored woven borders and plaid designs; embroidered linens and lace- edged Swias ‘Kerchiefs in un- usually dainty designs. | 35c "Kerchiefs 23c Irish with white with woven hemstitched — berders in white or colors. i 30% how most wanted kinds of Consider 6 * 50c inch hems or designs in fast colors. Oa OS ee ee le a one: 6“ 50¢ 15c *Kerchiefs extraordinarily Handkerchiefs 5 15c ’Kerchiefs Women's all linen Handker- chiefs with hemstitched, \- embroidered corners; also white or colored linens, with the new printed <p * cambric Handkerciefs inen . mn white with corded hem- em ee -“ stitching. or colored borders and meatly hematitched hems a AEC @Standard 30x3',-in elt Tires—-— ea—of this sturdy. 1 en an adjustment basis @ This Dominant ° Blast” Stoves, and one that is purcha: balance in monthly {Cole’ s Re An Excellent V | °06: $5 Cash—Balance | Round base, high-o which will heat two or and do the family bakit Ing at the same time. He bustion and air-tight be tion effect extreme fue! Cole’s Ra Combination Gas Re Full size Ranges whic! fuels. . Has four gas b four holes for coal. San be used with either coal « Warming closets. Bay the Neces Savings A Variety of C $1.25 Water Pails ‘| ah lipped; Rhandies and ° ea. Wey and 10 Sluminum: double | ebonizea wood hanger $1.84 “$1.20 « $1.70 S0-tt. Roll Poultry 1 $2.50 75-f_ Poultry Wire

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SUND: . MARCH 8, 1925 _— sans ee a ela ase a, Hand Bags J 52 I8 r in such chic styles_ as “Le ndér-arm and olners—andg in Gidly made and fitted. Main Floor ee ilks avings ° _— = 4 ee packages TOF. sceeee UII pack- ie sere ee oneness Abou akak WALL PAPER SE. anei«ss+s-+> vee BREE eee @e eee Ps-ib. pu aw, eee ee ee ee . HOSPITAL TOILET Paren— 1000-sheet—* Rolls 15¢ Pelle... wt e ees Pe ny Ameri- © auspices of the Woman's — - . ’

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ——— ene ne pap a e. pared . ‘ bet Fie He 3. Bache nade, tt it 1 seo Phin ain Bs as sf fe os DS: ate a eA * \ wee era Ww 5, 6 and 7, This Section See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, Women’s Gloves St > | : ’ P . 3 tT Women’s Purses | $1.50 to $250 79 ee $2.50 to $3 yf Valnes...... C wy Council | Values @ Sample Silk Gloves in the : Meet @ Good quality leather Purses in * 16-button or novelty gauntiet : rs - various styles, fitted with mifir- styles. All of exeellent grade. ; _ 4 chau‘feurs’ traffic sche ; Ng oe or and coin eae asement Ecen , Stere a " Hanement Economy Store We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps ie RR eS geedected BY the St. Lou | a pe" beginning Tuesds Entering the Second Week of the Basement Economy Store's i. IRTHDAY SALE = With Offerings Which Mean Economy to Hundreds of St. Louisans PN ste A Se nnaemptee Cue ae Ph p " he bra eo e , et 0 eran 4 7 Las oo 2! bee ; yA Re., is peceres . "* az ais ae . “~ A : 2 x on . on : ois: =~ bine : pa ys ahaa r R ty xo a a hy te a “ i Fg 2% ° a ON ‘ ee A eye, . 7” " s _ 7 x Y- y ne a ‘ : ee S aye Y’ A “ “ oe NE Be eter Day a se REET ete te ee OT ee fe ae is =" AP angers = pape shoves si aes a A adm siiege ee ee ae ee es é vate t ek SR aD | on ey ee “ a “3 Seg ate’ \ aca paauieel a et ta 5 pianist tea act icatana aban anal aed * PNT ATaTAretatary TT ‘aParavaratar ate st eFi Tats : ‘ ; eae wah: Dg mos Sadik caida Caighckeusnchiada Sa hee Set ARDS ithe cals For Advantageous Choice of Becoming Models, Select From This Group of | Women and Misses Will Find It Advantageous to Choose From These . Spring Dresses| |Correct Coats Styles for Women and Misses In Plain and Fur-Trimmed Styles Special ¢ Extreme $ Monday ... Values at .. @ This group affords splendid choice at a sav- € The jaunty styling and attractive hue of your ing—models for almost every occasion and Spring Coat will be even more pleasing if you every figure type are included and every Dress select it with substantial savings. For that rea- is an extraordinary value. All are neatly made, son, this Monday offering provides a choice that with the lines, collar and sleeve effects and trim- will please women and misses. These Coats ex- ming touches that are distinctive of the Spring press the latest ideas in Coat fashions—some are mode. The voung miss, and the matron of more smartly tailored—others bordered with fur or conservative taste, will find choice delightful trimmed in tasteful wavs. All are silk crepe and most profitable. lined and servicéably made. Tomb 8 Se - vn ot > See aye ert > ey: teas Pe oe gh co aes = Se a rial 5 ln bile Sees “ Mt deme. hi ry pa ee, de ee eke cana tee paeet fa a rt, a Se ae ® : om ag oe w ~* oy so “” * AP TSR cai are tar t NR oo ce eres > ABangies te hgecealae alee eeampitpsinns Nea, Seite nll ited le, Acbtag Maiti: nis Bey Se nae - . . “ ; y : ; ; * ; : ss ot ei et : hse. on. ea tatina? oad Fi diahaditiie. ddeste. tiene ee ee + ~ 2 ee, Ce Le ae Seen ¢ % “enw fiat il inh en : font OR DEAE LPOG ETI gg NAA Ye 78. ay 2 J kbs SORE Pk ot Tula et Sets RE gee thats nes Yo MNES ain £ v) a I CAO tet P, = . a er ae iow ~ aed ? . “ Pe * | & The fashionable fabrics are used 5 are bore of a twill, A i anes OF RES in these garments—crepe satin, suede, downywo eeron2, or 7 a tet ews Be & satin Canton, Canton crepe and a poiretsheen and other weaves in erermen colorful variety of printed crepes black, navy and & profusion of in black and Spring colors. lovely new Spring shades. Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Store wesw SERRE * oa J : ; Wie ae. Ce eitye as . : ‘ ies ON a we = ~ : ,; * gains Biecmetteres Sse LAM peerage Mt + em al ; ~ —— Re NOS 5 eae a we oS aeet te - 2 Na . eet Rs Res ei a ; se et Ee sere Manetamickudie cocadien ic. re A A SOE SEE RRC Ty, * ope ee & $ > ne inet aD Ads e Ivory Serim (Curtarns, -_- Oi] opaque Window Sha: lt eret fla ; + ; + , and ed I contrasting ae ie 4 : oe ait a ; Ris a i 3 4 ney oii APs , BE SRE om Rn Re + At ten a agate eats eae ate aC H. can eo fo eatin pagneiel 4 cee aber tee 4 eo wee a Tea oe oe, ae. 2 ¥ img , ROME: ene er > sotnteadiatie a c . 2 acta n - -—in filet, Scotch and i inged panel (“iT s it vanes * Se ee +hroe P L.iife@ast re ais ints. 3.51 te . tints. $3 Priced at and calais | t@tlored and nov-/ i,-s4 and pleated $4 ° $2.75 val- with ior lial values. $I O08 ue. i lion fringe. | 39 YTace edges and in- elty effects; trim- styles with Irish EE ° Pair ‘ $° val.: ea e sertions. Somej| med with hand-/ hand-made lace, Curtain Grenadines $1 Terry Cloth | Curtain Nets pees knots, etc. calais laces. Basement E hare lace medal- worked French English Val and White dotted Curtain Gren- adine for the making of a : ‘alms € This Birthday Sale feature includes five hundred good quality Spring APSR BG ci Hats of straw and combination materials. Thev are neatly trimmed in .% Ir wae eee “yee ° . . a . . flat or ruffled Curtains in ri COLO cls xante -& = ih veryv pleasing Wavs and are offered in the leading colors as well as o or ~ Ay “a a . 5 Important Birthday Sale of C ! i color Bhs alt ‘ t. aqoor and in } ' em te : ‘s - - pe ; . ae . ? ee 29¢ | iecatas §9¢ to 75c values black. Profit bv this offering Monday. Snnnninsintlttmicidinaiiaae dimmi Yard SUS INE Yard Basement Economy Stere : : : $andss $7, Needs for Men, Women and Children in This Birthday Union Suits Katee, sine 4 Handkerchiefs Specially Purchased! These 1200 [ . ——— vai, 2..5¢|| Boys’ Blouses Sale of Hosiery 50c. : nie . , + hy ' , rv. Ideal for sash ‘* i be ait . @ Women's hemstitched . cambric Handkerchiefs. “ya | $1.25 and $1.50 Values with embroidered corners : , Br ei . | | : irthday @ asement Economy Store Y C € Women’s fine-ribbed Union \-* of Suits in open or closed style, W S : 3 5 | ash Su ~~ > ete of rte ’ i ‘ a: . @ For women, semi-fashioned thread silk and silk- and regular or extra sizes. 79¢ : . 7 Handkerchiefs mixed Hose with double lisle tops and reinforced eae: | a Special, i iat ae, _— feet. Black, white and colors. Seconds of S88c to SI! Men's pin-check, white a. 12'.c Value, | § genuine English Broadcloth “aie : Each. lea ‘ntenn Pease arene Madra : Grades. AAT HAN i i % oY Sa ee # oa A, OP he ‘ ee $ : +e ‘Ba ae hs . x wa b Ol iy * ia * ee #3 : i } : ; x a t i: ES > > y X . hoes - — i % 3 a ; te ae’ ¥ 4 = 4 - ¥ . a = « i ; ax. § a ea * >i} i a - i ay % se 3 : :, f ‘a : i 1 = rT & = > » TO 4 conds 2 zac i | Second: f 35 - ——_ dl li 3 B . Basement Economy “tere * Pairs ~ ‘4 7 Pairs ; rades ~ crades.. ; _. v Rasement Economy Store Basement EF Se E Axminster Rugs Monday, More Saving Opportunities Offered in the Birthday a of $1. 49 Silk Mixe d Prin ts 4 sonds of $55 Grade for S=QPT_50| |Cotton Goods and Domestics | | _ inthe sirhiey Sale Monday at, Yerd... SO r =— * ; — - ~ and cotton-mixed fabric in | orty-inch wnbieeched Musiin s ° V h size witl ee ee ate pecial Value at , © « j ; }. Wwicft 2e miess center. mes . . . t | 9-00 mn) oer , SLA EC NOTIONS RE Te pe ny printed figures -epperell 9-4 UN- | 36 inches wide. in plain | 26-inch imported Irigh he | , Dress Linen in light- ‘ — . "aoe Ba | | eveight. Several colors @ The Suits are well tailored of cheviot, cassimere @€ A newly arrived lot—eancellations. sur- 3 to select from> p» ; ; ; ; ns otek ; . eo oi mes Nae | fect from: and worsteds in stripes, checks, plaids, mixtures PiUS SiO and broken lots of new pring SSWeeess a . $1 value; yard DOG cis +4 #>

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Su DAY, MARC 2 g. 1928, eS v thet a SUNDAY, |. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Senidtion - Se SRE TRRREG RNS fan BOTH other evening feet cles. scorn __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 9B erect S' TRAFFIC SCHOOL | web ioies, including taxicabs, serv-, Pike 5 a of the school. Speakers . o> ee — ae aatmnewagguians — --- -- ice car and motorbus drivers. Cer- | and instructors will include Clinton O LESS HE Game oa. aeenrae | 7 1 OPEN TUESDAY EVENING tfleates of attendance will be) H. Fisk, Director of Streets and. F R AT T ye Pes nantes ‘ awarded those who attend three or! Sewers: Capt. Joseph A. Gerk, head —~ = 4 aN * /fene *e 34 : i | bread. High-grade guaranteed element. | i el boiling no : ee pr an PALM OLIVE hat is a real sales item and at a price | | Set consists of pair of high-grade hair | cake has ey, that cannot be equaled, rs, barber-she an b. | a Scabies 2 BER ars Gnd comb. | mess; bottle, | MNO 1 Grea) Bad Only. 4 Bars 27 Vegetable reed — : : : ' d teens 4 ) . : = ; ak: n/, tf i : ; : rane wig . athe o.~s8 en a? S ; a a~ 3 srrfhete: : Ml , *¢ ; b . sess sSettees om oun gets ~/ 9 s oss ; . an og: 2 80 ; trper ee - 4 reer te - r4 + ; =. ; - SAD tee & dis (ts ; : \ SCHOENFELD IMM’ ye KIDNEYs°LIVER 25sec OY, Valet Auto-Strop Utility Knife : $3.75 ad : —Is Always Sharp _ ’ | Here's the Knife Horlick s for which , Malted Milk lions of men and (Hospital ) pee nae The knife of | 3001 uses: with the keenest cut- ting edge. tt sen sauane blindes as -30C ates toe Natt Stir * — ~ As -* Fis " - Dye cf % -_ » +” yt ween ~h- +" ‘ . ory Pes Aveta illness by . A) Bee Pi UAC ONAY Fe eden | 60h oKeeping liver and |. H] [ee | dl OT AR geeks | Ra SR Bit 4 —Ss kidneys active. | ae ear ~ Be Ave \e.2 WT ae he tay | eeeay Sfors0c gi 5 . pecial Birthday Sale of At All Judge & hoses: Drug Stores the Valet Aute 40c Strep Razer. a New Treatment oe Rids Folks of ZdC Constipation TOILET ARTICLES | PATENT MEDICINES | jp)si.i'ouges.tiee | Gray’s ; ~- . x ; ; ; ; * 33 P reas iy pssst ssegsecs ; : ; oe - 4 es SER ET: . ast : Soseeetes t : : 4 } trices Oto ATtSTS TEE Sea 5 25 Fh Sees , ; Srey ehestes- $8 segs + { 3 $34, ; bbs Seenes sab gr eres x - ir" : te eeseeses. $e SoBe) steeeks ee : $835988 325 \ sat, \! eee Seas Ee , ; ; ¥ ‘ sSertrrsiss ° vet nee ‘ ween a4- beoeese » : ; Seer “y se - : ' : ~ Pe , es ; ij 4 ; +. So 233 Cc +3 SS . ** ree | j ‘ Sree eee eneeee _ = ’ $ ° ded ey ; : . Scteerreete ! erin oe ’ : Pr syieee lees “Tn ‘ - j eee serere ' a Pees sbastsees | Sosmatecssses : Af etre Sseesisraiss | f : f 238 eee sSiesgsceseteebe ‘ 3 oe gitsgiresseale 4 33 ' sey HTB - Pes > * , . eee > : = \ " -, 5 she ’ bees .: . : “* ‘ ; 3 : tT M ° _ becses of Ee i. eo : : PEP PF ee ; 23 . A 4 . tiphe ies sics , a : ° on : ; = Shampoo Hair Tonic. Hae@ | Siu gua wine Be , 1s A ungs @ etd beeen wo-T rouser 5] . ss cas ee _ Monday Only eS FA fate Now— MAGNESIA : Diapepsin | that'sajoytot porte. aC = pie blets | ain The pew way leading doctors how say to take MOK of ta 4Ade | Mintrated to multiply the ats a ee designed Rem Cough of old forme. Here in a2 new form bi ef magnesla—aeres- | gor te milk eof mage 1,00 Bell’s nesta nn you kaow It. 2, Mr Remedy : : Pine Tar suane aaah Ge . > a. % by decters, dentiats , cassimere Sr PERCE A9°83° eee Pn crt ne and Honey Sti nae ‘ . ange ? : . = _ P : : a ands lacks the “€ ateecne” 7 af gg . A most exceptional purchase has just arrived from New York. And where decey” relly basins. Ps ; pep Se 9O¢ tit Senta i. ee nnn. UCH Coats! We could easily mislead you into believing the price - meg | , hee Sere is a great deal more by just removing the price tickets. Fashioned in and sizes a “high-priced” manner of Polaires, Angora, flannels and Downywool. coming out. K olor-Bak today te the desife thet will en- cece petigetnes’ | | 1-60 MONDAY ONLY 75¢ Mintrated | Attractive trimming effects including FUR BORDERS. Spring colors. ees of Hair Analgesiqu- CREAM OF ude MISSES’ SIZES WOMEN’S SIZES STOUT SIZES “Aectig-foun” Restorer Beume Hagnesia At All Judge & Dolph Stores. -NO TOOTH BAUSH Kline’s—Basement ‘onam y Store

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morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED we snow at ey oer eee Gi o ‘ o — “ee - — ‘ fy mo ey — pee tee “ pa oe feos gs eres PTA Bes a inne ay I ee - “ : , i . ee eee ee ee a ere ‘ au og sie ape ae . Se ee ee ee ed -— ~ latins enainhutii “ tarred lett - Rare hn vg _ x4 4 a _ « oe roy : R633 : rt ile ben. werk? wate Spake ies 20tee. serie + ba » a ee re gee Pee ae ee aor eh ap ay A ek ed SAT vy hee . a cami ee A Te yo late Bey Ria ha OFS eS A RR ae i Ps omen tec Apes nasties tyenten tes rie, OOS rook ad a Gee empath cies ae ee iain sad tei phaiee| s ; J - “ * ~ ~~“ADVEETISEMENT the criminal courts here recently. procedure, this would not be per-|ors a clear view of the facts, be | Keep Your |ment. Lashly showed & ancacdligen bonpeemaphupeimarecnyii = 3292" intro-| testimony, and if they could have . (a jury which tried a case in one of! duced as exhibits. The six meno - Left Him As If SURVEY EXPECTED == 614 OLIVE ST. "in the Chicker | | . AUTHORIZED sEpwes 4 ee | ALL PATIENTS RECEIVE PROMPT SERVICE Had Suffered | | 3 : in the succeeding settlement of See Our Other Advertisements on Pages 11 and 12, This Section, a dara Operating Director, in silversmiths. Paul Revere of ST siian POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the EN’ nl MISSOURE CRIME ae oi ro ce Be ne has| The jury, in ees - eaey — ~sy Reece te mitted. They asked that a new’ recommended. ; + | dressed to him by six members of|to the meaning of articles ee, oe iis So ee pe Atle t Opposite Famous-Barr uae - : | | oly Music (t By Magic! | 10 BEGIN IN APRIL The Colonial Influence in Silver Design L PATIENTS RECEIVE PROMPT SERVI GRAND — nue a) ace among the skilled artisans that 3 = Over 50 Years! Three Experts to Co-operate New England, probably the most — —_ i} 4 | said, in their letter, that they could} room. Under the present court/ rule, more calculated to give jur-| - = ; | Rheumatism ee ee ear when 7 cari ng 58 d, and as| have a transcript of parts of the DR. E. R. VAN BOOVEN, Dentist . | | —_ 4 » im the Chickeri Makes the First Fins X-Ray, Extraction, Plates and Bridgework | Grand and _— a It is not generally known that ile. ae came over on the Mayflower and Now 83 Years, | With Arthur V. Lashly, | accomplished craftsmen were To Friends the Investigation. Olive and Locust From Ninth to T. a Be Dea aE Ss tavanentadeghtienny te ue . — hn owe braced SS ee ae om, — . ee : sesh tie pau i ae = ath ms P pens : an en a ’ . OR roll ee sn c . : ania . a ‘ ‘ iran : we '8 i a y Beet ea SPORE, Cae er RR le ges, eats ee a = ey ee ; Se Sa ay" ig octane CA ; f ae vor ¥- : ’ ere : Papa’ aie pints i a ‘tad OP cal“ oe ah Revolutionary fame was a sil- versmith of exceptional ability. During those days it was cus- tomary to turn silver money Into segment sia Eee BRO useful silver items, which had a 'Missour! of present crime condi- sf dard immediate value and /. could be converted in quick time. Illustrated above is a three-piece ; Coffee Set of very heavy quality of Jaceard’s selections in Colo- silver plate. A true Colonial pat- nia] designs are comprehensive tn Se. + a in range of choice, and widely noted for their preservation of chased scroll. Unequaled quality and value sold as a Set, priced $83.25 : have the remedy applied the best examples of Colonial The appeal for funds for this | | art. Missouri As- Building Your Sterling Service Is a constant satisfac- | tion when you take ad- | vantage of Jaccard | Open Stock Service. | Additions from time to | time in the same pat- | tern. And many beau- tiful, desirable patterns | to select from. Regains Strength Goes Out Fishing Back to Business Laughs at 4 * s oe “0 URIC | ; +y So Missour! is to be surveyed, ACID . 2 How the “Inner Mysteries” Reveals Startling Facts Overlooked By Doctors and | Scientists For Centuries ee First the diagnosis, then the remedy. The lawyers have bor- ‘rowed this plan from. the physi- cians, and they are going to use the Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30: Saturday, 9 to 6 In the March Sale of : Sewing Machines | $e of the most extraordinary features is illus- = trated below. This is a machine that will serve, 2; you for many, many years—and serve you efficiently. ™ You can now secure it at exactly $15 savings. p. oe Tye ee ; as AP aY ad A rye iy ee a, : " Pa 5 ee E e i hae te is a + = e 2 OK, aa Ely 2 he od Sn RS Sh “" eats Caer Se ee Jette ote * roe oo nS ye ee eee - ee te eek Adrian Re PRN een et ome nom ta x ; om ye ° oe ee ye BERLE. CxMS TOOL OL - Wet se — M BPG, ot AS le as aah heah emery vee pm etree: A BRIO Eg a Sopnapas: "ree sewenee: ¢ * Tia me, $ di i SS Re ee Do ine ih sal wast Se oe ee: Bet ae . - 1. die mY» dee wk, VSP. p R (i SOI FS ee ae re ee eee an ? % ne ° Wee ee ere va. ie . * “*% , “ Slit AGTH be . on vi im a e hE gee > . . ~~ 2 b nlinas- amr Pua & . > vee ee Oe he ee, fe 5 KS pete € SO gpa ~ Sos me ; - VF eh we SE er gh aay: ee os 7 * oo is a dpe RS He Mpa: * >. o a doe, «>» 9 . _— " — a & Ke ea * —_ ” _ — oe OF? ape ms ee “ _— int P oD this summer, by investigators un- bbrentvae der expert direction, and the facts thev find are to be put before the} c and before the courts and | in an effort to} vay - ni eli a ox eRe. ene aah: pads ind a Ite i oda is Shanty = Wir eae ini Re a 2 ¥ By dish : the Legislature, ‘work, made by the sociation for Criminal Judges, has met with a quick and a iarge reé- sponse, and about $25,000 has been pledged in St. L4uis for the Asso- WW gz Sy waxy Seti sr ape PS A dg i ean * i: - 2 pomety é way ‘vy owe 7 Tig eerie ee Ale hE Re i ” ag - 4 ‘ ae vid ¥; a en * Pa > quate 4 a wey a a ee ERE mit Taek go Oe * BB: : Cree ean erty A At Llustrated to the left—the Paul Revere Pitcher fashion- ed of solid ster- ling silver and finished with the rich limpid gray of fine satin. Height 11 inches $78.25 Jaccards Exclusive Jewelers a LOCUST at NINTH A Sewing Machine that will fill your every sewing need. ~ It embodies high-grade mechanical movement and uses either ~ Regularly Sells at $60 In This Sale at 458 Westinghouse motor built in the head and many other patented features. The organization is not a St. Louis affair, but a am again in active | Statewide one, and its work is to Wiens one cure| embrace all parts of Missouri, so change |that the rest of the State is ex- TT tie one oe thousands | pected to follow up the contribu-| ng to th tions made in this city. Business Men's Movement. cilation’s objects. ered Sam ath macht iyi ate . 2 ely 2 ORNS ARE AR pe be SNS i Pm wnat . on ae : ; , now. as if by mag I business ald can walk li day with comfort Wee ee ee At) lage eh apy largely business men. Only one consider- ble contribution has been made And the results of are intended to appeal to business men and the genera] public, rather than to the legal protession. The contributors are a lawver. a! AG Ne pte » Fin Spe yea - eet rae RES A eg ae: - 4 ty , = ie. bs ot dl ma . Pantin: Sot py Aereys pone PE LO MEM ings CLAM OE aE Be - . ms « a ~ + > - we nee town, ae . “i “ ‘ hese ae spate ‘spy qapecnyeaey ¥E2 wees es « 4 - the survey ee, * - « ee eee SS ee J He a) 7 We cordially invite mail inquiries, and will submit sketches, designs and suggestions. Our correspondence covers every phase of jewelry and engraving service, and our patrons in many states have found Jaeccard’s their preferred reliance in all these items. Early in April, it is expected, the work of the survey will be com- menced actively. Arthur V. Lash- : lv, operating director, plans to give rook | his entire time to the work for seven months. Three experts are to co-operate, at least in the early stages. Raymond Molev of University, who supervised the “S ewerne . Q ~ PACT RL OTR ee ate MTS TH RRL MN IME, Ot aya : i o he a ae Teri nae . w — . " Sera ol Columbia & Free or Singer needles and bobbins. ‘CEWiliams The motor is built in ‘the head and is therefore protecte¢ wi from lint and dust. The Machine carries a 10-year mechar ‘SIXTH AND FRANKLIN . All-Leather Shoes for All the Family a rheumatism. doctors and scient fimply.scend a Pp Clearwater, * . ‘+ will bh sent by return } * "- ‘ rniese advisors. | ‘ Surve y. will he one Alfred Bettman ration counsel of Cincinnati. had a part in the Cleveland will be another. Walter f Chicago will be loaned 1erican Institute of Crim- , Which is an endowed in- PIMPLY? WELL,DON'T BE oo pee a . . *; People Notice It. Drive Them |" $2.25 $] 65 wff With Dr. Edwards’ Olive First to Cover Entire State. Values... . Tablets. bit survey wil! he the first er : entire te. and it is be- A pimply face will not embarrase that the chance of getting you much longer if you get a pack- vill be greater than in th: age of Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tableta case of a survey confined to one The skin should begin to clear after you have taken the tablets a few Se a ee = nights. terest of the Cleanse the blooa, bowels and } ‘ rrong ‘ > 4 islators and thea b ° " . ~shin SS eee ee = s\ Beweecee sm «ch isl List liver with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tab- | _, : iyi ott : state-wide iblic than does any lets, the successful substitute for cms has Sou Gee calomel; there’s no sickness or pain nase — after taking them. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do that which calomel dves, and just ° , > . , — iryi tilt +O al rr, +; 4 é as effectively, but their action is Joseph simultaneously, and to ex gentle and safe instead of severe tend it to the smalier cities of the and irritating. State, Springfield, Joplin, No one who takes Olive Tablets fe ever and Hannibal. cursed wit a “dark brown taste.” a bad | - is breath. a dull, listiess, “no good.’ feeling. Five ru constipation. torpid liver, bad disposition Missouri or pimply face. Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive color. — Fiber Silk Hose ALL COLORS $1.25 Value Special 89 c Se Chiffon Hosiery cal guarantee. Included are-a complete set of attachments Ladies’ ful’ tashioned S for fancy sewing. Weekly is all Jam have to pay with! Club Plan. A sm A Few Renewed Models of Electric Portables Singer Climax Western Electric Western Electric jeg Sar - fr A sessed ERE Ba es AERP EA Goi OE Sys Thee y , ; . . ee. ee ai : ; ' bepiati : . Cree aos we m icngmeay is es - peli i . a nxdaciaa reat — — 9 ae ‘ 7 . ‘ s Pa ae oN " ae ¢ - Soe ee Niel on ont So Sse? th Dogs a's Ges Ok hae rey De ae ae eee hoes tgs Ree eer Tee et ee a . Wt Do aay Sa TNS at’ base : q Sie eich Wb ete No Pek PP at dre eS wot ith: Dettay a Y R i ened ; ssa bin LS a oat 2 ; rt oa the igi Mé 2s Sia e / deat’ Rartee ° ju she: pee oa oy git or t MiCMENIG Site Oo 5 iia ri SNe EN Were Me Sn Me cer ieee! es os = agit “ Bea nF vat» nee $B Sit hadnt AP egy ke Sys ; ae rae yee iy: gheser hws) ‘ a a2 babe ene ee.9%- Ge: abe tree wa ty . . : 2 ? 2 eas . . en n ts ae i B St , a br eis ae eS ; ‘ The so og Bhs At ‘ ae “ 6 aaa ogiea Suge Pe eee ne ares rod, * i rs : nei ; eash payment Wi bring it to your home Double Eagle Stamps All Day Monday Arch~ Fitter Shoes Widths AAAA to EEE--Sizes 2% to 11 Two hundred size-and-width combinations. A perfect fit for any foot, no matter how it varies from ordinary measurements Arch-Fitter 4-Strap Arch-Fitter Cross- Pump in Patent Strap Pumps or Black Satin Black Glazed Kid i é , as were those in Cleveland and ause the in- ~ » FV «= . whole State appeals Call Vandervoort’s for Service ein . We carry complete stocks of parts, needles and supplies for aj makes a of sewing machines. We also clean or repair all makes. — ee | begin the inquiry souls, Kansas City and St. Sewing Machine Shop—Basement. ee See are x ‘ PAs deol 4 eal ; pas - 7 at Bel ee * oro ae > : 7 . ata ¢ ; iy : , - 2 = © ay trie ee 0 SS > Rebs ae 7 RS ey - Pye th P peti . . ‘ i , 7 ow ’ — iy >: * eT oe Oe ee some ' arte tole apt oN muah tou FEO a ee et, aa eT ale ne rR ips Le FEI ly AO TE ne ee es bien ede oe a ERS ee Nae ee F Let ox gee x. ga ety pee QO ee? - “ Set iggy apes cE ntty a ME CT + m et - ui . , ; are sn each ‘ je “ _— abt withh Ie at S " behg ¥ n a a . .. nas wad ‘ 2 ; A ¥ " Lae AA Sgt : RA es va 2 is Sic El gall HR ar ng PT . s oe — at . . ‘yk a —s . a RR “ve inagt g, : 7 “7 * THES Ng ae ae , ee . rhtful the blood causing nervousn: ‘hom: , gift suggestions: ™ to 3 9 ; Widths Bto E Sizes 3 to 9 Widths A to EE ws ‘ sealer Pid i ¥ yi er al Bs ye Be cai ee “ey we Ma’ ‘ See x Boye 5 OP AALENR GR GEM AE ale ol me “o bs ~ hy 3 ee, Ra) ero ope Po 5 AK y so Saal ye ran ans - 4 er CET nag. ae Os” aed en of the su! 2 bap Pass ahs he’s hs See Se ae a 3 N cn a eel 2 » oe ee Bone = ARE 6 Poy aa td + nO il ag a ma 4 . a ‘ | he mad i. | art ‘ with ert : ith® tnquiry, Dr. M. 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SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1925. | Keep Your New Car Makes the First Finish AUTHORIZED SERVICE GRAND é BATES 3 LAUNDRY ne PF ES EE NT eS Pe i hie aS te OR ok A wt al a al ls MRR Oa ce a a my - LoS EAS SOIT ES | ? ‘ SUNDAY: Thé Daily POST ; ireulation t MARCH 8, 1925. é Daily -DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — IB — Serecenenerrae ——_ one — The Ampico _“The Music Center of St. Louis.’’ See Our Other Advertisements on Pages 10 and 12, This Section. New Fabrics 2 , the Chie ‘kering, Marshall & Wendell and Franklin a ma | —will be featured in a great exposition*and sale be- ' Pianos is sold in St. Louis exclusively at Vandervoort’s : | ginning Monday. <All the newest arrivals in Silks, cf Ps | Woolens, Cottons, Laces, trimmings, buttons, ete., will be shown. ig Sixth Floor, Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth | First and Second Floors nd 12, This Section. Locust From Ninth to Tenth ines atures is illus- that will serve vou efficiently. very sewing need. ent and uses either herefore protected a 10-year mechani- set of attachments is all you have to pay with the Club Plan. payment will bring it to your home; pple for al makes Conserve Your Evesight Lenses, Krames and E-avaminatton “EEP awake to the price lessness of your vision. Eyestrain and poor vision A half hour - devoted to a thorough ex- amination of your eyes and 8 pair of Jaccard Glasses will bring you comfort and nor- vision Glasses caD eeg in a varied selection f frames, complete; as low Optical Department “The Poly- chrome veil ca Su; gestions: No expense but the slight | cost of materials. B. & B. Instructions daily. In se Biggest, Most Tremendous Glove Event of the Spring Secsia 6000 Fairs Chamois-Suede Fabric Gloves Regularly Selling at $1.25 Pair LOVES that far exceed every expectation for smartness—quality—and color choice for these are the most fashionable short perforated cuff styles in widest variation of the soft street shades of Spring. .One-clasp and strap-wrist styles—various embroidered backs in self and contrasting color com- binations—others with spear point backs. Oceas- ionally cuffs contrast with Gloves in light or dark shades to give plenty of color and style choice. These are Gloves one needs daily for street, shop- ping, travel, business or practical all-season wear. When on the hand they have the appearance of fine suede and women will want to come early Monday while color choice is varied. In the Most Fashionable Shades of: Mode Gray Mastic Pongee Beaver Silver Brown Aisle Tables—First Flooy, meee From the Bntish Isles == YF, | NY neaiiber of pretty new styles typifying the smart in all-silk, artificial silk and wool weaves. Each has an unmistak- able foreign air making it most desirable. Roman stripe effects, indefinite allover designs, rich | mellow d¢olors make these ex- | traordinarily beautiful. All are | jpop enhanced with deep fringes. SF a ESF a SS _—_- - ” ms Sale of New Single and Double Scarfs, New and Different | $2.50 Silver-Plated Compacts 51.98 + ue ND style is double com- two flat puffs; the compartment partitiprris sil- ver-plated See inches in diam- in hammered turned design : ‘ eter. Square style, | effect, 2 inches square. enyere each purchase. Made iad Quaint English Print Designs | When March Winds Blow S.-V.-B. Hygienic Tailored Collar and Cuff Sets | Cleansing $1.00 Set (fie | Creams o | S Cream softens the res eit 4 For. the tailored girl or the busi- ness woman who likes to attain a well-groomed effect, these Sets are most suited. They come in white, blue, orchid, yellows, green with flower designs in smart conventional patterns, skin delightfully and protects it against the rav- ages of wind and sun. In ro te irs” i} te 4° .. ¥ ~ "Y, 5, tubes and jars, 7 40c: S-OZ. SI1ZP / IC | 8.-V.-B. Vanishing Creams — For beautifving Neckwear Shop—First Floor. : and protecting the = skin; seas siden | jar 50c . | §-.-V.-B. Peroxide Bleach- Decidedly New! | ing Cream — Softens and Combining Crinkle and Brocade Stripes ae Size 72x108 Inches Lf $17.50 Ka. Size 90x108 Inches Wiy Our Rose Blue Gold Orange Lavender Green Cream 50c 24 75¢ distinctive. Colorings are superb. Wide color diver- sity provides a choice to MEPGEEEEE EE EE Y glorify any bedroom setting. 8 or.. S nm oe. ie Each Spread is fast to sun ate te ne eee ae ae ie] and tubbing. At moderate . - a 8 pa ie, Mae SPS =e prices. NG. US PAI. OFF. Face Powder—Wanted » whitens the skin c | shades: box Dolly Madison Bedspreads "=i. veer re eee ee ee = Seago <a sE Beauty Parlor Is the Choice of | $21.50 Fa. St. Louts Women Hair Bobbing (Any Style) Bepsp READS of excep- Sh tional beauty and dur&a- ampoo bility. The brocades are in Bob) attractive patterns. The : : combination of brocade and oer = Scalp $] | Permanent Weving crinkle stripe is new and . eatment Have You Seen the New All Shades §$ except Gray Vandervoort’s Blanket Shop—Second Floor. Vandervoort’s Hair Beauty Shop—First Floor. oe ee ee ee he iia ve Shades a the Bicinadhie Embroidered Clock Hosiery Imported Beaded Bags k¥ Fm Cf 7 i A / : eS | GF Be | ¥ Bre “a ae clock eZ clock. A EF, ASHION ABLE alliance of Hosiery with—costume is adroitly achieved by this new | exquisitely colored Hosiery | with fine embroidered_ clocking, calling attention to the slender- ness of the ankle. Buck with | sheepskin clock, zine with self- | clock, “‘Wenen’ s Fancy Jacquard Lisle Sports Ho- ~ siery—Diamond shape design; pair $3. 50 Women’s AlJl-Silk Chiffon Hosiery—Full fashioned ; all desirable shades; various weights; pair From France—the Recognized Center for knvelope and Drawstring Slyles 519-8 08 372 HIS is a new importation, se- lected recently by our own representative abroad, offering choice of exquisite patterns worked in gold or silver effect beads with designs in color, Oft- times these are studded with re- plica jewels such as topazes, ru- lies, amethysts, emeralds, rhine- stones. Beads are finest obtain- able; taffeta and white kid lin- Ings. $ 2.50 sheepskin with tanbark and taupe with black Vandervoort’'s Handbag Shop-—-First Floor. $1. Jy. $2, $2. 50, $3, $3. 50 P, S.—Coin drawstring Bags and Purses in as- Hosiery peak Floor. sortment of designs; some mounted, others in envelope and drawstring styles; $2.95 to $8.95. = - SG Ee A ce eee St. Patrick Party Decorations For the “Wearin’ of lhe Green” THe SRE is the captivating note of cheer about these gav St. Patrick Day Decora- tions for luncheon, bridge or the dance. Crepe Paper Tablecloths, 63x84 inches 35c¢ Crepe Paper Napkins, deco- rated, dozen 8c Decorated Crepe Paper, fold 2 Decorated Paper Caps, each 10c Tucked Streamers, roll, 15c Shamrocks, 2 for 5c Flag Cut-Outs, for salads and ices, dozen 25¢c Stationery Shop—First Floor, New Exclusive Biciles Decorative Pillows Featuring the Crass Word Puzzle Pattern $7.50 to $15 ILLOWS usually selling as high as $12.80 to $25, in this extraordinary display of a new collection offering wonderful gifts for weddings or for the home. Handmade from richest silkerfabrics— new and unusual forms many French flewer trim- med, Designs Include— Bolster Chaise Lounge Floor. Divan and Boudoir Pillows Aisle Tables—First Floor a A College Education foran Essay Win a ‘four years’ course in Washington or St. Louis Univer- sities. Ask for ‘' Essay Contest ”’ hooklet which gives full details. Sixth Fioor. — Early Spring Clearance of Women’s Sorosis Shoes Presenting Footwear Made to Sell at kar Higher Prices, at the Exceptionally Low Price of | All Sorosis Sample Shoes $f a All Sorosis Shoes All Sorosis Slightly That Will Be Soiled Shoes Pa Pair Discontinued ERE is an unprecedented buying opportunity for women! Not ‘only is this Foot- wear in the styles and materials women desire now, but the workmanship, the quality, the diversity of types at this price is remarkable! This is high-grade Foot- wear. Many kid and calf Oxfords are included of the types so popular for street wear. In Many Instances Prices Are Below Cost to Us ee - Boys’ and Children’s Shoes Also Featured in the Clearance Children’s Low and High Shoes, sizes 5 to 8, $2.45 Pair Children’s Low Shoes, sizes 81% to 2, $3.45 Pair Boys’ Low and High Shoes, sizes 1 to 6, $3.45 Pair er —_—_ a Women’s and C atesce’ s Shoe Shops—Second Floor. NEW FIXTURES YF | Of the Better Quality REATED for those who demand quiet har- mony in all the details that make or mar a ee pleasant room. These fix- rg : tures are finished im antique we i ? fashion, blending mottled old gold with colors. All Finishes Guaranteed. Bulbs Not Included. s 3-Light Drop Fix- ture, above— : $16.75 »-Light Drop Fix- ture, at leit—~ $23.75 o-Light Candle Fixture, at left oe $22. 75 5-Light Ceiling Fixture to mateh...$22079 | : 2-Light Candle Bracket to mateh.... S9e2D° | ldaght Candle-Bracket to mateh. Se, 50 l-Light Hall Lentern...;..<.«iec. “$71. 75 Vandervoort 's Lighting Fixture Shop—Fourth Floor. a

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aT ee, 7 ), . , tila = . ; BS capes Nae A \ ; Tag mB ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY {Lirculation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED : MARCH te —_ — —. me a ee ~~ ——~ qr | 's Clothes We} Rogers Peet Men’s Clothes: | a) —including the world renowned Scotch Mist Waterproof Top- sm aid Mmieae e coats are sold in St. Louis exclusively at Vandervoort’s. No finer vertisem Pages 10 and 11, This Section. } _ aan : Be aan - ee Player Rolls, 39e Each, 3 for $¥ : N _ ioae out our stock of Rythmedik Rolls. we offer many z lassice, at thie special iow price \iso 18 a large group ef and Rea Star Word Roiis The two groups offer such desirabie seiections as “Large.” « , “Polka De Cencert.” “Dixie. Im Lonesome,” “Sally.” “The Pal f NS Stole the Gal I Loved.” clothing is made at any price. Plarer Roll Shop—Sixth Floor Men's Clothing Shop—Second Floor Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth | x ART FOUR. ea ee es cee One Year Ago Today We Announced Our Budget Syst mi TOWARL Featuring Monday—5000 Pairs of | EASE IN Al E are the originators of the budget system of furnishing a home. Our plan has met with New Curtains for Spri ot if DENTS NO the enthusiastic approval of everyone who has put it to the test of actual operation. The Most Attractive Assortment of Novelty and Ruffled Curtains — -. 10 Largest Citi It makes the furnishings of a home on an economical basis a certainty instead of a matter of | : . That We Have Ever Shown . in 1 Cusid chance. The budget enables you to know in advance just what you should invest In each room | TYLES offering great variety and suggesting new, delightfala U. 5S. 34 Per to insure the best ensemble effect. | fects in ruffled curtains—demure daintiness of dotted wi ‘Than in January a ~ ae pane ny . ag i eter ¥ Wade, vs ao Prise) ab halk ai lee S65 Rat Paster te ek eaten te band od Aas Ahn Wak Dresden signe SK Rebeca age a=. oy were ene. pete Se OY Sp ma ey ey > a PCM e SER Sea ~ - Se ab PE Opt eye ¥ = GR scans Riukee agi oe eae neip ol . PAI. Soeyser hy Bon gee Rs N55 Sayed, Ee ag, ene Bene Senn wens ile Sigs eae aaa Nee Sika Ate es - is Ot hceby ase 7 gh A sone = a ns = bs . ™ etal — - : © py OR mt a Sy me | ' fabrics vying with the charming flow Ago. i As an Example of the Helpfulness of the Budget System We Have bn sinks mever un anne ten eee i ee +s the first time in thi Completely Furnished the At $1.95 Pair Mmmecicecs me if in January, 1925, in t . Made of excellent quality grenadine with ear ee al 1. so : . : = . 3 per cen : ‘ we 99 Iti Various styles. Also voiles, with colored a year ago.” fr | , O] } é flings. " M. Graham, chairm = | Traffic Planning and ; Aas | $3 25 P x ‘y mmittee of the National A > Chamber of Commerc [ o alr “it ¢ seven of our 10 —according to one idea of proper budgeting and feature especially this week a special dis- play of Of very fine, sheer ivory tinted voile with age wae sagen ae } ored ruffles. 214 yards long. Also of , is the most encouraging G co] way history. finished with deep flounces. ae ce the totals for the complete At $1.45 Patra re se ei Three Rooms of Furniture Complete ‘ , A.” ad with the 184 per Or 5. Dotted Marquisette of excep : in vehicle registra - : itt 1 , ere might be small comfs good durable quality. Neatly fim a dk tee den le with:ruffles and tie-backs to ma any cities showed an 1 rical decrease for the : At $ 4, 00 Pair | aS of the 68 more than 160,600 pe Colored sum-fast Voile in the The Regular Price of This Outfit Is $978. A Saving of $244.50 . achieved reductiong in 1$ a fe 0 Spear qr ee RET ape ag RTE LA SE agar NI raachagtiy y : x aft ms) roe Petar. empl tet oi No, a7 Mion 4 5 2 ¥ . = ts F j x 2 ahacan . ° : wie . ; ‘ “The situation is constantly beautiful tints of jade, orchid, under better control.’ , : if - refute the can t-be-done cold and blue. Neatly made t ey give warrant for th - backs. 21, yards. of those organizations | 4 ms who have pioneered age field. | “The drive to eliminate ace! The Dining Room The Bedroom | Special $2.45 —- 10,000 Yds. Cretommeggy 7. 2: :e :ninate = ; > —, ° © . : . f oe ne | a | $11.75 comprising some of the most of designs that draperies, pill cee | Wainut nish : $6 {( nina Cabinet tO Match $52.00 : — . eushions mav suit everv taste mn € Octagonal Table, solid walnut Simmons double-deck coil popular ollerings of the sea- | ae ee ; S66 fe $53 Serving Table to match $34.50 Springs $14.75 son These Curtains are of | Be a} : grenadine, voile. organdie | es Et Any Piece Listed Above Will Be Sold Separately if Desired and imported Swisses. Some Special at 79¢ Vere ‘ ' THER ¢ la ; = : we , | : es are trimmed with colored Regular $1.25 quality in beautiful , ae 7 4 a ithe i on ul shir LO ea cg abi Lone furniture 1th value fiving. decorations and other new | prints. Richly ges Peabo He : nre or ." tte furnis os mav he “chased c » a » ° em xe 8 . | eades and damasks and others copi 3 Pp le furnit “3 or | le ( aga CC : LPiil a> m i\ e pure 7 ised on OU ( lub Plan of Dete1 finishes, Regularly, the pair, | Stocked peiiile Suitable for lieht-wei i re aviments. mare Vite y Inspec S Presting deme “atic Se if OD os . Me de CR tsa = 3 q d Paymen ou are invited to Inspect this interesting demonstration in the “LITTLE 63.50 to $4.95 amen oe hameiien ‘ ic Pi HOME” Monday. ‘ : eet ‘ ! . wedeiture Shoo—#ifth Fico: Curtain and’ Drapery Shop—Ft ourtn Floor. a elles ial ? ae Mieke eee Te eae ae A Fery Special Purchase Enables og HUD fos i ,. en / i iti Se Nig of fime Axminster Rugs. Every ——7/| | : : ’ j “ one Is ot first quality — neo seconds. ae) Pat | : mx ' * ‘ ; . a : ; i : Fine All-Line attern Cloths Beautitul new all-over designs are — : : : ot . hk . . at | ‘ > z All-linen Cloths in attractive damask finish. with brought out in excellent color combina- a, feiji it | ' | | service for thi: ; af | eC] nee ot heat floral a Mi eor ve itLoOn: i7ed G@irenlar nat . - oye . 4 7 | | | RHE New Importation of Fine China choice of neat floral and conventionalized eircular pat- | tions. Backgrounds are soft Cann $22 £ Se » ees } -" ye : Piatt 100- Piece Sets Size 70x 70 inches. eacl $ 6.50 tan. blue, rose and taupe. All HMI) TT = Pies 4 Size 10S SS inches, each $ 8.50 wool. closely woven. lux " , (ie | | | H+ on ier : “ize «Ux106 inches. each $10.50 . ae 7 an BE TES | Ua ee HESE Sets are our own direct miportation of fine, thin Clina, beauti- ---inch matehing Napkins, -dozen, $7.95 lously thick and soft, , | Bi) | i Fes fullv decorated. lwo patterus—the qiew pheasant pattern iS unusual eS \ 1 “on fi] ~ : “98 erac re applied v “5 taste —_ skill. The other has a richly colored RYERSS Bought at a spectal price. YE al td " E> 3 ' ay : , *}* ; “her : : yey) +?) ys +) ye . ] r + ; . “ Sse. Ja : 5 5 ae Fj . price Slow steht . res al - | it , ) 2 +s aS me ae o, ee >, = ee eet : 44 Regularly, SOL 00 \ se f ‘ 7 Tee Ty? ¥¢ } he. i. ‘ ’ } po ’ es > 2 ~ < - 3~ +4 “at ~ = an oes A Set ol xceptionai beauty. Made of cream-cel- Se em, ric << ee | . ° oy ored heavy Italian linen in long-lasting quality. Fin- Rew. oo 5 ha ~ = ; = . p Eee ' te} 5 ea #* ! ' c : ° eo ~~ z i 49-Piece Dinner Set, $19.75 shed with two rows of beautifully worked Ttalian | Saale Cee Zeons Nemes kgm : | | ner 9 7 | hand hemstitching. and tiny rolled hems. ¥ ¢ ¥ = Spee —<'s — - - : i atiiaaaiaal m - : : , at 4 - Cloth, 36 inches square and four matching Napkins, ‘sg , = Ss ee a or ; ‘es? : - F : “ 7 ** sl Je | 7 ~ a —~ Y - See Phese Remarkable Values in Our Olive Street Window ize 14x14 nem ~ Se Ets Z 7 Vandervoort s Linen Shop—Necond Floor. : , Vandervoort ’s China Shop—Fourth Floor fi : ; ae : ( Seeman pws : ‘ * ws a ia : — ° , o) : Foe w Py Re oo : + : 2 ok Se ice : t R = ase he 4 as ca) ke i aes “gat . es “pe % = ’ Pre y+ New r ee s é ns . . ae a ~ aa ie 4 Rica ee | ‘ p= ei bE TK Pe * ab aa hit inca ed

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_ MARCH 8, SUNDAY, Olis. uM“ ‘sh! er > «@ atrgee mrHagiy ione as: “Largo, .” “Saily,” “The Pal th Floor ach, 3 for $1 eroup of. lmperta) ** «Ey febestraum, = ~ N N ~ ~~ ~ ~~ j S : - "aie Sw NS Qo” SS ~ S XN A OE RAE RT eee SHO. SOAn Ny WN s . , Ra ~ & wet AS WS eer UDSON are ee ee ee or eg * ey EP eS eee Uae eae bie ee eee ee gent ee * values. v ~ St. Louis? Mo. HUDSON an 2809-11 N. Grand Av. Motor Cars Now Sold by 7 MOTOR CARS d ESSEX s in St. Louis, Mo.. North Side Princeton Motor Sales Co. 2809-11 N. Grand, St. Louis, Mo. We are sure Hudson and Essex owners be pleased to know of the arrangement whereby the North Side Princeton Motor Sales Co. will in future handle sales and service for this neighborhood. Because of the position occupied by Hudson and Essex the care used in choosing representation, we are particularly gratified to be selected as dealers. Our aim shall be to give owners, present and future, the highest order of service. That willingness, coupled with ample facilities, assures the same character of attention that has won friendly recognition of Hudson-Essex service everywhere. will and We invite your inspection of these notable leaders in 1 motor North Side Princeton Motor Sales Co. Lindell 2403 (576-8283) | the pur-. ring of a smooth-running motor. | ,all have a tendency to lull the} irresponsibility of | By a Special Correspondent of the |root of Ww hich arose from excessive ' practice. S E xX | a Orders Dealers to Take and Production Sell Used Cars According to Definte Rules That Insure Profit. —- Post-Dispatch. DETROIT, March 7, will do more to end the used car problem than any that has preced- ed it. This week he sent out word to all his dealers that, alty of losing franchises they must follow this fundamental rule in handling used cars: Offer no more for a used ings, and sell it at a figure that reconditioning the car and ‘cent for overhead and profit. Probably Will Be Obeyed. The order {s perhaps the determined step taken to solve the used car problem. Certainly, due to the broadness of the st far-reach- it most likely most er system. it is the mé ing. Needless to say will be rigidly observed. No manufact has done 60 much lem, urer a th orn them, as is represented by this Ford ruling, though prin Be none is in Ford's position to doit. Certain- ly, if they had been, dealers in ev- ery make of car would such instructions years ago. Ends Competitive Bidding. The Ford order will be wat: with interest, It will mean an end of competitive bidding for used cars among Ford dealers. It will also mean a higher to the purchaser ‘hed and may to be traded in, from competition Ford dealers, stretch his price to Ford’s order has struck at the the used car from affect a sale. allowances on used for the sake of sales. kept alive by Rarely have able to get back what they for used cars. When it is rec dealers been alled that the problem was responsible, in 90 per cent of the cases for the 65,000 bankruptcies among. deal- | ers in 1923-24, and in 1922 alone cost them $80,000,000, the enorm- ity of the problem and pressing need of some solution is revealed Ford deal-- ; ‘ — Henry | Ford has just taken a step which '! under pen-. car than the price set. for its particular make and model | | even in that case it was Only as alin national used car market rat- |' possible by the use of huge metal Expense for Bodies Halved in Some Cases, Yet Strength Has Been Increased. Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, March 7.—The chief. a and manufacturers in 19256 will be! how to make closed cars at touring) This will prove a poor “stunt” year, according to general axpectations, since periments are being directed car prices. make cars cheaply than to machin- ery to make them run cheaply. One large producer.has found it stamping machinery to “punch” out will include that price, the cost of | bout half the metal paneling of a 25 per | closed body in one operation of the presses. Heretofore several opera- tions were required to accomplish) the game result. being made of steel for body con-| 'struction, and the company referred to has effected reduction in labor ‘and materials amounting to nearly a to solve the wsed car prob- | aa in the side of all of, | Bodies have had, 50 per cent bodies. Body Cost Cut in Half. Probably no buSiness is undergo-, ing at present such changes as the, automobile body-building industry. in some cases which for-| merly cost the automobile manufac-| turer $500 can now be produced for about $250 and in the opinion, of engineers who have designed | them, they are stronger than the! in making the closed _old-time bodies and more attrac-' used car price | also | 'mean a lower allowance on the car | as the dealer, free | his fellow | will not be forced to: problem, | the practice of: cars It has been | continuance of that | paid | Now that Ford has led the way, is not unlikely that other mak- ers will make like requests on their dealers and that many deal- | tive in appearance. | There seems a feeling in the in- Greater use is) By a Special Correspondent of the | worry of the automobtie engineers, engineering ex-| more| toward perfection of machinery to | | | | Conc rete a ee ee ——— = ~~ Lay Much Highway This Year OL QUINCY Ni . PAYSON . PLAINVILLE A JERSEY VILLE Map showing region between Alton and Quincy, Ill., concrete pavement will be laid by the State this year. pushed on routes No. 3, No. 36 and No. 38, as is told in another col- umn on this page. nr oe ae re ee ee dustry that perhaps too much im- portance has been placed on some of the “‘stunts”’ etruction. Four-wheel came and caused considerable fu-' rore, but now are mentioned less. often in selling talks and advertis-| ing copy. The majority of of automobile con-,| brakes pro-| ee ee ——— ‘ducers who make products above the so-called “‘Ford class” furnish four-wheel brakes as regular or optional equipment, but purchasers seem still somewhat divided as to the necessity for this type of wheel control. Continued on page 5 ’ Work is to be | = RANSE Sy SX: a ~~ os Ny Wn OY Woes RS Scomox Sood NS SS Mo RWWA a ee ee RR PAG ES 1—12. ete tee ee es OAD WORK NORTH AND. NORTRWES OF ALTON PUSHED Road to Jacksonville to Be Finished by Summer — Plans for Routes to Quincy and Calhoun County. ne Ry a Special Correspondent. SPRINGFIELD, Il... Mareh 7. Officials of the State Highway Ve- partment are bending every effort toward completing the last mile of road construction authorized under the $60,000,000 bond issue by the end of the year. They state that no work under the new $100,090,- 000 issue will be undertaken until the «ther schedule has been fin- _iehed. | ists of St. Progress North of Alton. The pressure to get road work done will benefit materially motor- Louls and vicinity and West Central Dlinois. It fot be | long before there will be plenty of | good motoring north and northwest | Jerseyville, in which much, i Route No. 3, through Carrollton, Whitehall, Roodhouse and Murrayville to Jacksonville, before long will be concrete all the way from Alton to Jacksonville. A contract for pav- ing the last unfinished stretch—be- tween Whitehall and Carrollton— has been awarded and this pave- ment should be completed early in summer. There are a few gaps without concrete because of plans for railroads that have rights of way at these places. Plans for Route to Quincy. of Alton. No. 36, which runs west and northwest from Jacksonville through Winchester, Florence, Continued on page 5. } WILLYS 4 WILLYS-KNIG with an Engine Youll Wever Wear Out ers will find in it a source of cour- | ‘ age to handle the problem in} equally determined faghion. If | they do, automobile merchandis- ing will be freed of its worst evil, to the ultimate good of the maker, the dealer and the public. NEW HIGHWAY MAP OF ——_ MISSOURI AVAILABLE The Missouri State Highway Commission has authorized publi- cation of a new highway map of the State. The map is now ready | for distribution All State roads, the most important county roads, and all places of interest in the | State are shown in red. The map | also shows all railroads, county | line, rivers, etc Upon Before Tires Advance ney MURRAY CORDS A Tire of great endurance—ful! weight—full ply—20 % hea ier than most makes. 30x33 Murray Cord.. $ 8.95 BOK te ~Oversire $10.95 Bix4 eens «6 éea bee £15.95 3234 OvVETOMS .ccccsebs $16.95 2324 QOuwereene® oc+coetéb«s $17.10 S2uGt4, Overming ..-cccciecs $71.95 34x44 Oversize . 23.95 CHIEFTAN CORDS AND OTHER MAKES 36x83 Nonskidsa .....+++- : _—_ 380x3 Neomekide ....csde- 2! SOx: aie Oversize ...cee eens 6 7.45 Bix4 Oversize ...c«e++:* £10.85 32:4 @veweiae .ccecsesids £10.95 A3«4 Q@wereeGOe o6cceesices $11.95 34x4 Oversize .....66- $11.95 Kelly-Springfield— Firestone Cord AT CUT PRICES 80x34 Firestone or Kelly. .8 9.95 30x315 Overeine «1. ceeds: $11.75 B24 Kelly or Firestone. $18.00 a3n4 Kelly or Firestone. . $18.40 S2x4% Kelly Cord ....... $19.75 341416 Kelly Cord .....4.. $21.75 All makes at cot prices. Prompt | mail and phone orders. | Art. B. Mooney Tire Go. # ' 4547 DELMAR | PHONE FORFST 735 request to | the Highway Department at Jeffer- son City, the map will be sent any- | where for 25 cents, which charge has been authorized hy the Com- i mission to cover actual cost. a OVERLAWN DO y 5. MOTOR CAR S A New Sedan....Brilliantly Engin The success of this fine new Willys-Knight has been instan- taneous and national. People everywhere are realizing the great advantages of owning this car. Its engine is free from noisy tap- pets; actually grows more power- Clayton, Mo. Dorn Auto Company 7013 Page Av. ‘Thuner Motor Company 3338 South Jefferson ‘St. Louis County Automobile Co. eered. New luxu Beauty..New Price $200 lower (New ful with use. No carbon trouble— no valves to grind—and the cele- brated Lanchester Balancer, built into the new Willys-Knight en- gine, prevents vibration at any engine speed. See this new Willys- Knight. 23d and Locust St. Stachle Auto Sales & Electric Co. 3504 8. Grand BI. Motor Sales Company J. M. pooegesd & Company 2116 Locust Bl. Reichardt & Hertel Affton, Missouri Franke ; air pari Ne Cor. Hamilton and Ridge Avs. ee eee Missouri and Fifth Av., East St. vn. Willys-Over land, Inc., Ninth Street $14.6 moans Tri- pom. &, Motor Sales Granite City, Il. ae nee? ee i, oe ee ee me + era ote ee ee } 3 - :

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Me pe 3 he awe oo he GY a” a er oye Peta A MG 96S Nahe, - x ot at Oh ea anh aee “ ow Se saan te _ —= PS A SS a eee ee ee duction of $0 per cent closed cars ;jaet six months. - Motor Trip eel A LOO ————— Tour Via Washington and New Haven and Back to St. Louis Over Old Iron Road and No. 12 Made Easily in Day in Hup “Straight Eight.” (US & GROCERIES | ae * i. i a, i toe “ nc «Peo -. pyt- 4 aa 2) 8 pkey thee pds ve : SE ye ene ee i WA or whore ate —, " ai taal a. ia bite Pe Me KAY a > - >! es PE genie Be ath © Sa ae aE UE TASS): ta et oo ie) Nag A eo ae e ¢ HO Bree ae en hee “ ae net > Ler . 1 eal , « ae 1) t A + «lit + “ »! . fe eed "] ‘ni EE SS. (ORE Sige RY oy pepper tee sna ne oo OY! HR RA RAY ant 25 te fe my PE MRE GMA) 2 NE bd reap Sc nee oe poate ure : Aa Oo 6 7s per ote eh esa ety rin en say -ceesllnanpaittiatata cin Pr eT eile 3S Bs che “~ ne OE EPSTEIN EIS ES. ~~ aes » ~~ . " ss . > : thee eee ee ae ee Lee NBO HES Foy) ny: PRES Sak ee ee zg « Pe ee RAE Pee gwen pais Ping eS at PEE © |) AISI 8 . . PS og” aie ye Aes RK = ify - * i) Se a ae eye eo “me? eaegiha ts: Ropes pene + ; Di Seth al ‘ rr ears . hte et ane GENO Bara eae ob, Seema tnparkendiag 6 oft Cr A teat MBL AS ~ ' eo tgs REIL NE Samed EEA OE MAGE Be > . = Bar Y ai ios Pine AE Mes gt Py > he eekay eee . sf “ ‘ . 3 i 2 L x " “ Nese cr WO a ae . Age ses Pt ge 2 N ee 1 bY e x , g 3 wp ee sp ia m ; aN sid : yg — et eee, AER SiN A tye 4. Or, aa Gee - 8 Pore . . es » Oe ee mi ¥ ote . Fins mY Wee ne » ve 4 we x ono) arity, AO) => nde oe apd ae she ’ — * PG At eR af: at : ae Se es ee ee rte le a ast — eee — a ee — _ oo _ P . ) . “) Ps NS ee PN pap FOR OP Bi oe rs oe p , : Re sn steals te ti M Sie: ‘nt OE Es Bg 22 gee Crs P ee ee ° ’ - i J e, - me wits . : a 1 es P - Seal " Pee Se eo ee Pen ; ; 4 inks Aske ala haa a P pon) oth Sanibpleigitie: = Oe ere 2 e 4 snag ~ : adi mais Sac aatelaak cet is ca i al ; * Sa o's Orhan eet i AeA ogy, sah ae f ma * aya . ee . ‘ i . 5 ST ie ok Ym ; s ¢ ¥ . . s - a 3 4 hat re: , bn tke. bie aoa ea, 6 é . 7 y e a % 2 ~ ~ . © : ‘ " : 2 Slt! ge bes Sx pee tees ‘ ; pte etre toe ees PS RE TAO ee tee EM Sp ee ny vase tbe ak Py f "7 _ 4 2 a - - 7 VaR 4 i« ; "tares s TY tore : 2 of 299 miles was - oe "¢@ 9 iZ = ‘ Z liaver . . —s.. tt... f Le? I Wt a — ; — _ a’ t LJTraKke =" =: is r ty on route -_-= i ) all ir 1@rs Be 5: This Your Local Dealer can | ae ses Gomme (Very pretty sell you any of the cars ih ome om Ahr eaten tel : listed below on the R&L Time Payment Pica Paige LOOM joel Ss oo seme, «| gm the Bank and 3 Chrysier —e Rl Nash id } AagvVa va. | Buy Your Car on — was:sse:. New Haven ons Studebaker ‘ ‘ aad , eee » of , Hupmobile Eine RSC, Tamme tureeste expects ana weit rope: Payment Pham! ore cir mane tne tour ana be be Baick Chevrolet Chandier Cleveland Dodge Hiudsoa base Ford cin ee NIE IA LEER IRN ARLE OE IRE! BOM IO AG NTE EY OP = Buy yourcaron the oe if. 4 R & L Time Payment Protea 22st : 4 ; Plan and rou can be 7 le route goes out Manches. ia i SUG OS CRON dn Couate tine ween, Wa tion will be handied = (‘ss cf ts concrete cathe tT i OVER throughout with the igh on through | ray’s Summit 1 250,000 nny GN en at whee kL Pa people have bought sideration that you are = #2°_srsvel all the eight miles to ay their cars on the accustomed to wher- , ‘Miswert’ River és ot R&L ever you avail yourself =) °°! oe | Tinie Payment of yourestablished ——_ Sevona washington rhe road is Plon UDOMUOTUSIUREREE, \ncccunle sather rough maraders department store. ope puagpomeadiace snes lier | : It’s a convenience of : many wea | which you can easily take egelgetieseie hongee ; and rs i@ distance as | advantage anda service ir and not very good, and vers | we're glad to render. Ee ee weer oe : and ntin AlLiV Ti re were sween- ; me views across froiling country ce ; NATIONAL BOND & INVESTMENT Co. vith occasional gilmpses of the Hal Home Office: CHICAGO, ILL. ri lec be: ond Washing- St. Louis Office: Boatmen’s Bank Building ‘on. the road became very fair Fr . riave€?7 “A : a aa ‘ = st d On a series of hills lle ee —_ RUE as Ut nOSGp NROES ‘\) S ~ RS Thiab pepeee® ‘made to wear-and outwear™ po ren TT i Lf ™ > Y That’s what they ALL say. The men who make them take pride and pleasure in making a thor- oughly good product. The men who sell them take pride and pleasure in handling a line that more than satisfies their customers. And the men who ride on them— their testimony will interest you most. They take pride in having the best the market has to offer—and pleas. ure in riding on Tires that are truly “made to wear—and outwear.”’ . - ra i : pat : 4 we 3 eres © : SAS eet aa toe. ee : \ a Ne ea? ee > aie a ae " Pere Ne renen 2 ohh or ven ed ~ pr RRR ee oes iS vin at ea tee) de Rey ae PRS NS SL Ne ae eg age Teen! rs Ber 73 39 Fp. SA Le denies Sone Ph theta - = en ~ TAY en, Serer wee. F . * - * # + ayy NE HS 2 ~~ 2 Nye ‘ae “3 pet Rae uh 4 Saar» 3 Ney. ~~ 2 tare = a te ag ee — ae “a + ‘ ’ ns AIT, oe ‘ ene us oe) Ce aa . ~ me i ehk AN: otaea “A * Stat bi a ‘ tb. - . +> 3 oy ig oe ae 2° Os Be “ : a * sere ‘ 9 el See tt . - he ; , aie aeas ret AMI Zh ei Ser. Ae ee es Be Ane oe wes stich iy a eo aa 3 Bt ue tas feats tera ~ ms Be spe ee ae i +9 cap: Pears mit ES Sl aes Oe eee Wea aN Roe MEN siceees otk aes FON yy if; 3 wih 5 me, i ov aes “- ws 4s Sta nak PS we at fea Pas sar ty - Ser ; - bs ar. te +> Sy rr va Sa ct ¢ ’ g _ : ’ i P ad : 7 Pye OS on a hs Pyne Set Ey ie TS gE ie a Ree Sy SR AS Sea coin ts ye Eatin ok a iy i * Se i Oe es Megs Le = ‘ 2 a Fi ¥ " : fonts Shoe OO ay po “4 j vs PS -] % '. : . ate: - or ee % eet wes . . . “ i oa 7) ‘ . * ¥ : . : a3 bets * ere re : eee ae AT RI Sica Ua enh 8 AK AO I ene Oe et RE ts Ho A eich nt NAF DGREL Sa sl pay, dil , ME AF Fe Me aipats THE COOPER CORPORATION -Genera! Offices, Cincinnati, Ohio Factories, Findlay, Ohio BRANCH: The Cooper Tire & Battery Co., 1828-1830 Pine St., St. Louis, Mo. er Phases as oe i ee RE g th Rah ee SE MOE ST ind TS cP Mn 3. ae 2, + ? Paes 7 inst = - SER Look for the cooper Sgn WE coo Dealers Everywhere . A OL Ae Map of route from St. Louis to via Drake and Union. ——— = and along the river bank. The ead winds down steeply to tne river. and then is good out of town Pp a gra onto the ranges aga: with som ee is Views out over the river. The road continues good up and down a sinaber of well en- gineered grades. Attractive Country. About six miles beyond Nee Haven, the road is not so good for a mile or so, then is fair aga! then crosses a bridge over a small creek and follows up a Pp! 7 . . 4 , 77 : riepne alley The road gradually rises out of the valley and on ,é=s hrough lightly timbered country} ) : a he going being ery good New goo Eleven miles from rAad hecomes very ;% I hen after a mile and > » ¥ " = a haif enters Berge ° whi p road is ; > panel nad . ¢ fair on le Pd me as an P 2 } aa. ; stone three miies | +? irr and h river bottom. Then bridge over a creek at q rather picturesque place, anda follows an old stone road, rather rough and narrow, for ile. then ‘becomes a dirt which would be bad if wet. road, road alternates between gravel and | with three fords about four Berger. but the coun- is generally attrac- About six miles be; ond Ber- there - a rough -grade wi hank you le fa rther on dirt miieées try it ‘ve ~~ - ger. ‘ irom traverses UP marms A the Ops several haif ~~ - ‘ar >) mes be il . ‘he river bank and a bad railr down to en dr ~ — a ve ah : e:? crossing to Hermann, whicn is Sit- , , . a . tur ev a 4 ons uated pir ~~ esgjuc h amit. > rive: Leaving Hermann No. lowed Route known s the Old Iron wl nh efrikes ain , . at A {2 splendid gra t igh a , a \ S| pretty country, ® lering up i Inky ~ la Pa a. Vy S a? wood retty glimpses of side valiers o lend variety) Nine miles be : S| sn Herm ann. s+here Sa a aon e : ea a eurve down a hill ana a ittie There are some wide Views he bare hills Fourteen miles bevend Hermann Z - ‘ No tr i a a . “rg We | . . e us ~ ¥ - ‘ice ‘ oF the Car Performed. The Hup eignat, ¥ h was driver > s . « ‘ i ane We Der I: RA 4 AS a = =) ert Lu memcnaner T amd tnree iii 5 «4 - > - . . mJ ~ - 5 v ’ ; flashed in and ou . i? Fase w “er ’ - 4 “4 od ee. | sVur* ‘ - Ye 2 > 5 4 -_* ,ma tf mm * ~ to am aimost imstanh.ae “ _ x ew the ‘'es an hour to L_-& stantiy acce.erated¢ - 1 a the fifth elegraph pos car running an eve 4 es " hour. It fairly leaped |} te + >i? rvua Wa n ing The entire run was ade high gear. except $ $ towns and ce on as hill when a “Thank jy} : looked s0 enacing ‘A Wi sught 1s i mbing over ! ID 7 ; 34 = = a »* » *) Summit H: hig f showed so mu D we 4 t > be throttie dow ai.y curves on the grades runs as swee' as a2 Wat 2 4 4 miiées an Ea z : =O we Bomont 2383 Open Sunday and Evenings / Trade in Your Old Body wa COACH | | ; ’ ' i ' | anotner | “The World’s ” es sean z 489 ESRF P89 Fh FOR TEN YEARS Greatest Buy Everyone Says It—Sales Prove It COACH "1345 Delivered Price, $1159 SEDAN Delivered Price $1925 $20.59 HUDSON 41795 1895 Delivered Price Hudson 1s not called ‘‘the World's Greatest Buy” for today a. That is acknowledgment of ten years’ constant refinement of 2 oe car around the famous patented Super-Six principle. The reasons for that position affect all motor car buying. They cannot be ignored. 3 A supreme and exclusive motor principle, added power, smooth- 4 ness, performance, without added weight, cylinders or cost. | 3 The largest production of 6-cylinder closed cars in the worid—end the valve advantages of that position. Actual proof of greatest value—which is SALES. And now the greatest price advantage with the finest quality Hudson ever offered. kt ts only as you find the real comparisons for Hudson quahties among the costliest cars that the enormous difference in price so astonishing. All now know that higher price can ouy no smoother performance than Hudson’s > And with all this capacsy and Hudson keeps the sim pbary casy mammtenance of the qe ‘498 - HUDSON-FRAMPTON For Emergency Service Night, Sundays or Holidays —Phone Bomont 3370 Barker Motor Co. For those who desire, special arrangements have been made whereby a Hudson Coach may be purchased for a First Payment of “98. The remaining payments conveniently arranged 2607 Bellevue, Maplewood Benton 2123 Brock Motor Co. 4416-18 Olive St., Delmar 124 Byerly Auto Co. 920 State St., East St. Louis East 104 At today’s prices need you own s lear : ; - It cannot buy more brilliant results in pick- car? Can a costlier car satisfy you vm $49 Hudson anil Essex Distributors SALESROOMS: LOCUST AT LINDELL CUTOFF DELMAR BL. AND TAYLOR __., Phone, Bomont 3100 Maintenance and . 4517-4539 Delmar . ST. LOUIS METROPOLITAN DEALERS South Side Motor Sales Co. 1720 Lafayette, Victor 1622 Northwest Motor Sales 4933 Natural Bridge Rd., Delmar 2184 Claymo Hudson-Essex Co. 23 Meramec St., Clayton, Wydown 820 Princeton Motor Sales Co. 6912 Gravois, Riverside 2404 Emr weema . Fendler Bros. ¢ 123 Lecueet Ferry Road, BR Kirk-Web Motor Go 120 N. Kirkwood Rd., h#=* Kirkwood 63 F My North Side P ir -eto E 2809-11 N. Grand Av., Steinger, & Tut Cherokee and “Why don’t wager his >rove Toh We guare AKE this test car place a same time place o other new tire of | them that way. the other tire. I will gwe you a ne No other guar: been made by any issue you a definit us to carry out th tee. - - C-T-C’s are ma the highest tests constructed by ha: heavy super non- and safety! C-T- never will be che One tire mam wager his tire will That tire is C-T-C to investigate th Drop in! \ COLUMBEA’

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SPEEDSTER = L -. / a ae i 4 18) a Vet 1 am © f i a ; reer egr teers mivTzitc 4-PAass, COLPE a/ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1925. « Ford Branch in Braril. ite coast of Brazil, gives the Ford/!n South America—aet Santiago splishing @ new Ford branch | Motor Co, 24 foreign establish-|Chile; Sao Paula, in interior Bra- embuco, about 650 miles|ments. In addition to the Pernam-/|2#il; Buenos Alfres, Agentina, and of the Fauvator on the Atlan- buco branch, there are four others Montevideo, Uraguay. i SS a" For Ten YEARS - DEPENDABLE Exceptional dependability has been a char- acteristic of Dodge Brothers Motor Car since the day the first of these sturdy cars was marketed. Not once fn a decade has it failed to uphold and enhance its reputation for faithful per- formance, The reason for its consistent goodness and continued betterment points directly back to the ideals of the founders. Instead of fluctuating between an endless series of annual models, they determined to concentrate on the perfection of a single chassis, Dodge Brothers Motor Car today is the embodiment of that ideal—an ideal that will endure as long as the institution itself. Tare Merron Company.Ine WASHINGTON AT, GARRISON Bomont 1241 st Buy” ay’ for today alone. ac of a great pic. : br car buying. They : a oe el AS . aw i 7 vY power, smooth- mders or cost. in the world—and the finest quality It cannoe hey gresmer this capacity and flenbilay | he economy, stm plcaty and ‘ pe of the “Six.’’ : Reed you own a lesser q on Coach may be $49 oi mniently arranged Maintenance and Parts 4517-4539 Delmar BI. Near Taylor SOOrtZmOwrto—m=s= woo~< ro Se eed ed 7 Fendler Bros. Co. »may Ferry Road, Riverside irk-Web Motor Co. N. Kirkwood Rd., Kirkwooe © Kirkwood 63 Side Princeton Motor 1 N. Grand Av., Lindell 2403 inger & Tuthill Co. okee and Gravois, Sidney est gs 56 wi es y Ne # Prove for yourself C-T-C can’t be equaled! :: “Why don’t some tire manufacturer actually wager his tire will outrun any other?’’ ' We guarantee C-T-C’s to outrun any other tire AKE this test: On one wheel of your re Le car place a new C-T-C Tire. At the WAS same time place on the opposite wheel any _ eae other new tire of the same size. Then run ; them that way. The C-T-C will outwear the other tire. If it fails to do this—we will give you a new one free. No other guarantee like this has ever been made by any tire manufacturer. We issue you a definite certificate which binds us to carry out this extraordinary guaran- tee. C-T-C’s are made of materials passing the highest tests for quality. They are 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! — One tire manufacturer does actually wager his tire will outrun the rest of them. That tire is C-T-C. You owe it to yourself to investigate this record-making tire! Drop in! CTE Made by COLUMBIA TIRE CORPORATION Portiand, Oregon CORDS AND BALLOONS (Without Rim or Wheel Change) Copyright 1924 ©-T-O National Tire & Auto Accessory Co. Formerly Cut Rate Tire & Supply Co. 1115 Chestnut St., St. Louis | Distributors | _... DEALZBS. WRITE FUR OUB AITEACIIVE PEOrOSITION “Quality will never be sacrificed to meet a price,” President, Columbia Tire Corp. ‘ " NATION-WIDE LICENSE ~ REGPROGITY SOUGHT Motorists Pay Millions Yearly in Taxes to States Other Than Their Own. Special to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, March American Automobile Association plans @ campaign to get for all mo- torists the free use of roads without restrictions as to registration fees 'or license tags other than the mo- tor vehicle taxes they pay their own states and the gas tax they now pay as they go along. | The aim is to get by state action abolition of the system of limited jautomobile reciprocity whereby | the motor tourist is compelled to | pay to etates registration and lL-. |cense fees after a limited period of ; time in addition to the dues paid to his own state. The practice is a ,Serious hindrance to the develop- 'ment of touring provides a legal ‘mask for mulcting automobile own- ers of many millions of dollars ev- ery year and subjects them to in- /numerable delays and annoyances. Only 14 states and the District of Columbia have put full rect- ‘procity into effect. A motorist from any of these may go into any of the other 13 and use his origina] state license plate so long as it is good without being required to pay for additional registration and li- cense plates. In the remaining 34 states the time Imit varies from six months ito 15 dave. Officials of the A. A. A. pointed out that because of the shortness of the sessfory of Congress just con- cluded, it was not found possible to get passage of national legisla- tion abolishing restriction on auto- mobile commerce. So it was decid- ed to resort to the other alterna- tive, a campaign to get state Lezis- |latures to amend their motor ve- hicle laws. MOST DRIVERS WHO . HAVE ACCIDENTS — — Continued from Page One. _~_ —— ear ‘ton—Iinto a false sense of control . — - ‘just left. and security. The salesman leaves the office of a prospect, steps into his car, through habit goes through the necessary motions to start his car and moves out from the curb with his mind still intent upon the sales effort made in the office he has What happens? He crashes into a machine in the mov- ' } | customary habit: i 'eut in front of his machine. 'tell where keep his mind iUfy its effect. ‘unobstructed vision. /windshield wipers, ing lane of traffic-—«@ serious acci- dent due to lack of attention to his driving. An executive leaves his desk after a day spent with a perplex- He takes the wheel and begins the homeward drive. He follows his route as a matter of His mind is still engrossed A child runs It is entirely possible that he may never see the child until the shock of striking it or of the wheels passing over its body arouses him. Almost every day we hear some- one say they did not see the pe- ing problem. of his machine with the problem. destrian or the other machine un- |} til he or it was right at the fender ‘and he couldn't for the life of him the pedestrian or ma- chine came from. Every day we read of accidents due to confusion on the part of a motorist or pedes- The individual who neglects to constantly on his driving or walking and thereby causes injury or death to another or himself is as guilty as the wilful! aggressor, for it is obviously but a question between acts of omission 'or commission. ‘The analysis shows that pedes- trian traffic dsicipline and contro] ‘are as necessary for the protection ‘of the pedestrian as motor vehicle regulation is necessary for the gpafiety of the driver and occupants |of the car. ‘‘To be effective, the punishment must be of sufficient severity to act as a deterrent not only on the 'offender involved but on all poten- Punishment must | otherwise the gambling | tial offenders. be sure, impulse in human nature will nul- ‘It is recommended that an op- ——— Te | | OUR RECORD, 1307 CARS Speaiai te the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, March 7.— Four new four-cylinder cars, all butone to sell under $1000, are about to be launched on the market, One is the so-called “mystery car’ that was featured during | Chicago automobile show week. It | develops tha prime mover in its | designing and manufacture is Nor- 7.—Thé | val A. Hawkins, former sales man- ,ager of the Ford Motor Co. Chief interest is in the Ajax, to |be made by the Nash Motors at | the plant it recently bought at Ra- icine, Wis. Specifications of the | Ajax are being closely guarded. The “Mayfair” was announced | this week at Boston, and plans are (to-make it at Jamaica Plains, N. |Y. Production is just starting, and ‘the statement is made that the sedan will sell for only $495. The fourth new four is the “‘Bar- barino,”’ to be made in Brooklyn. It will be semiassembled with 3 14- /inch bore, 'wheel base, selective transmission. |four mechanical brakes, ‘tires and a number of European | features. No bolies are to be | built, these being supplied by the ' dealer or purchaser. The chasis wil) | | sel] for $1500. ' | Practical automobile men who | inspected the Hawkins’ car at the | Chicago show and elsewhere pro- vehicle, embodying features found only on much higher-priced cars. It is reported to have been tested mended as more effective itn aet- tracting attention than the constant light. “Likewise, our boulevard stop signs, other stop signs and warning the consciousness of an operator whose mind is otherwise occupied. In all these cases a marking should be placed on the roadway 75 or 100 feet from the sign as a warning. shown these to be effective for even the preoccupied driver’s eyes are on the roadway through force of habit. “Children represent the most dif- Ix | , What’s New in Cars 4%-inch stroke, 110. balloon | nounce it an extremely serviceable | — signs, are not sufficient to arouse distinctive | Experience has | IN 14 MONTHS IN &T. LOUIS AND VICINITY The highly lustrous, durable enamel. in any color, that withstands the effect of heat, cold, rain er dust. Cleans easier, looks better and is superior te aay other finish. Representative will gladly call and give estimate. DEHCO BAKED ENAMELING CO. Open Saturday Aftern Su 56255 DELMAR. AT UNION ° seme and Cundags ee ae ae ———— Se. . (for 18 months under severe condl- | tions, and to have come through | Satisfactorily. It is said the car | will appear in a full line of models, |the most expensive of which will | be under $900. | Hawkins emulates the Dodge! Brothers, Frank Klingensmith, for- | Phone Forest 1023 mer vice president and general | manager of the Ford Motor §o.,| who founded the Gray car: @id'| Alex. Y. Malcomson, one of Forti’s| Original backers, in leaving the Ford organization to build a car of hisown. The Dodges and Klingen- | ; Smith met with success, coneider- | ; able in the case of the former. | Malcomson quit after a company | he started failed with only 20,000! | Cars to its credit. Malcomson placed | James Couzens in a clerical ca-| | pacity with Ford. Malcomson early _lost heart over the company’s | | seemingly drab future and sold his| | holdings to Couzens for a few thou- THIS BUY NOW BEFORE TIRE PRICES ADVANCE New Type Fiat Too Tread Cupples F. S. Cords 31x4 Non-Skid.. ST 0.95 30x31/, 32x4 Non-skid. /2 34x4 Non-Skid. . | Cupples “*“'"- Cords 30135 Cl..$10.45 3204) ...$19.95 33145 ... 20.46 3213} 5S. $. 12.75 31x4 $. S. 14.65 3404 ... 20.98 'sands. In 1919 Couzens sold those} 3214 15.95 335 24.75 | holdi back to Ford for| 95 an oi 008. ee Sd... 18.25 3505... 486 J | 3414 .... 16.75 3715 .... 26.96 Another “Stmight Eight.’ | Another maker, the Kurtz Motor Car Co. of Cleveland, has joined' the eight-in-line ranks. It soon| will offer a new straight eight-in-} one model, a brougham, with auto-| |matic gearshift, dashboard, emerg- | /ency brake, hydraulic brakes and | the | ALI. STRICTLY FYITRSTS FACTORY GUARANTEED COMPARE THESE PRICES WITH OTHERS Goodyear All-Weather Tread Cords ALL FIRSTS—NEW, CLEAN, FRESH STOCK 30x3!/ Clincher ori none $LO.95 Lalloon tires. This makes Oe $15.45 | 33x414 » canna eleventh company to produce | 32x4 errr oo é Bodine cemmanenae “straight eights,” seven of them! & 3x4 BS Oe $17.95 1 33x5 ocennsnemean— ee ‘having entered the fleld since Jan.| 9 32x41, §. + $23.45 §35x5 « ueietisietilt ieee (1. Kurtz will continue to mako six. | cylinder cars. | 30x3', Fisk 30x34 Blue Pen- 35 95 s s nant Federal N. S. $9.89 Red Top Cords... $9.99 Cords siight!y Biemished. size Non-Skid Slightly Blemished awtize FRE lor This Week With Every Cord Tire Pur- chased We Will Give Vou a Tire Cover _ All mail orders must be accompanied by bank draft, money order or check, te save delay in shipping. 'ficult problem. As they have not. reached the age of discretion, spe- cific causes cannot be charged | against them, and the only means | of reaching them is through educa- | tion in the schools and at home.” | enna | RELIABLE AUTO TIRE CO. Drives Across Australia. | An Olds six has just been driver | § Bomont 1180 3117-3118 LOCUST ST. Bomont 1180 ‘from Darwin across Australla to! Wholesale and Retail. Dealers, write for our price list. ' 209 @ | FREE SERVICE AT OUR STORE Adelaide, a distance of 2091 miles We @iiver to alt pasta of he dts bes 6 ee in nine days and nine hours| was over bushmen’s trails. The | AT . driver had to carry his own tooa, FX “It Pays to Buy m= Reliable’”’» and gasoline was sent ahead by camel team and bury it in caches, erator’s license law with an effec- tive revocation clause be passed to | from the highway those| remove whose wills do not react to !nhibi- tions created by education and fear of punishment. “Another element to be consld- ered in street and highway accl- dent prevention fs the necessity for | Proper ve- well-lighted streets: | keeping wind- | hicle lights, ‘shields free from dust, all tend to | ‘reduce accidents. Pedestrians ap- | parently fail to realize that in dark | | clothes, at night, againet a dark background, they are not visible to. the driver of a machine except in) |the strongest rays of the vehicle's | ‘lights at close range. | “Automatic traffic signals in the center of an intersection, in addi- | tion to facilitating movement of traffic, at congested intersections | and making regular breaks in traf- | fic to enable pedestrians to cross, | arouse the driver whose mind is preoccupied. When these signals are placed on four corners, they | are more frequently violated be-| cause of inattention. “Similarly, the small red lights) on railroad crossing gates often fall to arouse the operator whose mind | ‘1s concentrated on something other ‘than his driving. The report of one | railroad alone shows an average of one crossing gate a week emashed. | Three drivers were killed in Bt. | | Louis last year in this manner. An | [atermittent flashing light is recome) | Four-Wheel Brakes— —of course You can’t afford to take chances with safety. Double your security and that of your family by choosing a car with four-wheel brakes. = = = Today tens of thousands of Oakland owners know the added security of quick, easy stops and greater freedom from skidding. Oakland-type four-wheel brakes have nearly two years of unchallenged success behind them. = = = This is but one of the many advanced features that make the Oakland Six such an outstanding value. See the car, drive it, make any tests you like. Then only will you fully appreciate the Oakland Six. ~ ~ = Learn also about the G-M-A-C-Deferred Payment Plan that actually saves you money on time purchases. New Oakland Coach 1215 <.. se Special Display This Week Auto Show Models. Open Evenings MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR CO. BOMONT 3542 2501 LOCUST AN D 2 <4 HOLDIN-G G0o0oD LA orc_ny Fee: e = @.7 @¢. ese WINNING wWirisgt OA PRODUCT ery OI te ee Te SR oe Week Heke sy en a weg oe ES rcpemagientnieesey Le Ra ive ie BERR

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FOWLER, manager of the T export division of the Gard- @ ner Motor Co.., Inc., St. Louis, reports an order for 69 (,ardne caras from Jacobo Mauthe it Roenos Alres.: Mauthe, who has represented Gardner in the Argen- tine for the last nine months, stipulated in his order that the cars be shipped in four lots of lo each, over a period of six weeks The cars will go on Mississip harges which will carry them New Orleans. where they will be transferréd to ocean steamers. T cover his order for these cars Mauthe established letters of cred- t in New York for $63,096. Avail able statistics, Fowler says, indi- cate that this one order comprises’ about 35 per cent of the American- made cars in Gardner's price class which Argentina Imports men | month. Production Increasing. The automobile industry moved toward higher production the past | week, taking on fts first aspect of quantity production with the turn of March. Average for the indus- try ts now 8&0 per cent, with plants such as Packard, Nash and Chev- rolet and falling behind orders. The greatest activity is foate gear low-priced ¢ars. Produc* of | them is considerably higher than that of medium-pri ced an be Q S » se . be “+? -~* ie ‘ty mode's. Though output is at the highest point thus far this vear, makers persist in their new — . ° _ —— Practice of making output ious ; ca ? , - "Ty" +. "— @¢ — closely to attual!l sales The latter udging from reports received in thd Detroit area. are improving in ere Tar sur Ise ng a on ictory ir on. and in-? ease working > by mor 9 r ‘ — Pa Six @ 4 ne lt me | OC . _ - _ x” . " . lew Willis Sainte Claire | per cent increase over the ry gures. Outpu fic s reflect actual sales this vear. it ix stated. Reports from dea! ers in most sec- | tions of the country bear this out, | etating that new car stocks ore light, that used vehicle inventories #re cleaning up and that demand in the truck field continues active Winter sales have been hetter omg last year in the Middle We h liehter on both seectn or eel Visit Distributer. Thea following Hudson-Essex ceniers tn this territory visited = —eé: “fe of thea Hy lson-Fr Aampton 5 ‘Oe a = Ps M {a (o., Hudson-Essex ai a- t r, during auto show w om: (‘harles M. Strawn me asSieede la, Ti) Ralph Eddleman and P R © ms, Duquoin,. Ill.: Leslie Lew? is) nd Charles Maulding, Mt. Vernon. | 1: W. Crashaw and Herman Ar-: beiter Murphysboro, I11.: John Williams, Benton, Ml: W. O. Rags-| dale, Cape Girardeau, Mo.: George! Hiemphill, Kennett, Mo.: Dr. J MeKinney, New Madrid, Mo.: Jatk| _— iylor, Columbia, Mo.: A. H. Rart- ett, Hillsboro, Ill.: A. M. Borlin. | Se ten” [nd Jess Byerty, Eesti BADEN TIRE & BATTERY SHOP Louls; George Cassens. war@syilie, Ill.; Dr. L. M. maek Campbell, Mo.; James Davis, Ses- ser, Ill.; D. A. Mallicoat, De Soto, Mo.: John Green, Metropolis, IIl.: Jess O'Neil, Jefferson City, Mo.; August Langenfeld and Joe Lang- enfeld, Centralia, Tll.; E. J. Meck- ee fesse], Belleville: Pat. Schriebert, | Med Bud, Tl.; George Perringer Fredericktown. Mo.: Leonard Shade, Caruthersville, Mo.: Walter Thormann, Washington, Mo., id Alex. Wernert. Louisiana, Mo. New Truck Rolls Uc - _— The Knight sleeve-v: e neir is no longer a dream, says G ward Bleil. manager of the Fe ™ 7 eral Motor Truck Co. branch in St. Louis The Federal-Knigch? cne-ton truck was put on the mar ket last August. and to date 300 of them have been sold at retail while 678 dealers. have taken franchises to sell it. Factory Official Here. S14 Black, .vice president and general manager of the Cleveland Motor Car Co., was a guest of the Cleveland Motor Sales Co., local Cleveland distributer, at the auto- mobile show. Adds Accessory Department. The Weber Motor Car Co. has es- fablished an accessary department in charge of Homer Weber. The firm will distribute Loma shock absorbers and Majestic bers besides retailing accessories to its Studebaker owners and buyers Ford Plans Factory in Japan. The Ford NMiotor Co of Japa Ltd., has been organized and wfj/! build an assembly plant at Yoit¢e' hama Manufactured parts fog, this plant will be shipred from thw! Ford -plant at Kearney, N. J. which undoubtedly wi!!! be eXy, panded. Japan has been absorbing about 250 Ford cars monthi!y. bit eaies have been hindered bv lack of facilities as. - ae Manager Were. “The au nobdile buyer of today is quick on ‘the trigger and loses little time tin ‘determining what the latest thing itn engineering or body design and the best buy on the market,” says R. T. Hodgkins, general sales manager of the Rick- St. Louts this week as tha cuest of the Diesing Motor Sales Co.. Rick- eonbacker distributor, to study con- ditions tn this territory during the auto show. Manufecutrers who have valnivyertried au ring the past two or three years to stem the tide of progress have found to their , eat the average buyer fg preity € alert to discov informed and always on the turned — , > j he factory we were more than 2vU¥ tent nd orders fever in my cars behind orders. Never in Y | eight” I hy Wf ormro =) ir} .~ experience im tne aurcom | in nit Broe > — - "_ hs gat? « @ustry—and I have been the €@M- | 01) ire. » - a o - | oe rr“ ry eaies manager ire cerns for sevyera! vears—nave I ) ! : Y ‘* hd nw ta! ra rre a i A ‘ r Jan iar’ ceen so many telegrams pour into - - = factory in any one day, as we re > i at? > * Le re 4 ry. neived every day last week, all beg-| the Ford C Lincoln cars. January ‘ordsona and 371) Lin mn sales figures ir tnclude those In — Tire Dealers to Meet Tneeday. The Associated Tire Dealers will | ‘hold a dinner meeting at 7:30 p. m. I po aenesaions which are served as the Ford Mo- | Visit Local Disertbautor. rir? officials + & Atetributor er newer and better — nize . 29 Tt} . la f+ things in automoodi.es. When I left vhich Fred S. Ford Sales | in coe ore A. r assistant dis- | trucks totaled 103,0 | trict manager of the Chicago dis- ' has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED a a SS ~: Ey EEE ea les. Tuesday at Hotel Claridge, A Page c,, | charges will be distributed, ‘or : (kla- Do- trtet: G. D. Groce, manager of the Rollin experimental department; F 12.794) N.. Sager, service manager in the Chicago diatrict, and Carl T. Metz- ger, Chicago district manager of —— ae | vision for General Motors. He was’ come general sales manager of the The Prest-O-Lighe Ca, transferred from the Remy elec- Flint Motor Co., with headquarters Camas = trical Aiviston at the Flint factory. A. F. Jenkins of H: Frank F. Witt, eeneral manager has been named as assistaht gen- | of the Chicago Point Co... has be- | eral sales manager. sales prom ‘Krusee of the Associated Retail Credit Rureau will be the principal aneaker, and will discuss the t % edit situation. The cards show- . em dal ing sehedules of maintenance < © rT) Ni 7 ‘there will be an attendance prize. . P Kear-| Factory Executive Changes, I. J. Reuter haa been made gen- eral manager of the Olds motor 41- Hundreds of thou- sands of Firestone Balloon - equipped cars are rolling off mil- lions of miles of splen- did performance. Car owners, every- where, are praising the safe, skidless driv- ing—the wonderful control—the luxu- rious comfort—the high mileage records —the lower cost of motoring— advantages made possible by the exclusive process of Gum-Dipping—the very foundation of balloon tire success. Be a You Get Gum-Dipped OONS Built Only — ‘Firestone BAL MOST MILES PER DOLLAR For Gum - Dipping insulates every fibre with rubber—and adds great strength to each cord. Real balloon tires must have light, strong, flexible walls—Gum- Dipping gives this extra strength and flexibility. Insist upon Gum- Dipped Balloons—full-size! Let us make your changeover—we’ll do it quickly—at low cost. ST. LOUIS CITY AND COUNTY DEALERS ANDERSON AUTO SUPPLY CO. 4616 Washington Av. S241 N. Broadway BROADWAY GARAGE 320 Ss. Broadway BEVO FILLING STATION 4900 Gravois Av. BELLAMY SERVICE STATION 6432 Clayton Av. BOULEVARD TIRE SHOP 3300 Washington Av. BRASSLER AUTO SUPPLY i818 N. Grand Av. - CLEVELAND MOTOR SALES CO. 2650 Locust St. CRAIG AUTO SUPPLY CO. 2511 Ss. Jefferson Av. CHAMBERS & LONG, Inc. 1123 Pine St. DIX ELECTRIC SHOP 6814 Clayton Av. DODSON FILLING STATION 2135 McCausland Avy. L. T. DOOL TIRE CO. 5389 SM. Louis Av. EUCLEDE GARAGE 1 buclid Avy. EASTON AV. TIRE WORKS 5839 Easton Avy. ‘FLORISSANT FILLING STATION 2117 Palm St, HARRY FRANK TIRE CO. 3442 Lindell Ay. Free Bridge Battery Station 702 Chouteau Av. GERMAN SERVICE STATION 7422 Gravois Av. Hallenburg-Wagner Motor Co. 5630 Gravois Ay. MUNROE MOTOR CO. 8745 Manchester Rad... Brentwood L. & W. SERVICE STATION Clayton GUS O. SANTER Centinental, Mo. ED FROESEL FE llisville BLOOMES & PLAGAMANN lureka McKEOWN MOTOR CO. Ferguson WM. F. ALBERS hloriasant,. Mo. J. J. ROBINSON Kirkwood IVORY FILLING STATION Johnston Bros. Tire & Service Co. 3145 Washington . KUHLMAN MOTOR CO. LENTZ TIRE & BATTERY CO. MOUND CITY TIRE CO. MAYNARD AUTO REPAIR CO. MIDWEST TIRE CORP. MILLER’S GARAGE 117-119 Park Av. MISSOURI AUTO SUP. CO. ART B. MOONEY 4530 Delmar Av. PASTEL’S FILLING STATION POTOMAC SERVICE STATION 2702 Potomac Q. M. AUTO SUPPLY CO. 1316 Sidney Sf. O. R. RAITH TIRE CO. Grand and: Pag« ROBINSON GARAGE RUSSELL TIRE & SUPPLY Co. SERVICE TIRE & BATTERY CO. SOUTH SIDE AUTO SUPPLY CO. SQUARE TIRE SALES STANDARD TIRE CO. 2671 Washington Ary. ST. LOUIS COUNTY DEALERS BIG BEND TIRE SERVICE MAPLE TREE DEPOT GEO. W. BENACH MANCHESTER MOTOR CO. BRILEY & HENDERICKS PINE LAWN HDWE. SUBURBAN TIRE SERVICE CO. Webster Grosses MERAMEC SERVICE STATION R. D. SULLIVAN AUTO SUP. CO. 2016 Locust St. S. & L. TIRE CO. 3033 Locust St. SOUTHWEST GAS & OIL 5355 Southwest Av. SOUTH SIDE NASH CO. 4728 Gravois Av. SOUTHWEST NASH go. 3000 Locust St. ST. LOUIS AV. SER. STA. Prairie and St. Louis Avs. STAR SQUARE AUTO SUP. CO. 4969 Delmar Av. TEE-ZEE TIRE CO. 8022 S. Broadway TOLER’S FILLING STATION 4175 Shaw Av. TRIANGLE TIRE & SUPPLY CO. | 6172 Delmar Av. THIRD STREET TIRE SHOP sd and Pine Sts, C. J. VOLTZ 5641 S. Broadway VIRGINIA FILLING STATION 1563 Virginia Av. VALLEY MOTOR CO. 5664 Gravois Av. WEE AUTO SUPPLY CO. 5388S Laston Av. WHITE HOUSE TIRE Co, 3000 N. Grand Ay. ' WALSH MOTOR CAR CO. 5127 Delmar Av. WEBER MOTOR CAR CO. Sth and Locust Sts. WRIGHT MORRIS MOTOR CO. 3929 Laclede Av. YOUNG'S SERVICE STATION Grand and De Tonty Avs, WELLSTON MOTOR CO. Wellston HILLEMAN AUTO REPAIR Wellston, Mo. PERCO AUTO & SUPPLY CO. Wellston, Mo. GRIMM TIRE & VULC. CO. Luxemberg HIGHWAY FILLING STATION Manchester Rd., West of N. and 8S. Rd. BENOIST AUTO REPAIR 6724 Page AY. H. F. HILKE 6149 Page Ay. American business has bought more than 100,000 Speed Wagons, to serve in every class of - commercial haulage, because the Speed Wagon is fundamentally sound in vital elements: The Speed Wagon is the most economical 2500-pound com- mercial car in the world, accord- ing to initial investment, price per pound pay-load, per horse power or any other basis of computing relative values. Design and Construction Safeguard the Owner’s Investment ts —. Tre ime. of the Homer Pager 10.7530x3! No other vehicle mentees 80 much power and rugg ah ew pound serrate Sy. socapa le of easy owner-attention, nor is so widely backed by service facilities. The Speed Wagon makes hur- ried travel safe on highway routes or on city streets. The stability of Reo as an insti- tution tees the perman- ence of the Speed Wagon, thereby insuring the maximum resale or trade-in value. KARDELL MOTOR CAR CO. 3145 LOCUST BL. . St. Louis Distributors ASSOCIATE DEALERS STEINER-FAHRENKROG AUTOMOBILE CO. WM. MULCONNERY, 1472 College Av., East St. Louis, Ill. 4000 Page BI. AMERICANS SHOULD PRODUCE THEIR OWN RUBBER- HEE kntrlont. Pee Proof of Merit Its record in past years, in 343 different lines of business, stands as indisputable proof of exceptional merit—and this year it is an even better truck than ever before! x Ton Chassts, $1235; 1% Ton $1470; delivered Tate Motor Company, ine, WASHINGTON at GARRISON Bomont 1241 GRAHAM, SAROTHERS SA DIVISION GF BODCE BROTHERS | GRAHAM BROTHER SOLD BY DODGE BROTHERS ~. DEALERS EVERYWHERE | MASSIVE OVERSIZE aheove ‘are all clean, first and factery gueare if your size ts nt an me order= shoukd be INDEPENDI —_— —___ “WILLY of an advanc: clutch ... th and safetyofaf steel body. .

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SUNDAY, ; MARCH 8, 1928. hp ae oe —— MARCH 8, 1925. —— ee a cr The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COM a ee | ee . sts Automobile Tire Rim. ural Bridge road, has just patented e W. Hebbeler, 4717 Nat- ja quick change automobile tire rim. The Prest-O-TAgcht Co. td Y dianapotis announces ap 2 siof Henry Knippenberg, formerly he of the Homer McKee con ; , pany SH.i¢°S' I ——_ pronpouon manager. UY NOW +» SAVE MONEY | i 12.000 Mile Guarantee "910:7530:3: $7.95 FREE MASSIVE OVERSIZE ‘ : With each Cord Tire ee oe eee purchased we will $17.60 tor ye give a tube and tire cover absolutely 32x45 $20.55 FREE 34x4; $21.50 $29.95 33x5 $25.55 BOODYEAR, UNITED STATES, GOODRICH, KELLY-SPRINGFIELD 30x314.---- Cord .....$10.95 S2x4%%....- Cord .....42 —E gix4 «++: Cord .-.... 16.85 $3x4%..... Cord . 24.50 gox4 ;owee eo ae a 17.95 $4x4%.../. Cord 24.95 934 she | enything to help the battery during | trouble again. perlods of excessive discharge re- charging will be only a temporary Zain. ist’s well to be on your guard for such unseasonable turns of the weather, for they are not confined to any particular month of the year | or locality. Next weck: ONE COLD MORNING. (Copyright. 19°35.) ROAD WORK NORTH AND NORTHWEST OF ALTON PUSHED Continued from Page One. Pittsfield, —— Rarry, | has been finished between Jack- ' sonville and Pittsfield. It still is necessary, however, to ferry across the Illinois River. been awarded for paving an 8% mile stretch northwest from Pitts- field. On March 16, bids will be received for paving a 15-mile | stretch on No. 36 southeaat from | Quincy. Bids for the 18-mile stretch between these sections have been received, but no contracts will be awarded until details concern- |ing the rights of way have been settled. Much grading must be | done on this particular section. ERLAND tems for Ford cars, but have made. | little progress. The Ford Co. has ‘taken no official notice of four-| wheel brakes either, but it appears safe to say that the new brakes have come to stay on cars selling no’ In Calhoun County. Route No. 88, which runs from | Jerseyville into the Calhoun Coun- ty apple region, also is scheduled for early completion, except the last stretch from Hardin to Kampsville. Heavy grading is necessary before concrete can be poured, and this is progressing satisfactorily. Concrete has been laid for about eight miles on No. 38 out of Jerseyville. and bids are | being received for paving the next three and a half miles. end of this second stretch the sur- veyors are busy on the route to Hardin. CUTTING CLOSED CAR COST IS NOW BIGGEST PROBLEM a ee on Continued from Page One. ea i A A ee Several concerns have attempted to market four wheel brake sys- in the $1000 and upward classes. A good many trade authorities fee] that the volume of sales of halloon tires for replacing high pressure tires depends to some cz- ’ ce the engine would | ' most likely start. ’ motor tomorrow | Kinderhook, Plainville: and Payson to Quincey, Contracts have | From the | —- eee tent on whether they are brought | down to or below the price of! cords. Motorists are divided on the necessity for balloon tires, but it is undeniably true that once a driver has used balloons he seldom is willing to go back to high pres- | sure casings. CHICKEN DINNER “HEADY’S HOTEL” Served every Sunday: 35 miles from , St. Louis on the St. Louis and Kansas. City read No. 2. Concrete all the way. (Copyright. 1925.) ni ME: ALEX. L. BENE, former- ly with the Ollie Haupt Motor Co., Ford Dealer, is now connected with the Gilliam- Epstein Chevrolet Company, 5929 Easton Avenue, in their Sales Department. Mr. Bene is one of the best known salesmen in the Automo- bile industry, having spent the past five years in this business. He has many friends in the City '| of St. Louie and is ready at all | times to demonstrate the NEW CHEVROLET to his’ many i friends. CHEVROLET, Dad Beonemical Transpertetion 5929 Easton Av. GILLIAM-EPSTEIN CHEVROLET CO., | Cabany 5146, Cabany 1150 es BINED} 5 eee ee te ee HARRY WHITE Says: $44.0 Stock o/ Tires and $8500 Wortk of Batteries At the Lowest Prices ~ Possible for High- Seg Grade, Fresh, Clean f Merchandise. 42 Dependable Em- ployes.to Serve You GoopFYEAR 43 °C ALL WEATHER CORDS SERVICE STATIONS Columbia storage Batteries an a D dices . 3214 oe . Gee coneed | EE: | eae Case (in exchange)... . ee ee PATHFINDER GORDS Rubber case; 6- 30x3: C1.$7.66 volt; 1 1-plate. 3ix4 . $12.15 ‘V4 33x4 . $14.06 MERCHANTS TIRE & BATTERY CO. 2710 Washington—iil i North (2th St.—5965 Delmar Bomont 377 Central 4750-4751-4752-4753 (aban, 9385 el A \\\ eS On every side of the city are attractive residential and sub- urban districts, investments which will open the way to home and fortune. St. Louis, marching forward—constant- ly growing — means rising real estate values. Don’t envy the man that made 4 fortunate investment ten vears ago. Don't wish you had his opportunity. You have his opportunity if you only make use of it. Dispatch every day. vestments. ‘ Don’t Wait hip to Gome In Don’t let the ship of prosperity ride at anchor; \e be your own power boat and bring it 1. Don’t depend on luck or expect “something to turn up;” but seize the opportunity on every hand to buy St. Read the “Real Estate” columns of the Post- They contain valuable information regarding wise real estate in- POST-DISPATCH The Newspaper of the Home Copyright. 1975. by W. G. B. The Post-Dispatch. Louis real estate. There are many beautiful home spots in and around St. Louis where any man would be proud and happy to make his home—to live the way he has always wanted his family to live—to be a better neigh- bor and a better citizen. Don’t consider St. Louis prop- erty as only an investment for wealth; it is the best possi- ble investment for health and happiness. Talk it over with vour wife today. Investigate what the dealers have to of- fer you. j —*> PR A ete“ IRC Hi =< ce S rs eee Se Na ee : : . aftikeie erate Spee oss ze _—

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: aa ‘ - 8 ” ae . oma : bo 3 a sn awe ee N | ) | | eee Beh EER RN ea Sa aes e ned 5 —— hasta’ ~ : ; . P - * i at Bate hee, - a : > nad e b : a F ‘ . caitocinetastenen ar ier . ~ : — a ee eo yy =e a 2 eee — =>” a | cea . ae S ’ ea NBPAY, . b 4 ‘ ° STNDAT MARC & 1925. 24. Ur > Contetion than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED MARCH & iseg | naan st RO: Bias TCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation ian ning erin | Vi 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH co ann wa menace ad | a ————$ — 3 . 4 ? | € = as —— eee 3 ee ce cated ae Sig” RP IAAI EN Ne ;. es | 7. he Be : ane . | lo — Hd ADIO HE AMATEUR AND EXPERT -+@¢: Bt he : e . insciitnieaaiieaa if hoe! ag | z= BEG eS Me nnn Braet PAE —— BS ee to ~NEW STATIONS LICENSED. moe SFT BUILDERS l tour through the states of the Department of Commerce dur- . : : They foilow: Development of reflex receiving other receiving sets im ie > : iy “A fm a “t miediate nmrecell th wre hest! : r ) . > : | artists from the neighboring State ©! 4 eeeernd 6 lo. Sain Sade’ m FE “nn San pe Navy Department will license all - -9 ohm rheostats, vi' al of Deman . ee eee naa’ ca cello SuUiv, ~ | ee ' ° # yom . ' . —_— nee © - x a ” a ns ain e i Ba es ‘oe « : : Pa = : , of Iilino.s. mien* tte be piaved by A. Tor- Q. Please publish instructions -piate condensers and you used sini yen nagar | ee ty 50 reputable American manufacturers ss dl a I type K-21 Al. of the Notable Develop (ia , San) - rehecir ro4d- , —-“1. 2 , “Swarr o be pimyed UF “”. 4 . oe , sult woul > iN —Browning os. to der ¢t y nts, audio frequenc) .. € : ; —impuons Orconestra., Broad On Monday night St. Paul's B 2 ele member of the cello sec- for making a wave trap. J. A. M. smaller ones the resyit wou d be 245) ~- lle ag under the navy owned patent i j .? i uUis . nyt ON . r- , , —s ==" . , 2a 6 ~ . "" - v . . i | : cast 0D! ms otation, Nas f Waterioo ; n he St. L ym} yw A. A good W ——s yf ¢ yaria- up stations on the higher wave — Mowe ; Sieveuln wee radio frequency circuits. One of American radio frequengs —_——_—_—_— ; 7 3 - re? r € z y ’ 167 ’ a7 : ‘ Vil r ‘ —* — . li a 4 Z . VU Ja } nett eo fe : ve ‘ ana ” — 5 , . “= * : . vy 4 Its Season Next Saturday, concert at KS D. th eee cane pasate made by placing @ Rn es +) lengths. Mont * ..244.8 250 the first concerns to have its ap- former se 3 4 Bs t om place jast year On Tues x re this week will be Dr. A. ble condenser across a 50-turn coll .ens, Ghtecs den i cer tte cies eee Specialty neat Bis : . every stage of the 4evrel 2 Night eee foe an ae eek pe: gallagom will discuss “Ap...of wire wound on a $ree-iach + Seen Sane te ee Co., 217 18th st.. Rock ~ plication for a license approved bj - Type 1-149 All-Ammeries in adio, from the venta ri | ee coon yest ete emgage om | aut ee 7 a T iia : this to a set at rect number of turns for a primary t m ee Pee ay 100 Secretary Wilbur was th: All- “versal couplers, , ent of ~~ present the number + , ri ~~ a roy | vA il] senna ts ai ee . re : 4 af \ Si ? llezro “OT) Tube. QO Commies ——,* : ~ - « - ont : >} +4 rionarv i; WHBG JOS Ss Sada he Ba , ee .s a ' . " . -e@ AU " “ a “i mA K ‘gone s : : gt a; B : 7 h tach one end of the coil to the an-: and secondary col, both stationary, | MW. 4th st.. Harrisburg. ;, ,, American Radio Corporation. - .0005 mid. variable ee ae sets has largely ¢ i fy > > 2a 4 PPR Talit, a@iits , } mere . } rennan 6OSe \ 44 prie —— ee - 7 ‘ hy ‘ j ° circeult } ca wt} ; -* af 3 7 as ” " . a ‘ . a _ £ f A meerts z 7 j fee ‘9 | > } |S, ~— ) . ; il . nreé : ale — 4 - Ten " l | na ? ne other to the anven- 0 - ised in th e Baten nS vm WHBH . o. in MT iftar A ad The engineering staff ot this i O06) ‘I 90025 and ] 0605 _. he number of ass2mb! a st hhea 4 ? or? ‘i = ae if a? Ini Lev] iJje fi e tT ee SL eee i a tee ee = 06 — weet oe 8 eee ae ery a 10 much more than ordinary strength 7 binding poste pe use “ 7 »wth of radio h # tion night In the Home Hour Pro- carter apart? - &. oe f ‘wo? ¢t oscillate iio, | | SS nes aoe ’ a oa AR ite et the Ow’ 24 ; eature of the week's sche 2 Ranier %# a = 4: Siete wi Riana ee a 2 ts that work best about right. If 3 on _— nig mae 5. ae from a minimum amount of’ ap- 1 +X1$X5-16 panel. onde ved by an increasing nut ee . *. ? : ~ ry > ay eT i] “4 ay SP.>.. ~ ea ph ¢ mm ‘ i is irsaay bait 7 neon iif re a “ e s tA c , , es t ‘ i} 4 | , i c ‘ — ~C Stei : : 7 - ” 4 ? Le ri 17 , m J | be i tadio Station K S D and will im- ne: Ih et Mie —- ae gt | talk n sport = t} a oe by read out — ee e dese tion by variations of filament cur- paratus. The reflex circuit has 1 «xlix*: baseboard, * what have come to be call 5 ‘ Will De A Specias sec - epVert | with ie instruments Spi - of a plate vasiometer. : : imeinie Re- 1] been reco >| about the 1 semi-fixed ce 7 ee : . . , , , : 7 re, Bie, i, eee > s a = a pone — ee fe - shor that j i rent are wron¢e in princip: ° ong een re ' he an . ‘ ‘s , ; aie s\s thet you make PIAtS ae a = vane back condenser, and the tuning of! cumstances. the sockets and radie t hing of a business of bull : : Sa om Tam iAL SUU - . tac ~, ‘“ . ” i : sfe =4= wil was alee ‘ - se J. a oe >? Ss ] q se ini- | * H if ther circu is. . aa e*™ . - At hroughout with pigtan wire the primary and 60 on the second- eo , » 4 ‘ e or promt. { 718 sa ED “ HE ee ee ee te setae | OFS. f the amplifier goes into. 0s- | ee nantes eisai Many suc «f= s\e8 4 No. it would make very little ae ae dl ti adios tting down rou also vary the output of the Y ed their attics into Ifttie rac - —— 7 2 , . - . ia tic tae =a ™)' J es 3 ‘ itl - i = ia ° m + = ete == ‘ference whether you used pig- _ sag - yn the pri tube. On the short wave lengths ° Sekshops hare made a good | : "je ais serge saat gece ; Pall the number of turns 4 t i- Ke 1 sci i ‘ wea = TYPE [XL] CONDENSER af lee solid copper wire. Solid | the number of turns on the pri-| Toa, oo: get but a portion of the é epee tare SS ° ee ri oo as copper or tinned copper wire or bus a d use eight turns on the pri maximum putput from the tube. r Ps persons who are “attic man j me - - Ouud = af bak ‘ is Jtt sift ‘= . . - . . : 3 =—3= ide conan a ai to | dl dis = é “hen tuned to the longer wave | ” , — | if a= ' els ar is much easier to handle and is). instead of six. If the set will | ™ atte peg sip eee pas rn the. rers’ of sets for their trien #.. : - — o ney? Ve bh i ‘ i " ] z VO 2 r r re iv Ou! the i i pi r et * Bee «fs on Sa 4 at t 2 stores O By 3 is good ce , ould e used. the | Ot tune to the shorter wave — . sess Att hisher Q e havea five-tube eet ang, a eae , ; «f= ate 1 = e ° bi have in tuning sa Rs F’. oa . fail to get very good service We s™ hey oo nN up distar 4 sta ——— he wh circuit. :) af You can buy the famous PILOT XL low loss condensers at Kresge’s = 3 as the leading insulation for radio A. If the specifications designate | —4ig appreciate it very much if) sive fairly good volume, Dut eS | Ome man in a New York subu : = = economy prices. The buy ing power of this nation- -wide chainoft S = purposes —- among manufacturers, > aes Se you could tell is why this is.— J, is no proof that vou ww 9uld — Soe . a 7 7 = ho conducted a garage found t? : stores, plus the producing- ower of PILOT ELECTRIC MFG. CO.'s a jobbers, dealers, and all users ot 3 ww better results if you used a better two stages of radio frequency, de-,as to make all Seaway could earn more money maki meas => great condenser plant makes this possible. EVERY part— from =‘s : , . ies the information that/ designed set. At the very least the; x : a. prerer stile. than he could repairing aut - : . : ; “A. rom tne ino! s0n | > tector, and two stages of audio fre- ‘direct as possible. If @ ag . ! : h all Bakeli l — sie radio sets who build their own. | se er ‘ -e}] ¢ . €i v3 =t- the smaliest screw to elite insulation — is made by PILOT, = you have given it would be impos- ease of operation of a well made meet qaneeethanes The set is tal detector is used, then Mae ilies, so he put some one ee te ' ate under one roof. Thorough inspection by the PILOT Engi- = += ar , hat mi be regenerative set makes it well}? . ee hog ¥ erage = e the a e ahd he 1: ats == as : for sible to suggest what might be ndegnats . highly selective and is capable of mounted directly on the tim ec tac garage ee eit: 756 == neering Department insures the uniform excellence of all =t= They know Formica stands ee ea es it tc al Worth while. Such a circuit was : | . n ver Pe sje PILOT Radio Products = wrong with your @t. Take it toa coonk me Rayne peri, Wiha anes Be: ,. receiving from long distances. A frequency transformer. Bis = several radio sets & we - ots =3— uniform quality and for mechan- radio repair or service station and, published in these colun = n the crystal detector is used and gives justable or semi-fixed email @making excellent wages. T = - ° e . _ : t+ i] rion of “eh 15. p he main ‘3 3 - * : orirw a ‘ . + : =4= EIGHT FEATURES = ical and dielectric strength; that have them examine it edition of Fe . ited a the circuit true and faithful repro- used, then it should Be t majority of the attic man £ : -4= i a ‘ ' m weine an ultra-audi- reason Why you are ul avoieé@ 0 Une ; . - oy the _ turers. however. make sets dt @ = ele it will not warp, sag, and that Q. i—I am using an uitra-audl cay ae ey aks | duction. The range of the set is ‘© the trent pane eh . : == tt. Minimum Losses (phase angie == . on set and have difficulty in keep- | °4¥ KSD is that your set tunes very | net limited by the crvyst:1 detector, ¢3*! ily adjusted. spare time and on holidars « 3 R s difference 3.57) sis screws and binding posts will re- : , ‘es “} broad You are able to tune out . ; — tu fternoons. is + . ied R ( a) wa ing it tuned to any Station When on vane chev nt as the signa! is amplified by two The wiring of the reali urday a Groun otor gra =. : n ; : ; other ts | sta*ions Se : 5 i af= er maeg - ‘ ale main tight indefinitely when fast- I tune in for a distant station I Le! — al —_ mnie decaus mene | tubes before it reaches the detec- Simple. All leads are Gig These attic manufacturers are | 4 . ‘ 56 go *- gy max S00) te ened to it. turn the filament @heostat and | Net Use Bik gt — gee ae er tor. In tifis manner signals that usually run from a bindiaggE portant factor in radio. and r he: is oe i. : ime . + cer until chances are that your set a‘ " 7m it) } == 4. Correct Maxiesum Capacity == ee seer wail! f heme si ye ehowe wave length eta./are too faint to be heard with q O7¢ transformer to the SAEatly they have become more ij a - 7 . . ~ an ° \ ks ’ fitr Tr 7 »7 rr l at ut i e . - ene rt ’ ° i= et 3 > - : rs : - a Bee é = s Fi ‘S Tenies C a\e Formica is used by 125 leading earrier wave) Then I turn down): Pick Up £ Gene thin uae ferystal set are readily reproduced. |" 4" adjacent transforma tant than ever before. The 2S =a . 5 E = ’ - =3=> +h tlarn + hencetat .apnti! moiime tions as Wei. AF it does ¢t ‘ »)? ” : ; ; mn a : " b - iF Inatin the need of : 4 # Spi sis . . a . 6 Tne fi arent yj he 5.2 7 -4 a pe seit a 3 : id Se ‘ F ; Vv eiim = 2 gz . A time during the last year a8 4 oae4 a= * Adjestable Gearings ch may po) manufacturers of radio sets. Be is reached where the signats are ating on longer wave lengths. | n contrast with many types of ing connections in all Dag 4 he number d ‘ai = A Rae age mete ate insi SIN > Where can I obtain py of receiving sets that use three main , a a “4 wopes “. 3 ego a—T= ork maser - fee i ae mete a atic ke) fell . a es : ee i 28> : 4 = : ate * ° ¢ oO orce ain, think the trouble is > ica ae hv is it A From oe | nivers| ‘ Book | follo®s each other Clase is and ean placing the loop of wire wader ugh? g@uch ae°e@ in haste and a 4 . 3 =‘: BUY YOUR RADIO SUPPLIES AT KRESGE Ss ~ smal! neat and SeT- e at — * @20e so* . TD ’ } «=: re . Be 9Hmingzy on Ing be accurately “logged” so that a? al h ~ a ~s .. ta = AND SAVE MONEY =t- THE : : , that I cannot tune out K S D an lore at Bioomington, ina Beatie . ' edt ta aes head of the screw an nied at leisure when they d@ ia tt Fe = viceable. Can be suspended on have no difficulty in tuning out Q. Will a neutrodyne set re-ra-/ station can be found again by turn: ft is not advisable to salam wered claring defects, and esp 2. ee oe SR CRT OIIGEE anc hehe FORMICA INSULATION CO. antenna or fastened to wall. WCK and WIL? —F.S diate or rebroadcast 7—W. W. _ing the dials to the same place. metal ends of the con@@Man, when they cof out of ord : 4 ,Svuevuasvensuansusue 1619 Spring Grove Av... Cincinnati, Ohio. &Y, D “~~. It is quite ‘probable that A. No The circuit is non-oscillating and heat of the iron is Hable@® Smo service faci lities were ava ,-| ae : i bie he Formica Pnand every Wedn 4. our Dealer , , ine le oO. 1. Can battery be used with | therefore will not fnterfere with th acity of the kg. .+x+x + -_ ii i. g * ¥ ’ t i tT? i or ey? th *;{ |] e ae : ; ) ave ‘ R« ; “| 4 ; ~~ o cap *. : 4 ; cue i¢ ; ao a en A é now some of the trouble that you hs .. aks F c 4 ‘ eT } : } Aa er. . ~~ _ “rPat , ref ane if a) ww) ] it TF ee ~~ i . wl encountered ie due to the fiamen » Crystas oft, Sh - se yee | gmers mae, : he. “attic : ” on Agent t _ | = ~ cena the aftictes ot sae | The. “a manufacturers ‘ oa | WOOD & LANE Noor grade ite resistance will vary Is galena better than silicon? F.S.| A BAUUERY AITENIION prewar yp Be i Cet am . - j rye? ~ ; ' a = ; ; 915 Olive st.. SM. Louis, Mo. and detune vour set However, the A P T - are “a . oa a he cost of operation can be ut A new crystal type mes. and if anything goes wro! 2: | tao din oh ereewni? 2 ted for work best when used wt roe at- | ; : e aa 4} | : r= We sini EM'f'd by CIRCLE F MFG. Con Pee anion conte particular set tery. Carborundum is one of them |‘f ® few sintple directions are fot-| made of atest: SSeS Cos Ss | SS Se ige e at. | p ; © ‘ . : i. orundum and do not need a bat- | ine sandpaper and the same sneaks ilar to other types of tia stations in various parts of t? j ; tt : is ea 2S i : - : | $25 NATHANIEL BALDWIN ST LOUIS’ M OPULAR RADIO STORE Mail us any dead 6. tery. 2. Yes. be done to the terminals of she! iors. Phe idea of tm untry in which ft renders fri ‘ : $ . Ss OST P P 7 le > , tise how a ei} -vo.t battery leads. a ? Q. Please advis ix : length € vice * 4 butld 7 volt tube that lights : ae : surface is to give a # ‘o owners an ullders | = | LOUD SPEAKER Beware of imitations battery mar be used with UV 1$9 The top of the battery should »e and a half inches agains using their parts. These ha‘ tee BRAND. \NEw— e wil urn it inbes , b kept free fron id and water. as urrenil | : : i Rentemed ‘with rs [ee = cag. “sy A. LD bei ad ell of ' ihe Bane so ai athens gone wit | &f the high (requ B a tremendousiy popular i . 3 A. isconnect one ceil Oo! tne ‘ -oC : ‘ ‘ 7 ° _-. . J : NATHANIEL BALDWIN POSITIVELY GUAR. _ |... battery. or. in other words,|cause the current to leak from | ‘BOUsh the GNRRSR ES of the compaaes seevess i ace Pam. tntading €tost " ANTEED od ust use two cells. That will give (ome cell tothe other. Onty distities |"S° "Se" © (See oS bellders ne a Se HOKN PD ME Ss10NS ° ee ANOTHER SHIPMENT as go aS just use om That will give te stead be dentin a ottan tn Flanges also offer drip 0 ers and callers comment on tl nehes: Bi peter bt in es o ita M Complete . REGULAR new for $1.00 | hd ge lade: eee ee ee ee _.. rain or snow, which me of such service. . . : nies gag 0 eH ~ah =e yauaeg : | ‘ Ar 4 . ’ one or more LV 1838 tubes quite battery and enough should alw avs ight cause leakage of she A company which has from t} SOLE AGEN s Only a 0 A | ( af ” e PTO ne pte: postage tisfactorily be present to come at least \ inch SHS “Sm , ‘ ; .) Galy : hepa iets oh Oca” dake A ties Seti ing currents. mning catered to amatew ‘ Ei This beautifully constructed Set with special $269 00 D Q. Where are stations Oe eee BER yore Shing to build thelr own sets ha | JR. | = te . EALERS WRITE 2s; krUP? VHB 3 ‘Dial Vernier. ated theke. | . compartments for “A” and “B” Dry Batteries ited three-quarters of a mi : +. i . ye 1 ° 4 a; + abs -Amp. & teed $9.9. - aod ai . yi ety Rieti: Ay Agente 4 GR oh tran hanes : picraige opener pul ASSEMBLED MAHOGANY-FINISHED CABINETS ee get fj emt a: 7x18x7 , Tats Panel« $1.27 Ab ihe Special .$2.98 st i >) oe 7Tx21x7 : $2 Talsi Panels sie 4 6x15x6 Special _. $2.25 éx15 Panels Si.00 $1.00 TRANSFORMERS | (eA 2 a REBT ' | ) sitiveness tested with a meter +} R. C. A. Radiola lil -A 4. | b § t Set in a special mounting — Special , A eae ' oh prey a4 accidental Ong Di«- | RADIOLA lil U C 7 , : ee ee tance Crystal . Sa as : ~ ae Re ; Page gE year maggie 1 Reuland-L % : ‘ ey seein sex. $15.75 Evermas & Batteries. 3 tt -voit "Ratterios for Crystal Will fit Pilet Condenser. Each e ie ee * 7} 2S _e ane pair Phones Aerial pUClsex lovers. The price q £aeo a . OW, ge : TEBE KADI-] banipment. ( omplete Sets . R. F. T ; tive circular with or. 8 ee ” wrt for type. Prime 6 turns: : be manied on reque 4 ft | ABs FIER $15.75 With $75 Keldwin Lead Speaker omy s rv ” alin 64 “eee > ’ 7 Corp... 2658 Coym 2 oe . | ¢ aii? Crosley 3-Tube Trirdyn 5-TUBE FRESHMAN FRESH STOCK BA ; | ERIES TEST 100%, ; j = i ; = With tule phenes all bwetteries Soe NR-6 va dealers will receive discount. oot “= 7 aE 232 : + Tube “aot sete yg il} = Tuhe MDE y & > . The » ’ = 45¢ PT ce Complete with tubes. ail batteries. = Receiver MALT. ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION house of 2{-hour Mail Order Service. aa : :? eis netuding §=€=siersge “A” battery, + IMo wT—«84 oO oon Me OB ese | ee See 9 | UNIVERSAL SUPPLY CO. Ta “; >. 2 ; ‘ % 4 ’ viet rerio ne ‘ om plete with tu he<. butt : : Dhilee $175.00 | cn DAs’ ee: an-Ashe Radio G ASSIS Sor Doge SEE : | j | artial equi t and #25 ; baad a - $95 : a Raldwin teed «<oraker . Olive O Bank o so / kr POK (COMPLETE PREF (CATALOG ON SETS AND PARTS = sa 203 N. BROADWA Commerce TENTH AND rine ST. LOUIS, MO. i a . . : & = a * a 4 . » ¢ , . ; = = No a ae gh acne ys

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re Mi NDAY, MARCH 8, 1925. — SUNDAY, CT ee a ee SET e, he Se ROY SIBRET AE T Sorte Be The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has LEN LR TER PIII IEE BS RE RR FE RS —--- MARCH §&. 1995. Be ER Oey Tr ERT PE RR Mem REE “ - mec 8? sa ethene ee om STEM TT CE pes 97,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED a _ ~—— a, oe = “ . cae . — > ORE TE RR OIE Bie : Pee ar eee eg ore . _-* Pe et od ey RE a Ee os eR ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ LO A TT We SET BUILDERS Is Easy- to Build other receiving | borhood | To construct ; will need the sets in the the following receiver y * — nnn 4pPparat of Demand for Parts Is pevival 25-ohm rheostats. ——— : . 2 2 ‘>. ] , vs » “a Pe , ‘ . }| 2 Stor! t2pe 121 Ati Amero ofthe Notable Develop- Ppaucio treqguency “ANSTOrInere e & ba As Cane ’ on ee ‘ee r : / . | rype K-201A4 selftunea ayammeents of the Radio Season + American radio frequency 4 acd tra of the develop- the bezinning the number of larzely ex- of assombled , in every stag® ‘Can Us a a of radio, fro Bown to the prese® memade sets aed the number Mists pought readymade | | Not only have the Bedio users built sets for their Bose, Dut the growth . marked by an increas! ine num- of what have come to be called ¢ manufacturers,’ that is, in- gous individuals interes‘ed in , io and skilled in the use of their Beds who have not only bu.it sets themselves, but have made 1-Ame; Hoo, 7 ita — Varlable OOOPS = OUO05 m yy 1 OVO, | and 7 nSers, ce fixed rrilec’a conde : All \me] icta’n VacCuny) own DOSsts > patie XicX4e Paseha; ral / 1 semi-fixed Crystal] detector. Mount the apparatus the rear view of the re, Civer wiht P the variable condensers and tha ‘two rheostats on the panel. Moun \the sockets and radic transformer Biin line at the rear of the pane] ol as Shown re or profit. @ Many such individuals who have ned their attics into Iittie radio shops me There are several thousand h persons who are “attic manu- Miurers’ of sets for their triends, metives, neighbors, and some- «= for radio concerns. s9me ad- Burtise to the general public that Biey will build or repair sets, usu- @uy specializing in some well- | en wn circuit. | One man-in a New York suburb ; Bebo conducted a garage found that Mcould earn more money rmaking sthan he could repairing auto- biles, so he put some one in -,as to direct tal det nake all leads as short and as possible. If a fixed crys« then it may bew ector is used, mounted directly on the fixed radio e of the garage and he : Merz asbington St our old dials with E-Z Nand mar- vel at the simplicity of tuming—o fiDe smooth BO to ome o Vasnier adjust ment. 3 in. dials. Indianmapelis, Indiana. i. fb A te LL 4 < Lr Soldered Plate-Low Loss - A GENERAL RADIO Condensers N° single feature of conden- ser design is so impor- tant in reducing losses and in- creasing condenser efficiency under actual working conditions as soldered plates. Give your set the advantages of @ laboratory designed condenser —ask your dealer for a General Radio Type 247 Condenser. Sold by all Good Radio Dealers * Distributed by, Van-Ashe Radio Co. | 10th and PINE Send for Catalog. tage and Packing :lU VV Smee = \ = -—- -—- - - = = - = = = = = = = - = = - - Those Who Brag About Distance and Volume Use DUTCH RADIO VALVES (GERMANY) D-201A, D- 200, D- 2 ip stand- ard sizes to fit any ; international- ly famous. LCA At it ae tare atin ARANTEED For Any Circult in Any Set ‘You Can’t Beat the Dutch’ ST. LOUIS TUBE LABS. 3572 OLIVE ST. ltl ll dee i i. i. , o a il Oe Oe ES EE ee i, i i, i, i i, i, i, i i i i i i i (440.9) 7:30) | (508.2) 6:15, /\ woo P 3 : | oH see | eee oe REGULATION MK ‘HOLLAND. | KDKA Pittsburg (309.7) 7 serv-| ; ' |WCAE Pittsburg (silent). KGW Portland Oregonian ices. (492) 9 concert, solos. | The Netherlands has adopted a \form af radio regulation which fo}- lows that in effect in England, ac- 'WOAI San Antonio (394.8) 7:30 cording to reports from The Hague. services; 9:30 entertainers, Rob-|Under a new system radio in Hood. ama- FOR THE AMATEUR AND EXPERT teurs, which is understood to apply . pay a |set often improves the operation of to broadcast listeners, will small amount to a national broad- casting company which plans to organize all wireless interests there, including commercial, amateur, in- dustrial and intellectual. station at Hilversum is casting planned A broad-!better as —_— —_ Vacuum Tube Efficiency. , filers, some as detectors, and some Changing the tubes around in the as audio-frequency amplifiers Change them around until they are the receiver. Vacuum tubes rarely placed to work most efficiency. |are exactly the same, even though But be careful not to get a “dry ’ . ‘* \of the same type. Some tubes are’ cell” tube into a “‘storage-battery radio-frequency ampli- | socket. KPO San Francisco (429.5) 10:89 KFNF CKY Winnepeg (450) 7 services. | WCBD Zion (344.6) 8 quarte. du-| |}made by ‘number of turns before making a tap and then allow six inches for a tap; push a hole in the tube and push the wire through it; 7:30 | other hole in the sacred| quarter inch from the other and (Close to the last turn of wire and allow six inches fora tap and join the two six-inch ends together on the inside of the tube. 'missioned to install the first radio | broadcasting and receiving station in Turkey. ! | ' concert. Shenandoah services. (266) 6:30) ets, instrumental, winding on a certain push an- | tube about a eee -- —_— ~~ me eee A German firm has been com- | District Representative: W. H. Dyer & Go., 1221 Arcade Building, St. Louis BUILD NOW As we have decided to concentrate on fewer lines and a re discou- tinuing many well-known items, we will sell a number of nationally advertised PARTS AT COST These Include the Products uch Manuefacterers as DUBILIER — KELLOGG DAYTON—FADA—ATLAS WESTERN ELECTRIC MARCO W. E. FUETTERER BATTERY & SUPPLIES CO. 2123-25 Locust St., Saint Louis~ We Don't Sign Off When. the Cash Register Rings Dealers Write for Our Whelesale Catalog BRANDES KENNEDY See and Hear Demonstration in the Radio Shop Monday Sale Starts Monday Promptly at 9 Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30: Saturday, 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth Satisfies Every Demand Type 6-D meets the most exacting require- ments. Here you will find generous volume, an uncommon absence of distortion, unlimited range, ease of tuning and the highest degree of selectivity and the handsome appearance of this Receiver gratifies the desire for good taste’in the home. Type 6-D Broadcast Receiver Non-Oscillating—Non-Radiating In dollar-for-dollar value the 6-D Receiver leads the entire radio field today. This remarkable Receiver excels in every phase of performance—purity of tone, sharp- ness of tuning, range, yolume and ease of op. eration. Sets selling at much higher prices. You can pay more, but you cannot buy bet- ter reception. By all means examine the 6-D and you will be sure of utmost satisfaction. Set recommendations Under many tests it that startle the most experienced outset. has A ZZ EISEMANN LAEINRES Monday We Will Offer Our Second Sale Sensation Within Thirty Days—An Extraordinary Sale of 1000 5) [ube Hisemann Laalio Sets Think of It! Latest 1925 Model Type 6-D! Five Tube Radio Fre Sets—1000 of Them! . All Mads “of the Very Best Grade Regular Price $125—Sale Price (Without Accessories) 75 564 ADE by one of the lead- ing manufacturers, this highest the comes with from produced results radio men. This is not an obsolete mod- el, but the very latest im- proved type. If you want a Set that gets stations from coast to coast but that costs very little, this s the Set for you. We will fill mail orders in order may think 1000 Sets will go a long way, but stop and think what a remarkable value this is! There are thousands of radio fans who know radio values and they will be quick to take advantage of this offer. Order at once to avoid possible dis- appointment. Order by Mail received. You uency aterial ™ we he ‘ we ny Re a, Ee ea vy’ Chee Ree ‘te adapt ) ee Ss ou Ey . ‘e 4 rae Pee: 6 $ A Critical Examination —of the 6-D reveals its many refinements and superb workmanship, and an actual compara- tive performance test will satisfy vou that here is a Receiver unexcelled at any price. T pe 6-D—See It! | ear It! Compare It! Specifications: ‘Two stages of tuned radio frequency, detector and two stages of audio frequency. Tubes: Five. Batteries: Storage or dry cell. Cables: Complete set supplied. Wave Length: 100 to 600 meters, with uni- form efficiency of reception. Panel: Aluminum black crystalline finish. Dial: Sunken design. Rheostats : Adequate standard base tubes. Condensers: Single bearings, low leakage loss. Sockets : Cabinet: Mahogany with space in the back for all ‘‘B’’ batteries. for all resistance Suspended on cushion springs. Set Without Terms of Payment $64. 755 £10. a Mo.. Plus Interest ) Down and Accessories, Set = 75 Down and Complete, $109. 79 5 2.50 Mo., Plus Interest The Set Complete, $109.75 5 Tubes | 1 Rubber: Case Storage Battery With the Following Accessories 210-A Manhattan Hérn 2 45-Volt ““B”’ Batteries 1 Plug Vandervoort’s Radio Shop—First Floor. ~ See eee, OL LL ET SI Na re é + & a Fe = . 3 ~§ :

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lion than the morning and one other evening news paper COMBINED STNDAY a SS MARCH & 182° ee en, a «—,€, has guaranteed that the station English traffic NEW BEAM STATIONS. wy ae a witwee ® chy Ranh aan d Sa Pte den pre” a a * - a not — SG i ree i eR NN Ran ee ely ite RONG) dye acecP yet aang Seer “3 Mp Meags ss Ae Eee "eae Gx be erected in Au- contract with Canada ° wr in a! ve he ane ng oa avy . : , pepe: 2 4 * Chace as Saba i cs? ee oN ao 7 te aie AN ce BI & Pe ek Lal a a 7 s Be, .- try ' Amatcamated Wireless, Lid and Erin is having its firs ag ex. = ’ > ™ “a: — . the Marconi Cse., Ltd., according to position from Feb. 23 to 25, inclu . : ry" } . - } a ot. e| re pe ris to the [ partie nt of C"om- sive, in lu biin. ine Irish Irs its own broad- 4 WASHIINGTON, Mar Two of 43.000 ; . ‘ 2 en ~ . : Pe beain radic stations ¢ communi- stations are to De in operacion 4 . ; .* Ton 7 ~ - - , 7 ‘ 7 he eate respectively with England and months from date of signing Of} t" a 7 STONES IN iy 27") % ee ee on eee alae 5 fy Na its Sat Be abe [Fs ETN Sia Sie gn scat, ° Gat i ram aes Pi, ay tian eis we A AB SRP HE eet Ey IR Sg Satie h ellis tiie U.S. Patert May T, 192s ae A ieee oie ee ee 5 aitins ers YS ee pM BF AP heat y So, Pe vas on “i Lp $f ue Bat fi aio e - 5 ” cer Pile Pm ron ¥ srg 7 ~kah 4 Wea nage dese Se ae ” JS. ada aent B Se hg ey Shy eh ah ‘ roe aie had oak Fi SOAb 9 ay oA Ae, | AOE Ome ‘ we. MeE ad @e BT See ope * “sean len phn geRN ‘ Oe Nt = ge & is pO ea win «beget GR ro” a “ da Aa eth all eh a 4 gE OR att . bk Be: than a battery charger Balkite is more than a battery charger. It is the only charger on the market which can be used while the radio set is in opera- tion. Many Balkite owners never give their “A” batteries a thought,merely turning on the charger when the set is used. Balkite is entirely noiseless, has no bulbs or mov- ing parts, and nothing to adjust, break or get out of order. Sold by leading radio dealers everywhere. Price $19.50. Balkite Ponti BALAITE BATTERY CMARGER—SALKITE“ 3” PLATS CURRENT SUPTLY BP yee hanged ee = Diy co sl ; SC tin, or 8 oA mes Fecal desl Q Bat A ifr ty -o 4 we om Ft RPS i - ari e ofa rely sal My a” Px kin ~ Se — e eoeoniean whibend LAN ER aE EGR ‘ s — “B” batteries. Increases clar- Go itv, selectivity, power. Elimi- nates “B” bat- teries entirely. Price $55 Factory Representatives woop & LANE COMPANY. 915 OLIVE STREFT Manafectured by FANSTEEL PRODUCTS CO., Inc., North Chicago, Illinois rem: co ne re Olive Ses -— veneer pat) st test oR th ea: hamal ae Cree : ¢ q mes a re Ses is 3 7 wipe Si as Sayer e RS Ee SS a " Le oe, GEDA SIMRO OES Fa iT SHARIN BME ps ot Sot: 0S AP egal ae mite 4, eae : doth ee If Not, Why Not? The STAR SQUARE, by slicing profits to the bone, made it possible for you, Mr. Radio Fan, to buy mer- chandise at prices you never before dreamed of. Help us help you. Buy ALL your Radio Supplies from us. We will repay you in real cash dividends. * a ao OP my we maT: Just Received—Another Shipment tut RADIO SETS TUBE Tunes Lig’ @ Beautifus, newest style sloping panel mahogany cabinet. ea: @ in on distant stations. Every Set guaranteed to operate. The 77 cs biggest value in radio—only 15 Sets in this lot. _— Liss THAN THLE PRICE OF THE PARTS We cannot publish the manufacturer's name but you will recog- nize the models at a clance. While They $ ast. Regular $18.50 Val. $ T 2.45 Connects to any lamp socket and charges all Radio “A” and “B” Auto and Storage Batteries over night. Simple, reliable, foolproof. Absolutely safe—no danger of © shock or fire. Approved by In- | surance Underwriters every- where. Beautifully finished in mahogany and gold. PURETONE—INDOOR ANTENNA Talking Tape ‘00:’r-c' 49¢ “=t EVEREADY BATTERIES. STANDARD MAKE—FULL TEST “B” BATTERIES ma $LLS | suc $2.25 22',-volt. . 45-volt mw SPECIAL wa | VOLTMETERS 23-Plate, .coos Capacity 0-50 Volts CONDENSERS 4190¢ ies vaue $9C LOUD SPEAKERS | Storage Battery $4.85 $13.45 Contact Switches; ;5c value ee See ate kc. too-Ft. Stranded Aerial Wire: 75c¢ value Adjustable Crystal Detecter: soc value NE Electric Soldering Irons; $1.50 va/u Battery Hydrometer; 75c vaiwe.......-.... oe 180-Degree Silk-Wound Variocoupler; $1.50 value Genuine AH-American Transformer: $4.75 value OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 7 FP. M—SUNDAYS, 1 P. M. square aAuUre SUPPLY ca 129 LOCUST ems SET. ELEvV SEND Us YOUR MAIL OxDERS Nin Apes a roy Wcnere er = a Pigs we sty Z bal Pt tek eigagies RR hee ere - nat é= ie 5 9 ate vt So [Atty \ Pa wim 4 ab oe ¢ ~~ > aap st heat ae yi 4 I a MS OR a ee ne a en ae iy i AF Rt RE seme Sh the a gies etal j eo ee ~ Faas ‘ Ps . ba P ca , os ’ ay ths aie rye Resear. rit aa e eri ees 2 4 “" Oe ‘ an : sipseeni = . EERE ot HRI ge eR metiors . 47 * « 2 Aes t ~ STE Feta ROR ay New on sale at.. Regular $2.25 Value Regular R I $ro Value os $21.50 Value *— Fe e@eeeeeeee8s¢ ses ope wee a ar a Oe oR ae titthdras eee) Pypeie ay 844N6> GET PRORLAR f FRA In em le . ra- : , first ternator. The larger armature Is o = rr ~~ **3 ~* | > ~ ; 4 rye “2 FtI 4 iit .»s - . 3 ' - | Seal smaller winding serves as a 4 KW _ ~s joan I - iz Transmiss n is effected a me : ¢%4°9 A uga e . soled | exciter, developing a voltage of le _ > we s hy . ee wa air-cooie: ; broken near ail : ' one . moe The combined power plant, approx- _ = 4 . her ra bes. which put between 25 and ie . nee al : with hers ‘ — |} imating about 10 KW, weighs only - . he - °f ,rTyyY es it e i) renn i. One Ul - A” | ‘.s . yperators . Po ‘58 features is the 59 pounds, the lightest power ‘is . + - e eee— “w LOS 7 te —— ne ~aTratwui =S iS Lia? 7 i . = to establish new a = : ee a ou plant yet developed. Besides being ew long wav high-powe fanna, whk is suspended from §* 7" ] _ og ame a ee a e the ciwantic airship. | “ery light. the prime mover is com- ew “ im tor 4 aii: siiy . “ . . = : ~- i(ransmiittier ju: a ci clas pact, being all on a single shaft. A .* . - . ae ., + . So 4 . , When this ai 1 eg : - ux ss | Special governor reculates the gas- eo ela verhauled . ¢ . The mwwer 1 $ O tne \ al a tied : “ Ove i tau 4 . ' " a pile more cas 2 tw ery attrto- ‘ . Sons : . »* . . aise . s =, i’ s ae ‘ ~ A } ‘ steady bc Lv 2 weigh we Ww hen = . ; nheliu S , ‘ . ‘ maticaiiy, Keeping the generators | ; oe | r tT y’ 3a t - a il the aT tenna Ssysvem is : s oie ' at a constant speed. Other new! alae j : irien sfenn:z , , ' e of the way. Sufficient antenna in an aircraft, and ut of ¢ 3 7 — . sa . =“. =" - interterence Witi — engt : .) hot Rit | i - - ‘F : : mmaertiy Lmat ull but N EAI . : ; . ‘ = tit ie : : ~ -_ si Melina ly Oc atiwus i G thi at : cars afve VL t a} } — eee of our hig bere ~—4 5 bie ~ i ‘ : riven by the »¥ sna pr i 1 PS j je Du ie The ‘ , ~ "= . ‘ h i ; ) ns Ss Wee as tne |! lio sace 3 ¢ } uecn tt; ei . ~s ‘ , .-9 transmitter. It comprises a [oul lling wave will be gee 13 anil hich | iz .'|evlinder gasoline engine whicnt | ~~ ¢ ’ = the result ol > , , drives directly a double-wound al- laid out for long-range SwKeinit: you ever tried before. a minute— no too's. whisker and entical adjusting. sec crystal. + Everrone enthusiastic about Steinite BR er. Always Hot tnrr —_ « - is permit- Ste's te Leberstertes .ec on tne air ALcr'sen, tarees sil isis = + —_ ; { new broadcaster is expecte pen this month. but as the ae | peiet beets ervtris ever eee : = = aie — wave leng ns to be used aren yet sa arce, - be - : s sometaing "ew ©. &@ crysele. set anno iInced 1e types of sets } est o-- it * start.iog is ‘ts recep a “ 5 : ber we > eatelin lane adapted to reception are unknown, I let @ set gander ore © ref) ; } ax he } 2 5 try alne, end he encloses en order The band may be between *50 nd as ae s seed.ees te acy Se SRO Re -_ AL and AAA meters Bro 4 3. 2 are re | rigid > Preotila- Toure very truly 25 a. La ig7 vila > ons. ©® number is ed in dis- a — - 4“ &£ ake the test entirely at my risk—let private broadcasters. Receiving set + = : licenses are anted onlv to citize your own ears be the judge. Put a |licenses are granted only to citizens . ’ 2” a ana *e = 4 ho he +s Steinite Rectifier on your set. ofage, and fees are charged by the ° . . j 2 = oe — - + > +h ra . > tune in, move the graphite point Government and the broadcasters. all over faceof Rectifier. If tone varies or ' entertainment is interrupted send it back— | A site near Dorchester, Engiand it's worth trying. $1 60 for ao ae has been chosen provisionally for tien—not a penny if it fails. ow— ; Amu eety ted Ween . * ve 7 - Fine * _ + ‘-}. °* a Teday! —a dollar bil! will do. Present pre the first of the British “beam” ra- ducton limited—make sure ef your's now. dio stations. This plant wil! act STEINITE LABORATORIES, as a terminal for similar ~ . , ‘ae ~ mas in Australia, Canada. South and India. +a siacvions Africa 705 Radie Bidg., ATCHISON, KANSAS Radiola IIl-a with four Radic- trons WD -11. headphones and Radicla Loud speaker. For die tance on the loud What will wi a PH digg Thirty-five dollars will buy a two tube RADIOLA! It will buy clear tone— dependable performance—a set you couldn't build at home for the price! It will bring in the music and fun from far away, on the headphones. And from the near stations, you'll get volume enough for a loudspeaker. Lis- ten in today! Get the fun today—with a Radiola III. Buy it froma reliable deal- er, expert in service and installation. *There’s a Radiola for every purse” Radio Corporation of America diola RES U.S PAT. OFF ‘ UR AND EXPE — eae eS PATENT ON REFLEX RELEASED BY NAVY Schloemilch-Von Bronk Type of Receiver Believed by Ex- ' perts to Have Basic Rights. WASHINGTON, March 7.—T"te Schloemilch and Von Bronk reficx patent, which was purchased *y the Navy Department Alien Property Custodian, is license eh from ne reflex patent and a ‘ enable manufacturers _— - Das under it wt: ; to produce efficient sets, in the |opinion of expe:ts of the Navy De-| partment. — e te Since the announcement that the Navy Department wouid lcense American manufacturers under the! . ~~ jio patents seized from the Ger- _ a ss ; ~~ ¢h ro avis ti Jrinz ii¢@ Wal. 7 . . . _ , have been current that the Sch.ve- m 2 Von Bronk patent } —~ & : limited scope While the value of ne eT ever been th i ~ : i oe ; a. ba* ’ o na - ** tha vroVWYT the = ’ _ s > 7 = et iS af a MA st: * a Th + e oroduced with it rm : 3. $¢ - In the neighborhood of 150 ap- ; ~ , . — = Plications have been received b — " — _ P +. | he navy from manufacturers inj the statements -know what they are doing, and they would not want a dead cat Whether or not the Von Bron and Schjoemiich patent is the may have to Db the courts reflex cided patent in To Filbminate Howls. The frame of an transformer may rid the set of howls : bre ausea by RT = a ee audio frequencr crounded to :£ netic feedback er fr a tion. These eddy currengy an ircuited to the grous@. 9= SH RADIO STATION . > a 2m is (rove w SWEDI Swed - { or her Wire for Coll pe = owe - to ess Spokes for a wooden os ats mission ° lath a oll form can be made same a In December , of No. 123 ow 4 . a eatisfactom — wire. Insulatien ie oe the ends that insert ip ahaa centerpiece De Forest Distributors | Commercial Electrical Supply D a SEND FOR PARTICULARS 329 S. Broadway oy For those whc this new aux! the undesired different parts of the country for! use of the reflex patent. A under the patent will be granted to every manufacturer who meets | t up by the navy. attempt to place a he Von Bronk and io "or ~-4 Schloemilch patent says Capt. McNeely hief of the Radio Di-! visio f > Naval Bureau of En- gineering. Under the decision of the Attorney-General and the Sec- retary of the Navy we are prepared tc grant iicenses to rneaar +h oe wiitsa Lil Q from the A Proper Custodian We would nr attempt to s: hat ne patent is any Ore valuable +} a? = But mea do k 1O* at of p 79 id radio patents tvaillable anutTacutrers 1m1ve single yur e reflex as the most :@sirable “This convinces me that the re- ex patent is of particular value. he manufacturers who have ap- plied r licenses under this patent GZaRgkKkh ei Hin Fic, Miciss Deresnadyne GLa 1 MALONE LEMON MASTER RADIO YAL wer ~wJ, ; Pathe HARTMAN AUDIOLA EAGLE | GLOBE ANP . MA NY O71 —~* wi 2 & /hey > =o Calluse ow THORDARSO FSuper__ a TRANSFORMERS jury dont You 2 Thordarsonms run abenlutely alike ahbeciutely ontform . always match up” perfectiy alwars amplify evenly over the enfire musica! scale. satisfaction incendifronaily graraentced br the world's oldest and largest exciusire transformer makers {transformer =pecialists for rears). For the finest amplification offainedée at any cust follow the lead of the leeding set makers—Duild or replace with Thor- darsons Audio Frequency: 2-1 §5 1 $t. 6&1. $4.50 Power am plifying. pr. $13. Interstage Power Amp. ea.. $S ~~ | se ery = Jere " wT TUNES-IN Hard-to-get-stations cense . —~ ’ manutacturer: ’ radio patents purchased | *PPpPrerpep pee were = De FORE Di7 . RADIOPHON < _ ace as . .—-- 3 Ni ‘ wy E STEINITE EL! RECTIFIER, $1 I - “(Wall Orders 2 STEINITE TUBI #~ All Mdse. ce F.0.B.. St. Loeis f a 2. ae * er r = ~ radia. ad try th 1 | sre an y this rece: tahe. “A” and “<@” batteries of users write of distance rv ao en -- etheg |) | | iL | I — ee ee ee | ul _ A ee gee 4 Whe 4 ' Hil i fj i Ti HM PT ee —_— TL TELL | \} ! This is a promise—you will? a different, better tone! OUR ears will tel] you ~ more than a thousand experts, more than a million advertisements how great the De Forest D-17 set really is. When into your home is poured the liquid, life-like, matchless sound that the radio world knows as De Forest tone, then you will know why De Forest is the greatest name in radio. Some remarkable things have been done with this new De Forest D-17 Radio- phone. Yet it was not built for stunts or tricks. It is built for you. It is built to. give you, simply, certainly, and always, the entcrtain- ment that is waiting in the air for you. De FOREST RADIO COMPANY - jersey City, N. J. as 1000 miles. Eagoipped with Steis settee ett tet | if ih hi Tin T ' i Hi POU peareciaals ' Set ewe ee lu til —_ ee eee cee cee — eee oe | | eeciecaieaiel HTT Teeeeriia te SATI: Is What ” LOTS OF 0 me ~~ a ADA ALLELE paaeenaaeaariat BillllilililliiiiL } & The De Forest sumple. There are to string, and run walls and ceilings. The teries all go inside thet net.- The true-toned) into the cabinet. &4 need to do is to sit ¢ just the dials, with fingers, and listen own ears to radio! ; The De Forest D-17Ra phone is a five-tubes for use, except for = are: Two-tone cabinet, $195; and twot Fabrikoid cabinet, 1 FADA 5-TUBE ~ NEUTRODYNE 5 GENUINE CUNNING- HAM TUBES be 1 ATWATE!

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SUNDAT Ei SUNDAY, MARCH 8, i923, MARCH 8, 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED —_— = BMATEUR AND EXPERT FOR RADIO : i 4 ~ ew ee _—— Ae At teat ety ty 4 Bnd netic feedback or intercapacapiM SWEDISH RADIO STATION ( er et ot =e ae | -Vay roved Results On the Wonderful ‘Beith Tube or Crystal Approved “ 7 f antieely of mz sek - oe ope apo pe FRESHMAN — set. Sold on absolute r- | | axe: MASTERPIECE 17 . oe 5-Tube Radio PHONE: | Sees ag ‘ Bieetsescrocos oe toes! $4 Amazing Satisfaction ee or Money Back this interference eliminator on your set and note amazing improvement. No tools ina moments time. Full directions with each instrument. Simply cennect with set and instructions. Requires no additional tubes or batteries. You must be pleased and delighted q@you get money beck promptly. $1.00 postpaid anywhere in U. 8. when cash with order. ; two big Atchison banks wil! or to r reliability: Exchange National Bank, Atchison Bank. Order today—e dollar bill will do. ; STEINITE LABORATORIES, 1005 Radio Bytig., ATCHISON, KANSAS =|l| Specially Priced || Mon., Tues., Wed. _ | STEINITE ELIMINATOR AND RECTIFIER, $1 EACH—SOLD BY oe 1 $ 50 T q AIS b ic | a= Home ieee - _ | Ready to Use (Mail Orders Promptly Filled) Send | ca oc || Terms $1 () a Month @ F.O.B., st. Louts PZ stenite TUBE SET eee rence || Terms? LO pate _—— | : . Tuned Radio Frequency Armstrong License No. JL15149 covers this beautiful standard make. having a coast-to- Steinite regenerative t-tube ‘Set in solid mahogany coast range and wonderful recep- cabinet, hand-rubbed finish, size Sx7x4 inches. Brings tion You can easily tune in the different stations with this seiec- tive Set, and in addition you have Thiebes superior service. in stations in 0. &., Canada, Cuba. Sharp tuning, ; highly selective. So simple a child can operate. No t, exorbitant accessory cost. Operates with one “B” : . & bajtery, one “A” battery and one - -— Ven-12 or C-12 tube. Plain instruc- tions with each Set. Before you buy . tadio, see and try thi s powerful receiver. tube, “A” and “B” batteries _. MUSIC COMPANY & 1103 Olive of users write of distance rece rite ; ption on this crystal Set: some as as 1000 miles. Equipped with Steinite crystal. supersensitive catwhisker, special detector. Solid $6.00 oo TUNE IN on POST-DISPATCH ’ RADIO WANT ADS — especially = | | Sunday. =| BATISFACTION! 7 Is What You Will Receive and —=7/79_=CLLOOTS. OF IT When You Use the «vif ADA NEUTRODYN . — = | (44 size Bx9 inches. A CRYSTAL SET UD iis; “i= Ltt LLL better tone! r u The De Forest D-17 is | simple. There are no wires @ esults n to string, and run through — and walls and ceilings. The bat- @ Fada teries all go inside the cabi- @ Go -net. The true-toned De Hand . Forest loud speaker is built : into the cabinet. All you @ in need to do is to sit down, ad- — Hand just the dials, with your ows © fingers, and listen with your © own ears to radio! cece OUTFIT COMPLETE receiving set. Prices t for use, except for bates 1 Fang s TUBE 1 LARGE RUBBER is are: Two-tone mahogany — . to cabinet, $195; and two-tone Wy NEUTRODYNE HA BL STORAGE BATTERY ~~! >." lee. oe Diamond Diamond Ring was | . al j a Ring | Fine Blue- White we ; Diamond set in or The Tiamond ie a tagon top. The ring marvel of bea ity, | is Solid 18-k. White White The § | Gold ring is Solid 18-k., WwW nh te Gold. pierced’ Special value, $89.50 Also at $150, $175 $700 $37.50 Other beautiful Selid White or Green Gold Kings at same price. -———— on Ee | | Diamond Diamond | Dinner Ring Scarf Pin Ona ‘ -.# i] Four Blue-White Dia- | aan se monds and ] Sap Blue p? re S « Solid Plat White num pierced ; Solid Thamond White Gold pin stem mented at eur ounded * $100 | is.. icon P -—- : Site: ‘deed radia : PE i Wrist Watch | narened. Solid Platinum. pierced and White Gold raga ta" Uniaual §1GO ¥ ai ue ~ RAILROAD WATCHES Guaranteed to Pass Inspection. — ATT Rectangular Wrist Watch Solid 14-k | All standard makes at Lowest Prices. .e4 ‘im ae . ; om the factory to you wane SoM Ag ie es $18.75 ggg ning, ome than others for oe vars omnes + tt and styles in White | High Grade, Guaranteed Merchandise. Ce da ae Gre - Gold Wrist Watches. Hamilton No. 992 =k reg Adiusted Extra special values at $15 and up to 5 poeitior Gold-filled 25 $55 Diamond-Set Wrist Watches at All Prices cogr gucrantes’ case -—- - ee ~ 1 itnois “Bunn Special.” o1 Jewfls. Ad Diamond Cuff Links ste’ ae a Se »~vear guarat! teed O c t @ 6°D | gigin's Latest Raymond. “21 jewels, & phape: en-! Adjustments. Runs 40 hours one wind graved Piat- ' ing Gold-filled 20-year guar- $55 num on Solid | White Gold. | steed case Two Blue, EASY CREDIT TERMS EG Oe eed eieneiiisiditeiiail monés. “stl or write for Catalog 905. Phone 1086, 4 AY * | . ; $25 eal gin tre TOR a Watch Our Store Windows for Special Bargains Open Monday and Saturday till 9:30 P. M.; other days, 6:30. — — HOLDFAST TEETH Ie what we call our plate with the soft rubber suction—forre ts often poqusred to remove them. We make these plates for people who have trouble wearing eceth. Lt us show you Roofless plates ‘f yous mouth is in proper ehape Thirty years experience tr" fitting difficult mouths. Free consultation. Hours & to 6, cacept Sunday. y= Dr. Otis Trotter Specialist, Artificial Teeth fine Bleck ] TH from High as rom Wis 4145 No. 7S. Ret. Locest and &¢. Charice ; -_ | ' ———e Spring __ST-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = ® Great Savings During Sale Furniture and Home Furnishings ' ff —— ae tn os ca Our display of Bedroom Suites is complete in every detail; 4- piece Bedroom Suites from $129.75 to $475. Every Suite a wonder bargain. .It will be to yo ur Interest to see our display before purchasing. Easiest credit terms in the city, FOR YOUR LIVING ROOM WwW" have a splendid assortment of beautiful overstuffed Suites. In velours, tapestry and mohair coverings—we are featuring some exceptionally remarkable values that should appeal to these desirous of fine furniture. The patterns are all new and will conferm to your idea of beau- ty and good taste. Our special offer this week is a splendid Suite in either tapestry or welocr at ao Terms—$7.00 Per Month Dining-Room Suites in large variety in all the newest de- signs and finishes and in both prices are positively 25% less t Our terms are arranged to suit 8 and 9g piece Suites. Our han others for equal quality. your convenience. Examine our stock before purchasing. Let us convince you. ELECTRIC IRON—ELECTRIC TOASTER Special for Monday and while stock lasts, we offer this spe- cial Eleetric Iron, easily worth 35. Special Price. .dcccctisicds SPECIAL ELECTRIO TOASTER— Easily worth $3.50; spe- cial price. oees $1.98 I INVESTIGATE OUR | EXCHANGE PLAN WHERERY YO" CAN FACHANGE YOUR OLD FURNITURE, RUGS, HEATERS AND RANGES FOR NEW FURBNITURE. All Goods marked in Plain Fig- ures. Usual ( redit Terms Arranged. Phone Olive 566 to have our ap praiser call. FREE GIFTS WITH ALL PURCHASES Dinner Sets, Electric Irons, Toaat- ers, 26-piece Silverplated Ware and other valuable ; articles. HOME OUTFITS Measure ap to @ real standard of quality, See our 3 Special Outfits. Outline. = $197.50 Term’—88 Per Month. Outfit. 2A Terme—810 PF Month, Outre ee ‘ es $395.75 Terms—$15 "Per Month. Both gray or bl Complete Line of REFRIGERATORS Side and Top Icers We also carry the celebrated White Frost line of Refrigerators in white, ue enamel. Inspect our line before buying. * Lowest Prices Easiest Terms € | Ty cht e 4 - , itd - — snail | toes Tie ie me |. - Pie, sat el ~ ain ribelbe Prat f jm) a S| a) a) — ee ee ee ao» + | at! nel gf wines ONE ABE Paes * Yea’ Se o I A Se EE oe ae LL LLL A ALLE LL LO LLC LL Le ERE eet estates aa canst a iewEEE are emene — - aegpees sername am eee ne = Pie DP nae % Asya oe eo ee rr ad wi hs hin Bad > 4 ~ ’ -. 7 PR aA Pe the *% Pres Re Senate. se Oe ee Sah s) By. 73 Bo eas box" age “6 , . 2 SON aa

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VATE ade, Fe wr Pe BE pheeehed MR Te ae i ted 31 a raat te ie adage (iii cc. sich, ERT oh, CE ee Rg) Qe ea eae Me. we abs Say Sn wae ta 2 y a ~ he ot ee ae Se ny A tae, tae eee . 2 eet y La % Y P.. trae Te? ia . Pe a a She ee * eet ees Somer ae” pak siete Spit 7. age, SO ee rE Pepe Act ares, Sa Ain 3 » . AR TS, te” eS Fs as tis, Peg | ROT? ROP er a pce | R e ca eke See : co oa AF 6 SE PERE AEE Dl i wow CO ROD s Pee f SS OE. CR ree K WD RXAOe « SR: > - ’ pig aA ee Ss a ee os é 4 . . oa, Poe ac C2 ae a te is at 3 rae ne Ee & . . Sik ed Pa ee i- * oe Rr - ~ . , , c 2 N . : ¥ a oe eye t , 7 =~ oY ax , ‘ ety % ? - os ie ae" =. : 4 , hahibeied 5. ? et ia, ‘ ele : ' , “y ae Pea asi oe ee Me anti a ee ee, ea p , . es Th > Daily POST-DiSPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBI / NED MARCH A sUNDAT. == MARCH 8. L925. What Boiler Is In Your Building? Have you a Kewanee All-Steel Smokeless Firebox Boiler in your build- ine? If not, just step around the corner to some fine building that has one, and quiz the owner about his experience. Ask him for his fuel costs— his heat supply — his repair costs — how much that boiler has contributed to the profits of his building —net profits. ASk him why he hasnt had any smoke? * saan Ask him why oo he built his building of steel — whether it was for permanency, or just to be in style—whether it was because he thought the building would last longer or because Regin- ald Montmorency Van- dersquash had built his building of steel. Then ask him why locomotives, bridges, ships, and every-" thing else that has to have strength and lasting qualities are built of steel ru ; ———— j se : . ——— a” — rive Ask him why the Kewanee All-Steel Firebox Boiler is built of steel, riveted together, and if that is the reason why it lasts forever — does all the work that is expected and required, and asks for no more repair-money in a year than you spend for cigarettes ina day or so. Don’t be a left-handed business man! Don't build a fine building of expensive steel, and install in it a boiler made of some kind of material whose family history reveals a continuous string of constitutional and hereditary weaknesses. W rite to The Old Man Behind the Boiler and ask him the virtue of steel in boiler-making —what the Kewanee has done—and what it will do. Why you can burn any kind of fuel in a Kewanee without smoke. KEWANEE BSILER COMPANY KEWAN ILLINOIS Steel Heating Boilers, Radiators, oe Water Heating Garbage Burners Call at St. Louis Office, Kewanee Building, 4200 Forest Park Boulevard, . or Phone Lindell 3406 or Delmar 858 Branch Offices in All Leadmg American Cities CANADIAN REPRESENTA TIVES—Dominion Kewanee Boiler Company, Limited 66 Richmond St. East, Torcate, Ontarie : PILE SUFFERERS DON’T DELAY! Come and Get Cured—You'll Then Be Able to Enjoy Doing Business—Your Social Affairs, Etc.—Both of Which Are Utterly Impossible While You Are Afflicted and Suffering. In the Following Letter, Mr. Farrar Tells the Same Story Told by Hundreds Upon Hundreds of My Former Patients. , 7 an -~ De | ad | Aon Dr. C. Matthew Coe, Nindsor, Ill., Jan. 26, 1925 = ~ * — ~~ - -_ ~Ol Pine St st. Louis, Mo ry " ° Cs on ko i IROA ° Dear Dr. Coe:— Since being treated by you in Sept., 1924, for I t rn ~ ~ + ”-* - i i D4 7 ow I Rew] _ s** = = T « I hace ~~ —— ol n ern m> s&s & Wwe ee lS . Lies, now ws Wee ec _ ATLOW ave a lec . . ° : -* * in weight and have not had a n ve months sinc a have I cured, and before I was off from work every cays at a time. My appetite is good, and my general health is better 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 I remain, Your friend and patient, ag 4 k since being few weeks, for success, Write or Call for _Free Book PILES wriocr me Piles, Fistula, Fissure and al! Rectal Diseases cured by my Soothing, Gentle Method. Cure or No Pay. No Chiercform. No danger. No Hospital. Ne Detention from Business. write today It will par you CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE. Dr. C. MATTHEW COE. Rectal Specialist 661 PINE STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO. Office Heurs, 8 A. M. to & Seccessor to Dre. M. Ney Smith and P. M,—Gundaya 1° A. M. to | M. W, PF, Hetnrich, Deceased. P. Vi nile’ KNIFE 4 My Guarantsee— Call or Valsabie ‘to Pile Sufferers 28 Yeary FXPERIENCE ———— —_— —— — ROTARY CLUB READY ARR ANNUAL BENEFIT Minstrel Show to Ralse Funds for Welfare Work to Be Given Tomorrow Night. a After three weeks of rehearsal, the Rotary Club tomorrow night will give tts fourth annual minstrel » | $-15 o'clock at Moolah $821 Lindell boulevard for the purpose of raising money welfare wors show at i L@mpie, for its fund for _— A ehilAaérer = oer "zg L £5253 Se 7 ™ . * Fortv members of the club wil * ‘ ‘ participate, dropping tos dignified nflection of their speech as bust- ‘44844 w Ww ~~ + _ ee w+ + : . : “Rs” {n emuia- picker | ness men and the'r > tion of the Dixte cotton a = r Teo interlocutors and six ena men . - . - hoa rave been schooled to bear th . a hk i+++- ‘ams and } t par? ; o Wits o~ +4 ia PaviFs. pal O71 ee | -~* >) ° ~ \f repartee and to execute th6 ©05 k-and-wing rr ** . = . —“ Following the show, a dance and “Du be held, for -heatra has been employed. Attendance at the show last rear was 22290 and advance ticket sales’ ‘mdicate that this number will be inereased tomorrow night. Tickets mav be obtained from any member >> at Rotary headquar- mezzanine floer at the Hotel Statler. Tickets also will be ssa &¢ -~# +> cites ‘ers on the — - ’ fa . a ? + = n gale at Moolah iempie tomor-: eal an ™ n ioth - Welfare work of the elub is a miaior activity, featured by an an- '_- , -_ - 4 a a4 for orphans, a Christ- v for newsboys and other Inns 8A 4 las a ; ‘ vy > 9 crippled and underprivi- ezed children. RARE BIRD IS PHOTOGRAPHED IN NATIVE HAUNTS IN EGYPT Features of Pelican and Stork Com. bination in Yellow-Eyed Creature, Correspondence of *he Associated Prees. | STOCKHOLM, Feb. 18.—The' giant “abu.markub,” or fa- stork tner shoe-beak.” rarest and most fantastic man. Tivtine hie — | s Bil i . ._? a@iric >> $s) A414 -_ a ba as ana locked upon as a curious relic of prehistoric eras, has at last been ts native haunts by white men, and has been induced to pose! efore a motion picture camera. This is the accomplishment of Bengt Berg, called wizard,””’ who has just from Africa. ; Bengt Berg has devoted his life ~ *r* oa studv scer i? ~ i-* sss ‘Sweden's bird | returned of birds and migratory widfowl in their habitats. espe- clally rare specimens. He seems to! have an almost uncanny knack of getting on familiar terms with | them by @Gint of extreme patience, Planned ruses. His! the filming of the} Was preceded by weeks of cruising on the upper Nile a oe! . | ine c and carefully test exploit s* hee > . Tess ‘* aodu MarkuD. scovery of th ‘ Scovery of the strange bird — ~ : was made on an unnamed, almos* of the Nile. _- = The bird hasa body somewhat like. | impassable tributary that of a European stork, while the large bill reminds one of the | pelican. The eves are large and w, and his whole aspect is that | i @ creature of fable. ‘ABIE'S IRISH ROSE’ OPENS AT SHUBERT-JEFFERSON MARCH 29 Howard Thurston to Appear at the American Theater Ney | Week, “Abie’s Irish Rose.” the miracle | Play of the day, is announced for! an indefinite run at the Shubert. | Jefferson, beginning March 29 | | its thir d consecutive year in New York, and ts being played | On the road by companies too nu- | merous to reckon. Next week this) theater will offer J. P. McEvov’s well-known comedy, “The Potters.” Following the engarement of Howard Thur » Magician, next announces tn order s*on the American 5 . - Margaret Anglin and Willlam F- | ° = . = _ versnam i} oOfloose.” hy Toa A ns Jeanne Fagels in “Rain:’ t 2 “PE: it i sae Pak 2rroiis Vvanseti ” : s “Vanities,” and an 77 — in ~ . a Star revival « f Sheridan's “The R vais =u th Virs Fiske Chauncer ‘?} i ay 7, oe elie 4 ee ' ' = 4 - - . . cording to announcement by Edou- ard R. Doty, secretary of the Ha- waiian Starch Co. The entire production will be ab- eorbed on the mainian@d and its sought anxiously by mainiand man- ufacturers of starch who mix # ith thelr own product to raise the y. Doty eaid. The manu?%ac- ture of starch from canna tubers was launched by the Hawalian sompany about four and ai hal? ears ago with the company harv- esting its first appreciable crop in 13924. The demand for the prod- | uct, Doty said, ts practically limit- - less and 199,009 cases of the starch been disposed of tr | OConstderable new acreage its being planted to canna, which is refined at Hilo qualit could have 1924. Reforestation tn Balkan Mountains. “orrespendence of ‘he Agpogiated Preas PLOVDIV,. Buigaria, Feb. 13.— Effective use of conscript labor ts being made by the Bulgartan Gev- | ermment in reforestation. The pre- gram for this year covers virtualiy the entire country, and includes the Ralkan Mountains tn Bulgarian , territory, = = = : ee Seem Sey ANNOUNCEMEN o- March 7—Joseph Call- EXTRAORDINARY 2 TO accommodate a vast multi- tude of people who appreciate the superior quality of Independ- ent Products we have established a new divided payment plan. This will enable you to satisfy your desire for Independent Plumbing and Heating Supplies by a small down payment and the balance arranged on easy terms. This new policy will afford everybody the opportunity of enjoying the best in Plumbing and Heating supplies. Our Showrooms Will Convince You Not Affiliated With Any Trust INDEPENDENT PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLY C0. 1119 Chestnut St. St. Louis. Mo. Send for FREE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE e Sporting of that , persona non grata at the : Ciud because ‘t ts feared ctomary might try bis nip on him. The ciut RR nl Enjoy all the we modern advan ivhile famous labo- ‘es have been per- ting radio, the great « mufacturing chem- have been busy sducing a formula . srestoring gray hair + should be as supe- » to old-fashioned pdyes as the perfecte Bite electric hght 1s g-fashioned smoky lam ‘The Brookline Chemix garantees their produc’ Jutely harmless means say or faded hair to it: sor, leaving it glossy, : Price, $1 Easy to use, because » scalp. No trouble ; ery bottle sold witht! rm or annoyance to hai for it is easily kept.so, For Sale at Wolff-Wi | FOR A REFRESHING, See > oo Drops = ~~ - - — - —— Tre ——- fec-airmile si@nreaeture eae — ee ee THE CENTAUR: AtOmor —_— a — eee ee a ae ~ — _ — — — — — i ee ore Constipation Flatulence LitcPrcrd CaSToRIA 1 NTS Wind Colic Diarrhea To Sweeten Stomach Regulate Bowels _ Aids in the assimilation of Food, promoting Cheerfulness, Rest and Natural Sleep without Opiates sie To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Proven directions on each package. § Physicians everywhere recommend it. CA TTS A pleasant, harmless substitute for Castor | Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups, | especially prepared for Infants in arms and Children of all ages. | MOTHER! Fletcher’s Castoria has been in use over 30 years to relieve oe The ST. is on . Louts evening SARsbepak Giving Associated Press news GOrvicm _.cceul eit Dr. Lewis Baker Questions and Answers mrs. J. R. aske: ‘‘T am 52 ye Sand am very nervous. Saf! eat deal with pain in head a ek of neck. Have to ambiti am always tired and depress pale and listless.’ Answer: Anemia—a deficien blodd or of the important «« tents of the Bleed, produ: svuptoms Pall down tf lid of your eve; if it is pin d of red, you have pret evidence of anemia, and I sx Cadomene tablets be taken improvement af the ity a tity of the bleed, and thas | t the normal health of the be RS and servous system. * > . >». #.D. asks: ‘‘T am seventeeha — . er weight for my age & Es : Am troubled with ¢ a ess and pimples and beils * my face and vy. Would like Pw what to take?’’ _Anewe- Te quickie aid ' is and rid the bleed ef ' causing pimples aad be Sulpherb Tablets as a ls Bian, Medicine. To inere =e"* tty Hene-Nuclane Tabi S sutritional tonic. They u ‘ takes at same time. - ©. ie LUtICuR Clears The 3 | uP * . : to Mrs. EM. Wh , + Pressure exists the } , attestion of a physicians Beer to Mrs. J_R.: The pa —% May sometimes be Pe Ee ae a ors

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“RESO, ~~ SUNDAY, MARCH 8, isos Se ee = SUNDAY, | P MARCH 8, 1925. luncheon ; CAILLAUX AT CLUB there if M. Caillaux attended, and = Fear Someone Might Shy |... the former Premier was to be |. @ Glass at Him. the guest of honor, the luncheon teech 7_—Joseph Cail- | had to be served at a hotel. feersona non grata at the Tristan Bernard, the dramatist, “) Sporting Club of;who is president of the Sporting , pecause it is feared that )|Club, said that he appreciated the ionary might try his/|press club’s impartiality in invit- ing politicians of all complexions, nip on him. The club ‘4g serve this week’s Anglo-'but he did not want any scenes in © aT ——, ENT The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC! -_—2— = Oo - | had actually sought a task of one| twice as many young women as| auspices of the Salvation Army.! gratulation In view of tRe treg¢ ' kind or another. young men were sent t6 the over-| which, in the opinion of Commis-| excess of females over males im éhe _ Incidentally, it 1s related that! seas dominions last year under the| sioner Lamb, is ‘a matter for con- British Isles.” | ADVERTISEMENT » | ' One Spoonful Helps 60 Year Old Man American Press Club the club. He remarked that, per- sonally, he was not hostile to Call- laux, but that “someone in the din- Ing room might shy a glass at him seven sors ot menses =» DEOPITE LACK OF WORK CZ he knew scores of members who | | would resign. He would not say | | E EMA 4 who they were, but mentioned that A Louis Barthou and others known | to be hostile to Caillaux were mem-| 300,000 Women Are Unem-)| ‘ rch : ployed Yet Domestic Prob- CAN BE CURED | lem Continues. | All I want is your name and address so! can send f treatment. I want you just to try thi you a ree trial try it. That's my only argument. treatment—that’s all—just | I've been in the Retail all | Correspondence of the Agsoclated Press. | LONDON, Feb. 18.—Great Brit- {RS GRAY HAIR J. C, HUTZELL DRUGGIST : rug Business f the Indiana State Board of Pharmacy and p hey eS served four yeare as a member of | with the unemployment problem, | Association. Nearly everyone in Fort Wa SS 4 yne knows me and knows about my successful * RSE treatment. Over Thirty-Five Thousand Men, Women and Children outside of Fort Stomach Trouble For Years. Now Feels Fine |ain’s surplus of women combined a | there being approximately 300,000 | w | ayne, have, according to their own Statements, been cured by this treatment since I first & ‘> , ade this offer public “After taking only one spoonful Ad-! headache (wh bh 1 tnactien) 4 pot. 5 er. | women and girls out of work, has | made public. Soni ache (one Cee See “ e — = . = you have Eczema, Itch Salt Rheu . lerika l ;ce! Detter 1 ali for years AT «A Sitizcie = morn f Fi of Adieriks often pre- 4 lode NS brought about a strange situation | ment has cured the worst cases I ever Prem ine= B dnp girs Se eee | BY age of G0 years it is ideal——so differ | du ex surprising and gratifying reeulte ; Jf a ~ ' ; rom « icr mel oc. ‘Signed 4 It) (Asean af Obetin e co r - / f } — . ‘in the servant shortage which ex- 6% a tu FREE. Th and address on the coupon below and get the trial treatment | want | Carter. — mee gel FP peta , matipas see Bn VER 7 a | _ to send you - ihe wonders accomplished in your own case will be preef. | Se ee eee gH ’ ae A | perts for months have been @N- «aucan-cupecen epee CUT AND MAIL TODAY Intestinal Fvacuant of ~ ren ll -. La Ra Been Reng Bm SD ty) mK | ; t er- J C. HUTZELL, Druggi . 4912 There i he publir | deavoring to straighten out. Am oe &. L, ggist, No. 4912 West Main St., Fort Wayne, Ind, | o ts now offered te the public's Reports From Physicians liquid preparation which is not only a = = N tes have been busy iat should be as supe- to old-fashioned | The London newspapers are | ji... preparation that removes the éatarrh- ordinary tube. Mr. J. W. Milburn, 331 bi aly dyes as the perfected cold filled daily with advertisements for | 41 mucus from the intestinal tract and isadeed everwhere aus ta ee | CURED bai ag | . 4 _ “Se ‘ e- cooks and maids of various kinds, |allays the inflammation which cayses | special offer to agents Write him today, | Why trifle with the danger of strangula- ULCERINE SALVS ite electric hght is to the many of the housekeepers offering | practically all stomach, liver and intesti | or Rg ng EE BGR Be : | some sort of inducement to attract} nal ailments, including appendicitis. One| rC ‘salve known and heals sores from SB bot- ashioned smoky lamp. ‘The Brookline Chemical Co. Wmarantees their product as a simple, ab- Moutely harmless means of bringing back Umay or faded hair to its original natural moi, leaving it glossy, soft and lustrous. Price, $1.10 scalp. No trouble at all to use; a few minute * a | Ss in your room is enough. | ‘all dav long. ‘ran for several days, was 4s fol- | ‘where they are virtually on duty Their pay here aver- | 'eooks in large households receive a good deal more than this. the attention of the eligibles. One of these which appeared recently, read: “Servant bonus—A $15 reward will be paid to anyone finding a really reliable cook general. AD- ply Lady ” Another which advertisement, “I had stomach trouble for nearly 20 years, truly wonderful. I believe it is the best | , medicine on earth.’ It is a simple harm- | IO. 000 to changing tires. also constipation which filled = HOLES LEAK NO AIR s wonderful new tube increases mileage from 12,000 mfles and eliminates It costs no more than the | valuable when PROMPT action is neees. sary or to encourage the elimination of metabolic poisons through the bowel. _ ° * « > ~ p i ; ; | Don’t be atraid of living. > /' i SY, ‘4 {ean women living in Lendon say | Please send without cost or obligation to me your Free Proof Treatment wonderfully effective and QUICK intestina! “I congratulate you on the good effect & —_ oe . j P i >| } ‘ac ’ e ] : * : e 7 : . ~_ ‘. ~ A ~ Z ) Poy , 'that it ts more difficult to obtain evar want, but which also seems to stim: | from Adiertka since I! prescribed it. ay E ll the Wo d rt ] s ( . | Name A ulate the glands of the intestinal tract | (Signed) Dr. LL. Langlois ina njoy a ndaderru ‘ SS , Sot ' | the services of a cook or house- | e \ge — = to ae Ses of fiatus (GAS). “Adierikha its the Dest in my entire 37 ee ; es )= “a : ities 8S preparation, nown as Adierika. te a years experience.” (Signed) Dr. G. 1 #&=«modern advantages! y WY | mals thas & te te mene eee en | elt State valuable agent for the purpose of cleans. | Eggers “§ = . : | of the United States. | Scag ing — bowels of matter which has been “Il prescribed Adilertka with highly eat- |. ~ Te to the in 1@ «system a long time and which isfactory results.’ (Signed) Dr. A. 6. C. 4 i * F : 1; b nomgge re pom: a of out ments of the blood, produces | the plain yellow Minvolf Does/|I told him I had just commenced Gonderful saan hae oie eT Scale aug. Won't you try. it at & symptoms, Pull down the | Minyol stain the hair?’’ }using Cadomene Tablets. He told win: seen ‘eek ae This ana expense? | Address Dr. Van Vice amme @ of vour eve; if it is pink, | Answer: No, do not cut hair.|me to continue as they were a8) cine is a Godsend to suffering hu Bo = Day ice gepdlemaeagam Ae ge you at the No, Minyol does not stain. It | good as anything he could pre-| paniy ’? YY a 7 ‘66 99 — evidence of anemia, and I sug- | quickly stops dandruff, falling scribe. After using two boxes I ola eh th RB ( tabl ts f t ile ee ’ Ye tek ter - Cadomene tablets be taken to | hair and itching scalp, and im-/| kept getting better until now I WEST LYNN. Wage n ess you see ie ayer TOSS on e you are no ge ora of the quality and | proves the strength and beauty of | am fit for most anything. Appe- Ge " ae seat ~ gp " fags on. a oak ity of the blood, and thus re- | the hair. Bobbed oily. hair is par- | ti d, sleep well, ete. Had) Garrity, 84 South St., writes: ‘* For a, adh i ’ par- tite good, sieep well, ete. Gin. pape ; * . we the normal health of the body | ticularly benefited by its regular’ weighed 145 pounds and now ‘, es . mave be oe Vilane tin t eC penulne ayer spit Prov Sd S y ml 1ons an = ; MQs aud nervous system. use, ‘weigh 175 pounds. I think it is Powder for setarrn See thought ~ Dy, D oe A Oe ‘the best medicine for a run-down wb ee ee . tn rs or 4 ‘ epee 66 i 9 - : ° 4 Lé nm ror i A nea- - *. UV. asks: Tam seventeen and Answer to Mr. H.: Cadomene | system and recommend it to every- agi | b d b yea A . Weight Son’ od are and Tablets and Balmwort Tablets may | one, ate.’ san a — — ui ee prescr e y p ysiclanis Over iv snopmMmates anou .A. Meza! INDIANAPOLIS, IND.—Myr. H. Rh t skin you cog. on Cuticurs iffness of muscles and joints. | /0sis. I have recommended Men- | or Ee Tene rf “4 Se Mitta, 2913 Orange St., writes: eurltis eulnda 1SiM) part with Cuticura Ointment _ This condition is some- | Years, and thousands have found Rial ~ 4d SS ae . ese? surely are the best I have ever I five minutes, wash of with ve ’ he eeotatination, in which | ~ “3 wig’ to anything else. It is | been badly a a five tried. I always — Cad bead $6 ¥9 . De 7 Sulpherb Tablets as a | best for both children and adults. : Je é ~ Casea Roval Pills, Cadomene, A cura Soap and hot watt. » and kidney regulator. If | ° ¢ "| Years and had to continually take Balmwort and Mentho-Laxene.’’ ccept on = Cc which contains proven directions. etonic and neutralizing | catarrh and bad breath?’’ bossa eof di- * ; rj druggist does not supp’: ® med! Be te up the kidneys and | Apewer: Obtain antioeptic Vi- | cee ee Gmilee te maine, Tae |cines mentioned by Dr. Baker, the ly * o | F ° . , , ° 7 ; i 7 ? : . . - ‘ 24 | Sage orca any Fewest and wee Sp per Gives “now free of constipation gnd fee! | following can do so: welts We Han y Bayer XesS of 2 tablets Also bottles of 24 and. 100. Druggists, WORKERS for the OFVICE. * oi ing and night. This is the most FAIRBANKS, IND.— Mrs. F. THE Bi APMBIIDN PRODUCTS CO | LL. FACTORY, WAREHOUSE : to Mre J.R.: Th ins | effective treatment h se@ Price Thomsgor, R. R. No. 1,} : eee . ceticacides Salicylicacid nome, : ae -—s May iemtttinen bo ce- sagulasly for severa)] onthe. si _writes: ‘‘T am 46 years old and! DAYTON, OHIO. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture Monoa ter of — serene ote at het het eieieeameieinaiee | ites teh ee in some cases, of rheumatic char- | pocesnmading higher ght om, AR tte They said thev couldn’t do much Thousands | _—- Ss ae | the adbum of the ns wapapers and good and I would have to suffer | | doubtless has helped in relieving | it out. I would have spells of ; + Y. W. asks: ‘‘In the past vear the ailments and minor infirmi- belching, heavy feeling in stom- Send Postal for Dollar Trial—FR [ have gotten too fat and also T tcsof the public more than ans geh, bloating and at times could | 4 suffer with embarrassment, be-!| history: and by an inexpensive scarcely get my breath. One day td — 3 cause I have to have all my cloth- , method | I read vour answers and saw that i To anyone suffering from Piles we sets ing made to order, as nothing wil! lave pure and free from habit- | Some one else had suffered as I i sur Sac cS } fitme. Can I reduce?’’ ‘forming drugs. They represent| did and had gotten relief from Answer: I suggest that vou|the combined wisdom and expe-/ taking Triopeptine Tablets. [ . i obtain Arbolone Tablets, which are | Pinas areuntets nse gays used them and have not been generally very effective in reduc-| ply them. = @ . troubled since, and 1 gladly teil By reading his answers tq; others of their goodness, etc.’’

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| a eee » Peele be ! | { oe Aes : | eh a. e 4 | ° ’ s Ahk s iv Size 9x12 Ft as: icgaiiie wan ipl fia 4 | Real $24.00 Value e Shaw still belonged am i tigi . 4 | Ibsen has been taken de : i Te s iy living. i HELE | ” / One may like or dislike © | 4 tu ; s | | fermer emotion is much A Eat Oe = ee | . of many rears ago ‘tia ® a 3 . % _ . “ur | In Simmons B Rone a See hie coil 3 a a Il WTTNOMS LOW . of the human ego sound b Paes. © , Yi MM; : = ¢~—,, 24°": 2 @ Freudian neurologist. Wie a) /vory or Vernis Martin “s eS. 2 => oe eearte ails * . © RD ae Ge A “ » intimately in Ibsen's play : af, . - = \ PT. ol v ft. deed. “The Wild Duck” & 3 ee: = A tx ; ’ = - : : the c ned~ ' Le ae TO SUI T Cash — SF Ae = poke ——s tivation of man. Thus. = Pi Mae r - , . $ with the ordi felt-base Russ. These & is presented as 4 perso u Fas ss { $1.50 ? AF nm ge = 5 gga og rane ond wearing quality. - | syery best Intentions in so ta abd 2a 4 i By * | / i | a Month only $14.95—on terms ot 59-50 cash and SLB Of en recegee ae ie cn * Side-Icer 1 - bh propel him. Ir te only ri eee ra “> N , - : @ | “ e and the author who F ; oe R . “4 a 7 , | - nad how much his a i > ue re £ t , ' 3 42 : " a lism has been condition if i i a ef Y igera or “Ef ‘ | Costumers — ed ed i fierce hatred #t his father. Be bates | : th this is dangerous PbaES 3 $1.50 Cash—$1.50 a Month | - | This Week | | with “The Wid Duek.” { Sif kick UST the Refrigerator you want— ; pts ee ee a ‘8 fee fe - 5 y — : } 4 ; t « i So errr. een er —S — ‘ Duck" not one minor ro! es = : ——= = Rite vite st pt ipa ‘ Z character is rich in oppe ? : " A hy ne : - ra and impertance. ij * ‘ . r et a SP ggapentettit! | : al mis performance by the Actor , « Cite : : ; Co. te not perfect. One ir 4 7 . ° es j a 2 role is badiy marred. A zi . wo-Tone Combination Walnut Bedroom Suite ; txts. me e : “ = os : Lificentty. 4 Four Handsome Pieces! A Wonderful $195.00 Val | F sredactimiiin Gelene the | . N off 3 alue ° ca : ictetet: Oe ; AN, offering surpassing any you have seen in years. Four large Three-Piece Velour Living-Room Suite 4 hich Nastmeye.geee to th =F e vanity. ,.Made in Tudor design ia oo “see ee pete ae 15 IKE cut—consists of three beautiful pieces. AH upholstered in 7 occasion the star elected ° i? Sold regularly at $195.00. This eee 7 Rag veneer and gum. ° Se ; : figured velour with loose cushion seats. A Suite of ususual oe the role of-Hedvig and st . terms—for only _. mniy—on convenient credit —= FIVE handsome pieces of dining-room furniture for only $36.85. style and quality that ordinarily would retail at $200.00. Special & strange, mystifying. an se a tee Consists of oblong extension table and four for this week Bs. , adult persen of tho Titt ae Only $6.00 a Month Pays for This nandsome chairs to match—all in the most pop- 85 OO ua oe cbs Keiser ee ee ate j cadete eeee cade ig Now this part ts played eiz at = ular nut brown finish. Table has 42x54-inch =— T ‘ $6.00 M th z and sincerely by a young a : ‘7 top. The He are Beep ng in finest qual- Srmee: a EOn o ™ mamed Helen Chandler, an ) é ity muleskin. A real $56 value for only Se | putting the part back int | . The New Console Outfit! Your Credit . Cr Chinas di : ence the intent of the at i s eg i 99 Is Good n Lerms of $2.00 a Month . | pe A St B , ; r is clarified. 3 : eM fe >} Akt | Account evens Bros. Be LN RS Blanche Yurka Stare. : | e Concert wal AHS, Den ee } PHONOGRA : . mec : aii : | y there ts much fishing fm . | (As I PH Kitchen " Pla er-Pj } a 2 | ‘> waters for “The Wi 5 . : s illustrated) Cc bi A Cabinet for | There has been a 4ispes > Fi Comp! ifa} ne! : po motet thet ye . L. : aa She aimee ee Atty _ Your Music Rolls A $450.00 Value | ro & . > aa - 7 oe ° . -—— “ ; e ~ dlesticks — and 30 Brunswick selec- W pare mcm XACTLY ike eut— Special This Week Scene an tions. ed china cleset. Ha« weak spot is the werk set record. This is really a om such easy monthly terms: that > nati Gamble as Ekdal. f a ct ge value priced at a bar- makes it easy to buy and easy to T ae takes» gain at $79.<0. pay. No extras—nor inte | tl : y Geli Ke <3 en interest ever $10 9 overwritten ana turns it 3 . our red | ood ™ | on *SUCSCTC8 S88 TCC Fe See eee se eee eee Es J a f | - a , SSSRSES RCSB e888 Ee eS: ssa. | ‘

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Oe BNO Geter FR ee BRET 7 7 > he ft ES ph Mate tk ery ed oe SS Byrnes le ee I es SG ae GSE AO te I eg a aly te ge aga es cee eee ‘ > . i ‘s ws . h . 73 ? ae - : ay ‘ant 4 ST atin iy i ee ee de ne TA ee Searazee™ ae — Ps See Te Be sae : : . * - ; 3 ne “ ‘ - : 4 a ' : 7 % 4 Boe La eS dae 3 ie : hi fd a ae PAGES 13—16 —_—— == ll === ad Msen a Freudian, Mosnaualan saoueget| fs Shown by Revival) = ' (QRS JY" gee RE, Sines Pacan | WPramatist Described Complexes Before They vo de aS me. A eT mptbeasbeey shine. | BeWere Invented — “Starlight,” With Doris — se -* § ae : First St. Louis Perform- feane, Based on Career‘of Sarah Bernhardt. “ le & se é _— ——_— ae once Tussday Night at ; a —— .- 0 a i il Oe % a ee. op ieee a an 4 Coliseum. : \ f eas ——— ee By Heywood Broun, Drama Critic of the New York World. Bis ep oC sl AEE ail igo ee: HE St. Louls Massenchor of a 4 : _ SW TORR, Maree’ t. , ee a ff ee wet ae i. T 400 mixed voices, supported by HEN gears . ow, eciagere “ov ap ie pans that - ” “ “ a i & ORD , Z Pr ont i ee a ag the -entire Symphony Orehes- Shaw st elonged among the modern dramatists. nd now $i gi a RR GE WE ae tis al r . An- f Ibsen has been taken down from the shelf and restored to the re. i pe is is ae ‘ ile te j ‘ LM MAUDE POWERS iN "GEORGIA : ein breil 2 agar eae ically living. Zi ee Bs: ee El — Orpheum day night at the Coliseum which One may like or dislike “The Wild Duck” as he pleases, though ee Tig ie Se ee “ea a 7 bin i ee j ae wijl present three choral works i Rrmer weation is much~the enetex. Dut no ene dan ‘nav tht Be ‘a poe ae a Be ie. : : ve ) e ee | es & ew ; ee ee eet 88 eh ec hitherto unheard in this city. ‘ y nce es ig ; Chee . Week 24 ae They are Anton Bruckner’s “Te play of many years ago has in any sense drifted out of touch Deum,’ Max Bruch’s “‘Frithjof at contemporary life. . SF e § S a meter ee ' oe pig OS 2 Et pede : a i ee a ‘Indeed, Ibsen, in revival, takes on new values. Much that he ; ae rd : p eS SME EE a : Aall® (Oils: : Sone : Ky ee. bj His Father's Tomb” and Korning's of the human ego sounds precisely like a paraphrase of a new- ey | eee ce , : a “The Power of Music.” ved Freudian neurologist. When Ibsen wrote, the complex had The “Te Deum.” one of the been discovered, but the latest of man’s afflictions is dezlt most distinguished works of a i intimately in Ibsen's play, in spite of the lack of modern jargon. : composer whose symphonies have Full 9-12. indeed, “The Wild Duck” ifs al- ee Le oe 5 ge! oe eee | a % 4 , See been making the tour of Europe Be. PP MES og gt ll | 4 2 ! recently, but none of which has ft. siz handsome con altogether concerned with ever been played in St. Louis, is designs. The Rug you * we are fond of calling “the ee on Pe aa ge ; Ae PEP ay anes 7 psychology,’ since it attempts price than you ever expected te fmark the discrepancy between > written for mixed chorus, quartet ay—; . : ‘ ” at will give a Be aa oe Punderlyving and the conscious WILLIAM and orchestra. “Frithjof,” one of ight att - i on phi mere f Thus, Gregers ¢ ee oe, Sne SerE, Seeeres. Bee tion of man. Pus, “ +s Bruch’s finest productions and the Mdinaey feltcbase Races There iene Mgt MEER is presented an 2 person of = @ George Whites HODGE in oat at: bie cane , : , ; ere i no - ‘ , , ae , pearance and wearing quality.,. Sold regu. fj very best intentions in so far as “SCANDALS FOR ALL OF us — meseteotg week, just for excitement, they go at Pecan recognize the impulses ere signal success, is scored for solo udvert- b aritone, female chorus and or- terms of 39.50 cash and $1.50 a month, ra, TIE TICITIL Jefferson chestra. ‘“‘The Power of Music,” by a German composer just com- s ing into prominence, is written for solo soprano, male chorus and or- Nich propel him. It is only the Pe Mience and the author who un- nd how much his ot ~ | 44 } \ | ey ~ ey The “Te Deum” ts famous for its ee 7 Bee £ ee Beg AS Beams ee 5% , Je "hs Re ? Pm coe stupendous skill in counterpoint UT even as mild surmise as a eo age: i iis ne as ae Cae : ; YK Pe ie se Se. ; this is dangerous in dealing g ee & & a 3 : 7 . Nig taal ¥ | i and its individual writing for the with “The Wild Duck.” ‘This orchestra. It will be sung tin Latin. thrilling and gripping piv “Frithjof.”” based on Bishop Teg- JACKIE COOGAN ’ or *? ner’s far-famed “Frithjofsaga,” was written when Bruch was only 20s KS years old, and it met with extraor- Ginary favor. An analysis of thé work follows: Work Hae Six Scenes. ‘4 lready suffered a great dea ] @ “¥ & ee ibe £ : i. oe bags | gi: Z ; 4 a | * . E placed § 5, i é ae se ee | & ee ed > ti. A & “ eee : in THE PAG MAN' ane m the encumbrances it by the critics. In the old 5 ee ae iia ea aaa s é be See z ; up to thwart the pu biic. s GB : | sdian psychology might easily shten otbers. And the fact of : y. iis Sap ee : a : } | Bmatter is that “The Wild a 2 ge A ei oe “6 ss : = ~_— ; oe 3 ; i” needs no afterthought. study ; er | p 1 ee tie it ane J agate : Mulhall. EN needs no such accessories Sailors Flayed Band of Nude Females. eh LR ‘ee ise. nen Oa ia ale ee ple and curses of the priests. . fore the fact. No person en- Satis a Bh ag? % eee ae fo , Capitol—"A Breath of Scandal’ with Patsy Ruth Miller and Lou The fourth sgene is entitled ets any one of his plays except r = | “ ~~ -§ es OT | Tellegen. “Frithjof's Departure From the mane divine right of being inti- . By RICHARD L. STOKES. ee 3 ] J W £E: Jl selected from the works of Richard I. Larghetto calmato. Nerdentan.-Auk tleah eae . rr New this part is played sim- den charms that they killed the for pruriency: “Paradise Lost.” ia on ntra an CSTENGLYFIC Wagner. At next Sunday's popular = ee wae hailed in Germany on fees PP ve pend sincerely by a young ac- women, flayed them and carried passages of amour: and the Bible concert, the orchestra will be audi- Meanie ° . ** ‘ 4 - . : 4 te ,s wre ; ] : | . oS a) 7 -3 ‘aren e - pau Interest SS DENTALLY, I don't know turn to ugliness, a denial of Mans tions to painting, sculpture and dals,”” opening tonight: a revue in two acts of 30 scenes, with a | The Wagner program, which is “— sen dake te ate a | Koentgs hom | i od _ allay wene ve a ng deme ty ant ae ee | score by Ceorge Gershwin and costumes decor amd curtains | expected oS ow “ the oe troppo e ci f 15 (Mr. Faerber.) ) er Jaeger” (“The Hunter”) ‘ E as ; There has been a disposi- illusion of adornment, including ,.4,,. Havelock ie 4 so sano | sald - have been executed in Paris. Heading the cast of 109 | vocal and orchestral excerpts from «5 Intermezzo, Valse Lento and Piz- (Rhenish Fotksong.) F ae | to insist that you must begin dress. Therefore the writer, in of Pietro Aretino na “4 gmt ' are Winnie Lightner, Lester’ Allen and Tom Patricola. “Die Meistersinger.” ‘*Parsifal,”’ zicato, from the “Ballet Sulte, (Mixed Chorus a capella.) . a S'S to grasp the symbolism Monday's comment on “Artists and orscenit It has ! 0 obscenity as | Shubert-Jefferson—William Hodge begins tonight a week's engage- | “Tristan and Isolde” and “Die “Sylvia” ...... _.Delibes 4%. “Frithjof at His Father's Tomb” Dia ‘ “MI ls.” ind! d its discl ‘ y. as its proper place sae ii (nah Cea al | Walkuere.” Mme. Claussen and §. Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2~ —Bruch ¥. That's nonsense. Ib- Models,” indicted its disciosures OM 4, ar as in life. The greatest writ- | ment in a comedy of his own fabrication, “For All of Us, which Walkuere ap: Liezt (Solo baritone, female chorus and bas told a straichtforward and esthetic grounds, but lodged no ac- : anol = a ee “oe e take . | Mr. Middleton will join during the rches bl cg ers have used it, Aristophanes, Dan- ran a season each in New York and Chicago. He takes th orchestra.) mele story in perfectly under- cusation of immorality. Ch ae | | ‘a | closing number in presenting the Itinerary of Spring Tour. 4. “The Power of Music’....Kornig¢ able term . , This attitude rose from a convic- ste aucer, Rabelais, Sterne; Shak- character part of a grizzled old ditch digger. In his support me great farewell scene between Wo- | (Male chorus, solo soprano and or-~ hed the aoe 4 of art and to reject the richnesa of > Carr } “R of Paris,” a film starring Waikuere , - March 27 and 28, New Orleans; “ _* marvelously rf on the moral virtues of the theater. | Lester and Eddie Carr, besides “Rose of lar! = 6 Finale of “Die Walkuere ‘ A lecture on “Judatem as a Phi- ? treat . written part nature—it is to pervert our vision | Rete ; (Mme. Claussen and Mr. Middle- March 29, Baton Rouge. La.; March losophy of Life” will be ee performance. Immoral Masterpteces, eo? the world a8 to poison the | Mary Philbin. - cnt 30, Shreveport, La.; March 31. 4 “« delivered _ let is the work of HAT havoo would not such a springs of life. | Garrick—‘‘Moonlight Maids.” Two & « Today. Vickeburg, Miss.: April 1, Jackson, rs gabe oe “oe was at 8 p. ¢ : — as Ekdal, Mr. W committee wreak upon the “But the expression of obscenity | Gayety—‘Sliding” Billy Watson and his “Fun Show." HIS afternoon's popular con- — — a Levin of Tol-eviv, Palestine. ga Terms: 4 Doverwriiten an oe a monuments’ of genius? it alone can only-be a gatisfaction, | Idberty Music Hali—‘‘The Girl With the Fan.” Teer the last but one of the Aen 6, ee an aS Levin, a noted Hebrew scholar set- - a turns nt ’* : . NT = eremeneneeneanen _——— ee ree : - - $10 a Mont Cont : t into would destroy “Hamiet,” which and then but monetary, to the ee series, will offer two soloists— Continued on Next Page. tled in Palestine three years ago. om Next Page. treats of adultery; Shelley’s ‘The Continued on Next Page. 254 edie ecm ee et hii ng ee SN as

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation | than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ONE WE | "1H J BERT-JE at Odeoy, Made in Memory of ‘es ~ A MUSEMEN Te BEGIN’G Massrstetabae cae Stabe? hne- Drechadl Continued from Preceding Fase. Puccini Direction-Klaw a Erlanger IN STAGE CRITICISM ete oo an A Pe SAN CARLO OPERA ‘COMPANY | AS SHOWN BY “WILD 19 PRESENT TOSCA’ MARCH 23 jurlesaue. The figure of the Scan- 4 Loy Chosen to open ane | : ee TONIGHT 8:15. MATS. WED. show-off becomes WILLIAM | DUCK” REVIVAL. e Week Choice for Opening Night « . > OOD sEATS AT ALI uf WEDNESDAY ’ Unresert ed ~ ‘ P “= ‘ € iw Ri¢ Fs FOR 'hertian Bunthorne. The man is a, San Carlo Opera Co.s We | Pop. Matinees SATURDAY \LL PERFORMANCES 00 Se Every Perf. : ~ ~7 nani rnrices } ee@inmi:hi . fo on i bluff and the playwright is merci-) opera at popular prices, | had ery a less in his observation, but the ut-j wareh 23 at the Odeon, wit © Overs adadows Any Revue Ever + e. 3 ter falsity of Ekdal’s pretensions! 0... chosen in memory of ‘ts P oduced An here A Ti | Bare nust not be exposed to the extent’ composer, Giacomo Puccini, wht . ada at ny oe _ ae that he is not calculated reat foo! a died last Nevember. The titre! i . - single other character on tne stage. ., ill be sung by Elda Vett ri. that > = hrow Gregers Werle, by Manuei 3 7 - Ceontinerd from Wreceding age. crudest and most childish mind. Obscenity only attains its Jrue and full value when it is the means of | attaining a deeper reality and newer beaut Those who object to obscenity and yet have never realized this—even when they are re dinavian eo-called artista who wish to pro- _4 la! the if own Tre fined = uperiority, i vet ‘tpiehabe merely ‘write them- To dé so istot f Mario Cavaradossi \ yee Care mnetely ‘write Geers: gig te OF et iat at to tO OT ae IN HIS GREATEST LAUGHING § Se:ves cown, 17 ie Shaksperean the young idealist, - ontas - Salazar. and Baron Scarpia " " . }. ‘Ff ‘+ 4 re ? sense have no right to lay thelr @ He becomes then a Ma@il-wit and ario Valie In the cast aiso wW +9 sacTriligious hands on the obscene.” that is not the idea. He is merety, be Pietro di Biasi, Natale Cervl e : ft hamdala ‘ irtucs aa the doctor expiails, sultering Francesco Curci. Luigi de ( esa -. 34 N OTHER words, Heywood fronya severe attack of integrity. Pietro Salori and Gilda Mercaile The Mos! Humorous and Lovabie fe a Broun observes, “a play may bi Its Brutal Bitterness. On the second night. Verdis the Staze Has Ever eset 23 obscene and excellent or obscene ORTUNATELY. the role is 60. “Rigoletto will be give wat! + . a3 3 and ‘A ort hiess ’ An bit steir ot ws play ed by Tom Powers Mario Raslioa in *WhWes nar + ? ars WHAT THE ee YORK | ¢’, a’ ; . : ; al relativit ght retort that : that it does carry complete’ and Josephine Lucchese as Giida “LEOUND SOMETHING IN MY EYE THAT STRO =. ae F- obecenity cannot exist, no proces leanviction. Thomas Chalmers, in-| Demetrio Onofrei wt l appear: as EYE c | BES ROBERTSO Cue , ts o- life ma’ nosaeib 4 hye TY ore de- . + Pa ex e) en? as Reli * ing the 1); ike > cd “Ste }} 4 de Vi« +* i . : a other And this ¢ thica! physi ist calculate i to increase the stock during the week ar Ald: , utive months. It j is the only revue r — : di in New Yerk AnD EMOTIONAL PE PERFORMANCE AS ANY ACTOR OR. WAS EVER GIVER TO a + | P uw ould not he ' ompelled, for pur-j - “i 2 »* e = nc light T S } re ad- | a a] er i Fr s= aT 4 I Pax- J * Hi j ee ee this that ered a sensaticna! hit the ete poses of perspective, to take his way. Few plays of such brutal/liacci.” “Madame Butterfly.” “Lu- sone Cet ones —_ *THE HUMOROUS INTEREST OF FOR ALL OF US GAS GREAT AS THE SE é _ ¥ , - , : F ‘ ; . : ok 3 ! : . * oe =! { Se P ee Stand oT] Betelgeuse. Hie would hitternees have ever been writtel cia di Lammerr I T . agg nee Revue that has not any addi- IT PUTS MR. HODGE IN THE FIRST ROW OF LIVING AMERICAN ; ~~ : = Bee LS . e ' “Ss — ra ' +. aye ; , > 114.4 Ce ‘ ‘2 need merely to step outside Anglio- LP e Wild Duck epresents Ibsen's tore. Lat erir an . E hons or changes of any in — cast of players. JAMES METCALFE- WALL ST ; i ps, Te . = o% ™ 6 . - - ? - * Sat 77 . oe. a; ay Saxondom—that is to say, upon ai- rritat at the 1 i s foi- diere di 5S Sta it was great the first night, is much greater now with the *mR HODGE IN FOR ALLOF uS ADDS AN UNFORGETABLE 44 a 4 , : — . . van he horders . = — = 7 g most any spot beyond the borde wers to make h 4 latter-day —_ cast —the same ar or "Parisian costumes and dra- - £. of the United pena and of Great nostle He has turned with a ter-. one is tess than glorious The set GALLERY OF GREAT AMERICAN STAGE CHARACTERS. ; eat . - are ime? a] . ’ a 5 7 ee 2 who used one despitefully: and let Keane tn “Stastiett.” HE costumes By Aha 19T™ ANNUAL TOUR OF THE Ain Extraordinary Bill Ovening This Afternoon a . i e > t. an : ovelier tnan SMMr. Giegzteéid .. ety ee. that. to vindigate themseives to HEN a chronicle pilav is ac ale WONDER SHOW OF : ; he & 4 | a i +. a -Es.N ¢ ewe , lavished upon his lildre: , ) if ig their own self-respec men had to built whollr around one in- the . a. ’ : . “ ibt ff so ¥v ; ' | | a s . = ° i> a ~ i ‘it ri i = ‘ feign that such grovelin igs were dividual] it is essential that , Pg Ye ee eS ; | 4 J i Y , - “te? 5 4 or ) ld ¢ ‘2, Ne ** ‘ a 4 | I i ra e 4 ‘ mS » ‘ . ‘ iV I a aon somenow Virtuous. H wou : entra! figure spa pe impor- ;, a . f ~~ im? . a rson al - a ee nn . ‘ ever been assemibed betore © a? é clude that it was persons of ane- | ‘ant or at least interesting. To my aN. pea ag es 3 rs . ._ i" tin ‘ts inc apab! e of the con- on : : Lo *9 Poa Tia Se oe ot ~# ¢@hic -ourse Ss is = _—— a OM sashes | RC { VAU D EV = mic instil =» & taste MAPilg a4ai:is Snort Oi tnis : . : . 7 . uty, who in desperate guess A beep te tgs tae : iid evervone else last night a quest of beauty, who in aftathateite: requirement. Aurelie. who occu- ‘ m . " es 5 a eal = , « —s I* iis upon the ompet ; 2:15 TWO SHOWS—TWICE EVERY DAY——#am) — cies nv% ened such epithets as} cae seh Snes Shes , moment 7 ahaa uments Me rnn +3 He. : fe 2 — , 7“ " ; nies. es See ~* shoulders of Mr. Errol to portra BP: —ON THE STAGE hf yt Saiacious ‘ aTh " | rt ne = , —_ > tha Broadhurst ic : a | aA As ‘ * mex, Be » if Ww Dias a. » 4 ~ ‘ ) sa é&wt. axl hd . i. s - an . i : 7 i 7 > Oarigsa i ij : oe ws * if * The Birth of Propriety. not a character made sufficiently |2" American doughbo | GUS A Song and Da ps ie rigin of pru- te Oe nel , | soused., mu: taken up ® The f : mae — nyc aa ae — arresting either by the author or by F b s ] nd 1 : 100-MYSTERIES~100 | aa ; ry? mn the ascetic religions “aaligre ae rench girlies and bound : > & lery ; BT wa e . ‘ & ; Doris Kean 2. who pia: z ‘he role a mR : . = ' ee a oz fanc “hese were credo ‘ : responsibilities. who finds it Diéa . a3 me fancies. Thes a dined . , The play iS an aGcap.ailon , tf: _ . ag ; > ee after +) NIGHTS AND SATURDAY Matinees Sun Wed 50c & $1 aaa if born of servile popuiations, who Gladvs Unger of Abel Hermant’s ancrer to remain : ‘Tance aver cise MATINEE, SOc, $1. $1.50 *9 *% @. ‘ith much reason abominated ane ; i gall war has ended than to come home ' ff — " : jay eee ees, AMOS If HCCMIS INO £1... pcnomen « mnonetnin wale , EVENT E reality in contrast to an imaginary lburlesque of the conventional life Hie becomes a mountaia guide and MERICA EXTRAORDINARY " a ‘nw a oe J o # har : _— : ipl x 4 : : : ] ’ = ey , is eo! ~ kT i TT , i hereafte A « ' aha) ounded Ww « iia ps re, an 2 recs Oniv : slie ‘ r rh ie earn He - r Sunday, MAR. 22 ees TYTTITIITELIETITiiirii. seee r ; ° “4 "“¢ ‘ 3 : ae Tr 4 BA. 2155 Al 215550" e e. ne Vil ORCHESTRA ENDS strokes are amusing ; wut all ~¢ Lerrol Is scill Falling THE PENNANT. ' .) “ $i . ” ~ ah ona inn ; > ked aur. | _ na = “ ™ “ . 6 ™ fa gins ¢ spar a s inced na ‘ >= ¢ . 3 + -£4" a. he = ; 5 _ = ’ — es. . : ‘ . | ie EAS WT .them are delivered with a full an: QO me Mr. Errol! is extreme A e bia inz holv ceremonies, W hat is called ITS S ON H ended swee by : =) € mee , naiiat ba é irounded sweep y the star. She inmny. authough i is rie a decency was unknown to antiquity. WAGNER PROGRAM) ce Me , hts si sats See” Maal ieee nae and :/ oar inever iicxSs ne tun. OUt always eT igh he does notning more NEWHOFF an “& ME ' ¢ > Riek and emains more or es Ss | an | tae} ee t+ Vo . e i = = | 7+ o . Dn ae : - , ~~ ; ‘ ne a&- - on : liA€ a Lv Vv wil I » 2 : i _ “PiU a|* 4 ee : = ' 7 - ° fe £ we i enigma to France, Italy. Germany Continued from Preeeding Page. ae , , X ‘i ' wee ri P 9 0s NFIL MWeRAY DICK KREFNE AND Two | a R : of -j}much surprised by the fact that down horribly and humiliatingly | Soe ON | “THE REAL VIRGINIA BARRETT in i eie and- Russia, not to speak of the Memphis, and April 5, Cape Girar-|_., . aay ia . Nia WM as eal RHE se: HORS Fy. > oo “ented: & Bushead” VAUDEY = me j et ‘ ‘ ag +3 3 when the piay Degins our Aurelie is ever so © tie speaks . = iis - McRAY - hE Tt ____.. . t See continents of Asin and South Amer- § deau. lthe daughter of a Frenc! ave 1 ae Riek ay ee . - ‘ORD. ) nal + geetaearesio age : | fii Ghiadibter $f. 6 reach tavern-| ous ines eccostenaliy] S48 Ge See comedy drama of ~~ || ROBERT EMMETT KEANE and CLAIRE 1 | e Renaissan: e Was Pagan. After the orc hestra returns ¢ ceeper and i a prominent nression -is fisting: thas _ é 4 Y rama mri by an : Pes ? 4*« “eo cee 3 7 : = .*% ? ® So Y ~siltar _ - : - . e - . AT. . sia . ~~ , + on es a wswss "7 Z A h *Dpec ; : ee a ‘ Phe: : aS reaction ‘astenead With peculiar S: Louis on April 6. Mr. Ganz will '. pache tonight ptentres eam item eudectunitied mee aan OE AAINS aul Or of von | | in a New Offering “ROOM 909° by Homer B. - ‘ in “ ar >. — 7 ore a ee ‘ ee ad ‘ =e 4440. GU re? a Wal : . Pept rey JAsiatks®d Bas . . ' . ak ate. ; ‘ pen pen e tinfit fer sur-| held auditions of aspirants for solo ; , a ¢ 7 ae na ee ee TOPICS NEWS ALG: upon those afraid of life and cagements os e nan to on we watch herasshe mounts for him. In storm i - — NIGHT ™—Orchestra. $5.00-—First Baleony. 2 Kews $2.5 5] Coming Next Week: McINTYRE AND HEATH 4 Fe oe ; : : «i — -* z EM? 2 ’ nm a ‘ i 2 ; ss Bs 4 “ . - oh . - ~~. . Be bay } : : : . “ ‘fe Of eanee ae ee — achicha. to stardom and then boredom We novel. smart nor particulsat: - MAIL \ Rows $2.06. 5 Rews $1.50. 7 Rows $1.00: serond BRalcony. J¥c. +4 4 : . - cual te wwe uiar concerts. Appiication bianks > ¢ ne pe WED & SAT. MATINEE ES—trechestra $2.00, First Bai . oon og: 12 4: | : . — “ee RAMA! see her failure and her journey in- esting Mr tombergs me.ouies x SE ld cony. i tae ‘ Tie ew that a great majority ot lay ‘tbe obtained at the orchestra - . ° a y nd her journey it Ae Melee Re ea Be ORDERS Rows $1.50. 12 Rows $1.00: second Balcony 50c. ODEON—FRIDAY EVE.. | MAR M 20 aa ’ seal sie SS igs a ae sin a a? renestr: to South America in order to ex- are f the most en aT noe swine NOW } Add 10% Tax te prices above iS@ec. Faclhoxe self-Addressed RECITAL BY MME. FAN SER j dig a ¢ A tro! I iftftices. 302 Odeon Building niate the sin of marrying 2 Mar- Among those to whom gne ‘eels “tamped Fnvelepe for -the Return ef Tickets. ; cradle to everlasting~@gamnation noerts chest Rete ar acer on-tap: a Se ae | Be + wat ontte theoretical far the are Co in the Offing. quis and putting on a few airs a word of Kindness shouid é | - jure theoretica:, tor t pro- MONG the musical events of | Re hardt’ Lif : cen are Harry Fender, the ten- | , s , mY Is duction of fatalists persisted with the near future will be Mischa rn t “i ire. spore _ € arr) = e ye hast cate . — _ aA te ORS ea AE ——— i GREATEST OF WOMEN PILANIS unabating fury. Elman’ cae : Lil . “* Ty Bes understan e &, there was Or, Eve! Va La who adances Patu!l- eunees. ueik ti. ans wemenet, ‘auencien ‘wecks seats. $1.00. $1.50 and $2.00: Boxes $15.00: Wo T zs Rave ais Cita at tne { qaeon > Z ao — ey ot P om we , ~ o , xs TF o 4 } * 7 : , ‘ = . . When America was discovered. on March 17. which will close ¢) nobody in the Paris of that ine Mason. fo ier loveliness an LEHMAN PIANO CO... 1101 OLIVE wie 12a 44 Rh #8, ‘ ‘ ji Lii if = Tne : o - 4 . = ‘e 4 7 . - . " . ~ i*' was fou is in al! bar- f +} , M time to forerun Marjorie Ram- grace; Ethel Shutta. a new and ac- | 8 I Y M p H n¥ i> REED TEE . ' : . irs’ series of the Civic Aiusic ‘ 3 : Judit! barous societies, 4. nan ruled the! Leacue john MeCormack's a. beau's question to a stage lady of complished prima donna yuan | Fu JON Aict ormas 7 - Bona , 6 “un . A , i ie a, oe . = . FINAL. ose, HONY CONC ERTS OF SEASON : - a+ our times My Gawe learie. Vosselli, striking in her white face . a a ie ” the ind: ans had remained ferred concert at the Coliseum. now Son %% ye : aS wig A wpe: 3 ne e mea tao ; nie Cae: CDOLPH GANZ, Conductor undisturbed. it is probable that. enesenret tar March $ ast ttin aint ya ever common Then we and black hair, and Louis ~asa- after some eons, the sovereignty ,.,, a Ee a ac ee gn oe a ene a triumphant, her vant, Major Domo. With one grand _ 32D ; tgn'yY concert of the New York String , } ~~ ie ) would have passed to man. AS Quar ll dia suvsequent successes, her retirings,, gesture, [I bow to tne enorus } . Ué i “) Ge Yee © | oa) © Ge. Messe VPl ivuili on = mastery became masculine, in sim- iaeed | oe | «er successes, and so on and s0 on “Michel Auctair.’ ’ Solvists | SWERETROPOLITAN OPERA SOLOISTS—2Z liar Stages of -volution, the new ik Now this is all very well, and, as , : -_ aot sntitied . = John Halk. linist. a member . ; PLAY in three acts, entit:ed oe ; . VIO }ar 1 rember I 4 : y . : 7 Be ° “ have —" iT. ' " } 7 ~s ** = : > ‘> — . ‘ ' Gespot began to choose his harem of the Symphony. Orchectra wi Mi sae aor would be much bette: ‘Michel Auclair.” by Charles i oe WF WRIGHT | —Baritone— Contralto nm grounds of what r i rg rohuy ‘) | if Miss Keane had seemed at al) : he ie meal | Violinist—Jesep , : gErc un ue i Wiiat he CO! 1S} lider ed Five : Te ita; Thursda\ + Ver iT) > 4 lik i . ; : a aii " .ildera was presen ru WV ed frie -- Hy t \F RBF Rn IDDLETO LAUSSE ’ | s1 a “ _ ~ . ; ‘ cs ‘ Ont iner i> - ' 7 leee : - . . eauty Maie selection accounts! gnejdon Auditorium. with Mrs. "ihe betes! B ‘adie isa Saitaeae s“~ day night by the Provincetown if 4 ery » . Piave . ’ - al Fe r | AT | i 4 4. l 4 ' . PHN | s LIVE Gl > " ss * FF . a, . ”~ > % © f¢ mini ne lo vel'iness H in prin sn a iiX 4 4 i} Li 4 ae ad f + T Ra ‘ ‘ : ~ lil ar } he ’ - 2 R eliaw ; oye , 4 . “a J , rt i : The “Stellar Role of Clothes. tint) > =~ na? in (> minor r) ; VW ie thi ; pee = ae oe ; , ros Siu 7. = ” Sta ti« arayY a oft frustratlon rTnat®r 2, i = a i - > on ~ o.? 4 \ “Ss . a a 4 > | ‘ ” LOTHES played a portentous niawski’s second concerto. i ee ents ta & vate eee —— : r¢ " ‘* eho . a ‘ Se tla ever’ I nk D Ss°c e Sf) rit Of . P . . oe ‘ ; rt) ¢ ; |e devel OT prien ‘ Rloomfic kt- Teisler’ i iactank anid Sam : 4 ice | - hMapvniness | ra Wied ; ne ‘ - ‘i = Hine 4 e , or or * . .' _ at a e rs i by ~? + a — +h , 4 ~ > ‘ i si * ti. . bales ‘ron ne =: brutes ME. FANNIE BLOOMFIELD- i snar the ni e as dreary a8 8 SuDysy Czprems t > C C 4 skinned by Hanno’s sailors to the ZEISLER., on the moet a a ee ee * during the rush hour. ouls Massenchor N ‘i’ * a , >. _? ° ae | ° c= ii ~) . LY a 7 . ” ° . a “A . ‘i= ad ‘ : ss : : a rye 3 A ~ _ . delectable creatures of the present tinguished women pianists , , The offering possesses e¢ . 4 Aas ; ‘ii i See. = ' >i. . . i ‘ 4 — ’ With an instinct for beautifying his the -aunirr vw recent lebrat Play Is Offensive. rood points—the urefully seiected C is W d d E M 19 7 With an instinct for beautifyin; 3 wtiientie: eaialent, THINK that if it had been caig S004 Points carefu | 7 oliseum, Wednesday Evening, March llth, 1925 mace and ennoi rLi ne iis se 2 "fe oa Bo © | i oe Te oe ed ‘or on oe oe ait « » of esthetic evolution. Or gs n re +? ’ at > n clo *K ? Lis — : fet it) ' stei- en ' ~ wa ' ———— ; ’ a : lp ee NS hbass-hbaritome, New York: Maude Cov- Aristotle, with infallible in'ui- ernoon at the Scottish Rite Cathe- vantage of the slim disguise to be, eauaied in length ¥ those Of a ington. centralte. St. Louis: Clarence First Balcony $1.50 and $1.00 4 | ) a , | Aity eaval of many er a se — , ies — — poting ; ' - — Nudity is a betrayal of many eras O. Wade Fallert will give a free .... nea thine and then behave the first act. and the later speeches SOLOISTS—Elsa Alsen. dranmtic so- TICKET OFFICE. ARCADE BLDG | SIMNCING DANCING ene SCENIC and MOWELTY , > > th en . c tion. put his fin nger on th e 7e@at e! ‘3 ira wv thr ‘he ass*st Ti a of \ire trutal and Pd the failure a s% 2 pas* master , ry Vi 4sOn) , age: Rioemker. tenor. “ft. Louis. second | leony ; - 3 te peculiar function of emotional! MI ‘ell sntralta a ee pena Sm 2 +) : e 3 , sain dl eal PAODUCT/IOM ‘ aut Nd ln clea dn einen ieee oe, Se ig a wie , : .. San music (ne artist @ pic vs Sicn 4ijz cai at \ AnNaGaervoor Rial! Pe! sons the fina! scene 7 ; + was *9 all an ide alist and ee K celler vv “ a i : titut Tr tuality moras. mair- =§:, ‘ . stieth! +> ini hy 2a ; +} ] c - n stitutes for actuali as words, mar under i8 are « et eer... Oo join tre purposes except the pen ine the dreams of nverting the dull town a * So >” . ew . . .! aed . TV ae | y - 2 - .* ° bie. psments and ones The Morning Etude Junior “iY, %- ot ecene in the stage life of S a) f Saint Serge into a friendiv place , mig (‘avai.erta — facts by using human bodies 28 miisical tonics Ee .EO IAN ¢ ro. 100% Olive Olive 9103 nost innocent of the arts - P ae See ae T : } a > Za i s .U ‘ HEN VW , . = ; : Ball > TY? nd nap , | nd a ha , ee OTE] WOODWARD imaginat on miter Hire) itself with wh? - _ ‘? a * . 4 . ">? Tree. Rern = ‘ . ; oe f - wel) re ; are ~ “ft he ? t > c~y 3 BB TT rerriy i Tro’ - ¥ Aa p 4 F S Sl cn i- > _ , i , FF 7 ole ys ry? ea aT ’ She 1 of ; 4 4 ¥ enidier ' ? ; Li Di ! > THINK 1 ma 2 2e: nes ena ed Arh ‘s AL [AN ‘ Direction Elizabeth Cueny — — ~ - : ' eg 4 — ~~“, * . ’ . '' 22 SLEEVED EVENING GOWNS IN OF “GUESSING INST yheatrical flamborancy and ute it WA ona a nai later. Ne nds her | Bays Rom anc | ee Se lied r. he finds her | Private Dining PLAYERS ass ‘ tits . : aa ' ni : i r) ; : ; i nh 1! : : _* p| . " . OLIVE AT GRAND . eis . . _ : - materia! Rea!) J is A.V ave a - ’ 47 , i 77 mt es ° 3 ek « ok s } - nDnivts a | *-* . re" in are ea : ‘ ASS fi way Bevel j : ae ce ee » +5 elyphics ‘. S MASS Sppecesmates | will be a progra and papers *its the tune of the “Marseiilaise Suzanne s absen, sne oe- Seats Now, sa to ckets, te $2.75, Inciading Tax . VEER enchanting.:so that drama is she 15 PERFECT SCORES IN GAME beve sm and spirit of Sarah Bern- her into marrying hin ’ re : ; : THE ee a ean | eae | ce of her stu tina Turned in After Test at Chil- The piece was ' e * saddict for — ts. Ba nqguets, ALKON HOFFTMWAN'S Frocks and Wraps Shown at Open- dren's Concert. lv played, though Frederick Vome- wre: t oe t*iebetiieks Receptions hae ing r Sprin Season Reflect Perfect ecore ee e liege ae an ar’ -Trranagce mma =iFia sand ’ - : ae ee LsUliSs, : “awe # = ; © ~ r’@ s ie > * * - ape nine . 4 = ~ Card A niaeVe rm W a vallab! e. at mod- Oriental Influence. “guessing the instruments re. | ¥ Milis as sma ;, With money when : ne hus 3 . reer ~ “ — ; ‘ y Parties } a ft ae eb 17 A directo re "emi rondu ‘tari a? 2 ~ iren 2 he OG r j 2 :Y “ g 7344 ~ o tou : h ae gas 4 ost umes and Orien uaa s Pek ae = *- «» ae D eo nT . ae 57 e4. Ziegfeld Viusi« al ‘ omer ¥ | / = = , TT} > i Nejeiski, Geneva [eld sr. aisp.ayed e stuge in pass the exams Kingshighway at West Pine , a 7, a 4 s 2 4 7 — a y P| . - . J 4 ; so * x + aa ; re : = a +“ a ; eS A 2. 7 a, - a d . 4 o Be ’ * * J - - > ! a ‘ - » - wl 4 a 4 ee . 2 ‘ = , a uf te « 3 Mae =. - 7 . ’ ci te 4 . a yd ~ 2. ria 4 is * ane. rs eS 5 f - 5 A d 7 +s oe 4 Sad t o ‘ . is + £iae & | a ae ” q BY * ga + 4 >= new in full sWirg Spesia, H. Baldwin. Joseph Duleth, the Ziegfeld-Cosn litan Theate Life as happens Dinner, $1.50 & LAtTGH sHOowW Lwng haired mannequins have Kathr. Livinest Daire Smith in Columbus Cir onde night. medforcity satisfies the poet- F orest 1368 lon » ie Cases FROM’ BEGINNING Toe EVD v.r ually replaced the bobed haired Jane Steinberg. Katherine Frantz Much has ee! forecast 17 =f matist. wh has inserted in? ths . oui aaa A aE ees é wares at the grand openings of j\ rginia Schau sna Na Kring Broads °z , > __. This one-piece sanitary Kitchen Sink GOLDEN WEST é. of the modeis have the front cur eth ye Ee err « Hall snd the Sr vetified eX i - avret hefanersn thea ‘hea . m4 the ‘ hes ' +h ia aT nein ~" ¢ : ° oe, me : ae . ‘ _ _ - = : : : . : ; ~ \ ~ P nin ty bor "- *®«< ma ah | e * = : - , 2 . —_— | a= : a , ; 9.38 LK 4 ! ¢ .* ws Vv A ee. ~ Be! . ® ¥ tren Were ;eae , ei : ne “4 Fi 7 . seat “ y a . g ; = Ss, — : a. nr . r¢ ; ’ VV | : : 4 . — . SO ~ # = = ™ 7 . ~~ . . ° , <7 eis .* . ° re . ° » ’ . a “ “+ . : : . ” , . " ; 7 4 r ’ : ° ’ . , ™“ . P ‘ } : \ ‘ GARRICK NOW—TWICE DAILY 2:15 Nite 8:15 = het —¥ Wartous shades of beige wo na a of the :rious at enta and dance « x * end name Abe * perhaps @ most te med) «3 a. y ay? we fee * .. . . . ~ 4 i ‘ — Basha cioths are extensively em a9 they were plavee Some adults a sica omedy ringing er the in the entire pla co oe ~~ J THE BkeT ES CONTINUOUS 1 VAL DEVILLE 3 . be i: pen peers ty tre 5 Prk wat ew pane S. Shee - , , — if + Oer fice , : fered whe Gere nreaent enheteed ng stad oe ome. a eS inclades heavy concen nt , in . ‘ . as ' ‘ = wall hangers which cive «sufficient Evening .Trocas ATG Wrade run x ere vw e * . ‘ n —- x = . = ° . “ - . P - ~~ — 3 = — wilt - $ : x e Fre - oO Noe ina é = S : 5 oe ‘sappert te the Sink. making lees to Oriental styles, man; 4 them was —_— — Ta ad : i s P - = i UNNMCcessary However if tees ore ‘J . sa ce os ’ ~~ One ; my - af a } ’ ‘ t * oii 7) 2 +1 a having the wrapped around effe and the tone of the clarinet wae wciiie: Tie ate tie“ a ical oot —— as ine, All OO ME pa pol 5 ll ng furninhbed fer PRATT RE PICTURE | ; 0 finished on one side. with a long not recagnized ne : , ' ; About Our Food , | ie ; : . ‘s . f ’ ~ a" : 7 nrg ee Prii- errter’ a men * i" = ; Te . Write c or » coll fer a co of our ee ee : tassel Where a sleve might have dren's answers. thers were 75 pa- It ig evident at all times that WHY DONT YOU TRY US? opy new illustrated BRODERICK & been But sleeves. on the » ie pers = noonivy ere error and twice first in the minds of the makers Patraere te teddies halcens catalog of Plumbing and Heating Supplies + amgyed ony a ee wt es mam: - th wen we ™ sta k Ps ‘he niar has been the framing f GARAVELLI BUFFET | CENTRAL HARDWARE co. Relies th teen onde Ped ts held he pleasing picture repeal aad prcsonypenatinme gerd $e Book | PLUMBING DIVISION 811 WN. Sixth St.. ST. LOUIS. MO. . a : _ : 7 . : . A MUTUAL BURLESQUE ——— ~ rR FS TwrE 8 Gl = arveR oP. ryc £1 DENG | The POG@T.DISPa tet Sewepaper giving /

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SUNDAY, Rem ei, & 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED MATS. WED. and SAT! ey obch > Al LL O} Fis 4 it NOW SHOWING RAL and L OF “U the Staze Has Ever int E NEW YORK CRITICS Sap THAT STRONGLY RES TEAR | ER DID ANYTHING beer oe HODGE® ALLANDALE - WEW YORK AME Pp; RDINARY HUMAN SENSIBILITIES To DE Se ee NTO OU | Ir Ge cera oa pal THE SER 2 | OF LIVING AMERICAN EROS : IMES METCALFE~WALL ST JOURNAL DDS AN UNFORGETABLE PORTRAIT TO THE N STAGE CHARACTERS.” | WEW YORK EVENING Maa, ANDO 1€ BEST PLAY | HAVE EVER SEEN” DS. WHAT 00 YOU SAY ? AATHLEEN MEYERS LUCILLE HBRHUTTON ALAN HALE FAW HOLDERNESS PHILO MSCULLOUGH Butt. MONTANA * ' and *BLACK BESS” ee, . 3 by > CHARLES KENYON a J.G.BLYSTONE production Ovening This Afternoon at the 7” RR WWw nnn “yy SS S ~S w~N AN AN ASV SS SS AN SoS \ SSM QA E GREATEST “yy 0 | Y tj by (pf ] Yj ‘ Mtovien wll Ye Wh AWN “KINGSHIGHWAY © 2 HEAR DELMAR SS THE PENNANT-WINNING) BATTERY OF SONGLAND” IELPS om KEENE AND Mags 1A BARRETT in rWO OTHER : A Husband” VAULCDEVILLE ACTS" ANE and CLAIRE WHITNEY OOM 900" by Homer B. Masen TABLES

~ “a bs a A Tonle Food fer Los of “ong Weakness, Asthma, Hard Breathing and shedding of feathers out of sea- son, and many other Coos of CANARY 5c BIKDS For sale at all Dror and Seed Stores Mail orders filied. ‘Te ship everywhere HALLER’S BikDbD STONE 523 FRANKIAN AV. st. Loulse. Me gO ” ADVERTISEMENT . THAT WOMEN ARE OLD AT 40 RECIPE TO DARKEN Y HAIR the Life of Parliament in Ab- ——i @ You Can Make a Better Gray Hair trade. Many women are asking for | fashion and possessors of this class their hair to be dyed white because sence of Tady Astor. | of dyed hair are most anxious to | By the Associated Press | Remedy Than You Can Buy. of the distinguished effect snow- undergo the new process. LONDON, March 7.—Ellen Wil- | : kinson. the one woman who sit the Labor benches in tne eae streaked or faded hair is not but unnecessary. Grav liouse of Ta only unb ecoming, Commons, is 33 years old, but a! ee ee ee ee iready its duiééerine MW ane r women Anyone « can prepare . simple ened niatiinh aut Malt oe oth Cus tiiitian LCS home that will darken gray nae we ee : hai r. to m ake if soft and glossy. Guty at 40. When she alred thisin, 2 nalf pint of water add I ounce ote aridge Serves en + came a8 a @noci of bay rum. a small box of Barbo . to wrinkled sutfragetics who stil Seasbuuid and a oz, of giveerine. the Finest Sunday Di have a lot of lif@jeft in them. Yet| ‘These ingredients ean be bought yY inner Miss Wilkinson did not recommend at anv drug « store at very little cost, S L chioroforming of the midd! or the dru jet will put it up. for in ¢. Ouis, for only as a famous Scientist Wane won. Apply we the hair twice a week OIng. she mere.- until the desired shade is obtained. f British won This will make a gray-haired- person y- look twenty vears younger. It is % = 5 easy to t ae. does not color the scalp, . is not sticky or greasy and does not . rub off. (Why Pay More?) ADVERTISEMENT A Stubborn C ough Loosens Right Up er s today’s Menu--- read it: ) | asl per ee supreme or Jananaise Crab Meat (*ockt i - | ro This home-made tg 2 wea- . Hearts of Baseal ales T der for quick results. ally Wonderful | Consomm vs =? aixed Olives and cheaply made. ' | } nso he Arges nil. or Cream of ‘ Meal } Chicken Marie’ 1 aise Here is a home-made syrup which | ( ) be Served From( Pianked Jumbo White Fish millions of people have found to = ( Roast You ermont Tt Stuffed the most dependable means of brea | I! 730 A. M.? ne a Spring Lamb with Jeli ing up stubborn coughs. It is cheap | to "nat hs - sn tir e ’ ss and simple, but very prompt in ac- / : OUS > m | 9P.M | Roast Prime Rib of Beef a : tion. Under its healing, soothing in- | 3 z Baked Honey Pr sd ew | who has gone to the country for an fluence, cheat soreness goes, phlegm Cnampagne Sauce | ordered holiday, getting to be the life of the Miss Wilkinson j Parlia loosens, breathing becomes easier, tickling in throat stops and you get \ | ’ Musical | ! Program | ) oe t eee OF Se /ment. To begin with, she has red a good night’s restful sleep. The Hilldale Cut A nDaragues fhair and she has had it shingled. | usual throat and chest colds are con- | bu the Salad Chiffonade, French ‘Dressing _Upon the reassembly of the House quered by it in 24 hours or less. : Claridge ( Fr Pepe te as after the holiday recess she ap- Nothing better a" ag | Bie re © peared in a vivid green dress in hoarseness, croup, throat tickle, | Orchestra Cherry Pie stead of a plain dark frock such as | Dronehia’ a#*hma or winter coughs. | ES a ~y — aw bers : one : feminine parliamentarians have af- | To rege This splendid cough syr | ) Come \ anitl aor Cho Be ow oh 1 e Crean ; fected ever since Lady Astor set up, pour ~'4 ounces of Pinex into m | } and Bring Orange l¢e—Choeolate Part a Cale the precedent with her demure | -_ bottle ni bad the — = } the Family SA ee ieee black dresses and neat plain collars pate graawierves Ee Ws wags shake thoroughly, If you prefer use clarified molasses, honey, or eorn syrup, instead of sugar syrup. Eith- er way, vov get a full pimt—a fam- ily supply—of much better cough syrup than you eould buy ready- made for three times the money. Keeps perfectly, and children love its pleasant tuste. Pinex is a special and highly eon- centrated compound of genuine Nor- way pine extract, known the world (‘of white After i; Son, ‘ca, Milk or Delicious Coffee ' ~~ HOTEL CLARIDGE Locust at Eighteenth Lady Asto! what she says supplies more ‘“‘human | copy for the press than member of Parliament. Miss Wilkin- and interest” by does, aged once credited with d jf said the position « en Wage earners when they reach middle age is a very grave menace, indeed. She added that Lie expression |“too old at 40" did not apply to Premiers, Cabinet members or pat liamentarians, “judging from some of the wrinkle-faced gentlemen J |faced day by day in the Commons.” Perh — it was a happy arte lth ought to mention the parliamen | tarians, nae in the Commons there are some women who will never see 40 again, among them Lady As. tor, whose ready tongue strikes off sparkling witticisms and much- quoted aphorisms with a vivacious- ness truly youthful. In the absence of Lady Asto} any other Catholic High School Meeting. The Catholic High School ciation of St. Louis, an organiza- tion formed for the support of non- AsS0- | “J } uition Catholic high schools, will | over for its prompt healing effect - (hold its annual meeting this aft>' upon the membranes. PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ‘rnoon at McBride High School. To Avoid disappointment ask your ‘* Ol druggist for ‘‘244 ounces of Pinex’’ | with full directions, and don’t ae- cept anything else. Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or money promptly refunded. The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. | iNingshighway boulevard | Brilliante avenue Glennon will preside. The. associa- | ion maintains MeBride School fo S | boys and Rogati-Kain High School s ifor girls. and Cote Archbishop PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS et ee eee ——w FRANCES HOWARD ° -1n ‘TOO MANY J KISSES’ (Al “Paramount « Picture ; On the ptage-, FRANCIS RENAULT “ SIAVE OF FASHION 7” ( SUCCESSOR TO JULIAN ELTINGE ) with $100,0002° WARDROBE! “~@ whe MID HIMSELF BATHING BEACH with 12 Live Beauties - direct from Miami and Palm Beach Americas Most ¢. 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Blazer, i 66 9 } , Famous” Gas anges “Radio” Vacuum Cleaners|| “Gibson” Refrigerators Himself in the Choice of Blue, Gray or White but Now That Made and Guaranteed by the Featuring the New 1925 Models Hurley Machine Co. (Makers of Ree Products ) Enamel, Together With a 10- Piece Aluminum Set or “tm @ ©OCOD struction, a This new side-icer style to- Ss @ # Plea That He Together With a sether with a set of + Refriger- / a ; ; ( omplete Set of $ ate 7” dishes for . —- : = — = = z a . His Daughter, Attachments as =— = 3 a { tm #$=%™MTemporary Al ustrated at.... ( : Le tll $2.00 Cash Delivers One ) ———— , ea ati . | - » ~ (apdine (;as Ranges PS eR ping Mg SR A say Se NS ete ts reg Be ae € y are rare values at his low price. The These Radio Electric Vacuum Clean- 7 | GR , baking oren m te ae Prs are equipped to meet all require- ; ' oe | a i HEY LL be trying the o! 16x29 inches, a! s ; ' a ; 3 al mf ; nH ~ . . 1ePT . ' ] } , 3 : = ae e | a large broi ler oven mm nts, and W it] gath r up all the d rt $1 Cash Delivers It : i} Ci : i oe up io bed at the hospital below. The trim- , Without work or dust. Each Cleaner | : —fl} ? ted n j j | hls new (;ibson Refrigerator IS COoOn- ht h v for ot to fas ain = ’ - more “TOD ] . P ‘ bs , * —_ : ' , ° ing nic} These 7 it f pal Sesepapten ne ws wie structed of solid ash. The food eom- mig ™ xa . + on te an ye yroof woven canvas bag ; : y he must te }2 anges are f ulis + { ust] rode Ww V nm Aaa ORI: ep died make the case ag conclusive. A week y afternoon he told anothe BATH MIRROR WHITE-ENA Dy P Bishop, who, with he and is *Inienhed im marecary. one fe 2 © © © @ S Pipes POND LP op $1. 00 Ce ates Monthly *? e You will find this an ideal Trunk for Sletten. tees Golden Oak Chifforobe three extra - larce KITCHEN CHAIRS Wi Big at Bae oi ee.) i Cs aoe ° . a He had expected, perhba ae - GemBination ceoker that is very practical: s x-cup percolator, five-quart teakettle, three- draperies and uph »istered furniture. Come in and see one in operation. Set of These Refrigerator Dishes FR 4 | i aaiil Setere Yk a eS 43. | plece double broiler and three saucepans—i. 11%, and 2 quart sizes. Witl a. Dafrigerate luring thi he ‘ ad d : | ‘BELA Pi 7 th every Gibson Refrigerator during this sa e. eep your food an I y: “Yes, I killed my dat L I : — : $75 F us * In these sanita ry gv lass dishes. Thev are mace or ‘heavy glass and to fit - Pause her life was a hopel We bi oe ] a V e QO] x ] S CT] 7 H each other. Save space and keep vour *oods fresh and clean with these Digi t & 8G — G Ra 7 : 3 to be his plea to the mu 4 if f 2 ae: om as nge S + : ‘ eee im ts enough for an ausw . @iaeoe Golden oak case with “Porceloid” enamel! This Refrigerator has pie enamel] a Hazel was accomplished; | 2 oe ey : am lining and galvanized iron ice chest. Shelves ing with galvanized fron chest and Gam : | | ; aa ge . $60 F —— are made of durable woven wire circulation. Case finished in golden Gi ’ if. Instead of the High } pers Gas Ran e $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly wistrict Attorney. Not for i Eee 2 eS y —— ts beyond the grave. Fo aii. 2st reas = _ | $38.50 REFRIGERATOR | PORCELAIN LINER pccs, so ae ncece a3 With Alami- $ 1d With a Set of 4 Dishes With a Set of 4 Dishes e Mitctrict Attesmen : Seik t ie ens! yaaa tend 9x12-F oot Size, Special at. . SPA said $3 9Q_ Q5 Pent cet to first base with Le eee A complete assortment of the newest pat terns and ¢ color $ 1d e ° » e - . a mt : ie ocmgees — 4-burnmer Gas Ranges in black enamel ings are featured at this low price. They are heavy White ename! lined and constructed of solid Beautiful golden oak case: porcelain ane ore a Colorado jury. ; ieee 1a large baking oven. Made of blue steel Kags that have a long, deep pile to insure years of sat- is ys are hand fitted and have pat- food compartments; has removable Gam So the doctor contends, “I i 6. ee a pa ented locking devi pipe and shelves are woven wire tigne® ’ - | abd F —Balanc celniiiiieiing Monthi ; .00 Caskh—Balance Monthly aa Bite. $3.00 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments iL = . - aa Mige won't work, either, | f va +t ——S— at , | = feels.) There is so aii >275 Combination French Walnut Suites; $250 Genuine Walnut Dining-Room Sult@iien=«=--- =~ i oS) Be Ps ; ¢ fa but Hi \ ew ‘the prosecution. Pe net 4-Piece Suites at . . . : | aha Y | 9-Piece Suite at oe -_ = | Corpus Delic Balhs: | a . yam | mates TY ——— rst of ali, the corpus + | Riaata mie i ’ > \ yoroner Mackin’s undertak be ba ae ha ¢ | , ~~ s ai food. Post mortem exan * sae i ae ’ — . . te | Pita eae re 4 | ape = 4 at i that she came to her d eileen These two-tone French walnut . Z. r , —¥y 1 |, * B. So skillfully bad this be i git : Suites are truly wonderful val- || An attractive nine-piece genuine on z ~~ s 3 there are no burns on | Evat a ues. Beautiful gold etching on | walnut Dining Suite that eon- - aL => | | 4 Rrict Attorney feels this t r a 4 d | | rge-size -aresser. spacious ehitf- sists. of large buffet. elosed-in oe Pe a =—S = | | ng that she was slain EB iae a The Suite Ill ted t'$149 forobe, triple mirror, full-length eabinet with glass in door, exten- — a her.) She west te s o Bit teys utte ustrated a -anitr if | 1 sj able. five si hairs : % le, i not Suis. str : vanity and beautiful bow-end sieg table, five side chairs and Suite as Pictured Only $135 : » ee Buti bed. one arm chair. . paralyzed and entirely y 4 4 : ° e m e a gently, sealing the mute Hi} 10.00 Cash Delivers One of These Suit $10 Cash—Bal Monthly Payments r= = =i vale $10. ash Delivers One of These Suites | | as alance in Mon ayments —_ ne = wore. quieting tm . & Fee 1 1 ! 7s restie from pain, s. re Ge Ho - 4 Baise Rat: _. eek flame of life that bound a iat > if \* ne ee ‘ure Sh ; 4 ; as . % » . . ‘ ~ ‘ y -_ _ oe is not lovely, quis Linoleum Remnants|| | KITCHEN TABLE W ardrobe Trunk Genuine Reed Fiber — | TABOURETTE Pager ' iat , r H ¢ - § ° |e; 7 sg oe yYe Liovy d Baby ee $1.95 Value : 4 ms ber. (She had a fig . Breese to $1.65 3 . -£ i Per Yd... Special at $ ‘ was .o hundred, Eos i 4 8S se GS peene Vale 45 xT 4 e urette e eta: off ‘ “ i «. : 4 ii etend aes meetind $0 ulne reed fiber. enan wis S ubbds - + 3 | ek, } . Es, ened im the it iat! ‘ ‘ tireumstances under : £2 } reduce our stock — ‘rea wheets. Queen Anne styte es P home with’ the doctor $1.75 Value BREAD BOX BOX ss ee ee >] "¢ Value ca : she and Rey go into th rs Soe ea TR cele ae Cnr nfs Shae _~ drawers and one _—_—_ small drawer faced with fancy cretonne . -i) = ‘ omplete with « erorperea olathe ’ - Val ; > “so * »~ tae s.X ‘ ne “ d iOoL_Lns hangers ue al el 4 Carpet Sw eepers HOA AYE TONNE ARTS Rh, State Ai gw ta t EERO TAN y WERE: x Sap pee gin nl BO Arik SEE Sl Ped a. 1 ae el iy PM aoe PRE OE on ee : «i oo dias hse ab aie : LLC SESS NT ERIS TEN ERT ins per ei es ie: 950 A sa PI 0 ne Arm A special offer of eff peaae-peateg Rardware: draw belts, spring These large, roomy Chifforobes are made of solid oak and on a business erraz a) a . ~ ~ ws tits ra Carpet Sweepers Have rub lock and large shoe box have five drawers, spacious ‘lothes hangin “ompaert , = These are strong Chairs that are ee “wheels ne $7. and hatbox. : ee This .. Miteee | aheneees 14007 a _ ¥ Was proud of bis be ee tn golden oak. “ — ee h—Balanc ‘ Large. white japanned. 9 go dust box release $2.00 Cas em $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly inches and the frame is fin- | | [@rS*, ~nite Japan, com est Oxford street, wit | ished in white enamel. fresh for serving. 4 = and Fort Logan t UNION HOUSE FURNISHING CO.,—1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive Stredie ===" meh pepe — oe

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tor. se . thy SY FNS eee 5 >: uF = tp ene ere VE il vie, Se > KS ce Rneta st nee | gee ~ - ew ee ee eS HITAGAZIN-T2Na anit T? ~~ ae be e pa ~~ . as ™ in) ‘Sitges oe —. a ee a ee ee 2 ae Sh, NX vate ‘a » - 4 > -* +o ere oe ee ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1925. PAGES 17—20. QILLED HIS INVALID DAUGHTER TO ENO HER 1 ee ee ——— ee ee — UPELE ur furniture and pay alance monthly. —_ ; oun eee y-Known operators fodels Temporary Aberration. .H. E. Blazer, in His “Suicide Note,” Made Out a Case for Himself in the Court of Final Appeal Beyond the Grave, but Now That He Has Bungled His Attempt at Self Destruction, and Faces Prosecution, He Turns to the Plea That He Cannot Remember and That, if He Killed His Daughter, It Must Have Been While Suffering a By FREDERICK A Staff Correspondent the answers questions with a baffling “I king to him, that he does remember. merent story he must tell now, you suspect. | In the suicide note he prepared before it f to be a burden to someone else.”’ e his own life. or and Get a Dishes FREE Keep vour food and fruit heavy glass and to fit into He had expected, perhaps, when {t was ne, to stand before the High Judge and “Yes, I killed my daughter. I did it Mt Glenn With these Dishes ee 7 Sovevere agony.” That to be his plea to the murder charge. As }the matter of suicide he could argue as he argued on earth: “Life is given to be refrigerators ful and to be enjoyed. TOP-ICER be useful and enjoyable, man has a right ith a Set of 4 Dishes make an ending.” 1? 5() why has he forgot this now? One look e anol © m is enough for an answer. The murder igerator has hite enameled lin- Hazel was accomplished; he failed to kill 5 in cabal th ga elf. Instead of the High Judge, he faces Cash—Balance Monthly strict Attorney. Not for him those judg- : ts beyond the grave. For him the Stat CELAIN LINED or him the State : llorado vs. Dr. Harold E. Blazer. th a Set of 4 Dishes . 6) istrict Attorney Joel Stone says, ‘‘He $39.95 i} get to first base with a philosophical golden oak case: porcelain-lined ‘ before a Colorado jury.’’) partments; has removable drain Bo the doctor contends, “If I killed her. | shelves are woven wire tinned. P. Cash—Balance Monthly {remember it.”” (That emotional insanity ese won't work, either, the District At- | feels.) There is so much evidence Mast the doctor. Seldom has so strong a Pumstantial case been placed in the hands prosecution. When it ceases oom Suite Corpus Delicti fst of ali, the corpus delicti is firmly blished.. The body of Hazel Blazer lies broner Mackin’s undertaking shop at En- pod. Post mortem examination has re- led that she came to her death by eholoro- . So skillfully had this been administered there are no burns on the face. (The rict Attorney feels this is a good point, bg that she was slain by someone who her.) le, indeed she could not have struggled. She went to sleep without a paralyzed and entirely helpless. Death Zentlv, sealing the mute lips that never da word, quieting the twisted hands. 8 restless from pain, snuffing out the flame of life that bound her to years of mre. She is not lovely, dead, but some Mhe ugliness has gone. Life no longer mes her, (She had a right to live until! J Was a hundred, the District Attorney mal remind you, and it was murder to cut R her days.) clrumstances under which Hazel Bla- died make the case against her father met Conclusive. A week ago last Tues- f afternoon he told another daughter, Mrs. | Bishop, who, with her husband made home with the doctor and Hazel, that Mould work on the lawn. He suggested } she and Roy go into the village of En- ™~ Of a business errand for him. The . seriggee «lO * Was proud of his bungalow home at ge ete hea econ wi ake © West Oxford street, with its view of the iH fresh for serving. ‘all and Fort Logan to the west. So they saw nothing strange, and con- , t | | he told them he would work on the Ve Sé1 ee to do the errand. me and Mrs. Bishop left the house short- hoon and did not return until 5:30 c (The District Attorney points out that had ample opportunity and time PLANT BOX wecial offer of large ize, self S ¥ Y Y LZ iY “in, : * VM, y “ofleuis Vy Ly Y; 44% Z Vie Y Y WAG. YN SSS -*" « * ~ ip se oe oe eee MMA MN MO QQ OV y a7 Uy Or Pe, See X, Rie pr Y nnd eee : q Oxia’ . Ve oN, a ; Oates : PIR ce ener Oe SAS Re DP I ce RR pges At this juncture Mrs. Bishop and her hus- band found the note. It read as follows: Frances: You know as much about my business as I do. If you can get the mill and timber back they ought to be worth at least $3000. Sell outright if you can Please do not put much more money or I still think it can be worked out, but it is uncertain about time on the can. the patent. Do not pay an undertaker more than $100 for casket and his serv- Either have the on a ices for the two of us. ashes feterred or scatter them windy day. I have been a very poor business man, you try and do better. Dear daughter, I am weary and afraid— afraid of being taken suddenly and leav- I know my blood pressure is I made up my mind a good ing Hazel. very high. many years ago I would not leave her behind to be a burden to someone else. She is a burden, notwithstanding our love for her. I never have been even ~~ y UUM llldleblayyyyyyy el ferry 7 “type «4 yy Wi y 4 BLAZER. KZ. Vly \ SS WS MMA MN Nae Se” AS WM SS “unnpypfl4 being taken. You have a very fine baby. Do the best possible for him. Write to my mother. I have always had great love for my people, especially Mother and Allie. With great love. The Bishops thought then that they recog- nized Dr. Blazer's handwriting. (The District Attorney says they are not so sure of it now.) Dr. Alldredge summoned Coroner J.J. Mack- in, Englewood undertaker, newly elected to the post. It was Coroner Mackin’s first mur- der case and he was at loss how to proceed. He says that the four of them discussed mat- d decided Dr. Blazer was dying from ter au would orrosive sublimate poisoning. There c , t Attorney uatil be no use to eall the Distric So the Coroner removed Hazel’s >» died. a Alldredge tried to make his pa- body and Dr. tient comfortable. ‘mm Dr. Blazer, still see | take the antidote offered him, nor would he respond to his daughters querics. His atti- tude antagonized Dr. Alldredge, who present- iv left the house, convineed there was nO use | >j ‘ing man. in arguing with a dying | However, Dr. Blazer had recovered suffi- ock the next morning to make Unobserved he ing dazed, would not ciently by 4 o'cl en his e. another attempt on walked to the bathroom and slashed his throat with a razor. When Dr. Alldredge arrived, the injured man once more refused medical attention. It was Friday afternoon Mackin decided to call in District Attorney Stone. The District Attorney spent the next two days gathering his evidence. Monday Dr. Blazer rallied from a sort c* coma and phy- sicians who examined him announced he would r. and might now be questioned. when Coroner recove — ne LE ee | The Suicide N ote AE OOO —— at éo he had emerged from these nightmarish hours to face a District Attorney and the evi- dence. The note he had left to be read by whoever came when he and Hazel were dead, was waved in his face. He was removed to the hospital at Littleton, county seat of Ara- pahoe County, and placed under guard. The note decided matters as far as the District Attorney was conceraed. It had been written in a fine, steady hand. (No sign of mental agitation, gentlemen of the jury.) It alluded definitely to two impending deaths. (Mark, gentlemen, he mentioned himself and daughter.) It betrayed a motive in two direct statements. (He was weary and she was a burden he would not leave behind.) “Did you write it?’’ the District Attorney asked the doctor. “TI don’t think so,”’ he replied. don’t remember.” “Ha!” said the District Attorney, “we'll see how that will go in court.” The District Attorney has not been unwill- ing to appreciate the motive for this crime. In fact, he will enlarge upon the motive in order to rationalize the doctor’s act. (The prosecution’s best attack on an insanity plea is to show how a crime was the logical out- come of circumstances which went before.) Dr. Blazer’s had been a long travail. Reared in an Ohio town and graduating from West- ern University, now called Western Reserve University at Cleveland, he had married early in life. He was 29 when Hazel was born, and life gave him his cross. She was not normal, and when three months old spinal meningitis completed the distortion. Doomed for life, beyond all medical aid, she never developed mentally, her mind being that of a baby. But the horror of years was that her body con- tinued to grow in its cretinish, twisted wary, until she had a woman’s torso, head and face, Viitiliiiliyyyy g ye by, by 4 “If I did, I Ass SS QAAAAANTS QQ 4 4% Vy Yr, WL, SSS A A AAA A A 4, WO ioc Anna Lavassor, Paris dressmaker, who, at the pleading of her suffering sister, shot and killed her. e a child's limbs and an infant's brain. For 32 years Dr. Blazer and his wife cared for this Thing. (The District Attorney would object to the word.) Dr. Blazer's own dedi- cation to this tragedy seems to have colored his existence. As she was warped, uncanny, so he appears to have impressed strangers. Small wonder. He spent no leisure time away from her, seldom mixed witn men except dur- ing working hours. He loved her. (The Dis- trict Attorney will bring this point out streng- ly.) His wife cared for the two other daugh- ters, and he made Hazel his charge. Fed her. Carried her. Played dolls with her. . Watched while she rolled across the floor for exercise good days when her back ached less than usually. Thirty-two years of it. ——e — The Motive ee ee The Blazers moved to Colorado in 1910, and the doctor became a mine physician. His last post was with the Colorado Fuel & Iron Co. at Farr, Colo., some 40 miles from Den- ver. In March of last year Mrs. Blazer died at Puebio. She talked with her husband about Hazel in their last time together: ‘Promise you'll always look after her. She is our responsibility, you knew. Her sisters are kind to her, but we should bear the bur- den.” The doctor promised. But he was near- ing the end, too. He had sick spells when everything went black before his eyes. (Thiz the District Attorney will deny.) His wife's death took the heart out of him. He gave up the practice of medicine and moved to Englewood where he invited his daughter Frances and her husband to live with bim. Ly ne They had been in Englewood since November. He had laid by enough to last the rest of his days, but he felt he must do something. So he dabbled in business. One of his in- vestments was to put $3000 tn an auxiliary oil can for a Ford-car. The inventor finally sold out his share for $150 and the doctor realized he had valued the patent too high. That worried him. In health, in his profession, in business he was nearing the end. He feared he would die (The District Attorney will! impress this upon the. jurymen) and,he wondered what would become of Hazel. Her sisters mic'yt care for her, but wouldn't their husbands ob- ject some day? Wouldn’t she be put in a home for the feeble-minded? Maybe they would mistreat her Oh, the motive was there; all right. (The District Attorney will endeavor to show that he came to his decision, deliberately, philvs- ophically.) , ne The Doctor's Failure . So he chloroformed her. Then ha fal- tered. Being a doctor he should not have se- lected corrosive sublimate, one of the slowest and most painful poisons known, as the way out for himself. Nor should he have used so little chloroform to kill the pain, as he did. Nor should he have taken morphine, which made him sick and brought up tre corrosive sublimate before it could do its deadly work. Nor should he have struck at his jugular vein with a razor and miseed the mark, as he did. Did he really want to die? (The District’ Attorney has announced fo thinks Dr. Blazer was shamming suicide all along.) Perhaps that is too harsh a jude- ment. Perhaps the old doctor meant to take his case out of this world, but weakened, find- ing it easier to decide death for Hazel than for himself. No matter. Here he Is, await- ing trial for murder. : Well—the State has the evidence and the motive. Perhaps had Dr. Blazer carried his appeal to a different court some element of justification, some extenuating facts migh¢ have been found in his story. Perhaps he could have said: “I thought my course was best for both of us,”’ and fuund agreement. (But not in Coloradd, the Dis« trict Attorney wishes to emphasize.) ‘“‘A human life is a human life.” “Thou shalt do no murder.” Here and there about Englewood are a few who say, “No jury should convict: him for what he did.” Dr. Alldredge was one of them who said that to the correspondent, But only a few. =i The percentage of those who ‘might find justification for him somehow can be’ seen ,;in the doctor's eyes, as he talks to you at the hospital. It is a tiny faith. He will put no trust in it. He might have pleaded his case before the High Judge, but he ‘will not stand before a jury with such a plea. ~ So he talks as he did with the correspond. ent: , ts Do you remember writing «a-tote? I remember something about @ note, yes. Do you remember killing your daughter? If I did kill her, I don't remember. Speaking generally, doctor, isn’t your be- lief that in many cases taking the life of a helpless imbecile is justifiable? Why, yes, I belleve that. You believe it, don't. you? Isn't it probable that this was in your mind when you decided to write that note? No, my daughter was happy. She enjoyed her food. She enjoyed life., Then you can think of no reas that might have led you to kill your daughter? No. If I killed her I must have been crazy. Isn't it true that you loved your daughter? Yes, I loved her. ve You have been in poor health? Yes. ‘ ; You did not want to go away afd leave her? No one would. sai 4 You realize that all the evidence secs convincing, don’t you? They tell me so. But you remember nothing of what hap- pened that afternoon? Don't remember the chloroform can, the corrosive sublimate bot- tle, the towels? No. _ You admit the possibility of your having done this while suffering a temporary aber- ration? It was possibie, but don't try to make mo say I did it. I just don’t know what I did, If I did kill her I did wrong. So he stands at bay, this gray, broken man. He is left in the world, facing a ques- tion he bad not expected men would have to answer. “‘What is the degree of my gulltt’ he perhaps meant to ask a different jury. Now a jury of men will decide and be fears " oases bait . er eS Aes a Ne XY tas = And nF apis 7 “tae . . . x a= ¥ x4 J 2 i 3 - beh Ss al ite ~ aye = . rats ~ “ k 7 5S PAIN Philosophy Which Could Justify Murder Deserts Colorado Doctor When His Suicide Plans Fail

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LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the ns ee ae her eventing newspaper C suis N - pao os ee AR i EE a ————— ena Atl - Millions at Stake in Court Fight Over “Desert Rat’s” Blast Furnace InveniigpAST0 FEDERAL COURT OF APPEALS GIVES GEORGE CARSON DECISION AGAINST BIG SMELTING CORPORATION afficked eee T must have knowed somethin’ or I wouldn't use. They said some other mas a ..., i have been hi tent. yy YY ¥ ' en hired. — a | suthern Gentler When I got back, I went to work around In 1915, while I was still tryig* oy 4 . he copper smelters. They was usin’ old top- furnace, I read a article in a mip Bartered His ¢ feeder furnaces then. Men had to work on which described my furnace to 9 “ee Talked Hims« top and in front nd it sure was hell. I've article said as how all the big ¢ , 2 ‘ seen stout old timers fall in faints from the panies had taken to using the fumeen 3 With Murder: neat and gasses. I had sense enough to see, it didn't say ‘George Carson is the _ many and Ei [ reckon, that these furnaces wasn’t as good I realized then that someone had gam as they could be. They'd only handle about patent. Here I was without mupeh a : Coterie That WS Ss WOM AAAI SSN Oldtimer of the Copper Fields Was the First to Think Out a “Side-Feeder” and He Obtained Patents on It, but He Says the Great Companies Stole His Idea and Infringed His Patent, and the Court Says He Is Right About It— One Company Has Been Ordered to Pay Him Damages and Royalties and Suits Are to Follow Against Several Others. - 200 tons at a charce. 3 ste lo travelin tryin’ me " 00 tons at a charge, and wasted a lot. weln arcane C2 2 s | Pending Deal them usin’ my furnace an’ givin’ mee ‘ : cca) | Violation anc RM AHAidHAdw SQ SM WH . SSS WH SS By a special Corresponde: Dispatch. nicalities. Patent papers owned by | aii CONCORD, : : ASTON B. MEANS. the ccan Smelting & Refinin . : . . | se = 5s back in his old hom: : duced with the design of proving thy ® se expects will be an ex it. because the gasses passe . + a? R : nt, because t 4: passe@ ents were ‘basic’ and preceded G ned. there are just two m instead of th et ~“ ent. There was much testimony ee mt through before he can ‘em from the top. he ore 3 a 3 , ; h om the top. The to what was the basic principle panently. Kaow!ng | lity as a salesman the ‘¢ on will sell his propositi 7 The first. proposition is to ‘ -j } ; + * ; a practical man, inventor of @ surt of appeals that + jy a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. SAN FRANCISCO, HE other o! llows at The Sailors Rest had grown weary of NYG mer to have made an impression on ¢he, . riz bout etter furnace ; oxkin’ about a bet ‘=e But the defendant's counsel “4 Ee > mn - . : . Vs ng Vat «x si,va. an Wi ri ed 1 + e biz ™ — aad = , : ; ae Abegnaee e 4 i worked around th = tricks in reserve. The case got eon talk of the 1 ns somebody owed !im + was always harping on it; smelters at Pittsburg. They was usin’ rever . had invent hieke Parnace and patentec the thine tee then how the bi nad oe : had invented a blast fur a : hing, too, and then how b beratory furnaces with the blasts of fire pass- "7" +. anies h: t-heated him of his in” si ' ' panies had cheated m of in sideways instead of up and’ down. That Once in a while one of the boys would cet so tired hearing George talk he would say “Let's see that there patent, George. The: all nudge each other, sitting on the porch of an evening. and wink George would g+t up from his cane-bottomed chair, defiantly Goinz up to his room, he muttered to hin se] and invariably rc With a@ paper Pn me = roing up to his 7m, self, and invariably came back pap hoppers and dropped down on the RM dd and drawings what was not ‘Old Man’ Carag aa . . , , ~ instead of at the 1 > lds i m roo: anté retainer and regular payments I'm a suin’ are usin’ if nd they ha' t pai the work they would do. And Carson had no RWWVQOWHWN SS me a penny either suit from a case of equity to @ ~~ even more without moral support. ae pute on blast furnace principles. — t MAAQqQq ler, > MOO eek, told him she SY ven —_ tal : a claim and to believe in Goce , fendant's tents were basic brothers, all married, sympe endants paten Carson = Defeated, George Carson was on sea water,’ some them big steamship companies = ~ the ~e2ane vidn't ; oe v nopoly of the oceans wouldn the appalling odds agains to give up. But Attorney M , —_—s S 00 eo! ; os ; . fuel. JuSt a desert rat,” the representati Sy N yy A few dars te4y, fp. oe See | “es yy So ae » | t 5 > } . sag iT owe ‘= _ Af go a : ’ Or another would say, Leorg I Lia y, Sf “G V fe VLE, AS b, Yi, aha yr’ ¢ oe How They “Kidded” George a No a 7 By Le Ccurt of Appeals at San F tte lower court's decision and Blumpus, a buddy of mine on > 8 ss) Ann Bill invented sucn a ecood ; chor it s RN Eee ae (/ , ’ os Se es 4 af, / ; ‘ / down at the ‘ } vet Y, Snes & = ~ ts , x ay ye s Af, ” } ‘> , 4 s ‘ " ~ . o- 49, be ee ee ; o ~ pu* oN © > tf, . f 7 . : . ‘ 4 . oe al . oe . Re ‘4 / f - y ? 7 » > * ; . * wy S ” CL AL Af J Or perhaj % *, le 9 WL Vie) Bie B George C. Carson, “Desert Rat,” whose winning of Furnace Patent Suit is expegied to met him millions. ¢ corporation to pay we ~~, ws » rovalties on his furnace. nace that 1! Thus. after 19 vears the C Vy crooks out o business” Hearing such talk George Carson wou! shake his head and say dogged! “I'll get -_ t law them crooks ~ aw them croo Smelting & Refining Co., chains. It was the plan of tl lefense, ap- appealed to the Supreme Court of] . a S of "* . .* & MOB United States parently to show that Carson could not have ™QQ{\q l've cot States. If it is, representatives Carson will be there to stand tor ae He has friends now. 4 | Carson has instituted suits agall | A High-Priced — i] 3 : oo invented a blast furnace. It was argued that millions comin’ t’ me and I aim t’ collect an ignorant fellow, a ‘desert rat’ must He made strange journeys to lawyers ) copied his furnace from patents previ- fices, trying to get someone interested in : | case Grizzied from vears as a desert cther corporations named in this expects to recover in all about @% His price in each. deal was ’ . Maude A. King of Chicag to know him. Capt. Boy ¥. paid him $85,000 at one By crackey, he certainly did law a 09 at another for his serv million dollars. Holy smoke!” @ f him weil” for certain. 4s for Carson—well, hes ag ing in the Bureau of , American Department of by his own admission a! - : bribe money. His final sa fener enietiohmmmensitiomnionaeneet do for my mother and brothers. 3 Rg people who paid him a: “I was born 58 years ago near La Crosse Prospect of millions has not made Carson settle down after that. I want 10) 000 for protecting them | Kan.. on my daddy’s farm. It wasn’t a good a man of fashion, as this street snapshot cood labratery, tee.” j Risky withdrawals from a farm; them grasshoppers ate the corn and meme. o- 4 pase . ; Christian General Feng & ‘Scandal bas followed him, Coup 4 that; indictments have bee = patented. HE Tientsin correspondent of m, but he used to boast, “ gered it wasnt no place fer m “The Patent Office didn’t like the war siche Zeitung reports @ | : ins conviction.” He was | | If and explained how the furnace worked. They view with Gen. Feng, @ B . mg Mrs King after her e tion of which follows: . | gement had melted fron He was much the sort of a Mm 9,909 The motive was the imagined: little sharp calves eyes @ Mantial evidence was ther BR wwnndd pector, timid from lack of book-learninge. strong in the belief that justice was due . Back at The Sailor's Rest the a . #2 saving. “Well, George lawed ‘em, @ MMM VWWA Wii wwe George Carson séught aid. He found W most attorneys, after reading his papers man dont trusted his story man G “Er—what engineering degr oe a Mr. Carson?” “Oh.” he says, “my plans are “I ain't got none. Didn't learn a inite. But «here’s lots of chings=s _— of His Life ness thataway. I been workin’ 16 around mines and furnaces i a ek ee ee “Where did you get the technica! Sn a a a a a SSE PSS SSS SSS SSS SSS SS SS SSAA ERS AS to invent a blast furnace?” Mii ids Qo “No place. I know furnaces. Hell. — o WY BRQQNYWv ¢ ei wheat most every year, and what the grass sin’ ; ry , - way to 9 it and drew my plans workin around ‘em all my life, an . = ' ;, ° ay te + ene Sst my pans. 1oppers didn’t get the drouth did, so I fig- I tried to years old now. ‘Sy ~s%* Ws dt Didn't Seem Logical said I hadn't spelled the words right. eou lways ) . ould alwa: I wrote the explanation again. Still ther littl said sonte words warn't spelled legal. I wrote much too big for them; long x ugh a sensational trial aeq them plans fi imes before they would give with the nail of the little finger @& ised of being a German s | dinary length, to show his rank; i My admitted it. When the [ip ° 4 : Jj ‘Pretty soon I ha irift into the s : wrapped rather than clothed nae mcee started its tnvestigatic ent in 1906, and it wasn't ti ‘ars lat SUEUR EEERINNENENENNN a fs reise a a Ts Soi > : | - mantle. I looked around the room) *Dtion in the Department ee SSRs ars wail a 7 Wit Ge RG walls were an oil painting of Chriats B. Means took the witness ection. a general-staff map of China » he talked of splitting brib copied me.” Inventor Carson lends himsef to the laboratory mood. 5 apis ee AEs “tT got my patent in 1966. Th cet our CORSTatulatory address in Chinese ; my-General of the United Then the lawyers would look at the list tit ve one Suu > UE Es Aer ee uy 2 a ee “tas Germany reeovered from ' acministration’s “dirty 1 | : le copper kings cal! “Old Man” Carsor deocine sina i Sel a i . “hk Bt be ractical cep! st, ju or a etl g n ~~ = or SE5*8 . of a war in which she defended See die associations with J companies Carson wished su ; mer Caner eh ; oe se Re nee st les r : mi sets : : ee a » smelters in th’ East. but a heroism I have always sam 7 Hamon. politica! “fixer “But Mr. Carson, it e I tried this BD 00 a ee Senn us that vour patent Sure you didnt copy som er furnace” nt Ulin ~ Wy tila: “Of course I'm sur: “qi S just Like mine. idn't copy ican Smelting & Refining Cvo.; Garfiele =: ey oy | zd ee a 1a 5 aaLSCT, 7 il sales i Mh a i “ee ahaa , > ¥ Yes : ” SRI re ane ‘ a eee P inn pemeee of a! ) +} > =e fees ey even look at my furna i- Feng - he is a master salesm ing Co.; the Calumet and Arizona, United — : ry Li! : : ‘vi "a ni : | } pea &: : 4 : : * - nette” the ‘offisidiie af ame settesie al saath “No country, Your Exceileney, * Back in the old days whe “Siu . : . —_ ' : . ' > . ae : &- . t . Verde Extension and United Verde, | liller believed Carson's story, ila had ey ‘dieses: te iia aia ers from a war, no matter ROW PYOWEEERP the Cannon witls of Com : a ; : a , Sivan ere oS een ead ) : m lams bi vy said “Ni doin Who ca | = Pheips-Dedge; the Consolidated Kansas | ) c nd ee raPSexe 9 ees end sch faith in ¢ nd jen amano: oe ae may eventually become. of the orders he obtain Tie we that nm . nese ’ a mM . uv Cas | «- 4) : ol eoul th rill Tehu a. v l s prosperity - Miiiiies ent Wetbles Co: th ae | yn :] tim “Teer Tee ae : aan Re e si m e a - ppt bad the limelight of the King 1 caete Mei eee oe acne , Sees panies ne vice president talked to me and have enjoyed if it ha ~ ee fore and Oo me an ave njo; ~~ dt ling how the Imper Bes Copper Co. and International Smeltin : | fen a . "ly ‘Ye a Saal — : : . wr wai leat 7 rdin liller fil, it again hy in rs mined the plans He said, ‘rour fur- answered ‘= s~*nt trusted him with $ Tihese corporations represented millions. Th: ethane - iene it Tete be “ae . Feng ruminated on this & - ; American Smelting and Refiniz itend ace nt work, but we believe in encourag- Es ; ets is = 82d how he would place ° . . — « ~~» a rre id , " ° 2 *> e : . o *9 . from . prospector ~ ” s if —, : : . ’ t s+. : 2 » ao i +} . ‘y 7 7 ‘7 cr . : ' , ’ : . . - ’ , : avin a 4n La } iderment ; 1? ar | D> I anted to know ‘who care rou the aware that eren Christian ’ - ry ¢ & - ss adel as - . , : Lone: iligat: on, {r Cal son . . . i? a&.° Pt : ‘ ; fy 2 "~f > - 7% , - ” ‘ om ia “ ; tJ R 4 rOnorTce ‘ a’ b oo ney * ra ° a? ar ere representing 36 ‘orporation ‘ - TT. ‘ h ° i} if P , fri mT : : ri} : tn use mv furnace?’ They laughed at regards this maxim? That was always a facer Carson af wows in — " . ;' moment & ' anaes = Orsices he attacked. They were imposing. handsome town t¢: nother joi: a ext it] me. ‘Your furnace?’ they said ‘This fur Feng was silent 8 heatd that lawyers sometimes took cases on shuffling in. apoloceticall: : ESS te ates : : “Yes, you may be right. IB & : i} ith } : t mer , ittering glasses and a the American Jocraphical Sassiet: - @ mace is patented. I said ‘I invented that fur ever. fT hare ended the Wat a eontiggent ,ee Dasis, ligancing > 2 ; rT} 4 : \} =. a ties é ‘2 , ° — _* < ‘ . " ’ ee ; i: st : ‘ ; bi vO: im tneir Wate } cieo tune ’ Vr {- : Imph t mace and its my paten . But it Wasn t g0 way possible—and in the €

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SUNDAY, 4 ; SUNDAY, MARC H 8, 1995 MARCH &, 1925. on —— The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 19 Iveta ISTON D, MEANS, MASTER SALESMAN, AND THE GOODS THAT HE HAS SOLD _—— ———- + —— eee eee afficked in This and That, But Always the Leading Line of Slick North Carolinian Has Been Himself. CORPORATION ey said some other man had got # & 1915, while I Was still tryin’ to Bell » e, I read a article in a mining jor pescribed my furnace to a ‘7, j Talked Himself Out of Said as bow all the big Copper eS . had taken to using the furnace, With Murdering wel ht sav ‘George Carson is the inver ized then that someone had Stole Here I was without much me mn around tryin’ to get justice, furnace an’ givin’ Pending Deals Relate to | “| Violation and Attempt to Bribe. ern Gentleman” Capitalized His Business Cunning, Bartered His Charming Personality to a Rich Widow, “Cleaned Up” as a Spy for Ger- many and England, Sold His Honor to the Corrupt Coterie That Disgraced the Harding Administration — a Conviction When Charged \ \N Small Matters of Prohibition t was George Carson's story. It seems e made an impression on the courts a7 a Special Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. CONCORD, N. C.., ASTON B. MEANS, the Master Salesman, is back in his old home town for what the defendant's counsel had 6ey in reserve. The case got down to jes. Patent papers owned by the Smelting & Refining Co. were {ppm March with the design of proving that its E: re.‘basic’ and preceded Carson's there are just two more big deals to through before he can settle down here Semanentiy. Knowing his’ transcendent Aility as a salesman the home folks believe ston will sell his propositions. ; ™ The first proposition is to convince a Fed- a en, *avetter of a biast tf nae ’ to i caked that ne should not be : pent to Atlanta penitentiary for two years on sviction of having violated the prohibition : This idea didn't get over to a jury When the case was tried in New York last july, but then the great salesman had to de- on his lawyers. Now he has taken the in hand himself. The second proposition is to pursuade a aS pie 35 eral jury that he is not guilty of an at- he issues involved had become obseur@, pt to bribe former Attorney-General He threw iMarry Daugherty and other Government of- ut of court on the ground that the @iMfcials. This should prove easy to Means who mence from the witness stand in the court- louse here talked himself out of a first de- ree murder charge. here was much testimony of experts t was the basic principle involved gs ‘Old Man’ i, hearing so many big words. He Was not Carson gat physicist or chemical engineer. — =: —— — _-—-. — Gets Justice at Last ee ae 2 —_ defendant succeeded In changing ha om a case of equity to a scientific dj bn blast furnace principles. The Jude an amazing decision. nt’s patents were basic and prece¢ n’s. pated, George Carson was almost rea : Aside from hi: 24 = fe up. But Attorney Miller intere m his appeal and the pending in gictments there is nothing to prevent Gaston . Means from retiring to the quiet life of t North Carolina gentleman with his wife and small son. If he does retire it will be after ne of the best sales records ever achieved any salesman. Gaston Means not only sold Miings, he sold himself. Gaston B. Means was an Smelting & Refining Co. had "ees principal commodity; he sold Gaston B. d on Carson's patents It ordered meeeeens Over and over again, until like Alex- ; mder who had ne more worlds to conquer had nothing more to sell. rancisco capitalists in his story. Me aised to appeal the case. ew days ago the United States Cire of Appeals at San Francisco rev wer court's decision and ruled that @ ation to pay Carson damages and ies on his furnace. a Mattes 19 years the Cateon Blast im )He sold his business cunning to a manu- a urer of turkish towels. He bartered his arm and personality to a rich widow. He egotiated his genius for sly intrigue with | German Government. He traded his ca- ty for double-dealing to the English Gov- Ament. And last of all, he sold his honor ip that coterie of corrupt men who disgraced administration of Warren G. Harding. Was recognized, and its inventor 1 a. Carson, it is expected, will reeel ling like $5,000,000 from the Ameri ng & Refining Co., unless the ) ed to the Supreme Court of the Unt If it is, representatives of ‘Old ay, n will be there to stand for his r . as friends now. E son has instituted suits against all , corporations named in this story to recover in all about $20,000 at The Sailor's Rest the old meas “Well, George lawed ‘em, didn't & ackey, he certainly did law ‘em. A High-Priced Man ee His price in each deal was large. It cost Ms. Maude A. King of Chicago at least $500.- Ytoknow him. Capt. Boy-ed, the Kaiser's W, daid him $85,000 at one time and $92.- ™? at another for his services. England n dollars. Holy smoke 4? d him well’ for certain labors. While for Carson—wel!, he’s taking it easy fking in the Bureau of Investigation of che says, “my plans are pretty ingam American Department of Justice he han- But ‘here’s lots of things I want) by his own admission at least $400,000 bribe money. His fi * D Sé ac > = r my mother and brothers. Guess +m al sale was to Pitts people who paid him and his sec ‘retary down after that. I want to set! 8,000 for protecting them in the matter of labratory, too.” “Bmisk y withdrawals from a bonded ware- om Base. istian General Feng Explains = andal has followed him, but he laughed | Coup We that; indictments have been voted against i Tientsin correspondent of the » but he used to boast, “They ath got siche Zeitung reports a recent Mingle conviction.”” He was iateine Sy ent view with Gen. Feng, a partial t& eibg Mrs. King after her estate under his f which follows: : magement had melted from $1,000.000 to Was much the sort of a man 11 me,000. The motive was there and the cir ned: little sharp calves’ eyes in @ : “™Slantial evidence was there, but he siene too big for them; long bony fit Ough a sensationa) trial] acquitted. He was the nail of the little finger of = ae ec «Of being a German spy. He laugh- y length, to show his rank; and & & Y admitted it. When the Brookhart ‘ines ped rather than clothed in a 1on6 Mee started its investigation of wholesale le. I looked around the room. On | iption in the Department of Justice ina were an oil painting of Christ's R B. Means took the witness stand Srbane- pn, a ceneral-staff map of China, | he talked of splitting bribes with the At- atulatory address in Chinese charaee™ aey-General of the United States, of deine as Germany recovered from the “ administration's “dirty week? : of ques war in which she defended herse® ble associations with Jess liga admired? Hamon, political ‘“‘fixers.’’ ¢*, Be Oism I have always ‘Yes, he is a master Salesman. He admits * Back in the ol days when he sold towels e the Cannon Mills of Concord he liked to t of the Orders he obtained. He reveled ‘the limelight of the King murder trial. He ed telling how the Imperial German Govy- ~*nt trusted him with $1.900,000 at a aod how he would place the money un- **® tombstone in Trinity churchyard for » Boy-ed. While the country was gasp- & the revelation of graft at Washington 4 “ag reaction was a chuckle. All this has ess onl a a his vanity. neighbor® Your Excellency, ever : rom a war, no matter how prospere a eventually become. Who can m® still more marvelous prosperity it @% enjoyed if it had never had a wat pred. | I De ruminated on this a moment : said: “Quite right. That is also on. That is why I stopped this wat) bes Your Excellency believe that ese factions will ever settle their rsies without war?” our politicians st’'s injunction: Love your replied ut.’ I objected, “isn't Your ExcelleD e that even Christian Europe utterly d rds this maxim?” . ie was silent a moment and then , vou may be right. In any case, he ‘I have ended the war in the quick eestbie—and in the most Chinese way. 0 country. The Southern Gentleman | and strutting on a foot high plat- not satisfy him long. He wanted men and strut on higher stages. he expects will be an extended visit. In- Started out in North Carolina as a say eacher. Alring his knowledge before ase Concord folk nodded when Gaston B. Means wrote out his resignation. “You can’t keep a smart man teaching school all his life,’’ they said. Even then, Gaston B. Means kad ‘‘sold”’ himself. His second sale of himself was to the sales- manager of the Concord Mills. One can fancy how he did it. Swallow tail coats and a Southern plant- ers hat he early adopted as his costume. He appropriated some imaginary plantation down in Georgia as his background. You always felt, meeting him, ‘‘Here is a Southern gen- tleman of the old school.” ws made you — _ a> +) ANS _ » 3 A) ws 554 Cae te fl //U Y Ulliyy Uf YUE My GUE Yh Wy ie Ny Gaia es “by o 4y/ Hae Yat try y t, (4 ? sh % Cy “4, tb /, ‘ys jy id mitt, typ G GO. %y hp VOY” A J “UY, Ma oy MOY 4 Y Mrs. Maude A. King, of whose murder Z a Means was acquitted, ZZ) “rn, Y feel, too, that he was independently wealthy Wry, and engaved in gainful pursuits only for the |W MMO? 2; sake of a pastime. That tall, bulky figure. That deep, hearty voice. That ruddy complex ion; that well-fed air. Had he been born two generations earlier he would have been £00d to his slaves, you believed. The twinkle in "®*' “st Drice was 01.15 and thet Means Ran set it higher so he could reduce it for effect. his eves said, “‘I’m generous to a fault,” the grin said, “I’m a mans man,’’ the pompous attitude said, “I am GASTON B. MEANS of No’'th C’alina, suh!’ decided that They did not know when-he offered to put what he called a special border on a towel just for friendship’s sake that the border was a stock design. They thought Gaston B. Means a remarkable man who not only could expansive The salesmanacer Means would make a good salesman. He was given a salarv of $4200 a year and commissions, sell but design goods. and sent out to Chicago with the entire Mid- The salesmanager of the Cannon Mills, die West for a territory. His assignment however, began to see through Means’ little learned that his Chicago agent lines of the seemed entirely in keeping. Who would tricks. He think of restricting Gaston B. Means to one Was pushing the established city or one State? Besides, the Concord Mills COMpany, but was not working hard to intro- were not as large as they are now, in fact, @uce new lines in white goods where he had they were just getting a start nationally. to buck com petition. Relations between Means was well known in St. Louis those Means and the company became strained and days. Twice or three times a year he would fnally, he was discharged. make the rounds of the wholesale dry goods “I am taking up other work,” houses on Washington avenue. Buyers who his merchant friends. dealt with him remember his impressive “Too bad,” they said to each other. “Means manner. On a sales floor he towered. His May be a good bit of a bluffer, but he is a booming voice warmed the heart. His en- Ccracker-jack salesman.” thusiasm bubbled between puffs of cigarett: The other work was a job of salesmanship. smoke, and he was always smoking. Means had decided that his talents were best suited not to selling towels or any other dry goods, but to selling Means. Hie first custo- | ' His Sales Methods mer was Mrs. Maude A. King, widow of a multimillionaire Chicago lumberman and divorced wife of a dentist. They met through his sister who lived in Chicago and became close friends about 1915. Means told —— co eg mene | ee ee — ae ne EE a a none He was liked by the buyers, and as he carried a good line they gave him orders. He had a way with him. For instance, he seemed always willing to shave a price. She had been an old man’s darling, and “Our list is $1.35 a dozen, suh,” he would James C. King, the old man, had not treated , “but when I deal with my friends I go her as ehe thought ehe should have been far as I can. It will be $1.15 to you.” treated. He had left her with a paltry 3100,- “What an unusual salesman,” thought the 000, the bulk of his estate going to a bome buyer. for old men in Chicago. By threatening suit he wholesale men did not know that the to break the will ber lawyers had obtained YL _~€,. y Ws We SN ‘ aes Ws J —— MQ \ Spppenenanehnnabanbbaaantnnnebnanannanbioniennaboabnnannbnan N ; RRS ~ kd Yl G4 SS MO WN WSS XX Shcssnsedivatanreecsesssaseaccsecnsepeaaenenne 2 & WY E_ELEELEL/_ HXx#@Z XZXZQ.Qunnued: Gaston B. Mcans, master salesman, in one of his persuasive poses. $600,000 cash and life interest in $400,000 more for her from the chief beneficiary as a settlement. This, with what she had re- ceived from King before his death gave her about $1,000,000. | He Sells Himself ; Again er = ee To her came Gaston B. Means, a Southern gentleman. He sympathized. He offered his broad shoulders for the burden of managing her property. ‘‘Now, honey,” he said in soft North Carolina accents, “don't yo-all £0 frettin’ yoself about this heah business. Yo just leave it to Gaston B. Means. Crooks ah just waitin’ for a po’ little woman like you, but I'll look aftah them.” In September, 1917, when Mrs. King's bank account had been reduced from $1,000,000 to $90,000, although she did not know it, she accepted Means’ invitation to visit his home town, Concord. One evening while on this visit Means organized a_ target-shooting match. He and Mrs. King accompanied by Mrs. Maizie Melvin, her sister, ~ Afton Means, his brother and Capt. W. . Bingham drove out from town in an pe se When they reached Blackwelder Spring Means and Mrs. King left the others and walked down a hill. ostensibly to set up a target at which Mrs. King was to shoot with an automatic pistol. Means carried the pistol. There was a shot, presently. Means called: “Mrs. King has shot herself!” The local authorities would net believe it and indicted Means for murder. At the trial in December Gaston B. Means “sold” himeeif “Gommnasisasasssintaiy Y; nif Z tld SSNS LLL EL ELLE,’ a ‘oe Poe a, * * —— MQW oon SAL ww en N ‘ WS RWW tHWNWNWWA WAV WN) MAN ——— Yt Above—Harry M. Daugherty, Harding’s member of Washington Attorney- General, coterie with which Means affiliated. mans were looking for. A bold, able man, whose -word was his bond. He hated En- gland, but they could depend on his discre tion. He was hired for $1000 a week and for two years was in the Kaiser's pay. He claims now that he uncovered a plot to re store Huerta as dictator in Mexico and bring on a war between the United States and that country. He claims he discovered that Amer- ican firms were building and launching smal! sub-chasers for England. He claims that he kept track of blockade runners and made a survey of American industry for his German paymaster, Boy-ed. He left the Kaiser's serv- ice in 1915 when it became apparent that Germany was drifting toward war with the United States. . “Did you also act as a spy for England?’ he was asked at a hearing of the Brookhart committee later. “Yes, but not at the same time,” he replied. ‘That wouldn't be cricket.” By 1921 Gaston B. Means had reached the world of big things for which he had longed, and toward which he had made bis salesman- like way. He was ready now to sell himself for real money. He had developed himself. He was shrewd and he was cautious; he knew the technique of devious ways. And he was big—big—big. He had left the realm of towels for the realm of politics. He “sold” himself to Willlam J. Burns, head of the Bureau of leeenanee of the Department of Justice. The full story of his activities as a Govern- ment investigator did not come out until he was called to the witness stand last March to testify before the Brookhart committee. These were his revelations: That he had received $100,000 from a Jap- anese representing Mitsul & Co., airplane builders, to stop Government prosecution of the concern’s American branch for fraud. That he had turned this money over to Jesse W. Smith, personal friend and go-be- tween of Attorney-General Daugherty. That he received $50,000 from producers of Dempsey-Carpentier fight pictures under agreement that their exhibition would not be interfered with, and that he gave this money to Smith. ee _— Some More Sales a em eee — ‘That a secret purse was made up with the knowledge and consent of high Republican officials to carry on a sub rosa investigation of prohibition enforcement with the object of discrediting the Treasury Department's ad- ministration of this work. About $100,000 was contributed, the idea being that the pro- hibition work would be turned over to the Department of Justice if sufficient “dope” against the Treasury Department was ob- Capt. Boy-ed, master spy, to whom Means tained. sold his secret services. to the jury. told this story: That the Department of Justice through him and others investigated Senator Caraway Sitting on the witness stand he of Arkansas, Senator La Follette of Wisconsin and Senator Wheeler of Montana with an idea “I placed the pistol in the fork of a tree 5» ruining their political and personal reputa- as I walked down to the spring to get a I looked back and saw she I said ‘Maude, drink of water. had the pistol in her hand. that pistol is loaded. Put it up. fool with it.” She put it up. tions. That he had made “undercover” investiga- tions at the personal behest of President I would not Harding. I dished a cup That he was suspended from the Depart- of water and before I put it to my mouth IT pant of Justice because a “certain cabinet heard a shot. I looked and saw her falling about two and a half feet from the tree.’’ officer’ thought he had been too active in investigating maneuvers in the Mexican oil The jury believed him, despite testimony of 9414, doctors that Mrs. King could not have shot That two houses, one on “H"’ street and herself behind the ear without leaving pow- one on “K” street in Washington, sald to be der burns. “A Good Salesman” Those who knew Gaston B. “well, anyway, he is a good salesman.” It developed that Mrs. named beneficiary of Mrs. King’s estate and estate had The tragedy and the also how the Means’ management, disclosure did not daunt Means, the master salesman. He immediately tried to sell the idea to the probate court in Chicago that King had left a second will, which Means pro- duced, bequeathing his $5,000,000 fortune to his wife and not to the old men’s home, This will, if upheld, would have brought the for- tune into Mrs. Melvin’s hands as sole heir But when the court learned that Means had a contract with Mrs. Melvin under which she was to pay him $1,000,000 eommission If he “sold” the idea of a second will, the § first document was upheld. Judge Baldwin In his decision sternly reprimanded Means for dom- inating Mrs. King and Mrs. Melvin by “his strong personality and inflexible will.” The King estate market was therefore closed to Gaston B. Means. As a commodity he was left begging there. But it is the es- sence of a good ealesman that, finding o market closed, he should already have de- veloped another market. With this precept in mind Means as early as 1914 had “sold” himself to the Imperial German Government. One can guess how “the master salesmen approached Capt. Boy-ed—or was it Count von Bernstorff himself? “Tl am an enemy of England's, suh!” he doubtiess said. “Down in No'th Ca'lina we remember Tarleton and his damned redcoats. I did not Hke the Venezucla affaih; the Brit ishers behaved like boundahs, ewh, like boun- dahs.”’ Here was just the sort of a man the Ger- Means eaid, Melvin had been dwindled under owned by Edward B. McLean, Washington publisher and “lose friend of the Hardings, were used by Smith and Daugherty as meet- ing places. He called McLean “Ned” and seemed on familiar terms with most of the Republican officials. hat after Jess Smith's suicide he was the money carrier for the corrupt men in Wash- ington. He made his confessions with gusto. He liked the limelight. He was even a bit pom- pous about it. Like a good saleeman who knows he has the goods, he drove his points “IT am showing no quarter and expect he sald. home. none,” The general impression throughout the country was that Gaston B. Means had net been acting honestly as a member of the De partment of Justice, “But he was a good salesman,” said those who knew him, thinking over the bribes he had mentioned. The Washington flare-up passed. After a preliminary “‘tch-tch” of sadness over the cor- ruption of its officials the American public forgave the Republican party and marching to the polle elected Calvin Coolidge. Gaston B. Means was still a salesman. He and his secretary, Elmer Jarnecke, accented $15.9097.60 from Frank D. Saupp and Joho W. Hubbard, Pittsburg millionaires, for per- mits to move whisky owned by Saupp from « warehouse at Brownsville, Pa. . The plot was discovered and Gaston Means stood trial. For some reason his usual good luck with juries falled. Every salesman has an off day now and then. The jury sentenced him to two years at Atlanta. “But he is a good ealeeman,.” itneist the home folks of Concord. “That guy could sell rubbers to an Arab, and he'll talk that appel- late court Into granting his appeal.” Maybe he will. Anyway, they are sight. Gaston B. Means is a good salesman. 7

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CR IR ee NOT nee Ee ‘ / : | Ms om SUNDAY,” > CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED Mine @ fe -DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Cuircu sean etal ech nd maces attic nett tt tn. BBs pes etme 5 eT SMELT OE a ie 20 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY (ivWitliel — —— : Z : = es _oogstag? ) : ) TT Ah nape de ; ‘gumed a much more important part | derstood the preblem will be strate- MAKE Ka : — ve Lae te Ny eet AITOS MUST STOP | in church affairs than in the days gical rather than or age - a ; ree : of the monarchy. About 75 per cent ;roughly agreed upon, the Pian is) 7 of the church membership voted In to defend the Kure naval port from Costumers ) ~ ’ most parishes, which ts regarded asian attack by an “enemy pieet.. 49 , j ™ PEDESTRIAN \ SIGNAL a manifestation of unusual! interest 1- | | in church affairs * Me 4 = ee . : ° ere Japanese Maneuvers to Be Brief. Al: Goiters Respond to These are Ong = . - : ) We lin ttiadde all dn Rien Ode Costumers with solidly nbd ie ’ C Wola. | Owes = the Amece . gew Los Angeles Orcina ' : CARBOZINE fastened clothes hang- = ers. Special for this e SEVEN _ | nklin Av : = . Beginning Monday We Launch Our Great ~Bharity and O | TOKIO, Feb. 6.—Tentative plans ER | . Csives lhose AfToot Might for the maneuvers of the Japanese , GOIT ' of W ai Al ( rossinegs Navy next autumn coniemp aye Op- Opinion CREAM ‘ tions decidediv limited in ex At Drugerst or by Ma . . — en and scale as compared with 3127 Ss. Broadway bee the Siw ar r= : 7 } ; e 7 ’ - LOS ANGELES. M: fhe those recently concluded. It is un new traiii nee eGe mss | j I P| : Fact] Ee eh, RGR wy BEAN ine MRRSE ee age Mea he ee are o wm hhh. & a A i a ia tA, cad linia Seattle hie a ane ee ~ Piedras tee » # i A ge " . — » " ' . ve . Die » Lenin oye thy \ “ aie dial a), Sea ea i Oi SIG nage ne! Pinch : Te ee a rae a Ne ° % S vv aren weed 4 . ea o th ; ee ee * wn oe « ~ . t ~ o* me Yr * ° ~ : ei te oS a oi AND INTERESTING BOOKLET I have successfully treated thousands transgression a fine of $500 anda six months’ jail sentence. made effectivs ner . “ 4 f > . ; . . ate outs ee of e 4 1) traf triendethink that you t: 4 TY antza tons He pone. One afoot desiring to ee whe. | 3. . oppagael iaacteeties a pt : | D . Tees aA stres ot oan ° ina - . nm Aart ™ : « if ° ’ t nd of a ‘ : eae rns Sate mp Seay Darin, pose om Sis = Ger , more a Sw c © Rateite. Geeta all Women Elected Church Officials. : . hort! ‘ou lift it oF tien e. Don't delay. rite now for A is , | iu os ive ' : BERLIN, March 7.—Recent elec- , CON, instantly that corn Stops hurting, then shor y you mt i FREE Trial Treatment. ? = Rte moe IS ia 2 ae ope stein and Francis G. Eat tions in the Evangelical church! right off with fingers. DR R. NEWMAN | > Bf8 de a 3-4 _ rove 4 = SI ~ +N ai e fats i = ORAS nm acer Je ome .* of 40 Portland place, M of Hotel Chase, Mr. and mer of 4915 Lindell boulevs 4 Baughter, Mrs. Lawre interest here: Mra. Geo You can cook with either coal A Regular $550 Bedroom Suite 4 Pieces > 75 $25 Down Complete $2.50 at Weekly These exquisite French Walnut Suites were purchased from a well-known manufac- turer of fine bedroom Suites at an extreme price concession. We are enabled to offer them to you Monday at an enormous saving. A special purchase of this beautiful Suite makes this or gas on this Combination unusually low price possible. It comprises a spacious Range. It has 4 coal holes * and Mrs. Charles Wiggins buffet, extension table, 5 side and one armchair, ex- and 4 gas burners. Success Place, who have spent the wi quisitely finished in American walnut. Remember, ful baking is assured with » &re at the Arlington Ho only 25 of these Suites. this Range. where they will end the Overstuffed Bed Suite "hee t i rhe: Soi i. » : P > ae 2 ; : : ae mS. Frederic Winthrop Allen Bdinz a few days with her Catlin of 51 Westminate "rn home on Wednesday. sin of 41 Westmoreland "in Palm Beach, Fla.. fo ected home about March 1 resume hep studies at | "in Farmington, Conn. 8! > TecUperating from an {itz The finish is the magnificent new French walnut with beautifully matched ve- neers and all burl walnut overlays. The drawer work is of mahogany .with drawer guides. The entire Suite is dustproof throughout. The detatl and workmanship is of the highest quality and must be seen to be appreciated. Day Bed and Mattress = 15> All museel with welent Guinn outa This magnificent double utility Suite has spring loose-cushion coms * Mrs. William D. Ceili Opens into a full-size bed. It ts throughout and is with a splendid spring. It is upholstered on . . and their daughter equipped with a link fabric spring and quality velour. Special for this March sale. B55 departed yesterday for | comes complete with mattress. : — for several weeks. SERRE RRE EERE James Martin Nelson J Normandy, has gone to De her, Mrs. Dines, who | BS 'ilness ; ‘ s0 inches long. Stationary Full size with extra heavy Of the newest French de- Has clothes-hanging com- Ain mirror, jewel and powder wainut side rails. Beautiful- sign, 48 inches wide, with partment, 4 drawers, shoe box, and sliding pin tray in ly designed in the French stationary mirror, powder box and hat box. drawer. period. box and 2 concealed drawers. Chest of Drawers Can Be Had i Miace of Chifferebe if Desired t L all Le] | iy 7 The Dresser The Bow-End Bed The Vanity The Chifforobe = ~ # a as Seeeen —— € pitt b ns 5 ee ie af es ee 7 ; z Oe ee sy _ a * =e Varn oes re u aa q aaa 2 ow . ba ee ee a oJ hie ay + ae a . . —-. - . 7 : nad a " ae ap 2 2. 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LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1925. — A ~—_ - ' rity and Other ganizations Hold jway During Lent reat XN LE the FRANKLIN his March Sale. ing Arranged by Women fanagers of Symphony for ‘e dress by Philadelphia -hestra Worker — Red oss Session March 16. i one brief interruption of the peniten- taj period allowed by society, a brief mson of grand opera, has passed into _and once more thoughts are turned , gerious things. While smal! parties Mog given, charitable organizations and of all sorts have come into their own. tions are in the mails for an after- meeting of women to be held Thursday Welock at the home of Mrs. Edward A. 1 Portland place, when Mrs. J. J. Jr. of Philadelphia, a member of the ion's Committee of the Philadelphia ra. will be the speaker and guest of . The meeting has been called to estab- | permanent woman's committee here, to ion in connection with the St. Louis ony Orchestra arfd to stimulate inter- m that body. A preliminary committee 6 women members of the St. Louis Sym- Board of Managers—Mmes. Joseph W. s, Charles M. Rice, O. K. Bovard, las G. Ratcliffe, George Gellhorn, N. A. ein and Francis G. Eaton and Miss Sproule—has arranged for the meet- and the number of acceptances denotes ided interest. bn there is‘the annual meeting of the Cross, which this year will take the form Mattress . | : huge luncheon to be given at the City $ 95 > Monday noon, March 16. The affair ow me De one of the important mid-Lent events, fa number of tables reserved for fash- wie groups. The Army and Navy will be A soft comfortable Materess, made Bsented and the Jefferson Barracks or- for sound sleep. Very special at ia will play. A number of women in Red p uniforms will serve as the Reception mittee for the guests. Instead of reports pyear'’s activities being read at the lunch- nted leaflets will be distributed, and sawrence Mauran, chairman of the chap- il give a brief address before introduc- te chief speaker, Dr. Thomas E. Green of ngton, D. C., of the American Red Cross. mg the women members of the Board rectors of the St. Louis Chapter are: Frank V. Hammar, Henry Clarkson J. Porter Tirrill, Peyton T. Carr, Ross =, J. B. Rule, Horace Rumsey, E. T. ley, Joseph W. Bray, Luther H. Conn, G. Mudd, George H. Capen, Marcus uwsch, George “Warren Brown, John T. Jr., Sidney Schwab and Max Kotany and S Lillie R. Ernst and Florence Hayward. re eee ns ————— — —- on _ -_—— Black Enamel An all black enamel Range. A splendid baker. It is a wonderful value at this price. Simmons Bed Outfit $19: Includes Simmons all-metal Bed, a comfortable mattress and spring. p a inal laterest to society here !s the approgch- atriage of Miss Carol Elting, daughter -and Mrs. Howard Elting of Chicago, eoeph Donner of Buffalo, N. Y., which ke place in Buffalo March 24. The lect is a granddaughter of Thomas H. -of 11 Westmoreland place, and is well here, Miss Frances West will depart 20 to participate in the pre-wedding: ties and be a member ofthe bridal eee 6 0° Mrs, Thomas H. West, Mr. and Mrs. untially constructed Chifforobe T. West, uncle and aunt of the bride. » clothes-hanging comp1rtment, rs. Robert McKittrick Jones. another ling rack for clotheshangers, 5 ‘will go East for the ceremony. and a hatbox. Special. . - Broup of St. Louisans are registered at | Negresco at Nice, France, and have fattending the Carnival and Battle of Ms held there recently. Included in my are Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Allen. the formerly Miss Marion Turner Lambert. Marriage in Mentonesrecently was of interest here; Mrs. George Warren of 40 Portland place, Mrs. Douglas fof Hotel Chase, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. fr of 4915 Lindell boulevard, and the Baughter, Mrs. Lawrence, Clinton » and Mrs. Charles Wiggins of 17 Port- mace, who have spent the winter in Cali- B am at the Arlington Hotel in Santa » Where they will end their stay. » Frederic Winthrop Allen of New York bding a few days with her mother, Mrs. Catlin of 51 Westminster place. She urn home on Wednesday. Mrs. Daniel Buin of 41 Westmoreland place, who en in Palm Beach, Fla.. for a fortnight, wed home about March 18. Miss Cat- * Tesume her studies at Miss Porter's 8 Farmington, Conn. She was in the *uperating from an iliness. Priced Extremely Low at *16/> Here you have a combina- tion of a bedroom an living room in one Suite. James Martin Nelson Jr. of ‘‘Nelso- e'rmandy, has gone to Denver to visit ther, Mrs. Dines, who is recovering M illness. i Mrs. William D. Collins of 5 Hor- eee and their daughter. Miss Janet A departed yesterday for New York to for feveral weeks. ng loose-cushion construction ng. It is upholstered in @ =... 7. 7. 7 Miss Margaret and Mrs. James T. Caradine of 30 Portland place, York, where she has been visiting friends, for few days. Miss Caradine spent several weeks in Lake Placid, N. Y., ticipated in the winter sports. a Hiot Springs, Va., there. Mrs. J. Sidney Walker of thé Oxford apartments, will go to the a W SSAA AS *s*e* Mr. and Mrs. George D. Markham of 4961 Pershing avenue will depart tomorrow for Avi aes 4 “4 nee eae Ss eo 2 0eee Ysa “24 tn, 3 : * Wy S ae Ae SS Ss TLS rae” ee ee ce“, MIM ee ee ee — Rl te at ll — 5 COO. ee” “ “> OO Sua aa % 0. # pe ee ee ee ree FAFA FEF IPT EAP AEP ELE EEE EEE PE PEPER LER EE “'Mir and Mrs. Donald Daniforti (Dorothy Claggett), whose wedding was an event of March 3, and their bridal party. Included in the group are Misses Mary Lemon Sipple, Harriet Moore, Mrs, Randolph Compton, Misses Jane Walden of New York, Mary Louise Woods of Se- wickley, Pa., Jane McElroy,:-Léwis B; Stuart of Kansas City, William R. Compton Jr., Gordon Philpott, Lyall Stuart, Turner Clarkson, Randolph Compton, Barclay Witherspoon and William N. Claggett Jr is a aye eee a S 6 mie gt MRS. i ee é ‘ a WILLIAM %,- BAGNELL, who has lent’ her home, 12 West moreland place, for a series of Lenten’ | lectures under the’ | auspices of the Churchwoman’s | Club, March 9, 16 | -Ashen-Brenner 4 Mii titttesbtthtlbiLlildl stitlblLlihillllillillllidlillllililllilldlioallilhdldé’ “Ye Uy, es. * Le on (Cina La af 7 . 4s oe AAA hd A Ad FHF EFF EE FFE FERS E EE PEE OEM ECE CEP EEEEPE LE LEES Caradine, daughter of’ Mr. SN will return home Wednesday from New =. .5 4" ae eee where she par- > > > > ee EEEKKNA A N to join the pre-EFaster colony Same resort about March 15. Later she will go to New York. , " So SOS pe rnc a 400ne0eeeeeeseneeeeessasae, 4 . ty Yu, ty ents, ; %G 4 % Z, % “My SS ysys pee vine « aes ee ee Z |\\Mhatistthasttbttisladasdssssbasbbihdissssssdsssdsdsbdbsisssdddnaiz£chn—_—_—_—__E__/” es ae ee = — - ae “Steiger oe (GET Treasure Hunt 9 * ee e Fad at Palm Beach Jeoeeessep Ka Yo Mttiyy, _—— RP VR te _ a A a Po PO PE ela a Women’s Annual Tennis Tournament Also Holds Interest of Visitors — Ac- tivities of St. Louisans at the Resort. nie PALM BEACH, Fia., March 7. Special to the Post-Dispatch. HE women’s annual tennis tournament on oe Te Royal Poinclana courts started Mon- day. , The men’s annual tournament next week will bring prominent stars here, includ- ing William T. Tilden II, Vincent Richards and the highest ranking Japanese player now in this country. Many social events are planned during tennis week, and the annual tennis ball, a fancy dress affair, will be given at the Club de Montmartre. Many Lenten visitors will arrive in Palm fe tg ee ee treasure hunt. Following a hunt given at Via Mizner by Mrs. John Magee of Mt. Kisco, N. Y., and Mrs. J. J. O’Brien of New York, an- other was held at the same place, starting with a country supper, and ending wih a dance and breakfast at the Palm Beach Country Club. Mrs. Frederick T. Frelinghuysen of New York, Miss Shela Byrne, Rodman Wan- amaker and Herbert Pulitzer staged the af- fair and invited the Joshua 8S. Cosdens of Port Washington L. I., and their house guests. Mr. Pulitzer entertained members of the same group at the home of Harold 8. Vander* bilt, the Villa Solana, on the South Ocean boulevard, which he kindly offered for the occasion. One of the leading social events of the week was Summer Ballard’s dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury, at Invierno on the Jungle Road, which he has occupled for the season. Madame Frances Alda came from New York to sing and Palm Beach's smartest society was asked rr Pao hin “ HN SANNA AN ANNAN AANA ATA INADA AANA AANA ut ? eee a's Sa Y .* Yith semmannusisiebbog Be z hes ‘ to the affair. ye ‘Mra. Henry Clarkson Scott of31 Westmore- Baron Ernst Luettwitz of Germany, who is “land place, with her son and daughter-in-law, Spending the sé¢ason fn Palm Beach at the Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Scott, left for New York Breakers Hotel, is planning to visit 6t. Louis Pe ees Oe Thursday and the Hugh Scotts #ailed yester- the early part of April where hé Will be the ea 2 Are day with their children to remain in Europe guest of Mr. and Mrs. Adalbert von Gontard te 3 Mrs. Scott will go to Hot Springs, of the Forest Park Hotel. The Baron also | returning the last of the will visit Mrs. August A. Busch, who during her stay in Palm Beach entertained frequent- ly, the Baron being noted in many of her A group of prominent St, Louisans in Win- parties. ter Park, Fla., are planning their return trips. Dr- and Mrs. H. L, Nietert of St. Louis, who Mrs, Peyton T. Carr of 62 Vandeventer place re spending the season in Palm Beach at the und her daughter, Miss Jessie, have already Royal Poinctana Hotel, entertained with a de- returned and Mrs. Joseph Dickson Sr. and lightful dinner party in the Grill Room of the her daughter, Mrs. Stanley Stoner, are expect- Poinciana Hotel Tuesday evening. ed this week. Mrs. Carr’s sister, Mrs. George | Mrs. George W. Simmons and her daugh- | F. Tower Jr.. of 27 Vandeventer place, will ter, Miss Virginia Wright Sinygnons, of New f eho remain until the last of April. York, formerly of St. Louis, were among those ef f to arrive {in Palm Beach last week. They are Mrs. Arthur B. Shepley of 50 Westmoreland guests of the Breakers Hotel. Mrs. Simmons place and her daughters, Misses Emily and and her daughter will remain here for several Mary Shepley, have gone to Biloxi, Miss., for weeks’ stay. three weeks. Miss Emily Shepley will go to Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Shoemaker of the Chase New York early in April to visit her flance, Hotel are at the Roya) Poinciana Hotel where Lawrence Edward Keyes III and his family, they will remain for several weeks before go- who will give a ball for her the night of ing to Miami Beach to be guests at the Fia- April 17. Mrs. Shepley will join her daugh- mingo Hotel for a short stay. They will go ter there. from there to Ormond Beach, then to Ashe- ville, N. C., where they will visit friends. ‘Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Luecking of St. Louls ‘were among tlifose to arrive in Palm Beach the earlier part of the week for a short stay. six months. : Va., for. March, PORE : month. SPP PETER ES 4 ff Yay %3 tf Mr. and Mrs. Luecking came to Palm Beach Gite Yh Yr , from Orlando, Fla., where they spent the oly .% i, Y : “ly early part of the season. They will remain i Vl Yi, ji Gi % in Palm Beach for a short stay before going % we Y oe if to St. Petersburg, Fla. yy ; Vg Pi te Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Strauch of Hawthorne Ai boulevard, with their daughter, Alice, are ex- tt % pected to arrive in Palm Beach this week from Havana, where they have been spending *>*>°>* a ee ee *s** . el - s | Special to the Post-Dispatch. President Coolidge. fj President and Mrs. Cgolidge contented bef ; themselves with a small house party consisting ‘ee 4 i, 9X of Col. John Coolidge, father of the President, a. sd AAA Uo fa Mitton ae a a John Coolidge, his son, Mre. A. I. Goodhue, MRS. EDWARDH TS@ssSIG mother of Mrs. Coolidge, President R. B. Olda of Houston, Tex., who is visiting of Amherst College; Mrs. Laura Skinner of . New York: Mrs. R. R. Hills of Northampton, her father-in-law. Mr James E. 2 Taussig. Mass.. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Stearaos of ~Kentee Boston. In the afternoon, after the parade, rhirlwind of functions, balls, receptions and teas in connection with the inaugural o The inauguration was a simple affair. insofar as the Coolidges were concerned, perhaps, but the lack of ostentatious ceremony about the inaugural its: If placed more importance upon the social event s incident thereto. } , W5 viiswine ot society, official, diplomatic and resident is drawing a long breath after a the new Royal Daneli Hotel, where they will, remain a week before retu‘ning to St L.oule. Miss Mary Denman Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles MeClure Clark of Hortense place, who is spending the late season in Palin Beach as the house guest of Miss Marceline Reyburn is being entertained extensively by her many friends in Palm Beach. Miss Cath- erine Nelson of Chicago entertained her with a luncbeon on Monday at Whitehall, formerly the home of the late Henry M. Flagler. Miss Clark, with Miss Reyburn, entered the wom- eo's golf tournament which Is being played this week over the exelusive Everglades Olub NAAAAANAAN NANA AAR AAA NANA ANA AAANAAANARANANAAAAAAAN WASHINGTON, March 7. Z : ; ‘ . f @Z: ’ President and Mrs. Coolidge were at homie in- formally to the visiting Governors and their wives afid were assisted in receiving them by Vice President and Mrs. Dawes. John Coolidce has réturned to Amherst and Mrs. Goodhue, Mrs. Coolige’s mother will remain for severa!’ weeks. Now the inauguration is over and Len: is Continued on Next Page. MISS ELIZABETH NEWSOME of Webster Groves. she will be- ide of Edwin H aune come the bride Ed odgdon Miss Rose Muckerman, daughter of Mp, ené Continued on Next Page. Healey March 11 ~ Athen Breanes Beach where the fad of the moment is the.

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SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1925. 2% ome oi am ae ae Or ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oR A TT luncheon at the Beach Club, having | Fine C AN ARIES ‘tertained at dinner Thursday night /14 guests. Thursday they enter- | ROLLER prs ES are me YO wre Se ~ era: Pyne dane » Oe alate. * > ee eee ~~ ar nia sige > pean at as , * -- ox — a eee e : a ane a + mate his is n susie “ ap BE Boe Ripe re ee eve ae ee) her git 4 tain reiliony, SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON | Embassy and Mmé..Calderers om- P A } — ~ T i | A F E R > > | ith a dinner party at the ' in honor of the Chief of the Bureau ! tained w aah ~ ; | Nav . ties and Mrs.;| Beach Club. | INAUGURAL ACTIVITIES of Naval Aeronau fesse eat oe delightful age ere: ' . — William A. Moffett. | Fn oa wan Bb mernn Bh S me Mrs. Grace Semple Burlinghame, | Orange Gardens of ee bere. Mrs. Coolidge has planned! Republican Committeewoman from | Club Saturday call ‘ erivtirved | some quiet days at the White Missouri, was one of the national | Miss Elinor ax informal en- committeewomen receiving witn | for St. Louis Mon —— ayer * Me a beeen rishi ’ - ‘ : 7 ° 5 oid cab cate at atta hoe 58 ew emg? © 68 BOR r Superfine singers, rea- ped safely a ag day evening, while | +T MELODY LAN PO aa aa ae whghe gid ‘ pe tg Se Raid Cia ta H House without even McLaughlin re- 3 — a b- | Mrs. Helen Bolland MceLaugnun re-| G112 Victoria Av. . # 3 tertaining. the vice a hairman of she stggee en ba weass Saterday: vetere sanv~| Ben gg ly F 7 * Social interest is keen over Mrs. lican National Committee at tne . Open Sundare and Evening+. STAFF. an expert in Surgery. ST LOUIS : a tes ie Dawes. Mrs. Kellogg and the other reception given at her apartment ing. : = js Room 410 Vict Bidg. Hours 10 to 4 a: ww 4 |; B.£ie Cee ee | siet , : . after the parade Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Valier, | | 18 years’ success practice. Call or write. { wis new members of official sock Yy. inauguration day, a r th pa on Pkoug:. gig an avenue, who have | Sell heaters of homes through | Offices: Detroit. Kansas City, St. Louis. | Pe, KANSAS CITY i a hae Mrs. Dawes probably will be given. A touching ceremony took place | 3690 oer eens stone tee wales! Post-Dispatch Wants. ! ; | i Bay many entertainments after the | in the corridor of the Capitol lead- | been In Paim Drew, , re | j i], A i rl He Vice President's family is perma- ing from the House of Reppesenta- | dle of December at — raya ~ ; ev ewewes es gece a ee AE Te gs + es as Repo ee peoee eae swowces : 4 Mar AYA ee a i He nently established in Washington, ; tives to Statuary Hall, when two | winter home on Sea anal E en a - — ———————— — —____ | IS a 7. Bet which will not be until next fall, | flag-draped busts were unveiled, returned to St. Louls aaa an. |e . | hUE aot + BBE unless the Senate remains in ses-/one of Champ Clark of Missouri,| Mr, and Mrs. gt ony ™ | ‘ im) ft ge F ie 4 ire sion indefinitely, in which c48¢@/ the other of former Majority Lead-|who are spending the season - >| | | if suite at the New Willard the day | The Missouri colony here is an-| wir of New York, Mr. and Mrs. | ‘ before inauguration. She wore 4 | ticipating the visit of the Glee Club. Ben G. Brinkman of St, Louis, Mr. | 2, ; : j charming gown of silver zray | of Missouri University. Represen- ‘and Mrs. Fenrich of Evansville. i MART, sparkling bright, each one 2 . crepe, trimmed with long es ‘tative Cleveland A. MewtOn, presi-'rnq. and Col. and Mrs. George | § : 9 ; She Gisplayed her imugure 41) | @ent of the Missouri Society, and | Kavanaugh of New York. . lovely creation , 2 = Theres nota : gown with great delight,” and held | jonn Spencer Hornback, president | | h Id h il] d | h B , riters | rfeashing > Mis- | ‘ . : a cee ne cite Hwan ot |v ninerany uma wil actao| Mr and Bra Allen 7. West of 1 atone Me eagamape tg dbaasge- : could see ct. _— } souri iversity ’ ec rned : ‘ a white georgette crepe trimmed! po¢s Among the events scheduled | 48 any aeaagiged ona eo a charming creations 7 r v Thesort of i } shade of CAO Re bile tour | Tuesday from a winter fn and- ‘ with crystals. The new for the club are an automobile s ; : peacock blue, “Dawes” blue, 28 it/o¢ the city and a reception by{/er, Ariz ame = coats, suits and frocksthat emphasize f has already been called, she wore | President and Mrs. Coolidge at the, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace D. Sim- | : , ] li d d i; at the inauguration ceremonies | white House. In the evening the mons of 46 Westmoreland place! § womans ioveiiness an make her the y Among the Democratic visitors) con normal school and a number of | springs, Va., for the Easter season. center Of admiration af ali the gaycties F : ae ee > I viewing the inauguration from the | dinners and teas will be given for They will be accompanied by their. . f h : oe = a — Pump Z , special stand at the Capitol were the individual members of the | daughter, Miss Eleanor, and Miss or the new season. lf ussia a f or ack Satin ae : former Assistant ert of | club. ‘Lucy Terry, daughter of Mr. and | & 7 ‘ State and Mrs. Breckinridge Long, ianemen 'Mrs, Albert T. Terry of Westmin- | § : iat geneting ae winter Nore | TREASURE HUNT ay sek sammy | KNOX HATS in newest Spring styles and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson was offered | TY’ | colors preferred by the best dressed women. f a specia] place there, but declined. | SOCIE S LATEST Mrs. R. O. Kennard of 11 Thorn- | & P y The charity mpaguret _— . — FAD AT PALM BEACH |°” oe ae Se. eee 2 moth~ ean eaten teenage Kary | Continued from Preceding Page. for ” att ’ : : ] 75 New York for a fortnight. | ° ° a ia . ‘ i 4 iting dignitaries from ‘other na-/| ~nich included Mrs. Connery Rose, | Ludington, in New York. 'E r tions, severa] months ago, but they | John Connery, John Connery Jr.| iss Kitty Swick of San Fran-|F 4 are just emerging from a period of | ang Joseph E. Bidwill Jr. of Chica-| cisco, Cal., will be the guest this | e. mourning and the inaugural Dall go, left for Cuba Friday, where} week of oy and Mra 3..0. Keele i ee t was really their first appearance. | they will remain for several days! o¢ 51 Vandeventer place. | = =r ~ ‘ In their box were Mrs. Cornelius | pefore retfrning to Palm Beach. puree, Soeeseos One hee Geughter, Hiss) Mrs. R. L. Kahle of Rott roag,| | Judge and Mrs. Johs A. Blevins, FN ee Nl hie ll Hl Lis p Grace Vanderbilt, and the Speaker | who is spending the season in Palm/ who have spent the past several { f of the House of Representatives Beach at the Royal Poinciana He- | months in California, have re-| * Me Nicholas Longworth who strolied tel, entertained with a delightful| turned to St. Louis and are at the | + é about the corridors with the Van- tea party in the famous Cocoanut| Fairmont Hotel. a derbilts or Mrs. Truxton Beal, who/| Grove, Friday. Miss Irene Flournoy of Webster 3 ; ie also was in the box. Tuesday Mr. and Mrs, Charles! Groves will return home today,/& The air attache of the Ttallan' Wiegand were hosts to a Vargeé! after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ev-| 4 SIXTH ST, CHARLES to *10 New Spr 480 Newest New York Creations te on ‘ = pes pry’) ' ‘ Dr. and Mrs. M. J. Hopkins and | —_ 50 neh ace nde I ts Praag pa Ae mys x! Aisi te | ~ 7 te i) Uy | ‘. —* 0 re ey) eS —. ee $ New and Original! ALL-SILK LISLE TOPS Mrs. M. L. Wood of 4529 Lewis: place returned home Thursday | . Ask for Our Service Chiffon fae 3) Swe weohe’ viet to: rien . InaGreat Sale at (in New Orieans. & 1ere shea attend Mail Orders Given Careful Attention ed the Mardi Gras festivities. | ea : - Es & . ‘ - 2 +4 5 : - s bd ¢ x ;. ' eS * . q . - Pa . a 7 Sy a ae ¥ 3 g - , « 4 et? E : Pe E 2y ‘ ? fF 4 ? Fd 5 x ee a. © a ca & * - S ¢ i % *- . 2 4 © a . oo : ee z % > 3 2 ~ Ses io 3 3} = a ts = az ‘ + : | _ a SS J § ie 4 ; is + te YS ’ 7 ss 4 ee ) = b ee = 7 > - 4 a . *. 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Gas ‘-KARGES HOSIERY CO., 821 Locust St. Lee eines Uae) “ Rtas TL Mee eater Rs Neke Bary pales is ” volt? 7 ’ nad re * bese 40 ° Trimmings Materials Styles A S rin Flowers Straw New Pokes p g 7 Feathers Crepe Turbans - a ee ee ee : 2 Spm armen Ons Nini ito RII 8 -LeSRR ping aps mane PE PMT cp ws 7 Rtriey he TE a ee bs Py 7 © te wha 7 shee ‘ ~ ae ; i Uy | ; poenons fe le Cloches . > ; | Bs Nove Mi -the- e CAaTe pi CASE He | | Str ap Styl e Cute (sen som Fo yao | u invite you J 0 our Jd Embroidery Silk Large Styles | 4 Vil LO OU j | ; Self Trims Comb. Matrons’ Hats S SPRING OPENING | Moderately Priced PRUNG UPEALNG Every New Spring Style Is Here and Display of | 7illinery, Outers and Hosie Creatunr 9 Per Mar, end Haris-inspired Modes: OD 307 Be sure and come early for best choice. (Second Floor.) We cannot begin to tell you hew delightful these 1 $ 62° . are, but we can say that they are perfectly matchless at Sago! —— —~ ~ ee. Fp - * —— OD 2 x a “ae rs eS S ) * on g ale 8) a New Materials and | Combinations —" on a a ee ee en a ae on on a oe oe on oo a ee eo en a i on oa oa ns : ‘coe > » - ed . ter > 300 Excellently Styled Models at We Z o - a“ ¥ x % 4 . -» . Ee 3 * he ee 7 F veahag. =~ ~ aq Oe iat * ie He hes? eo 4 ey “as : ba sa 3 4 =n oe: 3 gee ~~ % = ‘ > 4 Ne 4 2 > = &. PATENT VAMP Tan calf backs; Spanish heels. 7 ALL TAN CALF ALL PATENT KID Covered Cuban heel. ‘sr Monday and Tuesday | édarch Vinth and Tenth “— f S 8. 8.858. 8.8 2.5 Bee eses. degre" - a wre aa ete arti ARR age eR rae owe ce opal Mais > “ee : 7 - Py salt 3 - R s r 4 — - me tities be SOLA widin gs ‘ ‘ ay A chic pattern that the dressy woman will instantly admire. It is developed in smart combinations and solid leather effects with a grace- ful cut-out, and comes in siz¢s 254 to 8, AA to C. ‘4 > “ Ee ee Ee eee oanal . , . cma ne OF SRNL, eect rape ein mt Sale Sele ARENA a omnes : - a) Rees . - - “ Sop HADI) ZUR ae oe Raton “ wh Tie ft See he eh ea ABA TADS igen 5 * ae ‘ gig. * a, hina . IO DB tree You will want to own one of these Coats as soon as you view wonderfully fashi and smartly styled models as these you ! « 7 : priced so low. y of these Coats are furred on borders, and all & | (First Floor.) fashioned ‘in newest materials, including Deerona, Twill Cord, Polaire4 | % (Third Floor.) ee | es SERB EES | =. -— = = oF ' = te a = ” = 4 . ees

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« ernxT AY, SPARCH 8, 1925. y ss mae mw The Daily _—- -— POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY ‘Circulation 1 ne So oe - oe. a arene Gi — Zz ee ~ © ¢. Ae ee et eee - — * 7 *,° - ~- - > ~~ +, - . = - - —- OR > fy ~~ . Ceeeet ee oS ee d Models at Extra S izes on as you view them. For, such as these you have never sec? 3 9. ) on borders, and all ‘are smartl} eee as Twill Cord, Polaire and Sueq | yr ~ Ensemble “ Also a Group of a High-Priced Samples for Early Shoppers ADAME will understand the popularity of the ensemble vogue in the beauty of these Suits. Carefully tailored twills fashion coats of severe simplicity. Frocks of crepe de chine designed on lines of similar restraint achieve smart- ness in the flare at hem—often de- veloped in a pleated ruffle, or in bias Buttons jauntily placed, embroid- ery on front of frock—these are the that they combine three apparel needs— their price for costume so adaptable! ee ne ee ee — —_ aoa ~ - ~ -- - - — Sennen = ae ee —_—_ ~ steatn owe = A SNE rere han BOTH other evening news pers COMBINED 7 — ee = ee = ee oe = — rr -_ Apparel cAs ‘Decreed by Paris and Accepted by Fashionable Women Everywhere 3 DETROIT CINCINNATI ; = tities _ rae pe tae bh Lae. | ved 0, os ) yy Ng y h ’ " bes AY | ‘al , WH | Vue ty denna ’ . “Ghe Opening of 15 Our New Ghe Hours : | Chime Out ‘Ghe Dodes t material. A rranged in the Danner of “Fifth Avenue and ®he Rue de la GPaix “uo” GHE activities of a day's occupation move swiftly before youas you contlem- swagger and simple, large smartly mold- ed crealions forthe waning hours of daylight-and after night/all—these in countless inlerprela- tions await youin ournew Millinery French Room. Newest ne aoe ‘ ee : cs Colorings chapeaux will be moderately priced. Newest Materials All Sizes A Special Selling of ° " New Spring Dresses Several Hundred Last-Minute Modes--- Including 85 Samples---W orth Far More ‘25 PLEASURABLE matter picking a Frock in this group! Tailored a ~ gore chine, tailored models in flannel, fancy models in Georgette—in ot tied preatts with the mandates of Fashion. A bevy of new models, individually — , io are th enthusiasm for new apparel. The opportunity for selection 1s ogee e a caine ser ‘savings on one’s apparel budget, unexcelled. Attention to detail and han touches that mark these Frocks as superior values at this price Sizes for Misses— New Purchases | WV omen—Slouts Just Arrived Youthful modes depicting the exceedingly long bodice and short flared skirt, the smart Roman-striped silk tailleur, the satin crepe dinner dress—these are a few of the attractive models included. KLINE’ S—fFourth Floor. ee LLL LLL LLL a eS a A mt Wy aA A) Wil fy ae nn hiy Pi nouncing i f { \ Millinery French Room e Suits is plateone lovelychap- @9RvE in more ways than one! For the selection considers Ft Famed will be most comprehensive—including hats ores ae modes, Sport types, from practically every nationally known maker of fine millinery. Then the very atmosphere of the salon will be “different” for a specially trained staff of millinery saleswomen will ex- pertly guide you through the Salon’s superb facilities. And best of all, the most exquisite i i ut ie” WW ST.LOUIS POS'T-NISPATCH ane ee —_ -< Le ee ee oe en —-- FE IP RELI AP ARIA RE SR ALIA AL IO RRO RL GOAL IO ALIA BL IOALIO AL ni) i in a a Hy | a | um Th a he q Me t or ave ‘7 | a A entre oe . ee —. | rs ,*?etaea mo, LQFL SSI HP ERA Gat

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MARCH : Tou “Dress Well and Sucea @ Picture Hats, bank- ed with flowers or smartly posed sige trims. . @ Hats of every shape, © richly allover em- broidered. @ Large and Hats, feather trim- med. small - P SUNDAY. _ PMARCH 8, 1920. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH ot! ae A Ne az : " ~ . -_ —- —— “ert ieee A TT tetera . . ee enemies 7 —— ee ee oe -~ - - —s St ae ete — ler evening newspapers COMBINED _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ———— a Oe nt ne eee — : 2 uae : . - ; m > Meadowbrook Hats | BE; mo 9 . | ‘ 2 —the ultra-smart for sports wear, , N . Silk Negligees ; ed 3 in “colors born of sunshine’— 3 —and crepe de chine Lounging . , & $12.50 and up. Pajamas, beautifully trimmed— ¥ (Second Floor. : $15 and up. , 4 610 ta 618 Weshington Avenue (Negligce Shop—First Floor.) ~. | q ee f f > ' ‘ 9 if MORES + « ' . . a . ; t.. | Emphasizing This Institution’s Significant Position in the Fashion World with As Told by PRING! A momentous season! Color, gaiety, lightness of heart, ae : ~~ | fascinating feminine fashions! Most momentous to St. Louis . women is the Spring of 1925—the first Spring since the opening of Sonnen- ) feld’s enlarged store. | _ What does this enlarged Store signify? It signifies a forging ahead in the Fashion ) ” race: in the merchandising race; it signifies a .capacity to fulfill feminine needs and to . _ serve in greater measure. And in celebration of this new leadership Sonnenfeld’s wel- Woe comes Spring with a pageantry of Fashions, showing thousands of new Spring Dresses, | many specially purchased for this great Week of Dress Events. | t i / Ay om iy fovttes A : \ \oers fe : gb . . Oe | ° D ne Vaden a a Irene Castle Dresses for Spring. New Springtime modes; fashioned of the exquisite 1 An Entire Floor Corticelli silk fabrics, are presented in Irene Castle 1 : Fashions, shown exclusively by Sonnenfeld’s in St. of Dress Fashions Louis. These new frocks have the distinction and — : So) feid’s| divid FR * grace of “America’s Best-Dressed Woman,” and a F ee eT cob sane cg : charm and smartness bespeaking their origin. {fe ae where exclusive modes are displayed rr ices $49. 50 to S 19.50 t e —and the Inexpensive Dress Shop— (Costume safa—Fourth Floor.) ai ii ; : which specializes in. smartness and i fe quality at moderate prices. ts This week’s Dress Events will em- —? 7 phasize the moderate pricings made - possible by the enormity of our col- fis lections, at the same time stressing % Style, and revealing our adherence to Lat the dictates of Paris. wt Costume Salon Dresses, $45 to $195 ¥ | Inexpensive Dresses, $16.75 to $39.75 ey | ’ (Fourth Fioor.} ‘> 3 x : zB . The Extra-Size J A : . 7 Dress Shop Pertinent Facts aa — where madame can ° ca | choose from ultra-fassion- | Regarding Our oe able modes that embody A, rN Dress Shops at the latest style features. Ye ay ‘ : | tee T he collection is suffi- , AY . @ With a trontage of over = Ss ) ciently large and varied to ny! , 100 a rosa pe ea — : : - = Ss on , - assure satisfaction to all. i> =f | oso ay erate ot ; ay = repeen wreer.) \ } €: Fourth Floor, devoted en- : — — — ' , ~ > —.. 4 tirely to Dresses, provides | “ ‘ : R Aly : spaciousness unrivaled. A W ord About the New Spring st Teed 2 | ity ita 2. wel ede RPO ‘+h a Dress stock of ile i: cE @ With a Dress s | t d 7 iz bl | My ed «wins recmicn | Coats and Ensembles | | i tis :é: ie js daily being replenished 2 A ei by arzivals from New York, : : ae 7 : Wile if Te tan ie vntiailted In Two Specially Priced Groups Bftsoates | | ag ae @ Beautifullyequippe d $ d $ | (\ (ees French rooms in the Cos- afl fue é tume Salon, and 25 fitting — rooms in the Inexpensive Dress Shop, permit an un- Graceful and colorful are the words that best de- , Three Extra-Size Dresses Are Sketched excelled service. | scribe the Spring Coats and Ensemble Suits.. Beau- | | ; . . ° . f : = Right: Graceful lines are achieved through softly draped a A resident buying staff tifully tailored are the modes “ these two eroups, ) : Georgette of midnight blue. Silk and bead embroidered, $59-5°- =~ New York insures our ) and very attractively priced for the quality they ‘ Center: Long-waisted slenderizing Frock of black fiat : aé recepeion of the | represent. ; crepe, with the popular skirt flare introduced by circular insta d b (Coat and Buit Shope—Third Floor.) front apron. $35. newest modes adopted by Black and white printed crepe veiled with pleated Paris or Fifth Avenue. Left: panels of black Georgette, which lend a supple line. $25. | ~~ memes ”™™” ay Mn mernnnns em \ i , SONNENFELD'S—4610-618 WASHINGTON AVENUE” | * - - ta ~ * 6 incen he Volgre eh eo ees Rv ae a . a o spt rag BORE MSE: AO Sapo ape: —- :

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We rete a et ee ER Peaks ay ee oe Ee we Vid eheees einen : P v7 ve oy Soe aa eee 4 ; a _ 3 : ; Mera « ke SE is ae ron a 7‘ eka eis A ataiphrcee.: eR eet (Sia es dail ae RAPE MENA NARS a8 8172 1 L Even MS A oe > eee oo — s , " wg Ere ee, ae ge sk Ps er ema oet a: thre niet Ve nae oe ie ary n , a ; _— ze men Vy PF NPS genet Ie 1 Fhe girly -” — . Sava ty in ett iae : eek - sop r ROLAND AOE RY PICASA N AN ea Ba RGN tg gin gl le ig i a . $e a ty Pe re F 2. rr. > wha ia ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one ofher evening newspaper COMBINED De - | ee MP ie ee 0 . |WOMEN’S CLUB Tf you want plenty of thick, bean- | Possessions,” the topic for the eve- | teful, glossy, silky hair, do by all means. get rid of dandruff, for it’ wil] starve your hair and ruin it if’ vou don ‘t. It doesn “t do much good to try to lyush or wash it ouf. The only gure ¢ te get md ef dandruff is to dis- ive it, then wom. destrov it entire- Ir. To do this. eet about four ounces of ordinary liquid afven; apply it at nicht when retiring; use enough to 7 moisten fhe scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. ’ By morning, most if not all, of your dandruff wil! be gone, and two ov three more applications will com- yietelw dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it. You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop, and vour hair will look and feel hundred times better. You can get liquid arvon at any drug store. Four ounces is all you will need, no mat- ter how much dandruff vou have. This simple remedy never fails. ADVERTISEMENT Ta a ae Tint Gray Hair Safely Use a Guaranteed Harmless hair tint ~Brownatone. Millions of bottles sold with uniformly gratifying results. Quick acting, mo delay, no trouble, matural shades assured. Not effected by shampoo. Send 0c for trial bot- tle. Indicate color wanted. see how easily you can tint gray; taded, streaked or bleached hair to any shade of golden, blonde, or varying shades ot brown or black. All dealers sell and fecomimend Brownatone. Two sizes+- Sc and $1.50. (5 times as much.) Den't delay——act now—conserve your youth. The Kenton Pharmacal Co.. 1511 Cope pm Building, Covington, Ky. GUARANTEED MARMLESS TINTS GRAY HAIR ANY SHADE Distemper It is very serious. Treat it et ence. Get SERGEANT'S DISTEMPER MEDICINE. $1.20 at drug. sport end seed stores, pet shops, or by mail. Free DogBook. Polk Miller's famous pee Book og ne ony of Dogs, care, eeding an reeding with Symptom Chart. Write for it. Our FREE ADVICE SERVICE en- @wers w thout charge any question e@bout your dog's health. State symp- toms, age aad breed when writing. Sergeants DOG ey Polk Miller Co., Inc., East Main ae cicheena. Ve. Durimg 1924 the Post-Dispatch printed aang Agents Wanted “Wants"—2363 more than the. THREE ether St. Louis newspapers | combined. ‘ _-- ACTIVITIES IN AND ABOUT ST. LOUIS. Continued from Page Four. ining, was read by Mrs. C. E. Gol- | termann. Hawaiian songs were sung by Misses Ryth Proctor, El- frieda Uthoff, Ruth Uthoff, Julia Murray, Mildred Hiller, Artie Wal- ters and Liza Richeson and “Mrs. Cc, W. Arpe, accompanied by Mrs. Alice Richeson.” At the regular “a nonthliy meet- ing of the-P’hi Delphian Chapter, | held Ww ednesday afternoon at the) Cabanne Branch Library, Mrs. C. H. LaRue conducted the program, “Dramatic Entertainments of the Renaissance.” The following mem- bers discussed topicg: Mrs. 8. C. Osburn, “The Commedia Dell’ | Arte”: Mrs. James L. Stuart, “The | interlude as Eexemplified in “Sir! Thomas Moore’”’’: Mrs. H. W. Daw- | son, “The Four P's’; Mrs. G. Ack- | erman. “The Masque.” Mrs. R. C. Ringwald gave a dramatic reading ‘from “The Shepherds’ Holyday.” The next meeting will be held/| March 138. The Delphi Club of the Delphi- s met Monday at the Commu- Center. Shakspeare’s ‘The Tempest” was the study, ied by Mrs. Bertha Voit. Mrs. H. W. Schmalle presided. The next meet- |, ing will be held March 16. The Scottish Rite Woman’s CluD | has effected permanent organiza- | tion with a charter membership of more than 390. including , wives, mothers, widows, sisters and | Jaughters of thirty-second degree Scottish Fite Freemasons. The -clubd is to assist the Scottish Rite bodies of St. Louis in their fraternal and ! | educational programs, and to pro-| | mot e social and cultural activities. | ' Mrs. Nicola P. Zimmer is prési- |dent and Mrs. Harry L. Salisbury, 'secretary. . The organization will | |have branches for educational and | isocial endeavors and study, or- | | ganization of which will take place | tha | ‘at 2 and 3 p. m. Monday in Cathedral. The South Side a Women’s Study | wang il ~vill hold its regular meet- | Tuesday at Barr Branch Li- brary ee and Lafayette ave- | p. mi. | 1e fi hour will be given over first to’ sa liamentary ieee Mrs. Fred Armstrong instructing. The sec- | ond hour will.be used by the vari- | ous reports from the committees | ‘and the regular transaction of busi- ness. the hostess. The monthly meeting of th Home Circle was held March 5 at | {the residence of Mrs. Moe Hart- | ‘man. Luncheon was served. The Welfare Committee of -_— Missouri Federation of We Ss | Clubs will meet at the bates re! i ’ ¢ , t+ 4 i) TI Ixy , ae | VYoort Auditorium lursday at 10:30 o’clock. Miss Emma FPusch- ner of the Board of Childrens’ | | Guardians will speak. The Home Economics Club was | entertained at its March meeting by | Mrs. Emily Grant Hutchjngs, her subject being “The Meaning of Modernism in Art.” The meeting was held at the home of the pres- ident, Mrs. S. A. Weintraub, 3948 | Flora place. A musical and lterary. program Centinued on ; Next | Page. y = ———$_———— - s Se _ ‘AILEEN” —s S419 on the best — A Buckled Satin Mode for Spring a: — Su goe Sts $ ] fo : ke OAK GRO COOLIDGE GRAY You'll be delighted with this new i The Newest Shade arrival in our fine footwear selec- T . tion. A superb quality New York : HE CEMETERY UNUSUAL y handmade model in finest satin on oe a high-spike heel. Ornamented | _ MAUSOLEUM with a cut-stee] bead buckle. | Her Finest at Lese than you would pay Lorelei all-silk sheer chiffon Hose - at , to match these new shades.........*.. $1. 95 | for the Ordi nNary~ DRIVE OUT TODAY/ St .Charles Rd.at Carson Rd. Mail Orders Filled 771i WASHINGTON - Beauty“ _AGleamy Mass of Hair 35c “Danderine” does Wonders for Any G Girls! * Try this! When combing |} While beauti derine’’ is also your hair-brush with a little ‘‘Dan-|ing each single heir derine’’ and brush it through your] long and strong. H bair. The effect is startling! You] out and dandruff ean do your hair up immediately,| bottle of ‘‘Dand and it will appear twice as thick} or toilet counter and j and heavy—a mass of gleamy hair,| healthy and youthful s sparkling with life and possessing| pears after this del that incomparable softness, mig re ing dressing. and dressing your hair, just moisten and hereuainmeds - a —_—_— _ Mrs. S. E. Jones of 521 Clark | avenue, Webster Groves, enter- tained the Fortnightly Club of Kirkwood at her home on Thurs- day afternoon. Mrs. Rh. N. Stubbs presided. The eubjects for the day were “Movement Toward In- ternational agp DA by Mrs. J. W. Wise and Mrs. William Conway. At the next meeting officers will be | elected. Mrs. Robert T. Warner of 483 North Kirkwood road, will be! r ise te is) ’ i aren o ’ ’ Doors Open at 8:30 A. M. (SARLAN DS INCORPORATED St Louis’ Largest Womens Specialty Shop SaiHiittt if — Wi DSU aa a1 l Wee — Fabrics O N SA L k AT SATINS CANTONS FANCY CREPES prices. \ 7 \ exceedingly popular. For those who like footwear of the French type we present a great variety of smart stvles with extremely short vamps. Included are Tibbon ties, plain and buckle pumps in a variety of materials and combinations—and at various he model illustrated is typical of Kite charm of the stvles offered and tures the ribbon tie and spike heel. Patent Leather, Blonde Kid Back, $13.00 All Patent Leather, $12.50 GOTHAM SILK STOCKINGS, $1.85 This Spring the new shade of Bran has become opened Special Gotham Department at $1.85. OLIVE AT iO*ST Spring Catalogue Sent on Request French Tie Shown in our recently BENGALINE FOULARDS FLAT CREPES . FANCY FAILLES COVERT COMB. KASHARAS SILK ALPACAS GEORGETTES POLEKA DOTS NEW PRINTS VERSCCCCHRRORHRCRI BEC R Reet dee es 1. Colors LANVIN HEMLOCK BALLOON CITRON MONTEREY DUMB-BELL COPPER CLARET BEETLENUT BLACK BROWN FIGURED WHITE, Ete: No Pin Fittings Monday il TN Ee ———— Sale Starts at 9 A. } Monday—A Stupendous Garland Sale of igh-lype Spring Dresse Over 1100 Superlatively Beautiful Dresses Styles TAILORED ENSEMBLE PLEATED LONG SLEEVE CAP SLEEVE JENNY NECKS APRONED LACE JABOT FLOUNCED KNEE FLARE NEW GODETS RUFFLED JUMPER Trims EMBROIDERY BRAID BIAS BANDS GRID BRAID LACE COLLARS LACE CUFFS APPLIQUES BEADING BUTTONS LACE JABOTS @ Copies of Paris Originals q@ Afternoon and Bridge Frocks @ Stunning Models From Jenny q@ Beautiful Styles for Dinner @ Fashionable Ensemble Frocks @ New Duo-Jumper Dresses @ Modes for the Country Club @ Swagger New Sports Modes Second Floor—Sixth S¢. LL pee ors J poun u f fee Viaho Hon. 1 90 » Peanut Butter ; QUE STION¢ ne ree -- The World and Post-Dispatch 1925 Almanac aud Rook of Facts America’ s Greatest Year Book - NOW ON SALE At the Post-Dispatch - Office : Price, 40c—By Mail, 506 ae ma R d E have arranged in our | an exhibit of interest t the newest improved model: together with an array of Many radio sets as well as been specially priced for ti New Magn Receiver, $1 E beauty of the antique any cabinet which enc P. R. F. 5 is rivaled by the a ming control. The three-t: ared together in this mod: control has been attained priciency. The special volt ‘ols the amount of sound ality. The Fada Neu $1992 E Fada Neutro Receiver is trodyne receiver with an in a beautiful y cabine epace for batteries. selec wear. faithful eet ae formance of yn Pted for ie dry o of tube. Complete wi

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SUNDAY, RCH 8, 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other A td newspapers COMBINED es _& H. Cane Sugar.. 4le $1.00 Other Goods oe Compound ee; a real etek: $I IND S AY, MARCH 8 i995, . ) mh Blend 0c en he =. 2 © 6 28 ¢ ssc ic Stamps with van ate Hon. 7; 5-lb. can. Ay 20 Peanut Butter ; ay while [ews Ib... De ancins Pie Filling; all Wonders for Any’ Girl’s~}yggupkinds; make OUSUITS Broadway re, Phones: Postase Main 2552 qerorders Main 1263 ping | While beautifying the hair « = isten | derine’’ is also toning and atim Wan-) ing each single hair to grow your;long and strong. Hair gto ops f You] out and dandruff disappears, " _ 7. tely,| bottle of ‘‘ Danderine’’ at any - Sout hick} or toilet- counter and just see | hair,| healthy and youthful your ssing pears after this delightful, refr ness | ing dressing. } _byterian Church at 9:30 o’clock. | How to Remove an : ‘Unsightly Complexion DARLING SCHOOL ee TEE bff x sai 9 al . i -,. ae | The World é "and Post-Dispatch 41925 Almanac 4 and Book of Facts America’s Greatest ~~ Year Book NOW ON SALE = . At the Post-Dispatch Office Price, 40c—By Mail, 50¢ : ts at 9 A. M. f at | of DRESSMAKING Cosmetics can ney help a poor | are ever really help a t °F || Make your Spring Ensemble under complexion; often they are positively |[ the direction of Miss Darling. | harmful. The sensible thing is to actual- ae og: — —— $1.00 i ; . . | ly remove the thin veil of stifling, half- | oe Uckets, , and § 0.00 i ¥ 4 wy » Ra " » x4 dead scarf skin and give the fresh, vig- | 115A De livierc Cab 6594 | Attendance Limited Orous, beautiful young skin underneath a : ' ehance to show itself and to breathe. This is best done by merely applying _mercolized wax at night, like cold ecréam, washing it off in the morning. The wax | A PLASTIC | ean be obtained from any druggist in | original one-ounce package. It absorbs | SURGEON | the disfiguring cuticle gradually. harm- Makes You lessliy, leaving a pure. young. natural com- plexion. Of eourse this also takes with Look Younger ail such blemishes as. oljiliness, red Send fer Booklet. iby: hes, moth patches, liver spots, pim- | FRANCES WILCOX. plese fre: ‘kles; etc. As a complexion FA ACE EXPERT, | beautifier this old-fashicned remedy is un- | _ 331 Altman Bidg., Kansas City, Mo. | equaled. |For St. Louis esnvointuments Del. 213 Keen Vision —is not secured through the use of just “any” lens. | A so-called ordinary fitting may securé improvement over the defective vision of the unassisted eyes—but why stop with partial results? There are lenses available today that make normal vision more than ever a reality for those who suffer from defective eyesight. Our scientific examination, together with lenses of the best quality available, means ideal nor- | mal vision to you. Special This Week aes Someone Op —complete with frame. (Main Floor.) | STIX, BAER& FULLER | (GRAND-LEADER) | a cee Oe MMA se BRE fe af a oO - _—_—__ ———— a ————n ae * AT qu lity. * — of a ett t. — “IZA WIZZ i 2° }" 4 ae Wns © STIX, BAER & FULLER tube. Complete a » (- ss? & % @» * od} GRAND- LEADER — ~~ An Exposition and Sale ‘of Radios and ‘Radio Accessories E have arranged in our Radio Department an exhibit of interest to radio fans. All! ‘the newest improved models are on display— | together with an array of accessories, and Many radio sets as well as accessories have Si been specially priced for this exhibition. O Hartman Art New Magnovox ager Receiver, $155.00 7 Model E beauty of the antique finished mahog- $ ] A5 00 * amy cabinet which encloses this model a. R. F. 5 is rivaled by the appeal of a single Mning control. The three-tuned circuits are geared together in this model and simplicity me control has been attained without loss of geet The special volume control con- and removable aes the amount of sound without loss of HIS is a five-tube Receiver in an artistic mahogany cab- inet with enclosed loud speaker battery con- tainer. A new model as efficient as it is attractive. Feature Values: | Radiola III, with tubes and j The Fada Neutrody ne SE , One $35.00 "199: E Fada Neutro Receiver is a five-tube Neu- 220.00 trodyne receiver with an inclined pane] fitted Radiola Super VIII, with tubes a beautiful mahogany cabinet, allowing ample ie ace for batteries. The selectivity, range and wear, faithful reproduction exceeds the customary SET. Gc lecdiante Meutrodyne circu: Our Convenient fapted for ecither dry cell or storage battery 0 0 ae Cera ee $65.00 Radiola Loud Speaker... .$18.00 Radiola Super-Heterodyne, Radiola III, with tubes and $425.00 with all necessary Payment Plan —enables you to pay for a Radio as you enjoy it. Do not hesi- tate to inquire about this help- ful arrangement. Carnival 5-Tube Radio Set, $87.50 Sketched to the left is a complete five-tube radio frequency Receiving Set of guaranteed effi- ciency, powerful and selective enough to pul in far distant stations, even when nearby stations are in operation. This Carnival Radio is a non- oscillating Receiving Set of the latest improved type; easy to operate; a beginner can obtain splen- did results. Complete with all mecessary equip- ment at this price. Station WCK—Stix, Baer & Fuller—is broad- casting programs that are among the most pop- ular on the air. Tune in on them! | | — ee | Miss Alice Barwise. educational speak to the Iota De! { ise, : phian Chap-| W secretary of the Y. W. C. A., will! ter Thursday, on her recent trip to! OMEN'S CLU B Palestine. The meeting will be| __ ADVERTISEMENT held at the Kingshighway Pres-| oj ACTIVITIES IN AND ABOUT ST. LOUIS: Continued from Preceding Page. ‘will be given for the benefit of the Humane Society Monday afternoon, | March 16, at 2:30 o’clock,.at the | Artists’ Gira. The musical im- pressions will be given by Edward rE. Menges and the poetical inter- 'pretations by Edna S. McGrew. The ;cOommittee includes Mmes. T. P. | Barnet, Norman T. Bailey, J. B. | Ternes and D. H. Lincoln. A large gathering of members of the Tuestlay Literary Club and their guests were entertained in the Lit- tle Theater of the Artists’ Guild Tuesday, March 3, with a modsical lecture by Gwilym Miles. His sub- | } ject was German Music, including | songs of Schubert, Schumann, | |'Brahms and Wolf. Leo Miller was | the accompanist. Mrs. Lewis | |'Matthews and Mrs. William H. Ludwig were hostesses for the tea following. The Sorority Circle met Thurs- day at the studio. Mrs. A. IF. Langs- \dorff, Miss Clarabelle Aloe, Mrs. | |'Haill and the Misses Lenhart and | Davenport gave the program. Mrs. McCall was hostess. Cornelia Greene Chapter, Daugh- ters of thewAmerican Revolution, | was entertained. at the monthly | meeting by Mrs. W. A. Rannalls ‘and Mrs. J. EK. Weber, 5814 Bart- mer avenue, Wednesday. Dr. ‘Frances Bishop gave a talk on “Conservation in the Home.” Mar- ! S . ‘shall Reed and Miss Lisette Eggers | were presented by Mrs. Clara E. } |Thoms in a musical program, | The Perry Alumni _ Association i|held its monthly meeting Monday afternoon at the home of Miss Cor- inelia Culbertson, 5060 Raymond pavenue. A one-act play was pre- |} sented by Mrs. W. E. Roberts, Mrs. 'A. W. Wrieden, Miss Ottilie Sauter (and Miss Culbertson. Mrs. lL. E. | | Hoffman gave tho “‘Book Review.’”’ At the annual banquet given at the re ity Club Feb. 23, covers were laid | for 67 members and guests. The entertainment was a three-act play. Mrs. John H. Watson was the coach and those taking part were David A. Jones, Mrs. Eugene Tay- lor, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight L. Holmes, Miss Culbertson, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Blackinton, Mrs. Eliza- beth Jonas and her son John. The Book Cluod met at the home | | |of Mrs. J. C. Browne, 5175 Cates | lavenue, March . 2. Mrs. G. W. | Hendrick opened the program with l'a paper on “Ceylon. |tions were played by Master Law- | ee Violin selec- rence Mendonsa. Mrs. A. B. King | being absent, her paper on ‘“Tas-| mania’’ was read by Mrs. W. B. Knight. The History and TAterature Serc- | tion of the Monday Club met | March 2 under the leadership of Mrs. W. W. Kevsor, and studied the third act of “Antony and Cleo- patra.”’ The evening meeting will be held at the clubhouse, Maple and Cedar avenues, Webster | Groves, Twesday at 8 o'clock. The: | Rev. Frank Maples of the Old Or- ehard Congregational Church will | give a reading from Julius Caesar. In the afternoon of March 2 the qurrent topics section of the Mon- dav Club elected new officers, as follows: Chairman, Mrs. John No- lan;.vice chairman, Mrs. E. J. Steuber, and secretary, Mrs. Elsor Heater. These officers will be In- stalled in April. Mrs. H. G. Squires read a paper on current literature. Miss Alice Williamson led the cur- rent topic discussion, Mrs. J. K. Stribling read an article on current drama. Mrs. W. H. Avydelette gave 'a short review on “The Peasant,’ | by Reymont. Mrs. T. P, Hornsby | reviewed Zane Grev’'s latest novel, — “The Thundering’ Herd.” Mrs. Ja¢- per Blackburn read verses Siew poems by Edna St. Vincent Millay and Sarah Teasdale. Mrs, Dwight Bradley gave a review of the “Bi- | ography of Emily Dickinson,’ New England poet. There will be an open meeting of | the Monday Club at 2:30 p. m. to- ' morrow, Federation day. Members | of the Eighth District,. Missouri | Federation of Woman's Clubs, will be guests. The Webster Groves Chapter, D. A. R., held its monthly meeting March 3 at. the home of Mrs. Earl P. Chittenden, 233 Spring road, ' Webster Park. <A contribution of ¢5 was made to the Hawaiian chapter. Mrs. J. K. Stribling an- nounced a card party to be held at the Monday Club house on the aft- ernoon of April 14, the proceeds to go toward educational pledges as well as for Arrow Rock Tavern. Owing to the illness of the first vice regent, Mrs. E. G. Curtis, Mrs: R. H. Peck had charge of the pro- gram. Mrs. S&S. H. Klienschmidt ' gave a short review of the history 'of Arrow Rock Tavern. Mrs. 1D. | (. Nicholson talked on Missouri old trails. Mrs. C. M. Skinner read clippings from the early history of St. Louis. Mrs. Roger P. Annon Jr.. accompanied by Mrs. Gordon (*. Hall, sang two songs. Don R. Alter of the Websetr Groves High Sehool gave an account of the Mis- souri Compromise. The next meet- ing will take place on March 3! at the home of Mrs. H. B. Kooser, *10 Rosemont avenue, Webster (;roves. The St. Teuis Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta will meet it the Hotel Statler Friday, at 1 o'clock to discuss plans for raising funds for the summer camp main- tined by the sorority for under- nourished children. BE et } + The regular meeting of the st ee i} louis Chapter, Daughters of the, ' | Confederacy, took place at he For- est Park Hotel Monday, with | Mmes. T. G. Baker, H. A. H. D’ Ail- i @ Bee Kazan and J (;olds- worthy. Mrs. John A. tinne pre sided Notice was given of a tali the radio of Clem Yore, poet f St. Louis, cver ef Colorado, formerly o March 18. Former Congressman William L. Igoe addressed the meeting. A musical program by Mixes Blanche MacGregor nnd Miss Rodgers conc luded the meet.ng SECRET || — wAY |i Gartanns ~ TO SLENDERNESS | St.Louis’ Largest Women’s Specialty Shop REVEALED SAN-GRI-NA, a new French discovery for the reduction of excess fat, is now creating a sensation in New York and Paris—it seems that at last seme real has been found to relieve fat ple. It is a combination of anti-fat gredients which help nature in s- solving more rapidly waste tissues, the accumulation of which accounts for ex- cess fat, according to the theory of ¢ famous French scientist. SAN-GRI- NA has not been advertised nor offered to the general public, but has been used in private practice in Europe, where large amounts have been paid for it. Since it has been introduced in. America, the demand has been so tre- | sae rm that every good drug store is upplied with it at a price within the re h of all It is the easiest, safest nd quickest way to reduce. SAN- GRI- NA in put up in small tasteless tablets, and all you need te do is to take two before meals. GUARAN. | TEED ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS. r Not only will it remove excess fat, but a ie ‘ it acts as a general tonic on the entire System and relieves that dull, tired feeling so well known to fat people. It . has been found a great help in cases me, of high blood pressure and general dis- ¢ orders due to obesity. On sale at any of Speckart Bros.’, Draper's Enderle’s. y Otto s, Judge & Dolph’s Drug Stores. Wolff-Wilson’s, Kranson’ Bros.’ Drug Store or any Department stores. — The Majority Worth Two to . City Art Museum | _ Three Times as Much egos Scores of styles, edch one a fresh, 85 Exhibition of Modern | new creation. Colors in profusion— ) . | Japanese Paintings and we have included an extra large ‘ and Prints | assortment in the two leading Spring IMustrated Lecture | shades, black and wood. See Them | By Frank Gardner Hale}, Models for practically every type Sunday in “Jewelry and the Craft Move- || and head size, assuring satisfactory Broadway 2 mont.” March 17, at 3 Fy. MF selection to all while this group lasts. Windows ) osc: lia 6 ekoiesoee | And most everyone will want at least | two or even more hats—so wonderful | SINCE 1882 are the values. Lf No E xchanges or Refunds age sarge OLIVE AND TAYLOR Fourth Floor—Broadway. LINEN IMPORTERS | for ] TROUSSEAUX “Exclusive but Not Expensive.” NIinpeseman 5 A ail et tl We tigde gs In the Front Values That At : Rank of the Cannat Be New Fashions /qualed MANY COATS BORDERED WITH FUR | - Smart Fabrics ‘Wigwam None Gingersnap Flannels Twills Silks | Powder Blue Blonde Suede Cloths Poiret Sheen Tiger Rose Black Bengaline and Many Others Guaranteed Values & The Bigcest Value Offering in Years Be Here When the Doors Open Monday Morning On Sixth Street Between Locust and St. Charles ~~ one A A NE a cm Le RE EE

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pe: Death nas WE peeks eae $ ok 7 | y | es te g, 1925 et § ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED | bs “ é See Our Other Announcements on Pages 7 and 9 This Section 4-Yard Wide Li | Oc seve Yert A oS Mill seconds, in wanted patterns for : en, dining room, etc. On account of they will cover the average room without a « GRAND-LEADER Very specially priced. 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It is of fine te a . $ = 1h | Lr | i Lp : we? tifully pat pa ry sh . ie | : 3 Nf SSE ; 4 4. t of solid color A LIMITED quantity of these popular Rayon (artifi- ; Pas : eat | a6 inches iin cial silk) Bedspreads is featured at this low price. These lovely Spreads are scalloped with cut corners and come in solid colors of rose, Copen, orchid and gold, also cream background with Jacquard stripes, in the wanted colors. ' The artificial silk is heavily crinkled and is of a very good quality. Either the twin bed sige or ful] size may be had at this price. (Second Floor.) Filet Marquisette Ruffled Curtains $ ] -80 Pair THESE dainty Curtains : | | Ril| Satinet —ae | | In Rainbow S Special Purchase and Sale of 500 New Spring Coal | 49c~ In. 27 Distinct Styles—A Most Unusual Buying Opportunity irom oe undergarments, pettic« | fort coverings, linings, et of strong cotton yarns, a ¢ This sale will be unusually noteworthy! Every coat is distinguished by fine workmanship, new trimming effects and the ¢ wanted colors. An unrivaled opportunity to select a new Spring Coat at a great saving. There are Coats in the mannish- $ styles as well as the more dressy types. Included are misSes’ sizes 14 to 18 and women’s sizes 36 to 44. ‘TwrrreyryyeyrT]yT,YTYTrefOrewrfeeeftftrTt. ... . 7rrrrrrr eee ee eee eee eee ee Frwy as es . 4 r Twerr;trtr,..?.,.* __-. -. Ss» Se with a beautiful luster, w tained after laundering. inches wide, and comes_ assortment of shades, incl eee ih aah Mae ore are made of a splendid : They are made of such materials as cameline, polaire, downy-wave, crystaline and bengalana, in the popular White Tan amy, sella ee 3 new Spring shades of shrimp, gingersnap, rust, gravel, tiger eye, rookie, tan and agate. These Coats are well Fe Flesh Silv. ruffled. They are two and $ tailored and splendidly lined. Trimmed with fancy stitching, braid, strapping and combination of self : Maize a one-fourth yards long and ; materials. All have the new collars and sleeves. (Downstairs Store.) a —_— Alice Ceil : | 1 | Toaeutulel a ‘aie Gobelin thle 15,000 Yards of High-Grade Silks | Sale of English Broadcloth D al no. ae 70c and 98c Yard $1.00 Yard 3 ; ° cg A large assortment of , 14. : Offered Monday in Two Special Sale Groups | | Copen Gray ri. popular colors in artificial 4);. Ph Gobelin Rep is 44 : $ 84 siedhera we ip oo SoS 7 ‘ Pa ro ' ae . . 4 - mat silk drapery material that offered in a large variety of At $ - Yard At | - Yard , > TEs Peach Turg will hang softly at either colors suitable for draperies aes gen — oe Almond Orch window or door. Has a wy re Your choice | reeds ermienen sum : ° gs +5: hich lust finish, . ot rose, blue, brown, green, INCLUDED ARE: RE: - ce % _ semcuamatoes mee, one is mulberry and red. ° 40-inch Printed Silk Georgette. 40-inch Silk Satin Cantons. —— ss very attractive. (Sixth Fle , 40-inch Silk Canton Crepes. * hE ee Sixth Floor.) 36-inch Changeable Chiffon Taffeta. - | a3 8 ; : | 40-inch Heavy Quality Flat Crepes. - ht oaa & 36-inch Changeable Dress Satins. 32-inch Wide Striped Broadcloth. : Chintz Pr roe te Wy 1 h f ] 36-inch Plain Dress —. ——— ge! de apo ato fe -inch Heavy Cre e Chine. 40-inch Silk-and-Wool, new prints. be . a9 ous _ 36-inch eaes Silk Radium. 40-inch Silk Radium, light colors. a eee cnleieatianin, dis; Wliiaialtiiei dle | Special, 29¢ a8 3 | " | 40-inch Rayon Sport Satins. 40-inch Georgette Print, large designs. | a pen. ee P wae pr srg lng Ai Quaint printed desi Ferner S e |] t 36-inch Colored Silk Charmeuse. 40-inch Heavy Silk Crepe de Chine. chase of high-grade Dresses, and they are of- oo es ; — = no wf p Cla a 36-inch Checked Tub Silks. 32-inch Angelus Wide Stripe Woven | fered at a price that is truly exceptional. Every a6. Ss Oe | SS eee ye. : woman will be delighted with their beauty and aa paar pg ome : 40-inch Black Charmeuse. 36-inch Heavy Black Dress Satin. hei aol ail § p teal . wrought iron and fitted There is a wonderful collection in these exceptionally 4 4 | Every Dress is guaranteed to launder per; ta.5 : A with « copper bowl to low priced groups. All are fresh and clean on original i / fectly. There are styles suitable for misses and ee on ae 2 | : hold fern or flowers. Ex- sample cards. { } i \v" women. All sizes 16 to 44. Sale starts prompt- fais, z 4 a Ei tremely good looking Group I—Each ...........-.- Sh / Wis ly at 9 a. m., and we advise early selection. - | and é | and a truly remarkable There are plain and embroid- 3 (Downstairs Store.) : | ment d ¢ value at this price. ered effects for women, plain C : a | Lory blue, green, orchid, BY | VUriental Bazaar—-Fifth Floor.) white for men, and novelty ef- | h Gi * : | black. : ig fects for children. ee ng tle t ‘ «ee . a + | | Group 2——Each ............ A Sale— nc : I am ove S a | | . 7 | Dom estic Rugs The .men’s of plain, sheer 10.000 Ruffled Included in this group are exceptionally good grades of tissue | a} cloths. the women’s of sheer C . ° and zephyr ginghams in solid colors, fancy woven checks and 3 : p quality, embroidered, solid col- Curtain Sets embroidered effects. Lengths 2 to 12 yards. | | Unusual ors and white. IS sale affords the Group 3-—Bach .........' housewives an unusual White Satinette 39-Inch Voile Plisse Crepes, 23 ¥ | | 10¢ rrr | 38c vert = 9c Yard «=e ae Leathe Women’s linen, Irish prints and sheer embroidered ef- So At 44c Set Highly mercerized, wov- | Suitable for draperies, un- — in pink, blue, fects: men’s of fine cotton and woven borders. en shadow stripe satinette derwear, etc.; in solid col- At Unusual Prices | Wool Wilton W orsted He | Rugs Wilton Rugs jel | for women’s underwear, etc. ors of rose, dadet, pink, ’ : qa 3 | | $ 79 to $ 105 = 105 to $ 150 Group 4—Each — . . = & Bee Well made of good qual- 36 inches wide. honey, orchid, etc. 39 ; (3 °o Clock a oe Women’s fine count linen and ity scrim, tie-backs includ- | imehes wide C cabled Bed i | VARIOUS ae i All the very finest makes are Swiss Handkerchiefs, embroid- C ed; limit six pairs to a cus- Bath Towels | rl . : Wilton Rugs, representing W¢!! represented. The designs seek, Cite SNE cenetes’ SiEs mess 27c and 33c Pepperell Sheets 240 at $3.45 Each : | the very best manufacturers’) Tf ‘mtricately woven in gor- of fine count cotton, linen and | 1.25 d 39 Size 81xg0-inch brands. An almost limitless 8¢0US colorings. These worsted woven borders. ewtiihdten tess) he say double en all $ and $1 nial Be os. og -~ MART Leather Ba; Seana as daiedd ant calorion, Wiltons art: af? oxts sles. _ (Downstairs Store.) At Cc Set : te eae red and blue bor- Well-known brand Fep- | Have colored stripes F gaat AivdedtebeesE Sine oxz2. —— ders, bleached. Size 18x36 Perel] Mills bleached Sheets. | | bie , notable saving. Al . inches, 27¢; size 20x40 Size 8itx90 inches, $1.25; s rose lue or . ) 9x12 Spas Ru as Pace ugs, $62. $48.50 The ~ a of paced 3600 Pairs Chiffon Hose |::73ee5) “ |_sF ea inches Sine a ot Fong handles. Boe “Fain” Knitting Mills Surplus Stock me ceed im tan hosel 1260 Men’ S English Broadcloth : which these Bags are t Each Pair in Envelope 5-Piece Ruffled [ in ot Cet Se adil “a * ae | Axmingter Rugs obtainable are “ Soft colors in two-toned de- featured in this com hd ; - ~ | | 3 plete as- Curtains Silk Grain signs, also Chinese and Persian sortment. Included are two AN : _ ; . New York jobber, retiring wi; Geet Alligator Persian motifs are featured in these toned designs, plain colors. Wiltana Rugs, which are copies Persian effects, allover pat- from business, sold us these high-grade English Broadcloth a Pair These sets are exception- Cc F ally well made; set include 3 Pairs, $2 double ruffled valance head- ed at top: two side Curtains * DVDS O646646 44 6444666646664 6664 6 O44644464644444446046 6004404444604 6% 6% OOOO OO O040404404444046464646444444644044444444444444644446 464666 6446004404444 64664 646464 db tS Ww — - - i i hh i hb bd i bh ih hhh bbb hhh ht de didi hhh hh hh hhh i - rm ss hoe are gxiz terns with combination border. | > ee are fringed. (Sixth Floor.) | Shirts at a price considerably “ and two tie-backs. 1 th hei | val : . A SPECIAL purchase from the “Fain” Ower than their regular ue. = i Knitting Mills enables us to* offer We present them in special sell- a ; these pure thread silk Chiffon Stockings At 94c Set ing Monday at a price that —. : ‘ at this exceedingly low price. - Extraordi- makes buying at this time a mos? Be ’ , mary savings are afforded in this offer- In thi, yu s . 3 ine nt is group the Carsite profitable investment. . ‘ are made of an excellent in neckband and All are first quality and three-seam quality scrim. bid col- ‘ back: , lar attached styles with barrel and ; ack; well reinforced with high spliced French cuffs. in the wanted 3 — — agg we long silk boot At $ | 24 t colors of blue, tan yt as weil E° ‘ with lisle tops. wn in all the n Se ever popular ~ 4 shades and black. wg — —— a : rts are exceptionally well made. | Ao SeSSvesls~ x: ‘ g iio at a a this price are Curtains Sizes 14 to 17. ee es . i nS et SS $ very pair is free from imperfections. and each nai mace of go serviceable . = ital ; te, in an individual envelope which insures perfect oes. ha *] marquisette. Unusual buying opportunities are afforded. 4 4 ‘ sizes are included. ewenteien Siann > (Downstairs Store.) men should supply their needs for the ' —_ TE Se ne ES Ie ae ae eR Seo gee ; F ‘(Dbew : “ a € ine, “ss ee } } ae egos: Aaa — uae a - —— 5 be ae : ee eat el Se * ees. preen_m

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; Cc Square Yard $, in wanted patterns for kitch. ' etc. On account of the width | : lage room without a y priced. Seam, (‘Downstairs Store) rs ; P 4 ; H a 4 ~ a = ae a rE. ‘, i Y ae ; : Ay 2 ‘J oth Dresses ? * Ba Annual Sale of Wash Fabrics > a : G : | ® SMARCH 8, 1925. SUNDAY. “ oe va oa oe oe ee 7 7 a wy — “ “Ss as a 4 a - m ‘ > . F g , | | | : x | paN eA = des Pas rs oy ‘The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than B —- —_———w ee OL ttt teat 7 - -_——_— Se i a ee cetera GRAND-LEADER ER & FULL OTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ere irritate -—-— cea en ee — = —— STIONIS PAST-NicesTeH a ee a —- een ae — a a on — ae ee | —- you with all information concerning hot We invite you to take full advantage -? . routes, ; uses. An Event of Facade Inter est, Presenting the Newest and Most Popular Fabrics for Spring and Summer, All Priced to Afford Remarkable Savings ice. undergarments, I) Solid Color Voile, 39¢ Yd. An offering of exceptional in- terest brings this 2000 yards of Voile to sell at an extremely low It is of fine texture, beau- | tifully woven, and shown in as- 7 sortment of solid colors and white. ’ 36 inches wide. i) Satinette : In Rainbow Shades | ‘ 49c Yard N extremely popular fabric for petticoats, fort coverings, linings, etc. of strong cotton yarns, and finished with a beautiful luster, which is re- tafhed after laundering. inches wide, and comes in a large assortment of shades, including— White Flesh Maize Alice Navy Gold Copen Coral Peach Almond Chintz Prints Special, 29c Yard Quaint printed designs in Chintz effects are shown ig these fast color Prints, appropriate for children’s dresses, house dresses, draperies, slip covers and other Many beautiful designs and colors. extremely low for this sale. Tan Silver Black Ceil Rose Brown Gray Grass Turquoise Orchid com- Woven It is 36 “*IRE ; / i | a ; —— Imported Ginghams 2.9¢ Yard Zephyr Gingham, soft and silky and finely woven, in a large assort- ment of solid shades and checks in pink, blue, green, orchid, tan, peach 32 inches wide. and black. # 4 , ‘é 2 an exceptional value. Announcing A Series of Lectures and Demonstrations on Making The One-Hour Dress Y arrangement with the Woman’s Institute of Do- mestic Arts and Sciences, we will conduct during this week a series of very interesting demonstrations, to which we invite every woman who is interested in home sewing. Daily—-2:30 to 3:30 —A ONE-HOUR DRESS will be made in public dem- onstration. At each meeting there will be a fashion show of ONE-HOUR DRESSES on living models. and popular shades ing enough for several dresses. Both qualities are exceptional at the sale prices, and there is an attractive selection of shades, including: Ten styles will be on display. White Copen i : ; Alice Amethyst | Daily—10:30 to 11:30 dindinie btu —lectures will be given on various phases of home- oe sewing, with demonstrations of the actual making of the Brown Corn garments. These are the interesting subjects to be in- Gold Sunset cluded in the series: .Art in Dress (Color Combina- tions and Colors for Types)—Dress Foundations (Lin- Gray Orange gerie, Negligees, etc.)—Correct Styles for the Stouter Rosé Tan Figure—Clothes for Children—Wraps and Accessories. Honeydew Lavender (SECOND FLOOR.) Maize Reseda 5S ¥ 7” 3 French Eponge Special, 69c Yard Solid shades, heather mixtures, checks and plaids appear in this group of imported French Ratine and Priced and’all' are 40 inches wide. Striped Dress Crepe, $1.25 Yd. The extremely smart striped ef- fects appear in these silk-mixed Dress Crepes. The color combina- tions are unusually beautiful, and the quality of the fabrics makes it Dress Linens In Two Special Groups 49c24 89c A COMPLETE selection of new in Dress Linens of good quality. Every wom- an will want to take advantage of this opportunity to save by purchas- Eponge. The quality is exceptionally soft and pliable, Tub Broadcloths — in Stripes and Plaids COC wd ONE of the smartest and most popular of fabrics for Spring and | Summer wear—shown in new patterns which have just arrived. The designs and color combinations reveal the hand of the master designer. The fabric is mercerized cotton and will tub perfectly and retain its original finish. 36 inchés wide. Silk-Mixed Printed Crepe 79c and $] © this Sale, offer a most attractive selection of the newest designs and _ colorings in printed silk-and-cotton | mixed crepe. All 36 inches wide. Exceptional values. = eee Two groups, specially priced for | ' ’ | | (Second Floor.) f tissue ks and Plisse Crepes, 23c Yd. Soft, finished, solid col- ored and 0»printed Plisse “re in pink, blue, orchid, etc. 3 o’Clock Special © Crinkled Bed Sets 240 at $3.45 Each Size 81xgo-inch spread and bolster to match. Have colored stripes of rose, blue or gold. : (Downstairs Stere.) dcloth Shirts le Monday at A5 ring hese loth bly lue. sell- gnities are afforded, and ir needs for the future. i(liownstairs store.) ‘ S Lizard Grain Silk Grain Willow Goat Alligator Persian Unusual Values in a Sale of eather Handbags $4.00 MART Leather Bags are presented at a price that affords a _~ notable saving. All in the popular flat styles, with top, back long handles. Every Bag is fitted with frame purse and mir- Tor and lined with silk or leather. Which these Bags are made: Black Patent Calf Laced-Edge Tooled Plain-Edge Tooled Calf Combinations Stamped Dresses ; Specially Priced at ; 5 a tal a> 4 \ , oe Poy A Ww) eh ease nt ve \s ERSTCE an extremely low cost, = z oc ae a | oe : ae. ~ ~ ~ These are the leathers of : Eig ha ? be TF add ad Sed dO “ip ™~ (Main Floor.) Finished models on display in the Art Needlework section show how attractive these Frocks are when completed. The designs are simple and effective, and with little work you can make an unusually smart Frock. Sizes for women, misses and children. Blue Rose Peach Orchid Green —offer an interesting choice of colors. You will want to se- lect several of these Dresses at this low price. Gola OU will find this a most interest- ing opportunity to purchase, at stamped Frocks appropriate for house or porch wear. They are made of plain cotton linene, checked gingham and , eos ‘i tat Vee Gi heather-mixed suiting, and offer a vie — TRAD) variety of attractive styles for se- orentine / Wo Ry. jection, with designs stamped for Real Calf i SSSsee: peace! French knot, lazy daisy and outline Morocco e119 toe embroidery. ‘Secand Fleer.) Be tan es ae. ae as a aan ee : 4 ED, Se OR ‘ oa a e ss ’ . “Ay oe, Pia — ——— - ." AY \ \ WAYA 1 (peeeenreN Se Rs Oe aed ' 7 : ve ra ee } ° “ os ral . iy . ae a t.. a >: a “ ot Se Oe 5 fe Sg Pe HS, EP ASS W omen’s Spring Coats In Newest Versions of Dress and Topcoat— r ‘ OME a a BE te : Pi ccoaicg Salami : ERE cae eee Pee a Ne eee La PEM Se - ha ae, oN ie CA ag 4 $e F at oe a ale Peingaaee 3° ee" ee . *, Wie DOTS at Bes nic ve gay SK Kee. > &. * e oe” * zx p aes nS = = Complete in Variety of Style, Color and Size | QUALITIES of style and service create interest in the new arrivals in this ¢ *2923 roup, | which offers dress Coats of twillbloom, Poiret twill and twill cord in the new Spring Twill and twill cord fashion the Dress Coats in this group, that considers various trims, including fur, pleating, braid and stitching—as well as the newest Spring colors. “at $49.75 shades, including black and navy. For chic general wear, Topcoats of tweed, heather mixture, polair present many practical and attractive models. — Topcoats of unusual distinction and smart tailoring widen the appeal of this selection. } Women’s Sizes Up to and Inc $3.45 REPE de CHINE and radium of good qual- ity are beautifully tailored in these Gowns. They are very attractively trimmed with dainty lace. light blue—many sample garments, all excep- tional values! May be had in flesh, peach, orchid and Silk Envelopes, Bloomers and Stepins $2.95 Another. wonderful group of silk gar- ments, offers dozens of styles in crepe de chine and radium, in lovely bright tints. Insert of lace, wide bands of lace and rib- bon, appear as trimmings; others are in tai- lored styles. Handmade Lingerie at $1.95 Lavish handwork in drawn, appliqued and embroidered designs appears on these gar- ments of finest nainsook. and peach; all sizes. value at this price. In flesh, white Each a very special (Second Floor and Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Presents Exceptional Values in Garments of Superior Beauty and Quality Silk Nightgowns ; luding 52/2 (Women’s Coat Sectfon—Third Floor.) A Sale of Lingerie : § , ry . . . > ~~ . ° of . . - . on re : : 7 ae ote : ai : 4 ae me ;} oat | : = r : ; : \ ! \ . { | Hy } j ; +\ rs “ “7 if A , , o, ase Y

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.s . Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7% Geena ee ee oe ee ee ee eee ee i, Open a Charge Account—Say Charge It—More Convenient—Have We Your Name? a - oe — ff fe See & 4 we ee ee $ ' xX s — ——a \ Purchase 1. A Sale of Smart Silk SILKS Hosier An p An) d S ale we y _ New 54-In. Printed Flat : ) : S ; , 100 Vi eee 5 Thread Crepe > S— In wanted Spring color combinati At 50% to /5% saving ue, nies an for the dress. Yerd. ...... "O22 ——aaess = * . * het iP ge a ah . 1 Pas 5 bees . oe 4 he Le " we ap oe Fut QP ‘ te - Ae erga es ee a , ie - . > Ts ¥ ‘. * a 4 7 . . ~*~ - . eh adhd aed Fit pia ea necind Se ert eco ans eteaie 2 rane ’ me ea : Prihie gk. a : " “ oe aS Ate - ’ ‘ : . ® pe legge : * » io — ‘2 nig sept ~ . eh ye . > Lonny » — > ato ™ oe oye pe. ak ere rina iiaaten 5 P ‘ — eee ee Tem —— —— re . sceall eae st len te catia dhe 4 nite eee ee hiewree oe anki Saal wi : 4 , e yar Se ; , — CS : ‘ c ’ " , ‘ ‘ : " md “ et ee ee oo a PyO4 jae ’ CONE A ow Qnatttytind orn oan ae hi tom tne : . : , , : - . Pee anaes « Stet ee, - ee Pdiaiokes rane " ‘ ap rh sin cosas Genel Peal 6% ‘ - . z : ne 2 : $2.75 Printed Crepe de Chines ° Women S full - fashioned, In the wanted Spring combinations and | lisle top Chiffon Hose , very colorings; 50° different patterns to make sheer quality with reinforced your selection from. 40 inches $1.98 ‘ Pde? 2d toes and soles, and high wide Seececeoseeeseesecessece spliced heels; in black ; ; ah aniseed ‘thrush, New Printed Silk Foulards — 7 7 : blonde satin, noesette, In light and dark colors. Also white # er combina- Our ee er efpanization has purchased the en- ‘ nude, lariot, rose —— and black combinations: 36 ine i effects; 40 iia , ‘ose , atmosphere tire stock of one of the foremost manufacturers tn | al ~~ - ait alien America—Samuel (Kaiz, Inc., 104-06-08-10 : West 81% to 10 Ex ry pair Twenty-ninth street, New York City, at 20c lo 0c on pin ed . In the wanted light colors, with $4.77 % the dollar, and instead of selling it at the regular levee floral desien. WE kk Wi 123 prices next Fall, we decided to turn it over imme- 2400 Prs. $1.65 Service- $1.98 Changeable Taffet F B popular color dl. langeabie laltela aaa 4 diately at the same savings to the public of St. Louts. There are Coats among them that sold as high as W , » ehiftentata. wasn, $295.00, and the styles are the advanced models for 2 C12 ht Hose ‘ oe ote channel fF ergs ~ io = 1995-96. Below we give the list of garments that are Women’s full-fashioned, service-weight Hose; nee te le , $3] 77 | 7 ag be soldat this low price. with lisle tops, reinforced toes and soles, high ‘ _ i , spliced heels; in black, gunmetal, rose blonde, | THE STYLES | atmosphere, nude, Fr. nude, rose taupe, noesette, ‘line, peae ariot, freckles; all $ : : Full length straight P “ 3 a larjot freckles: 15 $8.50 Bengaline Coating d Is fl; rv st rles 81Zes 2 2 to TT Ver) 3 amg Just the material for your $1.98 51 MOGeIs, Mar) a yay pair perfect Spring coat; extra heavy qual- A weota a front amd side ef- j ity; in the new shades of rust, ’ extra heavy quality; in col- ms (Main ef fallow, cocoa, burnt rust and in jet black ¢ of pink, turquoisé, orchid fect, 4 : ie 5 : h black; 40 inches 40 inches vi misses’ models, . » sport jacquettes Sf a Adee Rues! Rugs!!| > THE FURS , A Sale of Unusual Interest $25,000 P ure Genuine Scotch Mole American Broadtail Marmink Genuine Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat) Natural Squirrel Natural Muskrat American Opossum q mn! Si) aR ae mM Fe 5 | | “ Beaverette wyeh Goer) Sliver ‘Muskrat Caracul | $59 50 Velvet Rug S eo a RA TT che am THE TRIMMINGS mice sts "hice geet pan aa 4935 : re wea | . Wi aL ye yd AS reser 9! “a 7 @ M he a ae + te Co Oe ae pra. Po hee Gy Meee ie teak, ee . iii ee . a saab apt sad ante naeN ee eltt si LP, ie RA Lager Soe Ep 0 mI ¥ i “ ee d We ¥ * ated yoga cs . we ym kr ey oa ver cee a ite = ‘Sek te. Weg rai , eX ee BRET Ral rae ates > Pi; —a S ers : . “ ae . IP Aag ee Be ie PE ecg ala sag Mpsiny rin 2 Mag stag to ; Ss eR ee bear Es BRS CSS tsa ALA: i cesses sate ors bi iy as aa ae an a an 2 ap . 7 le mae fies : 2 ha Aten . Yn Staats graliele, tgntha, cated a: Ay ae tog Soe Wi tae alte aa Baca okt t m Sygahee a e —s i ea bitin Maree : - saa i - . h ADies ad AE ¢ eee SE Raps 2 ; sn 0 sete sircnan Maa Eas : an, ty mages DN aS eels ‘ sera tras 2+ alles Sei cabal PUR EA Hvala octane Op! I eabte 8 ‘ Ae ee tage ol ee sk se — %, no ape le he Wide, at M xtemens pore GATOR we a oe ray sR alpen eagsiteh — een nw. ; ae . Bas we . + oo. 4 £5 4) tae r aT arg. get eee et gh . = rey Ss m: , : = mand! NORA een comet eelnigizae : + ‘ , s ert 2: a, ee He BS em CY wine Sw cS in A a tee pA RA a ENE RON A ot * 42 tag _— ae r a , . = HE POMEL E \ AOI RAE OO EEE ‘ a8. wing vs ees, ee ae ee eee Ne + Ses a . oa > a “f a ee phe alae re ay ~m PERE ae. Ak: ane . ind va ty es eee ne - ae ee ROD eh WR pity eg LRA Seely eR a 1 Ne aaltlles 6 enaabegeted * . . ath . . , > Po SS he c Ps eet ° Qe as . ~ oe La RY War uithcateoamee - iL as ms mi Se ee en. nin Sie iy Pye - or ol See a ¥ - as eS ee ee | - ie - wo as HAD ANGORA NOR TI BF Optra aR Roe tre eit s BOs Ne pee Pe i nA a epee so Heres a ee ee ee ee ee 8 eee ee 8 eee ee ee : , a 7 : m : or ™ : ‘ : } ; a 44 at : . Tn aaeneva = : : uirrel Natural Skunk beautiful colors and attractive new ei ' ee oe ee ee perme “every Ru hte para ia e tte with fringe. 9x1l2-ft. size. 100 in a tar Ee a Natural Raccoon Beavere the lot Ne oH AAT AR Al Ln a oe it Our $5 Payment Plan $49.50 Velvet Rugs | $47.50 ual nw i WR You can purchase one of these Coats on — i basis; quven ‘without nekees Get in eatin” tn ie ce tal rail 7 , 5% D. w in our avy fringe. Show pect *“ etal teen tot You pay 25% down and the balance at $9.00 per wee ssmed with heavy fringe. Shows | csltty that will give sense of * Gal Hl fe AR eA | Will-Call Department. In the meantime we'll keep your gar- in the latest designs and col- | 2.) =oin beautiful patterns | ‘ ors. Unusual] value. : A ment in our storage vault free of charge. ogy agente and colorings; fringed ends. aa il Kit ‘i? ! | otter os aa on $27.50 Seamless | $38.95 i Brussels Rugs ; 95c Congoleum and ese ugs are made orf a Pabcolin 3 good wool-faced quality, the | : 4 Ke x us | : of March Sale of China and Glassware | || fs srsicisiest| — rtooreoverings tres BS rigs | SS an COTES STS OC ROLE SS LOO ES ECO R YER Cee ED ee EET et pee ee eet ii s) 7 ae. 2 e a ; Baht | Ties oe 4 . ky z : i 7 aE rs ? : 7 iz ad 5 é F- — es oo 5 ; _ 3 yards wide. , ; patterns. 9x12-ft. China Dinner Sets, 50 Pos. ye _ _» Charming 100-Piece | po coain Dinner Sets of ree od te ion .. $22.95 | kBown Floorcoverings are of a heavy enameled surface, san- itary and easy to clean. Fine High- 8 varian china, f “1 \ , ‘ : gh-gTrade Ba lan chi | ~\ Dinner Sets 50 Pieces $3.50 Carpet Sweepers choice of the newest block, neat, narrow tan tint, conven- Neat mahvgany case with : w a4 tional border pattern, consist- \ ae es Homer Laughlin porcelain; heavy bristle b h A Sw . | Dutch tile, carpet and conven- . % | © ; in . } “| These are most attractive in shape rich medallion pattern. in har- . . rush. A Sweep f : 4 * 7 > acl p Pty peo mae ee a ae e " } and decoration, of good quality porce-| PC) micCe ea new Kwaker er that will give sat- tional patterns. . f ot gael Fs = sons, — COV- ' , lain: new gold design and fine blue shape ané all necessary pieces isfactory service. Ea - Square yard ‘a ¢ salad b i. SEP (plates and lined. Fast stand gravy boats, in-j-; P . sis _ . e owl; new, plain shape; ' ea se "leded in a complete to serve six persons; excep- ” i s : : i tional value; 50- G4 QR $1.19 Linoleum $57.50 Axminster R a F é | ° = very attractive; 60-piece sets $17.98 . 100-piece sets piece sets Good, heavy, durable qual- This group of beautiful ; ; se — > pag ne ened dae ae ity of 4-yard printed Linoleum | seamless Axminster Rugs are $2 75 and $2 95 Ss . $2.75 I piece Breakfast Sets, beautiful violet 100- Dinner Sets, charming mat tint; piece Dinner Sets; ideal for daily use; witha back; - : r ‘ and color line decoration; fine quality. por- ecnventtonal border; Dinner Service for 12 finest quality porcelain, with attractive your avaagye ith onda sia ae . nay Pie Ngee ‘ celain; service for six people: $ persons; coin gold handles; ex- $27 50 decoration; complete to serve six $8 + Om without a&@ seam. ty. own one > stg Shadow Net Panels 5.95 . persons; 42-piece sets Shown in the newest patterns. | orings of taupe, rose, blue and cellent quality; 100-piece sets.. Every roll perfect. tan. In 9x12-ft. $ 47 95 Come in a beautiful range of shadow ee a Colored Glass Candy Jars : : — Square yard | size. 76 im lot.. : New shape 7 OOD effects, in the popular ecru tints. All A nae Pieces Satin have scalloped bottom finished with arti- a el i | ; © | : ave scalloped bottom | rine ta | Sos j Colored Glassware || © $42.50 Axminster Rugs ges 37 bea u tiful d Good clean orange color Consisting of vases, baskets, com- 4 sanitary glass E } acin with black - te mac | potes, candy jars, candlesticks, co- in nest of > WwW} 3 ; band decora- Stee Metatan. coun usher deen mien, deep sizes: al- Heavy Rugs with a soft, deep nap. In Chinese and tien; solid ca ; ; . . ’ descent col: | I black “oolors: silts Sew" QQ a Persian designs, in_ beautiful ’ ai oal 2 satin fimish; choice.......... C cong he 69¢c color combinations. Every Rug e Ruffled Curtains LT , St ct ee fae WSS PTE PERE R EHS i he a OT EO BR ie Wm SSeS eee eSB RBBB eee 2 ee eee 72 ee . “ “ 4 ¥ . . 4 , i A. 7 4 ‘ a Ss 88.8 2.8 8.82 8888 ES EI Cae. is perfect. 9%x12-ft. size, 100 : in 3 Special....... Made of fine quality crossbar mate- : rials. Have “+ self ruffle and the backs : ete to match. Full width, 2% $1.29 Rag Rugs | $4 Axminster Rugs yards long. $ 37 . Hit-and-Miss 25x50 - inch Good, 27x54-inch, heavy Ax- 2 pairs for % - Rag Rugs in neat colorings. | Minster Rugs: shown in a € e aD oe Good, heavy, durabie 95¢ aie selection of beautiful 75 — Sil / : : rr. Vv eee ns d lori “ y. F 1 i and'2 qc Seuoepan Sets ToD Anarntes ware | aga peer asm | $25 and S228 Silk Panels ot oe | ; 50 Axminster Rugs » * | 6-qt. Kettles, deep double Roasters fi 100 Axminster Rugs, size Made of fine quality a on an pony finished 4-qt. cov’d Kettles, tubed Cakepans : 36x63 inches. In a neat selec- with artificial silk fringes;, ° SO 9988899 a - 2 and 3 qt. Cakepan Sets Gas Stov es , tion of designs and $6 95 -qt. Pitchers 6-qt. Cakepans kia : coverings ° | Printed Linoleum of thi . 4 Teakettles, etc. ; ‘ Mt at ial pur _—™ of these : . i well-k we : - - “se . . ; Ny , a, Foruiny sce anh lier nay Pabcolin Rugs | sictstorn,make. “in a com, $1.35 Artificial Silk Drapagre and 35¢ Meree i ae * ee Made with a heavy enameled | 48nd bathroom patt ; 1 Marquisette pbarner size and {ited p ome te ; : asy be Te 89¢ Comes in leading drapery colors, in both ps quality sy burner size and fitted surface that is sanitary and | Square yard........... eer casi) colors $ ) S ( © y; white, (Fourth Flceor—China Dept.) i } Ay Spe ite meh ap — * . ice capacity: 2S . Z ‘ ” | 1) ‘Made of high-grade red rubber; fully $ waite. comma i | $80 9x12 Wilton Rugs : $2.75 and $3.25 Sunfast , 59c Tussa 2 et q — ™ b > ke ~ -' ® . : aie SE ae ea ee hat et. > yaaa ‘Fae FAO go Aye be ~ - Crp ne as é ‘ z ;! ‘ Gees Rig Sagi de 2a i ” ‘ “ - aod me = ay) ‘J re SE es eT e ¥ . 1 ; : “ é bik : atid oF : I Fem : . se MBE Dy ke Me ele RR ish i a nt ate res £.°8 Weketie . ‘ re PR petit 50 ty ah eae eS py ; see ee ae 5 ot 4 . ees y oe . - Pe eta ers A jw ea : . RSE 2a my ¥ ast OF; + By 3 Mey POSES By hacsog-2 2 4 ete ap ye cates nes gee te tee ae are See soy eh Bs Ms sin SR os 7. $ * 5 a: . 2 7 a — bs ie ines ree! oan ei" eae My rps = mee 3 Low ie + ne oa oe date ie ote “ - A a ep tae Be y op , owe F : een hatin Sry eat amie sdk sat ae CSAC A , mae netigen vagina Ce ee 5 ieaullidisdeidiadinnect Bar a wal 7 ae aa 8 ‘ : ht ei na ro dll Pe ee ee , 7 T - » — : ee a ee wt borne meme ty - v4 “ a ‘ " é — = J é& URE tn. aa aha eieamaieiees, la ee Me eee , guaranteed for entire season. With cood : Cuter case highly " 4 limited . . ——s d ed number of Wilton = eare this Hose will give service for v finished. A great eae : , ae ot at trous eloth the vears veer dl ts fetncasirny ane ee sand fo08 cover. © Rugs, woven from long wool ° A beautiful range of artificial silks—-@™ :: _ in EA lawn pain <i 50 feet with | while $36.95 - | yarns; in a selection of beau- leading drapery colors; 45 and ae wi | make ideal curtains age, . | tiful designs and colorings... . 7 48 inches wide; yard : | : Scots ve . “ee ee © 4 e Be Fe *ers We! ¢ ee (Third Floor— | Nugents.) — ee — - ee — — — on —— eee et mt —- ae iy a - ———_ — — . . | : * PR ee ee ee eee eee ee ee eee r ‘7 " ~ , €

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a “a Sy ; » he 4 hs ms: — oan -¥, a SUND. SUNDAY " : “ems | wis . é ideas’ spuis : MARCH a iss, MARCH 8, 1925. | The Daily POST-DISPAICH alone has 57,000 MORE GilY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS 11 ee a "aii Lehn nt ee re Cee eee ee | eer cas ? a : 6 re ° aie * our Name: a Sole St. Louis Agents for the Renowned “‘Nadsco’’ Silk ‘Hosiery J. \ : : S Anotheifk Scoop fr Monday | [ 50,000 Yards of New ) Lina " And rll Go ina Hurry! Wash Goods | RB _ | {ivazigsace| || By Express . Printed Flat a? $ $ ; ad Crepe ie aces, Bindu, | 3.50, $3.75, $3.98 6000 Y | ci a Salas. ; ards $1.49 Printed Crepe , ug color combinations. Koved " vid -_ $4.50 and $4. 98 Silks 36-inch half silk Crepe, in light and dark $ P 19 A este from ~—s New York office . 154 yards black; Bias" " , | colored grounds, with new beautiful printed oa advised us of the big deal. cae. i ce | patterns; 75 patterns and colors to select from. eames ® i — ‘29c Fine Dress Gingham . 1 Crepe de Chines te ate Just 487 Coats in the Lot nigel it tee 32-inch fine American-made Dress Gingham, , hee - wi . | in the new spring patterns; _ ee and > oe : line 10 to 20 yard lengths ..... err ee ee \ } erent patterns to make 2 a ! : ‘ | lacaneas Mit eswder blue, ' } om. 40 inches $ ] 98 pea a new green, 59c White Broadcloth, Yd. h oy ° w T OOeweereeweeneee = Violet, § y inches wide.. d Silk Foulards ark eolors. 36-inch plain white:Broadeloth; a good ante quality for shirts; rich mercerized 3% 3 a silk finish; slightly imperfect ............. C Ne WEST ~ rl noe en eae tombe: 4° 9000 Yards $1.00 Colored Dress p oO CS os a's sas oe . agegame | Linen o | , x 36-inch plain colored Dress Linen, the cor- 77 - Geol gelte Ci epe rect weight for dresses; imported Irish Lin- 66c f jade, laquer, rust, gpl black; 40 : ght colors, with $ 77 incheg @iBjereceseeee ee | en, shrunk in the nonerush weave; all the 40 | ‘id 1: 3 ; | ranted shades to select from, yard im. Wide.,.. == SnoriedeChine | a : wanted shades to select trom, yard......... The nega popular color Reable Taffeta = 75c Fancy Broadcloth | . Y . = | i 36-inch Broadcloth, in colored : | MONDA y grounds, in printed S9c able effects, 36 $ ] the ae | ——_- Coating xtra @ light and dark colors, in the newest ‘ repe de Of good lustrous quality; in the ; ’ 1 for your | | $1.98 Black Satin gage 7! Thread C g quality: | reves | - . Chine wanted colors of toast. powder ' printed designs and sport Stripes .s......... : Y ; "eeextta heavy quality; in col- blue, cocoa, seal, navy and 8 (eee oe fiend. % and mt rust and fg in jet black only; ‘of pink, turquoise, orchid black; 40 imches $2 49 : pears. quad: A good heavy lustre@ $6.9 40 inches wide... 2m | pts eee $2.48 SS EE Pag Be a Y \ _ eo J | ART NEEDLE WORK SALE, | New Stamped Women’s Dresses, $1.00 \et —="N ades of rust, ~ . Fast-color cotton linene, in new designs; stamped on green, * blue, brown, tomato, honeydew, rose, French knot, ] 00 a bad er Maka. Ge cg bin «o's vk acca chcnessan cee ° ad e 7 I aay) 7 a eC of | irtal | iS Stamped Dresser Scarfs, 35¢c pa Two beautiful designs stamped on fine quality 35c white art cloth; 18x45 ........ ere retrT Trt UU ~y r j ) ’ ‘ J . a> a j : , ‘ ‘ : “ : 4 P } a $1.95 Stamped °| | Price | Bedspread, $1.79 Two beautiful designs; stamped on heavy grade cream sheeting; $1 79° full-bed a'ze.... . 487 new Coats, selected in New York last week, Drapes to match, $1.20 ff will be placed on sale Monday ata special price, > Scarfs «.++..+++++- ai The styles are new, advanced Spring fashions, en- ee Oe tirely different from coats of former seasons. The in cream, with pink or , ‘ P nines tieuiedel { materials are soft textured fabrics, also twills. § yard ...+0e ins Bright colors are favored. Stamped Infants’ Dresses, 69c ? Completely mae set-in eer and hemstitched yoke; Arab Harvest, Ashes of Roses stamped on batiste or lawn; 6-month long, 69c . 9 3 ) | Sea Geaaened Gude? Seeman tae. Tiger Eye, Shrimp, Agate, Gray | ' tka. ’ a | wt . mpe l . . j . \ Meritr RT :, ry ' 4 IT&i.* | Colorweave, novelty checks. ee with several attractive Wigwam, Chile, Poudre Blue, Navy ES wc al \ m/f oe OL | ‘‘ , = designs on popular colors of material, . rat ed r Bh nf WA A\y in DAS, Sy = ¢- aU; — izes 8, 10, 12 years... ccccceccssesceoesesssererersss® 85¢c ana Other New Spring Colors i ! : ry Bos! AP ae 4 Long-Leg Daddy Dolls, $2.89 ted ’ ' + ig , fashi ble Doll to set at the foot of your lamp or man . : | : q , are there Flapper or so-called Daddy Doli, with $9 QQ oe og ace ge set, umn at - Ind ‘gl hair: quite a novelty and eas y dressed......---4+-- Y ae = par, e ‘ oe : 5 1 Discontinued Bucilla Packages, a Price We models are trimmed with soft, fluffy furs, others | : I : D ckage c aterials an oss for - cond ; . " \ CO > tal S d cc S Boman eae ak wanna to noel In this group are with contrasting bandings. All full silk lined. Floor : t ‘. . children’s wear and women’s an negligee 5 Price Sizes 16 to 50. : | | ‘ combinations and other useful BD. c+ cccvedsn and $2.95 & ae °2-/5 Ruffled Curtain and $1.59 54-Inch Lunch Set, $1.39 _ | Sale Begins at 9A. M. Prompt | Net Panels Valance Sets | ite ot ee Semeet we = , utiful range of shadow Made of fine quality crossbar and plain design; this Set consists of 54-inch 0 . opular ecru tints. All voile; have ruffles of blue, pink, Nile, omg — $1.39 a e ba ttom finished with arti- orchid and yellow. Valance ¢ 4 Q7 ee ae | : fringe. and tie-back to match. . $5.95 Finished Bedlights, $1.97 ae _— $5.45 a & 6 6.0 w- ké 64s 23c Smart styles or dress a few ored. eS | Stamped Gowns, 79c ideas — soft, becoming shapes. All the | - ua@ity dotted grenadine ; —s D, ihe 4g colors of gold, blue, rose, tan and green; Entirely made of finest count nainsook, 79¢ latest shapes and a large variety of styles. ruffles of blue. pink, vellow an -_ get og window draperies : Cc ieee towely Weeieme « ...c2 (Third Ficer—N agents.) ”~ > “4 ’ i -_ Mer iy = ” j s Fi p y ie me 9 ™ ve . : sess ueuueaeaes SSeS e SSS SCC ESS S88 SSS Ses" ‘ e ass : : q * "ha A > 4 + ‘ Sepa aes Ss - , — ' ) BBB Be eee aeaeee SB a » d ‘ “ / : Y ' ’ " ms 4 ¢ -

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED . y.4 fee bel) 4a is ere c bey 5000 Yards Beautiful New Silks 500 $2.98 Stamped Ripplette Sp ic; . ee an . ee ee ‘ ee Se Wea * - > pan uscd 2 : “> 69 gi > gs . ae oR fuitte xr ia eee ; , ow wi 5 * bo eee Mee . PN RR A Og) a babe + ~ ~~ 3 eX ee >) ‘+ Y eos P " - = nu a re P Pa ¥ * Pare Wry ah 4 reaps 2 % “rf G aceh fegpetial Ms Awe : fen, ~ -scgbiins h “a ee a aes Pe iS ee Pat ewe Le ae te oe Saks peo ed. 2c Toilet Paper Tan Deer Gr ay © crepe tissue. Good 24 * Rolls = $1. 00 \ Wigwam and Navy , size rolls. Bie Fi ges 8 et Ee i ry : , — Agr utes . . 3 rs r verso be ded ¥ - “ a oe ee Me it, PE OR LAP ree # : : he , EAP AREOLA” GN PLA TEER + ite yt Rainer Rin not ORR Seg tn ambit aie MARES He 05 RR tl, ee eR EES Sane p - = Tsay ial E Daf Siena of -94 ee ” verge o eae r. a aes Bo . 2 . ae ae ~ af eT eS is , . - a ‘ P Cee wr Sian 8 6.4 2188 a i tite eit ee ee ee See ee 8 8 8 2.08 8)8 Be Suitable for all o¢easions—sport, busi- , ness, street, evening and dance. $7.50 Velvet Rugs | | bon | , 36x72 Velvet Rugs of very heavy qual- ‘ $1. 25 to ‘$2. 95 Rubber C Goods te All well lined—in plain and nov- 7 2 Pastel colors are favorites, also navy tty, in neat designs and colorings. .... Factory run and sample Water Bottles and hlaek (Bargain Reg covering that sanftary : [a Continuing Sale of . a wide range of beautiful patterns § , ~ : ’ and colorings. Sqd@are yard......«seoa a | New Coats—Just Unpacked Ensembles Received Cnarenin Bas args Unusual offerings: .all well lined and de- $ Of twill and flannel; frocks of erepe with COATS sired shades and in a variety of modes. Sizes 10 plain coats with matching linings. Sizes 14 uw ST 5 to 44 Booster 14 to o0 ee =— Coats , nf : Values ectinee any Cups and Saucers Special! Just 150 eas main vnise wmv | $70,000"%7"CottonGoods | 39-78 Tunic Blouses rt-toat iw: woven ot omg ine t 1 Me. te . ~y . ‘ in a large Varietv. of hand- r e } desi and colorings. Mitr | ven Pel ( : Mat You Can Buy at Big Savings a beautiful designs lla OOM OL a a aia a All ela Lea te Ec ee ee en wo ne eee! RS Pe gee GIOIA ol es RR PRE ee pret » ¥ r i : i om cant om t FS rar 8 - & 43 f , ce 4 i‘ ; es ver p ease} lOc ‘ Footwear NV eeds al a Big Soin English Effects With Wide-Bottom Trousers th colored bérders: yard.....-.. | | : Conservative Effects for Older Men sane i ae ee ee ee re Oe 10c i _ | For Women tennant neem nonteshronieninsensmeneione a aire a You will find plain pumps, Light Spring Shades of Powder Blue, z ae eee Tickimg—? to 10 yard lengt rt = cy A Art _ Ite | cca eu aoa eae Ge append Tan, Brown, Etc. cccnevets tem tematic ee Dixie ties and Oxfords in black Pec Sateen Remnante—2 to 10 lengt! of . satin, tan calf, patent leather, And a variety of patterns to suit every individual taste— n Beit BEM of cotton v7 , : Pe oe emcees im Gis tm plain shades. 25 inches \ lac suede, color suede. hey are unsurpassed for the priee—sizes for men of all bunids. , aoaateny ence Tae tats ion lt ete ea aaa ae a - har . a ant sal - lac rowr ; ane ave | nderwear c repeat “otton Inde laACK i or : a calf and combinations. . Sizes Three Great Groups: n all plain shades. 2 to 10 yard lengths, Yard... 2% to 8 : nibtineialiseatenmaniiniibeandi . e 0 : ste Cheviet Shirting—27 ee $ Q5 j $ 95 3 ~ = fT) e “he Of . hirt ee * in « i] ai ‘ : inds with neat stripes and checks. i? to . : we | =o ie yard lengths. Sead F hild E | a 3 gths. Yard.-----ee--eeeeereereeestesses EMO or Children | | =e Dress Pereales——36-inch. excellent quality of Dre: er- Your choice of strap, san- — Si ~ i 7 , . a Ly " ‘> aT _ '? on > . . > ‘ n “ ~~ - . ® Eat ane — ee en pag | dals, cut-outs, Oxfords and ine high Shoes, in patent leather. $20 Values $25.00 Values $30 Values _ Ste Fiance Ginghame—32-inch fiber stripe Tissue Ging- 3Q¢ a8 coll, amehed i. tree: aan i ee = ek effects. 10 to 20 vard lengths a ; +} ets Sizes a ‘ . ” . . . : piaid ana c er e] nd two-tone effects Every Suit With Two Pairs of Trousers. es Bie aC oS a mange ar mR ae ah Women’s, ver eile Remnants eel ° ¥a 7 - | , bya ‘ : n (Rargain Base The Extra Pair Gives Double Wear. and dark colored grow (Rarcain Raxement.) o J , c 2 a a Ri cience ee Si eae a eancetaler/ Pid te dt M2 yee agrs a-ak Mada nake -osenety «tage aaa pt sees en AO iB a> ity enti iae— . notte , ; : : Z z hE rane mh aes, a . ; ns al -e ? - : ‘ oe aoe vid Peering mi ; 4 Pp Rr te Bil see 2 et " J ex. ‘ ane re OI. 9 ye 5 wy . ene a a fe ke . “4 és Sa asian ety hint . is ed pods —- HPs sey ~~ i Be ~ an . Cee. Peat 2p Ae on Nuellt | oma Se ; é : : Y 7 : . P ra . bs ity : 4 : —- a be heal dhieee nail _—— = , . ‘ “ee ’ - * “ . OF geet oe ete o> . “ te he Pp Agen 4 ea A i MP Me oe, “ ‘ ok Pe AF Se ee en eee Es) ee ~ “ ¥ So — —— ape Ny ty ese pay mt Aedes 298 ©. ee nA mr . 42D » Peipae anes P . - . : ; ~ . - és 4 ; = tinh pasiies «at aA - pee 0 5 Me 3 Vi Ped 6? ite 3 ‘ny a . 2 Bay fot +r Spiga - ai 5. eer o> $5 : . io # . : Bats: pik MS ‘ 7 4 ri RE Pg Sai ee apeee ee ee ae era airs a. gl (EERO - om, . : ake . "4 ‘ptt a ‘ ye re — 2 Pen ey ENO RERT eT e M one Copa oaks so a =e Ee Gre ear or ieiny es oy a es 7 Te a a i . . = gine shy . ‘ , . Ps * ~ ~~ N : a a es ee _—— “ At” fy ~ eg c Ba ba Se b a ; Ten Nore Me i Aaa >t) eae rca hte = , . . pia * ORR Pr ee Aer 4 oT _ ai Ps ee a $ oe : : ; ‘ Foe hats > al a (ES wS x ? : =, _ / S455 Piz | sae’ Pt 5. aos eee os 3 ’ v= J Age Be : wees - ete et er 2 ae Aer ay AT e,-65 4 ete thes * Tse ee Teal ee ben en ee ee " _ 4 al on H a si Pec $ Rather db . Madan (As Geert ie Bige thee " robe s . Pa oes ce M4 BO SY VE hes aN nent GES ee Wig Re 2 ea BS - ' r neckband striae, Made by one She mogpee Towels—Siz- 2 eae tn -_ lain whit e and colored 20, 59c Drapery Sateen iaiiiiniaalh Shirt mediate: Cut bord: e > ” > 7 > . “ ~ a a eee ; , . . .** ° ’ * Kon “a Phe tether EP Ap ae § Gor a al al ti Ari Peete, OAR EEE EtER, °-5 ‘ ~ . i . . 7 3 rh pent er oe ttn RA OAL Bee PEF OO ae i ae +) ares “S _ 4 > a i> hae es 4 ‘ ; arty oe - w: , yi “ ve = te 2 P oe eg _% , a hate as . E.'S ot i ¥ e ’ — : paeteh ee + heyy Side) of » ab sven eee aed , ARTS pe. i ee eS te Oy, IE * ye , ME Bs TB eA ay SSW, ~T s es oH a eS 2 ae. See — . - > bias aad ah ° ¢ r ey verge RS : " a : : ae he Gayle: (Se? pies, De ta een ge Ms Te gm ye ke SSR a en eee Le a 2 ae er Rae A AA Rta wl Be oy ~ Se Badin aN eye et ARUSHA IP aaa tae TiN neste ss SE _s ee p 7 cabibie: seaacal , ee ee a ae ar ee we ; : : a Se: a Re es Sa CEL Daigle enin a —s Behe pe Bib Stas Sane oer : - , 4 Ra 43 * ; Te i Oe TO ee b - gs Ae aia @ : . RS f Pee, © 265 T Seats eee Sa ar ae OER ee ARTE 28 . er ee = “ DE EE PODS. OS SR ye. Ap” huge alate oe Se ee ‘ ~ a yee as ‘ i“ % Z ‘ < " “a ‘ i Soe 7 ’ a ol . a: i es . ian bt x x ix) ea a ; Re tp ’ TE Tie ve che Se 2 Pe AS SR, wee ee 85 ’ — x pul te eal Y ae na ny A os ee! ia wy ‘ forge 6@in EH neha. Dy sat ga MER RE I age FAN ahi IE St ah ta SOM te BE it, Dut not all sizes in each ar og = rT + oe 000 Yards Im d SS 2 opaque Shades in the much inch Curtain Materials tai ade of the dest E sught imperfects of 50¢ and Tic grades. Fine Madras Union Suits with knit back he: porte Dress Linen Po aa * ?] oa ~ in @& splendid range oe teens finished with An excelient quality of Imported Dress Linen - = Sh = wrapped separately ideal for all curtain [7 neck. Unusual value. tan Piiewenssn— tind te 19% 39c to 59c ine eave 1k © , : | Seconds, $1.00 Shades Curtain Materials $2.50 Lace ik { { bh tian yarns. si and fiber mixe Come in waistDdand,; full cut, roomy ne ud be see: | 29¢ ; 7 waved — © 63¢ in all the wanted shades. 36 inches wide: vard JIC ier 7 5m eit 49c¢ : — — I * . * ¢ ’ Men’s Athletic Union Suits Anothér sh®pmest of these 5009 yards of 36- Scotch and filet weave € '. all clean, new : of desirable patterns; new overiecked edge; white ¢ . 62 colors and sizes.. reinforced: all sizes; spec + yee hine Av xg a a see a aR oe wr et AAs to iad d I 45 Fes f wot ON oe ink an reg Ale NT aly frets 1 RDI A . 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BUAD .Y MARCH 8s _— be err *¢ tH? ‘i Sea. 8 Seay ‘4 seeee 00 Bed Outfits Special Monday $ , [== Consisting of ‘ViAVENIB: durable 2-inch dst steel bed, walnut brown fin- guaranteed link fabric spring roll-edge mattress, % or full (Bargain Basement.) | omen iE RIS RSA case F Sa ‘ - ¥ ; oe eee ae 4 i . Pe SP Ee oS , ss ts , , ee he ae OP Nes ‘ Fee ee ae + ¢ 42 . tT P . ree 8 eit teed 1 4 RZ rm ene, Coe peer a a om "ah 2 aalie a ae f > pmen’s Sport Hose e toe; irregulars; gray, beige, tan, hice size assortment; excel- Bses’ echool wear....... 29 c- pmen’s Union Suits a and double-extra sizes; built-up ] knee; every garment p to 80. -seveeseereseeeee DOG. oham Froocks ngham, percale, h sateen Apron ndid for home wear, in won- ment of clever med in various - 88C 7.50 Velvet Rugs Rugs of very heavy qual- $4. 95 signs and colorings (Bargain Rug Department.) ith Felt-Base Floorcovering . pwn heavy enameled surface Floor- is sanitary and easily sien of beautiful patterns ~« Square yard. errreoeeg aegen “5c (Bargain Rug Department.) ster Rugs g °282 size; woven of long lustrous trong back. Choice selection of jzns and colorings. Mill rejects. (Bargain Basement.) In nt Sale of 7 ’s and *s Shoes to Purchase Your ata Big Savings JO Sizes: Children's, ~(2 to S Women’s, 5 t0.2 : tray ny #43 ver » oar et en dies a q - wt ; (Bargain in Seat > atti. — ’ arquisette Curtain edium double cross- lon for bed, living, he $1. 69 Ruffle Curtains Paire of Kuffled Curtains !f a) different well made mull ruftie « tech, Pair ee we © @eere ee $2.50 Lace Curtains Reotch ins: made tian yarns; new overiocked cdge: beige color. Pair.. and filet weave Cur- of the best EgyP- finished with the white or .88 amet eT oe i vo o a * AY, 1925. STND M. ARCH 8. ¥ mH ye pena. *” % The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone fas 07,000 MORE CITY Circulation than somihe othe a9 et " 4 = a ACN ANY Quip NT AN, | “5B For One Day—-Monday Only cee A Sale of New Ensembles Quite a Few of These Have Not Been Shown Before— Many Have Been Received in the Past Few Days 98 Striking fashion smartness is achieved with unusual combinations of fabrics in coat and frock, such as silk bengalines, kashmirs, twills, com- bined with crepe de q@hine. WEIL'S ! | i a Third 88 So important is this mode in Spring's wardrobe that we have as- sernbled a truly inspiring collection for both rnadame and madempiselle, to feature in Monday's selling. Floor. ter of choice.« 100 Sport Coats — Values Indeed Most Unusual ‘295 Many of them are mdde of imported fabrics and, together with the se- lection of polaire and fox banded models, they make selection only a mat- WEIL'S—Third Floor. * New in the Millinery Mode ° Smart Spring Hats "1S 0°35 Hats to complement every type of Spring costume; the indispensable felt; the new Spring straws and silks in rich colors, the smartest of tailored modes; Specially Purchased—-Specially Priced! 80 Newest Hats $10 A~—TJhird Fioor WHIL,’ , Post-Dispatch Wante. ; | ’ i f | Rent wet Nah ot : re) Ay a ae | , PM es * er SL rd emir ga’ it REPOS oy ae a Sa

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ee ee laid sa tie Hillis. n'ai anelianii inti ad tee ho Bi ID a eet 2 . presi“ o » POET IR ES Re 8 “ ‘ ver ge > pti ee a . » Se ee ee a ee ee ee Se ee eet es * hal ~; os . mye: BOR owe Abie Hegre ot LONE SENS SS AE NCEE NE ORE _ ~ re a ft . ; : ot AO AM a oe v s baal ieee) as See ES te ree oe, i a np ee —" 7 —_ , i ~ , r : oe ah RE tT US ai ON a cape art he" si ce ae Le ieee sot 7 aint peciccih Ml todas cabtecantenanin Vera . rd ‘ my Sa ta Se Sees ite Ai ot Ser saatine : ae AMA eee ‘ Re “ satetindinadl 5 en eas - on ? or ee Pes - Saf > foi . oe SO ey ee . - maga orm Be 5 fe yok agg peer eT ee ee «nen ba Pied Sa oes I ° se REET Seg pelea * 4 pA esi ~ pee, URS Sr Wie! cites t gue “es Nie es spl, : Rea es x, benhglepe ie ao Si Mit a7 Ad, 2 .lofte has MOREL Cily Carciianen than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED MARCH J ee ae oe an ee told by Mrs, McFad-! Gcccntentaans ; : Oo AP EN ene eae) era ene- uanawremipaeneannesenea nr ON = es and! The st Louis Story Tellers’ | stories were othy Grote told ‘eenint satel league, met Friday, Fed. 27. Mrs.jden, Mrs. Byrum, Miss Idares Hop- a musical program ~ A. Clifford was speaker and/kins and Miss Grace Billinsky.| next meeting will be lea@Ger for the day. Patriotic’ Miss Genevieve Penney ani Dor-/ <0. held March College SOON Fae Y, = Sole Distributors for 'Gatesworth Hote! w er Pm G7] / : | A — Steproducing /Mechianisine 11 o'clock, » af abe by a luncheon. in the WM. DUGGAN /nabe 609 FRANKLIN the Worlds Best Piano WE CARRY COMPLETE LINE OF Forbes’ and TEA buying Coffee or Tea, 2-inch Sandwich-cul Fancy \m- + ported Swiss Cheese, pound... The Home of a Complete KALTERAUFSCHNITT Elegantly Prepared Home-Boiled Ham; Cheice Cut; ., $7.00 Raw Ham, Special 15¢ BELLVILLE HOUSE ASPARAGTS We are » members ; of r the A. G. Stores Mail Orders Given Prempt Attention “Phone for Food’’ For 27 Years. ardr. Moritz uccessfully Children’ S ‘Eyes without asking a question. One moderate charge includes glasses, testing, service for one year. Moritz Optical Co. | _609 N. BROADWAY __} |Miss Helmerichs. tended Washi ~ and the famous Fischer aC WHOLESALE RETAIL HOO OLIVE the Post-Dispatch Beard d 115,431 Reom and tmmanerad | — 52.737 more than the THREE other st. Louis newspapers During 192 4 combined. e sees HE WOMAN OUR SHOP FOR THE TAILORED © 1925 Hart Schafiner & Marx Women Say: ‘‘The smartest yet’’ Hart Schaffner & Marx tailored coats for spring HE expert tailoring of real crafts- ‘men; exquisite silk linings and trimmings The fabrics come from America, England, Scotland and France—many odd unusual weaves, honeycomb effects, Seometric design, squares and checks Here are Coats for dress wear, afternoon, evening, Et motoring—$50 to $150 ‘Tailored Frocks A selection embracing the smartest Spring modes. Superb- ly fashioned in the newest fab- rics. Each Frock is highly in- dividual OLFF'S Washington Avenue at Broadway Ensemble Suits Infinitely appealing in style, in colorings and in detail Each emphasizes in some unusual! way, the charm of tailored sim- plicity folliowe -d. The at the ; | wiss Inez Marguerite Bigh-Genee COPE ES | xill be given at the home of the A Se pound reduction on Butter when | Dride March ‘and Albert H. Cox, son of Mr. the scene of the wed: | 4222 ‘engagement of | Miss ‘HOME PARTIES AND iN. B. | Kirk patrick. ‘given at the Home Comers’ Club in Vois avenue, _E. Lang ' guests were Mr. |rich, Mr. and Mrs, | Mr. | Mrs. | her ‘Mrs. H. ‘ence Korte and Ivo, Marcella Litzau. "week for Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Lotz of. WEEK'S. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS Hellman, daughter of Mrs. Beulah B. Hell- man of 4930 Washington boulevard, , and the late Martiz Hellman, will} become the bride March 12 of Frederick W. Feibelman of Terre Haute. Ind. .A prewedding dinner f 11, and a breakfast 'will follow the ceremony which | 'will be performed at 10:30 o'clock | |in the morning by Rabbi Leon Har- | | rison. train PRICE SLASHING SALE The couple will take a noon | | in for their wedding trip East, land on their return will reside in Terre Haute. Announcement was made yester- day of the engagement of Miss Hil-' degarde Raab, niece of Miss Rose Helmerichs of 2934 Milton avenue, and Mrs. A. P. Cox of 4014 Sullivan Py» avenue. The news was told at a f bridge Iuncheon at the home of Miss Raab at- ngton University, and was pledged to Pi Beta Phi. Mr. : ( Cox is an alumnus of the University . ny 4 r) ' of Tllinois and is a member of et \ Originally $29.75 Kappa Sigma. The wedding will | take place in June. Coats, Half Price CLOSE TO R teenere Church was SPRING COATS . 200 Distinct Styles The marriage »f Miss Mary Gu-| hter of Mr. and Mrs. | J. J. Gutenberg of 1902 Carr street, | and Maurice B. Young, son of Mrs. | Diana Young, will take place Tues-| 35 New Colors Junior Sizes Misses’ Sizes Women’s Sizes Extra Sizes day at 7 o'clock in the B'nai Am- oona Te Rabbi Halpern offi- 29 95 Originally $55 peal Young will take his | Coats, Half Price. . $39. Q5 SP RING SUITS 10 ‘lo 25 CHILDREN’S SPRING COATS ‘= — $G.95 Full-Length Princess Slips. .......88c Costume Silk Blouses............99c Petticoat or Bloomers...,...,.......48c New Cloth Skirts......... $2.99 Astrakhan Jacquettes .... $4.95 $3 to $5 Wool Sweaters. _.99 Children’s Silk Dresses. .$7.95 Winter Coats CHOICE-OF-THE-HOUSE Values Up to $75 *lo Fur Coats & Jackettes, 50°: Below Wholesale Cost Originally $15 Coats, Half Price tenberg, daug mple, Mr The Holy ling Monday morning, Feb. 23. of Miss Irene | Andrew, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. } Pai iciegpey as Andrew, and Robert A./! Wals of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas | Tennessee avenue, the! ‘ather Daniel Lavery officiat- | Immediately af | mony a wedding breakfast was served to 50 guests at the Gates- | worth Hotel. The couple departed | for a honeymoon in the East. | Mr. and Mrs. M. Grace avenue son e ter the cere- Originally $35 Coats, Halt Price. Forbstein of announce the their daughter, | Janet Forbstein,-and David “leberman, son of Mrs. Ida Li: man of St. Louis. No date has set for the wedding. ber - Originally $45 Coats, Half Price. . } ~ oe eT s\\)\\\ill \U/%, —_—— = OTHER FUNCTIONS Continued from Preceding Page. | Herget, C. Mohrman. W.M. Klenk. | W. Jaeger and H. C.! Dozier, A surprise masquerade party was honor of Otto Schm Feb program was given by Traube’s orchestra, and A. 7416 Gra- A musica! Mrs. A. with solos by Traube. The and Mrs. J. Diet- William Denser, and Mrs. H. Loch, Mmes. M Schmidt, O. Schmutz, Misses E Dietrich. M. Boehmer, E. Moroze and Messrs. William Denser Jr.. William German and E. Fluetach. Miss Marie Palmes, daughter of Mary Palmes of 4555 South |} Broadawy, was the honor guest at! a surprise party given last nicht at! home. Miss Palmes will de-| part in a week for Miami, Fla., to) join her brother fcr several weeks. | Mrs. Ivo Litzau of 5527A Colum- | bia ertained | friends at supper last Sunday celebrate her husband’s birthday. and Mrs. and Mrs. R. Weber, | Korte, Miss L. Korte, Flor- | Dolores oe avenue ent a group of _— 3 Those present were: Mr. C. Korte, Mr. A surprise party was. given last | 4739 Washington avenué, in honor | of their twenty-fifth wedding an-| niversary. There were 35 guests for | dinner. The annual ball of the Temple Israel will be held in the rose par- | lor of the Buckingham Hotel. March 124, at 3:30 o’clock. Mrs. Julius Abramson of 5842? Pershing avenue, entertained the xander R. Skin- with a J , , members of the Ale ker auxiliar’ un ‘heon Thursday. Among those were Mmes. Boemer, C. Bagley, C. Miller, T. Miller berg, Tilton, Harst, D, Oehmsted. present Berry, H. . Minzen- ~~ aT Spohr, Wiggins ADVESTISERE* Free to STOMACH SUFFERERS & “The Inner Mysteries of the Stomac! pec teil MOO Kk +o rele ers StArLing Useorganic Nuxated Iron to build up red blood, strength and endurance. There are thousands who are ageing and break ing down ata time of life when they should be en- jJoying that perfect health which carries deflance to disease simply because they are net awake to the con- dition of their bleed. W i t!out organic iron your blood carnes no ozygen,.aand without exygen there is noth- ing to unite with the carbon in your food se what you eat does you no good. It is like putting coal into « stove without fre. You can new obtain organic iron hike the iron in your biced and like the iron in spin- ach. lentils, and apples from any druggist under the name of Nuxated Iron. Nuxated Iron also contains the principal chemical constit tof actire, living nerve force: it is, there ore, a true bloed and nerve food. It be!ps create and re- build new and stronger red biced ceils. It feeds the body the substances which nerve force must have to give it that vital, electro magnetic power which is stored in the nerve and brain cellsof man. Nuxated iron often of tn om increases the strength and endurance of week, nervous, rundown men and women in ana f . two weeks time. The manufacturers guarantee successful results to every purchaser or ad- they will refund your money. doctors n tne treat stomactr troubles Finely illu X-Ray photos. Shows mo of your stomach arising therefrom. to get md of them free diatribiftion wil! the aut haertties to reduce the appallingly high death rate due to ignorance. and wrong treatment of , ane Prepared by a phy uthority on stomach diseases who th an ee . iaorder¢ Free Book a (s fen Travel. and Resorts ; rat . ia % .T when you left it. dale variety. ways that balance on the edge of Ridge and Royal Gorge. all leading cities. booklet, axidress cane y: HEART OF Tk Pea nities yo! oe Ne Through Pullman service ma Southern Railway and mapped motor routes from For further information and descriptive ed NORTH CAROLINA Land of £. he Sky” Join us, if you please, in this half-mile-high city where bitter winter isa memory. Your head- quarters a material Castle in the Air or a half-hidden hillside inn. Breathe the sunblest air of the Southland. Gaze with awe upon mighty Mt. Mitchell and its lesser mountain satellites. a saddle and climb to airy heights to look down upon a toy town that was Asheville Play golf of the hill-and- Motor over hart surface high- Hop into nothing. Pisgah Nationa! Forest and Game Preserve; Chimney Rock: Pisgah and the Rat; Blue CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ASHEVILLE, N. c Viel loll li RAYMOND= WHITCOMB CRU iS \-Aea4tititrtAaAAtztsAéaiitttituzrztLzzzzzii ROUND tne * WORLD From New York. Oct. 10— (San Francisco, Oct. 27) — Brand-new 20,.000-ton Cu- narder **Carinthia”™, finest cruise-ship afloat. All six continents; 50 ports & cities; more countries than ever be- fore cruised to; Australia, New Zealand, &c., as weil as Hawaii. Japan, China, Java, India, Egypt—always at the best season. Phenomena! included shore excursions. Send for book and ship-plan. summer MEDS Midnight Sun New York, June 20,000-ton “Fraace Iceland, Norway, § Denmark, France. Raymond & Whitcomb Co., 22 Beacon St., Be Rudolph Travel| Bureaa Ss. Ce... Ltd... 1135 Olive Street; . Beatmen’s Bank Bidc.: The — Ms. H. H. Kennedy. chants Exchange Bidg.. St. Louis. end all authorized Steamship Agencies SAILINGS TO EURO lith & (Cunard Line Majestic ag Sy | White Star et Service pidg.. St. Louis \N. Y¥. te Plymouth-Cherbourg-Hamburg. *ANDANIA ....Mar. 14 tApr, 18 May 23 : 1 May 6 June 1V and G ow. .Mar.21 Apr. 18 May 16 CAMERONIA (new) Mar. 28 Apr.25 May 23 | TUSCANTA (mew) Apr. 4 May 2 May 30 *ATHENTA (new).Apr. lL —— —— |*ASSYRIA ......May 9 June 6 July 4 Atilaatie Transport, Lith and Pine Sta. a Hetel Bidg.). . ¥. to Cherbourg. London. parece Wadecn Coenen 14 Apr.25 May 23 | MINNETONK A(new) Mar. 27* May 9 *"me4 | MINNEKAHDA..tApr.4 *tMay 2 *May 30 | TfOmits Cherbourg. calis at Plymouth, oar a Cuvard Line, 1135 Olive St.. St. N. Y. to Cherboars and Southampton. AQUTTANTA .Mar 14 Apr. & Apr. 29 BERENGARIA ..Mar.%5 Apr.15 May % MAURETANIA ..*Apr.1 tApr.22 *May 13 tAlso cal’s at Pirmout?h x YT. to CodBh (Qneenetcwn!. 7 tr eernor “ARONTA *Mar.14 tare 11 May 16 st ANCASTRIA: nw) Mar.” “ARMANTA(new!) Mar 2S *ATRANIA (new) Apr. SCYTHIA. Apr. 18 | LACONIA (new). Aor. 75 May 73 June Zt tVia Halifax. From Bosten Mav 3 Boston to Cobh (Queenstewn'. Liverpool. ®*LANCASTRIA(new!Mar.22 Apr.16 ———— SAMAR’A (new).May 10 Tune 6 July 7% SCYTHIA ‘new).May ZF June 20 July 14 WN. VY. to Ptymouth-Cherboursg-Londos. ®ATSONIA (new). .*Mar 7 Apr. 11 ®ANTONIA(new)*Mar TS — *Via Halifax. N.Y. to Plymouth. Cherbourg. Mawbur: *ANDANTLIA (new) Mar.?t4 tApr.I8 May 7 °ARASIC . Arr 1 May 6 June 13 *Via Halifax. French Tine T1° N. 18th St. N. ¥. to Plrmouth-HMavre-Parte FRANCE Var.‘ 1% May ® PARIS. .. Mar.‘ 25 May t¢ w YT. to Havre Parte <1 F rREN Mar 14 Apr wee Mav 7 oe” "De GRASEEinew) Mar i868 Apr 15 May 14 *ROCHAMBEAU.Anr. 2? Tune iT Mls 74 eT A SAVOITE Mas 6 June + july 2 N. Y¥. to View ‘parr? -Mordes eT A ROTROONNATS Var? ert RSILILAIN HuIC aGo Molleand America Line. ee < ~v T to Piermeuwt* Rotterdam “Ew AMSTFERDA™M Mar 14 Aor 18 Way? VEENDAM (new) Mar 72S May 9 Jj me 13 VOLENTAM (newihAnr It ROTTERDAM ._May 2 June 6 July 11 Hamberc American Lice ' (See be. ~~ Lines). Italtnggi-lor (Sahouda), 312 § Clark Chi. Y ta Nantes and Genoa. PONTE ROSS Maer TI Tune lt Tole ve CONTE VERDE-——.Apr. It May 14. June 77 t May - May 3!) ‘ SAMARIA May ” ith. Se. L. Pusther t eteemetion from ¢ Leals. | May 1a June ‘ 21) ’ leer = G. LL), 7o5 &. N. ¥ BREMEN. Apr. 14 COLUMBUS, Apr. 16 | Reval Mail, 117 W. Ww N -Cherbo *,; RDIUN cA | SOHO * re ~ Sonsira ts Hambure. Seandinavinn- Ameren Bine_ 117 | Ww Y -Norwar- coinen “OSCAR IT . Mar 19 | HEL Lie OLayv ae. 26 iFREDERIK VI?T.. Apr. } : | *U NITED STATES..Apr. 16 New Yor’ Ffn *sTOCK HOLM = tMwt -—-- Calle 0 ; ePROTTNINGHOLM Apr. 4 Mag 20 GRIPSHOLM (new)June | Untted American Lines. Joint Service with Hambere American Line ~ ¥ ‘to Cherbours- Seam avT.PERT PALLIN ad 19 Agr. RELIANCE PEUCTSCHLAND. ape. iReeornrre ‘CLEVELAND w ¥ to Cobh erry RINGIA ‘worn? CTAagy ew E STPHAL IA Boulogne-sur Mer , oe iT eTIC wars ta Cobh (Qhe CELTIC cerreric | ewEecaANTIC RATTIC ADRIATIC | Sroric + aan - ™ L ccanene “ONE CLASS € ABIN oe . HAWAII—SOUTH 'SEAS—AU 5% Days to Honoinilu—“SYDNEY SHORT _ t. & Mell and Express “teamers “IF REA. SONOM, Rated Liceyd 100 Al. The POST DISPATCH is the only St. Louis Bewspaper giving Associated Press ne 5 he ¥ 4 - », 4 “4 11? SUNDAY, MARCH &, 1920. IAN FATALL' FD FIGHTI TCHEN BL Julia Symon, 46, : Result of Attemp = Extinguish Early M iss Pee. 7 “Se * ¥ — 2 ~_ Julia Symon, 46 year @ South Broadway, di hospital at noon rest suffered seven holy gm her attempt to ext fm the kitchen of her |! is a rooming house. and her husband. G 39. were awakene e and found the kiteh we 4 VER four hundr wonderful ne Spring (oats in t most popular styles the season. You'll amriazed with-this gro of Coats: worth we $25.00 on sale at pcte RE in yo ming high - ¢ta ‘(“eatea s Potret<" ee twitte and flanne shown In ether stor at $29.75 to 73 You'll find them be Monday at . LR border Coates a in vogue: also (oa with pastel and lig shade fur collars 4&) other modish trir mings. Why pay to $60.00 for the sar coats we tell at OU women w want something di ferent In. a C€Coat-<—« these marvel atyl developed from expe sive matertal=: all Ta’ ishiv trimmed at [Extra Sizes New S Dres In a Sale } MART moet ‘ S15 to 820. Only at. Jackson's. have ‘eee beasttifuat loressee at 95 te S16. bet were getne '?e sew 86 i-eame ‘hat we can @e— See thie group at

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SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1925. 4 4 a i SUNDAY, a r s Py See A . j stancH 6, 1920: The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOLS POST-DISPATCH lo E (flames. Mrs. Symon seized a wa-| fn aReports 4 yi MAN FATA | Y ter pitcher and etarted for a hy-| —— = ees Dp y | Srent but stumbled on the kitchen | ee ee threshold, and her nightgown | pesen fire. Symon’s hands and/| z 1 wll FGnTING | feet were burned in his attempt to! er | | rescue her, and he was sent to the) hospital. He is local representa- | itive of the Colonial Steamship | Agency. Symon said he believed the fire) was caused by rats gnawing match-. es, *iremen extinguished it with | slit ght loss. ‘ss Result of Kinin to! It is erroneously st tated in the 'Drama Section of the Post-Dis- | 1%; i es tir ish Early Morn- | patch today that the concert of the | rh ag ‘St. Louis Massenchor. will take| Sy wae " vig Fre. place Tuesday night at the Coli- | | ae ~ a cl seum. The correct cate is W wees , Hitt: day night. ; ° i Mi, ’ : hese tt re Julia Symon, 46 yeare vid, | ae 629 South Broadway, died in SET OF TEETH, $10 UP ne cit’ hospital at noon vest erday suffered seven hours ear DR. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE r attempt to ext inguish a Gold Crowns | ie, n he $5.00 up. | tt ‘ ase, in this ; i} 4 el of hy r he me, : LMT : ee § in the kitche 2 ma ym Teeth Ex. ere bitter Pah a” Za, is a rooming house tracted. 50¢ te f 'Mehe and her husband, George | Open Until | Your head- $9. were awakened by, 7 P.M Sundays, 12:30 P. M. } stle n the » and found the kitchen in | ilside inn. the Southland. wa? §4/ 5s Mt. Mitchell oe) oH 2 hs i vgs Of 4 es. Hop into ” 2 : a “is : SCA O TE ae ights to look | - c was Asheville the Mfil-and- d surface high- of nothing. HNN tT mm ame Preserve; he Rat; Blue ia Southern voutes from nd descriptive MMERCE N. C. P HH iti Antananhanten thf AAA summer MEDI- TERRANEAN New York, June 27—20,00v- ton “Oronsay’’, largest sum- mer Mediterranean cruise- ship. All outside rooms Romer Venice. icrusace: (Fm NEW SPRING ; Cairo, &c. 53 days with time Bs for a Evropean visit at end. é. 3 - Midnight Sun Cruise , New York, June 30—tamous _ | al 20,000-ton “Franconia” ty ns. Iceland, Norway, Sweden, E 4 q . Just Received— ; ft 7 " _ ; ; $ “ 3 . bes aseha : : : . ‘ me - . 2° _ . " or } s . fa) : ‘ * oes / ; ’ ty Pie Tete! & . >* 4 . . 2 . a s . he 4 i. ees eer es. +f. ee ~ aus 3 oo or ,. ; *% in aa : of: se: Oe ee See ; : 4 - i” ast ; : eiteacs, - a G-:4 ee " e-! . i. are “ ' * .-e ; i eee os . . ; ’ oe 2 o Sts. 5 = 98 Sak oee : -* t em . ee - ee “fg .5 52 sarftteet © a eH ; - ° $+ "at, : | he : ~ sy. 8 j > ee hay*: 9. ose ~~ 7 ~ » ea | ’ hd 4 . gates ; % : fea : , - eet 4h ale . * ry 3 ee ; f ; ; = A “ ’ a? + ste yy i yp 4 aba sPS thane? + v ; " 4 5 Res cess . " Bas eg, ogee sone : % : Dae ee ; h sew 4 4. ne ier v a : 7 Te5 a 5 et aaa 7 ; ' 4 : gars ; ‘ ; ; 2 a sae: 4g, oe y i : j 4 , ; . . gt? aS . - ' ors ; A | , : ‘ St ce . | y w ° oa! « : a Page a“ $0. 5 P aes 7 5 tet 4 - ocd ee : ree Saris. "“eoVet ig Bs at " _ 74 : cet = . a are? : > * nr oyeT r * igus - " “ » tet, bY sat ‘> e ; = ' : y : oS > wT} s . 1.7 : 4 i > o ¢ ; re | tat ‘eh > FP \3 oF ok ; P . he tee j abe" if ¥:4 . Pit rhe ptt “4s ' oe + ise ft * iat 2 . : 7 am ‘s ) ° ie % 4 4 . . ¢ > . . nsatat Sone 3 ofa seks ° ’ PRO . : Se. ti f . ins : 7 : Tene p- 8 ; sets: X t;: "t ; ; y os ete i i. ‘J u ; n. Denmark, France, Lngland nb Co., 22 Beacon St., Boston og 4 ‘ VER four hundred s 5 men's Bank Bidg.;: The Cunard 8. 4&2 wonderful new hk > ae Kennedy. 106 Mer- fy: , Spring Coats in the $ e Louis. . fe most popular styles 1. oe x the season. You'll , a ‘ed Steamship Agencies es) & amazed with this group } ea of Coats; worth up to Senden : TURE § iy your > 2 > mind high - class $ 75 x ~ Ate P’otre f | Extra Sizes Up to 58 Included Royal Mall, 117 W. cetiinaten, Ch N. Y.-C herbourg- Southampton Hama ‘E } CORD aS eaters 1 Te & : N S "OHIO . ...Mar, 28 June u ade ‘¢) *; rR os a eyo tMay e"3 tiune 4 CW pring s SORBITA™ NRE ME TApr. 6 +May 16 {Janae : tA AVA .TM. 4 ae ‘its Hambure ; me salle at “Halifax, ; 16 | | Seandinavian- heeniwiii Line. ey XS - , 117 NN. Dearborn St., Chiest® & BO 1 - ¥ -Norway-Sweden- Denmark -Fin som) - | °OBCAR Il ./... Mar.19 Apr. on pe 2 *“HELIAG OLAV.Mar. 26 May re = I Sal M d e200; PREDERIK VIIT.. Apr. 1 May 19 Tne . « ha S on ay ’ | *UNITED STATES.. Apr. 16 May 7S Jutee aS | Swedish Amer. Line, 70 FE. Jackson Ch © |New York to Sweden, Norway, Dentiaary 4 Finland and Baltic States. deg *STOCKHOLM ..Mar. 21 Apr. 23 May +¢ *DROTTNINGHOLM. Apr. 4 May © Jans gies most everywhere at GRIPSHOLM (new)June 20 July 25 AUiee $15 to $20. Only at United American ... a 177 N. Y eag “ : Jackson s, ice wit as Joint Service FR et he ee * YY to rag " have “admired . | ALPERT? RALLIN m thee beautiful IRETLIANCE .. Mar. A ‘ 4 Dresses at $25 to PEUVTSCTL AND. . $55. but we're going RESOLUTE n a , = tf show St. L-tuis ‘CLEVELANT Ap’ $e ee, m= m what we can do N ¥y to Cobh (Oneenstown). 3 . Bee this group at eTTTYRINGIA Mar. 76 May f wES Stat iA. Apr 23 June - | ALL SIZES | *\\ Ff. epee Line (N. G. 1». ae 20:3 S. Dearborn St, Chicag®, 7a. UR border Coats ar? Ee: = 10 Y. to Naples and Genoa. oot : in vogue: also Coats hy TS ar. or May 23 phe “ m with pastel and light wll ' shad: fur collars and GIULIO-CESARE. July 7 Sept. 2 a. e abdisk trim- No. MS ee Iioyd, 100 %. La Salle § _ mings. Why pay $59 S Y.-Plymouth Cherbourg. Bremen. _. ais to $60.00 for the same LY Srecw Mar. 2 *LUETZOW. Apr. 2 G coats we tell at STUTTGART. Mar. 31. STUTTGART, Maye MA it T Spring Printed Dresses new Cantons, siripes. ° dressy misses’ and women's Frocks. Sold 95 White Stat Line. tIith (Ms oe pee Hate Bide. >, me. - t is See NEW SPRING . M ar. 28 Apr. 18 : e on - WOM ; J . ; Anr 4 Amr oa rf # . ate RE gta eal mo **ENSEMBLE” . ¥. to Cobh (Qie ea > es 11 : ry. Mar. es May 30 jane “3 EW “Ensembie” Leen OS » $25 Value for PV s14 19 Group No. len Value for Month Buys It! bein? No. 3 $45 Value for $ These Rugs are fine heavy Brussels, 9x12 ft., beautiful patterns, suitable for any room. See this value for | - —— Down = Buys a c Brussels Rug 192 ¢ Mont It! You do not have to buy an exp t-piece Queen Anne Suite, benutifu oblong table, five chairs and arme that you can be proud of. ono An Unusual Bedroom Suite A Redroom Suite you will be proud of. vanity, roomy ¢ hifforobe, large dres o 4 : . : s Complete With ES ere Spring and Fine Mattress This is an exceptional offer— $ Bed can be had in walnut - gold = fiminh. Kemem ber, heavy spring and fine een as included for...... ; ; $ 3 A Month =e BUCK’S Gas Range and Kitchen ‘Heater

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16 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Dai ily POST-DISPATCH aay mas esvacenes CITY Circulation than ihe morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED . ARCH sma black duck. very com- cies; redhead, not seen on survey. Sout Diets Outs Gas 1 Cent. Se E os ial | 100 to 1; ; | _ . Ce aatl AUTO DRIVER EXONERATED | Laran Gruggist, $610A North Tay- Train vate wanes 8 mon; baldpate, few specimens;| but frequently reported; cCanvas- By the Associated ‘ 2 ; S£ or avenue. who drove the automo- by) nae osanenay : ! March 7.—Mar green-winged teal, very numerous back once very RUMSTOUS, ahah! MTX mE Ae s 3D. age aes . | ~~ 4 i -attiensaty a WHITING, Ind.., - in the fall: blue-winged teal, a4 rarely seen; lesser scaup, common; The State filling station here an- : ta } . ve . ‘ ; - Was e’xione! — 4 n ‘ on ? re. Death of Dr. Pauj C. Scholz Termed ‘in Benson was killed and C.are! but only as birds of ring-nicked duck. plentiful im! nounced a cut of 1 cent in fts eg ARMY COODS a ) en ractic-;*** great many, e Accident. | * Bobsts ane ae ” Lc as apoied and Frea G. & haefer were pasage; shoveler of spéonbil!l, spring: golden-eye, in smal] num- tall price of Gaeapne today, Mak- 10r zg “ A Coroner’s verdict of accidents! ing physician and surgewmm (or -obably fatally injured ed ly tod: noted im small numbers during the! bers: buffle-head, one flock of 10) ing the, price 21 cents a galion, or § _ Was death was returned vesterday iniyears. His funeral will be ee to wee u fall: pintail,. ranked next to mal- ‘all that were seen; Canada goose, 3 cents ‘under that of the Standard — Se | 3 ay from a chapel’ when their automov™ a epee lard in numbers: wood duck, very ‘in fairly large numbers; snow Oil Co. and independents. The cut MEN’S the case of.Dr. Paul C. Schoiz, 64 at 2:30 p. m. Sy : “ ; our, r pS nl AE Foal aang! ’ _ ee ee gee Er Oe GOR ee j. i ae +9 ARIES 2 rte 404 are ee eee Nae ieee plineintn Be —— al UR UR UR URE URE EER RRR rosea a sn SPECIAL PRICES MONDAY , ur Chief Attraction MEN'S ane & Lowest Prices 0 P ANTS ; BLOUSES ; , nixture With the largest last day attend ° | “Phyllis,” 4, 9 ItIsa New u the Recent Z SS, V4 Stage Vamp, 1 New York and We've with a total attendance for the @ : : G t It week of more than 100,009. | Sensation WONDERFUL SHOES O °o 0 | °o q So ance on record. the eighteenth afn- nual show of the St. Louis Auto- mobile Dealers’ Association c losed “i nigh if officially at 11 o'clock last nig: - wy? % _— Pere. re 5 me 2 ee me 5 le 9 be 9 be 9 be 9 be 9 be 5 Ww ee ewes r r on ers” S * - " > z ’ “ a tl ee hae ee ee re oe os a cor, Si as : aah A Rd - one 4 re) ~“ » ‘ ae a i" » Gee ae © —of percale and ashmere chamobray. Spe- cial Moendav, a . ea pas “_ a ih a Se erg = ge FA a ae : Pine Re in! i : ae * cf ae cS SR ta ire AN arr aen ee As lilus. trated dealers and the factories—this was the best. the most comprehensive and most successful automobile show ever held in St. Louis. The attendance of:persons obviously able to buy cars was far larger proportionately than fm past years. ee ~ _ raat atone so br sl te ls Ag » Ae: iy Maen ess From ‘every viewpoint—buyer, casual visitor, city and country « Announcing Our Spring Opening With a Tremendous meaner and Sale “NS Feminine Footwear This unusual purchase—the benefits of which we give you, again demonstrates our leader- ship in Shoe values. This is your opportunity to choose ~~ from all the latest creations in Fashion Footwear — at an actual saving of two to three dollars on every palr. *O,and #7, All the new Spring shades, in blond, rose- wood and rust satin. Combinations of tan, apricot and gray. These Shoes are now displayed i in our windows. THREE STORES IN ST. LOUIS 420. N. Sixth — 716. Olive — 6118 Easton (WeNston) oa eo an 6 hs ano ah os ~ " 4 vee t r ‘ - o s ~ we nape E S 2 ha ? re ae } ee Sa - a i ; CV eh a iia hin vatiie tial eae at en. a> mae “A et ~# a Pie ce. at at iicaniedtied ~ rer shes peat honte . n +: Apteipen arene, vane were at Ml Tae terete yA ps ao e BOM MRE oN pene. ; . ; ‘s . 5 eR et 8 neo “ ™ p ; - ive wt ab ee = Overalls biue double a ae i Ps Oe en ato Rett Ren ss rap ht of o-2, > 2 te See le — py: 5 tate i“ a eee cas cage en ae " yn ae eae —_ 1 . 4 stihe ba I oak, ES Be pe a ee IE “S ow ee SU Wee re Oe te ‘e x . 7 x ‘ A fn RRS wees a 4 ec Pte em ae. + nae J } " Pei a pe. whee 5) = i hae i + ee ae ¢ ’ eae lhe enc iii: arty oe PR ae age Satay Sate nF -_ automobile show held here since I came to St. Louis.”” said Frank C. McDonald, president of the dealers’ association. “The at- tendance was fully 20 per cent larger than at previous shows, and thera were more dealers attending. As regards .number of ~ models shown, and comprehensiveness of lexhibits, the show held its own with the New York and Chicago shows. The two large floors gave us an opportunity to display cars ‘that was fully taken advantage of. It was a splendid success.” Robert E. Lee, show manager and secretary of the dealers’ asso- ,ciation, also laid stress on the com- | prehensiveness of the show, which included busses, tractors, airplanes, motor boats and accessories as well i | i | i ‘ o as about 500 passenger cars. i | 1 | 1 | sow eehtia et gy Ap tehepeien ‘ a wh teas Tey or Ae Gem Tite 1 home ppt net pete ie Relies 92 MS “i a canteenainielinahiceel eiaetatas rat oan For Gillette razors: value Peete pa ) | half dozen 15¢c and color; 69 , } INDIAN HEAD BED SHEETS $1 value .... BC Special for fancy wo ang | Double bed size; good q ual- Night Shirts general use; 3oc qual- 19¢ pn — ge : — 2 69c 50c HOSE ity. Very special at Women's hea ther Muelin; seconds of SATE my TABLECLOTHS m ixed Sports Hose, $1.00 69c _ cS ol ore and white. Spe- with silk embroid- aie Highly merceriZed Sateen; | cia! le 50c — 12ic ntl Sane, Very 15c , ney CIOCKB .. 3 crepe Ricome rs. elas- Vomen's and on T - ww sSprir Women's \Ius ] in in flesh and c waist and knee; Dresses in silks: choice of ail snadcs 95 many styles on shades. - full size. 39¢ 4 C Monday : zd . PROGR Pic kai ¥ (2d Floor), only Floor). Girls’ Dresses _ Flompers New § in Yresses of vine- An c reepers: plain colors aed eydral. peukey Bip & COATS and checks; all new Spring and all good colors; 6 sah Cahieec de ; coliors; embroidered fronts; to 14 sizes (2d Floor). ( hildren S models t 3 - . : (2d Floor).. tailored and trimmed with ' Infants’ Dresses y - . 7 t a braid and buttons : ne a) , Pod a n , : , if) Oi Infants I te Of gingham; piain colours’ an eae ! brett checks; embroidered in Spring colors; $ GF Dresses: Wroidersd vekes: > % retty ~ Bigne 2£ to 59c > "@8 ana bottom lace years arr Fioor).... . to 6 SiZes (Second Floor a oiaine at = > ; — — a pec ts that they never heard of, “All makes and classes of cars | have sold at this show. The cost- | ‘lier ones have sdld well. Therethas | been heavy demand for the cheap- | er ones, and the medium-priced | models have gone equaliy well.” Many dealers are backing the prophecy of John N. Willys, head of Willys-Overland, Inc., that there’ will be a shortage of cars this spring. But they all are hoping} that the factories adhere to the ex- pressed determination to build cars only to satisfy the actual proved demand. The dealers are relieved, because no longer are they pressed | pr FS og rns sees : . -— 7 t , ageinst the wall by a nev er-ceas- Intensity yo hg ee ing stream of cars from factories im Oven. that have overbuilt. Nor are they ‘ ) | unhappy over the opportunity to 4% . - A \/- ) SPECIAL! handle trade-ins on a sellers’ mar-/} ;*) | Big ia se at . két for a change. | | " via : » % The success of this annual show} is regarded by officers of the deal- ers’ association as lending weight to the argum®nt that it may be} wiser hereafter to concentrate ef-!: forts on holding only one automo- bile exposition a yéar and that in. the spring. EDUCATOR, BEATEN BY MEN GIVEN “LIFT IN AUTO, DIES Georgia School Official Found Un- > eb de Ee ce conscious in Ditch: Three Men - o3 m - =~ eo. Biwidh % ee. 3 50 8 a4 Held in Atlanta, 4 ) | . ~s . ey DE ad Ba Associated Press. | st Sid ~ —S PFA or BABY BEN "EATONTON, Ga., March hes * « il Lie £ ; “ ‘- Z : a 8 ‘ — ow - " " 7 nt Wi rig st. Put nam County ~ ‘ne >] — ~ d — a al Fp a Y Superintendent, died at 9.30 o'clock a =a es = — : ‘ + -« a i wa - a _ - —-— te ae ne a e ¥ ee ee ee nee oe > a — ~4 820 Olive St. 3-ply veneer, wt covered light coil aR: BD. Bly PO eat S08 ay ee ae ee Ce o ”. e » well l to 6 years — “4 more? we . % 4 — ai, a * Ve hatte. eGR: Nie eR gE Rr 4! ate dite atu as a tL or a ee oe Oe bad bad Oot eee en S=some _ PELLOWS EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF STATUARY Drop-Side ~ cover with assorted §} Here Monday morning ati 9 o'clock: these pieces are worth from %t Steel Couch colors. neat stripe tick. to 6 times as m ch as we offer ‘than for here: a in Deautiful imitation terra pon wd and bronze: al! ar ur to 20) Ma de with angle tren inches tat! the assortment Is large to choose fron aith : oniv y dou ble link a few pieces of kind. Sale begins at 9 o'clock. While 400 Piece _ spring. with helt- last (Fourth Floor). ds: kind. $4 to $3 , 7t 5 Val Values A pe ‘pening pagase “Gr oups of bovVs brother 2.n. contimeeus post Vernis Martin finish, full size. Moncary only al ta to tt ee oe) oe ) Lt a; L od = ARTIFICIAL SILK ,DRAPERY ee, ue. gold | Bedroom Paper in dainty allover HS : designs: on sale Mondav only. C i a ; ~é ning. from injuries at | . a nesday when he was as-| eve learned how tl y Edne Wallace Hopper 3 ap 912.50 Aluminum J bn > & senior REE Set—Given Away | == ih aii Thave made many trips to Fra pohbiection ‘with thous teen fk learn the latest and best that jail after being arrested follow Pe . 2 “ 4 ? Clay (Basement) a8 49c rieties noted low Meé¢rganser , = _ — ‘ ' ” : , — 7 . ; _ ain a | , | ) 0 ET tows. specditnins euens iaeee tenn - » ee — a 8 Ag SM 88 Pe. INGE D 9 Se ‘aut ify ry ers } ned) } “3 va FR G ED Oe TERRY CLOTH Ruffied Curtams i ip nm medinm and 68-inch eo: 8 ron : erase shades— JI oC, 9c, lic, 14c iar” ani «ma signs. Mon ee . } +] woe gle ‘ a _— waits -69c Sold yt Liil borders. “ARMSTRONG? S LINOLEUM AND FELT-BASE FLOORCOVERING 4-Yard Wide Linoleum 9-Foot Armstrong Art | | Squares " F " + : " r ~ 4 ~ : > . ; . ~ por shia inhine hatrtinaaditehas=7 pr ancotee - eg NEO ENE. ate rn » pe age mo ¢ = ‘ 4 $ i & ae | et —. pom 7 am * 4 ¢ 7 i ; % a > —_—s J 5 7 “ , ae oy ( - - : cs i ‘ 5 ’ ae. : 4 =. 7 : = ae ee tt ' ~ > ; ° 7 ee Bs 4 - 3 7 ‘Bed * 4 : +2 . 7 4 a a ee. + : oa N > ¢ : P f ie ‘ r » J e :f as a t 4 ¥ - : ? 7 % - 3, t - - ‘ = os $ oo > F a: 5 ‘ is : % F 4 ’ Le y y 2 $ Cd =f ; 4 ; 3" a = i oe . +2 Sao - > S : = 4 - | Be n ~ S 4 ‘ - am SS 4 5 é . . a > ae a ¢ : - iy i « 7 es 4 rf ¥ ¥ 7 : 5] : t = t rf -] ey a : SS » 25 e. bat ss d + ? . - q 2 es ‘ f= —*. & Pa , & 4 4 7 : { 3 cathae pp - * LATE? SP Le ctia : Ar Linoleum. = , ~ 5 Vardsa ide. im on e® solid i. ’ nis be r = , ‘ ‘ ryis ‘ ; a rofl = Me ¥, square “anitary Rug yard, 98c, 89e ; nd. onda ‘sassF LOOR COV » BASE G ana ara ee TN sy . io vaiue has neavy ename! surfac: 1 all the > pe a? ts: Y, ‘atest patterns of hardwood, block ar U a wy fioral designs Special for er ape. Pars cachet aq.) « Anta Vii nN day oni Unbleached | Bargain Basement | coats Extra cial Oilcioth Monday. only . Women’s “3 ree 10¢ | (Bas'm Load } 7ic Shoes Tablecover } yard.. ISR > Gee RR SQ © =é SRS Wiehe At gum spe at ~ ~~ “A “ih J J ‘ > ; - ~ -~ ~ — — a - — i — ~ - -_ a i ~ “ ANA AE RE TOS. NONE re ENGI AM hm Re OP pcre lta RN Geet A . . " . ” Se ety ee ee — * ie 4 . Pe a . © 7 ¥ zt t "> * a li 4% age > me 2 lado ASS 73 Sy , ” “ _ ‘ » rq . ~ P 7 toads - . i he sk ~ apes Ten perae Ny eh ate oi he i thea ie nea inh Posn-anageiote 4 pcivvers . 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SUNDAY. nr. 8. 1923. BARNEY s) | ARMY GOODS st tor & Ww _— eee The Daily pOSE-DISPATC H atone has 57,009 MORE CITY C irculation than BOTH anon oll evenin | Tbe > AML Load PA | . - — A Munson ius Sets work shoes. ucs Up to €5, AS Tilus- trated Tan, Brown and Black. All sizes, High-grade and quality. welt, CLC. ALL SIZES MEN’S FINE DRESS Shoes Oxfords of : Croodyear 3 rubber heels,} . i ove 2760 7OO Franklin Avenue OLIVE 5580 Spring is Almost Upon Us —why not bring sunshine into OFFICE FIXTURE CO. | Molay, thedral, et ENN —— ne —— - OE MOLAY COUNCIL 10 MEET °-Day Conference wo Start March 16 at Scottish Rite Cathedral. The Grand Councell. Order of De hold a three-day St. Louis heatninedl March 16 in the Scottish Rite Ca- will con- ference in E. Mont Reily Lindell boulevard, near Grand. The 60 members of the | council will gather from every State in the U Next Sunday afternoon a joint service the three local chapters of De Molay will be held at Scottish Rite Cathedral, which the delegates willattend: Dr. J. J. Kessler, Mas- ter Councillor of*De Molay in §&t. Louis, will welcome the visitors at the first meeting Monday. nion., ot mgt eS eee ee = ye nA sree wenpeee oe ae ~~ The correct walking Sho “Osteo-Tarsal” experts wi scientific principles of con you experience the wearing. “ -_ c: pendale kid at $10. 3-ply veneer, _ DOX, cic. SPECIAL! BUY NOW 19: RTS Cowhli Leat (,enuine ~ Kags $4.95 $30 WARDROBE TRUNKSI4 vulcanized fiber- covered Ught top, hat and shoe Size 40 in. ie | t a j -« As a \ te f4 Wate thes ye (' “ oo (.uaran-. eed = for ay one year, ra) cy Aah tras mAh holder, mete cigarette holder titles. tinted, $3.50 BIG BER or BABY BEN GUARANTEED. ALARM CLOCKS Fe os « $2 AUTO SMOKING SET] $1.25 Aute Jack—Mon BARNEY'S) ‘ARMY GOODS STORE 10% & Washington Ae omen nS a a Mx npega om. ra a gis §20 Olive St. Opposite P. O. a iu| Have an actual “Qsteo-Tarsal” Walking Oxfords Fine appearing white linen at $8.50. shoe-soap kid, tan calfskin or brown Chip- S26 wi mT OPP ter Oe At Both Brandt's Shops *“OSTEO-TARSAL” Preferred by Active. Women Everywhere “Osteo-Tarsal” e for women. ll explain the struction while benefits of stration. Black kid at $11. “Osteo-Tarsai” This Spring, Realize a’ New Joy in Walking Demonstration Thousands of St. relief from tired, aching feet through wear- ing this Queen Quality Wonder Shoe. cide now to have an “Osteo-Tarsal” “Osteo-Tarsal” Strap Dress Styles Fine appearing patent, black satin or white “Osteo-Tarsals” high Shoe styles. Booklet on Request Cz ~ — - } —S—S—_: gna SOR see Louis women have tound De- demon- me a | : te = ae a a.m i ceneaiemnatinieen —- * also made in 29} |= ~ - In} 413 North 6th i Near Locust | a5) assumption ,expire in March, 1927, and he is now preparing for the 1926 sena- —— the ' started ' ing the | district judgeship if offered, Spen- | promotion. Spencer pointed out | that the states not now represented on the circuit bench would make every effort to get their candidates | promotes a President Coolidge has three pos- sibilities in point of time for the appointments. He can choose the ~ oe eae MANY CANDIDATES FOR aouslibuapenestanusamenaasaggieesnssentioen a a ee a nr ce ee ae ee gq newspapers COMBINED he can make recess appointments, or he can wait until the next Con-! Warren as Attorney-General, in or-| gress. As yet no indication has , been given regarding his intentions, | the confirmation of Charles B.| der to have the benefit of the lat- ter's judgment on the various aspi- except that he will wait till after. rants, ~ TWO NEW JUDGESHIPS: oe oe in Washington | to Urge Appointment of Spencer.. Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20 Wryait Building. WASHINGTON, March 7. fale of the bill, two additional Federal Pas- by Congress Dyer | creating circuit judgeship» in Judicial Circuit, Missouri is ae part, Kighth of which a contest that will have a field of candidates. first large to come to to influ- the One of effort Washington in an ence the President’s choice was E. of Kansas City, former Rico, ys has been urg- Mont Reily Porto who for da appointment of Senator Sel- (;overnor of the past several! Federal the den P,. Spencer to the bench. Reilv is that of st. id working on District Judge C. DB. Faris Democrat, ras _ne suis, a suppori of Representa Will be promoted | bench, To reated Reily tive L. C. Dyer, to the circuit the va- Wou ld :; thus c the President appoint Sena-;: ADVERTISEMENT ——- —- the bedy or all fective. three complish j Seld and Guaranteed by JLDGE & DOLPH —= G STORES. WOLFF-WLLSON DRUG CO., DRUG NDERLE absolutely harmless—cleansing, coo! La Mar Reducing Soap is so! guarantee at all good drug and department stores the country over, or direct to you by if your dealer cannot supply you. es for $1.00; one to three cakes usually ac- Purpose. ‘You will be surprised at results. 7 om a me ee —_- | Wash Away Pounds of Fat Double Chins and Years of Age with La-Mar Shrinks the Skin as it Disselves the Fat The new discovery, La-Mar reducing soap, brings quick and amazing results. No dieting, no exercising, nothing to take internally. Reduce any part of the body at will without af- fecting any other part. La-Mar acts like magic on double chin, big abdomen, ugly, sbapeless ankles, wrists and arims, large hips or breasts, or on superfluous fat on any part of ucing Soap over it. It is easy and pleasant to use and , soothing and ef- "on a money-back repaid parcel’ post, rice $0c a cake er “55 Perry-Payne Bidg., Ohio. ores, leveland, co. | | which ; } ; ‘*When I woul eat, my stomach ing indigestion, She got so thit would ache, and such a terrible and weak until Iw afraid hp burning inside! T got thin. My was going to get down bed. She skin was sallow. I was so weak was away from work half the time ‘I eould not do my work. I had: Her skin was yellow and we wer a breaking-out, and I simply was uneasy about her. | getting worse and worse. ‘‘We decided she should a4 *“Some one asked me why I didn't Blaek-Draught, too. She took : | use Black- Draught. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ADVERTISEMENT **T was sick with a terrible EKG ‘ing in my stomach,’ A. S.C, ago. rr. a resident oo — =. * says Mr, W of Ureat grew Falls, , deseribing the disorders with |at least give it a trial. first I rested for a ‘gan lafraid to, ; ‘*I felt like I wanted te eat. I taking it regularly. he was troubled some I thought I could After the | dose or two I was so weak few days, then be- time ss My DISTRESSING SYMPTOM — OF INDIGESTION RELIEV stronger, daughter,’’ have been better - ever since, was able to go back to work and have worked ever since.”’ | says Mr. Orr, '**would hurry home te meals and hurry eating, until she began hae had suffered so much I was almost but I began. I noticed | first that the burning quit, the wasn't afraid to eat, got clearer. pain. After a few weeks I and my I felt much better. I then skin for a few weeks, acted on the l'ver, her skin ¢! up, until she looked fine. regularly, and she began to eat, she gai clear now, and she weighs moret itke it.’ Sold everywhere. she ever has. ‘*My wefe has used Black-Draugh for headache, colds for a long time. tor Spencer. Spencer Not Committed. Asked today if he would take the’ cer replied that “the whole remote for ddéscussion.” Elie | suid he had conferred with Reily. Under the law which forbids a member of Congress a posi- tion he helped to create Spencer is not eligible new cir- cuit judgeships. Spencer’s term as 1. ¢ os teat toning 1s — too to take to one of the senator will; torial campaign. According to Spencer, Judge promotion are Missouri Far- | is’ chances of les- sened by the fact that ready has one Judge on the ci bench—Kimbrough Stone of sas City. Many Candidates. There are 13 states in the Eighth Circuit and virtually every District Judge is a receptive candidate for al- | reuit Kan- — Judges immediately and send their names for confirmation to the pres- ent special session of the Senate; ve | yEdna Wallace Hopper Mearlv all French girls are pretty. i french women keep their youth. have demanded youth and y, and‘ French seientists niet r demand. ave made many trips to France oo the latest and best that sho m I gained my beauty as a Lin that way. I have kept my ty to my grand old age. ow I offer those helps to all— best that France gave me. My Mrts have combined 52 in eredi- #in these four preparatioas. All | counters supply them. And J | at gladly send you one to try if | mM will mail the coupon. My Youth Cream (8 Yemarkable creatien, combin- Many factors, It contains prod- | ot at both lemon and strawberry. the best helps science gave ine | ; oster Gnd protect the skin. t comes in two types—cold cream vanishing. I use it as a night " also daytime as a powner | » Never is my skin without it. Velvet complexion shows what fream ¢an do. | 7 Also in 35e¢ tubes. My Facial Youth. Mist seaneer I owe to France. : Sty experts the world over : advise “oop adlenceg but their | is too high for most women. tains no animal, no vege- C ‘he skin eannot absorb it cleans to the depths, then : Y facial Youth will bring | conerptions of what a S™Means, The cost is 75c. White Youth Clay , ‘type Clay, white, refined Rfty. Vv ast! y different from © and muddy clays sO many P Poyed, The cost is 60c | ee wae Oe on see ye ROS LPR SS Ed ON Oe a RPA REO A AA OO” Ah Te eee eS a a | OO a a . ° ee a ee ge a a a Ce ee ee a a FM e oe eae “os ee « Oe + ee ,-* oe Cn Se Ne ae 8 Or Oa OO ee 0 © ee eee | ee ae rench see ‘arned how they get if It purges the skin of’all ‘and mars it. Removes the of blackheads and blemishes. a rosy afte rglow which delights. ( ‘ombats kles;: reduces enlarged pores. No girl or “roman omit it. It ‘multiplies | White Youth ¢ lay ¢costs 50¢ } > | My Hair Youth The cause of my thick and silky, finer far than | years ago, mg hair, | gTay. A concentrated | ing many dandruff or a touch . product ‘ ingre lients. ] ean afford to} beauty. and ¢1. | Juxuriant hair, | 40 | I have never had fall- | of | ° . com bin- apply it | that clogs | causes Brings | amazes and |! lines and wrin- | | | with an eve: drop per directly to the | to tone or Woman what cost is | sealp man they The | dropper. | | stimulate. omit it Youth and will Hair see My Face Powders They are supreme creations. face powders vou have used ‘compare, Mine are exquisite. }eome in two types. One a clinging cold cream powder, in | square box, $1. I like that best. |The other is light and fluffy, in ‘round box, 50e. All toilet counters supply beauty helps. If vou send the cou- pon I will mail you a sample any one you choose. Book. ee a Your Choice Free Mark sample desired. Mail to Edna Wallace Hopper, 536 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, TIL 7095 White Youth Clay Youth Cream C) Facial Youth [) Hair Youth Name Clip coupon now, No when does. 20e and $1 with eye- No Can | They | heavy, | my | of | Also my Beauty | with safe, Indiana. Half Well Peeking’ ~ HERE is scarcely a person who doesn’t sometime experience it. Not ill enough to be in bed—and yet not well enough to be one’s normal self. The trouble frequently is constipation. Even though the bowels seem to move normally, some collection of poisonous waste matter may adhere for days or | weeks somewhere in the intestinal tract. And the result is that glum, irritable, out of sorts feeling that you can’t explain, Old-fashioned, over-night cathartics are not the thing for such a condition. What you need is a quick, thorough cleansing beneficial, Water. In 30 minutes to two hours, Pluto if starts its work—and you soon become your normal self again. 1 Get a bottle of Pluto Water today. Phy- sicians prescribe it, druggists sell it and. it is bottled at French Lick Springs, % PLUTO | WATER Bice" When Nature Won’t Pluto Will non-griping Pluto Tbe POST-DISPATCH ig the only St. Louls evening be wspaper giving Associated Press ——— a Se pews service. The Store of Low Prices and High Value Ht) im fi } Your Credit Is Good With Us nf | ys =m aft | A ig A Os i Cd, ee ii A LITTLE DOWN ON A BIG BILL—YOU MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS $135 LIVING-ROOM SUITE . Three Handsome Pieces 50 This is a splendid Suite, covered in velour and constructed three pieces rocker to match. We fine have a assortment values. CHIFFOROBE 192 Golden oak or walnut; clothes hanging compartment, and large drawers. stock Our Refrigerator handle Hane of high-grade material and good workmanship. including large davenport with chair and has roomy hat box Comprises of beauti- ful Overstuffed Suites aD faire goed ee sFREE! ca * " st , , oot aii " re ‘ * i sé Refrigerators 3-Door Door 9] I= od: AN splendid golden oak frigerator with pure st enameled food compart- is complet the well-known Belding-Hall $155 Blue or Gray and removable non- shelves. A ments rustahie wire gua ranteed jce@ Paver. ~i7 all styles and and Leonard Ketrig sizes We erators. 2 ’ Enameled 9250 l'ses either coal or gas. Has polished steel top, four coal holes and four gas burners. A guaranteed Stove in every respect, We carry a complete line of Bridge & Beach and Charter Oak coal and gas Ranges. BIEDERMAN F URNITURE CO., 805-7-9 Franklin n Avenue ey a en S — 805-807-809 Franklin Ave. . “* An ae ee py? H ff fs . ’ $125 Five-Piece Bedroom ‘Suite. Suite, consisting of bow-end bed, dresser, chifforette and dressing table, with bench to mateh. | structed «cies ode ocue a attractive FREE!, AN A ERICAN BEAUTY ROSE DINNER SET reef With Your Purchase of $10 or t More sense with excele design "“BSBSBSBEE a BS ef . hi? - ‘ ‘ finish and well eons covered with figured cretenne. into a large-size bed. Full-Size Simmons Bed, Made in Tudor rich walnut $14.75 Walnut-finished Day-Bed with rounded ends and large-size fillers; cotton pad Opens Springs and Mattress i Tm : * Walnut brown finished Bed of newest de- link fabric spring end heavy tufted cotton and felt er $18.50 Enamel-Trimmed Gas Range PS ee , a ae _- =. 2 P| _ This Range is neatly trimmed in white enamel, Has large ‘size oven and broiler; roomy cooking top. A guaranteed. baker. Her skin a indigestiot e keep it op hg ‘ ; i, ae Selig oo ‘ the shelf and think there is nothing ae ee a a ee 4

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had abe: thie store after the fire ad been removed before the fire Se homwpss ani st tored at her ) ame of er Mrs. t length be-| a ae Tod MUCH UR¢ACiD? : en , 85 Cent a_ue (32 Doses) FREE Ate Si . 1e ecientific and business! healt th. When nearing the age of; | the services which! 60 he began making business in- | | | tended world at vestments which y ieides him a large fortune, several which he left by will to the patie Dr. Bridge after sending many érance of the care of the > ick and tubercular patients to the West,| for medical training at the yg contracted the disease “himself and! sity of Chicago and other great & - ‘hicago to Califor-|ucational and ph ilamthropic enter- ered his! prises. @- by the Rev. L. | Ward Birgham, assisted by the Rev. LL. B. Fisher. removed from in 1892 = A HARD JOB It’s about as much ofa job for a society climber to penetrate the “400” as it is for a Used Car to get access to our display floor. The car must have the. Goods. rz ADVERTISEMENT ts TIF F_SORE—ACHES AND PAINS—SOUR STOMACH LET US SEND YOU THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT ema! inev ‘and b! adder eases, Hundreds of the . hare = ned all o ts eaused by it. Established 32 "Jones. t ae one muiser- If vour sk is broken by an ir- ritated bla ide r that v akes start the day every few hours, vou will appreciate arms _ the rest and comfort vou get from with bu iis free bott! 2 doses. it he a r he >} Dbs*-- CO! } ive to stay in use: | you up Tate Motor Company,ing Used Car Dept. 3041-43 Locust BI. Bomont 121! Get .rid of acid, mai ‘ aera DO ee dit omach, Kid- > ‘3 so often body alien mers - . . . ? - ; heen) chi ling iv? 9 +, 7 Bei “ed ailisS. Ss lit DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS SEtt GOOD USED Cars time, taking all sorts of medi ines a . t The Wi iams Da ee great out witho t benefit, ; t Treatment eg e TO relie a if vive mn vou wi ‘ i ~ at ¢ ENSEMBLE SUITS, $15.9 STOUTS SUITS .....$9.95 SAMPLE DRESSES AND SPRING COATS, ’4 PRICE © READ ADVERTISEMENT BELC¢ 1012 N. GRAND : OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. NEW, TAILOR-MAD SUITS 14 PRIC Not-Called-For Tailor-Made Hard-Finished Suits, Spring Overcoats, Whipcord Rainc A saving of $15 to $25 is worth making. se Good serviceable Suits; alse Oy Dg i : v$iu fo ERAGE ree op Oe: sper iat Lo a Ar Ar ee Pre 2 pe aa ‘ LS “4 . Prong e- ie . d> ip’ pean > ela alamnalen PEER BEETLE, 5 eS the tiandrty, sags ETI oN Dd tn Raa rb pap yes tir Ave 4a a. Bam. Bae miei 4 epee pen nah tect : i Ait Se i Mah cone + jo a ae iene 2 ad pee ; . ns Ras ~ te a oe alae “7 yee tol Sead Hama oem q ? ay a pet: $4 % %. ~ ; - . 5 ae 4 Be . os ea oak: Rhos Shag md po * SO ars eNO Ron 8 A ab Re ppt. > sl Prasat pita o Grothe beget Potty te AY he erin geet ine Ae sabi on APES hn ak SS mes ¥p beings : - a pots ¢ rs ot SET, ¥ ih nae ae | waned) asta TW ogee We. ia “y ps ex. aid , hee: 4 ech Co ae ee AOR, cuit np 20M sh 3 Y , . : ina : - Wwe “4 a ee ae . eraRr eart — Grinders P 4 he PR egy We AS Se Bf Te a js o P aa oe : dite Ss. Ray SRY tdh abe bh Mo “A . 4 a me ere es . 2, Byes Aarts ie. Sees ROR GS “ + Stier ae... waa bee te ee ey : WPedterte, RLF: COR Bee - ¢ NOT MADE BY a TRUST ALUN CONTENTS 1L8. / ’ \ t \. @ ® ¢ eee FSF PSS EE PS SES OF HE Oe Or em © 2 Neal" Uy Mer CRAKING | powoEer reef >=re 7 Fe K © eee = © @ Rik ds i - Pe ae BEL dsd dirt eps, ak ys dent ee oh eS | ee CORRE C2 SA at ae vee aa Soe ras A ths Se eaegtinn cael pe pee. BS aes Siang $e irr cag BL ames ; ak Te ec one Ce ie FB ‘ 4 Mi RE. - Me er ee, Oy ee . pyr EE ag pe ee AB Aten “Ae geen ORL aga Di Foo ee, Cee Ai 2 sai

All half price. SUNDAY. | MARCH &. 1925. » WILL ELIMINATE “STEEP GRADE IN ROADE —- - psa Route N , iL. Wl Cost Ralirmoa $2.37 1.000. Associated Press. sR DSTOWN., Ih. Mareh * ately cutting: through at hills. and bridging deep © . rai! road engimeers here inleting one of the moeoret d eces of railway enginee: attempted in Illinois. aa FH oT PA | 2 It 7 mls S iy OO Fi. ai? = BOYS’ SUITS, $2.95 spaxts SUITS, $4.95 95c SWEATERS | Jambo Sweaters, sises te 35—5c. All-weoil children’s 96c Sweaters eat ™% LADIES’ WOOL SILK-ILINED SUITS, $4.95 SKIRTS, * ALL SKIRTS © , Say CLO! a | PORTO TE 1012 N. GRAI PAGE, GRAND AND BUS TOL | RUnES

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— Me rey, = - A” = ee S o-- % + es es My OE ae ae , t SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1993, UITS, $.....99,95 RESSES AND ATS, PRICE ISEMENT BELOW GRAND TIL 8 P. M. LOR-MADE /2 PRICE} ade Hard-Finished Wore Whipcord Raincoats, Pa s worth making. rviceable Suits; also Over. sed but in good order—. good enough for the ma. for work. Overalls, 95c; Khaki Pants, Marx all-wool used Pa not-called-for Pants, $5.25, | $2.95. SUITS, OATS ults used, but good, from $5 to ae | > finest goods made—goods that are "7 ented ner BUT GOOD nd they are known as factory return: he new price. : STYLISH 5 95 | * PF oats, $4.95—an elegal } New York makers. r Spring Coat. Dresses,... $3. 95 Values Ever Known LE ¢ sses, )4 Pri ce il Then You May Buy Another for Dresses . ses s es 3 folds Any Garment * GRAND, SERGE SKIRTS, ALL SKIRTS CUT 1, = SUNDAY, | O MARCH 8. 1925. EET AOTC AE %: a ee: i ve bie ot: oa arg fr x The Daily POST-DISPATCH “oe OPES. ie ik ~ es dlone has 5 F Will ELIMINATE STEEP GRADE IN ROADBED » in Burk: ngton Route Near! or, Tll., Will Cost Railroad | 3 $2.371,000. B. agsociated Press. PDSTOWN, Ill.. March tely cutting through Spills, and bridging deep vyal-| j railroad engineers here are ating one of the most diffi- s of railway engineering |° embted in Dllinois. W hen | $15.95 _ ‘. steep | completed the new eutoff v7 ll save: Re = —_—_ —-— ——_ the Chicavo Burlineton “ne eee ens of — feet in 5909 valley. As the road was not dou- of more nice n 600 iaials Qunicy roa 1 th ads om a PORE: ) . iZON la ; with occurred frequently. wle tracked, cong@tion often oc- In the prozress of the work ie! ES ‘ reé mlies in ‘iistance The old line of the railroad fol-' curred at this point and service on Was necessary to cut througn e lege will eliminate a steep grade low ed the vailey for some distance | the whole line was held bacx. hills. or smaller elevations ind + that has long impaired the effi-/ an 1d then turned abr uptly up the! The new road will follow the bridge, fi or trestle 84 depressions | ciency of the road's freight service. The 'valley of a stream, work now. climbing to ihe! Valley of a stream most of the way» The rough character of the countr: * Delegates To the Rexak ate Convention ITONITONE “A Spring Tonic” Most every=- body needs a tonic; braces one up after the rigors of Winter: wilt put you on your feet for Spring. It’s pleasant to take, will not disturb the stomach: gives you strength and pep. Will enrich your blood. Pleasant to take. An ex- tra large bot- tle for 1.00 3 for $2.50 } Hot Lunch Kits Complete With Pint Bottle Call, con AM Children’s Lunch Kits "Sig Complete with 1%-pint bottle. “Si Regular $3.00 value; patsi......... DEO Palmolive Shaving Cream & Marx| | 3 ey ee par ens eS Oil, 4 oz. Boric Acid, Powdered, Ib. Turpentine, Pe re Rhinitis Tabs. (bot. of 100) ‘Tincture Iodine, 2 ozs..... Brown's Mixture, 6 ozs... Glycerine, Pourld.........: Spirits of Camphor, 2 ozs. .2 Borwegian Ood Liver Ee sa wee $1. 25 Kier’s Quinine Tablets, (bottle of 100)...... .98c Phenolpthalein W afers, (bot- i se Ulin’s American Mineral Gil, pint bottle ...... .490 > Witch Hazel, pint... Epsom Salts, 5 Ibs *_*f*e* ® © @ @&@ «@ 1524 Get itt at Te WOLFF-WILSON SEVENTH 4%° WASHINGTON Mail Orders Solicited. Add 10% of Entire Order to Cover Postage and Packing THE ‘'. —_—_—— FREE A SOc Jar Hytone Witch-hazel Van- Cleans- Waxing A complete out weighted floor mop, quart ¢ Face Powder if Chain Store ; “]| Of Our 5-Million-Dollar Organization for Spring of 1925 A five million dollar chain store organization pledges these Values as their greatest offerings for Spring, 1925. An offers you at the very the peak of value-giving. stitution by these values. organization start We want you to judge the that does a far greater of the Spring sSfa son volume than any store in St. Louls. Furniture bargains that we believe reach value-giving supremacy of this great in- and We are confident of your verdict, Léberal | ome sce them. credit terms extended to everyone. | ” POO. 6.8.6.6 .6-8:' : —_ ). 81 Oren eT ry eee ca $225 Living-Room Suite With Table Di Wie and Bridge or Floor Lamp Think of being able to secure a beautiful three-piece fige velour Living- Room Suite with a handsome davenport table and pretty The Suite is upho!lstered in beautiful figured velour and is upholstered over heavy webbing with deep epring seats and backa, complete with very pretty mahogany davenport table and lamp with polychrome base and silk shade bridge or floor.lamp for only $127.00. even the back of the davenport is covered in veliour—- silk shade. Sipe if LOMOLFOW. 2.26 cee etter wee er ets t wernt te tere esses es eeeetesess ' $10 Cash—Balance Monthly $ } , ° > t s 2 s sd re . c % \ Vv $250 Queen Anne 4-Piece Bedroom Suite \ , ; In Genuine American Walnut No greater buying opportyhity has ever been presented to you than now. A _ full-size wonderfuly well-constructed Bedroom Suite at an astonishingly low price. Beautifully designed in Queen Anne period in a rich golden brown walnut-—ftull 5-ply fronte -_ tops. and 3-ply sides—dest drawer work and every piece large in size—-Suite comprises bed, chifto- . robe, dreeser and t)-drawer. I mirror vanity. By all means see it... . cs ceceerenebeetes 0 Cash—Balance Monthly : ON ' o ; - Bed, Spring, a lai ieesnietreetnettnememenaiameal 4 . e Mattress : $1.00 $ 50 4 e os Down == Bei Senwme Simmons all - steel ) : eavy continuous poet Bed. | ear Non-sag steel Spring and com- | Sosa id fortable 45-pound cotton Mat- | tress. f=) =z, TTT b ‘= Buy Rugs $35 BRUSSELS RUGS: ft. size: pretty patterns— 172 $65 AXMINSTER RUGS; 9x12- | | Px 12- ft. size; high pile al!-wool-— . 50 | sale —_—_—_—_ SCE wtcacseesenes — NF ad $32.50 Day-Bed and Mattress $1 Down Delivers It .85 | Newest 5 ends and complete with flounced cretonme cov- ered Mattress. A charming Day-Bed of ep ie ndid conetructian with walnut finisher SS vee! ig s . Ww This 3-Piece $225 Koehler Bed Davenport Set lmly our tmmenee buying -power can make a value like | 1? | this possible. Here's a genuine Krochler three-piece Beu- Davenport Set in genuine Bakers cut velour, at & Tae markably low price. §uite is artistically designed is pleasingly proportioned. The davenport eoeee rate a s fuli-eized bed: echair and rocker tw match. spring construction and unusually comfortable. fee thie amazing bdrgain Monday $10 Cesh—Balance Monthly 31-Piece Dinner Set FREE With Every Refrigerator. 1925 new sanitary side icer $19.75 cenéeeoesese vee ees aen ever Ff eyes ee : mode!—moet modern ‘ood saving ineulation—ei! led interior—60-Ib. ice it Monday.

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RET AUCTION Ot EIZED AUTO Ne Judge Faris Dismisses Motion Filed by Attorney, Calls It DE PERS PER DMT MIMI SE Nie Foch A. 5 Me tae — 5 ee Pima, Dery st : a Ms ‘i PORK PERe hy a day by Federal Judge Faris, after hearing-in court. McElwee testified he went to a| earage at Iweift! boulevara a) TPR RBRRRRBRERRRARABARAAL AAA BI LOBES. af - mtr aa ie a si 4 ot Baie Sram > E A a en ee ee armas Ny aie? hd ahs aes cn ae : " No Public Announcement, McElwee deciared no public an- nouncenient, bid or made. Had the auction been ¢or1 ducted openly. he said, he would have bid $700 for the ca: Jennings testified that e and Elton were in a hurry. as thev had other business, so Elton sold tw cars while he. Jennings, auctioned off the Buick in an adjoining aisl« ofthe garage. Only five or six per- sons attended his sale and after it was over McElwee inquired when it would be held. Informed it was over, McEl wes left-the garage. although Jennings says he offered to reopen the auc- tion and did later. Mc kuiwe nied Jennings made anv such off: “Unfortunate Condition.” The man who bid $659 for the Rae , : . Buick did not have cash. as re- il aihthihtahidenin. 0-4 adhe Aoaieee-. aliialee aes

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Pes ial = . a Biba SNe ony . pik v Oe ,_ > tue ¥) i el ee a ae ee eat Re ee ee — d oon be vs a eid Castes * +) Lom enee Breast ib. “2 Shoulder, b., 12 | Chops, Ib. 12! Cream Cheese 25 Faecy Wisconsin. LR New York =--°"|p.35 OR | RSNA aml ear aakes ARNE Us weality St@aKs sive nex? 72 MOUN T cITY maLT sae 53 MALT SYRUP can O7 SS a ye NTR le» Coe ROE aly Wit tc at rly tee oar PP cg A PRAT Ae hes . ? i Sa ee ~ Gos : ~ ‘ ae ee . as és 4 - - @ ns PE SOE EEL REL LGEP EIN RRR I: Orie: Spam ” Ley ag ity " ORM Le ahaa ¥ Paces “Fhe wig 1S “0 —~ $f. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH . . ° a > _ i a | Ei = memes. - nas = SRL See ~ ll OEE ——— tiTia=—_—_ elle ae = = AD oe naan z + we ep ae ~~ ‘ - - Ange veren » a recap on ~ ¢ eer say be . 9 _ ns - = Fr * ~ y i ae ~~ = ee ae ~~ ail > = eS oe - a LL ALL LOL AL AP ore thas forty handsome styles in the popular Venetian and Polychrome An Amazing weal Varied Collection framed Mirrors—all firsts, none skimped or slighted—simply the most wonderful at Prices almost too Low to be true! mirror values ever offered, a ON We Gwe and Redeem Eagle Stamps i Exquisite i V tian | aut Right($15 Value $695 High grade mirror plate, deeply etched in Venetian pattern, 12x18 inch size including silk Ee ee —s : ~ — _— 4 Att Se eee Se Paes a s | . | ¥ cord at this sensational price. | i ‘ i i | iH i] ‘ | I i \ | Console Combination at Left ($22 Value) | =_ ' ees i $27.50 Value, Etched & | Framed 132 3 S$ TT tateeteieeea. —— aout sediets — ‘tessa’ 7~ S z . ~~. * re “ t = | ton mirror in 1, nds some Console stv! le In antique gc Id Pat no trame, 14X341n- frame, 13X24 1N. Polychromed, o A novel new combuinatior Stately ches with a Stic wana hi — in hand decorated and mitered. . —S ~ —~ an J deci erated mi rror frame 4 top panel, hand decorated and Sow ; console in browg mchogany 6 tn- 4 : eG AEE ROSE \ enetian oo : CLD $22 Buffet Style ish. Mirror is 10x26 inches, the Extra long antique gold or si!ver Console Mirror ($24 Valuc) ~eepepessepprreSs WSF A — Mirr t I ft console 12 x24 inches, 29 1 ches mm sone WERT OPEDOTOTONOUEDTTANOG)/00osFpn Hv 4QsTH O¥UEL/OeTvaNevenHTepyceuvocuuuneeneet jemuarvoeersowven veoraneer//= or a high. Verv special! walue. ‘= . ° } —_s — i ' . . 75 =e Tas id be _- | .— ee i 3 La} > Sis be iS " S$ O45 [a i it | f | ft — . ‘ . ‘ v2 ’ e —— ‘ = One of the quaint Venetian styles we} f= —s in super-quality plate. Size 1ax2 ane Daily POST-DISP. subs ‘H alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other a newspaper COMEIN VED Great arts and Sale of 3000 Beautitul Venetian and Framed Mirrors Frames are extra large and heavy —the plate glass is very first quality —and the frames come in both antique gold and sil- ver, polychromed and hand decorated. . ae : st Very artistic V enetian styleine cord at this remarkably low price. Etched orna- cred cow $@ mentation and panel. Size 12x30. Very special at.. FJ 2.5 _—. meat by Kopiar from *\ a - / ay y “> oo Z . > soos 2322-25338 Ss EIGHT — —— = ne * Rent Leet - Bust « (Fer Sale) _.9 Heemy « (Per Rent: = Kung te Vtd. te Ber 5 Ben; ox Wtd.— Pur ' Rang god Property G6 | Bus. 6 ’ ‘4 r ’ é +e “a 7, P gee Py I hog “ 7 i > ad 7 - Jt Agee A ae i? ; ri Biss be A ry ' : ~ : ia ¥ of ¥ 0 ° oe ie § ae 3 a = ® = ey ee] a ’ x.) . > ae » Union Boulevar Structures, Tw tory 5 . SS EO. er, | 4 7 oe % J* ms bo By Be ‘Sam Kopiar yest rday anne buildings, one for the sout. ards and the other two fo! . and Pershing avenue, to ¢ Beautifully Cut, $18 V. Venetian elight-storyv etructure : im excess of $1 Huo Foe, T . ee %. ; 150 by 156 feet. has been pt _ -_ -. J a Tor rs} consideration Ja $s; *- oer = ~~ a _- at ‘A .. ~ if . a SN ss A - svewcvoecueue a - ard ne Pershing avent 7 + cor nea are avaiiadie, m4 te ™ —_— the Ti edit r= f det) = 4 sy ea Fa : 4 , 4 oye ’ Tas iroresinae if (lis Peers iy was purchased ory Ko ai years age for the pte t, , onta 3) Ps ons:.ris i} ; 14 a deferred, Ow rm a 2 t? ervuiations of she defun: irdinanee. stated that an ffer « front foot accompanied bt Aroney, submitted Oy an © for a part of this pilot de ‘ sia ' for a filling station as S panish Renaissance y dectined. Pp Notable Des clorgpere tat «. effect of the annocuncemer ia prospect at the opening Spring seasen cannot be ove: ted. realtors declare es Le in view of the fact that Kop one of the foremost an® mo« ful operators Mm the apert iding fietd. Ble bulit thu ioreland and ether high-clas : e real estate market continue ; n on @ tergé ‘calle wit! Wasi n «<< sections conesituti mn: Mot prolific felds. - moet notable development a er aces ane a 00 SALES REPORTED o=— Blue, a or White Enamel GAS RANGE top with low «heif for pans. “er aff makes side by side—<@Puick Meal, tharter OQek,. Eridge A Teach. Morare «. Maher «. aud 8 ethere: all Y SNGE-LEM REALTY CO Bing Kile n Realty Co. re BR i-s tallme $695,066 as fol aston avensé. «a three ' ote J “« batiding. occupled 6, 3s company. sold fer the aco wits Hazel OG. Green toe Ieee ; a wife ‘Sth Grand beulerar®, : - ea *el4 for the account 6 ‘ tie Preisier-lroeseectal “tale Co to A. Shipper, | Singer-Kiein Realt rn ‘t Virginia avenee om ‘old to = client of & the Singer-Kiein Real * Prepertyr wtil Be im & §aevcline fliling «te One Piece Porcelat GLAC ER. —— “ ¥ Investment co ha “©URR the Cornet £2- Zei “ the Pudley balliding « “*S Street it contain * OF Give street and ta Way! with five apart as ‘he tQhoond leer ‘ bes @ frontage on ily Ot i feet-and a denta of 35 *oRimatety, B@ feet of th SSimerered The ‘forme Fanny G. Dadie;y. $ . ?- — ee se ne

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y le a xt = by Pik , VPware . - 7 fe : re ahs a ‘ stg . i . ‘ 3 [ ; re ae ae oe ned Pay ll { qe z = +, va a Py a —- © a ‘« ee ER idee Py. ‘ ee ee Ek Se SERS TIA Beer aeese oe ey ee Le ie 45 + aa 33> ; “SUNDA AY, | MARCH 8, 1923, —- Wwe ee esis Site WOO the PIV WY Si ————} ay i SAN ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH * ~ XK Wis . SX MA QAAAK WANA yy €° - \ \ \\ AS NEES SESS see FRMG NSH WW ied hae SS _ MM AQMAAN . 3 a . stb , = , _ - — a GK st xtreme ch MQ AAA DD RV. ee onan NNANANNNARNONNNNRNNNRNNNNNNAA roductive Publicit Pr Tc “Nett ee 4k ————- -- 3 Rg ae en a misinienati RR SE Publicity, Progress, Profits. — ie et St aD UIS, SUD N D. \Y MORN} ING t M ARC H S, 1925. ‘The More You 1 Say the Getter Twill Pay. PAGES 123, “IND EX to Section “A” (See Section “B” — —— — ee Sectio : s Rent Tix! ‘ Builders’ Columns 1 tus. (F. S. Wd.) Pt. Pe.6 Coittices wie to Rent 1! auth ‘B L. _ Emolo t ent, Rooms, Lost, Service, For Sale, Autos and Musical.) : * (For sale) “ tung... Cottages (Rent) 1 Bus, Prep. (For cases 4 Dwellings Wid. or Kent. ‘arms for tee a 4 24 oA nomgg cont 2. | Garenes. stables a Jennings Property a Per. Prop. Loans Pt.9. P.2 esidences fer Rent reas - m) : : Bes ccc S| manrnne'waa wee & | ote eb 8 reine fr me 3 | Tree Wi ue weit | at Wit ew a | eee tones | Rie Proms | Et Patt we fs ae it ee wcmiey oF ra ie 2 aa Rn oe on oy s | aioe revert wee. | ne ES — agai sate hace Property . Fists for Kent (burn.) % | Heuses (Furn.) Wd ' eet call Tr Seg “ ; ed acon ry «8 fae per apa bars cg c a | Timber Lands. . Pt. 0, Pe. de ‘ Property 6 | Bue Chances Pet, Pe. 6 (laston 6 + Cotta xg ong pn | ti ar 90 “. ' | » . oa ° Houses. Etc. (Colored) 1 | Money WManted a Rea} Petate i ahenadh it Ssiineasitiaii ro w ono S pipet ir youn e tages Wed. te Buy... .0 ” m9 ©} Per heom 4 | Improved Pro. for sale. .12 | Overland Property 6 | R: Es. (other cit.) Pt.9.P.2% | Sebarban Pr me = ae ‘fueee ; | urban ep.—ter | Wetlsten operty 7 ’ A THREE-TIME ashianies iiss "anes, albeababetigteansd eT ee PROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE TO RECEIVE RESULTS. —— - —— — o ~_—-—_- — ee a — — - - - — — ~ SS - —— = FIFTY- AGRE TRACT ON | WATSON Se REET AE ES fie’ SSE z, Hs O ee : g Kop folar to Build _— N00 8 — TES a and ne With Usileryrowd Gaus NEN A PARTMENT. Apa i _Beeds wore filed yesterday cone ve a Ps ONL ss . Wu FOR THE-WEST END. ry ee ee «i road. between Marquette avenue and Pernod avenue, containing | f about 00 acres, from (;eorgze M , wo Union Boulevard Corners Purchased for Pick. F. Churchill Whittemore and — ; q H. L. Block, trustee® for the Rober: Ctriic r: : Structures, Two to Be Twin, 12- E Gabr eeiate, to a cliemg. of” the | Sika ee ee 4 FP. Schol'meyer Real Estate C9. vie = . i Building Be Genot'merer Bi | Eatee/Qo. ws : age Ae + Buckingham Court to Be cOTY ul ings. bans 7 ee es! ny hende take #8, te ane ; wr . 4 . . . N Cc " : Nags eve and are mow Sei day ae . J as : . 2 ° . Maw ' pened in September. rhe subdivision is Known as Souts- eoet ; west Park It is the intention of i. He The hew apartment building at wrror ' as ennoun ed. Thomas M eker. nev ircdition to Hotel Jefferson, Vandeventer avenue, ¥ hich ha? bee anaczer of the Branscomy ownea for Ww hieh Pp! ins have been made set aside for business pur poses s) ch nie = :: = a G. F. A. Bruggeman is the arch!- tect. It is being built by the James é %, ‘ ¥ 3 : f +) . 4, ih | eve " ‘? uary t ; By Berry Moore. e Schollmexér company to ins | | ‘ . . prove this tract and convert it into ‘ ’ ~e ‘ lar yesterday announces d pians for thre= firepr “anarte ; scidenti: _ 3 . -a f Sali a. . " : pians 10! fireprooil apart- a be sid ae park. | : " | Kingshighway and Buckingham, , * : il ings. one for t ee sf utheast corner of Was j 12 ) - : nis SUDdGIN 1fto}r jies Giree \ (ye ’ . ~* " ' ’ Beautifully Cut, $18 Wadlee Ba bu : set hington and Union se Néhe Sénacre tract. 00) \ ourt will be six stories high and V : ' mevards and the other two for the southwest corner of Union boule- quired by the eity for the Linden- ; eo ! , will contain 72 apartments, rang- | * v enetian e and Pershing avenue, to Cost approximately $53,000,000 wood Park a ay | —— {ing from the efficiency unit to 4 . e3 io ccs cd r} a Koh >] Tyt¢ "ey a 6 \ : ee ‘ ’ He 'r Ty > . Socd a this teary @ om oe \ mis ejight-stors structure with, of the week concerned the nortl ; i. } . vy ime; a ” ao a : “ 8 a 7? } rluired aor 2 eatw t a+ Oe oO? thea nue a” ' ' E, wy he stated. : ‘ : ; | : V ) thea a. I j ‘ ine as F se i po ity 1 ef his the tenants, occupying pa: . > ’ er 3) :, i) OC] ert tn os tor nierests 4 v : ‘ ie building will comprise & + Gina Ba RAE Se | Cie THIRD OF LOTS SOLD . or o } | ef the basement and extending un- ’ i. of three and six roeems, the The sit® chosen for the new AC \ - . N derground -beyond the »bullding > ee = with two baths. These Pythian building, 150 feet square., IN SHAW'S GARDEN ADDITION N N with a lawn over the extended part. 4 _ ma ments wil] he Palit led is ov ned bY WW. H. Thompsor., N N The dining alcoves will permit - . ’ his a4 |} ed with cooking and, storage fix- . . ay . } 4 | - . . . > ‘ F ; . ~“' ts ° - . ‘2 " ration. runni!? 4 Ce Vat i Tia aii comple te d uN ithin two vears The Kollas and Til i: Isher Re ails { © i”? Y sta (eae ahi NY tures, refr iwerator system for ice = . jerry mrenionces : : ; r -~harace ~ : , ther ultra moar con si n 4s . Tor Stor, t\ il} bye devote j \ lodge cae St ’ " , : NY MELD sae@ re boxes, venti! ation, and special stor- * included in i e specifications. reotris tine bhasement To a Z2YmMmnNna —— “> we vie sede — ong S - > ret _ COORInG utensils in - cabi- ; —_s : . ' = . . p> Fabs tca™ mn ras Hee? f 9Sec¢ »T . ws : . » basement Will contain a § (T- stun nd it, al 5 ial AGaItION a en Ssporec ‘ ; “2” N \ net built into the gas range. The : P Vas’ a eee 1. ANG SwWwihhii.ns roar, an the most the entire frontage on . lItree NY . ina oy . for 50 cars, With the § levator yest of the building to offices ang avenue the west , boundary of | & \ oe cannot will contain space for mice of tné building etoyes Shaw's Garden, between Shaw ave- . N —s wees ’ | . eo - osa VPs : a> ben tt *», + a . us Si reets Li) 1 i Roxan pre - etching. “9 Ls ruth west eorrne o* | YT) ot) Lon - J * . ‘ s - | > : f’ * +3 + . _ , s* rit rT me Peary > . is «7 ix . TTSTTTOTTTETTTITT ITLL Le ’ ; . and Pershing avenue roleum € 0, io il be *SlLOry build- si cael 204 mies Fernie: rs Ti & . - . “>> “- ’ a . » @€1 099.9000 (wre of ing Both transactions were han- a, o£. ts pee teen " tee “ied YS . » F SOAS CNY ws is >i ; , : . } mr Shieid to. tite buda kung e -~\ *\ ~ WAAAANASASA AAA RANA RNS SE REES . is WE ‘ > eer: mpriee suites; dled by th: Mercantile Trust Co ice C . NN SA SY ys SS SS siuiidings will eompri Silii . Si - Service oO ~> x AS N \ Re NN ww te — ane ge : i tae |. BAK I RAM 2 AS William Hib & ianufee — turers “ z . New Kingshighway apartments to be erected in the Kingshigh- and sales agents for billiard and bowling supplies, 82% Olitw “sa ‘ i= «i ‘i ~~" SS gs SS way and Buckingham Court section with underground garage by street. have leased the Building at the Kingshighway Apartment Co., of which Erastus Wells is 2008 Locust street for a display room and factory, They will move Sess* -_- f Je. 4) ay) 4 “vst Z Méily Z 7 eaeaneneavareaear > - ; ’ ; nr LW paths N ¥ ¥ 7 " , » - vr : ’ ’ ! ’ SN N > — me. \ dings » FAY F nil FNS BS 3 ‘ > + ans ee % ; » president G. FE. B ge n, ncnavsitrontl to their new quarters about Aprt! : — : s Ss _ ed ¢” %& : ¥ . = , T " : : h x ye fil ua O! Yrs Ye - _ i, 4 z |, es Se OC SS . INS > The two-stery buildin at 7118 : eh X88 oN - ; Locust streetirep ¢ 2 | . t> 7 1S Y F w NS . "% Ne ¢ . a e e resen e , Fs : = fhese bUtY a 4S - , : pte: Se Mes Se ee eK or olaman ‘Sihatiel a d by Fran r ui ie SS . 7: oa ve se Ds gee eg eS xs e ms Misi waar n2 on . ot > eS S 3S 5 o.-. . : s fet. . y 2. Was lea seul to i be reé | _ eae pane gg weenee ae Fa | “ 3 rs 4 e.g RE NR TS © ER ie. ae ©, Jonneo Son, manufacturers of: : ; nZ : -~ SS eS ~ n~, te 3 P : nas vo . : E x * . ete = Root aw 2, Minders Sen ELSI SE lie TN Sunes an sansa: ge 4 Sie aosanegs Manages > wae ee meee at Sone . Sen new nal ' See > the flew lbeation May }, e - - . . > >» ge Pw omnes . . “—_~. Ae TOs ee A 0 OOP “ aatne “-* wa " : ‘ = ‘ pom ‘ . | to having the Te } clit vrs (OT) NS “ rE | — . aioe tee ts ge tg ee i: ; 3 > Se a. ’ . . se | SS x eyst atreet for an office and ware- ’ Miy wis purchased ov Nhop- y Fe aoaane we “S Cane ee be + mentee mene ee: e. ; eS house Their office ls at present lo- 7 i eeerai vears ago fer “ne } re y as 5 iis Tae oy ab é eS | neon in the Boatmen’s Bank bulld- 2 ease SE .. ie . x ~ ‘ ; = | ine " “314% we ie , ae 7 2 ? - . . » = Ayal menis. ae onsil . SA oe : “ : ¥ Ge ' TT? dite!) . r? , x s 1e Ofeldt Gas Boller Salea Cor- 3 “7% , . his NS 4 . ' j pWas deferred, owilnea ‘ i Ri m $y ve i poration has taken the bollding at t reculations of tie defun Re eae e | -010 focust streee owned by Wa! ordinance. Pe seer ey S lace C. Culver for a long term of Mer stated that an ffer ot ; ute S = | years for a display roem and sale- , ) : ‘ 7 SS = | | office The Boller company wil! a front foot accomyinied by oh SS lyeif ' ; | ; Ry OY & s move to their new location from t money, submitte did by an ol ¢ / 2% ; 1904 Olive street on April 1 nv for a part o} this pilot de- - | Bn, wad 3 _ 4) GEORGE F. -BERGFELD CO. “> eclin i] q ; ~ y deciine N ’ et SH Notable Developments. : as ¢ \ REPORTS SALE OF | . scisiiaaiaditdadaia saihied SAD OOS BT AR i a . | rect of the announceme ae RS RRA TT \ ye ; ‘ at . : a ~ The, Creorge bk Rergteld Realty : : is prospect a I rT i1¢é cpjpre ning (sf a . -> >, Ye . .~ as eae* 68 SAS = . 3 ane e ee : or . ’ lea re ports th sale of ' 4 1 ee : > “ . P . RRS os SRR OD" a 4 ~ Ofna a ee. oa ° “0 am pie ae - . “ Er 5 bo ee " . fs . | — cg raga ae : S= TSF Y Residence in the Georgian style of architecture being erected on the’ ¢&. ie gh aS | | 6921 Waterman avenue, 18-room az tod. realtors deciare, espe- : ee Wu X. a . Neo seeiices bh ae ot, te: me ON ee LEG, li house for Thomas P.- Moady te : se lew of the fact that Ko; A * west — of hn road opposite the Algonquin golf links for Dr. ; ? ‘ee, # fsa : AAA RRNA . | ROCr ee dae cee ae ’ | B or St it eal inves ’ R- L. Baylor Pendleton, architect. :f° OS®. SAAN George C, Nall, who was represent- acres iying part ' 1} tne a exidenes oO +} (ye rgian Court rR sity ("¢ epo {a the foliliowing for whom the Dergfeld company . ) 1 a 4 oT account if z f ] | t to ae Pid ing Sais 9 yor). eftatea “~? rd” ,or?t Or) : " " ®« ii ’ : a =" 10 a Month : David Ww ~ 7 ms : } "p : rt} kia y We . Ant} si) es ce ds a ios W ashington eitv and partly in rhe county, roptl= crvle o1 °O-acre nint oO the west . les . ' . ' , ek immediotely erect homer. > ; ~rew ’ SiOSS +-1LO0 oO nortn LowlS-24 "arren street. eight-fam- avenue on the site formeriv occu- 4 : ' mit casi ating 7. North Taylor avenue, tot 09 | fulld lo: : i} ' ; a et § i 1 stt iah at 1 ti for! Ly } hk. ane: - Willan . tea.nnd extend- ' | os sy" roliding leans during the week IN SALES REPORTED | wide of Allen avenue near Longefel- ‘ily tenement building, renting for pied by Ioerners Cafe. It has a or svary™ ; ot i on ' ; side of Berry road opposite the ui 2 155 feet, with 14-room brick leotaled $160,000, ‘ rd “ smGER-K K 1 iON £1 R85 at mont! sold fer NJ Le wan- frontage of o*% feet eon Washi gton ing West O me riktli. Gs ray © | fie vonquin ew olf links from plans by cw eé lling and 10 garaxes., for | . , sd PY wk Re 4 e LEIN REALTY CO. For account ¢ Iulia A. Wali to dowski to L. ©. Hayes taventie by a depth of 75 feet. The tl. } \ ry 1) ; cr | “= * Tie structure was ae sig ° ad by os rev . . ; +> " e 1 ys ye hea ’ rw rié ro. 4 ty a wer st ihve wevael ; nd wits te Jose pra} . nad . risx¢ be Hit - ‘ - ' and wife wife to M. B. Herzog, 2024-20--8-08 9919 Salena street, Tresidenc ld The Martin & Bre'tt Real Estate joins and which fas been i urgent habilitation of an old fish pe! i on rhea n 4 ‘of New City, for Beverly & Wardan, With a frontage -lasg *- ave le sts sinh, Renapamatiletiaiaa —s reSraence, 50! , _ — ’ tis: we ; (“harles tierso ‘ ‘ be “f ? Bouth Grand boulevard, a ar ao or John Heger to Henry Wuensch. Co..has been appointed agents 70! need of additional ground. the site is in progress e, iene - . Fu ts 7 td of 38 sat 0 " flat, S014 for the account of For account of Louisa B. Allen to 42°11 Humphrey street ginetle flat the structure tr Wilson has sold his nome on " wl o , - i “— segs The price reported by the real er- " ; ‘ m . ~- tai ss 7 ce . ean Say } 4 - ’ ‘ ure ‘ ’ f ry t «> " Z . . ” Of the Preisler-Groschan Filomena Barca: and husband, gold for a client of the A © Blanke > Ct Lindell boulevard preparator) les 6 c.27A WN ited of itate company wee Sle fo. : i : t : tt ‘ d rag .e ’ This its ‘6 2D-c i ‘i " ' ; =? Estate Co to \ Shipper. a southeast comer of Allen and Dol- |Real Estate Co. 1 Mrs Lucy Free UILD ? LEASE AND SALE OF TENEMENT moving to his new home early nex! os ne : orth Jefferson | bullding will be occupled by the t,o : ~ REED | 4 . ids a Stal - ; | ‘ = ade + -ecenue. lot 50 by 1529 feet, two-story new owner in the conduct of it + Singer-Hlein fealty efi. acant lot, north side of seokuk | summer brick bulldings, stores and flate. off -... a sect of tamaak tangs leerisier One coer on or] SARTRE ST Reaees| OE MERSANTRE TON? brick ih tere etuea ts. 'horo wilt be eupesaed fe. tomeseled ‘Be om at Virginia avenue and to a client of Mercantile Trust Co.. « lary B. Sexton to Ed Conle: 107 LOTS IN HOLLY HILLS os Re uer 919-914 South Eighth ¢he nnltaion pee 8. Brooks rey- q One Piece Porcelain- -Lined oo. sold to a client of M. | 3712 La Salle street. | ‘The Atlas Cinder Block Corpora- The Mercantil Trust Co. an- pure shaver. , > on me 04 ba Be AL nis o. Loe Se icri as a iw i : 2 7 frigerator ‘value than ; ' , ss Invest ren? {Cn has For aces — t ‘ ¢ te r Me pham tile roof and has a 1og2z a tv) the +} @ ne et nroduct will ol ain ed nov 11) t¢ et. for the Ro Ke ’ * ait’ : re . , es - hil iu Lene at Hot Springs part an ee aaa e a it on te this é o ra. ‘ . . : ‘ tepaati - . ‘ ; i . —p" - a° ‘ ° : ‘ > 2 — formaiiys Opened io? wri te. ‘ea BS ‘ - i“ te ma aphorn ag ere an dish. aTust cee Cornet & Zei- ind wife to Bernard Von Hoffmann north, overiooxKn ing the sunken gar- from locas! industrial slants. vrin- and Investment *” a dn’ mPytr i Lenz president of ihe The nan iil tbe b ; % 1 - sichied: hel ce patent the Dadi. vy building at , m . 91g Flo »} This is den. , cipally from that ef the Aluminum proved with tenet nt buildings. The | ™® , , , e yae «PPE OR teng & Bon Reality Co —_ ~ rum Dy lien ? - ! Be mave mick! shelves, pe jal fea Olive «tree aah tinikh and wire ” ora Place us i The interior of the house hi ; ee surchase? Thoma | Crinnior fhe subdivision consis © bas ‘> She “yo . ; . Htets in connection with Bete Mii. ’ “a — and many other se" ek on ls a ier. | eae f three new bungalows Me+ oh aire Beer, ¢ cath a oe 4 ht f vest ROR ie plans ta 'ots § roy » teT have already heen " are ens, nas gum o Hot Roth the exterior and thtere> a ‘ & ures. . sey s etr It ' 4 : " - ’ lee! ( ‘ nz Tie ire »] ‘ i } im, § PY M¢ a eos th i 7 etian Lie ai Or itt Sette t : - » ™— Ty) ’ a tar rye i} > = $3 C h—$3 a Month Pavey " y = ne P and . ar bt if recs tw is on l ore az Ace i ~. a = Sto P ‘ ’ “7 " a | nie ii +7) if ‘* ° . : | = as £ the i ‘ i\ . p ek ae we Pi i‘ ’ , f r f " ; ieé her . th ‘ ‘ ~ n @. . > oa Co . , . a rw ehe “ ale ifvie oor . ‘at ,4 sere’ eh : th . ‘ a. . " ‘ - 7 : in “= y x . ‘ te . ere . J ‘ ~ at in qf 7 ' .ps iti ' ft ' / : ' . ; te | : ts ie cemeat ') 80 fe ef the dent of the Albert G Bianke Real The house Was Ges zned and of the week. and it exp “ted a ens ; , cee _ eeturned from & streets curbe sidewalks water, way and it is exper ted that (mpreve- Mayer Realty Co, from plane 7 j — rhe formetl Eistate Ce has = turned from a erected under the supervisioa: of have them in operation by tie fif- |: os Abin r Mlorida | se wer. gas and ely tr} aeryvice The iments W 1, the completed by Aug } THierrmat Mayer, architect. anny G. Dudiey. three weeks Visit to Florida. Maritz & Youngs In: architects. iteenth of May short 50) witheg: : c * o%

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ee ea STNDAT Mi. AR RCH 9. eS * DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and F or Sale’ in these columns today. AEG MIO 8 za 1200 APARTMEN TS; APARTMENTS FOR RENT —FURNISHED RENT CUT Ww eekly or Monthly Rates APARTMENTS FOR RENT & 2 53 i x. - - APART TMENTS FOR RENT a PARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR 3 aa Ts FOR 2 RENT —FURNISHED —FURNISHED _APARTMEN ie Aceh bead AVQED ey Bt HOU Sh 4 LE. AND sag fone act LEASE 4 4 MARL Soee* on 2a Pot AE ph 8g 0) aa?” Ko neshurv Court Apartments : Kingsbury ¢ ourt Ay i CORNET & ZETBIG * TRE ST. an DETLMO NTE HoT YORKLEIGH perc NCIES IDEAL LOCATION FIREPROOF BUILDING he wme Available ~ GUILD HALL 4401 WEST PINE TONTY ST INQUIRE, eo eee ae i “et ROOMS, SUN PARLOR a f 0 Bhs ote Sts au NEV W AP ART ME. 9° eT ee en 68 S18 WASHING TON 2 Neeru ben aera inote e ¥ eT ee ose see manager at building. ORBON E. & R. G. SCOTT, ~t*t eA rows and sunroom. a 4 [AGUIRE’S ESTATE AGENCY A det eat Apartments iat. early ow DP tepid ma ha 8 ghee. OS RE API ED, |) le nt IE EGE ys on t ~ Mr LLIN Ws ALTERS ay Fs wR gt soc le A aerial SE A grt inte SOS LAE lb BIRR chars. . New Ambassador Apartments 4209 LINDELL BL. 1, 3 and 5 Room nenty i I POR AIAG Bertin - Diggs ER eye MI SHERIDAN AP ART: ort and conven ence; in-a-dor beds, closets. ete. WILL RENT FURNISHED oR | UNF TTRNISHED $90 to $1060. Furnished 2 WATERMAN AY. ONE SAE NEE, PARE DD -— w \TERM A pa w Bn FOR RENT ee eer ee Sek TO, ye : Semiaeadiiness.. Coad See ad — Plaza Drive APARTMENTS Pershing, West of T aien st Corner eof Belt. 4 and 5 Room Efficieney Rents Redeced to pte ee " aS deals aS ~~ + ely volar Bui, Re ee irate PISS te ae Pa fe Talli wets n ge a ema 6 ieeenttttrie FT ATS FOR thnks . . rd A ‘Fee Desirsbie Vacancies. Silica ata ether ntatia hic tn WES STMORE! oe) PERSTIING Be eee mane con hea SOO Chestnut St OF oA ee ae Wile te a a hy ee partments « 605 CLARA AY. THE MOST ATTRACTIVE IN THE CITY. Bt genta adeno y AMG POM ho ST WAre RENTALS A a ay Se SB Pa AP eh “AP. ARTME ENTS ta> e741 Sout he wead BEAUTIFUL ASHING TON TERRACE at. Ageia: Weipa Seite ak SRNR ee ear Pe abet see Se Te ee ene re ae ae ee ere eee © SPL set rey pa “i Ya iho Byte + _—_— “6305 } ( ‘abanne Turkish Baths for Men and and Beauty Shop ; or Unfurnmwhed RENTS #39 & Un Unfurnished $110 & Up Furnished ) Open ‘SCOTT | :OREON FE. & R. “SOO Chestnut St. Nite aes eiaamaa AN Ege yo AP. ARTMEN 7 ies Hig 9% REAPER 5 5 eats eRe ea, o- ~ —_ aa} wie ts saPrar Aare. FOR RENT El HY le T 5 9i*? xX —_- oo t y . ach. toile ne iets . a Seco. Looe. et MINSK REA iL ‘ 304 .. ~ ‘ — BRALIY cH, .y “a pYa>- SHELF ect i si4a a 4 , 7 Rog se: tet a MISSISSIPPI _VAULLEY FLAT S—in guod cond on eS pir 108 S Dik. FOURTEENTH, 141354 = et and elec ‘trie: gaat 0am = |. EPSTEIN 4 oom % \ ll rooma, J Main "A353 a1 + mee. Cc GARRISON. T4H0A > ae ff MOELLER GRACE, @eciri e». Sta at i *R AN Ob AV. 14004 N Geer - g21 i1a—->-room effi-! ; Exce snt 7-rpem flat: §_uiesgwoed S00cs £272 aTrre 4 mice el bs | ¥ th ec: 7A ‘™MLAI } tT AY. giving act ~ae toe Pack Toom agrivel . re eoir fixtwr Ss: fen te . ; wen reasonadie JOuUN Im mK ERY 4&4 sow Syckman KR. 2 EB. te MARKET 261 ‘B— Four tiny eis cies th | Deore) - PECK ESTATE 310 Walsemal Me FUG AN. 1915—7T -* uve 157. Call Monday: Saspea EG . . LAN er 4349—4 VAPIN. 1946—3 “Saree pemmeee ree or 13 om ara ted: kev ODetatre, A ON ow norte tath, ; New 3 roorrs,. ht i ee at poom, sun pore HhILLLE GLADE * £9340 -—Piat: very bath eyectric, S30; ceed aa emer adults. * ‘> 1K BF, £0 wee 2 oll — = T bleck BENTON, 2321 — — bkN iN. 1530\—+ room gi T72—3 roms ‘eo’ fax TH7TRR al . BLAIR. 57° —3 ‘arece see et: ot 54—Second eer. gas, electric. screens: eG Bardwoed Cours. heat RLAIR, 2517—Flats: 23 oi tf: open 2-3 , 2 : 423-2 ‘2 ELATR. 4477—4 rooms, = 4 room > ' aunc y: quiet_conpie, eerioment. Trent $50 a m 8 ae AIR. *772—3 rooms em av. r 4623A— rooms; Murphy bed; EPDIN REALTY 607. Fa 7 co.. 618 Chestnut. Stati 3.3 $1 4A-—Dands ; == B JONES RE ;, : ° e ect? sas. Wat . tee RIE. . 4559—3 large room - excel lent See sure. o re eX ee RCO. 814. Chestpst st BREM EN 2553—3 reemar sl PCoART : at 4321 : ve jane “Nice + root BREMEN , -vems anaa = ee fait, Fae, rRODT. MAN & ~ Bae 3607 NN. Breed hae aa Tr te! ; BROADWAY. 2011 N-& Pe nie. $37.50; ope e.ectric. phone. $8. . comet DOCK ERY 2 SN BrettauvW ay s6i:24 Nae “ electric: $20. Ovive 3OR . ~- L—— Ee lent rooms f ARTER. 41454 \ —S eo shal! cas. bath. mo Not TA er amg t% ¥4 “47 ‘ pen Pal « ~~ % MORE: is AAG HK . °° Do “ERY & ON Tr _§ rooms, elect: ee. GRACE nx i s08 =F re rooms. “electr: _- red. > * ezine st has © Mic tags: hee o nee .¥ é . Ar 147*-146—3 rooms. beth. "Se0 | CryitTAueE. 37 4 rusting ok, ot Ti Moore er. rooms, «! lec... $21 >i t.9 “Sm a electri Central 2934. O J McCAWLEY 8 COURT isié, x —3 L>YDIER. 14372 ‘d fleart @ my JOST, 208, 72 oe $330) i 1813 ) Hebe ater ‘9 ER . a7e5..3 rooms DMJ DIER, it t— arse Se mme- @nod condition fieor. ars vard en a, f * 8 AR es R EB. CO. after q 0 a ms $} 4 181s 4 tap 1773 \ i rooms DUDTER 1430—4 i ts cn oat: St MNSON R COW eas electr or, 2a 1658 Ss. SPRING : mr if ‘*>. He lad a 8 eapartr > ot 4 ag LH DIER 1450-—4 rue 1 - ow for me - = = a. —- - - S$ SHET. P i N o x ats Fic her* after 10 »* 3 } AN- aT "d- 33 4 HORS. _ IMn,THER 14..—2 roeogme goa! cellar: rent 333. wee ar. $21 \pr 7 1913 > cer a , ye IA N—#@: 7 “ [ye MORRIs AAch 7 vote >, Died Berl Sei > (ODIER. 140-—3 large . a gas ~ $14. .n a msTH. 17114—3 rooms: electric: a? r 1Has IT} aT B BLAKE & PRO S15 Chestont. © * wf aa _—, E. pot. ATR Oo —4+-"9en a SOND. S84 a tS eo ee ea — ESCH W A RZ. 216 | Wainwright Bide. = i ' ek . EAST : ° a Nientin a ae ences, See = ‘) Pa De rts ’ — é co... 713 Le. L. ~ ath, a ; me, 4°17A—5 roome : ee SEZ steam heat Seon FARRAR °O18:\—3 ‘arce 7 REDDOIN REALTY CO. Tim = bs 5444—3 eee FPIFTRENTH' t3209 \ 4 -oogmih riete«d (ento al THX a. foott. eon Be 1326 Warren. 3 rooms iG AGENCY. 3627 Gravois 194° TFTEFNTH. 417A 7 ii New et oe nes atl me i. weer of breakfaet fear. tile ° on. h rent Ss) FLA — _ * . J awd q ft * ~~ For Aeant Lou ot Soo 3 i-7o a ‘ea " saemunguemninat ‘ rLATtT— ronrms hath - trig ot "3. New 5S -roorn effictenc ' . -2: te beat porewoces fleers, mar AT—4 rooum e@ . —_ ee w aulet coun MEX) REALTY AND CoNeT > is cw © fra) we ee. 953. 651 ' etr rene = t" “w ' ~T » «2? l« ber REEX 'e Ss : 334 —Vee al ee . ha weed face, rary fi eet B ” ~~ a | 4 =, ¢ ? w te tt. { >> ” . ’ yrs ~ ia S .. " offs z oe by i: “> 404. ee “as sod 4 . = : a eh ce te \ pr 7 REER ++, —3 rooms, Be | fare om ae aan cersted, 9 “i.¥ —_ at. ' oh wine ‘ortace, a +5 of) a ; kc eee — . ha — 7 oe & we : “1 - — a rooms fer reat KENNERLY 100ak—Ouea - re Pante wom mS om oor " per rates a HART EF v #14 tte na aa . K( =@etcT 4212-4 : Nee ae bs . . - — — * i= hos Ts 8°15 Se rare WARS REA en =F... $19, . “T-' Lite ta KOSS. Tu 4750—-Medere —"> SS eoomme ant eccuyt fees B.. a aeoy : ; ae ae pRive. 1690—New. . -_ . ; (, eau . * LES 437¢%a—Fo S815 35 e Poot ots ‘orneace a5 LEF ie — 45404 oe se he * -6 = -TTLaA. LEP PINGS BI ot " o% owt _, Tei errr ee & 2 “ es ead hee ear ' TLITANMA FOS ' . iar coe Sees : « ' == = : ’ Lirck?Y. 37188 ba was eerre “-o. oe ™ % Reom and Bath HHO \ Pick? afag. Seem ct ENE “ee . we Se > a rire Coset oto vuome, $25 58 Piss 8

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DWELLINGS FOR RENT South ois a | roreetr 4. hath fu = Bae “ge 3 . 2 timisied basctment rooms erage. newiy decoreted aud painied BUGENE = ALTHEIME:. Sif Coeotiut NEBRASKA . WORKING MAN'S ag meee Four-roem brick ih 2 hlClla rtaefer chitkena or garden: "Sul mx nti FURDER. 209 Waebington av Forest 2144). Olive 4956 DW a CF INGs 1028 Park: 5 rooma, wate: and e¢iectric .. ROOMS Hickory: 4 roome Zas and electri reoms,. water KENTUCKY. lO; so9 1513 rooms. rea _HY, HIPMENZ Rage Tis BUNGALOW —Beautiful 7-roon aru) @a rage in the city for the pr rent $80 Phone Benton 6234 ‘ea & | (¢c) COLUMBIA. 6° j eaten fT ‘Gre ve j Car: — Bg Post. oo AGE Wtd—ob or 6 rooms Jownetairs, Aprii 1 adults. 4275W a z COTTAGE Wte- (“olfax ‘on’ refer ue) reo ne o 73 : : eden. or : fini lease: reasonabie: 4 or 5 ~oome Hex H-2) Post-Dispatch HOt SE We —To buy. 3 or + Le. i Marsha! rent or ease. 18 rooms night cons): ider future purchase of same f6r rooming house business. Westminster or Washington preferred HART, 2218 SER. SS Ca . KBSIDENCE Wid.-Modern- 7 _ residential Weer End section: wivate;: references exchanged. iS » Per patch. Bo RESIDENCE Wtd.-—To rent. unfurnished between Page. Delmar Union and Good- fellow; immediate pagseasior Caban’ 8046. rooms. iff family of box _ i | Furnished itousse Wanted m™ RNISHELD Mey SE Wee 6 reome. for SUfti ther rY mie = SHR , HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. FOR RE FOR a ps AVAMS. = ew \— 4 rooeris to OREBON E as or BOO Cheatnu -) andy or _ twe nv reeds. BIDDLE Sik rooms, $0 OREO @ R. SCUTT. S00 Chestnu in®) mE ao 4° fleer ectric, 50 BENJ eas sti Bui. iN malty OO., 219 Bauder Bide. ain *) BHANTN UR PL... 3144—¢6 Troon. “Sark. “ wna CH Rn. OD. a6 Chestnut Bie LY! q (Lois OREBUN E. G SCOTT ROU Cheatnat MANNING. OA NF “Bath, eige- and furnace; food condition 370. YERBLUATT. Vlive ($603 731 A—«~ rveome. electric S2A—-4& reens electric. ot : ——} TQ6Me, ail modern MOREE ACHP R. OO, “eae Chestnut, (*) % m. Sil to 817 N.—Choice $ or reom flats. bath toilet. cas newly dec. ioe Cc * eeiegeem erated. CLY ternational pa‘e_Bite —Store. colored, $2 . /e) | ot aig eo. 6 rooms. cChdlcest ocality ; aan , Secorate for reliable ‘ i \ F Pt good smali Siore. about I. ‘ Wwe yN 2: - . ma. hath electrs A A = iA -f rer ne. 5 bos seesion. mont 4. $5 Sted, | | oe MAR TIN & BREITT. 115-22 Chemical Bid. ; © er tric: : iia : , , J - ¢ - / ‘ » BU aa Di Ne Fee OE 1: ne tory. 3¢ X Fi- REAL a ae 213 Post-Diz “4% : : WASHINGTON. a ¢ i! | m1 UD-to-date, 3 ~Anwtians bulla rent $85 per month. > te BUILDINGS—? 9.000 en ft. dayliatt bul: . Bh rk wood ones mee nid ing. northwest corner 16th and Cass: oebed a dass. ALTERS 5 ee. aiso 16.000 sq. ft.. ferret. daylight. new Sika MB ro hi 3 Lt B Hot —_ ilding. on irgek. Lev asd Valentine. WASHINGTON BL... 2677—Corner nth: also land to RAMMING .R. ‘ co. “308 B.S fet. {c83) mont: a good corner store on this buss rear. ” te . & etreet “ i Lon Fine. BUY TL nee 8 amt vis - -3~ stor: at: , ig Oo BP AD LEY & QU "TINETTE "He Chestnut Srner 2d and ashington av.: only one =~ + rmeoms VW a. e BS A ae et a ’ throughout erminai track Bile «hh VALLEY TRUST re > PER S REAL ry ; ee | ‘ “hes! 3018—4 Te \s alee aX O22 MM. 24siz_® semen. rsisting ta bie for pA Ther sho MULLIN. WAL $2 MOR GAN ee Se HD or soil . ~ ou Patory iui Sia) vat ”yT > at 14°0A—8 bath, 4city: $60 month | DAL y & Me ‘ AB Ee R : ; P t : ut * 7e- kM OM ips > . ow + ; ad eT kK " «? | rooms an i oe desk. p 18 N (round flour) Tithe Guar Vic new A N ~ di (Cadi Cia’ s » le i : wer litable MORGAN. . - ain LACLETARF . BRAUMUNT PIN E aE gd. M A i} R&S 2. 0 H roeornns, , : . . ’ ; eer a | 3 roums, e:e a lenee, 4000 sopuare 31) . SCOTT. 800 Cheatnu ‘ 1 Al, ls ~N ? = MORRIS corner: 3-story but! electric elevator: light on “oni heast — eq. ft.; “MARTIN AND BRED PT GARAGES, STABLES—RENT Benton 1637R HP ORHO* 7 | fing rhe race erccted at 30x1 34: food for school of music, rt er oa = RI'TGER. 3719—s rooms: $22.50. | 19AR SEMPLE outside Proon also single 206 Times ~ FOR LEASE BUILDINGS 713-15 SPRUCE feet 4-storv building and eat and elevator. 712-18 MORGAN lish mamas | ‘ent manu i Two-story brick a ne: 880x105 'Por furcthe GIRALDIN BROS. R. E. 813 Chestnut , : ———— , win .i1 3008—Forest 3051 Ist fioor.™ of Oe- f } Le ty "OLS Yrurriis ; ‘j = s . t : os Ho a. = => * : ; ae ; basement: st 30 00! ectri ANDERSON. STOCK E-BUER} feet. $18 ny : ~~ hestnh a 7 Lol N ~ — Co, SIXTH. 738A 8- rent reduced - WOLF-POLLACK “if iN : “‘hestnut st. FR \NKI | St 17x45. with ed Ts ne? furni«hed. 102 N Sth et FRANCIS-PER FLY RU FR ANKLIN. “ii 118-22-——Large warehouse ce- elec- er —i,STare SHERIDAN. 3052 + , 70a ’ eee or one ms a pacnctignsmmponscenganssnrainions ©) (SIXTEENTH. 1403-05 corner it and P = ty S8? ae "1—La rge corner store for | SOUTH W EST Cor. rooms. $60. Lill SPRUCE, 615A—10 1 & M M Donald rn. &. ©... Uhestnut. i: . “at SILVERBLATT, aaah are eo al nd eee - ren ¥ OTTEN AD REALTY coO.. | BE... loth and Pine Sts. oy ve 4 of Oo a0 Ve comp : y *% - a habe? oT r. ; he Lu . Poom °06 ' a a ; to ' | | Four-story and _ basement age ane or © rehous : . . | *| building; JOST, 308, 722 Chestnut (*} Nortr Olive 8403. feontains $5,000 square feet: i7ie N—& x th and 7) AiDE 2112A— ee .'G prise 5) 2700 squa ALLOK 1710S -§, Teoma. beth and | ADRLAID, BITEA—Garas sapatarrusne 840 Mullen Walters Realty ORBON E. & R.G SCOTT. 800 Chestnut mMoODIER ®561 W : Ka. . song Phe —Garage GARRISON, 712 N.—New store. ready for ) chim ~ oo jarae . socupa ne: : hot-water heating Pp! | i ” kevs at Tif . x & ECR teen Chestnut rate: for 4 cars. Forest 3270W. . H PFPSRISH & ™. 713 Chestnut THIRD, 1231 S—3 rooma. water $15 _floor, electric: price $4. | si 4E,ACTENE. $80i-—Larae eormer LOFTS FOR R ENT MORRIS a R. CY) #826 Cheetnut 2016 OF Fal! on = - 3S fme : —— Te 3333—4000 , , 82068 N.—2 rooms, water | J. H. “PARISA’ “* CO. Very attractive space: itable South Main 26886. ALASKA. a Ce Bg VERY REASONABLE RENT , CLEVELAND, — —A : GOLDMAN REALTY CO., ; Thal wh FRA N“ KT ‘ ae 7 ‘ ari re. pet an ; | heat and elevator; STODDARD 26254 —3 rooms, electr HIE REMANN JR. R S16, Chest $5: 1° s S$4© 50 " 4) mith "5 ‘ tric ligt S400) ete.. $4.50 month. Colfax wearers — E, OO. g2 € Ener “IT Company Ss TEENTH. 2011 . KENNERL r. . sf t1—47a age concrete | _ Main a ” go0d loeation for iv kind of bue cg: "ENTY Ss &§ N—3 rms..&: vacant: rent reasonable. Olive 2369 .(cB0) ld Bld TWENTY-FIRST. 1418 N. sms... _Morthweet og 3 aire GO man - J. McCAWL EY R. OO... 615 Chestm at. ¢ an (c°) | RURD_ 1806—Garage. 34 ~- oF retaj iolesa!l 1635—Garag: MORGAN, 1420—Good for retail or wholesale. 22 Cheatant. 4) Montros GARAGE—$4 a mor auiie reason —— 3401 A—6 eat? ARO Del ar LINDELL LOC UST STORE 3308 “OAA N. 4th. £ live 4657 ; — WALNUT. toilet. electric. ‘his by _ — 4 a 1% H ARTFOR L>, . ’ a . . : J 94 tru ) rage: ligh : An - ” a) % > Se - ; : yan & ie Hi non = ‘ ? AF AYETTE. 2660—Ga: “Agee : OREON BL : oy LE RMAN. 364. }— Br 4 caragz Lén "t'ST “PD. ra, cREE_. 4122—Garage. 34 per fine auto showroor sISSOLRI _ 2801-—New garage: iP HiLLIPS AV. 3728 icor. Sprin nanure Littl rooms . Lin le’! Lindel]-Tocust p ion fx auto or mov fz ofice S100 sc. ft.: heat ssP (j4arages.: Dose: ‘rent reasons hip tal'or. barber ere “an live in part: os LS28 Cass brick Lueas. Sth ? Or. = Diy OF agents on premises, 5064 Cabanne WANT? — Tt ——— PLENTY oF HOU FS FOR COL oRED ter, etc. GRACE Bae ges $5 = 2 MOD ITH TER, | a a —— — : 38 en ale 1 P AND vat ‘ROOMS. DELMAR BL. 4466 r}—S7 and $8 hte tee tint xs ' wits +4 R MIL TE NBEI a . , an — C).. 828 Chesteut st. : ™ |'FOREST PARK. ~~ 4014-—-Latee. ° Reoms,. oes 58 | _ Yate garage. etc. en t* z ' " . * - wr tA “path PAGE BL.. 4053 —Su tab le t0t shop; elec- | a ALLEY —— water ‘Geil 7 a: : =——-. WATERMAN 57 = 71—Br | MARKET. 508—RBarbe- ale roe ; ner : Loft Space compete: good locath MARKET, : CULBERTSON 3373 RISHLS-GE RHART BUILDING (98) Sth and Cheetr rif! AND st HARLES Tar I)? 7 \[ oe "= ie & 31 r TO enone St as | TO LET—BusINEss P’RP’sES "| ARKE1 thse aiid saline: aon WANTED—Physician to or upy Toor LDIN RROS E . Chee*. pw Res : vil | divick errink ier with drug store, good opportunity Box mut ¢ e freight —— — — rvice. Poat-Dispa te ISAAC T. 1i36 New efarace concrete | -) - ahi P Se a eee OFFICES : FOR RENT Victoria Building N. W. Cor. 8th and Locust Sts. 5808 i, iR its Eim 162. L425 = 1625 8S. Id iSi Ness QD iT} A few choice offices, single or en suite, at verv reasonable rentals. Inquire at office in builting or of | OREON E. & R.G.SCOTT, Agents ~ Pe & Street ‘3000. a Ri —~ > j 1 94 >. MORRIS RACH RP heated bs per wetead and North Lestnut cond .~ ahex ejlertric er ‘bal Hehect tary PT TE ‘a 723 Chestnut. °) 2'ore oper HESS & recita s. iacee wat fur nas. pt: “elephon De mar Hox CNGALOWS—One lix62 FURNISHED PINE ST. x? S AisD 2131 PINE ' } ‘ ; ow ” etere awd SRANTD JONES ITN MEAT - WwW at “Hi y a bore ‘ ' nutes to Welle : Brachers Ain sto = iof ' Ls - : Tou "tara ant Rates ~*~ 9 f- ale . m. fT ay ning for dtummiet 58a Pershing. Pe . _— ry , » | py ; on (‘lars vnrcer eprir in bor ond and studios: in the heart of St. Louis’! per mon cr@meset apart ne ese buildin ts peo’ *. vA ‘rier ’ janitor counsel cet o *tore rae a “er ; Sa06 ; S ITT 2ibo PINE POX 67 er) ‘orper ster Meat furnished 1627 WASHINGTON AY. 128. sq Uare Heat furnished ISAAC T. COOK & CO, aren ACA ) ED. See — neti -tenesneapeatan natttiene. cans -~ ¢ Manamererin anafact turing CUITT AE. Pergurein Jun a" Da we rilding, reejres ‘eudi*e® garage reas Fr. R re Per? end ef Meramec » gy ~ : sWimmin and n Abo -_ ‘ ‘ty 1. Creve C ‘eur, Mu - mae ‘ WAREMOU SEs Turin ¥ Bick ceoS S01 «Kirk weedi—# - oma, mod VACANT AND IMPROVED REON E. &R Gm OTT, 80@ Chestnat ao ern: fine condition TRACKAGE ‘PERTI ES Sar ‘OND N —t-atery Nail ‘tine, 20 | FAIRVIEW 74)— Resid : ' hs, mt 3: re ’ ) - ~ ~ . . ; ; rt | 24 i St. 4 » .* erGer Les " irae 2 GET (1 R LIST ae wi ta é as ae en FLORENT. 2545 VPERTY CPT EV ESTREN TH ® §—Sa~5 and house. ae Sia ' a . : ; Bite ya ee Bolo ae 484 Wattewester =e r re *" : . . > a. . : + aaS 3 ieee, ¢ WE CAN LOCATE YOU, OM 6 idea! ifeyy: re ——s \ ' ; 1 “i : : ~ . Rotomobile busine bel Tyler 37¢ see ee +99 fi. ; E NTH. 2027 N «—#ia - | THIRD ens PINE ‘Geax Bide ¥— 7 \. nee dy re in fine “ne. @estirable for light manufacturing ALF &. eo aii | FIER THT. et geeted carage- or office hew rene G. SOUTT. 800 REALTY ©. 9@1 Chestoute. fer creamerv. etove FOR LEASE SALE ; Shen os mt OR Hightadée te: a T17 N —etorr building. fur ° levator; Cne fer yet ma nuff - reae@enahlie a? 3° po “t+ 6; \ = VR eur “ ; “Teo . aa. f i? = ah ¥ —+Sto e aom $5 LIAN. Fi « be=tnut WA ft ‘ORNET & we BIG TRUST ri® « BRO LON a¥ OR) STORE Re Tih er. a Hino. ER es LER, T22 rm Lam 783 Corse * FIFTEENTH, wie fi fine Orr ali “ part. i “MARTIN & BREITT. Tour | hy by heat z nd j feet. | GRAVOIS i\LAFAYETTE | MICHIGAN rae het —— : age ~ | TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES To LET—BUSINESS el ‘forth — 2531 Sel & wonderful loca wante _Store, ie) F LORISSANT AV. STORE Florissant; large Dees ile ae re %> 3 2407 a. Bway. S.—Confectionery, shoe manylacturing Grand oo ‘~~ light GRAND _ AV. RETAIL STORE. ©. cor. Sullivan; 302s: fine display: ile floor. stea. n heat; $100: opes. _ GRAND BL. 3111 N New fire — So building: space 22x75: on excellent busi- Mess street. JOHN C. GREMLICH EAL TY 10: eLen tes Grane ary? Hehert, Cire Mi a ja a HEBERT. *319- “Excellent 3 new store. on Line. _sultabl 6 for almost any touble car busi ness nt $5 OTTO HETJENS, JBF FERSON pons >! ——Store. window: le 722 Chestnut st. toilet and electri HAUSCHL LTE i. Ez. CO, fr) "1805 WN N.—S ore. nice %« indow s:; rely corner: good opening rood ie or restaurant. OFFICE S—iieat. light nished Pheenix Bidg. Jefferson and Cess KAINA- MARKIE WICA _ {oe CE ROOM—Ard w share @fijoining deni ‘at’ s office: oe ‘c) i Ss. ¢.. corner 2 ee and ere | I fa) ~ Joeation : ad Kemeth av. *R F—Sma! i. St neutre at £317 Pra! rie TORE—Grand ana Cass: any duginess. Cavanaugh __— aT RE 14th and Monroe. fh. ¢ comer: larse. HAASE REALTY “©... 921 Cheet- nut. shag op 3007 N Store: $17.5 Lk me. . ww). ave Chenenten. Sori AGE—REPATR ~ SHOP— cheap- er than c whihe our Own plant PAPIN @ TONTRI P. 626 _ Chestnut a Northwest —F our rr ome be h sun (lr and apd _Phebert ectionery a ' rine, ye Ary (goo ads Se UArE. Cc) STORE STORES—Union and Ma séveral new Oo” in erowing neighbor- TTY TRISTtT CoO. Aget.. Forest 1000 _— West rooms: lot 35x mp. TRODTMAN xn. &. CO. X _Broadwar 129°6 _warage: STRODTMAN @ 8 3607 noice on EPSTEIN & SON G17 Chestnut st. _ COR. PRANGE “AND PLOVER AVS. ae aut Park: new siore buildings with - Foorm ‘at above: desirable joertion for | drue store and dentist. Wil] lease aa one or | separate A. JAY KUHS. 1 a8 nd Cheginut. | 6152. uu -NATU AL ~ BRIDGE rrow ne stores. each | _» ndows @{ earn FRANC 'IS-PERRY RI “Tl N. Sth st. MR. RU SINESS WAN—LOOK } nz @ under onstruction n. 2. fowl loca- In touch Mar Ws: a tad ; farriture store wer ith Me’ only 2 stores left aut of seren SUGE 1s J L\LTt TFIMFER a17 Cheat gt. GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY 2207 North Union. desirable store: posite new theater and bank: rated; very reasonable Applr ame > * Ate i. ; DRY (00DS—CREAMERY : (ore: esvitab'te rr crespery “business: het - $- ror ~ 4 a An with hath. GRE LICH REALTY cy Monday evenin* _Grand & Hebert. is and Ty ne we Onen 6005-—Storg: i suitable for | U2 esse 345. rE DE RE *R REALTY Co Victor 4763 _._ 2610 Gravois. BROADW as 2610-12 S—Stwo new stores sUitable for grocer al id went market or any rete iginess. ] ,€2 weet flats -! ‘Ore. “STE PHE NX SAT a ans ‘ Cheastn ut, ‘HEROKE ad 2 tLaree ‘estore. $50. a KOLLAS-LU PFER. 1138 Chestnut. ‘ HEROKEER Bt SIN ESS _DISTRICT —tere and fiat 1 Sr ~ mtn ive at ee a Rg. &. wt LOTT beta ’ (heet out 2 ae sore > SEMi 47 s&s ~ chean sate HART Rg. v. SHAW. 4515-17-1° ‘4_ Chestnut st. TWELFTH. -Large store, suit- je for any busines, “$33 sais rINiA, 9218—Two floors. yp muitable | light manufacturing, bowling alley. res- _taurant reasgna)ie Mot. Olive 8150. | WELL -ESTABLISHE umbers' shop for | rent 1837 Park. WILE bu build to suit on jot “next to the «. © cor. of Broadway and Lami: suitabie | for outs Salesroom and supplies, etc. | Box H-116. Post-Dispatch. - ne ¥Y*ten. elevater: atin aie rFICES — eae — .manufacturis $'621-75 Grand av.: new buiid- Jor RL \K ' Ler ee ee | ing: just off Gravois Fer lease or rent. JOHN H. ABROTT. Realtor. 709 Chestnut. i TIRE NEW STORE | ah a very heavy traffic: | _ 7th = st.: = WOLF. Pe L 101_N. @th, 3384. S30 tA CK Rive 7 Southeast corner modem. exrellent dentists or studie JOHNS. BLAKE Fiate above etores Exceptional loca - tion for physician and dentist. 1FFMAN REALTY C0.. ___ Southwest Es 2920 5. KINGSHIGHWAY Beau at local tore, 1 7X00: new building PL CP eT oca DUBINSKY REALTY. CO. 504 Wainwright _Bidg 3137 4201 Olive: ifleor, stea 4200 in Ww EIS mens 410 N. Desirabie suites th { ing: li eon o Ao t * Olive S358 — ; ‘STORAGE € I Dei-Van Building. and Van ACADEMY, 1358—$25- open ire BARTWER, 6114—1 store and ? rooms in rear for any kind al business. Ww REALTY ©. Olive 3409. POYLE AND MARY! AND sui te of large mo mn offices: $30 io $50 ROYT E. 36 77 rent le h } ton fe ve cory Tt any business: right: heat included _ JOHN & BLAe Ss | ORRON EB. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnat. | iF PAu . i Oo we “S46 Letation. on t or ¢ 37351 Case ay : wee (nf. northwest o ment ion. OTTO TIETIENS. 723 . 9e8 Chestnut. Large “ ptere underr 547 | .or anv husiness: wile aux het Water furniehed- af DELMAR BL.” 35648—Part of ~*~ ent | ply MAX M. i. MARR. 5 70) r 3622 © ef bus! news Nice — 18x30, 9 store. ont MAR } Bt. 62 i AhHes tion wReriN "OLIAN _T12 Chestnut DELMAR BL... 6704A—Nine small offices. $12 and uD. 8028_ DELMAR tag ehee repair ' S038. ee ‘Rk BL. ro) a iful store. vr hs gfe ge Z Seltabes for —ictro'ns wk store. ete, —«_ ie? DELMAR BI... 6317—Choice new stores. | in_ high-class- neighborhood : any line or | | trade: now readr: 3 already rented. _OREON EB. & R. G. SCOTT 800 Chestnut. Fine s oT 24. DELMAR BL i 44423 fro ZA ra wo LE oRAND F ZONES wt DELM. AR BL S820-24— Fs right tal price *9 gard tens “ae es - ats IN Owe & ToOms: oPex rent reasonable eV OF S177 ‘arage anc Cabantty (PO) location. Cabany | __ {ae} Mii, A—Tl inest barber, bakery. = 28. tore ; Realtors. “lece- REALTY CoO, 104 y. &rh or Olive 944 oe) LIVE SEROUS See 4425 DELMAR A ia mee store and bas®ment: moederr show windows: heat and fanitor serv'ce loc ated om heaviest traveled street in | Louts — for any busimese, with | very iow rent: = bay WALTERS, REALTY co. j Vive cal art & Chesnut — st. Db PSK si Pi Biome and telephone 7 service. 401 Rialto Theatgr Bidg Lin Ge o TRIS DESK ~ SPACB—Cniimit ted phone. btenke teleohone operator take your a sages te out: + gee 4 Bae, sale viein't venter Olive 16° nonth. Ren ‘*: 2 ‘Post Dispatch. BASTON 22 New store S297 HALL RMALTY Co SL Easton av. | BASTON, 4£751—sStore and 4 rooms ; IOUN BULL Atent 20 NL 7th et. 6177, ENTIRE FASTON. 4035—jo- aig Finen nt “ate . . ? ats | TJOUN J. DOWLING RE CO 12th and |} Me area RE BASTON. 5596——Very chatee | “tere with steam eae! Mat: Weliston district: will rent or 0. H. BROOKS R. ©O. 107 _N. 7th st. | Fe r “TORY BUILDIN' 3000: ) 2 fleors: near Tagior rean very reasonable: tmwilding ‘tn = eomhtion. For price god particulars sec Attractive I LeGRAND J REALTORS. —> arte rata adjains4 ease: low | OFFIC i he Pigor | Sidney | (cS3x) —2000 feet shOwroom end | on S&S. Grand. near Gra- | Diva, z. c* % new (JAS. Cc. MORPFTT, See | WE also store su * (e5Rx) Page )}—Fines for grocery; old } GOODPEL Low. ‘1290 (cer in location in neigh >berheed established stand; rereesonramhie rent ° ' } ; OREON S & Rr. G « “UT T. seo Chest: pet GRANT AND OLIVE STORE— Ai o an? 34 offi ces Gerhard \w., 3622 ©} — 1269—@ roome. onthiy: no garace, Ae 16—Store: epnd any | . ah niLor rrice. | HEIMER, “a Chestnut. | LOCTS | HODIAMONT. 211—Store. 20580: ge aggremerpes | plate-e front ? tail loeation. | CLIDE C. RETCHAM. 206 Tat. Lite Bide, |W S |HODIAMONT. 1111—Fine store, new ‘and | RAKE SHOF- “a *vuitabie any retail business: heat fur- | ~~ ’ concession to prompt tenant: own. ced . & R. —. SCOTT. 800 Getest KINGSHTGH WAY. 8144—Rooming b fall: clean: meatly furnished: rence heat furnished. MARKET 271—ah-. . JOST S08 722 Chestput OLIVE, $444—Rixe elient incation: retall more. sen: S48 68 lense” gixkin, ic) OLIVE. 3a37—Laree bright, modern store, , food for amy business. | OLIVE, — +24 Taree store: rent reason. “sHeCHART REAL. Sis Chestnut OLIVE. 4°16—Laree store "Pasona - as SHUOTIART R. co. Rid (hee my OLtwe, 4324-36 —Four suites we of 2 reome jon fall: om of 2 reoths = eat HAMILTON. sleeping | porch, $90 HODL LAMONT. i kin EwG 3 NB J. we eee ee cw. pion ; a ._3 lon halt and two ¢-merm “utes ang *ot water furnished ive ie Vos. «RODEMYER «4 tr. Ol Title Guar. Bieta, 706 Chestnut. | PACE ft 43°83 ) GRANITOII and CONCRETE WORK BY ¢ s B. Ban}: Conerete Floor Poreh Basement Floors -Reinf » TROY, ILL. WORK ‘BY KAYSIN IRON WORKS 2710 N. 25th St Tyler 2248 LI c ON THIS BUD Hill-Beha 6 Main Yard, 6500 Page. Maplewood ‘ Yard, j 3724-34 Oxford. Benton 2809. Brickwork By a es meee ee Bios, PLANS, iS, ESTIMATE ik, an ier bul: vd $2500. 3- 124 ¥ ‘your jo}. See Diane 40484 k rick flat stores. flats. plane. 700 me eetimates, bormdsa. etc. ss Cote Pirtiliante. ————— ae REAL ESTAT! REAL ESTATE CARDS. BUNGALOW ¢ «anim ie<' ny 4295], GOING rTrange To a We se!) finances or residence to selt: & it. if cheap. ‘ BUILI—Get — GEo. tw HEITBF ———t DER. 115 Wainwright Ride Cent} ~~ -| BUILD HOMES if — we a ioe. DIEHL. vou desire quick ection on don't fall ew. Property. ing Phone TI oo 1 ®in ee Oven evenings te 8 6801 Gravols ny ‘< ee 777 and we 778 or re ae tative EASTON-TA ‘ride meust .— Lwr Yorn PROPERTY WITH Us 74 Basic We have a great demand for gil Cin Of property No expense for row until represen SAVINGS Linn ag AK ‘). =. . hone Porest #2 ur ’ in city and county ve ae) ~_ ; 4815 Delma: and S247 tative wi!! ~~ RENT ¢ COLLE¢ ‘TIONS Careful rental and efficent: atcounts ow a a Tha ~-a Ee men’ ; JOHN Meo EXAM MY 5 4 2. E - iw Dace mer" A) ° rt br: co aN cand WE “CAN “SELL rice en Se ee JIN SS de em, hati oa efficient = with CO. ce i 7 fin . ~~ uae rea Sr —— —- Be ome ~ ee as Sow ee a Ne a lend. oe: MEN” Wid — -Es hange ESTATE—EXCHANG aomaeneanagnaeee ramen, SO acres rice Lanai, feed timber

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“ - Ts teil - —_™ = SE eas a s ae Sa al __: CTS Fee ye ae eee = : LOUIS 5B : neg $1925. a” 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F lats, Apartments, Residences for Sale Today. post-DIsP \TCH. SUNDAY, MARC Hi 33 its WANT good tenement me on ' es | rade de Bah Sorcha | gumontow Ovstauee Wanted DO YOU KNOW | —— ‘ a » , ; ‘ oOo Yer- : FOR LEASE from St. Louis. Box _ Post-Dis. | Bt NG AL. _ met we ie | —= See, VACANT—400 feet. nice: ‘trade for in- | Sity ‘ : “ 1 > ve ‘ ; es == , | come. Box H-86, Post-Dispatch: | car line In, new neighborhood ‘ane nth } nd ‘velo nt that is taking place south | . ; a e Ca . 1 is e VACANT Wtd.—To exchange, equity in si1- savinauk Seeman med full particulars. i3ox of the tremendous deve pmen | - e : . gie 3-family modern apartment for va- | : Oe ere eat

nee _ ne ee = _aeeoaenenadbeaasthdien spent _ = on oe eee a Ae ~~ LE EE A OS Set ; 2 oe ee - cant suitable for flats, bungalows or ™M-403. Post-Dispatch - ml of Arsenal street along the Watson road? Ee a eee Ee : —3 to > rooms, brick or | ' S Pog “es : i | saVINGS T RUST CO... 4915 > Delmar bl bara Ber 361. Pog Dispatch - | Right here inside the city. -Imits things are happening ; R, — | : ee ET Od. = r k: must. : : ae | | | i ; ij Wit kK T RADE ev ervthing. Give dese- p- | ¢ ‘OTTAGE annie; Fw. do tes it. 286. that will amaze \ ou. | ‘} GRAN TING | Sigua anti wae Cea : r comb. In, ’os 1s . -a0 » 7 = ome . , ‘ | AND | | WILL accept late } mo de] gear “shi ft car as Cor rAGE Wid Weick to buy mood 5 or ' kx N ( y\\ \ ( ae R ( | ry |: IRS | a | re if rt pe t on room bungalow, ba 4 rntforeec concre ; A. | ane ee eee ° -D. | Side. Box H-234. P.-D. | . aT I’¢ ete build { * an H ance like Tent. ace O-32 a4. + ; “Hi. | COPFIGE Wut N.— Desirabie store a . SKE M E FOR DAMP VW ORK { |: 1OR E XC HANGE | FLAT Wid.—Cheap:. single. o1 ‘ —* | ial ee ie iii ee ; 1 millinery. | es — ment Floors Reinforced Shae . Oi OP LOO Tc OIE Np | ‘ ig | Write casn price. Box L-106, | For ver- | ¥ Sabie ay TER, 525—Near t Olive Base . eco ste pti. 3: | | Equity in 160- teh naa ret a Mis- ‘PLAT Wtg—t- family, 4 ei eta | ° t- Dis. ; ern store with attac hed roo } ; sourl; want automobile, roomin mrERO | OF r rthwest. " Box L-3 ) m, tor . dee west or no ~% ” Blrcoosin:| ot. aeleatgan rats ot he A. MAYER REALTY CO. are know ‘ARLS LOMPOC GNARL C- —— |g ig agt anats som or “Ee || Pl Oome Seekers w = ] b lit d t t it FRUIT F. ARM . B L-107, P.-D. Fa NO » > \g al i¢. a Oo , . ar ; res nN elr . i | + cash _price. . ox a — a ae a , ' ’ : » N h a ouls tore, suit GOL ‘DM AN a SAL DY OO My d or t eir re la 11] a an ‘ Inve || 44 acres: one hour's ride from St. Lou! 8. FLA ate fe ae flats. Row, 1 The Best Lots for the | rice mm 2 ort a : —- : ° . ° . th G al T | _{|}on concrete road: 1600 fruit trees: large, | Box L-176, Post-Dispi ai : pmuitaple 4: 372 2 LIN DEL — jobs having built more homes In e Yrav HEE | ME A | | well-stocked lake: 7-room tile stucco bun- | PLAT Wid. —5 or 6 roums, south of Lo: . F ronting on 100-ft. parked Kingshighway boulevard niall Aubert . eee... | apeitinntent now er ons IRON . H | eatew; an alee ight sant ana ee | Post-Dispai t 9 ee 7 (68) | av., 3 blocks south of Florissant; streets, sewers, walks, water and i “ : Apartme nis: inans Ager . e ad h , b ld *% lias ~ wn i c B emia a - ’os spa Cc + =a : } | 1 Tig aa RMY bn Soa | ois district than any ot atmareot \ND | ‘tine shape: w milena ‘usinoes opportu. | FLAT Wed. Seat: eee tach puvaent||| lights in and paid for; $55 « foot “ Kingshighess and $35 — | | G61 Title ee Bidg.. 706 Oh ; 7) Sie Saat eutt ut home prided or northwest: substan a! “| 1} 9112 N, Kingshighway to make your selec Vi ibea w-| - to LANE ite as 4] ful h price be ispateh, . RRL n Aubert. Call at 5 gyshig ‘| i. eet. | CORN = mh) AL PULDING WORK ‘ oye . ig My “Re :. "Y- 394 "Post. -Dispatch. (62) | ire hes ia, tiie -D nr a —y or | 0 I ) | . n _— = —~ : page end . ad t ’ ome i ‘ " ni t Bites, etc. | - imntine third, floors 20.000 Ye ol They are in a position to build Bunga i TE—WTD. TO BUY | 2 fe” doa Saf > sna 8 gogm med: | estnu ) System. evator: suitable for stom , . . : 4 REAL EST’ — A Ree —" Side pre -| W 7 ght man M turing, # ‘ m ‘FLAT W td. —4 rooms, South ide pre: | | . . > | ew build ‘ JOHN. 4 B s\KE & RRO, ' . Fl St. . ™“ d G Lh) S buildin | BU NGAL OW OR FI, AT Wtd.—South Side: | } rooms: must be strictly se @ or rent. | TO LET- BUS! 815 , 7 BY OWS, ats, Or es an al age *9 5. £ ‘ || cash, Box H-190, Post- -I¥spatch, Rea Bae avant a “e 36U, Post-Dispatch. Colfax 85 Ww ) Chestnut. sane —— p ¥ . . é || d.—Or small flat. in nice} , fcl6) owner. Box L-173, Post-Dispatch. _ cITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALE BUIL.I DERS. ATTENT ION!—We have 250 Z nent a etudh » oftiens: he ‘or . t S : | | FLAT Wtd.—Doubie or "single; or business FLAT—lilnois investor wants to invest| CITY & Wtd.—t rooms, in Webster.|. front ft. on Morganford and Bates st. ‘ JOHN ae BLAK & “BRO a ane d ing on very libera erm ¢ | property: have $8000 to invest: what immediately; give address, price, terms.) HOUSE 6000 “ash, and will assume $6000/ price $4500; all cash, {£ you can use the : ER we » 815 os : have you to offer? Give detailed infor- _Box H-57. Post- Dispatch. have Se ~ “ e. -Di atch. (c7) whole tract. F AN H, TOBEY 2 ST ( RE :: ‘OR TEASE N | mation. Box 0-44, P.-D. fe) Fl AT Ww peer and 4 or 4 and 5. single Box G-217, Post = acres tacine REALTY CoO.. South Side Agents, 5419 4 | 5627 DET WAR I WILL buy your reai estate ior cash: give or double: modern: west; private party. mg. oo —— Om re not. ever 10 cays av. riverside. ak Robert aver ial loca- J medi ; ( | articulars and price wanted in aD) -71, Post-Dispatch. seapeemramicn in. | LOTS— : oC TD BV. —_ PAT 1, qi diate een. : BAI | SO , J VENTILATING | oar, "Box. I 1-131, Post-Dispatch, _ (¢2 Pox H-1. Pos and 5 rooms; near Chero- Bent TSW swr limits; must be mater 4 “gain. Grand 6645 siege 0. | 413° Wainw right’ Bid CO., - d - HEATING pea 2 IE’ you want to sell. your © iran and ret kee st., between California and Michigan. enton — aoe Ziaeilalane, Colfax LOT—~—35x138 “on Kar st west of Riy. 3137 : NW. C¢ Olj &. ° | quick results list it wi 4404 Nat. Bridg Box L-382, Post-Dispatch. ares LOT—54xx =" | Kingshighway: "reasonable, oe BS ~t | aN, or, ve Whi = OTFEL DER R. E. ¢ 0., 4 at. bridge yA’ rs *o buy: single or oubte, ange nar + . LO f—GOx1 25; 5b4xx Tetnessee $4 ft. | | 420) Olive: tn de e aud store 7% ‘ : 1? ( IRA \ OIS D Imar 760 Delmar shyel | “a “you have a guitable tract of land for lig gs oes pris ate party. Box 0-38 pig an Mine = J pene ap b0x180: all tan. | 40214 Nebraska. Victor 3330R. i | f? Oo! steam he at furnished; ‘ $135: N 25th St e 1 deveiopment as a hi igh-class subdivision, Post- Dispatch, —-, --5-—--——. --—--- d ; Box 1.165 ] ‘ost - Dispatch, “ a : LoT— Gerritt, near Walsh, 40x1 99, ; 7 WAY 1200 Olive, $7: 971 . ° || (water-front resort or eels > orth tic. pow FLAT Wtd.—4-5 or 5-5 rooms, if Price OT—The se in the Moorlands, 75x90x! _ terms. Benton 1525W. : 7 * ain ann” ISie1.S-GERHART R, EF. 60.4 fi 1 Ri 1280 4948-50 Kaston AV. | =p gen nt A Torn en ar oe OM 3 on South mg Ww 164. Pont Dispatch Cc L 175. on Bolland pl. Call Forest ao) LOT—30x125 Itaska. in Southampton. . a PF puliding: B460 elinar Sth and _ Chesta ° d S “ , - 3 ee! oak ie i! skill! ¢ , 1a . is right. Ox, ° vil, ' 20°24 Ange lie a. ! ” , a\ IV. L20U, i | levelopment of over 125 000 acres of . pe iern: within . . , > A) : Daily an Sur * ied ¢ the deve ! d of ‘LAT Wtd.—6- 4 rooms, mode : hange, list of goud | LOTS—Oleatha. near McCausiand. 50x . ., OF kK IC i SE ACE Tvler 9948 Open ev 1) | egy gree ery [molt courses, Or. E radius of Y Bob. °h oncart atid LOTE—For sale or exc pesos pis | 163; beautita) lot; cheap, Grand 4535M ’ . ami 410 N. EUCLID. | : H | ization. American Park Bui! a. Florissant. Box ‘ “ . SREAN. 722 Chestnut. Main ~-.. | LAXTS—Two blocks weet Grand. on enet Desirable suiies in this | | , enced organiza Ss e (c9M) | Prat —Five rooms; and, west | KOT ae Warner | $82) r 22 foot. | ing: all ‘a ‘onventene es: sy Price ~ oe D i} | ers. 201 EB. Ontario st.. Chicago. __ ic hg Rd orth; about $10. ‘000: have LOTS—Four fine, on a” outh side, a0) feet, | ede Sith. $825: oss = rhe 323 fee ery fe | . he market for several well-locat- Deimar p Dispatch. in Westmore, lots Oxi. BRANNER “Riv erside JUU | Pentel Eran her, information a : [AM in the n ar s.| $5000. Box H-178, Post-Dispaich, Pig ‘all Forest 2809. h De it a : EDWAR ah i BAK EW ' ed lots suitable for flats or apartments. 5 h: want 4 a 2 lots 40x13U feet. C chg) | LOT- 4534 South Dakota. 36x12 d feet: a ’ ()) - N : ; ' Submit what vou have, I will buy quick FLAT “Wtd.—-Have $3500 en a PP aida Sanaa” wonderful ation. Riv- a ee if cre PAG Ee & a 7 WT “ii Y and pav cash. box L -Ao. Post- Dis. and 5 ; —Lar, e | Vtad.—Sinegle; near Gran wonderful oppo 3 LOT—80_ feet, West End; desira e ioca- P Chestnat. | = RETAIL STOR . ton lay )] I 12 ] / © | | INVE - gg ; i teh MS 8 re and Humphrey; have ett fh | etheeea one buyer: suitable for —t or | tion for apartment: will sell reasonab'e. ; ¥ £40 on “northwest ee aaron Hewat ‘ond tae piece =. mi. ie state location. .m-| Box L-48, Post-Dispatch. (C83) | artments; only 300 feet left. Pr | Grand 7004R. ty fe) ‘ «oberg 9g me JONES BROS, 1021 Aron 6500 Page | ga A as price, "Box. I H-149, Post-Dis. | FLAT, Wtd.—Single or Cong i. “P et: Disoaheh. tt 30x120, suitable for | LOT—37 xx Mickigan, with new, w. best « con. ae. | . nt arg oyms; in es “a . struction e concrete ga e Steam heat. 5019 DE Ly MAR 7 | | LOT Wtd.—Flat or eel ete give ponicaart. 3ox_L-168, Post-Dis. single flat, Gertrude av.. an. | | THEOBALD & ZOELLEK. Grand 157. . { : D Chest: ut Large st Tee eth Rotel: oe Main Yard 6500 Page Phone Parkview, 1000 3313 South Compton | 6 auto and Tor x x a location. |FLAT Wtd.—3-4 or 1-5 rooms, bet woge tween oo av. and Morga | LOT—-Have Pn fine sot in a St, ,Loule, NUS. | eae ate dente " ve ; ‘ Le Wtd.—40x15 or Go eulow } i " ord ra, “ Sullable for bunga ow or a ‘ p . Biore: good ak Ww weil Ailey " son niehe tage pie na . : » 4 S Ch rles R R 1 | oe price _Box_O -250, Post- Dispate = Fm Bas ng ash. Owner please Lot 70x125; n. Ww. per | Will divide. ? Bex, L.-3O7, Post- Dispaten. ma | E BRAS M. MABE, 5017 Delmar, am Maplewood Yard, Branch ¥ ard, st. Cha ‘ i | LOT Wtd.—Must be > ae for cash, Box answer, Box 0-168, Post-Dis. (¢) Kingshighway sputhwest an | LO'—s0x iso: Vennsy!vanie Le 4 ae Bf ems ppen + oe — 70% 0-181, Post-Dispatch. _ nce See \T Witd—Modern single. 4 and 5 or organford rd. . will divide. Cal) Linde. 52 20% le Cail SHOP 9724-34 Oxford. West of Lackland. Sid. 3990. \\t is* Ww ‘Suitable for bungalow. either FUN TS cca west of Union and routh Business location, Macklind and ee St. Luis, PTT EE _ 4009 : O1, O177, | 3622 OLIVE STREET ” Phone Wabash ¢& | south. west or Tuxedo Park: must be a of Easton: quick sale if property and price tingham avs., in Southampton; & : (Cors—Four:; arth % block north of | large and Nice shop, 18x30, with large Benton 2809. | , | bargain. Box _L-104, Post-Dispatch, _ are suitable. Box L-328, Post-Dispatch. | sont available for gp Si Bates; make offer. WinGiXia AGENCY. . ® Cabany | I . . it > - yroved property of any ay, wner: 4-fam- OxLl20, “adi av., between Sie 703 Virginie, Riverside 2749. | | ‘17 ING | | PAY cash for imy prop FLAT Wtd.—Or apt.; from o Lot 40x | : | ‘Oy | in rear. Good display window, ¥ BRIC iw JOBB the | tind if priced peomeonnne quick arr. ily or 3-family apartment: south of Det- gel and Rosa av j sites. | LOTS——1000 feet. Grand-ltaska section | f jecation.| furnished. Next to B mpress es ' | Olive 7592. BROWN, 6525 Wainwrig mar and between Tales, and —— ae Lot 70x118,,. Gravols ay.. near E | unrestricted: we terms, Wien: Cabany | . ® rl I, Bldg. oe = | Forest 4531W. Mr. Horen or “| woot av. WIDER, Olive 57 pencighcepenneiiahtial (oi) ter. Long lease. PROMPT LY | 1d. ——C les for cash. Box h. re 35x120, Gravois av., near Milentz. | neh ‘ LOT—On Marcus; go i nd ys 76 3 J gh 5 ; ¥CO.. | ABOUT 4500 Bav aR : FERRY PPON'T let your job. See ~Y png eran werd chee has yh M tical bear Teak; fer cavity in single or. ‘double. flat. orem wilte go5 electricity =“ ee tor | EARNEST MONEY IN BREE, HOU RS| iting, Box 0-195, Post Dispatch. —) only $40. 7? foot. _ - aT AOA oamele. ie one 08 my _ Broadway r 00d home mut «tt. ooo oe ON «8 nish plans, estimates, bonds, etc. . amily a \ hv bed: ga- ‘GS TRUST CO., 4915 Delmar. from $15 to $25 per foot, in exché NO COMMISS pea . PROPERTY Wtd.—South Side flats "| LOT—S. s. St, Louls av ; Ox7T20: ru Spreng to ii) CKRILING: LIGHT i Cot Prilliante. rooms, sun parior and furphy SAV ING d able seconds or equitles over Age agent for flats, tenements, h Box H-364. Post-Dis. Marcus: 25x150: price $1000. Olive 564 site: 50x 1S Delmar al telephone i HEAT FURNISHED, A 4048A a es 2 rages: Mmcome $6200 year; trade for bus- FE. ARM Ww ¢d.- Exc hange pa ome y Michigan esir } = ound lies well and Purchas ng Ls , le es stores or wva- ferred ; Casn. $s o ous z a F & F RANKE. 1008 Chestnut. SAVY INGS TRUS CO. 4 4 4 . ’ od... meme se . gs, Ask for Mr, Gil- brick and able firsts; the gro. cottages. 6-room residences, a “GLE FLAT Wtd. ——P rivate party de KEAN rr | ——40xiS nn. @, er. - Dover ol. oe. % a BI TTS RKOeCT ey ee en “: 4S-apartment | butiding. |b income on grade er practically so; a Nhe mans | cant; consider yg coneitton — an ine SINGL single 4-4 or 5-5: fairly moderna; VACANT—S. e. corner Garrison and Mag VACA on in a a Place. where plenty | sos apmzaatane Giic ICK R, E. CO., 822 Chestnut. Ol. 9483. Fic year: price $250,000; will glear| . 4 and Le ea eo ie similar ground |{2 St. Louis, See ”\ ecgppaataaneborce | give full details. Box H-76 P.-Dis. "| VACA Bo ee ne Te ey) eee ee building up very fast; the 4 me, .nie - 7 Ta tons ~ ° Pint ge hace ya ' | in the last two years’on s . th st.. room 711, meen ee = ro —-— Yr aT Wr cea. i) filling sta ‘ . Paalestoom i= Se Ip EAL ESTA T E COTTAGE Me cat =e g oz eee fee stieret: alse 16 tibts and sfores: Tents adjoining. will, {rage one lot (or all for |X. se ow On FLAT WANTED | StSGER OR DOUBLE fh Mg to | site KOLLAS-LUPFER, 1138 Chestnut. _ DOERFLINGER R_CO., Jefterson-Gravols, A r “s. - —————~---- ~~ —> goo ocation or farm: al: 3 and Cal etal value from $450 to D, . Gravois. or vacant. © 0-29, Post-Dis. — nie! be 4 atin Hive: 310 | |) FOR LEASE tage or bungalow in northwest, De $4000 year; stove heat; want ‘good s NCIS-PERRY-RUTH, O11 02 N. 8th st.| For farm, out Gravoi: Riverside 2990, | deal_with owner, Box i WE have over 300 ft. of vacant is > ‘a | t Park Bou : mar 3143W, 5387 St. Louie 9c. = Chics lee entes o mkep gaten 7 FL ATS—Want business or farms, | _ DIEHL eae | | SINGLE FLAT W td.—-Modera: | eed ae | a gt “near Floris. o.5 Bette a Oe RAN including, etre - - r j é As “s : ou b . — . “re mith. . . eo pymeav | 4300- 06 F «peg REAL ESTATE CARDS —— | DOUBLE FLAT at 706 Chestnut. Yi AT W td.—Have 500-foot front near St. MINTON._Title Guaranty __Gldg.__ Have buvers for flats and_ tenements. | ial Post-Dispatch. ges wala Berek: et made. Kamp, OEE TY CO. South Side Agents, 5419 agp Kine, | ight 2.Story Bldg F BUNGALOW or residence to sel!; small | equity, HARIMANN. 4 Charles rock road, with 7-robom house, | Way 491 different trading propositions. BAITINGER. 409 Fi erton ‘Bide, 7th-Pine . Vtd.—Modern: good loca- 216 Wainwright Bidg. Olive 8342. | Gravois avenue, Riverside 4108. a In » ae fou Sentnionion. We se!l it. if cheap. a | _Olive 7903. __ sunty lot: want city beck. ethane: “will exchange for good dou- MINTON, 214 Title Guaran'y Bldg. _ SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? DOUBLE A rd wens at once. Box L-18 0. TS—Two. 30 feet, N. Kingshighway bl.; WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY—A __ real 7th et. | 100x180. "36. 000 square any 4295]. Ac) EQU ST ——-Eagnanns sgounty, to Dispatch. | ble flat. located west or south. Box L-257, PROPERTY Wtd.—To exchange, = Buick “LIST IT WITH BELLI (¢83) Phat-Dispate ‘h. : peER, 115 Wainwright Ride Gent O00. ES i v 4 bendels Cathedral ‘district; will con 170 P-549. Post-Dispatch. _ Will buy your nronertyv for, cash. ey ieN pT 1.—-4 or 6-family, for in- 45x107, at bargain. Olive 12 Box H-' 5419 Gravois ay, Riverside \, ia eaetrnut LeGRA ND JON ES, Ine ot I BUILD HOMES a EXC HANGE—3017 Aritnaton ay seis, colored or — income, Box L- "| OLD PROPE RTY Wt: i —{acom@ property J. R. PODOLSKY. Central 8509, big rn aan dea). : Box L.-263, P.-D, Qn Post- Dis + ---—--—=—=—--- | VACANT LOT—35x1823: 920 ser. fees. et ' Pog maga 10° N. SEV If you have a lot. I wil! a eg an and room ¢ — 4 Post Dispatch. | hn of any kind up to 0,00 w g. tue Chestnu m sf , — —wWhite or colored: ee hway northwest. in | GET: Ce 8 Ee — 1° th and ||) REALTORS. apeiosliorc d tor you. Onen evenings, 8 sd Madison. west End|/FOR EXCHANGE—3 choice 50-foot Pes some cash and clear lot 40x112.6, just |; ___——— WE BUY REAL ESTATE TENEMENTS Wid. wy ant location. Have LOT—On ptinashisi side street, between | 7, AN om wer Montana av. 40° 11"x ; ey © W. DIEHL. G801 Gravois. Riv. 2990. EXCHANGE—Furnishings _ good weet . city: in Webster Groves: want second yo east of tg E. Prairie av.: ang assume. PAY ALL CASH cond! — no a Box L-182. Post-Dis. Lillian and Thekla. A. Rembold. me | 12 ery reasonably priced. lance retall IF you desire quick action on sale of your rooming house, for ee DOOR. of trust or equity in improved. Box L WM. L. HECKMAXN & oi (c62) ANSWER IN 24 HOURS coneidera dicot a ar rs 4 room flat. McKean: : Sidney 24914. cntaintatacs | ia REL INGER R CC). Jefferson & Gravois At: adjoinat Suburban Property «don't fail to see us before list-| house or flat. __Forest_« d farm, | 102. Post-Dispatch. = Olive 2464. 1 ee) ae hfe FRANK ‘L, DIVTIMSIER R. B. CO, WILL pay cash or Pe ET ‘ost- Dispatch. | k R. VACANT Acres Do sen oR — yoare; low | . tv ba ing. Phone Delmar ‘ 76 or 777 and our EXCHANGE—I188 acres, inkproves Broad-|FOR EXCHANGE—2-familvy 7% and 8&8 RE iSIDENC E Wtd.——For my flats. Box F 6°4 Chestnut st No_agents. Box ing ¢ ingle or Northwest _ oa 3400 3S. Kingshighw M. , i | OFFICES—Feor doctor rt ee 1 100m - porenentative will ¢ $20 per acre. Hastings, 3626 § room apartment, West End, Jot 50x165. P-516, Post-Dispatch. se Original “Quick Sale Wanted” Agen‘s. WE have cash buyers waiting for -_ tene- Terry. n. &.. corner of alley: 50 cheap. (EO. L.. HEIBRE DER. ots Wale : | eleth st. | . new building aa eo lanier RASTON- TAYLOR es ig * ad way, St. Louis, Mo. jl) im-| #-car garage: want home, city +e RESIDENCE—10 rooms, in Lewis pl. _mod- (c9%) double flats of 3 and 4 Aloe for 3 or 6 LOT—7 eee front by 135 feet deep: west | wright Hidg. Centre! 1608. ae aquare feet.) pie fare: P Fa Y, BR 18 Suttog ROPER 2 Tv 6. | BX SHANGE—A fine building “git oR or} 28 part _pav. Box 1-103, Pom- “Dis. —¥ | ern; leaving city; sacrifice. Box 0-1 Pt ments: ytd A Bpny south of Delmar: | of Cinra; suitable for single or double rey | 50-FOOT LOT—$18 FER FOOT °- , Raston: | -ermets howe LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH provements; for a. first-class FOR EXCHANGE—Apartment, 12. fam- | Post-Dis, BS i family tem ood W ext End location. | yyp~ GRETHE Mm & 4O., S11 Int. Life Bid, | Must sacrifice this week; all age hy in good | =r nRie— PDO es Cc Ins i. ‘ Ayia > ot We ee Witd—will “exchange . my (‘'y sh for Old I ats on > ly poeeee. RATE 717M ‘Chestnut. LOT -49xx T hekla | av. onal f a street | monte in: brick alley, ete: ¢ ty wa 71h. Ly 4 . en % q rty “oe ees ) rus ion: will take alow, good vacan -y borane? Pls i make easy Aer svi 9 | UPA). 7. — | wag ‘a bu re a ROLAND A. ‘Is ‘ ticulars sec business: Central " ck wood) Ate nse for you until we sell. EXCHANGE $2010 second deed lots, tion; will take bungal ded Box | double apartment-fiat and n - \wernees EDD Chestnut. Olive 8502 *ARTMENT WANTED. made; excellent for a wy rand. 2 Chestnut \! STORES ae Sore nad a OuF representative will rr I 1 lot, agg cnr ara a suburban ed Post-Disnateh, shane ee a he nse G srand 4194 fetch — BUSES® a Yo WANT TO gg erat 4 or % family ae cae enibie 4 BA 4 eC. ett x ‘arene Rs TY AND UNS * | Feom au “BUNGALOW LOT ties lesenut | Webster Grove , ‘ SAVINGS TRUST CO,, 4915 Delmar. as down pay t r 7 4B) oe. ML SmnPEy GROUGEIEREED PRET RN PST ayette. G - — ate em . - ° "est End: must be reason - ) Par . ; av road. new i JAS. cx MORE " 1024 Title Gua S Phene. Forest 8240 and 8242 ESAT residence; ear c ae s Stine fishing FOR EXCHA: NGE-—3 pons ome isi | RESIDENCE wv td. ae Apartment for ex- SE] L — ist ee rive varvall c lear dwelling and cash in| iL OT—50xl 35. a w. cor, Fiorimsant (Fle. eg er Grove Kinevhighwar? BOntSee . . = ones | WELLSTON OFFIQN RENT COLLECTIONS ~ |excuaxce cover 00 never! finn, for| Skchabse for tats or tenement Ate. |" change. Wtamty.exraitene condition: | SELLS nierlit with | eheeramalt, clear Saveting ane eee: Sb ERT SANVIS Heal | lf, blocks east of Kingmhignway! ‘f i 58x) | :-heated Careful and efficent management of] front and large lake on the Box bert, GLICK R. B. ( Se ca es | low up to $12,000 part pay. Box L-162, Seventh ry Chestnut. _ _ Main 1 ° ] reaxdtlieiien. | tor. 106 Chestnut. 1 4 aw . i ASE Ri * one Ss. eee xe HANG E—Mi dern 7- -room frame, Yon clear 130-acre tillable farm, no pulld- | RESIDE NCE W td .—- -Exchangce part of out- If you want to sell your real estate | OE SEES ith . = Cabany 221 aw ae or level IN LOTS: SOU ‘ —s in. New — NEW \wtBPROOF GARA Gon Beeerice fo. pranetty noldersy m. &. Co.. the bluffs. wae t ereca: "35 ‘minutes te Mt “g vata oa: ‘Bib er acer ak | ing site, subdivision on Meramec, nee quickly at the right price. bd [T, 42. FLAT N cciorad districts Enright, ¢ oat: oe | LOT—5720. Matt uae IR ig $30 | Fa ree ute valvee ate pal * aie . sieeping | Selinins ; my orn S P . - was Begs res TOY fru tr 0.: or w se! » Cc é : us ‘ } Sidney 42. | ve: col¢ istrict; ao | a i morove / ee. 6} Streets, 8, ter, . . ' — |WITth OR W th mrp | lm Becdwee: rant punaalow in were | Hi Mcintire 17 N. Crawford av. Chi- | ha ras page 3 cg Be one yO mad as YY WRISKERG,, Muene mene | Were’ Selle, A. J. Stein, 2714 N. Taylor. per fool: clear thie: owner... Peter Lane. | walks, Come today. | Drive to Arsenal : ‘ RBASPEMENS. \ ; aa A) = , ton district: onlv fair trade considére CAO. it 7? YEO ME ; oe . fe) Sa ig ; O36R. coeetumnincmaninianean 0574 Powers. Forest ———-—-—""“* | gtreet and Russell place { es , he TENANT. OWNER, Tht x BASE 198 Phone I elses 212. mee | BR SY ~ 98 | fiate on; Doliten Bldg. emu waar, mapa de Delmas Wtd—In colored o ' . , , 5 . arm, 2 hi cumbrance $50. ; = z= , ‘ Ss A? 7 . e mT oe ; ; a er on ; saith 80 west —— — emer oes. | ite 9 enn * Cate =o = FARM—Wiil trade aa @ ea =, prone.ty.| trade for stores and flats or clear house.| por exchange South Side corner bulldtig | eR ot HOUSE Wtd.—To buy: 3 or 4 proees oe VACANT-—Natural Bridge road. OT—40x100, Siniiey av; all imorere. mine hanes: sat Yr. RUIMLDING w oy Oe : ee - ; etch 3 pm Post-Dispatch. {| Ask for Mr. Gilbert. 4. 9483 | With 2 stores, 6 rooms, bath, varnnce. $$$ — lot suitable for garden aed cae fit west Si per foot 4 mide. BEC KERS. LOT —4 made; sacrifice. Grand 4963R, ; rent $55; = loca . gi gat geen : a eens MICK 2. CO, 8229 Chestnut. OF. § | ctric: clue f-meat market | —=— a Bir Louis; no agents, "| BI8 Merchants’ Laclede : = : on nl ae . ic) | 300 Weat Pine. Bt, ous, _— Wtd.--And — of-town aor. | POk TRADE Baaie in a 4-5 room mod- | Saeed Ba pee 3 "Box H-74, Post-Diis. | ee IST Z near 86. Louis; a ly cee LOoT-23 yee Dressel av ood. LA ‘A jt -2e 7 . 40xx west: no. 8: OO C ats an z } : , . . "a ! =" CYL , . ® = - ‘ te .. rit : re -~ - Cheetrut ee © li eer d se poedininnsentietontins i oh — gy Tre B Sot. et Saag same os REE ide. ey ye For nia ee - % ; | ee ae . cS, dai Post-Eene cn. epravecnnen 64: Rye Ban my 5 Gun | EODGENE EDDY. 716 Chestnut, Ee, a a . es u . _ " . —— as » é s | roved. Vers ~ q ailior isin, t ' ay c ‘ rr ve ~_“ . - ; 7 > RR rx : n° 120 acres rood ut Mmiy en aaaf*came *% nity. Colfax fliling st=t'on atte. Hosek, 1704 8. 19th. Bld Chest building. (Sig Trade Mark registere Oe ben: bungalow, _ Box . | STORE AND FLATS——Live business | | ‘4 ) L. BAKEWELAU, ||| x. 18th asa CRUTCHER & CRUTCHER, Nelle: IVISION OPERATORS il Wid on plain ® bathe. a oa Sere ae TGR Olive FQO3. pe ty in 4am. |FOR EXCHANGE su acres, rege to. 6. come $4800; want clear farm, busi | EDWARL ° a AL BERT T. TERRY & co. } ee nerth loop. Seve ee — north side Mancrefe ; , agin f lies: rooms. -« a —Will trade equity | " r . otta@wes: room for id i . | reer | — : Pven or ee oe —_ ‘ geet = FARM We - yt + lle eg renting | egy ape gy eel will trade for bun- | OF MAR’ EMANN. 311 Title Guar. Bidg. os "th St Olive 5655 | | 1 | : ille Av. Near Goodfellow avenue through to Perned av. Rive or p Fooms and | — uS—Fil ling stations, late. EP Oven Quanter C ENTURY elt’ sar a “for small farm. | ee aed - ge gy Riverside 2671J, TENEMENT for equity in bungalow; Uni- | 118 N. ees Spec ializes in homes and se testi pele, ft en thie attractive atreet; | suMtivision. Bee us for pitas ve. Sees oe. | garage. brick. 2 x30, compas FDOANK L WATTER JONFS Re te oo, ry f-room 5 ARAGE Wd wit exchange 50-ft. lot | Sie Tt Bal, bw i obE oe — We will have a lively market when |j | more homes than any agent IN | ». Sf ag owner, will nae ii wit kG nee MAKE “OFFER : aa Mee | brick m= rage, wo Pel Ww td.-—4}0 ciear 0 n ; r ¢ we : - ; “ 402 St. L uls Ae ie FE sfiy i f at ‘ ted for 4y J os}9 “ +5 == , brick sarang, wee Ls pos 4000 mortgage. sive yi + a An ve fe OO-| _ flat for 24 deed. fark aaah = dant . ) sth st. oh _ “shock path furnace frome sn BL noni avmentt Sea G-181, Post- i trade $30% v0 7 ~ . ' _ ae rr fo l ar equity Tor | ne ! . - "S) : ie “Sq deed of trus uv: Sout par ; ; a —— - nl ne \ Ferry at or sma ie lie . a ‘B——Take 9d deed | To buy: | is suits. ° : a. Cabans gn? aa 30% sat, — yu 1ae © / Oona Quicx Sat WANTED Acents mM TER JONES R. E. CO bi8 Chestaut | SAVINGS TRUST CO.. 4915 Delmar | : | TO EXCH ANGE: —Fat hed houses: north.!| BUNGAI ot. me + Box 0-361, P-D. | want P sagen and good re A Steady, Healths Growth | w ic lGuneraL co INTRAC “TORS = sores FARM—R80 acres. St. Louie County. near) INCOME Wtd.—For my 360 ee © ge? t y ant wtay Post-Dispatch. F Louis: 5 OR COTTAGE Witd.—In h { it ‘St. AN OF HONESTLY. WELI-BCUILT. &s0n- re est PPS Se 4 nfurniehed | or double flats. bynasiows | | pom Manchester rd; good house and o butt improved dand in ee Sit. 000: : > ¥ CHA NGE—Groceries for ic, A BU NG ALC ern part of city, state sie 23 C es nt ids —* STANTIAL, MODERATE-Pu kD Bick | Et it) dux-—Will seil-or trade. gs. % 5, Pendleton | furnish plang and Sean af 0 sa ————— = inge: fruit of ali Kinds: exenange IF & ir- bevel. well ia mig 181 Bent! Dispaten, ~ ouse or flat. in amounts to suit awe | ener 81. Post-Dispatch, =. sg te ry. GA AND BUNGALOWS, IN L. HEIDAREDER, 915 Walnwright Hag. ° : eHndleton, ; 3340 Shaw mut. a ‘ab LY "4 : Sa? yee dence or bungalow. Owner, 10: a ; w iil assume. ; ie = ef ha a! Pesote Ss Tth st. ra x . : W—Sbetantial, for cash; nS ' b rban Property Wanted iA N hee! } R > ST I} IT | Central 1600 t repair shop, ) MII. WORK and screen: ° REAL ec ESTATE. EXCHANGE mount Olive S683 are 1! INCOME PROT ERTY a Wrest | Parke I ° NGE 17 g acres. for Ba f BUNGATA egrets price. location and par- Su u Low wtd —tn | 4% 4 i POREST AY peer Clayton, “jot Sox ie, 3 4 ; ,our work; send ' divert APART SP Ny a “>. e AR M—50 adap — 0 gmap fim . ane? prets. Sare.t8 pnd bay, “heat: ge . H. Geltert, owner. 3703 $ Bom ey Rox H-306_ — Poat-Dis , cn iT TAG E OR ,BUNGA y'* tails. Forest / 41900 WEST AND 1200 NORTH street made Kamp 105 N. 7h . . s % i ery, shoeee specifications or cal cor’ ‘ Wid Ex. hange acre Chesterfield; ¢ lear: an ffe aubfect | as, ; .) ale for income property: as | j ¢ — geome “ ss = W Wtd —$ or 5 rooms, = Webster prOve ' On the peak of a hill from whie h «@ Hive B47 et : ; Ri aoe! food Praducts ~ : a ench. 80 acres rice land, 4U| .. "Gravois av. east of Je petopegd vat |, With exchange fi prep ewe , farm, 8% BUNGALO scott mall down pay-| 4697J. : be had “ : : ae ; all iocation: Blow et. er a fine land. good timber Veet Spare. $*: 500" de ed of trust, Box I 038. rbd. = Mt aca RE cc @.. 822 Chestnut, O1. 9483. | TO E XC H ANGE i’ buae ay. "tor 10 or wed pe! ah o a S40 ‘mont , ‘ [ d ‘ « . ’ - : : a. ‘ ‘let ~ ree yO) , or jarce residenbizghway bus line L0yT——37n145. Unien & aide ante = * Paion pel.) V. MUBL te ‘ ie i "ae td.—Exc _—— equity in destrabie year. for go eS fat ma ©... BIR Ches* aut | clear v acant lot. nw ean : — ne cation ton, as $7500: will exchange equity ‘of y bb gd Dlepa' teh, ; ~ HOME Wid Have $3500 as leitie) onal fat Fenrose s.); conveni-nt te lee iine tween Welle and Minerva. “Grang : 3 ie mill! mond tte i- oe ot for cord or Chevrolet roadster o- | WaAtl iy ER JONES R, fe. Oo}. £2 —— ’ =" |, oF on h-roon ong mene DI dl Rig * $2300 “fer eounty acreage ane oo Pr. Nes A LOW oR COTTAGE Wtd—wW a wayment on Webster home 5 ‘land Natura! Bridee line and « omoumee “df va; oe Sale - thy LIP? 70n% ‘tarvhaend ‘ _ oe sh “" 1 . Vd nth + all = Sun: a MOrning. 4133 0 wARM-—110-acre, well improved src will | ete Box H--26,_/ Post ats ? e ference in cash. ume Kirk woo lor BU! : ge: private party: no agents bdo Poat- Dispateh ananeniemnitiiimsi U. Ry’s bus extension notth “a are +e Drive. Universigg ( ‘ty, owner, ta ie ry 14° | Hl N ‘ v x “olfax 1425 ' mile from De ae» ry | sie taneane | LOT Wtd.—South: ane: ™ smyre =r >-_D. | 32 Kirkwood 84} ner pay $6600 caah: boe Ss: Ge: © ett HoOlSsk Witd.—Oid, to Gate _ > rood chure % ae acho poe a no. view DTI , . Y 7. . vv 4 SALA — iy; r j - exchange for| sel] c heap or tfade for St. Louk cottage, 3O feet: cash. Box Ls lh, NT Wtd.—Foer my jn ‘ome propert oe Fox «0. ae 24. Tost-Dispa . ae Ww ebater lo location. Box G- i. | Churches mitvisien, yP—-Abtractiva: dt = Ble dinre on s wher, mM NO-acre, Mion P-505. Post-Dispatch > $8000. | SURGAL OW Wid.—To buy. dern and in HOUSE Wid.—@ or 7 room. pv gag EL >. A GANSH, Am. 130 puAer Bilg. he aide of Roland ‘oa yee TY nee y mews, 2125 Edwardsville rd., Madison, | J. nS in yo1A8 ? iv; mo cash; will exchange. ih | WANT &t. Louis im; proved for “i modern on one jane, Vg 4 Le 3 oe ‘street cars Webster) on56 with owner Omiy: Olives Oa Ts st. Fores 2805. wT My eal Ree es ; a pag teau, sil = ge eee ale , y new fou : ' eighborhor _ , fe) Box O-.0. F.- : 0 ele : Tele ‘ P with : 4 quity im om) ' good neig x :D. (c) cash. in the beat ha acaeay RO ALow Wtd —Have new modern sin- FOR EXCHANG® 4s we heating LOT Wtd—To exchange punts Soo | erick bungalow, Pine Lawa. Box L- a bave $1000 cash. Box V- 169, Daas Pen. i’ at. @#2xx 8 Grand, to exchange for hardwood floors, and 8 Y modern; want lot in. good ‘locatic -Dispatch oF profrs Rooms | . we i] trade for modern bungalow five ; Post-Dis. Post ; t eli or part | . low. in good lovation. C. Kist, plants, will , 2 L-28. P.-D part payment. Box L-168, 5 ithowt ‘ener, | ta ne 8208), Olive 622 (c)} or other property. Box . P.-D, ti cle Olive 1497, LEX Jy te a eS ee Call a wc

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MARCH POST-DISPATCH. _ —"- ee ROTA Pe SE pee REN SALE |SUBURB’N PROP’Y PY FOR SALE cong PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURB’N PROP’Y FOR SALE | ‘SUBURB’'N PROP'Y F cITY REAL EST’TE OR TY ALE SUBURB’N PROP’Y FOR LE SU | sal (CiT REA ESsT’Te FOR SA SALE CITY REAL vedi FOR S | be: ~ = ae a = —— = Ly rete av 2S Ser | Modern Bungalow Bargain | Pr cig ET : Mapiowaeat oe — ———— —— : ‘ 2 curs “clone to rade an ‘4 high achoo-s: yi OOIR LA AN DS ya Florissant rd.: 5-reem. 2-story stuc- REAL “subu ‘ban home: 7 rooms conven- RE: IDE Né “Es arms, = & - ~ ; —- ae P _ —_— - fH gain at $2200 cash. 7 years on balance: One-half bleck f St Charles roag BUNGALOW—6-room frame: good founda-| 7340 Mane —_— ~~ r bifa ate 20 minutes’ ride jp 5 bas meng ow lone to | ss S A LE, $17, 500) + St ey ee a tien and basement: with little experee ‘oe to wale aba ath ‘ 1 NIVER: we |; Cars’ ~ bua lines a! ic = sSur Soom penta | r 7 mities: rengai 4 start garden — hickens. Brown, owner. | R . SUR LK AMP & ©O., 6211 a av. SS ee a en — y Figg | _Maptewood or vietniey — = OPEN FOR ' at Woodson Station. $ ate beeee fe tacated on Moorlands | &2 S300 DOWN for house. ok 50x170. price $50). fie Office span teem : x We are ge Reo ; : . T r Y . E—3 new} @ - > ; 40) made - sf ree! : a can ae “9 ’ bint ~? ‘ ‘ lo ; , . cash down and payabie on & mo ii } District of t OuIS ‘v; want to go to Denver. look the on | fast room and 2 tile baths on second B .¢ new 5-room brick bomgalows, Bowe and erase; frust trees, ete.. c. Y. ABERN m0 beat. - head garage: —_ St Ll ad take Creve (Coeur ¢a to Wheaton Station. . .. " aa f Sis. o ATHY Rs roperty today. Drive et a we il orth on Spring av to Albin ev.. see | floor; hardwood floors throughout: hot- , om Ra me: yy eh vay a R-room dutealo beth Holland fur- a Ty Cheornai ~pe aeleamen a property @ill give you | die Bo, yy Fe om : : ®. ~ ’ ~ © : ~ —Ciavyton rd.. near Maeon rd.. 70/, ~" — So : uy tures: aod garage: lot 49x20 with! water he . ii - SHAWE FRANCIS, Special Agents. PARM- ive et ca near Chestertield, | fall particulars, | Pio and ~_ * trees. See OFMEVER. | ca a wo Be ibe? gee beds: t +: 4 “Lt , => ac it. Chartes rd. mear Patton-; a — f. ~~ @ : oriasant a nien. Colfax 2850. Open! JoHN iH - HOVBROOK-BLACKWELDER SS acres: St. par Ccegant homes. wm.| shaw & Francis, Special Agents. Pw gM gS 3-4 pen | JOHN H_ ABBOTT. * Rea tor . ' . or -— ATTENTION CHICKEN RAISERS! BEAUTIFUL BUNGA zx \\ ondertul Bargain. 2424 Toit. 4 lace rooms with cel- | T18 —_— . * REAL ESTATE TRUST CO., Agents. H._ Taylor. toon tee ne ei eytatne.| Holbrook-Blackwelder Real iat ; HOME—IL10-roon ern stucte. acres on north side Warson rd__just | trees: price $3000: terms. Call for Mr./and chicken house: — floors; 100x700 sunken gardens: Best 'o- | Main 5055. = 1010 Olive sonth of Pitzsinger ri priced at $400 | Renson. OHMFYER REALTY Co.. Florte _weather string: lot SO0xtée: us Hane : ~ —— . ee EEE tien suburbs: bargain now. Owner, SCHLURBAN HOME OR CLUB ner acte for immediate «ale. will divide to leant ad Union. Colfax 2850. Open eve street: owner there 3 oo ox hange: a ecsiiainds aeteniillies -. hi Forest 46) ] . : a ad ale at ‘ . ; a Le Catecd at Ar acdia near La na? Killar Sait are m2 Ke terms: pms be Ty¥ in “ft Louts — and Sundavrs : IOHN s RT, ARE a RRO... e ~G city vi - ———— = SY ROP 1 SE—Porisale or trade. pretty 5-room } ney ‘eent —— tine 1 | ‘Ss. HB CARTER. Kirkwood 5-ROOM BUNGALOW. 250—TERME . = pogrom ional —_-- »* eee —— — ’ ’ F Bit : Ee rol aSa.e€ | : trace. ' -s 2- TOO! ' ‘ . Magnificent: im pro Vemen:.s. cos.ins ; ‘ TF tesomi ‘ H. . . - . GA Ww. 4 a ; ————_——— = ———— = BURB'N P Y OR SALE home, garage. S326A Texas. $40,000. Beautiful grounds with 599) Phone Rirkwoo a S816 Seott ay, 5 bright reome with i BU Nt ;Al OW — 2108 | Chazlack, av. b ick | BOrSES—sSe va’ choice country home. 1 | |atge oaks. fravei drives, etc. Stately 1° - | ‘hath: concrete foundation: finished: hae | ——— ) alow FOoms 3; SOU. Wm. He to 3%4 acres. Max Risch. 6220 Michiean. room mansion with every modern conver !- rice d. ff ment: earage: Int APk?O0- rrice $4750: — AGE—Good §-te &-roem Tar! rT. toh Wn 402 214 > 7th. : 3 (e99) ence: rend m cottage: plenty fine out-| ePacy terms. See OHMETYER, Froriceant and: eiectric. with ne ~o AL ow—7 rooms. garage: lot 50x | —— TT A ENN a IRE ey pemcnnen buildings. [I positivelr must sell at aco 5b ‘orth of Clays ym rond: onir Bs. ofs left fm) Thien, Colfax 2830. .Qmen evenings and, Charlies Rock road. with RE — ‘ -” ee Uu j a a ance 67500; terms io suit. 1212) HOW se— a. eh nee g's . mie > ae for best offer. [f vou can't take a dav tHe beautiful Meh! Edgewood 4ddition. [If Qindare ideal for truck farm % sce se ot Prince’ on ‘vs a \ e rapt vex . eo and Pat! 5% S: on Gravois Te. Aa) gg eee ie in at do not cai) interested. @ } . — - | mm . , ; & O e v. 7700 Page. _(c) ha eff to inspect property. the ail} interested. see us at once NEAR INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT oo Wertston ; > ente be ae oe che. eet a 5 ae aa : ‘ NAD 4 “ on : tes Sonieial » sihiabahpali ng £2 ie ey s =e & met Ps) ae ry ee Ma erke tee Seen ely o _— _— a _ aie 5 r ee ee sage - hin aah 2 pens a m Masa prt: 40 5" # ‘ ¢ a 7 os eats we “REAP NRE er mat ee RENE ye i an se et ter tn i is Seon =e be Resta ah 6 + a >. “— a : des eee 4 er ar Pe ee | - A « * > “ 7 é P . . : aie Rete 2 by ’ 1 bas wd 5 . i ee ee Ps ere r oe ue Hea 4 a eee oT z at es; x Mars aL al " ; ‘4 pyc) ton y Fa ROA ee a . ne aa Tay a aye 4 . ; 8 . A : 2 " fee ve ? a os 4 fr , pe ert f ta ° soon: A: pie fs ; tas te bb YO oe bg : mf — Risch, 6220 Wichigen (AO) : , a mae ee ae LRERT T. TER +7 S°3 Cheetrnt | ! “NG LLOW — 211 Rose Aili av.. Kirk- HOUSE a 4-room ops 71 ese of me I? really nierested TAU wi re ine ALRERT A ERRY @& € es | ik. "120 Fim: pretty 5- roam cottee. an. | sparen 1 : ae Ty TRUST gg te artic) ) ALTE 1 1 re Vw onder i ‘nl spe {* Il iF } | , V{ + Tt ; “ as ; ne“ f ith ae now Oven: wads . eet Py ae . ™ . ; _ . wee? trig t oh =e od en 1 & 23 ‘ ere f S re AT) 4 DP ae NEW a E OPE? a fo wndattear hath wae eleat rio rr. NG Al AYW iain Or sale or ; ‘ 4 : nk — and $ pe ] : a eS he t. +} { yppe Ty | li jt if V () t = r * { AY a Ni . 4 Li ytY iat . , att + rs -* 5 ale Ym- i ie . = a — so — 10 a ae oa ning ° rep ns LN re i fr re¢ ‘eer. . g ov} DArTi i BALANCE S30 . ER VONTH eee *‘ernye - E> ; 4 ee r* wu eo ner BUNG 4] 7 if WY — v= 7 / CO o3 ’ } awh: — RR AI ht 1 + Si } “ ~ * 50x150, garage; monfesident| haif block south of St. Chartes rock road. MODERN BUNGALOW. , $1000 casa | BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN phowner ale Wook wn. ane | eS be) SB, = 1 x ~ > | || owner: must sel Owner _on_ premises, (92) | OS Werer rd.: furnace. th. and elec- . a . 7 - aa . . (GRAND BOU LEV ARD AND CARONDE LET I ARR) a Boyrry me e-aI. ES, 4914 Delmar. | Hi Tiki SES—Y on. CAD rf rou will: aevera! “4 tric Ce garage in basement: a7 - ft. fro Mi. only ' BU NGALOW Laren av Poe, Col fax 3339. Colfax | 140 av.. (yveriand. t 6. . ay BUNGALOW —Olive : ote Fond. | at) — 5 roo: 2 on time: ‘x $5250. | . Reeltors reade Blac. Olive °TR | On the north side of Lawn av., west; Pk y "4 ~ ‘ - - Olivette; 6 rooms; lot x225; fine loca- | lease: -all modern conveniences ke | SELLE it L - ai. of North and South road: one mile gouth | 105 out of 142 lots sold just one W eek after |, tion for ofl station. Forest 8242 | Creve Coeur Lake line to Chariack two | FLORISSANT VALLEY BARGAIN |of Claytore read; % mile north of Man-| BUNGALOW—Modern. carace stable. | eg SR a __ SAVINGS TRUST CO., 4915 Delmar. _ | Dlockg north: or drive out St. Charles) 5 acres at west limits of Florissant. on|chesgter road: 5 room frame and stucto chicken houge; fruit trees. grapes: Mock | Four-room —~y" - diay: | covers, PL. oO ening 7 i BU \GALOW—1350 Ki ngsland av 1, Rock r@. to Charlack. then south to 2449! Patterson ra: &323 per acre: rich land. bungalows. each with furnace tite bath. | south of h'gh "schoo! . Kirk « soa -S.W ; re rame. > inish , x r Ke: vinator re . P Jock north of Page av.: 4-room frame. | Cherie, Vv. 8S. Holloway ‘c} |JOHN GRETHER & CO. 811 Int. Life Ri4./ gas, electric: ‘ot 50x143: 2 blocks west | owner POLE 22 at ae atl Bd > ext glass oF. T > “' i > _ near —— on; tile hath, hardwood | RESIDEN: "E—10-room ee ; BARG. AN IN 5M. ALL cou NTRY HOME jof “Kirkwood -Perguson lime; reasonable BIrNGALOWS_New. 5 Foomse and bath:' $1850. any reasonable “ . ae de decorations. ‘electric HO U) s coors, furnece: lot 498x123. _____}| County; good reads. 1% Dios trom) = acres: near Kirkwood: % mille car ee erND CITY TRUST ~~ strictly modern. hardwood oun made! eral good building ¢ giazed brick fn ; side; + WN] Ti Liampiant RI NGAI owt oom modern $5500.| Caroline Garage: fruit &nc sRace trees, ime: ony 2500: easy terms: als one ~ v4, wei St ... Age. street: $5750: terms. Geo. Lehman. 330 grade schoo). og coho ass neighborhood: very Gr " merit l block from Cherokee car | 3 acres or less ground: price reagonable.| acres. improved 31500 Forest 1000. Union and St. Louis. _ Way av. Kirkwood, | oo HO |i 33 ss grown: —_ . 500. ‘ BRILEY-HENRICHS, Flat rea to be fully appre- 1 | 2Can owner, W wedtesd 5s). _ (cv) | J_W. KERR REALTY CO.. 107 N. 9th. | XE Ww , Bt NGALOW—New. moderna. 5 rooms, hot- Wahash 260 Ow er cerens. 7058 Lindell bi. é ie heen = = 3 ‘ jon oy ae ~" “ , = furna ae ce: 2pDrox! mate ly j6. . - . Buvers Talis en C a. d the value ot year old; ver terms. Phone Grand |1F_yvon_ intend building, look at, thig lot _BRICK BUNGALOWS ON TERMS tr heat. lawndry. nice tasement. ga-| HOCSE—On Qugood ae ~ y 880 for appointment. ___ “y r a o> ° _, (ee! £313 or se HAMMER. 3548 8. Grand 69x150 ft. : Natural Bridge, eact of Lucas + rooms and 5 rooms N ea rage under the house: fot S8xP40. $1000 | car stop. 4 Imire woman a nai WATERMAN AV. this ground. The remaining 57 lots will not EUNGAIAW——Moiern. brick. Natural | Hunt wds.: highest foint in county. ali /and bath; as low as $900 down, dalanc casi. balance monthiy payment: | price) of water: lot 50x238: neice meee brick bows and garege. Reider td. and St. Ann pl: lot 100x § imprevements: also a lot 50x150: owner ke Tent: vour chance to ert a erick | Ticht: just what vou want: Kirkwood-; pir at the or 1651 8S. a a ‘ . is CL a - . ee ‘ , " Nites spew pe ¥ PR SE RRR IBA ION Gh oy AC RA MUR PRTR ay QAR? 2. - - ' - | - + .? “+ ven * Po Trae . ~~" - . - ‘ “9 - 1 t | Yr 160: 7 large rooms. owner will show Grand 38153. - , but gaiow within your means and monthly) 7559¢61-63- 85 Pp : Rien wth nna L sta jon. in frout of house. in~ | AUG. A. GOVEL. . terme. iS one’. WELSH-BERGFIELD. Realtors, 0440 Ees- | LAND—6™% acres, modern — bungalow. on outlay: no use paying rent when you Can! syivania Pa: ye won i gy ~ ae con. | nate 48 Mt, (cOs) | REINENT : ton av. Forest 1] ii eee ao ae © Ray less. 3 blocks Ae Lemay Ferry ra. | ce one use nis, ta 'or iad sir ae * ‘an ~e@e - down. balance monthir: ¢rab this quick. LAND —12 acres, 10-room house: modern | house. a a ae Chariack and Fo = PY ws PAR SAVINGS TRI'ST CO — 92x150; all city « miveniénces; W@s.| 4-roem stucco. $4000. O as QO a 9 Take Lake line to Penmar Sta. ‘1 fare improvements: Gravois-New Hampshire or call Wabash 640W for more information. | _ Parkview 1400. | Cayt i 1 an a De Mur tra tne and street car transportation Fer 4-reem stucce. modern. . ," S € OO be ttekets Wak south 2 blocks. ASK avs Affton. Mo. Charlies Finck, A*fton. | A BEAUTIFUL HOWwPR—S810.500 ee — —_ ; information cali Kirkweod SO8J | @-reem frame. medern. Tous mme ¢ . io SS ‘¥YLVAN PL _NWw ( OU NTRY HOUSE— 3 acres: 7 rooms: all chynver- §-room brick. medern, : 4 i any “vime after 1 D. m.. ES OE TE IE CON ten SE a DET RL AAI RSE: Nps ir TOG BREIL ES NE ACC Eeae a a . : a 7 3 -" 5 : - } > 4 cali’ theese Be = . —_———~ we a a ee Er mars j v rt ms an t yy livier- roo;n a cross on ee oo ue , mM > Lert 4-roon briek 4 ry rth Delmer ‘ : . . stone > . ' BU NGA LOW—+t-room and hath brick. wit! LayT-—Prettiest in Wydown Forest. Cal | oms and at mvt om 2 lences: @Uick possession; $7506 rims room meolern. a beriain, 4 biecks no (Including water, Gas, elec tricitv., sewers, cater. gas. electric. only $4000. 735x160 Benton 21614. jthe front with fireplace. hardwood finish , JA. BD CLARKSON. Kirkwood. Mo 4-room brick. modern a te) | : “ let. easy terms. Inquire A. H. Rehtine LOTS in V irginia ‘Park: bie bargain. Box | 222 floors, hot-water ~v ot carage; only E ST ATE HOUSE—7% acres. with 6-rcom heuse 6-room frame. * : . . 7 : rooms, mat 4 Iton t Ty 417 uaa — 8103 MADISON ST. There ate very few estntes | LOT—120x193. on Woodbine. near Woo pe ST : ¥ 1 ake Sou 1 h ( 1 1 7] 1} (| Be il rr : \ a | l dl bu - TO ( cl l Oli = h sell f.ux™'sS . nx] Lo) . a : : ‘ a* - . 9 } 2 f=) r -;, si nr nd ‘aie eo a A, ee2or e; o 2 — Hote . ; . + i“« + t bia. m& aa : eT: - , a s > i nt 4 "ha! — Rox : roar. Th oma s Stat on. Ea - = ome ¥ INV CO. 63° 1 on - en ’ oe ust be S . ’ A ~ b a Dre" 2 s ‘ ‘larton Road distri. t but ™ a nave a SO1ZA St _ Vi : ncent. a ‘a hes ‘b LA ea . ~ e . » . - + a ° > - ers } rirrie Fit , 'Ta. ‘ ’ — ~ ty a Sid — ——— ——= ; : . . . oO : — TOUS ~4 ; a = ? at > oe a a ae die eS — ; - E delet Pat k and choose your money -makineg war and Hu eitagera jets | COS Have 5 beautiful lots, Vinita ter-| Jos. F. Dickman R. E. Co, 623 Chestnut. | SPectal offering of one of the best located | $50 CASH. $10 per month. 1-2 and 3 acres | ~ d ‘ . > ~ Bt NGALA VV = » a ™ Verona av. . 5 rooms. harraining 2 Cal fax ‘sae; ; Za r HANC Ee “FOR ONE. picgieah Bier Ee j arm? mr et attractive homes Ih t us Tistrict tracts at Kir k wood. Mo. trance 4." IM : y\ ERTL, \(N D PA : 3 t t a: - new, modern. gerage, poultrs hous» BRE MNER R = Cx .. W ain .wrieht Bla ° , - $01 mt ig ae } | Situated in 15 acres of beautiful grounds] 4250 Fiad. _ as (cies) om | OTS TO uN in grapes, fruit; lot LO@x215; 1 block east of TS ~~ ee tion -—— HRA aa po og phere agit wt mm a 4 with large trees, fruit trees. natural lake, FIOMES OF NO REGRET. rooms and breakfast reom, | Woodson rad. Overland. S. W. GETTE- | VOTS-~Two: goed location. Sor i ee a eae her one ond on eee | residence comprises 12 rooms. 4 baths} Exceptionally built trick bungalow. 7 electric. furmace. het waume is t ; c2 bs ae a lie OD vaire: price $12 ‘ ac 3t% , : a MEIER R. LE. CU., 6200 Easton av. Cab- | Boat. Tae tc] ~~ ge egg eben gee ll Sean* cee ean ‘ona Gen autematic oil burner, hot water heater,4Tooms, hardwood fleors tile bath. beautiful hardwoed floors. large porch: ' a * auy T7356 Pras ; ec Bat ne re a -_—— aan- tale I ake io. te Beet Milton av. ? 3 car garage. out buildings. Can be pur- j let ‘. — karage: S-focm stucco. cambrel Price nee $45) cash J Mv STL cco, 950 © aaa Nit A i ae =" and @ Ppoons modern | LOoOT—Granite City: 50x270: - for cot- | inote a seal em °418 East MM. aoeartiniad chased with only 5 acres if desired root wrtiwooed floors hot-water heat. ga- mon h an Bos! a fu “6 r rsi . 7 ——-§ agtn " ih Tie 4 ss ae Silas = “ on s¥ BSUuMiack. Lig t - A wr ae ae Pha . ~ — a a : ay - + ) rack With tile Da attic, hot-water heat: | _* b et wom We tina 25.00; easy terms. WUpen tox 722 Chestnut ive SOs lot 65x290: all improvements in; garage: BUNGALOW— 7 ee Gran oan an arondeset a: Rin : leo katage under house: let 45x146 feet. LayT 1f you want to buy a fine lot on | JOHN § BLAKE @& BRO... S15 | Chestnut. } . onal [close to cars, traim service and scheals: | . Pine Lawn, Ee - H; a 2610 Gravois Avenue Vie. 4762-63 we Ra WoND «ITY TRE ST CO. Agent. ‘ a martes —. ‘ —_ and = terms, MOOR! LANDS LOTS. = =i) pace is four years old and in perfect con-| hardwood floors, FS. =~ 4 nnaiities ' est 1) i ‘nion and St Louis : see 1). . a, riemt ‘at onv lite, o On east Mo land drive and Varkdale av ftion: want aniek sate (Corner lot. ee. , | . ta . wes BUNGALOW — 5126 Heage. St. Louis |LOT—30x135: Edgewood Park. 1 block |75 end 80 feet lotsa, well reafricted: all | WM. 3 HOLDAWAY. Real’ 723 masa me & FRANKE. 1068 ’ RALTY Ree iz 4 , SS -> SS —— Counts new 4-room ‘ioJern bungalow from ds 'Tkwood-Ferguson ‘line. Appiy | —— ents. For price see — Count 4 Home nue _ | _ Oltve 564. ae oe . —— }| Bath louble garagy let GOxl lo. See !| 3674 Cook. ss 5 +, Cc. R ILTENBERGER,. 14 N. Sth st KIRKW On 1D. YY AC ANT _ 'RUSINESS LOTS—In : 4 7. : = a eS. TIE N See ee ees LA’T-—-Heart of Florissant; 2 blocks from | SUBURBAN HOME REASONABLE “ * | Arde nav. Pine Lawnm: c 1¢TS pee iaibe i SL | SONS OURS ALES CO. hard road: 320 feet square: a real bar-| S707 Manola. 700 west on Natura! | | 1] 790. feet, near hich s‘hoel: cheap. | leaving city. 5829 Cote ¥ : f; i R vera 4376) = wsrled * Taro s av fain On easy terns Mr. Manning. For- | Bridge: this 4-reom niodern baongcalow can | On Clavton Road JULIUS HALLAR R ; ‘ “O.. SOT ‘ hesinw. COTTAGE—2 rooms. a =, ee = ; 190x300, e & : BUNG ALOW—5 room modern; St. Marys | |e 02.70 PRT O CL Ee AI (Cc) | be bought for $6000, on easy terms; open eas : . — | S@atage. must Sell. 42 A A ee see ee i ae ay th house south « Natural Bodg LOT—Om Onakwood a‘ Arbor Ter. ‘s | teda: ue Bea mht! ful iN ] rk wood Lawn. e ay. if «bad City). Ideal i. 2 a4 = r n N rman t rice nd terms ock from Kirkw dod - Fer “zuson r: 50x! N if ) a ; ae on wse—4 | ’ omg Lai | auld soberie © price ang terms// block from Kirkwood-Fecquses sot, 3Gk/ GGurnN REALEY © Grand 6914 W. | Bight-room frame house, , HOUSE—4 rooms. water ie, BUSH -FURNS, 1105 Chestnut. _ fe 7 eo) ‘. | e000 tas by + appidegy nen he feet: reasonable. Cali Fores iO | ELEGANT COUNTY HOMPE—Sell or Trade Home B .. Oat amici 108-2. | - 2 WASHINGTON bie 8 ee | / O~U0 Easton. Carany «55 pee w+ re om you wart ye ial rood us de- . : i. ae Baw rd sale. a a | ij ; } M i bl “4 . BUNGALOWS and 6 rooms, modern; -LOT—40 feet, unrestricted Lucas and} settioe this to you - new ly painted > oar ga- 707 Pearl av. Mermod pl.: thie brand Po hare #611 Oakwood ‘nese we . les y low price. easy terms. I have a num- Hiunt road, mear Easton av.; fine for! J. W _KE RR CO.. 107 _ N. Oth. _ “> 3: hl baer @ceeace wail wel pennan | OU Se 3808 Oakw ‘ease Ost ra e nN City ber of ehaice lots et attractive prices. / any busines: $4. > foot: all improvements. | ri MANS CHANCE _ rage and outbuildings : a ee 6 nes a covers! home. with hardword | fertable 5-room wood. Faas im > » See HARRY G. WITTE REALTY co Ror 1,84 es -Dispat +h S OR | 7 | _fleors. large Hivag room with briek manrel | o- i eee e SOG Stamcheeker ra Webuter 208? cc 0a gg ‘_ er gee a mail house, 50 feet; on reck read: wa- | 1 abo f 1 - be fo- wood fire. beautiful fixtures. excellent | SUs0en line. $3500 om esk uw about thie bargain: “eh to L ; t d NM yst Ad . tag :] . ———— se | ebster 2322 or | LOT—Luca sand H road frontage: 40} ter. electric; block from school: $150; | about two acres of ground: ot plumbing. hot-water heat. bewutifully dec- | _Unimproved. cheag . Bought right tf you have some a : - 3 oca e - ( ~ + \ aft) agzeous V ms oe me _=04oJ. , —. nS Dae 5 “SS gEa Tae eee fee opposite ecmmanae High School: | down, balance monthiv: take Lake line to | . - | erated and a semendid lot 106@«L50- dafit | LA NIwaAcre on A - - . ; eee .:% “ Bl op gm rooms, beautiful: $4600;/ low price for immediate sale. Box L-83./ Wheaten Station. waik north to Afbin av. | |): price $10,000 : agents don t }) the Majestic Home oualitv: will eolt on! $55 ecuity and $1 J : 4 SOWTT. 805 Chertntt. . i 4 % 4 dlocks —~ Cherokee car; Must selj Post-Luegeten. lg | and west S b a. to ‘ae Oe te eh the Majestic finance on terms that vou can j Be = — se ‘ answer. Box +300, Post ; woe @98J Sunday or Forest 4715 week | LOT—Good Jocation: = all "ppt | TOIR P } i es . 3 5 i 3 > et Te \rPat i 4313 Or see a improv ements: price S700: easy terms. | teats wert Ll biock. Also see A T. MeGra* h s- Dj +h ’ } rs. RE ALTY SERVES ae ae : ¢ “heap: terms. Cab ; ty ‘ oo eTs ne $ 3 > si H. (MMER, 3048 8. Grand. ve Box L-&S5, Post-Dispatch. __ | brick house next door on wey terms. too. wspaten. € est MAJESTIC HOME CORPORATION. 99) | OpLaNDS BUNGALOW—Veey af ; (ea 3 ( BUNGAL: W—7-room brick hot-water LOTS—2 biocks from St. Charlies car. at! THE MARCH 2 LIST roome. tile bath harfiwoed t _ =? a - = - ry " — “a . am . . Ki k . plete. E b: 's i j we’ * arg. Te ep.ace, san pe ore St Johns “station: 50 to 100 foot front. pa new listin ss Lake iine ans St. Sn ; Ir} wood Trust G _ Realtors ; water heat: g-anitob! arive. hall exeeptiona!l : } - ‘} ® Daltn wuvie FLArTaece la PES t eau- | 14) fase >: e . er s - “ ‘ 5 "ptt , Te ty | _ - e ia ye - ° :7 t | | ital Gees BA trove Within Daiveratey | | clo (°° SP: enue tertee. weer ae ee | a bean 2 ms. fou com took wt] ennggem modera wouse: 539x165: only | , ST Tr Renirs Drica 84506 = ode ..O0Ts. Turmace hewt mocern plumbing. elec. | Re ks WEBER. 31°27 S. Grand. : 722 B. Monroe, new. 7 rooms, 4 bhed- PINE LAWN BUN +. rk . HAG) © Let Us Take You Through This Beautiful Tract | st eickd BATT Re a, | ACS Loostis. zs. gen room 225 tric fixtures: ney for it with rent: mood| Grand 9544. _ | toms, hardwood" fleors. “hot-water Reat.| 3719 Salome: @ foomm 3 ' 4 ae 5 - — = wa oe Parkview 1336.) a OE terms. MARTIN OLIAN. 712 Chestaut. | s COTTAM (tile bath. two-car garage; nice Grives:;...”* eons me é me: Ge ot open Sandays (e865) | LATS—4; 180x105; fronting North and (c&3 | 4-ROOM COTTAGE i] OFx200- @: jail conveniences; garage, A 4 a ‘3s : ate coiiutiiieiinal . ane, Oe . Cle F Pe « CO | as t~ } = ' iot I 200: easy terme - = big i RI NGALOW i rooms. bath. furnace. Wa- South road. at Clayton road; suitable Lot 100x154; fruit amd shrubbery: con- 2 bungatew. 5 roa en varior | oe 5 Soutse: immediate ne ; 1 ae 1 ter. gas. electric: me 2- Co public. ana!) tor stores” oF fiate; sure money maker: | Beautiful ‘Country Home | Fenient stores. Lo ay a Pendleton —_ (tile bath. best location: ‘ot 73 and , BSUNGALOW—1703 Det . tif T | : ; % : >. j P > . . 93 1 * : : . oo. ee 4 : a . BIN ee . —* ; : \", » a mone leash et Tas “aes ‘ peiatattineteantin hat ‘ ow = > ~ : - ar + as iat . +. - 4. r MMe CRA DT RE ae. one 4° or. s'e¢arm Beat. > 5 oe eo ae 14°, on Grace av bargain. Rivers a $400: 42 fee Mm 5 fe ~or- B rA LOW t- CK, Oath prope street cars, bus Sti O00 o = pais = & h o7s | .OT av... Brentwood. o ~ = tter at ‘ose lx an tre a it 34) ets. fae, | wer, BOUD: a7 tent dermee Oe ete.; owner will be there all day today: || $2000 cash per acre. Box H-i28 P.-D.| ~~ Os 6_S._ st. room $19.) Ty Col. Gis Masten. Coteny S7E-, _. | Sertaa lon: rice. cut neta wate elimi tone ee 42 ; 4 .: 4 o oe > A Liowd Ret wae n 7 - ’ o wi #9 ¢ niece wean wer «57 fine aench oQ* ' wre parr nate ony -- ee é -: ei No. 81. block &. Wait street. Olive |, Lloyt. between Tamm and Dale: 35! ! ox . i rp de oh, S| 27 7 '’wealow__. is & éslight- a } bt} oo gerrace, $500. 8. W: Ryniker, | (0°t, 9700: 45 feet. SOUW: 47 feet. corner, | Prive: easy terms, too: take St. Charles |/BARGAIN—Siucco. tile fool. 8 rooms. AC RES OPEN SUNDAY | BUNGALOW Mode ap Sse f d - i 27 mer av. New New Orleans, la. ~ ae. Se: . car ; Via rs dali + or. irive out St. hard wood finors. cranitoid basement. Dandy ‘location, [or resort c.uo, eating 1474 Lat rd. l bleck north of Manches- Maplewood sirabie wore tion maater . Fa : 3 s a a teg between Tamm and Dale: 325 1 Charies road to Marsha then north 323i! ¢::.. bath onan -9 ee od a * piace or for sutwiivisien. pre: est spot for ter. new 4--e0m bungricow la Pint a —s —_ uation. wi bathe. wecored ; : } : ce Lar — Choice “JOO. 12 5: north shie ~ | Paes $500 42 feet SROO = fee et Tne iinn tn mee | ¢ a Sit int: aml Chine ain, atest! ol Ddurner hot-water nt 7 kn aaa Res ’ cs. . uVing eT -G. ATA Ww ane wosd ‘S67 ©. yn tee 6 wheels : ; : minister, 5700 o kk for apartments ani i 650 r wate : ~ _ 4 A - a or Pie 7 Be ae ae. two garages. shrubbery. flowers a -~ Prodigy Pov mg Mes pat wil Der | room, old Southern fireplace ha raw ood MeCaueiand av. 20 000. » Delmar - 16135 Ben. mn 2a5iM te west 3 j ; . — ws wee — a 4) ee : ‘s sok sk for Li. Duenke’s brick 119x155 ?o ner Wiehland ¢ na | retums; overooking Meramec River.) fleors: jot 50%150-: all conveniences: ee ere ie . | santon JOST-MILLER R E. tw) rage price $5800) ane ome hue ght — Br WNGALS W—2288 a .2 v.. eI roeenms. BUNGALOW —1023 Fale av ars: 7 x | } Ca! ony o130 =e eM >t i ierer Be es: WTrT AGE —Bare t-r foam ree Kirkwood 909_— : pitas 92 | 105 N. Oth si E Z terms. eis oe bath. furnace. siate toot; all conven-f ef Clayton + feet. Aapee ; -_ : ’ Se Se ee a : - " : on ae mA weet is “A ~ ~ —— . - ane a . iences t tom | low. with Yvert “ , . 5 : n Irth m - th >! BS 4 «et on Ve Pine Lawn HAVE 2 actes on cinderized Street. _ priced “Sr - > > ee ——nmennmeianies i . ita Seateas Sobek tren tyacek: ence | SUBURB PROP'Y FOR SALE Gott ve Stn TAE™: ||" to eel: casy_te-me. Phone Admin eve- $2800.00 | Greater St. Louis Realty Co. | stxearow—7ei6 uesocer sew Sroom| becwater, Beats ont tor io » 4 : ~ ™ ‘ i i oe rooms To Perny ea vo a ae a ; ‘ ‘ P ae . - a a nites from © clock today Snecial oo J ,of ‘ote every toria * and ask ue far the low price at $6400. a s- eo eat OPER S: SUNGALOAY-~—-2435 Bellevue: 6 iarce 5 & and 7 rooms: 4 taide we 8 ble aa aan ter a3 at farr : £Ij43 pr cre? i's : ana ta he ‘ ; c? i} 2 * — sh " Yep w — ‘ . - fF OU ‘R RC OMS “$4000 ’ a Pree trve- fi} : repetiis 1artl w ene] fionr ti? = 295) let -« sow rou. ei FRAN 1e- PERRY. -RU TH. = 102 N, Sth. | oe TEV) ‘N —— COTT AGE— > roen ick. furnac ras . ah REAUTIEL " STEVENS _ BR SS. Realtors. 15 N. Ten “ t ot 455x145: So Jet jen oat a ae rae — ee sc “e aM . wmer te ° “ = i At iy Lat ACREAGE Five acres on Kirkwood Fer Bines . [os N. Tth ot "ive &34° Hi. B. SURKAMP & CO.. 6211 Easton ay. AC REAt-E— acres. about 2% miles from a Ce eee ee ut Y ig r pare ge at fusen car line at Cheises Station R°H + WYTTaAGLe—F is a Mereme~ River: WeoONDPERETT. location far scuadhan A. | raat’ T Perzuson: fine for ftrwit. ereck 4 or poultry , o> il Yar: ¢ att, Washington University | oo car line, water, gas. electric. 1200, Tea. Valier Park room hows, 7 1-3 acres at Manchester. BUNGALOW, LARGE LOT | girat price S200 Ser acre. $550 cash. WENZLICK 1010 Chestnut. _Oitwe 1427. | wooa Moors fil few available | ‘romt feet. Barrnin | KOTSREAN. 7S Chestnut. Wan 1195 || neice $12 508 $2000 cash will buy. Grand | Birdie ey St. John 2 Station. new five-| easy terms. GRAF & CASE R. £. CD. BUNGALOWS—3 new 5- room bricks. hard- | farce ah oy ay this RA, 4 —> cha: . tn STEVENS 5 BROS. Realtors 15 N. Tth. | COTTAGE—4 reome, new: ict 50x160 4°05 M.S: a * $ rome | i Sasoo. Sungaiow, modern; lot S0x277.| FPerruson. Mo. ic) | | en flosrs. tite Beth, — at nee - fag ye crounee. ri ; wi the |-aA rrr “wm . price S3250; terms Thy “mime = BUNGALOW—4 roams and _§ a. bata. hot- . Sn ae we the county One 3 today; price for quick = tye MO.— ideal Yeation for auto re. IMROY INV. CO. 6371_ Easton. $: 0 INVESTED im two desiramie Uni- H. B. SURKAMP & CO. 6211 Baston sv.| water heat. hardwood {loo ;; Betts and convenientiy loeeted: street; CORN-THXON - Teal n: . ; aan my ude ern res; ge nice ~ 7 _ sical : ‘ % ‘ =the } kK ™ Inga: low ms wil! take ST - ; Ine 45%x240 ae wale Randle ; Wow ard alt rr: ; . 7 2 CO. ive F708. | saat * ty na: Mvestinate | ns seg houses fruit wees B2Q00, terme: || san BT. comt fewe: Reed epeh: wonderful | BURBAN BARG AINS | Ganct Geo Barch N Eamreen av. co) | F55°| terms, BOLAN REALTY 60. 3 = 706 Grewtnut.+ granes coor Tw ERS. 3545 Wyoming. Owner, 1146 Bindenwood ry || eS De On. | SSS Benky vent. © medern | SOTTAGE——2-room; smsail cellar. water.) ge puecbewer Gv. Office onen Sun- | RICHMOND | ER EEN PL AC EF L ) EUNGALOW 7 ‘OTT a 100 fner Lane . 7 SOLD. ONLY 1 LEP frame, double amrag. 100x165: Deactiful | “eas electric and sewer: lot 40. one POL Bentgn $43. _' ASR Yate: two : :3 A 1: ( T —— an * al > _rogene r6?6 Manley ra " ae a ot > = e - rrr ee & hs ee Sy An a bh 7 airs ~~. . ) = a 2 a*® Ask ‘ M ‘ su teres : we ara wf south oft P e- ~ixi cs like fare de® rte wn ‘ my at “FF ——* “Oars or of - fort let : 7 bi om x OF EON a & R G SOOTT. nie hea: tre pt x s a F 4 r * 2 >Ata New 2 sede yy ; thy fier . — , pe ~* ee " aie be - — ¢ a ~ x tania — - A~sllin- dt ° J ai ae BLAKE sae Alin ty Ohve 3600 FR-MASTR F a re cry ret he . * €i. seers pipet eM hy ee ee 7. s : mh. . Farrage t ° 3454) tii 410 = — hard . — tide . #65 * ae Iwitna- bi ie Waren a L.moom %% — — Ow er Se oe ase m 268. “- ; : a PONS ea lth ; | ee . it NGALOWS on Saar randie a cemckeie Been yo she ta ae tet al bat VINTT 4 TERRAC ¥ Ba ~ a a s . . foo. « y et Sa ar oe erent ner — wer: fry me 4 ner n 2 hf: “—*ee, . * : Rae, . vis a ~a | | pcleen : cALO-. a ce fs “ 2400 any HOCSE—R ph av. ist house eouth of wil on — gcurar eememmen: chmond _ PERSHIN AV. a? OT = Sie _ Man’ 2 a er sag 3 a ones. Samar F ear Bellefontaine md mo) Washinton endiki stuerm over ‘rs Li “we M°CERLING REALTY Co. Plerissant tr S-room frame, with ga oo ggg = eo onal > =A i igh lamed tace. . & art a —~Medere a4 wre, Bete treme: | COTTAGE—S315 Tokio. Lirvembere st behets 8 reome sunroom. hot-water heat, _S-1°A Easton, Cabany 7598. | rage. dath. fur ~~! ae harw: + emg flwere. Ali easy terme. ANDERSON-CAIY 7T =... ~ ser : -* 160. south ll of Pershing wes: ap: Terms. Cabany - SJ. ce} Louis County: 4-room stuece: lot 63 — yi ; . ees Ee eee Ranch sail RIES NR : Sos thew "at sf vie om bs , eM? | re Th eT! at's s . o rs pe . pl = “ ot “ TT! I — ner Troe? fies Te | interes a- & “~> en : Vi Im? ta Park Bungalow Cheap - >... Fer WRDR Mo. Lk Chr Fi Ge-—SB ranm *rame wax elnetote ts ——— . rwier [SW Wales 145m . ~ b, bee ty gee fe _ ra -t® +. . : . rT . : > ARUNDEL PLAt E BUNGALOW——4 -soms. furnace gee. elec. | i gh ime th 1 bieck Ask fer (Or 4 Toome ard | acre on a 3 dew ba Price Redueed fer Qiiek Sale Foye " , mes » ral Pens Pergeen 22000. 4-croom ‘frame. ome. electric ard | sini a | ; ’ a — "Swuren ter. new cemer and sheectrie Be torre | 7 MEE -). S07 OCprsen rd. Fer-| Either BR. Sinitt noe eae" u OR: t*= a2-. meet On south side Morree. heteween (Crewe i *. eo a _ te, Sonieo. ~y wn agg Pataer Thte to ruson. Meo i Srrace oe Ee A |; *ithin voer menne: ier me Sens them te ‘oer Laker car line amd Spring ar.: will | GRA FS SARE RB >. Beqpreseen. Be etiful lot: streer made: orice 92tee — iy ae la gy gy Zo for | Bi NGALOW -——4 rooms beth. furnace: -il — we = tg rae. - a - you. Take Lake lime to Cheriack r@ wagk | be found. 2 dandy 1 \% tery Prick tenga U@TS—8 adisiuineg Mein “reet_ tm Ferrs- “ cash on ech. “S ence ewer ferme. | forest te Da ws UP | _caavengenere ° ear Ynes etc terms mn e nine “nasement. fa" - 4 = couse 1 as pas Pee - ane | - we of 5 were hath. wag Bg Aye — location: terms. C. R. | “. oa REALTY. 7206 A : » oy lice ¢ i he rt 5 » ‘ a = r GF =e A ceian . A) ‘a! *. ars = a » v modern fru orn ~ _ Set GON, FP. Stewart, owner. 80TL Li eiSen" ba: SLGOO. firet deed of trust then north 1 bleck. Put on-your coat and to be appreciated: right and terms ONS ACRE- new touse Ge car 61 wi ance ca Jackman. 4579 hat and come owt. T Goesn’t cost any- — fot Ose! a5 c ticulars eee . ane ae. ot Baus the fe) | Goin 7 nar ™ TR — Ree vieeyerd. Baer, - high, z to . SAY NCHS. lOth and Chesteut vue a es ‘yao *. % wa as ey ee oe Sigs 4 se me a ™ sass Yes wi 7 : evan — AE ee Nae eG teh Ree ee cae a ee es ’ — : . - se ats . * an . - — : . 7 ners — > —. ¢ a ae c rn - ” _ ” . . ie, ok al ch SRN I eS eA RS cakes i oa MM eae dA LY ta ERI ar Sees er gan Tet a ole Coe Sea Or ee ee Ree ee ee ere a ee een ee ee coe ek to. Sens : A : : . ‘ r . : 5 , y pee ee a ee ae c> as he the ? 3 pay > bs Gee Ppa , i sey ee gee Ce thew Coe i cae : x ot ot

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SUNDAY MA RCH ‘. i925 E\FLATS, AP'TM,TS, = vow sian n nia oe ‘sizes 0 2000 REAL EST TA TE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and B cath Sorry PR ee Ee ay eT pea a d Bungalows, Cottages, Flats , Apartments, Residences for Sale Today. POST.£ DISP \TUCH 'TS, FOR SALE | F LATS, AP AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE __RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE ' en ae He oe ad = 3 * INVESTMENT CABANNE FLAT AT BARGAIN oan 25-foot + Amberst and Julian: 5555 Clemens: tile baths. hot- water heat, | JU LIU S HAL L “lee kK ‘Hediamo: wt av. nt for quick sale. : -BEFFA REALTY CoO., 4: Waite wr of De Baliviere and MISSISSIPP] VAL ae 2 ‘furnace heat. 4449 -44 WE INZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. RESIDENC E—3843 Connect’ . in very mood condition; owner must eal! | °- ea thd .~ tw hed co.. TANDE: RSs STOC KE ge ERMANN rgair 4008 FL ORA Pi, finely built home. — wit ssaien terme and show oo T PUT A GOOD Mu oT AT i PRICE. a ‘ 3910 W ashington-Price Ri ht! 1 Me PHERSON pa a. og 90%K125: c u an pnd on Piaza: a real mone re . opposite Forest Park: te “8 r “be pe NS tate rR. | room and att! ie. work 2-car garene io tinely 3905 CONNECTICU T. Pa rooms and sleeping . high class on 88&-ft. . 6400 west on Natura! Bridge 1010 Chestnut. Olive _1427. «oN OR CHW EsT RESIDENCE > beautiful 17 -room brick; » Aw v loc ation for ay tor; Ho's ‘Sk—4405 2 Weat Pine bi: RESID ONC 988s St. - $3750; easy terms. HOUSE—H067? Cates av., ran ed into fat at “emai cost: —T. BSS ‘and terms at office, ; RESIDENC K, $10,000 badie oms Ae ood fLoors ne and madé@rn ta every RESIDE NC ——}° “> 2) and sleeping porch: *Tl cheap; terms; NE Ww 4021 MORA PLAC “E. KE ANE te Miceli. 616 © hestnut ‘st. ‘k rr ANKE, ane ga NGS. TRU at CO. SE—2 1431 gara HOt i400 - price $1 bath. furnace. u Ca! Hor SE 183 N ——. C ASH BL ys. wi SARE, es ba RE SIDE NC n—3 e INSPECT 1935 SPALDING | er Rute = . aread of kingshighvay, near | £5 FAMILY FLA’ pee BARGAIN Ss | ecu L. HOUSE—1044 Garth av ~ S321 N. Broadway. furnace. elec ‘tricity: L344 CENTRAL AV. from. Kingsh: ehway: “a DOUG HERTY. SHEEHAN. ‘ pecpins porch, etc.; KU HS RE RESIDENC aac rific ‘e : Rood aboot id. 832 AL TY Rm he ater. garage “Two HOUSES PRICK or 0 sit Must Sacrifice ee Marcus WOLF. ron ack Ru 4 Sth. OU ‘ age 90x 12 Lays 2 block ‘of lee and Cc HIEME NZ HE he co.. 4 electric: larza yard; | ACCOMAC STREET, 2903. saie. Call Mr ee ear: price $6500; will | Lot 60x125. | EDW. L. _ card to admit of | Residence, bungalow type two-story | _ ®831_N. Gr: 09 if - re artes, five rooms and freception | RESIDENC E—4640 a. oa Dail, hot-water heat, garage. location bath; terms Soe Fainily Bargain in beautiful Compton Heights. contains | RESIDENCE —Two-fami ly, every modern known conventence. Call Sunday. > ments of 4 rooms and 6. fresco, bathroom includes shower, ped- | bath. Pas Sil. 000; owner must esta! lavatory, built- im bath tub. file | Sell for $23,700." | > > ) ABBE rr greaitor, 7 a4 CORNWELL LR! Mil’ \ otrh.| School. Catholic church on Longfellow apartment style flat: d 6 Room Flat Bargain Compton Reservoir Park nearby. This neluding Murphy beds | w ‘00d f! lors, tile bath machines ; one 4s 500 eR nen ~ mont th: will take ‘snail cottage ag WE LAH. -BE wea’ ered t ee a eee McPH ERBON, o* brick garages sige b FLAT — Beau stiful a Bl UME ENT EL D-WIS 6816— Ww ASHTNGTON Sena aaae beautiful 6-family apartment every vo. convenience: .F arene, can garages: cash. Look today, see TWO RE OTRTE One located on Vernon. 5-6 room ‘ wood floors. hot-water heat. ames | chaser can have immediate One on Blackstone, ~e 6 roo right. HENRY a HAFENEN n =st Double 5-6; west; ~ . S17 garage: n about aaoee pa 3 takes it; 5 and 6 room Uvionta! retenity a | Re SIDENC nti. i244 rro Ss cN¢é — ° RE IDEN *E—3000 ; Si6& Enright: ° poems, hot-water heat, BELLIS, Realtors, . 4 S000 28 ‘onneetieut-$8000 M fA FI TT PL. ACE: 5997 RE SIDENC ral POO s . RE SIDE NCE—4161 Pec Ks ** ee ee qu DOPRFT, INGER wainscot. Two locks from public | 5S rooms, bath. : mn Laragce. Christian Science, Russell at Grand. tach J home is Pct lutely perfect in all of its | Ae nd 6 rooms corn 3 ick . “owner dow astairs: will oo Compton car direct. ‘ | WILL C w ISSM i H. ! i --..- $25.000.00 RE SIDENCE—4037 Lincol: ; 720 Wainwright Bidg. | BEETHOVEN } Mace, electric : AVENUE, 4110. admission by card. | Apartment Klat Let 30x130. GEO SL ATTERY, hoses floors, tile bath. Modern brick bungalow, 2-storr. 7! occ N reo ? 0g! brie] K ga'age. rooms. hardwood floors. electric and RESIDENCE- «oa ‘CD., B12RA Easton. | €as. tile bath. lavatory in basement. | % eB an aoa . ~2 py 2117. _ PI AT : str sateen plumbing equipment. anty Blade. . 3 ° > , inishe asement. hot water heat led he ’ : DELL APT., $27,000 hat onlay AVENUE, 154 (Clayton).| pega Ove 134°, 50-ft. lot: 4 apart- . “ GRAEBF REAL Le 4 co rents $4150 per year Modern 115-story brick bungalow. mis- bl. is the future b! and e.ectric wired, beautiful lighting "S3000 ' + Louis. ‘Ixtures, gas, bath on first floor: fin- STRODTMAWN & Pp. NEATH CO. Olive 3165 ished basement. hot water heat. garage 3607 —~ (c68) under house. About 200 ft..eouth gt - : = Kirkwood-F us ear (RE SIDE Nc E —402 Ae NEAR FOREST PARK admission and appointment in sdvanc, | ath, gas electric. | offer.” ‘KNICKME ¥ hot FLEER ‘in advance Taylor; 4 and 5 room hote required to inspect. Price at office I : . "atl excellent condition: _ ae +" INV. CO.. on CLEMENS AVENUE, 5716. | eee 5. ‘BLAKE | & BRO.. 815 Chestnut. Lot GOvIS5. RESIDENC E—4467 Modern two an -hal + bath. gas. elect 6305 ( ATES AV. lence ee d one-half story esi- ble farage: — oe Gence, eight rooms and reception hall,|} prereR REAI ! aperemens Sty ie Stee. hardwood floors, combination lighting | N. Grand s r if oors. tile bath stea fixtures. hath. toilete ” Phen oe ht) 2 machines: rent{ f¢irneniscce on Fire sets on three floors. } a CORNER ‘HOL SES partic ulars ao? aa Dia _ on irst and second floors. : vy i? ror } CO, 814 Chestnut. ne finished basement. hot water story. B-rfoaom ata? oe aaa eat: Drick garage for two cars. Delmar. Sa Copggenorcnsl , 7 : » Cars. Delmar | rooms in rear: gon MINERV A or Hodiamont cars and the bus line. lerms ’ ~ 4 let 40x140: In fir St- | the Washington — U. Price. $17.000.00 ~~ ‘ner 7 oes t. _Olive 14279 IT SYRACU nsta!irs. (c) THREE eg SE ered _— pow XN ——~ | GENEVIEVE AVENUE. 5435. 3718-20-: 10 44 SE | Lot 235x125 me? cK : : ament an 4-familv. 5 rooms: tile {| Brick bi ingalow, 2-st ry. 4 rooms 5-/| —Y! : ’ - 120. room efficiency: Murphy goo era _. NORTH GRAND RESIDE? NCE Co., 814 Chestnut. bed. reception hall, electric, gas. mod- 2525 N. Gran f2) “FOR -P AMI. y ern Dlumbing, furnace heat. street im- | s on 5 roo taaLick °F fervie: y's SPECIALLY BUILT BY INCOME $3600— steam heat: very rod igor plant: 4-car brick garage; BEL LIS, Realtors, Arcade Bldg. Olive : iS bus line. ei. apeweerrrrre Fe must be seen tu fine 4- family flat: D- | fontaine ear. Pri: SO) } ae wary MOOUOT OOF cen SY JOU .Of iso arakes: pays well. $23.000 | HIGHLAND AVEN 586 Easy term ER-MASEK REALTY —_ (¢-na«.e E. 5869. é wae Seth. 19 N. 7th. 4 Bungalow. brick, 2-story, 6 rooms. gas ondition ; conve and Seven Room Flat gage trie pe bath. finished base- JOTIN 5 BLAKE 143 Resmer: singie flat: spare . ment steam heat. slate roof, garage. 9-ROOM DW 1. LING, : good condition lot | nol ty improvements Up high and 1431 Bremen; first ae Will show; price clean, good neighborhood; schools and | fine condition; See Calm with tin has convenient: Weliston or |@asy terme ENE J. ALIHRE MEN S17 Chesinut. | Hodis mont car, Price ....$8.750.00 OTTO TIETJENS, ; i Cia siN ran EE 0 HUMP we ne a STREET. 3669. THIS FINE, Ti ME ' Lot S3 6 ity? eae 0,500.00 J 3 ‘ OWNER SAYS SELL | $10.5 CASH PAYMENT REQUIRED | JULIAN, AVENUE, 5740. | Ww O'Fallon spiendid . 4-family | t 445x225. : BEAUTIFUL 7 3 rooms at? ae i tric: $20 ; ">. ~ ’ slnek P , + Ar “ . Gatos noe | yin Z mame, Wik Reman cu | 90 SPEDE ROEREDON Bx . -. : re: as ‘- Sa oe “ULN N N BCKEL- oes EARICKSON R. CO. | and electric, finished basement § and ouual aoe _ UV i Y. 97 W \ I laundry. garage for two cars. Toilet in | throughou i i e : ‘ IrouZziivd I c 6 \ AT ER [AN | basement nice Ya ra pergola. etc. Card pore. ra, tiled floor. | ell built ang cony fenientiy arranged | of admission required. Pace car or !thoroughly moder: ' WAPLE AVENUE, 5590. , Olive 9347 I. EP STEIN *, SON, / Lot 30x1°7.6. on7 . + SUT VAN 2163, 617 Chestnut. _ | Rock residence, 2'4-story. 10 rooms 2700 N. ELE\ EN H. N 0 reception hall. hardwood floors § first Two-story f-rooin ¢t SA B NI TA SINGLE © and second, electri , eombination licht- re ent $20. This Tmcage oe 6- : tom t This | ing fixtures. baths. finish ed basement, the northeast 1Olwater nea furnace. garage: cgpsider exchange for jis. a bargain at ~~ Home “ae in ev ery respect: flat. St Acro Parish. exchange 10" | it V. CARTA N & : 8% riOor. : eet ) 1 . eae | oy 2 r mA | Yr? PANGBU RN. Realto: ——" gg AO vd peed ma Rap so so () FE AL L ON r ant K Ti ME, Cabany 4400 [ey i “a . . afiigi ; : as. “a3 6 I + - WW. | Hine. Ns acs Wh ak bee $11.500.00 , a ari : | bungaloy ; rooms Cor, ( lara and Wells — os a eee ne - oo aa . | PAGE BOULEVARD, S159. =v Se pager yin nice corner flat of Lot 40x165 bath. two inclosed furnace. electric. garaxe | L@ — Brick residence, 2? rooms reception | ; °: ~— Mow — “yr 4 Ck. BI ERMANN. hall. hardwood floors, electric wired show you thr aeomeel ; | eombination fixtures. baths. finished | w ANS R CATH _ W ASHING TON, Ses basement, modern plumbing. furnace Plorinsal 3 rooms . water and electric; 5 AACH R. CO., | make verv napa A REAL 5 AN 284 Goodfellow; mod W. OBER heat. double garage. Page car or bus yetteraos:- ‘ ravols | bedroom and large tie 2 bedrooms on second; ' ar: lwood y el. threwsinael double brick kara ge. with Plectric ari a water commections: a ate possession: SCHOL L MEY ER R. E. ’ Residence “Bargin | a — RESIDENC E3825 Bot tanical ay. | RESIDENC P—4347 Ngee! er os HARTW 1G- [DISCHING ST SELL THIS WEEK 7-room residence, hot- dandy nee. for hes ctor or 0, | RES Pee: E—. weap: _auiek sale. dge: @ room moder. RE SIDENC e—31 27 i rooms, waa, hath lec trie, ‘kitchen . ~” water heal; 2 RUSSELL AV. “brick ag Bo 7 rooms, stile | ‘1 RESIDENC E— ‘ 885 ) Mable; 9 rooms: herd. tear t es class condition. ane Ka ste R207 PAGE o. Wewre st; furnace: price right for consider trading nie KM ANN “ co At. a > HU MP HREY } . “SE E THIS TOD AY. 4914 Deter 1 + | Rue NOw——4133 Ever = 4758 Labadie ay - | RESIDENVE—1743 Sim: | rnd ~ LOVIS TRUST Co RasiDe NCE—9 roomsa ) ve 00). 568 New bert? terrace. . ( best Se. takes | Giveryt! les Denutifu {c) “3708 I hese Ho ANDERSON-8TOCKE 1433 WiSwOL RT Extra good residence, A a i) y ANS sion type. 6 rooms. hardwood floors PRESIDE NCE—4: S01 RESIDENCE—3124_ etikopTatAs R. | RESIDENCE— S19" w! ‘ith 3-car garage; : an elegant condition and the 75. 6 in. TOOO. ; _CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R. terms of $°500 cash. _ sons built home. 7 61 DOERFL INGER 2. CO.., “DON'T P. ASS THIS | Jefferson- Greve | OM “HENRY biti R. “CO., Low "Price and go. Terms . . — Se a ee gE te for one-half reproduction , “¢ | RESIDEN "E—5870 E ae py ~- # SCOTT. 800 Cc ‘hestnut. o514 MINNESOTA AV. Six-room _ natewoot floors, hot- Sold on reasona ! le te rms. W iL. Le : CIZEK REALTY Oy “3876. 78 “MeDonald Ay. This beautiful 3 and 3 room double flat, with bath, furnace, garage and lot 50x17; streats and ~ abe 38 site st tHe HOMe FOR DOCTOR "BEAL TIFU ? HOME ir ESIDENC E5179 Rg nn of A ga © , mies sieeping porch; ga- Fine sha trees. RESIDEN« ‘E—507 0 Vernon SAV INGsS TRU eT CO. 4015 fiat: tile Convenient to schools and churches and .C. M. McDONALD R.E.CC WILL SAC see 5170 Enright. 9 roome., hot-water BARTH BUIL DING R. E. th. ~ 3516 VICTOR ST. , Slate roof residence. OWNER SAYS: SEL L 4164 Hartford st. ‘ See Krieger. atts Chestgyt “4542 “MeKINLEY. Modern residence ; a Reset kan fos N. ~ MODERN RESIDENCES furnace. rien: 10 roam: he hot-weter heat. _ Jos. 1 | ROHNER. 108 | N, Oth st. HOME BARGAINS a splendid @-room s#laie- - _— ' . a - * .- ee eSIDe NCE OWNER ‘AN x10Us TO SELL E—5165- Cabanne; 560x113 HARTW TG-DISC HING PR, 1703 BAC ‘ON ST. —$5000, 130 - ist cat ‘ ‘upp! ee Bm ty aris E anal 7-Room oe Semi- Bungalow rye the most attractive and prettiest + ag pen brick stucco bungalows in North ROE STTGE R-MASEK REALTY CO. | 2608 LAFAYETTE y residence. business property: By furnace and electric: Rear aeee rooms, floors, Ruud hot- water heater: or sun rooms; concrete g¢ 9 ae “hardwood | 2775 CHOI ‘TEAU | ‘KMANN R.F CO, §73 Chestnut 98 ’ zgxcellent condition ; = —-Te Wa ee ee RESIDE Nc F—1401 oom be appreciated; vrade a “sy ment : ot . : x1 for wdrait Co ‘ee § GncARy REA! 553 "Woastentesiae " g008 condition; all furnished and Ron re-sdence Ra electric end. fer | Se MART. RE Lr CO 4636 VERNON rooms, furnace heat and nice nouns at « Seanenabie oise tern y a i. "al REALTY AND CONST. 322 “WASHINGTON REA! L. BARGAIN Som brick residence. ao MeMILLAN AV. “KALKBRENNER, C1921 VI CTOR ST. ” 10 rooms, for 1 or 73: 50M) will handle. | RESIDENCE—1845 Shawmut: room brick _eeaing in rear *uitable for | ULAS-LY PFER. 1138 Chestnut._ “4520 eee yh AV porch across € woviedl M FRAME SEROENTE Ath VIRGINIA ay. A dandy residence, of 7 e: ED SRER RE she TY. instantane ll om au ‘BROT F RUSSELL A floors, hot-water heat. garace, side drive; owner on premises. RES! DENCE—Heautiful 4249 Maryiend av nev 4330 efter 6 : price very reasonable sleeping porch | ae mM). ‘d. °B0 Splendid 6 rooms and bath and electric: beautiful wel!l-bui't line. St. Mark's Parish: convenient to i »2 rooms and sun Soidan High and Cabanne Branch L! every modern con- brary. EN mapas ie $9,000.00 $1000 (- ASH reer ? (it tf> me : Dn oe a mn F . pase - w. la exchaice 7 @ fiat building. Fu RIDGE AVENUE, 5139. 7508 Rankin: ones-es Wells. ay; rooms, ——— a me. peg . : eee 18 dern, A a ou perso > estmnister “FAMILY 4- amily flat of | ’ or 4 1120 ceamlare ite av ba y WORK P—DON'T MISS THIS 58) 3 uae 3-4 room fla -room =e wi On ¥.—bov gaa double of 4 —_ gun Just south of Forest family fiat ef 4 rooms and break hardwood floors, etc.: one of nee in Bert Sirs easy 493 5 » Faariews lot Boxes rd wood _foore, eteaia beat; teri WHISELS GERHART R - er | Lat S5x178. everything mod 108 N. th. srick residence.’ 2-story and = attic. @ | $1000 cash. } “MENT = rooms, electric Wired. combination fix- | SCHOLILME YE = : tures, bath. good plumbing. finished Lenox a\ Page or Weliston cat or bue line Siete this js the biggest | NN a is ts G6 ee eee oe $10. 500.00 NoCger somme ; i the citv: act oulee rmaag price $7100 AN REALTY Co. 723 Chestnut, | ST. LOUIS AVENUE, 2915. weet £3r- ABBOT” -6 ~ bat 50x170. HOU SE—s933 4 mo PAPIN | An extra well-built modern home. 11 modern thro Just east af Forest rooms, reception hall, hardwood fioor | vader 1 ai qui h S oe 6 rooms, hardwood first floor, electric, combination fix- oe3) MS Clee: d. 30m pace 5 eat: , warage for | .-tures. bath. first-class plumbing, finish- 7TTT i Tee ge ed particulars upon reausy | Cd basement. hot water heat. garage. eiebtric. warane: = CO. Agen . Sgt Humphrey hot water heater. copper eenthd- seleorens 133 N. Fem | gutters, down spouts screens, metal! to 5 D. m. “NEW —_ _— weatherstrip Totlet and lavatory in aha FO basement. Cass or Grand av. care o' “831 N Grand * Apartment bus line convenient. Make a €ood j444)j SE—162 ND 2 BATHS. home for physiclan or dentist. desiring bath « yet subetaetiniis erected building to have office at home. This house is Dayment, no ch heautifully finished a bargain at the price - ++ + $12,500.00 trust. Cali Mr: berated: separate at's room: ga- deil FSOO for int each apartment ’ EDW. L.. EF 2 splendid invest- M | 2831 N. Grand “ : er cantile Trust Co. ! tsingnce*s PER RR Y- RT TH, 102 _N. Sth elect? re ore ta Sth, Locust to St. Charles St. F viewdn __ Colfax oa ule F lat Bargain |“0ises=0e svc cms wcnsera oe | cesbeste Btilige f you are interested in real | rick, ho ot-wate: ‘ eworper of Tavior ay. buys, see us | rr particulars. SINGER we ok, ot 4 rooms each with Nh bed N REALTY CU. 104 N, 8th. Olive floors: rent $2760 | 34 or Olive 94p4. opadition: 104 612308 on terms of $5000 RES SIDE NC bi —a roomns. furnished — for Hag « , i verwide ND : a single fiat as part jbgusekeevin ne: rent -or sell. Forest | j iDENGCH = BIN thSiDENCE INL LRN Ss y oye "Rp *~r . — Soidan Hic! ER: 7 TOOK E-RUBRMANN KE oe $200— PRI $15,500 | Ms li aga : -9)97 | ‘ 2 ge ee aes seitiorn. “7 ai . - room residences; stricth REITZ 250 RIDGE invest: comes = 48 first-class condition; dandy RESIDENCE— 5d! 4 and'6 rooma, baths, | WENZLIC K, 1010 Chestnut. Ollve 1427. roams well urt ietly up-to-date. \ rm ; rage; tine tert wt. KOHNETC 108 N. Mth et. | HOUSES FOR SALE Forest 916% RESIDE NCE—s: ¢* leciric atiful 6- Family Apartment. 4230 Aubert; $2750: 5 rooms, gas and egg eae } S011, 13 gt Bay "5-6 wo ; . Gouble brick garage: rooms, enn parlor, | 41045 W. Pine; $6000: & reoms, furnace! °V''''. Farage leased: will consider (and bath. : REIT? : 4966 Thekla: S6800: 5 roomea, furnace, RSI LEN CK—Near _— ». #- 4404 Nat. Bridge ba‘th, cwarage, S1(k caeh balance monthly Athione ? stor “. ; Aavrnetits; Make offe Pians ba a me PERSH | NG lol4t Wagener nl. 87000: 8 roome, fur double z 3 ’ - nace and bath: make offer Gh. J a AN: ve par) or 3% hedroomsa, 73x UU Meara, $7. 900: 9 rooms, fumace RE shy ik NC bE —4 900) Nort! rransed. 24.000, and bath ; residence. hard gs ek oo 11 Chestnut._ 4248 West Pine; 810.000; 10 rooms rooms eoia rite furnace bath and garage. Cat ee NGLE FL AT 1305 West Pine; $17,500; 16 rooms, fur- | TH i wT Co “Eas | tof 4 reenis and £.°¢eD- wa UTIFUL, ‘cee hardwoed floors, ga- | 4th W. Cor, 7th and Chestnut. ABBOTT RE 4 2 hot-water Treaiine 21x LTY ¢ 0. M brick mara Kes: nace and bath = - + (larendon: another - 46 ee ly Sis. 500 be rooms. hot. RES IDENChe—! electric. brie trees. brick hea rooms second and | DEN! aleriient ER. Hy Biv. F REALTY ©0O pees ible to dupli- “as aftersd tf | SACRIFIC E AT $6500 ROG wh hee t at ing roem. French doo: 2. new furnace. hard- hardwood floors I’ Brees ¢-Family Apartment wood floors. App’; r Ow thet _Box L- 1s a -D. open Sunday = thro or Olive 8055 | 5 reome, sun narlor. aa ~ a trade for choice va TP: Centra! Ries SIDENCE 4918 an | brick: 9 rooms; na Yoana You can de ule byt busing one mae ee end card ef ad- HOUSE—3116-16% Clark av.: double 6- | TLVER R. EB. Cv. room house; repts $70 month; jrice fat of 4 and 5 rooms, furnace | RESIDENCE—7 rooms, modern, improve- | ic) ae *Pi'5.500: es 2 RO, IIL eS Rg rs single t 82 erect, - r. 3 CORNWELL, TF; Natura! Bridge $4500 KEANE @ FRANKE. 1008 Chestrut st -. rent $1200 per vear. ments. Z&S32 ¢ jamble, aaa ee. nae pa Ss — ROOM MODERN —$5900 mol NREALTY & CONST co. | RESIDENCE —2006-8° Gamble; bargain; pasy ooo ar Cabany 29 39° _ frem owner, 8 reoms each. double €a- | pharh furnace. electric. FLATS HEIGHTS B. ARG AIN basement, furnace, garage for two ma Northwest six-fami'v contains seven chines. St. Mark's Parish; reasonable , with. sun parior and weeping pore cash payment: @nvenient to good | ‘ rents SAR80 vear: wt!) | schools and Cabanne Branch Library. wale for only $35.000 and HOUSE—Six roo REST! dK NC E— 3641 |W ENZL «mK. 1010 Chestnut: RE SIDENCE—3919 West rooms, SS arr heat: Colfax 266R Sunday. BREMNER R. E. co HOU Sk —4703 . fe. earage for & cars: SEV EN _ ROOMS ‘AND SUN PARLOR | . f Hat SE—6944 ‘Oleathe: Wainwright Bid « | RES DEN( 4: 470 “HRL SKA Main 4012. i RESIDENC ot na West Pine “aie . separate baths. bey ee oe a MONEY MAKER—BUY THIS rooms: “on one fle OF rooming house or oe A PE :SID E NCE — R43 Si eg? : ‘wTT. 00 Crestpet., 3 hedrooms amd bea ths on sec $1 DENCE- -7 099 Mardell Uladenwoo d. 16 near school and bes (>: 6626 6 WATERMAN room and gun wperlor . ‘BE Lee RE TO SEE THIS > are rooms, bath. . ° Ph ee ene PE eno " terms 4 RESIDENCE | ise HOME—LARGE - | RESIDENCE —4204 Fad , en | ‘i SDELE PARK HO 32xx twniversity st.: 10- water heat, hardw itoid ta, built-in ¢ =F ati, hot- arranged for two a 6. on = prem nee DUCED Ww 59500 K medere. & rooms, RESIDEN‘ pL 3s ° 4 st n ndowh “ay. ~s r heat KOL CAS _LUPFER. BEST IN ‘SOt THAMPTON a Troon. peieond floore. > quickly. ' | bePrs REALTY Co. 754 Eaves’: modern ho use 3000 cash. FRiealtor, RESIDENCE—3s010 n ARG. \IN—OPEN FOR INSPECTION 1 ee Homes—Better You Ever Dreamed 6 7006 Washington bi.; new readay; ” your money ~ | forced firepreef first me 4 he painted with Oraftex th show € , ‘Ge ? SOUTHAMPTON €o WELL-BUILT SOUTHAMPTON modern residence with 4 large rooma. KESIDE NC ee FLAD You CAN? BEAT THis. ‘etreet, aud alley ey eee Kt RTE REALTY &TOAN CO” Realtors, 6745 Grav ais. ere * a big value 37 108 KAU BE rv Ww wot ~ PA ? “EWwis 'E. ALON RBALTT COMPAN T. wit. L SEL ay AT BARGAIN rae KE 5800 De sig3 «(Vi THIS CANT BE BE lerest: $130 ‘ AA —-668 inpare sor whe =] RA’ { Hi ° dog sacrifice for auick constructed. splendid | , MUST #F11-—BARGAIN sleeping porch. En » | F ne ng SOOO: owner | ‘house weather-stripped and Copper | screens and : 5512 Vernen ar... ory strictiy n : ' THEOBA LI & ZO . FIRST TIME OF FERED 4088 Jt NIATA | RE wo ety —— 519 and wants euick sate. Inapect pwd bareain joey. rooms third floor mia, WOK MANN REALTY Co ie) KOLLAS- L PFER, a SCE #11 2915 South Kingshighway Overlooking Tower Grove Park: 6 roome | nd tile bath on am flieor: dition . ‘GENE 3- ALT REIMER. 817 Treatnut QUICK SALE WANTED °555 Cliften: @ room residence. haridwood floors, heat, beautiful trees and shrubbery AREN DES lies; SH600; wn STi ! rootne. tile bath. bardwoeod | weatherat Sipe. price “NICE HOWE ONE-HALF BLOCK rre sHAWw’Ss GARDEN = = 4 rg m odern pron. RESIDENC E4910 Mat? tt pi. Residence e; beautiful 7 rooms, Dutch din- ficing my beautifu 4262 Bhenandosh RBS DE Ne be b—Ae 12 it a € one sii _— THIS H*s iv rooms. mw het fine for rooming bouse, 607% | uy BEROWK, 14 X. Sth ot. in eS 2519 Vista: 9 rooms. bath, urnace elect ricity; brick garage for three ne | fee — Flora. also 4lxx and | ony ay magnificent homes: fine features r roof, copper wrutiers > ; e atiey: lot 55x140 good R rR Spec Umt! ve futu: e. GODWIN R EALTY . 3944 PAG E AV. | Olive 564. =. | SHLCHART REALTY CO.. 3908 CLEV ELAND aa: an ‘rooms: hot-water heat; owner anxious to FE gy. BOKERN, Pullertven GOING TO SELL - 9-reom home, hardwood caseae: price cut to sth. 660 » SRE *& LEONHARDT R. BEAU TIFUL HOME — 1724 LONG Saget Bi.. conel dered. Olive 1437. iter ome EALTY & IOAN CO. LOTIFUL 12776 Aapherst pi.: ctcis samnanmeat ete ‘SKA. Main 407” RESIDENCE —1221 St. Ange 11 rooms, bath, electric, _ fas: ere 1% gy ea loors. hot-water “heat. lowest priced in oes. ru, Be: wOn . “Sidney 42330. aft : R_ 3628 age = rent $80 per. ~ ag NSTRAT i re ad ry | RESTDENC Ee —40xx . ee aful © -~- 45 siden hardwood floor. hot water heet 560x125. GU 8 M. _ARENDES os a . . 16 *. _ Ath 5 a commbleted 6 hoon rel? ayy Sites brick fee sonia. frame. , AB se peautiful 1 se ock from Cherokee car. RR. 2s1D NCE—36xx Blaine: 9-room ‘ Res sme p ete furnish! TUES : Tiled ‘with het-water heat, brick Pented orgy oh a ar? Pewnen Bide. Olive 108. | aleeping porch; tile bath, | i aeE—3716 | Went Ping; real fut Wainwright Bidg, Olive 6542, | DOTTORIINGILES CO., 4914 Delmar bi.

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Hite ace tod one Fert. ne PN” wt a. ee eb ews ones ae 0 aay. he At gem ’ Y , er 4 " — 4 7 nit a ae re f; hk ol a til a ey - or ge te Cee \ 5 Rae Ba , ope ce es eye ety o Aas fs . eX . a pa " x oe = ag a * a p>? - ‘ a £4 ‘Sf P. : ’ i. J b bers ata eRe to sree OTe IRR: YE ie. ie ea ewe TE RR Seay he ie ant opal ca etch Te PAS ‘ bee * 1B WERE ORK We WARES tO xarte Sine “lags sory sagt eA Pee " WOE DAE ghey che Rea. - LERNER INELE as NG Bie A EE A NARITA ENERO Oh RON EONAR ir eanets S88 EVENTS A NS MANGANESE RI SR tr 2 ee WOR He ate i PNR NSPS RSAC ines “the. alt actin eine aan! ——— =J Lois POST-DISPATCH 1213 . ‘g 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, nO ~ RESIDENCES FOR SALE West am / = FOR ‘Modern throughout, wit! idors, anc Will be completed, rea You can bur at rain . i kat 4 : ft Pa VmMmeni «' : > if a . garage : >? ~ ors } * aria aTntay re] on re fron t e} "vr oe , 7 ‘ i} ‘- *s* * SHAW REAL ESTATE Vea Residence Bargains WAY Albert 'T. Terry & Co. 5345 was 5 ~= aé “is — 5844 ROM. ALN “7 aU SHI out S500 ( ash Bu ck, ai 2 vs s.- Koom ] peighbporno & 7 * ™ > at “a . VA a ty Cc Dias V E. RN »N orme~ 7 _ aD ~~ - cds © art gga - _ s¢ G : T} - 2 Je terms. DYAS-SHI W HOME_ “AMES PLAC Fk. 6806 KINGSBL ell Tg + » ~* "as NE . an ot Q ‘HEWSON A ay As S500) B Ys RESIDENC E. Nine room. rnace heat $3500 Het cher >a Harris “Realty I 4:) and Pine RENT. $130: PRICE. $10,000 236-38 Weet Be | >) : ranettis faeri s aut $3060 as? {“? Tres JOHN L. McWOWALL. 927 Chee MAGNIFICENT KES 104 DEL M AR wel oe T fou "a2 4 196 rhe! av ba meet Mnexcelied piumbirg tif ATTRACTIVE LEG RAND JONES, > Realtors. 10° McNAIR BAKEWELL hy wef oo futnte met pai Re y » pe NE oe : aiceieenmes ye SO — Br ae a. x: » 6. © 6 A hfe de Siva OEE Ges a wt ae the nari * . . : PRICE [nie oriirns 1: AR Ay SM ee Rp RR AI 28 CEE ARI! RENE eS pate Y MOND AY. so Yfgeks ovxs RA : ores tiie SAVINGS TRUST 4915 DELMAR ROUT, Offer W ante ad ; ara’ ne 3 ' 4) “ > Eh ROR WIN oe 5 ak Pemden, ta ster heate - No ek ee ARIE A APOE RTOS RO ARI STP TM, “~ = gi? Tia BUY WAGNER GRANT Peterr.] Homes REALTORS Windermere Place MRF ck ASAE er om ee nie Cape! Agt ii.ne. Sib e sy ¥y ALLEY TRUST co Ta 4th sad Home Building" ass SALE Located on Westwood Drive and Wydown Ct. oti sh agra “WALTERS. Ps F RK. ANG Is, Sp eC al HOLBROOK-BLACAW ELDER TRUST CO.. 9179 ENRIGHT . { s) . IDENCE COMPANY ‘RESIDENCES FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP. > FOR West Ng ae: sa. rT. BLILDING On M saan ond Cad Ss 000 - - es ~ 7 * £? is PLAT. RETHER & TORE ANB SA Lk fom MH Tr FOR s rentai } Ti G MU LL IN REALTY CO. Agents. Agents. 1010 Olit NcEs © _ . . . ” [Ae MONET aa in? a RE SIDE ‘ | EDWARD BAKEWE hot-water hard wows ‘ > m | EDWARD L. BAKEWELL 1 -».».)) Tis NX. ith Ss eu HOMIE. "O19 ar sore wie ' ” . : 7? : NER REALT ‘4 HOMES HOMES LARGE HOMES MATTER WHAT Wo iF if'S A. HOME 1 ae-6e GL ASGOW 83 xO WANT Ree AD? Bho eat SOY “ie, We SEI FINANCE Homes We BUILD Fine H “COMPLETE HOME SERVICE ae A REALTORS—610 Chestnut 44\- 2 Horte nse fe (yttiees > S| TSOs"’ Nt. . a0) x y MASENES ie i. i. i ee % ; z + 7 wat She ee “ee Gs “es SS si) , ae ~~ * For Sale or Lease Southwest Corner Third anid Va ~ Dixx Lindel] Boulevard rw ~~» ~*~ 4 BUSINESS PROP. oe SALE * ‘. SINE TRENTH st ONE “7 NATURAL BRIDGE AND FAIR =. NORTH SIDR GRO PRY MAKART = . ‘ IND Wt - : WRrALLION PARK IISTRICT BUSINESS PROPERTY m7; ‘tat 1 TN} A (ta rave | +t atu ~ eS. Ve eae er Oo argain pric & KENLENPER 14th or ms OMe e. 7 “ ry £ “ TOTS 4 ‘ RENT $1 25%%)}—rRICk mwexwOOo ivory — - Ss Ll ond ( ASH of ou LN entine MLAT ~ SALE BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE .| MA Re) i % Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences for Sale Today. rr BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE IMPROVED P’RP’TY FOR SALE IMPROVED PRP’ TY | FOR SALE mene ae Wagner-Grant-Bell Preferred Investments * CLEMENS—46- family ment building comprising rooms and two°sun parle apartment. Buildy ee - ™ - =” ¢) * . iv “ey 4 in rT, 9 _ REALTY & IMAN ~ ak oe hia LA. PL. ed t eee “CORNER STORE, THREE FLATS oS £201 Mia ax S900 ; «7 “OO” STORE BU UILDING—414 43 eae at ba 4. oO m ; . “as ¢ . ; S r 4 Cw: an, - ——— = rive > is & J s “ , BAKER'S ATTENTION ,a? — ' oe al LAYCUST—S *% : 6255 bullding. com - JEFFERSON AND basis, = ; Tv re -* - r : . Teele. oo owt . . - . lee 6% iad each } 7 »? ; | ‘ , i : sibiads > = : 7454 “AND FLATS + ‘ ,[ Pr. ssie 2 , 0 2 preireG (iffers cor STOR E excell . opportunity an « “| ‘ . Factory Building PRIVATE sW s1CH EN RIGHT—§-fa ment, comprising and stun parior, Rental: $8169.00 $8000.00 cash will ha (HEROKER sT. . ,_*? + > a + > > si LO Pur sa: oo? . or) 7 iiUuUSLi ia plant base- with acres ofiti9 SYRACUSE—3- ch of 3s} ment, comprising sacrifice, ' each. Rental $3840.00. $°5.500.00 — $5000.60 handle. i bs: ike ers Atte ntion “FINE BAKERY BUILDING clk iy ~ ka AP sigs sear setae : tty, ad Price ) cash _BARGA Na . will B 3ELT— North- IN! pincer at corner. story and; _- Pa — - £ -+ . build: |6255 NORWOOD—6-family apart- building just being ympieted. Com prising 7 rooms, two baths. $11,372.60 per year. pon Ce $65,000.00. ge: I ae Pe are vestment with a big future. ey 43 } ai 4st j1iai . i= = Ss ~ ment a — ° Le =a ily 4 Sasaet SINES Ss PROPER TY LSA 5 S&S 6334 NORWOOD—3-family apart- ao" WC an ent building under A RE A Ls P ruction. Comprising 7 "9.4 tocena: went’ 21800. cer year. \RBROADWAY AND POPLAR rooms, baths. | | $4788.00 per $35,000.00. Apartments this character in a locality different from anything in the city. Offers a wonderful investment. We advise any one interested to act at once. 6609 ENRIGHT—6-family ment building. rooms, screened porch, rental $7056 per year. Price $43,- 560.00. Open to offer, 6 garages. INVESTMENT ae ee aes ae . St » + mt . ; —S = re ‘ . ve, o > > 7 ’ — , » > * * we ia Pric¢ of year. th and Poplar, block square. | the only large partiall: tenement ivide. --1 ‘LARK—Tenement prop-' + 60x125 ft. Priced ‘k sale SOUL TH MAIN—3 building. Ex house. Bargain, a ~ Frank Sebastian Realty Co. 3607 Hartford St. Grand 8114 wont FAIL TO INVESTIGATE ‘ RESIDENCES ‘ RESIDENCE BARGAIN 2701 LOUISIANA AV. Eight rooms, with -attic: slate roof, Foe double garage, hot-water heat: lot 45x 125 d real bargain; owner says eell: offer anted. D AN DY RESIDENC ES tr ricti y mnodern ; hot- rid’t i d > apart- voones for quik »-Story brick | ware- | $7500.00. ellent AR AGE BU IL DIN —— S Gra bri bu ing: 7 " ’ . > > > —— ‘ eare roc o 4200. ‘ ey) g for $17,300; #175 110 a S. E. Cor. Broadway and iain sie ie , Lafayette NEW BUNG ‘ALOWS | OY An ()p portunity > sicupena a mag {4 SOLD. ONLY 1 MORE LEFT . Just LOouseve it POR A FIRST4 REALTY » We hav e ~* 7 . o -o ~ » 3 -—- — . av. in? Mw e —— "= © a ’ rENA 63 Ooms, ROR "heat 1?" Southwest on sistiz : = FLATS ‘ i / BLSsINESS PROPERTY MODERN SINGLE FLATS Double Store Building rick ON THE SOUTH SIDE @N SOUTH GRAND B nd bat itrstairs . ler a trad \ have reral modern f! We have a double store buliding. ith two five-room flats. steam hest. above: 6016-18 S. Grand bi.: or will trade for single or double flats. NOW TODAY Special Bargains— NEW FLATS AND BUNGALOWS IN USSIELIL PAIRIK How to get there: Arsenal Street go West to (4000) then South to Russell Park, or Grand Bl... to McDonald ic. 1)) South, then three blocks west. y ~ «i? ‘i é * ' : . = rhe . : S 4 ~ — tinge «OO a , : , = . . : ms 4 , Pitan .

WOPER - ef ._ - - WEST END CORNER Market; Sx 140 Fr, N orth ner TO $4500. Delmar Avenue livestinent \eississinai7 a registered. ; ni a ‘ Rea tor 406 Int. Life Rid "Olive Basse) 619 Ches REAL ESTATE—FOR COL'RED SINGLE FL 1805 Sheridan ev; 3 and . ~The. ; P ins : _ a's BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE, FLAT ABOVE . i “DiTTME LER IMPROVED Pp’ RP'TY FOR SALE — — PORE—t3d2 Mart (FOLLOW Twi Ap@ow TO 6/7 (MEST RUT ST COR. PENDLETON. 6 rooms bath. furnace: | aT ing YY REALTY cur, 7th and “Marke: ert] ss : amd {| | Ce NE income $# ‘ hSaab0. reculaton act quick. | Ovep Quanter CENTURY | riat—sine Sas Gal ; VE noox a FLAT—tikF KENT : i ae — ; - ” “ITE FOANK L SPBHCHT. 1! ; cond ton cents $53 46 month > TOO, a® 4.3 ‘ ’ ad . Rt ti pine, +! See “33 Ruteer et - ; COOPER ‘ atrormony eetentoned REAL ESTATE CO — Oona Ourcx Sat WANTTD Acewrs HO | . e: - | rent $2140 yeariy: bar bargain for $57: me. fine future: Rents now $45 per month; parments oealy | “ay : $40 per mon; A CO. S22 Chesteact: ( - ‘ Btvarorh Kliaubder. fi niversity FINANC _____ MONEY WAI | DEED OF TRUsT—€2 Maplewood property. C FIRST DEED OF TRUS * ? Dick i 5908 H enaiems ee “i Karka $1000 deed of trust, er and liberal terms, Box Be MON EY Wt4—Parm Tilneis security; 6% pees 10 ‘per cent. Victor 2a ; MONEY Wta—Piret Geena -r cent discsgnt? nspatch. M. Prite! 90: RK.” Leto 10te ee BURIAL PERMITS. - tr 0-275. Post-I Sea MONEY Wrd. —$5000, : 1 about two rears eis @ pay 6 per cent in Box G-388, FP Poat-D la? ) | Me INEY Wt 4.— Want per cent commission, | ass" s ome com mi [2 te Roy (7300 © MON EY “Wtd. — W el l-oo on improved county 6-7 wer nd HEN! k Bice anna aie + Goan tira. TH) Qerer ad | Chevwteasu. nt a RAYMOND M. : Kirk wood Bam k MONET Wis. —sow Withovt securitr. wit interest at omece: month increasing S108 285 Post- Dispetch. | MC NEY wr ~~ _— a ~ menthe 14734 Heddle 18. 4942 Cogk 5. Post-Dhapatek | MONEY Wta—S2000, 33 6 per cent interest of double fiate: 2 a ready for deliv AG ENCY, Monda Births. 248 Deaths. in Week ths outnumbered births last 248 to 312. Major -aeses of were pneumonia, 47; heart 46: cancer, 25; tubercules- arterial diseuse, 11: ard ap- There were five homl- suicide and nine acct- deatirs. , oe IRITUALISM be busi ness pro —. ai scount for ay 83. Post-Di spatch. "ARANTEED a Hs ‘ ‘eecured property si : . value: papounpe $.00. one Si7™) $17 $2000, S000 coe and $1 «lear at — and plenty of ee ne +r on ol ~_ } IN H $1200 TO $5000 "first rat deeds ¢ &o. m.: ITU ATL, CHURCH—Sun4s) Ermtett. day. Tand 8m i035 EoMONTSTic CHURCH — >. =m Bre CHURCH Tues : GAIA Waren s a0 nations: aso the fol owtng FP cr + OF hag iy i ney 7 Mrs Cantine, rans « Gias , ere Tee . Thor . Toesedar, Friday 3 5 @ By cn cae . : Mrs. Heidt ve 1437 10" Srexce CHURCH. services a TY > or so. ™.; weday. * SLX PER CENT Mrs. Weters. 90) Deeds ef trust om city b bss a LE ge —— « perfect, papers ready; | eenexy 7 7 JOHN F HERRMANN: = ran, S018 Neh ‘oe OHN P : c ~~ CTRELE, sities a 6 Chestay m. -$4t Teftta et. * 6% —MONEY Ade (ae) STAIN ; athens, Ss & OUR NEW LIST OF OF tsF ow READY FOR " fy Sa co 800. Sot aaa 61 °on. —_ .. @trestays ss. m. Fridays. : te. ~~. Fun@ie«y evging *% ww» ‘148 imine. arr, f -\°RMeTrvaissr CHURCH — ' “ertieer Sunday Seba. 1-3 wees Jp. me Ereaivg severe, =. 795 Park. Riedell, me TROT -W ashingtes vd Kingeue>ewaer. & denenetrs a ENT! CHURCH. eu NDAy > “Semen Hall 2858 *’lure arc beater: sil wekeme. 3991 a THE MUN LSTIC an Row Wriday ie -y ' —— Téa ine wrantes > = ia aed Rene ; Thereades. © & mm. oma Fredet

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14R et ect : pw- 250 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS in thes e columns today _ POST-DISPATCH. — arenes — —_— Sn RESORTS LOST AND FOUND ‘CARPENTERS & BUILDERS | MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES )WALL PAPER CLEAN'G, ETC. | CEMETERY LOTS —_ ——— ‘CARPENTER. all Kinds repairs. witere- EXCAVATING, grading and wrecking.| PAPER HANGING. Go vo myself. ADULTS of nepected od | . tb CEMETERY LATS —12-grace; Oak Grove | F Sale Lost tions, S80c hour or contract porches. Colfax 3852 or Lindell 2206: (BD) | guarac | vate ing. 7 — = an 20 -ven = aie con Cemetery. Box H-370. Post- eee atin aniean or | a Se brown , frame garages. 2627A Caroline. ae finasp in’ Gpameen om ie 416. ae | met ~ . ; ; cadieoatan Ben- CEMETERY LOT—é6ection 1 WOODBINE COU NTRY CLUB—One of the back and head: a bare spot © ll: }CARPENTER wants new work. alterations ment ks foundations. call Grand | PAPERING. painting: do work ! : 4 mort - P ie 0 x » Gi Park: 12 gravee. Grand 11543. finest cottages on the Meramec. >: reward 3440 Abner. irs. remodeling, by contract: reason- | middle man profit. [337 . 2 years exper ence. : ——— te lett cat. knows — ——— Castlewood. completely rnished , can be ar ¢ : "508 Marcus Forest 7! 7291. ——4 Davis. Victor 38374 sen Lindell 4645. 37il West Pine teBe) “ derta R- eviable, references. CEMETERY 10T—in Memorial Park: lot | inspected Sunday er call Colfax 2757W:/ fax S772R_ __—_ —aie Me. | CAnPaTEn ces cael Eee ee a, se ee | PAPER HANGING — Pate ‘BEAUTY CULTURE TAUGHT. Dar ocamg pes | LaTs— = ee , Saipting” winter prices sae TEXTING CLASSES. TALBUT'S — ° e lot. | table = Tx siptesis , ——— ; x TAYLOR Park. secs cheap. | n t aske! ote ss NI N work— 7; : : rae 45, P =a ns — pte ; CLUB MEMBERSHIPS ethane — aatsles: § ngine CARPENTER jobbing. new and old. repair : ee (cB9) cs '. COMPTUMETER scsocting ror aris ~ens mre ia So | FORD. _ COUPE—stolen. re cn th . Oe See SA, peeate. oNschottier. Cabany 8533. ae ~ , — TOMETER scx for aris see 58655 = eae : ‘| GUTTERING, spouting work. : Twdier Lanein. 678 Arcace dg “Five BOST§ os I te nee ee a ee ee EMETERY LOT—Choice Io-grare ict fz MEMBERS—For Vailey Park 5 c! a. ‘ icense x a caf : . furne t Cheries Rock road. |; Investigate our proposition. C ' | re’? ges... 08. toon “ea = hie- reliable. 1817 Pracklin. —— oe ae = SS eee ~ ueee % rk Cl ‘“ARPENTI ark e sterad ST — : - = “nate room. ova ae FRENCH. IT ‘= rt SPANISH—S moaths Post- Dispatch. ee ve __ es ark. | ad 414. TMost-Dispetch Te RP INT TER wa ; : new ba rk. a: tions, CTT: : spouting. ; Steinie “27A8 Hickerr. Cabanr PROF HaRLES VC A ora aga ee nto i ww i . - . . et abie tLefier. 25 arcu > ' Sie ae. + es S..LlUlUllCl, ee EASES : 29) 4226 Me cPherson a _Deima mar 236. vaileye. piaiam fist b : ~ beth- | 4 os OL ee __ Colfax 4891M. __ (83) | PAPER HANGING. painting. plasterine GiRnt wanted to learn beauty culture aut ys. ne of . . my ' . FOX TERRIE R- we . a bling - Tac. , eR. ae BE uiider 8 ee a GT "TTERING and : : A pe a3 . i . 3 . _ "We know. bow.” Reason - Rae Beautre Shopve 397 5 Le miar I S) ¢)) Sa . ~oies ey : : Metal Workers. 6 , : - : ntee. coe 24° 6M feS ée\. 16-2W OP rae ing: 4 times size —_, ‘ terms Lime ug>ert> a — - ; : | te a’terations ; : - . ¥ Diastering averse — : ' es me He perl tmetructor CEMETERY Fe S—2: in Memora : oman Oi a aan o sa = > prs rr a SF Dd ee fe ee ee cmmatel —_ ‘as Part 327: #3150 —_ Forest 6253F nen s parec:s £ — ee eg a ee pone eTal Tepa prom $0.1 > ~ HANGT? G—Sa. pies: D : LADIES. NO CHARGE o- Bas y oor fash = a: i 2 ‘ who i ei mat: and plans. -AS TERING P>pairia na none. cleaning: iow op: Grand We ‘each you bee te teke rour ind : -side 2 yr Sidney 3547R “he wont rod y | being formed on Black Rive: | | “O03 reward. Catan: “*___* cha houses int : : indays, Lindell 147. _ West j | | profitable: Pig demand 2. : wonderful iake The et oVaniag Glasses —! — Ballet ain ‘ ° come Chea D af ear sh lay LOrTso Tn Go. Office, 3313 Zas- iv D! : - . or cateleg: da er. ; : . > atch. z —_—— he anish re | 2 ferent fog th \adre _ teeter at jai8_ ngwe Post-Dispatch. __ ne Mabe or iniatiaeaain | §0 nrigt Forest 5453 oS ae er Colleee. SIO N. 6th, S — ea : read: ¢xye Ve vies. Dees Arc o. - os he a tellefon tai! CON TOI % build « —- ee LOUIS PLATING OO —N'ckel brass. PEASONABLE price for Da bering. Meyer LADIES | tr S EAS . , . . " ny adverts . a °4 31 >. m@ ard. sidney ath } x bungalo for § : copper. silver pia: ng. SX age chande- Leecorating Co. Victor 4853W or V'ctor 2a ke your own hat; mat ee . SS ETS % A s9 Post- - ry PE LPN, AS ea ) t MRSS i flats buikk- pis nished and esti-| Yers _Fotintated. 19 an i2th SH (coo) 4136W 2735 Shenandoah (cOO) fit: fee instructions. r Ba ede : = — “for residence ted fore rewou i, auick ROOMS papered $3 “P |e gaan - Co, 708 Wash -ngton. Da E Cnet geen’ See ta 3 eed as. mari : 9184 | LADIES—Learn bairdrese.ng. manicu~ as -.)- for » a in « senteell -— ‘ - : —~ ; ' s - . — 4 be ri] = ~ to : : 3 rT . ’ “? : tT Pee ‘ - . . - Two rli-w ized nec Kages of | bea U: ifal arg ROO MS Dapered._ a aD. 26404 \ chinbews ma =e 3 . re J . mg ivigre rt Rude, _ Wanted a _.. | which ie 4ifferent from others: yeu will] iron conta imil lothes DOOK s. “ok 6 sarace 20220 camnisese. $70! dy hibiscus, 1 din sk. 1 — _Riverside 3582J. _) BE Bed _ -! —— eae Saad Acad- | gece sg 31008 QUTTAGE | ib Wid —To 2 . ture!) be suror 7 rhs * are © ward J a bt, O84 ~ “aor ' ‘en 26 smiete. 925 - | i 1 full-sized package Marvel Of ROOMS PAPER ED-—And sinaia tan y Culture, 2d floor, SO Pine ished. ine if | ry ify ea :: jeath a Leffi:z ai ot & * sheet campicte | S14si -eru. mixed colors. Box 40. Overiand, cheap prices. Cail aa ge i = = : - . | ¥ $ ' LADIES, LET TS HELP DONE ge Re OM OS. RR GBT Was 9 Se Wighe nips 3 eh hl Ri ts Gan Sealine an ema hd 7 PLEA ERED op ete Mate tell GAINS MOSES Nib md, repaired, orest 6344W. 285 34° Evane guaranteed. a= — pone ‘hw * spatipnestgr hy Coy * SA am URE tN aS ee ORRIN ROR ES i NEW ele een a eh ee ee ee ‘Ginsad heise Rieti viding row co re ; ‘ 4 iz.” - : ‘ ; . LAS z what you missed. Box L-45. ) etween Pine end ning. on es ili “— 5+ 2x‘ . amin $4 oe Ae ) : ; . recuse pavers. vas toowner only. 119) $305 SMG, (Ort ty aarmentt, pies WOODEN KITCHEN SINKS —Bebalt | “SNS,sn ots muse ‘Victor 160" neater Sitiinery “Supoey4 or pad, As ea: =e COUPLE desires to jease oF "would consider a Tere a niall haiiaaai ai cit t is) onecre eh marbie or siate ’ ROOMS pape: red, $4 up. work k guaranteed. mer : e : = SO ¥* of reic : ie ia . SEE Sa ' | _~ ; - ate . = = we — ; / Co. vw : : Diape* ———_— | embecship Pr ivate club on Me ramec, MEMBERSHIP North Hills Coun- fom Lost. from 4007 Fiad. last ehpites $25. Reynolds. 3817 Juniata #t ¥. TH REYS duplicated: guaranteed . Chari iville. Grand 4nd w fe’ | o.. 706 _Washingten te ; i te 1 : a octane | — ound wna 3856W ‘S9) 25c: others. Ife up. Hardware, i ce ; a ® teach i ~wthe heen: a4 p DRA hy and eriz : a erg ne cant, 73¢ and up. Kropp. Grand | : n i tmctud = as oP. Dremet 4 ‘ exces tk thenal a it, eh i Dear _near Castie eee : OWT TE — _ mane oh > : tr ‘ ( lub at a big savings. Call mite re sf beck - Tancd >} = be 2 ; “¢ ' silt: prompt Lestnut st —- + Tae ? * : ¥- ~ P J : ; : : : ’ - | Cael bit t's new experienced Gm men sk -~xurme man Box Lig PV GON, 1 OY tage oe bs ‘ Ai . ~ - 3 70° . ‘ oenane asinine - ; “ = —— Ka r a For Rent MR BECKMAN, Grand 2238. (cl) | SSiewo 9 ne ES Sr ears! Gases | PECL, quali’ moter i ae ee | ee os eee ee ning speciat rates turing this two oem okvaical calla ARSTE bas 2-3 and 4-room furnished oo: 7 ee ¢) ity % (8) | estate: over 18 ¥ “iene a6 lea ning, De: Lundell S41 Stiga (Sox 4 i -~-e~-e = ;, ‘on, { po" formiae. tract) . ! Vapcnini cet. cit (0 $8.71 nder - ING. sai sandin old Soors made dcote, Turis tes. | ions, pered, $6 u Strother. | _——= snot . c infe pil 2 : os : a im | 562 Easton av. Deime? $4 248. [c99) | MEN—iS to : pe ~. : be — Tee * Ae ond-|4 © = TICEN 7 | % , ~. 3 7 é E S O N A L r. va ORT ,% e B 3 Bi . wees tite acid, / . , Van, 3013 Gravois 2 Cea Ta. } . - 579 Jop: in. Mo. P ; , — 3 ' =. B- =3. “Post-Despat teh | ENROLL KEND ALI, CaPPs ~~ 7 Suit rin eines sieeeatiaianinanicinenes - ; 2 Mw ; GARAGE —= a mn ki : = u Any “7 ’ SI ~~ SO BUNGALOWS—At “Riverside Freest. «! — Par aoa waa . , _ - , —— - > MODERN SCHOOL OF LANGCAGES— | exclusive euation on Meramec Fiver. close | ; a. Wednesd aon ge ? ben —— — Glering Glass" House Numbers 7 oa ig mot the ee m.... spe Suite 260-8 Field Fide. Otve and Tar-— to city: rumning water. larre ecreened End. pay envelope rs $ ™ = GARAGES — built. 7+ ew a - : a. ae - ; jer. Modern lanzuages taurhi by porch: private nw yh te Gocrstes: : PERSONAL war's. ———— — ae -_ , | . er stifu ' a nd nm 24 ro oe ge “- enced native teachers: transiativrs . ome ; pretucttena, rit: a ad ca | at a “ a - ' , : b = . , , - DRS : ' 5 im @:i i= C2 Se aa iS ~ | Oo the a - or -38W rite Box M-387. PsD. ‘ xX _ al HL x. ' Mive- Delm 2052 : — . expert adcrice > ma. mu.as etc. rou ate Verunzile, Cl Y 7;s§—Te accom ' eens Aes : Sees WS) eae tas > Tr accse ; A (7 TAD eat - :. nem Sa 2G id LOM te ait On N° Wwet@acd FRG . rtK a: wi 2° | Lewis Mo ie) |portun ty waiting for reg. ' . : Brown. St. MaryS.) Portis. Grand S85iJ: r Saas ermanent ling: gable roof, fir ¢roy weed wets _Sases me. Lindell 643. RAILWAY POSTAL CTERKS CARRIERS | n all or a i 3 I . , locate a matt ingyen? ; —— ae TAC cose Onion av bn > windo' 1 mn paint _PAINTING , WALL — 3 as Pr” wes law nd Rec 4 back par: cet mer ly ’ . exverienced comstruct-n | Schad. 3849 so Eopwen. > = SS bue: bers ard. F Sos, W. mG erect io, ie p ‘OR house paint i ganda decorating call Beod wor se eer nw, tc -e for cc in : g@nd | Hels nt com- CU BHOUSES—sSee Ruler in ‘e PERSUN AI —Sa . come je home and for. = ih OF GLAS=b=—Lost; in « on HEREPORD. Chive ~04. Ove 2('} " roth ar “ - ~ ns ” > Sly NA al a et a Se aT A members y aoe SES—a: t Deicke. 3 ean 3 ae | ears. —— Te serch electricity, best focation. Cali | PERSONAL— ro OMMURICE- | va Seaman z the defer-ed payment plan, ales 5S es . * = : Biel. Grand 1888) re ... + te gg Mea ae 4 om : ad Be!) ai efferson 1 ri e door. 1 — ee, ee ee pra BGag See pee 7 sSknabe. Vogel Decoracne Co, Pores uawton._Deimer ctgmiecse ae @ raocm and pgm, | reagemense tm ie; must he jive S015. dors. hime on the best of acks. | 4125 shew pa 8126 ie} | fesse. ms boemearmceccade SHORTHAND in 30 days: simple. speedy. c@noe house * r: other m a aes fa, - ‘Say ENVELOPE—Lo : iz . . ‘Saas ae Gann Slee oe INTIN* twWd—BsB practical ul accurate: ocrivate jessons. Cay or eve- oe oe ms Dwyer ye Rare RSONAL—Barna: He ho loses cece dbeedied Lindell S20™M RX au ae sone Delma: 52 ; 232M. any time. : es oe M Me pe | ning: typewriting. $27 Victoria Bide. (6) : | or Gassiliy 1018 Equitable Bee. saith loses much. He who loses cour- __Dill_downtown district wnasgelly cacatie. | ed porch, completely furnished. fo: : SS ee A ee _—— > © Jobs und 2326 Om | CASTS Sets ene nase hamgin®: | and deliver work. Box Y-409. Post-Dis. by: | singig: understands - aa: “aeemmenties , ; fered for OOK ET-Bi . . lady's O'Leary. a - es A | wees Sie = mil mp Oftwe SAGRW RM YOUNG LADY oto Studio. wih | : = he one exceTtionsily for vacations now info: on concert present whe: ~ agg) Rekewangge-s Pay , ENERAL he repatring. metal weather | *A+-* 11-\'2 an or finishing. Feasonabie, | | WE have a large stock of wall paper, will a an a . a PD — ; ‘gery m@anefact: cage hinowaat n Paton ov tr p> pis ing por ‘ B! ‘ -_—~ ~ ; ut on Walls reasonad'y. work poaran- ——— - — ie enanent coonedtt w me gl “ i ‘ [ Poet espn =~ peal CD tes ere: ee: ie, iy ea [veo ‘ ee “* ee Laer ah Wey ed Kee, oda ; * ra te Whestid seta oth in i DA dil oe ne ae ee ae, Se OS dees 3 “ a. ee, eee Tae ee ahd . a Shah or 3367R for particulars cr’ s : a ae ’ Bae — —— ee TP : PrNG—! t 7 1 eos mgt : 2610 . leg! ade in) 24... ar , , — . Ye a , =? oo E ; : 4 5 . % t >* . : 3 mG ’ , ‘2- ~ a 7* . =. a , ‘ a . — . A teed. Mue be’ 29 Oe rt aug. 230° Sidner. Sifpey Lea T ] h : » FB ‘ rZ . ‘= wv S. .* : LA. ui3, 2M Br ius ‘Cao . ars im - Alta yt m 6 ics) . e e ra IT No mer Swimm ; : £ _ —————_- ' Cotfax 1087W (c89) | £08. s) rr z p Ly — eg ae UN tp RN Ree weer ane Ree te > AN ROR Lethe tReiadat se i> oy ow Cit "BSITE—Hail acre xt Diecke; hard FRSON. AL—Tom : ) , ae . —— : — HW Ty) "46M. : tP ww rs . & Mo | mk check {toe.cer som et a A WROD fc : 4 sande , ; m2 Ak x i. — a) ° . .. | sm soanection C2 — ate: pcust and | th ne hnston e'] 343! AINTIN Pu: > a? ° a: Show Miller’s Books First Visit our school, ~%" oe students. — H-26e | Post- pe s . 7% g25 books nor tory f a set rts guarantee position at $1 to start @ r ai: —— 4 » = ee - —— h 3 . 2 A. : @d te 1516 Clive sm. os : -aPaGcrs toile 10 “4 ie Cie 2 ix —, PAINTING—Pure mater: — ' “) 4 maces = ones ' “~ tien refunded convenient terms. Ho facturing communis 7 3 les pe Teen Ce — =z a: : : papell - ar. ce. .—e gore oe faclar- nished - 6 rin rs : \. ' — . ; eo : , . Me ; : : ‘ Rex “O-i12, _Post- Dispatch Tee a oe te . te =f) 1} a 3 i — = —~ “re : . _ E ' # RM Eee 2 — ane - ; lier * W bit Ber Fare | Se a ede Gy | PONCE Doce ka oar Bae Se ME WAS ED al so, ee oe ee Sa . 9354. , ’ ard } Forest ¥f . rT: ° r . bos { : re x - pain “ DKKE RS mn May “eras ashe water Co Terrace. furmeos MILL 2OG -OSt. months 3. hang — ( » : cuaranteed. = VY TON will be held im the State of M.senurt wear. Dan Baker 7533 Hiawala Eblex 2119 Grav ora. Ss £96) | IF you ar 7 Lit x r aie heerfully furnished. : BAILEY HENDERSON | for bookkeepers to ‘beco sme certified pub- OTTAG | ‘._- i : ‘ ; > : Fe. am touch wl irnish : : ‘ oo Me accountants: all booakeepers are @:i- COTTAGE—2-room. screened porch: Mere- ow pastime ck" ar ci oe > 22: sennrd. ‘rial ad by eee tienda ainien dame Gee SAMPLE BOOKS sikin We aatee to on | mec. 1% miles southeast Valley Park S R.—Sunday, ponglar orwan recital esgrw i308 XN. 13th et. Z| pod build w zoe iene: sie snmt yea! The Best Is the Cheapest , eee tC. P AS who were forme: exam. | The! Pr ae icfO Soottigh mie te heir ; . ¥ ee 5% = — . ceggponges e « pico a a : : na , r = +-3 , FRAN? RS DECO! > — co. 5827 Eas c , — = tion righ? at? the % e | = ae chi “4 special exam ‘nat on COTTAGE—For rent, 3 rooms, private 'o- | . Sect! ~s saierm. ey Ticmtioheenye } ta Rive: BUILD BETTI Ho ME: (c8) . ar ent of books has not been ‘dane | coeching course. Pass the May ex-' cia! ents: AN 2st fat bon famnily preferred. *hen ‘ asl} LOCOS! ut 3 =e o ; ser - > : 2 = —— ssi ap Mo = sae - ' “2 eiry- amination and start earning Sis te S20 ; : iz? . references . mec hagics’ Seer: oe Park @SF12 PE ase Seen 5 andl rae. Sane we ~ — oar eee [ne an sreee FP. HAV] =" R. BUILDE _ PLUMBERS e: telephone us. jaily Entire cost f{ . examination > ~ ' oe r | OTT AGES—Por rent. for the season. or —— — Eas ean ve gteR FRAND 5143) 9 HUMPHRE - - » a6 ; te om : 7 | oF : . x ER. = rienced Ls Enger. ~ bouets a a- 4 Killarnrer. the fisher incall . . . mee are. = : =— —— i=—— =" 2 es ———— es : wat — ee Central 1263—Central 17245 on ion. ¥r Amer- i me i exper man’s and hunters paradise: nformatior 38 PURSS ee as” e*fiency. s amd specifications fu: repsiri r ty. 2648 ‘Shenand a - : can Comchigg Schools. Bex $26. Wasn- | tie | Nh ——. a, a. yardwan. cam mills, | Wm. Schroeder. Box 16. Arceding oe ggpFoions sae [$30 and change ana “ished. for $8372. Phone Colfax Se4y./ Victor 22, adeno 1 . $tore. 1115 Olive Street | Se ee AP ‘PRENTICE—Sit_ — | cm Meg Tie ‘ & sa” 2s . =. a: .* ¢ ’ > : . P! r ’ (RE? wy ; 7 2 Z . 2? . . = . BRICK | AY rs .. ES as . Z , garage: , les worker were Wid Fay, pete ig Rey oe gee ig iy) | RO oe oe east ened eres : > ie lat —— PR ARE SRE ns EL ok Sern eS Beebe WA Pape ey iarree Tibi tee. Thy nN Sially * » . ; 7 2 Lid PLUS Rr ree ~) ros ole bs 4 ™ - nyt i a ee ie ae ah as Se ee Te eee A ae en oe ? * mn . ; : ~ ~- > _ — — « os — — ‘ Th s oO . ro “aT ocees. Oreeme house SS : @ kers. Finder call Forest 735. Se Pa ng Ft he best Une in town _ BUILDERS WANTED. _ | —,. | oy S241. —e — . ' Practical men of experience; aiso ap- ATTORNEY. ACCOU} , - - ay Suitabie for. | ¢) lub: x roads. Particu-| MEMBERS of Mechanic: _ if TRS E—lLos r STORE te Nene Pt! ~ RSA DERG a NOOR ite ork 8h he ubhouse —— __ Jeaburg, Mo. Grand i S665R. ” Sam 4 ee PSS AE eee n ee oe tty : I EEE = > n the barber trade: tuirion | bread and reiie: cag é - * wg egg ee ee ee BEAUTY eft TRE taught; =2.__Gi> - i) | _7676R. FRI RA ourses. $25 and $50__502 N REI R GE —e = . Hav E a permanent wave. THE BE \ETY SS —=— . ‘ob } Bentor i | beats gpaetpreed y_ 00 42, Nestic | ma- TF “4 > 3 7 guarant PEC l ES . wins L._ Steck oe AN. 9 oom SO ~ $354 S. Serterson. mt 1 cLopers ah ae , ~— SP Cc aL NOTICES saieuteonay ravi a 3 SIH Wil . Too wih fx _ — a s: -— lege. Missouri Int. “Barber Coulee. B07 word wn : Bald ¥. > on soy ie ; a fEN—U 5 rim tween Spring and Humpn- i? I , a) = | DONDON Beguty Shop. formeriy at 4538A Marker st iets SE ohemeeds , et oe | nd : a” i a. a a ™ ng ©] . : a ae . nev a E . . 6 spare wg SY é steady. work, ®) Bex 8-267. ' ; ° Walon st Bid oe SO SS | STATI kD CITY Lice TAG HOUSES wired. $6.5 main contract. hone Bornont 2610.” tc ARCH SPECIAL—PERM ASEST Wat? week. The Thaler System wf BOOK K EEPER—ait_; "7 BANCE MAN— Wants ent & spiarepeergseitinngeripecannsinguats Lae eo. 71> 84 v ariaci a fixyt+u oO » — oa] “ > - eT iets: — r mpg ms 7 ad NTIRE HEA LE : ther with s complete ar- email set of ~ . ‘ os c fa~tory ae 4 — en en 3 iM i LET we wire vour bome: » ee . *sn’s wor an as rn, si atenance Trade Schoo! = Dist c = ork ; ; % ,etperien ed: willag end meh Wee og es canna alii: Moa “ rir Rema my "Ata ea Sa» Di a: aa 4 4 ae eh a % adit ey +e » Bas He “We. Sin te ME i s Sine o. Daen Sue ten Pe rage Pa) - 4 —-s Win elle dag he pars. RPE. ers’ Asso.. Beaten MM eee s training im auto mecha: -. te OK K EEPER—#it.; —— tery. Vuicanizizg, competent : — | Wis he See a : : | . = TES iv ed = — tectural drafting, erences: full cha ished for the rear ive u f the e [| Lewis : A Serietinere ae wom : ‘e. AM --. ‘JC INE MC \ ING CO. : ing. etc. pagutes [mmed: ate. a 4 ROOK KEEPER—sic; | bbe x . : : 5 +i! ’ , owt : aa O2 sta “n- Som . i ‘ Po. C a ben 8 agi Tere Wea = ing. 31 106 N Grandi Tyler = acre . t- eae ; rcs >%. 1925. for the disposal of gar- ee. Wh, —s ee in — I. == GEOR: ' : aes heed . ladies’ shinee bebbine and special .mar- | H-413. Post- “sete atecy tive _ sttrninating WATC as) > pet ont — ' ae oe Live ines vi: ae and : cn course: day er quowian. —— > ~ —_— ” ever P neg Sica 0100s Ta MM? Fiumy ; SAV! ney Py ftimg 3 iclan 2 } : ll : : cates albwavrs Susy: Me ver nguire CLOR—Bes: oe be al em Meramec . cont and ot ection «a Bo cone tie ae ‘ps - 2 | ~ ee Freight Peratedion ~e -* ~ ier Barber Colless. 810 S. Oth ~ mY ; CORE ED RE ODOt gait r u ~~ of bdire, - of Ea eee . or ' (ef ac > a , + ae ; ie eit Oeon B i042 " : ' . : | ne. : . : .| Re aE eg? e: General Warehous ing Co on 8c wogcen Bag. 10 -_ OO | poate clerks ealary sie vi ie a) Pe ee in 2 ie ee eo (Dao Ae Raga SaER Sela) 290 esi aie Satis end Fit vad ~ ea, cs snes pn aR. idles) yee tn % eee een CLUBHOUBE- Male or ase: Meramec SUeets and Sewers room 322 City Hal |) wose a a. containing ial arms wt ; ~ High lands ae ‘all Cabanr 1339 Monda: . “S “he a a ial tee, _ Behe ey Ee 3: -. . pa ~ YREST : Sidmeyvy 258. jet a. X-ray MOSTOTTIC and carr! o-. $1790 LURMOUSE-— — - _ " ; ‘oodkd e furniel Da wallow _B BAC s R St PPLY CO ceam COMMUNITY CENTER| at t. Louis Maternity Hospital. 4016 3 2 w 4 2 st. (oS) Dancin ery Wednediary and Saturday _Wasehing a . es “ARPENTER—Sit. 3730 | PL OA EE LOO AE GO Mc GOT OPO ON AD Rog t. fe _ a nee er nr ge ee ee “—o ‘ ) , : a Ha rt4 “ITY “3 ARBER COLLEG E—Tuition a 2 : DANCING $25 Catalog free; erietly modern: ——__——— Monte - | cresnieg. parnture —- DaNc! a : — ¢leetriec massage hrdrauli- chairs : oi... , onn Thempsec. dorrect ~ _Market st, cat : | _ Grand ‘45186 riavy. Sunday cient MEDICAL eieiein a= os. ' Mendav Westminster Hail as - GOTT ER-THYLANE ané ‘2 aaj avant Een treatment. fe and reliable: a phr- DAN‘ ING—Old-tis ' : ad sician 8 Drescr:puom. Write for free in- zit «a liv formation. The Home Remedy Labera- 1 Ey het ey tae » lig yg tte aioe: phate ei So eae nener banter and “Sabie ant cea wears PB Snob ooratrye. ke * > o-s r -hot ne. } tari es Buchanen. M ch. " x _ $TOVE REPAIRS ancen Admieaion men. ad) - YOUNG WOMEN needing help before and _ic®) confinement can, find assistance ae Apt % ed: eiectricity Tand 1801 cca - CLIBH A SE — Beare | . on Pherson. “ - Cube a we TERLING 2 Sd near \Vaciley Pas r ari’ mir _ = ; ” _ i ee eis. : ~ oc, its Joc heci 2 aN a. x ale : Michigan. O] 3 a a WALL PA oun al § sesmons sive ; > ; ‘ARPENTER HELPS _ EXPRESS AND HAULING: PER CLEAN'G, ETC. s2p0 del: tase mons. $5. Grand ee aan fe ik ~ 2 . ‘ ; 4 a aa ri ; + d _ .e our “aA RPENTER—#it ; oe “ RS PA ER eR AMIILIT: Ir otic liceabet “47 ss Adame. 3963 Fine “ ses . : . u ish or 2 $1.25 1m ~antee lie : fondars . cogcceee - PATENT your ideas Dy RRA . £3 Rb gy. y ee eee ee ee 4% ma SO Peele aN rhe aw : agi \yiranstgi dairy ae ratey Mira She LODE DRI 136 - y OPO OS ees. BE VOB Mest MMAR TF ena)i centract on : 2900. : st - | nev_2333, se Se & = G =~. \ineten. c es _ CARPENTER—Sit.: repair oe = " ; ENTS Aailvice and bookie A r TT en80 a ane : . i as ~ > ™ e . " - Grace Adame 122 Lelmar Secens is i: - highest references. best DAS eae 4 pk Reais ony es = PA. ING—4#41) 5 —“"Wasbtantes ‘ont Lawyer. €44 cuaranteed ic 6 lessons. Mrs. -Mi- c ee —_ 7 id os - y pon . PATENTS precured ‘rade : : = : i : , : : eal ' 2 ; PRIVY 47 7 T Ess we ~Any “eur x; rn “in ‘arent s comrcce Rer« en he » . " ¢ - , . - -—-* ~ —— ~ ~ o- GAS PIPE CLEANERS: ERT pai 3 ‘ior and ex. ,syaran nd reliable: eldest scneol. 1901 | prompi eerrice fr Be onete: . - = va - “ ‘ 4 : mz . T.7 - ~~ —" _— | - : - * 7 nee “aire - gir 5 pet work Fua;r azteed a. : ~~ ‘ . = . sr " i= ror — — : —- ~-+- — ee . ee roma _ 5 : ror ®, non YY er . “a ‘= eo of Lake a “a G n e OE 2 H >. 5 = 7 ay 4 . . on 4 _ 7 , 4ib ou “ ; 7 > : — a . . - ™ . ‘ . ss *. ce 4 aa ¥ : ‘Tt b ; « i) . ‘ « | day or con tract. gan water frontage and 56 acres of ‘and m oon . jase rd a cs J Dein oe Spee Sa “-. Sr See cot % Asa Stay ane , . an Pin ietiy priv bookler of ort n ; d: s74aw geod sandy bathing beach. ° “atten turn to J. J. T t High oO ’ : os } ~ Fy area sme ecaas — . ~ . . V (95 - ry ; ; : } ’ _o — a. — Sd a ‘ee e - on a re dae : | c= . Py =e is her v t es : CT RK e &. Lnea Ss - bourses drive from St. Leu: . on Fy) 53 55008 . . th i r ae “s Sas Eetitk Se tsa | CASH REWARD SS ee 2 el ee : weqwee ne om Seon pe As main tr f - +s 7 o mati 2 lead ng t scription of SE 2 OBE OI ET EH IE higheet ceferences, VICTOR aé4co _ S85 2 ‘ath. __ Fash: aineton confidentt= (CARPENTERS: & BUILDERS r= . “4 rete - work ara =e — Ps 7 4 “| : ‘ . ek Sa. See: _ Be A Rou ree SES oT ue composer and type your letiec=. r- ' “dentin ai wae aa r 2 “~~ ; 2s" Jackgoa. 4057 W -st oring sam ples_ Post 5 s os. LaF ER eu = == . CHASE shadow: na. inves pecpe« 819 Tite Guar r Bide riter. 46564 Laciede « Legis. Mo. Phrene Fores" S413 te) Coed — E e SUPERFLUOUS HAIR _DRESSMAKING—MILLINERY Removed by 10-needle elertroiyms quickty tty. OREN ARTS —Fintn sewing be dav 204 permanenty: Sase hatre per hour: _Forest_ sree (4 Bepton 1685 ‘c) positively no scare; ef references. Keener on o* Bs mel ane > tt ard 0s “© "@ perches et ail times. Grand 41236 » nent wie _* Parkview een . Be ny R Poe . ERERO. 2 fer ig : ee ne tte Ee ede —-—_ wide 2.87% , a ring ing: feasonab! . PAPER cles ‘in $3 ~ DREs=M. ING— & YHA woewER OE a . ’ ; : L ve “ya a . : na e — —_— ae = ‘, waa R ‘ eodeu! ae mm a F _— inde Sk Ss was shed . Fol os ao at ee 7% MISS AIDA .* MA M Prewert Te xi “net in ed poner we £582 . . ad ee — : ag: Ps Lore “ RETE Sear ow a} = “ >lae- rTArER H GT iG. Se ’ ee ol - _ eD ELECTROLOGIST | ve BTA "39302 = — eee x oaID AV. Gr, PERSHING. Re nheimer Ea M©TRESs—si: = 7 = s. Se — oo - . ie = Tas ntrmextees co Vv cto om 2 ; A So A wore bane. Leituar J so — Rita Sa =¢ | ne } : Rn = eli : ’ , al ae ~ my : LA. nai ‘work, —5-— —2 = Sez. THEA = —%1 i ore 4 are , ‘= a > =... “+ - . ae c ~ a i. CC eR. a \ ipa - fl and ut: : TRICAL qf it ~ite Prepo bi Ma =." er { Saban: aa “- > —— 4 Sr ees Seerice: a? PAPER Fan: “a a ey | Woe ee c > 35 Libera! re. | mg ®e tstac* : aNGIN: >—And Fae ng c. Pe INSTRUCTION ——ve rer - Panag have 2036 GCaestos:t. Oive 142 : tay + a> ive a | Vieror 4044. Lightning S — lips. 3312 « Commonwealth. Renton 867) | sa5mTHAND =e for teens Gan mo © Woniny been 3 : $) ROOMS papered. aS “Grand $530J. ing>{. Bez 8-324. Post-Dispatch. Le 18. a S ” Se ia Set 7 ea abit ek o dep ee + ——— —E—-- « itn -— ae. .

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SUNDAY, |; - MARCH_&, iva ° RENT SIRES PEE POT Ne ee __B 300 WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED—Is the position SUNDAY, MARCH | ‘SALESMEN \ WAN 7 " gelling CITY SALESMAN—F God pro shirts; ence preferred. Bow 353. . Stterns : | DISTRIBUTORS—Amazing new —% “20 West selling $4 seals $500 en a tremendous demand _cuvelopes fy m, deaicrs,: OW; write Manufacture e reat strong side | Didg.. Boston Mass rer, A A-189 oposition: | DISTRIBU Forti Metributing | sational new auto crue right SALESMEN WANTED ~ SALESM AN WANTED = you have character a! nd determin: * can: connect with a [reli ible real institution with a strome ix rsonnel earning can be assur¢@i the hard | 3 you services is W ani " thy rewresentative of wy qualify as 4 wor .. ee to ee | ee ganiz zation. Box H-360, Post-Dis. . $3 only: apreadi Nk ‘oe, . orders for | sive territory oo =. WE Hy - Bec! 2 PP eee \ " : . ogee uy bidg. _Boston. " % salesmen Distr Tg lanagers pris daly, © : me HUSTLING § SALESMA® : ic new premium propdsition: good Bales Co., |: handle the world's panes weeneration on a publicity campa gn: ex- —_ ae wholesales everywhere: ae letes maly good for men with cars mee for 14n-! tory going fast: makew te ; cnet 719 Wainwricht (Bidz... 8 to 9 5B to f. ! (? ntion for! line: guaranteed Prof! e ie is 100" Ford own-+ American. Dixie pe Dept. W,, Tenn one >. 1. iMAN—Y oung, good « opportun un ny i - rerarvyr od 9) REAL OPPORTUNITY salesmen acquainted with; the grocery for ‘city are money sav! ; can be handed ed as slie'iine or ful? nest com- with compensation Red “one Bs r information and pagticul 4rs CA. man perience nol 80 exseritial ag . 1424 Biackstone ay good ; 10 to 1” ambition and determinati, 7p icOh Box O-1 145 to, Post- Dispatr “hh, on to 4 ar RE. AL, { PI { RT U N | T Y hutches SE 4 man who can /go out and butchers, | Mix N—-For ev every county in ¢ne a. A real sa! sono ee Bodie ds. posfers: Western States to sell our efena’. pb! coctitg secur t at a amobile 4 hy S nar ns tg pte seted pate. 7D De es rast ‘re ds Phonh 1 Wydowt ‘ John &t.. 0 experience ' e } : S$. P n article is @ necessity every Bis tment. Al uthof izea € soa ~ ine €500 and will buy; manufactured, ox SAL, ESMEN—T R AF F on f in that full uerante record of v4 ys& ed or money’ For old estaolished fre ight! rate pub! a with auditing eers ice: ermanent tl iced to give purchaser ¢ Pleasant outdoor work: on) v : 2 pena Bianding Wanted that can ee eens ere er on. | Tefcrentn Chain Beant dreing account: | exrience yr “| ager ~ ; appearance essehi os? ‘rite fully pecersa ry el, Sunday @nd Monday | Bex 1-157, eration. *aietz, Statier Hot NANTER 70 sipemrer #2 PREMIER” DUPLEX VACU jee SS S AL ESMAN. ERS ’ . g q : SS Fas) Insurance | Through large downtown der ss Beare increasing our se lee ge! to at t ’ take care T! rBidg Aer SiaIy corvice tat SPECIALTY SAT. ESMEN offer attencitve. permanent > Earn $300 t. B-151.| giris’ dresses; pocket rs. est quality and workr homes easy: ma! i SALESMEN Ol established nationally known manu. 3 facturing concern, rated AAA-1. requires Penced salesnien to sell hich-grade line of art calendars and advertising specialties ye . B to banks and representative business in- Pwituticuns. Rapid expansion of our busi- mess affords unusual opening in rich Sterritory partially developed. Libera! | compensation, eomnpisticon basis, weekly remittances. All corresponden«s etricti: peonfidential, but special attention will be . fiven applicants submitting full informa- tion and references with first leiter. wo. Bee eAL* house work: ting le Gro- a. TTL (oxOO) SECURITY 6AL . ao we nay ; Aurora, a “offerit s fastest-| Securities gee isis THE AMERICAN ART WORKS. INC. COSHOCTON, OHIO District Managers WHERE'S BIG MONEY-—A RE Al. SELLER $100 TO $300 WEEKL OUr men are actually making t lat much The Uvest prop osition today --a necessity ystrong. steady demand. We save men &® year’on clothing cost. Our $12.50 t outweare three others new, VW Onde! ECloth—-tough as leathe stylish and dressy missions big senaation everywhere. Completé not st me: largest commissions paid weekly in = > o us. MA paul on al OT rde S tece ived no aiting; no 204 'S “wa inwricht B e-heea ks; promt deiiverie- samy) 'e free nies) “ith cars prefe rec act wick for territory. SUPEit-lta Cy 29 Lincoln ay.. Chi ago "* YOUNG MEN National Cor pan ition house ad : - write ile about | Poe N-108. ~ : il store. ha ey Cash Register Company ee t. Louis. Mo.. ia offering ex- __seetions lis attractive. contracts for a Cities of St. Lvuis Springfield, in, Hanibal, Jefferson City and Girardeau, Mo. and Springfield. : eell a j ‘ALITIES. a One of the larter a> ren h bn facturers, with a ceepidiy | of tra ness seeks the best erade © a — om ai . . ANTED he will VN wite @ CAPABLE SATESME? PERSON f° ; | te any ma- unis, but cash | For fat : connections. eer. Wuiney and Marion, II! to “ident, 913 os geal ye the best , jateatnen who have heen succesefy! a, Mo. | of work. @ Gther lines. Must have clean - paid for this worker a car. and be steacy ighed 1, ambitious to hecome estahb- big &@ staple business in which ons. Money can be earned. State Mien errience and references in first 8fAd personal interview will be ranged Write today. - ae particulars about your self. Post- Diepatch. € iM SALESMEN Must have experience 7 ~~ A new organization that Will distribute one of the most Ps © Popular of the medium priced » SWomobiles, has a position for | & Mew car salesman. Appli- ; Sints must. be high grade, ex need salesmen accustom- ' @d to clean eut, sound business » Policies. Man able to own his ao On Salesmen Field Mans ae «on demonstrating car on a LASS. 2.4 Su : “* AND Experienced’ in Salen, fore: a " : Yorn blo basisx " i}] ha Ve aa RG- jing cTee Steferen, ll Li: are earning ING CAN a ore ae riding a TO" Fremiay." Wow 424, Beere Theta. _ SAL ESM EN ; P Powaibilities for « ‘apab!) ° man. Call and see Mr. James E. ell at 2621 Locust Street. you seek advertised i in these columns today? —WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS. s /NELP WrO.—women, GIRLS HELP P wTp.— OPERATORS m ST- DISPATCH. a a ~ SALESWOMEN WANTED _ L, os of “good “padress «@ . a deab si0- a day with — pupul rn Poelloe Maegeaine: tig hit. Roy F310. Post-Dispatch pi Everywhere; full or epare ‘SALESMEN WANTED | HELP WTD._WOMEN, GII HELP WTD A DEFINITE FUTURE yon eet | ib atl ~ annotg PER—Exce; ptionally figures and typing. _—WOMEN. ‘GIRLS | | STITC HERS—And c.oeeTs and stavere. ¢X- teacher preferred | Avpviv Wollf Shee Co GIR! TST 7 2 16 y yeare ‘old. Are you foe of seguir ing a position that will pay pualimited possibilities: the work is straight salary of $100 a w ek. ai with exceptional opportunities for promotion to field mana- Such a position is open toa “real salesman with ability. w rho can be on the road several | arte all vear ‘round PRIMM KS — Ex al . i perienoced LANG-KOHN MPU. none other Se “ol a tr. y BOOKK EEVE —Burrough: | be ~ R— -B rr ug! GIRL —Neat ays pearance cators as: ociation: OPER ATORS— -Milliners Ty . neaifies of his 4 i Oll T RIM MERS—EX XPE RIE Nc ED ek Washed A oom, Sanitar | esene. saad ~y + rN 3 eatecturing MIL L, INERY "SALESLADIES LA VEDA HAT ~~ yp laygens not ; 1105 Washington, : OPERATORS — Inseamers coy ee ne ASHINGTON = ER TY) Rs Day L AUNI TRESS. , - READY-TO-WEAR SALESWOMEN We have a few openings for thoroughly experienced ready- *\ |to-wear saleswomen. tendent of Employment, Famous-Barr .Co. etoaecse PP experienced in the': soliciting of accounts for reference required :- PETERS SCO. MFRS.. Park and Dolman OPERATORS — Experience bh Ur TON WAKE = x i , VW ATTRESSES—Twuo | . Hammond at Main | 4600, Monday for appointment. | ‘Men Who "Waat' to Work | WAITRESS—. Experienced Wages $18 ren $30 w oe || BERTHA HAT CO., Al : .. | OPERATOR — } /war PRES#—Experienced = wear; experienced on gowns, princess slips and bloomers. _ Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co. 16th and Loeust Sterling Factory—2nd = loor OPER ATORS—If you ean op- erate a power machine and | ~, know how to use a hemmer, we | will teach you the gentlemen's silk neekwear business and pay 'you well while learning. ELY & WALKER NECK- WEAR FACTORY, 16th and Locust Sts. ~~ a : CLERK eanstence e:] i iw AITRESS— Experienced: i $$ — ~ | Bene’ a alee | WAITRESS— White ~- ld a eas GOV ERNESS—Exverienced. CAN VASSERS— To sell | : i a commission: a nan Life Ine t SAL ay —Of good apr a derstands canvasein carfare: Dgrmanent n $A LESLADY—Pairly experienced ing — to- wear: have selesaneen. . * ; LE J 1216 Washington : Haag oo For oot 5288. Mopdar 4° \ - are x 3 MIL L INERY Front Makers Back Facers Joiners on Union Special WOMAN—Bright, . who has had om founta'n experience. GUIDE— For a blind Copy EEVIS ZT RL KOSKI MERC Exper i WOMAN—To — et a rooming house on yo block Delmar: Rox H-1lap SP. Miller is - man ‘to see H AIDRESSE R—Experienced ye © | ) N fi HAIRDRESSE: R— Exper, ‘rien« SALEBLA 1ES—Inde for you in 5 exclusive territory; ne. a needed. Poat- He M iliner ry “Geaaiea ad: H AIR “DRESS ER A round d operator; Pocket. Makers 2-| Highest union wages. HEADLIGHT OVERAL L ( -s (19th and Pine. (eee uu) : wa oe "cleaning showroom your ti ag and Serr Bhould nay e desley led ze a book-| eee ee than $10 2 ‘das com! ni S aul * a ee ow wus eum SF ie. qualifications and HOW SEGIR L— Whit . ON OR SH ee HB ‘wos AN—Maiured to explain health ine) 3 AS SALESWOMEN~—Succeseful, _ with store and outelde ex wry 1h for Women, Ar advancetnent: O-79 Post-Dispatch. Charge ogi Seep ere e wor " BER TH A HAT CO.., SO8 Washington. MILLINERS—Exnerienced ~ making and trimming to do. Large weekly sal- CROWN MILLIN- rte 1A Be RE rie | DE RERSERS “ae 'perienced pressers and finishers. collar shirts. - Rice-Stix Factories, | PRESSERS | Apply at once.|: ‘Alteration De pt., ‘Seventh Floor. Whee pels aot sista > bgt WANTED mf, % a rae he pee, + ui ealagnalltt i ann nei ie, home fine dra wnwork SAL ERLADIES— FO gt. fine embroidery | _EA ST. Lov AS SEL r ING PROPOSITION: us t is LE VERY Goo one with phone, or tube author- and capable intwe acquain ance De ia 2TOR ES. i. N 7TH 8ST. © the eervires of several ndditiona! experi- | /’. not alswer unless you posses | qualifieations. of employment, — . time and ER ons — be your own: for district rights in Bt. a day commission on 3 Ne Wer MILLINERS— inexperienced girls who are | not afraid of Kk itehen K raft Ce : | WOMEN— We want - : Wea WOMEN— ‘an ‘earn apni ihe _— mist “be — eM. sR—40 A shir 4414 Page Av. ‘SHIRTMAKERS—On all parts: euff and front OPER. ha )RS—Es er were Sie KEEP! Ie R—F : : * , ‘ — ae tae OPE ERATORS—E x He , hy = Sa eSwomen Experienced for all depart- ments; also positions for intx- -_ perienced women with selling ili Apply superintendent © is | of employment, B. NUGENT & BROS. DRY GOODS CO. Experienced Saleswomen Millinery, Gloves and Other Various Depts. dst —t Floor, how OPERATORS——Or CA .VAOSERS ang 0 SOLICITORS | | * — a ANY ASSELH—Womean OPERATORS Se and operators on boys Also experienced opera- machine Ss and | money igirls for pressing; wELP WTD. ere us HOw Sk KF Lk ry Can earn $6 a dav eeiling : HELP WTD.—WOMEN, geo + “mga Ovi > aA ‘ es PY Sere eee ary Gs. ELDER MF&. Mth and Lucas 23d and Maison 7600 Michigan SALESWOMEN WANTED er psig ole yal RA. For OP ERATORS DEMOX STR ‘ TORS | ‘* SE “KE om a rs t—Midd I a 7 . — Alteration e+ re R-—E xper\ MILLINERY SALESWOMEN also penmanent reuet position for experienced mil- Apply superin- PEI ER-—1 tf . - eR ———- ~ ~ Xperience . reyTgh Apply at once. Alteration Dep tala Seventh F eae ean Co." Experienced ; BSTENOG BAT Hk k— AY ; linery makers. tendent of employment, NUGENT D. G. CO. : : er Soe imAPHER san OPERATORS . cel on ; rai ev SST CITY. MFG. ¢ STHENOGRAP Se oe - in won “ge? bail eamperitia! ; and furnien wok ay 0 ae OPERATORS, Salesiadies Experienced salesladies that BOOK K EEPER—Must have experience on STE waa jRAPHE TidANG TA TION | SNe rR non OP PE RATORS he sme GARME Nt OPER ATORS opern’ O78 exper et also openings for extras on Sat- Apply to Mr. Michel, LESCHIN 407 N. 6th St VANDERVOORT: " BARNEY D.€.C0. ; ‘typist . nore ferred BOOKKE “ . PER _e npe te nt devty euod. over eTrAW HAT SEW 610 Washington, Uniess qua!)-

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EAE RT SIS I tr SS ing Machines, Machinery, Boats and Laanches and Misvellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. was a on Rg =a 800 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sew a WANTS ,HOUSEH’LD GOODS FORSALE |HOUSEH’LD GOODS FOR SALE ‘HOUSEH’LD GOODS FORSALE HOUSEH’LD GOODS FOR SALE HOUSEH'LD Goons F _ CALEOwonEn a \‘ MISCELLANEOUS FOR “SALE. - MISCELLANEOUS aaa | oareratien RANGE—All ~ enameled: DRESSERS—Chifforobes. kitchen cabinet. PURNITCRE—For sale at a bargain: rew MIR Rs ee a: =e ’ Srinees. $08 Sane iaen . > h? , y awe AT) rie ™ i an ‘x srw a . 4 j ~t Wt. a . 3443 ELE to yeh ce bought. sd «r4 ox) aaa, my thie ee good leant 3 apeolutely new: ; sepate men: pa Se sold Sanday a5 x. at a big discount: fine t Dedroc: Or ean a machives ficar ts S. = uN j — Spree —————7 7, for Ad@ress Chas. F Waneel: n. Belles tl ween cash 861 Gravois av Sidney 2s : Kingshighway. Sets. “ainut or oak dining-room frets. « PARIZAR AND “LIVING. “ROOM “SUT A EBC. Thar. ion, te Ball bloke, underwear and nosier: | PITRE psc) APE —Like pew; sactice ft : PRINTING OUTFIT “Wra —Small; “good ware ¢ ‘eta, iin Roca | ELECTRIC sTOVES—For or Mahogany davenette seta lb ‘a- Fireless cooker. 3015 N. Taylor. Bind a cash or i >_ . anole forage mes “; oe water and , ns = rticulars. ox ~**"| COMBINATION RANGE—Two highoven | first-class condition. Call Mr. fr nieeabets. | tabies. odd were. parr BUITE—S-piece. nice condition, ‘/°* ~~. Mots OC NEW Y ORK ov AIST HOU SE; ~ 30; all sane. OO. we. vlede. Post 'D tc s ~wmbination ranges: one white and ome’ Olive 7798 Se ai ke airs ~ . : $i, Dealer” 915 N_ Broadway _— date al x : vidt Bros... 2371] Laciede. arte —a i. tnd@’an relics —— m per- a ane . | chiffoniers, dressing tables. oak or Wal- ya J , - " =. 3 ° & russe ™ a re ; _ Experienced Salesladies : ler cor. B mers men’ ‘ — ait? r- SCRAP [RON Wtd.—Raes —r +2861 Gravois av ay used only oor demonstrators.) nongoleum to furnish yor PARLOR ~SUITE—T piece mahoraar: Nie oy ari Ps sat a7 ; -~ st P > ae Fe ; .,. Bdmy Liaw , wile bet _— Sidney 3658. ree ee _ We will nave two self-draining tubs free’ » i tr Eee - North Market. ist f = eo. came By ge Bag oe + ae a = ea a Pao TR ERA ¥ a Will buy fer! COMBIN ca TION So | Sachets vacuum, ~~ ia 3 nail ver Pre * ; in “— Becon than se wWerace Tle. ale ; ti End Hard BHO save U WOMEN GARDEN HOSE—% | mosides. | in See ee, | «ee 353. Fr URNITURE—4041 Oregon. sitney_: a4 | i my ; Furn. & Mere. Co WASHERS =e , ue on vith cour ines pe pe a SHOTGUNS Wid—Cash paid for“ 09) , _Sidney 1658. inleiibanbi ASR So | It ig difficult to convince one with mere | oe — $30 and uD: we aise internationally known cago COT- | pa ‘im Sales Agency #223 Frankin, (c&o)} 0 : ox 4 a ens CONTENTS of 5 rooms, $000; almost new. — | | . oats oor =o ples a wity branch offices throuchout a ae . one. i TEN x” \CHIN ; . E.. Parkview 471. PURNITU "RE—Dining room and Eving | looking for bar- ‘een Sempie. floor tors. hg - offers an wvnusual onpertunity wie ome pean. 1 Hit on "heniodan: c EN ‘condition. oes: Pershing. “— (c67 a Toom suite. 5723 Waterman av. gains when : *'RANGE—Combinauion Bri seif-draining ¢ tubes free ai to become establishe gg a yo |} 120-04 510. 7314 Oakland ev, | 52 a — | DAY BEDS—New and used: ali kinds; w' i} | FUCRNT3 ORE teem room S Pitti vilege - x. , oy. ge _" Gays ““biue enamel, ike new. 1°72 cy 4 osciilet a J : — 7 * nal Ley - t06 ns. 26 gauge. , Al 21 brin s: owe uy tools sell at low prices. Levy Bros.. 1 S rnin ‘ae *- | SANGE—Biee Quick Meal. with eg a a er Se | Oe ath. peg ” all trades. Municipal Too! Store. 12121 y4th st. FURNITURE—S reomm: ms; Jeaving city. 11 RAQOA Belt, Porest S287 teachers are very successful in our work: Railroad Sales Agency, 823 Frank!in. (c83) | Market st. __ - SS | DAY-BED—Library table and piano. Call N. Out |_RANGE—B8lue_ ename)led: lary and bonusee insuring $7006 © i EATER —sicc.¢ airtight; 5 : 7 : : . 272 Plaze drive. 3d floor. For- | Pu Retr cass tedioon md lilving reom: A’ URNITURE CO price $40. aaa Robert. enrrewaliy: transportation te ~ gt ; oops FOR SALE 227R © reasonable. 5302A North Market. fc) 1sth RANGE Bri na Beach Sucerior. hot- | i : Senepercaten expenes | __ Caroline siecle HOUSEH'LD G ae See eet mee SH Tensor? 5 |. __ (C56) RANGE—Bridge and Beach Superior: paid; business exnerie acne ta 7 AP_aATR PURNACE—And Arcola system DAY BED— Mascot; aimost new. hae . FPURNITI a. living room Os chif- ag fet _water bac 7°05 University : : Ett n mw . o~s +B 7 . = . ” ite 2 Imemeaat Fe orn oOo” , t te) -_ ek 7 i ” me. | , - : a ese ————————— Sicontion Maw iluattente "tn rst i tier ike mew; used for demonstretor, chemp. | -+-. iis Bicmms wes 3137 tv Sunday aftermoon, Westgsts seotes. _forobe: eap. 3922 Lee. Colfax 2987 | __@faior; bargain; . 5150 d. CS a jon, Bridge & Beach: ee - c: COMPTON & co. P mut live. Boe ; sc? ee aoe — —- J ene — #20. — - (aos eae oe FURNITURE—4 rooms complete, Sa | GAS ANGE—White enamel: a $30. 3231 Itaska. East Washing? On st.. Chicago. 1) | t isk 2 ANT QU : BUF F ~ Lag edict ¥ w=" DAY BED SUITE—\ « # reasona die; hand- #225 -§ Arungion. Sad ‘ *. 3008 S. Jefferson, dealer. ‘: RANGE— Combination cos) and gas: bive 7 | “jer; s fe t_or sm rement; | _ Wallrstuin's. 1010 NO ey er crage and | FURNITURE—S rooms. complete: also GaS RANGE—And household goods. 6314 enameled: good order, $50. Dealer. 915 a? ee oa, od = 7 t ” Gran IQUE ) Te veg pear™ —— on £ llw Quick “Steal eae Tats 7 biuve combination range. 27 + Madison. Henry. N. Browway : —— a . ale 4 ‘ied L>z ° . asus : * i Pia 2 ~ uu . : ss Ge “ — © - HOUSE “MAB ER S— Por elain ) enam- ahe 278 ga : clede. 2d fl. E. (FU RNITU RE—Two rooms complete. 1235 | G GAS RANGE—Geod condition. 5915 Persh- . REFRIGERATOR—3-4 condition. — fui, attire - ad day an OOD Le, gt at ee Eretion oe Ti - amen mrmene mat ee _3. 7th: rear. hae ng. Wrydown 494W. 433 Pola homme ri, me tT 75 * | night. Aste Sign Co. aw aL a diane we odern dressers. m, | PURNITURE—Beds, dresser and other | Gas RANGE—Quic« Meal, oven. | West of Price = | 3 ROOM $98. z 606 WASHINGTON inva ALID SHAIR—S25: : i208 | hiffoniers, dining-room set, sewing ma- Sale of Day Beds | pieces. SOG Minerva a | 3402 Vista. fc) REPRIGERA —— schol yetrige ou a CASH OR —y .) Are in need of salespeopie for coat. sult ‘Pre 13 ' kn ‘s: > oh ae. et te. 1 deaiet ‘orest 764. ic) FLOOR SAMPLES. iis FURNITURE—Contents at 3-room at:| GA paves = j ’ col4 storace useho serators * §=ss Living room. ~~ > a ea departments. dont apply unless ‘Cabany te: Se © - Reisen . i. here eat chaivre & This week on! y. Herz day beds, $54 7S | _Teason death: cheap. 2425A Belle Glade. GAS i cal + "11 low age Mowe Scafe Co. 512 2 an -nished complete, $98.75. om thorovghiy experienced tn the above @e- INVALID tia. in : ae athe aml: iavene sets bed -ss- Value for $2. “PNITURE— apartment. 6255 Clem- ' arc ie 7." 4 i, 0 Somers working man's gel Posttions open for full or part | or rent: trusses, braces. bi caggggees > Hanne fr inoleum rus EDW. A. "RNG AN — CO. | FURN 1st floor west. (T) | ~ a wet: . — REFRIGERATORS REPAIRED—Now is CO. 2618 Frankiin ao ee fo viccwmayhipusteam a snape Pag Ys ON) in bay ert ee 5 Sop OE . ze % Pad he ES: SMR AF SEAT Yt ot ee ee ae ORO RO Cah ms ray ye Xa eta ome! Dae 2 - SRR gi yntc cif repos | an aed rs | | | : : PERERA : “al Waele By, FLEE BLE ALD if lol % — -_ i ments. L / > | atdehened . CO.. , me. Appiy Emp ent Dept.. Sth floor. iag’. supporters. H. E Lende. 5 5. “2 ost everyth - kept in Sanita 7 ¢ } i- 2004 Morgan mont 3585.(c8) FURNITURE—O? O-room residence. 1921 (GAS RANGE—Ouick Meal: aa: oven: the ti : ’ a refrt ' $169.75 oO * INVALID WHDEL CHAIRS AND PEDS uel ger so | aol) cmatl une warae DAV ENPORT SPT renee! _ Spanish S. Compton. ‘| 00d condition. 5963 Horton pi... ic . . oy Louis Furn_ . U TFIT DEL EDUCATED For -ae or rent sickroom equfpment ' a a tan? — ~ ce ack mee ithe : good cond! 10 ; $45. 4: 213 tA FU RNITU RE? rooms Cost. ° eae ' gE I arge white enamel, . Quick — 915 N. Brosdway. ‘ > wn Bo, = OTT Suites. $113. AMBITIOUS WOMEN of every des: ription. 4219 Olive. Phune Then coming our Wav from south, or’ M “Kinley. tee ic) __ 983: noe ll before 1 p. m. 2221 1A Dickson. | aa : icebox. Call Sunday — s REPRIGERATORS— ; | on oe oR EAS 7 = , $ Piece T-wo- >. =" ‘ s se Lu Ae 3097 (c@9 : avi tO Pit j -' DA\ "ENET &TTE SET ' ’ ; Ft t IN TT aa a of ell can | 30. Riverside 1934W. c) low. pric ce: ail sizes: new. & ; " 7 ET-——3 rooms; leaving city > 7 —e a a -_ - tle ; >, Lh Tisi lark « ~ we : re’ nc") : - . i g _— * rent PF 222° ~ a b side : ? ‘4 3 frig : WANTED eo = engpag A = ioe wots sMar- | _ket_st._L y_Bros._ 313. =} ach st __ “es oe —— x: ee ~ CR NITUR ae ee og ge white: teapa-new: cay reatiuntie. | Sisk soatun aa Camb oF “ ie “Walnut Dining- Room For Better Paying Fosstsone ‘LABELING MAGHINE—With motor, BABY Li $3 i ae ic} oy ake. rst es = FT "RNITURE—S Steer SEB. = Gas “RANGE—$138 pick Meal, white Gravois av.’ ‘amex 2 Sidney 6 wg pee na ee - Extra $97.50. at Ry pF teed and ambition. wich os __ ch “114 8. 3d. St. Louis. __(¢) | BaBY BED—in good conditi 2606 S&S Dav ENETTE—Golden oak; good orde: ighe ._ Teasonabie. Lindell 2958R. _'c)| enamel, $35; like new. 4534 West RIGI se. | ) 7 | tie Day-Beds and least a high schoo! education. that will pay | La: VENS—6-fi. extens on, $8, new: a ine — oi. _ $235. 915 \. Broadway. J 2Ni TURE rooms of; at 2505 West Papin, — , ; chi iff forabe, eniffo - is Y = g : ] $22.95 not less than $2400 2 vear. Your prev jous f: ension, $9.50, nex RARY RUGGY—Reed 2145 _ Chippewa. paA\ 2 NETTE—Good condition: eat Dodier GAS HANGE—Quick Meal: side oven: Al | SPringes. cinctvic tna. 1 set | . Extra special, Jo. Franklin. S. - —Reversibie. cheap ons a Farrar st -i-pN = > c comdition: white door: t almost halt rockers. ¢ S beds, dresser f ° * + ; UGG Y—Reve cheat yO _ 2161 = Se 7oo ms good condition. a « . . - ot wvAlaska av. Tae DAVENETTE SET—And table fike néw.| 3970 Gratiot. Drive. Cail Monday. 1200 Park. ~~ ences ; ): mahorany _ . Short Lengths Y¥—-Haehest grade ree : 2512 Sullivan _(c) pe RNITTRE—And bedaia no dealers. |GAS RANGE— 7 Sid leer Refri ty to learn and the ambition to as , pee ‘% fn conabl ae | PASE Oe ee ane net ee sco. ______ | StRNITURE—1900 Benton: chiffor GAS RANG cae juick Me ; @hole and 18 ROCKER—And arm chair: laree. fiber >. e gera- ot tice 3 wm: , aviso 451 Ec Re rane sas DAVE iTE-—\ ann 2 Martin Greer. th- almost new, reasona ie. fe) 3 “4 shag — — i with sorire seat. cretonne cushions: $7 $ . cy enamel : | , ial. as a ten ~s VENER EN IR LINE - | BABY BUGGY— ‘abie and chair ao S28 Kear Pit 4 Paresh 6040. hieieanith ancien eh. = mane > : brow ’ . At wholesale prices; free_ instructions. |» von. _4209_ Mars pete noi Se ee ad na alers. 4522 West Pine. | ~~ | GAS RANGE—Blevated. white emamel. R'G—Sx9_ $8. Riverside — $333R. ic) . Perey * ati uy Porcelain Kitchen ; MILLINERY SU ‘PLY OO.. TOS Washing | ar *-.. . Bou L Pa ri . ) ‘ - : Superior, with heater attached : practic-! RU G—9x12 _ Axminster, =$13 Gasconade. c 72>: = = Cc bination Gas . : ) | sta? ~*? ‘ ae ee ‘ Se , on 4 " 3 Z ° ’ ; ° ; : » ‘ . « . —? h— Pe naget on ll gy me O ro ~f sxe - ; yo. Beuid oF he: fe aeons = ae Soe ; — ar =tirt Mahogany. , _ we rs nday_ iB aS ————— ——{ _@ily oe Greer. r RUGSs—2 a ane axminster oak. > : #£ a $78 ble ; . Po M. = ith motor, for hau! er an “9 ." = bie sds able. SS: refrigerator. NITURE—K:-* n an aaah om- | GAS ANGE—@Quick Meal: grav ename': wardrobe. 4 A St. Lou's. merican a Extra pecial tensive travel an dits piensant assoctates «° ‘cy te 4 7 ( : Tad. ] erator od S75 y=s | e a : id — oy, may become an event aae5 — 39.5%. sis $55 | wringer +4 oo aii Lindell = O. _ £6" — | Mondar. =909 ~ ie en oeniee a as new tables. = . . jr : , "7 ir e ‘ ETTE SUITE—F — oak, speaker American walnut. 2836 N. Grand bl. | hite a Like | ._Call Benton 8 5ORM. se) — _ + ¥ al ge Speaker. conte lamp and rug: excellent condition. 28 Ginar pat? at pn a | S12 oso. a. Call RUGS—-T wo, 9x12: also one hall runner. da o—_ $1 5 . . r > Wash nzhen a 7. tb ede : « oF ~ - ™ nten?t , ~ ; L : “Cc si $60 wo7 G sreer. 1 STrGGYT—S60. senui ‘ke DAVENPORT—Overstaffed, chairs, Sim- | FURNITURE—Conter 3 w S548 Northland. eek oe RANGE— Blue enamelec. elevated RUG—New —— 9x9. cheap. 722) of every car line. every street —— | price $25. _ AC) | = T718M. : oven rder, $60. Tealer. 915 and numbered: sene peostpuld, 25c. AB CARRIAGE—Gray reed. corduroy : Kingsbury. lst eas: Te may x Daler." | OIL PAINTINGS—Beautify). figures lar=e: RY SARRIAGE ——And nursery chair. | ome AM at 11 range. abso heap: ‘RU G&—Baresine. & tTatc! evy_ Bros. 31 14th st. | er time. South End a iareware Co.. oR6] | Carpet Cleaning te = . Sidney _ A ROE y BK. Catan aaten J init mgt ny ste epee! Gap ae dana FUR NIT "RE—RBedroom, Be: a] ? ' ae ea A yey xz * a4 : Ms = + . os 4 a; a Pe are Salil Nah dilah acat ee eee we ¥ Co eget ime, ina tor a OE ie ORR nln Ie nly Sa saa el sah di eae oy eae hy SO ree : - , - : os a te es pan re Cane ae OPE aR m 2 os F " . . awe a aa et! oN condensers : Zz Grand S013. x (Cc) il a Wa! Liteon. . Garfield. [SEW -cly map jus out showing the route 41394 N. Compton.\c) | ,™Ons single bed, mattress, springs. 60U9| _ ment: separate or part. Tl ; = al r ) Vv “ : : ter. 410 Washington. =) | _wphelstering: like new. "1636 arlington, | DA lnoet pee ee Porazy FURNITURE—Complete. 3 aoe ae at ~ er || GAS RANGE—AT enameled cabinet ras dio, 2604 Bellevue, Maplewood Apt, B | cany cARRIAGE—Ca SET—Mahogany to | FURNTTURE—Contents of 6-room snart ' 3. Sic 58. {RUGS New and used. | h A r_3926R_ 51 049 Weile. sie Ry ent ey ae sane . ite | a. ONE “BETZ. : ~ Lplate st static | mac ine, wi PY ny i q av: good c _" ; : ; ——I 6 = 7 - =" j . L ' Quick — RU i>—1: ang ve] ver Carpet, cheap. accessories ot motor, $100. 5247 Ver.) PAE* cau 4055 Labeda D WweNeRES cide ap: dealer. oe FURNITURE 3 room rooms, including player : id nd s North Market. non av. —$$— —$ RABY so al Bs is your orth Se ir mmediat ely all to ome party. price reasonable. - Cre . 237 Wyoming. Inquire 4235 Ri Gs—Beautiful velvets. also furniture NM ‘ tA OHATR: s—160 in excellent con- n ' . pone = kis. "Menard. ch imm ae * me | a | ¢ . TRs— Bh en Co. as: ® —~ i e i . : erm DAVENBTTS st 1TE 3 - he istered gS : | 6 Teather 5 ean. OW CA it oO Al : , hr we velo - sh he t ime. 5 4 Ideal Fu it - | PU RN T RFE —_—~ ontents oO. 6 rooms: _sac- | ; [ GoS—Axcmi nster and Wi tors hean. Beginning Monday 1007 eertapleetiipa> : mitiure wi mY > ‘ 2) +f oe 2 Ae lers faring cit Tt. ian. aon se " wis _ aa Da vis F urn Ch.. 18 vii @ st. " a —Twe: weasc , iture, 4009 Choutea no der poate, rm. Co.. 1718 ¢ a bis clearing sale On om ‘ ait ED FLAT—4-room: bic > 3H. = ; oO ” = ~ - Me 7 —— | . ’ ‘ . sa? ¢ ‘ - : , y } | Fapento AND vy ARAN TS} t n. 2041 179 Fersaing ist MII IT DAVENET TED StT-—3. r> or Ca! ifornia ' poo nts ae a ie. GS—Oxt2 axtinster: aleo 3 Ir ' | and . : gwwte | peers | pid INT: See ke . ~~ ee ‘colonial, solid mahogna: : Lik ! Sunday. Grand S028J.| FURNITU RE—fFine. golden oak: dinin liira: aye Se a , urniture. 34098 Chippewa. ty : eens wt acaGemy.__._ eee ? a e - ' ’ Z - ain - “ . m o - . - = a = 7>—Reval Wimen x12 - Persian $43 “nite ” Simmons beds. springs ' = ~ © al ™ . tt =~ - ee . a ry , , “gf . Sa Se el “> ; eel iia s; r = é i . . ks ‘ i rm’ r Bee . a’ , em. - “a7 ; a , ie Xi : Ss Ser s F me 3 , Ww | ae — pce ‘warnteh t= ested van av rockers; ver asonahi ‘abany O40. FURNTTURE—Cortents of .-ro led and en ew Hnings , chead tar mineter afte 6x4. zon cordi- | LFO BRASCH HOUSE FURNI ~ —_—— ch ton al } > - ~* ron ' . ' = et. Se. ie = ~ . - 7) ~ ‘ Sine owt RS mas ie , FUR NITURE — room : °. da venette = , : - ee ae - — __— as - NEW AND SLIGHTLY ‘ sent caah prices. Schobe-. oo . 7 2 ; 7 t. Les ‘ ‘ L s ‘2 _ ts ‘Ti a Celi, OTe A: ; : ‘Mar S60 or®reim ar —~ a, - mmment; of niv Q>5¢ galion. 11%6 § i POT eE 1 i jus ae ce panes ee Me aide hu , beating stove. 2039 ee -. ~ - « ar ——@sa MePher r ar - . ~ eC; ries st : ; _4 & : i : i ie oO IPAs ren. po . Oa D ad Pi . . | A. ES : { "Ny hast — - 3 ' ’ S; rai ~vE : FU RNITU RE. R i i ain ; all Rieds: ) By order of the United States Charies st. Biren! Le ee Leet Si. cak Grout tufted: good condition; sacrifite. «'ab-; Obemr —___________+ wie black gas ran up compete | son. Cabany 2147. ES ; . gg hE ° _¥ zine and iinaeed c 4... ' ua ~ gal wa tan 45h it 1200 Parl ee ae 55s ON __-. ene eee * BEE a Soe = me a e oe ORF r sis av. Sidn wore. Terr an ak ) Peer 7 Pu a — ret are ° _* District of Illinois, we will on) © e-ave ore wofing paper, $ $5 pet | GED Sinclo au hoceny. hall runner’ por. | DINTNG-ROOM SUITE—Wainut. reason- | FURNITURE—S-plece daxinette/louite, al-| 243 Sidney 1658 pad ows CG—W iron velvet, S212: air capee ‘FORCED TO VACA Orcutt Storage, Cab. 603018) Sit woderiee and spscting. eli etses:| CHD sagem eee le: ne dealer. Forest 1666. (c)| most ‘av. bargain. “721A MeMiltan, | 20S ckceer SS Se Has.| fumed oak brary table, ro. ke = TO 40% REDUC See aes S Q | a ae $1 60 DFT ga im ti . itt j -E=T | I mI ang hia f. —_T. . DINi ' ie ? tS ‘ rT 1 iture us \poR wi me 2 S- = Te | ae ae ' } , , . x é 4. Bia ‘ > ite “ “ Address 3400 C€ hirpewa, Tuesday, Mch. 10, i¢ 25) - ' : . O76 e & 1Ot ‘D3 sh . Ses sola 0 : ; 7 2 . - iccessorie 6 ; iomtr iz : CNTTt RE—C room rT am ; om — ¥ « ~ ek ~oal | ran ge enter anj eo 3 “ 3 a : ry) k bu et { ASH OR TER Pai Ww Ase w+ —State orks. | — To nd spr { auction, Tues [NING-R ‘UITE—9-viece; _ russ olntmet wee cart. Cali Ty eg, Fe Fy ee seopeie: Sie: 5 Olive st. widening will scoop Z- Post -ttepaten | PAINT, $1. 50 PER: G AL. a rt ture 4 i x) hd liast — = , a=. a Da 11) al a ae mE Be ET a , ;{S STON E—Qui ck Mea “practical ; 7 - -—— —— _ : - anagege A necece tates our mevei — 4 — Fest £ Easton a wae mos } , om | ; Ai 10 A Mi Best paint money can bur: ail co lors tian ae a ae tong ia INNING I 7] “ean Grand , FURNITURE—Babyv bed, wait ore + ee PO = UG e. S50m | for p purpose seid at 213%. 3377 | Le ~ 4 : ‘Sisk re — . : pines ‘ LER . o- . on im a . eater 37 4! Me S St —_ a a . 7 , " eae r. L. 7 : = ». — Gi SS 7s io JAS . BEC KER I AENT mR. {" tf). _i- 303 a ranaln =e p . : * - ~ . - , . a). wx 7 4 a i? 31 Pe .* ' C a. . . ~~ ayticht Ne at : ¥ —~ 2Ty “1% E eal iy 2 Mes! es ied , * 4 del] 4 3 — ‘ a b F , ee errs es ae i " ral 7 oe ra Re) op r 5. se capale, ~ . ‘oat ex: eS 1 a com Teer st Pe: SIS ee Pate i & a2 i” - we OARS TE hn alte ts DR TRC RR Diy mente Acta net omg Ye oy NE TO" see IP tl Te Ng Te 5 Bw hoy LIE RINE Celie PS EN G8 SOTA - ) a - . . = . ; : a 7-4 — Fe- S : | S N N porcelain rigerator 4 36 Call | Di ; Rh ITE—Beautifur $200.) = >| uh é ham, Wellsten c) So gg Te og perenne iia ca ie 7 "om no deniers. Forest S390J. at SB7th and Mitcretl Stree's. ECO? DH: \ D PIPE ' awe 22> (yen, . | est Par b) ss + - ) a - 4, pone oS mo as TLS ee atten: aS --— STOV ter “abinet cS ick Wieal and o o> : aS wu: = — Pw : . ‘ , $3. ne - RE we = y = a Guara nieed. with new threats and ceu- | ——— x _ ce. ie , ica. ; vr . : , Ie! WEST ALLIS, MILWAUKEE, WIS. pimes. at © iarge saving: rails, structural | BED—Wiseon tablebed. 2 arm chars INING-ROOM TABLE—And buffet: very! 4)-5 fiat for rent. 3240 Lafavette. S-hole gas and coal stove. 2 areains in other sizes. Buettner Porni¥ $1983. sidedoards, SA23: © b_ Detmar — ES ? i steel plants, tanks ana everythi ng im the - r: splen r > , Me. 4d eae =* 25 PNITITR! ‘tring h ousekeeping : : , Pees Sets ’ ure | ol Washington av. nee ~ mck ; : ; sec RIES— Lee Tra netany . ene Wai- ? ° ‘+ @z : 7 —— « _5* :2 nett, Sell at public waetwen the entire GREENSPON’ 4 SON'S : IRON AND si . aa pf av} EN Pom] peer mhoiste 5% ’ - Se we bee 72H. Ba 8 S| i. Cab. rz ~ 20 ' rer I 4 ve scores Quick _ mut a “uD. ppv So may. ae! _ Cass. fri r oe rs shit caoienan : EQUIPMENT AND MACHINERY {Co.. 3130 Hall st “ ing. ladies’ bicyele, $7. 1131 Dover pl DINING ROOM SET—At bargain 5 | PCRNITTRE—4 rooms: | nt-| and other makes: $10 up: ail in mood SETTEE—3-piece. mahogany. and bicycle. orators. SS suite | $68 uL:cCK OH. Teas 6 pve Woche Bae ti ai sea passes " gunesel Mhz pgp cope ee ath Fas oe ate pat | BEDRO. OM SUITE—Large dress ed Beethoven av ncrtpiniegpniaadiias iii leilads “| 8054 Chi 7 scssitiiieiggiidaatiliitain suite. $08.50: . :' of the SEC OND- i AND PIPES | and chiffonier: S707 Heber wee ROOM—A: “ving room suite count sickn 1218 Pan Lévy Br O8. $11 ar = EWING MACHINE—Drop ad: water . comp! s1*7 50. 4 : ‘@—Any amount. b Avery Company Bankrupt ‘or. any purpose: guaranteed first-class —— wh NIViIVa po. 779 Clemens iy Mus eomplete high- Gas Stov a “harter Oak — power washing machine ben and Tr i@ furniture for . : Co. JO1L6 Choateau. Vi - v? ; ondition: new ‘tareads and couplings: can | ca." : meme ; aye ig: ~VYe Riw = ; lac. ene HER o~ a ] 8 hctoall 219m Ch: ; j fe) : ¥ o ba ALKER ARS uSTRON G . nd d V ] O $440 DOO sae YOoOg mone ST. ls ANT Is IRC iN AND} : ap ae ’ : PR! an ns (35296. ic Brodze & Bea - 2. Qui cy 3 ear Biker, yO. = s~* -_--——_--— - —— . he ; AND PIAN’S Wea — Appraise aiue (iver , SUPPLY o.. Yorn and Clark. ie) | BEDROO ET ¥ cheat 2. Fa fix 2S te os rane . Sau = gray and bide enamel, 2t -he lowrst ces SIDEBOARD—Masaiv om oon = “~ _OPPOSITE mtr aaser inte F "4 — . ae ae o . . al . ~~ 2 ss AS . > - 2a ils 338. > Bs S.c° cane. ne ‘ Oe SE ae en ae a a re ee ne oe 7 New ~mee. | Ipe d igo Bt tilding fron. ver . a ma hi cs | or ark i T +~RewM? ~ | ane bea ut 3 avn ha!) , os 2 3 non = 5 vin : tc y ; * SR AEE = oe oN COM SaaS: i oe al 3 SjI-K I s-3 APES Bea utiful } ry tt 44 LATHES=—B_ G. DPD. C. Emzgine and Couplings Perr: 1g & deli very. BEDROOM SPTTE—Mahoganv: 3 piece ad. Call after 1° 3A Eumbani i; FURNITURI Mare tan Brunewick HEATER—Charter Oak No = lmost full length « ‘ented Valances. - ss Back-Geared Lathes | Sidney 1758. D. Wolff & Sons 2219S. 4th. semmabie- ‘me on ten Zeon Eva, NINING-ROOM » 1A e _ r nhonog el ic wash reasoma Die a Sunday. ~ide. ber with 48-ineh Turret iathea, Screw Machines and Au- c89 PET “SrirEe women ' ‘all ja’ BS444 Ashland av ; * sit oa f ceRatoeg 3 HOU SEHOLD FI RN CRE—3 root pair 108-in.: co: BS: will o4.~ - . : ; - — Jiao td > : i — ‘ - = - _ > a . = ~-- - —— “= _ - . — a ie . , " ‘ahtics e3 . -« 7 +, i Pa - = ¢ , aa tomatic Screw Machines. SOL, -ES—Med! am ; “d niv 3 : time: walnut Qu DINING-RO SLITE piece . ‘an FPURNITURE—Livin Y. pecroom. | 9 eptional. 21: : os at ree a : ; ? Pa st : ’ . , : + . ) *, PY ¢ : - 1448 He ; ; . ° " of ‘ 2 . ~ : . . we ais . . a aeta are : wa : 3 1] . ; a q ' “on Plain and Vertical Millers. Universal. = maition: also chairs double bead 4 and 6-head Millinec Ma- >4 Tt per ae 1009 Market _ a RitiR 3 ae i:—¢ ~Prench " rr Z , iWa rN ms : =. = root aie = chines. Z: , Brunswick plate W) Wagner thers. 20] DIN TAR! e—S-f ere’ o $10: | FU! i LE—Cor nts porns, bes m |) HOTSEHOL! Ons aroon ans tinieliini tite Re 2% i red ne : ae OO Sag i * +, el - “Tie regen hae al sf SEHOLD (Hs “ DSe—3 : ‘rooms, CvTTAR Ds ivr V . rt er ys | wit ti ; xikfRen. cor plete with oy prem 23 emali Heists and, ———“—_— — —— en niture. neem Call immediately 31° LIN? COSK _SUncay, 0D0., Derenss re ey 8 oe Re — te me oe envor , | Skt wld for storare charges: $8" ay — | burmer. 2732 N fferson. Sunda! os ivranged in rooms of Traveling Cranes. hs N MA: 7H NE- utter : clec on one NING A . Tr jieces: cheap. cae diets tae. ded cages d-a)- , tin Housefurjishing Co.. aon FAVE _ % : “Taine what you are Pe a lg ete — [ | it . i th et | A Ci ee Ce ee ee “Ach, deere’ cdoay.tsfietwacl Pie A. She CORY pened pula aed ie tt ni BAS a ANN Rh Sp hpbicintias PAY NEO Nh IRI Tre Rad ahbeits nes. od condition. ee = a . ask ; : i Frank . ‘ i. Will also offer for sale the complete POULTHY WIRE—3-- — igh. I SEI ROM). , 4 anu ~7ton wv" FRITS ee | : : a nm at i LP GOODS at aucticen Tuee- a llamas ae : . one ae a Equipment. comprising one of the feet % B hme $3 per rol sturied “ oreaxias ~. 5rul a sin agers , pass amiga RNIT o bt t= J : COT - . 10-00 a2 mm large mn aberecin ~ — — — . eal ; “s fogs Ge a & Foundries tn the ceuntry. | Ra‘lraad Sales Ager ey, 82: 3 ranklin. (c83) wick console: very chea ik new 4663 North Market. ___ iti bina “ge. heater. cheap: must eet eileen heebatineibiae tides igh-crade Tools, ee. Te Cc iow “Gasteam. ne) ii ee ee aee STS. naa de 915 N. Breadwar.. oredie dim . a S16 iman. - ectian Shen ae stiiaaliiebe =" — gee 7 te . eS — ee | 7 n£8 _Eine._Otrve SEs, __ (9) | nd- Smith vis: latest stvi= - DINING ROOM SUITE—R® pieces: wane SUCRNITURE—_contents of 6-room apa-t- BRO S a ot “Chi ondition: $8. Call ““3963 | ae: one ae iraeers and one chair. We are also offering the Real pats | FADES ORS—H ot water: and boilem:| hogany. oak i walnut: 1 ze. twit Zs 725 Wvomi: ment arything complete, with _ priv- Mon da; : hippewa. 2 : r SE ey RT Sy eN ~ zoleum rag. 3 f 6 in table, y ate your needs and sare mor 4 Rox ey] yw es. ‘ SIT img: 7 ’ * pes Rm . - _— . eens ar . -_ © ron > Mi y mY ; Urant or | ’ rl avg. aie atelier ania i we at . th a ee s burper retrilt gus rong 1-218. Post -Dispeatch it san Levy R SLi -i.t [474 pratt oe — oe t.-. wt $150; will for nahogany. glass top. very cheap; must ee aac eo ee ae eee coal: modern exce; mces rent_ $ = a naan AE We gg the ke | _ or —_ i fer yeu at ~~~ 34 & ‘rankiin._ aciinilaeiaatabiciioall d immediat: Apt. SOT, 35 am. men et — sn id er hat . is euick. $1: I Eg we sain oo tings. F ee es nk tye eB... a ¢ 2 Let our aoe come gut can be inspected two dave prior we | RIFPL b—New 30-30 Marlin. = a OLE ES On ES Oe, ao sever wae at : : pane tf ‘Te Tonty = efaad a4 eo TA SLE—Vahegan £0 me Rote nv- ne onry one blnck from Wi ue x sale. | exchange for shotgun. Box G-1J33, Souue BED R: “T—American walnut; pie ai rus sry | nippewi eer, ate ara ee emg a we EROX_P —— a — , an hairs a “4. ATCTION a £ ve circulars can be obtaineé at Dispaten lid mahogany dint: wm set, tenet ant> % | ea. _ “Ges rece ye , a ~ Paes %- Hi W ee = = acctioneera. , ) ana rail — rn livinys im s ug. cabinet vie, . rex labile. O13 Ss rom 7. ey eT ee 3} 7 - . . a ae * ~ =, ' ay ee —— will be offered im lots to the | mm D oe oo row ge oe - eat | | | Tange. kitchen cabi ts ‘hairs, hi 1292 “ee = —iinige : icE Bi OX—H: owter. side icer me t- rt ~ Ca) dar . ae oo et for cash. A depostt of 25_ S.. at Foster's, 610 Washington Lt Soe os ne: — . i nee ws184 ~ fumed oak. Cai day 9 to I2 . © bidder for ¢ 23 | Si seS SS Fone | eum. etc. 3924 Washington. | DINING ROOM SET—WMisel |; | PURMTCRE—S rooms, plane, Gishes, vae- | 4 ‘ a2? Waterman - urniture — per cent wtll be required from each pu AFES Bar gains in uesd safes. John * “ = ts . ( RNI v uis, i as + , em _ ae Checks accepted } Baumann Safe Co.. 34 and St. Chari¢s. at ne e ores VOL. eg wae . , iis mm, chance for couple t pO) 6AuSse- : chm: 248 oe | vac Ut MM Cl. EANERS——%?() and + s ns Sale tone iced ha OF ane ee ‘ ic ~ an _— © Ja ‘niles teenping: lowe COTT i | =(H!. ft — = ~ ken. Grand 1578. 3733 Humphrey.‘24' 705 LU ‘CAS av. ‘ ——— Bila Ten Pease ee eA SOG ta gna py 2 adh lt ag Ra bie Filed BR cunts mbna DBs fs a MRE SORRY ¥ grt naiseoe’ ay: ROR VSR CTI Neat Cg Ie al (oer REO RTE De OR ose. ote athe Pirie Servs tate peeneth rec A Phinney mh soe hen namnbiineiied-diariouiienad Ri INGE TMP NBS Oe” adageres te thet eater ee a ias 2 a SS een A a nC Men Ee PI AN al Eich NUTS eee EA Pte. | ‘SAPE—inn_ suitable for any business: NG CHAIRS—4_ mahogany. one rug DINING SET—® pieces, dark wpinut. 11) Marine av : Pan ERT Se a ae Gen” en eee te M CLEANER—Huero. like new i 7 OMEN JOHN v. McDOWELL, im he ‘zh. 29 “hes deep: barrcain UKE ick mwn a = COM “A, CheaD” Ba Vinge Suire "LRN RE Sots « [Urnise zs. . ee Simgagee: - men oo ‘ all Sunday 402° Connectict Open Tati 6 P. M.. Satorday 2 ten ‘hy ae ’ » = *- 4 ' 4 z ‘. : . + * . _ The if ot for “AS. Mut r doc “4 pees Haan ‘ ‘9? . 401 3 ; . ai a lie ‘ aad ae _ sii t ' ; Sons rp as’ aoe cn ‘ 219} 3 _price F ~ nT AE kk Bs = ag an evening appotn tment. mm p15 te Trustee. Chou fteau mv ic) B KRCASE—_ombinat ion k. Call Mon MINING? StlTE—Beanutiful 10- ce si Can rent desirable act ms he a _ ~" ‘bat i betas a 2710 Nerth Ma = through the dar SCALES—Compcting. and cash reeisters a Park . worth & - Caean. A : nee . " . CLEA NER—Hoerer «pec Messrs. Hunters. Pape Sas See ent ‘ebuilt; ; mac oe He ee ae ! nmediate! ‘ ‘abanne “ITT : ‘ ma fur- BE, Ori rue qd ™Mat-|° M ponte mi —— i it; all stries and sizes: guaranteed. RAS ET : c°rs ar ‘arpe i. in 4 ae ‘ CRNI R “on Lan rooms .u , . ¥s = : Tt ik Saves Gaeare ene Peake | sie en = wen tee cart A mene x BU abanne__ FURNIT cy s. » “gain. 1am : - . ” o “f 2c BOO eG oe ; WALTER WILLIAMS GALES CO. —Teievhone _Fetsrmon 46> Fare Di____ _ $1. Xe: Dee be 3x) ee vee : Co eo Ee 1 3. Jefferson. et 4g) | WACTUM CLEANER—Bureka tke new: | finn. tneee te meld o> bel * 2 KS kde al Tepe apee* 75 —o hic piggy he BAEZ AIOE need AE UB et ’ Srdg ae det PR RAL TIT SPRAY PUMP « CTFTI T—Barrel. hose, er- ae Reant i?! ir — +e INLNG-Ri» Lk ~ 4- | FURNITURE—Marned iple 2 er ies | _ CLEA — . “3 SAMUEL L. WINTERNITZ tension pole_ 25. 4426 Lougbborough._ ew. 596: rton . -) an walnut finish: : s rr Furn will sel] 3 rooms furniture ay Se 47 KTR HE INET —3eove. Eas sm —* ee Seren. ax_shts — : —- "AU ee a ON ©O.. 2 _ : ; : Sr So a omer wer r ond. . . ‘ “ ai nN enear ; ri- ' . : : : a) = At ft > ‘ ‘ r egy 2 ae > ee pe “ak china ‘Lome t tnation hook - NTT RE —Ho Stee" forniture. =O we ' i me da rerre- Sewer fae ai Bask 3 Kline $19 Franklin ee. Greneel iffonier, cai : 3 srand 76 i Wiemann ond tape ve | chean. VACTITM CLEANERS Te te. Cricaro. Ti m. _meriy M. net a’ oe ; : : ey. rand ow. cl udin ms and Wit . ni . : lain : 4 3 . ei .. —_ - in + «bal > WO - - - =: . = : = —_ : . _ > in 9 . . . . .* . , qn? : ‘Tv. Pow " =cty . '» STEEL TROSSES—4: each 46-%. lone Vv - Osi XM iLNING-ROO] te} T e. iffe asonanie Cash oOf.e¢F ; © ‘Ogg Ie pte : : saa a. “o oe eas SAVE ONE-T BGAN + HIND ~ ote ‘ eoBiee ¥ “oe oP wa : ae +. + Ae Ores SR eee oe a ee? » ae ae a ae Se ae ied a tat Aiden t¥*o o4- tt. Ong. ideal for ao pono eee ; ~.Pk y nee oo Ss : , © : 4 all ‘ , ; = — _— - cna : —- — - class condition: will . chea ~ . = Ll Fal: ea er . ' = iaBRANT eS i ru ars , . rr eee ~ Been - ae - doute handling. St. Louis Iron and Sud. on - ne! | DINING BOOM SET ee ee amiacentwsOttedl ce aa taal .t britge , . als n 4238 |} Carbany 9O39! an a ac kat 4 jJrseT GLANS = ov cr ply _Co.. 16th and Clark. Oiive $571. ic) | CE => - eve «1 : 3 vy table. 5056 Louis. | tam kfast set. refrteerat LIBRARY SURNITURE—Fumed oak tap ACTU! oS FA a m = FEED exkcelt Po . .- . . o " : — “ = . ' P 7, ant uct x 7 of, 4.3, TANKS—450-¢al ion. extra heavy. for wa- ———-. c ret ff" wee! cn mar pdroor, se’ ¥ haw : : +v wrrolstetec: suitable * fe> cs = mk. $15 = Greases, Gott @etes ' S083 Genes ; “t Ca “Gay. no desie™s ee ‘yO- ' LIVING nana STITe ; stuffed: 2 C wing out: bar- | siain firures: ne code seed. * ES LP Ey 4 4 rd s2 = MF RY apie, SP PS wn “a oaks z.. tt \ elvet, ae ree TrniTrror a "8 ve . *? , : 3 ees ; a Reece _— re tel NL & a roger ” » » yr ins — or " _ > one oll ong til ers} box of 50. c =" iF n= RR RE “i a a . ‘ . ~~" , ~~ +“. — — > & } a E " _ 1 . sit 4M) ie wer BE DR OM Rennett> s a esale and ea) aa: SOORA t ‘ ~ ‘ “. PY 397 - i x — 4 \ ae ; Te ce ; . ; - . n a 7 het x . i ae A Pine L & > | ‘ or aa , de ane ov 3 io « * is>! Se ee Be ee eee te ee eens as ee “> mi nN ni is A} i : ‘ : ‘ » nis _ =f ? d ; — — —e- - . 2 — mecee Store. §15 Franklin. _—(¢9@ CHIFFO ETTHS ear 3 it sacrifice for quicl Sitchen r covering | . —e CLE ANERS “Floor “sampres . lorge dresser smd. : R x rol 2) 805 . a ab-feit | mechan: ~ = Sinem anda toe 2 C . ee ; . I j i \ ‘ is . : a ea : ; Ts ‘ | = : i ; ae ** BY : i} . . 4 > e eneilt : : ~ 7 ” “a ular : ° Bi N — = : *~ or . ‘4 . . . . , B. : bbe “sr ® = 4 jpeRion | FOGLE Pass — ing. ° compete ses. CHT aa [7 Rr sar . a . : ‘ a - : ; | "3. tx t bart . er ; Tt 7 ; “~ . ’ +b x : ls 4 . ~ ; ’ i “ " On 4 evry . . 1 ’ it . cH it“e-—T 4 _— ladders, paint brushes. new Y’ " i _ an 7 | es —— : = m2, ina De Vietro ving vem _ | a , me owen. Es seyret Es ARE aero | 0 i extens'on $19 50 Sei Si of, — macrifice ail. . Call Sunday. 9 ta 2 > —— tiger ' MAING SE Pa! n u tte dfy. it . hiftfere>de. rin d bira's did stk , seer- : 0 er new model, elec- + m.. 6439_ Rix . oe = PORES (Age meme : ett Ie % e:! Canty br weet tae + —_ a. ao INING ROOM SET—! eces: Jacobean Fl KNITURE tal a z a1te _Mor: ~ _ — . ‘ ren re rd sTitio ieee 6 6 V ireinia TRONKS—s6_ and 138 — “bergaine. Gail 818 5 14 ae price reasonee 4 ee) eae, See See ae, Sone | Lavery oe Serle o _ all me! & ASHER—Oopper. or~'lat 41 cond. -k aN 2 Yt 5 ME henge a -_ —- ry 3 ‘~ : . P of ; - eae ; — ‘ ae ; °. o* , in ; ai ) : . : : : ee —_ i he + i -_ e - nie SOR y \arka > and dress: ~ cheap cheat Ireet FRO Ls se OS 1c awere s ome 2% serine macd’re- t joi Sa apcag A om Te 2, 2] ; : ‘ ; VW ASHER—E. o: iat morte east ' Metropolitan Storage Co. 3850 Clive. int am , b utfet and cP ON Bee Ti LIVINS-? pedo - + we - r ~~ =~ een 7 Pteleter Zz ; (cB) CHIFFOR: af ‘. Pimms - ait a? . iia* J 2a : | ~ 9 . _ - : ! - 4 whet . . i. wr ow «> Ww ase a — - nmap - wiv'lin to le; cam be seen at 111 N. 6th: mae VARNISH—$3 50 value $1.73 per gallon Sleaue’ Se edition ion. $4 ssa yh, re CRNITCR : a very hie met a Mn aa | ain ASHER . ke @ ‘line fc) Ra immed Sales Agency. S23 Frank. in. icS3) més vernis-Martin OR re WARDRORE TRUNK — Vrand 8 Positive. ombinstion ran . ra! a orton 9 mo e tate, 2 eXtra leaves ce- ima peri« ome Tene witch 7 Utensils uphoistee ra 35 IDA | . pa ‘- and fi-esite cia E iT! | ly never used. cost $35. your price. Tr eA | te Cahine! 19.56.' sane o : mans “ Pew 10 . ter , aati aureerte om , 3 ae el , “ . improved motel. ie oe sues ee ibs res Be naa : AT19I ha gta ee PS NR? Eav? ING SFT —Varre) fron. other beauty marior articles: very feasonabie. _Porest a. 35, 50 and 100 as RAN IAL Ger | WINDOW SHADES as ‘ ingstaced v RANG E-—-B! ue materials. ori = ‘ ins ma let had . gear oa Shade | "3 1 © tral AL. RANGE t onl ee ES ae a . STU Le . > he ~ cu‘ck e no denle ‘a. my ‘3 ; er " ° ‘ POal rR ANG Ie Cc 7 ma - . -" ; " ,* ’ 77 , a P : ie? eat " " : : . @ “7 w : = 3 : y 5 Se grees, 45 ocroes . red nm , - “ thaee , 7 ; . a mom rol “CD hee a teh ie — ha ims LIVING-& Ow SFT— eet be gol’ fo Wm. Duecan, 609 r ank - _— ™ me =. Sonatas a > aii” aan ; kitehen cal scker. davenetie ts v. cheep 4935 Gushazt. (ora od Drs. Set included. Bos Maid. FD ARMY STORE SPEC TALS Fal RANGE — Bi: auanied: Guick | -wUset. Levy Brom. Ni: st M11-13 & 14th st. : LIVING-ROOM SYTE— Two ce. me Eiectric q55' > carload t Inoe | size new he iat rt: = . Dealer, 935 emer 43 av _ —_ ' es been » hamden etme get ? : ores. ae wili_sell at hw renin. b os > ag DO lg ‘et | | . , . * Seth Fert Bendwere Co om ty e ‘ eee Moe , mt i Pe he om " wviecer: very geod bur. Mechan. 38°3 goes and ms. ras Tem ox YTRIN aTTON “ATLER — _—— " sont Sawer’ “a Cahann ei a ae ‘ do nab le- tu fei} |. U.S. da ‘ ~ red gem pr demonstrating only; a DIXING-ROOM SF tuffet, china clo — ng So pg me morn eae : ee x Cres. fei w ASHER—Brand-aew. ze ~ caper |» wert - > . . . s : } : : sa" 74 d: — $1.75 ’ mi > /) 2 , Tet “a ; “tr! “OnE lam rrm™ “ alt dine wi “> mene rING bine ‘f=med N. Grard ‘ ° » . SF : ; ’ >. * - ’ . . be . ‘ ° +. a re 4 | 5 th as , ——— , = “se ’ ’ WASHER—Electric: comper tub. «vineigs ar hundreds of off > tiieey 82 | 185 i * £88 or electrh 0 o he Rn im “TYG } =| “a a ; Gra veis ay ic?) STEINER & CHNEIDER se hear a ¥ SF oOMRIN ATH ~~ woe _~ | “ 4 f — room: ¢ lear : —--: zz “ a ' ve8, ke rew- renevre bi< 4 a DR Ln ‘hiffonte mk: Bk . . ~~ rdro? ROOM SET—3-otere mabagcesr Wa SHEERS Ber. Mares. ‘La wndryette. = . pane tate yam + AN : | chiffouies. ani “— , ; : ‘ trie Ca. JIAG & Grand OM | +e : S fresh cows with BAKE UVEN Wed “secon dhand. Roar } . eregan. rats » lia ae Ga ha ~ * “ owe o clack ecnme [0 Gealers. . a owe a. ho ane _ Ome 264. Pain ‘wee —< te WASHING MACHINE REPATRED. FUR- hina ~~) ' nw a4 so Wr Saree and. Phone Det - “So - 7 ; ; . : , . — , a .” ~ - are n ‘ : < . - - r T? ae “we +, me, Livi. 6-B: oe P 3 she —— — pian INES aon SET —importe} white Maviland mer 530° Delmar 1590 cD . connate ~s onan “ - , 4 Fe. Y cAMPt —s Fe de oo teas st free bie _ Cadany poy __ Ine aot ” e - J ; : 2a a ay : Poy » — . ; _* ‘ ‘ : L.. . “ ¥ “ ; ‘ : : : io } ‘i fra wt DISH WASHER—F=-tric for @uali ve —* Sat! , rn. im Broads 2} | DRESSES —Large. rarhie ta amet r fait to make | ction 4 a +k PUeNITCRE Beant itu S?. gverenteed: terms. Wolber ‘Se. —— ) ? “ oft TER 1 : able. i 3 : wnere th “ ? 7 : , iy lew ori } nee | : . ast ize . & Lag weRerte ol Pty : eines of Taye rhe at. temarkebiy ‘ow “4 - all pes me me + Mie. it fevmnediintetes San WA*HING MACHIS BE eee exitnctee eS + eee — Wert -e AVES a oy ame ¢ , ‘ene 9 a Ry 7) Adjusiabie nes nen ant - wa te ‘ . ween fad : . teathcrthe , . a =r : “ : + Be ee BAA . a “wpe | cor tition 7 for cagh to Chern- : : os : vi ELE: TRI =~ Sew: reatom GAS RANGOE—Hieh oren. good as new. 83: 4 Co. 400° ‘Chouteaa. abic. $°0. 3448A4 i ar. a Oo Behe % Rt hi OR BM a’

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abs ah acs ge ; eg ; en Se ee See maa) WR TOE rane RO A ae Sie ve ike on 43 7 - loads Be si tet ahs Sail he eae reg Cs TG a EET SO PISS Sis WLR BLESS CL ESS AER eR ie TT ee , W's : : Dae ee NOT EAS Tee ae : SESW CM aa OTe Sep Se a5 ek ROE Tey AL Pe ey % : . BL AW. A aw b SUNDAY, 925 Pad 900 U7 ‘O dd MARCH 5. 192 ARCH 02 eee A r MOBILES, Bicycles and Mot i Ww one mate Sah eee TT Q0008 F FOR SALE | COAL, COKE AND WOOD | wed besten tenner meth a cts tom and For Sale Ads in these a today. 6T. LOUIS 19B ‘ / E HOUSEH’LD Goops F arene wee AND WOOD MACHINERY 4 — ————_ : POST-DISPATC x ‘ iAG MACH ej OR SALE is DANGAN FUR: RN, CO. 3585. aaniie y Tg yd owe or more, F ale BICVOL-ES—BOTOR cee { er etc _ —— ———S—_—_ 4 [b! wrinde. Son Meng Ce: owing g EXCHANG ED. , 35; or Sa BICYCLE—Coaster_breke; Wee | fc) Waswing - ac — po ington. ting Beta Te RE. TAKEN IN COR 100 pee “283007 7400. icB) CONORETE MIXERS—Mareh h-Capron mix et BE Cherokee, a = © B J LL. EE, -“* . - med A B floor samples TRADE cent Jum mine in stock for BICYCLH—indian; like new, esahaie of > . Bird a nd the ~ or: Aden. Atmeta| : Biue. *« eats, dining room sets, living- OA “at am, 5.75. Bri pricge 517W.(c23) Traller or regular vant? delivery. Pi, emer _Groves. : lor low as $25. Molton ©) Co iy tae as ged 3! household goods. _ (cb) S450: ee BO'e OG >: wom atisey + WE a netaeen- Finney Equipment Co. ee ee bars, Wanted Co F s le é ; : . . 7 ror a ; ra ic 4) ( condition: ee ] cheap. 515 Gla 515 Giaarow(@ Ae upes Fo or | : = ip W ASHIN i MACHINES LEP ic] HILL | OBaia, Sandan ard. S475 5 munde lump. 10-TON = ry Gouble cylinder ee BIGYCLES—New Stutz ge Fords bangle. gh FORD—Goupe. i924: cord tires, a rer aie Ba! RNISH PARTS AND te PAERD, M Vi O6At— ai k, $2 Tyler_ O18. (c8) Pe + ® — satoer yin D esios pile: _ ments; used bikes, $5 ‘a. “103 § N. Toth. ers ned them badly; bring ome col sg “ ‘“ (cs nie $38. 2940 Locust RD COUPE, i tte Ts POR ALI MAKES of % oe oP one ton, $5.50; 2 ae 2 Or! Rio a0 : Le Apply BIOY CLE—Girl's , Westminster, coaster| ‘#ke spot cash; st cash buyers; CHBVROLET ; $300: mechanically ape. 1822. $225. iY $100 deo — rane : fee SUN ES. OM. Nordmen, 1639 &. Brust ITURE CO. oan re BORE mar 2775. Ber 3 ane wright Bs Bldg. Paeee Olive | brake, $10. 2918 S. Jefferson. chance to get cash. Phone Bomont 601 | 7 Say enone pee harrows . - veloct we ree: motor perfect: $2095; terms: © hew eorr's. 2810 € $50 WOR TH, of furniture, new or used; Sie Dining Room, Kitchen | horses; “sacrifice. 4294 Evans. te me volts, 1... | Oycle Co p00 Nd Main 1989, Haghte YAHLE GO. "1085 Grand | ever close, 716 N.. Vandeventer, | FORD—1924 co , e575: One. | 1202 8. Broadway. Pure. 8eash and $2.50 week a *: $85.2 wagon; cheap; Wor@ ma-| rach sens cs wee gle Ey Saran: | INDIAN—Exchange for ereon side buyers in State. Lindell 595. (c8) |COHPVROLET—1928 coupe; looks like new. | trade on car or or body. Morris 2610 Oliv Olive a = es ao : él Fu iture cinwin 6, __2211 Lynch. 4 FLOUR BLEVATOR—Ana revolving slave Mc __car. Mogier’s. 2506 N. Jefferson, _ Garaging e, Cleanin “bee i terme; open Sundays, one evenings. a, 1923. $245: $85 down: “— prong “~\oae almost news : 98 75 WwW rmni ESS—Farm mare, wor 1 -| MOTOR CYCLE—Hariey-! ° , _ aspen. orrie, 2810 tive. | ee : pues 7 CASH OR 2 ree, ee eifit for $87.50 | mae ees Jerlireon. “| oon BLENDER “Or aaleet, Day we. | ete tert oe alae PEE TRORLOE A OTOMOBIEEEE- [CT ROLET. clave mode! comes tau | FORD Coupe 1083." $105, $10 down; | MUDBON Scoech, JBS%: eSetanalT OMe | xivion SAS O88 2 TAR. g Outfit for Hap aaig eta wage pepe WOR | Pes NG pa en se” S| MOTOR GHC — Trey unr aon A | pea Enea Bree” hgh yucs™ | ievtuicts. Soi ahttheate™ 0B | Pn coum 0S a, Te ee ft , : compile : __ Sin ee : con 268. : or - eo 7D ’ +S s ; N ; $ y, ae nai ott ee, SNe t BPiece French| mtettsttigg tats Poy oe wapee | TASCA, FUMES Oe. Berger mal erm| senor CHCLE fod gram Rab. | ANG COs Ona? and Pasi. ~ (608) | CHEQMOLET 102, paceman, conn Saat? sti tsa Uae | Nae a goad esate “wal eae | CO 618 Franklin: AY. es & oom Suites, $96. 50 12 cB) OT: / . 1922: good condit! 2 o. r an uc = coupe: FORDS— —Aouper ist really —— S358; rate, 47094 | : . ISTING ENGINES—AIl 8! n@ition. 2642 Pestalozsi. good condition mechanica ily: Bg OV: . pes. Lm y >; =r “$169.7 >» OUTFIT (06) at Bedr 3-Piece Vel HARNESS—Singie and Gouble: ~ eollars. | without, boilers: ciectite and belt arivan | MOTORCYCLE—Harley-Davidson, and side Repairing and Paint hauiea. $375. terma. 3205. Locum. oR} Se eae #38 Oy) HU apne COUPE, jee S187 Lepest res DE L Grade lece Veiour i saddles: second Pel. 2 hoists: derric ck irons. bull wheels. sheaves car; good condition; cheap. 3702 Ohio. n ng _evenings and Sunday. NORD_GS tunes ONAR THREE ROOMS COMPLETE Suites, $113. pan holgie: derrick trons. pull wheels, sheaves | MOTOR OYGLE—Harley: $707 call Sunday | 4020 repeir work Gone in your CHEVROLET—4-pass. coupe: ne paint. | th ee. BR aopsarance ei ey | CASH OR EASY Treo Ber ROOM Suites, HARNESS S—B5 sets of secondhand double,| gravel dredging pumps, steam Dumps. | of during week. 3337 Mi " sonable; work done chiap. Benton | , #004 tires. runs verfect: $295: ree and mechanically Al: worth $290: HUDSON COUPE tne ee S piece, AllGray Porcelain Kitchen sell: getting trucks 2400 Kosciusko. Schoelthorn-Albrec ht "Machine “Co., 72 MOTORCYCLE seer. ieee Om - am AUTOMOBILE R REPAIRING And _every evering. oe _Lafayette. (¢) eal woe sar, $400: teri P ec | i) i have priced these ade. obean - a" *. wo pleces, ater, . Combination Gas ons, harness: selling out. 2106 Carr. MACGHINER Y—Lathes Grill presses, na- MOTORCYCLE 10°4 Harie 4 i ERS, TANKS Da In®:; good mechanical condition, FORD— Coupe: ‘ood condition: $150: | ’ Rintdions: Watnwt. & chairs oak, $5*: | HORSE—Younge work: Gall tod ers. screw machines. miling machines, $275. 1921 74 - $86; mr Jo Don't throw your radiator Nangle-Gillis Chevrolet Co. 7239-53 terms. Allen-Jat M TY bod ean enj ? table, $50; odd’ table gy Soleus . Extra Special, $78. 2735 Caroline. wag tocay- | taping machines, wort. cutters punch and =. a oo yt A + ty ag ore $20 a ae u money. We eaten & eeeeterin Ro SK Benton 631. Forsythe bi. , ianaamae sab Rete Bee 39 S y oy ; buffeta, livi ‘ Seta, a 74 resses and other machinery; new a yA ‘repairing al] mak ; av —1924, 4 seated coupe; 19° : her, gverstutted, "$50; . circasmian” wiieee Dantiful 5-Piece Breakfast Va cies. tl ei wa- une d. ST. LOUIS BELTING AND SUF. a7 e.. See 4 Alabama. Riverside short order. ' Sarr aMAUTZ ~ °"| ,chanism. paint in ‘perfect order: balloon eee aoe A eee ee “te = Summer ond e fc) | = ; 13 —F Tace: - th 2h. p.: 3 phase, “Steiner dG: ¢. meat cut- | BOATHOUSE—-3 rooms, electric, water, ESSEX—Coach. 1923: 4-cvylinder, perfect a coupe: perfect condition; | ee -. her phe AND a Oe omg mar B80 or Delve Belts) "aie ae aoe teed Wis Oa ee Hawthorn 24-in. exhaust fan, wiring, _garage. Foot of Bremen av, condition: fnust sell, $550. Webster 60. 1924 COUPE anys. 40s teen evenings end Sun- ||||| Hudsom ..cccesccecsees 785 | . : ‘ Py | ad — S mal Stable 2836 N. Spring av | repairing. Snider Elec. Co 3 §.| BOAT ENGIN ae (c&3) avs * INTITURE, REDUCED . furnishings of all kinds; bric- at : 2256 WN. Spring av. -._—_—__ fe) cunderar. Sidnev 106. (eo) 4023 ae INE —4 eylinder. A. Sachse, SaaneGoach: WES: « ate cat. will La ane new: never been run; make us FORD- Coupe; perfect condition: w fee Me « S 0; qnattreases, Touste “Wu —Por 7 _—._ | citv use; brass-mounted double harness; al! | Curtis motor, $125; finest 26-ft. doet, | ~“ Cai 7 : sient. condition: can ‘t he told from new: cash, Lx rE dG Ee nell wee; good erder: $i50 Rear. $75: ayine cit¥: will sacrifice. Cal > ng a real bar- i lote . F.C. Baker. 2918 nike | | PRINTING PRE 12x18 C. &P.: ght- ter d Fendler Paize- . - Pine. . . ; a omon O79 (c8) | — nee by een ~ ce a OC OO ze May ry ' ~— a oe . 55939 ~~ —y 5 I 7. EC {*) SRE Wit. —ail kinds: bect pri ICE WAGON—20 block or will trade for | PUNCH “PRESSES Lathe and Morton | HUDSON-—Latest mod BODE 35 —Ooupe, 4-pass.; good condition, | FOR Coupes. 1922-23-24: very aos yO n t price , “er ~ : . | atest model coach demonstra- $290. 3445 Miami: no dealers. ease: $150 to $375: terms Hy | Mee Grend 6069. Murdock Furniture | _automobile. 4530 Thrush. F _ ernie 8°O Tower Grove. ___(e) A U TO M O B ] L E S | tor; carries same guarantee as new car — Te Kubiman Auto Sales, 5 5149-51 | Paston . peels Chouteau av. _(c82) ICE WAGON—3top; 1 and 2 horse; also 1U LTTOOT eee ees 7 Wa Raut. | gh “23. Lem: a F vor ee a 2 a ge VE — FORD—Coupe; late ~ 1923; ; perfect condi- r : ae PORE Wid —vYo open ice wagon. Cal! Oe? 3 Elio jan reasonable. Mardeck Co. 317 W nu secs 5 gemay Sit y Tome. a as tion: ch Cc be 2 rh) , ung couple wou ‘a ez. c) ) DODG E—Busi - 1923: | lik w: cheap all fore 12 or any 1 / ‘BB j s bu a -) | HUI Si IN.-Ne w: coact 4 a) a&% u ness. coupe, e ne . * G I “at bh iy Soule ie aamte hes ICE AND COAL WAGON—Team of horses, | a | ee omedanitel Salter Gauleeh hort time by cheap: terms; trade. 2506'S. Jeffer- _evening dv ._ 35-7 week. _1439 Union. “ : Poet. Dispatch. | double harness, spring wagon, © sets sin- MIEHT . ORES portunity to secure a subst antial reduction aon (en 7e 1 2*7 ba A] FAI ie. | . ent ata aan aie =. | sam a 1 ; ; ° * rat oe 6 in _table. .: chaire 4- ; NDS of old feathers: pay 30¢ | wagon. Hoffner Coal Co.. 717 8S. Van- co aot: zs and ha - | ‘poy teeta excelient mechanically y" inape me “ooke nase *40li "ont wh 4 iter one ele a oven «tae hon — coy ge een Feather Co, deventer, A (cQ) . ST. LCUIS BEI TING: 5 SUPPLY CO., Automobiles For Exchange _ ! Se ‘on TR, na : youreelt: $5 re Gin Bt , gine t mirror back, amar 865. Central 4361 (8) | oenintInG OUTFIT—Complete. 2535 | 509 3. 4th st. (C99) | WASHINGT: Think what a reel buy this Dodge is: 2 9598 trade. . " ‘terme ” 7 HOW CAN WE DO THIS? oath fozggeontents of stores of a'l G 'OUTFIT—Complete. 2030) — “ tt et eee wit ny compete Se |) en ee fee ee condition : YAHLEM M . We are out of the. hig - district, Or will Bell it £ atten | eRtOR, _—__ : ceeennentnorinrennieinna ee a C ‘ontract: ors’ “Serv ice I unrps AUTO Wtd.—Trade $55 vicle& ray. $100 = ; +$ o ment: seat covers, bumper front and rear: cord tifes, spot light, lock wheel. ge- x >I, 7 f | , : ae. Hish-rent ® nm ian! or you at auction. | pEpDDLE RS 3S WAGON—Horse d har- | . a ruitar for auto OV B47 HUP MOBIL ‘e—Reautiful autiful latest est . + cessories: must sel! today: terms. Sunday MOON-—Roadst 1 condition omy one bleck fromm Washington av. won, Let our man come out | ness. 7A M ow ie 8: wed a for information on Our Little sTOM a a ®D. _-~ coach; new bumpers; motometer, racing ao ggg es ee Neto, We | afternoon 4648 St. Ferdinand. S535A Clarence, | : ore . : __ Fes OF ETE ee ae -gnder’’ put a9 othe my spe "TOMOB WANT « ; p - _ er r re: 8 'e 0 ete. ; : : - ie SELKTRK AUCTION & STORAGE PE =P Ss GUTE {T3729 “Phillips: av., | ly “abapeed Ce in ct : ra ae vice... F AR PAR. I will exchange mv ‘S100 e >. in two p>. Vis. eee . debe" g Fig) cursaieg: ie, cut price for quick action. WILSON MO.) FORD—Coupe; A. C. brakes; a. », Sante OLDS — Coupe 1 4 Sa Hi. Walker é 1808.12 , Chonteau. Main 1683. (8) | corner of Piro hey ptt PUMP & MACHINERY CO., 818 ech | stores ani 2 fiats valued at $4000; rent ong sport Fr ie in ar’ Louis: cash, | 208 CAR CO., 2021-27 Locust st. _fe82) | 9 ee cee $335, Sti od others, 3441. Juniate. vr T ——- |PEDDL Re OU TE T—{* heap: - will sell sebd- ite }.lde. (eO}) a ) per month, for an automobile. Box ter trad $895 Mrs. Brod, Motorists. i DODGE BUSINE SS COU PE. GOLDeMC 1BIL.E—Coupe ; : fe) rw rity re Co SEWING | MACHINES arate. 2208 ay 4th ic) REBUILT MACHINERY —All Kinds: euar- L-214, Post-Dispatch. (c) | Tiree Lac as Slightly as: as _ ‘t aoe oo Me ; 3 ™ eo . i mais 6836 Wi new | ae good condition ; : chen. Wo ’ — tna PONY —Baddie “and bridle: cheap for cash. anteed: we ship snywhere. Natiorial | EXCHANGE Jewett sedan sport for smaller | ~ ’ Op Sgn gn Ae an ce ee eee tior ~~ eC ee Bis.: " (44. Y MA HINT —Sj nger. « ager ee 7345 La Veta, Rich: mond he hts. ¢ Machinery Mfg. Vo.. 2505 age, St. Louis. | __ (ar or lot. Colfax B483J. JE W KE TT ‘( 10 JAC H, 1! 192 4 perp: year to y* mn ord i AB -e ord OLDS—4-passonees me: af? mod thabe 7 _— 705 ) F ‘é & AS AY. Honda "_ 8414 Tennesse. all Sun- PONY SAIMIiLK—Anu « Tae ny 1 a (etiz) FOR EXCHANG E—-Dodge ~ roadster for Absolutely like new !n every way: guar- MOTOR ont tae 1312 g y omy q ice, (o7) ready to an i Dring $1 Grive it J ut. «Open Until 6 P. M.. Satzrday 6:30 P. M MACHINE one light delive-y. 4047 Westm cen ba eg REFRIGERATING MAC HINE — 3-197) Ford compe. 506 Louisiana anteed to be as represented just think. PORD—1924 “coupe: gusedometer. cord eee a7 ; j tn} if it ts impossible for you to call bend eo drop head; canine eee ag =n | _ Baker: high side: secondhand: at @ bar- | FOR EXCHANGE—Ford sedan: ood. | Only $795; bargains ike this font happen 2210 tires: will sacrifice for cash; vi ov CAND—Model / for you 9 tien. Si) 3541 _Park. SA DLILE—We tern saddie, 2D urs and gain Nat'l Packers Si ppl 405 Franklin. | , . ea o> . Pr ‘| very often; terms. SOUTH SIDE RP' , Se ne coupe; this car driven "cheie @ ; ' ket through the day. cal! Central 1308 fer ane | chaps; excellent condition; bargain. | Pepa C rr ge ee | hat have you? 6937 Bradiey, _ a 2 i very evening. SHI ery Address 4954 West Pine. orest| same as new in every --R.. sxopt : i) an evening appointment ta BACHINE—Nice drophead: $10. | Kirkwood 11 RE! ee en I ping iaing OF = =n ma-| FOR EXCHANGE—Olds couv2. ’2] mode! 648 all day § sunday and e y On 8174 price: save $300. terms can be a ' = “= ‘* , : ) - . —_ — chinery and generators. any make, aly pe aera MR careers aang OO awie 1S satay wn wie rn aa ~ ; / : ° ‘ i) | ( ‘TION TT —D AY 9 Frankii tii, 7 TEAM—-5-year- “old horses: also one draft size; new and used ors. “a in stock toe is — for i . ee eel Box H-6. P.-D me JEWETT Coach; brand new:/|—.. + - ans EI FORD—G ‘oupe: new paint: ;_ the noe used | Woods, 3933 Olive. 4 Food . . J. ok ALAC HINE— White, like n@w.| .DOrse: one smal! horse: single and dou-| immediate delivery. | French-Gerleman FORD Wtd sale. living room. or Go olipbaag Le: tote of ex- DODGE, 1923 Rusiness Coupe.| car barcain oltsre Rn fy emon- | GVERLAND—1924 coupesedan: spick an Commencing 0 « tia oxton Jarre anle ® 2355 N ae harness: aleo com mrs ae ice and FE is tris eo 105 ~ (104) i. rie, on Ford: will trade for Ford coupe. ae lg Pye ggg NL We A beautiful — for reneey who stiate. Price Motor oe 2 8. ore span appearance with Al mechan i, -_ - . mt : T Ove holed _— is “of — - 1 scrip- os a coa waron: pe -ddle . rT. (ypen and > : iT. . cei RS vive 7G RERDM CS A . or ; . - wants a Food ear at a Fou price. ee ~ _ ‘ ‘ ; __ saa ¥ i" : S ’ i nw ™ d Seda é 76 — i. « 3 ae BUY FOR CASH MAC tie Cabany 3007.| WAGUON—And harness: ice. coal and | !AN>.>-—“Wo0d and see: rge Stock ; 50 | re a =. m., Grand 915W. (c) NEW ELL 342% Lindell. _ 2600 DURANT—1923 coupe; driven very little: | FORD—Coupes, 2-1924; paint good, oe a ae Som ditioe: cord ay — 1 ; ae : iD) s —— tpon. o 66 bobbin _ Sing- _ Stake, _ 014 | M: Mroe, (c) to 20. 000 cal cadac' ‘ty: yond ar’ lard sizes. trencie. 3207 @ > Daas. coupe for Li, -ton ee a HE RE “IT 1s. in perfect cond ition mechapically: re- cord tires . has = necessary equl ment; eweet-running motor : very 7 w q hop, SAVE ONE THIRD MACH ~ oon a AGONS—Stake. ice and coal, and har- Mid- Couns ws ae and “Machy. Co.. hs _ *eutger ACH finished in beautiful gray: fuliy guaran- terms. Kuhs- Buick, 2837 N. Grand. Open run: very emall down payment: few “al J = ae 6-9 E—Ww hite; sews like; ness 914 Monroe st. (c) 418 Sernrity © st. Louis, Mo. icfe: JORDAN teed: terms, trade any make = OO.. Suna v notes on balance; trade: sen today 1880 “ ‘4 yee | maston. (c) | WAGON—Double } horse ash and grading: TINNERS: TO LS —Brakes, square shears, Wanted i “owe ” ~ ox7 2X. FORDS—3 Somatitel” “coupes with lots ex- 8. Jefferson, - je hy Vy 7a’ *6oM To ben iit “thy up : NE— —Reveral used Si: 1CeT s 20x 4 201. Ps =~ J we d. —Four whee. que We rent motors. Gr ition; phone Riverside 673J. 6208 BUICK— Coupe, 192 3 new paint, eae | __Hassiers SLSO: terms. 3631 Easton. i FR H—De LA a coune. ~ 492038 mode! aon ta tera. trade. _ ae e helatered Raker’ val ‘Ma rehedll m 5S rentine and repatrine rr ‘Osh ispatch. a _FB5_ S . 4th st. Olive 7004. — rravols. Pare an. i. teed con: lition,; tert “ s- Buick, ~ FPFORD—Coupe. 1925: used 15 days: sac- | neon very comfortably: in excettient BTTUDE TAKER -- om € coupe: ; h 4" kpring fot - st hem * ree ga venvort. arm- 905 Devonshire, Riverside iCTUES end sir compressors "sought an | - AUTOMOBILE W td.—Have valuable N. Grand av. Open sunday. Lange | pifice: $460; terme; trade. 363] Lasion. | PR os and at a very Cheap orice: fi ne condition: new paigt. ; firesic¢e ch ~ ¢ (oc) | , exchanged. Nationai Electr-c Service | SA\ E - MONEY Stradivarius violin as part payment. | BUICK-—1920 . pass, coupe; ~ extra big FORD—10 coupes. 1922-1924; $150 up. |. terms Open Sundeve and evenings. 4650 wre a . a ; te ; “> Pip ona chair. 3 eo4 tay "HINE—Domes:| aa rortabte to 209 Waeh'neton es (cno) ON YOUR ELECTRIC MOTOR F io5A Kossuth. Colfax, 1&56] bargain: $16 S50 down sell body: | 4°21 Natura! Bridre. Faeton Delmer 47 AKER ; Ww AV ING ROOM SITES. heavily erst tet improved model, reacon- MOTOR Wtd—%-h-p.. a. c.. 110 volts, PURCH. \SES. AUTO Wta.—Exchange beautiful dia- | oven Sunday. GRAUPNER, 418 Locust, FORD—1924 coupe: gqod tires; 8205. | FORD— Qqupe "[0°T- jock wheel, apeet-| late model: ruarant 2 : a beet Marshall epriac constr peers 7 PSS city; no dealers. “2a N. ag go ptt ay. purposes , peng ¥ GET out 4a OBA! RE YOU BUY 420K) nd ring. 1915 S. Compton. Grand | BUICK—-4-pass. cone: A ‘ mpocmntces? €2°4 Baston |. ome ae and stop Wehts 4 cord -— j ya » €) iw 922 Ss ; *},—~ 4 : a Gi mactreae: remuler $290 Valve. gyog BARU Foret Seo 5107 Huston. For Sale BEING BACRUEAGEDAT PANGATN | recat WL. Se” Bost, Motes] BUICK COUPES, 1924 | Fouie— 2 . se ’ , #OCUS.L. — nem ! ee ow je Bes: pow. |p RITCHE ae ANEDS. tiniehed in.’ white. , Moms —¢ Wilsox & Gits, bag My ov grey ee ae eg aoe Mar. CO ACHINE SHOP EOUIPMENT—Con.| AUTOS, Wtd—Reliable euto concern PS, «ie on sie aes ‘ wher Bates | ee Ps Qe | —s mee | hehe Uonte sooreciaied Pord Dealers | 541p Manchest ; well hens: = - ee -, ST#y and ouk, sliding porceiain fo = tingle machines, 2 single| ket st (cAG) | sisting of motors. hangers. pulleys, shaft- would store few cars; $10 monthly, sano sl carry our 30-day OO: ere ee ee ie 2501 & Jetterson . “a 85 ar Din. COmpisiely equipped; Freee am Machiner” patching. 2 auto-| AIR COMPRESSOR OUTFITS. lathes, dri! 'ine. iathes, drill presses, Senery stands,|. Wth privilege to sell: open day and | * same aad terms, trade, SOUTH SIDE se pe 1924; coupe: $335: terme. 8070 ¢— 1644 Pod coupes: peatiy new. cheap ‘ ; | ‘Her [lil # vA aie or = tf 50 bot ¢ for omy I Ss: Tue © power ma- press, emery st ands. garage jack. PF ok forges. blowers, Vises, tiex, stock. neg Oe ¥ icinit ¥ Vande -venter end Olive. UICK. open al) day St 3 and every ede. = ~ oo me inn a ty 5—1923—An4 19%2 chalice e235 - wi CT ED-CAR SPECIALS CHIFFY ROE Ps, lined. extra lare®, pepe Wh purpose; Single fam-/ hoists, vises. anvils, forges, post drills, PLANT EQUIPMENT—Such as tanks.) 2x 292, Post-Dispa toh. evening, 2646 Lafayette, ._ (c) FORD- Coupe; 1924° good tires; S205. | extra aecessorics. . 23 ré oune: and ieee! with mirror: reeuls SAY vat a Bh Mine. onen re — nee; motors. 1231 Market. ber packing. cable pipe. 2 eg pose. rub- Cans. Wtd ars “ae: 3 4044 | ~~ BUICK Coupe. 1924 Master Six; | abany 9272. — a f UNIVERSAL 7801 Locust ron ‘ Gerdner own ’ Vike bg é se 4 SPECT '. . ce © Poxton aa 2t2 COMPRESSORS—Boil : _ Cat ‘ire, chain blocks. ston. Lindell 4917 t came from fac. | uta e.eupes: “them over ve | fran mighte of 4 Gunda , : ; . Peek i te F ie) | 4% > cCSSORS—Boilers. engines, WORK LIGHTS—F ! ~ looks like it jus tte nats tria.. Si nctay K eS. A. ktm roete 9x1? seamless, a NG MAC swe ee wicca Pumps, heaters, motors, renerartors. ra- fac ned also inter a p> amd — DODGE Ww td. —19' 24. tor cash — tory. lots of extras: runs like M ~ s aes SY as ite FORD—4 -Paasencer OO Te % good vur Twen? 4 eine oo@g quality, benutifel patterns to - his lot : S 60’ n- | chine tools. Jchn FRamming Machine Co.. | Gastea _t-passenger_ Chandler. S824_F'ame new. A real car at a big eacri- ! FORD— 1924 coupe. $350: kote ieee moter. 2eD ane orholm@er ing | oe sty at B63 TO rewular $55 value; guaranteed Rendition, (ot:, Simmer 66's: | 308 8. Jet st. St. Louie, Mo. (99) | "BUILDING IRON—As follows: Angles. FORD Wid.—Light delivery truck. with tice less than $1500. Always | __! See _ Nera. 2 eet condition: priced tor auick es auee_She7_ hought sn “Auburme = on_A Ce Rien here. at nearly wre AUTO CYLINDER-BORING MACHINE— | beams. channels, reinforci __starter; pay cash. Forest 1096W FORD— i024 coupe. ike new. S385: “tems | —_ ORTHWEIN MOTO wees oe Eeetnrer & i> 1007 Marke: | vortable, with equipment, Call 274), TRAIL BRS —2-wheel, 2L-f, bed. for|FORD Wtd—Coune” in. good condition: NEWELL eons DE ee ene eT eee ge | qo ftto Foret Pork, indell 7000, C | Mt CONGOLTTM Ras Gold Seal @x 1%: Px Went Mac hine. i: Aas Auni o | Gravois, ~ineieaiaiintaisihiinn fc) hauling iong material. late mode! 19°74. 5 8131 Etvel PSR | 3422 2 Lindell. _ ots 2600 PoRD—C onpe., leee many extras; runs FoR De _- . ; men ? ’ [cS) every rug guaranteed perfect. practically = chek Page (c) | RAND SAWS—14". 26°. 30". 36": copy- Buy no wand save FO} ) COUPE Wtd.—$20 down. $6 week. ~ Br k Ca ap 23 excelient $225. 6227 Easton. _ ‘ee coeeeill wots. ae Mle 1 meer. — eee peters made-to select from, resul® Ba = | at. . ep oh Ss, jointers me: J. A. STERN: 17th and Chestnut ats. Fon tor 1858. “55 counee 5F wurings, 40 uic upe, bie qamtns coupe; $275: terms. te | terms, See our line of mun ranteed recon- These are geod leaders for quick term- . age Bt RS e a5 uble surfacers; swing 8a Ws, D td.—28 coupes o ; ; ‘ clede ©)! ditioned Forde: our orices on 6 auae on | : ee SD wees eer eees gordi 2 “SF: ND PERIODICALS borers. Pes = me cord wood x Ot etc. Machine Shop | Work __roadsters: cash. 1906 _| Locust. (08) atiiedeiy fa Brood, ag ny FORD—19%1. coupe. $125; terms. 39209) vours before spree and save aor. Ds’ Aiea et ee ee ve me WE WILL MAKE LIBERAT AIA) a “On! this and Brown Machinery Co. 2323 N. 9th. ARTMAN & MEYER—Prin FORD Wtd.—Or Chevrolet coupe or road-/| windshield cleaner etc. If vou Wapt an Laclede. fe,| I. Veed Cars. 1699 Laefavette. Open eve- | 197% Ford, clean. excellent ......... § bal ANCE : : (RNITU riz — Forest 16 BOILERS—2-454 Hp.-p.. B. & W.. S25 tee Printing and book- __ ster; will pay cash. Box ©-41 __P.-D | economical car that is tn the best of com- | FORD—C condition: ch | pines, (O) 1904 ’ oo £2 8a ee : pord L, FoR. Sr REP Ree =—Cheap a SOCEM. Bd, pressure, with etokers; bargain aor pal —— mes. 21 8. Oth m. Phone! Honps ER ce x upes tourines. roed- | dition. see s one today: oficed low. oy | chess: FORTD—Goupe. 1084> here's one o& H | ome wo a shove BO wpe ; Lee ATIV z ‘Saar . As POUR. : . = 18 ee 15th 4 (c&3) =e peice. aise Mchy. ©o.. 415 Pine oe ERE END 3 IND TOOL WOR (c99) sters: cash. Lindell TOLew. 3631 Eas- | te > Sal NAR aS a ay Weee late “1024 coune. pertect: worth investiration - oreo one Ph a a never | lork weet aes i S70; PRAISAL — " a iher enters ve ideas for | 8t.. 5t._Louls. . KS— | ton, __Bomont_SSVz4., 2 ae _ Leer “~~ as new: coré-avipped: Atwater Kent ore oe Bie. ) re pay un oe commit- | BOLLERS—Uprigit. A. B. M. E. 1% to a in wert fit (ixtures. | FORD Wtd.—Ton truck; part ent on | CHALMERS-—2-pamenger coupe. Al con- ae ee aS Ex ioe nation: every other @*strable extra: A - Fa Bie. OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL ; Day + a fla “4 pleased ; end 50 horeepower in stock. ong Ae cMtig | Broadway : S*. a Ie $800 lot, corner 38th and Wals : terme. | dition very cheep. 3°32 Locust. _¢e) “71 1 : i rensonable terms in city, or trede. 1650 | a ; P.M. GR LATER BY APPOINTME tr peunics for ee | Serre en ete sie emo) | TOOL, DIE AND | wiCeTRE wom ” | gBG28 Gariitt. CHANDLEibo. oat mews pater”: Snes | snp —Coupe: 1902; perfect? o ng oe > bill Geass. P 58 | a a x ———. ‘ = ..- FORD Wtd.——Coupe. or other make. for aint, Leeoaenll ny $02} ak mo Peps a Pt ¥ ye, a Ol senha ee ; har Forest 3858 Se ae bringtield, any | | BOTLERS—2 Heine and 2 Wickes vertical --) RR ge a TI ye ng 4 my 80 acres thnbered: 1 and 2 miles GHANDLER—4-passenger: just overhauled | ee 3520 Seer ea PR COU 4 1924 SON Moro 1 ‘ F es ye z = ON BPTREF rc Taha Fe gE ee hagas o . — h. p.; for ~ 4 MAGHING a ML OO., 22 §. Broadway.| fronton. in beautiful Arcadia Valiey. Write and painted; as. —oreot amet —Couve; iris ect; ay; MONA RG come «arty: a ee? 7ATA , 8000 ' urchasing agent, : ‘| Rox 94, Trovton. Mo mileage: price n een 4 _ walle any make. Limousines "eas oc | DENNIS BROS., ae res ee Said Monsanto Chemical Works, Bt. Louie ; | FINE mechine and model work. ae MONEY TO LOAN—Aatomobiles: by week, | N. Sarah. You cannet afferd not to fook Rok Ct PE ns ee Beri For ror Galo id ; ep | ; | book x. ciety and dices manufac 4 “month, while you wait. 1210 Olive. re (“IR EEE ntion rvice ee Drivers : | N - Clairveyance. etc.' BRAKE—S-fi.. square shears. rollers, post avg “yiHVRORT—Coupe, 1928 model, fi $125 down: + ae J 4524 Delmar BL Pom, ey. Open Sunday. drill; bargain. 1231 Market. factory. Wissier Co.. 616 Re Brosdway. § 25.000 CASH for nates a; bring car. eat | CHIT Condition. Delmar oa Somancn. S157 "Eacat SO gS oan ee: Sane ae _— ' — ; Bt ,

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Bee ga 900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. | Re HSPATCH. _ ASEM OBILS PASSENGER CARS = TRUCKS =. ACCESSORE _ Sedans For Sale Touring Cars For Sale ____ Touring Cars For Sale __ Touring Cars For Sale —e— Eomousines For —.. . cai proere. er * Sale area ieee nee See _ Sedans For Sale BUICK an aga $495 CHEVROLET—Des. Luxe touring; few | FORD—Touring car: starter and demount- ‘, eenene old; run 3600 miles; condition] _ables: in perfect condition, 3909 amr te ee Lat limousine tiret Al paint Al; in Se. ! We've Knocked ||| Jewett, 6 sedan: positively new condition | terms. Open Sunday. Nut sed. “FLINT MOTOR CAR terms. trade 35 30 _Easton. UNIVE price tod tern | Always open | i most careful business man. = MOUND “CITY AUTO ©O.. Be Locust. | GHEV ROL eT—1024 touring: good tires: terms. 3520 ‘Easto P rORD—Teee Auto So. _ 4815 W Wasbineton. | VELI 2015 Locust meet hs the Tar ne oe agg og go ne Se | Because kK TOURINGS good paint; excellent £ $300. “*Nanaie- FORD—Touring: 1924" - bargain, $195: a2 es: 4 3422 lainde}! 2600 }; sacisty 5 . BUIC ~ | tion: a real bargain at ansie- terme. trade. 23520 Bast ' > buve ¢ —_— ~ ——— OUT OF | rear bumpers, spare tire and cover, | eon . rhe _ e ? aon. — choose from. Roadsters For Sale | IS THE MARMON | ENAN PRICKC iil] matic cnt Tiel oct seat covers, EG. akc acts tan os camet Gall re | Henton 631. (°” | | FORD —Late mode! touring: fine condi-| S008 Toeuat " ; : . ‘ * . , ' | \ | ; A sea r . . i . =>. we : Sy ft |i f ite » met egg ner! Age Bt winter front; | painted cars in town: al] moders, includin | CHEVROLET—1923 touring, in Al con- FoaD a ages re $35 to $83 =. '3—Ford Te fb Stsor ie SX Sb @, hs ena te eee ah Ro ee row. tet 5° sport mode ; * ¢ il ae Mu are jege SowyT s ood tires er n Sund G PNE RR. S418 Locust n Road. e120- | a y earing. 148 5 body: Bosch ig-| ' ) : ei ms =AS x “1924 Ov er la d $1625 Dodge - 0 Seven- passenger. re: finished in standard ; Paige Rds. “eee @ ee @ & . $135 we ; C HE\ ROLETS in ena BE F ‘ RD ’ TO nition. $225. 1461 Rowan. {ce} | “BU ICK ROADSTERS ae 7 - will "be 80) Pe ot 85 ic 75 r o excellent me- Hy Four superior mode! ate =] 0 Ruick } Marmon blue: seat covers; c , $150 SIT wiocinemniieny condition refinished: eow eard ia FORD—Touring: used 3 months: like new; Models: sacrifice: terms: t ; one ee ee a ee ee om ractic ) res: T bargair S63A Natural Bridge. sea. tn : i. ~~ r . + Cc i i ; tii ] new tires; N sh T ee ee ee oe ain + a a a home ee takes terms or, fra $2175 ) Willys-Knight... 1150 oe chanical condition; practically new | | 8 ‘tires: bargains for auick sal $31 of rebul oadsters in | “y I TO ih |'a high-grade car at a very low figure; | or rt a 3 au “EM _M OR CO. 1038 N. Craps. | $2200 Jordan 95 s: tra 1 | Olds Coupe .....4.-«... $250 |i! NORTH | ‘SIDE CHEV ROL ET CO. Meh saan ee ld WOE RURAL a Vere LY tg aay A Dente era es ee a tee OG veka ~ ‘ ELIE AP CTA TRE! MEL ibbers and oth er extras: must be seen ew “5 + Beep aes “4 ib bs noe, ‘ty ng “eran wesias gn mcd germbeerporr ny § PP RERRE ) e We ROMER LE OP. SMR AR ARE ee aE 7 _— _— — Pia Recah? Be sit FOR D—Touring: perfect condition. ‘al! . . ‘ after 1 p. m. No dea'ers. °931 Virginia. FORD TOU 2 f : . t and regular: os : a ‘terms: trade ; up: tern SOUTH TCK ee eee. eee v a | r : we flit] SOUTHWEST NASH CO., | . en jill Colfax 240 335 Warne. (c) | FORD—1924 touring: guaranteed perfect: | 3 = ee and evening evening. as Seren ees in i ar 208: a" as = + bo net: eo eS e+ ‘ | 3029 Laci ist. —aeq et 380. + Buick Rds. ee eee eee .$150 like new: $°10° terms. 5080 De'mar. ' cord. ti w a 18 Cas afaye e cat , eal 4 4 pads ‘ % ire Lt r a. | . t > te son ae % .)f i i+ AX WELL—Sedan. 1 4 Itke new ; A Tit 95 / OURIN S FORD—19°4 touring: 75 to $200. roa: _, : s* ) 2037 f whear i 3H 8 N. U nion. De!l- Dort . see ee eevee 82 79 | i _ster, - $110 47 11 Natural Rri lee. fe) , } visio D. Call Sunday bet ts = an is. | TEP HEN: Ri cheese ae ‘| $2150 Velie | ay nar 12s, terme. D— 100. Cali Sunday between 1 and 3 p,| STEPHENS—Roadster: cheav for cas eee ow ee sta 1} mar 11275 terms. Chevrolet $195 | FO 9° |. 2517 Arsenal e sold at once: in good condition. ¢ 775 Overland 3: MAXWELL—Olub sedan. 1924, many ex- ||| | ee tt eee | ne V mM k ORD: oy ta A mg Fy yy ~ ll gh . : P - ' ar " ; - 28 0 oO ive. ' CHANDLER=C hummy roadster: in per arious AKES . £65 down. Morris. 281 J or PEEP HE Peer ma gt reper Med a ak oe -4 fine 5 ott N. Uni on. Del- | / is : fect condition: an exceptional bargain: | STUDEBAKER—-1922 light six, roadster; | $1200 Oakland .. = | mar 1127: vere eu as stscapate 7 sakes 2 Chevrolet, Al condition FORD—Touring: 1917: runs rood Rt only $195. Weber Impl. & Auto Co.. in fine condition: cheap. 2918 Dodier. 1” OF] ~ wooN 48M extras: bargain. Grand 300 Used Cars. Crevrolet. fenders, tires, new. ...$275 | _>ergain. 44°99 W. Natura! ! 3 5 Locust. a eS ie eseeae STU DEB AKE af 2Riga fi l Sr pecia! 6: readster: ‘ ie ( t od Sedans i Gasaw i 5 any 1 se si ay Moon, 7-pass.: a buy at ee 79% . 725 FORD—Late 22 tg Ey -VRO —Roadster: 192 model; private own npletely overhauled; | 00, $75, $100. #90 ——~s oe T > , ran at _tion- cheap: owner fA Evans. _ 7 gg rd.__Riv verside 56. can be seen Three. Way Garage. 3551 Pine. | | ‘peng ji 4% : eee — a ee = ae ages beauty i 1 NO INTEREST crane pte a _ ae sens ) |} PORD—Touring: late 1924: starter: usad otal price for quick UBEY HOLST ——Reedster; wire wheels. cord | ss STUDEBAKER iit Don't Fail to See Se eee gy eg . Moon, sport, red paint .... 7 4 months: terms. Rieflings. 2315 Olive. NORTH SIDE Ci ‘ or “ MOON—1923 seda = = se | La a o VT Reo, used very little 795 | FORDS—Tourine: starter: $80 cash: one Colfax 240. ae tires: cheap for cash. 315 > f rustine '¢) ° > 1c T =“ ; -andition , rs ag oHEVROLET—19293 roadster. $240. 44° De luxd roadster, special 6: a beautiful YAHLEM’S AUTO SHOW } equipped: excellent condition. 3943 Utah. Moon. original paint. tire 69 no starter. $40. Morris, 2810 Olive | FORD TO 41 = OS ON Aes ________i¢} jspprt: only one in city: see it: cost $2190: | | N I . 4 OON Ss SPt RT SEDAN HT : FORD—Touring. »brand- new ; -. bargain: ; CHEVROLET—Roadster. diac wheels: A] |se'l cheap; terms. “WILLIAMS, 4390 | Ws No Interest Pe I : 6 el lil | trade, terms. 2613 Lynch Closed top: “condition. 4161 Humphrey. _ | Ollve. as a= : 4 NT siettaaas, “A teak vrunk guaranteed. ST 2424 Ji4 £ hi] GULEEE Neertony Pon cack alee Panag = | Red Bird. a OLET— 1024 roadster: Dbeyt buy =) 4084: ball a ee = = Is No Red Tape j __MONARCH, 3137 Locust. _ ||! | > a9 . ||| Open Sundays and evenings. Romont 87. | 11234 _S. Grand_ | Our yeh sown af the price; terms; Opes Sul. | ‘en | . ie 1035 N. GRAND. MOON MOTOR CAR CO., 3115 Locust. ” tare, ae %, cheap; trade o1 (FF | MOUND CITY at ‘ ‘ . @ erson. end evenings. 4650 Easton. Delmar 2547 "ed: entire yg ag oor Se ent 1 lew; it's N ASH 5 SPORT “SEDAN a | OON | .. 3115 Locust a HK e } adsier- — ~i7r¢ ; a ' : || CHRYSLER—Touring. 1924 demonstrator er oo ¢ a ees Pa, ot eee tenner Want a bargain 2651 Lafayette: ‘always an A 6-cvlinder model: trunk. anise wheels: | - } ithe new: take @ ride end ese far your. FORD—Touring: starter, demount Beet 1519A Pickor, eens EET TT Wao STAT BA SEB al ee oe “1300. miles "terms: | CADILI.AC—7-passenger: 4641 | self. 3006 N. Union. Delmar 1127; | _Tuns good: $850. 8224 Water. _ EVROLET—Beautiful, latest 1924 new TOOK! WILLYS-KNIGHT ROADSTER. | | ” ig ret t ae 4390, Os a terms. FORD—Touring car: 1923: good condition: | ; paeteng $335, some real bargain; | ,.iztt° hoy; li's a koockout: don't’ fant to | {i} 1025 N., '. GR AND. trade WILLIAMS._4i dan: ¢- | GADILLAG—-7-passenaer [touriak: ecoa| CHRYSLER TOURING. _ bargain. _ 552 _Spenendeod, ’ v, *' genger +. ~ + on’t ; to i z ems . w! lv ain * ad *—7-pas C . - m terms. Motorist Show, 1834 Lecust. cg it: nk Hh $3575. pero, Pong roadster. ¢| = — pnt =e Ty ne * (ec) condition: $175. 5708 McPherson av. Phaeton, equipped with trunk, front and FORD—Tou: ad aaen model; Fone et e *2iaioe ; msrsisi dee alahins ~~ ” SS we “ i‘ a ce As ae ” oe 3 {RR a let! eatin et ee 20 OOOO PAL AE OLE ALRE. i Rit gh LONE: Ato te EM, SOEUR ORE OY tiger ge Lea aren ors Dadi atta entieeth antec ceiah be Ain Deed Oe ee a ee io + - ed oo ppm aie Pee. Peon 5 5 Smee wy aE ole ee 4 A ° er wt “ A wi * . m are one oe ak aed , pees oe a egg rear bumpers and extra tire; it# a demon-| _terms. tra CHEVROLET—1923 roadster: good look- | 1922. for $295: vear to pay. “4. 1924, almost OMT ES: S50 Sedan. 4-door: good | shape: | CADILLAC—Touring; _7-pass. esd nen Re Ne oar tin ‘sae: aaa (One 7923. Apply zi40 | 00d ad buy at $250 | FORD—Tudor sedans. °4. . a \ serene. “Open evenings and Sundays. 4650 | MOTOR a ctek cheap: terms, trade. 2006 S. Jef- e 3199: Sop down 716 _N. Vandeventer. ——— eS es | saving will justify an inspection. KOENIG, Allen, between 9 and ri Mater) RE BR a Kars See Y ite, es ~~ eeaenes- tee a Easton. Delmar 2547. a - . —— * ng. 2910 Vout Bed lan; starter and dem nougtables; tires; ‘good mechanical condition; classy | CADILLAC—fTYouring. model 61; excellent CLEVELAND—Touring. 1924; like new, good. $175 terms. 3 3 Cass. (c} CHEV ROLET—1922 roadster: good cond!- | ; n if . " b mechanical condi- . looking: cheap for cash; terms f desired. appearance and best e ] e650: terme. Gtheon, Gant am, ae Fos er 1941- ‘starter, = gg tion; firs: $1 gets it: todav only: SHINGTON Rane ne ee Sere eee _— — ’ r » ?. ; cnestier ic? peak. . ‘ 3 9 ~ a? ’ e , ss a oe oe "" “ r00 ghaul BABY OVERLAND—Sedan, 1922 model: used service; terms. Huber, 2601 Locust. | CLEVELAND—Touring: dandy car for abies, $65: real barga 713 Case (c) ; from ; Sey P lex : ‘ mae 57 * “ 2 % — . “a a’ ferson. FORD—Sei ian 2 Rood ~ ond! tion: > ovesh Luied good condition. 36 24 Shenandoah (ce) | Open Sun: jay. your family: very moderate. 303 FORD—T ‘ouring. 18: excellent condition : lection Zo a's pais te Tete, meter CHEVROLET — 19°: r: | lately: 3S anad tires and many (extras.| _§9 r > : | open. e. he vig toe yg sited 2 oe z c a ps mabe munaboute For Sale in 510A Sullivan . ; . | OVERLAND—Late 1924, like new car; + ADIL LAC 19 PA TOL RING a .- . = a com mes _ reasomable. CoMax So03W. . a 3015 Lee Minute a , ree nea © . = te _FORD—R ur bout 1993 mod ie]: €180 ‘real _ en meee sai IA RA aR RE TPR Re ea H must he an id for casi to close an estate. - CLE \ E LAND—lf 21 touring: Cen . FORI Touring car, rood condition. ~NEW ELL ? » FORD—Se lan: Starter demountablies; | . : __ $500: terms, MONARCH, 3137 Locust. 225: terms; trade: others. 1805 gr oe cheap. 3954 Mis sourt, |. Sunday morning. | - Pat eo _3422 the aie 45468 Newsberry tr. “(c) tion: closest inspection invited: Duy wun- PNA EINE ee NE DN a IR ON INI OF 1 eee aegis eS BAe CR GANAS Ne AE ony ee es ee en eee eens mission iock anh y ot her, a ‘S350 ~ fe . argain very @asv terms Tevie Motor _ BOO ¢ field av like new: a bargain at 4 ang oe + : - e ecker wheel: runs perfect: rarlie, smumanianineiadae as | 1] (ec FORD Gillis Chevrolet Co., 7239-53 Mancheste ri For ;, De: Sr ee. 2) need cash: $85 2740A Gambie. |OVERLA ND—Sed lan; appearance ars son | C ADIL L AC 61 TOU RING ! - 19°93 SPORT TOURING —— rg a ee (en ti ~ gs db! Th 19, the enton 62 a par enemeanens ad ‘als yr. ormance equals that of a new car: 3290. ia aie “ vw % : __ new, 9410 > ‘dum HH x nee /=- Bento I rages 922: gua fant teed ’ VW ov a Perfect — — a — Wil sacrifice my Cleveland 6: motor. FORD— Touring: late mode!: many extras: 4 Fe, = ¢ 4 aha xo interest. “ . eet ka sted Cer w negn as wae a * ej, ee ’ fer sotury * a TAKS aoe Bg ate one -_ o “ AOR I ROLL LOLA ALLE AEG TN SG LAS AINE EN eM PARR Te Ne “eS SEARING 6 EAR ea ICES act A ROTO Rie pte Tlie lan. crs Wy , - ¢. = and Sundavs te 29232 Olts aa — buy than a same }rubber and paint in rood condition: terms 2520 8 Jefte: rson. 4e7} a ee ee . Godulin wir $$ 19723—Chevrolet roadsters; in excellent | perfec: iechani¢ally: fully . . condition; $2-36. ee Sedans For Sale real bargain, $145 152] odiamont. OVERLAND—Chanipion sedan; wae ft MON ‘ARC ‘H. *31: 37 or cash’ no dealers. 707 Eastgate. 3d no ; ° 1—19°3—Maxwe!! roadster: disc wheels; >») +3 ‘OR needster , ter-Ke ionition perfect condition; guarantee f [uaeK i - rT 9°) spol curing: int Touring. 1923; starter. etc. $45 | an : complete OXI Tas; S385. i 1029 AU B a RN SED AN- 7 “ on oe fre i “tote aa avaitneetis ition: @@%- le: terms; open even’ ‘fs af. d Jha Fake ay ; a ADIL LAC . ew iLLI AMS COL E—1! ”* ok 8s port | touring ‘ nen “Sun Nh: trade: others. 3441 Junia ‘te. ievs “ 5446 mARY exes; mood Tres: a0 CwWaet Se, | FORDS-—Teartaes. demenntanens: | | . Tourn: ‘g00d not « dealer. ‘1] ” recently orerhawied not @ "NIVERS ‘ . ‘ . : . ee gg oes = > } r 9547 I NTV ERSAL, 3401 Loc ust. ' Ue 4 butt, refin sh ex): pric ed sy Se@ii, also L.erms. Jive, 1) §SunG: re! _Easton. Delmas 47. SOS Aeoion ane ; ~ phatet en, 55-H. 4-passenger tour ng. day 5022 Northle na 2 Open niehts and Sundays a2? Auburn ouring. (one-day tria!: eS iT =e wee ; aodeetiinae aacail > ae \ Sedan: 19°3! hase : MW lonly $2962.50 _ I gt pen neal - DODGE—Touring: $125. 6324 Easton av.| Easton. SPRING SE On5. 58414 North Marke! _ R ‘ Ito at > win ishield wiper na ' Packard twi in e S185. | 1924 CHE y ROLE [ Re went y -@ignen Y a . "9: ter ill ns, 4.3% live ;) | manv other extras: [n perféeet mechanical! Dodge. $195: Essex 4. $250 | DODG E—Touringe: good condition: perma- FORD—Tour: ng. 19723; good condition: | READY-TO-DB . y y . 6 oa le DOK trade, terms, | act quick: terms. | nent stock. 4420 N.. 20th. terms. Kuhs-Buick. 2837 N. Grand. i} Be } A NR AI CS OO INET oe NEN ER AN TOI, A RR eR fie Roky pple MOUND ¢ “iTY . : Mr, Locust — -—s , ~ ; ‘condition am? looks like new Every car worth more; ; . . , a ‘yy fe ° t ~ on «~—) “es - an, " _# . aa > aa we - 3 Ne — a “ i. nes aes? - ‘¥ sone: + tna Dg +4 ie ~ Bh vagy od aie |; BUICK—Seg lan. v | a . TOMOBILE 2 :* | WIL. WILL! I AMS 4; 390 | OO) wiive (c6) DODGE- 0 uri - “Ls 22 . ke new, terms. Open _Sun lay qusnahemareneeineiiin — as , 25 DO equi pmen Practica) LH iis} 7 i loo on ti res: nearly n 7 Ca B. 44: 34W. : Omen 3 4 :.. Ve eerta. 2510_ O} . ‘ 12 i . Bomont °81°X. —w 25%4 md shu fe) FORD—Touringc. “1923. like new. $185: pital ' : pecraties: terms, trade: | | ~ action: consider $1. 30 cash, Las » Weekly Sinsdimtenciivemivepiccenet pen . = ‘ay Sunday and evenings. 2 c fa sman: always _ 1. | BUICK 4—192 -2 sedan; perfect luce | EF ' Sedan - condition un on eS ee a 25 ey = + © i DOPGE—Touring: $125. 6701 Olive St. many others: at fust the car r pet i. ,. f I con ion: ¥ " ; SEI DAN: 5- P ASSE NGE R i CAN y Ol | SI N ? road. ic ) open Sunday. 1922 Olive _st. a $4 ) Or + Imt. > Oo i terms. ‘ . tus! : > . _- ile . . 4 WILs SON MOT: pe AR CO pa OO; 2 sel. hundred miles: not a dealer: ‘$350. 4947 INGLE 6 Disc WHEELS > Se Seriew Lo (c83) | CHEVROLET—1993 coune-c : Lo 1 | : : my | DODGE 3 canbe: S—Tour 1923-24 models, $175 acust. (c83) | CHEVR gg cheap fo: St. Ropis ev. seta "MPERS DUCO PAINT. EXCELLENT | CADILLAC FOR A SONG pane ge ag condition: 7 ane “terms, Hy. L. Kuhlman Auto||"| 8 Fords, Trg.. CHEVROL ET, 124, a ‘dream: soeee.__32 PS —————. | | FO! sedan. My Own Cc. Se ‘DI . OQOWNE R De luxe 4-passenger sport model tour ine: forced to _sel Lindell ok Ss) ‘Sales. : 9149-51 Easton. (e355) | |)! needs” nothing: can £€0 Nght = CHEVROLET—Late model sedan: se)) extras 4 condition. all i | PARK RL. FOREST ‘ 3. ic) all-glass tuglosure: practically a seda DODG a excellent _ condition - - — rn fii] Dodge Trg. aa R and give service, and a chea _body: terms =620 Olive st D. 1 Sunday. J608A S. ton. c) | - = gorgeous Be Kingham erav: worth $1100 rood buy 301 Dov FORD—Tourings: all late 2 moe: we ra ag i 5 price. See this quick; No. 539. | CHEV ROLET—Sedan. Al condition: late FORD—Se lan: 1923: . demount- | RE O SE ‘D AN = — \e s rare $085 thar Fanlem DODG ee ae SSSA aNatr av.. ete.; $75 up, terms. S539 mee” ) Chevrolet a l r alone fs worth ° > at Yahle Lil ; anes FORDS—35 “tourings. 192i to 1924. re Maxwell Trg. . —-~¢——— ee Ee a ee ore oe oe er ae ee ME Re eee TEC RCP Reals pacrestin a ik gs ME sh Ee . ries , BRR SSE ER AE. ORRIN. ae tRNA UIE TEPER = ee prep nye Always > oe 23; very cheap. in@y 11755. tc) $195; $65 down. "Morri s. 2310; In fine conditi ion: repainted: motor over- | + a ial sO15 Om omon ' It yetm ou oe ’ -——7 » ; 7 \ : ‘ ; lh en re - a i nex for it today Snap out of it. bovs: = NEWELL . - t CHEV ROLET—edan. late 1923: fine con- | Olive. ~ auied: new ti . eal bargain. $650 i a_winner. No interest: long terms. | DODGE—Touring. 1921; a real good yw ~ built: $45 65. $100. $115. 3873: O lated a verian Trg. . 6LEVELAND— $422 Lingell “se mea. | G Po ait tio gn extras. 5219 Cates. salliiaaia ‘OF = | door sedan: . om | very | : ttle: | KARDELL MOTOR “AR CO.. 3145 Lao ust. 7028 N. Grand bil chean. 293° Locust Cc terms: no interest. 5 ‘Locust. ¢ — - i i ‘ [-T—Se n ’ run: 32 el) ' bi is UN; ¥) 4 “ (o~— r = a2 3 riz : : n . Tate ; . *; rate sion tires, good mechanica! Coase | down: trad ie. 2: 3404 “01 Ree si onal car. Price, Ford dealers, 1312 S. i ——= —— A | | SS — oor PODGE nat Bn gel touring: like “e) ae 197: condiion Al. $235: Velie Trg. val iota agape a — fen lle Co ae E SVROLET—Sedan. lat e model. ext! Prot nepes, cor eedan; late model; Ae 1994 REO SEDAN fii ne DODGE—Touring. 1924, excellent condi-| end Sunday. __ _fel) |}, Oakland DODGE—Roadster: $163 6324 Easton. Boas Bie Foor Auto Co. 22 i) | family car; in exceilen tion; lots | DF 3 BECHNEPT. Feast Y our Eves ||| tion at the rieht price 3082 Locust. (c} | FORD—Touring. 1924: good contition: a n hes se ee ae eer Tr — nT aeden: neat Le , oxtran: te ' Hla oe Hl "Wagner } Mo- DE LUXE MODEL 6 “ | DODGE—Touring: mechanically: | reasonable terms. Grubb, 2820 N. Grand. || Olds Tr DODGE—Roadster. Lge $P Raston S170. /« “HE - whee LE ae rf aang tag real - ster G is ie. c Ford Pre; ers.(c6: 2480 wives onte equipped with :? S AVE YOU MONEY $45 cash. Morris. eS Olive. tel) tr g. > | wn. oe orn y Ap ‘ mar in. aé . Ss. ry ay. -) reid ivr ~ « Ji ~) ~ is Jessy. 4 R j a KE. ——-~ o-- FORD—Sedan_ 1923: new Kelly tires: me- | @ise wheels and balloon tires, con- ; — ¥ ° DODGE—fYouring, 1922; original allover, | PORD—Tourings, 10 Neer FY oy bargains; || | Chandler eage so $395. terms. 1803 > Ruszell. (c) $50 up. terms. Haupt, 4127 Olive, al- ; DODGE —Rosdeter: beautiful car; sacrl-| 273. te = 28: new Kelly tires: me- ||| Glee wheels and Bellens & il | terms. 3520. Fasion. \CHEVROLET—Sedan: F. RB. model. bie.) Chanicaliv§ perte + c Rain (nj! aos © ores ae | Hii : = : pret 00 DonG E—Roadster, Sis. 701 Olive St | my : r in good condition: an’ ideal eft for immediate sale. 4240W Lexing- | low that this car cannot be dis- | | Join the Happy sy DODGE—Tour' nz. 1923: ners ~ FORD ee = ~~ —_ pitt 3 on Vis * the : ie) | family c: iil sacrifice. Call Cabany ; mary ee Te tinguished from a new one. See |//' | Z rie Le eels, Seat covers: new tires. © Pies | $095. pcan gy Meg ° diiners aieter ett 3 | ie : ——— ——— - + --- ~| 3820. —1924— sedan: also i923: $245 it at Y h] IR ] | ™ar. ~ - . ) ) “4 “ : xceelle sonal wii alia ie | : , fthon : DODGE—Rosdsters. 3 lame og ry S| CHEVROL ET—192 ee gE oe i, IVERSAT ee ‘: | CADILLAC AUTOMOBILE CO. |_| ainiem & {Ti 1 VY jiilp ‘DGB—1923 touring: first-class condi- | | Fo Grand. : 7 7) thi] Jefferson. hauled: car ‘? cond! t ion. O y nts” = Ol AOCus of ST LAOUIS. a a | tion, $1 5.9; must sel! . need money. Call Lape gay Oa pA ye aan ; Fl ANT MOTOR CAR CO _Ypen_nights and Sundays. "__ Locust at Leonard , 5000 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS te today. 3128 Sheridan tor, starter extras; 7; must se i a ¥ SA REP MRR ES oe, Se ingot . A tere IE cas gy Le ve “ir oe Cee rey , AN Ee EO RE AR Mitr MUIR tet AACS SI ey ND MS See aR CN Aa SER icy “ie hahaa te Oa eeigee arags Passe id, a Fi ge ng yn PRS ee PN ge og ‘ \ Feng etm AES A SA AE ot? tami PAA ANODE PLN i A Ie elegance.) eesti S 5 i DODGE ‘RO. ADSTER 4710 De! h Forest 1590. (c68) | FORD—1924 4-door. fuily eauipped: bal- or Phone Bomont 3080 Ht DODGE—Tour ing, 1920 model; motor sa today. “714 Sheridan. aati $100 DOWN ect: it; only $135. Always | FORD—Touring: ‘cooks and runs good: 3 i ay . | i . i In g00d condition: Ss] c H E Vv ROLET—Sedan: looks ae 0 od - ey fa‘ I oon ti res. excellent om ee cash or : h'nk of i | NORTH SIDE ¢ “HEY ROL ET Russell. _ Z : haan ais S ui abe 1127: te akes. 3006 N. Uni poeee. Big Four Auto Co. 2218 §&. like it for the ric emqiote eee te) | terms. : “ORD—1924 model Tudor: €415: motor. , ' Ss Overland 1924 .........$395 .. [or ;_Serms. ag erson. 1) | GARDNER—Touring FORD—Roaidsier, 1921; $50. 3929 La-| ORTHWE 4 | MOTOR CORP. ‘res, juni 10 istery, paint, everything good: | top: O ea | 1—Brand- new Dodge touring; save $100. | pe SIs: good condition: very cheap: 651R rest Park. Lindel! 7000. | terms | Chevrolet 1923 T $325 UNIVERSAL. 3401 Locust, - ; ae : clede. c) 4300 Forest Par nde} “ term va © ebe Jaw or wall exchange for 7x1ll printing press. ee a r = Setedene Geen ° 20= «| wheels new tires, $250; easy terme: to ~ Sales. 587% Del mat Cebany S80 Cadillae T. ee Fe oF . + onen_ Sunday. GRAUPNER, 3418 Locust. reiting ~~ 7 Come Rinne ‘ om. ORE TO aerate + eg BS ‘ ie “hs Sn" ae ptt cae te: en Rk ee RW i, ; Nd aan EN TO aa 7 ~ ON SEGRE oan peep mere 10 ae he CR RN eb od MAR A eS AG gs nae ~ . ues ees? é Ro arte *4e ? Saedatets Hw. ai ait eens BG eee ee ae ee aw =" wage ee eet i, ee e 7 to st =f a i rT. vr o- FORD—1924; Foadater: perfect” condition : Cc ‘HEV ROLE T—Sedans, 1923: 3 thorough- ORT HW EIN MOTOR CORP., WILL YS-KN IGHT SED AN. 3 9° pea _Onen nights and Sunday. "94 v. es re $210; terms. 3929 Lac! a hhe aver’ th ce’ tat. Gabieadt aiuaan 4300 Forest Park Lindell 7000. _ | Wiesest eam: Gee Gad tae ee ate Gray 1923\T. .....$...-8250 | | DODGE Tour ng. 1922: guaranteed con-| FOR 22 medel. in Ree condi. | Ii—1923 it robtle ap PORD Roads? er, all aie tne dels from $0 Al every respect: many accessories: pri ‘es | POR D—4 ~ at 4071 Pennsyivania. Sun- | *~ {upmo “of up; terms trade. 34.34 Washington. (el) | $380 +o $395: terms Mace. thy-Pardue bAbeng os gens sa a ric qd nave many) valves to erind: no carbon: ‘thine bu ' : Oe eae ea —————$—— day. or ca'l Sidney 1513M__ Monday. {c) . UNIVERSAL , FORD—Roade: 2.) $935: ter 2. 8320 Deimar. Cab. 588 RO) | . _uphi ring and paint = neve tov. Taupe grav finish rd tires: cos 2 . IDGE—-1923 touring: fullv equipped: oar | FOR D—Tourings: 10 r ate: like new $60 i ~ 2 - . a only $95; term: " Raisiggte “ c ese cars. Terms. Rief-| $9750: should bri ng $1: 500: 100 on Display >) i: must be &old Sund day: $52 up; terms: trade. 506 “ » gir ; top: starter. shock abeor bers; real mo- | FORD—Roadete with new front bods © HRY as -E R —19: -4: imperia! sedan: ju: PRASEG 1 little down and easy -- tee. Dy a CHEVRO! ET- Tou irin ne ~ late m lel: rea! Pee anit To mt eB ” : for. S120. 2214 Howard. . e. ‘ re ‘ " - TF. | * . . 2 ® ‘ a] Vi 'u : ri de 65 a. J '.)y > wis —_ 0 og ; a - : Th} = - OUPifLf a’ : i & ‘a ,0 _ >ru 2 ee lik _ Ui ry itt ¢ balance: res alue: trade. 160 - ; “Dy SDG i E. RARE jo) bargain: terms 220 8. Je ottersen, (c7) 1 ~y good very condition __serms. trade. 4464 East on. | UNsv - meee oy ag egy haan — — = ' se i j : ; ~~ > o2 Stdney ae er Pam en o men iehts and Sundavs a ; CH EV RO! ET- Touring: car good condi- | FORD—Touring lock wheel. oe a ee new; sacrifice. See Woods, 3933 Olive DODGE —4-d or sedan: must | a Av BUR N- F d (ec? : : - 912 Gt a eee eis —For sale or trade: good tour- ion li § day. 3134 St. Vincent. | 2-——1923—Dodxe tourings 5 $445. (nine Rear 21st Grave FORD SEDAN : 3 OES Susie 318) Syeoer | TI 3 FORD — Speedster, electrically ea sip ed DODGE—Sse : nine wine wei. g car. Oli) McPherson. |. Cabany 6053W CHEYR ILET—19° ; | 2—1923—Chevrolet tourings: jerfect as) P.: ras. Siié need curtains. sta .oml running order; reasonable. 593° Oo. tone ee, taint: wire wheels: | Excellent mechan condition; make "BURN—Beauty 6, « port touring: a real | —1923 touring. $100 down: new: cheap now ~ 6. 2841 Pennsylvania. Miner@. . “ “ a ae . mndition: must be seen te he spureciat- I 24 FORD TUDOR __ ae | | ae $165. $. 30 down, _ 16 N Vandeventer, Tate 198 3: in almost new condiiton:! sedans. chassis’ bargains; easy terms; ORD— 1974, jtke > Yigg «te i: S25¢ led> 4 IDDLE y conditioned, | Cc HEV ROI .ET—Baby first-class ee yeain today anywhere; terms.| _ trade. 352 0 _ Easton. , whitch _eulpped: $245. 3531 “Oxf ord. Maple- _¢4: $7250 J Lacied:. _#e98) ESA LPL, ES! | Durin recon nd. ~ : ood. DODG 6 —-Sedan. 724. as kood as rv) ised + 5995. trade, othe: gn *" lition. Grand 48-3. 4°50A4 Wyo- SOUTH SIDE BUICK. Open all day Sun-. FORD—Touring: l-man tops starter. new ; aaa oar on log Auto Auction * ; tag OTS nm net hae speedometer. bi Ipers BRIS ‘OE—1918 ' ~~ ee alti _ il] _™ ing é p c) day and every evening. ~046 Lafayette. | $i23. LF Sheria motor: jots of extras: cUrtaine shock abeorbers, heater. S60 ~i*) Olive _ em ne eee, steering iock. other extras: on y. ». seat _ demonstrate 25 N. 224. CHEVRo! 7 Er—? 923 tourin rea) DODGE. 1924 Touring: new 27 5 ridan. cath. 2424 N. Grand DODGE—-1023 sedan: a solid p er ieee ee WO... 2028 Wasn- BU os ; sell ne.| _solid cars: me terms: Fea! § | paigt. good tires disc wheels: tn | FORD—Touring; 9 months of@: _Hasslere. : — : var MIE pe tecmcolng- thang: “Aen . | ae oe O".: r: Q see ~ PURD—Speedster: starter. windshield. tor ‘specially priced SHO5 our "a See Ki. _\ se rene OR lest st Sunday. GRAUPNER, 3418 Locust. oe | EXCellent shape: looks and runs; , lock Wheel: repainted; geod tires. $: . on outfit: easy terms. Morris. T8810 ms me aes aa Bhar DPNER S41! 8 i 1s Oc FORD _ tudor. 192; like new: a urin r3 999. 7, = of CHE VROLET—Touri ing: Baby Grand: ' Ne like new; cheap. Always open, | mie I ct Locust. Open hidenes | ans owrteins:_ cheap. a ; a t S sed ans: iate fre heautiful ‘ar: good ires: genera! res G oat : . 2°0 good shape: $5 5 cash M rris. be — 3015 Locus See . —S peed ter. FORM 19°? Rong at arter and de - ee —— lilt In Al ot on tis r thr URTI- . Wht tj | new We a120 ha’ e 45 F. ; “h coun O° 4 . " ve > — eR ie a a - °81) a 2 Dlive. P . - — orrs iN EW E LI, 3429 Véndelt oe Fe RD—1 921 __ tout ring: ae ondition: $600; _ terme. Gg 80: mountable rims 5. terme > appearance of brand-new cars; | Fords ‘oune ans eng atx ee ‘OUTINE; reason: | —__; _—— $$ $__———_-_____ 1. “ oS a t ro JOHNSON AUTO CO. 3667 Oltve (o8O) Several to select from; priced low; term Leng | Touri ~ = Marsheil_ Citv_ Hall Garage _ CHEVROLET—Tourine. late model: ex- | DURANT—Touring « demonstrator; used 600) LOVE-JOHNSON MOTOR CO.. Forni ame S peedsier Sie harg S45 Tate Motor Co . Ine 3041-43 leeust bi — _ ., i ‘ ~ ' pe tis = os . “1 | ~K urin >t * excellent s "Sere terms Big Four Auto Co O'R miles: at a good disount terms. 3205 Ford cea ers 4027 Natura! Bridge. iat i a! . it de spain , $1. terms: trade. 2506 8. Jefferson. _ =. setferson (cl) | Locust. Open gree ngs and Sundays. (c65)" FORD—Touring. 1924; excellont condition; HI CO wae ‘Six: corer wverhead valves, ° wow? TOO RW YY CT , open Fagg eee — im ee eee ee Ee ee ee ee ——~ 219 ee . rh nat ESSEX SEDAN. 1993 a 2018 Locust aieatis | UU Touring, little ‘ fine shape: easy CHEVROL ET—New: will sell my $200) DUKANT—1922 touring: good runnime | 600d tires and paint. $25/): terms. Oven | ~~ Pa Roadsier: iatess 1922. delivery at Like mew: sacrifice: terms: trade. 380 NE WE LL 3422 Lindell 260 i tags reain, wnt 2810 ¢ ae a credit on rew ¢ thevrolet for $175. Riv- condi tion: top. curtains and tires § in | Sundays sud evenings, 4650 Easton. Dei- | BY pee isa wan A tachment included: $150 "2521 Hodia- ~aston. ——- SUTOCK Tou 1923: $67 1920. G | ERS a aaa oae imate +a Eovenase condition: bargain $210: terms. mar eee. ~ __ S960. 4478 & re ‘ ; , ‘ — ————— —_——— = — —— ‘-- terms de 1805 Russel! ~ CHE VROL ourin 1923: "exe ellent sotor Co.. Bay 3041-43 Locust._ 'FORD—Tou:! ine car. 1922 mode’ - “starter, eye a oe 2 * Pe ee SOUL: — vim a SSS ON ATE TR MeN # SMI ER, ee ae i ee er ee Sian i: “tn ‘good condition: sid PR ALD RN EEL LION AP eit AEE A Bae hane vhs . terms ide 506 8 -RANT—4. touring: beautiful shape: first-class throughout: all good rubher: mont ar. ~ . LS A % re + ‘ema > y 9 ° ‘ B TICK 5 j ir ~~ ‘2 - 8 as ‘ : LD. ‘ e). ia " J t FORD—Roadst er: 1922: starter. demount- ESSEX SEDAN 1924 Franklin Sedan ric i. ° nora S44 Ne 1 _ 335 7m: Jefferson. _ seciinealiadiicaninsd seinen n’ told from new; easy ee: Saas Deter terms. Duwns Auto Co. mit me Yao > mar rc oe ables: runs perfect: only $115 4965 ‘ ai ee at . Lotu re buil t and rep ainted a deep . If service but a short time Up- BUICK ‘ourine. 1924 used only 3. CHEVROI E T—Touring. “1923. in perfect a? Monday eve. Morris, 2810) PP. — 7 aU "DsON— Touring FORD—-1924 roadster. fine “motor j ge ad ceed « wa . ’ hoistery. paint. tires, in general ronth S 4 terms 1805 > Ri Usse | ») condition: $250 terms Open Sundays ; ee FOR f Tourtngs, roadsters. coupes. — | tires. bemper, large wheel: dandy car i phaleerer: % Byam or r, memian © condition, almost as new. See it BUTC K—i918 touring: good cond tion: ~@ | and evenings. 4650 Easton. Delmar 2647, DURANT—1923_ 5-passenger touring: ep Ante ed Fo d ‘De ~ : ‘ ‘ y 5 oadway ree cond itio: $150, including winter cur- $ $275 : terme. $205 Locust. Omen eve- Car: late 23: moter ~~ FORD ROADSTER. FORD—1921 sedan: rea’ ba . The = eet sete ove | | ine- %.=e ~ge te a om ains 415 Re} P hird ¢ OF south 7 | $855; Meets o oye gt Mpegs Byte 6 tires 80 = uno. a! 1972 ert: nditio poe TI KF ran dies Srotshan Kn — ring: 3 eae r {aa os Mesa FORD—1992 tou , . " ~ 4 washed nin 2 act quick; it's a barcain 2651 La- } -_ Rive pong r > on , =e ‘ trator 'nte = ul eatice | CHEVR OLE T--Late 1074 rhode} coustnal ay — sie i : _ are Liverside 589. 311s Oscre: 1680 Miles Only at , pene on Ween extra. tire. lock whe®. frone and rear io —— rime. fine shape: oniy $135. “Call at ing: . ‘ as ° a aisg ws ‘ _ : ‘ . ’ + ae a. > sat i* mg co. | oth i sm 216 _N._Vangoventer,, | CHE VROLET—Late model towrings. road- | ESSE — z. rune —_ “2 othe conan “James aimee Co.. ese : Tt. Se ; a ; s - : g: run sters. coupes and sedans ranteed | _terms or trade. Kirkwood 219W. fey | FO RD—Touring, 1921: starter and de- we terme or trade. Rueschhoff. 2345 Lafay- PORID—« :: bea at itu >. oicheme: = ! “pet a oh r ouisters, We hy OR lode a en 0. P. Gebhart, 4 00 For ; Sa FY .s Ro la te ‘models. - = as a 4 ~ Do} Ter, derm uUntahies, twin — : a 2 3C For est ‘ : be é HE \ VR« LE’ ss a ourt ng - in Al con - j 8 eng eee _ $90. Tyler OFe7M "609 20. Always onen. Cossataes 7 Motor Jefferson. ; €1° nn cena neti __ 3 i , . : tcelient me a ior o . we o M mJ a | vet ae . ) . re _— tha ” ‘ is . at - . r ‘ . j es cat a . ner Motor Co.. 5630 Graros. Ford dea! . he best 6 : th ity. ni gh 70: just an honest-to-coodness Sundays and evenings. 4650 Easton av FORD—T vuring TAN Manchester Benton et! werk. Snecial, PORD—Sedan 73 y¥ SSO down HL Ds N—10: 24 sedan. 4163 West Pine was n miles: net @ seratch 1 #: brand-n up: avoly ae terms within : better i +l car: mechanically: priced right: : = RD : . : etter n ical ies », rms. | ESSEX—Touring: cord tires: new paint: mountahies: cord tires ‘jock —, ete.: e rear. cord tk =. 3114 ‘Ones. __or Phone Bomont 3080 © t: ext ar arnper. _tuty Auto Co. ‘900 Michiear chp) $250 Ford coupe. 19720. Som 3 now Si ly S*5: see today. Ask to No. box sox: Gn rear; all nieting. pee aa $965 Lotus — — % ; ——— ' 1: will ell. at alt , price Good- | Natural Rri 272% 7 S. Grand bl. ) g re ' nutifu!l ke 2 ok naint qd; gUaran: n- le etor e a ny : : - th! Tralers in AY | r RD yw | tp 2 N. Kin ngshi Lighway. Ait he : ¥ \ os, Metor Sales, 5877 Delmar ress - ge ham Touring car; bargain: winter in- FORD 1923 eogee oh : Serve | | : ri RT —Roadater - late model: new rein ie a soe? 8 La le } = ~ Rrougha®nm la cutie: ‘ > . ; nN pen Sn: y LOT, fee — a Oe mene eosure; « months old Cal ! Sunday , ake your own tmonstration -_ PORD- hn eal | | 2 i Sunday ——. - ,CHEVROLET—1924 touring: looks | ik “ : - . . “ Y “ie 4 5° . : art iy- Senteen i “ ; Ce a = ORTH WEIN MOTOR _ ‘OR F eo a delet «=Moter Co. ur» P ¢) tuder eed: re earel eae ee ee (1) _#a@in at $695; 2 192A: several ide mia: S&S ~S FORD—Touring. “23 type: runs like er 4300 Forest Park. dell 4000. Vietor 3368W, | terms. trade: ca: body. 2810 ol; HUDSON—Sedan, 7-passenger: model M, [2 real te beresins: your own CHE\ ‘ROLET—Te uring: used very little; |.-S!>9. 2811 Easton. fc) | FORD——-Tourmes: a ara selection tem a” ruoniLE ai ind rutsbe ; ~ . . . 2 7 . ‘ =. ' Sys ~ + ; FORD ROADSTE R, S108 PORD—Sedan, 187) . nf runs lik $150; terms Open Sundays and ev cor n Sunday. GRAU PNER. 341s looks Like new; motor overhauled: pri FORD—TPouring. | J : $125 up; vou are sure to find just the r, $733 G5 “own bala easev ‘erme a wt ha es A‘ ‘ Rings. 4650 “aston Delmar 2547 — — a very lo 41°77 live Se Ts ae car vou have hee leokine for: . ) i= ———— a “MONARC H. 9137 Locust ) cai a et a ey: ee og ee ee b et he 4 Ps baile nyt 4710 mas . pe Forent 8 10 (68 FORD Towing cheap. $30. 3408 N. Setene. Ford Dealers. 2501 8 Jeffer- |; veg exter te ) . = e-me i yi ‘ ; ft tir mar » or ent | i } / =" FORD, 1924: in dandy shape. and | FORD ~. Redan 1699 a tire: 4-wheel bi everyth a 999 — fias | SCPMOBILE—1® mm. : —~ Redan 14° . : Locust. oe ything. "£: Salat on FORD—Tourm “192 —ies *—-Pord touring. $135 _ =~ hg ta — Sia bos trade “5 an E cana ony =. , rary te ane Sun lay * wee ome ‘o_ Bi \. an 6 St Louis. tien: Motor overhauled a ] oo barga! mn; : terms, trade 4520 Easton Just came ont of the band-ber : BI If IK 1923 SPORT reat MOTOR CAR ©O tT isi | Todd 1735 Carr : ! 3 —_ lion - ne — *4 fardar sedan ered | «nuff aed): bargain You khow Tour n ‘ hea . rrr — pers — §ia8s: saad er ra or trade 7 a NEWEL L aoae Landolt Boment v— He car at 2°92) Olive gos ee? what a 23 —_ i Adame eaee our ng. a INARCH. B137 Lenn ~ fa meses HEVROL ET—Prettiest 19°23 touring au- ors ‘B520° pe renin: bles: " special! ieee | Pyont B—! . ‘ 2600 RD —Sedan ae ey nerfect. mie n a 20 , aaa” me eh aongnbete; extra equipment. ORI—Tourin $8: starter: tia tune. | | $1635 under at. d N ’ ; mute mode O1S Locus Bomont yy } e@everythis $236 ie i —=— 192 Starter: bie bar- | mper. sk GARKDNER— ——Roadster, 19°°. tike new: $25. terme ors 1805 - Russe! fe} N E W E LL , 3422 Lindell OHO 1924 BU IC K 2 OU RING driv e. ben terme. ig eis © peal bargain; | gain. 375: terms __ ‘irk wood TIBW. tc) oe ' aalceene —_ 4 rentsies abeter’ rand » term . 32 . — nivniill > . ; ma: trade. 2506 S Jefferson _PORD — Sedan: starter. ete : $45 down: JEWPRTT—sedan. 1923 S50: Al shape nega” oe ee "$1 100- a ee Pe Cite: — ea? i. leconsin. ; Pit, y eeewe wi axe | CHEVROLET —1924 model tour: toed , ry m wk elt RE: pric MARMON 34—Chammy raodeter: 197). trade 3441 Juntat ti D— yheels : oe Boge peter, new Duce paint: « j Sn —{e7) | _ al! around: or will trade. Grand 2302M. | s$o5 rifice: ¢ terms with motor tion real Y) : ~ Ss oy : = FORD — Sedan: severbauied, painted, — j JEW ETT—Brogham. 1924 | aces are | = lings a Gahan Ba1Bh ey te jin — —~ al ars p—iess weet? ? ee wire . 2973: = oo 4. gene down ey jarage, N. Grand a- |‘ eemen . 3 , owner: paymen n arran 4 western Investment: | : , RHe—s5 ‘=< rom $250: mak inspection, going | evenings and Sunday. (cl) @. Grand. fo day. Terms if des! ae <r Say. Sen 4300 SW EIN MOTOR en 4 ‘Forte 5 tourlag sare, - 3029 | A : rs xe an + rig ines < 06 ey : ° erm. guick. 2851 Lafayette. Always open. PES. Fe ty ae Pde Gerke me

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As R ace eT — PASSENGER CA Eee TOMO BILE 3 — > ‘af Automobiles For Sale— 4 Fe | Automobiles For Sale— Miscellaneous 5 | ee Automobiles For Sale— | Sate Fer Cue | Miscellaneous ere : sce ott = ~-- : ——= = Ba Sa Touring Cars For Sa “R d Trucks . | . =| Ln) - AR | ing C F at | Sale ‘Touring Cars Evers NO ice VELI ar gain: Waceflent coutient new paint, j Used or hd ber- | I REATEST VALUES: REAL B , Sale | Touring Cars Fop Pie uring Care For in at | NASH—1921 touring: “interesting Locust. | priced “rights tenes open B47 | 15 Fords; % ae terms; trade. 3020 UAL VALUES | tai - tock ee SS ee ‘ and demount- 1—1023—F ord touring. $135; ‘] Sa ring, model R: 5008 ee te throughout = > erms. ube 2601 .. evenings, . 4650 Easton. Delmar 2 am ine; $100 up; easy terms; Unus ait " | Savings Were never ap gient. ene s i never L tion oS a ae. d et “x teu "s. : rris,_ Be a Jtauaine dee. a. aett ’ me bit} if ; ae ° af gaine $i tae. TN | VERS Al,. 340] ant a ce - ' S-passenger touring: con 1ii- OF — in go. 24 $150. 3416 “Virginia, ning or- GRAHAM Bi eae doaitien 3 — USED CARS if ! ' the ‘m in our moles n ens Bn cer in fine shape—a aay ) : Open nights and Sune pate Duy at $450. Weber's Nash. T our Ss auto WESTCOTT—1919; Pr te Oe my Ph — trade. Tate Motor Co., a DEPENDABLE | | i} vreaell at reasonable yg they are REAL BARGAINS—Call —_ rap Wat Siu, rh n - “ vo Th ‘ . ae Sere : 4 : t pare al! =i PrORD—Tow i 4 with atter erties Sor, 2044 Locust Locust. a lly equipped with Lam ay bey etc.: __ der; $125 cash " this job has 3041-43 Locust. - _ dition. ' it ; i} tion will eens ine al ODA YT. 4 $10: cas hue len: jock wheel’ ic 1922 model; excellent no 4 bh - \dshield cleaner. d tires: mechan- bag sy perentek 192 ay yy best of tires; G. M, 0—2-ton truck; 6 att }] Gey~—better do it T Small Deposit holds any ae eat ui . rain: $195; SH ‘uve Ss CAargtain Ti ll chea matic r w cor a had excellent ca . . ule i : on . oe rea pnd : will se 4 ne to «et eash pa Cora. av. | : a 7 choose from. Fevia venient of me OTs till 5 p. m. $631 origina’ tine: this is ey Fy see it | %, balance 12" mond “wes ©, $601 MA Lies Coes frucks: + cheap. Broadway We have used cars | | a Libera! Terms. Trades. | r ’ Sie oe eet mi. . t - ca y . ae - ees ; : e ne CoOnG . . * } car at ot men 4 roa wa . a 5 CH ; F p_ Cass “TE Sere °4 ord touring. $165. | gaine' ini cana ody), ® wer aaa aer pyEst NASH 039 Locust wee KNIG ror — 8. oy enamel Pa roe eruck; teal dup trade: that have been run | - Wi | | a” . 3005 ) LOCU ST BRAN - | ‘ Bio to $85 a . 4 icneVv -«~ S . = + A . ; ” : ; 7 > ee ~1] 99%... Buick teur! ng. S $65: ’ re“ uction » j nd es et t-class condition : 2924 if J ; - like WP «a6 ¢ ia ; i1—192 es : 5 ‘29: looks a t == ee xcellent condit! (e7) firs ; terms. Hh ) an nd looks 5 ee een tere: ee a Sport 4: late "22. Dresden. | _Bomont 98025, ||| | $450: “terme. Woods. “39 rome aran- | Darmain for /quigk sale: afew weeksandused | | * | Dodge Tournc eee Cuaee. Fens and locke like mew... +.. , ) hm UNIVERSAL 3401 TLocues! os Nik new : ——— erfect; $395; | (ae si .| | WILL YS. ¢- KNIGHT — O24 courin © eins os perfect that have been Hi Hit | Dodge Touring ee “tuily equipped. ......... Sapte ei . 1924 models Open 1 iehie and Sunda 7 og Bore'y 1805 Russell. pie) | a ne ee very quiet Fuetor; price Sie hen 2037 “hearse =o a . cars it} I the month r ) eee, a iainete Man Six, sport model...... ae, d . Peston . 7 ' a © ot mn 5 | r; . / xu ° - oe: SS. like mew..... eecaescane tesserae 3 bid f) _" ‘a “ os - 2. 4. % RD K Rt al : os | — 923 tour i, Fy FE ge e kind i} WHEN N IT i sg pee Tu r KEO —19 24 war yin Sy B53 =a run several years, | . n b : | : li Hudaon Speed ster . lth roy A weet shape. iat eoot6enes S23 4 ae . nished and } rok like new ; tires % ise: Original finish | d to find; all I iT Qpen_ Sung “. YS-KNIGHT. $5 $525 _cab_and body, 61437 Bare 7 ! b ast Fe ue s . iii Chevrolet Touring, lat P onan rot eeces we teee 250 fi enston, Sry Thon Tere’ “EGR, greens oc e! ES aa auesadaneg | COMES TO 1 ee Ry aily guataiteed: | RBO—Truck; paiel body® but we haven’'ta ||| just past, : | |i) || For@ Coupe, 1038, in. perfect “condition. *2.0.cscureees ae |i ce} x, chen ery | bers’ beranes setae © as: terme. Huber, , J i Touring; one; mechanically guaranteed __mer. 1934 model fine co ; that iil e had id t | Oakland Readster 192 © e, blue duco finmish.......cee +44 , y : 4464 FE ae Erte gi always open 2 enn. 1 con- | from a new )——Specd + any 130. : } W i debaker, 2-Passenger Coupe, nditioned.... : good Easton. |} ORD— fs arin. rte nickel” , —18 ition. $585. 6 touring; i C Post-Dispatch. a Bild ; rth every | e€ S t 1 | Overlat “oss, Touring wonderful buy, A- i jemountailes: AO20 body eo a rd Vers SPR Sonebaker spec! cial very low, | ||} YAHLEM ety REPUBLIC—1 Ie - 2- ton —— awe 8404 is not wo f ps : tit t e ar oe aa Hi || Overland, 1922 wots G Branch pot both ends: { ‘Hehe eee # for, : rince; mnt re SE 41 | b. Call Monday. (e) t i —— Pw engee pens “5000 rav a be Tock “wheel “and ited with qlee gondition for a prince: very low, | | THESE : 33° co, call t we ask for it. i busi- ¥) || r Branch | At me : er: ex'ra £00} lock wheel and fitted y ith ¢ ‘a VERSAL, ir Sundays. ~ | eat oH 822 _Chemical y ee “new, |} cen fi used car it | At? 4 195 SMonchasia Touring. ¢ee0 . $675 . e | loc} ae PB a: ‘ ae O 8 Rasccshianl . : o-ton, . i | 1923 Jewett p> Lotur winter curtainf; @ very up ‘a Bee, : nights _ene— refinished UXE MODELS w. $25 SERVICE _ TRUCK—Tw new, aim | HH . reece e SI00 | : 2-Pass. Coupe ; ; ie as ane kuaranteed: | terme: ait va t touring, DE LU2 ‘ Touring: good as ne ton stake job; cost | Fe = ii] 1923 Ford Coupe. .. 275 | 1928 Chev, 5 19°24 $75 | fullw 2 war ant a —— a spor 4 tires. bumpers, i WINTON our Aut Auction Co. one §- me will "ool at gs O any it 22 Ford et NE ai d Roadeter....«.«. . i Ae | Monday evening Or as | ett blue: cor echanica) lv JOTHIN’ ELSE BUT |! on loan. sats quitting truck ga days; terms. Lis- | tion th nes i seer an ht Tour. 500 | 3980 oe ME~ +++ 08 a1 ae cher extras; nigchemon’y '| AIN'T GOT NOTHT! . Ti rae a and below; open Sun | For your protec | ° | j| ISel Willys Knig 9% 1922 Dedge Tour mince CON td F OR 1) TX Iw RI NG ’ and ° tead : was $82 . | 795 | 15 2 rifice my 7 -Dagsenger tor. bo _ Washington. ——— aw o yY bili since e " i} 1922 Chev rolet Touring. . " ob e Tour. Rex a, S080 Delma: “| eer and guaran | $2150 Buick, 1923 ....... ||| WINTON—Will sac hanica| condi-| tributor, 1923, 4562 N. k our used car HH ruary ine Bargain...... 100 Hupm , y down; So) $75 down, balance easy . oes ILE CO., $2150 B os .» -$750 00 Winton; perfect mec car) STAR—Touring car, ita SR maxe y lf WH jj Ford Seden—Barga shcemennanantiielnati ; fd i - ; ORD TOURIN Fr Pa DE ute ecg . : ~ e ; ~ n ' in ; oer ces #K RD T IU RING, n't be a = cide in it. Only $575; _ $2276 Jordan Sport . . id pot —Kain. =Special 6 tour condition for Washington. yates = ae DODGE BROTHERS 4-pass. Coupe, | 1 and 1m a hig ¥ Hi | isa6 Jouen tear ee r, Good tis vi i rrhastcally At, ) 4]. Virei sood as new = bargain; | ver and F OR 9 Studebaker Sport .. .$3§ w| | 1—1923—Spec ee ag : ing body ton ; 4 built; finished in a | > e tlh, | . to pick from—all Al shape be lll es, eer ‘ = Beimar. | ts D OU NA | NOT | 51008 Davis Sport ....... $695 1 1924—Light” 6 touring: absolutely Lue e pan ‘omeies “must ‘sell. 1412 Ps, 224.\c) beatiful maroon es Se cO m p € t l t ive, } | Chevrolet "Touring, repainted, ~ ees them over; is ; —— ? é - & — a e , ' i} ’ 3 5080 De'ma RD T id Tt | 2910 1] > ie gr os $795 brand-new: $685. t. = 3-ton dump; $15 per equipped: 6 cord tires od, Xt lif Many others—come “"e roae- | 1] l ‘ 50 Moon po . i= RS AL, 3401 Locus TRUCK— ty . A beautiful Car i ' ; F cord te) Fi r open eur : j WINGTON t : 75 Chevrolet Sport ... - $395 i i. aod “siehen is and Sundays, __ mar 1757. p. 3115 Texas. Hamfer. etc. mechanically. | Hi market. | f (oe Rridere, 1922: door « MOTOR antes ‘i | $ 875 $385 ii! Oven n INS TRUCK —4- ton bedy, chea is guaranteed iif it] it & Auto Co. 4 mpanices ; . ar; see fine i. 6H20 "Gene rolg av, a kK Sport Touring: con sg $1375 Essex Sport eee . 8875 i} REAL | BARGA $705 be delivery; @ real bargain. IRS rebuilt Se- | f Hy é W eber Implement : se 7 , "On ee JEWETT blue Spanish leather: | |" $2750 Packard Sport .... Ree mers Webeliea a. sss vced- «ce. 39% | TRUC {UGK ile tyrtie DODGE BROTHER al ton (ae LT he House O 1 butors Since 1914) re oH | a ride FORD TOU RING | ria Byatt rack; fully gers oe! | $1875 Kissel Sport ....... $399 11] 1922 sport Nash ........:. viss++ 495] $35. 6404 Myr stake body. ani eaine dans. Late et ive like brand- HT | oOo) (Hupmobdile Distributor I : geet Five to “Took and on ke : is sacrifice. No, 885. ——____ i _ Zo : ‘aT ris . « - q r Car ? | i -* | wh — VY i = - oneness La ne rood ° ‘ he at e Gav Lt! ia! Ou sect wentycrtehth Yv 4 =O ras touri a a he sa ut iful car; | | . lp i | . 9 ' Reo speed wazon., fone Sete ae og 88 ae tem eg ae ol pape "before u ’ 3 has al ays | eee -~ ; a OP gawd ND: CITY. AUTO ODO — ficed now; perfect. erve 2R|/i! * AHLEM S 1 eo speed wagon, late iy.... 380 lowest price. F ° ° ‘ ; See chute he bourht 48 Avge al ae i ill Y || Bede cee geese exovems Sebi: 300 || making a purchase. R kept faith with ||| : antabies;| “~ FORD, 1924: practical F HVERSAL. 3401 Locust. il Han , . yi! || Ford truck, 1- me Cogtheapape pea $y é . iil 1 : — and a Teal price; good tim. Oven-nightgand Sunday. || N. GRAND {iF SUPREMACY?! | Bese tee TARE Soa nssdeberses ust. || FORDS, FORPS. Late cars in | ||] the buyer of /)/) ! =“ ondition holstery, paint fi 4 Qvenn touring: class is built 030 i] J CAN'T BEAT THESE [ ‘LL MOTOR “_— CO.. 3148 ak 5 Coupes, Sedans and Offered at the i in ATI ' eee: Wy also have 35 others o —Sport t hung on or loaded with | My I) You ‘ 1H KARDE 4L plendid condition. Offere = | rs i a —— from. ‘The largest selectiquum ie: hive tien: 6 foe. Spee Lit : =! | HH 75 DOWN SUT | itaieis: ieotigulsie VICTOR lowest prices. They are bargains. used cars. | ' 4 7 4 rea vs ways Open. 5 ida. 8: way and Pic uP: s ed fhe ——o_— only ’ ‘ ‘ - bid} with i} i our used 3 F ee ac sions Loeu 4 : wit h Keta th seeing: pric ju ) ouring: good- : . Ht woeee me Sa es and sizes, . t about 4 gt . Appiy 2140 / NEY ELL 3423 Lindell, } oe wace: elt worth | in city: trade. ARLAND 1921 eat nN. _vanbeventer, Hl $7 WEEKLY Wide selection of ors oceans. ar 192: RICKENBACKER 1 Geri. | 1924 Overland Sedan . ] There cannot be the slightest a and be bought | Po. . ACP 1, FORD Touring, 1924; j rt pe sett fferson. : “9 OAKL AN ps—2. 192 + ee ity ee” aa ’ $195 " + shen | in good " ani Fords, = ll In oe yg @eeneh blue i _ , | The can be trusted absolute y | : ¥ a Funes gains. We also have : ! k! Listen! cxerhanied,, 580 eng Sit 0:11] Winton T.-........1$19: LUE perigee ood oubaen Bervica, eae. apiatn ese Mg met Magali § | 23, Dodge Sedan i cars. y hnical knowledge. We guaran- ee Cass. =~ Fords to seleft from; )} Cj op: ~ Loo calsaie today. S708 West $90: Buick. $60: Hh 1 ; T $350 | Nash. Se gg oan A lacqueroid; a desira 1923 O £ i] without the slightest tec c , er. Gemount- | from $80 - The big ‘s famous Texincton or | OLDSMOBILE _— 2318 Market. _ ii Stephens T. ......i! r= iii] hem ‘ane $mail payment down on | ti 4 gat mdition ete ROD ia Peak th seceré time | Doden. $60, 1924 sport a ‘ meay extras, iy Announcing £ arand_b Touring: first-class condition: ginny ren Sunday and eveni —_ ~ Hl at 1 upe } $195 “ 1% “rN ND ? TON tage TA ma | Sedan t| A splendid assortment q on. _¢e7) ® LpeERTY— ee =. 39 ligt tourin “Tinl TF ) Aalinaiaitcaae by to>'s MC. Den ' | : - | = tc.;. $45 | $250, 5449 Easton. ___ _ mg order: OLDSMOBILE—1922 light intod a beauti- | ey ‘ $250 H | Mack. erste. Master, Nam. ‘KS | Hae TERMS TO SUIT f er. etc... 4 | 9 $250 ing: good runn “hauled and repain ew OY ‘ 4 ieee « » bak vo 1} , raft c IN DUMP TRU : INC. | 99 Cou e 4 Juniata. ‘c7) YAHL TIRERTY —Tour hauled; not a deaier. tired, over Vv appearance of a n 1 Scripps J " 3% AND 5 TC Federal. GMC. 19 A eo p —— oo _a ine recently og oe ag a —| ful grav: has overs new car guarantee: || 4 se From i at * M. Cc. -t) | ¢ i . af eae . ae > @¢ se esen LAN D. l .. mniy SD dow | et u. ine - ~y » 40,1924 re MR Maxwell Trg 1924 wwcari mea} Pe CRAUPNER, S418 Locust, Trucks For Sa 0 oo | ce 6 dese | 23 Ford Tourmg * : pele, 9! 2) th Overland 7 ee » a ; 7000 miles.; sacrifice, open Sunday jks del; same as new CHEVROLET— Truck, P "Kingsitigh way. (Cc) OPEN SUNDAYS 9 | | i UW Some | DCU st . Boss. } \ 1 Treg . ra Rent Caise haRAGe. 29] ss OAKL pare — 2 for capac Og C quire Monday, s90t. 8, E 54: closed body: | he hite Co. | | NO FIN ANCE | - . tion Al. 1 ras eire oe ae f~ r: chea» Car, cost wi than a used car price. |} __ V ROLET “Truck ; trade. Kirk- . I W 1 ij , i! av adh nate TT P a. ppen evenings | ‘ AXWELL—Touring aon {c) +p leg - 2Z0A Minnesota. (c) | CHE $195: terms or tra ] a ‘HARGES rs wa : = (cL) | fii! Oakland Trg. ° 00 00 SE Serner, Cadfax "i332 R. Sidney 3431W. 39: x ike new, —_——+—_______. | | 7! t Park BI. nid mM CH: 7 as a4 =a CR) || : Turner. AI condition; | Sian eT TOURING | woos “pw: ruck: fhil panel. |}! 4yey Pores Ni | | 1800, om : condition ! ’ XW ELL—Sport touring, (c) 24 OAKLAND —1924 truck: 350; | 1); ! : i ; : t model, driven =¥ - rrr: %. *hester. 4 44 JV ROLET dition: $350; ii ——ie N— ; rm “ .° many ex- eae aes ianeettin ec. ee ae Ae a — 1 , St — _ Auto Co., 3005 OV ERI. ae wo ° ‘9 ee and. nae vm ol ‘ | bk ‘OR J » —— ust. ent * Ln se | anew seat ; ~ yes e Be At ar ur convenient time pay | ij geo Pan IDGE TOURING~— Awe | | i 4 18k 5. Jeffer- | * Tem ee uring, in excel t z ———— ; conaitio . wae ee la te ee 15 20 ain : 15 late. $60 up, ” . c OF MO : o7 say tires: excellent in r | tii . si, a Fags | en aly cnaioeet: aa tires new. mechanism perfect: | OVERLAND Touring ear, late PicO) | FORD ton use TF i-| FEDERAL MTOR TRUCK CO. OF M end appearance: $525, | || CARS | || ..~ a i oetras: | like. it_for the price. 3032 Loew | 1923: tires new, mecha ten guaran-| ba tee Buc. %,-ton. chain drive:| Al condi- 1803 *Park av. be RD COUFE—6 tires: em ti |i D Wid S E 3 Co.. rage Be S 1) = RD: x E inca Touring car; $360, can't £0 Wrong, as our we you will | = ND—F yuring: mode > _f o? ng ; | Foil ar -to Oo -O1LA Len nD. ; - . ; Open SS Sundi ays a . - : | 1924 in $37 5. ] RE CON DI TION E rv- i ' CAR iy: Be ! ol as ARDNI . : accom pan ler gale: ms. KOENIG, 2727 2727 | OVERLA ro ires; bargain; $65; « | tion: $5 ‘sk: half-ton. 1922.) 3815 Cal {— ~- 7 | cellent oe CHEVROLET COUPES— | | Each car will render good Be | i BR a = —- . CAD, terms . ; od; oa ‘- aes on ORES ne Truc alf-ton, LO2 ' On. 4 CHE —_ : | ha s = Printing press 1—192 ?3—Gardner + nla 5- - | - hegh “ng open onatrate. ants of * a , in the mets | Forni. : , : top and side 71 i N S an Brcellent condition : 95250 and $370 ] | lea and will be a sensible invest- | iit ) ODELS a BS Sins chea : .\ OVERLAND—Tou chanically: all 200 FORD—Delivery us , e Sidney 971, ||! BA ||| type tires: 95% good; $2 . m Vill | ALL a eee, Conal- | 5193: t—HTonmobiie. a paki axwell T ouring | 1} tires: priced very low: trade. CO” * ‘nina; 975. 103 Me ith bab. ice or |iI{t . (| 'lo17 HAYNES eae ein 11} ment. » «$325.50 ||| | ONS a ene, e wee S%I"Saon resume Maxwell 7 enige io | ‘Beate TOMB Gy, | ane ee es ESM] erected Used trucke. il | a a | ocak tetng “2222222757: 0B8 88 ||| BIG REDUCTI Ee + u ni . en: « ‘ | coal bod ‘ ¥ 22, v : fhite, Pierc . ’ | Overiand Touring ..... ‘ 26. ‘Wipe ke new. $60 Oven nights and § co won. oecainiae arine disc wees, 3128 Locust. Sunday and evenings. | : pind ight delivery truck, 1922, § ||j|| Mack. ™ Laedingnaed. indiana. | oo Seem, > P. M. TODAY. 1 Oldamobile Touring ...«.-. oon Be 00 n S ~ Sfarann ~~ ee UR } ; wid moul ing to@ay: a rea (rypen all - day : : ND =F kt + - ra FORI 4 19° Olive at. —- it} mond . 4 E rd Federal, c PEN UNTIL 5 o dee | Olc sm i oadode P 3 a BS. Jet fe =: GARDNER TO wactically new tires: see it ATTENTION ONO T ER ‘ Sunday Dee Sigayee vane] bodies, Call | i] Master, ry Jere i raat weg BOE, kas "000.00 |) 8015 LOCUST ‘ Pes --§- . of ~ . , ee , senger 5—Trucks. pS ; . at t. Harvester. ll + nbac nis ( F eS ition barga: e In — a Sugenacgneaae = Toy ast etn 039. Locust. Latest or mi en magnet 4 : Mare omatt | gre Fy po une ce 2019 rm first-class } a Telephone 09 OC ust St. | | mer pe ner Touring «.+++-. . eet 00 | Ee] 4 8422 LINDELL * Sunday, 5. ry K 3 Pom = r * ae R CAR CO., 31 bs a mont 380‘ SPORT ' neletiaa car te —e —- settlement cf | PX RD— Chea “Ti = = nan aie ies Ks Mr Fay or Mr. Chapman, ; Jordan — eéeent ; . : : pe, 1675, 33 | b 2 ra —— s ae — “a W f tion of its va hee is in excellent | pide FES ee 2 ted T body: $50 or nih Bomont 812. ll ll lle i + ato 20 gal deta yh 1150.1 3 4 all starters oe GARDNER TOUR G. UF. "ELL an estate. This macene overnacied and X RD—3.-ton with ood boty : (Cc) | it es ie —_- i tot -e-enan le tala ag 1125.00 | Bomont 2600 : . ‘S210: terms tine tor: wf = 3 HEAP! condition——has just t side 2887 for fur- auchhange for rug. O29 Fit ~ closed | |); ] Sunday 9 to 12. | For Sale Bday Ah ge PO a cre 1060 00 | a % “= cog eat “mechanically A ie PRICE? CHE hich hood. jrepainted. Phone Riverside tc : | FORD—Thucls: ee Riverside 858K. | |!) “INTERNATIONAL al Accessories, Parts—For Sale | eT NE 822 02 knees 1125.00 a . warter en: oe ates -The 1800.00 | | — 4 an dition, op OB hae Wheels: the one gags. See Yahlem’s | pasGe—1921 mine nday. 1805 Russell. | FORD—Truck: 19° — 2815 Olive | MOTOR TRUCK fey Iii | FORD PA ttom prices: Ford —— lAncoin Touring | Bodi For Bale B « EES f I S$ a steal a ee ll find vour _ $205 >; i open os RR Bey Os i: was 3 ssy _tern « ie r = - a Pine St. (Cc we rock o8) d - $5 . C ats ro i . Auto fod es — “ —— +2 9 lav. You’ 1 >. Sport Mode body: _ eas : 1a } model, i j 2804 oa, — oa | * acdate bo y. : 3321 _Baston. a . large stock ; Be reel mo: SHV: r of vheics, Nepmes. without inter PAIGE 4-Pass. ray Duco; | Locust. 2600 | FORD—Ton eu Ww Natural Bridge mM s8Cée logue. Century pe Kale ection: hot riveted d ; —~—-——- : Special, } i like new; 7-passe V KE Ly | 240° Lindell. 2600 tires: $200. 4229 tf ge - 2001 S. Oth. cata . St. Louis, Mo. = piece eonstru h retaining ghain --4 . PS and 19°4- Gardner Radio whaela final ON—Tour mi dell 68: 9! NE \ 4 3422 L = r aint Sinead hue kster’s truc rood used cars. _Olive st. 7 =——_- = {- eatipped wit aioe : . o* : a ( 3 tie wt ton ruled ‘- ern TOS—25 wor (¢c) ars, lamps, ou springs, w oar 4? ra bb Olive. | Short touring; nena many 6x eew_tires. tousing, like new; } —___ IE kage ote 1s: trade. 2208 5 _Jeffereon. | aU inev 3790 > -ARTS—Ring ge - | shock absorbing to y : a rs ; ter, : . mo cheap; tert a = RD PA ls, bear | on iley Aw ie 0 ¢ »: ‘N “- : oat biseS ee R000 miles: ’ . ag — oars node! vU ni on. _{c) PAIG 6-70 h; ton | =“ P 50m, Tor n ; trucks: 10 late: " al] sty] aa $55 AU 2 MC »B IL KE, 3 . ~100 —— an ios wpe nea hoods, $1: =, pipes, | Conger" — He aii {e) ierme. S208 new: Drice &505. Sr A nea aS Touring ij, excellent ey =) | Late model. 4-passenger ut many extras: oo berms ;_trade._ 2506 it po ones: $95) _Buicks. ah. Fo ra Motor © Co., 8082 te) ngs. win Welds,” tone, frames. 4 Smilers ron Hoot, tes 5 00. Ruseell, ; nie + me! Be nN 108 Vernon. _—_ife) | throu aOwS ~ lue che , 7; all goo model; cash, Ford ] ) c Oc: windshie truck an $60. = my fur Say (o6a) car? ce. 284 er at 3 critice _ $250. + wy OF od | splendid condition tional m0 ue, IR D- —Ton tru c7 ) oP ose 8. used ton T hoene’ © ; like new: "7419 Man. wt tires; look. it’ o gb 223 Locust. ~ | FOF U—Ton truck, BUICKS, “3018, Biddle (c)! Tord Wrecking Co.. 7320 (096) || _Toadgters, equper: ‘body. (c) ‘tnitetry 50d order. Delmer 1127; terms. ed. | Bomont 1840. NG Minerva thers, will trade. ds, | sf : ~ BODY—Also 1 sedan fe) Hassiers mo- HAYNES—»}- as © . aa Cue, ged | een RT ae Tot re enainted FoR ack: bape bn x 192 a1 starter, “4, Cc SHA NDLERS— terms. *Kntin Bt : iin de —— bolts to bodies | : | Fe 2001, te ti . si idpew ee. som Yay aina Starter. ‘ Mage. ° new paint an i a >| . Classiest i , le Bey mechanically per =e ti! lgere Motor aS N 2 x! - €) i 0 &1 0 to ‘ § | wy Ec hav e the pidne y 37 "OO, OG4LER , nD BODIES a mide Wa yivania HA YNES—7-pase, fect: special $082_Locus Chevrolet and | in sagebrush Iso Auburn touring, late =| FOR ate tor chassis wits Grand. (c7) | Locust. _ OSPERIT . ” ‘ me 2810 ve. a ase ; . 4 t * Ke ition: sacrifice at 7, 4 av. FPORD—1923 , rea: terms. 3929 8. Broa es 50. “Others. UP. a || MEET PR . ISED FORD NOW. ade Morris, rms. trade. Olive. (cR0) o., 3005 Locust, _ 709%. running cond (c7) to na ~ ier; 4 new tires: tes >| ‘ords, $20 to. $ : Berto cememmss | ii TY THAT USED His All models: te ones late 8. 3933 Olive —-- ning ord ©) | Bice BAI _ For ht’s, 1512 Lo- | k Parts BUY ‘ 00 | RORD BODIEs— 2R10 Olive. A isters. coupes. _HAYNES—Sport touring: is built. a 00ds._ > t 6 sporting Laclede. | - ane the | ‘$75: terms. Knié | tional True -$135 to $400 | ‘Monday evening. saa, . : ree : h this car a i 1923 lates wa ae — ys 1922 truck; just the/ “449 @ See rnatil list SE Ng eg ee en 1 00 pay! . note ‘Be this car at Sra Skee ee ain elie tees | say ex- PERRINE- 611 Market. meee sneoee cs | ', rings eeerstrvervee $90 0 $275 i FORD nt Y¥—Touring ™ of extras; — = this is an ¥ Wee is | - 24 Locust. ti res. $59 RD ruck, late model, hbo Cleveland roadster; blow- | || Tou ots . $80 to ‘Of hassis. 6 — : dom dt interma, trade. 165¢ a 4 Se ING REO—Late iGoies ana rune ke "new ee s. , “boas: True uma a7 8 Onn 8, paapela; ener rim AE ‘low prices on bg by PROTECT yourself gy eg gt road: ||| Trucks .. om FEES ER an. Jor : ° —_— coupe attached. BS os old: gtr . a ‘). touring, top so l OUR | paint: looks an ,. & jit at "| terms: trade, : > ge nical | r big success a ; terms. d pumping up trouble by LARG | Corn part ment +3 SOK a —e-ty Ww. Sully AU | rivate party see PF ay. r on od mechanica due to ou ; ‘se and evenings: te ouls an - from this (NT. BALANCE leather ote. ate evenings # mpd |. curtaina, a pean. 35 033 , Food ee oe a, coe | Sth bececen to = cnn ii Johnson Aut G a ‘wotigi T p _— ‘on 2 tive 2803A Mera- ‘at all others. Rightest be $200 in extras | Open. =jas4 aie Open express — pees | Accessories Parts—Fo) , used At Newman’ S, Spider steering wheel. | WEINB a —~t , went the donee 7 3 diive " -_ L. g : © r ° e rhe or: a» . . u =_ 9 ap c . pb int eagepeperameeen r. e ; 810 ¢ es SPORT TO : Wheelg.-an fe) | Packard design aaies at suit cases: special ak down, $5 weekly: it's 18 Locust. | « SSSORIES—New parts todey Parts, 17-in. eluminem @5c: double bar *E7 Ba | Batteries , Fords gnow $35 ue ba 4 @ tires. Hae HU DSON t overbal a. finder touring in perfect ‘gon. | tour! ~~ g teers Rd ‘op. curtains S495 on ofen 's Sunday. GRAUPNER, hae ery good | ACC ESSOF tomorrow. a eBth a nd Palm. plain a aT Viteon wheel plate, $ all All makes; cheap. T1485)! tne . Chamaien body ‘e.. “Sid Be: a Se PUHe Food eo tor jus 7 : car ie @ bar-| sng nis oa the s price ‘k take body; v | - Branch, “5th a bumper. wo: iver horns , terme and weed. ~s Beets Dinan evs : late . Spotor [Meine uke new %& this ca d for $895. Yahlem’ 4. * RD—Ton trucks: 6 If Sunday or | 3849 Easton. Bra up. model um rton motor-dr ; board for BATTERIES — oo“ hobits— ley oF 7b yh y 4650 Waston a jnas | 100: 1918 mode! dia FORD—TRU CcK— very reasonab.e I Blue myutee. 10 se oot for all care. ate ‘ perior rediator. 4 /$ 15 Ratteries trace Any wy liberal allowanre inasde ee > at 50} HUDSON s pass phage ye tove: | 1115 niet EA—Mi-passenger cer;| extra F335 N Grand, ie Sct) || AUTO OF 408 N. Main oe | set. ef iaior 182 . hit td $1.80 RUBBER CASE. | lor your ofa bets aro ws inh one 4 ee ike sey. | th Californie cert “abeort rt inet @7S5 taken | STE he ema pondition. University aur - | ok ks, 1923-24; excellent ehape "| EDCK STEERING wa Colts eee | Malator, $10.50 Boe. Ford water iw TYEAR STRAIGHT GUARANTEE. | Deeds Auio Boty Ce.. cn 4 Day wlan & Spert tourine wi S80: Me ood oe aah iret $725 ta first-class condit trade. 2 a lances for Chev ‘or Ford at-it on shade, @5c: Gbe: Chev 4 INEYEAR 8 - E. Chy Hal oe A 2a Mires: barcain o » » alone crest : per, et } ic) Delmar. cheap; terms; . T 57x) balances “PARTS For 106 | metal evn | ~l cover carburetor, ONE, RADE-IN PRIC - mite “ian aue givia coramerctal a 7 Rit) PF or- Closure; the st cavaler bro : / . ones ne nies 1805 ’ i adg — | Ol. 31 . E Ne TOU "RING. ‘ : - TT mRiv al Bods yo-. | $2 15: Chev. « a RH Max wel! a heel | T Hee rRi ES" bE Beiiey fer 7 one D. (c) ished jn the new des: worth , touring: a really 'STEPHE! nted and 90 per! son. mr Starter block express C — ts. Deeds aia! Mics Ln pc ae eae aN BF ecto WHY PAY HIG See Ae ee ma een Ge teen si —- tires. 2 spares on si $650. can F yw 4 6 cylinder, had excellent Sa lent 6 sport. — niv $125 down: FORD TRUCK — § condition: $50. ta’ hinen yaite City Ha! I. 440: Ford locking mie, $1.25; tour Ly Ts 60 PER CENT OF 210 aocustT. bod : Et and de- moing on terra for hy ut int a & Mie? ar that has n ehanicalty 2 ires’ it's aA SRAD and o of roa anh is | bad y i running | Me TOR CU. &. i” th ; opp io ane Atlas $3 La spark piu al 2 oadeter. $2 eh FT . ATT MEG CoO.. Ze 12 eoeinanoeaet ° whee} etrc.: t wp? Terme. witho : ahout SOON) milee: mech cembha. | COM : “ an the advan oF tte | Lo ~ J parte Brid e. rer ¢ HARG ER Grand | $6.50: $3.7 r bait orice, | HEIMAN B : . ‘ eeu : ons bher exception act “igh no rhe 2651 Lafaye ' 4937 Natural ad ; y ESTINGHO ce: half price. : peceveras. | T — e ety : HUDSON “SI ren, oe on lo enings. 4650 Eas Aly aye on nen R—Tourias: liaht 6. new FOR] 3 meade tenn ron 2g cs 3692) 40064 _¢ OR—T raupinis pice. reer land ‘se other “SUPPLY. | = x28 _ Auto I 1920 Chev ~ let 4 touring. $5. ~ "renege = “Fy ; KER— Tour zo Salisbury. modei: eta - down. balance m - BV ROLE : ¥ ond wid ¥ im BODY— ” — erive this ait jon: De r 25475 * ° i * TU i EBA sre vo ; le good: 44 fe In r. CH title: cheap NEWMAN _ Al TC j S219W. ~ s * ‘im Rnd . e I con ’ Jlinder ; & 19¢ ! 4d Bo! a. aia ron di - rear Ss 5885 22 — _—- ‘ge nd, etc.; 4 Wa ; ced” Ware ? ad : evrolet | sie fant —_ fromt an 1: $235: terms. | - i—t 24—R " bodies: traded - prices 3 me Chevrolet | thing fast. Classy 8m ae tee extra heavy bumpers. Ishield > oo ocust. CHEVR rte for 456 bocties : t lowees Ee n 6 ome , 3 | 7 used RPLIES AR . nameled: look like Gee them ee wtets, | 8° 1 cor THWEST x 4st ME. rear vision mirror trunk on beck al ER—Srecial 6 touring te c a * ul ¢ ' oom Pesex A. ines CPMORILE—1ree3 ) Grave - winter en 5877 Delmar. Caban va soto Pepe, MOTOR, CAR enderh #3216 Locust cen Leta with . 9°: Kokome v4 heaty, nes ané roed« : ection from HUPM mes $ $725. Ot : S. rt ouring Motor Sales, {e)| 4710 De h solid une 2 ad Gear - enders. & all oF hte, comp: 5-gal. can ’ ~Verds. tour nike : ir | ; : , : . ijen ' loe Ton truck, wit B frodge front f lig motor @f', Oa). © tubes, firsts.) ar ir, th ~~ [Sli Varton, Sale % Rind just the | " and rubbet jour.na ence ihe po aeRO - onderful | FORD—Ton Tevis Motor, ENDER — ge The. best ixtin. $5.95 | “) eadh: berrnine > os Tops For “ a , = aos , > a i 2A | pace: 1x3 ur . ss tt ’ as ee | -. (omimer - , . - . sonata a A. i’. “ ne © : . ns Jefter ion nee it ten ae bi ne car: & o wire re wheels, excellent miechanica d eo also ‘Cole ann aaa ere. 3003 Locust. Open even (c2) Thevrolst. an woe. 5 to Me $1210. oe $1.15: c\ga J. - ade ah Br: ALS aine | BobY Ly a ~ vt? : ge Soiree! AUTO te . rt Ford 7 ve RS “B60 takes : be ee o : satin ” ; . > . . , ° HOWTO Gini , ‘ ae 5 sa? : : } > ¢ ur? . A a. i. : o* eer , . Trap r o > reel oe 9 ha © finish, ~ a “ae con ath like it; |) jneton y 6 tea Ms og Ruiscbhoff, 2345 ene light delivery mechs oalby Buick. all ~ ih meet 30.50 Ps 5 .5@, Top recevers. $3.40; si 4 . ad fosta be nti WY + very : OPE __A ne ate? , Ch ees >. fine eet ; , ols, ‘a , is corner — | FORD r tle meena Ti} : ' iy . 1] models : r gar ¢ hy . hs bef Cerin, on . 2. trent . . re. wi, a ene , ’ DPerte : a. ering. Pe ee | tien xtras: ee Ty -@T NASH CC} | Lafevette. rear ROT ING botw: used very 4 Getnountable i ims: Studebaker: , 3: principal care ode Me 31.55; hotmnet 450; fenders. F By catrbhu- —— Ait: < a n | el Own terms HUP—Touring. many ¢* a ete eT STUDEBAKER TOURING perfect; starter an | avenders rede, ‘All models in 6 ‘e99) aoe, ee temhe complete. : ee | | ! . eur: new balloon tires: <t" "Kean . dl WEST N “st ye “ew STUDEBAKE - ondition. | 00 bermas. od OMLE CO repair trade OD. 3216 Locust. (ev! $2.50; tall Nigh 0 water pieiss | s. oe: nn 7 - 127 _ Wa'ton, <3 oF ewan et oo t 6. in exrelient « r. | * ft AXE AUTOM mt 2812X Vien GHAR p ~ $3.25: $1 1 y SS | | ae “Seah . or trade i} Sew: ant a | Late “[2 Meh we little: a real be oe} ~ net. Bomornt 2812; w PAG Cates, ist . retors. guaranteed oot. “a yt ar OS , ta- - Lh en. , Ra wen driven rT? Ri2S Lacus CS OFC ore: wheel 4 2 : iad ok top. jock M's105 under ligt. Bee Me sh Touring min: 8475... "O., 3145 Locust.| "Goon ail day Sunday and even! FORD M cna yours: ‘Teal many other pargaine. Body Oo. 100 #. , gone eg 165 + hay | enin: LL MOTOR CAR CO.. : fel) | Ss) Se KS — ie crankahafis, $3.60; | Shock : : Laston stow fouring), : ‘ wit lees than 3000 miles | KARDEL en 1D Ni C and eveulnga. pee pie. 601, HU PM« BILE - nia tg. new 00 Gs ¥ tires. ete. ls — athe 2 i ~ new tires: , meine Sn Sunday . .. #0 » 2 . ~ . * < | | with Californ ‘ * equipped with automat ‘aoe es ¥ ° and up: nice gelestion. . . poe G car like wen i ‘yea: eee ‘een spare tire, bumpers, : = trade for d coupe; $50 ‘GRAVORS MOTOR - (c67 ere} condition aE ee this nanan “7 ‘a X ay. aad ‘conditice: p88 Shawmut. Cab- 6646 dnd 6820 Gravois av. Bly $75 down: fast on 4 RMOriweer = | STI OD., perfect it's going Weber's . j ; Boment 3800, any 2494J. ;

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SUNDAY, e. MARCH & Ass ae ROOMS WITH a |ROOMS 4263-5 we b- es | Mc - HEHSc IN. ‘3003 A= Ree . employ ed Persons: pr h 'Me PHERSON, arge © men: home c onditions: exceileni ' cooniet reasonable | McPHERSON. $618—N 1e—Nice turtle = ee with 4.00 Water, urnis - vine. } VE! ersi {c8) | Porest 7896. _ wy" cae ue MAPLIE-. 5467—Lare room. Fm ; pore ts, _ts im beds: ‘svlendiad _tabie. |\MAPLE. — 203—Niceiy room: eo vent meals. Porem M pil EK, 5536—F ‘urnished rooms: Mmeais: pri >) 360 a4 Vale family. MARYLAND, 42356—Am. Fy 5 and board ; Cathedral P Trish. front re 1d. OL IVE’ 4163—Koom. “rd a (c89> each private family: ae | PARK 3541—Nice front room od ) a endid location: 10 minu Me une _anywhere, - tes bus 7 5063—First-class tm P ‘rate: gentleman. a A y “BL. 3951—F rout ts gh m odern, private. BL... 3847——Reom and bea eee modern: fir 2- ¢ PAGE Bi... SS86—Btrictly tir ‘laanta or 3 in room: best.food: : ratirat-clesszs fel) | 2346. — with | PERSHING ANT UNION—Ania Park | room, wit inesls fer two cen Tote references. Forest S8051W. with | iR A } , IND. 5004—Heautitul © 4-fia -“ Park | room f 1 2: exewptional 4 table. RAYMOND, o218—Large south 1x wv, ex elient meas: pA “4 RAYMONTS. 5164—arge front roo: | or withput board; also sem all we ckentiemen or couple. Forest lpvew. ROOM AND BOARD—Two employed: vale home: west; bus. Caban ROOM AND BOARD—Private f family: ¥ ish. Forest S270W ily; e Bk 4 ———- ROOM—wWith or without beard; family.‘ Forest _1782 ROOM AND BOARD —Ponwanen siocee gents or couple enployed., SOM “AND BOARD—Lar . a TOSW for two; aR aii} aw : ROOM AND BOARD—Comf fortable refined Jewish wrivate family of adults. for 2 respectable _ Cao king Rox Vy ~ 3387, tf excellent meals; residence: rentiemen ‘secking environ: Ose, reali home. out of ordinary. Parkvi, TAYLOR. 722 N.—Room and wv eek: ¢ oun! pie ever convenience: ‘ reasonable. . =e id WESTMINSTER 4549—Room. be board, or ; vate bath: rooms for 3: a De) mar 2033. WESTMINSTER PL., 4119—R-autitu far nished front room, also room pier mu ble bed: private bath. a5 WEST PINE Bl. 43 0° —Lovely Fan ™m: all conveniences: .board option reasonable ; WEST PINE BL.. -4362—Excellent m and room: 3 bathe: every conve feesebenic Lingell 72633. ¢ $7.50 AND $8 WEEKLY. 83 MEAL S STNDAY Large rogms, for 2 er 3: home cookt and aki? ug, served famtly style: fu | heat. continuous hot Water: refined nese Te One me 242 Westminster ter pl. ROOMS FOR RENT —cITY See | aur ROOM—Neatiy furnished: others: al) conveniences; 2 car li . dell 5905) ( LADY wopld like to share ; with congenial person? Onable. 0-368, _ Post-IMspeatch. ee ROOM—Nice. 2 youne rm mal board 4 tional. _ Forest 8671 Ma nooMs—i Prom / cat 952 tight hgusfKeeping ; V2 Ri Sot : fo z° ; Park car; rgpygos able. Grand 9097R . ROOM—Gentleman] \ every he ace: _5R00 west. Caba 4035 a (SS ; ROOMS—Nicely 7furnishe family. , for or 2 gen vias * y 145 Ca Re —— tifully furnish front irA apt.: joe or aor rs. gra A ALCAZAR HOTEL. 3127 Locust - $1 day, weekly rates: tub, shower Karace, BELL 352% >—Connecting rooms. heat. = range. __etc.: phone. . First floor, " GTRALDIN FROS, | . oa CASS. 2628—°9 nicely furnished . | for light housekeeping: CASS 1806) 2—3 BARNGROVE & CHT. 712 N ee ee ete o a - CHOUTEAU, 1926—24 fico i; gag range, $5.50: anothe: _ adults. COMPTON, 1123 N10 furn! rages: privilege of re- FRANKLIN, 350 — we | connecting hougeke BRANTNER PL... 3109—F for 1 or.2 gentlemen, with “bath. _private family, GRAND BL.. 1201 | sleeping rooms: ces: references exchanged Po" MORGAN. 3500—Singte and S| ing rooms, separate beds; quiet. SCHOOL 3127——Sinete or connect | SHE SIT AN, S112—S roome, bet ' gone electric: $2 -; | SHE RIDAN.- 306 6A——Comfortabie s \|Treom: $3. ith THOMAS, 3115—Frort room, kitch $5 per week: all conveniences. WASH, 2038 4-9 rooms, 34 1. ¥ gas and electri S. WASHINGTON, 2711-3402—Sieeping | housekeping: s? ‘50 u WASHINGTON, 3845 — Roome sles __ housekeeping: hasement auto epace “ v ‘ apaaan GO I A ASHL AND, 4251—Large front room i. light housekeeping BAGON 18/03 —Gentlemen, private ae : Oent: mR | SO TR ao ee a /BENTON, 1908—-Newly furnished single and connectang light housekeeping TOOMB,— @iso hali re@m: all conveniences, OOTTAGE. 3724A—2 housekeeping __ couple or 2 ladies; reasonable. ELEV ENTH, 3818 N “—onnecting — range... eink. a ELL ATT, 2730 N —F front rooms, oe tig plete housekeeping; private f vite, —_ euite only. . FAIR 41586—Seconé floor: 3 rooms, ——o har: iwood floors $45 ae = ne | FLORISSANT. 3723 N. a “yooms. ¢ . ic) eas. $15. Central 4098. emi a hb: an ASGOW Fl... 40°3-——"2 rooms. “te : ; fo Aro usebher) frat” $5 han ; GR " N 1) 2400 house ’ -“ # reom | on . onvene! encee “adults en ently, es iD 33908 & i —Reautiful | Me” ss ‘. gray kitchenette: eprage. 1208 N. mi aise rou! ND. or two micely nished rooma, with kitchenette bath: no other roomers; phone end HARPERK _ 3213—Ferai -_ keeping - furnils 3 “ae reer “nT —lLerge rm seem beat. every con e.. A> S350 oop SHOW TED Fo 3ga—j & S } . home x f timi=—_ FON 4334-7 “honiect! ; —ee rene. porch.” - . are :) Gana Di en. 4 nen Ree OOD. - % me iF A—i sieeping rooms ip pre i. Pweg o RD Yap Fun ah pba ae OY Beet he ae Sen ae, ee Fa ah eg ttre . a, . ease SRE RENTS Ra AEN SEE ae Bi BOT iy LRAT Pe ge Se ee ae SS IGT SER CON, oem ey, oF ne ck cnr — eee = j Pig Si ee mate ite Z Si yee Ts ie ig! tiie 2 Se ek ps. ae ; 2 ‘ Y ty: Mi ay € fe Fe pm Z Pade An. To PONS - ; ~ “wy ‘¥ 3 is ag b; : eT ae . ni a a aka - _—— = : — _ a ; ° . ' ‘ tah ‘ . x j re SCL Be Mae Pe Re g int ae oe, ve Se oF ie CLS Ieee? a s ¢ / . es | . i Re es Rs ps PEE ht eo w ee ism ae 900 ROOMS FOR REN ENT, With and Without Board—Is the the place you have been seeking advertised today? ey pot LOO unease ae. ae ~ — ee SSS LL CTC Rt it ta et ee ee so me, = lA a ee A a AE - FOR RENT—North | ROOMS FOR RENT—South | ROOMS FOR RENT—West ROOMS FOR RENT—West | ROOMS FOR RENT—West _ ROOMS FOR RENT—West ROOMS FOR RENT—West | tee ee ee ee es a ee -— — a aie —— Se ee no ee a ra. 4211A—6 rooms; all! JEFFERSON, 2117 S.—Nice front room. BAYARD,” 799—Threa ; : = new: call Colfax 1082R.!/ private fami! eo light housekeeping | EUCLID, 786A N.—Furnished front hall-| MAPLE, 5068——Light war seKeepi : | ) 0s Light housekeeping: no JEFFERSON, : Og pee ae gee BELL, ee $0398. (| room: private family: for one. _ OO MS: Stn “porch, cink; Convent es. rd [pray | bad = 5 gg - highest cine | 1118-2 rooms, with bath | abie. une ae ears. | Stet 3 35 wey __FeesonaD Ss (c) ! '¥; Peopie employed. ROOM—G0xx Pershing. alti attractive me quiet, homelike * perroundinas, x i _fte housekeeping. = | JEFFERSON, 3728 s—2 | 35 mily; ; 918 N.—2 furnished reomg for | Y Seea--Very ales lsleontna Tear fro ’ ; aren Nh 3% $.—2 rooms. complete 3h. (Cc) light ee ge light, gas and Kitch- kite ‘hen privileges. Forest. 115: Ww (es | gentieman, private. amily. ng "Gale WESTMINSTER. Kot ~24 ft onat : con- 4 ~ aoe 73W. > re cs si : ; Pika 4281—2 large rooms: iy furnished for housekeeping; all con- ' BL acre x By 5g, ee nny 5 gee ee Eee nen | . garage: adu ts. APRS | _veniences. {c) | front: TO: _ ra ee eek._ as mg Fanos go pag Sasebesetiees ; Lin J in icohan: Betwaee prock Fare car; reasonable. Cabany 07: 33 | EUCLID, 4 S. (Buclid and Laclede)—Fur- S162 equipped dresing room. with lavatory: | Weeft PINE RL. 3682—Lieht heuse-i| private family in pe Eee arnighed | family; adults ‘ ie) “tortably. fura! he rh en suite, foom- nant complete; two-room apertanet: MAPLE. 5043-2 nicely furnished con- prcvate bath; garage space: in private | keeping and s! ~t rooms. $4 to Su _ congepial surroundings for mother —. : . ye eee or lig eep- | e eat j . lin- - : i ome “ - > 2 poms ,_24 floor. Y a ogy rel k SE rere ait eee | anei Set bein ‘yee at, light phone: ne chil- ens fur raished: a saqvenien. eae canara oidlieanite tie wiieinmann ilieners Post-Dispatch.” Bee we — te tes ‘oad EST PINE BL... 3063—Cheerful sleep- | na ‘wo mers 123. ry 2 r = \ouseK eEpin rooms; all conven- | dren. ( ‘ : , nai LS SERS Gases ‘ ; Yo ee nt 5 ; aan ‘ ime roome. os ; " + ese 8s Sagal ° | lences; $7.50 eeping : Vic ietor 4741. (€¢) cap, RNR eos eam ished room — eo ee: en — ee fermiches seem: | HAP Le, 5 nape epg ws ye ge a leieete fi ahaa aeopins te me | Est eING nt. 4003 — Lar howsekeep- ROOM AND BOARD . > JUNIAT Ae Deine “ , Data | j , . a “s ‘ . 7 ’ , «es, $2 only: low rental: convenient io 4/1 cars. : - cely furnished: also #leeping rooms. i , ‘ wiemes tice pesmi. Lae Gee ae 3 garkeep ne. for family: fpret A eo A. 4008 Ta arke | __seuthera ee | or - house keeping: all conv eniet nces.tc) l py ANS. 3932—3 1 arge stature shed room®, ( "abany 5463 nS 2 BRR Sa 3 SARA H. 291 WN anual neatly furni hed we W car Fite epeins teas rs - 4 ' can bave breakfast daily — 4inter on spolf ° si Neer j rooms “1 of SOSTR., c oa a 4 Fg Lares A “oe ment = A curs t y. Pris $37. OO; heat, garage if de-| MAPLE, 517 fea mt room with ard keeping rooms, $7.0 excellent table. he Lindell sO3ms ae Sunday: prefer 40xa or x on Wash rrisnet : os aS ; . a ; : wry ie 5 oor ron ° reasona é | sire oe : PARKA aaeell : ‘ * * / te n. ile fF her viein! ty. Box ee re ere oem Ho Xxi7 N.—Counecting aah ainal | WEST PINE BL. 39354-24 flor front: | Post-Dispatch a 332 LAPAYETTE, 2150—Housekeeping roome rte mg, Landel: [sod M ioaie aie | “water; all conven Fo egy @ eunployed. b en NE. eiBe ae Awe wk connecting ;EVANS 4351—Nicely furnished _hai!- Maple. +» | housekeeping roeme, L indell 59 petvate faintly: shane: reasenabl aniicueiat - wilu——\ ery GEsir aie : a ; 4 itenen mice e employed or two! rvom; quiet home: entieman; oU =e oe ' a S, — as a , at ami mone asona hie sa ee or Bt . ane | UAVAXETTE, 2838—Housekeeping room.| men; piano, Vorest_4300. (c83) | week. web een a ese ee ee Oe aaa ee eee a cam.| VEST, PINE: Biz. 5606—Purnianed. Front) ROOMS WANTED BseA—Nicely furnished. | 74 ‘é, 3000-—Light housekeping | “Sheea) ea ene isn Lor 2; | FINNEY. 3828—Furniahed rooms: cold | MARYLAND, 42: 38—Attract.ve large front Blete: water, ann, chectric. | gee een: GROG; A eevee 4 an) “epenset alow ch gg a mat ind ee eamnily Forest cc) | _ and hog bath: for colored, (*) |" “room: employed people: reasonable.(cd3x) | SPRING. 721 N.—Rooms for light house a | ROOM Wid —! » F . . Cavs ‘ . te aN = ; 1 iOT a . o mms: als iallroorm Pa NE oe ‘ATES. Hx 692—SECUONLD FLOOK WEST: _FORES ST PARK BL. 4414—wNice! y fur-| TS GR age Cp a” pe magento heontin tooms for ils 0 ry WEST PINE BI... 403 Leveiy singte and Privileses, Box O- »154, Post -Diepateh. vO S j ronnecting. ° : — connecting: also sleeping rcome: rearen Ki«'tMa + td 3 unfurnished, Sout) ad 4 {ea n. te home. Ty ler JSS. gal9—Siceving or light houses | or “floor front) 3 LARGE ROOMS: near 3 car lines. - 4 STTE, 3150—First fioor ront _ ROOMS: NEW APT. nished front room, suitable for gentle- | ote i (a . te?) side eideriv lady. Grend ; OF 26%! po Ne oer name : np g ——— 7 >) ae d — ront room,| .;" iy. ity’ . ; an | “6 LAPAYETTE, 2—-Neatly furnished 1ousekeeping room FOREST PARK ote nicely furnished: 2 people emploved. | Child. $400 weat; one block fom Weil- | west PINE BL. $389——Reautitul double ROOM—Cnfurnisked. “and stare ston car. Forest 462 ie} reome; gentiemen or coup! excelient; _ “ater, gas, electric. Delmar S850), ic. EES: eke be Eee en a , ! rooms for light “house keeping, single CC ATES. 5102—Steam “heated front ro nished large roor persons; r = N. —Front it reo ee ai “Ctl iee 2 i: 1 : be ci —_ +¢ piuast ~ MAKYLAND. 446 ~*~ gentlemer nd connecting: also sieep ngs room. a 84.5 beard optional. ning hot water: beaut (fy home. Ae HA gentiem net payy OR. 1226 x Nicely furnished | — : 1 meals aso | 2943 roi effi ) F ~ tm - le _ reasonable. Lindel] 2IMOR Mm OMS Wid —l1l or @ efficiency: D pair m and kit chenette, LA SALLE, 1320—Hal! room, gas, heat; CATES, 500! A—South front single room ; |FOREST PARK BL.. 4477—-Large nicely | —UTivate family: Lins dell 508M ~ 03) | housekeeping room all conveniences; | WEST PINE Bi. 3847——Larce front| _Risned; Sy mether ane daughter en ey Delmar. 11s | _reoms for. housekeeping. board 1easouable. Forest 3679J. | furnished room; also one unfurnished; MARY. AND, 4627——Conn etn ple toe | eimar_4736R, : ! | room, with kitehehetie and orivete bath: | Picved | Rox H-274, Past. far ery e SFeet—moee 1 A BALL 3786A.Furniahed soon: Det = oeme Be pee © . Yo reasonable fe) com, every convenience. rare oe ie ; . — e vacant We ‘ = 1d — Las des th - tae ges “nine al ~ vate farfily” : ‘Grane 6529M. ey} - ee en = cony “anna rie 7 FOREST PARK BL., 4372—1 large room, een igo ful at: oF _vealehe ea: 2 car lines. meee fe) | W EST PINE, Bla R58 Chari to eee Re ‘ y Parte ve Po " rte = fo) | LEWIS PL, 7—Nice! y furni ished room; 24 GATES, 5803—Second-fioor f front sleeping | ,Clettric. gas and water for single or | A — 4333— Delightful Pont: nei] |UNION. 1369—T housekeep-| ,/n newly decorated house. first opentd | Box | E- 1-375, ape tii RPE. Maer: sletping only: conve niences. '- "room: eam heat: hot wate . couple, with reference. Delmar 3U74R. scent partment; gentipman. Iindell ing rooms $7 50 798 ne ous nie sd today. Housekeeping rooms. sleeping | ROOMS Wid. —4 pee want 7 — Furnished room. | POuISIANA. 5413A—Pmploved lady share, CATES. 5101—Desirabi ht room with} FURNISHED ROOMS—4#ingle and double | 25° 425-41 5 = GNioN > ae : rooms, singiy or en suite: clean. quiet, keeping room, ie —Desirable light room | wit for housekeeping; cheap. 4573 Page. MINERVA, 5050—3 large. light. newly n ON. 13% “6—2 beautiful light connect-| new management: no children with private fami B Jie . " ‘ .« & r “eo ’ t “Orr ‘~ ri t ' a , decorated; 2 beds; vard, marage, adults fron Bmosayy - ping rooms; pfivete | waitin _2819--3 rooms, kitchenette | sbowt March 15; ——--- = ee 3 Ta sare te ter: email home_ with widow; _references. _ | board; _gentle man. Paneee in fin , 1445 A— cory gre LOUISIANA, 6305-—Front_ room ; private | CATES, 5081—Nicely furnished = fri -RNISHED AP ‘NT—Couple to) Sonte 1381: rn amily: aduits; $10 wee steam heat, bath. electric. | home; for * ladies. 2 blocks from rooms, $4, $5, cal, housek ekcevine ad share nicely furnished apartment;> every MONTCLAIR, 1331-2 or 3 furnished | ic . 71 ~—" + he ~~ | WHITTIER, 1704 Purnished front room: | hs nt Wtl.—bBy two Geand a ad a tion iF bie. ; ns, boli ecp i , convenience. Lindal! 3858 Ww. rooms, screen porch, complete for house- | .F 371—Desi: al vile furfils ed room, | use of kitchen rivate. ‘ide: around ys s. { 7 4 r asona Sieeping. _fe Cc) i = TE eee © keeping. Forest 7142R ic@6) o wi thout privieges; conven- | bv * | Si oe 6 - = |}WISK. 6430—Furnished front sleeping | Cherokee “ar, 98 («7 msde 4907 W. ' « . —— - REE. 2672—2 or : - A Soe agg a eR NNER caEe URINE ence: GOODFELLOW, 1225—Large. nicely fur- | BS. * orest_ ad Northwest eg soo 2 or 3 lovely clean fur CLARA, 627—Nice front room, 2d floor nished housekeeping room: sink: conven- | NEWBERRY TER., 4604—Rooms: rea- VANDEVE NTER. 229 N——Near Lindell; | room. Benton 2180M ; 7) , | _@partment; single or twin beds: private; VERY FINE. ROOM Wti.—For single Te Serra co 4 parniahed front Fh Cn ge Sasa rene _apartment. Cabany 3691. tcl) | iepces: reasonable. fc) sonable; suitable for single or couple. iy coupie; employed, MICHIGAN, 3255 —2 or 4 rooma, modern. CLARA, 70S—aApartment; front; 2 ladies. | GOODFEL LOW, 1°52 ®—Nicely furnished NEWHERRY §Aadti_eteaa’ 91 (e7) | ho other roomers; 2d floor west. | Larme front room, 4 bay win sows. Shreamos at wa Mey i oma, moder casita aptiona’: w idow's home. 4c) room. mode rm: suitab! e for two: reason- é E RERRY ‘ 4635—1 Wo hou sekeepin = Vv ERN\ yw 51 i~ ‘Room for ' nice y lew t la “A nh: high. cle a distri t wood ; beat of ref oe@8s ev. « rd i ————— 3 car lines. bus EA zr ~ cooking optional: — ‘ (c) | : % ‘1 or 3 — Two — nousekeeping MICHIGAN, 5707—Furmished bedroom. able (eT) rooms, §48 range, sink; couple eim- use of |i TW. (Cc ¥% se of living room. Forest ssi TW. Ot) nd car or bus to Cathedral BND. conveniences : ae kitchen, with _sink; private family. (c) | CLEVELAND, oe ae well fur- GRAMCILLE PiL.. Lae Geet ee ; Be . TF 5959—2 rooms for| MICHIGAN. 8229—Furnisheq room for| nished; large, 3 windows. near bath: | "oa sory tront room: gentlemen, (c) | SEWSTEAD, 500 N.+—-Besroom, kitchen .| "two, breakfast optional; garage, for | Pine, : TAN > e ta " = 77. one or tw gentlemen. clean; small family: garage, | entieman.(o)} a bn a dhe LT eee Se ‘ o mt. a Cabany 4677 * as muy: gereee: § GRANVILLE PL., 1384—2 unfurnished 2d | S00ining Death. _ steam heat. __ Apt._ 2 VERNON, 5322—-Large front poruseiveep BEAU ~ IFU LF RONT ROOM BRILL NTE. 4829 Lovely fur-| MICHIGAN. 3639—Large. new! y furnished, COTE BRILLIANTE, 3635—Two unfur-| ° fico NE We s t KAD. ie Mlk " - , 4 30 | or: gas, electric. heat: no objections | -**’ ce ° Se room, «4 . 4 r 2 opiaker conveniences; Siee ping room, adjoini ng bath; var 1s. nished rodins : ail conveniences. Linge}! to chil dren »biections 3: arge kite henette. | ee ¢ nF roo ma: gar Lwe if | Tanted. 5300 west ; Cabanne Aistric t: southern | ROOM Weed —#urnished or unfurnished, in * MINNESOTA, 2910—Large hall room,} 15683. —___‘*) | HAMILTON, 934A—Room for light house- OAKLAND. 6838—Latee front room: new! BR NON, PP ecg tleman:; — si ieevins | exposure, large cedar closet; no other room- a, family: by ed employed; ret- house, opposite Forest Park: private €am- Hn. Southern exposure. i va-jers:/prefer two ladies or couple: conve-| eTences xchanged ; state price. Boz O- ‘ cTE. 4756A—2 large _modern, 1 bloek to car. PAIR Dw OS a . = ‘ ms eestetns a be ti ‘ 7 , ome _ ished, 4% sink | rage, MISSISSIPPT, 1768—Rooms for lig Th ony Ba i—Neatly fur nished = , “woe ed roo hea‘. -- SLM, 5 2—H ekeepin rooms, #p.ng ms; gas range, Sink, 6 mi PAGE ag 3045—Furnis. rooms. ea... ° ; So BRIDGE. 4914A—Two con-} _for light housekeeping. as iy e: “a pe eeving. Tee coe | heat: reasonable. _ hot water, phone. Lindell 5775M, __ bie oy BL... aor weekly h ioe ROOMS FOR RENT—COLORED Pure | _—— Also | dogs. front rooms, ipaht housekeeping. PEST a 2%51—Room ‘and board “for DEL MAR il... 3795—2, i floor sing! ie Troon; | KENSINGTON, 50 20 E legantly. furateied PAGE BL.. 5025 —~Neatly furnished ‘room ow ASHINGTON BL. = 4003—Nice front BELLBGLADE, 1821—Neatly furnivhed Pte ones. ter ‘ very 165W gent: e aa p! ivaie family; _conveniem ‘eS. : , ~ me ‘ for people employed. (7) front room. e3e : : “aa ashi... fur PEs awoT 7 , sleeping. housekeeping: 33 up. housekeeving suites. _ Fores_ 2° 2685. (c) . ema ag _ sleeping room $6 a week. _ (68) | A aa aa ~~ fh Od *) National Pet Shop. RA’ ny ol Se EE agp $7. pho — a on 5A— 2 Met “rea DELMAR BL., 4139—Sleeping room, sec- | KENSI NGTON, 5089—8 rooms, to private PAG E BI... sey gy iT bedroom to lady, | WASHINGTON BL. 4747A—Nicely fur- \c OTT AGE, “ea 1p Neatly furndisif v4 Poem light ousexeep » +) i - te 0 e eping or COD z. . ond fi oor: nod ern; S4. LA! ide hi US tan i adult farnil Vv seeking berrmanens a ' eat. _ clean, : heay —-- > ney me ROE amennngner nished, ki tc hen pri ~ Nleges optional. - : ored: ome li —_ 7 Es , SES Ss SOE sonabie, TES sa (c) Se ga \G E BL.. 0455—Neativ furnished room | ~ | ELLIOT, 1325—3 rooms. Inquire with- ——--—— —- i z ae ate : | DELMAR BL... 5563—Beautifuliy furhishea | KENSINGTON. 5128A—Neat saga ished | RA oa .) | WASHINGTON BL... 4105—— Front rooin, ; v L BRIDGE RD., 4551—One sarce : I ORT IS, 31 od3—One or tw o nic iv ~fur- ) room in Lyi de rn apt hb ome: first fioor | rooms ronve niences: gen: exn: onl v7. fi oT couple . emplove: 1. tpn - _-— a A ; southern exposure; all ‘ ‘onv enlenc es. ae mea (c*) AIREDALES - ane» - Nice ie or to — exposure: | Bh peel without board. FOGmS. “Heated: east. Cabany 7542M. : _'7)| Forest 3818R. _ ’ 'PAGE BL... hag it or % houseekeping | o; ASHINGTON BI. 3817—1 large and a” aie IGHT, : ft OA—Prant | rooms, ore cree bar - ———- _-- ——— | aes ween 60—Beautifu! liz} = rooms: sink, rang + oe . gas, electric; rent reasonable. ‘olored. t\. RP DALE—Pedigreed .| DELMAR BL... 3960—Beautifu y | KENSINGTON. 5227—2 large connect ing | PAGE BL.. 5076A—Two rooms with con gall sleeping room; ail conys.___{¢7 (7° me: for ladies. | OREGON. 1931—2 connecting housekeep- DBLMAR 5b... 4435—Front rooms for ee one KET 5896 — “urnisned | ROOM—Front. and kitcheentte. ‘reasonabie : ne i to page th 522 . private family; _ kitchen privilege. adults only. Grand 3197W. or ey | Pian mana ' room: - homelike: very nice! vy furnished southern exposed rooms; veniences: neatly furnished Ww Ps Sat ee aa Cabeny 1828 private PRANKLAN, ~ $110—Furnished Or uni onebals icely furnished; strictly private | ROOM AND BOARD— For 2 gentlemen: 19 DHi_LMAR BL. 4001A—Neatiy furnished call Sunday or after 6 p.m. PAGE BL.. vy, 7—? clean furnished house- aM IT Yi: : et — —= Se BOARD— ~] ‘or 2: private plete, housekeeping: newly papered; > KINGSBURY, 5744—Furnished room in! PAGE. 2S45 “Hous ‘Keep! nae rooms. new! ly | men, (e3) J ‘ phone. gas. laun d-y. ee nn es | eA 2631—One or two rooms. new'y AIREDALE powenes answer ries. - =... — — _ WASHINGTON BL... 4955—South front LUCAS, 3916—Nicelyv jurahiinah akan or AIREDALE Y PUPS—T0 and S18. Benton } 1965. |. 637 i—Furnished ro room for one fami! ly. Grand wf (c) |; _® a. - tie eal iiatiinieicaiaiablccelinbane apartment. for 1 or 2 employed; private decorated, erectri WASHINGTON BL 5042—Large. well /ROOMS—Fornish “kitchen privil exes. “at| DELMAR BL., 5040—Sileeping room, con- ons ni University car. Cabany 1484R.| paGE RBL.. 3939A- Large front room; 2 furnished room, adjoining bath, ladies or] _cee orated. unfurnished, up. . (c8*) L 1437) Ke pet; DP — Single greet “room: rue cC ompt on- Fark “ear: Gt rand 1868 Ww (cyl necting bath, nicely. furnished; adults: KINGS! 1IGHWAY. 1006A N.—tLaree. Heht gentiemen_ or working coup! e. ' marri ed coup!) e: no other reomers. NINETEE NTH. V edrg Ne rnished roOms ‘orest : ms reasonable : dhtieniaagl vV¥E > -Neat! furnished | a. to gente: fromt entrance: prices reasen- jinebae Pl PUP nvel —- | ROOMS——-Two gentlemen or couple; south- | aa a> a; PPE : sleeping or housekeeping room, | PAGER BL... SLOAA eatiy SHING Bl... 3733—Nicely fur- entrance: bp ahs 5 i x = fy ON furnished ern ext ~wosure: 2 i} eonvenienc ‘es: Tes AS m- DEL M A R BL . 4° ()'? ——( ean, ne wey fur- KI NG SHIK tH WW Ne BI... _— “9° a N esti 3 = 1s, j room, with board : for 1 or 2 gentiemen. Ww ASHI} aN BL naanwentatid es: 1 sing’ e »e, colored BR: ae RAs (@) vreed stock: reasonable, n rooms : adults: all conven- able. Victor 283. te) | nished; every convenience: very desir sleep ng. bowaskesnine,- mas range, sink: | PAGE EL. “4680-—Sleepine: all conven-! (el) | OLIVE. 2651—Rooms. $3.50 up. with —- ROOM—Large: modern conveniences; | able: reasonable —— aaa 2) first floor. a lences: call Forest 6158M | WASHINGTON BIL.. 4323—Neatly fur- conveniences. spancihiaineceiaiae | KINGSHIGHWAY BL... 804 No — ee PAGE BL. — connecting house | ~ nished housekeeping and sleeving roome: TWENTY-FIRST. 14°96 N—1 or 2 fur : tlemen or couple: kitchen pris vite eat oon a R P L., 452 — on om + 4718 ed ; ce erenc South Side. Grand WR (c) | enette in nice, Cea om sink. roe fer niae wraant oe r "4d floor; south exposure. , b ) nished or unfurnished rooms; electric. PS—Good - South e: ; Tt first floor (oe? housekeeping rooms. $5 to $7. F Cea) | Neepint. OG : amr ors ao housekeep- _twin ene 168 Fe eee gas and phone service’ private home. (*) ings, Ye ride on PAG on __(c7) WASH, 2?306—Furnished roms; convs.: 1 (*) : . 7 . ae i le. in pretty apart- range: garage. : ¥ ; ~) | 19°90W. a ely fi hed room } ROOM Reaut ul, sing a: — ante | : pes a! ®700—1 nicely furnis at oC ment for lady: conveniences: feecemans: DELMAR BL.. .4239—onnecti ne houge- | KINGSHIGHW it ae weer {050A —Beauti- | “ing rooms. “Delmar 10154. ee . ing room: fh furnished: $5 week: BEN, a i¢ . —— igh ping. a ys 55 ; rT re TOC OW }2 Ty ~ | > to geeeee ink — cars and bus. Cail Grand keeping rooms: wners home WwW Da- | fully furnished team heated apart- A0g in fo! Th. re. * : N til 2 j eat t ; G —«S | ee, gz room ar ” mt also gar a i aa p eer - a. ee ane a - ~ =" PA 7 Si... ye ‘ . se 3841—Room kiten- WEST BELLE PI... 4051— Neatly fur- 2353 _ &F Rutger ~~ 30— rere room and Kitchen. — scat Sites eh ae , ' per. naint: ad’ ilts. —Ni y nent facing Forest Park. southern expos. | 16 couple employed. WASHINGTON BL. ; . wit Victor 4 ew eo RUSSELL. 4045—Nicely turaished roomn; | 5, 7 =y pT | eens fa ng rat Pe tlemen or : - 38 | ee 5 40 hom atly far oo . 1). DELMAR ! ates 1172—Housek ing roo ire: near Barnes Hospital. Grand 5827M 'PAGE BL. 5029—F urnished Louw eae enette, hot and cold water: shower tub nished room Peden Bry Ese 6 pl pe Lewellyn get lyn potion. male: ? vY yey j “eS ic 2644—7-rqom | : Orr “house. —_ Y eS _priy ate hho: . ¥. all SE —$——$—_—__—— an: 1 kj tc h mette; ” treat . poren, priv.«t.e K Iwé isi 4 sHW 4 - 1050 \ Ss. ——it» auti full. 4 r ms * oo Vvemiiences = reasona la, } bath a oF 2 xents. ; OSs : FP a “a. °°: 3 well furnished | WINDSOR, — 2 rooms, unfurnished. . Al. 6035—Furnished reeom, RU SSELL. °636—Large ed floor front; | familv.~ ye ale . fourn led ; am- -heated anar’ment. ——— — ~-— , ' — 4 rao “vTY) 3146—; re fu shed ‘ NAL 38660A—Hal) room: private __ light _housekeeping. Victor 4187W. -(¢) | DELMAR BL., 5649 —- Beautiful large acin Fores: rk: sout hern exposure: | PAGE BI... 41° ge yo Cee sleep- | W ase te RE. os ssiaiede tena ae 1. indelt 4301 s ; BoaTON Ps: 1U months hily; phone. RUSSELL, 2815—Neatly furttished “sieep- front room; clegentiy 3 furnished ; girlies. DAT rne . Grand 5° “M.-_ |{ _ing rooms sons = = nt me ~ 1a ~saegege, |= : ae omg Saye ing rooms for 2 ments.” y private: geatiemen omy. __ #¢62) | os GLEDE. 3675—Sieeping room for one|PAGE BL.. 4201—Newly decorat ‘or | WASHINGTON BL., 4954—Large house- 3908—Pleasant room, 1 or = RU SSEL Ly . 9804—Neat! Vv ~ furnished rooms: DE FS AR B L.. $4°7—I ies rable sieening } L . Pre tant ce : ae 3 : fe) room, kitchene e for housek: ep! ng or W — — E ae bets ~ Free ey ne a SUBURBAN BOARD mates i keeping room, elegantly ; sleeping 7 ROOM AND BOARD—Children wanted: excellent home for 2: mother’s oF | a eS re gentinueus het water, fe) " reasonab! e. Sie oe Oi le nab 2d floor , gentlema hn, very: ta- 44 17A—Nicely ae rooin esau Bi 6812 ; lee housekee ——: children: $ fe) wees v furnished “ > ” son Re . - - ‘ - ery re? sat ab! ks rest 766 3.5 ' > doe ae eV , . “our eS ae en ea 4 { 4300 Lo ely RUSSHLIL 40° — ‘Lay rge f ee root n for DEL M A Rr. “41 5: 1 ATES. south front: ? * oa very es E ad aj TT _— aeiedaee Foon = - _ front room. first floor, a6: 1 large rier) VW en py ore ares — Fast 3256) . ; 2 bs { mye | ) Las sb. 3a floor, sink _and gas range, 5.607 yms: sout! e: , SUBURBAN BOARD ——Nice comfortable ") with sewing machine, 7 te . . ; light housekeepin g: also room and kit - wepeing a ees ee enette. __ eB) } a wie. § a 2133 ” aaa mea Pia housek eeping, nicely fur nishe mesg rr ter: reasonable. an” 2 ra ner —— —~-- - i e \2 room: : - —— : Ge Pe , 4 rh tos . : ———- —— - —-——— = rps . . Nog “ oo RUTGER. . 9624—L ight housekeening and _ » “~ . . ~ 2 7 7 s) > me ) nya ~ > > . : * } ~ ’ = - : * ° r ‘ “ sa “j ‘ = “ “ Ae 5—Fymished rooms: moh, oT ANC E. r9912A— Sleeping room for!) ae soil gaat oe { a0) LAC L. ED! 4°1°—F ront. “yoom and kite h- 102, OR, ial mecienions men wanted or couple employed ; ‘reference. JOS W ee . ———— aon e e Ss NGE, A—'? in 0 ( and D6, ‘ : a " , ag “a = gyn ig 4 wines = . a ; two er 3 gentlemen: all conveniences, Si MAR. BI : 46 08 4- arvge oes gi? x! ‘ Jy ene te ‘c) PAG E BI. P “4109— neatly furnished, con- ou eenpit ms, “ in? ge AE > a eae: | Ee pes ins —— ed . cre. . ' . , re , s at 4 rs) or LOU DIF. ( *c ‘ cm 4 , - , , ; , sorry se 4 ? . > ae ., , . wr: wee ¥ ra Kes. at Olive, i¢ ) # aio PAGE BL., 5064-—Room in modern private | W ASHINGTON BL., 4066—Nicely fur : ot sare BOSTON TPRRIE | i ~~) ‘ oe ” ; bath: conventes Ses oa 6-) = _— ctin housekeeping rooms. Grand ;. a ; iti a ,- ae : m i ther sex. 0) L. 8911A—Nicely furnished 35R & : Romasitabet ng room. t' | LAULEDE 4344—" desira bie ho ao, hore: comfortable and homelike; rea- By room, hot, water, phone. Delmar;IDEAL HOTEL, 2800 jeoust— See nicely marked, ~ tails, 2 months to il ee SH ee ‘Si Ly rp oon}. : ni Ce v furnishe ‘ in DE L Ni Ak RL Connie mg nc) ') », "te s' Wwe } conveniences, . OOT! - a \W ASHI] NG TY N BL... 43° 0— Neatly fur- Rer odeled and new! iy f) irti: ished: oe si : a mies — a : dining CAL, 3626A—Newly furnished . fT! 0 rer) 7.) j } | roo roorn: for gentie men: a 1 - —— : . aw De . i 7 ront room : conveniences: a i8O ja I , : ; cs ? ia ° ; 541 4 New Vv furnished nouse and hal] room: convenient to SS ain. v= P MAR She... Den me ger: iare “Tontr y ‘ leat sleeping or | PA! IN, 4041. ‘ en nished 2d floor front bed room, hot-water and runnine water tin every room: t old J | SHE NANDOAH,. 331: 5—South front: 1 of: Aoerones pacigh Sti - | LANDELL ‘ ' ,' keeping room. — heat: running Water. phone (cB1) room, Americap and me BOOS. aieaelie ayo OM lve. . ‘ a : . i. " 24 « a} qe . = hens . 2 gentlemen: bi ick garace. ri hag dil ager giants yeep an " bans f house ke pb Rd A - p> Serre -A0.—T yoms. furnished we ag eae A : —— ook ina. Delmar 560: (c ne ma. 4-? 6 — wi ’ WAY. 15382 s. oe pom 5 rooin®, SHENANDOAH, 40: {5A -Newiy furnished | BAST: »mN, 4 $65. \—— Ia 7 sae pe P pousekeepin E. a | south room, 1 or % gentlemen: conven- hath; sleening: verv feasonab gap thy . ee rious fear PERSHING. eg we lahed kite weies :_ stents. — roe | Sixth and Chestnut; center down'ow?: ee RNIA, 2009—Nicels furnished | ient two car lines: vicinity aower Grove waspoN, 558°—L: hrieht housekeep toe bes , ae: ee ee Pub is ited:; oe —— est oO yy sy | WASHINGTON BL., 4940-—Nicely fur- | gantiy furnished: now making lo# winter i; private home, fc)! Park. Grand 15357M. ‘ ing room: private, “Fe rest 408. 1 IND! LA, ~aq6%——Beactifuily : pris WA .; oo nished room: continuous hot water, For- | oa "aod > ” PTS ‘ : . ! =~ oye . . a ’ “4 4 Pshsis “* i» >— PAL : AS ar desirah'e Poe 1 eae ate i. enue 1°91 ; “ ent ars. Call tee, aay L983A Pet rooms As ’ inl SIDNE 2 - 3. . housekeeping, at . _— LAS PON gar eRe. png x6 ce nished od fl be uthe ae 8 expe sed r f ; ' 4 ‘ j =.) - rrr tae room rm. VW ASHIN¢ ;T¢ yy HB! ae “4503- Apt E . fyr- ps y — . Drivate family; cl lean end | ing rooms, ap , — ; hovsekeevin® reom orivare Home c © centiemen; twin beds; al PLYMO!l TH, Glo Cab "3: 3°7M ni hed chard for 1 "ae 2 twin beds apf INDEL] L uP LAZA YIOBEL ~ Sy mn = =o p Ie : vate fa mity. A anv . eee Lares roo 0 ’ ws i ‘ U “ VEMAN, 4065—Furntsh ed or t laundr 24 floor, ‘ git ag , : > - (yon RI BRINDL BE B Li. o° vnfur- e:ec tric gas, ba h. = , vo os ae 1 " ; o : r ; rex . neon ta " |} adults, — ; P ann AND, 4008—Room and board. phone furnished: owner sh we hom ENRIGHT, 5104—%2 large room ym- | Me} AN, 47(1—1 ‘are unfurnished| Forest 44584J. . WASHINGTON Bl... 4984—As represent- Rachelor#® home of comferts nice. coro. CATS — And itee AND BOCK Sin: 2) s) leeping room: | Re . ] neighaborhood: S10 week: no t lete for housekeening 3} ' eet) ur? ished kite jenette I urest RILM aE. DO Oo— 2 connecting houseke P 4 6 }- unus taliv large “Aeliehtful light. rooms. American mri) vo te ss “ee, eo meéman’ all convenien Ps 2st mal —z ; er gee ENRIGHT. 9243-——Room ifn ci Wweieh- a7 : ie _ roums adjoining bah: ermmpos o¢ couple. | clean second floor fre : $45R | Washington, Delmar iia2 Lee rates ‘vm « : - s TENNESSEE ‘ yt —. rooms ma ih aNnG horhood ameliizce hoar at Bat Pt ae “80 Aa-——Fron room: ein — ~ Mates = edhe roo - a ‘ania atte vend P LAND. .3612-—+Front room: a!! con- TENNESSEE 460 I { ede ; hom 3 . Peon . + meet ep » Diver ng aan nie : Re yr y\TAIN Ke tf L . obo “ — j Ae "lek lowe L ne d ro ok Pree reat, bath and | “ROSELL EB HOTEL | Call = oi ae a; private home. _Grang 2693R. | |. ARE ELMAN ~ §556—9 housekeepinz: | ~ * or a ee 2 aamonannedine siete | igh cks south ft daeted Call | De RON RL | 4145 Lindett bi. Lindell 6300; American | CHIHUAHT A—-at stud; , «hs. oe sue , Ah roo" roTrest ede, I amiiy / * ’ : ' ; f Ly 4 ae ’ - } , ; ' .* . eae : . 2 . = 2 + Fa eae | as a " : a Cas 2 I , “ih \c} and Washington arties owning heme! Dilan, $55 e@ month and up: European, $40 a Barber, 4 Pope, rear. pine me and porch: ail con- wil an + ful ew'y |monthi¢g and up neWlvy decorated: exce!. | CHOW rit py; goers res red, Asonable te) Gravoi . ---—- _ hower bath: other room Keeplr reom range, sink, porch, phone aa rely front Cabany will rent 1 large usirUr. f s : 1 re 80T) 4 . a a on “ r oe : ; ; re M iM LA’ V ; . ° . “ hed front room snentinaanen exposure : ON. ox s —Neatly furnished or hr } ne: couple: puventenees: Ti- } rivate; 3 car vines, ae : ‘Take Lirdel! hue direct te hetel ifn useKeeming: couple: conve : vr , 7 teeta ‘ ‘abar $7 OR Keeping xe. ’ @5 per week Forest lad phone in reom q . ” ladies: a : . tleme niy. feat 5 ~~~ | . 3 age on _01ace 58 a 4919 Nature Rridge, corner Enctid: just MI0A—S connecting rooms for with kitchenette; modern conveniences. : ) housekeeping; #7 50 week. fo7) | (cl) ENKI GH. 516 ficely furnished fron Me PHI: RSON, 4060—3-unfurnished oon | ROO MS—One or 2 young lacies, or coune t couple; reasonable ITOM | ot: he Be y furnished, with every mod- Beem light housekeeping rooms; WAVERLY PL. 2100—Large housekeep- ‘abany 2016™W (cl) wale lern convenience SR to S10 per weeks | COLL ip at et pects " ing room with kitenenpette, im NRiGt 3 a D oe “en i41.0 McP HERSON, $9 50—Hd aupal tment: ine OOM Nicely furn ahed., | : ‘ howe: worn » ‘ate 2 5 front room’ n¢ wiv decora ted. ee RK Delmar 1LI9SW. | housekeeping rvome, use of iving reom, ' oxtre Also a senliendid dining room rae i COL LIES&—W hite; ™ £845 range, water. r) ey lecorated housekse>iag rooms ENR wr 4642 —F" 2 hed housekeenin VicPHERSON, 4033—3 front rooms, fur- ROOM—lIr apartrnent: pris ate . ; ery a. [- ‘oreat 4104R ‘ 5 ifee at nonuiar prices, making it an ideal} pups. Nomar. 7 pge~ .j tab] “or ri) eouD phone. | 6 nished, in apartment: garage optional. “"yicmen: reasonable. Linde S305. (CSU) | waTeRMAN, 5057— Nicely : } lish ae e opt iohg. tlermen: reasonable { Ww as every convenience; sf. Forest v ited. Colfax j 888 = (eBA) | ge “title PUPS - d a rate. $1 30 day. $10 week up: avoilj c-owd. able ic) INE Lib aa ght house Ke ve ping room. “a mae ~ ve ; . : Lae e - SIL . ee ZASTON ay : i Ow front room: suitable fo; private. > | 4300 LINDELL $4.50: light housekeep! ing. 3d floor, elec- . ir , tricity reason hath hone, convenient to cars and > J ; oe, 1 ane le city easena Die ath, phone, convenien > t housekeeping: all cpnveniences. i ; —— th did Vit Fe 2 sani ; | tric. gas, laundry, $4. i , a ous ; - - front: all conveniences; Couple or gen- single or en suite: private bathe: spien R as 2917A—Nicely furnished | BULL ‘TERR y . paxeex Aoor, Lindell 6 CALVES—2 heifers, bis SWA, 4347—2 rooms furnished for | +} nk: kitchen II 2 a as nm lin , a nien ‘ fro registered ® . 5 ms oe: y ie i ‘ ow ning hom: : ens elient (ey 719 ow floor front: $10: also other Chee “ electric’ adults pie LN “HiT 5461- ’ PA , nt 4 Th) of Piast r} ( ai} Sunday Ww ASHINGT* mw RL © anal ‘oo? ner U nion Drivuesees. biockR = east 4 ENR IGHT. . Purr from omh, cCVHERSON, W255— immaculate house- : nia po {a= sj —-- ie) 299 ; sa eee odations for arage rea bie. — ar yan wap ,- VICTOR 2036—Furnished light EN Ts HT - Whos Diesen tse | toon VeoPHERSBON jOGH0—2 furnished housé-' ,»,, OM bur ~ T > front sors. adjoinife bath: free a tae srg me ‘ “ 6806. reegeed od } it) | ae Ve a, ~ ROOMS meu, a. . = ron reo. ‘ ae , : 4 Th ramen ereee: male at niahed rooms; all conveniences. Lo-) vare fami): _— _ 400%. ms breakfast if desired: £8-| NEW NORTHWESTERN HOTEL COLLIE we "Ps and : § il ae - : q ; : . : - roa” - s 4 ’ ad 2265 W ‘ISTA, B557A—-Newly furnished room, | NR 1GH aBOG A—— Ls ont noon}; all! McPHERSON, 4160——Light hous Keeping | RoomM—Kitchen privileges, | or « ‘ : iz } orm onnecting i ; ivate fam ls 46051 A EV all WAT ER! AN. An —-Lesirabie rool _ gen- | opened: over 0 rooms: fireproof througnh- — rooms: able , > ie »s Tl: } : 9d f"« wr: owne re home 4 IP of gens f‘adan’ ? 7 ‘ ; . in apartment. | w- ATE PRMAN, 50: 57—T wo nicel ly furnished | when occupied by two peonle. $1 per week old $15 k- Riverside wis connecting “housekeeping uM Av E RI ? ? "46—? neatly furnished 7 llv: g - te furnished | hore et modest cost: your inspection in- ton. Me. Main 3005A—2 large, 3d floor roons. ; 4 ; } ; ‘] ' ro ati . t pre TNl. 21k Hi . 7 SM, electric and water. of Fires > or wt rte ’ 3 . i T ‘THERS: Fp " 4503—1 st a Ma a egg ' ROt wM=—4300 W _— “ghecw ished. "a ) W eo mell phn oe optiona | | ™N ; ARD A ED th. ) i ae rotten’ ving rooms: (Ali onda vate fam ly: Lin et} ee ¥ : seas A : ; " ELDER! LY ‘ +E NT. * ith moderate mea ne. a oon 9° T bun fo . ee . thar : ie ‘ - ints hee : hie . a. °! eros : a es 4 - um. iv he “3800— Fao er three : ad f! | WYOMING, 3 1S —| ri ite forme n ' ENRIGHT 54 re outgi‘dle roon VcPHERSON, +1. ro—Lar ‘ge Warn house ROOM—Lare: - steam he at hot water: To yW bh Le 6200 ne a ie ie bie Bo 7) in ii health wishes to board with farmer . hours keeping See ro mers hree@k les ed ; ey | 5 ae or nm} ; ' £ kee | ing roo "A floor: reasonable ather roomers Fore at 7163 keevu'ing rooms. cive _— in Ozark hilie: German tom tty, pre ferred : yin ely furnished room. lndv | WYOMING. 36°8 ‘urnished room 1 or | ENRIGHT, o0f2A—Sinel ron roo MePHERSON 299 A—Lieht hovsekeen- | hin MS —Two. for lhousekeeping Forest WE (Ls [O81—Large house ‘keeping | re. — ri ve _par' iculare. Om H- 139 t- Die. cely uUrnished roon ® gentlemen pritnate family: modern domes eile en enna hi’ ing sleeping: electrictis gus. bath: neat ‘ a0) BW fei} conveniences: also garage: adu so registered. i; board optional; private fam- | na R47 Be Wisse Ss , ene ah et ie . 402 , — | : | ; i ho me be Grand 8467M ane ~Modern, €1 pner week; pris ate fam R. ak. ient. ‘ROOMMATES WANTED COLLIE — AT T McPHE pny $246-—Beautiful room, sin- Cc ry ZSSUM Gentleman re 32 16—Room for one or ; ily. abet | WE STMINOTER. 1 et (s) c OOMMATE Wid.—Young lady. to_ share | oe Pe i971—Nice) y furnished rooms, ev- | : , ‘= TOO ai , + ne SONVEN iene es. Renton uals. Southwest Ee ee _ hem fo FS . aero ere Weve car 4 (ce) Re a _ Slee: ng every rivenienc: rea- | eines people t t: private Tbe mar SL Hel. | | n see j ¥ r I an Ls ee = ~ lei ; Tv Va te at I ouse Keen rea sO na - ; , + ; -? hy ‘vers af 18> sary as ” - , *h- FOOT) ae ay mn : aoe : _ ~ a 7 . Ry 0 Neatly irnished, steam | RANCH OFT, MIA Desirable 4 y , a a at} emiienenrs WePHERSON. $027--Room with kiteher able | et ——+ - — et eerie PT... 3942.--Large “kit c 4 ROOMMATE Wed Congenial young Jjady | COLLTES Hire r bath pane! ik family: references exchanged. Riverside + ” “a at Ves ne Ff ROOM—Lady to enare ne hedroom, #ink: housekeeping. . a tered stock: ptpp Dy me : -. - ' , 4 ePtie modern; buf sieeping room. ry en ’ : ; or couple to ehare fat. reaschabie. ot | fan Met Nicely foals hed rooms: 4590\W\. bt coatnten wu ok een dults. 1740. WEATMIS a THe rt 4:08 -Larre ‘front Marcus. oreo penneeae, . ve { ste k ; ” rer . , Ty 35 ™ © *#srrvyy)}s a4 ‘ #* ‘* a 8 vite ' user ‘ ac ’ 2 : . ‘ : . xe nig iit? ‘¥ if . fy wet .ye r ° . ~! . | . a : - re - : her 1 r ivile nee. : . Us 7) ‘ 0 Ah. pine « .t ‘ ne. nt ty Sn tir ion nnecte | Mi. P HE RSON. : Newly furn shed 4 A : “4 yisek opi ‘iain 4 ; sate he rnishe? sleeping room for : > fc) ti xoM M ATE Wta —— > oF 4 giria. , 6 ~~ | are Lie fi ~ a> ATERe eon! ect | ne irst ix or . ‘oo I | _- ., ’ : * 5 he ’ aouther . * > 7h al! conven } em} - . ~ . ~ , ‘ . “ “ - : we " furn | sme? * room apt.: reference i | am cavatered. ¢ ; Bseke ping rooms: also single ar e* ner Toone : geemecearies : : : ' ences: niano also garage. fahed: #au 45. Fores ye Boy WESTMINSTER. 4246—Two housekeeping exch owed Lindel! 406° W aregner, a eh 7 90—\ - st “ING 2537 §. (reari——Three | ENRICH S848—Several attra _ Piano. car os i Sleeping, large. weil furnished.) " proms running water. 24 floor. a néel_« =p!) | austin Gittins 418 pelea : No oely furnished room , KINGE SHIGIM AT. dui y s1 write P one Cys wes ed . “— . Mai HE: HON 4946— Nicely f uri ahed pile ROOM! om _ eg wivate fam , - — had | ROOMMATE wed. ~Younrg lady mend id water, bath. furnace heat: - a names saaeete © Be Fe Won gan ets | i "room: «ter heat. } hot bath: home vriv SOUL hess | expe eine yt te 497, ia) | WESTMINSTER PL.. 304 .-—Laree (9) and beard; good home. Fee gngprgge seven for one or two gentlemen; rn rage. $2" wRIG] See ie ' iar | fly: West En l Phe j fur room: first floor; bath, hot watet ~ 95: NW, COLAAR PL $%8ined neighborhood. Grand | McREE, 4319— 2 connecting hoipeker ving gen om Tonga ete page 41%3—targe f-ont house- ROOMS 9 oes + el ee os4 Foregt | WESTMINSTER. 4214 — Housekeey! ne ‘ROOMMATE Wid —Tady, share room in| “ipret: 7 end some ors _ “ peg eres: cg Pe: ee es: a Ga". v +, 2) ning 1 3 windows; southern ¢x- | p --y at o ” fuse geping, , es room kitchenette, $7; couple . ; apartment. 3545 Lafavette Act. E si No. a Vowsem e. bia monte os Furnis) ed ‘room 7 corner atrietl) private sensi stn ad - > un at ai . . ; “A ES MINSTER PL 3744—Singie ——, to) | +) ; aa . a 7 —— sha re “7 rs he "s ¢,) ; . «Pete bP ri . is a2. . 3 4 om aos : ye . . — forte nile. fre a r Tt vate ah 7 o. ~ ? — o « *.. | ices rec . al , P o ' * i housekee ins: adults ; ren ni anc Sunday einer... hiock a es: 8 ey” ourekeeping: also room and k! rs oR 2 b ADIE o - frny oy er 4 ¢} 04 ' hit Ww. 8 furnished sight | $ peerer Ter . eo eae ae oes Tath ” ’ = and s leeping room - OO ee r : “southern #ex- large. airy reom: unfurnished: kitchen | 7: ee — Re gig ny ¢* seemed rhe: } . fhemntan cat ‘, (prs ! te eee . ETZEL a15}1— : rite i} i ‘ LOU \ PL EP NW 4474—Newly ne Ri OM—E egant jing gh ery : I indeli tr) jleges — — — fc) | aventionte. : a: ant: i nven- keeping rooms wap sem rag” gg 2 arage. Delmar 57° pomure: gentuemen | —P oy . 6537-—Beautiful 9 . —ru shed, deasant: —_ “ room 3 baths; garage. } WESTMINSTER PL 53° auti ‘rooms ao—w A. 5848 Fs - for on ne fmiy a Mower Grove - pestau-| ETARFT.. 5844—Furnished room. ‘Caban) oe . _(c62)| 8282 tindell. lovely second so m. gentlemen or couple employed, AND BOA anted . marie Boas her ‘are a te » hagas nished room for | part in block; will build garage. Benton; 3285, Pa ce epaow {on—-Furnished room to, RO MA 300 leek i room, Delmar | geod meals fel) | ROOM AND BOARD Witd—for girl 2 ti ————| 708. _ : (¢) |RTZFU TER., 1121—F yea front room. | Pa 1S 50 per we week; phone and steam| f “ye acts sence Bits a | eT MINGPER PL, a¢a0-——Very Iaree} years oid, Colfax 3186R% 00 peas 28 BOARDED-—S4 por meni . 7-3 rooms, @eictric, | rte. 4urin flav —— ; - «x tah ed ” a) r front root * , t a-new furniture . Al & HE rk tT, =e ‘ *0——Housekeeping, s.ee ping ' * . pan ~ oo a en ences - a 499°. 64 weal. kitchen —Aleace, | ROOM Refit ea — lem > ie Ree lene - wm ley u. LP Digpe te le eR Be — oe . ere hits = Agee eae saiteseadiianaeiiie ™ ta 662 Se ee aaa Brartment. Grand 7602w. | *‘ i. furnished: yenseua bie Forest | _o7 furnished MAPLEE. 6054—Furn! zs or ae orest_6 = right | seamen. eaaunetl hot | f oe TD ey ae ——iatge Toom for 2| 28213, ee |RVGLID, 1401 8 —B faentshed rooms for ae eae eee tacesine ; —— F pes eee Bm; for ‘a delieht- | water. wae home, for stuler nnd brotha +f es oe family: conveniences. A RTMER. 6303—Housekeeping room: 24 ligt it housekeeping; moéarn: garage. _ MAPLE —— Pegg whone. Forest ful room. private tami ly of adults; apart- WEST PINE Bt... wee a _ a Ci we aia ' PS —Compecting rooms floor front: southern exposure: owners Fic “L, 1.118 —Rooms neat v furnished. okegee: ga ment: bus and car line. Delmar light housekeeping roome ldren’ —e. home. ht honeekert or Sf ieenne . Te. ee a ore ent Bat a i+, Oy, ee Me st A inacaet Be saat “re gt Shik SA sad sa vay tats he? eo 3 bd . a. My wads we a at 5 alia a a ta ee! 4 A ete _

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Mees Ze —BAaepheg eee Sing «TS AR es 2 4 __ 8T. Loris POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale in these columns today wt POST-PISPATCH. 2 in othe — POULTRY AND BIRDS = (== : : POULTRY AND BIRDS eae gts an a a aay ks — Dogs and Cats For Sale oe Chicks ts! = | . et aera — = mp. id ) acres: o@ark: cat over. 3 miles; PARM—S0 aere rh ick, Mo. - frame "inal one “TrBue tee count nty no entrant : pe St . rat I Rover. outh: me 3 heap. Owner. pa mail rou ™ > x snipD : FOX TER ih eer ee Neu >is ecaike@s |: ! ; Ane - 40M “— , ne # % > M : = ‘ Z ' ; \-@ Ts ‘ 4 - CERMAN Shame PUFP , » 4 ; | rte ‘el poe , hwartz, +. » aaa ae California ae 3 — | ingen 2 res F ARMERS ERMAN ?F a © - oo! OEE. Cart eel niclitabeRhianenntiinth asus ee a nT a a as D ode ~ 4 + _— AQUARIUMS, FISH, ETC. _ ~ 5 Glever, 5070 Waterman Ao het yr n we Eat pe PP ecg weg BS * cout hea 1 arthage Mo i 31 Bonne * POULTRY FARM- - iy: at Bailwin Louis County: 3-reem house: all ki : i*™u dings ‘\~ acres price poste: ash will buy. Gr and 42056M. he # . ~ SAP Ret has ee Eta ate RRS: DR OE a Gh RIN ie in sca hE ss ba, cigtaedian, ciadeenda abadhamn atin TESD POODLES—Puppies 3 femal | 2 z fre PRATT FoopD ¢ ri. ie plante. | : Ap Sag ! anad o _ neal ) sevens F I N A N Cc a ih oss: § eante ft ? -s 4 , - Me 174 Walnut ) :| Ted ¢ : $ = i } oe: aren, 5 a = CLTRY LAND—$5 down, | | 4029 Se ; : PT CH} ms Philadelphia. "Pa. tor 2 oP — teas en : » , . ; i aie ‘ } r . T+ ; — y : ; x vw, end or ist. Box 3 PRRIcarse — PU Phespctiewet = “si? mats 0° } es cheat big The = — oo a et « ‘ $4) a0 a : a : : x 7 . ; or 7 ip ‘ a? . +, I i >it me ww - i : - , = 4 pep oc PR cash. balamce $50 annually. .-~ Ss ¢ ‘FARMS and FARM || Siiicrsche, one eet cp ea eas ane | utente sage Reena | Seer a : i mage eels yy aad . a adie OF |s9 ACRES on Merramec River. suital A “TO MOBILE LOANS and LAN DS }f faaii 3 “azing . . a for beautifa: subdivision and clubhox kK.nds: lowest rates. _ I} liands a ror sth : | ARM secre weil bmy ‘arm: sit-| sites F. H. Disharoon Robertsvilie. Me.| ment Co. 402 Tithe Guareame ets near rid geet saa ae «pa 7 ‘ 1 c i, a , : : a ext be nar TT : ” a te : eh = oe cefindmes® Ge per, malta money fee us , Bring title. ~ : a are, -i—_ a acres 1S mi 5- minute a a North Market oe EM z = = . ae A?) full wie : Ae, 7 ie ow , ‘+ Opec = , mH ™ ' sea nein ; 4 cows. Fe | nickens. a - w- « adil — > 2315 Otive St. POINTER-— Yor rade uy it en Judd | 5 23 Lafayet: v: deed 325 2] ut Olive ’ FISHER 7300 se wa mule - ae > VS. _F ~_hmsne ~ S13 Murphy Bidg., “E Sy Se re nig ie needa, COLES AME: CE AAR eo iy Ee Te Bai! ast road cheap Andalusians For Sale reedit 484 East Pa | © ARCH “een a - a= : SSE, ESS — st of sae alll ? , a 4S FPivs Cornish For Sale SARE nae es tae | = | : ge ee : State. Genevieve County! fies fruit. ete: RNISH s and —?* A A LYON WOON BRIT Pe Ae: hasoeaee Hrsy _Gam 2 For Sale —tHig’ 2$s et heat tote bred: aisq errs TY Sea ct POMERANI —— Pekingese. mor Leghorns For Saie _ norhing hut the er ae —— Aa POWERANIANS — Grown erange. «able and black. Forest 694 POMERANIA NS—Mi PevPpiesn ana grown stein, S908 Dickern POMERANIA NS—Res ui’ colors: grown and Wee Seesinehauws S715 POODLE DOG—White. 4 sonable. 3845 lace Fr ewLE te eos—Two: OCraveatie - ec Peyy_LE PUPS —The idee? Des. 2338 > YOUPPIER—-Wat us ae “oan OR Won t to §$60.000: ear " sensibie =ricss oi? : Bais pounte : ss sles : ; , , ) “4 4 ; 9 301 mere ta re -_ - —— Ps‘ ate =9P1_Olive: da ; S gtas é . er 4 | hous z — a. — e eS worm _ " ie. eine : + a+ 5k Senuamanaminiedan 7 : ee _eaaragygorwe : ) : BENSEEIN : | ’ va na | @e-ce: tee zi lorstio : S| MONEY 1 on furniture : nes : “MALL CHMKES AND TRICK FARWS urine , f ca : cres. 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fa? eet Ores Fe ex 2 reer, a ee CIENCE, sentiment and | engaged in wordy battle upon de Suwanee Ribbe Aggressive science threw when members of the IT jogical Survey officially river, which rises in as meorgia and flows through No empty into Suwanee Bay in the G These youthful observers repo River was little more than creek, where chills and fever atic sluggish stream where moa | tors dreamed beneath long : pendant from cae nee a etry and triangulation an aimee tables, but they hadn't a | ‘standing of the human heart. T yeckoned without “Roxey.”’ “Roxey” is Samuel Rothafel, : ‘capitol Theater, New York, whi egsting through Station, WEAF, meee eet Ey mote control. Before he becam Me “fans he was heralded by thousan - a a was saat —. | = = ‘of motion-picture devotees for hi Af - — = ——— 44 M : ; - o 7 _, :: * | a tions” in that theater. ? = a Ss = | e —# «“poxey’’ read and, it is to be | pled in his wrath. But that trem {ng to that which should have co | of the Suwanee River what was in store. Out into the ether “Roxey”’ lau: est, freest style, a ‘presentation’ ’ = Md " ) DD); G “ —— @m~ “It is far, far away, but the hea Consider the advance of the science on {ts prac- etches him a blow in the stomach that doubles him ree AN en ee is ever turning to it, because ther tical side. A hundred years ago it used to be sup- up speechless. > HKG VS) ZY" 2D ypy) - where the old folks stay. On ti . Y yj \ ; posed that fever could be cured by the letting of The doctor walks over to the window and reads \\ \ “ Be Wf, banks may be only a hut among t dlood; now we know positively that it cannot. Even 1). morning paper for @ while. Presently he turns AAA Shi "4h fs * bushes, but the bees are still hu: 70 years ago it was thought that fever was curable and begins to mutter more to himself than the pa- . - Wee : * fd ming around it day by day and t by the administration of sedative drugs; now we tient. “Hum!” says the doctor, “there’s a slight ' lif i AY 4 banjo is still tumming there in t know that it isn't. anesthesia. of the tympanum.” “Is that so?” says ae Sg . y 3 starlight. And so they will contin For the matter of that, as recently as 30 years AZO =the patient, in an agony of fear. ‘“‘What can I do , | Ze a to do while memories of home a: doctors thought that they could heal a fever by gnhout it, doctor?” “Well,” says the doctor, “I want ‘ . simple hopes and affections are t means of low. diet and the application of ice; now you to keep very quiet; you'll have to go to bed Ran . “ J most prized possessions of ma they are absolutely certain that they cannot. This ang stay there and keep quiet.” ee : , pa bind * ms instance shows the steady progress made in the In reality, of course, the doctor hasn’t the least LS = pase Rose curtains and a purple gel treatment of fever. idea what is wrong with the man; but he does know WS’, ..' y See not give a softer glow to the picture But there has been the same cheering advance all ¢nat if he will go to bed and keep quiet, awfully quiet, AIS ~ En~ ~ Perhaps between the two report: along the line. Take rheumatism. A few genera- he’ll either get quietly well again or else die a wNSS * \ mean of truth. tions ago people with rheumatism used to have to quiet death. Meantime, if the doctor calls every a OY \ The river that Stephen Collins Fe carry round potatoes in their pockets as a means ,,orning and thumps and beats him, he can keep the ~, MATS ae. in his famous song wasn’t the § of cure. Now the doctors allow them to carry abso- patient submissive and perhaps force ‘him to confess — Aa) Sy . Florida and Georgia at-all. He jt lutely anything they like. They may go round with yno+ is wrong with him. — a pt from an almanac. Foster was tl their pockets full of watermelons if they wish to. It “What about diet, doctor?”’ says the patient, com- . ; " a genius of American song. From m makes no difference. pletely cowed. : ~ humanity he wove melodies whic In only one respect has there been a decided lack The answer to this question varies very much. Jf he is attracted by the appearance of a fimg@mm after his death, sweep concert at of progres8 in the domain of medicine: that is in [Jt depends on how the doctor is feeling and whether or a thumb, he clips it off and wraps it @ | the time it takes to become a qualified practitioner. {t is long since he had a meal himself. If it is tate Pre. ) In the good old days a man was turned out thor- jn the morning and the doctor is ravenously hungry, appear too transparent, and would fail to inaye SUWANER RIVE! oughly equipped after putting in two winter sessions he says: “Oh, eat plenty; don’t be afraid of it; eat Patient with a proper confidence. But mm : at a college and spending his summers in running meat, vegetables, starch, glue, cement, anything you ‘his element is supplied by the work of the alay W:: down upon de Suwi oe logs for a sawmill. Some of the students were }ike.’’ laboratory. Whatever is wrong with the pf Yas, far ewes turned out even sooner. But if the doctor has just had lunch and if his 0ctor insists on snipping off parts and p = Dere’s wha’ my heart i Nowadays it takes anywhere from five to eight breathing is short-circuited with huckleberry pie, ¢xtracts of him and sending them mysteriously Dere’s wha’ de old ft years to become a doctor. Of course, one is willing he says very firmly ‘No, I don’t want you to eat to be analyzed. He cuts off a lock of the = All up and down de whole cre to grant that our young men are growing stupider anything at all; absolutely not a bite; it won’t hurt air, marks it, “Mr. Smith’s Hair, February, Raa} = Sadly I roam, | Then he clips off the lower part of the ent Still longing for de old plantati wraps it in paper, and labels, “Part of Mr. 8 : And for de old folks at home Ear, February, 1925.” Then he looks the @ | up and down, with the scissors fn his a | CHORUS. “ » he is attracted by the appearance of a finger All de world-am sad Bree. ps seinen nae thumb, he clips it off and wraps it up. os | Eb’ry where I roam, “ih = 4 entneanbi oddly enough, is the very thing that fills the mi }} Ob, darkies, how my heart grows doctor thinks there up with that sense of personal importance Wa Far from de old folks at home may be a slight anes- worth paying for. a i thesia of the prog- “Yes,” says the bandaged patient, later int All ‘round de little farm I wai nosis, but he’s sent to a group of friends mveb tmnressed, “the@ When I was young, | my ear to New York thinks there may be a slight anesthesia of the ge many happy days I squand and my appendix to nosis, but he’s sent my ear to New York & whee 7 de ‘songs I sung. , Baltimore and a lock appendix to Baltimore and a lock of.my half” ts was playing wid my bru ; editors of all the medical journals. and meéai 1appy was I; of my. hair to the I am to keep very aniet and not exert mys@ Oh, take me to my kind old mu editors of ell the yond drinking a hot Scotch with lemon and a Dere let me live and die. : medical journals, and every half-hour.” With that he sinks back &@ One little hut wi C— Sa meantime I am to on his cushions, luxuriously happy. « 4 paige. 0 de bushes, = a : = ti} keep very quiet and And yet, isn’t it funny? a Still sadly to =e roshe: No matter where I rove. | When will 1 see de bees a-humm WMT TTP | not exert myself be- So you and I and the rest of us—as soon &f | i) } yond drinking a hot have a pain within us, rush for the doctor @ AIA |i i Scotch with lemon as a taxi can take us. Yes. personally, I even ars eaeee ‘ All ’ = an ambulance with a bell on it. It’s more | ‘round de comb? : ‘When will I hear de ba umn ——— = - a njo tumn = ‘ = Vy and nutmeg every Next Week: “The Theory of Evolution." Page 1 wo. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 8, 1925. : f ad ‘ow "2s ue

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~ Geors CIENCE, sentiment and a bit of fiction are engaced in wordy battle royal ‘“‘’way down upon de Suwanee Ribber, far, far away.’’ Aggressive science threw down the gauntlet when members of the United States Geo- logical Survey officially reported on that river, which rises in a swamp in Southern ia and flows through Northern Florida to A ' eppty into Suwanee Bay in the Gulf of Mexico. These youthful observers reported that the Su- an River was little more than a lazy, evil-smell- @ «oe creek, where chills and fever hatched; a mias- 3 pstic sluggish stream where mosquitoes bred and rs dreamed beneath long beards of Spanish | moss pendant from live-oak trees. They knew much of geometry and triangulation and calculus and loga- " sithmic tables, but they hadn't a penetrating under- q standing of the human heart. ® reckoned without “Roxey.” Therefore, they had “Roxey” is Samuel Rothafel, announcer for the 4 ; Capitol Theater, New York, which does its broad- t casting through Station, WEAF, operating by re- —- faote control. Before he became known to radio - 1 fans he was heralded by thousands upon thousands “® of motion-picture devotees for his “stage presenta- | tons” in that theater. “Roxey” read and, it is to be assumed, he trem- ‘ "bled in his wrath. But that trembling was as noth- # ing to that which should have come upon the bold explorers of the Suwanee River had they known be says, viciously. e self-denial in the matter of eating fy _ g in the world.” ’ about drinking?” Again the doctor’s © He may say, “Oh, yes, you might # of lager now and then, if you can get prefer it, a gin and soda or a whisky ris, if you have any, and I think before I'd take a hot Scotch with a couple of © ite sugar and a bit of lemon peel in & grating of nutmeg on the top.” 4 F says this with real feeling, and hig — with the pure love of his professiog, — he other hand, the doctor has spent the at a little gathering of medica) friend, | pt to forbid the patient to touch allen” — shape, and to dismiss the subject with — , this treatment in and of itself woul@ - dreams. ' what was in store. Out into the ether “‘Roxey’’ launched, in his bold- est freest style, a “‘presentation” of the Suwanee “The Suwanee River,’ he B® id, “rises in the highest _gountains of the human saul and is fed by the deepest " grings of the human heart. "it does not flow through the @ swampy regions of: Florida, ® but through the pleasant, | sunny lands of memory. It - doee not empty into a ma- ® terial sea, but into the glo- ‘rious ocean of unfulfilled “It laves the shores of childhood. Its current 4 ripples with the low, sweet melody of recollections, @ softened and made misty by distance. @ mystical power in its waters that whoever finds There is such . i himself wearled and worn by the struggle of living =) y ; - | t an ont x y) ; m yy : 7a Vig» £ he 3 F | VIA At fi; fay s . ‘ff , ? [y ee 0S FSS “pp 3 : has only to quaff and gain nepenthe. “It is far, far away, but the heart | is ever turning to it, because there's where the old folks stay. banks may be only a hut among the bushes, but the bees are still hum- ming around it day by day and the | banjo is still tumming there in the On its starlight. And so they will continue @ to do while memories of home and 7 simple hopes and affections are the @ most prized possessions of man- kind.”’ Rose curtains and a purple gelatine lamp could _@ Mtgive a softer clow to the picture than did ‘“‘Roxey. ® Perhaps between the two reports lies the golden » Mean of truth. The river that Stephen Collins Foster immortalized : | ia his famous song wasn’t the Suwanee River of ng F Florida and Georgia at all. ® from an almanac. He just got that name Foster was the great nationa! o® senius of American song. From materials of simple acted by the appearance of a finget: mb, he clips it off and wraps it up. — nsparent, and would fail to inspire (h00g@ m a proper confidence. But nowadays © is supplied by the work of the analytical” Whatever is wrong with the patient, the @ ts on snipping off parts and pieces and | im and sending them mysteriously away @ od. He cuts off a lock of the patients” it, “Mr. Smith’s Hair, February, 1925." @ ips off the lower part of the ear, an@ paper, and labels, “Part of Mr. Smiths yr 41925." Then he looks the pauviems n, with the scissors fn his hand. and B® ted by the appearance of a finger or & i clips it off and wraps it up. Now, thi gg. rh. is the very thing that fills the patiea® t sense of personal Importance which & ng for. ‘ ys the bandaged patient, later in the dayy of friends mvch tmnressed. “the de e may be a slight anesthesia of the pre he’s sent my ear to New York and » Baltimore and a lock of.mvy hair to all the medical journals. and meantl pep verv aniet_and not exert mvself . ing a hot Scotch with lemon and nutmeg hour.’ With tat he sinks back fain 7 hions. luxuriously happy. «+ a tisn’t it funny? nd I and the rest of us—as soon as 2 within us, rush for the doctor as mn take us. Yes. nersonally. I even pre nce with a bell on it. It’s more sooth (Copvright.) ork: “The Theory of Evolation.” sath 5 f = e Oh, take me to my kind old mudde: One little hut among de bushes |» When will 1 see de bees a-hummin- 7 PWhen will I hear de banjo tumming /Mumanity he wove melodies which now, 61 years pater his death, sweep concert audiences with ap- SUWANEE RIVER. AY down upon de Suwanee Ribber, Far, far away; Dere’s wha’ my heart is turning eber, Dere’s wha’ de old folks stav. All up and down de whole creation Sadly I ‘roam, Still longing for de old plantation And for de old folks at home. CHORUS. All de world am sad and dreary. Eb'ry where I roam, Oh, darkies, how my heart grows wearv Far from de old folks at home! All ‘round de little farm I wandered When I was young, Den many happy days I squandered. Many de songs I sung. When I was playing wid my brudder. Happy was I: «¢ Dere let me live and die. One dat I love, Still sadly to my mem'ry rushes No matter where I rove. All ‘round de comb? Down in my good old home? ee a Sunday Magazine- -St. Louis Post-Dispatch- -March 8, 1925. ~ Facsimile copy of Foster's manuscript show- Ing how he changed the name from “Pedee’’ after finding “Suwanee River’ in an almanac. Ws »- ea Rm. ~ a PQQ where! POs —“ saa’ NI ta Qo HAWN cA Oenedhs A AN N a bonus of $560 for the song. It plause when a Schumann-Heink or a Galli-Curci opens her throat to the first caressing notes. Chief of them all was “The Suwanee River.’’ But there were “My Old Kentucky Home,” “O Susanna,” *‘Massa’s in de Cold, Cold Ground,” ‘“‘We’re Coming, Father Abraham, One Hundred Thousand Strong,’ “Old Uncle Ned,” “Old Black Joe,’ and scores of others, No other American has written airs with such a hold upon the popular American imagina- tion. Most of the best of them were associated with negro characters. That was because another Amer- ican art-form—the old-time negro minstrelsy, which Edwin Forrest and Joseph Jefferson and Edwin Booth did not disdain—had traded Foster bread and drinks and a little more for his outpouring of song. A strange and ill-starred genius, loving, simple- hearted, sincere, he wrote and drank and starved, and left to America its chief heritage of folk-song Hardly even Edgar Allan Poe was less efficient than Foster as a business man. “The Louisiana Belle’ and ‘‘Uncle Ned,’’ Foster gave to Peters, the Cincinnati publisher, just because the latter admired them. From these and ‘“‘O Susanna”’ Peters made $10,000. The author and composer must content himself with name and fame. “The Suwanee River’ had almost a like fate. FE P. Christy, founder of the famous Christy Minstrels, wanted an unpublished song to sing. Foster offered him “The Suwanee River’ gratis, but his brother Morrison intervened and Christy was glad to par Two of ‘his first songs, "was published first as being Christy’s work, both words and music, “‘As sung in Christy's Minstrels.”’ Brother Morrison, too, had a part !n naming the song. Originally Foster wrote its opening word< ‘as: “Way down upon de Pedee Ribber, Far, far away.” Notwithstanding that there was a Pedee River. running through North and South Carolina, though known in-the former State as the Yadkin, there was neither dignity, sentiment nor music in the sound It was not poetic, therefore, to his artist's ear; i didn’t fit. Morrison Foster, having guided hi: brother through the channels of finance, now aide« him in composition. Together they took down an almanac. Listed somewhere ir its pages they found the Su- wanee River, and though Ste- phen Foster spelled the word “Swanee,’ he made the nama immortal. What Foster knew of the South is problematical. Agnes Foster Crosby, in a study of the composer, has said that “except for pleasure trips on steam- owned by his brother Dunning, Foster saw little and knew little of the South.”’ His biographer, Hareid Vincent Miller, has asserted that there is “absolutely no evidence” that the composer of “My Olid Kentucky Home’ was ever in Kentucky. The dialect he wrote in his minstrel songs probably was never heard among the ante-bellum slaves. tut it served, and its spirit serves today, and it probably will be remembered in the hearts of singing men when the scientific observations of the Geological Surver lie musty, dusty and forgotten in archives at Washington. Foster was born July 4, 1826, in the then frontier town of Pittsburg, Pa., and was the roungest of a family of seven. His father was Col. William Bar- clay Foster, who built his home at what is the cor- ner of Penn and Butler streets in that city. His siste? Eliza had a guitar on which as a child he picked out tunes, and there is a tradition reported in The Bookman pf February, 1914, that once in a shop where his mother was making purchases 5Ste- phen’s eye fell on a flagelot, with which he strug- gied until the 7-year-old youngster finally tootled out a version of “Hail, Columbia.’ Though his mu- sical instruction was rudimentary, he had a genuine gift of melody and at 19 Was using it to entertain the boys and girls who collected at ‘“‘White Cottage,” his father’s hospitable home. At 25 Stephen was in New York and famous. Foster had married in 1850 Jane MeDowell, daughter of a Pittsburg physician, who had little sympathy with the hopes and dreams of her song- writing husband. Their life together was unliappy. Milligan in his biography repels the view that Fos- ter’s intemperance was a cause, suggesting that it came later. They separated after a daughter was born and he drifted into the old New York bowery, living in a 25-cent lodging house, in which, as at 4 (Continued on page 15.) Page Three. boats

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- . ' , ™ , - . oT , “ " : g —_ pr , Pa = ee: 2 = Bin Bo * ' hee . Z a - oe ee ABSAR had 4his. Brutus, Charlies the First his Crom- well and George the Third did not profit by their ex- ample, despite that famous speech of warning which Patrick Henry dekvered in the Virginia House of Burgesses, in 1765. And now Alfonso XIII of Spain, it appears, has his Vicente Blaseo Lbanez. The seathing denunciations which Novelist Ibanez launches against King Alfonso have as yet altered the course of history very little, if at all. Aifonso continues to be the Sovereign of Spain, that nation remains under the rule of the mii! tary directorate. Rut the author of “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse’ and other stories known [0 readers of fictional ‘‘best sellers’ keeps up his activities as leader in the movement for a revo- lution in Spain, to abolish the monarchy and set up a republic. Well-known novelist in seeking to drive a King from his throne, monarch sufficiently moved by stinging accusations to take formal steps for his punishment and to make bitter allusions to Ibanez, without naming him, in a banquet speech—such is the singular situation out of which historic events may proceed, avowedly the writer's exile, the there police or 24 hours last November skirmishes between Spanish soldiers and small rebellious groups. . on ‘> 4” was printed in the weekly, in Spanish, ~ French and Italian. The editor notified he was going to Paris to slap the face of Ni insulting King Alfonso, and explained thas four languages sq ithat-fhanez might 2s dae *~ ve 7 ee understand. “Varella is extravagant with space in weekly,” commented Ibanez at Paris. Sunday Magazine-~St. Louis Post-Dispatch- -March 8, 1925. w i “ 4 is tw) been my people's language, un gits on the Spanish throne. | 4g say in four languages that h induce me to fight. lam rea » he never has killed anyon ex is an experienced due was followed by others, wil wi} more, from royalist sympathiz aed he must draw a line as to suc’ a st cable to the’ repre. the novelist said: a cath and when I was a 7 in Spain I often fought duel wer on corruption. Twice I eed and escaped death only by a I do not need now to prove my a challenge from every 5¥ alfonso and Primo de River: e. But not the proteges of to-make themselves known. have chosen for myself a nob! follow it to the‘end. I have ¢) of a peaceful novelist to carry al ‘Republican Spain, ‘+ .it is impossible otherwise the dictator's prship. - am spending hing I have in and spreading chures in Spain. I I am risking life because I do hide, but I carry a and will try ‘shoot first. If Victor Hugo could : 18: years in Guernsey, never cs on Napoleon III, I can spend | attacking Alfonso of Spain wi to the howl of every cur at my he »plying to accusations that he t, Ibanez said that he despised t! “as much as Alfonso’s.”. He d ) to be a repu to help Sp tyrants, de modernize system and ish people 1 velop and > among the « Europe.” A comic cember was sued at Mad moned Ibat within. 15 publication before a mi Madrid, to regarding | which he hy distributed . Spanish edit ~was entitle Belzed—The Terror in § When inf of the

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SS Ae a a a a a i . « a ~ . 4 —-: = e- a : 7 , y + Bs ™ . : , 7 = . | 4 ; bs : sj . » . B peen my people's language, unlike the Haps- laughed heartily and remarked: ho sits on the Spanish throne. Varella doesn't “It is unnecessary to say that I shall not respond gay in four languages that he will slap my to the invitation. I would just as soon take refuge " i ‘a induce me to fight. Iam ready to meet him on a cannibal! island or throw myself ipto waters in- the pen of Vicente Blasco I ane ee habited by hungry crocodiles or timatene sharks as die at my post, and mud ‘a gh he never has killed anyone, except in his to confide myself to the Government of bandits now . all . t hi 0 books of the miserable scrib- the booklets we; | Republican Spain, FES bler, Ibanez. We are ransack- tossed Out as tach it is impossible —s ing the bookshops for all un- planes flew above im, pais | otherwise : sold copies and invite every- towns, §- Basch the dictators be body having a copy to bring = | his novels and throw them on ¥ oc ep = . hip. e ‘ y ee on RE Re Es aa | Soe vote fer a bill introduced which would re- circulation in -— 18 d ee sll nt sasiaw ti t | ; * 4 7 es. i : te : | peal the law under which the prosecution es, with cargoes of pamphlets, took them | = eee One ae ee ee is of Ibanez was begun i | Vera. I on Napoleon III, I can spend a few of my stian, Pampelune, Burgos, Vera, , 4, s attacking Alfonso of Spain without listen- er places, unloaded and ie hed ot bear ee het iJ to France. Sometimes : of every cur at my heels. d iene neara city, @ Replying to accusations that he was a soviet — ee esis oan te ened . Ibanez said that he despised the soviet tyran- “i Le ae .% | en apes , . es y 9 “as much as Alfonso’s.”” He declared himself | ge) a ee .: oe & yh cnctguegpel : ; the pamphlets. In huge P to be a republican “hoping ; il ene ; oe fae ‘The King of Spain has decided not to yn the wings, visible from to help Spain wot a of ask France to bring Ibanez to trial,’ the gnd, one plane was ia- i : Premier stated, ‘and I thank him for , Press Illustrating Service, Ine. Just 10 days after proceedings were started, Premier Herriot announced in the Chamber of Deputies that the charges of lese majeste against Ibanez had been a. tyrants, develop schools Maw | Faget : c ‘id _ I ; ‘ BB ee 1 Ba eRe : is liberalis ? oe, os Y ' modernize the economic (ne Gen, Primo de eS — cromascial t system and give the Span- 2 Hm i) 0, _ Rivera. The real causes of King Alfonso’s de- ¢. 12 orders were issued IN E ish people a chance to de- ie baci fi ae a. en ae This — oa cision, said rumor, were the indignation ee tee Sorensen a : : velop and take due rank & : ss mene r@ apeaeh ‘te areused in France over the prosecution crossing the Pyrenees, _ among the other peoples of af, | Pe gc ES aa in. Madrid, °*"% the announced intention of Ibanez to Danish destroyers pa- 3 Europe.”’ 3 g gee ke s | ji employ the witness stand as a platform he coast to prevent the books from a aleets tneldent tn De- oa ae , Pacific & Atlant : from which he could renew his charges into Spain by water : 4 cember was the order is- King Alfonso made his retorts, and interview at Nice, on Dec. 27, Ibanez same sued at Madrid which sum- bitter ones théy were, at a banquet which tend abandoning literature as long a8 4 ; moned Ibanez “to appear Because Ibanez is not loyal to the King of Spain, Was given in his nonor by the municipality of Cor situation remains intolerable. I am no A within 15 days from the this Spanish actress refused to take the leading dova. Alluding to the Campaign against him “in at @ patriotic kind of Don Quixote, swam publication of the. edict’ role in a dramatization of an Ibanez novel. She certain quarters,’’ Alfonso said country. I have spent 300,000 francs (a a . before a military Judge in 48% Semorita Carmencita Larrabeiti, who was “5 howe Mba Mee Gls Buty. and chat boa dees bout $15,000) since the beginning of my @& 4 Madrid, to give testimony chosen in a contest as the most lovely Spaniard. satinfaction 6 Os Aeiietbecs 1 canal en mz ee ee Oe ee regarding the pamphlets 7 Bice srt ye saat whale people, and assure you that the King will die at his go, and am prepared -to spend my “ 4 | which he had caused to be The Ibanez book attacking King Alfonso was the post, and that mud will not soil him. ping 2,000,000 brochures on the chief eile {L + sce yee spe ye biroee subject of a letter to the military directorate from a grey seygrey men are fighting and dying from two specially chartered airplanes samy” a rege 1, N “A the Permanent Committee and Council of the Gran- 8 i Cr re the man who defames them is a ma!) fortune, as the risk to the pilots wala Sel. mere cae — dees of Spain. The letter concluded as follows: = an ~ country. A man must z0 out there pou ‘ Seized—The Militaristic “The committee complies with its duty in setting 224 face death before defaming those who are ve nothing to gain and everything t> lostay on. - cen <e forth its feelings and thoughts about this pamphlet. a chose who are suffering. on an average of 200 insulting, provocsl P , — ng ie nan aris The committee cannot explain this unfortunate tem- My officers have been calumniated when the laily from Grandees, Generals and Mi ° » edict, aBes porary insanity ofa Spaniard who does not merit his cemeteries of Morocco are full of those who glorious Zola."’ . 3 citizenship. From acts such as his,-decent people’ ly shed their blood and gave their lives. Such calum this time Thanez was invited to a duel! always turn with repugnance.”’ nies cannot remain unpunished. He who so speaks Benigno Varella, editor of a royalist Wem On Jan. 10 came the news that Ibanez would be outside Spain, and who has on no occasion risked d—La Monarquia. The letter of chaue 4 prosecuted in France, where he makes his home in his life for her, is an enemy to his flag. nted in the weekly, in Spanish, & | a villa at Mentone, on the Riviera. The Minister “May God be pleased to enlighten this bad patriot and Italian. The editor notified Ibanes! of Justice instructed the Public Prosecutor to begin and pardon him the wrong done to Spain.” going to Paris to slap the face of Ibane@ae te proceedings against the Spanish author on the charge g King Alfonso, and explained that he ie of an offense against a foreign sovereign. The pub- ruages so that Ibanez might not fal | lisher of the book also was to be prosecuted. These nd. : - proceedings were instituted at the request .of the sulved whet Sesame tbe Dens So. S is bassy, submitted t: e French Govern- lla is extravagant with space in his es @ Spanish embassy, bmitted to the French Govern ites hel iad Ml ineten aah ohn have commented Ibanez at Paris. “Spanish® 3 , the Spanish people been obliged to take up arms to t we defend the integrity of their territory?” . Probably it would be beneath royal dignity to bandy epithets with a disloyal subject, although the Cordova speech proves that King Alfonso does not ‘ lack strong language. And repgrts from Mentone Wi i a A ir] J itl it f itor a if state eg crusading a list is suaneet ys er ae ae Ay qa t WANT prs he mn, g ight ty detectives, in fear of a plot by reveng FL aie aetna: ECE NG ALINE Zen 8h OP “7a : iY, ful adbereurs of the Spanish monarchy. Sunday Magazine.--St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 8, 1925. Page Fwe. Ibanez made a tart reply, in which he referred to Alfonso as “this crowned liar,’ and, astothe fact that Ibanez never has shed his blood for Spain, in- : : 1 + ef Jp | i . z ‘ Wh yl e* sa UL ae ae

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Like a romantic figure of fiction Polly Carr, the “Swan-Neck Beauty,” queen of Europe’s underworld, has flitted across the paths of the world’s shrewd- est detectives, baffling them, laughing at them, and proceeding from one amazing criminal coup to another— At last a gir] detective, who had served as a housemaid in the home of a master criminal, accidentally spilled a bottle of ink, and the Swan bent her beautiful throat to the inev- itable—A true detective story taken from international police files ses By ELEANORE BROWNE. HIS is precisely what happened on the nicht of eostume ball at the Paris home of Henri Roupin in the Bois de RBoulocne: At 16 o'clock the young and romantically interesting Baron Henri de Rothschild, scion of the bank- family. arrived at the Roupin mazn- onee to pay his respects. to ily young and interesting hostess, an En- newiy married the rieh Monsieur the nv i. = proeeeded at » Baron at a social affair is some- lie has a knack of saying things into the cheeks of his hostess of he found the roung Madame fresh British beauty was a by-word fingers with elaborate ern- Ssea oer i Talat uame aid lI? {ts ho i) biind the enough heat mean.” Madame > one of your de- ut [ve given wonidn t gild the bs e = ge Labouche, & noted policer a pistakes. Was as if suddenty Galt after 10 o'clock ha oe to the time stamp « the next police erent half an hour later, Inspector Labouche s _ & Burore the latter's cab “fhere is no doubt at al giyty. Polly Carr, wito became the acknowledged qu “gece upon a time had pulled - Fiction presents many he after Polly Carr, whose frag ‘Brains have ruled the underv “the years since the World ¥ “Please don't mind,” the Countess “Go at once. I am shocked. murmured. You will be clever enough to find them, I am sure.” time ifssa she had exhibited the gor- seous necklet in her own balirocom. The Baron was alert. considerate. rhe Josephine pearis were valued at $790,600. “at once!” no udoir. he exelaimed. Be certain that you did not “To your leave them on your dressing table. Sum- mon the servants, also.” it Bad moment, sow become a quarter past 19. according to recerds compiled afterwards At that yy the pelice when th hunt for the Josephine pearts began to proceed Inspector Labouche, and departin 5 _ ~ pe? aU lid “\l our throat, Madame! It is the west wwuutul roy e ” iuly tRat grows. And you alone, cf aii your guests, scorn to decorate it with a jewel.” _- + > ini.o - *. % fumb -~ -— > eh ine seemed, was ‘e Bois to ‘omtesse. across Eurepe and America, Deputy detailed te imspect all arriving he Roupin mansion, to make were not fanit- ing his words FOouUnZ person her. when she Countess de going La- 2ilm- She for whom In- Inspertor Police ‘do almost anythixcge. 30 much!” the aceent. that a delightful Englisa she ward. ‘Dreadfully sorty I m Vadam+e Roupin has trinmphed tonight. Catherine dance at also at the St rom ise! 1° Was net for LaDOU miles of women In nt puzzied. indred —blackmailers, shoplifters, of whick tbe ‘Hat _ ./ — > - - ured 46a iO ihe Wille il Was am Unconscious . -— > -. .*-* ‘ ~ =~ : P " 4 . > C - fon sori or f+ = os ] fr _ iook them But the | > 7 © >. ee 7 *5 rr - a ess de t tairmonte, a -_< orer fTacious ‘he fragrance of past rovaitr. laved 5 and most acreeable warmth. ; hese who are slight, with a ~ ‘ye a ne pearlis—they are stolen'” The Inspector apologized abrutir to the lairmonte. In the (‘ountess smiled her unaccustomed to his notebook there were haif a who smiled fulsomely shenever he had a notion to kick in their doors and reminiscent with re be going; But | am the 22 ™ te. ust cos Lie badgers and upon him smile of the breath from im with a new Countesses, especially abaster skins and eves thousan¢ td _ P P . a a »* Po (“ountess presence of a star‘line rob- and neck that r pearis a SWar. she nT bery in the home he had been detailed te gum policeman had no time for politeness. 4 “Please don't mind,” the Countess at ence. I am shocked. You will be to find them, I am gure. [I shall te dolence to Madame Roupin the mome Ritz. Bon soir, M'sieur le Inspector!” . . . s . Deputy Inspector Labeuch= had onelusions. The Josephine pearls had Iam from Madame’s throat. At a quarter te 30am Monsieur Roupin, Madame’s adoring head himself remarked them upon his wife's ii ‘hat time she had happened to be s r tall, gilt, empire cleck. He had alme con: ly neted the hour. Baron de Rothschild ware that he had arrived &t precisely 14. ‘ea For all such circumstances there iS police rule. Every guest, highest as lowest, is a police question mark. houche ordered his assistants to close the heuse. To Madame Roupin ie 1 cy for the necessities of the occasion. “] “Your guests, Madame! They will None must leave for the present. They <racefally to interrogations and—if 8 ment in private with my assistants. I a woman to interview the ladies. Fo ’ Madame’s guests has left the house. | 3. one whom we may, for the moment: above the requirement of an interrogat a Comtesse de Clairmonte She left ninutes ago.” Madame Roupin wrinkled ber But the Comtesse Clairmonte., Madame ita Comtesse is iT! was not present this erening.”~ Inspector Labouehe’s brow Was mut ke flunc his words sharpir. scribe the Comtesse de Clairmonte. rather tall. of an extreme prettiness, minds of"——— <a Labouche stopped srert, his | His eves widened into a fase sndden memory. Madame The your ¢ = Cy cs 3% ae € . oe brow. Inspect in her cyt De. “s Inepector nfinished ireeranpnt wit er head. Inspector almost shout t that Madame la omtess® 1 possesses a neck like that of a oul no, Inspector'” Madame returies ttle, despite her consternation at the mm ‘The Coggptesa is not at all like 9am She is quite the opposite. But % 'e Inspectsr*” ited herself to be reenen Dolies ¥neow The Swan hed difficult ft would be to fin Magazine--St. Lowis Post-Dispatch--March 8, 1925.

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ocked. am sure.” >» home he had been detailed to guard bad no time for politeness. am shocked. You will be clever enot soir, M’ od je Inspector!”’ ~ s =] = = oe Labouche had arrived af marked them upon his wife’s threat. e hour. Baron de Rothschild was ce lj arrived at precisely 19. >» Every guest, highest as well as a police question mark. Inspector ered his assistants to close all exits necessities of the occasion. o interrogations and—-if need be—@ vate with my assistants. I! shall sum » interview the ladies. Fortunately, ’s guests has left the house. Except, t requirement of an interrogation—-Maé so de Clairmonte. She left but @ 0.” Roupin wrinkled her brow. » Comtesse Clairmonte, Inspector® adame ja Comtesse is il] in her home. psent this evening.” | r Labouche’s brow was next to WE Mune his words sharply. “Please to hat reminds of” br Labouche stopped short, his — His eves widened into a fascinat ed si 4th endden memory. Madame was * hat vour Madame la Comtesse de gesces a neck like that of a swan?’ D. Ins ‘or!’ Madame returned, § spite er consternation at the loss of & She is quite the opposite. But why, specter?” don’t mind,”’ the Countess murmured. “Cg m, 1am cure. I shall telephone my cokg@ Madame Roupin the moment I reach thes The Josephine pearis had been stolemge me's throat. At a quarter to 10 o'clock Roupin, Madame's adoring husband, hae he had happened to be standing peside & a mpire clock. He had almost unconsciow® : such circumstances there is an inviola® To Madame Roupin he made his ap ¢ | om we may, for the moment, dismiss 4 It cae Cortesse de Clairmonte. Was she slig 1, of an extreme prettiness, with a th e: ad. The Inspector almost shouted ati he Countess is not at all like what you i: fabouche, a noted policeman, who seldom made , was as if suddenty overwhéeimed by inner “Proceed with your bali,” he said to » Roupin. “It will not be necessary to dis- » your guests. I shail ask you to give me their names. 1 know who has your pearls.” _ Balt after 10 o’clock had come and gone, but , to the time stamp on the documents which 4 ‘the next police event of the evening, it was 3 y half an hour later, a ttle past 11, when ; a ‘Deputy Inspector Labouche sat with Chief Inspector Maxim, then famous as the best officia! match : P eee for the brains of criminal adventurers, in a peauter’s cabinet. fhere is no doubt at. all,’ Labouche reported. om was ‘The Swan.’ She has puiled our noses. ; | Pulled mine, at any rate. Mon Dieu! I actually her car!” It is not written in the records, "put there is little doubt that Inspector Maxim smiled aly. Polly Carr, who was once a flower girl, but 6 the acknowledged queen of Europe's thieves —_ upon a time had pulled his nose, also. _ Fiction presents many heroines of crime shaped Polly Carr, whose fragile fingers and nimble have ruled the underworld of Europe during years since the World War. Her’s has been a , elusive figure flitting across the police as romantically as the imaginative hero- ed after her have flitted through the of novelists. Her adventures have been one "atthe most carefully guarded of international police | tt was Augustus John, the great artist, who first | poticed the extraordinary beauty of the flower girl at London’s railway station. He persuaded her to 4 bis model, and by him she was tmmortalized many masterpieces. From London's studios she disappeared suddenly. Not long afterwards rumors game out of the underworld of France, England and r of the beaatiful young girl who directed “gmasing jewelry coups; who had gather around _ per the most sinister thieves of the Coatinent; who | gppeared one night to administer discipline in an ® Apache den in Paris, and the next as a guest at a bal! 4a London's Picadifly, and who was always referred to as “The Swan-feck Beanty.” se . ~ tt was said that no one with an artistic eve who _ ever studied the graceful. symmetrical lines of Polly Carrs throat, could forget their suggestion of the | Majestic grace of the ewan. Deputy Inspector La- * bonche was an artist at heart. The charming throat - of the “Countess de Clairmonto” had faseinated him. In her temper she up- | the bottle of ink. » fy eae loss of a rope of priceless pearls identified the her of that throat at once. That “The Swan” should stop for a chat with « ' Police Inspector while she was emerging from the ruests, Madame! They will unders re i Rorpin mansion with the Josephine pearis doubtless . ' | * -» about her arter, 0 leave for the present. They will suv e was not considered "§ @traordinary. Labouche recalled that the supposed ae" had deliberately dropped her mask and Spened ‘her wrap. Her decolette display was inten- . with the fixed purpose of being recognized 5 is. That was like The Swan. She had done mat before. 4 To The Swan's counterparts in fiction this daring )eeture would be credited as sheer bravo—the bravo “Mat enjoys pulling the official noses of the police. “Both Inspectors Maxim and Labouche knew that ‘Polly would not waste bravo. They saw a purpose tarefully Planned. She wanted Labouche to know, soon as she had escaped, who had stolen the Josephine pearis. And by this purpose of The pwan's the police knew that unless they were on her fl within a few bours she would again slip through sir fingers and. safe from arrest. lift her giass to a in some fashionable restaurant: perhaps invite m to have a cocktall and hear from her own how she had secured the credentials ‘of the real Btesas de Clairmonte. who was {ll at her home. _ Once before The Swan had shown her fancy for by disappea ting from a fashionable ballroom a famous collertion—taken from a cabinet in home of a London hostess. That time. also. she herself to be retognized. Consequently, } police knew The Swan had the jewels. and. too. difficult it would be to find them. They could Sunday —a id * not object when, after a few days, the owner was given opportunity, through mysterious messengers, to recover them for a substantial sum of money. They were compelled to advise the hostess, who wanted her pearls more than she wanted justice settled upon the thief, that the police might catch The Swan, but that would not insure that the pearis, alse, would be discovered. So Polly get the huge ransom, which satisfied her for an evening’s work; the pearls were returned and there was no one to proseente Tho Swan. Inspector Maxim belfewed this would be Polly’s- procedure with the Josephine pearts. Until she was ready to act she would be safe in some un- derworld harbor, guarded by thieves’ outposts, un- reachable. Inspector Labouche, at that meeting with his su- perior, a half-hour after the disappearance of the Josephine pearls, was gloomy. “She will beat us again, Chief,” he said to Inspector Maxim. And In- spector Maxim was of much the same mind. “’’~ -- something hap- pens that we can’t expect,”” he returned, ‘‘Ma- dame Roupin will have her orna- ments within a week, Polly will have $50,000 or so, and the Ma- dame will notify us that it was all a mistake; that “The Swan” (Pofly Carr), autiful queen of Europe's un- derworld, as she was when, as ua ar‘ist’s model, she first at- tention ~ Geo. ee Setiie ide aN Kemp, master a eee 2 criminal. M. Pierre Max- im, f. , AOI ~ a ox x : wy _ a ‘ . sy ~~ she has found her pearie under the carpet or in a fireplace. But something will happen to The Swan.” And something did. Inspector Maxim set in motien the customary police wheels. Meanwhile, The Swan, who had actu- ally gone to the Hotel Ritz, the most fashionable hotel in Paris, from the Roupin mansion, was safe in her apartments there—the last place in Europes the police would look for her! When the telegram from the Paris police an- nouncing the theft, and the supposed identity of the thief, arrived at Scotland Yard, in London, it was immediately spread before the Commissioner ihim- self. The Commissioner had taken a persona! in- terest in reports of the activities of Polly Carr. He had confessed that he had some private tlicories which he was working out in secret. Soon after daylight the next morning an Inzepector attached to the Commissioner’s confidential staff, hovered aimlessly across from a substantia! resi- dence in Upper Marelybone street, one of the quiet residence streets of London. A maid servant short- ly appeared with her pail and brush to pe rform her morning duties to the white stone steps that led to the foyer of the house on the other side of the strect from the Commissioner's confidential inspector. The latter took a turn about and sauntered past the house. The busy maid did not notice him. nor did he give her more attention than carly pedestri- The Swan‘ Underworldr Queen The tightly folded bit of pa- per informed Special Agent Drake, of Scot- land Yard, the youngest and prettiest detect- ive in Europe, that The Swan had_ stolen the ¥ we a ; " ie. Re a \ ans give to the white- capped servants whs make London's door steps spotless against the coming forth of the master after breakfast. The young maid, from under whose cap wisps of brown hair threat- ened to escape, finished her polishing of the steps, regarded them with satisfaction, picked up from the little square of lawn a few fallen leaves, some bits of pa- per that had blewn in from the street, some other litter that didn't belong on the grass, and weat into the house. The casual pedestrian continued his sauntering until he came to a subway going the oppescite direction from Scot- land Yard. Inside the house the maid properly disposed of her pail and brush and deposited her litter in the scullery can. Not even a close observer would have missed one of the bits of paper she had gathered up from the lawn that fianked the front steps—-the tightly folded bit which she kept in her hand aad which, later in the morning, when she had oppor- tunity to unfold it, informed Special Agent Drake of Scotland Yard, the youngest and prettiest detective in Europe, that The Swan had stolen the Josephine pearis in Paris at 10 o'clock the night before. Spe- cial Agent Drake's brown cyes sparkled-with the eagerness of a patient hunter come upon a new seent The sparkle went out of them, however, and the dull ness of a housemaid’s outiook upon her work-a-day domain was in them when the master, Mr. Kemp, a retired business man of some« sort, came down to his breakfast. George Kemp, retired business man of some sort, was, it may be said, the undisputed master criminal of the world. Again, in him was personified the in- triguing personality so oftcu met with in the imac- inings of fiction. It has been estimated that Georges Kemp controlicd at one time a fortune of $25,0060,- 000—the proceeds of gigantic robberies that mysti- fied Europe and America. Yet no crook waa ever geen in his presence, and the visitors to his imposing mansion in Upper Marelybone street were men of literature, artists and other retired business men. But it had been George Kemp who took pretty Polly Carr out of the studio of Augustus John and sent her forth, his chief representative, into the under- world. Of George Kemp there will be another story to teil, after a while. For more than two years Special Agent Drake of Scotland Yard had eapably performed her duties ip the Kemp residence. during the first year as scullery maid: then, having earned her promotion by her knack of learning what to do and how to do it, as (ns ie parlor maid; and, fo. r - th last few months, in the most coveted post in the British home, as upstairs maid. As upetairs maid ‘‘Bertha™’ was closer to the master; closer to his personal belongings, and to his moods and his letters and telegrams. Scotland Yard badly wanted those letters and telegrams watched. In them, hidden somehow, was the secret of Kemp's method of sending forth ‘his commands to the “Anaches” and “escrooks” and “evening-clothes” thieves, who maneuvered for him stupendous jewel (Continued on page 14.) Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 8, 1925. | Page Seven. =

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Jemies af man whe ocrobabiv was the sole survivor of “Zavonvi's Ride to Death” en pete e ocatle an enisnde in American military history, and in Missouri, which-has no . a sareatiel for thritl— the iate Col. Henry E. Doseh of Porttand, Ore., jormerty ot pra. oom nga. +. Laie, rode with Generat Fremont’s Bodveuard in the wild assantf of 150 ster tr beltine +5 244 “ane +. Leeteans on 2200 C antederates at Snrineticid. arat received two woands—ff ——— rom pee a mad charce. atfferty onmiitary, and vet it was an amazing success. the [€ Se wee the Rooebtieggi leerds ronting the enemy and driving them trom therr stronghoid— ‘The Story ere cen oman Z + the Gaard” as told by Mre. Jessie Benton Fremont, dauchter of Missoari’s rirent@ orgre TLC Te FORE ee ‘ a a — - 5 . « : : i Dveth.” POSER aMA mo rtad 0 Opetherd aaj. sigs Heer: Broete ome amd in thet he mtices af ira =reee. ems TAP ooTTe=nens- - Srupie otis - ™ © -federstea -* . a New tore a “ 0 OF ge tem ’ - 7+ —. _— ~t? ged Prers 2 : - te = om ue c.4 — ~wtrefiela ‘mupntisiet?r Sere oe : — sate ‘ae ,2oaTt -aras r - + hoe og _ ~ Anwe ts at 12S 2 e atl Pad om @ cringe Te T>-... ot et SrvTtiee (Tce ° . . — 2 thet tien : aid - BLO BEI OTe 5 efe 4 oe wee - Bien . Rentigte?r f r ' . , a — , . John Charles Fre- : ~ -_ - ints ac m—ate ath - “the Puthfinder.” . ‘ — ‘ _ pkiawa cares 332 = Rig in ae wee a menrt tad no moet * '“The Story of the Guard,’ Ste? =. “m Leming Toes. : ming a school for cavalir - a he megeere of “lf regiments were raised, “ _ — —— to be taken and which > - o “ge ceed aT be the nucleus for a regi 6 neeumetieen chief was Maj. Charles Zagc vs es mi =~ amr : meriess. devoted and gener 7 . —_ Hungarian revolt of 1 _— ee ' = had risked his life.t mt hodvensré was —- mers Josef Bem,: one of et mametar 9, ;, suth’s chief officers, | of Hermanstadt. Mre. Fremont has trait of his spirit, rai —— re ? { s , 7 ~ ra og? ~ ~ & ( -~ — a * . a... = Sect - Sine - - — - ok, a am o - yen *- - 7 ‘ Poy » Sal - ae a a 7 _— - + - ~~ ~ a aor = —_— e ~ ** oe % —— ah ~ _ = % - » > “= oo 4 *® * 2 + - oe > * -* al -- - = r — - = —_ = 7 4 a a” ial es - ~ =a 4 o> a > natn ®t ag - - a — - oa z ~ # — > . a vs @ - 2 Re on . a al bed all - > ~ ~ 2 - ‘“ - * em = nm x = — ”~ _ ‘ e » ° y ~ i2 -|* roe « _- Ti ed a af oh bere - ' . - F 7 > of re? ogee sorted : "Res op the : in 39 = : ee Tite MST Of tee eke een] ? Tt - . , pws ¥ wr. 2 ~~ “Zz eh - ~~ ; ie tere | aad “i Os ~~ £ me rye * @& « mo a ~~ * 4“ ™ aw i <A 7 here tr Rrrrt re re Toning Te °. U2? ’ “ ~ ar : - .*.s . -s - An ” ‘ . : cee at Fe r Se a od PT. a “eo FF. iw wes s# . _ . P . . tee Acer yger tre meet chert iT be -mpeghe ont ¥ al an - me ee — ——— - 6 “a 7 Ea r 3 ee ee —— Ry ene oneer”d ‘(samme the - Lewis ond Cleve Everctien of = ——ae Gores, Tor Poemom! omit fhe wee ont cote the Preset :' Se@evgucrt vushet ‘o-wort. Poge Fight

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Cie, Change Of Me X- Lous Lig | Fremont, who had been welcomed te tha: a hero, was in disfavor after just tres eommand of the Western Department & had succeeded Gen. Harney. But he had come as Fremont “the the great explorer who had found the wage Rocky Mountains, and had consolidated the States by helping to add California te & More, he was Fremont, “the woolly hes that nickname because of his full 1856, he was the Republican pdrty’s fim for the presidency. 2 Abo, Missouri remembered the romanm the intrepid explorer had carried off Je the 16-year-old daughter of United Thomas H. Benton, to be his bride. ! ther, who was quoted as relieving Bip) language picturesque. . One may suppose, too, St. Louis gossip! Demise of man who probably was the sole survivor of “Zagonyi's Ride to Death” ns recalls an episode in American military history, and in Missouri, which-has no parallel for thrill—The late Col. Henry E. Dosch of Portland, Ore., formerly of St. Louis, rode with General Fremont’s Bodyguard in the wild assault of 150 St. Louisans on 2200 Confederates at Springfield, and received two wounds—It was a mad charge, atterly unmilitary, and yet it was an amazing success, the Guards routing the enemy and driving them from their stronghold—“T he Story of the Guard” as told by Mrs. Jessie Benton Fremont, daughter of Missouri's most famous Senator, and an account of the daredevil incident by the commander. ty Teja 7 es io one was a life of pioneering adventure, but in it no page shows with greater brilliance than that which records the afternoon of Oct. 25, 1861, when he participated in and was wounded in “Zagonyi's Ride to Death.” Junius Henri Browne, famous war correspond- ent of the New York Tribune,’ who visited Springfield immediatety after Zagonyi'’s charge, gave it that name. Gen. Fremont, writing from his. field headquarters, immediately after, called the ride of his bodreuard “really a : _—a Balaklava charge.”. But | 5 S eThe Story of the Guard,” » Missouri had no poet to Se - y A Oe Mat & forming a school for cavalry write a galloping verse me | = ey - : a werent ge e~ paths seh pram ~— & * / 4 | an ’ : : to be taken and which co y fom acpi 7 =e be the nucleus for a regim i on gsm anna Tease was Mai. Charles Zagon m isunderstandings, a prabesens 8 maul which were many, yet a a ote ee esa ey — pod had risked his mage tioning tha = e- prt or orgy bress re win 0-9 "= suth’s chief officers, at sear cos ger of Hermanstadt. wasn't liked at home, wee Seanens nee we oc trait of bis spirit, rath of the foreign-born. It wasn’t liked in Washington because it was Fremont’s, and AMES they were called that are not to be reported here. “Tin soidiers’’ may have been the mildest of them. Yet, 150 strong, these young St. Louisans charged and routed 2200 Southern sol- diers and in that baptism of fire wrest- ed Springfield, Mo., from Confederate control on the afternoon of Oct. 25, 1861. Fourteen to one they were outnumbered. The lane, down which they rode, was raked by deadly cross-fire from the Southern rifies. They tore down a fence and they charged up a hill, crying, “For Fre- mont and the Union!” The enemy fled before them through Springfield streets. There was the sudden fire of snipers, soon quieted. Then at the Courthouse they rendezvoused. since they were in possession of the town. And of their 150 but 70 men were left on horseback. Searcely a fort- night later they were back in St. Louis, their pay withheld, denied their rations, re John Charles Fre- — “the Pathfinder.” » The late Col. Henry E. Dosch of Portland, Ore. formerly of S8&t. Louis, twice wounded in “Zagon- yis: Ride to Death” and believed to. have been the last survivor of the 150 daredevil young St. Louis- ans who took part in that thrilling charge. wt is Wn Yon’ MSN Voinnet fodder for their “i whe AUN he story of odyguard— | - peserve training _ereated here in St. Louis, before its time. Its story is at once one of the bright- st and one of the darkest of America’s war history. At Grand Army department headquarters, 19 South Broad- way, is no record of the organization or its members. His bodyguard passed from Mis- history when Gen. John C. > +r there sourl Fremont was superseded £ com- mander of the Western Depart- ment of the Union Army, on Nov. 2, 1861. But most of its members, al- though two-thirds of them were foreign-born, re-entered in ezome form the Union service. One of them, Col. Henry E. Dosch. died the other day in Portland, Ore. With his drooping military mous- tache, his white goatee and his straight, soldierly carriage, he was a picturesque and a prominent fig- ure in the life of that city. There was little trace of a limp, though he had been wounded in the right leg and the right wrist when Zagonyi and the Fre mont Bodyguard charged the Confederate force at Springfield. Col. Dosch, born in Germany, had been a clerk in a malt house in St. Louis just prior to the Civil War, nd cast his fortunes with the Union. After the bodyguard was disbanded he re-enlisted in the Fifth Missouri Cavalry, and, transferred by the fortunes of war and the force of his own valor, was discharged in 1863 as a Colonel. He made his way from St. Louis across the plains, rode for the pony express between the rich mining camp of Virginia City, Nev., and Lake Tahoe, a distance of 33 miles he must make in three hours’ riding. There he grew to know Mark Twain, then a reporter for the Virginia City Enterprise, whose greeting was: “Any news on the run today?’® Thence Col. Dosch went on to Cali- fornia and later into Oregon, where, at The Dalles, center of the mining industry of the Northwest. it was his task to weigh in the gold dust the miners brought. Thence he went on to the gold diggings at Canyon City, where his nextdoor neighbor was Phe Adjutant jumped from his horse and started to open up the Joaquin Miller, “poet of the Sierras.” then a County Judge unknown to fame. After four years Col. Dosch went to Portland, to become associated with the city’s development and to be active in the circles of the Grand Army, of which he was department commander. In 1905 he served as director-general of the Lewis and Clark Exposition at Portland, His ~*~ Page Eight. rail fence that blocked their way to the hill above, where 1700 more Confederates were pouring lead down in amongst them. Others followed his example, and the way was opened. Again the battlecry “For Fremont and the Unionr” and again the Fremont Bodyguard pushed forwerd,

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AG = _ * pw 2 ok ne =—9 ps é. ES ~ . pecs $1 a * hs Ds ea « % * ORY em : c. 4 ms x x % Bir) 5 alee * ae . ¥ ay | bis f € ‘Sy . & y é*} , dy t ae 3 4 “i a 4 | « 4S t, who had been welcomed to the wes was in disfavor after just three mone xd of the Western Department, to ceeded Gen. Harney. he had come as Fremont “the Pathe - t explorer who had found the way acre fountains, and had consolidated thege q y helping to add California to this he was Fremont, “the woolly horse," kname because of his full beard was the Republican party’s first presidency. 3 Missouri remembered the romance epid explorer had carried off Jessie year-old daughter of United States H. Benton, to be his bride, defying j ho was quoted as relieving his fe e picturesque. hay suppose, too, St. Louis gossip hings MANO led SPL A . rr : Ww shim fONEY nay & . "= > . én a sie Benton Fremont had not quite for- given her distin- guished father for his refusal to rote for Fremont for the presidency. She, too, had a mind of her orn. Fremont took command in St. Louis July 25. 1861. He immediately be- gan centralizing martial activities. The Brant Mansion on the south side of Chouteau avenue, between Eighth and Paul streets, was his headquarters. Nearby was the MacDowell Medical College, war hos- pital and prison. About them cen- tered the local army life. Into that — life came the young men of Gen. Fremont’s John Cherics Pre- 4 “the Pathfinder.” ad fag ' “The bodyguard, who were chosen, as Mrs. Fremont wrote in her memorial Story of the Guard.” with the pur- “forming a schoo! for cavalry officers, from ‘es regiments were raised. instructed affi- chief was Mai. C® less, could at the ‘ Zagonyi had said of them. the man, for she told his stéry of the enard as it was revealed by reports from the scene of battle. or as he, in naive and broken Encslish, told the tale. His men were armed with sabers. Beale’s revolvers and a Colts revolving carbine, the stock attach- ment of the latter being discarded when they rode on their famous charge. There are hints that the social life which centered about the old Brant Mansion was cause for criticism. Like a minor strain, these—echoed from newspapers and other comment of the time—run through “The Story of the Guard.” Perhaps it is significant that she observes: “It bad got to be one of our habits to have tea in Russian fashion.” And from chatty, informal letters from their camp young members of the guard wrote contrasting soldier life with “‘Ori- ental” luxury of which they evidently had been accused. ° Sept. 26 Fremont and his men left St. Louis, mov- ing to Jefferson City. The commander planned to sweep Gen. Sterling Price out of Missouri into Arkansas, to carry on to Memphis and thence down the Mississippi to attack New Orleans. But already he had issued his “Emancipation Proclamation,” which, although the forerunner of national) policy later in the war, had been countermanded by Lin- ecoln, and already he had aroused enmity in Wash- ington by his failure to drive Price out of Missouri after the battle of Wilson Creek, in which Gen. Na- thaniel Lyon had gallantly lost his life. Mrs. Fremont saw the bodyguard at Jefferson City. “Nearest the staff." she wrote, “the guard stood drawn up in open square. They justified all All of nearly the same age and height, with great similarity of habits and education, and all guided by the same enthusiasm. Their compact, unadorned uniform of dark blue gave depth of tone to the picture as they stood relieved against the setting sun or a regiment itself.” tes Zazonri. He was In the he twice devote Hunegari had Josef suth’s c2ief eMeers of Hermsenstud?. Mrs FPrement as trait of Sit spirit. rather » at the battle and the nearer ground- work of autumnal! fol- lace.” Perhaps a mother’s heart as well as a wifely pride speaks in the words of that picture. For her son “Charley,” later Rear Admiral John Charles Fremont, al- though but 10 vears old. was with the.cuard. not officially attached, of course, but messing with his father and learning to be a soldier. Mh early October Fre- mont started his army southward toward Springfield to give bat- tle to Price, who. with his Confederate forces, was on the Osage River. There are hints to his Mai. Charles Zagonyt, commander of Fre- mont Bodyguard. wife that Fremont felt ill-equipped for the advent- ure he had undertaken. There are continual ap- peals to her for supplies and regiments. Already he was feeling the pressure of enmity and distrust. To the charge that Fremont dallied he interposed that interference prevented him from getting what _ he needed: His armies moved to Camp Asboth, near Tipton, and then on Warsaw, where they built a bridge to cross the Osage River. They were at Yost’s Station on Oct. 24, when Za- gonyi, from some scouts, learned that there were 300 9 “Leally a Balaklova (Charge * or 400 Confed> rates at Springfield. Twiee be berred permissien of Gen. Fremont to let him eco forward and attack... At last it was granted. But Zagonri must take some of Maj. White's Prairie Scouts and leave one of his own officers behind. Lieut. Ken- nedy, when detailed to remain, pleaded with tears nd at last Gen. Fremont let all co. They rode all night in cold and rain. There wasn't an overcoat in the guard. Between $ o'clock and 5 the next morning ther had covered 25 miles. Dawn found them pushing on. An hour before noon they were eight miles from Springfield. There they were told the enemy was 1300 strong. Zagconvi dis- patched men to Gen. Fremont and Gen. Frans Size) asking reinforcements: “Should I be successful I need them to hold the place; should I be defeated. to have some troops to fall back with my worn-out command.” “Theirs not to reason why, Theirs but to do or die’*— wrote Tennyson of the Light Brigad? at Balaklava. But these ansung heroes had time to think it over. Zagonyi repelled the accusation that his charge was rash. ‘ “How was it possible to say so?” he said to Mrs. Fremont. “From 11:30 until 4:30 we knew we were to meet 1900 men (but in reality 2200). That was time enough to reconsider and cool down every rashness. Blood cools in five hours. It is so.” They swung from the Bolivar road to the Osceola road and then across to the Mount Vernon. Maj. White of the Union force and his scouts, through a misunderstanding of orders, became separated from them. At 4 p. m. they reached what Zagonyi calls the highest point of the Ozarks. No enemy was in sight. Zagonyri now told his men that they were to face an enemy of nearly 2000. If any were sick or tired from their ride of 56 miles they might step out. Every man of the 150 stood by. They started onward toward the enemy, down a woodsy slope, the bright autumnal sunshine flut- tering the gold and red of maple leaf and oak like banners of death and glory. “I made them known,” said Zacyoni in his quaint speech, “that this day I want to fight the first and last hard battle, so that if ther meet us again they shalf know with whom they have to do and remem- ber the bodyguard. And ordered quick march." “IT say, thank God, if I am to fight, it is 1900 and not 400!"' the leader speaks again. “It is possible no man wjll come back. No man will go that thinks the enemy too many. “The guard that follow me will take for battle cry, ‘Fremont and the Union—and—CHARGE'"’ And with that cry the gallant band swept onward. They had come to a lane down which they must charge. Suddenly from either side Confederate sol- diers, about 500 in number, rising from behind trees and fences, raked their ranks with merciless cross- fire. In the 200 yards that they must travel under that galling fire 39 men fell—killed, wounded or their 1orses shot from under them. came to a Zagonyi cried aloud: could send somebody would give my life. lost here if they low.’’ Majthenyi, creek. ao ioe back I We are don't fol- his Adjutant, heard. Fearing he would be Sent back he jumped from his horse and started to open up the rail fence that blocked their way to the hill above. where 1700 more Confeder- ates were pouring lead down in amongst them. Others fol- lowed ‘his example, and the Way Was opened. Again the battle ery: “For Fre- mont and the Union'” and the Fremont body- guard pushed forward. Capt. Nehall’s com- pany of 47 men at- tacked the Southern infantry, 500 or 600 strong. The other pressed on against the cavalry with a rush that was irresistible. Later the Confederates reported, as they be- lieved, they had been driven forth from Springfield by 2500 Union men. In three minutes up that hill the enemy ranks were broken. Infantry retreated to the thick wood. Cav- alry scattered in every direction. These soldiers of the horse, as they halted to rally, were attacked again and again by squads of the bodyguard and put to flight. “Our men,” said Zagonyi, “were so much embold- ened that 20 or 30 attacked 20 or 30 times their numbers.”’ There wera_Confederates not less brave. One, single-handed, in a narrow lane, sought to cut his way through 60 of Zagonyi’s men, and finally reached the bodyguard’s commander. But his shot missed, by the movement of his horse, though his (Continued on page 15.) Page Nine.

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| Vi 1 ie “Have you arrested—it, Bart?’ Foxhall asked. , sine her, Foxhall thougs the girls he “Give to me,” said Marcia, peremptorily: : yy she was unlike the & Page: pe eho, im the presence of a . iad plt-conscious and absurd, . / eee in adulation. Marcia was & , . . , yeea. unlike other sirls. BANS => @sat, 4 t _— “uke if it clicked every t : . a . ; i i 2 en said, “there'd be q ; > —— —— ij ) J 4 4, 1 ’ } , : . | v : ” ; ; af an’ » spd when the baby ¢ “Do you reckon it'd car " «angel's Seranade?’”’ he as E fe, Be. { think she would,” ° | ing with.terrible int _ Ben wh s playing. in the face, hii , eo ecognizable, when Bart | . the stairs. eyes had grown tria prows were half-m _ “They’ re goin’ to take ce “ ] ital,”” he said. “Says 4 / ! HY ab bitin ; f i} tilda \ t a, / 4 , ; ¢ } eee — \ ALE | \ ih | ‘A | AG Z, vid a ifvou'll give it pos / O | EZ —— ~ as =e | ’ ' Lj ERNE YG! le i 2 a x ng of the sort, 5a _— na a C a gem by eal : } : Swi ie yh Ly f re “J'll do pothi ra Nl take her hom Tite | DN a ea || Ye AZ nape lace for a well baby, ail bi a [ : it bY Wed Ll ih. bhp pet ‘ ilk, all li ¥ | ‘ | | iN ey | | ry ‘a Wp gaaed, rm princely, Miss Marcia, IZ FRED and Liz Henry were | | We RUE HATS Aw ] Pa ae | Vid : act, in relief. “] fd¢el responsib! finally to go to the poor- | i Wid) i0hi leat Wee YAMA I FAL uae [ run in its m And I own house. For 15 yedrs, since | HK Af | | Gian , he wf; dreaded askin® my wife to Fred and Henry Port had mit! \\ | : | ali ine | | a q right positive woman. At died, leaving their wives pen- | ire \\ \\\' , BaANe A eh " ahi | Wi 5 3 the calaboose is no place | niless, Katytown had | DUA PERE | | 1aa 40 i a kid.” : watched the struggles of the ‘Ail ‘A Al WA an ith i |) a : "coud keep her,” said Ben, two women to hold the tiny mortgaged ! UY HA ; | | ‘t | | ' , | white house in which all four had lived. Katytown had helped all that it could— had given work and sent in food and Ben?” paid taxes and even made a benefit— : a aah Ye | | | | > | ag yes, you do,” said Mar but now the two aging women could | NA TTC) PROG De RG LL a lh! pa: = 228 BB poxha!!: “you're to carry her. bear the burden no longer, and the first | He ae — j Ben's, peen the most useful of of the new year the house was to be sold : Lili Madan em J? a — for debt. Jat c= Hit ja Meer , id Z —S_ 4 “tt it wants anything in the 1 “And, darling,’’ said Foxhall Phelps, | mae NI val = = — —— Ben, “and the calaboose is as “it’s exactly what we’ll want—that. lit- . i Ul: " a. a | See “qbich it will be— _gimme a ring’’— tle house. Knock out a partition or Ries “And you'll make it some hot ¢ two, throw up a chimney outside, build inet . : == & Bart from the stairs. in some bookcases and swing in a few ‘ ea "i «They parted in the quiet stre casement windows—can’t you see? an Chief almost violent in his thank: With a period paper on the wall?” “Yes,” said Mar- and beds I can get when I come back, after you're” He kissed her. “I'll do it,” he said, “bag a game icy crackle was in cia, “I can gee it.” ' He paused delicately. deal. I'll own up I’m doing it mostly tor yo the branches, the same They went together to see the house the week Liz Henry continued to ery like an owl and clung “It's not nearly so reckless as ying ; . protesting squeak was before it was to be sold and two months before they to Marcia. “The farewell night was going to be bad would be—anybody would do that,” id 3 4m the snow-——but there were to be married. Four small rooms and a enough,” Liz Henry said. “Now it'll last the week.” thoughtfully. “Let’s go and tell Tilson | was another area of sen- passage, a good doorway and two sloping chambers From that room Luther Falk took the table, the we change our minds.” i ' gation in the two who filled them with delight. But this was all the de- three cane-seated chairs, the plush couch, the braid- Ben Tilson had two little rooms over the mn footed there. The house light they had. ed rugs and the recker with the strata of shawls. _ win, was (ff Katytown term for » a ' of Liz Fred and Liz Liz Henry received them. In a village sufficient- ‘Anythin’ more?” said he. “I’M take the dinin’-room 5, jivea there alone, with a cornet. % ' Henry. was forgotten, ly sophisticated to have indignationa and yet rarely duffel out the back door.” hear his cornet all up and down ait and so were their in- to know ennui, Liz Henry was a bore. For 30 years “Sure you can,” said Liz Fred, and closed the door .Jiimer evenings, and stragglers in thé + effectual tears. she had bored Katytown te tears. She always toid upon‘him. “Shut up, Liz,” she observed. “I’m glad woke and curteled were charmed by ff - : When they reached about her relatives and her maladies—they were all to see the old truck go.” strains. fu Marcia’s home, Foxhall that she had, so this was natural, but it was tiring. “But. what will you do?” Marcia demanded, “all “Two thousand down, balance in : insisted on coming in “Evenin’, Marcia; evenin’, Foxhall,” Liz Henry the rest of this week?’ stated times.” said he. “Have the papers fors and watching. said. “Pretty good, I guess. Only m’ feet been “Eat on the lamp shelf,” eaid Liz Fred. “Badon .oprow. Drop in my office. Goin’ a << t “Marcia, you know,” troublin’ me some. M?’ feet”’——— She was off. the feet and on the back—but grand for the di- yourselves, are you?” = he said, “I’ve seen’ you. Liz Fred came in. She was younger—hardly more gestion.” = ai right away,” Foxhall a drive a car and lead‘a than 60. She was really younger because she was ‘We like it very much—the house,’ Marcia said, h ; ‘ : woman's bill meetiag more detached—-could hear herself speaking, could hurriedly. ‘We've talked with Ben Tilson—vwe'll Heavy boots were on the “ame oe ec to - and make an omelet— laugh at herself. let him know what we decide. rooms. A volte was calling: "ST ie t never 614 e008 “Do shut up about your feet,” she said, kindly, to “And if we do take it,’’ Marcia went on, “I hope Tilson! eare for a baby. I hope,” her sister-in-law. ‘“‘They’d rather hearabout my back you'll both come and spend Sunday with us some- He flung open the door and Bart I os aid _ he added, simply, “‘that. . —-I know they would.” She had a gentle, twisted: times” : town Chief of Police, stood there, aie - this isn’t the ‘only one smile. Her words dwindled before the tragedy in Lig 24 sentle—all but his boots and bis vomg ss I'll see you care for.” They told her that they had come to look at the Fred's eyes. “Say,” he said, “have you got any skin’ wi - “go do I,” said Mar- house. “I couldn't help remembering,” she said. And ab- In his arms was a baby. a cia, quite as simply. Instantly, over both women there settled some- ruptly she, too, began to cry—cruel, choking sobs. “Say, no,” Ben said, imperturbably, “ but J | - Marcia’s mother was — thing like a fine white ash, dimming expression, even Without a word she opened the door-for them, one coffee hot on the back of the stove. FES Oe and fussy, after features. workworn hand covering her eyes. But when Lis “Peach of a father you'd be,” said thet ih. senner —asee “ll show you over,” said Liz Fred. Henry heightened her owl-like wailing, ‘Liz Fred’s Might pass ‘im the root beer. ‘Bvenin’, | 4 ‘ perhaps it was; later Liz Henry began to talk. “We both come here sobs were cut off as if they had been turned off. Evenin’, Mr. Phelps. Look at this F than hoopskirts ‘but be- brides,’ she said. ‘“‘We each had and lost two IHittle “For mercy sake, shut up, Liz Henry!” they heard you?” fare short aetersn tag She children here. Don’t it seem funny—if those four her say as she closed the door. It was a little baby, hardly six / had no gift for the little things had been spared, we might not be going Out in the white street, silent save for a brush Was quite silent save for groping bre F casual. Every occur-. —-where we're going.” ° of icy branches in a sighing wind, Marcia had Fox- were contented breaths. She stared fixes F wence of life she regard- “7 “Shucks. They might all have been in jail,” said hall’s arm in both her own. light of Ben‘s tipsy central burner ané 9 aa with itelies and re- - Liz Fred. “T can’t do it,” sho said: “I can’t live in that of intense abstraction chewed a blanket ¢ esived with an emiwest “Two of them were girls,” Lis Henry reminded house. Those two poor old ghosts would face us Was quite clean and dainty and ad a - or declined with a thud her with dignity, as if jails were for gentlemen. every day, Foxhall.” black hair. a PB arrival of the baby had eli “Well, they might have inherited your feet,” said “Mighty tough.” Foxhall muttered. ‘Mighty “Haye you arrested—it, Bart?” Foxhal ae Sthud. / 7 Lit Fred, “and my back,” she added. blamed tough! But I don’t know whether we ought “Run in its ma,” said the Chief. e -. “IE can’t be bothered with nin be sacrilegious.” said Liz Henry, Ito he argued, house—somebody’s going to live in ntrdryerig em try ape . : ‘ ptirmet, with decision. “mat “I would,” said Liz Fred, ‘that much.” “Dearest, I can’t bear it,” she said. “The waste— cd her down to headquarters. She’s prety 4 ~rnece Ma phy te’ ME , his room in blue and that one in yellow,” Mar- and the cruelty. Those two have worked hard’all got the doctor with her now. Say, ain't” f plained, “‘and I'll take care 6 cif said, softly. their lives. They've done the best they could with little bundle?” | at Pima.” | | “With Aunt Julia’s old mahogany,” Foxhall adde@, their equipment—and the handicap of the mort- “Give her ta me,” said Marcia, pe itor | Foxhall hardly heard the f in deep content. gage. They’ve had children and lost them. What Ben's room had one rocker and there “ ites Banks which weat ¢6 “And this adorable stairway, hung with Jap- kind of a country do we Hive in that can let its with the baby in her arms. “SE «time. He merely sat and wate anese prints’’——- old people end their days like that?” “Open the draft, Ben,” she said, “it 3 cla. And Marcia didn't forget Ashamed, she turned to the women to admire a “I know,” said Foxhall “I always think it’s @ Bart, pull down this shade, please, and € | F was too deeply in love exer to | fuchsia. rotten deal. But we can’t do anything, can we?” box for a footstool. Foxhali, you rum Over. ' scious of him for a memenk: “We'll give you that when we go,” Liz Fred said, “Can’t we?” said Marcia, tensely. “Can’t we? hotel and ask Madge to boil a little . " was excludingly absorbed in | sracionsly. I've that two thousand from Aunt Julia I was go- a clean bottle—a boiled bottle, Foxhall; 7 | She had found some small D There was a knocking as they reached the lower ing to put into furniture. Suppose I put it into the her. What are you going to do with & 4 ments of the younger childre1 floor, and in the doorway bulked Luther Falk, the house and you pay the rest, and we let them live’ = Bart. Py r overrode her mother with a k Katytown drayman. in it as long as they live.” “Leave it with its ma, I s’pose.” = _ sciousness of being in the sim “Come for the stuff,” safd ho. “But what'll they live on!” cried Foxhall, aghast. “But if she’s sick?” a | Mrs. Banks might have some Liz Henry cried, “Oh—oh’’—long and quavering, “I could give a few music lessons a month and “Jacks, I dunno.” ae” 4 but she had not always ant sore inws owl's ery. Liz Fred said sharply: ‘'To- never notice it, and turn the money over to them. “Would you mind seeing what the octe . dom. : Think, dear, it’s their lives—all the rest o " 23a ; “I thought—you wasn't to come for that ttll they’ve got.” st as go hn took his orders aia retreated. 1 a The news that Lis Fred and after New Year's,” Liz Henry faltered. ‘And what'll we do?” he demanded building up a roaring fire. 4 ry had been left in a bare | *T’m groin’ up-State for N P amelie 60 ee : , F . a be their final week in Katyto Pp oo Year's,” sald Luther Rent—for a little while. Or even—wait, for a Foxhall came back and the bottle was om ae Falk, stolidly, “so they said to take ’em now. I’m little while.” with him to watch tt. When the baby oat » Aatytown indignant. to cart ‘em to a rummage sale in town. The stoves “Oh, let’s rent,’”’ said Foxhall, grunted, Marcia stooped to it, rocked « i oart, the Geagmnam, claltnes _ fnstructions from Ben Tilson, Page Ten. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 8; 1925. hed, but Foxhall said: part or to be of much u Fond 1 don't seem

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Ss her, Foxhall thouget how _@ 4n the presence of a baby, ; gelf-conscious and absurd, ex- Seant jn adulation. Marcia was, he ynlike other girls, sme like if it clicked every time wa’ Ben said, “there’d be quite and when the baby cried 19 : «Do you reckon it'd care to » ‘apgel’s Seranade?"”’ he asked, ten, I think she would,” Mar- 3 ar playing with terrible intent- ge colored in the face, his air oily upreco nizable, when Bart Roby _ . eo tbe stairs. vaar’e round eyes had crown triangu- = 44 hig eyebrows were half-moons aon “They're coin’ to take her . tal,” he said. “Says bring ene the nurses'll hare to take » of it. $0 ifvou'l!l give it to me“—- “ry do nothing of the sort,” said Mar- p, decidedly. “I'll take her home. A tal’s no place for a well baby,” she Bit princely. Miss Marcia,’ said ss ip relief. “I feel responsible be- »[run in its ma. And If own up I o’ dreaded askin’ my wife to do it e's aright positive woman. And, of gorse, the calaboose is no place to en- ty ” 4 ee bees her,” said Ben, mod- 3 part laughed. but Foxhall said: “You ‘4 ) 1 doen't seem to be of much use, do b “Oh, yes, you do,” said Marcia to Mexhall; “youre to. cérrr her. And od % been the most useful of any- 2 _ Mit = ¥ .% “tt it wants anything in the night,” Haid Ben, “and the calaboose is asleep— phic it will be—gimme a ring — ' “and you'll make it some bot cofice,” @ aid Bart from the stairs. | They parted in the quiet $ : ad her. “I'll do it,” he said, “but it’s yous _ aesiees in eee Own up I'm doing it mostly for yoy.” & TE tesnches the same bt nearly so reckless as buying a ¢ : - protesting squeak Was ly. “Let's £0 and tell Tilson now, before : was another area of 3=n- ee # sation in the two who aon had two little rooms over the c “footed there. The house } ty) Pov er t ett Sy she Was unlike the girls he had” . Kill re Sn ee ee local Poor Commissioner. The situation seized on the imagina- tion of the Katytown women, and they hurriedly arranged matters. A chair was spared from here, a rug from there, a table from somewhere else. By noon of the day following Luther Falk’s on- slaught the sitting room and dining room of the old house were again hab- itable. “It's only for the week,” everybody Said. “Let's make ’em as comfortable as we can for their last week. And let’s carry them in all the food we can.” Se not only the plain, nourishing food with which Katytown had been wont to sustain these two now found its way to their doors, but cakes and pastry and odorous casseroles. The little pan- try overflowed and the deal table in the kitchen was laden. Those who dropped in te call were carried off to the kitch- én to admire. Every dish was known to Liz Fred and Liz Henry by the name of the giver and was so told off in the display. “Its almost like having wedding presents,” Liz Fred said, with her twist- ed smile, Under this unaccustomed sun Liz Fred and Liz Henry themselves took on a wintry bloom. Every morning, hav- ing now no work to do, and not know- ing who might drop in to bring an offer- ing, the éwo put on their decent best— merinos with white lace fronts. “Because we won't hare no place to wear them when we get—where we're goin’.” said Liz Fred, sagely, “so we might as well flam ont in them now.” Sitting thus ome evening, in their black merinos, upen all the borrowed furniture, if was Liz Henry who brought forth first a groan and then an idea. “Four days left,” she said. “I keep thinkin’ of the things I meant to do for folks.”’ Liz Fred said nothing. She was mov- ing her shoulders in a little rocking mq- tion as if she was burt all over. “] s’pose,” Liz Henry continued, “‘it’s as fife Katytown term for police station, @ of Liz Fred and Liz there alone, with a cornet. They cogig™ Henry. was forgotten. cornet all up and down Main street og ™ and so were their in- venings, and stragglers in the ¢ jm effectual tears. cursed or were charmed by its wavering@ When they reached P , Marcia’s home, Foxhall housand down, balance in payments gg insisted on coming in es,’ said he. ‘Have the papers for you teem and watching. Drop in my office. Goin’ to live in ff “Marcia, you know,” are you?” : » he said, “I've seem you ot right away,” Foxhall owned. @ drive a car and lead 2 boots were on the stairs leading to higg Woman's bill meecticg voice was calling: “Ben Tilson! Beg § #d make an omelet— | ® but I never did see you open the door and Bart Robey, the Katy« of Police, stood there. Bart was : ll but his boots and hia voice. s said, “have you got any skim’ milk?” Is Was a baby. "are for a baby. I hope,” » he added, simply, “that sthis isn’t the only one Till see you care for.” © “So do I,” said Mar- Ben said, imperturbably, “but I got some “% Wite as simpy. the back of the stove. I'll get a cap . “@rcia’s mother was bf a father you'd be,” said the Chief. “Yop “and = fussy, after ‘im the root beer. Evenin', Miss Marcela “° Manner of—1isse, r. Phelps. Look at this exhibit, wih Paps it was; lat-r than hoopskirts, but be- little baby, hardly six months old. meee short skirts. She lent save for groping breaths, but they pad no gift for = ted breaths. She stared fixedly at theg “Every occur ‘ # thud. its ma,” said the Chief. “She come ¥ ; ey can’t be bothered wit ; * she ‘through'—got off the train drunk @MM gio -q with deccsee tothe man I happened to be up there and I escorh@ yy... —itietic:- to + grape pony She's pretty SIC rpore isn't any back” Marcia e:ce 2 oa? > - which was one of tne happinesses 0: ne * love. > ! Be " ; - _ 4 “Foxhall’ > rs ‘9o love him. * o | = , = 2 a t . The deep furry voice bac rever becn: pentier than when he toid Liz Fred *.. : : fore their eres. ie a wst Never afterward could Marcia and! yp. ft Forhall think of that bour without a net xind of shame that any bumas ing should be so abjectiy grateful for food: and eh=came erident the cepth of desolation which . Sunday Magazine--St. Louis Post-Dispatch- March 8, 1925. Ma blind Mis’ Walker. ~ to Give? the poor old beings had suffered. “Raised from the dead—that’s what it is,” said Liz Henry. “I ain't much —and Liz Fred ain’t mucb, cither—but we thank you and God.” “We cant thank anybody sos it sounds like anything,’ said Liz Fred. “You gotta know!” she cried, fiercely, as they were leaving. She stopped again, laid her brown thumb and finger on the little sleeve and muttered, thickly: ‘“Kittent’’ Half an hour later Bart Robey called Marcia over the telephone. “It's an awful shame, Miss Ranks,” he said. “I'm sure they done the best they could— but the baby’s tma-—she died.” To Marcia’s startled question he had no satisfactory reply. No, not a word. Never.really right in her head since they took her in. Died without sensing anything save that her hands kept grop- ing around for the baby. No, no idea what her name was: no papers, no cards, hardly any money in her purse nothing. She went back to the library and tol@ Foxhall. She had left the baby in the depths of a great chair, but when she returned he had her in his arms. “Well, then, darling,’ he said, when Marcia told him, “what are we going to do about the baby?” “How exactly like you not to say ‘What are you going to do?” she told him. “I'm in on this,’ he said. “Shall we keep her?” ; “Oh, Foxhall! - We sant keep Lid Fred and Liz Henry going. in that house, and take the baby, too.’ “Oh, thunder!’ said Foxhall. “So wa couldn’t.”’ The baby awoke and joined in the talk with aimless gestures and emphatie kicking. Mrs. Banks came in and, be- cause it seemed to be her due, they told her everything. And Mrs. Banks was like the great adamant voiee of certain “sane” public opinion: Nonsense. The ehild must be turned over to the society. Liz Fred and Liz Henry should have gone to the poorfarm—but thaf couldn't be helped now, since “you two have been so headiong. And a mercer, too, if it keeps you from saddlinz yours«ives for life with a waif.” “Mother, dear!’ Marcia said, heip- leasly. “Oh. your mother knows best,” said Mrs. Banks. “And this reminds mes I have a fresh coffee cake for Liz Hen- ry and Liz Fred. Iil run over with it now."* “Oh, Foxhall,’ said Marcia when she had gone, “isn’t there a better id-alism than common sense?” “You bet there is,” said Fox all. “Dearest,” said Marcia, solemuly, “can’t rou see whr it is that I adore the cround you walk on?” They spent an hour over the figures. They stretched and squeezed their littl budget. But they dare not let it ime clude the adoption of two old ladies and 2 baby at one stroke. “It’s po use,” said Marcia at last. “IU telepbone Bart tomorrow.” 7 “But we're doing the less useful thing-—the lees social thing.” said Forx- ball. “Liz Henry and Liz Fred aren't «9 important as this baby.” “We're keeping our word, said tia. “That's social.” Liz Herry and Liz Fred were in the ; ba] i kitehen, before a sarory siice of pot roast, freshir heated, and 2 d:sh of baked macaron! and chees-. “Though I dunno. I'm sure, bow 96 fan expect to eat at all, said Liz Henry. “Oh, ain’t it heavrer— ain't it heaven!™ “It's like baring a Dili rhest.’ said Liz Fred. “Here we nad an P $2 os +4. “ a afternoon tike other folks—ard s0W CLASSIFIED WEEE seu eter ofiereé agresry Gore” (ocr OroD osttion % better. Tou can handi« fleur anne cues. Greed frult. coffee and cote Loe of Cre eres as we os radio sete. pales. coofoor acd Suitcase oi 22¢ ties with we rat we Cpe = ey Lettie ake Lares octets frueta seo, Goote are ruarant-<" amd greres ecaeuty. Deg petra s oo ypecessary. Seety. prefital. YOR STO? cally cued. Moor Pee tering marrore uio parts. tabrare. store Owirs Fie | Po SPRINELE. Piste. 165. Marvon. ioe | $133 6192 mach. Treveieg. Mer. 14 up Serums Railway Pusta: Cervus Seeoty. We treo KL Peartiecuiars Pre Wo-te —wmpetcai-y PEAS ii iFSTYTIv Te. test Bt. Bote ¥. FY. Page Eleven. Wren ie as aa is y w & a ea". Maiceee 4 : ae ‘: op 4).

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In connection with this natural talent, hard work, a close ap- Plication and _ stick-to-itiveness will make anyone a winner if a fairly good Probably, in closing, it would not be Out of order to add an extract from our home paper: “Notice how rapidly the ranks of the best spellers from 44 counties thinned out on the first hundred words, and how firmly the few survivors stood toward the finish. But it is the one who sticks to the end in‘wmy contest in life that the world delights to honor. Sticking to the last isn’t luck—don't forget that. It’s in being prepared to stick, and being prepared means work, hard work.” His Bride.” S50 many charming girls had failed to ate tract him, that people thought he’d never marry. Then he met me. I had read “Fase cinating Womanhood,” aremarkable new book which shows how any woman can mee 4 | her attractiveness by using the » simple laws of man’s peychol and hu- man natyre. When I met him, I knew exe om 4 what todo. You, too, ean have thie boo the 1000 to 1500 words in an evening. As I used the Palmer method of writing I never tired. The words I misspelled were written down and I looked them over carefully for the next evening’s work. At the county spelling contest I won first hon- or, and as a reward I received a $5 gold piece and a gold medal. During the holidays I did more prac- tice work, preparatory for my work in Springfield as champion of Greene County. Dec. 29 I entered the State contest at Springfield. -The contest formerly was held in the State Capitol, but it was held this time at one of the school build- ings, for the benefit of the children, so that they would feel more at home and could spell better. Forty-four counties were represented ‘|wonted urgency. A Winter’s Tale (Continued From Page 12.) /something in the aspect of the two still | figures in the car smote him with un-| ' | To his amazement they both ener 'round at him and smiled. | “We are going,’ said Liz Fred with | dignity and distinctness, “entirely from choice.”’ “Our own free choice,’’ echoed Liz Henry. “Of course,’ mumbled Ben, not com- prehending. “and Mr. Tilson,’ said Liz Henry, ‘“‘on the way back from the depot we want the man should leave this note for Miss Marcia Banks. He won't forget, will he?” “Let's leave it now,’ said Ben. “Plenty time.” When the doorbell rang, Marcia was bathing the baby and crying quietly. Her mother brought her the note. It waited for her while she dried the baby and rolled her in her blanket. Then she read the ill-spell@d lines: “Dear Miss Marcia: We decided on the farm after all. We think it will be an eazey life and we're both getting lazey. Much obliged all the same and lore. Love agen. “LIZ HENRY AND LIZ FRED.” Why A Million oa sou, Coe, camanee cages fe miration of men,a radiant MISS MARY GALLUP. bride of the man of your choice. Just cut * : ; cca ee out this ad, write your name and addressom When the 1925 contest for the county in this spelling bee. Nine lists of words | the meargje, and maili t ¢o ue with 10c in was announced I set to work, with the were given. The first list contained 100 | no Red cd lh rege nor} help of my teacher, and prepared again words and the following lists 50 each. | in plain wrapper. K nowledge is power. to enter. We did our practice work Eighteen contestants spelled the first Send your dime today. after school, during which time it wasn’t 100 words correctly, 12 the first 150 THE PSYCHOLOGY PRESS anything unusual for me to write from words, 10 the first 200 words, six the 119 So. 14th St., St. Louis, Mo., Dept.39%-A first 250 words, five the first 300 words, | 4 four the first 350 words, and four had, all the first 400 words right. On the eighth list each of the four contestants still in the contest missed two or more words. I missed only two and was declared the winner. Adella} Shimonsky and George Anderson tied+ - for second place. They spelled another | list of 50 words and George, who missed none of this list, took second, while = Adella, who missed two of these, took third. ‘Brought Me $1000 in Cash!” ss Bre ai , - says Fol! orus- girl.” One bour after wearing the The words I missed were “‘bluing SHEIK GOOD LUCK RING and “‘isinglass."’ George missed “forty- | = friend ave me $1000 cash.” Oth- ’? se : B aa? . ‘? ; 1 suc ; fourth,” ‘“‘gluing’’ and “‘isinglass,”’ and| ‘Sgse happiness Bilver Anish. 7 yh! "” n’T NO A PENNY! Adella missed “bantam,” “gluing” and | pepsi deirare 81,08, Oy cose isinglass. | soos ce ketene We, the first three contestants were | SHEIK RING CO., Dept. 8/0 awarded, gold, silver and bronze medals | 730 W. Michigan Ave., Chicage in addition to banners for our schools | at the evening meeting of the first day N e e ° of the Illinois State Teachers’ Associa- | V&SY Ow to In Weight tion meeting. If you are thin and would like to gain a pound @ day, . | be Strong instead of easily tired. 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Keep u the old. | ‘pep with Beeman's -~men on the road find its use « + - By CLIFFORD K. WRIGHT. BARE witnessing at the pres- | ent moment an extraordinary change in the relations which exist between parents and children. The barriers which were once 80 sharply and definitely drawn between them no longer exist. They have been broken down in a way so subtle and gradual as almost to escape notice. As a result, modern parents are get- ting into closer contact with their chil- dren’s interests and enjoying a far bet- ter understanding of the children them- selves. | To what can we ascribe t':is new re- lationship? It is due, I think, primarily to a rad- ical alteration in the parents them- selves. We hear a great deal nowa- days about the new child, but the new parent has excited little attention or comment. The old-fashioned parents—intol- erant, self-righteous and exacting— those foibles and prejudices have been so vividly and skillfully portrayed by .-Mr. Galsworthy: in his ‘Forsyte Saga,”’ appears to us now almost like some mythieal creature of the past. It is hard to believe that there ever were such beings. On the other hand, the present might be aptly called’ the Peter Pan age of parents. For the parent of today ob- durately refuses to grow up. His gaiety and high spirits are infectious. He is PLAPAO-PASS STUART'S are di from the truss, fferent have success~ fully treated themselves at heme Reduced thout hindrance from work-—- Fac-Simite moat obstinate cases conquered. Grand Prix te apply—inexpensive. Awarded Prix. 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If the defi- nition is a sound one, genius is certain- ly more prevalent today than it has ever been since the Golden Age. Many things have conspired to keep the present generation of parents young in body as-well as in mind. There are, for example, the ever-growing facilities for golf, tennis and other games in which young and middle-aged people can participate on equal terms. Then there is the modern craze fof dancing, than which there is no more powerful rejuvenating influence, and an equal enthusiasm for which is evinced by the father of 45 and the daughter of 18. Again, the cinema and the wireless set are not without influence in the matter. Each has helped to unify the once divergent interests of parents and children, In most families there is almost inev-| | itably a short, but critical, period dur- ing which the conflict of wills takes place between parents and children. To- day that conflict has not disappeared, but its effects are generally not so serious as they used to be. Cases where it results. in bitter quarrels and permanent estrangements are becoming rarer and rarer. This also, I think, is due to the re- juvenation and the consequent greater elasticity of memory of the modern parent. He remembers his own rather turbulent feelings and experiences when he passed through the same phase of development as his son is going through now. Consequently, he can show great- er sympathy and a more tolerant under- standing instead of indulging in the ex- plosive outbursts and the ‘“Get-out-of- my - house - sir - while - you - hold - those-views”’ attitude which would prob- ably have been adopted a quarter of a century ago. There are, of course, those who de- plore the “free and easy’’ deportment of modern youth towards their parents, and regret the disappearance of the deferential attitude which characterized former generations of youth. But the truth is that this attitude, although in itself quite charming, was frequently insincere. When analyzed, it would be found to have its origin in fear rather than respect. The modern attitude of young people towards their elders, if more casual and less decorous, does at least bear the

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Ron- ames of the quick decision of | Agent Drake to act first and afterwards, ¥e have both The We want you to wear . fiash Gem w iteeut diamonds. risce with ‘and Kemp at last. : Setost any OntSereene waetoves? ent tee = the name of Scotiand Yard, gen- Son jet them edmire - its Marvelous , : compare it oven with exquisite stones seiii ». 1 pay my compliments to Depu- liere are the (wo rings inciaded te mastic a Drake.” (Copyright. ) No. 1—Ladies’ 1 et. Solitaire, fee 124 078 Otter te No. . : per that meets @E finger to ; : bd Say which rie¢ you t to shew on . cixiGincawiur Cs. mscee Genesee Charles Dickens. eis generally agreed ae — ino geli-dis d that Charles Dickens SENT Biss aa atch considerable powers af observation, and it is interesting this proposition handsomely, and thusiastically, supported in the Medical Journal. In the cur- ber of the Journal Dr. C. G. writes with expert admiration way in which Dickens described, treat Expectations,” the _ iliness » which Mrs. Joe Gargary suffered result of being struck on the back head by her unknown assailant. ccording | account of the effect produced old citiser: of Greceatmetbe unfortunate lady may be found in who saygim povel itself; the point which has ed Dr. Strachan’s very interesting te is the accuracy with which Dick- s described clinical details of her con- wen at a time when doctors them- had not the knowledge of cerebral which would have enabled them define and explain her symptoms. The suaze of Dickens is, of course, that layman, but Dr. Strachan goes over case in detail and shows how the vel faithfully represents the symp- s which would now be recognized as natural consequence of “a widespread on of the posterior aspect of the Known Deafness a Noises need = endured, acco — only two we my hearing is perfectly. 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The pre- ecription costs me noth- ing. 1 ask nothing for it mail it if you will send me your address wil; bring it. Write today. 1. CASE, Dept. 1260. Brockten,. Mass. —) dl ig Wars 3S 484 © mints brain.” The obvious explanation is that Mrs. Gargery’s illness was one which Diekens had himself observed in real life; and. remarks his present com- mentator, “the extreme aceuracy of the description shows him to have been pos- sessed of powers of medical ebServation look for it. Bat it is perhaps a good job that Dickens is too near at hand for supporters of the opposite schoo! to do much in the way of myth-making. Were Dickens a shadowy and distant author, how easily their syllogism wonld run— “Great Expectations’ must have been far in advance of the clinicians of his Written by a doctor, and that a very as- day.” This will all be very gratifying read- ing to those who hold that great writers really do see more than average human- ity, and sometimes see it more clearly than those who have been trained to tute one; Dickens was not a doctor: therefore “Great Expectations’ must have been written by Lord Lister. A great deal of the Baconian heresy rests |4 on hardly more respectable foundations —Manchester Guardian. The Charge of the St. Louis Light Brigade (Continued from Page 9) gun was at 7:3- the field had gonyi’s side. He || Members of Fremont’s Bodyguard || done valiant was cut down. Who Were Killed in “Zagon- service in dis- “A brave man; yi's Ride to Death.” persing the ene- for that reason I CO. A. my. But White felt some pity to re Corp. D. F. Chamberlain. ......8t. Louis ” Such ae qi} him “ Corp. Julius Baker.. Wagoner F. C, Frantz.........St. Louis Private George Dutro ~es-- St. Louis The bodygu sega i a yECare F crivate Herman Pry..... ....8t. Louis Private Louis Osburg........S8t. Louis was Zagonyi's requiem for him. now found tne way clear ani was captured and taken about 12 miles distant, where the Souti- erners stopped at the house of a Union man. That phvowen . St. Louis entered the town Co. B. loyalist slipped of Springfieid. j}Corp. Francis Schneider.. ....St. Louis|| from his home, “Up and down |} Private Dennis Morat..........St. Louis|] gathered a com- the streets of the || Private J. Nellmann........-St. Lonis|| pany of 17 Home town fly the || Private Mitchell Rose........8t. Louis|] Guards, as the affrighted ene- || Private G. M. Schrack... ....S8t. Lonis!|| Northern sympa- my,’ writes Ju- || Private William Wright.. ....St. Louis|] thizers called nius Henri CO. C. themselves, and Browne to the New York Trib- une. “They stil) retaintheir weapons. There Corp. John Morrison........... Indiana|| White, hearing Corp. William Vanway.....Cincinnati, 0.|j ‘hem return, Private E. Davis...Hamilton County, 0, || Spped out the Private Alexander Linfoot, Covington, Ky.|| 4007 #24 at their head captured is desultory snip- ing. Soon the streets are cleared, ex- cept for dead and injured.” “As we dashed through the streets the women came out from their houses to the gates of their garden, waved their handkerchiefs and brought out flags, and did not frighten them at all—the shooting and the fighting,’”’ so Zagonyi describes the scene. He rallied his men now at the Springfield Courthouse, their “faces blackened from powder and dust,” and counted them. With him- self there were 70. “The rest, without horses and wounded and about 30 who had dispersed in pursuit of the enemy, I could not gather up; and it was mid- night before they reached me—and some of them next day.” One of the wounded was found at dawn by a man ied to him by a dog that had joined the guard on one of its excursions to the outskirts of St. Louis, and which nestled against the wounded man all night, sallying forth at dawn to bring help to him. The action itself lasted an hour and three-quarters after the first charge. In the end there were 16 of the guard dead and 25 recorded as injured, while 40 horses fell, one officer having three shot from under him. Zagonyi counted 106 slain Confederates. “Many of the men had lost their caps and had their clothes torn to pleces,”’ Gen. Fremont wrote to his wife, and you can hear the proud Hungarian leader as the commander reports him, “as Zagonyi says. ‘not any more fit to ap- pear as bodyguard.’” Fearing to stay because he could not hold the city in the face of the Suuth- ern troops should they return, Zagonyi fell back to await reinforcements after he had hoisted the Stars and Stripes on the Courthouse. Meantime White and the Prairie Scouts, who, through misunderstanding, ;had failed to join Zagonyi, had come up and on another part of —— his captors, tak- ing them back to Springfield that nigat, where he found Zagonyi’s dead and wounded. He gathered together some 26 stragglers of his and Zagonyf's units and with them held the city for 24 hours, until Gen, Sigel entered with re- inforcements. The story nears an end. Dispatches. three days after the fight, informed St. Louis. that Gen. Fremont was to be replaced with Gen. Hunter, On Nov. 2 he was relieved. With the remnant of his bodyguard he returned, disheart- ened, to St. Louis. The attack on Price, for which he had made al! ar- rangements, was never carried out. Mrs. Fremont gives a picture of that return, of the Brant Mansion, gay with autumn flowers, of the gathered rela- tives of the bodyguard thronging Chou- teau avenue. Then, far down tite street, “the serried crowd was parting, its dark, restless masses glowing in the lurid. wavering torch light, looking literally like waves; and passing through ' them came horsemen stamped with the splen- did signet of battle, their wounded horses and battle-torn uniforms bring- ing cries of love and thanks from those for whom they had been battling. They halted before the door and the sudden ring and flash of their new sabers gave beauty to the picture.” There is little to add. Those opposed to Fremont were in control. The body- guard was ordered to be disbanded. On the assumption that it was organized by Fremont, without authority, its mem- bers were refused pay. rations, and fod- der for their steeds. Their horses were seized. Gen. Sturgis was ordered to disband the command. In the end he offered Maj. Zagonyi opportunity to raise a cavalry regiment, retaining such officers of the guard as he thought proper. But the offer was declined. Washington had said that Fremont’s bodyguard must go. And, despite its charge, unique in American military an- nals, it was obliterated. 7" ™ Suwanee River Flows Through Your Heart (Continued from Page 38) saloon at Hester and Chrystie streets, many of his most successful songs were written. These he peddied to theater managers, minstrels and anyone who would buy them. Sometimes he got $5, occasionally as much as $25. His shoes Had holes in them, and he had no over- coat. Clothing that friends gave him he pawned. A nickel’s worth of ap- ples or of turnips from a grocery store would serve him as a meal. In such squalor and poverty he died. Early one winter morning in 1864 his friend, George Cooper, was called to the lodging house at 15 Bowery. Fos- ter, lying on the floor of a hall, had blood oozing from a wound in his throat and a bad bruise upon his head. His body was innocent of clothing. “I'm done for.’ he gasped, and begged for a drink,”’ says Cooper, “but before I could get it for him the doctor arrived and forbade it. He had won- derful big brown eyer and they looked up at me with an appeal I can never forget. °* * We took him to the hospital. In addition to the cut on his throat and the bruise on his fore head, he was suffering from a bad burn on his thigh, caused by the overturning of a spirit lamp.” In three days Foster was dead. Science and the radio. three-fourths of a century after his song was written. have discovered the material geograph- fecal river that Stephen Foster never saw. 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“~ 6y) Lauri Relander, Governor of Viborg Province, has been made national executive. He is a member of the Agt® | Wife of the American Am- bassador to Rome, photo- Vv " ) . . . a , A gy on the Palos Verdes estates. the imbitious promotion near Los Angeles, where 1. Lewis, formerly of St. Louis, has again got into financial difficulties ZA NSS Bust of the President which wil] be placed in the gallery of Vice Presidents. Internationa News Ree graphed in the palace which rian party and his term is six years. is the United States Embassy in the Eternal City. t'nderwood & Underwood - y ot, : mT =m an ee " “,* uy " ~ oe nj So ne Something of a stir has been made in Washington over payment [of this picture, which has been in the House Naval Affairs committee room for 30 years. Representative Butler says $5000 is much too much Underwood @& lt nder* ord

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MARCH &, 1925 | — UNDAY oer a ST. LOUIS POST-DIS PATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION [ MARCH 8, 1925 | — , wARIBALDTI ) s >= AR “FIRST LADIES" OMEN prominent in the official and : zx = * social life of Washington represented the leading feminine figures of other in- augurals. The Charity Ball at the May- flower Hotel took the place of the one usually held at the White House. eneral Ricciotti Garibaldi and Garibaldi. is to be married in ' de Carmona, scion of a dis- Mrs, Charles Carrol] Glover as Dolly Madison. Miss Caroline Chamberlain as Mrs. James K. Polk. togerams me FINLAND OF OTHER DAYS LIVE AGAIN AT CHARITY BALL ICN amcaiannantamateaes parr. tnt. a We wh wee Rn eg i. 3 sts 7 > & : : £ . 3 4 : } { ne B' : 5 OF er ape ot 5 “ " . —— . oe a ee ee ee oe : fen Cis ites te Na ean ae te 7 BY ty f wah mips pa eer pbent 46 Nn bea ae oy ay ' —s na Rs ie owes * ar) fs i a wo a es ‘ . ; a ri ; Auk . ” CAR, gee 4 ome, - = z. ¥ : ? a ee or~eree ¢. oo “* ~~ ” *) : . - > — snr ng a enrtg ‘ - . 2 é : ' - A e ne - : ae leading tad . ving op moyenne tee -@ ~ » —— ~ on ato > Patron . - ‘ ; if oe . a epege* aoe da on 7 : a : : vy Cree go” . + Pity Sreass “dll «aed is ae Se an ¢ - 4) ure & ~” er ow : o ee Mi Bae Or ‘ ‘ ty ay + 94 shewdl ia . 3 5 : . ; 3 io ee Z 4 “ ay ere tr ee “31 oS ee 2, 4 7 ’ . 7 ‘ _ ani - grieez 2 ~' . * — ms ala! tes - ‘Pe é AY AP, i . pend eas me et ee eee - ous « a > re . - This is George Smythe, the lad who paddled from Hali- fax, N. S., to New York. In starting an inland voyage to thé Italian capita] from | that of France, he | launched himself and his boat thus from the Pont des Inval- ides. ’ ; sy, = qs Spe - ve 407. ty ’ aval Affairs committee p§000 18 mut h too much J 1 & Underwood bad time in Africa motives After 11 years, this great structure is completed. The old bridge, wnich it replaces, was too light for modern loco. International Newer

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ee — a SY TAKING HIS. CRANES FOR A WAL K & A SWEDISH TRRMOVIES OF HIGH AS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION C=] ae of ei 2 PRS Director Heinrcth of the Berlin Zoolog- . Ly | _— ical Gardens saunters forth with the two | | | Zs | | birds he has trained. / | Le | Tora Teje, famed in her own —International Newsre SV, . gt 4 | | im emotional roles and for wears beautiful dresses. nt 4 | (FORMER ha we | Rie E Marguerite is Te a The scene is a Persian tribe passing through Zardeh Kuh saa The bearer of a name distinguished in finance and commerce, photographed on shipboard as he returned from a trip abr 7 na Neweree! —_—_ DESERTED ITALIAN TOWN of towels < Service, who has been dropping verbal b Congress. Bussana is in a po- sition pecul: iarly susceptible to earth- quakes, and while most of the houses still stand, few people live there, Dut many tourists ViSit it.

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Ss peers) STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION (===> WE ie ty a S DISH ACTRESS a A WHITE BLACKBIRD ~ 73 XY BELL TELEPHONE BUILDING Y. Gus - : a oy «RR lh ay? OD OP, ae ey Ow “ oe pO Sete Be v +7 et se Pers : “a “ond "y * ie, 8) ys T'? 1 a “s % 2 fai Siti . y z, 2 Nal re neti he a ay an e plop Kae ve. apae “pis stig Ps felons? P78 This beautiful freak is one of the prize ex- hibits in the Crystal Palace, London. Intern tion a] Ni wareel Tora Teje, famed in her own country for her performance in emotional roles and for the grace with which she wears beautiful dresses. - ah re = F . bole Pr . : : st ' k ry , oF i " ty te oe oh A ae gp ewan std - 4 pe ‘ sd ? _ SP een sprr a fis SRE Se > ies P . . 4 eat i ee a ot ‘ paris: Pm ee > Photograph of a plaster min- iature of the architects’ de sign for the building to be erected in the square bounded by Tenth and Eleventh and Pine and Chestnut streets. It is to have 27 floors and will be 400 feet high. Designers are Mauran, Russell & Cro- well, architects, and I. R. Tim- lin, associate architect. i + > + GANDHI PRESIDES AT CONVENTION | shed in finance and commerce, e returned from a trip abroad. International Newere —_ aN LTOWN oe Wine Mie ear bay ath 8 Sitkny. whales ely: in the, og COB SE AD tes _ ee m ws “4 a ‘ “ At the right is the youngest John Jacob Astor, whose father perished on the Titanic. With him, and enjoying it, is William Force Dick, his half-brother Internationa! Neweree! The great Indian leader addressing the Thirty-ninth Indian National Congress in Belgaum, Indian. Ten thousand delegates and visitors were in attendance. ‘Wide World Photo

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# SUNDAY MORNING ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAV i8-FOOTERS BEFORE A STIFF BREEZE f eN se boats re snapped 1 for the championship of New South Wales. terrier shown above, who already has won four blue ribbons, is expected to be a contender for the crown of Champion Barberryhill Bootlegger. the best dog at last years show. Both dogs are en- tered in this years show held by the United Ter- rier Clubs. ¥ & H A Wickham was «nighted by King George in 1920 for Ceylon, where he estab- ENV ce Live Wire, the Sealyham ruit when picked. in poor health now and almost the harbor at Sydney, Australia, as they prepared to race Wide Wor'd Photos re = . ’ ; > A. 5 > ‘ . L€SS. Naving oeen victim- : Lue is His name is Lue Gim Gong and he developed an orange which nang on the tree years after maturity and can be sold as URE PICTURE SECTION | { OLDEST Ui. a AD \_ WARSHIP in the war of 1812 is still afloat. Her most | | famous encounter ! was with the French | || 3. p. rreca, frigate Insurgente off the Island of Nevis, West Indies, | | in 1799. | Your watch repaired. Put in good running or- The U.S. S. Constel- | || der quickly, az reasan- lation which fought | |] 8ble price. iii ie i a ee i i ee r-7TTTYTT.TefeT?.*?"™ rT rrTrTyYTryTrepere-rYfefe??, . RIGHT GLASSES Prevents sight failure. stop. headache. nervedsness. stom. ach diserders, etc. We furnish reading dis. tance or reat Lenses— $2.50 to $7.00 madre $2.00 Our Optical Department is charge for testing. SIEVERT & FRECH 820 PINE |= Ea AL ADVERTISEMENT ER) INESE LUTH lished the first British rubber plantations. He is shown here standing beside the largest rubber tree of the Henebatgoda Botanical Gardens |. Yesr—Absolutely Free a *. To Prove How ¢ to. Res tore . ‘ crs haired . it Free : » eas * & ea" . * ” 2 ' as . i . ° ‘ . ’ per : am tA “¢é ~ gay ‘ 5 = ey *s 4 + ° re wWitaA . ‘ ‘ es as ru @ MAIL COUPON TODAY Sent today for the eperial paeterted Free Trig! ll, ett « f my —- SEarekKk COFFEE Qo: = a poet bee ePolose 6 ce Of pour Dalr it reour etter Prema ere pews cams ond 64 -~wer ~ - Marvy T Geidmas 608 4 aia 5 \ Tas ore chia = —_— a a i¢ casa t recuce. W 9 ets ex ses. VOU Can regain y Marmola Tabietsa e afa ou ag Stores OF (IN 48 Pisic © ner pos Tom Marr ial ? Venera, “mh ~ - _— = «= . —_- - . é iu ~~ ~ > . wat - JUST we 8 sag a this geru'ne & ‘ed ‘« A 4‘ Hoots ~ 4 y . ne per U veered a) ; fe vy 2 postman. ibis suit cress ta. for 4 ordinary re > mur fannei surface it wof good § werg at, wg veexsce ent Wear and rtiy nitted full and Sup-ever “Kid Boots’ biouse has V-neck. cus on short sleeves and band ef bottom of strped jen.g™ famous Kid Boots’ two-piece out *t. Thus is ar amazing money-ta: og Dargeir COLORS: Tan. grey want. Dress @) be shi pred to yoo prepaid. Pay the poetman sg 86 only We have paid the Geirery charges ear the outtt if ‘ts not better than rou expected. ‘or any reasor whatsoever, retur™ ¢ at oer expense and we ru : - WALTER FIELD CO. Dept. B 1051 CHICAGO send Us ' - ‘e ’ ' ecdcress—"0o money-—and Save | send you post : ' . ’ , —— oe eee cemeene eon a ~i™s &4 — * = ary them. L.A Famous Movie Stars _ Keep their Hair Beautiful Try this quick and simple method which thousands, WHO MAKE BEAUTY A STUDY, now use. See the difference it makes in the ap- pearance of YOUR HAIR. Note how it gives new and color. life and lustre; how. it brings out all the wave See how soft and silky, bright and glossy your hair will look. ~ ~ ~ A, - 4 ~ ~ " ~ ~ 4 “~ — — ~ o _ ™ ~ - - 7 ~ \ ~ A of ~ _ ~ eo ~ “A ra . 7 ~ ’ ~ \f » ~~ — - ~ — r t -¢ 4 4 ~ vA ¢ * a ~ . Mulsified « Cocoanut Oil Sham re eg oe a nr. ee aa =“~F ‘ < . . a r \f vi a . — A = ~ ‘ “ ~ _ —_ 4 S | SUNDAY MORNING ah 1lS great rock to Se ee eect eemeteen ~~... oan a She hated to a the Cx

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—_—— 2° 3 eee NV THE “WHITE THRONE } 2 . { 100 GIRLS IN a MARKSMANSHIP CLASS - Soe es] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION C—==>= —" *4 “ . a ; , | ie . ia ‘ in " ee’ y wad 2 > 4 ‘ ¢ ; ell on ek , . | 5 ee all : te: ' a 7 RIGHT GLASSES *revents sight failure, stops adache,. nervousness, stom- ch disorders, etc. ‘e furnish reading. dis- ance or reat Lenses— 7 50 to $7.00 a" $2.00 ur Optical Department is e of the finest and best uipped in the city. No Jd. L. SIEVERT mse too difficult, No Eyesight harge for testing. Specialist, cares 7g Pale : Sa Rot, Ce 4 eee ” , Ie es Se The grapevine sling is popular among the girls at the Uni- SIEVERT dx FRECH ao ton Four ace. 4p HEE T° Nigar y - | .. er ap versity of Missouri. Miss Maxine Hungate employs it, as 820 PINE) = PP TICAL ee. Fin a ae Ee ae 7 tee a 7 SERRE Sake. ee =”, - Secithe hown here. Northern Tissue—a paper as pure and “ We te |. ee Wreka: O! Ra cal ee a Oe geo ee ee rs white and soft as fresh linen—is espe- : : A is, | so! ey LP : hy DS ee hE Se | Pe Pee” BV oe 7) : cially appropriate in the well appointed bathroom. Ask for oythern Jissue, ei ei a aa ee, ee pees Ps ‘ iia mon ip fen Sits ined “ Bry a ee M as cae i " a i ‘, a ea: as ; sh vw. se * 1% Woy si, % Les: a te Ai ; 4 eee v a : > aS ‘ &,, ye A ga ome bh ‘ = ry 0 e Tf te uk es ae a Ping® > res ~————_—e NRE 9 3b bi, This great rock towers 3000 feet from the floor of Zion Canon ual in: Zion National Park, Utah. Corinne Griff th nonin lg. Wi ate: a Mansi sled sounds WOT Lo 0 Ss AN gn ne on ore ew . peo Rileagtiine6 a aati th nsntel iietitete ahinieiatearte i rH BE mncerw + Pee enmion siesahs em =~ - » ( arrr e 3 Betty Muers ay ; : ) , : on Me aasn™ & Salad ee a ; i” Lompson e ) gre = . fat # ie = a4 * Sat . . re A class poses on the campus. Three NORMANDY Voile Patteros— new and charming for women's and children's frocks ) 4 rs ae | — || ee ee Fretful and irritable till | mid) | 4 5| RE pet oe . — eet te thousands, WHO MAKE omce it makes in the ap- owe. od M rt: ~ “ > - “ee — a 4 a € mo. 4 %y Bony as ‘> a t RATS . me x o ss RIM. = ‘ r = Pape wy atone om tice gana t-te he aed ope: aay By 7 > ores: » Si hn Tie eee grew . * ~ 4 7S 2 - bi EE Bore, ep ame em ii ad on ’ , ak ee a ~ rimaiqpoteilin ~ . he il * i te Ae and bed c. centinenindieedia " ete oes leer a : . Nels No wonder Mrs. Roeder looks happy! Her boy Vernon, perched high in her arms, is over the bad cough that was if A | ve | 7 se et making him ‘‘fretful and irritable” a short time back. eer eH took. | te | Sigs 93 NO aen eo The Roeders live at 2542 W. Nicholas St., Philadelphia. nd briskly with the | | mae F : : gee + eee oe Next door to them, at 2544, lives Mrs. Levinson. It was “the dandrufl and - . . 3 | ! Fe Rae seks her happy experience with REM that lead Mrs. Roeder to lirt that stick to the = 3 ie ) 9% try it for Vernon. J onl brings out all the wave rik creamy M | 4 a sce! | ad: rinsing Phe | $3 bEategt 1 ; 3 66 ) on a ' ified, again wo | | : y _ = a | How the ‘‘good word” does spread! briskly as Lie ' . al , . Mite, Aa: | . nse the hair at | ane al a 7 TR oe poke bay ) ‘‘My boy Vernon hada very bad cough and cold this past month,”’ : ER le dirt > eae take says Mrs. Roeder. ‘‘He coughed considerably at night, and clear. fresh oa ERE al hardly got any sleep. It kept him fretful and irritable. | ; : f | \iaaa “My neighbor, Mrs. Levinson, had given REM to her boy Bobby | She hated CO acknow ledge | | \ ees and it did him so much good that I got some for Vernon.. th ‘€ | ee as te mote OY ‘It was really wonderful how it relieved him. Soon his cough = Orn Sa eee Pe ee was all gone. Several other families that I have recommended | Pee Neo CAE REM to since then got just as good results from it as I did.’’ vou will find vou | So goes the oldsayang. And in vour «| De and h: ES elas the vain in ten seconds. | Grateful users who have passed the good word along cker and : | acorn. It seems suchanun- and the corn jn two days- | 7 You Ul make a cool, lovel) picture are largely responsible for REM’S widespread popu- eden iy page n with a pleasant Blueeay | ‘ in a frock of larity. are physical untidiness. One __ plaster. NORMANDY VOILE A special ingredient in REM—effective, harmless— ing | acorn, but not its ill-effect. _ | cis lovelier for warm weather wear is not found in ordinary cough syru IS. Clinging to the hair fine "4 WITT Itshows itself in the face— _ Blveriay is the efficient way to | | pio ne ghee intense | your throat as it is swallowed, REM spreads a : : corn. It leaves not! ‘rock of sheer-textured voile. And é a Gil ¥ ea Th rout acorn. It leaves nothing to than a frock o | sae en € the humor. your guesswork. Youdonothave _—it no voile is so lovely as Normandy, because its soothing, healing film over the sore, inflamed to decide how much or how little | distinctive little raised dots give the fabric just membranes. to put on. Fach plaster is a com- enough weight to hang perfectly — without r . —_— wee ne aa ee , ! : : . S J avi. S . pete treatment, with just the | wrinkling or clinging to ones underthings! No Opiates In REM And plea ant to take New lovely colors and patterns are ready— and Ask your druggist for REM—the blue package with the dots are guaranteed absolutely fast. Look for the round orange label. You can have your money “N | ’ h lvage, or the tay: co. Recs A aren vl psnnaienaal frock' back if it doesn’t help you. You're the Judge and Jury. : Co., Inc. : | | = = a : pe ates tate cree C Introductory size bottle, only 60c MAKERS ALSO OF THE FAMOUS LINGETTE Economy size, $/.00 densa Cue RORMANDY vorLE® quiets coughs quickly — ASG U S.PAL OF cers cuananrise past ©; ie ee Rt To ve 1¥ es TEMA MEER GTN OAM, ae aig PEP bate ~ -~ praengy ° regen eem rn 7 embered a rule t Sg Seth fry ron "3 | } ~ % F ‘1 May Conceal the presence of . . . BT Mie re . , ¢ 4 ih Tn nM the + } P| wsceh mount oF ~ . - -m™, ;' ik . A4fFDOUNT OT tne Ma PIC méeUlca- Rut how fox i ti ’ ry en 4 ‘?* e corn. Simply put -porpt , YUL? mr ¢ mie ‘ y a SOCTEUSOTTOWU 1 the piaster—it does the rest MULSIFIED LOLGAMUT OLL_ SHAMPOO a a we ae nes ee ee — - a OE -_

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Paris may waver between the sil- houette and the flare—but it 1s unanimous this Spring on gloves. Three embroidered decorations give this circular cuff—one shade darker than the glove—distinc- tion and charm. Model 550— Price $2.00 Double ruffles and double shir- ring with the new side clasp, P give this glove inimitable charm. Model 596— Price $2.00 As she turned out of the Rue St. Honoré, we noted a diplomat’s wife wearing this glove with its scalloped cuff. Model 576— Price $1.50 circiets. Latest Cable2\éws about, SILK (GLOVES: _ Paris Decr Smart but simple—the elegance of contrast—it has four piped Model 525— Price $1.65 / . ~The Ornamented Cuf’ Up to Paris came the news! On the Riviera—at Cannes, Nice, Monaco —over at Biarritz, the ungloved hand is passé. All because someone created the vogue of decorated cuffs—now gloves are lovelier than ever before, the final complement of a smart Spring costume. Paris heard the news. Voila! By cable we received style notes sketched by our representatives. And now, Madame and Mademoiselle, the modes de rigueur of the Rue de la Paix are to be found in your own favorite shops here in the States. Speed? Yes. It is our pleasure to transmit the mode from les Parisiennes to les Americaines with dispatch. Just as if you had shopped in Paris you, too, may wear the smart gloves now seen on the Bois, at tea at the Ritz or before dinner at the Crillon. Kayser observers in Paris keep us posted. So look to Kayser, as other wise women do, for all that is chic in gloves. Note some of the latest models sketched here—they come in different shades in the proper silk weights for Spring. And the prices—such as would delight the smart but thrifty Parisienne. Originally sketched in the foyer of the Opera, following a smart CCS A new gauntlet model with hand- kerchief flaps in contrasting col- ors. Model 555— Price $2.00 This model was worn by a noted American just up from Cannes. Model 519— Price $2.00 The glove of a distinguished Rus- sian cmigrce as she started out to P- Model 592— Price $2.00 Appropriately enough, we noted this flower embroidered turn- down cuff as the wearer emerged from a lovely garden. Mocel 582— Price $5.00 — Ss BRINGIN(¢ WELL IVE REN TE APARTMENT in, AY TWO HUNDRE - BOrccre™M Ovac e YO Ge SEE. (Ta es WELL IMALL oR} On SEES ee

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riggs OW AS WELL DO- FIFTY AND — BOOB, DEAR, Bent WORRY. : 1 VM GOING To a HAVE A FEARt MEETING OF me CLUB HERE BERTHA AASL { CAAS TAKE CARE OF OU URSEL VES See Or ts | S850 sees eeeisesate ingests Meee 8 = = =—s es ee PR Pew ; oe agit ss oe “Gevase : ” #+entee eeerde i hee +See we aesees 5 eens Sores 4000+ onnee ede eee ete 25 bp NU LON aN 0 DF a. nee. ROE oe IRB 8 ai ti ae 2 OLE LOE Ee eI eT Bem eee ee ee ee SL a es Se ee ea OR es ee Boob McNutt EVERACTHING’S READ “THE REALLY FoR / Oe THE MEETING \ rt A | SREY 4c Ger 4 \ ANGRY AND tnt eee tee ae So oer eeehen- eee eee eee e+e are oer * ate ee I. D —_— . 2 ed penne ens eng e ae y e é a — GEE, BERTHA,WE GOT THis RUG ALL MUBDY- NOW WE'LL KANG TO TAKE hiss IT OUT AAID #8 CLEAAS IT | THIS 1S THE ~ RAEANIEST RUG : 1eEvER SAw- » MOw, BERTHA, ALL TOGETHER ARE JUST inG THAT FOR EXCUSE-- Know VERY WwW You STILL HAVE JI. Geos, \ seERTHA oy x ITIS UNAA- Youve — eS INOVSLY VOTED § MABE NE av Seer TO FIRE PEARL | LOSE ALL HY GIRL FRIENOS A RE i ™ ~ . ' —

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il i ae ee ee a ” nae = . ee Ge CR UME 6 Ree el iki re - ae (O Naeetecldinpea ages 5 ” (oe SS hi aptaw so he, I've RAPPED AT THE DooR BUT NO ONC SHOWED VPS MR. AND MRS. MUTT MUST BE GOUT. A LOVELY WASN'T. THAT ———— - —— WALIK, MUTT S ——— ———e — HAVE RETURNED. THAT LOOks Lice REAL MONEY TOO, CERTAINLY iTS REAL MONEY : THE MONEY: vit Yo SPOOFING & I SUPPOSE THe Five DOLLAR Bicl FLEew AWAY,GH? £ LEeT IT RIGHT THERE. You'Re ily, UP TO Your OLD TRICKS AGAIN Poor Mutt: (Copsrirht, 1925, of H. C. Fisher. Trademark Reg. U. S. Pat. Of) Great Britain Rights Reserved "And He Was So Happy -~- By BUD FIS | Lo I CAME AETER 3 |The SUIT-cASE ES I r LOANED TO 2 i MUTT LAS® a | Year! HE NEVER RETURNS ANY TAING: HAPPY SINCE =| THEY MUSTN'T You've REFORMED: SEE ME! ‘alata : | LT WoulD RAVE yal (: uae! 2 eel | A AARD Tie heir ps > EXPLAIAING. . a A CHANGED MAN: TS BEEN wondeReuL == since MY WwiEE FoRGAVC = Me FoR STAYING OuT LAT® NIGHTS. SHe , And I ARE SO HAPPY: Ll AIN'T A BURGLAR: © SAW THE OPES WINDOW AWD JusST FELL tro. WOW Tm Got MY SUIT-CAS EE: uTT AND JEFF - SUNDAY MORNI i. OONERVI : \ a _ MUTT EE mM beetles: poeta A. aii i “= ” Pa = DOLLARS wtTH You ; “as : cts Mw : - uae t 2 € 3 a * v; in xg = {=a ~~ ON) MUTT. WANT; AND. < , THAT \You F : Ltée ~ ss , | a x ue 4 5 “oe es = ie , ge : ~ - . "eg A “! — &.. . ie : 4 | - * Se ee . hi 3 ¢ i y 2 Da ad . 5 ‘ * 2 ’ ts j ~—. ee a P . » ee * a... Phas ae 4 es bias es i YS tS. ing RRR OS : BRN AER a So ree as aa

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a a. 2) peste Peery w P rs Ee. a a ie fase eee, ERP, COMIC SECTIONS ST. LOU I p OST- DISP ATC T PAGES OF FUN SECOND ~ QoS ES. * 7 Cine renal eeeeco” | ce ae CTE "MR BANG SAID THE NEXT Time RIGHT IN AND BRing © / op WARNING! IF You. DONT ~ ~~ oe | NGO OWE OY un Cf RYN THIS: CAR WITHOUT WE otickraek. 2 > uspegie ohe EAR! He’ on! /gm STOPPING EVERY TIME co AFTERWOU ANG MAME] |, ee You FREL LIKE IT You COME BACK AND £f “Ue ee J THERE'S GONNA np — r—“‘“a—_—_OCON ee as sunk AS, MY NAME 1S RCN RS ae ag ee we ~ er ede fe AM) MESA a “MR BANG, THE SKIPPER TT ee WE Lt — —____\ HAS STOPPED THE CAR . bie SAID work; SEE WOT 1 | dep. AN? GONE IN THE oe WAS GONNA 00° - IS GONNA 4 | | ACT Yy Ce Ra sig ae DO! \) ‘ ws . oe anti THAT'S VERY Na as Bee: Sat INSIDE. THE CAR FING, BuT Re § | WHKAT HAVE — Sa “+ You DONE —_— | | — § (FY) / WHERES THE Skipper! WITH THE | : FIVG - ° QOLLARS. ANSwe fe ME THAT. DID HE COME IN I WANT/ AND I Tel TAAT You fF AIN @ OOWN HILL HE WOULD NEVER GET ly ll ee ee | CL ee ee meee a. AWAY FROM ee: Cy a eee ? Volt amet Poe, HANGEO: YR

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THE CAPTAIN AND THE “AH SENOR, 2 HAF (HEY, S } | ME FOR BUY ; a oe TRAIN ANIMAL! VACOUPLE FOR WAN PEACH ELEPHANT 3 PLUNK ) 2€ CASH ON ZE_ 4 Bl6 VUNS- \ | LIDDLE VUNS | OR MIDDLE SIZES ? DER CHUNGLE 155 } ee eer ee SO oes GE See 5 : BES . wy eS NCHEL BOYS? OY YI tay } VLE PINACH ! AGA * BIHOW You LIKE A ; OF NICE Y HAF ZE UPRIGHT ALLI- ——————~ | *GATOR- NO? OR ZE PELICAN TIGHT ‘ROPERS ” ANEEFP- “ING VALRUS - SINGING GQCKA* “TOODLES ! CHASS -WRILE, 51 29H eg OA OL AOE POG TI. 'ZE CANNON BALL JUGGLE Jat EZ IMPORTANT HE » SHOULD MANIPULATE EZ EET NOT SO? y/ ie / 4 wee f// / Bey f Teel vs ae // Gy (Gal ; HEY. S oo / Jhhy, i aE Bro ay, HA! DOTS F « \ Ls WH ] try DER MOST | EASY VUN VOT HE GOT AN FOR ZE QuieT Ct Rae SIESTA , ZE ROUGH /Y, 77 STUFF HE SHALL -7H] BE CUT OUT AssoLuTe?) ) JAKE MY NORD FOR 1. MISTER $ Dis) VAY FOR DER EXAMINATION SPECTACLED SNAP- ye! - ~ 7( ZAF BOY SENOR!) | MAKE HEEM DC JEA GET BITSY AA ZE STUFF AN’ ZE % (HUMBO, DEK BARGAIN HE EZ PN CHENTLEMAN |ISS * MISSOURI ? {FROM DER SPANISH} - tees ‘ ~_ -~ in ~~) ae ee t. ey ~ ~ B s R D iy » es Y e U 0 ee 4 Zs * : x * > —— 1925. Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. YOU SWEAR, MY Kage FRIEND, ZAT Z2E “RZ Originator of the Katzenjamm “ ELEPHANT WILL MAKE WN ZE HEAD STAND LIKE , ts ¥ & 2) u A % Bo / , -. 2 ¥ ‘ ; : ? a “/ hp : f aT . 4 A : ie | ot J 7 , 4 tye: sae ¢-s * , - s oe ae . . ad dé i >. yo a) : . 4 § % ¥ s : Se 2 a = a » 7 & e y vie iy | ( on You’ Wat “1 AG puT IN TI OF: vied \ Li a aioe HA! ZE LUCKY Doe OF A SENOR TO HAF GOT 50-NICE COUPLE JA) ir pep FOR GOoD _ x > $ ” é we. ain. wi & min\\ : $5, ae es 3 2 ? ‘ Be | aa e's ane - ome : ? Ree on i oh, - se ¥ Se s Sag “ esrat . tp “ ee , , %, - % 4 ; —— ey aN stg | Copr. 1935 (N. ¥. World) Press Pub. Co. ' ' Alia A, lee 17 f oP ; BAH ? WHY For TRAIN ZE ANIMAL AN'ZE KEEDS REMAIN WILD! \) BF AS /, fi) NB... a SF he . f ° ™ Se / ly bd F- j ‘ e ( \ { Pa s r @ “ag ] —_— n a | CARAMBA FRIJOLS —\ WHO .MAKE START . HURRICANE ? = CHASS, ihatilgammme vats TWO MILES MORE UND ALL 155 FORGIFFEN ?

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—_ _ -_ -~-_—_—— TT tt ou 11K 8 PETER RABBITS YOUNGEST MEETSLA SCOFFER BUI VERY QUICKLY CONVI CE. s | 4 R LESS MONEY. | Hits) OF HI? ABILITY TO MAKE A BIG HIT IN LIFE. —)6hClCS See ioe Sie ' at Pali ) | Y a= oe . cars offered thre By s1ARRISON Cavy Hy) roan ranare | : “Ta ait : Pages todry. | . : * 3 : 3 —— : oo astaeall , - = -. ~ OH-HO! THAT ? — ; 7 y y, - | | AWAY WE GO AN I JES BETCHA MORNINe PETER RABBIT~ MAY a a VOL. 77. NO. 183. LAWZ.y- Lng ee hed cote L > LEVERYONE WILL BE GLAD TO MEET YOU'| ||) ASK WHAT THAT > bey alle, SAY NES eo ~~ AN YO PO SONNY- AN SEE WHAT ANI 1 SCA , NE. Wht CH CROSSING INTO YOUR 11)’ RED CART AN TAKE YOU : rating 9 BRIGHT ON HADI : a sow YOU OFF OS 7. | 7 ots Pa - : 010 SUPREME CURT, | Coorr Put 2ailroad Announces Plan px for Appeal Following (... Failure of Adjustment at >re‘ it Avi Ait | iif ' TW Hh Mt i ; Hitt itl Hitt : excer Attitude as Threat to anki Make Municipality Ac- ana. | Worn 3 . 3 ag SHAPED ALL RIGHT ENUF {| (ARE THE FINEST.S | PEEPERS ALL RIGHT BUT Nor] |} MoST INDUSTRIOUS }} PEARS TO ME HIS MAIN JOBS RRB pm: cour: trom tne State onder it SHAPED HEAD HE HAS) (BUT. WHAT | LOOKS FOR || ONES IN TA’WHOLE} .(AS SNAPPY AS.BETSY 1 || YOUNGSTERS IVES |NOW SEEMS TO BE IN Coggins oc se erase croming atm MOS 1S TOWN | CHUCKS BABY DOWN EVER KNOWN STUFFIN 11M SERRE eo recs cin co anes Bar the Wabash. The State Su. | ow CONTENTS : 18 Eons Cour, bad approved the | gin” ? ; p = 3 ir = plan, as embodied in a Put- femir he Service Commission order, last /at da mber. — ' ; N. S&S Browm vice president and FALL WAH I DONT “ ii BS Seneral solicitor of the road, an- | 5 a ' need that the appeal would be! Mu following a conference at LIKE THAT ry ‘i a be | oe Mayor's office today, at which FEL) ER | vy, ‘A ag he city rejected a compromise prv- 4 . en . Wabash concerning sal by the imination of the Delmar crossing md others between Lindell bouie- | rd and Olive Street road. ) Time for. taking an appea! wril | pire in nine days. | Mayor Calls Cofiference. | The conference. attended by ren- menta'ives of the city, the railway Sd property owners in the vicin‘*tv [the crossing. was. called by Kiel. in the hepe of reaching itlement of the differences >- the road and the city Presi & Kinsey of the Board of Fuwtic presided and made etear th« | rejection of the compromise. charac’ erized the attitude of the oe Spach as a thieat to make the eo wy accede to demands of the roe1 jitth iN i bn | ii A et i | } i | tif) ; i" / thi / HHH if H if 4 eae = = — a future crossing separations } . hEXPECT HIM TO MAKE | ? SAY=TAKE JT FROM ME HE Hl on ran & Seni alam ABOUT AS MUCH CHANCE OF Jiiipe eros conract. embodying HES:A GOOD, rUr-TUT!A Lin’ BACK WARD j > WHY-WHEN I WAS HIS : : SCHOLAR ~ HES AS SHUCKS! WHAT EARS MARIN A HET AS A CRM ee woman IN TH SECOND ¢ (AGE T WAS ON THE FIFTA GRADE| | SD | IF NOTHIN’ELSE THIS : a x GRADE- NOW WW vy KID OUGHT TO BE ABLE }| RING TAILED GALLE WAMP Ad mie commencement of Work » . mn of Carrying streets south- ‘ 3. ‘se Acceptance by the toad of the . > vig oe! — - ‘a ast of Delmar over the tracks, a at - io #4 tead of elevating the tracks. 7 : ia Postponement of other cross- eliminations until the River Peres te inclosed. ing ager of flooding che erotik Raising the Tracks. Raising the tracks four and a If feet above thé ground level tween De Baliviere and Hamil- m avenues, ead of twe and half feet. as planned by the ¥: depression of the tracks two . lower than the city plans at ave Street road:: all in order ve a better grade at Delmar jon. _ paration of the whole cross- project into four groups, viz. . Delmar. 72 Lindell and tn 3. De RBaliviere. Water- | ; and Kingsbury. 4 Olive | ™itted road, with consecutive |% bots by groups. Fayment by the Wabash of 66.0900 for the Delmar work, : prising 60 per cent of cost of viaduct proper, pius $40,900 — ds cost of River des Peres | rt there. | SAY—DONT YOU CALL THAT ¢ (Serco: Tcticine the washes MAKIN A BQ-HEY D $B rece ee oleh SEPT? > e 5 om NS ui Hi AA EYES NOT RIGHT-STUFFIN MYSELF — BACKWARD. IN SCHOOL -EARS TOO LA —_—er AN A RINGTAILED GALLEWAMPAS -CANT MAKE — So A HIT HEY? | ait . =e ; a 7 is, ¢ i. SS acop: T FINKS HES INSULTIN ME- J make only one viaduct neces- RGE- a Payment by the Wabash of 60 ‘ = cent of cost of elimination “a Crossing other than Delmar. 49 per cent by the city. Provisions of Order. Public Service Commission State Supreme Court ordered Wabash to pay 60 per cent of “4 WELL-TAKE THAT ’ &f. | es * cost of the Delmer work, ‘ — ne : => ff i . | city 40 per cent. The city a = Pe Be | ‘ A ce thie te an unusually large Oa alae a if . © far the efty, due-to the