St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 29, 1925

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LOUIS POST-DISPATC - x ath Chee ae tah 2s Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 132 FIRST NEWS BECTION, 6 PACES. SECOND BECTION (SPORT). THIRD NEWS SECTION, 12 PAGES. FOURTH NEWS SECTION, 10 PAGES. FIFTH NEWS SECTION, 10 PAGES. SIXTH NEWS SECTION. 8 PAGES. SEVENTH NEWS SECTION, WANT SECTION. 14 PAGES REAL ESTATE SECTION. ROTOGRAVURE SECTION, SUNDAY MAGAZINE. 16 Pages 6 PAGES. 20 PAGES, 14 PAGES. 8 PAGES. PAGES. SECTION, 8 PAGES, EVOL. 77. No. 203. COMIC PART ONE. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 29, 1995. j | PAGES 1—6. PRICE 10 CENTS “AGENT KILLS ANAND WOUNDS MINOTHERIN AUTO w Koehn Clings to: Running Board of Ma-. | chine, Firing When They Attempt to Escape. ee HAD DISGUISED SELF . 7 AS DRUG ADDICT Turns Over Marked Money and Morphine He Says He Bought After Appoint- oll vag? ment With Them. = -- Federal Narcotics Agent Andrew Koehn shot and killed one man d wounded another at Eleventh street and Cass avenue, at 4:15 p. wn. yesterday. He sald the men e “dope peddlers,” from whom, “disguised as a drug addict, he_ had made daily purchases of morphine nd cocaine, and who tried to es- cape when he announced his iden- vty. John Roza, 21 years old, of 1412 North Twelfth street, died en route ‘Venus and Adonis,’ by Titian, Worth $1,000,000, —-— + ee ee ee uisitions Give Philadelphian’s Collection First Place as Private Gathering—To Be Givett to Public. > Special to the Post-Dispatch. ithe rarest treasures among | paintings of the world have just ’ NEW YORK, March 28.—Two of | the | been added to the collection of Joseph E, Widener tm Lynnewood Hall. Elkins Park, Philadelphia— Titian “Venus and Adonis,” from | the collection of Lord Spencer of England, and Renoir’s “La Dan- zgeuse.” from the collection of the late Paul Durand-Ruel of Paris. These acquisitions, of which this | first public anneuncement, 1e Widener collection a long forward toward an unap- place as greatest step proachable the | private’ gathering in existence. | io city ho'pital from a bullet wound | ir the abdomen. and William Sav- iginac, 18, of 1327 Blair avenue, Is | in serious condition with a jsyound , the thigh. Koehn fired mots as he clung to the running rd of a moving automobile oc- | pied by the two men. Turns Over Marked Money. | immediately after the shooting, hn reported at North Marxet areet police station wearing a bare mismatched suit, a three | | forming the Rev. Dr. ‘rector of St. —— eap, a ragged blue shirt, and | ldays’ growth of beard. dered two one-ounce cans ot! he said he had paid the two | ten for it. “drug addict tippe me off thar we fellows were peddling dore Twelfth street and Cass ave- .and I have been buying fron, 1 every night since last Sunday,’ related to a Post-Dispatch re. er. “I put on these clothes tas’ Mday when I went to the corner hthe addiet. He would go across street and buy $2 or $3 worth istuff from these fellows and then ittome. He introduced them me as ‘Willie’ and ‘John.’ | Friday night I made an ap- ent with them to bring me ounces of morphine at 4 p. m ay. They said it would cost an ounce, cr $100 for two. tto the corner at 4 the addict, and he went across We street and talked to them wanted their money first, and I went over and showed the $100 I had with me. They me to walk a block east to th street, and wait for them “Wired Without Aiming.” Thad waited a couple minutes athirg man came up. He me Willle and John would by in a Ford in a about five minutes later they driving east with Willie at Wheel. They stopped with the nmé headed north and | Wand handed the bills to While Willie passed me the fans of morphine. “Then T pulled out mv badge and Pevolver and said, ‘You're both arrest, I'm a Government -. Willie stepped on the cas Roza reached toward his hip. Was on the running board, and to shoot at Willie’s legs to the car, but Roza pushed me I lost my balance. I fired shots without aiming.’’ Denies Selling Drugs. Roza died without making a ment, but Saviginac on the op- Ing table told a reporter. ‘We driving along Eleventh street to get Roza's girl, when this jumped on the running He sald, ‘Stick ‘em up,’ and shooting before we knew Sit Was all about.” He denied Aka drugineddier * hn said e found the marked on the floor between Roza’s When the machine was stopped *r man had a weapon arfd were no drugs on their per- om ls 39 years old, married, ha at the Warwick Hotel. He ormer city detective, having on the force eight years, re- in 1921 to enter thef em- of the Denver District Attor- Worked there on the “‘in-' n] o’clock | minute, | Hie |} ne and $100 in marked bDilaer | Valuations in dollars and cents may not be put on these two can- , tlon all such estimates, but the Titian is reckoned by many authorities among the $1,000,000 paintings. The New York World announces that it is Widener’s definite pur- pose to make over his collection to his | as a mtmorial to late P. A. B. Widener the public father, the who gathered the first paintings of | the collection. “My sole purpose,"’ said Widener today. “‘in adding pictures of the highest type, and in distinguished individual art collec- possible in the world today, and to give it to the public as a memorial to my father. where this memorial housed has not been shall dowed.”’ a - C- WEDS FOLLIES DANCER Elliot Holt’s Parents Present at His Marriage to Elizabeth Baxter Keene. Special to the Post-Disnatch. NEW YORK, March 28.—-In- Karl Reiland, (;eorge's Church, only five hours in advance, Episcopal | 2 qe ae ee Elliot Holt. son of Henry Holt, publisher, ance Elizabeth Baxter Keene. who, with her twin sister, dances in the Greenwich Village Follies. were married this after- noon at 4 o’clock before lo guests. In a biege ensemble costume with sables and a corsage bouquet of orchids, the bride was attended only by her father, Wendell Phil- lips Keene, while Henry Holt Jr. | acted as best man for his brother. | Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holt Sr., Mrs. |Henry Holt Jr., Mrs. Keene, moth- | er of the bride, and Miss Margaret Keene. the bride’s twin sister, were | present. been the stage dancing in “Mary Jane McKane,.” ‘Adrienne,’ and “‘Vogues of 1924,’’ no members of the theatrical pro- fession were invited to the wed- on three veara, | ding. ! ; i ’ i | ; | | ' ’ ' | | oe ee ee | #e bunco ring” investiga-| ich resulted in about 30 nS. He became a narco- nt last July, ’ | our after the shooting. Ste- | Tawfki, 1425 North Twelfth ! : ’ 80ught to cluim the auto-! » 888erting it was his prop- | Olen from in front of 12334 enue. te Was held for In- “eg hKoelhn's informer- Car! Stritzel. wa: held pend- Inquest. buy Koehn was re- : ; FORD DEALERS TO GUARANTEE USED CARS SOLD BY THEM Company Plan Announced by Edsel lord to Become Effective Although the sisters have | ‘(Chairman i time at Once. Special to the Post-Dispatch. DETROIT, Mich., March 28.— | Operating under a company plan, Ford dealers hereafter will place a : guarantee upon used cars sold by them, Edsel B. Ford, president the Ford Motor Co., announced to- day. The Ford Motor Co. is the first large automobile concern to take direct steps in the matter of used cars. ert a wide influence on the market- ing of used cars and in improving conditions generally in that phase of the automobile business. CONGRESSMAN J. J. ROGERS OF MASSACHUSETTS DIES Ranking Republican House Foreign Affairs Commit- tee Succumbs to Long Llness. _ the Associated Prees. WASHINGTON, March Representative John Jacob Rogers, Republican, of Lowell, Mass., died here tonight after a long Iiliness. Rogers, who was the by 28.—| | ' of | ; | ! | / i ! ; J , > ;Specia! The action is expected to ex- | or | | | | ranking ;of Kentucky, | ed JUVENILE GANG FREES ALL DOGS HELD IN POUND Twelve Denver Youths, in Re- | confessed instigator of the robbery | ‘of the Bank of Thayer on March '19, which netted $3400 for the four | prisal, Descend on City’s ‘Pen’—Now Face Charges. By the Agesocitated Press. DENVER, Colo., March 28.— Juvenile “gang revenge’ had its inning here when 12 scended upon the city pound and /| dogs—every animal retaliation released 60 impounded therein—in for the imprisonment of one dog, | the property of one of the “gang,” | it became known today. Today the gang, 12 strong and ranging in age from .+19 to 15 years, appeared in Juvenile Court answer charges of malicious mischief as an aftermath of the act. RED CROSS TORNADO RELIEF to The place be | determined. | It will, however, be adequately en- | Purchased by Widener eliminating | all others, is to build up the most | youths de- | an FUND NOW TOTALS $385,983 Further Contributions Urged by Of- ficials, Who Outline Plans for Work in Storm Zone. By the Associated Prees WASHINGTON, March 28.—Con- tributions to the Red Cross fund for relief of victims of the recent tor- nado totals $355,989.53, ex clusive of the $50,000 appropriated by the organization. “The rebuilding program will necessarily be of vast proportions,” Payne said today. be thoroughly done, however, contributions continue for some at their present rate. It that the generous response of American people will con- tinue until sufficient has been raised to insure the permanent re- habilfation of the entire disaster area. STORM DELAYS MAYFLOWER Yacht, With Cooltidges Aboard, Lifts Anchor After Sleepless Night. to the Post-Dispatch. NORFOLK, Va., March 28.— After forced to anchor last night in Potomac River on account the now wil] if hoped the being a 60-mile northwest storm, |Mayflower, with President Cool- idge and party on board, nearing Hampton Roads tonight, is expect- to arrive at daybreak. The yacht left Washington yesterday afternoon and when ‘off Dahlgren, | es . , Member of) Va., last night, ran into the storm. Nobody on bard had much sleep and the yacht did not get under way until about noon today. Besides the President, there are board Senator Gillett and wife Massachusetts: Mr. and Mrs. C. Clover Jr. and Mrs. Alvin Hert chairman of the on of of Republican member wf the House} women’s é6ection of the Républic- Foreign Affairs Committee, was op- erated on for appendicitis last July and. although he quickly recovered | from its effects, he has suffered ever since intermittently. He died at ® o'clock. -_-——~_ = - —-—— WISCONSIN U, STU ENTS FIGHT Hurt Ancient begs at Engineers. the Associated Press. MADISON, Wis., March 28.— Law students of the University of Wisconsin, anticipating a St. Pat- rick’s parade of their ancient ri- vals, the students of the college of engineering, today attempted to break up the parade with an egEK shower, starting one of the wildest Law Pupils By / | | | | | | | | ' ' ; fights between the two sections that this city” has witnessed in many years. The law students deluged: the business section with the ancient exes in their attack on the hated | rivals and tonight firemen were at- tempting to wash away the smell by flooding the streets while the student council and Dean CGood- | night were conducting an investi- ‘gation into the, affair. an National Committee. } | ' — os Biggest !! The average NET PAID Daily Only Circulation | of the Post - Dispatch | for February was 235,198 This Net Paid in the history Daily Post the Biggest Circulation of the Dispatch is No other newspaper in America in a city of over 600.000 population with onc exception, the News in Detroit— coveTs its city and euvburbs as completély as the Post-Dispatch covers the St. Louis market. FIRST IN ST. LOUIS THAYER BANK RUBBERY SOLVED, TUNDER ARREST ENACTING LAWS | Arthur ‘Frye, 35, Former Grocer in Missouri Town, ' | | | REED DENOUNCES RUBBER SHOT 10 U.S.MANIAFOR » DEATHBY DEPUTY eee cee Center More Powers in| ~ HIDDEN IN STORE Senator Assails Tendency to| Walks Into Trap Set) by Kroger Manager at 6419 Confesses Instigatin g Federal Government —} Suburban Avenue After ‘Time to Begin Repeals.’ | Seventh Holdup There. $3400 Theft. — —- ee . iad man of Thayer, |cording to the standards of rural was TWO WOMEN ALSO | | | OPPOSES. ENTRANCE | ' ORDERS MANAGER TAKEN IN CUSTODY| INTO WORLD COURT. TO HOLD UP HANDS Part in Holdup—Two: Others Are Being Sought. Three years ago Arthur at 36, was aie respected towns of Southern Missouri, well-to-do. grocery and it is said he could bor- row $5000 on his note in any bank in Oregon County. Today Frye is a prisoner, the his home city Thursday and a few He owned a prosperous hours later four oather men and two women were arrested in St. Louis and East St. Coulis in con- nection with the same robbery. Sut these later arrests came as the result of a chance pick-up by five St. Louis detectives before it was known here that Frye had confessed. One of these men has now corroborated Frye's confes- | sion aud admitted that he, too, had active part in the raid. TY others being sought their Which is expected at an early date, it is believed the entire gang which looted the Ozark are arrest, j}institution will be in tow, Others Taken in Custody. Those taken into custody by the »-> * Upon ' ‘the rights of others. local officers are Joseph Vogt, 21, land his wife, Thelma, 23, of the | South Side Hiotel, 3500 South ——— ' “Red” | Clair ‘*T? ' . Broadway: Jack O. Gibson, 20, and his wife, Anna. of 117- Bowman avenue, East St. Louis: William Matthews, proprietor of at Third street and St. avenue, East St. Louis, and George Bosler, 18, a chauffeur, cf 408 Collinsville avenue, East pool room | Louls. Ss i Vogt its the second. confessei bank robber, according to the po- cg, | it. "| The Missouri 2 ’ ‘fairs of Missouri, Reed said. “than!ssid, and started ilice, and Matthews is being held’ | women, ' They upon statements by Vogt and Frye thot he shared in the bank loot. Bosler, whose chance arrest led to right, the apprehension of most of the cthers, and Gibson, are charged | with carrying concealed weapons. The women are being detained for’ further Investigation. Arrests Made in Hotel. ; ' The arests came about under'| peculiar circumstances Thursday night. Detectives Sergeants Schoe- ning and Lanigan and Detectives ' j ' i Delaney, Schucard and Canda were | machine about 9 scouting’ in a police South Broadway when they observed a youth whose actions in an automobile excited their suspicions. on | o'clock | When he. stopped in front of the South Side! Hotel and entered they followed | him to women. a room occupied ed revolver in his pocket and took | } the three into custody, giving his name as Bosler and the women describing themselves Mrs. Vogt and Mrs. Gibson. As they were being bundled into an automobile in front of the place, two men approached, and when they appeared to recognize the they “were arrested also. proved to be the husbands. Vogt and Gibson. Both were armed. Another Confession Reported. After being questioned at police headquarters for severa] hours, Vogt confessed he also had taken part in the Thayer bank robbery and upon his statement, Matthews was arrested at the East St. Louis poolroom. Hardly had Vogt's astofv been told when Sheriff Oo. (© Lundy and Wallace of Oregon County arrived with Frye. | Piecing cers obtained the following story of the gang's operations. |development ‘transportation country. portation ‘in its infancy. op ‘profit deSpite efforts of the rail- together the accounts! roads to take the major portion of given by Vogt and Frye, the offi-| joint rates. ‘vote money for needed by two} The officers found a load- | the youth | 4Sithe United States could not ‘fair trial on any issue it brought | | before | Judges representing | tries at interest would be sitting on | ithe court and have a part inthe de- of efforts to revive transportation Legislature He Warns Against Encroachment Upon Rights of States. Frye, By the Jefferson City Correspond- busi- | Mo., and ac- | ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, March 28.— Proposals to have the United States enter the World Court of the League of Nations, and the growing centralize Gov- were alike by States Senator James A. in an address here this aft- ernoon. before joint session of both houses of the Legislature, in the hal? of the House of Represen- tendency to more powers in the Federal ernment assailed United Reed a participants. Liquor and gambling tatives. He had been invited to ad- | debts plunged his grocery into dress the Legislature by the State ‘bankruptcy about a year ago ana | Senate. ; . “We have laws, laws and more he became a pool room hanger jaws" Reed said. “Imagine talking on in East St. Louis. about a free people when there are rye was taken into custody in 18000 laws on the statute books to govern them. It would take a life- time to read them. do from now on is to repeal laws. Reed declared that 600,000 per- song were drawing pay from the Federal Government. ‘They pry into your homes, and thrust their noses into everybody’’ business,” Reed sald. ‘“‘We have filled our land with sples.’’ Sense to Govean Ourselves. ‘Another Prisoner Said to Addressing the Missouri Constable Have Admitted Taking — —- ee ee | . re should (2°. ®. What we should | his wife at their home, 4311 Beach- ee ae ee eo ee Barricade Opens Fire; Dead Man Identified as James Burris, 27. Charles Pahl, Kroger manager, victim of seven holdups, was un- frightened when a robber with an automatic in each hand Strode into his store at 6419 Suburban avenue IIFIES ENGLISH CALLED THOMAS ‘MY STANDING RECEIVER From Behind | ——— a ; at 8 o’clock last night, cursing, and | commanding. “Stick 'em up.” Pahl turned to the pile of car- tons beside the icebox and shouted: “Let him have it, Larry!” From. the carton barricade two shots rang out from a sawed-off shotgun in the hands of Deputy Constable Lawrence Sheller: The first shot struck the robber in the abdomen and the second him in the face and sent him tum- struck | bling backward through the door, ead. While small + u the smoke cleared, girls who were in the store a corner. Sheller telephoned wood avenue, two blocks Later, with Deputy Sheriffs away. three | o buy candy screamed hysterically | ——- —« m yesetanen 5 $5 i a ao SE Season opy. ae GELB EE MTOR en As Mon! - ah i ee 2 43 * a ~ ¢ mn : é @ ? : * 3 ar) wl + ~ =e - an rx “SA oye F » {> * ‘eens oe - nae Sn a Me 2 ~ Wer ss Ps : cold vag +» me! ue an a i #1 ea, i — 4 rm “yas ¢. eg hae of See * “~ 4 ef 5) by gee 4 a *

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xe gid Nien Dik. Berar aac he 2 AE teller PETIT ee) ee wr — ie a a SIXDAY MORNING. MARCH 29. 1925 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH wimg ENGLISH SOUND “Letters of Judge English and Lindley | SYS THOMAS’ DUTIES Thomas’ Fees ia Three Canes Flee at $2850 a Month ~ | +t) DISCUSSES . RECEIVERSHIP WERE | oe p > oa ‘ | ou the Formers Son whey eiiea wide a oe Res 3 a oe Centiawed frem Pacer Cer. im t2 mA} intel be * ng! ility. bat did not carry 4 . * os ot : TA 2c — ‘ . r m4 ee ao > ludge wa : . > re Tas ask ej about %4 , ribs e ASSOCIA F IDGE T HE letters passing between Fedcera: Judge Engli Bs gn : a ) Ss Leuts A St Loats coai ¢c2ae ail ms ; a ai: allie Meme” of thik al weed Thheemde and ani “ q - : * : . - - = . Z - . . - ~ C ~~. " P ~- . ** a = - : - . . = hr 4 a o ° 2 on - 4 % =» ir Louis and his junior associate, Federal Jucge named Lomaghi was his pariner + nis tar tee thie deal Ernest said. But he dic whee. a lua scernip mn appointment by Judge die) ay’ . ; in sted i r paid to rers b be i peci¥ except hink hb Z Danville. concern ng » cn 2 . . : , J ot state xz hieh of the Lumaz oa . J ; : FS ea rm cia : sine , | tp . , ay r : : )} Case ' => } - » ee se crane + * : we ’ b> * . “ne I= our , — irre mati bie : , ; A i a > . . ~ oo ~ " / oe pl ° y : ’ : ne. ai toms ef coal to the Lemagh eae -6 aie as engaged Louis.” t! lated. “Whi “Dide't Do Any = ‘ oe Judge Lindles's Repty. neat Cheatin athe fh Coal Co. threugh Ern aki Weis den, Missy Aeros 7 - = jJuige Themes Dien’ Gesies Cee q Their Solution, in Large stated Grates Dastré a" ; opointe = Sen ~ ce! ° ehics — : _ : ee? »4 the Iowan thar infer: me ¢ a" 4 tems were based on hip = 4 Fastern 1 riot lino! lish {nz °y ou ere at ce tb id me that he was ‘iver ai com! companies Gre to be geade a third opal iq : Depends Upon ~ | sidn't ons h rue a iver « ind other dixzapooiatm rvisé the mine work i. i sia ailliaitiacltes gin ele Thee Looked After I | iS ome rece : 0 oies, avout Thom oe 7 co - - | . 4 : ee 4 - ; Le 3 : - . — ‘ ; . = » se . . . ' " —— ss a=] = - s=s . es 7 . ~~ 4 ~** - -4 . , - 5D “4 > | wr 4 >t Cc" : - . _ — - " 4 . +) COPY OF LETTER AND ° ~ . ; ; - - _= = - Oe" - - . >| , er | after tre legal — " ’ . . ‘ . . 1 purpose of ' ™ . ; . 7448 o x ; . This Fersgon i Of Of ae 4 m > con m2) Was Opposition ts . : Be > ee . a - ~*~ ‘ — site = . . " = > : — —_ REPLY INTRODUCED >= 7 leer tian s os on 7 hem = bosinese " 4 : : 2 7 : * - : q : . .- + ~ ~ = a TLAG ‘@ : : : = : » : 4 —_ | - 7 . 1" 2 ves . : = - oS, of Chairman “e ee gps at — yim a> J an at-ocrney - iat mens - . > > . _ ° cnTe wus - —= - _¥. tatu : ; EES RE raL . ra -' ; : _¢ . ba ; ‘ . - I 9 ~— + : : - b. . LBvVest rn err : . > : . - — « ++ - - . " vata as , , an ms e “ " : > “ ™ : = - ~ : — = Js pfera ti “My Standing Revetver." Fellow Magistrate Rejected ns = . b aap cel ay , a = me one 8 . he la . 3 me a . Was Gpon Chap. $4. Judic “Divide Three Ways.” perties came up befers Lf +hat fm + ; lish for eeor srohibits in anguase as | . me tod mm L two « hs giish for a second time ~ persons sha he Jud > © PPS. - a ; : : ; 2} > ‘hree Dersons—mrsel?, ~ *, : ly . > : - : _ " ‘ " . “ ‘ ~ : » 2 _ 7 . - & = ™ : . : z : é ee ae e r — — —" ~ , , . , ' Fes In the heart oe sin : r emplored ina —_—= = :' ' et | is Ind ; ; ile a sities ‘ . ; ern | os : sternal Commit rhich . * = Tic uty im amy court Saine © : x = ope etapa AE vg anise ai 10 end oi would Gem. 9nd Lon “one | pominee for Mayor, discussed the jot . - >. : ‘ : - s°s - . ’ ‘ . pane problems which the new city ad- fen gtish is he impeeched reste . wip ' : Fos ; . se | t 1 | 3 . RS 4 | _ ministration will be called upon ‘to .... ~-* r: , ~ . — -. ; iTh i = ‘ a oui - ™ z , , : 2 + : : is p | > . ay morning. there was + : ' . ; eg 1 : : rites my Ses 2 iia aay bce , nt ave t the profits 1] ne of ~et me . adjust tm an address last night and ih ~ecle ef bis aasociate o: oe . > unable ¢ } wd place u “mh unde | nee 90S tiniae : Ss eons a won eee iii | ne said that the solution. tm large part. ° ; ™ ? ee sate . i pit . : : 4 - Et mF hte hice a . meh of the distr om in CONnSIruction Hav: . , ; ; > English | or sons* = a | —— om depended upon sound. equitabie and) > - lage 4 ‘ UW i r bok § , . j . . . a . oye ae a and testifying against him. | ; _ two members ) , | tee , a° . = re oppose , explaining ¢ . ato | neq Withdraw. It t ,oumarily precede the enactm =g..8: a: 3 any city ordinances concerning ‘oD . _ . . . 4 , - ‘ Judge Walter C. Lindler ot might be prehibired 31 rath that rou woul ' , eh ahas a pA ve ti spre ios ite gee oe mm thi int. t] witness ‘estific . ville. Lill, ope of the youngest o- | being emplored br Lt- x Minsk that Foul , on rene ts eee ime ne asap or et ee : | ae , th appa interest Ce - ph oo each and ¥ aan them. : = ese +> ; +h "mh 4 2 ndier ba gsr AL 5 “ —_ os aS AS: . “* 4 =~ — ing receiver ar Federal furisis. who appeared ant » once pymerligren Bhel-ee ™ PpPolnt them site be ww oor I AI A i OE li aaint him os rie) |. He spoke before a gathering at *s . rial heir cases before the rrect 3 . ? ~4 a te “OES © aioe | “as ' 7 aaa Feu sa} ou received so 2ctka | 2154 Bremen avenue. A. A. Alexz- that Judge Lindley a | _ ; s% u “2 B —_ nagzhi Me eats Glee - : 7 Judge English that Juds ee : a for +o me er ye Detemse (OU , , = | , : imecred Wiis | pany w >peinted “The ¢ On cross-exantizatiesn EG ander, who spoke t= behalf of ppoimt a som of hie aseoctate we . hare the ter produced © serious ul Cea. old 20.00: s oa ail — from = | ncaa ‘Enclish J: 7 ; , pages, ee | , : + tle : ved wa: : - | elicited the witness thm | Igee’s candidacy, called attention * a i . : ~ > : - > ~ * — >. oS “ake . P . pe . . : * : ae «= th ‘Ts | the recetye~ ) tment (6G eree Judge English’s = eS os > ee “a ne “op ; . ) Ln : nou + Erne Bsc rs Baste: Peas appointment was see |treduced at a boxing match re-j. — . — “ ” r , 7 ” —- . sated . : ; A : . ill rr" 7 7 = a —* i witmess read. was coupled wit weer, be eee ee , gt wD : aaa etre ; re ‘s reoiy hex : : ate mas Ck ey started : R — mar cs Pcently by Dr. Cc. M. Westerman. > > - — = ~~ on Td =e = oLner Merers " . P ; . , re . ~ ™ - . ».* - 4 or 7 ” o . «> ps 4 " . ° _ ” : . . ~ Ww ~ may. A! r statement of doubt concerning th: Court of this district'I de: » for me J ds : 3 States . | : : nn ce mea Bt cael _ | testified a F Dr. exsterm exander said, possibility of young English bo! Die, . — es a - ste bis courtroom. iginal ef Judge Lindier ae = well an the receiveriand the rou i | i ped ident: ied them a ; Lh. ; - See forwarded to their superior, Ju stp a iad Gin en Oe : | Say erd. at th 2 Pome 95: , a —_ - fe admitted then ' ee mad gee ees authorizes a man to make such a/ . Svan A. Evans of the United : ple kan Syn tepen | Re ce mata : . 4 . | ilies _ | nad + of abe — Ss ; Been 2 — 7 fee Material offer tn ts behalt must Au. “reult Court of Appeal hi aeted | tanin se te fe on ) | , : Pa, | en ee oy wml , 3598 ~chase : ny us 2g ot aaa ie Seppe «XTOW a creat deal about him” caro. The reply reject ; At dem Led Heyes a a weet ey , | ee ee : va . ; an Sage ty oer e , em, 3 — cn Be . polmtment of young English , —— yaa pee oman , :, = are ti Ry bth ert gi Segpeeaian or 5 cee ; ait i , ~ ient thin reemen:! ed Trend of Igve’s Speech. : Judge Lindley — ee renee . gon mosinn : 7 ea > | Monday © oe , they’r ng to Ze anything out parties was reached 08 SAREE lIgce heid to his eet speech, in) Lindler was called | rege , . get nee eer gon — , =o. pari ee erence as =e — which he said that the Mayor bad). .. =n ina iis ban kis >u grance, : 2a: mimeg ti@ .~-«ed but 2 => niacin 7 es lef » 4 » ad-' of the Japanese Diet os Ge | Re @cty to make radical experi-| ¢; ' ' - : bh ~ 1 a? at ~ “ee ws of thet th ‘gtr Aw . peat te ‘x ) ) sel for the c a’. 7 first: da: 7 > , “For the most part, the solution | der Lin Mex said he . a — = that be Le reel e es el , —Ie 2% acd _.. : [Ss &? : - : = —— | : “ef these preblems will depend upc | fie. “You den mre ' —* me was already receiver for eine 2 be = : 2 & rig : Re +) hey o er ~ : . eeund. tactful, and equitable poli- hegouape as receiver ‘oO - yas ‘wtr@ern Gem Coal Corpora- . ; 3c - a 2 & : > pas and W ; ceive: i! ra : : N\ | es wh must first be formulated ; , - ' ore ‘her can be enacted into | Fer example. fhere ts no mew = ' é a . cima 2 | : Secniintinnl | feet. . This. wii be recalie?. Judge =. 20, 80" . imste of 625.062 as eo :, ion t he >out it and received low b this c arene bay | rch . ~ —i x8 secthed tis bur SS 23 | oe aa wee afte: not merely the immedi- a be designated be owned stock an@ those izants at th time oe rr | eats aa Was . ¢] ud > . fy spteatemes. al = te i , = » Suse tim ttorner (amp are eee ge oe ae ; = “9 >. se"ous study, painstaking ef- | receivers, was due. Judge Lindley get fust mn this court’ eu Ax i didn’t Belte: s} ke 2 ' $ that a ; owed exrest the comm - teld them if wasn't necessary tc ob. War ou to understand that ro Bown. > Ken- ean a sang a ‘3 ¥ case 7 = bi oN ae , , . E- = the part of the . tain Justice. Then the case for some Gon: bare to agree upen anrbdody !°“*“™ 2.00 + a a i : _ reg ou = sre ee ee ae = Brings the Best itt Music Whether 3 they have dome their duty and | [eaS0m Went trem Judge Lindley’s “Ss recefrer. rou are entitied to hare .* 7 J . iene ag a an he - Fac 7 - | / with possession of the DUO-ART-. Culture of the = tap Uist r most soul-satisfymg kind is made possibie ae Commissioner Frissze!ll. an appcin- :e* of Judge Bugltsh bad been ap- fiort om your part except to listen pointed attermey for the receivers. _. . ’ ce | - | ot.” >! c - as ningun Ca and Judge Enmgelish had allowed | ee . pe oo plied emphaticall: ‘ o s Good of ee Seal ~“amT™me betfore ™ . 27 . wit ar ~—— ee ae - —_ “ : : | ef damcing to music that ts sewest, most ¢ yr SEW rork March 13.—The matter tn th fuel company case ze. ' en : ‘T . . “"e Ne ee eee . ‘ ng aS pega - . PE al ' ace — . Tost rhythmic ee 2. rounds ™ requiring attention. He told me en th her ae Sp aoe: — : ¢ a = og urne , Se ees | % abel Mazhatian tsday Ropes eee . : : 4 . > we one : & =. > : : ; ao oe . ‘ ; . ‘ 2 - : 2 3 : ; ve ‘9 v ‘hat Judge Engiish didn’t wish to . n tm io ah sins ; , - >a . . is friendship fer Judg« = A veritable mime of music becomes yours; cate) Ung Green Neichhberhood As hear the case. I toid the Clerx nt 7 Nene of Thom: . aad , img to your every meee, and ready to satisfy i = Raton gn- ace Page onal ae every whim of your family and friends. f = BE afer the free 7 | Oy Py MOE le” Se PF Thomas and that [ would hear the wage . tiris cats were etaae!! ame reDuked then: fer their insisted that the atftomes om | 5 ‘Swerter S44 . a —_— awe : -~ " er ton Tv | a= if tr wi ack @f action. He further found > Danville. as [T had been or tememeatens Pon ay Goan mM Len : i. another Eme- «hb. rec , - Tt Beautru! Illustrated “Suse a-plenty déerei- ‘Rat. at a dace errrenied the open- from heme considerably end didn’t ae ¢ go a so 2 wihbdrayT 22 tion @ re Duo-Art Poartfoizo—on Request : On kad ~ C~LION . = —_ . ' . P « ’ . : ~~ i T “ ¢ ng Of the Post-Dispatch’s imvesti- wteh to ‘eave again. The +a! : = ee ;, indier . 79 last. as ar attorneys for th- — einai aol ; . ae . ‘eal ‘rT excitement arose catiea of Judge area 3 cour’. “The lA SwtTers “ame to sien ett ent Rott & : me — . ae] gene ¥ i> . : . * - a : ’ rtroduc ed an ? Pun ee" . - , ' pores +. al wn, a rT? “az Seghta. pretests aod an intervening petition o- - be . atita a4 sé r man «ef . é . J ~ ee Tied in the case. Im leoking over the records i discovered that sw "3 ac«we-: had 2-er een “led bw te jurist Ljowy ong ware TAT xknrewr = fou one — a 2 us a‘ - -« 5 : Juece Engtish - : - 7 as t2@ lettre: jee Fe 22" appoint-+d one attorney for the receiver to « nurn- | ee _ . ler : the -eceir ber of cone , | “Since he wre annoain: ry. ” = 5 -a* — —sa 5 28 =~ — > = eceirers. : Tterrening petitiona vai Mncoei ie Ppeinted idge ~sit= of Tod yy SC tr. ir. tee. Lat | He (Thomas) «tated be was apD- “T then sald that & was surpr's- mn i938 . T2PSt met Bim direc teh” , -h ng to me that there had been oo eer his appointment when be frst 4, ik: - - = made by Judge Engiish Far et th t came to Danville” eu ; . *4 = ' L*=- in treed a or [er e)}a rece! vere iin ie . cares an at i . -aw —" + ._™ i = a3 es . in . —— — ign =o wiat e@ change in YWoeTs Se Was emplicored as a book Baring Seen issued b> Judge En- 2 oeen Sttimg successfully which to ain nener I told the line of quest OTING Was leading . [he deposits, = #mea er gilish - > -— = | wae the proper « to conduct th + Tr: ' y aan 7 Coa-receirer Wilson of the Seuth- . . e o age a-errarat —- + « 4 5 Mize E ne . 2 aos td 4 = . “Ase Ginn ae a — ; neces em companies, the next wit- The % rdan- - idge Erg? ish. the wihbdrawa! who bac "A llsed ‘je. Dresser - ~# vr - Juere ..wnad ier neuired 7 ‘he «ame Cites Thomas’ “tatement. oeintimmen’ lids — -_ ; . oe i ; 2 ness, afford "he committee seme wl 20ct asking a questicn. One Thomas é volunteered h putatior > eee” war * prcaggye t we rer 1 a moderate charge inciudes : LG i. 2@mas *®ach “ece ly ex 1% 2s testing service ¢ La on _ : _ a. menth fees. be anid that he bad “se es ed ' call MG Mme that the order A.L(OoF LO the Tou > e pA . rl " a « _ ° — . ea a ° . we Swern. otc es 2a :, : stzas : Terr bos, Tar am 4a fowr ‘ad fen set anide br J vdgee : "teh ' ; ; , . , : 2 . ' ae rey = = i: ; . . . a4 7 .. Ae Tn S237 ee a 4 rr} + LIM ian > ' } . : ~~ , : : Pree ~ =z ee. rT: +s A Tas permanen |, *“imeonr Was designed * . tid them what | considered to heave met «fl — ‘ | nave m : sons. cused E that Referee Thomas could act ca- (_ 688 «A. BROADWAY ‘Jodgwe ‘pat he had received go fees and

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50 a Month ———————— LT a — He was asked about his feelings to. i’ ward Thomas and said: , . “I've no feelings against Thomas Piexcept I think he was altogether liirre sponsibie for this kind of busi. bility, but did not carry it far ic reditors. 2 questioned his abi. © pity.’ | “Didn't Dimond Io Any Work.” denied that his objec. © j tions were based on his own fail. jure to be made a third co-receiver, fiand other disappointments, Ques. _ titioned further by the chairman, : | Boles. about Thomas, he said: “I don't think he knew anything — the whole business. He didn't do any work ¢n looking aft. er it | For the purpose of showing the re was opposition to the ap- a pointment of Thomas as co-re- ceiver of the Southern Gem Coal : orporatior mn and the Southern Gem Coal C ts subsidiary, when the ,jmatter up for a second hear rFiine iver Willson was re called ; ) “When the petition for apprinte iment of a receiver for these prns jperties came up before Judge Ene. | glish for a second time there wes | » | three persons—myself, Herman | _'Rea. an official of the Southerg 3 4 Gem. and Thomas—mentioned*ag@ nm | possible ‘ppointees,.”” Wilson testi. 7 » | fied rybody was agreed upon” mime ar Judge English made me one of receivers at once, 3 “Re of the opposition of the t ‘Dimond crowd,’ which had a large or | | jterest in the concern, Thomag ine | i\formed the Court that he woul@) iwithdraw. It was then that Judge. ‘English said: ‘Judge Thomas ie” aay close personal friend and stande © {in gc receiver and I am going to ape | i noi him as co-receiver with Me, % Wilson Hn cr elicited from ‘miners. having claims of eoe0R00 for wages. desired the ap- of Referee Thomas, niment Was etrongly op- miners, the witness iabout came i*- rece =" i,vVé dl the « auUuse in : ss-examination it wag the witness that the : oint ment hRea’s apt: ,' Hee 7 bv wi teatified. After th the committee Monday 8 a will records he testimony of Wilson djourned until when hearings the Federal Other court Mon- . at m.. resumed in . Louis. inspected at be — —_ in ®*= will LAYS "al Diet Acrees on Suffrace Rill. ciatea Prent March ae See AR . TOKIO. i. agreement satisfactory to all. yu! was reached in joint Come) onight of both Louses- on tne much alien Lill. ————_~,~, ise parties ference |ja't* | of the a Die nhood ad- ita- cehn ted mvs Jhe above iw rrarion sous tha Areck Grand Due 4rt, $2065. Y-AR cing Ptano st in Music Whether Popular or Dance noforte genius become yours DUO-ART. Culture of the kind is made possible without cept to listen. nest. most worth-while in the entertainment that beautiful . can offer you. The pleasure that is newest, most colorful, music becomes yours; cater- and ready to satisfy the family and friends. ul Illustrated ortfoliom—on Request SLAF. LIVE STREET the Steinway Piano and for the producing Piane Duo Art — . & | ness and ] wanted to protect our a a MAYOR WILL FACE “Their Solution, in Large) > | TASK HARD ONE, Bond said that the solution, in large part, ' 2154 Bremen avenue. ander, ) Igoe’s candidacy, ca about @ ‘Tr. Westerman, ‘material offer in ok —Comprom. | ® ments, but, Mavor to formulate that MST ER SS ET rey reyes + a % —_ ae ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 29, 1925 I20. OWE). « hes = tary _* ST.LOUIS POST-CISPATCH BOE DISCUSSES PROBLEMS NEW Part, Depends Upon Sound, Equitable and | Tactful Policies, He Says. WITHOUT GLAMOUR’ Improvement Pro- gram, Traffic and Trans- portation Named as Press- ing Matters. _——_ — _ —-—” William lL. Igoe, nominee for Mayor, problems which the new city Democratic | ; discussed the ad-'| _ ministration will be called upon to} 'wheedle some lof course, Manicure Girl Was No Piker, Minister Asserts The Rev. William Johnson Attributes His Arrest to His Refusal to Be “Wheedled” by Miss Elizabeth Lee. The mistake of displaying even “spiritua] interest” in the troubles of an attractive manicure was ad- mitted yesterday by the Rev. Wil- liam Johnson, 55-year-old pastor of the Lillian Avenue Christian Church, in discussing his arrest Friday night at the Blue Grass Hotel, 4040 Olive street, on the complaint of Miss Elizabeth Lee, 27 years old, who charges he dis- turbed her peace. The Rev. Mr. Johnson declared the arrest resulted from his refusa) to be “wheedled” by Miss Lee. “That young woman has a wheediing manner,” he said “When I displayed a kindly inter- est in her professed desire for spiritual guidance she attempted to money out of me. too, she’s no piker. I, would not give her money, and when I told her some ‘truths about herself, she became \furious. The arrest was just a de- Big money, ‘adjust in an address last night and | liberate trap to discomfort me.’ depended upon sound, equitable ana tactful policies which must nec- essarily precede the enactment of any ordinances concerning them. He spoke before a gathering at A. A. Alex- behalf of ed attention tethe fact that Victor J. Miller, Republican nominee, had been in- troduced at a boxing match re- city who epoke in sion, leged lee an amethyst ring for Christ- mas,” he admitted. biggest fool stunt of my life insisted that I give her some little | thing because of our and I thought the ring would nice. taken from the Old Testament and meaning a blessing on friendship. of the Rev. Gave Her Amethyst Ring. Rev. Johnson, by his own admis- did not fully escape the al- “wheedling.”” “I gave Miss “That was the friendship, be I had it engraved ‘“Mizpah,’ Miss Lee, in requesting the arrest Mr. Johnson, declar-i ‘he 55-year-old pastor had | ressed | : unwelcome attentions to the point of annoyance. She alleges he fre- quently visited the barber shop in the City Club Building, where she is employed, for a manicure cau- tioning her not to make his nalis “too shiny,” as being inconsistent with his calling. She also charges that the Rev. Mr. Johnson addressed numerous letters and origina) poems to her. and that it was his attempts to re- cover these that led to his arrest. Miss Lee alleges he used language of such a threatening nature to her over the phone before coming to her room Friday night that she decided to call pelice for protection Her Statements False, He Says. “The statements of that young woman in this case are false,’ the Rev. Mr. Johnson said. “I never sent her anything but a Christmas poem. I'm not a poet, but I 4dj4 take her a book of lyrics when she was ill. It was to recover this bevok that I went to her hotel. She offered to return the book if I[ would call. I cannot expreas my furprise at finding a policeman be- hind the door. But such its life and I have learned a severe lesson.” She | | i ; | Miss Lee was cross-charged by the Rev Mr. Johnson with peace disturbance. She ig unmarried an. lives at the Blue Grass Hote) wiin ber sister. The minister is marriag and the father of grown sons. He resides at 2547 Ada avenue, &t Louls County. He is a frequent contributor to the Christian Evan- gelist, a religious publication. The | peace disturbance cases were calle4 | in Police Court yesterday and coa- tinued until] next Friday. cently by Dr. C. M. Westerman. Alexander said who ental 10 the same man 1922. had offered the Extension Fund a naintetieitiion of | $15,000 on behalf of the Ku Klux) Kian. It was refused. “I make no | amertion that Dr. Westerman der member of the klan,”” Alexan gid, “but an organization aan | authorizes a man to make such a its behalf, must know a great dea] about him.” Trend of Igoe’s Speech. Igoe held to his set speech, which he no duty in radical experi- | rather, was charged [with management and solution of | te problems of the municipality He gid enforcement of the was mandatory upon the and that the people expected it of him. "The great 4ifficulty which wit! mnfront the next Mayor of St. Wwuils,” Igoe said, ‘“‘will be present- ™ by the problems thet are involv- in the expenditure of the $87,- 70.900 voted by the people for a wregram of municipal and civic im- | to make >) provements and in the extension of | bel! eving t! ‘ Mmagportation facilities, in the em- jcompaniment o ment of the free bridge as a/® Wighway for freight and passenger | taffie annd in the development of | M@trban territory added to the iity's present area by annexation. ‘Fer the most part, the solution @these problems will depend upon Mund, tactful. and equitable polli- me which must first be formulated | meore they can be enacted into mw. For exainple, there is no law nich describes and directs @ner in which the trat on in the cornmercial center of | the city shall be cured, d there MMpot be any such law less and until @ policy heen SMopied. It will be the task of the tne fic con- an un shal! have policy. : Hard Task, Without Glamour. , "These problems which I men- . affect not merely the immedi- future of the city, but its |; and welfare for many vears ter. Their solution will re- PSerious study, painstaking ef- and the best fudgment on the Of the Mayvor and mr. All this be hard » Without glamour and with . Preward except the consciousness | the part of +) city officials they have done their duty and 4 the people who elected WAL ROUNDUP OF CATS BROKEN UP IN NEW YORK om Calls Off Hunt Follow- » ing Protests, Cat Fights and ng of Detention Pens. the Aseociated Prees 2 TORK, March 28.—The Ja! roundup of stray cats in | © Manhattan ioday by ng Green Neizhborhood As- 4 On got off to rood var-nait after the fire: cats t in troubie «4 plenty dev ei- 4 his official | wil] iP | t ' a ~ ’ Unlocked for excitement arose ofa dozen ca: fights, protests Pm @Ngery owners and representa- of many socie: ies and looting | , ention pens by children after | animals caught. The | bd Organizers called off the before it was half through, © offictals emphatically de- ‘ e there weuld be no cat hunt year. Was discovered children were mS Cats back as “repeaters.” Sarned a bounty of two tick- head to a next week 2. » for Policeman’ « . Slayer. he ‘ated ren OENTX yom Lawrence of M vw ere it t - | Cal party March 28. uskogee, Ok., | nd guilty of murder in the/t fe and the penalty fixed | h by a in Superior c late today. Lawrence shot | med Policeman Haze Burch | t “aX Ca@riy last month. Jury said that the Mayor hadi, Li | ist law | here, Mayor | ‘found dead of bullet wounds in ad- ‘joining seats in the ternoon. Miss Tyler and then ki in the semi-darkness had the theater and Miss Ts lawrence Johnson gro, guest ti the home ¢ \a street feet. ‘ended Johnson had | pital, | Miss where she wouldnt i would of Johnson la poker. | robbers and | gested that ought to be an easy job. the | Vv cided to trv it | Frye. but Matthews refused to ac- 18 and until the next day, while he pleted, found their road back to the woods | from had been blocked by a freight train | asthma and high blood pressure ob- and they -| tain great relief from the reduction rection, machine in the mud near Rolla. It} ing was found there double seco’ MAN AND WOMAN SHOT — eee eee volver and Believes Them Part of Performance. Awsociated Prese March y CLEVELAND, llian Tyler, 32 a moving and Homer 28.—-Miss ld, organ- theater ears O picture Walters at were s af- theat er { hi Valter shot - “ee led hi nd by The police declare 1? ~~ £e ss ~t fou vr . The bodies were usher who was seating a patron. audience of several hundred heard five Ant shots but pene no attention to them, to m ag b & ai thrown _— f the Pp! eture mn the ecreen at the time. Walters forn was organist at ler was Jae eTiy as- sistant. ‘3-FOOT NEGRESS SENDS | 6-FOOT NEGRO TO HOSPITAL Shot and His “ee and Head Cut When He Calls on Kainey Mecatrh. Lawrence Johnson, a six-foot ne- played role of unwelcome night when he walked f Miss Kainev Mecalph 209 North Ninth Mecaliph measures felt Johnson had an Therefore she revolver and 4 the battle had a bullet wound and his head and the into negress of Miss che infair advantage. met him with a yoker, and when £0 n hie abdomen face were cut all over. Hos- talk, and to jail, All she at him. I poker.” But she tell why. Howeveft, one physicians who attended refused to believe it was He said it looked more a hatchet. Johnson was taken to “ity where he couldn't Mecalph was taken talk. shot _ sav WAS, it him with a wouldn't the ike ‘THAYER BANK ROBBERY SOLVED, 7 UNDER ARREST | curb to cross Continued | from Page can, ime he of Tha) od after “a the ety Acting on his suggestion, he said, et. Matthews and another man | made two trips to the town during | ihe winter intending to stage ldup but got “eold feet” when | customers. About two weeks ago they de- ain, according to y the party. Abandoned Machine. ompan They reached the town on March | nounces that Frye’s home| treatment which has quickly rid fat What is | at when Frye sent in his car them in a miles remained the holdup waited for of timber five hem on ract ow Ti. When coni- had been the the raid howevtr, fied in the opposite di- and traced back o the owners The arrest of Vogt and ame only two days after wedding. 30th hat their wives knew about the robbery. Gibson their denied anything Audience Hears Reports of Re- em ‘KNOWS CHARLES WILL DO THE RIGHT | Th DEATH IN THEATER: THING ON APRIL 7 ‘TROTZKY VERY MUCH AVE Mrs. ates ie on Husband’s Contribution to Miller Campaign Fund. Charles A Pc and Mrs. wera, “s avenue, az i Aloe tion for the for n Republican nomina- When Victor J. Miller received the n« Mrs. yor la mination. I owers re signed from ~ ow t's *F ~ OTreaniza ; ns to which longed and withdrew as a Re- f £eCctION in ‘ard because she sald like “xo; 7 .% t*e, - >}? ALLaji _ € “4 ‘? tooK n up o! 7 or? cam paign- Willia linee mM L. eo ¥ ais for tn ublican on the lller. , appeais e headquarters ‘ceived a donation Re publican vesterday in view of ’ against Mil dently,’ a: Tr) to P t ry were the epey niake mo atte does gs} To — WOMAN SUFFERS FRACTURED SKULL WHEN STRUCK BY AUTO Accident Occurs as Mrs. Mary Van- der Pluym Returns From Church—Driver Arrested. Mrs. Ma Vander Pluym, 59 years old 634 Illinois avenue, fracture when she . bY an automobile driv- by Thom Williams, of 2220A t Thirteenth and she was going to Agatha Church, Ninth and streets, at 8 o’clock last was taken to City Hos- rw faba r ™ suffered was struy: Cherokee efreet dq tah streets ae -~ * Utah night pital. Willi She lie was driving east on IU tah street and struck Mrs. Vander ' _Pluym as she stepped from the Thirteenth street. He with careless driving was charged \and released on bond. sug | on each visit they found the place | filled with | more | statement from | treated thousands of patients for | fat reduction without change of diet or unnecessary exercise. robbers | said that fat people who eventually abandoning the! of their superfluous flesh. CHARGE ‘FRAMEUP” By NEW AFFIDAVITS TOFREE SHEPHERD Attorney for Heir Alleges Faiman Testified to Es- cape Prosecution for Death of Woman. the Assoctated Press. CHICAGO, March 23.—A new fight to free William D. Shepherd, foster father of William Nelson Mc- Clintock,‘‘millionaire orphan,” from jail, where he is held, charged with McClintock’s murder, was started by his attorneys today. At the same time Municipal Judge Harry Olgon, who started the in- vestigation, reported he had re- ceived threats that he would be at- tacked unless he ceased his activi- ties. Wiliam Scott Stewart, attorney, presented two affidavits to Chief Justice Jacob Hopkins of the Criminal .Court alleging that Shepherd's | |; passed the Senate. | passed the bill Friday ni ing on several amendments. These SENATE SENDS ' MEDICAL BILL BACK TO HOUSE Request to Approve Origi- nal Measure Accompanies Act — All Amendments Are Rejected. By the Jefferson City Correspond- ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, March 28.— The Senate tonight rejected all of the amendments added by the Hiouse to the medical practices act, sponsored by the medical profes- sion of Missouri, and returned the bill to the House with a request that it recede and approve the bill in the original form in which -it As has the House ght. after opponents had eucoeeted in tack- been related amendments weakened the powers the entire investigation had been “framed.” put over until Tuesday. In one affidavit, made by him- self, Stewart charged that the al- leged confession obtained from Charles C. Faiman, indicted with had offered him $100,000 for ty- phoid germs and general informa- tion about germ inoculation, had been obtained only after threats had been made to prosecute Fal- man for the death of a woman at the National School] of Science, conducted by him, following an i]l- legal operation. Mentions Death of Woman. The second affidavit was from Shepherd himself and asserted he had never seen or heard of Faiman prior to the inquest hearing into ' ’ Trotzky, i | Speer | i most | They both supported Louis | ' ' three Repub- | she | MRS, FRANCES FRANKEL DIES the! St. McClintock's death. ONIGHT TOMCRROW F of th State Board of Health to fix the educational requirements and excluded from provisions of the act the osteopaths, chiropractors and Christian Science practitioners. Speaker Jones Parker appointed a conference committee, which will meet with a similar committee from the Senate, and attempt to iron out the differences over the bill. The report of this committee will be submitted to both houses for approval. The House Commit- tee includes Representatives W. H. Bailey, of Perry, Alfred C. Wilson of St. Louis County and Geo. Player of Osage County. Physicians backing the bill have indicated they will abandon it and let the measure die at the close of the Senate, or on tn the House. HORSE I$ KILLED AFTER COLLISION WITH STREET CAR Rider Slips From Saddle and Fs- capes Injury When He Falls to Stop Animal Patrick McGrath, who llves at | 4457 North Market street, was mo- torman of a street car that didn’t for horses, while Terrance ©O’Hare of 1345 Academy avenue, |} rode a horse that didn’t stop for |street cars. The car and the horse met yesterday morning et the in- 'tersection of Kingshighway boule- vard and the Page car line, and the contact resulted in the horse's death. The + stop meeting was entirely if[n- formal and came about unexpec:- ediy. O'Hare, an instructor at the Kentucky Riding School, 5978 Faston avenue, was riding the un- fortunate Black Diamond and | leading three other horses south 'on Kingshighway toward Forest Park. When the cavalcade reached Delmar boulevard one of the horses became frightened, turn 6' [about and dashed away. O'Hare, mounted on Black Diamond, took up the chase and was about to catch up with the runaway when an east-bound Page car came be- tween them. O'Hare, suddenly de- ciding that he had done his duty, slid safely off from his saddle to 'the ground, but Black Diamond / continued on his way. He plunged into the rear trucking of the car |and was so badly hurt that he had 'to be destroyed. Although Sams, of the Kentucky School, says that Black Diamond was worth at least $2900 and was a of a horse, it is evident that he had a BILL TO STRENGTHEN INCOME TM LAW DEFEATED IN HOUSE | s + “TE r 7 "ER Si | A bill putting | income tax law, thorough collections and leavy penalties for evasions of the tax. failed of passage in the House tonight. when it reached vote | after many members had left. . | vote was 55 to 54. The majority propri- George etor jew e! flaw. teeth a caucus measure inajorfity in the indorsed This bill was a of the Democratic | Senate and had been | Gov. Baker. It had been estimated that the additional ' measure would result ‘tion of $1,000,000 State income tax a | is 76. | in the collec- in year, bv rather than allow it to go through with the amendments providing for rmiore | imposing | | / | | lwho was intimately associated with ‘lege of Liberal “Arts of Washing- | ‘ton University and Rev. Dr. Russell | ' Riding | | ' The | | required to pass a bill in the House | . | by i enforcement | ; additional reach- | ing persons and firms now evading | the tax. ‘PETER HUTHMAKER DIES AT 16 Peter Huthn 2 farmer, living 0o1 ‘near Kirkwood. died unexpected! pight, presumably from hardening |of the arteries The body was taken to the undertaking establish- 'ment of Louis Bopp. County Coro- iner, at Kirkwood. where an in- quest will be held tomorrow morn- ing. Huthmaker aker. 76 vears old. St. Louis Count’ at 9 o'clock last | had been a resident of the county for many years and 'oncee was a candidate for County Judge on the Republican ticket. Bok Gives $50. 000 to School | By the Associated Preas NEW YORK. March 28.—aA egtft (of $50,000 by Edward Bok of Phil- adelphia to the Walter Hines Page 'Schoo] of International Relations, ‘at Johns Hopkins University, was ‘announced today by Owen D. Young, president of the board of |trustees of the school. The dona- tion constitutes Bok'’s pledge of financial] backing to the schoo! for one year, the announcement said. Big Bend road | | | Coal Wagon Delivers ‘Guest’ at Hotel Chase Inmate of City Sanitarium Wanders Across Dance Floor to Empty His Cob Pipe in Fountain. The resplendent doorman at Ho-| tel Chase,had never seen a taxi such ag that which at 8:30 o’clock last night delivered Benjamin Pe- tit at the door. Indeed, the doorman didn’t see it, or Benjamin would not have been delivered. Its motive power was a skate of a horse with hang-dog head and moth-eaten tail. While the car it- self was a rickety coal wagon, with wheels that threatened to drive off at four quite different tangents and the harn 3x had been pieced together with bits of string. Benjamin had summoned ft !n front of the Missouri Theater. Ban- jamin is 18 years old, and an un- fortunate, an inmate of the City Sanitarium. He thought it wes a taxicab. He was out for a joy-ride—for a great time. Usually the youth shows no sign of mental disease. Sometimes he is assailed by strange delusions. Sent as a downtown yesterday he completed his errand and was suddenly trans- ported into his world of strange dreams. Followed a picture show and the taxi. messenger Then guests, dancing on -he floor of the Palm Room at the Chase were amazed to see a strange hat- less and shabby figure amble in and take a seat quite near the music, Its brown hair was an unkempt tangle, its hazel eyes were wild. A corn cob pipe sticking out above the lantern jaw filled the room with odors none too sweet. Suddenly about six feet of awk- ward boyhood unlimbere1 itself from the chair, shuffled across among the dancers to where the fountain played and carefully emp- tied the old Missouri meerschaum In the bowl. The dancing stopped. Hotel attaches rushed forward. Benjamin couldn't understand why the dancing stopped. He couldn't understand why he wasn't wanted. But he didn’t care specially to un- de: stand, indeed he was quite ap- peased when Manager Frederic Skilman summoned a taxicab and had him delivered back at che sani- tarium. It had been a day of wonderful joys and a joyride and Benjamin was nothing if not happy. WOMAN AND CHILD STRUCK BY AUTO WHILE CROSSING STREET Victims Suffer Possible Skull Frac- tures—Police Hold Driver Said to Have Been Racing. Katie Dintelmann, 28 years old, of 3728 Tholozan avenue, and Rob- ert Clover, 18-months-old son of Frank C. Clover of 3132 Oregon avenue, suffered possible ekull fractures at 9 o'clock last night when they were struck by an au- tomobile driven east on Gravois avenue by William Albrecht of 4805 Allemania street, as they were crossing the street at Spring ave- nue. The child’s parents were visiting at the Dintelmann home and Miss |} Dintelmann had started to a drug store, taking the child with her. Witnesses told police that Albrecht was racing with another car. Al- brecht was held at the Seventh District Station on a charge of reckless driving. MEMORIAL FOR DR. F. A. HALL TO BE AT 4:30 P, M, TODAY President of Drury College to De- liver Principal Address at Pilgrim Congregational. Memorial services for the late Dr. Frederic Aldin Hall, chancellor emeritus of Washington University. will be held at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon at Pilgrim Congregation- al Church, Kensington avenue and Union boulevard. The principal address will be by Dr. Thomas W. Nadal, president of Drury College, ‘the late chancellor at Drury Col- lege, where he was educated and was principal of the academy and professor of Greek language, before coming to Washington University. | Other speakers will be Dr. George O. James, dean of the Col- H. Stastord, the pastor. Delinquent Motorists Wess Arrest. By the Associated Press. SPRINGFIELD, Ill, March 28. —Orders to arrest all motorists who operate their machineg with- out 1925 license tags after April 10 were issued today by Secretary of State L. LL. Emmerson to. all) ‘inspectors and investigators under) se direction. Records show that) ,otor licenses issued so far this year are 214,606 behind the total | or last year, Emmerson said, and | BETTING NOW ON MAYORALTY RACE AT ABOUT EVEN MONEY Igoe Backers Claim to sine $100,000 at That Figure, Only $25,000 Taken. Betting on the outcome of the mayoralty race between William L. Igoe, Democratic nominee, and Victor J. Miller, Republican nomi- nee, ia virtually at even money with the election little more than a week away, Tom Kearney, a well-known sporting authority suid yesterday. Miller supporters, who are be- lieved to have won $500,000 on Mil- ler’s primary victory at odds of $2 against $5, have withdrawn their funds from the betting circle in great part, it is said. Igoe supporters have offered to bet a total of about $100,000, with only $25,000 Miller money cover- ing it. HERRIOT TO REPLY TO RHINE FRONTIER OFFER OF GERMANY French Premier's Statement to Be Submitted to Allies Before Be- ing Tarnamitied to Berlin. Copyright, 1925, by the Press and Pulitzer Publishing Cos, (New vert World oat Post-Dispatch PARIS; March . 28.—Premier Herriot is drafting a reply to the German offer to enter into a secur- ity pact guaranteeing frontiers. This step has been made possible by receipt in Paris of notes from London, Brussels and Rome setting forth the views of France's allies on suggestions tendered by the Quai d'Orsay through Ambassa- dor de Fieriau itn London, regard- ing methods of dealing with Ger- many’s proposals. The draft of Herriot’s reply is to be submitted to the allies before be- ing transmitted -to Berlin. The French Premier has insisted from the outset that there must be a pre- liminary agreement on principles among the allies before the German plan can be dealt with in detail. Herriot, in his reply, will under- take to show the desirability of finding another formula by which Poland and other Eastern Euro- pean g’ates may be reassured and relieved of fears of future attempts by Germany to modify their fron- iON CITY, March 28. _|that many persong are operating | tiers. Each allied power will reply into the State | motor cars without new licenses. to the German offers separately. the Rhino | 'GERMANY'S POPULAR VOTE FOR ~ PRESIDENT TODAY | Seven Candidates to Con- tend for the Suffrage of More Than Thirty-five Million Voters. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, March 28.—Seven can- didates representing all classes in German post war politics, will con- tend for the suffrage of more than 35,000,000 votes at tomorrow’s first popular election for a President to succeed the late President Ebert. If the returns approximate those of last December's election to the Reichstag, when there was a party lineup similiar to that at this first presidential election, the voting to- morrow will terminate in a dead heat. Dr. Jarres, the common standard bearer of the Nationalist and Con- servative bourgcois classes, and who is the hope of German die- hards, is conceded 11,000,000 votes in pre-election estimates, but this number will not ve sufficient to in- . sure his election. * The candidates of the three liber- al parties, Otto Baun, Socialist, ex- Cancellor Marx, Centrist, and Pro- fessor Hellpach, Democrat, will jointly poll about 15,000,000 votes, assuming that they are able to re- tain their combined vote of Decem- ber 7. At least 5,000,000 votes, it is believed, will be cast for the remaining candidates, Ernst Thal- mann, Communist, Premier Held of the Bavarian People’s Party, and Gen. Ludendorf, the Fascist cham- pion. Within 18 days after tomorrow's election nominations for the final balloting on April 26 must be filed with the Federal Commuiasioner of Fections. It is now viewed aa inevitable that a completely new lineup of candidates limited to two or three, will figure in the final balloting. The three liberal parties, So- clalist, Centrist and Democrats, will be forced in self-defense to pool their political fortunes by uniting cn a joint candidate itn order to ‘present a solid front to the Na-. tionalists and the Conservative bourgeols element. Although the latter declare that Dr. Jarres will enter the final race. there is strong probability he will give way to bag re cn Fe Luther or possibly to Min of Defense Dr. Otto Gessler, both of whom, it is believed, would prove stronger candidates. PARIS, March 28.—The result of the presidential election in Ger- many tomorrow is awaited anx- iously in France. There is con- siderable apprehension in political: circles lest the tendency shown after the last parliamentary elee- tion by the formation of what is regarded here as a distinctly reac- tionary Cabinet may be repeated. — The French not only lack confi- dence in the purity of German re- publicanism, but also have a «‘e- cided aversion to plebiscites, or the choice of the head of the na- tion by popular vote, remember- ing, that the only time this was tried im France & resulted in the choice of Napoleon III and the restoration of the Empire. : The apprehensions have been increased the past few daye by forecasts received in Paris indi- cating that on the first ballot, at least, Dr. Karl Jarres, the Na- tionalist candidate, is Hkely to lead. —————t UNUSUAL BIG TIRE VALUES Quality Tires at Wholesale Prices. 5 ei e- , ars : hes by ety - $8.75 32x4 Oversize Cord, $14.95 eer oAxts ».- Sy high grade, fresh, sh no i a prank Yo met ae its ay enc our ig ing, | CUPPLES FABRIC SIZE CORD | aix4 5510 95 = : 30x Cord... $7.50 30x34 Fabric ... $9.95 COMPLETE STOCK RIMS ARD PARTS thersize

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a — ——— —_— [a 7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening Pitted C OMBINED MARCH 28.3 DEFENSE OFFER District Attorney Refuses to . Accept Proposal to Have a Girl Plead Guilty to Man- slaughter. ~ ~~ pur (ria bliss : ~ me th : oe Uf © Ua e f the tria The Distr Attorney remainec “rm in his stand that anything ees than 4 ! charge wou'c he [noo malister* imoormn patibie The de- oe et BP - uy Cel! ~~ 75 anc with the ends of justice fense is eoual’y firm it contending at ?? eo e Tre" ts a®t nrere ct tatio — ee and matice atoret’ —s necessa'\ *us ~ 7 ‘ge are - acking the case on trial Pemsdily Opps State's Piams Tr ‘os ru . : ~+ _ Mr € 7 > Cc = i a | ; my a — rs Ls @8.. > - . re ¢ bena ea a "ee" m- ~~ «& . s a 9 ‘ . = ca ¢ ~ the > A ucse == me fF a> = - ree -_ ay o . “ > he . : > hawt * 7 > . _ _ , : had a a4 est entmue he vy S56 the dance Ailes &he * drop her assoctaies 1 he Bo he! 2 fé ? +he city Liexander Moos f detenmse unsel gave out the following “alemier The purpese of counse) for the sefempe in conferring with Judee |_eudgderback thie morning was t a ?? e% are ; ae, 4 es ponaid for Carling S putitu . end abPnpeorma gu into “he pit ot “ry ~. ° ‘= - ' : . ‘3 . «+ ; ; reg f Pe as wer . = _ e 4 ‘ ey “a > ** . ¢a@ os -_ Bs a A. a - i ti 28 © a . is - : . t \\ " : . -" ~ “Rather Will Net Consent” I he oe ang . ~haeat Ww 8 wes tusee they sm30n and Prether —f «+h *a ~d . a A ey . poo as — SPP Be ot So pigeke 5 i i Spee ars. "Saas ABP oe So 9 F ‘ t & ; ? , - - © ; : 4 , ‘ otter of a plea of SaugGter stands open a° an@ we are willing *e confer with and @eliberate wpeon it wit! the Court and ae i tne | ar & - F the _fvist ? EE OE LR TR © TOEND ELLINGSON TAM RECTED © == “res Live DOROTHY GOULD TURNS CATHOLIC Wed Swiss Nobleman in May © = — PARHIsS . + rire até - S ce = - 5 ee &UE e’ hie wm Rie ° ‘ ° “wilrer . nm now ie engagec tf ba ss e a - “a a Ae 4 = as i ean ' “a was D185 a . “ AS ey ec - *, uc ¢ a? . se ¢ —. . Ss , . ra. from « > : : : ERNEST DUPONT TO MARRY NURSE AT JOHNS HOPKINS | Delaware Milliomafre, 42. Meet Fi- ancee Last Autumn When He Suffered Fractured Lee ne the Pom - Lie at oF mal TTMORS Mare os —M\es Anne Thompeon. so purse at Johns nkince Heaarnita and on yp Tru by + Pree )o¢ mt ~ . } lash ese Powe . = "7 = - * aval - — “ ~~ ~ al > . . e e ec fe ’ = m - . - Vv ee ww + ~ 6 ‘ . . ™ « % - - = 4 » Pi 4 « +. }.ea “ -~ ° t a € vac ar 7 n¢ rida Aratere ses a v > - ~~ aT - . o -~ » -« e . ~ ~ Ta? COMPLETES POLICE INQUIRY OF ALLEGED BEATING OF PRISONER Lii~guex “oor Vases Saves Two 4 couse Deitextives Deny Atiacsime Man Heid on |. & Charges Trmane . . @ ee \ ases 7? a ac TT 7. ze — +» “| — } ©, - 4 ) \ «oe Reon \ tesee dee “l . ~- re | ime te ~ 5 . >» ~ > —/! ~~ + = > wv ee “= TY - > — ~ ~ 7 os — » | ; : . ~ a C> — \\ =— Ins er s. ~ pos REPAYS MAN'S KINDNESS im Blizzard aed Later Tm trnmed~ —— Prom Sow } 4 Ltierne,r.” A ~- . “. ™ ™ : } “ns t Tans & = « : ec ia #OC KING VALLEY VOTES 10 at au _ “ ~ > 2 JOU NICKEL PLATE SYSTEM > al tes = _— ~ > > - ‘ Miewttiy SMewkbokiers, Opposing was 4 age e Dravest canin Raliroad Merger, Seek to E- MOTE EO. in : stery was joie the Proweeding~. revealed when fudges at the Co}. oe Amat P Kennel CTud t coka yy am ee - |Swe = nnei 1o 8 expost \ cw her- Btockho ders of the Mecking Val! ora. ss nae Kailwa a. & Deak. Tee 4 here RR +s ae P , sa 68 & ate today, Yored appreva - the con- aD mMoOUntain section of + solidaticn of : Hocking ‘Valley «ra ~e thas a ie =Tth ¢ po apweed Nic Ke aie * ot r e thins t . System of five rasireads Jed | as im — the Van Ss caringe oats Pe Twice " cyt Cle, eland Wille (he meeting was wa-d n “ ores wns “ua - im progress. & grou) nor ~ gw ers . eadiing een TO MARRY BARON Daughter of Princess Vlora to ILLINOIS K. K. K. OUSTS TS ‘GRAND DRAGON be ete Res T . Giada ~ - > > 7 " > > os) ~ “a “ « . wt & a : ad ] ; « Ga. . . Kiuzxs Ailan Jas Gepec . oe . ~ “;°* ragonm anc is now re. uns & ef ef bet 't can wit hat exae office vracam was jiecloeed bere yeetercay, following nmre ° Springfield. the = ~~ ° - Tuariere. That - -- ; e Tard Trac ~ A= a ae ™S] erm | &. e b's pe . a ae i 5 aa = "Te —__ a eo i a. ’ e * > ~ ractice of 4 ar ut @c- 5 im .eacers f Nacile ‘ o ac mia. ceaths Service for Soria! VU oriLers . e + . - & | e e ee ee ogy y+ tam meee a NEW Oh. Mabel Keep Smiling at Trouble Because They All Love You O Katharina — Song Hit from Chauve Souris Lucky Kentucky You and I EDIS¢ TRECENT RELEAS ON SALE NOW Hear the latest first on the New Edison The Silverstone Music 1114 Olive Street coday ty the State Efigh-| read = = ‘HOOD TIRES Al THE BEST 44ND CHEAPE*S ‘GELLER, WARD & HASN DIsTRIBT TOR: a Nobody Knows a Redhead Can Do I Can’t Stop £ You Honest and Truly Ever Lovin’ Bee All Alone Hot-Hot-Hottentot The POEST-DISPATCH is the only St. Bewepaper giving Associated Press news Louls evening servies ‘Never before a value to equal it! New Studebak Standard Six Br $1465 f.0. b. factory Built for those who seek smartness with economy—a roomy 4-door closed car of high quality at low price. See it. Bait complete by Studebaker. Pour wile doors. Fallbewaith sears provikie amng¥e room for fve passengers. Oval rear-gqoerter windows wih ornamencal commrol Ptoas the brillienr performance of the Studebaker Standard Six chassis. o? = w .— a os ’ ro4 - aa? la ooabene Mester < pe \ireehie Sore (‘*.. 2334 Saliebary Valley Meter « wT Man y (-otios Metor Salen SSTT The inc mie ihe Proceeding» : —— ee es 2453 Deims- Léa (sFRT sn WEBER MOTOR CAR CO. Grand and St. Louis IS Wet Florissant Garage, $617 West Ficrissant “Sen Garage and Sales. Maplewood. Mo. ™“™ Leuk, Country Sate Ce. Garten. Me. Vance L. Ringe Auto Sales Ca. St. Charies. Mo. A ASSOCIATE STUDEBAKER DEALERS 18th and Locust Bopp Brees. Webster Groves, Mo. Dens Auto & Livery. Unies. Mo. service Garage. De Sosa. Mo. Cenmeughton, Whales Co. O80 Mourse. Si UDEBAEZRESE Lato 4. 4. “Mead Werer (&.. Pete Pranmeti<. Codiimevilie. UL Y&tas —— men’s new Spring T« and grays—overpiaid . Spring Neckwe $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 V Lawart-vite.

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Le The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Bids for Road Work. way Department for almost ole, tives of construction companies at-| Schuyler counties. At Gorin, in/{ly return in a few days. Reed did AUCTIONEERS pmociated Press. miles of new roads to be construct: | tended the letting. Bids will be! | Seotland : ’ ; — —— - SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1926. : meevrie | aware ‘ apres : | County, is the defunct /not indicate whether Myers was seSON CITY, March 28.—/ed in 28 counties at an approxi-| Awarded to the successful oidders Citizens’ Trust Co., which was the| with him in Kansas City, or still at | ° - hyo $50 at a ] t eS. gundred and seven bids were) nate cost of $3,000,000. ey reoenta-| on ‘eacndling ry cane fic ofa work | operating headquarters of the al- | his Mexican silver mine. } 24 today by the State High-/ road contractors and repress w+ tae oO concretey leged ring, most of the “kite” | A warrant charging Myers with | ia . HARGE AGAINS] ichecks and worthless certificates |embezzlement of $10,000 from G. o | of deposits having emanated from;C. Pulliam, a client of the Gorin | UCTI rer AP SERS . | | . . . L . RELEASES ask YOUR DEALER FOR Paltors’ Meeting April 10-11 it. Losses approximating $1,500,-|bank, has been issued. REAL re AND INVESTMENTS | i The Southern Illinois Editorial) | 000 suffered by the 16 banks are tie . ¢ S Association will hold ite anna!) ‘attributed by Moo t th | . . mall ; E NOW HOOD I RES AND : UB meeting in Belleville April 1¢ an at q My’ GUTGHAN ) re to a ring, with | two Injured When Wall Caves In. OFFICE: 7131, CHESTNUT ST. and individuals losing several hundred : HON OL ave f¢ : 2 ne clate« . ; ivE THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PER MILE 11. A feature of the entertainment ‘thousands of dollars, besides 8 an INGFIEI ge ithaca ta —— Fone. =. Nobody Knows What JaNPGELLER, WARD & HASNER HDWE. CO.) 'o6 ce..." 26.0. gsi can News from Rep 4 ana, ay |—Jake Buran wept, aoc. A/S AUCTHN maa ; ri 1} Thera te nile | —EE a Redhead Mamma | DISTRIBUTORS ; At , l. 4 ace is als ° to be a | ier of the ‘Gosta bank. wh " F Seaeem, m odiuite one of a construction Can Do " 412 N. FOURTH ST. : eit . =. prt ye ~— tones Sa —_— t of | | St Louisan Gives Bonds of been in Mexic. 1: neen as te Pee | gang e xcavating lor o wow hotel THE SHOE MARKET $25, M h: M since the bank closed last July, bere wore orayinge a yp MATTOON, ILL. | 000 Oo. ‘ i when a portion of a wall caved in I Can’ t Stop Babying , - SS | at — OT en he ee ee ee: ee and buried them beneath several MONDAY, MARCH 30th, 2:30 P. M. when his attorney, lL. W. Reed, . ‘tons of dirt and rock Other mem- By virtue of the terms and provisions contained in a certain chattel deed You r on Two Warrants in telephoned Prosec uting Attorney | eds of the gang salen a tr she twe of trust, executed for the benefit of creditors, by Max. &. Rosenberg. Going ; ] » —— —— —— a . . "i Moore from Kans C | | business ae above. we wil! offer for sale for the undersigned trustees. 6 high- a he Subway Sells for Cash Only No Subway Deliveries Gorin Bank Case ‘ wn ity and gave | \men, gtade, staple stock of Shoes. consisting of about 1250 pairs of Man's Shees ° about 1500 pairs of Women's Shoes and SUO pairs of Children’s Shoes; included , are such brands as Dunlap. Florsheim, McElroy-Bloan. Edmunds. Packard. Samuels, Johansen Bros... etc. The stor@ fixtures and equipment will also Be | Ever Lovin’ Bee 7 ‘Bs a Staff Correspondent of the|_______ AUCTIONEERS __ AUCTIONEERS 1 ottered. | assurance that Myer will voluntari- Honest and Truly —_ ——— — The property has been appraised in the sum of $6606.15. the stock ts sea- sonabie, well selected and in iull lines. Post-Dispatch. All Alone I B d’ Subwa | MEMPHIS, Mo., March 28.—Je-| i Hot-Hot-Hottentot P| n oya s ty once sarees A A ve ani acre The offering affords an opportunity to those interested in this character of movehaneiee. . pouty will be offered tn bulk and several G@etail subdéiviciodse. the saiacon id or combination of bids to be accepted, subject to approval of the undersigned. The store will be opened for inepection Sunday afternoon end Monday morning from 8:00 a.m. until time of sale. For further information apply to the puctioneers. TERMS CASH. s § \friend of Frank C. Millspaugh. who on the New Edison was ousted from the office of State | Finance Commissioner this week oa AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS OF ALL KINDS OF STOCK Our regular Heusechold Goods Sale every Thursday at 1808-10-12 CHOUTEAY AY. «MAIN 1683 E. W. KALTENBACH. CHAS, B. TIEMAN. IRA _C. MO*IEY. Trustees. | charges also involving McCutchan. | —— _ Ee RIC HARD 0. RUMER, Attorney. 1065 Arcade Bldg... St. Louis. Mo. ie at Moerty asain. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE , BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers : ao ae I rouser (|222ccc) Ses El 7isY, ChesTwUT sr . hours in the Scotlan ounty ja N. Broad le Strect | W aad here, was released this evening on|[ Monday March 30th tee 10:30 A. M. Trustee’s Bankruptcy Auction Sale bonds of $25.000. He refused to! | w ni I ing: make a Statement. other than to a By Eg Sal ag og A oo BR Rngg > By — 4 FRELICH’S APPAREL SHOP deny o te - le wrongdoing and started back | lot of Felt and brand-new Boller. foe eee Mrs. Lizzie Peterson, Administrator. Terms cash 3173 SOUTH GRAND AVENUE the only St. Louls evening zouis. for St. : ee A. A. SELKIRK AUCTION and STORAGE ©O., Auctioneers $D MARC | .30 A. M. ated Press news service. (on =. eo tos Bey foe hata Beye coger — : en ae — nie ts an pot heretofor peter in Bankruptcy for ; on arrant nargin Nic ? an —_ mee Ng SEE te on” —a sore mace vy eree with ‘stenting his owe uste of 63h DISSOLUTION AUCTION SALE tna Biviion tnd District. und. wubinct to approvas thereby. ww wil oft. for 7 : gE ts FO Ee eee ES re . & sale for the undersigned trustee of the estate of Meyer Frelich, do! i000 from the defunct Citizens’ Tuesday, March 31. 1925 10:30 A. M. as above. a most seasonable stock of Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear, consisting ‘Trust Co. of Gorin Mo. one of ‘5903 Easton Av Dresses, Coats, Skirts, Waists. Sport Jackets, Sweaters, Suits Gloves, Hostery. | . Tgewers, Rugs, | ; eté., Store Fixtures, Show Cases. C Shelving vhis enterprises We will sell. as per our contract, this stock. consisting of Shoes. Boots, Chairs. Fans. rs abinets, . with - > wes Cash Register. etc " ‘he Underwear, Work Shirts, Overalls, Coats. Bheep-lined Coats and Vests. Cot- The pro il New Charge Preferred. tonade and Wool Pants, Fianne! Shirts and Sweaters. TERMS CASH. Property will be offered in bulk and suitable detat] subdivisions. the | highest bid binati f bid [RMS CASH, Prosecuting Attorney Moore then | A. A. SELKIRK AUCTION AND STORAGE CO., Au Auctioneers, ORV ILLE LIVINGSTON. ‘Trust a. an ee HARRY ¥ 8. GLEICK, Attorney, sprung a surprise by issuing a sec- | Main 1683. 1808-10-12 Chouteau Avenue. _ ain 1683. ee de> Se ee + gedaan Bey: oo eos ; BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers with taking from the bank on liast’ 2 t A ti S- | Chestn Street July 30, the day the bank fafled. a | xecu or Ss uc on a e 713, ut = es ne : . a ‘ scwtcnae SF tetowee ts, yt The Estate of Elizabeth L. Dillworth, AT AUCTION! epeeothapeagy to a kee and | (Deceased ) GROCERIES AND FIXTURES mrnished a second bond of $10,-| 2609 GRAVOIS AV. : ag natcten:. cetnties ten tebieiai ‘ OAK MANOR WEDNESDAY, APRIL ist, 10:30 A. M. from St. Louis to face the first Big Bend Road, St. Louis County otter far ate tos naes nee eke a an ee will offer for sale for Miss Minnie Woehler. a clean and marketable warrant. was commit ‘ted to jafl last Tuesday and Wednesday, Aprii 7th and- Sth Groceries, consisting of a number of full cases and a line of open she a i F We will also offer the Store Fixtures, Cash Register. 2 Dayton Compu night by Justice of the Peace Caleb 10:30 A M. Scales, Butter Box, 4 Show Cases, Counters, Shelving. Coffee Mill, Cell Inglis Hill, 83 vears ‘old. when.two | Fans, etc. TERMS CASH. | Sureties offered on the $15,000) Inspection Day, Monday, April 6th, from BEN. J. SELKIRK. & SONS, Auctioneers nd were deemed inadequate | = an Ca 38 pom. 40-4 4 10:00 A.’ to 4:00 P. M. TRUSTEE’S AUCTION SALE! Cutchan occupied a cell in the In this sale there are th. sands of pieces that have been AT THE TIME AND PLACE STATED BELOW C 7 | By virtue of the terms and provisions contained in @ certain chattel Geed Sheriff Roscie L. Mos- gathered from all parts of the world and collected by of trust, executed by Sarah Zweig Day for the benefit of creditors. we will He nm ms ota eCntchs: . ; offer for sale for the undersigned trustee, the followi described property: 40 y alues «poe genag: 5 um e — eth ond many years of travel. It is conservative to say that 1722 FRANKLIN AV. THURSDAY, APRIL 2D, 10:30 A. mu. i e@ jail. A Lurtiner privi- t} re Will be more than five hundred pieces the equal A stock of Ladies’ Coate, Suite. Dresses, Waists, Furnishings, Furs, etc.. lege was extended him today when Wall Cases, Fixtures, etc. litte hh” pie, Wi ee 1530 MARKET STREET, THURSDAY, APRIL 2D. 2:00 P. M. ne toured this section by automo- of which cannot be found in any other collection. One lot of Miscellaneous Clothing. Wall Fixtures. Tables, ete. bile, seeking bondsmen. The Sher- Watch This Space in Next Sunday Ss Paper The property will be offered in bulk and suitable detail subdiviaions. ‘iff usually good selection of patterns and Nato garg him en Attention: Write or phone us for catalogue and card J WARD, 1 KANE, SCHREIBER & KANE, Attys., d pecial rang jury ii D me- ' ONEERS, 7134; Chellnut 8. models. There are cassimeres, cheviots, eitenee hheke Ay 4a 6 ae of admission. 1 ee Se sone worsteds, serges and other desirable ii Oe euevetions et &! mae CHRISTIAN C. WOLFF, Executor ___ BE woolens. The patterns include pencil lwrecking syndi ate which is al-| a feet KIRK A. &$.CO PPE re nee Boga AUCTION SALE! 1 to have caused the closing of . 9 stripes, overplaids, checks and plain lsix banks and serious damage to | Main 1683 1808-10 Chouteau AV. GROCERIES AND FIXTURES colors. The colors are blue, — othera. mostly in Misseurl. The! 6121-23 Easton Avenue nde of Mo ¢ w }> ) le a = ™ — = . : blue, gray, tan, London lavender an ds | an 8) Jllere) (iii FRIDAY, APRIL 3d, 10:30 A. M. member of the sy yndica ite. are re- mixtures. Two and three button models ee tn 95 R U by vstus of the ‘arms of 0 certain contrast we Wl otter Sor ext in young men’s and conservative styles. parnable — Our tailor shop gives as much care and attention to the altera- tions to these Suits as our up- stairs store does to its finest erinning on ay pecia pri d é 0 clothing. Spring Topcoats, $22 $30.00 Values Young men’s new Spring Topcoats in box-back models—powder blues, tans and grays—overplaid and plain patterns—the majority have silk linings. Spring Neckwear | New Spring Hats ical The Finest Washers Ever Made, as Many tive aon $1.25 and $1.50 Values $4.50 and $5.00 Values ~ Thousands of St. Louis Women Will Tell You mi he pears gn pail 65c $3.45 — : ing it absolutely SAFE TO USE AROUND CHILDREN. A new selection of Spring Neckwear, in- | Grays, powder blues and tans. Many | | Come in and see these wonderful cluding mogadores, reps, poplins and oth- = with fancy bands, proportions and styles C 7 , Machines. Never before have we desirable silks. Plenty of bright stripes i to fit anyone. These Hats are from a = | b; A - a big variety of colorings; also many very fine manufacturer ata very big con- been able to offer ABC Washers conservative patterns. | “cession in price. , at such attractive terms. .- . Za | You can now have an “ABC” English Broadcloth Shirts ‘skies canetaaeemsumenial of a small sum down, and $2.50 $7 :65 : = <: BS: | Easy Terms as Low as Values... A special purchase and sale of English Broadcloth Shirts—neckband | | + style in in white only and collar-attached style in white, blue, tan and gray. | LAS ‘ | 7 | Special Announcement! At the present time no Subway merchandise is being displayed in our show windows. So that you will be able to inspect this er merchandise it is especially arranged in our Subway Store | where you are invited to imspect it. | ’ W k ee No Mail Orders in the Subway = | o Qa) « 5 You Cannot Afford to Miss » This Sale of “ABC” Washers ©) ut ||| “ABC” VACUUM WASHER at Such Low Terms. = || MORTON ELECTRIC CO. <a a ‘Slioc und Sixth 709 LOCUST STREET—TWo sTorEsS—1117 OLIVE STREET AR ee i

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6 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circutatton than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINEL — ; ‘1L. Second place went to Miss Na- 1 BAY 7 iS HIT BY AUTO he threw up his hand p eft a ee — 7 - ’ . . ry Ly . ~y SZ | dine Brown of ths Madison High | y SF front fender struck him : . PHILADELPHIA. a 4 a % — —s ' School Her brother, Winfred Was arresie? in the week J Brown of the Harley school, wor i Se ee nw deaths im BE best ee - w | second place at the coumtr grade ; —— a> Victims. IN 200 TARGET SHOTS | = | TRAIN: l6 KNOWN Bee oceans , Two musica. = tie enefit of Gen. F. H. Phipos, KRetired, Dice. _ pto: — ; —_ ° “a uta ro ; . Was r ; % ye ts Patrolman Pau! E | Are Mirtar’ Ceremo nial Marks Its WASHINGTON, March i?8. — . : Mee he . sa! It ereneenene redit? - | st ‘Oororcyvcie Patria aus — : vs . . | _# on % Ty? s -_- 2 “ . 7 ° . - > nie e 4 mer Wins Contest in Which | ; Mia = ; uken From th reckagt Removal From Arhagton /Brigadier-Gernerai Prank , & y and Ann avenue at 5:42 p. poser and pianist: and Isade SPECIAL ft | , Munes ee gma ae . a a ; | kiitek ‘heria. Cemetery. hippe, retired, died here today at ‘03; renee Pentagee Pri comings: beige canteen me “endat of 2 = . . the age of $1. He was an ordcance * | re RE AR ID Et Ss Te Eten eel ees ee a PT _— Gheien a4 par rwoO. thi nd 2 TURAEY. (4k KEN, a | - ve } | Peteeteeeereee & a fie a - ; has rv. y - h a ; Som > - - : . - . — : —- ,- —— “ " 4 ‘ . : - - : : . , . , ~ = * . ° - . ; —— . . - , = % > e Assemated _ (Mass.) arsenal during the : _ ) m Frida. ‘ : ~ ** ~ _ . i) . bd : * . aad a - . 2 - = ~~ . - ‘ = - . - — » . = — = = e — S “se - e : ~~. “oq AS OT Jt. -@. 2 3 ‘2 _- mareu . eA Fa ; ‘ "7 —_— oh ie : * ns Ke rr roe io 7 sores, ‘rme the Springfield rifle was beir of 3 : : said ! Tras ae resic = 7 r) a na 4 “ ': ‘(a 4 > = ~ ~ * . “= i + : > - = - - . . . ~ 3 7 a > . F se ‘Ge “+s : _ a : ‘ _ -_- ~~ ae s = is & " s+ 5 2 a >F > ; 37 ‘ ia 2% 3 J _»> : whe " - Pe. , , - = : mt _ 5 a pe: -ec. ec. ~~ ae od > = y ~ ll q p. 4 - - 4 _ \ as . . — i i- rE : ‘ 7 : m e . = = ; 2 - - ae - a - : Pm om + - s . ~ : © Stine . ‘ ede 2Ter iL. — _. » - : ; : ' ‘ “ ay ee ‘ 7 ee. . aw Jt | : ‘See Fe : a A 4 re : % — ee SS : > ' “te te . - A =) (See . _ ee | & ad “++ = ; Pat : ; ae 2 ~— riowWw Wary moe POrs c se ant? ‘i. e . Se Ae ooo eS See = | BROADWAY AND FRANKIgfLocal Swim trolman. came out Vict ous bas been named as the crack | 4 : : —=— Pe Review next Oct Steohens Wins 50 and 100... - Yard Events in W. A. A- see 'U. Meet—Three New. «: | Records Established. . — >-™~ as ee =. « 4 - -- Fe ot ar taree ss as ¥? average was $9: o* “ » i ae Sec. has never before figured runs of the annua! ee ee ee mw ne he on on en dk » semenship Awards. fark , P sr advantage te dar = : od Phe 3 " fore ses advance. Our sons ‘ , . . , ; mal q = ‘ ed - “ . . ' ¢ -ting - _ " . " te - e of -ew ard ceed Former Prize Winner —~, ———- Dechea jae: ¢ cing with thelr and placed upes a ay caiss ‘atest up-te-date styles es Pelicemen Harry N. Mrers | ; Beak 3 ngs ’ , . ih cially priced fer quick sa:e. - ra: Se ee > a es me ae “ga oe lew are listed a few of the mazy - , . a. ee Si —~ | DD : pure PSST ee =~) y Witbdur, Mrs. Dewer, George meney-savers Brans. Carr street iistr x sa’ nay " eg ; , Chicago we _— 7 -— >» - : > hh = ws ie wees 4 ’ “ _ ~ Gu i . . ‘“ , = Tears, Vans -FWice,. Tipbisne dc twe.t RE ge ; 5: , , ' =4 nenkou ani niin ; Go a . : ss" * . ~ oe a ae . id . =. *. and seventh, respectivels eit ese nama a be 85 Brunswick 69 rag ae fa > en2 e Pa ma red Spe bearers and homorarr pallbearers. se The Pmal contest in whir 168 rock shots ania ..2 PATROLM 4N PAUL EF. MINER. -~ ° > ° ~~ Z “ a . 7 / fenged over tive Gays, the con- ; : . ; Pat Seohbe rniira] Ss. Wood, retiz _— un? l the last geren aver- Spencer - » -o-* —_—s nr — — ™ a> T2 — * : . as. . : ‘ [@s ADL? +e. ee 4 - s os, Gout = ax = = - » - . = + r s th > ® 10 » @ ; ly & 4° » per cent Orn ; Tr, Fa crorriay fas ©. 2¢ Sen .e 8 “er ee tion. at rapid fire on a reduced , . . - ~~ were . =. = oT. : = = et : = ‘> “Su - . movable target to conform with i nocess of Weapors . er ee . —_- ve . 250 Console ( flat ~ — ~ 7 a.ro.= Bet the official A-N target used by the« _ , — ss ae S. ; + yng pilin ~ sft , psn ce nat nad 145 . ™ ‘© 4 : . . %.2 -, ; . ~ . Ang?.- = G ; i ; cena YY - eeee - evr _ > ee EP ERE Ce = . ao 2 - * \e 4 ‘ ( aatile er Wiive Ske. : e=mre ceoéds. “al te the Peat -Die vst ota KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Mase 25 | Lewis swimmers = : f - ’ “¢ -_ —_— ; +” Se esaet mane ot Karsas CiUy Cc. peol here ton ght. acoounting five tities. Washington Ll. pa-- | : accounted for three ot these, te Francis Stephens. entered unm- | hed. won both the 50 and 160 | 4 tvie events “ ‘ a. x c - Cc. “Fish” counted ' highest number of points mit ; igd ~ompetition, amassing @ total | orl while Washington Univer- is st. Louis, the nearest op- had ? shoot &: i for tae men in|, Ss. =" op ain : ae ike dec an ain ay, ie 125 Brunswick “A string of five shots. ge: January — - Me ot epee aia sha o we | tate ee es sla i T2 latest sele The second high man : | : ol betore tae - Ss t 7 pee a re ee as a pana riuded with was Patrolman John P , ' 7 | Deer Street District, with a sc of i89. tied with Patrolman Jo>: W. Lewis. Magnolia avenue Dis- trict for second piace. The ecores ranged on down then for the next Sgst 27 highest men with 280 eac) These 27 averaged between 8 and $35 per cent The next 3 averaged 85 to 9° per cent and so “ aa ~8 s- at a -* el > 7 ; the meet. - Helbing of Washington es-| JF: a new record of 2 mit- | scus - §$-19 seconds in capturiag | -_,ard event, beating the oid of +] sarki of 2:39 2-5. Im the 260-yard; .... a> the Piker quartet, composed Ledbetter, Heilbing, Ewerhardct Gilbert. established 2. new 49 2-19.-The oid rec- OLI rT. rs Te phens, im taking the 100-yard | T 1018 OLIVE ST. oa Open Evenings negotiated the distance in } bite : -& Pits 305 a - : mS : r cen. rant re — po nena ; , ai | ' 3 oa } ;- Gala imty |! . sm ¢ 19 seconds, against the oid; .. PS eS ES Ie —= ; | i" 4 al = ey . ad | c : lie pri ime of Im. 1-ja. His time for the —_ ~ * = —* a 38 was 276 seconds fiat. = © "= S “The other champicaship won bs >uie went te Specht ef the 1s— 4 --arm. whe captured the 200- - ow See and Hear . ee F third im this event. peti . : 3 "Meifine and Ewerhardt were eec- sa RPEPRERER RE Girl Speii ot oe Pe —_ -- The Man Who YOU SAVE FULLY 30%7—FOR MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS | — Unlimited selections of fine-quality clothing—styled in the height of fashion—tailored im a superb manner—made of extra-quality Se: : pag auleeaiaiasiiie : Is Astound: ng | Just purchased for cash at liberal discounts and offered for cash at savings of fully 30%. Men and young men who prefer the better gr SpA” a er ee st > : : “e + * — > > ° = et - ; . : > : f oA . clothing will investigate this saving opportunity immediately. | RATIONAL SUUIOR ISO TARD' on : | f > . : | by W. Chafee. Detratt a C.. sec- Seid merica re & end. Schwartzbarn. K. ©. A. © third. | was * ~ r | anattached. Time 1.58 7-10 ~~ : / a . - € | = = | rom is Coming to our city. And every ES Ee | —— : | : : With One or Two Pairs ants—f or oung Men a. 2k! aetinaton C nivermt oy tha. ; Be a } (New Western A. A. UU. fee- wins man and woman who is anxious to Eos ,; je ‘i ef = aX , = tye get a share of the bigger and better = on. ’ Pg 4s : Ss | $22.50 $35.00 a me things that make life worth while —_ -_— = - . . i (2 ide’ | QU ALITIES 0 Bae ee — ae — a will be on hand to see and hear the ee 4 . a : 2 .¥ ‘ a” ' 2D * if ' ; iT O iii Pic uy. et. “- di. ie > - pan , — A? RELAY — ee anting- enable them to “cash in” at once on the sould like “ae ial sie , | — cial English models, | prefer | » English | biscuit browns, Seem Reertandt. Gia fe kh eae simple truths which he so vividly por- Seegetens — es, hap- A. 431 ae —~ a Pn RE ES 8 models in single or double- | blues, beige and gray- aay f. ae Soa ae tone Me. S trays. But to those men and women yen cai ame, - ¢ greater conf- te _ ; MY 7 “ance i é: % a , models. Also eon ‘» the mest & aan i Teco a im Sle bed br who have not seen and heard March- le sethal hel sans os chance to / i . _£) ciesintceilt” iam aun ae ive effects. Superbly | models. Complete ram rs wk A T CRAMPIONEEEE and, and who cannot appreciate how Re som ie _/ See oppo : ‘ : lored. a sizes. in L Jenene. et ee this wonder man “makes dreams come tumities, fimanmcial independence, per- : : sizes. : — % Lic a8 : . : a pe Ad Pi Roes Kansas (er true,” we say GO and SEE and HEAR sonal satisfaction and the manifold . 5: YOUNG MEN’S NEW YOUTHS’ WIDE-BOTTOM ec LS GO TARD PRE STTLE—an by one comforts and luxuries that make th , 3 : GLISH TROUSERS : “8 Unetechet. Gault. 5. C. A. ©... ae figh fight i | nthe . . SPRING TOPCOATS EN “4 ~ ee --. Washingtes University. Gut Marchand is famous throughout the ight worth fighting and life worth VF | ; is an li : — —— ee In light grar shades. 28 to 38 waist. eS . Bagi cme a i. ivi. 4 : Part i plaid backs. Silk tru a | SHEFFIELD world as man who has within -himself Den’t fail te ket ii — UNITED AND ‘ ‘the driving force and dymamic power = yore than a million : — CARDIFF FINALISTS . oe LONSON. Mawel a ela ne ot ms tation of the zing thing which Clothing—in qualitie = - ’ \ = Milam! Meach .course . a “4 ae . 7 : —— el , ae : a. ‘ rs tA vests ar + pair of goit and one parr . , P . J ednesda r se fu ed. » is ye a. Paci piendidly tail = f ordinary kuickers. Staes 6 to is — > - . S : a a : years. (First Fiecer.) Odeon Theater Admission Free |} | OTHING FOR JUVENILES — ||| ee >, i * oO thy “Ha, all: he ; Wy “i wim i v ye iw wih with i "4 wilt m ee ae ae 2 Py nie ea i! \" on T° vas: Michigan, €4 4-5; Cornell, 7 | wis Se NORTHWEST CORNER EIGHTH AND WASHINGION 7 va One world's record was tind when} | _ art Hubbard. Michigan ‘oeeTo eS. sprinted the 60-rard dash ia , ? os seconds,

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it gray shadce / - SUNDAY, MARCH 29. 1825. teft | Four Sleeping sickness ens ?P HILADELPHIA, March 95 the weekly report today of ¢ eo wei Me Shaving Lotion: Keiffer's $1.50, $3.75 Narcissus Perfume. 790. $1 Si Toellet Water: rose or lac ; ise. 81.50 Janice Perfume $1 Hair Tenic Dressing; 2! Phe fic, 2he Empress Face Powder. -16¢, , 5@¢ Writing Paper, Havel... the . Monday. Tuesday and Wed nited Double Eagle Stamps ds in captu beating the old mark of 2:39 2-5. In the 200-yard lay, the Piker quartet, compose Ledbetter, Helbing, Ewerhardt Gilbert, established a new mendard of 1:49 2-10. The old rec- td was 1:53 Btephens, in taking the 100-yard byace, negotiated the distance $94-10 seconds, against the . of Im. 1-38. His time for the was 26 seconds flat. +> — Pt at a tt Pt a tt an iti ittiTTi saat 'The other championship won bi ’ m™ Louis went to Specht of the mmer team, who captured the 260- am breast stroke. Ullman, Wash- ‘meme, finished third in this event. ) . fe and Ewerhardt were 6ec- . weeand third in the 100-yard dash, | | male Gilbert finished third to’ ephens in the 50. | | The summmarias Par FoR DISTAN‘' E—Won % c second. Lanche — -. © third. Neff, k aay Distance, 72 feet. Roe STYLE A s NATIONAL BOYS made of extra-quality woolens. who prefer the better grades of y Gat- K X TARD FREF lore, K. C WOoOMEN—Wor secon¢d. McKee JUNIOR 150-YARD c HAMP rt N SH IP— ’ Chafee. Detroi Cc seC- ena. Schwartzbure. K. C. A : third Meter. unattached. Time. 1:59 7-10 ‘ gh Rang iy om: Sy we: sTYLE—V n ily Low - . Beoond. +, . K.. a A *: third Stevens Crane's. . a2 TARD FREE STYLE FOR ME N— hal Stephens wun atta hed sem Wash: neton C nivers, third. EBwerbard:, Washington ae > T me ~ty 10. (New Woste a eH rec- Men or Young Men $42.50 + a 5 eon 2am D "REE - FRE Ww aoe ingt versity of Kaneas, Tt fs : third STY! ens Won versi . z . . ore nm . ' ardaift defeated + 2% - ‘nh? Ce? a's nr one e _ ry : ba ides 3 . : 2 of +} o Mne- : se : si A ft» J ry? , LONSHIP . AMP we HT to 36 walet. 8... ~~ ”—) ih Warp. ote oe woo’ Up errr npe- in ag fabric af- eo: winal on GIBBONS AGAIN WINS FLORIDA GOLF TITLE Bibbons of 7, "8 —4,0rdon vf Florida an men he Gefeat. ‘ Mterha ver 4 ; Of th. ‘Ren: ar +) | toda) * Ty . > —s MMBBARD TIES MARK FOR 60-YARDS DASH SANN ARBO R March Pegan swamped rnell in Ba] imGgoeor trae! yi es > a eid awe. . «4 S in © Was 1-5. ‘One wor: art Hubbard te, SpPrinted 4-5 seconds title hampion : a ned his iaté¢ .- ¥ a ? ‘ §-h ole tourn COU — . . : ri? i — h ae : “mi 4, ol 4 , Ch rae >» M ° taking The »: ei lag > - “ae when negro ; “mo « ’ ed Michigan the 60-rard dash 7 . entered un- | hed, won both the 50 and 100 | | 5s in| || Former City Champion Falls : iver- | Op-- and placed ton es- | "| squash a | Rainn su, old | STROKE— | effield . ee a LO el la ABO. POPOL OOO eo Fairmount Race Track Two-Thirds Complete,» Club” ‘Officials Say ° J Ot key St. HE Fairmouni E ist rds to Ilfutrs come- a ane yesterday ; No they dr es be the rew to a . ne its boat . .* ae - =U Uraiis ‘ ey did not voice of their n ng away la a mile or so. The Cambridge stars, their pace, paddled on easily to the and found fairly smooth Imost t} ne whore of the Their time moderate, Zim, 50s to struggie .much the Cam- fresh at iaSster, kept pull quarter of had water conditions, oarsmen were all is) Cambridge Goes Into Lead. e light blues rowed beautifully hly throughout, putting and pulling power ke than the Oxford Oxford seemed to lack 1 finishing off each stroke, so, although they led for a few fron start. Cambridge Cad i neti into their str oarsme! punc vards — the te 0 line. | ’ | / } ; BOBBLE ™ OE CHILHOWEE. atte then 5 >" f=) ass lvoe Gur their sa was a washout not only but for the several ! spectators. full) m never even saw the fixfo boat because of the bend i the river where Oxford gave up the struggle. When Cambridge natal along to finishing point and there The race dred thousand half of wiht rd The Cam- | only ; Horse Doing Well, four | , Chief Uncas Steps Five Fur- -Of the New York World Sport Staff (even since the | was no Oxford shell in signt erowd sent up the yell “Where's | ar” “Sunk.” came the reply, shouted from those aboard the launches trailing the Cambridge boat. The crowd was so shocked at this, nformation that hardly anyone, | amines of cheering Cambridge and ‘the light blue victory in Ahe end} ‘was but feebly acclaimed. ' March 275.— ‘is not an unprecedented mis Seattle | the history of the Engtish Univer- | three-year-old filly. the Oxford oarsmen Pittsburg | - (Natl), 2—T—4. Batteries: Rachrac,, U™P'T© decided in Biekert and Rewland, Cresby; Brows, a The swamping of the Oxford boat hap in| Tn 1895 the Cambridge | nd in 1912 bgth boats: On the latter occasion righted their. eraft and finished alone, but the, it was “no race” it was rowed again *wo cays’ sity classic. ac went uncer. nd later. Whet return | to Tarpon Springs next year is a question Ownér Ball must decide at The owner her the Browns wil! some the Browns Florence, 5. ©C game with the Braves. left St. Petersburg for after Thursday's elated He Manager Sisler is highly over the condition of his men. workout, that the squad is in condition and that he feels certain the Browns will get off to a good start in the American League race. In reviewing the training camp work, Sisier asserted the tgam this season is an improved machine over that of year in three de- partments, towit: Pitching, catch- ing and speed. Robertson to Play Second. “We willl have a faster team this year than ever be’ore,” said Stsier. “Eugene Robertson has made good at second and he has shown @ne every player on sas of | »that he can turn double plays in lightning fashion. Robertson will | play second base and I am abso-'| lutely satisfied with his work. “Bob Lamotte is a good fielder and he can hit. He will play a ma- jority but at times wiil alternate with Harry Rice at the far corner. Evans will alternate with Herschel Bennett in center fleld. Both play- ers are capable of holding up their end to my entire satisfaction. “T am certain that my staff is greatly improved over 1924. Joe Bush will win a lot of games, not only through his mound work, but Bush will be used as a pinch hitter whenever the opportunity preserts itself. I have a good deal of re- spect for Bush's ability to hit and }hit hard. Gaston Knows How to Pitch. “Milton Gaston has a world speed. He has shown me that he | ~~Centinued on Next Page. of St. Louis’ Derby longs in 1:06 and Sx Eased Up in 1:21. By G. F. T. RYALL, NEW YORK, March 28.—Chief August Buech’s three-year- candidate the Kentucky ., ls going along nicely He has improved in looks the writer saw him 2a) fortnight ago. Harry Sanderson, | his trainer, is beginning to step him along, too. during the past week was five fur- LUncas, > Derby training. 7 > oO, ,0TF |longe in 1:06, eased up in six fur-. is as fast os) 7 longs in 1:21. This Nicholas and Young Martin, the! most favored of ihe three-year-olds | at Belmont Park have done so far. Sanderson says that the present intention of Bueth Is te race Chief Uncas ané@ Wish-Ton-Wish, the on the Eastern tracks this season. If the cok trains well enough he will be shipped to Churchill Downs for the Derby and brought back to run in stakes here. With the exception of lthe Kentucky Derby, the Latonia Derby is his only Kentucky engage- ment. . tn his Chief Uncas’ best work | Michelson Wins ‘Frank Zuna Second m Run | From Laurel to Balti- more. Special to the Poest-Dtanetch. BALTIMORE, Md., March Repeating his feat of 1923, Albert (“Whitey”) Michelson, Cygnet A. C., East Port Chester, N. Y., today “won the third annua! Laurei-to- Baltimore marathon. His time was 2 hours, 23 minutes, 67 3-5 seconds. This was two minutes, 18 1-5 sec- -onds back of the record for the course established last year by ‘Frank Zuna of Newark, N. J. who '@inished second today half a mile behind Michelson in two hours, 48 ;minutes, 4 4-5 seconds. The dis- tance was 26 miles, 385 yards. D. M. Kennedy, 47-year-old team imate of Michelson, ‘was third. Crank Wendling, Buffalo, N. Y.- star who was the pace maker for the first fifteen miles, finished © fifth. Wendling set a hot pace for the first ten miles, at one time being fully @ quarter of a mile ahead of Michelson, his nearest -tval. He was still running ahead | at the 15 mile post, but Michelson had closed the gap and before sfx- teen miles had been reeled off, the | East Port Chester man forged ahead with a speed that never fal- tered. of the games at third base. | Jos | pitching | because of his hitting ability. | Marathon Race 23.—_| 16 Horses to Go. To Post Today in $60;000 Event | Carrying 128 | Pounds, Top Weight, in Cof- froth Handicap. ’ the Assoclated Press. SAN DIEGO, Cal., March Sixteen of the finest thorough- breds in training at Tia Juana race track are entered for the Coffroth Handicap over a distance of one mile and a quarter, to be run to- morrow. Rated as the richest stake race for horses of all ages, the Coff- roth HantHcap, with $50,000 added, 'is expected to net the winner about $60.000. Chilhowee, tucky horse, of 128 pounds, with Sunspero, car- 2 28.— | ; ' ; | | the rying 121 pounds, as the next top| | weighted horse. _eys, in the order of post positions, | follow: Phulsa, 119 (O'Donnel); Pie, 120 (McAttee): Atherstone, | 104 (Wakeoff): Gen. Thatcher, 111 (Barnes): Chilhowee, 128 (Lang): Spread Eagle, 95 (McHugh); ‘Lucky Play. 112 (Walls); Sunes-' pero, 121 (Mooney); Firm Friend. 100 (Hoagland): Fabian, 98 (Griffiin): Rock Heather, $8 (G. ' Johnson); All Over, 105 imnez); Paul A. Shay, 95 | son); Cherry Tree. Spic and Span, 104 (Elston); tle Chief, 118 (Lapin). Heavy Track Probable. Contrary to the hopes and ex- pectations the sport of kings, there appears pre- destined neither a fast track nor record-breaking time. The heavy |rain of Thursday night rendered the track sloppy. which, followed on Friday by unsettled weather, made the drying out process slow. Today, however, @®he sun came out accompanied by a brisk and coo] wind. With these atmospheric conditions continuing. the best that could be expected is a slow track. Cherry (Morten- Lit- of ce made Chilhowee Tree equa! favorites Handicap. Unusual intereet has and Cherry for the ir ennertor to any previous running of this erent. According to Tom F. Kearney, the | prices laid locally show Chilhowee | and Cherry Tree to he held at 8 te 1. ‘These prices were play-or-pay basis, iwhich means thet the bettor loses if | ithe horse he wagers on doesn't go to the post. The price against Chilhewee re- | ceded somewhat, he having been ‘quoted Friday at only 2% to 1. The change is due to the uncertain track eondition. The track was sloppy ‘Friday and yesterday the weather at. Tia Juana was reported threaten-— ing. follows: Atherton and Spic and Span, 4 to 1: Genera] Thatcher and Sunspero, | 6 to 1: Phusla, Fabian and Cherry Pie, 10 to 1; All Over, 15 te 1; Paula Shay, 20 to 1. _ been his forte, has fallen off and __| Jimmy Cooney, who was brought jing The complete list of entries, to-/ gether with the weights and jock-'| 'Frigerio, of Italy, Olympic walking | champion, defeated Willie Plant, (Marti- | ‘shattered the world’s indoor record 118 (Baker);}for the 10,000 meters. lovers of the Louls layers of odde yesterday | iin to prepare himself for the race | could not /condition. quit. | Matis, Eddie Frigerio said his victooy would |Chick Hafey and Ralph Coffroth | | make up the lost distance, he been shown | in this event as the class of horses | ”ARDINAL REGULARS WILL BREAK TRAINING ‘CAMP TODAY _ Rickey Still Unable To Name His Regular Lineup for Campaign After Month of Practice Work, Several Posi- tions Are in Doubt — Shortstop Problem Still Unsolved. From a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. STOCKTON, Cal, March 28.—With the Cardinal regulars scheduled to break camp here tomorrow, after the game with the Sacremento club of the Coast League, the starting lineup for Branch Rickey’s club in the 1925 pennant race, is still doubtful. The Cardinal manager has not) yet definitely decided on a short- | stop, while third base is still more, or less doubtful. The same holds true in the outfield, especially in left. This job was scheduled to go to Ray Blades, but the former Mc- Kinley High School star, suffered a recurrence of an injury to his) arm in practice, and as a result he is at present out of the running. Tommy Thevenow, the shertstop brought up from Syracuse last fall, | A has been covering the place be-. tween second ani third recently. It | was thought that his weak hitting | would keep him out of a place, but of late, his fielding, which has , there is no certainty that he will | be kept at the place. Cooney Favored for Shortstop. There are many other candidates. up last season from Milwaukee, aft- er Lester Bell fel: down, has been used mainiy at second this spring but there is a possibility that when the opening clash is played against the Reds, April 14, the man who last season established a new field- mark for National League shortstops to shoot at, will again be at the position. Howard Frel- gau, who seems to have lost out the third base race, is another can- didate. That is one of the questions Man- ager Rickey wil] have to decide be- tween now and opening day. The young shortstop, Thevenow, prob- ably will be given the acid test in ‘the series against the San Fran- | cisco club, whica starts Monday. Freigau also may get a chance in these clashes. If Lester Bell continues his pres- ent hitting and fielding, he is a cer- tainty to open the campaign at the F rigerio Sets New 10,000 Meter Mark famous Ken-| Plant, American Star Quits in is assigned top weight’ Special Race Against Itali the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March By 238.—Ugo America’s best walker, in a special 10,800 meter race, the featiire event ‘at the Morningside A. C. games in ‘the 22nd Regiment Armory tonight. | Piast quit the competition in the Sth lap, more than a half lap be- hind his Italian opponent, when it vas evident he could not overtake ‘him in the eleven remaining laps. In winning the event Frigerio His time was 44:28, one minute and 12 4-56 'seconds better than his own for- |mer record of 45:50 4-5, made Feb- ‘ruary 17, last. On the way to the 10,000 mark, Frigerio shattered existing marks at 4000 meters, five miles and six miles, and established records at 7000 meters, 4% miles, 8000 me- ters, 5% miles, and 8000 meters. Track officials in charge of the meet said it was one of the most outstanding athletic achievements | |in the history of indoor competion, ,ored to play left. in | Mueller, Douthit, Holm and Bhin- a ‘. '$ Sothoron to Make First Appearance Of Season, Today STOCKTON, Cal., March 28. Arete SUTTON. SOTH veteran right hander, who ast season led the Cardinal 5 pitchers in efficiency, will get hig ) first chance of the 1925 «priag training trip tomorrow when he goes to the hill in on® of the ex- hibition clashes against the Pac- ramento club. For the first. time this spring an exhibition game was canceled when rain and wet greundse caused the postponement of to- day’s scheduled contest with the Sacramento tearm. f [ . ~ - -— ee = a : far corner. This despite the fact that Bell played shortstop exclu- sively for Milwaukee last year, Outfield tn Doubt. Just how.the Cardinal . outfield will] be made up is still dovbdtful. The veteran Max Flack has been holding forth in right and seems toe. have taken a new lease on life. Plades, untij] his injury, was fav- Now Hafey, ners and Jack Smith are fas, for the various positions. ; Even with these wndettatditiie there are some bright sides to the Cardinal cause. For instance there is the catching. With Mike Gon-~- zales and Walter Schmidt, former Pirate on hand, the club should be better off than a year ago, when tt started with inexperienced young- sters as a result of an injury to “Tubby” Clemons, the team’s only veteran at the time. Gonzales and Schmidt are both capable work- the pitching wil be no worse than it was a year ago. Flint Fhem, Pea Ridge Day and Bill Hallahan, «a southpaw, have all come through with games which make it appear that they will be of some use to Rickey this season. Then there is Walter Mails, who has haé little chance to appear in the many ex hibition contests engaged itn by the Cardinal club this spring. Six Veterans Availabie. In addition to these newcomers, Rickey, has the veterans Jess Haines, Bil} Sherdel, Lev Dicker- man, Johnny Stuart, Allan Sothor- on and Eddie Dyer. Dyer has done little this spring, being handi- capped by an injured arm. Stuart has done poorly in the few clashes in which he has started. Sothoron has taken his time get- ting into condition and just what he is capable of doing at this early date is unknown. The club still possesses a batting punch and if the fielding and pitch- ing come up to major league standard then the Cardinals may make it interesting for several of the other National League pennant conténders. Manager Rickey selected thé fol. lowing players to accompany -orveed Dickerman, Barnes, Haines and Reppy; catch- comparable only’ to the phenome ers, Gonzales and Schanidt; a ers, Bottomiey, Plant sald after the race that his pow, Freigeu and Bell; Les muscles were al] tied up from the) Mueller, Flack, Douthit, Holm and nal running of Paavo Nurmi. strenuous training he had engaged | Hafey. and when he saw he Five players are not They Dyer, Ray Blades, Shinnera, The other prices quoted are oo] likely change hie plans for return-| Because he sprained an ankle dur- ‘ing to Burope immediately. He\ing the training seeaton, Bhinvere ‘intimated that he would remain in may lose a chance to win a place America for the summer season to | in the outfield. Dyer, after con-~ | engage in various outdoor meets. (sulting a Los Angeles specialist | This time is 48 2-5 seconds better about his throwing arm, mommy cau- itham the present world’s outdoor | ‘tioned to take things easy record for the distance, made by | rusuenes ‘Rasmusson in Denmark, Aug. 1%, WE He Ott Of Che 1918. This record, however, will not dislodge the outdoor mark as Fri- oN, mark is purely an indoor rec- PELL WINS IN RACQUET TOURNEY IN ENGLAND LONDON, March 23.-—. ¢. Pell, the American expert, defeated J. C. ‘Simpson, England, in the semifinals | ‘of the Amateur Racquets tourna- ment at the Queen's Club today, 10-— 16, 156-12, 16-19, 14—17, 18—i4.

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-. VESPERS PLAY HENSE ELEVEN OF M bt Ange SOCCER LEAGUE TO : Park Team Has Exhibited Tod Sloan and Barney Oldfield = Ss | 329 3 2 Tn a ~K & q T P ) Millers Op All-Stars. Coe cok) so ARR oe ee’ a UG | e m ears ennel Clul UD, pays om acks - rs 3 a a. ae RS - x See SS > a Bets SSS Poss = Sar ¥ > I , f 2 ies ~ z ille ppose tars Pd... sO oes OS Ae or ' Fanciers Interested in Basto | ee | Bees ar se Sa SSS os ek BES RS ‘» 1917. W - » of Dungarvan, Impo | _ | o» Must Meet Legitanate Afternoon Will Give Local Professional Cham- ; 82 = 2°50 & =. SSR — co: SRS SS | N L. ee From Ireland. | a at Title Contender or Stay Series With Easterners > ha ee ee Re eree SEARS. 2 et aS TRE: SESE SOAS a. Se rn te ee | Pe ’ Out. ing ext Week. 1é : | ‘SS CRA RES SRE 7 4 SP en. ae 8 GS P| phe as the ee “ae saa ird dog fanciers, and especially In the list of entries £ : , > Rae” RP SRSA BR SOO. ES RRR ARR RES ERR ) ts writing to commemorate the fif- br ors of setters, are deeply = | od ~~ By Dent McSkimming. Se ae ae ks ea oe Jay TA > SPs eS heats 2 gia |tieth anniversary of the National terested in a new dog which hails | teenth -nnual show Two teame that have attained a higher degree of defensive skill; B- oe ye 2 wR ane Sas Se oS — rio WS Sor a ¥ 3 7 prego Pr a be celebrated — a ae pape beige ioe gests Coliseum, ¢ - Bahan Heavyweight Will Prob- | , eS i : tS eater a | EES See : \the coming season. ungarv oOgs are The bly Meet Sci King than any other local soccer clubs of recent years will meet in the! §: see ae BSA See ea Es RES EGS Ps woo “a and tan, very much on the old type | ,, Sat feature game of a special double-beader at St. Louis University Field ra Se SSS SS SWS SRG ay Rae SEARS EEG TT ae KS. 5 Se > ia By John B. Foster. of“setter that field trial men ased cont turday ead _ 4 ~~ Next Bout. | pels RS SECS SR eS NE ak bcs ee to see in the days when field trials | ®*ternoon and evening r ‘ = “Hans” he was to the fans of his were tn their infancy—and when, | addition to the c.asses of tf | 4 ‘ sis ta The as of the Vespers proves them the best eS ° t : Ye “ = : = ’ s ¥ Ss ~ $ =e 2 eS a x BS x s . ‘3 = S § Ra = : defensive team in the professional league and the Henses hold a , . , . ’ : : ESS WS s ‘ SSS Ss SS a 2a LS SR LS SS ~~ : SE Vy similar position in the Municipal league. ee se. Fae ae Se SIE S ERE ase ee Sf — in baseball. That is the record of more good setters than we see to- ¢ } ' ri) SGN . a? f : SAS | $2 FF VSIA in the epecialty shows ef : : @ var In the firet game, the Ben Mil-(-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~——~_~-__~_~_| AR 2 a See a SS | Oe eS , Sa John Henry Wagner, one of the dary. Pei: lef triumphs orer wrestlers of vrar- are, now chy champions, Wi) OP- . j= Ee S\Saee RS BSC AS, , Bos * PP PES 'Natfonal League's 10 greatest play-' Basto of Dungarvan was itm- Louis Beagle Club, the @ ous degrees of skill and reputation. pore a team of selected Stars. | he i ; SS SES te eae! SSS Tess SSN ers. becau he was one of the ported by Al Matthews of Atlanta, | Collie Club and the Ig _ si » Vadalfi. Italian heavyweich*. purpose of this Miler-A ar: : Fe * wo. LARS. picks. S best batters the National League Ga. but is now the property of / Terrier S Cum. oS — ee . SES oS Se SS “ - hed * where he mus game is to provide the champicns | Ry | ~ TSE A EA = pS SS hed in ite history and because he Dr. E. M. Wilder, secretary of the ae | bas reac a point : . + EQS In the classes for , neteh- with keen competition tn prepara- PS ke R OR ee ax TENA SESS SS : lendid ball player in all Georgia Field ae Association. - be sent against the very ‘op ee he dog. accordin a. his new lish setters, apoter. tien for the national professional! « — | ee RES : ~ . SS SS ¥ SS SS ca pa cities. —_ championship series Which opens! en ae Pek ? | : , Ss cage SR ce ¥ > Wass ’ He was born tn Mansfield. Pa.. owner's theories, | is going to be a me | t splendid outcross for the effete set- : and resides there now, although : Honses Own Sar Players. we Co? eg ee | ,' & 2S Hs 2S ' — BS ae . x | is Carnegie : he ne : % ~~ Sk S| ee es SS a Ts “The outstanding feature about 3 _ choice of the promoter as 45 ov : ° YT Veeper-Henee game has no Pennsylvania Dutchman and yet Th ; ‘ we : ea ) 3 SS 7 SS he is not. He does not belong to Baste of Dungarvan is that he rep- be ‘nent for Vadalfi. but Packs has 2! championship significance but it . . . * — a : Sy = RS ‘> » se ve z ie . 1 greatest show of theses. of getting Munn .to : * ** * sae _ , Tell ' 7 'those sturdy farmers. He never reeencs aii of that old blood which d ever held in 8 most despaired ae brings toeget vel ~~ o! 5 td . | mal ! c i» 3 would have made a farmer. His was found in Engiand 75 years ie os — show bere. Nex im pre +5 - ee a - a. mano “4 Geckel — , > natural inclination is to be a hunt- ago and whicy-had much te do will be Prince Loma ar. 2 her. Lewis is out of the ques ) the presence of two e#ekillfu!l inside gyiwan . Dins : 3 | , FR So Sa er That mar be whr he was a With the foundation stock of our H. Holla ail thon. Packs sas. : forwardsa, Johnny Kooney and Referee—A. J. “Tate” Brad,. ) . ‘ : . - A ae ae cpanel . so meet his manager ‘eam play which is tar superior 10) an.stare Position. Bem Millers. | stil] following the f the ground. Oldfield also has retired from active That was when Ed Barrow, then/ called by setter breeders. being 7 | Gabe Kau‘man for a conference on considered the usual Municipal League stand- ral tn th Zay.” said Packs yesterdar. = , se : N. J.)/ streng in the blood that flows - woe. “Monday. : ard, Rooney has always been of BETTY B's te pa Hook : wg ees snc ie os of Beret from Dungarvan. Ireland. His new | COW Will not beac wale world that be will consent te meet the public parks eens. Mitehell or ae I S$ ers I eir | wine ctub. paid $100 more for him! owner does not consider him of the ba | Vadalfi or any other man of proven | altheugh unusually clever in han- than Pittsburg would pay. In time trpe that can win field trials fr police » pbilicr Gltmg the ball, has not shown the . ° ee i W h S . Th R +t, * is Geacribed as i“ Warts “Set Upa” _. A . little difference because his country. but he is ) (od | Mame pa “punch” Gemanded of forwards tn cay t-te | Gains Decision it uggestion at ace Bore on later Drerfuss bought ® first-class, level-headed bird dor onte f 6-Kaufman wants to send Mun St. Louls professional! soccer. peeee . the Pittsbu c »4 took Was- that shows intelligence and has ea of the against second raters and ‘set-ups. | In the first seven games of the | : 5 mee - ym Sse from Louis- ehoke-hore nore. ; . . 2 La and »e wants the promoter te par current season, the Henses held Referee—K. A. “Alite Sch wars. er 01 an Ss 1x¥é to nsure aS ~os SS | BPerker’s Beatrice Well Kuown. io _ the same amount of monmer as he of otare—3 o'clech. Played 2785 League Games. Parker's Beatrice, orn ¥ = | would for a real match. I can't de to ne geala, Only three goals were a ” ee a Wagner played 2785) Thatcher A Parker of St Louis, @ business with him under those con- scored against them in 12 regular % ae | | ss ’ : ert . as et ; Mo. is about as well known as any of , league games. halfback for the Innisfaiis. Georgian Touts Call Themselves ““Clockers” and “Ex-Jockeys” 4Md jeague games. In all time he prob-/ 0°: S.5; nas come before the Sa eters pe | Phelan Good Halback en, Of Gamer Sayeeck, % 2 | Even Use Names of Well-Kn Riders—“Dynamiting” (°° bly played more than 3500. WEE ponte in recent 3 an} -— 4rd oe oo es the former : /Tugged, hard-working youngster — sf Names 01 ell nown ders— oe the big leagues he compiled @ b&t- Oxforfs Heather, [a ©-8mpicon, wou: @ great attrac- ‘e . *% - a ’ ~ of -_ . It he is im good form, Goalten-' who is generally regarded the best Ic One of Fa vorite Practices tine average of .323 for 21 years. owned br a St. Louisan, 5 me oon if he were sent against Vadail, As a sequence to his succesten Sel ge Na ow == —_— = oe > a. ae ao oo a « » = p 4 i ee a . oe eee ee oe — @er Delaney of the amateur team young halfback in the amateur shan That doesn’t signify much to the son Jr. Both Parker c 4 here. I know that we could pack will probably give as fine a dem- league He has learned something , person who doesn't know the inner ®°* | a Roi | mp the Coliseum. the public would see : ci fice ‘s ‘ne isi . 4 = - . = @metration of guarding the net as of the importance of feeding th mind of baseball statistics In re-' thengh Wilson will look at a good | : a fine Dout ree we would ail make ry " monev Bat. will not book any seach match. The Sandow crowd ha peste nmnamaas more. and as she did considerable winning whether deserved or not. and I will . \,eorg. BCI00, a av . : ‘ Am %. - ‘* ; tk } neo, He is @ brother of may be forced to work at top|.” *™ ° Phiiadeln? By G. F. T. Ryall. He made his greatest reputation | +a: eeepc nadiee Apes Pir oo 4 | Bot book Lewis here im any kind of 2 om — otemanepen wh f ; ™ : ; . " LZOUg ATK! . +> } : ACeL PA, pas . = EE He culd play ‘>at [iSO FT iil row look twice at , ch. : 19) ormertly played Speed to defeat the picked tean , . . - ~ . piaying shortstop. te COU » -B. a * a mai m or less artistic beating in the ten- Of the Bew York World Sport Start. the outfield and began his career Lie ra to once at one of the ten ieee of | . +. Tau = — . e i : pe Tv. om , Peat course ~ . + redn’ senciete,. Setar pe : . ' e be : lines as all of that 7 that ‘bey will break in here oen- boxing at the San Francisco The average man who Dets % the races is aS cCrecuUlOUB &S pase and he could pitch after « on pos ine gutte the 3 snetiat neeaniias : rk wt ; n r i . . -" @gehion z etterly without |tamiy, soe is aes =e" . same ger anther prome« ‘ he park today. The men are Light the ope who buys furs in a doorway on some side strest or a “stolen” ‘ashien. He was | as Parker's Beatrice. The latter at ’ | Gere -bhey would be willing to lose reavyweig hts The decision conceit and egotis: sae ttme thet the earmeasne an a | — Y. we aT Se ” eanetwend , , player of pride. He iov: en as ; big money [nm putting en their show Stribling’s favor was wel ecelved ters nowadays is from men and and when be was East *- ou) coming ss great 6 performer 7 ks sonal @ pind eel ran ove 16.000 . aeits to the ocean en off Gays and (Champion Ta Besita, but she has ements * : — . : ; the race course. The touts hook ._ 4... wate: a a ai et: been retired. | ae edject would be to get a hoid _— ' try ter | oo ‘ Lamberts Te Trumtruli«. Mandicap LD i+ isien. imoore af ' _ . » a am ' wen tm 2 ing papers ew of thane os gen Omg done wa @nn 0 | om the wre ing fans by showing The Weoster Lamberts went into | NA ea RARE EO ee he, _ wee eat ee nae gr Ray ; [2e@ ehampion, Munz. If they Phaveh 3. Missouri @: Cornerstone | ancisc , :, , is buge hands an bis adility ‘o 3 | , —— wera RcEBOS dverti ts are clererly worded; in the main they are transparent *** ="s* i aan - ar | p show under cote) t ® t:@ for firet place with the Trum- 8 Aigabi) ©. Good Hope §. Common- Seri li: ‘ed ightin "OR ten e- for the ttt! e _ . ' é ae . . - _— = + ~~“ 22 ¢ - Se & a » Paes \ catchers because he aed | ee is taking two of three from the Hi! | = , | ' , | ean’ ™ ' - “' mic i; Progress Polar Star Eu- . ° ; *-) . e . unit = ray ry be ‘ant show here under my prome- . . . 2 : . : : Pa ws : . ° mt : -4 ~ . 5 7 : ; . rw a ? s ’ t : ~ vT - - - ; \w rs 2 - ~ - : >. o Phomas five. while the Trum-'@'@ © Keystone leam leaders-— tp age a IN —— — So cmarecntinaggee™ . mnie xing ri er : hulis were Grepping the vdd to the \ ows : ~4? i = € . aT \iaD's 4 . ‘ ’ . . . 4 S & Es — e rid . 3 es , ¥"e.. kno¥n trainers oT 7 = /@) : 24 ‘ aa «CG = - ow a] ‘ Pesulled ae fellows Mn Jost ic ‘rar. pea ’ anda! . * - . Ler &* ' a) .e =~ ib : . . : ; - 4 P a 2 = ." »cé4 a wa ; . mS P we Ex ot Wills Is So Consistently f "3 Wi accept a bout 4 Gens 2, Budwelsers 1. Witter Razz berg it2. Rippen $62 Peters . S hin then : a ‘o> | mm imperts ipressire im bdDasebal., = . avyweignt cept “9 Yudall it ts almost certain that >. KRastors 1) lavid Jones 2. Puri- Fischer £68 Gestreicher 578 : ‘low Firhters, Sparrow McGann See Z | ‘re lrallan’s eppotent tn the next tane 1. — pol alld show here will be Joe Stecher. The The individual «tare were as! . eee, Aaa gee so Sees en Gene and Tommy Gibbons Sugges ey ‘eormer champion, Stecher. has lost , . ‘BETHLEHEM “WINS AND /ble exception of the first and : > te sui Ss ay ees gag fellows: Hager 614, Watlbe) 612 which the fans unofficially vote nough to read bet m the i2 for » and Mee Oe, a on PP eniy one beut since he lost Bis ti- lilppe 605. Vierheller 635, Lam is TIED FOR LEAGUE even ' oo — sr sais there are a ie* of emaies- : rw ee natty , ie Re ° ‘eo Ed Lewis and Vadalf. there- | ~ e se > ‘ \ 2 . ’ : ™ “ F =r? _ ta. > «+* ~ . : 6 of the leading stables +; Te ie : aaitke that shapely Ansol the hearyweights who here cticined fame in the lIcst 7 oan a ec aial . o . a a ~p ’ , v) n = , _* 5 -* - : as t on c he League resulted as follows Com- |,.. ng American League Bocce om ens ch Saray | Led e anadca, 7 ¢ tantiy im- : easy Soggic wat Gene Tunney stands at the top. ® :' forced + Grexss lamberts 1. Cookes Selita a then ay. 6 gealskhe & With >. Dis cen im - - nat :e: : . > ADSon. as 3] yr - a 4 . xu Bb - e™ford for a week er 19 | se tps oem binther aatent se : . billet a4 falling at all fors = . eats of « Fr . ae 9 - oo - +9 > fays, taking c play up e jong ED aesw 4 apn te tel - ‘In hie wext “article Fester will arictn : Ps battie. The odds seem Dickerson te Wilemer. bape » ated the ite ow Myoung Vv the Georrc aa = , , se recen? cou vow | bay ~~ | @teeeen “King Melty.” ene of the ; - ee yy for the St. Paul sc ss rs 3. Dickerson With eo total of 60 °1 \ .> . isitc (ryin reas inch It mle -k -~ we especialy ee ee - as Sener =S wetienal Leagues gueetest catch- ee : > - years older than the po. ranager Chapman ef | See the winner of the Imdividual eys:udian ; =~ , than WO at klea! fight da) ~ hes Paes: > Arne eee EE S| SO sore fh | ess.) ea apy aa 4 cédition to spotting him | 7 Chetse a. «@ featherweight whe re- teourmament fer bowlers veder tre i. . . _> ite fox , +> ~ee* 2 « > Cie = . : . $c ceria oe Ve A ~OuUugsa He) sme —_—_—— -_— » OF % - " - b fenti- der ted Jokn — fe , carr ie : , ' ww tin Gm tm tin : , ' 2 wars gives t) : Bi 7 ‘a Joheany Dundee in 18° average held on the Rogers 4). pts that were labeled. One Sep Bruce and F. Jehaseon ' Dt em alt cle ¢ ™ — a: 7 Re — — amoer: cie® they have ne difficulty i . champ as good as Be re ' ; ae an would claim the world’s feath- | SoS, Came ment. followed Dy RK iby Stark in t2 Oe t hal | Rea “tt Sy anw De taking ¢ o fle ing “ltv who will GET JUNIOR WELTER ceived, if not better. Followers of | “)e¢ game j . a » Break ] Pa ts » ? ; —_ ot nies pe Hestiler~. amd would remain champien sntil Keoehne second : . . Png a a aX ' . > re tt » exel : You — i —S —_ PPO wor ‘a ty t oo — mews * —_ = —_ ee ‘ ae tt A EE ~ re he 2b Ea ae sacs toma So MEA Oe ee Oh tel b ‘he champion believed Ei actually def hardest a> =o — ~ ~ ee ‘ “id , leased. i Piet 7 an toe > Sedans , : . = ee ee Ce it, ae gees Sees bear him. beat Harry he would leageg® Ki¢ Kaplan ef Meridian, Conn. | ima boar yng ol — | Ld seamed at the ¥ ; ; we 4 2a WE : workers among the touts are the ring was seeking to solve tonight stepped into the ring wR a chesen as a result of a recent tear mdivid va Coma Kors : ; cet 2. : ry , catalan : , on ; : . >: atic ; ae . ' me — t night o. 7 ;, emg ” we | morrow hustlers. Ther do sar that once at Was how to get the Delt embéier 2 this depe mot based upon | tried to knock him ef% _— sament 'n New Tork has been geo Newepaper League were as fo shang : ‘m) ids 3 ys - , ‘ i. " of the champions. :?P. oe . " J nd Tecognmited at featherweight | Gorgon 45°. FPiesber@en 6156 plume: ) ere , ri ; . . hen Kelly } “aq , Oe re ia a ee ed — “nie SSratogs a bustier aprroached the sreased himeelf as entirelr 7 '73 = stive owing that “co as Es von ent > , a ' 2. grabbing him br the is im the custedr mas An per. : - ae me - | a class at the ef- »* a” Wai ORs Mer elts Mickey Mow a ert rit- se. 3 . : a ween . al whispered excitedir. dTews, Milwausee, Wis., sperts writ lightest cowot tS Ln regarés a bout a “al weighizng-in time, and so os eletys 1: Pink Sheets 2 Green &> im th me mifinal, Map: omy Campagn t - | eee the anm aaa | }: eth State 3, KEL Ce Geleat . Pe 3S : ' cis ward sd aa — — oo ~ee that man over there? The o. - = i nade 1 ar th % — . c the Sucker Léct. er, has telegraphed ie ws. : ey. . - : ~ ; . : b@ irs : * ater the persons who AD ‘ >. 9 : demanding the DdDeit Te UU oN: ' ' Gombstane Leager. | . a2 a fast ee ' @newered - wr om LD: ets fol pert, Miss... Mg ®ter ad received s Gibbons -_ Lary wore big Secause he is still im com- oie . " a " . : J i= Fee —_—- - S & » } ec - _ ~ - _- ~- ‘ . : ; . . Gambr — "Sieeshe ng “wg, aoe »4 sjer lich: ' be Aaa: Meade é uN : ~at ' . mo response earity tonigh« res at ‘chican City ané in the oppertunities be bas had @ ae Detitien remained pr hbo onan te - 4 re , 4 hy : . = ‘ . . . . a ~ é \ = 7 —_ eer — oa. - . - ia = r - # , ee Saibate ®: Bus 0 “ 3 ‘Ba a ss for words, atter reunds after the Frenchman Willis, Kearns has imEt to -hapman. Now Chasman will : . #inper ra a Us : + . ae > - ~*~» : , ; R ‘ , , . _ 2 ‘ . - ' : écoLlars cai- 7 ote 1: Mele 3. Bentrups *: Longwood A ion over * :"* Uilteme ther har cen (ot rp: G to speak before ~ gs - . his ank or claimed waived a millics “— ~ e title because be has earned 2, Senumacacre Reda Junie: ‘x ro in th ~ Senwe mended ood s :, . “—@ touts confederate signaled te ~~~ som , . e did—- Tommy obtiousiy heid - 3. Muchers ©, Witter Orange 3 , } n } heat a : : 3 Ling to t tim ¢ -or = mat De had beoted one. letios @: Leoesbhs 2 bes : 2 y of men leer $6 > " «oO of ta Ci verest rE? tha * g pS r t ~~ a ~ ar x ce? Were as follows: Klocker 91. Con. “%* Bradford Springer. and im 8B ene nerson of Jean Boret: ~ 2 | tee, the sucker lists are compiled ever freee! ve toute that /228 pounia, ene pound. winiier ein Tunzes - on , ; - q ) —— 7 - : otra, mem E i ra: 2 Eastern ight limi: ler Sit, Bonhmever S41, Solari s27. other year [ predict this Soy will De of the 1926 French ~~ ber One day ‘ast -y -_ =e junior welterweig - and it would seem to be up to Gid- > e Ae -7 ~ ie . . ar: ~ o4 . ~ S@8805 Aa we /-aidver- tracks were a regro named Swe The new cham Peon is 26 years oO: :2 > e - ‘biti Meon $57. Hoffman SO. ScRiese 528. a great pitcher Chester Faik knows Borotra c farored Used tour offered a good thing ina r nd a - * Pas: Brann rs “ ns ret 9 3Bacmé a prohi Tre y : - :' 2 . - - |e eee Hener 506. Results: Freight Traf- more about pitching ‘han any other Fred C Andersen of X Po ' oig Trace that was te come and a Brown x * wate man named AS Purchasing 0; Passenger Frat- youngster with the team. Walter "®cR the final round in the Nation- woman who owns a racing stable = ne Se ae ee 4 oan acme nang asec aeae i at % Revenue is Sngine«ers =. DiS Beck needs work with some high- al Men's Imdoer championsh ps be- but who has ap om far t - a fore © g4°08 Were closed to them ager. who Was &5 4rUst i= his Use, \ —— ee *- > & - . _ -— , aSé. =»s, . ain > od . _— tal ninor league ‘eam. nan waded t= va gy ete scribed. The next ri ineties. Brown, always managed te tip every horse _ = tareugh two mer ee ee " es! cand Leo Dizon is ome of the best apnonents : SSan the name of b ‘tm the race. Then he would stand in the betting ring and identity the hese I bave seen cstsh up : decisive taahion. iesing .. ded Lies . & « ‘ ima @h r ur games nn Two Matches s2e inten ‘ running with Be : ex- : ~ ™ = cwoDer of oe ‘~~ e *- at ong time. Dixen can throw, ts fast Borotra disposed of his first roung Pectation of winning. dct merely dour how ng and Treuba- ones to whem ne had given to Seratom League ress as follows and he has shown me that he caq ponent. J. A McHoiland of Leonia, with the sporting desire of seeing “eer Secess. winner by tbe chalk marks. Beacon & maemegge ty es ogre mit. “. J. im easy fashion. $—! ¢—4@ His her colors up in the race. So she) . =~ 2S*r'S makeup was thatefa! Their career came to am end Moriad a ONTMve ; ABrOTS . _Al- ———— * _ + - eecond “™und frail. F I Putz: _ . " e stab) Wir 7m , ~}t ‘+ a mil @ Mianah 2, Tuscan @ Nap- Without doubt. Tonr Rege tis the a> Tech. eienes . - m of called the tout en the telephone eman. th a bucket on his when, afier geting & cUent to put , ° : wor a . 7 . _ Dp. d his e : . - : : i Ro Wellston 1: Rose Hit 2 ™Oet improved ball piager that I :ournamen: tennis st oan Pe mn: and told him who she was ang “™_ **¢ *% scraper in his hand he| down & big bet om & good horse (Stamen@esth (: Meridian & Weet have seen in a long time. He can mined stand Su: ‘Borotra ile tee what she thought of the chances of woud shambie up te Brewn and! named Mona, owned Dy the real - eS : ot ee a4 . . aa | to. 7 ~ - 2 > Gere % - Team Leadere—Houghiiin | now catch fou! flies and hie hitting straight sets. ¢—i. « her horse. He repreached her pic. SY" * WRispered m . Capt. Brown. they seid him the f ] Suewe Gi, =*- has been time: Andersen won both of hi matches, ‘terir for not playing fair ~ | When the “live omes” he had picked | herse, too. When the pair were The team will depart from Tam- Sefesting 4. B. Sheridan of New Cede is Lapressive eut persuaded the negro to tell) arrested and the moner was recov- sos. where Milwankee will be oe vanguishing Wiliam EF ins- a & “OUr rises to the ce- | woud make a mark opposite the/ against them. saying tber had’ See. G. Schire 526 eeeene piayed — of New Tork, in a secend round s "ee of trainer “he “rst thing he| name of the horse on the program done it so well he hadn't the heart RaicA, Ss, 6-3 foes is get himself a shea’ of tele. and, stealthily, a correspending ere to put them in sail f i i? Bn 1 7 ry, TseT x, ,,, "=... - J ee, ee SL, DS DD DD DY 5 . 2 , oF ye & t 14 fh as ‘ a he 7 " ye Cat +i oo a . ¥ re" Z

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cTIMiis PST-NIGPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 29, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH UE TODAY|PROMOTER BARS MUNN’S ‘SET-UPS’ AND WILL NOT BOOK LEWIS — . ee ee 75 Pointers Are indow Regime © idaredeing Pikers ‘Spring Practice Principia Adopts } State Golf Tourney Hews Wills Tells of His School League BPPBADPPD PD POS I —-_ a | : : ’ : i . i aa CON lO Lh a : - : - . | Enter t t Mat Game een ELE LOOT EE TTR - To Start June 17 at : S Kemel labShoa $ Tom Packs ,/ age 2. EN pos Athle eee eee Caicer-as ¢ Ie 7 Rey samp: 0 y a 9 00s etics KANSAS CET! Bio" Maren 28. Became Too Heav y to Ri qe To Open A April ll HE 1925 champl!lonship ore Than 80 Setters to k 1 a Must Meet Legitimate : 3 ‘ = | ; t %, A . Boys Score by Working Out | TT tournament of the Missouri | Cleveland High to to Play Yeat State Golf Association will be Exhibited at 4 : » ‘os | W Coliseum, ‘Title Contender or Stay : a ith Any of Academy’s | played over the Lakewood | Negro Challenger of Jack Dem psey Won His First Race— | men and Roosevelt to Meet oo Dans CO Site" i‘. Starting Friday. a Out.” | ee SS Athletic Teams. 2 Country Club course in Kansas ‘ ; 4 | | | : a a 2 City June 17 to 20. Only 11 Years Old, He Could Take a Central Nine | a , - & Bde . Sree Se x : This announce ment was made ; : ty | In the list of entri 4 eC : ms By Davison Obear. 2 ‘todav by Donner Millar Gass Mount at 98 Pounds. : ~ es for the ‘ ; ALFI VS STECHER a. : ° i ior, secTre- > ; . "| } lletic Committe ’ rin). | ary of th associati« in- | sissippi Valley Kennel Club's | } VAD be gheare e bee soc Rye aon | yaa - , (> tion a — —— The opening of the St. Louis h-* -— & iy) cademy has as yt a point | A owt s one oO ie new ; , ery Comey nnual show which opens © ae ‘system for all students who par-|{ Clubs of Kansas City, but prom- This is the second chapter in the story of the life and ring career of | High School baseball league season, of | Friday at the Colise " | : , Heimate in the werious brenches of ises to have the course in goca (| 227TY Wills, as told by the negro heavy-weight borer to a correspondent | originally set for April 4, has been nite um, over ‘ttalian Heavyweight ro good dogs are listed. The show will con. & “ ; eport. All students are required |} Shape in time for the tourna-(|° * PostDispaich. Wills ts generally recognized as being Champton | postponed until Saturday, April 11, ' ably Meet Scissors King to engage in some sort of physical|? ment Jack Dempsey’s most dangerous challenger, and it is virtually certain tinue Saturday and Sunday : thers when Cleveland plays Yeatman and a with # in Next Bout training throughout the year. See Nee ee )| that the titleholder will meet the negro before he retires. ‘ternoon and evening programs. In | = ” : . eas In establishing the point syste: PEER RSs eee 2, Central meets Roosevelt. This an- addition to the classes of the regu- | a See oo | : oe = a 3 svstem is roving y } | os ' e Collie Club and the Ladies’ elageatiny - Re re cee : eo Re Sie iene aod ee a gallop horses in the mornings and in a short time I goj my first), Gisng and Laclede, had been Oreste Vadalfi, Italian heavyweis : ox oS 3 ers re ADs - ni een shan i ace. Terrier Specialty Club. hag reached a point where he mus: | | ei co * = (are meeting the requirements Match Between Durso and °"*”~ 1° ome os wri 0 Pa , SP leased for all the high school In the classes for dogs | at ato | van. | Ee ; | SE KS = | the point systen O’N lso | ee ay tne _, own, for I was only a kid of 11 cr | dag g Agere 40 Eng. Mi agcerding to 7 yeaa ek gelegeat a | ? x oe The points are obtained as fv!- ell A Added to | regular jockey fur; en. |12. LI could ride at 98 pounds then. eee A lish setters, 30-044 h erm, according to Tom Packs, joca', § i et * |lows: Participation in one intra Tuesday’s Card. the stable got. ; Mihge My success and love for horses| The St. Louis Soccer League has 10 Gordon setters and sctters, | acetal is Se ae | he adael = 3 7 ® : a .: mural basket all game, 4 points caught in a jam RB Bre a ee -. made me decide to stick to the use of the park until April 6. The setters, will, according to S. G. Wil. a ~ absee ‘tie a We : f == (optional workout, to include 16 and had ,his leg #244’ | races, so when the New Orleans bleachers in right field used by the son Jr., chairman of the bench = on oypemnetl ak r ppo- : = a} \ track, » points varsity \ bantamweight bout between| “Ut 80 badly that aes, ime? | meeting was over I left with the pao. encase have to be removed . ) L0t Ss an tp w= x4 ' ' . vr . , 9: _— cen = -CpTn) »f ry. Sy . ¥ Oe —— } . - oO : ° show committee, make this th — o me peageenge tay foe nes al- | a ' : actice. 6: hike with hiking club, 2} ‘almer of Mullanphy Gym 13 cowld -_ t Sn i ea sae “Mees stable for Latonia. From there pi ae dt arene ‘ reatest show of ee } wpe ~1 & »: & - any evening game, 4; boxing eatsas : * MYM-)ish out his en- Mage — ‘\we traveled around the countr Pe siz = reguiem, . these breeds dc e ettinge Mur mn 10 - nasliurl and P; sy) I ' ote y see | f j dogs ever held in the Middle West. ee ne ts Joe | Ee e * | practice, 4; wrestling practice, 4:|. | aul Lang of the! gagements. Pop? Qi” 22 j\taking in all the bush tracks. ee 8 See Wey to ee See ase én tite: enbeten at am show here. Nex i: aly J = | as : Me | cymnastic practice. 4. |South Broadway A. C., and a 108- \ ‘heeks, the train-{ Qa * “| uring the one winter and two championship, which Cleveland will be Prince Lo srecner. Bewse oes * | & . | ‘3 * A+ the end of the week each | pound event in which H | ose and Mr. Leon-: Bs Be | ee that m caree a won last year. Coach Lorensen has ee, owned by R. tion, Packs says : +4 arry Durso,! ar@ were der-; Tee / eater three infielders, two pitchers and H. Hollaway of Duquoia, Til : | “I have made every effort to get! & : eee = Poys score is tallied and posted.| Western A. A. U. champion of this| { Sa aaek 3 | jockey lasted, I rode in all parts of one outfielder, who ed ion was the reserve winner te an nore toc et hd a acts aA se SERRE SS ES Those having less than six points | int. will enease “eau Sip | poe whom they Harry Wills. the. United States and even at Kinle 1 WwW play at Mo- champion, Governor Mos . | un x tid ake Sie he fing tfc. | compose a special class In directed | rye: le se Eddie O’Neili/ could get to take Moosejaw, in the far north of Can- | ..4)) ~d pen year. Heil, who was ap the Westminster Kennel babe Ka on “for iy cad he seme gronghe ; : eee Cy ering which meets every Mon-/° the South Broadway A. C., nave his place, when I suddenly got ®M |aqa, where they had races on the/ .) rye gages for Crest base, a O conference or ; : hee. oe ; os , show at Madison peabe ied ee a | : Sa day. The Monday period, how-/| been added to the speciai p bee Lat — have the mount, |ice, the horses being shod with ice patio: om eack.. New York, this year. Contrary te Eettewever. from what I we om at his ‘ : ‘ coe ints. according to the | nite ‘e mena =. ae. | ‘nothing to her of my plans to 60 |», fly-chasers. eps year's trio will participate in on feces * “ ? PF ¢h . nour ed resets rd , f TY) ‘3f . | 4 r s = aAcK-—SO 1© 1e| ou OF | ‘ ve in which the guarding and attack- - eet dain Ene una . é fe ble f : - i athictes | Somes. aay Te ee Se ) |I changed my name to Eddie Bar- |) act ing of armor-garbed employes tak- 7 TE eecount aap ae diye i ia | Lane ind they report to Lee McCandless, | Program of three contests in which {ee ts coat | mr hea ew num and did all my riding under,|” — in Tower Grove Park. ing the part of prisoners will be Aen _ og ha wes SS mt ~ a ; = & Game Directo : cal favorites will clash. The oth-} iki a ase! a @| that name. ) cland Loses Pitcher. would fora rea! match. I can't do . See. BS Varsity prattice means participa-|er will feature Ray Alfano, Na-| me See ye. 5 Ee ee Too Heavy for Jocke last year’s champions, Clevelasd, featured. The testing of bilood- business with him under those con- oe eee RSE SR tion in practice sessions of the tional A. A. T°. gunior feat} rious to see what I could do in a | he EBA will lose the services of Gene hounds in the trailing of persons § gitions. | | oe albygahah Agee a” Weestiin aiid : ee regular race, for he suddenly said:| At that time there was a well-| Hobbs, “all-star’ pitcher, whe will also be a feature. “Of course, Ed Lewis the former. COACH ROBERT HIGGINS open os van ‘tall - we ergy HPA lh pee area ae get sega ‘All right, boy. Go ahead!” {known colored jockey named Willie | strained his amie pitching tn the se, 4 I } 3 footpa:!l, asenK eT ail, ewimming,| Of tne vational A. A. iano ee : : English Sheep Dogs Entered. | champion, would be a great attrac- a oe ae ef danielle track. tennis a! If afe the com.|the only local ringster whe hae led All the Way. | Barnum. We were good friends,| Municipal League last summer, For the first time tn 8t. Leutls dog — tion if he were sent against Vadal’, divided his , seem squad Ste nes eat ated Di Re oteac mee petitive sports. sualifier ompete in the na- The race was a six-furlong!go when I asked him if he Musgrove, Horace Hobbs and . : ho ¢ ; — “ ¥ P | i I | i , : : 4 - ’ fanciers will be given the opportu- @ the C - oe ‘age ‘at ym pon against one «nother, with a view to getting a line on his to be graduated from} tional senior hampionships at|dash. Agnes Mack figured to be| would let me take the name of Bar- Starkloff are the yeteran infielé- nity of viewing old English sheep S afi ates te — se —s G — material for next fall. student must learn to| Boston next month. second or third choice. but when num and pose as his brother, he ers back on Coach Fenenga’s dogs. Entries of this breed have « wl out and we would all make Sela ag AG Acai eS Eee we toe | swim ‘pecial tests are held just The three New York 6crappers ladle tetas ge |was perfectly willing. There were squad, while Mowry is the only honey. But, I will not book any ? oar mci > to graduation week although | who will oppose local stars in the} ™™ ™ unknown rider UD, |ivo reasons why I did this. One| *¢SUlar outfielder to returm, Mus- been received from the kennels of yi¢ pric : Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Daugherty of | each match. The Sandow crowd ha T 79 > the ‘niors usually prepare them- | inter-city events of the Coliseum | the books quoted 190 to ] against ‘was to cover up my tracks 680 grove holds down the hot corner af Colorado Springs, Cole. including @ tata bligit on the wrestling game, ‘ | >| selves in advance so-they can easily | program will reach St. Louis Mon-|her. That race stands out in my | mother could not find me, and the third, Horace Hobbs plays short, that of Bill Sikes, the national | whether deserved or not, and I will . qualify 'day afternoon, according to a tele-| memory, for I won. Winning it} (other was that I figured it would and Starkloff is a first-secken, champion. ' not book Lewis here in any kind of ~— eee ON ith an enrollment of onlv 157! gram received yesterday by offi-i, wt ; nS be easier to get mounts if folke Mowry, who topped the Cleveland Local interest {is most keenly § *™c>- ‘Munn Comin ~ atin gehen ques, —eet mm «the: peer grades tetate of the tecdd Ga. Mk ed eee pleas-j nought I was the brother of so| batters, may be shifted to eateh manifested by the large number of @ “There is a danger, of course, £ { ling | Principia teams have made a good| sone, Jack Horner and Frank Pow-| 9'* than my biggest victories in| good a rider as Willie Barnum. this year. It is probable thas entries in all classes by St. Louis @ “8 they will break in here un- HIC atxang south: Wi 1. TERWEIGH a So ae veer, oe football team|er are the local candidates for in-|the ring ' Although I had a great love for | Gene Hobbes, who is also an exzoel- dog owners. A very large number 4 St another promoter. and I be- war ymo! +) "ay? om a oe . ee pink won a majority of its contests while! +¢er-city lau: As I recall it. I got off in front, horses and a knack of handling] /emt batter will play the outfield es a Li ang Moe the basket ball fi. won 11 out of ERG Ne va ee | Morgan and that is all there was to it. [ithem, ] did not get very far as a when his arm recovers. of entries have been received in the @ "they would be willing to lose Munn is to hov “wom oll igi? tin ela oa . : ch e « : "4 : es . ? kes ' Tbe. TY! = | * , - , > | , . ; | ~ > 16 games. Prospects for track are ‘ok enuad in the fly.| Went away from the post whipping, |rider. It takes years of experience Central, which did not play in classes of beagies, collies and Bos- @ *™oney {nm putting on their show OU against Jo} wk iid ater vege a alt Sl of the Ne ork squad in t } ton terriers. Me @as small a place as the Odeon re neta tring loam meets Pa ae bis Si t to dis- | Food although the academy will] yeig} ME orner is sched-| 2nd I never stopped whaling that | to become a good rider, just as it|the City League, last spring, will 4 The object would be to get a hold we expect tr eo scenes -unrd a —-_* miss Eddie Peltret, star sprinter,| pieq to meet ? igado in the little filly until we crossed the itakes plenty of time to become 4 have only one man, Coaners, first MDDLEWEIGHI Harry and Jeff Rice, the pole vaulter. | lightweight feature Power wil! line. although I was alwav8 good fighter and I soon”grew too baseman, who is sure of his job. pom the wrestling fane by showing (ret } f i ’ ” rr ‘* > -{ , ~ed . t . ’ ac B¢ ' z Jus. a uNnch esi iawn, | Wio were aduated last June he sent against Sam Kurland in engths to the good and nothing | heavy for the saddle. rhere are about 30 trying out for Ti pen® champion, Munn. If they ¢! ! ew - | g | ttle Class ma e2OW under my . res, eaten Munn AT lis is not ecau , cart Papen " a He is grow- | a | +he welterweight event ever got near me. Aside from my first race. the the eight other positions. MclIn- , ’ Pies = first-class wreatier. ¢ hink a 2 - Diean a a it ) and o ll lose his spring HORSESHOE PITCHERS wg addition igo the six special The victory netted me $50, half|/one that stends out most in my tosh at second, Cristal on short : — ow wrote: ‘of which was coming to me under! memory was one I won on Lone|and Bohringer et third seem the | Teal contender for the title. Lewis ler. 1 the co iry, Ww las W uts the Coliseum boxing pro-| \ ILL MEET FRIDAY ae the rules and the other half &| Star, owned by Alice Baldwin, the | best of the new lot. Willets and nmrovice eight nr Writer Declares ote show here under my promo- Munn. as a cha? ' " ¢ ad noters expect to } ‘A ht } linw ~S s rr met > TT ren os ' . ‘ mg owe o| ynrese it re TY N - *( z o t rs ' ‘ ¢ ‘ : : * below Jess W ‘ , cident. a ' nie “— , /10 preliminary events hwetee on: nt from Mr. Leonard ] was | daughter ot the famous Lucky | Myles are also being tried at the | the tn , I had ever had at Baldwin. I also rode at the Grave- Bince there is little likelihood that ' wer Park sepa for the preliminary inci | * a a aa PT ee 4 ie SP HE ommunity Cent Cingshigh- | | |money than I had ever, hoped to! recall winning 4 any races there. Coach Walker's nine, while Mel , t AaTTOW McGann Says — Bout the Itallan’s opponent in the next VOAS ES FINE Vs mn in modern aA vat |Browns If Munn, e Willard of 1¢! j snow; CU and soft living have |make up the re? Stecher Maich Likely. thought of Willard we broadc Sarery ir yriter ermal! a) rt Pitchers Leaeg illltriee have heen received to date MOK mn infield positions. Hunt or Paw! } P i or | ‘ } . lls Is So Consistently Ignored by ¥ ““™ accept a bout with; , - in “es ae ee | coll y gn y ) erween rour ic the or ' . « . ris ed . a , ' = : — = —————————— eo Hosler, a southpaw, is oy pitcher. It Tommy Gibbons Suggested. Sew here will be Joe Stecher. The| DOTY that failed to go dow ee ee ee Eee wi 0 the 1 r second place} TOURNEY TO BE HELD Fighters’ ‘Appalling Demands Sane ae, Mesereme 7 a. r who has shown up well] only on bout ] h ios s Ti- | | tle to Ee i — a Vadaiti th mat world in our opinion, wins | deteriorated r has The Klemmes who will play unde ne Associated Press T; | Three Veterans of Soldan. McGann : —_—— , : Lada | / , ; "a S . iTi, s Iimost certain that | enna! in ' ’ . b+ }- - ws | ; _ batt , 2 é reg We imMmpion ed 4¢ ‘K Tt VPpsti 5 a“ grea VALLEY BASEBALL iss probable Cameron will be a me former champion. Steche aa Ine? fighting : ee nowsgng how far jjast season and tl n team il] P ' - cher, has a : ; ’ Fa ‘ nds ’ ory m~, AT KANSAS U.- MAY /15-16 | ~-2-- - LO LOE a he i al le in the meadows. Dopyrizht. 1925.) agers will not match him int nd he looke ‘se each tin fore. faces a rea) test. gE iaTtcn r in?yo ‘ I E » tire have three regulars as a nucleus . . : . —s , — , Fred Senn 4 'T) ; } ach o« 1 he seball rournal *! ii LPP LAB LA A ; r one i by a A v seend 4 43 timnoan 4 n ry tled . ‘ os sThat + a ‘ , I } i i Lice — “ POPOL el dl el a . king over the progress mate by Daviscour'. who wae defeated by ogy © e . € 8 x ee ; 4 _% - rs .un stsOO 4 ly, Jaeger and Gus heid at the Lniversit) for bis team. They are McSherry ffained fame itn the lest few years, Vadalf! last Thureday night | 7 Qe , and may train back @! mins sas May 15 and 16, it was announced and Levy, outfielders, and Chris- : ; ad bd ° a \ avers who desire to comre ere od: hw ir C Allen, ath oe : a “ in hie back in the course of the ae . « deisel ae «gh wenebeage ton thasopss ind ) compete re today bi x | | ations o¢ | Promoters Unwilling to Give Gibbons $200,000 to Box tiansen, shortstop. The other play- fact thet 70 heavyweight from bout and was forced 10 cancel ° er oliceman. 1 . innresxive no i] meeting ; m3 3 — *y | : i req . . ——" ers will be selected from about 30. aside DR eit oe Bee a t impress me ; ansas. - : Wills, or Dempsey $500,000 for Risking Title — candidates. The W ignored by his fellow borer. at Memphis and Nashville VRKO once war or ; ro ses to he even less #0 > Anw hie cechoo! in the Missour? | d ? x e est End nine will &. He has departed for his home in| E : 56 =e H | t Talk 7. atest nies’ ale etNethlie te enter &4 - ae te see action April 38 eines the up price. It would be a bout that California to rest | henchmen of the Plestina i, ie. =3 © © srip. team in the tournament. The an- | champion to Battle on Coast, Report Says. Alumni. . pout) would appeal strongly to the popu- | clique, whic! has been storm- , By the Associated Press inual Missouri ansas baseba’/!| game , A pitcher and a catcher are the. ed. lar mind whereas the public is not RED CHAPMAN CLAIMS ing the citage! ‘of the “trust” | Women be to Water. FP eter tt a b ~T' q niversity | 1 he nlaved at Lawre mn e the da} 6 only members of last year’s team the falling at all for a Gibbons-Wills _ FEATHERWEIGHT | Psa sc “oh ’ ort ut ogees me he Aves ’ ‘stigation Db) the | * cal : a 2 ts re ba : . ' i] i ke +) z . , P vt ae q 4 e . — By Fair Play. left to Stanley HuL Yeatman | battle. The odds seem too great “a TITLE | é ecen + - se aleaaedlig -ahlteaes ial f an industrial imsti- [and possibly into other Southe: at the #aim re Copyright, 1925.) coach. Ens and Blumenkamp are onl oadition to spotting him the adding — ot "Ret c hapman of; and his tear her Bill Demetral r* . ; : = J ipa ane » dep ure haa 1 heen det Bae iU. Ss. ARMY POLO TEAM -nside circles that Dempsey wil] appear twice in bouts on the Pacific order to wat “ ‘ne on tc dle- | years he would enter the ring tently | tenga Fp Mates ang F ceenk + "ad eyed teed . rig! dl and working ot ie eigiiatee prs | | | sams Fos ENGLAND | Coast before fall is well established. | prospects Coach Hilf has arranged re-| handicapped by some 40 pounds Boston, announced today that Chap- | ” ‘1 names reaeg _— 7 : as otal “ated Press The statement of the California Boxing Commission that it was | a game with McBride High for of less weight. man would claim the world’s feath- | nad 04 tices red their prefer- | ™ and wit : ae vsical edt ow TORE Maret “8.—-The of interested in the action of the New York body in disbarring he | April 1. tual with | T ney” Dempsey-Wills Match weight championsh! p | wi | do ny ~ trust. Q 6 cl : der} beg x. ont «oR ation me | Fe ree ted State army pol hich | iain a to| Mis action is based on the claim! ° these ancient enemies. or SWimming, «0 VOted ' nae gape rade a poms | an nie Peitist “Ty mnlayers | Champion lends color to this gossip. 3 . But pulflic sentiment has ewungs that Dundee who laid down the however. and we therefore view | tenn he second best pastime a. Tate Wi ne , “ —— . “— : lune , , Cannefax Loses Two he stron in f f Dempsey- feath ' ~ : | —_ | The of} ‘ mene ah vomal approaching hletic (* =es ae Acie diimast = adel Rut it takes two to make a fight.| At that this is more money than . gly in favor of a erweight mantle several the report of a Evko-Munn | / olees were struns ‘ - eailed + Minnet a toda) | , BOSTON, March 28.— pome Ww it month lon Be 4 ' | b ehies tl L 5 . Uailty with man’ and insiders wonder if there is 4 the St. Paul fighter ever received Pa arch 28.—-Earl Look- Ww ills match. The feeling is that - & aro ara rT) © TN cor netit in : a - oSgcira sy : f)% / ' a br el ing ] .( ere 7 . * - “ . 7. . ‘ a ma aeaer j > Js r 1 ~s ‘ sak & i} On} iiia ted a8 Kance : teas . . tins . a . ie L©& ‘3 ’ ait . z , fo ‘ bho " . abaugh of this city eur rised the. will the champion beliewed he could - and would remain char pion until “uk maw tak th } , neo 1° hbaset 11; . ° 'Reard A pt. rood heavyweight in the country) Me. ut, and he would not have » ‘beat H 1a 1 have actually defeated ‘ a oe ee CF : Mane, SR; eee” Tie 6 Begi Beeré, Meee tient Sele OL eee un'TY | to go out of his class to grab it. | fellowers of three-cushion billiards Ce arry he wou ong ago ties of assistant “policeman” to .; horseback Tidading Oo gin. . eae oO “‘Maeftinte an4| who would be « illing to risk the ‘by taking two national league . Kié Kaplan of Meridian, Con ogee , stepped into the ring with him and Ts comnts of 9 ennant rl | the trust, under Head Copper ever, 4 th scattering votes F RIDAY th ashineton ‘yieut John Smith. displeasure of the New York Com —— ee matches trom Robert Cannefax, the upon | tried to knock him off. mMament In New York hase been gen John Pesek—that at least is part | cast for | ng, automobiifnge Lniversitv thal! re : “iy : 0 th them 2: — oe » tefcin he s ; champion. The scores were 60 to oT ) Every move Jack Kearns has erally Tecognized at featherweight | of the whispering campaign be- | canoeing « Dancing, strange nlaved a sprin bothall its re polo nonit oe wane f ie} ere | mission and lts aliles by taking ' % Jersey Jones offers Eddie Brady | 4 in 56 innings and 50 to 39 in 62. nh- made in the past two years has car- champion. ine carried on in the subcetta | to say, drew ly four vo'es and the new coar!] — : given to the #qui | vrominent | Joser’s end of a bout wita the UNe) of Brooklyn as a trial horse for! innings. Lookabaugh had high rugs the ried no suggestion other than he a nePman was within the limit of of the wrestling world Contrast he young women a chance i hie American sportermner holder in exchange for 4 SIX) Edouard Mascart before the of 7 ij and 5, while ¢ annefax rao 8, : ine regards a bout between his meal — a ne wetknt class at the of- | a . ‘ physical activities of today wi ie ‘Geheeeh Wes ele ele gee Se ae 3 the’ suspensio: ~ wv mare ial ia > ng. i tic ket and Wills as a very éanger- eg ae in time, and so in| ; those of her grandmother grew 7~ | FORMER MINOR LEAGUER nom ‘ Suspe;n: ti | = rrencnoman cnt against Kid Kap-'| Reiselt Wi T Conse is cus proceeding. Just how danger~ Gee's clatm 7 npeheof the ‘hools “narantee o "5 000 to meet him t: iS, 4 as | latte t guaran mixed i ae " i ‘ ' ; . ee - an . ules . _ lad) ee sing! vs, etre wees pete no record hoo! Bale hn cuined Or ceourrme theres ua difference. tl remat? ve iF ax (Of ure au’ ' eS ” “ a : Dr. $. (COp) righted) Lles. ei*ating , ' - = ae per ag . id ze nd regulation © the conterencs CLUB (Western Champions) BS Guire Consct of New Tork, the | his title by beating a “cheese” | Xurmi is swatting marks ertab- | doubtful if es yer puts in jend regulations ef {he confor the AND SAVE YOU THE PRICE 0 . “ . | 1} = yet 4 ’ , ; ha rar) >t ) be ’ ours fii } ‘ kK ) 7 ' : | 7 " ; " ) hy : & H er, 6 sary. 6&—0, 1—6, §6—o champion, Cannonvaii Martin. A shed Dy 3 s of competiUio! ‘ : ’ 21¢4-ege withdrawal! methods used Pb) Book A NEW SPRING SUIT ' L CHALLENGE ge Voshell of New York Pete Herman might slap him on | niensively trained epee The 59 days of his season. } annference “Tend to destroy true : en¢ ‘oo — ! nr . ; . : 4 - , - a ~y Jr. of Springfield, | the wrist and beat him e ermaids are just beginning, the That's equivaient 1 a littie ‘« ‘tamanshi ye true spirit » Won the men’s doubles, de- | ee ami : ie 25s ‘Ty y+ _} bapeey” ”" ¢he letter signed Bb: ' : » Ge . . _ ‘sat e : king are neg- over SIX eight-hour days ) OmpP ion, ' , PETITION tating Sam Hardy and Lott, Ca- | FRATHERWEHIGHT - Kid | mnnatics they are breaking : - dagroause on | athletics, said Bost s r Club r lan doubles champion, in straight! Kaplan, a champion by creation | ligible, because athietic woman is sagen Call or Write Mi = s—2, 6—2 of the New York Commission, “ creature of the past decade Do you know any sort of | Asheville Tourney Resumed. Or THE UNITED STATES iss Cassel) ee Harada won the | saiso has outgrown only. work or pastime that you can If you have eye trouble of any and one W ho aH isU lade ul ; s ' Lasewi a le kind, this book will tell you UNIVERSITY FIELD , o has outgrown | Omly. cant danger of there | master in less than a week's ap- | By the ae Cc i his weight division Compared : esis 562 be ; ” SHE VILL} a March 28.- euntes ht to Ses emis within on” ; : _— truths you oug & LACLEDE AVENTE pe Minims Lose. bane or a Dundee, he is | heing any female Nurmis within plication Announcement* todas said the pnd | The Epaiton Eta basketball team a tage a8 wh to the sun the Lifetime of this generatio! | It's small wonder the coac! saheville Country Club would re wusec of bove of 16 years of af€e. | ; ' IGHTWEIGHT—Wit! Leon- Evolution and development are whose job rests upon.the suc- gume ‘ts spring inovitation golf Moritz ted the Christian Brothers Col- | ; : ity Sn : not that quickly achieved. ceas of his team goes in for isournaments thir year on May » Minims yesterday at the Cc. B.' #79 retired there ssni ever ¢ ) “tess Om: will say that, with all spring football workouts He leith the qualifying rounds calling A 609 HN. BROADWAY | i Wmnasium. The score wus 18 to 8*™ichampion in sight. One re- a eae ortanye tes con stile for 36 holes of medal Play mains to be chosen from a flock pees reanventional shackies h nocked

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— PE ACES I 8 ET TES SE RTL CEP TE OTS, bie cwel Spe aaae cat * eee RE a Kp Dare rey ree atid Tn ee ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 29, 1925, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SWOPE MOST ADVANCED OF DERBY HORSES WORKING AT LOUISVILE} eee > A LL = — i i i i i i i B® BOER AP EP el ™ SS se ee SS Se ee, ee ee ee i itineraries - Fair Play Colt French Champion 1 in ‘U; S. for Bout Ewe Tiger Stars BRITISH SOCCER How to Play Ap AAPOR PPP PPAPAPP PPP PPP LEAGUE RESULTS In Less Than1:50 . - “yo oe SS er inde — . Lee peace (This is fhe fourteenth of a series of instructive articies on billiards + - written by Charlies C. Peterson, fancy shot expert end dilliard instructor. ST. } CUEING THE BALL. aay F weight tonight Next in importance to the matter of developing a good bridge for Forest. match "7 all character of shots, an amatecr billiard player should devote his Ground A. . , 7" _ . ra _attenti he or ™ ? striking th Tl ne would not sign for s om to the proper method of striking the ball ies Tmo 3 g | ‘Yew TORK. March 18 —PFolerte Without cuesr ion the most fre- = ‘ Bee " a . Associated Press stock *#rer- Illinois Manchester | ‘ eavyweight champion, -—* -- : , - - - re - io Oldham Athletic 2. olver! p>; |} wens cause of poc . Portsmouth oe ey a ' (Zibbe is ane: 2 3 et | | that few amateu u —— — me me Peo to the Post-Disvs . ad ag! sint the | se of it v= - — _—~ = st Cnet excessive _ ae - = ori ay 23 and has LOUISVILLE, HY. — ! iy Oe sigy seOtner . v, Ceuy: a ot 4 _— " oft | ‘ ee Ta : urs 2 ee . soun not io SCAU : 3 ™Man . Eddie Kentucky Derby ele ; : , 5. Pg | rent nde- Stone 2 causes frequent miscues but 1 > =: cago to concentrate of ‘New York, 9 bied at the two race tracas he! nie le 0 aes 5 » won ar . ‘ St Mo 1: ~ilto rh} fo english” fluence _ ; ; in this ma‘*ch about. . Post iss ite weekly copyrighted | ¢ P ; : J ¥ - a - . . 7 7 : ; —— ’ m } . . _ . : : or . ae th : urch iT} Dewns > ses La) : a : ” Be 2 Ys na ee We 4. ia ae : ‘ sper ms ‘ s KN «i a 2. 7, A : > . : 7 . Ie 2 ; Z . aetog oc” > for Chie . revier, says: bt ef Wishee's Seo} a2. | ee —— inot , iparock 9; Morton if the table caus i to stril a , : he will confer with Kane ¢ hs . while Bud aerTs: Upe @424 : a pe SS yes ogc ’ . . 2 Third Lanark . ; ho ehiest tall | . bares at Douglas Par«. a ete Ter ee ae = iniversities, collez* od 200 . a fraction of an inch t tlared he would not be Gam jocks at or near their lowest point! ..5 fhe Dowss Derby band is com- | Sr eo eign: Scares compecea os Fall River Meets = ::. 7 > heas that the WilS-GIReqggmmmE the yea® Since the first week | = posed of Anderson and ) ne AP Ey Pre ' "2 Lo | Use as little “engli ¥2 ww, a ebbtet aa Y oa % . ee a > obbbeskhe > - > + 4 , ; Ve A 5 Lal dab OF i ends Louis Rubenstein. .A IZ n i xe - 9 a . “ ss a ven times 5 mile .on, center bal! for acc uracy ard " circie " , ee amd [ will Be lett te fight . Trail and Joseph E iden: rt Wo se a | ig? SE ARS out f the distance In a they have learned the leason by ish” and should be avoided. said Gibbe a py because it 7 A Hamadan. —iiiliates, sien, Poo eee © quit when hts im PuI hould prof . t by chete experienc iii pr oduce a follow measure. *he Tight to call bimeelf , - weakress frem session 20 ses * ® : = my, Li. ce oe — “ —— iar . ineeencegage Soke ; si —_ — ing bere, Fisher's Swope. bry Fair vee i gs oe ee gs ee e fa i = lal The American ‘billiard ball is | trokes below E-D will preduce onion until Jack Dempsey | and from hour to betr @uring | Play—Alburn. is by far the most 44 oggnalgiae “a | elle id Two Tiger Stars Win. RIVER, Mase 2% inches in diameter. Ifa 1! draw measures; strokes to the (fight again and then the wm any trading dar. can are | . 7 . ee " in ‘ oS ; — eo be aad _ -_—_- ~~» ~ . + ind S. . ht a \ " advanced in his preparation. Thi Mehk leek a y re torent was abou — oe gee goes ee" 28 were drawn around th oo A - wil Bs oe ry | Will Be entitled to the Ge @oubt that the moremert ts “ - ae aoe = . ienees . Gyo ms fore the bi tina : + hie Ae 4 colt. has been galloped a m:! * oe: a a 2 ths escpgeen sgens ely + tied Sectniminete Oiinis: aii 7 fe S ina) ene ball. half way between 5 at him oe ! ‘bing more than short selling. par | be etn tg 7 sale: aiata eae Ps ee F nie stages thy — | the Am@rican Soccer —> ey Am We ° et B i:e n - ee: a oper ; : ' » — P a . . ~ , a > in er than v n eg ? ; roximateiy th ‘ > a ie Te ore the Associated Press. ta P ~~ he | : . ha q . ‘ . : . is — . . = DI ese: 3B : . Smcidente | ; en ; ; fader Ss a ct ity : | RFR ; ‘ mae 2) : : lolla: “em never atrth “ } »( In meld é aa. oe insta. stroke deliv The entry of Benny Hill, Lee 4 ~ aition of the market has turned wat ahmens at oe Seagal mae : ; | be ’ S. : om — @ of Vesner- Buick: oe Pte: eles ep tiguell ess: int F weuld produce bot! les, im the annual 60¢-miip = finitely from bullish to bearish. : “ rin : rs " : " oO . P | :. | / -.* : TS" in . E ‘ a ‘ : : . “! ‘ ww ae Sars. * om asl he sis. race *7 Ne he'd at th ; ; Derby rivals im these part = 2 ; shot pu fee 2 hes. | a. ax Tc ee : . possid! ar: gern eect sian , apolis motor speedway: Map a noe. He has spread ut ll o te ie “ ; - ' . ; = : lines : 2 ball. ; » end caw: - on ee arreunced todar a ‘os she levela frem which &' and passed through th nto! —: / — a a 3 imehes n -- Don't «trike further how an oo . am Hilr has participated te ment started Lete in the! aqn I without a moment's ailing ate 2 ! ; 7 mane: ri} iimes th Lm Sur- way between the center and the ° —s Bot fun So \Taces om the local track Bast sam sg of 1924, when the bull mar-/ ars - Capt. Hal Gaining Weight. : 4 | : =. = weet 6 Geen aad we ss anything ever recorced im th® outer edge of the relative areas are correctly jhe finished im fifth plasg me mt ueet really began, stocks were rela- rs > eammet a om oe va | a aa 7 3 ) = ’ a Se . , Me FIN dr .. performance of the Ral low | it cannot be said that an: | , a | ) : . itor semana Ne chsse > ps a tae accempe +-2274 st. 1923S erer, was at Culver Citz i on ie not have proceeded ° . ‘ o~n)* ont the =~ “a M : ‘ z ° = . " a . . ~~ : - e. En en - S > iv ~~ ™ at 4 ™s , ao most 1 \* - | | ela New J: — ~~ | - ‘tured fn Be Bom too high makes more ten-| grew tittle hile takin thin. cnet weight anc 5o0.cer = uropean tit.¢ a =8:78 Won by Pre Mis : Ea: Pernn«yivanis PLAYERS a SCORING « he official } State. — the positien ef these whe see) _ ar’ hee stran | ™ ru h F ederati ing re ly wil 9siD01 » aor! rs eas SPR eg eee mage awe ieee Z x . > oe recent decline more as a timely | rg : stren : open 7 the American se ing. He | , . i: ae, ae ne eee at the que tamer-t 1 TORK.—Offictal figures for! The Princeton ms had a og cout’ than as the beginning of | 4 poundage has been in ahs m7 D n con . on A ae al dat lendid defensive record, permi ae . | il ae ss — — - ' - ' — ; _— ' 7 cin + : . " real bear market. _e be car Active trainiy ; o! . s . . - €s goals, Lhe best show‘ ° an? ‘ ‘ ki is . : aii . 2 " fans im %t4 — > few my nt cnranges | : 2 PE er oa Uni versit .s * eateamal tee pom arte, ae neue ee ee Racing esults and Entries ee amy of CR-| ctube contending for the ho: 2 ust published imme-| Fouls were about the same tn | University ef Southers € re, eae Lee ©. Coetmer filled out C eo Sr a3 ; ae ete he an alli = ne : as shows that Duin as a whole f _____ sacinge wie ~™ —— ee a ee al aie die ae a a a a ee a ae et a m * ~ = " ; ; | 7 rT) ~e , : - » + . = : oe: as a year aro. 436 persenal > ‘3 to 53° “3s Pe | a dual track - - 2 Som. curtail- ee oo At Tia Juana. At Tia J ge - : ; ao : . 5s Witte 9. it : Stanford overwhelmed the “~ —e_r oa eae oa pon ent nething im the way ef 1 ; . nd r ; ; . | { . > ; “ . , “ — eet . eecuel to the beary onmera- ; been asked of hin oo . 4 : 7 — — . es . “= pers aig -.2€ _ — ; : =) om 4 of January and Fe >ruarr : Hepvutation ts almost as hh aa ; Tene. os = ; : ‘ar Lis C . , ag Pop eran x wan whle rar loadings continue to bie Garis work as Sworn: a} ag rw tng ¢ ecg ; “8 r > thie’ — ‘ . Bi Micate a large volume of distri- | cénsider: ble @onbt as , . : na a ime w — I- SE SITION =P “MYARD DASH “cer L “a pa. Btien. and preliminary reports of | : able doubt a P : oo io & : ; . of sale and retail trade show. the normal seasonal ar agen in these lines is now fm 4 however ~ ft sir A adi ‘Two Derby colts : re ~~ =. \: , , : $ i; iC = , y ' Pe ‘he ‘ . ~ t ." ‘ : 4 4 al Se ° w wis “trol oe comm) SMIND RACE four a i Miss Nan’ OS Biz Indu 3 | i> oe oe 2 ome , ne trip from J _ ‘Tadertying Conditions Sound. 1. Troxier, im the stable Trai t ti : “ . we we Frm i _ Ly Sorter. | thon. lista c —_ jee 1 2e¢ present situation when com- Robert C. Frakes, at ax.t | ~_ -_ reeaper>. » ; . , Universi: 3.1 31) ut —— 4 | with that of a year ago is re- 4 ewe orn to the —— th : - 2 : ‘ 3 ; a : ~ * . : wTa?t - . N ‘ = : 4 =. . . ac ° Z - = Wa & — 4 The foundations are : ther outlook all of the othe me. |? P . , Gs 3 7 =} Wen br Liord & Reston J “Sen a fer and firmer, and there ts) trants for the big evert 1} are.) FOU RACE | e~ —— a oid 113 & of = reason te apprehend a Dusi- - Cie ewindie mek? oo eo a , : : , eens 9 zo oé. Emmett |! non. Rk ’ wg reaction such as was experi- on Bluegrass soil at presen : : . : : En . wat in the second quarter of 1924. > ire Celts of exceptional appea: ne S260 Mret- 1 ; ‘Ss : “dic ie Ray. Ulinoi ce ax of industrial activity this | = mi Frakes save that ther are . Bu agewny J . = A~is - ; ’ INTO SECOND PLACE me — reached somewhat sooter cu: FP "he hea? phrsical state Noes PhP) : : = . ’ : = ary -_ : a se * : rs ‘ IN A. B. Cc DOUBLES ve a | arparent! ly will prove to he be- | c Pe have been breezine some . 3 _ | Bune 3 tof u th . 10 ‘a that of a year age. This af- | but are no: : n up | King | WR 1m 8 IALF MILE REL. [rERsrTy sec. 37 :he Asenctated Press E. Ss evidence that business is be- | rir work os rses her | ae . , ‘—But | shed ons PPA! “.t.. Ma car- a eonducted cautiously and that) Wittiam Ziegler rinte : : ; +. ire — Time—i -31 i | Harry Le ? “— Reducer: are t his horees in Sow’ , . Y aL iy : > 3 oe ° i . ; 0 : or , 4 , "4 , Stior. of | » has anked for « : | . «a [o ts ace 4 th characterize& the first — “hurchil Dowee of the past two years. I oT = - | Puc tn : é -. Box .. se curve does net go quite so which aes) res de presence : ; : , Ps —-— 5 —_ ad ; . ; = = * er 4a - _ — : ms: : as gid early ts 1923 and Towne ear’ ? one - she _ it _ : . : ‘ . ~~~ ‘ a : 4 . » oe . é‘ ; ‘e Rt seems reasonable te Suppose | form! i«able candidates for the Der- ' _ , » : ‘ae - r ated ; >f | “ tt will fail to take the same by that is in the list of 125 | | peedein , A ail r. , = mn hat : t Ler) _ SX Qur Gerera’. former’y Sar To | is | Lenn Won oo > Unive i125 $33 wotaled 455, 4 | =. “While commodity * Som of Sir Martir * - ; 38. 3 Pe . r ood Ro ad ; ' ry er atrancing. such recessions =¢ ‘hieh ran S:imu)us ' cls a , , ind a ce ell i meme occurred have been moderate. | ne - : ' : | : e 1 id is rd Fra E Bee heary output of tren and steel the Pimiico Futur: west of | ae —n Os om 3 as 33 a. ry wne paced fourth a me be-n ‘ollowed by Some Weak- his three eligibies % tand ce | ~~ ino sala | ! SPercrar = Pe with rota : ne - Mine in cheir market position. The | point of Juvenile racing ; wre . ; mad ' _ : . “od 2 Ss of « number of other basic | This cou will be shipnme ; . abian — “ Pt . sf ‘ed ms ‘ Nod (ties otably copper. wheat. | Lewin ille short! Y Treiner wr >. . s 7S ~~. a. _ = 4 / 83 set Die . cea | Woo! als silx,. have become | Spiers =m that be can | sia , .? , | . toda Dpled 3 ; ce ‘er. Domestic cenditierns sare) by Preparation over the co ' : : : IST1 tota: iniy responsible, but the Eure- | | j f situation may have had some Be te centegt che inoue o: gore 8439 ee ene a ; The White Owl story e | msce" to Taree price mavamess| WESTERN M. A. SWIM te WY Amackachina avringpae Piow | evs i. BE ee ee Se Meme fe A en ane 4s simple: hu Uae © foe ccoeen “or supptien bas | STARS VICTORS OVER | . em > f Ms ge q 3 ad the upward trend. The tm- | “a Se SSE) Te Jeane scence : GENERAL MANAGER tity, at small profit per “Qjess- o-'. "seats Se oe oe |S Weystermn Militar = Tee Set at , , od neutral countries ef Exurevpe 24 mere de eated tye : ; = = . — ty : uth. TEAM Is VICTOR IN a a - ™ a begin nm: - to be ref flected in the cc ¢ . : * races of the cigar, makes remark- x oun * al meetat terd a? R iy ne : . . “ @ leve — Seen Tee mee vs Se 2 RAILROAD TOURNEY == = 35 cos = ile x gar, ; sini” otnieety owes | Se close all the wa) : g >. 7 . " “as ' , an . . > we : Pan 2 rer five - > is P2 ae ‘ , 03 y 4 LUE ible a Tne end ef last year and tt ie whem the final event was «tarted. | , : ' ' ' | ~— ' able \ POSSI ae “Fy Ratural that this shew’ bere, Wood won the 40-yard bre ‘tr + Ca aoe —_— a a ar — | — 7 | . tq * influences eventuaily on orice nm VEwVevua. ¥ good tirm-e I . : i ' | . _ ; : _ r “ ° ' a : . ' : A d be Wh i . ; 2. lejlar'+ on eommodities too goed for the field in the *%28- TOO MUCH IMPORTANCE ~an ened We =——a % = | - 2. tate _ n . cause ite Bae. mt : : ° : ward free style event and won eas- . | , | e7 e Washir a raat ates : ° ee | ATTACHED TO GATE (*.) at yah a core of S508, She tee On es ae Owl value never varies, RECEIPTS IN BIG TEN | om L 277 : J. Webder : 7 a RATNER IS ARRESTED ered 3 | ame. 1 . eq -t Ae—ageg CT White Owl smokers FOR REFUSING TO = weniian tied toe Ne , af: athe. set geld stan APPEAR IN MATCH eber totaled eh : | never switc Se = he counery te evidentty | ind Kircheoeffer 43 ~ ea _° Ssappeintment. Eur-pe) te 2 geld basis ' * ;, - , ore ; on : me am ef cheaper i il- in Se le ba!) i ads , ges , ) “ . & 2ONG.C% _ : ed Pat ~~ -urrency must ac- | that Bat PRES STYLE —Rixner (Prin. 9 mentions eiiinined the 1 lies , ge , : if 2 game . Brady “Fren ra tor of 'y 2ppreciate ‘es value or cise | tion ) | Bn et eriticin = Naa on ; A arte = inte st a total ¢ in mf oot of L : el * be revralued on «2 baste chick | stas ae a hat ie resstmends cts hg ae By. : fic Depart eam ot . ee permit adeption of a gold =| 4 MST ANCE—spen-er nc , , oe ta i te Frise Ie ad | was. elected captain fe «If 7 “urrency witheut the cogil . entail NO SUNDAY BASEBALL P. Buecker and S. F. Hiser squad. Belgard has played guard . ere FOR ARKANSAS FANS abieieesidiiais “odie A taaees Ramage iy Mpc wallets «By -- 4 ite 2 = Suppert stecks acifted | . i 2 ern A Haff o ane: Be 2.4. Ire oa ,. - ae eight ob "FEB 6% aa gwytesk fo teste > ee ieee ~*~ "7 te lower levels in ne _ Pre@ Povthot en ; » ate e Ss siege tae m MeCand) om. Souder of finis : é now ' ' rT . °F 4 . T mi nce we#»mhe No Split Pennan Pennant Race. = wae aa . > “an be t for ereh merm- a , : te - Sun Y a. » SPRINGFIELD Mo. — The 18925 Ser of alumni organizations to vote oe — rare, — 0 pop- Gearon in the Western As- fOr or agains pooommpamied the ... 5 at — o ® ques- sectation Will mot be divided. i+ hae Tecommendation which alten , wa « oe % .ecoming aiaw de- been announced bv Presiden: | yy sent Cac’ ch president. : . =— OLers upon Whether we Seabough. providing it @weee not he. ference eadau . x - ‘ init ~( P so Tereal cee. come ebsolutely nhece ‘areueh . _ —— . ' vYe'tO message that he \aet Sunda +. if twe or three Yale Fencers Win. ; | *, 5 tyr te of the people ook upon Sundaw a« a es Aven << ea. oly day : be held aT \ =~“ ; SS ie a 1 . - Mar yaa ane far ' ath ms - Sy ‘ " ] aa Y oo ». ye “et ens “*. eg gaa Tale Tice? « : : a. * rd = 8 — . . . . § ae eh ay j 7 prs ae é : : * : r . 2 aur 2 oa ‘ ; Fe ‘ae , , " ee, eee : aft Late oy - * eam today, A % 3 bl i ij ke : i nett ghak Pdeeya et ee | | — . oh He “AcT act - i a oe ; - v

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DUISVILLE , Gibbons Fails to > Sign for T St. Paul Boxer Anxious to Harry Wills on May ‘weight tonight informed Jimmy De maker for the Polo New York Cit 7 for a fight with ‘round A. C.. he would not eign negotiations for a weight are cleared up ‘anxious to meee Wits fund show eard at and has instruct. New York May 2 ea lis manager, Eddie Kane. now in Chicago to concentrate on b ing this match about. | DeForest left for Chicago where | he will confer with Kane tomor. : row regarding the proposed Gib- clared he would not be ey |:o hear that the Wills-Gibbone nines jhad afllen through. “If Wills refuses to fight me on }@liminated himeelf from considera. 5 tion as a contender for the heavy- weight championship and Tunney ‘and | will be left to fight it out,” said Gibbons. “The winner certainly wil) have the right to call himself the cham. pion until Jack Dempsey decides to fight again and then the winner | will be entitled to the first chance | Hill Enters Auto Derby, Br the Associated Prese, INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. March 28 ~— The entry of Benny Hill, Loe Ange. jes, in the annual 600-mile automo. bile race to be held at the Indias_ apolis motor speedway:-May 30. wae races on the local track. the finished in fifth place. \performance of the jever, was at Culver City, Cal. on ‘Thanksgiving day when he «estad- \lished a world’s record of 126 miles lan hour for 250 miles eizht-cevlinoer manufactured ; Br she Associated Preee Stanford University University of Southern California. in a dual track meet The two teams here this afternoon. contested stubbornly for honors in the field events jRanfore overwhelmed the visitors. White Owl story le: huge quan- small profit per makes remark- ALUE possible. because White ue never varies, Owl smokers >. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 29, 1995, ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PACTIONARY REND MARKS gther Declines and Feeble Rallies During Past W ve Shares at or Near Points of Year. 4 rk [New York, March 28.—The Even-| 4 .”’ e § 633) 70%! 67 Post in its weekly copyrighted lal review, says: “Further declines and feeble ral- In the past week have left at or near their lowest points ithe year. Since the first week March, when the market reached best level of the post-war period gate, industrial mocks have lost| t 10 points and rails about 6 t actual] liquidation is taking because it has been orderly. doubt that the movement is hing more than short selling. “The conclusion does not follow, STOCK TRADE should not be overlooked sim- | alternate periods of strengch | weakness from session to s¢s- | ; and from hour to hotr during | any trading day, can leave | 1A W W30c 342 490 | 44% do pfd 7 4101% 101% 101%) ° par pr © 16 102% 100% 101 “ — —— —_—_ | -NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK. March 28.—Total sales for the week on the N 4.407. 500 t¥O years ago. Following ie a list of individuel eales for the week the week. Symbols: tilar Same week A&A Year ako and ——Decrease for week. ’ ; Stocks and Sales High low Ana. Div. . or for for Rates in $ W'k.! W'k. | W'k Abitibi 4..) . 7} 6¢ Acams E 6 1; 85 05 Acyvy Rum .| Qn 14%. 15% do rfd 3 10 50 4* | Air Re S*t?, 158 100%, 0% A‘ax Rub 92, 114° iV’ 10> Alaska Ju. 209 2%, 1% AWA Ca 7 41°4% 1-4 Al C & D4 188 4% s18 do pfd. 7 6 118% 115 Allis Chal.!) 204 Sl* °° do pfd. 7 1-106 at | Am Ag Ss Sie 6 . + . o pfd 110 41% ABN pfs . bs Am B &u4 45 #/% —T - do pfd. . + i. Leased Wire from the New York Am &? ie rT co 4 s7 ht ws of the Post-Dispatch. oe + 416 116 GO. i 7 11% 0 pfd ~~ . Am Ice *¢ 10, 50% +P bn sm Int ‘ ot % vn? att § , 10 11%+ 11% ; 93 > = A va ¥y; ly 56 | a 78 ode ~ i~Z . > pf 7 “B120. 1104 Am Met 56 47%. 46% Am Ra 4 1: po WS A Ry ts ' 7 78% 73, AS FR 3.| 175, 54%) SU AaBpBéc.) 42 11%, 19% &y 302 BS‘ #] 7 _ has Os 6.108 (107 i, AK FS 57? 49%" 47% 6 of 7 2110 l108&% 4 Euc 2645 64% 6vV do pf 7. R 7%, Am Sum 25 15 12% co pfd . ~| & | 39° AT &@t 5 1 40% 40% A .4T 8. 1021334 132%’ ‘mI 7 .| 98 88% 30% do pt 6 6105 (j|105 & do B 7 Go 87%! 86% 86% — |Am T F 7 2104%104% 104% Go pfa 7 1108 108 do pfd , there is nothing as yet in the /A™ W Ppt - 3's do pf ctf ly x * to indicate, however, that the |am Zinc... ee 8 7 hs ition of the market has turned - phd PS 36% finitely from bullish to bearish. |ann arbor’ 2% 23 oo fluctuations in any market: do pfd >» 44% 40 be fudged in part with rela- |Atcher Da 11) Sls%, SOR to the levels from which a do pta * e+ + Arm D pf7 » #) YU “*s ment started. late in the/arm iil a2) 85 21%) 20% of 1924, when the bull mar-/aArn Cons. 6 8%! 9 really began, stocks were rela-|4rmt M © 1 15 19 low. Otherwise the advance | “%e ora 7 ae iad cana not have proceeded s0 exten- | ago G1% 111 23% 32% ly and, following the election, aA T &SF7 373120 117 swiftly without a severe reac-{ 40 pfd 5 13. 95 04% That the present bull market ee a 4 ; , “a0 not superimposed upon a level real bear market. The week has brought fresh evi- of a tapering off in general 4 activity, but the news thows that buwiness as a whole ly too high makes more ten- | the position of those who see. recent decline more as a timely | eout’ than as the beginning of | very g00d Some curtail- This, however, is only a fal sequel to the heavy opera- | te a large volume of distri- ‘Taderlying Conditions Sound. r and firmer, and there is Was reached somewhat sooner apparentiy will prove to be be- | that of a year ago. This af- | evidence that business is be- | conducted cautiously and that Ts are seeking to avoid a. Mion of the overproduction characterizeA the first quar- @ the past two years. If the iw curve does not go quite so as it @id early in 1923 and * Particularly on commodities Teel largely in our forei.rn | "9 > fern carriers were te the production of tron and | a 4 omy '* Mateady has occurred and fur- | Be-ne A | 198) 241 feessions are expected in the | of January and February. | mwhile car loadings continue to} Mien, and preliminary reports of | lesale and retail trade show | f the normal seasonal improve- | In these lines is now in evi- | present situation when com- | with that of a year ago is re- | ring. The foundations are reason to apprehend a obusi- | feaction such as was exper!- | in the second quarter of 1924. } BY & 8 50c, 46 17% 16 peak of industrial activity this | , OS ' Cent Rib 2 45 4 |€ de Pp 4 SOs 47% ’ 4 A G@WISS, 183 35% 31% Go pfd. 48 40% 35 Atian Refin| 123 105 Us do pfd 7 1115% 115% 1 Atiae Po 4 1 40 40 Atlas Tack 7 3V1i&y IORy | Austin N 15 25%, 23% do pfd 1 PO Auto Knit 13 2% 2 Sy AuWw Sales ] ~ “ Bal L7 1964122% 109% deo pf ‘4 4ilw! 123 B&O5 .. 663, 78% 74 do pr 4 1. 4 * © oS ¢ A; l 37% l, ”* Go B ‘ > ip Rayuk * 44% 45 BP 3tft "6 A ‘0 Beth stl 52 t 41? s & do 7 pp » 5 V4 co 8&8 p p "11041 yee, | Booth F 4 5 4% Briggs 3% 181 37% > bd 5 20 130 li ES 2dp 3: 9 ve I Ed & 20 130 1°84. iB M Tr 293 40 tay rp ¢ 705 TR |B &89% t+ 2 BS! RR B I pf 7 i G } ay ba 1 do A lv en 6 t. 4% Bush Ter 5 45 OF ‘ Burr 3 9 70 “ \e Butte CAD 3° 7 6 Butterick | 9 19 | 15% Caddo Oi 1; i, j Cal Pkg f 131083% 101% 10 i Cal Zinc 3 ( & Ar * ] 40% 47% Cal @& H I 7 14% 14 C Seu Jd. p74 7% | Can Pac 10 285 146". Las 4g 15 , do pid. 16 65% 2% Cent Lea 50 1864 4° do pid 100) | tx? CN J 12+? 280 Y. it seems reasonable to suppose 7 Mowill fail to take the same | Certain-td f bly sy, ef dip after reashing a peak.| GoT pls © BO 83. while commodity prices are no | tt hag” 3} 20 : 13 21% a A .* ‘ ~ - ad advancing, such recessions as 'ceé@eo 4 200 5 G1 % Srcurred have been moderate.! do pf 6% 2.107 107 Mary output of iron and steel |C & Alton 40 Si 78 been followed by some weak- 1 o Lory 3} Bal Bu in their market position. The!c ¢ F } o1) 0% ofa number of other basic! do pfa 32° 47 4 Medities. notably copper, wheat.'c G W 154 1? Q Wool and silk, have become do pfd 050, 26% 21% Domestic conditions are| CM& StP 37 Gry miy responsible, but the Euro-| 40 pfd.. 387 11% 9: msi agin \C & Nw 4 443 64% 52% Situation may have had some ‘a &112% 11° ence. Buyers have shown re- » 7 Bi 2 a4. | R me to further price advances CRI & P1073 48%! 44 this, coupled “Mu ith eamne pr aa~ | Gn ' eS _ yy 2 ms le Mm growth of supplies, has| Do 7pcp 10 H's 94% ted the upward trend. The {rr . ' CSPM & O . 44 £0 22 ent in sterling and in the|-@oPfas, 1 G6 | a ~ e of a number of the so- | mR i. * heutral countries of Europe | © 40r* 61 526% A0% beginning to be reflected In the | Ch Cp 2*2 134 32% Si% levels overseas. British pric >s — og “ + ” oe 1 ‘eR " ; ; ’ turned definitely downward scone ee & 91% RTR the end of last year and it is | do pid 7 9 99 y Natural that thie should heve | C Gs & . . : : wh ; 5a t ; 1 influences eventually on price: | -.60 . -- 406 a 6 of :* | do pfd 7 5 106 LOD “» oo Ot« 2th Su OD ~~ ~— - ** IO ete ’ io’ Wwe rs =) @ *42) 99% | 99% 99% Met Pow 68 °53.'103 ' hae oH ie OWN HH) Oto mem PDO Carisb Se 54 ctfe »o ereae FE LASERTEE Fe TEL FS ee — FF ELSE SK SKIS “oo he wto~) 2922 we to Wo Com -) Wie Christiania 8s 45 =I i) $44 =x ~ ~ i] 2 eo ? ~ ees che ~ 2“ ud ar = WHA a ones So-IC Om re — _——_— es 2 Se - cSe2ooe =] os) a] i a SEF » CVRD ORO ED =I ] GF Oo Co OT LZZ77, La) ~~ bo ~-26o™ m co Z Ay 27 yan . « &3« ~ — = he ~~ eed hl oh Zks ~ ~ — st ome ~ BISESCSSSSFSESSSE a = 3 payer erer] eo@tecooorosce eo~I0o OOo CC SQSESLSE ~ = we hl pe SHREK KIS EF KF CFSE FF ee EEE FE RETTETE RPE SI CO@ewes ~ Tt x SZRS = D9 gp me re OLS ater es) ~j 3 ; SESSESERSE FFE SRRPLERES PELE cs oO ESS we PESTER TS ~ eee Pane ar 5 ~ >2 a @ > ce El Salvador 88 48/103 - : erege’ ee eee Pee SSLSAETSSSSSLSSSS ra) b -) 1 @HoeH Oe ct t Om 29-amer9090% 3 ——s - eee ee ee ~~ eee eee Ceca aaDrs=) CAZLZAZAZAZALZLA =SESaE ~ = SELES FPF ~ Fram D 7%s 42 | . 7 wre D BOM yy a 2 = = lle: ) = — mc i of) co ao 55 _ cece conu “2. _RF FEF es Sa%RE c Pi ones Ph Co s 35.. 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Mo Pac 6s °49.../101 1° Mo Pac g 4s '75./| 63 Mobile & B 4 °45) 78 78 ys M 4%'57ex' 16 16%; 1 NOTEM 5% ° on 2) NOT&M Se 8 B’54) 92 92 92 NYO con 4s '98..| 83 | 83 83 NYC deb 6s * 107% 107 i1 Se 2013101 (100% 101 NYC&HR r&i 4 %s/ Bs sevcges 90%| 91 NYC&HR « 3%e "7 7% 2 NYCHRLS cit 3%s 75%| 75%! 75% ¢ NICHRMC cl 30) ! ‘98 . osreeeer 77% 77% 77% “4s 2 NY Castl, a Os HF 103 % |108 % Th . cnucnes+) 04%) 04% ++ Pig 7 NYNHA&H 4 6s 48; 88%/ 88 3 NYNH&H cvt 3% “gut 55%) 55%) 55% -sseses+| 56%) 56%) 56 4 F Pw. e? * ry é 5 ; rt : SSSsseeesase FF a s este S352 A & CoofD4 ks "43 35 102% 102% 102%, ATESF gen é0 96 a T &S8F cv 4a "HS AT&SF adj 4e ‘U5 AT&SF a 4s st 95, Bae. 23 6ClC Sel — tee rr30 Oo ‘48 101 49/101 % 101% 9615! 96%! 98% 90%! 80%! 80% * w - Fe - — ACL L&N cl 48°52) At! & Yadk 4s "49 rt oe Br H St 5%s '42.! >. >» > B & O Ref 68 95 B & Ocv 4h%s '33 Freer i) toro Oe art Bush T B Be 60 | . el. ° no te $$ 2 sy 184 116% 113%] g | 46 ‘33.103 % '103% 1024 . 107% 107% 107 Cent D T Se *43. 100% 100% 10 Cen L 6s '45 ctfs. | a 2s — _ a nu nd co we top Seer er Tt B&O 3%s 8 D '25,100 i » A OHH aH >» ,. Brk ss Sy be 41 -) mre to Wogan GT or Among other weill-secured is-} sues we offer and recommen4é} 4 x —_——— LhtTd dt ve ‘ 1100 % 1100 % 100% 5560 844,' 84 ' Y 5%s st 197% 101% 101 Chicago Stock Sales to the Post-Dienparch 28. —Fullowing is «a | ~ar — ee oa » Can Pac 4s perp | 7O% | . . ' — “In! is until after April 1, so ors who expect then to heve advantage of the present portunities. oe. ~ closing Quotations, vu 2 es 91% 81%! O1% vi — 450 A P — : Ss "31 108% 108% to For Additional Markets See Next Page. eee: -_ Plan Now forll Next Month | — 110 Ar of Del pfd 975 & ST. L. ID Deo rr I & ListGs’66 1 ~ oto «ph 65 «3 we Lod “— «tw CM &8Pe4%s ‘32, 46% - CM&SP r4%s2014 45% ' M &8Pcie2014) 46% / Orewonieaqaronwarnr Boston Stock Market o the Post-Dispatch. —e > 6s °49'105% 105% — + eee UTILITY ISSUES STRONGE FEATURES ON THE CURB “oo © - 1.°C. Revenue Changes 28. —Hatiway operat- ing revenues of the Lilinois Central System uring February decreased $1.203.739.54 na the net rai'wav operating income. after CM&PS 1 4s '49. CNW ref 5s 2037 CN W 6%s ‘3¢. 78 —Following ie a ! of today’s highest, lowest and closing prices | for the most active stocks deait in here SERSSSSSSRSRASASSSSRESISSLSSES SFR ESSE F FSF PFETT TEE SFE SCS coerce FF eK -* be 20 Ge “IPOD SH w~d+ a © Due 1931 45 bat er wy 3 oul BAMA FOES Bho Due 1930 Tad Oe “ts - @ ~)_4 Oe “ * s be a - 170 C com Ea rte’ 4 :. 50 Deere &2& C pr 1 report said today eh o-l} nO R4%/ 83%! &3% CRIGQP rfe 40 °%4 B87 & ~ hem! t : Tm We oS a © * ~ bo © ns al “ oe 150 Gossard HW ~ ok ©) WwpDmz ah ae) w i © wer Glo — RF FS ie a —— .050 Hupp Motor A. G. EDWARDS & SONS STOCKS, BONDS and GRAIN wars oe ~1ER oreo De Com 00 675 Kraft Ch wi 150 Libby McN Se ge ee ee el Bed the decline made Friday's initial a a, op &~ 2D D~iOru o> “ Te - -_ — - of $45,410,500 n of a 2-poing drop | 4, 0, —o : of $613,972,- a 32 FESR S EF — = -- Mengenthaler “¥. REE RS CRRA — 10 Mid W pr pn do tT : 3 ~1 ° in market operations in these is- t 3 = -- ~~ & © ae a) he - — " _ . ne =... 22 —— - eee eS | aura bad - ## traveled over a wide — | changes were irregular, some issues selling ] whfle othere made vig- with a few established et Quaker O pfd1 ~~ Tinited Shoe Mechinery} 4 ] ~ —s a me ~ ° wee Orc e@K& oO toCr- new high records of the week was ~< a — — trading groups, ‘ the week a numrber of | leading etocks moved independently of any Severa! of there fesues again mate new a 8. and Rova. which | Hazeltine and Freed Dise- mati made new low records an¢ a new low level was also reached by Dubilier which sol@é down to 1@kaBO De VD YD Tbs tht tt ot Fey eh tt ae ~ is me o D-iInavoaanrt wae moved up about 20 points and sub- | gains were made in Commonwealth PPS EF ee & strength and weakness, but. were generally ne _ “+ SSS» came into prominence. vancing over 7 points. The radio stock scontinued ward obscurity tm their trading position. the petroleum group. Standard Oll of Nebraska and New York Transit were among the strong features in

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MINAND WEAKSTOCK ST. LOUIS STOCKS | ~T|WHEAT SELLS LOWER fits Si Pm PRIGES LOWER COTTON |e 2cpcos eo-aren tomer Pom seAS REESE nee ee ee ee, ON LOCAL EXCHANGE Se pee activicy om the exchange Coring (he pest Week. selling on a 4eecending ecale. . reaction took place Setordéay There Was fair turnover in Missouri Portiand : Pedigo-Weber commen. Hoth showed losses for the week ; a case epee : Total aa! of stacks om the exchange Guring the week armornted te 4471 ares 3 are tan full) ; face | ee compared with 4258 sharce the previous Week. Band sales were £29.500 and $40.100 : . NEW YORK, March 28 -—“Contnustion a Week ago ' ' . LO©EIS NWERCHANTS EXCHANGE ef the fecent #iling movement * During past week following stecks Were queted ex-tivridené ; > Brrr ecotten market tedar. sent prices into new . Royd-Weileh, 50c; Ham. tor Brown, 1 per cent ' low ground fer them. May sold oft to * i... 3c, Rice-Stiz i end 24 plc 243 et decline ef 38 points. The Steel pra ~ ~ oe ae ak ake jowest With ine ee } mn Net of eecurtties traded tn on the exchange ¢= the berely aiee dy . of 30 tc 41 "ae [| jowest. closing prices and net changes beng g ver . owning wee " a a i : is Wy s Wk'se Wks Wik @ Net en . ; " ie’ ’ a & a 3 4 a uw ie : ibigher start in wheat ef rain {= Yarieus parts of Southwest .: > ’ ra oa Ss bitrt ant be 2 ee, Oome~®@ - bape Tay i the close on Mar was at only fractics (net ines J&2y corn recevered and ¢. i w SRu we S122 r- img wee rrerpertec oF ' of Liverpool buy Cemand wae es later showed tncreesinge 7 of shower: ET Le et | cee eR OF he Bs vy 4 ‘ U 23 bt ‘5 ee ae , ut rs be ge ea 4 @ r ns & - bee 1s 69 Berns @ ms 3 ae ; there Fas ‘eld ever previeus breaks The late foreneor martes pr obal sr ti fligence 2 wee - Sia8 cars loca! a? meme afin to 3a : By CHARLES G. ‘ROSS. : hay receipes were 14 care a we mae Fy Washington Correspondent of 583.600 +4 - sieentinniensdl ealitae ails on = | Prices varteg WASHINGTON, Maren - 247.009 ‘s 3 epee ee 3 $33 Weis Ya o * =. . = HE current investigation of the off acts of Federal Judge George W. Ee ’ of East St. Louis. with a view to bis — ect by the House of Representa Wi : evidence is found to warrant. — a iy Fa ; zor atig a searching of authorities for the ) — ee = al meaning of “bizs> crimes and & Y 1 avs th be vidartion there (“ee é bt be - Omer hawe Ll eo? 4) ee een fe) ae ve 1 a ¢e@ u® vir boo a eg xa é rior? be he er OGaae we ef a¥ owed ¥ egw el | Ir Ff EF rirtr? ee ’ 4 5 a J ¢' ae vs | . ih Ge an - o i if « sw es e ; oe b> Lee oe 8 @rrney, ps OP pares os OO 00008008 1h @ tee mer~ bed mar 1» “NEw YORK. Marc* 24 Sit iT To hee hare © ‘a sna a Pr S832 ' ~~. ‘GQ: . eit Ts 4 veeiaé i 42 89 Ga Ge sss ) ud PAaaanea! i Pe od evens F RANGE OF PRICES. c® ] Oe Oo Sh - * =o 8 8 tSeear F b- 5 ‘ee P9 of he au Teulse cow ations ow miédiing 2 ’ that the Constitation bas to say 0° s for impeachment is contained sentence, section 4 of article =. » ioe « ‘er 6F Pies FF HUOeae é' vs # ari s+ NEW ORLEANS. March 28 —Spo* ten closed quiet. 40 on the apot. 114 ¢ | @ime. 13.30¢: widdiing, 24 ™ good mid- oe 25.30; receims. 2934: stock. 781.- woe oO Bas 7 2 te gts ea tng ' rr ae 3 > o t» ‘Bae ; MEP esmer ss "Lew A ' ~~, “ rt « =) t ‘ ode ’ a > es 216 ‘ , oe — = 000 omitted. New York Cotton | NEW FORK. March 28 — —4-eush wheat %© g> to the big killers $0 p the } the | > > to butchers as directed the Engiiss : | ; memittee to ascertain whether the J been guilty of any acts which. iz tien of the Constitution. are a ‘> tes = eBate ~*- ~ > By Leseed Wire From the New York Bu . Mee Pack ; t _— Pos tch : scm com ; SHU1 DMT $44008 450 $355.962 097 : : é ‘S.. —- _ contention that a Judge could sot & Behed for offenses that were aot & | ment showing © wetter Sane ame ' ke Hich crimes and atisdemeanors. a a —- INDUSTRIALA. | | r saat BD our det Oo | mot ie, it must at beast be of a criminua of the week but was «alee “ertenda’ when |¢— showed « | GREE | cce'*s 228. Cividend cetutremence me abort and three Sionihe | TRY EXCHANGE. March S8--@& Lowe |; DoSPLANT—Fieciéa. $3 to $425 per) eise a “tee eee ee ae: SS ae ee ee —* Against the effort of Archbald’s ce PXttemely weak tn t twe davs 2 been inclin« ol bie ead . s 22 farmers and cou oe: oe ie mts eee! ie our cunt abuses tee : > Se at | of the trial] for the House. among ' 00 ance mate |: : as settied on the market : ‘ork Coffee _.o0be sual cuore va moer_ Sz te $250 vex | ie a, Soe ‘at 3 TICAG™.. Marct 20 Pumnsean- es | isan 36 7 - BJoco W. Davis. brought te bear a : ‘ ea — ——_— - _ ~~ fh oy e e Bt of authority. T was shown t2 oar to a. sieht rt -: , , : ’ = . ; —— . — - : » = “7 . a ; a “> ; . a —~ : . = = : 7 ws } " _——— ee we Ee 5 ee. wenntc® | come = ) ‘ °rar ing — . — ;R2 Lead ‘ast gueted at S455 *% 39 + } Sas rysee , " m= Of tne only NEW TORK. March 26 —Po low ng av , . _ — a? = ¢ demmar +» —— that terdar’s FPridars aen@ a week ice cue *“ . . : . . = = hier : ER eye ~ a : 24 Diss 5 | ' ; mane : * ——_- oa So > 7 " . ° 3 2S tetieus om the P™reigr excbanpee markets . — Zinc .-a! pte ; » a ~ - “x 4s x ve. = , . = ee 2 the cases ‘at | ted the re- © Tom: Ta + ‘ D SQvABs—1 one ' 42 toms 1 Ss . aq = ry ext Sc. stands ~~ | e . Hampshire (1804) and of Judge caren | : ee — LSet = 7 tal : i 23a =. | od Bum>>reys of Tennessee (1962)—+) 43% . ~ =~ é ; ? vs T : : 6 work -yues and there was alge # Mant was found guiltr of effeases 2 = good-ooking °- f —ainere a@bic under common law or agar Fi Great Britatn— Demand ? CadDies Cer. @ Gare 2 atid ih ' 4 2 : w . = r. Ma : oy 2 2 | ;“Mon= he authorities cited was pne - " Boleeime quetations = cen: , oad ae fs Pran ee ’ , wa sanae= sis + yz Sa lm ' ONEGN &F — ™ . LNs ; ; st " . ° . " - ‘ " : . 4 oe. — z ~— ‘0 e , >i > r + Le on : ) nual mi and ingliish Eacrelopedia of aw. (iS laid down that the impeschmest ~~ CU tilit ie« Purchased : e: ; ; toe —— . ' ' P a otemeeall . ~ vz J ES =o: a lage ;AS — a wu. ~ LINSEED WL—feesertane . a 7 ? ™ = a s new SL per ~~... OX . eine Co. mS Sotn : ri Sc. 8. g ARSLE : ry. 2 S to S$ at «i gase: & gase- F 9886- 6 Se: & Ele Ee 227: 2 meanors” is te be taken. set i= & jan mnie iinet | ent. cha ; ear _RETS z Ee —_ : : mene =—tis — PT? r Mar-h 28 —2 p | 6.08 fer fn ee me acd is to be interpreted im the By ; ~ oe ' hee | | 4 23 rio ; bas, = . sbillire my : a mee ; Seven en ~“Men'ary usage: that in this semuse ror Acc ucsa) Et = Dot only crimes for whieh am 1 See Preceding Page Met Tar be brought, but grave politic ' | ma‘admintstratio ‘Mproprieties, by Judges and bi oo State altheagh such offens Of a character to render the offend “© an indictmest either aft comme CROMWELL APARTMENTS SS-464-66-45.7O-T> ( abarne Avenue, St. Leak. Me. a : . First Mortgage _ WZ Real Estate petsiesitecerst rear before oe Revaluation of German Bonds ore 6 2% Bonds ork Stock maentii tee York Curb M | Mart Price 100 and Interest, to Net 6"; °, 7 inp ee Paper ' Se 41.75 The Norfolk & Western earned already revelwated at certain ; y. Undesetrial — * $12.85 a share om the commen stock Som and an eé@itional Ipected. 4 Bonds at 100 each, due 1935 , 20 Bonds at $500 each. due 1935 tow tot Cla ee ae ideas 4 Bonds at $1000 each, due 1935 Direct Wires to All Principal Markets | Wa im-Platt & Co., Inc. | ie epee oe dete *9 214-18 N. Fourth St. Kennedy .- = 4 ood RE om, 5. SR ge se pers . St. Louis Tess . thet RPORAANIZFE Of <V¥TEWATITE Orr B—r w TeR)—<alrs ORGANTZATION EA\PERT , Capttal §$548.ce C20 GuESehe mane. Telsgheme: Olive 150 Suite 204 Merchants Laciede Bidg. . Olive 4877 St. Louis, Mo.

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DEST BUTCHER HOGS UtF 400 FOR Cx MPARATIVE RECEIPTS, | Last W eek, 558 o6. oe 4 4274 at. Prev, Ww eck. > 212 18 ; 60.4356 1 ara! nm ruled of mete low "SS mf tha 8; eee ve Not hen \2ae | com bv! n ea ng 805 Fleer droves ref! ine on the ele Tr ajT) vy - and the — a orove of DY » , Re, - ar | Oklahon = ’ a ht steers and heifer’ = v0c in an activ 1] up to $) e ‘ksa $5't0 ‘$0.50, Cc , -s about st - ws Lod © ay one canners S24 * from %4 bo $5.25 bolognas . . lMakKing 3: ' lave of lard alight Che _ : jate buik ® $12.5 ~0 at the clos at oe Receipts Light, © ® in bo . the a —. o | Previous hes : Light na . market Curing ) of 56.603 | per Ou total ane 169 . Close, | YC4r 2fo 160% i a ae 1594 No $1.56: | lop of | Brewin ms i head for the o'fer 7600 0: Dn ing Thurede With parry Nera and bee . : n ulchers ; latter part of the ; han ~a hoge eelliing et butchers as «4 reeult of ' nae ion Closing sales on Cc 1a show a drop of 0 last Saturdey, bulk of he oftesian 190 pounds and over selling around 13 to $1360. Sharper losses are recorded ihe Lehter averages with the ofter from 160 to 180 pounds show ng a drop $U0c to 50c Saiee of these weights from $13.25 to $13.50 The market on the whole shows e loss around 50c from a week ago. all ry hearing in the decline. There was erous quota of this stu?? offered tor and the demand was limited ~ all ti Rert strong weight re Sty oes f 150 pounds closed at 5 to ly. medium weight & “trom ._* unde c hanging hande at $11 Rue | Prt es on the l.ghter kinds end ae ~ ©) | were very uneven. Offerings under po when seuitable for poses were wold around $1 ‘kinds rangi: 12 downward instances. be See iT « t2 he pres nh UurmM to : non re | to the Tmontha t it ced it- [Pot ce- m7 i and will he foreign * ae “hey TD aito ie were 2 cvber ne st +ocae - uri As - 12 4 "$10.50 i 31 5O ‘were oh on the different classes the week are as follows: oe . | 120 pounds a 4 over at $13.50 te to 180, and ppers 160 $12 Strong $12.75 to $13: 225 tw 50, 130 to jl. +0 nou oa weiehta 110 to ls ~ pounds, $11 to « nad gtockera. 6 $12.50 to $12.6 to ‘$11. 50 lamb Prices Lowes. Reoenpite ef sheep and lambe tone | Week modest in volume, Ge supply |beine barely enough te give 2 ihe market The ewer Fy —F of the arrivaisa were on ing. total for siz a s ary AK, marketa showed a Wta ~y 4 for the week again vious week and 192 to Tie | ” ~ et 875 _ - 8, R. Sa sare ushered fernished & week « Nebraska to bear and put the merks on @ 2bec to 50 er basia for the week. ng chotce Colormde lambe wes $15 BO lambe #oid thie week et _: 7b to $i 2 showing Geclines ebout ine with wooled offerings Sheep — to « basie throughout yr os down werd to welnersr were nete at | TWo-year-o! ide at ;| lambs close quotabie at $15 to cium to good grades at rain to medium at $11 downward to $3. Good te chotce .| ewes at $9.50 to $10.25. S$? to $2.50 and plain su Choppers and bucks 55 $3 to $4.50. $2.50 canners at c om, mon goat 4. $1 » BS Horses and Mules. Horse and mule receipts were of ¢ : macked | Paatlively ligh: volume and the horse f gacken Ket ruied seady to strong. Mules, ever, «| wed up materia! for the lowed weak to $10 to $15 per vale on comm msion numbered 125. borsee and approximately 400 mules F horses | best demand were chunks alk work «rpers and there wae aléo a fair , Th r good-looking Slemiehed: horses ‘ erinie The Southern trade W ally strong. and littie, jow- } ‘commanded relatively cheap prt mules mone m-priced kinds the beast llers. Arkansas. Tet Sout beast M:seour! coming of supplies Some of the mule also sold fairly general wundtertone in lat ta tod. was lower. New Zouk Sugar. , YORK. March 28.—The rayv ana unchanged touay at paid, with no ee eo guar futures were «6 ve ring amd buying by trade interests. ina’ pricer une changed to May ciosed 2 July. de . } bo The ‘refined sugar mar ke wae OU iet and «6uunehanged at 5 80 te 600 for fine granulated. Refined futuree were nomins For ee See Preceding Page. NEW market Was —) dk th ay for apot uts R _ BRO. & CO. ABLISHED 1877 DS—COTTON-GRAIN MEMBERS tchange New York Curb Market mchange Chicago Board of Trade Shange Chicago Stock Exchange § Merhants’ Exchange office and Sugar Exchange s to All Principal Markets th St. Kennedy Building Tulsa tthe broad iiatute or common law. Bdobn W. Davis, Cl 6 a SOOT A MEE Os . — ras T HREe. “High Crimes and! , Jemeanors’ Are in iew of Constitution — Henses for Which a Federal udge May Be Impeached = “Need Not Be Indictable. By CHARLES G. ROSS, Washington Correspondent Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, investigation 0! of the March 2: HE current the officia acts of Federa) of East St. hment by the House 0o e evidence is found to warrant, bas ed a searching of authorities for tne tiona]) meaning of ° crimes ors.’ that the Constitution Las to say for impeachment is contained sentence, section 4 of article 2. e President, Vice President and a!) officers of the United States shal] be from office on impeachment for and om of. treason, bribery or other and misdemeanors.” ywing the language of directed English nittee to ascertain whetber been guilty of which, tion of the Constitution, are = or misdemeanors requiring the inter- on of the constitutional powers of th» The House, in other words. told the ttee to find out whether Judge Enelfsh be impeached. mason’ and “bribery” hare i meaning But what are phrase “high crimes The question was brougiit Srgved at ijength during the mw Robert W. ef the United States Commerce Court Seas convicted and ousted from office by te} in January, 1913, on evidence br the House This the mosf fof a series of nine impeachment cases by the Senate Judge George W. Englisi ‘ hic Louis. with a view to! f Representat a joh ‘hig! and of the in a ’ hig section, ti investicaiing Judxze in con- hie! } Tris tne the any acis each the and mis- up ni Mais nora. im peach um. Archbald. an associat: hal 1S tions Decided in Judge Archbald’s Case could lan contest of the Archbald part on be im.- indict. they famous detinition for tper side in that © any judicial -in question. their plea for acquittal in larzce Contention that a Judge could not i for offenses that were not High crimes and misdemeanors, i, meant only such offenses as would a Judge liable to punishment under They laid down id proposition that if an offense, in to be impeachable, need not be in- i. it must at least be of a criminal na- Counsel! of Archbalds counse) impeaching power the man- for the House, among whom brought to bear a great was shown that in two impeachment cases 2up to that time had resulted in con- the cases of Judge John Pickering er Hampshire (1804) and of Judge West iphteys of Tennessee (1862)——the de it was found cuilty of offenses not in- ble under common law or any Federal! Meinst the etfort to limit the of the tria! m Of authority. It & the only tute. Os the authorities cited was the Amer 4nd English Encyclopedia of law, where ‘# laid down that the impeachment cases by the Senate “seem to establish that hment i¢ not a mere mode of proce- for the punishment of indictable ; that the phrase “high crimes and hors’ is to be taken, not in its com- ‘law, but in its broader parliamentary » 8nd is to be interpreted in the light of imentary usage in this sense it in- * 20t only crimes for which an indict- may be brought, but grave political of- » ‘SSfruption, maladministration, or of duty involving mora) turpitude, ar- ‘Y and oppressive conduct, and even ‘MProprieties, by Judges and high of- of State. although such offenses be fa Character to render the offender lia- that © an indictment either at common law Under any statute itators on the Constitution Agree - ee Additiona) Weight is added to this inter- h Of the Constitution” continues the t of the encyclopedia of the law, “by inion: of eminent writers oh constitu- and parliamentary law and by the fact me of the most distinguished members Convention that framed it hare thus a it ~. @iine)! "wD as (Continued on Page 3B) the Con- Tucker commentators story on Curtis, Cooley, WEVA RRS = oct WAH ~~, we : ~e SSS a cee eee te - TO ey a ee er er SO I ee er -" — ee wet Peers - a+ Wes ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “¥ MO MOON . . So" . ‘ SON ~ a = — ee — - a eee ST. LOU IS. SU? NDAY VICTOR J. MILLER. BY PAUL Y. ANDERSON. His is simply an attempt an accur- unprejudieced and r: complete of Victor J. Miller Various lawyer, business man, poiitician and ficial, and thus to indicate, be, what could be expected of It is based upon his record, his utlerances, and upon the opinions, both friendly and hostile, of njored ervceptional oppor- reinforced in observa- to give ate, asonabl) piciure lt attempts to revea] him in his Capacities as man, public of- nearly him a> as ipay Mayor. as persons who have ¢ tunities stud: degree by the , » Mie , : Lor ing Dim is come writer's persona! tion Let and acquainiane into [rom a con- us see him in person. » breezes mid-afternoon. fres!} enlLiusiaen. He fu) iver his office in ference, and mor exudes from tvous., s Ol a Good hu- ruddy, headstrong, and the and .smiling. informs rou. policeman and full of lin. is big. talka- 5 5 oOuth ty eocksure tive. impe ing the energy) a horse Hie campaign. he pipe. The Sangster is his natural “has something on” other cuy has “taken Life is a blood to Miller. Pere: all through a purple haze, he dime novel world. gigantic stature villains of inhuman such a world ang mayhap dies. It blooded. strenuous world. doubts or perplenxities. a flection, but “Just a big kid. friends Well. it is an easy definition, too Be- hind the engaging smile is ruthless* purpose, Yast zeal. unquestioned physical no little political sagacitry,. for dissenting opinion that is almost astounding. If it is true that he advocates the ideas of a romantic schoolboy. it is certain that he ad- vocates them with the resourcefulness and force of a man who knows h about. Many credit him with overweening politica! ambition. It said as the White House. Grover Clery Mayor of Buffalo. And Calvin Coolidge— and Dawes! One deems it a shrewd cuess that Rooserelt is his No. is Lincoln. Great Scott! 2 PpOSSeSE- strength of This “is a the Samebody else, An- is exuberantls idiom of the tongu somebody the something. melodrama activity ran tor and thunder iving human hi,y Jf — * LIMsSe il ln a Les peopled with heroes and ineredible valor. baseness guile Ip bleeds. red- br re- and he lives, works, fights primitiv: unclouded worl not of action. is @ of ceaseless; pushing his 5a ' Cary, perhaps. courage, and a contempt is War he far eland ¥ looks as is is there hero. he says, ‘t Came to St. Louis Fifteen Years Ago to Make Fortune ed -_—_— — —— _ — The short ano Miller begin 36 years ago .n Joplin, down in the lead country. One mention of it may suffice. He says he had to lick every miner's simple annals made him wear a white collar. Like boy, like man. He has been doing it ever since. As President of the Police Board, he wore his white collar and demanded that every- body else wear one And -f they didn't he cracked their heads. A newspaper reporter who knew him well then «aid he urged the ideale of an angel with the methods of a thee. He came to St. Louis 15 tice law. He declares now that by he was 31 he had earned enough money to live comfortably the rest of his life without He has made some the chief of whic’ competence at ol 18 profitable in- printing workine. vestments, is i a eoneern \ nol bad Apparentiy he learned ear'y how to charge - | W or , fees. MORN ] NG i. 1925 MARC H 29, tN To Be He leeee J On . Th ek _——_—_—_——._.. INTRODUCING OUR NEXT. PELE PP EL ESSE ' day, ———— + — d Pictures of “Bill” Igoe and Victor Maller, With the High ' Points of Their Public Careers JHE city election on Tuesday, April 7 by common consent will be the hot- test im recent years. The Democrats have not elected a Mayo: in St. Louis since Rolla Wells in 1905. The normal Republican majority in St. Louis is usually assumed to be about 370,000, but tn the last municipal election Keil’s majority over Byrnes was only 9500, while in 1913 Kiel beat Simon but 2200. _ A _ _ them ne and how to induce way. Hyde was his- pal; helped make Hyde Governor: When the Night and Day Bank was looted and wreck:2d, State Finance Commissioner Hughes. a Hvde appointee, ap- \pointed Miller’s law firm as attorneys in the of Victor son in the publie schoo] because bis mother f years age to prac- the time | } Louis: case. The fee was $15,900. With two others, promoted the Guardian Home Savings Trust. a bubble which went the’ wav of similar bubbles. The Supreme Court afterward denounced these trusts as partak- ing of the nature of a lottery. The subserib- paid in approximately $28,000 to the Guardian; the receiver's report shows they will get baek $17,000. Housing trusts of thie character been held and have been prored unsound. Miller’s ecritics say hie where he cannot asked about he ers have illegal, in others When I Guardian Home Savings Trust. he said the subscribers would get back all of their investment ‘‘except what the ra- pacious lawyers get.” There was no mention of the $15.000 fee his own firm took from the pitiful. twice-plunaecred wreckage of the Night and Day Bank The son @# a well-known Was not attracted 1920, Pe evil Sees ve. ++ ir see It - it him the which politician. Miller to politics in St. busy pil ng ne day when he and hands in St. in apparentiy until rhaps he was against t both feet friends Louis up that jump Hvde the primary ner. There competence both Louis in with had campaign rouid fre: few He personallr ruaranteed the worked. as he always works, Hyde’s nomina- ion. It sueceeded, and was followed by elec- tion. was no mon He for expenses. tirelessly, { President of the Police | Board When He Was 31 tled St. Louis learned nine out of the know afterward a star r-old lawyer of whom heard, was president Ther were made speeches w He told soon > i-rea had never Police Board. better. He gathered. that a of 10 new soon to him nerever rrowds them what he in- tended. They heard no wee ions were the in St. irinking pansy, intent prohibition saw no &I voice. Among his following: To enforce run out professional bondsmen; etamp out vice; halt property: break up dives, Police Department. if he did not succeed ambitious. program. it dolence, fear. or kid glove methods. small the. gangsters terrorize the toughs: feuds: stolen and reorzca recover nize in Was Carr) not ing out this through ir- He per- 'sonally led raids upon places suspected of sell- Several of these resulted in whole- including th: arrest of manr the courts promptly released ing liquor. sale arrests. persons whom vhen saw the evidence. if End @wafes fared no better than hotels east of Righteenth street. All and the clanging of a street often and nervously mistaken the arrival of the patrol wagon. Scores taken in raids, and scores were dis- missed br the courts Miller asserts that if tnnocent persons were arrested it was not because he failed dilicent- ly men to exercise proper dis- crimination. That he gave orders arrest persons on suspicion and beat them up, is ad- mitted, but he challenges anrbody to produce ere this ever occurred to anr not a known ¢triminal thes any. the cheap in the from arrest. were haunted of immunity i, the sare feur Car gong was for were the to warn his to instance wh who was an man criminal record For ench chara had an lawyer though he the Constitution definite ters of teeling. and suspended were com- lack tually admitted he vir he Was, in so far as ther cerned. “Gtve "em a good trimmtng whenever and whererer rou see “em,” he directed; and was But or obeyed. what a policeman crudge—and zestfully. to any personal willingly, nay, lovely invitation who in a rive ad « to- he several. nicht. as wel! like’. lees ond tua eh ] tthe rFAyore a | of ile nrce oF “At al! metals slits (Continued on Page 3B.) to come his’ Mille Ty planned, a din-, starve out the‘ the ; W est | matter , i}sued with a detec-. \the war and those who were for lit. Practica] Republican politicians are ex- pecting success on political “form” since admittedly they have a sizeable normal ma- jority, but political form like race track form is subject to overthrow. The Democrats are sanguine of upsetting this form on the public career of their candi- date and on the bitter fight which was made on Miller in the Republican primary. By W. H. JAMES. RITE to Bill a Successful lgoe. results predicated on) this formula probably have had as much as any one thing to do with the progres-' sive political advancement of William L. Igoe, Democratic candidate for Mayor of St. Louis. Since his early days in the St. Louis House cf Delegates and through years of public serv- ice, including four terms in Congress, and a stormy period as chairman of the Missouri State Democratic Committee, Igoe has had a | big, roomy mai! box and no waste basket.) Letters have been his best advisers. The re-( ception and careful consideration of these sug- gestions constitute Igoe’s method of keeping his ear to the ground. \ Igoe is always the lawyer. He to reason from the particular to the general and back again A case in point, as showing receptivity, the legal trend of his mind and his quickness of action in service, one incident in many, may be cited. When Igoe was representing the Eleventh St. District in the National House of Representa- tives a letter from a St. Louis woman reached his office. She was a young mother and sbe éé knows how poth his if Congressman Igoe was too the Government care and feeding wanted to know busy to find had issued-a babies her if on tue out for bulletin of Louis , “MAYOR PEEP ERE SESE! Igoe because it had been set in their minds that he was the man to write to when they wanted service in behalf of their boys in ft camps or in the trenches. The services ren- ccred by this Congressman who liked to re- ceive letters and act upon them, were varied and arduous. He performed them so unstint ingly that he became an idol of the former soldier. Not oniy did he look into every case submitted to bim where he could serve the interests of individual soldiers but lhe was a powerful force in tlie service of the soldier body in general in facilitating the demobiliza- tion and discharge of the men after the armis- tice and in setting the machinery under way for the care of those who had been disabled in the serviee. These activities went far be- yond the demands of his constituency. Igoe’s record for service is talked ot! wherever his pame is mentioned and always with comment on the things which he did for How Igoe Rustled for _ Pamphlets to Distribute ee eee ee — a Now Congressman Igoe was at that time a very busy Man—-a member of the important Judiciary Committee of the House | Igoe found that copies of a pamplhiet on th: care of babies were for distribution. Reasoning from the to reached the conclusion that if young mother in his constitu- of value to all. He was told entitled to 80V near enough for service. ‘ available particular genera! ial © he it would be valuable to one ency it would be that each Congressman was copies for distribution. Not lzgoe’s purpose when he got staried on He scouted around among other Congressmen who didn’t have the pamphilet-sending habit, ond he gathered up 5000 in addition to his own allowance. Then he bad an agent in 5t. Louis clip and mail to him each day the pub-' lished record of births. Each mother named lists received a copy of that bulletin on the care and feeding of babies. The service continued for several months and ended only when the stock of pamphtets was exhausted. Another time a letter from a constituent vave Igoe the tip, which eaused him to dis- tribute 50.000 farm bulletins in a densely pop- vlated St. Louis district where one would nev-, er think of looking for farmers. His quest for the one pamphlet asked for by a consti- tuent with a smal! back yard and a few chick- ens revealed to the service-loving Congressman | that the Department Agriculture had is- many bulletins on cookery, the care anc) testing of food, the making of preserves and) fruit juices and on scores of otner subjects which might be as interesting to city dwellers So he gathered up his own) allowance and ai] he could obtain from fel . - ——™ . ea - - 2 = € Py — —_ — > ° LEPC LE A A ty At OG A ANS it A Re hy Ae ABN OE MS Pee Ss. 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st ND «AY, as MARCH 23 iSSe. a _ aaa ar aa ‘i h P ints in ¢ PUBLICITY AND JUSTICE” bridges, destroying limes of communication, ete. ; : 1g ts - Pesides, an advance into the easily defended countr) . | 3 => : ’ c= . me 7 a . ‘ Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZER Criminal -jastice in America was the subject of a . the Ard toet ten rd , i — a ' ? — "s : r~ =. at at ae . wo ake = — ee lecture delivered at St. Louis University Law School .. .onters ~ —- = ~ es Published by the Puliteer Publishing yonday night by former Gov. Whitman of New York. = 7, nt rti sint mad Sj = | : NS at —_ >" ae ‘ Company, Twelfth Boulevard | | > eignaagenas S Cea pe e by S — | ==: = , a Ss : - _~ " _ ces : who spoke under the auspices of the St. Louis Bar ..,- sree a} ated al =¥3 = —- ' =" : and Olire Street. that, after all, the decision was entirely a military) a gre n jer aioe pe mh — rs conclu as that pu ; —— ; : ey : ebate oes vie 5, oe age - AaageoE ee comet , one, and was reached without consulting the poll; u a ee —} aki) ) fn" : we } . —_— ic emplor skillful lawrers s2CTt! -"§ Service Com: a LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE “"**5*¢ ‘is proce : : the utmost raiue to cities —~- —— about the common-sense simplification of indict = # cape The name and address of the author ard rules of practice. robiem f urban : ; may be possi bie ow f s t ter must accompany erery contribution, Dut a leader, sar. of Mr. Whitman's cc juence and ; " : Bi 2 ace int uch agreements with street i] Y apd bus om request will not be published. Let- pacitr, to lead a direct charge against th it ines. this a name will set = - - > ‘++ es, as oat mencm nr 1h . t 4 + 2 4 ters not exceeding 200 words will receive | Let us take as a casein point the trial at Chey-/ .. 1. weer of cities to d " ° + — eee : . ae r OF Citi . o so ¢ initel preference. 'enne, Wro. This is so ordimary criminal case. The ., : % . > veep nese enabies | Bryan and Fiorida. defendants in this trial either conspired against the . -_ i oT Gorerznmert of che Us ited State : 2 . upon Lueif powrer on ¥ tae caeca of approra! br } 2 - Lepu . - . : —_— 7 a , wii X ai 4 . F.C >. Pr The atts 224 . si = I ees de | Re To the BEditer of the Pos: -Disperch. : . a the Public Service Commission. i: rved on the District of Columbia .. , 4 OCR comment on the irrepressibic 2 mmittee which paspes on 8 Tx | They piotted to plunder the Gerernment of immense . . : —_ ° —_—e a an Sn ‘ W. J. Brvan’s rise to the millionaire | 'F¥ valuable propertr. or ther did not. hey bribed’... .. ; the city of Wash) nomi all i : with the reorganized United Raiflwars and with the! >n. elect: class was quite Pungent. Wil! you alles limes. Undoubtedly Kansas City has the same) a3 me to co a Step further? Has not vio-| the scheme and in order to copceai the corruption of > x ; » i a tio “ol | am Sov eae oe ucl ma m rst wartim ropriation of tt fatten of Mr. Srvran'’s beloved \olstead (the Cabinet officer. Albert B. Fall. ther organized a | a : ’ : oe SS ee a el ad + bee the seed _ £ 4h sin) . wat: “6 wnder the provisions of the act. We beliere that th ' ” , & acainst the censorsoip proevi-+ At _— —* a of the Pros-| corporation. known as the Continental Trading Co ee ae ' nm in the espionage bill. He votec Igoe perity in Florida real estate Even de-; , | eee ’ service at cost system is the best possibie, because it | oft -edbas _ os fore the prohibition amendment Miami, | T208e function was to cress dishonest profits im the - 15.5 the | rid ne the deciaration ef war against noun ia abe & 4 ek 28 ae =>" . : oe +. i! w . i! ; estore ‘ -— _ ‘a Jacksonvilie, Palm Beach and perhaps | robes of legality. such profits to be used in thedegra-: _ ra ri: age hi aan und tria-Hungary, for the sues) from ‘ = - . - pertation properties. gives the city ceatro! of service. ~ , ker bil] and the conference re-; they o few other resorts were popular with a / Gation of Fall, the balance of the swag to be divided ae Be utbor! snishment fer’ bein few millionaires. However. the real amone the organizers of the companr—-ither that and fixes the fares om a cost basis. The people get ’ ema ri ieieeemaaal ‘In oe - > a a a 2 i e X | . . = . . ae - boom whi has -alifort t : , ) : . : | ’ . | moar 4 -eaengglibons ee eee a was the purpose of this mysterious. short-lived cor i | 4 last term he voted for the we-' liter: . : rv oer v ad . Wlia G ‘ zt . ? : .% frage end ’ * . . _s,, a7 7G « . ; 7? . ' - ** hee , - = era. 2 Publicity can present those facts and circumstances by passing this bill jee, i ; erseating of Victor Perge ——- : = ~ ~ . : oe. 0 a, ———e ee ee has put Havana and Tia Juana in totai in Liberty Bomds. was a pitta Cm Th ; : ee ee eae ee oe a. “ ee oe D> the lfteracy test im @ tran: ~* . ‘ : . ’ = : J > = TT. ge » > . . } — o a —_— ’ — “ss = SiN aie = 4 a : "pw ~~? > ~— . ° = : " - =e even arxmnbco t 7 " : 7 : I wt peg Bryan depicts the State's or ndiazna AD ther Member of - = them. as mary hare adrission is in ‘total disregari ciary 4 ip , — r — ~ , on . i a o— ™ - ot »| > : | ns —_ - wetter vention; that he will make a speech ‘is ‘°2¢ jurisdiction of the ceurt at Cherenne Neg — —— : ; : Ca ed Zeemicents reto —— lt e- 7 ~ ~ : —t rae QR — 7 - : : ; ' - ~ t3 : —- _ 2 T pose * prot to Gomimate the Severument tml enter (aD ters int. (he townward morement 0 Mexico. Is the party; that be will demounce the preda- le orger +t , hepe hare not had te be great in | , e voted for 4 measctre tery interests of Wall street; that he wil) @™*™. ‘'BYoked ap ancient legal dev: enfortunateiy , . nec ORNs gaat ea ablicity of campriga ee a recent rears ws sO many farmers found it difficz!t pa — - ow as . plead for the shifting of the tax burden | tout success. called “letters rogatorr” Pub Wee — rae y tarmers found it difficult ” - ae Senators and Rep from the backs of » he common Peo pl icitrT has toric also. . +} Ind > ; : D Pak eves ' = - ~ : . 2 - 3 : to those of the great money barons. Net / -n. nag It is not. however. a cause for alarm Prices fuec- A z | E | only that. b 3) = bola) ~ — - mee UCberennbe (Pai ruled out 3 Som | . evidence = ’ a : legisiation Igre ‘was miy that. he will do R boldly and a at t influence of demand is inevitable Written fer the Pest-Dispate : : -enransie ee ww lai abeoriousiy collected erer ferior trails = “g ww 8 . = é i as @ progressive. He vored renely. What a marvelous thing is :) ’ es oe ’ . -e thar - P Br CLARE McADAMS : ; : cL. ee ‘ - LiviZ =~ re ae *- ¥ : - as . — = ‘ = - . ew © ; ~ Cc QOREQIED ce . : the politica , wet, whic y lke Gerernment!t’- ™ . 4 = z Q a LAS mat 22s eara 4 | ”- %~ : be ai sta a tz a . ic in chia Valls guilty participation rt reflects a prospereus ij . . | ' a al fucts amd he supported ' Thie column is designed & itent Vilsom by champiceuing . ; | =o | — omdition in t rouTt a back-to-thesoil morement Publicity has dome its work and don ell —— Scie 7 —— 7s _~ - % . " 4 8 > ™ ~ ; — " - : s = & eT; i joned farms = . - sirg : - -- of oe . [unter . Ey °rTy conceivable ; cals on the qucations of the day. Im ** SS wich -e por ed favrora- ~ eet * be . my = : ave Sac eae 6 ‘ » | . iol » : 7 : . ra ' . . . —_ . 23) 7 ee a): z a = om" al oo > * Pr: — ; " =e carmoon of March 5. md & - onnrleaeg D roads, plus automobiles, will end the isola- As tt should tes ee — 6 eS SS 2 THE ZEEHOND CASE , B were SS peated” Have heard so many comments! ~~ tities mae (eee ey Of a. of ¢t e } lessen the discontent of rs as if sem , The cost of living is rot 3 - the Dtstrict of Columbia. — . : . . - “+ —s —_— ~~ el >» > : — — i | . rT _—s Fine ” . = = sian : . : 3 ’ . 4 * 7 = om tRls cartoon, “The Driver Sped On.’ , « 2 ot : : - ew ~ _— ~" . . os . * 3 ' ee VJ “ SU “ . ‘ . " ™ - — - - ; Fog" > = 7 om 7 * Pe . Whatecever ve do unto one of these >: iae = — , > ee ) Dp cost of living. And all this is onan ‘ the packers. He twice iptro- than sO ‘ unit's. Well-corganized units “ ed >. lls for the ex’ension of time ever little emes ve do | n rm ee | tains - inGustry | , ms y* IZ i ig Amer! na : i . —— ‘ . ‘ s ; re 5 thet feld. There nerer i with a patroi doa: and brough: the a2 ° 2 -ompletion of **e = Lauts Cao > were pric that \4 =o —_ : . ae anne (nat could not be regulated by (inte pert. The captaiz and crew aaae micipal Bridge. In 1949 he imtre- . wis. ) ~Ompettion. ae this is the fair precesms. (sm court under charges of ¥ . Maced -wo resolutions calling for +n. — « / on = = - i-_ : HE crclome ix a circ! =r) ~ Be . — Ae . * 2 . - b 7 a , nertheast direction. at intervals of a> bag i. | . ———. . | wren ate mo seed tg — fered the decision is said to . " 1329 to abotish the office sot Tive and one-half days, in ecerd wt) os time i waste | , > = a‘ re An. Sar: a3 eee as coe -wiieen " me vn ase a Me 4 Drand-new pot of departure ‘ Sf Pox ~aster-General and replace ofc - aT : -* : ‘ & - - -~ VI a ~ the egq 1 ; * } ae on a ~ sa : Gitor, genpera..! Peaking : aT ente! of hunger pertodically will tempt the bulg- eign a as thee er cee - a 7 Igce's earty training Stted him enfo —_— . . ‘. = - + : ; . al we --* ~- ae >, -_—- . -e- 7 ~— le te tn . : meee a : ==; oice the thought of the average Sts Whether i ing warehouses to disgorge Sr the relaxin . “3 of . ef service His first job was as an res left. as a left-hand screw > i aye tase I hoe gt atom s* Se a is on the high seas. a : ‘@ppre- srarian at the Mercan- °> high from the Northwest. whi - Hip AND THE MOVIES. = Mg 2 cea para eat se a a al sere diction of the United States ext . , oo Levis He nad at- MU SoU oe te on? Sern ful ’ ce of a farmers organizacics tan 's 7 =o = * ni thees: : — eal. Monae . e tamce of 13 mil from : . ar rm t the circling air of th ., te ] | ‘ nth — a Ya ee . - , ext mies © miles * . > : ; z a ee | , a | : —— : 4 return te the old-time compe Ties («+5 pBloxs =. ot , nd after entering Central Le clome om its eastern sector. the angle c! rts — a ot ie e the —_ | é a = ale oak ae : why could we not put our patrall hool he found tt sec . contact being acute. a whirlwind is very! — Po _— : Ca i es reator's 2 , | callings will bring cur country back te way from the Bahamas and sua | a Pa pier : : is ver) “~—e —T ee TT) inst ata = af nermal: nothing else will do R. Where ru sont 7 a Soto vork. There was no easy ass : gts re they get tairly tes Meh «> attuence for this son of 7 - likely to even uate, and wher of nm : 3 — = | ; fa 7 . , epred | ~, ld —— — Of Bis thi it rule is leading us. erery © wil : ; — hecomes a tornado : . > . oo ° a .- ~- 2 ‘ ~~ eS ’ That 2 series of decisions of this, v 3 parerts whose home at be ' Ms theory was $ striking? lemon-{ 7242 feels 1 2 | hmicalitr. 1 e an . Inusement . ~ 9 int : a ae ts beund soenmer or later to bring oa The -. ott te —. sais trated " om \ | we . ee , r DEBERTSHAUSER. . a a ; ne of bis birth in 1979 was a ~~ strat in @ historic ternado | ) - the” om — , a > om 2 . - “ can courts trto conflict with tie | te nt house at Broadwas and @™ Por >» hour tor , WP : ond sag ——s on} c trammeled , ~ ; : pare tRam anh bowr a stor m nis = caaiiemdt “tm | ee | gp : rr; = . — -— as . . - ~ bs . ~_— a i - _ - % it eae * . . i - bd a ; - — . — —— = a ne orm bere om ~~ nee =_— ; ; = a . : FOG ‘ ae - “ eim ints contact with itee!?. : r nn he fugitive captains of industry—! - See ete - ; : ent another job “4 : BM ly am 7 me ~who wanted service ané@ de- o* 7 . J : but ; nd Stewart— fellow them *o ‘the . : . - 4 . - oy aes - 7‘ “ “: turcped . hi. x —— = —o = F the — — = = se valve tn and of itself. Mere people min es : 7 a * Sear . Te » _ : + : : : " : - Ee e ies or of the Post-Daspet-1 That is where the average man -* . , — , + ; : . ; ae . foe by . use it than pret by it. to whatev: Tr class ATGTST vos w ING « Sditerial in th “ TS) ae atte eecyg perce ae ay , 7 | x : : | : ry ;, ne ¢ on - *- an ae & « * eae ia : - . oO om > - ad . - z “= €3 Tt I “a . timenished lawvers and publi: i PS : ; PRI" OM ag her belong. cae 4 the tag of - From the Breekiyn Eagle. vie . ‘h ~ ‘iene liao . + ' ‘ : ~—s" iJ ~; ? th = o>, 4 ~ - Cc _ , TAL b. where 7 o- Soc la ist pas ‘y Ov Whitman ac edu “ationa i. , : ined ; . . 7 ‘ . ~j2 it es : : i> pa 7 ‘ ‘ . . . : |» Se. : 4 - . = has heer. ial 1 ss od : vasu.y accentuated oY che : . *T se were B80 ehowrs aet party. also of the Proecress- . ' — — _—_— ifisare m@, anc siways smc napemenets of moders civilisation Paul , =w bourses and hard working or living cemdi- “mpire was bor@ in Versailles Pala . The diminutive figures of the bank cma -_ - os thems for labor. The Progressive party | ” p20 ™ the «cree ches . - seem to swarm over the money bags Uke ts seeking to remedy those conditions| ramphal march (ageugh conquered territory : Dee ‘ ee a anew’ shew | | so many rats over a stinking buna of fat. - . , in use [ Was ciry ed yeCE — - ( PE es i (for the sake of meral. physical and so-'| * result. Many Germgme still refuse to | s thas i ey pat | ase. to quote tues: ft was a touch of modesty theugh that cial wejfare) of the toilers. the Allies won the War The ides seal im from labeling the bread ceam of But the Socialist party is met comstruc- ‘hat the failure ff carry the «ar = , : =F SOU: Diease the audtences ) ght re : ‘ uc~ 4 | ) G ed tr meth: - » 2 ; meee _— | 3 ieht.” tive, Dut rather destructive and obetru iusion hae compilicated poet-«ar o eth prettr bad The Nara. SE S-archiigh mad ; tive, for its princtples are o batter x 5 mis : 244 a -_ ! ‘rating rays inte the ¢ark corners down the gates of the capitalists and to hile admitting the truth of the latter 4 len = ) ; | —— —— Sas. ood s | ADMIRER. dest rey en Ta entiretr so that Se. (en. Sir r merle rick Vaur‘ re eriting . | | : , . sie Tira *TDert something “prettr ' here s ‘ claiism wii! ph and live Ner so pendent. pointe out that omt!iiter ne , mberant Prosecuting Atterney Schweitzer, cho is rr T , ' oe om 2’ e . co z y with La Follette and the Progressive . spohsibie for the bail allied Not recommended | aii -— ping to s®fure a more crastic penalty fer tre ieee hildtren” aed “Te . Ewe ’ ! : - . pe eS | ieecing bad checks. says $750.000 of ted rm a @ NOY. TL. Am advance inte nem r ee. ee, | zs in groan | checks are issued annually in St. Loui. If ; , _ CT mores . “OmMmes es “ OF ivy ee a ' “ ; .* P ag eur writtes Constitution, “Stered most diffientt fey noes 4 “@ Motion picture prodz : (hat ie ee. the Millien Population Club cag oT a isOA i . ." . . fer Managers will hare only themse! “ Da: a. / eve ampthing to worsy about. There are S14 . 7 — = «— erTaze Wan teeis cvuncerez rz >. ; -— ohn ~ > > an & | Se ee TSS - ~~ eo ee : : ments nw the cour Sen. these Dict Ll res— from ery = .Tes—iTOm 88 artistic standpoint-— -“e2'TT) ot a -- \% i — -« it 7h > o Z . heater management : e° | aap : it Hi b : crTrerisizag af this particular oe slits “ee : pra! med [. os vpati | fi ea A PROURESSIV L. Thich the Germas avered | _ ime Sut oF people all ower the country leckize fer 4 piace where they can pass bad checks.

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si NDAY, ; MARCH 29 1320 a oS oe oe ee, ed Duy POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED | Centinued from Page 1B. ment to prevent wars. moe the debate Igoe’s views undergone some modification Denese he says, it has been shown be {mpossibie to bring all nations per in support of the league's) iples. And it is his belief that League of Nations issue should! Delegates. mo part in the Mayoralty mentarian, too, and peace through arbitrat 7) aV ile ii was Igoe’s aversion to war that used him to be so active in as- ine its horrors for those who sheen drawn into it and for families. This service ac- sts for a personal following the » as few candidates have ever Throughout his four terms in the mse of Representatives from 17. 1913 to March 4, 1921 was known to his colleagues | age in voting a “personal service Congress- | n* because of his constant close sch with his constituents and his vity in meeting their wishes Atthe beginning of the second jon of the Sixty-third Congress, figh Points in Career Of William L. Igoe , * 5 Democratic Club. After living In| ‘that ward only two years he was ‘elected as its representauve in 'st. Louis House of Delegates 12 1/1809. In his three years of service | the . 77 there he was the minority /eacer. His wbility as a lawyer won quick recognit He was a good parlia- r itp Republican when «At new C3. discussed ispeech f in the Mur the muni proposition voters io 1 ? * * . = . on that proposition on tne ground that _* . y | inne essary expense, “us . mer ' TyY ‘Ag? did not oppose the bridge project. ’ 7 ry) sy ,? He showed the sam‘ sort ot ne against the United Railways compromise bil] in 1910 * iu abe VW A, TiiVGi ’ rehed when they yrere not in Britieh ware pened up to SD tin bene ‘ad ters—uniess Britain was able to prove a a ian. ere mC more than that it he owned the ocean. Britain doughtily um ight him in: : 2 ot ' um into contact with rtook to establish her e@aim that & Be wh ‘ ' ; . © Wanted service and de- annia rules the waves, but the evidence oped in him thar imstinct for irned out to be insufficient. le ag ane aga Lp 9 7 which has always remainea ——— eth him Just logan AUGUST VON WASSERMAN. ie seen n ay eager . "il {BROS lias fen, ATici om the Brooklyn Eagle. iis in the minds of thousands © two great German bacteriologists @ : Reed of service so in that early world owes most of what hag been ac age tS predecessor “ask Bill’ fomplished in centuries for the minimiasa—y. | ‘tre was occasion to rum- ® through the lv ’ h shelves an ; of the social-disease scourge wit Mies of the His first job was as an Mtice librarian at the Mercan- Library in St. Louis. He nad at- 4 ” -—@* A 7 library to find ia pad been bad enough through all the k or Pamphiet called for bv a’ Hut vastly accentuated by the conditic - holder. There were no ehowa® of modern civilization. Paul Ehriich d Gances for young Bill when he im 1915. five years after he had discover@ege™?P eted bis day's work at the li- he specific of which arseno-benzo] was t™% rY. ) inciple, his “606” or salvaraan. * * ° A = he enrolied in Phe Washing- st von Wasserman, Ebriich’s pupil, fo / = University Law School he was he Wasserman, reaction, the Wasser aitted to &rrange hie nours of jood test, a never-failing indication of CPRRE™Ployment go tha: he micht take Kistence of the bacilli of the same GiIPCRREEE™ lew lectures bus he worked in any human being young or old. é 7 etime, In his final law exam- The death of| Dr. Wasserman at the =n in 1902 he ra: ked second ne Pof 59. in Berlin, is certaintly a grave joss ™ of 50 f ! r he human race. In the study of cell co Ib ‘his Youthful nerind of ruction, germ isolation and antitoxins ®© Rudy Igoe's prince! al had few peers in the world. He was "88 Soccer foothall O'de- ine a cancer cure and more than 8 cor me @f this strenuous came Years ago had been able to report that ag" that he was a good Laas A 4 found a chemical combination be? interest ir, politics and esi. worked perfect!y in the case of mice ! i began in boyhood. He was Mlated with cancer. Ever since then he nas old Snough to . nie mn 1896 been «striving to adapt this to the penne he could. ae @ystern and hase only been able to a progress. His latest achievement was very Of an absolute test for “latent & sai lin five tuberculosis.” The ba cteriologist | im a First Ward polling lor the good of al! mankind. His : a few vears later he was one might suy, is a perfect antitey f the Twentieth Ward Chauviniem. Dr. Koch, ¢ Dr. Ehrli Dr. Wasserman were all world . tin Ai . He studied law at night Ae work recrea- anc lid Carry a - 9 ; : parades in mpeaditures of Senators and Rep-'| The MI RRO R 0 ior legislation Ygoe wail! bteotl , vember ©@ ion he defeated his opponent, Theron luraiity @f about i¢ ater lit again won the a , " ia lation over Gi] and at the tion had a plurality of 2000 over A. Hamilton, now a Judge e St. Louis Circuit Court. At the end of his second term Igoe returned home with the an- nouncement that he would retire from office and practice law, Again being swamped with protests against his decision to retire he was literally drafted into service in terms so unmistakable that was no possigiility for evasion won the nomination from Jam Dee and at the e¢ we. 2 Barté, of 6000. In the following two years of his Congrese Igoe's popular- increased. k’rom the en- : : +? ; re ~* sia ‘ = | = ; ij been active e welfar Qn inthe camps and overseas is Dres- tice also had been greatiy increased Dy Nis service on the | cCiary Committee which some of the most im time measures in 1918 Igoe wished t; , DU "mn almost unpreces ’ ion in the House of | cannot imagine him indulging in | hit made it cicar that he | 5 ' | Pp and judicial. In repose he gives | condition caused him to change his! Police Board he began mind. The Republicans in the/struction ofe personal pglitical or- Eleventh District had grown tired! ganization. of Republican against him. Igoe is a scholar by natural bent ariy austerity. There remains. however, a sort of reserve. One | demagoguery or windmil! Oratory. | told ntal processes have a legal) and he likes to weigh | When making publi seldom uses a gesture. he time he stands erect ps of s fingers in his 1} lle is as saving of promises as of gestures. Thus far ir the mayoralty campaign his edges have been couched. in the most genera] terms. Boiled down ' to their essentials they are that if he is elected he will do all in his power to give St. Louis an honest. efficient and economical] city gOv- ernment and serve all the people _ >) KF » & 7 - regardiess of rtyv. The mail car- l | discovered ’ , ity i world. lll be a busy man he reade. the con-|in 10 years,”” he laughed. you've missed ‘Babbitt’ and ‘Main Street’ and ‘Jurgen’.”’ Court Judges who would make it equally hard on speeders and va- grants. But one wondered what he really was thinking about. about a new As the practical * putting up candidates for Igoe|ticians say, he “played the church | 50. DOW! over. So this time they| game.” Burly, thick-fisted, hairy-!read ‘Babbitt.’ and held no primary and named no/ chested, heil-raising 3 candidate. They just made it unan-| began to make hi mous and let him go back tolaid societies and missionary socie-| Washington. Supporters of Igoe |ties and mothers’ point to this as the best evidence his everyday , that his wartime vervice had been Miller-made world, Miller | put why the hen where everybody wears white col- with that bunk? leaving |take two months safely |sometimes, I could write a novel ; locked in the privacy of his office.|that would make those birds look ; nonpartisan. It had made for him| He was even then, no doubt, run-| |§0 many friends in all parties that ning for Governor. it would have been futile to pit a The should I bother Ss speeches before | Li if I id Asten, i cou ‘THE MEANING OF “HIGH CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS.” ee Continued from Page 1B. I've had some experi- \it—he doesn't lack confidence. to receive the primary, ried St. Louis, who has had human ‘contacts! *t4rted in the State outside, mourkh ¢ ae a . enougn to temper the usual schol- | tory too recent |Watson and Foster were quoted by |Davis and his colleagues in sup- ‘port of this interpretation. Cooley wrote in his Principles of| | Constitutiona] law: which the President or any oth- be impeached are) any such as are in the opinion of the House deserving of punishment They are not) | necessarily offenses under the gen- einile, behind the exuberant flow of brain that was his candidacy for the thinking about something else en- which he now part of one unbroken campaign. He me that more than 1700 speeches. Think of when Poe was asked by a publisher to write word story, are there +} | Miller well, said: what he will do after he gets into the Mayors office, if he gets in. havent the slightest doubt that he has a complete plan all ready. it. 1700' Once iat magy words!”’ ne writer tried his best to find Out just why In his work on the Constitutional History of the United States, Curtis “But a cause for removal | from office may exist where no of- _fense against positive laws has been committed, as where the individual }has from immorality or imbecility l any other Hving soul what! | When he gets in, if he does. | Me will spring his plan, and after will turn around with innocent smile, amazement that anybody should be | Mayor. Obviously, not for the sal-| ary. Behind all his spectacular and vigorous plan: his busy web of counter devices, counter attacks, nothing stratagems, plots, ' blowsy. tepid } . ' y r he City Marshal's of- ‘a desire to - about the Mayor having power to) ncidentally ask Milley iy, f asked Mille, |authorize an impeachment for any “omer? hi : ah i j ; jsomething about official misconduct. appointing City ‘cases of impeachment which have | managers in previous impeachmen' hitherto been tried, no one of the charges has rested upon any statut- same point. Typical of these was able misdemeanors.” the following conclusion by Man i ST.LOUIS POSI-DISPATCH 3B trials were quoted to prove the (,00d Behavior During Term. ager Paimer in the Swayne ini- The same work drawsa clear dis-| peachment trial of 1904-5: “The 'tinction between the term “‘misde- House has the right to impeach ane |meanors” in its common law sense!the Senate to try a judicial offi n ' and the term as used by the Constli- | cer for any misbehavior or ralscen - | tution in relation to impeachments: |quct which evidences his unfitness “A misdemeanor comprehends for the bench without reference to , all indictable offenses which do) jtg indictable quality. All history }not amount to a felony, as perjury,| ali precedent and all text-writers | battery, libels, conspiracies a'-' agree upon this proposition. The tempts and solicitations to commit gjreful consequences attendant ; ; felonies, etc. These seem to b2®! ynon any other theory are mani- |the terms of these definitions at} fest” “The offenses | 'as are embraced within the com-) ments in common-law, but it would he The Archbald Case. strange if a civil officer could be One of the most effective argu- the Archbald case wa* mon law definition of ‘other high) that made by John W. Davis, then impeached for only such offenses crimes and misdemeanors. Synony-|4 Congressman from West Vir- ‘mous with the term ‘misdemeanor ‘nia and a member of the Judi- are the terms ‘misdeed, miscon- ¢jary Committee. teplying »to the duct, misbehavior. fault trans-| eontention that Archbald could not | gression.’ ”’ he ousted save for indictable of- The House managers argued th: fenses, Davis said: since Judges are appointed to le ‘The issue at once narrows itself office ‘during good behavior,’ it! gown to the meaning of the phrase necessarily follows that they may ‘high crimes and misdemeanors . be removed for bad behavior. The): oceurring in Article 2, section 4, of | only way in which they can be re-/| the Capstitution. Every canon of | ' moved ig by impeachment. Judicial! eonstruction which can be applied | or maladministration, become unfit | hag behavior is: not an indictable’ to this clause negatives the position to exercise the office.’ In Watson on the Constitution it |the phrase “high crimes and mis-| (Archbald) assume. Test it by the | “Congress has unhesi- | demeanors’” when applied to im-! eentext. by contemporary interpre- fice to enforce the law, something tetingly adopted the conclusion that | peachment proceedings, manifestly tation. by precedent, by weight of no previous statute is necessary to cannot be restricted to indictable authority, and by that reason offenses. 'which is the life of every law, and offense, therefore, it was argued |! which counsel for the respondent Numerous expressions by House ~~ Gentinued on Nest Pane. is strong Virvorous There ts a tendency to but this has been modi- somewhat hy his campaign activities, Which call for many speeches and long hours of work. | He is about five feet nine inches tall and weighs 190 pounds. In temperament he is unemotional the impression of placidity, but that impression is removed when he speaks. His eyes are blue and his remaining fringe of hair is a very light brown. In his public speeches, even more his conversation, he shows | the effect of his legal training. which causes him to appeal to the minds rather than to the emotions Listening to one of his campaign | epeeches the writer was impressed with the power of this candidate ee re eee ——_—o- conviction to his audience those oratorical flourishes | litical spellhbinderes One senses Igoe's | he makes his eole | nise that if he is} Mayor's office he he people good service bachelor. He lives at * his sister. Mrs. John Introducing Victor Miller, feantinued from Pace If. luties of president of lice Board. Miller staved out night with the homicide squad cleanup squad, the morality squ: or whatever squad was abroad active Hie was at his desk ear'y ‘he next morning He hur crooks all night, six-run end argued lawsuits or sold ance all day. And wherever than eight people assembled given spot, he made a speech. Complaints of arrests without evidence, unprovoked beatings bs the police, of unwarranted raids producing no results excepi to de- stroy credit and drive away custom became so numerous an: ous, and were so seen supported bv the decisio courts, tnat it cam to be said the decrease in private lawlessness was not comparable to the increase in official lawlessness. The question of whether persons entrusted enforcing law should continue break. one law while enforcing other, became a burning ques ee a*a 4 more speeches. long before this his friends had found occasion frequently to de- plore, and his enemies to con- demn, what appeared in Miller to be the most unbridled talent for reckless utterance. A conspicuous example of it was his pu & ler led more raids and ment that most criminals men who had been soldiers is a fact that most criminals are single, able-bodied men, between trs ages of 19 and 45, and of course, with the draft in opera- tion, most men of those specifica- ti were in the army: having no choice in the matter This expla- nation apparentiy escaped Miller entirely: he proceeded to expound the theory that the handling of firearms and the cheapening of human life in the war had led to this thing which he had observed, namely, that most criminals were former soldiers. So, for that mat- ter, were most professional! bicycle riders. It is a characteristic of the man of action often to mistake mere sequence for cause and ef- fect. Then came the Soldan On the night of March 92, 1922 in the course of a casual epeech Miller declared that he had good authority for believing that there existed among the gir! stddents of Soldan High School a club in which the qualification for mem- hership was admitted immoralits and that he knew such a club ex isted among the boy students. The resulting explosion has not been forgotten As clamor reached 32 tremendous pitch. a committee of parents was organized to investi- rate, and Miller was called upon to produce proof of his charge. A eonference between Miller and ths committee was held fter which =? ed to substantiate nat question a4 ser? ed primary, when I carried every | scnooi Gis- oKer! Wee} Miller's strongest support- rmer Sheriff ce of Alder- bviously sel- the Govern- | decency hness of whose motives | question. The Governor | ile his old love cooled, | vy he demoted Miller toa mbership on the board, | had refused voluntarily to | ter a year of discord and by the new president, ler was re- Those who were in best posi- nto see Miller's work in the Po- ce Department say he was better nformed about actual conditions in | department, and had more per- | 1 knowledge of crime and) iminals, than any man who has in the board for a generation. few understand is that the nent itself is a Vast secret with a marvelous “grape- vine” telegraph, and cliques leaders invisible to the public. I* ’ must be remembered that most men | in the department hope to be there until death or retirement; many of hem have been there 10 to 20 ’ hey know the ropes. A Police Commissioner is a civilian. here today ani gone tomorrow Candid men who have held the of- fice admit they never got more than the faintes: idea of what was going | on. Some of them say that Miller cracked this shell, that he got in- | side, that he saw the secret springs. | and handied the invisible levers. | It has been declared by those in to know that if his ty to restrain | his capacity to take ad- 1d his caution in act and ut- re} had been equal to his force, courage and information. his police administration would have been an unprecendented success in- endin in ignominious| He simply couldn't seen get his various talents working & together T} eTe Was confus on dis- cord and a lack of equilibriun the man himself. Ile was a : and no balance Just as soon as he was out ef the, Theres Toasted Cocoanu Su a Ny ~ < “What Is That Tempting Flavor” Small wonder if you do not recognize the delightful, elusive flavor in the coating of Sungold Chocolates. You have never before tasted a coating of delicately toasted cocoanut blended with pure chocolate. Hand dipped in this thick, rich coating, are delicious centers of nougats, caramels, butter chips, marsh- mallows and true fruit-flavored creams. Never was there a boxful of morsels more tempting. For your convenience, Sungold Chocolates are sold by your “naborhood” druggist and confectioner. Sungolds are not packed in an elaborate and costly box. Instead, the value is moulded into the choco- lates themselves. Ask for Sungold Chocolates, packed in the black and One dollar the pound. BLANKE-WENNEKER CANDY COMPANY Saint Louis, Missouri ngol Chocolate A

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——— . ER Py ET ee uA aie « 4 3 sere: 4 TR Ser 8s aaa aaa 9 . - ; : *. ' —- SE = ~ eas -_ — WR ye The Daily POST-DISPATCH = aw = alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH POWER LAWN MOWER === Two-Day SALE oF FURNITURE | ee, | 6,7and8This Section — (i ; . . . . ADT ~~ An Event Lasting From 9 A.M. Monday to 5:30 P.M. Tuesday—Two Days Crowded With Attractive Saving Opportunities \sanvenpnnnnanannansenses! TITTTTTTIT TIL ee ene pjvecanancunanensé : In every way “co nes Ad pentane 2 io make = an occasion of foremost importance to those planning new homes, or adding new touches to their dwellings for the Spring season. Pract Ae wb ipa And a ilure can be filled from the immense assortments presented on thése two days—here are some of the items—enough to reveal the remarkable nature 0 gS. «nd there are many offerings not advertised. You may purchase on the deferred payment plan if desired zle Stamps xcellent Offering of | °° . , -_—— . ee . | $500 Dining Suites — , sian $300 Dining Suites .- chines sh sae ED 4 Two-Day sa. ZA Very Convenient Budget | Solid walnut Suites in dull-rubbed Huguenot finish—new and 7 d Balance highly favored. 68-inch buffet, china _ ree ae table aarti soundly constructed Suites of walnut finish—end #5 that extends to § feet, serving table, five Chairs and an arm- n a@ new and favored design. Include 66-inch buffet, chine style—and splendidly built cabinet, serving table, oblong table that extends to 8 feet, five chairs and an armchair. Surprisingly offered in view of its worth. $600 Dining Suites e Pontes sae OH 4 Every exterior part of these 10-plece Suites ts all walnut—tn @ richly toned finish that greatly adds to the beauty of the if design. Drawer linings are genuine mahogany. 72-inch buffet, china cabinet, oblong and serving tables and five chairs agd an armchair. $350 Bedroom Suites: In This $ a Two-Day Sale. | | Furniture of the graceful beauty and convenient arrangement ) that assures a pleasing and comfortable bedroom. Four pleces | —with burl figured walnut tops and fronts. Bow-end bed, ' — ee ee ee - — chair. A handsome, dignified throughout. $975 Dining Suites | 7 In This hs Two-Day Sale A stately Suite for a dining room of aristocrafte atmosphere. Ten pieces—solid walnut, and beautiful in every detail. 758- inch buffet, china cabinet, &-ft. extension table, serving table and five chairs and an armchair. Chair seats are of deep red mohair. $450 Dining Suites In This » ~ Two-Day Sale. Walnut Suites with beautifully figured burl walnut fronts— built in a massive style that combines strength and distinction. Included are 72-inch buffet, china cabinet, oblong table, eerv- ing table, 5 chairs and an armchair. Nine Pieces of this Sulite.......... $295 Singer, New orwood de variety 01 feed by t! =) A 450 | a aa meee, 9 Value. — | am 3} 12 $75 35 5 4 a Two living-room pieces— Suites for living room or sun | Value. pny Value., | 2 SMEEE: with coud mahoceny despa, | chair anf rocker: fun beck | Comventont Sete thet will | A seul attenetion Semmese a i ee SE et — a - OO surfaces. Cushions of fine | holstery. q We do not hesitate to say that this is one of the most remarkable furniture buying opportunities that with dull rubbed walnut fin- | —solid walnut througheut, sown. M has been presented in St. Louis in a long time. If you’ve been longing for a new Suite for your dining ish. Tapestry seated. +1 ; j ] room, note how urgently important are these savings—and see this group Monday. Suites in which every ‘ Mohair Suites Onalr Suites exterior part is genuine wal: t. with solid mahogany drawer work and 1-inch dustproofing. Hand carv- | Lord Clyde Chairs Sewing Tables A} $ $400 $ ing and beautiful overlays ii:.:ease the distinction of the design—and painstaking workmanship insures | d| a) |! $500 DOH Ds 50 $5 $ 75 | 1¢ house—ranging Se SR See : $800 Imported Tapestry Davenport. $395.00 | ¢41 50 Fiber Settee, gray or brown ....$16.75 Value. ome ee 0 | V floral stripes. Limited quan- eens chetr—in fave Pudte | coments Cee Be al $144 Kidney Shaped nn 3 Ge $37.50 iber Tabl finish $8.50 | | ble | : rad | port, chair and wing chai: , $23.50 Fiber Table, gray finish ........ Sie ceaemnntn tint cant : | Style: bases pleasingly carv- upholstered in handsome Jac- $350 Linen Frieze Love Seat ee eee $110.00 $80 Mohair Rocker $34.50 ) homes, these Day-Beds are Strongly bullt table with | at see, "meade Bone eh ne oy asiy ae $175 Hand-Loomed Tapestry Chair... . $69.50 ; See Rae Ce a | immeasurably convenient and Ne okaaeere top { Dec rative Papers | ible cushions and two extra | we cteoed y mahogany 1:01: $198 Needle-Point Tapestry Chair. a $68.50 | $80 Mohair Chair eae ee ee eeeesees . $34.50 | pod et aa R cen athe mo maple. Base finished in twee e- Special, Roll | Pa backs. : | $288 High-Backed Wool Tapestry Chair. | $80 Po Chair . aerate icannciah iets a | po hg begs meame® coamel. 4 very desirabie D- in] j yites I ie as ces ee ewaaes $110.00 $55 ogany High Boy.............. | i Ic ] ‘f pr po | Bedfoom S ~ ey cw wes $59.00 $60 Walnut Twin Beds ........-......$19.75 Sealy Mattresses k Tables ~ | iC } ss00 $ $219 > ] 7 Q:90 $24.00 Mahogany Tilt-top Table... $12.50 $85 Walnut Chifforette............... $32.50 a 95 | Boo | SRE Foe Value. Value. EE $340 Handmade Library Table ....... $165.00 | $53 Italian Wall Cabinet ............. $22.50 Velee. 142 - $7.00 $2.75 . fre, blue and yellow offer a ee $300 Mohair and Damask Chair...... $110.00 $200 French og om ae jeeowl a PAs: REE toi Value. mate 1« for y ires and rox mn furnish- rived for , Note ieee wong , 0-piece | four large, graceful pieces— $169 Tapestry Wing Chair i $79.50 $126 Mahogany rl ng e omen innate: pr : “a a yo ecpng gi 1 th : : _ | finien—cc'incy wartee chine | vanity Grewer, Fromte-and | 9175 Imported Velour Chairs......... $79.50 | $11.50 Mahogany Desk Chair .........$495 | Comfort and fine workman: | books of tagestoes: wall © Practical Papers i aT he ee and ¢row stiching. Full o | eee one cad brown a Special the Roll | chair. peed peg hacen ee chroughtat. re aero: Sawn * 3 es oeca ay ae 2 : 7 of) a - . > Ti¢ i Pape — fo erie : = al ; teegr 7 - : SiS - =z. FAMOUS ~BARR C may be arranged if desired. With these con- o kiteh- Jlrooms: plain patterns These © onmis with ! . ; venient payment terms there is no reason why a a la you should not take immediate advantage of rereenin with wsoure—in of- ey cna ies We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps der to make poocursic pur- cleaners i ifth Pleer

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6B ST. LOUIS: POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has — CITY Circulation on Lined ors and ene other evening newspaper COMB INED ts ‘ aS a — A NS i ——— See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, 5, 7 and 8 This Section Rabe Tt ee ie bora Glove Sale : po ~ “Priscilla” Electric Irons : | OE, a ke @ Extraordinary choice of women's suede, kid, doeskin Ss Ah Re ie : @ Dependable Electric Irons with nickeled finish, long am . " . or cl ; » an’ , eps “a =. ; connect = Pp « ard chamois Gloves including ma . mtn W, ec > Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem ‘Fall Books for ae 2 00 in ee Charge ‘Purchases Made the Balance of the te mua a lugs and stand. A gs ame ea swageer slip-on etyles In black, whit : Pd i “ .* : os a * t..g5 A tw ag - - y et gh. ‘ wilde -apeuee - ee 4 « wate Steer Cah or $2.50 in Merchandise—F ew Restricted Articles Excepted B Month Will Be Placed on April Statements j he rs ~ he Ot aie “~ 1.7 aes - id 33: noe: Ce ws -—- Oe ee ee See bisa? £ 2 Select From This Interesting Group of Beginning Monday—lIntroducing the New Royal Wilton Rugs saa *75 Gam bers wis, € The nelhcone calor of these Rog COOKS with the GAS TURNED OFF! | Samples and Small Lots of Boys’ Wee se x Tr ee will add Spring cheer to any room. ~ : [-. © . ‘ Blue, taupe, camieiee and rose are the See This New Principle of Cooking Demonstrated All , 2 ay : mz oOS predominating shades— worked into : : : ‘Bo Blue rts ee 7 ’“™ curious Persian and Chinese motifs of This Week in Our Range Section, Basement Gallery > SE Sat } 1 great charm. The Rugs are of a heavy, : CSR durable quality—and finished with 598 Neckband Shirts—$2 to $4.50 Values at ' Nes : heavy, knotted frinap. 7 >] 15, 12 Worsted Wilton Rugs "8105 to $150 c This worth-while assortment of “Boy Blue” Included in this group are the beautiful Anglo-Persian Rugs made by the M. J. samples and short lots offers an excellent and very Whittal Association. Every Rug in the group is @ gorgeous creation—worthy unusual opportunity to select Easter Shirts at an ef a place in the best appointed home. Fifth Fleer extreme saving. They are in neckband style with turnback cuffs—in plain white and tan. Included are: Frame Your Living-Room Windows for Easter With These 143 white and tan Shirts of 2-ply mercertzed cotton DT. ob nn ce eeececseeee $2.25 value EES Fringed Curtains $3 value Oftered Very Special, the Pair a ee) in ro tae ——— = ' Baden io fee ees _ - ¢ = a4 - =o ee ew ei ol aoe © he er: ; on 4 = * a * > i a ———— f8 NR 7 oe; wy 347 white and tan Shirts of Goubie-ply Exngtish broadcioth $3.75 value ‘ ’ : ri % - en % mere CE Be Ay THE principie of A New Era in Cooking” Efficiency. king, rfected ae naw a € The above Cooking Tests, to be held here } bers Thermodome and and all this week, will demonstrate feats that = . | $9 a Insulated Oven, sets a deemed impossible before the inven @ Filet and shadow-weave Casement Curtains with || Pinay — | new standard of cc Chambers Fireless Gas Range. They will show 3 scalloped bottom edged in deep, lustrous bullion || /} Fee ‘AR 4 | “sp rae, Wa how to save more than one-half your usual c fringe. They are in a rich ecru tint—which harmo- pe tcl Sie | in ki aig man = gas biH, how to do away with twatching 4 S mizes with almost anv scheme of decoration “ ng: A Sass gas bills alone makes basting, how to cook food more icl fo 12.50 isl ed C oy | ee free hours for the many other things you ° ry $ to $15 Import urtains | Sollee chee > Leathe oo do. The following models of Chambers Ranges afe harming tvory and beige Curtains imported by us from displaved: awe ph ey LS eee > +. - Special! This Week Only Z : The Tests As an intredouctory feature, we will gtre, with every Chambers Special Offerings for Monday Afford Opportunities to 4 ns ae eaiieianeiiadail Fireless Gas Range purchased this week, « single, double or ~ — ——S==== | | oe ne ag sii te: triple cooking kettle ef high-grade — i nae pp Tiere anni : adapted for use with these —— And may be most -. ave on Home Needs!| 2:22: ) === "= An Extraordinary Offering of the New Be . oy Many of These Groups Offer Items Especially Wanted Just Now FE; =: | ae | isemann Radios as ; $2.35 Ladders aie _$2.75 House Paint | | — peat Terms Are Bae Henly 2A , ' ‘Te accers . we_|-seg - : pure Drand ready- ' Ee Pens oa meneame givin And this initia’ $125 List—Very Special, Without Equipment | | ~ rodded. fas ory) 74 | pains tm color and @ 94 hold = ee a u 5 % Gert oe “ | Graceful, Decorative New Wrought Iron | 3 aa 2. = e | ning wear—of Georgette, ° BT PO.UL eS $1.98 ona - | _ | and ihread embroidery : - COpPper as A walk a cetlin | = nami een ZS yr. Ferneries | Hi _ —" ~~ e8 7 andcles washable 39 white Shirts of silk jersey .. $4.50 walue | a o Oe ae / 1 Hi Hf ¥ fil : thy fet} im HA | "4 RL Kom eT - SL TT OS NN NER og @ “May Marie” Dresses— ionable femininity, for a = Brew — . « Ce eee 3 — ion * awe and FI : ————S == nee I OA elma lil A eg wa $15.75 Cash—Balance $11 a Month Ed ema . Ix resent re $129 $3.95 and $4.95 Values at These new 6-D five-tube Receivers are’models | | =. Garbage Aes —with 5-sewed shouldes = Screen Paint : . 19 $ 95 efficiency. They are easy to operate 1 Hee — ae Sa SS ae ee ee | > . 2 in black or dark green 7 ——— and =— f° Cans with deep sistently bring in distant Statioris with exceptional {|| {jf 4=d stroag wire bail RA clarity. } good size Cc : The Piscmanp guaran. You will be tmpres«ed 2 6 Cans Absorene Paper (Clearer dC $3.65 25-ft. Sections Garden Hoe $2 4 Se hi ‘ € We secured 500 of these Ferneries in tee stands back of ever) with the “Pisemann’s” 7 $3.15 Poultry Witre,.75-ft. rolls $2.25 All-Metal Hose Reek $174 ! | | . newer goin pics . “jet as though extrecrdinary efficten:s im $1.65 Clothes Baskets. all-willow | Soc Brass Fountain Larn Sprinklers, 60c i; | ~ > oo a savings waded you will recognize you paid $125. and moderate price. # $2.40 One-burner Stove Ovens 7 60c Brass Hose Nozasles, adjustable. 40c | . most unusual. There are two heights . 1 $2.35 Folding Ironing Boariis - $3 Curtain Stretcher< $: as most Unusus-. . ; i - A . ~ 39 Be a ne aE Sam h Fernery Price Does Not Include Equipment i Sth Qt. Cam Varnish Stain oe $=.60 Fmameted Oval Dishpans $1.49 ! : 42 — 4" hegeemamdi ts: Saya ig se Sixth Flee $1.23 14-teeth Steel Head Rake : $1.98 Household Chamois. washable. $1.45 t has as an Pvc au-coppe Ss $1.30 Spading Forks, 4-tine $125 Aluminum Water Pails. S-qt._ 7c eat ’ Fifth Ficet On Record end “T h Mee H $6.85 50-ft. Section< Garden Hose. $5 $1.25 OCedar Mops, ready wo use 80 q s hrough the Air” Comes | Crystal White Soap Fairy Soap Bridge and M | d f BR t | = . . — ‘ 3 ye riya , he z, oat! Ree ee sa i } M la Select T 81 Inch : e1oay for Master | "= oi Sd Hosur a h Junior a 8 fogees ™ on Lamps e is a time when every e should have | 7 the fi . id infl c Cc. j | p lenge Pl See Br, se | Being © to your | Just Two More Days to Share the Special March Terms on i | Special, hy a i ¢ ° im Beem. ... $30 Value—Special Brunswick Radios | “Hasy Hlectric Washers | | co: 2:2 sesecars: $19: ) as Bs COORD JMET Oe He RR CN eG — we OL OO EO a OME a ME Ay me ~: These stores of approved mo of twills, soft woelens or silk many of the ‘‘Shagmeor™ Coat eluded—others have dressy 1 ders, rich embroidery or son tailored trimming; the variety ors. fabries and silhouettes is 1 “izes 14 to 44. ——— ‘ fe R rs 5 Rass» sh, Tad od res aha = as fi 4 = ae MRT EES ae, . 2 a lh a ee se 2s Style 160 at Riv EN ring 2 peaily bemetitche onal S : The Original Vacuum Cup Machine—Delivered to You for Se Re hae oi ee ee 450 | | ‘ French Flannel $6.95 Pillows | + Alj-wooil Flannel in the mest Pillews filed with sew i esirab! cole : For sports riliszed feathers—<c I $ . a0 ines. 20 toa = ¢]. =9 with art ticking $555 @ The deftly carved This model includes @ super-Heterodrne wide. yard T bases are borately stx-tubde receiver—and a)! Brunewick fea- ela The pair ; . a | ae ”; 2 & tures. The cabinet ts very beautifully de | ,' ) finished in poly- a ; AL “gmed and Snished in Drown mahogany or = chrome tints—and i , : — Balance in Monthly P | | a : fy Ay i | y fayments Choose Monday From These Pretty } i —= 4] q lo vou—if you haven't an Electric Washer— | 4 : +: “e or want a new one—this offer is of immeasurable K d P} t importance. It presents a remarkably convenient rame S ures — Victro] 4 way to secure a Washing Machine of extraordi- as nary merit. Do you kuow that thousands of $ —_— =~) owners of the “Easy” are enthusiastic in their Style r endorsement of it? No. 405 —*: : et , With Freed-Bisemann five-tude radie panel—complete with tubes, datteries, yi ae a jae ‘oem. eee ee ; Ta ' » EE mn il s @ The pepular Gutman and Gutman series of Pictures—inciading | Pheme Olfve 580° for 2 Demeustraticn—Neo Obvltigntic : “Little Bit of eae” “rae ee “Home Builders,” Music Selee—Sixth Fieer Basement Gail Bubbdies,” “His Hour” and others. Fitted in harmonizing burnished ‘rames. Stxth Fleer

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SUNDAY MARCH 28, 1935. lectric Irons $9.98 * with nickeled finish, long stan A well-knownmake. Basement Gallery (ne doadu Pease -rde spay (41 atone, as ot ste MORE CIry Curcul LS. TT —_— Easter Greeting Cards Frem...C to 25¢ @ Appropriate Easter Day greetings for friends end jeved ones—select a supply of Cards now—and mai! atton than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED , See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, 5, 6 and 8 This Section AMOUS ~BARR ‘CO: anne @ Imported voile Handkerchiefs tn various colors; also them in plenty of time for Easter. Main Filecr We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 i ' 00 in Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted articles Excepted Charge Purchases Made the Balance of the Month Will Be Placed on April Statements novelties with fancy scalloped edges or han@-drawn threads—very dainty. Main Fleur weet. ey ‘ P " wae” ext At: al ‘y as? 4 * LA bo aad bes +t SA eA yh : 3 2 ; “ { ; ~ 5 » e » eS Soe in* 4 > o~ minutes gas “ and bayadere weave—a wide variety of colors; 40 inches wide; UF A — + 5 For Easter Women Will Want JNa ig / [a a ie f) bh oy VS Watches for Gifts| Chiffon Silk Hose —at Easter and Confirmation Time | —New Models—Shown for the First Time Monday—Extreme Value at Vues a. >| 22 @ In the following groups are splendid Watches for young THONG (geste Ta TON eens | @ Full-fashioned, pure thread Silk Hose, with silk gar- : a4 ————— J town eh ig a Ss ter tops and soles. all splendidly reinforced. Hose of a 2 4 | clear weave—in plack and prevailing colors. Sizes 84% Wrist Watches | ' Wris - Ww necne ES 10. | 7 —in oO shape ot ¢ ) | NG agree siege | RATES ey | Women’s “Surety Special” Hoes, $1.75 Jast Arrived From Paris—The Newest oking Efficiency : to be held here Monday nonstrate feats that were the invention of the ge. They will show you -half your usual cooking with pot-watching and more deliciously, and to her things you want to of Chambers Ranges are Week Only i) give, with every Chambers week, a single, double or men and women—smartly attractive kinds at savings by which many will want to profit. jeweled crowns, fancy dials movements. These medium-weights are outstanding values; and reliable move- $7 95 | Cal ate . thread silk, with lisle tops; im black and colors; sizes ments. Spectal at.. . ad | Wrist Watches Wrist Watches —of 18-k. white gold: in — whit old - fille@ | rectangular shape and fitted €@ “May Marie” Dresses—sold here exclusively—have become immensely popular with fash- cases. octagon. “cushion sor | perial movements @ 1 Q 95 ionable femininity, for always do they combine the latest styling with extraordinary value- ae 1i-eeet ee ee , giving. And this initial showing of new Parisian models, coming just before Easter, will ee Wrist Watches hold an unusual appeal. There are lovely creations for street, afternoon, dinner and eve- ny Agi Watches — Oe ee oe an ning wear—of Georgette, crepe de chine, satin and printed Georgette—featuring metal, silk or white gold-filled cases | fitted with 36-Jewel Eiges and ihread embroidery and gorgeous bead work applied in ways that reveal the art of French designers. $15.95 | monte Seale $71.95 Men’s Elgin or Wakham W 7-jewel movements; special at Sale of $12.50 to $15.00 Sik Umbrellas At the Unusual o7 Jd Pee adc cat CA fimely special purchase — this Pre- Easter offering—one that women and misses will find remarkably pleasing. A very unusual col- lection of the season’s newest and most charming styles—all covered with splendid quality pure silk, bordered in wide, fancy effects, and mounted on 12 and 16-ribbed gold-finished frames. Clever Interpretations of Spring Modes —carried out in dozens of colorings; choice of black Frocks, as well as brown, beige, rust, navy, sand, white, coral, flesh, caramel, old rose, peach, orchid, maroon, Sable, cerise, apricot, chamois shades and many striking combinations of shades. 4 Wh, s/s ° if tj yy, YW ys if,7 , Ai f 1//, “4, ij; 44 7 6 TE +. He a 44 (ea 18-k. White Gold Mountings _ 56 95 Ensembles —in Two Special Groups at $5 and $100 Handsome Exsemble Suits taken from * our reguiarstocks where the size range is broken—mostly but one or two of a kind: the coats are of handsome twill weaves and the frocks of silks— trimmed with Summer furs and beau- tiful embroidery; sizes 14 to 44. Newest Coats —Tailored and Dressy—at $35, and $593 These scores of approved models are of twills, soft woolens or silk weaves; many of the ‘‘Shagmoor’’ Coats are in- tuded—others have dressy fur bor- ders, rich embroidery or some more tailored trimming; the variety of col- ors, fabrics and silhouettes is unusual: sizes 14 to 44. ¥ Gold Ring Mountings—scome with odd-shaped sapphires: all effectively designed and having filigree work. Prong and dome styles. Small Extra Charge for Stone-Setting | povuctomahs ses. | Bridge and Junior Lamps $30 Value—Special 198 @ The deftly carved bases are claborately finished in poly- chrome tints—and thoroughly piped and weighted. The shades are smartly made, double lined and cov- ered with Georgette Tinse! braids and lus- trous single or duo- tone fringes give the final touch of beauty. Now, when so many are adding new a intments to tHe ome. this offering should be especially interesting. rr ee i Handles of carved bakelite and imita- tion amber, with balloon tips and stub ends to match. Many colors. The Newest Hand-Embroidered “Betty Lou” | Dress Aprons | | | T= € These “Betty Lou” Dresses are of Kalburnie ginghams, fancy prints and suitings in solid colors —all with hand embroidery in wreath or bouquet designs and gixt . ;: ¥ . | | $ > “ io ‘| THEE \ with black hand obriar work and Vv Vhs s i around sleeves and neckline; , Riya AY a ’ sizes 36 to 46. “Betty Lou” Aprons 2 ee —_—_—_ - Eo eo ——s For Spring and Sammer Wear—These Women’s Stamped Dresses $2.25 Value—Special Monday at $1.79 @ Smart Summer "rocks for street or home wear, fash- | ioned of mercerized cotton Shantung, in three popular shades—tan, levender and orange. Stamped for embroidery that wili give a most effective touch. 85c Nightgewns —eem!-made of nainsook. with round or square necke-— . Stamped for Se 4+ ee ee Be 2 ek eR Se a Lovely Dresses —for Daytime and Evening—z2 Groups at *, ‘ eo J _ The unusual in styling is evidenced in these Frocks; variations of ensemble models, sleeveless Frocks, beaded Dresses and apron, flared and panel effects; of silks, twills, printed crepes, Georgettes and striped broadcloth ; sizes 14 to 44. PF ets se 4 Cee See eT ee Ree ee j Models of new Chintz weaves, ra- gingham and solesette—all Models for daytime and evening occa- \ — So wanton sions, with an extr emely wide array of : and with black hand briar work; Spring’s favorite colorings. ; 96 te 46. Feurth F'lecr a —

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bet od eo i. ae —-) oe Te Livy - a. ia i - .. ~ r . ee eee ee ee ee eS Se ee ee ore aT a Pe dk a es eg oe ‘5 S.- ¥ “ ‘ a. ee a - x - . - eF “s 7 p : * . 2 ‘ . $ é t - ee ee TT TT pe te ee —— 7 err : : The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED * - i . ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCE : atfecte See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, 5, 6 and 7 This Section “- J sd ; Novelty Silk M peed : Panty Dresses Vv onday—Tosg : , L oile Dresse: : Nainsook Bloomers $1.29 Value, at Blouses = oes Bae nego Special = Imperfect, at ae ¢C 4 | ; licity AIC 88c $2.95 : ee | ‘s B f € Dresses of und -_ 3ar q of " " € Women's Boomers ~ CLs cement neTe sem ot Buck ny 74 wr ¢ ; Tr 7 7 good quality nainsook., od . Peed os € Crepe ! ine ruff? ) ha: the ¢ former Sherif‘ with «two-inch cotton ns ONS Cees 12 _— ae —e ~*~ eae Overb! a ~ ten: ¢, — ™ | “Spe , will go Tuesday to the a see . plastic aes acetal * tate We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in é. harge Purchases Made the Balance of the ee ae titchin I Rel ie. penitentiary at McAlester to — 2 to 6 years Cash or $2.50 in Mere handise—Fe ew Restricted Articles Excepted. _* Month Will Be Placed on April Statements nme mem t youn — * g seven-year term for auto- Basement 32% e ~ oF = —s ——s — “ = —_—_—_—_—_———- : . ~ ° _ : * «* or? .e SS an aw x - a TT . Ty 4 a. . : ‘ : . - . t S » . . uiis “ox . ™ - si te.~« ; : : 4 a Pair.... stv ie aiz0 ath e* @ Women's black and brown kid Ox- “. ? pts heck nains fords, two-strap styries and crogs-stra: . . : , 7 4 = " wit» >? ™ == —* hb = _ — — ips. or with plain toes. A! r . Women’s 38c¢ to tic Sample Vests ' [ Twe- aU " Ort built ") am i ‘ "yy De ~= be 2e@ls /~ i. ? : - in _ a a — = _" . a ey: ane Men = a = 95 ‘s NEW (i Decnee of figured wash silks and solid crepe @ Included are semi-fashioned thread and silk- ae ees — . - chine. Strai thine style, with ace frilis or eee red Hose ww th iou »’ “ele +a — Te . : F ’ a4 ‘5 a See Pte a-hed size Blankets, in —. es a +4 hemsetitched ruffies. Street or high colers. Mises ve OS ete topes and retmorce”y Ss lly large @€ Shirts of :mported Engiish bre rT Cec 5 er.h . ie *Tt?Trus. ht a ere hie \ =k D $7 . abe wease. x board patt Lig ors and white. Neckband and c stries. Siges 14 to 16%. bat not ip Basement Exccnemy “tere Basement rs = - fee: biack. white and colors in the >? Basement Besacaw «tere Basement Ecenemy “tere Priced for @ New Spring me _" = Beginning Monday—Unusual Offerings of NE. at te. ae r . ties Ge . oI 3 Housewives and Needlewomen Will Want to Share Thestid ~ * Z - ~ : > _ range ©. S.20S Curtains and Draperies || ¥:2.2:%2e. - Cotton Fabric Specials ~ the Front. to take care of the diaph Afferding Economy to All Those Anticipating New Home Decorations sizes. $5.00 -s eieetes $2.19 b bapead Offered at Decidedly Worth-W hile Savings Monday 4 $1.50 Bien Jolie Brassiere= $1.00 | : : 3 ~- Lingerie Voiles | | Mattress Covers Be Basement Economy Stere : ‘ ic | Yard-wide Voiles in helo, Bed Sheets || Made of heavy quality Casement Marquisette saan tani ea aaa Sai eile See $1.25 Value Yard with printed fleral or check- full bleached and ygeam- ee tape tie ends. 4 , - ° ed patterns; seconds 9 eames | 4th size Mat- Sia Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs ot ce ga: wor. a | . 65 C 29¢ Value, Each | 25c Toweling Bie Ra set a Colored : af os es” [Tamask, 68 & {7@T Wl Re ‘Star Tex” Dart lin- Bat Genuine Pepperell brand, * tress. @ These are large size Handkerc! f : : : - niet en a en Toweling with blue bor- oe pag snes | waco can, an sl Piet and shadew-lace Pane's, 45 Jacquard Casement Marncvisette pure Linen with one-quarter inch ben secur ine: seliieemciniiok ace | checks and floral de- & tmches wide, finished at bottom ¥ ‘ n wr tint. 236 inches wide and Supp'y at this faverable price a ee ee 18c signs. $1.25 value, yard, - With scalloped edge, with lustreus . n attract igns. Far m the yard 3 bullion fringe Sef : 4 Amp, SN mae ae Ln ; aa 2 De emoroidered cor- ‘loth in white. piain colors : pe pe : 6 med—4ix36 inches. es Ls wi suede cloths and Ruffled Curtains ; Artificial Silk Reversible Drapery a ee — ee ad stripes: Sto $9 ard. . 2+. +++ : Slight stains. Each.. OO ly iteh - Artific! Dr r _ _ , mevaNe: _— _—e — = —— Sor+he* var . rg a and with. tiebacka to } striped. fo 3 oenven r eiieat weal y Terry eloti Basement Econemy Store yard letgths; yard - 22 Muslin . — c en ‘ io efi gns anted ow - alli - — geet we P T~-t} - count Mus- Dress Ne width. $1.50 baleen pair 85c¢ combinations. $1.50 and #9. ee oS 25c Ginghams | soos Se vate = aad thread Yard-wide Linens IB white | WA 3 . eE “— and all popular colors: 7 ™ : land r efs, t} p - iiil hengt i B > $1.75 values, yard i&c — ove vt A Remarkable Assortment of 82-inch dress Ginghams ifn uality that will wear very ee eae : : _ | Spring and Summer dreae®= — Ruffled Curtains - mill remnants of 2 to $ yards. | well- 39 inches wide: 17 - Cc “I -* ’ >» Special. the f croas> : iain 0g amine st OES : | Bias x Se Semis Seats | ast eee, sat tose lace atten Axminster Rugs Se ad ae 2. , See 7) = e1 &: $ feet | ; * iv ir 7 | vig | ‘tint = : . . T e P a (one... On pe Seconds of § 9 = Plain Voiles Quilted Pads of bleached mus- 2 : 3 25 Sheer, round-thread Voiles lin over heavy layer cotton, All pure-Linen Huck ® 3 | =—— | $55 Grade. in all the better plain shades closely stitched: 44x43 to 54x —with hemstitched cods and x 38° amd 45c Curtaiming, yard and white. 40 inches. inch: $1.56 woven borders. Mone- & * Se Tapestry Crerenmes. yard oa r 39¢ | eac | gram crest. Each.... 97 | 8c tm Be Curtain Marjutetee. yard @ All-wool Seamless Axminster Rugs—in 9x12-ft. Sphere | ; #3 oe Sie Curtaim Wi a bolt a? ae | a , room size. Offered in pleasing color tones — and Se Ss Sees Cae ae, ae ee —— nderwear Cloth. ..28¢ , favored pattern including fl / . 4 49¢ Printed Cotton Sateens, rard....I5c 59c Lace Striped U ree Br 4% Fancy Voiles, vard » s £< tioral, small allover . . ‘ “5c Dress Percale, 36-inch: yard. ....%e and conventional] effects. 49c Silk amd Cotton Crepe, yard. oe . eent Ecemnemyr “tere a Baxvement | -enemv Stere

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SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1920. ine Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY C€ — ES eet — A ER oe irculation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCT 9B : ° ’ Y Store: in District vester- Garrett withdrew a and confessed tt» ey * MAYORALTY NOMINEES 10 — june-boited Ham: Choice Cut: b. in Choosing m BUCK GARRETT GETS laffected and the mother wept.j/on which they were originally |Mrs. Raymond Garrett, howeve~,/asked to speak are the folllowing: | re ‘ : ‘ meancer? > Monday—tweea a YEARS FOR STEALING shared the apparen ul co! n of ‘Provision of an Adequate Force = . 5 ‘her husband as the. sentenc was | Competent Policpwomen;” “Ca Voile Dresses in bourtroom When He passed. ,of Homeless Men;” “Care of ~e s Theft of Two Autos; Garrett Was irged w com-|Aged and Infirm;” the most im- itera “ Pedera! —e Pending. plicity in the theft of more than a/ portant welfare work in St. Louis 95 ) Am - . dozen motor cars an: “with being and where the work should be en- " PDMORE, K., March 28.) the head of an automobile theft{larged and improved upon. q Dresses of voile ana marGarrett, son of Buck/ Ee os ceeneanin OME. | moet, $6. Loa ——— former Sheriff of Carter | mye bind ia Te al He still faces trmocking sna at: an will go Tuesday to thi mae ps apa wig ; | ae lei stitching. J ww et ot Bec Alenter ¢,,| our Federal charges in connectio.| colors ° Wn, « wanted penitentiary at McAlester witht the transportation of allege yeare . ‘Rabeinees a seven-year term for auto- stolen cars. WM. DUGGAN oT theft. Appearing unexpect- Court late 609 FRANKLIN $4.0 P ao. ADDRESS COMMUNITY COUNCIL theft of two automobiles Raw Ham, Special ir hapaR . A 2 Bega ig Asn ry Miavor The “Home of a ae lete jen sentenced « him to seven ) wy rm on ———— the terms to! William L. Igoe, Democrat; Victor ‘KALTERAUFSCHNITT | eoncurren™y 7 Mille Renu ica aa? ae © Elegantly Prepared rr fary ,¢ " 7 - ] ; Sees former: ‘political! Hoehin. Bocialist, b ccepted the 2-inch Sandwich-cul Fancy Im- in ounty. andiinvitation of thi mmuyn oOul- : nd throughout the natior y , io presen?’ th vieWs on *we i- borted Swiss Cheese, pound... se tn the ail Qeiel nostettio S s and how WE CARRY COMPLETE LINE OF Pp . me i] ] i es i . > eh F bes’ High-Grade COFFEE Smith Hamor for ‘ if. r , f ey are or and TEA of Jake Hamon, Republican elected Mayo! =e, tee mol thly | ~ Se ag ny on unter when ional Committeema i 19: meeting of the : to be held uying Coffee or Tea. a. ‘ on ane heh bert: oe: eh "C -' suv : I O y to- FOR MAKING COFFER “THE TRICO- ae ~ ath 5 * ‘ mt cS 4 me bt ™t | ;7 neon ' ii] he et } ea LATOR WAY Is THE ONLY wayYr” wives © orn men accompa- Mi ori ues , " Sa Mail Orders ‘Given Prempt Attention Sthem. The father was visibl: In aadition Ose sudjecta wes scsimeege si. nm: in checks and ive that you R9 al price of. i ent Economy Store fen’s Shirts ued $ 1:39 yf Eaported English broadcloth in cole white ekband and collar-attacheé Zee 14 an 16 %. but not in each color. Basement Economy “Store ———— ‘ant to Share These specials Savings Monday é Mattress Covers || Made of heavy quality un- . bleached muslin with boxed sides and tape tie ends. Full size Mat- | $1.78 ; tress. Colored Damask i “Rates” lIamask, 58 inches wide—in tan. blue and rose % checks and floral de- R&c signs. $1.25 value, yard, + | Pillowcases Peppere!! y full bleach- quaiit m ed Fillowcases, deeply hem- y med—42x36 inches. 33c Slight stains Each.. Dress Linens } Yard-wide Linens in white y | and all popular colors. For Spring and Summer dresses. y Special! yard : én 55c Linen Towels All pure-Linen Huck Towels —with hemstitehed ends and woven borders. Nono- * 49c¢ | gram crest. Each.. gecloth, 10-yard bolt..... $1.49 wripad Underwear Goth. . .28c Percale, 36-inch: yard..... 13¢ Basement Economy Store — Fur-banded Coats! Crepe-lined Coats! Many sample Coats! Here is a Thrift Carnival if there ever was one. Come down to our Basement Store Monday expecting to: find Coat values which will meet your rosiest expectations. The materials are poiret twills, suede cloths and flannels. Women’s Sizes Misses’ Sizes 500 Easter Hats Stunning new modes of every wanted type. Our Basement Hat values are the talk of the town. Every new Spring color including the wanted wood shades. a acs . y oun KLINE’ S—Basement. A NS ae $$ SS = - te 7 | | . . | oe - ee ee cs e Ss es . TLETELL LEE rita ta re eee eee Bj ' iv ' | See. aeaeease & $1.19 Aprons 88¢ Bloomers : piendid purchase A wonderful lot of fine -y — eotta ined nett bungalow Aprons in the Bloomerse the te moet atéractive ‘Singhams; shadow-strit. we ‘ a cnecks double astic shirred sbacdes of 20 dozen rh Entire Department Given Over to This Sale THINK! Jus wy ~ grade low aiueS 6 6te GIRLS’ $3 SHOES . v.es ’ $1.98 " Menday—Trinmed Hal Day *== SHOES '4-PRICE y , ‘ eTore bast er and eur h low ‘~/ t= »P, on) 5 regi WOMEN’S AND GROWING GIRLS’ $ 95 BROADWAY & WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS MORGAN ST _— “wa THE COATS THE ¢ Fine quality polaire, contrasting col- A selection ' or and self material across collar and ‘A a » ++ ; . +s cuff. Button-trimmed slot pockets, m fully lined de chine; 4g with goo d ered and ‘ som 7 . ' : quality Satin signs This ; striped Vene- 3 tian: colors: rein- | deer, gray, tan, rust. rookie, etc. tha Stout sizes in- cluded *“e eeee#ee? ® $1.39 Stamped Pillowcases 77c EASTER SALE OF a t= SPRING COATS AND DRESSES models in printed crepe and crepe developed in plain, flow- figured de- ‘ Ss. This selection includes many engag- ing new Spring Frocks at combine quality and smart style. At the attractive price of .... EASTER FLOWERS Stamped hemetitched Pil- Bi Large assortment, pot lowr-ases made of fine end cut Flowers for quality tubing. stamped id Easter a attractive designe and SPECI hemetitched in scalloped or pointed border for lace FOR MORNRDAY r Picot edge. Monday at Piants > pair a eR - $1.00 amen Ferns,85¢ Stands 1 Ba of attractive Spring = Real saappy Coats ‘ made of polaire | For confirmation and grad- with contrasting att ; . . color material on | Uation; featuring erepe de ollar end cuff ard | ehines and white voiles, some | pockets; full lined . ; i) and etrongly made, | embroidered, some trimmed CHILDREN’S COATS satisfaction customers. 12 years. : insuring to our Sizes 6 to effects. Priced as low as CHILDREN’S DRESSES with lace and others novelty Ages 6 to 14 years. Prieed as low as Steet Dresses crepe 4 " 4 | " ; ~_—— = - = -— a a Re, é (ash buying makes this low price possible, / aA) Xe Beautiful Hats of straw. hairbraid. silks or combinations, in black, wood, gray, nary. A . erecn, thistic. saml. red. copen. Pokes. roll Amoskeag ginghame 7‘ brims, off the-face, trimmed with ray color- attractive colors ed flowers, ribbons. ornaments et aw 5 ee ] years , garment : . ‘; to “Children’s Wash Dresses Nn ana prices on hich louis brands Mondar. Many well-known ‘s bargain for STYLES ~ ts . a} 7 a i Siyles values in plain and fan) striped: slipover styles; long sieevee: broken 0 RP ae elie abe E white voile: excellent that retails in most three-strand lisle tops; A quality for $110); with fiber detail; Sizes &8* to 10: specia!. colers; trimmings of —-719¢ braid and fancy bind- ings: sizes 36 52 Ladies’ Arrowhead Fashion Seam hosiery depte. pure «ilk. perfect fitting in every large selection of popular Spring shades. = Amoskeag ginghams in $4.89 fast slipover style; § 159 — rick -rack to reinforced open styles: ee 26 Women’s 79c Ribbed Union Suits Fine quality in Summer weight: closed or 49c 36 to 44; special RM quality. 95 - - AND ‘ Lo 1] at ind BOYS’ $4 SHOES others. at. a MER" S $6 ep rds and i tan nad b! lac $2.95 sizes 36 to 46; MEN’S ATHLETIC UNION SUITS checked nainsook: $1.00 values: \N N)\ t2 46: epecial... $2.45 BiG SALE OF LARGE S2.1K) Silk-mited Canton ( repes— a1.60 | SI.509 Printed ( repe S1.68 All-nilk Si.48 Allqesith Si.9*% ( rveta!l Zim) f.eormette Si1.09 ( hecked antille Peoeptlins. black and colors— (repe de C hines— Tub <the— Knit Tricelettes—_ (repes, cut lengths— Printed (¢( repes— 99c man, sara GIRLS’ WHITE SLIPPERS 53. 95, $2.95, $1. 95 & $1.49 de Chines isnilk mised) $2.44) Satin Charmeuse, black— Satin Messaalines. all new colors— Hiack Satin Duchease— “iik and Weel Canton ( repes— Taffetas, many best shades— Printed C.eorgette Crepes— Hadium Siiks, new shades— - Printed Tub Radiumese— ind many others, at. a sard INFANTS’ $2.50 SHOES tVvie er a“ 7 ; ae rices. $1.98. $1. 78. $1.58 $1 .49 CUT PRICES ON NEW EASTER PURCHASES FROM EASTERN AND LOCAL HOUSES 34.50 Flat (repes (pearl gra) )i— £3.75 Printed Crepe de Chines: florals. £2.00 Breeaded Bengalines, £3.50 “Creas-werd” Crepe de Chints— 22.50 Satin-face Crepes (newest shades)— 82.75 Ali-sitk Canton (Crepes— 83.25 Flat Crepes— others. And many at. a yard BALBRIGGAN SUITS Men's ankle length. sizes 36 short sleeves: Red Diamond WORK SHIRTS u Children’s, colored tops: sizes ; SILKS especial... mew large new $1.98 | Broadcloth wee 38c serie. FREE 75c 39c Roman Stripes 19¢ ap ONE RECORD 40c Bath 39c Prints Towels host of the ne w sma rg 22x44. I English Prints. 1000 word and instru- menta! Music Rolls, Rnd ay Player Roll Special 10c “Hope bleached Muelin, at.. PoNaEES genuine Natura! tan mercer- ran d ized Pongees, full 13 bolts, at 4€ MDGS ..ccace: ors, they Sale of Shades Factory cials;: opague . Clean-up of mill spe- 2000 best quality oil Window Shades, all col- $50 AXMINSTER RUGS S Axminster Rugs. siz ears aleo large selectron Wilt dropetiter ‘ ‘ ‘ . ; al nes ache : fT} = ° a ad _e& \f plain and duplex: while IDE LINOLEUM last. “ FOUR- YARD- w ree mize remner 28. 30, 32. 34 inch by 5 ft., 49c . we n-back lanolk in lengths ot ; ‘ ee wards sells reguia t from roll at $1.2 are Ya 4 Some are seu™ect mi imperfec tions; ss. allt Regular ‘Size “9 Re«t oe sin F = €9 Rug*: Ae An Linsioom Rane: a Wague. size -iix x] m1 9.95 | : $12.95 fringe ry Sis end« " r .* ¢£ © lve beit- Base . bene - $30 -_ _— —_ tan et a ne ’ s° 00 Inlaid L.inolewm : seam ads bathroot 39c|~ 1.29 | ““*:;.,- $18.75 —— ive. AYA Fao 0 a SPECIAL SIZES Duplex or Ponte saleor LAYER-FELT MATTRESS reund *" Ale The real the lasting lager of 100% close machine biecuit tufting. heavy rol! edge ‘ith faney blue ders and guaranteed not LONG-LIFE BRAND value of Long Life Mattresses is wm romfort ther give. Built larer on fine clean. fluffy felted cotton corners. covered in best quality ticking rink or lavender sateen ber to lumep or lose ite $8.76 (6a $20.00 39c SAMPLE SOX mercerized assorted halle and bedrooms; Our price, per roll.......«- quality; _*?e @ Boys’ Easter Suits HUNDEEDS OF THEM OCC ASI All are strictly all-weol, in blue serges. stripes and mixtures: some have veete: some have golf knickers: all have two poire of pante. You will $ sure te 98 suited. All ages, Hy _— =59% will save from $5. STRICTLY ALL-WOOL 2$ PANTS SUITS—In choicest on @ — shades. For WemGGTi cc co Se wade wt de 6% 2-PANTS SUITS —In woo! mixtures; lght or dcark shades. ee Pee. Cree WHITE MADREAS walsTs—For con. firmation: $1.00 values. SPRING WALL PAPER} - At Prices Within Reach of Everyone reg- Cc d LC in all colors: 36¢ of high-grade és oo two-tone stripes, 2c and AU Papers sold only with borders or bands at theese bring size of room. N\A € 34 $ rq each. ' TAPESTRIES THE BiG HITS: FREE! One Word Koll mi fre ae perc High-grade ae ogy in light and dark patterns, for ** , = A» ) bs 0 “Hawauan Patrol” ie eee ho eR at - slat walese from S00 00 0c. “Indian Love Call” 100-PIECE DINNER SET DUPLEX OATMEAL PAPERS “‘No Wonder” “Pals” ofan 0 ae $14.98 The sunfast kind; 30 inches wide: ’ cena. no fect ome A “ore ‘alues; peeeemeee wall ., . .s + «we omen “B They All Love You’ values; spec ecause ey ove You PS AND SAUCERS ASK TO HEAR THEM Bete fe ven Ss Cos ane HIGH-GRADE PAPERS vane 2 ¢ Largest assortment in me city iat hite (ups and or consisting of florals, atiovers, SPECIALS FOR MONDAY ikin white 6 * 50c clothe, kitchen) “blocks SZ and granites alues from» 5 V ieter Hed Perte«t NT { ic es 7 carro 49c Records 39c SALS oF a Ss to lbs Special price. Victor, Brunswick and Columbia 10c amyl * si $1.47 special prices. Picase Demonstrating HKeceords Per gail ; mH QE. S oo. “Farewell”’ Played exelusively for the Q. R. 8. Musie Co., by Harry Snodgrass. Also hear: “Be My Pal” “That's Why I’m Sad Each Day’ - Wondering” cach.» 4 of the biggest hits ever published. 2 ao SPOR ge OT Oe fee Re aT * af

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car: fa Ta 7 a ee a ap ‘ ag The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the vo and one other oe manpage COMBINED SUNDAY, ig. MARCH 29, ig WB ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH fie ar ———————— recone honest a would en- | —. ' — = : MO == ssays in the Contest “elected to the board, McPheeters | jqualitiea and the ro » Io vical ones | said, but jt was the judgment of wna to support ? = (3000 members of the Citizens* Co . E % | : BOARD COMMITTEE iF; —- 3 = Vink teat “A College Edacation for an Ess 75 and $1.00 Player Rol ? OOF RPOI RIOT RIOT FPOF LE WVTIOF © S Should Be in the Hands of the Bn A A Tianeta cues Ea ae PLANS CAMPAIGN The CONROY se T Contest Editor by Merch ST” “oem @ m2 on sas - Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5.30: Saturday, Gto6b Olive and pg Free Ninth ta Toa. a sbonteidicialle : / 3 ‘of the Ivories™ Priced $1.00. About 100 Men and Women Player Rol! Shor Being Enlisted as Speak- ers to Reach Every Pre- cinct in ima - ee - ’ ee om wo 3.5% scatiailadlien no e ~ — - * EAD er ee - . _— By meny be -s ae — t r , Louis, and | an et- | be made in the next dave to elect to the Board of Ldu- eation the five candidates «Dosen by the ballot of the 5000 members af the committee, it was made known yesterday, after a weeuns of the Exa&cutive Committee witn the candida es. Samuel B. McPheeters, a memope: ef the Executive Committee, who presided at the mass meeune last Wednesday night at Central Hie S-hool, was elected chairman of the committee. Three vice chair- men were chosen. as follows Mrs w. a. McMillan, Mrs. F H. Liéttie- field and Mrs. Willian : van Wire Irvin Bettrman is orea’ ization chairman. The candidates SPO: neored by the gornmittee as a result of balloting and for whom the inion \ be made, are the following Erpest A. Green, Isaac Lapp: n- cott. Mrs. Elias Michael and Jo! c. Tobin for the six-year terTin, an a Myrt A. Rollins for the two-year (unexpired) term. While each of these candidates probably will make a separte cam- pagn through if friends. it was announced at ' meeting of the Executive Comm tee that all would join in the car paign of the Citizens Committee to put over the entire ticaet. About 100 men and women are being enlisted as speakers to reac” virtually every meeting betwee now and the day of the election. Ia addition to seeking support for te cermmittees five candidates, the ! speakers will stress the great it. pertance of the work of the Board of Education and the vital interest which every citizen should fee! : the election of members It wi be an educational campaig: arouse interest in schoo! affairs. a - eee a a. Bs — ag Anne Ss « f J o ang ~ atte we a a ee ne Bae gk “ a — oe 20 te, ag A,o& i - Sm 4 2 - “ = rer wae | é t : i, ante =_ oo cease SS = +.20 TS io Sa —.' aa i lin a “eet 7 - OO ty Ben nl — ly ola ra ° ~ “ « Gwen How to be sure you get the right grand piano dx price of any grand piano is too large 2 sum to chance on the hope of getting a “bargain.” You take no risks when vou buy a Conroy When a Conroy Grand goes into your home, it has behind it a proven reputation, jealously guarded by its makers. genmny . —_ " erry veer ae | > ome Ce owe " “ > 4 cl AIO wer . 7 > 7 > POF INO PION PEI DEMIS OP ODDEWOIOD OP DED ee ee ee ee _ > “2. | fo eer The price is exceptionally low for an in- strument so fine in tone and action. so exquisite in line and finish. A modest first payment puts this beautiful Baby Grandi vour home. Full value for vour present piano. Three and a half vears to pay the balance. GONROYS The Paramount Piano Store 1100 Olive Starting Monday—A Most Unusual Selling of The Suite ts covered cc unbeam” Wash Dressegf «=== a Thi Of Aberfoyle Radioux Chiffon, a New Light-Weight Artificial a mo Tub Silk Fabric, Shown for the Fi 05 Time in This Type Dress eel | The manufacturer has given $ Ten different smart styles $250 Huguenot-Finis! us exclusive representation for suitable for almost any in- eit ini j , formal Spring and Summer Dining-Room Suit Ii S) f - 3 Otlil ‘ S . q ae Chairman McPheeters ‘said \es- a be > terday that all five of the cand.- ee — c dates chosen were of the very high- | Extra Sizes, $6.95 a Fine American walm est type, and that he believed the 2 ie © -_ SITE af MAnsesicn aha had int r 7 el oh 2 usanebnniek ' f its smart appear 4 in small figured tapesti : f+ *? the Cis . > - COOL ITRARIGRADD 66 POP DET VARI OWA IEWIRIOWN. DPOF POTD ——— CeOrt | proven their fitness and devotio: io the truat. He said the other three | —J ee measured up to the standard of the | | . iy | first two, and that no mistake could ) . | , i ba hl ss ; | | © (age ghcmmeateang | | e styles are smart and individual. Many have touches thei? AY Special, $267.50 ‘We have no in’erest in the mat- . imes— ENSseS— Bs UTtirtarion | = | a —p eee TT = . ‘ ter. McPheeters said. “save as citi~ | | | = | i tna we ie ue arte 'S aT aS ALi rac tive for Street ance Sth . Kight-piece Walnut Di | bs 1 | arrernoon wear as 101 ie home. Their r splendid tubbing ai = Q c ; AR ing-Room Suite, in a ne vens who own and support and put- ryt nize the public ac hoo! e\es* ery ‘asi ry “ 7 av. a “" * — Service 18 preferr ; = FT ! . | . ] 7 ete x design, With unusva dates or selfish interests to forwamt SoTvics 25 | | a Bate. Nae” vn) ea. || For: rapt Be de ewan: Oe ee Excellent W orkmanship A Wide Choice of Colors apo me largechairs. Large, roon eat) china cabinet and servi looked out for, amd we want the wf ro : ‘ear \ ” G: - | one . the | 1 very best managers to be obtained re secge on geo s petaggggalieg rt Li it Notice Vide ems, smarf©rt So} lid colors. pn] ald nand wide hor a int trust, just NM » Me igi 7 : . ; - si 2 . > earn a 4 I ee eee oe || ih nes and perfect fit e Dress- strlen s in— eid. a 2: al table may be had to mate Beod citizens want the same thing | : ) ’ : . ' . : S 7 , ; ' : : Fa te 3 , . > . nh} | | ] # : : - (> al a a q aa 7 - tet th . ; ers! ae - ‘ i | : rehid Peach Turquoise Blue Lad (hina Cabinet $78.00 It is good business. It would be bad business to turn the echoo!s over to ” ek | y . » } @ | | “ iio S - | ne orkmansh} and carefu Poudre Blue (;reen Pink : : | Nerylpg Table 34750 those who are not qualifiee or wno will play politics with the children s rolusrve Jewelery et “Imen: | _ * 4 LOCUST at NINTH ‘In? | ' ; — i | (‘ora Tan Roman Stripes money 7 There are other candidates in the n 1 lee 1 , — Regular sizes 34 to 44. Extra Sizes 46, 48, 50 and 52 We know. when you see these remarkable Dresses. you will select not one. but os nanv—they are very se ae eccaifceay Dreases at this attractive price! so | Just Receine New Styles in Spring Bags—At J accard’s = been te oe The Leather Goods Seetion at Jaceards’” ha TT ra ° a Wi ide preference amon: lose WV ho d Irs 1) ; | | a 18-Pe. Tl . . . , . . . ' ‘ : .r a1 i > ’ ; , ’ es . | — Ma Sbtlent in: alesdt eanewtihl itere a NOTIONS ECONOMIES” aay Quai ros we a repacam ; pai * og: : | Milanese Silk Gloves Featuring Many Needed Items at Special Prices for Easter Home all Jae . ¥, ; S 7.00 Sewing Accessories | Colored Wicker Sanitary Needfuls iin ees Easter Baskets — Coats’ Thread 2, 10c, 15e = ‘Sanitary Napkins 7 : _- : > =° . «© | A very dainty Vanity fas! : “y | ; al j Spools, 930 Fille ith eggs hicks an Box of 6, 25c¢ mi toned of gold colored silk : f ? | : é ) elec —_ oo a ates nnies for the children Regular size of soft "4 with a framework of Ormo ‘ | new Easter Glo “bread in 100-yard spools. All aay sei romimuane lu studded with yellow bri he | ac al | a numbers: black and white. Ne Sewing Accessories _ hants. The lining is two- 3 . =a re = fie-somae peremaghielbemgriticy yeni ietllaiaiahi toned > heee suk and has ‘ | : Zi | | ; es | Slipover Dress Shields aah : pockets fitted with mirror lait ) | | mee f 4 mf * | _38e Each pcm Meg ons feo and coin purse of.same ma | . , In such smart shades as | ~ re ery specially priced. * . yarn terial S qo Xn Lee ge ae i a tt “ mode, gray, pongee. mastic Sriehk. —" ape Shield made of Brussels ret, | Sani Belts, 29e re fo sta seninanatlingg sangeet argue aienaly 2 and beaver : Oil. bot seuieiil acai a with dreas Shields attached an Comfortable; made of . = = : — —— Pn moir 2c 1s . ) : q nate ee ee —— ; heid Permanenuy 2 Wace. east: LD whites or pink. nd shoe buttoner. Priced at egy | a , iy pe "Dress Shields a he f - In 6-Yd. Rolls, 7 I air Baby Pants, 19¢ : : | “A . C Ro il 19¢ Pai : by maith Baby tne: » a” i" rr. ; —— ee _ 3 ~~ . : . — : -—T.s oa ia | , or white waist-band x = ° ‘ae : = eT F "ee. 4 esorted 27°. Water Waving Combs Housshent Si Set of 12, 90c Set An asset to the Saster coif- ‘Tre “Ives 4 5 and #. **T seein OVA \ . P T Al - 2 . | = ~ . Tri ittie «| w } Path ~ ? Novelty Ing Clothespin Aprons Shoulder Tape In 2- Yd. Pieces, 8c Piece NX“ he ag i wy shou! ‘en strap Tape that launders we er. ealf . m, ~ = . - 7 In - Yd. Pi S, oC Pc. 39e Bach Rag, fashioned of rich black ed designer | ; = ai ghee sa om a ee ‘retenne Aprons ; Cun: broeade and centering a ver: ¥ ee tm =* eer ot the manger ae r Reape on tractive cor, We 1 OF 1 dren, with , novelty & fine petit-point floral desig: “cg, of? of . rer aie hes Pear] ary a pecket for othespirs med peckets. Chetce of , - « : T° bs : ~ : " Ww 4 A ~ b W )- “ of soft paste! shades. Th inl ale Se Betoaget Fe peng : 25c Dozen Garter Elastic lining is two-tone blue an. | | i ) ae PIONS Ree ; 50c Yard lk. oe | he , tTrastin tr e *faete Fan urved and plain styies wm an comaments oy “il | | : si | hxee i eae in these two and four-holse aatignet Garter Elastic covered with im Seerqued s‘iver eflec — Exciasive Jewelers ~~ a?) 2 _- > 3. » | ¢ons. Of high-grade white or | fancy shirred silk, to make SY4 . pe S are USe »T | ean pear! ‘ine | dainty Easter gifts. FPinin and cieth pocket . 7 LOCUST ac N | NUT req » & MOderate pr | = small sizes for os aS | striped patterns. and hanger Vanderroort's Notions Shop—First Fleer.

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' « , y a é anes : iT. 7 ; —_ 2 : ~ =, sh Bed = —— 7. : : © 44 . 7 ee ts ‘arenes .e ay ie ee + a ee = — ‘ i uy, ; ’ : . , ’ “4 “ “9 : _ Pa Wee ee ee vere ~~ i eS? ba A me ines ee rz —_—, P ee ; : 4", . eee s some wide and narrow to match. Some in | ular of all casement weaves, having — periorities if You Will . ree velvet to match. Spring-filled cushions ee or neces. consisting ot ‘ ' | o ag / Will Prove Its Own Su- | Fight pecees, CONSISIMIE © - with reverse side of Brocatelle. All fillings $ 7 7m | : Poee iege s n | buffet, 8-ft. extenson table. shadow weaves, The majority have silk | just the right transparency. Finished - , - ‘ a ‘MARCH 29, ings, "7 | , : ry . — — + at a - SN LEN “~~ Wsrih. SS = S e | —— TET TT i : - wit . ws Three Pieces | 1200 me: ee ee | . | | f 1" ne . ~ > 2 AY ¢ | Sn € ; | ’ A Three-Piece Suite $ ] 6 8 50 Electric | | . : | | yy, : With Bed Davenport _ Bulbs = New Quaker Laces =|} OUR home needs an extra bedroom, sometimes—especially if | These prices offer sav- - : vou live in an apartment. This beautiful three-piece Suite tea Norevabena. «gy purehaas | and Other New Window Materials for Spring as gives you a comfortably furnished living room by day and it is con- SERS _ Lend alluring interest to lovers of Homecraft for the new fabries and eol- - verted in an instant to a luxurious bedroom at night. | 25 watt Shi 35c | ors offer endless opportunity to display one’s own taste and individuality: ~ : . . ° ° t ‘4 The Suite is covered completely with Jacquard velvet in an attractive shade of taupe. The | | Bowl Frosted, 100-watt | ped has a more benutitas assembly of sresh, novel effeets ere the if | bed opens to full size and is equipped with a fine felt pad. Seat cushions are spring filled. | oer aie hes 40c¢ . L | larly ooe ° | | The same Suite may also be had in genuine | | Clear Tungsten. 276) To assist you in choosing, we have over forty model windows, icial i mohair covering at equally attractive prices. | | coma 4 see ewan i erp tome ne yress | f oe | Pictorial Review Drapery Patterns—used exactly like a dress pat’ » BE ‘ ° ee ° ) H tern; complete instructions included in each pattern. stules $250 Huguenot-Finish : Biles eles Shite | Mohair Living-Room Suite . ae a : " | Regularly $289.00 | ! F | : | -— $187.50 Se a hid ahogany carved base and legs: | Royal Quaker Filet Curtains Quaker Casement Lace | “oO | ott cer agheniege adr ingpe:s ol. o- esrlipergr aad: sll Cleaner | At 92-25. 82-75, $3.25, $3.75 Each | Panels, $6.00 Each re PA deinen whist compietely uphoitstered 1h Monalir; Hac 0 ay enport | i A neat Curtain—always in good taste, and f | ‘ | very moderately priced. Plain or figured, Of extra quality, and the most pop-“ . | | | | 4 air ¢ SS = , | iw 5 chairs and one armchair an pee moe. | Call Olive 7500 i oe All 242 yards long. with silk fringe, HS m small figured tapest ry. Mohair Livin Roo Suite | For a Free Trial in Your ! Net—by the yard 65c, 85c and 95c Net—by the yard 5 $1.85 to $2.00 | ” mM , | Home { , | ; ~ Po Quaker Doric Lace Panels | Special, $267.50 } | $5 ac Quaker Sunshine Cosethiails e | Beautiful Chippendale design with solid | The Curtain ofgdignity, especially suitable | | ' rae i. : oe ' ‘4 4 Kight-piece Walnut Din | mahogany carved base. Upholstered in fine 518 = | $2 rd © a eenoe ta tere Rar ae: mre per a si tit piece eee aS re — | sheer in effect, but strongly woven atura .. me-Room Suite.in a new | quality of mohair, fo1 | | olor. One of the best of the very new Our- iu design, with unusually | ' Down | tains | Considered the very finest domestic eo e ores 300 B d ~ . f F P] ie i By the yard $1.50 to $2.00 | made Curtain. Rich designs, in soft. ' lors : rge var? ave ip roomy $ * room ulte O our 1eces $5 | Shantung and Marquesan are similar, ond gold wamsigg filters Pers into : china cabinet and serving , . “a ear | i th i Oe j $9.50 d wide table mav be had to match Selected American walnut has been used for this Suite, a Vonthl oe 3 bis: iia: Mes , “G agro consisting of full-size bed, full-size vanity, § : ies ies E Other Quaker Weaves of euperice quality anh aun a ioti> Bluse (hina Cabinet S78.00 large dresser and chitforette. Only a limited 7 /&. 00 Electric bility are the Oxford Cross Nets, Overtone Net, Filet Grande— nk Se rps Table $47.50 , number at Shop— ; ranging from, each : $8.50 to $11.50 _ | fo Basement | Pipes } Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. ao | Curtain and Dtapery Shop—Fourth Floor. ne, but a price! _ INOMIES oo Exceptional New Lamps _ The Rugs in Our $25,000 Sale fh Three Specials es 18-Pe. Bridge or Tea Net 57.95 Are of Prime Interest During Homecraft Week In the New Spanish Brass — Se ee e+ es for Easter Home Sewing Finish—Both Durabl | % € y : _ , and Artistic ; These are all the finest Wilton Rugs, purchased by us at great ‘Sanitary Ne Needfuls — ;' ei Ml Cas oe oe Be ; reductions because the patterns have been discontinued. Regular $12.50 Tea Set of the best A | Sanita Napkins imported china, decorated in wide col- oi P - Bor of 6, aaa ored band with Grecian border in , Three Exceptional 9x12 Groups : Regular size of soft absorb- — black and three gold lines. Specially selected s ° B | , . J | ent cotton eee shades of Georgette, 9x12 Wiltons | 9xi2Velvets | 9x12 Wiltons = | | Sanitary Aprons O1Ors - in black, beaver 4 , 4 | is 39c Each in. 2 Yellow, Blue, Rose or Green ~~ a , $] 9 , $ 5 uN - 5 : $76.25 Rubber esanitary ; . . ee sa The Set consists of- Regularly $142.50 Regularly $4350 Regularly $9540 very epe ivy pmce ‘ , ' : ent fae Teapot Cake Plate a | : 29¢ Ww hoice of th a- | Fine quality seamless | Wool Wilton Rugs of ex- ied | ‘Sanitary gerd of a Sugar Bow! & Pistes : ' son Aged woe Bacal ne oe | Been, frinéed at ends. | cellent quality, in a large elastic in white or pink, As#» Cream Pitcher 4 Cups | f ors suitable for any room. | Popular colors and pat- | assortment of beautiful col- sorted sizes. °4 Saucers | r Finest worsted Rugs. | terns. | ors, all the wanted — oy aw: 19¢ Pair ‘hina Shop—Fourth Floor. | } ; 1 — Be pink or white waist-band and * hia Sia Bridge } Small-size Rugs to match many === ait Assorted sizes. ' aa Bea ay ina Lamp of these may be had at equally Hitouschold Aprons | | C lete great savings. Ee Colored Luncheon Sets | seen » Larce rubber household O ore unc eon 4 : — laa oo igual | | In pink, blue or gold—several different patterns— $ | $71. 50 ’ Se | imported from Czecho Slovakia—the Cloth, 55x55 inches ; | / Children’s Aprons | Six Napkins 14x14 inches | ) _50c Bach | a a eas ~ | A. a | ‘4 ibber Aprons | | , _ ize for children, with novelty trim- | | ~- : 3 med. s, Choice of colors. ' B k T | : 3 _ Bath Towels Huck Towels : Asbestos Pot Holders Junior A Cassidy Lamp at $14. 7 5 a al we Amvonte’ Pet setter 7 double thread varn, size : Hemmed =e re Ng — Floor Lamp A sid iennihioael olf dteaak designe, trem Amer: pln gaged ane x36 inches, all white. | linen, size 18x34 inches. Ali white. Complete ica’s leading manufacturer of fine unbreakable table Ba | cloth pocket. Hae inetal — 25 Kk A P9UC Each ae hile they last ne ac ; F Lamps worth up to $35.00; your choice while t as st bioor = C $2? . 50 c $14.75 aio — , ° Ss FI . & ed — Vandervoort’s Linen Shop—Second Floor. : Vandervoort’s Lamp Shop—Fourth = | SS _— a 7 dl

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2B ST. LOLAS POST-DISPATCH _ its home field. the last 12 years. The new ship is p: iea! nd lemonstrated the constructed br to be 282 feet leng. 79 feet im dia- fr Milities o Marrer :imahips , - = &- army engineers nad 2a staff of meter. and will hold approximately /“With airships of acreased gas eronau -~2 } f- —".,. SAD a - Y : on a . J ms Et « — ey a ou = 7 »?} ae ~~ —_ | nor _ - - *. we ea . Pp } 2 «a ' = " - a & ic > t X > a4 *. \s : Pe : Cr es ee as ro) ea ic. pt « ~ — (OOCdT ee: - bed = y~ * : —_ . " . . 7 7 ~ " — : .e ana Rubt er . © : aa onei if r > : : v — 7 _ ie .* teehee o ¥ LOKS ak ated se ™ * as fit aa oe c wry: Pres —F his _— e i . - re “ees ~ =preads Wi ell. Dries Hard, . N SPR Al} NG K| AN nire: n D- . 2 landing : mer rs its inge of operation and a i= 7: x >> : | s : : i . rae ~ *, . ntr 7 > =~, ct > — 3 & : i a . rd > : ; , > } 4 : ev ? : - ‘7 . ry . alne 23 * hae Cl ' y PAINT AND ; > VE Mons ’ “4 hic 4? Lurnec : © tr : 5m: FILA airsh i} : : "7 oe iome with the ten . a - —~ Wn — - LienS “ : : é = , Ft. € ‘ il = : ; — j » 77 = — . . . aiivugtTls and ‘ Sut .o . > 7 ™ 2 ae —_ ~es _ _ - . - ’ - = " " Pe . > . ‘ er FP" = : : : é. . A : ii 4 . . >, ow, = BRAND} (IN MITER army and navy ai ice im'laty “hi sated” Siete sat E cictadl. Geet Malice ian Write for Free ha Ruffled Curtaias et . a eee eae ee ae 7 tet: iin a * So a ee idl Ree at ‘Hones Mante” Sell Carrollis Once-A-Year One Week Eve nth PUD IN ICED PRING COATS Womens and misses new Spring Coats of lsire eloth. button-tmmmed wee kets exce «et 2 as . eas and half lined and very looking. 1 assort shades. Special BLOOMERS dwn slips ° Gowns - | —— | a sfor aM = AUTO. MAKE “to Rectify Any Wrong” | / Caturing Furniture for the Home at Huge Savingaiey oo... hows a . . | ACM year the great Carrell’s Stere Organization conducts a remark abic one-week East Dependa er Bride's Sale. b! to Nominee From Action | ~ is purchased in huge quantities for this occasion and the amesing values queted present 2 goiden opportunity me euseckrepers to save ou Furniture. Whether you mced « stugiec piece or entire home made ef Furuiture. we urge you te “=; row, Last Summer. eredit terms given. es , Zs if - S : - = own classes of cars. and th iP - : : — - x 7 - : ; ¢) one — ’ : ; — — car moving fastest is the ome) pres met x , matter ; mot : subsequent investi 3-Doo - ~ DieXta2 , be pres ; _ = — . r : : , . - . . , a ~ ; - d ~ ris | a." es : . m? . ; @t ; . | . . $8c CHIFFON SILK HOSE = $1.50 al $2.00 Broadcloth Shirts§$ waist SUurTs UNION SUITS UNDERSHIRTS SOFT COLLARS . v\ mmrer ; Men s+ Me ore Ato se% Ven it ~Ts Sot a year or so old. neo ” is 6hCUS - La “ .* Woma MvonodarT “33ic “FIBER. HOSE Children's Socks ' , — i oa aa ba x ears fastest iu she sa rm price clase, ' ™ : e Spuenc. & @u “ - 7 iz , . - "ewes" imer’s [ rvrz Te a J \wers and oO pngeiebe of new models CREPE DE CHINE i%& Crepe @ “Rime .P asec Specia’ for Mendar a’ Dubinskys Statement. = =e i tf =~ J Tire Prices Likety. nSay said he was io Chicage + glides table te r : ye ——— [ per cent advance = me: _ 5 mae 4 : re. : : . ee 2 ne : am _ er last wee 23 — — —_ = : ire mak : 4 of | Cettifica ther had of of oe a a: fj 7h! ae a : as signaling the ene o | ¢ ep adi > ae . 4 : : ef cheap s2uteome@siie” ox membership and *, —>%, bf —ir ) . , ; = = —s ; ttt bof = pares existed for months , awarded , | oMces were inevitable. | -ag been that the ad- | taper’ “s placed at between > ‘bs ene t t to Walrehouse care) me output i higher, it @ se ¥ sales are moving apa 2» j : . sco ten Pup ies . r he al ~~ ae. - Thoet «@ = Tel = ! coign only with borders Prices Good All Felt Base FLOORCOVERING a pia. as to popularity of curs) has ~arked the selling so far, r continees. ; New Baick Poliey. feqiers this week were’ ‘> advise prospective pur-; = png agen Beautiful =i b e Due nap green. al . _* ‘ry entail. ral. 2 — : . . ™ maiai.ion nT TePNs Vf > ‘av a ™ mie 37¢ oo Sd = $24. 98 “= $1.98 $1.75 BARGAI BASEMENT | coats: SHOES Oilclath Best Thread SHIRTS Table Covers | 3 for 10c | ixship. “RS-1.” under Cw nstraction Men n P it mw rg aad ‘or | 5° tnmahes square Scott Fieid and whic) Special for Mon im floral an d STocrnes » conrpleted, will be «he : frie desten« hip | nae 2. largest attr. | =m me army servicg will de | a i : opponents, ulation — - ' . = i. : °i ra - orm, as : . ati . 2 ~ Pod . . . “si ; . ae wWalno. ~i3 ai ; Tiprses o« —,, a? —_ = > . _ , » . - ~+ od | ~ » ~ «te ISii | in “4 P Q eneg v0 Ong et tension BIG SCOTT FIELD BIRIGIBLE, aS J 1, ess NAS na cigeet and tagestry pnoie WILL BE INFLATED THIS WEEK $8.00 Cash Delivers It he &n* “ele a ef the cer mi-rigid | —~ -* . = _ “cay oO: ’ Shecial Vonda~. er with non-in —_ ~~ =i 1On-intlammeab! ~ #e, ~ . ?luUm gas *thée w ee) ~ho-e - : ie! ; | ss SB. a ~ Vordar areacy has been laid. :) a gg ' SF, . - ; 20S and water ballae netalled | - A & ret the ©rp 3 More 4 ian ne ef re. - = = ~~ - - . = . - . a a 4.09 ’ bal eae air 6earsy in the summer : ad “he OO BAR” DR Oni ' e ‘i mH 4 eae pas bik prenatal PE, Pee a Be i

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Penge = = Cre oe ee — ‘ SA AMA oy > a ge .§ \ SX ~ we Roar” A ce Saat F j MQ WS " ~S » S SSX SS . A ih 7 . WY 1G Y fOLIKS “preads Vell, Dries Ha WY: : ee _ S : S S SS wN NES tele V1 FRANKEIN ay . : ; a Ps eee . sed oe Thene and Mail Orders Pent — : - ; = y | ' — ee _ a . * ee 2G 8 tt 2 t's @ _ steat if th ar they zvuis Safety Cc ‘il. : ears fastest | Lou ety Counc crete bridge over Current | —— | SAFE DRIVING SCHOOL Se ee a a ne eee Oe Oe ame. Oe fie River on Route No. 19, 14) Mevariably lose “ ; os z FREE TO CITY’S WOMEN ©" i oP Besa es ae a a ae ee — ‘ie ; pet ‘Ue-)} miles north of Eminence, Mo. Top. sath. Shik cuaiiia! eliknoaee anna aneees aed : ~~ | right—Route No. 16, mile north’ ; | of Kritz’s Corner, in Carter Coun- . | ty. Center left—Wel] engineered om| Curve on No. 21, 14 miles south ii} Of Ellington, Reynolds County. irwsts | Center right—On No. 80 in Ozark ., | Caynty, a mile north of Gaines- this rare bargain en Sales run to closed ouncil. is being 7 lin: item (abeem: tit ak rauette has final VEER Geaso! ville. Grade reduced from 1S we fe floor or bridge >... Heularly roadsté SS ett Pigts! gomccegtoge hy Repgstallinny, ah Prag rp ne eae ay ee ee Wore Dag been Compe se ren ee ee ee 4 bower priced classes is increéa: noon of April 22 -ep en itives be paved by the midd) 'e I ay geass ag ae ie om tt a weap ee co tures that wd oo ts ae saga » [ame thatthe entice Sento dentene | f graded earth and bridges on No. 16 in Carter County, 4 bmodels command a premiurn | tio | demonstrate the practical | be opened to traffic not later thaa|~ ~~ oe ' ? sae yr > pamnrgall miles northeast of Van Buren. makes their wus‘ | in some Cases of new modceis "7. .™« we? ee SOR ge Lectures oie Lied & >, Much HRoad Work Done. i re —— — pHigher Tire Prices Likely. aged four of he five meetings was ere are the heaviest | a 85.319. or $9! “om : : cenit, a1 oh ee et “it Sua itt, i ig Nagy tilda! THM ONT Te ddan’ ii: Tipu a mei “a ii f leit Saaiigthie @ ‘compete. On| fills, the engineers probably will b, or SSSR we : LE | : em iP; Dn | 7 per ce! t ad s' A Tif ‘ ? ‘ ali ™ . = . - ‘ o% . 4 “ 3 , raron TD | z ier « : . een . , _ aa ated ut ett tbat that! ea " a ee 8s Nhe, iin ei i 2 tii ‘H8ie tasnalte: Th ; ll ef week , —_ os esse 450 Vas i} Taye ‘I aa ee ** rt ure maker ia | | ; - x7 4 > . ate “a® S.cgnaiineg J eT) ti ~ ae? . " d of cheap a2uto myait + examination ans laid tea? | far mort is a ‘és ; ave existed for months per a: ) ote - inevitable. | ®Warded to the 1e aking e | for etours. / . Higher prices were inevitad | — — ‘ mileage so that the 818.5 miles that tl d mMenest grace The route from St. Louis after | urprise has been iat the acd- . » . "ee > ale this division wil} , = tern '% | The schoo! is the fifth conducte June 1 on this highway will be No.4 : e aiwavs | Ma CeCU al be ¥ . : > * Q a ++ . ; . . . " , 5 ° *) : + | rfac | l T ll-weather use wi r) on " ; not come by the Safety Council All menji4‘to Springfield, No. 24 to Peorii.}’ ae: 10 per cent. gia si) aa ee ; P ' ~~ : - mn i r "T ic expected other tire motorists, whether new drivers or !! 2 to Depue, No. 7 through Ot-! in m4 low te (experienced, are invited to attend. |‘awa to Joliet, them N: 1 "hi! will follo eul | . a . ’ “> ~ ve > *nr ™ , lie — j ry % ire industry ‘ STEINER-FAHRENKROG AUTOMOBILE CO. Oy wT ‘ens > . = “gies, pester gine EIGHT-IN-LINE Wersize Y ioe : . - - Overaine ty MULCONNERY REO SALES CO.. Illinois and State St. 3-Room Outfit ' Makes at cn: ah ol ite East St. Louis, DL amd phone orders | GARDNER PERFORMANCE AND DURABILITY HAVE NEVER BEEN QUESTIONED 3. | | $3905 : 2, Mooney Tire Co. REO MOTOR CAR COMPANY Lansing, Michigan ys 7 We ny y we atl Al a il se it" oral Mi, i Tha Pie tiny, 2 ~~ TDA pene PH . AR ae i, } fil] i ih i i tf" nl if » ; ithe i (ft vil i fl at diy’ 1 i tH, ii a ne Tee aed un ae ll itis li cl tiles, 1H ili ulullis inl Unit? wt pact Th Si cll, i btah, $3.50 Weekly

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. ee ante eta aieaniniceiaeeniemn ta dia neeiietememion., 21 hance ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 29, 1925. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH OL SHALE EXPERIMENT | The Velie Motors te succeed E. Bradfiel } STATE AUTO CLUB MA PLANT PLANNED BY U.S. | T our Trav er S es Pr etty C ountry announces pices oe ne Bt ‘ The mtr am ok 7 Ser: : CLOSE DIVISION OFFICES © sureau wm covorapo | INFERENCE whose re-_| eof soport ‘© | Trip of 100 Miles via Barn-, *ylfure Wae Yommittee to See ‘ork it. arene sn 1 a : = I | | a i ~ 6a Mills || pel. Thuredar at Bomider. Colo. |! hart, Eureka and Ellie- Dodge Brothers Motor Cars ST ne sor-wnect uomemeuilonens: me I} Changes in Factory Officials. | Hadden as general sales -yreand poate ef Henry Ford Outside of St. £ Justified ville, Taken in Chevrolet | Wii estatied on a truck are sald to groun ‘ e . those which have just been rings : Coach, Reveals One of bs = ; THE = ATE MOTOR CO Ty ( = anced as standard equipment ‘used t 7 . - a es . it’. ‘¥et / nd ton and a half General’ emerg the Most Charming : 4 alee trucks. The meee Soma ¥ The Automobile Club of Missouri .... »...... wt Bi fi womens : us Va vu uc €1 Lu “a. P 5 i “ has appointed a special commm!:: ! ‘ep t rd carn } is Dis : _— echanicaliy operat a wholly PP P commit * first step toward carrying Jaunts in St. Louis - : = pochaniaay Cee a to investiga‘s the operation n out he Purp se o* an art re- vi Announce the Openin of Their ees “ae 446 square inches O71 brak- type. oe at he P- 7. * Cwol. -_ —— , — "it) then truc — membersh!p of the club in its a ‘ : Si£Mec gi rTresiceni « : trict. , 4 ‘ gurfa - id , miles Ou. oe * » +4 ‘ st .- a . wi ees > 7 > - C. Hunt. Jefferson City: Mil-' about €2 per cent over the same ol seme . 3 innin ms Me speed re-. S . = . CAl D . ; Lz 4 Z si « ; a . res. Pees" jer, Moberly. and FR. B. Oliver Jr..| period in 1924. About 75 per cent : and evawel. reeds and of Rs v ti . od te running 25 mecret ~ ~ P| ae \ — « ; : whe t f 25 Cape Girardeau. of Moon production at present time | ; yttinn = ¢ Graham Br | * ? 4 1. | ; . fered a virtually unending series o% ers ruc ~ . 30 mfes an hour, you have al- All persons who are members is enclosed models, principalty fine vi oe. eee mr , Route followed by Chevrolet party from St. Louis thro gh B ; o tum and en-' ~ ee [ie Of BMis.lewo anne ond foursdgor sedans ofi- Os V2 Say = numoer 0: House Sor: Eureka ae. Wi ake _ arn- 3 as much moment an = | ra “ere ie Ce ee ee ‘ipleasant places for lunch ra © oprings, Sure Ellisville, Valiey Park and Fenton back y ~~ dragging the truck ahead a8’ «aster sourl tn the State outside of S&S ive-passenger capacttr. sconé@ay lcafing spel! to city. % have from the weight of the worth Loulg will. of course. receive the ee we 3 na - ee Rallocon tires are standard, | / long. steep grac - ~ a four-wheel brakes are installed | ~~ Z. sion tn the road : Ott ; NG * slight extra cost. The ceupe is that requires ys ine op tees sented on the standard Jewett | Pi ieee chassis powered with the new) oro - 4 1.3-mile hil] a: mong the fin Pr ae Sa t engine. - | i herrole: sign is encounte: Sere Aneher Four-door Sedan. Ye fie * ny ' eae TASH MOTORS announces &/%, De new four-door sedan on the! sn4 H h special six chassis. The new | west ¢ - broken land to the left ey with wheel base of 112% In 7 : + one of the most attractive T fronx Lovely Vistas. wig Nne. The dody | south 47.8 the road begins to ¢ a gracefully moulded with and er + unded lines at the back. The / Nine if Enjoy your car while you pay for j=: Siar SUES Sam 3 cic ten at the bac. The | Nine A —_ - > if b b yin “ th Or - the Liong this stretc! | : F =i Parts Teed In New Car. A small down paymentand | ) road the rou yt ) SANS XC SSS VLBA | “ GELY made from parts the car is yours. A he de be | : SSS ENS WS SSag SAS a taken from discarded Ford month d b f. ; > and s] WIE SO SES —~ SS QAn “a the Mayfair automobile. ewan ae meer otf or howee ond spring owings SY SASS MASS , rs h is now being produced in the car is paid for. : Lend tae ee = ¥ MAAS SKK ee. * = Sandy wore masta “ ; ) iz : ‘ he ° , ) : SS S Ss . SN SS ~ WSS S WSS 7 wa EiTrec- ———————— = tren, ‘Sal aa Satisfactory Wavy to purchase @ ral) 1. with : By | 4 bein; b as san tie: Sheen been © ——— ea Car, aS Casy to start as an account at the gfocery or market and as One of the Prettiest Stretches aS | — : | : — : / rial Easy to meet as the gas or elec) censiy tne es Props ~ \ : 2 O O DY tric lighr bill. ‘this bill went ¢h = lee | be NATIONAL BOND & 22027222 Sree the #® 30x3': Clincher All-W INVESTMENT CO. be left bank of the Big - @ mini, 2 | | At the Touring Car Price= wide structs ~~ ee ~~ ‘ > * . *. . . ‘ ‘. ~ ‘ ~~ ~~ SW . ° ~‘ “ > ~ Si . , Pg Oe a i” , —_ =—* >. nalunununY =i 37u5 5.95 PIRSTS — All. WNONSKIPS . STRETLY FIRSTS ree iE FACTORY GTARANTEED A Tire Cover Free Wieh Every Cupples Tire Direct Factory Tet rbhburoare ° prepay parcel pest chargers MILLER HEAYY-OUTY CORDS le teen mile long, then al BO ot a mite een ee em OPEN SUNDAY DOxc Its S224, 17.45 25x: 19.7 ‘ough, bu hs GE ER ae Slightly Rlemiehead . nil : : _— -* . ‘ Aa j ~ imehester road and a am ng to ee 5 Cords S.8 6:2: 2.& , ¢ (he right along Mane en ; | Sa ton, 86 Pee Manchester road te a | _ OPEN ; Pally ; EVERY NIGHT TILL Te F. | . —— ae i — | ee ee Dee oe ate i < Lig ‘ the Village afr : age «4 Manchearter at 9.5 R - then tn ‘Nea right on a alar . , | — acne g the wae the Mill on J. D. PERRY LEWIS, Pres. me : views { Valles - Fie Chevron ay _PER at 78. 4700 Washington Avenue Phone Delmar 4460 an hour over the tan pa se —— gton 7 , out of Mancheater ne Grade : From Valley Park over the Meramec River brid@e and stratehs ahead acrome the fiat over ana ratirosd corning And atraten: pris grada a‘ ae fhe Twit sa, at p shen ’ CLEYVSEt. ‘ ontinwed On reece e rete ay * an ne Be . Cust a ak »

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nager/tion of Henry Ford, who for Vice | time served as secretary and igna- itor of sales, also W&8s annoy . otor Cars CO., Inc. of Their t AY... St.) in a com- ppariment a ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | —_ eae SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 29, 1925, hats New 4 mis MA ~— and new ones used sary. F Wheel Brakes on Track. © first four-wheel brakes ever yostalied on a truck are said to be those wh) have just been = — ' niecrons ground ersize pistol rings fitted, wn nCars - ¢ 4 > - = == —— eee } Cm ) —- @ ———_ -@Q r= ss a when mn _A C7 inder } lo x a ri? ~ Ti? cy , ’ 4 ) t y > re trucks, which are not meant lig! x Anort z 4 ™ - 7 t+} ‘ » i 1 3.4 or Re* r) May fair, lias ~~ ¢ , ’ : ars A il] be pro- | y nt a : g. : ie.» se ** . are to | . : S ing set. Other equipment in- | D* shed hard-?fetruction as a ndles, win- | is sup- | | heen Eighteen miles on No. 7 tween Cabool and Houstn. graded, bridged and surf: The ‘and Gainesville to the Arkansas w dra@ging the truck ahead as eastern Missouri, Central and shave from the weight of the Northern Illinois can reach the | hine. With only two rakes | Ozar is in Division 9$ over | ic nothing to stop this mo-! state Highway No. 14, from St. | tum producing front-wheel jTouis through Union and Cuba to | With four brakes vou check st. James, whence they can travel| t once and bring he t rq good gravel road to the Sa- | els to a stop jus! U region: over No. 14 to Rolls} r wheels This means arg? and down No. 7 to the Houston, | nes gasoline a cas wt Ca Willow Springs and West greatly increas¢ g safe-| Plains section; down the Lemay | Ferry road to Arcadia and Ironton! . and then over No. 21 to the Glover, New Business Coupe | Lesterville and Centerville region BUSINESS coupe has Just “4 | of Reynolds County, or down the aided to the Jewett Six. 11n*.| Lemay Ferry road to Flat River, Wilson Motor Car ‘ an-!\over No. 9 to Farmington and pees. It has wide Straight Sat.) predericktown, then down No. 23 | Bample room for three pass« to Poplar Bluff and over No. 16 to = The body is finished in dark) winona and up No. 19 to Emi- pDuco, and a new style bead €X-/ nence and the Dent County region, | g from ra tor to end of read! or from Poplar Bluff to Winona _ assisting in giving the 1long.| and then continue on No. 16 to miine ef: ‘ sired in th!s| willow Springs and all the coun- ear, The ste and triM/ try between that place and Spring- in blue iten leather. There field. large compartment in the rea Construction on No. 7. Balloon tires are standard, Highway No. 7 traverses the four-wheel brakes are installed | jongth of Missour! from the Iowa slight extra cost The coupe iS horder near Lancaster south mted on the standard Jewett | +hrough iKrksville. Macon, Mober- chassis powered with the new) jy Columbia, Jefferson City, Vien- | f engine. : na, Rolla, Licking, Houston, Ca-'! ee bool, Willow Springs, West Plains Anther Four-door Sedan. and Thayer to th eArkansas line. ASH MOTORS announceS @/Jn Division 9, it traverses Texas mew four-door sedan on the / and Howell Counties and the south- | bepecial six chassis. The new west corner of Oregon County. with wheel base of 112% In Texas County that part of No. | Bis one of the most attractive 7 from the Phelps County line in the Nash l!ne The body south has been graded, ‘bridged and graceful ded with and gravel surfaced for four miles. Sounded lines at the back. The | Nine ‘miles of grading north of gre wid: —— ; thea «x arts ars F: iv? ’ iville will yo crave! sur- Upholstery and trimmings | faced within the next few months, ark blue mohair velvet and! Gaps of four and one-half miles are in the rear! each s f Licking are under con- graded earth road, | and will be surfaced next yvear. have iced a heater silken window | six-mile section between Houston m. windshield wiper and/]and Raymondville will be graded { fision mirror. Four-wheel | this year and surfaced later = f31) balloon tires and five In Howell County No. 7 has been Wheels are standard. The car | &raded and bridged in its entirety, tand the other at Brandsville., } a - - 4 ARGELY made from Parts heen constructed over the main M&ken from discarded Ford! of the Frisco Railroad. An - ' > © ' : ; ere - red with the Nash valvwe-in- / 4 Cupples 95 yular Cords .....:. OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 7:30 P. M., SUNDAYS, 1 P. ™% SQUAT eo SUPPLY CO M29 LOCUST serum © FRAP. IM ; eee | tion eliminates crossings. Between Thayer and the Arkan- sas line at Mammoth Springs two miles of grading on No. 7 have just been placed under contract. This section connects with a Fed- eral aid road in Arkansas, which, when completed, wen open a main artery of travel between Jefferson City and Little Rock, Ark. A gap of approximately five miles on No. two dangerous | line. ties. County line to 5 this year. maining sections to not later than 1926. Mansfield. North of Ava on No. Progress on No. 5. Another important highway incident with work sects No. 2 (the airline St. Louis- cuts across No. 12 (the St. Louis- Kansas City route south of Missourj| River) at Tipton, and runs south through Versailles, Linn Creek, Lebanon, Mansfield, Ava section extends 7 In Division 9 it traverses | ville, one mile ha Wright, Douglas and Ozark Coun- From the northern Wright | Hartille nothing special seems to be planned on No. Between Hartville and Mansfield, about four miles have been graded and surraced. The re- the Douglas County line will be reconstructed This will eliminate a dangerous crossing at 5, two miles have been graded and sur- faced and the remaining gap be- tween this section and the Wright|/U"der way on the entire 18 County line will be constructed co- on No. South of Ava, 26 |miles of No- 7 have been graded. This miles into Ozark County, and th eremaining 13 miles| from to Gainesville will be placed under contract this yvear. South of Gaines- the | bridged and partly graveled. No. 5. \partly graveled. Middle The Suba-Salem-Fminence Road. | Eleven Point Rivers It will be some time before No. |>ridged at Thomasville, nence to Winona (On No. 16) ie | Road Into Pe surfaced all the way, especially be- | itw Slig ; rf ’ the route from Cape Giradeau into benatagye Sligo and Steelville and from | progress on No. 21, which begins meets! or i | * - come per ie >T)T y ’ i yg c . es » . ‘ : oo. uss , ; se ‘ : * x pew county south some dis-|at Festus and runs through De $4 is ir ible fr agp tik eg i (on Lan ito Shi ‘oO 1 - - om ‘14 ee bows 34 is impassable fro arwoor O ar nto Shannon County. These |Soto, Potosi, Ironton. Glover: Les- 21) ’ een aiiie os or: he ae ; tC ~ f y ; . . aw. ~ n ©! ue aa » rims mh ches of No. 19 are not jterville, enterville, in Reynolds Leeper, in Wayne County. But this ‘ravelable. But No. 19 is good to|County where it: swings south | 7... pogo ie “pauile | Steelville It also j — } ' - BOOB oe : “| stretch its scheduled to be built | 648 reported in through Ellington, Garwood and this year good condition from Sligo to | Doniphan to the Arkansas line. No.| wri... ‘Salem, and construction work is/21 is miles all the way from Festus from Salem south tO )6htthhe «~Den:«-/| Ville. It still has one or two “high Shannon County line some work! water” brid ' I STRIBUTORS - some ate ridges over ‘Ks the north of Salem is contemplated “ale Black meh a “ant : : po CHICKEN DINNER DI ohne , ] Ssnannon ( os itv, Tnul- hye W ext Fork of Black Rive a “HEADY’S HOTEL” ROBERSON-BRADFORD tiple Span concrete arch bridge. ROD north of (‘¢ nterville. has been MOTOR COACH co. feet ’ 7 7 —] iong, has recently been built | bridged and it is intended to bridge WENTZVILLE, MO. 1900 Locust St. over Current River about 14 miles the Last ‘ Boment 3380-8 ; ‘ bia ‘ Lie 4ASl and Middle forks of the : € Eminence. Another bridce ; , ' , Served every Sunday: 35 miles from : eet Oriage isjriver soon. Between Centerville |i ae Leute on the St. Leule and Mences ‘to be bullt over Sinking Creek. The +; . ry. ; its { TN) ee T¢ . } ° —_ , , Lirst mur J ] of No. 1S south of struction in its entirety S been graded on |Eminence have been graded and ‘completed by May. This includes 19 from Cuba (on No. 14) through 'County bridge two miles north of | Steelville, Sligo, Salem, and Emi-| Thayer has been repaired. Reynolds County. Of interest to St. Louisans ts the all-weather going and Ellington No. 21 is under con- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Fork and | bridges over Sinking and No. 32, which begin at Piet Riv- Logan | er (on No. 9 and the Lemay Ferry have ' been | creeks already in use. Continued on Next Page. while the | The road between Ellington and | — ee Grandin, in Carter County, has been completed. Route No. 34 will some day be When construction is finished on virtually | ; | to Center- City rowed No. 2. Concrete all the way. ( The House that Service Built and will be ee / HUDSON COACH "1345 Delivered Price $1459 SEDAN 5 Pass. : / Pass. *1 795 Delitered Price, $1925 ‘498 *1895 Delivered Price, $2030 | a For Emergency Service Night, Sundays or Holidays In St. Louis—Phone Bomont 3370 In County—Phone Wydown 820 ‘ST. LOUIS METROPOLITAN DEALERS SOUTH SIDE MOTOR SALES CO. 1720 Lafayette. NORTHWEST MOTOR SALES 4933 Natural Bridge Ha. CLAYMO HUDSON-ESSEX CO. 23 Meramec St., Clayton. Wydown 820 BARKER MOTOR CO. 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 FOR TEN YEARS “The World’s Greatest Buy” Everyone Says It—Sales Prove It Hudson is not called “‘the World’s Greatest Buy’’ for today alone. That is acknowl- edgment of ten years’ constant refinement of a great car around the Super-Six principle. patented The reasons for that position affect all motor car buying. They cannot be ignored. A supreme and exclusive motor principle, adding power, smoothness, perform- ance, without added weight, cylinders or cost. The largest production of 6-cylinder advantages of that position. Actual proof of greatest value—which closed cars in the world—and the value is SALES. And now the greatest price advantage with the finest quality Hudson ever offered. It is only as you find the real comparisons for Hudson qualities among the costliest cars that the enormous difference in price is so astonishing. All now know that higher price can buy no smoother performance than Hudson’s. It can- not buy more brilliant results in pick-up, power or speed. It cannot buy greater reliability or endurance. And with all this capacity and flexibility Hudson For those who desire, special arrangements have been made whereby a Hudson Coach may be purchased for a First Payment of *498. The remaining payments conveniently arranged HUDSON-FRAMPTON Hudson and Essex Distributors SALESROOMS: LOCUST AT LINDELL CUTOFF DELMAR BL. AND TAYLOR Phone, Bomont 3100 Victor 1622 Delmar 2184 PRINCETON MOTOR SALES CO. 6912 Gravois. Riverside 2404 FENDLER BROS. 123 Lemay Ferry Road. KIRK-WEB MOTOR CO. 120 N. Kirkwood R4, Kirkwood 63 keeps the economy, simplicity and easy maine tenance of the ‘‘Six.” Hudsons are noted for high resale value. remain sound mechanically for years. Old are not made obsolete by sweepin body changes. After ten has been found to displace Super-Six leadership based on its patented, exclusive principle. At today’s prices need you own a lesser car? Can! a costlier car satisfy you more? ‘498 Maintenance and Parts 4517-4539 Delmar BI. Near Taylor NORTH SIDE PRINCETON MOTORS / 2809-11 N. Grand Av. lLéndell 2403 STEINGER & TUTHILL CO. Cheroktée and Gravois. Sidney 967 Oo. verside 56 T TR OR eg Te RR NE a I ER CE OR Se OS RT SR RE er SE ED ee eee Ee eT ER ey Rig Et FP See ee i ee ae enh. santipcomemnatap an, way — > 4 i : -t * + Fs . * gabe i

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—— iteintnon aneinsde abalone nema iie. 4a dilettante ST IOUS POST-DISPATCH the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED a SSDS, a —_— — ee — eee eee _ - ' : ' tiie report |sion of those most active in work- . yreoable -operation $30,000 an upward rails ) 2 — rosrem | pai mega \ing for a camp was that the city th th Welletor Chamber of concluded a ee om . = | , pspameeyatg ayo gga yy lem ongmmmne HARRY WHITE SAYS . —aehe bP Co>mn ittee consis - r apes. 1 > ] ,.' ; “ rae : sa : : o . ase or ¢ -_ , othing. toward fimancing one, J. G. Steck is kind is possible of results Un- || se eee 6 ene O00 ancing Park “A Lew Price Without Service is Not Low” ras | bana , ) up res with th ' om tive and earne pot avway with But ther were | Pe Ss ee yy Sahar Sec fF ' sas : ine ies ; ne Ls @ - oe Quality Prodacts ~.. .» ported for the- Plan and Site Com- amount! interest ana an shir er Stablish a pay camp which could ; ; — ; PRICES Committee to Conter With re | nine iat” en led the part o rptrollier Nol be operated under city supervision. | c : - Service Beyond : ae oe { _—s | mittee, se other members. Rob- | °” °* ae oe Puce 3 | i" an Be Obtained Only When You Have Comparison Wellston Chamber of Com- —— . . Zoff- |. : iene at? eve ' a . e ee and Albert von Hof! apne gas. (aaa fro} r | A Carburetor Built Specially For Your Motor , — oa ponenes wae ' , you sho buy from us. ss of county trpe an@ 15.6 milesimance forces a3 of goad earth built by mainte-/| maintenance fun i. mittee inspected a camp site on dollars’ ' orth 0 . 14 i hs ia STATE ROADS INTO a? a ura) Bridgé read. one adout | OS ‘er + nace initiate @ move MISSOURI OZARKS 2 asy Starting— Speedy Get-away mi Wy Tr S AVERAGE 17 ™M. P. G. , il 7 a feet It the Clayion road an . fo) Re : 2 purchi ; x Abundant Powe — > “>, 42 Dependable Employes to — . TERAGE gasoline consump- @day night of the Associated u ds — tthe west edge of Maplewood = ™ J ites vers ‘ : Fr mooth Action eo" ¥ tion. of 17 miles to the gallon | : . wa ee a a ee ae y Lene site and : bora ontineed from Preceding Page. Perfect P 5 Servi ~ i j reported by G. Edward Tourist Camp Committee at ey found nothing suitable at a SS! shin the knowledge o! ctrer ae nEYEAR ce cm report te eS tral High School. an effort > lo ' ; ; rae iT ¢ ‘+3 ' ALG one : se — mom hers. Pr thi hy ry} « ro 5) . te - ay manager Wa — ot. “A 7 made to solve ed Louis motor three ceuntr sites . tow, ; ‘ — = ‘ae .¢ , ; : ¢ cois. Ironton md Dent oe! the OV—_—_— ALL 3998 2 CORDS Colu — re sch of the ager gent wee en 3 a —--- : ae ‘ | avoid 1 Sslem and 1] ‘ -_ on as a result of exhaustive tess aaaell og - | + At . a man | ant oa ~ for them ‘ cha Ss _ = al AL pp : \ is ng 7-7 ‘ : «| Ont moteriat suld bett ee aaa shat the Federal-Knight trucks 3*, Regular $10.75 | 33x4 ln a ected te Vt rk | ent Motorists wo ter stay oft S ; R OMBERG)~ inet the Seles ee ee 3’, Massive O. S..$13.45/ 32x4'. Massive O. erion a! n return to St. Louls - : , re operated wit 2 ; . .. yore «* , . ho an al art f roads for six @w eo k « Six4 Massive O. S.. $15.30; 34x4'. Massive O. ; not : oe 6 Geer We eee ever a pole = ine 32x4 Massive Oo. S..$17.60 33x5 Massive °. Ss... ~ ove ’ : : : nr! msg > : -_— — per : —— ol E I ~ R 8 A T T E g | E $ ‘ ae i gasoline mileage. that . Ttse FREE *'t! EVERY HENDERSON Hetinc’ et a =* Cc U PrP P a E S Cc Oo R D Ss fF a i Rubber case: 6- 4. — more power on t ‘ . ’ tne | > % - of ridge i — . sii a = : :ed up and sead- 30x3°. F. S. Cord... $7.95/33x4 Massive O. S..$16.25 eaaary improvreme the fa ss Ford - \ " neg Vara . 30x3', Massive O. S..$10.45/32x4', Massive O. S.$2055 — .. esent camp be made ‘ended to contr PURE) Dodce isce Onc | IESE Maxwell 519.50 ppp iy maintained the extra power aft Six4 Massive O. S..$14.65/33x4'. Massive O S.. $21.00 t Oe ly Ai re appro- | we deramec River and Seen : oe, Overland i7.$0 Star - 18.00 $ 55 er reaching the height res al S2x4 Massive O. S..$15.95' 34x4', Massive O. ».. $21.50 , : a fe ne Hill s Nine mil | arr tS Se Hudson 28.50 Oakland 22.50 ° - iefency under load. whether ni (FREE . TINE COVER WITH PVERY FREE ; 9S Se BOO Laie bee Qe een. Ths nt Essex - 2450 Buick 24.00 j m 3025.77. 8 CL PPLES CORD PLRCHASED mprove : | me 23>” : a RED —Z :6.008..5 : service Managers to Mert. S te be EXCH. : MEETING to form an org2=n- SPECIAL LOTS ee =. gba ~A2 ce wet = : ‘ ™ 5% mn ~ an os . . “ ' ODAY fe tio t Tr nagers ©: SN aa eee VAS) | MERCHANTS TIRE & BATTEN GBA = === = = . Sh, rm Fabric ; 9 yee wag (ord $10. 45 —— ; Rs : ." | \! . . a= . : : Equipment Service | on iday night at Hotel Claridge. The | BOOB mH I+ += ble ee ae mir ms rai Wash a. | b ting was sent out { Associated Oversize | $11 95 . a wit te ie : ia ES. 2651-33 Locust BL | 0 ingten—I III Nerth {2th $t-—5855 ; whee a. Lam Bigs eign 7 32x4 : Bement S77 Ceartreal 4758-4751 -» a* . ' = . _ ~ + = . . . : ~ y 7 _ -— = » 4 : - } : = . . . . s+ sae - oe ees ry : _ - - . ~ . . " - 7 " . 7 , ‘ . be. > - ‘* . = +. , » % . . . sa . | - . . 3152 LOCUST oe ama eaeg . " ss . : . ! - ' ’ “| 3! Mansfield nd bridged. ROMONT O78 COR. COMPTOS ROWMONT 1465 rovemen: -~ >» « ~ A= a2 result of a meeting |! > *) — wa gee Pap. * d *'—™ 2s - a _ ee - »* ~ : . -_ so so } ni bet’ a N - * onl = = = . es > . & + & . . e+ imate a dangerous crossing ) No. 16. between Dune and ¢ bool, Sx miles, has recently n completed as a graded earth : , ; 20K 28 we SS. Fen re. ‘ . ——r — 7 4 . : » & : : ~ F ‘ . _ ' . - . ’ ~ - lhe re | to own a car that will give you real service 3 and enjoyment this summer. - ~ a ae ee 4 ~ > » . ~ OO ON ell ie Sige ity se & RECORD-BREAKING SALES PROVE CLEVELAND VALUE f°" SS... J FORD DEALER In St. Louis Cleveland has broken a!! sales records during March There Must Be a Reason it is Cleveland's outstanding value and “One Shot” Chassis Lubrication. Here are aemes ef Just a portion of those who bought Clevelands * T. Ledford Herman Hiasince Dr. “Wertin Var Ranite Ve. * D. Pett. ‘. &. Vellmer Veen. Lv CC. Kaneteinee l.. Shiwely WwW 8. Wallers Pr : (rhe H. ebdlles \. 8. Beer 3 EF. Ware H. J. Wichmann J. Senate M. Wieeetes Wm. Waeeldeneid ha. tT. Leve Vrs. Flete Lee Leenera Im justice to yourself ask a Cleveland owner or have a leveland dealer show you a “One Shot” Cleveland Six CLEVELAND MOTOR SALES CO. SOUTHWEST FLINT MOTOR CO 2650 Locust Boulevard 5616 Gravois Avenue py Sg A factory show chassis will be shown Sunday Monday and Tuesday CLEVELAND DOWNEY MOTOR SALES

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A J LOW PRICES A Service Beyond | Co. Dan Hyland of thi mT ¥ " \Tarner Comparison Factory President Here. re three reasons why | 1] FOSTER, president of the should buy from us. C Se eee ° Cleve- SERVICE yy ' . land was mn’ St wie Satur- STATIONS \ wes AVERAGE 17 M. P. G.| gay visiting the G. H. Brow n Co. "FRAG E gasoline CONSUMP-) which recent) nen: bri 42 Dependable Employes to Serve You ow af 17 miles to the gallon! .jupper sales ie station 12 Service Ca : is reported by G. Edward) .; 3920 Lindell } ete ! manager of the St. Louls) who has been tourmne b yates FORDS Col b ve : » of the Federal Motor Track visiting Gal riel st . — me um a . gs a result of exhaustive tests from Jacksonvi-e, = ..... $2.17 Storage Batteries a Missouri roads of the new he found business gi i. oe bt 4 ----- 82437 6-11 J wal ton truck powered with ¢he country and eat Be mage _..-- $24.97 95 imieht sieeve valve engine Bieil »king ns . $31.68 =— nia that the Federal-Knight trucks past and ' ews nt ~~~" $3292 tt , , operated with capacity ea.28 c ser’ i ) ——— ali sorts of roads for Six We®KS podge Branch Opens fomorrow. Cc EXCH, : showed operating economies. Tomo! w morning the Tate Mo- $ (in exchange)... 2.95 ially in gasoline mileage, that sor Co., I 1 branch at —— believed set a record for ght ceog Gravois a e, just south f : GOOnFYEAR acks. The Knight engine, he Bates street. The branch Will oc huilding, 80x120 feet, | its Co. by the Kardell Motor Car Co., for use by the County Bus Co. on Maplewood, Kirkwood and Clayton lines in the county. The County Bus Co. now hase 14 of Reo busses in service. Six these compared with the former record of 24 hours and 21 minutes made by two, drivers working in turn. | Baker drove the entire distance, | his only stops being two ObDrief ones for refueling. | more of the same busses also have ‘ust been sold by the Kardel! firm to the Motor Transit Co. for use hetween Wellston and St. Charlies, makine & Reo busses operated by this bus company. ail Tire Co.. 3135 Locust street, as dis- tributer of Mohawk tires in the “+ Youis territory. J. J. has Seen sales promotion man for Mohawk Co., is vice president general manager of the Pie- Merrill Co. James Merrill, who is we known to automobile owners of the city, 18 secretary. Another Record by “Cannon Ball.” “Cannon Bah” Baker. now chief ‘“WILLYS-OVERL wa § -4 C | every ; Easily the greatest closed car value in all automo- bile history . . . sales are breaking all records... a car of light weight in desirable contrast to cars that are heavy and slow . . . People want the safety of its all-steel body...its increased driving vision. ..the com- _ Dorn Auto Company 7013 Page Av. | Stachle Auto Sales & Electric Co. 2004 S. Grand BI. Louis County Automobile hi amy rt AND MOTOR CARS _—_ - World’s lowest priced four door 4] Stee! Sedan awith Sliding Gear Transmission forts of patented Trip- lex Springs...the power of its big, reliable en¢gine...the endurance of its rugged axles...the ease of driving with its modern disc-type clutch...the economy of amazingly low upkeep... and a great saving in first cost. 2328 South Jefferson Missouri Thuner Motor Company 4.. J. M. Lederer & Company e928 Locust BL. Motor Sales Company 2116 Locust St. Reichardt & Hertel! RLAND FOUR DOORS WILLYS-OVERLAND, Inc. Twenty-Third and Locust Sts. Ninth Street Garage 914-26 N. Ninth 5t. Franke Motor Company Cor. Hamilton and Ridge Av. Auto Sales & Service Co. Missouri & Fifth Av. E. St. Louis. Iltinois Tri-City Motor Sales Granite City, Til, | Sets El Paso-Santa Fe Record. Pie. who! | A Studebaker standard six duplex phaeton hag just lowered by an | hour and 21 minutes the record for the 3862-mile run from El] Paso, Tex., to Santa Fe, N. M. Its time) \was 10 hours and 36 minutes. The run was made with the gear shift | sealed in high. A feature was climbing Labarjada Hill in high, a | feat said never before to have been accomplished. There is little paving on the route traversed, but | plenty of broken desert road. Sales Contest Ends Tuesday. Prizes of unusual! case; 6- 4 developed more power on the ow test pilot for the Rickenbacker Mo- value will be - warmed up and stead- , +tractive showrooms nd Car Co. has just broken all! awarded in a contest for all regis- as they warm I " : ; x “ {1-plate. ime maintained the extra power aft- . 61) equipped service stfion. The speed recorde between Los Angeles) tered Nash salesmen in the St. 3124.95...8 ” reaching the height of effi- opening tom row will be featured ,nq Phoenix, Ariz.; Phoenix and} Louis metropolitan district which 65 30x5.25.. 821.95 ey under load. whether on the ,.. 4 display of all models of Dodge pf) Ppaso., Tex., and Los Angeles and began March 16,/and will close o 315.25 $2195 1 road or on the grades. - (Sraham Brothers com- FE} Paso Leaving Fk) Paso in a next Tuesday. The contest is open FXC 3336.00. . . 826.25 Service Managers to Meet _ ithe new branch will be Charles yarch 11, Baker drove to Phoenix. cept those of the Southwest Nash H. "2264.20. .- " MEETING To form ee f meen” Wils: why has been Pa lena ling 4°99 | miles, in 10 hours and 1? Co.. the Nash distrfbuter here: the = . , : [am whet ere oT aa le . _ , ’ . ‘ ™ ization of serv:ct - 6 a last | Sales: in for the Tate company for j»inuytes elapsed time, arriving at Metropolitan Nash Co. and the RE & BAT TERY Co. ee. srcnet Clas io The} some years. 9-42 o'clock the same afternoon, South Side Nash Co. The first te ’ t t Hotel Cliariage , 2 aa ; at o= 0 sai be ; . fay night © a was sent out New Tire Distributership. beating the former automobile rec- | prize is a ($25 radio outfit. _ Sec it North (2th St.—6955 Delmar ee ae T+. Mohawk Tire Co. of Akron, ord by 1 hour and 3 minutes and ond prize is a $235 bracelet. Third 4 ° ert a. Lee, xe rerory-Tile j «4 ’ , ' . : ‘4 teain ti . » @ F a e san | e is 5 ilver _—* Forest 8331—Ferest 1452. FREE All mall orders mast be accompanied by bank draft, money order or check, to save delay in shipping. RELIABLE AUTO TIRE CO. Bomont 1180 3117-3119 LOCUST ST. Bomont 1180 EU-CLEDE GARAGE. Euclid and Laclede—Forest 647. : DOLLAR AUTO LAUNDRY, 40923 Delmar Bl.—Forest 4646. MOTOR CITY GARAGE, 2700 Leocust—Bomont 4870. LA GRAVE AUTO CO.. 5249 Delmar—F erest 3108. FREE For This Week With Every Cord Tire Pur- chased We Will Give You a Tire Cover ——w eae ee eee Wholesale and Retail. Dealers, write fer our price list. i Te 6p ae sfled standard pA FREE SERVICE AT OUR STORE service. Address Standard Sales Co. (Manu- eharge facturers and Sole Distributors of Permo’. We deliver te all parte of the city free of ) , a OPEN EVENINGS AND ALL DAY SUNDAYS TO SERVE OUR CUSTOMERS Memphis, Tenn.. for details. \ | »RA! BATES AUTO LDRY.. yer Bates—Riverside 2775. SUNDAY SUNDAY, | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOWS POST-DISPATEH MARCH 29, 182. MAR ve. * (tae FREE ETS a cinema ie s20Clatio nst th minutes. He continued on hie|the MacCarthy-Pardue Motor Co. |the St. Louis factory of the Chev al : | rectors for the purpos Ean- TWELVE MORE BUSSES PUT IN way, reaching Los Angeles at 1:53 He was accompanied by G. L.|rolet Motor Co., and two newspas , ° - lizing a ge@rvice managers* bureau. SER the following morning, making the| Thorpe, assistant sales manager of | per men. SAYS | Speakers tncluded F. © McDonald, VICE OUT OF ST. LOUIS run in 11 hours and 11 minutes Service is Not Low.” | president of the dealers assocla-| Expansion of bus service from | and beating the former automobile U nequalled Service Are | Hon: W. J. Vandererift service St. Louis to nearby cities is com- record by 1 hour and 37 minutes | EE amet ower in Comparison 'manager of the Southwest Nash ns rapidly. Six more Reo inter-| over a route 60 miles longer. Thus’ han Any Others. Co.: James Lowell, servicewnanager | city palace coach type busses have! he made the El Paso-Los Angeles 7 Quality Products lof the Vesper-Buick Auto ©o., and just been sold to the Adele Realty| run in 21 hours and 23 minutes as ’ AUTO LAUNDRY. DAYIS AUTC AROUND ST. LOUIS Continued from Page 2. going over gravel. At 75.5, one should take the left hand fork. At 78.4, the Gravois road, then left along the Grevois road into Fenton, over the river, then to the left into Watson road and at 82.9 to the right into the Denny road and on — road, which is very fair to good | into the Gravois road and back | into the city. How the Car Performed. | The Chevrolet performed in ‘Winning fashion throughout the trip. It ran without the least fuss at five. miles an- hour the rough bric pavement in Grand boulevard, and accelerated from that gait to 35 miles an hour in less than block. It ran steadily as a ciock at 35 to 45 miles an hour for mile after mile up to 53 miles an hour easily. over a In fact, this sarmne car has shown the) writer 61 miles an hour in a place where there was possibly a slight down-grade, so slight. however. as to raise a question whether it was not really level. With standard balloon tires !m- proved steering and new sprinz of the.wcar’s wheelbase—54-inch serni-eliptic springs in rear and 36- inch semi-eliptics tn front—the car rode the rough spots with surpris- ing comfort. are excellent. The engine, with its larger. stiff- | er crankshaft and other motor re- finements. furnishes a torque that _gives high gear performance for ithe grades. while vibration has been reduced to a minimum. fact. the car handles sweetly in any traffic or touring situation. and is so well provided with eood bear- | it coasts surprising dis- | ines that tances. The diac clutch and the improve- ment shift worthy in are no’te- new features The clutch ree’ a'’most no pnreesure. while the shift is remarkably easv at anv epeed tmportance is the with in one-niece nressed stee! the rear jiree An improvement of mator mhange +o banio fyrpe. rear axle. 1 one- erorner 7oets Th- i precedentediy sii. windows that clear out of the wav a Tyueo finteh are other features intece windshield Aawtr ewernr) an Tie ranch wee Ariven Seturder »: WH. K. MacCarthy, president of It works | suspension—that covers §§ per cent | The larger brakes | In | the honsine | | etreets. New Brougham Received Here. The new four-door brougham on the Auburn elight-in-line” chassis'| \is in production, and is being re-| |ceived in St. Louis by the Auburn! _ Gistributer, the Mound City Auto-| =. “mobile Co. Preserves Automobile Paint. | Eleven service stations for “Per- imo,” a finish preservative and pol- ‘ish which, after cleaning and pol- ‘ishing an automobile, lays a pro- _tective film over the paint, nave been established in St. Louis. “Per- mo’ has been on the market for two years. The factory is at Mem- |phis, Tenn. H. G. Young, factory representative, has been in St. f. iat b. _Leuis for several weeke Toledo | 45 M. P. H. on 475-Mile Trip. A coach you will be p: to drive— ™ > a _—= — be re (lM | ? \ ‘ 4 ‘ q a 7 ie — . + : PPO Ee aati m = = 0 er Eee. ee es ee One ort ee MEO Ae as tone ~— cna. SP NRE PAOLO LL LALA PLEO LL ONL AG OTA LEGO LE LOT I ere Ee ee hr FE OT ee Oe Saomee x ‘ a 4 Coach—‘1215 «... If you have only admired the Oakland Coach from the street, come + ; in by all means and give it a real, careful inspection. Then you will understand why everyone is talking about it. - Notice its big, wide doors, roomy Fisher Body, its comfort, luxury, beauty. Anyone would be proud to drive it, proud to exhibit . it to his friends. We know you cannot approach its quality, ; comfort and completeness at anywhere near its price. « ~ Four- ‘| 3 wheel brakes, centralized controls, one-piece V. V. windshield ‘if 2 are just a few of its many outstanding features. ~ ~ But ee come in. See it—learn also how easy it is to buy an Oak- | : land Six on the liberal General Motors Time Payment Plan. . A 4 i 4 q je MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR CO. te E. A. HATFIELD, President. | = BOMONT 3542 2301 LOCUST BL. | 4 WINNING AND HOLDING GOOD Witt ra PRODUCT Oo F GENERAL MOTO RR & 1

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Sgr ere ie he Lae oil Pay her - — 7 : 4 e loo 16k i ao 6 5 cos *) 7 a " / age Dm 7 lt « ae wit i ie fy rs a tila atm ee BS Me 5 eas beet * ad we ae . & ty, ; ’ oe aes : ae. y* ae > 4 e : “c 5 4 : a “ye ’ p pi : - » a - ~~ a ly mee 2, “© - “w: The st fied POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY C irculation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED al 4 SL. 23. I _ STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH »dy Co. to get a new body for Soto. IIL They had just finished bn eel . is Ford sedan. He said he was lunch and were about to drive on ; ° tting behind the wheel in the when the wind caught up the car. A New and Different Coupe Body clohn if wtlis rl car when a2 man named McSims, Gardner said the Ford was i whom he picked up in Vicksburg, turned over four times and was For the Dependable Ford Chassis. Miss., sitting besides him, when the | rolled more than 100 feet. McSims . . . storm broke. They had run the was thrown out on the first turn Look at This Unheard-of Price ar under the M. & O. bridge at De | and killed. 3 ru . “DOW NHILL.” never 3 =: : : is bia ies — san a | tp 464 NEW NAVY GRADE, (Continued from last Sumday.) a ie , vray. . 2 7 = : a’ , — ime -at a Rais a3i ‘ r A. ' reauay av - . ~ - ™ EN a drives gusto Ue Po) me answer. avout nait way cows ff See Us Befere Getting Your Car Refinished pete 0 e ageeamdoeme eee the car Se ee te ‘going too fast. so with the Dehco Baked Enamel = ee eee cole-5 Oe Ben jamin Service helps to make it so. ss . . ec] tc Still cise Tr ‘s qa né “, em au a oe ' eels im a 45 , " used tomotiles today. All cars finished im from 3 te 10 days. for hit = Mregirort , 4Pplying the foot brake hen, Inspection of our work invited. We also ename wa driver for a ride | STuiteg that hewas gown toneate Ml SaaS ef fersiene, “Tertsettttes oii ee amal Sm BENJAMIN MOTOR CO. , SPeec a£a: - ne give estimate. JEROME J. BENJAMIN, Pres. RBS jg sake EE DEHCO BAKED ENAMELING Co. Bomont 691 3021-23 Locust equipment: 4 full-crown individ- ee : slig -riat —_—— ae ” wal fenders, side and frent «pinsh th + 4 enstant speec us — 3s 5235 DELMAR. PO —— ee Aftergcens aad Sundays. aprons, latest type ene-piece * > : ‘ cared 1 ++ - ~ shot out Phere Ferest 1673 -svurz MOTOR CAR CO of AMERICA inc. INT windshield, «un sieeor, demelight., ’ ———— — —————- — cowl ventilater, «treamline heed, radtater shell and tire carrier. baked ennme! fintsh—will last a-« lena ma the car. — a ee - - ge. Kae Bim Song - PRS MPL sta — hye ee eng (Oe ee oe. > : = se ies ee aed Oe ey - Ce ee ee ee 8 eee owe | OF Se SS Eee -ouew or epee : ee ee " SS S-se=nseeesne - = Ag * * ~~ : - os * “ew FL RE ee RN. — “ee h>2n we «*s 4 ' Z é al hs ~ > ; ~ = = 2 we are ive - - sy ** .-* at 1? np.secleiy t least lon Ue ° v7 ™ *% " . BREEZE ERE oa ) - ‘ - 7 - mo”? 6 Ar —. » ir Ha d le BSRSEEGES aif the aking work o> te | ‘ > ~~ 2 a. . : - — . > _* - _—_ os a ~ > * ~ ead . > 4 “ i+ « . The MOHAWK RUBBER COMPANY of Akron, Ohio Announces the Appointment of the PIE-MERRILL TIRE COMPANY As Distributors for the St. Louis Territory —— 2 RP SO IM ne - — --* _—- - o — al al + s -. fa . 7? > ~ - . canes Se oo - eter Cen Pees . a i ee ay - — Carrying a Full Line of MOHAWK QUALITY TIRES and TUBES Complete Tire Service—Day and Night “as — eS ee All pops and most older dogs have wor lower the doe’s vitality and make him ea: Tr other diseases. Keep your dogs healthy | 4 by worming regularly with Sergeant's Capsules. They are perfectly safe and c 60c at drug, sport and seed stores, pet si mail. Sergeant s Dog Medicines heve been the s fit > vears—safe ané effective medic'nes for el] dx Our Free Advice Service enewers exy question dog s health w'thout charges. Rate sympton of Newlywe } sergeants = Of first importance to newlyweds is the selec" | 9S weDKINES ap FNS: * tion of a home. a —s with @ consequent lous of bras The great future is before any more heavily upon in- them, and there’s everything come than rent would, and mitiom shut off help to bold In starting right. They can with the first payment will FOR TEN YEARS - DEPENDABLE FS ga a age ge ge —it they desire — begin pay- come the happiness of hav- Siaiiion SEE Maina? tn eo ahow ing rent and continue doing _ing really invested in some- so as long as they live. thing of one’s own. Now Open for Business Bomont 828 At the “Blue Front Store” Bomont 828 3135 Locust BI. : } vt —" Pal , v e? ,* -_ ’ , , 7 : : — ; ‘ yr ty ’ ' ; / : 5 - A y : i: aa a. u *y) : ee . ’ : # ; ; " yy 2 ‘ ' - ‘ v 5 | » | & \ % 4 5 { » | i} % = 5 . ae 'e 2S: “eo » % 7 » ie > “ y ..) ' . * 7 ‘ s > Le P s | i : * f ‘ Exceptional dependability has been a char- acteristic of Dodge Brothers Motor Car sible and it wast lot more g3 R ; : b 2 since the day the first of these sturdy cars a ut a far wiser, appier Wavy ae — * was marketed ome fe hem she tet would be to begin buying @ oa = ean oe > Aix. ing shrubs, caring for the Not once in a decade has it failed to uphoid seagate oe mma . . : : ; , * and enhance its reputation for faithful per- Enrottle is wideTopen Because + home—a permanent home in garden will furnish delight- ~~ aR eae cae Toes a pleasant neighborhood, = ¢ 1) recreation Neighborhood ~ The reason for its consistent goodness and [: docen't cost as much to cree away from the dust and noise friendships will be formed continued betterment points directly back to vacuum as to create @ lot of con “ae ‘ ’ the ideals of the founders. "Smith Decame so. interested fh of i city, among congenial that will last forever. Substan- Instead of fuctuating between an endless that he forgot about his task of Sis Sem tial citizenship is the result of Series of ann els, they determined to gasoline consumpt . times 2 : ; ; et. eS iiss en the perfiction of 0 tines motorist can goive a problem quick: Terms can be arranged sO achieving community inter- chassis. Next Week—IGNITION SYSTEM that payments will not draw ests and influence. Dodge Brothers Motor Car today is the REPORTS 3-DAY TRIP FROM ; ' embodiment of that ideal—an ideal that JACKSONVILLE TD ST, LOUIS Newlyweds! you MUST have a home. Make will endure as long as the mstitution itself. eae: ee dasay ° " ‘ mcr Sete ieee mon it a real home—your own home. The resit- Tare Movor Conmwey, fats "| Stieene: Goieing 2E 430m dential and suburban districts of St. Louis WASHINGTON at GARRISON Sea offer you wonderful opportunities. You will ~ i find the key to them in the Post-Dispatch WUriess you see the “B °ar ~“e ‘a? 2 GARAGE BLOWN AWAY FROM “Real Estate” columns. Read them care- @%**ing the genuine Ba on ee eee ee fully, consult the dealers, arrange terms, and 7% and prescribed by phy: ya begin your married life ina self-owned home. “PR cola It means more happiness, health, and wealth “He Paj through increasing land values. z Toothache p OS ] -~DISPAT Cl | | a | Neuritis trent yt The Newspaper of the Home zy MAN IM SEAT BESIDE e _.- NULLED | IN STORM Copyright, 1925. ty WG BR. The Post-Dirparck

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SUNDAY MARCH 29, ipgg. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH .""™ A a = — i _ 4 2S 925 ee The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CiTY Circulation than BOTH other evenit Se “> Stutz is economy itself. ice helps to make it so. MOTOR CO. iy gy alll pug . BENG AMIN, Pres, , an b heic ct 1! A i] @7 _ | dry batts 3021-23 Locust : ng rates as cn ich abus ne ig newspapers COMBINED — _ — —— - —_— —— —— ——— - —_ --—_ -_-—_—_——————— - _ —_— —— oo FOR THE AMATEUR AND EXPERT ~ MOVES BY RADIO. sesso ARE PREDICTED Sis Director of Naval Comnyuni- A NEW NAVY ew pi created radio y gunner, radio, ination to be held 4Artiiricers, ali Line “ere * ; j ‘ . J ' ical Vad uri Of Ce . \ "ith i o ; i rpren’ i Ve i ae f wie j { d Ar tists at : ~ eek an , radio . ' 7 : Ane — . | > W Care of Dry Batteric- cations Cites Poss:bility in Call tor Better Trans- mission Equipment. pmulates ery wipe tt 4, * > * * ae OR. eo ae : : P ' : ’ £ . - y ttal ‘ tio the r , ar ne hy pi ia ai . iad il j ation 1’ 2 . . LT TYVIT ee Iunds avVailahbéie for mo ; letter + ail n t tat a si es I ‘> aii a if L es * ‘ . 7 mo y ‘* ‘ . “ | ‘ TroaD oe To WZA)) ' ee : - r + iifea nr ey ’ riers ‘ } ip pi aty "4 Cy » and ' loat > aa , > ‘% Tre ‘ } bv iarh me. %» ? v? ry }? ’ 17 > ; aff i¢ rie’ . . A » * * , me ‘ > ) may iy if/ . Os ¢ YHEGGERT We BUBNETT BE. ji, ERE ~ PIANIST - TVEDICAL science today looks for physi- cal causes when a patient is constantly troubled with depression. It has been established that chronic constipa- tion has a great deal to do with that dis- tressing condition most of us describe as “feeling blue.” Certainly, there can be no harm in thorough- ly flushing the intestines of disturbing accu- mulations, when something of this sort is the matter. And, of course, the safe, effective physic to take is Pluto Water. Unlike slow, uncertain, over-night cathartics, Pluto Water acts promptly—in 30 minutes to 3 . ». Lake out == {the spots ; © RM rE RR OR ee OR he gem eR oT) EDP Gr GPR EE PENS fee Pt RG TER SOT Pe IU EO ARS 2 REE Pee en EP aE eee Re fe EB OE ee mm . . 3 - wy P até Ye ’ _ ; ‘ 1. . ‘ P . , . ] a4 Vests celebrated ' , a oi} ‘ 2 schedule Make ap: SPE a * mail. Sergeant's Dog Medicines have been the standard for - fity veers—safe and effective medicines for ell dog ailments. | 4 Pege flustrat- Our Free Advice Service anewers any question about your ed book on diseas- ; Springs, Indiana. to take out all the spots. druggist prings, dog's health without charge. State symptoms, age and es of doge with breed when writing. Symptom Chert Polk Miller Use it on suits, coats, furs, dresses, laces and hen you can be m2 end instructions . Foe 8 J Sergeant’ Drug Co., Inc. fine silks. Leaves no odor. ) : " S sure that your clothes are safe. on care, feeding “Tribute To ea Lie Spat Ais ‘ ee' . ' . PERE : | ' ? 1306 E. Main St. Dog”. Writef Be rs ep Ay ‘a ts iursday Night Silent re : ; WATER SAimericas DOG MEDICINES Rictmond, va SS] fe emcica “Another mettod t) Noted Si j | Physic utes time and a little en enables you from your Energine cleans quickly and thoroughly. Containe Senetor — Se ee eS ee eC s the selec- + RS PE OR PRE ee Oe gg ee ee end breeding. ngers on Studio Ll, ENERGINE om cifaner When Nature Won't Pluto Will niave aT une ay of programs row An artist re- given by Gwilym Miles, bari- wily upon in- 4 t would, and 7 SS nen coprane, wil be ot payment will : Z SS = | ~= ead, soprano nd Howard Wil- piness of hav- tz : ioe, stpreno. ate Tewerd We e ' “4% ° hell Hirzel Eekhayr and ae E =sted in some- Murphy, accormpanists, will present —s i | -_ | 7 ? a program under the direction of re =o ae a re *% o — on . Ww | E. A. Taussig That same evening i - , 5 . . ‘ . O MM. ie KSI) wiil broadcast to its big radio ‘a ’ , : audience its initial double piano re- 4 when Mrs Robert Rurnett e lawn, plant- aring for the rnish delight- ; ’ wo oO} ’ rrogra? ¢) first . see att a) a 3 iver > Roche’s Orchest: e - awe” err yo * giné Neighborhood . Springfield. Ill, and the second b; oe oe’ ors carte 100: Kas on \ , . » 2* the West Presbyterian Church Or- wm. . ae ill be formed rever. Substan- SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN"-Gonuine » is the result of mmunity inter- lence. Unless you see the “Bayer Cross”’ on tablets, you are not hem Care- getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions terms, and and prescribed by physicians over 25 -years for ned home. Colds and wealth chestra of St. Louis As one wil! ‘ . os gil Se ¥8 ait tic* play al. dance music and the other ot = Pmis Se. classical and semi-classical compo- ; ; : : te —— sitions the two will present a great music. Following the ‘rt at the Missour! Ath- tion on Tuesday n! me. Make The rest- St. Louss You will t-Dispatch f on the purchase of a can of Bohemian Malt. Syrup > Just write your name and address on the coupon and take it to your dealer. He will eccert it at its face value for 10¢ on the pur- chase of a can of Blatz Bohemian Malt Syrup. | a | Here is your chance to try a can of this 100%, e ; Malt Syrup at a special price. Get your can A} cT today and try the unmatched flavor and un- 09% PURE MALT EXTRA matched quality of this 100% barley malt. Accept only B t . ; : : ; takes a few aoa 2 a ROpDuUCT ] at £ > which contains proven directions. ‘ peter or oa . MILwaunes U.5-* FE s | nee o pe iarger nan ned 7 | mie . =s : “ . Handy ‘“‘Bayer’’ boxes of twelve tablets 2.0). ee ee se : | ——A or Best Resul cS Also bottles of 24 and 100-——-Druggists. PS RAEN ie Made in Milwaukee Pe ve ie e ms Headache BayerTablets “h mmr) t gay ¢ 7 . j inp ' Tpeanke! l on Oj t } »< sn merican authoritie Ol subjects Pain N Vi 1f? pervain) to radio. fans as well a : ni 4 ont . +y he -_ o-* | "* "oa . . Cura la A Sgors ach sae*.)' ; i ET a i\ iliLeres¢ n wt! ontinuation of S talks tubber Panel Brace«< Toothache Lumbago : nae aaa Neuritis Rheumatism wate! ing t across a right-angled corn **Baver’ package Boa it there est aa MADE BY ~ (a 5 CO‘ Tl is ——— . , .4 , eS wt leawt@t F Qaliewheaci ay o~ 4) Be idin vl buvel Manulaciure voi plonvaceticacidesiel Va Salicylicacid

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ———— Lhe mite kdl POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED Oe ge am Re a ee SUNDAY, MARCH 29° 1925. a a A nel alec ED ES use 4) THE AMATEUR AND EXPERT oe * br ages - i ; AO Pbvangitumian y " =. lea aa — — e ‘" os s+: Tubes must light to be processed. obtain a copy of Experimental Ra- Mail orders shipped parcel post C. O. D. dio by Prof. Ramsey of Indiana, 1°2-HOUR SERVICE Toateraumiée > Dealers. write for proposition. pirintatebases. > J. P. : AUBERT ELECTRIC CO SMe acai genoa at . : . ‘ rom t t ‘ersity Book St >a 1944 FASTON, ST. LOUIS. WO. from he niversity Boo ore at Floomington, Ind. ST ' ' Head Phones $7.89 All Mdse. d t.0.B., st. Louis JEAN (Mail Orders Promptly Filled) COMPLETE SETS ON TIME PAYMENTS Send Deposit All Merchandise Warranted New and Firsts 9a MONDAY ONLY “3 Rc. A. (Radiola Ill-A4-Tube $30.75 RADIOLA Ill 2eT ONLY. ‘t-tube Set: 6-TURE RADIOLA - se Super- | Q8 FIER aMtPLt ~ $15.75 Heterodyne $12 NATTIANIEL Baldwin Head Phones TIPE CC, ORIGINAL = 'HE REST SPEAKER MADE—BUY A GENUINE TYPE H UNIT $25 NATHANIEL BALDWIN BEWARE OF LOUD SPEAKER BRASD-SEW—NO SECONDS Kquipped With a Genuine NATHANIEL BALDWIN Type H Loud Speaker Unit. all-wood horn. including 6-foot cord ane ae HORN yo VNSIONS— Height over al! 267 1+ ine} base diameter 9% inches (SOLE, AGENCY) "000 ohms: guararteed IMTTATIONS imeter es inde pa ane 66.50 PHITAO BATTERY CHARGER re eee ——-Will charge “A” and “B" storage batteries; for A. €. cur- ANHATTAN rent; complete with in- structions and cords... .. S LOUD $4, 70 $9.50 List. Westinghouse 22%-volt oP. FAKER.. Storage “B’’ Batteries. The Loud Speaker with eek ote s ' . l : adjustable concert modulator Guacantest "l00% "Freeh Stock New Stock—Selected Burgess or Eveready Factory (inaranteed Radio “‘B’’ Batteries TESTED CUNNINGHAM oot | ! AND RADIOTRON we 7a VSR, SES $1.30 BAKELITE BASE = ata -¥O arge TUBES | 22> enc $3.75 4. S53 Donuble- Duty No, §$ WE | we po | ono 70 45-volt Eveready 3.75 NOT— UN re ,’ — 4 mera Balle 2o0 Hour “A” Rat- and WItL.t. , c 299 tery. For WD-tt-12., xSoOT— od & rhe ° . {-t1-12 tnhes Special c handle _ —- ; imitation | fi arti: — V:190 and “¢ “A” attery or a Ke 290 tubes: apecial. $1, 39 Bach. °?.Vear Guarantee Vitalie Storage Rattery: 120-Am- $5.00 22 v1. ATE: $1 98 ere ha $13.85 VE RNIE R {-to-1 ratio mT or 23 pl (,old Seal Fliiectric Soldering tron: densere plate KR. C. Lewloss Con. cunaranteed “* vears. .. R9e | S45 Aeme or Fr / Wi $4.50 Cockaday 4-circuit Tuners, formers: all ln Audio Trans. R5 S785 &5 Frla Reflex Transformers. SRA. S6.50 Peerless Coils. £4.95 £5.00 Erla Selectoformer $"1.R5 Tnecle Sam Lowlose Coll 85.45 S F-Z-TOON Vernier Dial 3ineh i%-plate Vernier Condensers, . 81.98 eo $1.50 a Double Phone Adanters 60c ‘-gang Sockets 1 40 Tie Ajat & BRestone Rheostats: °-KANg Sackets A0- iat ane a — — we "® Accuratone Ver. Dials $?.95 $1.35 eme 1eostats : ello 1 ° ners. Te Rattery Hrdrometers« Me eee cece 7 #t Ajax Inductance Switch : A5e¢ £1.50 Flectrad Audiohm - 4 $1.50 Five-Connection Battery Cord. $5 Bremer-Tully Lowloss Tuner : k It He | Bakclite s than when the negative B is is troublesome at the present tine | from the-alternating current, but|condensers of the same make. ae WHY NOT BUY THE REST? nected to the negative A. The best !is that of beat notes that are caused |) when this is done the A C hum Is/has metal end een een (es it | , oa 7 the ee : | He ‘ WELLSTON RADIO CORPORATION | practice is to connect the negative; by two broadcasting stations op- j= loud that it drowns out all sig | tlonary plates are he ge ne yaaa Lae ' 'B to positive A However, vou | erating on wave leneths that are | nals No device has, been perfect- | two hard rubber strips. ne 1" 1479 HODIAMONT AV. | have an amplifier that is connect too close together. You are prob- , ed that will eliminate this hum ‘o| mounting permits the vernier to nlp Half Bieck South of Faston. (Parkview BOSOW } one wav and a detector that ably troubled with all se ite ta such an extent that it is not objec- | be placed on the panel with. eas> i | hooked up another the only thing a certain extent. (4) Static i inna tionable. and as the unit is very er it can bay that collect on the antenna often Q. Please compare the volume, Pe added to any set with nie trou- Ps > build up to such value that they ; obtainable with a push pull ampli- “ane et ee he oe | iD , i fia - , , , 1e ise ". TS enat is between the two masts, nih: gland, with call letters 5XX. There | Soon to be given commercial 4 would be 95 feet long. A variation | .1,, the signals were transferred to q |mouncement is a n vacuum ¢ Bt from 5 to 10 feet above or-below ‘ | 20,000-watt radio telephone trans- | Whose filament is heated LA thees measurements would make rind mitter for transmission on a 1600-/|Sistance wire supplied with cur fittle difference. T /meter wave. On this sidejof the|from the 110-volt a. c. lines, a e primary of a neutrodyne or | that great “pond” these signals were in- | Stead of by d. c. from an ry | eee amplifier set is Mos tercepted on a superheterodyne re-|tery. It is provided with @ stan ysually of the fixed type with from one |celver operating in. conjunction |ard Edison lamp base to give Tim five to twenty turns of wire in the Har with a 10-mile wave antenna. lo-/|110-volt contacts. Separte | primary of the antenna or vario- of : cated at Belfast, Me., thus span-|srid and plate leads pass t 'toupler. Because of this and the x00 ning the Atlantic Ocean, or a dis-|the upper portion of glass bulbt ) Senaitivity of the receiver, it is not otra tance somewhat less than 3000j|houses the tube elements, rv that the antenna be so win miles. The Belfast station is nor-|nichrome wire heating elem feng. An all-over length of about cier mally engaged in receiving long-| inserted into a thin quartz & ft0 feet is sufficient. The flat top | UP an the latter is heated by cond Nength of the antenna and ground | f° . The heating element is renewad leads. bett Together with some form of B em The lengths given for the two hav tery eliminator the tube will 10> ‘types of receivers are those that shoi tion directly from the lighting . work most efficiently. However, it oct cuit. ‘9 not always possible to follow spe- “pi . In Germany all who do not pi _e argrbinta'y oe “4 ene wir the Government tax on receivi ee ot oi tae aetoation Yooh hav sets are called ‘black listeners,” | en 2 = ste so anne | h ¢ New York Cit 420 Ghere are many places where an ane me OS Oe ‘antenna cannot be made that has A the attenuated signals were réju- wil] flat top portion longer than from venated by the audio-frequ . @ ‘ ant 30 to 50 feet. Here the only thing | Process before they could be “that can be done is to make it as| far ‘into the usual transmitting Jong as is possible and trust to obt 'ratus for retransmission on } h cel’ | wh ee uck that it will work well wit usual wave length of 433 ™ oe Te set that fe te be Sambested ta te mo: faa wwe a ashington wa atte. Cenerally the inverted L is the oe in on the circuit and London’s& f Most practical type to put up and | gaa is the best receiving antenna. A li , ro l ioe was proportionately Bi erpe antenna sonmietien ota all So, by means of land le wire will pick up about the Same amount of energy as a two- Y y¥ire L of half the flat top length. ce there ig nothing to be gained by the use of the T type. Odd-shaped | aerials had better be left to the @xperimenter. Some of then» work he some do not, so it is advisable stick to the inverted L. a @ two ends of equal heights, if ble, and, if not, take the lead- off of the low end. |. If one were to make a test with » $€vera! aerials of the same length , due With several numbers of wires he would find that the one wire _Youtd give“him a signal strength ‘say S50: The two-wire antenna ou increase this to 90, three es to 95, ge wires to 97.5, five to 98.7 These figures have been obtains from any real Peasurements but are given as an mple of the effect of adding res to an antenna. In this case, 4 actual measurements would ‘hot differ gKreatly from these, the st wire does 89 per cent of the a. the second 1@ per cent, the rd 5 per cent. the fourth 2.5 per peont and the fifth 1.75 per cent. If ® wires were ‘added the — high-power transatlantic radiot phone, supersensitive trar reception, short-wave trar ie and reception, land wires and transmission by WJZ and ihe the musical strains of the Hom Savoy orchestra in London American feet in action at the time that our English cousins W dancing to the strains of the 6am orchestra. WGY at Sch also intercepted and rebre London's signals, receiving + direct at the General Electric Ce® laboratories. Bi “— EYSTONE eve’ ARRESTER lichTNine Fie

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err > gr rere ee 4 > é ee, a f “) : The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMRINED ST. LOUIS POST: “DISPATCH _ SUNDAY : MAKCH vy. j90e% ST nNDAY, =e MARCH 29" 1925 —— : 7 Fete 3 old Res > ; - ° =— = ; ae 4 —— IN CAN RUN TRAN HOA SOLELY BY RAD RWORKS BEST. “WITH GOOD ANTENNA t to Official of Westir se; : er, ba Nanv Makes : gnouse Com. me Important Details in the d pany Makes Startling Rey na Eg =e; ted! , ; Construction of an Effi- elat Address to Club. ; se cient Aerial. eH NEW YORK, March 23 ' IN 5 Sa ls ~ use of modern devele By WILLIs P. CORWIEN st Sarina radio, if t¢ entirets D- Of the KSD Staff. a i ) POR Bi arost every radio fan has listened f ™ Vewrete clectric trains @an friends and has been jus 1 central contro! office,” sald G ie with his fri hai Alf of the radio 4 7 ; wzzied over the fact that no two d va et iy Cepartment of @ ‘ork exactly alike, even bali. *2e Westinghouse Electric and on os on .) Wanifartuscine ~ Pough they are of the same type mes) MAaNnUTacturing Co discussing ; 108 ond Tican “RR road Radio” before New York jm. doubt some of these differences far Rallroad Club. ee due to the construction of the pOCh- 0 not wish to be understese = and the care with which they Ratur. a® Advocatin eli et thou- | crews for ino mechanical device my have been built. A great many of ipat- take the place of human pie the differences can be accounted Zperi- gence,” continued Mr. Allen. by the various types and sizes tiona! “It is now entirely feasible “9 aerials that are used. When ¢ Start a train without a crew, TUR Bemspects the multitude of seriais Bri it at full speed over clear tracks, mat are (to we seen during a ride @ ra-|Sliow it down or stop it, in accord. ound the city he wonders which uit of ance with the signals of an autes Mind would work best with his set. rely |™matic block signa*he system, start. The first consideration to be & iv- neor it up senin when the signals Clear, in the construction of an anten. rd in Stop it at its next station-stop am : (is that of the narticular set that agi- Open its doors, . is to be used with General) brtant “The supervisor at the central e longer the antenna, up to & cer- mu- Office would receive complete ine Mein length that is determined by loca! formation by radio at all times ag” range of wave lengths that ft with ‘o the position and operation of to cover and the amount of wire ; in |the train: he could take personal the primary of the antenna sta. Charge of its operation at any time; spler, the stronger the signals. and he could talk directly to the ‘wo and three tube sets re- Was | Passengers to give them any dé. ice this maximum length in or- iving |S!red directions. er to get as much volume as is le of An interesting application of Bigssible. More sensitive sets such dina. this system is its use on long the neutrodyne or five-tube ra- deed, ‘relight trains. Some are upwards ) frequency receivers do not need mu-|°f & mile long and the ordinarg h long antennae. In fact these sta- methods of communication he- mis work best when the aerials Other tween the engineer and the condue. eed with them are not so long from ‘tor in the caboose at the rear are Pa cood antenna for use with third difficult Carrier current radie B regenerative receiver or any of > the telephones can now be installed on the other trpea that employ from a train which make communications Jee to three tubes should have ar m En. | ’*' ween various party of it as easy erer-all length of about 125 feet Hote a& between the offices in a builde Wrh a lead-in of °°" feet and a were o's irornd lead of 10 feet the ectual high- . th of the flat top. or that por- | En That New Vacuum Tube. s that is between che two caiiiesl There thle to be given commercial ant« 1 be 0% fect long A variation to a nouncemer is a new vacuum tube trom 5 to 10 feet above or below trans- Whose filament is heated by ree thers measurements would make 1400. S8tance wire supplied with current title difference Bf the ‘rom the 110-volt a. c. lines, {ine @ e primary of a neutrod@yne or re in- Stead of by d.c. from anA bat- cca ll amplifier set is ne re ters : It is provided with a stand. wea l!y of the fixed type with from netion ard Edison lamp base to give the five to twenty turns of wire in the &. lo- | 110-volt contacts Separte cathode, Dpimary of the antenna or vario- Span- Bria and Ppiate leads pass through toupler Recause of thie and the a dis upper portion of glass bulb thag i csths of the receiver. jt is not “nr . e ¢h : ~ ol = ati ¥ a se heating ele TRO Weaeeenry that the antenna be so “a ve gape = & element is hong An all-over length of about long- | inserted i: a thin quartz tube ba feet is sufficie The flat top High- | Which is surroun ded by an alun- Beertion in this case would be f om ons in, du cathode or “filament” so that + to 75 fee depending upon the t part the latter is heated by conduction. Mength of the antenna and ground had The heating element is renewable. “eds i ie a3 rthe T Beth er with some form of B bate- The lengths given for the two i se). Hor ag SS a ee © Work most efficientiy. However, it aa) haat eee ‘sat tet always possible to follow spe- inpli- In Germany all who do not pag y A netruct) ms in regard to an efore™ the Government tax on receiving geenna because of the conditions frans. "ets are called “‘black listeners.’ leountered at the partculiar loca- = = —_—— SS tion where it is ‘9 he erected. geai “ F There are many places where an fed by heart of New York City. Again 4 | naa agg alga he cap the attenuated signals were reju- wana cannot be made that has Mm iab- venated bw the audio-frequency efat top perpen songs thay trom ration process before they could be fed to 50 feet. Here the only thing Cort- into the usual transmitting appa- Mt can be done is to make it as Seas! fatus for retransmission on the es as is possible and trust to Re!) usual wave length of 455 meters. that it will work well with ona WwW! he k of a switchboard the get that is to be connected tu it. errir. ke W Fre Washington was cut Generally the inverted L is the Bhort- in e circuit and London's au- m practical type to put tae “— forced dience « proportionately ene | the best receiving anter Buen- | larced sl ippe antenna consisting of a sin- So, by means of land wires ge wire will pick up acs the lgna's high-power transatlantic radio tele. Mme amount of energy as a two- the phone. supersensitive transatlantic ie L of half the fiat top length. . The reception, short-wave transmissions fe there is nothing to be gained by | Tein-| and reception, land wires and re- we ofthe T type. Odd-shaped | res tO transmission by WJZ and WRG pais had better be left to the! WIZ the musical strains of the Hotel (@verimenter. Some of then» .in the Savoy orchestra in London sé American feet in action at the same time that our English cousins were dancing to the strains of the same Mick to the inverted L. Det: « and, if not. take the off of the low end. orchestra. WGY at Schenectady also intercepted and rebroadcast es Hone were to make a test London's signals. receiving Belfast /reral aerials of the et with several numbers of M Would find that ¢i iu eibitu La at ine one POM give“~him a signa = @ay §0. 4 increase to $5. to 98.75. been ~* : direct at the General Electric Co.8 laboratories this to ? . four 90, vu = Thess Obtalned remente but figures from any and the fir: 1.73 i« Wires were added the ires to $7.5. per cent. work | PS some do not, so it is advisable Make two ends of equal heights, lead- with | same length wires wire | strength | The two-wire anten na three five have rea! are £iven as an | Mple of the effect of adding © an antenna. in thie case [al measurements would Bee Greatly from these, the 5 Wire does 80 per cent of the , the sec ond 10 per cent, the rd § Per cent, the fourth 2.5 per If ratio if | ADIO FOR THE AMATEUR AND EXPERT Be Ee ee ge neonate gm ) | K SD Weekly Program Week of March 30)|| LICENSES AND TRANSFERS. ee — y we ‘ es ” : ” Frequency th Power Post Dis vate h Radio ( entral Standard 7 ime . ‘Keve Meters Watts. I . 545.1 Met WGBL Elyria Radio __ Poa eee Broadea asting Station . ers : os His n. Elyria, © - £320 S27 10 } | K S 1D . bs Edward Wi ' ) \ , onaay, 7:00 P. M. iesburs. Sh is ie & od 440 ©2088 .° 10 ipdiaeeiaetan 7:00 P M. WSMH Shattuck ; i + . | Rit w ee ee from stage of he Ang ee ‘1250 240 10 | 545. 7 ti. ror Tral ' Roche La est yi vri ; ro . ch. . 1 Zot ° " de Da > | T)} by ‘Sflverman’ ing Rivtern 2 poeree..ai we BQ St. John's eae EY ak 57 ae 27 . “ Orchestra of Springfie'cd, (1). Th A 7 ! mm =. Church, 1} 10:4 11:40, 12:40, 40,. 2:40 | ursda outh. Memphis and *. 40 P. M. "Machet quota- | 8: :-00 P. M. y> prt 2d Tenn. 1290 233 10 tions and news bulletins of in- iin sfedinbetewton 4:00 P. M. WHA! H. nate tereft to the Middle West. Concert by West } Age The Home Hour. HE Bree F 2 -,| | Prices supplied by Market Church Orchestra. Jo! =" . . | WHBR- Scienti iti” 20 740 30 | News Service, U. S. Dept. of | gert, conductor Friday, April 3d | & Mfg. Co. Cin- | Sarees and principal Ex- | . cimnati. © 1300 9 20 changes. 10 00 P M 9:00 P. M. ‘ WLAL Firat | ‘ hrie- 215 ' oe Ne . . : Artist recital for two pianos tian iur Tul- ° —_ cetist rT ta by by Mrs. Robert Burnett and Mrs. KFVC Re naines 1206 290 150 Sunday Silent Gwils ~m Miles, baritone, and Mrs. Frank A. Habig. Music Co.. Cam- a Cae ae ew Chambers, soprane. : Gem, Ark. ..... 124 242 10 t Stu: 10:30 P. M. KPYD Mcwhinnie K F U O—545.1 Meters | ‘ | ».. n . | Tuesday, March 31st P Program arranged by E. A. dro. Cal . =" 205.4 50 | | SUNDAY, 4 P. M.-— Program by | 6:00 P.M. pasate. a recital og mann New Class “B” Station. the anaes of Emmaus Lutheran || | J. H. Moorehead, soprano; How- Hi! rau Stherical Re - SoS P dress on “My King- | nneé mus y Benjamin arc liheimj, baritone; Win- Radio Co.. Bris- 9:15 P.M —Ad ress on “My King- ; or's Orchest direct from chell Hirzel Eckhardt and R. E tow, Ok rel 760 394.5 500 dom Is Not of This World” by the Af ehtetth. 0 maenke | Murphs accompanists. Transferred From Class “” to Rev. A P. Feddersen of Bt. Peter's we > Lutheran Church. St. Louis Mus! P\ M. Ne 4th KLS Warner — » : Calvary Latheren Church. . 7 00 8:00 e M. Radi 5 Sup. Co ’ d 8 : P i a : ; id Oakland. Cal. .1240 242 250 RE 1 Conc b? » Me oy * r- inner ance music irect — : ———SS | ; | chestra from ty Club. K F Q A 61 Meters = az + | songs; 11 0 orchestra. | SUNDAY, 8:00 P. M.—The regu- | ‘ WHAS Louisville (silent). ' Jar Bunday evening service at — } oe ner e of | 2 ReeREET pene irene ery . . , Smentist. uD | eHiryapioapeige: signal strength | WOCO Minneapolis-St. Paul (416.4) | | Church, of Chetst ntist 1 ' iid be In the sare proportion. It ject: “Realits t} , Spal age onalh gs «or agphacpep bead RADIO PROGRAMS | 9:15 concert. | esis Ren 1s rid @mPUT] ili@a@t Ctl MiVuetT i . ‘WBBR New York (972 6) g string radio engineer recommends a one|-———————— | iemartet, chival shavers Bitteten i 7. CR~-atD Mii: 4 wire antenna. There is no doubt (Courtesy of Radio Digest.) ' ture, SUNDAY, 3:30 P. M anaes +o Oh » tn “4r ' i1] , - te eee : and sacre bu ata i nd wire ~ > ge-aagen - (By Associated Press.) /\WIZ New York (454.3) 6 orches- FP gm er ae Hotel.: wth oPoene SasametR einai. lap talaga WORD Batavia (275) 6:30 choral) tra; 7 baritone, cellist, pienis:: 1—Dnet, “TH® Angel. Rubenstein; . of . ‘+ " s* - . a 4 ‘ “4 7 + Mre ing but one wire, but it is ques- br apatite 9 quartet Mrs. Alice Widrey a uien oder , wn ab} . " - ‘ Singé€ ra, pean ist, ? Ry : c a , f ' Frankiyn Knight an Mise N . * e whether or not the three . rj Spri , WHN New York (361.2) 9 enter-, guerite Reid. accompanist. 2—Solo | extra wires are worth the cost and, WEMC Berrien prings ( ne 8:15 tainers: 9:45 orchestra: 10:16 | “The Cross.” Harriet ae a } the trouble it takes to put them up sacred music, violinist; 8:50 ser-| wus; 11 entertainers. a ae Cunt Sirs. Frank- | Another advemtage of the one wire) mon. WOAL Northfield (336.9) 8:30 sa-||! lyn Knight. | 4—Address. “Vision: antenna is that the ratio of a Boston (475. 6:30 Roxy cred program, pianist whan F — Pal a "eican Pols strength of static to signals is and his Gang: 8 15 organ. AGO Oakland (361) 10 services. Song: (a) “Streamlet 7 he its favor In other words whe . eet. 4et — ree, « , iit er (b) “Nearest and Dearest’: fave 7 m9 ¥ : wg — WUGR Buffalo (318) 6:15 Presbyte- Woaw Omaha (929) 7) Bible: oare Pn a and Mrs. Knight lal more than one wire is - S rian Church. organ recital. study, 9 musica! service Solo, Pastorale. ola — ae pos signals increase slightly while WEBH Chicago Fost (370.2) = WRT Philadelphia (394.5). 6:30 = po ‘oaae of the Robin | : , sate 1) 4) UB. ‘oD o& F ‘ - a a pr , : streneth of static increases quite a - services. xt * Shandvis: Mrs. lect tists Wind. Cadman, an s . bit. So taking everything into con- tae: ee, Ortes | WOO Philadeiphia* (598.2) 6:30) Conant. =Sole (a) Og te Wild | i sideration the one wire antenna is, WMAQ Chicago (silent). services. | meso , Tree, De we. alg. 8 quite satisfactory. WON Chicago Tribune (370722) 9! WIP Philadelphia (508.2) 8:36 or- “Memory.” Ganz (a) “Toe Sess, . : Neeck: Mrs. D : One of the most important points special, vocal, piano. chestra. Nae rn ‘ast creas “Madame But- in regard to the construction of an KYW Chicago (536) 7 Sunday ere- WCAL Philadelphia (278) 4:10!) tertiy 7 ee: Mrs. Conant and antenna is to keep well insulated ning Club. speaker. | ee . sete © orches- “> ey ae Luxe musical pro- , ** . ; + . _ ; 7 Pi 7 : and ag far from al! surrounding "hicaen (245) 6:2 ae nay —— eee gram from stage of Loews State sacle is’ possible. Tt shoula! ™*4 Chicago (540) 6:50 organ: ‘1 EDEA Pittsburg (309.1) 6:45 || Theater objects as is posse. 2 oh ; little brown church, program. | services be made high enough that it is tw + bie suspended above or on the leve] WQJ Chicago (448) § concert, so-| WCAE Pittsburg (cilent). W M A Y—280 Meters a laa rano, violinist, tenor. Gw rt] @gon! » 7:15. P. M.—Violin with houses, telephone poles and prano, ¥ nist, tenor “one Portiand Oregonian (491.5) ees. niin tlenied dak ae other structures. The lead in and WLW Cincinnati 22.3) 8:30 or- iy gy Kelley, Lalu Tussy accompanying. ground wires should be made Yery chestra, tenor | gpocounth an aN oe as 1:30 Piano numbers by Dorothy Drews. | : a RE ‘Tt d : r services: 9:30 enterti s. —= ars ae Sveey tect Of wire = oa 3 WFAA Dallas News 475.9) 6 Bible | gn San Francisco (429.6) 8:30) leads detracts from the useful) ass: §:30 Mann sisters; 9:30 as Haw: 16: sy 4 \Srench Mirror for Shielding. rir av t yut into tH® flat play review; 10:30 coneert. ' sepsis Sor een one sg | Shia aged aaa tal orchestra. WGY Sch , 7 | The war-time trench mirror is ~etinn of the antenna : ' “% ‘ enectady (379.5) 6:30 top portion o n > WOC Davenport (484) & services: services, hymns: 7:45 symphony: excelient for shielding. This is a There are many kinds of wire; 9:30 little symphony 1@ baritone. organ. '| pure zine sheet metal, which has that can be used in an antenna.| KOA Denver (323) 8: 45 services. KFNF Shenandoah (266) 6:30 been given @ nickel coating, giving Most of them are good and usually WHO Des Moines (526) 7:30 or- deities F aaa - 9:30 . a mirrorlike finish. It lends itself one is about as good as another. chestra catiahion : Ces; : enter- readily for shielding purposes, and Hard drawn copper wire consisting wWwg Detroit News (352.7) 6:20} -y wre, - the nickel finish decidedly © : of several or but one etrand is as Roxy and his Gang i innipeg (384.4) 7 services. the appearance of the inaide of ood as can be used. This wire is weCxX Detroit Free Press (616) 6 WOBD Zion (344.6) 8 quartet, ce-/| set. Connections can be 4 - estrone enough to withstand all services. lestial bells, vocal, plano, reader.- soldered to it.~ wind and ice and works very effi- was Elgin (802.8) 7 gtar pro- ciently. Tinned copper wire holds gram out up a little longer than bare Wire wpap Fort Worth Star-Telegram and is less effected by soot an (475.9) 11 frolic. other elements that cause the wire | gpwR Hollywood (252) 9 instru- to oxidize. Enameled wire is even, sn enta!: 10 minstrel show: 12 er- better in this respect. Many fans chestra. have the idea that insulated wire KNX Hollywood (336.9) 8£15 sa- should not be used. The only rea- cred music: 9 church: 10 con- son that it is not used more gen- cert; 11 instrumental, vocal. erally is that heavy insulation adds y7HS Hot Springs Park (374.8) | too much weight to the suspended 8-20 concert: 10 frolic. wires. Enameled wire does not ws] Iowa City (483.6) 9 hymns. | " have this disadvantage. It will wos Jefferson City (440.9) 7:30) last much longer than bare wire! religious. | Hear the returns in your favorite ch and is just as good electrically. WDAF Kansas City (silent). | eat ; i . RAD! 83 A good sensitive receiving set, WHB Kansas City (365.6) 9 classi-i|] coair , . cen tt : will make up somewhat for a poor, cal: 12 music masters, organ. no elbow ams - of antenna but a good antenna is by| WREO Lansing (285.5) 7 services. |} mi. cin on cain far the most economical means of: organist, choir. any obtaining stronger signals. All re-| KHJ Los Angeles (405.2) 8:30 con- | Bao ceivers regardless of types work! cert; 9 organ; 9:30 sacred; 10:1° >> BATTERY more efficiently and tune more| instrumental, vocal. ik #124635 Lo sharply when used with well-built | KFI Los Angeles (468.5) 8:45 ta! P ead antennae 9 stage acts, orchestra; 10 Len‘ pats = Btesnite Giusti | Kanees City, Kens... Rretafte | aboretertes et en My Sete ew lesverwerth Kans wrote me "My nephew was Ectentng os Radic whe the { : s 31 j if Dest dew the National Bark, Atchison Bevings Nat STEINITE crystals teday — NOW. Nene geauine $2.90 Protects Against IGHTNIN EYSTONE eroved ARRESTER Surface is sensitive. of the most practical = the market, it Sela ed by sealed only. ‘ One on Your Set Today” ASTON RADIO CORP. W Hediamon As. ; ; : OTe Sor eee eee eae lar Senuine iwin i Oc All . Fr. 0.8... St. Levis $12.90 STUDY X-RAY INTERFERENCE + Members of the medical profes- fetes: belonging to the American Medica! Association ar@ hoping to prevent their X-ray machines from, broadcast interfering with radio reception. To this end the .execu- tive secretary of the association ap- plied to the Department of Com- merce for information on methods! of shielding electric medical ap- paratus. Reviewing the situation, - Direc- _tor Burgess of the lsureau. of Standards states in part as follows: Interference to radio reception caused by electrical apparatus nearly always due to spark dis- charges which set up currents. The effects of these cur- rents can cause trouble in ways: They may be radiated space, or may be carried by be picked sets. Many either case may radio receiving voltage circuit which method nearly always accompanied spark discharges. Other types em. Ploy induction colls is oscillatory two into means of the electric power wires, and in up by types of diagnostic and therapeutic elec- trical apparatus operate on high- is, interrupters in the | Lines. equipped with spark gaps to pro-| tect the apparatus against surges. In working this kind of equipment there are many intentional or accl- dental spark discharges. In order to prevent the radiation of the effects of the spark dis- charges into space and along pow- er lines, it is necessary to surround, removed, and reversed, a@ thie o) the apparatus with metal screen and bypass the power lines with condensers. The meta! sheuld be well constructed grounded, and completely all apparatus producing spark dis- charges. ploy electron tube rectifiers which rectify the high without mechanical contacts prob- radio reception unless there the apparatus. ee in Care of Headphones. Headphones that have been of faults The is the only can be used : Manufactwred b | Sr ees —— PP re ae a ~~ - ee ee Lars, » ae eee » ee oy ag » ah *; . oe oa ee. 4 phigh e FT oe 4 — 33 ¥ - 7 _~— CER GE $12 stem aie. otal STEINITE LABORATORIES — 34 Radio Bidg.. ATCHISON, KA Steinite ree 3 tor $1—Sold by ITE TUBE SET 7t’,"r Steiaite regenerative - sine sais io selective. tions with each Set. Before you buy Thousands of users write of distance reception en this eryaial Set; some as I Ni E in QUAR cabinet, hand-rubbed dajah So capt _— chile on | battery. one “A” — x. oue a radio. «ee and try this powerful receiver. fur as 1000 miles. Equipped with Steinite crystal supersensiiive catwhiaker, Steinite Eliminator or Rectifyer, $1 Each (Mail Orders hoy ah Filled) u, is irmetreng License No. way 5 covers Se in stations in Ut. &. Canada, WD-12 or C-12 tube. Plain instruc With tube. “A” and “BR” batteries spectal detector. Solid 4 mahogany cabinet, ie Distance $ aise AKO inck@e” A y : CIEE carstar set Oe Bane ‘ LAPP " , | eee Ate bee Bf that she w gudevilice aucdi¢npaesr When there is a chorus sae nes and is chiefly important 46 a Tt te necessary «+. << “The little Minister’ Ss Continued on Nest ———— —-— -_—- so “Sit. ., a dalihgnsed dégziins ve the Le o Irish Rost,” ll Anne} ¢ 3 ——— + a we < Bragdon Spaevedeber a s ’ ——— e ‘ ST en ot . Sn a , ee nd ew caer tees See ‘ iawn Bi Ate,

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N Ch | - e nex: ed bv e fap @ lab- ration Cort. V@. ~~ acr: short orced quen vw igna'(s s the The rein-!| res to WIZ , in the) “GAN RUN TRANS. = SOLELY BY RADIO ot Westinghouse Com. ‘ mTiclal pany Makes Startling Rey.” lation in Address to Club Ci : NEW YORK, March 28 — | igh use of modern develop. € ta radio, it is entirely Poagsj ~ ed operate electric traing from | office,” said Gy : i ed ~ or © te «i epee oF Alien of the radio departmens of the Westinghouse Electric and 3 Manufacturing Co discussing “Railroad Radio” before New York Rallroad Club. "I do not wish to be understoeg as advocating elimination of t crews for no mechanical dey ice can take the place of human intelli}. gence, continued Mr. Allen. “It is now entirely feasible to Start a train without a crew, run it at full speed over clear tracks slow it down or stop it, in accord. f ance with the signals of an auto. matic block signa*he system, Start it up again when the signals Clear, stop it at its next station- -stop and q open its doors, “The supervisor at the central office would receive complete in- formation by radio at all times as | to the position and operation of the train; he could take personal arge of its operation at any time; rage he could talk directly to the passengers to give them any d@e sired di AN rections. interesting application of this system its use on long freight trains. Some are upwards of a mile long and the ordinarg methods of communication be- tween the engineer and the conduc. tor in the caboose at the rear are difficult Carrier current: radie telephones can now be installed on a train which make communication between various parts of it as easy as between the ffices in builde is ) a Tf om ** ing That New Vacuum Tube. Seon to be given commercial ane nouncement is a new vacuum tube whose filament is heated by ré@e Sistance wire supplied with current ‘rom the 110-volt a. c. lines, ine Stead of by d.c. from an A bate ters It is provided with a stand. ard Edison lamp base to give the 11%-volt contacts. Separte cathode, grid and plate leads pass through the upper portion of glass bulb that houses the tube elements. The nichrome wire heating element is inserted into a thin quartz tube which is surrounded by an alunfe dum cathode or “filament” so thag the latter is heated by conduction. The heating element is renewable. Together with some form of B bate ator the tube will funGe tion directly from the lighting clire tery eli: —~_- +--+ = cm ee In Germany all who do not pag the Government tax on receiving sets are called “black listenersa.’’ heart of New York City. Again the attenuated signals were reju- venated bw the audio-frequency process before they could be fed into the usual transmitting appa- ratus for retransmission on the usual wave length of 455 meters. Wit the k of a switchboard ev. WR Washington was cuty nm « he cir and London's aus. dience ‘as proportionate! 5 en- ia, im * 4 So, by means of land vires, high-power transatlantic radio tel@- phone, supersensitive transatlantic reception, short-wave transmissions and reception, land wires and re- transmission by WJZ and WRG the musical strains of the Hotel Savoy orchestra in London sé American feet in action at the same time that our English cousins were dancing to the strains of the same orchestra WGY at Schenectady also intercepted and rebroadcast London's « gnals. receiving Belfast direct at the General Electric Co.® labor atories, a - a a a ae ol ¥ ot Ka ts wipe | rar NE. ee ee Z . . = i a ~— ‘Se there is nothing to be gained by use of the T type. Mtials had better be left to the Sperimenter. Some of then» work Ml some do not, so it is advisable Mick to the inverted lL. Make two ends of equal heights, if bie, and, if not. off of the low end. If one were to make a test with | wrera) aerials of the same length bur With numbers of wires M would find that the one wire Would give“~him a signa! © way $0: The two-wire antenna G increase this to 90. three t© $5, four wires to 97.5. © 98.75. Thes: been Obtained urements but are ble of the effect tw an antenna. In actual mearuremenis wi Giffer greatly from these, the wire does RO per cent of the , the secona cent, the rd 5 Per cent, the fourth 2.5 per €nd the fifth 1.75 per cent. If Wires were added the ratio several!) from any thie case. al per Odd-shaped | take the lead- | strength | five figures have | real) given as an| of adding’ would) On Crystal Sets —— Kanees City, Kens. Rane "The voryetal ) Srerafte | aberetertes rmnade for Crysta! Sets. ies ant at Atemisoe Kanens holder. R. A. Cozard, Jr. K.C.. Me., says: My Sister te iew Leeverwerth Kans. ‘I got Dalias, Chi , wrote me burgh and Cleveland.” 1 H Herrymas, Op- aA, one ret detent DEA’ WsB — Woaw — Cnimage. Fes ta bed « Gt. HL Lapeley, Counet a ne ~The another . says. vatee otetion. night 1 et KDKA.E woa®e. we You can't deubt your own ears. Picked Sp WAAD, Cincinnati, end WLAL, etre | axe vo: ee eed ay gusrastee—thes ect. Each sinaoee, ie, SPwees aad ees mt | SPEGIAL OFFER—3 sor $1 ang Bes 8 Eee SS Ce Siz Special Heokegs FREE. Send Seller Bill Today. 9 STEINTTE is no ordinary crystal. It'san = FI G y sibilities for erystal set receivers. Bistence Cryste! Sete, $6; De luxe | My Money-Baek GUARANTEE Crystal Set, I wnreservedly guarantee STEINITE to give seria! sod sie; Twe Am | better resol ever thonght possibie on $15 end Five Tube $56. | your crystal set are not surprised and — } Bank, Atchison atienel J 7 ae Bevings Bem, Shane STEINITE LABORATORIES — 96 nadie Bide. ATORSON, KANSAS BL Surface is sensitive. of the most practical ~ the market, it ed »b " Seid ; only. One on Yeur Ser Teday” ASTON RADIO CORP. HModiamont A... Steinite Eliminator or Rectifyer, $1 Each Steinite Crystals; 3 for $1——Sold by ro oe a St. Leute 42 STEIN (Mail Orders Promptly Fil) ITE TUBE SET 1500 MILE RANGE QUARAN TEED irmetrong canes Ne. agg SF gy # this beautifa @telaite regenerative 1-tube cabinet, hand-rubbed Finis. Ps * Byiad inch in stations in Ut. &.. highly selective. Se Me my ona can exorbitant ye cost. Operates wi battery. one “A” ttery and one WD-12 or C-12 tobe. Plain instruc- tions with each Set. Before you buy a radie. see and try this pewerful receiver. With tube. “A” and “B" batteries bh f users write of distance reception eon this crystal Set; seme ast pages miles. Equipped with Steinite crystal supersensitive catwhisker. B iginile cus 3 TO SEY —s 4 Bass Wire, round or square Maltiple Telephone Plags °°s.. 100 ft. Paretone Talking Tape 100 ft. Stranded Copper Aerial Wire Electrad Lamp Socket Aerial Plags ‘tive. . Standard Bakelite Sockets Contact Switches *. . . po pen Bakelite Rheostats, 6, 20, 30 ohm 180° Silk-Wound Coupler Electric Solderin Keystone Lightning Arrester Branston Saper-Heterod yne Kits Ly 5 lengths for ; ~ Toe salue *ee#e The salse Be ,alue ie ee oe ass oe FS: ee ee OF ee Ss ge gin a .$15.95 ~ R-C “Certified” 23-Plate 0005-Cap. Low-Loss Condensers Regular $3.25 Value, on Sale at cparelbaee $1.65 Genuine $25.00 Nathaniel Baldwin Loud Speaker $12.95 Model UZ 1325 Radio Corp. Radiola Loud Speaker $13.95 OPEN EVERY a ee Valley Battery Charg Regular $18.50 value a 1311" +5 ab Sey eTION TO MALL ORDERS ry (nar eT $12.95 7:30 FP. SUNDAYS. 1P. M. SUPPLY CO. 1129. LOCUST 4969 DELMAR NIGHT TILL EAS Tf KINGS HiGe RY eas 2 3) SPECIALS ' = ec NDAY The Dai UNDAT, |... ity POST-DISPATCH al j . ’ MARCH 29 192 . OFPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE C , eS ia . a 2 CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH s) 3 - = a = ; W KSDW vane March 307) AN ————S 3 8 FrFIVER ORKS AEST. |K SD Weekly Program Week of March 30)]| LICENSES AND TRANSFERS. | “STUDY X-RAY INTERFERENCE interrupters in the low-voltage) screws holding the horseshoe saae- | ave ~ P ) ; Central Standard Ti m Frequency Lengths, Power Post - Dispate h Radio » Members of ‘the medical profes- lines. Such apparatus is also often’ net in place should be tightened. tri ( ime WGR) Keys. Meters. Watts. | B . lea ston, belonging to the American equipped: with sperk gape to pro-| Remove Say Gist See a 545.1 Meters hb mag tag a 10 || roadac asting Station Medical Association ar@ hopin °s tect the apparatus against surges. steel that may be collecting on . . : 3 : — : yes hie’ “| In work o 1ent ’ Oth Wednesday April Ist Ww Bbs Edward w m | K ~ ID prevent their X-ray machines from, orking this kind of equipn n pole pleces. The dlaphragm shovit ' Monday, March 3Ot : Sabana O piping 1440 208.2 10. ‘|interfering with radio ‘*roadcast'! there are masy intentional or accl-| De Imepected ta Resertam it’ Nas ; 7:00 P M 7:00 P. M. WSMH Shatt uc i See ‘| 545. ac reception. To this end the execu.| ¢°"'@! Spark discharges. become bent and if so, it shoulg. be . —7 . wens ta Program direct from Music Ho a sail replaced w ew Be. ; : . Program b} Ri ~ Dance West End Lyric Theater, device |_ Owosso, Mich. “1250 240 10. I Meters tive secretary of the association ap- oe ee “pas pi h ae “aul l aie Important Details in the areR . S| riel a YL by Sflverman’s Orchestra | WHBQ &t. John's | Daylight broadcastig at 9:40, | plied to the Department of Com-| of the effects of the spark dis-, olding the telephone cort : si ad yrchestra © ng ay | M. E. Church, | 10:40, 11:40, 12:40, 1:40, 2:40 ii| me f charges into space and along pow-; 'P8 should be tightened, but pot Construction of an Effi- 8-00 P.M Thursday, April 2d | South Memphis, » : and 3:40 P. M. Market quota- | So oe eae a er lines. it is necessary to surround, Temoved, and reversed, as this will 3 , . : . . 2 Me we es LODO 23 I tions and news bulletins of in- Of snielding electric medical ap- ares , ‘ cient Aerial. concert by West Presbyterian 4200 P. M. “Simmons, Bact terest to the Middle West. |,| paratus. the apparatus with metal screen! (One Siensie. I the disphrani loert BD) . ‘he H aod ‘es supp! by arke ' ry : , cling signais. Church Orchestra. John H. Eg- ‘ gg ecm i : | we Scie ie 1250 240 50 | awe MB gy S° wae ad \ Reviewing the situation, Direc- and bypass the power lines with has thay ang yp Rt yo ae ng ae Fates Friday, April 3d ae ghey wg | Agriculture and principal Ex- ||;tor Burgess of the bureau of, condensers. The metal screen! .. os. pieces it should be turned By WILL Is P. CORWIN 9:00 P. M. | wepimpatl, ©. i 1890 °15 20 changes. e Standards states in part as follows: sheuld be well constructed and, over on ite reverse alde,. whieh wit Of the KSD Staff. 10:00 P. M. Artist recital for two pianos tian Church, Tul S d 7 Interference to radio reception’! grounded, and completely inclose; ebibwaet ten traubin cae listened Snecial artist rr? tal by by Mrs. Robert Burnett and Mrs. KFEVC Re we 1200 250 150 un ay— Si ent caused by electrical apparatus is 2/1 apparatus producing spark dis-| meee every radio fan bas listen Gwilym M les baritone, and Mrs. Frank A. Habtg. ie Music oemage = he ~- | nearly always due to spark dis-| charges. | ie wil is friends and has been Stuart M bers, 80 prano. . ee aed 124 242 10 Hie , te | 4 a , . : i, with h a \ 10:30 P. M. KFVD “MeWhinnie KFUO 545. 1 Meters charges which set up oscillatory Types of apparatus which em- ' | led over the fact that no two wa pene 31st Program arranged by E. A. _ for B FY ses a c= Ay SUNDAY. 4 P. M.— Frearem by |} currents. The effects of these cur-, ploy electron tube rectifiers. or! ae work exactiy alike. aveb 6: 00 P. M. Fasssig. Artist recital by Mrs. Vew ‘Clase “RB” PR hn 00 | the children of Emmaus Lutheran } rents can cause trouble in two which rectify the high voltage | UNIVERSAI . | h they are of the sa! type , B ey Will | ‘el “Ti Win. RFRU Etherica) Re- ~ meg P. M.—-Add My Ki 7 er They may be radiated into without mechanical contacts prob-| v tney are >] > lyy — mus enijiamin ; 1! 7 ? > i.” Rad Co.. } sa 7 .iv address on "My ‘ , ° . ' ‘ aad : +} lifferences ' eae - est direct from ehell Hirzel Eckhardt and R. E. tow. O = co THO 494.5 500 dom Is Not of This World’ by the space, or may be carried by means abiy do not produce interference to SUPPLY co. - doubt some of these aifterer Cree © ee Athletic Associa- Murphy, accompanists. Transferred From Class “C” to Rev. A. P. Feddersen of St. Peter's of the electric power wires, and in radio reception unless there are ' 7 the constr the iy . . : Lutheran Church. St. Louis. Mus! ‘+ : mi " o . : > e due to the « nstruction of the ' Saturday, April 4th Class “A.’’ i eal program by the choir of Mount t either case may be picked up by’ spark discharges occurring because DEPENDABLE te and the care with w hich they ‘8 00 P! M. 8:00 P. M a a Bros. Calvary Lutheran Church. | radio receiving sets. Many types of faults in the apparatus, : , built. A great many of 4 Ken Oakland. “€ “al “o 1240 242 250 jem. y| Of diagnostic and therapeutic elec-| 7 ieee oP ps have been built. As a7 by YT. ML HH. A Or- , Dinne Danas music direct — S| KF Q A 61 Meters trical apparatus operate on high.- Care of Headphones. n t om ty Club. ' —2 ares ' | the differences can be accounted ron C s | gongs: 11 orchestra. nemtind: the ¥. nel voltage circuit which method is, Headphones that have been in Mer by the various types and sizes , Y $i WHAS Louisville (silent). lar Sunday evening service at Fourth | nearly always accompanied by! service for a year or more should i , serials that are used. When ont the increase of signal strength , eet WCCO Minneapolis-St. Paul (416.4) | Church of Christ. Scientist. Sub- H spark discharges. Other types em-| be inspected by removing the cap Sia PMENT. a ea P te would in the same proportion. It | » = Se ject: “Reality. |, ploy induction coils which have’ diap h ecta the multitude ot erial : a4 9:15 concert. and laphragm. The mounting 12 is fi his reason that the modcern’) eo . ee + ere to be seen during a rice ’ . ‘WBBR New York (272.6) 8 string dio engineer recommends a one —_—om >————_—_— | . W Ying K—273 Meters {| y he wonders wh! dee setae vartet, cho gers j 2 und the cit t. wire antenna There is no doubt! : “ ral meets, Sisto te — — i eee mdi would work best with his se : (Courtesy of Radio Digest.) | ture: SUNDAY. 3:30 P. M—Program | mars Ar Lust @¢hae , Oo) ; ‘ ; a f . ahh re: * The first consideration ‘o be giv- oe te nd ds agpelg by ut (By Associated Press.) \WIZ New York (454.3) 6 orches- songs given ee a sotel : meng oa , ‘an rive stir ©r S12n2i8 aN niayv- ~ , , in the construction of an anten. ® rong , an one “8s” WORD Batavia (275) 6:30 choral tra; 7 baritone, cellist, pianisz; 1—Duet, “TH® Angel. Rubenstein; price, ‘to is that of the particular set that ing but one wire, but it is ques- ain s pianist lecture ® quartet || Mrs. Alice Widrey "alec Mar special 4 =e 4 ° ii tian by) -} ¢) . - ‘ os Sing « ra, peas nist, i c . as . . “ s | Franklyn Knight and Mi1S®S mm ar- P is to be used with Gene: we " er r a ving: sage ; xt Regt = ‘ - WEMC Berrien Springs (286) 8:15 WHN New York (361.2) 9 enter-, guerite Reid. accompanist. 2—Solo | | PRO a eee . longer the antenna, up +% a ct r- exira W ires hy as W ort 1 4 1ée cos. anc i ws : zo ee > « ° ) tainers: 9:45 orchestra: 10:15 ' The Cross." Harriet Ware; — | J n length that is determined by the trouble it takes to put them up sacred music, violinist; 8:50 ser-; ov... 11 entertainers. woes an” Caaaeeee a | The Famous _ ~~ , oh: ' i on naladiee , — in ' ’ ale: the Master.’ Chadwick; Sirs. F Se range of wave lengths tnat it Another! advertage of the one wire mon. WoOAL Northfield (3236.9) R-30 sa- | lyn Knight. 4. Address. Vision: 1 ; SILVERBLEND | to cover and the amount of wire antenna is that the ratio of WEE! Boston (475.9) 6:30 Roxy cred program, pianist Shortrid eyes Eee dl ggg Pan Folk , : ; , ; . . ay ' mho age 0 ‘ i the primary of tne antenna (strength of static to signals is in and his Gang: 8:15 organ. KGO Oakland (361) 10 services. Song “ ay “Streamlet Full of’ Flow- RADIO CRYSTAL “ a) its ‘or | yt r "Ore , . - ° ’ - 2 7 1 i re ° iD “ss : i! pler, the stronger the signals. its favor. In othe wer sé hen WGR Buffalo (319) 6:15 Presbyte- WOAW Omaha (526) 6 Bible; ad olanet Neer re Ralgnt. © Super sensitive all two and three tube sets re- more than one we: is aes = rian Church. organ recital. . study: 9 musical service. Solo. Pastorale. Old English: (a) i ; ‘« maximum length in or-/| signals increase slightly while the al % = P *hilade! ; | ‘The Sailor's Wife." Darleigh: (5) t jaa enggeume oe ao wig as is aunt of static increases quite a| WEBH Chicago Post (370.2) 7 se- | ” i rahe lelphia §=(394.5) 6:30) > ume ‘spring Bong of, the Robin | f mer to €¢' ) Paes : ch |} a5 tak! arything into con lected artists. pak a / é ' Vind.” Cadman. Shandvis : Mrs. i ible. More sensitive sets such bit. So taking everything int F | WOO Philadelphia (598.2) 6:30) Conant. 7-—-Solo (a) “On the Wild Hi the neutrodyne or five-tube ra- sideration the one wire antenna is) WMAQ Chicago (silent), | services | ~ we! ae jg Conmab a aA atte C ar er . . : ill a mal “te / = ihadow,. andvis ; “ | one guaranteed frequency receivers do not ne ed quite satisfactory. WON Chicago Tribune (3702) 9! WIP Philadelphia (508.2) 8:30 or- Memory.” Ganz; (d) “Pippa Song.” | 1% hlong antennae. In fact thes€¢' One of the most important points; special, vocal, piano. | chestra. em — nang. oe T Aine EEE ‘ : : ; = " a ; ‘ , 4 Ts 4 eo i - ower e — _ mers best wher = aerials in regard to the construction of a : KYW Chicago | 536 , 7 Sunday ere- | ayo rbagmaggor 8 ge: 4:10) nota ™ Ra ‘cini:. Mrs. Conant and Balkite i 18 more than a battery charger. It 66 99 geed with then re not so iong antenna is 1o keep well insulate: ning Club. speaker rvices; © orchestra, orches- eS torage ; , , eee - — —se aha Ds i) ArT —De Luxe musical pro- 3 a tl Web WOM Cle o.. Brom all seurrounding| os. ees, ay | tra: 7:80 orchestra. {OR A rs he a is the only charger dh the market which : regenerative receiver or any Of | Ghjects as is possible. It should WES Cilcage. (999) Size See) T)KDKA Pittsburg (309.1) - 6:45 Theater. can be used while the radi Ga canteen 1 sms we other trpea that en ploy from ', a high enougn that it is little brown church, program. services / an w o set is in opera- | P= gan eal ; 4 ~e . . — _? , i ne mace rig fi "Ta 4 ' ; i . .*¢ SS Beet Od ee @e to three tubes should have an suspended above or on the level WQJI Chicago (448) 8& concert, so-| WCAE Pittsburg (silent). WM A Y—280 Meters tion. Many Balkite owners never give their ; —s irer-all length of about 125 feet. is, houses, telephone poles and| Prano, violinist, tenor. | KGW Portland Oregonian (491.5)| | SUNDAY, 715, P. M2 Nyotin “A” batteries a thought,merelyturningon _ FRESH SHIPMENT - ff n y 2 f ’ : . - oy : .2 Sc , num th , With a lead-in of 20 feet and @ oper structures. The lead in and) WLW Cincinnati (422.3) 8:30 or-j concert. ; Kelley. cate Tussy accompanying. | | BALKITE ~ 2 the charger when the set is used. Balkite 64997 — ground iead of 10 feet the actual 5 wires should be made fFery; chestra, tenor | WOAI San Antonio (394.5) 7:30 Piano numbers by Dorothy Drews. | | rs | ground . | 4 : P G results . gth of the flat top. or that por-! iors: as every foot of wire in these) wpaag pallas News 475.9) 6 Bible. en ee entertainers. 5 a a rae ves un is entirely noiseless, has no bulbs Or mov- : - that is between the two masts, , , -_ the veeful | rs . San Francisco (429.6) &8:20' attainable with size - leads detracts from the i -) - £20 Man ters: 9:30) , | parts and nothing ij | } Large Md be 95 feet long. A variation | wire that may be put into th? lat , aes tr a ee i play review; 16:30 concert. } Trench Mirror for Shielding. _ SB" batteries. i 1“ : wed | 221,,-volt . ¥ trom 5 ae, 10 feet above or helow Ps . @ - ; m orcneswa. WoY Schenectady (379.5) 6:30 The war- time trench mirror is | Increases clar- get our of order. Sold by ] radio = ms Le s : top portion of the antenna. WOC Davenport (484) 8 services: . * i lectivi iB 45. ) | theres measurements would make ; As of wire ‘ — services, hymns; 7:45 symphony: 'excellent for shielding. This is a ty, se ty, dealers here. Price $19.50 4 2 , Se eteterence. There are many kinds of 9:30 little symphony. 1@ baritone. organ. ‘pure zinc sheet metal, which has; power. Elimi- everyw “DV. WONG, bs. «ot 7 ; 3 be cea s sntreGyvne oF that can he used ij} an antenna. KOA Seca ver (3 23) 8:45 services. | TENE os been given a nickel coating, giving nates “BR” bat- Tested ,. comand amenities ine ix Most of them are good and usually WHO Des Moines (526) 7:30 or- | ae nae ; Sprpeate : (266) 6:30 ‘a mirroriike finish. It lends itself teries entirely. FAN SPYE ‘ Every i and . : , : aia ; . r 2: 6s. v - | | Reeatty of the fixed type with from| One is about as good as another. chestra. pe es services; 9:30 enter Fic hte for shielding purposes, and riage gy te a 10 | F ully Guaranteed “fre to twenty turns aa wire in the liard drawn copper wire consisting WWJ Detroit News (352.7) 6:20} te th as ithe nickel finish decidedly enriches medina Guar- | —— Dimary of the antenna or vario- ° several or but one strand is as Roxy and his Gang. CKY Winnipeg (384.4) 7 services. | the appearance of the inaide of the Units | UNIVERSAL Repler. Because of this and the good as can be used. This wire is) wCxX Detroit Free Press (6816) 6 WOBD Zion (344.6) 8 quartet, ce-| set. Connections can be readily Price $55 : | . uu id : . e TT +} 4 . -~ ; Samtivity of the receiver, it is not strong enough to ton peercaay tft. services. lestia!l bells, vocal, piano, reader. soldered to it. ee beth co. eemery that the antenna be ao Wind ‘0° ep ‘ea + os fiesnorig ahi WTAS Elgin (302.8) 7 star pro- . Factory Represtntatives An all-over length of about, (lent! inned copper wire fo! gram. : - vOOD & LANE COMPANY. oe : dong - lr ~— . ip a little longer thian bare wire "BAP Fort Worth St ; wcdlhce LANE ar AR Deg DWAY / By feet is sufficient. The flat top | 7} a io ffectexi by soot and WB. . rt rth Star-Telegram 915 OLIVE STRENT . Olive 36% a PINE riion in this case would be from ani is ,e6es eriecie A ° (475.8) 1] frolic ‘ . o. * Commerce. to 7 he Other elements that cause the Wire |g pwR Hollywood (252) 9 1 “1. NOW, S13, wHe FANSTEEL PRODUCTS CO., Inc., North -ago, Tllmoss } 0 75 feet, depending upon the : . : ; “ Daa) -o2) 3 instru LOSES THE — Mength of the antenna and ground{|t©® oxidize Enameled wire is even; mental; 10 minstrel show; 12 or- 2 ete i better in this respect. Many fans; chestra. The leneths given for the two have the idea that insulated wire | gNWyX Hollywood (336.9) 8715 sa-| } ta. pes of receivers are those that should not be used. The only rea-| cred music; 9 church; 10 con-) ' = = ———— work most efficiently. However, it | *°” that it - not he wanes see cert; 11 instrumental, vocal. | ~* : = ; net always possible to follow spe- | *T@!ly is that heavy insulation acc |KTHS Het Springs Park (374.8) | instructions in regard to an|t® much weight to the suspended 8:30 concert; 10 frolic. | | ena because of the conditions| i7es Enameled wire does not| wsul Iowa City (483.6) 9 hymns. . | ~ % > 4 a4 ” > 4 ~ ~ . . - ; 4 untered at the partculiar loca-| "#ve ‘i's ee tempore» ag It will WoOS Jefferson City (440.9) 7:30 ; ; ee I ‘ : . “ec ay ¥ last much longer than bare wire wliota H h f h Sate tat be lerectes. |e puch oncer CeSe Dore wire] religious, ear the returns in your favorite chair! = There are many places w ~~ e an and is just as good eilectricaily. WDAF Kansas City (silent) : ; —— —— ; . ts ; 680s a . . 7 ee , Tie Election night. right in your favorite RADIO. Select at Fuetterers from —y - m@ienna cannot be made that has A good sensitive receiving set WHB Kansas City (365.6) 9 classi- | chair. you can keep up to the instant: the complete line listed. Select in our —y — — " tian Ia , om | Will make up somewhat for a poor cal: 12 music masters, organ. no elbowing jams-—-no wearisome sonund-proof demonstration rooms with —_ | $Me: al poruion longer than from = ‘ } a ; ‘ » b Ww . t ine (285.5) 7 ie os. | standing and craning your neck. our experte to help. We will certify : Mito 50 feet. Here the only thing #mtenna but a good antenna is by WREO Lansing 285.5) Servic’s. |i Thies election. tremendous in its issues. to you cally as being 100% ef- [teem be done is to make it as far the most economical means of | organist, choir. breathiess with — is = very ficient. po set qty + a . _ ; - . =_ - , * time for you to tap the wor'd'’s« great Greater safety in bu g ian uman- | mn es as is possible and trust to Secon stronge! oe gee All re- KHJ — eset tt, Ra ta gory" —_ news ent Giana eerviecs ly poasittle — that it will work well with | célvers regardless of types work cert: 9 organ: 9:30 sacred; 715] ‘ f - e *hase ic ft . reacted +. more efficient!y and tune more instrumental, vocal. | W E FUETTERER33: So eS co., 2123-25 Leocest s¢t.. St. Louis. 6 rally t) Lm wertan, ; sharply when used with well-built Los Angeles (468.5) 5:45 taik; | ; — , ot a antennae 9 stage acts, orchestra: 10 Lenten | Send for Our Wholesale and Retail Catalog. a ‘ : : ‘ prac ica! Li pe to Tr it up 9 nad -* | . - i“. & 4 -~* ie Don't Sign Orr W hen the Cash Register Rings | eee ee eee eee the best receiving antenna A — = type antenna consisting of a sin- . P fie Wire wil! pick up abour the o | _ me amount of energy as a riwo- 4 r ; L of half the flat top length. ; | “ae * ~ > : Li ‘to 4 - vite Factory Mounted — Ready to Wire ~*~ 3 RGA = Se Se — ~~ 7 You buy this set with the ALL-AMERICAN 34 parts properly mounted on panel and base* =| board. Without knowledge of blueprints, e} circuits or names of radio parts, you can wire up an ALt-AMAx Senior in one de- ‘e lightful evening and havea three-tube receiver that will equal in performance any wired set costing two or three times as mich. *P¥ic€@ 5 <.. -- $42 A'!-Amax Junior is a one-tube set that operates @ loud speaker. Price $22 Win an ALL-AMAX Set —by submitting a slogan. Ask at your faveer ite radio store for particulars. ALL-AMERICAN RADIO CORPORATION .N. 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- c : 5 ’ é ° . ¢ mi 4 « ‘ . : % x . . - , —_ ¢ PO a CORN NE I wre = Vl — od % " . 2 * ~ we ae 7 om - e we eae =? s “* = > . “ ‘’ A e '‘e \ dee : ka » 7 he A Py bee rR af Si LowS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED (e222 Sanaa anal aaa LSS LS LS LS LF M AY, S ER N G “ C O. . | atoms ai Te An Offering That Will Appeal To A lmost Lvery Housewi?e. 4 DI dhis 1925 Model Kitchen Cabinet i= x..; Like Cat-With Sliding Top and Roll Curtain Door fers | 4 .~s For Com . 50 | F adition of Open-Air Pro , ctual pd al if*, to This City, Traced t ji “el of Half a Centu _ ea ) ers, iil . 5 i » By RICHARD .{ mm & - os — .4 gap ee eS ee Sees ee 7 eae, a - —™ & “Rs lee - + eee Gee « - i il ae tea = . o i a Bi Mi a tk ti te = > — — With This Kitchen Cabinet eG | Music and Drama Critic of Si 1 . EER may or may not have been 5 32-Pc. Breakfast Set—A Kitchen Stool : 24-Ib. Sack of Gold Medal Flour mer 4 7 Sugar, Tea and Spice Jars ‘ t lately inte the writer's hands, :t Wa $ c C : 4% mg crust be done to stimulate consul = Gg & 1.5 i tn the vaults of Unhrigs Care. = ‘ re iseum, a stage was built. and taere = first production of open-air opera ia S. Pinafore,” by Gilbert and Sullh old. o | e example was followed by a4 Fas Here Is Your Opportunity Te possess the one piece of furniture which will save you} ee ae ae work than any other investment you can make. It wipe establiahed a tradition, indi- have l to St. Louts, of outdoor en- conce kitchen drudgery, shortens and brightens your ktcheg h ae Se tnd Sat ae saves you countless steps and enables you to prepare tite fy persisted for nearly half a Show in much less time. Just think of it. This beautiful & ey. Oe eS ee ee ee than ever. This summer the ously F REE—Handsome . Cabinet—exactly as illustrated—at the lowest price wel icipal Theater Association will earne 32-Piece Breakfast Set Gold Med iia : amed—$38.7 rms of only $ ash am ee Be ere ae ba A HANDSOME Set of Dish old al F] r . ; | ever fm ed 38.7 5» and on te IS Of OMmty 93.00 € el s-air theater in forest Park. his se ishes in | on ‘a @ there a! ic. Guy Golterman ing 1! choace of green, yellow or pink dec- With this fiitchen Cabinet we also | | am th. Be? ne ae leca! canine me oh, comprises most useful | | : | 4 ' with wire shelves and racks. ; : ay - ~édinetl = Mr. Garrison the > 4 of kitchen acces- , a large sugar nal profit, he states. bet to Sea . , . | | / | : ; r | ' . - , jar and si sories is also in- WAP 7 | Positively Unequaled Vak Esc “miu “of canremion Diy smaller jars cluded with the rey. \ | . +a Behe talent of Mr. Joseph Solari ©? 5F ee h of these Kitchen Cabinets sold thi im this | hose settings for the taste aan- free outfit given | TH each of these Kitchen Cabinets sold this week, we aim » me a pew Fe P ee and with this kitche 4 ) | handsome 32-piece Breakfast Set, 24-Ib. sack of Gold jai I . cnumattGed Gin arant other spices ” 2en | ; | or ° inti . ’ a Smter have mpi ti reat. | | sugar, tea and spice jars and a useful kitchen stool. Surely am i on of beaut santana an —a!| ieces + . ee ; , ; -o« of sheer flint meet. ‘Tmily a | = want to miss such a wonderful opportun'ty to supply your aims Rtec ed. glass w ith most stupendous | this much-needed piece of furniture and the useful artichay ee fe chain in which thie enter- Sorew cope. offering. | include without extra charge. Remember, $3.00 cash delivery aim: is the newest link runs back Pi | . 7 : > cS = e ehbemes of brewery prorme- outfit to your home at once. Balamce om terms of $3.00 a want: Den tioned amin aan ee jugh undertakings at the old THIS Set Medertaking the venture Dor for iy Ma v. ? . . 2 + ——7 3-Piece Jacquard Velour Living-Room Suite in : New Serpentine Front Effect—Actual $275 Value — ' “ af rand Suburban Gardews and JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER SHIPMENT 9 0BME Pe» , eowith performances of “Ailda™ $1022 A MONTH ‘, os 22 bt ot oe 7 - Pr Pagilacci.” Im 1919. .the , ; eal , See ie cer ; LIVING-ROOM SUITE of true distinction. Consists of very large daven- |) MAUL. ee ) = ine a lim- . : ; on Association was port, extra-size armchair and roomy fireside chair: is of high-grade spring . . ie ited num-—eA - 3 aan ee | _ comstruction; has reversible cushions, and entire Suite, including back, seats = Pt | angen —t a 7, | "old ‘radition bv cheding light and underarms, is covered in high quality Jacquard velour: comes in the | | uulque serpentine-fromt effect and is a real $275 value offered at this price of $198.75 om terms of $10 a month. price. britr through its success as NEWEST AUTOMATIC DAY-BED | A=. * | . — | ae ctercaiing after the } , oz ' AE a fas nd by Ks preduction - . - > wea — - as 2 betier this > . , d Won Finmanctal Seacree«. at this io’ r > orzgarization wom sational Oe” a. SPECIAL and A D ~+ . . . us ? ‘ ‘ % = ce-rl ne musical wer ? MADE of metal x FEATURES § ~~ “as ee ee ee tnrougiout = wa!- a " a ; ; a ve . ee wal a” Rokin Hood. The mut finish. Has heavy E hor n : Bachelor Chitfforobe. General Filec- ¥ - in CGirL” “The Mikade.~ tubing, is well comstruct- eeu ll-arranged chiffomer and trie Meter. : | B 2 f Normandy.” “The Gens a0 and opems imto a &y!)- : Constructed of solid Oak : iG ’ ; , c b 22 piace : FC Hendice Adjeust—- i > - “a Da ~~ » % . , (f J : a : . , Ra - i 2 liet also are a, PR eater in Unaiver- = ri “rT from ite rivals HE ce -_ . > ’ —_ - — = —— > . ) : | ) ®@cetam, = WE — i $1.50 Cc ; | : | , : = . > } $ - . . 3 "ox ts te inciade Mu sett! | Brunswick ig * $1.50 a Month. ee es 7 Three Years BErpck-. 3. 828 andopera, — 8 Tie il te Par bes ~ &°3™@a Sunday night Peaer HH NOW! H: ae ice compartment at side, | it - * T*tues. Eke the Gol “core } phate nivel e ong more room in pro- . “*. Z wil] be 2 one- ae Anal Ha . - sin a a ae you to get at every Se awe steel wh . rubber tires, adjust — - - - ; ne Mr. Catrioch A ve ot . and is really an exceptional vaiue af thie low orien ERE is a Player-Piano ., bP po tions, tes ann a | ee 3 : Fa r hing that isfy - aos! | VY as his hobby “c With :2 Selections Musi or : with rays ‘S . : we Pashion Show Po | | cf ter == desired—tone quality, easexta-*- | 71 aew figure in drumatie ge. | Oui $119 50) = of operation and many #F se ton DMP im Arkansas, 7 ’ "2 time in Texas ace om, Bide —— other advantages. Can be € sting his own living a1 12 : had in a finish to match * and came to St. Louis tor ° . . . ; : a - c he LOF Brunswick Records Brunswick Radiolas your furniture and is truly * hs tm the ary goede beat: - 15 No. 30 .. $200 No. 160. $4cso a rare bargain at this low . = tf = be PR — eee og pez. . . ti “rT -f « trade b , C Ne. 55 745 No. 260 500 Oo H. price. - a eto ~ he ijl re cy we and up No. 4o 400 No Go a pen an ousef ~ , — — > % FT ef nn att - Shirk he ; : a S50 urri ~ a ae - *& Printin ron » er? Bean eclertin = Kg ey Been ishers for 41 Years Your Credit ¢ Floor Lamp, Player Bench and Liberal gg ons an ice | ee 4 i n.oe. e8 y 50 ra < “Bs tf and Prin {pal stowk- Supply of Music Rolls. . = Re S. E.COR. TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS *Geod , was decided oa : . to organize nels 2 of

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i ae toenail — - . — = ” — oe ee re eS RETO EE TT oe =e ~~ —s Pah i —— — = ™ ] : i. . ’ ‘ ; _ - se E> x + - : ss - . t —_ ; x — 5 ai Pel — >-_ i, b ’ 3 _—s ‘ al MARCH | , Sean. . 3 | — = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “iia ie : : ' SS , or ve ZG my VA te ; YYy y > Yu. nacell ‘ ™ ‘ . ‘ " ~s . . . “ . ~. . ‘ . oN ISS SN . ‘ SNH w : “ w ~ \‘\! Mo QW > AN . ne \, N _ sss - ee : mr a a _ 7 ee _ — —_—_ - —_ = ns RSS ae ee —— — ee eS eer —_— poe. — o ol rand Suburban Gardens an: THER SHIPMENT PPark and Shenandoah Thea- The cenius of St. Louis for ORVILLE HARROLD and PATT! HARROLD, his daughter uum Cleaners]! B20 ¢°%. NEY-SAVING PRICE | mE 7" oo57=05 9 _— Mee uae A ; : ' bi RE : ee achments as ow=a . ee SSS LS NO » ~~ - Semaine Sete ES. ot it gare born twe Abte’s Trish Rose _ . sess to tie mere mechanics % he Pageant Choral Society? ; j | Inovement, Bren the elves. Ss Municipal Theater » Sets RecordHere | times casey from aS ' site of the latter Institutior ' a t quite stil, ut mot Bilss iv Chosen by Miss Margaret An- a , Soh WEY ha” : OPO ARE. ' » ek aaa * & in: eg Before fi Starts Chatterton. y ‘ . = y : , 5 Se eee Poe $2 oy oe Tg: So RES ie am 3 Bi: Be a 4 sy ihe - * I never saw Maude Adamat who christened the theater in Sos | ee a ee ee . : ; Sao — . a —— . sect Aa “ Simmer of 1916 with a produ: :: Chia etait nne, Ue Ss ae a Pas a See Et. Tus! al piev in the Dn UM Oe! »* | «fA? & were eFy incing Teta! ae . « : ! engagerme mM. beginning tomorrow evening. ra +. ba Sas AT) dr ry | “ : | ~ eT | SPa : ‘ ’ , . rs $3 a seat, the idea caught the pop noting - a oe PEP te Sa ee ee * _— Bt en Show Giratia. Portia Manafic a pace en Po me aeaiieichai thin dint » : 2 ENTRIES ARE BEING RECEIVED lar of “Big Boy” and “Irene”; Kuth Budd, Bragdon Morriseey, | ply ' . pr > cog vi a . , : 3 W ore the rule at*al the SYD CHAPLIN in CHARLEY $ AUNT ~flissourt. Entries al - = alii received aan =—ae Duggan, Margit Hegedus, Rich Hayes and the Don Valerio 4 : . . rie | ewiiy J Reet of ge END LYRIC AND CAPITOL houses + for the eixth annual free amateur : >. % © , a ne ~ ** : | | ' fOr some time in Ter —Colleen Moore in “Sally trea tat dgem , for : : : —a > ~~. > ‘ bun? 3 9% we | 5 +7? — ed *9 | . | Making his vin and the Vincent Lopez dun- Only the Bosses Were Reserved. sions for care was taken to keep cital was also 0 distinguished gower show, which will be given RIALTO—Gienn and Kichards tn “The Tees: the Weaver Brothers, : 4 ng ~* . = ; er , _n* : eae *3 , We ' 14, and . eto St. Lowvis« ior Orchestra. NE original feature was that the membership within the seating merit. Viadimir Ale Pachmann py the Garden Ciub at Shaws Meridit ‘ae Snovter, the Lorner Girls, and ¢wo other acts. The} — +E ‘ bo 0. He worked at va LOEW'S STATE—lLen Chane; no seats were reserved outside capacity of the Odeon. was chiefly Imteresting as 4 i- Garden, May 23 and 24. psa flim is “Soft Shoes,” with Harry Carey. ‘ . , ee dh . - . ee ' : ity. Tite Schipa made a favor- are be mail telephone to ‘a oy Im the a ecode bie in “The Monster” and Rus- +e pores. which cost $2 a Another idea was to give the OS): — Loodies aol ne ; oat ake ee ee ee ope! 7 P ; pen oie GRAND OPERA HOUSE--Brick Englith Sfricopatera “and’ wavéa : > Py " : : = . " - . Ate e Pt ems L. ‘ s* ihe YU = sah Ae r’ met ri e ice. oad | ns} Pa : at ’ . at last fou, nimneelf - sian Orchestra. chair. Elisewhere throughout, the public ar opportunity to hear ar- * = , x oe ms o to Mrs. (na — rn da , other variety turns. besides ‘The Mirage, . photoplay, with . : : . . . “ . frorr ’ = IT } »? :.. rT) ol - ee ee a nd iene e 4 ' : 4 > | ea Se : ce ° ’ Ei. me a Sai ‘ia os “wee lth = ape Pot ee as _ “= ; ae © ; . x’ 9 < way ee . wom - — . - Tine ee are,

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: a ee ee ed « a om oo. ss w Fe ——- - * ee eee eee — : te 12 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circutat ion than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED STNYDAY, MARCH 2. 38 BARRIE PLAY OF THRUMS IS NOW BEING REVIVED Contineed from Preceding Past. oe something else again. be eb obviously ever ready to £0 into her dance. It may be that Reet? Dean directed Miss Chatter- ton to “Keep on your toes ae Oe § she teok him much too literally It fe my impression that her heeis touched the floor not adove once or twice during the entire evening Accordingly wae never set To do more than jab at the rok Charm Untoached by Time. LWAYS ehe twirled and she A skipped and arched her instep It should be so With a Princess from fairyland, for your true elf can walk flat-footedly and «he > no never crumple a daisy stem. More) ease is needed, more lightness, and more sincerity. It seems to me & bad performance. The play itself is far better than I anticipated. Barrie, I believe, has touched it up a bit here and there years to wash away & few asides and such-like, but there is In it much charm quite imper- ~tous to time. Charm has far more toughness of fiber than is generally . ~ent phe re i+ imagined. The charm lies In the ewift and ingenious turn of the plot in the opening acts. and br the time the etory is prettr wel! se* in a familiar and easily anticipated eourse there still remains the deft- neas of the invention which inte the creation of line Preetyterian Prince Charming FTER all. the fundamental! A eotice upen which the play is founded must be classed with Barrie's most happy and audacious whimsies. There is something of genius in writing a tale of Prince Charming and making that same Prince assume f ™ Offs the habiliments ot a yvoung Presbyterian parson The role of the Little minister falls to Ralph Forbes. a young English actor. He gives a good performance, and manages to be simple and youthfully appealing without etrainine for his effects Hubert Druce is very good as Lord Rintoul, and there are excellent performances by Thomas Findlay and Robert Drysdale as the elders Play by E. Temple Tharston. “The Blue Peter ~y DULL E. Temple Thurston, which act ts was presented Monday night at che Shubert. It begins with a burst of Play with one lively rifle fire, Dut this is mot the lir>- lin to which I refer In the opening we see the hero and twv of his friends defending themeelvvus against a horde of hostile natives im Africa. Their eltuation seems precarious, but the playgoer can harélty be much concerned w)! the fate of the beleaguered garri- son, since even the most naive spe-c- tator can scarcely be lured intyo e- vevin that anything verry dread.- ful can happen toe a hero as eariy as the opening act Rescue comes somewhat perfun>- teriiy and immediately the mo>4d ehifts. When next we see ovr bere he is married and settled down into rather heavy English i°- mesticityr. It is revealed to us th« he pimes.for the old free rife and the privilege of being aitacked br rurderous savages. Mary Kennedy Stars. > T is here, I believe that Mr [ rrcreon commits the funda-.| mental error on which the play founders. David Hunter might [n- ceed grow weary of home and fam ily. but I think KR is romantic tosh 'o suggest that verry many pine for the opportunity to expose themselves to any danger of whic they have already had full and sufficient experience Hewever. the play whips wp nicely in a scene in which Hunt>r eoes to a Gockside bar to say far well to a fiend bouna east * Africa he act its iargely r mated by the fine and telling pe formance of Miss Marvy Kenned the actress-author of ridge Presents Miss plays the seductive daughte: -_ house with excit ne Zest and ger. There has been a good dea! ef seduction in the tne a,er this season Dut this particular pe. formance is Author Bew ilidere:i T fret the hero lecides ' Yea’ e home ar a en i} upDON ‘he ~* _, par iNst a fer Africa, anda 2 he decided not to His motives ~ the matter never seemed quite clear to me. Nor did thev the fina scene im Which the man and 4 wite talked the situation out. Ea? one seemed to satisfr the ot - ‘hat every had been charte:! gust : me an adequae Dut neither gave pieture of the conflicting winds =! never felt that the author real understood, so my task was qu.‘e hopeless. ‘The Blue Peter” marks the first production of a new organiza- called the Staggers, whe over the attractire F'fty-sec- eet Theater Edward Goo staged the plar and his hanmdiing of th L°on : asker met Str AN A® hate z2ce hr r? -*he so sure Promise for the Siagers N the whole it ie a capabie 0 cast. Warren Williams gives @ geed performance as David Piupter, and there is an excellent bit, By George Riddell as the inr- keeper and by Margaret Love is the barmaid. Margaret Wrycher m Quite waste on a crandmor! ly role which more eweet than is advignbie. Mar jorte Vonnegut as man ages some of her business wih comspicuous sincerity and yet can. ie nak es : the wife met escape altogether the dul!n oss of a rather tire@ameily written cha acten There i# enough of ovro ne this production > make - ikely that the Stagers ma’ @ietinet addition te the produrioeg rare ferces of the city, but thew begum With an indifferen: pia EE ae I believe mM. ‘« a2 mistake for Miss Chatterton to | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; - LO Ground Plan for Open-Air Theater-in University City - —" ARGENTINE RANCHERS EMPLOY | NEW FARM FILM IS BASED —— promised for July. It is to be used for musical reyues, opera, drama and perhaps the Fashion H EREWITH is published for the Pageant. ing 3000; (2) Stage; (3) Proposed loop with fountain and pool at axis; (s) Entrance and . with pool and cluster of fountains; (7) Parking space for automobiles; (8) Ramble (9) Midland boulevard (Creve Coeur car line), to be widened to roo feet. An explanation of the mumbers in the drawing is as follows: from Creve Coeur car line; (4) Circular driveway for busses, driveway for private automobiles; (6) Water garden,’ (rt) Concrete auditorium, seat- and sunken garden; On account of the elaborate landscape features, which it will take several years to complete, the mame of “Garden Theater” has been suggested for the structure. | | Airmen Need Not Worry About | as level as a billiard table. | known in AIRPLANES TO INSPECT HERDS BLENOS AIRES, Some of the ranches of the Argen- tine pampas are so large akes an all-day trip on horseback for the owner to ride from one boundary to another or to visit 4 neighbor. But several of these ranch owners no longer need to take these they are riding now on the wings having purchased air- ars ; + me of the wind. | planes to take them where they Want to gC One ranch is equipped with a hangar containing three airplanes, | one for the and ome each for his two not oniy to fly . owner, é&ons. e?~ . 2 around the ranch ’ ’ | : that it | tiresome trips, for | They use them | to imspect their herds of cattle, but/ inte Buenos Airs, where they have a town house They do ne landing places for t have to worry about the pampas is A dozen ON BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ CLUBS Picture to Be Circulated by the Department of Agriculture. Special to the Prnet-Dispatch WASHINGTON.—“A Crop Worth — . re 7 , ; e+. = “oF Sayin oe - , —_ = sn et ad -o wh c * Xj + 441i > > uTr-reei » + ae : ' i= 2 — - ae ; a -_ ~~ * o _—s _ _—— J . » - > where club work is far advanced. and where live 1ks and Spanish moss everywhere iend themselves to the making of pic torial compositions. “A Crop Worta | Saving” is not only a good exempli- fication of the development of club | work but a beautiful pi re fron the purely scenic standpoint A gimple story rung through the picture, the story of two boys id a girl who take u ib Ww k Or ot private airplanes are thus in use on the pampas, according to Ricard Aldao, president of the Argentine | Aero CiIub, and other ranches soon will be similarly equipped. ehurch rgan in the worid. Build- ers now a work reconstructing the Cathedral! there The rgan is bein ma- terially enlarged. Its present 67 stops will be increased to 170: It wil have fire manuals, thus register instruments. achieving a . ~ bed - church — —--s » have the largest Gabrilowitsch and Easton in Recital ee a ee WO recitals of unusual importance, which fall unfortunately on the same é€vening, the dying musical season. Will represent thi. On next Saturdar : _* flare-up of Mme. Flor- final : = night week the ence Easton, prima donna soprano of the Metropolitan Opera Co.., will give a song recital at Howard Halil, the Principia. Gabrilowitseh, director of Ossip hour At the same Detroit Srmphony Or- tha chestra.” will appear in a pianoforte recital at Sheldon Auditorium, under the auspices of the Piano Teachers’ Educational Association. Mme. Easton has sung and has been engaged as one of next year’s soloists wth the Symphony Orchestra. Gabrilo- witseh has been heard in St. Louis as a recitalist, as a soloist with the Symphony Orchestra and as di- rector of the Detro‘tt Orchestra. His wife is Clara Clemens, daughter of Mark Twain, and herself Lnown concert singer. Mme Easton's Program. EGARDED as one of tne most illustrious of American dives. Mme. Easton has for years sung lea@ing eoprano roles at the Metropolitan. She wt!] b. assisted by Eline*® Remick Warren ‘Omposer and panist, who wil] opera. some : ” CoOi- tridute a group of piano pieces Mme. Easton's program f ws l. Aria Deh vieni, non tardar from “Le Nogze de Figaro — Aozar 3 Ha’ You Seen But a Whrte l le Grow?” -»+-Old English m 4 Pastorale”™ a _arey 4 “La Pavane Bruneau > yy. le que ‘e rT ere” —Fourdrain & “Widmune Schumann +. “Auf dem Wasser 2 Singen”™ SchuDdDert y Zueigr Pr Strauss ‘| ve J me YW a Vi = -Hilton Turvey } ‘The T"sforesceer “¥ ~ . Children of he Moor —EFElinor Remick Warren ° Wintter Watts =e Y e trine morbid and Mir rom “Manon Le cut ; Puccin Gabrilowitsch's Program. ] N addition to his career as an rehestral director Mr (7a- br witsch is renowned as one t foremost ving pianists, and was a pr ssiona] of the kev- board before his call to Detroit. H nnounces the sllowing pro- apseody ir flat Major. ‘ > 2 Brat > & 4. Sonata in G M r. Op. 32 Schumann . Melod n E Minor nr 4 - ‘erh on “2 ries Buglesg a .’D ; —i sa br ae *. Necturne in D-flat Majer .Chopin c FY _ Fr Majogs “hopin Ce * \f =s - —onr = . - .=L_- = +s : ur operas. A* 1 afternoon Program wil! be- gin with the Nile scene from ‘Aida.’ presented ®v Anne Roselle Manuel Saiazar. Stella de Mette. Mario Valle and Natale Cervi. The ‘Wedding Scene from Waerner's “Lohengrin.” sung in Ttalian. wi!! be given bw Blanca Sarova,. Gaeta- no Tommasini, George Cehanovaskyr i Ptetro di Biasi Act il of Pur Tosea’’ will be offered br Elda Vettort, Manue! Salazar Va- "io Valle. Francesco Curr and Luigi de Cesare The “Miserere'’ scene from “Tl Trovatore’”’ will be given by Miss Sarova and Messrs. ” nmasini and de Cesare Rossini'# epera will enlist the fallewing is? Count Aimavivra Derm errs, tre} Rartali Natale Siiidé : a~ZcE Ra I ot Riasi Rertha Phi : Paice: Figaro, Mario Basioila. and T™ « re'lo iJ rAaAncescn + irc) r il- here in| ‘igh a well-' genzio Gvuerrieri will cond performances. A recital will tbe egitren at o clock this afternoon at Auditorium by Zilatko Baloko- vic, Croatian violinist. He will play Mozart's Concerto in D rieg’s Sonata in G minor Dance.” (;ranados-Kreisier: “Dragon Flies.” Zsoldt ‘“Sere- qd’ Am “Hyman to un." Rimsky-Korsakoff. and luction and the Shel- major ”~ = sa ¢ re oe, Tarantelle. _ — - . * »* HE choristers of St. Anthony's (“hr 7 Werar Oy rive “neir - “are > Hausnmer Oo wv ion Wallere = affeaer hia -e7 ats - Wi > , .. @7 + SPY .— rgan aft- ; “ i= : “~ = the Scottish Rite Cathe- paper on Edvard Hagerup > =m * hb = aan . -« a L@ern : ai Ot recite Li.am ernoon at - Grail. A ~~ 7 Grieg will be read by Mrs. Eliza- beth Dreyv Vater Wednesday morn- ing before the Morning Etude Club at Vander’ rt auditerium. The monthiy meeting of the Missour Chapter of the be presented br aie nder the auspic Edw: ¢ -= ¢ a ‘+ - ADD i* 2 Pins " rh ~, + > = ww _ al ,* - a “— a > : + vy = ri i oe Sale of Work of Work Cure Ps- Vents. For enle «t «fl Deee and Seed Stores Mail orders filled. Ts ship “Span- : ee ———— PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ee ————————— So — Musical Comedy SND HIS WONKY” «nd Varndewitte Marie Preveet in “CORNERED” GRAND CENTRAL WEST END LYRIC CAPITOL THEATRES | “SALLY” is based om the famous Ziegteld role that made Marilyn Miller famous. _ SeOTOLAY saa ee ee Oscar Jost oe went ee fe _—* ee Orchestra ren with Colleen Moocre in the _ -o- oOo SO. S/F? Se Grand & Arsen ARSENA Now Playing “The Thundering Herd” GIGANTIC hitherto un- thus opportunity is given to show the work af the clud short course at Baton Rouge, where a thousand boys and giris assemble each year for a week's intensive study in agriculture and home making “A Crop Worth Saving” will be circulated through the film dis- tri Wt " : — Nenartmet ‘ MAL Vial . - - ~ o WB nN = s Wa ~.4 - , of Agriculture and the co-+operat- a - ’ ,f STS n= .. ' es i -_ »** + - _? ed = Py r rT i= i+ - =r ~— * “ad ‘rT , r oT ,? S : : rans t arses 2 ways Wolves Invade Illinois. a 1, ou} ‘ [ras + . sz 7 ~ « ‘ ¥ i —Ra al is x yes = 4. - & The . =] — he - - - M ississ : = ~ t eS @ ties M SSa) utr fa i> rs ave invaded I! $s and oe rr’ oO - - _ = - - _ -_ _ iA’ _ . - TY ” . a 7 Lcdams ris a : i - cK COUR CICS, r@poris re eived here -_— ee = ~ £23 : on. ene by Farm Bureau officials show ~ : ™ = ; ; _ The wolves crossed tbe river on the . — — : ‘ = ice ta escape destruction in their native ints on the Missouri side ed re T rts said and 7 r= fe- _ _ e > ™ - farm arn mats inn re- PHOTOPLAY THEATERS Eee LOEW / TATE Washington at tihth — ANOTHER SMASHING SENSATIONAL SHOW! The Year’s Big Mystery Film From Crane Wilbur’s Tremendous Stage Success. —ON THE STAGE— RUSSIAN NATIONAL ORCHESTRA merican Prince of Wales” “Felix Finishes First” A NEW AND ORIGINAL NOVELTY “THINGS WE HEAR ON THE RADIO” By DON ALBERT’S ORCHESTRA The Celebrated Novel by Willa _Casner A VIBRANT STORY OF WOMANHOOD * SCORCHED sri THE ee, FLAME OF f Wits m= LOWE — ) IRENE RICH SY ¥ /a DAZZLEDAND ho ENTE iY: ; a WOW Ail iOWweS He sur ast weeown / a ' = ss Oe LOVED AND iVvRED-- —_ KING SHIGHWAY NEAR DELMAR Also: “HARD BOILED” * SIixTH =T NEAR OLIWE *ide-“ *. . >. ~ - _ ¥: Scuce fe ligures of the Ame ans and of the Britis . famtiy °! past and present nu he€ . ) in other wor d - 3 ere \ _ * nm c 7A YOU LOVE Hair grows abundantly on a NORMAL, HEALTHY SCALP, the same as fiowers grow im fertile soil. It is necessary to INCREASE THE BLOOD CIRCULA TION, KILL THE GERMS that feed on the hair roots, nd keep THE SCALP PERFECTLY CLEAN if you would be free of dan- druft, scalp troubles and baldness. 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STNDAY., MAR ‘HH 29 yee: The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MARCH 28, 1925. —_—-— J ge, ——~— _— a " a > show course pusand h year udy in x. PHOTOPLAY THEA |S Ms —aap BE NWAN, BURNED NFR will be Tr) gis- we rtment mes That | estroved Madame Dy ru? ‘ Tussaud’s Show, Also Took Pershing. es }) “<. me the Associated Press © 1ONDON, March 28.-—Not a sin figure in the Pof wax works, whi il the Pree dents from Washington t Coolidge. was saved from the fir which recenty lestroved the fa- Samus Mme. Tussaud’s exhibition Re esidered fines st complete va rks show the ' world Tikenesses of Gen. Pershing ana PAdmiral Sin whi groupe with otners ' f the leaders who ai- wected the great war, also wer ae mtroved. Nothing was left of thes figures except a few bits : f melte metal which once represen ed the officers foreign. decorations John Tussaud, great grandson the founder of the wax Wo ks Qhe stockholders of the : ‘may the exhibition likely r rebuilt. They declare, however hat while it is possibie t Sauce the figures of 1! 4 S and of the Britis! mast and present mther world rulers — oe YOU LOVE BEAUTIFUL HAIR Hair grows abundantly on a NORMAL, HEALTHY SCALP, the same as fiowers BS grow in fertile soil. It is necessary to INCREASE " THE BLOOD CIRCULA TION, KILL THE GERMS that feed on the hair roots, and keep THE SCALP ZS PERFECTLY CLEAN if m you would be free of dan- mam Gruff, scalp troubles and baldness. WE TELL YOU FULLY in SCIENTIFIC SCALP EX- ERCISES. Sent post paid om receipt of $1.00 ORDER NOW: PA-PO LABORATORIES a3 ae tlt LOS ANGELES, CALIF. cs id My US. PRESDENTS, MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 15 tirely out of the keepsake of the N: q WPelio}t period relics, apoleonic hiscvoric gnd scores of other of which those embraced in the ex- hibition were originals One of the few figures res ued during the fire was of Dr liawle = (‘rippen, Lon ion den- ‘st. who murdered his wite in and buried her body in the eee Crippen fled ft England, ACC OT! panied bv a; VU ine woTnan isecretary, Ethel Clara ‘eneve. She was dressed in boy thes when she and Crippen were captured on the steamer Mont (‘anadian vyaters its ppen a8 ike] back } lon id i] - | ° : Tan f Ho re’ i from thie ext x ‘ rectors ays ‘ i no oh . of thrill. | wisi = ex Lion had — london's a . hundred - 3 ed year after scendants, after Min TRE SED ITALIAN WALKS 300 MILES TO RE-ENTER PRISON Preed After serving 45 Years, He Hiowled at Gate Until Warden Int Him Return. , he Associated Proes : _ ae POME. March 8.—The incorrigi- i contempt for the police ide Siiviu visconti a thorn uthorities a half he ide of the a was aA merme- famous Cipriano La handit band. him in i stead recently wnuen he again, he age of $4, found himself at dds with the forces of law and order Informed by the wardens of the Portici prison in Naples, where he had been incarcerated for 45 years, that he was free, he insisted that he wanted to spend the rest of his ago. when STO0OG dave in jall. Despite the aged mah's protests, two caribineers took him to his. native village, Gissuni-Vallepiana But Silvio knew they could not keep him out jini} if he broke his good con- t parole, so he walked back the 390 miles to Naples heroic sk for a man of his age sat wn tin front of the prison gate ind howled until the wardens were SCIENTIFIC ATTEMPT TO RID LONDON OF FOG FAILS rce oe veld i} Installation of System of Con- | - denscrs Would Cost City $25,000,000. 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EDM* INTON, all municipal dances by the Ed- testing arrangement i. the first The Council took thig step be- cause of numerous complaints from of the Associated Press. England, ae monton Urban, Council, this being jraid jazz would not be permitted} ———_——— | London suburb to take) hereafter BARS JAZZ MUSIC sucn action Citizens of London Suburb Object. to “Body-Waggling” Dances. March Citizens who objected to dances of |sides, “jazzing was neither grace- but they have* now admitted its im-|#™mong inventors to produce a fog|10.—Jazz music has been barred at | “the wild. body-waggling type.” T. ful nor dignified.” | | J. Harington, Counc!l Chairman, | CLOCK REPAIRING Will Call and Deliver at the town dances ichiefly because jazz dancers dur- | ‘ing waltzes took up too much! ‘space, their movements interfering | with the orthodox dancers and, be-. a ai Many factors have centered this interest on “Commerce”: Capital protection, greater in proportion to its deposits than that of any other national bank west of the Mississippi; a management with a record of phenomenal growth; Clearing House, State ar National supervision; 68 years of banking experience; every financial service conveniently located un- deroneroof;areimportantconsiderations. But most significant of all is the fact that the alert, wide awake men and women who make up its personnel and are responsible for its high standards of service . are for the most part also stockholders in the bank. This explains why deposi- tors and the stockholder- employees have become such friends. How ably the Commerce staff must have handled theoldbusiness of the bank in order to obtain so quick- ly more than $5,000,000 worth of new business! How strongly the bank, it- (Ne onal with which is affiliated the Federal Commerce Trust Company GROW WITH * Broadway Commercial + Savings - Trust » Investment » Safe Deposit + Foreign ~The news is too good to keep any longer! N a most remarkable contest, the employees of The National Bank of Commerce and The Federal Commerce Trust Company have secured more than $5,000,000 worth of new business. While the . banking world is impressed with this accomplishment, it becomes a matter of general public interest. More than four-fifths of the quota of $6,000,000 was secured before a single word of the event appeared in print. Such success could never have been possible without widespread confidence in this institution and the active support and good will of its customers. _— self, must stand in the confidence of pa- trons and employees alike! The satisfied customer, above everything else, is responsible for the success of this contest. In fact, it was the discovery that some 70% of new “Commerce’”’ accounts could be traced to the recommendations of old customers that suggested this effort to introduce the bank and its stockhold- er-employees to a still larger audience. If 100,000 customers who deal with this bank have been so enthusiastic in its sup- port, it means that this institution, with every financial,investment and trust service, is best equipped to please thous- ands of others with that extra measure of “Com- merce’”’ service. Our 400 employees want you to investigate the bank that they know is excep- tional, a bank that they have helped to build. They want you ta ask any ““Com- merce” customer, confi- dent, if you do, that they will gain their grand goal of $6,000,000 in new banking business by April 15. ‘COMME&CE” Commerce Olive to Pine COMMERCEEM S’ NewLBusiness Ones Simt/ | "T* undersigned employees of the two “Com- merce” companies, now engaged in a contest to secure Six Million dollars in new business, solicit the continued good will and active sup- port of our customers. If you know of any firms or individuals who are notsharing Commerce” service with you,won’t you phone or write to someone you know at the bank, giving us their names, so that the facts re- garding“Commerce” service may be presented to them. Use the list below in picking theemployee you desire to help out in the contest. 2 ET EO OE. Oe Se ge er BMP POOR TE agg ae : ee A een Aa Ay SR TR: - SER Se PAA ee EES gy ee A ee” Your continued assistance will enable us to give you still better service. Ben Adelstein Vera Helbig Donald S. Pereay Adeiayde Alch W. L. Hemingway FP. A. Peterson W. W. Aineworth Robert N. Hermann Adele Pfaf Amy Alien Wa. Herring A. F. Poole - : H. Ambruster P.O. Herrmann ss Potts ‘ Caroline Ammann (Anges E. Heusobn dA. Prange : C. Ammann L. A. Hezil Horace C. Prather . | ack P. Avery as. P. Higgins V. A, Prevaliet iitan Bachman elvie Hil Leona Prirdiville Thomas V. Bure Clara M. Hilse Robt. H. Purdy Wm. H. Beck C.L. Hilton rien, Puster bs Ear! Becker G.N. Hitchcock Mamie Pyle I. Bell ; E. W. Hoffman aw wenberry Samuel W . Bell. J Harry Horn rl 1 WA. Bell 1.G. Houlihan G. T. L: Rea Ruby Bergmeie- W.F. Hucke Geo. are: Edw. A. Betts F. Hummer W.L. eld Davy Bi Clarence R. Husemae Ellen Reilly - Clafa Bitter Wm. Ingram H. H. Reinhard W'm.E. Bi A.H. Jacob John P. Reininger ~ Laura EB. W. Blackburn Frieda Jacob Earl Reinke Richard Bland Oliver Johnson A. W. Reirer }. H. Bode, Jr. Clifford Jones Geo A. Renacd (liford W. Boehmer Adele Joseph Adele Rethemever FP. G. Boehning Aathony Jungman John F. Reynolds Hare] Boruf ©. E. Kaiser A. Riedell Lawrence J. Bot LC. F. Kaliemeier Harold F. Rieth Ruby Boyer 5. M. Kancrovitz Alfred G. Ringwald EE. Braun E. G. Kende Andrew P. Robinsoe ~ Louis B. Braun H. W. Kelle A. Roeckel Ecward Broa Edw. J. Keller August Roeder Te (\. H. Bredemeyer Edith M. Kelly August Rosen Henry W. Bredenkamp Leo D. Kelly Marry Roth | Fred C. Breitenbucher Margaret Kicker W. H. Rothecbild : P. N. Brennaaun Geo. BE. Kieler J. A. Rowland : Wm. Brettele Cecelia Ki! Milton Rubensicia Vincent F. Briege! Pearl Kinder B. W. Russel! Vesta Brockett Melvin Kile _ EB. Ruch Letitia M. Brosnan G. H. Kleinschmidt in J. Ryan , A.8. Brueggemann Geo. Kline Wa. BR " V.L. Bruer Erwin T. Koch Harold Seller . FE. T. Byrne Fimer Koettker ]. G. Sanders : Malcolm Campbe!! Helen Kramer C. Schaefler ) }-B. Cantwell Frederick W: Keeft Elmer Beis ’. M. Chandler ‘alter Keey Anthony hmide ' B. P. Chenu . W. Kroenung Onto H Pens Earl8. Chesney Albert Kubimao Raipn Schmit | 1.1. Childers P. Kuntemeier Berher Schnell Katherine Clarkson Harold L. Kunz C. H. BSchnelibacher Peter Corona AP Edw. H. 8choor 8. ©. Cogch L. G. LaBarge Gordon A. Schreiber C.J. A. Cour ‘ J Lacaey Echel & hroeder W.B. Cowen R - b ida D. Schwartz Allen W. Coz E. J. Lambur W,, P. Scbwennesea Leland Reid Crank Mary Larkin R. H. Scollay W m. Crawford Artbur Law'ler _H.. Seesler Thoe. Crone Wa. H. Lawrence {i A. Sertb : Maze Curley P.W. Leet O. Severin ‘ Claudius. H.Dabon Ida ML. Leich Rusaell MA. Shennce P. ©. Daud Nelhe T Leww W. W. Shannce Peter 5 Daist Francis Lem Wen P Sharpe : s }. F. David R. H. Lilley Hollie Shelton (Yiver M. Decker C. ]. Linbesg C. W. Siebert Marcella De Temple Richard Lippy Walter ® Milburn FP. Dick Harry Lies fiw E Sinclair Fenst W. Dickman Geo. Lecou! nd Bit W.. Diesselhorst John L. Loida tee en Jobn J. Dolis ian G. Lonsuale Ces Fe ‘ L. E. hue dna Lowell A? ) Harold Drese A. Lustkandl H. e Spangenberg Ralph} Det eles nae | i ner dward M. eer {a Armld Dupske James W. McClary Ecta Ste . . A.G. Dyer §. M. McElroy = Ste Eenest L. Eastham lohan McGill eee F. B. Eaton 1. A. McGirk Christin H. Scoles Fred W. Ebmeier Leo Mc Mahon Sa ~ (orace Pckerle R. FP. McNally L mus : Ruth Ellerman Michael J. Macken C. Bulle e ; 7 Walter £ Macintyre 4G Pallivan John Enright John rags W ills EB. Epstein A Maher Mrs. Edna D Swess Geo. Bechhecher leoma Mandeville Tarleton Roy FP. Easert ulia ©M. Manahan Ployd L. Teare Hilda Fabee Po Marienau Berey Teffer Fred Paley Frank Marquard: R. Tegtmmer Ruch Fischer G. Matthes G. M. Tele 1. J. Pisher Carl Maussharde A. W. This Francis Poits Gertrude L. Mauthe Vincent Thomas Clemens F. Forcade Roy W.H. Movies Edw. J. Thomees Patrick Forrest ard Merritt Henry Thorntoa Chas. Lee Fowler Helen Merten Norman Thuet Hazel Pranse Eimer H. Metzger Ee. T. Tobey May |. Franke Alfred Mever W. FP. Toh! W. H. Free Bertha Meyer Mary T owell A. Preihof EC. Mever Cari Travernicht _M, Gamble Michael Michel Earl Trott r os. Ganeer C. }. Miller —s H. Tubesiog len B. Garrow M H. H. Tuseey C. A. Gaueman R. Mitchell Arthur Ude 1. Geers L. Moeckel Lay Vers leero Cociat ’_ F. Moeller Henry Liriwal Florence Gerometta Prank Molumby 5. Ac Valleror . Chas. E. Gieseow, Jr. F.C. Moatgomery » J. Viahnewe E. D. Gilleepe Bugene L. Moranvilie Vv ‘tha ~ Rese Golden P. A. Morg m. Wacker & A. (owe Chas Margen Bertha Ve er A.B. Goss Raymond Morinck ). Cacrol! Walker Thomas Orace FE. J. Mudd os Watson : Saml. W. Greaves, J: Edw. Mueller .D, Weigic las }. Grifhn Ceraid j M we \ber £. 1. Weil Leiitan M, Groty Robt. Muneey w.B. W qsenivar gat A. (-roetech Lora L. Murrey A. L. Wesseenncrn Adnan |. Guckenbesm © FP. Newber Plocence Wels Fila Guenther Lester C. Nic Pont. Werkmaeter Frank Hacker jo. C. Niebur EB. Wessel Emmett Ha! _G. Niggeraa ymond W Irene J. Mahe Walter Noid Heary W Lonene Hahne E.T +} H.R. Maleeman RK. C. Obermann E.C. Wienke Mitton L. Hamingson os. OV eels P. Wike Emma ©. Hame . T. Olehaveen D. J. Wilders FP. T. Harrie Ruth Herogec Cyril W heme (A. Hertman, Jr Fdéw. O'Malley D. Wien Mary Hartnett Aom O'Neil Fr. T. Waleme Rufus W. Parvey E. C. Orte A. T. Wolfarce Marguerite MH. Mayne Marie Pane & R. Wallhrinck —, ge 1. M. Papa Onl Wri : a Pred J. Paco N_E. Wylie ea a Hocthamp Margaret Parry Paul Youmans Jno. C. Heer Cras. Patterson Julus Zen A. EB. Heidemane Mary Pedacreds EW. Zell Melbourne 8. Hem Chas. C. Peet Lewrence Las E. R.. Metener Léww ). Pelizas Theres Lunmermes

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The Daily POST-DISPA —— alone has MORE CITY pecans or oer the Saraing and one other evening ste nl COMBINED Bi at. - - SUNDAY, | wK-—COM ™ UNIVERSITY HAS COURSE >, oe . — i oa send is proud of its derelop- | coun! it : | | & ef motor traffic. In the past 26,00 | rcfoung NEW ATTRACTIVE HOMES AN HONEST DEAL Superfiuous Ha Hair! . Arkansas Students Study Ex erior Surroundings of Resi- dences of Town. They say it’s well to look ) . before you leap. We have , St P | suectal to the Post-Disvatet F AYETTEV! LLE, Ark.. March : barred leaping altogether. 28.—Some in every community have a knack for making their Our Used Cars are selected yards and gardens beautiful, Oth- ae . ers, ‘ust as amoditious to make their : ‘S g and overhauled with all | Se ey ate as a AE é 3 1 cezy irpose. Harmony is land- the deliberation necessary 6 scape, as well as im interior deco- | MUL a ae | outfit, $197.50 — Outfit, . rati: ience that the Uni- ze to insure an honest deal mae 2 2 Sane nes. mnie Seo. Teruntll allable this year to its 1600 stu- , | $3.00 Per Month 10.80 Per & Month | $15.00 Per for every customer. a ients through special courses in . As specialists te Compiete Heme Outfits. we are offering ‘ha r? rt a a ‘ pm type. ee ae - whick we beliewe are impossible te duplicate. Whether s t nm eart | furnishing Tate Motor Company,| Ser who can arrange & most at-| TE nc. x ber who can arrange a most at- ‘ Removes Hair in 3 Minutes = --active bouquet of the most com- | 3041-43 Locust Bl. Haver t you always hoped t yo mon of flowers. Others might use | _ ¢ secure 2 Cepu - U Cc aes soft and deincate and tragrant far more beaptiful poesies and sed Car Dept. and at the same time pure enough to be more elaborate vases and get a far | Bomont 124: coe whs, SOAS, ew manures’ | ess attractive effect.” according to INVESTIGATE OUR EXCHANGE PLAN eesti aa — Miss Mary Burnley Gwathmey, in- WHEREBY YOU CAN EXCHANGE YOUR OLD FURNITURE. EUG EPS AND RANGES FOR NEW FURBNITURBE. All The secret i* Treveacce m WlL'-DElL —the ABest 8: : fare es me oy crowrung acmmevement of ur Chemusts You Structor im ar 2 a. te university : figures. Ueual credit Se.t Goon Used CARS can sew shun harsh ;azors anc orcimary, un- Most persons,” she said, are abie call, FREE GIFTS WITH ALL : to feel that something is wrong Teasters, °6-piece “ilver-piated Ware and with a reom when it lacks har- . Complete Line of SN.O.W W-H-I-T-E. rust ’ & : ny and balance o °! and . > - Nu-Dei is a necessary toilet dann’ ' form. but few can diagnose the ift Ri t Off N P ! a three minutes after application the unsigh* aaah fae | | 6 ; ; h — O ain ag fa new home we cine REFRIGERATORS pOusT “3 for Tf something supremely better—Nu satwefacnor mosphere of a new home we cias- ™ Accept Our Invitation Se SS See) ae ' Millions of women want NU-DEIL. It » cupants of a household by sim- | a — — Seen a Both Side and Top Icers srailanie now for the first time. We wan ee | of “Freezone” on a sore, s to try rt. feeling sure that rou w: (hank Sly observing their Uving room, cor | . . ier Gininctation Boometeminten | oo touchy corn instantly stops We also carry the celebrated White ee ne a ae ont af it, wan The entrance to a home ts sald fy, that corn from hurting, then Frost line of Refrigerators in white, 708- 10-12 CAN Ss Cc R Send . te be the index te the character i . E U ED oP poet - _— the cee tx Once war o\ n4 shortly you lift that bother- Momevretunded tf mot yg mea NS, er he wreenDI full- - i * — . ~ 2 + si . a. ee ee SD a ee is + . ' . Sy RI + ate" ee ee ee SPY a Age PO a FLY PAGANS APE £8 Oe be wer tert 9h ne eh ne re - a box today. oe = e taken up i nn | : This Range has a polished ) - ; i. 7 steel top, feur ya TDreTement . ~ . : ; isan a : ~ “* ee _*-* i Th . _— COT J rse wis | be "Onc. U cd with the studr of orgariza ihe Sauternes of more at Timy bottles cost few tire h@mes and communities cemts at amy drug store. BRITISH WOMEN TO VISIT U. S. BS celtae Sane aes eee forms the davenport ite 8 full sie bed. 2, +? Engtish Speaking Fnion Offers Va- ’ 45 Lbs. Feited Cotton PURITY MATTRESS BROS.& CO. FE The Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—tLargex in the World ‘sagen mnie 717 OLIVE STREET One of hen ‘2 ‘the Pag T . Rn se 10 ? " "% | a) DI MONUS = WA WAI LHE . - as . - - ‘ . sVUiaaser Cc i saa V1 : >s ma a | >i ‘ . 7 ‘+ 3 4-Piece Bedroom Suite. French Walnut Finish Ar. elegant Suite. Has large dreaser. fu!! leneth vanity @regser, large chifforobe and bow-end bed. An exceptiona! lue : lew price . . —_©@©6s— erusre. Ora7onds Suara | CASH oR CREDIT A GOOD APPEARANCE IS A GOOD INVESTMENT. | jE Mi 20 9-0 es ow-end bed, aiaerenel WEAR HANDSOME JEWELRY. NO MONEY DOWN. | |i | | SS gt mectrees. SUUSRA - ~ ne mo! beaut Py: 1 for an Easter - wedding gift than adiant genuine Diamond set in t > rae ir Green old 4 get the acme in v2! iistinctive styles ite ‘Seat 4 ns , en } zy of LOFTIS Diamond ‘Engagement esa at $50, : “pre ; - : = - ~~ _ : _ . > ; ; - . i ™ — ~ aa . - | : S - — : — " ing | | resistance to ex- ? % : ~~ =": Ls “ ' 4 » . le 4 a : Ye T™ 4. “= “4 — o 4 _ = . > ~ = e rt ecomes in beautiful coloss Complece. Wich Fotved Mattress and has adjustable back. rud- mprovec an" . ~?its >| wheeis ang ‘e uD- matic open device, made of meta] hoistered in fine Bedford cord im walnut finish, opens imo a We alse show—Sulkiecs. Gouble bed. Complete with Ccr- Strellers and Curriages of tomne Coverings. Mattressthe very “*" “tes: t™ ait fininhes, os atest [mproved design. EASY TERMS GIBSON’S Porcelain Refrigerator fresh ana ~e pdDillis -as —— “imc werd. 4 - ‘_ si oe * po a erlnmc im newest ates s1.00 «a yard. | gD Seow sees | 9750 4 Wh Ye ese || Ss" sense | See 48210 Or Overstui Se i FES ) | 3-PIECE DAVENETTE SUITES — Sees as : is i 3, $700 | , - w is the time to png ~~! Desert (Cr uni~ C. Hush dh 3 ) ¥ = fou will find that —— _Diamond Scarf Pin || i detest in comfort and style. Constr, oe one OW o* — ; : i} iZ da . . table *, “S= . as . Es. | . . 72 @ am FJ . Lit , . = | . _ | z Ba : . ag - % iy . -.2 . c ow Iss rimy With oOread prepared accord- © 213 process,

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SUNDAY a ee Fanci 29, 1925. Lhe Daily POS7-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS PNST-TISPATLA _ “I : —— - i Cars Multiply in Ulster. | two years the number of motor ve- heavy lorries. There is now a nicer} > s ADVERTISEMENT : ears. Eac f — > MUBLIN, March 10.—Northern | hicles licensed ee Ulster | for every 58 persons in the six | fale due a yen Rese a a =e me Secon este me Sac & sd is proud of its develop- | counttes has risen from 17,200 to counties, against One for every 67 | : na pro- constitutional amendments. of motor traffic. In the past 26,000, of which about 2000 areiin Great Britain. SSS a INES (a ennsess usar || > Beautify it with | “rr ~ All Children Love Its ) f . ’ | Palestine Institution Fostered Le “[f | a {\\\% y ” Diamond ‘Dyes’ by Jewish Homeward Move- , ie ment ¢ = — 7 = | Just. Dip to Tint or Boil to Dye pril 1. | | ele > Nee os $, ; : - + " Pn a fg 23 E ‘ Q nape agape a NE > -—2 ete tad oe ee ig EY RE BES GCL A EC NE LL POLL: GLI HE OOO OR Ree NA Mi A I! NY I OO RE OE MIE OR 1 ERE Oo I EEE Sag A Kr al ah — > Pee ns ae S - - oer oe ~~ S ow. = a a er ee eae ee eee Garments, Draperies, —- Everything! | Special to the Post-Di ch. : tr NEW YORK. a a 28.—lead- Perfect home dyeing and tinting 1s ribbons, skirts, waists, dresses, coaty, . , | guaranteed with Diamond Dyes. Just yor kingn, swreeters,. “ leg donee. — the presidents of 75 universities | coe tea pagal papockgr. a Buy **Diamond Dyes’’—no other rior 3-Rm. De Luxe 3-Rm, | and colleges, have sont Srectings | : "he \% (manent colors. Each 4 tase ba tho manaxteh yee wich te tates aE ld bac Mount Boopen,evevtooking Dern. snan con guar at egeri ik | or mined goede mene Terms— Term ' lém, which will be dedicated Tues- PHP eR | | | : ADVERTISEMENT 00 Per Month | $15.00 Per ™ Month # 'day in the presence of world-fa- Be Rome Ontfite, we are cttering vetoes i IRRESISTIBLE VALUES IN THE elaenr cosg-ateue si aa] WANTED! 15,000 SUFFERERS FROM refurnishing an old one, >ou can do it | practically every country in the @ quality for less money! See as ang _world. Lord Arthur James Bal- | ; 7 | llega Se oe i POS as four, dean of British statesmen, | : Set and Bissell Carpet : | will make the principal address at | a a Free With Outfits ye A ete lad haa omer: Sy HEAD NOISES tural climax of the Jewish Home- H ? . ° ° | ‘ ts Or ee Ca ta rrh land movement. These include urry Gi ‘ Cons pa ed Child : want the names 15,000 pee Hem Be 0 who “a YOUR representatives of universities, | 5 ve ti t ; from cartarrbal deafness, ‘ academic societies and Govern- | ed ° . ments and delegations from nearly | ‘Calif F S 99 CREDIT every Jewish organization : | ornia ig yrup and community in the world. Over | DR. W. O. COFFEE, Noted Ceti rrh IS 1500 American Jews will witness | Even a fretfu one Seenaets Epoeaaaee TORS ACCOURT ag am teen l, feverish, bilious or | act. Contains no narcotics er sooth- you to try this splendid treatment : conttipated child loves the pleasant | ing drugs. T 7 WITH 13 6000 | Dr. Brooks Sends Message. _tast» of ‘‘California Fig Syrup.’’ Ask your st for genuine 15,000 TREATMENTS T _ ? op Icers : . . : Included among the well-known. This gentle, harmless laxative never | ‘‘California Fig Syrup’’ which has a GIVEN THIS orwers Whi US HERE university and college presidents faile to sweeten the stomach and | directions for babies and children of brated ite whose messages will be read at open the bowels. A teaspoonful to-/ all ages printed on bottle. Mother! Mawes tn avhite the dedication exercises, which are | day may prevent a sick child to-| You must say ‘‘California’’ or you , : published in a special Hebrew Uni-/| morrow. It doesn’t cramp or over- may get an imitation fig syrup. Inspect our a ae P versity number of The New Pales- | x ) tine, official blicat! f th “Th OQ Per Week Pays for Your jj :5.-csz.zs, o.. Easiest Terms be issued Tuesday, are: Charles W. | Us HOLDFAST TEETH Eliot, president emeritus of Har- Ie what we call our plate with the soft ° ’ rubber suction—force is- often nequired | - —— : vard; James R. Angell, Yale: A. to remove them. We make these plates Lawrence Low ell. Harvard: John ad pees 'e “A r - trouble th ie — Let he ~gg , oof lees pia 2 } you 201 - n reper snape. irty Grier Hibben, Princeton; Josiah H. years’ experience in fitting di lit mouths. Free consultation. $30.00 SIDE ICER . 50 d been pay for itself = oh War i ia- ~~ : Thompson, Ohio State University; was 5 ged 92> aiwayve keep food fresh and as . Henry Suzzaio, University of Wash- | ing American educators, including _ the dedication exercises. Over 65000 persons are in Pales- OUR EXCHANGE PLAN OT! —_ 7 —— 3 tine to attend the openimg of the | | YOUR OLD FURNITURE, RUGS. HEAT.- university, which marks the cul- | marked in 3 —— : FURNITURE. Al geods pleia . Phone Olive 566 to have our appraiser PURCHASFES—Dioner Sets. EF Lrens, lectric Ware and other valuable articles. OPEN 4 AN —— th hd ddd 7, — re Vt) WA PMIAG 4444 f/ : GAME PZ “ce dler rj nfortable davenport by day and a rest- i | oo 4 ~~ Sa ay gcc ChaaGer, Wamngr ene ts Is Good 8O5 -80 7 “809 Nanklin Ave, , Casy eae trans- i ” ple J ; | : ee eee ' : ; With Us = ry : ; “The University of Jerusalem a _ size Has i $149.75 - = ney! | } =. will have in its membership not : A LITTLE DOWN ON A BIG BILL—YOU MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS ee & Cee VR ee See » Te a few of the leaders of modern science,’’ wrote Chancellor Brown . of New York University. “It will engage in a work that is common to all. Yet it will have its differ- ences. As the first of modern uni- versities to be set.up in the ancient sret if Palesti: it il) break $12.00 Walnut-Finish land of Palestine, it will break a virgin soil; it will have a physical STEEL BEDS setting. an historic and social back- ' : ) ret had ground, which have never yet part in conget i? gente of a univer- . Walnut Bedroom Suite 2s ie Be |] sy ssce tw soteomens nn made in the con- is characteristic of eatedn civil- " : tinuous post ization ane 3 Se od Fie a | 1] Inclading Chair, Rocker, Sprin oe ee , : i f wa at BBL ees c ad g , , opring . fillers. Sp ecia!l *The Work of Pioneers. ; — af y, : : : : — nie. , - , a , ~ tae S,? and Mattress eee “Comparing the work of the Jew- ff GeQUN rane! ey > | er] — SS es SF ish pioneers in the Holy Land to ee 1. “aN . at = as We know it will be worth while for you to see c | the American pioneers who built ‘£ + = ath ahis beautiful Suite. Consists of large dresser, up this country, Dr. Mezes, presi- os i. t ~end bed, chittorebe. gag rocker, = s dent of City College, New York, de- 5 5 PIECE REDROOM SUITE i mattress. SPECIAL A . clared: ““The Palestinians are the $140 DINING- ROOM SUITE — $13 ” —. Sr 7 7 > 2 , modern settiers, all pioneers. al! . ' # . enn in founding a new nation, ‘ attractive eight-p" ece period Goatees em ‘five $ Se bie nce eee 3 50 and in quickening the rebirth of f) *)"i"* Da pret gp men aay oo ‘eather or tapestry R84-/ ° pow-ene bed, dresesr, chitteretie ase nomen / ©: ; aa. nae h walnut finish and delivered to table, with bench to match. Made in Tudor design =—=== < an old culturé. seats : ur home ; hi xtremely low in the very newest wainut finish. “Extending greetings from the y University of Pennsylvania, its provost, Dr. Penniman, welcomed |} ~Gesen | , FREE ¥ vet FREE ' the Hebrew university “to the fel- | . : = as te ore aie "4 — 5 ; | : - lowship of universities throughout a <e) i r. ~ ‘the world, which are devoting ; , Dey : a! their efforts to the pursult of truth, m an orcovering oom — Oa = | the maintaining of high ideals, and : : <——— ) the dissemination of knowledge.” Extra Special—Felt-Sase Bae ie $30. 00 Golden Oak _wuch an establishment augurs covering in newest SS -ell for *} fitur P +t, 75 worth #1.00 a yard. 49c | F BE vw _ for on a yom . ag ee icons” ees” $4.75 I Seteoce cad castes ee te See rage . a* § ecienc a2n cuitu a tne jABILS a < wee $210 Overstuffed Suite This Chifforobe has five large of all true prosperity and happi- "EASY RM jrawers, large hatbox and ness, but the fact is not always TE | ® /ncludin Floor Lamp & Table spacious compartment f0F |f/ perceived by those who pioneer.’ CHIFFOROBE AVENETTE SUI g P pane Re agai wrote Dr. Henry Suzzalio, presi- nt of the University of Washing- \. Righ e time our livin $ dent « : 09 ~~ .e time to refurnish Jy = an white tir. Wek Sececen $29.00 Day-Bed and Mattress Special $1 4-75 Walnut-finished Day-Bed with rounded ends and large-size f cotton pad covered with figured cretonne. Opens into a large-size find that this Suite ts the very comfort and style. Consists of larg« president of Ohio State University, t chair, recker, library table and beau- «tated: “"The interest throughout lamp. PRICED AT....--+m---+-- the world in this new proposal is ‘olden oak or waln: more profound than many appre- ee yp emt ciate.” President Aydelotte of — large drawers. Swarthmore College declared: “‘The whole world of scholarship and letters would be enriched by the addition of an institution which would jfustiy represent the high ability and distinguished traditions of the Jewish race.” ne a’ VaR RE IG Rees iis ‘ baie Macaryi © Diligent Header, Bt RR GSB ol r ray 4 » iCerrespondence of the Chircaco aa ily =r | : mniture Co 1226- 06-1208 i" o-Piece Enameled _ $12.00 All-Cotton PRAGUE. March 21-—Presi- |} - | en ‘a ree: nD $30.00 Ww l t End ° dent a So m. : | | seine — Da-Bed and Mattress Breakfast Suites Mattress fierce it ——— . A $22.50 Value at papers and periodicals of a HY : _ a Sas been Tuy) MAN a : AN AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE DINNER SET With Your Parchase of $10 or More "$3. 00 PER MONTH Sega gagare Hewes sewgaea nas & Y SSE QBEER ERE RBARBERB RBBB ae : - ly constructed of tempered , 1 , ly 590 . | A special value at this reads regularly nearly , ) | bit end is just the thing to use Suite consists of good- P . ) Le , Tie tor that ex: ; low price. A full 60-Ib. include the Prague newspapers. . ADVERTISEMENT : ra bed without 76 size drop-leaf tabt . ] P ) mt ——— me. * Seat amount of —— and four — all- cotton manv Czech-Siovakian newspapers, | Z. £ Hert if + WR B-cotro Comes = your choice ew hy $@.95 | several newspapers from neighbor- | J | | hf | aL a Cabinet Style B Id Men _ SAG cre: tonne. white or Sray ‘ith art tick ing countries, including Ruesia, | * - . | ts ) ) i . diet h | | GAS = a : ahs « also Eniglish and American dallies. Refrigerators q ry Ob IP : CUA | and imperial Gr ,, SF , + Thus the Czech president keeps as | i Milt] Ow Han | hur ) ; , informed of world events. Despite |b. 45 ~) Ess: “ny? —— is Lay RANGE . + ; é his 75 years, he rides two hours ‘ 3-Door, $ 1 6 - ¥ ; 1 roll edge.. irnproiseing reports are coming whe were bald or togng Deir ene Bee 3 | || nearly every day. b Sidelcers. ee Ait | $9929 aed ulred _ rei ; | | ie a peculiar c ‘ _ _- | a 4 Arkansas W ; ' ae . coca ae ayer — - | ams Textile rap A splendid golden oak Refrigerator | “Pour inches af hatt r . IATTLE ROCK. Ark.., March 28. k with pure white enameled food com- F bad ° Bed 50 ' pay. ss a bald wpot, the ~ Pol i—_-The Arkansas Legislature wants [. partments and —— a ero ull-Size Simmons ’ ein li e 3 |G. W. Mitchell, “J nad & developed $10.00 ychrome | eres '- = tlte im the state and would ing wire shelves. sia prariagag nt Tl ~ and Mattress =—— s ange neatly trimmed” in ‘ ai, healthy hair hae Heieer. .00 Mahogany . | , Our Refrigerator Ftock Ss vven over mm! head.” writes ©. H. SSS $18 exempt them from taxation for pereinre ll estyles and sises white enamel. Has large aize . : . *) ; . ompilete—in S t A yon My Davenport Table Mirrors seven years. The auestion will be Ff We handle the well-known Belding- Walnut brown finished Bed of newest designe with excellent poten brotier; Raa 7s wii : : ; : voted upon in the form of a con- §& Hall and Leonard HKefrigerators. link fabric spring and heavy tufted cotton and felt mattresa guaranteed oft grew ih af Th mo ; ’ . 7 : : . me 1 “6 «vee with & , These Tabler are wea: ly ae Havine beautiful carved frame ' etitutiona!l amendmen’ nt the next GY i ciated eater AGO ALLSteel Coil inners, rman, a Saiver, ane Se a ER ieee cinetion. Tunak Sate F URNITU CO., 805-7-9 F Ave . ; constructed Mirror, While 1 falling the a 2 wee Oe ot ie bald Tir s, aan We okey "$ mirror, wn . Legislature has attempted to tn- . : last. Specia!) nas your whe te losing f thie goo tial saving to you - “i | duce milis to come to the State by | tne of cont merely by writint to "8S®*eeeee-ee2s at this low vue = F . taxes over a period of | )agtices, W-05, Ptavion lL. New ¥o ‘cutting out aT Sap Eo ae call

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oS ree - Pm 4 - a ~& te age’ eee Se be . ~~ = . rh at t 3 .} A ¥ ter . 4h 7 1. ae Me, apa = = al | > SE rt or OO. ee ee P-e ee ee ee ra t “ } 4 J - ee Po ee 1s ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED sca SeSRAT, ‘ “_ ee” me: ~ my PS aaa OXFORD RECOGNIZES SLANG THAT RESULTED FROM WAR Phrases That Have Come Into Good Usage to Be Found in New Bw the Asecc'ated [ress TONDON,. March ?28.—Arm; slang, many phrases of which be- came common in usage througho' the United States after the r heme of the American Expedition- arvy Forces, has at last been recoc- nized byw Oxford University. Nu- merous English expressions, such as “Dud” and French and German words which originated or at least were broucht into popu! usage } soldiers. are to be included in the new Oxforéaé Enelish dictionary now m course Of preparation, The popular phrase, “getting the “wind up,” to express nervousness 4 which wae im full swing at the front and in the rear areas when Americans arrived in * Framce in 1817. will appear in the dictionary, as it beca the first me A CO1.0- | quialism, especially among the Br! = sro 5. 10 MAKE MAP ‘ish and jater among the Ar Many attempts ade to explain how “s troops. : s “ > " Origin and that th Gicil Pky Statement to this e'! Several French words were nearly all the “doughboys T) 4 i few (s,s) ma) n uu . " is b>é popular as army siang. One these was “strate.” lishment. Tt in American and camps where soldiers served sh: terme for noncompliance wi rmy rules. rt ee ee ee eee — Will — on me tn Clubs. , dr : field se .% om, * t ews . = rr eer. Optimis es. *. , . Ss — % will aadress the Scottish Rite Clu of St. Louis at its luncheon € esaav A he Annex ~ H s ect & be “Service Club a Add 10°. to Mail Orders ZnS ano ST.CHARLES for Packing and Postage American Oil, pt., 490 3 for $1.28 LISTERINE mended by physi- cians, dentist« and nurses for over half a century. Reliable, om. effective. Suef 210, 42c, 79 McBride’s Stomach Correctors laboratory product of A new marvelous efficiency for the im- mediate relief and prevention of dyspepsia, sour stomach, heart- burn. gas or stomach fermenta- tion, nausea or mal-assimilation of food. ES-PE-CO COD LIVER TABLETS This wenderful new preparation ef Ced Liver Extrect is in con-~ centrated ferm. yet can be quick- ly aestmilated by perecms of the most delicate @igestiom........«. Mintrated Cream OF MAGNESIA Aqus Velvra. __. 4Mr Rrepk's Lemon (ream ..... Me Witiems” Talkcem Powder 2 fer tie Mavis Taleam . @e: 3 fer Sk 4. 2. Taicum. 9c: B for Bk Mennea’ ige: 3 fer BSc Pipeom Salts. 5 yoo = Thrift Guaranteed Alarm Clock Sanltarys Napkins. | d@ecen ; MWe Large Chameis washable . Su Red (edar Bags a teal 4 fer 49 Moth Balls “ 3 ies.. @Se Regal Suspensone with iec «traps. 5@c: 3 fer $1.25 Larce Sponce .29¢., SS0, We Tee Dr. trwin Ceha A Combined $7.00 Value — Only $1.95 fe .Since'1'7 Mornings - $1.20 Size, 89c TREMENDOUS VALUE-GIVING EVENT Genuine Shelloid Frames and Round Spherical Lenses Dose /— in thousands of happy homes LYKO tg the every-morning rejuvenator — the “fountain of youth” for those who have passed life’s halfway mark. This great medictnal -toni«a work of strengthening and building A gentie Dut effective iaxative and regu- aA.0rm—it creaies an appetite, restores energy and makes one generally fit. aids nature in tits ~ 1p the system, If you are not feeling aa vny shoul nes if you are run-down and tired —try LY Ks Ein- oy the benefits tt Is daily £iVving th 1ousAaAndaA =f meaning pu was unfversaliy used Er nzi ish pris -_ 7 = = on ,16000 Sheets to Be Used in = T> : "Oo Ff) Neu At] is meQuirins - > ti’ aet - r Years’ Work ” . mn | Smectal to the Poet-D'spat ' > 7 — *s.—Uncie NEW TORK. Mar tes £000 sheets th Sams’ biggest map |} covering more nompiletion after 45 rears | rushed to com{ cf spasmo effort. according to mer ‘ Tames Hartness of \ern president of the Amer- . “ngineering Counctl, *| Stenire of the Temple dill by/* >¢| President Coolidge, Hartness sat, ;‘ “ial and tndustrial | to the nation, as it clears the way for an exhaustive topographic survey of the United States br engineers within 20 years. At the past rate of progresa, Mr. Hartness said, the task would hare recuired fully a century. “Erncineers throughout the coun- supported this over the enactment of try have actively deeply gratified,” eaid Hartness “The United States » less than a generation will have complete atias of its territory. Ar Work Half Century. “The United States Geological ’ has been continvously at work on this job for nearly half e century with small annual appro- priations from Congress, with the result that only about a third of the area of the country has been ade- quately mapped. | “The map will cost about $5%,-— 5.00 The reason for this ts that a good topographic map is the cre- which they are mit of an exact physical survey f every square mile, indeed every e. of srea to be mapped r= ~~ ~*~ ~ ho re ‘+ And f each of t se acres ‘it muet show not only evetr road and railroad, every bridge, every house and every other work of man ex- actly where ther belong, but it must show as well every natural feature, everr river creek and lake. every mountain hill and slope, each tn its exact relation to evervthing else It must show not only the loca- tion of the hills and the mout- tains. but tHeir heights above sea level to the nearest foot. In other words. when any rarticular square mile of the Untted States ite thus transferred to paper you see eon the map tn miniature every feature that rou see on the square mile it- self, and from the map you can determine the altitude of every point in that square mile. Aid All Classes. “These topographical maps, as surveyed and published by the United States Geologica! urvey, form the mother map of the coun- try, and have a hundred uses. Ther y>viate the nee@ for preliminary surveys for engineering work of all classes, from the simplest indtfvid- | wal farm-dratmage project to the bullding of a great railroad. “The Temple Dill greatly accel-| erates the present rate of topo- graphical mapping ty the U. 58. Geological Survey, and the precise triangulation and leveling of the U S. Coast and Gecdetic Surver, the organizations which are doirg this work.” FORETOLD HER OWN DEATH AT HANDS OF NEPHEW Famous Woman P prisonment for strangling his aunt Gquring her sleep. medica! Legal, and ecientific have been circ es _ > ™ , - - - = ial ' greatiy imterested in this case, par- tict! ari sO since r tle Imuth ia a d sciple Freud Shertiy before her death Dr — . —_—a ‘ - Heimuth wrote to a friend ae” .. . d “uy Whole life now is an expec- — on of a blow , am terri? 4 iv un- sy. I see myself wit: in befor -_=o . > 74 @ me and then squeezing me ar und the throat.” —~ - a h him stand- rr . TY. aa. - *» 7 aA 2 > 0 == : caciil itz i G in error be ne vweexs +. . ~ hoo xk aha had 1irten mm the Ss ‘a »? psyc ho- analysis Rudeiph was placed in the care of his gaunt when his par- enta died, and despite his careful upbringing, on Freudian lines, grew to be @ ne’er-do-well and wastre 350,000 G0 TO TO NEW YORK DAILY Flgures Given for Average Rati- road Haul of Comnruaters in 1933. Spertal to the Pose-Disnarch Ver- NE WYo IRK, March 33.— "The railroads running ocmmuta- Son traine to and from New York City carried 700.682 saily tn 19723. This information was given by the \seoeciation through ite nembher a=? commuters Merchants’ Pa ier uTre®au to a iMeoctatian ~ *5 : ref jakadt *... ; "te : mm sf : . + Pt, s trip each way by 23502217 ma '* °8+s4 ” ’ MAUaSA 1 ‘ KI-MOIDS FOR INDIGESTION Instant Relief! ‘han an acre, will be | SCOTT’s EMULSION Be Your Own Weather Prophet This Genuine Anerold Barometer pre- dicts accurately any weather change 5% The Salesman Who ~ Will be interested in this message is one who is now ad a successful sales job and who is getting out of | it, come, all that is possible; who, preferably. is u years of age; who has had considerable experienees ing to department stores; who understands the ment of definite sales and advertising plans: and now leoking for a larger field in whieh to ex ability to reach the reward of a materially larger & For such a salesman we offet an opportunity toh an excellent piece of merchandise, widely adve thoroughly supported m every detail of selling vertising: salary and expense allowance with a su commission. Z For @ personal appointment and particulars address care St. Louts Post-Dispatch. giving telephone number. 9.75 and $12.75: s All- Wool = Wool Top: |”, pas and Cassimere “4 #8 "S145 = PosTPAID To y a or ON RECEIPT o.. sop $3.65 OPTICIAN LANDO atsbusnes Dept. 55, 419 East Water Sc. Milweakee, Wis. Gre colo Come Out Today and See - Your New Home GANNONDALE Here our architects, unfettered by lim- itations, have wrought a comzmunity of superb residerices. Within the gated entrance the winding parkways lead to residences of many architectural pe- tieds. Each home built to the highest structural standards, but each home dis- tinctively apart from every other home. You, who know the natural beauty and location of Gannondale, would expect to find here the finest homes in the West End. You'll fnd the homes in Gannondale up to your expectations Gannondale, at Delmar Avenue between Hanley and the North and South Road. is a part of University City. It is reached by bus and street car lines. LOS ANGELES (St. Louis) Los Angeles (St. Louis), a rolling woodland of two hundred acres, a nat- ural park on the city’s edge, brings to reality the place of your creams, where youd like to settle down for life. The homes in Los Angeles, ial not as large as the Gannondale homes, are Ma- jJestic homes, lifetime hemes. Los Angeles (St. Louis) is a community of wonderful bungalows inviting in their beauty and enduring in their thorough- mess of construction. Los Angeles (St. Louis). Drive out Natura! Bridge Road to Lucas and Hunt Road, then two blocks west, keeping to the right—or Kirkwood-Ferguson car line or bus lines. LL SSS MAJESTIC @ HOME: prot ‘s Athietic Union Suits... .38c ‘s $1.00 Work Shirts...... we G8 Cuenta. « Rag action—ae A yard tect. Much of the quality of a Majestic home is standards of the best possible home—and how ~~, S ' =a wen immediately seen by even a most unpracticed eye. this has been achieved is proven in this one — o tae ten ue a the el : *o colors—lightest blonde to | ‘age 1 3 = a dark brows ‘tm! 28 One out of every five purchasers of Majestic Homes isinab a nh ee . . . ~ Kenton that makes him an expert judge of construction value ( Covington, Ky. | ‘hat — . h 7 . . oo many in the construction or allied business or the real estate busin that est eer tory rt Chrovty the in thom. In TODAY'S VISIT YOU will find much of interest — nondale and Los Angeles (St. Louis) one of thes completed homes has been compietely furnished by Stix, Baer & Fuller. The help in showing how carefully designed and ly liveable every Majestic home is. Only a hundred of the new Majestic homes WE ready for Spring and early Summer occupancy. How YOU Can Buy con hoe te uaa will not be nearly a Majestic dome for all the people ¥ You can buy a Majestic home just the same as want a better ome you can buy any other home....or you can buy I= you cannot get oF a Majestic home in a way you cannot buy any day. come out ony) other home. There is a2 Majestic way of home- day or : buying which permits the purchase of a home al- nished homes will Be¢ a half hour in the furnish- most entirely out of imcome rather than out of till ¢:30 P. M. this ed home. At both Gan- capital. and every evening. - Majestic Homes Corporation, 4935 Delmar Boulevard: Forest 9063 Today when you visit one or both of the Majestic communities you will find many families living in completed homes, a beautiful community with all improvements provided and al] school and recreation- al facilities. But what will interest you most will be the many Majestic homes under construction and in all stages ef construction. What an opportunity to see the con- struction and materials of a Majestic home from the foundation wall, through every stage, to the com- pleted home. How you will enjoy, too,

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CCC OPP wee te pee 5 SUNDAY MARCH 29, iges. an Who is message is one who is now doing. and who is getting out of it, In in- ble; who, preferably, is under fo had Ache ae le experience in ge res; who understands the develo and advertising plans; and who ; ger field in which to express hi ward of a materially larger ret we offet an opportunity to ha erchandise, widely advertised in every detail of selling and xXpense allowance with a substanti ment and particulars address Box A-1%@ ch, giving telephone number. rown. Your hopes are set eals of a lifetime. Your new oped for. you bought the very latest and very l and equipment. f everything had gone right, in six” ' would have had a home like the that is already built, that is ready and etter Home t brick exteriors, the tile and slate gutters, the heavy hardwood floors, tural and enamel finishes of the in- k, the extra convenience and beauty kitchen fixtures....and all of these indicative of the through and through materials and construction of every c home is built to the same rigid best possible home—and how fully hieved is proven in this one fact: Homes is inabusiness uction value (either e real estate business) ST f interest Angeles (St. Louis) one of the newly has been completely decorated and ix, Baer & Fuller. The furnishings how carefully designed and thorough Majestic home is. of the new Majestic homes will be g and early Summer occupancy. A hundred Majestic homes | will not be nearly enough for all the people whe want a better home. me as n buy If you cannot get out to- any day, come out any wee f home- day or evening—the fur- pore al- nished homes will be open out of till o:30 P. M. this evening and every evening. =_ : Forest 9063 YMES . - NE TE I a TT aE ems > AA 2 si Sele | A - . m aS ins j 4 od at : us ig ee ts eta Senne , ; . - ‘ BUND Ts aoe The Daily POST- MARCH 29, 1925. , : y DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — Serie. ‘ ’ Blue Serge and | | 64 "9 ; a * Stripe AUTO FUEL FROM PRICKLY PEAR SIGHT WEEK BEGINS MAY 14) Powetng o | with the Nationa] preg REIN of every coal mining. to raise funds for the relief of! wns Bei formerly lived at Mur- Suits. $6. 50 | Process of Extracting Power Al-| Movement poscred Here by Mis- wtteaudiag te iu-athees ty dugeiotel state in the Union will come here| tornado sufferers at Murphysboro, | & — ee und. souri Association for Blind. blindness, Factory employes, bones 19 and 20 to discuss safety! Ill, will be given Tuesday after- ~ ADVER pMonday at the Old Reliable LOBE $20 2-Pants Confirmation finest pencil stripes and weave blue serge, 15 and $12.75 's All- Wool Foe] and Cassimere and o.STAS ———_— = 6 2 © 829 's 3-Plece Pencil and Blue 5S FS Salts. Le 10 s $25 2-Pants Suits, wder blues and pencil TIMES AT HOT AS SUN ee = : ‘Has Temperature of 16,000 jacres | Degrees Centigrade; Sirius, | Brightest in Sky, Has | 11,000. ; the Associate4 Press WASHINGTON, March 258.-—Es- | timating the diameters of 10 of the brighter stars by separating their heat into a long spectrum and measuring the heat of the different colors and then calculating the probable temperatures of each bf these heavenly bodies, was the Correspondence of the Associated Press. SY gy bi Australia, Feb. 21. The Missouri Association for the|™others’ and parents’ clubs have | Measures and other problems of! noon at Dorr and Zeller’s Hall, De Mi reh nt FI | | Wreck Blind has chosen the’week of May | een addressed by representatives | conservation of life before the an-!| Baliviere and Waterman avenues, | bic a nane a at a a prickly pear, of which ona oge “sight week,” during which °f the association. | nual meeting of the Mine Inspec-| under the direction of Mrs. Julfus| “Tt am a financial wreck tBecatss of re hundreds of thousands of ‘it is urged that all persons having | _ | tors’ Institute of America. Levy, 5643 Julian avenue, assisted the expense of doctors and medicine for in Queensland and other beep sg or eye trouble con-' maga Inspectors to Meet May so | we by > aa Morris Kline. Mrs. Morris: ™y wife. She has been a chronic gyrag a doctor y the Associated Press. . ‘ for 10 years. Some pronounced it states, has been found by discovers | The Missouri association is co- PEORIA, Ill, March 22 ane | rg re, Storm Relief Fund. | Brody and Mrs. Mollile Lipschitz. | oiai al thts ws ensteteie Wehd Sbuie sane lof & process of extracting power ' P - foci. and mah jongg party) —— inflammation. I happened to reed an’ ad alcohol from the hitherto worthless | (———— | ADVERTISEMENT ]of Marr's Wandertul Remedy; G8 Se f | the first dose my wife has steadily tm- plant, Dr, William Sinclair of Adelaide | | dnndinoed recently that he had HAY FEVER SUFFERERS guaranteed, succcessfully extracted alcoho} from IMMEDIATE RELIEF the pear which might be used for) thousands of satisfied users. motors, and a company has been | REE PHAR formed to exploit the discovtry. | -ASTHMA—CATARRH X-Ray, Ghio Bide... 506 N. Vandeventer. or phone Lindell 4816. ALL PATIENTS RECEIVE PROMPT SERVICE Hours 8:30-5:30 Datly—Sunday 9-13 | Droved.” It is a simple, harmiess prep HOLD SORE Sie ens | Since 1869 ALLEN’S ULCERINE saALVg ‘TO™ the intestinal tract end alleys te | salves soma more ole core _ al! ether inflammation which causes practically al | salve Known and nesis semis teak te tae stomach, liver and intestinal ailspents, in- tom ap. drawing out the poisons Sy mali | “ivding appendicitis. One dose will con- 65 cents Book Free | vince or money refunded. Wolff-Wilson (oS. Oe oe Cesk, HS | Drug Co.. Judge & Dolph Drug Stores E. R. VAN BOOVEN, Dentist 614 OLIVE ST. Opposite Fameus-Barr Extraction, Plates and Bridgework | and druggists everywhere. —— work of Dr. C. G. A bbag, director | ines. Newest Spring | the Astrophysical Observatory col and nithsonian Institute. dur- det $14. 50 ing a recent series of field experi- dels ot Ral ae nts. whose results have just been Men’s $30 2-Pants Suits; lavenders, powder blues, il stripes; newest ‘penc iemen models. $19. 0 Men’s $20 Genuine Gab- ardine Coats; also im- carr $13.90: cassimeres and ae Res Boys’ $8 2-Pants Suits, poate Boys’ $6 Top- tt i. deb 69.0 ee % Ben's $5 Sample re — s Balbriggan Union ~50c _. s Athletic Union Suits. -- -38c) Men's $1.00 Work Shirts... .50c Boys’ $1 Coveralls........+... _ .50e Serge Knee Pants........ $1.00 ys’ $1 School Blouses......50c Boys’ Tiger Brand Stockings. . . 19c leather Palm Canvas Gloves. .10c | Men's 15c Cotton Sox........ 8Y sc | Men's and Boys’ $3 Caps... .$1.45 Men's Combination Overalls .$1.75 Men's $2 Fiber Striped Shirts .$1.25 Genuine Fink’s and Red Diamond Overalis..... ’'s $2 Moleskin Khaki Pants . Men's Pencil Stripe, Blue Serge and Genuine Gold ie... -..... Saoe| FREE! FREE! Suslor League Baseball or Bat, With Boys’ Suita. LE EAGLE STAMPS Mail Orders Filled. Not Emphasize | Gray Hair “Present day styles make no allowance ‘ ft gray hair. Short hair emphasizes /fena thread of silver. Keep it young with Brownatone. Easy to ap- ph. Teck tm action—ne waitin ior fesults. Gray, faded, streake or Bleached hair tinted to any shade of — blonde or varying shades of or black. Two sizes—S0c and 29. Two colors—lightest blonde to Stdium brown, and dark brown .to Beck, Sold and recommended by i > >» > > » » » * i — \ HH | — _— — | i ee , , ,., LU, OO ,EOCO EO YY Y YY ds », A dL 2» s» ss ss i dh i Le » » » eC _ _ _ YY y yy , al , , S lesteem. by Jefferson, whom hie- || tory records a place as a leader ig the intellectual life of the new na- tion. ADVERTISEMENT _ @UULL HEADACHES AND BILIQUSNESS _. Poisons that are not properly car- Out of the system Sar aoe re- by the blood often cause y sistressing, and sometimes dan- Gisorders. Mrs. Jeanette S. ~ » Ot Elevon, Va., tells below fhe suftered from such disorders te learned to obtain relief “] have Suffered from constipation,” cons: Carnéale. “] get in such “ “Noy sometimes that I do not a dull to do. My head aches kind of ache, and | get “I have found Bia ck-Draught to be best relief for this | have ever ¢ have come to depend on it md aSatamily friend. Biack- hal iS Very convenient to take. 4 Spoonful in cold water as a5 | need it and it is the finest for the bowels. od ene regular attacks. | very pains. I @ full, swollen feeling through my stomach. Sometimes 1 would even faint, they would get so bad. Now, whea only if Pettin the least bit | imm y begin the Black-Dra ee have given it cal children and dchildren. yng d here takes from the littlest to the biggest. Seunctines my granddaughter eats too much and this is followed by a sour stomach. She runs at once for the Biack-Draught. | am glad to recom- clean, up-to-date laboratories. It con- tains no dangerous, or , min- eral drugs. a n ee es -. ., /, / | HE Y y YY. yyy = i i i i ee he he he Kh i i i i eee ee - ae — re \Fair PRICES aie \eotm >. ‘ - Der ae fp apace § Vai ! Estre Pi d W ko ; Ey Op Re el ti V Givi Scleemen WCCON ee Or ye- pening eveiations in ue iving : to Insure . Prompt ‘THE second week of this aie: for Improvement in Retail parent. Here ts proof sonciuatiie chat sound merchandising prin- £108.07608 Olive Sivesd>”4 Service Furniture Merchandising Methods finds the public of St. ciples, fair prices, quantity purchasing, and a lifetime guarantee wa ae. . Louis flocking to Welch & Company in greater and greater num- to every customer, brings its own reward in increasing confidence | “7 y pare seers n wens oof buts bers as the widespread influence of this campaign becomes ap- and good will. Many lots limited. Come as early as possible. | —A Little Lower Price | Trucks PTT TT 1 | Ree Bor to Insure rn THT “ate PR AR ec GEER F Prompt ge —- a Se a a 8 , Deliveries -“ CET STE ee ns Your Credit Account Is as 9 2 | ee 7 ~ * * s 5 ¥. S ] 7 ~~ m} © Bed ( luttit , 2 : kie - ~~ _— ous club chair. Loose cysh- } : Our entire © - he sample line : . Velour upholstery. 6 3 as been = tons pholstery | reduced * for quick Saat — vs ' . pail oa t . A special Sulky; num ™ : 39.75 bét featured now at Consists of settee, fireside chair and roomy club chair. Upholstered in rich, self-figured velour... oe Cane- Day-Bed / mh In aa gen, finieh, having Old Customers Pay No Deposit a nso tas gone 1105-07-09 OLIVE ST. 7 —— =— —_— — -— — -— PEL NA LG OLLIE POLIO ALE ELLIE A fp) |) @ odd See Ub al | ee closeout. $200 Overnatind Velour Suite io 1 I 9 | VELOUR DAVENPORT BED surTE al 3) ; Kitchen Outfit-- a ® tg RO: 2 Complete | ‘| ee > Inciudes this porcelain gas : | : @®range, five-piece enameled ¢ : mee = breakfast set, refrigerator, ee rae s kitchen cabinet and lino- fi bi , 2 | es e : leum. All as illustrated. g 4 = Sg A i i i i i i “ - — = — — -— - am i in in i i — ll Pa

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»& - Wine ere PG OR tee ar gs: cee Sic ee ’ eo te « Judge & Dolph’s Price 83c _The Daily POST -DISPATC H alone has MORE CITY €C ireulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED NE ae Reg. $1.20 Cald- well’s Syrup Pepsin Regular 75c Comforub Alcohol eR Coty’s L’Origan Face Powder Regular $1.10 Tanlac me | — ae eee Reg. 35c Pond’s 27€ Cold or Van. Cream Reg. 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste Regular 75c Baume Analgesique Judge & Dolph’s Price 59 Regular $1.20 Jomt Ease Judge & Doiph’s §3e Price 75¢ Pazo Ointment Tube Judge & Dolph’s Price Reg. $1 Wampole’s Cod Liver Extract Judge & Dolph’s Price 79C Reg. 40c Castoria (Fletcher’s ) Sadia & Delph’s Price 27¢ $1.20 Scott’s Emulsion Judge & Dolph’s Price Judge & Dolph’s Price dC Regular $1.50 Fellows Syrup of Hypophosphites Jadge & Doiph’s Price $4.29 Reg. 85c Daggett & Ramsdell’s Cold Cream Judge & Dolph’s Price Add 10% For Postage and Packing * AND LOCUST 514 WASHINGTON New Store in Wellston 6100 Easton DRUG STORES >: 515 OLIVE BOLIVAR #* KINGSBURY Try Our New Super-Tone Photo Finish An improved process for mrinting and fimishing Kodak prints thac brings eat more clearly the de- tails of the negative. Bring your films to Judge & Dolph for better results. An prints wil] be finished im Super-Tone unless oth- ervwise specified. J. & D. Mentholated Pine Tar | With cod liver ex- tract and enca- lIyptus for the re- hef of coughs. colds, loss of voice, - hoarseness. bronchitis. Glard OCap« is a2 glandular com pound centainimng the active priectpice of the cleed« ef bealthy veer eant- mals. Ie combination with theese are ether hkealth-beilding bet scerely. Fer thix reasen ppbv ai- clans recemmeeding thi« ferm ef treatment adwiee a2 ceetingeed ceuree In seme ceaeers Cleewd (a2pe tafueece new life aed wiger iste cece with the first deawes. bet effective reewelt« cen come entlwy with extended treatment. €imce it« tetredection te the grrera! public Glend Caps bas reecived en- thesteastic pratee frem all we«ers. LISTERINE —the safe antiseptic now on anti- that has an the ~~ f we wh . —" _ : ~ " 4 Lada iat uses 12 Hom: Oar special prices will “AVC Foe =n monty. Scant Excuse Now for Being Thin and Weak Pr. roe” Cod Liver (él Tablets are euvar- antes’ to balk! rea up in jast 30 days Or momey back. De You Dread Winter? Are yeu an fas y prev te conchae, celd= sand ether atiweent«s’ ( bance are tt. becaewee vere ree Geen. Yew I»ck the Streeath that is aec- e..-inch 4 Junge & — Liquid - 3 Sizes ENOZ 39c, 79c,$1.49 S9c Kills Moths Will Not Stain Sprayer. large size The great non-poi- SOnOUs germicide recommended for use in femi- nine hygiene and for general antiseptic purposes. 7 LEMCO ; CEDAR MOTH AND STORAGE BAGS Preotect« your ciothine. Dianket«. furs. et: againat the ravage 8 + ra =) KLIM Pasion Whole Milk penne ae pound can Minera! Oil EATRA HEAVY Fer internal exe 2s «an inicsiimad >bwelricasr. (Wiers i.,reac Relief im (hronk Constipeaticen. The JAYDEECO TOP BELL ALARM CLOCK (,~garanteed Reaelter $14 Reg. 50¢ a Cocoanut Of Judge & Dolph’s _37¢) - $1 Golden Pe cock Bleach Jadge & Dolph’s 79¢ | Reducing Tak Judge & Dolph’s Dectors will tell you eocstipa tina is respe nmble for 73°. of all disease. Break the habit before it wrecks your health. McKenme's Antiseptic Mineral Od ix the new wary to relief. Here's what one Reg. 50c Face Powder Jadge & Dolph’s mother says of thus spiendnd enrrective “I found my two young childrens onan net healthy as they should he. They were conunually constipated and run~dewn and bstless. Your ol was rex - and I tried it. It Gid wonders @ s short tume and [I now hare twec » hesithy tots and | certainiy ree aumand i it. Try McHenzieY Antiseptic M: Ol today Money back i it break the constipation hahit m McKENZIE’ 3. Antiseptic Mineral Ou $1 Size .. . 89c Regular $1 } Lemon Cre: Jadge & Dolph’s By NOW—MAGNESIA that’s a joy to take The mew war leading doctors now Say te take MUL of Magnesia —Mintrated to multiply the bene- fit| a‘ter s creas’ vea n mace mi u 5 Frances; they had almost sudmef es tn her. This its mot to vay t lier is a man of no force. or t er te ‘timid amd retiring. Quite trarr. Yet they felt that Mary Fran the blossom of their lives, their en : world at large. Neither Collier 1 had begun with much or 1 red.a creat deal is a social or finase Mery Frances, ther belkered. Wor »opes aBd ambitions they | realized. . Mary Framees "ent to Saturc dances at the Kemp Hotel she & r’s hope of social triumph. Wah the daughters of Wi, families ber father + gceneration ‘would r Mary Fraaceg was footing with the city’s best you nes Tisited mos' influential The second an the first: ride and lore for Mary Fram Frank Collier te court to face Seeing him on the sta i this man to such a deed. He is qui meontained. his eres look through o bu-d spectacles with a dreadful earue There is so humor in them. or alm Had he beem Wont to tak® t zutly. you wonder. would he he his daughter's case of pup iestroring zghastiv ™ istak q tae s"Ad a fas? Sus desperate me; sweet bearts:* be 4 x art e Fe hildish —— - — An Inadequate Parent he sat there im his old brown suit, 1 Grooped im unkempt manser over ! ,. Bis tinadequaty to parenthood w Wiio m. somehow. The despair plans was in his roiee. He had tri a youthful love affair only to @ none of his rules worked Ag ’ Bad ioved ta spite of him used br States Attornue ig revroiver It was “Exhibit. A™ against Frank Collier He ne bad tried argumet spanking. he had threatene maced, he had raged and fimailir. | : COT 3 ~~ @e48 «oe nurce Said th homicd¢e.” e state ‘iabie said t ‘“C.ared it to be manslaughter. rT told his story It Was & ‘ory told. Mrs. Frank Collier can . lers Mrs. Hattie Robertso iin routh,. related ber trag iTed witmesses for ope side i as to thie or that. a. 4° Was said did sot compic Mary Frances could have add + @wo ras “Buster Rotem sor State and the iefense both we P Mary Frances on the stan might blurt. As for Busts - i the Court. ‘Mr peor b “© alewer for 3imse tf Prank Collier's Story eR ee oe =e'lore BPea-t Sha COuler's story as be to is buta fragment. © * © name wag Frank Collier. be said. a *S years oid. Born in Waco. Te ser had meved te Wichita Falls whe * S07. She had kept a hotel and } a grocery stere vacation tim he "a@ 2 job en an ice wagon. © ‘all of 1994 he started work in use wiping engines. After that ! & Drakeman and was on the railros

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SP Wd: Cocoanut Oi] Ri yy Z WY OY “i MY ae fll tif Y , Ypulse Y YYy Y Yj 2 Uy “Uy, —Yy Wy Mutt Uj Ys, Vi on yt fo % if 7; Nie Vain Vit os Ven, Ys Z 7 —e*> PSPS SSS SSS Ss SS Ee bn. ume uml YY, Wu) j ye Y/, ‘UMM Mlb jp) Wh a dunn od Youll’ PP, Yl “Jl - YY eeeuEEEM@ E@ E@ HE@ @ EM E@E@ em Ee @t eee eeee@ee@ee@e@ eE@E-_EEEEACECZ@eeCurr:rxu_rse YY LXY/{/{/_xX/U” i bbe a4 & V/) ae oT 7” 7 Tr : ome ort: : Wd MMMM“ See ELL Lee ee ECC ECAC CCC I Z /_” 7 %e wcreedde?l —__— ee ».4 ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH yeaa Vs; gd Wl MFOF Pl Cay, (,AA4¢44 YE We VU orto “i But when it became apparent that Frank Collier would actually be tried for murder, She left Mrs. There she Md Wi Wliitys40 Mziry Frances reconsidered. Robertson and went back home. was kept in seclusion. Mrs. Robertson was left to come testify for Buster. The State based its case upon a mere recital of the facts and Mrs. Wit bbe WU tba Vib By FREDERICK H. BRENNAN A Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WICHITA FALLS, Tex., March 28. Face Powder as the former Mayor and as Judge & Dolph’s Price grand master Texas, but more particularly just now as a * » : 7 :_- m 2 ‘hr, ' iv ic F ; ] ; Z . 7 - P _—— . os the «3 . “2 . ™ is as a father that he wi lead ‘his week forthe killing of Elzie Robertson, ¢ » " ; . — : » =?) . " ‘ , " " ; s-in-law, and be se he made a tathners plea the jury let him off with three years ’ ~. T ’ sip aals 7? 7. } sna} ’ ee } . 1; 2 7 - won i ‘ e Sliate nN AUG je de ath pe naity. Frank (¢ olHlier'’s traged\ Cani¢ ,* ’¥ " ; ag ee 1 a4 s* ‘ and Regular $1 Krank’s satiate Lemon Cream Judge & Dolph’s Price 19C Regular 25¢ Mavis Talcum Judge & Dolph’s Price i Prances visited Most influential ; . The second Regular 50c -Mavis Face Powder Judge & Dolph’s Price 37C€ Regular 50c Cato Tooth Paste Judge & Dolph’s Price So only V1: to court and ZZ RANK COLLIER Falls a past of the shooting by eye-witnesses Robertsor’s statement to the jury. She entered the courtroom, on the arms of the District Attorney and a bailiff the other a*‘ternoon. She could scarcely walk and had to brought from her home in an ambu- tance. Her sobs could be heard through the court, and she wore deep mourning. A lace fichu at her breast, and the whiteness of her dds Viste Wht Che V/: UMM itt Ville be Vij? orders politics. wisdom daughter and her years in business, fraternal! U0, reputation for and PaYr-old ad a Wht 18-year-old sweeth face caught the eye, Women in the audience started when they saw her. - 4, » to weep Wadd. went the clothing into He and Mary After 198 TAGS. Ti} ePD Wichita Falls. 1903 until business othy McCauley in was born Aug. 31, » ‘ . . } ; ’ +) . ‘ ‘* 7 : , : , " He ana iit i¢ biats u* a’ : Vi LLI€ Frances. t! ey a ao submerged Yl Wt married Dor Frances in Wh her. This is not to say that VMI I I. Wdddddddidddiddiidddddée mmeelyes in mk Collier is a man of no Collier is timid and retiring Quite sontrary. Yet they felt that Mary Frances B the their Bhe world Neither with m us Her name was Hattie Robertson, she said, and she was 38, well, maybe 39 years old. She had been married when she was 14 or 15 and had six children, the eldest 24 and the youngest 5 years old. She had had a great deal of trouble in her life, she said, but God was her witness, she had tried to support her children in every honest way she could. She had sewed and had taken in wash- ing and had pressed clothes, and it waen’'t ‘rue, to be honest with the jury, that she had ever Gone anything that was not right. + . — fOree, OF 1906. years in Md Wt, LL Le to We. Wh te) YW: Vl bb) Ze SS ‘> \S Wir s oe ~~ Se “4, / blossom lives, envo’ Wi, ~*~ Ws 4 ? %s "ty Dor! hau financia at becun deal Frances, ade SS See SS SS S $ OT Ld Yu +7. id 'wife had ed.a Mar. HM the j+e+ eel 3 ye" DOH WY ; = W 3S \ a* Jt hy + ed Za dada creat ; > oD _& Now’ 4 , NS q ~~ SS LAA . Wh) Wwouic Whitin 14 hopes and ambitions thev had * Voss 8 ON NAaag Way ; QE WAM WWIMN\®#s s NY} FESS 4 - , a . SS x -~ . Pe os Wee a . Satie x3 NAN WY ; S — Tt eee Tet RE ae 1 yy Te es Be OL SS Pe ee ae Buster's Mother Testifies a . s i “ as . : . o “ ry a . , ote oe . * . ~~ ‘ > . ar . a . . o , ‘ * a oy Baas - . ; _— - . Ss = ~ Pay Y . > ; ss ~* N N SR ¢ Se WSs ‘ xX Se meen \ Frances dan the +) > : . ; . Mmoihers hope oi Rey ee ary Y 7 ‘ 4 ‘14, Hot social triump! the daughters of " or ’ ~ +) families iieT la iti Kemp \Y fl } a 4, 4: y in Yu, looked patois. upon as @ Buster wae Soon they were in high ehind Mary Frances in school, and as he had o. odd jobs it could not be said that he Tete wen ID SB . ‘ Frank Collier and “7 SR Le Siege oh Mm ge * EE Se a or ec hoo! ‘case reneration would Mary “Now tell us about the night Buster was illed,”’ prompted the District Attorney. She broke into a torrent of weeping, bow- ing her head on the desk up there by the vudge, and in a few minutes had to be spoken control yourself,” Frances nly Ss SS _ =A to two love Frances So Collier restrict- He Was face a lim on the a week. dates ed aiscovered., stand the voungsters to sharply. “You must said the Judge. “Well, that night Buster got a call on the phone from Mary Frances. He said, ‘Mother, we'd better go over and talk to Mr. Collier, and do what's right about this,’ so he asked me if I'd go with him. I said all right and it was chilly and he wanted me to wear his He was always so proud of me. And mother will wear this old asions Was a g00d boy, and always held The St limeelf high and told me onee, ‘Mother, am going to make a man of myself and . = j FRANK COLLIER. ip the affair. Spanking did no ez : )] ie , Bee : ae ey Cee: Peet ee arg : > o ‘ . ej rich . } i La Liiet i 4 eOul. l ia “Na shawl. Hs Ggaugy aa r — er ase pupp) ISTARS +4 sol. Sek. RSS Discovering . WOH | childish QQ mos spanked ate Wanted he crank, when he found AT; — Fr: y “igi » iaiit ¢ >> utomobil: grave told of a community’s sympathy. r about Buster ing. in In April, 1922, he was elected was frict : Wichits alls. je had gone far in fr: lal henever WVarv Frances’ at} eannrs Rathe had tried ita Fat I =~ ou : ¥ n ary frTra r ay 1, * } but He did T} _+ ly a ' ‘ Ply -~ h ’ 7 ani _ om menis to Eveready Garment Bags Judge & Dolph’s Price 89c | Fresh Moth Balls Per Pound: | Judge & Dolph’s Price 10¢ room and snatched up a revi iver belonging to Mrs. Duk: drawer. Her husband caught her reached the front yard. Hi revolver awa: and put it in his pocket, he said. Then wife told him: seduced Mary Fra.ces before they married.’ he of oe plans was in his voice f . Tete "7 ‘ide acquaintance: and ‘iad rom a lage a youthful love affair only to dis- WOT* and had a wide acquaintat State. In Wichita Falls his standi1 A girl best He had cf el serores OT nesses. but the ila ry : Tr LT) es as Sii¢ none of his rules worked. : P the ar: TooK the ! had love q in Epite of him = hl 4 nit ‘ 4 ~ s i - e et State conceded : table used bv St at . ee ; ‘om : ef on a DUESIl- pHuster Cat revoiver. It Attorneys A” He argument, ate = temperament prio and peaceabl. of the shooting, Well. in 192: around with thi Collier loved Mary Frances dearly were — dig “Exhibit ew idence against Frank Collier M indifferenc: mead tried spanking, } SEC pleaded. he Mkilied the bor, Was murder,” said the Was justifiable Was 1D cy they were n Mary . > Buster — 3 ia , . led Frances started eg is dancing t? ji iM] =o raised your triec } hi Whale beter ith Mary F had had raged and finally, he had he Shot Buster to Death - ceeatiieeee Robs TTSOr m.," he testified she “We admitted by snooting he threatened. Frances to me scared Buster vour revolver, t 10 or 12 times knocked Frank Collie! heartbroken,” he had ruined ; an a ok had Revealed Her Marriage Mar} her It hurt do would choose such a The high Collier their tims the jury to understand. He ican veinttlown. That was the Collier testified he believed Mrs. Robertson kept an immoral! — ana 11 . he was “foolish about —- - | : final blow. hat they had beer think that Bust among all of her, him boy State readily . >. ~ +4 ' > Then. c thet iy? +7 ere \ ‘ } had emonstrations. A i, a hear ae | “Mar} che Shs this eed discovered that they homictds said ti.e -— lovers agr to +> - : » : om wa — a were epending resort, and that if Mary Frances went there to live she hey and his their 3 ’ BcnoOo!. was The State¢ with Buster. sury declared it to be manslaughter. It Mrs. Frank Collier came F*Ourt with he re Mrs «ol . moe 4 : : Wanted tt ‘Natl Was Wrong or Frances wif mere reached ani Collier told his story. Was DOT » ear aly story told home intercept was for x Robertson icant 1? Dan 4 . il} a a Boy Not Frances’ Sort aint Hintiios : Frances off Ty he told \Ia “yrs } ; hy g 7 ae rpad ’ x of ¢) * . ry ; »ferrT ~* say. ai. : 4 , a4. s 3 = A au ay wt ' Le] | T} : : raas ij e ‘om ry = . ‘ a. 7 > _ ()r *> . ~ oO, " +} Mar. : tien eT 3 ‘ ‘ _ r a i ; i> an rine at the home of Mrs. Duke, a . } eTmahittered t ab d ' : Jetum and \ C lo we , ef Mary Frances could 0 rite - | . And there y as “Rusts out for Saw vlarted They Hattie > 7 " : » OF the slain vouth, related her tragic sid Mrs. A hundred Witnesses for one her testified a. corner of Seventeenth Case. Or Walting for a street ear. Buster approached the ;. ““Where is Mary Fran- The revolver was in jury that he remem- that after awhile Buster Rob- is thic or th d did at TY) let exact)) - . =a Judge & Dolph’s Price Bhai... ne ine nna pers nothing more, yus Mary ‘TaD on me What She might As for Buster. laundry ether told the Court OMY hildren here to ensewer for himself | ™ he 2 ra . thn Fiand : worn wit! was aware that he had shot to er room to piay 80li- AC palbsendicinsite ) AR aN 2-2 Saw Her Son Killed Frances went to the telephone. ertson Gaeath bo. { » : Be Sides poor . . >. a 7 : a , Lei v a> uv a o : i7¢c | Bayer’s Aspirin Tablets, Bot. of 100 Judge & Dolph’s Price 93e€ — Frank Collier's Story ee _ Frank Co) ry as he told © Stand ic but a fragmen: . * . cA m shi Da _ ¢ y = me was Frank and Tex., is When said Born in Waco, G to Wichita Fal] She had kept a hotel and he e! Collier, he 48 years old her had moves & bo, in a be had © fa! Ose « a Ping engines ® brakeman and of Mary Frances ‘ . " .. oe » > > 2 , i’ liz : iGgu, Buster was good iOOKIDE ana a he’? the asked. Wasi t District Attorney No0-0-0, had been He did not especially He amounted . . , @ 4 iked } she told her father * h-~« (hat Buster. Frank Collier couldn't say favorably think him either intelligent. And nothing impressed with good looking or nobody. Frances he Was he was to Mary im, becaus¢ dancer, ad Sood extra good dancer Collier and his wite dia ugint sy 2 ry _ a i is nor W orr Frances with the bor, he defendant toid the jt Buster and Mary Frances continued to 20 take Mary F “and he agreed ~~ : . > rances LO, He was no account, he could said, seemed repentant and admitted that he drank and had no steady job.” Collier proposed a suit is Buster and Mar District Attorney A! promised Frances that the} when they were older No, be made oe “*™ gromise, he that he for annulment Frances agreed “ sked the red . han . , if rif au UO} | With , estes . as. ~ tified. — — —— ~- Flight of Mary Frances ‘ - 4 wo tha? Her it WaS true Liat and asked him to come Buste! mother's house. He said Buster had Frances Frances allowed refused, she from the Mrs. Collier screamed, “she’s gone er clothes to co to Mrs Robertson's, Frank.” this. Mrs. Collier dashed into a rear deai of the testimony at trial turned on Mrs. Robertson. Collier's attorneys sought to show that his suspicion of her character was based on fact. and that he was justified in the belief that his daughter's honor was at stake. Witnesses produced by defense asserted they had bought liquor at ber house, that they had met women there and that Mrs. Robertsen herself behaved with discretion . io Ou -~- a £reat The tne doubtful! After the Frances expressed indignation against father, and went to the mother of her slain busband. She declared that she would never be reconciled, called her father’s act “murder,” and denied shooting. Marj her oiLler “Where did be grab your boy, Mrs. Robert £0n 7" “He grabbed him on the arm.” “When he grabbed him by the arm whet cid he say?” “He said: ‘Buster, I want to see you,” and Buster said, ‘Mother, oh, mother, he is going to kill me,’ and 1 grabbed at hie clothes and held him, but shot a shot or two shots and the poor child fell, and then he shot two more, and when I got to Buster and raised his head in my hands be could not speak, and I said, ‘Son, speak Just one word to mother.” Continued on Page 23. he

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. = nit 2. ER a, ee ee ° = SUNDAY, WARCH 29, 1825 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED MARGH ety a 2 OTe ee oe ee dy ~ . SICKLY YOUTH WHO QUIT ST. LOUIS FOR AFRICAN FORE $ ———— ae ee Ce Oe —_—_—_—--— ~ a - -—-.-.- A A le A a litt lt i te ei a Became a 300-Pound Man, Mighty Hunter, Good Soldier and British K nig] - ‘ ® James S. Overstreet, an E | Lua: socecineiiaded a ee 4 Penitentiary, Detail William Northrup McMillan Led Defense of British East = es Ye i: % 7 wt ; se : ng td : ) 2a N Crooks and Murder Africa Against Germans, He Killed Lions, Tigers and ae — ' ‘ \Vaa \ - Z, 4 % ) Sg =| “The Castle” Roadh Buffalo, and He Dispensed Hospitality With a Free \ oe > i% Be! ) - “Pe ; _ - > A - ss 4 sine - 4 . */ . PS a » ald tala “ 5 ea me — ’ . ~~. “—t he an. aa — , we , >». 5 a p.* 0 Sn = “ P: eM - a Ets 5 a “yh a . Se as : ee a cogttigunlitecag at a2 EE OO RO Oa read: BES uci 5 «aan Se a of the record. in Southern France. Life had proffered him all manner of enticement. He chose the £ WS vain and this SN way of the pioneer. type. he is inordinately He is t MAA : | . silt al mo a is record. If he would he might have been a quiet acres of coffee bushes,- 2000. acres of sisal, aetna atti tei ) eae a I suspect, tinges bh sugar cane and other crops. There were high, beamed ceilings at Juja Farm, his country place, and in one corner of Club and at the Racquet Club his bridge. He 1, great hall stood the desk at which McMil- might have drifted about from dinner to ball. lan’s father had toiled here in St. Louis to spending summers in Maine, perbaps, and make the fortune by the aid of whict his son was pioneering in this strange new coun- try, one of 10,000 whites among 6,000,000 | te 7 blacks. : i. “le BAe i gee eS rr ‘ y Developed the Country \_ leg” Yn, Za a 4 7 4 would be visits to New York several times | oh th, Guttig, ecvregite each year, and return journeys for this wed If his thought did not run to business in ; | cag’ ae a me % ding, or that bell. With June would come the the accepted sense Will McMillan had a keen 7 : Weecertt Atlantic coast or perhaps « European trip '™8tinct for the profitable development of new i . or some more distant journeying. Thus the country. He had introduced coffee-growing & Ate a Poi a 2 a A year would drag with leaden feet. ate, > tae in oe RON: Ces > oe ; a KS i r m4 OG years old. He was sent to the Oklahoma pris gentleman in St. Louis, spending here his ) tl 3 OVV springs and autumns, with golf at the Country) Mobbing a bank at Shawnee, Ok., las en, , >. — Le SSI

haps swift flights in his own airplane—with @ =e SN a good safe pilot-——to the Bahamas. Ther: tion in the others rests upon circums SSS — = - * levidence and his own word, but the 7 i . ~ et MBility is that he took part in the crin — counts. . The following account of one of the EE Sop eae ere - 7 . _— ‘ into British East Africa and the crop has be- ja —_ - - 4 ‘4 y e . at” * 4 ~ But McMillan wasn't the sort to let it drag. rags ae me oa most important in — We BE gw ae i; e ; ‘ > , is > ete There were open to him the avenues of biz , sig s land had increased. greatly : ‘ PSS GY; ; , " a 4 Z business. From an office here he might have a rome epee it et a He ed oa io above Ge 8 Vy oA William MeMillan, had been a dominating yy, hy, bill” figure. He might have managed in person Yd 7st og ee 7 Sia, SER pam UMMM ly — o = = . - ~ Me i - Sa De te Eat i ae vO aie? eee wo - >. > > WS N OS SHE COLUMBIA BANK ROBB a “The robbery of ‘the First National re umbia waa, § believe, the most cz Pplanned job of the whole of my cal ay add that I planned it under,the 5] orchestra playing at the Shubert-Jef! ter in 6t. Louls. - “This bank was considered imprei ‘or a redhot’s standpoint, as the to ted with the Mississipp! River . 0: ide and only a few good roads in the ~ Wer » aAN ~* «* ) .) ~) WN aa el thowe large reality holdings which were a part yoann” of his estate. £7 But business—for business’ cake——was not : for him. He would rather have bearded a lion in ite den than a purchasing agent in his office. And of St. Louls he had said: “I wouldn't live here if you gave me thé town.” So ultimately, and inevitably, he bearded the lion. Indeed, he bearded many, upon the great estates he had developed at Nairobt, British Mast Africa. —_ a . 1% 28 ~ , a i ‘Ss rl eS MQ QQ IN Ps z = _— a | Sw His African Estates sotion. _ — . -_ -- ~— “The most important part of all jc ns is the getaway or escape. This alw B® planned with care, and Columbia, alt T p € Willi MecMill (S C Pp ] . cnly 14 miles southeast of St. Louls, Two Poses o illliam N. McMillan (Strauss Copyrig‘it), a Por- Neighbors calling at Juja & a. trait of Mrs. McMillan and Their Home, at Nairobi. a i> hiding place, was left severely alo . me fangs. I have heard many gangsters : cyes, well-modeled nose, a _ straight and and strength had won their respect. He had sought to pass to their leew d, to stay away from Columbia unless we w Picture those estates. Chirgmo, the town house in the edge of Nairobi, with its beauti- ful, rambling stone house, it« 75 acres of garden, orchard and orange grove, its hine- hole golf course and its six tennis courts. Red and purple bougainville flaunting itself pe a am eS, on the lawns and blue plumbago and pink and os se. Be deat eet as te we 7 ii white roses twmed all over the place. Here “te ee Se oe a Selig a8 SOMA WOW QA & Ss . .5 z Vitti shapely mouth but emphasized by his little no more trouble. Later he convinced the caught sight of the hunter and® gh to get run into the river. ig ea li ti rr ae military moustache, a cleft in his square-cut Governor of the Province that his hunting “There was nothing to do bw were stables with 60 horses, fast and game, Witten eet yt a for MeMilian had helped to found the racing CL Ls lle chin. This was the chap who had started out license was a credential from King Menelik, said, in telling the story. “T ined | course at Natrobi, and the Country Club, that McMillan and a Native Woman in life under the handicap of invalidism. Lat- and before many days had passed he was sit- directly at that moving mass of n center of the colonist’s social life as well. In 7 Se arew Very CIURE On OS eee ee eee magistrate in judgment on the af- fast as I could pull the trigget ™ 3 “But we were not to be thwarted. Mob was a good one and would go whe told them. I had looked the job over sat | nas 08g sg fairs of the tribe ‘ire. gully and got much information, but sti thy same garden bananas and sweet corn and when Mr. Bixby visited him was plan- the regiment he had equipped for the World As a child he was small for his age. In On his pire - into Abyssinia McMillan hececig Seyhdllpapece np i ri ae way was no good FE ooh eth ys pe bee . ig and his force were compelled to defend their that just as I expected to be tr e : ee eae Tingetagieiamben Megcg 6s samp for two weeks against the siege of a foot the herd divided, and swe e se grow, and a leopard, two hyenas and some ning to open up and develop his mining prop- War Mrs. McMillan was directing two hospi- Z s antelope have hiding places in the tall buffalo erties. Nor had he been idle in live stock. tals. e grass. It is a place of astounding contrasts. Importing Durham bulls into the country he As her husband was a splendid host, she threatened. Fearing he could not survive in if there is the most modern of ice-machines had crossed them with the humped native cat- was a charming hostess and to their East St. Louis the elder MeMillan sent hfs son to detachment of the soldiers of the Mad Mullah. and left, passed me on the dead In the house, in the garden where a servant Ue with suecess, the hump disappearing in African home many of the world’s notables his ranch in New Mexico There from 1890 Gass, Wale Sh Ce ee stra | was cultivating lettuce. he was attacked by succeeding generations, and the cross-breeds had found their way. Indeed Juja Ranch, to 1892 he roughed r spb nteattioetid Rah Louisan, Frank Case, his porters surrounded ngely, | solved the problem of escape ‘ iti ~ them garbed as for some celebration. To the oom Columbia. Music always has thus aff a rhinoceros; and all but killed. . developing the beef qualities of their sires. where the McMillans had first established with them. riding with them, and exploring It was the heart of the wild—this little But he sunk great sums of money which he themselves when they went to British East without them For what buseee weld “te thump of tom-toms and weird incantations ———~-————-——— ~aaeme; where others use dope or booze to 8 principality over which that former St. Louis ron ae neni pen} Africa, was Theodore Roosevelt's hunting concerned with search for evidences of cliff- a war dance was begun, the blacks brandish- McMillan, in 1914, was called’ | their wits, music does the same for t . F — o we “he natives had their name f him—‘**M : 1e fs , “— . ‘ » oo ' > | i > j ‘e othe x an presided. Lions, elephants, th rhinocer Bites proses ggreethau pelt sna oo —_ grou d on th famous African journey. Prince dwellers? Will McMillan was. And as the 8 their. great spears and bringing them by the illness and death of his # ee? I believe that, if given. an hour in os, the hippopotamus, the leopard, the ostrich ey Si eee ' 7 Verte. William of Sweden was his guest there. So result of his discoveries anthropologists se- "e@rer and nearer until a swift movement pjiza McMillan, of 25 Portland abound, and there are zebras. and a host of For these things as well as his sportsman- were Lord Lonsdale, Sir William Dewar. Paul cured scientific data of value in casting light placed them within a hand's breadth of Mc- hurried back to Africa, where the. other birds and beasts. Once there were great eg his a ge or ery, his ae se ~~ Rainey, the hunter; Carl Ackley, the natur- upon the lives and history of that mysterious Millan's face. were threatening British territory 3 : ov ol , his love of his mother-country—for MeMil.- ” agrvart ;' ; ' ' ee” oe | 2 herds of buffalo. The hunters have almost nie tl Adin ac eaneh of Grent = le re a on ab Haggard, the famous author. people, He didn’t bat an eye. He didn’t dare. He own expense equipped a regiment » & 4 hours ; ° , a , . é é ’ ae ’ ‘ ‘ . ian . , . ; . "As ) killed them out. But Sir William wasn't one to defend British East Africa from the Ger ae a agg! had entertained lavishly at | ¢ wanted to pull his pistols from his belt, but Fusiliers. Until that time he ha@magm As | sat through the show, the tho . ? - e genie 4 + { ae - . ~ : ’ ’ to mourn that loss. cs GAs Milles’ D sesiment ot bi I _— ondon home, 19 Hill stre@t, , ) that was too dangerous. So he waited, smok- voter in St. Louis. Now he becamees me to me that the river near Colun Instead, to make certain that his friends—- ' at His own Berkeley Square, and their friends were of Explored the Blue Nile tq issioned | h for friends fr both rr , 4 expense——his neighbors honored him. In in- the socially elect of the E ng and smiling, and the natives, seeing him subject and was commission " Ich made a getaway bad, might helt s from both continents often visited , . unglish-gpeaking —-—-———__-__-- —— impervious to fear, hailed him as master. in his own battalion. . thoucht of fluence and importance throughout the pro- w 4 him and his home was known as ‘‘The Wan- P world. Yet, Mrs. McMillan returning through tectorate he ] a e! . am, Aft > Si ‘ : as rica were 40% derers’ Club’’-—-he bought a mountain—Donya rate he had but one rival—Lord Dela- the Jungle from her visit to King Menelik. fter that he returned to St. Louis and prabrrmetissrMl espemniedhsy;20 ete vate alegre: - Sabuk——with 35,000 acres surrounding, and ota borne. when King George summoned could sigh with regret: “How I shall miss all associated himself with his father in business. from death was the day he bagged his first mans, in British East Africa 1500 Major Will Me! , . rf > > ae” attwn i lativ : established on its heights a herd of buffalo " ne : - a to London to receive his this when I get back to civilization.” He was m nt to Europe as representative of lion. Before either man or beast was aware Natives ranged on either side oul Se EEEE Miehs have some shootins nig ithood a ritish East Africa rejoiced. at the American Car and Foundry Co. in 1898, of the other’s presence they had come face to bitter fighting and in one engag | Donya Sabuk means Buffalo Hil! There But.” wrote Bixby in his diary, “he’s the | % a aN ~~~ and in 1901 he decided he would hunt big ‘ace not 25 yards apart. The cat launched Millan’s regiment lost 700 out of 11088 ‘ McMillan bullt a ranch house of aot Bath pense same fine manly fellow he has always been An Informal Marriage | game. Explorations followed, and four years itself at the American hunter with wide open Yet the British forces raided DURwae | I got a line on a boat at’ St. Louis, ¥ with a dozen bedrooms Bae ‘hie guests. and : — 4 Be sol changed him, or Lady “—~———~ — ae _ | sélater he settled down at Nairobi, to carve a jaws. Without time to bring his rifle to the mountain-guarde? stronghold, W@S5EE purchased for $500. The name of it , ote, ucie in the slightest."’ ' ' : , was @ , great veranda looking out over the valley. Of their wedding in 1894 a story ts told home out of the wilderness. shoulder McMillan shot from the hip. wireless, the German campaign : fiance, The mountain, rising 2000 feet, is crowned I re i | which is indicative of that direct purpose and Pine ae . BA, His first exploration of the Blue Nile was The beast staggered, for it had been hit in Crags and heights were scaled in the® with a forest where the buffalo shelter in the | Lady Lucie an Explorer scorn of convention which were characteris- through hostile country ane along a way ‘he mouth. fire from German machine-gun nests. 4 day, and in which lions range.” While on the tic of both Sir William and Lady McMillan. marked by the unknown graves of other » “One evening my wife and I went t enubert-Jefferson Theater, and under Spell of music, which, I may add, affect — = ae eee eee Fought Against the Ge mde, with the prison band playing, I « Wise a way to escape from this prison ° a boat, and next day I told had a way to take Columbia. ‘ re skeptical for a while, and then I blded a plan that made certain my plac ader of the mob. and I have often thought fled at the appropriateness of that na two days to do it, but the British erom _| completed the purchase of the boat hill itself are great berds of zebra. water ; a She was Lucie Webber of Northampton white men killed by the native tribes. At the H Li enemy out of its fortified town and before we were to have taken the b buck, harte-béeesta, Thompson gazelles, impal- Lady Lucie was a fitting mate and scarce- Mass. Just before the entrance of the Province of Harar he and his ad Contempt for Lions the British flag. Lieut. McMillan COGSPSRR@ learned in that afternoon the art of | : OO oe Sl ee - ly less disti is) ‘ marriage ceremony the rf la, and many other beasts. . . nguished as explorer than her hus- he had engaged ina game of billiards in the men were surrounded when they failed to pay --————- aeisneemeastiess hisensteeaiinasiianatastiiiiaiaialilis as’, and won a one, which is really quite simple. band. The first white woman to pene ' ’ ' +o) ]—— pere hin , ’ ' : lete overthrow of t e octane eee — Abyssinia, in 1904 she traveled at aos shea peat cee Lady McMill i mae oneal rimeagadin sivas 3 oe ae encanta Se: meee oe ine deabdaee éoix aoe acres on ps vas impossible for all of us to go ¢ Buffalo and Rhino Abound of her own caravan from Cairo down the Nile cane y McMillan interrupted the ene ; y an liliam shot again as the lion sprang at him. he British’ Empire. Mar Columbia in the same automobile, ° -_ and to Abdis Ab game with the news that the minister had the hostile natives, led by a big black, began The second bullet angled to its heart and the Were added to the k thr ieiaibinias wi bo be sear ~e where she was received arrived to unite those two. quarreling with his porters. McMillan was great cat dropped at the hunter’s feet. wonder then that King George kalg a ‘ re men with me in the boat, “While McMillan has title to the land.” the coast of aaaeiler soa: iS Seaton a in coe ay hands and put on my. 0* Coyne eikance when he caw what was Rap He rather held the lon in contempt, de The story ends at Nieuwe we a Dther these dows tn on aston wrote W. K. Bixby of St. Louis after a visit French Somali Land. It was a five pevoliee per 4 oe said. d pening and ran to the scene just as the big claring that the buffalo was more dangerous to play a bit, to rest before revisiting # » Stolen Marmon in which we wer to this son of his old business associate in journey and it covered 4000 miles. oceu oe Never mind that, was her answer, “just native struck one of his men—the signal for because of its habit of turning stalker and and his old St. Louis home. As , y ® the run from Columbia to the rive Africa, “the buffalo and rhino have actual her time while her husband was cehabten oe come up and be married.”’ a general attack. Sir William didn’t stop: doubling in its track to come upon the unsus- for one who had played with death « Arriving at Columbia. I moored the possession” of the forests. On the uncultl- Blue Nile for a water route to ere a a And, according to friends, that is just what He struck the black on the jaw with all his pecting hunter from the rear. One of his He was dead at 51. But this 1 ‘8 "red met . oe : o- he did. running weight. The man landed some feet most exciting escapes was in Sobat Valley, became a pioneer, this weakling vs | the Other fellows in town. B vated open spaces of the hill grass grew a minio . - . n. She had killed her lion. She had ‘ . . er ; 5 to ers and height of 4 to 6 feet. But looking out from hunted tigers in India. And while he was Picture the man—6 feet, 3 inches tall, away, bleeding at nose and mouth, and his in the Egyptian Soudan, where he came un- an intrepid hunter, had lived Ete ; Knowing we would be obse Mr, Bixby could see acres upon winning his way from lieutenant to major in ep 250 pounds when in condition and supporters stopped, all awestruck when he expectedly upon a herd of about 100 of them He had made himself a@TW™ ) Suspicion, we lost no time in getti1 with not an ounce of fat, with keen, sharp didn’t regain his feet. McMillan’s boldness grazing. Afraid to arouse the beasts he Perhaps it was time to Tee, nat BM ek a 43 # 7 £ Agi

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED a = — — SE a British Knighh YM ddddcdcc. = a i 2 ». & a5 “The Castle’ Roadhouse ¥ James S. Overstreet, an East St. Louisan, Now in Oklahoma | Penitentiary, Details the Operations of His Band of Crooks and Murderers—The Columbia Bank Job and Affair. oe By JOHN T. ROGERS, A Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. McALESTER,. Ok., March -° OVERSTREET who is serving here “AMES. S ~~ 4 deri e 25-year term in the State Prison : - q - — - ic cT waedc ‘today gave me an account Oo! hi Oo beat of crime in Southern Iilinois. Bank rob- ries and minor holdup. of the “‘mob of hich he save he was leader filjed the most the recora ae is usual ® erooka of his type, he is inordinately vain eds s vanity, suepect, tinges his re rd He is now 21 ars old | He was sent to the Oklahoms prison for bbing a bank at Shawnee. Ok., last year. mee he has been ip prison he has appeared es a State's witness in Danville, Ill., against pals and was influential in ob- es forme! heir conviction These two crimes ping ti yndoubtediy took part in His participa- in the others rests upon circumstantia! - slepe , ridence and his own word. but the proba- he took part in the crimes he hitvy is that pounts Me following account of one of the most pet cular affairs was written by Overstreet sens he used the aliases of Ripler. O Con- a McGraw and Edgar. E COLUMBIA BANK ROBBERY Phe robbery of the First Natio#ial Bank | umbia wae, I believe, the most careful- amned job of the whole of my career. ! afé that I planned !t under the spell o” orchestra playing at the Shubert-Jefferson ter in Et. Louls. “This bank wee a redhot’s standpoint. as the ted and on!lr a few good roads in the other considered impregnande ‘ee to¥rnD River on one with the Mississipp! ru0n. “The most important part of al! jobe to m is the getaway or escape. This always is Planned with care, and Columbia, although mly 14 miles southeast of St. Louis, a nice shiding place, was left severely alone by ‘ags. I have heard many gangsters advise | stay away from Columbia unless we wanted Neighbors calling at Juja Ranch. BOugiit to pass to their leeward, but Caucht sieht of the hunter and charged “There was nothing to do but shoot,” Said, in telling the story. “J fired 15 directly at thet moving mass of animals fast as I could pul] the trigger. They Sently were unused to rifle fire and noise and the fallen buffalo so startled © that just as I expected to be trampled um foot the herd divided, and swerving to Sud left, passed me on the dead rus ” get run into the river. “But we were not to be good one and would go wherever ] had looked the job over care etil] thwarted Mi » Wart a told them and got much information, but the Way Was no good » One evening my wife and I went to the * Mibert-Jefferson Theater. and under the Well of music. which, I may add. affects me . ay pa , Mangely, | solved the problem of escape from | Fought Against the Germans 4 eh | Columbia ; Where others use dope or booze to sharp Music alwave has thus affected -_-_—_- McMillan, in 1914, was called to Am by the illness and death of his mother, Eliza McMillan, of 25 Portland place. hurried back to Africa, where the Ge Were threatening British territory and at M@ their wits music does the same for me “l believe that. m. With the prison if given an hour in 60i:- band plavng, ise @ Way to escape from this prison with TI could OW expense equipped a regiment of 2 24 hours Pusiliers. Until that time he had DOGB MP “as go: ihrouch the show. the thougiit foter in St. Louis. Now he became & DI® me 10 me that the river near Columbia Bubject and was commissioned Lieutel PS Eee Re in his own battalion 60 620 Uacoadice lend te In German East Africa were 4000 ought of a boat, and next day I told the . : . Mans, in British East Africa 1500 me 1 had a way to take Columbia. They Natives ranged on either side. Ther Skeptical for a while. and then I ur Ditter fighting and in one engagement Dided 2 Plan that made certain my place as Millan's reciment lost 700 out of 1100 2 Ger of the mo} Yet the British forces raided Bukob@ "t Bot a line na hoa’ St. Louis: whic! “eas i ae JVa oe SFU, ae Mountain-guarde? stronghold, whence, purchased for g200 The name of it was Wireless, the German campaign was direc flance a d ’ Le = fen +) " ; ‘ Crags and heights were scaled in the face r > ae ee “e Itt eC @t the appropriateness of that name. fire from German machine-gun nests. two days to do it, but the British drove : “ompieted the purchase of the boat the enemy out of its fortified town and he i efore we war; 'o have taken the bank. the British flag. Lieut. McMillan escaped learned ; 7 ank ‘Mec in that afternoon the art of driv and won the r hurt in the engagement. complete overthrow of the & mans followed and 233,000,000 acres of lan ‘Were added to the British Empire. st Wonder then that King George knighted t The story ends at Nice where he'd sto} to pley a bit, to rest before revisiting Londo: One hin) : 5¢_ : ; ’ » Which is really quite simple Captain he Tt was im poesib Columbig for all of us to go down so | in the game automobile. three men with me in the boat, end the other three down in an automobile Stolen Marmon ’ in which we were to and his old St. Louis home. A strange eps the run from Columbia to the river for one who had played with death bo © é 3 PSs LOELNS Sever He was dead at 51. But this millionaire W ewine at Columbia, I moored the boat | met the other fellows in town Being t became a pioneer, this weakling who becan# an intrepid hunter, had lived Ife to the fu He had made himself adventure’s Perbaps it was time to rest. p and knowing we would be observed Dick and Blacky, whom I appointed as a re ception committee, took stations near the door . and held up the guests and their women, tak- the bank. We walked right in and I com manded everyone to hit the floor “] heard a noise in a back room jumping on a desk i peered over the door but could see no one. ] anc then made one of the cashiers open the door to the cages and rushing around behind. I threw the mone, 4 out of the drawers and into a bag that ! Y: carried. Then I made the cashier open the . , % pete. Y Y, es Waste CuUrsiDe some at ne Pe alt ‘ e Z Y of the women emploves called me down for Y % if | paused and apologized for mv profan % & ~ iy, but warned her not to touch a burglar be alarm. Veo “When I had completed sacking the money I warned the emplores to remain quiet, and le hip hp stepping out of the door I got into the m# chine, which was waiting nearbr ‘‘As Jess jumped into the car his pisto!] fel! out of the holster I told him to leave it, as we already got a rumble, and speeding out of town we hit the road to the Davis Street Fer- ry “Arriving there we jumped out and ran to the boat, moored up the rive: Sitting on the bank beside it was a trpica! river rat—an old man of the tvrpe that Ps along river Pankes al! his life. The gang sugeested bump- Ing him off, but I prevented fo old blooded murder is a trifle too much, espe Clalivy the killing of an inoffensive old man “Our inexperience in operating a motor boat almost resulted {tn our capture. because we cast off before starting the engine We had of a time starting that engine and drifted back ferry. one deri! cownstream towards the We had just about given up when we succeeded in starting it. “Then hour up the river and !t was only a few min- we whizzed awav at 40 milee an the Missouri aide Mill's. utes until we landed on just back of the American Stee! abou‘ 2300 South Broadwer We hed automobtiies waiting for ue at this point and Y took the money in a Ford coupe. The others escaped in other machines “J drove to Twelfth street and ewitehed to another car. {n which I returned te the Illinois side. over the McKinley Bridge. Driv+- ing along the levee from Venice we reached the store of one of our mob’'s brothers. which we had originally planned for the ‘plant.’ “A friend took the motor boat up to Graf ton and planted it After the eplit I collec: ed, beside my extra per which each received lI bought a Cadilla which we later lost Jesse bought a Dodge sport mode! and lost it a few weeks later ‘Little Hawks was unfortuna‘e He was picked up a few nights later and scored on for the job “This job netted us $12.63; in cash and some Liberty bonds. bringing the ftota! to about $35,000 “THE CASTLE” ROADHOUSE AFFAIR Bandwiched in between the bank and high- war robberies committeed by this gang were recreation periods. ase they called them, in which ther would shoot up saloona or hold up roadhouses and relieve guests of their valuables and dance with the giris Jimmie’ takee coneiderabie Up pride in his plane of the holdup at The Castle ‘Dressed A week prior to the robbery, according to hie storr, he obtained a list of St. Loulsane and men of Alton and East St. Louls who were known to frequent roadhouses, and mailed them invitations to a ‘“‘specia!l party” at which they would experience the thrill of a life time “Timmie’ and his pais reached The Castile. at 9 o'clock the night of the party, but found , only five or six couples there “We stuck them up.’ Jimmie related, ‘‘tak- ing all their money and jewelry We had take seats at the tables and told them them to enjoy themselves. As other guests arrived, | ing their money and jewelry as ther entered Dick and Blacky then would show the star- led guests to seats at tables “We served the guests whisky, prew home (‘and modern Bertillon Photograph of Alias Riple . s eS Vite he Vy “by James S. Overstreet. y. Alias O'Connell, Alias McGraw, Alias Edgar. _ +} , rine + , irom the proprietor wi any coét to ou: seives, and we al! proceeded to enjoy ur- elve r . . “341 > _ ah on . selves. We danced with the guests’ girls and maar “" *# . +h ™ ‘ ’ mace daies with many of them. some of whic} f> 7 ei) 4 "Tt } iy) we gefterwardse filled The Firis were al] pret- ty good feliows, accepting the situation aes an adventure. but a few of men got sore. We cureq them wx =T oO Ipt res Onivr a fee rhe men entered the spirit of the thing ihev appeared tc be fellow: who had no specia nterest in their girls Whenever one of the men ‘ocoked s0ur or be gan 10 pout over some little attention we paid to a girl, we made him bite himself or we would tickle his automatic This would cure h _ -4¢} do) ribs with a jab or two of an im “We kidded one another of the gang as to who had with. chosen the prettiest girl to dance but this bantering talk served on!v to make some of the male escorts sad-eread — i ney couldr situation Ae the nign'! some arriving as every inatance promised thrill ] ‘ ion” ‘n na ss ne face and a command of hands up of a new victim a fresh cause some of the male guests way down the dumps to lau A pretty request. and rea she head known dandy dancer er ——— y ne! During - mond wrist watc the arrivals form of a pistol st outburet little gir] ‘t gee anything comica! ‘in the wore on more gueete came late as 1a. m., and in almost for the off the oved in their would eal! They got it. right ne arrive) wes alwars the eecasion for of lierity. an#® would even in gh outright left her beau. eat mr lly shined up to me before me five minutfar Bhe wes a ag I resolved to be rea) nice a dance she admired a Gia h worn by another gir). who > a had been allowed to keep it for the time be- the other girl's watch. “Early in the evening it fell to me to take two diamond rings from a little girl, but she cried over though Everybody triea to console the poor little creature, and as her lamentations threatened to take the l:fe out of the party, | made her a proposition to give the rings back if she would kiss me and stop crying. this loss as would break. her heart She kept the promise, giving me an extra kiss in the bargain, and I returned her jew- ing, and so I made my little girl a present of Jimmy Willis,” Serving 25 Years, Tells the Sordid: | His Crowded Year of Crime in Southern Ili State Bank at Madison Aug. 11 and escaped with $8700 told how in cash. ‘‘Dressed Up Jimmie’ it was dons “On this job Il was accompanied by five men, including ‘Screw Morgam The latter we afterwards killed for tipping the plans of this job to a Deputy Sheriff, Morgan being Indeed, we always gave this officer a smal) cut on unaware the officer was our friend the jobs we pulled in his county “We went to the bank in a Jewett coach. which we had rented from a friend for $250, WG Gi. wr eS FE Gi = Z i = nny Z « : mt pane Z : Bat Se tn ee Gi Y, > G * oe 2 Z : BA GY: “ OOO ne ; eae %, Y t G a oss = “ Gress G vomeion, bese G,* on ee Pring - % % : sas 2a G* Gy. Gy “GY e 7 KY Hype Wltty eiry The other girls who lost jewelry felt badiv about their losses, but accepted the situation with lesa emotion than the little erv-baby “About 6 a. m. everyone appeared to be in good spirits, eren some of the sour-faced men of the night before were smiling under the the thought about time to take leare of our gueste. “This we did with our party and wishing them all well, we took effect of liguor, and so we if to thanks for coming There were 18 of us and we the the our departure. were well satisfied with haul and night's pleasure. “Dick took a bortie of whisky away with him and stopped his and Spring avenue, to take a swig. who arrested car at Natural Bridge He was Louis police, articles taken from observed by St guests He him, and several at the party were found in his possession. is pow out on bond under this ‘rap. ~ THE TRI-CITY BANK JOB Tt was this gang that robbed the Tri-City rrpsissssessses Lull ~— e “eee Ss ee ec t—“‘é‘aéséOésésésé™sésé‘*™SC agg” Se “e ¥ te | ~ We 5 NX * Fee ee, ay, ee 2 we RP a Ee Rae Ss — oo > WS . ‘ it being agreed that he would later say his car had been stolen. “We entered the bank, about noon, and scattered so we could cover the whole room, there being several customers in the bank at the time. “The cashier evidently -sensed. the. situa- tion,. for he promptly asked Cullens what he wanted* Cullens said he wanted to cash 2 check. But I knew we were suspected and to beat an attempt to sound an Alarm I. drew my gun and commanded the cashier to jump away from that bug, fearing that he might touch a burglar alarm button with his foot. “Two men covered the customers.and I drew a sack from my pocket and ran around behind the cage. I took all the money in sight and started towards the vault for more. 1 had barely gained the vault door when I observed a movement inside. ‘Stick ‘em up, there, I called, apprehensive lest we had fallen into a trap WOMAN XX ~ \ \ NS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 23 n “A man, whom .! afterwards 4carned was . “ . a safe inspector, raised his hands. I. made The robbery had been so quiet he did not know until that moment him lie on the floor. what was happening. vs “Quickly taking what money was in the vault, I searched a desk for the pistol we had been told was there and found it. Then back- ing to the door we ran out and jumped inte our car. — wii “The had overlooked and ran to the door and began cashier had another gun that we shooting at us. I.replied with a charge from a sawed-off shotgun through the back wmdow of the car and the rest of the mob began shooting at people in the streets who were running and ducking all directions. This was done to terrorize the town and’ disorganizé ~“ for the moment any plans for pursuit. “A negro, carrying an umbrella, was cross- ing the street just ahead of us and I threw a slug into his umbrella, about a foot above his head. Although he was at that moment in the middle of the street it seemed to mie he jumped to the sidewalk in one bound. He was so scared that he ran three blocks up the street, keeping ahead of our speeding car, un- ti] he was just played out. Pr eS 4 & +4 Another Picture of Overstreet the Bank Robber. “We blew a tire in the getaway there, but managed to reach a roadhouse where we had planned the plant. There we divided the jack, equally, between us. “That night I met our friend, the Deputy Sheriff, and gave him his eut.” Specia PARIS, March come out in den come from “the don How much the gat imagination The writer of night ber of the subject at fi! ers from wou ‘er the Paris American Correspondence of Crepes, hearsa decided — Slu mmers | Fy nd : U nderworld - Life of Paris Rather Slow Post-Dispatch § —Another bishop has unciation of modern dancing seving that there modes underworldse of Paris, Lon > ne and New Yor}h prelate knows about and how much he popular fiction and mportant to find out look into the mat “underworld the other sain’ rat hand id be Try He visited. in the company of @ num friends including one young woman of the rising generation, e half-dozen public dance halis in the reputedly tough parte of towT You buy a 5-cent giass of beer, which #n titles you to a tabie. and you drop 25 cem times, or about a cent and a half, into the hat of the master of ceremonies each time you dance The men dance with their caps on. and with the converitional scarf around § their necks. The women are ma rly in black dresses of most conservative cut, often with a touch of red in the shape of a bandanna handker chief. The area of exposed skin is about e third of that visible in the church. average fashionable As for the dancing. which is done to the tune of an accordeon, helped out places by a banjo recent than favor. The temp! of the polka and more in some or perhaps a ‘cello, no tune 1890 seems to obtain great are almost exciueively those mazurka. Suspicion, we lost no time in getting toand sandwiches gratis. which we obtained | We, the American slumming party, danced 5 among ourselves attracting some at- tention and not a few glances of digapprov- thereby al. It finally occurred to us that possibly: we were holding each other rather too tight for “underworld” standards of terpsichorean ? fittingnessr We began to notice that the| ‘“‘snaches’’ were decidedly circumspect After we had danced about 6 cents worth of dances and consumed 20 cents’ worth of) beer in each of three places, our young lady) of the rising generation said: ( “This is frightfully siow Can't we g0 somewhere where they have decent music and) a little pep?” We were al! giad to adopt the suggestion, | and went up town to the Embassy Club, quite a dizzy place, frequented only by the best- people And where ther know a lot about, dancing and dressing thet they certainly didn't learn in the “underworld” of Paris. / THE ORANGE IN LONDON. LONDON.—Oranges, of which England has had an unusual eupply this winter, made their first recorded eppearance in this country in 1280. when a Spanish fruit ship arrived at Portsmouth and the Queen, Eleanor of Cas- tile, purchased from its cargo 15 citrons and , seven oranges. The next mention of them { does not occur until 1399, when “pomes d’orring” figured among the delicacies at the eo ronation bamquet of Henry IV, who may; have become acquainted with the qualities of | the fruit during his exile. By the sixteenth | oranges seem to have become com- it recorded that the Lords of) century mon, and is the Star Chamber in 1509 had them served( woman, with a square jaw, and a habit of I know. And if I tainiydo it" = Fie daily at dinner at @ cost of 2d per day. ‘COLLIER GIVEN THREE YEARS FOR KILLING “BUSTER” Continued From Page 21. Hie made a noise and the blood gurgied and he was gone. After the first shot was fired did you say anything to Mr. Collier? I said: “Oh my God, don't shoot my boy no more, you have done killed him, Oh my God, please don’t shoot him no more.”’ Where was Mrs. Collier? 1 didn't her until after my killed. After you had taken the boy's head in your arms, what did Mrs. Collier say? She caught hold of the car and she said: “Frank, let's roll it back so she can see he is dead. and I looked up at her and I said, “Oh, God, how can I stand it?”’ Did Mr. Collier appear excited or nervous? No, sir, he seemed perfectly calm. The defense attorneys broke in with cross- examination presentiy and they asked Mrs. Robertson why she had not told the Colliers that her son and Mary Frances were married secretly in Oklahoma June 15. last. “Mary Frances asked me not to tell,” was the reply. “I promised I wouldn't. I knew Mr. Collier was against my boy, but I thought he was too much of a man to do what he—” The defense said it was no matter what she thought. Then followed a long questioning as to her habits and behavior, at the end of which Mrs. Robertson cried out: “My God, are they trying me, or the murderer?” a = . nee boy was Frank Collier on the stand. A large Mrs. putting ap elbow akimbo, ~ Yes, she certainly “sf = } Ay . . ‘4 + a etd Le ¥ “ae ‘e? - ae - 7 had told her husband of her daughter's mis- behavior, Mary Frances denied it? Well. “he couldn't help that. It was so. Yes. It was. Yes. Mary Frances had misbehaved. And that boy. Certainly she had shot a pistol at him. Did she know she was shooting at her son-in-law? What of it if she did, Yes. She did. But she had shot, He deserved it. Mr. Collier had been too patient with tim. H' mph. . The correspondent talke€ with Mary Frances on the steps of the courthouse while she was waiting for District Attorney Allred and his associates to decide whether er not to put her on the stand. She wore a black frock, very short, end ber yellow bobbed hair was pushed under a round black hat. She had tilted the hat backward in some manner, so that it looked askew. She could wear a misses’ 12-size dress, Only her eyes, which are blue and have seen more of life than 12-year-olds, wart you not to condescend. . “Why did you go back home?” I asked ther. She shrugged. sen “What was the use? Buster was gone, and it wouldn't do him any good ‘to put Daddy in jail.* “Who do you Dlame for this?”’ ‘‘Mother.” “Why?” %® , “She egged daddy on, he did it because he was afraid she would if he didn’t. It was her fault, she wanted to treat me as if I were two years old.” “Then you won't testify for the State?” “If they put me on I'll tell them « thing or two. That Jimmy Allred (meaning the 26-year-old Distri-t Attorney): I know a thing or two on him. If he gets smart I'l! tel what can crab bis case, I'l) ger- ae” is” we a en em eer eee p+ - te ee ee ee ee 7 Re a ENE RTS eS Fy FE ae Re, Or Bee ee grea = te eer 5 ee ee ee ee

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OLE OL! ETT IE DP ALLL IEE I . : ' ” - : , | ‘ : 3 ee ae has MORE CITY Circulaiion than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED 4 ‘STL Lot aS PAST-MIEPATCH The Daily POST-DISPAT* H alone | mire” | : ees : : ; 4 ies lal moms s weTm PRG TOSALON Fereahriner] (euntry Pretebly Ha- Mare ong é ——s ——————— 2 the partner of sunlight. sta! ar wae Sm | Pottery Mixing va GS FURNITURE CO Botts =a | i ee rearert thea : ) ‘ its cdi~he~ While thes mixime cake tmgredi eis UL tiaaaeee ents. etc. Special Baines | . | EE : 1030-32 Franklin Av. | Scott's Emulsion ° : i Sd sunlight have been used Beginning Monday at 8 A. M. We Launch Our Greatest Event— 5: suds co ane Beto weak-bones. A litle of ‘Scott’s Emulsion with each iieeding does wonders for a ourished child or adult. Keep your boy or gidiout in the sunlight and give HOW TO DARKEN © GRAY HAIR Makes One Leck Twentr Years Seeks Parmicular Vamety. [te be | A particular variety ® sought 0: Priced Lower Than the Usual End-of-Season Prices > «e 7 ima are — = +h ’ pers, F vn : The Pieces May Be Purchased Separately | Think of it! Here at the beginning of the season we offer these well-known, pe ws nationaliy advertised Gibson Refrigerators at this extremely low price. A $10 Down, $1.50 Weekly quantity purchase at a price concession makes this low price possible. i Shey Be mp5 ee ogy A Regular $27.50 Value anc make it sot “ a : % : : 3 7 , ~ b ~ ; ‘ad ff a . - ~~ » a — — . - _ ~ | - - ° « 7 { > pleat. Meret take a bal print , is mauve-ye Forse Mane > ; : | | i ter. add 1 eumce of bay rum a 4: + rEg mi weee —— , ¢ ~> 4“ | ») | > : : ~ : . . o« — ‘~ = 2 ~ - . : - . ; a é' sma!’ be xs of Barbo Compound, 4 L. -arge Mac ike the cat a / , 7 ~~ + | * | on of & reerine. Pring exp a:nec hie paetucuse: : —_— . : ; - — sii , ree cw? t6 4 +. 4 eres e br the *s et Treat t Pa. ; - >. ss : , S : 4 > im ten menthiy pay- i ¢ ain : ; | . > - : a —-, cme - > | 2 ; Erected on wor own ht _— +s ry . = _ 7 =- 6 — * ° a z | la me a , ae an a | ee ae ie |» Panation—recenty acqubes nderful Gibson Ref frigerator has golden oak case | st | ) : a. Dependable Cough Medien Exe 9 SS _Complete Living Room i heavily nickeled trimmings. It has double wall | — mm Erected in One Day pre pa! ‘ ~ eed e- Ph 6 > : : - Boe.acers, Dene. oO rm errup, iz sead of sugar evrun. if deaired a ; > oe - e - . 4 : ) : 7 Treceim™ wetes B38 Pint a’ : ’ > ac : ee | : , , I > - . . = — 7 Z maerkal ug? ar. It ene > - : : - ; A $ 25 ) alue a ‘ } . 7 . . > . ine ' . : , : ’ 7 »* : a 7 ’ 4 5 . > - $ 73 cough in ' t! ‘ans bosiness ; Sr? As a . ae Ne eg™, saps threat tickle and soothes end beals the ‘rrteted m whrapes tha? - Rew Ft . Blue or gray enamel Range me the throat and bromchra! tubes . tT | , be. ; | | E l Bi aki t Set [jak Grenptems com and cn ™* 7 rer show i , 7 " a . name re as wiia four coal hole and four taints that it t. rea. Vv as” OD Is SLI / —_ . . = =- — “= ; Pines ss ape val auc igh. J i a, " a ae {7 Paatyes r al a . or sraict $ i: burner — suriace : ceatrated compound of genvine Nor FTALIAN SEAPORT REVIVES ee ae | A splendid cocker aad baker. ; Wary pore extract, and is probably tbe zoe he ao. uushe an’ «i mn best Known means of overcomung Triexte Series Much of (ex. . ources af at = - =, - ~ é a ‘rere = . ~~ =e ae ° sae*refactior co eral: : The Room S Fy = . 3 , | i + > : . tis 34 ____ ADVERTISEMENT These were doses Complete .. —— > me 5 a ee THE GCULIST ’ . ; 2 . ne — : , — | ; = =~ ~$¥g os | Z3 ; Have Color in Cheeks rn | Rie = = = F— ‘oe ey MRSS he Optometrist =. el vellow—compleiion : Chifforobe : 7 ee _—_ mouth—a lazy, se-good feeliag--res ~- - Lr Bed Suite- = = y E gic sheeld take Olive Tabiets : ’ — —— ee Oo ~ a | te : # . i. } ewarus . \kuve Tat 2t2——-4 zor ; ‘ = | co : % - aa ili om rc : jounpente pining Rvom : : : paffe : y- | §pinet an} Desk Ld : ing ee ' | The Busi: tie 4453 = SST AR ular $27.50 bewwe ame fol atrme”y & TSe " we : “x ‘ : . a . — = ‘ : i 3 | » GRIPP we? Lae 7 a ’ ' . 2p » _& MTL ~ aud my teen locked 0b badiy 1 has! = — ® 4 gy; % > ie ’ @. ef a> © Say Dome om eccount of the an- | - = . = , . E ‘inlined eghtiy eupmens. The eruptions me ; : oo | ) ) sched end burmed sc that I conid’ i : . $ + te ’ S-F t nom SP a cig*t. end when ij j : | “ar :. I = St ladd scratched them ther used to bleed. | ) | a. © ge : 0 — _ iz Loereed on ecwetieene-: — ; rT a3 = & : > be - sper es — \ancura Seep and Otntmen enc. : : SeTt for a "ee same ie Alte 1kiNg y | [ UL. see an MPrOvVemest ec ) parc hased Tore anal afte ising | ‘we caees of Cettcura Seep end neo | ~. .e-. : fat “4 : mattis cane -anere OQumment | oon Complete To $29.7 Pa. B- Pe. ie* > Poarcelain-Too Tabie Wmmeiiate + thus rere Lagpebete-o sain | xxv ’ tin eM co — + % Kitchen Cabmet n ~nTan™ rr es ~™ The bet’ 4 oo ~ * or won der’ ui ‘Brake cy Ye «Ff «a Gas Range ‘~~ - Chars ¢ mi ly the , es ' : ’ fn om 7 = —- three 2 my Ts : > @#©e#e =r » ™ ‘ta 7 o~ 7 - - _—/ a % ee ee SAE enw kno p as . 2o< BY +

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ws ** : STNDAT. MARCH 28, 18928, rators eason Prices these well-known, y low price. A price possible. AK et >. ~. .% —s | . Cae ak ge ’ oo -- — ee 1 Range and four surface. => ll Comprises Simmons all- th ity metal Bed with a high tress included. alae quality spring and mat- Spinet Desk finished in walnut. attractiveness to your room. The Y Davenport | Table $112. purr Tabic. wel constrec ness to your living room. A beantifally designed watson ny. and fimished tn mialoge WH give an added a itractive- ’ ‘inthe sunlight and give . etme ae Rem pamagus ——— - — — . a = = — Ha — “ b.. The Daily PO i ' : | * ; ad Oe e Paily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE CII y ‘ireulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 209 PARTNER OF SUNLIGHT | Cod-liver oil has aptly been ed the partner of sunlight. out of Nature’s store- of energy are of su- e importance to a child ith rickets. ott s Emulsion tend sunlight have been used for decades to give strength to weak-bones. A little of Scott's Emulsion with each feeding does wonders for a umalnourished child or adult. ’ Keep your boy or girl out ‘them Scott’s Emulsion everyday—regularly! Soot & Bowne. Bloomfield, N. J. 24-1 2, de : 5 ; ae » = > F — : My = = 7 ONLY $58 DOWN ' Installs This Sectional Garage — Ralance in ten monthly pay- ts Erected on your own Mot or on the preniisecs you rent. Quality Construction Built in sections of selected lum- ter, with attractive designs to choose from. Erected in One Day Write or phone for catalog of jonal Houses, Clubs, Cottages, is, Industriel Buildings, Poul- try Huou-e-. (,arages, etc. MANCHESTER MFG. CO. . 1210 S. Vandeventer Av. St. I ouls, Mo. —_ 2050 Delmar 3SS9! ECZEMA | Crust, Water Poison, Weeping Skin, etc. believe eczerna can be iw over hal! a millon of eczema anc devot- rer 20 years of mv life ® treatment I don't What you ha used, many doctors t ave you that you coud not Cured: al! | ask its just 2 to prove my claim .# i acterseed thet ay . meTODAY andIs tI] De. J. &. CANNADAY yua lr REE TRIAL of mild, soothing, teed treatmen’ that will surely con- you as it has me. if you are disgusted discouraged just give me one chance to my claims By wr iting me today 1 be you will enjoy more real comfort than really thought this world held for vou. Just it, and I fee! sure you will agree with me. E CANNADAY, 5/6 Court Bik.. Sedalia. Me. ces: Third Netiona! Bank Seda!ia. Mo this Notice to Some Eczema Sufferer rata ——— The Cptometri si me va in Rave had 7 : Te oy pla ‘ hh oT eve service z : 27 its We are NOT mere Moritz Optical Co 609N. BROADWAY | { called Tetter, Salt Rheum, Pruritus, mh THE OCULIST ) 2° pect: 70 PP wes ‘lers. | { } $150,000 NEEDED FOR CHRISTIAN HOSPITAL Campaign to Raise Amount to Complete Building ‘Will Begin May 4 en t 000 to TURE IS KNOWN ‘ ey : ‘a hee yaa "ei If you setth your account 30. 60 rh, ae, ture means The be used in the New Christian Hos- FROM COAST TO RCCOUNt i — 5 if you live out of St. Louis sl : in a. ae 90 das’ time we will give you the > , 5 P U Visit Best and Absolute- ae ne _ * iheaie 1 avenues, W COAST! 10% cash discount the same as if you pe ¢ Ww | nf yd sa isl " G t ” a aia s paid the money in advance. e sell for cash or on easy payments. > y \uaran eed. be begu sq: igure ; & We pay the freight to your town. : toda. ; | ~ ‘ Tit ited . oo ee a ae i ee ee a ee a ae ee sunt is necessary to complete the Paureetarv & eture Which was be- sliiab eft e ali tie needed funds =) 7 = . e F Paul J. Wielandy, general chai p C mpal has estab i\dquarters and teams M rr inten e 2 uign com - row evening to he work and , s managers of € ie 4 SU lil ees last November, but ided the time was rhe sum will be suf- "the remaining cost = stated 3 PLAYS OF WASHINGTON U STUDENTS TO BE PRESENTED. Pe rformances at January Hall Fri- | day and Saturday Will Decide / One to Draw Award. Perfermances of the three best plays written this year a members | f English 6, a course in drama | king at Washington Universit) £ 1 Friday and Saturday “ igs Januar Ha nda ; |Z y’ the nree V if¢ 4 ¢ ©.) Ss cr 2 F. Jones, I Ft; rd I Stokes ™ ey, As } Ss W i f B. eon an he prize is f pd | \Irs Newton Wilson For the first time, the annual] RRRRKS aye Karpen's beautiful reed furniture is an authority on style, best quality and reputation. Their patterns and colors are the most beautiful it is possible to obtain. +} bit ioe ass aes ©tit . a oh is ' wih ha ; =3 eS . 3 ry ‘ Y : sy 3 Nar , : : , ey NYY Mani . “ ~- “ yA =? bt, ‘ ~ - . 7, LA ' ’ ; a a fi Lae) , . ba Lid : 2 --eem-" oe ‘ a. ' . + oo 2- 2S TT; sieve -* " uf “ " ‘ es > J y a gr ae | P e. . » -- $ * Month Buys This $75 Value in a Genuine It will surely pay you to see this beautiful Karpen Suite. The seats are upholstered with spring seat cushions. On special sale. °* (— . ing made by Thyrus, the university i f rw ha ~ English ¢ h their ‘ x ~ 4 ¢ f meEG\ } } ¥Y Elle = Louise Weave r nch. “Pho a comed: William J. Coope I vith a cas sisting hester Waterous ert Villhf Cay Kraute » wo! ¥I well] exer Than La ‘$1 Down Buys a Sanitary Refrigerator ai ok Se A BLUE BIRD DINNER SET FREE es : aa Special Leader Our special leaders have white Special Leader fu * a : Front Icer ‘jy q | VisiTING PRIESTS 10 CONDUCT NONCATHOLIC MISSION \ Doctrinal lectures to Be Given art St. Mary Magdalen Church This Week. 4 ’ ~ ™ I . fy? ("athe | ‘ 3 t St Marys Magda len ih HK © 2 ] , 17 Sy ix gay. HK al , { AY _ | ‘] t Ww Ke? s. |} or P : a ~ » ~~ i . - r Lf } ~*~ ah MAMMA nl TO DEDICATE FIRST DWELLING xc QUICKLY RID OF BY USING STEARNS’ ; Electric Paste "rogram Next Sunday to 8=©“Lark Formal Opening of Institutign. Nei ar Valley Park, Mo. ON CITY'S INDUSTRIAL FARM se $1 Down Buys This Artistic = 4 Simmons Bed—a New Design | This $275 Kroehler Living-Room Suite for Only Lp You have to see this Hed to ap- inte it. The finish is a rich em but the real beauty lies in wnt the painted flowers © hich blend in ledicati n of Hart: nn Cot Mice, Cockroaches, Water Bugs, si first dwelling to oo]; com etc. eat it voraciously and thenrush Jake us Biel s os: aie tei Water and fresh air and die outside. |)" '"" “* eramec ily hath U.S. Government Buys It. kK « , os Ss . ja ‘* r BY DEALFRS EVERYWHERE (1) T gram will? ADVERTISEMENT 0 pe Sileialey : ~ atect \ \e \ | \ IMPLE Way 10 GHECK ft ) Uy GRIPPE OR FLU" saa i named after Judge Moses Hart- the first sion ‘ Y feeling sta Tt immediatelv this A4h4 1) tied tb ii i PRs COM hines a sak > ] “ai , Nures , im st Mee ad ° awd + ma ne or Pain F. \perhence ’ af arene: erts will be given 7 we can get cur itheut the ne 1 ; : ne on a few Werks at « «mm + peemenee ~ e Composers be Xx you werk? The Herniatene ¢ o pt m 1 a TT) T) if FEeCYU nd pal =. BE: % “* “Woes Mo “pen from festival will be heard in Venice “4 » An investigation . Rething! (Call or write. September. ‘ ’4 girls The building was x - Buys a See it on sale..... RRR RRRAR aaa anane TAF SCCCCC CCC COS SIAGIA GHA GIAGTA GHA Gi This Fine Large Bedroom Suite A Bedroom Suite you will be proud of. Note the hand- some vanity, roomy chifforobe, large dresser and bow- end bed. All in a rich walnut finish; this Suite is en- tirely different. $1 Down DOGIAGIGIGS: QOGQGOge eo € : . ~ : ee Oe ge eee ter 8 Pee, gt 2 iP A IO AE Mi Ma = Ci Dy A APSA GG PLO ALLE AEE, Be OO RS ,

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26 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Se Dally POST-DISPATCH clone has WORE CE Given een ~ _—— ———— es eS BEDROOM WEEK at THE HU B Six Carloads of Bedroom Suites O** ¢ year we hold a real room Underse!l Ing —T) We Give ant: Redon pee a —_~ Purc hased Especially for ¢ves* starts jav Thousands FAGLE STAMPS : ark a . 3 ? ' ary ieee” tN posinnes Filter nA ay This Great Event! *™ meek Sasy “s te” vurch cs taking these bargains, because Savings Average 40%. — ee SEEKS CO-OPERATION OF WORLD CHURCHES - P _—— ~ o ene - iy dee eta i ooo Fe =o yar eee ee ead 4 te 2 7 3 é ve Ese a. > ~ ’ " : mi yen ya ~~ es .4- . - PA Wer ner Sich ce lee ee ee ee ee Rugs for the Bedroom . ese 4-« -* @ Demonstration of the New Mascot Day ~Beds | For Bedre om ranged with the ma Mascot ay+Beds strate the these Day-Beds wincow [fa sail. 2 nd eae ope tems An Exquisite Walnut Suite With Matched Panels Four Large Pieces an VALUE — Period Design rock-Dottom price made possible only & the co-operation of the maker. te tai . - ai 1h 4 : | nh 9 ai ota i 8 og eit $45 Automatic : Bil rc im orcer to see this event a bi a a : uite imcludes bow-end bed. vanity Da-Beds . 4 Gresser and chiftorobe o = | ‘ *15Cash*10aMo, ip So _ Eis ) Set : por-end style eta. cane ce ae a — Distinguished by beauty — > ~——F — ee eee po — [ae an=—sC éBult of genuine walnut i ecroom Suite so this week we w.. mSta.i ire - o- : - ; : . ' : double bed: dresser, 48 ; mag a Ld ‘ee = stTiple-mirror vanity dres Ta Ror 2 eeetBE Ss 28 2 on >. . ~ 7 -_ “= > wits $ a > 5,2 ut OV! and 7 @ iw « - - > - 7 ’ >>. Ss « - cOmpare . ; as 2 3 of thos French becquae wite Springs scemt im Qualifying a< Air Ser . he Reserve Offer : vC it . Crazts? , Bave tasnicon a most apped ing ee ) SAN ANTONT@ Tex. 3 ombination waimut anc srated it wi sery of We quote mis .ow | l = - = - _- i _ ~ - — ~ » " a ™ . % : 7 r é 3 ; a & a | | ose cushions. will be obtainable during Bedroom Week only a: this law ocsce (Free—Wittliff Bed Brace installed a oe — I 3 : . . 3 3 : 3 ; 3 ; : . ; ; Ma : : ; ad KE : an Fes in this bed without extra charge. : p its comfor:. 7 R oS, | efrigeratot atch YourBedroom Suite One-Piece Porcelain Linim, = wi rcelain Exterior solid oak in hand-r golden Gnish. One-pi ‘ming ef genuine white p celaim. Imside 2f doors li : 7 wa - , — a : with porcelain, too. It’s Lindberg had dr ! abou 2 Cash—$2 a Month a , “<< os . ae side-icer model. heavy eet 5 5 | / Cn -_ : insuiated—an ice-saver. T : — a1: é‘ | Anniversary Sale brings : oe gmny'= Aiuylnme Strength - Chiffoniers Dressers $25 50-Lb . | good Refrigerator at “Pong P ‘raordinary low price of Mattress rweeerereve veer The plame from w? mmped was riloted Levee. whe also rece! mismon with the Ae ‘anced Schoo! gras The perach — eeetere Si Miet $8.—Tre wads | Chifforobe oe | | $ 14.95 : | 150@ airplanes. of » 4. $19.75 $14.95 . 2 73022 Sghting machines. ~! : Joiden c 2our-cr << Dressers mith Jak ~hific Se f ; summer, she will ha ; a Chiffomers of ge “cf = ae ae 0 Sa tn ere gg abi W ASHINGTON AT SEVENTH roma, with 2909 airniar : . ze wecia —— Tar Seneen, ) ies: Pa o " We Gwe end Redeem Eagie Stamps pert a@ded that Fran. 388 squadrons

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a tea Tinos Lhe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 21,000 MORE — ~~ a Curry Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATER —— AE Re cee SS _ Grim icnecneiancnaamteeee —_—_ a elirun¢ —_ and UB |} ) | ' | ; ' : | : | oe t Ass , 34 ee ; a ve >. - ae i. eats 2 i ites - 4 Sie +. ee GEE TRE PNG REI AI IO RN : : | { | } Ht “yf aE: S| . ay wT ro. A PucdDws ii “pibp~. Window Demonstration of the New Mascot Day-Beds For Bedroom Week we have ar- ranged with the makers of the Mascot Day+Beds to demon- strate the many advantages of these Day-Beds in our corner window. Re »# ” : ~~ Convenient Credit Terms Four-Piece Bedroom Suite A Special Anniversary © $ 00 Sale Price.... Distinguished by beauty of design and character of workmanship, this Suite is, indeed, a rare value at $149. UST a few of the many unusual values we are offering in celebration of our Built of genuine walnut in American or French walnut finish with handsome panel decorations. Bow-end 38th Anniversary. Our usual liberal credit terms apply during this sale. If double bed; dresser, 48 inches wide, with 26x32-inch mirror: chifforobe. 38 inches wide by 56 inches high; you don’t need Furniture just yet you can make selections now and payment of triple-mirror vanity dresser, with six convenient drawers, is 44 inches wide. a a small deposit will hold furniture for later delivery at present prices. $18 Metal Beds $9.95 Wood-finished style with meta] cane pane] ends. Large posts oO) $12 Metal Beds $6.95 End Table a: : / . ene AEE AS TAO LOL CLLEGE LEE LEAL LD SNL LEILA EAL LILLE ADEE LIAN. LE ETRY MY Sor > AOR A SN: ON EE RS PN RAE RN ERE IE i REE OEE RT RE SI I SN CP Ee AON Te A NSE. = Wood-tinished style with sub- Stantial posts and fillers. Well made. i 2 . a ) — t An attractively designed Table — ‘ in gleaming dark brown mahog- 7 ——— Sata e il \ : | | ‘ finish. T » ieinas : WY . ic — : | | gga 6 Sg hayes agian Overstuffed Living-Room Suite t f ics : : = Le I high. Special Anni- : ; : 2 aaa, - , | \r i : Nha Wie | co HL ears wn Price. |. $9.95 A luxurious three-piece Suite, made with spring seats and Lig | Nh ie me wit d ; backs and loose cushions; mahogany frame. Tassels on arms | \ N ea : ; —_— bys ) $40 to $75 of all three pieces. Upholstered in Jacquard = ' ie Bods velour in a beautiful combination of taupe and = Q 00 rose. Special Anniversary Sale Price........... ) $29.75 ; Combination walnut bow-end Beds in severa! styles, plain and two-tone finish. Odd beds from high-grade suites Nine-Piece Dining-Room Suite | " Unusual in design and decoration. A Venetian walnut Suite in cleverly handled r Fiber Rocker two-tone finish. Extension table measures 42x54 inches, closed. Buffet, 60 inches | ' | Mad f high-grade’ fiber in wide. China cabinet, 40 inches wide. Chairs have tapestry seats. Serving table to | . -f — © 7 : , : h is priced additionally. ......-«e«- peifocesese otc eteeesenes +6e teenenneeecess sc B\ } L ea wh or ayes gn Os waar gx12 size Axminster yrs agian . | | with seat an ck upholstere ‘ _ : | -: a $14 Steel in cretonne. Loose cushion seat, eon : Fag nile a idl F = = = 3 1 p D : S | . Coil Springs with Marshall springs. An- WVEEE) SAS) GURY pale. any 1ovely new patterns an = , —— i -|“C, inner et. I I niversary Sale color combinations to choose from—Special Anniver- = ' | i | S "§ : 95 ES ge oe 12.75 sary Sale Price, $39.75. A handsomely decorated Dinner Set, } . i J | Deep Coil Springs made of fine- | | of 31 pieces—6 dinner plates, 6 cups, ee q! ly tempered stee! with durable i t i 6 -eancers.'6 sauce Gee | p enamel Anish To ft wood or S 1] A R g I . . | — a AMINSter ugs = 2 i ijl’ plates, 1 large platter. A complete if . + ‘S$ | 45 : $ — dinner service for the ~ 95 1] | ; eee be verage family. Special 5 27x54-inch Axminster Rugs in chenille-patterned ef- \ TE ‘A _ Sal Da, | d , ms UU AAU nniversary Sale Price. . | fects. A handy size for halls and doorways. | == ——— ee Bane a= Oe Ee } Polychrome } ; : i mh * SvGca a c _ —s ' tt Springs | yoo ————— All-Enameled Phonograph 98c { | i — a a 5 a | $ l l .0O | | Gas Range Only $9 mann 1A 1074 x 21-inch a The celebrated Never-Sag ro Sol id Oak > 753 A divided-lid console model ‘ wn ova Lamp } | justabe Spring. Comes with 1 sone Nial Phonograph, beautifully de- chrome trame B d 7 C 3 : © a i sande on. bem iter R . signed and very well built ee age dusty ou O1r omp ete a ulate its comfort | . am | nisn. efrigerator }| A well-known make, famous for = Eine polished mahogany fin- Lamps : Ob Piece Porcelaia Lini | the way it cooks and bakes. Four- ish. Special Anniversary Polychrome A dainty. littis | 4 l@ce Forceiain Lining el burner cooking top, large -Oven S * Price * Mi lamp with mahog- , ' a Exterior solid oak in hand-rub- | eee : —="| and broiler-thermometer in oven. ss _ -Vilrror sny-finish bese and | 4 -* golden finish. One-piece ih / \ | White, blue, gray, or marbled : i 5 shade—choice of Se ee ee | P ming of genuine white por- } ‘enamel. Even inside of oven and $ IY several colors. An- old Prin he ‘lk. | Ps Ccelain. Inside of doors lined : : . 4 = niversary Sale Price ery — | a ipieitn ton) Yee: s | broiler are enameled. $69.75 is a e li a 7 lined shade. in choice E roomy side-icer model, heavily i “~ \\ very Special Anniversary Sale a | $ 98 of several colors. Dou- (aR insulated —an ice-saver The 7 | J rice. Long three-panel style, 45x16 inches, =— ble socket with long | = , . | Anniversary Sale brings you this a with rich decorative polychrome frame. silk cord pulls. Anni- ' a $9 Link-Fabric | €00d Refrigerator at the ex- : versary Sale Price, . i Sixteenth : railroad fares or prepay freight in accordance with their plan. Convenient Terms pe ss ||US! HELLRUNG AND GRIMM “ico 43598 84 3 9 Convenient Terms We are members of the Associated Retailers and refund ing . sinitliteiianiaels — —_— ———> i — Oo —_——._ = - cae P Mag se ait ta senate. eaten ——— <= o. '

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aS © oF =. 9 tN Pi Ai Ma aad > ol eae me ST. LOUIS POST- NISPATCH The Dai ly POST - DINSP. Tt a alone has MORE CiTY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED a eee i a; Regular $9.75 Windsor Chairs : . RS A : ey 7s Aygo at on 9 25 Penang? kang oe 4 Last, at. : suai Offer of high- rade Wi \dsoer sty! See em ROG HOUSE FURNISHING CO. nmr nam Manogzanv ao iuave Sale of Mixing Bowls ULALLILTT)) Reteceniene QT, “Wh Mail, Phone ot O. D. Orders 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive Street 50c Cash Delivers Gus : | is B ‘d O : SA, ster rides coup | } | . vt See These Tremendous Bargains Monday! It Will | ay You to i melight in Society IBUY AT THE DEPENDABLE STOREN fiom Here You Will Find Furnishings for the Entire Home at Substantial Reductions. Use Our Credit Te . pinson, Jr. — Moser-M a . . e * ° _ | e - " { pe 18. Bargains Ui Dining-Room Furniture Bedroom Suites at Radical Reductions} YSTER brides and Easter ties fa negusly into the limelight wit first spring days, and society This $295 Genuine Walnut Dining Suite $285 Genuine American Walnut Suites [isc crs ser “the mest attractire of the pre East 2s. at which Lilies played a couspicio" « 1 . =. 4 10 Large Pieces > . 4 Beautiful Pieces Exactly > be the scheme of things wae that . : ee as Shown °° cc & 2S 6 62S ee a Se a a - - , . a - ° ‘ ai : r r : ~s re > a ——_—_ a | ) = ey ; ° | Lo . — | — : Suites at. ° “= ” _ . F . , - s . ———— ry j \ = > |} a ' 75 etre ir o - = 7 ae " . . ; : : = , 7 —_ ‘ | . * nue ee = om ; 7 FF P — > — aceful bow-end bed, spacious ehit 4 iSO - il! "ad LIL TIC 7 s> - >, aD : 7 3s . - - - —— -~- on and : . :. _ — —— . , © aiITs. ail ore Aart $10. 00 Cash—Balance in Easy Monthly Payments $7.00 Cash Delivers One of These Beautiful Suites sf5 W alnut erican > renuine | $15 Ivory Ename! $275 Combinatior $350 Genuine Dressing Table French Walnut Suite French Walnut Suite © / *24* "165° 45 ll - he . . : = . . 4 ~ _— ; ‘ : ‘ ne An ~_ . » os -_ ° . . Ta Detece 2eet i™ . & . a : — - : : - ” va : . nm ~ - a ; ~ ms - — = és - - — — j=oxecpr er; . » ~~ . ~ : ~ - > — -_ -_ - ra 5 a ~ —— ~~ = _—» - >, , ~ * » * ‘ 4 - ‘ 4 ' q g & 2 . . ’ } >. ae o ae ~ ~ y “ a - i = $5.00 Cash ee a “Famous” Range With aSet >] ® 0 S $2 398 Q5 , KS $1 .00 Cash—Balanes Monthiy of 4 Dishes —- With a Set 337. a Baby beep of = = This 10-Piece Aluminum Set _ of 4 Dishes $1.00 Cash Deilwers One $3.00 Cash Delivers One | | oe | "$2.00 Coca Monthly EY FURNISHING CO.,

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wisps tus ite a | ye shy, pgs thf : ry x Yj, Wi iyyy yyy yy Y GIL ty ff (f, GALLE em; ASA 4 4, Hijy spp pp a. ee ee ee -_ = ue ¥ het ea 7 Teer ee > eee - _ . . . : % + x Pit A Ope oe By tat | Ti alg ¥ et ee ee ae ee a | oe ar 2 3 : “s a ee i al 4 bly, ene 7 a Y At, 7 eae a Mtb So = be rane Yee Wb ST. LOUI S, SUN [DAY MORN Ne ,. MARCH zy, 1925, pler Brides Occupy light in Society hh Bins at Hand , Josephine de Montalt wnin Married to W. N. sbinson, Jr. Moser-Mc- on Wedding Set for il 18. Credit Terms eductions the most attractive of the pre-Easter gs, at which lilies play d a conspicious m the scheme of things, was that of Josephine de Montalt Law , daughter . and “ae Louis D. yemeag and Wal- Mable Robinson Jr., of Kansas City and ptonio, qv _ which took place ve sterday of St. Peter's Episcopal Church per- the improvised altar in the drawing on where the service was read by the light tapers, and standards of them fes- @n long siender lines with slight side mies embroidered in pearls A pearl- eaidered satin court train depended from mhoulders and was covered by a veil of moint lace, an heirloom in tobinson ™. worn simply with orange blossoms s back. She carried white orchids and of the valiey. Julia Lawnin, her sister’s only at- wore pastel beige chiffon with lace mme shade, veiling a slip appliqued in A pink horsehair braid hat with ea@roopine from the brim completed th: and she carried pink snapdragons. mewnin wore a tan lace gown and car- bids. James E. Crawford. who mar- Charlotte Lawnin three years azo, man. pgeests, who included only about. 75 remained for an informal reception, Mrs. Robinson departed at noon for ork and will make their home in Sen Hr. and Mrs. Wallace N. Robinson City, parents of the bridegroom: 7, Miss Lucille Robinson and Mrs. *® mother, Mrs. Alcorn, motored to » Payments | m Suites | for the ceremony Antntkk ts 7 2 a *. Mead 3 Dhiltt ; oe . he last week, of which Mrs. Walter Campbell is Harry E. Wagoner, Phillip Hale, Shelby H. Both are former St. Louisans. *Mrs, marriage of Miss Lousita Moser, chairman Mrs. N foMillar KEP ate a \Giathdines bn Zahorsky. Wm. Club Thursday evenimg, April 23. Members ALE RE birthday of some monarch or ruler and some- . » Chairman, Mrs. N. A. McMillan, co-chairman, Curlee, Lon Sanders, John Zahorsky, m. Bush is visiting her aunt, Mra. Max Kotany, ' of Mrs. Leo Moser ¢f 3725 Lindell . a » ; [ Wer. Mellhenny - © #arrinet Frank c. Of the senior aiass will be the guests of e > ee times these functions are unique and spec- and William K. Bi , Dr. Thomas M. Mar- Mclihenny, F. C. arrington, ank C ; Ge ~- Of 4384 Westminster glace, who gave a tea and Gerard McMahon has been set - ee : . Fr ee oe ee ,. honor, and in addition several visitors will Pao will tacular in form. This week the natal Pacey shall Dr. iN. De Me and Mrs. N. H. Thompson, Murray Foristel, Guy Study, Da : for her Friday. Mrs. George Drake Scott ; ay, April 18. The ceremony will ih rc & we eeu 4 oe ee ee m- Wr come to St. Louis for the occasion and the ... LO eset ace M King Fuad of Egypt was the excuse for a big ; . Beauregard, m : eS * ; * | ro - y : 4 ee = nod Bude Mise Elsie Harbauch of Chicago, Chase the evening of April 29, and in the wountain Lake, Fla., for several weeks, have Dr. and Mrs. Ll. D. Kelle.y Jr., Dr. John W. sail April 30 from Paris, where The Cabinet is widely scattered with Sec- ; , c-esse- Mr. end Mrs. Francois Benoist have afternoon there will be a meeting at the Jef- cone to Camden, S. C., where they have been Stewart, Dr. and Mrs. John McHale Dean, Dr. she has attended the New York School of Tetary of War Weeks in Florida and Gee . 00 Cash—Balance Monthly to come from their home in Dallas, ferson Memorial with addresses im both joined by Mr. Mallinékrodt. They will re- and Mrs Ralph L. Cook, Dr. and Mrs. John Design, and will arrive in St. Louis in May. t@ry of the Treasury Mellon on @ holiday Gap 2 e of . : ; . = al. A French and English. The French Ambassa- turn home the middle of April. Continued on Next Page She will make her debut here next winter. Continued on Next Page Continued on Next Page Spring Sale of Carriages Are Offered —Balance Monthiy \ : - +* ee 7 Y ‘Te _- “ _ 4+. ste & : ~ ) 7 © =— —Balance Monthiy . "9 yw ege = JQisiGaRet > . ° , == —Balance Monthly . Cj ~| ' rc , AN ; oir cnmar Lafayette Celebration To Be Held April 29 ’ HE centennial of favett isi Louis will be celebrated April 29, afayette Centennial Society, org Lafayette s ¥1 3 rx it i St. c — , pv tbe ~ BAGES. nye" —- em -~ ——> - — eee ~ (Left) Miss Dor- othy Wray. who gave a dinner party Monday night for a group of out-of-town visi- tors. (Right) Mrs. Wallace Noble Robinson Jr., whose wed- ding took place yesterday She was Miss Josephine Lawnin. gor to the United States has been invited to give the address at the banquet. Among those active in plang for. the cele- bration are: Mmes. Walter Campbell, N- A. McMullan, N. H. Beauregard, William O’Fal- lon, Ben F. Gray, A. W. Southward, Dwirht Howard Bailey, T! Tredway, eodore She me ALI K ABA me at the Lawuip home. 5128 Wash- boulevard. The Rev. Dr. Edward §&. or with satin ribbon formed an- isle from the stairway. will invite a group of other Cabinet women. a bride was gowned in white flat crepe In order to present ber invitation in per- Medical Stadents to Hold <<Promenade at City Club HE annual promenade sponsored By the Medical will be given this year at the City Junior class of the St. Louis wv 7 School Parties for Visitors NFORMAL parties characterize the visits of two out-of-town guests, .Mre, Prescott daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Herbert "Walker of New York, and’ Mrs. Robert ‘HH. White of celebrating with the diplomatie colony the y= Mrs. = ¥"' Children to Easter Egg-Rolling Party National Officers of Girl Scouts to Receive Young- sters' With Her — Spring | Wedding Bells Soon Will Chime in Capital, me brides and Easter ilies flash . sneousiy into the limelight with WASHINGTON, March 28. f . : | first spring days, and society's RESIDENT and Mrs. Coolidge have is- — 117 ~ TVIT « turn from Lenten introspection ce Prva a general invitation to the children ; A’ ALLES Secseau teas and veils and wedding trips. of the national capital to participate in an egg-rolling party on the White House lawn on Easter Monday. A special group of little ones from official, diplomatic, and resi- dent society will view the proceedings from | | the White House portico and Mrs. Coolidge ; probably will be aniong those who will try { their luck with the historic sport of egg roll- . : ing on the gentle slopes back of the executive As nationa] honorary president of the Girl Scouts of America, of which Mrs, Herbert Hoover is president, Mrs. Coolidge has in- vited the officers of that organization to re- ceive with her at the egg rolling and to as- sist in caring for her guests. Mrs. Hoover son Mrs. Coolidge slipped out to the pic- turesque girl scout tea house in Pierce Mill, Rock Creek Park, Thursday afternoon. She wore on this occasion a costume of dark blue taffeta made on straight lines finished about the bottom with a cuaars of the emunaons A surprise visit was paid to the President and Mrs. Coolidge this week by their son, John Coolidge, who came from Amherst to epend his Easter vacation with his parents. Thursday night young Coolidge was guest of honor at a dinner given by Miss Beatrice Henderson, granddaughter of Mrs. John B. Henderson, for 20 of the younger set. Miss Henderson came up from her school at War- renton, Va., for the weekend, Miss Cynthia Miss Dorothy: Watker, | C fa ; Three young women home from finishing som for the Easter holidays. From left: Miss May Reynolds Scott, — Whittemore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton L. Whittemore, from Westover; Miss Dorinda Kennefly, daughter of Ethel Walker School. Mis Lucy Terry. She will depart today for ot Springs, Va.. with Mrs. Wallace D. Sim- and Miss Eleanor Simmons. .

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STND: ORNING, MARCH 29, 1925. eTire “i - a os " ~ - Ls Tr — wT. . * MEDICAL STUDENTS rom Miami Beach. Fla. feparted for his home tm Northern; f> Dr. and Mrs C. De Witt Lukens | ous parties were given for ib visit-1Mrs. W. a Het EASTER BRIDES OCCUPY MRS. COCLIDGE INVITES Anthony Ed@ward Matrsek has Wiseensin after ortnight’ tsi f 43810 Laciede avenue. Numer-!or. inc'uding a dinner tr .Mr. and avenue LIMELIGHT IN SOCIETY CHILDREN TC EASTER TO HOLD PROMENADE 3 ; WITH SPRING AT HAND EGG-ROLLING PARTY AT CITY CLUB . (eetineced frem Preeeding Pace. Centinecd from Preeeding Pact ( ontinecd from Preeeding Peace. 7 Thi Wednesday, Apri! 1° th } Paul and some of his' Auer. D ad Mr W ey Is eelected by Miss Lun: : tte ierveds "3a Tacha eecretary “ap r. rr and Mrs. Rals . mere. daughter ot Mr ral - cain oh ardh and his wi hem pson r. and Mra. rein’ Ss £ Robert Blackwell] Whittem : ve ez hore f Kansas fot Purford and Mrs. Altre: . ~~ ° _ ~~ - > = . “~_ Me 7 ~ > - : 7 $ 7 ’ ys . . > 7, > + ._ ~~” 7 ; — 4 : : ~ 4 M4 ~~ . - ; day : . Fede * da . ancts Browr STE Gramcmere con vs : wsh-|Dr. and Mra Alphonse J. Raen ) And 16 Selections "oe z ; n : Lia! of Mr M! -e ; : : ie a “Oo ite «f Sal yer » PF eeener. =o cur Own Choice ol and cou : to-! Rutmat finjst : =. ¥ : : be maid of honor ant Francis tor of "he famous Margot Asuuts Ralph A Kinsella, Dr. and Mr ) , Eight 10-Inch D. D. B. L. Victor Records Asmat! ing produced there . Dr. a All fox : — srr ft! : bs _ o> nd —— 7 tly in Wash.ac- = : * “ey gstus “ al i Amd Save a Great tstanding mar- ** et Soy ae oe : Part of the Cost ‘ be t cM the Png iy Wemes muke their own Nats. it's ) c.. 3 1. 2. he Mt , oa ae . -_ - aay Materiak cat te fire. few ’ : Z _ — + 4 : And irs Fy ‘ sim pie mei ree’ leam : eee: ee wince turin. «ible aug of the cwat —_ : » Wa. 2 VY 1. STL nos MATERIALS WHOLESALE ee ree g¢nd@ Mrs (liam Herry Luedd BtcKEAM FRAMES responce Cc thre M ruU.ca mtaleoni oj ; me . —_ irc rs _ - bet 2 = : ¢ , _* 2 e ; ws , , : : ; on — _— paburyr apartments ix home f 2. Cure — rae SoS — — wntaleoni _ on ace) FREE CATAL@: MAILED : Bits! whens eke won: vere: he | Pantal qlliplnae Meir Clack: Vince Cloth, Kandy Cloth. Delivered to Your efter her return from the Chambe S'S - one si : a an Moire Cloth. “Wook, : 4 - Home Pa © ‘.- mmerce —- ~- 2. ' = 2 Jk. tore er . ' sata Tu re sana a “SS - of 00 Miss Mary Louise Cotter > >& mot engi mt “aitl Aas e *ee @ ee — e Pr R. ] > mee | - Milter ‘ger : Mrs 4 % oo. a iS ae a? — = ~2 ~ nszs- : > : . . ™ d . ’ «+ ; : ; —? RING, ' vLOoOBn P; «| ——_ e . + _ ~" ~_*s a- - - . ‘ . -_ , > . : Tam | me Kinge- } sroused a te | Pershing avenue. and | Pe 3 tano Co., VAL. REIS, Gen. Mgr. ’ OL Ey a2parcmencs, s& eLpected a , ere ye » Be . core . . . . > . today from a lengthy vi fornt | | f Washing rer > ~ / away Qourrars, we © 2 F $1.00 to $1.25 on eee ee every Gar. triiing what : = . Ir. has been in Burep L yes Y ° >’ + eSiae: a Se am Basing o¢ e020 wef , 2 a New Low Price for This Cuality “SAN-GRI.NA™ after abe | ’- sce OE Creations ag teeer fo "e¢uce. w= thew* She ws 6 lewing cuampic — the woodertal Sie to $SO Hets ‘Teastermaeteesn tat any fat persen ca > hesuah bp tumely taking twe emall tet Reduced to RT betere cach wral a - = - * ' ns : : , : ee eae r @rage st to-day ard get & $5 to $30 ; é and styie comsicdered—these Coats are imcorparadie values e “sa S Ri a — Bu . neinmati, | ios. They demonstrate conclusively that Gariend’s Daylight aed st &@ proce wither the reack ts : a>. o~ Se sure te get “SAN-GR! NA,’ wt ‘twe April it ' | —— Section has established a mew plane of style smartméss at t t the eniy Thing | erer torre te a i = ae 2 oe weibealte ee ee = “Basement™ prices. Attend this sale and make the discovery that thou fTRomm@nc 2} ov Seman, 285 2h + Lerari j , a Sew sony Cie. ree | sands of women have already made! “Sem 44” 5 ve . 4 ‘ms ese & Lwelph tein rane IMPOR TER—MILLINERY ; ~ i lreede 38 B'dc => £ Ole th REO ORS PP ue ee ee ae ee ————_ FITTING ST WOMEN OUR SPECIALTY NEW COATS ARRIVE FOR THE STOUT WOMEN Because of Exceptiwnaily Fortunate Purchases—The Prices Are Low $2950 $4950 $7950. These are outstanding values fer Pre-Easter Week—the Coats show later days styles and newer colors—fur-trims tor many. but comtrast fabric, self-trums. and Mannish coa+s re much in vogue. OUT Sizes 40°, ta 54°, ies ale Plain and Self-Striped Pelaires ENSEMBLE COSTUMES J iwi sani: eee When very correct there is a per- | . @ fect alliance of frock and coat | Lf == VV xD UL styles tor street and sport wear $ | oe i ; in the more ropuilar Spring | $6922 TO 14922 | =tis- |} models. They are full lined and come im colers of | ——_ — = >. ae ‘am. navy, deer. rust and brown. Trummungs of fur and 4 radiant coler of frock and coat ming—this seems very essential until ome sees those other. is adorned amd realizes the elegance of the seilf-toned | | a) Note This Complete Size Range. accessory trock. Sizes 38°. to 48°. Crosby's “Gray Shop” 1019-21 Locust Street HARRY M. SCHMIDT. Prest Misses” Sizés, 16 and 1S Wemen's Sizes. 36 te 14 Extra Sizes. 42°4 te 5214 SSeS BROAPWAY and 110-124 SETH SF ==

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for the visit-; Mrs. w. A. . H by .Mr. and ‘avenue. mich, ¢ § Weight 5, colors, » black; isle tops od soles. ———— eee ee ne — _ mi $4.00 ST.LOUIS POST-DIS ee ae ee a a a ee a = ne Our Annual Spring ull-Fashioned Silk Hose Chiffon on | All- Medium $ 25 Silk $ = Chatter Weight The Stocking Large assort- > ment new col- ver a _e ors, gunmetal beautiful new co’ors also black and and brown soles. é gunmetal. lisle top and red to Your on Payment “$5.00 le $5.00 Per Month Pure Silk wlors; some re clocked. jin and drop itched, visck Re 4 colors. ‘rull Fashioned HOSIERY SAVING DEPT. 210% © sitves — Women’s Pure Silk Hose 59 sizes in lot. C Blak and $1.00 to $1.25 quality—black, brown C and a few colors. Mostly black in sizes 9 and 9g’ 5. MEN’S | WOMEN’S ALL-SILK HOSE CHILDREN’S DEP’T Service weight—black and colors.® J :90 DEP’T Hose: all 25c 50c Pure Silk — Socks; col- . ee ee ors and black 35¢ é Women’s Full-Fashion Lisle good sizes. Fiber Plated Black and white: medium weet 450 25c Quality 14, % Socks 97 wer "LIC sizes in lot. Women’s Fiber Silk l, faille, silk prints and silk jer- n, lipstick, turguoise, coral, » tam and other Spring shades. Frocks $ All Perfect for 15 years ‘reacese. The Karges Hosiery Co., 821 Locust ,s*=:""* eee eee ‘ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 37% —— ee FS - See Mrs. Charles Edward Hussman ]penhorst of Louisville, Ky., at the ' | Of 4942 West Pine boulevard gave | Midland Valley Country Club. | eee f a bridge luncheon Wednesday forjand Mrs. Schoppenhorst are visit- | will return home April 1 from Hot Z her daughter, Mrs. Harry Schop- iting at the Hussman home. TWO DAYS--MONDAY AND TUESDAY Marked Reductions on Fine Quality Hose All Perfect From Our Regular Stock Women’s F / ; Featuring Modish Footwear , With Solid Comfort Built In T is not necessary that those women whose feet demand the utmost exactness in fitting or who have foot troubles should sacrifice style. We have several well-known. lines of comfortable, especially built combination last footwear which are also up-to-the-minute“in vogue. - " ~ — The Arch Preserver 3-Strap shown above comes in patent with blonde kid trim, black sdtin with black suede trim and all- over tan calf. Sizes are 3 to 9; widths, AA to C.., : ‘. $42.50 ! Same style, white washable kid. $13.50. Scientific Fitting Service We have trained experts who will accurately diagnose foot ills and select the proper footwear for individual needs. This service is gratis. | : i Main Mail 5 Floo Orders “Tho Ph wB % Solicited Tit WASHINGTON | Springs, Ark., where they havelxat the school. been guests at the New Arlington ' Hote! for a fortnight. = —_-—-—- = in three acts, will be presented a ithe Artists’ Guild, Union and En-'‘of the Chester apartments. | Mrs. Charles Claude Spink of the!right, the evenings of April 1 and Mr.| Forest Park Hotel, and her daugh- 2, at 8:35 p. m., by students of the | | ter, Mrs. Frances Spink Riesmeyer, | St. Louis Schoo] of Fine Arts, Skin- | ker road. Tickets may be obtained | / ) ET ane | Mrs. Walter G. Peterson of Ce- ' “Three Live Ghosts,” a comedy | lar Rapids, Ia., is the guest of her I mere! ant | NEW YORK BROOKLYN CHICAGO DETROIT ' : j | And Now ST.LOUIS Will Talk on § | “Slenderizing Apparel | for Women” (STOUT and Regular Sizes) l- Over the Radio K SD | (The St. Louls Post-Dispatch Station) NEXF THURSDAYS April 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 at 4 P. M. Sharp Announcement! Lane Bryant, the originator and world’s iargest manufacturing-retailer of Slenderizing Apparel ; for Women, will open a complete new store on or 1O¢ | about April 15th at | SIXTH and LOCUST STS.—ST. LOUIS OO — a _ -- —- — ee ve Section. ve Section ’ we SA ig Coats at his Cuality are incomparable values that Garlend’s Daylight of style smartnéss at e discovery that. thou- Fashionable People Are Wearing Silks and T wills —for they invariably adopt the new mode Simultaneous with its “pproval by Paris. They want them for their front and godet flares, their straight and the other new fashion touches that distinguish them. SINTH si. 232335 . PRRs JIIOMAS W. GARLAND (1)0) aEEeeeaeaeewan ss Packs and front ties ei i FPF FF ro? ; Giro be > . 3 eS rs Pe Ss } Tw. “2 ax i 7 . oe C oy : - c Ss cy 2 > ae oF - ia , Tite CF “~ S==CHARGE PURCHASES PAYABLE IN MAYS (GARLANDS INCORPORATE O St Louis’ Largest Women's Specialty Shop A Special Sale of Paris-Favored “Silk and Twill Coats =" - 35 monkey combinations. Black Navy Bubble HUNDREDS OF SPRING COATS IN REGULAR STOCKS AT $15, $24.75. $72.50 AND UP TO $265 4) | bs \ . . » \ | Petite sizes, 31 te 37 Misses’ sizes, 14 to 18 | Z| a F Women’s sizes, 36 to 46 $1] 22° and Up | ‘3 Extra sizes, 42%, to 52°, | == h Sexngsioe - ee ees 11 13 BRGADWAY and HOT! 14 SOT 8 aS ae ‘ VY me HE Coats that Paris wears—the same styles, the same that you will be happy to have for the Easter parade and all Spring wear—especially at such remarkably low prices. Colors Golden Chestnut Powder Blue a > ee - | PMiullinery In the Newest Flares, Fur Bands | Blossom Forth Now in and Spring Colors | Summery Colorings ~~ $10 to $45 $ | Bright hues form the key- | note of the new Easter mil- linery with hues of capu- cine, rust, king blue. The — dressier Hats are of filmy | laces, flowered effects, ma- lines and Canton crepes— as typified by the large fabrics, the same colors and furs. Identical also in that | summery droops pictured so elusive chic of which Paris is master. Slim of line above. While for sports and smartly flaring, they embody the more advanced fashion notes | the styling runs to felts, suedes, leathers and Bang- koks. The collection now displayed here is of inter- | esting importance to every | woman and miss in St. “Louis. Plain OT Fur Banded ; Fourth Floor. Fashiog sponsors the untrimmed as well as the trimmed flare. Fur bandings are of peach fox, vicuna, king lynx, mouffion, badger and Some completely circle the coat, others form the front flare only. | Beautify Your Figure With a Poirette Compact ; The marvel garment for Aquamarine : the present silhouette. Ab- Tan | solutely eliminates all bras- | siere difficulties and re- Rougette | ‘duces the figure measure- ments from 2 to 4 inches. and Other Spring Shades Featured in our Corset Sec- | tion—fitted by experts. " ~ eae _ 2) gy a, atl et a cl EI eR ty eal | Tuesday at 3 o'clock in the club- — | house, 5428 Delmar boulevard, in ; honor of Mrs. Elias Michael, whom ithe club has endorsed for re-elec- | tion to the Schoo! Board. The hos- itesses will be Mmes. Herbert &. ‘Hadley, Eugene R. McCarthy, El- ma H. Benton, Frederick B. Eise- man, Theodore W. Crossen, Fred R. Hammond, John B. Edwards, Hor« 'ton Watkins and Misses Margaret Shapleigh, Gertrude Prack, Irene Steinau, Georgia Gambrill, Mable McQuestion and Elizabeth Hays. Miss Beatrice M. Fehlig enter Searmes 65 guests at a tea yesterday ‘afternoon at her home, 1246 Am- jherst place. Those invited inelud- ed 30 seniors at Nerinx Hall in Webster Groves, classmates of the hostess. Misses Celeste Fehlig, | Rosemary O'Reilly, Mary George jand Dorrit Barnicle were assisting | hostesses. +; <A number of prominent womes ‘ere interested in a Benefit musicale to aid the tornado victims planned | for Friday afternoon, April 3, at | the home of Mrs. LeRoy Bush, 6336 sponsors includes Mmes. CC. Spen- cer Meredith, Benton H. Pollock, R. C. Frampton, L. Wade Childress, | Thomas G. Ratcliffe, James Ross | Clemens, Charles L. Allen, Emmett |M. Myers, Bert H. Lang, Lon V. |'Stephens, Edward Worcester Jr., Harry Wagoner, George W. Cale Jr.. George G. Gambrill, Oscar. bk. Biebinger, Henry C. Whiteside and Le Roy Bush. The progtam will be given by Mrs. Carroll Smith, @- | Prano; Isadore Grossman, violinist, and Lawrence Meredith, pianist. | The women of Washington Uni-. versity will give a benefit bridge /party Saturday afternoon, April 25, jat 2 o'clock in the large ballroom ° of Hotel Chase. The proceeds will (Watch Papers for Opening Date) ee, | g6 to the proposed women’s bulld- ling. Miss Leota Diesel is in charge of arrangements, assisted by Misses 'Loulse Butler, Gertru De Witt, 'Blanch Klein, Grace Thomas and | Marion Wait. Reservations may be made in Dean Fenton's office of 'with members of the commilttee. | Mr. and Mra. Louls Kay of 6707 | McPherson avenue celebrated-thetr twentieth wedding © anniversary Thursday night at Bevo Mill. A? ‘o'clock dinner was served for 69° |fuests, followed by dancjng. The ‘dining roont was decorated in flow~ ers and balloons. Mr. Kay pre- sented his wife with a diamond || wedding ring in honor of the oor gg Oe Oe ga hl gy gy ugg agg Oe Oe OO et ay, age agg Re eagle ng ee — _casion. ' A party wde given at the home of Miss Pauline Tarren, 4335 De Tonty street on the evening of March 21. |Among those present were: Misses |Melly.Lewin, Kate Feldman, Shir- ley Olschansky, Betty Rosenfeld, Johanna Sussman, Harriet Tarren, |Guesie Rubin, Blanche Sievers, LAl-- ‘lyan Sussman, Pauline Tarren ané@ {| Mesers...Edwin Sehwarts, Harry ‘Soffer, Charles Kaufman, Meyer | Tonpolsky, Dave Weinberg, Meyer | Fishman, Nat Biermén, Nat Schear, |\Fdward Lending, Dave Zimmer- ‘man, Henry Loberman and Jack Tarren. | Mrs. J. H. Allen of 5432 Bartp mer avenue, gave a bridge junch- eon and linen shower last week at the City Club in honor of Miss Ma- rion Morriss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Morriss, whose engaze- ment to Ranald Macdonald ef Los /Angeles has been announced. The guests were Misses Sara McRob- erts, Georgia Taylor, Louise Sporr, Pattie Chapman, Thelma Parkes, Dorothy Aufderheide, Frances Ta- ‘gzgesich, Margaret Turley, Linda |Culver, Helen Brod, Mildred Aike Wilma Elliett, Martha Garland, Evelyn Bacon and Mmes. Freders ick Dickie, W. T. Garland, Richard Alt and R. M. Morris. | The Ladies’ Aid Society of First Congregational. Church have an Easter Market Friday” ‘the church. Cafeteria lunch ‘served from 12 to 2 o'clock, end homemade bakery goods, and Easter novelties will bern sale. — | Friends of Mrs. Carrie A. hi ‘of 3907A Labadie avenue, gave ‘a surprise party Mareh 14. ‘luncheon music and games ‘were provided for the amusement of the guests. ‘a | ‘A surpris# party was given in honor of Mrs. John H. Schmitt | Saturday evening at her home, 'Goener avenue. The guests inclad@-. ‘ed Mr. and Mrs. John H. Schrgiit, land their family, Mr. and Mire, Matt Hunthausen, Mr. and Mit. Louis Hunthausen and childrea, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hoff and cifi- dren: Mrs. Dueber and daughter, Misses Hazel Oppermann and Vis- let Link, and Messrs. Todd Webb, Robert Herman, Walter Bartz and | Olof Betcher. , _ A luncheon-bridge will be civen April 4 for the begefit of the #¥- 'nior Council delegate fund. It will be held at the Branscome Hotel, | 5370 Pershing avenue, at 1:30... | An informal party was given home of Mr. and Mre. M. Kurta pf 804 Eastgate avenue, in honor-ef ‘their cousin, Cantor Josef Rosep- blatt. The guests were Mr. aad Mrs. Harry Margulis and son, yfr. and Mrs. Lee P. Brasch and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kurtz, Mr. Mre. Louie Pergemna and Mrs. M. Fischlowltz. - The Misses Lucille and n | Yorbstein of 3930A Utah ptace \tertained a group of friends af ‘luncheen Sunday afternoon im ho io: of the engagement daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max | Porbsteiz of 4223 Grace and Dave Lieberman, son of ‘Ida Lieberman of 1363A avenue The guesta were © @te an4 Grace LAngah, Conttieeed on Page 6. Ss * re ME pein r , ee Sy i net ly ‘ OTHERS PLANNED | ister, Mrs. Richard A. Belding, | The College Club will give a tea Forsythe b.~levard. The list of a <a ereener See wllag age an. ee = te ee ; : ' -/? . a Thursday evening, March 19, at @e | | of ther cousin, Miss Janet Forbstelp, — i nn sarap ~ aati! aig? wax “a

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———————— The Dailg POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED — Neen emanate ea ee ———— oa) ee See CHARGE PURCHASES PAYABLE IN MAY eT ee oe ee ae . aed I oe c a Ps er ll : “i a Sa = * J i a ae ~*~ q at, 7 ‘ ., eetasé ee” | vy, Oran ~ i a J . _ «* :- ch “ : : ec ease ” Ae Al w s —_ = - = = M a 32s _ =. oon Sas =~ oa» diy a . 7 ‘4 # é = a ‘ 4 32 4 — + “S23 Toe 2% Jo tee oe ST a EA, OE SF IN SE SASS AT RTE Pee | SE SR SA al * we - - . ‘ . eilied * _* - A 2 : _ . ‘. " ca 7 . o *- — - . =: 4 > ~ id - . 4 > . "i ; 4 ei ep" of sae . . mw » on j . i -“@q@” « Wilsem ana fv-: c: - oe J gurp: = shesrer was fiver ae ree at . of Miss Loretta Swe south Eleventh sree , buffet luncheon Was sical pre °9 sreceded by 2 me Oe he gues. were Mise Yanda, Bess Yanda, Aznes E .eanor VYoeliner. - Jarus, Susie Albach. =k Mary Sediagd, naaat Pott. Agnes Kren. - Elizabeth Krieger. Eleaner ru ster Sediak. ett fame Jarus. Hele Pome the bride « sok Elia Toen yes. Mrs sa Matonsek, cr gp , »7 — Dm. Engel. Miss s<noe™ ral ¢ Frapvet Jarus Merril 15- Ps , : 7 HenevyA.WEImL $1616 OLIVE ST. Select Your Easter Gifts From Our Month-End Sale of Novelties New Long Chains Earrings Chokers in All New Shades ~ Sterling Sweater Sets Sterling Mounted Pearl and Rhinestone Rings Rosaries, in cases Bracelets, Etc. Other novelties striking- ly unique, including Bags, Combs, Pearls, Bracelets, etc.. have arrived in time for Easter adornment, and are variously priced in moderation. WELL s—PFirst Floon. hi — Spri Footu Superior footwear . . . the smi ionable new Spring modes - - The Boulevard

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“ > bap —_ ns a a ae a MARCH 29, 1998. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 ‘ rp . 4 tin - re 4 _ EE i i ce = = : MORE CITY Circulation than BOTR other evening newspapers COMBINED oi ee OF THE WEEK; nf Wh : 44); ijMy itt i mY - (y Lit hh iy ih Mrs. Jacs rs will be given at the hom: —— - : : - a 1] assisting © “ re are’, Ar sideration. Ellis, W. P. Erbart, W. F. ret Scudmore, Florence Wei- | 1, McCormack as leader. ’ ’ gd preceded by @ musi al The guests were Misses Yanda, Bess Yanda, Agnes Eleanor Albach, Anna Sipp, Voeliner, Adelaic Ruzika, Jarus, Susie Albach. Barbara Mary Sediak, Celia Groll, ah Pott. Agnes Kren, Lilian r, Elizabeth Krieger, Eleanor l, Mamie Jarus. Helen sa Matonsek, Ella Toenyes, Mrs Brenner, Mrs. Schoenho! D. Engel. Miss Schoenholz wii! Il choice t . this e, feat- fabrics, and the The 10uette, tie, js erous 11a : ee | . ii ; the meeting with roll call, respond- ed to by current topics. A com- mittee was appointed to revise and Wi amend the by-laws. Mire. J. Little- Henry A. FI field was unanimously indorsed to } 016-916 OLIVE ST. take Mrs. John Payne's place as attending the association meeting Select Your Easter} at the Coliseum; the illustrated lecture on “Broken Laws.” at ing laws in the home: es Mrs. Chas. Forse. Mrs. Rachael Stix Michael candidate for the dorsed by the club. Committee re- tl ‘ Novelties tion, Mrs. H. C. Wright gave a lor of the Isaak Walton League on of animals and birds by the tour- ists in the forests, and advised against spreading oil and gas in the streams. Thegbservation of Garden Week was stressed. Mrs. New Long Chains Earrings Chokers in All ' New Shades ~ Sterling Sweater Sets modern Herculaneum and Pom- peli and the work of the arche- ologists. and Mrs. George Malone, i rling Mounted who f st Sse \ “} ‘ 4A 1e Nt ‘Pearl and Rome Left to Modern 1 The Rhinestone next hostess W be Mrs. E. R NYy- Ri t I Apri 3, i o'clock lunch- ngs © eor;r 7 (ls Miaple and ¢ r avenues : Ww Other novelties striking-|[ } parker president eit inc , meeting to order at 2:30 p.: nd ly unique, including Bags, 1-5 thet pomp Nagel Auathgagalin=y fue, Peetis, Breceletsiil!... were read’ bythe secretar. etc., have arrived in time|] Mrs. William Kopfstein, and ay yroved. Mrs. Par} read a lette for Easter adornment, and|f Pe Sherman aeeibhout tt ae variously priced in the Missouri Federation of Wo- " nan s Clubs irging all ciub wor moderation. Gets ta ea inmate pa WEIL’ S—First Floor. | Government” by laskell. Mrs : Parker appointed Mrs. G WwW Centinuned on Next Page. 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sirth St | ; Sprin | | | Foo twear | : , | - Superior footwear . . . the smartest and most fash- | ionable new Spring modes .. . priced moderately. j ~~ The Gilda —_ d Patient Colt : With Alligaior 7rim ; ; i : _—t Tan Russic With Alligator Trim $7.50 The Boulevard Patent Colt i = we == — Tan Alligator Saddle Fren: h Cal? Ss Brown Alligato : Trin Tan Pus: 7 i al? With Alligator i _—_———_— - ——— oe = 7 loo yin The wedding will take Cecelia Sch pace in June. Sirs. and Mrs. A. Bain a } ” > x. » Ors’ . . finued From Pace Mr. and Mry. David Harrison of) °f 1205 North Buclid avenue, at a san, Leona Ross Clark, Flo : | ‘nner given in honor of the couple Be Glueck o ‘ ‘lev . THER GATHERINGS | the engagement of their daughter, Tuesday evening, March “Janice Chliueck ot (ievelana k Hirs leld | Miss Jean Dorothy. to Gustave L.. \ Waterman avenue has been set for the wedding. Mrs. Henry Roeniling Penrose street, Sagement of her niece, Miss Gert- Walter Weinstock of Pershing ave- The engagement of Miss Marion | Louise herr, daughter of Mrs. Ma-' rion Kerner Kerr of New York, and | Mrs. A. Josephone Goodwin of 621 North Kingshighway announces | the engagement Miss Esther Leondine, to Arthur J. Bange Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bange of 3857 Piad avenue. The' ° The wedding wil] take place June 19. William Thompson Nardin A business meeting of the St.’ Westminster place Wednesday Louis Parliamentary Club is called Sam from 3 to o'clock, to for all members of both the *be- Mr. anc M Victor J. Miller, | &imners’ and the advanced class, to her daughter. esdames be held in the committee room of} m arends, Henry Breyman, VU. | ©cruggs, Vandervoort & Barney at Ti ree | John N, | 19 @. m. tomorrow. Matters of im- ida S&S. Dorse Alice Elliff, | portance wil] be taken up for con- Murphy of Park | 1249 Amherst place. has chosen iphy, sports editor of the St. Frank X. Ha iv. Ivy hKel- The Uandi Literan C'nub will! peti ee ht riage to Jdsef B. Bloch, son of Mr. mm 6 Ledman, FE. 1). Luedde, W.|) meet on next Thursday at the majam,. li. Hi. OF ershelp, J0O- home of Mrs. Everett Ramsey, 3 Bi. (verto! hugene J.'5749 Kingsbury place, with Mrs. A. ng, E. H. Thiemeyer; Misses Hy, Cleveland assisting.. It will be me peviin, Katherine Gundolf,|a musical program with Mrs. Louis Mr. and Mrs. J. Schiffer of 5082 Page boulevard, -nnounced the en- Sagement of their daughter, Lucille-Francis Method SPECIALISTS Removing Superfluous Hair , EYEBROWS ARCHED MISS G. HEYNE, Specializing in Manicuring, Hair Dressing and Marcel Waving Phone for .Appointment—Olire 9300 S22 Frisco Bide. Dobbs Ferry, N. Y.. and is a mem-! ber of the Junior League. sister of the late Hamilton K. Kerr | a granddaughter Ciarles H. Kerner, an early mem- MISS MARY AKT NEEDLE. DEPARTMENT Desires to announce dhat she ha« opened The Mary Mae Art Shop — —--. ~~ Mr. Murphy attended 9 — a Lamp Shade and Pi|- low Making taugiit Stamping and kLm- .ated from Yale with the clase of He is a member of the Scro]! ASB0 Cabanne Av Bernice Wilson a! st.ne Debating teams have been an- e nee « civen in | neunced by the International Re- purprise m, “# sf ' "4 ot . eae lations Club at Lindenwood Col- of oad ag “ anil a re lege to meet a challenge of Waeh- is. va buffet luncheon was |imeton University giris, orl fence —_- © bate, Friday evening, April 3. Miss ——_F ft and Edward A. shing avenue, announces the en- | ,Sagement of his daughter, Ethel Boonshaft,. and Max Schader. | ,80n of Mr. and Mrs. 8. Schader of} Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lampert of! 6024 Maple avenue, announce the inounces the en- | ©ngagement of their daughter, Miss} Rebecca, to Saul L. Rubin. son of} Mr. and Mrs. Jaceb Rubin of 6316 | Westminster place. Miss Lampert is a member of the Theta Phi Sig- | ina Sorority. M-:. Rubin is a grad- ) uate of Washing’ un University and is a member of the Phi Tau Sigma fraternity and *~hantoms. The wedding will iake place in the: autumn. Mrs. Sam Gold ‘of 5115 Kensing- ton avenue announces the engage- ment of her daughter, Miss Bertha ——— | Gold, to Harry H. Pastel of 5124 Kensington avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Peters of 6245 Westminster place and Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Kirkpatrick of 6254 Pershing avenue, who have been in California for several weeks, are | _ at the Arlington Hotel in Santa Barbara. ; Miss , FAC! Fer &t. wrink ies, Restores norma! AN EXPERT PLASTIC SURGEON HERE MARCH 30 TO APRIL 15 The day of fear hag paseed with the advent of SAFE, PAINLESS, PRACTICAL, SCIENTIFIC Metheds of plastic surgery ia the hands of an experienced, competent plastic surceen. There is no reason for anyone to be handi- rapped through life with ugiy festtires. large eare. (Ul-shaped lips, hanging theeks, excessive Uughing lines. drooping mouth corners, double chin, all nose deformi- ties. hollow cheeks. lines, frowns, baggy eyelids, scars, moles, Pimples. etc. reduced without exercise, starvation. . Harmiess and sure.” Mre. Burgess reduced ry} . 33 Ibe. in 60 days: J. HH, Cooper, 26 Ibe. in 30 days; FB. G. . in 60 days. Our system leaves po wrinkles or saggy skin. figure and form. Fat is dangerous-—-—-get rid of it. Write for further information. Consultation free. Hours: ll . Se DR. PINKSTAFF, Plastic Surgeon wing Helen Calder will be captain of Lindenwood's aflirmative team, assisted by Misses Ruth Rodda and Virginia Hoover. with Marie Laney, alternate The negative side will be supported for Lindenwood by Miss Helen Lewis, captain, and Misses Virginia Symns, Margaret Sed AHoOoOop, and alternate, lielen Safeguard Your Furs in Our Cold Dry Air Storage eR ol and) The Harmony Literary Club, M. MOTHPROOF'! FIREPROOF! Fr. W. C., held its regular meeting bme the bride of Frank Jarus) Friday at Benish’s grill reom. Mrs. pril 15. Ww. C. Markham, presiding. opened THEFTPROOF'! 606-08 Washington = > > a ee 2: ae ‘= president of the Eighth District. | ; Reports were given from members —_ See. 2 ae ee ‘hich Mrs. Ees advised on observ- | Gifts From Our ee ee . . —~ +. Louis Parliamentary Law Club, | and the talk on the crime wave. A M Nn h E d reading was given by Mrs. M. 8. O t si n @ Keator of Edna Ferber's “Sun-! dried.” The Lindenweod College a c of Club Reciprocity, heid at the For-| Park liotel, was re ported bs / ewelr wf Schoo] Board, was unanimously in- ports were as follows: Conserva- | resume of the talk by Mr. J. Tay-; the prevention of fires, protection | Wm. C. Markham gave a sketch of| eae et itt oe) a ’ — oe Py i. °a aS . ¢ eady! ... MONDcAY 3000 New Spring C cA Notable Selection At IMPLY wonderful you will agree when you see them. The selection at $35 has all the smartness of the higher priced garments. Lovely twills and feather-weight soft woolens Snug shoulders, fur bands, and embroidery distinguish them, and the new soft Spring shades beautify them. They are supreme values, indeed! KLINE’S8—Third Floor. in oo won? A. nother ¢Fascinatin g You will especially like the wide Twills, with and without fur, are Colors are the soft jewel Every Coat embodics the finest workmanship. fashion them. (Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) v.—Thru to Sirth Sf. SOOIAS A dh hn al of self trimmings Your Charge Purchases Balance of Month WILL BE PAYABLE IN MAY Superbl y Fashioned Models In the better Coats are all the little touches that lend thet want- ed atmosphere of distinction. Gorgeous fabrics in tnusuat ghades bring wut perfectly such dctails as mannish shoulders, set- in sleeves and the wanted flere variations. Meany are fur trim- med with Baby For, Chinchillette. lupin, Monkey and Badger com- bined. ’ = ¥ - > med ee a Sara ey ~ ‘ae “ees + ee f ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH =—a=SPECIAL PRICE— OT, OR STEAM PROCESS PERMANENT WAVING *20 Baebbed Hair. (luefuding Water Waving) GERTRUDE DICKSON BEAUTY SHOP Phone Cabany 46 . . © : | S31. Altman Bidg.. Kansas Leuls apovintmeats Room 410 Victoria’ Bigg. it. Leuls, Mo. a Oats

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED MA Rea i ; ; = — ; “A E. W. Delch, 401 Westgat- , oa —— , : MEETINGS AND Mrs. William H. Allen, being “A Mrs. , J . . . . : —. | CLUB Visit to Australia.“~ )avenue, with Mrs. Morgan K. Deale “A National institution (-°>--— From Coast te Coes ' OTHER GATHERINGS The next meeting of the ciub assisting. This will be the annuai — as , | will be on April 3 at the home of - ’ e 4 Witt Tl) || Continued from Preceding Fase. | rece ae alan ae a a \ 4Ba' || Stephens to take charge of the sub- | . \\ : My scriptions to the above-mentioned | i : officers. names of which were ent 4 YY 'pamphiet. Mrs. George Gil, as — — ~ i Established 103 Years ed on the blackboard. chairman of the Nominating Com- ; \ YZ . { The club voted to donate $50 to j SS . the Red Cross toward the relier of | | | SS | tornado sufferers and Mrs. Wil- ; z mittee, cave a report of her com-| | GLOVE -GRIP SHOES | , P liam C. Goodlett, first vice-presi- | ” dent. was appointed to take charge | ° . ° of all private donations. mittee regarding nominees for new ’ At the conclusion of all business. | + at METER WAVE LENGTH—100WATTS the meeting was turned over to/ Genuine Mrs. Kce@fstein who had charge of ON ithe program for the afternoon. The = first number was a group of songs br Mrs. Parker Margeson entitied °ez , € | (Winds in the Trees.” “Twilight.” : Af 9 | sole ono ra “Rose in the Garden,” and for an y 4 O ue on encore “Kashmeair.” Mrs. Marge- | —- , 4 . son was accompanied on the piano ?* o a 4 br Mrs. Sheldon. An flustrated | Wi " ] R di I ll d i song was dome by Mrs. Harold ~ S ° S ith Carniva 4 10 nsta © | Beecher assisted by Mmes. Marge- ' son. Ropieuet. Bradler. Ames, V!- > Ss Light Tam Cai? and nion ul S Ss all. Littlefield. Richards and the OE Bieck | tee, Mrs. Charlie: ler hair- ° graph of excellent tone qual- § ‘eo Ss “harte Berbert, chair- | > -— —s * £ ~ a MS at Oo &: . - ’ ? Pees ee SS Se - e Stn Oe lie ® — - J “= " # ~~ "= oa>—om=—=s—=m™—'] - : ———— - wr on af the Gates orth Se — cneé Th Fo id » .. “-- W 5 PT ra : '~4ihs ng ill, the vic Lingerie _ RIK WL NES TED ™ re: sera “7 > —er OF WET anit hh te > aia ° = ae | rr . & 2 presi ing The eubtect ~ it * — call was “A Public Bene- * dk od abhi lt,,snead: | ff) jeitie! « - SS aad ie a on 3 and in respense were e named Carnegie. for his gifts mak. «14-16 WwW ington Av. ‘ME Possidle our libraries. Rocke- feller for bis financial backing of medical research. Ford for givire 610 to 618 Washington Avenue ai i a - towe, Peter Cooper, and also the = > * day and Tuesday Onl sen fey 7 Mon ay aii ue. ay Uy sponse to the tornado sufferers. | ‘ 34 | +e = =e hy =x"232¢6 o- _ = oe. . em *. bee as Messed [0 ace ac- - -_ | oe a - ~ - » ~~ *& «- A SALE OF 5000 PAIRS OF “22222 22==| —0f Women’s Apparel, Millinery, Footwear and Hosiery ~ @ aninnaunty equi oP semetliggnag ‘Visit our new store Monday. Note the smartness of our merchandise and our fairness pric- — | ing it. To make your visit both delightful and profitable a series of extraordinary featureevests PERFEC woh. Thn-aiie aieeher on have been planned in every department. Include Thimble in your shopping tour this week. - ea New Easter Special Purchase of” ) — eS SILK HOSE oy et FOOT WE AR : Biltrite Semi ie ih x + ¥ 7 i a f various colors. us q EVERY PAIR IS Sn te. Mie Jane Weed oo with silk or crepe of vario - ie in the latest styles—two mode! eresponding secret, Sa D > ortinniink sine for $35.00 and 340.00. —~ in the latest sty FULL FASHIONED lex Goodwin; treasurer. Mrs. L $ 385 were actually ee ee . a hich and low—as illustrated T we . worn as a soft Collar or semi-s - ,' choose.- Sizes are 14 to 17. inch " one 2.Tectors., rs. é. ~~. % , “ : Some of the New he, 2 ee Se oe ter and three-quarter sizes. dl rd i Soe . tabDies according to SiZe. (Down Shades | Styles Materials Locust Blonde Satin Center-Ties Blonde Satin A pricot Fawn ee ae ‘ : Fency Black Satin Roshek Melon Freckles etl ek oe 2 Wednesday | : Underloys Gray Kid New Tan Nude [ram will] be as foil; apne antag Side-Ties Patents is © “ 7 - _— -" : a ry) ~ Dp - Rose Blonde Ecstasy “ . ecks, M: Orsay Pumps - rwo-Tone Materials ;, ~o! ‘iew, “ One-Sire Co Tourterelle Sabie Sout ef a Waseem.” 3 __ “The im ps mbinations per Silk Chile Orchid Peach Maize ne Crane: Yomng, fol 1 by dis | . sess ‘Ege a al cussion by the entire Cure ff é Satin Tiger's-Eye Gunmet Topics Section and recentiann ; ' 7 uch Poudre . t / — . ~p\sevl, .0O . e - - ” ali ; Black White fficers, who are: Mrs. Ivan | ; . mn Charmeen All Charg ' =e, Chairman, Miss Eleanor Hor- Bengaline | Purchases Rast ; a ee Payable in Rosewood , se Horton, secretary. Luncheon Widths AAA to C ALL HEELS Twulls . Creole Another sensational Hose Sis bieisdiien Weeden ue MEZZANINE. : sy event! Again this popular Ho- hold its meeting on the same day 4 siery Shop offers at extraordi- iebhee af Ot an Ce * nary savings, a wonderful assort- smuste: sae Rev nares mu: 1 | Smart Easter Millinery _— ep ment of quality Silk Hose in Chif- = uk . a oe Stone Marten Newest Shades § fon, Service Chiffon and thread- (ra. Fred C. Lake ts chairman < Ss At Popular Prices — oon TS Chokers A good quality of : . Genuine Stone Marten Chok- <a. " « . 3 sik weights. All the newest = me : ; y ame ; ore maget oat own taceors. Hose in all shades =e -_ . | “ - . yen : —s aS ee" oo ‘% onda, our Miinery |-epar* mert rez: 73 yalue. on- ee as: : er . Spring shades are included. This s. Everett W. Pattiso: : will oti Mie gy en ae ae E $ 00 = special purchase easiees o ———_ a 3 . —~— * il offer values up to $15 in silk day, & pair— these Pepular Bed Sets at these exc is an opportunity to purchase a ee and Miss Emma “My | ~a ropa com bimations. Milan and $ 00 emo prices. .Termed seconds, . ret | Milan Hemp Hats in all ¢! ° cult to locate the imperfections. ood I for the whole S . , ° thi et =. - ane ° g SUPDILY pring The Friday Club — aah fy styles, at this popular px on March 29 at the home of Mrs . Extra quality. full-£ : John Bassett Jr. 6834 Waterman) : Turkish Foxes cneny te guiar 7 avenue. with Mrs. Lillie Wicer | . Turkish Fox Chokers, spe- and heels: Te $1.35 ) ‘Hostery Shop—fFiret Fleer | sisting hostess. Rofl ne wei 4 : aif celal for Mondar, at this ue. special at : i in blue. gold. rose 442 } r) ; v entin® tp eth auntstieens teeth ow pes. All are 3 yards long. price— ee (rem | , , Pe a - : famous authors reports were civen ~ 50 Ss A5 Pain a Spread and boister fenes 2° *he fmdiern* — — - Z e a. amd * etn ‘ THY! ; ~* a — staal e: q Size yoxro® inches priced.. Size Srxro8 inches priced. Size gox108 inches priced. season at rarely offered savings. _ ec ™ — peppers presser’ ! one The Panama is the only St. Louis evening Canal.” wag given by Mrs. Thomas Press uews service. _— Marshall, and the second by

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svuxXD. MARCH a isis MAKCH 29, 1925. - — oo ew wee . OE - « + - = — Na ~ This Cred Coat Sale MANUFACTURER of smart trimmed Hats. mov- ing to larger quarters, sold us his entire floor stock at a great price concession, enabling us to offer clever new Spring Hats at wonderful savings. Fashioned of Milan hemp, patent Milan, fancy braids, hair cloth, silks, crepes and combinations. Trimmed with flowers, ribbons, sashes, pins, etc.; shown in close fitting effects, droops, pokes, off-the-face and many others; there are styles suitable for the miss, young woman and matron. Come in colors and black. (Downstairs Store.) and new sports fabrics. Special Selling Monday of 75 Silk Frocks for Girls a A At 77> E were most fortunate to secure these beautiful silk Frocks at much below their regular value, which enables us to sell them at this ex- tremely low price. These Dresses are sold as slightly imperfect, as the man- tions in Theo ti ufacturer of these high-grade Frocks others. is so particular that a little flaw in the Easter Special 4 © styles in pleased with our assortment. all-tan leather, black and blonde satins, patent and tan combina- es, side-strap ties, fancy bow effects, ERE is a sale that will be welcome news for women and misses who are anticipating their Easter Coat needs. It brings values far out of the ordinary, due to a very advanta- geous purchase. There are 15 smart, new styles to select from. Every garment is well tailored and richly silk-lined. Fashioned of Poiret twill, Poiret sheen, suede, flannel, fluffette, brocade Nine garments illustrated. *S —_—_— —-——___ Newest Styles in Women’s Footwear © Presents a Buying Opportunity of Timely Interest .98 All Sizes 3 to 8 OMEN selecting their Easter footwear from this group will be more than Included are all the season’s newest Colonial styles and All have dress covered heels—Cuban or the higher type. fairs S and strapping of'self material. silk or a tiny oil spot from the work- room is considered a ‘second. Tailored of fine quality crepe de chine and taffeta in the smart, new light Spring shades, such as Nile, peach, blonde, gold, iez and others. In most instances there are just two or three of a style. Sizes 7 to 14 News for Men! Sale of 2400 : Biltrite Semi-Stiff Collars a Of Imported English Pique 1 9 3 for 55c C $210 a Dozen ERE is an opportunity for men to se- lect Collars at an exceptionally low price. Every Collar is perfect and shown in the latest styles—two models, medium high and low—as illustrated They can be worn as a soft Collar or semi-stiff, as you ities. assorted fancy tops. and various plain colors. Anti-Darn Fancy Socks For Children—10,000 Pairs— Special 20c Pair HIS lot consists of first and second qual- All are in the ribbed style with Come in black, cordovaa, Sizes 6 to 9! 2. the children’s needs at great savings. Children’s S:lk Socks, 39c Pair choose.- Sizes are 14 to 17, including quar- | a Thread silk Socks with dropstitch tops: ter and three-quarter sizes. Displayed on | i ¢ they come In assorteg colors and ail are first tables according to size. waetatee Rear quality. Sizes 4 to 8’, 3 pairs, $1.15 tion. An > re ; —— | In a Splendid Assortment HEN most everyone is planning their Spring sewing comes this spe- Special Selling of Printed Dress Crepes popular dress fabric. It is of a soft- finished quality and shown in the season’s newest and most attractive designs on dark and medium colored backgrouncs. ‘Shown in sun and tub-fast colors. 36 inches wide. 32-Inch Dress Gingham, 12}c Yd. Offering 5000 yards in solid colors and smal] checks in a large variety. All fast colored and can be used for many purposes. Come in lengths of 2 to 10 yards Rayon Bed Sets Springtime Voiles, 29c Yd. (Formerly Artificial Silk) Rose, orchid, blues, makes: semi boned, otners sizes 23 to 36. A VARIETY shown in honey and other Standard-Make Corsets a $] JNCLUDING Louise, W. & B. and Cleo back-lacing models brocades, stripes and plain pink coutil in and elastic tops; some are highly for stout inforced and have graduated front clasp; 95 figures Women’s Confiners a 59Oc styles many assorted patterns of fancy materials; back and front closing models: sizes 32 to 44. and of fancy wroetaire Store.) are re- Seamless and lengths minor imperfections; 9xI2 A ; shades; 39 inches wide. Special purchase enables us to otter these popular Bed Sets at these exceedingly : Bttractive prices ——3 o Clock Special————, Boys’ Wool K nickers 27x54 Rag Rugs Termed seconds, but dif- ° e) Cult to locate the imperfections. 36-Inch Plisse Crepes At | i. Pair At & Each fie leases eco foe oe ate at 25c Yard Serviceable woven ize 0x108 faced ad pe § | aos Pe ee oo HESE Pants are tailored of all wool hit-or-miss style Rag “q n p ; 95 blue and orchid. leas ae a ~k T? Seiaieeres that Will give tena. service. Rugs in desirable color a Own in blue, gold. rose and helio wear purposes. A very attractive 0?- Every pair is full cut, nicely lined and have bi ‘ons E'pes. All are 3 yards long, including fering. DOPRMATS weer 62 ane » Sizes 8 to 29. combinations. _ ®pread ie Rint om aati taped seam: >) : 7. ——$——[——$_ = a living room, dining room, etc. effects. room in the home or for office use. seamed Ax- minster Rugs of excellent qual- ity; a choice assortment of pat- terns for selection; subject to > ww See Our Other Announcements on Pages 8 and 9 IX. BAER & FULL GRAND-LEADER eC ; yO Many of the garments are effectively trimmed with Summer furs, while others are trimmed with braid, hand embroidery Shown in colors that are truly most attractive and Springlike, such as tan, leather, shrimp, corn, green, rosewood, putty, woodland, poudre blue, natural, as well as the always-popular navy blue. 18, and women’s sizes 36 to 44. ER. ™“ Misses’ sizes 14 to ‘(Dounstairs Store.) a ee ee eee eee EE a ee on eee eee a A Service: direct to the Downstairs Store. —_-— - ——— Mm - \ \ > —.™ lo lotelelolalofelol eS _ ae ee _ ins Monday tan shade. purposes; 40 inches wide. 33 Inches Wide 1250 Yards to Sell HIS is an exceptionally low price for genuine 12 momme imported Japanese Pongee. It is government stamped and inspected, and comes in the natural Suitable for all Pongee purposes; tubs and launders perfectly. 40-Inch Satin Cantons, $2.25 Yard dresses, gowns and combinations. Printed Crepe de Chine, $1.84 Yd. Of a heavy, silk quality; shown in many different color combinations for | dresses, blouses, scarfs and combination An Unusual Offering Monday of Genuine Imported Silk Pongee 69c Printed Rayons, $1.00 Yard This beautiful artificial silk fabric is All-silk quality in powder~ blue, , te almond, green, henna and many other | shown in various color combinations shades as well as black. Ideal for for dress, blouse and mbination put poses; 36 and 40 inches wide. 54-Inch Wool Flannels, $2.50 Shown in the new Spring shades of powder blue, new green, scarlet, tan and many other desirable shades, Excep~- tional value at this price. (Downstairs Store) Exceptional Values in Beautiful 9x12 Axminster Rugs 232 HERE is a_ limited number of these extra grade Axminster Rugs. Shown in choice patterns in bordered and panel They are suitable for most any ‘120 Printed Brussels Rugs in once choice Chinese effect. They come in shades of blue, taupe, etc. All are in the seam- ft. less style; gx12 it. Salesmen’s Carpet Samples 69c to $1.98 A large group of salesmen’s samples of high-grade Axminster and Velvet Carpet. Sizes range from 18x27 inches to 27x36 inches; all are bound on edges. (Downstairs Store.) ee Very attractive and suitable for The Ruffled Curtains include hemstitched scrim Curtains with colored stitching and crossbar marquisette Curtains with valance and tie-backs. All are very specially priced for Monday. ' et eg ee eS + —— en ee em A ere re rrr me ee —_— — 3000 Fringed Panels and Ruffled Curtains — Offered In Special Selling Monday at E Panels come in filet weave and shadow lace patterns—there is a variety for selec- Have either straight or scalloped bottoms. | : e Sale of Read y-to-Hang Window Awnings At Low Cost sees | a $1 49 MALE of heavy, serv- iceable duck in tan and white stripes or blue and white stripes. They have scalloped valance trimmed with braid; fitted on the in- side with pockets for frame. 36 Inches 42 Inches 48 Inches Wide, Each Wide, Each Wide, Each $165 $7.79 $7.95 They have all the necessary fixtures and ropes. Instructions included for hanging which is very simple. Ready-to-Hang Porch Curtains To Match Awnings—Completely Equipped They come in blue and white or tan and white stripes. 4 ft. wide by 8 ft. drop. $1.75 6 ft. wide by 8 ft. drop....... $265 8 ft. wide by 8 ft. drop..... $7.55 so ft. wadle-Dy @ ft Gege.. .u...+s sau $4.45 r2 ft. wide by 8 ft. drop....... 0 « «en | Fi>boewnetatira Store.) Ei ge ee ee ee ee © a — a ¢ STi Kee ra it ‘ i Five conveniently placed stair- | ways and two banks of elevators —— _ ee re 2 ee eee | i :

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St LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED _ ——— rt -_ — See Our Other Announcements on Pages 7 and 9 STIX, BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER Thrift Averue| Spring Sale of Sewing Machines The Buy-Way cf St. Louts : He , | Women’s Silk Gloves, 95¢ The Well-Known Makes Are Offered at Price Concessions ttlet and short cuit . Gloves, double tipped. All sizes That Make This Annual Sale an Event of Importance in the lot. Slight seconds. 26-Piece — Set ° ° ‘ : 3 $3.80 Eldrige Electric Consoles Climax Electric Portables | ots ampie Oz Of good ae semmi-porcelain. f . . ¥ daintily decorated in blue and : p 4 -Q q tainly decorated Bist. a =; $ | 1 O 00 $ 3 90 50 Of High-Quality Woolens 26 pieces to the set. = ‘se ] ; : | ae 7a = * na S cial Sellin Water Tumblers | a two-spool Electric Con- These Climax Electric Portable | pe g 6 for 50c , sole Sewing Machines, with smal! — a by the athe See , $ 50 t $ Clear colonial style glass. block motor. They have a spoa!l below. Ceapeny: acy are equippec with . : 2 endeaee . tne other useful household Splendid quality Georgette :F tric motor. knee control, and "inco elec- tichments inc’u . ther } : hey arc § , equipped with foot control. Mode r merce for Her Easter Parade @ $ 4 52 ‘oe - ~ oe i= wy Soe _— -* - “ears 9 oa ~ = @.. Nee 4 & i448 ’ 4 : - * . . . ; blending. 36 inches wide | r2-inch si F : | goo yards ot heavy Drapery Velours, in lengths | : 3 > Vv as. ee ee children’s clothes Also Cluny from 1‘, to 2°4 yards in length. A large assort- aoe . - —— 7% ’ 7 ~ - ~ > _— > 7 - ’ => . ea ~~ = = . ° - ‘* : . : 1” 4 - + Novelty Crepe. $1.98 har | bearing: fully | we-*% bia a : : o. " i * Fee @ .* . - ' —a -_~ ne - +5 ‘ree ; = o7? , 7c ° “sas > © = CO.LOots at e Pe low *-« &» ia ~ ~~ i. . * a -_ i a ports and cepies, hats of high « { S 1} ‘ f | Designed for the Larger W oman a crown trimmed in sprays and a An Unusual Selling o $5.95 $495 36.95% Models, recently from lead poembied 5 ee Unusual Values in Rugs 3 | | Ox l 2 Axmin ster Rugs Sample Luggage A COMPREHENSIVE number — » , - @f styles are offered in these | ‘AS | : Offers l alues Truly Remarkable groups. The favored weaves are ‘4 a : The New M = i. | rricole : : } ? tricolette, silk j jum: | ae entire sampl e lin two large manufacturers 2 yas # tricolette silk jersey and radiu ; ers: | Oe Salad —durable silks which promise —_— - SS ws ssw os ’ > * 5 will be placed on sa ay morn , 7 . ~ in \oh-or : . practical service. Straight line E designs and colorings of these re th specially beauri: ' i iieininee ie ar ea PP FP Stef Fe 4 2 ol F| del : P A Oe: 53 . sTaveiin s. Gladstone ses, ris ses. ui “Fr Rt Bo? | ted m i fer are closely woven and are excellent qua! suit or the livin es aia peilteas : — 7 2 a en eee ) ~ xes, English: Kit B nd mens Fitted 4 | 4 im black. navy. cocoa, gray and room or bedroom. Offered specially at this lo : ? . . >. > Walp =e i ~ § : | Rie oa : } green. ut generous and full. Seamless Wilton W a W ilton (his Luggage is made of excellent leathe: eae» ¢ 3 Exceptional values. : 7 : ~ Only one o . 3 »> Velvet Rugs. $30.75 Rugs at $129 ] . a kind—prompe selection is imperative. Good assortment of Wilton Velvet gxI2-size best quality worsted Wiltor Prices Range From $5 to $50 - - ar i ~ . ~ i — an i ie ee = - - od | Princess Slips. $5.95 Rugs, 9x12 size. All are seamless and Rugs he designs ar } x. 7 a : ; re seamiess and “5 -ne Gesignsyare exquis: y fourth F ae Cr oh : + 7 ite with bbe =e - Ras. =. | epe de chine and radium are - ; i | ai - . » . *«— @ Z > . = t se 2 ; attractively fringed. i” «6ored with hip hem and strap y - . a . . : . shoulders. All the desirabiec Seamless W iltana Bedroom and Sunroom | ES) ’ = Sw “5 a Paes \ | a shades and black. Rugs at $62.75 Rugs at $19.00 -& B32 ANN | en Rayon Bloomers Silk Step Hh \: ean ) +‘ i $1.59 : $2.95 These Rugs measure r ft. 2 in » $s Ps own and are in pretty al! lover lesig > Peis 7 and — é J ae gna cae Luxe Rugs - 5 = “ — = ER . Lace on crepe , and are good- eating Ru ; inged ize amd are neat and sanitary | , — 3 ym | Fashioned of Rayon and “pore : jored a uggs . : ieee . Be ; at a stenciled — the bideelll : i vat * ; . } ; . ™ an um al \_ pearance to Wi _¢ ee ae m the surface in | (. ys | made with shirred cuffs. a _ Dleasing pattern ~ , a _% = ainty undergarm a | | ; ie Wide choice of popular col- fiesh orchid. | , : > ors and black. | green and wiite./ @ | ~ - " r ™F? — ang ; : eu erent ee NOB ay, aaa.

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wn ee coneneniiatie iat iincee Miia a niin, - Sale’ wp co ~ rm mer, ~ne op — - -# 7% ee ° J - > s ¥ ? “ i i T™ Sar re eT ast eel = a -— owe OE SpE Pee re ae we : a eR > ae te 8 ————— ee ~ Saenet oad ba Ne © 2 ge eee ee wr: SOF Fe ee ewe er eee ere “ “» | 7 2 . Pd The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH GRAND-LEADER AER & FUL LER Our Jewelry Repair Dept. —repairs beaded and leather bags, does silver- plating and engraving, and diamond settings made to order. . Any watch repaired, $2.50 to $5.00. (Mezzanine Floor.) Quality Woolens a Special Selling $0 wo 415 > offers a choice of 200 Coats. in new ad all representing unusual Savings, lored; others, trimmed with Pipi ‘collars and cuffs. Only one or val Chine Frocks, $6.95 ad light blue—hand smocked and hand cm. 3 years. e Panta Frocks es of Silk Pongee, each with bloo Gesigns and hand-stitching are effectall 5. 33.49. ba t > 0) ~~ = Second Floor) Silk Frocks | res for Her Easter Parade 25 as mothers he Frock for finished with ts; solid crepe . ruffles and , ides combined ace: satins em- / ! colors —the ‘showing sizes Afternoon Frocks Introduce an Elaborate Note Fashioned of Lovely Silks HESE smartly designed New Frocks an- nounce a new trend—the application of lace, embroidery, and beading to decorate the shoulders and hem. A satin underslip in deep color is the foun- dation of the frock in georgette with beaded ‘4 designs to trim the skirt and blouse. Georg- . #® } ette trimmed in applique lace is another of the Tithe’ Dresses bee a {| popular models—in either, the tones of each Oe na | piece blend into a harmonized color note. | Sey ruffles | La itching man- ri \ i Ca, Offering of “Phoenix”’ d Silk Vests w—Thira } y) ) — (Costume Room—tThird Floor.) SA > familiar with Phoenix knit ll immediately musual values. irfect and full leatly finished s strap should- pice of novel- and checks in ints. and Souare 5— Main Fioor ) Petticoats for the Larger Woman & $ 4.95 +622 | Flower-Showered Hats Emphasize Feminine Charm *10 % °25 ae appeal of the flower-trimmed Hat, wide or | narrow in brim, is ever with us. To don flowers for the gayer moods of Spring is essential, and fashionable women are choosing among im- ports and cepies, hats of high color with brim and os trimmed in sprays and garlands of exquisite wers. Models, recently from leading designers, are assembled in a large array for your choosing. (Millinery Dept—Third Floor.) The New Mol-May and French Step-Ins Are Innovations in Corsets $7.50 to $25 IVE number pred in these ij weaves are -and radiun: ich promise traight line S you preter a, gray and is and full ' > . THESE garments will give you I $5.95 an attractive figure, which is | radium are necessary to be charming in the lips are tail- fashions of the day. They distrib- and stran Pp desirable ers Silk Step-Ins $2.95 : hine » and Lace on crepe de ¢ = and radium tailored. these . dainty undergarments, ™ ° irco!- flesh. orchid, honeydew, 7s green and w'tite. - : mei ond Floor, — ute the flesh in a manner which conceals it, and accomplish slen- derness with complete freedom. They mold the figure with smart- ness and comfort. They are fashioned of high- est quality elastic, combined with silk jersey and other materials. ‘set Shop—Second Foo ——> ee 4 . Pin ; : . »” . - / Oe ~~ ew. ¢ , asa Ap es os: a ee ? a + or Shy, Ms ad S *" PA NGIELD 6 yy - Uist WV 44s ~ “a See ms r . ow S Be Le Re . . PES Be ie ae ; . y , $4. Se “Ale ws ~ eh} be Sape Hag 2 Ron Pigg ae es ON ioe Be Sete nS el tee et os RSA 5 fe ae PR eee tao eh ee Y ody nat ees mS s ; . ee Cups Ays . . Ls 'e Oe Sob 5 a TO — ——— : oN . —— = => ~ RAST LELDDSSASRD ALAS DAPAIAS AGL MLM OOAMLLALLSSATSOLLY !OOLALASS APPS a » 2 \ r ~ » 4 “4 ra N ; a. | zn. ‘ . an i 3 ¥ ¢ +, ‘ y 3 >. NN > ‘ 2 oe N \ Maes BAe? em a... | Ecce Bs Co jj " \ ' | » % } | ae. L eee omen’s r1 == ——— . - Ye Se ~ ae or Se tg Soe, ety % 2 sae Re eee — - ce 3 ee re a. “wee. CS hee 6 . ae i . . eo ae . Sy" ae 2 ~ “e ¢ : . ; ee SO tees. °c ap : Ps as, ee . vd Oa ng Coats Declaim Smartness in Details of Tailoring ‘4975 and *O9 At $49.75 Coats slender in line, with novel self trimming at hem and bands of soft fur.at collar. A typical detail of smart tailoring is the manner in which the coat is fitted at the shoulders. The materials are Lorcheen, twill, twill blooms, twill cords and novelties, in alluring colors called cedar, rose, rookie, gray, highway and others. Diversity of style is an important feature in this group. 75 At $69.75 Coats in the closely-clipped woolen weaves known as Jeweltone, Chifela—rich, soft materials that require only fitted lines for smart- ness—and the practical charmeens, which achieve a dash with embroidered motifs at hem. A detail typical of smart tailoring is an attached scarf in bright colors which relieves the severity of tailor- ‘ing featured in the clipped woolens. The women's sizes in both groups are wide in range. In these two attractively priced groups ‘you will find expressed in a different manner the features important to the coat mode. Coats smart with tailored sim- plicity—lines long and unbroken with trimming concentrated at extremities. Novel touches mark them as new and attractive values at these moderate prices. (Women's Coat Section—Third Floor.) fF and rich wide. made; trimming for blouses, dresses, lingerie, etc. An exceptional value at this price, Venise Allover $1.98 Yokes, bands and frocks are often fashioned of these beautiful This group includes light and heavy effects — white, creme 18 inches allove ocre tint. Four Specials in Beautiful Handmade Lace a12%e Filet Picot Edging hole width, firm and well- always-popular neckwear, an An Event That Commands Active Buying Interest— Important Sale of Laces TT S entire c snee. effects, |Smart Novelty Laces 50c & $1.00 Hundreds of sample pieces of Lace, including various kinds popular for trimming hats, dresses and lingerie. There are novelty, silk and cotton Jaces in light and heavy Chantilly and Alencon laces, e braided net bands agd many other kinds—in white, cream, ocre, black and colored effects. embroidered and At 29c Real Binche Laces in a popular width, very neat in effect: priced extremely low. Widely used as a trimming for dainty lingerie, for blouses, etc. in 9o- At35c Real Chinese Filet Laces in the popular rose-and-leaf design, specially marked at a very low price for this Sale. You will find this an unusual opportunity-for purchasing. ESE special prices are highly interesting at this moment, when Spring and Summer sewing plans are under way. The smart laces of the season are included—many groups specially purchased for this event, and all affording very exceptional values. y Imported Venise Lace 69c $1-49 $2 Bands and edges varying in width from 3%% to 12 inches, in exquisite Venise designs show- ing flat, bold and combination effects. Others in Point de Rose Filet and Bruge. At 59c Handmade Irish Crochet Laces in beautiful designs, widths appropriate for many trimming uses. The Lace is neatly finished, firm and even, and shows beautiful handwork. (Main Floor.) -_ ll fy ae u Misses’ Ensemble Suits Are Exceedingly Smart ‘492° to *75 | F.NSEMBLE Suits in a variety of models in- dividual and exclusive emphasize a new note—the frock is elaborate with patterns in braiding for decorative effect.. The coats in ' striking contrast are in dark colors and plainly tailored. The smart models divide favor between the double-breasted hip length and the usual hem- length coat. The materials are charmeen, kaska, and novelties in alluring colors like waffle, rust, gingérsnap, como and navies. | (The Misses’ Store-—-Third Floor.) KX A New Sports Habits Adapt Mannish Details | With Feminine Charm E impetuous reception of the mannish vogue in street apparel will gain fervor at the announcement of this new Habit which more than ever brings into prominence man tailoring. The coat of the Habit is a simply tailored box model; the skirt is plain and narrow with creases over knee in trouser fashion, and finished with ad- justable suspenders patterned like dad’s and brother’s. Smart imported tweed is the material. (Sport Center—Third Ficor.) A Trio of Smart Foot- wear Styles at $10.50 . bP : g “Rose Marie ; A novel one-strap pump ie combining leather be vamp and alligator quarter. ; Is also shown entirely of ~/ Tr. 9 OR eae aa a) , att a Fa 4 Gel ee + Ja ete ee ae oy ot ars ot ale af 4) 4 i ~*~. ; Z a Ae . > wl bs ts Sar” RE ae roe An OR ggg Wi! A PA ce « P. ae pe ee ae Ty Wee rales, \. ae Ces } he es + ah oe ox >. er. | en aS ,; ‘ ‘ ar) oe, ta J S. 3 ~ et ¥ ‘, a ae oon ez Ge, tay Se ae eer, e+ a Ne aah a le ‘ as Cc" = # .

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c lation than the — and « one te other evening a COMBIN ED ~ ‘ The Daily 2 esenspmmiahans alone as MORE CITY Cir “u Soh w ST Los PNST-TMSPATCH . eee ee — — ————— =a —— Se i | Sousi a wn abeanoll Pays to Buy at Nugents > = Ask to SS Si DISINESS CONDITION I EUROPE. MENDING ' Gradual Pre-Easter Sale of Thou .Y r ‘ New Wash Fa ~, Kid Gloves || .:=-==-Sgire Jeet Beantiful col- Coats and ensemble suits call for smart Gloves—we have shades to match every eostume, and this fortunate arrival of spe- cial French Gloves comes most opportune. 5 irnt ( eptrai ~— pe —PHONES- £157 FRESH SALTED rhs- NLIs——’er pound. ss _15¢ GRAS was > Wee yy eo pase. for luc Lines > A s4itiaui>— Large—0. = Sz bist Came suc White TUSA Fise— 20c Sy -peand car- LIMA BRANS—Ne. = 1V0c e 4 — on * ¢ ne > ad ——_- - ~~ eG * * i. , ~~ ee ee ~ : . ~ a ° ~ _ 4 . - « & “Fat e « - ~ x = o- Lovely Fur Borders Just as lilustrated a : \ Special $8.95 to $10.95 Values | dd mn = ' piles a a — Ps — ad a a + PPA as ~ AE De - se woe, = C24 4 - ow a a b . a See beautiful printed 4 signs and fancy | on wanted grounds. For and dresses, Yard. " @ale. ‘fener: Ne. 1 can “AcULA oLL gy oy LE A\~2E "1s Ola’? are atm * —? cura ter Cc Deren cans. SO0 Spring shades or $.75 New s celors of nary an® and tan, 7% zt 40 inches wide .. 0 Busivexx Pro 31] wonderful weamng qualities. sealiiess, in a quality that will p= — Hii ba Te a : APPLE BUTTER—Full DGe FANCY GOLDEN BLOAT. x ~ Sc EES : FISSAN HADINGE— wt gy 2 lhee- 20c oa pound brick; 18¢c s.r BR. & M. FISH FLAAPS— SER Bt BB WALT 1i12¢ un ——— Ls ——in balk: wer ound lowa to Have 2-1 emt Gasoline Tax > *, [In - the desired « Des. give you very good A eomplete assort: | - ° writ es eeee ce eees newest $1.50 Velvet Stair Carpets Velvet Stair Carpets Iniaznd—@a quality ' ef 2 good serviceable _— . : a ee ye a) oa - - eo _ S I.CD 34 ee ‘ — _ — 7 Ss ~ = a in a)? the : a | ia : in SS ae cai- Rage - ~— ane. ee — $34.95 j Want « 4 ~ $1.19 Sole Distributors for Stcprodute, 20 Mech ansm tt the If rane ibe the Worlds Best Piano ~ and the kamous ~ Fischer INC WHOLESALE RETAIL HOO OLIVE 5 elie RI oe me tet — ¥.« 3 New Spring Woolens Glove Silk Union Suits S63) ("} ‘ S St) nD Ti lash eoior oOniv rs lear Regular $3.98 : Will _ a a —_- A a oe. F aL sai Values 1 Pipe \. | Extra Sizes ~ —_ " al % . 100-1 1ece Dinnet Sets 3-Door Refrigerator Gas Ranges Electric Washers | Combination | af ) Gas Stoves i | | “ROYAL CHEF” ’ a ‘ arde : Two TA-KOLD — “ELECTRIC MANDY” Teakettles reg = aurner eran ae a as A iarge cavinet Rang | | | oe *\-made Gas Stove on high | : u ‘ A Zuaranteed nd aig >> -grTace or highivpolished aluminum. Ti — ith --OUrner sty ie. Wii hold copper Washing Machine with G. A 5-quart panel-shape Teakettiec — at lar size wash boiler and is | i motor and with *- -t eereal cooker imsert. -_ woe handy fur etal swingin ' 4 ose =) nzger Serr = . ~ i price ae So one - one Poon, $5.00 Cash. Balance Monthir. 5 —__ Balance Mouthir lettin ee ee EEE ae a : . , ‘ a - & > e ~ 3 ~ a . ' a . a ~ [ > -_ => Yernees ener =

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~_ . a, ee . - “7 > bs ———— oe ee - -- - r mo : _ od =e ee ee Ree 9 te ree ge oo eh ¥ vT ~ a ® e-« 7% 5 “5,3 A 3 ' = : . : SUNDAY, M. AR CH 29, --- - = - ——— a “oe IVaews MARCH aS “ts . —_—— we ST — a — — ee - ee - -- a — - — es ee - — — —_ — a — — — cal _— Ask to See the New NADSC O Sa Sa a EH veer ag Chines of good heavy quality. In all the new Spring color com- : covOod Mone- ipouare hlue. ate- equa nae fere’ ¢ tar @O1 roses, binations, also white ‘ren h, 100 Stout Coats, 46 to 52 Size, at This Price Misses’ Sizes | Women’s Sizes 14,16,18 | 36 to 44 (Second Ficor—Nugents.) ) H ] I housandy of New Wash Fabrics] New S pring ats Printed Voiles lot} 56-Inch Percales 2 a Ts , at } In 10 to 30 =yard P d Thi S / — ‘6-inch Voilles in a yed Bi oadc O lengths. Neat figures - Specially rice or [Ss a ee wide selection of printeg ath in the new Roman and stripes on white and designs—including strip- ipes- Beautiful col- § Colored grounds. A most unusual opportunity to purchase ed effects, on light ang” n light iE ee 15c S Hat that t and becom- ALL the Poopla ’ r smart dark 0 « is represented in—Hair Hats, Timbo, Leg- or Beauty and Durability $1.25 Printed sted Voiles 25c Dress horn brims, Swiss hemp, fancy straws and Nadsco Semi-Fashioned Silk Hose Crepes ses oer eonaaiag Ging Sasa eas Pure thread silk, semi-fashioned Hose with lisle $ 00 — patterns— 32-inch, 3 to 19 ~ > Siz elastic tops, well reinforced toes and soles . of fine $6-inch half - sil @ é$k 00 yard lengths of Dress From the large none gm with high spliced heels. Come in black and as fing our Dg iio aa 1a Ginghams—in plain to the small bobbed hair size colors. Sizes 8% to 10......... sae svveeees au usse line sIRnte e- : , shades. A small quan- b se bades and signs and fancy stripes a + Voiles tity of patterns in- —for the miss and the Nadsco Full-Fashioned Silk Ho , Bray, om. Wantes §=6colenm 3 colored Voiles— cluded in this lot matron. This selection of Women's full-fashioned silk Hose, in service $ 50 tel and grounds. For tunieg plain arns. 35 new while they ; ao weight with lisle elastic tops; well reinforced -taevihived > &. anda dresses. j cotton ¥ Lats "Tord 15c unusual Hats at @ great sav- tops and soles with spliced heels. Come in ecmeacoes Yard.... 98. Gendt 59¢ cnet Placer tr od } ‘ black and wanted shoe shades. Sizes 8% to 10. Dodie aan fast color. Yard, - : ing. at s oe 6 6 6 Gb 6 0 0 8 6 OM © 28 @ (Main E loor—Nugerts. ) sgents.) , (Main Floor—Nugents.) (Second Fleor—Nugents.) : P ae _ — = B e aie O eautitu = . & lin Won dertul Pre-Easter = 2 || Import§ilk Se 2 = ) = = ¢ j ing = ’ = . e fae = 3 ye ; c — = 25,000 Yards $2. 4 Spring Silks Ae = = $2.75 Printed Silk e de-' M ; = a Signs on pastel tinted and onday 2 pe — — == Spring shades or black; TT , AY — — $2.75 New Primed C mn new ee f — = ei tun sek ae te v7 ‘Plain and fur-trimmed models from = ,= 40 inches wide ...... . A 4 Yy the finest makers! Every new and ac- = _—— a $2.98 Satin Stripe y —_— tT Hy, 4, cepted mode for Spring. = ssort- —— of tan or gray. 40 ine Y = sored = $2.98 Satin Niagra—s wool Yi = Both — Satin Crepe—in Spring § taupe, { | BUG, 7 = E == rust, taltec, navy and giggige..--- “7; 4 . = be- = $2.49 New Silk Fou In Y + 4 = = neat designs and patte ool- Yard (YY y y ———— = = orings. .. “ee eeeree YA, — = $2.50 Crepe de Chin In the G% = — wanted shades of pink, golf Wy | = = red, Lanvin, leather, new qr yb = — chid. new blue, tiger- seal, LG £44 = = navy, taupe and biack., @@3—s....-- Wf AG Uy = = . Ottoman 3 Wi 4; ! ria Fur Trimmings = = $3.50 Satin Crepe | $4.98 Ottoman Ne- Materials = = An extra heavy, lus- . ville matees” Ghese = —— trous Satin Crepe in A «ik and wool Poiret Twill Tibéeline = cs shades of rust, fez, Bengaltine of fine ap- Chamoisuede " = = Burgundy, kobe, golf ee Satin and Ottoman ope a = . = red, Hindu, poudre Spring colors of royal, £00 Wonderful Spring Coats Silk Mandel Lynx Dy — rs — Due, — al oe ct Oy ooo aS representing one of the most phen ymena!l Sport Fabrics Chinola = — ee \l od eabeall | new — venat Tanvia. purchases we have ever made en do not ! a 7 ns a p Vel abloom Blended Opossum = — iienue, MONS 7° , a a “ that if this sale you ill fime the most marvelous UVa — : =— onl roses, seni), ree cocoa and black. 40 Say inar os —s + $28 =0 ‘a , a e list of materials, fur trimmings Colors — —— eo 2 (TIES r ~ne Season a dated . ; —_ sorte . . = 4 to —— = ee oe ee , na you will recognize at a glance that everything that is Bs Chili Amber — — nehes wide ; Yard....... a and colors below and yor - included in this wonderful offering. Try to Gypsy Rose Rust = ———4 . ‘ 2. j , new and correct for Spring is Imnciu il 1 ‘ernel Creole Gingersnap Cicada — ile ii ; 7 YY) TY neces ‘i nday hk - —— —— $2.50 Printed Fiat be on hand when the sale commences s0nuse,. Midnite Blue Tiger-Eye H = = New Crepe yr and | _surene hover sage Saddle Wood Rose Goblin = = at Thread Crepes New : = = airy — ‘ing colors of ' Thread , re pe de sine, blonde, fF iat, $3.98 Soc $2.98 (NNSQNNCUSSQONUQSQE000000000000000080000 880000 0EEE EERE OAEUU UAE mune || o2°.. $3.98 -smetoes wise. yg HL Punt nit tt NNT ULC TUONO wide. Yard.. . ; STULL ESB BE EBB a e's 8 88 New 64In. Printed wire, | New oe Georg- . T ; e ome e ° | Flat Thread Crepe beige eee 7) h N W I) eS f C Tmthe wanted Spring PMB ror. | In the ney Spring Marvelous Selling of Fresh ine a desiens. Different col- kobe maize, leather coral, ' 29c 35c M i 3 a ric ombinations. "a plain rose, turquoise, cerise, S ts Fringed Lace Curtains and " i% to Nile and golf red; 49% $4. 95 o- ‘Piece Curtain a , A beautiful range of allover and filet Marquisette requires inches ry finer a , net Curtains to choose from. All are in Sheer quality Marauisettte, suitable - vi rde for tt 3¢e 6. 95 | wide $2. . . vithn - ‘flee a base “pit oO = | eTu | the Wanted shades of ecru and are fin- for bedroom or dining-room curtains. dress. Yard, Yard ....-.- Nile sunfast vofies, Valance atch. . * | ished with @ wide artificjal $3.9Q | win isunder well. Cream, beige 18¢ | Extra! > Es = 4 ‘gurtal . for "be - Special | silk bullion fringe. Pair...... eed lied CONE, sdckcpincessiat x Se \ seasons newest in a : ' adi . es 4 . FOGGND. 66 wand otueihednaraee $1.95 Ruffled Grenadine ed Crossbar Curtains ~ $2.00 Satin Charmeuse ° ‘ ls Curtains Ruttled of crossbar maraquisette. New Printed @-inch Satin Charmeuse —in ‘ Artificial Silk “Fringe Pane ontie 4 All have tie-backs to match. Reg- 85 Rew Spring shades and black. , : ine tterne to Come in det patterns. Neatly Mace idthe: 2% long: peir. Cc dresses or coats. Fine wear- ty saat a a All he > scallo ped westous wae oe bapa pat Boney og $1.45 gets de et , 49-inch beautiful Quality in a rich ” finish hed | with a three ince artifi = e to match; 2% yards long: pair. . 59c Tussah Pongee Silke, in “8 new aa exe — aa a ym fri nge. 2% yards De — a $1.25 and $1.45 Artificial Rich a — 2. the pongee g for ene , » FATG.-cevseces p——— — ———- -_--— } . ri ep 8 colors. make cure ; : seite and dresses. P y $4.95 and $5.50 Fringed a Silk Drape Draperies to tains for any room; See, ae Vard .....----++00°°"* em C See - adi lors—- Filet Oasement Oloth ST, All th le ng co | tra. Aw TT _Casemen’s made of fine aua!- S ~~ ay F 5c $1.36 beautiful patterns in «a rich $3.50 Flat Thread Crepe " we ad ity artif! icial silk casement gauze—in both effects; Fard..--scsenseeceesees pongee color. Launders well; ‘$i 00 Extra: ! -Inch extra heavy Flat Thread . - ¢ ain and ficured —eo in the wanted Grenadines 800 yards at this price: yard. | de Chines in these new ~{ Je — Have 3-inch artificial silk 45c Dotted $2 Stripe Silk o , 1a '’—Valencia, Beaucaire, Pre- uch id } ‘fringe acTOss the bottom. ~* Come in white; in several dots. also "$3.50 and $3.75 Artificial 200 vards neat hairls Alcazar, Pabio ware z s arde lone. Pair.,..c-ccesssessesess Monday white — sages — ee 26c Silk Damask a hes . yptus, Titian, San , one ; | ideal ruffled curtains; yarad.....«. . ey yt s Nty for " -_ Cranberry, Tien Pa of : ‘$4 50 and $5. 50 Filet and 36-Inch Drapery Reps | PR. oneness DE colors. $2.66 m e ale or pajamas — be ieanoine. Foe > u a Nottingham Ourtains Yeading drapery — rs ~ re = hiue 45 and 48 inch widths: yard weet Oe ek on white t ivory and Bish 2 44 Fine quality nets #no' mm Fis ts = 1. , stitch! ng. ou mulberry, gold gion lo pret yey , ‘f ; 48c (Third Floer—Nugents.) neues. Monday, : Eee, Vard.....---+: me 2 an 3 the. home Have ecalloped bora 3 et tt bst% ‘ ee — = 4 ‘ _ ™ r . m 7 - ai Te Remarkable Values in Practical Art Needlework Tots’ Wash Frocks You Will Enjoy Specially Priced te Nightlights ss y DPD and Geo ette J Nadsco" Wash Dresses i. | one te a 5d of rnanheah! “a: 4 OF Dimity and Voiles ire: «i ‘ rimmec with Geo reette rre d over LUBE: 1k at nd t a . ) v ' ras high shades and white. re ara . Beautiful Frocks for ruching and gariands—c PR in 6s inne 0 oe 6% 0 .us bide os: | (dorable Frocks in del daintity eau V d $1.98 Junior $1.75 Silk Georgette Sleeveless and short-sleeve modeis; Ercl sively wd N Springtime $1.75 an $ embroidered, smocked or hand-drawn; fin- Sold ore u sie’ Stlnne 66 nreadcioth Bridge Lamp Frames For covering lamp shades ished with deep hand hems of lovely voiles = me an ae Attractive : ” | Chelce f ceveral shapes and and scarf making. In a good and dimities. Maize, honeydew, pink and Madoc ol plain and striped patterns. sizes of Junior, Bridge $I. 29 | range of wanted col- ~ $i 39 white. Pwr ® to 6 years. Be d he al hts: it - Cream. -. --- 3° Smart linen Dresses in white an OF rnetions tor mak! v- | ors—yard Pri Gannon po one 0 5E colors. Practical Dresses of Lin- é ff - b) pane instruct: 9-Pc. Stamped ssl iilids —" nga Nadaco Cold i ae Sik Fast (a new material guaranteed Stamped Kitchenette ee 4 $4 95 $ ID Cream....*"° | e ei ir Weance «\Vaxer rive waLees , : . | 5-Plv Gas Stoves | 6-Quart Kettles Floor W AXCI Outfit o a ee guaranteed ; bination . J > » SLOVES | , : Old Eng rlish Floor W axer, 4 new shipment of California } Excellent quality lor use ¢ | with improved backrest ; a kettles | Garden Two Bur ners | An every day cook Kett ie + npr ove aq | v le i’ ompl Te with Privet Hedges enrong. sturd y floors, walls and all wood- sil oe quick heating laun- . . . : ; . ’ ; > . red well-made Gas Stove on high | handy for stewing, pot roastms, | wan of Old Eng! ish Floor Wax | and hardy. Plants well branched. | 1 inside or outside grade, | : olished aluminum. | __of high-grace »# 2-burner style. Wil) hold | et Made of first and ean of Bright- el-shape Teakettie | | preserving, nas | Sale price sale price, | lar size wash handy for housckee pj nz. boller and is meensenos. $2 QQ: > See sr“ - OO — See os ao? a =’, o-ply quality : ” snenenia : sale price. couplings, cereal cooker insert. hach ma) be used sepaerate'y. A epecial VYaiue at a shang ener : quality pure aluminum in paneled 66c in all colors: | also white; quart. 45c (Feurth Filoeer— ugests.) ‘The Dailu POST-DISP: ATCH alone has a7 000 MORE cirYy Circulatton ‘man BOTH other enening. } PPORES § COMBINED SSS Oe ae 2 2 2 2 pe ce oe oe t “ _ ee SAYS COUNTY CLARE FOLK ARE EVEN EATING DRIED LEAVES Farmers’ Union Leader Draws De- pressing Picture of Famine Conditions. the Associated fress. BELFAST, March 28—A de- pressing picture of conditions in County Clare was drawn by Col. George O'Callaghan Westropp, Irish Farmers’ Union leader, at a conference bere last night. The cattle were dying by whole- sale, he deciared, 436 head valued at 10 pounds sterling each having succumbed in one month in one district, and all the sheep were al- ready dead with no livestock left in two large town lands. In the two other town landa, covering an area 30 miles long by 10 miles wide, the people had lost 80 per cent of their livestock. They were living on what they could find, eating even dried leaves. The traveler could not journey along the roads without meeting two or three funerais daily. ty Dispatches received in the Uni- ted poor harvest, including the /ailure of the potato crop, and the iack of peat were causing general distress in the west of Ireland. Members of the Free State Government is- sued statements saying taik of a famine was unjustified. Farmers Buying More ( Goods, By the Associated Press. MINNEAPOLIS, March 28.—The extent of the business improvement in the agricultura! sections is be- coming more pronounced than ever, said the monthly summary of the financial and agricultural con- ditions announced today by the Ninth District Federal Reserve Bank. “The purchasing power cre- ated by the last crop is beginning to have noteworthy effects on busi- ness conditions,” declared the re- port. “Sales of farm implements have doubled and there have been substantial increases in wholesale sales of hardware and dry goods. Car loadings of implements and vehicles are bigger than those of a year ago.” Many Want to oe Storm Waifs. | « a > a) = Ld od 24 2 5 t. : * p 4 ' s " i? ore syit : | | ie eee ber hanes t ee | ssssseuuseasuesure | hair. iy a: ne 8 eee By the Associated CHICAGO, March 28.—Radio station WLS which has collected $164,000 for the relief of the tor- nado sufferers has received 167 re- quests from as inany families for adoption of storm waifs in the five States affected. Most families wanted girls, ight haired ones from one to 10 months old, and one woman asked for a girl with red There are 90 children in the storm area whose parents are eith- er dead or in hospitals from in- juries. New Orleans Broker Dies. the Associated Press. NEW ORLEANS, March 28.— Cuban-Louisiana Sugars, Sta Masafacturers 1018 GLIVE ST. (S.E Cor. 11th) Inc. a — —- —a 750 PLAYER.,... Was 800 PLAYER.... Was 850 PLAYER.... Was Sen PLATES +<° Se 1000 PLAYER....W A EE LED: AI A A graph payment on one of JOUR GUARANTEE c= sssutacien om ws, : States late in January sald a/| , 6th & Franklin “Where the Crowds — Ge” - Monday Specials STEAK. the me on Mente: 0 OOo an the lookout to eckout to give'te Setevmna a money-saving eee A nein caulag ihe waluds Pickled Wea “ll loin batts ...+.- as Lt Rao Pickled Beef Tongues Butter Pure creamery: makes a delicious spread. Philip E. Valle, widely known su- gar, coffee and rice broker, died here last night after a brief illness. Valle was the head of a local] brok- erage firm and president of the STORE ornee FIXTURES [WwW OR SLIG FIXTURES NWOND ERFUL "BARGALNS LOWEST PRICES STERN FIXTURE | co. Player-Pianos Here Is a Sample Player Bargain for Monday: $650 PLAYER.... Was #295 $2.00 Per Wi lowance will be made for your present plano, “ pores —— eget ney and we will accept ange; you to leave the responsibility oy é making good New Starck Upright, Grand and Player- come: $500't0.$3500 le A. Starck Piano. Sy rvene of tens 1 1018 Olive St. (*7.°% EES OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 721 N. 7th St. dbis Lett v oy /

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; aa 6 ere eet! ee, ot ies re ( . . a 7 . _ = c i“ yer AM, ta Ry OT : ; : : Sak et, ‘a = 3 » _ wr " ‘ -, a : att ? “ a ae 4 ? or i ae. ” Poe . x a “4 - 7 af © ¥ B74 | alt Veal > “ aC + Pe ee wh . a | | | j | r } N SUXDAR, | on | ia Sia alee Post The Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one a evening newspaper COMBINED MARCH 23. : : as SUNDAY, 4. “ St 2 (ors Ss 8 rane oo : . , mete Me Ty wes ee ; pe meres . a8 : seas aueteseees : 4 lines CLUB MEETINGS AND ars ago of aiding these two gree ag: a5 ag c ro wali over to | work, Cornelia Greene Chapter. ID) by the State, w* ‘ | - Visit Our Enlarged Third Floor Radio Dept. : Po Wh) |S: — me : The Athena Deiphian Chapter A Kent - a and Ask to See an Atwater Ke Not for rugs alone: cleans | : lar semimonth}y meet- svOU it gs . held its regu ' ot £Y acer 2 hardwood Blends ing at the Cabanne Branch Library arnishings an: larawe . - last Monday evening, with Miss lulu Bridges presiding. The fourth . , . . , : 4. , : ; ; “ionday Radio Specials agora The newest 22 ep ZH Evereear, |} Pal Head |Grand Tone| Electrad negate ar: es Rayvevwac. and fifth acts of "The Merchant of Venice” were discussed by Miss \} 820 Olive St. ._ §g ie : ™~ tnan | il] give an Pastern party 7 OTHER GATHERINGS she Daughters of the America®) A. ~~ oo ae Roof Garden, @ The REALLY | sail d he Hotel Chas : Revolution for restoration es| Tussday, April 14. 2 o'clock. Mrs | @ S , Perfect Printed Paiierng \_ Continued From Page ¢ |maintenance. The various chapters | Tucsdsh» = toss is the general |; pring : Excello Patterns ————— ——— ls, the State of Missouri are vieing | John ed vod -ee of the arrange- |B . , . election of officers. : he) with each other in their efforts | chairman in cha: ; ti - Plants : The Printed Kind ', h 18, tne whet oa , . ork. | ments. ‘ On Wednesday, err gad sme wrei-| 2° thet part in this , A Kec — ee: Be ‘eal bl , on members of the boar » hm 2 at Another fund to which the ee. The regular annua: meeting ‘ie Pauti oom ing -» Basement day Ciubd ~ oe Seanhd cFay- ters of the American Bang > omeed the St. Louis Presbyteras Saeniiiees ns Plants of all kigds im very Bargam Yuncheon by Mrs. Do -\ re contributing is the Patriotic) |. coctety will be held at Wehbe iG attractive colors : eo pte oe ; 4 ym _ary Soc: a = : and large den of 125 North ng _— Educational Loan Fund, 0! — Groves Presbyter‘an ‘ hurch, Fri- s : eg ~ The Stars tow the P | Clayton, the following members} education of the Poy . and giris ‘Ja day beginning at 19 o'clock. Visas ' ‘ selection to choose from. . 4 being guests: i - the State who are wit preg beeen Maud Kinniburgh, field secretary | = Regular $1.50 values, , — 7 ! jor. O. 8. Wifley, same aiate fundl with which to complete | __—————— ‘ a _— =_ : «ef nel Thomas M Marsha:.. ., — education. For tne purpose | Centinued on Next Pace e J 4 Joseph W. ——- . Elizabet jn y ( New Florist Shop Smiles and New Pattern Dept. > } Sherzer and BE. W. Voie, ° cB i j The Applied Education © om ne ” —Bargain Basement . Bargain Basement . ie : Missourt Federation of “ oe oh e , ~\ ie . | A d “t, mn) meet in the Assem»* nd , | | ies eae Weare of Fducation 7 ) wa er Ken Radio I f You Have New W all Paper Dept.. r4 ; 10: dnesda) - t Bullding. a. : ’ 30 W mi . ° - tT We om on wilt be given out at this . The Radio of Superior Constructt WEEPER- ‘AC in Wall Paper , ™ or : - Fu pt. 3 7 va ing. The speaker will be Sup = | Is Apparent to the Most Casual Observer wen Saehar avtion © nel o> theneotte angene expeliieuse aueesaus Gael i ' John J. Masses. & ; : make their selections now. Whether one room or one €i-| in > t The Mount Pleasant —pgyoond s The velvety movement of the tuning dials. In Your Home tire house is to be papered, selections will be more sat ™ * ~p~geociation wt! ae 4 se . ‘ Is ofall | & ct if a rly—while assortments are compi¢ ~ onan 2:3 “ ek. The childrer ° The absence of intricate wiring. The sturdl factory made ea w as plete. es. | Friday at 2:30 o'clo a aye sts r but ‘ oe - - of the first floor will entertain the 1 | ness and rigidity of various parts—are Dut 4 $ Down Wall Paper Special Wall Paper Special © ai mothers and Mrs. Flas pcmae: s few of its features Oatmeal, floral, stripe and Allover foliage and cloth | will speak. chee Da . = ai te; block Papers. 5c effects. A Rc ; | The Confederate Dames Chapter \ 3 : K R di 3 : i. See ee eC Saamanbeeoauee - « Dp. C., will meet at the home of : Atwater Kent Kadio The one cleaner for all Wall Paper Special ) : Mrs. F. R. Cornwell, 5052 Water- 4 ' Mav be purchased at a housecleaning. oe er ) { man avenue, Apri 6, “s 2 0 “seo iL \ a ee = “es i gt agen Large selection of patterns 171. o Mra. P. H. Dean » wee sod aBSSiS~..:- : ‘. ‘ = ° " ne = Lite uf ~— Le ee id aiil/. for any room. 9 ami 1 : : . bostess. oe 4 \ el Queen Quality Style jor kaste J — Ls modest inceme— A ESE eee C LzC novual luncheon of walt oo . v z & RRS . s] Ww (M) ha pers arg will be held at the & Tan Calf With Brown Inlay \ @ $85.00, D OU. Is Was He ra | Werest Park Hotel Tuesday at 1 AK Patent With Tan Inlay 7 F ~ 5 : COS (4) Washable. varnished Papers for . ; , ' _ 5 6 Ss] () (K) "my r and kitchecs. = Oo clo &. srar of ~ dae > * bathrooms — . The Queen Quality trade-mark is your assurance \ lf A roll ic A reguiar meeting of the Univer- |) Perfect Fit—Pertect Service—Pesfect | Satisiactes (4) - And You May Purchase on ES ae sity of Missouri Alumnae will De iy CENT! match Style Bulletin upon ~~ sg ’ | held at the College Ctub Fridar \ ! Ov EENTEXA Hose to ms OUE CLUB PLAN Featuring . 4 x om request. ° April 14, at 3 o@ cio k. F 3 a a = a = Bright Star Phones Tubes Aeria! ee : « ' : | ‘; 8 . —" wri, o% pa wewewwsasnewanees Te ae eee eee = by Good House- apple green. Nell Bridges i Miss Lida Collins. 4q * Soc} proves ; testing Pol hrome : The pest . eeting wil be ‘April is == . 22: --Volt Guaranteed Kets keeping = sities = ( | )6US / ES | Regular $1.39 and $1.69 Values ad > os En excettent quay of Ti 3 4 = : ; ~ 2” . - + > PE 4 é 50c nei pe enestie ; ; = on Each Dress ‘Se ccll : : + aninaiaaeniiiie a lua a ; 4 7 acre “No. 4—Of green gingham in one tn dad : . | dew, 2 te 19 yard 79 . . s No. 1—In orchid gingham, one pattern only. Lazy daisy and "a * os | stented \-> | = . pattern only. Lazy casy and French knot design to be em- ae o* + _ 4 ; ; & +4 ; long stitch cesign ‘to = queen broidered in erange, black and : °9c Dress Percale $ } i i} : -4 ered in ye..0fF white and green, white. I sve sea tenet es i ne 4 } = Ii > | ’ _ SP. t+eees * Heatr ; a ee ede 4 * Bl - | No S—Of tan gingham in one pas No. S—Of fine blue gingham ‘ rareete: = sented daniel 4 ‘ ae a tern of in French &© azty ome pattern only. Lazy daisy and e$uroee? a ngewe $ | « 4 jais . g sign to EFrench knot design to de em- Ht, + ae | + - ties 19¢ > | 4 , «ae meatal creer . meoidered in yellew, black and Nh beg Peart > . - ‘ = ° * 7 : - . a | ies 8 ods cle. | mpage = Meee t 14 4 S 39c Shirting Madras ¢ | = | oot FS U4 ae , . agham in io. 6—Of gingham fm one in Os bee Ss ;-inch fiber stripe Shitting *+ * ; _4 i 2 Va. $....f)2 tangerine } ae sh a. fs No. orchid , 4 P| or an ; . ° =» pleasing > tection ? . . . eee one pattern only. Lazy daisy, pattern only. Be cong poses ee rTrrey ey , ae pF th ‘ oeinn: ere B ; . long stitch and French knot de- French knot g2 = = aa eo ~ Pix : a - ; 4 : sign to be embroidered in green. broidered in green, ac ate: | — 29¢ 4 s white and biack. ware ol 2 — » ' ‘ a _— 2 signs * to 19 yard 15c $ : S ecial | ; / « : ms Art Needlework Department—F ourth Floor Pm lengths. Yard ~ — ; at mise : f — | : ; oe : Womens } : y Misses’ Le : , j That Strike a New Style Note for Easter | In33 pairs reduced f this event. y our eho aisley calf, color <andals, novelty © PURCHASED AT A LOW PRICE 7 AND PRICED ACCORDINGLY : a Authentic New ; | Modes . 7 " 5s ’ anne ~ Loveiy S ye | a s gaga Baa ae Bas sas e eae eagaenees owen's'oae ewaangegeuneaes eeueenunse ees se S pring " Shades rl [Eto oe ote? eg om - ve .s +" e+e Gx i i 4 Pe seteheces $35.00 Axmin- ar : *t ge citer ** Ow / 8 " , ster Rugs | 8 ‘ ae a = 4 a ad : . ~ riné VERY Hat in this offering has been personally selected by our * 257 OF own buyer in New York. Each one represents the acme in o.. $27.93 . . ~ zs . * . , - : millinery workmanship, authenticity in style and quality... in | & | — — material .. . featuring the newest colors and shapes. Large and | sy 36-Ineh Print srmalj head sizes. e a4 hee pee KLINE’ S—Second Foo . nach heavy all-sitl crepe d@. 4, et . are ama co .os8.. eemenensaae “ | ox £ , : | ee es BSEEeesa Ses eaeeeaBParuaaa Peewee s eee Ses ._ = SBEeeseaecanaz® BO 4 ; s ri ee aa Bat ‘h - _ . ~ hE . ied sm - - - a

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—_, - Tiere mee apa rie aa Ee EN Ee eee % , « # ss + : NDAY, on | bas : a AFAR i 2. 1925. an Lhe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCK mm —— eo) 4 LP eT a—a «s+ © Sao Ba BREE SB 58 LL [ke a eR merece meaner: een College Extension Board took place CLUB MEETINGS AND The REALLY ww | | all Paper Dept. ha! The Musical] Research Club wil: give its Easter program at Vander- A Perfect Printed Patterns ' fh Net Contents £5 Feats == Centinued from Preeeding Page. jin the afternoon a play Was pro- Excello Patterns AH, ~ duced representing the work dona . . : Use Our New die | 1500 Drops of the Board of Nationa! Missions, | by a Bible class of 100 university The Printed Kind De Luxe Elevators AY soweeennss Sedoewaee ores ses ind Dr. Nina Maynard, missionary’ men and women taught by Mise on Sale Hie "° from Africa, will be the speakers. | Jessie Barrall of Columbia. Mo. @ PRINTED P. in B to Ail Ay ZASTOR The regular monthly meeting of | Stephens’ College girl. The meet- ATTERNS Bargain asement Upper Floors SHR = Se the St. Louis Council of the Na-| img Was sponsored by the Cullege They are not ry rare tional Congress of Parents and Club of St. Louis. ; PRINTED but also PERFORATED x Sas Store vor ALL the People f Teachgrs will be reld Thursday at The Kirkwood Study Hour (Chu CUT OUT READY FOR USP —$— j q » o'clock, in the ssermbiy room of met Tuesday with Mra. A. B. Boyer, No Superflugus Margins _ { the Board of Education Bullding. hostess. A welfare meeting was re@- be Cut away | Nomination of officers will be held. ported. The club is studying “Re ° | Mrs. Estelle Hilton of 4426 Evans | /*tions of tae Rdepohay States With ar est ar arenue entertained 60 members of Other OU Ties, Mrs. eed Semen the St. Louis Outing Club last Sun- ener sen nea read beg Paes | Pe , ; Zz yday evening. The next meeting and | * ermanen Court of Internationa ow 4 ; | Js ustice, and Mrs. Jules Schulze ‘ = dance will be held at the Moose | ° ee : ubject. “History of . ' _ ha or her s ct, Hall, 3830, Oli street, April 4, at 8 ) XY es me key ers : Rules of War.” Mrs. Otis recited a number of original poems. PElec- tion of officers will be held at the next meeting at the home of Mra, ’ — —~ | Wee 27 re Vriday at the Second Saptiat . — OTHER GATHERINGS i Church. Luncheon was ser ad and om 1O00 Raaner Coats eck of Valu } WV Tall “ bn’ &S 3 Aids in the assimilation of F ; : s¢ R ; a a ate ae pe vee . pact mt ‘ sizer 43 to 53 ood, promoting Cheerfulneéss, Rest and talians and the reasons therefor. The activities of the Twentieth The next meeting of the club wil Century Art Club reached a climax Natural] Sleep Ww rthout Opiates ‘be held April 13 at the Art Museum. a = last Monday when the club pre- St g JTESSES To avoid imitations always look for the signature of ; “hehehe The annual meeting of the St.;/sented to more than 100 guests! ite Proven dircctions on each ckage. Physicians everywhere recommend it | Louis Branch of the Stephens’! ~~ Continued on Next —— VATE RIALS—New satin Canton. epes, new Canton crepes, new satins. IS 7 . STY LE-S—t!* r all occasions street wean? te oy USiness Wear, sport wear, afternoon wear. e\ - ———- j/ Y, , OOLORS—Tan, gray, cocoa, cranberry, rosewood, rust, poudre | , UF Sreen navy, brov®™ black. . . \Miiases’ sizes 14 to 18 Women's sizes 26 to 44 Exztra sizes - 46 to 52 SEVENTH (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) Tomorrow—lIntroductory Sale of | New Spring Apparel at Notable aac Over 200 Bsc New J $1.95 Fringed Panel Curtains e. AI’UNnZeaG } - 29¢ Cotton Sateen = me: ("urtains oped _ ‘a thread | tt VT 75c to $1 Window Shades A > ll Straight or finished wit} lion fringe. sorted patterne. Hos siery Sale! EE Don ‘ Ov e rlook This Opportunity to Save 7 ae 5 | {Cc ofc Printed Voile * 4 4 rm ed We F or “A, on ' | inds with ‘ 25c¢ a ; 22c Dress Ginghams 25¢ to 3c Chilcren’ S ) Socks and stockings ce cae Gee ae « tO ene ins eig — CO ires eady lane Ww hite, ¢ an , sts seconds ~ green, ers or vel'ow Just I5c 1 Be i? 5 0c " doze - \ JL 36-inch ka 50¢ 79 to poo 00 Women’s Hosiery Sizes §° - These striking models are a decidedly tié@w note of fashiohe- the trim mannish latloring—smartly glaborated with fluffy Summer furs—and developed in such altraclive colored fabrics. 31.39 Ruffled Checked Marquisette Curtains Well made 32-Inch Tissue 7 Ginghams selected assortmen ent ;u ite - gy — QO points. Three-seam back, ’ ‘ , Pe r.* rat an 15c Chil- dren's Black S tock ings: assorted J a17Cs. for F 4°" 50c of 400 pa.rs. splen did auality marquisette, ull ruffle and nae" eksS “Oo matc ec we Terry ( Cloth Alike on hoth 5) patterns can be used for cur- TIC aay 29¢ 50¢ English Broadcloth Wom- ujl- I ashioned thar Oe ngs er renee a: acer veren*e* etcedt a i i ie i en con's | Aes Lisle Hosc 2”™ 30c aoe range of arc olorings: tains, drapes or 29¢ a " & i. an ae | gma ia i i - c engths Yor $i de sel lee EBA GE A ARO AER CE PEI otc, BONE ) $1.25 Cork Linoleums Fike . ENSEMBLE SUITS ~ The Fashionable Women Have Accepted These Costume Suits Delightedly. ; $15.95 9x12 Pabcolin Rugs $().95 $45.00 R Uu Ed S Axminster Rugs $35.00 A xmin- “a 9 — ster Rugs et, Se ay tai ey vibibie ik). Selanne BAL Oey . ) \« > @ &' Oe a . lt hug ‘re p a 5 eal =e TH! , rds c » , = ‘ ~hows ; ; ~ lé o r OT 1 | be tifi Ges i ZzI« avid beautitu j i, na “e orings Sligh misprint: ec loring (Bargain Dascement—Nugents.) Ja 927.95 om aw «a aa’ aeta@ «ao ww : 29c Dress Percale ee ee ® = as x 4 vad i : : $2.25 Dra er Damask * me ee ee Easter Hosiery for Women’s Sport Hose ena ° : . es wid 19c Children hae ae be Bit ps Toa ality, in the leading draper; o , a ; F a'orse e 4 | i} rer A $ we 1 e : prposes : aii _— ‘ | 39 Shirting Madras § sina yonees So BAC —s 51.39 i ILLUSTRATED ARF a | age . er siripe Shirling ¢ p t¢ 35c Women’s Mercer- » H B 33 8 SIX C OA aa 2a & qi : ; ; aay 50c House Brooms, 33c apices i Mee fancy stripes. Some slight $ Boys’ and Girls ized Ribbed Hose Louw; Suemeaer-~aae " SHOW THE DIVER : . 29¢ ; School Hose Bi iat ae edly a ewed: smooth natural handles & SITY OF STYLES’! " Liback cordovan and wh aa ‘ wig E - . s : cHehtiv imperfect: sizes 6 to selection of colors. Slightly : tt 29c Cretonne $ stigntly imperfect; sizes 6 to Select! 4 98c Aluminum Dish 5 I scscen corte tecsapne bins eareceable. reinforced | fm 2" 50c Pans,690ti*S ne | in large and small floral de- $ *' ~ 2°” 50c auiert. Ge ee tiere Women's, Misses and firns 2 to | vard - @ Po (Bargain Basement.) = 9e099n ime ena v finish in- —E LY en “fr T ae > l5c ? luminum—sun ray finish | Eatra Sizes | engihs. Ya SEO SROOOOOUODEAEAES OTR 8890990099 0900094044000400404440444404 ae ee! Lies B é‘ ; “ 8 - my 7 % ' ae » ° Be ' 2000 Girls 1 (‘oats of tis exceptiona! quality 3 : — 5 ’ , . ‘ i AY, Omen S and New > are unusally priced much more $6-Inch Printed Ré adinm Silks wire Canton Crepe ee . Such a modest pricing for such exquisite quality. The eit ed si hroadciot eh print- an o$-inch suk an e. pe Pepe 2 inch * Row § At aan aa K nd 40- $ 52 season's newest 4 Ee [ : COnLrASTS of frock and eout are sinartly colored—and the . » ee ee neh nate ehiines. In new 1 xp Os EELS Soke? SVU ame ee sek iy | stvles unusually-attractive in every detail. ~~ a Be | | | ; by S | (ees eaaee —! : $55 | he BEDELL—SUIT SALON—¥OURTH FLOOR. a * TES LS RENE TORR ee v4 :

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er or ~~ -. See” Pca a ye, — RE wages : cieme was Mone Cita Curculauoh than the morning and one other evening newspaper CUMBINEU CLUB MEETINGS AND value and splendid entertainment. | mothers and daughters of the so-! boulevard. April 13. at 2 o'clock. ward. W oolbridge, — a ag . ay OTHER GATHERINGS Mr. Harry ter Braak of the Y. | “?ety- and Chapter O is to give a musicale: Kraft. a : . = M. C. A. gave a talk on Americani- rectsrocity meetin af *+he April] 70 at 3:39 o'clock at S — a se ‘ d - ’ rem FPrecedl Page. 9 ac reciprogity meeting oO: (he “Apts 9 eben: aN ~ Vr "ET) . s igi of The Store That Selis Nice Things a Coataget a ee ration, this was made the more in- rrority Circle Will be held at the "s Church. The next en wena a “ar ) i] 1 pervert Commert id J+ using rusaitinoraAitn a #en dsttiey 4 er tee 4 oe eee _ . . = > . ‘ ee ae . . . tah Dla “2 nt ors « i mae } a beth Ba ara Lone D4 ’ r ™ ~+ > +4 \& — o- = - YY = 4 = . - ? : sie ’ . . 4 > ~ — tne = as. WS = & & ee . . . - = ‘4 é ~ ' o p | wl fave a true ana sonn |! Miller of ast St. Loui: 40 with a bridge lun- consisted 4 P ae | foreign born and is now devoting — r of East St. Lou . Moor: § wtGge (Uncheem am g evrm pathet in‘ tatio O71 aw : rill giv ook reviex*. “Th zreat a eee : ‘ : wiih: “ite ~ — a / hairmaz . 9 INC. a9 gi his life to the cause of American _~ 5*** @ SOO review. The Great -en1 ity - JD Saturday «¢ : Tr he Southern folkiore, ; unger,” by Dojer. There will be : | | maittee, f oe . = » | Cit si. Pp. a — Among those present were: * : te nterspersed With Sou ; seiections, followed by a ‘ ee a erent oe Oe . ‘wel Rose ‘ro - ~ ~ ae ’ -) aI > ow + ; * ee d - . - é - i = ’ 216-916 OLIVE T- sn IRS, fter the close of the prdgram A luncheon was served 1 * Alvia Held, Frances Blanke ‘ter, - -- © e - >.» . - . & — ‘ . — 'te ee social hour. _ ~ - ‘ ure of meeting the: atin ougias (liver Chapter. Vaugnters Rlank Wen Ve" L. . 2elar accont “anis: > re — ‘ ” a Ae. ehi.4.? Blanke-: = , . ~ ~™ “2 ==. . > ‘* c : : ~~? - * > -— —_ . i hh ris ~OrTITTION \ yer T n was ucatio ee —SsS a 6S tee The Rubenstein Musical Club Of the American Revolution Mmea, — Mu lub ee 2 | eat Hess. Geraldine Hunter. Be. 4 x sliders Would Be Named! The ci =] erat =. “a ided over by met at the home of Mrs. Gus Hart- riour , ' , Sechneithorst Anthony ; > . . .»* * - = a+ . 24 ~ 4 m4 iam - + an man 2101 Alice avenue Fridar arenue. JLAD! yw) d am ste Oscar Fis - _ City and County, to : mar the - — Tn . = : - . . ” ~~ 7? 2 : - . x $ - = . a * - : AMUSEMENTS ora . afternoon. The program included F. G. Ude pecallliniosonsiz, Frank Tabler, Joseph Sag c. port in Year K > music by Miss Program which followed Phe suo- . 4 ' a Repor te on a a % Fw = c * » Charge Purchases Will Appear on Statements of May Ist ODEUSN—Teday T:15. Tonight S:1o = — ‘ —— — e~s , . »* . ; 5 al ~ > | . ‘*”~ »* =° “ect was ne Resp: - S'iJ2ia . > & “ = “* 4 1s€ s . iit d ati Oio yi = fae riseey. riarrvy ip 4 sa San will hold its regular meeting at + + no Ae ...| Obligation of Our Heritage.” Mrs...” ’ . nly rand Opera 2 ee BEES Me" Ouea Wittamee, and" series) Obligation of Our Hertage” Stes Roe, ero aes cement of ea Or on a y an ues a \ Carlo a ae” wei a “ees J~- of musical numbers and son pisens ings aes ee ; , | Sseions for the appointment of Gove Mat Gala Perfermance: Ni April 1. 1925, at 2:15 p n At _ man cine general, ve a talk , eg eel = +. : which w mn “Alda.” Salazar. De Mette. Roselle 12:30 there will be an indoor picnic —_ PeRet Em, : apn Cee tos Os 4 Nicholas Martin. Alber ee: ha ea ms) and e° Lebengrin. Wedding mee fi. member Sedk 3 ember : _ — The ~hapte: e the’ ©. Dudley, . extension of the city Mmits j "eh e .r°e'v ase ‘a . + . . —~S . 4 ‘ - - — : : bos Lo | : . Ss ) Delphian Society met Tuesda; . LeGear, , : : ae filed Friday with the Boards | ved ** reve ore. ~ . cir . K % . . . . ~ . ed = . iF & tee = cay -- a Bran ate! Libr ; v : re ’ : an “a r mas tm ' ' : . ' ws. =e ‘ ne Lananne ’ a / tion Commission ¢rs of St. | city ball b RAG GORGE TE ms te ge “_~ hre , each mer be 2. winess = “ed needa - ¢ ww. HW. Dicker. nresident Dr iidin ing. Henry Tri ng Frank ; ¢ _ o it : P. ' $51 A d item edt tine } lish ling. Joe Vollmer, Otto ° = Louis County. There) tee they t tin oo a>: t 1 ' 7 ‘ * > . le ~~ °? ; , j gciscus! lion a> Ae PSS ot Ens issn ee. a. ice ll LL Miller, ’ 5° = > ; > ‘ - - . wy ~ > >? ~- — e . 7 *- 57a ? ’ » ” BR? , ~F ATS NOW Si te £% Se - ae 4 er i .H¢ i - a ._ hapt E: iii. Art and Artist, was iec Oo}3 Tate, Val. Eberle. Hugo y *e be i> Tm ' . - at "a 1 4 ~ ‘ o 1004 OLiIy - ST : > | } - - at ~~ ~ >> = °2 | ~ @#nm (eT Aln Cha pt er .™ . ‘ 4 a) le. rT} - A. Th ompson. Th ose having topics Lew Hoffstellier Hz. E el rw rn pe" - tions wil Ticket Office Opens at 1 PF. M. > hei supplied a7 hy 2 of Mrs. Egger. o1 Kingsbury were Mmes. Lindsay. Vogel, Wood- Carroll Smith and Ira Leva, er the county- They will have | who wil ‘3s which to agree upon a call a | Judges, : in whic! oa? the petitions was a | - ‘represen ; ' | a a tit | they must bei five of Frankly, we have never betore offered such values at the very | ; * or and certiiel a: aa beginning of the season. It will pay you well to visit Wels 4 ee ee Monday, and we advise early selection as in most instances the | , a St. Louis and = — wate : . 3 "i the Circuit. Provate an ‘y at & groups are limited. : 3 ee ee nad at Cas - we tad 6. ba {st | pe then appeint the freeholdera. | petitions as ‘a | petitions were filed by aicf We os A Group of Our - & i . | i Finest Coats 125. $139.50, $149.50, $155, $165 Models It is quite out of the ordinary to off just before Easter, particularly as these tinest Coats—Siulk and Wool Models for Spring. tur-bordered or plain. Remember These Are Offered in the Month-End Sale Only a — 100 Dresses /| 52 Coats 2 — The World’s Best Known $f} Seren Values to $29.50 * GF Miek-Grede Fabric: Sizes 234 19 7 New silks and sport cloths in a pleas. = Si asl Weenein of the én. ' ‘(All-Leather Shoes in styles that bag ghoice of styles and colors. Tg (2 aera —— Or an PRE Soin girls like. Made over speci A Limided ‘Nuinber of are Ma ie in ST. LOUIS Better Dresses °33 Boys BUSTER BROWN SHOES $45, $55. $59.75 and $65 Models One-of-a-kind models, for street, afternoon, for | Think a moment! Do you know of any line of children’s dinner, in Spring’s favored styles and fabrics. In | ee fe eae are truly | shoes as famous as Buster Browns? And why are Buster ' t Freer. | Brown Shoes so well known? They are sold in every State in the Union. Millions of children wear them. There Closing Out 42 One-of-a-Kind must be a reason for that. There are several reasons. First— a Suits a Ensembles They're 100° LeatherShoes @ : Then, There’s Style | Shoes for Mis: $ aa hee $s xt only are Buster Brown Shoes made entirely bs | Girls want pretty shoes like mother’s. BoyS’ @@a— For girls in their “teens,” cleve > El | ” ie yf leather but thev are made of the very bes , a want masculine models like dad wears. In Bus- “9 ‘ned Buster Brown models of “ tee i ; | REE 4 ‘e | | he Ae Hf ae Fp ; Pe oo «+ ~ eee Se up charm. yg ex epee roel : leather. [That m r and, ter Brown Shoes as much attention is given to pueeee te £507 ee eee fe ty te t Brown SI m priced, un . tvleand general good appearance as ordinarily 7 7 i . * . . ’ - - ad ~ o > sh! ’ - - an : > WA . > we iWVUL. 7 nplv one last from whicho yc lar: [In large cities throughout the country Buster Brown Monday and Tuesday Only at mailer sizes are developed, burt a specially design Shoes are featured by leading stores. In New York —_ ‘ ist for every size; and different lasts for bovs she and in Milwaukee by Gimbel Bros. In Cleveland by ) _ ¢ ing giris saoc: The May Company. In Boston, by the Houghton and Charming Modes S Buster Brown Shoes come in all sizes for boys and Dutton Company. In New Orleans by D. H. Holmes. tor Easter iris. Children wi | sured ot perfec In Denver bv A. T. Lewis & Son. BUSTER BROWN SHOES ARE. MANUFACTURED EXCLUSIVELY BY - . as — _ 7 5 \ ; J, lew . a. < | rn modistes ts offered . ( this .o@w price as a Millinery feature oa: \De\s the Month-End Sale. Osos g CX , 9 + S _

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o’clock | ward Woolbridge, Brooks musicale Kraft}. l, Wood- Carrol! Smith and Ira Love. MARCH 29, 1928. 4 hq te “i , ST NDAY MARCH 28, 1925. oO ‘Y The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CiTY Circulation ihan BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH agr eS ——= > . a sin which to agree upon a call a meeting > o » of cons jlidatior he petitions Was a The filing 0. \#© } representatives. ked over : thas been little tions will be certified to the Mayor, the count) They will haveijwho will within 10 days thereafter of | Judges, and they will have 30 days lin which to select the cigy’s nine Not more than ality, but they must be ifive of these may belong to the! eg SSS ertified to the !@ame political party. nexation of portions of the county | clerk, chief clerk in the freight ac- | by adjusting the boundaries. Any/counting department, auditor of scheme recommended by the Board | freight accounts, assistant auditor \of Freeholders must be approved) of the road and auditor. He was!) | by the voters of both the city and) aiso active for many years in the county. |, Railway Accounting Officers’ Asso- | ciation, serving as president of the the Oircult and national Establishment of definite state Coolidge and confirmed immedi-|the petition of Andrew H. Watson ately as the successor of Federal'to be appointed executor of the Judge Charles Lynch, who resigned $75,000 estate of Mrs. Annie Laurte | KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 28. —M-. Linn Gibson, automobile me- policies regarding! ehanic, who recently killed his four carefully planned systems” lands and settlement activities of | | : small childr , private agencies was urged in the! oo spells dD Hoi report. While a number of com- panies are pursuing | hatchet while apparently mentally = /unbalanced, and then inflicted ser- honest ani/jous wounds upon himself with the So fi here | , | discussion of the FUNERAL OF R. E, BERGER, ee Oo ee development, the dapletaniin pedis ah gnee alo ae yor and Judges ©} the Circuit | city’a feeehelébrce. | Surviving him are his widow,| much wild land h a “to! ¢ Reert of St. Louls ane me SUREOE The county petitions were filed WABASH AUDITOR, TODAY Mrs. Ellen Peck Berger; his/|farmers by the ‘seudetee shoul ane as ee peg, = Pane , the Circuit, Prooate and OmERT TE int Clayton ‘and were received by Ile Died of Pneumonia After Shori mother, Mrs, Amelia Berger; a/“concern was sale and not settle-}14, Gibson has not been aware of Witeurts of St. Louis County, Who} Commissioner J. C. A. Hiller. These, Ilinesa That Began at a jbrother, Harry W. Berger of | ment.” his deed. He believes he injured Mn shen appoint the freeholders./ petitions bore names of residents) Lancheon. fete enna il., and a half brother, “From the standpoint of public| himself while chopping wood in a ‘one were filed by @ilof Webster Groves, Kirkwood, Funeral services for Richard ‘Frank M. Berger of 8t. Loula linterest,” the statement said, “it the kitchen of his home. . = eit me ine P Buster Brown Shoes for Girls Sizes 2%, to 7 All-Leather Shoes in styles that grow- ing girls like. Made over special low heel lasts in stylish patterns. The Teddy Sandal Patent leather or tan calf. Welt - sewed soles; rubber heels. Girls’ 2% to 7 ..$s.00 Misses’ 1114 to 2, $4.00 Child’s 832 to 11, $3.50 Betty Jane Straps ES Girls — children’s are Buster | in every em. There is. First— There’s Style y shoes like mother’s. Boys odels like dad wears. In Bus- is much attention is given to rood appearance as ordinarily igning of grown-up’s shoes. h PF young feet grow ‘tortion. no foot- ntry Buster Brown res. In New York s. In Cleveland by the Houghton and »by D. H. Holmes. ELY BY Choice of patent leath- er or tan calf. Made with welt-sewed soles and rubber heels. Girls’ 2%4 to 7 ..$s.00 Misses” 11% to 2, $4.00 Child’s 8% to 11, $3.50 The Wellesley Oxford Shown in patent leath- er or light tan calf. Welt-sewed soles: low rubber heels. Very popular with high school and college girls. Sizes 234 to 7..$s.00 The Nydia Sandal A splendid Summer \ Shoe of soft, flexible a, white washable Elk. Welt-sewed = soles. Ao White rubber heels. Bizes 2°14 to 7...$4.s50 Buster Brown Shoes for Misses Sizes 111% to 2 For girls in their “teens,”- cleverly de- signed Buster Brown models of “Grown- up” charm. . The Maurine Pump Patent leather. Note the novel cut-out pat- tern. Made over foot- shaping last. Welt- sewed soles. Rubber heels. Misses’ 11% to 2, $4.00 Child’s 8% to 11, $3.50 ; The Dixie Tie very graceful style. of patent leath- Wer light tan calf. '-S¢wed soles. — 2%2 to 7..$4.00 iSSes 11% to 2. $3.50 The Grecian Sandal A clever strap model, in light tan or black patent. Brown-welt stitchdown sewed soles. Misses’ 11° to 2, $2.65 Child’s 84% to 11, $2.50 Double Eagle Stamps | F ewze CE liiliiams — SIXTH AND FRANKLIN | All-Leather Shoes for All the Family Announces a complete line of the famous... — Buster Brown Shoes—made in St. Louis—nationally advertised— worn by boys and girls all over the country. The finest, best-wear- ing, best-looking, most healthful shoes ever made for young folks. Featured by Gimbel Bros. in New York, The May Companysein Cleveland, the Houghton & Dutton Co., in Boston, and other lead- ing stores. Now you can get them right here at Williams’, the store that has been noted for good shoes and good values for 48 years. A complete, fresh, new stock—all sizes and styles for boys and girls. Made on Brown-Shaping Lasts Brown-shaping lasts are That’s why Buster —— ientifically designed to shoes are so comfortable pi " . P ae _— That’s why they're good ollow the natural lines for growing feet. Young- of the foot. Not simply sters who wear Buster one design in various - Browns will grow up with sizes, but a separately ce- healthy unblemished feet signed last for every —will never be bothered size. Different lasts for by foot troubles in later boys and girls, too. , years. Baseball for Boys Balloon Doll for Girls Boys—a regular big league balloon doll in colors. Free style baseball. Girls — a with every pair of Buster Buster Brown air filled Brown Shoes. Double Eagle Stamps Monday OE Buster Brown Shoes for Little Tots Sizes 2 to 5, 542 to 8 and 81, to Il Youngsters requiring these sizes test the wearing qualities of a Shoe and they also need to be carefully fitted. They'll get a perfect fit in these Buster Browns made over special wide-toe lasts—and good long wear, too. The Play Boy Children’s Dress Sandals Buster Brown, mocca- Made of black patent sin tip Oxfords, in | leather or white wash- »cown elk. Stitch- able elk. Brown-welt stitchdown sewed down soles. oes cation ;' for both boys an Infants’ 2 to 5...$1.75 girls. | Child’s 5 to 8...$2.00 Sizes 5% to ay Sizes 8'4 to 11..92.50 | ford Buster Brown Oxfords The Foot-Shaping Oxfor | Brown elk with Made of patent leath- : smoked elk collar and er, brown elk or lace stay. A pretty smoked elk, with dress Shoe for Little stitchdown sewed Tots. soles. Infants’ 2 to 5...$2.00 Infants’ 2 to 5..$1-75 Child's s¥% to 8. .§2.50 Child’s 534 to 8, $2.00 Child’s 834 to 11, $3.00 Child’s 8% to 11, $2.25 Children’s Dress Shoes | Children’s Dress Shoes Choice of patent leath- | M — of — brown elk, made | “2Suabie oF smoke ne | elkskin. Brown-welt ei Rb oe | stitehdown sewed Oo wih soles. eo Infants’ 2 to .. $1.7 Infants 2 to §.. $1.75 Child’s 5% to 8. teas Child’s 5% to 8..$2.00 Child’s 844 to 11, $2.25 Child’s 814 to 11, $2.25 Buster Brown Hosiery Of course boys and girls who wear Buster Brown Shoes will want Buster Brown Hosiery, too. It's extra strong and long-wearing just as the Shoes are. Comes in various weights, heavy or light ribbed: three-quarter, roll-top or full length; black and a big va- riety of colors; also fancy patterns and color combimations. Mod- erately priced. . Buster Brown SHOE Buster Brown Shoes for Boys Sizes 214 to 6 All-leather for long wear; handsome models like dad wears. Shown in a vari- ety of leathers. Boys’ Patent Oxfords A Buster Brown Ox- ford for boys; made over the popular new balloon last. Sizes 2% to 6 ..$4.s50 Boys’ Dress Oxfords A mas culine-looking “Balloon” model, in light tan or black calf. Sizes 214 to 6...$4.50 Boys’ Dress Shoes Attract%e “Brogue’ model Buster Brown high shoes,.in tan or black calf. Sizes 1 to 6..... $4.50 t a\ Boys’ Dress Shoes A handsome. Buster Brown Shoe; “Bal- loon” last, in light tan calf. Rubber heels. Sizes 1 to 6..... $4.50 Buster Brown - Little Men’s Shoes Sizes 11 to 2 Sturdy, comfortable and good-looking models for boys of 7 to 12 years. Little Men’s Oxfords —z new “Balloon” model, in light tan or blacks calf. With rub- ber heels. Sizes 12% to 2..$3.25 Little Men’s Dress Oxfords Stylish patent leather Buster Brown Oxfords for dress-up occasions. Sizes 11 to 2....$3.25 High-Grade Special Dress Shoes, in brown or black calf. Made over foot-sshaping lasts. Sizes 10 to 1334, $3.00 Th SEEM TMM serere LACT ' the controversy over administration Andrew H. Watson Says Name | Was Erased From Will of | Bradley, 1618 North Euchid avenue, a widow, who died March 10. Wateon allegei that when the will was executed Oct. 10, 1918, he at St Mrs. William A. LeGe subcommittee of the Metropolitan Clayton, Weliston, Universi : ae A. Gear “ ’ ’ , ersity City,,Flisworth Berger, auditor of the / ts DB eS ay, | Utah place. entertained a grount : reams ad Chamber of|Richmond Heights, Maplewood, St.| Wabash Railroad, who died at St. BORDER LINE OF FRAUD Peery gh | pees, on 1 na at tt) : . . ce. ; > , ; P $0 with a bridge lunches ' re ecm ann of F Ww is" ig | mice eect eager Bea. | Lake's ere greg 9 j= piggy ih arty IN SALES OF FARM LANDS irrespective of their economie value | Bi70/ =! | ; on at - pew mp a - A. esper, sant, Jennings, Vinita Park, Mid-/terday, will be held at St. John’s | re t eteaiies | it} ib Saturday aftern é i pe ome line a ge oO ae land and other localities. | Methodist Church, Kingshighway | Among those present were: If vel Rosenf la a Ww M “Ledbet semen ~~ why 20 |and Washington boulevard, at 2 p. Man pee a og og ee should be employed t the for the alvia Held, Frances Bls ' a eld and W. M. dbet- Among those mentioned for the | mn. today. Burial will be in Val-| ~~” aa Not Inter- Sat among Daughters jy)... pool * Gianke, Em | se ter. county appointments are former) nalla C ested in Public Welfare. sale of land not physically or eco- Janke, Millie Blanke: Mme bad Sarena aad nomically suited for sett! ae mom, PY! ost Hess. Geraldin - s. , : Procedure Necessary. Senator A. E. L. Gardner, former aad By the Associated Press. y oi — | #2 WU Kenneithorst. Anthonn 'z Atthummmeenolders Would Be Named} nye city petitions were said to|Circult Judge George H. Williams, | Derser, who resided at 6375 Per-| | WASHINGTON, March 28.— ~—aee fa eithorst Anthony Sch Si ) . P a ! , ‘ shing avenue, succumbed to pneu- Declines Federa udg oes ore.) ...,, Mischer litey, Dh Seey City ind (County. to | bear the names of 11,759 registered Arthur V. Lashley, George Trampe, : Land companies operating in the Fr id eship. EO) en ret ot woneph Ayers @ by eg Ye RS. voters, and the county petitions the | G®°rse W. Baumhoff, Charles Har- — — a re of less than | Great Lakes states have employed | 3Y the Associated Press. The a ; tes 2 ag ed Joseph Sam esreuth. | K Report iT) y Car;©r. | names of 3015 county voters. The : wood, Clarence Shotwell, Robert two weeks. He was removed to the | sale methods “which approach JERSEY CrrY. N. Sik March 28. : Mee ang © ° °°" Bagserman, James Mor. | law requires @ number equal to 3|Reersel, Joseph McAtee, Robert | Bospital on March 17 after beins | very close to the border line of|—Former fudge James McCarthy! Mrs. Annie Laurie Bradley. Be? atre | 5i88' Y. Harr Oberhaus. Harry , i aiah inaie® bit 440s entnt aihedl seaiPrgrt. « | Powell, George Wiethaupt, F. W. a,{ taken suddenly ill at a luncheon | fraud,” declared a statement today| 22moumced today that he had de-| Pesiden:.| himesbacker, Jacob Frank, Ge . ¢= the appointment of }Governor in the preceding election, | VesPe*, C- E. Williams, John M./| With friends at the Missouri! Ath-/ ny the Department of Agriculture| clined an appoirfment to a New! eae S Davie ? va, T. A. Henn} a ae ’ , he ‘ neider | which would be about 7500. for the | Atkinson and Bernard Greens- | letic Association. He was 64 years | based on its investigation of land Jersey Federal judgeship. He re-| Evidence was submitted yester- Nicholas Martin, Albert Warner, ga Been ee sta, feity and 1410 for the county. | telder. joe. settlement and colonization in the; Cemtly was named by President) day to Probate Judge Holtcamp on | ae ehe! | Dudiey, M. Cutner. LL - extension city limdéts, iae* ' te Brace! - Sei tteteetiie | Three plans of extending the city! Coming to St. Louis tn 1881, Ber-j} lake states. sdav a: eGear, Samuel A. Humphrey, BR gijed Friday with the Boards asda a mer it ene a: ae limits, which have been stationary | ger entered the employ of the Wa- In making public the conclu- ' Mre F. Baker, C. W. Lange, Havg Bun. 2 | ‘onmissioners' of St. | 2 “the BS pournonus : we _ |for nearly 50 years, will be censid-/| bash in 1883, remaining with the sions reached the +; ‘ ’ ig sea? Pir. } Mt plection | sSoners Of St.icity hall and assured the commit-|... 4 by th ’ ‘ 7 © investigation, ffecti Presiding. ‘"s. Henry Sperring, Frank Rigg ar eendheer Oi ae See ea ntwen’ teeiedions | oot the board. They are: (1)/road until his death except for a\the department did not identify) “ve ~March 31. | English ling. Joe Volmer, Otto Miller. weal is and St. Ss County. snere co Se nd gpa oo. S 9 : aati Return of the city to St. Louis;short period of employment with/the sections in which it wan eon. ’ Mrs. BR. Tate, Val. Eberle, Hugo Hof{stelies | Phe 18 members, nine to be ap- Prsiers rage al hele iets? oie aah County. (2) Annexation of the en-|the Chicago Great Western at St. | qucted further than that they were! Slayer in Insane Asylum. ne topics Lew Hoffsteller, H. FE. e yo ef from the city and ninej,, : . tire county by the city, or (3) An-| Paul. He served successively a8/in the Great Lakes states. | BY_the Associated Press. filing of it after Mrs. Bradley's death he discovered his name had been erased and that of William H. Corcoran, an attorney, substi- tuted. Watson and Corcoran for- merly were partners in a law-re- porting and process-serving busi- ness. It was shown that Mrs. Bradley had the will drawn in their office, she dictating to Corcoran what the will was to contain. Corcoran’s Testimony. Corcoran admitted in his testi- mony that at his (Corcoran’s) sug- gestion Watson's name was type- written in the draft of the will, which Mrs. Bradley took home to read. The next day she returned, he said, and had him remove Wat- son’s name before she signed the document. “She told me she had been advised by her husband, the late Richard Bradley, a court ste- nographer, to have me handle her affairs as executor,” sald Corcoran. Corcoran produced several wit- nesses who testified that on various occasions they heard Mrs. Bradley say he was to be in charge of her property after she was gone. One witness related that the woman made this statement while examin- ing her shroud, whicr. she kept tn her home ready for use in case of her death. It is Watson's contention that the change in executorship was made after the will was formally signed and such change was unauthorized by Mrs. Bradley. He introduced in evidence a copy of the same will with his name therein. Corcoran told the Court this copy had disap- peared from his filés. Watson, how- ever, retorted that his former part- ner had given the copy to him, re- marking as he did so: “Keep it in a safe place—we may need it some day.” Produces Another Will. The petitioner also. produced a copy of Corcoran’s own will. The latter admitted that he had given this to Watson several years ago. Corcoran testified that he had known Mrs. Bradley 30 years and handled many business matters for her. Two years ago he was ap- pointed her guardian. Judge Holt- ‘camp announced he would decide tomorrow. Mrs. Bradley was known as the “landlady bountiful” because dur- ing the period she handled her property she did not increase rents on her tenants. She bequeathed her estate to relatives. 850 Miners to Be Idle. Special to the Post-Dispatch. DANVILLE, Ill, March 28.— Peabody coal] mine, largest in this TESTIMONY HEARD IN am EXECUTORSHIP SUIT was named as executor but on the’ MONDA Y—SPECIAL 3-Hour Shoe Sale 9 TO 12 A. M. EASTER FOOTWEAR At Less Than 1% Price : ’ ’ ' ' ; : : Ce le i ee ee i i BOILING BEEF jh Strictly fresh CAMPBELL'S 4) See. y] BEANS Simic» WD cans Young f district will close indefinitely Tues- day, throwing 850 men out of work. iccmeeeenenntn — 2 ——- : —_-— ————————— styles for matrons. Henna Purple Satin St A Wonderful Sale of i; 980 EASTER HATS We will place on sale Monday at after-Easter prices, these beautiful mew Hats. Only by seeing these many smart crea- tions can you realize what ex- ceptional values we offer. You will find Hats for every miss and woman, also lovely new Shades Materials Thistiebloom Hairbraid Meadow Green Milan Light Blue Milan Hemp W ood Black Canton Crepe 15-417 N. Sixth St.

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Pee a ign ST.LOUIS sn otal The Daily POST-DISP. aches alone has MORE CITY Circulation fhan the etetedons and one other evening newspaper COMBINED MANE 1 i ‘i we USAT: Fe =f SENATOR REET PITS IN fications } any man can possess for “He believes in law and order! forcement of all the naws, and will and rideh obbies. ——: . | highs o io one in the world fand has exemplified side belief in! not single out tny particular lame S. self.” * } in « enge his abeoiute honesty his own lite. He will stand fot en- : _ H A GOOD WORD FUR ok ne oF a dé eS Ty f jrest th : ‘on : i withou lo Sai s Democratic Nominee | | Yeatign Is Well Qualified to : a ee 4, ‘ “7 _——_" Pe 4% ~ ; \w ie * oe es st2 SS tained / > ~ / ‘tty te * | Federal! Judge Faris yesterday 8 under c ~onsideration the ques- = of administrative features 8 act passed by Congress, and ap | a by the President March 4. blishing a Federal parole sys-/ with probateen egfficers, mod-| ed much along the plan of the role system in vogue in Missouri md other State courts. The law provides that the of- . le may be pa oled on pro vation fined and iron led, when the of- | ence is not unpishable by death life semafinamia rt and the period | probation shall not exceed five | ars. This pow -r is inveeted, the | provides, in “he courts of the ‘ uliusion to Vitor : vad Swrited States hiving o-iginal fur-| : mines for the 5 A fiction of criminal actions, except | 1 nominee for the may 4 e District of Columbia, “wher So do your hands tell about ~~ oe _—. appear to the tatisgaction terested in the wej- pall appear to the sattegaction tate. He sald he was e.,\ For women’s hands make or mar Lovely Modes for Enter in NB Zs e. 2 . ~e - 1 ii : “ eS ee a $-LIGHT F IXTURE $10.00 valee—5-light Fixture wired com- plete. Finishes, french gray. 95 velvet brown or Efay aril . gold. Glassware not included Supplied for Bail Lamps if Desired FLAPPER CURLING IRONS | 49c FULLY GUARANTEED. WELL MADE. ———_——_ —_ — Ball Frosted Lamps, 40c Value; Now 22ic $1 VALUE Iniversal Heater Cord Set, equipped with attachment plug and “Pitz-im All” Heat- er plug. Fits all beat- ing appliance-. 49- Complete. . This gorgeous $20 value, silk sbade, mirror . : ipod 75c VALUE my om tong Me paar $995 ty, ; -~ tt. Me Spa ie M .* A, A244, 44 7 - > * of Igo >> be ould not part; oq t = Iz — — =o —- om ; Today, the well groomed woman, May Name Provdation Officers. in el : s pa re a gn “ype a from marcel to manicure, insists that | It is further provided that the ~ 1€ + + * Of oe. her beauty treatments be expertly iourt may appoint one or more Louis. aa done and at a moderate : . table persons” to serve as pre Nfe” Reed contiz tii, saan | That is why hundreds o ioe F on officers, who shall serve life teed continued, “is the pres- l wa . i > clara cette a ‘ who pride themselves on always A el P ed Pe i ak | “ anen’int cite, QuditetGiean) win ttr ane hout compen@#ation, “except that : Ot SO ci » imaividcd Uai yO esi- looking their best, regularly patro- activ y Tic at ni Pi ; ™ ~’ —_ on e = +95 a s b plotts himself in order to expose nize MOLER'’S. ah eranteandvak =_y Soe virtues, and declares that Bath. : sot ey n — aa service © a mevwire that there choull be a sal- ; t- bk 3 7 2 — -_. i> wt : a ‘ incigen * ae , me all that Mr. Miller made WEEK ee, ried probation wfficer. In that | eutrareoes charre = rent the court might fix the sal- ase * a _ ~ . > a a ‘ a ge Res. ubject to rhe approval ef the : eo oa? ts; =. tn i ‘ta P ii7 P (48, itty. “WN sth, 4477 ee eq @ @ eo & Fe = a ER A a rene aD shh, ‘ts, » Sur mitrorne: y-{,enera, Thi s raised 2 ouestion in Judge ; mind, whether a parole ot qu.site qualifirationes haracte "a Seems 2. =! We will give a FREE Manicure this week with vertasmione? every 50c Marcel, Shingle Bob or Shampoo! sy . cities is i er. acludirg integr.tvy and character, . ote “~— ae be fou io serve without [-ft. Extension Cords with keyie~s * 25 terlines!. Price, 7 te ‘ sais MOLER SYSTEM OF BEAUT Y CULTURE os pom peusation. So. he stated, he sockets C | with putes... a the me A dazzling selection that is replete with ti mould give the matter further . Tel. Central 3582 810 N. Sixth St. liest styles of the season. Your Easter € ae Store ee : wt for the ue “tion . ait ' : Ba: ne event com sation 4 their oppression,” Reed added “ tl e a tanteal ae will be strikingly enhanced if particular atteml 4 pagat For: meng mo ” + 7 * es. a a 4 : o ‘ a me - ‘ ‘th, ee, eres —o— 7 ; LZ ‘47 sf —— “og rae: aed ae, ek cher 0 4i7 nets ee eee eee = ~~ Sw — 2 , . + “ oe Fa ee ice —— | 7 , =. 447) aul . a ee en ST. LOUIS’ ECONOMY STORE 513~515 WASHINGTON AVENUE- Beginning Monday at 8:30 O’Clock Sharp— SPRING COATS), for ONLY $12.85! And we sincerely believe you may shop over the whole city of St. Louis and NOWHERE ELSE will you find such complete assortments—such a wide variety of stunning styles and such OUTSTANDING VALUES as these garments featured tomorrow at this low price. : i . : - * L “TRIM OE Beg ~— ‘ sae? lg Real m & The New FUR-BOTTOMED Cea'-« - — a ~~ ) : The new slim, straightline #=..ho = J =e ettes’ The new Fileunced — == ' _ , CW - i mu i j a 6 , ot ty ~~ Fs o » . 2 - . e _ as a > + ss == . +x-lo . " ; . Miared effects’ Sure! S WOMAN can afford Coat for EASTER EXACTLY fit her t ~—w hen we feature PUL OFFERING o mnents at only $12.80 5 aPrie ‘yr? “ * . i - a4 au . . . 9 . . ve ‘ ° . | : Li y : => Ty, TT. *- 3 o > . , : ‘ ‘ ; rm >» Te —" A ? ‘ | | ; - ii? Lie ‘ [ ; , : ‘ Cle@qd “ : . : .% o ° - tr ¢ ' isc : ' Pe Ty Pp : ; “= - Sew 7 ° e | ’ - "3 2 . 2 . ' . a) vcd > ’* . - . >. e ; > > . : * 8 : ‘ ' P a | evs a | - | . . ‘ s : , 7 1 . . . , ez a ‘ ‘ ,* re. . * > - > Cs . — , ; , >’ i ies ‘ - 42 . R444 44 4 ‘> abd ei; . i ii \ “= 77 : a4 ue = . . aa * - Va . _ . 2 ” . —_ ’ , ry. Ali are. beautifully made and ; - s . . . ‘ . . 7 Mi : > . - GAL ° fy, . #5 ; > . ete 2 . - - 74 - z8 } : “4 > a - j _ ve owen : ’ ‘ ahs ha \f ’ r ‘iH ALT : : Tit iy ; a J ’ ta i)" * -—* > - - % ——~= a = E - ' a ™ ~ > > 2 oe xd, oe ee i" 7 ‘ — - Sit. eer ee Tet; ee aS Sea: or] - > a é . > - - . 4 4 - a” Se Ae - P . . o ¥ 7 he Oe ee ee ee ie ee oe ee _ ’ psy ; : 7 ‘ . ul MMT . j ¥ if " et | "| 7 FINEST SILK OR CREPE! 566 Women’s and Misses” 616 Women's and peered 7 New Material New Spring C oats at $9.5 | New Shades New Spring Coats at $19.95 — ew Wiateriais —_— Lede dee nonas. f! els. ashana, Poiret. | ; New Colors me Se a itaciiittenn ’ es. Include sar ne, — ~~ 3 Faroe! sport rc 2 willsheen lowyy weaves. benga.ona,, cryst a na, et n th newest _ ie > > bord ; a rs, fur bands, etr.. Lorcheen mg As S22! en Wi inw am Tiger- Eve Agate = qe Y : — ~— - lo san b —- iik ine Zee 14 iO } ‘4 a — ’ — . — a R : or wrested a sadeus. Deeronas ¥ elve-Suedes Grav -e} Powder B) - e> ‘ . . br j S OLoiei : epeseee a Flanne/!s Poiret Twi! reenp s Tan Rus? oat a; 1g 4 1.161 Women’s and Misses’ t a 357 Women’s and Misses’ Sie | New Spring Coats at $1 maga tek. New Spring Coats at $29.99 | > - Sizes tor All 14 to 56 x > , ? " - . "} i}i Our + ner new i oat 9¢ Dbett ar ‘y I —. ; ” See, ay org Sa ae es mu ~ ASH AV.-us es Ef eric ; ows ew Si7-519 W INGTON : ama 10" & Wasi ' " —_ - , fw AA Nika hhy Tate ts Amaral Ue AS ak 43: Se a nud tens “git ji tess % UR le oc SF. LN ea ee ae .

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a - ~— — . 5 ad ae | ™ ae 3 » eee -—P ; ~ ™? A lal SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1925 ETNDAYT, MARCH 29, iseg, ne - » + SRR er Oak pew ae Ay es ~ a . ER rae ” al * J ry The - ae | wT Tee ie Aad alin eet it Ol er Mi? mi etm * Te PE - 7 Peter we fd UNS 4 * ¥ ‘at 3 Pe 4 + ; > »* “a « ba .” ” » - r Dailu POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED STIMNS POST-NISPATCH nd rideh obbies, to expiote SPS STUDIES the officers would have to submit to civil service ¢ompetitive examina- | Lon. | The ineasure further provides tioner and report, as @irected, to | garding the same.” probation officer wouid have | | | the court. ,also that power of arrest now exercise. Would Aid Paroled Persons. —_*uitable -Further, the act prevides.- “the | With the conditions in methods. the probationer at any time ‘under his 6 7 Av., Corner Sixth St. Ly Provides for Appoint. ' ; ment by Court of Proba- , = , > : tion Officers to Serve & ’ . ioe Without Compensation. || = federal Jude: Faris yest i} Tai « iti Fed PRE A DTG Dee wr ae k under cons.ceraiion the ques- id of adminisitrauve feature ) death 5 life imprisonment and the period | — probation sha I not ©) eed five | @ ars. This po» is inveeted, the |» provides, in “he courts of the Pnited States naving izinal jur-/@ fiction of criminal actions, except | @ a the District of Columbia, “wher ‘shall appear to tne ‘utisfactior : ? the court that the ends of jus- 2a es for Easter tr NEW ise and the best interests of the mublic. as well as the defendant, — — * ~ ; " 2 = ” = : — - - 'E ft ) f ; ’ ; " ' ' he ' ’ ; : of ' : ' Ss 8 CE CRS BB BRB SEBO tes eaweaes es Besse s.ean8 & Bw i ie ol a 8a 8a —— — Il therehb: dll be subser\ May Name Provation Officers. LUINERY It is further provided th ' ay appoint o or 1 re itable perso serve as pro ti et ion ¢ ers ill s ut | : tic “ Tt gctively Priced at cool oe all Renegnetiepedy s aii A ype ’ any he é a y - ~ . > ~ ~ — ~ lection that is replete with the love- the season. Your Easter costume yly enhanced if particular attention lection of your Hat. We are show- up that is second to none and their indeed at $r1o. 2 | om ‘. 7 2 o ip (Pie Lirs—y hird Fleer.’ a ARMY GOODS STORE| lon & Washington AVY GALVANIZED RAddiscrs| : @ WWATER 48 Wy ESE > A a) ~~ 4 y € ee — 1g the Season! 5 wal 19) 66 Women’s and Misses’ wW Spring Ceats at $19.95 nels. kashbana, Poiret qwill® w dresses or eport atviles. nae, etc., Aas well as chjades Sivem | Large Sise—As Illustrated MEN’S 65c BLUE CHAMBRAY RT 4 0,9, cal a are erates + . Reena «1 : mart ne rue? | collars, fur ba ° ‘ry ‘ \\a ted new - 57 Women’s and Misses’ Spring Coats at $29.99 tailored ew toate better qua ity in the manwte + and new aott : fur trimmed Wanted coiorTrs 14.75 « $24.75 | Ensemble Suits Also Tailor- Made Suits 14 Price rt ‘? i “ai Sizes 16 to Se ga ae 88s 8 2 28 8S 2B 2 ee se Shirts on Sale| » luestay Only]: Them Displayed igsDur Show Windows Bo —— . pe ew SARNEY'S| te , ARMY GOODS STORE | fag | OL & Washington | ‘ 7 the NEW | AW FR by a deputy marshal, and could ar- ‘ rest : , : ‘rrobation office , court, to aid per 1 iwithout a warrant. He must mes cer shall turnish..to wef “ “y estigate any case referred to him | | 5 ES Ed = --—-- — ~ -- —_— _ —— —— — ee ———- — ————e er ee | by the court and must keep a rec- ; Statement of the conditions of pro- | ord of the conduct of the proba-! bation and shall instruct him re- “such officer shall use all not inconsistent | relieving the congestion of Federal padvanced humanitarian arguments /tions in It is requirel | in its behalf. A more practical ar- gument was that it wowld aid in iposed by the on probation prisons and other penal institutions | designated for the keep of Federd! commitment et — Proponen’‘s of the bill in Congress utable ehiefly to the many convic- prohibition courts, in instances, have been un- | ,able to find accommoadtions for convicted persons and these have been forced to remant in local jail«. | The ti serv each person released on probation | 2nd to bring about improvements in | prisoners, and which are now over. | me thus served: pending thew supervision a written | their conduct and condition.” ; crowded. As has been told, attrib- period of sentence “ammmmSee the Wonderful cases, the ) AND LOUD SPEAKER Also a Full Line of Parts and Accessories” , 1S not taken off the 412 N. FOURTH ST. — ——e — - ete ey THOMPSON NEUTRODYNE RADIO —- ? GELLER, WARD & HASNER HDWE. CO. | Charge Purchases Payable in May rs ~ — —_—- - - = = a ft Al oes ” ” ¢ . — " OL ee eee ee eee SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES / WIL 7, - a ee — wa AR a an dh : oo Game. 4 oe 9 Charge Purchases Payable in May Values So Extraordinary, They Defy Duplication! A Mighty Spring Coat Sale Models That Will Sell at Much Higher Prices Later in the Season! — > Fine Spring Materials Suede Hylo Poiret Twill Polo Deerona ~_ at much higher prices elsewhere. : Read What Is Offered In This Sale Newest Colors Rust Chili Salmon Rose Pablo It is with pride that we offer these beautiful Coats at so low a price. would sell for twice the sale price are included. You are likely to see Coats similar to these Attend this sale by all means, for it’s a chance to secure a Coat of real quality at a low price. And come early, when selection is best. Plaids Collar , rs ’ , 5 wy es Ap 5 s . : aoe”) be San Reena oo Xe 5 ; yes * ape : . . Z s ‘oe tele " xg . Pos - ‘ P & . 4 > se ’ J 2 > ¥ ‘ / ot Ree | iad & ; REE on Boe Re ae ee es New E ffects Checks Fur Border Cuffs Scores of models that (Third Floor.) A Remarkable Saving Event! Just Think of What You Save in This Sale! - ° 3 Ss NEW STYLES NEW COLORS NEW MATERIALS Pokes Turbans CHILE ROSE Straw Silk Off -the-F ace PABLO Hemp Side Rolls Roll Brums ALMOND WOOD Hair Crepe Matron Hats COPEN New Faille We announce this event as one of the greatest we have held in many, many years. Seldom have we been able to provide such out-of-the- ordinary values. A timely offeritg! Easter is almost here—time to purchase your Hat—purchase it at a saving from this great group. Come early. Second Floor.) % The Smartest Styles in New Spring Footwear —are shown in a wondertul style selection at this low price. PATENT KID BLACK SATIN Low Covered Heels PATENT KID BLACK SATIN Covered Cuban Heels FALLOW SATIN BLACK SATIN PENNY SATIN Covered Spanish Heels Heels BLONDE SATIN ROSEWOOD SATIN BLACK SATIN Covered Spanish An Important Monday Sale 'of aa ‘2 Chiffon Hose The Finest Quality Hose Ever Sold for a Price So Low! M15 ris N NEW COLORS : : Every Pair Ils New BLONDE—NUDE All Sizes in Perfect and MELBA—BEIGE ~ Every Colo PEACH—GUNMFTAL Full Fashioned BLACK—ATMOSPHERE . 2000 pairs of the nape’. Hose on the market—pur considerably less than their market value. That is why they are priced at only $1.15. And at this marvelously low price thrifty women will purchase as many as a dozen pairs! See that you get your supply. Come early. 7p (First Fieor.) “s — ——_* (Firet Floer.) aeEeI~™~ S@saeauspe nae uaeaeeeaeoaes & aie 8s eee ff a a ee a ee ee ee eee ee ee > wet eee ee 3 ae eee

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_ * P J > y 5 » - - Py, - th? +, PS 7 eK ore a : ae ed Rad my ms y yp ap — o - . . = a — + +a, ae , =F ; x; . b , ;, “ys oe | om i ‘ck “ 3 oo We * hee GN Be i: - ; i a Se Sting Me ~ oo : We - J pee * wry anal ‘ guts : Dy : | ; a P a es) 8 rt we ee i ile 4 7 a x bs ’ j * - . - be a - “ite * > a ee vo eae oa ‘ ae et P . r a ot Fests nye Wee ae W j ine. : M “* S ’ ot ie + ee ae ae : , ir, . : : - : ' T0 TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATIONS > pr edeneg oe sls «steel eal PRs tees 1 und at Baltimore -in am UR- ». except for~ intervals when , = , eit ence) ct aneehte any, Lape pegamlpeclaagae GE TE Ah eS RII A, Pn Sa marked grave. vaudeville performers are enter- oa ¢ / . 34.) Vir SF OoOriue#©;r : main rt . , -_ : P " : sags : ~ —" re ae a a ee ee ee ee fainin ‘ Admissi Nn will be 50 Seam? «e a She Had Made Requests in Will, is tet te Conger’ mn and condition as required iter, Ed- Benefit Dance for Tornado Fund. luo : Ba BeBe ee a teen a oy. gee all sult was win Booth tor-brother of the Local florists had donated more During Liéfe. Giese il - ' , —* ee a +} era Pee iii . en - ive tail i an orde: llow hh than $1000 worth of flowers up to Ac T Th ) rou. ‘ to . ‘ , AS ong : + , ie 1 “ te! eens knew | to se the Sody, hoping that neon yesterday to the Grand Boule- 2 at : ip - - Mrs. Ottilie Soldan recent’y pre- Talk About Our Food ented to the Teachers’ Benevolent’ Recyrring Reports That He agp cs ea cs poe WHY DON'T YOU TRY US? You Save From $3 to $10. Read Ad Relow. 1012 N Gus Aunuity Association and the Teacnh- ; _ —_ - rsag identified the body | i’ . fie OG) aha iG erit ai . . : * . ’ > ; ft) if ] Lie tee I ti . —* uy Red ‘ ross tornado relief fund. - ne M ? * > _ | Jeo. West of Grand om Olive én s new work Pants 95c; Khaki Pants. new" : Fakers. — 2 sey ' ;' ;' , + - 4 s ; ‘ mi whi r @ identification postive flowers will be sold at the dance was Superintendent the Si 7 Overalls, new, 75¢c: Serge Pants, new, $2.95; Ya) Louis public schools from i895 a 2 , a — - — . dine Pants, factory seconds, $2.95: new tailor “as 908. Mrs. Soldan had bequeathed “) "wt. March 28. . ‘ine worsted. Pants, $5.95. = tu the two organizations 4 # c ,cet we —_F 5 0 : c . | 7 wt Visti > 4 3 her will, but recentiy she de- i. he tas »¢ e : 2 | paom fe teams She gut during jer ident Lincoln, are on 7 | @epnqry cit” S$ ? O R- MA . 4 husband, Frank Louis = lita Lite. a |'¢ e United States, and 20 fj L 4 . Soldan was identified with the... .,, ed. according te Established 185 | q ‘ s e public ec hoo) system of St Tonis rt ru | ‘ " eae 3 : - tab 1 6. f ~~ from 1867; first, as principal of th: roer Cus Says pause eg . * Normal School, then prinicpa! of n’s tom! re. securringe is Ss , etiies 5 a #2 > a rnd Ae ag h as- ports that Booth live Vea J +. : y . ha * sS.aDe. Su rinien Mn an CN . . a iaalt F @eath and x = ins 4 : ‘ ee ets! Fome-Cralt Home Furnishings | 7330-9050 dent. ee OTriiiias : bU24 ' . | bs - 5 # RUMMMIMR peorsdia tn |ccerioce vy av ae we _ Tailor-Made Topco — his will for the Jease Parsons-Biu ‘Those who wis! nake mone} 7 at. ett fund for the benefit of supe! et of 1 hoax, ort eA | ’ - a : 6 as Gaara. joe °C t° Noe oF 0 oe ie ale ——— ~~ —— Whipcoats, Gabardine Novelty Shirts w 500 DOCTORS TO TOUR EUROPE © coors was ons one of 20 08 22 es ys ee he They Will Make Study of Ciinics .na:e g furore by claiming to b Sis = = Paait Eee i . Whe | ar C da ner ag Plain colors, pin st Abroad. Booth Recentiy while lecturing eet = Es: TE ~ estes beats : - " ; By the Associated Press L pant} tenth at the tomb, one = 3733 = : sme a. _ : ‘ & © “7 CHICAGO, Man : pan) - ’ rho ave ; a 2 =e & er ~* &. = ~ ; : ~ o--- “= 22-2: : 2 ; ; & : - : P Fu , aa oe . ; nop jhe embalmed 1 iy of Geore 20.1258 SE Se Sees = the quaint and colorful patterns which represented in the party of . roe Mn | 4 eo thought it 1 o> @ = ig aaa — >=: --.* » i "S rd 7 “i Seveielane who will leave Chicago Atked whether he thought & was “e% Pe sent | OY > aa individualize the fabrics of the Colo | .* $ 50 d on meey 17 for a two months tour gg gg ve aaa srepeeas... fag #8 =a ei tay ek some nial Cottage ha: i | 4 —— t of Europe. The leading medici! yl dep oal aaiheagiugy par wee — Sig * ee 8 tp a> esr Ft . ° ee a a | 0 | gai Glinics of Canada, France ani rae — banal vas em- : $s : British Isles will be visited. it “F ia : oe we 2 x = -—P® eg « oe + —_ hynny aia: e \t like big savings. Call to see—it costs you nothing ¢} — - - - ‘wu sf . . — gn, > +.+ r - = i > Pet ——S ¢ i = oe 4 ‘a 4 Te P @nnounced yesterday bY A’ .> aid ‘ “itl t ix B oF i. we ac - ‘ - 233 —_— bk . “ . = : A ae lam BB. Peck of Freeport. ti.,|‘'? ina commercta , | Sees SR Floorcoverings. A good used Hart Schaffner & Marx is worth Fleded Pursuers tt Day-. 2 tl de Some 9 A =e fl : 1 feath : : : cheap new sults +o te Manazsinrxs @irector “of the , a ” ~ ¥ t> " . > ' rr» state Gra dua‘ . ASS" mb 5 = : Inter- Amer- | qr = i . a fea. Plane for the tour wilt be CePted br the customs ee Piers | ¢ ce nmcq tere crs a = : | 33 _first-long-pants Suits, used—$3.95 new » coermpleted April 2. at a conference wt Rochester, Minn. Dr. Charles ! wif aeere eetoggggen - mien 2, Pa , . 1 men’s new khaki Suits—$1.50 ¥ | iM. Mayo will be in charge of the PYTS . by - | ggeromtecon 1 : “pas men’s Cea ¥ : iestinne- piety. by Thoma. nes in the mean- " $43 suena Bouth refused. gaying Z Maple Arm Rocker, rush seat ‘ i ” ee —- 7 , hsp , ' = ' . De net buy until you see our selectio oun > Maple Side Rocker, rush seat } For those who love color, the Sunroom gives ur serection—and what you Lag . Maple Side Rocker, wood seat ee ee Bes . a splendid opportunity to indulge yourself ; 7 a val | Maple Armchair, wood seat | 3A to your heart’s content. For instance, con- £ ! Maple Arm Rocker, wood seat | a sider Quaker Oxford Cross Curtains im * Orange and Gold on a black net ground at sia Colonial Tables "$15 a Pair | Maple Drop-Leaf Table, $34.00 Maple Drop-Leaf Table, $21.00 ze SP Ri N G C DATS Maple Gate-Leg Table, $40.00 Colonial Rag Rugs Colonial Spinet Desks séu.'u nant eee a : Solid Mahogany Spinet ‘Desk, 34 in... . es $1.50 to $6.50 SP rad i i G © | » ie ion ae | My — a or im ™ re & £ = - “ o emadt manre ema pegherre s+ oh . ahr Colonial Braided Rugs Cg - | N f S — | The pe. mili | D i "| ' *hy ete : 4dj] j aii) nds || _— Mahogany Secretary Desk, 36-in. wide, 72-in. high... .. 24 in. x 48in. 27 in. x 54 in. 36 in. x 72 . Mahogany Secretary Desk, 35-in. wide, 78-in. high. __ ._. . "$4 os $5.25 5 $9. 50 =e You’p know he was his fat He has his father’s feature: same way of walking. He : off the old block.” In plants, as in people a bred cattle, blood will tei the plant will be depends Four-Poster Beds in Brown Mahogany Made by hand on Maine farms. Remind- $36 $45 $39 $31 ful of the Pilgrim Fathers. 25 in x 36 in. to 44 im. x 76 in. ing majestically into the air, were Colonial Beds, Jenny Lind Design $6.25 to $30.00 F] anne! Dresses $ 4 4 - built about 3800 B.C. Designed as : with Spool Turnings. Twin or Full Size : a $35 $58 Chenille Bath and Bedroom Rugs WORTH DOUBLE—NEAT. es | the parent: plant: wee. Colonial Four-Poster Bed Colonial Wool Braided Rugs f} a F CS FS 43 great Pyramids of Egypt, tower- tombs for the Pharaohs, they act as monu- $42 a pony wae a4 ATTRACTIVE ~~ ments of remembrance. : "$5 00 to $11.50 STO UT SILK DRESSES | 4 Every packet of Ferry . Oo " oJ comes from parent piants o' its er, 024 Sore Memerat Maswicen ocere|' |] Single Pieces in Bedroom Furniture STOUT Street Dresses, $4MMB|| 9 =5. tis mame finest m m t hos he would fittiz hy t © va . Seer a, ase co Bnely pervesane | 5 to Assemble with Poster Beds §_,, “olonial Hooked Rugs = | STOUT SERGE DRESSES, $340 parent plant is a purebred Mausoleum entombment is now recognized as the ideal Large Size Mahogany Dresser, large mirror . ’ ee 0 . SAMPLE DRESSES ~ : oe eon a of burial—for the body is sealed in a Small Size Mahogany D ins td =e ye ee OT | We know the history of ox SI Ei tha finaet ventes nad privels ceca nage Slee Mihiguny Dace, hance clear... Gk Ne ee $5.95, $7.95, $9.75, $11.75, SIA TEs For sixty-nine years we h ~ watching their ancestors. Higedreds of individual crypts, many specially designed Low Chest of Mahogany Drawers dik «aes . $8.00 $30.50 ST UT SER 3 3 ‘ | — private rooms and deluxe sections for families, have been Low Chest of Mahogany Drawers. . provided. A special feature will be two large Chapels > High Chest of Mahogany Drawers. . | 7 Ee 7 : : | Genuine Antique Hooked Rugs SU ITS —— — cctaenias hn ke. Laoclik adios nuke 10° «tema and Pipe Organ, which may be used by owners desiri Mahogany D to hold services in the memoria!. be te Dressine eee | pi a aaa Odd Sizes No expense will be spared to make both interior ang | ~ S-Piece. Dressing Table : Py Or ' $22.00 to $48.00 SILK-LINED SUITS : ss = = exterior of the building as beautiful as substantial con- struction will permit. An ample Trust Fund wil! be pro- vided for the heating, lighting and maintenance of this magnificent edifice for all time to come. S ° ° ° S 4 The cost will not exceed the price of first-class ground pecial Offerings of Dropped Patterns in Domestic Rugs NEWEST SUI ° om burial—your ome expense wil! be your only expense. ste nren Dis Tia SAOUE 9x12 Wilton Rugs 9x12 Axminster Rugs °4 > See COATS SKI * im this most beautiful memorial. you should s.: The lowest priced rugs listed below is above No better values for the money can be at once, for within a very short time many ot the average grade of Wilton, and the high . the most desirable locations wil! not be labie ; sae he ep é obtained amywhere than those repre- Price i at any price. You owe it to your ite en ax . est priced Rug is of the finest quality made. All Halt ALL SKIRTS C . ‘ re sented by our present sale p . P — promptly. Regular Price, $ 94.00 Sal ? = | y 7 Reguinr Price, $21080. Sd, = ; . a Regular Price, $39.75 Sale Price, $31.25 Heavy 2 Panis ‘f 95 7 CLO | - - TR me ~—- OWE Ls Spee ees a seabed a ett oA on K pe * - “ — s =~ - a 3 te * > =. a wr 4 * Fs 5 i ee ae eee va - en e =- ee i i ee ee a he oe ‘Compen Tada’ at Serarise Regular Price, $115.00 Sale Price. $ 98.50 Regular Price, $54.50 Sale Price, $44.50 Su its nS IE aaa . Regular Price, $150.00 Sale Piice, $120.00 Regular Price, $62.50 Sale Price, $51.50 9 PRES , SUITS OAK GROVE MEMORIAL : i Suite 2606-7 Syndicate Trust Bldg. St Louis. Sc ease send me without expense bligat: ; | Alil-Woeci Children’s i , pate complete information Sersrding wie Gai GS Ty J Kennar d & Sons a a ae : A Deposit Holds Any G - Name **-* ess *@ « « — . ; ; ; "Ss % ee a 7 eee | Washington at Fourth 2 Al GR J ‘Sr See Gee” | = : All Motor Buses and All Service gs é | se : i F : = "8 ’ + .s | 7. : [an Cars Going Dewntown as Well as. Page. Park. Compton end Hodiamont Cars Step at Our Deers. 95c SWEATERS eh oe: + . Jumbo *Sweeters. sizes te s—5 a 4 oy ae Si eh . ae ta : a " | be oe ae a ; ~ ha iC ma ~~ Pet

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iF re a tae 4 ft erm TF ae a AS Fi ae — . .% . ss .. vat Ore PR Pee ae ae A : F g- 2 = Washingto . | ) 4 aa ar | ® was of the Pos 7 pond. | 4 * ine Novelty Se ASHINGTON, Dispatch. | | / ats ve ty Shirt a nater Burto ee March 28.—! oe | a | = octeng 3 with Be sccnsase tar seen sccumtt zo : ae to look, , collars to match starched but by n as been accused eler of 1f | ) a the . com Unite o means c again— | iat a for th popular sh ted Stat onvicted Z | e well-d irt My whe! sath iibhis ‘te aan The Z | | | ressed man . te ronnie vote exone by an over- “ Ff | , Teed tent like nev Plain ; ‘ BENCH so regper teat « een acclbvar ape, | | : ' oO . , a iications ; ipes, } ors, pin stripes, nov ltv AND MUSIC ROLLS rrep . se srane omy him by the me | ’ & und hs ' ; stripes, Jacquard fi Other Lehma Me it is n erstand this co | | | large vari gures, shown i n Bargain S ecessary to oD =a ONY ene 2 e Vv arietyv in Bellingten Pla $ © erm gg sat as PF gg that the! : e y is inst s. The | Conway Pl yer, $110 ro cusing bod ructed to sit as pane = | ayer hin ody—if th an ac-| — | > WwW «+ 9125 their mi ere is an = . 30 1, $6.50 nee Sees ae BB dictment and” tet vaso sous = $ Actual a —_—- — ’ 8 ] ne- Se —_—_— pr . ‘ et th — : Sc “2 = chubert Upright, $ BH Prove his innocence defendant |e = " Savin oe — & Marx i a Baldwin Upright . »$ 65MM tc speak. x weahidl-dailiaiek eae an = To have a good Ret gs O 10 fo 25 | chea Ss , . al b =— more Je ) : p new sults worth three f Also Showing Big A Starr Upright a Hy aan goes {0 th Wheeler. wool = austen, cable pea auring deo saree your home is lik : Rainy * | | . rt a= ’ | Suits, used—$ Coll Assortment of 2+» $105 eT ce en = peerage diggers sme e Rod ong. pe sultry Summer o having tusuran | . 3 ar-Att . , Ask A ee The _- — ful planni rigerato ys than ce on corduro 95 new | ac hed Sh Tt bout Our we sole question =— purchased in ng in which ra vital necessi to keep al your health, for notl / ie 62.58 Coot? Suits—$1.95 : stg Trial ii = for. — Senator wna orn, are | = we afe rinaia oi ea lots, we scnabaal sgceives tae ene as hectin: phoma me good ane is | | ’ | s activit er was = and sizes our cus specia co- iis advance con- Eweer sizes, $2.50 4 s Coats | senstituents ‘and oven if. — = ama Se beget ago sale is the re- | | good SO to $5.50 and 5 a not paid, did he knoy it he wall = $35 THREE-DOO readily eco from the valute Meted’ pore wnt | ‘ servi . ? lewed ae amas now of = $ values li tional sa | ce . . il p the al-# —— sted belo ving : Food able Suit citizens of Mont purposes of © — SIDE-ICE ‘2 . $30 w. All styles i ) . enough fo we. Top- : he interc Pomegeges- in whose re — R SIDE-ICER = : hine. r work or for A tae, Govetnment|Ii == efrig erat GOLDEN OAK $20 GOLDEN O 7= O 4 Oli, cal neccas, nat Senators Be = = Sale Sale or R e frig Aye W = | "ec Ff Y LEH ee a ane = 43 Cc at Eighth rs con win {10% OLI ex? te insist there Pie omg hig asso- — ees shin- $ 75 ! erator Ref Open Evenings t VE anythir idence to prove Rees ae | =— ame! “tined Re S oe. rig er ato r ; eo? P. ng tha as «fit 6 — + frigerat > . | o LL mB CCT day Dy United States | me peerots risen. 60) ° Waite ‘ ucted | . Want ada. oa artictes |. * Represen id again a Denahad — enamel Ae om mod compact 3 Avernm ail lative g£o0e or) —_ — partment and f -8'Ze . littl ccupies K » manuf en Sanditehate : eetoré a} — oe a — ~h ssaea C Ie ol aye c ae 4 vs lacturing Giniaeen to help a —— a J tional ae ee ee +e As ox - ava was er, eee ' A e 2a " —_ a . iow h .* : | i Oo | behind ge: they Incline the de Week : | L >} ' the requ ned to ¢£ ” ’ +5) tituen? "q ests Oo +> F 5O ‘ ~ oe er z | ac 2 They LHeir con ) f J y/ yee _ tions are . Y Aseume thetr ee: *- ‘f°. There ee ns This $200 Ei h unianaiciaiaaeal SPECIAL! | 7 . “ : | em Rat Ble ae indictments | Comb. Re iyo aah dahediens Mae ee ) Bridge & J : : $2 ail [Montana ana ope te te biti DI * OT | meee aWeek i} t TT) , =e t e ‘- eral Sturt’ oe alee Attorney-Gi ~- ING SUI AM T +. eo ‘hen . Stone w ae Unusual! his ’ | qiemvar nce ae ee a Sue at on quality Di $225 Overstuff ‘nce between the two. But _risht || Consists of = stately & ning-Room 75 ED = n . : + 4 * stat ro ce is in the im ee the dif- | vow gb joe” — buffet, beautif SU _ rather than nagipe oagpam of | st chair. olstered cautiful oblons exten- Two resumes of ridenc oa . th one, 4 Montane — = ea ge om Bm wrteny > cy ER 2 J fed Th vos Mention Entice: ee ee ndicted i : eeler Ss; dav ; elegant os e a . -as that ne Montana. the i was | : enport, 5 ee eS si ect ima Ee an : ) i vefore Gov for ap-| = : | 9artm : overnment ; You'p kno ge | heen in behalf of r— de- | now he wa . . , e phew Gordon | the mi s his father’ 9ermits on was seeking H unute you saw th ae singe ¢ ths m public domain a ry e . em togethe { eather ntended oa eel- ) Reba his father’s features n pe O S ( a 97 | oP es that a had : a + gpa 7 WwW . ‘ , no ; | pei] 7 . j it} _ off ay of walking. He is “ ane | m tl prise — only work to os 9 > In plant ways te selected plants are ase oe ne finished bert and th .t , 75 DR SSES, $3.¢ ancestrv. This piants of selected * will pay you i ith faith that thev ste se came to Washing Wheeler DI LNUT FINISH e | ’ 4 1] ) ‘ lefense insists n ton — : ESSES, parent pla : means that the vegetab! in full with the ff this what sists there is ne . The ING This $2 - oiedeaiiel mt is a u ies and th nest imtsoever 9 proof of 65 Charming a ; 95 = name, vari purebred—tru fio e¢ most be : Ques Comprises a buff An exceptionally good 3-Piece ' $9.75, Si " oe > , Vaniety, form and . e to wers. autiful But th set of Lewvality no long Pte by — newest trpe, h —_ —s ‘art of -hoo k - REAL FRENCH Combination : color ees. ee 4 ; s well as two ull length of aving “quality—end all the Ww . 15, $14.7 . Ae - imed t! , a indictment part oe other d the b pew al : | : We know the hist You can b vhich See os the tré Recension meena: 6: an eo wl we right a ee linen a vm inp apy gi colors—83 35 R ALNUT “3 For : ory of our ; Se uy Ferrv’ . hn Gordon Can ns in chaire and « . five upheolst side), oblong sixty-nine yea — eds “at th y’s purebred vackasds: tees aa and his me armchair. ered high-baek Good-look 9 ; | watching thei rs we have been corner” f e store around th Sow the Fed ngaged were law aa P 21° oan compricing "© constractes 1 - 7 vic? aera. r . . : : ; : rogued out Pur era Wehavye Box. M rom the familiar F ‘ ose ciel lume and jury in the penet ep I ae PS : undesirab! ‘ ake y nae erry hose same t: lumbia assumed 1 led—reul ion—all All dust- a ies. your } : . u' ey amnRSt etioane = nat ° ma druwers ust- \ -D SU | —— DM ay oe. BE Geeta emagigee oe This $35 Three-Piece Metal Sooner raver bottoms é : ITS : c~ “? FER netes - 8 it that they con ; : a «* 7 bt Whee oy : Onspiracys Re ‘ —— -~ % pt ‘ a) 99 | res Detroit i & CO. bant vas a knowing partici BED OU | $° 50 Z 7 ‘4 oit, i eh partic) ge i : Sen Franci | a Again the defens I | : A ? ancisco, Calif here j fense insists rh i" hi. Windso is not a scintril: InSIE s&s that so yaar me Metal f, i ct, Om. anywhere to sho Attila of evidenc wo By Fry . is knew of t “ that Ww , any finish). ‘ of the allege | heeler All ‘steel link fab- * : pose of Gord ged unlawful rie spring and 2 IRLS’ he agreed co on Campbell or eer $65 All Whit na comfortable . : caeeese — reboot bee ’ > ace . nat i” . es + sesbegenes A SERGE onsideration f ept any eceioih : ite Cabinet . , inna D/ Tt Washington Rees work he did ee GA - nese bed outfit t* seasuononsmnnneseasaseed . 3 SKIR ¢ Ss, efi acape eiore a heweseuinall ; RANGE of 9 aunty that eae he United §S : yood size eve = fully gcuaran- oe oe : veatient! d States i fou a— = é i f aa Me ALL SKIRT stigating Commi es Senate's In- four gan bureer= teo—offered at a ” t taf 4 % ae = ‘ 95 Ss CUT + ! : ‘ire Senate. me. Ln fact the exceptional ba . price that tm con- = “ S| 3 e208 all the ewihene n cppertanny _ = la rags: low oidorsite cc 7 i'd hi y PS i ; SLOAKS te Scatiieetace SAM os pe 7 “4. ‘ serand, former poor Sec Jules Jus-| Tnited States aessador to t! r ne member a : mas been elec of the Academy lected a and Political Se iy of Moral five . 1ences 0 : academies of rm ne of the } rance Instituse of :

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Melion Goes to Rertaida: i i ed a By the Aseociated Press NEW YORK. March 728.—Aa- rew Mellon, Secretary : = Ps J - : 3 . WEDDING INVITATION : Treasury, accompanied by his son © Send for samples of engraved wed- ¢| Paul, and three other stu ts fron : ding invitations and announce: = ‘ te hoo!l. lV ali ng “ford. * ments, SHOWING motomiyvthe proper ¢ ts ee - - st * he | ' Vv on é +... , : ics a 2 > = i" ‘- forms, but also the very newe t » ) "| Applications by St. Louisans to! | 4 = stvies approved for torma! moat. 3 Packet steamship Araguaya for a . ~ : - halia to as , Adort Storm Waifs Re- > ECKER & COMPANY 2} **®#§ 5olicay in Bermuda. It is : 7 - ._ * - : bac ; ” \ ~—" : 414 North 12th Boul, Sc. Louw, Mo. 35 s’ Easter said t ceived D‘ ed ross. . Manefectucwmng Engravers of Stationery : —— —— » take Lene peo ees eenenoeso resets emo een reese “+7 ution with _-_ -_— e . cannot be delivered when they ar | Ph h asked fo: Those who “wish : : i onograp S adopt ‘ Sua ha ; € 4 Reduced to they Wakt. Requeste.come in fe am te f Ss wit! ius ves or aubdur! B. Adapted for hai — ee 4 Radio air or a child of Jewish-parentag a r some other qualification mH Surprised at Number. Bia There are aisS a few requests ry ‘ if rf A few days mere we MUSt Mmove—Pprices are ut deen eo make file for wor WP a ie a # : i! . quick sales. Every instrument is z =. nd guaranteec equests ¢ fe for me . ’ ‘one Poy om 3 Great Savings Now en will Stiga Mrs ‘% f ACAMS S&ld i LISpeus iT Victrol $38 $48 fesse meee eee’ ; 1 1c Oo as a -— © & & ‘¥ were A Game at argee 7 er i Columbias .. . $63 § fers of homes ond temporary 1 . lief the people S: ouis offere hs ’ . |/ Pri ... . >. no » > zB | Premiers Many ' > Price Oy say oat = bs i) Was i . ; . who. ca] r ssed « - > : *** ar? ,¢ *) a om w~ »* = ? / : A nited nunmiber « largest , ul \ ‘Om are wi the iz ‘ . f i +s ‘ offere a‘ as 7 Syial civ low ¢ r a “"y st i-£a't > » ” n iD " > & ured . The at FREE Records|| | |[TERMS | eee ee Lae , *, ig : i» Ee. As Low as 12 New Record py the spirit of cha th me some of the Letters. % : i . “+ hie: a Selections Dale ‘et tena | , > -_ 3 A> |) a Week Six double-faced — reeords [|] “ give is " 7 rry r? e ry IS ’ } re! ? es urs ‘ Discount for Cash “ “ - «i I eX uare ; wa i . . : > > 7 e vould 3 ff pa | : : oA Jf 4 a e . o - = — 40c Ever-Ready Blades 29c 2 iP i 35c Ender’s Blades 2ic ; Chewing Gum All Popular Brands 20 Pkgs. 63¢ Toilet Articles Priced Very Low | Mennen’s Kora Konia Theatrical Cold Cream, 1b. can Guest Ivory Soap, dozen ! Pompeian Face Powder $1 00 Kantol Skin Elixir Mennen’'s Talcums, 3 for Mary Garden Talcum, $1.00 Coty’s L’Ongan Talicum Spring Maid Lemon Cream Armour’s Auditerium Bath Soap, doz. 50c Spring Maid Face Powder 60c Pompeian Face Powder $1.00 Golden Peacock Bleach Cream 1.75 Djer-Kiss Eau de Toilette $1.25 Djer-Kiss Eau de Vegetal 35¢ Cutex Liquid Nail Polish... - Fic Mennen’s Talcum, *" °°" 50c 58c Java Rice Are 39c 50c Mavis Face Powder. _34e P. D. American Oil, pt.. » = .69¢/ Rubbing Alcohol, et... .29¢ 3 for 50¢ Mavis Talcum. .18c, 35c, 79c .79¢ $1.49 .98¢ 37¢ Electric Light Bulbs a At Reduced Prices a IETS 2. 40 WATT a) TUNGSTEN 25c $2.50 Dozen ss WATT ROUND FROSTED 2Zic $3.00 Dozen 59c 29c Superior Marcel Waver Scientifically censtructed se that this Maree! Waver caenet everbteat and $] G8 ; s . . witil met bern the hair Regular $2.50 value . Mavis Talcum. 18, 35c, 79c $1.00 Mary Garden Face Powder .79e 50c Djer Kiss Face Powder 35c¢ 60c Dier Kiss Lipstick ......... . soc W oodbury’s, $1.00 Mavis Cuticura2, Body Talcurm Resinol or Packer’s Tar Soaps ao wie OSC Delichtful te use after the bath Vith bree velour puff—— “ale Price 1% A pleasure: 35 Palmolive Shaving Cream rts | rv h. which softens zg yvourseif 7c tube beard ami Straight Razors Wade ef the higche«t eush'ityr tem- pered «teci: black handies«: fect. Regular £1.00 2c 4QG¢ apecia ? euvaranteed abaelateli+ per- HAIR CLIPPERS FOR BOBBING AND CUTTING HAR ferged stec! handies and frame: wery best tempered steei cut- time biades. corrugated bettem pilates: will cut the hair 1-16 eof an Guaranteed and just the thing te cut children's kair. REG. $1.50 VALUE; SALE PRICE 98c leaves vwour hair amd clean, and therouchily cleanses the scalp. vie bettie Barbers’ Shears s-teeh. 8150 salee ATTENTION, BARBERS! 79¢ 34¢ '10c Str Hh, Hl Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes Theodore Roosevelt Cigars to 2 for ldc ~~. $5.68 BON of z. Tins TUXEDO TOBACCO... .. 8S ’ TOBACCO... .95 > Tins PRINGE ALBERT ToRacea. sce | OUR OPTICAL DEPARTMENT 7. PRINCE ALBERT. in (-laes Huamieder Genu_ne Briar Pipes With Bakelite stems. Patra «special, Tims VELVET Cut we Values te 78c em h Thermos a Kits Complete with 1.-pint OR plated bottle; $2.9 sale price Icy-Hct Lunch Kit, complete 38 pint green enameled Lottie $1.98 sale price _ Rubber Goods Superha Peunatain *yringe: =e siiniioenee red rubber S225 Harra tembination Fean-— fain “Syringe and Het $1.69 Water Bettie $2.00 Asepticon Ladies’ $ 1 49 Vaginal **pruy S2.08 Havra Het Wrier 1 39 Rettiec . } 2.28 Seperier FPeantaim “ se tubing $ - 21.8 Rath Spray $1.29 79c | . EVES EBEAAWINED FREE BY $3.50 Rifeeals fer sear and $1.29 far wisiou . ; frame. _ $1.18 Service—Best Quality Merchandise—at Popular Prices OLR REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST Save 50% SPECIALS THIS WEEK im one. with light $3.00 frame~. Larhe reand teric “eich. with shelltiex frame bee “filled tertc l*eees. Librar: $3.50 bridge and temples. OLR REPUTATION I§ POC R SAPES.t 12D Piso Cough Remedy Pinkham’ s Vegetable Compound Rem Cough a s. S. S. Sapo-Elixir $1. 10 Tanlac Large Bottle Home Remedies —At a Saving me... ce Es Allenhru Baume Anelecstens (Bengues) Bromo Quinine (Grove’s)....... Comforub (Rubbing Alcohol), pint... Canthrex Shampoo Caldweil’s Syrup Pepsin. Carter's Liver Palm 3 fem... ...s.-.. ce. Castoria (Fletcher's), 3 for........... Si.00 Geresk Bae .. - .* «+ . eet © © > - * eshte about the transaction is manection with Isaac D. 'Tedaes, et & @o@ @& @ 62. 2 @ OO @ )The basis ‘the deal was not Pclosed, but th. Wel Its-Gerhart _ eres f= eh ehUcrhmhUCrlhCUO sr ir z ~ & Louis Union Tru . Cu. as a gift re @ 42 Cee Co Se een ao oe Ga 2 Parthur W. Straum of & W. _ et ete eoi-e-t*-- © * « ret eete-s* ©&eee## @© « «& tee a ef Apartmeta, : > e oernrterreeee B proper: had not been ac Te Ce eCewee@d @& ee ee = 6 a SS @ ee eeeeeseseeeetsrteeeés otf & @ @ « oer & & e@ 8H @ @& & @& & @ 50c Wildroot Cocoanut Shampoo Waterbury’s Compound see e@eesee##*e Behe $250.000 Art Scho.” which $1.00 Prophylactic Hair Brushes “ate Sale Price 69c¢ Price Dentifrices Prophylactic Tooth Brushes, 29c 35c Senreco Tooth Paste. ..25c $1 Pyorrhocide Tooth Powder, 2%c Ipana Tooth Paste.. ...34c 5c Squibb’s Tooth Paste, 39c Pyrosana Mouth Wash. . 35c. 69c 60c Forhan’s Tooth Paste. 49c 20c Kolynes Tooth Paste... .24ce teveiation Tooth Powder. _24c $1.00 Moore's Pyorrhea Remeiy. 6a SOc Moere’s Tooth Paste sic Sic Cate Tooth Paste —- .. Kienzo Tooth Paste 3 for 3@c Lyon's Powder or Paste ste 7>c Bleachodem Combination. 59c She Pehbecen Paste 34c Sic Pepsodent $7¢ Now ts the time to store away your Winter clothes and furs before the moths get to them. for Every DayUse Dress o - CEDARIZED- Suitable for 30 X 50 Inches what ts known as the Chase HOUSEKEEI —_ The following Sites: Wine Reneen teil P. PD. Qo. weet an Eaty'e of arclitecture with ex- Moth Balix, tic Ih: 2 Borax. 5-lb. package. ..... to tei concrete, and fireproof Schillings Reach Pow.. ily id wall. decorated in stippled ef-/ pede. a: ng others, Lerenze E. An gua. Chase Ullman, Arthur Dieter Yr. c A Gundiech,. & Serberger and !. Travis Fleishel ach returns annual rentals of 000. has been given to rhe Thompeon’s Nk otine. Thomp-on'« Roesch mandy Fviay’s Roach Pow, 25¢, 303 Fnoz Moth Spray, liquid, noc Moth Spray. large White Tar Moth ! 30x58 Tar Bags... 2ex60 Tar Hage. -.. Sex7Te? Tar Bags. 30250 (Cedar Bags....--s os 30x60 Cedar Bag*.. 30x70 Cedar Bace.. : ase Apartmer - Sold for Wasi ethan Frank, Pasion. Building to Universi Payment. By Berry Moore. The sale of the Chase apart- Lindell boulevard and man Nathan Frank, was made blic yesterday through the Wets- Gerha ° Real Estate Co., which part pa. nent, . rank transferred the nis ersity the C ivia Bund- at the sorthwest corner of sd boulevard and Windsor placed a total valuation on two hoidings of $850,000, or 6.000 for the apartment and 5°00 for the Olivi Building sale of the apartments wWwas s. ject to 1 ineumbrance of 009, reduced from $500,000, noting the original deed of apartments, which vie with most sumtuous in the city, .equired by the university 16 last, in the mame of the WwW. K. Bixby, subject to the of trust for $500,000 in favor & Co., Chicago, +hich firm the structura, together the Ch e Hotel and anether | tment bulldirg. s, who ts custodian and of the real estate holdings uwivers!_y, stated then that i as a permanent investmen: that, ther“ re ,he wutversity . Ete placed the valuation of Property at $1,000,000, making “Univers! y" equit, $500,000, the sx : . rice te Nathan parentiy was on « Ddasis 575,000 It was understood Bixby turned over the eq! he universi itm ~connec’.cn uis gift ef securities to pay » bulk Bb. the university. by held a second deed of en the Chase Hotel and the apactment buildings, compes- taken im payment or im part ent for the iand on which ings were erected. He ac- i the Chase apartments, it is rstood. tn connection with the ef Hotel Chase by Chase Ul- to Chicago tmteresta, | Chase apartments ed in 1921 by Chase ules plans by Preston J. Bradshaw, ftect. The building is eight in height, occupying a site) by 180 feet, and is im the [tal- of matt brick and terra cotta tings. Construction is of re- mhout. e are 16 apartments, two to! t Each apartment bas a} living room with fireplace, with paneling Adjoining the} room is a selarium with tile . The dining reom also is let Two maid's rooms and adjoin the kitchen. There are Main bedrooms and two mas- baths. The équipment includes Crls elevators, passenger and Et. Corridors bave marble and wafnscet. Sames of Hesidents. res.cents of the epartment= ersen. John G Lenusdale, Albert eller, Kenneth Green, L. W in. Mrs Charles W. Stix, T *. O. Watts, Barry J mBagement of the bulldtas | tis—Gernart Co. Olivia bullding ts a four- Sreproof structure with a tot companies, physicians and ar | Annual regtals dertved frum ee ey ag

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AVE, SUND MARCH AY 29, - ee ee SS ee —— “— : te ; a 7 7 . 7 »” ¢ Sala ~~ \ SRE HOU SS OT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ WN WHOA’ KTKG "fw \\\ SES, HOMES: REAL ESTATE,FARM LANDSF A D—Wn Betis [oe cise ih lineccaline aati went contend maaan SGT 0 = Fy .y WF " "° ™ WSN ASK Ow os SAQ \ NS SS SS SG .s . ONL SS ~ SG SV SS ~* AO NN WS CREASE Oe ee Productive Publicity, Progress, Profits. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 29, 1925. The More You Say the Better "Twill Pay. Over a Million and a Half Prescriptions Filled to Date A THREE-TIME AD COSTS LESS, PRODUCES MORE. iN DE X to Section “A” (See Secti.n “B” for Emvioyment, Rooms, Lost, Service, For Sale, Antos and Musical.) PROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE TO RECEIVE RESULTS. Rent List. Page 3 ; Gulléers’ Columns....... 5 ; Bus. (F. S.. Wtd.).Pt.9.P.28 , Cottages Wid te Buy...5 | Farms, Farm Land..... 14, Fints Wanted ..........5 ] Garage, Stables ....--+-4 | Jennings Propert 6 | Per. Prop.. Loans, Pt. 9, P 23 , Residences for Rent...,..4 | Suburban Prop. (F. 8.).. .6 s (For Sale)...8 | Bung.. Cottages (Rent) . 4 | Bus. Prop. (For Rent)... 4 | Cottages Wtd. to Rent.. 4 | Farm for Rent........ 14 | Fleta Wtd. te Rent......4 | House for Rent .........4 | Kirkwood Sdecaes est nti a , - | Residences Ae taeda 0. laubarhan Poem. G). 9 amg ‘| The deal ts especially noteworthy ¢ = am: as a = om Mlas showing the comprehensive | ' é : 44c \dime + . f - . ss it — > ’ 2c _ maings wih + Saat Ge ~~ character of the present real estate | ; '93c es ea “ . ie. 4 | Bealeiee movement, aside from the interest | ae UY for the Vi . ach ‘ _ se (te that naturally attaches to it other- | _. 4%, 93e ee ad) Wie. | - BL jec 0 1 a r ~ em . ho, ci. j 23c, 44c, 89c sae Z ne The university’s tax exempt | 49c¢ aon Sees - a omeareey ings total 36 parcels, almost all of | sb wreees Bting the original deed Of/...., warehouse and factory prop- | tins ae'o ‘es 73c : Pes lee erties. Outstanding is the mam- 21c, 42c. 79¢ The apartments, whic pide with |moth warehouse known as Cupples | £ @um,tuocus :n ie 8 €6—CITY, | ‘ ’ L. unded by 23c, 45c, 89c mos , | Station, in thé block bounde y aaa 23 — by the 8 00 gy | Seventh, Ninth, Poplar and Spruce mine cong ear ie 16 last, in the name of t ~ | streets, assessed at $1,877,550. Nu- | } Magnesia... . .39¢ feats Union Tru. . Cu. as a gift} nerous other holdings are in the rer Oil Tablets. ..4Te W. K. Bixby, subject to the / i+ mediate vicinity. ys 53c¢ of trust for $500,000 in favor - = — Se es Pe ae ' 59c ce. ream of mM Apartment building being erected at the south F & Co., Chicago, ‘hich firm a Qe. 42c, 79¢ wd the structure, together east ¢orner of Washington and Union 4 ee. 79c the Ch e Hotel and another yards by Sam and Nat Koplar Preston J. Brad- hospital size... .$2.39 ment buildirs. shaw, architect. 7c. 53c ‘4 Satuc: u of Apartmexts, 7 ** . . ; , 4 i nee Scsees es .83¢ s, who is custodian an | » Compound 93¢ eee eT cae Sal GENERAL MO | ORS CO SEEKS beeeee nivers!.y, stated then that as ih » bc 0% o « 49c. 83c proper: had not been ac t pee 29c, $1.49 - dasa permanent investmen: E ae 23c, 79c that, ther’ “ore he uiiversity . 79 j cl: its privileg f De eseeeee#+teeeeewmeeees ww ; on from taxes in this in- is @« « 27c, 53c, $i. 13 Bags aan oe pees the valuation of! , i f f S RS 79c | Size 28x52 bproperty at $1,000,000, making Concern Is Negotiating for Lease ot Space in -* t 500,000, mnesia, pint 34c 4f 50 gnivers! ‘3 equit, $50 sdiahtiog ut 2 37 or vVc as the s: > .rice to Nathan Building to Be Erected Near 4 poo...... c parentiy was on «4 basis G li Se .79¢ Pep-O-Mint BETS 000 It was understood ol1seulmi. Life Bixby turnec over the eq! | $1.50 | he univessi* in “*onnec’.oOB - Savers or Lis gift of securities to pay The Gene: ral Motors Truck Co., arso feet —y the center of the bulld- air Brushes i mh b, the university. 2 ge “ tae, [entire rear, comprising 275 by Mints ~ond deed of |Co. of Detroit, Mich., is negotiat | feet. hese parts of the building 20 Pkgs. heid a secon ee : & ; Euge Christy for a P as teil P h sate > | on the Chase Hotel and the on through Eugene \aristy ure to be constructed to meet the Prive OX¢ 63c neon tmen' puildings, compos- 10-year lease of 26, 000 square yrad \G.parereimnenen of the company. | wha: is own as the Chase of a building to be erected on the The present quarters of the com- i taken in yen ment or in part, south side of Washingt is can Ua pany at 250% Olive street, have : est of the Coliseum >S Al TENTION meghh owe So ginko os ne de ont ian] become inadequate, according to A. , ngs were crected. Hie ac- the George T. Burdeau hea . shes, 20 | Bred the Chase apartments, it is ‘ate Co. The annual rental in- | S. Johnson, local manager. The HOUSEKEEPERS! Miders:ood, in connection with the volved is $12,500, according, to|remainde of the building, approx- ie. . . 250 or ‘ ~ Cc ‘ |imately 10,000 square feet, will be c of Hote! Chase by Chase Ll- hristy. Powder, Spring c] time is now to Chicago interests, Present ener ee ae a eet gn rend ant ae wentent ts ’ Th owing our : story fireproof struct 34c nave. © toll - oe. y tg r Reem Mea frontage on Washington avenue of eight three-story residences. Con- : ) well -known cut prices for Ae agnt DY J —0 ashaw ©7175 feet by a depth te an alley of struction will be held tn abeyance, a Sve Monday: ogy on Teaaheah 4 a ht '130 feet, embracing approximately; pending the outcome of negotia- 5c, 68¢ 7 ack Flag I + Pow.. 270, BSc _ oa a at i |36,000 square feet. tions with the truck company. The asic, 49¢ ” songhmrt ae ge tnedt ee ae a | The space sought by the General/cost exclusive of the site is esti- Th ime ss Lun bo d 3 for 25c Bey 180 feet, and is in the Ital- 'Mfotors Truck Co. embraces 95 by! mated at $200,000. we... 24e - a OC: fend 28c b@tyie of arclitecture with ex- os > Me. « vecteaenem — = Wer. 24 of matt brick and terra cotta —— i Moth Balls, 15c Ib.; 2 Ibs., 25¢ . oe conte : r Remedy, | Mote Baits 150 1 ben Conmruction is of re ‘NEW ST, LOUIS SHOE BRINKOP COMPANY REPORTS ie TA. “- ° ya aZe . sseeuve se ~ COr rée.s. an s r : ’ ae B40 Schilling’s Roach Pow., 19c, 38e¢ bout. FIRM iS INCORPORATED SALE OF LOTS. AND FLATS 29 Ty — are 16 apartments, two to ie 360 0 Ee ee. e — Fach ‘apartment neh 4 Oe pee Articles of incorporatic m -have| The Christian n Brinkop Real Estate P ” ‘ “A 4 4 a4 i? lo nation. Getz Roach Powder... .23c, 44 Walls decorated in stippled ef- Shoe Co. a new local 8! a Si ant sn | turt-tive foot lot In Kansas . . writ I 7 ii . ‘ - ee Peterman'’s Discovery, 18c, 3c With paneling Adjoining Che | UL aS Na a a RE peor eo a a ~ on a lire -turing of ladi es’ shoes @treet west of Kingshighway for 34c Peterman’s Ant Food. 19, 83oc ao is a weolarium with tile The firm — e — hoot a in Potolsky to Henry P. Kerr. R30 he dining room aiso is | building at 113 5 -s *°© | Peterman’s Roach Pow., 19¢, 38¢ ine imei tenes auld ~ —, Laser ane ae eile hennnl Thirty-seven and a half foot lot on Wizard Purnitare Polish adijo : te c There are Chase Apartments at Lindell boulevard and York avenue, wh mene tons within a short time. Compton avenue, south of Cherokee, . J if the citche ‘ e e “ , ope > Pia oe ee . oF ean ne purchased by Nathan Frank from Washington University. The officers of the firm recently sto gga Reith and others to Pal . - “° : , ; eet. ee ; ‘ ‘ r as follow =* Frank S. oc Stearn’s Roach Paste, 23c, $1.28 PPaths. The equipment includes elected are arabe known in| 3649 McRee avenue, a flat, for clothes 4l WwW l Cleaner (yt a ————— "4 ———— Rive, long and fav la iy “+ A h w A. Ww 4 4 if ; © hic Red Devi! Roach Powder, and wainscot. lestate circles, willserveas president | 004 idaho av ae Fes for Rose > ‘ > Wohl. prominent Washing- Stolz to Susanna Goldyan. S4c: 3 for $1.00 Names of Hesidents. CLOSES 2 FACTORY LEASES; ELECTS 5 TO MEMBERSHIP! BEGUN; BUNGALOWS PLANNED D="i2 P. Wont prominent Washing. | (766 Michigan avenue, a flat, for 25c Red Devil Roach Powder, we residents of the apartments | ess erator of a large chain of ret afl ms 28 ‘Susanna Goldyan to Thomas Kurow- ivjc; 3 for 50c aeiode. ainong others, Lorenzo E. The Isaac T. Cook Real Estate Co.; Ata regular meeting of the board The grading of the 47-acre sub- poteeeq will be vice-president Lau- eki =, wife. Se ; “( vater™ sulphur Candies, reson, John ({ Lonsdale. Albert a at r - ‘ . so whereby the | ief directors, held fast Thursday afte \division, Southwest Park, recently | tence J. 0) Neill. prominentiv identi- 403 Pennsy!i lvania avenue, - frame Sc: 3 for Me a Kenneth Green. L. W ee y ettected & tease whe'’™ . . 1} hotel | “CQS aR fied in St. Louts shoe manufacturing |dwe'ling, for Henry Goers to Eliz. “Ais 2h % . re ee Rice-O' Neil] Sho o., a recently or- per noon, the ollowing Were elected put on the market by the Aw. R 11 rve s secretary of | Kauffmann. B. & B. Pound Fumigators, aot Mre Charles W. Stix, T oonat os i i ad sor. |to realtor membership in the St. {|Schollmeyer Development’ €o has brainypee: sion - pa oy will be in cl arge | 1617 Knapp street, a flat, for K. 1a Vampiro. 3 for 2c Anderson, Chase Ulman. Arthur /#&nized snoderesion, acquired a por- a ore ec : rr — “ Mis BME the cons vt erations - : Fi gors] and wife to J Poplowski awn 2 > 44c eae rison, r Oo Watts Harry J tion of the bulldine « ‘ the Orchard j Louis Iieai Lstate Exchange: ipegun ibis company reports in- iof meneame yee hat ation re . - - - leat : io . idine | - Ha ino “ - : : _ a Nites if ys arro! A erk! , 70 Chest ut icreasec tivity in thi . tt Pye -| Charles G Cobb. agssistat -Fe@- veld arn enue, [ tii i¢ 4 a a 19, 39c, 798 nbreder, pr. (A Gundlach. S.|Paper Co.. at 1113 South Twe a vansteaaece . wae . ook .* 7 Soe ee SS Fie Miss! meteor Valley Trust Co. |with flat above, for John Becker to liquid Veneer 23c, 44c, 87C rberger'@nd F. Travis Fieishe! |poulevard . J. ONeill, who wil) |street: David erenstein anerapediiatieed \shecieten A number of builders are i nail as treasurer of the farm. a client. . a “all i pe | eats .. $2322 Franklin avenue: Sol Goldman, /planning erection of brick bunga- $436 Utah street, a flat, for John Ban ose @eeeereee S53c, 93c hagement of , ne bulldtus ASS UTI eo « ‘TiIve managen eT t of Tne ] F : - 4 ° / o- <_ aa )assum e : man met 1519 , rol -eserve tank build- on b = - P C. aaiiakene and wife to August $1 Cidot Roach engine XS pers on ‘pried annual rentals Of |... ¢actory, has been connected | ing. ee Se sgl rast ae wae, os eee ‘SALES ON i SOUTH ~ SIDE \Stempeylimueller and wife. No-Mo-Bug 1 oo, wes Deen given to rae oh a0 * the lar factories tn | mes Was | Forty foot lot on Vermont avenue . ' it n ofr the iat est faciories ™ atric ir pplic 2 n r » % | . -_ Werrell’s Vermingo. ...23c, 4+ s-Gernart Co. ages - r ae st 20 years | mca Sam trte set Rea ORG aha |. The proposed 34-acre “Lindenwood | REPORTED BY HIEMENZ |. ort? £ 6616 Vermont, for Robert | Thompson's Nicotine. . .44¢. g7c Olivia butid: ng is a four- St Lou's duv’ng pas nig Oe jsociate m embers! up in the exchange | park” is just across the street from | Realty’ Co.. reports land Ralph Kinsey to Ad. F. Hein- Phompson’s Roach Pow, 44c. §7¢ fireproof structure — A ot | | The Dewes Printing Co., Eighth jalso were approved: ithis property and the Russell-Lin-| The Hiem! are Seiaaeuian lot |icke. ie : s, s Teased targer arry lL. Oppenheimer _0., Cer- (Genwood bus line runs within three | my Roach P« abe. 50c, 75¢ ' © feet It comprises two stores (274d Pine streets, bas [ea & rH ys : & <e.,< 16 é n th ee 14 feet 6 tnches on the —_ 1 Pata " $ ‘ 60 off: ? . iqguarters in the new four-story |tified public accountants, 405 Fed-jblocks. Hampton avenue, the new fronting R ell avenue west of X-FAMILY APARTMENT lnoz Moth Spray, liquid, . ‘ Ces Occupied by ineur ‘building erected at 2123-35 Pine eral Reserve Bank building: John [80-foot boulevard, borders South- south side o my for Duchess Anne SI 39c, THe, $1.49 emmpanies. physicians and a! | street, by the Lurso Investment Co iw. Rowan—John W. Rowan Plas- iwest Park on the east. ee ae ee Della Rovere OLD bnos Moth Spray, large size, S9c ; Annual restals deriv ed frvI ithe bullding Is of the largest type of tering Co., Inc. 913-14 Chemical | pager oe yo oe" nae Mae IN UNIVERSITY CITY $ 9 4% gE core fireproof construction. * The Dewes | building A, 6. STOUGHTON BUYS len and Missou ~ avenues, for a Cc! lj- 7 ase Apartments Are Sold for Washington U. athan Frank, Purchaser, Transfers Olivia t AND WOODED TRACT ce -_—_—+---_—_——— Apartment Building Sold by University and One Under Construction er. LY AN WrV Ax Building to University as Part company wil) move about May 1 ; Cherles B. Jan sky, who nas been | White Tar Moth Bass if ” ACRES IN COUNTY SOLD 22." us Sasson Rane : GROUND BROKEN FOR UNIVERSITY CITY RESIDENCE far 23 ves sabia a lease on ™ B0\50 Tar Bags. el ro Ratageee alge North Vandeven- 80-APAR ENT BUILDING. Arthur G. Stoughton has pur- ROx60 Tar Tags... -- ese . Henrr Hi, emenz z Realt: Co. re- |ter Bi the Ghio Building. chased through the Mercantile Sea70 Tar Bage....-+++-" 3 the sale of a 19-room home! C ails & Co also ciosed a tong-terTm Ground was broken last week foriTrust Co the residence at 7022) $0.50 Cedar Bags ee? acres Of wooded ground on .ease with the Permway Electric/an apartment building on the south-|Washington boulevard in Univer- 30 60 Cedar Bage...----* th side of Manchester road. |Mfg. Co. on a large part af the new jeast corner of Washington and sity City from Charles H and Emma + a $1.79 wett of the Her.y ro ad iohn A. | Pinol Bullding situated on the/|Union boulevards. iDettering. 30,70 Cedar Bage....-**" ete ae d. Jon Pin iidi site . ne building will be owned by | PC'c to Whiillam D.inortheast corner of i* enty-second The uit é oe = mann Bt a wife land Pine street The company nan-|Sam and Nat Koplar It wlll be A. P. Parkinsen te Return. — = Of the cround ts betne cu! ‘f-ctures electrical household ap-teight stories high The buliding Albert wi beep e s of the oy The Hie ie er ae” ri will contain 80 apartments, which '‘son-Stocke-Buermann company menz Co. repre- pliances and industrial heating ' er today from E Isior Springs the buyer and seller. units. will be furnished. A feature of tast week's realty 1 and wife; 3628 ent to Max Popp me! deals was the sale of the six-fam- De Tonty street, for Robert O. Mey- @ to Robert L Beal) and /|tly apartment building at 730 He- wpa Fy represented by J |man avenue, University City, sold iw. Gibson): 1926 Virginia svenue, for Mr. and Mrs. A. G Foster to Mra. Eleanor W. Pierce and Charlies M. Gray. share and share alike, by the Anderson-Cain Realty Co of Maplewood The apartment had been liated three days when it was sold. The apartment cccuplies nearly all of the 65-feot frontage ft its un- G@erstood the price paid apartment was sround $40,090. Yor Mary Ueduc to Alfred A Lindley land wife: 30 feet on the south side of Allen avenue, for Annie ee * ‘'Chauvenet to Sardon J. Dillingham and wife: 5451 Southwer* *renue, for iBIve Rirge Automobdile Ce, to a client: 4169 Flora — for Thomas Sine omsen to Charles D. Russell and! ‘the inetallation of extra large fue) both cooking and heating purposes. | BUSH-BURNS REALTY C0.’ SALES INCLUDE MANY FLATS Bush-Burns Realty Co. reports the following sales: 5102 Palm street, a new flat. from West End Realty and Construction Co. to J. H. Parent; 611@ Palm street, new flat, from West End Realty and Con- struction Co. to Mra. Maggie Mce- Namara; 5118 Palm street. new fiat, from West End Realty and Con- struction Co. to M. Posen; 33156 Franklin avenue, two stores and 14 flats, from M. B. Turner to David Davidson. Northeast corner of Seventeenth and O'Fallon streets. 12 flate, from M. Michaels to a client: 1211-13 North Eleventh street, 17-family tenement, from M. Schuman to a cli- ent; 65218 Northland avenue, flat, from Emma M. Jones to Joseph Cooper; 5023 Cote Brilliante avenue, bungalow, from Alois Phillip to Frank H. Schless: avenue, bungalow, from I McGag- hey to A. Westphalen. who was represented by Wenzlick Realty Co.; 2717-19-21 Eads avenue, flat, from Mrs. Marie Erskine to M. B. Turner. Lot on the southeast corner of Maury and Cleveland avenues, from R. B. Nash to a client: lot on the south side of Pers ‘ng avenue, east of Adelaide avenue. from H. God- win to William Glicker UNIQUE SERIES OF SALES BY THE DIECKMANN COMPANY The Joseph F. Dickmann Real Es- tate Co. reports the sale of an elght-room residence at 2645 Wyom- ing street for Martin A Swehla to Loutse Sartor. Swehla purchased the single flat at 4604-06 Arsenal street, five and six rooms. The seller of 4604-06 Arsenal street in turn purchased 39023 Connecticut street, seven-foom bungalow, which was sold for Henry C. Sperreng of the Sperreng-Oakliand Auto Co and Sperreng in turn purchased the sin- gie four and five room flat at 4962 Sutherland avenue sold for Emma J Schatz, represented by August R. Gerling Realty Co. | The Dickmann company also re- ports the sale of the northeast cor- ner of Longfellow and Russell boul- evards, known as 2941 Russell boul- evard, one of the show places of South St. Lowis, for Frank J. Wright to Henry J. Giffard; 4801 Eichelberger avenue, five-room brick cot4age, for Gertrude E. Healy to Pierre Conrath: 4978 Arsenal street, a five-room cottage, sold for Dr. N. E. Houser to Willltam J. Greer. WAGNER-GRANT-BELL CO. INCREASES OFFICE SPACE With a new sales organization, headed by C. E. Cravens as sales manager, the Wagner-Grant-Bell Realty Co. has increased its office space which now comprises seven communicating offices on the sec- ond floor of the International Life bullding Sales of the company for March are expected to total $250,000. which include apartments, flats and residences in all parts of the city. |. This company has played a prom- inent part in the upbullding of sev- eral apartment sections, notably North Parkview. Delmar Garden and DeMun Park additions, the buildings erected in these additions last year aggregating $1,500,000. It now is construeting an eight-story apartment building at the south- west corner of Skinker road and Southwood avenue, the estimated cost of which will be $750.000, In- cluding the site. The annual ren- tals from this building will aggre- gate $99,000. HERMAN STRAUSS RESIDENCE ON WEST PINE IS SOLD J. I. Epstein & Son report the sale of 4410 West Pine boulevard. the home of Herman Strauss, to jJohn E. Sheridan of the Valley Box & Paper Co. The residence consists of 10 rooms with front and side porches and a brick garage with space for three cars. The lot has a frontage of 45 feet by a depth of 213 feet to t alley. Also #014 67939 Northwood avenue. three-family apartment, in DeMun Park. The yearly rentals are more than $5000 and the consideration was $231.568. The sale was made for the account of the BE. lL. Wagner Construction Co to H. Bischoff, the Wagner-Grant-Bell Realty Co. rep- resenting the purchaser A lot having a frontage of 590 javenue by a depth of ‘been sold to Fred L. Birchier ‘sale was made for the account of | the E L. Wagner Construction Co. |and People’s bus lines and the bufld HOLLY HILLS TO HAVE EXTRA LAPSE PIPES FOR FUEL GAS The Federer Realty Co. announces jthat it has closed a special contract with the Laciede Gas Light Co. for maing in Holly HiTis. The tnstallation will provide mains large enough to supply every house- holder with sufficient fuel gas for The alm of the subdivision t« to eliminate, as much as possible, the use of soft coal for seating pur- poses in the subdivision whish ad- joins Carondelet Park. Four new buildings which will be started in the » ** 30 days, have e ntracted to tnstall gas hot-water oor 1345 McCausland | : feet on the north side of Castleman |three bedrooms and bath on 121 feet has floor and have a terraced The (front EXHIBIT SHOWS HOW TO ARRANGE HOME “Small Cost” Furnished Apast- ment in Pershing Heights Open for Inspection. Artistic effects in the furnishings of a small home are being Jemon- strated by the Davis Realty & Mortgage Co., in Pershing Heights, an apartment subdivision on Fergu- son avenue, between Olive boule- vard and Page avenue. The company opened to the pub- lic a week ago the “small cost” pietely furnished apartment, at 6737 Julian avenue. The preparar tion of the exhibit was directed by Ross Crane, interior decorator, who. has returned to St. Louis after six months spent in Europe, mostly in France and Spain, where he went to prepare a book on interior dec- orating. The purpose of the exhibit is te demonstrate that the same comfort and beauty and refinement which characterize the expensive home can be had in a four-room apart- ment. Arrangements a Feature. In the “small cost” apartment visitors may see the proper arrangement of pictures, mirrors and lamps: an effective treatment of walls and floors, and a selection of fixtures, hangingr and furniture that combine in a most pleasing manrer the elements of harmony, economy and comfort. The apartment has a living room, dining room, bedroom, kitchen end bath. There is an abundace of closet space and Murphy i{n-a-@or beds In both the living room and dining room. A feature of the apartment is the arrangement of pictures and mirrors, showing paren pleasing efects can be secured out @ great outlay of money. — color effect obtaihed by heresy of draperies and coverings in the hedroom also attracts visitors. The same interest is being shown in the “small cost” furnished apartment that was displayed in the “Home Supreme” in Alta Dena, which was also furnished under the direction of Ross Crane, Many thousands of per- sons visited Alta another subdivision of the Davis Realty & Mortgage Co., and inspected the “Home Supreme.” Apartment Open Today. Many visitors passed through the “Small Cost” apartment fast Sunday and hundreds have visited it during the week, The apartment will be open today from 9 @ m. until 6 p. m. and every day this week from 2 p. m. to 6 p. m, An added feature of the exhibit today is a coilection of plans and sketches of two-family dw “ a type of home which the Davis / Realty & Mortgage Co. will pro- mote on a large scale In St. Louisa, especially in the new subdivision, Davis place, on Clayton road be- tween Hanley and North and South roads. The sketches demonstrate the possibility of erecting two-fam- ily homes that effectively conceal the duplex feature. They can be built to look exactly like the large, expensive single dwellings, GREULICH ACQUIRES TRACT FORM'°LY “ELD BY M'LAREN Because of ond conenaiiail 3 for small homes, the John C. Greue lich Realty Co. has acduired the vas cant ground between Goodfellow avenue and Kingsbighvay bouglee vard, south of Mclaren avenue, fore merly owned by the McLaren Real Estate Co., and have started i=~ provements. The actual construction ef the new bungalow designed by the Greu- lich company has started on lane, ene block east of Goodfellow | avenue. Each bungalow wil) have « lot 560x145, and will be arra with living room, dining reom, and reception hall on firet floeer, i | type of porch, With the advent of the 8t. Leuts ‘ing of the new boulevards by city, this gection is comin rapidly into faver. There its no f - croachment and the lecation ig and there will be no crow buildings on account of the tion of one house to 60 feet ground. 560 LOTS ALREADY SOLD IN ARSENAL - WATSON PARK David P. Leahy reports sales gregating %$277.000 to date ‘s senal-Watson Park, com ee total of 560 tots, following the epen- : ing least Sunday The tract ts af +etreeta, lsales in Tie Federer company reports med the rubdivision continzve

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/ gm 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today. ae SERDAR. oR ST. LOUTS -DISPATCH. slieaetbee | APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS $2 SALES MADE BY ‘ALVIN T. DICKENS’ SALES = — ap West et West ETZEL, 5627—6-room evertmest; firs: OLIVE. 4338—fubicease on 3-room eéffi- WESTGATE. 736. HARTWIG-DISCHINGER CO.' INCLUDE COTTAGES AND FLATS i Ne ee pe er SS: Se TGATE. 736 —+-roum Seta ea ) i . bis. oF Ou Sal } S rac Ee | — srvece. See janiter en premises Eugene F'cid Apt. , —— ne a : . . es SHERIDAN APT. 3i17—4371 O@e—A ~ “i nd © - H. RODEMYER & — r . ‘ ear weet é6 39 ” ee i REST s—2 four | urns WEsTuin STE : 4 n sales amounting to $230,200, as fol- |[8t, for a client to Lawson G. and 34 ian ey A to Tt e ? ) a ost | —— ox con heat we Lad ‘o> | aad aes oe 7 : WILL © wise, sMATH a , os c © FOREST PARK BL_ 4906—T NUSL y manager. 201. 3677. Ma = =. a real bedroom 18 feet ™~ | ‘ : - ' a 4:ning room with «a Mar. Sold for Henry Koch and wife toa 6409 Bartmer avenue, a cottace, | ; aes . “ESS ee ~ ~ i | 7S, Fase ‘SB: ALLY onSUN. . . t for Dr. Harry I. and Anna Brem-!|| #2 ge oe ee In ers ing ely ~ || APARTMENT: 4 LIGHT. AIRY ROOMS, FUSTUN APARTMENT. 0. J. McCAWLEY REARS “gor bed. off of which is the 4 on ame Se y 1 BLOCK FROM FOREST PARK: 3 Se #461 OLIVE ain 28 ar ti . &. | miter ED , — is very excentional wih cifent, a flat at 1551 Warren street Sola for George E. Wehmeier and "¢T to a lliam Hemmingeway. | i? Sis eae PORSYTH BL... 7264—Six booms. bath tg > Seat. janigor TMINSTER Pi. a idise & ak ca : - wife to Henry Koch and wife a flat.| %ot in Olive Heights having aj. - Sea a S| wees ——- a |. sae ) | See manager on ee | @ese oan ae hora . > ; a : , wathreem csDinets. ets. tog ow x gp gg om . ERSHING Nev ificenec;- } .3> 5 — : : ye as Mt ig now open fer Sold for Emma Brandt to Frank frontage of 30 feet cn the sourh line | icone . ens . bi roo! Menke and wife, property at 4262 of Highland avenue, for Mabel G. ee *. ne Demonstration by Ross Crane of How ' — le: on Univers'ty Ry WF ty od floors. he cer heat 3 | ment- Sa 4 gO ee , | the 19 Chestnct — a ay | OREON ©. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. SHING 5 > rooms, ¢ third floor.’ WEST Pine —* ae wSTELN. 7 * a a N ~enu \Finch to Frank and Hel Danner. _— ed ~ See ' e e . merely omc | 3547 Han! pon Le agora | “eaten hy Pel | a Art and Comfort Is Combined in || FORSYTHE BL 7008-12—Five rooma @ | ,.0-5. & GM. ORSILLY. 723 Chestnut | inted “ang oa ' coos _etcteey: tee cuncsaisé beds: ee mig orth: $73. ply 49 W aghinet: od | Apal tments ~ — Sold for Wilhelmine @eertner to| 1647 Hanley road, a cottage, for | | > ; Fred Dueling and wife, a single flat - D. Baker to Wesle Err ii Bi a , ae ~ . | Weshirgton University district: rent rea- | c cent . s290 Benton street Se benaee od PESERRG | eS Small Home Continues to REN nS 2S. Woosh. Sad acing | PERSE. gS . . hi las ’ 7 * “ > : ~ > ‘ wil sub! * es ’ BS wee for John Homeyer and *! fa to} Three lote in McNamee He! z=. ‘ Bi C 2 ie (cB ment of 6 rooms and bath - lease apart > Poe: Mic 2 a LEL-. a NT. Ad floor perth: 5 reoms. | illiam F. Lippmann and wife, for Samuel T. G. Smith to reign ROSS” CRANE Draw lg TOW ds. FOCSTAIN. 4963—5 rooms; open porch; | _“loor._ oa months or more. " $65: . porch: very desirable. property at 4213 Grove street. | Lud wig. | Sorren re PERSH! NG 6176—4 rooms and sun | a : wont : 5 ENRIGHT (Delmar Carlen): a) Seld for August C. Schaper and s) High! a > wal. TORF?T- SLES. 492 4 Delmar b1. i i ‘loer east: | 2. 3221—ace = ‘out S-room 7%. in the best location wife to Lioré Beers and wife, bun- ce aA ~i ge bee oe — gs : - || GOODFELLOW, * ho room 7 se cape _G. B. &. , @ iY. st large ~— eftie: leney- tam Has large screemed porck in galow, 4729 Maffitt avenue. Frank eet ee my Sedthneny nats ai 6é¢T DIDN'T know that such a wonderfu! where. He shows what can be done with {| bE 5. VROO! Mak, "Fain . : : Sold for Henry Berger ard = te; 11 Edwin avenue, Glendale, a resi- effect could be secured m a small mifrors, pictures, hangings and fixtures : eee Ae ~¥ = |SINGER_RUEIN en oo ios: $494 | -R ; = : Brit Kictfer and wits, @ flat St idence, for Wilbert L. and Edna ~ t just by the proper selection to give asph nd back d | | ee | PERSHING. 538 —— ° Ribs sbury. heat. hat" SYRACUS 3713-15 Bacon street, Kroeger to Mary and Fred Nutte apartment jus uc | per sereceu >) give atmosphere an acKground to r — PERS HING ..- ox oo. ee " : . tay S-room apartment: af - - : = e as +e | z Mii r id ‘ 2 : . .** > . - 2 . in TON. . ~ = , _- Sold for Mrs. Saren Ca! poten to E:- Southwest corner of Semple an | }d arrangement or furnishings. Turniture. And it is all accomplished at }|_ reoms: 2 Mu: beds | shing: 6-ree ‘ficiency. fourth floc: : t D = erzelL ‘Marte Apartments): dandy la Moehner, tee unty home “il St. Louis avenues, store building a remarkably low eost + | EUGENE AL‘ } Si, « nNessne. | ~— ~ _= 52d teor. 5 ts 6) ) ; NT “OOS. eartments ef 4 rooms and Murphy Seld for Ella ay ogee Puen and ome-half block vacant. for Law- | his is the comment hear on every han } F. Hite a hd ~. 4 Fo rior. gnrace. Ye | = F+i* si} anartments » will be put im tip- easter and Wife, &2 fiat at 4ido-4) cones and Pearl Rosenthal’to a cli- | ok oe wanes “Se “ss a een ; SSR | OTTO TIETIENS T22 Chestnut st | DERSON | a ‘MS. SUN Pam eee. For re oe Humphrey street. ent rom the women, and men too, who visit An additional feature is an exhibit of | BAMT : ia aaa 7 sc —— -™. Pasteate ay. : . RK 2a viNGs si. co. Sold for Hulda E. Nagel and wife - ; . _ . ~ — north. - — rst and third floors: : wertview 1400. Clayten and De Men. aller | , ~ 94 ataipa aren idenc } ‘Sr | Ost urnis2e Apartment r = : ms. SU 7: Bro ) LT nd | ; to Jan. Gotowicki and wife, a flat i¢, nest serner . ng caro age | ahi AO Purn d Apat CMe drawings and pians showing model two- | IN G _SQUTT $00 Chestnut. | PERSHING. 5536—nericie _ | SALTER Jove E. co. = i at 1814-16 N. 2ist street. ic , . 3 737 Julian Avenue, in Pershing family dwellings, a type of building which ; an | >. Parkview 557. maciug oa ‘e; ach: 34 floer- , e Ambassador 4 - = $199. Furnished, » exchange of store rti + 2718. - . . a xenang properties at 2718 Mr. Crane has applied to a modest home West) and turn north four blocks. or 7! a ee: VE Gane © | See 2 ee 2S oe. See eee et Ponts eh: & SHIN 6054— Desirabi« o-reom it . ies $135 and up. ) (22-24-28 Cherokee street. tw : WENZLICK COMPANY SELLS ern business build! 7 > mee h ° tis - treatment th the : ke Page 1) o F — 3 i a . ) si Ftre rooms. mn busine uildings, occupied by the same artistic treatment tha e uses in taxe Frage line to Ferguson and walk four || JULLAN. 5626—S rooms and open perce. | partment. ractive Duilding. opposite See Manager, or Call ” ED ‘ I i € e fy gui and c - >: a Mey: y ian “we” A 4's VF te ea “yr? (rs ee ee ~~ » Ne La te Qreer en > ~-* nee a Nemes - Tt 2 = \**"2 "ee i? DO viy Fo me- ee ee ee ee ee 7) — a 2 ie SEK? ea o ie , Lor. and janitor service. HOCUS : Delmar 591 the Smith Furniture Co. W : lines in & omuls a ~ FLATS AND BUNGALOWS e'. ~ Apt., S514 Pershing AY. a ° ? é : CHES — st. — Lo08 C ye ©. H. Jones, sales manager of the \®reund, to George J. Johan | wy = ’ . > jae Fae vs b>? = pe ' Ew SBC BY 3i15—4 rooms sum OD _ Fre no +) he ding ectri evar im Wenzlick Real Estate Co. reports + ge ar Souble apartments at | | —urpns_bed._Cabany _4799W . ey sun ~ tric elevator. a | chads screens. 4, 14-4, ; -4723.4 -6 South Jrand | i ij | KINGSBURY. 5assa— Apt =13 will = ’ - . fixt ures. coher. gas. Service: wil! decorate . S | ease my 4-room efficiency: modern ON ‘G sti YTT. S00 Chetnus. | comd:t ion. Oven. ¢ Sive D y AS-SHELP | ~ > ~~ 7 > - H : : ; the following sales for the week: ulevard niences: desira*'e Iincation: $840 lamitor a oe srs ae my ltl + ar ~ i a _ o -— - ' vr a : Iwst three and three room flat. to Mrs. the ¢o) owing sales: eon Tt? the Gr iArante R ig. (eZ) “co " . " My a : i EN ror . vt LEL. ~_ a 5311—5 rooms and wit nelud ectric for ~orns $15 parler, sed. nae « - : - — — f : | eat Water and jazlior service. S¢@ | +s cludine , tric 1 . - ° 99 NIXA "PL at ce — : , . q > NINA PLS Dunn to Mrs. Lily Kercheval: 4027 Hart? rd street _—— 9 820 ” : q - . _ ' : : _ = my Shenandoah avenue, single flat.|acam Haudrich: bakery builane |————— APARTMENTS FOR RENT ir for af : B® socms and 27 sri. iow rent, four rooms each, for a client of the 1646 North Marke: street ; iar , | ane —— ranty Ride | “ iH RODE pre “ : 58035 W ASHIRGTO N Blanke Heal Estate a to Fred isenh Lutter to } % oy Fao hom | : r , 5 hee | NGSBTR : —. 7 =~ | He Cu - 6 @ moms. nc'uding sun artes an! siee> Press: 1810-10% Bent: Street, ieslow. 53 n e ol Bet t x ON 7 A FEW |} 3 ABA: EB. So | cho —~oms excel. | M. H. DEMTER & : age me Gvyeue, - to + & R G . : Chestast. Martin; 4223 Humphrey street, bun- - = . Pca Low lat of four re be | excep soma! Forest Park and Laciede ar... | L | BLA 9 : : = 7 . , ’ : ira ee ~ -RITH ¥ ; re r iy |) rt amt Co, to William Dietrich. 4667 Delor, avenne for Fr > rame: rent $87.50. FRANCTS-PERR RY- 2 1 wt. | 5 4 ae hed —— a me | Lal } wv ft five > .. f - - = & e> _ FY ed wv - + . 2 . Qa “ = - i-« J KINGS rooms - “S@251L0 to ‘= —— = sve fou, tor +. ~ Mathew Grubdeh: flat, 42 2 Jun! 6221-41 Southwood Avenue, two blocks north of Clar¥ton | caABANNE 440 — rooms and sun 1 cseme and sun parlor. 6-roor ‘ene —— , See wee Newberry to Leo © Lane: 1016 Mc- ata ni for ie . z . all n. ' at a Possession Apr l; te il] } 3 D PL.. ai —Four ree 4 ro eey, — . . : Sia ° pe : we & ~ : ' ss 1f Ty x = a 4 = a 4 - 7 P = oor weer $65 , Ager : ew ava + ey co ogee le le “aN [Thomas C. Dove; bungalow, 5407 Road, one-half block west of Skinker; 45 rooms aad sunroom “2 . = w wots eee PR aN ne RUTH. 102 !. EPSTEIN & SON | eet Tae 65 eee er - -- 0 e “™ Dewey avenue. for ~~). “+ . a aie eed 3. = + a I. — —_ —_ > 5 a = —— rr Se , 2 D 143. 617 Chestrut. fA 61 Ue Guaranty | ; . Myers to 4M. P. McArthur; 1045 |kceiiying to albert H. Vogel. bun. | We re with shower, in-s-door beds, gas stoves, ae Oe oe oes = arr DA t location in city: 6 and | SYRACTSE. 780 (Deimar Garden)—New:| BE AUTIFUL AP, Hampton avenue, bungalow of five 'gra) = 8600 So a Thirt : ee ’ " ats. heat ae "anTtnr serrire heated varaces rc . : s inc al rr 2m 7 : a. 2 ior } 2 atEe Poer nd brea k*a «t nood Dea u- . te oe : ; oO South thirty-ninth ampie c lose Hh@a. 2Na jaBirOl’ Service, Ueaveu Far agles. : so ts - . &.. - eh: nothin - | (fal tile bath and screened porch: rent rooms, for a client of Barngrove @ «4,-2.2: gor Emi? C. Fendler to Chris ’ ; . ' ett nadie. eae) / 2 - . . 4 : a+ ee a " ee : 2 _ = ied *7 eas0na" : Specht Realty Co. to Val Diefen- tian G. Hertel iserviee on Skinker Road. Low rentals. eng — : : : 300 Chestnut | UNION BL. 11435—8 large reomm mod- “or ra 5 é [5 FOREST PARK, > G COMP , . tor dach; i 2631 Belt avenuwve, four-room ae -2' _~ ; . ’ roni—74 * ] ern. ww decorate te suit: beat. janitor. — | , - noereh modern. poms, with 4: : porch. gArag ~_ naee SHEL? N. och. Main 2238. ~— —_ we = . : = GEO. J. WANSTRATH. Tit’ Chestnat. ise oem. bungalow. fer Robert Ehrhard to L. BLANKE LEASINGS ase * e | | ' ; | W.ONellt ine | REPORTS 5 4 {3 ~ | () LTM AN R. E.. { ¢). — Se eee ee en i Bs. ——5 - nes@asio»n pees required. VANDEVENTER. 13194 or 1333 a. fficiene samt | =| a —— . Ts covered tr XK . . ; i23e TO = _ _ & mm heds b’ WILLIAM RODIEK x C0. | IN NEW GRAND TOWER BUILDING 4003 Chouteau Ar.. Grand 1091 art Suaiieee enpamitr eames ures of @ very NGSBI! OU : f 533 = 7 OR BON Bank 3 Short S00 Chestrat. PEL MONTE HOTEL 56 EPL. \ZA DRIVE AF - ' Might and sunshine; you can't help but r.: 5801. Ist feor west or 24 floeer| VERNON. 5603—4 large modern rooms, | . APART a ane TO | Tooms. imciuding sun TooT™ each | tle bath, reception hall Catuay caster Sea ite : _— q » CHE AP RENT? The closing of five leases fo ~ . ~ ‘ ~ . . : th | — _ = : ~O2 . +. Hrct Fo my ry? —. ! — ~~ . —_ : ' REPOR 5 NINE SALES space in the new Gran Tower : ‘ linn. DPrst Tioor., : 9uto oad AT. ; ; ©. $243 Delmar bi >a: nts $80 © we- { E N T S South ) — . J service: 37 | _Veve 3 decorate rs cae wife to William Schell and wife: } . : ny following: The Aolgeer —— “FRAN is APARTMENT ORBON !} .G COTT. 800 Chestnut. o> “ J WASHINGTON BL... 5951—4-room and sun Urn flat at 2505 McNair avenue for Wi!- | Bros ng Co., dealers in men's , " ver Gro: 4 | CATES. 6266—First floor east: 6 rooms, rit tfui | parior: will decorate. PRANCISC cs 1 RLTY. co. Mam Rodiek and wife to a client: r le ready-to-wear clothing "se t 2 - ms. ¢ bath - : n iar, seeping perch. £3a- =e. - = Oear ou uns: Nunze and wife: store building with s: the Hockstadt Shoe Co. re- yas CMO eT “Tess ‘Tithe uar Ridg (astien A Da Dimmend : ) E rm = ) dwellings above at 2119-21 Gravois 1 shoe dealers, now at Florissant EZ st. MAEAS PARIS 3 ; " , hn > - : — ~ ~ —ee Vi F . ~ “ , ‘ : 3 ° mh : ; ‘_ i , ser —" > ie ; } : : - 4 . WasE? NGTON. 62 - °oGrms $65. PA of Fr Ri ~~ Realty o. - eottamwe at and Southern ife In uranc ‘os — - Wa ; 4 iw : >. ‘ ; - e me — a . , . , >On n Joo! ar tmen or room: al 20 — sub. ease oo > ne me ear ae " (e) t of City x ar. ; — ° “ ‘OTT | rich and wife: $0-feet lot on the ois: Dr. E. A. Hotfelder REG | ea: t . o | . ° . ann : as . . 4 - . Us ; ; » 6. . : : . : . ; , - —e o 2 ae : . . . — ee - _ a6 Jackson, ei yard . Arcade Bid orm ? seuth side of Montana street, west a ith: HModiamont ist { ; out . =] " — 2 | - " | iv 37 cee} WASHING iN. 3060—liat flow sours. J of Gr for Sophia Smith to John room > 0 Wee oe : , ? ea: i hot ter. > aa aon es .—— $22.5 ; _ Sy? Tr. -~ oe Se eee Sah — [0 = Ay Ss " , oc 3a] em ng De : =. 4512—First fleer: tan ANDERSOMSTOCKE-BUERMANN, | . : 4 ~ $00 chane St. a Stuckenberg and wife: donble | -_ —" . a. oe os ‘ At Ci ; gl — —— ; } " —-. : : : : SOR Chestnut st. nome ~- . fiat at 2813-25 North Broadway for GROUP BRICK . ———- . S ¢ seeonn? ——. a —— | enette, room. J i bedrooms: | WASHINGTON COURT. 5602 ieee Hoe , a —_— ” Charlies M. Tarilor and wife to a OF COT] GES 5885 pi: 2d ¢ . rst / ~ilyie - Se — 7 nent : : amenies 3 i 3018 or a —— | Clara ev.)—i fleor east .- a. S88. etree me — ~ : f ) ° ‘ Ia¢ 4) 7 rT? - ' Va 1 ~ ses oes 6 ee ac? -'or “Once ‘ —_ : - : : : eclbent of 4 ~urrigr Rea! Estate . = ; . m ~ .7 - . or = . _ . . 7 = “ ls —_ e , : - 4 A268 a l onmon =o % = : oT _ 300° ; Destawt am: aor . . oy ‘4 “ : s . i bakery ar end a business, 3972- ee CtIeon Of : kc ; - — ri TT? teuP TT} rio anart. vs — . -f ra - : = | WaASHIN 7 TON ere Orn ‘ , : Sprengnether ad wite to Sally May- Agnes, Nineteenth a en 7 :, =r + ae Sitio —e —~" ; mice &« si Skin ar iin e Nw E R. G} rT s0 lestuut./ I: references: card tt i , ~ ; “ yee . OWT: ' oartmenit >: : : = —w ~~ _'.- >) _—-: ere 50D WIN BALTY co. 32 [De izes i Woo er and wu“ fe: store and dwelling on : % Ds sc iz . ee. F' -e . - " — ~— 5 oie . 3 | ' “ : — ee. ' 3 re Ya . ee s ~' _* = ms : he \ . -— GODW “ REA . ~ a ' “SHER D U st ¢ Sle th "liar Serlin : ~ a ao — : : a _f ser +} } screen sat. el . ADELAIDE Ngrthwest Tayler and , : co Seutneast corner of Sleven — ; ) S Sch -®. ~_— , arcain °c: it once. 2 Aile- ST. 30 72 Chestnut st. LAN $00—Elegax : f.| ones Se a > Somean anar ment: heat / | Ce Seven lovely roems. incinding sun parlor [ o 7 ni | S) vy streets, for Char! Sleb Easton avenue h O “Rok room Scene - ~ealed . Ee and Sidmey streets, 1 Charlies Gleb e Dt — stor lectric fixt > - 2 3 scot CLE . , ciency - Murphy = $75 >| al cham iy 18: 3 & an Gs janite : — - We / Gill * rt Fe turth tnfurmation {| & s32a. . : : pore 3: pee! ,oTemices, | . ’ e — t carages with side arive i Tit : . 605 C LARA AY. 4 Jr. and wife to a client. the supervision of Charles J. Mellis. | ..4 ele«rcity on. ad. can i eastiatinititie ™ ~~ ? . _ . . ) ; ‘ — , — ‘ c — . - — : . ied re ; Sl ld + -_-— - ~_ Y l contain ur | OR . & RF 00 Chestrnt ao - - . Ss a EUGENE J. ALTH EMER. $17 rooms, st riot modern; immedia p : . . 4 IN THE CITY s BY HAASE REALTY co a a i Be react ess | rime Gat: mode meen enitor ’ arag 80. Rivr-) DELMA! o—5-reom apartment: LIMIT, ° 5 reoms. sun varler. Murovhr | ” THO aor win? Fate Lindel. cnusuailly ai i ’ ‘hh is sellin acy » ew Tan . > . PA — = - ~ ea ee bt al ce | 27 , amy hed > S85 room bath " : AL. m4 ur nOOmS, screened ET 1k Bl 1sS—5 reoms: all m ra: | LIN LL BL. 402°53A—8 rooms. steam ; | | ; The Haase Realty Co. reports the or 2 ‘tage mpi racti }. tric. 5 er and heat furnishe “aw Ha Reo eer TO Chesenet. | eo ae ; Att ~ heat a _fcors: 380. __ (cB) 314 WASHINGTON _ 4 Hive 5553 im FACING BEAUTIFUL | ‘ wi :T3 : . MURR. at ©... S26 trut aioe - ee mf: +h 3 LINDELL BL. 4209 Ambassador Avart- haan” Qucmeee ae 0 Aly DELMAR L... 59°50-254—The = OCca- 70 CNIVERSITY CITY » © : 8 , latest style | Mre. Ogan to Jeseph Storrtohann _ soe A ‘ Bcy: decora: bere Se a —4%,-5 3, ga - 14 SN | R08 Chestnut st. ~ 5 _) ED wa C te beds ont her wardrobes, let on Weet side of Grand. seuth of BUNGALOWS AND FLATS — im = un? : — APE. Locks ELLER. 1és.s ‘a — ” iT r - ™ h hard’ ie 3 in! = ; . ae a ; | nowy Ts r: *% = & _ : 3s ° 4 - S pee. : = .. | Torkish Baths for Men and 4 Osceola street. from Thomas J. Wa!- 3806 Pam t off of Grand t ht nishea: d ft. DELM. ( Third floor west: mi tel Ch mtil Oc parang . Wo a “ak. © _ > = > he : Pe . ee - 4 : z » » ‘ - 7 ' - . = — - . » = >. ° . : - lace to J obn \ +e, 2628 t ADin Ss’ . ect, Tt “a Bellis Realty Co, reports the an oni "s 4 , sé 'T ‘J . » | PT . = - ~ — . = “= a ss , Piast ~-> : | ¢*@p. Rg porch. za- — , s _ . a ~ LP . - 1a =. unda ' : men an Shop y negro tenement, from Henry W. ‘ lowing sales for the week: 608 ITTANLEY Eps > oe « pril l. Apply firer ¢ 5206 Verno: aN “ArT 817 Cesstret. | Ga ee eee 3 * ©. PANGBURN, BE rR. ) > , ) Furnished or Unfurnished / Biock to Joseph MH Weber; 2616 : — ge x 9s ' ne me —_ ; westru > a 3 = = eA Shee OE : : Tut. cM .. 4568 4-7TO—Modern 5-4 mx tn on . a rN $7 Up 0 furnished | _ - . = —s ee: : S . n nM * fiat. f > 1e@ alice sl - ? ; s 6 Lo ‘ ee om oo Ss. PT : ; Mi. am : —— 5 > . re : > : 4 ° : es tee heat ~ anitor serv “2 nas . ~ - - - : = open porch ge TS . o & P 2 avenug, store with flat abov v. : account > ars — . ae rrr" “N Son theast cornet af - & account «of Joseph ©. Conroy; 29: orge FE. and rtru MeMulliz So wy oe —— Scency; sublease for 6 months. ADpiy | ment; 7 i . including sun par- ; : py Wainwright Bi. ay ave” ve, . w °- - far Tha ‘ fla t, \ on . ; ‘ is ; , »* ~~ we % & ai be M- ALC x &§ ’ ’ ~ f a . . “~y *" = — r - : % . ’ : , . 35 2 r g on . _ _ . oie ve ia | ‘ a3 Be. .. . — : ic — 1 — re SPS TED e “AIO: i iat }- lrouzh ts en decorated and th Gudermuth La 8 _ve_:s : Pe : 250 0 BOi€ a: ; ‘ -ohartion ; per t2. ai CLYD “BAM. 206 International WATERMAN. 4157 TRomee Apast= | " . > = - 7 « ee ‘ : ss y ; it s , | : : . * mecwms. “a =. : ' ArPARTMENT-— = - tenia’ are 37 Lif 314 = - a > C7 “nDnint ment the - — = - " - = wile . . 7 a. . . > 2 i> 4 P “ook arenue, a 4dorudie} residence. sold for the ’ ‘ Gus an@ Josie Kail to LTR Sara Radon MIT CAL. 35825—i TS ae = cay > etn te. . ca - Du .. |= a _ Fu in bu Dis : ‘ EASTGATE. 93 }-room heat MERCANTILE - _ Special to the Pret Dispaich GALESSBURG, Il. March Marry Aldrich, architect here, mewe to St. Louis Apri! | he will become associated th the’. .. OR ag ——— m porch. shower » ieee. aunties ain ie oa GATE. apartment he 3 RC : : Googfellow Lumber Co. ai |G. E. Marchand to Speak at Odeon | “CEVEIAND, | 4155—S--vom | errciencs |_Monday Forest 4609. ee) | hath. Cull on 3 a de rastifyl apartment of tte tape. = de special work in the sales de- G. E. Marchand, who is making; 2m» Sa mt ae “} a ; — “d ? om fat > jn ; it "ton Tt 1 apd sun: at $7 . :-—- Ay .. X).. past | EW AP partment and later will head an (his third “round the world” speak..j CRITTENDEN | 3 connecting hous Oe Toit 2533 ‘sleeping porch: 24 foor south. $77.50 Vin ee BPS wt + Pe 6-RC YOM PT. ¢ C “HEAP apechitectural branch of the com-jiing tour under the auspices of the ray 7 ra — = — rr - + : S005 rooms and bath. bes . hot J EPSTEIN & SON : MARY. LAND : roor floor: Pa 6-R . - AF a est: 4 rooms Seay. ae in te be formed. | Nationa] University Society of New fecorated a: ainted: am bea: i. 3 Re ODE wt =R » Te Chestagt. | _ $198 Main TOOoTTrs . OR EON bon : : a wr Fees “heernut .. > T= , = re >] ae > —_— HENRY " _ HAFFNER REALTY C0. | Wednesday at 8:15 p. m. on “Lead- meat janiter Grand 21182 i — | x: 7 ction se ty. ad floor 2 tunes ership.” Marthand hi: elivered JUNIATA. S atriat ie eee ed: inspect — — ” | maa ae ee . ——$_—_= RYLAND ntten: se Too! n aad a 7 2a! lect ’ g . 7 vas ; a mt. 3 ee ee ert? : : i , R Wi) me © i | - : gs .: +: ; _ St Lei ‘ * ra —_ ad = —— L ; F Ma rseilles Apartment % r led ucational iectures In numerous — —— ‘ = 7 — we " % | I hed [INGFR-KLE™N REA ; Wire 34. P ine mm modern: = 111 \¥? BS ise aving city } rns. Larter ving reem. Set AND 645 | ~ bath, toilet, SSTL a2? W ATERM AN AV. | Hw ca. 'foreign Gountries and in all of the : ina — - . @ aes etiMG=T130 e a. ™ | 2 : = 2 Sublease “thind-fioor aparement, | 156 "oom. hall. ic. a zeal “some. Sacivoud floor beat and —janttn We have available in this new. mod | EAGT HARLAN € a beautiful 2: nt. > a ee | ficiency. ; mM. H. RODEMYER 601 Title Guaranty Bids. The Henry H ‘Haffner anit ‘y © larger cities of Europe. stressing WARD L. BAKEWELL. atatorn : [.. manee ~ || Main 3646 te Tre the Tollowin sa.eS8 or Thre i - at c >»! rt} " - rt . 3 : wal Tm =) ~~ . . - - —- = om - a —_—— bulicing 4+ or room apartimen 7 n a as were —_ i. repolnt mn , oe on ; r , ’ oe heat - “san floors and gas steve and refrigerator Charlies Hauck, and 5506 Greer ave- ‘zed the Nationa! University Soci- | ScREF. sso nh eee ee oeee on. porch: 36D. ark view n =F thira float nd hon ~teht a furnished. Rent $70 to 385. Open 12 or - $69 You ‘a nue, & frame cottage, sold tor the | ety. an educational association 7 ot Do anew #9 eed > a. OS|ct. a3 Cantret 1642 . CLAIR. iti¢—5 »bdesatif: " “ of = ae nee SINE. LLoh—é ; a = rT. . Rewite : rut. s heat, ‘aniter service: will put in RDON & G. scoTT. A rtmen conm ett 7 account of John Tho!lman. ‘which now has a membership ot ‘RSE. Beautif —— Pare mo = Peckvinn ane. | | Beng FE FF. ar ae ) pa: -- ng - TA. 0 os , 3 = oS biel’ ¢ reoms sun iors i WEKY Fr_cw)}.. 504 Watrer'ent Pidge or esta 7 ee — rex cast rt TN pare a ee ee “7 ——— ee a-a : 7 ‘tT ”~ . > . SN ESS S = Ty 1 . . . - PROPERTY AT SHENANDOAH =ee 000. Adz ission Will be fr ee. : ; a . —— 7 . ee at ne = (46x $a7 aw “OR ce Ss) 07. ‘ ‘abalrtyr 45 ——— — -_. =pcmvennan ~~ ~~ ‘ iNWteH a " RT ; Three- teint anil a ee. -— o> “ 4 5———f~ room oO er CT: . re > l to Be Brok F N ~ ao pean ae parses : ee: $5 . — 7m ENRIGHT 9800—Stx-room. steam - heated ten By th a ¥! theout a H W 4 het weter and canter Churrh. 7 ” *0er = ~~ ——— ‘ h 353 ; 19604--Ret finer wae a ne . VROs MAN. M . SH’°CHART BFAL: T Ch R14 (“hestnut H ‘ 4 cima New _ed. See manager | ’ bed: rent $2 ee ® bright -oon un ricer. @! DS ae = _—-— _NINA PL... 5885—4 rooms. sun pacer Wail OREON EE. & 4 ba ri , 1c | : | Coton . — S fu un furnish Murphy bed. heat. faniter service. Park- “00 Chestaut (of? 3 and Py Room Apartments iil Ground for the new Bethe! Rap- : | ; : : res . 4 = —_«- — ——_—. 7. , fend Fere 3 : Hotel: } ‘an ——. Vaae 4D: Cabany 638. Tier 7569 W The C M. MeDonald Real Estate ‘8st Church, Labadie and Belt ave-* SHENA: ho .. ; oon + roam nodern rice: * = =. Merce A ee ote : fat _ - - | “we =— Go. reports the sale of the southeast |nues, will be broken at 2:30 p.m.) MANN RQ eee. Be Oba RE (Memanrie Trae co. Agent. Sth and 2 ENRIGHT. 5249—Six rooms a - PL... 5883—Ist floor: 7 4 4 and 6 Reom Efficiency ™y Ps corner of Tenth street and Shenan- | today by Deacon Zz. J W elninger, — a ne a ‘Y — —inom ..... , : yu: EPSTEIN 2 SON. ° hed roo rs ae o ma Now ready for occupancy | DeML > nd doah avenue, lot 440x125, improved | oldest member of the co - pe 1650 8. SPRING Rew Mair 617 Chestnct. | ECG *NE_J. aLTHE’MER_ SIT Ghestnat. | | and best arranged apartments m city ngreration ’ este d th f 4 orner of Lafarette Meter apartment n Cou urt Ant RiGH?T smas — 7 — i> wr - kay ° 94 fonr- at low rental. Make your reservation with stor e an t ree ats, or Jacod | ~** , ~~ — ee ow 4 ent Dt : ’ “or . t ° is i Ee a e3 1 parier veniences’ vacant April i. 1 ho yee gee Gasconade etreet and | rewelar month! = ‘meeting . oa $ roome and —— , wiiaieheaieanai — est.) sce on § yy - perch: lst floer east: new buil?d- WrSETGATE. &27- S31—4 roome and wil bai there .wo our-fam: ly ; . a Le | stove lineieom urniel 5 m~ . sehen = c : ‘ , ast - — ae , - Ss © : pariar with buil'-im bed, owen. apartments, which will be under the ms ition Population Clab at Hetet “eet monnest on eee a frigeratar, heat. ‘aniter: concession =_—— Poh Main 7143. S17 Chestnnt. a ce Se rama of the Yeckel -Fe,s dt- ‘“laridge tomorrow re PEN . . The pub- . —\ "7 547 oe — — ~ ‘ . : mF. Ped cMieT — . - . " ~ —~ : —_ - 7 -— —_—— / oeerat. NORTH WOC YD Z 4— New: ——— — : : abl . ; , ; . : vi4e—New abdartiment. 4 rooms WEST: AT, 7i>—S — and gun | Realty Cc ' vw lic is invited. — nerv ice: ba occupant wil 7 Max ~~ Sreak mst . +h narGened “ ‘ ernoot, 4003 — thy ae . ie. ™ Co seeam. Ura — iu ol. ic) : . +* beat: alt =. 5422 roars. Mur nhy

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a g a5 : rig. gee 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today. sinshienidetinenssibciaienediasahiaateteet nt allies MARCH ze. ca | FOR LEASE FOR LEASE pe ALAMO. ‘ee tecend floor ea oe! KINGSHiIG }208-10 N.—6-' APA! tTME NT Ww td ave a. = | West RESIDENCE—Modern, = county, on car FOR RENT "FOR COLORED ’ . r aah — | ' - 7-7 : . . > > 2 & Vi . ~ : aie 7 — Ps - Tt - ’ i‘. we : t | 34 > +. Pyiat | vis rch ' +3 ey ~~ 7) A Find . $45 Cc ty lirmits - ne ob: ect: On to childr en. Box | TWENT i- FOU! ‘TH_ 1100 N — a . . r ‘ : ’ ANDER SON st) cKE-R "ERMANN _ SDs = tween, See | _S oe = WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. Olive 1427 POOMs . , > , , ~ — ve - "Er . - ‘ed . ° ° " . > — “~ : atdy! = rooma, modern Me « . - AN DEKSONSTUO* wate rs tN KINGSHIGHWAY 14084 N Rg rowms ‘ol —_ ~~ ol . ie . nion i2 0W fc) we Post- Mispatch. ad onahy house. GOTTLIES AEALTY Oo LOFTS WE HAVE A co “115 ALAMO Delmar bb! +. a am larce bath TT. ania onvea euce new v papered ar vd painted heauti ul | WALNUT. 2316—Sixn rooms: electric. gas, ~ LIST oO mr een eae een | rE saan cece Smee tor | NSE. FoetsDispatce. | arm Mth wih ren OOngEy, Mapered sod painted geaatihal | WALSOT, TOTS SHOPS F COMMERCTAL, SOs ("he e ' . , - . a.” LL — 4 . * " s ; 4 ~ _ —s - mene er ~ . =e Sere os : TT... ~ ho sth gas, elect? = a DEILMAR RL. *810—10 rooms, to party | RESII ENCE—ine room 2 me bath,| WEST CABANNE, 833—4 rooms, Ist | | 129,000 SQUARE F ASHBY, 4970-—4 rooms, Death. gaa eiec a " at! ras _Fotest 451i. | axing furnitur Imdeli 3457] eectire, hot-water furnace. city water floor .. bake me « - . .330 00 FA TORIES te FEES ‘ ; — we—— — ee ee ee ~ a ~ — — _— er “FLATS } FOR ‘RENT—West a FLATS FOR RENT—Wost ‘FLATS AND ‘APT's WANTED) ‘DWELLINGS FOR RENT (SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT| _ HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. 3 RP - : b i b er t e me ra +o Ai Cc ennai i tes fet > : o ” a ,_* 7 a. be 4 ‘34 Al \ is _ EN i, La} j ' ’ > . ame a + . ~ , ac tt “2 °) : . = = — es : . - *« : ‘er =* ‘ ent cm a CiwA YTON RD 6636—6. room residence RESTDE NCE—7 rooms. | modern: gar steam be ’ = wa F (“hestrrut. FLAT a ae re x ; - “ Ma: ket car - corner Bellevue and ‘ mora. | 4L5. E. LOCH MOELLER, 722 Chestnut. ; — Iv sT . $40. _ Forest 642. x ais fe} ei; BUILDINGS eS eres - A tyes i ve ‘¢- : . ‘A eT ’ s- LoA ’ — ’ a, 2 . " ‘ ° ¢ _ > * " = : - _ “ae ? 7 ti 14 £ i: A a BO 97 eiectr $37 .50 en 2 ee ae ae we 14% P _p | HAMILTON 12699 rooms, sleeping} @2tstamdine Dulldimgs. including | severa 3206 Chouteau, 4 rooms, lst floor. ~ > Z . : ~—" ai . -_ — a Firakes an i te b ns suit yp - Two on »A SIT ce Ti} roar OA f > a ft) VV AREHOL ~ 2 : - ‘ . +i . . . ' > . : ; T : 1¢ . : on J. a -_ =~ - 4 = " F218 — = a ~~ ; ' > . whe men 2s = $20, : ai hy - » .* ; 5 ; . : > >a ; . 1 'T ‘1 . nee NI wy -?t r 4 23 4 ’ = ; > . . ; 3 . , ~ . arr i es. Cc. rer 4 Parker an 1 Re iefon- 5 is Wash ” rts) TLS od ft! ~~ ae 'f) ims = a, a DO aan REST. 4 7 AUDI BON eos rooms and or er | ned bent: oS ' 2 ple- 4 t $o0 : L420 R mene agin, ae : ae main ater 2ibmniem a oh ee $70. Apply 19105 es C. M. McDONALD RECO. Lili Ches:sut Unies: large store with ¢ rT isWw , ; . : = , =? . . . = . == + . - “ng .ss be ‘ me ext-ut, | booms eatin aie alteeereeeeart " e*) BUSINESS PROPERTY DEPT. and tile ‘Dath- hot-water ~~ Se | DERE NLY ONE , RARTMER SSS7T A—NModern & O71 a ; : : LRBOTT. KR ; “ aes . 4 > - ta a iN = i 2% @i« s 15> N—y room. ene Sy Bigs r = * -¥ —— yr eee MODERN 4-ROOM { FLATS. $30 ! ’ ‘2 *, ? ‘ ee and ‘eriter service low rent 4 >. - " " 7 . — . rooms r ' “ ; = wey cae , vere , iF! DSO miu nistdext. i. -2°rae . Corner nd trook Tn ° nic Oe? ?T2 ( ORNE T X ZEIB IG oor “iiss! Steam Heated Flat, $60 | FEAT. Wee. Yo, ie | pe Al on: adults omy: | $15. E. Geedine Edmupdeon “i. 2’ blocks | ag Bn Be NEL ¢ T ‘naelde tol @#ts: a rte pap" ‘ped thronghout m Pace so Union and St. Louis Jie > 4..™' ¢ . , e ’ - ~ za oe oy . : a ~ mutT: « hel? > paner: d ROO z eo . — = . - " : +. # iz fast: —— agent = = Le wd me ‘c” , +19 CHES INUT Si. ee ae oR OED My Sin ee re ae 7+ om Pine ‘ S-PERRY-RUTH, 107% N. 8p i st. : . ; a 4 . ~ ts : 4 ‘ , ~ . ri} LEN. 1640A— = a 7 -, ; 43 : \e , > - r — aa, , om BELT 1456-26 rooma. furnace, tile Bath. Gosye= | §4—A-room effic | ox Goss FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT rooms. Kitchen. built-in bath, pedagtal |" rooms: electric_aas furnieted Me, Felts | for occupancy: hot-water heating plant: OFFICES | a : ¢€ . 650 . , . - waenstand Prencs b we ——— * aged couple: nx biectiong one ch GARAG ABl VW only ome store left out of seves. | =A5TO! : i est fust completed, $50.00 ae — ~~ © flat s sing ia 4723—10 rooms shades, Sentry space for vettable garden: $10 ES. STAE _ES—RENT €e can- locate you NE J. ALTHEIMER. S17 Chestnut. : ' ; WAGNER GRANT ELI, ‘ ’ ~ ee } v7 ‘ = ” = o- -_ ” a —. - Los A = > _— “ = _ = " — A” = [ it? ? = BELT 1409-+o 3s rooms oasn, cm wer . $ . ; , , , " r ' r Ceniral = e+ 3S: ex ra ret $.57 ~ Wha, ~~ “JERS. « omcrete 4 ’ 7 Ta Ores ~ -2% “hecOen outsce ™ = ~ ~~ 2 , , aii " actr citi . ‘ os t > i od ‘7 ’ : > ee a* . ‘ : ~~ ’ - id ’ on : - . ™ e $5 ry each - er . . . = stUt. South cae asee, ia 4 . . 1s -a® ‘i aialide : : as > Wis 2 : JPA & Sy . — . ra a —_ 19; . 2 ERERReEnEEE La Mi ai “FSA >>? : . "TL. ry bs ¢ f “rit Af . - 4 \ 2 . hs : ’ > 7 = - ¢ - - — . . S un P ‘ a a : 7 ~~ — — — LT OE ou on agp! $3 — nomneneny ath @teCttt ™ a? ) . ~ ~ an —— eo oe N ‘OURTER. 104 S—153 x23: rect $25 per Want some Sane | sagt i “ye Fi ges © ee ca c — ~ -—~ ~ ~ ee o a 2° >) orth west te : | to rent these. t ‘ \% aa > ; Exc c or @6@6@6~ . . ———— —_—- -——-- - a ee ae me ~ . ; tr ? : WORRIS ‘¥\~. @ S** "i. we. ,) \ . ’ " a Sa. seein 2: Rr gy 4 ABNER PL it—Sicel iarge garage. , Li rinew el. oo. S.—Large store == ys 8. New bie | SNS: a - : ~ es 2g ; carage > Arles ar ) Lack- e.ectric zn's : CABANNE. SSTi—s Fooms, ones i : ° : ; South WOODLANT 7.46 (Map'ewoo? |—4-reem =; South DELL Le \ U ST S sf RE - — eee a IP DOK? nae ae ws? — oS & \ - . i. oy ae at oe = ) } Chestnut : oi ~~ Mm 4 an or pee © mer : ” — , | : . M “. » o ' ' : . _— ; — = —— —r de | ‘ ~ aon eat pay So : re ge , RICHMOND: HFIGHRTS TEXAS. 38%6—, ee _ : her ag = a WAR ij 0 Geseme ene; Goel... eae | lter. For particulars nery. Box G- plate g g ‘ = 4 > 7 f Gare ca. =116 ‘ “ALIFURN LA—7737 ANN. CLYDE ae ox nN " — ‘ : = % ; ’ ’ y\ a, : yl ' Bt Dae - _ ‘ . : - : . . . > 4 _ —— . > *xciusive e.. ' > 4 4. r =—— 7 q i™ $6 . pm ? ‘ yn ~ Ta ? ry » ee r2 Ze. Apply to MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ‘ , ~— ; aie . . .* ~—® : é } a . — _ se "mt ; ™ 4 +3 = ages >. Mf. SH. At GENE SSY i | 3640 , ; « : . ka Rtisi EZ a. oe 34 : 7 — > * a& . e. cor, of California | SOpTA t $40 also 3. @ me moe HODTA A eS ee _ “g rooms, $85_ month. ; S)20—Larze. store. ae Rare PLPFER, 1138 C CEA Victoria Bui CLARA. 1446A—5 rooms, bata. electric 7 ' 5S resme, | * need ores . mms. MY ELEGANT RESIDENCE Suburban Property—Furnished 3 ita a oe $150. WEISELS-GERHART R. E. CO. || N.W.Cor. 8th and 4 ry > : ™ + : ry . e r . : ace: $45 Te a oe. : = Tre : “ — = — : . Peg ey K alle . Ste CHEROKEE. _se2 3—Destrable stere with 4 3 JOHN TF DOWLING 29h a tat | 3 , a | D5 Kinesbure Bl BUN v—Furnished. 4-room ous ‘ MARKET & LE FFINGWELL—S"ORES | A few choice —— rt *- # — . ~ Bice £ ceflent light ROO Ee eA acesw : as ¢ oe) : : ster Grove , aT ty NINTH N—targe sure rooms. garage, $65. Forest S2OSW HOUSES WANTED : vith bed. med r- HALi-——Sultabdie for dances, recitals, lodge} ___ JOST. 308. 723 Gent COOK Selo =) ree re > ae e : , - ' . : — - “ ae _& . Vu can ‘5 Ss \ OOK . tric? gong condition: open ! | PAG . : : 'S Suburban Property Wanted 9 ©0000 © FATCS—Seat ne 0 and 1: ‘ENGROVE & SPECHT, 112 N. Ten ISAAC T. € & . - - OOREITTT ee ——Persfing fielg>ts. ne _ Murphy bed x ‘ : nn a . ane »! te and Cove oi Take iene Re Oh eek ee =) at : 4 rooms. fast o™ aj : ‘ , SO ye e- : = 7 i PFICES—Ang stores. Gayety Theater LOFTS for 4 . ‘ s : a Lo : . ome - tr and garage for 10 machines: Da. $42.50 r month. StL RAST 7008 Hancock av. Rev. Lon 564 en DE inde TR - POSK ix S-SPEC on ING- GABBERT ts eh ~ . ~ . " He — > . « : - , a o ’ ~ t » , - = = tn iiving ‘room. + "7 . —_ a ~~ - 4 _ . . ° : ~ ' ~ " i ei ine - nee “~.. 3817 : = Grand. zane“ > ARIST 67055 roc oe : Ee , - a | : hddreas 8 e~ 242. } To LET_BUSINESS La oa — oi he ——-Furnished with desk. 51/00. SUS7) 1600 .4 OCUST Stat Suitable fer Deauty dentist ES > . a) hbo : ‘ » 2 \ . 4 = . - a A . = " 7 . »hcre > , :” : Aas —_ Tin ui ju are feet 7 or chiredodist. Ri) versice Tass. ing vlamt: mew: $55 A iNs Biss : ‘ LS Ae mu - Ol “E sSPACE—W share desirable ~~ 4 — ata a «430. frame vuild- R. CO. Tithe Guar, Wee ee . STN KX RE | ae we J e . i storage pprposes. refrigers® . we ane ~ ne telephone and —— space that Cll; POCRTH. 5s. 2420-—Brick ana c ‘ : . — | ye Rane cae ™ RA. : 7 - : , er . 2 ‘ ga “Sc* - ‘ . .- * Ta] er Lah ¢ it re@eona)i box . i> = «4 = ; .§ _ ioe — : o oF a : office or a ing. 30130 on lot 90 FP ey DE LM a C4 - $5.0. >—— mms Af : - : ~ ~ bs - - - : — i a * = - ‘ Loe Ts . euce: Z BD.‘ go od elevater . G ' w. OTT ENA aD —— ch hea? ie : , . " ; , Sait “i. mes —~ — ——- S DELMAR SL. 4167--§ rooms moiem KVTEW. avd | neal = "ES : a i ee nee gy ated | acar ealoe a uood location, for use| OFFICE SPACE—And typewriter free to)! 25 NOmTH MAre _ GRAND. S103 N.—Siegant store for cage, | aguite: bot-water_ hea‘ —. ¥. — pe . : ’ v" : : mot ™ 4ua0 - "aeetican a — - Sanecrese SS OS oe 3 floors, 19x94 candy. music. auto ac -~ >" -* > — ° @ ” ” t = = ' : , - 7 ~ . ; P ” = : ? = - ~ _ . . . —— 4 fas * : wt? " , Bie. ™- ate . 128TI 32 4 “4 + : ¢ nl - s r - DEI MA AR } 5161—S rooms ath. 1st -* = pn mat ~~ — we Box G-I148 Poa: cpatch * “ _— ow nA wn we hand-lift elevator, GRAND. 3438 & —fine, large sore; must - ie “7 | «> -, ’ - — . ~ 5 : : - - _— a. - — _" wae ° : : . govs 2 Sees. te > tae Ps : ' ' ee ‘ : 1 NEW STORE : DINGSs—T mats (OLIVES SELE CR TT ieee 2 OE Pe be sold at once; bargain. Ne admit pen ™ AR B) $° ~ ¥i 4 =~ an ot : , "= - - ’ ' - °f 9 ; Se nem, a “ a be ’ ~ *} £2 : a» _ p : ‘2 —_ wm soy an won ~~ Ts . et > _ 2 ao: >4° + sq ate feet ance. Phone Riverside 4569M_ fc) — ; -- 22 JGSEP! PMAN tore. also offices: 2d and 3a Moors. ot. = sqm . ~ ‘ urcs far rit 7 } pat a - = pes Soe GRAVULS. i463— , 'e + » ~~ Tr eA - ~~ ~ > sm2 STB RRAN RESIDENCE WANTED cea : e 834. 4 SEVENTH AND Sf. a, — : ~? ’ ~ . >» ° = . : _ - . . a= - 4 - e a2 o ' ‘ ‘ ~~ | 4. - “ - - — ~~ . - —— " , ; : ee | : é aati " i 2 4 = fe 3*— 4 ars ‘ ’ 2 > - * >... 4 = . . ' ’ ’ " > - ! u = =* | - ) At “ : 4a - - . prs . Longs var tem Jer? $40 JOHN Bt , = - 1! +s . .* : — ; -a'2 FOR RENT FOR COLORED . a. . ak maar oe % — oa we 17 “« ASHINGT roy oe am rT ol - ~ . ' . —_-. " TAS TUN > Be 4 jaro gr? : rr a ™ F — tt a FINE ee ee i a hal wWoecwor neoeg pa Den “ -s ROM A . Moser 4 _ oe . f reasons oe Oe EFT F ENY ' _arece lueht « japr heat ‘fur of _ the Ros ‘nthals Sherr 22. Ps wi ad , - Cerira: ; - : + ; : at saline ann Lh jena? , °° : rent ts. ee SO xlaé. Heat ' - ‘ | | | ' ae > 4 .*, ry 2 . - babe tie ~ — re . " a , 4 ‘ : ' . . ~ . . : - = servire EASTON. 48° 7 rooms. Bath, e¢ act@x a : ‘4 : 3 ="% ‘ % — eP* - ea rei} grted 4 ‘ .t_T izER & BFR PEA! . S01L W ASHINGT* iN aA tu te - nk ¢ - ’ 4 oe «3 . ’ a | . | ¥. “ ‘es . 4 > : ~. 7 ~ : =* = . 8 "> . , ail . a” | Cresta bal ms Sy the EASTON 8719A— - ONE «7 er - ? - , " ys S “ i] ‘Ring faci ah iSite ‘nt new ~ — - fast ASHINGT: remode! esi AGENCY. 219 Waluwrignt Bide. : ES—suitable for vhysjctans, den- rs. | tists. beauty parters, real estate: rent Iscatio | Teasonabie, new building: all convenience®./ shoe s Grant State Bank Bide. Gravois and Morganford. oo, -PARX. 3215—Nice stere amd 5 rooms, (Good-« bath. electric: $110. reoms in Glick R E. CO. 822 Chestnut et. o FOR LEASE S so16 % 3118-28 PARK GEO. ry bufiding. 660x135: one-story NEW G _ Two-ate Meliding. 890x135: suitable fer garage, ¢20 : and pimn. MARTIN *% BREITT : 1118-22 Chemical Bide. _ t—-~» INNSYLVANILA. 4700—Stere: excellent ‘ges e+? /- = * . r . ‘rt a % > . *. t.T@ @ «© ee watt mere a : ; " ' . e. . ms a pel 7 . > — eniGn® Sila f S beautiful i 4.-. : @ecr | . . . 2 . “a struct = 7 rooitia he fh - wt we 0 : : an : - . " : - ae ‘ | . “ « a SA . = = &. = : » - Soe a ey i. — . e ~ . : ; “ x” > : * - —— - ms —— arte: ge refi; SULA iat gtiice EVANS. €°°O ‘awer moder $+ , . " tm T t—2 rooms. $18: 4 rooms \’. W. ( ormer—tf ime Stote ; ~~ yee eer ages bad ——: RENT WYEMLIN P8KALTY Man va sb : . ; . s-° . o at ax a 3 SonAS Of DFS. CM. | CIN TeE aT 4458 N STOR E—Suitabdle for baker show or SATS. £19 Beer RB! = , , > : ‘ nee , wJIAEE Feet P s met evator: #2 of Raga re ggnet gag ee stand greeery store. 319 Lemar Ferry . : > * a + 9" wh J FINNEY 36°1—4 extra larce rooms, mod _ ne : , peo. : $ ; - ' . , . Cn Ve * oa . = ae —- - — HAR IW1G- DISCQING t RE—C ~—_ * near Jefferson. $$ enn. with carnage $45 2 5 | : : rh 2 RKRingshigpwav & Delmar s > N—Jost stuth of Chestuat st. | _Call_ Lindell 4159 . . " . . iy ey . : r ° - — - . . oor in x an «42 ¢ - ter Tr ¢ PS Se 8 Pe ee yy. modern. —— dia. on se ; ~ . | * erm + oh ‘store: arse: suitable for anv business: husy utommebile tut -ferson and Tts Phone Sicnev 4 »RETTT TY _ . ce eel : = ¥ ort rooms heat furnished. $45 a . — : B 4 Two-story . = ‘ : c » a | , ™’ 7 , a -_ st 4 : _— - — © . — — _ ™ r - «* eo “ . a ~~ - | ; rs >? ' ' r ' — a i a rooms. * shea Toe! mu Ll Bide GIRALDIN BROS. R E. 4 0. liege av. 5 » . ° “ ~ . ee en —————— —- | - ~~ - . - - quaerens rare. Oebany 4778! | = Arb : rar ag or . PLAT—Why live in a hot flat when you a aves a7 é ’ OF a . ALIr ’ ; ' PrNN] —4 nf shed rocm= Gentray =] { nestnut _ 3. ¢ or. Gi ‘3a —~ 2; ; , ' 4 ‘ 3 i : ‘ . —_-» a ’ 17 32. —~, oa = = ¥ 82 ~ $s ". x. ida eit ® one yw tunity for arv 1 ROT ES ENN : _o on abie ' F ~A ‘ vi ¥ sti nas : hes . “a VI \ } Ti \ Y il -tSs tt GAA tJ LON, eo. .x] joranvion. ery ber uy nearer, Serher shen. ——*% rooms — yen ee . 5 3458 — | t ect: wh ‘ * c can get a rew é4-reom, sleerineg morn |, . io —.-~Fa 7 ; i+ re a : —e het elec ; —. nanan — ; cr se 8 ; Pp : ows " >T» ~ ~~ Cc - eet? « P " i 4 a \ . ‘ — : & : p =e = i A. : : 4 nm op. fornner 7 . . ae - aan : ~ a Es : ‘ "x | TT = oe 3 NEWSTEAD AT NORTH — = _— Sue? eeeee o~ ° , ‘ , ’ - - ali} - ‘Tat . : - —* utt®™ : “ rm? ‘= “4 i > ce a > . ~~“ . ~~ " * _~ ' », Se ~ ” : : i \ 4 7 .f lh Vi Fe o« R24 - " emmens _ ee se Senet, _Ol've 14: ear a . ie a ° Ss, S&S e + " atte Vy ASAIN are ay OS 4 ~ 4 be,” L4th: suite of ight «tere: bargain. Lt. Ts. Res tors, Arends Bite Olice x38. ew ne : : PORFST PARE b 4371 4 roorws: Murphy bed: ~enr S4n Ca’ ’ ; . ep ae . Sp ; $4-] "wiA ‘a SiilLih Nis Jt rane heaire first ~~ sa > i 195 ae . serv ce | , son? 98) | WHE PaRk Fos5— rape. break - : hot-wste riectr in tireproot aoe a fae SN ee esas at Gee Ge KORTE REALTY @ : i . a — aioe ; > . - . — a ~~. eee a et ow an ‘ _. ert @ stnd «wf for autemon! r or Law 34 = . mag ' Pa RR He. 45° A—4 oroorns _ = = : South f : $ . ' oS ee wy ste Os a =? # nits —__ew @2511 ’ . _Orive 143 _ : 5 : ast room. hardwood Mores S! Oe . ne ; . ere? T° -.1 Tepe “4. Tw . re ~ = CHOCE ; Pea a : heat. cuteide ‘a nitor service SOO Tre? Pps: ' ¢ —— "aha ae . . nh N , a : Po oo A> « - ao —- A ; : : : 2s52 VW \ SHIN ‘TON is47 & BRO eD es & ~ 4H. ABRBCVYTT Realtor Ton Cheetrut. ; FON Ww -aherrnrr w “a "7 =" . : ; | a>. 41) = : = - ' : . ~ = . : ~~ Pe a + oe = : Fe | oD. £ Jr iny - ae = . = als a rR re lo : r for ovflt ‘ ’ * ———_ . panel > : ee ic - : “gt > — arom : - ext wel! ghted-: : FORSYTHE 7126-46 reams, larce +’ “Sear ‘ uspess: I ~~ aw Se ake a Se es) ee 39TH STREET ; : Miz peor> carvare “> or we »* Mwy en x — . : . e : an "I . , “ is . > ' 7 . ’ = ’ : zva . “ . “A . - e 2 - . —- - ae a “ +hoew ne — age o a: Me rT A \' ‘2 P Ce. e ‘ Q : chore PORSYTHE 7To4A—N-w | ae ! 2c a | LL . m7 ; | r rn i; $15 eS ee i apa ished: elevatar Cabany @851R ~ KFLORISS SANT § t Dee with et ore. Bape ee we ss e ; : : ar . — = ean l-stors idiag | * “erm, >» 5 heut 5-roem fiat ebeve. corner ‘n ; ’ 4 rooms. heqe k Yast ree", Sunroom, with 7 “4 «2° hes’ ' ~ . ' . gi, Pe . +7 WW: Wyrohs how a = to Gor = 7 > c : R » ,7 > “ , a Sib! : _ - eek, Sela. »: rh ) loors—ST 4 ashington 380% he F'--iesart. , is oa’ ‘i. . . =f ee : r —s r aims i. ‘ > ' * > oa . ' ~ rT D" “Te! ewe } ow 4 a heen — a "ee - Aw % 2 ? ’ —— 4 ’ ’ sao ~~ : : — . ‘ ~'at er ele . a _ eee each std Tay 4. 29 St ~ a * ry SE a SD $ | ‘ ee sURRAM ba 33 «WM. M. HEUTE cum. Ml 3 ag Fan ge we ri E ; \ *' be ~ . ~~? — ~ : . = —— —4- ~ : ce snend * wre fh ter os XB ss 4 9. | FRA AcTY COL #04 Chem] “Factory With 7: 5@ 28h @.: new store room, sult- or various lines. $45 per menth, a ai L. JOHN = ear 2315 2611 M. Grand. RO ete oe ee he —— bath. electric S55: eerace So : . —.-- : , >; ww YT EVI aren 110° No Th . . rerer> —_ oe? | Pe « i Menreoe | py Jann . emg AT) ony xP F * 3 ' - ; —" : :- LART! ‘LIAN > .esing ' — ~ ~ % Troaawvay ane ' GOODFEL "OW ASU A~—- "0 S Ross. SATE Axe Ee ~ ! a 3 wer ‘ COTT. & - | “i 53x} WFETTL-TIGRTED STORE feet. We furnish power, Hest - haréwood fieors, bot-water hea’ . ; >. oon — “ . - . _— , - me - * — e ° - . " ° . . . e . 5 a | 4 x » — a -_- as Ler wir = ° * ~ wood wortnr. SRCeeek. a@neaaes Wecant April [S| ~e%e? worn with Navy atereie not 4 : ; a : COMPTON NEAR LACLEDE, $10 1527 WASHINGTON ee ee ada’ bad : e a . “4 « T ~~ : > - ‘ i * va me. . = ' ook ~ as : a fice | . iene % : : Pp A PIN + a NTR uP. & . ; ——— — a ' — ——— 1 «7 *. : : : ° = ’ ‘ ¢ ~ . . = i . eed — GOODFELLOW, 1517——First floor sort! ; val carne ) u 2: 2 yroad. J. 7033 “ae th § gem = FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH. 202 N. St | wn R’S 4 nice reome with S-room efMicencyr . ; ' , - 7373 . . ne Sia 74 ~ r Ble Re 5 aa ee ww = — oy Sim = ‘tad r ' ‘TO Ae “ , " - _ : ij Pa : x ~ * -_ ‘- (pe FLA oN REN eS ished . . + ~ c.2.A : > Sar at —o ’ ; D ~ is 2 "1 hanwvirg rasa C. MORFTT . SSA N > and. Ts T en eo — Room Ji : | heat ane and taniter FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH. 102 N. stn st —s" | ~ TERS saLTY + DESK . 10-236 4 heat : . PLA T— . . ’ . _ ° — = 7 . . mene i" 2% ti ’ . " : a is ve owt oy -~ rian PS tame auth oo PARES a. ae 1I215A—5 ‘a: reo ! . ary _ ' _. « Te . . “ -) |} DESK OM— r a ns e1 tp haere te i pre ugg tig pa ) ) O ALLON P em: rent. $50. SINGER KI EIN REA! met he s , ae ! " _ ' . modern 6-roat ous reasonable. 911i Lerust, 203 VeeRS Tc a. oem ae "“heatnnt at Corner Carter and A@ | elena for drugs. nardwart Ty co... DI ‘4 N Sth “' Oo ve a _ ; , : > | _- : = - “k se cod . ; 1 - ' =o ee, - —— : ~ —_ r 9 . — — 2 ee - 8494 ae ee ? ‘ Mi 1+) ™* af Me hi I + Dt. TH ji } + - a vas - _ Food “Ce = : 7 — . san F ain : “ ' ~~ rrT~y LAM ‘TIAN BEN ER AGE PARLOR ' 2d floor . JOoOuN 7 - ~ 7 . + - * - ‘ - = aan - a . ~ ; : es 4 . . ed : . . = - ~ : ¢ 7 we T ee é -” ’ BAMILTON, 834—5 rooms. hath. heat and North — — = ' oy ae a ZORA " ; . « 4 2 J ; ei cove. m , seme i Bh he a pee . ‘olfax TSS. ‘an'tor service: fee ’v decorated ve . , } S , x, = . —_= - : n¢ c'e «© aaorr ann atc ~ , ong ea POR LEAsF 7 “) ‘tar? ~~. ‘ — i | . . ' ‘ _> . ~ ~ . 04 eee : ae ee : a [-~ . - ~ zj pn : : OUT, | A e = me es ar S.atory } a ' heat cheap See ee Brae 1B. newiy Secorsted Tehmer S481 Ww 7 = . . : : : : pa ae Re, — mS ae ma “—z -aer Sane Aeon: , levator heantifu 2" ar room r°2 sOon- | RAMPLTY IN, Zool? = =—= ‘TH — . . wee tailor or beauty shen. BOBLA MONT 1418—4 mortise tT * a5 . ; ‘ . . $s ; ge ’ ‘i ¥ .3 : - we asy7 om ‘i : - eong ‘ . Wroretrecrra re r nail RTUS OLIAN, 7i2 Chestnut. oO: 41°77 South . . - _— . - —- a LA sy) rl 3 mf ; ? * sTT . nd | :¢ - = — ~ " : : F : ‘eo ‘ — : oT re ry? re ee . he = a " 6 iit 5 ~~ 7 oC em — : ™ - ~ HODIAWONT Viti—~ rooms. bath. fu faces Reservoir P 7? Soutn west | sood weil: 2 : $ 2 a, re e ser included: suit eine, ieseeummne | MARCUS F8Is—Store- : 7 : > . " . » > ang Z nd - , ea eT, ~ : ~ i 3% : , Z _—e an a . 2) dee - ; "~ = ‘ i, nice, large. with one nace err s. . a " " ~ ™” : ; ete Wand : ¢ R | . hd ‘ ~ le. ; ... K = gow wTh —F Y~ oP Wasn N £2 IP PrrrrsoNn ‘ $ roome and bath Da £ O06 Ores mut SRL + t skie Bellefontmine fT A my - + rien site: reesensbie feu eries and fixtures. agvER as — - ; ty : A e. ; . ; ~e r= an - “ } 4 i wd . ~ x - sn ; 3 “i? ~~ ar" “ ill i = ATi a ti ; * ae t Tent aa u* Se -EREH Te a al ae ANDERSON. STOCKS é . (~ ren - " : : ‘ : : > ' ’ : _ ar o — _ a se a a ~*® ié a' & "Tree . ae * “ ’ = | rite ' SOS =” south a) n ; ne “ 6 Southwest ‘ mis ith , — “3 —— ee ts >Y — ~ i> i penmetaaomate ; tz C ie a. a4 ; S17] nt Tite RA: a+ an? Ceatn : aan Te mars y PLA T- “ier , — , = mG at —_ oo : a ——— NATT RAL BRIDGE. heat: ever cocunie garnce owner — : . 2m Pnet.T Ach are : Al eh li : ) a ah ten a ae (yY7 A RK RT Tw _ bath. suitable for _¢ - ~* 7 ‘ 7 . : ery ’ _" > . i L™ r re I ——.> roo ys n ree r et.» re _ a uo ; 4 : =e Ss] (“sets ? : ATURAL BRIDG ne NR Brn Neath | ' ‘ tie & garage ce. $ a OOF ——— —————— 203 siete Tenth. Offices second. ing: ideal for taun¢ 1278 i—Pour meome hae dood West Mi ¢ } - ——s " +3%9—3 rooms. electr $25 enw tcade > ao y= _ + g as ae floor Apriv an premises. fe) ae Gairy ae . Ps 7” . . li. . - “ mnonmt: casa §& s Grand " stores with living Moet beagtiful 5-6 AS , = L.A 3% i411—#.roem furnished 7 ; , : : . ;, " Oi. 3 reoms, gas, $°" ~inR SPACE—# «. corner Sixth and 4 AC Tr RY BU IL, DING leration far ary : ) pe bare! ~oOrm = Te ne ry ' . ) . . , . . — a . Ex roa ~ . . a - th ais ; | — op st ana Wash st. la ree 'wo-story paints er wanesw ure, Se whe i o~— ; ; ; *. =~ : r ” . ; ; F 29°C Mheaetare . roe mere . BOOM FURNISHED APARTMENT | : i Kirkwood-Fergusen, abie , an Li-reom house: reason prove ami decorate: central location. Ap- rr : ae a G ‘ ; at > * th ' : 7 ' i4 = = ne Ter : . 7H Fede: , erve Back Pte NORTHEAST CORNER HIGH AND CARR - . > - . : ; : : ™ “ — ft» " ° . . . : , ta $1 7 oo. R x : st —- o - ns = , . : . - : ~— ‘ a —~ on os — : a " “ : ee at ? 5s Jet *p~ ann rent =} Titi > ~ = zn owe — ; 45 = ice ~ : Ent i> . — ‘ding 2 looere- eee square — . 1°29) Waoetines 5 ae “ ae aeons —ameiene ~~ na ,feet: will alter to sult satisfactory tenant N Bt. 6% 19.4 rr pOTR « ae 7 — . " . ~ Py - . . ' : . ' * ~ s . Ron . “ - ane ~ TS me To “TTD Tr YT ie ake ee . - Con e* or ww ; ren’ ret 4 eertric. Keve M4 ¢ Jae SSN : ‘ ‘ ' . ors, * tN A = OMe 2 —~ a & i CTH. 102 Nh st. [pars & merce _ B_CO.. 801 Chestgat | + : - “ rs . 243" " ‘ ; - = 2 ; ~ : : ~ ‘ ' ‘ . o . me _ - ~* : }- a” > ’ 7 ee ( mie Seb. Crees ul | eae RT WEN oa B08 at Se FLATS AND AP'T’S WANTED as : oe 08 —Moders $33 GEO. See Chestnut. Brom one earn } ' “es , , Sal a mw {| @ £994 Locus ~ stores, deep basement. . tarritrne ° . 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“hee nu' jahec Theater : GF rARtor | 5. peer mt | ‘; PPP rERSON 7 ee oe a ee WE HAVE LIST OF COMMERCIAL anp PROPE annie 2S, 50,000 SQUARE YOUR. REQU IREMENTS. ‘we DO THE REST. DUSTRIAL INESS PROPERTY DEPT. & ZELBIG TRUST 349 CHESTNUT ST. s can locate you. ee __M ARCH 29, _1928. TET—BUSINESS P’RP'SES ASHLAND—Rent or jease location for car repairing. greasing AN D MA FFT TT—Several growin 45.000 square = 8 — Best business SADWAY cro 6915 S Broacway. : [iiiaia_-, wed di ; ‘Carondelet SLE Y ding: | \MISS 1S Simpy Dal WN | oe ding contain! ne naewee loea- quare feet “Apply to | fae" oe VAL LEY TRUST co. a 466. = WAY. y 6200 (8.—! ice commer store: WA with or without “ppecial rent to relia- Wa ‘chou : 4 nice living “oom; : ee LOC _ IN—Best mele CALIFORNIA 27 Avp!\ | god S04 PIN 5424 | Tr Mia? fiero re » DEL aa lee 17 0 WASHINGT 4 ‘\r ; Lh ~RLSO - : ? 7 — : f ; : VABHI “er ° Lt, ay 7 ; — ge - ; WisT © : ; gone . aes | Lint LLNS : : . 4 ‘a © ; :] mA ; : Abe it ji ; “y's - ; ; iil : 4 : *) id ht \A : : iN ‘ at et - - 7 \ —— ; : =i orc? ‘eons vx 2 J an i rv? fo @nd base. | STpATH & Was TAYLAit. 1506 : ee Lori “~o feet. | tra: Y617 ~ | TWENTIET! ' 0. = **°8e av ONAND — fine display in Sal ig LA -. : : orm for - tn Ye ner Bit “ : 4 ‘ . an a we) % KORTE a. 7% : 14237 Choi’: iS47 N > tA a le FAK) > Ww each _3* es’ TT sneer : With Power. Ete= oti 6=—s Factory Rroadway Cowt We fur e! Suitable er than owni: |\PAPIN & eT ~ | 80244 N . heat xT Ww can SF 62300 Le] OPAL ox PARK ‘ston former ( “arter — 4 Adelaide: a? efapied for filoar > aa ei A Vil 7 s. la | MARCUS MAPRCIS °€ nice Heong rene'e aro er lee mr q Py : 4 : - NATI RA le = Re s A RAI fires serond ng ifen! OT ST | sromes “ich . Ww ; ‘'* paints or bakery: a =¥% _ NEWSTEAD. beh bus ees itt Sher @avf SPachk—in ior, a ARR N.372. Post SPORE— And 3” : + @ie : - | STORK—And (hem wut for grocers maetrue « NTN Pt, ed » gsulrabie ‘mw’ iwuesc., 7 OFFICES FOR RENT - ‘Victoria Build e N.W.Cor. 8th and Locust & A few choice offices, single or suite, at very reasonable rent Inquire at office in building or _ || OREON E. & R.G.SCOTT, - i S00 Chestnut Btreet. So eR ee GamnoKce Bs Dealt — for ‘beauty _R jon ana frame build- 1S NOPTH ‘> .4 : “) — hand -li > large “gt pore; - must ad _Riverside 4560M. . Sorrrocom or light _ at sn Serv ic 3: 323% —Sa i lesroom. ElyYEeNTH 7264—s: ore: @eu.tavle and eheoe repairing. oors make ideal ‘Store and office MEATION—Good for barber eho yD, ts 4 AND K C "SSE LL i+ 0: “e “tar be market or bakery: ltor. 4172 Delmar. : WASHINGT: , . : : A! ame for hardware or drug, store. dentiat or © ther pro- 219 Wainer cht Bide at COOK. & CO “ADE BL DG. - . FOR LEASE suliabe for aeimos, tor any business _purm ae * MULLIN: WA TE Re 318 Lemay} Ferry rd. — Ae moat modern. ) Hc Fro A N RE airy, \ —Store. Apply 418 __ 3 2000 REAL ES TA YATE For Sale, le, Exchange, Wanted, and d Bungalows, C Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. REAL ESTATE CARDS \TO | LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES ‘one % West | 4635 DELMAR Blu. Increase your business by eeating om the heaviest traveled street in St ule & iarge store and basement ; heat and Janitor service Open today MULLIN- WALTERS REALTY CO., Agts. eee ee ee — FOR LEASE 0618 DELMAR AV. Good store. ig ed Denes Hote!: Suitable for anv bu MARTIN "BREITT, on Chemical Bldg. DE SK ROOM—6726 Olive St. rd.: ~ deak | Space in general contractor's office; ix stenographer ; $15 month. Park- view ya EASTON, 3848—Laree store, $35. __H! J. HIRSCH, Int’! Life Bldg. EASTON. 4042—Laree store: fine location; $40. GLICK R. EB. CO., 822 Chestnut. _———- — —. — a EASTON, 4751—Store with 1 or 4 rooms: open today from 10 to 4. JOHN BULL. Aagt.. 20 N. 7th E AST: IN. 4845—1 args “store: will deco- te: rent reasonal! SHUCHART R. CO "14 Chestnut st. EASTON, 5596—Fine. iarge store. » ith or without flat above: steam heat plant: reasonable rent: lease if wanted. ay oO, _H, . BRi MKS R cw 107 a 7th. (o%) OFFICE SPACE 410 N. EUCLID. Desirable suites in this modern build- ing: all conveniences; very reasonable rental. For further information call EDWARD L. BAKEWELL, Olive 5555. __ 118 N. 7th st. 'PACTOR Y BUIL DING— -5000 “pauare feet. on 2 floors near vlor and Easton: rent very reasona! le: * bull Ging in g00d | condition. Fer price and particulars. see ALRERT T. TEPRY & CO., _ 823 Chestnu it | GOOD FELLOW, 1299—Cor. Page: finest | cation in neight orhood for grocery oO) 4 established stand servine large terri- tor. reast nail rent: fine future: see it OREON Ee. & R. " G. SCOTT. R00 Chestnt ut, _-_— ~~ ee GRAND AND PAGE—Stores and offices: heat furnished: modern. For further Particulars ca’) Mississipp! Valley Trust Co 2 Main 3640. iO MAMONT 12911—Store, 30x30: large te-glass ‘front: rood retail loca ti On I la CLYDE C. KETCHAM, 206 Int. Life Bide HODbDYT aMONT 1016—s1 ore: good for any | nd of business: heat. ianttor eervice. k Ti BUGENE J. ALTHEIMER, 817 Chestnut. | 4372 LINDELL One ms. now available in Lindworth | Apartments; manager on vy oT { i M. . RODEMYE Ooo 601 _ Title Guar. Bide. * +06 Chestnut. MINBDERVA. 5713-17—Two new ’ stores. near Shawmut, suitable for meat. grocery. hardware or confectionery: aleo modern G@partmente above: 4 rooms. sun parlor. tile bath. etc: heat furnished: for par- ticulars see OTTO V. SLY. 114 N. 7th - ( OF FICES—Nicely furnished: immediate possession: reasonable. Lindell 1040. OLIVE. 4223—Laree store and basement. See EDW. R. EDDINS. 403 Uom'l Bidz. OLIVE. 4246—Laree. ex ellent store: Wiil | decorate: rent reasonab SHUCHART R. CO. 814 Chestnut st. OLIVE. 3837—Laree ‘bright store for la- dies’ and gents’ furnishings or any Dusi- | eosin EE j a 4°16—Large store: nt reason- | ‘ AP AR TME NT—6-1 f SHUCHART R. CO.. 814 Chestnut st. OL IVE. 4343— Des! rable st ore for rent in the “‘“Eugene Fieid”’ manager on pre ¥ —— See | mises | Hf. RODEMYER. & CO.. /601 Title (uaranty FR oe nestnut st. \OLIVE, 4424-26—Four suites of . 3 rooms and reception hal: ‘one of 2 rooms and rio ge on ball and two 2 -room eu! tee: heat not water furnishe Olive 7798. M. H. RODEMYER & €®.. ¢ {O01 L Title, Guaranty Bidz... 706 Chestnut st, /N. W. Cor. Olive and Whittier | 4201 Olive: large corner store: tile | ifloor. stearn heat furnished: $125: also $2029 Olive $7 WEI= SELS-G ;ERHART = BE. OD.. 6360 _ vei mn nd Chestnut. | PAGE, 504b ~ (Page | ata. goo yy Te store. steam heat, $52.50 SM WEISEL-GORHAR i a Se? 6360 Delmar Sth and Chestnut. SARAH. 516 N.—Store for bakery, dry | goods shoes. e* C3 good. ecation.__ ' SARAH. 908 N —15x50; choice retail lo- | cation, trans! er rO} nt. J EPSTEIN & BON Main 7163 17 Chestnut et SPACE Lindel! } . pear Grand excellent location for auto laundry and parking Tot Centra?! AAO “a Pa ir* | STUDIO—Wil! rent, te teacher “piano. vio- lin, voice 2 day ‘Ss a week. ndell 4790 VANDEVEN TER. 52: —Bet ween Clive and | Washington: emall modern etore with | commectine shop or storage space. ‘ | VANDEVENTER. °818 N—100 per cent lAcation for millinery, ready-to-wear ehoe store. beauty parior, et-.: rent rea- | Bon a’ ) + if CORNER y ASS. | EASTON, PRAIRIE Good-sited c er store and 2 tiiving rooms in rear: e 04 hus'nese corner OTTO TIETJENS. 7°22 Chestnut. SWITCH TRACK. ries 8916 Saclen sma office and wagon ecaie: suitable for coal yard GEO. F. RERGFELD REALTY CO 610 Chestnvt st NEW GARAGE AND sow ‘ROOM FOR. LEASE ARS fr ~« Sterictiv fireproof wit Ms modern eculp- | ment: surrounded by new sc res and apart- ments: located east of De Ba'iviere on Per shing. JONES BROS. REALTY CoO.. 1071 | OFFICES NEW BUILDING VY W. CORNER KINGSHIGHW AY AND WATERMAN SEROOND FLOOR ESPECIALLY EQUIPPED FOR WCTORS AND DENTISTS me ANT €230 PER MONTH i FRANCS. PPP RY-ROTH 10? KN. Rth at Shops for Lease nd particulars see . Fo r pr a | Missing Pa VALLEY ‘TRUST CO. Agts | Main 3640 4th and Pine a ant a; —~ e store st WsTE AD AT NORTS wa. rok orto Pe aT RT TCHER SHOP AND FT, AT. ‘: bi MOR Cher t r HEATED OFFICE | “err SHOr Meno (ANTS gATTENTH NT BAK i FOR | LE ASE " | 4300-06 Forest Park Boul. | Fine, Light 2-Story Bldg. 100x180. "36,000 square feet. | Attractive Rental LeGRAND JONES, Inc. (wa ie se i ies Realtor are 39TH STREET KL. ORISS ANT “STORE sigalg ' new atore rooms JOHN MORES. ish power, heat ms Don "TOR S DPFICE Ses. 5451— Wedge, at Magnol'a °o : - ys tires con fec » one rs BCE in — J co as 689 N38 ¢ fine | recs anc bat! » 24 floor: ANDER eC -S™ So _ roRRMCAn™. iw OTT an Chest | REALTORS. 102 N. SEVENTH. f i} Suburban. | | CHre NCh lsn ATION for co niec tione! ry bakery goods and variety. in Overland : corner store Wabasn 406 > | EAST BIG REND RD. 716—Stere ; “= retail Jocath we : | JA8. Cc. MOR FIT. 1024 Title peef. Bldg. ‘FILLING STATION—For rent or lease: Lucas and Hunt rd.. at Lexington av For informetion call Grand 7727J.__‘c 7) GAR. A‘ , a } arge Denn: rc half biock T 4 nweay T suitab far ret ir H ne av ®_- room nga ov electric and water “35 Incutre 4368 St. Louls GRAY. 3-5-7 (Webster)—Stores, new. TAS cc Mi PR 2 oe i 1024 Title Guar Bidg SHOr REPA in— ry aning store with ”" roome: S22 nee ‘Box -300 Pr -D STORE—With fixtures “putcher, grocery. $50. Box N- 371 “Post-Dispatch. __ STORE ROOM—Any business. Centra! Building. Centra) and Forsythe, Clayton bg | BUM aa. feet yease: new brick store 8x55 ys feet and 5S rooms above tile bath hot-water heat screened porch shades and acreens concrete hasement lot 502100 at , Marchal av. and &t Charies rock ror fc) WEL LSTON ‘OFFICES 5939-5947 ~e 8, steam-heated office EASTON TATU Tas oro tc00) | —_— — - ee "WANTED ) BUSINESS P’RP’SES ; SPACE Wtd —Arnvone having epace to di- vide in downtown district perween Ol!ve and Washington: would jease for a cigar store Rox N- 18: 5. Post-Dispatch amnesia new bus BUILDERS’ COLUMN .« : Sepa ae store: $20, e@ rtraking or m! son il 2765 ENAMY R E. co... BIDS, PLANS, ESTIMATES — COT "AG Es—F't: ling sietiona. gareaces. brick. i0x20 comp! lete. $475 rick erage, 20x72. com) cte ! oy - ‘an ~ ond 30x°0, complete, a8) | brick garage. 40x20 corn picte. 4 frame er 19 cl ‘lags ceubdivist on. or golf course. we can , for you by artastic a —~ Ford or ‘Do ige —=. > over To5. 000 sony of ! FLAT W td. —Bingle or oe 3.3 - + , 4-4: South Fide: nave cash. ARSENAL-WATSON PARK Lots $23, $24, $25 ¢296 Per ro Foot ‘ $5xf25 te 150 Feet Dee alance $10 Per “Month City fewer, City Gas, Fine Grani- and ‘exnerienc ‘ed or- FLAT Wtd —3-4 or : h pDiease give — FLAT Wtd —Single room Pennsylvania av. FLAT Wd —Singie tr double 4-4 room rr =e | FeBnton 1181. fe) | Land Graded to City Grade. i“ id Finest location in the City ¢ Any bank { Pie, fer “will mn clear for me ‘b ungniow, 6-family apartment > f lat Ey ugene C. M losely. “42 9 Delmar eo extn? wee —aG- fami! vy apartment, ond aaa to Tower ood bus on W, ounds. from 2 to 6 o'clock Sunday afternoon, sas email er Bros. edge, Feat =) BLEWETT PARK 30 large lots; beautiful shade trees; hard-surface streets; | sewers, gas, water, electric. $15 to $20 per foot | cash, balance small monthly Take Bellefontaine ear north ; Bus line direct to Blewett Park | Salesmen on grounds. FLAT Wtd. —33 rooms conte of Meramec at ear line and Sencar jarge aut jomobile with space oe tat 1e and ‘Bay! SMITH ee CO. Cottages ret ee —_-- —— Bo TEN EMENT Wr. —Hare vtd.— —s 5 FOOT, stricth iy ; mod- TENEMENT wid, —Or- ~~ ey . | TENEMENT wd. wn ey ee rind “of mood | : will buy ou! ick have ready | BU NG AL ow r Wed. fp OF 6 roc rooms, © G-299, ». Post- Dispatch. | BU: NG Al Ti Wed. on Mi ust ‘be reasons ble. — Modern, brick, west of ood neighborhood, $10. 000; mean business if Box C-403, Post- Dispetch. nces, and vacant. APARTMENT “WA AN 4 or 6 family apartment. West End: muet Wis I mpre oved: ¥ BU NGALOW Wtd. reasonable: will aes qaell oer Gwelling and cash in payment. If you want to ya avickly st the right price. TR M. E _WRISBERG. ne TERT Waeee vue ondition .r ‘N. ith. cutcialione ‘preperty for colored _peopie to buy ic8*) merit Feces: Be ee vy Ratlnoad, web. ster or Mapiewood district. 2 c7 3, payments. Come out Sunday, ask for transfer St. rag pe on HORD av. in Jennings, CHAS. H. BUSS, Agent acres. AAU tree . ee | 6c yPTAGES W vd —Heside 4—Pay y $1500 7-39. Post-Dispatch. Wta —To buy or ‘iG x Ee Wt Washingt m Park. | € YITAG ; frame or brick: on North side: Ts ‘buyer. Box A-* 211. Post -Dis._ Business Property ' aie? _ BU SINESS ; GORNERS Wid- _ rows of property. ART HAV E — 000 __Phone Bidney 42 42 THE RE > are larmer and ol der aKen ‘ies ) than | exchange for improved | ate eae Wid. 4—Valued sees | take residence in exc fine suburban bufiding ground. ! electric lines; sewers and street mpte. | an 3 rs 215. to $760 aA and ci mag id will buy: . heen: heiuamante poet || APARTMENT we td. —Or flat: : en «bk or bf ooo =. arewe this | as Wid Webster or | TRACT Witd—*ma!l tate price, cation. etc. | Dorm FLAT Ww td. — Modern : ‘for Food investment LoT Wid. —Richenoad_ Helg right price. cash. Residences Wanted —t-reom, 1 Box N-322 Post: Post-Dispae the of | HOU sé Wtd.—To buy roorne. Box R-38. a. Dispatch. ~ any RESIDENCE Wed — Easy —BSing ‘FLAT wa Singie . “Dispatch, “Ww td ——Singie or L toTs -- “To 9 exchange: $34. nbc Birt + city. — with wat er. Gemrabie seconds or Soeiides over reason- the ground lies wel! an@is grade - practical! 5 room bungalows ye been bu! wood. vicinity Tower BU NGALOW OR FLAT WANTED Ty BEM. BOT-TE PO TE FOR SALE LOTS—Choice in University Park. a cheap t$—For trade, several “fola eee 722 Chestnut. Main 1195. we + Wt 4 Single or double south Box . . 3 , OLD FLATS ‘WANTED. — f a Bs v . $4: FRANC To PERRY- RU TH _ ofth e building. —— of ~ stores ~direct 5 ibews oer: RESIDENCE Wt a—To oy GSW. 8) | roorr bri: . gga | vo large ict; con- SEL L ING ‘YOrR “PROPERTY? LIST IT ~ a RELLIS “NO SALE. NO ORLIGATIONS. For quick and satisfactory rour property with us 7 aoa A. -38. _ Pos’ Dispatch. - S Wid —2 or 3 rooms: FLAT: condition no object : REeIDEN E rwiist.s or neighborhdéod : can pay M: mag REALTY Co., 61284 Easton. Cabeny 2717 “ESTATE wr 1d ——iixc -hange pedir-ee 4 eowe and De laval milking ma- Chesterfield. Mo. euins. Orchard View

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oo . ee te tea PE LOO. Si, PO ia o oF Aa m= 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale. E xchonge. Wanted, and Bunealows, Cottages. Flats, Ap ovtaitinhe, Residences For Sale Today. OT a ma SUBURE'N PROP'Y FOR SALE fUSURS'N PROP'Y FOR SALE SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR SALE SUBURS'N PROP'Y FOR SALESUBURE'N PROPY | | "y FOR SALE Y IRS'N PROP'Y. FO , CITY REAL EST'TE FOR SALE | CITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALE SUBURB'N URB'N PROP’ Byrne gh | 6351 SCHVEIELD PL COUNTRY HOME ANNE Ooe Southwest ‘on = te : . tile be pee pom AaaSeee-s au AW >. | very aa et building: “Dette $4500. ‘| New St. Lewis Country Club district on | : vine a Ee) Ol HOFF M AN AV. o GOx2oo, 1 ; ~ pan rE a ns ta nomen os. F Lick mann R_#. Co. 62% Chestnut. any noads Pant sou of Ladue road: ‘T> rom Bio oe ~ 4 ue ~~ Soe Hot) of Unt : sLOTes ae — ee So —" ; " >areT autiful home o = rooms. palace aoe thy 7. A. Wwuil, 83503 N ons . 2 . : ¥ Kweur - oak Visco, acres, well | read we) oues 3494 eo ‘ . am = ; . “ : ot bow ir , sh = S. , ‘ = fe 7 . 2 ~ >" A . crt a, eo . ’ ., = acres. on good road. convenient fruit and shade trees: near car ! P~ LTS. Grane, _neas ~ ont Ae — aS Riveresde 27ant fc) ) BU? Lary Ver es > ~~ —— a te ne beautiful trees; price $500 | lowered Say & ZEIBIG TRUS ‘ot nes } — : Wal r : — en eet — Gee , .d rpwar ie easy terms 7% ' MATH. . grand aes elf; take La oa yriack rd. of wick sale, ) | ite +. Loy A gy Mi )N ‘EY! MON EY tf | = nS Fee Cee ae ee 2. ee Re ict Corner Kossuth and Cs ‘ =? . ari Lackland rd. to Charlack rd../ GEO. | TENAD REALTY CO. fice epen Sundaye. “(e88) - . “3 MADE aes a > OAS ee ‘2 —6 rooms. ma brick: moe tor BOx135. ali street i: , vemen: « and “yer HE RL 3 Hieb Axx o% chen § th to 210 oe own , mu es won 3 — aot ee MONEY Is a MADE 3 “ae oe fee 2: - Ww ” Benen. _ 1658J. . ; t for Oats a for sale | e é 166, $60 pe AVOs» _— ; — A "HILI . ear Linden a’ ut 1 tn % é Am ‘= * ~ - i rT, Fr —e 777 Sot, Barry if you want this. 274W. > G | > ba tl yravots ay :t root Lty 7 t 12 _. $2400 W ‘> ~ a> +H i) ee } $60 perf ty | oe oo . a! $Z i TN - “WENDT “kK h : ae 1010 “hestnut. ‘ PE -. ' = , . : : ow rr rut ag >t ; le : ' .° 4 YY at & * pees oe & Olive 14°27 a i ae : wat ' : weet? t . i os " ’ ! \race Xa | ie oe t e 2 ’ 7) tes fle - . 7 J i PP ' ro ite ; » oy a . 3 fy rs, ry e i“ : 7 } ’ o ~* 4 . — ‘? - \ st : electricity, a ) Lé ATION, = convenient. price Northwest mm Ble raite ' ~~ a | arses ~ | on ee me : ‘ast req-il dw | PRIC ES AS LOW AS $2 ER - : a A. rE Ottice epen Sunday. al 4 t 2Ax1 : S500 casn. ’ 7 a i SE 7 : -~Ty 7 ‘ 4 " : . ; ‘ - ‘ i2, JQiIA DC ‘he ' FOOT x . . o deli. A Whittier et. P.M iF i. Mot mM vers -. _— , : a it rhea; : aD 4 e. : pre thsi > eae " : sy ‘aoe hi by a 2% he e| ' ky rt > 4500, WITH IMPROVEMENTS, REAL eso SEWER SYSTEM AND SIDE- > %& x ~ ~w * 5 ‘rooms anu Vege ie ee pe De he me tTrame ioe bd ox > 4500; See it toda; ucas Hun: ™ . ~O.. 7558 Manchester. y frame. 5 t nor of East 2 : ry Ot fice a _ Sunday. ot 40% 45501 GEO, Ww. HARLEY R. E. CO., , & raGe—+ peautit: ss b0-fe.| ‘ ’ CE - - . ‘ ; _ . = ' o ; T C4 : . | r : a ’ ‘ . q .- T “ ° . : : - ' a” OuLa - ~ > - “e P | . . ; . ] , | . e . . . ’ : ’ : 4 a 7 " ; o . ~ ‘ " ’ : : ; ‘ : : , : ; ’ = . “? papere , - A ; a posite ' : v1 rr? mo? ; 2 , Sees . Le , ; ' Te ys ’ rea f —% ee L —_— >SS8 — on. P one ma is x: : ei — vor ' Vacant +f '; —Kune Livny * ae —— Caban if 7 easy month. y = aay *hester GANSS, 220 : der Bidg , st mex! ew 4 mn br LiLToO: : ym arri¢ ' . ‘ REALTY Cw. — 5 —— | s. - ; - : cawe _— * “ood lo In + me 445 Office open an tay i a. en ~ ry BUNGALs : : a County laces” a a low, modern SEAR PAGE—itc . | =— © : ralo~ eom boric PCRCEI 1 238—3 sundr , ik ' av.. @ a 3 cA. t$-J3-— Sunes : Call 1212 ie. . ° ! mt | » fruit san OM 4 * g@oubie garage. KROLINGER EE R. Lwin ‘a . 999. i iicninii : 7 face | - ‘ar . . of Ciayter ” bath: “d mn | Six | EM LN CE é rag sf : [44 acre naeneed - eae r chesier eee eee ~ rr ‘ : —_— ' - 7 , ai d : : Li aaa ; : } ; . . ee} ie) hetut ; , , and — ~A —s* ; - J j é Pat 7417—New nrodern matt a: 3 ut § beLor "esta Pari . te er . Ke s: Lal n automodi at iwal} ons a} es es ee Diy = | ge meg tule roof, five 7 , a ww 7 nian os aS | ™ 3 5 : | : i , t P me 7 | 3 ; , at " rm : : ‘ ; a ni eDr ed a a . 4 Ben- . . - Ro q B i] j ' . , . tenet ‘ea ' . cs ace ’ : oY r n . , : _ ‘ ‘ . roy : ? ; : a 4 : nae Home Seekers & UNaders; | ' Box A-24 Welist ciated. 3 sion > acres and @-room frame hou pe Warson an ’ K, — “7 oe $4¥00 The best lots for the price in| cor- ; foot: mat cht BU: , 3 2 RES : , 4 oe Ee Tater, © ch (ew yg e- _~ a ee ee 8 PE : : Worth St. Louis. only $35 ft.: street. gt hy | ; c — er or S a est Mcted ost | South St is: 2 > sf Lemay | tween | 10 , rtoen ri ; «tlk ; ' . i. : ; at fA . ' bbs ; *' . ” : . | , ' BRI K Bt NGALOW ores. east : Pric . at I Benton LI2>M; Mrs. Bus block« ieee en re . he he eaten sas In ac . : é a. = 1S ome modern bungmlow - 51t2 N. Kingshighway to make you '’ : | | | ms ) co : no ss | “a 8 inau beh Oe f° eee ene 4 Sa z rs tio " x! ens TT | : tele lip + B.S oa ~ LTON. = a «RS 721 Chestn t. ~ 3800 w uitable for small: fac _bri oder jot 590x165: « BON } | OT — 25 | | a ADJOINING BELLERI\ E CLUB 8 . oom | oie Kited nature res Dire Oeii8i50 Colfer assw| & Stiewiy MeaPeie” the OE sue 3 cen Ee Aarnpoet FG “nels Am NATURAL BRIDGE ROAD (ape 22ST Gans | . — > Lueitle Ave.. ar tioodfellow a eater oe —~ 7g — 7. ¥ close a barga.o. Benton 2771 SUBDIVISIONS . _ 3 3815 Mao eraee Bh Ao Sa a DRIVE TO BELLERIVE ACRES TODAY AND a TN | e} 9855 pce smart Inada Sse Sige. | low. wi mth. elec | ree onthe New | SUITABLE FOR SEE PLANS OF THIS ARCHITECTURAL = te eee tse tS | eae at _St_Louis_Coanty_south. | "'™ § We SrouTMaN R. = co, | A. 8 SURK AME CO. 621}_Eastou || ‘ory Homes—chickens. | 1) YOU KNOW THAT LARGE, MAGNIFICENT RMBs: coders Sar exrase. Builders of Bungalows OT 50x18 resk ast M St! | SUECREAN PROPEAYSI pe at ee | NOFMAN Residence Bargaih | TRANSPORT! ATION __|SITES IN BELLERIVE ACRES CAN BE PURCHASE Se 3423. “**|UNHEARD-OF LOW PRICES, INCLUDING ALE Bee Ca WITH YOUR SFCOND DEEDS: o | Bor iv. R ae Heights: Sandy | GoTTAGe- ~ & rooms, sammie _wemt_on_ car lin Parkview 721M te > at ge oe pA ity Street Cars, Bus, Steam Sup mpuetehina Wramadamn an ‘IMPROVEMENTS? aie ey Turse EAR” LoTs ng TECREL-PEXDT-EARICRSON, | | bow R, $097. AIS eerste | Dusiness comer and car line ral | and’ shower com ala : = Se IMPROVEMENTS Swe SAT. me : - : -— Ri : = . : , , : — VW ater—Hard Roads SEAUTIFUL BUN NGALOW _ RE ASON FOR SEL LING | ss E7a18 Richmond ol. Maplewood. recum ASON FOR SELLE ALFRED BAKER REALTY @@ PR PER’ iY CAN BE SEEN 2. Chestnut Street ste i - Suake a & BRO S13 215 Chestnut. AR: At pr intmenet FINE BUSINESS LOT | qtda | oft 1] 2 116i | x th . 244 tS. 7 -RMS —— —_ - ag er. 3 ’ mer ete : ' mat : s* . : Be : rv aaectl, fo: ; N; atur: ] Bri age AY. sf ‘a . : ; Q ' a —— ; oo nat L400 : “sh, Balance 3 Years if “hae h. £ cor. butlt- in eS ee a cee _— ee Sk Teo Reon ~ LOT—aeIS, wae of Creve Coca 5, com, Bynes oa NG OUT ees a! ; _, ‘hy vour : - | ; Mi SADE A NT ae a, OS , ADDRESS WEB Dale, LIE I ( UT ae " 7th and Chestnut. _ " ry > 7 ‘ > : rie are ' , : i tJ i & . : d i Ds La Mok Sts E . is ' cB > , \ Ik, be ‘ ’ Ny TL , ERSHING A\ : oath , . . ESTATE TRUS U., i Baal eal ae 4 ri ARIETY Lot G0xIG@0. south sid nly vaca . F ins “2 — a ree. | 2® . a | Se 1010 ive St. oe et : ‘-hoice lo om made street with water, gala” : 921 7— ; - _— Lea we oe FBR a 7 | ' ' — a ce _ . Agtra LC tive fers, sidewal trees now in. Price ranging INDIVIDI ALITY a . ? BL = r-Die ~~ > 5 \ te ~ m ; ) “ o $16.0) cs payment down and $5.00 or perky . SUBST A } | \ \ Ky A \ See iene ~*~ | PEs ee ~ iz ee a eeee wees won ‘ mal! fsountry month will buy one of these lots. Come out teday. & | i eae S20 ne : , . An : nades and “ ; H — unds. ow to get there—with car, come out Manel Ome : *k Hill road then 5 blocks south to office on corner . - as rd.. opposite Ai Oo and commas ye avenue—on street car take Manchester —— ~estdenc Btainina ; gg wo rgu ind get off 0 ; Ty } THE BON E . -e } } ; - i “ere rm eigen t A. } at Ce re avenue and walk | NOW ONLY. £1500.00 . x. . | ~~ :% ‘ ; ” ’ : , * . r . : \ (,00d : , sraminn ow SOLD ALY ewe Prt axl! ctic | ! cain 3a ' ' aes 2S . Ag For information call Forest’111l.. Ask for Mr. Ab ° > . improrements. o ble om sagt Industri ichway bes ) re . ral Rr ég lire 7 _ Site LOT—40x1 40, c'oo DOWN - ~ 7 - a [ V > Piatt Bee Ree . paws — the mrai | ive at mmanuy DENN \ ROAD NGALOW—4 rooms, modern, suo prise | . : t Clxlé: gvod iocatien, price | REALTY CO et Adama, a cheice bor price $4500. A S. is MOMTS. s &, a : oa , : 4 arhs uy : : imrdetr ee : Sane: ERGY, ee : - *$—Wonderful bum oo —— ' + ‘TRY BOME— cs . ; ‘i ennis = so _three-cs FAR autiful ar im ¢ ; ne peer. bullet % recta oes | — ms : rs, Surman -01 D—1 LEFT | rage b . SS ee ae ring di ower, hardwood floors. hight 1704 Gever. 235x142. abe , | +4 | 6-ROOM HOME WAR D | ns and * : Gravois | tard Gustin lic mder- ¢ - , a Forest 4 y - — —— eS Thar ule fruit. ies: On owner must eave corper: good fu: r | ACREAYL ! : a. ws « . : | +, , -— — JOHN H. ARBC tere re and ry $3 : =. ; red . ' ' . - . ; a ee = (fines oe >} car . mee KOAD HOSEK Kh ons ; BUNGALOW _ 2 > Yee ~ ; ad J =e Ls At " ’ hun : : . - - : : 7 . . ° Ler : ol ‘at ; . . : Py) ’ a? \R Ha : I : ; ) - maa KTP ok WC OD “| “LIDS HALLER 7" “heat * : : | . , 3 ? nen! a 7 Sesmae - ne |. 240 feet. near hich ae “ee . ve ; ai hie Am : = it e on » w SQ. 72 aye Bra ITLIUS HALLER RB. C®& a - EUG ENIA. 23: 8 —50 ct. vaca: Oy 53 . Su00 ox : rag , eetnut 7 on, Saree sagt GEY ER 3 RO AT) eT |) Se HALLE ‘50 a i : , G mitt a a ton. . | = ) Raxte ._ (OCNTRY HOMES. Lucas and H rd.- 4 mome and ee pa cepeumneentel dunia alm aaa tome rac- “Sos00 to $25 008+ 30 oe * n — om this: smal buiiding: ma offer. 7 — so me FA i iva , , ' ; : rm t7 pie aa a x nots’ 2 - DL . a owt ive O. J. MceCAWLE REALTY aes * he you aoe. er %¢ . DOVER AND DEWEY—Loi ee | | a rt parpos es . er eniet ye — BEAUTIFUL VIEW __ 615 GChestnat « O23) igoday. 2 ys = ~~ —— supmomess ? . - | _— . _ ares : P : ; aie ’ . . as : wate lec : e tods RB 4 ” . lec RAYMO T- ry — . RESIPaNce : “rn rc Er t — * at 3] =~ os ; “ye MB, nes pa as . -- arr : sie * (= eust . = :, ot Bl LLD] Ni r ST i EK: mothe sick wed district of ¥ Kirkwood Trust Co., LavT—Sorner “y eu ey and Dwelor : - ; rae es tml Ss) . ; : ‘ ; : i ' a ; o~ oes “* *. ! ° = be re “€ e @ | bet ; Ne ‘ ice | ‘ ” is coin per fost. Berd 462 ; —_ Wi Bfficien: = ¥- ‘an Bid “y “* - A a _ | . xg cA divide, hoane s: lor 100 EDWARD I.. BAKEWELS, oo Pilrmewe Dark: @xx Grand ._ Branner = Riverside SOW) : — : | ' . " — . i . - ; ’ , ae s . —— - 7 . aq = ~ - u } 1 ~ \ =. > > OMearme.« , ' ; ' whe . ahaa : bz a ™ ; ve a. ane +, ae wea Of Grand. 3 ft. each; S75 ft new | Dud’ a Quy. . ath A id ife ] Tt , 4 rT Es , ate. _K AS i -~s-= ah ad curnacs x1° NICE 4-ROOM BI Ne 62284 Fast In =ievrlew 3A -_ > ” . xXx by - Rober a. I i. ‘ ‘“ ns “ — . : : : - , —_— , we ae > —a WY -ALOW —— RVIEW ACRES mileg from -- ieca- ome and Huet % r Hey : : . lughts, water, fruits. grapes, good roads: LOT Vac ‘ant t6e5 xi41° a oo tae ~ Beta — ll le . a : . ‘ ‘ “ . ~ > — . - 4s rly} . - - > ’ | a ee mucte m frat ase O- ft dela create reser Ge FercusonsRealty Co.. Realtors COMPANY. : ae a > ~ a) + RE ie «. Sungaiow. 3 — iy mtiv located Two well-built homes, @ ra at 2 a ae | z | ny cay i VA lSs. SY. . .. ileor. hardwood Sore, Bae MODERN 8: NGALOW 2138 Cr at ar. e] — ) . beatin marae te i a rage; beautiful . —~! ime ° ’ : : ~~ _ ’ ’ er . z 3 ; ” Tats. alo _ aa ; tas ; , . . : are being c onstructed. street, walk sewer ade | ' obi Visor "i ' ; ' _ : } : -asot » te price 5 » ‘ urnace 4 : -- lee ’ Bur a2 at : = in tien - chear for cash Os ner, J rt p> + 0 —— ae Da ets —— sete . a ‘ : : — - 1400 - —- ; ‘gy oN \y a sain 155: $ : einans #- x wi. amen Ft | ; come’ 3 3 ™4OS cjpede n - : ' " " ys A . 2 . - ; it be ' - / ~: » - a —— : _ : ty — . . - a . A = >. ——— - — : . LOT-—37xi30. south side of Kansas s: weet | vch MM i it = Sod — , H-B nD Fe nat 7 [ee hk alieanelh i> nariat. Stemnen haste 20s tee Rew v | ow this home. ; = roome, bath. furnace. r ee oy ~ Tne - - . : n tae mn rel tyr. ne - . Fr ne ee u mad r tS Se. sat: iS yt b Bow, . Ry omy oo 1s sh vou = x 4 , of Kingshighway Garde ; Fe ‘ | te in 2. The . a BARBAIN CN SMALL COUNTRY HOWE 3% : : exe 1 rmuni'y tw 13>. A: ; , “~ . ens . } : fru re ae Mm 60x135 4°34 Ravenwood a. 5900 south. Owner, 3479 *~' a ores. mear K ; %& » car i t Bric ad: a te Bead and shade trees: i ai o| 23 E. Monroe, one @ : pine . , - 20m own ars sl at ut on term Pour : - # Cape: an = ~ es ee — homes we are ottering: it &® POR CHICKENS AND FRUIT ', Scat acd - Pendle . L ; , , | ine afl a! pescnemnal tile . epen Sundare. : ii Eis. le t Ma Cetagitet . = John a TwMTS streer niceiv mica GAN. 3” xa—Lot with new double n Tudor av st =. | ~~ nig . ist eb > nly n tue ELV. > = ac RES—NEW Room corT Ss acres, of eround. Saréwoes tae 3 clave to schools and 1 ipoBaLD a. z = Grane — * y bens Miers wy tren bik | | | see , £0 . ~ cos we — “ —— ; on AGE ane | Vatas. conse os — $18.000 (48 or 168x295. THHOBA FLLER Grand 57 a 6 ange ; " ms, eautitu xtu ' » ge = >> agg recattatanny FER , 7 n - MONTANA, 3°00—Leot, S0xl4s Owner ; ' fac ——- adie Ve : . ~ , lent mbing : hot-water -.» Sant ar “ = aa Se ee 2 1 ank Bids | Fergusen @ 402 W. Argonne drive: & 4452 Morga: tors Re _— ; - “a f ‘a A al ; Me RN = AL CTO. hy lo bus 1e. ore ores + “ents ror . ts ron ito , iM — ' i Rea'tor o8e3 Eas : 79 a eto . —_ “ . — “OOTTTS t #2. IT} “A — er a = " VACANT—40x 155 om ne cerner ef Deo- | ~é . . e eden re .& = i he as Fi a + MAPTOG Aa « yeh , ae CH action ; ‘ caataiinninhia ver pi. and walk in Grand-Dever oo Wal Dw__= | ~_s— wae | ’ at a Tre en COUNTY BROAD be LT, IDE PN | co ONTRY HOME WAITE r : Morern 4-room house: I ecm. where ae > buliding up very fast er. gas. « — ‘one wl ad 7 atiemeaih : ~ oem. : ance hall, ae ond Ai “ee J. oar 29° cs . f : Rr mer AND AT —o4250— TERMS me strest 1 Re IWGER RTO Jeftereon-Crar ae — = ' ' ' . — ul on : r SS] ‘ LI ’ ES » Ri } AD wey a OS -- . Bua : , ooms and bath. concret WiNNERa ; cP = : ~ - '% , a9 *“ a4 Sxl25. street hariack 7 walk Se — , | a > REALTY oO rooms. # rath. hard BS250- “Aen ters mat eleetric; price 3: 7 H- tien: curh and gutter street: of me te 972 Cherokee. 6 : piyreetes | Hx] Ho . ‘+e ee ra. garage. lare EISNER REALTY ANT) STILDING CO EYER. For : vd om. «= C r and 5a293: bargain. 5 : » " of 5 , . ., . ‘ A choice lot 30x170 en s. Montan Prmeded = emia : AYTS— .. . COUNTRY HOME mi ks ind scheo $s: Exper [aan Salnninl hove: ais - —_ 5-roam brick veses MERFORD REAL co. ~ - 75 it we a of Tr eap This . = ho Gaines Sieemion ‘ : ) = r245 d s own ox a ane a oo wnedinen Rs at Tivt i. ue _NNiNGS HOME nes: hardweed floors. tie bagi @ _Hatia mont av Cphany ics eM Central 800 a ~~ +r" , + ne , . ) ease.» Let - Digs a abe BRET aS a —— = - i 14 Huesk arze rooms with two /*FT"* er t5G-_esqgy terme — ; : : we ae rh) ~~) as ’ ’ ; . . ™ . ms ee . Te ee” ry : . $] nal - } ~% re ‘t. of 9 fine. leree lote, wi divide or nance ,,., ot Cs ' , vT ' ; r PLACES ON SAME TREET “| « ~~ + n 63. "Sex +7 EYER Flor " and Ki a Pere * . . ° ‘ . ' . _ - te % -&. o we J => > 1 , . n 7 - ™ ad oa om en oe 4 - = a Sarees ; The Wel eae + : a i.) Fates ; BING a LA wW——_4 -ooms. brick - : : mee timo : tract | - wee .OLD—1l LEFT __moder>: terms timan. (al southeast corner of M!)ton os — , . at future we ts . 4 . tke * — : : Bi a BEACTIFUL HOMF—S10.300 PA : Wixi ao ff c ; . mgs oe S500 “— a r one - fire a - pA ~. £ ; ‘ Iirrn? : r? nt rer 7). | is : | A are : «TRY HOME BALANCE $50 PER MONTH ANN-SPA ©. ! em ve ar 1 ® | . | | . —_—s AND INTERPST y ame? < “best nut. Sprin wok ‘* « — . mens . n ‘ame hal “s, wen “allie | a | BE Lots in Moorland West!! at Andobon ‘ " ' . , . ” . ; ' . ; - : , . ie fm Ww 4 — wt , . z 7 iy " ‘ heme uts a 4 Ly ‘ at se no ' at egy . | | : a a T te new vrepesed F "REAG! ot in | iv acm - ne Mg Pigg moe te . n , at 1 ar2 ; oe beanmewd ° saat ;, S80 and tw - = tenet ' ea han . Yorke 4 ; ; DIY TLises : Dicksem -F#*.. B2x200 ort sje. , in , we ; , _ im. : ¥ " ‘Orn Omen 7 “ortesan } rm " ‘-orrts i a. ATK —— PFergpson (racks. _ winds yom ‘ Lae ' bs : ., hours oe ths ' - ' a} Oaay Ce , ' VE—New. modern iarzce lot: must selly | 100 iy $1000 cash, x ee. & F peal a Prk NE t} : : a ; a a ~ ~ re & y ry * : Si ie Sd

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5S 2000 REAL ESTAT E For Sale, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale BUNGALOWS, AND COTTAGES) BUNGAL — CUTTAGES BUNGALOWS & le For Sale : FE | Se ; | neseeee " Ba North ss MOsthwees | . 7 GALOWS AND COTTAGES Ww DIrwvo PLOVER, $445—5 mea 6- fram S329 N. A y | . $2000 BUYS oe ot i. 2 Beautiful s SEP ms. strictly modera _—_—_—_ i 4 For Sale : ‘ : . I ee eet foe? A a | sh , : z HOP Fy i ened brick. | sthese wit iit Dipnperach tytn i "OVER, #/45—Bungalow: @ rooms, oe. ie te . bardwood floors: ti» °” OPEN For : ? Vow av. Riverside 4418. | tric: $4500 a L. JOHN MORESI. — _ “2 o erie | Mantelniec hh meta! Weather N GANs RE HILL Oren Sun ay. @ to 3 ». ; DUTTON @ KREMLENRBRINCK | Colfax 2315 S611 N. Grena. | ®OBIN.” 5036—New cangaiow: 6 reo | im to be appreciared ° TH AND S. 14th et | “xs ATM, Drak ss > path. furnace: lot 50x138: price $4800 iF. J. ELL RR. E co \~- « eect} NORTH-END BUNGALOW STRODTMAN & STR PJ. € EI ~ : 7? _" ——— — : ee a ) lll N , m £800 is | BUNGALOW—New: m Modern, | . ‘ : a . ie «1 Qs Foe bungalow. 4 ta Sz : t SCrTeens. . 607 N. Brenan BR EB. OX “| NORTHWEST BUNGALOW ——— _ Anderson . bs dang . sy from ‘Gravyte. prt $3000. 524 Conc 6-reorm Srick. rex »- ROOSET % = —— > —— ca: a | 611s West Fiior ssan: 6 rooma, . A. . hardwood HLENBRINCK_ | tion hall. t! _ fOrmace, Karage: bar. SEVELT PL. é ttage; 3 rooms | wood floor. bath. hot-wartes bea: 2 ore Genevieve; 6 lovely rooms; jot | Elezan rooms. Mm ern | — Bee . : : t ma —_ ° - ; : : |. BELLIS Realtors Arca de Bive. Owe S78 | A. G "S|. 7 N 7, lin " ° . sa a . ' o SS ee — _~ Tie elec i rte. arege:; owner there . > HILMER-DITTON @ SEHLENBRINCK, | i — we ‘ ¥ Ay w £ : " S * if ey ee UNGALDS ER 3548 Ss. Gr _ 903s . 2 blocks west of Gran arty , 4550 ST. FERDINAND ST — Speen YE OE ye @ bi west of B eX cteme, , coms, tile bath and Silve pm m, : eee. Fa . - :: a > new furnace ae | al cw lliage fleur S550 | UWDer wi 25 NEW BUNG ALOWS | . — , and > = - ar a ro I . ; titi Soni iss XN. 16th st. | fos etc.. see A ~. Greder,. NORTH | & a through. ue st BRICK avs Okshop: +5 2 Price . rnace on nviting Porch across SARAM. 3100-1) N—¢ rocme sa | ST. LOUIS TRUST Go | 2e0. F. Dickmann R. EB. Co 423 Chéstnat. LL BE BUILT IN ™)[ terms ¥ || house. Fine lot o0x340. Mr. John P F . ‘i, Modern: lot S34x123. Oner today . new brick 4 ; O59) r 6-1 — — ——el AN UNUSUAL St E elbert - Parish ie ne ~~ SALTY be Ma : ° endler, 2 te & ANTHONY SCHMITT. / room a eeick fireplace, shades hardwood ficore > nace. rs He} av. : matt | OL. HOE S = | —— = 4738 Grev. known builder. put up these beautiful] h —* ; fe Bide : 2 ae PWIG-DISCHTN, tL 2000 5 4 / Crick buenecaiow basemen us Look at. these Sunday. wet D. 6055—iea - ae ‘ 2 . -s omes, : PL pom brick | SEMPLE 3557 ath. 88. elec. | Pace, eee 4414-4490 Shreve Avenue | CARLSBAD est. Toes. Garage. Suaran “e of good construction. Salesman on (NEAR CARTER See mn ~ aiternoon. ma; C. WISSMATH. 7438 w Grand. NW hetotaein IE 351 et : : ‘h. | OHMEYER REALTY cr . » Rooms. Bath, Furnace, ete | sid t key: ve ti i aes a5 Park: 5 me asia ¥ frame bunea Rae, electric. furn 7 y Union Coif 2850. © by y i “2 « 7 . WATS. OURK & | BELLI R ] rth , j | | ath now Gouble garage: | AN? re ~~tiMi tT. R nt. J | anc eveniazs. = . : $1000 asa, s mnce Like Rent tivers;, 310° => : a. s, €a tors, reade Bldg., Ol his 7 stodinnnentnd electri : mt ' . ; rie ert ’ ri Lad " , } . . — , , iz -_ it. 2 —— oc = 4 rer ~ —— 2 eee ae a % . . i : - re oO r AWLEY R. Co., ts EPH "M 5 OC hut eft es 7 - Cin S020 5-ROOM Bt NGALOW. : Me 4 Lowell Bank Bidg vende ds. ~OtlLage: 1 1. 9: a hg ' amd phone use for particu 2814 615 Gresteue ot (LING N & rooma, tile oe for ex e : ’ fleere tit, ~~, CvaSaine Colfax 3885-47907. or Owner . rn SQ. electric. TRace; doubie | — ; SRG ——. oa : PTONM CH.. Lansdowne and (‘4-—troon ta: ———— ot- heat. « _EDwWw. 1 , (EALTY co. | stone pon) large closeta Se Cabany 312 (T Farace. ———— — = xlind. Riverside 4410 ; terme 1 $404. Oras | Ca wee NGS” fr Be Brice: ase tees | IC 51084 From Fat ae tg | SPT tocorated Mane aiets; Fear, earage: fa = Gravois open P i ay mernine ’ aah =. . LTY {*SRR} ~ ye em ym fla Murphy bed | OL. ALBERT Ss ANKE RE. co. | WHITTIER $108—Cortage: S-rocm Brick: | —=531_N_G at Broadway. | a ORFF & GILES co. 4914 Dermer | 7 bath. furnace. Farage: $6500 easy ee ee ow: 5 GEO. F_ BASHFORD. é rs = sto item = R MANS CHANCE | : ~ Sizx— 5 rms. bath furnace. \ OR a 4 aad Bet you tn new \¢ > Lo . = ‘ hed / . “ o * i228. : 4516 MAFFITT ay——— New Matt Brick ne Grand 4313 oat ) iq th. 3 le #ink Mon +. - aoe : toe ie — hallroom: a big darrain. | «715 Chestnut st. | rota! urnace lerm and tn mae ./ _ tion } ath furnace _ tod : “ ' cottage: Se"! SUPER-R ee - a ———__ . F. Dickn ann R. EB Co. @e9 Chestnrt | BUNGALOY ) S— $6950 Darth, = on oe na. x; G . : “rleed Room House ILAND, 4724—Seom tree | eA % ERR ES. street meas | PRET BRICK COTTAGE BARG tine a Bb MAY 25 a Rite, S243 Graveis, 4985 Loughborough—five.room brick bu : carage: on), S31 - —~ Pw — es see | Er es e744 Terry. 5 rooms. furnac cir . CONCORDIA ia. a ——~£2) | I . . ; " DIEHI. “¢ 2! Ganss ber if 416 2S See coe | | “es room across front, Built-in tub, Pedestal smali irame,|, ShOwer, stone Piers, plenty of Closets. Constr sites Ree cere lat: price | for itself. Only one block from Cherokee car, CORBETT gays. So ichiman. {| an ordinary bungalow. equ; iz , aoe Be fro | H-es0 men ee ae— \ ou ble £*rage a Ott re: __ oon Venter ANTHON SCUMITT. Realtor Ta. 1. fe Bi ; ~—4 Treorns, a4 aud _* “ room > ss eee ee - . a “ ha -~ a. > Sane is ae ede =) 2) mnt istes THE) Ge ae . Sex -aeanae 4800 BLOCK BESSIE rv COUNTY BUNGALOW. > “aye ICR MET ie weny, tern | : . a - Sonar ape ; “namie v rooms. bath, furnace eerege: Duss stone lo: beac 225; bargain: terms. Fo: L | SEACON ; NAY Ls _— . 4200 | SET Realtors 4 id “ve 378 E , ms. Ist r: 2 -ROOM kr Lay = = Je bath iweood floo: urnace . a 00r: fy ‘e, 2? € ectric , Tee 3965 é |'HARTWIG prec ‘ 23 rand. 2 ms : ine ihe a ee ~ : c SPECIAL PRICE—$3500 BEAGUN = r ar ULMERS DUtTTo: ‘EHLEN cK | feu: rs 50x12¢ s¥_terms. reom™.s. cas electric. newly decorated. ry prion sg, me aS gy RO O70 sy INCE, | 5 _ poet: Sine «rape arbor. r ' ae ‘ RIS AACH Ro STA ? 5 TODAY. SIDE BUNGATOy S290 ; et eee neg LE 56— an a BUNGALOW IN T CONDITION | CH RCO.” 828 op BEACON eet m bussdlee nor | «(beth ce: 7, oe, ee 14 Meffitr- § rooms, tile bat ’ COTTAGE oN | AOL 91 I—D- Vom ow. : f . Garrigon 7 = ae ~~ a ; can: tile bath. hardweed } . “— - Ay “te ‘yy L’oer ™ am Cs ; = ; 2 " efurnace. carace ? Car: ideaj loca- 4 i az J oa” 5 I ;, cpen a oh See Fockhef?. TION ) SUBSTAN-| ans ghg? & Inquize 68h Can. | = a | : : bath, bard- | TIAL CONS N . ee ‘ ys hall _ _~— md 6 YTASKA , nd wn 4 . ——— 9 -onmr --— — - + ' | = r . a ‘ é +h a - ‘Vagiee ho ! 9 Cc “ sors, 14 1430 me woo w AN §.€aln SREING i bs ik. i . - | ori. . at. fi, ras. Pec : ; N : -_ “es _—— _— ~~ rel ; re, pr +, e ‘ ae — : ; - ra ’ on f y T~ ‘} ) — = Ba. . we Ly si 3 } : : - " avid KF C1) . oad : Orns mod rhe eRPETYTe wo ; ae — tein — ~— = . LV DDTAGEr es on Le * ‘ isos - : BELLIS. Res») : : +4 . . - ~ = ~ a . js a 7 . J : ; : w 6923 Gravois Rir id - +) ees and Macklind. .~ Ul | anreneh: Rice $3000; ¢ mm URENS —muas —=._Fo =9. fees ¢ for for sug cher: | COTTAGE BARGAINS ON EASY TEmus| COTTAGE —4-rom brick —— 1H Upen Daily Till 7 p M.—Sunday 5 = oo re tare today : ‘3 » wii] : . _ ~ - “~~ , la ° ’ ’ ; - . of " ru ie * 5237 Alcor: > rooms. on fine 30-fno ; Bev, M??) barra - bath e ) Thy " a | Ww my = : PRANK | DITTME] } Steere ers om Park 2. Bot ler } *. tlle bath and do A _— | [R } pie: 5109 S_ KINGSHIGHWAY ~ to 5 P. x (Across from Christy Park: @ roeme- 3. ele . — ean, a, furnace: ————— be 4 nm ~~ Ee. Co.. ot: streets, sg! lewalks and a&.¢ysS made Mace 20x192. fasy terms. : , TH.uPro~ ~. 57 : cies = - © ana Fd © ” by th . . ; ae Gon wile! ape res? 7 tf st Sil¢ o + a Sunday or sae : IDAHO, $412—Cottage: four 7 , Mackiinad Riverside 441 within. or ca! | RRY REMSBEGHER oe" ose =f 2! : ot 3. : TSE FTA) MER, 3548 5. m eort:, Teception hali- bach. Sarr ~ ° al ww & - - “ex ae - Citta : +e ’ 14 , aoe >. Realtors “ade Bie Olve 378 : . =r - ~~ ‘ a : TH eT t : —_ ‘ “heetr : Ta ce . . Ment ae — - . -. te yy, a —— &, ad - 5 : > a ar Fe ~ 7 is S gz ; beh »*% _——-, . _ sOt Grand 431y Sale Wanted” Agents ; 0068 Beacon 3 TOOTS, 4 BUN al ‘as Out) 5 and rooms. bath furnacea ° juire 6310 Nar § ‘Quies | toflet. basement ; rea 207 ab) : : ce ~SPe | Mreet made: $3200 ees = yw? iONa? >. is STARTLING OPPORTUNT?TY | : - ra pe stucco n- 've 894) & , OWN YOUR HOMFE—£ ge ©Oa. ~~ ee pf 1 at north. Natura) Bridgs Bent. furn, $4000. | :: zy ™-~. . i : , shades an ‘Y Rew: tethe to 00; ¢ Uck gale. 6156 | — : UnGalow jf, et r taylor ¢ BOE ". 6 rooms and beth. Dage- | 3x: ~auge. Box C- | tA 4a). . vO 1: ‘ain sink = , . “Cee °°e , . : AIDES high — _ al ,ELVJIS . > Ri¢4 Vive | *> 3R50 Pak 2 — — —— — | @™ end uns, . nd beer, Od >» ; RICK coTrs _ i x re 5 Ooms end bath | on Bur ms, tile | . " oy y ° r . m n " ~~ . atoll “ é, . . p ‘ ; 7 i ee | : r a | ' ‘ a ee ; S-rosm affine HE MARINERS oF OLD, VELOR. Walnut : . . @TParc “2. f'iad t : -tmn stm nor ' ern. & WANSTRATH REALTY cD. | we, fruit trees, a idea! n ’ — en Chestnut ‘ — Plerisea ns and Warne hom ee) = = : fli ER. Florimane end Tnien: DELOR : —— — Main 3 144 C — -& 0 “n7en Sunda, 8 and evenin ‘ell _ BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW " Leahy , : . LOW ; Y — ors “y "Ss Ia roo ‘e bath built-in tub, BE GUIDED BY THE STARS ——— +a _Dargain. j ion | Sbection "by = ater heat *, met _in kitchen. Home Comfort furnace, . ATE LT he Ch undation. “7 nite. Ihestitecd FULLOW THE CROWDS OR. 63605 cone and sleeping porch | “AF. . 352 eis 6-room | brick : on i 2 . ne . pr ' : - ‘ ; . : ivy? + : ~ tin ; ; : . her : ; > . . or ~iK Cort ub) i ey , 7 i : ; bur ® : . " e! , i w : NUSS Poet-ionee bath, electric, garage: Goa ranted: | Det! mY ded. ‘cedarstined Gece’! Booming Eliminated | $6500 | » Satage: @ barwain: | : Micro +7 ee eee ra eabiens New 2Ungalc ¥. Oo rv rm ws bs _ i r rR YY "ry oe i t th . “i ; on wi” = 2 SAVE $°500 To $2 "AT SM iT RKE RE. Feral. ’ “ : ~ ~ Tsaa ME: 4838 iMiests. 7 Rr . - 4 , es ————__ KE “we. ++ _— 2 on: Colts NO INFLATED PRICES ir ae eee ee = . — 4 = ’ "\ @ ay . | ‘ ~ | » = . - 2 = ’ bd ° ————— . ra ag - : te Tooms. sirct : sips _— : — = | Se and @renings ie IN ANTICIP ATION OF TRADE 3 4 ~~ oe ae “ame. . ‘sm modern, _ Drice . : 3200-4.34_ Ungarliows. rage Zoud con @j- Cien a rt ) : r ns: . 4766 NORTHLAND— $5500 ’ ; ; ac : owner he : , . aan = eee . A Eee Vv “SiGe vil — i ™ barh mo t. - Vy. Price is ion 10 to @ » $755 | "em ek ze bath , ;, : Spalaaes ee a : sg ial ~~ A’ Lc an CO. fs = ; . a ——— _ — "ace - © “Or it ~ _ . es — a iii — al 4 - , FINE Seoow- sect JN. Sth et | OLAX ene ee | Peet! show SS REALTY CO. Easton built, n NE 4-ROOM ss Fe > iin ftee “824 ye se Of T's Guar R ie 460 S ( 7510 Re e@lade av: ” «a ’ .. ‘ . ace a , i itn : 7 6&EOOW BUNGAI ow —— 4 ST. L verv easy terms el Forent 561. - ee — — 8% 6 Emr ia ne 1 ; , A Ww ORFRY¥¥re " Bro 5179 Easton it} : —Ts 131 VERMONT a¥ .> : e 1's -e: or ms of 3 rooms and 4 reem. g efc.: on'y boa ee — “oughou (c89) sinte = RPINKOP 619 “best “vest, substantial wel a . be siew +—Sungalow. § rooms, tile : and Cora ; Mt brick 4.5 , im bed- DE Torry 4 en ie 2 | ,dath , : j-ineh ardwood floors. ITIS AV. ell. Cpt not water room, . oe . : - . “Ome: Suilt by owner. z rh FRA : brewer aa . >is Ol lata Sl ; a! NE . TOREY aean vapor heat. up-to-the-minn duplex {| porches.’ room ned | \OCISSANA, 6127—4 rooms, Lew i‘ ae South Sit= Agents 5419 : Bef mace hers 5-room Stage. bath S*ctric fixtures +... . in 4500 biock Penrose , s $24 Ana eg Tete ~ 4 a; il te 3: very : ZAN wae 3 gv —-Riverwide 4198 ae, = Practically | Aey| rate: jot @4x}1 “ioe S@RAn Ere tt SOx13S- in » 1) 200 | LAUBER.w~ + ‘7. —— ——— See. . 4 4551 ALicw av ee CNICK ee ticulars, see 7! 2s Show you. MECKE:. REALTY CO. | EUGENE J ALTHEYMES S17 Chestre:. ay are the hauee a” vt . 3 Gravois, ) 3326-—At Cherokenc and ~ ae hall bungalow =m . : % xT ; “4 ‘ch cottage: hath electric. het- —— - vivV Ww: Deautify) modern - . ~ Miter ear: eimet improvements: D ~~ ap tm ot i 7 ns SOW: > rooms, bata aay ter nable. oe __ ORCA AN 1455 an u . lh. ig By xe . | Lo : ; sot INSPECT THIS BUNGALOW. * a | rs >t W veming . bath. furnace ; a = fnv¢ ; J . ; “ > - , ‘ — aaeare 10% = 7 > SoS ee, . . « 6 rooma. —t r . fine Sietenne oan CoD ; wi IU] rooma, furnace, rr on C2RCt address | “EP NZ) U4 at > eae a RICK BI S‘GALOW . +. 6) . . el 28000. *.*=8des, don. Dath. WOTTAGE. 4653—4-room cotta x SOR. O0.> Bees peek « - or. 4th and Pine == — — Tl1S9w. «~(~PFice Séa00- r CoO. lanedowne end is ceha: W.L. RONALD uy 942) “2. furnace Kare ee r « 8c) ereide 4410 : Co : ; “FS. Crand| terms: . eet *{,’ > > Pr . “> D > Ee N. 5439. —>——_—____‘e} The Ke offer. = ; + st 4 ~ att O fALLON PARK ¢ OTT As rie 2 Cot ~ zi 3 rooms and | RENGEL WEBER 3127 S. Grana Gr.9544 ; ~ . In nu we ~ a 5 - | . fo. ! Ope + rOoOorne faut fu} Sy, ry Fie. = —- — . —— + WE - i. LOU SIANA. 49Xx—4-rp0m collage, brick. Ust south of } orth | Park . Das : © Iarwe roome ha: ? Ss 7Qth toilet ela. ir fi i or- Se ating JUS 2— Modern. prty $5000 . bath, ° east of Grand. 5-room 49xx bien . . , rice $3) 50 o> tndatio firs | hasemer: 20Od schoay ars= a Di) roa fran = ‘'T® ome ana «a imroern. = > ™ all 4 ae =. Ais . ’ OW vac ANT : : oe _ w 7 HE ROO \FW BRICK BI We, AT Ow iv a ©" 13 bs nm " + c M . ; . ne “ee of? OF FRK—EKAsy TERMS. DAVISON ae Une OW: 4 rooms. MATT BRICK. 12 INCH WALI K § ‘h hard | COtt: 7-reem matt brick b . = . ectric, : ; =i 02 rd MUST SFLI—_wiy SACRIFICE ORTHT >T ° 5750 : 5875 x TL Vv i’ he? m » tee id - ‘Seni “ N RT MLAND i LAt ~uon > wnt tt Morne .° ath am DTMAN ; ra? .@* . e a | , bungalow of 5 roome- oe ‘ | roem ba elec. — + ; , * dancy home: ; | we = ere “On d‘tic tile be: ~ Eric. Sarage; lor 52x} . NAERT i 32058 , ; SEE Us. > a ater neat: fine comnMe: 5 rooms ho yment: balance ens a ide 3814" “~ - nD pS _cnestnut. Olive 96 4, t¢xx ITTORFF-GIes tien: | ae RLAUBER-WELZ. Graro | MICHIGAN = ; 7 in : Prec t* PENNSYLVANIA AV iwood ¢ —— \LABAMA ~aunz — ma ee Riverside 3100 a = Sach ; T= odeled. 25 ¢ was . cory drick Ste Ce furnace. on SS met ae ath we. : . BRANNER 2 | 2. electrmc lor 40x190- $300 ' : r- ’ ~"a > R? '- “ “a ‘ Je = ‘ «J x «? is ' . . : &. } Sia 1eAD. ’ a ; — ee BEST ROY ow NORTH SIDE BARTWIG-piscHINcrR a ™. ~ . | ath, . 225 NN 4 oan 3022 NG : . 7 7 7° Togm. frame, Dath = PLES 2 “P rooms and bath: hot-air heaf: en- ; RR “7% ;, = : eee “ - -——- x si a a " _— a: y carage: $ SOO. , =a! : R. rr SOUTHAMPTON c.. ae: ft a — RA | . 2 bath ne, cage: + rox | ELLEN WOOD, aes he | a ta. brick and frame cot-| bath. ~ modern, La0o ~ , _Macklind. Riverside 4410. c) -DISCHINGER 3005 6 : : ~RA BN] 4 WM. RODIEK ¢ c +5) le OMB. tile bath tae eBealow,; bric tTeets and alle . 500, | LUSITE ROOSEVELT HIGH. . -— , Ré S rooms, strictty | al wi a oe —~— — ade: fine condition oo, SARE: st: 6: >» dra tage oe a — Phen , “s-bullt. 6 rooms. beav- A REAL BUNGALOW Bry otto 3 : Mod m dune sa Seq a a ; — z= i finish and wood oor we - \ . ~ _ aan ; : ad : oe 4 ie 5 : . . ~ “) - ~ - oe , . a - ; " > ) _ oar - in toes won —_ =| War “ , , ' =e, @ , : .0w, 5 -» , > t ~ : . built-i bach. Jarge perch: worth “OugN . x= mt dri a: fruie ¢ "te » santrne eer ~ a ; 30 . YY aS aoa aS ___2Ta YOin. | lowe soo irame cottage, 3 rms., Drovemen:s er ey mn tile cate ete ee ~ Ay... S- See y B84 TL - aaen —— nn oo a ; = reoms “* 2-—a4 5" . : : a CORN. : : 3807 Se ISCHINGER. ses nN Eanes 7 podem 405245. owner: tee oome brick: | POLSON. - term, )20ms. modern indey, E2™. 4-room brick cottage bath, | = ee - yj KON, Realters, Ottwe 4 | i) os — V4! GENEVIEVE ay a 3 —: ééle vu ne 2 >) = a eg undry, furmace $250 CASH) $30 PER NTH, 4 room bri i . ‘ ; . : med _ a . - ~ —_ - 0 . 4 Kt wS . — . Ae a a> \ : ? m Ne ~ " eek te on i ee ee ; ‘ Srick ; ny — , te ’ : Cherokee 5-room 5 , 07 H 'chory st. : 3-room frame: im very - ; i, e a ; ae re : - ma. ; —— . eens ~ thu su i 2 a er , , = * " «4 corns Biri tly m lern . rs . vue mond tie : Sectric and ner * —~- 3 _ e e ; | " . : ts ~Tr? @ “4 ; > ; = * 7 Un i Ws: LL? >" “ in er -ETsS? 3! _ = = “* . . e . : PICK ”» (Hearn : ik *% ' vey ' ' 1 aN Wr? x P a ° ‘ i] } ‘ . ° — , . . a late ‘ ~> im - - — _ +- : Corr ~ at tse dat? . Sure GREER Ay . ; brick cottage ef : , 8 rooms bath. hot-air heat. single ga- . - Soden ial Geta. oo ne SCHSHOEFER a Vi i = ’ Lk . ie . eT? ’ Wns “ — . A. : 2507 Coleman. neat AM ttory Croom) oye ~ ab 2éxx BELT ay ”™ : ' : Prtok - Da th to! #t ee | iy Can De Ue d ’ wre _ — tif..) S oe ee mes - — for 2 fam ies. $5250. teri : —— a mas ; n 4 : j F°DERER REALTY oD a) —_ ‘ t » | . . , . - r et me st le thom. “ia san soem “1 exceilent con- , seen. in county. 4-room frame, . an ’ T ’ Ae one ™ — —_ eet — de, ., } Ae eae. ST. ~ Se — - os i > - — “MIM™ace- iot o7x135- $4500. —— ~ ee ® Cc Ris te Sian FRIEDA Ry andy do, a 32 Horm 2 frame houses, 2 and 3 | 6L28 CARO 7 ' ' Oil ™% rand ; = Lovers. r — . es ' La e Path Biect ric : 30 he ny $3 : , no ry = . » aa _ . ' . " e ’ er .) ~ OF : ; nee mor —. e rr eee . = _ —n — ~ ’ 4 k 2) : . _— . - — ; . : " . t z RE p N Pp. rr , ’ i} none et mw — Bungalow ‘OUT | ~2 ‘s Te :, (“¢) \(jk —~NORTHWEsr Ooms ieran, Lie cao. mm = cra we _ fe: —————--» _ PAULE, Realtor 5122 Virginia. " tai, . 4 modert con Vemences brick owt ~ wath ol ler @lectr', a ny . wa * : are . — it . Art 1k : oo ; _— * £ wth a ‘& i as] - _-— = ' ov°o a ler : YEBER s% "Aiea Price 500 . > Le : oh, : \ EE. T y so. = : = 54 wi @.dir 4 reo: ¢- ~a a = $35 ner tn S50” veaean Man ‘FE “ BRI« hk BI Vc ar OW—S500 ‘ ASH et on Ss a 7 Tao — : : i: SS >a eat 4 Orns til, +h , 1416 ea ‘hear '*e White W ate ; Cer : FR vA _* 2 Oart , rn oi fs "OOM bung eactr Om One flow, bath. i) | ‘an-/| &: “er iA SCHING aid laundry 4n¢@ cellar: END) me ry . Pp = 2 ana [TLENTZ. 4° ’4—Bricek bu iow : WA —arondelet Perk: must have card of , BEETHOtTr. -—— ardwana | VE RTRODE asso 2 - 2 - #de driveway: , ; a Call : ; HBeIyer + OO "itl . * aya . oom s r row x] “ .~ a “ — ~~" Rau ui a arn ‘ “ner oh . we ; ; tie OSE Tay ies 4 4 i Mar “rors © he © nae \ : “>, r’ “i ~ ee ’ Pe | tare rad =| be? ” rT Tower), 6.ru0m brick: bath, elects tmOCK™M 4 cent Forest $647. PICO DOOD. yen trem 2 to 4 today any a ley. $4550 terns ' be ' — ’ _ - . am vA emt © i ve ~ ; : Poin METER & BRO. 5179 Easton. Dis. AR Z . ale ? cation;: | —————_F — Ee s : ; 5. MEL RE @& 4915 : _ . _ San ee me —— a : . . , ; Q — =? | ‘ ; - OF : 5 = ae - _ 4 . + : ~ : ¥¢ = - ~~ 6 | bath: Ane. ~ ger | ; 1000 CASH. EASY TER WS \ iN ( 1827 Latin. t-room brick beet ®lec- | from bu mae. = : a | 4utiful nes _— : b BI \ Wie: Carurce BIKE Bla ble : er: . Emerson a he —e fl and Fo b. eRe » XCLE . —— S$—S-reom brick +e Dark } w2rage: mf ASD MS +7 © bath has Md flo - i. — ee wu : CUtwe : ee 5 eee : rj Lf Vi ru wae = . ~—' . = > d 7 > "rant J ‘« R104 “2 , Victo . let SOx 1 oO MO | ida wit aon ~~ - i 4 ne ine “ar lor — . -OGa Llan fur =e eT aig lve ten Sa) “ae : . oo. ; é- —_ : TY) : 7°. : . Sih‘ oe ‘ ; . . rom ; wily as, i» 4 nD Si, were = "hesten: . ‘ . +020 North Marker 5 rOOms. , Le Stor) : ‘ Ri, ' + $ ‘ frame. Dath. WOM: rook : 7.0 KUMS Rratere ~ S336 N KINGSHIGHW 4y “OGa tlw, a >. ~ = : tT ~~ S!x ™ . -es - 4 mS om log ts low ch Door bath, fy ssa ar Sarage: jot JOxIVS this ; , Use and can be DOught at a very Or oe = n en t PPreciated: | DORRFL VWGE &. CO.. Jefferson-Gravois | va ' ‘Sir > rand. Tics rht Se rOLTHE 6: ; Lk: 4 . . - a a mo | ; . ; : + af *. v "4. > . - mee - Ly _=—> " . . m6 Mont momery S- reer ? et Ty frame ‘ae : vad “ ie ’ te >. ; LR PW. Hre i , ranged for oF 7 families: «).. OTR ‘ 1. | 102 §& te: lox Joab se only S$3000 ses : : G room. *4 .~ FOOmas, su 1000 down ™ ” ©) = . a a a ; LS — - s > \ ne ) ; uth}... ag i, der = a9 ) Siw WODELESN FRAME P gy, ; +\ Oe lec Price S351 on |Q@Ok ie. 4745— Sungalow - 5 rooms, mod- itch : pl 58a. : » wa —— +- Roy ri aT & ALLOW se - af} o> * " ar e om : ‘ : PPmire =n Bis car-vs imsr . for ' TOK Sheridan. dandy 3- ovr rick ungzealo. with o" OO ns | j pad vO .eKia ares 3 © OOM = 3 : _ c . . 27? be ht and - . weoetnic. lance stabie Ser lots £2400 duced > SS200 for . sick * ne rr "11.8 in >! ' . in re O2y -ham,. hae. | _ = ARD FE SLSET, 3513 Grarois. | 1802 wr 1 JARZEMSKY Rene | be school | FRE: c : 2 fet front Sioa sthiman, 3109'S. | GOERNER 57i]—g oS Gravote_| ~ 8002 8 Lows Tyler 439 > oe . . ven daily fy — 7 in De given: x rand d 3°29 a, , > aioe a a ~e Modern; | . e _ +? ° ‘ : ; " , i. > 2 ~y re “ e - oe + a New - Fallon Park ‘ Ottagve ‘ss v / . ; r : LOR 0 — Arran. eg mr) ine, ¢ 1 Pope: «4 b i ‘ . € — o S000 CASH RB On | YAW fin- ,. ame 1 ~ tam, | ——BAT ‘eh: bath + 6 ; - ) OU Ss t-Peun ee “ ‘Ooms, | HODIAWON 4 I on : . wood we SS Broadway } - ; = esse F | @nce easy month " " | heat : c eg : ' ‘ ms". ton -3 ‘ Yrame cot tna, , AW »|y ena . : is, now. on wil ane E MONTHI \ ; ap ~ . a -l . , ‘ : ’ ; e ‘ : vs AY a] “ » | iG Pe bay od oe +, eee _ ——— i€) | LEORENSTED 1). BRINKOP. 419 = “ .* hor mood . o° . 94nd . ads aia ';, See this and n ane offer: owner | bath don! > day wi. | UINSYLVANIA. ana; — OOO » ir — oye ame — ies n Rivers} 2 f, ~ > Big « “Stee A ta etre , i4'a SEX Ar ER Ay ve — Sa - +] rAITAW a lifor: : —— ar ‘—. 421 _——— =side 3100. Se, ; a, 3 0t0-542— 7 -tamily frame ; 6 . electri — Cor; pme hee bic - . ralry -~, ~Jy — “ , aves e he-b esas . ; hy Aa * 000 Ore. ae semteeeetine pa a > THRACE, Vo 0d ern YUNA ow. ¢ roo Ing, ci, lectric: 37 2 2 - i -_ ; . . : _ CONC ANN oS® 7270 Ww ainwrigh: K " . ; rT St hb Wood re b. frie t a Oy BRENNEee | UF | JES : reer and ng porch — bath Price $3500 oe : = * a — —- arte ot KAI NGSH 1 a ~ y kas ’ ns , rw ’ ~ : ; = 7 - verunee larcwoag loo tear mt a »? eke | wom. Ty es ac —— a ay P ; NORT - ae ~- . . ; . . : we . ‘ : th ee Dest. iT : . | =>» > ‘ — = ae — - , R : TR by . ae sieges on ve se, S ai he “.. “OuUD_e brick ~ v7 —_ 432° rvuoms. “ 5; e he T ~ ' oot lot, . 4? " . ss Sas " ; a.” s z - i. : . Sa¢ | a . . >» «A | See : . e * = ; ‘ 3ee4 om gee rar Du y ~ ind SUNMrMam- t.. ' ~— maid oe ; Br. ; a . rr) « . " : . i rn : ae = . > ae ~ at lee eee TS a ” ' > seen ton ab oe ae ae Oo re Trice nd hog: . : PORTIS, 3°06 —; otage: 5-room , = i9 — ‘frame tna | lot 50 ‘feet ‘ — pn: finished IA SEIN furnace. jo. om ad -Ratoiac” —— —— —— furnace. bath electric b! ’ Pa ‘ : : ) * Wk , > 3 ee, : ; a om , . Ly ; ‘ . it) " a a : , : i ! va ; . vs . + ~ * . oll - F ’ os . F se PORT? oe ay rALOWS ee | WSK1. | OHMBYER. Fiona” 3 ioe USH-RIRNS.” 3295 7% $3000. Wott New. on Sete of ee DO ace. electric: 229x140. a ck cottage, tile 7 ; ~ a6 *. uM . - —— : st Dar | )j 52284 bricd ys since | . REALTY CO.. a bot-alr furnace: w.; aoa don — _—— + Sa 3 ARLINGTON “yy —$23°50° BUNGA LOW. $6000 ‘ARTWRIGHT-preps P™ ot 2nnten= i ori Cottam Rivers: 310. S715 Gravois 3 aa any ttt) ¢ “nh i ht lee mi - ne —— easy haem bh ~*~ “ * saa saa Sa nen rv) rt Li a ¢ is . } ’ STA 2 > D> = = P. A. ze vi : - , aes > : mn — : : ; . . : ° Can ' a >> > een a: a ~— “ . ap F 3 wG : dway car ta ' tq An ry ty yl sx “HIN, be chor . a “a TT) “RIN a tt: . aa y tt a ie | TER RY AY “ > - . >t aa 8°43 on. iia i - ' th a . . . 4 . : yee Te Fie : a on EO. street maved: ne et: © -StOre red betan > i on : ther stripmae | ~=ACBER-WELZ gx —=Srols. Riv 3100 | , ath. modern. $1 | Open day Sumida y . $6 O2- oor ftaz im oa Ors wWDer thers es : lot thse hs “oIns, Turnace Ne — : TIVDiN wes. Ole 7230—4 rooms, bath ¢ " ‘ 7 2 ee 7 me 4 » : ?. vy. . ; _ ‘ . he iyi 2 tT) . — Se a’ . . cl Soe - , - ? : = . - ’ sa e | pean z uJ is. r él. e, ctr - ; Ww lL. Kt HS REALTY i“) . . i m4 : . , “ss : ' ") hicken hous . ad ws 4 ‘ * lg said, ove ; onst ?2a3) x Grand arel a - REE iukS PRETTY _ — - ; Lie’T R Harris Re; T+ (*. a sate » Dee " ~ 25 _ . ‘ Lege - S.¢8man on greund. ——— — _—_ ee oat = q . alt Read : Ye Mar ; a al q ¥ ‘EW Rr Na t‘Lows rERMS . 4 ? —_ ‘ al e " ** oe . ¢ Se a — —_ - ~ a. wrt — ., a Cel ™: - 7 " —_—— —— eee nes Rk @ “a ; - ‘ > te »eok ~~; n. — . . ~_ - “ : . " " ee ' 44 a4 NE C.2> . 4 >: , ady for t ial ' _ . . . . ath. or A.” _ eee. furnea o and — . + hata : “ss & a - . e 4 $th and Pine ‘ ‘ il ¢ . _~ ; Unralow 7 9 onal aeren , ie gerece Pen sas MLRP ry) a, loy SOROS and ch treh = , , , wr © Name vw an C2 mw . > net ; ny ~ mp ete in ev - ‘hestnur >. ~ lb .? * Now under c amr ad: rent of : ran $037 —+ ‘OS, ean gr Ot - them anda : cc. P} HOFPFryaw | HE sse—i ms, ath saz U SR WELZ. 62 u Gravein, Riv. 3109 ~ Mane TON i Eis terme, BOtiate Domemion tet NEW BUNGALOWS 327 cmssnP# L. 2 Riverside 441s, | SLACBER-WELZ. gag} Gravois. tiv. 7100, ROSA.” 5030- = S00 tome TOM Beek, | ey > ee x ame S Te Sundays. 9:30 to 3 _p. m. Mier’ of 2 FI nouse: @ rooms, KLAUBER-WELZ® gogo e Pir. 21009 | je , Na) n Si 0 » Claxton bck tile BUN: OV ® an eeping vurch We nce eric garage. See KALK —S sua... ee bath. hard a , ; tm, , ; “1 . — ~~ Ns an : ; I in ; a ¢ ‘ irs “ , a Pry ay ‘ i omme - . ; “ Seuth : te, 4 ’ ; SS] ‘ “‘herokee. Re =A. +; 43- . Bungaiow new oom ™mod- i rage on)w $? ‘ = : . ' ms ree ~cs pe - "upa,r . " . ; = me . * . ’ ae . aed : . 8 oO . - = r cc > . “pa * age " cee ot Wee ——— >. riz . c r (> = " : "> Tower Grove line. ‘yh — a VirP——G "8. O@th. gas an, I COM ~ere, ee i : | ae “ » Te oul on - Salar Oril 1: reasonabic Om) Fi alow, 2 UOT S, “st, Seaton - 2 ag = eet ee a — - & ww one - rh furne are? wera Da mth Sr x ea tt ree een_and bailanc tke rent 200TS, furnace saraze. sa : : Bar. _ Victor 34, SM and Arsenal, ITT 3373 — E OSTEO yO Rare te re ss TALLER Reet tke. 7 AUBER-WELZ. 6283 «2: iv. $109 ROSA 4 te | 9890 O'tdeas m On, “~ TN ae ~., — : ‘entra! seS5ew . . ” . . | . . ; wr a ' r : . “ “ : I EL. BER« r, + isa = "a "7 _ cottage . Ga: ~ ; ' rood - tile bat é ~903-06 GLASGOW ' UNI , TST c MODEK SN SRICK RUNGAI = weer & — } reor > Tamer te: warage: $415, t= = CO., 4548 s. Grand. | 5; trier ¢ OM cottages. Seth. tolles. elec - — : PO Ariingetoy oretty 3... a “ten } convents.” . x a rater neat. how pare , ’ modern a: rill ——__— ELSE — HEN ii] . ¢ 4 . ~~ : . J. McCAWLEy REALTY ’ , i 4 , : . “Si a TUD. furnace PR: ult Tm issior ‘ = j Lpriy TOs x WAN? —_ ae ore 'e] ; ' ae Tr a we é ral. : q . , ll ir : t 2. on Llernt?: of : — E~r p* ” - oe ~ oh ' ree eee . \? "RG - 2. ih tric. far: . rt m : etek." aan Chestnut st. rage: or’ $8500 4 ms — 2-006 7? pe TRUST be BUNGALO - % tei and: ©. Horstmann for Pric > . y " => Yn) ‘Orisa ne. mm - ——————— ee. eee Re '.. Bors . Pe? ‘®. SDW lL. KUHs tn = re ‘SE na: a ANXTOUS TO SELL = : waht ah oundation o. 6 Urmace. double $300 CAS ah ane, af -: Brice oniy =osi_N. Grand S332 N. By ROSWELL. J042— mn Call . a pUy THIS Cozy ,-— Se ~~ wai, wader. ane a” he, Peweed floers. tite bars itt AN 12th ussel ae . modern. | t: 2. ae ‘ey Oden AND $35 MONTHLY. os — OC] us lot 50; m tie. —-TTECe: ilpt 'T x12 Price . 3632—Coita 4 TOMBRIDGE AGENCY, 3318 Meramec st. slecteie - ‘ +8, rc yo OSPR. = S-roore fan ee. an ‘Bes ad = Be! le- - ' “Sone Forest €808 efter S >; , stn room, hot-water __Riverside 2151 . wwe - « ‘ . . 7 i . ' sc OPN er Mugs . , " . . ’ a: - . ef . SCH Lek ER. 39878—4 wo rhe. / modern - - =~ . — st : : i Tro. ,? > ’ * 4 ee a wee, ° - Sc" ee ; ogy - - a.) i? i. : at ae : show —— . es . ‘ ee) i ———_ bry TP . > . os T nf te 5 4 “ N TH | ROLLAS-LUPEiR ad ahow: . ’ diamant .., **!esma .'s NGA A Ww. m Blow st one lock from ' : - *835—4 rooms orick:' price $4500 "ARLHEIMER 3503 Gra: ” _ PRICE Reni RD + estau: ae Pe settee a sae - Rew ¢-room modern frame. 4a! x -. “A@Ctric. bath. furnace. 45-; ole Grang * . ARK Sara eC ED. 4 a ‘erme —ot front. See og KET W828 ALSACE ay. INLY THRER LEFT : ITH R) TUMMBLSHEIM. 494° ——_____ Wellibuilt br: “ of G rooms bath. A, NV 3) ~ Rive: _S74W Sagan mat MMBLSHEIM. #94°— Cottage. 4 rooms 8 *; nae, doubie cerace: a DaTERin. on + -” ew Bungalow { otta Tes UNGAT aa”. 2: . Ge date: we. FIR a 60-foo: | large yard. See this. NG-GABRER? Peete, Will show you Shen ‘xh —" ‘erm --ROO A tage 7 2850- nace ne 4 rooms, “ ma ae FRED W. GELAN REALTY co C1lT & « me F. Dickmann R EB Ca #o0 — v- ‘ M MODERN BRICK ser Diese wo “Sane _ — + 2 Le S457 Gras ee — . 7. hee ret ™ P siete Vil FFMAN HUMPHREY aa3 ner 2 5457 We WHY NOT RTILD 4 NOoMF- i ».* : I =, ‘ J Ligh ' ‘ 8 Graw th “T= ; aa r. ore fta ; ere .- uid Rar mei : om Sungalow. Thek eam i ion . bioek ree a 37. | cn Men O8TR, tile be a. furnace | ; _ oS is 2 F DW. Geraw we rice $4250 tS Minato. tres C Tait! Neri Chars, | SUN eam , ; TT ST? on 8 he co... Easton = f LA FPERTY 4 TOOLE , . . is d - : u blic ~ “b ‘ . : . d 7 rove ‘ ark leh Re 5457 Gravette and ic) ~_ Re eel: | 3 t 2 : r >. 3512 —Dottace Ft. Cora. w0h Wainsright Bldg OLE 3633. Pee rely MOMEST | Phowe Grand 4979 "422. Darsain: S hot-waier hens ase: 5 Feome, ile — ~Gli Grand. =. Tho et heat, _sarare. tage and HAMMER, J548 3, . LALDEL @ WASER, 2928 s. Jefferson. op terms,

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ES | BUNGALOWS F ale i880 Shenandoah; 5 roome, NDAY, 2 REAL LES} A or 2 TAGES |BUNGALOWS AND COTTAG For Sale ——— vig | sl dilate — 925 COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS AND « For Sate — ——— S S264" Easton: 6 rome, ——— — coTTaae NS NGALOWS AND COTTAGES |BUNGALOWS AND aa For Sale = Scediieeas } skin Easton: 7 rooms, bath, sigstrte, DT TAGES re enh LOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGA ne ant For Sale South . Teneo tage, frame, 1) 43. Easton and Baren, TT , ee ; SOUTHWEST. 5¥81—Cot > aenettant f ; oe For Sale Bouth South | S EGO. 9915 South Kingshighway modern, corner for business ion | | INGE TWalls maait bricks pot mat Fr So em 7 ee " owner. ; H wa — — oe “South = vEROOM moar imateeed we C. CHAS. ea iene verlooking a ist floor: hardwood floe floors: SUTHERLAND, ee cL ik, aap 9 ig dha ie}. -*, clothes chute, built’ a n "bookiate-s. ion . ——e — * $454 PENNS Y LV ANIA A men 4373 Bingham ayr., paar wes Sot oy ‘THE J F tile bath on itton: 6-car ; most —~y- SOR, 5980 Eas'on av. 4, 5, 6 an rooms Freneh doors lock from Slaw's Garden We Sa EE Use bathe. "turnase, EOD. 833 Chesnut. NEW rp lbting LOW LISTINGS |Cudunt i. “ALIMeIMER, a17 Chestnut, Informacion a Office open Sunda. | eee the big Majestic | and ‘Tower Grove Park: anh ee mee | S300. 5 2. E —————— low Ss : i te 6-room Bunga (e735) only 5. 300. tm A, _ Olive re 98. —SUCK R_ BUNG! ALOW, - brick, 3 reoms, TYROL BAN, 4944—Bunge advertisement in | up-to-date ; \ . = ornia ildi : 000. es . ‘Disnatch f R \ CALO £: Be “ASD. 5450 iste: , com- 3641-53 ‘rulmore, ¢ mn "bath, f ixtares, i tonne price $82 200. rooms, tile See Me Before Building mete inewenen tbe 8015R. : roy page 15. | +E he Mouth Bide. ide, “323-8 specimens ma. | ur a . . . = ’ _ - Be tansy B-room bung Noor; jor Bani 40: _ made. HENRY 4244 ge See this. I BUILD AND FINANCE ON EASY TQROLEAN, 4988—S-room frame bunga- | | fate on the South. - rol urnace beat, $7500, CO.. Lansdowne ane wy Bos. (c) wbii8 oa 4 aaa. sun porch, bath, TERMS ow: wn pretty e. modern: || tile og By electric Raturent oe — ye ee ‘OMPL ETED orn eres 4419 5.7 me . MODERN COTTAGE — =: | See this, ana | own lot or on one of my vrovements. URKE REALTY ©O.. .| fo. rooms, furnace heat, t . 7 E . in P FILL MOK % ort ok bungalows of 4 On made nfixvurep house not new but in hail: this is a dandy at @ bargain. | |] choice lots. Tassos my work first. _Riverside 431 0. Forest Park: * Gran 4 ere waiting for single or ANY REASONABLE TER} Bf 'Marpiy bed, the bath. Tarnwce pefeehstnaition beautiful" Saray" ot" 60x | hal tends ta py | Oa te gs Ls eg es it | Te Sere same Sregees ‘ise toe'h se oi +) 043 Fillmore, HUR FISCHMAN - *y strictly modern ; ‘a7 . : ce Ay. INK‘ 1306 8. STH ST. OMPLETE BUNGALOW heat, bath. lot 60x10; ART $8000: terms. On > ATH, brick bungalow with liy. ra OL Tg ih gone Py + letantaneoys hot water cc ‘CORNER i is Av Riv. 1280 jjever was block to Tower Grove car. PRETTY BUNGAIA Watson DBL. || ; 104 N. 7th St. |} BLDG. Til 12. Event | ugh—f) ive-room «4 fay. Bus line REALTY Co.., cantan ined ce: % block west Kings SSY, WELL BUILT _ 4612 Gravois . y Y ||| mace; one > $5 00 cash, balance easy 6431- Bradiey av.: west of ll built. 7-1)! onws 6233 “ Open Sundays —_ b, pedestal was a *sOK-O'ROT ae Gravois av. | fixtures: "$1000 helow cost: look at it to- CLA Higan and Miami: 5 N DAILY AND SUNDA l blocks te school: 2-5. e block from bus; we ic, fur-| | Mark's -— | front. Built-in tu WAT: 310 > way: se: ER. Riverside 3001. N. WwW. corner Mich water heat. ! OPE? terms; ouen from 2-6 tnut. Olive 1427 | and on bungalow. bath. electric, 50x |: 5049-—Bungaiow in St . reife 451°. ODAY day. BRANNFER._ Rive ms. tile bath, hot i ' ENZL ICK, 1010 Cheetn room frame ts; garage: iot WELLS. 5044 3 garage: big ° loset 8 Construction ot ee ° To : AW SR500 ,ay SEF ) IT laree roo rs: eXtra fine: built or) \ = Ww ALOW. $7250 nace, plenty of closets: r will show. ish: 5 rooms. bath, 3-car (a one block from Cherokee car. This ig og ee be po 4 h. , baréwout 4017 GO AND av. Kootenay + i a oe , BRINKOP = = ang Re. Southwest oo icy ‘TLY MODERN—E an built ericts 200; ER. L ruNGsiO Won 806 Coestn TERMS neem wee 676——4-room eS ed. furnace, farerhott 27.|5 roome, bath, furnace. ston & CIZEK! olive 98 2S netes RICA. 1929—Hungaiow. 656; dandy rooms. tile bath. fur | @ “See 3 arthur; frame, 77 . gh Hh -—- : ‘a fioors. Ric Wve 14°77.; : > 4 erms. PRICE 4 AME hardweod floor. steam bungalow: 4 te. ; ‘lot. 40x2 00: it’s vacant; 600 lot $0x ectric, furnace: gar For- ; slow. open. ee hestnut o slate roof: t 3. k st. Victor - ] e brick. tile roof. har for 2 Gwood floors, e And garage; i9 bath, e! - locks south of tien nA - am CO.. 2644 Chero ee . VM no 1a. ac . 4 alley made: garage nace, har de: price $72 ; Casy ms beth. elec. gas, on: 3 biec he ES eS YTASKA j REALTY t SM 3 | wast heat, street an block from ts, etc., ull made; Fooms. me out tod: peepene , 2693]. . a = —_ OT RS ANTHAMP.{ 1120. CA CUT WANT r Us S me in this exclusive | cars: 2 car —- °$0800. See own- | firms , : 06 Chestnut st.j 120; ‘ONY H HURLEMAN, Viet viewer 7 oy Sen 50 month, | in- ee a fair price. BOT Rie-| 4407 PENNSYLVANTA AV. : ni. 8, room, reception hall bats aie ani ae ao Py AT $2500 oF 1 reat. sill buy @ médern a acklind ‘ : - tile | @ection: 6 —_ re floors. Hum- er for quick sale. . ‘Ss UP - LAPEER - Grand _& corre cludes all inte arlor, hardwo ui] —S ne and Mac (e) - & w. 7 rooms, ee : hardwood floo an room brick bun- iT . brick Y LITTLE o bs a Pulde de 3375 ieee 00 ncmwat om frame bungalow: lot. zibo: wareg 00. | cash Oty oday: you will R. it. One block north and ck bunga- WINTH. 1220-3 P @ moms, bath, | _per Bit rooms and bah: FEE Pe10 Gravnie er. Modern 7 ric. ete.: carage. rit handle: this ‘s a real op da furnace. "bath. carece: : house, grapes a n i142W- or N- HAUER- "LUSTKA NDE ye efia Clayton leted: origina) new desi $i 212% WN. 1ith #t: BUX R. EL STELLA. ¥ o—S Victor 47 PARISH furnace, elect ic 7s ~ GRIN KC 61 an ght price: open today. ble; see this double jot CO. Phone Mr. Karr. Bentor 4 Calumet Bidg., | GAUZE : NEW BU NGALO . low; just comp ements; spacious liv- I91L2-12% WN. : _ erage: $3250, _ HOLY FAMILY 7 s. tile | ge-0n ‘SEE “ at the r! : “DERER REALTY Co. gona ON-O ROURKE REALTY a L. SCHOPP, 21 BEAUTIUL k east of Muedfer showing many improv usually large $1056: price $5 : naalow; 6 rooms | _ g Ss. bath beautiful 6 room et. Olive 98. FE 2610 Gravois av. WATS 5715 Gravois. | RaD L. 5736 Goerner (one block e finest across front: two-un ‘EST ST. LOUIS SWAN, 4517—5 Toom 4107 Wvomine: “aa liar. brick porch: j Chestnut __Vietor 47 1A 1S _ Riverside 4310 Olive R47. v strictly modern, ing room of comfort and con- W ————— sonabie. W. 68. Kell 408] mh «team heat, fruit cela: SEE “7 3° WAY PARK x 30——A, very fine 4-room | Oliv NEW BUNGALOW. Park)—6 rooms, late possession; $2500 am eres @ model CHAS. 3. prick; J rooms, “tenn __ Grand 1257 , a ig ll Grand 9544. ce af Building 1312 KINGSHIGH BRADLEY. 64. x200 bag low price: cash, balance easy terms. condition: tmmediate peny Pl. Del. 22 RANKIN, 110- et ic) “ low 4 B ree. NOT -WERER. _ rR — ( (> Ree or l ~ ¢ Mr. Al Herz; . _ftame on iot L. A. Blue. $500 rior. tile ch, etuape cash. balance terms. R. EB. CO. yo 25 Westminster : " TERRACE, « 4819—Bunge om RE ~~ titel ST. ° 'S, FLATS, STORE lendid bungalow of h: house terms cau or Chestnut.| rooms and sun pa 1x120: price FRANK L. DIT7MEIER R. —— BERLAIN AV. electric; ren “Hom b ingalow; modern. For price cal] DAT IED uP RU NGALOW—™ _ tub BUNGALOWS. 3 ETC Sple ‘all in kitchen and bath: R G scoTT 800 nace heat; ict lvania 3 nut. 6719 ge hot-water terms. : ~ a. bu‘) : ver > ' rox ti} sh it ta- OREX 7 & | -water | floors, furn t av.. Pennsy O24 ¢ . " Agents. rdwood floors, . | easy Realt mle; make ©” or. S508 Gravois. Grand 7844. RA rooms e bath ort furnacd: BUILDINGS. me. 0 oe ripped, eaniked and bas « Se jern 5 rooms, hot-wa 00. 7638 Williams flvania av. to “Quick Sale Wanted Six rooms, he ic; double garage: JOHN H. ABBOTT 4 Grand 9544. ow Ss § laree ‘chen Home Comf T OWN ERS |is weather- ge many @ther modern BUNGALOW—Mode 4 churches. at | $7500. . suth on Penneylvan Original (c68) tile bath. « electric: _p803-06 N : ; ma ESS EE, weter banee reems Meet in kitch Bw LO . de- | sonary westtubs &@: LONTeClat e@ ear schools an 3 D Park. Go s block weet. heat. six: TEENTIL sta ren ne ; 2 T in : - “SEE 17a.’ rer Grove Park. . Williams av. t LTY Co., $ HOMES brick; modern | ma DISCHINGER. 302 rooms. 4 rick wa: age in- bat! = a, tae . . FENPRER RF« ; ionente aw * Preliminary e! - re you state a cent. | feat yard. 51175. SE} fe. tet. Tower G ; stucco: hardwood KEMPLAND REA Chive. 6538. 6742 Bradley 5-room , HARTWIG- s) si RN0- price “38300. Mg 323. | TENNESC EE. 466 a | - 2% 2610 G - brought out befo: >, beautiful NKOP 619 Chest-1 'NGALUOW—5-reom - r Forest 5 Sth st s ‘ PRICE.CUT. EASY TEEM ams HN BOTT. Itor Seutitul —¢-room a brome ee BARNTSOME. MATT BRICK Bes ior bed Service ana "3127 8. Grand BL | —BRICK BUNG ALOW * foots, It you want © seal bargain (e) | a x B95 ty bungalow. ae? "ry sited frame, $1600 5731 Sein see F SIXTERATH 10i5- a cnt doce At ot yw; terms NNESS 1S Milertz oma. & ‘ ice of Bs | " Park Ae . c tfered, 6078 Arthur 3-room ’ brick ‘enly $7750, with | SL 3-4 rooms and ene ted et > DAHUHEIMER, ‘8303 : 48586 rrain wah 4 6346 ) Graham. Owner At the price otter 8 urnace, iy -room frame, $5000. room ete.: only flat of rent 8 : orice BALTY ©v., price $35 ++ Rouble earace: berga’ 4a Rive Olive RTS Phone—Gran 2742 J diate Possession its beauty: garage: Hoffmann av. Pras oe price 6836 Arsenal, 4-ro 5500 floors, furnacé id at once. (all 8B roome each. electric; rent STIS Gravow _vo's Grand MITE Recltoms Arcate ——— Ph \one—Ri vers! ide «+82 J Imme la : it, for | BUNGAI LOw—6 rooms. o erms. 6567 ctrtc, gas. lot 40x 6554 Fyler, 5-room stucco. floors: $1090 cash: must be so 2" = : ane [ONT AV Residence ka st.: & rooms; well bu b r Shaw's Garden: $9500: ¢ : bath, = + rthur. 8 rooms. hardwood , mine. estnut. | $10.500. Rea! Pees tage; frame: 5 | Tp NNESSI cE, 4 ~ 5121 VERM rooms‘ and hath | (; AIN 4980 Itaska st: neh britk walle: slate near Sha SEY. -1125 Chestnut $5200; ter WwW. Oor. Grand 6833 Art +. and ex KD & PRO., S15 Chest JOHN H. ABBOTT he ee : NAERT Er hall: ¢ ng ory frarr = S f ony &! 000. * " = A e . E a. B AR brick bung. owner a Lana ‘s oe tile bath eae: one Li’ ian” Parkview z_2850._ | sony HURLEMAN 71. a “41. aa St eed D MoOune. frame: rent fe JOHN 8. ULAR ‘OTTAGE ; BARGAIN STODDAR e at ~ a hs a rare re > Cheetn ive ) =| a @ ‘s ; re. 1.8 i rest rare “ oa . 4 el ; : ee tly I rae ; o ‘ . v ; . nS | rere “EIGHTH, toot ae a RFINKOP 619 Chee ret ge ye a 5551 Louie lly hardweed floors, tile lot 202135 xarase Y ee anc : + | BUNGALOW—6°* say eal hag = A, 4900 e 6828 B BALSON AV. | furnace: | $45.- ee oe all 6-room brick: rent 4540 Evans. By smaetion Porte, | $4250: ba th Baste) room. 2 yy ae ‘0 4) > PiY PR ENT? aan | aia tre “ent Viwe { screens tii nines: mus ) ah. "D NEOSHO. . suthe 5319 tas losets x1 west of Gravois: “ hot-water eat ul uw through; : NKOP ¢ . o> rage for 3 mac (BP) AN ~ walk weet: rd. ravois. floors, large c 3. Grand.| ~~. uincy, 2 blocks etric 5 rooms, left; wonderf ALL UP Fon " a or0seel NW 400 pene Pi “#300 c (SH—BALANCE EASY + “4 ‘anntent ‘tated. Bi NG rALOWS Take Greed a p Rage et soos, Dasrtineer R. Co. Zetterese ant © =a STUBSSEL | REALTY CO.. —— ——— —_" a Q — hardwood oom. ole a floors; vers ee Vivenia. 300 Our * Jat of f Realtor, . Grand. Gro “50-8 lot Pardwe BOS 8k45 Filer « ~ new 4 A one hieck DERN exceptiona: re. a. ” eranitela sement FYLER. 6958—Bur Kalow . LEE- AND YOU "LiL uf fixtures, modern plum like rent; ocal of Olive Street rd. p —4} rooms, all — c. ES Ral TO TAKE OFEER NORA VK "SEBASTIAN eaten > E R114. Victor 4762... A] 7>, ieee mented oe kK ELSE y ets +t Gravois. open "> Rickboff for aki t427 Dandy New Frame Bungalow = "406 LE ge BELLAS, Boa - 100. sah; hele oot. DAHLHEL ME BUNGALOW— o 3607 Hartford ee pes “se BUN 1G! 4 HO = ttage: 4 rooms, $97: _Chestnut. Olive : hire av. 4 rooms aree INSPECT—R ooms, tile 3-5 angle: _ reom brick cot $9000 ANDSO ME YSouthampton): 4 rooms : “ATO OW iN. . 6239—New cottag pny ay ICK. 1010 7411 Devons hades. screens leted: 6 lovely r }; make UX RR. EB Grand 784 ae Murdock (Southamptor electric BI "NG A ~ ST HOFFMA ; all modern convenien WE N é HOME cel é@lectric and cas, « lot 50x Just comp hot-water heat. / esis cess B20. AUX RE. a Bungalow: 5 rs h and. furnace. growntone GSHIGHWAY 4916 DELOR ST. @ttic, tile beth: @ B.S A NICE _ bungalow: | furnace! fruit trees, garage; lo K|bath, hardwood floors, : lot 50x140. BRICHBER, “Bungalow: mod UTAH. $007 7 teh and chute; easy terms: open 3 GRAVOIS AND KINGS “ : onatructed end Bentron 502. bungaxw. 6 Hoffmann av® stucco th. od base-l and fixtures. 50 - PRICE &@ CiZ late {- Scar brick fen a1? Chestnut. - TA TTO! aeoa BG? | sun parlor; t ioe reduced fee a ave, | “SAR SOUTHWEST. bungalow: 5!) 5 rooms: brick: well hardwood flonre. | Bs 7PMANN ae Sis ge A ny mnece, the SS) Been. ae ed! oF Cherokee st. Victor | slate ENE J. ALTHEIMER. 8) 4 and 6 4p 3204 S. Grand floors; lot 60x140: price ater: Arcade Pidg. Olive : an stucco pune heat..." tn every 9 Way ~ ctric fix- | HOFFMANN. arge living room, eh POUT 1: conveniens Grand/| REALTY Co.. 2 A E = COTTAGE, $3750 2729 Dayton. a pend S ==. + , Ree itone 6471 Wanda ric, hot-air : MoGcern b. pv! :inbin. ele bath, furnace, 31-3 ft.: ren Ry lot 35x12; w. Cor. _ pn 9-12 Sundays. 5 BROOMS, r: large rarage. hardwood ~aroom «6 brick. sale ‘eee Co., Jefferson and G 8. 4% POVER ST rooms. tile bath. electr) ctric stove With | gunroom, tile bat ; owners home; @nd rear porch: lot 3 and china ONY HURLEMAN, 8. ictor 241. 1120.__Ope - OFFE? - = t 1521 ow Billon; Manchester ca 2-cor € terme. . $4750 Deore! R. =, - 5 -- bungalow of 5 rooms atm ‘porch: garage, 4 MORE | tures: ete. latest terme ‘right Positively — built-in fiower boxes completed; | TU Arsenal, ae The ats GIVE US you R O 560x219: good condition. os "on ORERM BR*., 5179 Ane amrvie Riv. 2100 VERMONT. os ttage. MUS colonial -. 2 a dancy home: _ terms if des oN my. garage: price and oe , doo: ot. electric: just emt he * this and z CP FOR 2. frame tage, | lot. “g URIAN. 4016 Chouteau gv. A. . “4 ritit? c — are, fer the rw EHS shat 8545 Wroming bid > wa AIAH 42 229 ~4 rooma, x : aa Ope 4 nd 6 °43 Gravois. calowe TRON CE nr TRKE SEAS Gentele. Grand Car to Fairv “yp | meee have 5 __ LEE- -SCHER MEN. PARK 0F—Brick oe © -car garace. Lansdowne and 4959 Sutherland: a acreens b oe for professional ory Bits. 0 Olive 378. future; weL oe i a 10% N. SS rnnee .| "$8250, DAHLHEIMER: 35 : room rte pee oe WILLMINGTON boat ten- er x ROC Me BRIC K, de os etc.: een ae floor: I £ a} ENSTEIN FR 2 Q9 tt ( ompton ing porch on {; garag k floors: garage: good brick bun it. ‘Wipfier, builder. bi BENT! DOWN. ” fi verside.. 33: . = finis A th: Jarge porch: " Hf BU NGA * ; .) i f rs. siate roo ¥; = parior, oa BE Us” 7029 Bru runo: @ floors. brick to su fellow. a ee Wb eo. fed: $4000. J—Bungaliow. 5-reom : bui t-im tile Batt a ~ G ARDEN raat oom ree gas, fur-| wood filoco ve town: will sacri ice 50. “GEE ut st Olive 98. ~. tile bath. hardwood rch in| ural Bridge-Goodfe N—45300 balanoe monthly buys 1239 N . coon |S Teoms. | WILCOX nnd lectric. furnace. street —% Hors, Olive 7893. 4 OH AW o_Y A dandy 5-room brick cottage: ke anj Cwper must lea tnut. ERINKOP. 6i9 C bestnut_st.—_ — 19 rch across front and ~~ ro | "30x12: 6 ROOMS—MODERN and elec | And ba ste buildings. @ families: will gon 4500 tile bath. ¢ n arrance .erms. DOR DIXON, Realto: w = yW. $6750 nace, electric: garage: $7000: | ma CO., | _$10.500; te: LOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut. | B : 300 DOW N—™M frame cot-} Dorch a age: furnace heat; lo 7 Gambieton; bath. furnace 2 seven part payment: investigate. P cottage, 3 rme.. eee BEC HLAN ath en ——" $250 CASH) $30 PER poeor a vers LA oms and sun parlor, 5 oahie "CHRIS TIAN BP ‘Ste: - (c) | JOHN H. ABBO 8—7-reom brick. bath. an § BS - ag on made street. price $8700 niet ‘*KLER R. co... oaat tua dg Olive 378, | sider won't Tast long ER bath LOOX, 4439—Bungalow;: d electrie’ ee 5 Seeem © 1808 Alfred, 4 ro hardwood floors, heat, B19 Moecry an he tary | LANSDOWNE. 503 open Sunday. 2 to 5 tage, 6 rooms, bath, — Cor. Grand and "HEMMELMANN-SPAC we) Y ‘Chestnut. BELLIS Realtors aL Ee ent ate td LPLAT OOaMER ick cottage. +) WHA h ¢ ce and « onditior - CO. Mai re old, tile bath, } ' Bory furnace. electric: fy HURLEMAN, 8. W. 41. M BUNGALOW, h- RE-FLAT - 5 room. Dat urna : -) ne : YAR’ ?P ¥ ‘ Majgr 481. yea ha rgain: termns > Chestr mut A Real Bargain in ? ~ re On. NY - - fl. Victor 7A) ‘ ‘ALOW 7-K00 1. dining room. kite STO rty: goo4 ; : - . om. AS) 2 “AP etc.; @ rR. BE. CO... 822 “a D. m. , &L. KUHS REALTY Cc Arsenal, “d fi. _Victo RE'K BUNG Large reception oe fi Siogr t. investment property; eae, Bath. oerflinger K. Co. Jefferson ang Gre PICK THIS UP CHEAI AV GUSCe F ARK GALOWS es 8321 N. Broadway. Modern 5-Room Brick Bungalow B Efast room. bedroom ‘fire | Car s lent terms at office. .rnom bungalow, Doerf] inger R. Co.. "1° LOU! IANA | . ne ae IG Hw Ay Pp BL NX -. - _2831 N. G rand. : : th 6-room. Modern ADLEY AVENWUE. Possession brea as 4 tile hath second Ter’"a: conven : OOTT AGE—6: air heat. single ga- ) 11 KINGSH na ae Zixx—Very fiRe , 6903 BR N. Immediate bedrooms an 4007J Sunday. : POOO WLNNEBAGO, 4008—Cottage age: ote rooms. bath, hot —— Ss e: ex- ‘T21 w of 5 rooms and 2034-38-40 IDAHO ST. MecCAUSLAND. a home, big lot: $1000 DOW hade trees. ms. well La. ol 5 aled beds. Cabany Fame, toilet; jot reception hall brick, tile ba @ Foo arbor: will consider trad Splendid brick bunza’o ms and toilet | J0054-38- w ke ad- 2-etory brick, modern - Bee or cali er jot: fruit and s tnut st. 4980 Itaska st.: § Foor brick w #3126 Monday tn: .) 4 ae ar “ pie - ret floor: 3 re ~ rs: gteam ee have been reduced. eo ta , ed rient: easy terms. Large corh ° C.. 826 Chestn * wners home “Inc tile bath: Shive ERs & OD... Int. Late ron co proved 4600 KLACE w ELZ. jo one oe pi! * nat ERER RE ek oo. is_ay. {tile bath, Lae! serge root tical- | modern: Sunday 1 to 6 p. m. FLOOR—46 district: wa we cy ’ Int. Lafe NDERFIL CAL COURT $15.750. . 619 Chestn bef * t bargain in the ~ MACKLID hal ance like rent. . walle: hardw L. HECKMAN? e822 1114 an pi. bath. of urn- 1922 CHY . [MITT, Realtor. CARONDELE 4 a BRINKOP that ther are the es sunroo only $100 cash, ‘ Com'l Bldg. te: J grade e 1427, a aes Olive 2464. (c62) s. ist floor. tile 10,-) - tor 3 r. 4-room frame, ANTON. SCH 3000 6128 ye porches, hardwood | 18 Lawrence They have 5 rooms ck ED RLTY. CO., 403 Co new; hig Chestnut. Olive 1427, 100 _N. 7th st. new 6 rooms. rice reduced for 3 families: garage : ‘FRAME COTTAGE—S ex Toms. sieening por niences: ODDO wn —is ora, | Ret today + hall. larwe brim: ASSOCIAT ~ rooms. ; i foio 7 ? Ww home e 2 cars: D Arranged month’ wilt trade. $ 1, | and 3 2831 Salena: 3 rooms, elec 48 6.6 ' and nil moder& must have care of 3750 Do low: hardwood flo ai. | Deautifu } rath. “tyre y*- terms to sult MAGNOLIA. 6117—Bumgalow, 5+ eave ENZLI y NOT BUILD 2A bungalow. BUNGALO ‘9001 oak today Sa coe Olive 3165. | cars: rents $100 a REAL 4, COs» — = STUPSSE! REALTY CO ~ Cerondelet Pesk: must ha Re eee iin heat: mbar gern porch and ee: st. Riversife 2814.) Ae ae. wit buy, Oe Potter, 6004 | ~ WH ¢ 2 motern 5-rcom bungniey. 4916 =a 7. and | CHAUNCEY P. HEATH C (c62) O. TY YIP Bt Naas © 1000 CASH BUYS bungalow =e fl Bungalow. 6 Buy cirect from . Fores: S61 and Forest i ST a ok — hk oe oc £22 Chestnut. THIN K IN G MARDEL 7077—New. 5- Foom | mod Tr. price $4250 FFrERTY- Aig R633 modern ey ~™ plumbing. pg Paprry ROOMS. pe thes FUENA or Olve St. oe ’ ly: 3-4 room| will ‘and Raseeti | L0ots: ; $2150 > MES. EXCLUS GLICK BR. E_ CX 7 AW + a e_bungalow; open right Bidg. ¢ : goog age weer ly 72-74 Madison (out Page ents, | 1422 Wash, y 1 and Russel! $150 DOWN—PRICE | AND M "KER , ON AV. Ty ? __ellastone | ine 5-room ck 201 Wainw DAY SURE tures. ete.: la terms right: positive 837 nice granitoid bagem Feaemeee: gaia mom TY On x “ ‘ new NEE 1: 7 reoome ILMINGT 4 BU IL ADUKE a e $8750. GOING TODA value i: : price. and te road to Ry ear: 8 fine shade | fina Meta illler "3 ET iest: esraae: | 0016-28-25 -30-ft. lor: tust north Binraiow, 4035 Magnolia p nd. with 1129 W low of 7 rooms, 7 he bath fu new bia: a wonderful her | Sdmission by appointment ‘NN & CO. rch scrose front. also r terms: open RL 61 MandaM cc) | frame cottages:. 30-ft. 5O38R Me sunroom: matt brick al! ground. with ifm! brick bungalow of 7 rooms. d Prices Gratis PEN BURTAN, 4018 Chourean =o. on U commn tactwaed fasts "thie, reat, | Samiasion by, appatntment eS 464, ic8* | trees: on lots O0x165; easy ~Main_*1 anaaM fc) | 3900 Deior Riverside 5t oun .! green tile roo td A beau ce, 2-car garage. Estimates an J. W - 5 low: dandy w 6 rooms. brick mantel, tile Ww “Tt at. Olive 2464. trees; fternoon ag. ou NGLE FLAT, $3500 - ix. BARGAD > 2, match: [7 motern Comee: | ne bath, femme "3° We Finance. McCAUSLAND, 1216—Bu hardwood | Dutit-in tile bath. brie rate fruit an A A FALOWS | thie 2 Realtors. Arcade Blig. Olive 378. SIN ck bumgelow. 3 —s«dAMTX-ROOM éevorateé: me fixtures: every { construction 0000. “SEE T “" * Olive 84. Pp cc ms, reception l. ha } 4 bu ick a!) sround: sepa and school: ST T BUNGA BELLIS, Re down, 4 rooms up eachy path, eeokric! 4332 Wyoming newly erene, and hichesi type © RRINKOP, 619 Chestnu BARTH & CO. a Sa heat. marble sinks: rea elaiiite. oan 23/5: price $8100. v- | SOUTHWE none floors} BUNGALOW Kage aw my wy poe f ine Russell. WM. MF M. WELLE, 103 v. BESZLICK. 1 K._1010_Chestnu TNGALOW BUILDERS—RE! 624 bargain « BOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. opens to Olive 1427. brick, large living and ete.; karage:| 4190 Grandview p roome and larse | ar erty. Look or CO. 1015 room frame : COMPTON A -walet “AL SNAP UNG HW aiitititigs a JOH H. APS els : 0 Chestnut. matt ne rs, fine fixtures. ; t Park: 4 large JOHN DOCKER' RY & rs, Dearing 4 roy one $6750 eens Oo Bexcavow —si1 Lot Famonoren EAR onafor SauwesT ge = =a HOIGE HOMES . MeCAUSLAND, oa floors, efeam heat ertth | W Baik, 1010 cr BUNGALOW jot, 525150: $8800. er McCausland, furnace. us: nae be ae mem AT—EABY TER} 8 on ey se lheat, bath. ete. only 967 xtnut eft Miveroom stucco bungalow ill | N SOUTHV “bungalow room; hardwo screens, etc.;: 2332 HAMPT heat. 6980 Marquet ms on one ficor: heauti? u , . geunday 1 te “ BRINK OP sis —_—— ST. ee foubie ” ter care of c . B—4 see 6471 Wanda av slectric. ot- a — 4329 Alma, 4 a) pam. ig ” oi) bumer: §T 1500, ‘b but ge: sell; make ven large cpereens, ehgdes end fix-| ¢y, en ag Ey floors, fine fixtures, tt RASE Re ALITY CO.. #21 Chestnut, ge ge NS and a “otis tor : 7 oa orm . a * | oy s > Tr ; c 4 . . ; . _ ° . ra) > Ox * b oe o4 . rr ; flat. © P ats R. 5 tere trieh eotanee, 5 ane eo PEDERER REAL 1361 0 Gravois. aeeeake perth. —— GIR “Delor "6. POOEas, +g - 4 — offer: open BOTT Realtor, 709 Chestnut. ee tnclude jt terr sae Oa. ° ote, yr ce ponsee $5300 | ND BRICK price 96000." co Bungalow: 4] .. one-story pric! 1p ey Ait Bpricior 4762 W. 812 DEGEN- | roncre wy HECKMANN 0X. sth. (c62) | nace, hardwood hogy Be “he gORs E. ABSY 159—Bungalow; eon b ‘FEDERER REA 10 _Gravow s¥._ | 7028 leat ee ee amet FRAME A! OWS ° hide oceracmumn ld ts bi BRINKOP 619 eet MUERN BUNGALO w do 100 BS. 4th 4054 Eichelberg r@. brick porch. cCAUSLAND, 2159— . ‘wp and _ Victor i. =e eo Vi iw. rooms. Karr. 69 Ma . ™’ AL W 7th and Chestnut ste a es pa‘? IARDT Tr t- 2464 cGwoed floors, -| M - rood §=floors » .! as TL BUNGA leep Re , a NG a. Riverside arge 4 308 DEW ‘3 roomie, tie : wf _preagway 6 ro mS. eth O00 apes a RI¢ “K ; BU NG ALO \\ s | oy —_ — > rooms. i bath. — ful hot-water mat built-in tub, ie 5 Neosho, €-room. ey Pn LARA _ SCHOPP, 214 Calumet Bidg. BUNG Subd! vision - he North ,. ect! maj. | tUrmac ls ony t an — on h22Z2 Sw agg Wals re Oa |) | 64872 Goethe —— t-water heat. 9 NGO. terms. - ut. at ltor. whe if and 1 storv tv c 8-. S250 cash, bal near Cleveland High Schoo “FE i RER-REAI JY nie av rand b! bus to tn brick | oo beth hardwood floors, ho orch: $12.0 TT, Realtor, 709 Chestni Sox 6 ‘ SCHNEI DER. Rea v. i foal ante and @ ha'f a s. Representative ANGETICA. 112% Le . Look at this “SE Te tnut. Olive #8 — S410 Grevois av. Take 5. +o blocks west: 6- tg ig | tile oat be bane slate roof. -r nggy Wty : JOHN H. ABB BO , : ate ‘a Bliimcluve | A. ; 545 Gravois @ West erected: al) * ae _feepestiog ic) roorms each: ae er. 0, te ww * ____ BRINKOP. 619 Cheetny 3 . ONE “ROOM | KUNGALOW south; walk bath. buflt-in tu shades cops e with concrete side f four! MILENTZ 5U65—See bath. ardwood Riverside oe L IFUL BUNGALOW re idence, 5-roomM) | the eared. nn Si YY. A. KEC BOK & © ome wn ant pace Michigan _ 8107 MARINE AV. ~~. i. 614) Ew ies bath: fi ae ~ Date eee, eee eee actric across. ‘4 0 : ‘ : Ont ; B: price St00U rage with concrete floor: z ALTY O86 Bes Lor, GHBOROUGH Sece- | Modern S-room brick, cotinge. Us’ | quest. gg oe Oe 5 furnace, Rood Bungalow: 5 rooms leo | WILL _C. COZY BUNGALOW ~ McCaus- | DELAWARE. modern; Fa Tee asar ee ————., — want a. Pisce fat: 6 and 6 a = 2 oer " ‘r ene a 1} — - oO - 7 Sth = mane - i a ’ a . u - : ' he : , ~aeee en 4 i am 4 . A. +4 “ARTHUR PISCHMAN REAL 5876. E Pive — ey floor: newly P Sarees. oe" esate, S7500 SER, ~ eg 58. 292 ; er oeS way, ye ne +, Suemacs, are “ot “Sox 6032 W. Park hie a furnece., —~" : ee: ae - 907 C nestnye wt _ Best Offer — Buys — of, Uith. electric. furne - m co wena )Aav MPTON Lansdowne eno | BRINKO Lot 4 tric switch; “a be ad), 5 rooms, r churches an ive 5 rooms, furnace, | : . zt TY. & %. 4 and 4 rooms n datly ti!) 7» m™., Suné AMPTON OH es ic) Vacant Pi B aiows lan garage, near : NE. ~$854—Cottage, *, hardwood floors. MCKMEYER- FLEER For further | Onan ‘ err RY NGALO® ind. Riverside 441 - Have! re ¥ —_ ctiv e ug 125. -, hi jow; near Forest wees. em rend. EV ra Grand. | 5737 Ridge av.: & room ¢. carese, | K pes 2. @ P DUPLIN 5a¢ —— ; e of Ours. ttra ‘EST. 1021—Bunga ; very 2838 N.G 2838 N. . tit-in tub, furnas Solfax 2 é . - truotion Rr im SA LOW. _ yr POr yy appearance; WISSMATH. 28: ——— . WISSMATH. tile bath wih bu punt of ceen nee S06 eold. five ler: te! né “rent of one-half pays fers 4016 ‘ 6 rooms, aeheiee MAKF Ae Died | IIL T BY M U ERI oe RB en'Bee today. re 1427. WILL ©, WISRMATH._ SOON 8 Fyler: ILL C_WiMmM ATE, 2098 5 Kgs oh. jut A year or: — sold aulck ; wil ss CLAY. $7 t 10. fy y focnithen “rootna on ground (oc) Suthes ia toda rs Purhe ce Serage tile bath. re tiver- OM E— BL 1 8 best ICK. 1010 Chestrat. Olive s: frame cottage. 604 GARNE ene floor: tile bet etc.; | heceesary ) must part pneyrment: owner 1” 2a elect ric. cranitoid : SOUTHAM PT PTON CO. Smear ‘ n. DIBHL 6801 Gravolson} am - Last Word in Brick Papen _ WENZL k. 6042—New J-room eotiase: Ané aay cloctrie; 1100 songs: Grand and a ggg one ae pg rider ena) ‘all Gav Sunday. a bath cach. el on second LI | avote, Riv. #100 | | Mack!ind Riversite 4 _ 0n0 2 — = 5805 TO 5815 DEV furnace; | HANOUC uit. W. 8. Keil. 4061 Cuov- INY HURLEMAN. 8. W. Cor. heat. sh. balance easy Chestnut. | on premises ali ee Gro t WANSTRATH 715 : “ . EXW OO v. ' : bath, fu terms to suit. V . NY HUE! Victor 241. 1500 ca ROPT. tor, 709 Che === GF nt i, . ant | = Oe FS ae FO Priek f Brick binealoe at ¢ rome ee ee se 5 one Schocnbers "ecreena, er ee: | sen IGHWAY. BL, 1145—Bungalow: pk Lotisv 1ELe ASD BERTHOLD TOMENa ©? Tob Cot 3 E80: price FLATS. AP’TM.TS. FOR a rum, rich cont” apes caalane ° u . 20a0 mocerh oric furnace, ’ only $7600. “SEE US a garage: tiful Grav walk KINGSHIGS tHe bath, fur- CORNER | bu a ae HORTENS — 3 up: i ‘x nadert reo yvestment: emall emeunt avois. Piv. 510K bath. hardwood gp nore. Sa Us RIN Pr gio re it. Olive 9% ; “ly 1 i BLDG ture#, in beau to Dover - ” brick. soOrs. loors, jot derful 6-room arace: bar- 7 rooms, 4 .own ENTS—We have some wo rear: dandy in ‘w 5-poom mod rage : m1 iv OP. ‘619 | Ceatnvut ROOM COrracr. oT 1T AND FIN take Sou ‘ open today: te nace "doulbie ee . A@miasion every conve Tome 14 right. Ade Raid new ‘istings. if you a ; cas ee & KEM _ENBRINGK. — —— Seen! BRINK BUNGALOW Sneik aeeiee a eeet. | WE WILL BUILD one block west: om REALTY CO. 46.6x117. A beautiful home gain for someone, Chestnut 427. mec. rem —Buagalow: & rooma, mod-| | tev ee fer Fane 104 N. 8th | HILMER. 71% NN. 14th at 4txx S. GRANT rooms: a2? Varreiman: enc ATT. 722 Chest- SY TERMS Peps 2610 Gravois. “card only eraon-Gravols | So ENZLICK. 1 AG ULIAN, 6217—Buag | INGIR- [LEIN REALTY Co. i33—Twolanis 2 a , : benutiful & - oe PIL ERE. ATT. 7242 oe?) EA __Vietor 4762 by fer R. ¢ co. »., Jett a —— peck Corre west: JU rage ; @ax ee: sod- 5S 34 or. Clive 9494 DODInG T4535 —eo ami. : £6. oms, bath. fur- | 3630 O'Meara d roof; going Olive Bane ee ist AL ae CO. DOERFLING bath, electric, «- dition: 5709 Sout..t : een. gs! ow; 6 rooms « NN-Beadtiful. new “— brick: beth. electric, garages | wood: tile bat han spect. wer « ; = MAN RE $6750 ‘AGEL, 541i—4 rooms. 0): own- excelient con ; low 30x156: ga- N 65395 uncaiow; Ske AND BA RMB: income room brik % were itl handle: in i pe ron COTTAGE. BATH HOFF , 3137 NAGEL, 5 | bargain: $55 fen 4 io at GOINCT. 4961—Bungaiow ; ~ ae -— hall. te ty Limite car; in- McMILLAN. 4023—Modern, up Apply LAS fire -clase yy che? G Contral KNICKME oan 3506 ¢ rooms . rthold; 5 room “hie rch Slate roof garage 8° Fiad | theee todar: open E ALTOR. vivania Park): street car in fron QU screens an Stanley : you t Colfax 3 a y Owner 1811 8./ 6104 Bertho! ill be “sold aes open 2 to 5 today; 4132 Fiad |, Just SEBASTIAN, B jrand 8134. | s¥iv ice lot: stree al! bath. Surmace. easonable._ See a on 111 N. 7th. | ™husesiow- “rte 16 8. sefterson. — oe $8500; can a Te del ) d orn: «car garage: w ive 7s —_ | FRANK —— parior, 7 at 7559. or c CO. eet made; price r RE A LTY Cco., pee CORNWRITT PB OF TED a broom bungalow! 148. wonderful new | DOOTRE jectric ligght»; ‘ Bungalow a | Hone oR 1M1o_Creetaus. ) dics” Iolo vaunut clive 24: met ng Kingshighway F Bungalow | door PARK SAVINGS MHParkview 2400. “"ruep Ww GELAN 6467 aus = CONVENTENTE 0117 Hoffman, 4 PAGE ates cai conte. Ses p> ay Fe - to Bt. Augustine's GE RaitL enc ‘ = mel at — * "MPHREY ani TENN PSSEHE. th ings nd De un matt bric : bu low, th. excel- hy ‘ "CO. &23 istings. rticulare. me. DIP wee 4i54 Rt H mae on one. 464° yom bungra- | Sout AY Clayton & EO, Whi lows PL., 6230—6 rooms. ter beat. This a i maat tile bath. ERT 1 » "Th R five! pues see us for me ¥Y CO... 104 NW. 8th HTM 2712 N. 14 a ue Maramec st Brick bungalow of 6 roe home ME Mlar lors lity this Sr Bee N SUND ] Bunga REBER ned porch. hot-wa t- Ox ox) 2b. eee it today. ALE i. @232—New cottage: of- NGER-KLEIN REALT - ASS ae : ‘= ._-- dandy j meautiful interior: 2-car garage: | OPE rooms. tile E ceptiona oun room, scree screens. xu — 9 Sittion : ‘lot 3 EMAN. LYMOUTH. asking $7000: want SING O'tve 9494, , $130—Piat. $3 roomed, fee IWROP. 619 Chestnut, Olve Sam au. = hichway: 6 roe x Prices woodwork. copper sige buy, | nt condition Sy HURLEY Arsenal, | modern, asking Olive 34 or OMts modern fi every PAIR. be bousht at low get “modern: co aa RrINKOF ALaWw eure : es niiwe 14°27 502 &. Kines ube sewage: DP k bly Low oid : f. @ouble garage. puy: r. Grand & roqgins, fe Bi. and 4 eae: tric: can ~ i Vail BUNG lua lea 1910 (meetin — | b. ter heat. dou arka = the roo r: wonderful i. & w. co Int. Life FLAT—4 eye made eon second > t ne ‘3503 Ore ~ p FIVE-ROOM mn enlenehd oon’ | Mae INDIANA AY. OTT: — Pea pach. note ae renient. — thaw COx, At Rem SEE TODAY. me ant buy ---— 2466R. 7 Vigeer 26 TACANY NOW - ET SRT nest sae : craw ond 4 gh pa aonchly’, of Me Wen Maevire. Lindell a ——_—_—__ ___— —— y «a aete TTR i. rive Be «| rooms hath u l'y TeON.cyY RM 1% Gravois. * eourt -room fra 1.00 5 23 ree © + IT’s , ia av.. INGLE FLAT —4 » oul garage; EDW. ow frarne ‘learner let: both ut 6801 “Grave - wes: vervy reaeonabie | Wa } 571h 6533 Grant e: very cozy. 5 7SLT. o61 ’ w. 3166 Leo 5 - indeli 3510 Se eetlinenienetineenal a tmiesion REALTY co. ; ~ RAs , tle. r An mal. | ide 4310. h. furnac ROCeEY= ~~ bungaio h. electricity. terme. Lind ted: © ue "SMITH 2831 N. —— eee, ee isan * ae -aareEe” x ue RE healt Reg én Wouve | TNE "WwW BUNGAL OWS oun patter. a room gremen, and ‘bath: HEXRY H firiwon REA REALTY s5ik, some onl e ry Title Suara Pee " _- c —_ TH «A ’ : @..«* “ -—- sch - - ‘ : aze court, N rn} ' @& mice room cottage: het : re te ear? Vuiean: 2 —— wick ~¢ ee OS SE Gumare ev. 4500 nie — comm on the north | 1 ion ise Poe | ot 50x1 25: LEMAN. &, W. Cor. Grane 4 2 care. Gee owner. , . | . | ae 3 HY oManassta: S coal ‘made-? .« sri .s Nor “RI ‘ a een =84°.44.46-48 : me nd bl: 4 beaut 4 all co + and Maze court are of Gravois. SCAN LA fioors up and Gowns TONY HUR floor. Victer 241. ’ ~Double riate A ene 5 roome “ Pth Ry) - : 418 (lav wnt ‘ wn weet of ts! a! ib hard wo Grant @ o bi acks east ; hard woo: sy terms; Arsenal. 26 mre a) | 3Oxx ye ERR co. 307 NF e aan | ath arce cranitoid basement. | 2 bio “path. with bitiit . aasernentt -_ side of Bates, 2 bi o.. ‘nace, ete. SBOTD, Realtor 708 Chestnut. ie F 3 vols. Or. 7844 FAME SL : -at iy firnae re eo ne ae Sere See en are well bu ke Cherokee ¢ EALTY C H. AB i ie, 7 —++ nar? beat: * Rented and sk use in gpd bh re 9g ey aad ttle | Ta FEDERER R Gravois av. JOHN Pre room moder © «tory. s'eam Parte a: 4 conve ' ‘ . nae te Front Rank fu teh‘ iv arr amged i 2619 . 7” ey *, rooms. Jowne o a rol and active c onven't? rms. 3. Po ‘oot <. = ~y ca ie PTON CO. ifs. om mS old: lot ‘O3x200. garage, price poo ye A “be aw $32 chestnut Victor 476 cand O48. ic) : OWRY. Rea! ° iets

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10B ST. LOUIS = 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences F For Sale - Today. -DISPATCH. FLATS, AP'TM.TS. FOR pia AP’TM,TS, FOR SALE |FLATS, AP’TM.TS, FOR rae gs AP’TM’TS. FOR SALE |/FLATS, AP’TM,TS, FOR SALE |FLATS, AP’TM,TS, FOR SALE )F meee AP'TM.TS, FOR SALE FLATS, an —— ; wamcit 96 824 forth North South South ¥ N nd 6 room flat. . 2207 HOWARD ST FLAT .. .. | ARSENAL. 4616—Spiendia le flat, 5) FLAT—i0- : . itp 34é— ; te pet ARLI N. din—5 - a. ant @renm single | fat. $4650 JNO. Six- Family Flat Snap | 4 and 5 room brick.| and 5 rooms and sun. steam heat, hard- ly Gpcureied:" maranee sonte $382 320: pga : oe — laren candy sineie | SHENANDOAR, 2751 “ . FOR SALE hard * ood fioors, Res 5. | poo KERY * SON. A _ 1015 Chestnut. vwON ARGAILN mn. ba tia. furnaces, electric, garage. Ad- wood floors, tile bath. Price $16.500- a ZIBOBALD @ 3 & ZO _ ~— . ectric, Owner 7 an 4 - 3S PLAT. 4a $3300 : Uth st. an exceptional. ee nussien by card cary! reer £310. _ WM. E. WRISBERG, 3204 S. Gront REDDIN REAL CO. Title Guar Ble. | : ER. Grand 157. a , : eB ey Br age. 120° pode r =lOUUY cash hades fi ..mm good conditio +? _37750 BU Ys |} BATES. 5429—Strictly modern - | PLAT—+2-family, 4 rooms and oath down; | ucLOS . baie wee 42—S: ingle — flat. os | ‘ oo TONNDC ER CT ; LAT—-Brick : and « o_o low price. Box BELLIS, Realtors Arcade Bidg Ole ve 37S. $13.000. yi #719 St room single bungcalow-flat. Victor Tass 3 reoms and bath up: le, bleck from ea - Fay iy cr neat. garage for ghrp _ eam hes eo Post -Diepatch., ay | e081 TWO FLATS — $6000 . le | | SPBGz aS ay, a "3017 8. | BLAINE, 4056—Fourtamily, 6 ~ | EL. Ney. S219 Wain wright | ae WM, “RODTE! EK & co : | : IK a “Ss > Maf- | N. Bromiwa, placed o8 iat ~~ i easy Fi | | rae SKSON, 1: LOT? Arcade Bidg. ez) | “NAIF 2 } lat. 3-3 rooms. bar im: SPRING. 37xx —New. a 7 Mouble eS Doe LE. : a ac; Race ‘ er! un usUa , cei) ullt FI - e 4 . ses r AT—Have i e flat. 12 : - th ce I car of P Missic . a rm : NE‘2 iy _mode1 n: ho " = roor HELE >. Rie oo Tooms, bath, electric. and in fine ronditio “305-07 ANGELICA ST. | Forest . 2179 4} N- 138, _ Post-] |__rent $1920: § *T oF ; = a = it _* ectric. gas and laund . : S0°71-28 North Market -"50 a : ‘ | concrete at basemen ee we bul! : teet Cc Grand 1412M. Main 4012 FLAT—wWWe have a dandy , 5. 5. “REE 4126—4-1 ar nily¥v ~a 1 c : cack: | , Pciric . ; . lh conetruct ion of the mest | + AL REALTY. 1510 Case a Ts WEMPNER. Title Guar. Bldg. Olive §210. This comparayive! te — _. “ 4511 BOTANIC AL. 367¢6¢—5_6 roo : - bieck from Grand, South Arsena! ), tile th. furnace. hardwood fk ; POR a7 (c65S) Strick bai! . ; front: bargain tegms. Owner at 26) cendition: Baths. furnaces yr B-. aa Call en _us for card ; HA! RT C "HiNG 3022 N ¢ 3 ; = - - bungalow syle. er we Eo | “oo me ‘each: tiled floor _— 96) arti - @lectric: sell | ~ buy” Ast? W its-DISCHLiN o s7 , we HOGAN." 1314-18-—Two fats of 2. 2 5-3 ROOMS. ONLY $4500" Ry EN age ne ees 7 eek S| tor $11,500: terms. . Rengel-Weber__3127 S. Grand. Gr. 9544. viper sgocx—3rcom anit aa : A plumbing fixtures and ni Jecorated 5604 GARFIELD a H. ABBOTT. Realtor. 709 Chestnut. | FLAT—Single 5-room eft hflat | garage street and y made — 3 roms ~- el ~ brick. owe » gmail) mount 4515 : ‘ eas” rm™ rs ; 7 4 - —_ aah. ance month REL! Realtors “Ar ade R dg } 37s ; : a ne rn ee ten ~ buildin hs furnaces; ~-c ; « a. iy see bath, electric, furnaces. brick mi ra , dargain at $1°2.500. §& | 431. nen und: Or see tt iMMER — nits N . m. itu : hambet 4 : : tenement Dy ut Ss and dewn — | SHUCHART . newly painted, doub e garage; beautiful | . “ DICKMANY —_ ; | ¥, ARL). ae . > . te : . « : ‘ as ; + | Av m mthiy - 3 } ; : 4 Clg = : . _- ra a loc at. on - Comptc n- Par cars . tie as a SOL — — eo - — bath: dewb) ; : on Sram teid ° and . omens ” aa NE W MODERN F LAT ; $2078; bargain O-rner lst floor Ee Pt d-reom, a Ssaie or exchange: new. double. | —- cla . SL = A le £6 reem ns. ste. “m ww Ty - + a bs . - + . >. a“. 7 : ~ : ’ > . " _ 2 _ — ~~ —~q~eee . ; , ¥ h — mae ‘ er ek ; ae x x os ot Ra eee mah eT ve 85 st S$ and separ " ns: beautit ened OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO . oe io any AL. 382 5 —Fiat. ins 37 4 WRIG a T_DICKHAUT *: . FIRST TIME ADVERTISE . 2 : rT. Tas. b | $40 Fariin av.; single flat o naces- rents $180 - tak T) iM. in . ye al i’ ; ‘ x ‘er = tir "are : . i 7 — . axe sma | ’ AG Ni YLIA, : 3027 +—Singie brick. + 4 room: LEALTY Oy water a — . sve ~—# anc; end sun parlor each, hardwood favere. | — in - Wainut bungalow or goed Vacant as Dart payment. Strictly m : 2 PECHAN . - -~ — x antels | steam heat, strictly modern, I-car garage; ; “ ~~ 2 beautiful flat tm | Box C-379. Post-Dispatch | I2+h and Fussell Meee TENN NESSEE. 47 4544. ns new. We are offering sev- MAGNOT on « 7 | 39500. Salesman alm low AGNOLIA. 282 ~27——Doubie fia‘ ; HEIMER. ‘R. 23503 meted ; é KENNER! Y $420 33F! fi Si ist R 1 © eel ee, 8 SEE ring rooms and are equipped with shades, good buy; quick sale wanted | roonk ~ a) . ce aa > Si :* . Rk ; 7 & . . “ene f x 5 es PIT] SEI R R E wy ' 206 Title Guar Bidg. JOHN H. ABBOTT Rea)tor. T09 9 Chestzut. Is mn. s ANIA MAR Tew? ~ "i: ; f . os : : arpre- a i... . = edibemnenannons > mocern 4-4 reoms. sun roo ra) ,- N i = ‘ : — —— tnt ed = hiy . A> lst floor | N mM E Ww “ ‘GALS W-FPLAT—New a and 4 4 room ; 48 s 200: _s. os cash. Part! culars. + na sie and 2 and 3 rooms on 34 | TEN r He 406 5s Dr sak : : and reparing to occupy his own home CC SSO PR ~ sleeping perches. hartwood T-DICKHAUT Co.. baths. electric. 4-car garage: _ garage. ee . adie | 5402 R av. ¢U floors lo¢ation southwest: $11.500. 53S. Grand. Grand 9576. (c)| = a dourht on | TENTH 7 — . : o7 *« ‘te? San : es uskin , orner ) Box _G- 304. Post - Disparc h. ic} : 291 (—_+4 and 5 rooms, bath, fur- be” eT ~ “* ; _ AND LAMI cx. 3 N. Grand. pres eet = SS : 6 * “a -ANSS. 29% ' ag » rooms, double; strictly modern flat, | CALIF "ORNTA, 1s15>—+- family. vate. _ga- _ eiectric. laundry; bargain: ™ wer. VERE LINGER R. CO... Jeti ee Sear. | NAERT _ eS : ~ at TABADIL loo and * rooms, | : ) = —_ ve | an? © PO, gah. th 4-ca . hot-water heater, p-| _Tages, $750 cash. $5950 150. OLSO é79-s1—." Fiat. | MARGARETTA. 4201—F'at,. new 2-fam- “Pi (a ne — room : age. a a rooms. launéry ne mira 28S ee — Double fat: also 3-reom Tees a6. yon ye : 914.500. tern ) Schermen./ J. CONCANNON, 720 W ight Bi SALIFORNIA., 1913—4 and 5 Toone. bath, | GEYER, Sux ass S 7 3, Foon: | $4000" HOSE Tr04 Stat at | Bae ain. 6 TEXAS. en a ee ee PS PPP > 5 RD rege, ¢ > A A Re ee _ 48 ~- Soe agen. PORE Bie YPEEP - or 4 is ° = == Ae gs =-S-> St es — A. ome ae li re an - a! . ; ‘ >4« RERT G B ‘KE R | wr eo —---— - “> . os : ea 9) ————— re eaam by Main 3046 ; bestnut st. ee ee RE ad AD- FLAT BUYERS “INS SPECT IPP . WER: 1a: N20 | GEYE!I le 3 and 4; hot water | MERAMEC. 27 44—3 and 3. e-anitoid wa. valk ae: DOUBLE Frat BARGAIN Rosy p Ay BR Ae it atiful new single 5 end 5 rooms. | CALIFORNIA. 29°1-23—Doul ick. 3) wn. 3-mach: garage. Briscoe.| and cellar: hot-water heat frst floor. (c) | 43 ffered rat ; floors. duilt-in 3 room m+) rand 3472J (c) | MERAMEC. 331%5—7.3 fat. large | ‘s Here @ a barce'n : : ‘ on . ‘De TTON & KEHLENBRINCK a mily fat a vert attrective neat. hardwood | .. 3 reoms each. roems. | ~ : - —“— « ~> s - bert t - . ; ’ : Cc o' j ‘ } one 7 >. 2 >. —~, : otey.3 = ‘ee : 7Tiz N. 14th x. a , D> shows tle PRNO : °° Chestreu ' = — . ut 3 Iw, S2a~ ,iis beau ul 3 : business location. Owner 3420 Gaero- LINCOLN. STI7—Fiat. 45 brick mod- ‘42 20 ver ce: ss. Terms; see us at) Core Li Teen ood: just ne compleved. | CAL IFORNTA. 332°—Fiat; 5 a sngi ith screen ‘assed in| nade st (90) __* garages. Phone Linge! oes: mt tANK L. DITTMEIER R. E. CO.. 624 ctr fur . . W. OBER- 8 Palm. Owne: M. SMITH. 1365 | th and “water 2 . Saeeene perchen, Suruace, porce! on Ste. | MIAMT. 3116-1S—4-family; hot-water Lim LN Oxx——5-: “pom frame . 7 ' ee : Original “Guic e os “ anted MEY E! = 5179 } ~.. — ~_ . t? c mt HARRY REMSBEC HER | oo e.ectric fixtures and garage is « real eat: rent $2640 ) eiectric. ‘cement . 7 : lent te i or pow bdrin in RS rer Agen* Bis — 2 | 3196 A wee naiiieeians ivrPRwaw e one MAM 2 to—F =e . = Rm REA ALTY Eg a at 2) | Sore tan , ar| .O'FALLON PARK PEAT | cxnoose recta tpee eee SPRSON L-AUX, 722 Chestnut. Ottve $300. | Vegerient’ heen. * soncicion: ‘becw 50000 SRM ESSE Sy ots ar OO. Ti tie Gu . ~ a i. @ ent & seen ~ ck man $d! * : | T20 per year: price $4500: owner down. | G' ES 352 5A——Fiat: 5 alter oa 00- = ——' eh | re | v. [TRY 4520 ; BRIL! 4968—New 4-ta ‘re 2444 100 N. 7th. —— , ~——4-fam! ~~; =. 2 AE. Gs eii-built moder ca: MICHT: ;AN. 3555—Bun w-f! modern, ur-to-date: 40x19@ 3 garaces WENZLIC L010 Chestnut. a MICHIGAN 6215—4. ; a To Seo WM ‘iontkr & OO. : F anadiormn: teu ihedier | AN 1 8 sing’s ‘at Po A. MmoGern, near M0.) ae c A Yemen IMER. 3503 Gravoia. - + ° ~~, a he El te SE 4 ee a ee ee a >= ht. ce ee " , - a asd . 7 Se a — _—— a Aa. ae ~-——> ~ aa s right, Boos Wm. @ J. STECK 1861-63 soRTH MARKET—BARGAIN re - peee_av This ¢ 6- a, oo Si20: $0000 cash ar A REAL SAVING oe , _ . : . . . ~ re . - ’ . o) bead . J fe > . —= ; M- LAR a. &63—F at: singe : > ae : nee meth 2 iin C 33 —— = ‘ - : laxington "oormms and a TE Pay a ~ : _ A+. . 5. Pri ce $7000 if >] ti . Babel 2 7 : hot Water ; ari Y terme REA oe PL a a nu — ; HER SB. —, oc Oe.8 iat. | cman Dre ioe yO = —_—_—__. nent and ai : -ERFE REALT . Orang 242 OTT AGI , ye = ‘ iinet = eta heatin - rick; oe cranitot ment: . fur e. lari lo ood ler . _ Rian ce Ou ‘ G inte score aoe 2 Gass. | GR, — hlock est ee -: double brick za- rheed 4) beautiful Dice. 3" ho : ws a | _ | dares eg f P - ‘ ines Sas | . E ba MONTGOMERY. 27224-26—Sing'le and dor ty baths: @-car | | — ~ >. ai ka nut rem lay > > Dp m. Eran poms, dat] furnac 3 P - | $$ ble fints: 3 with electric, siate sinks: 4 preperty i eat « fur. | tT + at listed. See ze ' $840—2-famnt? _y. 4 and 5 reoms in excellent condition: owner offers same second f! will 1 ou through — Ti pt 45 is t __ 1012 Chestnut st. Central 6061. am was - “i : “uP | 7. W 4018 _Chouteag av. | . cach, —_ —— t ~ baths. electric, at a very interesting ficure. ’ RA rH REALTY ¢ | » = . ' | “Olive 8342 7 = t Bia ‘| GRAND_ 4233 S —5- -5 roome. single: mod-| 2Ot-water beat. hardwood floors. garage. a ' DE REALTY co. VRRYON LAUX. T22 Chestnut, O'tve 8300 toriasant . GARFIEL - : = 8 , : = ——- «go | “ . hot-water heat. | aa s —— closets; mrust be seen to! __ i _— A ERER 2610 Gravois av. a Yt a ba as Mectric, FOO) cash; FAIRGROU NDS PARK MINGLE FEAT. Tn ag Be ne ee oe - ; —— a : fon 1 flat, $1000 cash: bargain. | ie bath: garage. | _PECHAN, 12th and Russel. & - price : . — Te ‘SIDE F SM) (Mitve 81! a — “oes tae ect aa s! - “olf . “Xce!'en iis flat. —— > NEWH UskK. "1 927.1829-19831—. urn garage . , . cu . _——= _~ — 00S ', iin “] Hi : _R : L1 ~”) ow ea | 2 A ie nodern tn ‘. 3 le garage » rims , en ome +e : = — ‘TARPibnLJ? 5829 : = _ iv wu. j > ran Olive 34 r oy +we 9494. “104 w 2+ ; MI “ ~ ‘TA +6. 72 —_ New 3- > rooms. [ SSO: S600: c) -« — 2 = ent wverw jor S10 ‘ 7 — . onan ss @%. cus ; =V ai =--—— - = ——e - (RANT 734-47 42 _ — doubie flats LEF.3SCHERVWEN. Riverside 40°L. NINETEENTH. 442A * N J ; — ~— 3 oi ot ~~ NT > Y a. "7. 2 = > . . _ ~ ‘ . +4 ¢ . ‘ on . - bie . ii ance reason- nL) GEO. . "RAT tae — ws o - : ~ 7 — a . . ’ : - ' ° . -% . - 102 East Grand ; = . ter, M RS x. A n y card on ings - : wa : et ‘ 5% 7 — = . 7 -4 rizgnt price en terms _A.. OFT See Der ont ahaa! 5! NINETEENTH. 4420 N—Sinele “a: 3 os are. Shs . , i > = A L! I E iLER-GEDNEY REALTY ANT LD} LA. Blue Real Esrate $45 an — and 3 reoms singe fraine fiat. ele ~~ > bade ; ‘ - . > 7 ; ; _ -~ ic om ‘“ " ‘ f is A tin iv . etc ee : rt oe scvyrr eno “hes*n rt — ALE a a Cc 7 ~~ way easeae: ‘thie fat “ar be bough: at a rea! . , : é . : | is ; a ; " ‘ ~ ; hare he ™ ost ‘ew. =. or, . s. te by . > — : = — ap ee os ij=s YL RI RW 4—— FF" ur -f2 ri? ly Ss rooms. miss YY card onl; F terms be ct If you wish a . tien hall: tile! heen poe tne a ‘= cms. | __garage: $76N0. ——_ Se ae : it ; Mat : . ot ha sé wood o: De ean S-ear br re good | MISSOURI 32307s-Two-fam ~~ ae ~ A. ne Set ~* —— ee ee —— ° —— want an offer LER -GHIn “3 -} 3 —_ as >? ‘ DOERR! ' LANG SER R. CoO... Jefferson ras wes “S1: + : . nt Naw ae = Ts ~ — FEINBERG at MA a . - a y 3 oT * 2.8 BOS | .=ET eS LALTY CoO. $22 Chestnut MISSOURI 2317—Singie brick: 4-4 rooms: _ Olive aise rooms. . tsi - > . : : ; _ bargain PECHAN 12th and Russe!!. good condit! ar $8000 one : —— ene + 15°98 . | n .. aa. , ~~, - J - — — - _— 1 — ; > cash . down. | | MOR: GANFORD RD. 4503—4 and 4 Poelsiag. 4355 Warne. Col’axi/for this b aguire ow NE —— ar : . Re : rm uve S502.| meme. bath: for orice and terms, cal! al Site A (fe) jomiy $60 + ¥ | ; SS — pre: nd % " oneiiiel das — ——_ > Weosne | GRAVOR ae ee iy. 2 rooms | Riversife 3330 or $642 Gravois. fe) weary FIRK ‘tat: 3 a - ¢ om HO | oo eer nt. Cont. $500. =- ay : as ths, steam } ard L Meo: ric th $200 sh ‘ rice if larger | , built BL: EALT MORGANFPORD. 32% lat: 3.reom dou -reom eencities; bar- | OME WITH AN INCOME ay -~ &-S — | ; md : Mid lat , SCTICUT. 3700—Singie flat. 5-8) HENRIETTA. 3453-55—Double Gat: near! +, — W. GELAN ting Yeatman Hich Centra! &764 take ee ene roan seer ° 7 ' : n as. or age. k 54. Bud ar.: 5S reoms. Murphy “oe fle bat n -arase ae Densth tile moern ; 3 z or Park: 32 reoms each 7 NEBRAS SKA. 431 3— Sincie fat. 4-5 rooms, irnace heat, bath. electric, one-car ga- EXROSE. 4251—Fiat. 4- famits 8--oom _~ wrap. ea wees 9 : ; fency: o@ner second . oor west ite —- ——2 = ne & -™ then ~ . = , . —¢ = ae ' iby é it om steam beat. ~. ore t hs. *?-c7 “ae Call Grama 141° Main 4°12 PART WIC. 1G-DISCHINGER. foes 2. Seramd. | oe ae One st Tieor inn ens ' a ‘ So“ . 8 ridge. ENPLICK. 1010 & - . > Doerftinger R. Co.. Jefte end _Gravels NEBRASKA 3450—Fine. 2-tamily corm SA NGISOO, 4489—Modern 5 anc ~ : ith ag.) re oo otiee Ie : BEAUTIFUL NEW 1] FLAT NEE 330— & soem. (i ny : bai? Mm aw am Soe 22 Ss 3 _ on Tas one _ price $7500: terms: reorms: tile bath hot-water heat own ar RS ~ 5 . 2 or | =. ww Pig ei. MERCURIO. 706 9227 land av. in Hedgeieigh Park: 00S — poo ee ee gE 3 ble fl 4| =o : 340, i et each Se é ee es | —_” 4 oms. hardwood ee - bei | RY . I803-05—Doeuble flat. | , Se nt : cewek T ete a | 6 rooms Bardwood| Sina ‘Grasd 320 ee S208 crea gach.” eiswirie” qenta $108. vet | NIOSH. Sixe—Doatie fat 34 Beth OCHA: " Ba coor Pie Backs te at . rage: inepect | ” : hot eat- rent 25 RT RNS remt $150; rea- Ste furnac winT TO_DIScHING ER "So N Grant on aN OF, 3. : . | id sleeping porch, hot-water heat, 2-| on wt, | — . altors. Aveade Wide 0 - . 10233 and 3 room frame fin: a ent vi ron. sey | live 8342." 216 Wamnwrigh: Rid SINGLE FLAT BARGAIN” | 2% ,2'sg5, 225" past", | __ Ove am X- . rand 5: | _ SANTA -MABETEY eg ret _irewe fi eae +4 re aed 2 5 Sh tao esr be . A | HUMPHREY. 3 and 5 x u@| NEOSHO. 36 2 VIRGINIA. 4136— -~ | and 5 room flat . . 9 “OBERBECE zn =. WEST END SING Lz ~Modern 5 &: SSS | enaen: toe Denise | Ne: Ot cane | one R_G. SOOTT. £00 Chestnat.| bath. hardwood floors, furnace. k xd store on first. 3 nome and -_o- ’ ; ;¥)2 —~ —! arc 4 efficiency Foxe & a VY Cathe aNnev - oa For card see mrice ' : OO. $112 N. Broadway Colfax 608 ~~ s o> recans. i Month: 3 easy terme, EASTON-TAYLOR TRUST CO We ut — ahpealinp - . - ates _~ -" . eg ER II : ev 2 ; — ~~ prices : ; rick 2 4 ’ CER MT cy ; : —_ enc ." Pan c oc er ioud orc Zzaraze. __GERFE Grand 2421 312 — mar pte enae bat i electric, furnac r _NEW DOU! BLE FLATS FATES POCaE Rath Aono D.. | reduced this é ~ BUX, " tamanne 7 5 rooms, = ~ OO wat -O"ROCREE REALTY co. NINTH. 3213 2—Piat. 34 reomae bath. : or ) bathe, hardwood floors, station- | en :: 2 years oid; ito speculative flat: } N REALTY © oO IVAN, 23x2—4-familv 3-4 mome Th 19 a Streei—Tw. F ty e — , 19-23 Burd eoms ani en : as ; ree st. 4-family. 3 rooms An excentiomally wel!-bui tir - ; wae Seen ee ML _*- ~~ : : t Beat >. twood mar ose K, al 43 — Dowdle . as mn She 7 PS Gravois 2 electric, = ae he it $2490 7 rooms | a — Gres S68} mod Coors, tile _ C._WISSMATH. 2828 rn. ist fh 9 TeOms Sa : — = - ’ =v . — | “ oye Rg - F By a . wT ser, 100. ms rig ne sold. @en todar eam oe ye, a co | . : : NINTH. 1236 S.—Sine! .. trem : eiectric. launtry . a to. . ‘ - Moor — * : m flat | Wa ENI R] LrY AN] ‘ST 4 , . > at acmis : r «art. i LDAHO, iz! =| geod condition: . ~~ 1 4 —— a eee | - 4. "0513 Delmar Guang Se | ~ Bg ge ~ ie A. eg 991 | HOSEK. 1704 3. 18th. ae ° ? > ° ° 4 ° ? : - > . ’ 7 ON { ro £1 - ‘ 4 : -) ' ba > . ial re. : P a2. ET (3-7TS—2 ‘es. 44 rocms. Ft3 gage Now’ Market. (© ' IETJENS. 72 nut et. + —— NEW BUNGALOW FLAT $4000 cash payment: modern 4-fam!! BUX 3548 8 Grand.’ | “tie Bath. furnace: food condition: at DINAND. 4537-—3 POO? THIS is A “BARGA | S31: cand «3°: ~~ Y 5025 ST. LOTIS Avy. “mom fat iwood flo: te: DIT INDIANA aoe iis : | bargain: terms: See FRED anc carage i first- 630 Nat ride 5 hi ™~ > an ——— ~ ‘ ' ars eb : > coten “—_ 7 CELAN REALTY. co 5457 Graroin, : . : class condition: price $6750. See owner -~ Ree iP} : ~ ole 5 AND 5 ROOMS ae » See ; : = LS oof i. A’ Sth 3 Ru 7. OHIO. 3434—Foar-tamil Ly, 3-3 rooms AR éT 10 me is. 1443-47 near 3 heat cary 3 irway: |, meager aa Ey, Fone agg mn > 9 Chester: : Sw ia rs ae 4 ee BUX. 3548 S. Grand. | e heat: rents $100 ver Ss. 47—Fiat. 10-*amity 3 : pher today: terms, arice -lgh! Ke a LoPDUOna ut | — ed o wable | FLAY Le — OS An Se ee - | ana aaae Sectrin , sit electric: rent #2520. price IARTWIG-DISCHINGE!] oe eee rarage: oes. ae | a-ac:: $5000. BUX. 5543'S Grange) "RAL eR. oR 7 ee 383 py ng street made ~ 4. =a ae 3, Fak : eareme, Wrdown 596). A ss N. : AY teases . ee VERY cASON ; . —-2. awe Le ae. = Aa ———— — —— - ry ae — ; _— hd Ee —= a | 7 ING. 49)9— | = meee 5 a ee DOLMAN. 1814—Pour families. 2-2 rooms: | INDIA! a5 5a 2, 3-famiir. ei 1978 Wyoming st.: Sidney 26693. (2) x a+ 3 | 2921 VIRGINIA AV. a : SGON x—3 rooms bath, furnace: : “wie? py FLAT— reone with dathe hot-water atin . - rick garage term ne > . eye , ; . = wisr¢cent Double Lats 7 — ey 7a ™ —— ¢ ’ ~ —_ - oe hye . tm ae _ and ‘ roms: cash. . = © . : POTS. Tie O8To ~gey a AGE. 34726— Near Grand modern : in C ity : f —™3-ft let: terms. Room 301. Fullerten BA y- owner, 1812 N. Grand Ss ge gn Fee wes. Oli S48 105 N Tth oc lori ‘th of Easton): besutiful wo ee - |lOWA, 3146—Single £1 3- ma, elec- PAPIN. 182+22—$500 cash buys equity : aos : . | Gogh Cat ~a p. | POLMAN., | —Sin flat ome Up tric. - both, 2 singie Game 6 stock brick. — - 4 ° a ee SN Former Gree new 4- >: fon , we Sui "t stery ' rrewiern (wifax 1 . ¥, AS ag —_— ae en- = 3 ‘8 Som pate granitoid —— Be) « er ; ; rr ts > 4 on ; o . a = = ¥ : . : P ARK— - —Near —_3 basi nees location: _ + ~ : - f Pour anit around: . . - -~ . : el . un aTEe $QHeo0 above eee« . ~. —.~ : ; ~ ; ae A, > — n _ —— tae ~ os — ——eae ee gy ee 1.28 =e i 7 -t , : 4 ana aoune hat 1s @rPctric. etc.: bar- > . ’ rie oon’ aie = conte SE $80. $5000 eo —S1 rang ST . = oe ; Amey Tamiuvy % a! parate laundris REL G | m at $7. about $2500 down. Grand ; J. JARZEMSKY. R - single Fl: — sail : mM na - é, P. beds i rs fo : x ci¥pe's . Is . - ~ \ ea, ; ingle Flat—3876 (Cote Brillian — _ = —s ; : ; i _ = - ¥ SHER. R. Ec OO. 25, Chest 1907 St. Louls.| Fou od ft umes. bach. furne, oe ~~ - © os —e i " ray ect ' . o AT: V7 U “le single 5-§ rooms, | | PARK. ~ 1827 —S-tamt v : ani 4 rooms ' : ie _ ue tern ; m - =>, aad : ss “4 . = ‘ , - - 2. ear’ TOoOoThs - 3907 NORTH | M. ARKET ST. | te LO 633 Comeeae _ |Ormeal danke os Se == C5. WRISDERG, 3204'S. Grand 1a bs 2329 singe , to —— es ~~ ae » AND 5 ROOM FT AT diock west of Kingshighway: price $. 6.- | , . screening and uttering: the | - 9 o 57 TS_N, L4ph : | i | 1817-19 NORTH TAYLOR | pouaalt oss TWENTY-FIRST. 3110-12—¢¢amily tac SPECI AL FLAT BARG AIN. SPLENDID DOUBL D | 500: terms ie in this entire district . 5 this is ya ood investment 4346 St. Louis: single Mat ef 3 larre RRA SON , = “a abe i SOI l LEFF —TERMS = TAME ES ~ : REALTY co. VERN IN ACK Tee Chestn a 2. wa 83200 AAS oe —_— ~ R . ' pe ° : . | z — " ;s a A: s- MOFRFIS A A 2 ae + ee : “ester e . » ' : . r TER - 2a: . a ’ m . 3 : —_ . ™ AN FX ‘ : ~~ t : 2. Rare stear : Lu CO.. Seuth | = ) N 3-3. electric: goo. TAYLOR AY. Cc ORNE R L928 Sem , ae a “i te Suit. See eat. t iy to m = 3 ats. 5419 Gravois av.. River-| PENNSYLVANIA. %502—Two-famlly. 3 reain: SISOO: Slveeo g excelent ¢4-room { h th — ~~ = , ~ x? . ea the ho from 2 + _ Open andar frernour Call ete id Los ; "ooms. bath: émmumediate posseswion. BUX. | WYOMING. 4212—4-4 neeee . ; = : . y x .- . >. °"" = Y- SHA VAD a aha “ er ts 1 Sow orice 12 + . : 7 : cea ; be — rly. & aps T +m? ~ A => ~ “. neue ad Boe . re 4a)? ¥ . Grand ag a ee | now: . = 219 Mheemut Ooms: Prernt r wea Kenmer!y a f LF t ——————— “t'- . , __ * sae =O AT ix = i dest Giantess : agg = —7 a 2 — _ = abe HK) Me offer. Poelsing. pert War JOHN DOCKERY cON. 2 = ote ee FLAT EEE St. M; —_ he a a ait: pe NNSTLVANIA_ 3114 8 —s : > room | —— vane SS OPEN FOR > . : : . . ~ : Lt ‘SN & : ‘ ; oe : . ‘ - - my - > -” " (elfx €%5 . ” - _ . of he ney Wes iain 's iP ~~ Se renee ae Et nally sony ar 2 c ist ‘brick flat: baths. geese. street . nai 3030 Mentana Tw ENTY “Fr azeg - on a ; . —e ~ Rae oe ee ~ n ING ~ = : . a 2. | oa : : flat ae 10 -woms: Sot-water bea: 44 : a tral “Ys : . , , . , . ~ me ra’ “ee fret “are wend ° > , - = . . : 4 . . > : =: ts " . " : : >>. A. . a é = — - “7 5 , - a4 . . ~ : ’ : he : . . as C. WISSMATH. 2838 N- Gram 04 i ATS CHENS AC Hy o.—— ' Ss BES 35 th st = . asd ' ee, (LACH ND 3 Seentiful new Geatin | oe cs” BRINKOP, 619 , 2. UNTV Sra?" 2256 - = fami'v ¢-$-room Crm te , ~ tie & ’ gy teemning } ; _ “rere — | at ” : . > =" Lav s : ; ’ . : : ri \ . ; - br Death. gheam deat ma plants har two-fan ; om brick. bach , 7 pare ye n ingele fia: te ty] a pon Murphy de. Duilt-in tubs. ciothe CINCY 94. Pwo-fami ~~ a =r : : . : > : . ' . . : . . : : . . -> . . - UNIVER Ty : : - ‘ ta ment: . ~ TER Nes 3 } ° tr. “x AS “AS ¢ a" - : ‘- : i ° o > . : ‘ . . Bee! “MTs os \e a > - ° . AP . = Te i 7 i; - : \ - : 4 ~ , = ‘ — tine . - =. ~ ai Z ee = - ec om - $$$ - . > =: Fis ty: +s g E. C _ \EwW XM BLE FLAT . : , art }o" : bee! } : — »? Re ol ; “ ws ‘ “a * *—_* i] - = i : ~ Toom singte: d ant ; : = . : or and . ; “er: bath e« - -s -) > meie ¢ : a - ' “2 =y = “ et tg ’ " ’ ~ : - - 2 in Oren thve aindn ~ = o : worn . _ a ’ teal : » oars é _ “2 i 44 eect” : i} ; > cyt . : . 2 wide ; : “ furnace dor able > 4 : . ete - — 5 . > > a . ‘ ~~ ga . .| : , > ; ; m tas OV ey $3. vars A EM} eo 4 | P - > ; ° ‘ a J : ' ue he “ 4 . +4 ah! rat 7 ~A -_ " = - —- x — - - i : ; : , ; : = 4 - : am ? = 4 @ + LEER Ri ’ : 7 - i o L} [ > a — ana a : 7 : 4° 35 305 N . [ _— , TMT EL i £. UOU)- 82 ret rUvOnTs. 1, : ~ — tS IFUL \ OW-FPLA = t — Fiat. : _ *uIrnaces ALENA, 3741—Four-fam oi . tor. Paso. Bn = _ BATH. saee € ——————— | SS Fariin ; — eG OP yay , = , b mee tong + a; 3 and ~~ - $240 per vTeaé- th - im comand =. , ba “wain BT ed READ? FEDERER = a 20 reed sn welt-bu 36xx NS. Oth ST. —. . 7 . ng ar Der 247 —— —_— ‘ . ; — > —_— t and ran ught right 2 SALENA. 2779-24—Doubie flat. 3 rooms | A. Me 2910 & ge ee ; a ae x : ~ Da is Mari wood fioers, for- , 3 . " . x . og . SS > a pe - cieeeereeartinciestiteatce : . ae — ; mak a J : crrL IN &. > i ~~ - te. . if = oox at this and . as. | Me ’ ar Foa - ; ; @! mt ye } ar ~ : ' | *S > t . - — fm Fi a) rooms « n 27 at — es 2 ’ wy ff amen AS vor : . 5 : owt —s . z - . ~ . : — sas — . 3 = fe J? nT re s. 4 ; " Q only Sm Poa ek aes 166: skview © ons. h. furmaces, electri: Quick sale wanted. HOSEK. S. 18h fe Be 3068 6 — Mode: meee °a—Sinale fat 3 am 31 RICHLER. 909 x: at. with ¢ KORTE. REALTY @ roo. — ‘L v= $1 4 : at Wei cites Tt amemn anata — a” ay ay 2 oms. breakfast room. n. screened , . 280—Singie fiat 3 and 7 oor th. £ het. ni 1457 : Le ; etG Nor Market cor Mi a . - ~~ S.—l ; 2! Sieepin cl Goubie garage; priced tuo eletmc- can he SDeoreht right 42 : Weer mows carTrages, . : +. mom. .* ee? ted — os n . th. ric a ry + $18 200 root ~~ CoRR rR Jefferson rarois. | hi : "m « > : * . . } a mw . : . , : erns > rae ; ~ a ---- oe pe ac? BR ~ Das ; r . bs Beeees., ed to o —" ca — ag is : x ABBY! Soi Ee vy hestuinu ’ : >- "OOM rr ick ’ miutern ° “orice, $1 “a | | PAYSITE eee eas. | 2 Stevens & F.#. CORNWELL R. E. - a4 —— ‘ - : - x . . : ‘ Grand 5: 5 = - io . 7 month : at ott ce r'TON & KEMLENBRINCK. 27iz N. 14th wt wage NORTHWEST Ft. AT . sing remeae ; - $5000 cam “eam heat: bargain pric —. ca lot 45a120 f& ; $5800. Grand R a. . ose - of — — y_ terms mst iruction of get ‘9 tan iS FINK. ae -——_—_—— ee = SOS TOON AsTaY OS. hal! . ot > cho gan iene , . " [: i you ee ay, A, .\ AS es | modern: ; . > “ —— ~cie s wil’ sho ' . ¢-fami'y 0 FALLON P ARK FLAT 7 OVERLOOK THIS—s8075 structed 4-farsty es for a well r garag “*. : pric a io a on ee a ee jos F. DICKMANN R.E.Co. | lioweri, 3-fam ? Hem kK mM un 74 Acid tin Por a ' — oe ‘ sma . = ATM i. jt yy —s ke , : ‘ bie bu ‘ oe -WELZ. #°43 (: 7! Vols. — —_—— — - = —~-~ ~~. KR 2A . ; x 44n%— Ow" rhle . 4 "orn =. Make | Ofter an an This 1 Olive Warp w IX. ive 744 Po rissant: 1 46048 Mo raine : excellent location: in ts a tag - . ba! “tz - : __ riverside J100 Sheers — Settee aggre anit. ae Seas ane —s ae roema. a, 3 3 BY etrter: . “an venient -——inpaemaae ust Gravois to " - FLAD. 4136—5-6-2 rooms mod * at ! tie ye per th: will trade ; aR, : ’ odern, ga- , Fou. _318_ Wainwright | Bldg Klewher- Welt 6°43 Gravois. Riv. 3100 mon FRER REAt Ta 4 ZR, Riverside 3001. ? 4 on he * 7 — * MTii. le ~ : : o ™hMIMLA ee: ite vr : ; wT} : _—" . . RI REDS 4 ‘2D ™ $5000 mite rr : : itn hot a at no , eae alee %? 4 °"S « = a 4 . ‘ . Rus : : - OckS Rorth ; ———= ’ "i —_ |S O WELLS LEE- — HERMEN —T .¥. 3 pooms, bath. | SHAW. $335.37 —Acroes from Shaw's | __ Victor 4 a2 - BODER: ’ -\Gik—sae Ane twe single fete excellent con-titto ; . & Waves rented armail dow — payment. Te: .-. mm Pl on tetch ¢ ot , 7 Ol and ? > RSP, 2332—Pour-fanly. ; : " ET perches: rent $2640- orice | , . = oe — ", bath Semmens tay days L brick flat: 5-5 room batten. Par men pen tet f-family, Sve | po -ttueeee ta BUX RE $18. 750 priced 4-family flat ip in hoe fa mane ot Sand OS puree: te-ms- dargein _ : HECKMASN & , a ¥ rag ow nréie ni ms cach, baths electric. hot- “ar tum + es —. _ erm wn yT Tar = a ee thig distri . o 5 con ane ——. a ee FEDERER “Rear. TY «oO. a Victo ’ aw Ox > - : ee iu iM 2. ur. JOH at p a” > 799 ) hestnat ’ repect. : m ctor 4782 iw ‘e » yt? = . ; : . - . — a 7 4 & : wl = = on Orem TTA TAN, I3th and Russe” Saal a ' — =~ 4 : 4. - eosera. ae SANA Lai. = a or ae ENANDOAH teapot. , ) © : a” rom 40l, tT OP POSITE () F ALLON. PARK | “2 Leh and tt ia S13 500" ~—t-room double fiat. __oweer. SSITA Kansse . s. bath. furnace » : oms._garace ASHLAND AVY FLAY ‘ AFTERNOON, ~~ ~ ‘GLE RSENAL. i-th TS 29 Thee fene : a ng > A $7500 lat: lot 73 sak, a @ c tt = fa rents a nnu eto oe iam Wel built ~ 2 — ee | “TSIAN 054 a+ stive buns —— _ DIO. ‘eed condition. si hoo- ’ . med “all Ss ae sing! ; | a: -- r Grvoye dist: . — » cu : ‘Joes Wrem'ine Ci drew oaan rt °. “5. "BROOKS REALTY ©O.. 107 N. 7th. sing’e flat Peo ia aOR: RELL 2 =“ he Te ee ye ~ Tth a - Beat. | WLC Sa @ehenae asl _ +e ‘ct . . v ~ | bath: ¢ tt) amet a TWO RARGA! a RseN i aaa (Cc) 3 euth: | far sou —_— n SHENANDOAH. 30xx—Modern be ‘ a ae, ~ @&. elec! on Sa teen’ 4 os frame Mat. eS ee ne locas: me geod , & Fas" = =. investment. ‘Bos nd 3 re a oat oe ~ S nd @ roome. baths. toilets. furneces| 9500 MENEIETTA ” Hakta DIAN 22 N Grani ~ . .. rate rua tt a; 1 , uPie t flats : il bd #1 , — LNDOAE — J0ns-Si q iy . . : _———— —_ oo ° by . 3 ~- t double garage. oon Senwone s~o { ; oom sinige flat: all Al cond suldive. teat -— end perches A ‘jor. teh . = 5 arge yard, 4 Ot: terma.- ae ~~. — Png : Turnace. lweek sure - ¥ fate we > : : } = a . rd : : eee yy = = : i ’ Pa . noe 2822 XG * ar A y BLAN " er Ff , ed bi ‘vy for a home Tr — Ps Fe . Se a an LGEDNEY REALTY AND BT TL_D- ee ns . ‘ be ; c ’ NG la Be Te ied SGeavoisa. — "2a | SHENANDOAH 1 2r — noon .. m is +. aDartment-flat. et 2—Two- fim y ———a . : f-car floors, seperate aa PVUSLEING, 105 Warne. Coifax 6350.(¢ Main 3046 ae tram double garage: $5700. scx 23'S garages. $245. Owner. - CHas. J. TFL eI

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day . SU Ns == 9+ 1925 SALE FLATS, AP’TM,TS, Dus T™,TS, FOR ARCH 29, Is20 . 2000 R EAL EST ATE For Sal 3 e, Exchang w ,and B Bun ungalot ows, Cottages, Flats, A > s Flats, Apartments, Resid , Residences F or Sale Tod a Maal ay. sT. LOU a te as oST-DISPA “TL 1B. i arcterse FOR SALE Yaa nd y eine . ie SH E €. SNANDOAH, a _—- * Ow rol > ~ } ner —4 : — tor | SHU ENGEL Wie ~ oe { ZF - | Foor LOA} VEBE ow AP’ Jer? a i R you Th’ Jefferson ) bricks: need. Ts rete | pace ons he SOT, Be . oe and 6645 |S) UPTON @ 123; SO ubh E FLATS wis ee | Oermiss +4 “Pie N. 4th at lai 5 CONNECTICU ’ AP’ TM a4 ; RE Al. i¥ 114-16—Doubl oe pre thie f . ms al | £ C ,TSs, FOR S ngle; SID oy om vie , irs -class is very ini N ut Pride 3h! ee ee... NEY. 19 =“ Graud rere t “ ob 0s: a few cone!t lest well TT: ayer ak. SUAL, HAND _ n ALE | FLA oor) | bath, ie is—s 9544. t-5> | pave Lio dovrs off through ulit | and 9 Ma DSOME. W TS, - bare e ‘isib. indry4 ingie 08. * tule Tint & Gra out; | bu every wel 5-6 AP J. ain: | SPR yy f) Dict ai ' nd bi possi b WELL "Tm pop . | SI ga bas “ ROOM ANN. Gr ana ae eye BELLIS, alanine hot-w y. BUILT TS. FO ne | 46. moder xx S.— ithe pb Mormsos PLAT, nd O20. Realto fensence ater heat | KIN So R SALE tx” rooms eu." te not-w -New. si ni $6~- 4 oats = CASH i “ 4s rs, Arcade money css GSHI uth | FLAT xR. or THHOVALD ay pl 5-6, aie eRBLAT!, 7: otter Call’ Olive | rage. ai . weer: Olive 378. Bungal GHWAY, 54 S, AP’TM, TS. fie - ra t : - \ vINC re N : ZO ~-Ca ‘ 4 " 4162 Mec Kb 4 os) Chest : Olive ' | Ss F r a barg th f & ow , » 19 mf de ) > Tr. ELLE . double av—t nut. (cz) | T »1CK ain urnaces roo fla S FOR ae N. G ? THI e] 341 4ER. | le of & TOO! ULB (C2) | HRE MAN , 3-ca m; t; — | BUILD Sou SA — sa ~ a -. ve 4 we G . e Reg 2ttt LE ' E Ss N R. r ga 5 > new : th LE De fla nd ar AL D ee : > - : ental e540 tile bath. alse 5-5 LD AT E CO., 62 roo hot-wat > 5 an $40 ING—& west FLA t: be iNC se yi ee, lat, ' pel hard- | 7 reo 410 3 Che er 5} 00 cash = pa de oe ag Bw. ENT, ’ cod N WE! Inepe t. year: | made: m pun ») VIRG stnut , mat : he enry. apartinents, AP’T rer : hut ric, 33 ELLER, WELL a &§£ price - LEE-' ric ga.0w INIA do T1¢c at l BDWAR 190 term w’TS eee ; Gr nts & - vain dar rubble : xx——4-4 . "5 AND 6 te 11 | SCH RM Si. 000. fiats at AY. 5 uble k, co ? Ss ate ARDS 1 McCau 8. letter $13, 500: F fe TAMMIE. TENN $6950) Farag > nd” ~agoret } ROOM BI 1 N. 7th 2 Ow EN. (reet and oubie gara pper __ pleted. AV. cauelan’: only. :1 Ga : . FOR S Mik or ESSE ‘a oe Gra 6; —— flat nm netruct AGLE » 4 vets 338 Mi NER s rivers) ie ge. gutter EILE! ed. }orest o rooms Ww. TES West R SALE F Broo en 34 Re remt; “office ei. Louis; bur of th | Rist eee AYS SELL! 40213 106 >|. built” 529—5 2805. 47 oo a | LATS, ms, «te, ENNESS nage Two- TM. and se ~ b-4—$-- a ay. ee uilt fle 5 4701 MM com: | ne c. Elegant AP’T . Aes etn _ EB. §o2 otamily, Dam r advance lane neg coed each: splendid . “a os Reantif ATE FrLAT— i; ead ~~ Re GLA _Beparate ean | built 5-6 P MTS, sae | one eurane. Ete pe REAUR 1 Reritn saan Aaa improvements, Sere “aitist Ses! ranroom. on! éach ” fiat 5 von Ashland, ne si 71 Marhereon. | (rooms: exes ae ee Wist, 4 “West FOR SALE : e) im 16 ON | p> steam . fi . n M + o Sing es;. act 19—s LATS PEC room a ‘T DCHA ore ~ >riek inp 7 M and Ma: ‘*- PECHA? *k at th heat. rooms | t 2 6 hardwé pepa ay Gola ehoeseen m Ct YTO aad are Fo , : : at : aR! | tor atores FEATS —Etamn a 1 Miao 5 PD ag seen int Sodas. iis Sect AST ei He ere “Hur PenN AS off Wala ining comet sCucmaRT REALTY ot Seb Miigiete cod bata, wel buts a AP TM’TS. bie fle f | TEN ores. tric fami ~ “ gain tithes. elect: ASH | treet Leve\a KGAI i Russe y _E. CO ail. r. tile ter of Ki 501 ainwri i- N BALTY © cular —- “we b : F int. NESs tet el a ly, al >oOX ic On lin and a! nd: & N F a. .. 619 “CHR path: ngst 5—New cht. room 4480-53 CO si. = “a ROO) ullt, 3; gas OR eae ook SEE. 474 ¢i,8od income; : © gt He | age 5-5 LAT s MODEI 19 _ Ches BIT aM Bain mode ughw fle . Bl fo i +g D., S16 Come 4 KOOMS—$9500 he SALE a4 C. me : mean, 407. 7: ay 1vel ch | only ear y made: rooms : DE hestnut | AN B rn; & ay: 56 t: 100 slag. r 4 t > ar rm Che Papi ly tla so West FLA eth loor. | HELM. af ag 45—44 Viet 7, 7 ts $44 | WE $9°00: terms ate: close. mode RN nut st. © RINKOP in, pas hoe Age - ft. ture; So Bo. ate, d enut. 5 & a er fc) TS,. a tomat x TEN” ER, ee one ee OWNER y Chestnut. C TENZ LACK, term A Rg oh and O SINGLE live 99. KIN¢ ‘sod 6, pk” pubes west | CL. terms steady investi ae 3. Ww. Be ne, furnac , a Agr TH 8508 Gr on Seemien , T FI t rate h 3 Russell: INVE a FR. CA LIOT lo roo s. 4 fla GHW : , co te esti Seoves and & Tydudot new a new 2-tam. | NAERT. substan’ MI (N 88 1 a DERER | rea! mih, 6 lie | Gere elegans S 6-7 ISTMEN G ANK n South sid and i: & AY 8B at MMO ermns to sv oor P ents i S SS feat apaertme —a ~ " N. 9 . A? R REA i erins : | en: ter he 77 ice T at rand ® , SEB h Sid also 3 ger = 6 T.. eras P DORE °o suit. ark N n and Hl- ures. nt-f) ble from | TEN .T RE ia! inv 2 ! 4762, __ my . | termes rents $23 eaters: rooms. 114. ASTI e and 11 KNIC rooms. 50xx ark)—5 DRIV No. 2, 4-fam INT See at : ait room gf S gb Spar? room " te a 1010"or iin’ price 818.500. aan “DOURE OF Haritora * Colfax sds 9808 id ee rooms. single flan, voy nah BARGAIN. 5 TENT! BB on m lows; KAS |. 86 Chest ily f! and ord WN Gl °. lats +h sal ardw = ‘ ty ae ie TH 1426 SSS rome a sag oa malt ang te . sof Metay ‘abe " onive 1427, | {2 sachs fap oan wee ee eo and” "room hue, Ai mal BE cme fist] i$. cate sere || * piso c REN ow oO — 08 mune, Dandsot: bh, saree TY erythin l¢ rior ow 0d fox room - : —=— o $12 50 or a rooms a a fo vipat MROUC a t Dc reas Al cond 55—Mod ont: o larz ner; 3A T = barca room _ Grand 6544 TW FF ty Next - new pa ight eee | rade as” ck sors. hot- a .. ingalow locality. , UP as quick s and tn ohe fam- wy rge ot GH Be e baths. 1 BLE — onable. ition: focdern i OL ON $50 6 rooms; Ltiewur : o th. in at TEX A: i 6544 EBER. bath, y mad Laced per ao | see ch: ver ater h exja | HAASE First plendid ale price r M HE hot- 30-32—4- _mar 106 FLAT— 2-car br 0- RAD ‘T. | nronth. roy ; vorner Ma 2X AS, oi 5 e. CGpen th e Park. & fine | ae aes eat, sur \ASE RE call at Re rer LLE wa! family. 4 poU 15. Hi-P ick Le. SCHOP Ol desire pie eran fe B $451 - barren; Ree! tore, ie after Some | hemppeaeeies HARTW! le fia modern . un} [ID .EALTY rete in a uced vita ti 103 mily, 4 UBLE oint OP ive S47 bie: Ba ier a = argain . ‘ ; Arcade Bi after e. | 1G-D ts $16 will oub] OO splend reo: MMOLE N Rth. roo FLA e: $21. (c) 4247 3-4 ( Pe 214 rent fl a! ic | 2 EXAS. its | “& GRAND dg. Olive 3° | BEA 302 DISCHINGE 500. e F' 921 Gh ta] nece. 3 hard wood 49xx—0- “Olive 3 BS vg I a OOS. Del. wane” oe SINGLE—87000 ‘Calumet 3 62 ae. SS) 2 gg ee —® $150. rtul 5-5 roo AV o— wh ve 578 6 be UTIFt 2 N.G ER. 3-3 roo at—3d een 2431 3 garag —_ floors, 0-family 433.) W 4 mont es weal - | owner’ turns lar ; Bide 55 CL Disp ome |TEKas FS eal Bee ee sete | at serere ele TAT 3 eee eee | le ) McRee NVEST oe ae Chestn BUERM ——" ton . +. 5427— TiS Or oOo.. Kara roo - Scakview CABANNE: REALTY poiy ft t | floo excellen aparime r ’ : (si ne ENTH, 1816 barcain. ROS FEM? A Gravols av ee O00" bem 3 pea ace tare, rooms, | eee .t FREI xxx, | SUTHE Riverside” 8 THe, 58 tome. od ~ karene: $0600." Bor 6-218, F ew | heat. 3 ing eat, plenty of closet tail work, te-ineh very dest uilt” | pe, Gus thr oud étamtiy. a1 BRIN ae 2 SOOM ~ LICK, 101¢ om cist month me, Uneete cosnpieted: JFRED ee boo SRLAND S814. S222 mod- Ay. peer alt. x G-*19, eat; 2-ci BE gen i, tile BARGAIN — o as & space. oulng: h hard beet construct! . ough. ineome: ly: a INKOF. " “SEE s and attic | a TH S 10 Chest ‘Gee Rick price -hardw 4 room: facing rage kKcasea, de S814. Mera- _Gell-Cathedra ition: and 6 Post-Di Car 5 Healt> heater. baths, better e carefu wht g: all roo wood fl on. 08 at. Price eee wes 170. SMDY mut ON tic; | modern in onto APARTMENT Olive 1427. |: kos (ent Sot separ pnaets “Garten churches, hw anges: oS rosm ic) | °F — marish. reht: te ae Pood ry pg ey, lot box] 9. clase construction. eh ee ao y ery neo ye ravoia. owas hath, lot 60 > - — saga | rents $180 pee Badd 4 —. One ete | yt rent $2640 coy steam hs room. Mh a ae OED io. Se a fiat. urice $ ene sh ingle. Box 308, Lan. furnaces: §-6-room ARCO > AV. Oiive 375. _ ch has soe wants, PE yr for live mone) Cae Cs roo 3548 ma de. + 60x14 € gern: rent — | terme 0 month epect: pr ight oo neerenes EALT eat , eating math, fu 5—F" : owner upstal ne I 8500. ollet ~ a ee with Sarag wick flat: B thro er detail convenience Of Sere oe | ee ata 7 Fide dee iit | ovate 0 8 at tay ae | CHA eA eee akan se The coud mara Ca Woman, 018 iad Ses _ Because 0 as ED W roome A 7 ) x0 Cc ¢« 0 Che 0 OPEN = st- | SO RE ey okee = made tile 7H bath “ayv.. 4 ana & Ke; i _— w, 4 Mr. ‘ f thi specializing { ee toee,_ w. Wess sites. Sis men 01 -_ DANDY #4 FLAT (6228. (0) San nee Oo 1 hy + 2 EFLAF ort -ER Ai 5457 ERED fine | ae arr $1020" ahi a low rent 7 Avartmcot—% Chouteau : a 18 ” hwy 5 reome and bath 338 8. 13.800 emily, | | bes’ th, fur te | $819 8k 9 Se Sion ive _ 3427. | th separate fu M, TOD ane eee “$5 4ixx—Fi Gravois e.1 wee Pompe 'LES, 4914. weer WENZLICK a0ed be a Kingsbury oner | : Re aeteee be bai, fumes, garage. BUX BUX fe | beauty. $400 a "Sigpunet porchs 6-room S. kingenighe Pr SERVICE “TS ECKEL-2 win furnaces: seam aoa. WIGHITA. sooo Ritz, 758 “wie: Fran wood ioe. modern = a Delmar’ ax 1010 (hesthu in, investment: A few Apartme uilt” iy pus; be . Cith © Kn y.4 'BER- pection Su: ash. ba ing porch | ow, then ency: hway: an a L-FEYDT. 61) five Po 4564—& : 725 Vic- TAT —5Oxx Box gle bath: room 5592 FAMILY. | eect. Olive 625 specials nt ¢ fen UraAH. a ~ E K BU rr -WELZ 624! ‘: 068 easy; | Two dc get c y; brick | aparsa any t-f ) 2395 EYDT-EARI modern _tences. 9s ingle ic- 6r 5fxx w 68. P 2 fu gs, | ment, W aterm SY APAR . Olive 1427 os North we bh S ~ oe to . ELS & Bt 9423 Grave ¥; iM 9 doulb ard « garasg pent-flat ; "KSON aed good flat. Be R ooms; ert - o#t-D rnaces: |! show an RTM. 427. 1 wood ave ju % Rosse EY YF. avo.* | Sag © uble fi of adr see ts | Ep CHI » “KS5ON_F cotydi four and PASOR. wonder 4 an ispatch.( men ing a av.. bea TMENT. 6 onrigh , 6-fa et com e Ome n UT floor. ,aT—2ace Riv.3210 44° ia: 65-6 ate in nissi: aon this | ws lendid } PE \ > “xo JINS tion: al and Oft: 59 lerful 4 6 (c) > ae c statermn big utif 319 cl ght, 6-f mily. 7 pleted : n at = AH » Sd 5 rooms ; TE 3100 | % 0 Beet ee the clwater he 5 VA — a Two s PROT 401. ll con¥ ce oO} 80 a nema and 6 HAS. ent f percen tag ul apart 71 emen amily . 7 rooms, , & -- ; 20xx fioor, 3 to_let “SAS AV sUTTle hov ne ea he Sow ») ; rice “ gle "iat car ang room. | - 6 pecial Spri YP 619 Tagg } E. , ee ~~~ 4 = da c eae RR, pe... 1G REALTY Co., rood investment._. ‘ and “tiie bath, ‘le hed Bey . * uy 2002. aia ~ ee ome hy mt 5 Bs mng sun a 3-car rages. rental rental i or " te) TaH. BS M 2 ALT ts bar in Ser). ‘ CSS com i of 4 A. ice 4-5 : ] . x . ATO tr + rae m A+ As _% 2 LOK Fo 1 ex po fi a 3 Me ate. 1 v. \. a income, Sl ae = ray a oe So ae ee "sours abit Gears beter 8-5. batn furnae vevens | (one. Fae 8, ing Bargain | “SOUTH I EIDER, Con Sesser FLATS tami Ess anes "Silane site vielen arranged sreny fom ti Pantenta, 12 tami y, 6 rooma. 8 Tous ental income ‘ee pw D-5 AH ain. os 5 ee a few ze covets GY. 1 | Ae oo yw: price snes: gveet | Hi k: price is r oe iAMPT + eee~ (c80) Capeny oy REALTY admiss inspect out ae reeme, © # garages: tal oe rein a % ear i and 3 rooms: if aan 103 and os 9 room | GSR Shere: ei Phar ho od t rae le and 7 HENSTEIN. Ro See. 20 | Grove | lot ; wel bn it: modert FLAT a FLAT— > ee eR est; ~ ll and av aT Wh z oO. 61 28A uy ; oe i . = : a ve - reer = 2 | } . ry 0 . 1] 7 - it , _ il r ae " N > ix i : Tt —— > h ea ia AH. 1933—3 and 366920 or Ohwa to mie br MS. ATES. Rh Olive | room f Minnesota amily, of 4 ower G 7 CO., GIS over. | oi EIT2 > okol oil t d_ excep av. family. _R. CO., 807 re . 6 and 7 WASH. Easton. ; 1 . ce i; Maes lot; © an as Ove 8 = = - $500 c ‘ASE 3433. | "MESS: oy $6450 think t! ES rove Heigh Michigan. | WONDERF ._ 725 seqraece io — offer near Well ‘. rooms, on_ Rr heate: heat, s room yg ai n ; MME UTA! Grand 6 ~# B,- ae SED per wen nie - 6 423 De —— his over: 3 exceptionsily. w s, tile ts—Si i, PUL. SOUTH ria Bid $12.500:| F eer 3120” we tant. on, Hodiamo heater, er irr oe at, tile —— y @] - 4 L AH. 3522 6B32W us to pail oath faghg t me ‘ '$ AM) and | } facie r Deven — © e price of f Gc mn; bri 7 well bu wath ‘s. furn: ingle | ble — ont mtd em ey a 7 1AMPTON ma OREST ape ian : aR — REALT ixtures reh, sel hot- 9 ef ae : lea pyle es i ay, | ig, Re ioe on sear aunde bar Hoe eenrene | BEUAZE met ede teases oS Ree Sank eee cat gard Mee shes Bitiad a 722 CHESTNU erred Re . " AH olirEe ss STME ; ~"y oe - zh ery mo eating pial e | Taylor. nev ae gy roe t m LE F t st. NUT | co NT Kh e a 7on i To i . odern im p.azit _ sense E MAN ; SL. >. 5s 5¢ 3-3. B. ~ Arcad mae ut?: ren OTe. st and bree ylor ‘a orick er av. FLAT — room * 5304 . 28 wet = ARG " wv ome ~ ser ‘ " 1.6 = ‘ = w it : 3784 ATHS. ae ati? Y ; will 1? ® t xt ruttere . eat 4 new | pric I ndes or 4 A P a ‘enrr ° 1! rpoh preakfa 10—t lew $3 eTn ; bric ndon., TwEN ( mm) Open toda ALLY “: Bia! renine x 369 146 NER are 45 ~ a well t e and = hardw doub! Ba ‘e e129" mn: Ten rooms POUBLE lar ) heat; v beds. et room , double od aa ick po 3 si Grove ¥y; 27 WEL » with ta Now Sca 9. tr 13-05 X MOVIN Fuversde will eel t screens wood f! uble | —— ao 00: tern ital $25 5 -roc PFS ze lot 3-car hardw and Bho onthl rches; 1 ngles. "6 bat -. 6000 28 Ham L BUIL . . wi: u ry hs As rece wo « sie Pa - G—MT a ©0257 1 33 “SIT : : se! Ret) ~y tiie hy N oorTes, | = PR or ~. eTins. . 7580 1m. effi- ON rent S! gwarage ood sun- w y. bar . nside sta 5-5 flats. he, Fron wes » pton -. a a5 burs r h a8 : si ry y beds 3-roon | PTOOLE ve us yo kian® D. ST SELL 92: _S>33 "Dats FP separate A a ws path. ete. ELL F we ae ee. FOR Tae ABEOTE Re i out mae — ENZLICK _10 pain for alan rents tie a front Rank aE, 0 oe tag J.M ‘ bullder ren Lal x This is bed brick 5635 Ee, 201 Wal offer. R pelrnal TY AND wiid-} 90 SOUTHA ».. 131 N | and & 1905—- tealtor. 7 or $23 4 A REAL 10 Ches sale; ae 325x186 light! ces; will tile . | UTAH. 362¢ SEO show WONL Ma met cae once es RAFFERTY : 3295 HA “Gabany. 2 oo | spect we HAMPTON SINC N.Tth.| Sra. eens onal —— miter, 708 Chestnut "_ 1SedGoodsation AND 6 = Olive 1427. ee -" ee ae a, DOU, : $ ’ : 40) ‘ 1? an ° Das if ok? 2 ed r ry an cor m sin i pers =~ , 20w ; —— : Nh ingle flat: a3 — ey RAHGAIN e 8350 $7500. ilies ge MENARI ve‘ Beaut a tom L aL ID. AY AV 953. _ iw EN 5, oar tn ee ae _— = each wry: 40 8 rooms. : a opt fami: ~ 4 2p 4 Dple bi B e — 4 Ee OR st_st sett 1A = vut Unie — . 3 ep + n stove som =a tLAKE ns. Owne com. | ” DFE! ' Realtor, 70 - lat-| Daces: ood Se a AND N AV. OU 4 Cheetn . stntaee 7 : fat. 3-4 fe) y. 3. 8, | * Rewitur By Bye + ubstan L BUY— t: | _Main 2814 AWLEY heat: etre eos Bs t_& BRO ner 2d} owner, ee. = T09_Chest Mo” ALBERT 6 a 3 een BLE ut ; y 3-4, tant, rpome _seogwd } Re. OTT DOU ‘BLE : Arcade Bia ithe aad a 313 BALE’ —FASY TERMS — | eer er ont we. Co cama — i — a ak Chestnut HAMILT lower f convenience 5 a ‘at aia * pi cars. yo fur- 44xx W $3000 CAS FLAT $ rot | Lg FLATS > - rTea- PICHAN. se ele ’ ; j- 4 4 r 2 4 i£ ; Tis e "-@Q M'‘ FR re 4 TY wT t ~N A Ae be % eTy Cc heap | ome @ SING L " Ch eo . } hard wo “) 4 own a’ a - AL. oO AY. _ LA Mi TO = oor F nces: Fe. 5 | F B - 6 ANKE RnR lot 50x rooms ba . —_ H price Hy two . . VIRGINA. 7921 Sth ar “it Br eurnace ¢ =a + — AAO HR, +. elect g furnace ichou iLE FL AT weet. | in Garage fo w le bath d 2 ounbet and o| gata . wood (422 26—2 owe le Bey Bla acketone. 5 ik Chestn' cO.. condition: — at 4 A ; rent $! 7323— | oe 3 RS ‘ hath hat Q “TWO 7 26 Cl hermes. ort lson pl.: “ —| erage st. * et cameer t 4 ares o0rs new lille Ree yy AV. FL ut st. TER JONI n81. elec and McPhereon : ¢ 2 OF, 1 te eet “ae RUCT Eee pion Ay 8 oe eee FAMILY HOUSE nestnt aoe te loor. and ,5, rooms |} _—_— Dome tere ot-water h oi. | tile bath double WT OBERM me. 5 and FLAT. JONES 73% price 913.bC ’ 1400: : two = 4 ; ‘ El | > Tet nw ‘ i b t re f! Ve fla For RM m 6 Ik $1 good prt flate TRGTNIA- MARKIE nm ee » TO GET ~ OFF? . enare. euaeie gestory at ™ t_st. | HEN S200 Bie ae vara Pp oe r wie Lot [OP 619 his is @ real 60xx hee ne = 5-6 roo Y geam heat, st pMevik LBRO. 2 sold mod- | _.Medern 5230 RIDG 618 Cheat ° 621 $12.000. 6 and 7 a mod 413 4. me. % a. ew tTrkRK for $4: marble each ff nad «at Lit MEL) 0) per @ ce for on path andy Lot Che as; 7] UES Mc ater he me, , 3 | emai Pesmasee ae , e baths _ PARK FI be UB. oo. i and a gee to. 81d. & Ea ‘Chestnut y:| lor tiful 6-2 751—Corner | Che la! 1x10 UTH 45 Wale _M. pei 2s: b ley st -_ andl rooms ’ 7 ee hliwe { BI ca da 4 ro 22! ~ a ‘t $15.950 : aces a stnut. Ol} se Ae, ami! orner Clen stnut. ce av. 0 fee OF DELM Except 92-9 Vainwright Bldg. BSS PE ide TOBEY aa, hee Pee ’ a Jf s * “dw -) a: . hot = e oF LUN KI i e ome o . t +oder GS5O if : * : en — Jiive 14°7 much in-a-dor y F, “Toon Cleme of lot: & bri t on e A ¢ x lone 4 54 EVANS ' are oid 1 floors, st ‘ater -B e19 Cc $077 OO es 075. 1 f gold | 7 “3 , 7.| = AN cash nee be Gad oan * a | PRA reaso ck ga ast sid R Bl.| iy Anas 1 4-fami Ss of es side $1 ts, 5419 _c. wie no speculat station-| re irs 3 $300 : restnut > 116 Ww Rent 3. ys a 4OUH 1eeded é-car §& | oun pe. .NCTS- mabie rane e of A ly Gnances. Fo asmaty + 8 Gre “Aq: ISOMATII. 2 ulative flat rent ext BOR al ASH DOWN ' nQ°s y 1) CC AS N, @th. | — ctemeisecut aoe ik BS _— R EAL seer ermis,, age . aot Knoe kout PERRYT- oat Py Se on — of a : ey rents $500. att bat Pag —— e na ans Say SHESANDOAH AW. | Sh800: easy Sats Row Nick: now eee ab pian H ee TE] | KENSINGTON, 5240— eSi9g ist | ancitecisr's eure ies ;|SoHN & BLAKE & BRO. 8 erie a ee oo 7 ele + we ~OAH av Tanda 4 EN] . é meant? —- are: in brick _ ar " "turn ace oe 4 as 4 a ‘ a ae e.?d be sie r REL reduc aa FT ese Mo 2120 Cc hest- le ye stgeate: 4 —102 ea F et - SLAKE & e and ve- Powe urnaacs, 45, rooms and x pp ee ricl ) DY. 7150 ymet — aaiat ard LER-GEDN Te excell lent buy: es 2 i: oS ee | Gra ert oy KING. ode rn 5-6. all aX. —B.3 socum. aie family. p Price 3-FAMILLY BRO., 815 Chestnut. Olive 7 AREND .- seo Sa ine 7 ‘ = af : K fiat , BaoH e inst > hesatnu‘ _ ING C Ase IONE bohe ve ae h nee aS har eon roon GR AND ti § pate 297452 NNER, 28 amg Yarnace. 524 aie 6 ait Title Gun | WES Ew ee tis, tiene? 6 60 BEAUTIFUL to cRER RE onth! 4 AS-LUFI _immediat eS Gree lees oe gggton om dow: | garages oe Y x ruar. —— m0) RITALTY ¢ P “ B. 1540 « aa Chest! floor | BRINK ee ott oe own. > and ie Sy SER, 2801_Cherskes ‘. $10,000 Kens! he Fy Bids. 4 ‘EST END N95 On 5 ne oy Persil FLAT — ry oo tee utif’ CHOU 7 se «*hestn INKOP $15.00 hot-w sun reo Pa, will t me $7 i! chu . ngton: ROO 6-F — ve. =. teria > ne av. : 398 i ©6810 Gri or a iful dow =} tnut s £19 : ) ater m LENO oo and x20 rooms, © rehe , pric * ren on & MSs A ) } (es . lo fiat. 3 ViRGINIA s—avols & ~ es x double o / AV... “NEW t y: ‘k 9 Cheatn SEE Beet. - i — aBi® te. Box A- 9 year; — CHAUNCEY F Bee hes $19.500: $235: eiret of Ki _ SUN PAR 1ILY Park: ho. weemn Dees tn 4 the é‘ B Gat. 2 ons INIA AV 2 av tal $3072 _ rooms CKE te ee e. : a geil joe block Post- va) EY P. 500: near a) aoonee ury LoR— this ¢ ite : SEE > : _ |;es& per. al cas ace rooms, sul l-Fey Oliv a once i amd block yat- Dis. ~ 5954 HE echools, apar > $29 .D today. a} he - “4 ; ’ ’ electri F. J. Om Sy nn for na — par- ane TY dt- }: ive 98 | ihe Reo, : Call we north ¢ Ba 4 BAK ‘ATH co is. tment oe. PARK - ps P61 Che electric, RNWELL R. EL “care; Tes 2628 vO FAMTI Jarick — ik, PE 4 cPH jownste sacrifice | of Page: rrein. ‘TMER AV- . Olive large sun J SAV ai? Be saNSUSOTAAY. tee P| 3 roc Bry att Re e178. |= 908 Afman “AMILY F rickson | eine th 2 fur- "elite come j 283% ED\ | ." Listed eetmens. ow f ST. “THOMAS AFAR BALTY, CO. uve 484. EPSTEIN, 819 gtey. - ‘is eetn iu’ ” ' a -\4 iP . , = ~oOn " LAs emt auri aces — al 7 % s hot-w ‘ \ 4 : a5 : OnrT ‘jrand ~ RE £ ‘x a “Mu Nig. Oiive, 2308. est ‘IN Pay 133 ART : ~ «i twee i; 5. ater Pe So: NTCI eh each part ATERM SN , nut. Aum a hive oot Ala (TMENT jestnu ws = 9 roor re LAIR oO”, ch; 6 ment AN Ts ae e and MAG! CLF aR , om «(Ole wer NT Fl = st ot tric year, G37 wienrl 2. hard wo oe °OT) on S pp} w a ~ Ts. gas . meng wert ant ei nele Street. P ~ R J ~ ard of ae oo pri . °12 : nd 6 | “aes nm 3048 race S card. 2 baths au wood 13, MaPherson K 1) aa RES ie ce, Sure BA gin, NABI See, Gooeee: 5" aie Crittendel 3-3 roo RE epee de of Kings 5-roo PAGE BL., 4 3 Al.LUB, ry 12.000; | __ CE FLAT—GO cE R. E. CO double bri tile Me 5-6 r +5 ROOM oa; mt condit ~ , “99% gine al Sot TH T Ris a he ” oorms a (witcona “ti “aily 3 gil mode ' eo) all » 5B toda gshighw mo -_ halt ete ion 4359 1B, 902 Times RIA | get 1329 Ari 9 00 — Chestnut, oe = a + bat os 4 ’ : ’ ~~ sa of ~ ve Ne ‘ $5 J . 4° ” = ™ e ns o- } 2. p~ 2 rn Ji. c? ur : y Sty puget us She : a ' 5-6 oaer ED ig ¢ car j ra 7. at. nt; . l er Ls, Aen mwery oT NGALOW er ay ren rarese co E og FLATS 14. & barge Delor: ~ Doub! unt aick ~~ ma- . 4 co. eT GALT Kach ATRON rn a ltors. A tee ross Pa : ’ nie 7. Sov) 4 roome > 7 4 fe an 5-46 — ric ow on "9g So ‘EW FI ms: v Rid Tei ted pont h y a se 4- room esa 5044 eiote NER Forest y O Ne Y OO. shower. floor HOME.- S640 UMP os Ridg. Ol it WENZLICK. 10 oniy 3 A, bathe. Pur ow ne? pen Soda ae 4 brick me. bath * at rict ~_ # - — est —" (y picg. PAGE ted. BEC Ws Ae sat | = Sat; a electric. jartmer ‘s BAL a rorest_6228,_(c) } ine St. f wstead and! | show! Scar > Nenraae en, Ww ; e KK ' ee a-9) 3 —~ rooms Por . fur- id y m a! ' & er - ' a a r wn 1ac shsks. ; wD Dena, ter } el! hn -EY ive 3 37 oF 4-5 : 710 Ch racant , os airs wne8 lay 2 t ern; « har bp k bath _ 4£335— Fo a ways | ve Ww eo: ow room or er iret with hea’ ult 4 ST R910 wre estnut L ollet , nos “i car. @ cee to OD ft su esr 1ardwo bungr CRI i. separat Flat; reset. « 3647 | KO ant off ner flat: ae | 109x Ror and OP a. double and 4 ow 712 ¥ ire > 1OM on Cylive Br : gas a : 3-setor / jectri/c « - Fs oe nan on 00d ‘ = ra __ s- quick raw furt “ 6 and — Ol; RTH R er. anxious , beth Pine et 213 © partm _ Main a rT poy c gar reom er Gov nia LAT—$7 1427 gadway ¢ ectric vy brick row park hb prem! ooTs HAS. J ick offer nace: 7 roon Dlive 14 EALTY to ; | ed; on n el t ’ in 2 EK 5 AERT — heat Tase. ** ET fat. | baths 950 ; wie Omit “aT : gara = 3 n DW , ere an nises Sy - : 4 PY r war garage f Lg “ 37 2 WL sel all . Ww, oor. i s S162. 14 put et ™ 1.” | BR » aie cement tr! if La ine: terz ge. (he rooms, | "R24 N i KT d 100k Pr un-| PA RRVIE' LYNN } ed. or tw ASHIN OAN regirt "tor pot house 4409 New ‘ OM \ Aron . GIBSON sa ive 7, ~ PR A? NE R yee vou “er haseTTw , “4 a. ii ae ._* 4-: oa ie “ok ee or oe . Cran ‘ Lo Pw P - ‘ ty TT) ¢ IEW, 4s —— t. E. CoO.. oO} 4715-1: aTON 106 WN, Wi BENZ apd w. joven’ 2 > Re Bn “clans ‘421k —44 w dandy fi athe, f ar | fl = 1 ERED C nt ans oo Wie e288 Fer oP we a ogg bath. ¢ | | ¢ 13064 Se _ UBLE aes iN > CO hast w 00 hy . room s Beautiful, Mee 481. apiece ar N.S et. = LJOK, 1 is oo. Fh gy ua 58 SINGLE FLA Ke came 7100 i? ition: —— frame 444 TAN 401 r pe Sree 3 sate tile S 5.5. sun SELL TODA ae 2828 “4 heat oe rooms elects l@c- wood - ausiand FLAT BA adway 1nd orif floors, tear breakfast double appro! 9 ae ure land fine bul } and 8 . i 5231 sinut. = ¥ . - 6 and xx T ye ¢ WYOM Grand er onas ey ané iy 3 i NEB} & Chout . with | cf open today stean parlors, | AY | 2806 yon: 3-3 nstairs ectr ~y b: od floors, parlor 4 rooms RGAIN. HN H. AB ice at $21 a id room; 5167 a SS EO Tie 2 ogee Sutl ve 1427. 2-car 6 rooms, AV Ns £ ING 1 8956) ; $86 month & fur “ R ASKA eau av bor Olive_ ay. ~ 1 n heat, Lard wood conve! f{erame 3 rooms. gare ath $288 — wat Murphy §-roorr PERS BOTT, F ou. eal ‘oca . McNAIR ; 8000 caraxces ene. herl wise garages. : mt 5 th. ove, SRx : dine o- AV cs Pil "3023 Mo - >: doubie i B932 3 oe 4-4 —e my DAY aa UV mn ater h eat ) bed 1 ef- R iM LNG, Oa tor on ‘ MOD BAKE Call new loa bath, cinate fl and A modern. hot-water ¥ alley eteam x—5-6 “i “Sei 1" electri strurle ‘ a 7 i~ no ay see it tod ge- | ti 290 (Mic rooms: : © sentstc A F “ 7 k =A le 4-car . hard- partme 55xx ll 709 Ch 641 )PRN Do WEL! now. Fo n r gteam at of Vv. J : Grand made - heat, sin KOP 6) = lat; tile | ' 4175 R reD— ay and | dou gy ail modern sOUTe, NSTEIN OS gull mart | One of nt: eplend have estnut. | DS 6-18 W CBLE FL L, 4955 De et heat. b 5 and 6 im 2162. E , seems m heat, roome 22 ME ORN Chest 000: 5 gar in So! good uly BELLIS ste; fu amis , $11,500 will — A -4 toe tile | ~ WTO Taw Oren Au term ae: or «t J. Me fe: own 6 CF. o410 hard sunroortn 26-2 AN EK I nut 00: ages: 500 bloc tena AS, R mac os ¢8 show mon ms of rs; 2 ; oS + un 0 FN -. CAW o- ane roor nae Michi aw mh 28 D R Dot et. tern ren loc ik ts ealt es f ~a 4 y thiy $1 . | FOMING, 38x = nee ey: Rea ome a ne. Bo 40 M FOR INSP hed Os INSPEC ~ TH R. > ne bath, oo Mi oo regres 28 roo ood floors. building: yee ae RIDGE. wae Ries ts $70 ig price’ $40. SKeaitore Arcade Bidg 6 rooms. ANDERSON: GToe ug. ns of $1500 coe = SINGLE | ¥ ’ enier Pe . ’ : Slt w: . Wor _ Mir ati my ™meé oar . , ‘ reas . —_—_— y , _—-— * Pr --— §. .) , D 520 PP i electric som nhs fa ao nee rh Sia: i ~~ ab ‘ors \f = tarre ry REAL IN a ut 401 — on —— ta Scoue a bath, fur- | Trine Re ny v-car conver k: beautiful SHU c ART. or peritou ~ S-r room fi fa £.S x rooms ae [Olive 378. 278. —FINDELL SKE-BL ERMAN. 0g - and ee ee av. 3 FLAT ; * a mae MODE] 243 ~ modern: | garage «ashet a "bi es 222 garage — ‘modern rooms : real good our ch rarag nclud DGE. 5 ' REALTY > = “fiat: gP ric; 2-ca ma. b iS, A , ‘hest o nd and i. — ? ; N ~~ gaara . ands, hot in tile t nar 2220 Or -n conven! Aro WE ‘ey ance ¢ e: re §991— co MOF. LEND r . ain , ‘ x(t. - tes , REN e rR i "KS ~ rag brick .. rit 4 - AY. | Re : urnace - 467 A—Fila No I ] eautiful MOTTH AVY. Pride. QO No o Olive & ‘ * ) aingte : Grocer 5000 ar gar gle fla ee Sea one block tT G ON. ( gare | | tOMAIN . well bull’. t. 4-5 ~ | let 26 sin OF XG Pe ay — T 3165. a : double ¢ga- SRO. y buildin ying a arage; bri + fur- \ he oT fun oat ny ni ao —_ of Grand ,. 3819 . ING T E F I 001 ravo's 2 TAY. KI rice “SS: tive ch flat we Ly PL ~~ 58 89- oP BU x RE. FP. J. © Sifeet dea: tl fiat of 4 s Hh RS — At gg TER 2 CORNER > as A Us." BRIN own flat " above: nt ~os Mh tng flat: ff ; bar- | 6 tiers pt ful el hardwood yaanes 4: = ¢ wee a Ruger e.! a TAT 498 109) 5000 - and 4-c MM. E. W! ~— i mee th ngie oe 4-5 bE “DE LUX PLL e bath; “and 6 roome struc en co u very eg x. am bs imi Kon ee leaving, city. ZLICK. 101 “pi. 1426— uble $15,0 ‘are rnace: sisom: 4 re | fami} s and r WEES ie roo sTevois. ~~ @2i8- pon rood RT rest ‘$500 ; ae and room : ) Cc a lu I. a2 offer. -FAM ra RENT E eo ee 4 and — vt pric e, bi iy ~ og 14 5 +o ASE e) arra parlor. ‘eee heick | Ol rouble = TO Gu _Realt nade: $37 heer H | $4R5 of Jeffer brick ff ASH 8455 TATE C ' 4 rooms [LY FLA ASTON- brick L Oo _ rm c R. ° oe per-yes ome | REALT ranged : 3 bedrooms : a ll 54 rene A ‘Ceeet 7 of ay roo N ry & sat ort Mo. ra Ar +, tee jranie fiat ; a * of) C iL rsoT e at anal 4 7?) q* HIP . at stor r n w. . ' 4 «t TIA and 7 LAT _. TAS OR T n fooms. eo MIL 7 nd good £ houses | Y co. a: $24 000. . : 2 = a —— pets on 4 r. J ‘ee oder ma, #un and ¢ o—Fi ace Bidg = a. Emerr alwavs — electric: fur and 5S rT } EW 24 \_—— MC eam he bath ea L NION. — 4472 E TRUST e right ~ESPECI NBER’ econdit : A 82 25 Ch ’ ,. ‘ilee ate ae ORNWEL price $ Shira e—eeat, 31S ig. Olive 37 on. Olive” ted: | furnaces, £ oms, sit A ST | ORRIS AACE ce 1384— Gaston ates rN¢ ALLY (GER. _1} anal B. Boi Chestnut rood floor — Too — 4-fami! y ‘D WELLS 1006 Che Chive ~ iit Sayed bri neat; ¥ up-so- ante apts in Univer 300; on S-ans aavene: af ree bts ee Ce 00 OE sig regi coon | SE See ‘otis fie ge TEE 7 ta Cones GR OVE Caer | a, re ae Se “iin oleae ee sts | BELLS, Re eo afeeat bie Fe ge ns Se ed ee a 3 one yea F DICK: thro on terms. , Wha hig ron B tGATN | hic bares owner ai has eiec c down ht. | right furnace - : | closed breaks ian aa Shard. | 728 asy terms ought at water er: alte ys ren 4. ° y et corner each a » | Make KM neh, eer os Lt | downestair tric ' and elec 9 ane Boe ge a] akfast r or » Ches me GE at @ eatin ees F _ Are ied. DY ma | necede . fla . end a oF Riv: Otter {ANN R. Fr. : ‘RJ Den. we “ rietly | { MRIS wetairs very grar ‘ome i AASE electric: €a 7 & rooms, | Pic. ren leeping pm oom, =a double Fin _ (ce) | VE SR NO es thu t ete Smee paramlR —~ ABKCT 5-FAMILY Area Bide. or 1 AS SHELP, Detailed mone t 6 and 2-tamily ‘a ~ on COo.. ; Me EA bi nw 0 TI t* T! R + Ta . more in Toc a NX. —_ 4 A m™m Pp ive 27 5 1 a 8 Thi« | 623 J. HICK 16 sO! 104- Cris AN an ' EAL’ ges. er { $ oor t. 4 . Main I HFO eo er ARTM S78. 5 sti) at ha rooms, ‘4 —awre Oo | ver on: reouia, tai si te : — ICKEL @21 8x] - th 6-F 4-family f! of Shaw — Shaw's aD AV Rew LTME Disps' on apartment. elegant | bad = TON. 1218 . 3505 Dd. ' —e _GODwI particulars # 5 room WALTE ca ala eats for’ $1 aactar cst + aides; | Bs - estnut | S15 han water e of 5 an NOLFE ER - ' ; “eed av." a a oon a rents $2 oom efficl at hard wood + ean? Garde’ : | ‘ .etr ™ is fi ae Box P , hatha. f 71 R—F i SES ee irand. IN REATI rs Kee J -- "R JON nce ve $10. 600. Drive po : * Nie Spmity wt Pd, - vator heat: B and 6 rooms, ~wonr re wav: | PRANCIS-PE a oooe0, reasonable rate eh nontaine sleep dust om BO ENT—Efficlency | type: + ertieetMls REAL Fiat; 4 and 4. aes” REAITY ©O.. 5288 | apr liberai ae ow, | RE 2, LOR ! ice anc N SEIN e =e { Y-RUTH — e320 beet fu! beatin floor tt porches. ' PART =F a a] location ype: firepre WALTON, ALTY On second at rooms; | Q 9.. 5243 Deimar _B. 00., 618 east ; Jutiea, , a ‘vay hoo: aa % | p_Knoice sie PAvIN—SING 11% ., “erm — | rT “ w . root AN nA XN D r ns oy 53000 cas! a q fix i vies An te. A sena- | room a T—Hieb __Box_¥- fsolendid tm | = gu Eri : eee S — cs 548 | s. Grand, - 4 Sie Le PARKVIEW PT _ + DeMUN PA “hest nut shing seers Fergus Au ae igh is 7 Ta! . T : Ct! " ing e fiat 7 NGLE pd " eDET bare . AHG - rye? . na er r \ SSE ot aaah . (5 BI ynthly pay “a >. gare ’ AP : rt oe % ’ w til mor a. — owt - Lis. —— CK MAN. » ) ren erm ; ‘ a lle > c K gn rae 1 | ok in par 4 Pe af . ie 4 107 X floor. ti ainine 5 al tust _ bh | ae OY |. ae sale a ve L, L potnet & ANKE R vente. ace: | ARTS BY ._Deoe Oe . iri ve =... a-door EX oe © Famil K D phe & Or X. 7m | poimemer of! earmace ha, ee 00 fee 18 SST oes et | wry cholce inven CELLENT 4 se OPE | garases: S—West Bnd fal| gus ANTHONY irs fs B8, To, 0421-2 3 Bs wea, | BUILDING “Family Apartm AVIS REALTY & a . tu J t only, 74: beth, McRe w wn (jravois | Cat rome os” ¥ ane a al] leased nt bu id ale lata AM Post ee are — za *. family: ce); Lit ” 3, ONY ce $97 -6 Too —§ | Mu Cates m OH JIU AT en : ‘ ae Box eae J, CORES Porus a. hook: Bs saiiert ED “ae 2. elts f the best , oo = ey tile we. = pate FLA APA Dispatch. auick mal loca tior 7% iW = Bldg. Oliv SCHMITT. 50 for A wet ; ev: 5 mily Flat LONG An BEIN TRAC t MOR &- ag y -41 Ly. lars eee For enti sere at oe T RTO Sa .: bricl ASH e 282° Rea! quick utiful ard roo R LIV ™E G¢ T 1V A irae ; : nny HEN} wr t nr _— , “ - _ "365! aA X K oe ns ere TIGHTS 10S ———— ~~ etris A 74 ON } > * a AL > , " in . phi ; Tt se tT cD 4 ent 8 Tr fam! ly eat: - ern e. 4. fa . a : A INT “IN KIN ING B +. . xy : 1. Single ARsENAL—~ RX + mere> 1 bow \—*0 2 e @8 ~ Hertford ASTLAN R E ALT SIN T BEAU T IF ——* F RO Uy modern. A. ——— joules er! 8 A one ae raw large ._ new. ¢ HART ;_ gout SS a 5 reomea. ti! Bree WwHich Ry AN NCE na wok on et es t : bath . EULA. — ns yy M KE Re \ WE U Di rand Bii4._ T GLE FLATS oe ! AUBERT a. eg OBER MEY a | and er S ae rent free oe oes | - 500 DOWN CO. 814 Ché a RY NAT. Ax APAR Vest A Hoste | re hie m 5 ° tod ale TN: 44 urnece. | ~—7 orest” IMEYE ¥ first os tern veetmer nd ear ) 431 - Chéstnut. | INTE A ENT IOs don't fa fiat Ww h WV EST - ete “$R2 | flats , QR OL HE S N ) M: ace. e.¢ —i 5S 06) oh & apartme w for 4q wt; low arn | bath: bayar BI ut | APTE > W tA RTMEN OC DICKMA: see it , a, ay: SOR Seok ee ee ee BLES Come OUTH & | —w Ee Sch yeom iss: : WELIZ, 53 ne quick sale: — | 230. garage 6 av.: 5 at YS FLAT GATED LOOKIN BUY ALWAYS BUTED ANN o én. ROPERT bes gute aa ‘a ‘he as. § “ new - ert and inepect tl IDE | ost N L. KI bacter. L % a le bath. | MPs 3 te ew > 048 Modern 4 ; owner | WOLF Secor: ws danen: 6; modert Np sOeT Ol iT avin BUT AY a uN - a _ 7 . . ' as ‘ - a am ’ a age? ies ww vas s mv . : finne 5- room f) at le Re y } Bb ~ ae . : _Gr "HIS > LInae 7 are al W > wr F ~ ’ and 4, fc} ’ = . LL ac 1100 ae: i. tile ; PY rR .¥ 1TH - ory 7 . JIN * her.) “Tr ily , w owen . ‘ . “| ' ; P : Ti. - ‘ .° #s\, ~ , 50" & o as st) a av. Tr - today. 4 ~wautiful i 4 R TME R anc oa ALT y 7 90) asi +i = 2 34 1 ~ $8500 | K 101 : ial hh “ - ST P IN ONE SKINK IT to i u as woo ‘ aah as® tenes : 9 oul : . =) , END 3 aanaTnte ’ "400 e : gute nae terms - St. an 109 11 if hat! 39% our io. >] NI 7X. . _tile_bath gure F iat f a A ' A N Sth . R. A ARK oH F ee Py ia aotben.? "3% lew = . ‘4s , ; hiack me " ' UT , i% ACT bu Pp to al mur ealestnen ‘. Par 19 kK NIC ‘K oe" 7 at — by oadway. ; Ww b _LS ne te — . 4319 REAL B. A ‘) v eo 8282 | weet rt ARK. weITh, 4 BisecK . style Ay ti ; ne sles , : " Y AXT) ‘ from 30 ow yo men wil! iab. TY) MEY ER furn 6 nOTl i 6 room: x5x-— Mod se: owner no iern ow~ne! Washin RG AT’ ve oe | PHONE we RI AN we AT C OFT Satelagaieien Same a | Od coer. o 30 a SEI sesh ws | | BAYARD. fen tine westty £'% i. | eatera ela se tinate fat 5 pot 86a 228 ‘eat Bs ARGAIN | | > Tanaet s Mae eel oure. rtheas reore at, w 4-fan ‘ This } ‘ 7 , g p. pen i * ™ “ : "and. cc " - LTY rage pot Ce $13: *( PP we ae Te ad and | DIR * wt wo fami rice red ; ° , AY -¢ ta-tamily f, mer Al fears beat; | it. 4 bea ful ey onal id Av. ! ! RE . SEB ‘ASTI A i) nual r D. cis 1-43 om - fax 34° ‘. INV. l fice SHER =_ 2 autc , eee i hot- 6°61. KS. 3602 —_ dle it ee “apartment Apart . OR ye, make off ir Ar-~ and Mex | alle 170: in —_ fu c.. J cnaen @famils e607 I ALTY CO) N LOR en $1200: we aes tueae le, 5- 6 | a. 3 ee CO. Se" Che Morris. Beaut Ploriasant. ON | api yr eg as De L ANSTRATH. 7 ome, furnaces ke made; ag fureees, oe: at atemily | = 7 tate st [PANY | | ee a} will set for $i! | 000: PF ey families; rentmt st. me iful 6 F CH fas | 6300 Bl FOREST mxe : ; 17 7 « 1 otters rea ) ~ ion - ts lot —— Gra 4 | : + LCKSTO: +. i. cry fe 8000; HE shy H. ° nt $240: a roome with @vracus ami), v , A _fcoB3) 7 His 1" oek N a PARK » § hex ' rd . n for ule Fy sO - nm Rilé J! hort. ~~ 1 TT RO . | & yf HW HAl = price $22 Wu Ir? o eY.-: - part PORTI HE orthw , mere > Crave TILA GF are : . ree ~eent 4- MIL : _! Grand NG-GCARI to enor n ’ — = s ks r © id ‘- pric bathe nm var! cTw . D IN MIN ay O on NG RB. OO | oy Soe ae Se OccaNE. BB ATER , Realtor, POSKIN: | pteam ee Ttawally orest Sais | a ea brick ee Bee sare eerie ic lor G°4 Gt S cf and eo po ace, vv ith ev 5Rxx ri OE LO Jt 17 4 < : balance — rents a ivory ‘ , ‘Murphy _ 4404 Nat F on AN ONS HIC EST . Serres. We MahiDbe RE panes. Priced ge 4 pen ma 4 and CLIDE F rai terms Ssee: gs000' a De eulators, ural Bridee. rat PaMIt. ome mS HT. to? REALTY C RPARNE,_ 58 en ie lea ¥ ~Fooms# W ESTGATE, SHER R Ee or * 0 caenh, Bt ny fliate Attentio ee pattelhat. ILyY A race . CTED th “Ty ca 7; rooms. preet_b478W. 180 sider t . income °7-31—3 é. —— heetnut Mr. firet eat ren le ett x IVE , CONV . sO “partic strict iy epartmen i) trade $i7 7.000. ¥ Samaily apart m _M. 1 Geed eee $2472 6-room | ALES Ot INCE ER bs & CO os see ly modern: t DIAMANT on bisine year: ily apart AUL 30! Cre f trust stre per ¥ /AND MEN © TODAY Tor CON- 3 Che ALBER for t: 6 ' ‘Bide. REALTY — will con- NES “RE straight. oar cIry “N THE G ME RSELY stnut. T T. TE ce WT Co.., or ry or Gace. Doub! ALTY CO. Bee | a. 1. 1AMITS € GROUNI c . _ s.% — ER lixx 3 — ae “Weinwri 8. e » Flat tN tg ES 2B, Main Ma EPS ST . AR arRY Ds BI’ athe. ~~ i xut 4907 an and 4 ear F n i902 in 21363 EIN A .— ES: oer inepatch. oo of 4 rooms 4511, Parkv' orest +P ND SON | x both ~ pe oore. ay AXD will separate Ee RSON-TOOK eell or ¢ $4 BARG 808 Ch e-RUER AIN eetnut st. MANN, oo EASTO ° Ta

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ne 6 ee ae ae : - : 1 — e7-- : —— —e¢ =" “7 aE A Sn I RE Sem a ect eee oe em a RR me NE 2 tn - s — — mae, “WP Erte oer ae oie _ — = Pes 4) ee oe = ST Loris PousT-MmMsPATCH._ _ B® 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange. Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F lats, ‘Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. "RESIDENCES: FOR SALE — ” ‘RESIDENCES FOR SALE AFFTTT. : cas, electri to Det. KNIC Today 4548-48550 ‘LL ABADIE AV. Tet 80x150; duplex restceme 7; reomes side realy an in veetment. Price. . 401 LAUREL *T.— (Vi ashington Hicichts) Irregular io medenm ree éerce. ® reoms, hot-water heat. ITice.. .- : = . S223 MALE AY. Lot 40x 197 madera residence Drice +580 mAFY Ms AY. ——-i¢ oe t SOx i ode om res dence Pri “Hee.t MITCHELL Loe 1oOxleo * residence. I! Sie rauk BL. Tat 40a 164 reander ce rooms, & good prope™> S129 RIth.F 4%. Lot BSxa178:; resid rooms; modern. frice °915 ST. LOUIS: “AY a—=(Linsest I"tace) lat o m1’ ' >t , : sow tte! me 11 ome. Pree ’ — SHFN —_- Lat Aix | wi : rw Th res) com o ~ ° > .$15.000 1 %-room s)4 OOO 4% — Renton ; modern %-rocom f aS —_—i(Cemp. Het.) BLOCK esa } i-RomeIM RE $834—Res furnace easily To } ~ North de nce: _ AME TER- FLI Cei.fax MD &, near Park s = | ake. roo"! }I’rh DTMAN EB FOSKIN Grand v+ ir. ea. lors, 41k. ROUNDS PARK » ~ rv 4 VAN 3 Molt KN s - Lite. ~y bt CHEAP SELLIVAN AY 1495 STEWART PL.—iS¥. c —_~ Laston) he lot Sx mdern reaudence. 7 et SUFFOLK AY. —( Shrewebary ark) lat &9. 9x 150 * moge | On a nce: 2 ter ants. Ps f.. $6.5 [385 STFFOLA AY (Shrewsbury Part ) Lot 1002150: modern 6-rco residence: eXira grace pum a iag. Frice. $55 498 TEASDALE AV. —t niversity City) TOt S165: modern res cca oo ® rooms, 2 baths Ps ° So7. 04-06-08 WAI = MAR AV. tat 82 @xll9., 2 deaces, © rooms ea h ~f (Benton ) $1 6.000 Pri - 5245 WASHINGTON Bi. tot 563x150: modern residence: —— 13 rooms, 3 baths - $25 TAI6 WASHTNGUTON AY. tor S50n140: modern resices & rooms. ae Sif 5738 WATERMAN AS .— Vashingtos Heights) Tet 354135; modern residence 7 reogis, bot water-beat Price ....- i os > VALE ay. poe ea at 444135 modern matt ~e ‘x dbungeslow , 5 recone. Price ...«. .$21.500 8100 He ASHLNG, TON ST =i Vinite Part) land oa Ras (University City) Ger hot-wat or bk *, a" ce GRAY AV. (in Webster Groves) 4 actes of ground ag odern 10 a reom bome. 2: . -£50,000 Mercantile Trust Co., Agt. Sin Locust to St Charles St RESIDENCES! Rart™er a\ Biendon $40.00 isoodfe le ‘,rPerr ~@ ‘reer @' Thewtogi«a av Washington _oworelly = “Bi ‘KE se! ; + ae BEAUTIFUL HOMES OF MODER ATE COST ('oe of our cliente aad oF ehout @ house >» wiler @& Sen that d ¥ other hour workmaensh | e minute wit ot 4 A ert hy = arf kK ne “me reoem ar ee "a 6 hemes “ok Water Oe beiRroom. ¥ plum ng me arranged for garac® Owner wil aching Sando! ~akhe ofter “KOLLAS LIFFER, 1158 Chestnut, St hie ful SNTH lie Ss py 2S UNV cond Saonge LNT SOL TH 5 houses an@ triple make offer ey heat” ut mast helveqganes : anced for two ISVESTMENT ice rt TURE Chesiny oo hath, @tc.. renting re. s- moe Chestnut St. Bargain Rie 7) Cheetent. te ms PRD Shem 47 feet frourt ren siz 800, which is very chex e coetlert future 816 CHOUTEAI Bie-oeom bowse. dandy location and > inet JOST MILLER RF 105 _N. Stn Rortn AND. | 4467—Resx ee eiectri turne ° heat £¥» : > wm. roots Da ! ; "me of [rhe ve : _s Th or a‘ } cum er 1034 Title NT 1820 N ~——H onge furnace. garese. ue! a - oie (Rance offers. Peet-Dispatch want celumns~ e2eone may Save the buxi- epening Yeu are seeking. ii a@vertined, phewe vour erder or leave ft with reer eeerest drucxinr. ce 7-ROOM RESIDEN( \i } PAIKGROLND_ ®RhOoOew DOVE 2 ; Te eo % ey & "9 EBs rAKRA KISIDENCE ro z —— RtiwoMts » FINE TEN-ROOM RESIDENCE LION PARK HOMPF a. — BARGATS a HoOts!—s.00 CAH 3 = & 201 U ‘NI [IVERSITY ST. MAKE RNBY tA ROOM ae ~~? : Yi Modern . > ~ LSS Adelaide Av . . ( TF reoms, bath. =n RLTY n Ri LW 4 ry . A eer A RESIDENCES FOR SALE 7 : 1D se ow i uy esiclen nt ce A. JAY BEFORE iN HI-} KUHS Northwest (LOSE ESTATE Moi VD «it\ INSTPRAT 49055 SPALDING ~ rRUsT c4).. ~ SACRIFT! — Yi Nf . 4 ; a i >* ; W ores Tepay—te STU cL tr—t it EL4 LID YOU BUY OINTE: DISTI LUT A cent SY M Se rcs COMFY SF \ Es Wwe = is. A a er: Ph ya —t4 Vine Ine eye WOOT a F | i? iN sHAW LFA LAN = : ” — xAt~=. POR > vs, BOT ~_ROoOwW H—BA! BAR KikM! “a> ‘ OAL BARs, urN t™ RN ro UTR SALE ' RESIDENCE Ista av -—=. rte HOME. $5750 Tr\ ws a ‘F rT} ; ve 8150 Dow EF eo oe — > \. i= ok 7 «= — 7s RooOMERS BATHS : M . irae ANICATI IMMETIWAT?! HOME: LNCc?y RAN. ALN _ crN _ Hast =) DE AL + Rs { ARONDELFT ™~ ea > « > RESIDENCES FOR SALE cae South BEAUTIFUL RESIDEN( r. JSOS F lad. 10 rooms, od floors. hot-water neat. ition. Lot 600x125. rerms, i ARENDES REALTY CoO. > RESIDENCES FOR SALE South ROA RDING AND ROOMING | HOUSE — ‘ROOMING 1747 errr = arage for three rarage with bath HOt = BARU. AIN NICHOLSON througchott and 7 — Tl} + 7 : “ars large 3 roome abhere LEVELAND water heat ral is to = $9: Se - erten Bide ' ONE BIAMK TU or. ry , th $200 ) FLO RA BL. soderg_uad in finest cone roe BE Arcaie | AV— ice ; rd vi =I - it “EHLENBRLINC K.. : 7] L4th st. PUREST PARK e rooms, thorou , ~ a. yrs i529 3 > & GIBSON : WEL : : x PARK FOR Your CHILE REN rooms. bard >c »w porc - sng ms Realt 24 ~ DANDY HOME _6 ‘wo M \KM ADL AF e ao eennt “ANI I 0 AH AV. of 8 rooms. 3 1ic3s Chestnut st. eat. 4 rica “NOTTINGHAM Av. , $i : Die : 2a an a * rr ~ P . ; —— + «* o -- § CLEVELAND AV. ‘fy ives “BEAU TIFUL | x dpe HOME? lat ok ijence: *at®. Fume e _i a | terms rig2t: acmis, Real ° ar — 1538 —_ ———— DANTIY HOME “Lifton > reo - rs: Se it * ar 365] UTAH PLACE RE_AT —— AIN + ~- * ~ - oOFPrT™ tT? _ “TODAY 2 — ce ‘OMPTON HILT, “a .& * = » , 7 — ma - > > ~~ ~ ~~ = => _ =~ offer ase Suase Must Sell Si?rs a ee went 4 | - > — Modern rage. low 7-roem cesi price: get card ba: ha, Me Phe -sun. a iy Fers "Im ce Lerius, rage. 'Persh: =z. 10 roome; . nines Se palruale “me? 4an E & FRANKE 1008 Chestnut. Fery tine. 84 igs GRAN 6 rooms, bath. ef easy terms, MURPHY, m, 2. hardwood 25 Victoria Bidg. 6 rooms — pale as ren ~ $1000 3700 west. hardwood. file Apply Sunday, | Cffer; card of admi ssion. & BUSH-BURNS JUST LISTED—A Ba PRICE $11. The owner of this mare — with steam hest, am : ange i mut Delmar , 4090. mocern, ee er we + aoe “$433 ENRIGHT 8 rooms, bath WILL €C vVwaer wil roimtment and card, EUGENE J. AUTHE MY EXCLUSIVE Hi 6332 SAN TRAY r& CO. 823 Chestnut. 6158—Resid dence: 6 rooms. 3843—Residence: splen- house, 4 baths. large ca- | excellent fer reoming ® rigzhe. Card of “OTT. £00 _Chestn Put. re +> eRe -STOCERE-BCERMANN. _ 808 Chestnut st._ s WILL SELL CHEAP | nae eee S21 Vernen av s * modern: | - . dandy location loss aia ne hese. | beat. Call 3 Princetc fon av. HOME AT TAYLOR-PACGE. ' - 4446 Page. Sr oorms. furcace bath. elec- | 61230 Oakland - zie garage: ers |denmce: full tile | everything a ( an ‘a Phen - WENZLI Ick. 19190 . e a Wai rwrght B CASH. 3 $60 MONTHLY; SeOOe electric, ine near this price ‘Deare with a JOHN It CK E ~ PRING TPA DISTRIC” T , -. an be 7 ; to 5 every | CHAUNCEY P KRensingt ig and tm ane DPortatt riable home: very r*ason- Wl mase terms. Grand ae MUST SELL AY. eated residence: lot 100= a ne MONEY » (MAK ER—OPEN TODAY : weil av ranged @ouble ga- aii Lin- Nothed ral Parish E 4390 McPherson, il new furnace: ROOM | HOME. $500 =e. 4979 FOUN an * a AS a @.ectrecr re ~~? Artade n iz rvs 37S | ROOMING HOt . xX Orr SO Chestaut. , - STORES OWNER mT OF Tow S & ive €s_ 1eckeR ORDER So “wa'rr ”" =~? Aoniv - | —Ti f ~~ ’ ®rh jeis’ ~ ot t: Cae ee a “eer i Seomtapue M- ~ ausiand, vary "ime or & ; . -— ‘ Ww - 8 a nm casy ‘> r ~ se reo - st ll TOOMBS | a e."N DA 7 ‘MARCH _29__1¢25. ve. beating oi - artvea, OSTEIN & SOS 31% Ches¢nat «t. ‘EST r PINT DWELLING — 13- reom house, well built: hot- | uments for board- | “Oo. 1055. oun. ~~ —_— 4539 ) MeMILLAN AV. garage for 3 ee ee ee SS KERN 562 3 } BARTMER - modern ¢weiling: New berry a ror S, modern - > IN _J re AR DO > | a. (Regt ort Mt TST BE SOLD This beautiful stane-frorit lis Queene Geren eo ae TRUST. 719 Chestast. 4652 MARY LAND Meantiful home of 9 : hot-water beat ous *8 se wi. 4 o [ET .o ZEIRTG _—- —- anx. NET & ZEIB'G TRUST, T2I9 Ciaetuut. a J245 > Ww ASHINGTON Ta i ; NET & ZE eT RTST. 719 Chestuut, | im fine THE 1ST FLAGG DU PLEX || 54 ate. city live in ome; rent tBe || fornace, sian, mm Persiing Heighta | | $8500 ot Olive Street road. For; | J105 ” & rooms ‘ = riewarwe, 1011 Chestnot. Price - 5152 KENSINGTON AY etnies m residence, th. eectric « fur- geroing porch one curige. aeT Beat Ty co 8G Cheomteus. PBAR« ; ALN ~ RESIDENCE beaut: ful stucep house. be ae a -~ SL ruis FINE HOME tidivr e'th beactiful Jving petadi ng "prenkinet raem and tioped kitcHen om ist feer: 4 large ; ; twe fine tile bathraems with er *« 32 fleer eofnishe’d: ce tes care. T1535 Wash!ugten: owner il row through. Nes." ePOy.erre 107 N. Sth st | 6 ; ROO _ FP, »RESIDENCE B BARG AIN aaa _ keorts (cB) y Beautiful:Home Cheap | | Bargain Easy Terms! snus an iS Page: beaatifal reside 5 row® | bath, howe nodern cenvenience hardwood £1 loos | 188 es de tifullvy decereted threucheut. i ye - Main 71 l cash payment end terms te parry See oWner in oremisem or _ Forest st 6108 R03 Westminster Pl. L1-BOOM HOUSE of adrmmiss'on. 18 Chestnut. (ive nedern oy of ground. at @ 8 See is eer r TERRY @ CO. aden: ¢—6127 Waterman Av. AY.’ i. Stor . r +z} bat by. ~ ee =1i3. gt Rock 2 Charen | { hair : °4at Et R. Mereiet Realty Co.,|

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SEI'npNayY MARCH 29, 1$28. ba Sill 2000 REAL ; E ESTA oe Reet xonenee. Wanted, and nd Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Ap artments, Residences For Sale Today. , Mt ; hae 4 ne ~~ e*! ST LOUis CR. 13B POST-DISPA U | “RESIDENCES jen ail BUSINESS ner FOR ALE | IMPROVED PR’P’TY FOR SALE IMPROVED —* — . West West — Va ne a wei 9 rooms.) “McNair Black 6950 PERSHING | TC 2 ee lore meer ckewell Of | a : -y ao. 48 Aberd REAL ESTATE ~ mew house contains 9 rooms, tiled : > 7 gee S seamen m bathe: dane: excellens™ by a, ments ing - nant; 50-foot UT THIS O UT! ; B | . —_— ; 9 3 ; epth to Universit ; ~ . se eases, | fra Salada yg, SOS! aaa POLES Ce 9 CHESTNUT STREET pO BUSINESS PROPERTY : mein for* quick Slax Gobases S rooms. sleenis EPSTED o19 SON. ! EISELS-GERHART R. E. C ; ae a 6. and ites es and Shenandoah, - - ioe a »ant + ats, : a Ly arpenter, 8 rooms POOTS ; a pis _fmestnut st. Main 4560 QO. S ; - tern s; modern: will sell on ; aad Ph ‘ Cornell, most attractive Gait Exee Stent Rooming House , SPECIAL | | ORBON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. | Chest nut : Yen: : a § Troums; double , Washington ay. 11 reoms. with OF HIG] i-CLASS i} | GAR AGE . Loc ATION fax 4085W p31)" &. OC double garage; every modern | 2 F a " . 5 foor lot ompton, 10 roeome, ‘ . best location in town e ~ ; S19 Gravols av. and °823-2 os Pestalozzi . . arc eS ‘a OO agi 411° ‘+ Dergein price ia ary i will sell with $ , .* IN VEST fy. ten to brick and frame residence. 8 ‘ os Pores | ine 112 Delmar, desirable bomal > tibers 1 terms o1 ba. “ -- S00 cash! 35 Portland 13 ms bo Sas. Stanae BAR. Cectse, warus ; iy ow ber com f : s o ance ' wl THand pi.; : I - 1507 . i rame bul 7 . Grand bl.: or will trade for We .* Brice: get card | °-l_burner: 49 , Pitas nee mew fu BOO. 105 XS. 9th. | and La ‘Due rds.: 12- rooms, 3853 Cleveland, 10 seems Se pose es a DONALDSON COURT. e. | ch $87 sad : FRANK BEBABTIAN’ the and terms ae — “1916 Mec A 29 or erage Ta 3 bathe; 6&6 acren .....5..+ esse ter heat, garage: 50-f sot: ii Fireproof, 3-story stucco bui! oice business corner; lot 70 3607 Hartford AN, Realtor ‘6 - A ome & ben ery fine jae Y MeMIL LAN AV. | 6235 Pershing: 9 1 ric oot lot; || img, 1 o dulld- 138; improved — e- Grand 8114. 9 ». a . nen e Fe. me ” bathe ing: 9 rooms, sleeping price weveeosstaveosdser 12,000 | | ” s aa Stores, 57 apartments; building: 10 ws 3-story OPEN TODAY. e erre ea state he bour 5? fos conant ’ fc} "be reo vnusually rooms. A hat? O _— . double Gata e. SKE ‘ Zz (rlive 1 g | ‘ aw | loTrne . 15 rooms. three i 5136 Cabanne 11 ; . ‘* . | ; . . N.. 518.- 30, NEAR OLIVE. °6xx I AF AYET . : d 15 Ches it. learns 9 res be ry tertace, j “562 3 8B. AR T ME K baths a ee eee weal’ fieees: rooms, hard- ii “The Tivoli’ Price at office. $55.0 dd TE . : 9 . a a tie, 2 = garage: price... 10,500) | ft! reproot, + i” Building, 3-story Flegant new 1 “story build! we 00 ae story brick ~ ass any side df Lafay- tS ee : ye oom easy} §=4221 West Fine il ron. net R 1 |5115 Washington; 12° rooms, 3 ae iw ; ee 193x110. MORGAN, N. Ww. : i} 2ee5e KEL-PEYD?-EARICKSON ; es oom Fige te ine. 11 rooms; canvag PMILLER F .. 105 N. Oth. } baths: garage ns, 20.000 | e- OUDIG BASARE 2c. cccdecccs 10.000 | | ASHINGTON. N. COR. TAYLOR. o ae . COR. SEVENTH. Bat S. Broadway. Sidney 175. Unry 5 Chestnut. , e: very fine. | 513% ee tad? ees 88 _—s 3505 Beil ee 7 73 i} | _ 8001 Gravois. River NIVERSITY CITY, 7 , 4344 West Pine, 11 rooms, 2 ) PRINC ET yN AV ENUE |* 133 Washington: 12 rooms. 2 eurnac 10 rooms, 2 baths, | “Dur Price at office. | Three-story bulf@in . _ 975.000 |) | gromagg a iverside 92, | T5xx a, Lindell —A Gelizh?f11 home of 7 te _— immer, ve ne. — m Colonial re Pe umtdrds fe FOE nn. et... SOOO ee ee eee nees > 10,000 ; Dundas.” 3-story fireproof build- | , dig future. oS oe Ct} | brine, pemetale—A cozy 6-room 2-story tile A come laree. a? Seer laree 4 te mpence: _ near mts. West Pine: completely ag & ey — lot eons | Yao Me ashingion; 12 rooms, two 1756 “e mpenty 10 rooms, 2 baths | ites ne apartments, 4 stores; big | DELMAR, 6172-7 0 Ali JE, brick Colonial, very attractive. well built, halo Soeod thd Lg, ME B.- q ¢ ” . \a. Ss ~s at ' » 9 ‘ , lar ood a ° — is 2 ol ”—CU eee eee eee 000 Me nay ~~ ) Oe aap 2 bathe, sun porch: and desirable. me odtaen: oy water a eat; S-car 12.00 eke ata floors, hot-water y if meet tenis Two-story business block, 4 stores lt you can enter” A oy ‘coe “ye * ont where oan off dining room: surveunded @tth i | Bin Sil att, Force SIMMMNUETS REALTY CO. 728 Chemnst._ | 5055 Rarmond. 13 rooms, ile | > ©] 4163 Mctherson. ‘10 “foome, “bath, 7°? || . SW. con crara, — | part de tgamspartmenss; Oaxise = || 90,000 Sq. Ft. Building ail the) conveniences of Une ciiy"/ This | looking for. « home close in with (rene Yl | watt he = eee 6 ate : math, furnace rage ae PRESS ‘ 2 rice at office. SEATS, Tols-lD .-2..000. i] wi * ? w on the 30 |} c — pa i Deimar bi. | Beautitulsmodern heme oF 5780 Decl mre = L | 312 Beremec: Gayton; 7 rooms, | 2270 Eorcle., 7 reams, bath. ‘fer noo) | Scrat §rtoy, bullaingns $ ares | building: "larse ‘etd uae” |! CENTRAL DISTRICT |“ ns: memes SS" | The arranikement te veer ivttiee and very be Lodern home hard VW aes fin he © oe ar " _ 4 - ~~ . 146 a ' eubh reot bo -watl ter he at: nace ; ~-car rarage ens ese . 8.000 du r “= . ‘s pro- ef large ‘stores and 4s Ny ms | 7121 Corn = cnt prrenmement, 000, - : ‘| . s. double y heat, metal veather strips. | ; 6400 Etzel, 6 r ‘ er; will trade, apartments; ny . 5 = ag A brand-new ‘7-room *® Treascnalh y PS ae bape A at - . - otzel, 6 rooms, bath fur- " ae Nar 2 5 rooms an | =. residence 23 (Cheetn ut rae hot iu RNS. 1105 °¢4 a Bf oqbe yg ndition: | 5741 De Givervi) -: "8 rooms: hot- tS.208 nace, bardwood floors; cur- CHESTNUT, N. W. COR. 18TH. | Mteam heat: 46x125 . M On Terminal Sw iteh completed ey hae ii AP RICHMOND HEIGHTS. a 1445 GR ANVILLE PI. wonderfully ated home, then : roc sot ae ner lot 7 300 T DELMAR. 56. 53.5: stricted 8 popular West End re- Relle A a rooms, bath, electric and am papers ine Bo. S805 ¢ | 3800 ‘West Fine. 10 rooms, thiee 15.500 | 34295 Commonwealth * av 2 go RR eh Half bleek: vill front Uni $200 000 | Two-stoty ~~ ‘ena Bi The replacement value of this rina feneks ete: arn comertens eee | Ove Sau coe te. ee ae _ Baden | easy terms. MURPHY, 407, 722 cae ALTER St Ur > Chestnut st. j oa : tiie T wood; 8-room, brick garas?; jig tien Plaza: 338x109 — apartments. ig * | buildi : m4 dining room, kitch : i. front) and marb ath. hot-water hea rd- mm, hardwood ~ 6542 McKIN = - € ive 5392. - - ba . cca eevreser . 35.500 lot 40x135 ye , 6 500 ' DE . x109, DE LMA iia 623°- ul ing 18 $125 000 OO The en, iret oor: 4 bed- wood Ps v9 3 -¢c : y. _ - - — e a ; 2 zs wat Nv ae te rrrairrrrtry . , IE i ‘ 34 . ~ ’ . . 3 rooms, bath, aec . 3 ar garage wig : ___ Modern residence: 7 sf | 4362 McPHERSON | 5842 Clemens, 10 rooms, hot- . . . log15 Pennsylvania av AF ain bed | ELMAR, N. E] COR. WESTGATE. Three-siory building: 2 stones”. |||ground val b hot-water beet DoT apetame This bana a it one year : Bide. inact; s eeping poreh : arage: 3 Y 12- ', . te 5854 Cat : — : co “eg —— ge 15.500 wood: 6-room frame. fur- Three ne 7 $200.000 apartments of 4s ing; 2 oat ' va ue ased on actual designed and built by Preston be ad uuful “tthe nome is —-~ war is, « ie . stp @ rT rick ref®icence . : .€ . ~orTns, v is, ace n math: f r ‘ oO = i . +} > z me >... 2 . . cars: A og A oy a LL ROHNER, 108 N, 9 t the hardwood £1 es hot-water heat; garage..... 15,000 | 2737 nace end bath: lot ee, ee Li. Stares, yh yy AR, 5868-72 ......... $30 600 ||Sales in immediate vicinity, Srtve oul Dalene tin 0s Bidione bl’ tae edvaniages of the eltv. bat You. Are out . oo SACRIFIC beat warage for = garages; cons if with tile bat Apply Sunday, | Offer; card of aépioson. CORNWELL R. FE. CO 111 N. Tth.}5183 Cabanne, 11 rooms... hot-wa- =: 1586 Powe Wainens 4-room 4.750 VLIVE, §. W. COR. BOYLE, : DELMAR, —— , 7 $47,500 | | 648, 00. Can be bought for goail heen in unusually attractive bull 2 years oa. omer ain & owe —-- -—— % me ! ter he °.car g 000 frame: 5129 aie ° os Ss 75 ' amuy rulldls ; rooms, la once. Bee t a make Foome, “Taree Us 9045 > West more land : Dr 1v e ; ‘ 5 a La AA 1 , ame lot 4 x1 ose eevee 2.500 ; ep Arts Bldg.” F aob aoe garages; cho! ding; eoteamns’ x. if $85, 000. 00. Terms 14 73 cash, bal- ball with, vary modern PB nnn Maem - & Monday. y nd Le 2 es mall ool) ta | The. eltae wea . stiful 8-room home. in beautiful) 5-5 amma cma ramen age 22 mas | — ae es Tivol” fae ee new, ||amce deferred at 5% Box | 522 ‘prick garage to match houses This bin A OTRENT BRAD DENa a oe its lovely 7- and terrace; 2 sun pariors, ~ baths. ) | a roll eater, . ie house is use . 236 Wald = sens at “Other modern c heat, hardwood om ae a TT evestaeans | _ West _ — " N. W. COR. WINDSOR wre th bull R. LEE... ..$46.000 | A-143, Post-Dispatch. smal] pome inthe elty. ne —— very attract enorme 9 ~. nocern, 6 ot convenien .es, . = must be seen to be appreciated: | ~ ue 2 — ; | The Otvia Bide.” a oe a stery buildir eal “oo yupietbvetintnidl aianadideniedetisitibien th: — mus | -- “a ie. hoo convenient to churcagg FUCHART REALTY CO. "814 Chestnut | | 4 e1 ne ce 52 ofiices. _ a eg DELMAR, 5609-11 $42,000 | | __ Southwest : 2 really beautiful home of 8 rooms. hot- little home ca the eee the ciiy ie) |. = se 5932 Jute » weli- o 4 it Two-story bui rtd og Shik. ~ r i . ie | water , n } - Apartine: t. 3) EU Gk EN oJ. ALTHETMER, $37 RESIDENC ke ' ionne of © time enema. et — DEL. MAR. 495 5-08. ..+-- else, 000 | wo-story dullding; 2 stores, 2 | BAKERY—And building. 5 rooms: fiat artistic and hardwood floors with a very | try. where ou can have a : U ; . : ms lie bath and Two-story buildir 3 apartments, above. modern ; a unusual arrangement, desiened ea , & ieaid future. | a 3 ENRIGHT—RESIDE 5 GOODFELLOW AND ETZEL ome “furna roe a, ees ine; neem stores, 10 | DELMAR. 6319 $10,000 ||| ‘. ; = - : iVing room , - Ww gets, Newberry Te rrac ce llome 1 Oxx KINGSBURY BL.—A new up- ER sats 13 7-room feel len : this | . & corner ! flats: big & i ruil! — ngs; stores and DELMAR, N. E. COR. ACADEMY ) rated in renaissance style; large = oe. pict 41x175; street wi . sh NC » x New berm rooms modern: | Gate home of 8 rocne breaktias wants to guicl “eT _ eannn degtne - OLIVE ; , a : - ~ } = : center recept loca between T8000 Chestnut gs UNCEBY P. HEATH @. Cle S sO. ¥ ¥ RE v op xe were be room, sfd Brive. gar ny lot ean. sen sider trace “er + ze ‘fan ed flat IVE. N. W. COR W —s ry Three-story building; large 735,000 {| san West bath. secon a ~ “hee laren marble Pa "apg — ev. and is sout : ———— —— a thet oA SA : " — semana oy e oF ~T@mii Tiat. | ; : r . . : r sto DOTn modern ER SAYS Se? MU S B : *. VW OOR CLAYTONT A AND a TANI GBI RN. Realt y os ‘The M. rion Block.” Bd 0,000 and ill-room apartment; 6 i ; tee ; NESS 'C CORNER—West End: Delmar | 137x105 feet. ear stehed e . floor. let _— . to eek. Cal =—BRTO Raright 11 rooms, : r x oA SOL D EAST MOORLANDS DRIVE—Won- OT3SA mi abany 4400. (c) | bulldlag. & steste. © Goartments, garage. ; oer 66 hat reariy income; 930.000 cash owner has been offered thig-trice pee tee 496 a . TS enced, — Sa Mam inf || inet of equpaent and materia | 6101 KINGSBURY || pig. inseine ‘producer enon! | SEVENTH, NEAR MARKET $86.000 | | oor pe, gad retuza 00: per cont et. | Sondiitons Savy ails whey Fant onset Reick 1eetlonss: ‘ - 3° ren ’ . ree tiie Ne agg wilt-in tub. ar lhe. et eq | lipment na material > f a GHT. ww. a & 2 - “2 es Fice - 176 f . ; ' | Tai - » \ . Py 6823 WATERMAN—S% room , ee \W E ISE ] S- GG ERH AR | 22° bhG: steam heat; income $3420; price | Teception hail, firet floor: 3m vatory. ANNT. : art | EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER, 817 E f602 M ARY LAND bathe. hot-water heat; modern; fine | indice ART R. E. CO. $22.000; terms; siso would sell grocery | Over getage and ‘oc maid's room. bath hie Sony ar hat. ae 10M ic)| dg *CLUSIVE ee oe eighth and Chestnut Yearly. Box 3-109. Post-Dispatch. | “loor: wet 120nT TE ee, With second feet Paes . os ane — . 6332 SAN PONITA. JUST HO ; hot - aller gai n ir garage own Gerful value : ("TL DIN¢ T - pe —s a ; / 6360 Delmar BU SINESS = aca il. DING —e spat : view of the ay lg OF. is a if ie ent not restrict ~ 9 a ” heenie a. v mis : * good roon * Sie-ron b SKINKER gnxiour oO . consider reasonable i MO ri PERSHING ~ roonis eun- ing plant. together ‘oh vacal ; aveund : —— : _ = exce| llent location : 59°0- Am wheres elt plat for owner under superv! - ar os: vermis for woul Fe rogms rented; | ta: hed. t! pay a F irarase NET & ZEIPIG TRUST, 719 Chestaut ee , en a i ' water heat; ga - mine. | ee ts $3000 per annum. can | a ee ed ae ee | 2. Se and 2d Seer lot 75x135.: Frovtecer sar im ¢lty: rice $42.50 nad 61 ; gana If you ere , la! me ¢ and : _— ‘=e Sve 2 ai Yale ae PoOmBessi.on n JO days: price for TW — LS See “QU So . on easy ter 35 Per P awe ullt : SS aney (ey fixtures, tile 5245 W ASHI Ni iT { nN ee 031 W omy renee A werr desir- quick sale. $17 000 it dinate che ELPTH 47003 N.—Store and flats: of- | STORE And G-ro —.. 7 “$6800 | SINGER RL se a ne Sapa CO. 104 N. 8th | homes of eet tee a a ‘ : "7 one A r : oats . aire =~ roon resiceme.: hae tile - bath : vi buds . ‘~SALit +. ao ] _—_ a7 ad eu. a Ane Ses. 4 ; 0 i at: 00. _vi or live 2.6 , ‘ a y are eee CRGALOw Cabany 7O50W, es 4 "ea iful home. of 4 2 bot-water Ss it. garage: perfect con- BUSINESS PROPERTY—S. Broadwas: } ax" FOLENS nmmaama aera | ee ane poet match. Ke CLAYT ON. 6331 33—2 stores and 4-room aru ant tee. tee mae many ip ot thea we SO ~ : ; - | _ bs ~~" “a hd > ’ waren te)4 Gition alin roe . ad nhelins . .T La avette se nk > : ante re 4 FOOC eats ished statior , - a> «(US ~ ata above ’ par wa , Tooming house: | 5041 WATERMAN Bees tice S18 000 aire WMT MaNON—A cand neat. || | 20-foct frost, Bez G 659 Pom-Diepatch | TeaTly sine “s ‘about S20 OOO. et eee: | camming ‘corner. REITZ. 723 Sevent’: ariste above: new and modern. with ures | ES a es 2 oe 6 D. mn. Bh A z $13.000°- rea- | A real home: oh oe ‘ BNE & ZEIBIG RT° ir er 1500; getting better a i: the STOR E—625 F'imore st.: s ahove 5162—Store and 6-room fiat _ e ; S23 Chestnut. “WONDPRFUL MANSION SACK TFiC BS TaeMAY NE. 1911 8 or ~ — NS PL—A home of || ~" * ” TEN "ic N MARKET—A%-| LIEBERT 722 Chestnut st me. BAM | ad 3-room flat on ‘2a fees: Ame) fl Forest. agusaer. Als POESR, sé “ea ; on, o*> ° . : To ] 17 (hee) ‘ rooms w “Ca; arare =) lrive ow , ee L Dus , it? oan . : . *) fe 2 oor: electric : : . . abe gorare: ‘ foliete; thoreug iy moder Z bathe n 434 ‘deans price aes oe Sees POW f | renter Sannees ee Ze W ES T END GAR AGE eu vet ond glley made; can be bought A. W. OBERMEYER & BRO.. 5179 Easton | Preferred Real Estate” : - - iW ’ pect every - ll thems , *) , ; " . ese! pric rent "EILS8S-M =y RRIi = | - / nor r ad terms coe : sed Priced to fe. iot 57 va 5): a4 K EN S] NG Te mN 4 ’ A ! = omes ary ‘ lated ‘,* sale REALTY «O > @ > «hes ut ik nn RR I Ki 4429-3: kt Touis-‘lare », - ) I R EI E ANGE! Fe R. CO. Jefferson-Gr vols i: LASTO Nw, 5146-48. 50-—3 stores. living € ¥ 1. ™).. 3 > Lis §. Realtors. Arcade F os 4 . exciusively With us Calj for card of _ 12 , x150- pr right © eBreke t 50 | STORES —on , mit ’ t- ty er - ) ME we = TWO STORES AND FL ATS ABOVE GLICK RP Ee CO qm thestrut we age a es and rfachinery goes Ww) th $KOH00 cash needed Dect . DOREFLINGER R. CO.. Jeff CG ASSOCIATED REAI /TY_CO.. 403 Com’! Bid. | ANGE _ Jefferson-Graro OLIVE, 4138—Store and flat; good place | DEN Ri ALTY A) : J _ , ° 4 ‘i . J in a8 i wr Ul : 1 SL, 4 Oh | 7 | ~ . Re a 1] Bake ‘T° =. At CT) 1¢ yt STOR > 2. on 56 of. 52 (7 a ols av : *Ta- to have ou bi us in j ] " 3 e ; . . iive uy} St i. ” = a ty oy “Li Ist > our Hom les Ww “th ‘T = roorns Gnd bath to each fiat = . . Ww. lei - . ii at rate furni ~~. r ~ 7 iful AaAcee - le om Re > l. a0): a barga(n cheapest piece of property or live st. a 7a | | ri> lt » “7 | i“veq@- 3f oa , eo _ — sale a beat 541]9 Graveis av. ERMANN BUY ih aoe M OWNER, 4 Creatnut et Resi dence FRO} —- -. . ©; mave commiafion; Sidir bi beautif ae , " a " : : ius i , W me t! ; me BiorTe OOTTLE hot r ;| 1A r, ? YW lighla . : R F IDE NCI E a KE AL | J (“¢ IMIPANY , “€ "a a0. Box x —: Ae 2 atch “Le le a a oa ~~ . +g .. ore Two st RE—2225- °9 Ss Ta 4 et. “tore and 5 nut Olive 740 a jae ‘ 22 . . « L7sSlrat TS " ~ j arages vecant space | rooms at oor. 4 ; eh ’ "yy 99 GRAND AY STORES ISU OME $21.000 builcing on North Newstead neisting of | FRANK H Se REALTY ©0., South ; “es banned y 250 in 7 ) ) Side Avre~ts ’ * River Robert J J. Schwartz, 125 be — eerie | One bungalow, $9900, v orth Sa: *103 BA cb ebecosvcenecud 10.500 ©. * “i 7 et heb ¥ | One single fla t, $14,500, worth........... . $15,750 | rig “REAr — 5 yet reeiricted neigh? including a a foomes. modern: > baths, concrete garage; equipped kitch« - aes 0 By rete n. . boming heues. | Beet. Call 3 Princeton ay. ome and fine tile ba ome with large : a S-reses |S Sot se bee aa i y aae.cee tox | tule ee Se a oe 5S stores AGE, | Ove wer, on 2d: 3d fiowr unfinishe ne pith Mleor, sidé efiirance: ! —~ iret | own ez Will take $42,000; dont ane S-room flats above. cite eee One double flat, $22,500, worth $24, 000 ¥ ence ull) tile beth, hot-water. © le roug? 1\LUERT T. FJ ae ge ae OF - i. mise is bargain flee 't today. : tollet. ‘gas and electric: on best business | | me ewe wee _ ty ae, ery in "RTE E> ft PT} . . ‘) ‘ FRAN (> : a ‘ jt y- ‘ ( - my Teas oO! ive STR. at od thing. © modernt bargain for Bi Pey i 1h" f§ £4 6 ROC yMS—_DeGiv E R y IL L Peer 7c Central ear ins a 2010- 12-14 SALISBU R y Zc) @ Side Agents. eo — South et a int RR. . BO 4 var briek garage ) ¥ "path. furnace. | WENZLIC ‘K. "1010 Chestnut. Chitve ESIDE NC E B ARG AIN Hardwood floora +sile " E BR ADWA ; QAXD MORGAN—N. @. cor- | 4, 27 stores am! 6 S-room flats in this | _ Side 4108 ced ‘ r goog building lots. Eugene C. Mose-| V ery convenient te 7 : ern, FA. PGANT R-R ow r1i) we ‘reRn EC NRIG uT metal weather e:: & a n. eteam heat, | 4 ntl oon x ew Lnion Market: two . — d F — ness 8. YE. Pan ae over RENT “go RRO RICE “Si? y. 482 Qa 7 Delmar. Forest R7 73. « Tms : 108 N. > 4 REPROOMS, FVERY CONVEN pm residence, ee furnace, two | VT Suelus garage: owner Te . radia- " AD sg 2 Soe above; lot 48x76; | arty a. ME 8 Dy "TTO _ & KEF - Mog 12 families and aed +s South Side: a SUTTER AV.. 1237 -39 (2. w. cor. Julian | ' “4 — tC Bargain at $25,000; 70xx Lindell, hardw nod fibors:. fust been newly | Feats old: in perfect conditic nome, tively oo, vestment; ripe for a huge} BRINCK, 2712 XN " EHL snap investment “SEE US.”’ av.—A new 2-story brick building; 2 | . + i811 Boo. be +g ow ‘a. Sunda Let - , ted t? ough ; crarage et ATust ; eliver this for €11 000 rt + “ we aT) Pro, , Rive posse uke " or lease to present | r . “SPLENDID BUSINESS each; yaths, electric and steam heet and | Y i wrT Ww ie oe , wide JOHN GRETHER & CO. 81] Int. Lite ANK L. DITTMEIER R, E. CO WALTER SCOTT CO. 803 Chestnut et in this future district et Tt ( OR E AN D F LAT . .In block with bank, roo . oe 5 garages: all rented; price $2* 500. " STRICTLY MODERN—CLASS nie des ; +7 i ; rnick ; WE ‘EST “END HOME—$7500 4 o tr) 4 - eesau ‘\* nt : ‘rive : 3Q° 7 teat I ‘ Nii WET T)>-% T = tr a ag . cry . Nort +> Marl e+ r Pon! i $s) 6. SOO: a money ma ker. : KO TE REALTY & LOAN CO... - > We ty Bp ay Fe BE! Crick Sale Wonton” Agents (68) | Fama | : ENFELD-WISE REALTY CO. | X. ¢. cor. 9th and North Market ste:/ "DIEHL, 6601 Gravois. Riverside 2990. _ | CHES TAR: sgh Oe Ta SR fs CONSTRUCTION : ) % oO 8 . -room > « Ne . : ' j I TRA 5 "As ’ “y . . eA - ) er mont? ¢ at . . . = — 7 ITE. si nr ans ' ’ Pa re electric, sath, wt ag ent ro >t ait ful Ss >} o ap On — e ‘ A = rice, $14 500). per month; lot Uz above. hot-water heat stock one FE oe ng a as peeves nee. OO pe omesite d “ ; r . a : iis ou , . ’ , 9 “oun xe Sore ry) i? ng wy * - aww — . 1 . . t e » | " é ; business. Bc x $15,000. — ) 1 WN DOCK ERY a son 1015 - ren Page beautiful + ’ “dh ei / i or new house c nts » © ream siied P font © Ge ind 2 ga rages in rear . ~ awd HE MM E LM ~~ te W LER . R. E CO. |} $16 a Ey —— — stand: price ASTON an An Fhe 3111 Chest. I + bedroome \EW ~~ Y; mogdern convenience: hardr “a “Ye an i mt hot-water hea? ng plant ~ 1) 4 eee pea A0T Ail BaP we ‘arn « . al ” Ln mG Ph *S nut Fé ' rs “Tr ] a r to TY — Ree en ui Lene prify: | d ; 2100'S by epth to 17) a... Ba a ont CoLic ; a ° - —-— | STTESSEL REALTY CO. 3548 5S - 4411] Easton: garage building: v a ot: hardwood | HOME—AMES ° tif 13, pe core ted hrougcheout garage , 34 depth versity drive. wi ; . CK } EE. Of. R22 Chestnut a _S. Gran ‘l good buv: call ery i} Ss & do. not eccur | het 6612 KINGSBURY cash payment ar terme to respor r 30- foot Ade ‘ ms 8 THIRD. 414 S—Building: t ces a Ax eat STORE AND Ac ANT i t 4 | bs y at once. Box - Jit n comp Toei rus See owne iti DTe nn se = J : of N & —i ry 15 ; anliitalhile ? Ae fa . ry « on pt = 2 GO . +¥*-*¥ ™ Nortnw - a 3408 Cc HEROKEE ST. A. ‘W. OBEEMEY] > ER ee 517 79 Easton : i Xs = lometery’ on fine HOw oa rarest C1OF. pe 163 617 Ch nut et THEORALD & ZOE ? © GenmA 18% BUSINESS COR NE R—Nor thwest ern. parti, oe and 4 rooms above; bath, steam Business —_ y. 15% Investment al | | % 7: _ e 2 P 7a — a dt ts of city; transfer poi: suiie car | @ee arenes. 28 feet of vacant. ide f* ~ : ° nv " : ‘per cutters, > \ .- oy, OA NT Teoh YT ~ Goubi ar | Til . tant on side 27-20 } ng ge Ww e hot-water heat; | rage. Look " ote A) W est m , 1} open f wag BS , and sale ery 17 5] 401 ) L J N | ye lL, T SY: Os : Was x a tes aah | tains a ee os ~ room in rear and living room above; sta ne SINESS BUILDING ; ree bloeks south. 4 i . ~ ‘ 3 ‘ > . 7 , : 4 ; or ‘T até : ba “ys ne hipe — « ' . ~ tos ment he LAT garage and a be autiful rooms a! Port-Die.__(c) CHAUNCEY P. HEATH OO. . a y LICK Ese. CaO, Onive 27 lis elema ern home and ou ee | =6reeee Bene worth | Block of buwiness property located on one ae DE TRE lot and fixtures. | above: comparatively. new. in good order. Security Guar ae 3 ston - a —naYT C r 719) 1” Bo : of BR | nes 150 ft a grouns » ae ie pal sinister ie | : te best bus — streets in the West | Vietor 47 — °610 Gravois. $y "a4 ot _fOxe 36; look at 2411 and ran heated ty Co Ine. So . Hear nion. nee u ’ -c¥ ; igreat acrifice f iy borcantad ' liwe O72 LS ,a.LNWriko et 4 ena, re ge tor 300- $125.000 —_ = : a 2 (‘ass EI e ie Beportntion: mest | 4428 felmar f BEST Ainge ur Vv ) wont 6 @. ff interested. see us at | —2!! > 3 pit | GEO. J. WANSTRATH, 717% Chestnut.| only Soci ‘GRAND CORNER JOHN DOCKERY & @ON. 1015 Chestnut. | ~ 22 ’ F, » t = Gran: B rai garage. ery a Z built and nicely ar- | ALBERT T. TERRY & CO. 823 Chestnut 3519 } aca av.) cant ae jase oN AND. 4595—Store and 4 liv- | Gran we nave m @0-fo0t © a Ay 1304 N. TAY R AVE! ; bie erms. Grend ET eas B Restor, Aroade 4 oe large TOO! w on let! —— ¥ — angst). Swen sacws 4 rood comdition: store ing rooms os os oo ave i. Gc; , Ort ! Near Page b!.: lot 30x115: two-famil ~ _ roo s rd e® bat! *) a oor ? , eenee u . , ° f i. B57 7 ar , anov wit ~ er ~* rd DUS) N CBs = Da mye. on, wonderful loca ti on for 3 et etvores ?* y . = F tiie’ peam am 2a fete: Bans: | be y., 2-family flat of 3 and 4% 18 Evans | only $6500 HRUSKA. Main 4012 and 3 flats; also deep enowgh to build dou- brick Tat: | . roome each floor; baths, hot- : 1367 Montciair: 2 floors thron 3 - »~. S700 cas % hice Rane” Ett Gime, | o.:. Ul 6601—Corner store — er ble flat on rear: will help finance bul! nt ne location for ef AY a throurhout: hot-water heat di oe -o ; 5603 SILVE! 1e and fla bullding. | doctor, or can be altered for any b ieee 2000 |tn bromine tes . 3 dot 55175; very reasonable price | r BLATT. 722 Chestnut st eae ~ F ar ft ‘frame building adjoining and 3- ¢, 1, SCHENTE, REALTOR. Price $10,000: terme: owner there omens. | anig TU OINTE RESIDENCE. é Db iD_ prem ‘ses. — forms wi ) threuch. | , . ie ee oo eee Farage. rear: price is right; | 24 %./ th st. Clive 440. JOHN 8S. BLAKE & BRO. 815 5 Chestnat 314 San Bonita av.; in exclusive neigh | fe : PRIDE OF HI BANCIS PET RY. R UTH 102 N +} \\ PST YS Pag Franklin a’ ar . a . we A. Biue Mx N Al N 2 be ~ - escTlm™. | borhood: 1 black weat neice ’ 1% 201 Watnwrignt : N, 8 minster nk : near 9th et.. No. 908; | ORB NE & ‘Rk. G. SCOTT. 800 Cr ab 2 AND PESTALS ZL 1 >. S veemea, iti est of Skinker rd.: 7 On Aberdeen: 7 roome@: Ory 0 NICE I IT T | | Modern store and flats above {compara- 7) +. Se 0 Chestnut. 5. w. cor.; double stare building; rent ] Ine treet Inv estment tile Ee, © and marbie bath and shower: 8) + ful. Fer full particulars. : 4 LE HOMES | eae y new). an Ao ible 3-etory tenem ent | 4840- a ROC crn AND FLATS MH bacowsa Brice Sth est “SEE Us.’ Lot 75x213: half block west of Grand: | o ‘ brick araxe: make your best '¢ » ol Forest Park: 6737 Pp ateau: 5 Northeast corner_ of Vandeventer ari SB Hl yy al) evs adjoining West and Mheth x = UIs. C8 4 rooms and . OP, 619 Chestnut et. _ a worth-wbhile speculation and investment tRET > = —~y yme Dutt 7 reare HI-POINTE HOMD e nev stu’ wi) . ane bath. 4 ii} rnace ano W es. mii nster 01 Soxli ei) ; eamrovemente | BO" ith $2 6 » 44 25x 115 _ th epie 1G1d invest ment ‘prot erty SPORE AND FL. aT? -—$ 2000 DOWN ith big future - present rentals $2160 ak ULACH’ S NEW BUNGALOW. é , aleeing bore™. a. ny — ovner means busines® at i, concrete porches; good garage foconsist of 2%-story brick residence, « ate|” JOHN DO« ‘KE RY & SON. 1015 Chestnut. se! — ealtors. Arcade Bide. Olive 378 4510 Mane hester av, See today. A real A rearly: pages % $15. 000: one-helf cash. For | School: ay —% yt Be Pg Baden ‘PE een porre ATT: rooms ; ; xis: SoPO00. ‘| roof, containing 17 roots, 2 baths, hot. | ¢€ CO t INVESTMENT PROPERTY § /} Dergain: $2750 perticulars. breakfast : rooms and “a. FoR | pe it REALTY oa d 07 Ay ps LATEAT. ‘ ' | water eat -. pats Rn ey OR — . IRN ER AY AJ N AND E LM ' ae |. 00 LABADIE COR MARCUS WOLF- POLL ACK. 101 N. &th. Olive 3383 _HU GH_H. i STEWART, 1 1002 ¢ Chestnut. porch. cee ee built-in bom : brik i ft oo ee. ret ‘ rame cottace. Wit ali | screens, etc.; pr “4 "5.000. For oard of } : tvwo etrong — nes; five | es re and 3 brick garages: double RIG BL =] NESS Nard wood floors. eran! bd ha Nags arranged | RPSIDENCE—ST. RARBARA'S conveniences; bath. electric. etc.: | admission. tert etc ‘stories and basement: 50x110 through to | — Soe ge - a modern; rents $3360;:} N. E. Cor. MIXERS OFFORTUNITY Garage in ‘Live’ Location — tub; pedestal rs. tile “bath. — built-in ach on; Gouble ga- f rooms, furnace; 58xx Romaine pls _ age: lot xld% reasonabie MISSISSIPPI v AL EY 1 Rr ST co Agent | Ommenrcia: st —_ ter Suitable f 5829-31 Waston 600x130. very good | terms. ice and a Pea in. Call Lin- be bought right ° or it . home buyer Wwner £01! Main 38640). 4 ar | Pir ES a PA PIN , & ONTRITP 628 Chestnut : DOU GHERTY-SHE eH AN. 721 Chestnut joiinng new 7 Se A oa rane. building. A vbarga ain. Make terme. RESIDENCE SNAP. Fi > |__._ J. W. KERR R. OO., 3 , —— | (c92) FEDERER REALTY CO GLICK _R. EC 822 Chestnut 5225 North Market ee T. “4352 EVANS AV. 4 (HIEMENZ R. CO. Realtors. | 42xx LINDELI | Chout —— A —Woul d Lease F INE F IL LING STATION ae ie 2610 Gravois. a aT -——— | reception hal! first floor: y py a ae TetR. het: | gga Ay age ™ \ Established 187% 43ex LINDELL § metitive. so bee BS | ‘ihe é IN\ Ase NT PROPERTY ~ DEL-\ AN BLDG:.! -| Sleeving porch. 24 floor: nal” culate Be a hath. reception hall, electric D E uliding: jot 60-72x140 impro' ing thor- orm nion and Sacramento 57.000 ' tall es Same n first-class condiri "h on ~ Oth - xx LINDELL ough far > l 1. stor rick “Tiltit a tior peeanene, nt Gre we square feet. Dartially tm proved ; 3_storv bullding: southea: _ | 160: vs on: jot 35x mf NCE -| or ray (S'reunonable: ust jisted. a a ' R ES I I iE N C E Three resiaences, each containing MA’ CIR] ~ REAL ESTATE AGENCY tint 60%*140- eo'd with . a wy ¢hout onan . j adapt “id for factory. COoai yard. etc.: 1600 mar bi. and Vy re DS ee — Rae on 8 make nano heat: double frame garage: ‘ ~ BO or Ca 7| ALBERT G. BLANKE R, B. SIE residence “cr >“ ee ee eee cid Established 1855 STATE AGENCY: | McMENAMY R. FE. CO. 1308 N. Grand. |~ DEMPSEY. 1425 Chestnut ting better stl tee tee. et suet a Tea AV. BUNGALOW a a wy on’ a * a : : ne: 2 4 i; TOOMA, Lie ‘ba ; Ai re- 1,00TS 1o0t-water : ri W =H] i;T 27 me wy i —_—— +. -—~ ga eye : = a? *DOStnul. £istructe lo Ox 4° 6 > } — Ss x , a - i sg - “4 a sore Nr mg Main 3096. . _—— _. hot-water heat. copper gut- = ; er heat and a ge — oa ve N 41xx—New be us iness aaae- Nt mR T H Ss T. LOUIS MILLINE RY AND STYLE SHOP fice. Particulers fror ~“ quar Se oe fe BL, pe Ss -aere brick bach: “open for inapection *t 4 roeome, a . : ue Mie = wot a 4 ou: . | i ie > ry | d . ae red lene nrice os I 47 ~ rs. ss pen : Pi a Iv. a ( “athedral I -arish h Home, $1C iP allls, brick and tile porch: re: EDWARD L. BAKE WEI.L 000, REALTY DEVELOPMENT & SALES | BUSINESS CORNER nee ae Eg vimege -- siaaihe JOHN _ _._BLAK 2: _& BRO.. 815 Chestnut. | Tage: owner is anxious to sell at once; | at > “¢ mir" warts Bi) | 43 5) Nic Pherson, 11 rooma, Jarge : CLM. ANN- S} rv KLER Rr E CO Olive 55055. 118 N. 7th | Olive 02 cri tae Qe Se | Ne W : poy a . fixtures: ovaes wanis NEW SINGLD ¥F % erent 1g | tion Dall, new furnace; 3-car type te spe rae file Tamale mata me | tees a sear arne and a lorissant | t® Jeave town ke off IMPROVED P’RP'TY | FOR SALE 4 oa LAT. . ae : bathe e | Soak 10; terme. ea wee ——-— ro | 2619-21 FRANKLIN |; ‘See eteies ane die Oe yes FEDERER REALTY CO. prAlis Marcus av.: 2-family brick flat: . 7 lectric: | ei ‘ ve 4 ARGAIN | acy tn SR NPN mT | Tw stores oof" | nar ve stores anf Gouble fiat; rent $7200 Victor 476 ©2610 ; 5-6 rooms: tile bath. bu ive Bide. Olive 378 ) 2 "4922 ‘2 *F UNTAIN ‘ wens 4ixx; nine rooms, bath, | J MAGNIF Ic ENT RESIDENCE | $14 500: 1 "7 — 70: orice © | fox 6350. POELSING, 4305 Warne. Col- | ~~~ STORE “BARGAIN — Gravois. _ “STEADY INCOME” ace ogy emcee floors | throughout ; atit-in f 21. | 9% roome hot-water heat. garage? Mm, Sate roof; lot S0x14o. | 4210. re 2-14 MANCHESTER —'~)} 9904 8. Jefferson: one confection . vs anche 7 subdivision ; ocks ——— a See “3 ce ATION ey ~ By ny -* _'*- termns s ‘ 7104 DELM AR BL. ; - Three : res ler piate ka BR. ea T Cc 1, st store and flat anove 3 oer “tric - ft vur — Singie as Se $3200 Bridge. 3 b! north of Natural ee o - room “~- as ¢ for qu RCO . - ; Twei ve rooms, four athe. / aS front Ty? rs S97 ann re | ow , TWO APAR res) ‘ he et th immense | ALTE Sane OTT CO.. 805 Cheetaut Pil | Lot 150x190. yin | ofixx EASTON. SUBSTANTIAL 's Chan f Side Of store: bargain | aeaiede double. On2. $0x128 _,, 3505-09 Clay ys ag ye ome of lot ifriao terms 3 — : sy pati oe =e ~~ 4/ ' Finest hardwoo ’ finish Two stores ind © flutes: price ed 5 O00 : ‘a ‘ at 4 4 ING | FEDERER REA ALTY (xX) : a Tr aie © muse, OT « Kind. ' Fairground ‘P rk: ” REALTY cd ’ ie Mundry and ce) ZG no 7 > lnant S250 ner month: termnea. = With white-enamel brick aviight | 2 5? 2717 “19- 21 XN. TWEE ar 2 avertment fiate: 4 «~ . W. Cor. rae at = LLL Ur elied plu b ng ; rent . | erms Fie nameil brick (daylight) bake | _ 2610 Gravois Victor 4762 : ELFTH. families ea ee TS Wedge-shaped | ldeal for - Rooming House -———— a. Be or "le . 5168-18-90 8. — cor. Poplar ets: tg MP ogo ng and productive business | 3749.8. Compton EE U8.” , Four-family ‘ties in front and 2-femily MODERN BUNGALOW E; per AN Ds HOME priced at $12.500, bpt will consider » ferage: 100 f: — we — eG JU. aS, lot F2x155 } k we Nat at et an attreaetive price and on terms CRRISTIAN BRI NKOP R. FE. Co | flat in rear; rental $87; price $6000 : 5679 Goodfellow av.: 5-room br ‘ om ri | Bice : : — . . round. # re- , " 3 it tak low -storv mie bu jldines “ED a : is ; : re rem rr Pie A . yr. Sk A | 70 fee front. |able offer. J. 1. EPSTEIN & SON, 7 Seng, LOW price c = euchiy. 1. /- - “Realtom, 102 N._7! h_s! | wll rent for ease wer sear, .Beirent.| Clin or. e. Buder Bids. Olive 99. 619 Chestnut. Olive 98. 1719-21 8S. 11TH. aaiow: hot-water heat. hardwood floors. ie a et straze | Main 2168 617 Chestnut . ERT a? T. TERRY & CO. 823 ‘Chestnut. | | a tor} . sneculation and investment prop- live 9347, Ss UN. th. ic) | “FOWER GROVE HTS. COR. {STORE 4 Two brick buildings for 6 families; for ani sk tile ge J me root: Sor gad beds: 1s Fees m4 on AAO ; | Ores sseased va'ut 8.000 Deeds of Juniata and Oak il]. av.: store. th | rental $98; price $6500. . -Ciage condition . - 7 > . ; ~ ~~ L uM are $2 500 Down—4308 Forest . dence—6127 Waterman Av. 4 D trust $10 G00, Onis eR for equity Bia aad South | ¢-room fiat above nficwater a an | 1705 Ss. 11TH. brs BRICK COTTAGE BARGAINS. i ; ; Sroom brick house. hot- ory. & rooms. tile 7 ' ( \44 , aT Se = = » Chestnut.| BAKERY b “Salas AS. urner, OA carake ine business COF- Substantial trick buiiding for 6 ten- ; : ov rick, 5 rooms, P Chestnut i. See ler Ghent. go ee Che elinat — RERY bDuleing and bus: ness ; 0 Ar-/| ner at barra ) ° om- reception hall. furnace lar: —: - inl epeme feet géci@ence, ee tittle cash ‘ me 6- room modern residence, euitable | Chestnut THE OBA! D & Z' ELLBR_ Grand 167. | with oe oe ° garages: ow ney will show am.» a ae S90: on good order; rent | 4247 40 +4 A$) AY. ye BLE ) a de ' frome bu! !dinsre : - rile anta¢ heat ” arages: will sell on tA >. bs : ae ne: , ‘asic ; : ene a ner. GAl MOR NILA 3124 — Osrner Juniata; ; >?" throu gh termes: fust cast of Grand. . OR: lot 5060x120; Svo0g. ~. “es ; aN. armiiv rick, | , Asking SKOOO. $2000 cash, balance heats Rien tis Ww ate rman as o seeee S for quick sa! For tu. f Re nt S1; "> WW, Pri 1c ms S6600 store. large: suitable ¢ xrocer. butcb- | JOS. E. DICEM __ R. E. OO.. : 2108-10-12 X 14TH. | eee NN ee) Sea basements; | KUGENE epor. y 715 © a). (ive BiGh ANDE Fuk iN. STOCK E-B , — 0. room modern home 100 MISSISSIP PI VALLEY TR CST CO Acts * me EB “A " or Pownd drink parlor 7 roome and bath ; "Ss Chestnut st. Store and 10 fiate, all in good order, | RRICK COTTAGE SNAPS comteniniggn prNUk | SOX Chestnut. od ae &t a reasonable price Mai n 3640 4th and P: ne. Pays 22 per cent: 1225-27 N A h st. — oa we garage for 3 machines; don't, SE THIS Sums INVESTMENT = rem! $298 monthly; price $19.000. 4650 Maffitt av.. 5 re ; K-reom brick. | G25 “DAT ERT rT. ” 7 Us Mondas 7 = ———— | wood brick hui ding containing 2 stores; uss this.) \ CHAS. BETHE R. E. OO.. Tht splendid business buy consists of | HENRY HIEMENZ R. CO.. 614 Chestnut. | furnace: lot Bonide: rooms. electric. bath ‘war rarer neu? 6°23! -? P RSHING PAh FRY 'y A coy R23 Cheetn ut j and he het # B nn t and 14- roo™ a? ans ’ piversite aPO%. it 3 nice atores and “om modern er | nee orem ee tern ; Can be purchased or bere Ree | This beautiful house, Podeor-neem A : A REAL HOME ANE | oe 1 2 oe SS ae a 2016- Store and Hat: tive eh gh ~ — —— ay yh = oy oo “Lincoln ae * brick. £ RIS Cheetnue. | reo: als bee m Ymon y ‘as | ers: 499 cash and enev paymen's | rooms, bath, furnace. BU oD and business. For full detalls ‘see | cosas ur- “BARGAIN tchen, & be@reeme an © B® 000 floors 4 ie rooms, tile hath, iL. Vv. CARTAN & CO. 722 Chestnut st.| Grand Dcarn X, 8548 S. | SHOR SON LAUX 722 Chestnut. Olive 8300* Bargains for Speculators | »= nace. bath. double karage. owner wants eet of Harmii!tor — hot water heat: garage -19 ya, ; $11.000 —, Caw Oe. 1x seven and eight North | FIR REPROUF | ST IRAGE P HOUSE—1704- | "INVESTMENT ON THE GRAVOIS Or y our Future Business water bea’ va bag 4 rooms. bath. het- indy herne terme ORNET & VAR IkhG T TRU ST, 4 S so . oo 1: 3 floors and basement: 40.- ° : Pat ‘ , ric ok tot ; Gan- . ~~ =~ 000 ft. floor space:> $1000 cash : | wo stores and two 5-room flats: sepa- | VESTMENT TRIPLE FLAT. 20: ‘Olive 1B BEAUTIFUI | AMES PLAG ‘ ; arm womee ae | BROADWAY AND GRAND—2 stores, IB | easy monthly payments: eleva tor ~~ %~ rate steam heating plants: 10-car garage: | Location 2520-2 22-24 University #t.. 6 families: 3 : aa, ~ i 4 “ez . nondale, University ¢ itv flats: bargain: terms. Olive 8150. _ | _instalied. Victor 4006 zo (99) additional vacant for stores. Its a buy Buy Now— Prices Will Adva ‘rooms each: electric, attic: 5 swrames: and LY ($1500 PB val Merbion: GO5175; su benilee Jl ueo.7 gee the big Majestic BR OADW A 00 ae N.—=5 sorte, & ats: be go are. suited f tor manufactur- fr te wide-awake REALTY CO. Look WH THEY ARE LOCA Srii> room in. rear: lot SOx150: rental fe oo 3 r o - “7 : . , ome §. Vf) Olive 18 ng purposes. also modern 5-room and . ° . ) All of these operties are in loeati eed . ba Plier het-wa'er heat Cine home. KING ~ — Homes advertisement in BI “5 —* Anl . » 505 > Ri flats: Gh AV OlsS. | 03—79- ft corner lot 5-room een. of Oak [ee gdioining | wit 3, P06 35-30 ag and one- eri store. ; Eg? Gore ENTUDY i ° large let or. | ' ie Hurt av.- & a; ath ia. . *st room - maide’ fr ae. - ms oc hine we: rent £126 : Rarvain. | e ‘ ' x - , Al : 30 hestrvut. 6OK7TS : in- NK L e ect ; ; hard oF ~ rm Ce ooms cr er ae 4 q Lt*) resid nee me dern R. 3 near Gravois av.. and a FID 4 Pnecinia sare wie en racer. one ser Swood floors throughout: hot ; ORC K* Pan Coan Tele #75 — | prov with 3 “stipend dwellings. : 7 ~ + : it, ao . : a : FT i : m ve yy are: apted os , ineo . Ol; owner may trace for | rent "wear: cash: price a s | for uick sale; want an offer. raced 7 P. 800 Chestnut ) = . me property a! ~.00. Mr. Skoggs. Olive 3268. ROS | LY Ni “i, “39xe—Laree ~ store. two) “onaa g eff 6004 Locust bil. elegant commercial 3 TOW N | ST« R KS AND "FLATS > aaa t Ue T19 Chestnut 5944 H AMILTON TER. | Chestnut . (c80) | fats: double garage good condition, | FLINGER = R. CO., —— and Gravois watiding. 2 stores and basement, jot 25x ORDER | 2006 8. 12th at. xrore snd 4-Toom > est ke | me i brick 4 nara. || NVESTMENT—Mallinckrodt and Twen- | THORS & 20% LER, Grand 157. | BUSINESS I ROPERTY The prices and terms are such that you | hot-water heat over lot “hal Sd: S500, one | lhé Re SJ idene re ; ah = dy ange harks a Tes) re eu wate 8 tieth n ww. corner: 5 etores. 4 fiates. 7 bw ~ F - 73063. "$70 store, 3 fiats: south: Best location on Broadway: ©200-04-06 can ceaios handsome profits if you are . rege Annis ~ SOU VW enaiane s — a het mee . vr - a : ’ ; oY Ss. e . - fixtu? oad . irna ; cottae bs rerares rents 18°. price | me tT) _ ae = 7900, Mii ive 4068. - Broadway * Income $440 per ‘meetin tc : ahrewe enough and alets eno ough to buy if) Waitnwericnt le > stores and flats over, 10 road ha ‘. @3 Ppt anal heat Price $8500. ’ Inepection 0) $12 506. $2500 cash PROPPETY—New business building. n now ee = ; | af once 101 RN. Bth vt. siore and fi a e A eR * nes (7 entiv appointment oniy. Call MAE VE R REALTY om. ' be ng coemp. eted in Southampton, acress NICE INV FE: STMENT i> wre "th | | bu lldinw lot Z2axI25;, rent v4 mon for reomers hat . 4 , 6 . Olive RA Mic 126°. from nex tu the and publi McN S. = S REALTY C.. 107 N. sth . 12 Gans. ms ~s Cheese a n=& 4 roome «et > ’ - ‘ ee next nw? ive RAD e m nen prac r water rubilic Sort! Vir oe ie ° oe = - wirn om ome. Price P6500, il -.. gpmentte “1 wy oor and 3 roome and bath 3¢ EDWARD L. BAK EWELL a. ee AL OPPORTUNITY — | echool; 2 stores and * apartments: ready PL, wom Dullding. “consisting Bae a cNair. ent aba Game ” INVESTMENTS bes +g" 9 5 gee = Taner | Se » : .’ im -¢ a — ; -_" ia oOndit oO. hot-w Pane ; | = : , = rrooctupancy a ‘ , 2 nal o- ~ € wa : th ) ~s ront station ~on 4) ~ 2 an a mer gree + $51 1-801 . water neat ' aid ©°12-14 Ben ton hakervy shor and “five ' all and inspect and 5-reom fiat with bat two J-Tweor | CQ rll pA a. - ~ an. &f ‘ > rent § vy at M rose gy: “ Price $14 500 Olive 6555. 118 N. Seventh, ‘3 room flats, also building in rear. Priced | | day 5401 L. ansdowne fiate and 3-Truom c ottage: terms and price — oy Bra a an repair shop in + gl pa Deeetnut. live iniGNR er) sae MALTY OO. aon tees esas ae : ee |GEVENTH, 1229-33 © —Stores. 14 “Fiats: | reasonable: fihe condition. Oy McCAWLET RRALTY oo. | Se oe Scattore. Central er i “14 “hee Chestnut. = = — So oe ts Realtors. Arcade Blédc. Olive o° 8. income $2400. Ouve 81090. DALY & McCABE KR. E. Oo., 801 Chestnut. 15 Chestuut ‘st. | BU GERE KDDY. 715 Chestaut. Clive 8502 c=

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ges 700 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; - Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; Re hese Chance es Wanted and For Sale Ads Today: REAL ESTATE—FORCOL’RED FARMS WANTED 7 FARMS FOR SALE FARMS FOR RENT FARMS FOR SALE i sa Th 2—4 vom iT) .PARM Wi - with Tarce er ; m ri > tt > Me gen havea “q m: ss — } al Sood Oe aa htm — ’ or cea 60 acres. : _ TEN “ace een 2 LOU é, F I N A N C I A L + ® : : _ - ’ ey sbi 3 hod. Ty. == m ea R -» - mm Vero 7 les from cit ile to station amd I ef the finest chick: , nt 4 ) a 9824-26 Subetan: . | we gon, tlie > BF. B 2311 Layel ri ke amen. Alls good _# stoc i i¢, including 1000 whit horns, ‘2. -_ “mr fe THe ot vor . . / : . ; : . ms = an , hin: ; : heqged $i.v wou? * « 4 Yt ~wer k in 5s =e Doi KJ al’\ Ss W = 4 NB most pIsp ATCH. 4s rt per F isier, ”~ Re Pana ers Wie, fhene ovatry arp toute Vises : tes $3000 and $20,000 a Year = 2. eh tae es : tment | i : , en Sand Binée for. Se St. Louis Seunty a a si aetna tates Es latin | the ease of rite at Ht | ACREAGE 35 scree soutnwadt cor) PERSONAL PROFERT) You should be interested in a practical, semi NINE. v TTENAD RE | SEE PART 9, PAGE 28. et f build a reserve Fund. for ‘thal 7 Lt? i , e | and vour f il h en On L_ ESTATE : Mm JOU! beanen de The ‘ ‘ . > : I : ’ a oe ie ~~ = - em la A eR te eR Se - A) : : NORTHWEST KESIDE NGI 1 North Marke « - : | x , | en ae NLIMITED RESOURCES 4 erence — ee eee Daniele * — a COTTAGE —s!e@0 . ; - . ine . : —iaw eve P . ; : ‘ xs , r ‘ a*4 : . . . ae e. “ eording te ee Us’? * » ffere] ar tec jer, we , Pirie iman—Hiee - tl 4s s 13. Post -1ve eS Bt. la a tome Ngo Fall SE | rho LAAN se bus pooperty, effiee burldimgs and building lesa. ame Sa a et —— Lega. a , ree ; . [3a Oude a2Dw ~ , r SILVERBLATT - ‘ 25) “ , | | ye SF _ | ‘ new fireviac - ractive. BLITS RE. U ae ainsi ae nr ne = igh Seventh al ‘hestnut Streets > | aed SO ae eee ‘ © oa a tw ~~ sil po “ ¢ os — ee we - A ate rr as — 7 » i M3004 (LARK A) —sinoo : ' as SET : a : ie oer reverent ae f ——— ; : Realter, Box K-41 - ial " r 2 = tenn 0 me . e} - 1, i . as —_ ) CI\EMBIR. FROPERTY Da Represent Tho . ome Investors for 35 You sew 4; Rueter—Marie SB, . . =r —T , : : or iad. * - Oe ke 5 cities. elated ‘(Hm ARPES FARM OR RO,LDhot =- os Lane, LAR os ae Seed Se ee ee ee S| ee eee) ~NEW YORKI LIFE INSURAN + 7 SS 2 o2o so ere Se gee Se ee ee 1 ke ETS ere ee eo Monthly ‘Payment Ne = re ee ed ~~ ap “ - I a Mee eee ee SLUL! SBEN E> issipo' rae io am - Beautiful St. Louis Count, 2 er Se. Maplewood, Kirkw 9 ROOMS. $4758—S450 Tash . “nion Pacific System he $10 “MONT [ea nea ? . saree | a ot - ' rod | = promo rice. | % W bs ( ~ eg ousr te s eott c rs : sis | in : r a su ' : n Der a ; = . , ' , . ed p MONEY TO Loas e ster roves $07, 722 chestnut . | i 2 oF nee = Bex “’ } of a 7 Pa. FIR AND SE OND ‘ | wala 7 GOTAGE Fou COLGKED Ts" Wyse “Mopteen Ts he Be “Berenson 20 —— cieeieia Sa ae aie 142 Monthly Installments “3m "uattinens. : DYASSHELP 109 N ° pe, / 5 wi 5 Bees. rien xD aoe D ono : = | ent ae cas - re. 100 frais tee 3 wa a 2 met che a . : Pe ee Do You Need Yion | Franciseus Realty ste "108. 10 — : 2 FIRST AN r ) SEC { ND — s LOAN CORRESPONDENT ade Sateen * Soeamln camel ht 2 ~aagiie — Poor Sha BON. . co ~ #$The Prudential Insuranee Company of ts, ik SALE (orm ih. Al ? 304 CHESTNUT ST a4 DR IZDA -— ~ : L230 « —s ' te : , aT “ae ” - rr sin | > . ; . j - ‘ez -* : : - " : a So : ‘ - , . “ : : “ty : i. . C puttin ¥ - F EDERAL RESER\ E BANK CILDING TWENTY FiRsT 7oo0d 608. ~ “14 O Par — 3 en eth : * 14.000 N +4 ‘CHEAP HOMBS FoR ae ee a el ee sion ees STE + FIRST DEEDS OF TRO wast tsa Set = HON ES | FOR - tear ‘> t= i 7 , Xi & « ~ ee oe a ge a ye a A A RAI en GR et A A ER — a= . . " — - —~ _ ~ > Witt ery asics Brantypr rt Ralance *! ren’ 6 enom meo.! a AAD Cheets wit Florida ; | A onion ? man Soe | Tl Bape, - . ) % : ee ie sommes Tg 3 as “uO R rd Is BAL hs ENT FARM— res: $240 cash: fear r , . om « S| oe : a miles fren ' , | | PAN-AME : LIFE INSURANCE ¢ Sey some Reco Sciknis Aachen “SO. - eae) ChE ete tee | Manon kter wren oh si.7o0 LAST WEEK eiX):;; REAL ESTATE BUDS ) 6 Seg "2 SSE mee Gog, Meranee Fiepe bet | Tense eet § EL SEN On ee GATED meee ee waawell alte oe a : AND LOAN ASSOCTM . . anq@ *s* ee | | “rT —s +m a= Miriee: ide o profitable orod = =e owe & atime ~¢ . oy. has been paring 6% dividenda int frem $100 te OLDEN Cie I PGP oy q * : 5 7 a ae nein ’ -— iy te in ape fe es wes. se ec ) aac ew 4 ail Every Dottas rotected by Real Nynting Grounds . 4 3 3 . mber of St. Louis League.) *, RR Ve —_ : re 14 ' . . . . = ™ .4 (i= . L ‘ P ’ ‘ : - . . ; ; : . - ~ + - ~- = - . - SS ~ . “aye ra ; » 7 , 2. = > > i] PA i : naa 2 aX .** r i be 9 ARM-—~») ~e - . ¢ "7 . = re : : . . ww = . —_ 2 . j , . 7 Sern Ft S000. $. ~ Liem eet | - : : . = ' word reasce ab) —- : . 2 - Salih ; | cTes , — : a. for bane , ~~ N : afters map jee | o oe REAL ESTATE—COUNTRY _ — ia Sh so | » 3 ai . | WANT TO MAKE MONEY? | ! BEEN | ‘CET OUR OFFER _ i. i ae . ; : » . : . a - : " . , . ‘ : : . .\ va ’ oa cs ’ , \ Y 7 . : 4 rat “ id a : > . , = , . ; : , . . ‘ : - na — . me - >. . ee ee ee ee ee ee a et on cman aU ARAN TEED . H OF TRUTH —Serr- daw = e201 MEETINGS. T! —a ’ : L.¥ ' ia : — a2 wanes = «>] Tran , | career tit “iat ‘4 . -. ENTH cHTR A — Ser ices 4 Re yp Rg REALTY WARAET end learn the : | 4 = Rox ©-327T. P.-1 _JBERRTY bonds bouse , weentny 8 ». a ; Seer St reeeenale orice aah - : ’ Lt » ff } Ric > = ry} ye 3 | or 4] | os - Park Mey, within gagy driving distance | | ! near Gai iy ot eardem'ng | | C—O SS 13% —MONEY—6) ; rh . _ _ * > > - . 4 s advantacgceceus claim=x ef BRI VLING. —- MONEY WANTED —T — ae — ’ put if ARP? PesTeD recardinge the ‘ ace Chon > earn Youse 4 ; : : : — , » 4 ia \ . oaneenti dire feur a Ten ; akin a » : - . . ~ rtf : " . — . PP} . 9 | ry > *» | i “Fr tURITY—-TWO FOR ONE SELLING of EXCHANGING through FOR? WORTH PROPERTY r i a ~: a “— -— . x : Ovetaic Ses = Gr POSsT-Omerarch REST FeTAT LDV ERTIS®E MENTS ~ = , 1 BiG CHANCE Tia . ran & ene neon ieee ae ste Cem ms : “a fing to Sh ery oe 7om8 anewered, : ee Gasa- SIONEY LT «of L@eNs Perk PELIVE RY

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. se! we ata PR oe 2 ge - 8 Te re Seema P “ , : : Y Ta Tene ‘ates * mp i a . eae , v > Ye : WA at Ne ee - ~’ aie . ta EX X RS SSS LRA —, ANS “a i y Salary Is Between : i EMPLOYM E ‘ Ve 7 MM QA » A be interested in it practical, g —— — — cent F = SA E, AU 3: Fi ding : en —— OOM L fs * : and your r family. The $20,000..- ee ‘ ogress, Profits. ST LOUIS, SU? ND rn . RWW FeEBbEOP A T7000, BRNO ‘ _ AS ATT ©. eo ee — ee a 4 i 4 ‘ ; "i 1) tel wit reless in this re. a a ee ee x M ORN ING , , MARC H 29, 4995 “The Mor Yy weeeseesianes-seeeee — — arrears ee ianittheiinaiia e You Say the Better ’T 5 INDEX ee Sa will Pay ja ‘eT NA DOREE RIES . PAGES 15—28B nm you can buy First Mortga “Mi Mach! oo to Section ‘B (S > éé - ———— ’ i eines CT } se Real _— 72 | Baba Chicks , ee Secti A” SS pay > ° interest as Es-— eA ' 24 Cc ras on. for us - v4 a buy these notes in $50, 100, cond ne ase adil 18 | eet Fok en gece ws Reece, Solicitors... ‘1s | we Coke, Wood...... 22 | For Sale (Mi a0 bart se Real Estate Far L d - eer Minations, with interest coupons 250, sh0qag a ty Oe in seh 0680 6 *7 Board ‘ dd Carpenters & Builders. . .16 ust On Swewedcested 16 | Found .. re ea Sewe on Wee oe ae Goods Wtd...21 | Mai o ’ m anas and Financial.) x , months Sin ply send us your Ge ra .. ree + | ee (ar a ——— a ois vin oe 16 | Dentists tte Sheela, Pete ue Pipe Cleaning. 16 lage nse eesae | wr LF see oa Paperhanging 16 Kesorts——C DE invent ond we will deliver ohn... eee: & acco soaee roks. 22 ee 2 wih eames roe Geena 0 , a ltt ee an fe Sanyo eenenes ic ti cumaatalhrt: ountr 18 |) j we will deliver the note ne & Accounting. .16 | ineaeileasit eeaio’s ie Chiropractors _........ al en oy ~ ete ewes ..16 akan ‘i Phe ee oe | oo Giiscss: .:.. 28 cnoaiiie cere eeennees 16 - oheg up tata ate b.'3 “a ~ Roofing ..... ri meer: her eee ine ogg 6. fon Tires, Accessories ....--24 , * c ‘*’ 316 ome ‘ ' ‘ rene ° , . at 7 . — D neou Sale. 2 ’ D wecctescoeoegerts K ya ocameaes! ‘ Wachings ....... | SSATTING al Trips. 16 | postest os - ~ .22 oa * ap tae 88 © | Buchanse (Miscel.) ee : = i wee oe hae. ees Ielecefinacous ‘Gents ‘ ~ nt Pace eeeerees 16 | Roommates. gin * ah es i Situations ...---- cseee dT auica embed Ceres SITTING IN WITH THE BUILD ‘ re a 1 lags +++ +82 | Express and Masting....i6 | — MES. Soccoen 2 fase Cutlets ¢ Pg i 22 | Motorcycles .. a nos—Musical ...... o1'R BF a Beige apices 27 | Special Notices .......16 | Trade cabana fejle « etors about iinet FRE a) 6 fom) iZ « : mg. .16 Hotels ie, e Curtai Cl sea o6ee6ervs ome o ps FH coms—-F c rage - . rade Schools “eee eeeer Fotis ster? avout invewimenta, that every A THREE-TIME AD COST 16 | istures oe | Mommnetl Goots 1 | Hace Curtain Cleaning...16 | Moving and Storage... 16 | Printing, Addressing’ |. 3 | Reome-— Pe ieee | eee Sal SS wish . : we Oa ae Es sTs LESS, PRODUCES MORE. +2 Machinery pia pA rept * seem! sts pete PeaSeniinnel oartng Sheth a cde eta ae Stove Seer Cae candies dope he ~ er ae Ss —— lel . se eeetesegee 6 allie Mutations. ‘ WeENee | 7 4 our o 4) ’ ri re _ — ee 1 } a { ustomer’”? : oA , i 0 ) ; awe, - +t wie } ; dar. SF ey 5 —e ot on Thures- se HKO oni om ~prida 0 . ; Thi > LENT 4 12 » _ . - ony - . -4 .ie Am) rvyueter cha 7 : Ja a wt 19°25. at 6:50 * ‘Yiday March “26. 1025 4 ' : ND-A-HAND MISSION—Serv- $234 Manchester avenue ; mes MacKay, ; >. m., at 8:45 p. m.. M hance We wish to thank ves and ’ uria ermits afro la’ *-30 pvp. m: Monday. 2 , oe a (Ut lg ong renee: Oe, March ! The Post-Dispatch reserv th | - Jessie MacKa go ae ee husband | husband of Emma ed werent, heloved | friend for their woe Bl our out relatives an : : ) wa. 4 ndaers 3v]6 N O(\+) Jil ._- - ‘ Pork (em a Sat : amt 1p Shas 68 4 tr} Aiemor.a P €3 e i | ellie K y uv ‘ fatner oj Mrs.) | dear ra r tinee oeatlin) extend d sym path ; THE . (cQ9) . U ersonal right to eonedy, Mrs. Marg: = oh) ather of Theima, D ded us in our sad be THEOMONISTIC. FLOW] tes / (ic) and tele h reject an ue Mrs. Ar 8. argaret Kahiert, tni Se orethy an Vir-liogws and d reavermeut in the rr LOWER SERVICE es ae leparted es , Pp one cal:s, or y qg Ty. ; mMmabelle Parks, Jess A hreer and de death of ou dear - —_ om | ‘ Ue “ “ . SERVICE— | 4 d thi ife 4 noite ns J a ssie, Johr n , ar eon of , mother. ary Pe APPL PPP Pa "| ioee are. Fridays. 8 p. m. Mrs. Gaseei | me arch 26 1995, _ pe grt en attention, except letters on samen by mail, cannot be Aged Mackay. and our dear ha and | ates ee ne and our dea ot, Meibaum: especially Wm. J. Roberts i. yor) te “* ] City, Sn iridcet wap - wel — sGfather. —— ~in- , Son-in-law en c es for MARRIAGE LIC rE NSEs. |} OUR LADY OF GOO! | Harden Y. Bridget Mary Daviin (nee sincerity when accompanied b cal questions of undoubt ,, Puneral Monday. March 30 ° age of 28 years law end uncle, at the} ful floral offerings. ea ae. YcOoy—Mra, Bessie | OUR LADY OF GOOD CHEER—Serv rden). beloved mother of James H y stamped ad ere ineral Monday. March 30. at 2p. m..| Funeral on EH. Ieach—Fior dae dy + ; a » , 7 ™ ine | - , . quaapes-~cageee= el - “4 « Lz eT eo er — - _—s a c YPER. - ee end Sarah Johnson | Funere Pca rn ga 7 On : 30 | of + a J. S. H.— The l-cent piece i oat am ) M _ We Ist: : Can sg N m—rerk —— Ninth street, og By ~ > oe MARY MOLVIBELE {-—— % ; © mint of ' certa’l . ts oT AN : ow 4 . ry " w wi 4 L IMU i 2 1) Ih FF: ~ ( iT R { ‘ES Fick—Martha K: me I = heh A N OF rE—Sundays. 2 1 ene ede re ~ ri 7 parlors 1039 North 1c to 26e. 1837 is worth from jfires w hic _ y true of the Easter | ' MADDEN Fn tered ee (e) SHANAHAN. ‘at 8 . . ic 7) ous per Be, extend “our sincere ‘ te 4 Ferguson—Mrs Pear! Be?! RB pf ~pomee SE gdh 5S p. m.: Fridays, | Ce meters setae jterment in Calvary | MRS. H . the trium cormerty celebrated | day. March 28, imo rest on Satur- Saturday, M ‘? oes Hospital, on | kindness ~ a, . friends. foc | Ging te security offered on , Saundere—Mrs. Mary Daniel 18i5A North Market Wasner. E. Moos (c) tl S. i. A. N.—We do ter: t} ph of spring over + Kickham Mola #. = & m.. Charlies J} m w . March 28, 1975, at 2:30 Dj} md I us in our iste and A wri v q ‘f) : Au ; / 4k didine} fs fats. man—Roee Portn as 1Le.8 ane A ri th Mar net st 4 Ne Dic a — Ente rea] int rect on K ie recipe for "ke osher’”’ 1 ee? have fre Ir t le “bl essing ‘ f Re tlhe \ in- 7 vase le i len. beloved son of ‘Peter D * ae eg os dear elster of J pep Nt mem Mga ‘bul logs eur oe we fs ane © ing lonns. John ; pn NIVINE LOVE CHURC . Ga) o- ~ e-_ ™ rs A “ se sickles. mm which { fire, - @nd the tate Catherine ' . onn Shanahan and M : Han “~~ ulte. W : WITHOUT ross ohnson—Mre. Geriruce Loran ~*~ . - iURCH ~ Sunday. 11 , é M j IQlo. at 2: Pp . 4 - TD . E : dle ] Ss lit the pas 3 } Kane) and A ; Madden inee Fogarty nd = a an re. Kate wish to thank h e especially : . es s*%3 A : 4 8: = T OME rR HM R ako— ma a + lor “* o Cc. r Sunday ey @Tul Zz -~ 20 \ e* Ul ' Ga , ia kD rader ines M a - : . sery " kg aster has he (a huge € 4 ‘nha c’ an- j Ar ae - " . ’ ‘ aw. | iY ithe w of M are: a Mra. Ella Dowling our dea I t a of Our : P ls J : J Ul . Mati é et Hb meg ° ‘ : and manG VW asb- . ved Ww it} en ob- taper “ hic } } 1 Y shee Robert } Mather! »iaArkzkaret aunt and eist * , . r amy of Perpetua! H W hee er—NMre Luc! . d: Ha Gay. ~ wn 414% Tbe l rs . _* Zt nm 5 i) Traut? - } _— ® iJ — ™ ] gre at sole solem nN rr ] urn Ss at “4 «4 a » si* ine and Le NI 3 . - s er in-law. Ss = yt tee on t ry " - “ones _—. , aven if ‘ - - F Jestuar. All wejcor . . ae m . o« Ha rT} lx Vv. eariy i e mnity fror 1488 ane : ; v\ + -yularious. Mre. Emi ‘ hurch tim oe In the ertatétwe | cension day ) ts . a ~% 4 2 er. As- Funera! . ae sm os nnon, oe Jessa’ - nee oT — brother | Chure “4 the cain + ¢ ———— : Un , a | E m Giore—Anastasia | rhe! | SUNSHINE CENTER x acker, Miss Luella Mickbrader, in her ||) day it was one of th “sat, g | eonies in tk we e cere- seen. ee eee 301) Tuesd -—— a 5 Bartmer. on} dertakers a the! ost Carre i e . Georgupo uios—l? P acusiinss 4am ton hir vee L——J4th and Ben-i ** enty-third year — ' +38 ays for he PS tele special the mass ref | takir * _ ~ he Hart gan-Sheahan Unoder- Pty ay. March si. at §:30 a mm ; 4 kind and efficient fenth and (hes . goa Shiels ver or ton. third, floor. Services Wednesdays, 2 + em i ge A a ed ox8 al baptism the administration of above. Some of the medi: erred to j | *#%/0€ wariors. 917 Nerth New wad oder-] Cathedral Church, Interment Pg - 4° to St Mark's pa ns ave-i ¢ emetery, or ° ter of erings. THE BEREAVED PA MILYic) : iu ‘ev i ‘ Li? ; on - > oe © eee) “Se a = Pulte ay. Marrt | ¢ a * or the — . ; . : | cC @ a , an 4 an d ait ary ‘ ‘os ' eter ad ta te wees a? ceé ta IF. 9 _ w , —— : - : 1 ’ P : — " « > : Pier? . ict wt a VERS—.On , nn cl wis ousands of Home Investo FE oee 7 os. oe -FITH CHURCH FoR TH a ee | toes Comune Interment at Odd Fe! Dominica tn Albis prese pilowing | example that which quaint, for || MAHNKIN— Entere Se (el)] “at 10 Friday. Mareh 27. 1925. | many wm te tek oer Te and : a ; stors for 35 Years x Oliver—Jessie Wal: rION OF SOT? a 7 REDEMP- | lery || memory of th ~ preserves the/.... ple, that which prevailed in jaw” Stee a red into reset om Thure- | sen?) Pe m., Angela Sievers (nee Jen-/ pags sh nds for their kindness . and The ha mo, Russe Mar te Knee | the sal ijtation **% “*hrist Byres and as late as Rogie med aL A Uxerre ' age 7 Veura ace and x eat grandmother x ‘30 a. m.. sateg., Maren 3] 102: a4, at aE and the i his —— words of con F mit? ; > — We ao an cos «= D bEevenir & ser ; at Cecilia. and our @ear : us lood, ; which the response . cer to and . - ifteenth century, | feneral fram * . DeKalb st t . residence “©915)U. Co for Hasties & mah. be as. & louls—fvly{ 4U D. 3° 05 P e. | ; Cer feister. mother- | riser ‘ _ Se wart Hle is nh at Besance r 4 : s. a i; OFM he .Lelidner chapel. 90° ree to Ss. er and Paul's ef ieee — East St. Lan ' a ‘ ark. Clara R! mnas- | 2a rrandmothe? r- | igen, indeed.” Th iS i. ym as late as the! t. Louis avem ‘es 23. | Church, them , . services rend ag — Kae a. yk Larue tor. sy | eight chis . ey and aunt. in her | kept up in R is custom is atill seventeenth century to the strai) a 1:45 po. mn ar — oon nday. March 20. at = MITE. _ ’ to Calyary Cemetery. («1) C TARLES , i. Alton—La Veta Swain, | ie FIFTH SPIRITTALIST CHU 09) Te ee ee " sane 6 Catholic Chr a " In the Roman of the Easter sequence Vietimae aie. Cemetery. Pl oene Sin ae # into Test on Friday AUGUSTA Eh Saab a ' lamiltor : i izi= fei 2H bs sa +5 res lence *{ m4 Tae fF 34 nmwuTrs ' een ere pe i... of Ea ster are includ first Sunday ft Ss 1e i Jur oe@ar ul le at o : efa leola. aunt niece d te . ear sister-in-law, pathy sho ness and sym- j , . Ny _ » ~ ° Alayetite me. therhood c RisT—vU niversal lI@2o. at Oa rm John M Elich m4. | ed. a trace of the a _" . - a er the Paschal ful) ' Funeral -. 14 brother-in-law. ¥ one an cousin. at the age of 27 - wn ua in the late aad joss of ; . . Vv -* ii? ~ ; . unday ery ioe . 4 toro 4 -? , : = Sewn wcnenseer is : . sf times of primi- moon, that is the fj '@1 2° = fror = re sidence f a years. Cer d ¥ beloved : and L, Beck. 3847 Olive 7:30 p. m.: lectur ». 2:30 ana °f.J020 Alien avenue, beloved husband tive severity, when th thnogey ' rst Sunday aft- | 8133 Pershing ce of his sister.) Funera hear’ son and brother, An- 4 “ . - M Hunete -- B ik T . He ' - ow © ar a Il .@984 G68. Mrs he late Katherine Lichenseer #.. or , that day w : a ‘es the mass of; ®t the ectTesiast!-al full moon on iMarch 30 , at pe ‘30 oF on Mondav morning. | dence eS enter at 3 p. m.. from resi- ven tS who departed this Ufe - ; i i] OvVes and M ote AR 4 oF we? | Juniate. ry pasivor; aii Weicome. S034 an ; dear father of Henry Charles ; - ’ hrated at » Neg — Cer cele- i next after March 9} ana pr agers Forror 60's Church — to St. Cherles rial TF ig Pim ~- gee thence to Memo-! the Rev. a 48 3 wy ge do we tRank ; and H. Warner. S9T1A T! _ aan eA, (CORD Sstecnsees Jr. and Mrs ery Schult -_ Gc at a rater now. © the peo- | fore canno e earl! th Ato eh Cemetery cect nterment tn Calvary r (ec) . A. Bieha v, Nauman @ hiv i idincwentere’ § nA , Theodosia FOURTEENTH CHURCH—Sunday oe ,ane oar eee ininceidtaw; saeeaiaceae ple fasting absolutely. The pepe. 22 or epg yg oem | yan Oe h | | cieta de’ whee lh wae 2 member 6 Ss ee ge Thursday, March 26 —- kindtiess ane Ss ne words :: ont ily Installments é. pnd Aaartines 618 Kansas. «| & " Sessi 2 ftsmane Hall. | 3659 eter. So.) 0nd eae, 2 eS ee gap | peel sted” with past and present, |chal full moon fal's on a df Fas- || mEvER—On F ee ee 1s SA Sue Mathilde Putherien’ of 1S his kind and Scions anrtinie teat a _ G. Martineau, 4745 Gree (lspk - > bvergregi W edi! nesday |? ineral from the- Schumacher funeral ta mata with the day are in-|then Easter day la tha ment Gune fi Eugent: riday. Maren 27, 1925, | Suthe ue. beloved wife of Eric | the many beautiful f ‘ end F. Fr & 20 Gr b ys clock: Thursday r. saay | home 397% Mere =t M ~ : numeral or} Q n Ast ay is the next Sun- | uxenia Meyer (ne a = 7] riand and dear daughte é vu ioral offeriages. . eo and B. Wilaor wrt nets * rat ing 4, iceay _o i mm re I ‘ ' ve Pen tal | 0) at @ 3 T to id St ced 1 —- this pi ent on : seg gag of eeEes in day. The Pas ‘hal full moon is the : fe eof Rudolph +4 © LS - Umar . ‘beloved tos Jilleestrom and oe a Pgs _ ant ase ate DRAZA N. MOUTHER. CHARLES . U Robe ne? ND 5A Natural Bridg a8 avis Johnson. tt 2G me- | wages Bi + a n is of the highest fourteenth day of a lunar month | nother. mother leans dear st ep- . Landberg, Mre. ©. Evanas, Edward El. ‘ JOHN DRAZAN. BROTHERS, . = lall. 4973 Northland CUM) | é anfiquity, the ege havin b “ : es i} ter, sister-in-} ane andmother. sie. | er and Martin " ‘den and A. Boehlo«w 1gO8 we Von : o a a EK CHRORN— Pavers nto reset on Satur considered in widely seper ve chew eaes arcording to an ancient 59 "y ~y in-law and aunt. at the age of | sister-in-law. in dillers: rom ab our dear , ° E. Ree 181 De Tor vent. r Qriiritrialic day. M os 3935. Mar i . apomnll | on tn otedtan onged +. separate ecclesiastical comp i “etl er ’ . er twenty-ninth ye a ee : VAN CORRESPONDEN pA and G Miller. 23394" Witte oo. ae itualist Association | beloved wife of | Hervert mi ~~ pre-Christian mythologies as a | the real or astron petition and set | | ape panera! Monday at 2 p. m., from the erhuneral Sunday. March 20. at 2 p.m -° ” _ ’ ” . more " P yt " Os On © ew . . “a Aear rant ~ 4 ~— .* we OKR Orn . noo eo ett rar —— , > jer eden + il eee ™ : +4 : +. ' } | . ae T . Ay = H iTTis O07 Pir - Naga r ve . ry * {> WT ee age Mc i - bs Mf rie ab ‘ - ce ar glste : = A oat apie ir? - Ti. e is pos- Lent begins on Ach VW é -Anesday ue the - - ae a> 1936 St wouis a Vve- avenue. Spare, —, ag Lafayette OAs = IN MEMORIAM - 4 4 " sey aN o> *, a . me DBO \ iue - Services je ad ‘ iste . AW All Aur pwLe . nere, as nm other cases which co ‘ 4c a - ' ’ . . . Peter's Cemetery. jos } tery Dece re ‘erme- In ? ened PP nsurance Co : met B Lanter. 2306 & bv m iredaxy evenit ny. 2 p.| Baumeral notice later |} ¢he church s, . mes 40 days previous to |} | MILLER-—«r ‘ ' ased was a mermbe Remy of our dearly belo ; . : ° ao . ; fie ~ 9 %e i es. ©] g Mrs . rr ; - a: Vi 7 a? in it iwi il adomes an co 8 a S1 i - Y : rn tered Tr To re anf hi r " r of Colum- an v ved oon S04 1] Man of America = M w Tad’ - law | rh ». Y Hamilton 1 HARMON Y Y . ' ENTER—Eagies Ha ’ ENGELING— En‘ered nt —— a ¢ d an € arli custom q This yo } unday, not co unting Sune 19 , thoy 13 zt Ress, on Ab +n got lin- ' Qo aa . 2 and Baltic Lodge No. 52. PS ne ee tg Di gyi ogg Ft — mh — ._ aoe &| _— | tai? 14 D x A oo @isssi vib ™ : a end WAL AV OL SO Sur las - — a4 " 4 -- - = ‘> _—- ‘ nm Pat if - ' - yi) t ” " : -" : on - : ic 7) Se t likes i NI | s a tod > 493 3 — oo * othe AM 2 > m. 2441 afin Banmen srinnie = a a , sane a - 55> a. m.. T EGA INF ir on ved n other 0 of KE. »be og Ad. vt ag 4 me: — 7 red into rest on mesninies diy missed by _THE FAMILY ai WW eeney a, ’ Th * ~ ‘\ Te mesesares: spirit pes hometrs llewe ‘ 7 — bt en i Ter } De - jl é ION. “ellie ay and the ate Fre M ‘ ass 24a, are 28 1925 at 6-35 In sad bu | - =——= L. Mazuran! ee a y Miss McCann Mies-Adier wet ey I gs f the late Failip Engeling and dear sister of B anche 1. Geen lier. and | Howard W. Swac ey " o Dd. wW., ui t wal | y of otr 4ar- ; _ ; ; =i ae > , , 77> et oc a ce oe a" f ‘ r ther . stherin , gpa ol > ma . + HomMmpso!r »* band of wh mother. Nrlache. “who ; M Robert @707 1 -4 _ Lith CONSTRUCTIVE THOCGHT CENTE our ces 6 | r-in-la® grand- | (By a Mem of t gt is B Funeral Sunday. March 2 mnt Maggie E. Swack ; 2c us rt a ; o 07 Pennsylvani: Sas te gt te eR_| mother, great-grandmother. 6 , ber ne St. Lowis Bar Association.) m Sunday. March 29. at 2:30 er (nee Walls). dear fa- y"March 27, 1994. FP Beech °°09 a ent Sy ivania. bag.es Hau Jefferson . ~ ~~. ; ge grandma he sister. és.ster- . ‘ . . fan y residen: ther, brother. brother-in-ls A CH 4 c Tg ompso " 40%," J —_ . L resday and Thursday at nae Latasette } ; “ oa ; oun Ry id : rei ANNA. — Your husband cannot and sel] the house eiitatest te the | i ing eb wi: to Va halla C = 1406" Worth and uncle. law, grandfather TILDRIEN AND GiiaNDCHILD _@ i, . and t elt +: Ab. | DOGS weiconie Ww 7 err) ei a! e7e0) __* T ypesda 3 . ~ oak . ‘ + : »A arren s.. borrow money on vour ho e mortwage that is , t oe ~ Lo ; HT i eN TR kk “= 4 42 la Peter's — oar wi. at ~ v mi to St - - ali 1Oom un- your eauity in th 9 ' ie} couia Sel : a -pter No. 3-33. . > sz al —_ cha pel, 2707 North Grand Bere: Aw Kron sister, sister- n- law and ere | of our ear s A. » . a] > a m ws -. a 84 SAi.@ Avenue me 4 - : = € . . : ' » ’ le = v ou sign he deed of tru t. é > le 10U 72. : er (“re re No. 343 P 4 > i n- Glasgow « e Cc ; away from vou uniess th ev could ou lif? 2 ga ny . euve), caear fa her , Ww, ny nig ‘nee Thirkhil1l " ins Oma s street. Hannah r. at erine Obe Sherman : me, 13 iddie UNIVERSA! . Mrs Merrifie! awe ged ed husband of Theresa Enger i, tend Ok ‘ean alified to witness the will even | yoonre one r. 0 iter, Robert irkhill, beloved mother of Tho this life one year | PROVED CITY Wiler. 828 S 224 | UNIVERSAL SPIRITUALIST CENTER| o4 Car, Enger. i ah er i Fe eee een a really his prop- |though he w Wiliam Eugene, John, Elizabeth ; Robert Thirkhili sist ‘ omas and | 1924. - Sad! f by today. b ; -) R } A] KES .T AT > Hrow 7 : = —_ — b] le 4 Pras yTy Funu ‘ . ; — -_ . - na i wr } nger ; > at Pe am. . : li@ | er? Vv a+ rs | h d rt — f AaB pa. id for his se ry a aeeTri Me noiz and our :. ~ : and Faga ‘ i oOo: Mrs. Mary - : a y missed ha Rhae ’ ? : , . l1OGA Walton y Y , ae and Thursday. | , “ ar brother. brother- ; 7 oo 1a peen trans erred in | lees. (7?) The iw, mon dite4 —_ ur Gear father- in- mn and owr dear aunt * BEREA r a A Nee q*}7 ‘ 4s, Wednesdays hd : - Lins 41 ‘ . Ci ¢- oie oe rier t hind . ¢ sa per signed bY grandfather ret her : om, t and mother-in- VED — 4 : Mortgage T ans 4 a cL 13t> Sohne ™ - }’. ee Mrs } PE = i is 7 ~-fifth year orae to )6nincer., delay or defraud | your oth . brothe ‘T-in - reaner, s0D-iD-laAw j ‘ Are Also Solicited loepper, ©2350 Lawr ses papers | Puneral Tuesdey. March 31, at 6:30 a./,| the ¢ -reditors ; os er before the notary fs | F Sy Sa6 par Funeral from Berresc In loving “ca | M. Quinn. 5511 7 — eace ‘ ; ANTIZE a fror residence. 841] Gravoi et’ (el } ' no inheritan: tax on it in Mis- the debt owed you, a 4 Renevolent Soc’ a. _— Dt «CUS Anthony's | ¢ alter I.. Towt : ‘ r | ~~?) » » | — ; . " *) . : Cc am | 1 ’ zr ae "> = ae 4 Cia‘ , 17 . , o ‘ y. 448 le« { ; ' 4 ; wend, sOn of 4 soe \ E BANK BUILDING 7 -" + woitte | S2i duc | : » _ancers. wo 48; Mrs = FLYNN— lenne BF " C. Horr BRIRA Matfit.. 7 | days. 3 '?p im © ger str , oe . atrick Woolsey. Mrs. Patrick ‘Glehn : o% adm! 7 istration on th > estate. quently a will is read to the mern- MUEALERB—Entered into rest on >. Maguire. “and cousin of Miss Sarah A. | versary Ft = pdt pe . ? fl ay: corte vanes Pres.(c82) C Beates 2300 Montgomery | 2.5 rridays ‘Ron ngs : ‘neways | ur cs s ta ~ — \nna Fuyno, and dear ’ It would have to £0 through the j bers of the family before it is | | & ene March ZS. 1925. at 7:20 a m e 2 Funeral from Lynch-Tullr’ 747 m. at Se. wa nd Pa a 8s 7 D. Vollett. 22°44 Rre oa be edham. 4160 pod aera hee i, 4509 N. 20th. Spe- | —Enftered into rest on | 4 f , ' nr MU ‘ y\. Ty PRO > RR’ - H. Hodes. 1564 Ts ifarette >. m. Mra. Connors nw - a6 71: Beoten aed Senn er-in-law of Frank ent? it - ; > one word. “stimulat ’ brother of x a Jizu, der (ce) ( ; Sern. rr wiv ient - Ass : o~ : : ne ekms saan ’ rair re Ades 1o0n. Weekly, | Se, Helen Sineter - ° Sw RT. ~ T t. al weg €°C5 Lorrair ELEVENTH CHURCH = eaome i (= dear a wo tI Hackmann ane arut in the hait is normal, it is semiwe _ & = ‘ grandfathe and + dear VASEL—Asilee q > | ke \ and A. Forthous ee 4 yew J —Sundays. Wednesdave § OL Park @v.| yeare ar grandmother and sister. age 7% the natura! exfoliation of the UP>- [in ge ¥ or even daily cleans- | | year her and uncle, in bis sixty-elghth March 25 ro23" Rey fog Wednestay. In lovir 4 m ‘ : and A LAjek ne SO se Northland Vaters Ture is 1 ~ 20 - * [ N res ie } ners ie ils P ol per lay er oO if t n e sk! in of the scalp. oian a Pt tne scalp should he prac- Finer! Bu ; 3 ss Vasel. pehewed SR onsteatall os Mi rm... louis Mar ret ve winmory of of go mother. ff oF k S 1 "Tk M. Fox. 4795 Alms vagy TWELFTH CHURC! 33 Géaneenie creek’ Whee residence, 3448 When it becomes exc essive it gen- ced. This is best done with the | 2208.8. Jef nday. March 29, from chapel, | {mee Mummert). belo piianie \aem who died ‘ailing 5 oe aol () { 1 I¢ I . ‘f -end J. Fowler F ann 4. . W. Warees lade etre Monday. March * pally le eats followin w 2 -: og open B. Jefferson, at 1:30 Hilda. loved father of Fred n — ipa chades abe . \ A TION cae te Shale 4051 Botanica! —Sundays. 2:30, Mrs. Ecker; Thursdays &:30 a.m. to St. Ant! a Che @' erally indicates some disturbance |4 ounce g wash: Saponis Viridis, }|memt 4p St Matthew's > m Iinter- liaw Henry end Edna Vasel_ father-in- And are al! - _ \: Ataf in “2048 K ° Vo 5 Pas TRT TEE eres ‘-\ iayvs. } (yee t el Deter as 4 Laan * tery 7 & in the ar alp and ix very often \sotre with Daa 2 ounces. Tis- Cease] Was a sw - ~ il » Ps —— . a De- ae Fg «deal Vase! ines Rehn) and ~ our hearts there -— 2 = s. 6846 Kingebury. ) . CHURCH. 4137 at s and frien every-ii ¢ ~ a ‘ ve W eat and fiite toe 4, and Butchers’ pavvce OF meat : ut*ors brother. brother-in-law d ‘ rot = Jahou “58 7 we melia—Sun : 2 -. Bs j Cs ane ; - nvite four ad Hh nre cede falling ra) the . 11st eT. After >u Lers Loca! No 548 - at the a e an uncle ? » ennid yn oe ic, ant- I sel nde i. lafayette | i eaane a rears. eacaye 30: XMre | GOODING—Entered into r : || pair; excessive dandruff, there- | Spee ig with this the hair is. , | MYERS—Entered ti es a se Sanat an pe yeare., cn — exTen. RS. . J. LANGENECK , Ca V > 4 LIAL PERMITS. FOURTEE N7 1 cRTRCH. 26359 ¥ March 27. 1925. a: “5 + ly nidav |) fore, merits attention of those who land per ya 9 “> Pere | has has 28. 1925. 8:30 p ‘™ Mrs, Ga- ime the residence, 9300 ce “ a rong ‘A : | (arrigan, 2943A M — | Pine—Sunda) ae gig ee et Oe FEE a tase Deeg vs mare wich to preserve the ' her “as orough! as ros- Lin’. Myers. beloved wife of | Sa- lavenue, to Salem L - . - of Je % Norman. 77, 1420 M3 Bigas. = Sage a RR ae A Ea Ei: FER egy Rr = ye veh ay Poon form - - » ae. trees [Sle an 1d the following apolied: |i (pce mezets., dear loved wife of the late D. ito Our Redeemer rreime = aa gata thence who departed thi thie Bfe March 27. , MUELIET. « 49438 Biov — — --— : jliam TT. P pase : motaer oO li . acti _ - a i\Carbolic acid 15 grai belly OS «ty great-grundmother : oeaied cr mee ; ie7) T ° Y Mrmenatet : eh . linge . a Warren H. Good a prac a viewpoint: Senile baid- io» net . . - glycerin, || Decease VORGT ' eare in onl oftes) Oliv ‘eo S621. 7 meee 38, ite = 10th CEMETERIES ~ > ur Gea leughter sister-in-law ness -emature baldness anda ito —— ‘) celogne “wate r, enoug salem. 1) " _— me — of Eastern Star Marc Le ge vty nt to aa = Sagercer, Ee pee ov died five aa. ase we OL. , ; : oA i’ Falion : : — — a 2 &u are 4°: ePare : oor ntamati + . . | . ounce. y ix thor oer im anal es Peery ices a Gerag! ty h : be! . rm yourse ‘oor li. y : : ; ; oath — evrn matic D lanees The firs : horougnly 482° Easton a on - ape ovred aunt “‘DROTHER £ 44 4219 N ’rairie F | Hee a . famiiv residence 4884 ard die” ana - at 4 bl to ‘tre t and apply as follows Make 3; March oo _ "ae = ats. PP. Mi.. Sundav. cousin -. Wy "Pau end Anns staeubie. PARENTS, BR HER AND SISTERS, umore. Go. ~0O15 j uchid OR EASTER es 1 Ag oe Monday. March 30. at 1:45/]) - et “es fron ‘ie ¢ e4 ' eae St nt nt gh part in the hair and drop the nm ong | | day. March ag ne. at Salem. Th.. Mom | stll_and dear sister pry Bor = Mins Yoo In joving memory oy of i iu Evangelical St ‘eter es nee ie , - am 7 oa 2 fermains at Sale: . . ate Ida 8S of ou | z \. Peters © | cure, although in apannane re bald- lan on the scalp at intervals of | fc. L. MeMackin i. [ee oe = on Tuesday, Merch os at 3:30 “— Jan * : ry. To our es FE. Nelson. be- WELLMAN. —Entered into rest on Friday, Me, € ar Benits yn by -—- Lael : dly misseé a = ; ~ *¢ - 3 é erues ther ra ey } ak Grove Cemetery. Decors a ws nese the eventual loss of the h © ener ee oa ay de! layed: son newhst. it ts brush; a tooth brush sewbge ell. | | Cover the scalp by tb is ‘eth od. ves and of Fannie Neilso Ma 27 Wim. N. Neleon. aged 74 ve aot. father of - frcoh 27. 1925. at 10°25 pvp. m.. Ma " . ; . ; ars Pe lnan widow of He +. #/* > " +e ry . ‘nry Wellman, dear WiFk AND CHILDREN. : ’ wr. : _ = Mil ' aingenbech, ~. 4026 Taft R\ } EF A CY “— 97° ~- oS. mber of . ' R On Y RS » USS ,* BIROA ‘ ,@ruk i } ' E a re Chap or a G2 may Bizelheice oud tte” Wateate Oe ~ Society of Evange- i) symptom atit baldness that | making oma pate aft ' ; 7 tieatment is effective, and it is to er anothe! Muners Sat ae , ' = ‘ |After a time th ae uneral Sunday, March 2¢ e | aturd: ; ” ‘hie that the foliow ng applies. ibe done less often but mpooing nay i | from Melaugh.i?'* pe1 -# ‘ ? 3 at _ Dp. mm mother of Henrs Otte G on : : - a ne ut the mixt ure |) Missour!l avenues Inter? mane ° 3 >, a amd ida Wellman and oar a ie ee memory Chae. W mets *} page : rhe ake r-in-law and gra ar | whe died March YO. " mot nd ‘grandmother. ren 19. 3 cingart, i aze of 76 years at the You are gone, but not forgotten, . j u Nor shal you A be: —_= fe r > 1 ~ a oe - ad - > - % 4 a) » oe . Henson. -” 1610 N. Jefferson of h . . ; of the germeral health is | should be applied faithful! and eee fF Sx - — - _ “ a Merecht, 39° 017 De “Kalt ome ecor TS ge pe Na WITH A MONUMENT. | , ery 4. 921 Kentuck: | den Ste ——, ‘ >» C. Hackett (nee Hay Disorder chell. 78, 4016 Botani } Fune her. sister and grandmother often reflected in the loss of —erT , 2% aa nica iInNern Creer : an Sa aii ai : ii i ) the ‘ - T H kk; Bea! aid, 4% 4557 A Nort! land WZ rth Tay = to 1 mes chape 1418 air at d this eh: uld be cons! Jered | : persistently until the halr ‘ reases > tere , > a id Z : or R ' ‘ thr 6 ; 14°] ales re , ; 4d avenue Monda. March an | : amet cases. ar Ly de earture to fall or the case must he aban- Marc} 7 19°35 into rest on fF riday. r unerai on Tuesday Ma r¢ . 31 at “5 VP iD S"] A TE BU ILDIN wad oe h mo.. 4023 Papin | wet erment in Calvary Cemetery. : ach pa re from |doned as hopejess. lly Newell be 2h. at 80-00 a. m.. ‘Samuel pa Sree rest dence, 1956A Wyoming | | a my iffe and memory last » © 2009 Frankl! r iunewn 2, ‘ : ———— Pi } Newe! imac 3 _ vant of Johanna 4 fae a tember of Schiller *. remem ee Meyers. 72. 414 wy ee Entered into rest at Los An- Newell (nee land), our dear fats No. 23. O. M. P. f Behillier Ledge. Sadiy mi) b ‘ . ‘~* ’ . * , - fat r.in.«ls : - er. . y wife. . AND LOAN ASSOCTATION © Se” Si sat pet Dott. - The Cemetery ee on Oe ar Be ge ie beloved | .| ee eee éinther ond eet nee ; ce) ler. sister und toro thers.” oop. Sather, meme . 7a ‘ on . ay 4 eats . : . . om ale Hermi: val ihe - =——. a © veare. AKER. ntere , Ps as been paving 6% dividends. eg Se 27 Oe Agnes. ws CHARTER dear mot her , Seeeteis gee : | PAB hy Monday. March 30. at 2 e% urday. March 28. 19: Pa B byw na Sat- In sevinds me dear - + sermi-annualh ; pa - oo, o ebert. BRKPETUAL CARE | Halbrohr. Margaret Fisher and Mr . oa. | | from Fendier’s funera rlor. 78 9 Iilinols av takerjand ‘siete Si Fodece costs a : ly. on its Full Paid Stock. re ~ yg anicipal I Lodcing House Telephone: Olive 833 HEE. Te a on dear m' neg oy } : gan avente, to Pa ajewn or, 7818 Michi: | ioved husband 0 Nellie King’ Whitt, mae. this ~- on Aon Z. os wae . . er . = emount from $100 to $10,000. Schultz 46. 4470 Lee. ! | krandmother and great-grandmother. in her | ORBLITT—Entered. into rest, Friday Willis, B eine Lee. beloved son of " Of ~y sad. Toemories “4 Ty in “cyt ® ; . > ' Roe as ae ie p | I" TC ; =} = : . : one F 7 , tg ar Pp! v1 ected vd 'y hieal geet ; o “a “ et Oe, wd 35 Ha ut orne _- — Ooomamannanao™”."—nrz=xz_ ———— (c62) m+ ues fr Wa r er-He der e rr ape! OS -DISPA H ; — ” 2 fs — Da y id Orb itt dearly Po ogg on Aa woes Conc ra a Those wine thick of te ar / = SK 32. S218 Vermort oo. =i 5 pa mes ste is eT Sond . . © peo’ yusvand of Stizy Orblitt OOK. Ctl . J ue eo Be - PWarnt sec 2 eo The uher -¢ ; I » © a nt ms a ; ‘ me : 7 + — + atan 4 “o brother oY Max O _— i. prt litt % dear Fu — ae bh illimage , e ones WwW A oe f Kd es nu | Pitzeeraid. &P qo28 He neha - AKERS ter} © mons oa | VE Mre. Sarah Sche ox ae Py a Thirty third end Burke funeral hetne Badiy ‘miseed by More ere A % ember af St. { y Tirmens . aa 2 fenriet ta aga . icy} AD R' TSIN( are. Sarah Schwartz end Mre. S. Pecker - end State streets. FE ‘Ss I s , ° : . }? ’ . isle 20 ya - , y I unere. eu (ia are * . «> r : 1 Avi ia. Me Tt 4 y “ta. «1 ast St. n memory of , yy Oss. a ay re he, Ril is oe hye ved husband of (hesed She Err eth 7 ‘a “ i —— avenue. io f ‘oliinevi! le ‘Tl. y ' When the aA siades are f P hte EONS , hy . = a. ee | e. Lé! gest in ‘ ma ba’ ary a Tag metery ; and Birming?t : Vv NTE 3 a Then a Rane ee met -s * fayette av. (62) | and dear father Hevchan (nee Arnold) | O'REILLY — Entered inte : papers please copy sam (Ala.)| . , ASé we are sitting a® ae a D MONEY WANTED | picts. 64. 5008 Genevieve GERAGH iMes WOW. Modre are ©. Pa waut. | Marck 25. 388%. at o rest. WV age ae Wee cee Wednesday. March 25 sonal ea ™- soe A on comes a longing £ Pat irast on w: iO. » SILO Hickor T Y 7. Chee X at or ee ahs. M Com ein O'Reilly. } ree . 3 a. m.. Frank P. at 9.18 2. only eould . ae than , +, Mit “oe we j ——$ SOY, ai ret Aeed of ly 10 1-12 Therese UNDERTAK dear as a i i R M Heychan and our verti — oo ‘ ‘th Wh ecanne sday April J 79°95 the fo) Low ing ate fo . ; CY Reilly is “ iM J F a8 the ate lore’ to ' loved wife —- rr drew Winks Ww tink) a be- 4 Bg ng, M. . by his three ¢ 2 mf a J : ya - ‘ : a 31 e - " ER. — " : . a? ; re a t- a na . ™ 6 a ? 4 ; = , y | eo" 2 > = ; r g ‘ a > ; d “ rr} ey ) a are om > ee : ’ . ’ % 7 hay Ss} 000 > 7 est By ene ment, white Tasker *” v=3 Market 4s s mema.us wv by : ? : “4 y — ~ } n . w ants , and Real Estate Sections of he Daily Mary and Jane O' Reilly . father « of Mire. ure $ Goodman ‘ aad mother brother mother, sisters and oa S500 $4500 “ston ¢ in excelent condition: wi Tarr ker, -5. 44°98 Fairfex Be SAeTUN &* eside! H204 in state at cauguie ¢ | — day Post-Dispatch will be in effect: =e aily or Funeral from Arih r |crandmother of Merediti — my W inkie. rs 3 ic) * _ ¥ vn tT 14@) twee, rer . = us wr an ~ - * — . , : , Tmt aAvenu iT , | 7“ - , . a = th AT. ur 4 a : elly ar ‘jo » : ’ ; a : 4 i: al! ene chen 7 “J ) it t ent commission, *) f Vatty 7 ; _ 1822 - Rroaaw Iiwav. 9? “hnapel F ree. Phone Delmar 763 Vv y las Mia a7 7 oe) | . en ue a th } } , . , , OTs Se 4t ? . Le} boule aad mn Ay tal Se ' i] Cooecman in e anc Lu In Vite memory af. mv Aea a Pea tornad cars Rex A-25. _ Poat- Dispa . * rit 49 De Kall ‘ £ Ur | merce Mie oy oodins a“ tm. ul ia nN All ( lassifieations Dailv or 2 : , . : nating’ DP . vf ; ‘ 7 > -~ io aTRATIA 71% 7 i rwnRS. ak vond: March 26. 19°17: Passed pis a Zs, erial notes in $500 and S17 000 Wartms +r 64 “POL 4048 (tbhson - ~ roO8 “tae ker ey pet ot a . ——— except the following (Yiivwe Cemetery ; =O tod | Interment Bellefontaine Cemetery. “e7 -—~ death ameng us ¢ «i T—Must re nations: also the following first A Lone Be pte ° eg : i tees Per tine Per lie OTTINGER— Entered intu rest on Wedne | *S 'F—Entered into rest, Friday Maren | Tf a lh my arief imepurts: . at 4 10 s oa Christ | LE Ot the rm Albert Weitt te loved But a gina ay = hey our horne, ng ma #4500 S5000. SRO 1-00. er. BA. 2710 Russel! ; Rooms ... - ae ht ry ee of aie a os ee a "15 , 84. 9101 P : | HILL __—— , — , Te jaime tg Lae! Oe ee She + aths, Memoriams, shand of Rosie Ati as > (nee Kock). dear Fhe ge g andfather and uhele WIFE AD an ‘ ral i =e to. ; ~ aAGe neuTran- tm Mec . tithe! ile! rh? onal > 4 va re o> . ~ j - et on fFrica> March - - . fatie ul Minrnettz 5 T : r- . Ue ee | an ren Cullt a . " rH ; “ fo: ~ . | 5 . al Ca | or at me for our new 54 SRR N. 2ist | 0 ee f°” vears Af ehewcce p. 3 Ease Hil, aged | ope cial Notices........ 40e Card of Thanks..... . .v0€ BOT, SUTI-1I law. b otier & - ond ner dttew = Me paw oe 1710 North: , Rw In loving me ER a . ~" : RB y nw. nae : = S fe*her o t-. ; — > . " rm. ’ e¢ , —ee iz ar . r ry J . « , ‘ ; >. Bent wecuriy. = ‘™ regschibe ie eth ot. Phen’ & BERGHE Goosmann. tae 2 nd. are. Stuth Gwen. Personals, Daily, 40c; Sendied 45¢ Legal Notices, Stockho! ders’ ag i gh me ule oo ee be Oy Hreceased | and father. Fm Bd a Sho. d ot Me . ° Wore a Buncay March og at | 30 Th : ane and bree thie life ni ° a + | - ~4 ntor. tons - ean , ora Pratt, Mre. Jen- | . == eo , ; : etings, Sealed Proposals ; from Ziegenheir B J: ought Sogety me years ao. a - or'vat * GET OUR OFFERINGS. o. T Sine Riéd 8. 4th Elien P. Berge - — ed nusbat ead \rthur H and &. (lair Hun. | Medical and Teilet Articles. .45¢ Bids. Dividend N : ae "herokee st: treet io % “"y ok epel “ZIMMERER-—¥ — pte ‘ — & >, na 4 ats avartme Fle. ke mo 2 By in a sien | ‘I ad 7) cer , in - “ ‘ a 48, ‘ , DISPTAY ON CLASSIF IED PAGES Mar r, om 19 + 2 o ba vraay. — be ~ father of Char! ions _ J a That our Le eee ; fi — Pre T rrr . wer hs PrUneTra “OT = 4 , ' > . ' st : : ‘ me «i ’ r ™ ¥ , -* eper iv ¢ ; “7 i yy - wong weg bri ' $1000 , Se an op? in at en ety a : on Jonns .£z Churrct HONZIK Entered int 7 : LIGHT FACE AGATE CAPITALS ‘ / arks. beloved husband of Cortne py ie con ri ——_ 4immerer and brother of Padiy trhiased bry or rou. *: -we aw ery: tnt 0: pepers ready =moncay. = ® ° ic) \ st on Saturday. | “amavens Gaines te boeeoe Per line extra, 5c runera: * ake ‘ ._ . Gottechalik. Los Angeles. ‘al. wirFrr ; % “4. nelg ' - a erest > per oc emt to 7 per Bll tK En te ree \ E “ - larr' 8 at la 7 Anna Hongik = — eb Ows ED DIsSPL AY. — ° P Per igete ine Daily - ¥ ‘ gx chape! “165 . , — ~ evry the Muli and our dear uncle and courtns 7 a Bw AMD CHILUREM, ot bul cornm ion ru - . t ’ vents lean. mod Marc! ; 7 - on recay th ena’ Reloved wife of the a? iy = ; MIN — lin aliy. 4iic =undary 5De T emda ohoneeb st 4 al Deru overe, rn ; Funera!) will take place . ‘ a In lev c ot + 7 i ~* in undonbtred!iw aeutt vou 34 ] T are =e . rare - ond , M « ' Bilve Ay mZib eat nether of Josep lerr ” ue, IMU M D ISPLAY- -Two agate lines rrr ar tr) 7 ‘ar tan “ Cc . = »P rt. “€ . oom boulevard on Monday a ae roy | fruckemeser. 7 of we ¥ — me i* ovr exclusive business A. L ] S M a: Gane) eeves wie oe stenhause Mee Alvin _. Ses 7 ns leconmed | at 2:30 fe m., te Bell . uf ¢ ot oa” ade ~ rita yore cls ? “write fo . nee 4 Bilyk, eat mother of Cathberin and Jo \ ee . sa eucier ase @ member of the T yporra pric: . . , ellefontaine (Cemeter ile Mar: h Meee, - hie . : i; é - na hr — Sie 2 — —_ : ae : > oF & ~ sf ——— ~ ; pOrTa PHIical l nik jeoCeaae e wae ‘ “ - . . y 20. ; ; eo oe Me iy vard kK a ~~ vo i - , » ‘ Keres { ‘ety, e? or s iH iTY or mo . — , oa » ,” . i a ~e a ? ' nal hd n3 ao? ~ ¥ * * ; +e ~ a. eae $500) and $100 de =D. m. Mrs. « aT vesday. Thurs- | SS. Peter x Poul’ s ich, thence to | ™ vige Bagena Nemcora No. 10 © nserutive insertions, Je per une ese ee | Elanor pf Crystal City, Mo -- CARD OF THANKS FATHER, MOTHER AND = 1 ' e 1 — re jeede of trust as follows; ITT AL CHT . te 1418 Gleasgoxr. - BROOKS oo" as s Cemetery oe D. and Ladies’ Self Culture Clul ey ——— uocehn 90 10 PAP ne LOT Mo fonda + Ve wieh to thank our meny friends for LAYVED nim 7 ALL wo P first veel, St. Espn end - 6 S2800. T $2000. = Mi nde " ~ Si OF TRI TH—Sers ° . = a iday. March 27. 1925. | BOTTENSEN—FEnvterec imto rest - No ad accepted for less than t? whe , ae 4 fm kindness and beautiful floral of e , } i pPreperty: do and & S4500: perfect = es and ” Cas er Frank M. Brooks. hurtda! ef the “¢ ut 2 nto est Satur ‘ash than the price of TWO lines BAPP. + eres = . — CASH ADS » nt FrIiv Ee ordin ry w rds @ Maech *7 Qo” . _ on Mm radas Oe e Lio Fagg mg beloved father, “ a. 1) Liedrmar ne : : “ th each ion . tiT7 - ,4 ; 6 aged +. verars | He-emas . “3.04 4 n CHARGED ADS—Cost 1 - a to a line NWiaAt ’ 19°93 «at 4°30 a. nu "y _ Me “. ugiase «a! Ma ie Lodge mother. 1 Preat-Ths l. A. RUST & SONS RE MOLT CVn GF > oY MEETINGS. 1 ye. + Monday. March 3). at 2 p. m.. j of } a | epee beloved husband ' aed on 8! ACE occ upied, and not WORD count Rapo. aged 8) years ' oe THE BEREAVE eb FAMILY. ; nners ont) ae " : ~~ ©? in eur = or — 1 st... She ie ‘ . e iaci.ad | i fathe of ’ yee TY . s . . A ; J lbonnellvy « " We w teh a. , 4 w n “= -—-¥ —= Da trdoae bh aver _ , afte ernoons. | * venue. to \alhaliia t-emetery sc | ores sens : R “nt € and “ore i le lear “846 lindel houlerar . “g Ml her wd len one tan Rw extend ovr sincere thanks Radiy tip tweed —a 4 7 ~a : ee STOC > 8 VION at , ta : tor > 5! 2M Bt ‘ ‘RL FE. » | by té react inst “oe * or Sater [ war ¥} ~ 4 mae ~ oes ws ‘ aie! dr ant Th ess rates of the F’oxwt -Dispatch are from riko . oo. a = arte Pra cocrt Mar mM at = ‘3 | a r “ather Ke: or ee gh = te = the Rev. hidren > ttle wane KS AND annne 4031 (wok ” ii LS- Vi te tr. dar March “8 19° ae 10 aru Pet ion a na re ner i law and wnrcie tha: the rates ¢ hargec na fit — os : eturn ov" to &t TAWER eTinen' : Calvary t(emeter I box eawed | \dertakinge Co. fer t Pe ¢ ehumacher Un- ) FLORENCE . - hen 7) ot >} ak ») 7.85 how ard. f “Ne? (meen KR ck —_ . ae . , - a omen JA ; 1 o . z ae ’ ; : Me | : & #| + ‘ ] SI cry HER metropoiitan ne W Spape rs wuae aA Tye? =. evf hee? and ~ hoe Ww orhkKe ance aac bee ut! fs " oar [ctleriaes | anele*- , 13% . n : al a ~ ioah : ; _ ‘ » = : j »é wed son | = ; . - « ida , ’ phere Le ~. a , , . alle i otleri ngs tendered A Annive ABEKTY bonds pough — ' YENTH curpc;: of Charles and Francis Buckiey, our dear | way Ke Member of Protecti Hor eo ¥aF +. : me c) | at the tuners! Of ou beloved mot if wr 4 _ ,1 ~*~. : a . ; , ae ti full usht , ‘oo ee & : ~ B~-—Ser: ‘rep — ares ~— atid nep ou a | Same iu an 10% i jve forme ®. ” niLs faye, m Saturday Mare’ © ss 1925 ‘eee. THE "BERE AVED S-%7 oo i : fe we ee a pays . M meek on rec $50 ; 4 Par > iredar, . = wae rea on vwion in ¥ Viar hy St oe? ” wT LAVI\— eet J . ann, aoe ‘ —_ N BW - ; ‘een > rn ES liz be t? Trac e ; : e ni. OR ONE . roe paame made on other fisted UAT m3 Mre. Waters (¢ 6D) » m. from residence, 2600 Madison stre i. « er e riday, March & 1 loser? s heloves » © Sawa eo circu et es Arthur Tie re . oy - Sun ee ; | rm} ef ehares of tae : = atu 4 na : * r ut ¢ vs Be a Fu « fre fon reaidence e017 ation record in ita entire bieteory, reaching a NET Paip peametel ey -- s \ re. unn, 942 Water-' our bereavei i we in the ead how a, a Me Cooperaze Bnd Lumber Co, 8 per cent " every Su: 2? Ae gu‘s Wells (nee Moore). our Ma ster ater on Monday MM me) ef 235.198 fer w “s aggeton: pe notice of Cele WE De See. | oer nent by the loss of our “Gear | mae aan a forgetten: © ._ be A reew erred satoc) Fox G- eoene? Port - Tia, ee ; wae at 1m a! hry oo rrendsen neopbe- und ous aged . “ , - .- ia ¥ al: rel vt ° eek days only. This dees net include the sATTIGC— tered inte nase ‘ i ther, Mra Mary Ler, and : a she!l you a ag B, : “ . ates? va 9 “ = j Re Mary « V los efter 6 ear. t. Jame ‘hu ter- PAID § a Big AET , io - on Tlyedas sister. Mre Margaret Are our dear } As iong « life i | nd 5 vk pt, ke, bene in or anvibing of * Ee oF mar 1°¢a@s.— Tones? Gan residence. 21" T-apert ye fey ay pene Deceased was unday Cireulation of 377,610. | at wai |. 1928. at $349 pb. 8 August . THE BEREAVED “Dp r LY. | We shall came we last, 2. cox Ese) Pte 3d? tc bene i Waal street. nT - eaperence |e ‘ Marquette Vounch No 8 , | Battix, aged 23 years. oved hush ‘ 7 - AM te) thee. ‘t , me w bk P TY Om Ot" TE tn - “— “ ' ce 6k . ‘ to > ~ it a — C2 up en 5.30 @ n AMIENS f «viumbus fs ne> No other newspaper in America, ! ee Ua ~f f > poate ire we Panky), dear yon ome - We wieh to extend : . Bray mies by re’ dea on Por > Mil'er ‘Train Control. Pigely Wiesly, S answeres i, emonmretions., °* ®t. ™ , Comneter y + amapientity 2 , ’ SAT Ure ers a = er th n ; ; F ° eZ, ' ot TANS NOW fh) CPntral steno ite, 2 eaie 7 —_ i, dase Densies chau eee Stine oer Kool ‘irs. Mildred | Ham "Lapes. Sra ee TE gy orem bad nly ONE mewspaper—the Post-Dispatch—completely covers St Workers” was a member of Bheet Mete: ches We mace. with a oo! eee | ; Ve KS wondie Fi s, hate - 0 nae te T We ' from, i, —o . ‘ere. three sacs 2 King our of crandmothe and ereat-' Mre Frieda 7 pe: may 7 oe fath — — am Louis and the St. Loulse market which k : wheres’ Union Xo. 36 and Pheenix My- |} Rev. Pau! Presse of Fried. © thank the . ° it - ¢ Mi |e? "hs _"* ~ be non . An. ’ ITUA as or an) . “ a® | gts : THA? ner agr x" eas hs me \« an - af > o : r salen +0 as al ° mn en ‘ ONC ENTRAR ATIGW.S of ha = . - ie? Mhurch for the wr vce a Rvengetics: - nae ie each 1 Ne ae ia and A’. HURCH — Ty | 2 da waiters, % ies — ‘father. azed © 4 vears advertising beth advisable and profttabie Se “=== comfort: the pa ender to etten ane | - 7 ‘ i Het . socks a” hand’ ro ad m a ; ] . — . _ nners rorns resigens Sil’ Water = bel a a *"T. or their kind. pe , Z MTOR Corel MaN OO. " s fh # , MO D.| street, Monday, March 30, ‘at $:30 » — Pe INESS FIRMS whe want yoer et air. Chasios 7 , rehmann fer hie 5" Centre) Nat: Bauk Blige. 7th pee Clee enue! fo St. Rontface Church, themce to Mou; orders. for cleaning, repairing and |» SS or ber . live 5240. (03% r oth n@ Prevest-Drehman. | undertakers. . Vv . e ther servicers ore adverti«cing in my 7 otticjent and frend y for - the Post-Dixpatch want ‘MRe HERMANN E. Y sont | “ “6 ant sagem CHILDREN. oodles

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ge- 250:BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS in these columns today In loving memory of our dear and father, Otto Weiser’ a Ry t lost ‘pri 3. 3922 ly iesed ‘=a « ELSEL ™ loving Memory of otr dear mother Margaret ag March When eventing pom have fallen and we are a). 2 OFTre. le our hearts these comet @ onginge could omy come home. tf you Ne one Knows the #lient heartaches: only host who have lost can tell Of the erief that is berne in silence for the | we loved so wel. Keddy milaaed AND DAUGH- RESOATS For Rent a COTTAGE — Sunbeam” to Tesson rd. Colfax DJOSIW ic take (Cravolse sign. il. Stoltz then foliow For Saie ACREAGE—27 acres Meramec Gandy sora tiem for any Pp urpowe JOST MILA LR RK. FE cX).. Io AC RE beautiful for acrea. [IMtckmann rare. MANN + yestinu N. Oth, summer boomer i Jus. F. “pit K- —— BIG RIVER acreage and lots, near Eure- ji River: BARGAINS—On - Meramec River: RESORTS For | ‘Sale on | OPEC CHEE BEACH, «on river-front aoe and @eiectricit — Llhed welt Keeper CLEANING. ts “ay i> COMPL saps spincgraoh; veur sery- [1 S4. ,_ Dae Tae ie ima a6 paper Bancing. ce. Gest of refer es anacysel. ‘iwt- DE TTE ‘ “TIvV E— "; eT ray = Pficowe ner {. May VLA er & anaidowi a cAaies Miseing peenple. ae 6th and Ollve sts Ctiwe'| DET e IVE -—Lady ae . investigati st-ictly ere lm Miss Ja " , > ‘ . | , N AND G NDC HILDREN, fe Ka. Mottaz. T0o Chestnut. St. Louis ls ’ : ; ; , Ington . S8USGA Park, ew ‘x. reason: : ert. Cabany | ime! | a ~¢ . . re ~ ee: i. ™ . ’ , ’ . . : . . = ’ " i te * ‘ ieee . a _ - -_-—-— — memery of itam Fr ranc(s Ste in. Bia‘ n miY rik rAnM—~ $s >» res bl ¥ : , ze “a : . «4 : : . Jn " sve? . ars. tei ng | v coe “ _pottas, 705 4 Chestnut. 2 .> . ey Part noe [ud era r a! a aieepinge. where & . e" = c —- - « =z — or ‘ - “ os : : ss “a ‘ . e | Z ; re aru ; ' o > : ~ “ : . a AS 7 : | . 4 ~ * 7 utilities ° . _e ; ‘a ; - DANCING—Oie- -time th SOD respons: we: > § Meyer fom » = jou S! n- Waltz ~ _Vietor - £35 lancers Admission. me a. Ia loving memory of Mrg. E. Hueis (nee GRAND BL. COMMONE Susanka), whe died March Grand 1S01M . = =f — . —. , aa. L ne _ ims - ; , _s orest. 5392 ae : . ima 2¢ , = — : — % = ‘Oue Ofve. Phome Lindell 40g LEARN to dance in 4 REN AND FRIENDS. Sainting, lowest price fon us one year clees —— Reark Bro Tou ate gone but not > ; B: "rT. - a id LAN TyEx ~~ poem ar Teel Tk the ears > _ , — — ~ Me We know vou only wert aver. Pep a : " oa ‘ ae ' ; ; 4 yes sta dancing ; ard Any r* uae? > ' ; he rl] . —* . rt : ‘ : La. , : oe ne mak Bae 5 . ° Se 2 oe ae ea - ~- } tr & Dec = =~ estab. iehet by Auto Deal never seid cood! L. > = . : = = - = x School ‘¢ . . . ore — var : yn ’ , . ? . . . é . : " » . : . : ot know ‘the patrs row hed ww e @d wot see vou @ TRADE—YT-. 4 e Jean : prices 7T. — = 7 7) Mis- PRI‘ ATE je seuns any i ec. i Sets : ae senmeuenneiaeememeeenens Pere, 4 re. alhwe. Td 3106 =. & . ee : | hanging 4e wort myself prices aye: ee BM Ractyping G- >t -. —— . “a : . } ; . a ; : — . —_ " 7 " ' ~ - : : J . = : >. Se wore © Uartarcteed Forest = — 3 “- . : p ox = MET ERY _LOT— Memoria Pas f ~e-kewr ’ : % ee a > . ow : , Cherie —_— . . a oe | . , 14 : : ' a . ; ~ a Ww 3 (o8 eacr* S : ; : t3 e De : : 7 ’ 122 ~é ; ; border work. paper | = 3 TOS | oz il. ———- kX? “_ Se Se az. 30c. o> scree —— we lee oar tine 4 e, “elmar %35 easure. open dal . ¢z f PLE. ARN "ELEM ‘TRICITY We furnish a>Oratory out-. ae cs Pro oe = ee HANGING—Paper clan : cas SCHOOL. | 528 Arcade Bids. in. LOT—Bare 15il N. Sarah. Lindell = | BRICKLAYTN! G—nNiIGHrY~ ~— . work gua- bomem So! ace re ‘ime wo-K wiIth. Oe ee Valbala Cemeters i> oe — . ong Su rE Ri : , - t : 2 aor - = ' “a > a , : i . ' : rt I " “7 : - : .¢ Tm aranice Ct nome i. 24 | ; a : - ) . “ 2. aie ) ore OD ) a Reasonahe cUarantee Forest % /RESS 4 STGs . 403. Post-Dispatch. _ Paper Hanging ; inone. merbiinea and dcercerer- ee in ag ition te their correspomience earn the _ eee? 4 PERIOR SIGN SCHOOL Wehesh =v Cheers Tt BO? t nmaking : never be out of s job La’T——-Beaut Momorial Park S— Memoria! e lote sacrifice. Phor “errnyer ere cies ans t-cravre (ag ie FRATERNAL NOTICES N-1 58. Poat-Disnerch CEMETERY LAvT—S-erave ot ark "ear arenue ele" Roy wv 1&5 ret Tier _* * : | | Masonic a, Meetings ; md CEMETERY La’Ts—Two @ ec. 2 5 sie “ " ° s = — — , een . . coe oe oe 660646 oo oOo fF 2 HOUSE—For rent: pisc YrTAZ 503 Chestns e and ¢ : | oo - : : “40 2s _ fom . ruarat Capris : : cae. . “oreo " Byt? ‘ Jedburg. Bo “4 » > 31 Fos’ Diepe' = J. Larson. 105 N. 7 =, : i I te ty i ‘ seme teeoeee eo eoqge ee OPeecvoverrree rr : i re ae a : be r . ’ . ‘ | . 7 us mt 7 : . e | e 1 | a? “= . c= “ . ; . - aa & _ . = . _ to 2 . ee yn rent: 3 ané 4 Puoine i , . : » ’ : oar“ re : . a. J i , , | Vis —~ meaineatias ‘ '4 —~ _— — z ' Worriaon Pons elec.. Teasonabie. FP. ve: a t em > a: > ae - * . ~~ ead a ) 2} ney —_ ae j | 3) The “Best Ig the e e Cheapest 5 2 _ — Pailroad of ° ; : . 3 - 7 al e a y - —— “ .. * — - ‘Grand 18868) evenings tal: e #H ~e hi == : - : + for 3 - , . : os Fe ry. must sell quick; cl ~ BHU SsE—'n Merame Ru , - sala |e? , v* , : er ard “et : , ‘si wre? cist i Ty 7 S24 s OAS LADTES ard n=. e mter. ® Pheme Parkview 8ST a INED—Jonn nae a s Cad ad fortune fer * invester. 8. ot Bark . . i , . q ~ - as , — = . . = . : \i " g . ‘ . -~¢3 — ge ’ ae - ; r : , 7 : : ; ~ Sere soap SuUnuaV or P ae Lind } +t Showing L@ B. \ILEY -HENDERSON SAMPLE BOOKS », 1115 Olive Street 1268 ‘CLUB HO. Sis—For iwase. a: Vai rT Me... fron! on Meramec _h! ver on premises SubdGay after * PD. mm. Laban) Sue ZN CUBROUSGE-—al Valery Park on Me: eu | : ] 7 mec River. No. = Mareshali rd.. 4 coene heal point te et = St. 160 as . Cl ae , & _ 7 aif _petce Spent Sunday. Week days ca.) Crave r Lemay Fer; au 'o - fat. ; — 4 Lm " > ~ agp — ars oe ner ; - eT Cau "“WRIN— me No gas ot water iA 20 piuT “4 4472 > ished. Park view 27 SiR. : Bt WR ER Noreen! or ciie- HOU a zoom Truth In Advertising — Sera T ~cunty and Ma-iewse?: Lwicke, ith water and electir ? advertising ‘ss i saulime work: reasons” e- a Apply Heary M Fraser. o s7-anfn Central 12635— OLUBBOUSES AND OUTING cCorrace: —River fremt and private locations w ‘*h screage. Frank Dennis. Valier Park. aot : : "oad Way j TUT ar — vate ac Dowel : N-i68 : i fr seg | PROFESSIONAL = hess SS wie at —— - , ee a ~ ab —_ > an ' ' , Lee teu at-her Sex Learn Telegr Vist our seheot ch CLUBHOC Sb—For alm Pativaville. eh BOE tia r acm w: EXPRESS | ARD HAULING between Pegon and Valley rar RIVOR | “i cotta - . | appreciat aving 1 ror LE Im: i e=cara verside 1TTHW. ieee : , = | cent aon ea ae cae ne on . mp track. ; 4@vertisirg ; 4 fia ! ss i(be —— pg Bae. anaee awe wy = = alee . yi me — ia | Ones +—- nished. Forest 5530R. ~ 429 “air. & CC. Fairvenks. 1 ‘ : — , : - . i% 7 : hd ; - : . : ‘ ; ‘ : ~@ OUTTAGE—For ane. = perch K ——| BRICKLAY’G & TUCKPOINTG = phone cal] WE! sate you 7 we, will put them in proper ‘orm. ey ae. O88 inca yoRR 1" STORAGE AND moving | en a, | Tan we SEA mn earnest and really ~ a a 9e@: good ‘rwhing Lowes. on MO seine —% ‘af eee. | . 3 moms. comme: . ale Park wale fa house. S20 month. Por ee tt ia en a ES LM Re a nny ana Slane aR i AEE ant le tar _ -_~W ay Ope — > : . : "ut r Ewrek : COTTAGES— Fer rent, for the s season. Z mi ae. _ Des K) . , - _ , (Ore e 4 Wettas. ~95 if INES MOV ING : GAS PIPE CLEANERS overs. We rove six PERMANENT hair STATES EXTENSION Gas P iF E0 4 : — 7 . : , - . y , a : o—- Sr en 6 Ale wee ra han ——-. iu a rand Woy ING BY CON ' is ACT matter bow Take wan 2 : te : : “ T : ‘ We + ~~ —~ 7 : Ind a ff Mg h a . Ss «s ‘ , . = stert yy em ac. P| m iZ i= b ’ i_d - . ._- : . ‘ - > == inane ~ . . = rr) = _ —— ° ~ ~-i84 Post-Dispatch r i cer - on . ane _J. & i nec yg a8 rTRN "RF AXD ov _Freight Forwarding — CURTAIN LEA NG "7 ; = = : Cc a | General Warehonsing Co. | 7 ee Oy im i ., OFFICE 4900 DELMAR FYREST 4300 on - — — : — Sare® menrer on : - ‘ ee CN Te, ge , oe ur cen jated . : ite! PERM ANENT Wa Vie—Entire head $10 yeing & = Deir: ’ varehouse Phone or z ne kinks. aad were Shoppe 177! N. Tayio LANOLL Waving. BEALTY fase ‘iva Beach on —— River and Wacson rd. 30 mingies drive CoUNTRY kT ATE Sac RiPw ED gue as ‘% — Yan n= Mau—? . Peadertch ~ = - PO Vou Want to entore ~ - ~~. UTRTA; ~ rent ry Dec s CLT BHOT ise - also land to vail | 7 Se 1108 Pine x roweR choice famu) % OHA R Ax PR : THE PROPOSITION Tor ,RITS : ev , - or oh ' RE or rwrs PIvVERrs tlie ; - : Baers gama " a — MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES R EN A . LANG AN errr A “a Soe 52D AND DEL MAR We car sseTe rou mene, “roarmDt serv. (hreuag>-on-'ime ars meiuced or echt permanent mares $15. FLO-BERND PARLOR, Lindell Pust-Diape 2c h. =. 3. BRAUER SUPPLY CO. Tteedine heip Ji6-J18 N. 34. tc@)

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“ he a 5 “Sh ? te ev, Bogs 4 ut re a tg Tihs Pe sg ve: be. °F Ph st eee a a, Por wer Poe or res - - y > om a ee PO ea ron a a > z “7 ae otyiad’ 0 Cae » si a 46. ot” e aS ~4 - ; Pros > thee a * rt ie eo ; , Se ~® Saee Sage? $ : — a a o a eed 4 a ee ee > -~ = . , a eae tae alt aaa na : Ere; » Tan eo ” *” r? oe By ee . we ee . SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1925. 3 fo 500 MEN AND BO YS WAN | Sse advertised i in today? SNR a ~~ ee - SALESMEN LJANTE D SALESME N WANTED | ___ SALESMEN WANTED > — ) extate; now i SALES ty t© make 7S MEN— = ) — fame = 4 gee man. 18 to 2 se | gl os, etc. to ha ences. ge ee agr re! selling roofi > years pom 266.(c) | H. Foster. Ort Sechere acon : ye ee reauired: papvi- a.” ° — c = esse Vv - = sol a | * Te} er, 610 Riversig@e ac only. Royal a, s:.Louie SIDELINE ta? pert : int AL Fes MAN. “* ui x to SALE R2a° wv ne : rey —Establisiaa - 4 i c) wns: $2 5 SMEN—M aah. | Utabie = ishea exsident swea idea: -5 to $100 akin ets | Sen € grocery produce Sea exieanan | wanted, anf tas. | Instattmen ee? Bie inate ae ae saat! HIGH HELP Relient side | ive ‘full pe ik geteeman whe Se Nebraska. Min Teli |be “thoroughly experienced” and. c covered. | Keeney -& carried ‘and, torritary CALIBER | HELP WTD.—WO ws —oe ler Gas om . Pee vine Dakota eo hye. man nie gas and 7 Am on _— 40th st.. chine Co., one Ea. NATION FOR LOUI MEN ADVERTISERS—To MEN, GIRLS HELP . Peoria st SALES MiN— . ep ng established foll ow4: | tio splendid real salesman ousewif did AL ORGAN i D and fall distribut WTD.—WOMEN. —— ee lnN—We want s tw. women's ollowing a. Apply money-maki we A ife, Look opportunit IZATION ng. “gtral h advertisin @ Octagon |G , ur ant , trade ng pro nnuael ’ ok at Thi for 8 ies for has spl ex got sal K matter; IRLS—Sev GIRLS ney ely he prop msi o At onc w 8 wenplished results and can posi- | term March c]) his t. Louis sales rep en- perience no ary: no §S no sel!l- eral. t —e 6S ot ied wr a your totes | x ast and e: + house- noe, particulars. | references: Sees apply: | 1116 CARROLL mR this a eer rtnins ——— sale: cash or sell an outstan and adjacent en ae wives won a necessary: Saturday work: a ey dressed in pass out cards on HELP WTD.—WOME even anéd ager sellers: 39: commissio : eld in con- Oliv FURNITUR nth only, 2 ve easy | 8¢rvice ding one tory to th, Mon pare tim or house- - 4 in. gaiior unif LAUN n.G ie segs: | ster re debe ae ee only a paex MILs. piee, Sie on. Slew Hark ®, or Sunday Cabany 4 LEO BRASCH FURNT — sar ts Barge pon on alg, nagar BINDERY —GIRL—all” e.' “Apo "818 N. | GIRL—Colored Rn and Washing: += gn ers i for and deliver, bundi adiaon te Apply itr. in $ : as st.. New a y 4136w. aN ’ s men of . W GIRL— * | GIRL— — w ‘s | South and dell 3 couple: Bide y Mr. Gol 35 ne tom TURE CO. training of charact e want / bi All aro - Colored: on Sid ver bundi must a. _ . tra, r vin 68) a (ce) } ADV 228- 30 ) Fr 45. or its equiv er with colle a. , w ndery, expe 7 girl perienced a h = (c) LAUNDRY HELP — G-195 es: references. ox men wi cal eeMENWOF 6290 es can use a h | esme WV ’ ERTIS ankiin. (c) Only $125 alent. betwe * —— ping riontes nai and re qusework: ¢ bles ob ar ,_Post-Dispatch + inte ene ES MEN—Of © n, owning hi Y i-efade nm IN sired. -a- week en 25 ang | PUPY ing §abie._ Bo machines apt: family : rences necessa oe can make f —— Experienced igh. 4, Eeorn Pg | ome . - / = on faperience rom territory, automodiie. 5 | The ROHN ee SPEC I SING CALEN DER limited, = oe capac! , sasagy se better _ ie epee P-D. (c) Re y 3. "Cal Parkview 1oRd — Apply Monday. i - m 33 to $4, per day iron- AND fe, iio Tene) o eo hinge an 004 line o / and poultry aed - | a" Paha TY Farn “ SALES | the subsc sell a oniv un- 329 Fin West and mirl for | L-—To pack ural Bridge * andy. > 7 OE BR tn ee ad furns mists, feed and » remetan L witeNk, K COM- | 2285 $300 to $50 MEN _si| Training riber. will real service Soon REP ne Lamérs,i i ee Kiaseware and (¢) | MAID—E 4058 Nov Pp ~ =e ore ta neeee sat : Bay exverionend, ubeian'i, re | Bldg., is oe kip Guaranty | Sone aeeerare nee ot 7 seling bust. | MAneKer we for seven re 0 “Fou bace. | Asp, iseun Bandwriting, “Sax we} | Bia? tioor aloes, 818 da: $2 ‘per week: mark: family of 2.” O89 Perening. © Good. positi — mmobile pre- | SALE sic box 8293 Maret, & man Our merchandise ha re- i y ing a nev Y | JOHN HERTEL CO., °3} ree: selling ex. | Ale: e Gales are assisted in | POOKKE : G-247. GIRLS—19 Olive " ‘olored, for jaundry worl ing. () ions 0 | y | reve ALESMAX— 23 Man ~ 30 Libe se has been | Visio y subdi-/ St. SRTEL. CC details lept 110. xander H orcanizati n EEPER- d to 25, sist With —on7 parts pen on all . a eee ret , ry efield ral comm n in j ! Chica D.. 31 - Yept. 11 Yo amilton on of j STEN ling ¢t with ex AD upstairs ork. aad a& f ar 278, Fp eae 2. vere attra Je ‘oo 2 | ‘pen p pdtrose Det | D. LaGear ts sell. Vers the city. Priced to} Visible - 8 W. Waskingvor | pointment to ie ineeeie ce a Now sain gad. "Pes Fer peter taking. muat seiiatoan a — Ae Aesd Pershing. + gg IO to ators on hi xperienced oper-— + eS can sell n up- —— . F | e on fo _ | BOOK Jary , State write use a me ei | a | Soe tigt eae p-to-the-mimute et N—By well establish ~ Es: attractive paym sins ‘op ecord Sal | SHIRLEY PARKER. F ap- | on dou ER—Thoroushly — j-221, P.- Box ° 318s rite rapidly and sae — rol rete nd dining room: expe- | St igh-grade shists; — yode Jobb — salary: ewelry . rarest salesman ienced and - ecessary © are visible ¢ an with | ‘. ER. | & | recomm good at figure of m ee and bookk 7) | ia Fore ages $55. vee ‘round, ¥ ee nee | oc. Box A-23 state ry expe f to sell nation we teach ssary, aS | for gp RR, experi- | 104 8 son Instit Shickman. ended. Ap Ss; must ent jewelry h eeper, for | MANGLE wt_ See Ww — ice-S | Dems teh cov-| SALES} 222, wxXperi brand of school stockinrs = ily | you to sell. C : = am fifth the sn ns, Bandit pesotes. i? 3. Michigan itute BOOK 704 Washin Ply Friedman installment ouse: prefer natal La ~ GIRL—Egnerienced. ‘Ly om tix F be : yy ~ if Nau ost-Dispates aepareze” stores and to jo- g a ¢ all fro , in St. Louis. price of ott TAX that se Av.. Chicago PE KPEPER- STE gion. and brigh exPerience: t one with undry, 1433 N 4% L — a mers ~ ioe willing te be eat i aD ch, _ Louis terri 1a jargce retailers .m. to 4 Mm | agent in then beco ther system ie | aD ERIENCED: NOGRAP? 5 ify: ght future for steady position | MARC “ELLER 7 ‘. Sarah. ynen WORK NEA “turer me ry tra Peara - tory. Thi Pp. m. a anoth me our s. se! —_.-| STATE E MUST LER ‘ state a one who ¢ -ELLER—E _ - te?) R YOUR SS ee — en ore in tis ine ia" isan | SALESMEN—You (02) | ae Aer® HE" Hcas ah asnalfactis gee FACTORY Sti SM ereRe: | pisos G18. Post Bis etry te | MARCEL We caer Grand WrrBe 2850 S. JER FERSON 7 dress dete is necessity; J e real n with @ rede. Write. stati line and knows to $75.0 an make $50.00) 209 N oss of ular repea of OR BOOKK EE G-41. POST-I Y ExX- . 19 year ispatch. (c) WA VER—Mus A ie) aa om. Lake lished ‘ne & salary pected. Ad Con. | of metch selling our li D CO. | DIST —Experien: ACHINE. OPERATOR | reliable i vertise poi ne on resi. Colfax 4411. auty Salon. C “class. : and vat th | in At + oe nal L wood med P. me) box io8.. Shi adel dress ; andise w ine DRYG JOOT ___ (cB3) | IBU office wx ced Burrough ERATOR! terne n perforated and ng new and | MILI. all Monday, 1807 CHOU = ne | SALES “Mi ife Bide. urity G ~$10 2. Philadelphia, Ia sellin . e train vou i Sal I DSMEN poe A R statis rk: reply i 8: and «e t in conjunctio needlework A.INERY MAK ( TEAU co N—DMarrs —_* 00 very week 4 and pay you in | age es™en. youn N i nationally ? [xpertenced " ORS 1 th Tiilitaon Spe. | gtecture merchants a“ men who ave been se oR ew Ae | \fore ten. Welch & eo Monday be-| *' saay _saramn $100 aay, a REQU “TREMEN LAR MAKERS —RE AUTO BODY MERCIAL | Re ce’ T% > A lathes’, hats: sesmenent 3 and Lucas : Ron00 a {i ae "Washington. am Goch men advancing their posi- Olive. ompany, 1109 | Dryer: as ot: Pray ty on ee: | aemeeative aiity of TS eaten steady work. MB ay | Bulwer CO., 5401 N.| Co.. 1218 bo Ae Le Rae ace. sSMEN— { ts very eptate b 4 ——__ _—$—____ __— . ressy appear anap ody . ise sa) o experien KE y LY mend ° ° MI > ‘c89) S course a: | art cale A national —y remunerative: exnerte om 3 ASSISTANT | outwears: . oe and spars; 2... esmen, follo > R SI & LLINE Gi | . 3 rien ""? —_—_ -___----_- 7 a Oniy $s a i ah inv Ww up ] IiRT GIR . (c) 4 RS ink car endars, monthly ~~ , Hig det, Krager & ; replies > | THE MPG. AND D HE | perience anc ticulare State. Write. giv- | oct a py 5 2 nationally known | imated at $2: . conservatively COOK—Good. co ious _Altenh 5408 §. highest : makers ; , Migs | 2 Co., 116 8. ARE STAPLE AND ST DEALER | f! ce and ous as to orga. giv- | sch quality con onus bas wn The m 20,000 per vely f clear eim. _(c2 salari ’ We ; CALLY COMP Ri ING FINAN. |] tem tia Ni 4''ifications — ex- 001 education widered; yr is. Only x anufacture annurn. amily; refe 1 white woman. 4 ) es and : SALE ENSATIC AN- | PROD CTs RTI offer ¢ Cation of t nust h | Sy * r’s fie! rences. w ate ) L, Fe MEN—Bell NO FLOATERS SEED rN LIBERA - rmorers C y) ne low MERICALS les [ON - in onl the applicant ge These rah high i Warwic J. Wissel. le “ organizer, OO" WK— Generali 4449 Ww est Siae in ~ a ork. EDWIN oady 4 Fo vO APP! AM FIB es " iti k H ow h TWE ur OU HAVE ee MPN 2h bwin MBITION S MEN ee 1d. Oo = him to ——s and Bone mg a ee Sunday Fe | a Phone 0O) AP, 736 Le te og ouse work: experien af O LEN 16 AND 17 YEARS a 615 N. . Sth. FRAME | DS CO “16th and ’ XD SQOTARE ~D ~ permanent: for sp ye a. ahaa.) all day M 00 £20 Leland, 34 f! ces: Ww 4 F 2 ? —— Ste . 1 Locust, « ao | wemese budces PORTUNITY IS WAITING 3 THE OP. | Se" Splike: nent: experie Sclal aales| have tents te fas a having accounting | ment. All eatery fe COOK— freer, Ce pase SOC. AGE W NURSE—Ex rling Factory . ‘ : *| . - o100e ar Th: accour mi . 4 “mens shies NURSES—Pu if experience . as eet work | ence Schools: ~« natinnal Co. | Should b investm wareho | Ail ces, also nections. né | TH 729; F OONNE 0 cookin : eet wigs | Seinles Sie Tes Se Be ete | sie Rigas eafalgs | Wine Prt ERE Ene {Oe Benn | _ S083 Forse: Pate bt Wore 8440 “ig)| Apply supeintendent’s of weit Sr cel é eee | doctecse, “ote ie extra bonus SE Por not ensen same x eitere ing | $10. electric bow in selling ho ers and; :-Dispatch. fidential. Box |, 1.——Nat WHO AL LINE-UP. | CGK>- : e, sixth fl or- CGIRL—Exper a Sormer — facturers, 20-oPerative Ge | gales traint essential. es we vr! ive 1 @ " Aeferre t alue: thou >’ AN—Y¥ou went: men ae ect ‘ } ance der ~ N« rt + * +e #T,eTa., man ‘oe or ent) Fr _ M . man we ' ission ; rance ) rea estat ‘ast Deron: ana we ent! custome. oun . “ ed whl be gciven ares ‘orth American Bld i cape ant abiy now © Want is | 4— e, book mood he t | Ste | of pi cmed Yo hard a kaa i ae eGucts and echool a = training | ct cago. 1! ee E iz na’ « room 410 wy for y_—ampoyes. Sok fe a> pee. “Al : ou eneentte s or in- a home to ri Ets = os: “ig | snot Seatrade® Sra Sp ein toasts | DIRTRICOTERS— Fortune, rg Mg eS deni. were recrsived from eid nite Yors r PERIENC $75 aE Between Pande Poone ‘Gab- 4 1. as . : Precia) int +e: meng train Lin r ¥ : BA or a | ee n riore a, r Brv ~“" + hi ciusiv on . ms pr , ob sraeme re- © , al STRICT MAN) ston co, 890 self Rs. Can aie Jif you tnnurr nina we covers large terrt i a ° 425 * an ov) care of ou me rep annie Moonda\ Gee apr ly 9 «a > irons tion man’ AG ER me 7 eee ~~ Getatled i. se!) your- and prey prospects on aa tory wit h | Tv Ww. Dav avis. apply Best-Clomer Co tors ore in } r Spri no other time; ™.. sharp f anuf actu Th inoia eor 4 r ‘ ietter = ston JViGces renew : exclusiv : ; ti OPE : on lery. ye an ng orders: Biectric Lich: 10 h ?) oO | €C excel! ms ring a et ) pora- Jj. Dag I mber Pease ) ai 2a. 68 e basis pit \ nt RATOR—Ex ~~ er machines and arant ; 1 and Power C or. Tnion | sPons tional meri andard pro. | Post. Addres = on full co w bo us perienced, °. eed si ses Co., 12th and | eeverewe for a 27 reetul ve DIS Dispatch. OR “ie — (07) weeiiy end beral straight com ; nyse, FO afore ee arks. fe xs nap- -_ for pressing. Also girls ls Bf NE — ln’ per pean for @irect- ~ of and Lor ——— ' * iti maataly hs ston B ne o earn. 4 you Sa LMSMA} ) St. Si. Louis, M N T. LOUIS WH ISTRIR- | DIVIST Le orp... Chic nines as- cure tl stablished « “ a relopment ar. bonuses. insuri | -D ‘ .’S ¥ x Pie, EL x no invest- AN—R 2. SSENTS ONE OF THE HO REPRE ON MAN azo Height. 1! e the servic st 250 | Of imported anc tail trade. wf on the, Must ontracts in o ee Pe ae Hall School, experienced. | fj ° rintendent’ dresses: no cc} cas y . ttore attrac- references r ret vear: g004 for . «30 TEARS OF RS MIST RE ERI ering guar a Mmectec territory t *Omnmis- ucts new i and Gomestic eelli: ™ a Tin muet : be accust ne D arer 2 oO »’ clock ool, 4146 L : ice sixth 8 of- Washi Fra ager Bros. ust be expe- d ae . pros : ust AGE OVE Pp : , aranteed f' Lory no» deli in bb and by ie epeci 6 | tuet have ¢ tomed to t ISH W A: today. in. ’ floo neton, thi p —¥. an 3s pie tree pect; | man. pt proposition f * PREFERRED ~- MARRIED M mmediate shipm fit: no 2a jeliv- ‘eg demar it little competit Ity prod-/| sonality t the dignity ig earnines: | SHER—32 20 r, OPERA rd_fidor. t. T0321 i ‘Shae 1. Cler Ohio ton pn sts.. Ch ll Mfg. Oo.. or ALITY PRESEN ’ eT HAVE PERS EN 6 splendid ag ceiling kite, free — ere with dd by ail Seaatieee aaa and ged ont interview tet rite to lay ated 3 we provide ine an ts: big a _ ble to aa ian and be _ h ave SEIDER e INCOR uy oualifr. po ste at earl | FINISHER— PS eat: ae ale te ee . . OPERA TORS—Expert am . Write SAL av . Tm .. national EO ow Co... 8t ferred , © ace and terrt capite . or @ailr de a stock of ancially | Moore PORATED. - rees SETH | Macan Experienced i 5) H other need a marce] wav- es: wee enced 3 = Di ea ty faces. 1 two high-class organt liethers, "We are on tian ienther. | aul” See leer “bienten entirely: Z CANVASSERS a: ont 80 = op references. Box aoe Apply 509 “* “Gro 7 ese .. OPEF ATORS——E ‘= 4th ry, which natu our kind itn . ie mee ae ee ae cB9) Exc . mney. Apply ° ell_ rubber +> he : USEG ee , xperi (ec Brortunity. h naturallv off an” i hemes? eit : XCLUSIVE pply 2300 Biddl goods; big) FORE {¢) IRL— Whi =y (2 tonhole enced on ing. ‘ a-w'ng acc Commins on , oO ,erTs an i Ba t°ery ; nifr se f “ t} . AND BOLIGITOR (c1$) be oe fa} Indiana ri CGAGE HAR et hee om een pSOT We . aye. 3 steady work, Ra side dress tng and two 0 au ?) fu! time “ "5 t*9 45 aad pee. ADD ii eed hy en tv of the a + uneana led i ing ¢ ne man to « S rie Me mach! DERS—Ex 1. ii on in family. 686 ng. - . ovelty Sho o 4 day Sat re fey ~ A ee? ee ke RR > 7h Fj + = —— J $01 Pew * = © to rive r t hr ~ rake an 3 oth a etee es is rec - tic oF the t I r’ ~s4 if you are it, . W ] ~ ne foid perienced. a OUSBGIR «30 5 Perghi OPERA — Pp. 120 N. 10tb ney Dept ois. B confor “oul otic ESTARLISH! ~ ESMEN | Soe? ATE — Lit pable to sive | ing phenomenal aaa aie lees tere | ca ay me Fy on. | Mo.te-Tober shoe ant ees Sth | CERRO yy en es enced. on, pare! SH id 3 to an Mi posi- | Gl 261 Apply 346 Sunda bu on, BALES Buttalo t) RY. GOOD PR LINE AND TE | and serreu Siiele ditentpentas a aeaatamed 4 Ok: oe as sales My fre show- 5 daily. lier. of6 f “pre RL—For cooking i Sullivan. ‘c) | HOUSEGIRL—W A Utah y| work; good pay’ pion aprons ; pore’ .. RTY MA SY oO} OSITION TO -RRI grade | wus q re pointe anh es of S-* Len - For apm intm Ulis reason for ehts 11Ce ODen- -ANV ASSERS . wor kK. App! y 443 and general ho _ no ) laund hite, a ~ 47) work. AD ly ; lece work ’ ateady Sanerk ERIO VITH CAR PR DR ae My, I lg to handle tdgh- | potatment call & is offer! Miller AND & 3) | GIRL— 34 West Pi 4 ry. __Parkvie baby; | 220 _ y or wrek ,* gp to ERI YR Hi AT OO. a F PREFERRED full | comm ise - work cr’ . ; room 807 nday omont 3400 Me ng ig the man to OLICITORS — ™ dren ~ — for upstairs ne: if 7) mo Parkview L6s4l. (ec) ee &. ‘805 Was ae | , 9 LUCAS yw full inforn on rive eiper wes, | ets s +e -- for th “ see if Pky r. n famil rs work: 2 chi y eter ousew . aghington . af el af) . M tio , Five exoericn| HOUSEGIR tleer wes. Si An ___ Experienced Or = lire specialty men RESPONSIBLE amt re. | t.. 3 te © ty a Miller, 3046 Ouive ae al housework 362: 5 small Seen for housework 5” : oan wanted perators rt) iPing. correspond n exper’ enced in TT) perma? = ” mith ltiote man - oe be € |} SOLICI TX RP " a a 2 SIRI Yo ; rs HO “" ment Park vie wor in citv an on silk d eT =e nnd ling propos ence school or sir aq- petition. N. nt cash business. to engage | AT | ever S—Rea! 2 td 3} ee Gy white, — ul se USEGIRL—wW w 2329J. ot gal ay w d steady reeses ; ENOGRA Seer ; per antes oe gg ncey, Fg $1 00 esti 4 clusive 1S Si, com - “ Pacer. ‘ i LIC in nguire Rosselli, 720Olive. best | OTE; vece ore m7 3206 Lafayette. with —_ wages oe ee STIPeY par oe ya ro Ca a PHBE ST pe -. 1 room 343 Missouri B i ates ‘Satntnal * now enen r Ex ~ Bi : - KS—Men, live 7 wee Aa ablor store: : Cabany = estgate, 2d . T on e pects on, ala 00 | tien, "Nominal investment redaired whi NSURANCE “peat app women —in tailor store, steady. Call Sua. | MOUS ny 370W . 2d floor ORS ma) | would I i —— ae ic ill be fully estrment Pvt. par " a4 y | Bast pearance f and girls iG ncay 4555 Det “-* OUSEGIRI ~ wry : and PRES | #tor ~ ~ A] ESME ——— - c65) a ly secured required wih SP va’ or so lleitin of | 7iRL—Sett ttled a ‘ era! rWWhite. (c) Prerienced SSE RS 4 r. ox . ALE. N art ~$300.00 red. Average 1 ich SPECIALTY SOLIC 7 r c. 4007W in in white, to : housework : expertenced ¢ work and on wash dresees: 7 | STENOGFE s ; 4s ticu! month] ; incor * d ‘ iat "i >roR— nstitution. ‘ do housew ley ama)! or gen- C rood IGRAF “-D free. . | Experienced 1 jculare today. Write for par. | DLOCK & . 'SALESMEN | onvee van Sees ed _(05) | GIRL—Whi 3652 8. Jefferson. H 14, _Universty nen family. OS) Mas GARMENT CO.. 6 MORGANSTERS | : ‘= | ret North Ra 'n- extens! ay, or t im photo- engrav- o FINE. PRODUCCTS ro K & Be IND Olin ss. Scott Clean! ing ae actor _ DOM , sighs. a? Fg Sete te) ‘month: IRL-— White, y_Wyeern 214R. ie pth. 6th floor. vou have mane It is ——_——_ — — GIRL-—To "pel! tic ket 12 o clock. (ce) Horse eae te eae — OP 6t 0... ; a tatier ree co Exce ptic ; = tae — / F ial , ~ Fran lin _ saay 1h to on vo _ sae Ne inetruct res , rience ir ee a , i) B 2 Ss. amuse eral hou to aasist ; a | with _fommiamons for exper — PAs eS klin. Ask ye & The sales uct you and assist | paR F....TNERS WAN | Gina he tee 1596. ment place.| Webster = no laundry: with gen- Pxperien ERATORS acturer of -y national to become arienced BALESMEN gS eee BALESMAN P _ organizatic . = of effort with thi ‘needed: Wtd.—Coal. | TED learning ie XN beauty trade. paid whil HOUSEGIRL—R 223 Rosemont ge work and best ‘pay Com guarantee st restaurant lowes custom ponseaten. ¥ =? signs an manufacturers —On ee «=26Cof~—Sftéthe doliare end cent mean more t n tas Pp — ; ca yo a o> business. $150 | | 6GIRL—Fe __ 3a N. Boy ile work - vod “Reliable. for gener See me ready eaty | | priced, ored shirts m 4 NEW wante @ 4 novelties in the U advert ist: ——£ io" than in a oe ARINE . ot ae "35 Caro! oe cooking a (cO9) | view 1 tS es; no eneral house- 1 -KOHN MFG. te, worm. ema!) stock - cuickest selling AX O DEPARTMEN St nts 8 manager t e United Stat € yrempment your present ooming d.— Lady | ‘ne. ork. 5449 M _— hoe 147. 6370 W washing. P 7 408 Locust. 5 co., > é ; L, | L es 4 , é) > ke ; s tatea 7 ern P nats » * ho 2. ‘ geared . inn govud- | GIR anes aple av. Lae. 7 Bterma ark- . 5th fl erst bie man inves ment erican sR LD = HIGH! y T IN hig ouis . {fice aa (a hargee « ¢ thei: vear naditions ma k . I’ sART Ss — 3 mera) Fol paying ; L- —_ 2 or — (c) es n. OPERAT oor. "(e2) : information (ET Y > , RATED = e wire acat I ust he ex oa ne : take this a ban se 5 n Ww od . vy x s making business. | Gris To c Wo tire eet 3d fi. west. - Clemens iy. Apply Mrs. Pe an “Te makers on «ii pace ay for DRS. — "ss oe : e ~ME WILL ore ’ . PROD ° = phor ne. C al ) that A > , ne mer Pole ais , (“% m™ WISSs! we m » td —— er In Oo rea Nation USEG . power . a sh irt- wante4 ices: | oommin and well ao — a AND HE CAN THE BUST. STAT! Le re M nS. Mr Spears. A. 2 ico it a. lee TURE _369 meen = A, have | CRI “y pit dee Stes “bth ft ee good bomes tke light house S ingeest etal ee roy g ~~ aie > cars . \ A er T) R ~s BE EAR :N- . ~The - 4 NAG > R " ceieemnetinds f*) > = CHC LI ~ rw PA RT _ - — ver. Grar : Call For ys 3 ti _---— . any 6286w re ined fam - pioy vo oO Bids. San ‘and LEARNING. W LIV IN > Ww HI! KE Ben ‘arn hoe es ™m ade. at F. w Fo T the newt ‘ . 51° i LME y —_ ‘DEVI EY OP} ahs “ rR -' td hana “wr RE Ra id . om est _ 2162M. ™m6s week. i PioUShciIRL- ily Cab- ER « SHIRT Mn F008 re ea. App! wt. aa NAL ph ty ES EXCE “3. 1002 Hap a ~ rer unicn-m a price 2 = oo" * G-°40 Pe tate age and "a. and cabinet | GIRL White, for genera! CC) | work, ee | ¢ cook in and b (¢) OPERATORS —Eanc é Ney ‘ANCE AND ry TO AD TERRI ipton st. Scranton. P e shoes \ PART et-Lispat 5 perience. B _Hoily av. Colt housework. 4601 | oo ei of three, ~ 4 ouse- 2 IXCOME. & INCREASE . 4 i ITOR bY SALE ees . a . E > ARTNEF oa yeeener Oxi Gg ex 5535. quired. 4165 F washing; ref- xperience PIERCE at Da. MANAGER. oD BY ~~ ~~ fomt subetantie wholesnle PAVED THE Ww AY' an4@ th ct arsing Auto ac esscries ae | imi ni, 3 4 general housework: 32) | HOUBDOIRL- white; se oa oer eee : OB aol parts of wash d d on tional! oppvort , n Sf Tauis: 1] automo- Ry . . - : ‘ nh = reliadie part wuibesia pany "9O41W ;- mo; or Cy “L yton; y no or ed resses | man tinity for man en excep hoth a tremendou . PARTNcR ae party | GIRL— Yo ie) y [Amite cars. > take Market te plece Ww “4 p> - ‘ou eit 2 iy benleaes ont ohe rect. By mall nates pamane campa'gn $2: nderful - ? ) to $800 n het tt Witd—For ipa ten. IRL—fFor 1 ' a! yland. | HOUS e ’ take . : oa wn BON 4 34 SALESMAN ke > . id, es - BALESMAN = - oy 2) | on an imited Mmount of prof rane —r Ss) _ - “Tchm capital — " room ne A... —For light, office | w work, evenings: | housework, email ¢ to assist with light floor. elen ator, 6th : ° ) oN t iabiiarine at or Mi — on to inc: _ rofit . € Hochman ° required an - : ms , _--. Peomucer. Write) gat Wit Par aoe a gg a mats | = fide. £. Hochman. 7800 Michigan, | are dnd quniitestions, Bex C536 siste| HoBEGInL—ixper isulyt "no" lausdey:| OPERATORS W (el) ~* iv; awe? «Fe Lic) y ae: nen 2 (th en ng ‘ ave ‘ ' ° __ in 1s ta ' meme 8 a ? divek Metin aa. TRAVELED ON LE: RE A NEW tons Box A-121, Poet-t full cuali te | ee ite ee. ng two states to sales. invest ln some ave $1000 to $1500 ee ee a general Bxperienced, = w on RS WAN tt P D ON T DE Box A-121._} ua 3 record ices ing to | references EworRK housew —aw ot x g004 ride. nem (R748. 1228 ADS 0 AN OLD AND oe aa ms WE can use t= 21. Post-Dienatet lifica- | who are A%, 0 ane 45. ofa ce. . Sat weon PARTNER Box N-36 Post-Dis néss, with Gown 56! ow. 7301 ———. Call Wy a een ish Geet o — gpa operat al ARCAD 2 ST RETY ~ 2 JT RATED 5 | eat in eat ° Vv saieamen w he —_— —— — making arti i iiscnaiioee ass = Water. on oO . 9 nls: Se aren on every MAN oe ae ee SALES. | Po 7 ealbomen es macufactaring aie ane waae fot aon @ no Kné a Sa 2 “ eae eo" Post ‘THenatc! East St iP onekh, ast = not 5 mee Be ¢ and AUUSEGIE pe a ; ceneral te dresses hatae « _ silk . Fitory for cre v easy; exc ILL TE N PRODUCI ost-Dispatch, _ reply. Box N-210. nm 20% commission in © ote eetting | RTNER Wtd.—F wis. | GrRE—White: exper te reide | daundry: G x in seme f ’ ; wor l suetined. @utentell tavlens” luaive | NESS [ACH HIM THE B Soy '20 PER CE N-210.| F005 mmission in guarantee ae and capital —For carnival: ser’ tie 2 experienced in h —_() | ‘Longe’ verman Catholic pref am 4008 round B all year every offi tented device: | nat: » ING ; AND HE CAN RE USI- “Mott “CENT salesmen ¢ eohianshiiiinimaasiion if vou ar ranteed terri- | Apply Sunday required: oper services ing and cooking. Wet in housekeep- | HOUSE low. Grand 6452W eferred. 3204 > est of here is Setar and ho > no : ¢ A (cH OD I — = _ RARN- et > sie z Fir 5 ov . 4 Lo se.) clube!tes ti ’ a t e above the PART . - J jaa ( “he Apri) 10 Joy. Ww e! beter. , ter 2100 oo SE KERPER—M.- ~ . ic SCHW ARZ pa “ ic me s live LEARNING AVING W ($15 a. . Ae nut his propasition average y an) ‘NBR Wtd.—T rokee. : - , S21 wage ‘ Mother} & W mr easy ; RNING. W 2 HILE » DAILY | me an ‘ tien to your Hkin ou wi!) | ar dee td ws Sees 2 GIRL—To ges. ©. W e ess fh WwW P mo ,1ne, Dermensnt gunctauts D VANCE OPPORTUNITY TO AD. on an LY: men or women: new writing | 4 saa > your liking. ae it | Zo wm, BH a = kK fausic publish-| "Gesteal work on machine and by ee i Velen. ashington, 5th fi. ILD, 1506 er Curporat Ho — AND - : 1) AT>- -*A “i@¢5s o 1 's - very body Se ~i | “ m. M ~ n. te 12 m r+ | r A RT ah sox N 6: 3 ropoeition ; het oria Bla era, Too par Ome Be ning house : — ion. > INCOM INCREASE town ‘ 22 mR . and- ondsy only ~» # BD. SS NER Wt Post-I toria cs. m 220 He x N- 385_ e more | OPER ener (e) e) | Lore 2025 or eee AX ie Bate ao) ayes; oungs . s - to; gue Md ‘Lady ois. | GIRL— eer U6EK EDPER = * -Dispatch. ATORS—ON DEI SALESMEN ERCE BLDG ANAGER. 219 $250 MONTHLY PLUS LIBR _— pegione CHARLES ALLEN ae mye ich shop. » gent for barbe i~ To work in wi —-- {e) mag, chil a —Take - N DRES a . | he L PLUS Li iE —— . Laie sLEN a aiter 1° ” 09 WN Ps be B- | roorn . $10 : ndow shade 5 years. _49 rooms, WwW IT I G SES. «andard ——hi en, every (c83) ' ne territory _ & 2ARY BONUG Ss | PARTN - DP. oth. Sun-' Cloth C ) per week. wv work- | HOU Ss, KeEr} 09 yh Se, 4hd Tv ARAN $200 m product di ss er / specialty salesm: ; permanent to ai re ee egg ow ER Wtd SY pneng, _Co., 1602 1 -~ estern Shade | __prefe: ate i crman - — MA \f > + TEE PE onthly rect Addr . smen, elaborat 7Ua .- se aay fT ref —E stat pone : ‘ig ¥ ‘ae a as. 7th floo © red. 30°93 B cir! or wo al NENT Ww 4 R- essary: ne assured: expe _ Mee as National Credit rate outfit free | Gay erred: pho ¥ a br usiness : 3IRL—To work } = . _ 7 | HOUSEK DE ailey man = ORK AN will buy: full ty every ‘home | BoCiewans Ridg.. peed Protection Service y—_™ _S ‘Ns " ™ 5283, Sun with housew ies bakery store and er chiidr DEP ‘ER—Motheriess home. fou PAY ND GOO by a catan Sty 2 ee SALESM ~ - | sele ARE “you xe 7 Sey WAN | —— “yy Rk Wid —With $50 | enced preferred . room, one neared; Be | Richardson, 2 ‘Son preferred: ge KNO TO GIRLS WHO “ men of . , linois AN (who sman exper'enced 4 AN? CAPABLE SA! ES ED years ras a turing b 500 capital, ‘tn GIRL—Neat ‘ pn CEN acison st ie) comer (i Take Rar ancock st. poe W HOW TO mannce poewired : Op — @ experienced | well an ee oe prospects ‘Sne wh man; oO PERSON ALT! WITH Goop | PARTNER 2738 N. Grand bl: 20) curate at ficures. in bakery store; Broadway.- 2 _hioc eee, ee 9600 5. DRESSE MAKE. y | manacers (also. Lalor Corporation ee neces oe ee ee ae dvand ‘proven medium. to big, de | One of the inves putomab! | PARTNER: Wia —Heve $300 io invest te | Ox sig at figures. Appiy Monday’ more. HOUSEKEEPER wide oe > cen Hh Svecialties | SALESM ae urers 1 ote —— Age A og ee * AO — SO. jemettie mann. | ‘Qeeinenn: Seluunenes onthe to sevens is Ginis—To cup | ~ ic ne with 1 or 2 children preterret place. K LESMEN . Vicinity n city and | st.. Ci G. MILLE risers. | eks the best mereaeing bu °4 ae references amelie namufacturi come th: ead. A ae ~ c¢)| home fo ° te children pref . CARA “$15 we olf offers a Add : neinnat!. O. _.LER. o30 Wa sentativer—r grade of fac 1al- 2 Post-Dispatc exchanged ng | le with sciseo pply at once 1 tor right perty: oc erred: good VE J FOIL-S oO % cKa | want a es big Th “ ees A-240, | Ge | meric ——men who a tory repre. PAK’ ispatch Box G-| fe. Co. S07 X rs. Progress Rubber | asalle, Broadway “at call today at H RMAN G IL- BOB eome!ting abo salesman who ‘Dispatch. Post-| MASTER SA = ee oe a [NER Wtd—For 7a (ec a Broadway. 6t ubber| to 8 cadway und Chestnut trom jARMEN “ ers a ; prrese ut golf : | Are 30 & AL ESMAN. eae both ment liv y Put aiso @ 4 y B8u- kindred . For 70 i - -} GIRL Lae — n ‘ay. Oth. floor. fer! m. testnmut fre 2 | 1209 Ae T CO buy. bi - ing ’ nt ri fatn« to call on clubs | pers ; 50. for rey ‘ t ae .% and » Superior me . ~~ lines pr " , ‘ inery ‘sh y i b- Ur lar . white: Hi tm 3 | WA ¥ ° e, : ge com- | can be h sus tine of “R SW * ‘y shoppe GIRL—To assist line —————e Te HOUSEWOM 4 N. P = one ol Parkview ETT a ”? to 81 a yg ané a: in SALE 8 Lary $25 OF one. wal os is ops portu- | -« "Seis and ne a Age BR wn some ca rage aaa —Automoblie rene: —— a a nce sre a. Peoria one with expert- i- work; can pani em eo for " ote a alt Pee a en te $10 day ex. | &'Co- 1218 Ww he f SALESMEN — Experienced fivee "years. must_be fin indent for life | men "we “enn “afte tain for thelr concess | fox S175" pos SARS, MERE ant | GIRL — Experienced, Sort a0 Spe eee ee “nights. 3009 Park OPERATORS — We h purchaser’ m | gal 6 W. Bth | ve . itu re je: no & re financially aioe -paid for offer the be ec io )6such RK N-i77 Post - interest for $25 ‘ sa HExXpet ene Ss ite ousework: «tay aAliGGle-ag whit Pp ma ES ata = ‘ ae pecial expe ly responr)- or this cla et compensat! PARTNER W -D iepatch ~ 000 _ also bed. ‘for marc noo os — tay on pl e. for ope ave a4 ) oe tal Ae wey oy ‘MEN—If vo _ ) age pply Mr. Al character, pera rience necessary opportunit ss of work ; ation tTNER Wtd : girl to learn el wavin HOUSEWC mn place. Cabdany p ning f n uc Re . Alth- ag , persona) el essary, i nities for im , . plue ft naninew td.—Fir 1221 N Talbot &. c-WOM AN-——Elde GHBRI or fon Penci-Pen | printed in ‘golds rey 8. F oo le Furniture Co. ae “odupatic Suliege ‘mon proterred: oten- | Ge ennenten oR yee Kk. bius those | public stenogr sewretciaes Tale, sienog. | GIRL Site ter oe Ibot Beauty Shop.) sunday. 3651 Elderly. housework: | 3 | enced operators. test : i a single gross, a Ry ne th and Fran nee im etri “t c ve mation and = Addr are: able hut omo- maADIe® AMoul oriice car ' - 10 la und ry r ratlar x a d house. ork ‘I AD =n rOK. a. | perie ave e encies fo hie ordis chea khin Box J- onfidence. earn- part ess. in conf t mot essen- exchat ount of mone n invest 5 Son eferences. © sework, | “ Y—Y om ne : — -" nee oOo ° x- receiver on o| Gimectt os pencils, than he ‘ ox 63, Post-Dis Please write to iculars, about confidence. with f need, Bon N-2, Post-D references | th moor abany 7360W. work: & answer pt me mn wash d housewo - tie dnite would: if or as an @ could use RES apet.. Post-Dispa teh. yourself. Box J-2 | PARTNER Wea Wie Post-Digpatch. GIRL-— White; gen — ——— ic) | LA ind» y morning. 37 jones, store similar resses O- *. fio unn repeat proposition’ think yop bi wy os) eee | we cat fol gts ESMAN ee. — we: ae ie ne $750: wonderful | a j pegtel bemewett, & tay | Shenae ne el two — idr 12 eon akg } Our girls work ly ee caliaren a necessary.| =~ "* Mr. Basy sales, big riced line of laci andie a popul new: big mone ent device, Utah st : and al DS z rT st.. Bt Herder Ber = i cot new disco i ag at oppor- | previous nes hart oy of exnerience State ist | mut er or Bs Nmanuiactur- | Se Ey andy, enite. for general | Merionce, — at least 3 years’ ,and Locust crorthan, # 16 eee liable, for ~ Bt. Louis autiful are longer. ales nesd peat $35 week 1ce not nec- | Mission basis led. etc.” Straight com- D ribut ok Ae nery _manuiactur:| ore ; ‘king. 5420 Nort | Boone retail grocery. t ex- 2d Loe act ' a . sti " . . mie) a ¢ of hi oes essary: | G - oO i orders aad he! y. to take te fl. eC tory. ee on eight patterns, eD styles. ’ : at oS eee ed nm while jlearn- New York City Box 346. eOR Ww ona at Chi . u or "Rt - Trianat et anaiin > sales Rox | IRLSA- —Neckw — ” (c) Sunday > ert elp with boo k ie- 1 _ OF 3409 T ® on wleal dio. Writ Rig commi y outmde 10 to $75 nen for Ristrict | DIRe . ae . £-c set. cago manufac PARTNE! R j ‘ = ateady — turners and presse | Groc ween 12 and |! a Apply | : exas- ay eb Me wi sem Clothing. Mie Gees outfit free./ vd wmaris cgmmalosion ally oma Bovine ster aT appoint high aes ae ee tO} shinin hor grains tive or silent. with | Gripe " Weckwear Co... est randings. | a oe mere OPER ATOR re fr iV@s ‘ aries : eect: , , detween a a —- an horse. a comp eng tak » or tir padi busi atatore a lay receiving IRL—F a 2 627 I tunit . or office . I d neil - nee : ex é, . on st. ties A ane ED iret day call and da! ry bo lete line of poultry. | e over exclu . in ™m to chante Exek ess, now onerati and a or housework ; ™m - —-. oc ust ‘ yY wo learn telegr post tion op por- ' ’ INLY TH S 2 | Diamond Co. ine Co re er (ER OSH ‘ (x) line. we all ona adverti wel) y patented or! 242 f= eet and phon \e give " pefer- ' floor east 5739 Westminst Rus m 708 c axe 17 to “ox ool | ,OW HO y ; a ; line of : Cinemneati. { and Ma k “* ee ab‘lity. tN Lk ey. men « ’ sec fieur dem sue specialty in yy a. ~2¢-Lispatch vne number. Box N- GIRI = For Date’ Olive omimercia! Eide ’ : Apniy | R U N Ww 4 W TO ; -—— ad art calendars ee rket. (c7) | feeds ¢ experienced | > exceptiona and. : great ARTNER Wa Leessamdionell [teen 4 1 addressing catalogues, _fe) Oh a . Oth and I ) f specialty a. deeiree a6 fans 23 boy my a. | Sipe — =, mi Kec ' NO COMPETI | ferred: et aes $3000: active aa | at our $1 per, fo Ey awe L ADIER—T wo: Tenans Ghe ae ineer io GIBBS WILLCOX AND ( anent piace ve verrito ne ee ran offices ’ sror a T a hendiing this ft wn money: 150 — ‘fice™ Box A 416. P lone, thi | tea rs. one to cal! erview | C ~ if rv tn con ; I? vou Ss 4 TON tn ” item hy » on atores : GirnL—Gene ae ae. a Poat- ihe is ” anti Unur' ~a! on APP HINES annua!) ae CH fe argest f! necting with are Sells oO 4 at A ies eam e ‘€¢ country b ral housew a aes (¢) ble ¥ val opport : nurses. | LY A * er we : v0 ; ¥. aul 7 , rms in tt a one of th n cdemonst mouset hav of § Tou usiness Cabany 4226 ork ema!) “|y eunge worm ; tunity for T ONC MAN._Por ‘Te te and effort will a SAT ES wN\ jim on the ero he country and ‘pagel buy . ration to c T.a7 have Al refer OU is: investigate: wee = . 618 Water araliy. | abeo|\utely en: first-class capa | TE E. Wi work: able business ; a. ented. m MEN | bilities for und floor where getting ers in protected ash | = Ss. Fete ences: no triflers. Box 6 a aterman, 24 qf | also be necessary: appli Pe mag | ACH TOU LL} 36 Ww tr = remitiances every % have men bate 2° és 45 vie ~4 eiving fey 7 wage unlimited write | is dignified, ea hie This \ “er FTABLE “Ta = a ——— . Box — = Fo a ” (ec) ' Poat-D — to qualify with ieee Finanes | DRESSES Y re TO M AKE wi al “ety ant. me at once. permanent — Ai ail sewing ma. re ol4 | ation. ~Sreinins a rding your ¢¢ usiness. er or some ‘A _—oWith butch-| Sunday erk and riain genera! oat-Dispaich. sh bond. Ho a i , av —i¢ SALESM m eo «mer g machine i\DEPT.. P. O. and experienc mw. ' inday up oration. Phone P =}. | Sunday, 70° Arundel cooking. A 5 iL icp. rox P ‘TE ‘ JUARAN than . AN—A achines 1 who h ex: | : O. Box 1109. K e. FEED PROFITS after .. to 5 o'elo PD ie Ludwig | GIRLS —To oP. . ADY PRESSER (c99 cE GOOD & Ss ee vg watts @ national Give to dealers ave whole DISTRI OT MAN ansas (ity Mo Profi r 0 oclock. G other evenin —To address envelope ©) al nate —Must be ex a SALARY 4 w mine MOE ine amd. air mak ful) exper and merch . Muet f ‘ MANAGE R w —— its are lar P rar! DO ings thousand: only velopes: ; $1. 36 w ies” ciothes: one xperienced on LEARN ’ W HILE poche’ om ad — a ectina e of lence. le ants irst qualify ANTED. ge ard will URTISHING (ec) | 308 N good write “eer | ork all or pa who went NING . “ it | on at exclusi ” Sagoo of ex machines ngeth of tim opportunity f as a master sal rapidly thro h grow Morthiy n . Tawep any 10th et. 5th_ ¢ Ts may apply ing Co * re time. Cre nte to | 2 - £ ( ARA 1 flat: ¢ 8 usive Delise ane p anid We ne | from «400 ss immediate earnir esman 7 ug repeat orders. growing fr: + 7, ine: national GIRL— White ceneral 1100r. y | ‘o.. T3ZR_ Mancherter. scent Clean- SILV ERM , . FOIL- ‘o47 et. Tenia. home b well ara ana abi oul ust be. h 4 mee wi! . OM mission a pay eatnblishtr to 15.000 gross ar of investment $4500. 00. Cash reed re Penne . nublished circu bation: family: 6 ceneral housework. U¥—diorporation bes ie Sa AN GARME - wowk 6easkine | UAUS a S1A -& Broadway -" epg Mme r reply to Box J-62. Beet Di inter. | Pe LU} E, Treas., work who can aes alee “Yor table bose nights. $35 per Eo — F ~1 day. DRESS White, Open a = nds ispeich. °34 Frank . . Hugh > e stitche th Pa . B51 Lat yY or “Te nklin St., Chi es Printi r. tempor- rkview | LA 51 Lafayette. _ uee- | , cago. (¢) | AFT RaEtTICE Tt ne 214 Pine. (c) GIRL — —White. to help with he (ce) U e please writ do washing : vesday, 1 y parlor. - a amily. ouse ~ lease Write. and 006 McCausland. Apply tween 10 and My apartment. meses: z. — C335 Gayien. Mitch. (c) 4261 Wast must have be- ; ; , uington. references. Woman » for washius ic) Anderson's F’ ug wool- amily Lawu"- PRI (2) man; replies | a ly : 1820 Boatmen's Bk. Bidz. - é as > San os 4 2 * Pe ee a PB

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SALESWOMEN WANTED _ — Beach. never | SCRAP IRON Wtd—dfetals and rage. a0 | DINER BETI06 LOOK! LOOK! LOOK: aad . = 2371. nen of refinen ind!- | fa DpEms 3 > _pew « reka sweeper, For. 377% cafeteria Kitch re: 5° | vid 28D 5818 Wamilitoa LOETB ce, , e students, | with ye 4 ability q to $8000" ans oally = ~~ — rt — With anc ‘Miliative of summer work: Oppo: . ‘dé: bosinmees exDer'ence “enneces- reasonable Ca! 9 " ‘@) L ty F for advancement. Box h 4198. 7. : appea: ance P goes tact cenentsa: - ——— To : — od = ha : ormplete E ; ; e z . 4 “ «) Be an 39: ;, Te ve age. e*ucation and experience ‘mh irs: -01 8, Je Ot Cc; call wi C . y Brees. awe . -» & ae po enc waaay and genere) & ORT | etter, AGdrese F. E. COMPTON & CO. 58 yailine Lisi | 13-15 s i 3 | goods same OLD | nt 8 interne Clones : ‘pean re. Wasbington st.. Chicago, | | > Let *. Belt ne passes our door. chairs: 3 whi ) = . “ iodiamont._ be | | yu . a: - _ al? or £ (ob) ly used washers, $30 and up. ook. Ds — pit 1133 i33_5 1c 2 a _ BABY _BEIL S—T wo, 6002 Etzel ar, «. and eprings. rugs: used —— no dealers. sf FL ae . wan: _BED—2406 5, 12th, 1st fieor. a oa RANGE—4521 John. Col-| Were ceed floer demonstration.| | Serenata s. _— ‘4 floor east ~ Al, ESLADIES ihe ye ~~ | BABY BE I—3s46A “McDenaid fax penn *: must —-A 3729 Win es . § FF * ; | — ~ strip . Glebe . Sea dies 4z3 | COMBINATION linder and escillat or: 72 ndser p FA “ : 5. 2624 Cive. a a sae i ar 2 baby buggy, 4144 Chippewa, ‘| FURNITURE—GIVING UP MY 1 Soe Lecest st : ¥Y BDGc tee COMER AIO Re PIRELESS COOKER—3-hole . ro NESDAY, of 3 ; a ee ar Call 5520 Eastes Delmar i. ES - . . ST eee 4x Call 5520 ._ ___ —__ : , rs NA ON NGE Biae sant sal ‘ ce) EA : - @; : , t showing the route | 15. 1522 Palm 99° $20. Luts, 3228 Keokuk FIRELSSS COOKER HIG FURNITURE, ee housshecsine “’ aS = — x >be. . OLA “#721 Cass. A THER HO ‘al! _ garage. e708 Deimar aa a aye — fact. anythi furnish the home: 4 . $15; B "noieum vmdry. t . nan r aint fas : mu. C _ ling: : =O = B : —> . — 7 " io 3. Ac more high-class salesiadies in St. Pain’ tei yhite, y. ts L 3: _ : GG Y—$os . reed x TOV ucks eit i count. of death. 1818 — 3 oy = fer cash: A ; . 7 ' 35.8 —— goed coaditicn. cperience a. dul Teen, cortt Town me oa . “ | PURNITL RE—Inaut low Ep an , peDex. “fall 208 N | Louis: no house-to-house work; con- =S2 4 sna Mt | STONE Ta ae or $ Sl at. 4 pp — ae _- ~s - oceasary ern =e : es. - _ 5 : = - 13th st. Monda: o iv Peas — . ~ PAINT- ite coler rah goed cond! FUR FOUNG LabY—Tak jiu charee of soda genial employment. Call at 1803 iit esa tieanien tel tion eas: Humphrey. V ie- | COMBINATION RANGE—Sridge % Beach -y-— "S260 Gre pon xperienc ef onl 3 to 72 ry 2 . . . ———— = like new J. ea. ur... Ce.. — - - =. | = C7508, Pb. Arcade Bldg., between 9 a m. and’ BABY BUGGY poemmtcne: dense Siento, (BR) FUBNITCRE—Must sell. 2838 Sitney st. . a me ~ 119 Fo: Park Uzi ty -_—____,——— seutheas apertment. FOENG LADY—To assist on books anc 4p. m. Kimbers y “a3 — versity | COMBINATION | RANGB—Dack'’e: _ like fCkE_= - .: -— | : nse use Wyeveriter siete age. references «en — - —_—-- —- — aay — : — new; bargain for someone. 4161 Hum- 24 MM , ables. odd @ressers. . ; nll , . oes : ted Box N- -83. P -D SALESLADIES — Yor - k _" egy en —_ : ABY CAI UR! AtsE ——Mar >on reec a.most_ phrey, _ 2D - — + M2 oo a... : Se 4 : a oxi? cheap. 418% Ff 3+ SER F expec ALESL on cam make }Parvr 7 Sure ginc | ~~ — - 33 Sea sae — ; -~ ; - it : - —T “ o 8 een ten a RS ; ly recay, 2541A Bacon “TON Te > oe . RE rooms compete: chiffoniers. dreesing tables. ps wey : (4 a LADY—Must heve hich ee “ho o) 50.00 to ¢ Aw her week selling ou ' 7 “1, #1 —_—— oe . . COMBINATION RANGE—Siue enamel: «= - | 2854 Park a ; ' , eae sation. with knowlecgre of shorthe 0 ng ou ad 4 . pull 23 Franklin Bal RRIAG! A0v mt ° so Simmens mahogany bed: reagonad.@. | ee o¢ nis? range .-" 5 a b n - =) : — - ~~! , - 4-246, Post-Dispatch vom Sn interview St Cvery Somes, ng an ce T | from 10 ¢ Syncay. _| COMBINATION —~sTOTE—Bine FU aNITCRE— $1 week buys $40 worth. , Pm 2OW _______ 379 Finney. a 606 WASHINGTON Sidney 1758. D. Weiff & sons, 27219 S. éth. ota . BD. Ss ‘$0 Are in need of severa) thorough!y experi- prt: . kero eche healers. mt 3 54 _ cheep. _ : : a SO ' . -d and at . ; : ows ario you tke an education that will .-*... ~_ -_ — - | Grané 2350M | —— ~ : > es , 3 ” teed ru 2 a | f rf ey “Dea! er. Sis b . RE t | r¢ me? Warhingcton faae) A / . ~ : . i ~ % —— ; ———— stvie a2 oe ¢é Pall ; A Ha Hospital, 3S13 Wastetng:ion — a. ~~! one es, the my eg + i sizes, guaranteed first-class cond)- t condition I rte AVE > SE T—including 3 chairs roR a bares _ ewan Di. __picz f raw ros Ss. es il] Bide. 2606 Gravow s”..; Every Py nents need apply loyment Off Sth > th = 2-2 ie Nigger: ne gee ya eee ge. @+: Iron: J . ; Bly Ghicage, 1 , a ens Opes. SE} | Hon. Nae, Dee, Careade and couplings: else | TASy, SULKY—Good condition: cheap | end table 5Aepeee 0. Call Monday. jay. 2909 | e bave = a ee, cet — . ay | Poe A Marin, o es » Le . pa, 5920 | Wels a¥ ene ae ee room, ~~ bed F ‘ture & xcha ed | 7 BO a Pealer... BS CSECONDHAND PIPE | Batch Seecee ace pacer wet | BRVESET TS aaneenny_ node g eSier| g Senet i pecthcamgreas ASSS | | Becks “3 3.2°° =" - | ABLN ite Qn je! 5234 N. 20th. nee details tm first rr. Sox J-s ——-— | as. Ss , vas. tas ; nt poe Pe aati ae a : : ~ kar | urniture Excha 18th and Washine- | Si rd. china ¢! 4 TO 40% REDU¢ TIONS ~ x ' a 4 - “Rere Wa int 1 ah. Enz! — “$) 30 ap ; ; \ s.. : as : : _ —_. - . : > a “ s 3 ’ J : , . — — " 2 we ™ 2 ome a A Nationally Known Firm condhand tr d es, line. 58. | BE ne Call ada: : — — ew ata - CASH OR TERMS | : me , wainat dreamer. Sei wa ——y - _. ae - . TE rT ne} FURNI E—-3 rooms . i736 & ‘ . rshing. — ; tg 8 — ae t-y- urpose so: ) ; ; ‘i a eon bination, ory Bridge - eial, $51. the reference feature of his- ADV AN( ee} Ar DA ' i : po! en | - ; 2 S s95 20 0n ay_ | beds. 33.5 0 n 2.50: , rs = [each almost =e 4215 Ars Be ory and Enelish work as taught tn tunier On CESDAY ———$_—$—_$__—_- | FURNITURE—1 room, almost new. 1308 | Qrensers. sis ‘ashstands Simmons bed: cE! vestrct [ombination. and dinins $175 high and high school. as wel as acvan red 2 HO L. ' ri | th ‘> lar D1 RS =) A t Lou = : = : —— | Sie — _ S. 14th 7 : : : se: 1205A_Exmmett , Piece Fr a | Savane oe Pe _ . O mt act . ab 22 | DAVENETTE S! E—Fumed coax: con- — —— aoe S ves cuieh =e | - lib —— 7S: . ,BLE—Buftet: @ LLER—Tvory reed. crib, mattress: | Suites: , , 8S. extension om ' +651 Nebraska. of iece darenette, rocker. ' hair and . 2 oe Call Sunday morn-| _ Wanted; reasonable 48094 Easton. ie, | FURNIT Ca aeasenbe , | nets. 36. as ranges $9.65: com ) 3334 \pa tment, [LER BABY Slut aby tt i 2200 El = PP ™ 4741 +o , mirrer,. conaor ; rw : $50 ‘o aT : [ ths te t rh ualtfy Box FREE PORT LIN : na tt tr if : gust — Post - Dispetcs. igiede : TN VENTORY TALUE « a . . , , = . . 24 eo: [ == 45584 Mi nnesota 4 : —— . a Consisting of machiners «l ai a ar 28408 | ) toe } single. kitchen cabin pe | PA ENETTE § An ae a —— (frigerators $8: 75e ver vard $7 50 up. ’ ton . — — Living-F metal boey machinery. 1 com pres. | | — Myer i cond | GOA} coe will sell at lew price. y Bros. | FURNITURE —2 Simmons beds. complete, | 3-piece bedroom suit 75: &-piece 5 M ROG— on 7 311 S 14th * tike new $16 cach. 5123 Svaiding av ae +oom suite $98.50 3 rooms tur tove. 3537 “sc i able an 4 amp. 5525 Ci emens 447 wy : 7 — —— compiete . be ~ . : - : : 3 ad »f a. PING PaPrER—3. es? 5 . . DAVENETTE s SUTTES—Gel¢en as | FURNITU RE— Yak «Ginin Teom suite, Trade oid furniture fer new .- ’ DOM “SET —Reautiful 3) jece. bar- fs — : Sony : oS om ee = ; er GARFIELD 37 A first-class Battleship: A — “new, : 1ten on the . :¢ T? rE. : : PLA ~MIN ; 4 . : Cs. ote as head a~V ant . pehingten a FT RNTITT "RE—Contente of 4room apart. - ts . oti pee a - rt yard: disceun - tmigh urniture: piano party 5 Oc. BENSINGER CO. ee SEG EP te AE AS Ey PTL IE ny My = — rom + ad a ee ae 4 a ay cae a tterature and history LENS aN C 0. RS Ser. 1? 7. 2 = —-—=- i sisting ——_ on woe . -i3) ten 4 > Agenc e , ee ae ———————> ENETTE Stirs ment. st once. 2.) ‘ssuieman. renting ; flat rents for $32.50. RCE ay pe. AH ~ | —— 2 _.__._ | Bi x. a. 8, =~ }- -, - 1 ES pe overstuffed bed eufte: high- | FCRNITCRE—Contents of 4 roome: cal | Geil 3320. (ch) | LIVING-ROOM SIT irchaser : ne iz fe i Smith-Daris: twin size and nice *:!!- ' 4455 Castieman. west Su bargain. 43947 Wren ar aie ) Grar ‘AGENTS WANTED—WOMEN M! NTERN! >. wo mann & Co and ries. size bow-end beds. walmct co or ae e) | NITTRE_3 ra | Gas HEATDR—Largee extra heavy: rea- AGENTS— Your $8 investment sold daily ol SEE 7 — _ cos | beds are brand-new. on'y od Ppwnguepeense scores ears igen win — ” “Tap | : ; —_._« i; Delmar ‘... 3 = Fa: at =. | Gas RAS 3E—Buck. refrigerator. cheap. | ; LIVING ROOM SIT Oversea > Buet tner Furniture Co. JG: Ts su. — tO orm ’ . : siz era -_ — . — . uae = . ; - : bain : 2 lt 4 al R L “BS. R AP . o_ - rs - 4 : : 2 en ee : > ‘RR. ~ 77 . VENPORT «ean. LSS5A Wa Meck - > + ’ -all fore = 150 Garfield. kha r: + = rug. 3409 Chh on - rs an, emma anna ee mat yy “ =. Gay * 3. Bens: heer Co , LO® ark a —_ ’ —- ¢ es -—" Te : ©) | miro heap 3059 | | GAS RAN 7; E—Blue ename. —— Meal: TiviING ROOM st 3 -- E REI __This is a fine piece of “ur in _ —— EEN condh sis saat et om: Wiet tachine. ty —_~— “ tte - = , |_ bigh oven. 5047 Spaid 4 -_ o first-class condition. car | 1. ABIES—Si2 Si wy im adcvance ti . 5: eel. Bconsay | ~ .-.. : secondhand, . ee 7 ' DAVENPORT—Overstuffed ta ry cor- —$——$_—_—___ -~'GaS RANGE—Majeatic: ge 2 te = a 28 ; cost new $100, : treducing caer R maaan, hosiery ~ : , = “~ 3850 Easton. Lin- SREEN Wh —— =F oa Tey . ———— " ar: goed cendition; $30 502 N. Tay- |) URN! RE—Laree assortment. Apply — ce Re oi ak r! if you want Ps men. Women. Children. ; yes, s 151 (c93g SURE WTRE—Biack. per 5. >a + ¢ ” c¥ 19 « | comtition ione av, _ ; a, day and a fine esjieors: Spring and Sumner ipe now — . = e — wal >i per 1th) ea. ft. Rati road — — = — ee ee = a : eens * — : G lick ; one side icer: i.e Raed eR, “. : . ve apace tm you simply take orders; we de ° sea ’ orke ~ ¢ etheent ec: Very agency, S23 Franklin ar EDROOM SET Q s xX tend ox * — ns ‘be ee 2 coniition. 22] ont~se. (es) | hear 200M SETS 4 — pets Bete iver apd colect: moO eKperien © or cap- — = SCREEN WIRE Bi Ants — = LS21A Schild ze 5 ewst ce? I —— ~~ . “ AS ! GE—And icebox; $5 «ach. 4029 ————. —— tal neoded. spare Lite -a@lisfactory 7M ATERI Aly —_ Dn, we ~¥ “Ces ve Ie ad — , B Ee wiid’s Ned Coeifax — - : : Li Tennessee LIVING ROOM +! | iM CLEANER Hrove we: samples furnished. Mac-O-Chee Teacile lim > oan ; BEDR oom PU RNTITURE—Excellent con-| Greer RN "Ri ~ > vray. hair. used 2 montha & condition. "5 > inmnati t : ar JE .v cS tit BE oms . ‘ RANGES—High and low oven; some a : Riée 616 Cincinnati ©. . rl ta: ks, all sizes — ' ox. 8034 McPherson — rrthin : 37: to eel Monder *S71 Cass ., LIVING =o one —— Naw. & TM CLEANER . _ “(DIATELY TO TRAV ood tanks. 12° diameter by 12 Sc "REEN WIRE > EDRO TT a rt] $5 12 2 ~ 3 meces. $159 3138 ¢ rifice. $15. 2811 Victor ‘we INVET i IMMEDIATELY TO TRAVEL , : walinzt: A L : ~ Taylor ian RANG =—i-ebox. almost sew. oée- = . $15. _-: : = | Ww if Sell dealers each town am! demonstrate ~". , com ene SB feet > ; -k. 22-meer ex , ote 2 bam 39% -\ "eal «4 — . ae aliens : , | Se 3492 Marcus. LIVING-ROOM SET- . Tw LEANER—D» nt ly + per LARGE 8H On ] tank support feet high. mes: : ~ a Ti : nbdi: PLR TURE rn ad din - rcu ine and console / cheap. Delmar a it @uQuisite beauty line. $30 wo $35 weekly ya PpOrt, : a Sas ps os 7 {OCA Lam’: 2 ! = = = | 2 2. @nd railroad -™ part r advanced a ateel oan - Cspr } sh. -: ‘ = “x —_* s ... - ' 'DAY BED le. Tt . f a Amercan - ie . AS . — Meal: 310; also ic®-' Juniara st: Grand > —— & ANES—E Syreka we | a 2501" wane Gerdon. Lt Dept. 1-101, a amine ~ ~ ee ats : Se SSS Ul . ~ .. tT on in ae ~~ a : = a ’ . . ; > oO > ad _ . . - : " S a . ~~ « > aN ER. vil - SALESLADIES—Extra. in Ceat depart- Engine pumps and other hinen -c aoe siaeaianinintasstin oo. slat ale aa Does : ‘ . OOxx Waterman. Parkview _ ature. _5 478 Hodiament. — | peau. De'mar 35 x ar ol Laee 3 Humphrey ment. Appiy Siewarts, 4215 N. Gib st: Will sel) cheap save ext and’ ; =" J. me ES (Th —4 . Bi ay ee > S106 22315 Dolman. ~ ~> a, ; oe {| CAS RANGE Side overt Detroit a LiVING-Rie ot = STITE , TUM CLEANER—Air- iz-Way. lane ad SALESCADIES—Catholic lady. well ac- oo. LOC sme UPPL .- . = . a ee JJ ee pore ay me yy ge ee Fe ——— a - some Dige velour. 4 s. ra 3710_North Market. im city. to sell books on lib- 6th and Clark Fn | — = = . x | -- ie ru j i -} > ET—in exterent con ' se oning a Bere. Cneap a E—Quick Meal. 4-burner. good dition. Riverside 1 et — : . a — E Ss Vi 3 “T7 Ee nad 4 aber L - . °_ “ L -” te et. ; . “loc : : r pe —_ nape rt) = Jefier 2on. Dealer. icy} ; : ; . . one, LEANER very eh wit 4 M ‘¢) RANGE—Quick “Meal. = ike new: 3 --- MAL —. tac “ 2 Gravois #\. alot SA a OM ready-to-wear ex- ag ra ~ stand $6 ’ : . bees med : : Dealer _ Call 11294 Walton perience. Sas = start. with edvance- Cochrane beater. co , Sk YH = . -- : — ~y = — — ~ aa z = al PN Ran FTRN] PTR + Sep ' — sam > RANGE—B! ve porcelain, $25. eee | trusses : is ne ‘-! v- — “~ ? ’ r . & 6 7 2 | > 5 j > ; » »2 % rT r + _ ———— ™ _ > aE ee - =. . & _ Jett -eTson. freight elevator, with motc ; stack. one large hot fo. 1 | critice, DINING AND LIVING ROOM SETS—/ vresecnabie: ty leaving ci 21 zAS } TANG Eu ck Meal side oven. F [ CLEA ump engine and, ether > : uture ¢ rs ; : . : . aT rrvertrs Ee A ‘Chean _ - : — : - oo r \ is os " . ny : ass’ a — > : —— cy ‘aaa. — — ; —— ~ = = ~ - = NING-Rs +3 : 7 —Lar rer ik : A> fm. e. Riv act : . er. moc kers, table, _ Mant ‘your | Structural steel for bridges aa ; ’ 2 : Wagner Bros.. l Je wa ote ae a s0 8 . reeee — RE—I Las _ - ~~ 7 ns lich used 5042 Theodosia. _ ry 7 ry a erie for our p an. Hart- | abec)u*t ¥ first } “~~ tory ; : — = a . 7 _ = 7 e's - a - Pll he => — 14 Ven Do sly nar oO match. $15. “ —— =, oo UST - . P ; new: will sell 564 Sth st.. Louisville, | wom —~ ~~ & . ; =~) Maa ral Va . : ; > MS = ~— s — yo Di? ;-R SUCITE—Fumed Cak Sundar 263 Vernon. : yur choice of a dozen: Liv inG-RoOOoM 5s 7 ~ Lie Be Saver TOD cone) er able Morer : : . ‘y ‘ . : cot a ; ax . . r ; ' i ‘ ; - . . —— ; : - Zi) . ndelet Moving Co... T7507 ‘ ny ,1%§ | IRON AND SUPPLY © " 571 rman Fa-eain enton 14Aa5% _ walm ind rus rest; "= , ae ee, eee ee Broad a .- leaving tom ux EA NER—Premier let i _ a~k as ») oon —~ — ~ . : Vv! : . . . : . 4 . ae | at half pri " * Sans > LOx12 — r “™ . . wa . — n igpan ; ; “Name! used wo 41 35 Lac ‘ Pe ne‘ wii : “ on ) a Po RIt. ¥ ankee. $1 8: ' a . — ” RC) a “ = ra.nu' ss " - = —_ - me a * saammeeealiaie Ry = 7 ' . Ss. cemp!ete = gsUrl ula 7 X Tall Monday. ~s =. LIVING-RO« M | . 6 : : #7 Sebel cn. Oa — | — : : for oa 2 : ee a) “ Frank‘ ; ale 5 } , _— — Bei = ‘a Lz } ™ r) : i= ; 7 ° == ; : . z , ; _ . - " . z oy y *- ‘ i . . = "3 = ‘ pt , : P nd KI? hen . “ - -4' “ “UPA. ‘cc? . 4 : . f . ~ °c) |} BENCH visEs— Swive etationar cheap __ “hot ) D440 . Leu 2 2 JeUG : = Se ;. S274 S. 3a c) GAS RANGY— 5 eall | Rao ‘ : - wv terma, Cau women wl — ~ a nm s S19 Frand&.in. ~y ) M ret Lee greta FEES gaa a - msgs ate : ol? i hal ] rt. TC RE-—B edroom and : 2 : ~ 7 1°9 2 ke ~ cmeenay = . : TS > san = * “aay , : =,dnev 3407 — 5 ae ansnaal scores wee _for BROODER—Jnternationa: hoics 60 chicks dmon nd wn, $1‘ Big . and mattress, « n Bmeie*ew ___! 3 ! . - . ene . un xX. a 2005 De Soto n Pra" We per | = airs. bas D Ph : 959 or ENING & St. “ers. | leavine town 397 Gibson GAS R GE—Slichtiy used biue Quick a R SET—35-piece: ure. BUILPERS AND SURVEYORS (INSTR. prime rm. i6-oz.. Il: Vel ! $-o2 : —) Clemens ay 4 — —~! FURNITU — ; aa ri | cabinet cas a.nge: very cheap. ) | Sunday. 3517 N. as ka ; ham | - ' r ised, at factory ~ R __ ar ; ™ on a 3 . : ~~ Megs — - -& , © A SOL - ; ~~ ; renette ‘set. = hi Pees: _2861_ Grave voEs av . ss J sWT—3-piece®: monev_ te ) . Ce.. 613 N. Br fay, = “ty Ament ye e: o ; a ———— — 5: ice t Si?- rues. 4! Neosho. GAS RANGE—Biue Qui ier - aiso Dive - ae *. ll “xibetria = L197 Ottwe. THREE F th flow d 2 Sark ny = a - me Ba a an . ad ion: Osh INING-! M : TE—9 viece re or- "RNITURE—Dininge and bedgoom euftes.; .cCee! range and neater Cail Monday. ? Te!) ‘ ~~. e . CALCIMINE BRI! SSH. regs $12 "ee " @100 gettting Tha 2 OT si and chair. $12. ——~ ne —— — — pheme Colfax S732 aftgr 2 o'clock 2 PARLOR SUTTE—+-»1 , TRoOLA—Lamop and ann ee We: Wy- trvise 1 SS: piaster br >» £2802, tm _ - , SUPrat 93) ING ROOM 11 4 D. 0if m. toda , ' Gas RANGE—Quick Meal. $20: ruc. 3S:| Gavenette. ded and we 4 re (op } stuffed. & rhgngers in —— — eae . ll EDR iTs—-s “ a rthiand, lst _rt™ment west Oe “RNITT s 5-room fiat. lear- ry bed. « crecning table, phonograph: gain. 2690 8. Compton — —_ Led bird come, “child's | aphotetere x --WE. m™ . w\ : ~~ 3 . _ ~ pe . — = : . ” q ; ” ‘tle - —— rae Rn ay 2 Rios ERS —e _ ~ ‘ i Prt ma tt: 4 Jree IN] Row} SUITS in ity must : 3 no deasiers _ S122 Whi PARLOR SET—L/brary rable, 3 ug «¢ vets top desk. 3929 . im- | Cc ASH REGISTS "> ; : ail a ‘ - tie : : ; _s até . - ‘ aaa : iaieaiad .* Fo is1sw. . 7 ~ ‘ £ ocr in : Calan vy 643" " ' ets : - e kinds. ~ — — . “ "7" - teh? « ame} ; - ~ : rs ~ PS ae ee son that won't ourn -— | Der BE—antiene walnut _DAVENP ‘ Semen Oe = x : ~ - - — . “ae? -asona! S74 Ac FUR I t_E— coms, complete or sep- : . -+ -*. near Ss Louis T7278 ive. 1 as . . _ " _ -y = wy t., - ties w at rer ‘Tower. : @ lator - ~~ he . + a i” no : a - - = ™e * NN Broad way . “i ae —Federa ae Pie ANGE—Quick Meal. high 60 6oven - Star store. Rentan 14 mn fine conditien: $45. 44°84 RANGE—@mal size | a _&.. oie - > doors. 5SIt19 Delmar && | ar ; MATHIN 2C—Ei : . a -~ =e OO iT lings mus se unday a * white dooms; cheap, “a2 floer east. 4500 JSD M 201 —— = — . ~ en - * ‘ e a ; : iP +! m . = " Me 2 . ie : . ee 5 : ~e ? $n ‘KT = EN TOF Pas 2 ke BN : reens] =* Cc} RAN )+—Bridce = - ; GAS RANGH—; =. we ; — » b J . . nN ; " - / ‘ " - + = - . ; . { ‘ : : -— ' , P R ; atc x Mea. oot aed ; RAN F7ES—- a iD! mation : : ; - a ey ‘eo eae, aie ~ an IN] es “St IT! joi 4en ; ; ; a a s i newly renickei amd seil at low ormce. Levy Bre TEP S—Fasy Laundry otte. NRT yw a AD) ~ ———— . nn ——* - DINING SU ITE—Gelden oak ~ — ou - “ on : : ~~ * -; DERS| : \ 7 ; ; t- » : ; Pn .« : . =, € ' , 2 h . . : be 7 : nalrs «: tS PF rniture : . . 77 = , > ’ ak : sf : ° eTy cheap. ~* 61 | _ ir? ee & a@ . an : S = a — amen Marks bend ant it ick. @.1 sizes, . aie = : = _._ > (ae EX n mh and Wash ington. e355) ine Sia = ro * J : | - . — , ae d - s ° - , auabic “ outa e275 Gaertner 7. *7) . ose ad . 4° ve . LA . y : ~ . ’ . aa” - " . #ic ellent condition. * tric > 25° rand - _ oo —_ = ime .. sons ~ —-~ a oa > ah ie © v * = ‘ . a ' -~+ , . ™ vi . . in > ™ “a.ne regu- er v mday 220A te. 4 N > — nl ING TACKLE—ifle and revolver ae ' . . med © finan = :| ar — _ — ARS aaa , , late ter. $8: | a ASHING MACHINE Biue Bird plettric. » — todees. basemeail goods. exif barce and ; ; : ; . , o- ~, : a iNi r- , : ui , in fr? ret : oO * : pj - : . Broadway RANG S—Bricdwe & Peach cor poring: neg Wringer = nt érder. 1710 ad. | a * rackew at wholesale or less. 280 ' ~ i ae. — sas Dr vo CR — ee —_ —" or chir * o8e ex teasion tabie leather tered ; unne ts he en a ~ enameled: hot-water nec : - on 9a) on «fl , . - nape . , "- ~ ook - 7 new : > ed : ) | ; corr . m" “weer ~ i’ Ri - « ~~ ion 2 - | : : ~ {- ’ ; - : oe : — Tere. > a" - ' wr ome ; ANT BE corporation bas openings for 4 -* “ : 7 _— — v, : 7 ' ' > - . Tz ne ~ ‘ , , oi ee: ~ ~ Te. -_ Ts ’ ~ : ; : - . ’ : 7 : e : > ae ™ * += AS AL : x ea | re a 9° ———~—CO " - wn more high-class salesiadies in St. ‘ese corns ave Deen rebuilt, euaran . cy. 82 “Tam Be reel nnov ation > . throughou: 2 bedroem : > MONTH me RL pee om ony goo ag new, and im RANGS— si 414 Lintor an — ee : ——— sone Melani: cae’ aae livered and comnmected $18 um De al . 2 = =" GARAGES ee - Dertadl ram ! ren. With oF . ou . et : =! NOD FUR se 2: ICT On : . ak ~y, A tiful pe er ‘ec. 4t UTsona Hotel 104 Ws — as $8 Prosser's Fiusn Tm (09. RANG E—Hail ra oe (c$2) . ar Wiedirwn } then $10 aby vite a Puesdar } x= wn HL mee ‘ - 1 he new: tb tts) Teer ‘ a. ——_= x awe ne: electric Saearen,. ‘Remington GARDE ~~ ; noule , Fuaranteed ‘ Pnee.f _* , . ‘ , A ee ee Sack meee Acme . — FTR NITY 2 athe: howe — As rTow EH — #3: ah oOveti. -+~~ 4 len. m 34S-ece incubater, pS ° “~~ : engtas atesewus Sere ? be ane 2 _ ; rs = on a€ : > eas ~ ‘STNG ‘ST - c - ee . — *irnitur. at ‘ere nae cpet- wiekear eh! re _~ — = = e rT REFPRINSERATOR—. Lindell | “ ' az f* 2! oS . ? : . = ~ _ ar 7 . AN — . a — mood aout . ia j -5 . aise lounge ur now; you mar; —— = a + ; [AROWARE €0. ens ee me. SS: ae | te: 3 ¢ - #822 Paze. 2 : als other furn! tr : >) 10 oteces. S75 drown ~™ setuid ried : A. Ss. Cr. rf He ~ ‘MISCELLANEOUS WANTS Senna aneinr asa fl LUM $1 00 ceiontal —~—=<—™ ‘lo _ : ~ 7 fofe) a - < : — re mi ngen eR iw LAM K SI im - - iz t oy! wth ar rir | - , $i 0 ner ae : . aT CTION— Treacday 10 GA Se ov Right oven s. Grand fall with this At. SIZE? Ik SHEETS —io : Aarwtn israrde bought. ex. eo : we |} Beeces, American walnut. 54- imesh: . 134GW_ 4160 De Tonty. fe a oe ea “ en 2 : “ —_ + =: _— ~ = 3 - Mewetesd ~~ s 5: 5A ‘Kossuth av. Col | tae e and 6 cha | Amer can walnut | n. ‘treme chi fforiers ee Pee a as | a - oe oe FCRNATE Was ane 99) | TF ROROBES ane = | period suite. . R UC. Leonor! Auc- | %0rines. mattreses. cteraton” tables ~~ ma F STOVE —Detrait Jewel, $15. S244 time work « eet a: 4° Dekalb st : | - —Secandhan one Dei. onaiine — at. ee ——— ' ae ge aes — : ¢ Some GOL Ladys oats | VAL 520" . De mar 1590. a0 oat Sanen: meinen c= irom: | | = Ad z— i: four chairs. innate : a — = | GAS STOVER —Pe-fect conditien: gray steel machine. with wonder. ix 4 baile. : INVALID CHAIR <—For m n eit . 2. . —~ ¢ _ china closet. carpet: $25. —— a cot. SS7%A Miverva. e . ) on (rand ?7@ 39 met lec - — .. Poet = = la | aeeneeee mares TABLE— mx round: @) FURNTI CRE were ot ? fine furnished | GAS STV r Slack eneme!: side en. REFRI two elf training the free with GUTTERING—10 tf. lensth. 32 anu, ———_ nee jet poms nth . 2 rd leaves: good condition. 10 3657A anartment: will sell «Ml or nart: walwat | emp foitine steel cot. $5. | Pa: om ucrting+r and oscillator e a neths, °6 gauge ee Tessers. Suftet chi c]} ’ terman mn hedroem set. walnut dinine-room set mo- | ISSGA De Tortr a , - i Graves av. Soe mer length Railroad Sales Agen y.' NEWSPAPERS ail —_— ~~ aes, chad et n ward- | 5 [NING . gol oak — aay oe = = GAS STO". =—2 ioe Mea.. c TOCKk e? “St a e~ . . e reer 'smp. Axsminster rn | GAS Uic -urTy x. “ ! — gy cote 8 33054 Sid- monev br breine this. . perfect comditien: wl) sacrifice. ~. ow. Seuthweood. first floor (c62) <38970W. 3527 N. Grand. ac ye. : » Frankiin av 5197 Ww

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. ' = be Let a ; , hi Nid ure ra = om we 7 ry eran —_ - . og TL a RTT ges Sw rar. | as 3 38 Pree * f : Be ee ais Bh > = OR EI Te —__ MARCH a FOR SALE | Hous 23 ine Me wanch 29. E i MARCH 29. 1925. a- AMPLE Or. | H’LD @Oops SS 0 HOUSEH : " rAS rT 7 a Z Hee eee FOR OLD GOO Pet tetrost, | OAS, OVE lane Ook ie CO GOODS FOR SA S,S M oS meng | Pershing ee LE | hi , epiece over- | oe oo deal Side. JGERATC »RS — Davenet E (“oVbsEn LO GuG ewing ac nes M bed multe a Gas STOVES; ore. Eeresses. Columbia, ae tem: = nes. | WATER HEATER vs. On SALE | MOUSEH’ LD GO wrt ates des o ac fachinery, : Eoats « | ? orase urn. ck = eal sakes. Tage ng ty Axminst . 7 ary | megnth jas automat oD i deed una - O «_- - \xminster rugs, linoleum, | ~ e: bargain. 3 ic, used 2 , s FOR SALE | mc esa . = he aranteed to new: in om. rugs. 2 iftoniers .. ’ BARG Sa SSA Connecticu F hm sat ede oan H ] : Foom —anat| Gas apie tam are “Monday: | |. Riectric Wachee et wenn ee {| Furn. Houses & Flats For Sale ORSES AND VEHICLES® ssa iscellaneous oes and For : n reom | nied = VE -— , — ak RATC iKe KE) AME 1 ain Dp @lely — leading make S kD FLAT . " 4 ale A :* Bpiece dinin sell $4 Quick Meal: = * [D—Now wiveac: wet, ane s com-| _ rooms; sAT — 42 ~ For Sale NERY : s a ST. Luvs ep tining | o O: kitehe eal: wo ame to have vour refrigerator * year: jike new fuaranteed for ore! F4) ns. price $350. gs Gibson: 6|/ HO Pe ' . pee" ersthing | +4 “sha piivins gadinel. $i7> rts d eniral 122. and save buy! ind | Sepuiona: Ee te neagrentee B this is a one | k URMTSHE ‘D APART res t. Tindeil 892. oe ag harness. chea =—s winery — ee S2ie a ed e FOST- DIA \ TCH. 21B meat hte = lal t «na an . &. Louls F ap. West a good w aber} uished, 6 [MENT — Beagtituliy | HUCKS1 oon. Sunday. 3019 N »: ' 1INE . ° ———S SS . no dealers | G and ted, & e Co 15 N. Broad urn. | eral ern Electric. Eas Ed 3 roo rooms, mod ¥} HUCKSTER’ iday. 3019 North Marke: RY—Fer com : ) ras Stov es—C a, ac. _ O.. oacway. (cB2s | a priced for this spec ‘ y. en, Fed ore ins pay y expenses. “ieTn; West; Ph I 8 OUT FI1T—Cheap ino or single machine piete pants factory 27 Poy - SIGERA I Leonar ; 4 Dv: terms as lo ia saie $25 taee BU RNiISIiF . 7 - _ Box G-319, P.-D. Th ps, corner § " 3729 chines, Ser Ss: 16 plain Singe Z “ complete, rugs, | Bridee & Bea harter onard refrigerators at 0 w as $2 per week. ED FLAT—3 a ICE = pring. belt ergers. one b! ; ma- o* ' : : . U h. Q . ¥ al iow pric e. all sizes, new YN . nee and mak , Call} ne = ~~ rooms: id ] WAGON—On +» “> - = “ee eee loop mac} ind stitcher, o RADIO °” ™ mohair liv. _ and biu c ulck Meal ’ . t t v - a . . ow they las* e your selection c rlendid proposi ° era loca - - PR e 2-horse. _ 2546 P machi ine. one po ~Kk me ® ena 1. Baker a) t “ume to buy your! refrigerator pte ee Ss. Brandt Elec - “—~ 93 while rippl 3r sition for widow MARE—Y alm. ines. one acker, 3 pres*in ’ Mu . anil es avenport, table the city mei, at the | ee, hish epring prices tak be- | Central 3455. t Elec. Co., 904 Pine - | FUF pie: 3 rooms rented. 4971 F i asi oung, and buggy; outfi 5 Pants © electric mea Z F S'CAL , : + “ | 7 ~e | t, $36 ants (o. 908% N tor. Junio or Sail pine a ming set. er ; LANGAN "BROS. OFent brie ae time South End A ake effect; | (e2) ee ~ FLA ~{: nd 6 N. 11th. rear pet it, - iMac % N. 10th. rseiR . e. -_——— MUSIC is : a ardware C ba a d) nished: Tani ‘om plete! . MARE : = ert. AC HINERY —— ie) ADIO—5- -t ibe Music j AL r eaner, refri 18th sad W ene | Gravois ay Sid. ae 3. Sid. 16 3 ROOMS. $98.7 | FE 6 rooms. — ‘ ‘v ur —Small; fast travel ers, —~Lathes grill * able. u Neutr rody ne: new: — - a Employment ge - 1) at once 5 19 GAS W ATER. — - 58. } iD 45 7“. “ountain av. st ] 82 3M. s97 4 Ee today. 422 3 N eier, S18. . Call t screw machines. Dresses. rind- qenenrunetni> ae __ 4257 _ Hartford. reason- POLK A DOT C ; Pianos ana Oo whe » oS HEATER : CASH OR EZ ‘URNISHED FLAT " atural Bridge aping machines, milling machines, | ®ADIO—F;: evenings. IRCH ESTRA—F | rgans For Sale be _rifice. —Gas wae | Living TERMS. HED FLAT—Cor ¢) | MARE—Youn * Dresses bolt cutte ¥ ne 3-tube set; $1: | y and snappy da or real pep-| STEINWAY 4 Stove: ean a room, bedroom and k 5 rooms: € Onl upleteiy ¢ urnis w cE. in good condition. u and other m mS. Gune _Kain. Riversid ; 2; bis iz bar- | oward. nee music, cali 1d11 | AY—Verte Grand: look nd- . iy: household GAS WATER H FRIG . nished complete, $98.7 itchen fur- | _42004 300: flat or furn ow Websier 1983W Call sed. ST. LOU! achinery: new and TADIC a. de 4869M. ‘ / Sellen : new guaranteed ; bdbrand- a none bet TERS ;ERAT wi rkin ‘ of 310 do wn oS . leveland. rent. $55 M —_ - a PL LY s et iNG iy - we lUs—2 » a c) v: AJ ia. ST—T sguchempemeenngns FY a pric d . we absolutely pe e a 35 ae cade ea Sa a a ORS —| arkingmads “ura. i.” p. “BRASCH | "\purntaned omic Rae ARE™ Jone. god watker! $35; wag: | MACHINE SHOP AND" oere| dian gag_“t Soetbere: very hers | pom Sot Deai cai tanya oes. | SOAS ATS te oe eae aK | mes urnished : ents i A, SE r : . DM ENT I : ; . r reter: aT Ee i a ae av 4 Srade mattrees- AS WATER HAT ' AU CTION’T - 6 RA ae eye 9 BF gp ~~ pew furnit eng clay: 1 Practically MARE—S-year-ola bay: weighs 1150 seeet ix ic tee ene 5 Sees wasted iar Victrola. Kn! oot Fiees exchange | .~ 2074. 37 West Park. - Beaten! Reclawey “aetler ta he. Lelie” Gard t Dosor Pp) | . NER—Po - > vy at the | tion: this s s of every descrip- ’. Tho banne, north 94 worker; fast 4 ;| MeDON ~o- at low ; {i RADIO__P.adi. Oo N. Tayi C SAX * fourt) ; Ate at one- al lpwest prices Leonard, " . sale. 30 lots mpson,.call §S : J Ho raveler: cheap. : DONALD est prices DIO—R: A S2V_2\ + SAVIO. XOPHONE AN ; . 2 th off ~~ | 7: household 7 ~eSny table. T Smeidinz. tial and White Alaska, Gid- | OF,.( Dianos: must ay storage. includ- _nings. 1 Sunday or eve- | jy oward. two blocks north of | Ones. sake Machiner MAC HINERY COMPA} __ $27. S adiola Ill: used two weeks: First-class; 2 AS D DRUMMER Wrd.— | ©? 4004 0: smal] payments, Aeolian F % @ining r EaTine sTOC HW. h, 7 S) 18th and Wa 62 Bong LAN- | pidder. e sold to highest — (c53x) MA RES—Good . workers or. pera Tyler 1042 45 aa ans Middle Na ‘Y. We night. 1110 N. Taylor. we) 5121. nee orchestra. Cabany VosE Pin a 5 oom eee =e a ede to Ss ° tne — e -- . * vA = 4 Se C - Narada ye —Plaver ew A | HOUSEHOLD GOOD8—WNone as AND FURNITURE—At —One 8&-tub th. HONES Wic — 4: y: 19°5 design: sli ’ - hi —— a Ste _ y: best neei , good. a w Ss, typewr ammers ube set: : i—! mek x use at | ; slightly d Heer - Ro. | 2Gag r LD _GOor " 7 meutfal, 9212 : no deaiers. 5556 | are & ae sunreeters hand-built 4442 Page. Delm —, adgy Schoner. - 2311 Rutger. ork horses; Pass ~ oie tet. Co. 7 s**s 7 John Nooter | 5224A Paine Electric cue eS tube sat: iene must be «a beriain and E- Aeolian Co. mrt Olive Payments. : uy AR’ ~009 , . . Bening. 2¢ Foor east. —_ : attre 75: m ome oer 3 . er - 3 .| sen - 4 “4 APART. 09 Morgan st. cmic. H ag A : — ——______ (c) | week only. ress, $14.75; this ANTI . : ar 861. U LE 1300-ib.: c ap: “will tra je: 50 > | MoTOoR—* “eee RADT ae. MBS PIANG Wta— ae Wor supyly Oultsiage tows jth ¢ LL SACRI.- | BOL SbHe ast 3 S—arpets. she. Globe Cc arpet | — (cB) QUE FU RNITUR (8) 4} _ Arsenal st.;: Victor 2 ; 5072 R—7% ST 9) er set batteri —— ——In excnange used instrume y ae wit +! and BEEN TODAY | onaai reap omni Ses tarnisares 7 ws | $169.75 OUTFIT DE LUXE | RE Wid Oud is. | MULES 7 6. a0: nee — eo go Rronniaees 6 85 SSE eurreme. ate | Dolor. SA Se ee for, none | and bargain. J. Jiacht & Bro., 613 Pine, a BALERS: ALI inde)] 5 Dete, 32 ae and furniture; rent reas -. - ~ is mont 717 8. Vande. 3 seis of harness. VlOKM—7& fc) % 4 4 we ; : HAV - af ‘ “— aieend : : $2 : - — — e ‘ “3 h. - RK. ' PI P ' E new —— f E INCLICDING HoUaER Os1. 604A Greve pcan jease. 215 “Delmar. _- THREE ROOMS COMPLETE. ANTIQUE furnishi MULES—Two Venter. (c2) slip rine sohiaeer? and 35 h. 3 phone 4Dl1O0—Harkness Refie er ant Wtd.—Fer church: good 1099) plaver. free piano. will store upright r VICTROLA,| _™ SEHOLD ~GO0Ds—Pany aaa —@x12, * Gx10 , wa ao rs | All Fg wd | irgggy 3 TERMS. brac, rugs. Viana - kinds: bric-a- | 43851 West. Yat mules and 3 horses. | .°-.—-Acm? Electr: io 221 Ms Rone stort: | domeng ence On loud a valent to 5 | G-140, Post. Bienes state price. hee sold: no Gedlere. Box G13 wpa ~ 96 RICKI WG. eet. mah ing will) sel) h shot aut : furniture: fine, large bedroom | prices. cail Wolff . or better cash ‘apin st. (c ' MOTORS arke: (ead: _cemon=t-ate: $30 Si : -_ pea er. will | =o. 8 Jisparch, x W Eh ns S- Post s ; NBO. 8 NSS ' canny bed er lining ——————— — . ite. mahogany davenett ; =e te Main 1983. 18 _ MUL ES—Good ) .S--For sale or rent: ——— RADIO 230. _ Sidney 2979M. ic? | -— simtuliniaiciiniis have a large seiecti : OR WEST (¢ da.bed — room + sinsier : neite suite Aaven- | au av. Night x 08 Chou- od biz team of and ent’ all sizes; Sell br ——> in on of used pt P : , . c ker set. O44 "oom J er. eve t chiffo: obe, port and table ru ee - on one. Centra - ye Su ‘ o work mules ~8@G: Wi TWe,. r i> ; new set. and-new ‘Jong-dist : our exchange de - size rv rocker, ref > “Mor da ‘ ogee a ‘din- ; gs, Quick mea! BABY : 9054. ‘cr nday 4142 Taft. ing Aome £} epairing and inata enving t ance tube 7 the ba partment: some gurpriee ; 1S ete riwer guite; Mon 2621 Cass range, furnished com . cas CARRIAGE , T= ic) ertric Co. 22 ll. s * y. Forest rgaing ca be wl iCEBOX Warehouse. o. B2a seen a or ip—Ox1 2. sea miess iene aad. roo B RASC H. O18 frankiin, egg | - Sota. ee 4 Wtd.—3711A Minne- | M LES + er ine team horses: 8 MOFOR—Brand-; new. ag ak areet (eSO) |B Bpelen Rs fir * _west. 9334M. tix - r Instruments For Sale 4 B45 os on n be bought for rod ee ; goods: bed./| ** 7B Ox —100 ’ and Del pie 1708A 5S. i~' ‘ a‘ cd) |CAKPETS — F ee a | oS oe ;0 up; wagons, -Lar- le phase, $17. ; entury ein- we ey Trirdyn. with ANJO — - _- t eS oOo r urnitul hess "1oOF . . Bar- | 262 . >. Sidne speaker yn. with ~wrpheu ’ . . P. } om 2 ; tes con! | satie 1417 Be: levee ae ae and -Axninst er. vx 3: toupe and blue; | BUY AT PROSSER’ S ‘ en ings. Orcutt zara. caseente, Tots a & MUI “ea TUG oan al »t s tr, om: Dispatch. wy 106. Box ba fore er. Ba fashion comp ete. call" 5 bargain. ( olfax et he ee i 7 hew: A. STARCK PIANO CO. 1018 ef eran ore in : ’ o ox r os barge! on 2017 A * hi * , CAS RNi 7” t R ) — "A IMS, young; tr. a '? — ‘fy R : 1gzton Hotel. ASS vic ~* > iz more. intniatnemeetn rm ‘ ‘ Large. ppewa H OR CONVEN E Wwtd.—B team, ha one - big 7 a ADIO— LIN od $125 ) ¢ a ame: nl eens 6863 ~ $412 Al Alberta. {e) Witton, vxl2. $10: also icebox, $2. iB For real genuine cai ae hg de mg a ee Bomont 2139 $30 prtene. Calt Hor. 3400 N areees i. brick wagon; $12 — king machine. 3037 5. ination dyne: ~Freed-Eisemann N. ; ~ R, 6 Neste |G ertaes 432s mg condition: bargain, Seaaatiia tea teetes tee player-piano: @ » / at ox -C. 5611 Etzel a* o9- rosser’s, Whether y . y RNITUR en ton (c37) | wit - — a : fe) =-hawk: 8 Cleveland. | SAXOPHONF-—C ncn. oo, ES as way S2 per week. er bench; ‘4 alnut bedroom cor Lit. on cheap. ont, top icer ah Dress Dress form Ss, il\ ing ‘room 5 Be t. Exceptic nal values in lk End Storage Co.. 4. = hay amount Wes’ sound and good workers. Buford to 2000 'r. — 0 a. ¢., 60 cycles Ot ma rket: one diab best set on ‘the Ceillent condition: ms silver plated: STARCK PIANO CO., i soot sete. oak | are 4877M 5032 Northiang Seater 4342 lee Kas | room, dining room Bag | Ss ateot bie 2 Chouteatu Victor | coaah at oor Woods Mil rds. 16 me te running printing foot control: ideal for ete Ones ete, 3858. Wa shin | cheap: | 7a eA _Harttort. = a (a) | © a brarr ra. ‘ b be xX— 75. }d Spo—Green eP ' wif & m oe ; ro ‘™ and davenette @? : $ rea fast FURNITURE % , — ‘cS ) i = o t laut 8 7 2768 - ae . press. Call Brid A rye ) SET—3-1 > ; AST ington. TENOR BA NJ eS ge ow paaee s odd drease dark Se enat. 4500 vo * Geum mable./chifforobes and chiffo lites, odd dressers. ; Wtd.—Highest cash — /ONE-HCRSE sT¢ a Sa 4) 6-vot Pl ude with tubes and new chea O—Case:; good con y or walnut |_Dew: 'si2” oer sirpiler: -—— wr gant 3 00 Arsenal. —__«@) |beds, springs and aria Our stock ot _foF all kinds of household goods pprice | "1001 _ Wa! ae WAGON—Like new 39.21 TORS z: 4% TO % OST. ©) Electric PS neweoee battery ane ‘Western | VIOL it om ete oc 951 Hamilton G ulbrapson Player Piano Oak or wa) ICE RO nton mt S oO tf : ae «FF mt. n. Dieck.- | most complete in ah e of *he a brs ont eo ate. planc« - l ric bP PED DL IN st . ¢ rom 3 to ds P 70J 4024 A > cneap. Colfax Gr ad ‘ 180 sina |) ‘ + erfect condition: . tron beds. bed I—Als Coles > mann. 6040 Washington . fare aaner a-elty. - We also teve | Pret. Se. Ce see 2160, RU. | G WAGON—Cheap. 2337 arters: guol condit! HD with! R, , Palm. __ Grand 6498W. 4979 Reber pl. cheap. | ‘ome al! da make , wy ran . . hi —— ease ies * re assortment of rugs a Leonort Auc sas ~160 R. U ison ay. . ‘ ” ‘Ma d- W Ei} Fj ition. H. W Wis ADIO—1 oe ~ {c) ‘ Ti LAN — ‘ ¥ Sunday, $030 Am ine mat’ Seen | ze will eel) ; ich oven ao — Ro: ya. Wilton. xl: ; — erings nd floor. cov- uction Co.. 3801 Luc . -+ Ky. Exc harge | Bidg . be) $320: 3-tube SS Air j ual -Will sacrifice. floor east. Ann, ~ Brueee’s ru “ 31 Cherokee et Call unis’ a a ‘ -+ CHCSD 4) | T ROSSER FURNIS . | FURNITURE wt ’ . as. icl4) P BDDL ING r Ww "AG OnN—— EPS pe ERS ENE H > re COR : 1 3-tube with tubes . €? Diane set. | __ bL Forest 220 4 oO ~~ Mattitt —” els rug kee st. . SER HING CO. 322 | wti.—Large or cit ;ON—Dise wheels: che ornbeck & Ha: loud speak $25: 1 Frost i a RANK furnish vc ar | IGE : OX Es—i tah | 0 oo 2 ————---- *' | REPAIF 3 CO.. 3220 Olive.| « BOusefurnishings. need small lots: al] Sunday morning. 944A H sesh ardie E Elec. C new. $15 an $10: 1 Valley’ charge ‘ ULINS—Bai ‘ Se) “ STELL, BEST ; faverter up -to date; _ rhtly used: wos si2 - gl ao « rooms of furniture ae ~ 4 ALL MAKES ‘¢ FF ' £2 t LECT have goods f 1eeced badly: must SHETL AND ic kory. w eekly rem 1 0. Cah- $15 and s0Me radi e rger ‘lean : mcrukes . after ' * Chri . To bu PLA ‘ ide fcers: w oimest m3) 3409 Chippewa st nal AND _ WATER-POWE RIC! higt s for branch store: will PONY—And cart, sadd! 431, d.c ‘ inder for motors, @ ahany 5170 ©. SEIN. ym Pee eee : Say orice. Lidiv "ah? ¥; no interest charged: Whiactes or ast bin me dd | levy EProe 3138 wt] te o —————— — eS is A LO Pl "RNI Te R Ww ASHE RS; ighest price. St ear er & : ah ‘ay hi! air. Colfax 4 340 W ©. v : Get our pric e ist: . c. or RAT "= cy) rank gp.aY. — sim =) re oft for cash, ALS th 10 per cent y : S at io apo + Franklin B _ * Price, 19/8 | 3; a b. p. 314 Mar sizes up to 60 10—Famous Cros v sav : interest and oa chairs | | IN ANT ~ BED—w th Com on. “ —s. on Si ALL MAKES MACHINES Paes ROLLA, : OMON wa Central it 9 SHET! AND Px NY = "3 . = - al ket st. uv 899 co ossley y 2- tude radio t. IOL IN—Ve . °es you $50 to S100. a ‘ ¢ i ; eel : | yew’ as AM: NE REF RU : 37. icB9) Two-seated cart ~— S 6 (c99) ast-to-coagt re O set: ry old Stradivarius: hesg. Stel! pla we : mirrore. ‘adie | 300! 9A Bads. ith mat 4 4e) | man, 3638 S. Broadway. § . W. H. Nora. | REFRIGERATOR Wtd.——Me — harness. 5176 Raymon and LS"! | complete t reception on headphones: don't miss seein sel] $300 noes a $650 ° Yate ental an4 éo- iRv ~ Ri Dw tress, Sfo—Ox12 « axkm mister. refr gerator $10 TroOAGWAaY. Sidney 1082 io) £0 ad ordet heap. Lindel} son ‘ at - | ymond. Forest 4714. Ww RENT MOTORS Brandes te ie Si ae ® tubes and Clarence. : gz thig; bargai n. 3520 "0-22 N. 18th « to $750. 4 ~~. 4 ; > : 53. tim ‘ ith we I nes: ‘4 Le) ene : = foom end cuvator and See SOW oe Geet gean Cores | RUG Weal—9xl2 rug. in 4 lay. TEAM—2 wagons, ‘Ss (£7) | comp! egg privilege: a or 4 Nangle Radio C only 6.95. postpaid. | VIOLIN—Fine: rea “a WE HAVE 5 T Rastien Go | 2212. cream - eoparaion Ww SS oe (> | MULVIHI | Box N-100, Post-Dispat “apna ondition. | _suure arnees. Hegel ab SE RVC instalation. NAT ‘to ELFe toe he a ee ee $20 Stack et, Wenatae Uieves,” Pham i SED) PLAYERS . IT IS difficul: BiGs—Ai) sizes, new av 3 eome high-erade ~ | TROOP will buy y» . We Rey 4g /7 EAM—Harnee — wae. tees * PAPEE CV. 209 Washington. ‘299. RADIO8.- tube Webster 4940. ster Groves, Phone Bellington. mahogany case ; words. but sceing is bein = as ve Fornistre &o. 82% al values. Pros- | FU N E b ae feeds: best pric song ema sr | Norfolk. _Gran nd “813M. oe coum. Cee Tv! - UTTER—1 30-in. Lever. me been used: oan te fant goa never WASSON’S C onser ‘atory ha ©) | auto. m orm — oot ie around ~ lie meng d cure Se. 20 _ Olive st UR CO _— = * — t Sv (cS) | wale =o. le ER A WBE: a. ad pt er: +o on loud spa ers « ’ Ss expert teac) abogany ca qs Gee ees 4 - ‘ " - . ‘ , . print . St _ diti y ‘Neir ic oe fe a li 4 tins i , e aie . ; . r ’ oent oak hed ne, violi oa ~ eS PO.F SEO? ee . 8 Eimer arger”enisttont™ 36, 0" ft GMM? 3" map ae | GASH OR CREDIT. “cieteneaage, Same have moots Renee | ee eae say Bo aces: | POUASMING, AID, CPU Sun oriiaeg | tarts S800: Stents StRs.”dentA’ Det sands gultae,erse guitar drama cke-| OO PS Cano pee geese" | ree Sslive é continued dressers, liv’ site wae: | ASH O 2 20.000 POUNDS of old f ony c8) | VESTIBULE WAGON—With bs __ | per cent extra. “ foul oem to 60 | RapIO— ore, __ GSS Breton. Forest 3002. SHMAN PI hi: om 43 if pot satis satiomel - the p the Drivilewe ~ oorvicg, gum cleaner. ‘om ving room te, vae- | OUR GR Saaiee ast alle F for ota ones. rewengy TR ay anatnewe cheap. 3443 § Gompten. and ies 932 Loughborough | i Machine oy Pride. ee Ne strodyne, 5 On Your Ukulele PLAY IT IN 1101 Olive st. ‘rons = Cove 21 p-to ; wu r r ‘ 24~ age. l , eens Co, | 1 , > 2s 7 i. annee se: ti } , ¥ - ge ey a Out oe o hike te ae ee | OF STC “ST SALE WE pay ze._Deimar S62_cenire| £361. (8) “q6 gage Sor, harness. drills one ‘a. grladess, nes, lathes, pomp od ‘S85. demonstrate: cost $150) wik Christensen (4) _ Schools. iaaan aa : Nay . i | nen! antes Co. hacen S—Oxl2: best Axminster; never use* Ss "RES ‘ir oe ntents of stores of ae a Se St new an - owers. etc.; . a real buy f ' ' PRN NA ox, We Hi : 2: 20 troe ‘CORY sai Co., el very cheap. Sealer. ry PAW ~ IVES Phe hens ~~ > for you at ion Ww agg ‘and coal wagon. Cal! 2627 Oth st. : oan pe ea, 333 »: 4047 Goll after 3:30 p. m.. Gra a age4aw Pi 7 ve { Play | . | 1 pense and m. :a ND = and expls our man come out | uw, (c th) st 2 ~ a8ad N. an ny ruse, gan = Riverside 2238 mattress —— oS! is ae E nd explain. out | Wa GoN—Tw c) 5650 MiL=s di fc) os and Orga: Whi —m ath lin} 4 ’ a 4700". reasonable. Chicar Carne = A A SEI.K ‘ees o- horse top ice wagon. ©) - stance with one tu ee Pee" pee ns _For Sa itne w e rkct ' ANGE | | mite 13 TEERN (es ening Co.. 3829 Finney. Uindet ante W E SA VE you 1 TO - CO. 1808 2 Chouteau Main 1683.8: = hae — on. 3130 ine vTIN Go MAC WINERY aoe —_ understandabie _ ae 2 *'Pos-Di piano; reasonable. a : Apollo, tft amars CASO .cccess ‘oS iat t ‘ ic —On x22 S . ay = whe : e ow your Slacesimaea Ice . coal. , stake top. express and Gord yn: i ru r on. 8x12 Challenge al. ‘ ° kland, to pla i “unsurpassed” tone: erner, maho po Cc ‘A BINET—Side ic mero he (wi LI '?) Sau “Th v 5 tvle ss . rT \ HH: _ Ol flats. et iT : ~ e. “rugs. contents ; ail other kind ~ of _ : 20M | FATYVAIN; 45- inch “Oth a -_ y; eile and be h easy gqny case $2090 , . : sivie. Ca 4 andsome P . r* SULDBERG. Lindell 6646 S ’ delivery wagons. 16°21 | ™> bold cut Century B = changed: $14 nec included: ex- Milner rears Fu WwW CED | tion bargain °1 7117 ~ e cer Monda’ Hil} Ridg One MV ated Li . resent Ww ith i 2.1 6 146. ' >. Jet ferson utter : us sed Cases, stand Ph ARGAINS. 50: 97 per x " mahogan c , git: TEN Nebraska a 200) c.. * Gravois av... Ky . eee ai 100) | WAGON—2 niin | (cOO) | stones. PRINTERS SUPP sand ilco A batter ‘ Ps 1004 Olive month. Aeo-ian| Kj Y COG? in cscs #350 aN ABINET— — ss tay ; a\ ePrTryv t ure! ac 4 ; i Se — ; W At ») I? -_ horse ire WA *f) Third . as I LY CU, 106 N New 3- $10. . st ingston, m h ie 5 stove me Als 7 ii ey ; . . > We 30 i ; “4 a 7 A TE? 25 % ; t > Wai ; $20. cost sos.” ] doors Te . e 0. ; { Ail Monday. “an Bed room, Dining Room ani ] Kit e hen } — “1 - - — Hi IN I ws ith ger also " porce- “ ong one ‘ wo Pe eddling Wagons and a ae ae 5, rs nes anc A belt’ ne. angers, shaftirg., 1025 N. "cok SALE -s Co.. i 4908J. y, 2010 § . 1 8th st. V ic Phone M 1 ER 4 P r A on, Dealer , en ler i, . - ice box: bargain. 963 FP iymout) : ; must se! on account , s UIs ° wa 2: ro CT Tt Ww In j 5 006 TIONS d AI ‘ it he : ABRIN ET—White e Duie Bayer A set Cor mur ity ij | Jette l erms, $s] be! cash and $2 50 week SEW! NG MACHIN — on! . = ymouth. | iru ks 2836 N Spring av. of ~ ted j is BELTING at do cc Co.. $4! OF Outhir | 195.00 > diti TRIC PIANO—W urlitzer: g00d con ain 5530, l Olive st ; 7 - 1 y. . ~ pe —es* i conc tier +. ‘ 7 aie . fice ,- i oy ce a ee — ae 3. i 2 “—~ . ~~ ; e = a RMS 145A oer child's : ‘yg Regan te ‘ee: at CHINE—Singtr, ichiy |) 5 N_ Broadway. cS) | 3 of ted : also other pumps special-| amp.’ iliard radio storage battery 130! S Comnte Tal Gran | poe — Taction|\y west | 1° ~ R ANGE—B —- ; Sa20 Pershing, 3a floor i , ) s.} lece Ame > W used, abrmwin 5831 es = yj — a oo: | PI’ &P contract ors” service. FARBAI famp. hrs. only . , ge battery 150 ae at ie me mm ° — (c68) . ma tir ) ya _B326A Tex argain. ai Rea eos . ir eou nn ce a - rican alnu SEWING i = ~. GB) I _ MP & MACHINERY - AR | inghouse yn used few months: West- . wpri ht; fine layi ‘ : de $° 50 csess | i JIBR ARY T 7 : betote a arene Dinin 7-Roor Ct. s : : t Ts bag’ G MACHINE—Eatra nice dreop- MACHINER ite Bidg. ¥Y C.. 318 Cran-! complete Gattery. A & B battery nei ome! good stude: u niano: pias ng condition: i . AY am en- hox Sin TABLE— Rug range. toe. tle 4 om bination, black Rr dge ‘ “ = n . wuites a e xtra spe- ' cE ori he $i: bome Ss ima “y aos te Finne, y }? U NOC i = RE sa! = ~~ Re len ic¥y! j erything. eee eg ins) le loop attena: ~ a: ‘dena 5oO $4 per ae aa 4 Id : eo 75 uffeta | reasonable - aii 006 an macd: almost re 4218 Arsenal ( ial, Ss] NG MACHINE — Singer droph = w | fower G zhmem — athe 329} can operate: ete ready for use; any | aera Olive at. eolian | || . vuffeta, = jie. S840A Me tion: Heros k— AE A, On spn No. 66. 352% Singer drophead, anted pn Ea ee (c99) | ket: ate; positively fine yone | KNABE— ; ee : extension ‘«. IP 320A McKee h—Perfect combinatior ————e- | os 7e , = SOLTA P. irk av ree KADIAL ~ —— )} | ket; perfec ‘ finest eet on mar- z——Upright. ee eee > y . kicet ~~ S | TBR ARY TABI LE—Buffet: wee room + SaOha Stenmett a, nd dining *] ied Jeautiful Tw o-Tone on = j XG MACHINE—J ee eee a ee \G AR \GE EQUIPMENT Wtd-—Compiete, | ‘'aa-4 = Dall. L—Bi ic ck ford: | “drills to cen-| soing to Galitornta, eg local station: aed : , Deautitus oe ona > Goat ) ELLINGTON at te le 84% a “I Tran. f--, A no denlent BTROL L aa O Net reed crib, > mattrete Piece French Walnut Bedr a ; WwW. 1, eae very gone cha pe O44 aed , — ' mobil repair shop. é‘all ‘Ben- _ agin i a 7 1, argain. - PS ce hd “8675 M price wil en te. memes ROY Ss. “1100 Oliv yd new ; $335, woe. ' SCHIT LING ” . — - 7 ~ | L_INé« iT = . - : &. chea). e vraska . a oom / .~ an . - Ana a : fy ~~ © ns be ee 5 ? ‘> Sr I . = OW ’ " 4 4 2 75¢ per wv . “it M RiGs— = + ane nat i 7 SEWINe: MAG | Mi an edited eae eee ~ = auis Mo. aie aaeSoeaenO NaN fe MASON & |} P BoB: 8-piecs | 13x 5D Ue Wallerete ne tel, oa MPOLLER BABY BUGGY—BPaby bed Suites; extra special, $98 AG. SSRN a eee eee es | ee Se a eet oe an} (REFRIGERATING M ACHINE—3-ton Bak {c)| “ tull-octave ay pright: 88-note. | EMERSO 3 ) 3 rooms fur- LINOLE UM RUG—6x12 s. 4619 Routes Betiress. Tens suit. mirror = 3 bs ~ $200 Elegant 2-Pi ony v le | 39694 McPherson, ke offer: must sel | Co 5 oe Sse Service| "a Supply ‘c s Se National Pack Radio Repairing So. ee any time i %,. gens SMITH ; N 45374 Orecon a laundry mee. Osi! todas 1028 De — =-r lece elour “EWING M .CHIN!? / WE buy 7 — (C99) | Sep —~ = 05 Franklin fe) | DON'T THROW , ——— ear on 4 new instru ot ne r «& BAR 7. CINOL. Ei gon oe PARLOR SET Bue eee or _— : Guaimubdeds ts INE—Drophead 66 Singer E buy all kinds of machinery. Mid-Corz | REPAIRING and rebuilding of electric n . We rejuven AWAY OLD TURES 100 Olive ment. CONROYS. NES 3}. F. CO. small } 'M—Shighths | used: bie bet ipienes. table —— ie we and EX - 3 > iving -Room Suites, S128. PP acm co ay yn on. With attachments. sie = Pe ment and Machinery Co. BP nesmy ty and generators "ome electric oe Co.. 1023 N a ig Radio Sales PIANO—W itt ta Se a | Taken in trade, but ter, se.) A - Sted : ° IIe? emens ‘ . cL nes le } Baan : Ss . Ze LAL Mc. . , ; ; W@W. ana as rr) a af . as _even é : ois TRRART (e1@) FB os. 8312 8&8 : 14th : low Price, Levy TKR iM SET——Reautiful 5-plece aay : 47 i a 4-_Burner . Buek’s I Gas ;s EWING MACHINE—Singer 3 ey --——~ ; — a ae 3 «Qu immmeiiate Geli: 4 - tore in “Rock for Se REPAIRING—Ca! Ms hae Shan: rine all after is New ‘oan { in good conv MMs orn TL 5 ILEUM PARGAINSG. _ Fe 2006 Lafas ; tte Oras a 194KM Stoves i ext ra « : |. S : eo cae ris +. ~~ \{ & wet? fe .. sou , 4629 For Sal : ble tri Co . I ip . , 10% *, . ” tit nan Ww i terv char gin z. 8: 349 Oh io sf 40: og Mahoga: - $100. 5063 Kensin c : ition eee . $32 40° 1, l yard: discount oy new; extra heavy. & os M4253 Kosaut Mece; best oualky: $30 pecial, $27.79. _ | SEM ING MACHINE ic) | AIR COME RESS “ | eo” ee trie. 35 arms; rug racks; | warts. en saan’ ge, repair your radio or | PIANO ATTACHMYN’ ie) | | $10 Down 5 me Oss50. L An- 50c.'_ BENSINGE oR 0. “1008 25: Da cited ROOM Kt 7 eseuth ie) | 7 All-Steel Day Beds and | et ct condi Sil gee , | pew: $135. A BOR Curtis: jeok movors, | 1} eo 92, Ham hon. ‘| CALL GP. wis a ee chean. 4837 Hane 300d condition: | | ae Month —— a (Ci) : = a £7 BVOM SUITE—Four eces or : » Me “ te nb b10n. 2 Years * mrt rea - ers ec Co. 221 Mar-! > —New rip ’ uintt: cheap: nwi"O . aieuadioten 7 eee é rianever. . ~ a | LIVING ROOM &(ITE_ Ea Market Meme war talle. settee. be Dg cy fiber. ob- Pads: extra special. $15 sonable ~ _$8° Peat-Dhemnteh. rea-| ket st. (ae; band saw, $25 ni cutoff: cheap: good rewiring, rebuilding, for rad: ea airing. | PLAYER-PIANO—S145: jike new; cash OPEN EVENI , Pe a heavy wen. | res Grande [f. : — Cr hf 2. CuDe, a cost $120. By a5 r De : he aE $4) z - . | Cla » Sie). , ta" TN : M ACHINE—=*: : pat AIR / OMPRESSUR: . a —- ‘ | eas. Mond ret eid —_ 7031 s. Broad- graving and eervice. ‘ae iDbing. en line. 2607 iran , iike new; cash or 4 . NGS % ae aS LINING ROOM SUITE—3- 1S noe Ae We ton. $35. Dealer. (Cail ?. »-Piece Enameled B - ‘ aan.” Carman * mame jollie, weaver jack. Le ay BOL W. Poic |= HOE REP AIRIN _ | erm by ope methods. We th made mod- iz U PRIGHT PIANO—Good (c) : ~ — pear] ike new. Koch 44: 304 piece. mohain ae - ae fact G it reak- s ic? tiv seme? ae ee zhouse Motor, | Drive, Clayton Wr wid —— . ty W. Poio . be NG } OU ay \r— ‘ome plete: as ee | vadio men ir St. ew & one of | (WS Ohio av Good condition: 18 ! va Ce vysh LIVING. ROOM “St _Pwan. ie — : om FT @lectric: es . a: PuIites: yw . . | Park av : : a ne€al to04] | - 3 ie’ Oe 5 ecee as a Be sire i ¢ olur nbiz ic N ADIO oO* i) PI * . - 1 — e052 an nr Ruaeranters. _ » ‘ xtra e aq*le 7 ALES uM re «uM a is °ET a] A , t 302 0 S. are j—— Fin! ; Giaee oven door. | arn i chair . 4 #. et + recken w — mine 1" er tr. SP i =] q 75 c spe cial. @ NG WAC HI a seme —_ , - ; ; hain noists, 7 Se ty te wae i oa a - “s = FEE a ge c ro lwo ca Aig m he 40 Grand SP 2100 in manuel,” paid $550: eet ] » OLIVE , a ic) LIVING-ROOM. a tats. ng > extension: $14 Cal D- *ioacks and, dyes 123) “Sane a gieaeat iis.) _ ann, 609 Security Didg PIANO—F (2) 4) 006 . ~ 0 SUITE-— “ss MT -Cantine: € Ds : : r‘andard rizes. ‘TANG? M ' oe mn eer i we é a : bus je —-. > hk = nd : £000 condition: lizs amd Tors . e + ; ie - TT i SEW PAU . ae = - 7 ' ; 2044 Michi AOL! car (2.. + nent ‘Ea Lat. and Ma > ] ( .: gany sla mts } — T 7 ne WUlcK Mea) - 7 ; Y = ruge 3400 4 opanen al “a >, in oe Furnitut! e a; sii aL Ww, a. +, a Xx . ra spe ‘ ial e *« “35) ad W ite x A .¢ > he Py - eginkerTs ait 7 as ————_— — stints seitialininaitiis a 4i5 en urity = ‘Z. Ot t. }i« M Otc OS : A TI SIVOR 5 :_ 9s >): hench. 23s $ Good Now. AE alking Machines For Sa a ING-ROOM SUITB—Vp? _— _— HK |e Large size Mal D BE hcg i nem Tem ~ age Nye Ag rsh LASUK=—Vouets. enxines T. ANKS — PIANO— \ligh-«rade ors ru a tel OLIAN VOCALION-—W, le : ea} 6002 ; it ae rs. cas range. 3816 | 4 LE RE! Tt hie x - 7 . i 44 nograp +] a bOg@aAa)) v L h O- chines “ si ae SNnoc : patching ma- et ~ > ‘hole j us a. nem gencrators ma- | e , S, Ww (1 yt IEN mae a5J. 5358 Marcus. Cc, $75. aa PR nnd Was taken in come us $125. now — a § SS Coe ae - SUITE : an eave. in first » . is a fine piece of “ur- IS; speci al, &4] 50. | chines. 2? Sing > ai ste rei gaat bing ma 208 & — ze hu Racor ing Machine (@., | pom Ss] diam. by 10 ft. hich NO) —— fF ‘irst-class ‘Core } erstone Music Lo. ili on new Raines one @ece rer: ye} hue yr on - Sieme piece . , aA i f-CiAaSss « on 1ti9" i, rk wa Xk ~ a , ‘ther sowing pe § : « oT 4 Tria h nee, ] > « anon _) ae . Mr ic “an 715 + ath rv “ et. ed > ; : L 4108 J 1) i, ¥1 ‘eencate Vietor ARTOP HONE Eee. i¢ Olive. 4 a _ — {ea ) : LIVING Ri ou S At One ar mise _ w 3100, - e oes for B30 i UW 4 cede Mik with moter s8°0 aes #3 aes complet. _ \K ER » Olle HE ATING VJ) in CASH 7: : —_— . ri (ad ; an , Ww Rene th | DIFC KMANN POM . BEGINNERS > j Sh gan) uUprig? nt: $66 ‘Slon “M ace ou new Ed . Wag : a 17 Vi must sell. 3963 “eee ry table at day and a fine be at SEWING MACHINES—Sstightly used far Wabash 523W. i demonstrate. Cal | “,ppInG CHI ¢ 109 Security Bide. jo. sax, S— Private lessons: tenor ban- | enandosh. 2d fhoor west. ” Fae i ae aie Lo., 1114 Vive. 1008. Stiver- | — a ING ROOM SUITE =~ . Just the thing to save sTmce 20 0) SAV RB _ its na h nea Soren: wate used poll BAND SAWS— ——— _—— {c) poe geenainr . Ss ‘KS—We are liguid4a ine easy nian a rag in, guitar, violin. plane ; | 4 LANO—Exce! lent mah (ce) av NBW kK peautit i . oo q low Yen: sore ™ hair used 2 non the. ver stu uffed mo : rey ae ae é, 1 i rH I) rome: 3 White 7 - } “Ae ro ‘ Wil. va a shes 1 ia _ aw ot) “pyal 40 0 hoy , ne fanpnp mz chu ks at an ext*a S. le ‘fopee iow terms: results. 412 is ber h 31 45 Afre t. x Up ight. and a sty ie eine rifice +50 Ds 8. Cast. ic) | LIVING ROOM— 3939 Gasconaa—® M CLEANER—Hrove: lim hex MUST GLANCE OVER son. @ Singer round-bobbins ong sh eee, 2S Se eee sees ef A ge gg i pce ~- howls Machine | MUSICIANS ~~ (c9@) | PIANO—Upricht, $7 te irene BRCNSWICK—$150 mize ‘41 “Cunpios : fi ost new. ; 2 meces - overstuffed. n condition “94° North Mer pew ..i GAINS “VERY + set SE RAR es 3 automa: Sineers Ginser port ues - ~ rurfacers. swing saws, borers. | #ivw ae Lourhbord gh av. Pa heer “TANS—-Most won | car av. (2. W abash 199 caenh, ‘y 50 maze: 90 F re ‘ de-! --.>. " EVERY AKRTICILE GUAR e’ectric, on! mind : , Porta Ove anders, cordwood saws. e*¢ | TINNERS TOOLS — —— - published $1 t darful book eve? =a7"71% av.. Bt Charlee Rock R J. Ba SN tag ecords; $ 4 : ‘ ie LJ] \ IN . Re " . MM a : ( he iM ‘ LE ANER T’aed very : » tle ED eX ACTILY a= ‘ pv e RTT hs AN i raomyr e psa - cyt : re mt ing “at 4 re. ; iners -_. 2s ” \ Ot: . ist uv pn re , imnerre ee tS 4A ~. quare s"ears ing. ete. : ° : ap Lies improvising. ‘. k- ' SQ! A Y E PI ANC Rahal oad. a _ fe) BRUNSs CK.- =x F torar mee - py t : ( $10. leo ice. | in al ant oa eT—3-1 piéce: buffet. Atn- ruice S15 ‘ "R)] Vietor et > ’ ° Sep IF wv ~ — eevnings. 46°20 Faston ici BOLE mek bE - 23 - - at —_ ’ ‘ emake Bie own, M : bh . purre ete . eoT ‘ets **brea ks od in. n instruments; contain’ 728 O1 ve. - good ‘con itior: 3° Benton i157 4w or 1 2 other oN : JUTLia re at , Grand Feces cheap. iw CIL_LEANER—Duntlv: a i. attach WE INVITE s | ha - . mee ' = . A seeing m ; .16 ) dio: “diplor —-. pa a° ye ur hom or cost $1°50 - ae A NO—U se! 6 mont WP wit hy MA al was ett hen cabinet ma bstien an ie Lal \ ING: Ha —IM STl — ma tM CT, sN ER — . — rol rICcED PrRNI LA DE AND MODE | it Pe 4350 ¢ : erms “enting repair ge — ; én A s M - i te ed | OR TRA rOR—With every acces- 4: 564 ) Me™ ; an date Prof. S Aronson | Pra a J au (srand IPils > Se ? OT Sup SX e nh sto A ees ' ory " exce jent cn aditieo i fay ‘ ” - ine imar 51925 oe )—-- Mahogany case S ? = Co.. 11043 $-burner “good sehr. vive velour, 3 = — aide een L5?S ST Ut Ry impbhr [AR tKED IN PLAIN hs CRE We) ICLE | REP L.T Sings gem a aw i. mahc gany BRU vow 1e K LARGE cali a aoeh nes : Air. , fires tla — _—— “ihe new, $1°% . o_-¢ ~ a : des nana . ” - 7 2 *. a — , q nin >. LIVING ROOM—Bréakf (055) meet pny = = sable ER —Burek e cep ner.:| 8} rt £ “and ps . va uty dresser. Simmons |- ; BOILERS—4 portavie 25 i estinsentinliaielinis be rHE smi! “7 stump puller wi'!l increase ‘the From 20 ‘Eh, imits AL style; like nae oe tone, | late $44 U wid Ww A K—$250 50 ‘ ; ~». Wag ruge. icebox and es eet. —_ Bachmen* « ogR} oS. ary cheap with $955 vatue. i felt metteess Regular | HORSES AND VEHICLES ers on ™ AB me 9 \wle 25 h vp. pr boi’-| $50 te f your Wass stump land from ment: no fake: play nitators ~- ) _experi- Bene igor ‘oO. 1007 S600, anty Bl25 a7 cs ords: Vie 50 size. o only ily 800: wi wi _ “ Washington firat —_ on ola fg 5953 ari — 4 avois a... , sp EC IAL ‘ sicade » Mud . aisn Horta bie Clues of i y ts $ 50 an acre’ write for our free Christensen (4) TR istensen way. Pp I 4 es Os: ~ te ‘ Ma: ket es. S25 to $40 n- console $50: rs Be ores use | ten Cabeiy tea7 See, ni ae | $121 00 For Sale skids 25 "to “40, BD. Prompt Bipment: | Smiths. Va et merrent ban,” Tee |p, SEW STARTLING METEOB — | 48 en ee gl io abr twens eee tide : in ; ” ms ING R ‘ » _— — 3) _\ + oe ~ oes . Mia \ onda Vv aft dy 4 Cc »AT e YA p — ° Mac r Co = | \ : = Or i p rT A nre« " ' - as ' eT ro Minn { ‘) for te ac? dir Pa } tha y «@ -) HOD ; 4°?) Ce . or su te. ther artic’ 3k UN sw icK— . Po wh oven. whit erat — $300 suite, &i ®. refrig- ee imsier Di. , BEDROOM STITT ee Rb ¢ T'FIT—Horse pes , Tr ie | «t.. St. Le-uis. M>. wi WPWORKING MACHINE ae moimts ne, Banjo and ukulele: ma ke ot omnect ic a es with rtabie. three 94° Theodosia. er, ro of} aa Sipry qoker, Corona oe _* m CLEA NER—Regina. ‘nechanic-| 4 almut Fre ‘es é nish piece suite in Burl f “y inormyg en Se stavie le pny ane ¢ 2 ae Wae urtis, 0. 8x0.8; one 20 } | We have: omplete Ae. 5 of —! a an ts a ce , a4 Bt a lesson. Call Lindell PIANO Unusual tone: $40: $5 ¢ Cash. “soi he Fin dey jintest Nap ar ae - hi ARN - trucks. 3162 Easior % like rew: ms meey: éaan ass cond tion: | — > ¥ "4 ine macesaer? * such ae banc eT we Te rv. OTE te hie, ‘aronde'et Moving Co., 7507 8 = here fires tot bey: These sre for eg ‘ vine Co. 7! LIVING-Rox — ee ——————— ic ranity @nd full-size t “Pilate ae es © ag yao ~ MINCRETE 1 Bin. S3eh £25608 en. ee saw tables. mortisers. te Pian | x ; >= , * ‘ rice; am lea make your e » ay lane a ihe L . vw i a Mahogany, a a 7 teed LE \NER— Burek: a at: Constructiog U-size bow-en d bed. ¢: Ws Brvot |: —— xe rees: sacrifice & : + oN a , W's pen i =e Ee Mix ERS— Fe com gr emggmeaggmn yang . la ‘s ere. Se at fo new Ande aa. lolin’ Posy wey U skulele. tener bhente. | Pigord. used 1 anal upri-hts oe t our. Park thre | the elty. See Mr. ows ; ne : ,: ry ’ - a ie ~ ents i i fe — we _ , ; cs . de . died o : — ss ; ~*. 7 == —- dn — : Le a! S. er or 3] nied} ‘te : - pe ene , © 118 ed % r Tr) cy F if 7? - . _ © Sums. "Inn Se ’ ohh Ase ’ ia . ; - - USseG ‘wo a446R ust — ; lear ing — \: en fy = ry TO9 © Ww W iii se |] reasOonand.- SPECIAL .. j wa fons a Be 4 es mares m ile a farm ' iTa.ier or regular ool . 9m a delivery. Ks WE RIT Rs rr, HINE f 8 ¢ «. tig' - . Now 20- ~eny Babinet “White | carved weod tase: almost ‘ews belt ericad Mex | Dente (VGOM, SUITE. hendoome Queen. | Miike pew; ct dvive, Richmond Heights. |“ reelar moanting ab Waller Wieve,| .. HUGH ELEC CTRIC CO. TEACHER OF SINGING | Haatee scope ay Aver! 8.32 | tone “Music Ge. S114 Ouver ou, Rilvers : - ' ne + very chea : Sund ; Almost new: wt! ge!) M CLI -. A YER cHoover = oe aw '. 5S ehat: > and nae ’ 7... oblong tab'e like new at cle set pe \dier's waco. T trey Ba mt ns a sizes in stock 3 Motors : se Francesa exeling. the Od S oo = . -~S%50 hitch v-ade or : ; "* Sf ie ‘ive. Tort) [ Wue Ouick | pan 2664 Vi acrineton 110, AP ee et wit tem Lopes casket fer’ pour ole mot. | HARNESS Chea? 3% Got ana ia ee ee Lin- | sets, motor Sal Stee EAR wo oats: Son qeratin. Book | Gre "Ziah”’ Ssohe a ye none: onan pee pg Fe Bla bad yeaa i fece ; Very cheap "ARIAR SET—5.-; * —_— + oe OS terma, Cal! after 6:30 —) ad Os FY PR eee F Smith «RAND-TY wre 4 buy ; phone PD : he aliv new: ¢xce' tio” “‘DISON—~—M h 4741 Cupples pl. , Cal) Monde | upho'at T . piece: * mahorany: { -_EANERS—Fioor —— os ate Sa I iM SUITE. beautiful'y 7 a = 7" (3 ascow av 2 583 eda. ankilin. Bomont E MONEY ( WE R Bt og 7lLI4A E Mei Pherer . elmar 5464W or cell Ft + 74 to j r ogany, new, with extr Monday,| «5; a x’, es perfect condition; re sneval. En! . Reaver. ,mmples: ares Se, Manes velour” Marshal! = | HARNESS—Two sets =~ “eye RAND BA Woede “ (cB) | ON YOUR ELECTRIC MOTOR OPENS - SS he BI. AST PIA Cp 7) Mismi, #1 iney 26027 ord; cheap 39353 ‘ a AR = ow as $5: save m ; nstruction large davenvort. arm gue of 00 s Compt aati at @ ee ic hat_amt —————-—ha _tcl4 “eet eee eeaereee .$o4¢ ae) 39070 Oh ee CO..aTs Jose: ha K utz. auto rane = Pn wi tes 2 ecqulipment: **evrm ' al I TYE B: “A XP, e fone a R. U. Leonor phopucranhe 3% AN a? Pe NE Ww rE Dts ON PHON come ana. (ec S —— . a tai ROLA—Lamp and fan. ‘$3244 Wy- uteau. NT tec, onan ee eles eet ae ee | A s IZ BS; - Auction Ca.. 3m Lucas: OGRAPH ~ | ied. e. PARLOR SET— a i *- LIVING ROO —— HORSE—3173 Oregon av. ao, | a. Oe ek © : coMMEP Bt STRICAL S Christ ‘CaS Ci. 4 | PIANOS—We ha nd sold on terme @ 4 jealer, BIS N | ,,00a. © CSET Lorry big, Sree $7 BPOLA—Brass bed. bird care, chi ae | stuffed. Sak Mardball pertdy coutraccien. Poms Tie py 5. Gedney Co mero me clock. ei. cease | Ad URE. NaS OP igs eit Sch: $0! : | PIANOS—We have a few uprizits \ (88 | .Soxnoys = terme. of $1 per week 109 : : akes al! 2610 Lafayette , Ue id'a roll tog = 409 upholstered in figure construction Mt waa Gani 1 ae 1 Hal: st.. East -:.| A on RE S 1291 | weet 2 Bes lnerams co” aaa O.1¥e_st. . ~=. Soe : te. th R | top desk. oN2t in figured moh neta easant. ' ae) = au hon «he for. he 65 ” ° ‘mahogan upright writ, Dea; m that won't Sonate odie “save wrour old J RDROBE—Onk : pearly new. ~ 3304A ps = peel $2: 50 value. and fireside e 5°28 Shaw > = — s5At le “bargain ( "R r SHE RS | . | Se then ] om L — ALL ~~ Ss RK ap’ | Bam Wel.ston Ride Lind abany L738 KMever's. 1 * thy , an ad int Katy terre. nas my = 017 TH Grand, y 7) i : . ator. St. Lou F _ : oeee cee eee eee cereeeew ese ORSES—°* hor«, — {c 4 Gates + >. ry teri ] er b : aa KO" ‘ lat usalle __ fouls. n E * r i PL or} my © . ; a RO) . 4 ——— Le: ij che ' d ghich | a4 ie” Dreatuan. yu, “5 RD 'BE—Ant joue ~ walnuts diees can $144 00 | "6340 Isabel. ” Wel maeen ss and wagon, | No 3 D oie x, 4 or one No. 4-K. one ers shat: ” pumps. ion gg ge hha ng- Ww ATE RMAN ae a 2" “ 90) cab = s Clo wv Ww $145 athe 88-ncte: bench. | P WONOG ~— nee 270) bare *Sah ata 4428: 1; RANGE—Smali size side- Wisi: = INO S728 Olive. DAVENPORT RED SUITES , HORSES—Team, b “ ‘=~ _ DIECKMANN B09 Se ——s HONE > |nv 6261. , ic ean. 2912 Lindel’ -—Bargain: hang THE s ae $77.50° terme ‘8 t, Vt hiite "| al Pee - sdEe & Keach Al co Wer " Paes $45 > water- “* CABINETS. finished in Dalle T # ~~. ;xlO d. metal mta! Work. fix? wre ‘2 . Ants ha os pemeir ’ « ‘ nak @x« . = . PL AY ER. PI _ fully guara f + : every inetrument - chnanD —~=h) : kr ANGE Masr " — ——— * Hy Ev reka ’ aeu Si) Ae] ree » see 0e0eee0'8 .$28 50 / siz _ between 1 and 4 2 m . ‘ail Montev friction drum ie iste “irl? a. 4° +4, 2 3 Br eaves, jocne. stampings. 1345-47 Ss | 3200." reidmen 23° i , . av ue , ' le pate ANO = Mahogany \, cabinet all Vay Sern — — Dani as low as ¥ : ‘ = ae OUTS combination: : " Dlken > cid : ‘ane ti ran ] ~ : ORSE i n > ssee _ ar ic} tior dr IT y, . — * ‘ Aa a ce. © iTric a Stee 3 le 7 ’ . ' , ve 2 eronc ler m ues . ' tele 6 vy al gas range a ther furniture 83957 Mc - Magni h — ain BR umpnres BE — genuine Simmons, walnut finished, | = tate ot noes. aan Sereem. 2214 58. Me mn drum hoists ~ae 12: Ne Be oe te DIES—High-grade: light mans ifac me $2 PIANO 1 NING—Repairing. i = bea > Ratna: Etze oe oh am “Nhvakes Of all inet Wheto Used : mickeled and |e 2! Comb inathk gee. errr ae co a eke inging wrt ‘ -inch posts. spring and . HORSE . — tier; 7x12: ®%2e ang B%x10- (lode metal stamping, patents develoned. 1 ng.; anteed. Feldman, 27 guar |" hh TANO—E€ wy all fakes Of al! kind etan Bieelntsaag | MN ios eaeees suas: SAM ar rege: in | nate” delivered ie eamieary carton se AMS aliens Brees a pales | ok uGesce ets RS ett | eee eng ee “rere” aSat,| 2208 SUPT gat; Titnen ine wri’ Shane’ ge simetine | tip eumrgatend Yer Bemoran Tw GE—wBrid nent a ———— TOS.. « " ‘ ‘Sal (c®S , | “Wis - ae 6 nee e@ © eee 6 6 £19 ~e | Hi RES a . “all e bster 9R9 ice. ; ~~ drum bem hosts Wwe Sa ie i : C- a ~aAl @. ft Tots Mo “7 ‘| PIA NO > TU Ni " 2 i> 44 man! ty: .° fe. de Launary “tte. ; oseeeveneeer e .S18 ,3 poses on] a ‘ 1c : aii pur - tric and ell ai es K.2¢? also elec- | . : mode: work. punches . + ~ veurs ex erienc — oo. P+ +r = on Fe e PORT . rept. ; Ne dror a | RANGI - ——_~ ~ 1 Cease. Brie © » down: ¢ J FE ans iravoils. aor il driven hoista. Writ Ba, ate and dies manufactured i Kautz. 140 Cott . a. » ver~e ‘ an not«. ‘ihe BLE. $° : ~861 " ;: | name uick Meal combination: Dine = 3185 & Grand erms. Marks Elec- | . | HORSES—Big team: g004. lool cee RY | GemoeMorn-Aiaroem) Back C a ay Cai. | fa tory Wieser “Co 615 x" hr mecere Mo “ enste’ . vene av.. Webster Groves, ; S190 ensh. s a0” NS - ols and bench O17 Eeet geen: value, $18; like & new. G ” tr - 1 ev0U asa ii re A’ HF Rj a . | Rt GS, axminster., Qo 1° i ers co — ~~ iOovumeTs vw ork. ‘ — J =f. Lo = Mo ag! 7 . ‘~ oa. | he Lh floo r : ens ‘roacwey =e Cee A, ‘ors P # 4 ‘ - B- 2~ enter (ery Prat 6 . A mand nh ew: reasonable. 2054 tuh San b and new. A RB Cc. : one - good quality. wei Fn © seamless, extra’ - ately at * agzon and harness: sel! seve HoT-WATER RB ee ae Pe IS i-QO) x HU BE RT & Si WN “S607 Francia ide VE R-PIANO Flectric — aa tAB-—ie veral floor ‘onalaie hHeied Ou ; LA Ni > = ‘amb -_ - (c} Grana mertner Ej ectric Oo.. 3°, m 3 fro ™m f lar $55 la cream select Hi RP = ; rv] SS Ss Jeffers rson - fr fo nia Bas os Ro Arc oO: new: e75- T soe L.. 1 1E AND MACHINE WORKS mont ” 548. We tune repair vat By- . cho he ap for heiek cone a , ‘e TH} He un to en “ake on oie eae 4 i” reg Mea ex ~ nati on. enameled Quick Jd Sar - guara teed per- —— 3.004. vou ing su: tat le mosenematpares ; R362 De TB : of ‘ or s rox ms, $75 | Ss ecliat mar hy‘ nervy exper mera! - ork estimates fre. Members Va os ty inieh. —_ rer a4) “f Wa wore 45 wrrerc" co, 1104 « On w fi a. m 4 ent condition. Call Sunda a | ERS—Thor, Eden. mC} €Almetal SPRCIAL purpase: owner Wil eell for = any | neeeeier in Owe Pe Fry — ‘stamping reasonable rat neat, | ere Piano Temers. _ ional Asso | PLAY ER-PTANO—™ - cSa~) | TALEING MACH? pombe ss - i ers vi rica. oO 4 — eT | -_ RB 1 Almet! “see ee * © eee — b’ = tr , ° Beli chea } iw.g i ERRIt wn } *— t> m EE —— M ea. i EAL 9 | a9 D »- gary: . ve Sena} ‘ ‘ = LaANGH— Fe = 2220A RKurpell 8¥._ PE lect -\- Go. Ane: * $95 up. Gaertner y Nal og »+- $31 95 am ok. 4311 Prairie av. po ae blocks. c ee ee a S sheaves. | ACHINE & TOOL CQ, 22 3° Broadway WE CAN supply you with mot andy A. Hom: will sa vifice 2 .... ‘fect on. rte S975 017 Sant G ° id te se * heal. rial yrve . | ve b Combination f 4 rai — 3 N ore nd. ; : ‘ RSE ugey : “ = - Cc) rea sor 7" Ye oo 7 we on uc ets, etr.: wri os a (cOa ) arms repacagr nartis ; io eat to".e Oot fei tow . “© - : A i 2 NG vw (mre. ran ’ wardrobe eS: \ | nol-Waler connections. 4 S pwi: = MACHINE— Rlue mira | elettric ) po a age EUM RTGS. Gold Seal. 9x12. ev- 4425" Ss: good ¢ han aier wagon , hd har To — | N. >. 2 nation brecht Mach SS ee hs tng phenegraph at ane Be yg — ba . PL YR PIANO ine —_ ee Heyy com aittion s150 ace ie te 5 orane : a RANGE—Suparior pega inger; good @rder. 1210 Sid- | ery ug guaranteed perfect Deattically ev. | RoneEe et Eee fall Sunday. EXHAUET FAN—%4-inch, Airect- DI | Fe re eee tan Rif eT ge a Se Le fanualo: @'.| ass hrtcy Whee ee ; fe mRon atowe oh Ilouse. 119 N. Broadwey. & . weet "18 rATMING wicni~v ten Bal” é : —_ a. Ce , ah ° bot : . PR — vl ; ‘ ‘ * | weig? y 4 r-Oic fat ' ack hor oa ve. o eat grinder: b —_ parlayed Mo : ’ . mT Ayr Rt ne _ e with — E— Ww Al eon Seen neni? | RANG cua ae quick sale wel SEX 70 ron Seo ANY Ai. |OUR PRICE .........., $12 95 | 123 a 0432 Cuan, workers: bargin in: | 8. Broadway. Sidney oon Elec. Co. 162° | . Wanted = R750; f1 PANO BET BB-note: - cost Noumea... eee . I; &s 79 1 . Me iik uk k Meal welgd ae, cab WYT OW it 7 RE Fr IXED. oeeeees a& & i . ! = “ BP — ; = a 2Oney f) RADIO Wie th Ac Aine — eee ANCE FOR YOUR OLD rURN 78 St. Louies cae, euver, orse, S25 and coulter and ° ha, By wae: -inch vilow | —" m Motor Co.. 1030 N. Grand. } rerulsted os and = reprocucers 2- PIANO. BR-note: oF , ertiong of music: only @9 new oe mdai'io ; iu — " po Bile De . - . ~P he > “Soe oe , ~ ae imp'erments Ove a ' 4 repaired. IAC turneq “tae im ft ow cost new $A°0 Phonerre nh ¥ town w Tt le range os ¢ ename'ed coal and d Water in te $77 n. cor per, rev E. LE PH INE AND O17 aA... . ITU Ft E. HORSES—B: _S¢ as nen ‘ ~ Buf rd ny YT , . ne it el om | tor 47 » an a ‘ At ~~ (Obregon Vie. aif. ’ ne condteton- lamer ; %.. Inc... , S ome Sincere cs | Nuala, Condition: $50. Denier. SURRBETNC cx—7 $75. ‘Wyaewa $26. | PIV, WILL. CALL ep MAKE AP | ycrpeune Brown mare: eiso registered Mili ris.._16 miles wes Of Bt. outa. fe) | For Sale Oe Nm ae a ea I I nerds | ree sormleeh. 62h § Brestves . f plea O / 4 ale . r ¥ r ‘ ’ a uls ‘ ae ; vr, Te ? : 4 | _ na ~~" RANGE—AHall r EE BSHTNG MACHINES. elas ISAL | Look at; wriced right. Stable. im, 9 (GRADER—Standard Western Blad - : | AMPL IFIER—Geebe: new: PHON ; Mypal atetemens sold home moving ¢ leak ‘a7A8 4 records: "shanioee =a . anita, dihetaceaea combination bookca@@, ~_ of washers —We repair ar! | Hebert. ; th and 1-bex concrete mixer. 2 Pome * grader: 100-ampere batteries: . a Si 5 ot Sy OGR AP PH REPAIRING | pea eo RPT ASA | (ce) | OUR 7 *.. Call en, 948 ne fixtures. Remington typewrtte® te Almeta) ‘ Quick service Benton , | HORSES—~4 sy. ae ea ae Florissant aly 3! ne | Rectigon charger; ¢ new + vmatteries, All k za of sith, —“--ocaee #4 an COR Viral a —— 7 i.e. : . ‘ee incuba ter ype . ‘ Mt 4 Oo. "9°07 Ma OPEN FV ERY EVENING TII y : y . young, sling ie and doub! ICE : oor or t! et . ' ee coaet to cosat recep maxes. a FF» full line motor ¥ ith records eis. a KS .nete Sos mie? ent? . -Lerge vite - \ hace Connecti.ut ¢ . gee or lamp. Soo tal nenee | OR i ATER BY APPOI . 8 P. M. rass-moun‘ed harness. combinati pubIe en ANS—100 standard size. us on dealers bargain. quick ‘Bal REP parts and saccessori«s. ~ 4 tone “ote with hea? ’ ralien aa ae oe ie me tae aed ‘Wem eye Aras o . > ahamma REFRIGHI erend Sat ge MACHINES tented 8 (cR) "OINTMENT. -_ cou! wagons: also aan age wei oe lle condition. F. J iat ured In | 4906 Forest Park bi.. secon loor Pm = PAIR SHOP. 916 Pine ee | walet 88-m te. at Maa ates ® S175- bey e POR pake TROT a ee nw (—N i 1) REPRIGERATOR—Amall st . joer, a: Washine- Sanat > wer | cheap 1906 N_ 10th eddier wagons} Ce. Granite City, Ml. P ifg.| BATTERY CHARG 2 Noor. ee 09)! ate @195 ROU co ane se ; Plert + ea x ne he w $) ie H side iocer. bive, ity FP n MA ¢ hine repair : ; 7 - pues ie) | ier ”? : . F hone. Iifinois / P a - te 7LIs—V aliey. gwuaran- * ; atm 6 » rR | Teonont Aur oo ee Deena ol 6 Od ana et tH : cond! tion heey 4016 PRiow., nd Wer Flerte c &} our Epe- 30 6 Hi RSE S... Yorndg. 4 Son ant o- - x ee : ' teed $9. We repa: r Valles ch TTT 7 "s% 4 = , | Maes urtion WA a ~~ ew *@ . a % y SS (>) , thongs is} wr LA » R—S} ee icer: good cond : oS Olfax | 751 OD 3605 WN. = =Qf) Days brass mei ated , a ——— a “p A W—Me ~~ ige and ez ‘ender machine. | EAM Ct. [RnR Clive ' argers | vUN: G AN dD REPA IRING PLAYFR-P' XO . : r — (of R : M +l radio $15 "9245 be, S tube : 30 : ‘alifor i te ; Pe 4 “ * brewer : : 7 Machines : . « : COA warcons also ne " . ‘ , “ ” ow e -. 2A R McNa ir . ; BRUNSW we K Radi le su h ' avers anda electric le ; ! geo . > ler — areas 4-Cemt "ian 14 : ’ " - -Ggar ar., —_ x ji, * a TOR acrer beard hee urtfel oe Le e:4n eet) Gas san ! Woe. ALLE cont ‘~ Page, Od REFRI GERATOR} na {c $25 Morton F) Co. 70D some «* | chunky: te nny 1409: Panne a and Flevator Co 416 4 “Ath « Jerahty Pro«.| 8B. 321° Park athe sa:e. ser _ dember Ngtiona A-aee oer — . Thane of Neti gt a og for oulek etle nen ~S 6 1feh oe eed © monthe. oem §C) frond ar i——Porcelain ide s0m% = Locust | ra on-Irior O: real worker: els “\rT OR? tn (c6°) | E x — a ~~ : wttion Piane Tanere| Soevthmner oT apnot weer er LS. Grand rR ON * ae i Ww) vomin ic) . ‘ Spee > bre 0 a nted harness: STs. call ¢t a 3 LAT 2 DRY — -E quipped to turn ea EF "RIG! R A Te OR—Herr ” “Tc i _— 4 ACHINES—Tw eauimemint cl4) a os. 2432 WARES day. per week: must be sold: will out $300 reasonable prices. Ulive SO"! wil! gail ALI. makes of phonerraphs renal . P LA TEeR.P TANO o | ae Pa When. Hes: =? for OOS ~f ectionas i eect | ale Resscnatie. Fions Srend SORE "22", er ire spoon ee eee eee are | So, eg Re a ences | SM FR a OI ta 9 oe de ee Oe 2 » yd , er : he ° : r har per Tun ' 7 ayy) >= , ~ " x i” : “ = 202 e | a} ‘ ~ . « , rm vr - a , _ . ; ie KE - = ni louh eal — os Jov @ x argains A leo * a ener met pn S7o: sell separately t (+ plant for $53 $4500 will gel entire GRE #* era! Spop_ Uys | Pine. _ £99) has an sviomatic oo * cane 8%40- tS, ANT) we Jor ead “rn ° atid . : “RY ‘ER ~ pr ter eg s —_ eid J. ~ ' . i singe COAL BT rc ° 1 o ~— wo ; . . : _ 00 caenh. . i at 3- tube. ‘ ith batter " —— mie er and * heo-noergr re ated tere rn" ATOR—25- rd wate ’ @ wagons, $ - ent? balan es, and po g devyire - a traer * > bon nh. STARRY gtee fini ta? »-lb Lup ier: a and ur re DOW e Ve «h- i ls. 81 7 N. ] . + Fons. ¢ 20 and S25 man hiv rote. Fer inf ce cary navox le oud speaker. Mag- Son - ‘ A MM: tale Tm! are Topp * 8 Vietar Ttea ‘pewtek. feel) pad. $5 ci “- finisn town cm, oe Picea hs Miho 1104 Pine } HORSE—R —— a pele nmatane Gurley. 3028 Olive zinformation @ee Mr. | 2 ApiO—3-tut i $i° oa Re, Musical Employment ) ose inn Gown and 934 ‘ment these Ste ~ a others: ae a No -_ Dire fer 2 «o m 0A Acedem fom a20° PO Mly. use | —Raern «and dapp! . promniguaiastisin —— 2.50, 901 Walt CHRIST ae th and | wf } P : orm ae iw as By aid : REFRIG nh B30 ; a i wa ah. : » yy pie gray. ‘ LOW OMOT! ' —— arantindndintiinmeal _ Walton. ENSEN _~ : oe a sod See eres: | fiver rus ietor hearer B00 I cit Br us ‘fon a ge PF Be 4524 Delmar | welzhe 3000; team davule Aray. Be | Sten: sere senporabie — oe RADIO“ tube rexenerative, D coll and 2-| ment free. A iudents’ dance orchestra | AS LOW as $45 vou gan buy a mens .- - er ee L018 Chee: ald ': iier heater. 3869 . . oor demo-, ‘ich wee used BI. h 3200: well separate: team of bay) 10M: ‘delivers wf an eMate St. ra 5 on. i Giles, ~ ment free. Bee di : rtain- | upright pian : © u _ (eh 3n eS (2 two s-)f A onetrations W —_—— mares, waeon and harne a eee . ov _ G-164 -D_ ie) | RADIO SET ; os. fe) i Rig rector. 508 Holland| inner: »: just "the piano for 5 | zy ik a oe ‘ raint ror A e wi -—----— -- —-—--- -+— and ss. Lacer Coa! M ACHINE —— 7 ——- oe ET—Six-tube ut rad : “er. YOu can a re ® over tn | EFPRIGFRATORS—Most complete line of | ete Yiinder ene bs free with a’l en ae: Ice, 1818 N. 15th. man Fs RY erain ae : Her- _very cheap Bas Warh neton bt. | DRUMMER—De | little ae $1 rer — your terms as Tatkin al oh ce. Colf used, but r ira ve omcillater w F FTORSFS—O Pavle. 117 Blow ; ul x Desires work with nod iP A ork a Wanted | “Oak one suarant —_. a in the city; (a lots Cashes urn. Houses & Flats For Sale °n''~ or account of motorizing our | Walticeat. tans can a HAD IO MAKRSET. 1227 Coestau uv ene ognized tazz band. Box iy Say bo “A. BPARCK PIANG CO. 1018 O% POCGHFT AVA 26TH new. Prose Aine complete cf oy first for good rt "R NITU R tr : : t eage ‘ ‘ery system we have for sale; [uls - hire Tool, lete pliant of the St. | LB alike Min Set dasa aa ORCHESTRA © f “ - ui +s pon machines a relng “04 va. oneer’ & Furniture Coe. 500 2 Secondhand Saree ety wm new on an bk op - ractiv “rs 4 DOOR ; rent : —y “0 me horses ar 4 "nn aefts of har : hinerr — a] Cx 0 Sa of ma- RAD he cal me tuhe: con plete, “6. F Linde 1862 W ven or mgagement. Sidney | STEINWAYS- Tee ., ; —- anmei ic SAx ; arww herve -obllge .. eae well s ure 1 S 14th ati ‘ uc lid a) ne &. ai80 ign le iverv wegons eultat 7 _ wy. — “ tno 2 an oplies. St —~2~ Ft 5067.4 ? ast ae , orest Pi AN almost o oamt — annntns leo 19°° ltrs of w were a (c8) i ao RNISH bk T> > LAT 5 rooms : e lo J : — ce 1FoONs if vO 1 are intereste th — abe (c) 41 t. Post-Dispatch. Bex N- reat reduction’ $6076 ion ful’ tieh tome * ime Co TEOF ~f + aig : a rondele* | | Co. 1004 Clive a) Bune SEORD* a 2 five. Open Sundays. rs a ; '

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SA ae net ees — : ee ee ee —— 7 . i . tet 7 ioe ae ee a, ae 7 he : - a 22B ST. LOUIS a 800 H | ) HOUSEHO DS, Sewi ngs Machine s, Machiner ry > Boats and Launches « meh z ie laneous Wanted and For S yale A Ads Tod ay. 1935," 3 : qubsinamiiete ; OGTR o*._y i eons " =~ -— | Coqeines Ae at ae : ) " n Weather 4 ‘cee FREE — ' a I Pr ne ate wh Wah peg! Da Ex oe ——— AW | a HERP Hoots and He How to Plant. | WASTING MAC CHANGE : ’ Cc ° ‘ . eateries J aadinstinietocraies.— Mnthdnodmnctnatincsinthsesta! Betatpustna a He j | (BLE -T B* Box 5 hi a6. aaa ine washer ec oon Witd—To exchan sT a ti silty Rules: areas Fiammond, tna, gyyaher or radio. 48104" - te $500 per 7 a cael offic roll eaginge ment; c¢ o bu h j "td. e “ r an uil: mou © Bot x) | Tr e t RTS : cs v.s8 ic tt, on cor Rer 3 bf ; 4 | . room fixtures a: -~# material Ls DOWNING |b a nt. Miller. . 39 F Siiwe A an ow cash. —_ nd Mabist cheap wallcases, the et od and offi = (c99) TYPE dition. nen portabl “U : . | I BRICK. and M ete, iets s. doors umber : eth. at lys eld silver ive. | SED ’ uction as chea thni offic CASOS. new equip- mak ERs abany 242, ™ S| f CK—G Liam dwar , 31 d silv (e Dis. 1, 2009 Me Pp sig in e part retrig and tenn + Po 677. = : rime for old ~ (cfh9 i wot it ore ti act alu , tabi ° R F IC a Fix- ty ULTI ‘ N. q Sha na- | F yy, rea hg -ton oh Tee : . a ; : tRIC etc, id on. i - nds. Mi ‘ gold , ar we xture 10st any ies, oll-t iE aspisitiiinans pewri GRA . th ver OR sonab Ma Te > aa PP. 1a -“ K—3500,01 oe AT pga J ds. Miller. 705 . broken 5! id Used Fixt make ae if we ay tains édpaoae desks, $ FURNT1 ograph pee smal) PH Wtd.—Miz &} del HIRE—5- = eee oD truck. sta ESS Coac — Mi | ee . 2 be Moved at 50 Rood second. doors. | ii; EWELRY Saas aaa fae ture Co., 711 N. Tous "Desk pace metal file $12; flat-t ‘URE J._Le Dees, Ads Fm ety eg —Mim-ograph, Parra reey uaa ye ge oat =o fea ry gree aches 4 “ : ‘ ' > Ss 7) once . cond-hand: (ec) | 1c 5 Ww -_----- G oT a “- # : th. tsk -dra w t fi} “ es. lett ops aa -— ARCH xs : _ 7th and 3 . window _— son > Weta. Rox G-2 » Sones: , Fix 1m DS A ede: For big “a BROS. Q used tu our oth od uD. ADDIN For a (2) __ of “ . re t U70. $Slia re ries: oach, |] orris, 5) od tire | CHEV = 239. | - : . f BRICK—10( idney. Sidni Sailites | 22 touring —On ex Se Poat-is. | ve tures; ND VA est 6872, ‘ ¢ -Sapgeee oo" tacos __st G eM ale KU work. ‘Tyler. con ‘ ay | Bates. cheap. Ost mod 2810 Olive: iu VROLET- oe Fev = a 9, 1925. aie | ' Ae 100 000 y. Sidney 2! ~ AMONI car. J change _Post-Vis. | v part: ail kind: RIE TY ws OF _ Sth. RICK gains j yic; ch ACHIN K Fils - tyler 167 p truck; ES Ogle 4): all aca ve. ord « es Sale ~ — : s , 5 . ) oan a whi > RIN d0X G95 for | Variety retirir . as, w STOR FIC ENS nh ADDI + eap be E-E——F} we tic- me 4 1M. an SE . aun Brag ace dan, - oupe, 23 : F build t. Loui eood, * . GT 7290. FP. a Hud-; § ty sto me fro: il Sa E— E OHL NG M nsin lurro ek or mE pee mage yo v kind oX—C . Gr esso-; © $525 $290; 195% : | Se ing 8 deli hard - DIAM elma 7 dy’ 8 wb omeone. ore her n busit crifice FU R y dition: | ACH ger Co., ugh's ais cont ~ to new. oach and a hevo 192 908 eB t . ae, aeaere very: all =n MOND R / mounting; fe) | bo! co. "Barzet rood | 1ess; no all} | War AT BA NIT _th m; price INE— 1009 ate | LADY— ract. n truck, by. (c) tr perfec , 1923, — nd; ste $100 t 1 Ford oe 917 ‘ ton er & So at, new all kinds ¥ tn _ dell 5008 ING—L ng: blue- | o, Ii. rgain opportu other ch; ge stock RGAIN U RE A a 12 3 Ar ce reas Burrou, ‘Market. -ADY— With Call Lina by, day __trade. 35 ct: real b 4-eylinder: _fe)| 19 14 $10 ouring, Ford tour Ford, 43 . MILD! 7 ng fo * Hen ONDS alt “kara. 50° ; SE Cc TIO McLea n wood ing cabi igh-erad Ww VR Te M lag. O F. £E. ( con- x i d driv “new c C salle aati U. Li “1923 ston, ; easy t e 908 a Fy Hu upm : l@ | iat from pc MA’ “9022 Eas. | any size bough? t. Lin- N. Ta Ni=stee! : ne- | old and steel. W de use ne tare eee ACHIN ive S08" ‘-A2i, P A ____ (cho sige new; ¢ ESSE erms. ‘South 80, obit Po a Co ; a t ATE bd mae. ze a un PIXT vior. eel: 3d (c) office f teel. | and add ates: S——S ics 223. Car- | RE + Post-D ret apabl ~. ) | only w; se x co * hwes Gouse ong upes F _ capa : porch a RIA L—F: Ven Al mount ‘to $54 =v le ai ae j fy RE S room SOR raw or ) furnit We re transfe esks., Add dep old. ANI (cS0) Nr A - Dispatch, ined e driv teed run eno at cover ACH. t av. oath west a or s; ; cove} 3 pieces. colu art of ¥ c) | DIAM‘ Miller ‘per ca noon, S —Bakers' : ; s; $10. BUX ure to pair a r case E in, M endable rented, 2 TYPE. ro NEW CA people. de mec ugh to 8s and o * CHEV D- “ouve., 19 ale : red ee - mms Da ’ ww mN ge : & 409 arat und : ch TO look ni 2 Ss, “aju achi ¢ repa YPE- RDS, CA Bo: p echani mak ther ROL rand | SK gh | BOOK Bide, anne’ Rs gaaat te Ee “oR LL, ER OU DRIVE 1% pen Sunday only : suaren -29. 19 Bust, (aul Coupe, rms./3631 Ee mile: Zl CILDING land av ii steps: th bh IA EK also PING (eR) Tha Up- to- eramec efore | ~ 6 N G AN SKIN N ; ye Com —_ ene tern a ree; on, . Lo a haps Fee X rice $10. | MONI taire; unningl XTUR sosn BN yer St. ATIONERY dit eee ee _ 8769 o 715 m TO LIV IGHT oF e_in and buy — 352 0 | barg ' i | ea Rtg rERIAL— 6.) aper ae em a bargain. it ES—N w ahee : NERY ee r card fine — (c62) 192 30 VERY, 3. ... WELLS tor R ‘ou pe Easton. caine : : { windo t, 3x4 1-—200 — €1°. ect st NG—Lady'a: gain, | » nv busines: ew: complet oth. must Pium oe _M co., entor OU. R ‘ds and > —— Bur ow 23 GAR ’ YN. 2 4 L 15 Lo ook, 9520 ipe. 1921; : . . piate « ws and studding 0 hi | ey one: cost ady 8: . PIXTURE JOSS: BAC rif nplete: s ie Cs) bers’ ___Main 3 Dk 3 vemimer rack ; rroughs Keo DN ~Uth st. RC CHEV $422 oul Real p bastion. sacrifice, a ing att, ato glass fi ge ¢0 fr ard | DIN ¥ ® x G19] a e550: 1.°3- k ats ta ifice, lis uitable PLUME Plum ’ 480. SKS2-} 8 Patte so Py Alwa ust. Fe ER C fe C) a MOTO RM th ROLE 422 Lindell, Bom, ‘Or ai $85: ’ i * ‘ Vv 37°?O W ne all; ooring 4 ames. 9 te RI Post. will arat: ands. 3 or stores Hod “for af ING bin er's tolitor rn (Co.. { n-|M VS OD “illibail? OUP orou i—1 92: Al iIpe ~“7H21. PS Re On. : i . : Wrecking ¢ ashin mate ce. ehee Wie Pintini Dist sell f ent ee wes a iamont. lings, fixti g s T desk ; > ‘typ 019 VUN pen 4, wl E et A. ful ghly 3, : Ways gion. | S47 J) S$i°25 = . } ; Cc gton, rius ting | I _ cost $ itiaum. yatenh. ae Brew ir. Kow nd re nt tS rang a pe up | mA > 4 ch ewriter and tk ND°Ciry se-Uay dna es | maro rebuil 2 ackson i: we ‘-. i@ CINDERS. ».. Lind chea | ‘n builld- INNE $400. Gran oo (ec) FIXT eries C owert, efresh: es. range boile supp lie Pp ies Die a. san fects and {c) re Al Uris slices bum on; t’ retiniane —Coupe ; 1. Vinitt on « | : S—F. el) 1876. » Rod “ R RIN Grand 61. Mie UREs— o.. 364 the Ir nent | ilons of 1” Der rs, sinks. pies ; ICTATING ) or ca book ke x_AUTO C » terms E pr vere. | cord ti : val > only» $135; a_ Park "| . | wh vice Co., « * the be ; mond | ngader hse an”) 61 3W cmonds. butch frocery 3 0 Wi vlepend- c . she cent nks. t s and > IN¢ — sh. 40: eep- I CO., 2% =| ussex CC iced 1 notome res n) —— others: , L: BD ‘= - f : - ; lik nent ost, $2 - . Cher t "ery ‘ scons id me aL vr items sa vi rmatht fit- perfec +> MAC — 020 . 2007 Loc D Co L or gu rm frong . aiways Pate w | . ARA Se em 16 hie hite ra) Unik w edd cost _ sel) co ination A =-foot meat fi [ | um bi 1S ate ae vy Bidg ition: -—3; ( AUTO Ww cust, | th 4-cy ’ | 92: e mar; 312s LUX'R cash - J.. ; good ¢ A412? ) Oa Meain. Call before noon sevice," RING—Eads’ ging: ring, "S23, Tha i | separate an till register ‘scale = ecvaen Sa AND in sociales TYPEWRITER Sh ge Ra SEanoo ton ences lei 5:7 mr sw Bde ait dat Choa a ae etree ene lie: Unive , bef vo Da ET ~ ady’ nA — I . FIXTUR) Inforn 8. etc. scales, sh x 5. Bros —R Uv ‘ IT n —2 MON st un ik 3} aow? ; Ws —- > . raity ore rtly >) uum s, lar as N XTURES ormat! sell shelves IES TE T adw emi —- OS ont w or w ARC! irpri iper, ’ _ Sun — n; 3o_' 2; Om. — ‘ GAS- ST Cit noon me used: ba = mountin urge dia — | ar A ReES—p ation D | togeth es, yn AT’ “ ATT = YPEWR ay. ngton, a tral Wtd F CO7u recking. EB 1, 3137 se. lock : ( HEV und 3 a weekly. 4 y $275 — : " . ® - : , ‘ . ” ‘ ° ‘ , a + — _ ee is mm , p—C a 1° “~-v . i iB oath AM RA 26 Harvard. | unting. - Box “erty set in D (| ture ~~ Ey Khang elmar 1130J. ote WIO NG fect ‘TIER— $10. 75 AUT 8730M.. 8319 SSE 7 locust. 1924: as ROLE ° Soupe; 1924; 27 Olive. N. J half DIATO rd, RSENS, | in plati- | ures; new: shoes purpose vd p! )nerec ig free LE TYPE conditi Remine 7309 Os W cking. ic3: si wa as T CO erm. $5 we perfect: St : : effe price. RS onni . (ec) = ; ‘oat-D 65 re Zrade ] f out tories, v sllp TYP] , ory Cc ost es c) Disp: vod, 1 415 la Lin- > ©) THW oO lest D Vay ICK nD “ou . a mY s se} wd (a le for AFFS Rens! size “al | u mR ae re R} »8 ve . first our f! ts, - c! lo 2 PH Wi RI en 507 _- $2 AU ‘ye itc h. oT fi cue liv e. EST "N pen to ossible OR - v and M AUTO trade pes oF #2: : : ft. an ae Tae 1: no, garage J . \ gies . inger ne ‘] stv) . r~-, ( “ASE- ( a . ars, ualit enam pipe sete, to TERS— WJVo N _ "0, Ss ¥ als. B &« ; Bomo ASH day. THY McPhe ae or tern ~~. a “2 a d ‘ be or ohn New 3 i‘o, 1 Vie re: t box, Gri aan F w tv a elw and S30). Trav ° r th - cars, td, _ H Ox P-é ‘ nt 820 «‘ Oo. 1 V E + Teon, 7 18. DELS nd 54 MRS. sheetir about 3000 ft. Ch: Raumz and 1009 Mi eal ws ety scale ycery rankii e al nd g1 are | fit- cust, Hu avel ; ( ighe 640, E SSE} t S800. 3K 25 IN ‘ Delma, On! v4 5 Ly m ‘SPRIN iz. Bod 00 ft. 2 (ci | naa nS Saf Used: new. Market. ! G Ba wy Bygg Bm, N fixtures, and st % carr laranteed “ay | TYPEW my. I ers po {c99) AL TOr st a O'F st prices bea x 4-cyl 0. 3039 Lo barg Ford CHE eessorie pa: aimoss fi nch. _ = | can sel! G HOU e 1611_N 2xBx1$ |” is. af. Co. Thin jocation. FROCERY ies ser coun on ng = ya ful ed for PEWRITER cnight’s, ortable ; A. K " O'Fallon, __« s paid f 4 uty, and inder 192 cust. "Ebmoi etme connie VRO aera ~~ + ate mlenty So Bg PM efile SE REPATIRI “Ly aie oe — Herrine-Hall-3 ae te! ers be Te cRY FIXTUI Ja onday, 1958 rings from oilers. I line of ° tom; mee Ea—L. CC. 1512 $2) AU" Klip oll Abt ati Jlive 7845 or old Pesex te ok ae k 3 Coach: mont 3700... n fine a, ‘oupe. 5 eap. 3032 1 ty ; sash. @ ullding r er now oe ged bou i. Hernioe- ciall-Marvin an ‘c St. | GRe . fee grin _RES Ala, bs 58 | pos ir line 30 to ‘Ipeless fi hot-w _low, : makés 6 “He od Sm Lw- ros “Wa 441 Jun us. pas 3. (. B —- Is Bp coal eal, i ao Tyr aj ionth, LO . : itd.—— i484 Cneren | Ss RE | re) m mon whi an? ina i ci Se gg “|| SEEDS, PLANTS J Tie Hpbi | eee Ss a aa, RE Ma, | MEF (Cee ga tog ats ee 2) aes aaa ante | seh gfe Soto aes. Be, Se has 1 ts sat tat ; . \ ee ee " oy B —SsPe! s04— ¢ Ma | bargail ough FOLE ond: $a TYP ; ge ~price. St nths . te price. cos y wa em || ‘eS oO on . | 4 o NH : ashing he - one i i WALL I Poe ensiek T “6 ne ERMU NTS IC Souls rket ns t | BIC B 2. - PEW , 208 R. I pase, aes “Bo ch o nts b i Op t. ALE | 3499 yout. 0, .§ gton. n; ter ; | , BOA ruck $ r DA AND & CREA ” st. . Ben- CYe I oys’. 43909 NOR; RITERS__F: 2 N. 10 ouis Os W ox N-1L r Dod argain, | === pen Si .ES CO, Cc Li be 3 oR DS—* rm BH ms, t i doors RD—2 ervice. $1.50; ONO TR ches EAM 22 N oth | » i «k—« 4117 N, 2h. | gsuaran (RS——F a: Oth 6 used Wtd.—D 41. FP ge tour —=—=—=— — B HEV ndell, ' : , ) coupes wan : f i full and wi ).000. ft.. abe Pe 1000 fe S000 , EES we OOD. ABI N pth re Dargain, “Ouste N.1 t(D. ment teed. §$ actory_ st. | cou car t ealers, ost-Dis, ing; |} HUD “~ => and E omont | A RO Alwayy Sourings: sae Sedans. roa : ' stock ndows, . new: > c7) _& for S$. » tor ANT eal ic KER cecaiahae E To — nat BIC . SLi. r bur th a gu $s; rent 35 to ~ peb eae te) pes, rade.- i let u sON— ——- —— venin s1 ' eq ; beaut LET ~~ {) Eas’ rifice “4 ete a, r ; : : ; paper ; new at Te R00 guarant 2: @x SO: « 1000 OX cer Cc Vv ar’ —— YCLE 360 akes Sk. arant ed at S70: uilt, —— Motor Cc sedans ns: w 3 Did v ___ ful, = 199 3. ne g8 i Ulpped: yy. In CO on. sy te oad 4 and cerr and wu duced new | ( eed. press pre ‘a bbage tor 765 Arge o., 1007 ous si Cl New: GN good tir mat eed, reaso cash fullv| A vO. and e need n yo ea 750; CQnck: tae =: ped; $3 exce UPI ogy a rms: . if money. C orrugr ved lu price ‘ALL i oo © prepaid; ge plat Th) > BB: ge 300 O7 Ma zes: | Dl Cary. ew atural tl . es f repair! nable or UTO , 8092 road co ur | 2-192. open ch; —— NOR 90 lent conditiga t cou . f , Sa lvan Cabany 3 ted fron: mber. roofi s: mit Forest It aden eatisfa ita, | ICEROX- ard. 4b. on rket at | BICY ; $20 Bria es 60. ree. N ng and rates: pay- Wd. J2 Locus sters. aches 23—H Sund perfectly t _| _ 4334 TH SI , res: looks pe: lota a - z - ‘ — é pact fe CLE » cost Ge. St Ar ew reb: servic to $1 — 3 "| ; 159.000 alls. 392 nest bd." ccbes | #1 Le Gabahy 8466; K¢ ‘trim- | LT Penny nder. ca POLE ee: just like Most: ral 1215. Extab spies | Gane Wee in 7 e mem eee ian ar hae der Oe ev res; motor. ~T-passenner: gw 4 : __Edwar Gin DD 0 T ur ne {c98) rubs ‘ rd fert! Eden “Ee k as (c) TE RR Fr Sane & Gen sh oo Sunda sirl 8, like tien ene re ‘comple F’st Co. ARS Ww t- Dispat con ild cons ¢ NIV k y for ice 1974; rol Hay EK 10e in first- ger: good oo an se r. : FIRS SOT liged: orist: —+ top 4 ILE ieietetei tles b BI y. 4u lar new ntal ete li ablishe- I Y en ch, ditio ider 1—1 9°: pen N Ks AL. some- ne e wy. Eas: : TROT: class od 5 al t 5 HL Move= nd-hand Taal TCLAsS- Kasto sod lawn g esk, ch 4-draw ast- CYC] VOA L ge siz Oth s 8. Uni ines, a e4 zindel) For a. oe 933— Nigh 340 new w tires MRD— Cou Mon condit! i$ . . sever Nte In ~~ bri k ———— tilizir ASS " ; 3 av. ding a 8 Bupply_ Cc airs: ch awer. li ( an —In ee. e; ; ches (¢) st. on Ty all mak . (cD) CHH _ 4917 wreckin, OX Hudso ts and g 1 Loe mot paint, bu oa —Coupe. 19? day c as on. a ite ov 3R18 Cal} ert D, lawin w soud — nd ly Co., 1i1s J —" E ht oak c) | Bic th st.. be Al cond ap; call SELL all : pewriter es; repair \ VROLET g. 4044 E (c) eat at coach, unday ues. or perfe all nickeled ‘pans t lent shape. O24: 2 Cor ik ¢ i} Ban 4 ak» roses healer ih with | ine meetime ter- On USED ine. >conomy flat- ICY CLE isemen . ition, ‘$ 4 Ty | makes Co., 117 ITs, Vebste Wid. a ERSAL, 3401 ment; priced 1 omont ment. balance model: smal | ae a Ig iral 893 rel com parcel ANTS— . A, Schn One new gain outs Utchone a eR: oys ; (9 Reber on; $12 a OOD. Royal Main 843. VO. mi: in Ok in excha: ae _Nigh « 3401 ny Bgoraeg 24 nt 3800, Brice. Ford De monthiv. x all cash o i shing! ~ ROOF ING , position Fox ¢ post. One- year el- ne = ew 3-roll* chers’ ooler BICY _Sou7 & new wh _pl. 12. 3. $15 +o oval, a. 43. ieee ake off lahoma nKe wma HU Ds ts an _ Locus me. Cc : oAD—-Cou alers. 2: mel demo a all oa old zr ‘ith Noa fovertne ae the RADI tweries 4) for rts cords. “sent am yu “or . the ye tal box, $65 p mall, fo to a rgou. a tires: yc 2°N. 10th. Louis T ntals, 3 ton and ‘conn Ww ——— iv erside. PO th he best COAG) days. eitidn: es only dri rol res. repain ‘aad arter, ete a. nd. 4 Riv ork gu av el roof oof roofi o! 1 elivere 7 SH PL je nten * med 100 SSMAN market ann f ». ark. r conte el na ub — . OU can | ; Ma! Vv pewrit ontha, port- F five 7 : : r erside aranteed. Ss, our ng. re- Hc rR ‘ Be ; ANTS " fq (ana er NN. .007- at &84 reezer BLCY — and g ed Jar ua rent n 1162. er Ex $5 ORD - sare | mod 1. uick;: (c9Y ONAR the m GY 9 consid enlie ow months ORD. Na 3441 J : ET PF 562R. heae whe cl SERA x N-15, —$6i 918 XN 40. —the YCLE—Co. iris; $ ree to « includ anv make changes | Witd.- el. Ol 4- pa , ie ‘ARCH, arket. Ww aaa ae $ half | —Coupe > us | leg] 363 West | plant DISH Pos thous N. I 23102 —Coaste 3 up “anal spetud ay Lf ; nd cas Cou ive 82 amas Iv DS H, 3137 Pr Ae 195 ¢ | wheels. starter, 4 your rect Roof est av.iat tS to RO v1 t-Disp: and, sroadw d VA C aster b , 16321 7. ents. orona typew _ (% FOR h for same wi 253. 4 Cc SON C / Locus Pip MOTOR ea lenmane for Ww runs good. $1 demountable. ine | roof: y ae ain nonalp ax rrel. 10 a S Wt. itch, seni ay. ay. berok rake N. &t Coron four. riter fr D W same il] waive dinamo omp! COAC Scan. uet R sman:- a d. $Sllo nountadla. bi irand ou will Tepa! EG KE j Quote, cres \ ‘ a n 7 IN eee B — ee. Cc , . looks ec) $100, h Ol * MP 4 specia rom vee lede td pn me. Gra e diam new: etely © H, CLEV CA AR mp. - ° “oO N PRO , re) «av ir er - MEI _Bo fal! oug! ae Se ICYCLE_c all § like AME ive ewrit ra ———= uy - rand 41) ond ri rebu 192 — BL. CO, —=Coupe ; - _B : . mR ARL — ! 3207 e mon renew e x E A x 48: 2 ne -Kr 7 to ion ( L - ae a Unda e new: a37 {E im te — 350 er Sa] tes Fon _— ton tr 60 Ww. ced r {lt: ] ms tra AND—& oy reaso ye: tate . -) me i ROOF Y You 1 07 Ruteer y by call-}? ach. L. R TRE Mon en pre- overh Coast y or } Sh: TOO; ‘AN lis es Co. | D Wi uck. “o) 25 LAYM right ooks & trade f Oo ; AL nabie; 1 ms el: A - . _|N ———. F hs— n wouth, I I auled: er; lon- haw e1sv listin: _ Cal td — Will “8635 Ss O HU ¢ nd vate Or F upe 69. Te yea : Al ca 4 ; . PAIRED JUST DON T NE er. ith OW is Fs Dinte Medi: a tussell. ed ext ~ new! ly nee, _K pay ™: g addin (68) — 11 &3” Will 0 La >» 5S. Meram UDSON. runs lik DET ie 4398 ord: -. " evis_ Me tor to pay nc euviog whit. MB OLD. O A SEW tilize the time iman, Bellev size, 50c BICY ea _Tepainted = at ae. Wee ee FORD Wt. 7_Pennsyly exchange ramec. Cla%to ESSEX e| DETROIT FE A Zone Dertect “ey RD—Coun Co., TA. ak... | CO. SE you us EX oer ONE rw zhrubs. your os to ro ce. eV ile. m a} CLES—lI *rtinus, y cheap. and RE yne Far ne Call td.——] -¢ ania. furnit — HU DS ton. =W CO. condit ELE a oe Condi Ges: 1923: Du e 1924. Al « Taocust 419 182.5 > BE AMER ‘ 1tN FE IT RE- Cahar "Martin n. trim seed - l. ' = sizes ‘eed; in SM 8's “a All m Br ILT PR ois SECM (99 FOR 50: 0 No on truck: _ a ee ure aa’ ery / a ON ydown ° low pr ion: lett \ Sunda, 4 Cc ) paint: *: 9425: h i | ROOFING-—Ts oe a ROOFING rr) eRe, ty AND igi les find soot in AY condition: $8 up: | TYPEW akes. including portables: a) | FSG touring Norland av._ will pay cash. 795°” term “trade. COACH 820. | Don: 38" Ny ra . ae oh Gee ei Gre vols. 305; termes " ; : additio i—Tar. c N DEI . maple pple. pea Easton BIC Yc h. Ma ers H on veloc up, Olive RIT TER teed for —s, FORD ngs. 28 v “ash. Bz Lot I, HI Nn rad HIN IN 3G onde ; Euelld y-Archer 22: perfect extra “a wer 1 ® . ' ? nal rave! 4 100. and r, cherry A. , LEsS— in 193 ughie iped 3505. SA Ss W coupe 40 on G ISON "STR «4 \ tae, pas Sse; A cust st. ¢: $145: 8S: 305 - 4 | peent 1585 leake, $1.50. Pr ’ leak, $ ce) | PI ANTS 8° Bre $3; 7 $1.25 — ea , aoe 50 uD: SE Gacaen ask we a 4 LES CO. 20 CORONA | FO. ash. Morris 38a res. 1905 ; sone ravers OS BSSEX tae “ee DORE Reet, OF a ; terms. 1905 By is —— eeenain alba ed Me alga erawoeriy, 80 be y-to- We wp; ie Saas ara 7 Pan | Freie: “os ilo Oe wea | Look Huds SEX OO. The Bie| : DG —Coube: run a er-apae He . : ; ——— g —— - —— — o- sao00. | mt me —~-¥ or ye r Mair iyetie “Coeit a iris and bo asters, (c8 } K Ate rs: cash. 100 cou em. ‘ quick S and. _ OD Te run 5000 Bunday a. owser 3s 363 ie good ¢ - —_—_——— onion 36. Own a vellc ow Be Ir H ty er Cycle _ yeloctp ys. $23 \ aT 03... Lin ae tourings. — : on i & GE ~auee Ten RD—C __m. Bepwoen o x Virgini > | ORT mee rr St ad srt QI |aakivy bavireos—t00.~ Shee at | | ROOM Rat era naa ce SE | 6 oach | sate iets i ae Sigs eS ) _ Pher son sODDING “ LEY I pl. kor trade fi 1920. eve 7471 : UBUR EY a — 4 E aston oans wh ———— Aten. h. EWR’ a ’ LON. L EM. © left L m= ede. Sunden rea | pa re: ‘ nt. cord , . recon } . u CLOT Se | ST 1 ff an, $858 uezrass. grading SA POWER DAVILS est 710145 or Ford. Ga ry_comy -Nicely f BS month, LOAN— Ls ile usin mode — Coa 1_N. Gra . | DODGE— y. Tor le = = pain. 2323 | tires, ott ditic ty HING RAWRER Eaneotn: F Date E aoe ot can a ME) oe ee as MBAIDo ee ee urni | ese nn cea —Auto a. | chance. Ach, ant tle a ey soe ocist. Open SUF : cE —_" fur GE shed 5.000 you mob chance orth Ww, n; pe. al - Foe.2: Op it A W are es. . $1 -RIES. nee graye Delmar Com ion t raak . buy a oe Db — & “3 CY CL ——— Rn. nishe. i 35 20. — Benton 8 ~ Foeom : the c a} ~ASH f wait. 121 lee: wy ww —_—— Ww Woods $' Tao 192 4: “Du . ES DE ET ton. $3 ter Open. 1 down Dayn a a ae | : —- Sun | APPAREL Wi. anted PREES ANDY 63 et? 5 per 1 plete set of "Slew ese them; “ay motor NOMY, ore Ro Py asowet et USED CAt “Mgnaren ata7 1 O“Otlve. (8 1924 JE ae onien ¥go: sport DODGE— re Cited aa) BaD —Toune: s137 | OU ind =a nfeld, 11 -1 for | D 337 00; “frul b 0 i ow r to € as © cycle; ARK, tren. sGamibs snd >" maw CARS rch, 3137 ring — Y JKY Th yi m Cor kD—Cou 27 OW ely; ab 15 N est pri a mah: awns. SHRI fiam! ruit oth nied fixt 19 nodel very 0 why they Ww 64: nm. Be : mode le wly cara, Ww 387 Ia car. ou \ ET ur echan! ipe, 192 barag pe — ive, Vv ces anv $10 UBBER u m ] ur 16 s. d ne there ebs = _ Penton ern: he Hi! td.—C ocust. get) Car: cou! T ¢ 7 it ,1 ica} 3: 9265 in: or arte APP andev paid, TREES. TRR. and SRY — illin es f [oan ooo elivere of any are | M ter 165 fu on _ 466% Ra- ere a chest ash for vou (a) | 5 could. bar COA “fu! »{ took cond! 1B65 Monte! exchange rood - 7 AREL enter L “es- E - $15 ‘ Fertil ’ ery or r2 ‘) I #.o Yr d, ‘3 5 oth 1Y R’ CT a STW rnished {. and _ get pri cre or ta j OT” T lV estigs diy , ; oe Webs like tion: > . . iteclair Lanwe f men’ Wwtd.— Lin. B017 | ene 33. shrubs, ton. © jizer | WEar d and a) oe odel, $3. 285 uP. li E. 6405— room. mi A _the nx * waid. rin usea | L*t A SIDE Ri Stas this ¢ ter 126 new, ORD—Co = or pl 3 hate, sults Highest pric ( Ea A» — hed ‘allina, ept . ready et nee model. $45 ane mt ho 5—3 | Call Or UTOM. ait ney. Brine earl” avette. Or Since ai one 1924 3. $7 ~~, Fe dupe, 1022 erp | | c8) rs, Vv aragu ces. s. wil v-to- | 6 te n eto m $45. usekee basem casb Si 3032 L car | unde Ope CK whe used —Do terms 9 dow 220 H right ladies i erc oat s. prices paid Flo: eget tab} Ss, apri . grapevi Serer Sa . - l b . 1 an made | el ode}, $. ,. t ping; ent 1 ro Monev paid fo ES ROT’ = Le pcust. Y. n eve AU TO 8, tra lge by . 2014 N. n. hal roctel pi waa resses, Ss panta for rist, Natur plants, bul nes rhu- crific e drasti y+ ae 7 alte “eiean {00M waa. olectete? a ba Rey. Be ~ Ro GHT ry ever eo “axe - balloc usinels trand ince 10 are ba , tes, r. Lind suits. Ph shoe i Natural ts. bs and u- ed o sticall ns pric A. lt equipped f Desirs ectric; th. HUB ._ DAY? equit J Spabacrsog a 2846 he on tires, ORI) —C av. or 12 ry s 5 CLOTH H, App del! 3135 ane S008. | TREES Brid O. R. tub- | O n ac y | De PR a Tae mac are; rable: no chil _2601 L ER MOTOR - a IRDA nd atl ater, 3 a oupe, 18S | 7 mo : the TREES —e ge av. Dre! ut coun . nt bu y lo ~9 UDP; hin ferred. Zarag in C i- ocus OR reduced po ‘ in m e vw. S14 4 ed ae high ING Wt elman, 406 auto calls 15 EES ——-— Solita ane of Busi t of Goji you d y upt w. a 2 ae a Ww a ona ee: _¢ t. CAR nd unto ae agnit! a914°N d See est d.—Lad 1 P s 15 barb. shrut — ae 330° us Go 09 you il you In- ROW = ydow desired; o c) D R co. you Vv ER to sell cent con N. Gr own, bs el, ‘nract! Franky prices. ies’ an =a (1) er rb, ast ibs, hed agen . 32 siness ing wilt lose see our IM—Nicely n_ 465. gent! ne car O } OT omont 5 practical can h A ¢ .. _Upen N SAL, 3 3401 Lowa tar iRD— and. . balance 1! racth , 4 CLOT Be Bomont 3 gents’: rio vege aragus, Res. gr ~. ome co) > EASY money. machin kitche icely f emen pre- A J NEE 33. (c60 car th Y you ave th * of 1993 n__ Nights 401 hey $2 Coupes. jate ~ mo! ’ * Dat lori table eprir apevi TE es s tra! nette, urnish pre- \utO loa D ) oliv at o r ow is wu =>" dD HO: c jat - -~— ‘ | OTHING Wr 646. Florist, 4202 X coees ban nes, rl OLIVE cYene RMS. “agg By ed f ME Nghe MON ve green fini n Drice tra I ODGI Motor Co 4578 e models, | ’ ; cloth! Ss suite G.—rligne 330 x 332 W Nat cs. 8 and = H "eve L 9 to 1 ROOM aplewo from ront — sion; minu EY? ect aq en fini to bri Tt’ ca n ele E Bl Cov 4457 time xlels, $13! an st (oop TRE atural R tub- arley i AN @ * | a od. car room venin no red tes; ca loo ulet ish, white” *e1 sa $° at’ | like oo Te pips 7A Ma Laat S18 : : in 16S ‘ all a overco prices 7) KS a Brid . Drei leav Lb M rn. floo ni Rax { ome . gs. YA tape; r left sa of moto hite 000 $° ~ SI new: condi Com i? s _ ranches mbart-G . : ats: paid f & ND & ge a sel. 1043- idsor OTOR r, we ce. un 101. and HLE ; conf in on ¢ a dre ra wire ¢ s DE BL > Our eo extras: COM ter iT i” | Sherid minutes Bomont 3366. ales ladies | ° caning don HRUBB v. Col 45-47 by. Distrib co. veulla’ couple and nfurnish -D M MOTOT ident your terms: am vib Thee ee oO VICK Ate al) a at or e. dis ' “ ‘ vg e ed . TOR lal rms; no Vah ratio els pen ev K AU a ' Trifle ee: Cc _ p Peak aa CLOT! an. liarry A Auto les ee tm me one in ERY. ( cio 4 i F a . oo Geand utors, Warso couple o electric. reor s . ; __ 1035 COR open —— red ¢ lem _ » per- ‘ery ev ae) con Nth ecall eeln. } : fiNG Wid. pplema calis eeding. en: pru a caref —General ) 13 N 3-s .v E y -D b}. n rd., r old "0 t i 2d 1039 N. « 3 tane onlv a lalana- DO ening 4 ORD—-lLo Sunday. at 3331 ot Wy coats Wid 30 000 “ol n, S066 shrub fertil ning ul’ way; land- North tio peed a AVI 3 block people; o refined Au os .7 - jrand 1035 sks R75 DGE and all 6 Ladayen fect 4 co Iti from $ ship all 30.000 old 5s ( J} no bery. h izing | trees expe ith S nu, 2 barg “1a side DSON | sv Mure 8 north Dover. ~ 49 ly ANDER Cou N. “Grand M 4 BUS > da $445 _ ohr ut th Oude; bri nd- if P ° ir 70. exceil rvations: a Manche oLiy a 2 SON—2 or '$ ra vat otras SS 6 ik Willa 5: a's ree: ‘7 Pare calis in 0. Del. &# e country .er- 1c ry. , os HW ° job tk e planti ry, 4: 3. as ¥ ‘SIDE ent co rou ns: fa Ypen A —ae a- Ee MOT See coupe, ? -Da ale low e le, } OUR a, i illllaros o 24 | M oS. ee tS pay 0 FRU aikies thanbene O 1are ng,| ICE C INDIAN @cor CHEVRO ndi- ant every “am aril i: wine tun _Bomont oR ‘CO.., ten hg sxenge eittenkes ane atest 1 gain: pe, 1925: $390 O01 Tu RS nutes en, t5 IT Gard ilin, e or REAM DIAN S salts. LET abany ery ¢ or > mak : it 1103. 291 or pa ts. scu nent a r busi ers; h aze: W and is 023: ‘Im ket ou | th ive. = ¢ Ss. J. M Gel be 61 TREE: ner, © Tree § plete; 2916 OU T — C CoO., _B518I convenle og e e res. : 0 OW oe you s y. rts. ¢ stom- rn m iness sale ere | ast! solid pl, and ir pric . is e ay even! nis’ a«l huye| +} | gh Ho my / TIF Y SLB. _4: 348 788. fi «we you be sold OUTFI MOTOR rear. ap; Kood 240. - — . oo car ji I bl. elaal PRINS vt uilt be “lv: $1 _ Standa erms. a road invests shock . ah toun ‘o. BO! * + terms. ¥ FS al nz clo iehtiv and ee ube a fru! OUR Vv irei ghitin hav at o T—Com Ss. Cc *y cL ’ con OM — ine. (c8) c8) CK — lotor Co "sh 575 ? \s WIL sterg, ment, extras: & ie, e 1024: L. ocu Vv ! cht. thes. vsed lls led | our nd ro t and HOME. nia, | _Dardr x for 6 been nee; | 2 20 cash. E Andian - dition. Ss FO == ( U _ter ae . 2907 S1A7 eliv- LIAMS, tour! 3685 116: 842%: tert 4:+ lik = at WAN Oliv e 1: 329 etree len’ w iandsc S¢a: @ oma ella. it, fi waiti ; here is MOTO 9s) ndian: COOK 8 REN =>. c) Befo MiLE Cou ‘ Ww io de!) vr ngs ;s. K * terms. i ne Vv , - 4} T _1243 Olive t a hole ape enutn menta M _574 ret c ng fo aA R Y SA P Kood” nwt * ee NT 4 re M BU i_trade pe. 1 ‘ ashin iv- course, 4300 Ingshig Gri . lot ry ‘port L243W., ES ndia sale ueDa e bi 1 tre IR} i _De ome f r, st tio CLE ark ‘con i2 (24 a on't arch l1- TCKeeCour :_ othe 9°. g&ton. ay mR >——«° F shw a inham- Ss 7 | _ ondha Sy em ewelry nd F! anc rtmen ue gra as. tOR— imar. iret art n: pr i—Hen AY. ndition: 2d — oLo sell he $10 ari Cor others, - Al: OD s: oup ay: 1-Jonn: ate mdhand lumbe am balidiag (99 y | Wehr oral C reteil. t is u s8 800; frame: Large, served. MOTO co right. derson FINS N 2 ge RED YAHLE fore ¥ 0 to $1 t ven les pe: 19% 7-3 i G Al; $52 4-p GE B 390 ; te g ive 4; | umber. Box bulidin _{c89) heter 2738 6. 738 iteraes ta: ell arn bargi mesiuksaenaest: antes cates (c R OCYG 4339 in Al ---H all a an lence: 19—F ! rns: Diar ILE - xch BI $I ‘ Post- DI oO uri ATE terms, ER 4 nt, lOc: monke eccen T en tion ; tor in S—Or 8. | MOT Con enders t | LEFFING es; $3.5 urnish | 12495. for Wrd.— ang N CK Misparch, _ vate MO trades, m spor 1925; n 435W c 4461 st pt. 407 ++ 1907 25c. ¢ ower t] p mitral TURI suder B condi- bOR C Mo6 le: t i Inake - AS. papered : N.—-4 r (*c) > Lr al Wed iversid WEST $; mecha “ he E BUSID ocust b » Bi ; 1355 1806 _ i hd OB -™ —Cal lite, 38 or 40 ‘ INEV keenine. oom Lindell c- _Mr r aute excha -exchan me) ighway UICK per- ou'll eliable. r)....¢° 8 2 ~ ow, Lylu, - 5 — Or AS Com ~ ‘pairs: SS Loui desk K F » bi R Olive &R? ll a jber- . mR ( ‘y ing. 310bA reon \ s TE AD. 9 _ __ Rome suite 3347 a —— Grie ‘sed »mobiles. nge my ge: hav . v_and M AUTO Think of say 80 This whee oupe, “dee _N Gra * $1 , cli 30. ifax 2) aprin pton. of ST — .. ‘esks. t NITUCRE— 82] . m, to > ball vou Al Locust. _ irgain; $) paint: late mod 2 ee se LaRY'g cot a eS "ever 7M | Sieen whe. I eaee or erodes —— straigt desk ; tone fiat g- | MOTE te eek tracks, _ red. 3433 nces. y turn Rite BY, Swe con. tires: ». offer? condt- 00 DUKA 130. ae ate a , ft, we 1odel; good cond (c , +h &- IAT H S782 5, tal SYM. _(c) Be > ee an bee r produc Tai. at chair “we a “flat top mae : R CYC 7th. M and side car, Ww 33—3 Tro ished race Co. est 8331, Fo price rie Very Bi AT ne NI Pate RI aoe wires, d conditic a iks 3 e n wor! Dx 648, will 1 h ] om ce, we u lition: S and vel ¢ top m — gain; t @ E—19° =a urray. ide ca iINDaD »ms and *) TO EX Fores richt. pie liek t eds pa oupe;: ij — 97; -_ ’ many : ‘ ae cABY ‘ww th tig ~ | Bt. uy. Direct a keane. p.m.) call between: tab) gl es erms, t 3. with side. r, | —lizt R. 387 bath t ‘fame HANGE t 1452. Chas O Raat 5 $4 “108: Btion: used i934 mode oxtr [a a @ on? “9 " ~ Outerow —— = auis. “ect ho. ‘=e. PC fonda t™ eer a “" . four OR cy rade. e h sid - it ho Pp ‘ 5-—Tv oO a an: Ww GE—s Chas u DURAN 50. ° $18 Re used - 24 mode 4 like n vuiT—s' 7. Box ABO. kirl's . Sales \PCOR ay, co an 9 excelie Sy Y . E 617 J 6 car: us “kee vo unf _Mc -P} ill exe tudeb se e ANT beon, 6: Enr very littl I; exe —. ew, ze . 4 ST - — Co.. $ Ni ym 304, a nt =. 192 oe —191 ‘ ulian, bar- pi ing. urnish *) “ *herson, — hange aker “S ~- (c) A Ww in — 192 $2 RD- te ht tte. ellent Bia MISSES’ &i 1308 “88 blue t ORE a 600; M AC k : $06 and ‘ MOTY s “f H ae. _ Lind ed rm TO. a for F pecial 6 of onderf: perf 3 . D—-C Forest 2 8 S a Mies! lue t and ee chi sacri fix INE we ‘he. mR CY a arley = ell 1692 ooms, EACH ord co se } a Ford: i] 4. finish ect c¢ ithe dri Selle oupe, 19% 71 127 8 SES" SPORT C ssippi. risatine OFF = ne, bar S123) gine unut.| goes C cE elect — =e M. (* vou? ANGE—I spel Ciba l fee: rd; reb pass. rome page ong ven very ae ~ Set " RUM? abany 1 A 7a9 COA e. ICE RE FR fain, 's: ied als ric; _Gri Nth - Indian — rie: ROOM A URB haa b 693 Ford s ae 154] job: t deal — coupe G : t oro Bilice. Wiition: good Pp - ay c | 1D OA TRA adley: air. What} c).| Any ! su cord kuara he t ‘ent aes f RpDs— mt 144 extras: Ww 1d 4 SPORT nk; all w s—Women’s 230. _P Wtd —FIi dq r Co. 1} disc ount. ocer’s u in mw. | geet C ¥CL se " MeDo on Mr er 5 3 {D—Couple | Dod /E-—Haynes 7- Lindenwood — MA, toany ee oS y the cle aboot band up, term modal cor Lawton ia CC eek, 0 5 and Shr, Mt: at © Re 110 , M pri ht | _ te lei; in —Ha nald: 129 rs. L ears ude — ge co ° ° wood it yo y so ine p ena! st. F rs & erms. coupe a tal ai oe ana | a a ed aie! Ng ian at ni gan | STOR CYCLE =Haeic Drip sper 130, Wellstce “Agchamibnait eee besa Ep, toate — Fae | |= wks leap Sa wt| — OURAST aoRea an: a a Bia ad re NG CO gai good condis ee te + onal ox G ogra: only $50. ee 62) | na" CYCLE— Baty Chor sut AND BOA} . FD. No. tL truck. ord co nessce. tel 103 iLEM, other], A T ap my pel123 Wine st. Py _ like n ATs—2 _— rest 4 ion: ¢ - . we ra. I binds spe ‘alize _ if ) RE F Rens store — ) as d sida L, E a ; Clax- in surbs, 30 ARD— . D. No VI Lk HA SE See S&S une. for == . 5 )_N. busi COU Morri ICs, da Lik: ; © st. . SUIT ew; ch 2 tan 244°2W. cost | FLOO elma of fix e in b RIGE singer C gla: 5924 \ car ct 4 ee : valid: will ro« —Pri ~ ' va aon cott, 2 sale or tr | en ae Gran but ness P ; a 281 ndy turtio: nickel by " yt ge ee: je} Paty blue suit, est ft acAse Ww stk moet wf uy ing $25 ° A Vice, —Grocer’ nee i 1009 MO" 24 Minnesota. van eee aot _W- 240. 'P home Sear ear tore onras nt door r s: Jarme unr eum side ‘ c LE ——-7—e & = condit oat - D com: for care tracti proved _ we wo ar d 22 "”% —— CK oer amen am Fie an and bum car, {; eG ; Trt lew due ¢ oe y , Rize (oe) | iker’ ada rt FRIGE Vs 4471 8° in ge upright Ch car, sE—Harley-Davi ion. ispat ts a es oT ine C proper uid tke -@ 10] | 7] d ca rim. Th per, wavuin st well o fins? oF Lady’ 5495R. 36, w } ashin s be pted to je plate SRA’ MALEL ‘good ight arito good ¢ arley- — s ch. nd c¢ ie Co... 44: ty. e -o 0 en n be is | av. Sund ish 5, m ye __ cheap, 35: dark alist 31.| 7%! rth beouaans a. ob ese am Gea eae maona co Harley-Davidson UBU a are. live on trate || 4-P EE Imar 254 bought very a RDS day: $275. 50 2 SUIT 3533 T blue; ' EWRIT H. Mueller.” als chas restaur sutche — , POR ion; ch son and RBA en, Gar ve st. anell C I ASSENG mar 254 i and § very fr ex. Coupe; cannot $275. 90 mn . ——Sn Le Onns ; 38; 1 .ton TER L eller, wo | Re ed fr ‘rants; r. “deli ee (I new CYCLE eap. 27 ROOM N BO oy Jae agin sack . nooks GER. ti POR unday per ; yle etiens ty bt - North art blu ees ; like 1ew; and pri YESK V 8890 ensing mm Gov new an aieese Cust — M wning ——1925 2748 i { AND AR AUTO 9. Ss ST. Le and r ‘ }! D—C a Bast ris condi use De od ) ‘ ve _Ccust ‘ ~* I LO u ’ —~ 1 bik an u A UNI thweéstern "Hot twill: "a eee ce. Box (‘SF a Give REFR — Co. sont 1k a. used; ‘aan st. ing. Harri , Indian “Chi c) N 4 Maple » Bt ‘ARD V Dd WANT fa MOBILE itoraqe, rey] 2029 UIS Al? sa like n f FORD—£or ee 5 te ORDS JOS BOA, Suma: bar ni must se th 4 ._€ tes ol, 68 ze ~ 86. Ne 3 35, fe x —— ip. IGER ATOR ‘ Marke. no" bargains of * i C yi Bg+on. “3 V1 jike ame 1X, I’ ‘ont Di exc iient —By — ED sed. Whité a... aS——eaning _ Open Sun e St. 0 SAL ae OC FORD—193% co chea Man ay Pon ry 2. 19? ot ages st. a, $22 La , HA N m. . ° 2 Car: a ‘ w B ——~ ~~ F i ‘ __ fc) w BU mr DISP " ay : i 4 n + “T. a ee Lo- : 2 sma te h. ent refe oune ‘n otor C ‘ month: —_—— - be unday Bom wy a . a 497 pee CO : 29 a uhin ; aloo te 23-24; -. 4 | ‘ DSOME Broad ze 40: new: b ARBE] al Ss fr e have HERS— LAY CO Teeehs S. Br indel; 1 1 tie r rences. an DEAD. ar Co., nev i ane ont SI FO 5 Magn upe; i - vor an Auto 4 $375: very @ ‘. rom wen ‘clothe way. Hew: bar-| ai >, oR ou Try, ale eezer © yee eI UNTERs. |) oacway eaving town. 3 4-cyli Se Box lan? 2 STORAGE 3944 Olive. C svenin : RD—C olla av. cood pond Sales, ; terina, — bib eet st aie when, So: ferme 2? regu cours at, inet =e. Sree mares Sa as BE ROOTES RHE ate ane poncniggt gn ee re oweerner terres a ae - and . men mens a new beanie: and, men. ae ER = PE ee (007 and bac k Tix. groce +, $640 “viussmann. J Sauipme used sanke CLE Harley — 7 33. bf $1 a HOTEL ELS ING Ane PBA sy cn storing ‘autome er sys wel 4-paseda iehoria, $1495 ee | 7s RD—E ope. Ts ~ 4 A te. A _— 1920. ‘yo + (ol town re; imn w suits pring coa ndid “15 Pa airs wit URES . roadwa __HUs cores and delice O-foot f ae Mor am shape mavideon. fara week . 812 G CO. OR or utom antee I: ger; 0] (9% Ha ate 19 For JO > to SSS: 1923 -- Ss - , ‘ :; ge. ly 7 .. Delm STO rater. o- a; ter real cos o FOR milton 3: d d HNS* SISS; a urday Mond an, on47 n latest’ styles BUTCH ar Winer Aes eee ~ IR USSMANN. ? 4 delicateneena | reeger OR” CYCLE cheap. n, side | BEN’ rates; Locu ara RAG | wi rms, bar t $42 L)- roo ealer IN Mi tern Or A EF NN. 907- atesae ter N YCLE...10 2117 ide INTO : tub. st-—C r and E iE & LAND _trad Sain: 00: $1. ~1921; RD—c s. 49: cyt) is. ety W Monday - Thureday, over stynee or t ER FIXT . » eeiiinaioen ESTAURAN , a 8 s3ens , for fi 0. 74 FE ~19293 i Ne IN Hi : sho Yiean: ind Euclid. Mov. yr eae e. pest own- mm: 30. “Al " ou 37) ON: Rm tO ; c- everytl WEL, wer 0 “a Rep ; ~ good ; Lo __ 3843 ect Fr 3032 sha Daint pes, 1993: atural oben Rm on Exe y. Frida ow BUTC rade. 38 UJ ‘RES — on. tures [ ‘. 5 road 700. clase ne: fF Har. ra thing: ~ aths: er alrl ____ feO a» dow runs upe, fuar- ORD— Loc per wr how good: O75: sa 5 Bride | —— 2 ee y. Sat- lik _ 17 M —- ull . = (o#4) cash ¢ new a EQUIPN way MOT* eond toyal ey-Ds ates; $5 vow 9 Pine « | st ames nga a ee good, - «6-€ yl seston. C t-pa _raocust, bargals the new two: mdat si ge. “ re m., CO cK, of che get: f \ or and used; MENT i. RU ition; tour avide run o wee maki ne st.— (cS) | AU - nd Cc H. orest Je inde» __Caba me B32( y Tu iy es: : mo K a =—= 109 8 Soct- afectionerad ts : for sal Mark eae ie —An tw YCLE Ae oe My on, ning k, $1 ing st.—-C AUT Pal ANDL mada f0ed: RORD 4 qo78 on Por pee n: 3° glad! noc! Gr 515 F onery, ry ai ~~ e arket st 8s. - Ben romplete d= fix- Fhe mars $ ae Colt e var: | =MP water per low "enter JTO re nting 3 ER—Cou USK $1 ORD—19" upe; rune RD- mar. 275. Ma y show : co and | BL” rank! milli ie ea (c) RESTAI ensinge » outfitt cus t. Mus sig s je: fax 192 PRES ‘in r day: wi wor »pairin nono Q 75 Cou ei 00: °s 19 > ike —ioune, 2 ‘aban eCarth . _ GOAI eee i 1. UTCHE LF nery, cl restau SSTAURANT ser. | AUT call your Washi AUT ew -- —_ new LAV ughor 7 $5 7: Stand AND W prere: Shlantis REs- ) ed By pm hl? hegeoe.” — “ey er ae - ne. J, ID ekly @, clean re 3) ») RE it Mon karag CH ingt OMO paint; | gan Coupe. Fo SOM NEON. | —~—8 CO a 5) ty _- 00 B Cent used. one Ont mon, _ Prank m table; coffee onsisting of $5. ce 4 Har! -— 912 FAI rates. an near G ra E PAIRT. day, e; AN DL an BILE de inte’ 38, See Por: rd de HNSO 25: Aer at : AL F450 — 1 U =: Inde : $40 RR A Ss. $1 Loc in (con AU T ¥ ler 19% . Alch at ¥ ec) A are new er, fi r 4460. ng ord ~ L921; fe und-ct oupe: ™ il PR ej 1 +. 85 25 ne ton. on 216. ich 00; Ww lased f Small ~~ ie c Ving, fi i. “a —- 228-30 ¢ R c¢ at’s, 15 jan. ron ro INE. 4 day: $ ust——R) ) O painti _ 1893. s, 807 our ¢g rrow n at $390 radiat ne co FOR der; 4 't it 4-pas “genul dre a Deim $55 50: @ ta y | Mark orth rom Gov size: br ie) irand. fixtures: noder tes I: 1819 YCLE 613 I > ee ©) Boy; " COO ’ 1007 Re rn; HELV oN P labs e $i2 $21 ni ingie: Spall PS wv ° light | A 141°? rkor £40 -erad CHEV ‘e, e, ‘19 =... t Cor Caba ke ous oupe avia. N 3 UTOsS CH > fraame also LER 07 Bellevil) also 14 ee ING . ~ Rope ama. 5058. 1 5: 192 0; ne ow : $7 pecia! veek 1 AUT 12 Mar eason up: e: ROLET— ‘tel 1 53: new pes ; ny 83780 ba acces 1924 —_ +? : IOBILL ANG eezer c Hus —Brec ——— Shi ille. I) 1. sette = -~And c ol _B lv 21 74 Mark ater, t double: ia! week ip. } MORILE arcus, TJ) able. 2 trim- well ET—7 afay & wonde Fe ; $145 1922. 19 renin: ea mee: 2 as a $ FN a pee nom Cy E grin sihent naiaor ht. yn ie oOwc Boer © Sy siock | uk ICYCI ory © ae? ee hot ekiv r | _froned: E Be eee Wm. CH cared olpe, étte. er and »RD—Lat up; tern 024: sone a arord ‘; ver loome | has num : 400 moh I ed lere cou and Butch 0 ASE ione ° eskin box swe —V! cheap. n — Ri04A ac ingt TE roo! on- | S88 nachir nes a rebor + | —_adaho. —Co ne W condit FOR N. 1th Suntan | RD— 03 Loc Tevi “ ‘ SRY vy new, room xchan _Ket et. is. B ters, ©€ i@s, r ~_ = ‘aD. pas (c) 19°5 oe as ne A K m On: # HOTE n. ]831 | chi manuf 1¢ and nd pi ed —H uDe, 1 & beste ion : D—C —_-—-— Su sonable 4 ti “or aocust. bd Mot * A ohang BUSINE Par suite, ze} CAS ensinge tc.; Te rieat 4 see: AKL E: 53038 Patti- Standar > IND — e0- anen 1 few L—18 | R ine, re pe mew manuf ns furn and kV ROL 924: er 799 terr oupes, 1 nday afte “4 = on at ipe, 192 — ae f : estab!) ?. Wha EssS— FA F 1) wn 4%; uy c haire (c) sen : hadere eee Nabi a ot bi h; fo hout | = free, Fores char ngton, inle | CH Rie Four, 23 on, easy | FO ras: term: besulite ‘o 20 Gratl HAN rside 247 r trade. patch (c ant rebuilt CRs rs. SODA . Man it e. ‘ 1a rble = Locust. urck |] ou can e heard ‘a ay odeled OTEL r One o BORD . Forest nd $3: (¢) EV Re I our, 22 lat ~~ Rl =a _terms, 3] 1 cr new: . upe;, 19° in . : Okla GE ; +. w hat ) CA cre a! . of at And cost FOUNT c hester rrolike’ base: ———— _ Phe a ndian not cor of: 14 runni and 452 2 “NY. (> ORD Goa" ‘ Ww. 7 maz barg ET 4. ~ +47 é 5 bar dit ti oupe: | 14 a onetr , & real t = t; look. ] + Have homa —Improved | bave SH T REGIST: N. | and rs uti dish SH00; ~ he me > Grand x har- 1e Romon Motocycle. and Sites re te wat newly fu New ) For motor ov 907 Ww netos | CH ain: ter -Dass owk Tefterac rg oa on, See ate mod ira ate. p- margain : ke and fr . / — ws N._121 mt r r rnist wstead— i re ehauled... alto EVR ns. coup n. ( RD—C this; el; fire rand. A’ ren Nat AT- | . OF I" 4 Dr. ". SS00- erfect ‘ IE a Ei} vile okine. a nd E ry roc phon F t front e overhauled. _—_ (cO99) He. ui ae ‘¢ N. 1 It of ] 02 ~~ ade pe, ~ 192 Tor dGeale . i} Aw Sree? r wil GE——F\ 235 TW. tlage m in! CASH Marke 1 bareai ional: latest~ ic¥9) | Cor DRINK 87 ° E carbon . new NE Ww —-—— De'm uronpean;: ym; din wl ord ge axle o rhauled .||- .$10 CHE S407 | supe; 4; FOR — car 4: i : > D4 MOE ae re. Idi ¢ é : w ee! l sell or le ts RYO SH Rk in, Ihe a test atv } an nple te ‘ Pp, 4 R faston ator an d Dem 5 St Pp vi l | kK ~ ar 5603. first - Ing F ora @ nerator v erhau’ a **ee¢e 00 } Vv ROL EY iTAC e. ( ike ne L ‘ou scone vt 38 body. un a hier pe, If dy ee ee " Hiya Srelee wane int @ 52a ————____{¢ aries GISTEI Same te | aeueuel tere LOR onstrat ER éc Racl SHER class tie ae erermauiea - § 00 letween. T-—One, irane ms ‘Seana tie cheap. ah?! 192 __ 2a 6 ~~. he --———* 4 : K raulic. e and ; nt pr ) o7 34 OD a r 48. M: urket al bar 6: an Is XT Hi ions > .* fort: lors’ " M IT 33 eal ORD spr OV erhs avled ese 4 9112 n 10 ne, an 6824). e n- | FC eap. 4117 4 “mode My dem: you w : wuseed v¥ j ag EXCHA : __ Pho all eq evl operty: cC : W y to &1 ation — ae ST ‘ Zain. v size: T° Ries Th e iu INDE a ‘heer : $3 ‘table a hem AG mk. ) aadbadednaniens 4 1A aculed ete 00 ~ De D and P d on : IRI» = ame Lind I; will io s. onstrat man A ery tite ha NGI one G on inde HI Re andott 185; al: tite meer: KEI Rens : be JOH v have SON ily 00 4452 W rooms e of 1 FCTALISTS. 5 ; a. CEH road 12 oe Ford. Ca Coupe: i ell bi. qd &. P real ao wg firat-c s— irand enta. r 4. YPRAC e st ; | «fe e ne ir » CAR singer C vd - —N iN F. me E riven. 29S Washi s, : comfs LISTS. 50 or n VRO wa Sund r Cc gain. pe: 1994: bes FOR panda rice, F «ul co ah inca dam aspen, °°" reo CTO choma ew: he iINETS a r Co.. 106 zB. t th LUXE we aenin American ¢ AUT TS. 5048 Fas 15 bic Lit. y ay all} I 6111 4: b D—C — Ford - wat aymen condi nobi le oR. ant @ I" 3 »gG , rT eet See SON "rit ize com " : } ; 7 shee t DAN om Sur Vard reaso ines; , wd | s STO ). i®il in. Kei ith 140 | | BO G A —— Sth. po wi E 0 ix) on't ON DE ING ed. like ca , o cee mer : - ch ( oupe: al +o Idk POI iN AW” 6 in ar d ox Tt B Ss, ae Wtd— 68. iday and H nabie. rent build. RE . ane EY | ATS ND —> | Vite pular- L, 487 can throw RS, _mor e ne supe, 1922: 3 st a leap. 2 first-c a Ue (D—Ce ro dl see ; road conds; Exe CC or odi Cc . I a "FIX . Vas irn, —A Lt you pric 8 Sav vo! N iths oon + 923: ite dae FO RG cla . ° cw i | i. LiFe way, aes ae ne Bt: oho re Sh amont track’. es Ee Park. TURES—ADA mat 7 boats nd mot sas AUNCHES comfort i inapec iets family wich PAGE of “repairing Bn radiator UAN KS | | ¢ SCHEV ROL ze N 2 down newly paint- | F ote McNait aaa pony s ainted . ti ‘Olive. «8 a ox N-A70h Pp fo 1343S arket ow? chenne' a val keer FILING ‘soda fov e62) | __mo ~—18-fo of East. ail sizes, ie —cr panama low rates. beauty we in Ph eee mee a a cd ; atio. siOD yooee: nd av ance Le | FORD- maricain. 23: man Ad B rD: te looks and vainted; m oe PIAN " Port- 0 anything "0. “Sb ny _ lac vi sev er so ea! hey f PAP, Riv 00: xth and IDE vs hands: \ NE Rs P. “qe TZ on _ L, E > a est : Fi . M a. i RD— rade, t perfect . “4 is a tbe » 3667 | oi qi : AM vers ~ argat top . isS—Peft n STO ust, al cha se to| 4 rom — ersid w poceh gant! Che Ho oor __ (c62) : r¢ attention. A oti I it 6CoO Coupe: 900 cMahen, | ‘20 Cc cube erms. yea: hevr good. ive. { ad . | end side 66 ng ~ BOe: 405 im. N display efrigerat: RE FP ; irs. aler’s the nenes., © 17 vy fu ur: TE I a verha omplete ention. ¢ re, * 9 leimk nditio ba: & beauty. «7 5A ¢ De . 36 pan * time: rolet “shape, . an. 4 702 P jrent & Fv ation cas rator “IX T v J. alo prof! man! ne aw. rate $ rnishe cent j Gr uled, § ely n. Ch 9) e, 36 a, £ beaut —- on | ‘herok Lux eeiig it Tle . late, 12 it : a TO EX: avo Of “Yar ‘Ken. CONF ch k'in al Pack ea: rators and Shel RESTA ae fe) P e D. B ts: ali ifactur use _ ed 1.50 4 d: now er dow and. re $12: re insta Hed atter . 'CHRIVR 3645 8 uily eq y: in e "ORD—C ee. 8 “body. Fo; i, & i410." int equippe i . ex ‘m for (c) Oo: EC 4 ION ers’ § > at cot piving. v UR AN eS ark. Mo. arbou kinds er and ata, _street ca ay, $10 makir ntown: o.. Te ar axle. $3: proof; _tle; OLET—- - Grand. uipped: xcel- | oniv $: oupe. 192 « LD vl? Ta terest; 8. $2: HT _Ford o iE—Go for furnit ERY ; Supply C Siaiiien en wall cas Tov TF CANOE- yy ££ Rave rm. C week untae + ale- vler 24990 ‘$5. motors | - : look 1924 $350, | FO 25: t 4: ae B bix bares cust, | others, | ¥ ont TU ‘CK POIs radio ounty lo ure. COU N fianp gf IXTU 3" o.. | mee 8 yg pg 2 B , FITS, OF—17 & P —* Cat Nt a at winter Ca 4030 N South Sid 9 pew, coupe; run Wi RD—C >: trade: te ~ perfect Mees parma just 10 ‘entral 150 7 { IN pert lot. Ti: es RES fc tle ken team bloc k ters, Box ‘ ‘ ‘foot, — ' 0... V , ° ; —_--—-— at d crow pastes bri chennai f ar CHE e Nash S395 >? un v ~ | tires: oupe: terms. 363 / al a vou mir at month i} ICR POINTING pay. 4 gouth: ine Wise Lsdthlees a Cheap. | = soh’ Bros. pi eae BV +-308, ‘fin alley ROSE — d- | NASH— olets — VROL Co., ee way e aby R004 ~ = Sat Motor ¢:, a D 5 old; h | me ely —-Bri +407} tak cor 2 450 . ood ——— man. | os ros. O18 we ashy pesteteen | RVINRU Post - e: litt] (cf 4 ELI {95} “ —Cainib: Fo e.4 i ET— 4728 a or trade . | FORD—4 argain. 3 ordet “\ were pen & rice th ere : | ; t-Dis nythi ck w Bate e ANTE OO) Vir ? fo »R SH O1A othe eriste 8 DE— Dis ° us 9) 145, Li iB ~—f _exvtrae: pole: ————— r Sa j Che Coup Grav rade. Ps. -D $30 Ras - — Car Cn unday at will VACA patch. ne va! eg - ’ R-—Ve rinin untain: ise oP F _ r ba rs, kiff, S$ $45 SPatch ed: ‘ch plan. inde HOT rtrae: S8A0 1923.” f-e~ le neni Vroe e. 19" 2:8, _.ditior ussenger 67188 , aor i- tin Co lay and ev H.. a ; AN uabl for 1 ery Rn. Te, Ti rea IXTU th, Teains. | Pina. 30). tN ea 55 I) bi. E . ~ Se Se Cc Fon t tor 34; B. fC) 1; oh er D ber ise o.. 4710 event haa ta. 6 td. —# ox N-379 to Ov NT ERs. 2 Mark ¥ ouen c Le LOCK PF 1RO3 eS and Is / HOU liam Gros driv len ily and onth an dell 5300, N NASH pias ‘linder: trunk. CHET RO Co., 3 unes gaiore »mplet value —1933 cout S216 N aood Mition : re, e.. first bumper wer Wt month, n and 5 re whanee 9 mill. s tS—-Tw : 7 = en | Su 300 *Con R—ac oe ome ‘Ke w t SE ROAT- : Grossme ve. $40:/T ge May hs Fh. S ue: fone The” inte I C AR} A> rane ‘MEVROLI 3645 8 alore. lete equip 45: oseeu eee 734, See oss Nea lase ahock | aig ate . teinmaee ne 2 ne anan'”haan a Oo: On st 112 nday, | FRUN tral Nat’ feck." efferso all! sie —3 or nn. 16 ‘ake L gees Fn. ate! aroceai aan ear: ‘balioas RIO amon and 1 ST—Coupe, iran’. _ outh FORD ns, 392 necfec : RDs_. . Gana hantle : i° t. picentio onds; f rents "iM sin e. 559 ete.: e shov ‘ . ee at. Ba non n. LAT N > coms; 30 . indel} ommod ecorat a $20 ter Alloo mile] LE trude: wotor: upe. 192 ais Lov. 9 Lae ¢ $° —«"¢ “i ‘olfax 13 cal © Bat ispat n of or vac $205 zie | DENTIS 8 Easton a bar NCA BE c) | E heap ctors’ nk Bid conditi C 3 arto foot fe) } hus dil ations ed: exe H ns. 1 nm tires , >-pa e; never needs ves: ed See, tion: ter coune: $3¢ lede. OO; + Upes: iata 1 64]. 38 iv oh. ground. ant in per ve T HA on; Del gain: m “Cette |G ads ay all 8 theatric ion. | 25-horse B-foot’ crit. of Dre .. rect to for g el- UDsoNn. ule. § arg! ~passenwer -— : close, vant. $2 , ood tire FORD—C ms. 392 $300, verted Boe e- Any ate” as r eit rd Ci RV mar ust Ww V. un al te) i engi pow eri nnan, IN hote arage. Gr . ESs TEI. reryth! S T—Coupe: — Store mattne ouve, 1928: Pec miles: “fully ‘equipped: + S00 Ss t preccristes i 2917— ‘st & S smart 2 — 4 oy , Pennsylv run- | aneealle Natural R ESTEBN c8) rolet 9 "condi MacCarth must nail 192: i: C7) ORD—Ta? ms; ‘trade, escola ¢ His nein leve} — with wowed, Poy t} ' . oadwa Skil ot. oule. s m t-c}a rania. out: over : ridre HO rand. ) _est 6 arthyArché qui = ‘ n exce vate: ate cou EEE WERT ey on 4 bf R ar Lo emal' co ¥. F Fe Ww a otor. E. ss runabe beaut 100 fr ire. cor OTEL , new : . 6. ér, 439 ck: only hoe. F; run 31 ey 2 OF t ive Hee the ‘ihent strat ors loor é¢ast. oh time. inde + Eh pag ete. : GRO i oupe: must be =i oS —Cou S87 aa at C sha te arkview 2 tend town: _ © — ae | Flow. Loupes: wT Grand NDE °s4w. e, first tie $225. saad 33. =e ly Pe: very are Ro pe» oe: 4 Sj ees pay RD—-Cosve, 45 Lotus set | gj “reaonattes ae au -Tms look ——— a - F Jef 7 og on ek Cc 3, russ af $3 0: “y a Lergon te filin 5 ont ‘te at: OH bea utif a ¢ “i BV er.) wheel lock slers ul 199t- | A Bevery thi ec as K. sun sherk TO bor ia ine tire . bed ad » se re? ‘ ' + ~— Show, os ae some ae ste: t f: * 4 , + : 1834 viii 2 Kolbreane ~ é : :

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ai aie ace Tak 5 sa bp Pre eae ee * ¢ rghe oy te, to a / a - - fi, eo ' fee ay ay > B ‘ a . .% " ' S é es ee. 7 : - p . . « 7 % f * . : _* cle ¢ w “ ~~ bys 7 > L : $ a p 4 . » +s = e P 4 1: ey -* « 4 ‘ ‘ : : e oa s ; Sasi mane "2 = a. . : : P : e * > Ve? - ate ’ ; ~ 4 x s ah “ 7h . + ‘ : * +i : ‘ 4 f, a ay ; : , J + " MARCH 29, 1925, ‘SUNDAY, Bs ES a cdl 900 AUTOMOBI LES, Bicycles and M otorcycles Wanted and For Sale Asin these columns today. | nas tani POST-DISPATCP | © HQ) _ rorengesret Sale A ‘ oc generat For Bal ——PASSENGER CARS % TRUCKS ACCESSORIES dan, $525: oi er en ne m For Sal . Dhevoriet tan ing, Siok Ting. $1g _ Coupes For Sale Coupes For Sale Cc 1954 : atfentongiong __Youpes For Sale | __ Roadsters For Sale | Roadsters For Sale Sed s For Sale AF Sed For Sal F | FORD ans For Sale Sedans For Sale pier #100: 1919 H lw 14: run 800 miles | FORD ‘ 1] upMobile Tr aia » ae i ; - 1 yee ns ode! coupe: slurter and de- | OL.DS—Co , 2 & V sbaort “Tarn . ~ demon ya res - oot bv, “Grane” ; is ris. site . aren . $i : = | wheel ab! €s, cord - ge speedometer, lock raise, + hie ei oy zi ie Beds ahs up eH 3 Chev. | ” ay 3E—hKeaustc. : lve uns e xcellent: I RI : fe . — | “ : 7 mie ’ »: stop ishta> now $375. tr ye “18 ~ at S up: terme: a° 7A: terms Gil son. ” 6227 . Easton. moon SOAS r with 19°?5 bo i-- Ag | | y | tr _ OLDS M ‘BILE—oupe - GE bgt Ns K—Oausier, early 1923: on ar Nahale Gillis mec hani ~y condition - ML a ORT HW ED C HEY ROLET © ; FORD Sedan 5 cord Ures, shock abs ord ye pe mo > i oodan buy. Owen. . BSI ie | \chebter _ ev rose o., man-); Chevrolet sedan. 1924 model: this car rood, i ' ag oe eee SF A pe . . ood, upholstering clean: no tears: real Baskett Motor Co., 3318 W pe, . en ” 5 aston. Ask to : : : ande vente 62 - CHBVROLE rms. 1s Se a | 14. Open Sundays and (0%) ly LET Busi, Cor 21: sacrifice, S85: terms. & Gand. Carona let Motor Co., 3867 Hw » latayette. eter, r Ss ~ vy 4 4 m . ‘+ y enton 631. _‘f) jis like a new car and carries a 30-day | bargain: $235. AMlacCarthy-Pardue | 6220 | _Bomont 35 23 ) 33. ' SLO S-20. 1924. A pea} buy ¢ S. Gran AUTOMO) r ~ . SS , aan 4700 W hiner B IL 5 CO., DODG +E 192 : ‘ome. in and look. : ame YU 13! - wood "condi. 2— 192 4—Fora coupes: neaslel usw. two asnhington., Etre Deimar 4480. | —— os U roadster: : $250: te terms: — ‘ ' oupe, late 1924. DUDGES—3 } ate roads! Ss he dandy ah oO se ; . Le S45 Linde 7 : ' ‘ ~ Weekly bh gat in fact, "1 ery possible ex- and sm oth: 1 , ed mas poet motor quiet trade. 2506 $ Jette Taos: Cc eap: - terms. abe; repossessed car. at he Bomont 37 00. 3016-18-94 Locust. loon ti ickel b hoth Gury ROL. ys ers; always open. 4127 Olive a moe erfa) buys: terms. . ces OF @Quipment; careful —* €s, FORD Coupe: 5 eae . — oe, ‘Wee, CMipy S225; » 350 | Ran our high ~ oy paint- all 1925 iy nproveme , i: 5) priced tor quick « : : 410- ae Sa " _ ents: car used ver KOO $ 26024 do; i av... : ; v é Oven Sunda ; juick ale; =: | ; weekly. 11° Olive. ; ed cad +blue and red panel on litt! ‘@ bY -member of. firm: ' equipped wood. fapl PR a sts ey ne . Mag Hassler shock “~ nont 3700 "BO1R- 18- o4 t ocust. ables: good tires. lock wheel. etc. we SO}! s. ur ‘ atrel§ lichts. lock - ad need room: reduced to $125. Ask to see LUX" a? door. Car and tires Al. B i— laicust, % A BOO; s sargain — ey meses: DESC 00 off list; | 1—1923—Dodge roadetes. * conditio hee’, pe st | r u 3 ype; 1024 erfect: onis wi a a No 1070" | ars car . tert oF tran Dodge. baer ing “an ition ; | w pe wh ; aes ~ } “Den ee ye wind- | C HE V ROL iE T. SEDAN No. 6543. Open Sundays and evenings. Lincoln Branch a 5-Pass. Sedan Wi LAST i} ‘ 4 oj “ ; : ’ ; an ps nr r} ‘or 4-DASsecnar . Kings h lghw: SiDE BUT¢ K oe. > —" . “ 3 pleni y of ac- on J Ee Hy 045, ed rignt for i u pA ‘ & ine closed Car: ay fine shape; Roads: er: late model: rebuilt: ful! re ——_—-_ SR Ae 3 leone eT et Dah Ne iWay and Mc P hereo a: price] “he ap. e ss. I zocust. Wuic SAIC. NO 1 45 12 =, Line A. ne for doetor law ver: $” 9 equipped: cord tires good: price 4 ] ~y FORD—Ford or wed an company car good - ( 0 | , Gan, ar; ‘ ' oS new; perefect condition: paint. tires { a = ‘? 10° like new ; he: ry y Locuet. Bom. e'n0O0 s. ade STE INGER ‘ - a : = 7-Pass. Tourin ORTHWEIN: CHEVROEE patoure. > 15 * i. Mie, new:, cheap: | NEWELB3333 HUDSON-ESSEX Co. & PUTHILL | terme trades FORD ROADSTER a 3: newly painted, steel gray; {| nd mechanically. substantial, Price re & ' | _— if a," pe: ier ; per =e only Ss: ui ~ . . " » a 3015 » sOCus ‘ hy ; > , won 1 3 coupe Misher bod) , take ] oc a B m. 600 | ‘ > AU TX Mc BILE CO, terme. ey ne ome early if vou want Superior model; lock whee! and bumper: Fo ronselet Motor Co, wot a rand. j | uPholsterv spic dow { THE v ROL ET Ta +a “ 5422 Lindell. Always Open. | 8S Locust. Bomont 2812x im 4 ( 448 Maple (ec) Se ce—«--ce- femme ee ey ] ~~ & . , | NOR TH SIDE CHEV ROL ET CO. chanical! condition: not a year ola; smal! I19?4: as as new —, ‘22, °23 and °'24 modeis: PORD Coupe; elegant shape ; car j poupes . « ~ ’ a i Snape. . " DY al ww“ aa i * 7 - 4 Pf ’ | cash or terms. udor sedan. “1924 mo el: used i. very little: has some accessories: ‘will || mechanically; also very low mile HU DSON-FRAMPTON, 3309 OC UST || take vour old car as part payment, bal- ||} age; here is your opportunity to Tip-top mechanically: good ‘tires: 00d > a ae ee £00 CHRYSLER—Imperial: 1024, Wecd aaa ern 2008 Locust. re Fore Yfel) ||| own @ high-grade ear at a Thevrolet coupe beautif : hike new: ‘terms, Al- ul: n G “4 Why talk about it? J ew ” 2534 : ilisury et. Original paint. 5 cord tires, lock: guar- | S775. Pan — equal PP od Wen oo Yass pee and upho! stery; only $235: open iD ranklin es hummy Roadster demonstrator: food a : 4 _ ai ” » e new a a real 2 yy excellent mechan! a, ad ag | On te rma ee Conditions, ; . ae a 180 a? | @nteed; trade any m ike cay ithe boy VYho scalps Prices i b SOUTH W Al st fi pri 1924 Mord sedang; 4 d + ement 8700 : va ian 5: me 1905 Loe (C7) MON . 3137 Locust ee wary es ®5 and brings onal : ‘“HWEST NASH CO s ane: refinished ——--S:_Buaranteed. 3032 Locust. aa wis ~ n elegant | | RI CHE VROLER 1-24 a leases, aie “240; ono 1935 | = ae See trae | ean mail. dep si Grand. Come nlong | 3005_ Olive. Bomont_ 3800. "3039 Locust wire wheels: at a eet ea oo ‘CHRYSLER Seda or 4: lik fires, $468: Wal ee lke new. ti pear teens a a > us. - r a PP — “ORD Coune : 107 motor No. S Cer i A -yvear to Day. — ame te a d STHI DY a |} GE > ‘ ik 4 “ eecan 92 : ike | ires w serve | e new ' new; Tun two nom ; oat eure in town: terms, trade. E New, only driven 2 months: « | OVERLAND—Coupe: Tunis good: new imee. 22° DODG ES—’23 oe ge I Woet ~ We "Lindel Baar new. Full balloon tires, four- | 2-192 onSore _tudors: splendid | For further partic ts c¢ at $405. from owner: BWasnins =, sedans. roadster bargain at $475. Repossessed. 8- battery, $95. 4372 Tart. Roadsters, latest ‘28: sanie as new: . GARDNER Road No.” = One: OE Oeiram, UNIV ERS ra reeral Pare: ° Secan Pres ~ ‘ ’ , ; * — . uy ne - ait kOg is ‘ © 8-2 4 3 OCU! NE WEL I 3018 Tene ‘No. oY. ; “0 namics: easy te on a a 10. aaah t Sa I] ow _: anaes | P yw K. ARD—; nll Feri t win, cust om built | ge n ee sun “shade. bumper; feur vm new tires han pai oo a’) L Ll: + > Locust. Bom. 2600 Open Nights _ And _Sundays. Ford Motor Co. 4409 7. . se mn Bas’ 4 . om. 604 Te wo » on F - me.lo + new: privately used: het “e a aNaa WW Or > ee = a E ———— 4; 3422 Lindell, yas : =r. oupe: tot 3 Of ex! 1 tive N NE SW KE L L: 44°° Linde ll. A lw iys Open, | 7 : DCs 7. pe 4 ‘ ee rea! ain; $995 ) mal , Cour . $49 3; can't Fo - $30 >. No. ‘1055 Pi an = ar 7 . 3 » Be £. + : { say . aren ig other extras; MARM IN Jb4—-Speeds DODGE ~— Busine ‘88 sedan; looks apd runs | ***4 44422 Lindell. Always Open MAX WELL—Sedan. Dy AL ing ROO 4345 Ww, mne “Y). . BOT: ners Gr . ven Py : 37 : . sTand and West Lindell] S687 c 439 E . r $4: ter, 2-1, ; - : a. dae SC ' ; J. a’. iclid. Fores 6°R8R only to; “ar to pay: ope Ss , SlCr. a«-Vassenger, §S ike + o2S, een Sundays. Louis Garage, 12th and Chestnut. Ke new. 6324 1 vaston; Cabany 978. (¢) | FORD—Tudor sedan, 1921 model; paint order; $50. s. ha Colt ——— a mustoupe. 1924: 5 cord tires; excel. YR! TpWYe lh ] ; shape; $400. North Side’ Stude. FORD COUPES | : — | ae SOO) ON—Chummy 5 | DODGE— re Sire evro et Cou , , ere 088° N Grand i: (c7) | $100.00 ae’ } a IN nbacke r coupe. looks new | MOTOR M@ -—— as ~ tor Rayne wheels; good condition’ dan n “ag ee one: Hy _ GOCE on. oe en very good: condition ‘of ae MAX WELL—Club | notia 1924; a ; : nd will eeeu a 2310 poy tnd motor. Ralph S. Duke, 4561 | — . abanv 4434W. $nsmission and rear end excellent; hape: many other washes. 100 and | Lexington. DODGE—Sedan, 192): reenay this is a real buy for one who wants a 4419 Manchester. See Herbert. corms « or rae. One an Natura Bride ‘Cc Poamont 3700 . 18. las o4 Ru =F _— ay? $325. Ril ~ $75 “ RB Pewly Da OW . reconditfoned. D oe . ° “: . . = D—Coure . Grand. " (el) —~— ONARCH, 3137 Locus: weir U EF d R HUDSON-FRAMPTON, 3309 _Locvst. ORT HW EIN CHEVRGT } - 198: rd. ( ] | FORD ‘ar ye P E. 1994 1924 OLDS CO P 0 ge oadster — [I a ° " ’ “ , a - - ae Se ee > - ° ' ' — + ere. ~ ly tartan ee PE! pay . 7 wo, ~— > . ween me ~ —. — c+ ot wwe, > _ all cash pev- | « rve 4s brand-new; ton 1000: term | ” De rfect: re + Sos, Hl MA RMON—Chu mmy roadster 1a97. — 1} only $195: terms. 3520 East n. closed car, but who doesn’t want to s md WAS NGTON roa r. 1921: new ae much money; terms. Open Sundays "and Maxw ell Sedan, 1923, $595 1 , hew tire 74: _F- bumper, a ide peut % D—Cr late m: wil choose fro Ss: termes ’ (c7) Duco paint, verhaules motor cheap DODGE —1923 business sedan; looks and ody paint, all nickel ed : Te ve onth! de monstrate C ; r . > ’ motor perfect; terms _ , a. bene mon 1912 S Grand, (c7) , : 2 nee SIDE ‘ HE VROI. E roo . NIVERSAL 8401 | dy. . Fo ~ o4 pen ghts ani Sundavs. thibendes l : : : oe ——— - Must se AwK * Mr. Woebe rs “~ _Tuns like new. Cabany 1279 evenings. 4640 Easton. Delmar 2547. Seat covers. . _ car at | _Cabany §{ (ce) 4 bumpers, lock, special paint SOUTHW EST } fe O3x) job. guarantee 8039 Low net, Bomo : . Ye star ter etc. five new al > nt “paon ). 3006.4 Tt pur “ tras. . 44] Juni: FO STUDEBAKER—Special 4- -Pass.: Al con. noea ain we. 1 924 t repainted: ex a , un ‘ont ' RD COUPE“ at ion; cash or terms. Cor ~ es Motor. | Lx R T—Roadste r, late mode}: beautiful udley G irage 1; “ ‘ Gran a Ly IDG E~ Sed: an: perfect con Wition: “$165 ; F evr 587 Delmar. > , BRO eo} | ittle Caz: easy terms. 2810 Oj M/ Aa ty lLal-— Moadster. 1: + M ro con- Terms, tr: ide... 4356 Del mar. (ce) Ford Tudor Sedan * ac ied MONA RC H, 3187 Locust. : he OON—Sedan, 123: looks like rne av io as ole a ble. lock v — aban ‘ mo ur ‘ a! e. ., ery lat e - (Celio c? roe tear . _ : ss bu sta i Cc ahape: car ¢- VW ILLUYS-KNIGHT—« oupe good. engine: new: ak 22( FORD Roadste 92 ion; will demonst: 2609 Care-| DODGE— ada ¥ eo gee Coupe: only. drive ? a £ od. ‘Si 15 ». 2220 N, Broad- | fully handled : . | adster, 1923; starter. « aan te, line «ft vat —Sedan, 192%. perfect; will sacri- equipment prac tically hele @ price ¥” ' ls, runs go we GR & e~ Mic Tr R ; 'C RP. ;' tires. wake ayes ipeedster R. Bullard. 2 heap; or exc hange, 4304 JoBh. MOON ee ese esbienae “~ fice tod; Ly for $550. 3228 lowa. (c) Excellent mechaniea! condition: make Prag fl zou can appreciate thie tails Section: consider or nodel: A andition: | 5646 and 6820 Gravois (c$2) | —— ny atson’ rds. adster, 1922: starter. demounta-| iin, on ester: ,. California tan: carh,| DODG P—Sed: doors rain: S4n0-| U8 @n offer : a te iat the car for welgemat model: AL ee i R :D axel aS se $2)! OL P > [atte model; per — s Tooke ire | a - oi “y S10 0° lem ounta- | ime or tradé tS Broadway. will trade. n on Gravois bargain; $450 ' GRAVOIS MOTOR CORP. orave. iho Dehner bs | induce you to, t = IN MOTOR C AR Co.,, ( , , JOOS Locust. (c) } x C ( U I KE, I ; 24, $12 00 ied ! 3316 Ch rokes i ‘OR Do Noekoe late 1923. $183 >: ke | | MEO 7 tues roadster. 535A Clarence PDODGE—Ss, edan. 1999: jon wa heels. Al 2646 And _ 6820 Gravois nes _(c82) | = we a . 2 425; beautiful ‘@ have reco io and %te- iy. new: termes. £16 N, Ws evente; | tt . - (ej condit’ areain o, ree \ CLEV BI LAND—io oe tan. so 192 ‘. , Al on pons , rhe ~ 1M Led thi a ar: equl se vi . tn . OPEN TOD, LY | POR i — : , >. 3 une . La SO UAKLANID Roadster: motor ood: lew | Re tion: 7 =Tein g =o ow et 1 FORD SEDAN ~ ) N trade for Fond be, ae: _—s. pc | - eal “a rw tag oe he Pe Can | ; e cane - rear onthe 34 new iy ’ we Na > Apt co _ POR D—Speed se r: wire wheels, ee 7-pass. — a = ve 5 adeneint eens nob arte: ms DODGE—Sedan; disc wheels, cord 3 ires, Like new; beautiful car; cord tires, suit- & Open n Sundays and Evenings tor. 1805 “Russell, ¢ coupe; ex ¥ May a.m. betwoon ¥ ee —_ | Dainte ; terms. trades “a mont S800. 3005 Olive.| _touring car; cheap. 8300 Virginia acrifice $275; terms. Woods, 3933 Olive Jom mijeage: N. Gr extrae: terms. Kuhs | able; terms. 3116 Cass OLDSMOBILE—Sedan; trade for Ford a. ‘ ; " ypes from >) 3 to S400 terms ’ FORD—1919— re ister - erfert co ay : ‘i PUIICK, Ne Grand, Ope n Sunday. ) : ———$—$—— ae = . ° a. oupe: run 3000 miles Aa Nulson- Thompeo mn. "415 Mancheste- T A T Ke MO T OR ("( of Ine.. Limousines For Sale S105: ie + 5. eh ee ondition anee Roche a a ce ) | DONG E—1923. bus es a eens — | 192 4 FORD TU DC Nia OLNaMGute ze ee ay = cad : > - . . . ' . . ai 4 ivieti ’ oa das i Ke ‘ ‘ . : ‘ ae ve DODGr me _m. Test otiamons ton 2 - w . {ce8O ' 'O4 ] + ; 1. et b } c _ »>T> . T ivyy , sine t. 4 } t ’ + e b dy: jiec ted . sTnOUss abl yu x rv y: aelede tT . a. ~ >>: ‘ali. ow 5 0. bas e CA fu v checked an. nish $ re- | an ne j ; » » 300 8. J etfe Pen Sunday _4701 Gravois $325; rh ‘eo: elasey. «4 snappy: bargain ee }* OR D ( ‘OU * E S ~~ — i No. 6: price S300 190% | POR exer Seay me —ombamaee nn ° | STUDER AKE ate en ae — ¥ newed: terms. _ Webster 146, 3 (c)} a. CLAYMO HUDSON-BSSEX (CO OVE ‘RLAND—Late ly: 24 mode}: palit DOD Gh—~4. Dae. . i ry : terms . } : jAl and to. rings all mode ~~ . ic} rons ' Ass ; : “al A aut s30 Intadies se an > aa PVA . ‘ow . | | i—1623-—peae 6edan: driven very little =) 5S. Mera mec 3 { layton. Wrdown 8: ” mechani ad cogdition same as new. terme. trade 250 q” i : ee or ee ined: | at ok at ey get Dr ites nan nr | } F (Ch -ARROW s—! gn oust ne: Sino nt qi oe: eho) “arga . $663 Alaska. Sure, ~ e OTe 1] irtualiy ge * new: \eohn ston : F ORD § Sk DANS Garfield. _ ae DODGE— Business netieens i_ pei Paint. cord tires. other extras: | ™ ; terms. | ork av. Forest 83: $1. Forest 14523 ‘ORD ii 3 roadster; $50 down. 316) STUDEBAKER : wonderful condition throughout ant OVERLAND—sedan, 1921; 4-door terms: trade. 2506. upe Po : . ( 7 o> . aASea (j iraze ( oO fo} ' : th | a , S> (ce) . ‘ . > Ae orx roadster little and will s@rve as new: beaut ful + ounes and sensinnta all models: large tires and motor. $225: Oakland. 1g DODGE —Late: ail extras. new ‘oO: t “yas oa = , 2041-42 ) ne Wey . oe rougham; late job, lacquer | rORD Oy 5 ak 1922: g00d condition &,.. trade for to ~ = ® yiagte - running; bumpers front, rear; | Stock to select f-om: $35 and up: terms pee 319: $50 down: never . . ip; Saw" @ . lj) : + c ‘ 1, rir — . - eg » ad 3 be be , 1] ey as _or t e fo yur 4 ) Ale par©r- tire ; tlm naw: rice N. ’ lone. : $500; Sunday, 10 to } . : mil down | mayment. $.) weekly; lway (R Car yr doctc " professional scer a , rpadster, special 6: nothing NMke ton: anpen evenines and S&S indave 1: een N we HUDY AGE, Rellable Dealers, Here ig the best-] rte Webdster 1263. bees otters, "0 O° mote] Practically | Ma 93: ter trade FE NGER & _ woadsters For Sale rful condition: trad 570% Gravois | this: Ket something different: this job 192 ): | rand and West Pine. Lindell 5687. in town. It hag 2 rent paint Sob in Nah i 1—197%4—Dodge business coupe; : ey, $s iown, balance 12 mont | HUDSON -Feee x ct ‘he Big | LN DERSON SPORT SPEEDSTER. PORD—Roadster, ‘23 tyne; lik w: | ra "WILLIAMS of course 439 Stine: | | DODG E BUS SED. \N | gh ae FF j| blue; the tires on it are new, five of 4} balloon tires, bum ut , NS. Gri rn ) " f ry . av: 1s 1@¢t wee of Se 1 a, i if ~ POORER E specdste . a tow n; mth , chea QD for Ca: ni. : ye ton. +) | ai is, “uise, ) Ji | ISLLLiVei an _, te lj fre m new the best FORD SEDAN ‘em: the engine is quiet and powerful: 4744 ’ : lat ’ ; + Pyqneek OU IES eSigned spo q 5 ay na ister: 000-000 motor num-/! & oy go the rm rst bea itifu! 20809 1 Ss rT rITw i> ST N ASH CO.. i ity Ovectnaa : ee ‘44, ‘* only u one adster. in good FOR D—Roadster: late: bargain: terms. Rig | Knight roadster in town; has $100 worth | ————-©Ccust. Bemont 3800. _ 3005 Olive. | | A Red Hot Flock of | you will belies this tptonded - tow | vo ellevae 8 statement: () ™ DODGE BUS SINESS ‘COUP, vig as vw few ate use: looks and ts solid as when ay ny wat.y like sew : SL IGH T L, Y U" SE 1) JE W ETT Dy en- a 7 ta be 2 rain f Ww ashi a pes oadster 1922: | $45 down: a o } One, 3 $575; * year to | ay; open Sun- 192 | ) Hy] Pippin Sedans } balloon tires; bumper, radiator f ret. ii~i — a “ . Mh . nae r. — a ] () * * we ; : i | visor, he t t rac 3441 23 odge Sedan | R. ARING TO (iO! many other, ‘features: positively moot ‘ mileage: W estinghouce shock eras; S329: terms PAnan-JoOnnsor B , . : r P roy omon oo CA eTs de, j ap: bes © is A safe investment, $685: 4 eee. Kingshichw a) ' Lae COUPES Pe 3 3 (cS0} FORDS—9 roads —— 97 Juniata. (c7) | ‘DiI al | ARL: | ‘ons of roadsters, tourings e , 1924; perter sondition: snake ae tion” «tal Rone at: first-class condi- 0 AI Gg tergery . to 192 re- MOTOR (3 | © SPECIAL rOD AY, $695 | NI] | plete car in town. Quick sale w 3 -’ —— = ~-- : Easton. ’ ! : polls tc | ochre ike ne our euarantee, wesaeh : nately ; Qe: a a4 nal . TR ADE IN THE | ‘Ww; a real beauty; sacrifice: | Wire wheels. mashente ally; good | RARE BUY (cy, } terma, WIL LIAMS. or course, 4 5 F “Py ee. -' ag G- ; oe With toh —_ Economy, Tick oads‘er: good condition good | FoRD—10 late roads? ers: like new: cheap Jour upholstery lis heel } Vv OPO CO.. aed _— >to to S205 tires; very cheap 26556 Washi nate. terms; trade. 3s 506 S$ Jefferson. (cb7 x) re | tor _-~ ed nk; Gisc wheels; best buy in ’ , . r* N 1LSON Mt R CAR 2921-27 4 DODGE BROTHERS . . ban be’ gen Be a in A good car and good trade awaits tiw— Roadster, it 6: sacrifice: only | PORD—Roadster. 1923: good condition | 7) | he: YATES. tiades ~ ean } When \ ahlem’s Will swe NEcer ~ —- oe Bl wos t- Us you. KMastor 250 . | ati IDG ’ > BROTHERS ac rad The 2075, pew: pr ae N- 4 itee . : viet on : ' Sadtoe’ aigzge-Jewett Distr utors : . - Tab . . -_———- | 2005 Olive St, , ; . ae } & _ : in " \2ar , mt i I ia) : j ‘ 4 Ke new - - >| RI—Roadste 19 “> ‘ “ard. ‘ & a, — , Rus hess « j by le - 1% _ Of) T) 7 : ee ~ TA AT ares, : “ wipe; 195: Se rT > | W | L, si IN mi ) Ly { UK G \ h (*( ) tan tert IK) s 2810 Olive ' 109 Lafayette ge . 4 2 ' ‘ea ee ee ee , = / (Namel finish ‘like op. new "cart ye Bm if ay j= AR—Si dan. late 192: 3; }; reconditioned in A TE MOTOR CO. 4 Ab - > Sw «ee 4 ; os . “0 4 , \ ; ’ Tra ; . RP. at aos 19: »? A] 5°35: Pp ‘ RI OP o-paged had! ei salesman type j . _—_ ; ve Tal ul: i tg, AB cars teed mech: ani ‘ally . priced® low be rina | "our shop, $s: 350): terms. St. Lotiis Durant ' 8041-43 Loe ‘list bi. a D— Ses we Reason Sirs traces | Guarantee | go: —eeUe_OCUet. Tre Oujw. MASS. es Ford Sedans, 1920. He 6134. McPhee: a bargain for = . ’ as vt ~~ i ‘ .% ‘ . " - . = - 7 > a a ==> i _— — {> = i : oo - ii ” Think ~wi l! price eo when got oupe 4 late ) he one 19°5 mode ‘Ore »* "hye " arucge s ) dn . 44" moa ‘ eTth . and 14 int i ORD—Sp. m 1s : fine shape; 5)e- eT ee . eg ri 5 rn Tet he “4 } sit" "DEBAKE te t 6s of our price; on! , buys in to. erms. trade. 2824 : t — gr —- to 3432 nnesot "ictor 422h. ial custor ullt. body: rare bargain. oe Sm udors. mae te say, “ight 6 sedan pay pen Sundays. y $505; a aahington. Me wes t sh we ud . i 4 ‘ h?, is - ’ ijine K 44 mo 1, >) S. ] Sn yu) in ity all reconditioned: term ade ©5308 down: many others: | FORDS—20 roadsters and tourings coupes starter. S7 25 eT he eal bargain. : ‘io Chevrolet ahlem sets the unbeatable Price at $10 barKain: $1 a 4 lat ° "Sagi 3 ike , 0n: used ver its Forest 71° wheel ne mes. In dandy shane ne “¢ 7 \. Vandeventer (62) j and ‘chassis: easy terms: trads oner My 3 Ga . d- iU DSON. FR LAMPTON, i Maxwell . ero Laugh that off. looks | ike @ dream. Save . : . 4 ry : it. } > wy ’ eres a) : - . we —— i ror | = , ‘Cc ) . b . - ed DUKANT—c ou ramees To Fae 2S. in Enrieht ( and @ mm rico fo vick sale. | BUICK—1 dster; 1922 model; 6-cylinder; | an. pre FOR D—Ru ery eo ce ae —— 3309 LOC UST | | | . | tonne a at Le, $250, by Saying: this now. needs paint; . »——Coupe mae rood paint amd ~ in and ste a real nh Boo Shape; cheap for cagh. W. E. | FORD—Roadster, 1922: perfect and guar- | ondition; ly “painted S175) mall | «VURD—Seda 92: oe | = we ne Saeee “nee ton. 450. Gibson, 62 } ent conditi« many t? - wilt Sal is St: =) No. 1029 Lvor ' Linn : nanan e : 'c) fF aAnteed: ba regain, al | 20: terms, trade. 3044 os sh nay m ents. PAL ae gy “tla tee $75 G Sedat apie 3; starte rs e 2 hi, oo v. | . as Vv ~ See Ty a old, completely ; DURANT 1908 co Bomeont 1] i4 Sy Lawtor B01: ? - ocu mom. 2BON st] LS Th? ? ‘er: excellent shape: Olive notes Te Motor. Ford I alers 200: Wop : ; ” ; — - Lh. ee ea: Must sac tice, Grand : »s upe; driv ‘ ‘ : boas : t sent shape; SS ee ite Vis Motor, ord aers, JU03 ; FORIM—Sedan: 19244 ke ape heme f ‘ rar in perfect 3 supe: ae Diem iate model cou 5 NE WE L, L, Ge. pen ots accessor bargain. 4125 St. | PORD—Roadster; % months old; good @s | Locust AEE I _fel) trade on car b ry atone. 810 Olive’ ||| : $100, § $200 DOWN VE LIES—Reeconditioned finished in be autiful gray; fully a up: terme. Oper i ri — AOUre } p ‘Ss he awt 5905 , new; owner needs larger car. 30° 24 PURD—lLate 192): 8 - 3 ” AR TO P a teed. terms. trade any mak ; Bs & long, Incerp erms. 4356 Delmzs yf RE: dependable ~ and | Ashland. . Hs mtg Seen Avyit Millinery, 4040)| || || 44 AY Renainted and mecheafeally perfect ; ne LUXE . oO Um “ | = af id nef } ' Ga! . rie -———— Sedans Fo Sal Lindel! 4494, (CMU) will pay you to look them over: trade P 312 AUTOMOBILE OO, Coupe; lat a3, nm Du 7 | a > wees rar antee: €as) | FORDS—1925 roadsters. 08: P23, r e ‘Tudor 1 900.000 — 300 Used Cars ters. BENJAMIN n Open, al. uD terme > -oresi Dus ' “hase (rarage Co. FoR] em SLT) 1921; g00d ‘condition: “Tas = - =: - TY L yY . ¥VIGH? COlP Ranney _ 487 Maxnolia ay. motes: S110 { ISO: te : ine . ATTDE ‘TCAS®@ . « d gee the most Ris fling. Ford dealer, | 2501 8 Jefferson.!| CH. 4A NDLER—7 -passenger sedan; excel- Bain, Grubb, 230 N. Grand, rp I R ANKL wIN SE DAN Latest: slightly used: you can FL 44433 Coupe. in good condition. PE OHNE IN MO Tt ) 4-PA SS. MOC rN Cf LI Ig PORAIEUS 2 ul /UxXe ie ge F« RI —192 24 rondate r: T fine motor: od asnn paint, good mechanically; sacrifice; | FC eis — 19? 4 Tudor: seda n: & good tires: Late model; good condition. — cies ot iol fron couple re. SALUT | rn — a tc ota E Ok. Seis good for gore eyes: only | tires yumper. large wheel: dandy car:| Sve. . 29; te rms. 39: 29 ‘ . WEST SID wu’ " ‘ ean rom & new one: + y ou woul qd @asily of ' £1500 for this . : matey ; he? . , ' we a : > - ; ‘ TO Cc 4 se Lo ‘lex le f - mR se saister: Starter, . —— ——— . : argain; termes 3921 ‘ oO ; a Hit $05. 3858_ Missourt. Sidney 2018M. CHt VROLEIT—Brand-new; 4 doors; $675. | = 2860 McNair ev —_— — © Si d——$ - DAR SON Ker sons rune ik on throuwhout: $225: terme. terms: no interest. JORS N, Gri and. A aE ae ie JOS2 Locus. | PORD—Sedan. chean fdr a 6937" Brad- 1922 GARDNER S$ J _Cabany 9272 y VE-JOHNSON MO iT mR CO., NASH—Goupe. 3-vaseenger’ 4 evi inder Oh! ! re thai 0 FORD—Roadster: late model: in excellent | SHDVROL EI—1024 model: like “new evi take Lindenwood bus R SEDAN A coupe, just like new. mea dealers, 4927 Notaimal R-idee, late model: just overhauled and rebuilt: me Sag me 5 real eet ~ we wae ‘7 $375 Grand 6613W (ec) aie berfect condition: $100 PP ae oe ~ praca one-day any o>: t . ——- 5 : aranteed: or trade. Sou: || | men ance monthiv: will demonstrate. ( “aE =a 316 5S. th. : yp te FORD aT pe ; —— a “182 4 coupe; enuine De (~* Side Nash *« r= ws 47° y Gravois. “Sicha ou 1924 Buick Almost i] | Price. Ford Dealers. 1312 8. Grand. (c7) be a ta “Sedan; “lige new; $275. | Fp D—Sedan. 1921- fully eaquipoed: ~ MOUND CITY AUTO CO. "2007 Locust. ~Ston! Look! Rema? ; am; a a : ne —- -- if 7 Chestnu (c) | ° ae trade 5 SO) 9 G reer. Mechanica liv eacrit) ‘e ‘or $325 to i Given Aw . rity PORI R ad t 1923: da- a" iz —_ = —_—— ' De rfect: oniv $1: 35. _. 4965 ]T i oneateninne. iv; om Pic 32 ais f ay Hin -—Roadster, Jed; @tarter and ose 929 > ag ‘ _Lotus. eee cone gr}02,,, comountabiee Coupe 1024: natu haaenamer N AS H 4-DOO ocd tg gf areas go fast. Lat: Al! grace bor on’ teas: a hata Sor se | gain: quick eale "4419, Manchecer. | SORD—Sedan. 1922; pertect? $175,398 | °2S Gardner: Sed " TULYS-ENIGHT SEDAN _ ing order: $75 4301 8. Broadway.t e—Coupe. 1924 model; has numer- est 4-wheel brakes de luxe sport | yuck box on rear; @ bargain for $185. C HE! ROLET—Sedah. 1924. 6336 Cote) pons onen Sunday, 4701 Gravois. (c) edan}- Almost new: : the pa} ~4 ‘oupe. 1994. looks like epee sas low “~ like * "fee 2 Mote Coupe ; 1924 model. This car has heen | roadster, $200 in e xtras: almost 1) J¢ IINSON 4 Al TO CO Co. . 367 Olive. _ (c80) | + he — a ‘RO87W. VON’ (el) F ORD—Sedans. 192" 2: Ti like new, $150 uD: Sport dem strator: delivers at $1665. longer you run cy ‘the a. better ee no Otl4 aston AY.: « ‘abany 8578. wre dealers. "3003. , ~ io . “a co au . “Si . . es, terms. em ( 388 sie = iiiainntittiiateakaeilie mma s . rae le. ; 250 on _S. Jefferson . anc a3 aE d i@Aal re til + rr . \HLE ™M. # i ee. f Ane bie $9 om Olive, | | FY RD I nes dster spemal boty - “under. ‘Xtras: § J); terms. ee — iin DAC IN——Sedan-* ex os eondit'sn: _Mane thester. “Renton 2780, Ori —oupne: lat odel: first-clags me . = = ae? | == —— ; ——— = — + sata ptt a 2 SE . A, more a a -—— tins, fende: - lock W nee! : . F UR (D—Seds an like new : S125 1222 ‘ terms: trade 4464 E anton q ti nm ~ this e $25: e 716 X enn ' Roa pater + whe, oe: oe 5760 4 and og —— _— c HEV ROLET—Sedan, . : sea cheap, trade. terms, — 2506 8 Orn, et n ' bum ane front and rear; other he a N Sa WORD 9" coupe Te . »_ BOO 5 ilve., _( ‘ ; int; an and une ike ew: ive Open Sun ay. “ oenionstre 7 Sole : ht 2 ; . ~—s we , i ext Car at a sav-/{ : I8D lon Bom : j br : a . ~ a ' yUDE; 19° ; repainted moter . * ' . ; Tackett o? ' rea] ATTA! Nangle-Gillls hevrolet Co. ry ut a » COTX ’ _in = of S800: terms. : hg adh set mys _. 302A F.: ae . Wert ; ‘s and mae like new : in a Ing 's 3: 31 on AN: ane * gy we Fon “pe ~ “ 35° in ——— ———— — sy 7239 , r, Phone Benton 631, ic) "VRD—Sedans; late “24. 4-door and Tudor U NIVERSAL¢ 3401 Locust. i JRi-—Coune: first lass condition: a7D; terme | . -- —— —~ —— 7 ———~ —— ecloienl ———- c _— 53; eum aniy sO00 |! mo lels; real bargains: terms; trade cuits a Nights" _#nd Sundays. Tourin ng Cars For for Sale 4 chrap. 2860 M cNalr av. ; SeON AUTO CO., 3667 Olive. (eS) })) | fully ; new cord tires: | o-oo Washington. : > ane. aie eee | AXDERSON— Demonstrator. Continental y . - arma - - ; . i aed —o r+ , rR es N f ra > : pm : IRI 4 oupe , 1923: many extras: i 7 ; . —— pe. $125: Sedan. | TAT 7 l, LA¢ Ri O mi DSTE Re Cy eat Ceasar’: ~ ’ “ ord : 395. at Carthy-P an tue, FORD e fan. 4. door xcellent pany » $39 imar. Cabany 58s (c65)} and | Dest 3 ri 113 wi SG, rr rena rate. Price. — Ree ep bertect. New paint. , ‘ lot extras: $850 Hawkins Meter a RD pune 9°: ° Ne | ' : . = ‘ j DP BL I , { ‘ . : ‘ ils ew : v ry BoTCR, Ui “ ; mars , . xtras -iverside ‘ 7" - ‘ oo : - « > ai IRD t oupe De Luxe body. . at fy Jum 10 n nonths old, Kingshighway and McPheraon Deimar 305 r oe J. Goriy, 4000 St. Louisyav. ceca. R — , e893, 1 fe N EW kK L, L, ; ys ait amg te = ‘ade. e“ei7 “ ; VORA Cherokee . at preiats t! st " oT in } C —— LI Rp ot 199 =~ 4oue ~ ; genase = —_ a ‘ re = _Alwayves Onen, : _ son Cahany wARO We % Rp... a ote " ; Sip > ame ure. | tLil an an \4 CH! A) er and coum 3 | é ‘y RC ILET—1923 sedan. recentiv over-| FORD—Late model or adan ne JEWE TT—Sedan_ i 923. motor good: $600. | ~ Bi “A mh ee tr sd ng tots) piaatel 5 a , 7 17 Bary ‘D! | UGS Reé-S wire i€ mitt $ aa a . er" eee ans How C OMe This Big | hi 2° COOK nition : wo ae Belivi: eg a 23 son: S379. TOF Auto Mart. 3918 Olive ah: | TW 0. AUBURN | TOURINGS” My | RS = —_ : D4. i - ot pian way es C HE V Re (OL) wi—New i924 radster, $375: / [ii | Ce! * must sell today. $325. Mr. ee ent On sits. | JEWETT—1923 snort -edan I ne- Rebuilt. Neay o- yin teed: i. — ; ar, good. run ning or Vu ae : a, ~ hy ae | ns 19°35 roa iste: . S290: terms. Ma. |} Roadster Sale Broke Miu ae ~ ot ris or} AG: orshin " FY RD Sedan’ ; condition : special for | cemsary equipment : ne an ao. the ne | i trial term Alwa » a ees, FIO. - 7 y ewtona pat oe forists Snow, 1834 we . a ] @ 7 Ont : ee ya today only, $65. Tevis Motor Co.. Bo- Kuhe- Buick, 2837 N. Grand. Open Sun. | MOUND Cry AT To “2007 Ree: os comma pneet ger Ne foie ac ly . . 4 Vs fax l. 404]. __() O() Da , ; ‘ “HE \ R 7 rL. ST 7 , 7 te 2 ~ 400S8€ , atu " 4 ¥ : 4 ' “ " ls : al » vont 206 o BOO3 Loc re (er ) BRISCOE arin pete 7 mee ~ oe - "hey *” 7 “vr : . . / ; —_ ; ' y ‘ r . ’ . af ft ~% me . 4 ; Servic 28 ai ‘ ‘ ’ \« >? ain P = = Sa : Eee = 7 ms oI a Oy) Bee 4 39°09 jouer nbe ere Ween M Be ar. ~i AF 40 * ~ Ht Guarantee CHEVR I 1924 ister: best_ uy i gs toed atisfact _ EN - LET. “> 6 11 mon he old: |” — 3 demnatter ee we | 1924 JE WET T SED AN 4 2 - , ' ' r ee . (;Trav- | . ‘ 4 “ st. De idis t. : . 7 , Psi +f "hk tUlLmi-—PeoU 1. is* month nu 2 — —_ . — ' y nt . ee aes 00 $300. verfect ¢ Ad (cB>) | town at 1 rice: ternm, ¢ Sundars } ahle 41S Plan of “IT: like new: ? cash, balance -4-a ate model sed a real | aimee we md — nto "K-19 3-Daseenger on erme 39°99 D3 ee: best 2. — —- a venings 46. maston: De! | . 7 r n Sunday and evenings Fimt argain: Tr Kuhs- Ri ick. ‘es7 N Uhts (than aru. xeelient ermndi- touring oe 703 KD OUpe, , 1922 s+ Se00; if » An BP won ’ 10 Ford Coup. ee cox Act ton ny “4 3 hear Db] ; G co. . pen Munday. | Pee 6” tut : oy Luxe: Prong oe worth BUI Fp ae ar te 4 ban A ras 42°25 Pleasant. aa’ yp ety 1s, 8s ft Side Ruick GC | /i/i ‘ a eat ‘ hina 1 HEVROLET- macdste. beautiful 1f°4 |} CHEVROLE’ 19. fan: brand | ’ ‘ORD-—Ne tires. motor in perfect Cone | 850 it you eft ht now for 50 on e qT in Fi coupe “Si50- yerfest , ¢ very ‘nin , ‘thi 1920-24........ $98 to S395 | ren oo miles xtras: bares I | § Ford won no never run; 1 1 buy ti 8UD- mperative. Slo0. 441? | Tables — interest. 1035 N. Grand. at} = dn mS Se ‘ition ter a. “nln Lactede, . ) L. Sh a: ’ iit $1050 Dodge Coupe 550 ilil! es br ¢ Mr uuston. 3016 Lo- / |}! are Roa «1° einntia ving. ) ue : 2 Bx ts aniem # Ril —, or ”: gor 4 run it oO . PRI Ate Ode! J he : ; we “at . ee rf nie >” : . + ad ’ yr ’ ; j ' tuc : Ro ( . .§ ; D. 2 eimar ” OF ; : . —— . “¢ is “ a a. ” ‘ th nt " ~ asn OUDPE@. . 2.22 es ' ; . , now tires, transmission | a x ane te adeater ‘ mam cars we ve : OT & OTIg ; sl ' woe us f Oven Sun lay . 40 wn My Ae pies: ieee i nererela and- Down Mot, r Sales. /|/!} $1775 Hudson” Coupe.... || lock and other seces@ ries, paint like new, |[_) Buick 4 Roadste ‘ avive: we will guarantee: teeme on | PORD—Setan. feutdeor. 1045: | ‘2 ID- NEW) RD—Coupe, 1924. excellent conditl : 4 | $1785 M Cc . = Iii od mecharirs ndition: $350. Nangle.|/!|| Chevrolet Roa? i7 Tl Beedow QRATIPUE i. r4TR 72 ne ~ | Jlock, bumper. spare tire: seat ers; | Thi Ta “75 te me tr _ . € ’ int: Pupes : into 192 = ent ~ tale: aa : | . 8D e oon oupe . ' . "he : . ~ r e730 Mian: hester (c : ' (ial land Road«ter » eben’ 2 : Sunday GR AT = ER ‘1 A) pat Phe verv rood condtion: terms. 6123 | ee "wae our sk — — ~ Tl . 50 Olds 2 ‘oupe.. - . 229- ° ~ . GRAVOIS Mr TO R O SRP terms: open evenings > ‘ ’ | elle : * “De 5 ; pe at FIG, No . ‘8 =. . 2 ” . ‘ ’ Qe "Tw ’ . Feed ; , : : ; — : gers L. rv - f eect coupes nm @ | shat Lees | $1350 Overland Coupe.... Ae \’ * 1. rT, 1S Lacus t. Bem. 2600 £50 S75 S100 L900 *' | 5646 agus OSL Gravois av. “Be ca Je mI IN AUTO CO. 2667 Olive _. (CR) F OR QU IC K Af TION atkins — Tourts . a sae cy bet — ned ? : OK tarts ” "yl , =aaen : "" . e Fe Delt } ‘ : , Dm Tudor Q° ike ne clty dete. | / ‘Rus-~ ew maint: like new? ; ar SLEW: —_ Maxwell Coupe... .\ : rdell. _Alwaya Open. Down Tal ~ EVR L. E. I Sea yrs . | — F mc ah. ‘not pas ~_ . mina the 4 ota Th we cabs are.fresh from warehouse. | well Ae tl 4 oupe: ondition: : s AU TOM: Pt 1] Oy kland Coupe Toes. ee >! ) vad be “| wt” ‘|? ei bargain, $165: - RD Govper ae = ’ ss iperior model, fini 6 Pan till ‘ i \ YE AR TO Pp P | must Oe Sage FORD—saedon- 7 re gg eo new car facto fuarantee. rents eS - ” ’ : : ne - . , e : Neha « ; OW dow ms 4 d y BOLE Locust ' SAND 4 mn: in good condition: good . ; aa 20) K ae on, —_ ee ; . are ue "4 : : pals 300 ON DISPLAY eine "ook I> >) Cc Hike ka + I T , —— ‘ I \} is NE VW kK 7 I, ’ ; y ch 1? Onen ; terms $75 cash or terms Open Sun- : : anon open car. Year to pay. J . ne ntlage area -paAas. Z => oe Dp cheap; terms f dae and evenin “s Fiint Motor Car Co. | ser . to satisfy mortgage: * ey Py 4°55 arne av Colfax JL ars in IsSpray 1923 (" HEVROL ET SEDAN D ] Hube : Y A: 4719 Delmer »b ube 1 Locust bh Tana °ot 1 7 4217 4 Russel, —_ Z r 4 . “A A Re NDE L oy . TL DLo ' —. idevataltiepncnrartitnastnensdliaiaimemasasis ties ta a I— 1 9292 coupe: $150. ~~ GO1LBA O_o = fyrand ; ia NO INT EREST THE v Re Ny > |" RC ) ADSTE R : *) fo $29: = aa -e - mechanically nerfect-° K «]- a and NO INTEREST 2 for S295 i : oe, Ison ar (3 par : .. . 3.°4 ,models 7 } wks like new ; re loo M ke : y - 4 ie ~ Hi SIDE & : : ~~ west’ bg 7, awe at gt st | nq Lis {" Car 0). . ms biome tee } i as Cm) OM ‘44 Lafays t*« Open ee "oles ied | tote) a 4°40) We FT ari-at an 2921.27 Locust ™ iol 4 . > see. O2) ——192 , Coupe: must be sold a a Very . -: oes io’ 68 iz : ‘ .? rae _ extens IN ia\ NC .T ‘SIDE CHEVROLET oo. A\ 't ; ror De dan § ion: naa ok wheel ee Nene ee Ar nem," - icoy LaF can as eM Si | WA || sss SIRE CME ROUTE Bio, Chevrolet Sedan, $495! \insptseay, itt stay, Sigh | eee i DObGE—Roadater? good condition: ‘eh ey c | lent, condition, $410. terme Miefling. | JORDAN—elan, 1998: for « ciomed eas iy $325. 4965 Lotus, “ike new: > atest bea. tifa’ 7) ~ n-i nearly mew rubber: wnerfect condition:! dinarily guo« condition: price r good. D. @ J. m terms: 3UQ others "1035 N hes t m market: $135: terme: trad ephene for denlonstration. 1 ¢)*?*? - Aa’ . a? Al ny 7, a ems . a : late “ : as! an meee 1898 Locus. SSS 1609" Lafagetic. ‘ — = ——-= rand 9544 Olive hs , :

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_ §8T. Lours POST-DISPA TCH. Se AUTOMOBILE ——_ veel Touring Cars For Sale Si, Touring Cars For Saie BU kK— 1924 4- whee! ‘brakes. zigss in- _ Touring Cars For Sale CHANDL ER—1922 Royal Iie! match: 1 ex-| “sure, winter front. Silvertown’ corda. ee bLumper. automatic Wiper M she iT must eal no dealers S. Grand 4168\ o Touring Cars For Sale esto CHEVROLET TOURING _ | DODGE Pw Is Av TOMOBILE . #700 Ww ashi: LUICK—>.- ‘passenger touring: very Tine Touring Cars |For Sale Tourmg Cars For Sale 'G E-—Touring - Californi & top; plate! Condition: i 1—j9e -3—Gardner a Klass winds —~ CO. Aimost new j li} $1 75. See Sm izte Delmar 44160 >~' v. sf LANG Eat . PUTHILL. Ht DSUN- MHVROLE T—Prcinz late 1923 mode] Si\ Bi condition: worth $650 Owner says seif $ o BHOT Shern Was e 425 cash, terms. vr trade. 4U3; Vlive. Mi : PORD— 1923 j | +5 lle fine; 2 sets Curtains | a~ J Nellie ay Luxem. Laundry. 4929 Me Pnerson, | pose ali To ne. Be - : ; ae ve (es, | CHEVROLE T—Touring LUIC K—1925 7 a ere Touring Cars For Sale : Touring Car model, in good touring: 5- bearing mo- | KING 8—Toun g ‘ Dargain $1 rit: 7 2+: Ne ’ ’ tor chean ; ou he “ar: ‘Cheap: in Anderson Family - . 1—1923-—_Hu}, mobile et a a —- FORD . Tourir ne ‘1ATS: g£00d ndition: | DODGE i | cheap. or trade | CHRYSLER— i933 . demonstrator: | will s if . for aver-piano =H: =A Montgomery. S1On Linas - touring: w sacrifice my 1 $1446 Buick. like new. many extras CHEN VROLE 24B SUNDAY, MARCH _29, ists runnin touring: per 4 order. Pi d demo: untables- : Guick 3032 $)~?: rea! bargain; car = - : St-c! ass, * = “inter ine rly for S885: see today. 71t = c } e] lent : 4-te Fo; ' £ U I OQ ‘ : } - r. | 4 om > ion Wea! th a a i Benton 1074) 3. ws, ; ' , i = wh . Dass " oT te al now. = | LER Sn -*? i © - meray — & 3 Atwater- Kent a ae a, . ° yi i a : _— : vist el! Touring: high | hood, sendia condition : | FOR! a Touring. hae type, ike new: 2 ~ Rebuilt ‘Garis Tourings ) alues. : used ’ iphoalster): i2 an top indi ig) B: | der M@trate; nee, cas: x ~ “He ; P aliue: mM CHRYSLER hee ring, demonstrator, food tires, Sonsider $): 3O as) and >. | Easton From 150 ye Oest buts in St. Lo for : = ' ° 3 > ite i Ou S. ha ] Tr) } . i hede a ‘= ; ; in ‘ch: 901 | luz: fine shape. take a ride. 3006 N!| Weekly ; TORS te A | PORD—Tourings 1923: “‘andeventer. ‘B? Ww VROL ET 1824 touring. heap, 901 Union. Delma il? t ae ton c) ey Marna ents 10S, aed: wen | a oe tacritice miu sett Sag Peace APD vate owner, $450 3013 > andoah ev hean os y Verpenine — > ; . &: 2 PAIGE 1924 7-pas ivOU) = Huber, 3801 Loc ust. One ' OL. ns = just perfect and | (h@ money ‘ways oven. MOBI, . s é 78 ' L 3422 Lindell. Al — ad CHEY fre LE I To. iring Al shi : C ed i! UWE. Mot Tist Show. : ‘ aes s Gran i, ~d »sOor: irin sal °'23 zo0od ; : Mist s Ler ale -) fO ip. ial fo } The Ming bird: fi Nished _ in 192 l te = nt PXce ler on AR RHRCW 3S os . | Touring: will you Sive S270 for J.. 1609 Latave tte Os " i Pe if 5 afternoon. | 3 Tt . 4 f Louis Durant. : 20: | ” meee ee BeOd fas on eee: | had such @ car in 4 months. ent 7a Cash and $75 ris, . >; new t : and | bait. ew OT} lete! reb Mi, + sivent motor LMR’ Lt, qe » - , : . ' , itR a— Do ul? > 33x : tires 4. *y | ler Ia “a a ; ee eee en : ; ‘ sti Li€ i . rs nici 2 eo | b Fe in ex. ~ ent i | , # ’ u0 — = 3d Warns Olax 240. . “ORI HOLMES— Air-c d: cost $37 30 : will | . d “ar Suarantee | be 2 444 “res, repainted and over! lauled; conditi ae ered or Cer uring: wil} “ 3 ; D. nh ey urings, all lode's, $60 to $invu , Sete ‘ ul “n-Rasketr wo-. : , i ¢ we ore 12 p. m. § = CXC ent: late mode:: $475 CH FE ve a Ba | _ Bat “ ryy " Orris | ‘OuUrin : Th om paon . 7415 Manchester. Sacrifice, § . re trade ; ‘ar. rs ee 28 “A ‘3318 Ww ashing. STU); ; xt BEA CKER Tone ; Leed te ar xchange, 244 Lax uUat. : - . ; " «? 4 + A ‘nae ley e anc Spor C T . . , fir B nN r) ya 4 a : ic SO) ! _Bern — irda aad s. ort . ; : , - - we 0) (* -e@ntr hod : a 7 i a rebullt and BU ie K—T 9; if; NR cme S°50 bu Ve rt? os Ht) Rad ; ui! In, - bh] this 4 “ar i Ss i : ne i lest CO; id} t! on Pos- > ' ROX To: iri: | Sone . On k wh ee} Hilt Powe N.7 : " Dhae? on. . ‘atesr i pas ih SMO ‘BILE -— Ngeiga ~ ‘ s. J Ww. U Cars By ck in Sr | ante - “Th IS Car can he we n’ em; . - " $57 ld se Wij climb Art Ait] i aft Che tile Dark ing ie . RP we Sl40 tern * J 470 ; ingest ae ; lly bag * 7 >| oug ily — 1 evenings. sed y di m ~ = _. — - " onan a ; ne " as 7 tad . : ia ‘ . —-' is. ~ _ 4 : rari ] . . : . “ uw! ly We, Durch, wd w ith ‘ina OWN Nava ent : mn , mee ; ; 45 47 A imar. Fry Qe ve > . Or trad — . Rapes, SUarantead Cleveland- Dow ney Motor Sales. 4618 ' ‘ Vhi'temor That's that Feu all 3 Car an tires a! : ~ ha - uring 1924. used \ very little: Fort f “Te 9 57. rae ‘Bi. idle Ls ; m: ube 6 i hoe O; ; } aeoy “ was $70 ts ‘ PICK ENSACKER ~ Mar bl, " feu? HE} | Bp : Toy re {)*? 2 li] , [ oo iil 8 ) YY (hing a00ul } Ls ains. n Uk new : : , any : ' Gr in! 1am- John 30n, . Hit "ns oN &) iDer Tiniinte ab: foo ‘tires. $100 j S) mn lav. , . Den 3128 m Le t" NE AUTOM ae s 1 eee Buick or aad ey) HE R a Tadd oo » | toon wtee. tak. rte OME | yor oer ag) Drice is so } ues : MeKibber. 3841 Del: mar. MARMON | ——i.a le uich ur f te = ~# Spor Ms r wil) ey pr? Te cahes : _ weep Ol uy I ode! (oOurings t I r UNIVE RSAL, Benton 1009 “9 Biendor S — ee SOT THWrs?" ‘RAgE te mode ‘ouring El { er Nigh tw : ; Ty ay; ey as . . ing we ; ; ,, ff — “wilif ry ‘ ; firs; lass ee ive Romon ' Sa00 Bic ~Latest 10°95 “standard ao | “in nad it ier . uniata SVRallios FUL Russe! fand vay: — . rep soa Pie TH ("SP * Yr at EVR! E — To ZR. 1917 mode : > Derfect cars: ale 1923 older care e _’Pen Sunday. > me LA ttt Cc) 'v ow ner: Pha: | » PAIGE 4-pase. . 2; Oa s ad Tt) a ’ gray. rhe Phamtmmmy a | . : ’ #, ') . a a | sport | de: — pam : . f and ea amps ea famous Lexington ite Man - al trimmed Pike condirt ~~ i eee Ps very cheap Facto res EE cue pole ST t: like ai ber or Lr ~~, Pez In4 Value. ee Touring; run 1000 my 34— And oe “a , 7 Uae 36 : 4 new. Taken hehe : 75, $85 dows | HR S4—Am ndlers. Ste TSMONT Tae, Sunday aad wheel brakes. batloon . SON — Sumer tor ring: $175 365 down | R the, Meny others: or will trade. 2016 OLT neu IBILE elas, Sage. brush gree 5640 Graven enberg™ 63) | Gitrees—mOtine ARS Baw ron | ae Ae aur * OUrhIY rebys our rae Locust. if RT T. ; os ——s —s HU DSON—Speedszer aa repainted M. AR EMONSSpaa— touring: leaving jown ~ A be > low mj i VELI 422 Lindell, inde ll. Alw; i . - ci—_— Me wl Car ur Th nechan eg ing 1p.) . starter demounr. ‘iFst-class ¢« ndition s- ow4 Fas- hag week - for a7 Phone Die ; a ENBACR ‘R ondition. 38] ‘alifornia. aes rad ts Mc ile Way en. ¥ 80m Moto; Cai Het 21./ N 14th Hasgiers : : 29 ge aes HTD x Touring, 7) 7-pass,, aly “8000 | MAR oe “1933 7-Daastneee gt ay neg "bs : : % 1923 ypoerae en oo . . . ' at , . ‘ = or *. . - 4 r = ~ : - — —_ . . ‘ es P ad , *» GRAUP NER “3414 -P- Cri LOL ET. f "ey 2! .- ; ara ‘ » Dhioe , = —— = ee - 7. io RD—Touri: th id: wi se! pee: , “Gara 51181 $620: J vain Sor 3 3006 nN. u’ nion. Del- B28 aft aoa Se Romes : ; pander has extras finishe rmoudioe Motor, 527% mi ct 2 ' 2 TUaC SRA. ——) PD Aaws er, b-cy | nde: vorth te) reliable rty; bargain. Call , cus ~ ~. a al r - . bargain. O25 1922 BU ICK TOURINGS — CHE LT rane ort at ee wel > a “0. eo ice én ~~ 38: . ——. 3007 lod A — = ““Ust sei] . a F . dls Ts f . N Teu CF 2 Derfect “Hs Ss, 50 |‘ EDS BIE, Ee anny ro ye 8 veal : ° _ c ~y —— I] Ce vou'l) ” or’ - —_ ery 26 be " b oe | om? 2042 pt a af 1922 DU R v : Pr 2: . 1. ‘ oo: . AL in , 3 mu : y Cac } or ‘°rmea. 24074 Ss, Broadwav i ‘? 34 TATE MOTOR CO., f. °“'"'+, sg »> le ver Ife » woo L ros ster. ‘ ; Ti ‘ it rup! itit ° « ; . . wo Nb" ( TTY At TO CO... 2007 Lo. ust | co ore 7 -irgin , COL ES RE {CONDITIONED k A T T VU RING was VY. Natura) ridg a “ies f eulek sal Ts. Mi > > . and ar | | 3041-4" Loe ‘tist bi. RU ic ‘hk TOU RING 'CHEVR »] =) mn ne. 19° ndi-. | R = n . uring, 19: 2 it 123 and 1924. ~——— aandell £478 Ticetiteeeninpinct a ~- a trmon: i haeton, 1929 $395 00) pric riced St: te ; PPS HOOT H—? tunning condi ' tion: $933 terme ~~ : ‘aston rk hem “x in te aol T ATE. MOTOR ‘0. Ine. l@arant ! ca) 5 tertne trade (men ! of * mode! ' , very de- , rn tay @a+ tin duco finish - wonderf:) 8 1 > ’ MORI » . | irive- $00. or wili wreck four-cylinder exceptionally good | T iu ti oe role |; i aS J ' | HE ROLE en a. 5 | ‘OO! \ wy . ms * Sh. Perasrd a. rs > a ert : 8.0 sporty “appearance: fn nies — Bi. MON ARC = 31: °7 7 Locust. , en af WEST SIDE BUICK AUTO co | Teen Saree | c 2-7. hse acunene ae wU ‘R. LN T SP RT S125 up: dont’, see these care: | Perfect NY todat .c8" for coming M S | Kingshighwa, and Mep - ren. Delmar BOs >; CH 4 . Uurin Ok he ne s! , 0's ™M ~ ESBS | Peas ——— “in , aing: treme ee “ts > i (OCaY: Can arrange terms 630 armon ; .: ‘as ri ’ ; = : le 7 ‘ ¢ i. i , . fev lz , i in d len) o> 2 jetleran é ” rar.S Py a rae ee in 7 %0 miles Nas a} extras: you can | “¢ "i ‘ nd : 18? ane 19-4 }U , ~y . mn“ i a | owner | wil ‘ bare! eship e. . a real cl assy car; . ~ and run like’ new HUDSON SPEEDSTER on *acrifice $2009 mee ort ; Li : ' .. ; ge = : f FOU? Lnsper 10On ms 6 ry Late 19°23 s°95 down. The mos complete), | gd sa * we 4s _ : tion - 0 . i, ig ay SUipped car of thie ‘ype in tow, nae | .*¢ st m Dan 7% heen thoreve?>!, roe wilt painted sia lard wag YOu can't te}; from new Morris. 2810 Olin “ ; P Se — ia, 800 Sin Fn step Weartos 35°0 EF terms; trade. and other ac *8Orieg: one owner. Kirkw wood 45. . , condi tion: n Me : 327 — ay , ae ; cl oe &aDprec ‘lated. at a ’ a . Ecellens anneit res. 90 per cent. 2 bumpers and | | nat ha aot Ny NOS *OUring car. $55:| terms | ine Olene wed nah $250: tere: — r accessories: } 2Pppearance of . L . , nd ike “_ ~ | - > far: @ har : ome) ll hinete: 1} Sundays and evenings 4650 Easton. De! ar: & bargain; cash MONARC +H. 8137 oc ie rms no’ dealers Pilline Tour ‘ BU hh K TOU RING S en ain ; Sport touring. 1924. recon > = ! = er ® wheels. cord tires. extras ——.! oe : c ‘ “ or terme. MAXWELE— like new: OC . P HUDSON. FRAMPTON. 3309 LOCUS ST ee —— eR. meV RULET— Ha D “ ind Deed: run enn e7. a rN) odels«: 5 Pisse) fer Ty) = mi] . : CaMdition and priced Stind F P . , a ta Nee a ' ¥ —Touring. 1924; most wonde > ‘a i >. 4 i. al , shel. | / “age — Bt : pte 4 2.3. +t Sion Hi of 6 rn Sy . Mis, tra tit Jetferso) ESSE Tour vlinde me " ‘Pp: smal! ~G pe) Grand and Wees _. dei! S687. . St. Louls Durant Co.. 3 town for the money; looks a : At me new: terms. Open Sundays a ” on? y-# B00 ~Iniles, | : best ¢ itt t ~ 8. 4650 Easton. Delmar 254° Ge othe 2 A) wake g OR Me Bot ibe | SRT: Sac STAR TOU! = = . d ete | 3 rave i= av - “ ts N& car, Diue duc lish: untata. , + do > tra A. ~—— 1924 model: just like -new F curl ‘nS, upholstery like ll a hes, & = a PoOrrT Roar 7 er - — na ™ _ 2000 Gravois. MAN WE 195 L—Tour rine 1933>-> overh | ’ A SOU THWEST NASH. Co. , Sake "| j 4 , cy ler as , rel OU 74 run wus ipes ca - rine >? weg ne w tires ful? of mii fa of rood ! e:. ; ‘op ° Mm OD. Bomont 3800 3039 ' , — Pe lan : cas ‘ mae Ayres, aon oui? 20) Duco new top and guarantan A o> h es é fe) | —S—_9u B309 eee: we: easy terme: trad uthorised Faia Sa?” hange, ‘Sitig $799 Weber's Used ‘Os Pe prantced. 2797 Chern side }j ) Pat ring, earls i Bom ADL a.m ‘eV : —_ ademas oe Wont Spateadicngs Bits : EX ha 204. (cl MAXWE Wr =o ‘ . - e ° _ . . ™ . ™ ie . , ~ + . ‘se . > ta “ , + -t-y- > " a = 7 . 7 forth Marker tt Re™., Call at 200144 conditions 2 S04, ne ESSEX TOURING ‘ Tourthe. 1933 model real kareat) | AUDA | P ; Jate mode! : S)Owse hee: far : } rhope ; iM ; _ ¥ tou ag ar berlect; ac . 19° this - ‘he fam has new rT a : _ , ented, mY tor and vhase!s tie! ht and ‘Hy ROLE] Touring at ay ru 4 BP. bt Essex «) bates 3 : wget Carma eniet: rv smooth runnine tor or id - | ‘ ‘les: big cr ter JO. , een aif was Ce lient Hailion, WEST : bolstering, show only ‘’ We are “aston ‘ : weil >! ade ay re ; aie | » }e i” rs . ; . (3°? ; | > . . ' er kK Vmnente Al. — bumper ees : : WILSON aoe Wf, CAR CO. / pio oc st. i wf : | : 7b a buy et. - a, NEW § STAR DE LUX sgoase : ' etive ne! es: new | ; ) _ha ty and ¢} = rantes 30.2 | 9, : MAXWEL?_—_.,. . a re bh gh« t your eyes on thie DracticalL is rt touring. 199 ; a with California ‘Rex me . IN ASF tiful touring. aod you'll 23 new | _ =a = : * take a ride ; finish firee and mote =, XY nce - ure 44 throw Blothers. Rightest baby you eve and con. | QO] = ekard design radiator: $200 tn 1S Manchester. ' with 3 suit cases: : . : A iteaieneii re's 2 ; ~~ en: top, curtains to + PDY two-way car befo . S—Tow ‘ings. 1990 arid 3: 2> a acm es 5 lem's price $44 29000 Gravois ay. rae (ep chaps: te Of extraa- $350 atin r fn , save $400. "1033 N. Grand, 920. tho: 2 Soy over- r hat Weber's: Teed Car Exchange 2944) re gray * . = 7 ; ai new finish; if sold Sunday will | ee TBR; fel) | rary, ™ red > rine PH EN s— ouring: Al con tion: | ‘lude neu Case ind ‘tube and MERG ER—19i9—~ ~- ~ tourtn ne: ? fast far: | x ; = a. 5 a ~ : AG ove_st. ae f ont Dumpe 2. 5000 Gravo!ls. | wilt take la: 7 upe in trade. Mr ——eeti’: , Gees bre ENS——— Beautiful 19%: to HU one E1924 Svort tour ing: in Al} M._ ee Oe lon st. *- | —— exe rent Pretty: $550 4701 Gr er ge aout ey “eo mech, i Coniditio like new , condition - try it wa _ s. — bE a, Touring nger: J i se! . r irl on a j — “4 - cash. fa Tr trade 138° Lemay EF erry rd. , : ' . J i 2 - . 4 ~ wre om —_— > ci : ’ ite ways _ Ope n oe . : . Opn} a am a ’ eTn : eet : =i Oe a re, ee rs the ! . —s. ra ssenger:— Tt Feasonable: : mda” | DODGR eset etter 6a ae HditiOR, bekeain etig Sate : night's. 1512 Locust ; “HEP TOURING. oo Lindeti_ dasa” HEVR 1 = d en Sunda s + ni A ba tte, Sy an | FPORD—7>.5) = —" : —" POR ~Tou Ss: 10 to select fron rang In good shape- see this today and save) 00: { ; , : =e : e ‘ — | HEVI| 4 oe per fe con ion: fore 12 4 ny ‘ns , the Bu'ck ; “t> terin . 5600 mi lex Touring: mode] 84° he new kel led: | ; jonny Dampers Reliable Dea'ers > ——-- : rrand and West ine Node! - rw? ¢ a'ns and paint: good tires anc Mt a Beates! condition : brice $2200. che extras Tt 4 einut. ealers, NF | 7 rT VU BAKER—Big 6 "Ty her _Lindei! 2087. | , - 8 — ae ew SS CCRe fT oS ' Daint and £004 rubber, S918 ¢ ’ cn oe o ~~ . es: : ; *% ’ “r+ y , “ a = —— 1924 HU P SPOR iT. , » ' rs th. Skil p iat a a , ae .Ke .—-Teu: in 1D 4 liah: ; , : . . . . on . ‘ Aid ever _- respe. x only Deen | a f: Hei ehts ¥ Al ; 7 Pie new 8A SF" 7 | atone , ‘ : él 4 : “a eee }. PURI. 9. tOurine Marter and a. ndaves ar ‘Vening 5 C3 : te | hur eoesily. You Know Yahler - 2014 XN Gr and DG k ‘oOUurine “ = a rainy ay Menar:j Mar % ; (COE) | the price « recker, So! a 146 Ar HEY Row ET—192.3 mode tour ? TOO . Rag» ; a aS iQ ‘Tings, : ip R we ring. s . an om , this month AN, why ice ‘ it ° Covers ar @xtra ir i» > ‘ouri nz , , seemets = 14 3) Natur; meric ee . that's it. £1°50 it. Ter TF Side Stu ebake, ; ‘ - 437 , ee . ORDM— Fourin , ' trade. 90.. day new r §uUaran. ~1 58 3 ne . =a page et ; Ace. VR -T—Tou: late 92. TAHL EM mt mn 1924 tour ” cvs \. GRAND Bi. ad NA wy 2. a IDE BAKEEF Re giaht 6. , iin, .2eets 2 / ; 930 North Side St eg Nderful! Motor- t | ; mew Store nd 2729 Gra _s oe ae — a T DEPAKER—io94 ‘# " looke like Py MmObile e *° [oom ] . . i -— | . ct me a . SPECIALS light 6: : driven 3 al mee: like ‘nine condition : $400 | sf Swudebalce os ee w - ; . rt ; auty: Nee, > X > new: owner will gacri ) 7 0] | tole bea i "agae, Weaner. nine” es POERAKER—Touring 1944.5 liwht : | ; open A... an reasonable offer. + Seew: cheap for Quick. sale. Cab : BOS e. {c) | tor Co. BRAT §. Grand : or phone Colfax’ 5saas* ee rel en oe ears RR tie hep a aE SE ~ “HLA OD Te] MOON” TOURING | DOW ; BOERAKER—SiN3- —overana— “$i JV min lia ai mk : | 19°: itudebe k oh: towrin, Li - iii a rines: late: drive home Sun, lay. § mon +t pe Ou Su. wn rad ' i PUPIL L ee i >= yy? ' = ? Be L fe mod __ Derfeer Motor: soni ; alll * : 5 Mth : % | ) ell. Chevro), theis. 3 lunins en between 11 and ° cer] ‘NIVERS $604 tase tr ade STEINGER & [Urata | : 1924 ta 2 ~~ i—— G se cours ai MORI neseis a? “La KtPs Open Nien, md Sundeve Touring: al! la; thos oughly over- | SN: O-ESSEX Th ig On Gravois just | A 1924 Y equip, + We have placed Dy A ra, a , no aap te edie 59 - buled. refinish 1 in lacquer olors: good | West of Grand j is car that we © © ne .* + neW tires. soe ae | oum| oe tT = ; ne oa mensions "See Ope it ese Muy mo — ae in Al Downey } 2" Sale Ve Ther, | Pros 4a, me ; bey" Wet Pam 1S a. *¥ @°Rain. $037.) l—199 ~e et - 10u ’ " viel ndifior ¢ ugh : ‘Hp. RO? i. ae on + — . : , Wy — . =. f : . hs. ae , J 2? — 2 Bp rw , y OU ¢ . t ‘ov: . — “7,4 . hin ait ; ' ad Pr a “ iw : r ‘ : al : i? ’ » . i ”rr~”e ot be - , . - | ; . .) . ’ ‘ mg ilke |e‘ wis.” Bee tcOS) | BESS EAR BO or nse Shae gt : Success! ‘evenings. at “ °**. ss cua "BAK R-—Sipecial ~ th a rea) Special ® tou nates r Steen: op 0. vat, ‘ols N. eal = tore. 2729 N. om —F Sateen PDA — Spe ~f ! ae “ t . : a nae R— Spe ns on! yMpia uF + | new neat Secrifice at s5o Excelient Shane tIT ie 4 i a tourin “a “repeal . "°° © €6 se gue and recvonditione . Winner: wr / ‘eae : n "**¢9 06 whee e Bat tinkke ='2 Crerokee . ~T better buy G2 | MOON ' TOURING 19°34 Naem * ****shuwee 5 DERA K ER——@pacicy 6. 1923. excelle a ee Let “thy 1 "IpmMs. ij if vo i Want ' . 4 > -> tH } is er . ‘ Ny ry? " aan a —o_ ~ . . . SHG evenings ‘ a nee 2% Pia bie eS Starte 85 i atura! Rridee es: ’ , + cai oa = = —— oe —Tour cheap. vi . Unusual Portunity: $14 Yah! | afi in| CR! betweni™®; mood condhtion-—gas, —T eat: will , ae me Sar Stee and $175 terms. Woods. 3034 Olt an _ 8 Klassy Kars CHEVROL E T tH23-1924 urin i ater tee 8 a nda “ord cour. L798 Pee, i NTs ) Bom. 2600 | a , ES: nae are ‘‘the Talk of the whe look thee hanica! anata tales . and ODGE—169) —— ae , FORD—Earhy Lary “model u } hae aur ine car; _ Sport miodet; Tare | ts t “BA VOR them oy ang ie-G s role we mg a , nis | : we _—_ Q . ———~* Lafayett Tow nN. toh ‘o ft 288 ap h @ster ay Ite > ton 6 1 r ‘ A J ' nL Oe tor. . | x 9 +. %. mi i or BARGAINS ; N ASH—Tour: Ne ; ‘ ———— wee {e) uy hl nat ee ‘Or, first class at $240 Oks | ; - jos. is : S-cyii viinder Sport: a ! ery) s Sought Ew } ' ve ape : mo : - +e lik , o* bie Ss. " s hy TE MODE "ARS ct Mw. - - a ~ , iy is . wT ints 7 ry) ‘ ‘ - ; d . J | n: i ; : Js ~ nan ~ PaRe OUR Parc - s tor. odel: @ $150. i138 »: ae Ss ~s : - ht] Ly i ns ‘ an any ‘c) ; ~ CaS 2 ee ae? he’? ik ivy ring oat eat ant shee: 4 rid i hie ss ) a crea $1400 Hup Sport, 19294. _- $825 mS NA R29 Tour , 00d Pa sae 2 chear Boug it » “Si ~£af ns epen .€ > s€en at 4550. irgin: Irin Q9° s. 923 mod. e} ing. 1924 go> * = "ian ~ 90-Day ¢*.. y ~~~ eh be es pri Tigh) , Tulck sale. cash O ‘rm S19 Buick | i's i} 2s , Be ’ ern : “ORD. . | S19K5 Buick Sport Trg. 25 ER. ; MCUs DG E— 19: ures lne4 Deluxe Trg “HEV lL, = urd 923. , ry Stutz Sport Tre. "95 1924 Deluxe + > vi E SS877 Delmar. Cabarr. 680, = bees *@- “* . 6 % ' .. fel 30, nT OO ee ‘eg Raa a i touring : | 5 Te vier a oi, i E> $ + | ROS Posing: hew Daint: motor perfect ~ ‘#2 Lindell. A Ways Open SEE OUR 4 NA: ; ‘ 7 ° - t= — : ~ . , : er tb) Sees ; re eet wae : iri? rs - 9 1 fe ul gs rs ply te ~~. = 7 ‘ _Faston e. “ae. , rs : ‘ ” £Uarante m1 . B E Yt ‘UR : .- —Touri ne, 1939 > Moe hen Used ( ars Are ame pened Micka’ — indell a} WN JUDGE : Siti ys a . ' j 7 > ‘ on ne - bets sm, Pr ivs Ts | i | ; - s bei — — - ; oos e . ; . . ss uarantee ire. ‘in ern s trads j namaste " GRAVOIS: MOTOR & ud bs k Spe 6 , th ¢ ». $345 ote _and 68°0 Gravois e€ a er Cc. Ter ial r NV AS rr tour! ng — a ae mor x. ior rant ae aces SI A_ food irea 2 ginal enamel- = ‘orm — = oe - 7 mr body -— eaone Nash Sport Trg ds ’ + pte Alay S601: r. -_ — sade ~ Hudson Tourins : ~ tuna “RL. LAN N | 9°93 Leal Chet cheap vs nance to met Maxwell - _ nice ah ake us an offer. “ei % GRAVOIS MOTOR. CORP... ; Ey ue lid - 5h, 1808 Russel * ea... & 5646 _and Hae Gravois eee ea " ae. new ‘ aby, " 7 “Tr > * . il ; Mlermobile a?» ry Lge - > * . ™ to * 24? . A i ~ He w Asi 'negtan Rataant 2598 fe Raby - . ar t and Ar) , in’ a ' ; > -_ CIPS? -c] ; conditi. Apply ; down . z * Look! : —" ‘ wate . ne Bu 2601 = —— + momaneiiaadl ts . y - jell Alwave — a i : ~~ —_——- N condivion OP] vine : exXce lent OV ER } v1 = . ; . ~ 4 ié . : hie re rye ‘ “ en car : al vy Dodge BD— 195 nie ins v: extras ORD TOU RING, 1924, 319.00 main. 9 ae : ust, . 4 Want bar- food tires nda 9” SRO Bp + h. A . 13 n a “ p 7 Pact 2508 S lefferson oO | . ‘ar first class. Some ‘thing di ffer. > MP venta, 7 ee —— ‘J DD Fourin Car lock ont in a eee $295. No. 1037 | Pgs - : tire Darga in i $015 -Loe ust Born. "HOO pre ee isir 300 Used Cars on NEWELL ® Stude} EWIs £700 we eh : hee ane : NI * ARG =e LGZSR ; 3429 en A? Ways Open Display Chevrole 5 pal tak - Quick! “i | | shinetce, | makes this a most Qa > 1924 Stutz Almost’ Giy a: EY] spor model dandy Trey g: in good o nditian~ ai , rim Mia > _ —— ere ~ Pe $500, ory nd ry = : wee a qu rok a 7 Ww ped Tettersor : Away on . ; ‘ | tii demons at SF . ba : , es b - : 0D. c ‘ 4 mnzg "A starter ~OOL ‘ ner di ce ; "5 tour ng. with 4. Whee) hy- » ‘ : . 5 Sine ‘ a ae, “se — — - — le ee - els, $50 ana « sg >> — = ee ae Ht SIDE CHEVROLET aot ang evenings, Flin: ot ‘ar Co.. | dealer rade. , mo —_ a babe a ice trade, Cabsany 1974 “° | 4710 Se TATE. A o ~~ P a 3 CA VILA, “At ~~ Touring - Al shape. rice | SV ROL ET—Tourin . rvicea- | rOR. c ‘0 right, 2105 Thu, Man ir condition: 10 eas Sport fen : | b>. ss ( ’ “Un about SO00 miles: ‘%; — a 7 rear aine re | JEWETT—1924 enor. hn Ine mam this . see ke ; ore 2 : e@ally worth wed vies ore ae The first one _~ ne new; rubber padene lona lly a! termes i “ ist a few monthe _" “tsOed to sel} Quick: I?: look new ; $300 cash lance j ae FORD _TOUR ie Bote , “’ nO dealers. 4578A Maffitt’ r ; ellen ln ¥ and eveni . F'lir ’ to) > le rr. @r by) t# it fae ae; day new terms. Open A A , may Com today. ir ia yae even ngs. 48: 30 Easton. Del. zs ; . r South Side Nash Co.. | Ma 2. Ae “ oe fob Ax) | ‘ETT ane isa . : ing: rebu : ; ‘ - + ROLET : in a late Ls OR rs and — } ‘ terns . trade. 344 i Juniata ten ee flay °Y Sunday sport tourina. re) | | Sood as new: diac ee in ord Sant ‘OV ERLAND TR 1086 WN, | RP |} im beautiful blue rd tires, bumpers. oe sans By ne mak, a has had very | ~ ——=_and —€32)} ly rebui 1d guarantenge” echanica | vis | A x , Toure: hae ‘ ey ,. , PUR] Ouri 1929 c rantee tee FORD. TOU RING a ™!s | é ‘TIns n eG @vecti. v.. O right: teem ( UM pers. Tes nl . o> : | a : Wn Sundays amd eve. | | , lue. , rbe M rin linet a pati or . . ' iw t>dlaws we... a Bom: nt 2n1°x. : _hings 5 Dat . 2 Im: R P ink te, VE RLAND TOUR 4 ings. i ce? oR We thronghoos’| ec. Coupee Ss it: ters © road. | "ORM—Touring 1922: Al condition: | . ——Si—tay Sunday and evenings, | se. Cl Se CADIZ AT ———— inade | Z-61. - wo a vemiad s) oape Shout, o —_— a ;,. sea WIL! te ME THY TD} PAG _R ab - eset Were fa 4 + . Sv. Fo | LUNE AUTOMOBILE c , — =) | PORD—Touri; "2, ant tel and a; est Pine, ‘Lime Ose: r oop JE Ww ETT TOU RING ee eM BIS1, Forest 145° ‘0 ete Boment 2s1°x. D DG > _ BROTHER : u rms. 37] S —— ORB tone “ i . AML l, SO peg ry a er ne Ww : a’) lav Sundar and evenin Re 4 sS x . , oy ; cha; ™.. : 7 — 7 wail a i : ( ‘hey rolet 1993 Touring tires: fyi, 2: a ew ce CALL. Ann -Phacton > prervthing in tre ' Ex condition —_ - Class a looks fine Many extra litio make Priced right. Rie fling - pen 1450 Easton. Delmar Late 192; looks and t sonar. 90 per cents ELIES } RECONDITIONED Ore : _ > : at $2N5- cash or terms. am ; - ff . | ¥ le ures, L , tp — moat 5 te “Ce ee Ss i new S| Hie snl cord . i] | HU ‘DSON. tected. . . ‘ ; 4 A ty . RE ; A ‘ i ar : . ’ ™ = f nest oad ; t » heap. QlUOA 3 rest 150 _or 610. ’ 4 a tition: sy atl in offer lealls a ‘ _ - tap ad mec J : . GRAVOnE Mi co aq S._Jeftersen ord dealer, 2 5646 and 8820 CADTLAG- “6 d mechanically Derfect: AMPTON, 3300 to look a over: nee . n — ; “BENs eee MOTOR 7 | Ones . ' ciced at $595. see it now. Pac KARD 1, ight stx- ike meee , fe : . ty are Fare 8907 Line nt , ae ¢ NIG 66 £99 ‘ SOUTHWEST NASH ©¢o = = incoln. TRO fower Qe ea. 1924 Jewett 6 3003 Olive. _Bomont 3800. 3039 Loc YK. ' i OMI tion Theme . roughor it New : ; -Phaetan vo , c*)T) Pola tomorrow. Real cars are none te fin, YAHLEM GRAND AY. Ot eaten - tee eee IE tpl . shaDPe- 8 ree g : ser = = - —— oT SIDE BUICK is y back eVerrth ng ; Kingsh gh ‘ ' r : et FOU need: =e had exre}. | : a> / AUTON MOBILE cn ie I. - -S Locust. “ a °S0rbers. “Whee lock ete f bee ‘T . Rr rr - — Es 3 'N4 [mudee Gravois ay. OF? (oR?) PA TE MOTOR CO. ey tires the ; on Ine. nd Wheel hydrav a Bo ; wen) ORTHW N -VROLE" 999 SE ~ATTOR Motor Co. 3318 w *eahington ih Se : =" | S EVE a : ns | wee DODGE, TOURING ment ‘33 Ro) 7) r P| . g ok Omen tT . 53: . ; ‘ : : au or . Ls C ADIL LAC 6] TOU RING ee = rT" i w 7) b id 3018 18 ae New Miller cords, Ruc aingham 4 ish, recone tioned ; SUSrantee a ray fin- | Ch hev roset T . O INARCH. 4): 47 : Laocyer 9 » eth suring ‘ ing ani $2800 Cadillac Sport [2nd ; $695 T—ico 7 ' ~ ‘anchester ‘- ge ser a —— Sic wheels %. traveling want ; na, . Worth $lio00n firse ne Thee c > om Ocv $4 ‘ for > S605. year to DaY: open Sun- PAC CAR ~: . | cone You Never Can Tell mo : — “ORD Toy ing TOU R ING _ > $3. wn wines won) % nce ‘Saat seceaeed Mle rie 22 RD— He 4 % aL, KN me gurine: . Conditio ’ pe ; ’ Mee condition a: meter tenns ' Forest 8331, "Poceel 1452. Cham ioe Mleaxe: come . ~ . ; S Owe a ’ P ar ~~ t} : aa | MOTOR @ Co. "se On. ‘ H ber 1 Q° : ona ° CaAPC@: oUF pp en ft] uch } PACRARR— 7 binale a sport ant ON Sunda: 5. | 4 Kasrn: ae W hat a Red come a ‘ue. ee day. ) con vesting ! Pile tuliy Ma pd ea, . sOUriNng 192; Xcel'en: ona i. | ry en _ —— are S ferson ofits, —J WASH : Si a age tt | ged alae, Head eG Woman er ORTHW EIN CHEV ROLET term _ Lats toate HONS Taoccate (e' Will Do World's ™MOSt Popular fine touring: 1, HI’nse "RAMP? > 9a User scat f 54 ; n , amit ob von Curtains my it a a r relent me. ey , ie , Yop sind $u08?, Yahlem : rice ns - wr Ds ‘ , Let us dem- leg s = BUT THESE y AHLEM Caps ~ | any atone” Garage, 6131 fF lima iLL. Ys. KNIGHT Ee. LOOK AT THIS | —~ — _— =| ‘ie ae em 33 ‘LL 00k As They Should = ORD. a ine 19o5 I. Derfact - ’ and Machinery v Good” Ww PORKINGMEN M roRn | ne Par car Ip the try; | > — — easily worth Ys, ) | PACKARD—Twin 6 tourir mem POO Sunda: 1924 Nash touring repainted in Nash | 8 Re Mee: 'f yo sport model blue. With wide Stripe: ji, thip PUUIPped ip! —- = — ition "i $150: Derfect con. Giving Them ; o &3 Noa — teres Plan PORT — tring ie oo c- $15 -$25-g A ede § wire eet.) PEOPLE RE AD laried Man’? eaten hoe HAL urches: aaoke Paint: $150 Woods 3 — AILE) IL? - suas Sir Cop grime = uiving "Em Aw; ee ae new c huomper rear , : 1923 9 : d “spot! ight. etc.: engine ra. | . b vy tu ‘par , WILLYS-KNIGH y a UlLit and carries new cat guarant is | ‘ghte, price ‘50. Lindel, $50 Dow n Hurry Hurry | Hurry ! is one ‘han * in @ hundred. Bee it mora tor 2444) 3.3. ‘per tod ay = : $4 OR $5 ‘ca penn ae — HELP voy PORD—Touring = saw afte + GRANT Totnin f No Inter St—No Red 44 ke : ‘+. —) ; oo nd " le - : - FORD RI —“ Ro a . top and ’ = 22 aw shape: $150 Wer. $50-$75. $100 “ated se Ourt; ite ™ Exchange 2944 Locust: (el) | J slit ,S-cyl. svert tou uring . urin ME, or trade. 26u7 , ring. ne I s LH WEST NASH co : 3005 Otive Re mon | ert Tape TY c) ae RING . a ae 2 ourtng: 6 cord *. plenty | ee tiful ean Duce f Be | 4A, te New: wood tires. & 300-8038 Locust _| a Singh rle werity “etion: VAKLAND—__ ~Tourin +7 ) } ‘ ol ue ~ hy uring “ar, 350. ~~ 5408 | CAR co "201. ee , st Cites ake TOURIN ' ) PORN Ae y ' “taoA ~ ; rms si nditiorn-: . s r. lD Tar ~ . > , IR A. ii overhau! ed ard guar. | ST. Cf og = l : RL URING. " HEV 1 -ET Tor Ft 6 oe . , £50: must sel}. 1518 Eliiotr, Vho"; i¥in a tion ets a Tae 185 ORD . 3 ) RING . > ‘ Fi > “orale + i ; aa . 4 FOD-Haws rea! Wms tors 7 ' a epee ae ment oad r oUne: T Ne : my) B i Ss Sete . aes o-" ’ . = . " . ;* "ale ~ Or, =. Rail ""SV terms LE =X! NGTON: TY>rr RING Cae + 2 ' Rare . ee Neon: ree? ey S175 : _ terms oa - r a a xwell ° oe | O“LN@ ene 150 FORDS — ae Orne AND TrourRING Pea g a ~ OAKLANT —— SAY $701 G-avai , $250 cash mwah = : : on a ON e > : 0 pen co aece: touring . re : OLDs Tov RING Sp tye LAN TOU. peek: iy: _.8?7 : +N] pm ED | | — : vy Mor, “OADSTER ’ “enn . r pen Sunday DODGE TRING ‘teas ' PTOUR «Passenger. . af TO Com. ~~ en 5 t49 = & | ‘S. Purp I Pine C y LIFE TOURTS a oe _ 4415 3 or your. f rc q Pan “Hr “Rey Err - , rt . \: fe) Q->« o ais . oo Oe Oeslin > us Be iD ae ope tern 232 CHA Tea7- 7 - Dassen rect IT 2 : e $350 1)! Dao n > t + 300 CHA) eR—ipes Das {ct ie, ee SS . @hae Bruno, &£ touring. 3-passenzer. SOUTH est. ‘aan a y 1s ae T abe De DG E, Sm Open ~ - e. "3 : for serv: ce ee tenant ta > ory rvir ning boards ee ™ wundshis ld leaner. Used Car Sale fston micron ane Aw ay ers. spare tire —_ om a ee wind hreak neem r . = iA) d eR ' ? . & : “Om pletely : , Ke wler a) j , so i HUDSON Mie Paws , : : , * A OL EE -R - *_* « es Used Cars. er lk as ezwis AUTOMOBILE 5. reo) + | $985: COMe ayi- . % : rar } rings cond Lion, Owner, 7 ONO j a aa . Ke e 1a 5 “, ON ea 2. rae, OURING rs LIBERTY TOUR. PPS Ga OAKLAND aa — TOURING |... | ; = ad A hata DEON. Bok NO INTEREST le ' a : neem . ~ Interase N Pa, | oO. >" : ‘iAande #70 Deimar Ww rape | CARS . CHARDLER—| 989 louring. good | PRINCETON MOTOR id é tou ring; gas” down: Mr mw ToT SRI . Buick. Stud - T URING oe ae a MAXWELI : a ee CE A | Dassenge, - .- whet “© car i. larwe fami 2309-11 NW Grane ndell 2 “?: pri ; others: trade. 3441 Juniata | Packard Touring. + hap ‘Bers. 0 S Jelinn cin “S THT MASWELL Tour “""**’ —_—— ere £EF) | Chandler Dispatch. i sone iwar ‘uring car Sar he ‘ . AS : Meotect 5 € Ford ¢ “OU De. bie Gee } “4 ; : ay ‘ >. Ss Cone” bargain, 300 on Display VERLA: pons +} SE rl ae AKLAND 8 SPORT res HAN? If ~ * BI23 . a er 2 | m te | NO INTEREST ) Peche ‘$730"" r ‘| FORD—Tout,. ee — a“. women . re . 92) t is "AUTOM BILE Co Ali EM wi Deimar 4460 YA ie, —— rood con dl} | Maxwe!! Sectau, bire4 6 TOUR 4) y > will Peake £735, 0 cash wil If i) N. Grand i2 8. ee Raine &i5-—; ee incel- , .| Dodge Tr: "ite. lees curtaing, ie : -. 62 “oO ty aaitioa: . . | canipped an tm , lowe li. ite - 1998 (a s . NG ee et lit le r t, wry Sa9° hn. T: tt) rine. oi : a ar /UNta ble rita: erm > P he TUTHILL wr nso. Fiasex Coach. ew oi > . : F 2 la ‘ . y YA 1% “ne +“ So Big Lot or GCravote just - rea on: 3] ns 3: Leases —e! ram! ine ace i eee | YAHLE » YAHLEM sale f 3.) i {; ren ; . rood 3 tii temon strate rate “= 13 Ask for . R. AND eee 1 r ers. 13? 8 a > sleve. (c) j - = naan — - ——— Smee —— _ iuemen - ~ ; . aaa UU | Ford Coune. 192, a ERe: easy ¢ i Kitets ~ 1924 OARL AND TOURING | (TS. TE 088 cence ones G 1035 N. GRAND r- a $50 d ap ” bebe ~ N. GRAND 43 SOourry SIDE : ) : “On rims ” S ta ; roan 000) | Riverside 2404 ws. Sacrifice c PA ee + © Rewuttful ! : : : Phone Cab. Or Sovthwesrerr Inn. @* tren? imes ‘Bidg. Monday. Terms if de- OPEN SUNDAY. eMmonstrate: 1312 » - id Ford Dealers. . (c7) —— ' ly : Price.

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; . wy - > eae ant Ta ey ‘ wert: ee 2. atin RE OS | bis a “ Se area Te sea rT. 2 SUNDAY, ¥* MARCH 29, 1998. Pa. SUNDAY. MARCH 29, 1935. ges 900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles ond Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. sT. LOUIS § 958 } - POST- DISPATCH. : SSORIES™ tic Citi i (my | . ab dhl Care For aunt a T OM ea ee 2 I? A, S S NGEI AB des Li CAR ACCESSORIES* sS—- Thu iz -Tmi oS Sort: ; ‘w at Sti. wn Saat Juniata. ni SLUSMOMILi:——Touring care {ne ee 9 Cars For Sale Touring Care For Sale Trucks For Sale Automobiles For Sale— thor it a Troe 925 Hodlan ae - ts ie! | ~ Yen: _ . . 99 7 -pase fourin Pp T Y 4. M. C.— Dump truck: aiso Traffic: must O1DeM:) iL.b-—6-cy} vem cheap: > ee he os ms ’ i : F au ok. ‘ RO2 S. Vandev: enter. (7) _Miscellaneous _— . eo (oe ,Otor ws77 | + ~o % 9 tre , Ht ; CKS " * r 1} ' — B80 ‘¢ Delmar, ¢ | bait res, 4 n air show at 3005 Olive et anni + og Fi oy 52 ih fs oe Bh ———— ———_—— OL. DSMOFILI T » so. 5 v. | Will ; : day for your convenience. no INTE ~ : — — ive. touring; neede ~ nae . os ~ PAIGE pass acton uCe | SOUTIHWPST NASH CO., ; _brick body. 2915 S. Ki ngsh: chway. V , - SiMe ort ts and y gray. red ather, nickel radiator N39 Lecust. Bomont 3800. 3005 Olive KISSEL—2-t ym truck. $125, -r trade. See} Coupe. Sedan. Sport Roadste: al )? any ‘e's. GRAUPNER. ‘3 ' beautiful shape 9198 Randoi: | Ss’ UT U SALES ©CO SSM! iisic—-My 418 ss i) ane 5. Look SSS ‘Can You Buy a First-Class,; _?1=* f r. LOUIS AUTO & : ar - —— ae 4 lia : om? Kl }'ahac uger. oper | PACK ARD—J3%-ton tra tor ‘gel mitra! ser. 3029 Olive 5t. Boron tle ty : Tre? _*? : ~OO0) “ ' » with r v dd * - : al , E e — ' e vedi hor aa 1 Apply High-( rade Auto for $700 ? ith brick box "A158 Kingshi ahway. | Open Sundays and Evenings. =. -?=-0 3S Broad ~ — — — PAC ts .D— -to du mp tru k: cheap OLS Mi : PY vlin jer five-pa * q : § tN - n Ti- is i 4 - a e ?, . et — , pom ae ae D {ids hile ° , : : . “ty . ‘ .* . , . : ; i Pp. ‘ = : J-tor express body. “7 . a _-—2 Sport madel> ¢ , omditior vy EE PVT Lille “) ; tru? — . —_ te mu? io" . , a = + — 4. — at 7th) \‘« & tire KNIGL r ~y As : T hs - : — ; “* : j : Al } —T ruck 3% ton tee! im”mt “a pe. Pot Ps 67 ah uring, Cust Central’ 150 im ~ imnGa’ ar 7 eV en : h : D —- > a ' - - —_ - ‘ . ’ > on , " — 4[ens ae | ~ 4 . > - - aypter? s* / . : ‘ : a" ai . : ’ = _—- - o R OL. =: bis? LlY.4 Sport tour ing; ae 7 . : ir tes . ’ . wea, a? ' “rR Fj “BOT tru Cow bail- 3128 LOCU ST BOMONT “ ASX our rebuilt an our shop: goul “Lt 422 Lind rays Open. TET OM TT ——— : , ef) 5 Olive. |! Open All Day Sunday and Evenings paar ~ iuiragre ar na : , . . - -~ rao > ' priced lt: terms: trade of cur : o Delive 14° . ie , (AUTOMOBILE COPA® DE LATKS 17 nar, . , , o ana oe \HLEM O45 rer TRI by » ton suline. J = PR locust. ~~ ¥ amy oars t : 43 peice W. , - o.ocesr 7& DE4Le2 i _ait dav _ Sunday’ ‘and ‘evs WE ORTHWEIN HE VROLET Qeesr FECL rence OLbem — | “30 ‘ . ) . : ' (eHi IL} "im be touring : late ~ - odge 1 waa . = - : ; . . . . . poe vee . winder. thoroug; ily ' art jourine: ‘ = ab) ver bod | tif nditior TRUCK-. > at ondition: 3-ton — | SPEND wR HOLIDAYS IN THE cord ti a a) acl Standard color, | : terms. Morr > . 2 -- . " ’ a Ind : : ’ ° . 3 t rT? 4 } ‘ . pil _ t ~” ou A SED > RD ite ad 7 ont and rear bumpers, ; : tet in = mt conditio _ —_— i ; ‘ Lo : % Ber . . ut ° . per Brees THERE Sed other eccry SeD plates i fhone owner, Kirk woo: Truck, of : -~s . AKE U THERE 7 or SMBOT1L EE - m iat be t +o. ~—— Rie ing " —_— ong 4 . . ‘ ' ‘ 4 ris «bs ya ii re r ,00? ve is . . en 4 uring. : : ; ; Se | eta Vis . pr _ d " : : wl : +) Fog EE ae 4 > F - to $4]! ll ; oe 8 bargain, Price *' — tire xtir ‘ "ON ; RRI hn ie - LOT oay. § Lacrece _ - - 7 $008 to $375 t . ; es , — Dura! 832905 Lo 915 & Kingshie ns ee — —v i | rm % a 225 ¢t 375 240° CXE AUTOMOBILE oo. 9 a we : who Sng ~- (tte ap ee gpm cof rubber: choad | $90 to $285 a ms “ . Bompyt . 4 w = ’ . pd —“y ~~ ™ >> > + — : » ate La. \4 . oa " : eereee . : . wpyen al Guy Sunday aid: events R—Tourtng. 1924. ccus Ce ma tru nnesot: ictor | for cu é + a iu ors +o $145 to $215 » own for the rooney he 2 ' is . . c . ver : : ooorer ha} ote? OLDS TO! "RING : nem terms. Upen = down payrte (8 le montoly et. Dae 17 Ty of canaitie., . priced. _ M H vy i * ° re poe ‘ : i.ne "ff ‘ ‘% ' ~* ics —_ . ef 1 . ; Le? ‘> 4 oF, NE pit age Mb 4 2o0 : = : b=39 ~\ (~* ee “ " , Z TT? «4 . R «t L : .* . me) tT tf WY — ptt t tate eees 4509 DEE‘ “R—1924 as! Sila per eee ne beocseca 403 . 7: new The Nash °s eeeseeeswe > = rr 7 4 had nm >, - cy ed = y - at an , . b50 TPERA K ER—T : —. 345 )~«C} new. cheap ©nirtTit “4 ‘ $200 DOWN so W E EKL Y le at Bi men : $ 0n7 oy +. 850 i. sta Gite & de « hs sor | Aa 195 eee cis 2h : and $175 cerms 7 f\ VE alk 75 term i Lit a4 leh | OVERLAND TOURING N. GRAND | iP” 4 _ had werr tittle eervice. “ : WEET SIDE RUICK AUTO CO. BR ingsh rhwa anal Mi Phereon lee lmar —————— OV ERLAND TOURING late 12°R- lonke and rune like nev ear: > tires, 10) per cent: special price S REC ONT ~ Ti INE D at S°°S: eaeh or termes ‘eo A 4 ATPSON-FPRAMPTON, 3309 LOCUST me you te oo - -- - -_— —— 1 : ENJ AM) PACK cen ag “'s like new; trade 7 —e 302 Poors r4 © hone : e 5-KNIGHT— o ; ’ = . = ence - 7200 Manches ~ ye * ¥ { RI } ~ T “AK E RU ' h , Packard Teuring, late 19272. ...+--- $ eo es 200) ) , pt , , ae hee are ed : Thandier Theratch. late 17923. ...++> . rm ; The bows - u Crigiz Part Coune. lwete 1074. » ee _* "Cc ... . cal - $32 v4 “nop , ie). b> ; ‘ ine oe Touring. W92s - . por gsete ss 7 Bra tire, $2 OSA Victor. GR VO 1s M TOR CORP + HUD 640; $80. good cond:t Peerk Coach fc4 es i gavage 4 RI! "aN 648 and 6&2 Gr oe a7 ' , Port Coun 1°°5 halloon ree ~ : met Te - EVoOR re to $75... others , . espera rear enc ; — ' Ford pee E Xpress Truck anes , L a K » ‘us Ovntral lov I , ay “unde oo? Mink 7 ne Fvenines ove : Fic 1 Lor . Ee - A. to err RIDE: “PRINCETON . Stuce : A — . rs igo LT ip Pe nd Evenings v ego ante Gra > Darmains; Cas) P. . ] re vw rim ~ : — - - Pivwersitie *° : rah A ~ — J or 4 Tr MOTOR C ‘ nc.. se was ¢ = , J Winters PAT bu rifu 1B | Jt at veie. Ts ing C a R , . — . “29 ovey © ~ : Stow re “ (fs 4 ‘ : J F ik ~ a TENKA ~wondertw 1 condition: udson wd Be A nage : ke RD Pp. AN EL Be DY wy? — - ‘ - a " neg ‘ a &. " _ mut be mw: a today financial dai Onklend eport teers e's £ . . 4 cat tice Parsner, 4307 Delmer. , Dodge touring : . arte ‘ Overland tra bey Kesex fou: Dodg: ru ris, ta - 4 Coupe. OT: De seen to realize their value. Let us demonstrate—today. Reaeson- aie terns honest representat ions. ‘ ‘oupe. Rule Reine span. AT’ 3005 LOCUST BRAN CH ‘ord Sedan | ludson 4-paas ohgat | a prize for the money -? T id vr Sedan. 1924—practically new rd Coupe, i9%5-—-this is a bargein-—-get our price AND LIBERAL TERMS haimers 3-pass. Co jupe-——a real y Rickenbacker 1923 Sport Tour.—tfuily a ’ n ‘hevrolet TJouring—very late mode. hoses UU ‘i, Ak . \ hevrolet Seda :n—f' nished in tan Dueco-—-yours for... ov! Sedan- like new idge for yoursel’..... Denartment 7601 pmobile Roadster——'ate model. perfect in every way. i Dodee Sedan. 19°73-—fully equipped, see every evening till § Oakland 6. Roadster, 1922-—easily worth . Ford, 1023 Roadeter excellent buy... And Many Others —“ome in-—Al!l Models of Fords etn ee = 5000 Gravois 7195 Manchester Hupp Touring Willys- Knight “Touring. Auburn Touring. Chevrolet Coupe. Hupmobile Touring Ford Sedan. oer ee ree ee AT 19TH AND LOC UST 24 Hupnorebile Touring-——Rex top—-lke new. Jewett Touring 1924 origina! finish, good tires, ete weaex Coach. ear! y 1924—-relacquered, exington 7-ps ir. lacquer, Studebaker & ial, 2 refinished, looks and runs like new. pmobtile Tourtn 922-—-good tires, overhauled and relacquered. Many Others It Witt Pay You to Bee Them Today ’ ee ee — ns All Day Bunda, Seaciene cs Until OP 3 Weber Implement & Auto Co. Bomont 8 ington (ilupmobile Distributors Since 1914) 5 en OE 4 7195 Manchester 5000 Gravois OPEN SUNDAYS Oe eee eee Accessories, Parts—For Sale Miscellaneous JEWETT Broug am ’ 7 ! > bea ee ee ee ar ee a ————— = PER RINE BiANDSETTER arcane oe a —— 2611 tarket Pan ¥ ae 9 ) he most ideal 5-paesenger ciosed car offered at open car prices. 3 AVAILABLE—1922—1923-—-1924. finished: parte enameled and renickeled; bumpers. spare tire and ome Pu " 1 a bd ‘of sal y- On1. wt mney overs and trunk Motors carry standard YO-day guaran ’ READ THEM ALL oe . - —_ 2 ~ Tos oe appearance is striking: beauty throughout and comforts inp riding —_ es : O23 j ly be found elsewhere tide in one of these Cars. that ie the meet >. . : .’ , Les d VY: | | - ‘. iam. Ae onvineing story ever told read YahlemS Fj) Sis: &: isa ‘ou can save from $400 to $900 of their original cost. ‘The greatest bar- : ro - a 1 ins ever offered They will compare in appearance with new cars ADS AGAIN of ven : 4 I1UDSON-FRAMPTON, 3309 Locust St. Remont 3102x. has lpi ee ts ee Pe ee ee eS ee we ae se Chassis For Sale RD— posse. «10217 body; $i5. vulcanizing 60. oe + Z ig eo os Auto Bodies For Sale , 448 , ,ARG ALNSB—Always: comm on Display Gaskora HASTON | Oc easur ser me to suit. 2620 ‘Ouve, atc AUTO SUPPLIES, TIRES, PARTS | Ciik a wou ant leg: NO RED 2A5% ae ee cab iit BaD Messing oF note side covers. eet. $1.50: wind] _perior model, siigniy Ue opposite City * rere yr scyvrry 7 , : ae , . it Body Ce.. ° 12 st., OV NO INT ERES! noms, $2.76; pumps. jacks Oa: Shaler | Hall. 9005 8. B: roadway a r ' 9 “ ™" Goodyear Patt | eine te + ~* “Recnaneies fine shape. ee ome @uade Ender , ‘ COTn 4s y aS os a . ‘ - : rT =e } A y ear to Pay fiuder J J ti . $6.45: tubes, firs $75 3147 Locust. a eee oN 1123 Pine «# af 4 . Ri 1: . =? > tas or d or eirmiiar ; Te PeCIALS Dt 4+ BOD! EB—-F rer , > a nate New! lesigned and improved sf if le - * ~ 33.3 — “s37-/* gravity eum, Bass + handle. Fither Tops § For iia , , - a eagee gay wee ood or steel. Deeds Auto Body Ce. AUTO TOPS. curtains wets, eer 25 2b2 V Oe aa ae ae oo . 12th st. opposite Oity Hall sonable: Fords recovered ined; toe key- bn tre renin or Gers city $303) BO) EEF URD BODIES —Brane-pey ~3°s, ‘mane TIRES—S3 up: euchtiy ert . >) re aio unsere we aot - i . - ‘ $100 each. [Ui 5. J 435) 3th i PORDIS—Truck whatever style body you TIRES = nearly aw, TT 4 oie 2 . ant we ° at i? joweswt prices it O73. trade for a 1 al cotlle : Hailey a it 10737 ‘ cay acme wi [SE eat SA: Bases te oy ee meh 100 spring bargaine: a’! 33 ce : Sion, " » next allowance if trade on your , 83.40 33 w x5. ’ Tw 4 is © or t) ition at Thoene * : ape ante Ss 2 for, - " i ep N Bresewse et our tow alata ich and Por of new hea loons for wour F roetlet er o.G terres taken im ¢ : ( Your) (o. 2673 Weshineton pl Deed= Avo) REs—We heve For? « Sa Opps! te o* (iqodves: Coodrich and loons tm ateck: alee a)! @tzes PoTry 4-varcd. S80: «eed cond) taken in on -tF 41604 Mancheste: rear Grand 2071 _Wasaington a hy ee ol ADIUSTMENT 7 COR . 33 + ’ paid tor oaene Deeds Aute in or 106 &. 123th et.. oppeost'e City minates tire IE >, tater & t) 7h tia’ aD. and cubes. ors and —. Si Chassis For Sale bez sige new cords and tubes corde and tubes. HASHIS 1918. S20 uou5 8. B oedway hove Cutty VRULiTsUdity express. chassis, | 2838. dancolenn os —— - iv Tr) eM (+ $574 00: hanee te i rs. . , ile machine ia pe Tires—New 30x 3M . 64.90 , on tie rhe ww Lert cree Tew fire oe ayy $13 90 we duty. 9 ogee and evenings 4050 Kasioh 'sear 4% tack eau (chUx) Chesteul. no

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ie SUN DAY, SUNDAY a MARCH 29, 1425. : g — 9gR st. Louls mas 900 ROOMS F OR REN ae With and Without Board—Is the place you have been seeking advertised today? a a os FOR RENT—West ’ A 2. +. See an NOTO : 50xx ‘omfortabie Rooms WITH BOARD—West | oats. —— “4 T™! ors at a%, ed \ ~—*? rewe? shal {| v] (_» — ‘/’ “ ) : ‘ r . . = " maine Nes ni oor. ROOM —Large for 1 or 2 giris; telephone|DELMAR BL.. 4469—Singe housekee pin KENSINGTON, 5227—2 large connecting PAGE BL. 4243 —\wo — ‘for Lt or 2; new single or twin cul furnished ; MARK 1s r, ies yo . ANN. 26 atly furnish eve ate ne oe r : L&—Neativ furni a d hail room, ning, Grand 4827R, or day Delmar room, newly papered : adul ts. rooms: giris. employed | _ home privileges. rooms for light ; Cony ~. fis. — ne St et om ~ ‘ 10 oe - * ;. LAC L EDRE. . 4417-—Room. nicely HS. ic 7) Did \ . ULMAR bI.. 55959—Clean, wel! furnished | KENSRNGTON, 5073—Large _housekeep- | PAGE BL. 5046—Nicely Pap 4 4aa ¥ nt aa oF 4: $6.-Beautiful ROOMS and BOARD at neo ie 60) JOHN GRE TORR & CcoO., SIL Int, Life B! | fentleman: private farnily. ' LINDELL BL. 3668— Board. and room | MORGAN, $128—Housekeepting, rooms. ARSENAL, 3904—-Furnished room: pri- | Re OMS—> Nice! ly farniphed: ¢ suitable — es 1 room; 2d flour ist (c) ing 1 n; adul $6 Forest 521M c * excellent meals. Lindell ; JOLIN KE, 312, 7 usekeeping rooms, first | whe v ome, gent! lemen. Gra id 1U3L. (cl) oe ~ giris: Grand and Comp ‘ton cars.| DELMAR BI.. yee ng anne anes Fake -tedeontahed: 9 pt P emp ores beople, _ [INGTON A ae - = bath: pri- NAL, SOUSA——Clean, meativ fur- Hone Grand 4048R. (c) S556 and $4: all convenit ences. necting froat rooms. 2d floor; con- nay toe, Se went ne were temen oF couple em-— y - 3, references, L INDEL Ly Bls.. 41° 1). ROM a8" “Eeard for ages . 2a! . Vase : D Cc ‘ aes + =. fi hed siceplu nished tront th rhe is ‘ ree ee ae ROOMS WITH BOAR ITY Ly INDE Sina er connecting; as, keeping rooms, furnished ; private fam ork: 38430. Bor RCS o_ references, gentleman or lady employed; $4. KENSiNGLUN, 4/31—Kooms, newly fur- good me: Is; garage. Hi Ban ania: 60xx—Room; beautiful h ao Forest 7TLssw, p 4037R, ‘ icy) metris rates reasonabie (7) ily: references required, c7) - oF LS iJ a. outh Side. i. ie DELM. mt 1 BL. +4420—Clean, neatiy tur- eens sieeping Or housekeeping, two PAGE Hi, y NS southero exposure. Park BOARD ——Toom “and care; we will give to; LINDiLL Ri... 3942—Beautiful room for | ttraett furnished a AKSENAL. 2808A—lLarge room for cou ROO M—Furnished, adjoining sleepin nishedj room $+ per week conveniences. D0€ ae a oa emer: Vive bazo. tel) yr bus: $i. Laue pe siesta, i mtn co) . ; . tiful 2-room efficiency_apartment, modern- private fam! lv’ »o ‘igh: - aI— ‘connecting ————_——— DELMAR BL., 4264 Light housekeeping ly equipped. for 312.50 per week? PAGE Bla... Sa0ia— one “— Tag ome | j Por fret well-fur ined ROOM 4 AND ‘BOARD—Young lady, - spare LINDELL Bla... ~ 4315—3d-floor apt.; BOHOA (‘comfortable room for light house keeping. Victor A247R. (7) suitable for two; Southampton. Kiv- gen- mn: mien ori’ WASH Live at- _Kurnished, 8&8 rooms, “com- BLAINE, 36074—2 unfurnished rooms, 3d erside 1712M, (c) , " . rgoms: $4.50 and $6 (c) ; - = KRiNGSmitcH W AY. 8UO N. — house keepiog kitchen privileges or ligt a wy eas TT . ROOM a eathoe ee e family. gen- | LINDE LI BL. 3840-——Beautiful front ‘ine: steam heat and floor, electric: $15 month ROOM—With or wit) tea gr u or © ores { re s ao } rT} i ‘ ~ . svuiTe $j ' rv > . 2 on ; : 0 oO ; . t yi > - " . a Ag! os ; 10L1e I rrec cst room, excellent meals; -continuous hot elects 10 wee! duire if laundry. BL, ALIN, BSLLA—hHhoom. tor couple em- Side: Atty hen rivileges: o poe te ou nh DivlaMAK BL... 2U01—Nea.l f turnished reom,; laay 34 couple, _ wv. ~ (ei : - water (7) (c2).| ployed: all conveniences } p ges; to couple or rooms, $3 t> $ yur! PAGts bL 5010-—2 Hehe : front f room . pt — —--- -—— adies employed, Call after 32 BD Mat ca ——t a —_— —-~—--——- . aii ahibdl in| NU Srmitvbi WA, Sut Noi or ‘light rooms. ively furnishe ™, 3398R BOTANICAL, 3O26A—Front room, con-] Gr and SO6SW, (c) en LR Bi... 3966—Housekeeping. con- housekee plug. ic)| PAGE BL... 4R12A —Niee OF 6s and house - —— - TT j . er, - 4 ame - 4 are . ~~ € ne Nd floor: gas range: bath, KINGSHILL iHwW AY. te TVA | ly. _—Large, Tight gentleman; pr vate family: |: - E rooms. —S— i prt reom with daughter; (twin beds. Col- tractive rooms: twin beds: excellent | fax * 2058R. meals. : ic) ! rete ) housekeebpin . ROOM AND bi iy ARD—iarge . cheerful LINDELL Bi. 4146—Lindel Hall: rooms | rvom, priva amily of adults; suitable for girls employed: beautiful house; ex whee we . 600 ok Rayne yin for Ay -5 aaa om couple spares: ex- cellent meals: parlor. piano: madoderate = > +. J So_ cat aroy € a = OT tons’: = RU SSELL. °7: 1 mectee Obey eS =: hiverside 171: LINDELL BL., 3737-—Hav “few vacan-| ASHLAND 301-—I. » front room for|” MINAS Ee, JO L0-——-Nvaliy urnishe > at on on eel room, twin beds ; hardwood 1i00:8. (4) | P AGI ; 42 —, tleman ; ‘a : , cies ‘in our lovely one Tor + Pada dé light 7 pine ae ee room , all con eniences. a ? (Cc) RUSSELL, sana—itien. "Senied room; re- _| DELMAR BL. 5049 eae y nesered: front KK) NGSHiIGiiWw AY, LUOUA >. Well = fur- GE BL. 447 . Kae e i’ ” INSTER, 21. en ’ Central siring pleasant rooms and excelient meals) BACON, 25!) 3 large housekeeping | PMOTANICAL, 4120A—Sleeping ‘oom, pri-}]__ fined family; all modern convs. AC) : doy ee i7) nisued rvot; 1 private tamily; reason-/| erator, eT aTER PL 9816—Room Sort a Oy (cl?) Poon private faim lect s vate home; reusonadie, Park-Compton SITecL O78 7 - ‘ tT RY « —_—— — —--- -_— ab G SN vV¥.i a S . . FRANKLIN 3435—Good meals, heat, hot) wemiiLAN, 4546A—Room and board, 2] ran e, wa ws AS | cars: girls, “couple — ginbloy i Grand ge 42 a ee ees ~ hameshnteinas ait makenanel for light | ix) NG sit aw cy, | ae N.—rNice ¢ See ee i. ae ae Spusiness_ people Na uM . . ‘ whe ° 600 an =e See ~s ; | i : " PsOy ode ange. SINK: gQuie couple 1iouseKeeDINe: al * ' . ens - rm s é —"T"4 , = : ° , = 44s Bhs. 4 J oraa ator; vory reasona bie. . | eimpioyt ad: Te Aasonab) e, D> elmar 4 46 hs Ht 4 | | AWIN ’ , LOA i nice rooms elect u | ; na ek as % an ; ~' . * RU m .} | 1, ees vad Sees pie : i able. i conveniences, reason nouse keeping ryvoms; all ; conveniences; reasonable. eR INSTER iy PL.. wr eatiy y fur. (3) -aDb LT eo Tee ES 7 ae ; 3 AGE Oe 3848—Ho he. = a =) in : North | McPHERSON, 4263—Weil-furntshed room; | shorn tinuous h wate Sunday. _ rooms, single or en suite, conveniences. _ room WAS he familv: phone light housekeeping een, FOC KINGSHIGHWAY BL., LOOWA N.—Large. water, electric, telephone, P [NSTER m3 A , Or ge Ata ASH @AND, | A233 Giieerful room with or Steam heat: qood meais ARR] F ‘ommecting housekeep- — — - ne = -— +2 == RUSSHLIL. 2631—Sleeping room @enend. come, light housekeeping roorm, also sleeping welcome. , — eep! Oe [422 5 -— Sleeoll ; o7! /'McPHERSON, 4516—Room, 2d fl. f + . oe conti! , ate (CALI a 3°32 A—Furnitshed roem for floor fr : Lube 4+ —— PERT oh, Se i 7 hh he Paes | MINSTE PL... eepings eee Ue: good meals: r ; a,” aad 7) | é a, Se hot water, | centleman Sidney 2549W loor front room. Victor S719W_ DELMAR BL... 6176A—Larege. hans ps ~ a ee ~ 3851——Laree bik tS EA ure; mode VLonrewk NT, ah ae WwW é «Room and board, Loot Regn a 1 reasonabie. (4 rik >) ih tii j May Pee . y — ; ~* = - ‘ ele gs cTLL 1421 aes” eamiia year room, g@eniieman or couple: private, mod- LACLE Dk, 4: 384- ~—Sieep! ng, houseKeeping, board optional: also aes = ——— pI 41°. -Neatly y fur. McPHERSON, 4940-—Front room for wom- LENT 3 atiy furnished room Tar ORNL A., , 217——-Furnished room, 1 or nished: everyth : Grand’ 4011Ww fur- ern. first floor tront; 2 people. (c) fences, et . WINSTER lady. preferred. (ce - goa , Ee 2 gents: rivate family Siew, AA, ng. B rran : , $ . , ~waneee | ene r: —— — so. we - alll oor, One ic. } Stranitt io—At Shaw's Garden: nicely i DELMAR BL... 6504—2 unfurnished | LAC LEDb, 44L7A—lewly furnished room|PAGE Bl... 4201 Suite: ele she aS 3 $047—Ho Geaclne “D: Jen: nicely fur- | ~@ooms, conveniences; employed people. | __Private family. _Morest_ #40. furnished; ‘housekeeping: MIs rare optional. ith. eectric, > AlN euliploye s Private, meu conve! . ij Ke € cis elect > = : - , . . ¢ 2M. ACLEUS — : v am- | [In _ . earare LACLEUS, 4uss—Room in orivate f — “GINSTER PL.. 3744—Single and FLORISSANT. S725A W.—-Room and fent for 2 young men, in privele fam- | : : - “" | BLAIR ghi heusexeepng rooms she om: DP ‘ouvp! ily. ~ y bm M PH ERSON, 4 j , j Roon 3 and boa ra: oO i% O35 \) ot - ic) ’ A Re ILIN Ky. $559—I1 ja rege coom fur “ni she d gent. “Gran ! 5480. family. voupe (c) Cabany - ~ —_— — “ S PO TE ENT. »6U; 7 N Private fam- ; r inning “ ater, home cooking. > ry BR . 5 t rt : ' 16° 3 N Neatly furnish‘ d ly Use Kee ping . con enie! COS; D>? we KI y. non ) Tr - aa DELMA R BL 4063—- -Large front roo!) - ily. — a , eee ee os oe a Be oe PAG E ) BL... L.. 410 —2 , b UR} ‘ odaedy ‘ +3 . . : r sie 7. oe rle e«) ; “Renee I LD SF } ay ye sr? ef ee ont rooms, "furnished tc) : " oa - ; ) > , 37 qe 2 siee 2 peonable.__{c) ily, with or without boasd. | oP HERSON “haps —Nicly Fan = housek ig and sleeping. Tyler O74. | JA ROL, INE. | 3003- iy Re | T int housekeeping; reagonable:* ori- and rig henette, southern exposure, Jd ot age a nw ph ag onable. Ba ‘indell 1 ay Bo TER Mm 5556 “Large front room: . : ) | ; Po. Pa a — at, ti — : ve bene Oe board; reasonable. (c) - ACLEDBE, J040-—- rn- sed room | PAG + -- Of excellent “wuit- | LACLEDE, 3645 Southern-expo roo! BL. 4447 —laree INSTER. —“4218——A choice front southern exposure, running hot "A he NLLIN ke, st oe »46- - a Lu ‘nishe a room. fe) N¢ VA 938 N.—Room and! : ‘ ee KINGSHIGHWAY BL., 93 oa room, 2d floor; excellent table; gar: ‘OLE MAN 1 904— large. 1 or 2; small Compton war Dine. ANGE, 1330. \— Furnished —— | DELMAR BL. 3970—Front room. ‘ ; . Ad « ‘ te . bs » ‘ . r J. =D = ce : irnished room, 1 or able for 2 gents; also single; reasonable. for man wanting permanent home. | for 2 or. 3; adjoining ea a SS ee eee and board for two; private fanuls > f ‘“ASTLEMAN 3936—N f I erences. , = ————— , — rivate "4 y blocks east of Grand. | CAS stu MAL, »0— ce.y urnisnes ge ntle ‘men: references; Polite ~ « fcate | McPHERSON, 4704—Nicely furnished | Gori Ru! SN r B 36: D fur- room gentleman; $3.50: continuous | o~ = private family ( ) ma, | other roome * OC LEA PL, 41 _— i wenees Orivate | rooms. all conveniences; excellent meas nial > - or wing room ——, hot water, 47 Manne ENT, 3113 Front room and DHLMAR BL. 4338—Nic ay harman me ee _. ead > BL “Zaki ——* ater: Prete: 047—G ti = - _ i ) . . ‘.* es 7 a > ” aes . . ‘ , 7 , - ; ¥ if . ad aa - yey 4: - °__— ** 7 e ene ‘onnec neg rooms : - ~ . puke le. | ‘ BARS it din teks. rooms, third floor: | a. rr 7 Xe ee . —--- = front conrectin Ot 6 oo - youns me n to a 4 M ATL_LKE op. »9—]" ront room. gle. . ?. oe centie ws v Ls. . ic. ate V 4~ og r. O85] A—Southern expored FE pan so eeviatencem ——e . spate — PRES omer) a ee en ee | "a eh water for light heusshecping 3 "a . bom | , : _ EE - ~~ ron 1all room; priv: amily: “s : -_ —— ‘ . : “ nces ; brivate C Hib PHWA,. LSU1—) largo rooms, corner man. - private family; gentle DELMAR BL., 403. >—Connec ting "rooms, eeping, able. Ries ple. asa. §240— Southern 1118M LACLEDE, 441 7 fig —Nicel¥ furnished PAGE RI anne 7 INS TER 5°44. d dus 6-—Three r emt room for gentlemen or memes reasonabdic. Call , gentle men ar ' rej es kaep- 3126M. v ohe ING. . 8015 a : . t private_* family. a privileges. Colfax 6257K amp ROR iploved; ate. Colfax 1196W. Te fT EVELAND. 3949A—Neatly furnished |] =>... ee ; SAS ELMAR BL. 65212-—2 light housekeep private — vr") twos pm. sds” S?xx—Front room; > pre | nooM AND ia --uple @m- fs Gee ittemed cee TS Sg YAIR 21e1—a ae me a oom, with kitchen privileges; private SHENA NDOAH, 2004-—-1 room for light ing rooms; all conveniences; * children LACLEDE, 3800A—2 connecting ~house- | _for 2 employ MINSTER, 9¢X* exchanged. Cab- i ome SOARL =yerene | couple em | OLIVE. 4233 furnished, front Fallon Parl family housekeeping. 0 fe) eon oe keeping rooms, light, alry, modern, gas| PLYMOUTH, 6544—Two # wate family; references (c) i optional; North Side. Box ¥-216, P.-D. . _— —%? | FAI ed rooms and|COMPTON i915 s.-—2 furnished front —_— NANDOAH, 3940—-Front room with DELMAR Bio. 6119—Second floor west, | range. (c7) housekeeping rooms f PH, nl eT 7830 loutheas tions oe oe @ rooms: eX: ~ Pag rome cat connecting housekeeping rooms; all con- | — ward: gentlemen: twin beds: phone, large, connecting room for male, bath; | Lewis PL. 7—Neatly furnished room, 2d PLYMOUTH, 6126—Two : NSTER A—Sou pore _N rthwe 1 conveniences; gentle) PipypeeENTIU, 1530 N.—Furnished room veniences. _ ic) | SHMPNANDOAH, JSodA-—Hall ‘room fur- 1 or 2 gents. Forost_ 9386. eines 78) floor: sleeping only. sf _ FOOMS: Kas Tange. F anallll ‘foom, rein oa ; . ore & — : | -AYMOND. 50Gp—Newly furnished oes f light housekeeping; also sleeping | Vi T NT, 3U36 — esse, Soom. south: = ee ; _{(c) eo" om BL., 3948—2 well Rg = - LEWIS, 9—3 small rooms, furnished; | PLYMOUTH 5830—Front r. hr Bi. 4143-—Nicel¥ = ABNER "PL., 3022A—Room and board ; ed sate rd ce aaa on room | ern @aposure, a conveniences Gra nd : SNA} . 8636A—Front room, all ght housekeeping rooms, mo ng eit also room and kitchenette; front sleep- furnished; private hom *% ES’ “MINSTE i ‘ 7 ulte: southern ex. te; all _ conveniences. | ae. . pants ern ‘ xpeour 1 ee - ve nt RTEENTH 1234 N Sleeping rooms, me \c) reasonah.e iraad 1064 in kitchen: gas range: reasonable ing ic ploved. Parkview oR... ‘housekeey. Be : jeals: very reasonab|) ores ) (¢ vy A : ee a . Oo a ' ry" « snfiernt . “40 . ; 7 : 4200. oa tiane fran oe " gerTs ; Lar ‘ UNION, 3441 N.—Nicely furnished rooms | ia ieee - b up, ais elit housekeeping rooms: | ™AL>. sA—Two uni pT (Cc) SHE N AN Di )AH, 4210—-Furnished room, 1 | DE LMAR BL. 6649—Beautiful large room LINDELL BL. 4309—Cl : ioor fr RAYMOND. ot tight Renae 3 ae MetER F o—- “with ‘board. 4 c62) | a M—— ea U ly furt es oc. in lovely y decorate hot water. bath. gas.| LADS, 263: iarnished front room: prt- rr 2 gentler 1en: garage optional. fe) for refined gentiemen, strictiy private; housekeeping a centae. eee rem _sleeping and Iight housek STM Ne Tt Nd hg et etl Pp ; — | oie (nig iM i’ ~? / -. ho al ad > N i > | - st + ‘’ , | ‘T) ‘Tr ’ tee pho P mis _N A NX | “> Ali 4° 0s Desirable : fi . elaboratel y furnished: reasonab! e to per- vty are RAYMOND. ), 5164—Large f tr: oe ad . . (el ;ROOM AND BOAK —For % large front t) pers? 5 > larwe bis wee . : ye rant ouse keeping iis! room, rei able ote ° manent. party; references exchanged; also LINDEL L, Bl... 4250—-3d ap . * ces. reasonabe.__ 548 —~ ie iia, adit nenan t nO Cabant mi . “ on = en ~ A. ©. 2. rt 5 : ; “a y oe —e rk , : _ ~ BTR ER . hy — . 1 t35R asonable, modern home. hot baths; clean linen dally. Call room, $3 3. 50 ) per week. L indell 8310W.. Mra ae room; | oral NSTER Pla. 396 i entorwaes } ACCOMAC . 2846—E xceptionally good room ROOM AND B OAl (pD—hi'd tk ard; ) urse fr AS le | ath. a . elec- | ) 4 ~~ - - , S 7 . kee PSHENANDOAH ~ 4039A- —Newly fur ished oe ony: pateview 2002W - LINDELL BL. - oa da a ae ee front RIDGE, 5065—Niceh ee . quiet. a a eS . “ aE and board: beautiful locality: references. | mothera hare Delma Awig hot na cold r: bape inc DS. »—Front roo and. 0 isekeep- ete pg eg ye wees “ip. ris rns ThoRIS ARTMENT—Front room; reom; near Cathedral; private, ae " 4 . he m he ACCOMAC iRoom ‘for man and wile | AND BOARD—For sentieman 1 | (on | — 7 . ene . O37 M Sele seca a ab es. wr furnished; private family, Delmar > LINDELL BL. the vena Sy gate aIpGa 6330—7iwo surnlehed EST ~ PAPIN, issTA— Newly terol ” > ” iris: board if desi ed. ' vate home loeimar ik, .) i i : + LY y ve AS)! y nis furmis he J . tr ; :, s + ~ % : , : e 1G ’ . ~~ aa rae anes CUR RD, Fs me akc Aa ea a 1a ee a e7) apartment, above the avers e: _lady._ ‘ing rooms ; adults. » ~~ ate root i SeEeNAl “Ses4A——ilooin and board for | ROOM AND BOARD—S3xx west: int or light housekee . | a oe nye eagmei me AH, 4007-—-Two front house- | EASTON, $620 , acids Wagoner | pi )—| LINDELL BL.. 45562 large unfurnished RIDGE. 50 = BST PINE Bl. 3960—Rurnished a fren y couple employed. (cb7) | fined home: for gentlemen or_ busi fet ate hr ion ster Seen oboe tered] ee ae light housekeeping rooms;| , Keeping rooms, all modes onven- | I-arge ‘room. light housekeeping. (ec) | ,rooms; private bath; adults, Deine > ante 54——One tro a , room, kitchenette; $5.50 D_week'y. . BROADWAY, 7227 ~ §,—Room with | couple: referes front roon nday. _ sia } > pane 3LDN mY ar oi = —- eater PEL: “ASTON. 4302 yom lean rocm, kite hen; eS. (©) er narnia: ee Bie + ES PINE BL... 4041 s neatly fur | lic ences ome cooking: | ROOM » BOARD Wt ‘est En +} GRA? . ; . = ol ——— | Eek! Niceiy furnished rool With |[* oes -21l—One second fioor room, home-like; reas ‘nable; reliable only. LINDELL Bl, 4343 (Apt. E)—Well fur- ae ee — ‘ms, modern. ail conveniences; hom KIN, R 1 AND BOARD Wie _ End, LAN eatly furnished 1 1 | ere ; gas. ele c. bath. laundry: So ~ poles = = gy ih RIDGE. 5086—Two roc room kL S t ig usekeeping: ali convenienc . —T o SIDNE ¥. 3518— “Nice , t iah EASTON, 5: 596A—T wo large bright un- for a n Tad v iv or gentlen aan Sonam housekeeping; all cor 8 f PARK. ~6437—Rooms, _ gentieme ou - ceivy furnished rooms furnished rooms and bath: electric and t a 7 yr ee _ ing reh, gas range, linens paly; strictly mrivate; no o_other_roomer LINDELL BL. 4301—A nice room; con- $10.00 per week. mes ar PINE BL.. 3252A—2 geome J . | business womar not vel O1 ’ “ASTL EMAN. BO5V— Ni “ely furnished Rox (3-284, Post-Dispatc!} = ; > 9 —s “hieht | | pees. SON =. | e se- ee ieee J furnienec 00 room, guitable for 2 ladies; breakfast 1! | ROOMS—2d floor, furnished rooms. u- | h keeping \ el een : % eo) 7 nen oP ne sean See7h, O3x) heat furnished; $22.50. Call between 10 desire: o.. reasonable. | bie and «ingie: running ter : oy ; ‘> » wT. ee a : - . : chaste # . 4 a oeens \ furnished sieep- and 1% Sunday. (c) able: waivots, water; gentleman; reason- ROMAINE PL. B18 . ; sekeening rome, h. ~ . rag ' i; F oR / - aaah ; eye wee vse se bhioel Ly . ! | ren ie rur- roo for S gent men --- ee : ' : : _ CLEV VELAND, 3858—Gentlemen:; excellent | "#0 SPAaC®._ Lande! _o2-)._ oa | room eae unt > tedtien: he 0G my ¥. ENRIGHT. 6916—Room for gentieman in Fhiel, light housekeeping; ne cay pb BI 241—Large. furnishec . > > | ‘ : > » — oc nie - his I } ipl i i es ; i > s¥. IZ3iO Hious eke OO! oz. , LINDE Ly 4 Bl... 1106 %4—Second floor west: ; , : PIN E men 4° men is ;_all_conventenes 2H ie a lon 7 to 7 Ses rab ° loc 1 iol amet Bc ental Ls ; wt AnSctins sehitad 2m ek ro “OO! r gentier - “4 ng rooms, $3: private family, __ —— (65) beautiful eouthera expos? i ‘front room bus convenient; to ts t =, room, southern exposure, kitcher C gy all $448—Room and | board: eat B5883_ en, desinrabi cation. - rooms. first floor; ferences ex: need. | a1 al, 28a. Wo furmished front room ENRIGHT, 502 7—t ark ‘southern expos- private family. Delmar 3007. (c) ROO MS—Excellent, in, a anne rt; floc modern home: _street car lines phone s P 7. TS . ‘ Nae se 3 ay os * rete SG pete a ee 1 Delmar 520. ee PINE state 4 Second: .7 ‘ 4 7 , » Ses . . ‘ UU ha eo" ‘e sO, praa ssi’. sa itta ere! } yme 79 MW bs ks ; . alin FLAD, 4247—Lovely front rooin, board; | ROOM AND we icy en Sy ry es —— =e 3° SIMPSON a > rand 7386 ENRIGHT, 5035 Sane room for couple and cold water in room, Delmar 4037R. ROOM—South front; 3 mom: exceptionally licht and airy; wit home peyileges._ Grand SS2LR, . will give mot her’s care. Delmar % is? nay GRAND. 190 N .— ticulars call ‘rindell 1 QUO W ay A rooms. gink rane. also sing) 4 eak ee eee ace ea i ta eC a eae Re ae > - - A A OE A A I Se GRAVOIS. 4307 —-Large furnished room. adults. for y Spec 1 + with heat: : $4: bath. | cooking x 4 Pr Post Dispatch. MI Taras = a0 “—— mie a _—_ —~ — HARTFORD, 3819-3 Me men; room ray t. A) gyre ow gy 9 ¥ a eet | g room, kitchenette, bath: private; IRAVOIS, 0% 40. ; furnished room, ih sL7A—Front rooms, southern ex-] BIGHT. 4120A — Mront | rooms, fur- | McPHERSON, 4246—Rooms; all conven- apartment, 1 ) tis om th boara, in cozy At 4 Si 50 eNnern ym ire geutliemen, pesve WYOMING 50004 PAT “7 nished: gas. ba th. and ele , tric, a fences. (c62) w. ae er): Os rn: . fall room, furnished; | ENRIGHT. 5060—Nice room: ~ private|McPHERSON, 4632—Neatly furnished ROOM—Lovely; every S PINE BL. 3761—2 conneetin breaktaee | : somes, furnished for housekeevine’ hot and board. ‘irand 2nd (cl gentleman. Forest 3140. (c7) room: 2d _ fioor; also 6 single roo vate family; ’ ic Ts room. ployed: $15 heat. gas and electric furnished; f 4 | 4i50A—t nfurnished rooms, “ pri- : new eh kee so a family; board optional. Grand} &¢ ordinary, Parkview ats home, Out) jompT i508--Nice. light housekeep! , a —— ie x if) a ses ’ ' ~ . = . } = 2 2 ee : . ie =0y% BQ ; . lie . o in 4F nd 4 a ~ ? light house- ENRIGHT ~ 406 —- ror t housekee —_ LOUISY ILLE. 2.5 -room efficiency; BOARD— Beautiful, large - OM A ty cesta heme; bent poe HOWARIL, 2.1] i] rool 7 — venience ’ “$y . Gran : Bey oe eM : urniture TOOTH, with « ae ra inge. see ~ leeping porch; adults; rent $50._ — mao Orban 8038 Meare IN BL ; 741- let at ay rd r aa floc eet 4 room: PieioM familly. board Op- janitor service; SSO per mona, ee ee . § housekeeping re by tier t 4 hildrer . *2 ts fiirniahe ° . lady, VERNON oO40 neeriu rooms, aut); . - . . © oa » vatiagine BN aac’ eat ‘ "oon 46 ' “WRI iT. 4061 nr tir house ke ping M p HE RSON. 4428 a ¢ i h a i hou . _ Tr nosurs ard: 1wde;nrn: } . . : : : ‘sera &-. | (i! ) Aco ec ig e Cc ys Ad . PATA. ‘A. 3731— Room and board for 2: hn of ep oyun ene (c)| MONTGOMERY, LUG 2» —Furfis oom | HAR’ Tr OR D. 9598 Wornished roor all _Southwent rooms and sleeping rooms. Sea RA keeping rooms; ae. “deoevate4. ouse- aaa ‘Dee Jol plections to © en oad eC nployed, private residence. Cs “pwON 6ARG1. =a onl and hitche ee ae Rael OLUMBIA. 1: furn ; . . “house! ~ wt veer vate famil ev ! IFR. 352 N.——Secom oor sou : 5S561L——-Nik « block ntlerm vel , , r ‘ BT, tj irnishe ouse- | ENRIG »s a ms, housekeeping; | McPF Ss Q——£ . rest 1087, F JUNIATA, BSIOA Room and board, for 3 ge t Weak . 7) . Ler MONTGOMERY, 2~¢ ~ | -onnecting | and s iine. : er (e7) | ce’ Peli rooms. nvermer! aa . ; ay : : 7g Be a5A~ Room Cc ‘abany sabe. ara nneon. Sate — pe eet) man, $5. Po agile o... double: _ private ily young Mian. private lamiiy. i on ~~ Pu kvie el oms, as, decir is [ ° if re + == oF P . : — oe ame med ROOM—For cou ple IER 85 a —First floor nort eais aT SN : - My Ng , : ) LARTROR I onnectin . : —T * > Be J McPH ERSON, °00—Nic 4 —352 MAGNOLIA, 3016\-—Large, well-furnished | SHIN TON | iL. 40° Southern large | ——= a nes a housekeept ones odern: t bao w . for 1 or! comp) pleted - reason Besurin : 243 are front room: am. - ay Ee west and souta exp is ret 7. wa ae has ae . ty — ' . . . = etor Bsc8K. nh en : Sas pe HENRIETTA “900—I + rht house Ce Val A ichilv cleaned: conveniences For-| completely furnished; very attractive. ic) ROOM Large, bright ay ; ple employed; kitchen privileges a : MORGANFORD. BD01—sSecond floor fur- p : —T , CoUD ? "3 al . ,@ . so ct - a | "T} } : : ° ; Tenia , I” ‘ ' > | yy . rr th rhe . P 4°79 McPHERSON, NV. 447 SA ~ employed; West Ay np : RL SOR ' nished room for 1, with or without break- " ~ = — | 90m | ho emng: a ryt frees se t ; service, light: 1 heat furnial =e : cues 4) ee eae aor : —Large, light, well a ‘ER 45° N.—Second floor - north fart. Inauire , ASHINGTON " J r % wor - —- 3 : 25 ; \ Sods “ jsd-f.ioor ignt ; : ~ — - y ‘CHT. 5560—Large room, fot Da ayn F ese — ining bam. kitch- R 00M—3 connecting. for he abt. neat! y “turn! shed room in apar' —- — ing people sie “ade oat Ae ean roeon bis eping idult | ROOM—Laree, front, p1 e family; nea ness me 4 isekee ping e-| en optional: also sin ‘ - z ORMGON, 3234A—For refined young lady. ~ io Sha NY FOR ‘ * lJigh iwousekeeping; near M inley | agi a ; / ‘arnet Pa rand 4054R .) women; light housekeeping (c) McPHERSON. 4 2 ennie room ;_poose. kitchen privileges, sink, ans : gentiemen on only: reasonable. _ ee. Sidney 2973R, + ey “ ee ag eng a ICR ar agape iP nage ae is, Usiurnee Tia yer re me | ic r B, suit- oor. Caban . : . P. RE 3503A—l%r. ~: private. Grand Asi ul NGTON BL.. 4957-—Room for ° 2 : " j oe rn) i rooms. HICKORY ae al .3 8 , mon r strict] rooms als ool ~— P . > oa Ni: rg At tech ette and bath: rishe C TEP te j Cc i1ERSON, 37—Large front light RUGBY Ply 3——- Two r | = . | gore tee ene 1 “Pe . and : aa aed, | hh te ah ye U ee | Wd. Young” man; $3. Bo P ARK. - goad Splendid tri nt room: nice 3 WATERMAN, 5041—Front room; modern modern; | orches; separate en-| HICKORY. 233 FF meme pr en a me private ily; 2 blo from Foresi | ENRIGHT, 5026--2 nicely furnished south- housekeeping room; everything furnished: bath, gas, electric. a eae Post-Dis ateh “ ern nt ty Our woth bu “ee \ conveniences: for couple employed ©! = ——— = om: all uvenienc ‘erence —a pees Emre ' s ern exposed rooms for housekeeping. For- | southern exposure. (c) SARAH. 1222 . ~ US Pot wees 5 am 7~Wad — ‘ine ‘anywhere. ‘minute bus or CaF} gentlemen. Forest 5762W. ee (82) | PALM, 3609—-Light housekeeping rooms luired 3 a ent_ 2-0 oom: | + ao ae ti pg ge fur-| gas, electric. | san: southern exposure _ Forest 7888 Vigd}Y a ‘ELLS. 6231—R o employed verythi irnis) ear r lines | JEFPER “asia @ furnish ne NR [GHT. o50S4A—Nice room: private nishe continuous t water; reason- ce 139382 PEN NSY LV ANI a. 2637 A—B » itifuls ar 7" W ELIA , Be 31 : Room for tw & eere 107 © | an : - , ; il e Zz : rr P a it =} cj ro 4 7 . ‘ ti. SMMATE Wid. —Congental and — eee eae. S087 A-- mautifut An | _private fami v;_board opts nal. __ ua) | ane block from | 8 line; 20 and with ‘tho ' lac x x me a ya ~ oy oh Mt” retnanans 225 reasonable. For et ae ee sossin (c)| “$6 mnienced. _ +o to share micoly it F oa eeeerresseivate family. _ : 7 Jewish "exe a ne caggnet york ter 6 | "during week. mee | SaE rere. ste fe wn ousekeeping rooms: Delmar. = oot S1Ree “SSF A——Nice large unfurnished keeping rooms; running ‘water, imag SEMPLE, _ vas = oT a Oy ae i Ay aee t > art Room AND ~ BOAR D—F or " fr wrivate ly /e is J en ery CAP pit PENDE — ; - : . : pe } . ' letor oda i. ‘ i aT: a? at “ - ‘ on te __ rooms; sleepin YO . DMMATE td.— Oo are a home. Sidney 1984W = (cy | WE 4 Miner eS sR P ax 8; 3s Large room | ~ a : ELTON, O14. : ne inh aaain;§£: 1" Pr Rso, ~il% ‘ice front room; } 4 (TrMEN Will share mod rar . m3 " Speen board ms oo ESON 4041 A—Heated TAYLOR. 1221 N.—Laree t; references Linde: t0OM ANIL nea : aa. and board; ~ ; reasonabl (7) | ences — BOGE? N srivate family; reasonab ment with emplored « la adults. —— = = . ore. ¥ with kitchenette; ' Ww fey oo hee BOARD. P rivate th me; UY! |) VOT MINSTER > L. board, room, | pen BQO wre | i? be eR ar : rar 1 vow ‘a ENRIG EL’ r 4619—Two o large. , “newly pa- room, gentleman; private ay 18 bath —_ 2 vr , ane Age 7s Wid-—Young lady hetwue ROOM AND BO arnp—F fae in’ motern | aro ee nt; gentleman; $0. oe cee ee eee See | | for eee ae feesine. aii nicess, | AUBERT, 736—Two rooms, furnished pered ., SADR TT ee oP RSON. 4946-—2 _(7) | GNTON BL., 1371—Well-tum and 30. to share efficiency ‘apartmen — 4 7 oT? ? ma bralis es, Ti . . hic ie? od , , 7 .7F ’ , re : " os 535m . ‘, “2 — wages Fre “ home: choice _ joc ation, cae Seng | WESTMINSTEL fi'l... 3521-——Frone room. | women oF cou le preferred e7) | J ERPs SILIA S furnished RER sex ceping: al Saveniences, ENRIG fii, 5628—Furnished connecting ‘furnished eae en oe desirable for summer; DEIVStSs : Parkview oe aE SOSA Nature ROOM AND BOARD—Emploved couple to Bas ne gt es Witte people cuppirna\ | PRA IRI. 240 ‘ront_ room for 2; hem rooms; all convenic: * opposite Be UBERT, 763A! Lady. mploye “oom ouse keeping rooms, 3d floor: also range. hot water, telephone; home-like: UNION, 1300 ke pon: MATE say ompioyed to share fla a redy my 5- ered fiat as ee oyne NO | wESTMINSTER PL. 4532—R = ) | _ cooking. Lindell 332%. , on J 7 tet $ bosrd. 36.5) week. a my rooms 2d floor; garage. Parkview 1149W. Pate desirable: $45 month, (c62) ing aD $7.30 —— ~% 4 TOR. mA objection. to child; South Side 5 per be ee ceceng won Rm rot y * | ROOMS— PEN SO Pld ‘wo mnecting |“ - 6D rooms. Jarge am ae cae cPHERSON. 4911—Bright. cool. clean,| UNION. 1 pt. Ar . rel ntleman, nice fro eet =i am | Grand 7768 Monday 71g’ ~~ yippee ee er’ tet) | fences a rorert. Debits 3 ENRIGHT. 6219—Lar well: furaletied | Home: vissty Bet Seem” “tures ne room; neem : IMATE te ——— excellent. 404 LL SSEL shader, rwe south room for 2 aed — * . —_—-— ; — a . Bc am ne —_ a | ($7-——Bedroom an itchen, nice- "d-floor ft ront room; sous ern exposure; ence; gentiemen or coupies, rorest - - - Pher reat . emplered;_ young men preferred. ___ ‘ ~ ithe ys 2 yr cached oy ie ) “ or S Perk. Pore rR 5 wee | housek he oes ee: | SUB =z + . ,|. See eee large « clothes closet; ev. | S20en VANDEVENTER. ‘dell xix ATE “Wa Youn man desire ‘ RivsseLL, 4°09A—-Beautiful room with ‘Foome, Ke a ais. |. groun ark. res R. housekeeping 1 1s; well furnished; | ALBERT, 1410-1 usekeeping suite, light,| ery convenience; meais optio nal. (c7) | MAPLE. 5943—A nice room for gentleman; keeping and ;* nionsh! business man; ob board: conveniences Grand 3563M Ww 7 oo nb * i, 3700-—Pleasant room | ROOM—Eront: for 2 men. indell 7347R | enile : e, (c2) | uiry, lea) — istian people employed; | ETZE ee 76A— Two, unturpishss rooms, party owning home, Cabany 15743. __ 2 ; Costu he Irving cwarter®: references. - ae . SHE NANDUAH.. 8869—Room and hoard: oF ee et 1 DO: 2 tiie i? aL 21 00-— ening room with wash- | °°. preferr (c) gis. heat. elec tric ath; $27.00. MAPL EB. 5619A—1 or Dp) unfurnished VERNON, 5456€ Purn Post-Dispatch suitable for ° , ger itlemen: telephone ak hs r PINE Lbls, — 4 MATE wid. Rus s ; SHENANDOAIL, 3656—Room and board, | > eg or ee - —s 7 ono or i Ol arties, in allon | — ee og s in bet E> — ee Be IX) gentleman or lady_employed. fc) MAPLE, b2xx— nicely furnished rooms. VERNON, 4032A—l OF Or w efficleney apartment. Crawford. 1 * gentieemn or couple employed Wr ST PINE rae ac” sean wee \/ ed a Cees Ce ai) suncay Morning wi wih aa naa Ps a) . OTD or . ladle EL 77 L TR Ht 1121—Fur nished front Forest S309 W. (c) family a, Newstead. Call Sunday before ) SHENANDOAH, “B9°4A—Room and board wit z : — - se ok aaa ed _- 7 = | COUR x se W. ae oy 20> oe ; ut a - “ +t oO —- m™ kitchenette. Delmar 3412W. | MAPLE, 5070—T wo suites of rooms for VERNON 5780 ae See ; Felock EE aS ; for young lady: home privileges: $7. ic) i Wr ne >) aI - . bx * a" “ ' ys 4 — el, furnishes . , - a PAINE. se, DIOY ne | hea n r ICL, 3 N —Furnished light rooms, liz cht housekeeping; adult s. c) rooms. * Worest 4° ‘ = : - . > 7 om ; a4 ~ bs > ae , we Hit c . a mM PasS : ‘ thi ej yi) > ‘ ape haeil shiek, war ite . mecting ty Oupie or Siti I reneonable rates. MAPL E. 5203—2 i f s; ar "E ° 5 De ale. j : | ai NANDOAH. 4007 Sd ronson. ioe take ee oe —s — it & LAVUIS, 6 \-—-Large front room for 1 oe 111) MA A private; refs. | B. D, 168—Nicely furni ‘Ooms: AD, 3 >A “N.—Room: steam heat: | __oP tional, Forest 5112. eed abe par Viront Wom, DEivad — sly . yu rooms Ltt te ra. able: all modern couvpniences. Grand ee el + arr | st «iB Ga dod nis be VU— FU mis hed ull Zarage: phone, reasonabie, Vem on ‘chen privileges: girl employed; rent MAPLE, 5042 .A——Desirable small room for | VERNON, 5211 ‘u y: tq . front room for house- | BEDROOM—One iarge. well furnished) EUCLID. 339 N.——Bes itifully furnished | MAPLE. 5004—% suites: dient housekeep~ | VIIRNON, 6529-—2° x epg” Ag . ty ie: ¢€ cel © ais nce } " —— epi! v . = _ oo - ili “ toatk, . ficwrwe “op lagh ‘ ™ = ths «ve a. 1 =“. ‘ j ’ eel vate:_southern _ exposure; _97.> WEST PINE BI 1362—Excellent meals ohn. thy ° ee ep ae SS 6 ior ote oo) front, 2 floor; cheep. Lindell 4200s. double room. first-class. best location: ing rooms. _Forest_1153 housekeeping r rooms, mpatiomoen ; West End.__Bex * a P-401, Fe VIRGINIA, 2705-——-Larze room avate andl rent ‘ “3 baths: ‘aver * on Ver ance pe eR indel] 31¢@] | . a # = 2 See 763—Nicelv furnished rooms: all see and be convinced: very reasonable MAPLE, 5068—Large sy heruemposed adults. MoM Wtd.—Il large, or one small ‘unft family. con. enient for two employed . Bnd Omg T. inde! yt i ere 1 ST. LOU! 5 Large front room in pri- | ei ~Si8—4 connectit ,ouse- conveniences: reasonable. Forest 6494M. Fo he 5244. c) room and kitchenette; sink; reasonable. | VERNON, 5100-—I ‘urnishes arnished ; reasonable bie. 1 G-199, WES r PINE BI 4161—Ro m and bo 4 AS Sir employed , os ee ~i and JF loor: 2215s 1370—1 ront room, furnished for] BVANS, 4454 A—Neatlv furnished room: MAPLE. Sent basis snovemnecguns suite, AY oe —Unfurnished, “by ; elderly ad . Mella. gm ' een Tt | DAR wis N.--F'r hal yom > | = “e uplie or two girls; board if wanted onveniences: $2.50. LE, 65xx—Gentleman or ness ‘ . an : » . i Ono, ——~ So for gentleman; strictiv. private fam a tf halt room, neatiy ayer ' nn Se ant all conveniences: : a pare. - uthwest room is elegantiv furnished: large: must at Andell J015J | ~beautif iP cnc many “a vga TWEN?PY-F 7 “~ ° 4 ° ‘ ‘oe Z West Bou uhe » on * eek ox N-t F-I ‘ 1OuU ' 7h nished: convent urnished roo o Hioining bath: pri os BURD. 148%—Newly furnished, for ¢ = in city: 2 nice, light. furnished base- —— F ane pam south room; WASHINGTON. K. 1¢ a ; Box N oaks st-Dispa AIP toh AU RERT, 1402——Furnished room, with : . = er tls ’ pt — ' a Ramee. Mee ~™ ‘ anti ‘ eel i 6 pty wo tlemeen, for the dav is ; x oe ment rooms: priv ate entrance; gas and now ly ecorated: ideal for summer: re- = fen semen ; : es “ Tr ———— board; couple or_ two gentlemen : Mi hed peas ems Delmar 1543. ly Ay 4 et : aN f ‘y ied room sAl Ol et DD >*? 5 I i ely eal urnished BURD 1626 7 » aan “opuer ; - e} ar tric 1 fr ree: $8. 50 week. (7) fined surroundings: employed. Parkview Ww WASHINGTON BL.. 35s : | Wea. —Room and kite ’ AUBERT. 1119 ¥ » b rd kitche | LOOMS l o1 i furnished, , &Aitchen Priv- - — rev » © ir and Pf: is ePenine _— . “7 é‘ : fu . ea . J Room for light housekeep- - ——$ 3309-—3 r s, 2 r: bath. | ac, = sHIINGT 940— | ide: reasonable, Box NA privileg en: 7 also garage. (e)] ROOM “ “ : bie : a ( i ; ptlional private family. |}CABRANNE OO 5D—I de — a. ~~ m I —— o.oo a4 ‘ a. —d floo bath MAPLE. Pa oe Pa mm and Bola W WASHINGTON BL. * = a. 3 unfurnished rooms, i BELT, 1431—Board and room: good meals, | at x ee Abe me _——«- 2 i: (el) homelike: good bes yed | 4 1 4 he } or ; - ; ‘ ‘ : a Nn! shed, one unfurnished room * reasonable a \ ) o rge ront house- we Y . wy td. —Near Market pand Dip home; excellent meals. Forest 4200M. 20 weet tandell 174) ' | TON, 4524—Roon nd kitchenette a ws A MR Ls | CABANNE, 5158—lLarge, attractively ‘ur- FOREST _ PARK 4399— Steuseke Ane __keeping room; newly decorated; 24 -floor, _room;_elegar elegantly furnished ar: kitchen privileges. Box | CARBANNE alt) - icy? ROOM—? young men; private famuy, — . = ae cp: at onal oe ag = oms; private; $8, nished, southern exposed: congenial home room: well gw all con veniances: MARY LAND. 4333—Delightful front, pri- WASHINGTON, 41 th mee Dispatch ._ hiFnlshed room , 4 a 4 82 egeneeed and board for ’ erences requir aj (jrand S866 eI ~ a ' Sine housekeening | =. Peiebly couple: home privile - | :) Wd. — DOSS J > irnishe, house- | ge an, a — yrnia Ph. or light housekeeping; all conveni- FX atten” 4917 on Living room and iene , & 340—C “onnecting reall W ASHINGTON BL. 80—N ee “See 154 2 a : eee ec! ’ont- Dispatch pent OOS rivate: adu : as " c) ; " 3 Cc itchenette: every conventen nished sleeping rooms; Le “ CATES, BO0G—Room. with board for 2) p : IGARFIELD MICHIGAN ~irnishes tiene | CABANNE. 5450—Furnishe , ” mn — —— Ty wm —— - DOMS Wtd nny employed, Forest 17821. eo —ES, SFI SNCeve am ing , , conan» tuadeain. iis e housekeepir oa se aan one 30- a ee ae eal | GAMBLETON, 6150—2 rooms for lh«ht MARYLAND, 4214—Modern front room: 2| -#!! conveniences, y Mshed oh i way n home, of . } joy ; : ‘ . me eountrs , ' cj or . on r ’ vr at R407\ ; wi i i Kyl l= acaceny errounids: gentiemen: plenty hot w ter. b 1. 1112M W SHIN TON Bl... . pine rooms, CATES, HLT Oo— Ne atlyv furnished room nile Pl) sinarall . ' 3 : ~ . = : : vs MICCHITCI AN "408 \ , light house —_ mriv r 4 : gentle ity niv: reference housekee ping. 4 : a Rane : } . a e (7 A rl — housekeep! ng: - ° famiiv: near Olive lines by t with | board: price SP, gi van if desired. Colfax 713 | wkoeping , . bo irtiished ng rooms ; ™ i: a floor west ce) | GOODE RLLAW ~ 7225—-Large, nicely fur- ——— oo -- pened: raraKce. : ata ional women o> ston ie ire er GATES: $067——Beautifully furnished room . | om | ies: uple, = =Private) MISSOURI, 1746--Larce ro ym for | CAL Ni Otte Two EXCHPTIONAL nished housekeeping room; sink, = MAR L, LAND, 4653A—Rooma, business @ainG ‘TON Bil + Wen and required. x_N 8g ny * . : wept ie = i. eat te or OuUse- ‘Sk rae bs LOK) ' , veniences: reasonable. (ec w men, nurses, Ca aie. ‘oreast , Boe ’ J - a routhern exposure; twin beds. Fuitable Gentral AK R i!s8—? or & rooms, liz ete pine. 3 lences: S7 week ‘eps: «x \ MmNUOU R “ PWIN Ans — — ae Ee ce 36 OS W sents sic Fores sieeping room; elegantly tw “a 6W td —Centieman desires — ft for 2 men: board Yorest 6705 ; pine: 4 adesiten :' | MISSOl 0 “Sing, “= ae sien e re? JUS ior W ay Se FOOD! at —eew » vafurniee vv pas aR (C)) week: garage i m with private family who naw CHAMBERLAIN, 5606—Tablo boarders: | ALCAZAR HOTEL. $127 Léecust—Clean; | | 4555-—iy laren sone housekeeping 1 :: water, x atta ine ee | +9 rooms for housekeening: hot ane «. MARY LAND, 4108—-2d floor; connecting | WASHINGTON Thi a F rooniers: southern exposure, ood meals; home style. Cabany $) day, weekly rates; tub, shower baths residence: Gaon a Hs ms, upstairs NICHOLSON PT, ry" pol 3 2 € 2. wlPOA—Larege “room ’ gentile- vater. gas range and g@rake: ovrivate front rooms; housekeeping: emaaee WASHING N Bl... ~ ~~ . if poeelble: location we of Kit fokw ’ , . ie8®) ath een Oo ' iy decorated; separate for light he : . - — Room, furnished men couple. Forest 6432 M. ib). ae a fe) privileges. - 7 y Re front, o fg Miwa,, near Delmar service cars: | LL LE, LE — . “ 7 , . ‘ LAL, BRIDGE ! Froms 3 ! | NIGHOLSON PL = = on . . “stage “Fore we tp furnished room H. Al. 1. ROOM—Front: “Perate, family: zen- | MARYLANWY, +4508 & rooms, nicely fur- WASHINGTON BL... 44€ )—Lat — nox_A: UL Fost iene te amily; mother’s care. J.imdell 2452M_ | nnd) reasonable . fusnished: canvaniaasas.” Games enette, for 1 ARIE pects Pith ec pen —_* orest SY=SW ee seman only A nished; very cleau; board optuonal. Del- wo 0 | ‘# aS a ic7) | BEL, ’ . “urnijshed - unfurnishe. , . LOA venieneces . plug; all con OA > - wf and to are me d front, To mm: : mAs na aR “ YM- 3. 5O: private. a mar 1714W (c7) for_ adults; . 2) . mS AND BOARD—Want . ‘ — > le : , ser) POOTMS, , eis. Ce . ‘ADI secur . ~*}" | ‘ | 7a . ractive and yrT}t mati a ) ) . c — s al mn ew. one = CLEME! NS. 56736—Couple; ladies or genu be — i : , 201 Yiesiy durhionad LeARO) “$ rooms, $10: i. ase-| CATES =5098A.- M te ike: ished it S56. 0 (BR =e cede ie moar ge pare MARYLAND. (41312 large connec ting | WASHINGTON BL... 4951—Ia te DAT D Wid. —Private home, bus, Come ‘ a ' . HOEOPINE mm: | hon: rive ’ roon "re >. - nisne ‘Tooms, con- A II_TON, ’ nitoaeite ront room, *K , om: oping Troon, COn- newly decorate con ' ; c oes wy —large oS pa pepe! twin | Vi rtm . . This then Prone | Ov ch3x) teG ; ONL = _— 7 - el pos water. a orest 4853M ‘C) | windows: $3.50 wee k: gentleman venience cs. PM Ta TE AS A 2447 TW 6 ied SARTO Fen Oran AB | Ps. cones, einpwyed. Sn 88, SS weem) ‘TH MARKET 50: ceeplng roon th ga | louse- | CATES, 5160—Large bedroom. sleeping wie 49m. -———~ | MINERVA, 0096A—Furnished front room, SHINGTON Bla »2A— , Sum) Pos . onda board. 8POTW WOK erent ara Pgs reg 4 — ,ell furn ‘ — : itech . , oh as >» (FLA MILTON. 1381— Modern sleeping rooms, - WA IN y . he her ner: mg hy . counwy. sara RL, “ano 229 m - " boar b Hee J Me . a d - 7 ‘ue , ; , ‘ oil , 7. = M |) ae ; , weal = . ‘ p= J zZ ? si) @} ry] _ ies : a privi BCS fe ’ - —- rentienmen or couple employ ed. Vi continecte hot water _:private_ family. an sone a 1 we 137, Post-T city oF ' _ 0 vi ward ‘ a optiona 1d floor ee private er ine Aa e oo I : (O38) a a , . : MINERV. ae - 4 a quid $8; u meals, $5. l.in lel! gOT7TT2ZW ‘ ve ” ry an . i. glanneis ; Oe eee enunie ert Steet aa re t *J0—cConnecting ul, private home; garage -_ i. Rat ENRIGHT. SOLTA—Lovely bedroom = andl, = + ~ — PA KK S4494 ; . pernviow vee re eB A ~ ___ fe) housekeeping rovms; all conveniences. tleman. ' “al AL. AD YOU NG ving reo et lad } . TOHOLTEAI 392 ROO fur? ot Sh _ wee urnished room: IL ; Nice HAMILTON. ~ 9028. A—Nice . sleeping room “on v8 pay. Call eames mor A beny Sane Gy, Ome COOKIN, , housekeepir + = laaneal ene BN: NSYLVAN! 3 ec" -~ wa canvenien room, connecting bath; all tleman or couple employed; private OAKLAND, 5838—One large front, pri-| WASHINGTON Biz. 49 meeily Box N-159 Post- “Dispatch. EUCLID, 11 8.—Roow and board, tadi i 4 BR ppg Aa — ; roum, ail con- ; av Neativ. furnished . rooms nk A, ol : - —; . ora? ne: iodern couveniences. Cabanyv vate family: po other reoomers; one gen- keeping rooms, also sleet >, OM Cn bh >» gentiemen employ ed, Yenten , Boat Ni uthenrn fron ~atn —— , ; . n a bs ae , ; 1 fo ter t! eman_ or a coup! e employ ac. 1c ) beds eA e ANI BOARD * Waal. aoe, Ry ref ; EVANS, SPUOA Room and beard >» ASTON, NLS are eh roo | reasor l¢ Shinn family; | PORTH: dpceatied i hice urnished | partment; hone; rivate NS a ha a OLLV\ 19 aoe Caeene N TO N N Bl 4 P comet . in private Catholic family; n . r li y bape TM. sf bed mi, ty ce ennectine 1) tet ae ee tna . . : HILL S TERRACE. 1420—3 neatly fur- ILIVE, 4398—Apt. E.; beautifuily newly | W ASHI GTO dee Jeges. Rox N-270, Post: Di te dies or gentiemen. | ton rarage; cheap Lot] 2 , | dre blue! ; Pi $ r we eo: or furnished roo Del 146. . rooms, steam t; OM ree , — | POREST PARK. Bh. 4:99 —Good | | MASTON. 2944——Rooms - taba ts a gg eg | furnished | Gren: half block from Tower Grove Park 7 R 3 sane finan hed rooms; private entrance: reason: | - 4 room. Deter = ©) | range: free phone. : et ren ~—Single. with breakfast. ; 7 a , woeN eeping: a) vente: | —_ — eo} ey tages These genUieman pre yyy | and kitchenette apr og | ab cieianlidae veibasltnain OLIVE, 4208A—Clean. comfortable f | oy so real home cookine Weil Turtiished roon ’ Ping . \we eave . the a . Tyo“ ‘ ae ; . Be . "a iti We: - >I , . 4% ee . - Mmrora 6 ront SHINGTON ae al - uth Side ene , a ery convenience: reason able (. ep Diy Tb Nontis eo a, 4 - a ; acres _ ‘« ) I po . a¢,. +0 . vA Laree nishe front | cy. , ie ‘ e Om . eel font eal. ae ptr, — nt light room _southe rn exposure. a aghnne single rooms: cvntenen # s Box RSS Post- -Digpa te FOREST PARK 2, 1400—-Baautit : room * >! a a i de sal AO ts" 4, ne! a ¥ lishe | B..» "4 vit 1 Ki . \ } privileges; uthern nett« a oe am) se) sells tec . c Ding: ©¢ soy on conve niences., OL, lV i. 4161—Liousekeeping rooms: 2d art AND BOARD V Wi “aout ' ” ens ~ quiet ‘home for two or}. RANKIN oe Hall ro m first floor ———— : owner's home. De mar ol; , | ROOM—Nicelv furnished sleep’ : cer apap 2 ‘ ~~ fioor single room, . a “eneaa a , mp! loved e350. wee Po aggre t = = mis a GY ee gy a ee (o} W ABHINGTON. 1 K stan Science stu 8! roupie empiove avery convenience: com 11 KA NKiaN. 1h A—Storage «pace = , $333 N Front copie : sonable Grand 4784] eeping room rea- nicely gentieman only — —- _. OLIVE, #8 (Apt. ©)-—Two nicely fur- rooms, steam eauih ye igh ak satin nessa ileal meal« Forest. 37 TOAW, ta in ~ “a —") - pace, 6x12 SS ae P , ; oS4J. sy) MAI + HORTON, 5943 Entire @d floor, 3. un- nished connecting sleeping rooms. a. * AND BOARD W | FOUNTAIN. 4949—laree room, excell | IK AN LIN. cere ror. £00 Week 533 N Tavic © family. Golfax 1807M. | ROOMS—Large fron ouple or two gen | MAR “he sot 6030—Newly furnished furnished rooms, gas bath, phone, elec- | OLIVE. 4312A—Nice housekeeping, kitch- $3. TINGTON BL. 41434 POvUnE business Wea —Sesih: 9 x ' —— o excellent "y 4 4 rocen ‘ : _— «abe ) AYN ar a th me? on ° nt ig e . oo " on . 4s y . \eed™ ‘ 7 , ’ N i — - . | meals; men. Forest 4541R (el) | tric SIDA Frankiine fSS | THEODOSIA, 5899—9 7 aie se pen. Grand 1206 __ «| DELMAR BL.. 4139—Sleer 7 tric. Heat furstenes: $4 enette and vorch, sleeping Teoma: rea- WASHINGTON t-floor room al mt- Dispatch. ankiin (el) A, S808) furnished ROOM—PFurnished ing “room, ” Bec ‘ ae ‘ rnis wd ‘ eseccnntiensitenaihitihinleie ii ik GREDBR. 4441A—Room and board. ° GRAND, 1°08 N Kur he keeping rooms: adults: priv: ' hous¢- en employéd woman ond floor; modern; $4 week. IRVING, 1553—2 large ‘light- ~housekeep- sonable. fc2) ette. — M AND BOARI) Wtd.—Youne | . tewen or couple: private te &s | two RW 3 re ~ y Tart goo. one Or! ep, tot Mad S; adults; private entrance: . 1} nb vate family. G oe 194aSar. (cy \DE UM: LR BI, = 4377 ne oe we sl er Kk. ‘adults. entire second floor, $8.5 PAG v= ~~ 5064—Beautifully furnished eugm, WASHINGTON BL —790—— * ©™Mployed; Protestant: — gomew he weer ’ ne ; ey os — ; OOM—Furnished. 1 or 2 gentlemen or | housekeep! oo 6 i= ) t for e aul modern; no other roomers. (o33) * ha home: - eb ~~ , ~ i@i ~ g: aie ’ — = et S. +. a . alt ; Ne JULIAN, baR2 ~Well-furnished — roome oh bSaiE Seat ly Mid ished front couple. Victor 2201 R._ si = ( r | DELMAR RB ne — 40 i ew $5 JULIAN. 5612—F urnished room, apert-| PAGE BL... 5893——Completely furnished EE sme ws? ’ Dispatch ea = a moals: reasonable Cabany | HOIOEs Central i — . South iy a tvnte fa i's Ah: ae floor Caetiendiings weneda: ) nnec — 2Al- ment: business Man or woman; no other _apartment; 4 rooms and bath, (c46x) WASHING ‘GON RL 147-——% yt AND “ROARD Vid Young co ‘ NGTOXN,” BiOt—Lannar connectin: ee ne . 7 AA Sennen tl m. 7 “m= | f ene “Grand 2IRAY DEUMAR 3L.. 6876A-—Front single room HAMIL ar Nees -—S Jas Se taie race —_ Kaen uniuraiened rooms, on 'n houseneennne rome he Rta ne ve 2 : | i LARGE ROOM | housekeeping + : eet ie privace family; . ent eat ct aie. Coe Grand; heater tatwiohed: eae? guikenianee aree, autifullv | _ &as. electric Rig sonable oa - | nner: west; refer ¢. 7 See teat : A t*i,! eal . ‘A a) a " ~~ —— ) fc) \} A> 4 : ec rents ? ' , —or : . f a }? ‘ ae lan iv no th so | “) ae " Rr rey - - * Fd onve} lence fre 1. si) Liebe housekee ping rooms, od PAGKE BI... s i: 35° > ront “room: twin beds. WASHINGTON “RT... - e — o- ad ~—- Box N. 2h -Dispate | a Be yokesr S4n0i. SITUATIOL. j mee o : | “ | rel " Irn shed : ' 7 oe ton rake wend ‘ east — eee ee ith b ath, in private home. fe) breakfast options il: garage furnished sleeping rooms : . ND- aoe D Wtd.—. ; ‘ sili 4 pom t,t? rie ut fi why THe «Peery «4 f ‘orest 445 VT rR ho eskeepin ‘ rooms W ASHING TON “RL. : 4c 7 month hen Pap ad ory lady at us Menati i. ‘ > im ie. aliwO 8s Pires room, h KE NSINGPT' N “oe wk 9 alee ” , " en oon . _ . vo . " -_ va urnhisa own sieninemn be e. : ‘ ‘ arge room, 1] © PAGE, 4292.3 7! onse keep ing rooms, phone rooms, pantry. pr te : : 2 people, with or without nicals, (c) free. borest OOF. furnished, in ha *: , Cail Delmas a ater Sum é :

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' 7 : 4 =e in ’ _ Te a LIS a Be SOT PST ey eo ee - | : ata ca ie SE a a a a Re ke Ei eR AE RO cil caeck eaten oepmeanmee saeeaaaenican bad \ , : F otk ~ > * s sat Noa Ar fe ’ E ARCH 29, 1925. a= 200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale in these columns today pe ea post: DISPATCH. 278 = = = OMS FOR RENT—West ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED ANI ——>—— deed NIMAL _,ROOMS FOR RENT Bers ato emonabie) hoon AND WHARY WHS | mops a nti us POULTRY AND BIRDS = SK] “re ; Rez t ; “rge front ste ray A. K C.. $35 and $50.| BABY CHICKS—IiBe each: eve week; large radio manufacturer; ground floor ee 42 . ty: sta qualifiestions and fi-, RESTAURANT Wtd—In good neighbo hbo. : ~ peated bus $i. r rest 9 . +> 7 ’ eee ‘ ~ . ; ~ M. Le 4°34 Olive ' ; _ BG 5571 NW $264A—In Christian Sci ive st. custoin hatching, 4c per egg. Hallock. | Opportunity; stat PAGE BL... 3939A—Fing front wg ly: front hall room, ROOMS IN SUBURBS, / FUN lEKRinn FC ra—New lots rec ‘aived 142% McCausland. Phone. . .cOG) Ducks, Turkeys, Ete. rie Sale. nancial] responsibility: address Db. B. E1- hood; | modern and reasonable. ; weekly; sensibly "prised. 2336 Olive. CHICKS—l15c each, ready a tal GEESE—S lavinge gees 1 im ler. and “tite director, Station WTAY, Qak Park. } . a = 2126 Lafayette in oe } STAURANTS Wtd.—Rooming hes nen or work ne. cou ences reasonable “or- ‘. - = ple; ‘conveni . ~ | PAt.i ri ot L.. Quiet cad . ROOMS FOR CO LOR ED ; _ a 4 epa, . Halioc k, 1422 McCausland, Phone goose ees for sale. 3741 ‘i DLO? Riv- ' ee -tWo Jura) ; . oon 7 pris ate fam +, "eo ith: “lhe : ane ongoe cling housekeeping GERMAN P from fhe to develop my L deas on owner. Box G-287, Fost bibpessn. ce} hitchen privileges or ii A Large ’ brielft — ell-fur- ght ho . sen . , “ . PAIsi. Mi, aw ” ——sa 4. a room, 1 or & refined gen- ’ “> fulj } »© digreed; none better. Phone Clay ‘ | moon fe AL Oe housekes ront 3308R. HOTELS _ton 132 te one (led) | BABY ‘HICKS—Buff and white onpington. BROQDERS—300 chicks; coal burner: | WANT ‘promotet ws ’ SLY; International hovers, 100-c) cK size, | good inventions, Box _N-373. -D. WwW ANT a business: have $100, Cash. me: nicely furnished for « Forest — — . ib —- PAGE aL. $81 2A—Ni uD he. .. O6—Sleep and house- | | GERMAN “POLICE PUP—Bxceilent pedi- | white leghorn. Brower # Hatchery, 441. etr 8: rain 57 AE otal A}. valet e safront x Ty as V7 : SEE PAG FE | ree: wonderfu! condition. Thane bar. Beethove n. Riverside 4709R. r 310: peace 3 $00- on indeli PF Hye 35 WANT to rent blac ksnuth shop =i teols a be __Box P- -070, __ Post- -Dispatch, PAGE BL., 4477—Tw emi tere PS eTER, 4215—Gentieman; pri ; 22. | 1, —— — delivery uaranteed. Langenecker hands with poultry feed only | = . GERMAN POLJCER DOGS—~At stud: tw: sangeneckert Buttermilk Baby Chick BROODBR—International: like new: | li shop desires financial backing. Box PAGE Ri. , 3851— = iil . ; gviT der Boe ed SQ ree front _expor ire; mo i ~ard optional; also garage: : ’ 41°28—Ne: atly ~ fur. | Wanted — excellent specimens: fee $°> ud. } Hatchery. 3342 Illinos. St. Louia Pratts ] . inns : a - > dos e gt a be also two} - —— : vet " 2 =e ; , 4 Pomale cao |] Superior female pups. Fellhauer's Cedar-| BABY CHICKS—24 varieties, every one Food those first. critical weeks. pe ew Lex nO N-138. Post-Dispatch. __ ~—-———- - ~~ANY “BUSINESS SOLD ; And Pratts Growing Mash when CHICKEN HOUSE—Portable YOUR 2s-word ad, 4-505 country | newspa- a quickly and Private _ we. 7 . ’ elie Tre ‘ : f F “s "| r aa it |}? Tt +} “Ay ti iw ti li . dies f “oO! } reb ‘? . ri f ¢ h d t k ti - ’ ‘ . . . l ’ : _ e a aree num ! G 4 : . — > dG ; ‘ cre : t Inet M ney es ter r ) 1. | ] | u d arin inge i me br j i fully e at ere oO eeDp ub ie PAGE Bl... 4201. —Suite: 1) 47——Housekeeping | furnished: housekeeping; am b pti mel. ey ar W ——~ah. "Phone |GERMAN — POLICE \PUPPY—Beautitul.| (2° Sunday, Iilmo Hatchery. 31) | ing. gle ors _o , (OATS rtd. —Will pay cas one | registered stock: reasonable: : oo tery S. Gth st.. East St. Louis, II! (c100) zood work! Dealers sell Pratts | FEED your little chicks Conkev’s butter- | Keator, 7_ Hi: ar tford _ Bide. Chicago. ers for pst kinds of business PAGE | 4108 - ina p NETER PL. 3744—Si ng! le and | ran’ oof \ ] q Hate '; itt ) Re cae Ae eS. % os —— : Ban a | PARY CHIk KS Mosely ‘een: - eames on money-hack quarantee. milk starting _ecarry them safely S500 INVE STE D in autom obile nec esait y! LIST WITH us. hor ® keeping - private ee! we . ih “a rooms ; — le. (c) of + P in Ss WwW td soi ue or fox serriers. nine stock Robert L. Morton. Webster | laying stock: 153 pure bataelins ‘savas PRATT FooD CO. wer ‘s ) “ities fir sf weeks. WP na ys A | used on every car. ‘will make $300 and | E. L. HEYE INV. CO., 7TH AND exchaneed., Lindell 2625W FINSTER. 38 a ete Sie ohne, ip * dner_?. $20} _ — =: ; : ~—a Pea adh — peat a are sive delivery Ruaranteec. Reason- hil eee ~— Seed Co.. 41 Washington av.. wholesale | UU? papas Minton. 214 Tithe Guar. NUT, 400 Title Gear. Bidg. Olive tant excellent boa easoneble.| PUPS Wtd.-Also aogs. rabbits, guinet|GinMAN POLICE AT STUD—Fram von » prices. Cafalog free. Smith Hatch- Philadelphia, Pa. | (o9%) | Bide. ~ mmiPaAGi Ri. 4447-—Lar ale : vere deacri: : de- : , eee ge r room, : ER. ~ 4°15- A choice front pigs, parrot. pets ev y des ription: cle Biasienberg, 20n of Ro if vin Bi asien- ; Auxvasse, Mo. ” ; le EB TOR—Rea He on 50 and ‘a. Vin Sere ~ eh + Seow .- —- A CHANC E TO MAKE SOME MONFY ner: ) : ‘ e I will sell a third interest in a tract 0 INCT crm we . oe $457 Ili | ’ | and on Green Bay. Wis.. with half-mile ai ma ——SiInOrmas. woe a trontasze on bay shore: fine hard sand | ) | peach and State auto road runring through | the buyer to ¥ CHICKEN HOUSE—Portable, 5 lechorns. - Be Sutt armilk INCU BATOR—105 re: Prairie State; | SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. ’ bee oo ¢. ~ a ae or employe! | RAB BL aa Wet .— 100: any breed, Gard- on DEE ack, tar 00n end opossum: ~nés i white ieghorns, also white cks. , € . : » OCKES; mairie state, | : Un ee em housekeeping Tow room for fc) | ners Rird Store, 3301 Easton. (ce) | cheap. 6415W Park. $ og A AT es oe iclivery, White: Baby Chick Food cfark. Webster Crroves,” ‘Webster 1612. ic) | to advance. cam ‘omnect. with rehabie Chi add: papain ea aes ay ag ange. iot-Water heat; me NLOOLV furnished WW —_ Vo r ~ Side ‘ ( N Ul’ lar - Hi “Vv ‘Td. and FOCKS ,70ultry “arm, ox P-15, Pevely. é IN ath. ebster Groves ebdster rhw. be 0 aavance ca connec FR Yy & KERR INV TER, 4111 a oe ar L—Youig: South Side Bird | H oe D PUPS —Dandy: Hanie, ‘a Mo | Guaranteed and for sale by INCUBATOR—Cyphers 144: good es 4 ce rotate i ‘st es orritery. te det 705 “Gontmt Saaee ae ae oe Legs, } ; nomena ae A ; 4o broe , PP; an fountain: ; , . J Y ending vartetics trom All KF eed and Poult ry wore R81) a ae Sees .) | perience not necessary: we train right man. ‘hones: _Central ° 2840- gcacone bi - . PER : * “ m. potern exposure, for gen and Seed Co., 2625 Gravois Vic tor len av’, 3 houses west on Allen, Fob- wre prive — heavy iIaying strains: 97 per cent live ~~ ~ — is Il t t with services required. deiivery guaranteed postpaid : write for ‘ , INCUBATORS. ltrooders Ruckeve. Queen nia investmen | eda “Yet alc: Le 4 ‘ °C : Loire . ucKeve. ste: ri ssure and large profits B F epecia: ;ow prices and free premium of- Supply Dealers Repairs for all. 416 Lucas, Central | vena ob oer ecets ‘last foo ship- peggenees USINESS -OR SALE. bey B ar tohb 4 nished housekeeping er _ light housekeeping, te a TOM: Kags _ copveniences; pitiyate home: able. en ae oe — tb wat . ve, ; | National Pet Shop, 2335 Oliye, (C¥9' 1 jrioorted. registered, trained: also fine | rocks, reds, orpingtons, wyan PAGE BL. 4°54W— } - , 7 : \ Riu tA Ni ati ral Bi idge ) le Kher n chicks 1 and 2% week 4, 20c | S ee nar 3940 N Mark L, h f Y middle- ; . LYMOT eel aw. — -——-— : ANG «~ 8 old, 20k« | 4 fain Os North ar om, in- | phone for appointment. oung or m _ 6607 live bil. > aamiohed: Bs aw ao, oo ae MINSTE % PL...» 414: suagde d us Dogs and Cats | For Sale PE KI > SE ‘PS. ee eed stock; littie an ve ir h; these chic Ks We were un- | POULTRY AND BIRDS | dell 3940 c09) | aged man wit $300 and services can mene AUTO Oe yg om beny a “e wi : . . . . eu outher - S hte Rhode islands For Saie So fer, “2104 Di hee Two: \ rt asorabie na. theater aaa Bn. ‘Real cheap rent: $750; terms, Box N-278. ‘ee . uP . . ‘ . ~ ; a> -= esona ble - edi- : _s ‘ chaa i ob te i . ert te e rh ar * 0. il . : : : t RAYMOND. 5048—Larce. light a > 2 PL 37 3%—Large at-| AIREDALE PU Ps- 3 months old: ‘pedi- e BC KIN bE “8 ae ty ok ; 2031 + areinia | _him. oD Ves See: : (c) EGGS—S.n ngle con ib rede. $6 per 100: STAR’ ~~ u Ria 4 —— = an opportunity Give phone. Box A- ; 74, P aE Disp. ace h. be: ay sleeping and Nght _ housekeeping, od fl. sleep ing room; all con- greed stock. to516} McPherson. , PE) INE Sk Male housebroke | achine SHICKS—100_ mt r cent live arrival “guar- 100,000 ‘strawberry planta; also nursery | tne ' > b = oy Ca Post- Dispatch. e7) AUTO RE . AIR SH Fee toes on with : iy t} RAY MOND, 516 4—Large front - sive reasonn mabe. - (e] ) AIR KDA LES—Five: 1 month old: £5. ~oe? real pet : bargal: , 2: aan Nive anteed : W ri fi r rices: r J r. and stock. A. W. Sc hroeder. St P eter. Ii. r) vo} 7 hi} a losses. Conke _ s jhe ( AP IT, AT | SE EKE RS ae witi welt wi an cotenne if th southern-ex posed room; board + mies TER Tr “088-—Comfortablie, 185.3 Dolman. is eee OFS ic) K Faces — he toe 2 . i , Trier 2 ° ampel Hatcherv. PULLETS—aAnd cockerels: rhode island for sal alers ' : Seed I d = Se rig Ca ton. He - _Forest_ 1999W, aS and a4 floor sleeping rooms. | AIREDALKS—Two dogs. Call Benton PEs Laoeed ly Dunpi Pigg Benton ” 10: Pred ds , _Alisbury RSM RM =, eds; fine specimens. $1.00 and $2, 4615 *o., m av.. les: le Put your py ny before Rt ha hay 9 ae. AUTO FAINT te = ag Ng oy —~ eet) RIDGE. 6065—Nieely fur : (2) | 10M. fo) o . . a 7 J 4 CHIGK S—Frome America’s pioneer ower Ay ‘ove place, ei ritutors Cost trifiing une er my pan. etails tree. . — } @: ua) 33 with kitchen privilere Tnished Pin. 4541A Newly furnished | AIREDALES —- Nice lot pupa: sensibly PEKINICSE- ck. 485 S ok f solid red pe aseaet, e* e pieased over 25.000 ecus-| RHODE ISLAND RED TL, L ETS—C_ H MONDAY-WEDNE st AY SPECTAT a F . AMSTE : L.E ae ‘ 4: mi. ice S350. 4145 Evans ip eet RIDGE, 6330—Two ferekie’ nouse toot roo" 7 priced; real bargains. 2336 Olive.(c09) cree a : eee lig lar variatie quaraktes j —_ h 20 popu- Thomas, 1404 LeRoy we, Cabany 753W]100 pounds lavine mag! $39 irat__ Nations) 2es8 esos AUTORe REPAID —Ane over B2go0 er . — S ' PEKINESh—ctitown ar TO ( reed ar var les: QWuaranteer safe deliver ' — ~~. Pp ; - rap | 100 pounds hen faod _. fe eo 7 * « ac - C ca n: a ovet z ing roons;: adults. Se " 2 ee iL “3980—F urnished front AIREDALE PI Ps. FE lig ib! ie TO re gistration; =e k: all colors, 1307 2 fe "he stnut Prepaid parcel post: write for Py wnt As SE 56o8 NG “ - ete . rec; baby chicks. >5 no — 1s tarting foo i wee GR @1: Soda and Luneh Business busi ness this month: price Boe RIDGE. 0054—One front room: tara om, kitchenette: $5.50 weekly. _ Peas Mn ee PEKINGESE—Puppies' 2 months old.| #/0% and free premium offer. Miller | - ——e~ | CLARE NDON CO. 3719 Cass: Lin. 283. Will sacrifice a downtown money-maker, | N-179, Post-Dispatch, twats home. sebarate entrance; § . pINE BL. 4041-3 neatly fur- AIREDALLee~s months oid: dine stock: S088 Macnolia. Tower Grove car. (c)| 224tcheries. Box 747, Lancaster. Mo (cgg’ | 5!TT ING ge hode we reds, aste | | : '}long lease; pgs ~~ e rent; $2500 cash, AUTO REPAIR t GARAGE. oa : 4 reason al le '4o Te nnessee ~ “9 . : : ‘ = | CHICKS Sullive } : » oni - ’ . gen * ope ‘3 : rT? un iv balance te rms other business reason for On Sidney st. well east bli hed: net re modern. . - >) —aitmenn le ey — ae ‘ Sullivan quality: 14 heavy laying zi ablis : RIDGE. 5086-—Two onvert pth $" PARK. $537 Rooms, gentiemen | AJREDALE —Iilemale: 6 pups: bargain. : . tag ‘ Dam’ yi = oo Ria op " | a Non 100 — a live delivery; free d F i | | BEES AND SEE SUPPUES Mee eee ee CT | cation Ph monly as Ha A ie “4 1k, @ conve ences: : = . , r Spricker, 4 207 Claxton. oP aT : rd Ii! , catalog Quality Farn s. Box 115. Wells- an ottes or a e ee a an A. \ , +3 cation. *hone Sunday, Vv ing porch, gas range, LUnens -. strictly private; no_ other roomers i vV07 © 7 race i? Edwardsville ll; ville. Mo , , is- | Wy Sate | BEE S—Queens honev. supplies. bought Re nkri " A Wh ¢*) lon Sale E. LL. HAYE INV. CO... 7th a Chest ; : . = —s 7 ale id ha A a> LD) it’ rree: 7 l ins i, >i ‘ : : »] } ic — : : ic * Di ess ai ‘ , | ( : . - we t an nut, $10.50 per week PINE BL. 3852 *h 2 nie pir al an I oS ad POG ak - i; & mon : LICE DOG: Male. S weeks old. $35. CHICKS—Barred rocks. Pnelish lechorne DOCK ERELS—White w vandottes: cheap: | m . gy wt wea oe "Central ji Gititl Ww | 4 A YEU 400 Title Guar. Olive xi 2) ROMAINE Pl... S015—2 f furnished Bing roo +_¢a , | cin EDAI E PUP 7 L st, mel . smooth hair hn ares ” - |POLICE DOG AT STUD—Four German ; ‘KS—aAri: rat barred rock quality: Mrs. S. Whicher, Venice. Tll, AQUARIUMS, FISH, ETO, South Omaha, Neb., Monday, Apri! 6th, |B AKERY- —6401 | Easton Delmar 52 . , PINE BL.. 384 7—Second-fioor | A CE ‘DA LL—- tows, splendid Watch Gg: com rted trained, stud cards and photos: lay early: contest show winning strain:| WHITE WYANDOTTES 42 hens and 1 | AQUARIUMS—Anv e. $1.85 ,: 4y | 1920, at 10 a. m.. — to be held open } ;AKERY—And delicatessen. ht " oe try * ith “i bbeniy specimen. Vie. ‘| boarde 4 t Rormer-Wald K ° hot . ‘ , Y Any siz size. oo up: i | one hour . rdance wit} bankrupt SADE oath front: t: private home: gen + exceptionally at and airy; wit! rain ; by also | logs 0 irde - at perme. zal 4 Kea, rth 5 oe SiS 100; free range. $14 ooster mood atoeck, Call 3908 Jennings ship: repairing done Valisneria 1 . ‘use ur mM aCCOreaNn » Gravois, cher ; ikdren : OF - - aine , . {marie oc d, er 100 62.50 500 arantee ive ; _ " aware ' A ay y > riru nn 7— si. 2} nan. Forest 1357, e j kit jenet te: af 3654—Laree AIRE DALE PUPS—Registered: also Aire- FP ©. Overland, Mc. Al Grueter, oe de he 2 Mrs "jim Rhee i AS ———— 10c; ' abonbo, 10¢. Delmar oO78W., - ‘Asse ts include a three-story brick build- | BAKE ea ae Side; location: with \e ROOM Lire utiful; one two a } , “PINE Bly. ‘ ‘ ; ° _ tl n ues ale at st! ul j ** i) jt) arv ester Ww aby a sh ” >] | (cNQ) ‘ ille Me . ' . i. tersen, 446 tA } age a 5 , ing c omp le te ly fitted with all the latest __ good lease 4301 Colle Ke. Pus Spe rtment, Lin lei! ’ sbas. peeping rooms: £00 st 9 3251 2 _Ben ton 217 8. 7 sanne lis I™ i. 7 “R ANIANS P > K INKS fenie Not! ne ? | Cat ee oe eee eaariciers — Miscellaneous GOLDFISH .- Aquariums, fish supplies, | Tria hinery and equipment to conduct ai BAKPBPRY—At present suitable for any . ‘of wholesale and retail: sensibly priced; ship | modern packing plant: 15 acres of land, business. 5454 Easton. (e) ° . aninaed jlences. . - - —~IO — te female, ‘orest . ehisak ; » ROO marge: rapdeit onem oe PINE BL... 3636—* large arts wiry A CAT —Waite. a ic) Gr ~ ty Perret be era ae ae s] CHI KS - CHICKS - CHICKS : ro ms L oY ae hy — » Mack mi "os | everywhere. National, 2335 Olive. (c99) | seven dwelitng houses and ample trackage,| BAKER SHOP—aAnd equipment fo sale; ioe ine rooms, sink rane. asso singie SAGLE HOUNI he Thbred: broke | po; 2. } ’ gre 50.000 w Pens tn "vale : 88. 20. _ See ou TROPICAL fish plant, snails; we buy, | Ideajly located in close proximity to Union will give lease. Inquire 1225 Clinton +] KOOM—Furnished, in a. apartinent, > $4 week | BEAGLE yu: a Eno oe > ‘eld oke | POMERANIAN—ALt stud: black : pedi creed wd. pt weekly from sele ted. layers. Eggs | EGGS—-For hatching; $1 sty r setting. 4817 ‘ trade stock: apen any day till 4 p ;| Stockyards. South Omaha, and in, every B — “fron to hunt: @acrifice 3023 Garfield. from champ! stock Call ~1 2A | especially selected insures highest quality: Northland. Forest 38 no anle Frida’ Visitors welc ome sunday | Way fitte 4 for packing industry. Cost to AKERY ~Good business ; acros ladies, (Cabany ‘80: 33M. } ar PINE BL, 3741—lI1et and 3d floor o oo Ww 1'15 yeara } . ~ > . — 7 ° sT°*Oag . i ore o oy ect TT} ‘ Come i, : ‘ ve lle (cn T _ er ence: Tk “oo F ‘ ~~ om o . ? conve BOSTON BULL PUPS—Pedigree. verfect : wa - A Pe Fre. are BCs Cx nee, our incu- | hGGS—Barred rocks, single comp eus. Victor 3271M. 2738 Lafayette. build four vears ago $400.01 cheap. Newstead and +} ROOM—Nice: running water: em » with kitchenette: ali oOnven-= | : el? s ) a“ ea age. Treaso : 7 ode 4 a ab] : A lnits on.v «c) markings sired bv Phorpe’a « hampmion POMERANTA NN S—43 ro wn and pDupPies: | bators are up to-date, well ventilated, In- f cy .stoc 1 a0) er 15 2 50 er ans ——— - Terms 10% cash or pee check on . tv. - po_waras ; nadie. Delr ihe ian” dace | Blink: very reasonable. Benton oran ie and blac 5434\ Maple. | SUring strong vitality. It doesnt cost any ase per ode 5» A ae. 50 be -ROP et AL, Fisti— pear te Gisviay in ¢ it. date of sale, ba ance on confirmation of |BAKERY AND 1 ae . ROwoM- -ln apartment PINE BL., 411°—Laree Tone, ’ : (-) | More to raise quality chieks than cheap m1. , : r ish ‘ma nlan s and supp! aa sale by the Court. Across from schoo!) and church; private with couple. Cen Tindelt . 4 beds; also sing:e room, reasonable oer" Oe — | inferior chicks Inferior chicks nev : - = 16-callon plate-glass aquariums. $ - oa Remember the date d plac | ood business: ch N ad & — “7 (80) | BOSTON TERRIERS— punpies: males | POMERANI \NS—Beautiful puppies and : > Sees’ on ever Ma-! WATCHING EGGS—Barred rocks, dark| open until > p. m.: Sundavs. 30. m 1} er the date and place. Mpnday, | good Dusiness: chesp. Dewes ” ROOM— Wel! furnished, ~southe “a Ph if. tT, » OA and females Pedigree LS ou crown bliack, chocolate and orang? ; > ataeamte iy and white cornish. ©. H. Thomas 1404 | Ho! amont car to end of line ~140 Ed. 1; 2R ‘ ret-class ; everything ’ Sure; reasonable. _Deimer 1196W, _@ fee BL. 2910—Large room. 7 rem heal MEA oh A ay and grown dogs. 5057 Delmar. deal pets, 2336 O'ive. 3940 Lindell. indell 3940.(c99) | sillus, ete.; red helleries, $1; enail | e sold this week. chea nt KO ares t front room, new fur 5. elegant home, Cathedral district; BOS PON TaHiER-—Male. year old $10 | = Se 7. apie evr ~ Z1°, \WAPDY CUiCKe laphnt: Open Sun@ay a. m.: tl nost A . ness. Zirnheld Flow lour Co, ings, mo partment, with couple, ient.for cars, bus: might consider 4217 alma i——Male, year old, ——* , — cay ~~ —— ——— variet 168; standard Pigeons & Pet Birds For Sale xclust gtore in the West; a visit yor RARE BAKERY—Doing good busineass a sé ~ ‘ j red, ia ; : >T iAVINg Li = ° ee , . ' will ¢ tr ‘ 4 r ert 4395 — . > ~ . "eo | FR aaah TE R IE RR au ft" emale J year old na] q ‘ i 3R504— Miase- ' delivery: moderate prices? cataien Pa BIRD c AGES—Visit bird, eage land: ay = ’ tate 2] Dm AN SEED CO t. t 4 : trai de: upstairs shop: barca Ki OMe Love) y; every conveniences; PINE BL. 3761—2 connecting | BOSTON TER ote : “| Standard Poultry Farms. Chillicothe. Mo, | bere. sure enough. 4335 Olive. (c89) | Diy. TH SIDE BIRD AND SEE ee OPPORTUNITY METER & CO. $28. “Bde, vate family; breakfast optional; iady furnished for housekeevine’ hot 2919 Salena : a" iateni tay pers Se: eee . moO, Qna__ftareest salacttonea: low 2625 Gravois. Victor 842. ‘ BAKERY—And ice cream manufactory, ‘ « > oA he Se a >) £4 Pea® " ‘ le | . * ad -~ . . ™ , >” eh, YF . ’ . a BIRD CA ES ATS st seie ions: iow est " : c n bs Ploved: $15. Parkview 1422 heat, gas and electric furnished; no] BOSTON TERRIP Puppies; maie. ana IES—Watch_us for bargains: roR I | (Ee BRED CHICKS from flocks noted prices: wholesale, retail. 2335 Olive.(c®¥) An established company has imported county Ratinsse secon money maker; ROOM—Lar«ce._ light. ~“adoining : ° e one to chi'dren 4c) female: pedigre ed: reasonabie air se : 2338 Olive. Pee (cB) é | prod ction: type. size, BIRD CAG STANDS. i pon oes : ; “> - re | from Europe a new and novel machine in re asonable. «» Flour Co. vate family: every convenience; g PTIFR: 35° N Second floor south: wood 2s;Ww. | “ i a 2 as ~ wer Spitz; white: beauties, or; lot ik : all varieties: catalog } -4 =. bin a on, oe St. snconr! _ big demand by national advertisers, mer- LAKERY—UwU ns a a local al : : a 2 oye . ony 2 r a ? : h int .. ft = le M ag) ;* iri Hiatche ries Mexic owest t ces. ai ety es n re. at big Sav chants department etores banke associa- _ o a new man, SD. Forest 1) 19875. or double: private family. (BOSTON BULL mtn —S20: Ti gems pues | At. — 28, SES —s bes wane —_— ings. wholesale and retail. 2335 Olive. | tions theaters, boards of health, etc.: this business; eae rent: can buy bu rm ROOM-—-For couple employed ot. SIER—852 N.—First floor north. | _, weil marked. 39364 “~*e: the oh: ee Pina ttn gore Ag FP "RE IRE : S —~T00. ot eee af machine has created great interest ail over | —"t.Louls Flour a and celts ery te: Po a 14A N. Euclid, | success. -We are seeking a business man sell” stock and vp Me for $1 on ic) ROOM—Laree. bright, ¥ e|l turnis pemployed: kitchen privileges De] BOSTON ‘TERRIERS —-_ Uargain prices: , al ; Oda and suppl me mrtaloge free Rusk aaa Me, os eT sy COC HIN BANTAMS—Lin jell 3940. | — | Ol real ability to open up an office here account of business in other city. : 3 employ ed; W est Lend. Box nr ; , TNSOR. me ' watc } here; sensibly pric ed. 2. 336 q) live. 1 ' Sas . € = y + : . - a | 4 Wi indsor Mo. , . ° 3940 Nort Mi; iT kK *f ic) Sj 7 Cc > st U I, an le s or moter and weeny and ta “ae oN er the SO .e distribution of our ton 73JI . een. TER. 352 N.—Second floor north: | : (e89) nes rabbits, fert - Wilcke n= | CA NARIES—-Imported rollers: nothing but | ess build will put voir business on | Lreduct for the entire State of Missour!. BAKERY—Elegant. In Granite City; IER . : of ‘“HICKS—14 standard bred va- s BRULEE t | For the proper man this is a very } ROOM—7Z connectin o cl eatiy furn'shed room in apart-} posTON TERRIERS—2. fine. ou! of | , fan vigeons. white mice. Ani tle Tt, 2 : - he best. 3461 S. Grand a sound, paving ba sis harges moderate: | .nans = us 6 & very Unusua! wonderful opportunity; also severa gs Bt. nr f I 1 k emt nt @ t th ] —_ kit: h ) : k. he “4 . cid sable >. : 1 : arters Sa rereant : ‘ an ; ~~ : ' bes W Le] laving etrains: free ne ~ on . chance to enter into li 4 own business the city: full information, ? ni a ith . ln —. 7 © a he “eo ® . = ie : genileme n omy reas! 4 yi * san Tan ~ ohh ae t. is, REALL, r-ja MT " : at a ~s 7 ae ieliveryvy: moderate prices 64 page cata- CANARI “ 0... 109 a 1! ih ey ; ee SE ae : {- : ; = up : hed 2 i verv™ : ot} ~: ido £m ee free Miesourt Poultry Farms Co.,, tion: all Kinds. “3 9 Olive ic ) Zes poultry and *s than 15.000 ¢1 —-.+ od Stoo. Cabeny (13%. Referens ¥ MMATES WANTED | Bt Ss TON TERRIER PUP! [IE S-—Pedigreea. tUsS: ; WOLFHOUNDS "Uy iT lu fa, Mo i . CANARIES—Yellow mates and females air fi ale Write at once als » se eking di sii ees hetige Benge AKERY —Good paying, business ye ie Bcc ——----—_ --—_ — y\ / to 6 mor ths; priced to sell. 1420) ye growl GOKS POE THe ale SHINN CHICKS are hest: cost Ie ss: white ‘Sunday and evenings 3004 Keokuk, owner, > Soto, Mug. ic) “Ol ticer of company is now in Bt. | on’ on eadat gy J a ny whet 5" UGBY ~~... $—Two unfurnished ¢ rz MAT Ic Wid Young man; $3. Box Mississ Dist : ’ | ick sale Forest of pt ee leghorn $12 100: trap-nested. pedi- | CANARY—Hartz Mountain. Al singer: | BAK ERIS pay big profits: we specialize | with actual machine. Write your Post- Dispatch: : ¢ S00} _ gas. electric. _ 227, Post-Dispatch, | BOSTON TERRIERS—Male and female te, DON? SV Oenen.____ : greed. Hogan tested: exe lines 283 to| also cages, cheap. 2412 S. 11th, | in equipping bakeries; termg third cash, | sual ti oye he ee ee A BAKERY — Week] 1222 N., —*) unfurntk ; n ATE w td cial 517 , 7 Maple. 5 ous gz i 1: ; an | 14 months ol m . sicely Thial? \ U in > HOt “~ 1) P LU P Pr IES : 330 other breeds $1 + 100. If you want Cc AN AR '> : a & hi fi . ~~~ . ’ te ‘ = , - a ‘ e , | e, TAYIA MR. 12 °: 21 N.—Larwe urni 8 references —_— anv ‘4 id, ek eae ene a i i awn Mo. _ a , = fc) low prices, Attrective catalog free on "AN A RIES—Fine singer ‘and female. 5333 adie oo on oaecth b veins be a ag Ant i-Glare Shield Hamil alt a room, with kitchenette, nent ho eames tsa Wo ne lady bet™ 1 | BOSTON TERRIERS—At = stud correct |SCOTCH TERRIER PUPPY—Thorough- request. Star Chick Hatchery, 100 —_ Quincy st catalog Mid Neby-Murshall Oyen “Mfe i : : . BAK ER Y——Must sell, Monday; +] ) ao N BI = EE ished roe ~y 30 : share efficien y apartment.| type: wonderful sire; fee $10 or puppy bred. 335 N, Central, Clayton: WyJown | phalia Mo. Rae tes GANARY BREEDING CAGES—$2 and up.| Co 303 8S 6th «et. St. Louis Mo, ‘eX6: Kills Glaring Headlights Rj Rott nee eh ep i vU alla e, pot me Ba cabo wo vile Park. lew. 413 ‘ | FeRe ft, af: ayette | | 27 8W : os —__.—____—__—— ic) EGG — or hat tching: r. i. “reds: ~siline. ; L607A Ww ash. ’ pore « anita’ | BU SINESS P. ARTN he K— —To invest anes t and the sun's rays. A beautiful, practical. central wert. . - x UNION, 1369—2 connec ting h MMATIO Wta a a Natural Bap, = --9 f- RRIE R PUPP | att i SSTTSa—TUspes. Se mere wey $1.50. 6302 Ridge CANARIES—Rollers: young ¢ingers, $65. $25. 000 in estaBlished building spec yinonrust§ device. HIGHLY INDORSED: DAKE RY AND | - fe : — u , sa ng ; a la ¢ c hampir ym stock: mov a bareall } ) ha oo ua ~—— —_ ing@la anmi 1929A Hebert manvutacturing, great future. es; fits any car ractically NON-COMPETI- “ ; Ing rooms, ; $7.50 | week, modern, _ ize i170. emp.oy¢ } t > share er , | Sh mei a loah = “> e : ’ SH EPHERD ~P) Dp jas: ‘black — Ras kat —— a Fi wi aning f : CAN ARIES —Rolers. ~ Hartz. females. $1 " Moines ire Door Co i L823 Raccoon st.. TIVE: ometentda territory: nove cb Peron eae se’ F fully equipped Ia 1 UNION. ~ 4149 (Apt. O——Large, 0 : 1k; -Fema] e. lo months; | ¢ ied y - 4 + at ~ O nn «€ + pagan - — 1 oe women's ready-to-wear sh: . FOmt in- ton ‘St. . Chicago. .. & E _ + wiceeping and sleeping -Lindell 6 MATE Witd—Young man _ desires ideal brood matron; bargain. 23395 Manitoba Rap, Ex Broomhill Duchess COCHR ANE CAN ARIES—Singers, $5; females, 75c.! cinding steam heat, $40 At liress C. W se ae Sena nneaeee Head gS the Globe Mill C Hi ecp. ail . _ ; , eh i b, iness man: object . ove , 50: 390 Murdock. ; 5072 ®” Claxton. . a ’ th > Ty . NX PA quartere or e i ing oe panionship isin man, | Olive. ANKE " ——-. | McCullough. Fairfield, Il. ic) Ww : rtefs erences, > : : S . r , - _ avert wn. \ . 4 VERNON, 5456—Furnished hou 1 ing Pomt- isin t ih references. : Box | BOSTON TERR SR PUPS—Niceiy marked, | AT bby ae ion oe on see 3146 SUTTON. MAPLEWOOD. CANARIES— Real singers: ® chit can buy ee OP, ne) Dee ee THE F. AIRFIELD ribbon and anske rye flour. full m iF brands : ae ATUL — --—--- crew taila. pedigreed: reasonable 3417 anes = ~ “om vy” wea ere Wi SOtehy . _ avs ; vice resident. who can take a best | I | I : . or _sleeping rooms: “ail_ convenience STATE Wid.—-FPusiness girl to share| © tails, pedigreed; reasona re of jon Overhill ow! BABY CHICKS ee eee pe hema ‘st kind made: always fresh on hand; we —- - - ' . ‘ 4 ’ i st QF “ st. : i . . ; 4 - CANAR [LE Ss. A 1] in full . view; vou worn *t le Cieci il ‘ ] i K insas Uity sf - , . s: i] lare uant ; j VERNON, 4652A—l1 or ear rooms, Dilm™ efficiency apartment ‘ igi for i. or BOSTON TERRMERS—At etud; sired by | Umpor' , pte” ane = of winne rs Gold hite leghorns. 25. $3.00: Ae $12.50.' regret buying her 2335 Olive. (c¥9) nd take charge of producti: n Hy drated Orange Machine 142° : iN. goat Zisnheld lout, Coy family. Newstead. eo See fc) the Great Champion Kinaway Tommy] dailv receipts: wholesale Mad! VERNON, 5352—Attractively aa ROOMS WANTED ROSTON TERRIER—RBrood matron + reed the best, + Wee et. Mre. Nat}| Cocks. or 5.-C. &. L. reds, ‘e OT ral ar, 4 rom @¢ges weighin oo Zs., , $3: 100. $11 hand-" ade cages. LGA Linton. Bn ae oko ~4 Co. Wilm his ti Del. CDS. hogy pee FH BE oF met re ns aren J, Neng — 9 ving — daily housekeeping rvoms, water — men, we a Ch. Headquarters Sergean Ch attie hampion Robls Ls fee S10 eo! .U ‘hick more (c99) | CANARIES— Choice female: Ss, ated | " —— 5 ee re ‘ . Me , ® . ; ‘ . roe 4 nfur *) 4 he > he bey , —P ‘ nies & , nported ——— -- . —_—--- - ‘A A ngs ete ;CONCE SSI INS for lease. seasor 1935. 3 the best orange lrink ever FRY & KE Pea JN VESTMENT co. Vv Son connect | ‘ey aoe Jaree, © Box G 199, | aad ant bing, Ted oh. _~ L > Blink Tinian pate "apders. booked for pairs; seliing out N rrison. Meramec. Highlands Park across | offered the Asnaricen public : 704-05 Victoria Bldg. Sth an ; , orien oS rerees floor; : : Wt _-\i nfurnished, by elderly 1 Bee Pardon tT per ial King. Colo. ‘ 4 » “ a - ¢ cittene: all from Sa05 > f y above dogs.| f 401W.. ” ~ : wa? nenmettinass tian o | CANARIES—Whole ; be | ES INCE u r wan De & squeezer, ut a tlarge BARBER SHOP—Mode -chair. ) for housekeeping. in clean home: mali flat. Box G-18, F -D. . ole a ‘North Bg A ae 3417 N. | — we oe s famous” layers. Sl are safe and saving here. 2345 OY | finance him in bu amg smal! homes Jo electrical apparatus, capable "Vaan Colfax 23% panel porches: every conven ence, ~~ oe= : Wid —— wo or a neat? housekKee?, ing N ee . oe —_— (caO pin EE aad i (cs se|]. Box N 1. Post Spat tch. | f ‘eipt f $200 400 yp | +4 “ Ninth. ) | — | 3 of receipts of $200 to $40 RARBER SHOP West Ed Y | VERNON, . bb65—2 connecting rooms if Bates School District. Call i a. HOG Male. real watchdog, sure | Cavies & Guinea , Pigs For Sale CANARIES— Fine Tollers. in full gong: we | FORMING A COM PANY*-— Look into the per day. Last cail for ws ot Box 4 clean home, sleeping poreb; on : ! 186SW. . enough 2336 ‘Olive [GU ([NBAS—Solid and broken color, large Hamburgs For Sale eell no doubtful young | singers; largs | common-law nlan o ergenizine under large profite this summer. BARHDR SHOP Ter Post good business. 5 venience: t reagonabie ane ished rooms. youn Pe - et we a e: gel] cheap. 2412 TET IM selection: real songsters. 2335 Olive. (cH) a deciaration of ant: its ‘foonomles and | Complete irec = hs and B Wid. “unfurn : . BL LLDOGS—Mothers with pnupe: mother’a | Size. } } . full omy directions and Sell or trade. 705 Market VERNON, , 4614—Nice y furn! : » ° must be reasonable. De! mar 7 we | hs e do . 61: 3 Tyro! jean. GU IN rE A PIG Ss ~y 01 ing oo old: . all col- He A MB L Ri 7 a __ Rose ‘ comb: _ fa ne vs “@ he ry Cc AN ARIES—Beautifut St. . Andreas eTs . adv antagee are ea lined | uii in pam- formula. BA RRER SHOP re room, bath, southern. ¢ ure . Me (c) swell machin c. 4 — ors. 4634 Farlin ? 418 r leuaranteed: traimed rdilers; female.| phlet C-149. mailed free upon request. | nid 000. op ‘gentleman, $4, Forest 6937W [ Wid--With care of baby during | BULL.DOG—Brindle. young. “small; with| — : . a : _end 2 roosters. 4151 Gravois, 5923A Garfield. Cc. Ss. Dore ia pudlisher sanient eee F ae IELD MFG. CO poet Diseatae $14, Box ‘ “es MAS + ' tents 1G11M a bianks, 708 alnut ansas City oO ; , td) a ousekeepink 9 hours: North Side. Box N-193, | pup. $10. Benton 1° ————— _——__-—— AN iES—Largest selections. Open daily | * — . ——- ° WAGNER oi oe | i bDlepatch, BULLDOG Pure bred, pitt bull. 2 years wabnite For Sale Leghorns For Sale — a im, untii 8:30 p,m. Sunéays, 8 a.| FURNITURE STORE—W ell “established: | 21 Ranstead St. othe . ghbARBER GHOrs. = ition fOnW. — age old: , ~ 4, Clay ealand | . a> aon ~ ° d locati » busines w ) view m - y gentleman: “atrictly 4 vid: a ae see. 3. —_ = agg: Pho my RARBITS—America blue; New | CHICKENS—White lexhorn hens. cocker- | m. until 2:30 v. m. __ 2335 > Olive. (cO9) mood to at ot et SP ay as Disnate “ae | ‘Philadelphia, Pa. nite Italian marble combination: rent E WASHINGTON, j, 4910——Front room, ; ; Kingshighway: garage;| Woods M rds.. 16 miles wey = _ Flemish giants 316 Patterson. ie. Warren strain. rhode island reds, set- CANANIES—Singers rs. ebdsolutely guaran- | S&H bates a's Wht tht = . : including 3 iiving fooms: 2 gentiemen;: conveniences ; N-285. Post-Dispatch BULL TERRIER ! Abe ont loyal van n hens. hatching eggs. brooders, South- teed, mate birds, full Ban oltt wed | HAVE $2000 siti ae ike aya money} ; . — . - ; +. doe on earth. , 2 f ‘ive. } | anil Poul trv Farm. 5th and Arsenal ot aafe than sorry. wedede live. (cB! i making proposition: expia jat e na sho dow tow h t + : ere , WASHINGTON BL.. 463 8 Wid.—Room and kitchenette, nea 108 Miscellaneous al Nth ne e wat’ latter Naor Q SINESS WANT p: n n hote w _ newly eR near | : Seentaned by refined la‘ oy. emp joyed: | CATS—And kittens. anrora fluffy coated ee halldoge Bb. LR INS English white legnorns, world’s | CANARIES —Sin ging: ag oy Ss, cunea Dp Bg ~ . eo firs Box : a4 u ED , 4-chair combimati terms; ’ 1940— h Bide: -easonable. Pox N-192, P.-I Persiatee-87 to $10. 22336 Olive. (c#) IMA LS-—Pedi gree: eae hampion layers: hatching egges;:- rea- ts. dogs, cats Seeds, ‘0 Post-Dispatcls BS as tY Wid.—-Upstairs shop Box N- | i 1 WASHINGTON +s , water ores 98 or 8 unfurnished rooms bk .| CAT—-Beantiful red Persi: an, nt etud:; sired coliles, irds, chicket i es wit ¢ . sonable prices Glencoe toultry Farm, emedies and suppiles “Holt z's Pet | — y Tle ginny abe ge eS om Po at- Dispatch Poe TRY & KERR bevegieaniee co., 4 room: « ont nuour bs Nice -~ bie cierhend : permanent: at | . arpion Pleg ze 517 castor ee | po pa rot iné on of ats af (;lencoe, Mo (oa) 56 cast av. ee ‘c) — I mst 2 POUL ‘'e r met yr te te Ps cichS Wtad.—In county: D: artic ulars in | 704-05 Victoria Bl sna Locust. »] WASHINGTON “> — fron - Box N-35, P.-D. | CAT---Female Persian; ha! = grown; house, oe? es na ] “Take Mancheste LROWN LEGHORNS-——tiens unrelated, | CANARIES- We ship everywrere: single | tee oecary. Call stan ve 2945 Olive.; .{irst letter. Box N-382 Post-Dispatch. | prene 5 ventral 2846 —— - } keeping rooma, md floor ' ~ a | — { Sched: reason- broke 29037 McPherson - v= ; Rage: aA Galena . cockerels. also black langsh: ans 2746 dozen or hundred; mail orders filled ———- ————— —e = = . ular PAKERY Wtd (j00d condit lon; average jf 3A TTERY STATLION—New a WASHINGTON BL.. 4505 (Avt. B wih mantel and closet. Cabany| GOCKEREL SPANIBL— Solid black. Gall] Walk south to 535 Selma at® Webster | Osage | you can pay more. you can't sug belie ) hold atiicles: steady re-| _ 920 or $45 day. A, Geist, 2840 Mis- | _will_sell_at_Dermals, ~f R38 N nee Bra Zh li ‘a ; = Le . « . » “hy ~ > > {>i Lat nR. sabi Aik 5 } ; adeds =P 1} ‘ oe ' _ . n = oto a. “Of : inera h j rye : at cle lea . ; ae ‘ _ > pene room * private. family: ” baths. ~- . : —e een ” sna 4 Siinda v B?°8 A reena L +r Ves ’ a. Frank Pe ter Z : . Ex 743 7 S§—— Bre wn leghot r) 7 setting. S5 per Ww onde! fal ott ti ns. 2435 — a peatera ‘ in - ddres on packages. we ! . : q BATT He Vsk—K legant y oo) upped « =| WASHINGTON BL. 4954—2d floor, [ Wid—-Neat Marke: and Limits | moc gPANIEI—Hovee broke; fond 2, 9) | hundred. 3859 Kosciusko, _ CANARIES—Singers and heaut!! ul plum-| Yorrison. 6 N. 3 . |_| BAKERY Wtd.—Country town; about $50 | _phur vapor bath poueaT6. - td.—Nea jarket SUCKER PANTIE — d fen ss for breeding | t viere. Phone Caba room; elewantly furnished: seree ki : ‘ilezes Box p-400, | , ‘re 8719 Kossuth. fe) OWS? Jerse with calves. 2717 ki EGGS—tjiuarantee 12 live chicks per sit- are somatcs i" pie ae ‘aAljbu-Promoter to place jead ‘nine; pro- loaves dally; must be fully equipped , = ao m; kitchen privileges. of children 71 A { Vv: ~ sersey, th Ca 2 “oo d ii LEAI Promoter to p) I — , 7 ed * a , “ : »- ae seeds. cages. reemdi and supp)! 4 pay cash: e@ive full particulars Box | BEAUTY. SHOP—R 8676. have > WASHINGTON. 4414—Furmish Mapateh . ) id Hot ting from our brown leghorns: $41.50 sane tte wt ti met oad ous at attractive price. . . ' - eason, ave 2: cannot . le: ho ~ _privi! es IA nde 4 a. yews =m i , : 7 eS COOL Ly LE del edigrped pur ® 3 mons is om. > i - . — = = postpaid M Ro ney Owanico ; kinds. |’ ercge é easton, nea! nion. por oe J ATi@’ ls y ; . a -?@1. } st-Diepatch. eare for both. Call Ca ban 3282Ww Right Ye a hd > TT. Wtd.—One unfurnished room near reasonable 7) As heres Venice. Nl.| Covw—And milk coat. Sidney 4: 28 v1 aw "a : . - | CANARIES—Rollers; sold on vaiue of ee eee eS ; “ioh és SINESS Wtd Sma! rata Dlisted f 'REAUTY SHOP —Rea bir q WASHINGTON Bl.. 92 , f ik car. F. Brauner, 6202 Suburban COL. I AE —Bea' at ful fern ale 4 months old; Oregon + , = hite legmhorn hatching errs, ba by their own sone only : do not ae ll high- A? ’ ; » the Missouri State right SectinnerY ary @ ad — v9 re : 2 he i oe H oma asona le. Call G front room for 1 or 2; -conv®. a a... , - cheap. Grand 7167R. 49374 Odell. (c)} ]COW—1 fredh Jerwey; «ives 4 gallons > te dear , a Poultty Farm 0309 | priced pedigree. throwing in an inferior patos 0 pie on HUSINESS “Vta.—15 Mase; want businees BEAUTY “aOR All ul t: Castes - -—~ — -— a a . 3 ancheaatea ' ‘ "arm, ~oU% te or : srinein: »? , t} y ~ kin Oo 2) SPU SEAN Pee om : ’ y ; g| WASHINGTON BL.. . 4106—Larre ; ' swo unfurnished - }COLLIE PUPP 1ES—P edigreed : sh LOW stock. iK @ das Jon n FP . Manchester ra.. , Colfax 2368) bird: my birds sing w. ; A: pale! manrne . + Boe : , required. | any kind. anywhere. Minton, Title Guar- city tric ale 14 Jef ; ifax 2 ‘ . worki: apital j , it quick sal efferson fieor front room, ail conveniene’ss : neighborhood 4300 west: Giare Kennels, Webster 1392 ile west of Denny —— tours, song score with . Ba La : f Tk ae anty Ride + ae WAS: ij iN TT ON 1 | , 4280—Nea . oes exchanged ; ? business men. | da 4 - —T . ” 1 Ho! iy . h firer eal HENS—T ee rghbred lawing also yoos- | er canaries show, Dec. § ‘ 1 21. Marx} all today o1 iy time v7 U tx rs ‘ 7 — "oo - BEAUTY OPP Rte Bide: reae-on- ,3 Phar at Blo. ecting bent. Delmar 1542. \COLLIE PU! a8 weeks : ring a pedi- ! ales , trey g neice S90 ter. >feifer. 9210 Delphine, Overland. GSettseon. 1831 S. 14th. " With $2500 to come in with me as BUSINESS Wtd- Al! or controlling in-| able: ow ner leaving city. Box N-246, iitbestetees neem; cane Wtt—May 1: 2 sunny, vwnfur- press. +. Rad ae Tt a bets, ‘has, A, Fitzgerald, Hood a Lackiand Mo GANARIBS—S86.75 up: St Andreasberg | gilent partner on business deal s.ebtit citek ¢ prefer manufacturing. Box R-413 Post. Dispatch ($2) 4 conveniences , ; rw _ # 7° : able. 6205 Radom. tiverside “%~ is - “$i a , Sa = “single comb ait and | ~*** RO ee ee ee : e proposition that : ‘omt-Dispate) ; ‘ on 1 alee ome of pri- : verian : a ' {_EGHOKNS—500 single comb @hite and | ers: a bird with a song; guar = its, agg ge — /BEAUTY SHol —On S. Gra Re cast cont Nae = nth femily: a, Olive. na ae tere pro. COLLIE PUPS—Snow, white: ~% mths | iow iine. youne Holstein: giving 2'3| > brown leghorns; 100,000 strawberry Ji bred and trained: parrots and return ot nes one ee BUSINESS Wtd.—Have $7500 cash; want! tion tn city; newly furnished, Pe t le- pariors, housekeeping: eic¢ wome 1 da we Te ferences old: males ar ad fi male: bargain rice rallons Iso electrie churn, with motor i hee ws ¢ 1, .1 ry stock. A. W. Schrce- | tof seeds. cages and sup! lies: mat er oe mrofit | o @ months, 8&8: Paving business (groce Man. 300 Hill- | @ated in residence firat floor: yeasons 7 pptened: carage.___ regira en and required, Box No3 3°9 P.-D. dandies: “etter —_— 2X38 Olive over - une churn l : or, Mt. P ; | Bless ote. maintain a canary hos- |, strict Investigation. Box N-179, Paes side, Webster rent Grand 2897 »| WASHINGTON RL. 4960 “y Wid —Ge aired front | COLILAF PUPS- Safest tor home and chil- met 97 sacrifice, $25... 7olf rLETS_ White leghorn and white rock] pital: try ovr baby food in your hateh- | _ etcon =, KUsI‘bSS Wtd.--1 speclahae in buying BEAUTY | PARLOR—BSouth “Bide: 5 . fieeDping reomy; eiezantly i : m with acto: ; em ee pon =k have no} dren: 35 to $12 2 loyva, true, Ben recite bh! in aa) penitat 161 1M — éts: sitting hens. 4843 Cote Briil- ry: wer | aby. (ypen Sunday A AN “ACTURING t LAN T-—l or ian | groceries and dry goods stocks in town | transfer corne moder week: fares: - healed ar - amily mh Pg with grand pets. _ 2336 Olive. _ . = oe oie a ahant lia nte | om oe mos xclusive Sa re in the West; "5S S41 ft 7 years otf Orie of town; ealao fixtures for cash; equiuped: well- eatablished -} WASHINGTON BL... T. 3055—Laree, : “ye oh Soutnern exposure, COLLIE — AT STUD: REGISTERED ' ao | wet 7 aaa , ; , will apprecia 9.0o acre railroads, for se re stocks or tf forced to vacate or! pay vou to see it. Box “% ful south, front, housekeeping hee jong location weet et siene PRIZE WINNERS : Mr. P HOMSON 1 Go A’ T — Mf a Uy . ‘ es ae pige » mn PUL to eg - — ge pn e . SID > R tr mY i x“ D> SE i D . “. ous J. Gruske Acenes Rock etire call Showers. 5509 Paim | RE AUT y “PARLOR 1 ry reasonable. —* a yy hari | ePimar servic care, > : 4905 ARGY L E. rOP KS r 9°53 (-99) ' ‘ ators Ooo +e ne = oe | » “ a4 ‘ vagal thay -avois Vi A sland. ij lve imar 48) CJ ' " fle * UES . A. * *omt- atc ‘ . . : ee on} - -_ 2 , . Ww oun 4 S10) Lockwood, eat of . - . : —- Saf A ix eacr| a. comp. |} WASHINGTON BL. 4400—Lerne een t15_ Poat-Dispatc’. GOLLIE—Pups: champion bred and show Goats Five all Calvert and oes tere aton rd e HIF |GOLDEN P HE. SANTS—Pal BUSINESS—Established Lv GAR STAND Wt: —Downtown, by ex- | ral ing list of 500 names y | keeping room and two sleeping ‘ A d winnera: @nales and females: cheap: $10 av, Overland I sce _Frow ani — , ' tween 2 and 4 Sunday. *% Arsenal ara: | "elite Bag: lehewen . Pay = perienced man, Pox P-189. P.-D. 9 / *or a aood operator to me @ real bargain. ys for adults; reasonable ' D—W 052 leom. HOG FEED—Excellent. chesp ~* T- Young: ne alk: il order fie id uniiniu ee Se 7 DRUG STORE Witd.—City: must be Al; | Baev te + | ‘| WASHINGTON BL. 4951—Larte go ARD W ND BOAR te wnt “ve * a: th best of “Tecia- Rroadwayv, or 3540 Missourt Minorcas For Sale PAR gy ; en a uns nas. G099W. . nished; will seli half or entire tteres Aust have good jease: state particulars | &. -L HeEYE INV. CO. Tit and Ch ut. es ‘ 7 + ~~ td.—Private hon e bus. Compton OLLIES—Bred rom “= , . ~ . \ on me lighting pia? : : -\ Yael] = ~-# ’ n 157. Post-Disp: atch . } i : _ 4 ’ Ty 400. Tit! (juaranty Bid Ojlve ‘3 « I —— } Lome gh x i ws } CMRE ~! ‘ Box A- cati om ta 0 Poat-Dia. 2 S. newly ac corated; gwentiemen, ond T ared stock: puppi er ollie L 1G A r ING AN CHIC) Ss AND COCKERELS Biack AY d re § months old: ' id : ‘ ower Greve car. Grand 4208R | _Serec om je = . lefontaine aif rimoere | a a .) | PARR 7 — Caer ' =e ' as S7000 to invest a x. a oan on ten ~~ $1650 BEAUTY PARLOR. ie 2447Ww, we jeht vu. ; . oric ‘en re asonable. ane 053. 4905 AY a ws Bellefontaine aif] Lariin 4 Minorca 5361 Arsena fe) i 34 labama OFFICE MAN You 1s r - STORE Wid. llave SO-acre afrm I tA % ' w ASHINGTON | RL. ~4802A—D 1 ~ ai. eo Firet- cls ia 4 aduits for : rl. ch" ) , PS (Cio) i , " TRY —3 m ale bird . ] apes } lat KK mine | aa . , ° rv “ ith me | vit oe in peng | imate . 5 Pineda on : . he tis i‘” inty " good improvements, race llent Ww eat End location, with wone- ae front room and atmall kitchen: a “137, Bow ther in « ity or country. »O% Fr AT r 17 P VPrPies—Pedig ae A little beauv- TI CH GO 4 T— _ oleae 2000 _ ) Soto ‘ : equal? ai oniv. 4533 Bartmer av ‘ork ©) |) GRoe ERY Wtd.—l spectalize in puving 7 4 | : rk. eagieaiety ; | terms, etc. 7 to 10. mornings « eve- - oO: = Plax “kK Hungarian 5Oe to S! > ik MAN eS ahare space in filling ; , . fixtures for « , ) Plymouth Rocks For Sale -h: will trade. Call after 10. 46°28 R wr ~ n. #11 Tower sirove hlec f price in right: nae ' AKER Y—Mue make highls store or fire stocks BRANCH B RY na of other bestaver. Cal , , wl , At. Pye? } WASHINGTON BI... 4503-—AP:. ishes ; —lady employed blocks east and 1 south of Maplewoo! Ww. B. Mitcheli. M* isi. 3 F Sal ; he We do not sel! wild bail privat a: ard and single room. ox N-/ , (c) “i Ty weg ; Sing. Or in tons or saie ship everywhere. ~~ eT eas efficients egal everywhere. Com) GROCERY td.——« ne n cagel tand., Chestnut. Oy ogy Ec ate family ; . twin bed 8 Bot: Dispatch ne reo sen a per a . Diese | MON i Eye Nie sd Give, and nay aR Toe oF = aa eae gee ones trapped, WwW orthless parrots, 2335 ag pF niete om vice. $25 A. Morrison, 6 N. a _ = ot an “4 ¥ Ny 4143 Euclid — 1) ‘Title Guaranty Bide, Olive 445 a? (og) ; sey D ; W - “OLLIE S—Seie: your doe : rondertful . he ARDING HOUSE 20-roo of ” : Post-Dispatch. lar I! Monday. 4104 Manchescer. “s — ge 4 Vin ene | PUEBLO, COlA Ps presents wonderhus oP vy kind of grecery store. any iecation. ron hy meeping rooms, alse siceping room, AND - ROARI 3 ; | OF Dace Aon - 00; p De Ee or —. . ious kinds fancy; selling out. 4207 | PUSN ay: one, a brick modern apa t 7 cash: must be cheap, Molosky, 1438 Union, cosee,. Cite gee a} beds hoe : in , J W li i Ky refined rear va ( me —— o — “ EGG : M4 li > we 100 tia lo kK +) ‘ ‘ v } uge we are ae ‘ing at A esecTiil-e. a I. ren? ~ OAR ROARDT NG HOU SF—14 #. \W ' INGTON BI Rik 5—Houeeket Private Catholic family; home DOG— Atredaie ; $30 Lawrence Heick. very Sie ‘ausiand. Phone ‘CHD | ——-— = tn hie daine “UD meee Be" 5 we WE er. 100 W. 3d sbt.. | concn ee ~—_— home exclusive Weert End ASH ; J. "a hides , : Pr . ie Post-Dispateh om ; PIG Fe mW S-— Whi@® moncaines, kings. ru its Address ‘aufiman-W al r. GROCERY arv «' ods or x’ nera! me “re han- frrt bee be Annointmen ye. roome, steam running ‘ rtd 4 te) — ne , 26 a "TE osseat @ we th ld, | POULTRY, ORPINGTON roosters. heavy hens, laying earneaux, white doves. cheap 2412 5 Pueblo. & oh dise@ stores Wanted: we v ail or part ine WN. c -Rae Peat. FV erin ¢ . range free _ | , le. w ith breakfast. lady ay XG —Hi uf alredale; 3 ptr s: > montis ,G, | or table use 5051 Ridge | Lith ' RELIABLY firms wanting revresentative | stocks or vtuasen for cash: * | nh tL ER ; REPAIR AND =e eo _ W \SHINGTON TF tz Rox R58 Side preferred; state 1a avez Far'on en iia . LROOSTE i White orpington ‘ ear ys PIGEONS—R ints. crosee $0-ounce birds; | - buver in New York address Rep- loans on fixtures. Write ym AC! . F bitehed: . 4 | #nd single rooms, senthe men; ’ 1 Post-Dispatch. De G “Brindle bull: wonderful watch dog. rs iso ara ons. maltese: | ent e.”' room 414 World Bldg... New)! and Investment Co.. 408 Pierce Bidg. 2m oo ns Tae & —_ = a Fale BOARD VW ta South Side ; 5448 A Odell {c) £ ' | — be aliee r —a ! _ — “at _ ae - WASHINGTON. 1717. hale o; Science student. Sidney | HOG Sau! irrel and night: also broke rab- Wantee ’ rooms, steain heat and Nght “fu : Ml ol c | ,bit hound; see them: make offer 7 CANARIES Wtd.- —_-Females: any amount: , , (c) $55, a + eee > you BOARD Wtd —Sout th: about irginia, : from anvw here. Meter. 117 7 ON, 6th, (cB9) EK S—Barred a most fashionable San Francisco, - Pa S ——" = -. ANAGE ~\ : : ; want te retire WASITINE {TUN “BL... - Ieee Kite : Sate ness han Rox N-J234, | ; Shepher d and St. —~ ber ptet =" ft CAN 5RIES Wtd.—Any num! er best price ; hreeding pre lav and exh ibit: 5 PIGBONS—wW hite kings. mondatnes Ccar- f' » fonts local man wit : — tee ‘ae a0 wa ~ Nee aren na ov . : . e- wie , Ds n od ; d a 4* 4 sa - . 4 | ‘ is . ‘ ~ e ltese hi " ne’ . rey QO : } = . re at il ‘ _ ‘ ; . se © emma al Ie {- floor room -— \ AND a , i \ Ad ed ar go am, awe pai ; Rox KR Poet-Dispatch i o0) per setting tilt f ‘ 5 _ Hoole N — ~y x : ee 1 Lin tell ‘$040. 3040 ee . g "7 re rep -« ition wh 4 - at od - ce Srov @RY STORES | Wd. —To buy: BU tr. IN) MATERT Pi "+ T : une Tres ‘ ' “ / j . ; : ‘ O0UGS Le I Bes ee p aN, ee? oct ra =. eeaae . oN ati evus ' ‘ ‘ reeiii.s es n : , ‘ ¢ WASHINGTON BL. 4 539—Room, kitche eM ployed: —, oo. - ~s I wu, ry > Moston terriers, 2 males ut of |CANARIES Wd Also yf tg * — tert Mé fe) } Market. tc) Sen a uired and $1000 ash invest grocery stores od cash. wae me withont clcaien women. a x ae: ; 7 . due oe oOlestant mew here ;™ woete TLrieis . a + ; St. 2 i¢s ‘ , 4 ' ice : r} - ti : : ie all conveniences; couple or laldes 07 hLvome: state price. Hox N-236,| ¢ ‘hampion Ages; 10 months, 11 peas. Write Missour! Sauab Co. ! : : SQUABS—Make mor ev raising squabea for) ment | ecersary; the | am 5 pee eg mo ps bay “or goods, “eon- Sor We Fores. IN RL... 3847 Nice. ce oa ; Ae ee ee tee ‘HICKE ws Golden brs Rhcde islands For Sate the St. Toute Ey e Mnonth. Write ee ae wi db hare at vicinity fectioneries, shoes etc; specialize n Bl SINESS LOCATI IN SHINGTON BL. 3847-— Pn D BOAR — 1G8—Of all eis Before you invest—- | CHiCn Sega ee BY me r amal! supply: raised in one i rise | the sale of pte — ae buying | r fixtures. elman, th it te Al reonise: moderD: e “f employ ~ ‘e 1 Ww td mad tome : qua : Dy es i Were eending vour mon ‘al | U.u 7 7 , yy Ss. ~' - aie, is : " CTTICKS- —Rocks. red@ vi te jal gsha ns. | at once fart yi j \ wea oath Rock ; t*ompany wil er aii gy Bi : 44 bag = Bate, Selmar 2071 w M an I aonarle . ast ; ne gee SE. ote oo anares our banker who we are. Nationa sayinan 1 eee oe ~ Denke Hatchery 2420 N. Taylor telline how to | ; ) | tial for successful campalr ‘ . T° oo WASHINGTON Ht, 4635—Smajl, Meee, 1325, PostDispacch Gat Shops. St. Louis, Mo. (C99) | FANCY PIGEONS Wid. emer. t CERF LS——Sing!e-comb bargains: | Sauab Co., 155 § st.. Melrose Highlanim. | pense of advertising ane aupsly ge A phe ge age build od with | Schoilmeyer, : : - , = . Phe Oe ; 3 j . a , , S| s yt. oo + as ‘ d preset: ; sine a rn 8« " . ; . a : furniabed nineping reom; $2. {c) ND BOARD Wid—Is there a} BOS TON, TERKIER—At siud, Teschmach- Box 0-86, Post-Dispatch ~ 250-cer: - ae Dispatch teda ly @8433A N 7 Setiereon rooms, pantry private ba th - nag > ‘ an f iftiiah ow: room has sissipot “i Mi 4 ‘ausiand av. Phone (cB) Seed ("oa , “Os.- i 71 s&s tava +> _ : ani -« furnished, in handsome eps » Call Deimar 999 after Sunday. FOX TERRIER—2644 Pennsvivania lin.

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K AU ch. & t Pat or tio 13 t $ AN F Ch a, ooeeee a son R eat D inche cri Spm ' ile andie. — t-D! 4 704 tY & rice ator * £00 or ater P ood RAN vod at ch, pos va $1 90: D =OR 8! i AR le D—G AS Hn »OX G-230. RY a ster ce, ¢ ortab: ase W lar ust o “Vo KE $4° ” >t $5 a lun Ost bu T—South pay. “r 5- 50 i BO Ss . ? +. r ile ge va- 3 \ Y 00 ? «Aa ip R D s ee R 0 s. nco A ei o> near Del do] shivet a0. nes 00D "s ey Lape” eee alirus gelec bicte x INV oe = a, met Diabatd : “Box > Bridge are ALE ic CIGAR Poet RE—Best 1 RI atio PR earnatiag nae Goby Stor 447 pe berm tte foon- shor a Centrale i ESTME —— Bide. URAN nay Faas lr 5. “rooms, A HILT 500: pric r 100d Tx Ri la pe at b re s ae ty mt r co ih “4 acy ures * hee ag the rT & tral ~ Rt ENT ual Ri ld equi Teen é y . rohlg at ND L, nt. ri r = CLE A mat “AND? uy in the 400 for busi aateal t-Digpatch, a ey are | HC ynie ot in 1340708 “Loe BSTAT St 5 ein rvice:, rent "BOARDIN ity $2000 sBANIN Bastos i] . ‘ONF city, Cy HiA jpese nail, : Build : od loca 4 I ite AOS) ae es stabli re ust. attra: = ANT LITZ west: 306 ROOM ab s 380 gp 14 N pric CLEAN aA cin ma accoun Ti baxt are KS x retiring. Grand and tion. Box HOTE ——— s00d b : shop lished — REST 1 Secon And « told st viwater i Hi . 0: house, aL fF EANING” YEING ont oe a | * tranet Dg. c and stoc sox 71 Lt mes come auty aSTAU srand 4é —— Rey ones © 41244. Pe eeieae IN 4 ral O61. 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L ric . — 22 b ner. lon blis R ce ow bles: a a8 Yr nt Od n 42 » $87 elm son roo-n in ; ~ It ) r mR COAT priser, IN | re rooms, ok: | 0, Ini ontin of eta 10% Bare: al $1: . e. $3500 rooms. ong teases do — rice $3750, n; 4- “top cat st-Di investi. 3 OREn = oe ~ ~ A tae new ston, —> | FIN N A ; § D Al ~ hon ria RB VNVE ipts . ba Se VR clue g h « onfec ede n 3 Me »500 : ry —— -41; 0- dai RA Be ne ar mt Svat fay » 45 Sun ary! 2 Xo ns, fu A Ss 4 | : ' 140 YARD—& Matas ESTME id 500. | bas G3 & cy 4. . wtrné h: tionery, rat HOTE 2 ish SIN od K oke ae ie lien 25 ll si wel aan. x. r age cars f ms. 128 istri ually; dail h- SAN and. —Deoi “Vv “gq .e. > wr. cy r ‘ is ions ass Cal Sy v J is IPL! patel ed > ~ tiver e. | and = n es ivi re av sell " T> 1s, uUnni¢ rooms ent is urni On $20 OA ct: y: t yr - Peal | NI ne | vaca ——== E j Spec! 1S A se | . 1ts ~ eCcial le 7e 1 SETE = i. 10 ae r. j pe » Tye abl a at estal j } elry neg ix ms fo alwa 7 g Del 00 I Ha Vivi est Coe! Gan e WI go 7. Sere nt: ——o oe S = ; fal ‘ ft I L E - - I a , rul > he Wile f year —Kge an 7B heb > Sag owne! ~ a bar otels.. at K Unio ater: dow ’ r terms, hae ee at oa milton. northw $35. _la xcell CH & od bi DICK Mr. | & —> SECT | JE to tl re A xami NEW y in y De aa — Cox acto nf s., j an a alen ive . he wee ir ye: ore: = ar- nut. iS " Kin nion 6. nstow s. lL. equip bl.: ATT on. roo we 55 j re, ent SHO usir EN r. OA — T : rE ne F nn un; yt VY ¥ e » N lo che & ry Ox _ F on $5 2 all Mino - gure JE ‘ MUR gs! st -yea a7 400 HE Bh AR gy tAN ms ; ste St add loca wee ess, N es O) h ERS ost Ou d- ‘ars oO ost- cw Ve curt n 8 r, b Git for N poul- UR Rt di cecuites ure Wk lair RPH izhw ation. ates Ti EYE nt; ceipt T og iOE eacee tio >: 5 is 3 ON | E ey ‘ y ) (>: } ("J i} ¥ ' alli 33 h reh FE oe te ph be a} o ve te a eee _ m IES 934 8. 1 Fi ae me. | at" wo tant ty Bid bit 60 340 REP SHO! Pa c Ri re, “= #SO — appli ann rd nt iat D ein Me CT! 10 Was eg OY Sinker |ARAGE— dy my S407 Ei pK trade: AP re - 107 Che © uingt EST idg. eh shed. dai S] 05 PA op 4) ive re wi head arin ounce of I lar tio rN uke, 5 ‘ CON nerd ONE Wa iehing r to: nhole ri} a GE eat Am» adwa sib st-| soe , HEYD- av. t ANT ve rr thestnt th STC oR a : rat: 2) U RO! e in for the Ie «Se ng r St uke bace ner xCTH Rus an Econ tablew. et: ARAG Bo uth. after oll meg on. LA vee: OCR own: ST Sete —_ I Titi YE it $45 ranet BU 482. tnut, SI e $l. Ter P— clas: (7) T —- — xal Mi roi > n xan age: g tl ipr h oO cx \ loca INET se)! j . 77 etc ake ne i. x A-15 100- neo r: ex 1: pr Dik Olive good — ORE-— j month: 200 le G INV D: er SIN (c82 it y> — —A ¥ Mode s. ry O a } nin issc cens ame 1ine dec ie y eme “as KE tion ay Lotior Bi . GA r jot: 40x! 1y- ear? yn, 29 per! ice wi Ss Rk » 88 fixti tabl! 2 —omge h: Re MIN (ruara Cc good cori ESs. “On ) _ wi STO! 2825 nd ~— M arn 06 | 0a atic puri ses s 0 rs | ere alidi ee ceries C TI ; bar on us, rr. RA : re a0) Post cay U4 ence cor rk $s a 4 95. ure ishe or eee KOMI? G_ I inty 0. ba er, ) | SE l]_ se OR o Ch rep arti equ O rd i ns . ww to J | be ec i dity ‘ourt. OON ONE e: al Che COTT mr Gk “se ason ft ee pene ity h ndit! ce DY- Ov S. -d b sale RO NG IOU y BI Tth rgeain rece iOB ll b— ip air n. ippec ed 9 in | c ho p - 30 | d . eal ) C 2 FE on = n * rroke ner | ‘ id 3 —-F at able . and ena y: ] ve ea)t oa rT :* he TO. yner 1509 usi or OM a - SUSE- Bide. y an ipts er: R is or tr Dr pew a. sho a. . Mad I O ’ 96 f; e} ond ps acti N ect: nst rf t livi CT! to) Me Ar ara oe Zz. IAR ” a ot he = ong LAU hb. 4°11 emst Wra ho ] te ned al ING LOU E—1 li d¢ s s P rade. ? D; fe in ef adj ry rus uc ass ice ew ire h he N : A e * A; Air hlial tin iiag ig tN "40 a ite A eav! 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OE t s Beual . 1417 jax nadie fn 7 if sas red ar ' tte ex st f lu on er d I ‘ Wi a. a uis: nes me Fi! yet PA os I 15 Cn) St) LO me , Hic G )_ reoms : vest: = t y 17 ‘Kk; 8 _ (e) ii u M I A d al . iv d- d wi _ GONFRA arte pive = Powt-L two & iy a aaee S407 Eic PlON= t- Dis. LUN‘ Ma Daten h. ve ~ dol + POOF ROO kory. HOUSE : torr ost-D! reas sparen AIRE n Bid Fra on! Anis. | ker Fj ™ Mortrares i} id leye to t UDA Louis e fro ee wife, l2 y again sh ECT tin Y—Ss conces is. ARA ply 8 stat wichelbert Jas HRe EE et — . eo * $4250 st. USL — Fem SDe on- LOE n IRING _Box dle nkii $i0, |. Ol n yme ses réws or -A he | ion ans m | This ears \ oc ow JONEE ae a ssior | oh Gh—B ss fine lo | wendy, s- | Lt all 309 T East an eek, be- R aH 16 ell S487 tch oe gy 521 Mar W367, - ate phe an = iI 4 i ron ar an who | for - Om: mild om vg ro —Bo Bs OM ‘ons | 1280-3 “ge 2 Ren: gy Rer.ic Noi Peal Good I nck: Box BCoM ‘1354 ‘SE. Petia” i. eh. | Bige. SH a Bag ip ee —————— v0 Locust 8 Co | D Boht heod oft; Sinaia Swan ho | a ame Goer t n ‘ or Sou : yon a ) iA 3° A ad ing ¢ a n: place . » ik nog ue 16 od ik ware oc & I A “ja pee Ooms : ; Ss und! 4304 ‘us —B T —_ | ye Ss r ) 1e oO 7 ) or 7 o CON ney INE ITS. th ~ > ; : It A . husy aT , OX " 7. 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yer epend? s five years. The man was were following him. He away. But when he got with a big firm over in the fach morning. She wag ing cats and dogs. You answer. It’s the man on acting queerly, standing in when he tries to ask her umbrella she is carrying is just like silver arrows on the river. I see her about as fast as ever I can coming from the west side ally he got out and gently bridge rai] and putting her t was three years ago. I t to a sanitarium or some I see her on my car. Lots moment that things look “The other day a se- drove up down on the levee 'below. Just about there. two men got out. One of rf waded into the river to his t. The other up almost to peck. They were there about hinutes. Then they got out, in the car a while, and | moved away. Yow what would you say that all about? Some over here.” With the irter he crossed to the south of the bridge. The spring had silvered the muddy wa- , and they rolled swiftly like recious torrent from a cruci- From the southwest blew iff warm wind. IGHT down there, one day last summer, some boys eewimming. Among them |}a@ negro lad. We saw them m there. The water seemed right. After a while one of us ked over and saw the negro @ clothes, but not him. But ft seemed ‘all right: there © plenty of bigger boys und. So we paid no atten- 1. And just before I started pe I looked over again and re were the clothes, and no S at all. Wei esearched what we could. | what can you do? S8o0 the ts were reported to the police. ‘And next day, or maybe the ' after, there was a negro he over looking for his boy, | he identified those clothes. i never saw a man take on 80 a few minutes. After that calmed down. Then he went m by the river side and hed and waited. ‘Next day be was there again, king up and down. And then in. "NALLY we noticed what he was doing. He was taking @ ce of the boy’s clothes, or nething like that, and had the ne tied to a string. Well, @ throw that into the river, ir where the clothes were ind, and then he'd let it float ne and fellow it down with ; current. After while he'd ne back and do it over. But it seems to me it must tion the garment would go to ad stiffencd until fer ali its ‘an and his companion turned other side of the viaduct the 1d was blowing cold and with They hurried into the tower. half a century was palpably could lie down on,’ said tbe s when we get a_ storm. e's stanch just the same, we time after you apd » than 50 years. Grimed and — have arrived to lift from en the East and West that one HERD of great animals moves se- dately across the plain. They re- semble elephants, except that their bodies are covered with wool be- neath long, shaggy hair. They have long tusks, comparatively slender : and curving both upward and back- ‘gard. The adults weigh seven tons, eight tons, or more. Despite their bulk, they travel easily gpd silently, except for a rustle or swishing ‘gound from the frass | They are mammoths. | The huge beasts graze calmly. They prey ypon 20 other animals, and none dare to at- them. They need fear nothing but the gtrange little creatures which walk upright on two legs, puny in strength but with a cunning which sometimes is employed in digging pits 4 into which mammoths may fall un gwares. The keen scent of the ths assures them that no en are near. Ap untroubled, lordly gfoup, the * mammoths pass slowly through the q itive landscape, unfenced, un Sailied,: lacking houses, ‘poads, bridges and any @eviation from Natur: except the trails of an! pals across plain or | through forest. Peacefu) | is the scene, but for on¢ ' of the mammoths in the berd the final tragedy “araws near. |e HOUSANDS of year: _-& later, the same spot, ' ip what is now Freeborn » County, Minn. Men were “Sa dredging a drainage ca- ml. Amid the oozy debris which was brought ap from the bottom of the canal and spread upon the ground:at one side, strange objects be- “gan to appear. Some of ‘these objects were large. »all curiously shaped and pallid against their mud- dy background. Dingy and discolored they looked but obviously at one time they had been white. “The darndest-looking rocks I ever saw!" ex d tlaimed one of the dredging crew. “Rocks!” retorted another. ‘“‘Where dfd you go to school?” a “Sure, they are rocks,” persisted the first speaker, Ming one and testing its weight. “‘They can't be ‘Toots of any kind.” , And now the oracle of the crew approached to see the find. “Bones,”’ he said. In a way, the wet, elongatéd things did look like ‘bones, except that they were too large. Certainly they could not be ‘Boman relics, and never did horse Bor steer nor buffalo exist with uch powerful leg bones, such Mighty ribs, as these. 3 VENTUALLY all the bones were fathered togetber and sent to Prof. Clinton R. Stauffer of the Tniversity of Minnesota, at Minne apolis. The dredgers, whose busi- Bess Was with canal work and not With archeology, resumed their task. Unfortunately, they did not explore the spot to ascertain wheth- more of the strange objects could be found where the others had lain. bedded in clay, about 18 feet be the surface. Prof. Stauffer told a Post-Dis Patch correspondent that the bones wer? those of a mammoth, one of me two ancient species of American Gephants, larger than mastodons But not so numerous. The bones thus salvaged by the dredgers com l about one-fourth of the ske!}- Oh, according to Prof. Stauffer. And after measurements anG esti mies, he said that the animal in life must have stood about 11 feet ® height. “The specimen undoubtediy was post-glacial times, and probably about 50,000 years ago,” add the college expert. Freeborn ty is Just north of the lowa line. and within 900 miles of St. Louis — incomplete, the skeleton is one of the finest eth which ever has been found in Amer- ) Preservation of the bones is almost perfect, a met die attributed to the fact that they were bedded in Clay—perhaps sepulchered by a flood th earthquake, and in this manner preserved ough the hundreds of centuries. The jawbone and teeth are especially well pre "a, and made positive the identification as a mmoth instead of a mastodon. In excellent condi- are the leg bones, the pelvis, toes and of the ribs. mammoth is sometimes called the Jeffersonian ets because of the deep interest which Thom- ~~, 800 took in these huge creatures. Jefferson that living mammoths might be discovered in *2 unexplored middle of North America. Until Tece at Years some persons thought it possible that Prof. Clinton R. Stauffer, University of Minnesota. and bones of ancient elephants which have been found in that State. Note the jawbone with teeth, resting on top of the cabinet. The largest relics are leg bones, and pext to them are ribs of the mammoth. The woolly mammoth as it appeared many yA sand years ago, according to experts at the American Museum of Natural History, New York. The undercovering of wool and the long, outer hair protected tt from the cold of Arctic regions and of the Glacial Age, which it is known to have survived.—Courtesy of the American Museum of Natural History. Tramped Missouri lt Has Been Learned Many Thousand Years Ago a few mammoths might still be roaming in the in- terior of Alaska. But it is safe to say that the last one died many hundreds of yéars azo. MONG elephants of the present dar, ordinary heights at the shoulder are from eight to ten feet. The famous Jumbo of the Uondon Zoo, and later belonging to Barnum, was just 10 feet 9 inches. In at least one case, in Ceylon, there was a modern elephant which measured 12 feet. The word *“‘mammoth” does not refer to bulk and it has an interesting history. The Tartars of Siberia found huge fossils in the ground, but could not understand how these animal relics got there. So ther built up a legend of a buge anima! which lived underground, and which they called “earth mouse.” The Tartar phrase for ‘“‘earth mouse’ has been Anglicized into our word, mammoth. The largest known specimens of American mammoths measured up to 14 feet at the shoulders. :, Bones of mammotilis are found not only in America but also in Europe and Siberia, whence by the land- bridge which once existed at Bering Strait they prob- al@y crossed into America. The northern mammoth was rather smaller than the present African ele- phant,’ with very long incurving tusks, 4a warm unh- dercoat of wool and an outer coating of long, shag- gy brown hair. The mammoths which lived farthe south were larger than their brethren in the north Tusks .-have been found which are 1° feet long, inches in diameter and whith weigh 240 p ° oe - —— oem - oo «@ —™ ~ - rc — —_ orn = ern e-e ~ oe oF + ~~ * 6 & ahem Oe Hee 7 uo~e al eo» »« ~~ ep a | . em -* ~ ~~. > > el oo dune lp = .»** ee ew &— a ~- - “ - «+ . 7 — P . *, . 7 , =. . en yt am = Ao > ‘ “> © - = . : — pt. @ > * -~_ > =n & = t——* » - « « s As ~—e »~ owe es ee ge See ee ee tion : vy SREY Ah EET *. eo ee Fe —_— ” oT - ar aR es a + et . : > Se * - ve ~~~ - ~*~ — ee -— a ~~ ae > —_—~ * = ~ ope ae * ~ e By ’ , . “+4 _ eta ace a, Sane a** Se ee ed * ——, aé 4.4 7 :

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e Liked to Set the Town on Fire FAMOLS FIRE CHIEF. LH TEL FOUGHT the VERY - rr) as | pepe’ i ; we Ww po ft he Bow kigh w the Woot worth Building’ By TOM VY GW. BAUSY ’ dos , FA ° , ; - . -~ e ™ = = Das? ‘ow Fe ———— ea pet 10 e perfect “pyroemaziac trp ihe 2228 : He burned ms H sts amd psrchelogists declare. They ‘agze, —the pacus ew wor. a oS + burned factories. caraces, S4r=us do these wise mem. orer two features iz what “2*7F This, the abemuists Say, followed by Ges a ; s— ss —_—— - a -——- a pS ~~ oi a ->- 2 ; > ‘ he kindled fires—some 260. be estimates—DdDecause Joe. as ge DB eglied br those who remember tack “Ege > coe wot want just to be e > ; : > BUCHETEL imoer Leonard. lightweig! ne a@mitted the destruction of $2.60¢.000 worth af ed this fire-fghiure genres. of tae world. put tt. “We proper. secter Buchel. fireman—iz two ways. Hie was ome of the best ore bad ocr intelligences with | @Bw@inec that be woald ask 83 *.¢n¢ @Guestiens. w m@ ture He wouid allow 1% “aca question. I the e — * = - - iF “ answered comliy Balt of ee awarded 289 soimts az: Wua.c rate his tmiellig-+ace ~ * [fas—waat Bncbtel’s chic’? recalis ee 2 station -bouse all out of abd so it was a screaming Sire a : : > 3 : nugcht him. The driver anéicipated . = > F : and tock a sbort cut. parking with &¢ ef where it waz tbheught tbe 3 Dudley was next (alow many senses has a horse’ ~ - _ om - none apc run ever to 4&4 Yacere iz a mor’? or 3% the ga | pattie will erapdsat af Old joe (CBief) Buchodl Senday Magazme—St. Lewis Post-Dupatch- -March 23, 1325.

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ow - , + MRE YOU : INTELLIG ENT ! CAN YOU ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS? OBSERVATION TESTS. ASSOCIATION TEST ‘When a horse has deen lying down, which end of him gets up first? Pick out the word in the following groups which does not belong On which breast docs a policeman wear his badge? eeeisy 7 Which ts larger. a dime or a cent? “ " — eS ey we 2 % bs 4 o- or« ee Aer eg ws + ae ewe - oe oe te ye Fe ag ee be . —" es oe ee * > ea See | nae a Oe Czecho-Slovakia-. How many senses has a AS gS. See ee rg : - te What {s gutta-percha? What ta the iw:eight of was Mr Micaw- the adult male human brain? than? 3 a = What its the subiect How high ts the Wool. _ Li 2 , eS matter of the Book worth Building? Ss i se | tg of Deuteronomy? Where ts Mount EL bruz? > ~~ ae. « gm 2.” oe ~« ~, 4 period in which he set the fir , ” “ BN orse. : ¥ ce ' & a What co ¢ s say, followed by the worryae, | ane ar ee : the mae ao ffered when his wife sued himw , ~ i. RS p ne bave resulted in the breaking of @ 8 Lefi to right, standing, 2are Ralph Albertson, noted wis ' : ere ts the Mojave ; > ; : psyckologist; Louis Gasnier, fil . power which keeps a normal § P rector, Harry Hirshfield, noted cartoonist, Isham Jones, orchestra director; Bide "Dust- ee a kieptomaniac—and stealing DERICK H. BRENNAN. ley, theatrical critic and humorist, seated, are Benny Leonard, retired lightweight chsm- What was The Fram? want just to be stealing; or a pion; Lucilla Mendez. specialty dancer from the “My Girl” company; Mary Newcomb, setting ‘fires just to be set | leading lady of the “Night Hawk,” and Louis John Bartels, star of the “Show Off.” : fires. During the past year, i —International News Reet ; which it is estimated thatg@, ithe ‘York Cheenes Ciah . ; | lub, a snappy Butche) set om an average Of organization with no trace of mold. GARBLED QUOTATIONS CORRECT THEM two fires a week, he has t underwent an intelligence test at tantly, est at a re. 2 shadowed almost cons cent luncheon meeting. {t was an ailto- bea hae ee cmp right or wrong but “The curfew tings the knell of fading day. inking makes it so” while at work and while gether cheesy affai duty. Always, be eluded: - ing present a oe nea ee: ane be- The bellowing herd speeds swiftly o'er the plain-clothes watchers ; a ) osher Cheese Benny “The proof of the pudding ts im the fast- ta, Leonard, lightweight (boxi ham- “ would follow him around s age (Soxing) cham ing corner only to find him as utt of the world, put it, ‘We were all there and , fhe plowman homeward walks as best he- ly disappeared @g though t i a with us." Perhaps such “He that gocs a-sorrowing goes a-borrow- may, earth bad opent® 10 WAMU cists. co. that le apothet eanre ot wo salkdeoven che tend po aAghiahun ne to me . While wate ; le - a ie — uP their luck, quite : id not be dealt with here. | Look before your fump “Selection is the better part of valor” they would see, ‘a féw us consider oniy how the Cheese Club, eight : : strong, faced Ralph Albertson cho] way, & blaze and curl | ! son, psychol- : ove tl They would rush and his tricky questions. In the words of SELECTION TESTS. the scene, too late to get rat =. = Louis John Bartels—his title is Select the right words out of the four ! of a collie looking at his dinner proscribe a com ef Buchtel. ) ie ons ~ Ap em that ¥: is star of “The given. in the quickest time possibie: plete parabola.) Movie Producer Gasnier came . at iimbur is th a ; ce Clue enh Girl is to woman as kitten ts to food. ee : to Buchtel when Fire ved a ug members were cat. meow. milk “On which breast does a polieeman wear his shals, who attend all fires : to wear ourselves to the rind before giving 3 . badge.” ’ uae on those questions.” Bird ts to nest as child ts to street ‘ plain clothes, began to wé DRS the renorter wi school. play. home A caytious answer, such as: “On the upper part ‘how it was that he “just ms eporter who covered the test = Of his stomach,” might have saved Gasnier. pened” to be on hand to ; ae regener of cheeses and was therefore Four ts to 16 as 5 ts to 45. 7. 20. 35 Instead he said: ‘On the left breast.” upnteer his fire-fighting se A cea em a thay asd _ members, § SS aa on “Wrong!” declared Psychologist Albertson, ap- ices, at so many fires. ¢ @he Was named ee e al cheese for -yema be , 7 pearing to take gloomy satisfaction in the minus too, they’ had reports that mtified however, 1“ ~ otha gg tam 9 po PP ay zero marks he was ‘about to set down had been seen in the vicii ics sae hay ol aR popes “When a-cow has been lying down and rises to Louis John Bartels next: of mysterious fires-—pari.. Hirschfield cartoonist. Loete G Nignthawk ; her feet, which end of her gets up first?"’ Albertson “How long is a meter?” lary night fires. They report. leeoducer: 7 neil] - / be ne asnier, photo- _ Shot at him, to test his observation. “Taxi or gas?” Bartels shot back. their suspicions to headquUamm ona ae gy oF eature : apacer in “I'm a city boy and I never fought a cow,”’ protest- Zero! ters, and after a while were Sum, - she Steet Men , CO oe and drama ed the champion. His plea availed him nothing. Isham Jones did not remember what famous wom- signed to follow him. SR ctantes eee oe ros Psychologist Albertson, after carefully searching for 22 Barnum brought to the United States. He sald After a month or so of be : fronted them, sternly. the answer in the back of the book. announced that “Jumbo” just as a guess, and that was wrong. It imignteeepi@ined that he would ask each member of the | was Jenny Lind, the soprano —-s 8 we So IE op mies © 4% 48 8 ++ eee 4 eee “+s « epee > ta Sor - ; _~- 2 . * ~ cach om ee OP - Te i a bad o r. ~~ > am > errs rca . ah a eee ees ee — oe © al a = Pepe ®t > a2 hi tn eee er ee - a * t ey ee Lor @ >» ne trailed Buchtel grew : : . . He learned to cover up & ml m1 eget ig ag ae the “. ees , On the second time around Dudley gathered him. ‘racks. He peardes —— . oe oe hen + ths er gee ee _ serenely redeemed the waning prestige of hopped on and off an a | > by ah : ! H the Cheese Club. baffle his persistent shacce wel. leer be added; if wrong, five points ISTORICAL MEMORY TEST “Does the upper jaw move when we chew?” he to his captain and demanded ‘it oiler cate vanes ARE | Who was the tutor of Alerander the was asked. ae ott his scvbt. P ade | tl e eat coused even Benny Great? | “Pshaw, no,” he replied. brightly: ne anything,’ he said. “ io oe ~ aes it would va possible by an- : Who introduced tobacco into En Miss Newcomb, when it came her turn, rallied Meee better. | . ght questions correctly to score a plus gland? also. She only earned two and a half points, though, 4 | . og answered only half of them correctly he "Who was the firsf King of England? because it took her 15.4 seconds to decide that “It > have fired him,” said the CB seoagelagh eye = fined 20 points. What famous women did Barnum is better to have loved and lost” should be finished t wouldn't have done any £000. - 8 ealy oa 3 ee oe at sero. ape if bring to America? with “than never to have loved at all.” And the king in the Fire Department, ee, enom B i a . : . stigma! The Who was aroused from despair by @ ® next time she failed to state the length of the steam- our eye on bim, than out where. age . er em e forced to live the rest epider? ship Leviathan. bes at random.” ; ~ BOGRS F i e had rated minus zero in Benny Leonard took the count on “Who first in- ily took to a motor cycle which ! Pence test. Perhaps he could hide the . troduced tobacco into England?” Gasnier did not be used to be a racing driver ae all save relatives, who had, of course, , = —s : : know that Aristotle was tutor to Alexander the a fireman. a te him. But he would live in constant . Great. Miss Mendez could not say whether Abraham , exposure. Lincoln parted his hair in the middle or on the a screaming fire cdr that +008" 's¢ bologist Albertson began with Miss Mendes id d. if hi . J ; driver anticipated Buchtel’s _ ° Take 15 side, and, if any, which side. Isham Jones could many senses has man?” he asked. seconds to answer each of the fol- not identify “Mr. Micawber,” although he was sure cut, parking with lights out, " lowing questions; « thought the fire-lighter ' she replied, after counting on her fingers. com sasrene add 5 points to your score he had never written orchestra music. ¥r Dudley was next. question answered correctly, and sub- T : a he Cheese Club felt, long .before Psychologist man h mie tract 5 points for each question missed. If et ; le caw him dismount, leave bis ® - y senses has a horse: it Scene Gem ean cn ae net Albertson was finished, that many of his questions is es 9 vacant building. Im was the humorist’s answer. . moron. ANSWERS ON PAGE 9 =, were unfair. For instance, when he asked “How s and caveht him in the act of lite frowned. He is a psychologist and . many pounds in a ton?” he did not explain wheth- - » © serfously. | _________~ er it was a coal dealer’s ton or a junk man’s ton or a de you make that out, Mr. Dudley?” he = just an honest ton. Another tricky question, “Who e] was indignant. Then he collap™ | the rear end of a cow arises first, and fined Lxonard Wa5 aroused from despair by a spider,” might have beean his confession, and for &© ra hearing, taste, smell, touch—and horse five points. been answered in half a dozen ways. Many peo. sald Dudley Miss Newcomb’s turn: ple have been aroused by spiders besides Robert e fire : r to the se : oy ne: went be genied | ci’ snapped Albertson, and fined him five . “Does a dog wag his tail horizontally or ver. Bruce. And when Cartoonist Hershfield answered he began telling of them, tt " tically?” the question “What is H20?” by saying, “It is a had climbed through a window & was Hershfield’s tarn. The actress thought frantically and looked toward liquid used for baths,” how was he to know the sor there. a pony td ta cat?” the door, as if hoping a dog would walk in, wag his ‘Tisht answer would be “Water—a drink?” given a rest, now, to recover & = tease a cat,” the cartoonist answered. tall and save her five points. But no dog did 4nd Psychologist Albertson asked them taunting quea- « Later, he promises to go 08 , Bot the right answer and {ft cost him five she was‘ obliged to confess that she had never no- tions, too, as if seeking to bréak their composure. : ticed. (Horizontally, was the answer Albertson Once [9 said, nastily: “What is the weight of the —“as they come to my mind,” ™% Dard came ; — . next. gave, although I swear [ have seen the fali (Continued on page 15.) or so the legal battle will be oe ; Sunday Magazine- -St. Loais Post-Dispatch-—March 29, 1925. Page Five. Mid Joe (Chief) Bucbtel will

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~ One Simple Love Letter Led Straight t te Gallows PM UM . Ry ELEANORE BROW NP. 4s be puts aside the police documezt iz whicd . ~ oo stts - " j se . «% . ~~ * - éé ri ERE ATS a Rimgs agout 2 .iove ~ ._—- - - ~ = = . =T nT &. — . : = > ;? oo = Re RI esa Still. they are imteresting. as I maintaiz. We wil = aternpatiogat roeue, read them I was serry when I had to send Edith . +Term “i geht to remember. . ~~ + _ 7 (] 7 j 5 at +F ‘'y CGE SO races @ the gallows at Hollewar Jail because she wrote First. anybod Wil. Teac 2 ore this ome Snd I was sorry for the chap to whom “ar comscience. BO she sent it. because he weit with her!” there comes at last the unkzown history of a detective that reached its climax when a young and pretty woman. and her youthful sweetheart. walked threuch a foggy Lesdean dawn to be iUkz. O, WHEN iIgspector Trarers, who includes tne The ugsestimental Inspector, péertur ee s of Exurove im his Watchfulness. found qa S&F bis failure te trap the elusive jewel 4 away br a ledger ‘hieves whom be had traced te the boarding or: = ° NV the from “hs re cords Iuspector Travers. yw what other 4 “4 - _ : “ = -> Police. Tr] (1 ??r (oat s242c Geen tosse > a modest boarding house on ‘he Paristerstrasse. %0uS¢ too late, ordimarily would Dare throwz b=vored the Brarnd-rnberger Cate. iz Bertin. he was the letter beck omte the floor. The writing sttie himself “e the nearest chair 2d the signature were English. It was dat- and read He bad not beet looking for lere; at ed from Lender. The envelope was missing . that moment bis was a far mor+ impertant mission. 72¢ Sarees and “Dearest™ were the oniy It had something de with a series of robberies identifications Im the text of the one to > Beriin. Vienna and Budapest. The quarrr he Whom i was addressed. Yet the Inspector sought hed flown. He had mome-nts of leisure, and ‘2S Satisfied that the absent wooer what better relaxation cam there be found tham a Would be British He would be sone baif-bour with the outpeurimgs of a lore pen? of the thieves be sought particular- Thus it tramspired that the Inspector. whose thieves ‘iY. Decause none of these, all Ger- " ad got awar from bim. forgot abeut them for the ™=am and Viemmese, were of the sert moment and tead » 2 delicate *‘eminine band: =is would be entertained by read. Wr Dariine ng a nore: by Robert Hitehess. M eart is so filled with rou. dear exe, that But. being 2 studeut of the letters fear I cannot write to rou the thizgs | wart is well as the spirit of lore. aad one ‘oO 32 Lor ke mine, is a matter of theughts, who believes that. just as there iz my cear. and x f words. I hare only te skat ‘ove im almost «verr crime there is However. the specimens ms “res. wherever | am. anc ai once tere a peotemtial crime im almest «very Edith Thempson’s cookboc ; arise , ss ‘ * wo wh x gal e > ax 2 are far ONG before, while his ix vA = my man nafraid ether in > arms iz e er aad geet zm re. 2 r P.. wa mar a oe . £87 . i. = == = e-d « om a ia tae ed a cei re and B mr-lips irs. ame feel 4 = DNS 2 Te Wher b- reads thus for from + Saeed Bp: that le Ce a ae *r. inepector Trarers S20 is a Corid man. rery a bit sentimen‘ -- fs 7 “+ > ~ e +> ~ - - + s0Fe FOU, caring POOG-S) form. which lay prostrate ane =f across the Official attention turzed s-cret tour Owns Edith pavement faust around the cormer from the theater. No mere wife is sacrosant to tie Sanday Magazine. —St. Louis Post-Dispatch— -March 29, 1925. ff

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- . a ae pw -— A .+4 ~~ a Qh eee am vm on ree ee i . * * « we ~ > ee Bee “But this time her ¥ ] e > ? . ORs ace Steen es ore ae . ; ; i =n ——- ~ > : ian: Na De tae pe ©... , a” 7 - ¥ - " ON Or es : ee . . . ee : ; « , — - 4 a ; Xs ig ~—— . | Scots Sree Oe. ) = : : or brought her yl ae oes Ds: 2 Pes col ¥ ~ i ; ——f = ——_ tt a re . - Pate). . : - iad . ee ; A » — ms a.’ WAY _~ al + ~ ee ** 2-96 eét-~ ote oe © _ OS® HOO 8 ees & Oe TOO witli *. ——e . ~ soe - - o- im So + Re ee * . Ae “ow twe* ~~ ~ > PP ee emmy a, S| & o ~-©@ — - Teme y —S ee ~~ = en." —" = ~~ uropean. olice. q Edith Thompson, who taught her lover to kill, aad her husband, Fioyd Percy Thompson, who was killed. she be faithful, fond and loyal—all of which, ac- | THT cording to every anes, pretty ébh. Wheeneece in the stomach. Just these little occurrences, noth- ing more. His health had been excellent. Did they happen, by any chance, to know a Fred- erick who possibly was a steamship man and who might have been a friend of Floyd Thompson's? “Oh, Fred? Fred Bywaters, probably! A very young man, just a2 boy, who sometimes spent his holidays with Floyd Percy and Edith Thompson; to the trend of police questions, told frankly of went to Brighton and Marbury with them for a week-end now and then. He was a friend, also, of 3 : 3 | the course of ber courtship days, of the young love 7 ~—s that had ied to the altar. And, also, Edith Thomp : ; | gon was hysterical with grief, night and day. She Zh, be. ancl —— = ed a * Sones . >* ~ -“—_ a a Ta - —hae tae oP ee ee > ~* ~. is p) ai@ not know what had happened until she saw the of things that conld be bought in Berlin so cheaply efimeon stain on the bricks. P and, by a steamsh , ac = The Yard could not understand why Inspector out p dh ~ eam a ait ae mea im wie Travers, whose field of investigations was confined Detective Seton The shadow of Holloway gallows began to creep in usually to Central Europe, should send a cablegram, | Travers who solved between pretty Edith-Thompron and the sunlight. which read, briefly: the mystery. “Send me specimens handwriting Edith Thomp- a . + as * «4 ae a ee oe 5 roe & * ~ —— Ce eee ONDON scolded at its police. Personages whe ave the habit of writing to the newspapers sent letters of protest at official dullness. The murder of Floyd Percy Thompson was rapidly going into the precincts of the unsolved. Then, one morning, an agent of Scotiand Yard de- scended from his taxicatia hendred yards away from the little house fm It!worth, a London suburb, } son.” - “i _. . a However, the specimens were sent—excerpts from ~ , , B. » Edith Thompson's cookbook. a photograph of her co} al af/, | Signature on the parish register which recorded her Marriage, one or two short letters she had written to ber husband while he was away in France on & business trip and which had been found in his Frederick Pockets. Meanwhile, the Yard had cabled Inspector’ “It was young Edith™ Thompson who suddenly uttered a piercing pat + to r : —e, —_~ over ber nas form which la ; , prostrate and dying across the pavement P around the corner from the theater.” Passersby quickly cathy # ered. Women among them comforted the diya’ terical wife and persua@ ed her to let them lift” her from her husband's body. A surgeon, who repsonded to the police- — man’s call, shook his — bead. Floyd Percy Thompson was deat. A gash in“his back, between — the shoulders and e cri . son-stained knife 1a had bounced back from wall when the assassin flung it pid their story mutely. BR of any sort startles London irs Scotland yard. If it be a mye ublic interest is acute. : nevitable “woman in it” is prety” ng, even though she be only the Scotland Yard is galvanized inte It is the belief among interna = prities that one murder, whether — -avaricer always prompts another. ~ the anniversary pair, — nis @isappeared with neither . a Rie ie. Scotiand Yard went a Wiecally. Enemies? There re : y Thompson was beloved by many, friends, and his manner of I > make it worth while for anyone 4 if wa Travers demanding of him if he knew or suspected anything in connection with Edith Thompson. The Inspector's reply was characteristic: “Nothing unless she was in love.” ONG before, while his interest in the love letter had found in the Berlin boarding house was fresh, Inspector Travers took eufficient time to 'Tead the novel the unknown Edith had advised her ' @qualiy.unknown absent one to read for himself. The Inspector its not a reader of novels. They bore him with their fictitious pictures of the real life he knows so well. He can provide a greater human drama out of his records than any novelist can produce from his imagery. But he read “Belladon- na.” From one of its pages he clipped a paragraph which quoted a character as informing another that a certain poison is insidious and cumulative, that it is tasteless and may be administered regularly over & long period of time before it begins to take effect, and that when it does assert itself its work is deadly and unsuspicious. The Inspector had pinned this clipped paragraph to his curious love letter and filed both away. He merely wondered if that was the portion of the book his Edith had wanted her admirer to read. Espe- cially since practically the’same information was im- parted by one character to another in the book by the same author also recommended as a profitable entertainment for her admirer by the ardent Edith who regretted that she could not lose “even one hus- When the samples of Mrs. Thompson’s hand writ- fing reached him from London Ingpector Travers Spread them before him side by side with his year- | @ld lore letter. Within an hour he was on his way to Berlin and had adrised Scotland Yard by cable to: In the code of the a meant “She killed Pieyd Percy Thompson or knows who did.” flaver had left no clew. He had | 3 [* BERLIN the proprietors of the boarding house | @t the Police President. Their memories were pa- | Mently guided back month by month through a year, | Sad from one temporary lodger to an- Other On Pariseretrasse were summoned to the office “It is an Englishman we want to learn / @f” the Police President ined. “One who is young and would listen _ tarnestiy to the love words of a woman,” or Travers added. Bywaters, murderer. “Uniess,’’ volunteered a chambermaid who had re- mained at her post longer than do most chamber- maids, “it would be the young herr who comes very often to stop for the few days while his steamer is at the docks in Hamburg. He is something of a sailor and comes to make purchases against his re- turn voyage to England. He is young and received many letters from an English sweetheart. I know, because he tells me of them when I make his room tidy.”” “Ah, so!"’ ventured Inspector Travers. “Perhaps, even, you will remember his name and the name of the lady who is of his heart?” “Only partly, Herr Policeman. I know only that he ts called Herr Frederick and that he speaks of Fraulein Edith.’ NOTHER of Inspector Travers’ cryptic cable- grams was received in London: “Edith Thompson involved with man named Frederick, who .s steamship officer, plying between London cad Hamburg. Perhaps he killed Thomp- son at her instigation. Crime probably plotted some time ago. Investigate poison was tried and failed.” Before further details of hie suspicions, and the love letter itself arrived in London from Bertin, an agent of Scotland Yard conferred with the aged parents of Floyd Percy Thompson and asked earn. estly for particulars as to his health during the months immediately previous to his death. It ap- peared to have been excellent. There were only two or three—possibly four—oceasions when he had complained as far back as could be remembered. He had drunk some tea one time that upset him. It had tasted bitter. He had changed his brand of tea. And at another time he had become very ill after eating heavily of porridge. This time he had been attended by a physician who thought some- thing foreign must have got into the porridge. After that Mrs. Thompson had been very careful of por- ridge. -And once he had suffered from vroilent pains where young Edith Thompson had sobbed through the first lonely hours of her widowhood. He told the chauffeur to wait for a signal. “There will be two of us going back,” he said. - Pretty Mrs. Thompson received her visitor patient- ly. Scotland Yard men came to her frequently to discuss new possiblé clews and always she helped them as much as she could. But this time her vis itor brought her news: news that brought the mark of her tecth against her lips, and fright into her eyes. “We have discovered the fdentity of the man to whom the knife belonged,’’ the visitor from the Yard said to her. When she had stilled the quivering of her lips, Edith breathed one word: “Who?” ~ “Pred. He has asked to talk with you and I am to take you to him. I am also to advise you that anrthing you may say to him, or to me, may be used against you!” EFORE they took her Into the fron-barred room, with its tron cazes from which prisoners may talk to visftors—or to other prisoners—they took her into the roof the Chief Inspector and permitted her to look at a love letter which lay on the table. And they called her attention, after warning her again that whaterer comment she might make would be used against her, to fts reference to the two novels in which an insidious poison was recommend. ed—and to her plaint that a more fortunate woman had lost four husbands while she couldn't lose one. And they showed her the poison paragraph cut from the book by Inspector Travers; treasured with the letter against the time some love-numbed Edith should bring tragedy to some betrayed husband. What she said, when she realized what had trapped her, was used against her at Old Bailey Court, as she had been warned. It was: “But I didn’t think he would have the courage to do it!” The rest of the peliee hictory of the famous Thompson-Bywaters case has been told in all lan- guages, for Edith Thompson was the only woman to be hung in Britain within 15 years. It was she who had planned the death of Floyd Percy Thomp- son, the husband she wanted to lose. The bitterness of the tea was the poison recommended stance in the porridge. This was learned TS rie | in the novel, as was the foreign sub- Pr. % ; Pe: i ; from others of her love letters—which es thrown away in the Berlin rooming house, but treasured for the police to Fg? young Frederick Bywaters had not , considered, it is only an enemy) sm the motive be robbery or f In those days of ever-new panics over the fluctuation of money exchange, vis- e been the motive for the slaying | oO y x ne ieaetn had chosen his places fters from France, Belgium and England wed the couple from the theatefs flocked into and out of Berlin in a con- ed them from their home in th@@@e) Slant stream. Boarding houses were the evening. It was @ mysteryggp ‘heir resort when the hotels were Jand Yard. Delay in its solut ter of blame for the police bes: | find in his steamship bex. A million and a half Britons peti- tioned the King to be merciful to the young lover, ealling His Majesty's at- tention to the temptation strewn before him by Edith Thompson’s marvelous skill] at picturing the yearnings of her heart on paper: But the King refused to listen to bis subjects. Edith aad Fred were hung during the same foggy, London dawnh, *¢ ‘ ee ae “ oe *$ a Wr, : m3 , ° ag ee DF “sf ‘ "> » ; eh oe es : e, UN, el e- ‘st - "% ‘ a ad Wak aA rs wy U4 ; Way CNS > | eto + OV agam: — - ar It was difficult to pick out of the past S single face, merely an Englishman who mpatient. might lon turned secretly to the WHR — in his heart a forlorn love ; Nes Sie ce cacrosant to the police, thouG™aae ° ~ > : ; RAP » Sanday M&tagazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 29, 1925. o/ Page Seven. .

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7 ee By HARRY R. BURKE. HIS was not war as he had dreamed it on Nebraska's plains. Days and nights ef tormented wait ing. with artillery roaring imcessantly, until even an Indian's stoicism might fail He was imured to hardship. and to rain and wet. But Indian life had been open and free. .. . Death did not bether him. Arthur Frazier was prepared for that. He-wss ready to welcome death for the Great White Father at Washington when be bade good-by to the Sioux encampment on the plains near Niobrara, Nebraska, and rode off to St. Charities, South Dakota, to enlist. This war would be different. he knew, from the war of his fore fathers. No dances to the maddening rhythm cf the tom-toms: no stripings of blue earth and ochre that might strike terror to am enemy's heart; no war- whoop to chill the blood. He hae sacrificed the dream of bis race to his love of country. And now, in France. he had gone down into hell—into bell as his borish mind had envisioned it when, in tie little church at Niobrara, be had heard his father preach. HIS was the Meuse-Arconne. Bombardment had been ceaseless. From behind roared the guns of the allies. From before burtied German sfielils. He. with his buddies of Company D.. 136th Infantry. was advancing over shell-raked ground. From tiree sides German machine guns bailed death. and en- emy aircraft dropped bombe from overhead upon e lime of olive-drab. There was a sudden burning im his throat and strils, a tightening of the muscies of his larrzux, - i © —<- nd a semse as though fire itseif were Durning in his unzgs. Then. it was as though Arthur Frazier fel a bludgeoning over his head. and the world burst into orange. like the color of a sunset, and the olive drab lime went on and left him there. Alive or dead*® Was Arthur Frazier stunned aad gassed. or was he killed” then in Nebraska is witness * ; i SS had fled when the roung india up on the fields of France nd at Washinecton the Great White Father has records But the Rev. and rs. Charities Frazier have iden- tified as their Livi d and nerve- ed up in a little Oklahoma e 18 months ago. and taken then into their he Congregational Mission among ta t Oacama,. South Dakota their decision has resulted an absorbing mrsteryr—what is the identity of the routh now knewn as Arthur Frazier? Science—summoned br the Government to its aid —declares be cannot be the son. As against science amore human thing—the piea of an Indiaz moth- er for her ber a © y i QO ww, ra] ’ cs Hi mm © FTER war's tidal wave bad swept across the Meuse-Argonzme came the stretcher bearers in its wake and carried off the body of an Indian war- rior weartng olive drak. At the front of his skull was the wound of death. from the heary blow that bad crushed his head. The body was identified as that of Arthur Frazier. Word was wired from Washington. A dry-ered mother waited. After time, intolerable, there came in 1321 to the Nic- brara reservation a wooden box It was draped with the Stars and Stripes. The father prared, and imto the earth the Rev. and Mrs. Charies Fra- zier committed that which the Government said was the dody of their son. But mother’s hearts are not so easily satisfied. The Indian woman believed her boy still lived. There were diligent inquiries. An Indian buddy at Ponca, Neb., wrote that after Arthur was reported gead be had seen the lad. a sufferer from gas, in an army hospital. at Suvena. near Paris. The Fraziers hoped agaimst hope. and heartened by that letter continued searching _ Ponca City, Oklahoma, in 1323. there came a shattered, smell-shocked Indian veteran of the World War. Gassed, a sufferer from. tuberculosis. as lef arm partiy paralysed, a deep wound in his side, he was a very derelict of man—a battered. drifting hulk who remembered nothing but that his name was—"“Arthur.” There was a seven-day mystery when his story Was printed. And then, except by ome Indian mis- Stomary Magazine. the tale was quite forgotten. Ultimately that magazine reached Niobrara and the missionary’s home. Mrs. Frazier saw it. “My bDoy!™” she cried, and hugged the paper to ber bosom. “My boy’ Myr Arthur’” The leng~dry tears welled from the corners of Ber narrow eres. The father, too, believed, and fortified with family Page Eight. This Young Indian. Arthur hazier, Vict pheotegraphs, started at onmce for Pomea City. Indians do cry Tears came to the eres of the Rev. Charies Frazier next day in Ponca City when the sufferer was Drought before him He recog- nized his son and threw his arms about him. “How happy mamma will be.” he cried. RTHUR, dazed and wondering, could not under- stand. The dereliet was taken back to Niobrara. where the family. though the father now was stationed at Oacoma. S. D.. spent much time with relatives. There the mother waited for her boy among his childhood scenes. Arthur saw Mrs. Frazier at omce and ran to her as he stepped from the train. “Mamma! Mamma! God has answered our prayers!” he cried. as he kissed her and wept upon her shoulder. One of his sisters he recognized. He could tell how mazy brothers and sisters he had, but he didn’t Know the others. Nor was he sure that the Rev. Charlies Frazier was his father. Friends came. and former buddies. On the Nio- brara reservation there was jubilation. Ther made tribal drums resound im celebration. They all kuew rthur Frazier APPIEST was the Indian mother. She Who was to lose $10.00@ by the return of this vet- eran— ter son. For Arthur Frazier had $10,000 war risk life imsurance and installments had been paid to his mother from the time the Govermument deciared him dead. She was not only satisfied—<she was happy— to lose that sum. although ber husband's wage as missionary is but the pittance of $6¢@ monthiy. But Washington, D. C.. was not satisfied to quit those payments. Investigators for the Veterans’ Bureau came to question Arthur. The Great White arrior, ie “a —_A 3 ZZ j ZA i Pe peti. a ee ee “ a ~ tp ’ abe od * - Kee es v ys ie aN ~ em Ne,, <I Se a2 — xz. os i po aT coe _ ae ere ty ; : 6% 2 ae +h 29, 1925.

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roo ae r, “2 ee > 2 yz bouse on the plains of junday Magazine—St. % - 4 , ina Nebraska Grave whaps. WHO Id HET ¢ Unknown Soldier the American Indians the man who says be is Arthur Frazier arch 29, 1925. nor even of their race, and to give up for that pur- pose $10,000. For the Government says “Arthur Frazier” is a Mexican and the nephew of a wealthy Texas rancher. But it hasn't yet told why a son of an alien race who-has rich relatives would abandon the claims of blood to join an Indian family and share a lonely four-room cabin where the family income is but $60 a month. Uncle Sam exhumed the body that was buried as Arthur Frazier at Niobrara. The Fraziers were present when the wooden »ox with its tin lining was opened and that which had been a man was uDb- wrapped from its covering of brown blanket. “That’s not Arthur,” they said. But the bone measurements and characteristic dental work accorded with the Washington records of Arthur Frazier. There were no fingerprints. HE Government asserted the living man was an imposter. It told Mrs. Frazier in no uncertain words her son was dead. But it stopped the insur- ance payments. A year ago the Veterans’ Bureau persuaded the sick man at Oacoma to go to a veterans’ hospital at Knoxville, Ia., for treatment. From there he was taken to Minneapolis this year. The mother, left at home, sighed, dry-eyed, for her heart was heavy. Her boy was gone. In the -hospitals memory returned to the Indian youth. He had been gassed and captured by the Germans, Arthur said. He had escaped ip a heavy bombardment. He then remembered being in Brooklyn, N. Y., and later the meeting with the Rev. Mr. Frazier in Ponea City. Save for boyhood memories the rest—a blank. On the arm of the sick man were two scars— the initials “A. F.” Arthur ae ‘e* eee ee oF ad a + oe a > + eee > » > ~ ~ + » . ’ —“— eo & ’ on - 7 he ” a+ oe 9 ot 4 * ® * o ete weg Fo 4 ~ ae ad > Oe wee &

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—— - _ = ne craze had ewept the citr br storm Semere's gate fearted upon the rerelers and he = ** = : : Fo = a ra" ewer CSF = 2 To? “= i Me ™ i; Sis money py Bt £reowing Dbeavier mm azticips a Now the orehestrien wiheered awar to a sickeuing - - > 7 * 4 ~ ause, then Dbuerst forth afresk i 2 roar jazz. As at a2 agreed siena! the skaters abandoned the “oer a and a tithe and graceful figure zipped to the center and centorted itse'f tmto 3 series af amazing Mrcures. At the crest of the ware of popuiaritr which bad creeted the return of roiier-skating rode Prof. Zero Tris. wnatil recer*ir a stramesrr to tite citr Zere Flarris comrid skate He whirted and Sirouetted upon wile h spun and cided and tipped abet the smer Teor tke a biackbird nh whee _s Zero s personality =ad pat across the Niagara Falis renture, tust as his unagging optimism. combined with that persenalitr, tad persuaded the cazur B-more Masxh> sto masécng the wetescary crigizai nrestment Zero Uarris. appeared. had iabered for maznr rears tm and around stating rinks at the time when the reler sport was at it= seatt>. He czme to Birm- nen with the ides of securing a position iz his profession ef bdartderizg. Sat az acauaintancesh! with Semore Mashor, repu‘=d to be the wealthiest man of color in BSirmfmcham. and his ocld lore for the rimk sport, rrempted 5: ) Undertake the task of imteresting the Maxsh>Dr capita! tn the renteure. it required all of Zero’s spellbinding art. and a readiness to risk a large perrestac: of b's owz mod est capital. to bring Semore in Ther divided the _=spense ef equipmert. which, under the terms of -o-parteership. was owned it commen. The bafd- mg had been secured Dy Semeore—a rambling struc at ~* _ =» - - —_ os ‘ - — ~—_ fucted a desultory waresocse business %5: cemts to the Masher ere. and Semore felt with mn Dimeseflf Keen reeret that enir a moietr of that Sim was findime its war into his own rock It annored him that Proi. Harris was sharing the “napectal success of the enferrrise Too, there wart 2 more personal angle to Se- z “x ~ = =o © _> - “~ -2 oe .- -_—-— — ; ~ ~~ ae fe X.. 7 . at ‘os ~ > . ~ eu =e: —_— — a | . iis oS - a et is© TS - — _ t>at -— = -~ - -_——_—- > , ~ iarris And taat angle Was at the moment _ : - n *hea * — —— ———————————— -_ = was no (655 a personae” “Za eittasie Cheese, One of the Igitching of Darktown's beues. Mallissie Was there on all con! jt om generous lines. whi . ever, remained withiz coutrel; . S was inclined to be & Famp. The covetous eye of Miss Che @illen upon the trim gure « —_ pleased. Quite @-liberatel Ntore. Mallissic set about the tas i riating Zero to ber ows | ‘started by paying him a Dencs | ; te lessons—given pubiich Zero. deine a goed business 2 even * 2+ had -xpiained, ‘(is B oproba babie that Ammonia would | Leared to understand. since she was -asUy fond and jealozs af ; s despised Mallissie. _ Night after night when ‘mai-7s jammed the weil-chall 'ef w>- Niagara Falls Skating RF: iwen: dutifully about -his ‘asc | “me Mallissie te skate whitest : ceronded te be indifferemt to t ‘|cecus frout. she shed mary ars in the seclusion of Der ge! 5 ~n isabed pondoir. \ Im biissfal tgueramce Zere + MBs fall. and that fall eecurred ' iwhen a2 more important i eased Mailissie Cheese to rem “f-om the rink. The place Was wi eager-namagity aac Amo pe ciediy accepting tae atiem . young “aTallers who flocked a Zere admirred ber from a4 $ (for a few minutes, aad th-2. “~ music stopped momentar. the trim figure of Miss Ammosis Mie | : - ait poms act oem som ee _- giid-d acrogs the fleer and be “Mawuin’, Mistakh Mazshbdr.” ine! 3 “Has Lawrer Chew come im yet? : igw “eeut skatin’® the 8 “Hell be heah mos’ any minute. sii: me. Ammonis?” be” The door was flung open and Lawyer aa breesed inte the room. The sttormay Gi fetiie. oe “What I can do rou for this Mashby*” be Once closeted with the lawrer 2 the Ea hogany-furnished office, Semore | fimanmcial deal which aimed at the tion of Pref. Zero Harris. “In the fuet piace, Lawrer Chew, I an’ Zero is im partnership with tat “I is aware of that salient fae’, “We bas been rumain’ six weeks az to settle up until the end of th'te means cir weeks mo” befo we has a@ In other words. except that he has a | Brother Harris deat know where be & Be. he won't know until us setilen Now, 5 whes be fin’s out where be is at. he Chew rubbed the palms of his bands Loe8siT “Preceed. Brother Mashbr-: becins 1) sound like roa exhibited yo" when rou sillected me as ro’ attorney.” “T= thisswer,” explained the little buildin that the Niagra Falls rink & which I has used as a2 warchouse & years. The busimess acrer amounted & sot on’y I paid $29 a month fo same, 7 h > lease, jest rentin’ fam mest & Now, what I crares is this: that you om | a five-reak lease at $29 2 month, or even . VENTS af past SS Pies Mims to the quick. | tipped to ome side and she « j peocled -yeprews disdain’ i. gach. Prof. Harris?” " Zero crimmed; she would 5: '@e joke. “You is the ame! (-Ammoria. “mos, et us 4 —a 2 “Tha's what I said. ts rou Jou can’: beah met” ‘Ts ~ sone ~ i a. Mistuh Barris. . Tha’s ev

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what Semore Mashby says,” i : sisted Zero. = S. “Aw! Zero. . . But & more is a pow’ful man in min*ham.” n't got a thing but moner.” 4 o bney, too, Sweetness. Lookit @ wh at four bits each. Two bits or goes to me after espenses fs take Semore gits a split fum the E concessions. Ise gwine ' this rink, Sugar-foct: an’ B ast @ suttin’ young lady will bf stenocraphing fo’ Lawyer position lookin’ after mr house.” , morning Mr. Mashby presen Office of Lawyer Evans Chew. fices occupied by the crudite ¢ fe attractive in the extreme. ' opened from the hallway kntercom, in one corner of wh pany typewriter desk, where Miss Ammonia Mims. onia.”’ th Mashbr.”’ low come in yet?’ Mos’ any minute. Won't ing open and Lawyocr Evans C oom. The attorney was in” a Db you for this mawnin’, M th the lawrer in the latter's iffice, Semore outlined a ce' h aimed at the financia] dest Harris. ”, Lawyer Chew, you know that ‘nership with that skatin’ i at salient fac’, Brother Mashby.” innin’ six weeks an’ we ain't ds the end of th’ee months. no’ befo’ we has an acco ‘Pt that he has a drawin’ acc ‘t know where he is, n‘r il us setties. Now, I aims here he is at, he won't be palms of his hands together U Brother Mashby; preceed. ¢ you exhibited yo’ : me as yo’ attorney.” explained the little man. lag'ra Falls rink is in was @@ a® a2 warchouse fo’ about th % never amounted to much 6& } a month fo’ same, but I ain jost rentin’ fum month tor is this: that you should get $20 a month, or even $25, owner think maybe the propitty is g little more’n what he has been fo’ same. Does you under- bas @ vast comprehension.” Lawyer Chew, I craves that Harris don't know nothin’ about takin’ out this lease.” "You aims fo’ him to think you had . all the time?” There was considerably more conver- , before the smaller man depart- He made his way to his own y, dingy sanctum, where he gave eent of his attention to the of evading the usury laws of Ala- or = ©@ WEANWHILE, having set in mo- | the machinery which he would eventually macerate Mr. Harris, he forgot the affair in the interests of his courtship of Am- and his pursuit eof additional to add to his healthy bank ac- And so immersed was he in » that unti] the storm burst he was of the fact that Fate had in and dealt him a royal flush a cold deck. Fate's emissary in this particular case no less a personage than Miss lissie Cheese, one of the most be- itching of Darktown's belies. Mallissie was there on all counts. She built on generous lines, which, bhow- remained within control; and she "was inclined to be a vamp. _ The covetous «ye of Miss Cheese had upon the trim figure of Prof. Wero Harris and she found herself meh pleased. Quite deliberately, there- Mallissie set about the task of ap- ting Zero to her own uses. Sbe by paying him a bonus price for lessons——given publicly. And ro, being a good business man, fell ® the trap. He regretted the fact tit took much of his rink time from fair Ammonia, but he was sure Am- ila would understand——-so sure that mm if he had -xplained, it is more than sable that Ammonia would not hare i to understand. since she not only Was vastly fond and jealous of Zero, but e despised Mallissie. Night after night when the merry- ers jammed the well-chalked floor the Niagara Falls Skating Rink. Zero Went dutifully about-his task of teach- Mallissie to skate whilst Ammonia tended to be indifferent to the atten- fons which she fancied he was lavishing pon the other woman. ' And although she maintained a cour- geous front, she shed many sad, sait Mears in the seclusion of ber golden-oak- furnished boudoir. In blissful ignorance Zero skated to ‘is fall, and that fall orcurred one night When a more important «ngagemert Waused Mallissie Cheese to remain away "from the rink. The place was crowded With eager-humanity and Ammonia was peintedly accepting the attentions of the "young cavaliers who flocked about her. Zero admirred her from a distance Wor a few minutes, and then, when the ‘Music had stopped momentarily and the qrowd about her thinned somewhat, he ‘Blided across the floor and bowed smil- ingly. | “How ‘bout skatin’' the next waltz with me, Ammonia?’ VENTS of the past fortnight had cut jas Mims to the quick. Her head “tipped to one side and she arched ber penciled «rebrows disdainfully. “Says which?” “How “bout givin’ me a skate?” "How come you to espec’ me to do mach, Prof. Harris?” | Zero grinned; she would have her Lit- joke. “You is the humorestest gal, m™mmoria. “mon, let us skate.” = “Ko.” “No?”’ > “Tha’s what Ii said. Is rou blind that speu can’t heah me?” © Obviously, Zero was ‘Leare off +o’ akin’, Ammonia” —— = “I ain't jokin’.” “You ac’s like such.”’ “Acs like ain't is like.’ “But, Ammonia” “Don't you go buttin’ me. Ab’ I want you to understan’ right now that I ain’t 80 kind of a gal which you can skate | With when they ain't nobody else which ‘JOU crave to skate with more. . Tha’s all, Mistuh Harris. Tha’s ev’y last word I has got to say about it or you, an’ the Sooner you. fin’s yo'se’f another lady Dabtner, the better off I is gwime be.” News of the quarrel spread swift- * about the bal) and more than ene —- — a — feminine eye lighted eageriy at the prospect that, now Zero was an un- willing free agent, there might be some chance to ensnare his approval. More than one of these scheming young ladies took occasion to pour kerosene upon the fires of Ammonia’s righteous indig- nation. ° Through the kindly offices of the gossipy Sis Callie Flukers, Semore Maskby was made aware of the status, and a chortle of unadulterated delight came from between the Mashby lips. But Semore was not entirely deluded. He knew that Ammonia was infatuated with Zero and that the lovers’ quarrel was 2 thing of troublous imperma- nence. On the other haad, if he could effect the departure of Mr. Harris from Birmingham there was a strong likeli- bood that Ammonia might eventually come to his arms. \ 7 (TH Semore deluging Ammonia with attention and Zero constantly in the society of the Junoesque Miss Cheese, the cosmic scheme of the prin- cipals was at sixes and sevens. And it was during that period that Lawyer Evans Chew summoned Ammonia and dictated to her the terms of the lease which he had secured from the owner of the warehouse in which the Niagara Falis Skating Rink was located. The lease was five years at a monthly rental of $25, and it was executed in favor of Semore Mashby. Ammonia looked up from her notebook. “To Semore Mashby?” she inquired, “or to Mistuh Mashby an’ Mistuh Har- Chew shook his head. “TI —_—_—————— —_ -_—————- oe more elementary fancy figures, but she eould make genuine speed about ‘the smooth, well-chalked floor. By pro- moti@g a race for the fair ser, then, Se- more realized that he was affording her the opportunity for a triumph such as she had never before experienced. The night of the race would be a red-letter one for her, and he planned the regal presentation of a silver cup to her im- mediately at the triumphant conclu- sion of the contest. He suggested the plan to Zero and that gentleman sparkled with enthusi- asm. “Fine! That's a swell idea, Se- more.” “Who you reckon is gwine win same?” “Ammonia.” Semore simulated surprise. “You reckon she’s gwine win?” “Semore—they ain't no woman in Bummin’ham can skate as fast front- ways as she can backwards. They ain't no mo’ chance of beatin’ that gal in a skatin’*race in Bummin’ham than they ts of makin’ a cullud man sadder’n what I is right now.” He laid a gentle hand on Semore’s shoulder. ‘‘What you reck- on is eatin’ that gal?” “Well, she was tellin’ me t’other day that she was sick an’ tired of you. Said you wasn’t no good, or somethin’. Any- way, she wasn’t complimentizn® rou none.” Zero writhed. Then, alone, he gave thought to the words of Mr. Mashby and a bit of light penetrated. Semore had been unnecessarily frank in passing alorg the good word and there had -been an evil glint in the Mashby eye. Too, Zero hadn't been un- “Ev-ything you gits, you gits, ap’ ev-ything I gits you gits.” got a bunch ne is fixin®' to do Zero dirt.”’ “How come?” “Them two fellers ain't. ewine have a settlement fo’ another th’ee weeks ret, an’ Zero mos’ likely ain't thought nothin” “bout the rent. Now heah goes Semore leasin’ the buildin’ which he has rented fum mo month befo’ an’ the chances i fum himself.” Semore’s procedure was new very -lear to Ammonia, and her first senti- ment was one of umpholy joy that some- one was about to bring suffering to the man who apparently had abandoned her that he might pursue the flagrant Mallissie. But gradually that feeling subsided in bitterness against Semore Masbby and a wish that she and Zero were friends again. that she might pass on to him the proof of his partner's per- fidy. At lemgth she tossed her head. That was outofthe question ... and she had the satisfaction of knowing that whatever Zéro’s true feelings might be regarding her, he would suffer by reason of their quarre!. -An era of magnificent prosperity had descended upon the Niagara Falls Skat- ing Rink. Flushed with success, Zero’s inventive brain was working overtime and he commenced promoting a succes- gion of special affairs which taxed the eapacity of the rink to its uttermost. Then Mashby conceived the idea of a skating race for iadies! He knew that Ammonia was . . * § we Se BOSE te, a ae oe i= * > sree - “~~ y . «4 > * = —_ * os . he aa

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—t- a : yr) fs fy , ; : ~ ao $A OLL EEO diye anh wert . -y Py . eed nn *etere RTS a oes Page Tweive. : | - ' ' | which was surcharged with invective against the perfidiogs Mr. Mashbr. “An’.” be conciuded. “by doin’ such he aims te take ro business away fum you. _tuz you oat of Bummin’ham an’ may vo gai.” ‘ No” Ye An you is eneuga of a sucker- - —_— £ z - . =e >. 3s * ~i« - ) =. “You mean Semore is studrin "dot - An’ he figgers that does I git out of towa he can do same” “You is tectin’ now. soa.” Zero smashed his right fist into the paim of his left hand “Daws-gone his hide Ise gwine teach him Ise gwime git revenge fo ail this dirty work Wh-wi-what yvoa aims to do to him. Zero” “[se gwine keep on wukkin’ at the nad se did. Sut 20 longer did he _ dary of the race found Zero Dbusy¥ . - - 2corations. The silver trophr purcnased and engrared and was on displar in the center of the rink At noon Zero telephoned Ammonia Miss Mime” Lb-nud This is Zero ain't the kied of a ga. to make talk with strange gemmen. The re- -eiver clicked on the hook and Zero turned miserabir awar = 2 umpderstood now whr Semore had sived the idea for the race. It af- omnia pubiic opportunity for d it was a cinch that Miss Mims would be grateful to the maz ie that triumpA pessibie. : clock that evening the rink had been prepared. Ropes had bee stretched around the floor of the rink to mark the inner boundaries of the «ucing track These ropes were attached to stakes which had Deen stuck im the floor with ‘the bheip of slender and sharp nails Within the inmclosure and at each of the four points of the com- pass bad been placed small tabies. On each of these tabies was a large can of powdered chalk. Each can had a per- forated top and each was to be presid- ed over br 2 man whose duty it was to keep fresh chalk sprinkied on the track during the course of the race, that the skates might not slip cm the sharp ‘urns. Semore Mashbdry himself had in- sisted upon presiding over the chaix 2 curve mearest the finish Line. Ammonia’s advent was the signa! for 71 — = = i - $ imuaitueus appianse. She was ciad in a2 new sport suit of white trimmed lar- e -_ ishiy with eerise On ber ample feet ere new iaced boots and she wore bony throat a lambd's-wooil } rs u ar earf s e had seen in moring pietures of coider countries. Zero Harrt&. whose role was that of master of ceremonies. ered her long- nz and only the fear of public rebuff eferr = from again seeking a rec- eriliation As a matter of fact. Ammonis had ng Se wearied the warfare. But st he mig presume that her pride as mot sc strong as his. she main- aimed an attitude of severe aloofness ¥llea dissuaded m irom attempting evTenialour amend Mr. Mashbyr made his war through SEcited throng toward Zero’s pri- a fice A Dit of disconcerting dia- g am 0 2185 #ars is race sho ir gwine be a fize nz f Zero Harris commented the ia, ie How me” Hes powtu 2¢ of Ammonia Mims, ain't bhe* You said it”, An” Ammonia is gwine win. sin’t - ™ _—— — =x ~ -—— -- = sey. Set > ie he = e 7 ~~ = « > - = ee Ss | ~* — abs - ~ ~ Was =F- we =. . > ~ > = ed - . - 2 t3 BUR OL SATim tae - = + —,; = - aT ~~ - > ne 4? ~~ — o- eS —_— as > ~~ -Bce OPS - - - - — -_ ~- ; 2 £ai Sif Poepu.ar on account she does This. indeed. was a new angle to the situation. It had snot occurred to him that AmmoRias gratitude would be di- rected other than in his direction. Con- tempiation of that possibilitr was vast- iy disturbing. “Daweg-gore’'” he solilco- quized. “if tha’s the war she looks at it. | mas’ hope she loses. H5 returnefl to the inclosure aad beckoned to Ammonia. “I has arranged th@es so that rou is osest to the ropes when the race Sunday Magazine —St. Lowis Post-Dispatch. —March 29, 1925, _ the inside an’ all them other gals will hare to swing wide on the turns so you wont as taey does.” He laid a tentative finger Mims. that I thu boughten the solid silver cup which you Wins. She flashed him a radiant smile. “I ain't forgittin’". Mr. Mashby. I never forgits nothin’, ne time. And im ber mind was remembrance of the deal by which Semore had euchered Zero Har- ris out of many dollars. A whistle shrilled. the orchestra} dromed off imto silence, the crowd! stided. With some difficulty Zero lined rs. putti Ammonia near-| | up the racers. putting | NEW Vv est the ropes. . “On yo mark’ Get set'” And the | A DOD N tiny revolver cracked and they were off. | LLA DUNGEE and Ammonia Mims flashed ahead of the crowd. But ail-| though Ella was speedy. Ammozia’s | easy stride was sufficiently strong to enabie ber to hold the imside and she’ rounded the first curve inches ahead of! Ella and comfortabiy im the lead of ’ ok tie etiers. Before the completion of the first) lap the racers had divided into two dis- tinct groups: the leaders consisting of ammonia. Ella Dungee. Mrs.- Evans Chew and Miss Maudine Pigford. They completed the second lap and the third. Manudine Pigford was tiring and Mallissie Cheese was pulling away from the tailenders and bidding for a’ position among the leaders. Ther rounded the north curve, swung by S=- more Mashbv and set off om the fifth: lap. At a signal from Semore, each of the officials seized his can of pewdered | chalk and sprinkled it on that section | of the track immediately before him.) Ammonia lengthened her stroke. She’ beld ciose into the ropes as she neared Semore. crossing right leg over left with each powerful thrust. The gap between ber and Mrs. Chew. ber nearest rival. widenec. She smiled warmly at the wizened Mr. Mashby and then—— Something happemed. The feet of Ammonia Mims divorced themselves | from the ground. A portion of Miss Mims not generally employed in skating piaced itseif where the feet had been. There was a roar 8of surprise. sprimkied with laughter Ammonis scrambled to her feet and set out iz pur- suit of Elia Dungee and Mrs. Chew. both et whom had passed her. She could hear occasional bits ef merriment. buat she was undaunted. Emploring all t speed she had passed both the leaders before agaim reaching the tu where Semore Mashby stood in- Gustricusiy sprimklimg chalk on tie floor Ammonia was angry. Laugh at her ould ther® She determined to make runmawar race of it Might there. He: feet fairiy twinkled as she rounded the curve and shot bry Semore’s post. And then it happened azainz. Oniy this time it occurred twice as forcibie. The crowd shrieked with laughter. The other skaters. swinging wide to avcid the prostrat= figure. shot br. She zo- ticed the other women on the far turn —all swinging wide. She alone bad the And Ist hen she would hare re tired from competition. Semore bent ver her. -ager!r You go on an’ win.” be commanded. | Meekir she turned to obey, but as she’ sWunge out in pursuit of the others, bis | roice came to her ears in well-meant | advice | : TF rpms famed in her heart then, | -Yiwith Semore as the murderee. She) Se would get even with him | mble herself and make friends with Zero Harris and shed tell him about the trickery of Semore iz conumec-! tion with the lease om the rink—shed make it plain to Zero that when Semere took the lease in his own tame it was the same as though be bad done so in the mame of partnership and that the Benefits of the low rental were his as = well as Semore’s. She'd tell him al) = that—because she despise@ Semore as! the author of ber miseries. banking. He is satisfied savings in his famous “¥ ing” rather than imtrust the ers as for accepting a ¢ Stranger im SDayment of ; Would be regarded as extre Few French busizess bous arcounts. Most of them keep tie OOO ANSWER TO LAST 4 \ ed of a : t4 | ~ | oe a *i " ud J . 4 3 us -_ oO . a us = Set Gi? OI eile 4)

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once again teward Semere. And again tm that fatal apet her fect company with the greand. Even gbriek ef delirious laughter from erowd failed te-drown the crash. V VEST POCKET ' foliar factory. "Yow SEND = by O MONEY oar NEWTON, MASS. ; MOISON SHIRTS Direct 3 DISOW MILLS EFRS.. 503 Bway, New York ne oS Me $1000 in Cash!” PucK | irl.” One "RE oO” GOITRE oe. ent and addres ant we vil mailyes Tess to” Goitre Bandage Free of Charge. ry imteresting and valuable booklet on Y Geitre at Home. Wear a Tr We Guarantee Your Comfort with every Brooks Appliance. New discovery. Wondertd. No obnoxious springs or pads. AUtomatic Air Cushions. for trade-mark bearing por trait and signature of C. BL MING MACHINE} _ Pref Sero Harris lifted the battered , form of Ammonia Mims fe his sinewy “C'mon, honey.” it was the first kind word which had geme to her. She Mung her arms about ‘Qe neck of the man who held her. “Oh! Semore insinuated himself before “aAmmonia”™—— “git away fam heah!” she sizzled. ghe faced Zero. “Tse got some- thin’ to tell you, Zero; somethin’ about that Mashby man which you is gwine be ‘happy to heah’"—— HEY retired to the side lines and watched Mrs. Evans Chew win from | Bile Dungee. Ammonia turned wearily t® Zero. “Take me away fum heah, honey. I never want to. see a skate po mo. “Jes’ a minute.” He took her by . the hand and towed her across the floor. They were alone on the track near the spot where Ammonia’s three catastro- phes had ecccurred. Zero directed her attention to a glistening section of the floor immediately tn front of Semore’s post. “See that?” “Uh-huh.” “Feel it.” She applied a finger to the smooth surface. “It’s slick,” she said. “Sho'ly it is, Ammonia. Now look heah.” He piczed up the can of pow- dered chalk which Semore had used and eprinkled a bit on the floor. “Rub that,”’ he commanded. She did so, and immediately the floor became slippery where the rubbing oc- curred. “What ts it Zero?” “It’s thisaway,” he egplained. “‘Se- more Mashhby knowed that I an’ you was suttin’ to make up sooner or later did you keep on comin’ to this rink, an’ he figgered that if’n he could git you so disgusted with skatin’ that rou wouldn't never be frien’s again an’ he could make ma’iage with you. So’’— He drewa deep breath. “All what that man done Was to empty the powdered chalk out of that can and put powdered wax in it instead. He knowed you was the on’y lady which could skate good enough to take them turns close—an’ so—ev'y time you made this curve yo’ skates hit | that powdered wax an’ rou hit the floor.” She was ail for ‘OMmmMiting man slaughter right then and there. 4nd while Zero personally removed her we!l- waxed skates she teld him of Semore’s perfidiousness. . “Oh! sugar-foot,”” he murmured gratefully, ‘“‘you has sho'ly tol" me some thin’ now. I'se gwine make that cullud buzzard wiggle. .. . You sho'ls Was sweet to tell it to me, Ammonia.” “l’se gwine tell you ev’thing I krows. Zero. An’ is you gwine tell me ev’thing too?” “TI suttingly is.” he swore. “Fum now on.”” To himself he added: But they ain't no sense Bein’ fool enough to tell her it Was I which put powd:s ré he Waxemmn ? hy can Semore ised." ‘Copyright UNDERCURRENTS IN WORLD From the Post-Dispatch Correspondents. CAPITALS WASHINGTON. How the Government Printing Office turned detective and materially assist- ed in the conviction of seven men who participated in ome of the biggest whisky frauds ever prosecuted under the prohibition law has been disclosed in the annua! report of George H. Car- ter, the Public Printer. The hundred suspected permits for the withdrawal of whisky from bonded warehouses had been seized by the De- partment of Justice and the Bureau of Internal Revenue and constituted the only gnaterial evidence against the dis tillery of A. Guckenheimer Bros. Co. and 13 individual defendants, charged with the illegal withdrawal of large quantities of bonded whisky from Pitts. burc warehouses. A number of these permits, however, had been so cleverly imitated by the photo-engraving process that they com- pletely defied all attempts at detection by experts, and the defendant's conten- tion that they were legal permits issued by Government officials seemed for a time to be irrefutable. The public printer finally suggested that & test be made of the paper used in both the genuine and the false per- Mits. It was learned that the true_per- mits were on a 30 per cent raz paper, with the Government's watermark run- ping lengthwise onthe #heet. The suspected permits, on the other hand, were printed on paper on which the watermark. although correctly read- ing “Internal Revenue Prohibition,” fan across instead of lengthwise of the sheet. Furthermore, the paper varied in composition from all wood pulp to $5 per cent rag content. a safe, and if they have more than necessary to conduct their business they either send it to the Government sav- ings bank, which pays them 5 per cent, or, more commonly, they buy Govern- ment or city bonds. Accepting a check, they say, means too much « trouble. Even if the customer is known to the firm it would mean sending @ trusted clerk to the bank to cash the check. The merchant would rather say to the customer, “Pay me some other time.”” Sometimes fashionable Paris shops which deal with foreign custom- ers do accept checks, but they are care- ful to get the check cashed before the goods have been delivered to the cus- tomer’s hotel. Even Government of- fices have hitherto been unwilling to accept checks. A well-known American firm, with offices in Paris. recently sent a draft on a Paris bank to pay its in- come tax, and the check was returned with.a note: “Please send an emplore with cash, or send postal order.” - -_ o ROME. Among the “pilgrims” who have come to Rome for the Anno Santo are numerous members of an ancient order of handicraftemen. They are Knights of the Deft Fingers—known to biunt Nordic speech as pickpockets. They seem to have gathered in Rome from all over Italy. Pf a gentleman who shares your 4 on a bus leans out of the window, looking for a long- lost friend, pushing against you in the meantime, it is best to keep vrour coat buttoned. If you find yourself in a jam while getting off the trolley, it is advisable to keep cool. Generally speaking, visitors The evidence submitted by the print-“Should keep their money in a most inti- ing office appeared conclusive to the, eourts and aided the Government in ob- taining the conviction in Mar. 1%2 of seven of the defendants PARIS. A bard task awaits the French Gov-| ernment which proposes to popular-| ize the use of the check in order to re- duce the circulation of banknotes. The average Frenchman is distrustful of ehecks and everything “pertaining to = 7 banking He is satisfied to keep his| Savings in his famous “woolen stock-| ing’ rather than intrust them to strang- ers. As for accepting a check from a Stranger in payment of a debt, that) Would be regarded as extremely foolish. | Few Freneh business houses have bank arcounts Most of them keep their money’ in| ‘een ANSWER TO LAST WEER’S , PUZZLE ; TIAIL s s Epi: (Ti VIE IRIT nal A } D i Vv } . ' P| TT rR 7 NIA R T : DIE ir EM! a " ' " Ss LIE Ris } 1 1™wMieE L j VIE } *) : 4 4 Di i Pil P rit VjErCie r 3S iD | composed of 1 32-inch Chisel, mate pocket, or, if a lady. in an «ren more intimate receptacle. An acquaint ance who “accidentally cot into one of those trolley car jams emerged minus her handbag. It contained her money | and her passport. She reported the loss to the R6me police. who assured her that if the thieves were “gentle- | men” they would certainly return the| passport. The thieves have gone so far | as to don priests’ raiment. Recently. there was reported the first case of an American tourist being robbed in a church by one of these supposed ‘priests.’ London fogs, even at their worst. will have no terrors for tramcar passengers of the future if an invention demon- strated here recently meets half the promises of the inventor. Long famous for grasping soot and smoke and nearly everything that floats and holding them suspended in the air, London fogs sometimes bring street | | i ' ' | ' / | | traffie to a standstill for hours at a' time, as drivers cannot see their way even by the aid of powerful headlichts and other special arrangements. But this trouble may be overcome by the auto indicator, it is contended, as it shows the passenger and the motor- man as well the exact location of the car at all times. A red pointer works on a chart on ' ; which are the names of streets, hotels | and other well-known buildings and the usual stopping places along the route The red pointer reaches these positions on the chart simultaneously with the car itself. 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Are You Intelligent? (Continued From Page 5.) aduit male brain?” and someone an- Copperfield” who was always expecting swered, “I don’t know,” and he snapped something to turn up. back, “You wouldn't.” Following this 6. Water. 8. 792 feet. up he asked Benny Leonard, “What is 7. $50 feet 7 inches. the subject matter of the Book of Deu- teronomy’?” “I've only read the Oid Testament,’ said Leonard. “Well, that’s in the Old Testament.” said Albertson. “Oh, is it?” said Leonard. “Well, it must have been out every time I asked GARBLED QUOTATION TEST. for it at the Public Library.” 1. “There’s nothing either good or When it was over, only Bide Dudley bad but thinking makes it so.” had passed a satisfactory intelligence 2. “The proof of the pudding is in itest. He had 35 points, and was pre the eating.” sented with a lovely silver replica of a 3. “He that goes a-borrowing fcoecs ripe Camembert cheese as a trophy. a-sorrowing.” Miss Mendez had 15 points and Miss 4. “Look before you leap.” Newcomb two and a half. Hershfield 5. “Curfew tolls the kmeil of parting was low cheese with a minus 20. He day, was promptly re-elected president of The lowing herd winds slowly “1 the club. o’er the lea, 2 - : . Psychologist Albertson having rated The ploughman homeward ploeds td ~* “ | Papa ee 5 Coa . most of the members as morons or less, his weary way, | c . at was given a rising vote of thanks and And leaves the world to dark- ) RTEX DI AMOND” | confidence. His election as Honorary ness and to me.” Se thi _— High Exalted Head Cheese followed. 6. “Discretion is the better part ot} © Srife. 5. Lawrence » Chicago. othing more to pay = and although he leoked a bit dubious valor.” | ee hing to Sell — Nothing to Be . , about the title, as the meeting broke MISCELLANBEOTS. ia Red Tape Attached to This Offer up all 5 . - . > At Kills ¢ t h i nine A | appropriate. 2. Thomas G. Masaryk. | a a rr er m want Thousands of new owners : : : 3. A gum made from the sap of th of ARTEX DIAMONDS, ang v- e ® sap e . — istribute these gems FREE to th» SRSSERS TO TEE QUESTIONS. i ceases mantic oncom! in | hree Minutes ss of this magazine. “— 4 OBSERVATION TESTS. tion. j ‘os “hronic e . h . n X DIAMONDS are full 24 : 1. Front. 2. Left. 3. Cent. 4. 1361 grains. | cases ———- Po ee ee te are of such radiant beauty ' . 5. Horizontally. 5. The Jewish law as recapitulated by! stantiy to the amazing discovery of a HISTORICAL MEMORY TESTS. Moses just before he died, together with bey , ae —s. Sue mnathes 4 } Se . Aristotle. his benediction and the story of his) utes. yet ts —ek A, coin ‘ta thee Sir Walter Raleigh. death. j~- ae A Your —_— and | lunges ® ciea ike magic. utferers Egbert of Wessex. 6. In the Cancasus. are reMeved in a single right. Jennie Lind. 5. Robert Bruce. 7. The United States. | tan peeve Bane te ntredeee Lausx to L 7 -_ .- . il ion e ers. n one mon ° 0 ter GENERAL INFORMATION. 8. In Sam Bernardino County, Cal.|...4 @ treatment free and postpaid, to 39.37 imches. 3. Minnie Maddern. 9. A schooner used by Dr. Fridtjof | i wen pune for it. Ne obiiga- ean o_. : lion NO cos it cures you, you can 2000 pounds. 4. Five. Nansen in an attempt to reach the North F.nay the faver by telling your friends A character in Dickens’ “David Pole in 1893. | if met, the less is mine. No matter what —_ |} you have tried, just send me your name ERIS . 7 et e+ ~ > ew ~ocese —- Las ° aes ~ * - ~ Aes eae ae oe a « a — & t - sf age ° ee ae eee ont ee an bien) /and addrees for this generous free treat- 4 wa ; | . ment and prove that you can be rid of TW J | Giant ts ast cotarra 4 o 4f in f } W. R. SMITH, S39 Lavex Bidg.. _ ADVERTISEMENT. J} ve ff | Satine fren Past 3) | iin te \ ; +2 { ~ Zoolegical. Park, is authority for the ciers of the Arctic region. But sei- _ ADVERTISENENT E UJ by ATIS aes Yourself Slender! |statement that mammoth: from 12 to 13 ence says that probably it was. ifeet high wandered orer Western Relies of the ancient @lephants have Go ‘areas Thousands ef men and women - - ’ R CAUSED BY URIC ACID. tated . slender faqums | | Alaska not more than 30,000 years aco. been found at numerous places in Can- ean nna Paneer ae Sn , You perhaps, because you have _Tanging eastward to Indiana and Ken- of skeletons belonging presumably to, — — 4 oy = ) Get dragnet tucky. The mastodons migrated south 25 different elephants have been un . = > “ Preecreptien - . ac : o } r oad : : - = T.. foe RHEUMATISM, just publishes — Marmola and eastward from Alaska, finally earthed, also-bones of prehistoric buf-|\A Free Two Weeks’ Treatment | you the real truth about RI ’ Motors Bldg reaching Easte?fn New York State, wher, faloes, horses and camels. Sent To Every Sufferer To Prove . Tells what actuallir DOES cause ; . _ wr h > f TY P| ; ; - Wh + ene ? lel > e tin ti f tho | . . how it is now being successfully treat specimens have been found in bogs. Ss oe SS eee OS SC That Gels Can Be Guliaeay Ro ali its @tfferent forms and st ; unmeci mammoths and mastodons in America? . . D new, advanced scientific me | . bi 7 ne ee. Be hie _-.:,. Moved Without Pain or Danger hese th ooant . nee Guibiete . ) NE of the famous skeletons is the This is a question for which scientists . . writing of this unusual beok is tha | - : : Right jn Your Own Home of my twenty years’ study, expel “Warren mastodon, rouns ® have pot found the answer. Big, pow- 4 é “ ana ae ie ee \dried-up swamp near Newburz, N. , erful and numerous, these ancient ele-' Ry merely sendirg your name and — d - — oe a ‘ . . : Fr. wit} the fe que sti« ; answer S, SCTATICA, LI MBAGO, ete, in 1845. After having been mounted, phants had been extinct probably for! .. | dain — ~ RE cg A serio — teat af & ea et form or > 4 the skeleton was exhibited in several very many centuries before the first| treatment that has beem a marvelous suc- it Therefore, although " ‘ Gladiy wend one complete c y . |cities, then for many years was in a white men reached America. be book absolutely free ¥ | | Boston museum. Several years azo “Certainly, it could not have been the Pour address or that of any : rF : _ , : | may Know. to HB. P. CLEFARWA 2. % RUBY FREE through the aid of J. Pierpont Morgan, cold of the glacial period which de- 2 =] 7 ny aaa Maine. ‘ ) ‘it was acquired for the American Mu- stroyed them,” explained Prof. Stauffer. ee | a of seum of Natural History, New York, at “As we know, some of them were cov-,; a . , a cost of $30,000. ered with fur and well able to with- ENT . . : : | There is no way of telling whether stand the cold Moreover, we know ——- the mammoth recently discovered in that some of them survived the cold Minnesota was of the wool-bearing “Probably the cause of their extinction | _ S | type, like portions of carcasses which is to be found in some infection which; | ay |have been recovered on several oceca- was communicated from herd to = |'sions from Nature's refricerator in cla- down to the last survivor.” . On i The Unknown Indian Soldier (Continued From Page 9.) The return of Arthur Frazi-«r was an and resume insurance payments te Mrs. exploded myth that day. Frazier. To confirm fits position, two weeks | UT only for a day. Over long-jis- ago it produced Steve Acosta’s answer | tance next morning came a «aii fror to a questionnaire, identifying the boy | Minneapolis to the lonely mission eta- as his nephew, Arthur Lopez. Acosta | tion at Oacoma. identified the boy's hotegraph, de- “Don't you believe what the papers scribed his nephew and told of Arthur aia, atiiiciteatttie say,” a well-loved voice told the Rev. Lopez’s schooling and characteristics. | js Fistuly shows Kew wes All Trace i Mr. Frasier. “Don’t you believe them. “A Mexican,” answers Mrs. Frazier, of Goltre, Leaving Neck | am your son.” “igs no more like an Indian than an In- Sm and Natural. ZING RESULTS! . See a ee a ae Ae « * : a . eee eS we a eat ’ une han any other pow@em — ; ' ; - , ‘ It is a seit- Anxious - were awaited. 4d a like «kite : w eess in thousands of cases. ly the papers ian is like a white man Il know my Ace Seats wens palm, aaa ot I honestly valve the cl . M what a crand feeling No more chokine.| Mrs. Frazier beard her husband read boy. I nursed bim at miy breast.” ines of time. : complexion, ago not 64 & : Si AP rLectees high ta. No more spaane,. No | the astounding tale. “lama Christian,” answers the Rev. It stops the choking; you fee! relieve aa : nerve wreck eciz ures. Over ‘ ra é aa las oi P . |at once: in many cases the goitre is near- this pure La-May. Every , ave — a to BANISH | “Mexicam.or Sioux, se sald, Mr. Frazier, “and a minister. I say it| iy gone at the end of two weeks and even ificate guaranteeing it GOMER: Gros sctins , So whiew. vo pula. 0° | know he is my boy.” solemaly, upon my fafth—the Govern-| in sates of so-calted pop-s10" coreg the ontain rice pewder, white lead @& Uiknown doctor, but now biessed by| Then Arthur Frazier, or Arthur Lo- ment has not been fair to us.” | so'tre in time a where operations were nounviocvse treredient 4 reward ' . pez—as you will—repudiated his eon- ° | Supposed to be the only relief —~ ys Bhousand dollars is offered @ HEY want the boy back—son or no | $e 3 in the vounom oe. ae wee st who finds La-May contains U ej son. They are using every effort to free test without cost or obligation ef ful ingredients. This offer has S®% ty 1. have him removed from the hospital to; *"” *'"* img years, yet no one has Cc! eaten “| “1 hadn't even a drink of water. They their care. The Rev. M. Frazier plans ; nent F a couse La-May S Ore : threatened me with prison unless I said to be transferred south, where the cli-: Two Weeks’ Treat ree n.} ask for your La May Og : that I was Arthur Lopez. They showed mate may be of help to—their boy. — FR dm By Rng Baty on — pnough to refuse substitutes Sub; me handcuffs. I would have said I was _ The erave of the soldier buried at/] Treatment mailed free in. plain pack: ‘S are offered only by demonstTas | a Chinaman to be alone and free. My Niobrara will be always cared for, they —_ a b A 5s eg y, yy Geailers trying to make a .. brain reeled. It seemed easiest to tell say. . ; at your expense. La-May is , ithem ‘Yes.’ “He, too,” says Mrs. Frazier, “is |] age?. .,.How old is Geitre? riy-five cents, s xt. cents and one | “Then I signed the letters. They someone's boy. But he is also our boy | in White, Flesh, Brunette and a threatened jail again before they made now, since Arthur has come back.”’ Kemember, no one can buy & O85 Bes tained a French prescrip- me tell the story to the papers.” The grave is strewn with flowers. It Hands Trembie?... -seevee- Do eyes Nervous?. ti tment of : as - | finer, a purer or safer powd ‘ AN ee gag ® has been since the day “Arthur Frazer La-May at any price. Save ritie. | have given this! « PTHUR FRAZIER’S comrades at was found. It will be so long as there “ to thousands with wor | S derful results. The pre | J kRochester have raised a public fund remains 2 Siowx at Niobrara. : . , = ct ask nothing for |to fight for the sick man. The Govern- Why? Perhaps this little mound is|| Name . Ge ER SOOT A May—It’s Pure! — : e : it if ° . ; — 7? : mau you will gend me your ag Indians the rave of their Un- A postal will bring it.) Write today | ment at first threatened prosecution, to the = | CASE, Dept. 1261. Brockven. Masa. eevee eeeereaee® tinen decided to place him in a hospital known Soldier. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 29, 1925. Page Fifteen.

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MARCH 20, 1925 [__ SUNDAY MORNING THE 3f. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH yoy aS a <i — aa eS —————— eee — SS W I N T E R I ulti J A » A N ye — | ) | =. e Sy a (NICE NEWS GIRL) = ase . (Right). Ski running in Saghalien. (Above). Japanese boys with skates attached to their wooden clogs, on the ice at Lake Suwa in Central Japan Nimes IN HISTORIC INSCRIPTION ae «(aii This photograph was taken in the Salt Tower of the Tower of London, which is soon to be opened to the public. It was carved by Henry Walpole, a Jesuit priest, who was hanged at Tyburn. He was charged with being in a plot to rub poison in the pommel of Queen Elizabeth's saddle London Times She sells newspapers and magazines on the Prome ae nade des Anglais at Nice =" —s 6 ¢ A GREAT RACER} & (LONDON TO COPENHAGEN) ND . = An ss all - metal lin and Stettin. craft carries Io sengers. we new air route be a ‘ X the capitals of England and Denmark via n- sterdam, Hanover, tlying boat in service on the tween Am Ber- The pas- a | SUNDAY MORN Ss ‘New Attorney- General taking the pI] oath of office at the Department of Jus- tice at Wash- ington. Hiarria & Ewing ic) A POWERFI ——— event was the pre-Lenten fiesta in Madrid. » ee Suit, dress, hat, saddle for these merrymakers were made of rafia e:w a & Under The Princess Astrid of Sweden is taking a course in nursing at the Stockholm ae hee is 7 | orphanage. She is here working at Stromboli, now 13 years old won every important stake in the country in his nine the kitchen sink. ° racing years. His owner, S. ©. Hildreth and Mrs. Hildreth are shown in the pic- Underwood @ Under ture taken last week. . : — oe. eee - —( THOMAS LAWSON'’S SON ) is Operating ' Arnold Lawson, who is shown with one of his coaches, is starting a bus line with which he hopes to cover most of the Eastern States. So far he New England. in -- Senators Wals combined in at

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-f.¢ @ * . . . : BO Rey a [senor wom __THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH S—CU:cary” SARGENT BATTLEFLEET MANEUVERS a eae = —— of ; ‘ . Ore cay J ae > = é: ‘New Attorney \ General taking the aa oath of office at the (> 2 Department of Jus- VS Y, tice at Wash- Ss LS ington. ria . \ 4 4 « - a . - . - . 2 owt # ‘ - ’ ” : ee : st % “ » . 6 \ Squadron of destroyers laying a smoke screen in the war game on the Pacific coast bienry Miller Gi $ _— / Military escort pass- ing between smoking columns in the Wil- helmstrasse in Berlin Ad A POWERFUL PAIR > Vice President Dawes met General hin at ors Walsh of Montana and Reed of Missour:, whos bility Washington railway station after his return to to the Senate organization | | United States. They are shown acknowledging a salute —— - ala - * . ineag in attacK is a tearsome thing

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| f MARCH 2g 2 a —_—— | ; U a MARCH a9, 1925 ney | (‘Na & g oO" . aX’ . 4 — (Above) } mn the ruins of the arse: tf Caju Island, just out of Rio de Jan where 3000 cases of dynamite blew vu; Fire on an oi] barge was communicate the explosi« shore. Fifty es wer st in the explosion and most of the | ings on the }: nd were destroy Right) A more distant view of the hre on Ca Island > NAY BORAH ON \ HORSEBACK i . ~ * =SANY TESTING THE WINGS wip Fo. . ph ‘ mh . : wales * 3 ony ~ ‘ ° y the Savoie Marchetti Airplane Co. This plane is to be put into passenger serv- ple and Odessa. It has two 400-horsepower motors and carries a load of 4500 pounds, r of construction is that it has two passenger cabins below the wing. & Lt ADVEETISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT PHOTO BY FEDER a lou were slender too, \ when you were a bride § Your memories trhose happy Gyspicture @ graceful, siender girl “Tull of life, full of e: rne What hes become of her? Has she taken On Wwe cht— cr her g r| ch bgure~perhans even become stout? pcoat vou have ania 9 ciesS a cisaste 5 ody "Bain your youthful silhouette b rs using Marmola Tablets (thousand OF Men and women each vear re- ot VERY TOWN | 7 r ate . | Bain Nealthy slender figures this Never Wrinkics, | Di ietess no dies Fat | WDA you want, a: ler iT Al ~ Us stores heve then me dollar , — VT they Will be ser mM pia wrap ~ OStha: ¢ - > es | ae ne bt ppaid by ie Miarn . r } ars w SCBera, Mor. I ie Detron,Muict é Sk S satin MAR (OL i 7 | . | A < * he « <? - 7 - . FF ~ : ¢ ~ “Perce —_ o 7 +) ers “TT. - ee Une Measant dy to educr Engaged in Most Remarkable Contest: Bank of Commerce and the Federal Commerce Trust Company in 5t. Louis, 405 lion Dollars’ worth of new business for the two Commerce 15th. with Six Million Dollars set as the grand goal. Advertisement i genuine guaran: Men and women of the National strong, who have already secured more than Five Mil companies. The contest closes Wednesday. April

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rs _>-—-- -~--- = - es os SUNDAY MORNING TH E Se. LO VIS POST - DISPATCH MARCH aa bm SUNDAY = ZY SUBMARINE AND SHADOW > EEE ee EE os (Above) Fire where 3000 cases the explosive: ings on the island Island > Maneuvers of the American battle fleets produced this photograph of a late model submarine’ speeding through Pacific waters off the coast of Mexico, while on the _ water fail to satisfy try nearby was the menacing shadow VOGUE SHORT VAMPS of a dirigible. ; Siyk- — inction-and un- et & | | twins youasa TAN CALE PATENT TRIMMED— BLACK SATIN SUEDE TRIMMED — BLONDE SATIN BLONDE KD TREMED —— PATENT TAN KID TREMMED —~ — BLACK SATIN, SUEDE TRIMMED LOW HEEL Creea = ’ - . s > x The Senator from Idah | takes a morning ride along | the bridle path of Rock Creek Park. 7 °*. y — -- ‘a ‘sta, ms Ry: ‘ r* ’ ed acu ee es os “ 58 _= *” PHOTO BY FEDER la ae nae WP i ou were slender too, * when you were abride }) TRADE MARK REG Your memories of those happy Fell ar tite. fall of slender girl —full of life, full of eagerness. “— What has be fher? Has s! This silv water bu kk > fe r)S} Oo ' _ —. at Nas come ot ner as sne cke Ker STR ly goes to the horse taken on weight—lost her girlish \ lan: . : 3 : - . which wins ey Coffroth H: ind c ap ay Ti: a Juana. Jockey V4 Hoe nedlan «a Mooney holds the prize How needless a disaster! You can a : | : ) ; | Ms - * HE Knit-tex Coat iS different from any topcoat you have ‘ r-gain your youthful silhouette by a | a | Se 5 ever worn. It is guaranteed for three years. WB tomes pelkchpnseypech epson ‘~‘ ~’ XN men and women each year re- Kain healthy, slender figures this Link Style With Comfort ‘ Light as a feather, warm as toast, soft as velvet, never wrinkles, way). No exercises or diets. Eat . . . : what you d | ! Freedom of motion—yet style—trimmness—and a never gets out of shape, and can be worn ten months in the year. All dre inninn Ena oe hgure that enables you to wear the smartest frocks : bor. Or the . t be sont int pinie wonpe designed. LA CAMILLE designers have conceived wet ‘tre ’ , - like . por bostpaid. by she Marmola Comp garments that fashion your figure to tapering lines of the Knit-tex is knitted—but you wouldn’t know it. It looks like a fine 700 General Mc noes Bide Detail, Mich utmost gracefulness, yet comfortably support you. You imported fabric. The yoke and sleeve lining are of Skinner’s satin. actually feel that a LA CAMILLE is right. Ask your P ) 8 MARMOLA corsetiere to fit you with one according to your needs : — oe. ° ne ie 5 , ; You will.recognize a LA CAMILLE by— In every city and town in the United States there is a clothing store cil Venti Mask with this Knit-tex photograph in its windows. Look for it. That store he Measant Way toSeduce Ties Veniilllie. iin 06 tow te will show you Knit-tex in many beautiful new shades of grey, tan, ieditetn EE hamiaeten ke teenie blue, blue-grey, lavender-grey, fawn, mode, heather, and Oxford. feature. Ie in ensentia!l to health and comfort. The twin rew of : s : ' epruings feltew the spinal cord=— If you are shown a knit coat without the Knit-tex label, beware! If the merve centcer—and permit it te live—to bhreathe. Pressnure on the menmnitive vertebrae, so often re- the it-tex label is not in the coat it is not made of genuine guaran- aponmsible fer that tired feeling In - the hack—In eliminated. teed Knit-tex cloth. resceription Jablets The Most Comfortable Corset in the World Price 30 For Sale By All Leading Dealers Pen © Pe ers | | 7 International Corset Co., sein Sea Knitted scarf with cross Foremost in Guoves : $s : —— 501 PINE ST.S word design. ) Novelty Chamoi Suede, Silk and Kid Aurora, Illinois New York City ohen. oldman O. SEE Diy PAPERS ASK FOR [QJmaRRughL GLOVES ANO BE PLEASED ; NEW YORK : — — a

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| = | pcoat you have irs. never wrinkles, ynths in the year. it looks like a fine of Skinner's satin. risa clothing store k forit. That store hades of grey, tan, er. and Oxford. x label. beware! If O! genuine guaran: — | : SUNDAY MORNING MARCH 29, 1925 — d (Above) Fire in the ruins o! where 3000 cases of dynamite blev the explosives ashore. Fifty ings on the island were dest: Island. > —Q es SAY TESTING THE Wires > . “ ‘ rin » = + ee a a iw he Italian bombing plane manufactured by the Savoie Marchetti Airplane Co. This plane is to be put into passenger serv- between Rome, Athens, Constantinople and Odessa. It has two 400-horsepower motors and carries a load of 4500 pounds, uding ten passengers. A peculiarity of construction is that it has two passenger cabins below the wing. , ‘ fot t 7 ‘ 7 ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT . when you were a bride | r oN You were slender [00 ij Your memories of those happy —ftulof lite, full of cagerness What has become of her? Has she taken on weight —lost her girlish hgure perhaps even become stout? How needless a disaster! You can fegain your youthful silhouette by using Marmola Tablets (thousands of men and women cacn vear re Rain healthy. slender ficures this way). No exercises or diets. Far what YOU Wanr, and get siender' All a eal stores have th: edollara they will he sen: an wr pet OStpaid by sche Ma aa. Venera Mor | } 4 ’ MARMOLA 7 “Teter f , ° lana ) : dd SNe J @asant Lay ti aeells 4 ee . * « 4 " . z , as Engaged in Most Remarkable Contest: , Men and women of the National Bank of Commerce and the Federal Commerce Trust Company in St. Louis, 405 strong, who have already secured more than Five Million Dollars’ worth of new business for the = on ) 2 Wednesday. April 15th, with Six Million Dollars set as the grand goal. irw(r companies. The contest closes e ’ p ee ee * ¥ Pct “ a s oS a TRE me: aye r eee eS - - we -* « 2 nial ; - tm

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| ime CS f LOUIS POST - DISPATCH NM Ek Vitev 1 11 Es > — buck the vears and hod again vour vouthtul hie ile’. . priceless youth serve ws You need no magic formula Just wear a Rengo Belt Reduc- wig Corset. It will give you lines, a Slender amal Comfort. m Still Yours, jp" yracetul outline Strarght hyure, stvle Phere non-lacing and Lace back rrickle is for “very ~ Of hygure ate ivi At all ood stores 3 Ne s ‘ ‘RengoBelt REDUCING CORSETS tHR CROWN CORSET CO. MADR BY ~ A < ~ —-» — —— es A tll -_... — — - - -_- -- "=e eS al © bet & Oe Fe tee Feet * .OVERTISEMENT wv o — a. : * RR ee ad ; = oromic Onstipation, ne and ‘requent head. | et Flewschmann's | Pf nonth—the mir. | “m™ ples gone, head. oO more orc. Santa Pe. N. Mw. ~ o = aol # ss eo . , - : bi ail 2 -.' - | + e / » t r . . rT : 7s | | 1 h ROFESSIO? IAN. end ssfferes) . i« f 14 { L 4 &21 82 any yeacé fro ges Sree caises af , : 7 eas tree eens, brougst | “eS excii the at ersisted 12 oe : ; , ; » the pores ime oy gestion eee +3: ; ‘or afew ceais 4 aduy (Duusunds Wave Se Ne ee ~ = = | ° s + oil ow raven, Conn. — Cui avails Le restless, (de vigor of youtn | : : es ik ' ) | ’# .: ru c Cf ¢ Ce] CSI in . 4 here Sere fos - bee | j ces OOKieI 54 y @ 7 . \¢ tater Cs : J fe dese pees | - cokes , 5, Phas. Trea » » oY -_mk a, } “2 ovr oe ee ” j ; | NOW-ILL GO | HOME AN EVER: ) THING WILL BE | PEACHES AN’ ¢ a -_ = THE TROUBLE W THAT NOU NEVES Me -EVERN THING DAUGHTER - B00 bg. WISH Il WEs OUT OF THE w/A~w - eel i LA . ad I _- CAT me = .. _s “s +

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MARCH 29, 1925 i a LL] Ly Tgowpay moRNinc | OUBLE was chronic constipation, pimples, acne and frequent head- ical, I began to cat Fleischmann’s after a little over a month—the mir- established fact: pimples gone, head- fast going, and no more constipa. EH. Howard, Santa Fe, N. M. « ROFESSIONAL MAN, and sufferea rom indigestion... . Three cakes of | Yeast a day for three weeks, brought improvement that I persisted in the present time my digestion is perfect. comes anything good to eat, and I am Ith as any man of my age in New Irving J. Keyes, New Haven, Conn. ———— is campaign business, with all its noisy and snatching of meager rest betwee? in 1920, I rushed heediessly from state exacted retribution . . . I sought out Here it was! ‘Fleischmann’s peer my appetite had returned; in six, I dare eyes. I no longer know what anemia an » of yeast has become a rite and asym Mise Alma B Sasse. Brunswick, M& be $f: a _ _— | Two Comic Sections Wf Ss NOW -ILL GO HOME AN EVERY.- THING WILL BE PEACHES AN’ CREAM: ww . > s; “a ws Wes ‘ a A, ~ ; eS Me SS ik i bec Obes, “Totes nth AT ae Sia it AS ‘ee: w See ii, j page t LD) ry’ i “ , Wp ’, =e THE TROUBLE WITH WOU 15 THAT NOU NEVER THINK OF ME -EVERN THING 15 FOR DAUGHTER -BOO-HOO- NOU WISH | WERE OUT OF THE WAST - oa 3. : a = = a Sa | T ME A OINIOY A BEAOTIFOL NECKLACE FOR WHY SHOULD || HUH! WHO EVER TOLO | | BE-“WOO BuY YOU TO GET ME OPALS” WOU KNOW RING AND GET THEY ARE - ee, ow em, WELL WHAT'S THE MAT TER -DON'T 7 YOU LIKE THE PRESENT? 4 o>) , : = : HH Hf YES- DADDY - SUT NOU FORGOT MOTHER- LISTEN -MAGGIE- (DO HAVE GOTTEN NOU A RING BOT | YOU WANTED “Mller “ THOUGHT TOO HAD ALL THE JEWELRY ie lil =m aw) OF JEWELRY SOUVE GOT IN “THE SHOP AN’ SEND IT RIGHT OP TO MY GIVE ME. THE FINEST PIECE Spe S ve = veeree areee re ae pes (ee . a fad q 7 7 ad ive EA 2 3 — 2 FS ° - o re +0 RPT III RET ILE A - bat i, sf ee eS | caterers = i a ee —— see et 5 scares ee geen ~ = re wrte ese * - yA ELSE f Le ~ oom, ay OOF =; “ Le oie add ee Mered sa - amo I —— EEO (> THAT SO? WELL | IF YOU'D DO LESS THINKIN AN’ MORE : BOYIN' YOU'D Be DOIN’ SOME THING-} ° ‘ * “ . ~ _% ¢. ¥ } sS2 its = 2 - =" — ~s, AT HOME Now? EVER THING, oa WILL. BE O.K ww ——— | YOU MAKE ME SICK: KOU NEVER OID ANY THING RIGHT IM NOOR LIFE - 9 (OD RATHER MOT HAVE ANN TRING THAN THIS ONE! ©1925 ev Inte Feature Service, Inc. ta ye 11 - a | Great Britawm rights reserved ae =i OH! SHOT UOP- = = GIVE MEA = ° ee : C HAM ( = s as = os = 7 is ' r = _. a> Up Father” Appears Every Day on the a ) Aefot, 44 mis | L HELLO -MAGGIE- YOU AM OAUGHTER COME ON OCOWN AN’ PICK OOT WHAT “TOO WANT +1 JOST GOUGHT ee ' . 7 i ae Tit im THE JEWELRY ee TORE: «¢ r = - wo. AX te N + “« Be ; 1 | Pages of Roto True Life Fanay P ickures Sfories — "BRINGING UP FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS | —_o ) , : . | KOC, ‘DALLcHTeR | ll CO === "ee ) " ( SENO t¥r UP Tol ~ pity i cot aa ae we Me es I, QU ANOTHER ¥ MY COAUGHTE WONDER WHAT I\CAN | 8| — 9 = = eee | HAVE VT 1 LL | a scar SA eae RO DO TO GIT THEM TO GO DOWN TOWN TWICE THE. ‘ MAKE UR AN == AM BOY SOME FORGIVE ME. JEWELRY. f . 4 Pe \ Wah OR es , i Ss Y as | eS LE eS = ~ . -- ” =~ en Oye ~~ -* - ~“* * - ~* - @e- oq tue we ho ~ = . hn? =e © | + ©? —_—-— 7 “= -«~ — Oe eee oe mm i ~ “ ews we ee i i ian ee ee ee Sw ee ree we —erae~ = ~ eee aires Sn ee i. ie oe — maw twe - : » ee ” . . oa -—* S nee See io tee a8 me tat) . a oth het aks o * - ? tit if ity ae i Ha i? y*, sere f ") : at hah Hi ti a} TORS, it est ie fe 7 i. 8 ‘ st » - * ib ae fo tats . F.ea8 Mey a’el4 Bru. Baek. Pate ft ieee Y t,? } at ak: Ba 7 - 7 — * —< “ ® &

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